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Home My WebLink About1980-11-30 - Orange Coast Pilot_....---·-....------....... ~---~----,--~----_,._ --- Six-day brush fire siege comi~g to en8 .. SAN BERNARDINO (AP> - Erratic winds dJed down to a li1bt 10 lo 15 mph Saturday aa a destructive six-day sie~e ·of 1muhfires neared a n end. Of. ficial1 began surveying denuded hilu in dan1er of becomine muddy torrents in winter rains aa the worst fires were com- pletely controlled. 1tructuree, i.IQW')' or Joa of life. throuah smolderinc areu and bolds and the •v&ilability of aeed creeks wltb the mud.·• aided to 10 to 15 mph•Satwihy. The latest blue, the Proctor Valley fire, in southern San DJe10 County. charred 2,in acres after breaaln1 out Friday, but wu expected to be contai.ned by liOOn today. surveyed the land by helicopter -there are thousands of acres u weary rare crews were slowly to cover," said Forest Servlc. sent home, said U.S. Fore11t spokewoman Nancy U~ham. _ 8erVice information officer Ken-Reseeding must begin without Slater. "The emphasis i1 shift-delay, as November through He edded, "The ooly way It. will help is if we get a ll&ht rain to llelp th~ aeeda bile-hold before the really heavy rains come." Also Saturday, the '50,000. acre San Bernardino Natioaal Forest --WH reopened to tbe public. It had been closed because of the high winds 8"" dry cood.itiom. Four Southern California fires were stilJ out of control, but all were at leut partially contained and fir:efiehters expected few problems in extinguishing them wlth no additional damage to No structures were dama1ed and no hijuriea were reported from the Proctor, Valley blue, sa Id state Department of Forestry spokeswoman Vivian Bentkowski. Authorities said the fire began in an 1area where peo- ple were target shooting. Ing from bum control· to flood March is the rainy seuon in control," be said. So u the r n C a Ii for n i a . No Workers from the Forest measurable rain hu fallen in Service and local a1encles will the area since May 20, but there Some 6,000 firefighters were on the line at the height of the fires, some from as far away as New York. The spate of fires was the second in two weeks, with the fire damage toll in Callfornla since Nov. 15 reaching t&t.a million. said Gov. Edmund G. Meanwhile, engineers trudged begin an effort "as soon as has been above-average rainfall possible"' lo res~ burned areas, in each of the put three years. dig earthen channels and clear But one fire officiaJ warned, debris, be said. "Reseeding won't do a dam bit "The flood control effort will of good if we get a bard rain. depend on bow the weather The seeds will just wash into the The northeasterl y winds, which roared up to 100 tnph Monday, blasting out of canyons and pushing 11 brushfires through tens of thousands of acres of brush and timber, sub- Brown Jr. • Fire oCCicials reported 304 homes and cabin s were destroyed in this week's fires. War heats up , Huge naval battle fo1•ght BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Iraqi and Iranian warships bat- ll e d near Iraq 's key oil terminals at the northern end of the Persian Gulf Saturday in what both nations called the heaviest sea battle of the 69-day- old war. Tehran Radio broadcas t a military cqmmunique claiming Iranian commandos seized a derrick at Iraq's deepwater oil terminal of Mina al-Bakr. The communique said the Ira- ni ans raised "the nag of the Islamic Republic of Iran at the highest point of the derrick as a sign of the vi ctory." but it did not say if the commandos re· mained there or withdrew. Tehran Radio also reported an earthquake shook the region around the southern Iranian port of Bandar Abbas Saturday. early morning with Iranian com- . mando raids on the Iraqi off. shore oil terminal of Mina aJ. .Bakr and the Iraqi port of Fao at the mouth of the Shatt al-Arab waterway, Iran claimed. The Iraqi defense command, in a communique broadcast on Baghdad radio, claimed it shot down three of Iran's U .S.-made Phantom jetfighters and destroyed three Iranian warships. It said two other Iranian vessels were sunk at the Karun Rive r , which flows into the 120-mile-long Shatt near the em· battled Iranian cities of Khor- ramshahr and Abadan. Tehran Radio said Iranian fo rces killed 10 Iraqis in the terminal raids, set facilities on fire and san1< four Iraqi missile boats and seven gunboats. Iran also said it shot down two Soviet-made lraqi jet fighters. Response to Iran mulled CAMP DAVID. Md. (AP) President Carter met Saturday with severaJ lop officials at hls Maryland mountaintop retreat to discuss clarifications or the U.S. response to Iranian de- mands for release of the 52 American hostages. 'Cart'er met with Deput)i· Secretary of State WarreA· C hristopher. White House Counsel Lloyd Cutler, Assistant Secretary of State Harold Saun- der s , Deput y Treas ur ~ Secretary Robert Canwell, and" Roberts Owen, State Depart: ment legal adviser. Neither the Whlte House nor the State Department was will· ing to release any details of the meeting at Camp David. It said Tehran University's Geophysics Institute measured the tremor at 5.8 on the Richter sca le, whi<!h would make it capable of causing considerable damage. But the provincial chapter of the Iranian Red Cres- cent, the equivalent of the Red Cross, reported no casualties and no damage, the broadcast said. The sea battle, accompanied by fighter jet duels . began in the Iran 's 20,000-man U .S.· supplied navy has SO vessels, in· eluding three destroyers and four missile frigates, accordine to the autumn 1980 report of the London-based International Institute 'for Strategic StudJes. Iraq 's 4 ,250-man Saviet- equipped navy has 48 vessels, mostly gunboats. accordina to the report. WHILE ELDERS WORSHIP, IAANIAN BOY KEEPS DAY WITH DAD 'S COAT Preyen occurred wttlle tren'• nevy bettled lreq'• In ........ newel betlle of wer Christopher had traveled t.o Algeria earlier this month in ef •. forts to win the release ol the hostages, who have been bekl Ill Iran since Nov. 4, 1979. He Pft1t-o sided over two days of talb l•. week at the State Departmmt. w I t.h three Alger la n in:. termediaries in ae1otiatio~ <See 808TAOES, Pa1• Al) ·:. . Refugees ehallenge •.I 600 per month enter county, creating stresses in any language Human servu:es officials call Orange County's inf luz of refugees "the greatest challenge to Amenco's rerources " Thu u the /lrn o/ three articles 111 a sen ea on immigrotion problems and re· commended rolution.s. Monday's topic will bt' m· dividual 11uenntW1 with Cuban$ By JOEL C. DON Of Ille Dall, ~--S\t" He didn't know what Thanksgiving meant, but it was still a special holiday for Nguyen Song Hsung. On Nov. 3 he got off a plane with his wife and seven children, took his first step on American soil and peered from soft, friendly eyes at a new land. In sell-exile, the 45-year-Old Nguyen hopes to one day call this country home. So do 600 to 700 Indochinese refugees who arrive in Orange County each month. The Nguyen's huardou.s so- journ began with 2S Vietnamese crammed into a tiny fishing boat , armed robbery by D;O" modern-day pirates from Thailand and 10"11 months in a sweltering, overcrowded Malaysian camp. Finally, the family foun~ salvation via a private. religious-based Amencan resettlement agencv. Nguyen is one of hundreds of thousaods of re- fugees fleeing from. Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Latin America Eastern Europe and Russia. Each one ,;,ust learn English and ·get a Job, re- lying heavily on resettlement agency interpreten .and earlier refugees. NSUYen'a chUdre~ -ages 8 to 19 -will be far ft°' ·1 ·111 ~ INSlltl_. behind their peers in school. They'll need bilin~ual instruction and special books and '8ther matenals written in their native language. The 13 relatives are crammed into a ramshackle two-bedroom apartment In Garden Grove, rented by Nguyen's bro~er. The living room ceiling is cracked and peeling, the carpet worn and dirty. Nguyen would like to have a separate place for his family. He's eligible for apartment rental sub· sidles. But his housing search will be thwarted by Orange County's apartment vacancy rate -hov- ering around 1 percent -coupled with o~er restrictions against children and/or large families. Although the family appears in good health, they will depend on Medl-Cal for their medical needs. And if Nguyen doesn't find a job by the time bis agency spons0rsbip expires, he'll probably seek public assistance s uch as welfare and food stamps. Most of aJl, the newly arrived refugee family faces emotional turmoil and cultural shock. Some Amerlcam feel this "melting pot" na- tion 11 spilling over, straining the country's job market, social services, housing, educational systems, medical services and law enforcement agencies. Orange County is attracting a major portion of the Indochinese refueee population. Accordint to public and private agency estimates, there are nearly S0,000 Indochinese, mostly Vietnamese here. Recent estimates by federal autborlties and the Retucee Forum of Oranie County lndicate that about 3,000 CUbans have mlgnted to the county. Federal, state and local officials are at a loss for statistics on undocumented aliens. sometimes referred to as "refucees from poverty." ..... CHEEP ftlCK -Early birds are taken for morning walb by tbeir owners ln Hong Kone who haa1 up their cages at cafes and breakfut on steamed buns and 1reen te•· Travelers are invited to do the same on Page All. BIG alG -Proof of the hl1h coat of developln& new aourcet ol petroleum Uet nine mil• otl HunUncton Beach. For a cl~ up look Ill ~ lmlllftllty and ex- pense• of Shell OU Co.'• two- plalform drllllnl alte, see Pase Cl. ' Explosive chemicals controlled Bomb diapoHI e.,erta from the county aberitt's department were called Satard_, nJlht to help dis~ ot some eQloalve cbetntcaa. beinl stored at Qlap. mao Collep, accordin1 to a de· partmmt spokesman. MACRO MESSAGE -Burt Rey6oldl wants to prevent push· button acton. He tell• the pro. te1ee1 at hit Florida dinner tlleater to "IO aomeplace that's dan and 1cary." See why on Pa,.ce. Pl&8T FA8HION8 hlDlninlty a. the key word la Nlpon dHllDI that Nancy Rea1an wtll be wearlnc .t the Wblte HouM. Some of tbe atylel, shown reeenUy in Colt• 11 ... are described on Paie Be. • ..... .,.. ........ ., ....... C1 ... ~ M a...... C::.Q. ., .. c.-a... a • OIX a• .. == ....... AU ......... ,.., & .... 1 cw l•W•lli M .......... ..., •. ·~··-· The Ullldentlfled chemlcalt were traHported from tbe Orall .. campaa, m N. GIMeell • St. to lbe 8eatialD RefUH Dll· potal 1it• where ttcbnlelau from lb• Ha1ardou• Device• Squad .... apect.ed to detonate the bltdd.J -1tiWI ftuJdl . "With -IUfndmt impact, they (lee 9QVAD, Pase Al> DAN TY NL_\N ~ REFUGIADO ~ REFUGEE llJ Oe>t<eHeu ~ In 1977, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) estimated from 3 to 6 million un- documented aliens had entered the U.S. from Mex- ico. Central and South Ame~ca. An investigation by the Daily Pilot has re· vealed growing concern about the Impact of ref- ugees attracted by Orange County's mild, semi.arid climate , relatively low unemployment rate and concentrations of ethnic communities. '' ''' \\ ,1•1 f I \I ~ County and resettlement agency officials an- Uclpate continued strain on foba : housing, health and soclallaervicea. For more than six months, the Oranee County Human Relations Commission baa been studying the burgeonine impact of Indochinese refuaees. In a draft report obtained by the Daily Pilot, HRC estimates that itnce January 1978 the immi- grant population has beea lncreaslng by about 15 percent every three months. "To put the size of this growth into perapec· Uve the lncreue in the refugee population is the equlv.ient to addin& another city almost the slae of Newport Beach to the county over a 3·year period," the report states. , "Placinl th.fa amaling growth in a national context, it sbould be noted that Oran1e County has m IDdocblMM retu1ee population 1reater than any staM outside California." Special attention is stven to llMqultiee in the county'• ....ul•m•t proeea. ''The prweat ...equal cUatrtbaUoD of the ref· Ule4l population (amoas citlel)," the Nport 1ay1, • •wtU CClatlllue unl• dramatic clwllel tak' place in public pollc1• relatlq to bcMlllDC patteru and the delivery ol public aervtce1. ...... WILL •&AN 'l'llAT the impact ol re- Httle.-will M dlaprcip8ltkleatel1 felt by UM cltlee ~ ADabelm, eo.ta 11.. ·o...-11"°" HuaUn1toa Beach, Oran1•. Santa Ana aa41 w.cip......,_•• A ftnaHMd venloa ol tlae report Al npectecl to M cleb.....S to tlae county ao.rct·~.&upenllon la mid·December. I TM data focus on potlnt1al public reHDt- ' ment as refugees compete for housing, employ- ment. health care and public assis tance. This tension is expected to increase as a new rederal administration tightens up social and financial services for low and moderate-income families. ALTHOUGH PUBLIC AND private officials are concerned, few are alarmists. They recognize the potential problems and know they eventually will have to muster their resources to cope with them . Says Dolores Churchlll, deputy director of the county Human Services Agency: ''l look at lt as a challenge that really has the potential of bringing out the best in our society. in the sense that our society is flexible and accommodating. ''It's a challenge of bringing together all the resources of the American people and makine them work. And I'm not saying It's going to be easy and I'm not going to say it's going to be inex- pensive.·• ~ TO LESSEN TENSIONS and potential violence between refugees and community resi- dents, HRC. in its report, recommends county of-: Cicials: -Study both short and long-term impacts of refugees through collection ·and lntepretatlon of data. ,. -Investigate problems arising from refutee • competition for reso~rces, racial prejudices and ·• cultural aaaimllation. • -"Provide leadership" to help solve problem• • bet ween refu1ees and resettlement communities. • --OOLLECI' DATA TO bolster need assess·. ments for more support from state and federal agencies. "The commission strongly believes that the basic problems facing the refugees ... are the same problems which continue to plaeue and frustrate other 1eg.menta of our existtn1 popula· lion," the report says. ' • • Approachinl the probleml for the refu1 .. community, 1peclflcally, ~ not only be dla· crimlnatory in itself, but would allo lead to ln· •. creaaed temtqm ... as many lon,Ume reetdnts ..... belln to per~ve lmmigranta u receivtq •p,._ • ferenUal treatment'." • The 5'1·pase report is buecl oe reapomea to• quesUannaire and com meats from D couat1 ud state aaenetee. various clty ~ments, 1chool d11trlc:t and private a1ency offtclm. TD a&PO•T sTaE88D •anaua•• .. tM principal barrier to refutee atslmllaUon lnto American culture . Tbe ftnt Vietnamese ~ ... tended to M educ8Md orot .. tonall ln medicine, law ud I"· -ernaMlll. ~ ~are a...ff.e8Md rural NlkleMI. ~ ••s.., llallt upeet ot our llfeltJl• ll f_..." to tbem, Ud tliat'I DO puD," IQa Valerie Dari9, r an Ballllh u a 8eeond Lanpa.. t.aeMr ·at Gol.S.. ~-Oollele. (lee &E'1JGEU, Pap Al) • -~ DAMASCUS, Syria <AP) Syria &old ~ Vllited States S.t..arday lt ~ def•Dd lU ....U.aJ MCurlty .,alnat nel&bbor· la1 Jordan •·re1atdleu or rub or coeu," 1ccordin1 to offlclat IOVNll. "-aald U.S. Ambu11dar Talcott S..Jye uked for 1 roraa.I ap&uaUob from the PtO-ltu Syrtaa 1ovemment of Ill reported mlUtary buildup ak>ft1 the border with pro-Iraqi Jordan Tbe Iran-Iraq war In UM Penian Gulf has sharpened Jordan'• difference& with Syria receatl,y. Syrian olfic1ab told S..lye that Jordan bas become a "ma- jOr tralnlni camp for anti·Syrian 1uemn .. " and Syria was de- terminecl to ..e ''all it• meana to head ofl thla threat," accord- tn1 to UM aourcea. NAPLD. It.ab (AP> -A_.. Jor international nUef o-peratioo •V'UDI Ullo acUola Saturday to feed, eJMhe and 1Jielter t-. of thousands or southern l~Jy'a earthquake victims, The' wide- ranglne help came aa windt, s n ow and torrential rains pounded the area, stricken by the quake a week ago Swiday. Searchers using specially trained dogs and sophisticated listening devices made three dn1maUc rescues, two of them children buried alive in Lloni and the third an elderly woman in another town. .. 'lJir~e survivors fo i I " \ in llr.amatic rescues "Thia 11 a Uvin1 hell.'· 65- year·old fanner Antonio Mila.no told a reporter in Llonl, ln hard· hit Avelllno Province, as he watched soldiers set up tent.s ln a school ground in ankle-deep mud. , "The children are crying con- stantly because tt's too cold to sleep and I have nothtd1 hot to offer them/' he said. "For the first time m my life, I realized death might be preferable to a certain type ofl.I ving. " A bulldoaer operator clearing rubble ln Lionl apbti.d the leg of lO·year-old Carlo Campitello stickinf out from the debris. Rncue workers .. td tbe boy weakly called out, "llamma, .llamma," wbla fouDd aftel' a ., ........ '-tll1 ta .. ~ Docton reported later they had to • ... ate tM boy'• Wt lea ud rt arm because Ibey had .._ ttUlbed and 'it wu feared....-. would Mt to. French tecbnietua ucl Italian firemen pulled I-year-old Pietro Jorlano from under 31 feet of debris, but be died at a Naples hos pital later. lie was found with nolse detecton that picked up his heartbeat arr.r1w Hlli. ••1t•i•• W.... • I BEVERLY HILLS <Al!> -An explosion and fire destroyed . • holDe~ valued •t 11:8 ,m11llon in a swan~ Beverfy HUis neltbborbood, offlclala said Saturday. . BOdies found _ Neithbors aaJd they heard two explosiooa at the one-story brick house, but fire department spolteaman J im Smith indicat- ed no cause for the blasts had been determined. Search ends in 4 dead AU six available fire engines responded to the blaze but the building was gutted, leavin1 only its bricll walls atanding. The ho~ase, ror sale for SI.8 million, was unoccupied at the time. But ill owner , called to the scene, suffered a possible heart attack and was rushed to the hospital by paramedics Smith said. • Tr11trk•I rah• c.-ollblon 1.V••na. 3 CHARLO'ITE, N.C. (AP) -Three people were seriously burned Saturday when a gasoline tank lrucll exploded after being hit by a freight trajn in the city's Paw Creek section, authorities re· ported. The truck's drivet, a passenger in the truck and two employees of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad were burned in the mishap, which one witness said resulted when the truck tried to cross the tracks but got backed up in traffic. The explosion and fire reduced the Scotland Oil Co. truck, loaded with 7,500 gallons of gasoline, to melted, twisted wreckage. Sft#•lc.-bur111 11laak~• St. ~ V ANCOllVER, Wash. (AP> -A small seiSmic burst shook Mount St. Helens ror about a minute Saturday, scientists report- ed, but the activity was not followed by the harmonic tremors that have rumbled through the mountain in the last 11 days. The 7:35 a.m. shallow seismic event "was not really a quake. but a burst of activity," said Steve Walter, spokesman for the University of Washington geophysics center. Walter said most of the seismic bW'Sts recorded on the mountain recently have been followed by harmonic tremors, or rhythmic ground movements. All was quiet after Saturday's burst, he said. ·• Trabuco fire dyiilg; one fire/ ighler hurt POINT REYES (AP) -The bodies of four -two missing hikers and two apparently dead for months -were found at Point Reyes National Seashore Saturday, authorities said. The grisly djscoveries were . made as search parties from three counties combed the f o.rested hills in the park north of San Francisco looking for two women who had disappeared during separate hiking trips Fri- day. National Park Service Ranger Da.ve Pugh said two decaying bodies were found around 3 p.m., and that the bodies of the missing hikers were found an hour later, a half-mile away. "We are all, shall we say, in a state of shock," said Pugh. He said the last reported S"laylng at Point Reyes occurred in 1971, when a park ranger was killed by deer poachers who later were convicted. A 11 four bodies were found l'ro• Page A I HOSTAGES aimed at ending the more than year-long stalemate. State Department spokesman John Trattner had cautioned Thursday against optimiSln in the wake of the Washington talks , a lthough s pokesmen ear l ier h ad described the sessions "useful." Meanwhile. Iranian govern· ment officials withheld official By .JODI CADENHEAD dleback Community Hospital. comment Saturday on the fate of oii11eoa11''11•"~" By late Saturday Orange the American hostages and said eary firefighters are still CO""'ty r1· re offi'c 1· a l s we r e th f 1. h d in Tr b c ...... ey were unaware o any new t mg t e Y B a uco an-estimatin1 that the fire that developments. n fire that has blackened began Monday in Riverside and Spokesmen ror Iraritan Prime ore than 28,500 acres once quickly spread to Orange County Minister Mohammad Ali Rajal green with brush and trees. with the aid of 35 mph winds , said in telephone interviews they A Washington fi refighter was was M percent contained . had no new information despite injured Saturday mo!ning when Earlier reports estimated that several news reports last week s he w.as overc~me with heat ex-the fire had destroyed more than claiming the government had ~aus~10D batth~ Ute.. bJazeJh.at_ -2~.000 ae-re&· in.-t.he-. .Mod,i,eska -tak~n-<?ustody--of -the-..hostages- 1s still threattmmg parts of the Canyon area. from the U.S. Embassy captors. Cleveland National Forrest. No homes are thre"atened by . near the Sky TraU. a 2.S.mile path on lh,e south side of Mt. Wittenberg. Identities of the two women who vanished Friday were withheld pending noUfication or their families. One was a 22-year-old New Yorker who was reported miss- ing by friends 1be tell along the trail. The other. a 25-year-old from Idaho, missed a scheduled rendezvous with a friend at the trailhead, Pugh said. Searchers included teams from the National Park Service, the Marin County She riff's Department, the Sonoma· County Sherifr's Department and the San Mateo-based Bay Area Mounted Rescue Unit. The FBI was called in to assist in the investigation because the ·- bodies were found on federal property, Pugh said. The two bodies found first were clad in jeans and shirts and Marin Sheriff Al Howenstein said it could nbt be determined immediately if they were men or • women . A "con siderable amount or forensic tests would be needed to determine the sex. he said. Pugh said investigators did not know whether they were hikers or, were carried up the t rail. The two women were killed at the scene. Howenstein said. He said the bodies were not mutilat· ed. but the cause of death was undetermined. Three women have been murdered on Mount Tamalpais in southern Mario county in the last 15 months. All the crimes rern•Ui unsolved. Two of the vic-ttrn• *9re abot to death, Ule tbird WU stabbed. Pugh would not s peculate whether the newest discoveries were connected to the Mount Tamalpais slayings. Howenstein said he would have a statement on .a..possible...connec.tion..Sunda y. after studying coroners· reports. Where is he? Although the guest of honor has yet to drop in, re velers, including Steve Hooper of Woodland. Wash., still s how up to the annual D.B. Cooper party at the Ariel Store ·and Tavern in Washington. The event celebrates the mysterious hijacke r who parachuted out of a jetliner in the area nine years ago with $200,000. He has never been found. Barbecue explosion injures 3 fire111en . .:-.. ... • •H Three veteran Garden Grove firemen were injured, one C'ritically, when a portable pro· pane barbecue exploded Satur· day afternoon. The exploston o c curred Ci : seconds later when vapcwa !•\ escaping from the propane laldl " were ignited by the water heater. Kathryn Tannamp, a f!le mber the waning fire that is now limit- of the U.S. Forest Service was ed to a few hot spots in the treated and released from Sad-C leveland Nat ion al Forest Call pQlice for stolen between Modjeska Canyon and Modjeska Peak, according to a spokesman for the Orange Coun· ly Fire Department. Most oI the r esidents who evacuated the area earlier last week had returned Friday night after firefighters were able to control the blaze that came no closer tha~ 1.5 miles to any homes. Police continue search for killer Fire engineer Roy Chastain, 45, was listed in <'r itical condi· lion at UC Irvine Medical Center with second and third degree burns over S-0 percent of his body. ·Fire Capt. Richard Salazar, 53, was reported in stable condi- tion at the hospit al 's burn cen ter , with second degr ee burns over 25 percent of his body. LB man dies following bike crash A JS.year-old Laguna Beach man died Saturday from injuries sustained in a bicycle accident on ThanJcsgiving Day. power tools An yone who has been robbed of power tools is urged to call the Orange Police Department after officers re.covered $100,000 in stolen saws and drills. The tools, believed stolen in a utomobile burgla r ies Ulroughout Orange County were foµnd in a Monterey Park home. Some Z1 calls were received Saturday from burglary victims after the Daily Pilot reported the recovery or the stolen goods. Police are asking that resident.a call a new number at 532·0231. Crews clean PCB spill REDDING (AP> -Crews were at work Saturday lo clean U"p the toxic compound PCB whi c h le aked from a transformer being hauled by a truck toward the San Francisco Bay Area on Interstate 5. Armed bandit pedals away The crews were reported draining off the remainder of the PCB-laced coolant from the transformer and storing lt in barrels temporarily at Paclfic Gas & Electric yard in Redding pending safe removal to a dump. A man riding a red bicycle robbed a Newport Beach Fotomat at gunpoint Saturday ' lfternoon before pedaling off •lth $195 in cash and merchan- 4iae. The drive-up photo store, 1eo1 W. Cout Highway was robbed of 'i $107 In ca.ah and cassettes and 40 ~Us of customers' films. Police are seeking a whlte male, s.root-11, 170 pounds, with a military or punk crew cut. l'ro• Page Al SQUAD ••. can explode ," said Lt. Dennis Rohn. "Once they're exploded, they won't be lethal." A spokesman for the Orange Police Department said that the chemicals were dJ scovered dur- ing a routine inventory and that none spilled. •• TILIPHONE Robert N. Weed ~--P\Mlwr M. Thomas Keevll ... ., Thomes A. Murphlne ............ Carol Mo«e' ......... A• de.areMIMI: (714) M2-Q21 caa..-... .-.. ....... : MZ..-n ··--·-... -.-... _ ---• ---.-. • ,..4-J ..... ...--·----- Police are continuing to search for the killer or a 42-year- old Irvine woman who was found shot to death Wednesday aboard the family's cabin cruiser. The body of Judith Conklin Nesbitt was found in the boat docked al the Marina Dunes Yacht Anchorage aft~ he r husband became worried when she didn't return home for din- ner. Detectives combed Newport Beach yachting brokers offices Saturday circulating drawings or a clean-shaven, middle-aged man with brown styled hair and dark glasses wanted for ques- tioning in connection with the slaying. Police declined to comment on whether or not the comp09lte drawins was b ased on wit· nesses' descriptions of the sus· peel. Boat owners at the 230-sllp marina said that they have been told not to discuss the murder. The mother of four: put up a fight before being shot once in the head at close range, police said . Nothing was reporte d stolen from her purse that was found nearby. Police said that Mrs. Nesbitt received a phone call Wednes- day morning from a man who said he was interested in buying the 36-root cabin cruiser. the Felicidad IV. MGM details . . ID8urance LAS VEGAS (AP) -Al leut S245 mllllon ln insurance mooey II available to rebuild the ftre- blackened MGM Grand hotel· caaloo and cover clalm1 Item· mln1 from tbe Nov. 21 bluet.bet killed M and ll\)ured another 100, accordlnl to a hotel olftclal. Thi toW includes '10 mlWon in Uabllity lnaurance and GU mUUoa lD property and bulme.a Interruption covera11, Fred BennJqft, ch&Jrs.nan of llOK Grand Hotelt Ide. Hid In a •tattment Friday. I .. An employee at the marina told police that she had spoken briefly with Mrs. Nesbitt, who said she was meeting a prospec- tive buyer. Sever a l person s at the Newport Beach marina reported hearing screams at 1: 30 p.m.: but no one investigated, police said. There is no security gate al the entra nce to the private Newport Dunes Marina. Richard Casavant. 46. was re- ported in good condition wjtb first and second degree burns on his face. . The three firelighters were Jij- j u red a fte r vapors from a barbecue at 12812 Timber Lane were ignited by a water heater 12 feet away, police said. Ernest Taylor called the Garden Grove Fire Department shortly after 4 p.m . to report a small fire in his barbecue. When fire officials arrived they quick- ly extinguished the blaze. Kevin Thane Mcc r ae, 565 Dunnegan Drive , died of massive head injuries at South Coast Medical-Center. Police said that he was mak- in g a left turn from Coast · Highway onto Laguna Canyon Road when he lost control of h.is bike and fell to the pavement. He was treated at the scene by Laguna Beach Fire department and paramedic officia ls but never regained consciousness. 1st Quality Dresses, Pants, Aprons, Potholders, Mitts and Wallhangings. These items are carried nationally by leading retailers. Here is your chance to get them .. WHOLESALE." MAii YOUI CHllSTMAS DOI.LAIS eo FAITHa! \ TRUFFLES 1'611 .. c ... #A 1 c .......... . 141-3417 .. .. . ~ ·'="~'.--------...-.-=-=~-==~----...-..~ ...... ~-..~~~~~--~..-,.•----..----~~--~..:...---~------..._...,... ____ , .. ....... k gold's tra~tion etaways are hard to come by when you work seven days straight on an offshore oil rig nine miles out from Hunt- ington Beach. The ocean 1tiimmers but the view and constant hum of machinery can eel monotonbus;.:_ ·ck Honer ol Westminater rinda a mOIDentof aoliWde, below, in bia--.pertan quat'te"7 Robert Debnke. drilling fore man , displays the s urvival ca ps ule that holds28men in case of an e m e r g e n c y requi rin g evacuation. Or maybe he 's thinking of a quick, weekend escape from the huge, two· drill plat form owned by Shell Oil Co. and described further on Page Cl. ----· _.,. ____ _ By PATIUCll KBNNSDY ............... A teeem fklpnme Court de- d aioa beraldeCI u e the door to relisioul cele .UODI of holidays 1n public ap- pareoUy will bave no effect oo 1cbool dlltrlcta 1n Oran1e County tbil bolida>' aeMOD. A• 1n the put decade, Santa Claus, reindeer's, and traditional carols are welcome in the public · 1y1tern. But school• officials along tbe Orange Coast aay 1tron1 reli&lou.a overtones ln school plays, parties or .musical concert.a will be avoided again thii year. - The concept ci¥d ls the separation of atatje (public < schoola) and c hurch (various re· ll1lon1). On Nov. 10, the U.S. Supreme Court voted 7·2 to let stand • federal appeala court-rulin1 that allowed public .schoob in Sioux Falls S.D. to celebr ate holidays with religious and secular over- tones such as Christmas, Hanuk· kah, Easter or Passove r. ac· cording to a spoteswoman for the American Civil Liberties Union in C9$ta Mesa. But many local school officials sa y sensitivity to the diverse m a ke up of the near by com · munities -rather than court rulings -is keeping most re- ligious portrayals out of public school observances of the holJ. day season. "We're taking a st rong posi· lion against .offending people ·who don't celebrate the holiday season in a Christian way," said Gayle Wayne , administrative assis tant in the Ocean View School District, in Huntington Beach. Mrs. Wayne said the local community consists of v a..Ying Holiday ·death toll tops 300 C HICAGO (AP) -Traffic deaths on the naUon 's highways lopped the 300 mark Saturday, as holiday travelers, 1ome ham- 'pered by treacherous driving conditions, visited friends and r e lati ves o ver the lo n g Thanksgiving Day weekend. By Saturd ay n ight . 324 fata lities had been reported. Contributing to the number of accident.a were two Th1tn1ts1lv· ing storms that dumped 6 to 10 inches of snow In northern areas and drenched the Southeast with heavy rain&. , By Saturday, scattered snow was re~rted over the Great Lakes region, the Ohio VaUey and nortbem New England. A storm bit the Paclflc Northwest coast with strong winds and spread rain Into northern ldabo. The Chlcaco-baaed NaUonal Safety Counc!ll has estimated lh•t between 508 and eoo would die In traffic accidents over the boldict.y weekend, which began ate p.m. Wednesday and ends at mldnlsht Sunday. Last year, • persona died on the natJon'• bl1hway1 durtna tbe four-day Thaabpviq holiday. The hlllbelt tralflc dnth toll for the holiday weekend came ln 1HI, when 714 people were kUled. . Sonaoasbt SILVER IPIUMO, Md. <AP)- A • '9U'-Olct lawyer wu beinl IOUlbt &Murday oe cur.-he aunned down bl1 fatbtr, an l.attrlor D•r.•rlmeat ad· anlal1tratJ•• aw J•dl•, aad woundld Ida m«IMr la till• qultt WHbla1to~1 D.C., tuburb. autllorttiel ••d. . . .. .... ~30,1tl0 • • • • spoila outsiden' holiilay• The American Chll Liberties Union believes th.al lbe COMtilutiooally required separation of church and s tate is being threatened by the U.S. Supreme Court's re- cent refusal to hear a contro,veniial case .• By a 7·2 vote, Nov. 10, the Supreme Court let stand an earlier ruUn1 by a federal •P· peals court in St. Loui s that allows public schools in Sioux Falls, S.D.. lo celebrate holidays with a "rcli&ious a nd sec ular ba'sis." ACCORDING TO THE ruling by the U S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit (F1orey vs. Sioux Falls School District. 80·502). the public school system may aUow tM use of re· ligious symbols -such as crosses or stars of David -and the singing of religious songs - such as Christmas carols -during holiday seasorui. The gist of the federal appeals court rul· lng ls that holidays such as Christmas. Hanukkah, East er and Passove r . have secular cultural value appropnate for pre- sentation in public schools -as well as a re- li giou.s basis . But in 1978, AC L U attorneys argued before-t he federasl "appeals court that such guidelines put students who are members of a m inority faith in the "status of outsiders ." EARLIER TRIS MONTH, ACLU lawyers argued before the S upreme Court that its lack of action on the lower court's ruling 1s ·Jik ely lo res ult in the widespread adoµtton of similar rules throughout the nati on." Nancy Phelps . spokeswoma n for the ACLU offi ce in Costa Mesa. said the lower cour t ruling could allow the slate to ~come involved in the pmmoUon of reUoon. '"'l"M separation ol church ud state problbitl .., p rogram of reli1iou1 indoctr lnatloe fW . worehip either dJrectly or indirectly la ~ schools using public reaou.rcea <tas•)' llra. P helps said. SHE SAID THE IDEA tbati reUpom ho lidays f l&o have a secular baall .,. propriate 'for exposure in public 1cMola opens the door to "borderline lnterpretatkle0 of whether the system is teaching about .,... ligion, or preaching it. Most school district om ciala aJon1 tM Orange Coast said they are aware of the Sup~me Court vote, but will maintain a .._. religious approach to the school Pl"OCl'Aml this holiday season in deference to the vuted religious and ethnic m akeup of local com· munities. Supreme Court J ustices William J . Bl'9l· nan Jr . and Thurgood Marshall dissented ill t he vote not to hear the case. A full-scale Supreme Court review of tbe Sioux Falls controversy could have led to a re-e xamination of the High Court's 1982 de- cision (Engel vs. YJtaJe) that prohibited prayer in public schools. THE 8TH CJRCUIT COURT of Appeals u r,held the Sioux f"alls Sc hool District guidelines by a 2· I vote. Circuit Judge Gerald W. Heaney wr«e that Christ mus ca rols "have a chieved a cultural s1gmf1cance that justifies their beinf sung in the public schools of Sioux Falla, ii done tn accordance with the pol\cles and ruJes adopted by that s chool district." -~ • t ~ ' • • • • ~ ' • . • • • • : . • .. . .. . .. • • .. . ... religions and cultures. including Jewish and Buddhist families. ··our program s don't stress holy Chr istm a s carols . but rather many traditional songs ~uch as .. Fro!lty the Snowman," she said ··we have holiday programs. nnt Christmas progr ams. And v. e take a winter recesi,. not a Chri stmas bre ak ," sh<' ex· plained holiday play with a draJDlldl 1 prc~entation of the NatiritJ fl , ~ Jesus f' A great backlash of critldla l! from non Christians in the ~ : mun1ty ensued and the ~ ··~ was c ut from future playa. • ti cording to d istrict Su pet I d Tl .i.1. John W. Nicoll. superintendent of the Newport· Me sa School 01strrc t . Setid he expects tht Orange County counsel to issue an interpretation of the Supreme Court's ruling early next year But he said t he op inion "'ouldn 't change the district's polic) of the past decade. He said holiday programs at each school have been worked o ut with communit y represen· tat1vcs and include "traditional observan<."e:." th al cover a varie· t y of rehg1onb and' c ultur es, placed in a "historical context." "We use lhe approach that or· chestra and choral groups sing traditw nal carols with a n t-qual display of songs of Christmas and Hanukkah." he said. "We gear our programs to be pleai. ing to everyone and d isturbing to no onl' .. Although the Supre me Court d~c1sion seems to allow public schools to present what used to be the traditional portra) al or t h e bir th of J es us in the Bethlehem manger. school of ficietls sa\' tht• scene has become too rnntroversial and most likcl} will not be du;playerl in any public school along the Orang<> Coai,t this ) ea r ln 1977. for instunce. ti h1~h H hool in the Laguna Heach l'nif1t'tJ S<-hool District ended a dl•nt Robert Sanchis. ~ Sanchis said that deaptte tllll'·~·' Su preme Court's r ecent ,,., ,, d1 str1ct progr ams will HOW ·~ secular and avoid refereaCll • • religious beliefs · ·• ··The holiday proirama ...& be handled wit h kid lloftl. .. ~ commented Fran Mortem. ... • . ·ministrative assistant la tM · Ir vine Unified School DWatlL "They c·annot be slanted -· way or another " · Ms Morton said the lrvtM .. tract has pr inted guideU... .. holiday programs thal an .. are sent to all teacben la .... • ember She said the text ll ...._, from a 1971 Supre me Court• l'I ·ion on the issue. lnclUded m the gwdeliAel .. a warning lo avoid caroJs 1n wMll the words are taken di..-., from the H1ble, she said. • And thut any reJigloua i. ference -lo a historical, .-. tional context only -m111t '9 · balanced with mention ot .._ : r eligions that also obsene U. 'i season "Thl' 1nt('nt or music llt die schoob t annot promote ~ and cannot be anti -reU~" she sJid Shl• :-a id the bottom line ol tllll 111 o;t n et 's ~u1rtehne pack•• II · th<tt ··s~hools must adY-- ecJucation not religion." ' l ' -------· DM.'f lllLOT ~··· ..... S&lv~doP violence erupts New fWll,fi1w ~ave• 2U deod in. tenae capital &AN SAt.YAOOR, II Salvador CAf> -· OunbaltlH erupted IM.,.y ln lbla llaM clty u .,..... MOW1Md lb left.lat a.a••n tlwy elalm were kld· upped ud a11a11lnated by 1ov· ...... , troo:r•· Twenty were yHr lA the 1truHI• for pe>wtr bet.wMD left-and rl1bt·wln1 u - tfemlau. •WlUMIMll ••Id army patrol• and lett-wtn1 auerrllla bands fou1ht at leut nlne 1un01ht1 In poorer di1trlcu or San Salvador . NpoeUd kUJ In th• new tW'le « v~e A 8&JEF 1untight' at mldd1y Police Mid the latnt vlctJma cauted panic among the hun· were aU kJUed in overnlthl 1un· dred1 mUUna about the plaia tt1ht1 and other HHulll An ouUlde the Metropolitan •• t l nu te d a, 500 , mo 1 tty Cathedral. The bodies ol the ahc ervm .... have been killed Wt alaln leaden had ~ p1a.ced ---- ( ""'c .... ..-) . Modern • se1ence: the future is now By PHIL &NEIDER MAN Of .. INl!ly ""' "-" Maybe I've just slipped into the Twiliahl Zone. but 1980 1s starting to look more and more like the backdrop for a 1950s science Ciclion novel about The Future. MANY OF mE techn~logicol marvels dreamed up by yesterday's writers are now firmly rooted in reality Think about it. Just a few days back, Voyager I beamed us stunning pictures or Saturn across nearly a billion miles or space -Images s harper than the ones 1 pick up from Channel 50 right here in Huntington Beach. And consider the medical miracles making headlines these days : gene splicing, test tube babies. laser s urgery, o rgan trans plants. Ii mb reattac h - ments . Maybe we don't wear the silvery jumpswt.s some 1950s moviem~kers en- visioned. but we do have microwave ovens, automated bank tellers and supermarket check·OUt scanners. EVEN I N THE ne ws paper busi-SNE1DE11MAN ness, traditional typewriters are giving way to video terminals You used to sec teen agers riding bicycles and tossinli( Frisbees. Today, you're just as likely to find them gunning their mo-peds to the nearest electronic arcade for a few rounds or "Space Invaders." . . For rurther evidence of this technological revolution. jus t took at the current deluge of holiday gift ads : elec- tronic gam es for the kids. digital watches and calculators for mom and dad. RIGHT H ERE along the Orange Coast. you'll find plenty or signs that the Future is now : -Fifth-graders in Laguna Beach are us~ng computers to help thei r parents e liminate ener gy wast e in the home A robot mall <'a rrier named "Rugs Rabbit" 1s prowling the halls of a Newport Beach office bui lding The two.way cable system they're installing m Hun· tington Beach and Fountain Valley will soon allow sub· scribe~ to operate burglar alarms and med1<'al alnt systems through their tele\'1s1on sets. NOW THIS ISN'T meant to be an unqualified love let· ter to technology Modern science. after all. has given us a slew of dubious inventions. from the neutron bomb to the e le<'trtc toothbrush Even the check-out scanner at my supermarket has trouble with yogurt cartons and frozen burritoi; Hut 1f you're worried about famines and fuel shortage!> in the years to come, just cross your fingers that today's eng ineers and test tube Jockeys will somehow come to t he rescue For c•xumple. we're now hea ring about all the freeway congestion that wi ll continut> to plague Or~nge County. What we need is for some science whiz to work up one of those transporter beams they use on "Star Trek." You know, dissolve into glitter, then reappear intact miles away PICTURE THIS: you step into a booth in San Clemente, pop in your Master Cha.rge. pun<'h in your destination and step out seconds later in Seal Beach. No muss, no fuss, no traffic jams along PCH. no park· ing hassles Personally , l can't wait. Beam me aboard, Scotty there, iuanted by armed lef· tl1ll, unUJ a bomb exploded out· 1lde \he church Friday nlaht, ln· Jurina nine. The bodt• were secretly re- moved to a funeral home ln a about a ddlen leftist pollUca' 1roup1, elected • ne-.y le•drnhlp lo replace \he on• th• w .. vlrtuaUy 1'tpecl out by the l&Jd• napptn1s mod ••n11lnaUona Thuraday and early Friday. poor neighborhood followlnl lhe THE NEW lemdera Introduced blaat and would be returned to the cathedral al a later time. themselvee at a aecret news con- Roman Catholic church sources rerence held In a San S1lvador hideaway , ldentlfylnr aald. themeelvet as Carlos Oomes, Police Hid they had no Im-29; Juan Joee Martell, _a;_Sa _medi&IA-reporta.,GI UUNt'-'-~umata. 32; Eduardo Calle•. 40; thecathedralarea1Wlfl«bt. Manuel Qu1ntantlla, 33; and MORE THAN 300 ldtltt youths wearing red and black bandana handkercbter11 across their faces surrounded the cathedral. draped Jarae baMens acroa& the entrance and blared s logans from loudspeakers. The crowds snarled traffic in the downtown area and nervous bus owners s harply reduced service lo the area. Adding to the tension was a 30-mlnute elec- tric power cut in large secUons of the city. The Democ ratic Revolu - tionary Front. a federation of Planets guide for the Magi? EAST LANSING, Mich. <APl What could be inte rpreted as a r e play of the ·star of Bethlehem or a tousin to the Magi's guiding light will appear in the heavens this Christmas season when .Jupiter and Saturn move toward conjunction, re· vorts astronomer Robert Vi etor. Vic to r, a professor at Michigan State University. says the conjunction will repeat an event that took place in the year 7 B.C . . Five years later. in 2 8 .C .. Jupiter teamed with Venus m a "very e,lo'Se conjunction" and mer~ed as one bright light on the horizon that Vi ctor said also ma y have been the Star of Bethlehem. "IT ALL depends on when the historians decide wben Christ was born.·• Victor s aid Satur- day "If they can settle that is- s ue " one of the pair could be picked with some certainty, he said The 2 B.C. event last was re- peated during the Christmas , !'.eason a year ago. "Up to a year or so ago Christ's birth was thought to have taken place in 5 or 6 B.C .. but there is new evidence that seem s to point to 2 B.C .. " he said. This season's Jµpiter-Saturn triple conjunction is rare, Victor said. It won't be seen again until lhe year 2238 or 2239. IT IS CAU .ED a triple con· 1unction because three close meetings of Jupiter and Saturn, as viewed from Earth. will take · place. They are seen on Earth berause the s un. Earth and tbe two planets will be in a nearly straight line. he said. The hy pothesis that the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction was the Star of Bethlehem still has ad herents , Vi c to r said. Manuel Antoolo Pollllo, 2A. A spokesman taJd the front would elect a new pretldent later. A Catholk church apokeaman said the runeral for the six slain lentsll would be held Wedna· day, Ahscarn case goes • to Jory NEW YORK <AP I The gov- ernment's Abscam lnvest11ation races a tough trial challenge this week as a Brooklyn jury decides the fate of lame-duck Reps. Frank Thompson Jr., D·N.J .. and John M. Murphy, D·N.Y. The case ifl reaching the jury one week after two Abscam con· viclioru were overturned by a federal judge who decided the de- fendants had been entrapped by federal a1enll. ·Unlike the previous rour Abscam trials. evidence In the trial -of Thompson and Murphy Includes no "smoking gun " evidence that would leave little room for doubt. FOR EXAMPLE, j urors in the August trial of then Rep. Michael Myers. 0 -Pa., saw videotapes s howing an undercover FBI agent handing the congressman a m anila envelope and S)lylng, "Spend it well.•· My ers replied. "It's a pleasure.'' Both Murphy , 54 , and Thompson, 62, on trial since Nov. JO, deny they e.ver received any portions of two U0,000 bribes In return for promises to help Arabs with 1mmigrat1on problems , The jury was exper ted to begin deliberation late Monday or early Tuesday · REAGANS MAM IN PALM '"'INCll JOit alNUn J.ety bun, pre•ldent•lect'• fevot'tte, brought •lont Reagan sees quick Cabinet decisions PALM SPRINGS CAP ) - Ronald Reagan a rrived here Saturday to attend a hospital benefit and said rejections rrom e arly fa vorites William E . Simon and George P. Shultz will not change the pace of his Cabinet selection process The presidenH~lect told re· porters he could not say precise- ly when he would announce his c hoices for the top government posts. but we are m aking prog- ress and I hope to do so as soon as I can." REAGAN AND his wife, Nan- cy, new her~ to appear Saturday night at a star-studded S2,SOO.a· plate benefit for the Eisenhower Medical Oinic. Prior to his departure from Los Angeles Internati onal Airport, Reagan shook his head ---- when reporters asked if he had m a de any more phone calls a bout prospective Cabinet of. fi cers. A spokesman later con· firmed that no action had been ta ken re~arding the Cabinet. The president·elect had said Friday he would probably begin notifying those he had chosen sometime next week. THF. WASfllNGTON Post re· port ed Saturday that with Simon and Schultz out of the running, retired Gen . -Alexander Haig. chief of staff at the end of the Nixon administration, was a leading contender for secretary or s tate. and Casper Wein· berger, a former secretary of health, education and welfare during the Nixon pre!iideocy, was a top runner for treasury secretary. 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( ...... . ·I '\ 1a rd.er\ arow' Whether it's about a simple shrub, a sophisticated bed of flowers, or a tasty selection of vegetable~, the Daily Pilot's garden page blossoms every Fn.· day with handy hints and'delightful features. We 'll give you tips on when to plant, ~hen to prune and when to pluck. Ou~ w~ters a!so brighten the garden section with interest.ing features on local people who grow unusu~ plants or achieve exceptional results. Our crop of stories comes up new every F!1daY to help you have more succe~s and mor~ en1011me~t With your growing. If ytiur thu!"b .is gr~en, ~se it to fl~p to ttie gatden page in Fnday 's Dady Pilot. \ ' CALIFORNIA OM. Y,flll.OT" Ail Mexico . Mmkie focus. Eight still mi.sing off Baja M ISI CO CITY <AP> -aw,.._, o1 aate Mm• s.. .... Mri\19d ..... lalwday ,_ a WI....... rou.d 0# ta1kJ deacrl~•d befou bt ltll Ww•..-aa a broad revLew ol tM two..,..... relatlouhip. "I a.ope lo txamlne the warioul upecta ol the dynamic ••f tompl•a relaUonablp, M l •"" OW' two couotrles, ' 11.uie Mid lD a brief arrival ataumeel at lhe Mexico City airport, where he was welcomed by llexicao Forelan Secretary Joqe Cutaneda. lluakie said there are no crHical problems between the Un.lted States and Mexico. He"' said the problem• the two coun-u; .. face "1row out of the ract that we are cloee to each other," and these are being dealt with "la a neifhborly manner.'' 818 SCHEDULE ineluded a private lunch with Castaneda and an evening meetlng with Prftident Jose Lopez Portillo on Saturday,. followed by more talks with Mexican officials to- -d ay. He plans to return to Gnawing " .... ,....... Cradling a bottle to wash it all down with, 16·month-0Jd Robert Sullivan of Indian Trail, S.C., enjoys a piece of fried ch.itlin' at the a nnual Salley Chitlin' Strut. Chitlin' (short for chitterling) is fried pork intestine. MULEGE, Mexico (AP) - Searchers held out little hope Saturday of finding alive six teen·agera and their two adult counselors missing seven days in the Gulf or California. The group undertook a sailing adventu re across the gulf •without a permit and in poor ' weather conditions, a Mexican port official said. If a permit had been sought, it wouJd have been denied due lo the weather, he added. The 25·foot metal sailboat they wei:e ualng lo cross from the Mexican mainland to this town on Baja California's east coast was found beached with one leen.ager's body aboard. T HE BOAT washed ashore Nov. 24, carrying the body of Bernard Reefer, 19, or Baden, Pa. Although he was wearing a life preserver, authorities said he drowned on the boat. Several life jackets were found 4cattered on the beach, but authorities doubted the people missing ever reached shore. Waabington on Monday. Muskie and Ambaasador·at· lar1e Robert Kreuger , the State Department's coordinator for Mexican affairs, will ex- Quake rate 'normal' <lemine the workings of a joint . commission set up to review e nergy, trade, migration and other issues between the two Ex pert s ays I 7 tre mors e nd quie t p e riod countries. SACRAMENTO CAP> -A that earthquake activity is in· W hen h e re tu r n s to state seismologist says the 17 creasing 'now. but it 's actually Washington early next week, California earthquakes of 5.0 or returning t() normal. Muskie will meet with Egyptian greater Richter magnitude this "It's just that we've been in a Vice President Hosnl Mubarak year, including the latest one quiet period and people forget." to discuss Mideast regional north of Lake Tahoe, represent a he said. sec urity and Pale s tinian return lo normal activity after HE SAID earthquakes of autonomy. 20 years of quiet. similar magnitudes to the Tahoe T H EN HE will launch a Damage was limited to broken shaker occurred in the same d ti k. t th t . plates and a loosened chimney area in 1943, 1948, 1953, 1959 and omes c spea mg our a 10• pipe in the earthquake measur· eludes slops in Manhattan, Kan., ing 5.1 on the Richter scale that 1966' San Francisco and Los Angeles. "The relative ly long time The following week, it's off to s hook the lightly populated since lhe last such is consistent Europe for the winter meeting of Sierra Nevada north of Lake with the general ... quiescence N 0 r . . . · Tahoe on Friday. in California in the '60s and AT 's oreign ministers m Re no high-rise hotels shook Brussels. '70s." he said. Muskie apparently has no in-and Sacramento residents also The 17 large earthquakes this · f 1 · I ·1 th fe lt the tremor. which was year include the first of a 7.0 tent1on o ymg ow unti e strongest 1'n Nevada, S1'erra and quake, which struck at 10:21 a. m., was centered between- Truckee and Reno, north of Lake Tahoe, a mountainous area with few towns. · "It was quite strong here and we fe ll it all right," said Allene Wright at. the Loyalton Sierra B obs t e r , a fortn i ghtl y newspaper in Sierra County. "At my daughter's across the street. things fell off the mantle ·' The group was made up most· ly of youths assigned to Via- i on Q uea t , a Tucson, Aria., private juvenile rehabiUtatlon project. Their voya1e was part or a survi('al training program. AUTHORmES fear the lost eight, who set out from Guay mas. Mexico, on the 18-hour crossing, were washed overboard when the boat ran into a storm. Three s imilar boats, carrying 31 youths and coWlBelors including seven girls and two women, made the crouingsa!ely. About 2,500 square miles of De ath p e nalty. may apply i n auto rampage RENO, Nev. (AP) -Priscilla Ford could fa ce the death penal· t y if convic ted on murder cha rges result.ing from an inci: dent in which six people were killed by a car that plowed through a sidewalk crowd, ac· cording lo a prosecutor. District Attorney Cal Dunlap m ade the comment a fter Ms. Ford was arraigned in connec- tion with the Thanksgiving Day tr agedy lhat also injured 26 pedestrians on a Reno casino· I OW s idewalk The woman, ch3rged with five counts of murder. was accused of intentionally driving her car into the crowd o f holiday tourists. A sixth person died Friday· just two hours after Ms . Ford was acraigned . Police said Saturday that an arraignment on a sixth murder charge had been sc·heduled for Monday. MORE PARKING the 1ulf were searched SaturdQ with /riv ate and U .S. Coaat Guar aircraft and Mexlc• navy patrol boats, aa.ld COMt Guard spokeemaa Garth Ora«. The area included some wM8dl already searched. A C·llO airplane and an HH·3F hell~ surveyed 2,300 square miles OD Friday before darltne11 lorcedra suspension of the search with no new traces found of t.bOM mls- ing. VisionQuest board chairma. Rob e rt Burton said a ftel' Friday's search-errorts, that find. 'ing the missing alive "looks p tY doubtful.'' .\H app.-al ... J Folk singer J oan Baez singf in Sports Pavilion of Rea} Mad rid s oc cer team to. benefit organization fightinl for human rights . :. . . . t • ·• Reaga d · ·strat· takes magnitud~ since the Kern Coun-n a mim ion Plumas count1·es near the ly tremor of 1952 in which 12 ov~~der dicussion in Mexico will California-Nevada border . \ died, he said. WHY? OUR Et.¥LOYEES PARK OFF PREMISES b "th ob · s range of 1·n The 7.0 earthqua ke Nov. 8 e e viou · DR. T.R. Topp.ozada of the terests ~tween the two coun caused S2 million damage in S · I Pl B p · d Th T t tries," State Department sGt a te Division of Mines and Humboldt County, including the peCl8 aza USeS rOVI e em ranSpOr spokesman John Trattne r said. eology said that since the state collapse of a Highway 101 over· ~ began to keep track of earth· pass. It did not cause more · . Energy has surged to the quakes, in the 1850s, California damage because its epicenter fore of U.S.·Mexican concerns. aver aged one tremor of 5.0 was20milesorfshore,he added. Because of its new.found de· magnitude or greater a month. a ST PLAZA posits, Mexico has become an In the 1960s and 1970s, that THE UN IVERS IT Y of SOUTH C ~A important producer of both crude dropped to two or three a year, California Seismoi;traph Station r-1.: o~l-la_n_d_n_a_t_ur_a_l_g_a_s. ______________ h_e __ sa_i_d_._H_e __ s,~id~p:e:o;p~le~th~i~n~k~~a;t~B:e:r~kie~le~yiisia~i~d~th~e~F~ri~diaiy~iiiiii~~-~;-~~~~~~~~--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:: J '1 r Tall tale? '/!Sears I ---~·----~ ~-t·1,...---------~-~~ I Oral's c laim bl<JSted COLLINGSWOOD. N.J . CAP) -Oral Roberts is playing a hoax on his hundreds of thousan¢; or s upporters by claiming to have spoken with a 900-foot·tall image of Jesus. charges another TV evangelist. · "Oral Roberts, I'm afraid, has gone berserk on these visions of his,'· said the Rev. Carl Mcintire, a fundamentalist radio and television prea cher . Mcintire contended that Roberts had concocted the vision to aid a fund·raising drive for his partially completed $200 million "City of Faith" medical complex In Tulsa. Okla. ROBERTS described his May 25 vision in a September letter to followers that asked for $S million a month in donations. "I felt an overwhelming holy presence all around me. When I opened my eyes, there he stood ... some 900 feet tall, looking at me," Roberts wrote. Roberts said Jesus told him to seek help in building the medical complex. The letter had resulted in SS million in contributions as of last month,· according to George Stovall, executive vice president for Oral Roberts University and the Oral Roberts Evangelistic Association. Some 400,000 lo 500,000 contributed, Stovall said. THE MEDICAL complex is lo include a 60·1tory clinic, a JO.story hospital and a 20· story education center. Mcintire, who once led marches in Washington, D.C., calling on the U.S. govern- ment to win the war in Vietnam, said Roberts' vision was especially preposterous because Jeaua is known to have been a man of normal stature. "We don't know how tall be was, but we think be wa.s under six feet," Mcintir e said. PERSONAL BILL-PAYING ~EAVICE • "P.B.P.S." Hiile To P9y Your MontNy ... ? Hm To .... nee Your._. ..... ,.ftt? Let PBPS Do H For Youl We wtl: Writ• YOAK mo..ttitv checks T Address, ti.mg a. m•ll Me lntafn fftOnthly ledQtr sheets Balence .. nk Statements Al Y• Do le .... 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At JCP•M•Y we have • w1v• with dflOtr!H Allnc1 Cl'toOI• from 1rHIQut 11t1n1 1t1ttra, 00tn WHVH , lt~turt1. d•~ l lllt 11 no extra c:t1trg1 St lt prlc11 t ffectlvt through Otct mti.r 20. • JC Penney -- -=--~t'hanks .fol! pJuek, cut down on ehlek Fi,., Thank•1lvln1 and the r•ulta ol "WbO m.ot J R.?" 1811\ t.o have been the Item.I mo.t with \II ln recent day1 lnapecuUarway, tbeylntermlx. If room could be rowwt for thanks on Thunday •. a CtKNlly portion of it would have toJo out to Ua• nr.fllhtera who put a1hle any UKNahtl a holiday and woe ~ vlctorle1 •1•lntt the ravaaln1 nama that cllv astaled so much of our.,.. •. Only when the power of 80 mph wlndl made their ef· . fqrta lmOOUibi. dld the thoulandl ol men and women on u.e firel(ne yield around. And OD ThubliVlnl day, chief· 11 in the San ~mardloo community of Devo.re, it became atnoet a personal war a1 t.bey battled the flrel on a . heu.e·to-house basis. ·----' AAd WQD. ' i . In the fire that swept over the Sant.a Ana Mountalns aaa into Orange County, fire units atA>od with their backt &llainlt residential development and took advanta1e ol efery lull ln the wind to beat back the blalln1 brulb. • 'Ibey, too, emerged from the charred bllltldea 1rtmy but victorious. While the fireliel')ters were grabbin& cold turkey 1andwicbes when they' could, the rest ol us were for the most ~art bellied up to laden tables enjoyln1 th~ mwt publicized bird in history -the turkey. ... lf ever a creature (other than J .R. hlmaeU, of which aee more later) played to • bi11er audience, lt would have to have been Jonah. and the~ wasn't that bil an au- diencetoshare when Jonah wu around. Enough tw:key recipes were ~bllshed ln the U.S. ln the past 10 days to acrount (or one·lenOl-of the -written work printed in that period. Thee. wee. pictures of t urkeys from every conceivable angl~. in every conceiva- tfte pose. White turkeys, black turkeys. The Dailv Pilot was in there with the best of them. Comic strips· about turkeys, recipes about unfreezing a turkey, stuffing a turkey. cooking a turkey, ba1tin1 a t,!.Jrkey , sli cing a turkey. Then recipes about what to do with turkey leftovers. When it appeared the worst or the turkey storm was over. a turkey popped up ln Tom Murphine's column. All or which leads to the heroine finally tagged as the one who shot J .R. the previous Friday in what most dis· cerning people would call tbe most-watched turkey in television history "Dallas." After joining in on CBS's monumental hype wagon during the summer·long buildup for that sequence, the Daily Pilot dutifully carried on, championing the fifth· rate production. On Tuesday, a Page 2 story breathlessly reported that the show was seen by the largest audience ever -41.4 million households, likely more than 100 million viewers. Not sati s fi ed with that unofficial count, your hometown daily paper repeated the figure -41.4 million! -on its entertainment page the following day when the numbers becam(' official. A few other views of the world at large: *** OakHrnd. AP news item: "The U.S. Army, charged with the mission of defending America, has hired a civilian security company to guard itself. Oakland Army base officials said a th ree-year contract with Stovall's Security Services was signed because the civilian com· pany could provide security for about half what it cost the Army." Washington, AP news item. the following day : "Army leaders are urging the incoming Reagan adm1mstrat1on to add up to S.5 billion to this year's military allotments to strengthen Army readiness. 'We're going on the attack.' said one senior general." It looks to us as if Stovall's Security Service, with a little assistance from Pinkerton and others, ought to have a whack at baddmg on the biggest contract in security company histor y. * * * The shooting of a pair of teen.age boys by an Irvine resident who believed them burglars brings home a lesson for anyone who owns a gun or is contemplat- ing buying one. . Are you really ready to kill another person? As any police officer will tell you, there's no reason to have a gun if you're not going to use it. If you use it, be prepared to accept the consequences if the party you kill is a young person or even totally innocent. In this instance, the two boys are expected to re- cover. Even SO', the man who shot them has been charged with attempted murder. It could jus t as easily have been murder. * * * The shortest line an history is the one being formed to re-elect ~tale Sen Alan Robbins two years hence. If you don't know who he is you haven't been reading the pepers. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71 4) S.2·4321. .Boyd/Creative clutter By L .M . BOYD A scholar who has made a sludy of creative people con· t•nds many of same a re in· cline d to b e s l o pp y housekeepers. They accept disorder In their dally lives. becaute they're searching for a higher order, says this nvanl. MemoMie this, my clear, before tossing It Into the cobwebl. You can kill tlme at atopU1htt, too, by counUn& au the famous people who've used flrtt Initials wtth their middle and tut names. F. Dear Gloomy Gus The nredanaer will be over when there '• ~tblnelefttobum. NEVADA NELL I .... 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Carter, Reaga~ slowing SALT And y Rooney B EFOaE ADDaESSING com· plex annt control questions with the Russians, Reagan wants to lay out all deferuse requirements of the U.S. That Includes force levels for both we.apons and manpower; the likely need for futuristic anti·satellite warfare; the possible n ecessity for a mucb-apuded nuclear tMIDC proaram ; exactly how tbe powertul new MX mlJaile thoulcl be flti.d into the nuclear aneoal and much more. • 'There .. no SALT nesotiJUDI ttratety now and won't be for quite tome time," one Rea1an advlter told us. "Gov. Reaaan l1 not about to move Into thal area ln anyhute." The contradiction between Reagan's first-things-first ap- proach and the unseemly haste that 1alvaniied Carter and his arms control lobby four years ago ls both-real anil"'!ymbollc. EVEN #aEFOa E taking the oath of office, Carter was isau· ing orders to the Joint Chiefs of Staff for studies pointing to radical reductions of long-range nuclear missiles . SALT came first, and all else hung from it. With Reagan, overall defense strategy comes first. But Carter had undergone significant change by Aug. 14, 1979, when he approved PD.-50. That was two months after his SA LT II treaty with the Russi ... ran lnto a bornet'• nett of political oppo1ttJon. The preaidentlal dlrectJve wu auaclled and rtdlculed privatelY by the arms control lobby .UU ridln1 hilb in lhe Carter Id· mlnistratfon. But Carter stuck to it. warrrEN BY a senior SoYtet 'apecialiat on Zbia n tew Brezednaki'a National Securi\)' CouncU staff, the dlrectlv~ now tuma out to be a remarkable ftt for the anm control philosophy of President--elecrlteapn (Who re1ards SALT II u a dangerous piece of paper he never would havealened). Carter's switch to caution was signalled ln three basic ques. tions spelled out in PD-50: Does arms control contribute to achieving U.S. defense and force posture goals? Wiii it restrain U.S. adversaries and help U.S. allies? Will it truly limit arms competition and truly reduce the "likelihood of con· flict "? HOW CARTER, the convl~ed arms·controller. became con· verted from all-out enthusiast to healthy skeptic (despite cam- p a I g h rhetoric attac king R eagan 's a ll ege d war · mongerism) is hidden in the mists of contemporary U.S.· Soviet relations. One factor wa.s the gradually- eme rglng folly of Carter's State Department pushing for Indian Ocean neutralization a1 "the very time the Soviets were building Immense new power along the contiguous s horelines of Asia and Africa. Another was the folly of negotiating a U.S. ·Soviet limit on conventional a rms aid to friendly foreign countries when the Soviets were pushing over Sl billion of arms on Ethiopia. WHATEVER IT was that changed Carter. his promulga. lion of · PD·SO now becomes strong reinforcem ent for the long. cold look that Reagan is giving the SALT process and other arms control fancies. After stud ying PD·SO recently, one senior Reagan adviser told us . •·1t·s a good document. It helps explain why Reagan would never let arms control drive his foreign policy " H you've seen one American city • • • This country used to be called . "The Melting Pot." The Idea was that the people who came here from many other countries intermarried and became what we like to think Is a whole new race. Americans. If the melting pot idea was true, we've carried it a step further now. We're not on· l y m elted down, we're b e i n g . homogenized. We 're all becoming more l i k e each other. There prob· ably isn 't much good about that. It Is becoming increasingly difficult to tell one city from Art Hoppe another. You can't tell whether you 'r e coming in from the airport in Kansas Ci ty or In· dianapolis. You pass the same things. Downtown is either dead, and gone or it's a business center that empties out at s o 'clock every afte rnoon and isn't inhabited again until 8 the ·following morning. The one good downtown restaurant is holding out. but most people eating out go to one of the restaurants out by the highway that rings the ci· ty a nd it's only a matter of time before the old established place folds . WE DON'T SHOP at the local· ly owned department store; we shop in one of the huge shopping centers that house two or three chain department stores. If we live in Phoenix. we buy the same pair of socks someone is buying in St. Louis and San An· tonio. We eat at McDonald's, the Pizza Hut, Arby's, the Sizzler or Burger King. Out or toW11 we sleep in the Holiday Inn, Ramada, Howard J ohnson's or Best Western. I know a cameraman who won't stay anywhere but at a Holiday Inn. It isn't that he likes them that much. but he often has to get up in the middle or the ni ght and even if he can't remember what city he's in, he knows where the bathroom is because all the rooms are the same THE NEW HOUSING develop- ments in the suburbs occupy the vacant lots the kids used to eX' plore Saturday mornings: every third house in the development is a replica of the one three door s away This is the de· Achievers go froID riches to rags It's always a/leasure to run into an old frten who's struck It rich. So lmaatne my deU1ht to spot my one·Ume hl&b school chum, Jay Gottby, coming out of a 1.ar,. home ln Crettmore Hel1btl. He waa wearln1 de· sl1ner Jeana and the imported car wafttni at the curb wat ob- vloualy tua. "Jay," I cried, 1elaln1 hl• hand , "I alw111 knew that some day JOU • 0 u 1 d bec:ome a wealthy man!" Ht blan· clfed and •lanced aen0Ull1 up ad dowD tbe llrMt. "How dld 1" ..,.,, ..... wtallpered. .. Ob lt waaa't Juet that you're drtvla• a b attered 'U Vo~ ad an weulal (le.. 1t,..... J411m d•lsned 10 yean 8'0 bJ IMn Boebuek.," 1 U · 1ind lllm. "And I mUlt HY the da1-old beud end th• flayed ltedl .... perfect ••• .. What P" me away'" be uked." ''The aJUptor OD J OW' ODe •m•l111wuf IOek. ·-1 •aid •mus· ly. "Very few,.ntdnely poorpeo- ' ple have alligators on their aoclta. You're obviously one bf those fabulow.t)' well·to·do people who have adopted the new rad that's 1weenlng the country + The Poor Look:-· "NOT 80 LOUD," Jay cau· UoHd. "Come on into the house where we can talk." l couldn't help but express my admiration for bis garden. "Yet," be said pro"1Clly, "we im· ported the crab 1ru1 from the South Bronx and the 1ardener fertllbes the weeds twice a week. Ian'tltranlt?" ''Very,'' I aueed. "But bow do you expfaln having a 1ardener?" / Jay pointed to a fa,din1 •llD over the door wblch read: •'T&e 'coamlc Commune of Eternal Lt1ht 6 Recreational PbarmaHUUcala." "Actually, there 'II Just m1 wife, Hermione, the two kida and IDJMlf," he said, ''but we hive JJ hJpplea help. Natural· ly, to a., up appearanc., we 1bare tbe dll'tv work.•• "Naturan1:· I said. "Md the bouH .. a llftl.''' .. W'91, '" put a coup&e of bun· dred irand Into Nmodelln1 " " be aafd. "You know, .-.lbll da. palDt, bmdnl the wtDdoWI, ud 1praytna obleealtlet here and ' there. But what's money for ?'' "Wouldn 't It have been cheaper to install an electronic Aecurity system?" "Maybe," he said. "But crimlnak are getting smarter all the time. No, there's only one way to feel sale these days - and thal't with The Poor Look." JAY SAID that's why be and Hermione sent their children to th' local public school. "lt'a not very good," he said, "but it 's better than worrylnl about them beln1 kidnapped. And of coune w~ don't go out ni&bts. But there'• plenty to watch oo OW' 14·inch black-and·wbite tee· vee." They do •pend money, thoup. Jay bou«ht Hermione a fortune in Jewels. "Sbe never taket them out of the Hfe depoeit box at the bank,'' be •aid. "But abe baa a picture of them she carrlet In ber brown paper shoppln1 baa." "Anyway," I ••id, clapplnt hlm on the back, "you made ,.,od." "Well, 1t WU a 1001, wu.b 1tru1,.le and to tell you tlie truth,' be Mkt, l ... PDI at bla IC=P'llJ Ulr, ''tometimal J w ~theAmertcan dream it worth it.'' veloper's idea of how to give a communjty variety. As a Northerner I used to be vaguely Irritated by Southern accents. Now I Usten to one with a feeling of nostalgia . Just as sure as we all stlOP at Sears. the diffe rence in regional accents will disappear. Television and radio will see to the end of "y'all." With network announcers speaking the same, even. geo· graphically neutr a l English, there seems little chance that the children of two generations from now will hold on to their own distinctive regional speech patterns. They will go slowly . . but they will go. THERE ARE advantages for us in sameness. The producers of goods know they have a na- tionwide market. If soap or cereal sells in a test market one place, they know it will sell anywhere. Sameness saves us lime and mbney. lt enables us lo have more of the good things of life even if they're the same good things our nel1hbors have. We've come a Joni way since Henry Ford started mass- producing cars. Now everything we have, from education to un· derwear. is mass·produced. I look around me here at my d'esk and do not see a single thing, except what I am putting 00 this paper, that was not made by the thousands . WHAT'S WllONG with all this sameness? I think it makes us lazy and ultimately less happy. We become accepton of what'• available in lnltead of creators of what we need. There WH a mighty eneray In this co\Dltry, and it 'a dlsappearing. There it, deep lnalde all oJ ut, aome buic detlre to lie back. There are mornlnis we'd rather stay ln bed. All the thlnl• that are automat.lc and pluHed into the malnltream make it euler to do tbat; they make tt easier to lie back. 'l'he beet lhlnl• come to us 'when we exert our own ·character and ori1tnal way of dola1 th1np on our own Uv• lnttead oJ acceptin• what"s pat ln f l'Olll "' \II. 1 know all UUJ but I love thole sbopplna centen. ' ) G2 :n 'J "f ~ '0 rt . .. ···-.-·-··-····-· .... -' .... ,.,,,.-..................... ............... .. imi .... 111 .... 11:::::::::::::::::::::.:::::~:::?:~~~~~~~:::~:~:::-~-~~:--=· .... -~ ~-----~~----------;;;;;;~==~===!:~~~~=s.illiili~==:ibia...-.-.. ....... Mli;...;;..,,...,.,_ ...... .......it... ..... _·...o..;--.~--.;;.....-.L CM• 0 #WI u • ,..,..., ol ~~ I CttllH cat Col ICott New aw RM•kl ....... bu ~ ............... b1J old H.alJwoad mcm. are ln IJ"U\.ft' de•aad u.aa •nr before -.c· eo,._ to Aalotlat.d Preu. And. now that the election talbpalp i1 over, TV atat.iont ua ~ any ol tb• tome 50 R••IN lllms wllbout havlq to worry about lM Federal Com· m1.1n tcaUon Commlulon'a "Equal TJme" R\.lle. IN l"ACI', Rea1an's vlnta1e flicks may become more popular since bis election than the)' were when he wH merely another actor. That'• ironic, since tor moet Breathing easier By HELEN CRAIG Helen Craig re$UU1 in Huntington 8Neh. This morning my neighbor appeared for coffee, a fabric mask covering most of her face. "How do r look?" she asked. "Better than usual," I grumped. "The cops are after you?" "TllY IT." ANNIE SAID, handing over the mask . .It was a lightweight model that molded itseU around the nose and mouth. "Keeps out smog. We are going to open a boutique and get rich " I poured coffee. I would do the neighborhood a favor if l put hemlock in her ('Up. Annie is an innovator . She was the first to discover hula hoops, adult rollei-skates. and mechanical bulls. The list goes on. Likewise the dislocated vertebrae. "They passed them out at work," Annie said. "The company sent a million masked to Mount St. Helens, so people who live there could breathe volcano fallout. Smog is essentially the same stuff." • I looked outs ide. We weren't having a smog attack. There was just the usual inversion layer, that thick, dirty excretion that hangs on the horizon every day. I VISUALIZE At.IENS IN flying saucers pumping s mog at us on a regular schedule. It is their atmosphere. When we all die from breathing it, they will s woop down and take over our real estate. Heavy s mog attacks mean they are getting impatient. "Suppose everybody lines u~ to.buy ..masW" I vis· ualized a perpetual carnival. masked figures stumbling around in the smog. Jt did nothing to improve the view. "You said your company makes the masks. right? So bow do 'fVe bet'ome smog profiteers?'· "Use your imagination," Annie said. "These are basic blah. Our boutique will sell them color -coordinated to your wardrobe, day or evening. Luminous smog masks with se- f!"Uins. All with expressions. You won't have to wrinkle your face all the time, s miling at adversity." ANNIE THINKS ADVERSITY IS everyone's natural state. When she is around, it is. But I was beginning to sha re her vision. The last time I did that. I ended up in traction. Forget the past. We would manufacture smiles. All occasion smiles, sized in inverse r atio to the wearer's social position. S p ecial s ituation s miles. superior for aiming at headwaiters and salesmen; obsequious. to be worn at work : attentive to keep droning professors or politicians happy while previously captive audiences sleep through their speeches. "A mask is more comfortable than a wig," Annie said. "Men wear ties and women limp around in high heels. Wouldn't you put up with a little inconvenience lo keep on breathing?" I WAS BEGINNING TO COUNT our millions. Then an awful thought struck me. "What if some genius in'llents a way to get rid of the smog?" "By that time people will be so happy with masks they will go right on wearing them." Annie said. '"It will be bad manners to go around with your naked face hanging out." "Put that mask back on,'' I told her. "I want a good look at the face of the future." --BOARD OF' SUPERVISORS WELCOME ABOARt>! • actors it la the fU~•. re.runa, and TV appearan~ that have 1lven a major boOst to their poHtlcal careers. After all. Reagan lJ nol the only actor in poUtict. In addition lo Ronald Reagan -the premJer (no pun intended) actor-pol1Uclao -tbere is ex· U .S. Senator George Murphy and Rep. Robert Doman (Santa Monica). And one-time child and actor and beinl a polltJclu- they areall "on1ta1e." Teddy Roosevelt onte ob· served that the presidency ls a "bully pulpit." Bul it would be more accurate to detcrlbe the presidency as a ataee. Who can deny the great theatrical ptrf Orf'ances of Franklin D. Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Lyn· don Johnloo, or Richard Nixon? IN PACI', IT was their sense of the• presidential role whlch •• save them aueh vt.JbOitr • µnpact. ~ Oqht we to expect uay ._.ch Ronald Reano? Perba~l ~ .. sense, Rea1an wtU be ~ ~ president profeeatonalb ~· lo play the Whlte House. • >W star Shirley Temple took an un· G auccearul stab at e lections politics whe n s h e ran for . eo.oarea nl.967 ~ · -· -'-'-~'1171 TV HAS ALSO produced its s hare of p olitician s . Los Angeles' County S upervisor Baxter Ward got bis political start as a TV newscaster. And Asse mblyman Stan Statham, from California's norlhem 1st dist rict , &ot bia start in TV too. Paul Paulson ("Laugh-In" and "Smother's Brothers") and George Takei ("Star Trek'') tried to use their TV fame as a s tepping stone to elective office and failed. Jn California, where political parties are notoriously weak, there Is s ubstantial advantage in being well known -"name reco~nltion" is the keyword. R eagan 's mov ie and TV ca r eer m a d e his n a me a household word before he en· tered politics. And his success certairi.ly encouraged other a('- tors not only as candidates. bul as activists and fund raisers as well. JANE FONDA'S support for Jerry Brown and opposition to nu('lear energy are well known. Brown's 1978 cam paign received massive finandal support from other Tinsel Town personalilies t oo. His finance chairman. Richard Trugman. came from the recording industry. costam••• @ [h.@ [;) [3oGQ [3 ~fil[h.@) G2 :n ;q --·-e-:=--w-~-::_-~-~_ll_·_J_i_l_"_·il __ =-y·--=--.laily Pilat~ DAILY PILOT • • • .... ,, ... .. Y.- CONAGURATION AND WORDING OF OUR LOGOTYPE HAS EVOLVEDDURING25YEAAS 1955 Globe Herald, upper left, progrHaed typographically Into today's Dally Ptlot Editor's Notebook ~, ~, ·1~ ! fl i Lt. Gov. Mike Curb built his personal fortune in the record- ing business and drew heavily on Hollywood in his s uccessfui 1978 campaign. Supporting Curb were s uch notables as Pat and Debby Boone. Wayne Newton, John Wayn e, and Jimm y Stewart. And New Jer sey's U .S. Sen ator Bill Bradley's initial 1978 campaign received substan·. tial help from Dustin Hoffman, Robert Redford, and Chevy Chase. Nameplate design streamlinetf I SOME STARS, Warren Beatty for example. may get involved with one particular candidate in one election and then drop out of politics. For Beatty, George McGovern's 1972 campaign was the cause. Jane Fonda, on the other hand, always seems to have a cause or a campaign. Along with her husband, Tom Hayden. they have their own political or· ganization -the Campaign for Economic Democracy -which has recently been pushing rent control in California. Hayden clearly hopes to run against U.S. Sen. S.l. Hayakawa in 1982 and will draw hea'vily on his wife and her Hollywood con· nections for support OF COURSE, sooner or later, some critic of the Hollywood connectjon will ask "Why does being an actor make someone a better candidate?" Political scien tists would answer - "na me recognition and access to money." Will Rogers, if he were alive today. might suggest that there's little dilference between being By THOMAS KE EVIL More than a year ago we set about to improve the Oai1y Pilot with a series of adjustments and additions that would make your hometown paper more enter· taining. easier to read and a bet· ter pac kage of s tate and worldwide news. You haven't seen many of those improvements yet. but you're going to see them soon. One change 1s on Page l to- day The Daily Pilot has a new logotype nameplate; if you will -for the first time in near- ly 20 years It 's the result of an entire line of e?'perimental designs from the pens of Paul Back. a noted New York newspape r graphics expert,, and Tim Petersen. our own newspaper graphics direc. tor. (The nameplate. incidentally. is often mistakenly referred to as the masthead. The latter ac· tually refers to the box thal ap· pears inside listing a publica lion's adciress. publisher. editor. etc.) SOME NEWSPAPERS con- tend their logo or flag shouJd never change. The Los Angeles Times. for instance. has stuck with that Old English design since \ • # t~N ·¥.> c>d ~ oq (A -jf tit JZ t:>l 1!1 s 1):1 n :ti I Ji • Deputies lash sheriff ff11 ., ,, w "w 1 "'r 'H'""Vf "' f•• 1'11• li•••tl •1" li '11Jf;1,i..'4 • '"'"' •o w•itl: I I I I ·~· CHOICES CONSIDERED DURING CURRENT LOGO PROJECT .. , Vertical and hortzontal poattlone of word• refined 1t began Other publications belaeve designs grow outdated and should be altered when the product changes. Change is what lhe Daily Pilot is going to do. With the bugs nearly ironed out of our new $6.5 million offset press. we're preparing to add s ubstantial improvements to the package we provide our readers -including heavy use of first· class fuJl -color photographs . The changes won't come all at once. We felt it advisable to add im provements and alter typo· graphical tou ches here and there Qn a gradual basis over the next several months. So if you pick up a copy of the Daily Pilot in. say, February an d c ompare it with o ne published last week, you'll find il brighter and better. G ETl1NG to our new Page l logo produced an interesting rundown of the Daily PUot's his· tdrical background -and a wonder how it ever drew that name. Genealogically, we really should be the News·Time-Press· Herald-Globe·Courier-BulleUn· Pilot. Every one of those names la somewhere In our bloodstream, colng all the way back to UI07 . , The name Daily Pilot came straight from the creative brain and the fulJ -speed·forw•rd in· atincta oC our former 1>'4bli1her, Walter Burrouth•. ' I WEIL REMEMBER the day the decilloo wa.a made iq the fall Of 1811. I We -the newspaper'• nve or ab editors and mana1en - were meet1n1 in th• frame bun1alow tbat aerved aa Walter's O(fie•. At the time. we were operat· ing under the burdensome titJe1 of Newport Harbor Pilot eWtioeb of the Globe-Herald and Pi.lot mt Newport Beach and Costa Me.a Globe-Her a ld ed ition of t!uK) Globe·Herald and Pilot in CosUio Mesa. £> To complicate matters, we'd8 just branched into HunUnetoe- Beach. Something had to be done. WALTER ASKED for our op- inions. Should we s tick Witll Globe-Herald, the dominant name in our history, or ••a phaslze Pilot, a newer bai, slicker name for our new dalli; newspaper? If Each of us independentl1 OOIM> eluded that our reputatielil .... been built as the Globe-tt.rue and that should remain GUI'! na m e no matter where •• circulated. Ir Eachofus. but Walter. HE LISTENED patieDtlJ'i scanaed us with bit pi....., baby-blue eyes and an........, "Gentlemen. thank you for ,_, • opiniooa, but this ia nOt a mocracy. 11\e name of tbe,.... ia Dally Pilot." Th• th•n·••w lo~ baaically a deaip t and altered from ot•• I newepapera -with tnnum adjustment.a from tbe publisher. (One day, be_.,,.. lit character lour points, I-tllM l /32of anlnch). So we have a new oae DOW near\y.20 years later. -~ I hope you approve ol oar...- nameplate, Walter, Juat • I bOpe you and tbe r.t of .. ,..adtra lllJOJ the Imp'"::: M comlq up ln YoW' bo'•-ati•ll· ,. ... datty.,..paper. ; l r ~~~~''"'-'°"~~~!.~.:•:.#:~~~ ~,,,.:...·.·-- TOP lt &EFUGEE POPUIATION8 BY STATE nl:i ,,..., .... 11,,•1 ~eOrni· .............................. 126,348 ,, u .................................... 35,450 I •• ubiqtoa .............................. Ul, 138 Peanaylvania ............................ lS,970 JDtnoia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 ,299 t•11baneeota .............................. 12,822 ~ JOrelon .................................. 12.101 •,l New York ................ -~ .............. 11,:ws Loulalana ................................ 10,389 1-i, Vlr&tnla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,2:56· to _. ________________________________ _ .... with aome refugees expecting to automatically 4fM welfare payments upon entering the country. J • ' THE REPORT NOTES that the public as· lls&ance cueload has increased by 400 percent durina the put three years while food stamps in- 1 mued by an "incredible" 3,800 percent. ,1 "Presently, the cost of serving (the) refugees "II totally reimbursed by the federal government ander the Indochinese Refugee Assistance Pro-.pam (IRAP)," the report notes. , However, the report stresses "there is no fund-'~ to offset the cost or additional facilities which • ; desperately needed." 111 '' UNDER THE REFUGEE Act of 1980, IRAP '"~ding will be discontinued in April 1981 ro r re- l: ees who've been in the country for more than • ee years and are supposed to be financially ·'on · .&Mtrfeet." > 1 County social service officials are concerned 1-·about the impending i neligibility of some refugees 1 tor the special federaJ aid program. . ,,, HRC also warns of an increased county finan- , · eial impact as refugees, still dependent on public welfare, are dropped from IRAP eligibility. COMPOUNDING THE potential drain on services is the sharp decline in refugee IOl'I. Without sponsorship from a privat~ ency or family located in the U.S., refugees ve little hope of a ticket to freedom. Six religious-based resetUetOent agencies say t family reunification is the primary emphasis the country. The goal is to keep refugees orr elf are and other public assistance programs . ' "My experience is that sponsors are getting ed out." says Bert Goldberg, executive direc- of Jewish Family Services. "They have done much u they can do and it's very difficult to de- ltlop new ones.·· : "Obviously if we have relatives who can help, can make our job go further." ' I THE HBC REPORT NOTED that Indochinese er to house entire extended families under one . 'lb.is cultural preference has led to severe ercrowding. ., "'lbe result has been overcrowded apartments many areas and the widespread problem of 'hot ~ldlllll.' (where) family members must sleep in in the same beds," the report says. But HRC suggests attention be drawn to the iq shortage problem as a countywide issue, r-than focusing special attention on the hous- needs of the refugees. • '"I AM CoNCERNED ABOUT the growing laapprehension of the impact of refugees," as· Wayne Kempe, director or Lutheran Social cea. "What I am fearful of is inter-cultural warfare that could break out because people assume these people are taking services away from others . ·'There are a number or studies that show that these people will be assimilated within 10 years." Eugene Wong, a visiting professor of political science at UC Irvine, agrees . "WE ALWA VS THINK that new people take away from America," he says. "The fa ct is they've given a tremendous amount to America. "We 're a nation of immigrants, not a nation of nations. But it's always easy to prejudge others. ll 's not enough to eat hot dogs and go to football games. If you're non-white, it's even not enough to assimilate -you're still different." Although the county unemployment rate is 4.3 percent, well below state and national rates, the HRC report notes m any refugees lack skills and education to enter the job market. The commission also reports conflicts have arisen as a result of Indochinese refugees compel· ing for spots in various state and federal job· training programs. LAW ENFORCEMENT agencies contacted by the Daily Pil~t indicated that .statistics are not separated into classification by refugee s tatus. Santa Ana and Garden Grove police depart· ments, which cover cities with the largest concen- trations of Indochinese, reported to HRC that ar- rests of individuals found to be refugees was less than 1 percent. tortions" generally took the form of non.payment of restaurant bills and other petty crimes. RECOMMENDATIONS FROM the 23 sources que ried for the HRC report stress the need for more federal programs designed to ease and speed the resettlement and assimilation of Indochinese r efugees, especially in "transitionin'g " camps prior to entering the country. The recommendations also call for "complete a nd separate regulatory programs for all re- fugees" to reduce tens ions at social service facilities. Federal funds should flow to the states and counties in advance to eliminate heavy financial burdens. the public and private offi cials recom- mend . The federal government aJso should develop a "comprehensive refugee plan" and coll ect data to better predict the financial impact of refugee re - settlement and secondary migration, they add THE RECOMMENDATIONS call for a statewide task force to assess the houslng impact of refugees on low-income dwelling units. Also, the state should seek the aid of private foundations and corporations as funding sources for private resettlement agencies. HRC further rePorts a "significant incidence" of m ental health problems among the refugees in· eluding spouse beating, child abuse, marital con· fli cts. child and adolescent disorders as well as suicide. Says Mai Cong, herself an Indochinese refugee and now a mental health worker for HSA : "We have very, very little interest with the Asian (refugee) community as far as crime is con -cerned," says Sgt. Bruce Beauchamp, of the "WHEN THEY LEFT the camps. they thought Garden Grove Police Department. they probably would be escaping from the prob- .. If it's (crime) happening they certainly lems. But when they came here that wasn't the aren't telling us about it. So at this point there is case. nothing to indicate that we need to keep statistics "They did not know how hard it is to adjust to simply because the problem has not come to a country they don't know anything about." light." Duong Tran fled Vietnam in 1975. He has a good command of Engliah. a job in an architec- BUT, IN FACT, THE problem is that most In-tural firm and has settled into his new life as an dochinese are fearful of communicating with Jaw Asian-American. enforcement officials, according to HRC. Five years a resident in this country. cultural "Since in many Southeast Asian countries the differences still plague the elderly Duong. police and military a re one and the same ... in· vol ve m ent w ith military (Often under "WHEN WEWEAROUR pajamasandgoout circumstances of war) would frequently mean of the door people consider us impolite." he says. death,"the reportsays. 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BJ JODI CADEN•EAD ........ ,... ... &very woman wbo baa ever w alted into a btwiM11 office 1'u wondered ll sbe 'a dotnc things rigbt. Does she fit in with her male conea,ues, who more often than not make up the majority ol top executives! IS SHE 4fETr1NG equal pay? Does sbe r eceive the same benefits? ls t>er work bein"t judged by the same criterion u her male counterparts? , Does she reaUy understand of. fice politics or does she just know the Umits of her own job reswnsibiUty? TREY PAIL to Ml priori and lnltead ol Ml'Ollll la HM~clftc Job they try to do thine atanee. .. ~mistake women '° ia th1nlcin& their work Jud1ed on it• merita ~bat they don't have to ,,,_..,..._'.ll'O_ lationahipe with co-worken THE REV. JOHN MUffMAN ON FAMIU~ IT. ANDREWS PRES8YTERIAN CHURCH SITE Newport .. ach cone,...._ ,... .. .,.,. w•nt to r•IM 14 mHi on to buy l•nd wMh oce•n vlata The recent flurry over the pro- motion or Bendix executivJ! Mary Cunningham and her 1ub- sequent deciaioo to quit af'ter her promotion was linked lo a friendship with her boss, has left a lot of women wondering where t hey're going in tile male- dominat.ed business world. 'DOWT DO IEWRYTHINO' 8Mron PeelOf of UCt get a head. ~ "Part of the problems women in busineAs ii Just be women," said Ms. Pe4ftJr:: "Either t.hey take thioa;!Q. · personally or they go the ~ • Ocean view's inspiring As a consultant to 'women in ·business and as a lecturer at UC Irvine, Sharon Peelor has had a n opportunity to study in depth. some of the mistakes women make in bl1Siness".' lunch , while a man will just automatically join in an office activity. way." lo= -. INST EAD OF complai,.nii about their job women telid • complain about lesa cruci lbjngs such as '!"Ork scbedufes of co·workers said M11 . Peelor .:. ~ Church negotiating for promontory locale Ms. Peelor admits that she has a hard time advising women on how to succeed in business since she doesn't believe that men are always that satisfied. Before starting a new ;Pb lwoman should first sit--11 with her boss and define her responsibilities~ goals. ~ i By STEVE MARBLE' Of .. o.lty l'I• 9-fl John Huffman, the 40-year-old pastor of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, believes t hat churches shouldn't be tucked away on a city's side streets and back roads. . And if Huffman and his 3,000-member con· gregation are successful in reaching their dreams, JS.year.old St. Andrew's will be rebuilt on a highly visible promontory overlooking the Coast Highway Bridge above Newport Bay. Last word Stones cons ervative MESA, Ariz. (AP) -Headstone cutting is a real blast -literally. Gone are the days of the old stonecutter in his worn leather apron chiseling names, dates and epitaphs into marble or granite. SANDBLASTING, IS ·easier , more effi· cient and raster, according to brothers Jon and Jerr Kitchel, operators of Mesa Monu· rne'nt. Most families, say the Kitchels, general· ly choose unobtrusive headstones and sub· dued designs due to cost and local cemetery restrictions. "Usually people are pretty corrlervative in their requests," says Jon, 21, who received his accounting degree in May from Arizona State University. "WHEN TIIEY COME in and lbey think about It for a while, they stay pretty con· servaUve in designs. Even with the colors of granite. they don't want any bright colors. It's a very Republican atmosphere in this area." Since most cemeteries i n the Metropolitan Phoenix area are new, local owners usually restrict headstones to one basic style -flat. "Some of the cemeteries in the East are really unbelievable in what people have spent and the time and work that has gone into headstones," said Jeff, 25, who got into the business after working for a California cemetery, The Kitche ls say they can carve a headstone for as little as $100, while bronze markers cost at least twice that much. "AND THAT'S JUST to buy it (a bronze marker),'' said Jon. "Then there's the $250 setting fee some cemeteries charge to install the headstone.'' According to the Kitchels, grieving families often don't take the time to shop around for headstones because they are in shock: they're mourning the loss of a loved one. But they said such cost comparisons could save them hundreds of dollars. "It's a rugged business for the families because the whole event is traumatic for them," said Jon. The Kitchels, who opened their shop 18 months ago, said winter visitors brought in as much ·business as local residents. Joo said, "They just throw the new headstone in the trunk or the back seat of the car and off they go." "One might ask, does the church need a view of the ocean?" proposes Huffman. "The answer is no but the community needs this sort of view of its churches." Negotiations to purchase the 10-acre crown of the Castaways property from the Irvine Com- pany began nearly a year ago. Huffman says money is the chief· obstacle. The Castaways property, named for a restaurant that once stood there off Dover Drive near Coast Highway, is go1ng for more than $4 million and the Irvine Company has given the church nearly a year to come up with the funds. HUFFMtN, WHO CAME to St. Andrew's two years ago after serving at a 200-year--Old Presbyterian church in Pittsburgh, says $1.4 million has been raised so far -$1 million com· ing as a single gift from a church member. "Our prayers are that God will raise up two or three others from the community at a million dollars a piece,'' the pastor says. Huffman cautions, though, that the goal isn't to create a showpiece at any· cost and that financial maneuverings for the land purchase wilJ not mean attaching the assets of the church, currently located across the street from Newport Harbor High School. "WE DON'T WANT TO get caught up in what I like to call an edifice complex where one sees buildings as being more important than the ministry," he explains. The reason for the proposed movf' is simply that the church membership has outgrown the current 2.8-acres worth of facilities. Huffman says long·range planning left church officials with the option of expanding on the St Andrew's Road grounds or moving Concluding that expansion would be dif· ficull. churc h members \•oted in favor or negot iatiing for the Castaways property where. rough drawings show, a 1,500-scat sanctuary t•ould be built with parking accommodations for 500. "IT WOVLD BE SPACIOUS and o~n . a place for reflection." offers Huffman, adding that it also could be a place for high.quality community and cultural activities. "It wouJd be our calling card to the com· munity," says the minister. The Irvine Company originally plann8'1 to erect estale·type homes on the valuable pro· montory. New plans, though. show the develop· ment firm will settle for a residential develop· ment stretching north from the proposed church off Dover Drive. A rive-acre commercial a rea is planned for the site beneath the Castaways hills where remnants of a mobile home park now stands. HUFFMAN ACKNOWl.EDGES that there is Likely concern from neighbors of St Andrew's who've grown not onl)' accustomed but found of church in their rel'iidential area near the hlgh school Although thought has been given to selling the church property for low·coi:;t housing and i:;enior citizen accommodations, Huffman says his preference would be to offer the site to another church. Several offers. he says, have already come in. . "The bottom Une." Huffman stresses. "1s that we're not prepared to dO' all of this at any price.·· And if the dream to . move to the bay.viev. hill top falls apart. Huffman predicts church members will take that in stride realizing that "growing doesn't just mean increasing tn size ... "IT AMAZES me how many women don't know the basics of office politics." said Ms . Peelor. ''They think that if they work hard, they'll come out on top. And that's wrong." The woman who comes in ear· ly, stays late and works through lunch is not impressing her employer. according to Ms . Peelor Instead, he's conveying the m essage that she's unable to evaluate which task is most im· portanl and therefore she ~ries to do everything "UNFORTUNATELY, no one ever sits down and says this is the way we do it," she said. Typically. women make the mistake of not forming close re- lationships with their co· workers .. ~'l~ .. !!u_peri.o~ ... .9Jt~n . fl .~O.Dl31J will wait until she's • asked to 3 shoote r s win turkeys? Three Laguna Beach s ha r ps hoote rs have walked off with prizes in the local Boys Club's annual turkey shoot. BUT FOR THE woman who wants to do we ll on the 'male· dominated turf. Ms. Peelor of· fers this advice. First, develop a lot of business contacts, people whom you can ca ll if you want to make a career change . Women, are often reluctant to use casual ac· quaintances to get ahead. But that's the way the jobs are won. Join as many organizations re.c. lat~d to your business as possi- ble . Also, become involved in political organizations sports and civic groups. FORM CLOSE relationships with the women yo_u work with so lhat you can discuss some of your common pr:oblems and goals. If possible, look for a female _mentor in your -0reanizatioo to help further your career . .Every Many women fall to do' thi' and as a result do nQt, unii ders tand what's expectetl them, according to ~ee . ' She described 9G1'M attri • that successful women seem t4'' s hare. #ti\ ,. .~~ : THEY HA VE a singlemindt!d..- ness a bout their careers and' tend to delay getting marctecf until their late 30s. •II ;. Women who think that a ~ education and job ·1 automatically Jead to a g~J~J. are mistaken. A survey by·~: Wooten School of Business com~· paring maJe and female i:'~: nes11 graduates found a~ ·women averaged $15,000 a at'.• less than male counterparts, ~ t . •") ~ In the future women can ex peel to make advances in ._..,,, nus, but they can also espeolftc:f have to work harder than meti. ror them, said Ms. Wooten. ,,~ . NEWPORT HARBOR ANIMAL HOSPITAL IZS MISAOIL. COSTA ...sA Winning turkeys in their age ca tegories were Kurt Blanton, 13; John J{J;ssig. 12; and Trevor Stimson, 9. TO Ateeow«:I THI......,.,.. 0. N. AUCa me-. TO A STAFF OF FtYE YD9IMAIUAMS. M. lllC.._ IS A ltJI •IAIMM.n OF U.C. DAWS N9 HAS A YllY SPllCIAL ..IWSI IM -S Ate Done SllCllS. O fficer out OAKLAND (AP> The pr.aident of the fund-raising arm or Children's Hospital bas resigned after report.a that the volunteer of· fi ce r was receiving $35,000 a year saJary. Betty Heck of Oakland bad been president of Ch ildr en's Hops pital Branches, Inc .. since January 1977 Fee explained S AN FRANCISCO (AP) --Landowners who agree lo preserve their land development to get their taxes re - duced must pay what the state asks if they change their minds. That decision was made by the s tate Supreme Court, which ruJed that the state, not cities or counties, bas the flnal say on the amount or the fee . A special 7:00-8:00 a m. drop off service is offered Monday through Friday for spaying. neutering. deworming, grooming, and boarding. ... Boarding Grooming Ammar Adoption Obedience Training 631 ·1030 Doctors hours are: 8:00 am. to 9:00 p.m. M-F 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. Sun. 24 HR. EMEllGIMCY SERVICE Galleries Personal Appearance Of Artist TOM SANDER Sunday, Dec. 7th 11-4 P.M. r: •• • .. • ~ ~ .~ :, • I ,! .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --------- ·Lower t hehichco t of. -eatl~l .T!!l!J.!!!!P!t Pr .... eon Furnace Tune.Up lnvnt ea.ee & receive • 9 point h .. tlng MrVlce which ln- ctudet: • Clean &. edjutt thermostat • c ... n • edJU9t pilot • Adiu1t l checW .. It t•naion Your furnace like your automobile should have an annual tune-up tor maximum fuel ef- ficiency. • Check tan & limit controls • Clean oombuation alt • lubncate bearings & motor • I nspecl heat exchanger tor crtcka & leeks • Inspect flu for draft • ln&lall ~dust stop filte r n•: .. Receive a mil en•rgy saving Carner automatic night set-back @ thermostat (t86 value) with the purchase of a new Carrier EN· ERGY SAVING Gas Furnace. CAU. TIJOAY FOR IRCIFT stRvtCE; S45·6642 • 979·8770 • ~··~~-~'"':ir""ia~ ... ~..,..---~lllO W. ,,..,. nmnd •If,,,.., of fumac 1vccH1fu11y~;~,, 19151' t - "BLACK LAB AND MALLARD" av Tom Sender A fine selection of limited edit~ printa, original watercolors and many fine bronzes from the artists private collection will be on sale. A ~PLIM ENTARY PRINT WILL BE OIVl!N TO EACH P&RSON ATTllNDINO THI I HOW . . . W)1lt1Qa11 Gallerte1 3545 East COdO\ t-ilg11way • Corona Del Mar.,. (714) 675-2.478 n have IMwD <iD ) iJ &Mt a -tieated. wt.&y esW.d ill Ila· •• llealcu·Americ.., 1bould to talk about • .. u.e S TUT, writtea after five -or liNarc1' by the two euon, concludu that 18th century Mexican aociety had a complex economy, a progressive ··-~1npleX AUIMOllMDNOAID Dr ............. ... le1•l 01tem ud tuUtu&&oN tut were amoa1 tM best ol ..Wu.me. For aa~ eoaonlal .ltftleo WU &be cml1 IOOMlY of ltl "me la whlcb cWf_._t raffl llU· 1rat.cl 1uee ... f\ally, accordtnc to•~· Toa.atton and 110Clal moblUty ln thl9 IOC._ were such that an lndlu could leave· hi• vlUace and, ln the apace of a 1eoera· tlon, beeome a man of money and comequeoce. · WOllEN Wli:aE treated well in coklnial Mexico. "When we started out, we thoupt we would find women oppressed in Mexico ," Rodricuez said. "When we finished, we concluded that wom• W more freedom and opport.UU. than la Europe. They could IHi1ate, own pn)per-ty ud ...,.,. ill bualn .... " · 118"1 of tbe food upeeta ol eoloalal Muican eoelety were created bJ an expao~~= ffO_DOlll1 ~ OD silver m IDd apWulture. Tb at economy. however, betan to waravel about the time Spala WU invaded by Napoleon. Without the colooial influence ot the Kini ol Spain, who wu re- moved by Napoleon, the Mex· lean 1ovemment became '"-· 'or1aniJed. Thl1 dlaor1uizatioa created an economic depreuion \hat continued, Rodrl1uez uid, ~routb tbe fint half of the 19th century. ANO WlllLE Mexico floem· dered, the U.S. and Western Europe were beeinnlnt to de- velop lnto industrial states. Thia depression tended to make many people for1et about Mexico's rich cultural heritage, Rodripei said. ·'The Forging ol the Cosmic Race: A ReinterpretaUon of Colonial "•xico," has won the Hubert Herring Memorial Award, a prestigious honor granted annually In the U.S. for works m Latin America. I y (/AJ( wo1d bloil'll ot homt. No othtr ~ w•v -~ br1n1p you men ,_ of 'fOIJI communiry -v day than " found 1n the lit 1!1Mqmll 6'2 • .()21 PUBLIC'NOTICE. 'ICTlnout 841M••H NAMS ITAnMe•T Tiie fOlloWlftt ,_r_1 e re dol1>9 buslMil ... JACK Hl!WES & ASSOCIATES. 4500 c.,,.... Orl111t, Suite ... H--1 S.ech. CellfonN t2IMO ~UR!!.!, THE WAY 14 . PROFJTAaLS AMERICAN COllPAHJU wrnc ••AX WOllLDWIDI! EAJlNING9 or ovsa u •"' '°" DOI.LAM ~~p~W>~ ~~w TUii AT ALLI ON TBS Lift 01' NO TAX ACOJ~ OOcrDENTAL P~.~mc°o~ t.:": • < Chanalnc Timea, October Im). · • CALL NOW AND L£AaN BOW TO PVT YOVa T.AX DOUAU TO wou roa llOllE INCO•K roa YOV! . ._PBONEi~7 Complimentary Tu ~•n•n Are Available Evenings & Saturdays. Refreshmeatl WW 8e Served. Please Call For Seminar Dates.· · ~mlnar s;eaker. Mr. Gerald L. Kozak, Tax Planner Newport Center 359 San Miguel Dr. Suite 11 o NeWPC?rt Beach. California 92660 PtJBUC NOTICE f'ICTtTIOUI llUSI ... .. ..... .,. . .,. ... ... TIM fol_,. PffMftl ore dol"9 ___ , CAVAHAUGH UINOSCAPE, 20S Leyole ""-· C.-111 Nlnot, CA ft4J6 8ob ~. 20S Lo~o Ro .. Reeervatlou liDiited. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUI ........ 'ICTtnout 9UllNHS llAMS ITAT8Mmn ICAMa ITATllMaMT Tiie ~ ,_.,.. It ..... ..,.._ Th• fol-l"t .,_,_., or• dol"11 neues. ~INta•: SOUTH COAST RUSTltS, 32111 OUTRAGEOUS TEAH:, aQl So. El Pe»e ............. Suite 4A. Son J ... n C.mlna ..... 5eft Clemenw, CA mn Cocll1I•-. Collfornlat267S Robert Fronc111no. 100 Ava Sen -------------------------! Oe1f9nar l'loo•lng, In<. I • C:O.te-...CAfMa Tl_.,_,_ c. ............ )077 Kiii~ UI., C.u Meu. CA '2U• Ml<'-! Pettkk C. ........... U20 l"olrwey U.., C.&11 Meu. CA m» Thll -1NU It <°"-.Clad by o _ ... ............,. Oen F-11•, JISOO Mer VI ate, Corio., Son a-e. CA n.n South~. Ce1Hor"10 tl677 H•n•le11o F. w. French!"° 100 New landmark Jhrator -named Carolyn Ditte Wagner, a 1968 graduate or Fountain Valley High School, has been placed in charge of the newly restored Workman-Temple Historic Landmaru site in the City of Industry. Ms. Wagner, 30, is the daughter of Helen Dille, a member or the Hunt· ington Beach Union High School District Board or Trustees. SHE WILL SERVE as, curator-director of the site, which includes the home bwlt by early se ttl er William Workman in the 1840s. Al90 part of the pro· ject are Temple Hall. an example or. Spanish Co l o nial R eviva l architecture bwlt in the 1920s, and the oldest private·cem.etu.Y in ~s Angeles County, which CAROLYN WAGNER includes the burial site of Pio Pico. the last Mex· lean aovernor of Calilomia. R..toratlon of the complex, which wiU open in early 1981, has taken six years to complete at a cost of Sl million. MS. WAGNER COMES to her new post after serving as Los Angeles director or the California Historical Society. She received her doctorate in American his· tory from Johns Hopkins University in 1978. She completed her under gr aduate studies at Scripps College. Dentist honored Newport Beach resi- dent and dentist William King was named to the Ame rican Endodontic So c iety during a ce r emony in Ne w Orleans. Neaame Society . CMllAT6i~--LATMA 846-7431 , ... -· _ _, ..... ·-···· .... ~·--···· 8"1Y ----c.a•-...-....... ~. Dr. King, who .. re - ceived his dental degree from USC in 1971, was o n e of 34 dentists throughout the United States, Canada and Colombia receivi ng fellowship degrees from the society. The society is com- posed primarily of den- tis t s with special in· terests in saving teeth through treatm e nt of root canals. IAGUNA~ aETillEllENT aDIBENCE Private rooms in a quiet garden atmosphere over- 1 o o king the Pacific Ocean. Attractively served meals including special diets. Daily maid ser"ice , phones, T. V. cable and scheduled transportation included. 2130 S. Coast Highway L:aguna Beach, CA 92651 (714) 49~458 c.111ornl• c.._a11on1. 4'00 c:em- Orlva, S•lll• 58', H••POrt S.acl'I, C.lllornle ftMO Tl'lll -lfwM ,, Delng <ondu<tacl by • co,_ellon. Jec'll ....... Pfcetldant ... ~ Tl'llt ~ •• 111.0 wlln Ille Co..nly Cl.nc of Oronge County Of\ Tiil t ......... Is u 1nduc1ed by °" 111· A"ft!M Sen C:...los. Sen C~ CA Oivi-1. mn ' Tllh .~-=le•• IH.O wltll tlle 01!::::...~1 It <-... by en I,,. CO<Mly Clef1l of 0r....., County on lloel9rl Fronchlno Novem-JO,••. Tllh ~ •• llled "'"" Ille """' Col#l1y Clffk ot.Orenge County on Publh,.., Oronge Coe•t Delly Pllol, Now-U, 1•. Tl'llt ... -•• 111.0 will\ tlw County Cl••k of Oronge County on How-l,••· ,,....,, Howm-•.1•, Now. U , 30. OK. 1, 14, ,_, •7"-• '1ttW ,,..,. • P~I-Ormngo Coe1I 0.lly PllOI Pullll"*' Orenge Coest Dolly Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE Nov. 16, 23, 30, OK. 1, 1• ·~ Publl-Or11>91 CoHI Oolly Pilot Hov. t , 1', 2:3, lO, 1• U llMO Nov t, 16,U,30, I_, US~~--------- PUBLIC NOTICE .,.. _________ -- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITlout •w•••ss ~I CTI Tl out aUllN•H NAMa STAT•M•NT NAllll! STAT•-NT Th• tollowlng persons ore oolnO T ha lotlo•i"9 "'"°"' ar• doino bullnan•. bl>llnos>•: FR E 0 0 I E S WE L 0 I N G J ARACO ENGINEERING. ISS61 SERVICE, 161M6 Sll .. uAwn.,., Foun G•ellOm !>I., ...... lf'91on a.och, CA teln Velley, Cellfomlo'210I '2649 l"fff E. 8rewloy, 160 .. s.11 .. u Roe.rt Porter Gertllllnl. U 7SI Avenue, "-°'" Velley, C.lltornl• EO•orOI, w.stmlna .... CA ntG '270I J•rry RlchffO Miiis, 211•1 8ontt, Jollnall 8••••av. ''°'' SllU.. H .... 11 ....... 8Mcll. CA .,_ A•.,..,., "-'otn VOiiey, C.llfo•nl•1 Tllo• buMMU •• conclvctt O by • tllOI teM••I Po,,,_ .. ,P. Tiii• IMllnau " tonOucted by an In· A-.t P c;...1111"' Olvldu•I This ................. llleel •1111 Ille ..lohnall 11<.,.1.., I County Cl•"' ol Oranoo County on T"'I• --"'" 111.0 w1111 lho Nowmllar •. 1• County Clffk ol Oronea County on "4'71S Novam• 20, ••· P11blltlle0 Orenge Coetl Dolly P1101 l"H"l Nov. t . 14. 13. JO. l'JIO .. ,._., Put>lltlwd Oronge U..tl Oelly Piiot, Nov. 2l, 30, Oe< 7. 14, tteO 4111 PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUI aUSIN•ts ...,.. ITAT•MUfT "CTrnous •UllN•ll Tft• lol-1111 potflOftl er• doing ...... $TATaMaNT ""'"\eUOI: The lol--CYCLELOGICAL, 1101 K•ll•• ••. MU.. • .. --" doing bv$1· Soni:.~~p~~=~:.1ri01Keller NUT1t1·810 LAaORATORIES, •• Sonte MO C.llfOf'nli tl7C).I lUS W ~ 81..,., 54111• Jll, · • Sonle Ana. CA 92704 Llto "'-',. .lollMtOll, 2702 K•llar ¥1clloel 8orullcll, ,_ Marlon • •. SonleAne,C.lltOf'nlofl104 W•y Cooil• Melo. CA 92677 T "" twslnau h <011clvctao bV • it-., Juclito, 20tl Orcllio si .. _,., PWtNrsnfp. San1e Ano ...,Of'IU CA '2604 Tll•s ~..::~la:::;:::: wit" 1,,.1 Thh _1,,.., j, <onOuclad t>y 1 County Clef1< ot OrM199 County on 9'1Wral ~,:'e!n,11<11 HoY9-10, t•. ~lfflll Tlllt •la-I ,. .. llllO with lho PU011"'9d Or-Coest Dally Pi101 Counly Clerti ot Or.,,91 COIHlly on Nov .... n ,JO,Dec 1, ,., .s11..0 ltowmt>ar•. •• ~·Pullll"'9d Or-CoeSI Diiiy Piiot ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE Nov •. Ii. ll, JO, lteO 40~ "CTITIOUI aUSllllUS PUBLIC NOTICE NAM• STAT•MEN'f - Hit loll-•ng P<t•-.s ... 001no REC~~~'~:':.~'ci:::,~:~:" S.•l•G ---t>uwneu•' PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITlout aUSlllEH D & ¥ S A LES C 0 • I l 0 °'°""'°" *'11 ~ •K••~ed Oy lri. Coly ------The ,::::,i:=".~. Oolng ~:1~,:~::;~~:·t• '°'· Cotl• Mo o 1~,'c!'~;7~~·c~!:~;:c:,~1::7i:C:., "CTITIOUI •USIN•SS bo>•lnau •· 8ol" -8oUOfl inc .. a Celltorn•• Jtm t>or•• Ro•d. lf¥1nr (•lolorn•• NAMS ITAT•MaNT • • a.utLN &llOIL.. I ltO H T l <or-••-UO M<Corm10 Sullr 10. j 911" un111 1 00 Pm on Dec emr»r • Tiie IOllowlng per'IOIU o re dol119 A~ Ore/tf/11• CA -"~ "'-COit• ~: t.lltornlo rz•26 ' lfllO toY tl1t TI>lfSlrllClTOf'I or H•• •aro bulMne" •: A.-K.:.....,. LUha• 1441 Forni Thi• buolnau '' <onouctact t>y • Cor·1 P•rk •no Herverd A,..n.,. lmpro..,. !!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~!~~~!~~!!~ -lHE WAVERLY COMPANY, -Gl•ll Orlw , HK'-Htlgllh, CA PG•••'-menu Tnt !Mtt ol tllt wOf'll •• ioc•1•0 1 ClttllllouH Roeo, Cost• M•u. 9110 8elff & Bouoll Inc. a1 ""'vard P•rll. Celltemhl9MJ6 Atllo• Kumer Kanedla .... JollnL. Bot... OESCRIPTION OF WORK AlhltllC O•l •n• JOHPll Tllyen. JIU Fo ... 1 """Ori H I-H' 1onu Pr .. lclent Park Grld•no. Athl•ll< Par• L•G"""'I Clvl>llOVH RoeO, Cosio Mau. CA tllO ""· • • · r~,, ~i.mtnt ••• rn.., ..,1111 IM 1 nd S trtt l lmprovemt nl\ C1llf0t11i. 9M» Tllos -lftHs I• Cond\l<ley in in County Clffk ot Or•nge County on E NG IN EE A S £ST IM AT £ Cotllerlne t NMll Tllytn. , ... divlOVal No,,._ IJ, '"° u.o.ooo 00 ClubhouH Ro10, Cost• M•u. A-K-Lulll• ,,..,,. OPENING OF PROPOSALS Tf1<! Collfornlomllt TlllS ...--.. ..... fllao ..,,,,, Int Put>h~ 0r.,. Coul Oaoly Pilot, P•OPGUI• ••II bt PUOl•Cly -""" •nO Th11 llUtlnet1 h <onclucted Oy an In· County O •n 01 Or-"°""' . Nov ••. u . 30, Dec 1. '"° 0 -•tad•• 1.00 p.m. on Dacemr»r " 1• dlvlou.1 Nowmb«• 1_, Y 0' ---__ _....._____ •• lht ooove.r•-tioned oll1u ot 1ri. O.•-J Thyan • PUBLIC NOTICE Owner. Thh ,, .. ..._. was lheo •1111 tlle ,. ... , 0 e T A I N I N G c D N T A A c T County c .. rk ol o,.nge Counly on Put>ll"'9d Of-C:O.\I Dolly Pilot DDCUMISNTS; The 11411Clllullo•u aro Nov•mllar :ICI, ,., Nov •. ''· 2l. l0. 1"° ueo.eo "CTITIOUI auMMEIS •ntltl•o. "Horvero Av• . HlrVlfO """' ---------NAMlllTAT•M•MT Al,,1•11< Park Grl<ling I. H1rvaro Publl\1*' Or-Coat! Oe lly Pllo1, PUBLIC NOTICE Tiit tol-ng --11 "°'"' ""'' Alllltllc P1ro L•OflllnQ. PIOfl• ono Nov. U . ». OK 7, "· lteO _, « N U ,., ,,_<llk•llans •no oll contr•I Oocu· _______ , THE GREEN EARTH, HSO! menu may .,. oOt•lneO lrom .... "CTITIOUS 8Ullll•IS Pol.,ls, El TOf'O, CA t26JO o.,..nmenl of PuOlk Works. Clly ol PUBLIC NOTICE MAMS IT&T•MaNT C•••• Eowaro swolla, 1uo~ lr•lna. moo J1..-,... Rooo, .,.,,,., Tiie tol-1"9 perr.ona are Clolne Poleris, El TOf'O, CA t26lO Colllornl• A _..,efuneloblt , .. of "CTITIOUS aus1Na1S NAMalTAT•M•NT The lollowl119 "''°"' .,. 001119 t>utlnauH: l"ASHION O N E HOUR CLEANERS. 145 E. 19111 SI. Cott• Meto,CAmZJ Alen e.nrem M<K•f. 2lll2 D•ak• Aw .• C.0.te MMe, CA '261' Y-M<Key, 2IJ2 ~Oii• Aw , Cfft• -· CA t26la Tlll1 l>Wlnau It <OllOVctao by " ge<Wrel -1Nl"MIP. Y-M<Key TI111 ,_ w• mao "'"" Ille Co11nty Cl••-Of O•MIOO COUnty on builMllJI': Tllh ...,.._ 11 c-.Oacl t>y 0., 1n . ..0. will M <...,.9"tor-Ml ol CIO<u- IND ·CO PllOPEIHIES, 11UI 01vlduol. menls.P•---Hi,ollon, .. 11111e Murphy A-. lrvl11e. Celllo•nlo Crele I . S•ollo molleellorM1-ltlON1lcller91olU 00 '271~ Tiiis stat-I w• 111.0 with Ille PROPOSAL GUARANTEE Eoch Ray Poul OlmHll•ld , 1106 Counlf Cl•rll ot Or.,.91 COUf'llY OI' propoul Sl'lell lie 1<eomPOflled l>f • Wo•crest, CorONI Clel Mor, COlll0<nle NoY9mllef 7, 1•. c .. 1111..i orctillltr's <lleell or t>IO bOnd '21.JS ,...,... '" Ille e mounl or 10 oerconl of 1rie 10111 Poul HlrPO• Ryan, 1111 Gl•n· I Pul>ll"*' Orenge Coett Delly Plldl bid prio peyaDI• 10 ll'la City ol Irvine nayre, ~ llM<ll. Colltorni• ~7 !Nov t .... n. 30, 1• ua« u a 11<1••0fl!M '"" ,,.. °'-'· 11 "" Thl1 _,,.., It <OftclVCIM Ol • • • -----P•OPOUl 1$ OC<-s>ltO. wlll prof'lll)llf •• ........ ~·-PUBLIC NOTICE t<ul• ... cc1nlroc1. _..,.. poymenl ol ....., H .. RyOfl Wo•-mM's Comoenwllon lnturanct. Tiii• •-.... 111111 with lhe -· 1no lurnlan o ulhl1CIO•Y Fallntul C°""IJ Clff' of Orange COIHllY on STAT•-NTOf'AUNDONM•NT P•rlo.menc. 8onO on ll'la emount ot Hove.....,. IJ, 1•. Of' UH Of' 100 1Nr<•nt of Ille totel blCI proct OflO • "*" "CTITIOUI •UStN•U MAMI! Labor and M•le•lolS Bono In lllP P11oll.,.., or-Coe1t Oally PllOt, The loll-no --llOY9 -. •mounl o1 100 perc..,1 of Ille totol t>tO ~l4"9l NOY. U, JO, Otte. 1, 14, 1-4707-111 OOnad tlle UW of Iha l"lctltlous 8us1• price P·~11-Or ,__ oo· p -------NUN•-: WAGE RATES: At f'IOUlltO Oy Sec Nowmbw 7, ••. -..._ .... st ily llOI "A $ H I 0 N 0 N E H 0 u II hon 1173 of tlW CollfO<n•• LAl>Of c-. CAll TOM MARS10N ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO •soo,ooo Newpo~,f;J.~!!4:.'.'!;.!."C • :i:.~~.::-:C-ssE-Ho¥. t, 1', U ,JO, ,., ._.., PUBLIC NOTICE CLEANERS. l•S Eu l '"II.St., C.O.to 1ri. Owner ,. .. clel••m•nao ll'la 91nefll IOW\O, CA '2'1'7 orev1fll119 ,., .. ol '"'""'on Int 10011 -NAMalTATUUNT "CTITtOUlallNN•H Tiit ~klll'°"' lkn!NU No,,_ N · If In '""•<II Ill• work 11 to Oe NAMaSTAT•-NT fffracl lo --· t lle<I In Orange pertor....O ~of tolO •-••I• TM -"'9 __, h ..,.,,. IMl$1· C-.tvonMoy ... 1'77 oat••mlnot-.,. molnll•nt!d ol Ille nan as Cl'l'dlt A. Mc.Koy, -CllH Or .• olfl<H of lht O.....r ano .,. ova11a1111 NIKKY'S PLANT CARE, SUt N••P0<1....,,,CA'2MO uPOn ··-··· Tha Conlroclo• '"•" HAUOI LAW.._MT. OUYI Mortua!"f • Cemete!"f Cre'l"Q IOl"f E ped (71•) 760-6060 Th• lollo•lno peroont are oolno ' X81118 rap ~========::-::================ibl>"::°'L~·w1LLIAMS, 1'211 Yorba WHtmlMIH e1vo., w .. tmlnstar, CA Jolln H ''Y• .. , J .. mlna Clrcl•. 00\t a <OPY of tolO do<umonl ot each 97Yl C.OUo Me ... CA '16• jot> slle. The Contra< lo• •no •nv sub· N lcol•ll• Yvonne Wlltt, U71 This --• ., .. c.onctu<tod t>y • centrac1or undotr him sl'lall poy "°1 ltU Klamath Or., WHlmlllSttr. CA n.u 91nerol pertnenhlp, tllefl IM -llied Pf•v•lll119 ralts ot 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa S40-5554 J rtHCI •OTHHS • llLL •OADW A Y MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa ~2·9150 IALT%&1H•HOH SMITH & TUTHIU WHTCUH CHArtf.. 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 846-9371 ,_ClllOTMMI IMfTMI' MOITUAllY 627 Main St HuntinQton Beath 53&-6539 ' ......... , C:~I n - MOMI 7801 BolN Ave. Wettminater 893-3525 SACRAMENTO (AP) :;;;•· 54111• 10$. Tullln, Colllornla Thi• ~ "c-.CWCI by •n ,,,. Cl'tdl A McKay woget 10 •II _,,,.,.n emp1oyeo In '"" Oivlouel. Tiiis •te-... lllacl wltl'I tlw Ht<ullOll of tl'la contrO<t I-The ltate Personnel Nu• 1.. eros.. 1.z> 1ndtpencM11ca Bo.rd .bould let •ari,..•• Avenue, Radio"°'· Colllomi• t1J7J NICOiette Y. Wllfl County Cl••-of Or-C-ty on PROJECT AOMINISTllATIO"' All Tl'llS ~-I "'°' 111.0 with Ille Hoftmber 1, .... CIUHlio"6 ..... , .. lo Ills projOCt pr-" ....... Ch • t s I V. O.na Cro ... ?0131 $9rind•lft state departments ad-r1s m as a e ~1=· "untlftOIOll S.ecll. 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"CTlnout auttN•IS NAMSITAT ....... , Col llwllie '27 IS Artllw ~I Elltlkll, 2t Ital.,. -l"ells, trvlfle, Cellfomlo ft11S TM tollowl"9 .,_,_., ore Clol119 Tllll ....._Is<_..., lty.,. In· bullMU•: dlvlduel. G . C • L A H 0 S C A P I N 0 A,._ M. Ellf'll<ll ENT8Rfl'RISES IH C .. 17Sl2 Tllll ......,_ -fl'-! •II" tho Wrfgfltwood ~. H-1,..ion llHch, Ceunty Cl«-Of 0r.,,.. Co""'y on Cllllot....... ...Wt'l\bw It , .. 0 . C . L AHOSC Af'IH G ' • ,. .... ENT81tfl'lt1S•S IHC., o Oelewo>"• ~ .... I .... Or .... CM.c OellJ ~I ... , ,...,-etlon, 17m ~ UN, How IJ • OK 1 14 -·---Hvml ....... 9NKll, CellfWftle '1M1 ' ' ' • ' ' ·-••- Tilll ...._ .. UftM .... lily • <•· - llW•tleft. G. C. LIMKllPlflt .,...,, .. , '"'· OntltY ...... ~ Tlllt .....,_.. -fifed wl1" C-ty C'"11 et Oo'e1199 ~y HeWMller .. i-. ~ ,..., .... Or .... 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Or.,,._ eo.tt o.lly Pll04 Nov. 16, U. ••OK. 7, t• 1J.3).tl Pl18UC NOTICE Now You Can Sell More wltll Dally Plloc PENNV PINCHF.I ADS SCllJ oaly U . 3 llnes tor 2 dll\'11 only Sl a day. 34r' u line . Advert ise one or more items valued • up to Sl OO. Each additional line 111 on ly t10c for the two d aya. Sorrr. no co m merch ada a llowtd. Ch a ru Your Ptnn,y Pincher Ad or uu you r Bank Amerlctrd Vl.u w Mutercard. Pw ..,..· Information _..,,._.your ad tall I M2-llJI ... ..,,,. .. ,, ............. _ ... . ·-........ IN"' lt.1 '. ;'ti ,,.1 \( ·: £(,#-. ~ r '.• .it1!• , ,, . ~).· : ... ,, no. l sb··! ·~ .. , l.J~ll.l- ·~!l/ ut~.!; . .. .. . ,. .... ;. •• t •I ,. ·-... ' ·. ~. .... .. .. ·. . ) . l s c ] r Early bird1 1et Hong Kong's be8t dim 8WD 81 ft'AN DllAl'IANS HONG KONO -''The flnt paper Santa Claua ru.. on wire. over Hankow Road. The momlna blrdwalken are weariDa 1weaten. SO Chri1tmu muat soon be hen," your Hona Kon1 watcher writes from the inacrutable Far Ea.at. ''Since thi1 la ·the Queen's Crown Colony. Brititb bankl clole on the holiday, and the manaaera lay on plum pudding sent out by Fortnum 6 Muon '1. "It you see a man carryina a bird in a cage in the early morning, follow him. He will lead you to an inexpensive teahouse where they serve excellent dim sum." *** "MORNING BIBO WALKING is men- tioned as rar back as 1644. Chinese say it gives the bird an airing, and that the bird sings better ror hearin~ wild birds. They usually take them to patb. "Afterwards they go to teahouses that ·cater to birdwalkers, There are books from the ceilings where the walker can hang his cage. You can go in even though you don't have a bird." Dim sum: Steamed bWlS stuffed with spiced meat or vegetables. Birdwalkers' teahouses: Wan Fai at Shanghai Street in Kowloon. Hing Wan at 119 Queen's Road Central on the Hong Kong side. *** DECEMBER WEATHER IN Hong Kong: 59 to 68 degrees. Dry. For costs, it's rated way down. No. 51 on the list of the Financial Times of London. Lower than New York, Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles. The world's greatest shopping center. Free port . imports and murderous retail competition keep prices reasonable. But NO Chinese shopkeeper expects to get his asking price. Each item is given a bottom line. Whatever the clerk can charge on top is his, all his. * * * 'MERRY, MERRY ENGLAND: The V.A.T. (value added tax ) adds 15 percent to EV ERYTIIlNG. Hotel bills and restaurant checks have an added percent for service PLUS 15 per- cent V.A.T. It raises the base cost con- siderably. An Englishman said: "With that service charge, you don 't have to tip."' Even so, l noticed most English were leaving some small change on the plate. If service percentage came to $3, they left 50 to 75 cents. * * * IF YOU A.RE TAKING clothing out or Enll?land . you don't have to give Ma~ll?ie Thatcher's government the 15 per cent. Shops can refund the V.A.T. They give you a receipt you give to Customs when you check in at the airport. Have this stamped. Drop it in a mail box. The at.ore aenda you a check. It cloeln 't always work that way. Selfriqe's, the bis department store on Ox.ford ~. volunteenNI the refund form. Another store (~e boug_ht $175 worth) ta1<l: "We cion't refund V.A.T. on purcbuelleuthan lOOpounda." ($250) On PrinceH Street In F.d.lnburgh: "We don't have V.A.T . refund forms." *** IT SEEMS REFUNDS depend on the policy of the store. They don't HAVE to re- fund . They don't HA VE to carry the forms. I told this to London friends. They said it was impossible. Just as they did when I said hotels take $4 on the $100 CaJth U.S. travel checks. They think such things are only done by shady Middle East bazaar merchants. But they do it in London. Ob yes, they do. <And in Paris, Mexico, Rome. Wherever you go. So cash at banks!) * * * "He who ride1 tM ttgu cannot dUmount." Acupuncture places springing up in London, New York, San Francisco. And always in Hong Kong where you can attend a half day's lecture on this embroidery. The Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Center on busy Nathan Road in Kowloon .. I was going to get some needle work done on me but won ton chickened out at the last minute. I saw a film from inside China whe re doctors did a needle anaesthetic on a woman. While under (but finally awake) they took out a goiter t he size of a soccer ball. She seemed content. (I said to J immy Chen: "Is there any more of that whiskey?"> Japanese theater due in LA LOS ANGELES (AP) -A S S ~ million performing arts theater will be built In the Little Tokyo section of the ci· ty. just east or City Hall, Sen. Alan Cranston says. The senator said a federal grant of $750,000 will be given to the theater. Othe r money will come f rom private sources. according to the Japanese·Amerlcan Cultural Center. which received the grant. R1•sh revived Historic moments imagined SACRA MENTO (Capitol ) - John Marshall discovered gold in the tailrace of his sawmill in Coloma, California, in 1848. In a dingy room in his fort in Sacramento, John Sutter gave it the nitric acid test. Rumors of the find set off the '49er slam· pede. WITIDN FOUR years. Sutter had lost most of his California empire. Marshall later died a poor, embittered laborer. Marshall once toted up his gains from the Gold Rush like this: John Marshall: S000,000.000 -other people: $600,000,000. So much for ancient tragedies. Sutler's Fort barely survived some hard times. but It was purchased in the 1890s by a state historical group. TODAY, IT IS completely restored and equipped with the buildings, tools, and animals - c hic kens, sheep, and goats parade the fort grounds -of that earlier age. Sacramentans whiz past the fort dally. the vast majority totally indifferent to its historic wonders. A dead monument fit only for tourtsta: But fo r o n e group of Americans it comes alive every Thursday from November to the end of school in June. School children come on that day to spend a 24·hour period bringing history alive in the ancient fort. THEY USE the car pentry hand tools to build boot trees and utility boxes. They dip candles and survive for a night on the meager light of these waxy creations. They mix and bake bread in the fort's adobe bake ovens. And throughtout the cold, often rainy. nights. they take up wooden muskets and march ·round the fort in hourly watches to protect their sleeping mates. That's living history. Far bet· ter than sitting on the sofa at home, munching Twinkles and watching "Little House on the Prairie." HERE'S.A travel tip: come on Thursdays to see Sutler's Fort through the enthusiastic and c l ear eyes o f our sc hool children. You won 't need a State Park reservation, nor a guide book , but bring your camera. Burma pagoda gilded Now You Can Sell RANGOON, Burma CAP> -Buddh[sts celebrated the reli1lous festival or light by giving more than 2,000 ounces of cold valued at $2«,000 to glld the 2,800-year-old Shwedagon Pa1oda. ) The 3218-foot hllh temple la covered by two metric 1008 of thin 1old plat.es on the top. Gold powder l1 puled on the rest of the buildln1. The 40-foot 1plre la 1llded and studded with 8,000 diamonds wetchJng 2,000 carats, and with 1,000 rubles, aapphlrea, emeralds and pieces ot jade. THE COSTA MilA ART LEAGUE Cordially lnvl .. 1 you to attend tM 3rd Annual Art Auction Scholarlhlp Benefit Tttl1 11 an e>ecetltnt opportunity lO bUY art from the Mtlst. T ....... y, .,_,...., 2, 1• •1 1:•p.11L Wint Tasting & H«s d'oeuvN? Amerlc.n Leeton Hall 1• • ...... Nenport leltch donlltlon•~ ., More with Oallr Pilot PENNY PINCftEll ADS SUIJ oalr IZ. 3 llnea ror 2 da.v• only Sl ._ day. 34<' a tint. Adverti8e one or more Items valued up to SlOO. Eat'h additional line la only 60t' for the two d ays . Sorrr · no t'om merda ad• allowed. Charftt Your PeMy Plnt'her Ad or use your Bank Amtrlcard I Visa or Ma1terurd. POf' more lnforll'lallon lllldtoll&aH ,..,_.tall • 142·5111. ' STROLL TO WAN FAI CAFE IMPROVES BIRD'$ iONO, GIVES WALKER AN APPETITE Ownera ung c.gea on hook• whl .. eattng br••kf•et of ateamed bun• and grHn tea WESTCLIFF TAILOR-ALTERATION CUSTOM MADI SUrTS Ir PANTS fOIMIH&W~ 557-6284 20111 U..Dr .. S-.A.Helipls 1 • ·' ' ,. . • r. '))•'• ..... : .... ,...,.~ ,. •, .. r! t . . l .. ' •• I ')I, : .. . . .,, .. , .... ; ·""'-"'" .. '· ·~ ... ~, L'l"':t•t ·~ .. ~ # ·! r!• '-.• '•. · .. • r. "'··· ,r . . •'· ,. .. • i• . ·. ... . . . .. 1 ,• .. ' . -·. . . . ~- ·-.. I' . --..... --- \.0 . ~105626 \.0 . #501 021 . ' lhe oodse Artes-K . Chrysler's answer. to the 1rnports ... with seating \or six and tr o ni-wheel df\"e. <> 1s no,N \n stock\ - 1981 oodse cha\\engers p.rnericas high technology luxury coupe. 1his one's loaded with velour bucket seats, 5 sp uansrnission , 4 Ci.I silent shalt engine. steel belted radials and much more\ J\\\ remaining 'SOS avai\ab\e at c\ose~out pr•ces. 288 s \-\arbor s\vd. costa Mesa Not to sca\e 40S ~ sakef St. ,. co -"" 0 -.e .. .. ~ • \-\OUfS: Sa\es· 9:00 /\M 'ti\ 9 ·.00 PM oai\)' service 7:00 /\M 'ti\ 5:30 pM M-f • ttV Sf,tt~\C.l srfC'"USl • l~SlNG "ll M"KlS • s\ ~,.,lo ts•"~ol • #. •• • .. ·-·-·a .._~••• ·~-~~ --·-· _,,.._ ............ .-~ ..... ~· ~ I Hiii llomMcll1 •Horoscope •Aan L11~1n ....,., MDta *" ao. ,. A Mope acore1 36 oa 'de/enae plays hey role .,-.NDYANO ·-~ ...... A.I ........ UC lntM11 .-.e1 bMUt. MU ..._, ..... ftnl JMr OoMla BW ........ would UM ~•ved a four ·lttlr ,..., lot tu elfort Satuntar lllllll- Not Cl9ly did tbe Aa&eaa..a wta their MUOll opener, lJI.• ...... VIII, but \My cti4 it eonviaein&lY. Md, tbey ac· compu.Md lbeir objecUve by UllDI a tac· tJe thM med to be llllbeard ol wWl pre- viout 11111til8D teams -DSn:NSE. ''TheJ Sol • to play tlMlr type of g:e with their def ...... pralMd VMI b Charlie Schma.... "Becauae of U.eir 1ambliq style they made U1 aboot sa.ota guicllerthan we normally do.•• TBE ANT&\TEU, Arnt& a ..ervoua be&iJml.DC. took control of the tempo by pres1U.1 the Keydeta the minute they crossed the mid-court stripe. The Keydeta, who had problems with a quick UCLA team only the ni&ht before, bad t.J'Ouble settlln1 into their pusin1· game otfeme. Of course, this ll exactly what Mulll1an hopes to do thla season ln an effort to push hla offense up the court. 11..ma-•1 ltratea appean ..... too, •pedallf ..._ yoti'bave a team tbat cu ~from U.. Reid at a • ~ eUp, like u.e Mteat.en did Saturar. TO TllE DEUGBT of l,,_ fam at Crawford Hall, the Anteaten put oa a •bootiDI diaplay that would deb deftnl· lion. Tat players mad• tbelr way into tbe scortnc eoluaua, ab tn double naur-. led by (Who elM?) Kevin 11.,ee, who tallied 35 point.I and JD rebouDda tn bla flnt major colle1e appearance. lla&ff, at •.•• no pound•, was .. dominatini aa his 1lse indicates. He '"med to be everywhere, bolh offenalvely and defensively, and llteralb owned both eods of the board while be wu oa the court. But, this is not a one-man 1bow. M ulli8an bu aurrounded bla main star with quite a aupportinl cut. JUGD Worb (19 points), Ranier WuU (14), and RoblMe Beal (13) came off the bench to score 41 points between them. And starters Be McDonald and Randy Whleldon each chipped in 12 apiece. VMI, which loet by 38 points to UCLA, WU tied with UCI at 22·all and trailed only M·ll wtth 3:51 rematninc 1n the ftnt half before the Anteaters finally put them away . BY OVT·SCOSING the Keydeta, J.5.5 down the at.retch, UCI held a comfortable 4t-• lead at the intermission. Both aides then excbaneed buketa for tbe ftnt 10 minutes of the second ball until UCI rippled the neta once aealn. At 10:0.1. the score wu ~. and rour millutel later that crew to 102·80. With the score at 113-86, Mulligan began resting his reiulan. ''All we were lookinc for was our rint win," explained Macee. "The rant half we had the jitten, but 1n the second we really got our act to1etber. "J tbougbt when Juon (Works) came in it chaneed our whole same." Works, besides bis point total, also paued otf for a 1ame-high eight a.ssista ln 21 mtnutes of play. .. I IV8T WANTED to eet the team 4olng and liven th1nga up," said Woru. 'Our (See UCI, Pase BZ) Dlilf'I ............ "~ ... .,.. FORWARDRANIERWULFSCORESONALAYUPAQAfNSTVMI. UCl COACH BILL MULLIGAN POINTS, SHOUTS DIRECTIONS. Sinnner, Kings rip Chicago INGLEWOOD <AP) -Billy Harris fired in a shorthanded goal and Charlie Simmer driUed his 25th goal of the season 2: 19 apart in the opening pes:lod to trliger Loe Angeles to a 5-2 Na· ttonal Hockey League win over the Chicago Black Hawu Satur- day night. The victory, the•r flftb in their last alx outine•. raiaed the ~''' league leading record in the NorriJ Divtsion to 16-&-l and IJ)aintalned a flve·polnt lead over aeCODd place lloatreal. The Hawn dropped to 9-12·5 ill loeibl their ttralcbt 1ame. Marcel Dlonne picked up two aa1l1ta for Loa An1ele1 with perfect pa11• to Ht up •oals and tie Simmer for tbe NHL tc0rbll lead wttb 45 Poiftta. Harrll pt the Klnp rolllnt 5 : 11 tato the opentn1 period wbell be drilled a »footer with LOI -...·at a mupower en. ........ Blmmer rlned tn hll ............ tUia& a pua nm ._.. at tbe 1oa1 mouth f : ....... rtod. .............. Uqlnldl ....... after ltuiD& outtbe -tine ..... , ... off .. "9ela ID bellt lfaft ...... Mw- fa J laaaermaD8 OD a tnuawa1 IMI wltb a Dlft1 .... ........ Daft ... , ••• ..,"' ~=:.-:--.n:=:. r.: A ..... leed .. 1-1. ~ El Toro tops Sea View Sweazy named league's back of year By llOGEll CA&LSON CM tM Detty "9l ._., The race was close u indicated by a three· way tie for the Sea View League championship, but El Toro's Chargers were the clear winner In all-league honors u selected by the Daily Pilot, garnering nine of the 22 berths. Among El Toro's nine selections are the Back of the Year (Damon Sweaay) and Lineman of the Year (Greg Pacoa). Coach of the Year is Cot'Ona del Mar's Dick Mprris, who picked bi• team ott the floor after an openine loes in league play and guided the Sea Kinga to four straight victories, including a decisive victory over El Toro, which eventually knotted the league. Among Corona del Mar's flnt team selec· Uons are linemen Pat Duddy, Kevin Shelden and Roger Roelle , · linebacker Randy Reyes and defnslve back Bob Shollin. E8tancla picked up four bertba -dominat· 1n• the lkilled areu at • qflarterback (Jim McCabW), receiver (Jami• ~) and clef•lve back (Abel Caebola), aloni •Ith defen,ive lln•m• Terry TbomPIOD. Two""* ...... berths ... '°a.ta .... and UDlffftitJll..-... Calta .............. Coe* 1114 rmalq baek llaM..ad plMd .._.., udkl Um....ab rmlal Mell Ra1M11 Scott ud Uaemu Rob Hol9aA ..... ,... ..... . .............. ..... .. (1 .. .... a.a. Cllli ... ... .... ''· T -NDIMJ,Olr••-•• I-JI 1IO Ir. a --DaelleO..W. SITwo 1-u Ill Ir. C -Scott Hoth. El Toro G -Kevin Shelden, CdM T -Jerry Harmon, El Toro TE-Jaime Aiken, Estancia QB-Jim McCahill, Estancia B -Damon Sweazy, El Toro B -Randy Scott, University B -Max Marold, Cotta Mesa Ftnt Team Defemae 6·0 6·1 6·0 5·11 6·1 5·8 5.10 5·6 DL-Greg Pacos, El Toro 6·3 DL-Roger Roelle, CdM 5-10 DL-Dave Hester. El Toro 6·0 DL-Terry '11lompson, Estancia 5·11 DL-Rob Hobart, University 8-0 LB-Ron Jolinsoa, El Toro 5·11 LB-Randy Reyes, Corona del Mar 5-10 DB-scott Allen, El Toro 5-11 DB-Bob Sbollin, Corona del Mar 8-0 DB-Abel Cachola, Eatancia 5-7 DB-Dou& Dorfman, El Toro 5-11 8ee.ell Tea• DefeMe TE-John Gllna, El Toro ~ 5-11 T -Kite Hyde, Coata Mesa 5-11 G -D'WaynePryor,Cdm t-2 C -Clift tlbouni, Coata Mesa 5-1 G -F.ric Hedayat, Universilf e.o T -Jobn Hare, Irvine t-2 Rec-Kirk Swarthout, CM 5-11 QB-Clay Tucker, Corona del Mar 5-11 B -Jobn Lamberton, Estancia 5-10 B -BUI BrlPt. Corona del ¥ar 5-10 B -Bob Unman, E8tancla }t 8ee9ll Tea• DelemM DL-llarkibaft, El Toro . 5-11 DL-llllm a.d, Corooa del Mar 5-11 DL-0.ve 8lemomma, Estaocla •·l DL-lllllt~.SlToro t-0 LB-P..a M-lln, lmae l-0 LB--Bltla llMd, Colta 11... 5-11 DB-Mn c.u.bu, &ltanda S-11 D~8Dltllsftcll, UDi••nltJ .. z D____.11. ·-· OdM M 08-0. Olliile, Ualvenlty .. 1 DB-A..J. a-,M, lrvtne t-0 L . 190 Jr. 205 Sr. 185 Sr. 185 Jr. 185 Jr. 160 Jr. 160 Sr. 165 Sr. 230 Sr. 185 Sr. 195 Jr. 185 Sr. 185 Sr. 175 Sr. 196 l r. 110 .. sr. 185 Sr. 145 Jr. 170 Sr. 180 Sr. 210 Sr. 175 Sr. 185 Sr. 115 Sr. iaD Sr. 175 Sr. 170 Sr. 1'15 Sr. 170 Jr. 180 Sr. 180 Sr. m Jr. 300 Sr. 115 Sr. llO Jr. l'll Jr. .. Sr • -Ir. •• Ir. •• Sr. 11'7 Ir. KEVIN MAGEE SCORES TWO OF HIS GAME-HIGH 31 POINTS. In overtime Jordan's lay-up wins for Lakers DENVER CAP) -Eddie J ordan scored on a driving lay- up with six seconds left in the second overtime period to lift the .Los Angeles Lakers to a hard.fought 124·123 victory over the Denver Nuggets in National Basketball Association action here Saturday night. The Nuggets' Alex English, who had tied the game 110-110 in the flnal second of regulation play on his way to a season-high 37 points, gave Denver a 123-120 advantage with 1: 19 to play in the double overtime period. But Norm Nixon of Los Angeles stole the ball at the Denver end and scored with 33 seconds remaining. Denvers' Dave Robisch then missed and, after a lime-out, J ordan drove the baseline and hit the winning basket. Robisch then missed a las t second shot rrom 20 reet just before the buzzer and the Lakers claimed the rebound. Denver scored the first four points of both overtime periods, but J amaal Wilkes scored six straight Laker points in the first extra period to bring Los Angeles back. Jim Cbooes tallied five key points ln the seeoad overtime to chop down the Nuggets' lead and set the stage for Jordan's layup. Wilkes led the Laken -now 3·2 since losing Earvln "Magic" Johnson -with 30 points. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who rowed out early in the flnt over· Ume period, bad 25 and both Chonea and Jordan scored 18. David 'Ibom~ had 25 for the Nuaets and Dan lasel 21. Saturday's top football ~ores W"t S.n DtegoSt. 21, Ut•h 20 UCLA 3'. Oregon St. 3 BYUS., Nev.U-Reno 14 ......... Oklahoma 63, Okie. St. 14 R le• 35, Houston 7• Ark._ 22t. Texas Tech 16 Texas~ 2•, Te~a \4 . ... Navy 33, A= Miami, Fla. 31, "lorlde 7 Al..,_ M, Aullurn 11 Georlla a, Oeorglt TeclJ 20 .... Arlmw St. .... Arlaone 1 C:.W•llll• ......... ,...., • I "It was a s wee t on e for us." Jordan said after the game. "We want to prove we can play without Magic. ·'If we lose one they'll say we're not the same without him.' Of course nobody can fill his shoes -but 1 have to try and do what I can.'' The Lakers acquired Jordan after Johnson was injured, and ha ve r acked up a 3-2 record since. Los Angeles Coach Paul We5thead admitted that no one could replace Magic, but said Jordan was doing a great job with his own on-court style. Cal tops Anteaters . . : . JD overtime L LONG BEACH -Peter , Campbell scored a goal with U , seconds remaining to send the g ame into overtime but thei · California Bears came up with a ' 3· l edge ln the extra sessions to post a 9-1 victory over UC Irvine in the N CAA water pold semifinals at Belmont Plaza', Olympic pool here Saturday ~ nit ht. l Campbell's heroics went for• nausht when Cal scored once in the first overtime period, thenf • added two more in the sttODd • 1eaaioo to advance to the cbam· pioubip llnala tonight a1a1nst• S&anford at 7:30. -'' UC Irvine will play for third • place acatnst PCAA foe Pep- perdine at 1 tonicht. • -The Anteaten of Coach Ed Newland opened the day with a .i 13·4 ·~ic~ory over Bucknelli Univenlty to advance to the semiflnala. J In the 1ame with California, it marked the fourth time this · seaaoa the two team1 have met with Cal holdlq a 2+1 edce after Satwda1 mabt '• victory. 1 Th• !lean moved 1n Iron~ ear·•~ ly ln the aetioD and beld. the·•• lead uatll Camobell scored bla ' ftnt two aoall olthe 1amelntbe' rmal .,.w and tbe Ant.eaten ·t' hit for tbne to ...S tb• 1ame ln· to overtime. Ca...-0'1 third loal af Ulle 1 :::-.. ea:: t = --=· been 'MC'Unld bJ the Bean. . - .- MUhammad retalne tid e with third-round knockout , ... ~ ............. L08 ANO ICLU -Wot~ lol~.a AallOclatkan • Ullal 1Mtavy wel1ht ch1mplon Kddl• Mtial~efa M•••ead ...t&lMd ht. WBA lllht Mtit.ardar. n••ht bj rt,... a (ut over the left •Y• ut Holl11\d • RI.Mil I~ ID I.be third round. • The f1'ht waa a\Opped Mt•Mn l't*ad9 b)' t•f tNtt 1 .. 1rry RoaadW• 00 the •dvlH ol Dr. Mlth••I O.\,uH •'"9 ..... Into the boob u • lhlrd·round koOt'kCMlt, lht tin t '* ntr by Koopmans. Tbe v•et.ol'Y by Mu.tali Muh1mm1d ht• up • l"tb. •1 bout lD New York'• Mad 'aoo Square 01rd1n IM\Wttn him •'"9 Mallhew Saad Muhammad. who IU<'CMaluUy d•r1nd.ct hi• World Boxina Council title Friday nl1ht by kn~klnJI out Lottie Mwale ot Zambia ln San Ottso. Both the Mubammads are tlated to coll1ct 11.5 mllllon to decide the undisputed ~h•myaon oflh~ 1'1&0pe>und clHa. Mustafa Muhammad, o Brooklyn. N.Y., i nd Koopman• each weighed the limit or 175 tor their srheduled IS·round bout at lhe Olympic Auditorium. Mu.4tafa Muhammad held control throuahout, J•bblna and hooking to the head with Koopmans trying to movl' away and use the full ring to his advantage. The Dutchman didn't land a solid blow until the 11econd round when he connected with a left and right to the head, but s till going away. Koopmans. 29, continued moving In the third round 11nd scored with a left to the body before a right cross from hlll 28· year-old foe opened a cul over his left eye. Rozad1lla called Dr DeLuoa lnlo the ring al the end of the third round when it was determined the cut was so ser ious that Koopmans should not continue. Although the European light heavyweig ht tjtleholder had a 34·0·2 record. he showed little before the sparse crowd in the Olympic. Muhammad peppered him with his left jabs and hooks and only had grabs in return. ..------l te1111.-••I 1h .-d a y "It's as af vou wanted to buy a steak-a nd -potatoes dinner for $12 and didn't have all the money. So someone comes along and says, ·Buy the dinner a nd I 'll give you whatever you don't have.· Jn the case of ( Roo) Le Flore. I can 't say whether Mr. D paid for the steak or the potatoes .·· BIU Moses. counsel for Edward J . De Bartolo Sr .. who offered the Chicago White Sox financial help to sign free agf'nl Leflore even though his purchase of the team has been held up b\ commissioner Bowie Kuhn. h uic•k!f u·h1 uu H ic·h carcbmu lh ,........pui111.-r Michael Ray Richardson's three-point goal m from 25 feet out at the buzzer gave the New York Knic ks a 111-110 National Basketball Association v1cto rv over the Portla nd Trail Blazers Saturday naght..The Blazers :.ire winless in 13 road games this season and have lost 15 of their last 19 games ... Rookie Andrew Toney scored 20 points and JuJh1s Erving added 19 to lead Philadelphia past the Utuh Jazz, 113-93. extending the 76ers ' winnin~ streak to 10 games ... Wes lJn seld led the way with 20 points as Wa!>hmgton ('ame from behind to beat M ilw<tukl'e. 9fl·89 and end the Bucks' ~treak of 11 straight victories on the road. Thl• Bullets broke open a tight game by s1·rHang nine s traig ht points midway through the fourth quarter to tum a three· po int lead into a 12 -polnt c us hion f.reg Keiser scored 23 poants to lead a halam·t.>d attack a s Oetro1l defeated the Atlanta Hawks. 98-95 A total of six Pistons 111cHuoso14 scored in double figures . . Mike Ban- lom SC'<>red 12 of has tc:.i m high 18 points an the first quarter to spark Indiana to a lead they never relinquished in defeating Cleveland. 117 101 Guard James Silas sank two free throws with no lame remaining to Jart San Antonio lo a 106-104 v1c·lory over Kansas City . Calvin Murphy scored 24 points in only 18 minutes of play , and Moses Malone added 20 pomti; as llouston defeated Dallas. 115-90. The victory came on a dav of sadness for the Rockets. who learned earlier in the clay that ownt'r Geor gt" Maloof had died . . Waltef Davi11 hit a thrce·pom l ba!lket to give Phoenix the lf'ad with I ~ 11 t.o play and the Suns held on for a 11 3-109 victory ovl'r GoldPn Stall' 'f 'ul"f' c·umf•luu•k "' '*P" .ttlfrf. 8-fj Tl '1-<.;A, Okla Storing fl VP goals an the m scl·ond half. the Tul1':.t lloughnccks came from h<!hind to h«ind th<' Cullfornaa Surf an 8·6 defeat an an NASI. andoor SO('t'('r malf'h Saturday night The Surf led fl 3. at halflame and war. s hut out for the seron1t half Mark Lmdi.i.1y <tnd ('raag Allen t•ar h had two goal11 for Uw Surf Tht• I 2 Surf wall pla y thr· IJallai. Tornado an thl' LonK Ht•a1•h Art>na W1-<lnt>1>da y night 1n 1t11 next g;imt' \ lc·k .. r•. f ;11p•ul1., ptu•f• Hat....,. e-ic·fo'11 Slfovf' Vltk.-ra an1•11r .. d ~ goals lult> to the third 1wrwd t.11 ht'lp the New York ' Rangcr8 to a '4 2 Nutaonitl Ho<'k .. y Lug~ wan over Pittsburgh Saturday n•Khl 1-:.wos1lo's g111d 11ut tht' game away for N1•w York w11h I :15 r .. ma1nrng Ufl1tlt1 tiy Peter McNab uncl Robby 1.•IOlldf' latt-in the 11cl·1md period propelled &st.on to ll 6 3 wan over Ji;dmonton M (•Nub '8 .coul at 18: 17 broke u a :1 lit' ('lark GUiiet ooentid tht• 11cnr1t1u. then set up th<> h;lunders' third t(ottl Mlkf' Bofl1y'1 league leading 26th t11lly to put•t> Nt>w York to u !H victory over Ot>lroll. Thl' Islanders strckhcct thtHr un bflllte n Htnng lo 13 gumcs while the Wlnl(11 ar e wtnleH in nlne ... Andre Havard scored two second-period goals to power Buffalo to a 5-2 lriumph over Hartford. ma first came after he !ltole the puck off a three-on-one break . . Three 11erond, period goals and the alert netmindlna of Gary Bromley allowe d the Vancouver • .,...TO Canu cks to rally for a 3·3 Ue with the Philadelphia Flyers. The Flyers were ahead, 3--0, al the time or the assault . . . Bobby ~mltll acored on a power.play at 12:37 oC the third period and llnemate 8'eve Payae added bla second ,oal or the night 12 seconds later to snap a 2·2 tie and lift Minnesot.a to a 4·2 victory over the Montre.I C1n1dlen1 ...... Ketty, Mt•e Gan.er and Wet Janll each acored twice to power Washington to a 7,3 victory over Toronto . St. Louis pounded the Calgary Stampedera, 9-3. llf"flrfl log ... H .. r l# lta rtN'U ,._.... A heavy bank of fog rolled Into Hollywood • Park after one race Saturday ni1ht, cau1ln1 the cancelJaUon of the Weste rn Harness R1ctn1 pro• gram. The final full week o( racln& wlll 1et UD· 1 de rway Monday with the clCN1ln1 date Ht for MCM<lay. Dec. I . . . ,_ Slacl•k, a recent addlUon to the Frank Shorter Rae· lnt Team. ran the 10,000 meten In 31 mlnute1, te.e teeoada to capture the men'• 1enlon1 title at the \].$. crota counlr)' champonthlpl In PocateUo, Idaho Saturday. Ma" 9'ta woe the 5,000.meter aenlor women's title ta 18:18.1 ... Wiit Germany'• Federal Hockey Leasw la •tn&llliDI throuah a eeatoa ~ scandal and coal\llion, witb otnclalS tnlal to dear ap paa.port and elltlblllty lrrepl1ritl• bwol.U..= from r<orth America •.. Tiiie lnJllrJ·l1dcUecl Plt h ... len 5.,,... ......... lllrtarCJ ... , .... ,.e11 ... ,... •• • .,...., ........... was acU•atelA • the ffa,.tlOll ... II expedild to play.,.._. a.ntU'I to-. .. ,. Hor nets strug gle past occ· ., cvaT fJEEDEN °' ..... " ........... ll nemed llke 1n easy taak. 1'ht FulJtrton Hometa needed a victory over lowly Oran1e Coast Colle1e Saturday nlaht to .end tht m on to the Avocado BOwl ntict weeke nd. 1'he llorneUI won, 10-0, but not bdor t Couch Dick Tucker's l'lratet lwl<'~ came within In· ch u of •corln1 aecond•h~lf touchdown11. · ... ULLEllTON COACH Hal Sherbc!ck recall• all too vlvldly what OCC did to hJs t eam Jut yeu. In a 1ame with slmlhar ctrcum11tt1nres, OCC nipped the Ho rnets 24·23 and prevented them from going on to the i\vocaido Bowl. And Saturday night, before ttbout 3.000 fans at OCC, the Uorntt\8 found themselves in a defensive struggle against a team which had won j ust two or nine games 1dl season. The win improved Fullerton's record lo 5· 1 in the South Coast Conference a nd 7-3 overall. Had the Jiom et.s lost. Mt. San An· tonio would have advanaed to next week 's bowl game against Santa Monica. For the record, a 33-yard field goal by Dana Teasley late in the second quarter and a two-yard ¢mJ FOOTBAL L touchdown pass from Roger Wilson to Galal Gough in the th ird period gave Fulle rton the needed points . BUT IT WAS an aroused de- fense which saved the day for the Hornets. Fullerton held OCC to j ust four yards rush ing on 33 . carries and twice prevented the Bucs from moving the baU over th e goal line from a foot away. "It should have be~n 14·10," be m oaned OCC's Tu c k er. "W e 'r e j u s t not ph ysical enough to push the ball over. We've just been outmanned and outmuscled this year because we have such a small team.•· Still, Tuck.er had praise for his players. "I thought our kids played just great. Our recei.vers and defense were particularly impressive," he said. The game pitted two of the wannangest JC football coaches in the n<1t1on in Tucker and Fullerton's Sherbeck. Sherbeck l'ame into the ~ame ranked as the No. 1 J C eoarh in the nation with a 152-44-5 record. TUCKER, DESPITE a dis mal 1980 season, ranks as the No. 8 C'Oa('h in the country with a 116·66·3 record He's hoping that mark will improve considerably next Sl'ason with the help or this yt•ar'i; frl'~hman who gained s om(• vuluablc experience, even thou)(h vktorll•s were rare. Nt>xl season. Tucker will have hi s t'11t 1rc• s turt in lo{ offensive ha 1• k fi l' I •I . th r (' e o ((ens iv e l1n1·nwn and 11evcn defensive sturtt>rs h;11•k Alon!( with the !>ophornon•N who will be leaving 1111· s1·hool al thf' (•nd of the year . tht·y ph1y1•tl tlw ru.:i.ted Hornets on t'Vl'n l<·rni-. most of lttl' night. t>11 urt<·1 hu<·k ('ha rite Ross. d1•i;p111• 11 "huk•·y start, complet· 1•cl l'I <1( 2fl 1111sse~ and was an- lt•r1·1·11lt·d 11n<'t' The 157 yards n1lt.•1·t1•1l 111 tlw mr was about lht• unh of1 1•11s t• OlT could offer 'l'h111ik11 lo somt' d1v1n~ catches li y .lam S ho lltn. und Make < 'ulv1•rt, tht• l'lrull's managed to n1ov1• 1111· hull lo the ~oal line in ho I h I ht• th Ir d a n d r our th p1•ru1ll11, 011lv t11 b(• turned back llv l"11l h'rt011 Tiit: HORNETS, meanwhile, 111!111 '1 llVl'rWht•l m occ Of · flon11lvt•ly QU .W1l11on completed J1111t ~ out of tit passes for 58 yurih1 It wal\ running bac k Rick y Spenct'r who provided most or the orfen11lv1.! punch. Spencer col· ll'NCd l23 y»rd11 on 27 carries. Without him, Fullt>rton collected Ju"t 91 yurds on thl' icround. f 'ro• Pag~ BI I.. UCI ••• 4(•me plan la uptompo and my Job Is to gel the ball up th~ court u faat 11 I can." Of cour1e , one., Work11 aot the ball up the court the fthooters did the real. "Our offense 11 1utom1llc." Hid "''"" H UCI Ht a school record tor moat pdlnta <the pre· vlou1 mark wH 120). "We deflnttely have • lot OI 1ood •hoot.... thl1 1ear. Other t .. m1 c1n'\ juat hold m• down and ex])tet to win." "Uct dkln't 1urpriH me, but their •booten dtd," 1dmttltd VMl'1 eoaeb. "I kn•• r:=; hid ._ a tood Job but I touldn't be8eve IOllM tbe ............. they ... mu._ •·u ..., • .... , .., ....,.,. ........................ ••rtiOdrto.ut.·· ' --. :: ... Driv e f.o l'l~tory UC Irvine guard Jason Works tries to drive around a VMJ defender as he goes to the basket against the Keydets Saturday night at Crawford Hall. The Anteaters were a roar- ing success under Coach Bill Mulligan in their season opener as they downed VMJ. 125-96. Will real Rams show.up? J ets present 'final obs tacle' today By JOHN SEVANO Of .... O•llr Pll .. StaU F rom a psychological stand· point. the Rams' game with the New York Jets today looks lake their final obstaC'lc Exactl v what is meant by that " 'well . the J e t s are really the las t team the Rams are going to have to get "up" for. With BuJraJo, Dallu and Atlanta looming in the dis· t.ance, the Jets are the only team remaining that the Rains are go· ing to have to kick themselves in the behinds to play ACTUALLY, DESPITI-: their 3.9 record, the J ets are a team to worry about They knocked off Houston (31-28 > in ove rtime last week and also possess victories over Atlanta and Miami to their c redit. Jus t what's wrong with the Jets is hard to sa:t'._. Sure. they were s upposed to b{F playoff con· tenders after finishing 1979 with an 8·8 record. But injuries and bad breaks have r uined 1980. Receiver Wesley Walker as back in aC'lion after being out with injuries for much of the season. and qua rte r back Richard Todd seem s lo be get· ling better with each outing. Certainly. these two factors alone aren't e nough to beat the reborn Rams . but at 's a beginning The Jels havt• a lot of team speed. but not a lot of bulk in the lines. The offense, which has been averaging almost 20 points per gam e ., has been grossly overshadowed by a defense that has s urrendered 25 per outing. THE RAMS, ON the other hand, have been playing superb of late . The orrense, which is ranked No. 1 in the NFC, rates on· ly a notch higher than the defense. which has moved into lhe No. 2 slot behind Philadelphia. fh1 T\/ • uday dtw11wf I w I The blend. which Coach Ray Mala\'as1 has been try ing to achieve fanally appears lo be there Plus the fact the players have been giving themselves some incentive by dedic ating the re mainder or the season to them sci ves. Of course, Malavasi doesn 't care what the reasoning is as long as the team develops some consistency toward winning. The Rams. as h ealthy as they've ever been this season, will start Wendell Tyler an thf' backfield with Cullen Bryant Ty ler, who has been brought along slowly because of his hip injury, played the e ntire rirsl half against New Orleans last Monday and gamed 88 r ards. by far his best performcince of the season. Quarterbatk Vince f'er- ragamo also seems to have set- tled anto his niche as the ltahan threw one of two touchdown passc'I against the Saints . giving him 22 ror the season. STILL, HOWEVER , the de- fense has bee n grabbing the · s how of late. Arter holding high· powered New England to a paltry 14 points two weeks ago, the Rams did one better against the SainL1 as they held Archie Manning and Co. to only one touchdo1.1o'TI and 96 yards in total offense. It's numbers and intensat v like this that Jets Coach 'w a it Michaels hopes to get from his team eventually. ·'Our victory over Houston last Sunday was certainly a plus. and a good positive ap· proach," sa id Mic haels . "We have been playing some pretty good football. but the ball has been bouncing the ~ther way in the last few seconds and we were losing "We have to learn those things that are necessarr lo become a winner . to reach the ul- timate goal lo be a winner. just lake the Rams . "They have too many plusses. I can't s ay enough about them. They have been winners. a ron- tender " NFL Standi~s NATIONAL CONFE RF.NCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE East East W L T Pc t. PF PA W LT Pct. PF' PA .750 2fi6 188 Phi la. 11 I 0 Dallas 10 3 0 NY Giants 3 9 0 St. Louis 3 9 0 Was htn 3 9 0 Central Detroit 7 6 0 Minn. 6 6 0 Green Bay 5 6 1 Chicago 5 8 0 Tampa Bay 4 7 l West Atlanta 9 3 0 Rams 8 4 0 San Fran . 4 8 0 N. Orlr\3 0 12 0 .917 302 142 Buffalo 9 3 0 .769 386 233 N. E nglnd 8 4 0 .250 185 332 Ball. 6 6 0 . 250 242 2'72 Miami 6 6 0 NY Jets 3 9 0 .250 168 246 Central .538 260 231 Clevlnd 8 .soo 229 235 Ho uston 8 .458 201 244 Pitts . 7 .385 215 227 Cinn. 3 .375 214 262 Oakland 8 .150 323 219 S.D. 8 .667 321 235 De nver 7 . 333 238 310 K.C . 6 .000 188 388 Seattle 4 ,_,.,.._ New y-Jell .. ,__ IQlennel • •1 1 p.m I 11111-lel PK_., Jt,LOYIH l _Y.,,Gfllftlt Wellll""'"•At._.Y C~lhl , .. m I t11ffelHle.ttl1NA Clfl<lftMllM IC-tClt' ""'_.... ...... one.... T~ .. .,., .. o.-... ~etMll•""'" ( ............. *"'"" "'',__... ... ""'~ H-........ "s-t ,.,_It<• .......,,.._ ~•IO.l"!fW(~l1et••·m,> 4 0 4 0 5 0 9 0 West 4 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 9 0 .667 349 259 .500 252 267 .500 199 231 .250 231 302 .667 2'73 230 .667 233 215 .583 291 255 .250 149 232 .667 285 246 .667 332 235 .583 247 242 .500 228 253 .308 239 335 ,.,..,...,,.... NOTRE DAME'S TRACY JACKSON DRIBBLES UNDER UCLA GUARD RALPH JACKSON. College basketball Bruins pay hack Irish From AP dl1patd1es LOS ANGELES -UCLA forward Mike San· ders wasn't claiming UCLA is No. l Saturday night .after the Bruins downed Notre Dame 94·81, but he did say, "we're one of the best in the coun· try." Sanders pumped in 24 points and guard Rod Foster added 22 as the 6th·ranlted Bruins over· powered No. 10 Notre Dame. "We wanted to pay them back," said Foster. referring to the fact the Irish had whipped the • Bruins the last four meetings at Pauley Pavilion. I "The revenge factor was strong for us. We were ' very nervous at the start, but we settled down." Notre Dame Coach Digger Phelps com- plimented the Bruins, saying, "UCLA is a · very • talented team : they do a lot of good things. "We played well in the first 10 minutes. but then we got careless -which was in part a credit to UCLA," Phelps said. "I'm proud or the way the kids were down ear- ly and came back," said Bruin Coach Larry Brown. "Our defense played particularly well. Notre Dame is a terrific team, well coached. A game like this is what college basketball is all · about." Ken• ~ky •• ruggl••, 82-d7 LEXINGTON, Ky. -Sam Bowie scored 15 points and Fred Cowan added 12 to help lop-ranked Kentucky struggle past East Tennessee 62-57 in the season opener for both teams. The Buccaneers, making the most of their shot at the No. 1 team, mixed s peed and aggressiveness to re main in contention throughout a game that figured to be a Kentucky romp. The Wildcats weren't assured of the victory until junior forward Chuck Verderber scored a breakaway layup on an inbounds pass play with six seconds to go in the game to give Kentucky its final margin. SCa11lord ••P• 1llr FoN!e~ ~ STANFORD -The Stanford Cardinal• surged to a 16-point halftime lead and then held off a rally led by 'nm Harris to open their ·1980-81 season with a 58·S2 victory over Alr Force. Harris, who finished with 21 points, had 14 after the intermiasion as the Falcons cut the de- ficit to four poinls with 2:50 to play. But the SCan- ford defense tightened and held Air Force score· less for most of the last three minutes until Bob Sneath hit & jump shot with Just seconds remain- ina. , The Catdlnals had three players in double figures, 1etUn1 12 points from Doug Marty, 11 rrom Brian Welch and 10 from Orlando Ward. Rick Slmmona chipped In with 10 for Air Force, and Mart DuncH -cor'ld all sls. poinls in the aeeoad balf for the Faltons, who suffered their second lou in as many games. CORY AU.JS -Steve Jobnaoo and Ray Blume ianited a MCODd-half Orep St.ate 1ur1e that pro- pelled the-MV•th·ranked Beaven to a '18-t8 vic- tory owr No. 11 Brisham Y~. BYU held a 52·51 lead on Fred Trumbo's basket with 11:09 left In the game. But Oregon State outscored the Cougars 14-2 over the next three minutes to take a commanding 65-54 edge. Johnson, a 6· 10~ senior center. had the final eight points in the Beaver outburst. including a pair of three-point plays . The closest Brigham Young could come after that was within five with just 3S seconds left ln the contest. \'irglnla bre•%e•, 77·82 CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. -Senior Jeff Lamp, named the most valuable player, poured in 24 points and 7-foot ·4 sophomore Ralph Sampson added 19 as Virginia ·s eighth-ranked Cavaliers breezed to a 77·62 victory over Virginia Com- monwealth's Rams in the title game of their tipoff tournament. Lamp hit nine of 11 Ooor shots and was five of six in the first half with five straight free throws as the Cavaliers put the game out of reach by building a 41·23 lead . VCU never got closer than 14 points after intermission. Mike Whitman scored 15 points and Lafayette's Leopards went ahead for good late in the fi rst half for a 69-47 romp over Bucknell 's cold-shooting Bisons in the consolation game. VCU scored the first basket in the title game on a goal-tending call against Sampson, but the big sophomore , then scored four points as Virginia ran off eight in a row to go in front for good. Padll~ r dge• Te.ra• .. 7 .. 77 AUSTIN. Texas -Ron ComeUus poured in 34 points and passed to Matt Waldron for a key basket as Pacific edged Texas 78-77. ComeUus. a 6-9 senior who has made the all- Pacific Coast Athletic Association team the past two years, had 11 straight points during one stretch of the second half. Texas led 39-36 at halft.ime, but Pacific went ahead to stay 64-62 with seven minutes remaining on a Corn~lius layup off a fast break. After Texas closed to 75-74, Cornelius passed to Waldron under the basket, who laid it in for a three-point lead. Texas Coach Abe Lemons was whistled for a technical with just over four minutes rem aining - in contesting a traveling call against Longhorn Henry John.son -and the infraction resulted in four free throws for Pacific. ffoo•ler• cop Bau Sc.., 7:i-89 BLOOMINGTON. Ind. -Sophomore Jim Thomas, starting at guard in place of the injured Isiah Thomas, scored 12 points an'1 had six re- bounds for lndlana Saturday as the fifth-ranked Hoosiers dereated Ball State 75-419 In the college basketball opener for both teams. Senior RaY. Tolbert paced a balanced Indiana offense lhat had five players in double figures with 14 points. Ray Mccallum, the 5-foot-9 scoring leader as a freshman at Ball State last season, topped au. scorers with 25 points. He had three of i&ose on free throws after a pair of technicals were called on Indiana Coach Bobby Knight with time expired. €Ori-al' s field goal nips Utah SAN DIEGO CAP> -Ed Cor· ral't third treld 1oal of the 1ame, a ll·yardet with 11 aenedl left. boolted SaR Dleto ~to• J~.ao •lctol'f ewer Utall ta aw..-.. Atbletlc O.· ,.,... eon.,. football plH S.tarcta1 DIOI la , .. DMliD Stad .. Cornl'I a.Id ,oeJ cam• leM U.u two....._ .tter AIMe Uae~atller lloa ., •• " H • cowered • f•mllle b1 Ut•• ...... "Nu U8dlQ at ta. U...'•,m.tlM. Q•4rterbaet ~rk B•lda completed puses of lt and 18 yarda to nanter Bobby Taylor to Ht up Cclrral'I winDlnC boot. Tbe victory ratHd San Dte10 State's NeOrd to .... bl the WAC ud to c.e °'er.U. Utah 1Upped to 3·3-1 tn1tonfereace plar Md the UtH are 5·5·1 on tbe M.,_, TraillDI 20·12, S•D Die1o•a ,,....,.,~ .... ........ 111 ... ........ bat BalU's' ....... · tel pau for • two-point eon· HrtlOD WH latereepted by U..Mebr am 0o1np1 ., t.11e toal,llDe. 'Llndaay fumbled on t.he nrat play frqm 1crimma1e after ~ • enaulJll kickoff and Heida then ' directed the wtnnJn«i drtve. : . Su Dlete> 8taM opllled tbe 1 1cortac wbn lt reeo•ered a / LiJldlay fumble at t.M Utall M ta t11e nnt l*10d and eonat u. I kicked a M·yard fteld soal. Uteb teot 1 7-1 l••d wttb i :n 1 to 10 In U. ftnt half on a 5-Jard f' rua by qanterbaek IUeky Rardin. 'l'lle Astec:a cJoied lbe PP OD UMdr ftnt pa• 111• of, tM MCCIDd bell, leCll1DI • •1 25-yud field 1oaJ by Corral. I Eo~e footbaU Cal(lw.e11 sparkles Pf'!.IPAP......... • TUCSON -Bo-an Caldwell, • 1raduate of Fountain Valley Hi,-b, led a superb defensive team effort iD belptq Aruoaa State to a '4-'1 romp over arch-rival Ari&oDa here Saturday in collep foot- ball action. · Caldwell, a junior defensive end, recovered two fumblel to set up ASU "°"'· The Sun Devila led 31--0 at bal.ftime and coast- ed from there to end their aeuon with a '1_. overall record and a 5-3 mark in the Pac1f1c·10 conference. Arizona flniabed 5-6 overall and 3--4 in conference. Two other Fountain Valley atan, Willie Git- tens and Tim Holmes, at.o saw action ln the came. Gittens, a aopbomore tailback for Arizona State, carried 11 Umea for 43 yards while Holmes, a junior wide receiver for Arizona. cauaht five passes for 73 yards. W'~ par~• G~ergla, 38-20 ATHENS, Ga. -Herschel Walker scored three touchdowns and raced for 205 yards to shat- ter the all-time NCAA record for a freshman as top-ranked Georgia completed a perfect regular season with a 31-20 victory over Georgia Tech. Wa.J.lrer's 205 yards came on 25 carries and lift- ed his aeaaoa tptal to.1,616 yards, breaking the old freshman record of 1,586 yarda set by Pittsburgh's Tony Dorsett In 1973. The 220-poUnd speedster's record came on his third t®chdow• of the day, a 65-yard gallop off rtabt tacklP .. 1 9 :30 left in the game . That gave him 199 yar• .,r the day and he carried only once. after that ti ~o over the 200·mark for the fourth' time lhiJJ se· "· MiGMi :fC N•• f'ferdla, 3 I· 7 GAINESVILLE, Fla. -Sophomore J im Kelly passed for two touchdowns and halfbacks Mark Rush and Smokey Roan e ach ran for one as Peach bowl-bound Miami upset 18th-ranked Florida 31-7. Confusion regined at the end of the emotional contest. Miami recove red a fumble with one second remaining and Coach Howard Schnellen- berger elected to go for a JS.yard field goal. As Dan Miller kicked the ball through the uprights, one official signaled the kick was good, while another indicated it wasn't. The teams left the field and the scoreboard read 28-7, but minutes later the score was.changed tc 31-7. The officials explained that the kick had beer: good and that the of(icial signaling "no good" wa~ actually signaling that time had expired in the game. ·aa.a rip• ANb11r11 .. 3..,_18 . BIRMING HAM, Ala .' -Freshman quarterback Walter Lewis sprinted 73 yards to set up Alabama's go-ahead touchdown as the nintb- ranked CHmson Tide defeated Auburn 34-18 for its eighth consecutive victory over the Tigers. The decision sent Alabama into the Jan. 1 Cot- ton Bowl against No. 8-ra.nked Baylor, 9-2, and gave Auburn a season record of 5-6 in what prob- ably wq Doug Barfield's final ••me as Auburn coach. ' Auburn ended 0-6 jn the Southeastern Con- ference, the first time sinee 1952 Auburn wound up in the comerence cellar. Gauehos lose It waa the S05tb eoacbl•I vtetory for Alabam.'1 Bear Bryant comiq la tu. -.. pme as a coach and left hlm only nm. away from ~lDI the all-time mark of au set by Amoe A&ouo St.au. S.......r••P••3·f4 NORMAN,. Okla! -Senior quarterback J .C. Watts and freshman balrback Bmter Rbr~• p ro- vided the firepower as a\xth-ranked Oklahoma blitzed in·ltate rival Oklahoma State 11-14 to lay sole claim to the Big Elgbt Conference title and land a berth in the Oran1e Bowl. I Watts scored three touchdowns and Rhymes tallied on a 68-yard run as the Soonen raced to a 28-7 halftime lead and then buried the Cowboys 1 with 21 more points in the third quarter. I The sixth-ranked Soooen fln11bed tbe reautar season with a 9·2 overall record and a 7-0 Bil 1 Eight mark. They face Florida SUte ln the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day. .\'•l'lf bl .. 111A ,...,33-8 PHILADELPHIA -Qurterback Fred Reitzel I scored two touchdowns and threw for a third as I Navy beat Army 33-6 to take the lead in the storied service classic for the first time ln 59 years. A three-touchdown favorite, Navy is beaded 1 for a Dec. 14 Garden State Bowl game a1ainat Houston. 1t recc>rded its eight victory against three • losses for the season. The Cadets completed their season 3-7-1, and now have lost three straight and 1 sevenofthe la.steighttoNavy. Most of the Navy scoring was set up by junior·· Eddie· Meyers. who established a l)ew career rushing record for Army-Navy games of 428 yards. 144 Saturday on 30 carries. ~ ••«--C• ffoN•Cen, :J:i-7 HOUSTON -Rice quarterback Randy Hertel stunned Houston with three touctldown passes and safety David Darr intercepted two passes and re- covered two rumbles as the Owls embarrassed the bowl-bound Cougars, 35-7. Rice, which finished its seuon at 5-6, took ad· vantage of eight Houston turnovers, including six interceptions, and turned three of the miscues into "touchdowns in avenging a 63--0 loss to the Cougars last season. Starting Houston q·uarterback Terry Elston threw five of the interceptions, with sophomore ' Brent Chinn throwing one. ' The loss sends Houston Into the Dec. 14 Garden State Bowl against Navy with a 6-5 season record. lf<1A bfa••• Or•gora Sa.,. :u.:J TOKYO -Freeman McNeil ran for three l touchdowns as the UCLA Bruins trounced Oregon l State 34-3 Sunday iD the fourth annual Mirage , Bowl at National Stadium. The Bruins roared to a 31--0 halftime lead and coasted home in their Pac-10 cooference finale to end their season with a 9-2 record. Oregon ·State finished win.Ina in 11 games. 1 The Mirage Bowl, played before approaimate- ly 80,000 in the stadium where the 1984 Summer ' Olympics were held, also featured a U-ra.rd iD -I terception return for a touchdo'!D by UCLA safety f Kenny Easley. Cerritos tkcisions Golden West, 57-56 Vanguards lose, 74-72 MESA. Colo. -Joe McGuire hit a 20-foot jump shot with four seconds remaining to give host Mesa College a 74-72 victory , over Southern California College of Costa Mesa in non-conference basketball action here Saturday night. Whenever Cerritos and Golden West Colleges gel together for basketball. you can bet that ex- citement won't be lacking. Last year, the two teams met twice and Golden West won both -by ooe and two points. Saturday night at Golden West's gym , it was the same old s tory as Cerritos edged the Rustlers, 57-56 in a non- conference game. Cerritos· Chuck Aer ie hit two free throws with six seconds left to give the Falcons a 57·54 lead and Cerritos held on for the win despite a 20-f09t jumper by lhe Rustlers' Jim Eldridge at the buzzer. With the loss. Golden West dropped to 2-1 on the season while Cerritos raised its record to 2.0. Golden West held a 41-35 lead with 18 minutes left when the Rustlers went into a stall of- fense. Over the next eight minutes, only one free throw by Cerritos' Aerie was scored. From there, however, Cerritos gradually nipped away at the lead, finally overtaking the Rustlers with eight minutes re- maining, 44-43. Eldridge was t he leading scor er for the game with 16 po ints. Randy Heidenreich added 12 points for the Rustlers. At Merced College, Coach Bill Brummel's Saddleback Gauchos once again found the going tough in unfamiliar territory, dropping a 75.73 decision to Long Beach CC in the battle for third place in the Merced Tournament. The Gauchos had dropped the opening game of the tournament Friday to their ungracious host Merced, 60-55. The loss drops Saddleback's non-conference record to 1·2. The Gauchos return t.o action this week at the Miles Eaton Tournament at Orange Coast College. The last-second shot erased a valiant comeback bid by the SoCal Va n g uards who fell behind in the final minutes of play alter leading at halftime • and 11 minutes into the final stanza by 11 points. "We hit a cold spell and they got hot at that point," Coach Ed Moriarty said. "We just couldn't buy a basket.·· Rick Porras hit a 20-foot jumper for SoCal and was fouled with about a minute remaining. He made the free throw to tie the score at 72 and Mesa played a waiting game to get in the final shot. SoCal hit at 51 percent for the · game from the floor while Mesa 1 was canning 48 percent. SoCal is now 1-3 and plays at Southern Utah Monday night. ·at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER'\ FINAL DAY TODAY OPEN 10 A.M.~ P.M. (lllWNHll•. FREE SKI LESSONIS••l;•l.'>\(lll~•'"" SAVE up to 80% on the world'• biet tnnda of Sid O.r a 8ld Weilrl : ' r • W.VN.OT BASKETBALL J SPORTS ON lV South Coast basket •1 aooaa CAALION ................ Tbey a1J ftpn to IN bRMr, but wbea It bolll down IO the South Cout Lea1ut buketbaU race, ud ctMideriu tM tai.at retW'Dina. Uodlne a d•ampion may ie Uke tbrowina a dart blindfolded. there are a lot of retumin1 pla)'era throuahout the lea1ue. Nevertheless, we should finish in the top three because of our depth and I think we have the potential \0 be a very 1ood team." With a virtual entire lineup of returninl atarten, you'd Wok that would be enough. But San Clemente also baa three other returning varsity lettermen - the quJck ~Jack Teel, 6-2 Paul Colgrove and 8-3 M Ike Hammond, a top point g~ard. llluloe V .. Jo boull All-CJ r star Ra\ll Mon- talto and Caplatrano Valley hu flve at'1ttn back, ind&adlftl All-CJF 1uard Weyne CaU. San C\em9ftte bouts four retW"ftlnc starters , and It rni&ht aa well be live, 1ince 6-1 Jim HiU has returoed to the rold. Here l• a look at each of the league'• entries: Further depth Is e vident with 6·0 Glenn Conone, 6·2 Jon Hamro, ~-7 Mark Jones, &·2 Doug Lemon and 6-0 Andy Malone. •"'"'-""•~Jo s..c~ ... ,. A pair of 8-5 standouts -All-CJ F selection Four retlU1lifta atarter1 from last year'• team and the booUI of the return of HiU, who started ror Coacb Rieb Skelton two years ago e.s a freshman, make the Tritons one of the teams to beat -if not the team to beat -in the South Coast Leatue. MontaJfo and returning starter Randy Sherwood - give the Diab1os outstanding potential. Hlll .. a talented junior, tranferred out of San Clemente for his sophomore season. but is back in the fold, which also includes returnin1 starters Jack Stevenson (8·1), Jerry Borlin (6·6). Mike Conataer (8-3) and John Eddo (6-1). Stevenson was the team's most valuable player as a junior. Additionally, Coach Bob Minier has 8-7 junior Andy Ryan available, along with 6-3 Todd Sweetland, 6·1 Jim Martin and Peter and Paul Konopasky, Identical twins at 5-9. Sophom ore Wa lt OeCasas shows excellent potential, a.'I does S-9 junior Scott Feldman. "We ahould contend," aays Skelton. "But "Montalfo and Sherwood are two outstanding fo rwards,'' says Minier. "They will be tough lo contain. Montallo is practicing well and when he's going well, he's awesome." Rod-breaking s alnton Howard Dinnell of Eugene. Ore. hooked this wheelbarrow load of Chinook salmon (a SS-pounder) in the Siuslaw River recent· ly. After a 20-minute tug-of-war, Dinnell 's rod broke cleanly in the tip section. Howard then started hand-lining monofili- ment around his arm to get the fish to s hallow water where he used a rock to <·ompletc the catch Today's TV By HOWARDL.HAN DV OfllwO.ilrl't ... si.11 Following are the lop SPorts events on TV tooay. Rat1n9:. are: " " . ,r excellent ; " • " worth watching; , "fair; . lorqet 11 ~ 10a.m.,Channel2 v v ../ ../ NFL FOOTBALL: Washington at Atlanta Announcers: Vince Scully and George Allen. Atlanta still leads the Rams by a full game in the National Conference West and wlll be at home to the struggling Redskin!! today. Steve Bartkowski paced the Falcons to their sixtt. straight victory over Chicago in a game that saw Waite~ Payton e"jected tor touching an offletal The Redc;k in., meanwhile, lost to Dallas, 14-10 and are J-9 on tne vf'ar ~ 1p.m.,Channel4 ../ ../ ../ NFL FOOTBALL: Ne w York Jets at Rams. Announcers: Bob Costas and Gene Washington The Rams are hoping to keep up with Atlanta and wlll likewise be tacing a 3-9 team In the Jets. ,With Wendell Tyler back at running back and Vi nce Ferragamo letting n1s contract dispute sag until season's end, the Rams have begun their drive to another playoff berth. The Jets upset Houston last week, however,31·28.ona Pat Leayfleldgoal. OTHE A TELEVISION 8 a.m. (.50) ·-TENNIS·-Dubai Golden Tournament, taped in the United Arab Emirates. 9:30 a.m . (2) -NFL TODAY -Scheduled segments include profiles of Lee Roy ,Selmon (Buccaneers> and John Jefferson (Chargers>. Brent Musburger and Irv Cross are hosts. 11a.m . (S0)-SOCCERM40EtNGERMANY. ~2:30 p.m. W -NFL 'IO -Scheduled segments include a rePOrt on Vince Ferragamo's contract negotiations with the Rams and an update on the O.kland Raiders' b id to move to Los Angeles. Bryant Gumbel Is he>St. 4p.m . (7)-COLLEGE FOOT8AL1.-t11ghllghtsofgar:nes played this weekend. 4:30p.m. (7)-GREATESTSPOATSLEGENOS. RADIO Football -New York Jets vs. Ra ms, 1 p.m., KMPC (710); PhlladelphlutSan Diego, 1 p.m., KSDO ( 1130). Basketball-ChlcagoatLakers16:SOp.m,, KLAC (570). (1'MO.llyPllotlsnotrnpons1blefor'lat.changes.> Orange County prep 1Jaeketh811 rati•9 , o...a,. C.Ut)' Pre, ........ all ....... PM. Te••· 71-81 ~ Com•eal 1. Ocean View (25-3) Wa)'ne CartafKler 3. La Quinta (23·5) John Roaen a. Corona del Mar (22·5) Maril Spinn 4. Fowatatn'Valley 05·10) Jett Cluiatenaen $. K•tella (20-4) Colith Tom Danley I . Brea-Olinda (21-6) Paul Tboma1 1. Servtw (17-t ) • Jell Su1eJt' I . SUllQ1 Hilla OM> Jhn ltaPQtos · t . Million Viejo C22-8) Ra ul Mootalfo 10. \llltln (1J·7' ., • ~; •. .,. 8·6 .. ' Bask e tball tou rneys sch e dule d Tournament art1on 1s the or· ctn of the da) for Orange Coast :.ir<·a prep haskethall teams as thf' 1980 81 c;eason bf>f(ins Mon day · Among the lournns this week a rt! the Marin a Invitational, Laguna Beach l n vilalional, Gari.Jt>n Grove Invitationa l and Va lencia lm·itational Monday·s fare gets Laguna Benr h and F.stanc1a st arted. Estancia meets Western in a 4 30 Liff and Lmtra te~L" Laguna n eat•h in th(• fi rst round or the Lattuna Beach lnvit11tional at 7·30 Also in action Monday w1U ~ Huntington Beach, which hosts an all star team from England. beginning at 7. Tuesday's fare Includes Irvine against Dana Hills (6:'30) In the Garden Grove Invitational. along with tne slart 01 the week's big tourney -the M arlna lnvitatjonaJ. Coach J ack Enlon unveils the 80-81 edition of Corona del Mar at 6: 15 and on the other side will be an anticipate d h igbly- improved Huntington Beach quintet. n>u•NAM•ltT f'MltlltG\' MariM-~ , ...... , •. u -c.or-dtl -ttl Huntl,.._ .... ,., I Et Momna vt.11.Vrln• ~ '. u .. Gomptcn ""' f'ovntaln v •ll•y. t - w.urn1ns1•• v\. Oc•.n VI•"' w.-. Mecll , .... ~I ---~ WarrtMI Ill. Lo• Arntoot, ~ JO WMI...,. ~.Ell.MCI•;• -~llYI llToro,1·10 -LMt•v• U19WW9Hci> , ...... , J -0 ....... 11t1.&Mtl-.i;4:JO-Cyp,..Nltt. MIMlert Vlejo • .,._ ~ 'fS. c.tt'°"111•, 11• -(ntl•ll4 ... ,.. ...... fl. Ulll ... ,..,ty ........ ~. ....., •:• -a....-HllM ri • ....,.,..-.I.I~ <W•lllillttL llolN~--T ... J .-o .. -.i •\, V.rdotft O-t¥1, l"'IM "' ~ Hlllt 11--. .. "-'-"'"'' ....... ' c..1'4r.,io 11.01i.y "' Mvlr: • • -a1 O••.O-"" l1ntll1; ' u -a. • ..01111M "'· "-'"";' ... ~"" v .. _ .. , ...... • 1j ... La OIWfll• wt........,. 9' ~--.in1, 1 -IC•"4141"' ..i.-r ti Mulr·~•tr-v-. .,. ..... , c I; "-:in"' ,.••" ~f •u,1,1~ I t'vr-, I -Mat., o-1""' \IMot« ti W.trllt't•~ ValenC .. \ ,.,., .. , .. •' Tt)e key: Ryan. 1C he makes improvements in quickness and aggressiveness, the DiablOI could make another run at the CIF 2-A fmals. Last year's team was 22·8, falling in the finals at the Lona Beach Arena. Cap b t rano \I all~fl You can't do much better than gelling five re· turning starters to begin a season with and that's exactly the situation for Coach Mike King. Wayne Call returns with All·CIF credentials a nd backing up the 5-10 Call·in the backcourt is 6-1 guard Jerr Chaska ''We think they Corm one of the best guard combinations in Orange County," says King. Also in the picture is 6·8 center Lance Reed, up from the junior varsity. Dan Dargan (6·2~ junior) is stationed at one forward's post , while 6-4 Cam Bryant, a starter as a freshman at Capo, begins his senior season. "We're going to try to fast break," sa ys King. "We feel we 'll be a guard-oriented offe nse with super guards." Capo was 11·12 last season. Dana Hilb Coach Steve Thornton feels his Dolphins have a solid s hot at the to p. but if they don't make waves this time. watch out for them a year from now. The Dolphins will start fo ur juniors with 6·7 sophomore Rach Rentrop gaining experience on the junior varsity level. Juniors Eric Sc hwenk (5-11 ) and Scott Swa rtzbaugh (6-4) join senior Ron Rentrop <6-5, 200 I as.... returning s tarters Also in the startrng lineup are juniors Ma rk Pavolov1ch 15-10 > and Davehorer <6-2 > Expec:led to hdp out are 6-2 John Cmelak. 6·3 Rick Waters. S-11 Fred :'f\ills and 6-0 Paul Sizelove. .. "This is the type of team J enjoy coaching, sa ys Thornton. "We'll rely on speed a nd we have good depth We II try to press and run. We 're not <1mall but we don't have veal size. either." Dana Hilla' Junior vll'llty woa lh• l••sue ehampiombip, thm the vanity 1atna an ad4itional boost. L._••e•e• Craig Falconer has taken over the procram at La1una Beach where the Artlltl ire tryln1 to •bake ort a 1even-year drou1ht of a winning 1ea1on. The last· three have produced a won-loss record ~ 12-53. .. ·:rm cautJoualy optimi~tic," say1 FaJconer. We re a very small team, but we're workln1 H · tremt;1y bard and played Santa Ana Valley fairly even m a 1crimmaie. '' Lance Stewart, Laguna Beach's all-purpose football and volleyball star, is the center of atten- tion on the basketball team, too. . :rhe 8-0 senior is the lone returning starter altbo~h Neil Riddell <6· l ) and Dan Arndt (6-1) re'. turn with varsity experience. Up from the junior varsity are 6-1 juniors Mike McGrath and Kevin Hobin, 6·0 senior Doug Parsons and 6·1 senior Dan Toulouse, 6-2 Junior Bob Short and S-8 junior Johnn Mann. Rudy Dvorak. a 5-10 junior. is up from the sophomore team. Lagu na Hilb Laguna Hills Coach John Moore has some talent to wotk with -begiMing with All-South Co~st League selection· Kevin Frisone, a S· l 1 sen!or who scored at an I 1.6 clip as a junior and 6-8 Junior Brett Oliv ier. ' . ~livier is the younger brother of Clayton 0 11 vier . a form er All-Orange County selection from Los Amigos High, now a freshman starter at USC. And there are others -such as San Diego transfer Rick Oscarson (6·1 guard), returning starter Dan Blanck 16·0) and a 6·5 gem from the Junior varsity, John Ropiequet. Others indude juniors Curt Cook (6-0 >. Tom Ramsey <6·2 ) and senior John Radio (6-4). a nephew of USC coach Stan Mornson. T he Hawks t ied for second last sea son an a s tun~ing fi ni.sh. but will be har d pressed to duplicate since Moore 's roster is j unio r . dominated. . Nevertheless. Moore says his team as as good. 1f not better. than last season's. "We'll try to get the ball to Olivier more.·· says Moore. "We need to emphasize ham and speed it up a little bit. too:· five Angel us thre at? TDDAT'S GIDSSIDID PUIZLI Mater Dei H ig h 's Monarchs w ill b e operating for the first time in 11 years without J erry Tardie at the helm of their basketball pro· g ram but th e Mon a rchs a ppea r to ha ve enough to c h allenge for a C JF playoffs spot under the guidance of Coach Bill Alexander.· Alexander has one re· turning letterman in the fold but there as de- cent site and quickness to stay with Angel us League competition Football star Larry W1Jliams <6 6. 225 1 should seal off the ins ide "'1th hjs re~nding and good shooting touch . while 6-1 juruor Kenned> Pola has the Jumping and s hooting abihty to b id . for an all -lea~ue berth. Others ;.n t h e Monarch."' fold 1'nclude 6 2 Ron Tarbe ll (perimeter threat ), 5-8 sophomore John Cook Cball·handling >. 6-1 . Bob Motts (a shooter with good court savvy ) a nd 6·2 Brett Trickett c ag- gress1 ve rebounding J. Also in A.Jt>xander's pla n s a re 6-21-:r Steve Sedgewick. 6·2 Chris Jackson . 5-10 Steve Pniewski and 6-1 Marty Calla ha "We ar f' inex - perienced and have no re turning s ta rters.·· says Alexandt'r. "But this team has some good possibilities It's quick on defen11e . we've got decent s hoot e r s and pretty good men on the boards." The Monarchs open the 1980-81 ca mpa\gn Wednesday evening at the Valencia Tourna- ment. meeting the win- ner of a Urst-round match between Kennedy and Valencia. -b)' Jtoser Cara ... 1 Dlinois win8 CHAMPAIGN' rn (AP> -Mark Smith scored 20 points and Ed- die Jobmon added 19 Saturday to boo1t U· tinoia \0 a 98-4'5 win over Loyola MaJ')tmount In a noa-coaference colle1e1 baaktlbUl 1ame. nu.alt Jumped lo 11·1 I lead with UMt help of 10 potnta by Smith. t At.ROS:. 1 '10.,rlt 6 PA,nc C~•'' 11 African POrl t6 Sltp t>y 2 1 Grass genus 2? 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JS, NlllM '*· c-r u. ~-' O, .IW-1e,. ~ L TNb $1 tt4t 124. •••v•• -.,,..."' at, .._.... ,., 1-.i u. ""'"Ill a. .,........,. n. ,...,_,. •· •ea. e,OIHll>t.T"91f4}J>.4)1a>, tc...,..,..,.. L.ot A,.._ » » a:t U 6 t-11• Otrw., JS 1ll U 2' 6 7-IU "-1..S Giit -Coocllr, A....,..J elNr. 1...i. T04et lo.;lt -L.OI AngMM '7, Oefwer 11. Teclllll<.i• -L.l>i A""'" C0.<11 WelllWecl, Alldul·J-, llWI. A -14,111. COLLEGE UC ttvtne 121, VMI M YMI UCl,,,IM ""• """ JGN>aon u 1 ,. T e)llor 3 o • Hl"SMI-I 3 11 M(l)OMld • 0 12 Benes O O O Meoee II IJ l S S.¥~ 1 J 1 WllltlCIOn I I Ii Ko1 ... , IJ J n Fu·llar 2 o • Nl¥iWlft • 0 I 8rtmoft0 I 1 l Ford ..,. 1 J ... , • 1 1J Crltto 0 1 1 Wut1 s • 14 MacUn O O O &rown O o O KIUC .. OwMLI 0 0 0 WOflrS I J " Ntlh 0 • • Htrt,..." l 0 • folal\ JI 10 " Tolah ~I l3 115 Htlltl,,,. UC lrYiN, 4t-Jt, Toltl loult.. VMI ,., UC '"''""JO, Fouled out· "'"""'" l(luOOW1111 lV~ll, Hlrlman (UC ln11M). 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U uec1a IS-11 Paid~20. o... .. --Se<-rece -Hue lru Aettel CHer'I), J.lO, J.CIO, 2.60; JeUon ltoer (-di. 2l.60, ''°· ~Out& (QrdoZal, 9.40. TI'llf•aMMI lnlrcl r.ce -P•rsley IDel-fltl"fl. :·:: ~~ :;=, 7::.!:ei'."h~ ~ Hacta 1•71 ~·<1 UJ3.CIO. Fourth rac• Ttll A91ln IC..lenedal, 110 •• "°·' 20. A•Ch C.•eer c OelahouOWl'el, S 10. J 10 M»anous Holter (Mentl, J 40 •. F1t1n ,.,.:. !Collom CESl(edl), l IO. 2 60. 2 40. Ow •'-W:t Cal IAamirerl, •.20, S.40, Sn Bound IA.llardy<•I. 1,llO " ... , •• , .. 21 Pl•d sn.50 Slaln race -RenootlM 1011••re•l. • 40. 2 Ill. 2.40. Terl'ttto's Sonuer CRam•••O . 2 '°· 2 20. _,.,. ._ CA<»alHJ,) 40 Snenth reu -Ooc10< S..no IJ~I. J 20. 2 . .0. 2.:IO. Our 51>Q•r M•n1 !R•mir•1>. • '°· J.00; Aoate l&>lleVlll•I. s ID u U tcl• CS·» paid 134.SO. Elo;inth race -C.I• Cuerd 1Cuta,..O.J, 2' 00, 9.00, J.20; L.ama IOllvtrHI. S 80. 3 20, S11M Pet 1Rem1.-.1I. 2 40 Nini" race -Public 10.11110u•wr•I. I 60. l.60. 1 . .0. Old AU tM.f\al,. 70. J IO. A•n• Chief IA"'41HJ, 3 . .0 U u act• t~•I paid 1101 .00. ta PIO Sl.1114+1·._, .. , t11M1 .,_,. .... ti --~ lkMtl l ....... , ... ,_.. ...-~-~ ..... -'"It all ........ UU!eb 111.,. ..., .. 1 .• l>l<lc Ma tirrMlfl ,._. ........ N149 .... • wllll It • ...,.. u~o ... ...,_ ... _"', • .,.,. T-11 rec• -9111,. 8"I co.i-...-"''' • •. ua. a•; Ml• ..,~ c04i..-1. ..... 1,•; ,,,,...!Ifie (Vtl-), J.a. .......... l!ltWf1411 r-. -....,. Oii Oii I Demo lntuH>, n .oo. 1.•o. • •O: S•r•lnder (MJICl!e411, >.•, i.»: CleltY Rell IClerl-1. · 10,00, U tx.<le 12·11 H id .. S.00. Alle.-.C--11,2S. Water Poto CXM.L.aoa NCAAOot....,._.,.._. ••t --l'l•Hf'Ml,i....,..-..111 S....lf!AMs UC Ir,,,,. (.eltlen\la •• u~ 1":'1~, J 0 I Celllorn1t I 1 1 I I 2 _. UC Irv•"" \(C)rinq C•m.,0.11 >. E•• ... '· LHPl•r I, AlltMe I, M 0 8rl9n I o-rSc-• a..,...i ... 111, S1.n1oro 11 "-'d•ne • C-Wlatl• use ••. 1.010i• tC•" 1 3 UC S.nta 1Hr1Nri1 10. Bucknell• l'lrstR-•9"1111 UC,,..,,.. U, I Y<•MN f UC Irvine 2 '3 • •-ll 811c•"•ll o l o 1-• UC 1rv1,.. \Corino L•'l>•er 2, Newland 2. Ct mp.,.11 t, 0 Bro•n 1, E••"s 1. Totor 1. ller1102. Ev•n• 1. Ot"'r Scorw1 Stanford 22. LOVOI• (Cll• I s P•PPt'r111,.. ~. use e C•lllarnl• 11. UC Sllnla B&rt>er~ 1 Ted•Y'I Sc-ul• I JO p.m USC 111 UC S.nla Bar bit• a (111\hl ) p m. l.ol'Qla -.. 8uCkMll cuventlll • p.m P~rd1ne •• UC IN•M ttl\lr<ll 7 30 pm Stlnford vs C•lllo•n•• lchamplon!.111pl JUNIO• COL.LEGE All-leulMnl C.I C ... tor..-ce ""'Teem Oon Mtl\ttleY. O•n Hollman. Brooke H•~on, Mark W1ltor1, M.a tt Wft•lmo,. •• M1kt C•htlllo IGoloen Wtsll, Andy Harvey, lode! SnellQrow IVtt1tur•I. JOhn 0'1•00. Oaw Luu tCyprn•>, J:OW•rdo 0.111.aclo IE•Sl LOIA"991 .. I s.c-r ..... l(ellh F•voec ... John Otwn, Joe ()j>erau IGolcletl West>. A"'1U• AIU•ncle• (Santa Monreal, Glonn Gurmer1 CE•st LO• An991 .. 1. O.r• Craw!orcl. Cllr1> Jot>"'°"· Bart Un!iOkl CCrprtssJ; M41rlo. Cl•.,.n~r. Cr•IO Ll••"9Ston, Mark Goetsch IVtf\lur al Plaver of th• yur -K•I• ..iardesly (Cypreul, Atl-MIM!eo\ CellfOttftO l'lr.t Teem Cllros Grett, Marll Velar><•. t>a .. Varney, Harry Sl>r-. Krlt K•amer. Kl'n ICr- CSaddlet>eO.I, Cary Sharp,.Merk \Ian v oorst, Brad Sl>erp, Stew Oay t Petomar 1 Jim ElcNl.an, Sieve Siiier!, ~10 Prk• CC,.elfty); Jolll\ R~ldlle<> CAiverstdel. Co-plt~rs of Ille year -C.hrla Gr•H tSaddlelMOl enclJOllnAO.ms I Pa oomort. ' HIONICHOOL All·S.eVlewL.a...,. trlttlTNm Oou9 Harlun11 IE~l•n<oa I. 1r I Jell 1..ampoe11 1un1..,rsltyl, 11 .. Ste•• Henle tUnover'41YI. \<., Oen StmenMn IC•- del MtrJ." I Tony C<•n~-ICosle Me .. I, " .. 111•1• MurPhv llrvlne>. ". ~T•-8 111 IKO ymonclt IU11i .. rsllyl , tr.; Kerl lhp lns CUnlversltyl. sr ~ Certtr P'aller CCorona ~Mar>." • Ounttn Miiiar l~la MewJ, v ; uorr~ Jae-IC._., del """'· jr • Phll C..11110 (Co61e Me~I. Ir . Tom Boylen IEI TO<ol. •r. MVP Jell C•m"""· unl.,.r"l1 Coaat area re1ult1 LAGUNA •EACH MEN (41 Wll-lck Golf Cllll>I LOW ""' tournlrTlff>f A Fh9hl . 1 Cl••• Clartnc• Ow•to•1, 11 12 6) dnd Dorl ElllOll. 79 U 61, 8 FlilJlll I 11••1 Snerm•n H•ll, It 16 U , llothard Miiier, ll· 11 6S ano Fran-Ha'IS~n. 13 19 •S. c Fll9nt 1 Aieherd Enlwh1st1•. 84 21 6', O FllQhl 1 Htl OJttlon, e.,23 u , E Fll9hl I Earl Jtnett. 'I0-2'1 61 New attitude College bt1$ketball for NHL coach T ORONTO G P l mark. Gary Green says he has "Moving into the up. changed h is attitude per stratosphere of the about National· Hockey NHL isn't so m ethin g League players since you do overnight, .. said taking over coach of the Green. the former coach Was h ington Capita ls and general manager of la~t season. the Peterborough Petes Green, who at 26 of the Ontar io Major became the youngest Junior hockey League. coach in NHL history "When a team is at- when he replaced Danny tempting to climb up in Belisl~ early in 1979·80. the standings. it mus t said, "If anyone had make improvements a m isconcept\ons a bout step at a time." the a ttitude of NHL "We've taken a few of players. it was me." those steps this season." "I had a small expec· Gr e e n s aid th e t alion that they might Capitals -have made get their backs up to the "vast improvements" in app r oac h I u se, g oals-against and especially in s kill· penalt y -killing upgrading and teaching statistics. fundamentals," he said. fhcner die• George Ma t ooC. owner of the Houston Rockets' NBA team • a nd chairman of the New Mexico state rac- ing commission , died Saturady of an a p- parent heart attack. He was 57. "But I soon found out that the players were extremely perceptive to teaching. that they want Football scores to learn everything they ColMp possibly can and they West don't. figure they know it San Diego St.. 21. Utah 20 all. UCLA34, Oregon St. 3 "I suppose some peo-BYU54,Nevada-Reno14 pie figure that when a Rockies player gets to the NHL I s A I level his rundame ntal Ar zona t. 44' r zona 7 eldlls should-be strong. South 8ut many of our players Miami, F-la. 31, Florida 1 are very youn1 and one Alabama 34, Auburn 18 or the blg strides ln NHL Georgia 38, Ga. Tech 20 _...... ..... ~. "°"' llffUI cc 17, L.A v .... ., 0 PeNdOnt C( 17, T ett U ... CM .. ~• Full.-19" IO,~--Geest 0 ""' sen Anlonlo ti. c;.m ... to SO MtM .. $en\a..,.. ti High khoOI Cltl.....,..._ ~· ...... c.tw-• ~OUlll Hllll !2, Cf..--t I I .. NII •C--t Getty•, Wf1llim o.t It ...... Cell--• llA-N OlrlMI_, U , ~l<lelr Pfetl • College .,... UCLA ... Notre Oo,... 11 UC irvlne tlS, VMI M Sl•l\lord SI, AJr Fora Sl USF 111, Wisconsin Supe<ior 11 Fre'no Stet• ... ; Po<1land Stet• U Cal Poly,.,,,._. 101, f.iavward 1t SI. M4ry's 4', San Frtnc:l'KO St 4S Cl\tpmen ... UC Oe vis .S o r._ St-IS. evu" Gr t •I F .. lls ••. We surn Wulllnqlon 13 Me .. Color-14. SO CAii Coll-12 UC Santa Berber• IO. Dool"" 11 Clere.-il·~l9. Point Loma 14 Hatllnot •7, S.•er1fleld St, 9A Humt>otdl SI."· Concordl• 61 Ort-14. Chico St " Recliet SMU ... 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G, ei..ltel St., Olllo U ............. ~,,, er.-i.-, .. , 111.CNQtOOrdt ... Ce1tl. Ml-170. •· llllnoh ., t(enaes "· n ........ S4 Ml-.. ,•.DM.t•Sl.'4 1M.w.-.n•.w-s1.12 Nortllo.utats,SWMl_I .. . roacht .... in recent vears Tennessee S1, Vandy 13 ...... I .. t...,~tnef'I 1', lltiwlcle A .. M haa been In the area or " tklU-teachlnl." or-tMt"'k.~.•~•tt•"" u.• Anteater women win Green guided the last Capitals to the best Navy 33 Army 6 teHon ln tu short ex· Boston COl.:.~7.1.._Holy Cross 2f> la lance l ut )'ear . MUatWHt SANTA BAR8ARA -.Kathryn Hamilton I nd Dtaoa Meier sparked the UC Irvine women's baakttbe\1 team to a com~from·beblnd .... vlc· tory over UC S.ota Barbara to capture th• cham· plonahlp 61 t.he All·CallfomJa tournament here • ll b OU g h t be c 'u b Otcla"°'7'a 69, Okla. St. ,, l .-ic.e 35, Houston 7 bl aaed a pl1yotr •pot by Ar1laMM 22, T•JCal Tech \6 two polDU. 1'bll •ea• TH••A&NI 24, Texas 14 the CepUala hav~ 1hown _,...., CDl111 moT~ improvement. hof· ...-...c.11 ~· •unc. around \l'e .soo a>sw.:-.f4.m-LA2t Satu..Uy a.l1ht. · · Hamilton bad 10 rebounds and 12 ~ta while Meler hit lO.Of·l4 attempta from the floor for llO pol•tl for tbe wlM@ra. fbe win brinp UCJ '• re- cord to S-l;(or the year. 1 IEefl SI B-"enlure 7', A,,,.r lf\11 " Bo\lon U '1, S.11ornor• IJ or .. ;el lO. Del•••••., KenhKky u . E T•nnt•tee SI M•M>atlan M, Oowllno;i O LehllJll S7, Mor ... ,.n .. AllOOt l\l-... ~1111111 St ,.. • ., • •. Stocauon S1 u W~Mr ... HY Te<lll3 FalrlelQI\ Oklllnt.on I' Mero 1S LO"IJ ls•-U Ill, SG(i\l\amp\O<\ 11 No.U-t.rn "· B,_ .. Pill ti. SI Franch. Pe. 10 Pro .. clenu St, Mtne<huM1h 4l SetonHalllS.L-1160 s.e,.. ... JerwY C1tr SI .a Srracusa , ... Cotuml>lall Ot ylon U, AIOI< n Rutgers lj, A,,,.rlct" U '1 Harvanl tt. Brendel\ 14 ,_ .. .Vt\I \/lr9inla IOI, Akr"" I• hnneuee ftc11 •2. lndl.,,. St S2 W Ce•OllM 71, Mlddlt Tenn 10 Kenlucl<y 62, East Tenntt-SI Furman SI. Belllltl OO UNC·Cherlotte It, UN(..A•r.vllle M Tennes-9', Rolllns S8 Tn .. Cl\attenooot 12, Mtryvlll• U Vlr9lnl• TICll IS, .JOM Hoot<lfl> ii Willlem & Mary IS Pac• 6• Oukt •1. Sl•hon 4' N Ca rolina SI. I•. U NC· Wllmlnvton ff Richmond 103, Atdfo<d &A ~~!~~.~.~~~ :~ LOU1SIM1e l e<ll 11. OU.Chila 8ap.. llsl ,, MCN .. M 51 12, COlle119 OI the Olt"'S" W•k• '-fl S7, Joc:uonvlll• 44 e. Kentuelly n, 811tle• .. Florlclt Af.M U, S "lorlclt ._, MIHIMlllPl Cl. c.M. ArllenMi 50 SE L.wls'-.0, Tt,__ St. M Al•. I f""'""*""-Me<Murr•r S. Me ....... s $. .... 0..1•-City .. s.m1on1eis. Oeletl'IOrPe" TOV•....a•TS ~MM!eriel SI JoM'UI, .....,,., (tlrJtl J e"'" ~ 4', _, SI 41 (OTI lllllNI ~a..lc Cet1I. Mlt .......... ~ S4 ... 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Wuleyan 71, M•flttla •t Hlllrdl ..... _,...._, T-Mf T l\On'les Moore 73, Ind 5o11thtall IM lll•tll lndl•n• Teel\ •i, S••••n•f' 12 lll>lfO) Junior college s-o-..•--complon91,San DlellOCC 7J Sl"1t AOW 13, lr.0. Tac:h 60 Ctn\. Ari.-"· Camp Pendleton 60 Mw<WT--eM Lon9 8"ch CC IS, Sedlll-cl< 7J NM-<--• C•rrltos SI, Golden West S6 Cypreu ... UCL.A JVI jl) Pier<••· Cllrv• 71 LosA,....CC ... Atusa-P.c. JVt S4 O•n•nl IJl,LAMIUtonS4 Ptlomer ... so Mete n LA V•ll•Y ... Fullerton •2 Moor--.71,H ...... NEED $675,000 ~fflW "1• ... -1Y· Qiokk IK• I .... " .... -•JJtt.• .. ,_ & clMr ,.... ..-... ... -'•u let eel-ti. Cell Al 91Kettl 111') tJJ.1111, M/llrs. ~LOWCOS.T CAREFR!! &AtLtNO • 1 t&M"'8tl ........... 6 i... "· _. u...-. •g,iu1,;1~5illmil'°" .. .. .,., 1 IRVINES NEWEST cmzEN 8\YS 9% 8.5% SIMPLE INTERfSI' PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS lnttrt>s l is compo unded daily. c red1tl'd quarttrly and t>arns from the date. of dtpt•.,11 lu tht date of w 1thdraw.J. NO MINIMUM NO TERM NO PENALTY THRIFr-BY-MAIL FREE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FefduHgg ___ ~ A Nipon evening Saks Fifth Avenue, South Coast Plaza, is a year old now, and the birthday was com- memorated with an almost-repeat of the open- ing benefit gala. The groups receiving profits from this year's party were the same. but the crowd was limited this time to a more manageable 400. With the'intimate number, there was plenty of room and time to talk to the guest of honor. designer Pearl Nipon. After guests feasted on a s umptuous buffet prepared by Robert Pennington, they were treat- ed to a rut-paced show of Nipoo resort and holi- day fashions and 1981 •'collectibles.'• Sharing proceeds from the ..$30 per person, black-tie optional party were Designing Women for the Laguna Beach School of Art. the Newport Harbor Art Museum, Orange County Philharmonic Society and South Coast Repertory Theater. Mrs. Nipon, who started her career making maternity dresses for herself and managing two dress shops, bas been designing dresses for the Albert Nlpon collection since 1972. She's delighted that the Republicans are taking over the White House because "Nancy Reagan is a Nlpon fan," the designer explained. "She 's a com pliment to us." Though the com pany has been in existence just eight years and is already successful. Mrs. Nipon has her sights set very high. She wants to have the name Nipon in the dicUonary along with Chanel aa a generic fashion term. Nipon, of course, would stand for "u.n· complicated dresses" with individual touches such as tucks, lace collars. ruffled necklines and silk flowers. Femininity is the key word in descnbtng the Nipon look. The dresses, however, retain their s1mpllc1- ty so the wearer can vary them accordwg to her own mood. Each person gives the dress its own identity." Mrs. Nipon explained She and her husband met in Phtladelpltia and married in their mid 20s They still I.Ive an the City of Brotherlr. Love and have their fac· tory in a Philadelphia skyscraper, but their showrooms and sales staff are based in New York. The Nipons are both active in their firm, she as the designer and be as the businessman, and they share a love for charitable work. They are among supporters of the Graduate Hospital Neurology Department, the Ronald Bruce Nipon Foundation and tht College of .Performing Arts, are memben of the Museum Associates of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and advisors to the museum's costume and tex- tile board. ~ Also, the couple a re benefactors of the new fasruon wing added to the m~eum in October and they have been elected to the board of the Developmental Center for Autistic Children of Philadelphia. . Among guests at Saks ' birthday party were Mrs . Anton Segerstro m , Tt m a nd Rhonda Parker, Tom and Dorothy Doan, John and Doris La wsoo. Nora and Hal Lehman. Barbara and Tom Pecke.npauah. Connie Morthland and Muriel Reynolds. The store literally rolled out the red c.,,,et for party guests and had the entrance alre~y decorated for the holidays. -Judat h Olson Navy panUuit feature• 1horl jacket Mr and Mri Sto.nley Hill with c:MligMr Pearl N1pon t nght J Mirror ir00ge in black and while Walking short• At tM party are Mrs. NeUM Rttve1, Mn. Andmo Morthland, Hugh CTaig and Mu~l ~ INGLES---------------~~rlmm-- ·bout nest eggs and bread. .. • • Many 11n1les, both men and women, are left moderate to lar1e amount.I of money when the divorce duat bu Mttled and they bave no conception ol bow to lnvett the money or even where to beltn. · If tbe other 1pouae baa bandied the ebeekbook u well, the newly liq.le penon HD l'MI· ly be up a ereell. He m~1 not even know bow mueb lt wW CIOlt blm toUve. Haviq a few tbouand doUan to pla1 aromd wttb <or nm •1~ or IO) ean be exelUu, 11 weu 11 :,• beea ... JOU uw the ~to mate tt 1row bl· to • tkbJ-m ..u bJ ""'"If. But oft.a fear o .. nUdowt die ealtemeM. 1&1111• uw becl clrMlm ID wldala &beJ ... tlaeil'WJdpp&asoatoltWr ftal ....... k'I ia1J 1GD9. To ••old tlaeH klad1 of ................... Udlll • .. .,~,_.., .... .. = ....... ,_, " a..-·-· . ............. .... ..... ••• -... ,.;a.ta. ~ thlana. a ain1le1 1roup ln the 1reater Irvine area. (For lnformaUon call w..- or 551-97). "When you're flrat alone you 're dittrau1ht," he aald. "In many cues th• huaband bu been bavlna an affair end the wife bll J~l found out." Tlpplq reeocnmendl puWn1 moif of tbe mont1 from a divorce aettlement or ln· berttuee lato a tnUUJ1 bW ac· count or moner ••~lret f\md • wltb a 1toellbroller few Ulrff monthl to a rear Won u1 de• ctaioManmade. TIM nil lllaouN be pla• ta an afflMll whtrt l\'1 tull1 te· Hlll1lle ,_ tar ...,.,,. or _... .. ., ....... .... ,...,. '-ll • tfllJI' ,_ 109Aauld ............... . qulln.d ,.,,,_..., ... -.. 1etUa1 eomt llaaael1I IOl)I, nr.r::,-.c.. to. t•t.Ddlll ........................ ...,~....,from .......... . CPA111atu..._ ... .. ............... )',...· ' * ' rled about aecurtty z. and they often think they're aluy but Tlp- plnl ••YI they're not alone. It'• hl1 eaperience that the m.tc>rtty of newly dJvoreed or widowed people are Wied to leaniq oa aomebodyelN. -If you folk>w Tlppln1'1 advice you can 1pend your nl1ht1 dreamlna about wbat ,ou'd Uke to do with 1(Mlr IDOM)' lnatead ol bavl.Dt n1Ptman1 about what lt ..... to do to you. y OU CM build cull.. ln the atr u JOU lm.,U.. beC!omlnl • real-........._, or you ean vii· uaU. ,,_ .. ., taklDI tripe and mHdDI loU ol tatenatlnl peo- ple. Ju1t re•e•ber not to do •• ,...... ....... What looU pod DOW •• , ... dlH1troua ant ,..,. Oat of •1 friend• allDOlt .... ........ ..., ... ............... wtil., .............................. ...l::f: ....... . .:..];?~'=:.:':. .. 11lantllilfw . f I l ... Mr. and Mrs. Larson Mi• ~)nhal, Mr. Bragg Miss Van Orden Mrs. Hlllgren Mrs. Peotter Larson-Ward Bradbume, IOD of Mr. and Mn. Richard H. Bradburne of Newport Be~b. 1taduated trom Van Orden-Proud Robert E. Proud of Illinois and lllrtua Y• Philip Ore1ory Larson of Corona del Mar and Cathleen Leslie Ward of Costa Mesa became man and wife in ceremonies at t.be J,.utberan Church ol the Master, Corona def Mar. · Newport Harbor High School and Orante Coast Colle1e and attended USC. Weddjftg Gftd .ngage· Orden of Newport Beach are ellla&ed to .. metat /onlU can be ob· mar'ried lo February. ~ The wedding is planned for Auaust 1981 in the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. tanwd frtmJ Ute DoilJI Pilot Proud, son of Mr. and Mn. Robat I: . ....,. br _,....,a~ . .el/· or HuntiJllt.On, New York, is a ~ aC ... The bride, dauthter of lbe Rev. Robert J . Ward and the late Margery Ward of Irvine, 1raduated from Corona del Mar High School and Oran.le Coast College. Sbe is employed by the Irvine Company. oddrelled no.Jape to the Louil University law school and ii emplorei • Feature Departmnt, P.O. assistant United States attorney for ~a Doleshal .. Bragg Boz 15'0, Coda Me1a nos, Southern District of Illinois. · • or bf1 tUtV1Q CJnJf o/ the Ml..s.s Van Orden is a graduate ol ~ The 1.room, aon of Dr. and Mrs. Jack 8 . DoU11 Pilof office•. TMJI Coast CoUege. She ia a fliabl attendant _. Larson of Corona del Mar, is a graduate or Corona del Mar High School and UC Santa Barbara. Laura Doleshal and Jerry Bragg, both or Huntington Beach, will be married next February. Miss Doleshal, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Ecker of Azusa, graduated from Edison High School and attended Orange Coast College and Golden West College. cire loocded at l3fJ W. 8011 TWA worldng out of St. Louis, Mo. St., Co1ta Me10; 17115 -----·--·-----------~- The couple plan to live in Costa Mesa. Cox-Liljestrom Bragg, son or Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bragg of Huntington Beach, graduated from Los Amigos High School and attended Orange Coast College and Golden West College. Rosslyn Cox and John Llijestrom, both of Laguna Beach, plan a June wedding µi the Laeuna Beaeb Presbyterian Church. Mw Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Cox of Laguna Beach, graduated from Laguna Beach High School and attends Cal Poly San The wedding wUl be held in the St.s. Simon and Jude Church in Huntington Beach. Luis Obispo. ' Hillgren-Clark Nancy Bigelow Clark of Los Angeles and Gre~ory Rice Hillgren of La Canada Flintridge were married at the Bel Air Presbyterian Church. · Liljestrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger LH- jestrom of Laguna Beach, graduated from Laguna Beach High School and will soon graduate from Cal Poly. San Luis Obispo. Spinney-Bradburne Georgia Gay Spinney and David Herbert Bradburne, both of Newpor t Beach, are engaged to be married. Hillgren is a graduate of the University of Southern California. He is em~lo~ed by Taren- tello and Lee, a Newport Beach real estate firm. Miss Spinney, daugtiter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Spinney of Newport Beach, graduated rrom the Argyll Academy in Studio City and use. The bride graduated from the University of Southern California and Loyola University, Los Angeles. She is an attorney with Paul Kennedy and Associates of Newport Beach. The couple honeymooned in Spain and Portugal. Parents are 'active listeners' Everyone at card club the other night was discussing the newest t echnique of child· rearing called "Parent Effec- tiveness Training. What this amounts to is "ac- li v e listening ," which psychiatrists have been doing for years. You just sit there and look wise (play with a letter opener if you wish) and let the kid do all theulking. If he says, "I threw up today,·· you just remain expressionless a nd say, "Do you like throwing up, Gordon?" "Not much." "You're saying you prefer something else?" "I guess so." "You're not sure?'' "I'm s ure." "Then, you're quite certain about that." "Sorta." "You've just expressed doubt again." "I DON'T LIKE THROWlNG UP!" Erwa ·--~le ·'There is no need to be hostile. No one is going to make you throw up." "This conversation is dumb." "ls that what you think, Gordon?" "1 'm going to be sick again." "You see," Mother s miles, "that's what you wanted all along." I told the group my husband was ahead of his time. He's been using that technique on me for years, only he calls it OHN - Drive Her Nuts. I was climbing into bed the other night when I said, "You did deposit your check in the bank today, didn't you ?'' "Is that something you want to discuss now?" "No, I could wait until tomor- row at the bank, but there will be so many people around - lawyers, law enforcement of- ficers, the president of the bank. Don't be patroniiibg ! I wrote a check today for the draperies hecauae we don't have a charge at Billko's." · "Would you like to have a charge at BiUko's?" "That's not important. The draperies were on sale and I was lucky to find a triple pair 80 in - ches long, so I wrote them a check. I didn't have a choice." "You are saying you feel threatened by this action." "I am saying unless you de- posited that check today I won't need the draperies because where I'm going I won't have a window. Besides, I'm going to be sick!" "You see," he s miled, turning off the light, "that's what you wanted all along. 'Annoyance' can ruin lives OEl\R ANN LANDERS: A senior vice president of the Tobacco Institute made the following s tatement : "We believe that a law is not the proper way to deal with a minor social annoyance.·' As a 48-year-old woman whose life h as been made miserable by other people's smoke, I am in- furiated by such a lack or sensitivity. I s uffer from c hronic bronch itis and' e mphysema although I am and always have been a non-smoker. I have, however, worked in offices for 20 years where other people's smoke has been a real problem. Also, J am married to a very heavy smoker who sulfeu from emphysema. My husband is 55 years old and cannot walk 30 feet without Ann Lander gasping for breath and stopping to rest. He has not been able to sleep through the night for the last IS years. He gets up at least twice for a "nicotine fix." Need· less to say, the physical side of our marriage disappeared many years ago. Please tell Mr. Vice President that "minor social an- noyance" can ruin lives, make people old before their lime and kill. I know -because it has happened to -ME IN ATLAN· TA DEAR YOU: It wouldn't do H Y good to telJ him anything. I know a11cb people, and their mlad1 are eot oa.ly cloaed but a.Ued ahllt. What we CAN do Is keep pashblg to ban cigarette amok· I.DI l.D aa muy places aa possi- ble. I am adamaat oa tbh sab- ject ud wtJJ coaU.ae to bug in there, no matter what. A no-non.stnae approach to how to deal with U/t'• molt difficult and. mo•t mrording arrangement. Ann Landen' booklet, "Marriage - What to E:rpect," will prepare you for better or for worit. Send your req~d to Ann Landn•, P.O. Bo:r 11995, ~. llli11oU 60811 . enclos· ing 50 cent• and a long, 1tam~. •el/-<Jddreued envelope. Beach Blvd.. HtmtmgtOft Beach, and um N. Coo.at Hi{JhWCJfl, Laguna BN.eh. Miss Spinney Poetter-Higgenbottom ( ] By'SYDNEY OMA.Bil ARIES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Careful examina- tion of written matenal helps avoid misun- derstandings. de lay and loss. Improve public re- lations. TAURUS {Apr. 20-May 20): Maintain moderate pace; avoid sensationalism and separate fact from fancy Focus on work pro- cedures. GEMINJ (May 21-June ~): Sudden change from routine is featured. Accent on romance, creativity and illusion. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Assignment is clarified; you learn where you stand and what to do about it. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Burden is removed and you have greater freedom of thought , ac· tion. Short trip could involve close relative. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be open to sug- gestions -highlight originality. independence and pioneering concepts A money-making pro- ject is featured. LIBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Emphasize personality. special apparel and willingness to put beliefs "on the line." You change plans, making new start in new direct.ion. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You receive news which aids In overcoming depression. Ac· cent on secrets. temporary confinement or seclusion. SAGJTrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): What ap- pears to be a swirl of confusion will actually lead to a ··grand opportunity." Popularity in- creases and social life accelerates. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19}: Emphasize ability to "take charge." Gain indicated through written word. Superior is willing to make room for you at more elevated position. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Plan ahead. money and material will be made available. Ac- cent on language, distance. travel and special pro- ject requiring legal clearance. P ISCES C Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Insist on clarification of terms. Define motives, review financial st.anding of those who would form al- liance. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY ~ ~~ov~ Throw Out T 111ion 11d Find W'-'Y•W-' ........ IHZ...._ • .._ Cett•~-14t·t II~.! :'u"""'-:1~ :TRA•PUAI . . No ,.,..d. "° bot!IM.-no ~ b1 6 • . . . Cryttd dea odor "" ~in9 "'°"' chdty fiorn "°"" tap HOW LITTLE THE COST FORA BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION • 8'emish-troe c:omplexlon • Perfeclly clNnlkin •Arming a toning p.ert40 years in tbe 'atlD ca rel,prol•tion I• proof l~/ f Qoer\ Tuee-f'rt. M p.m. a.t.N ~---...,. .. 0..1'01110 11411111 lluff Dr. "IUUl)ort ....,,oWIJllrri!,L.' ' Your l111r Power to Ch1n11 Thin11 You've heard great things about the Yoga Center since 1970. I these busy preesured days don't you owe yourself one night a WMk to lffrn how to relu and vilatlze your body at willl Also, you can enable your mind to experience your Inner Superconsclous Self With It• wildom and power to change things! Yll _.., llft Tl 1Uftl UU WAY ... TIE _,Tl,_ A IUITD·lf llDITATlll lU _. awaama. TlllE'l •1•111ta 11u. Vou'l bl !Might tN-NQhef Yogu by one of the few mast"9 In the WOt1d todly. Remekrllhna Anencle~ It lnt9'NhonaNy known • • mMter no4 onlY of Yoga but allO ot Metaphyslct end "J Mysticism. A. Pfactic.t. unp<e1enhous. hUmofous. Western· ftim0rlitina bOfn Guru, he transmits enlightening cootelouSness H weH as .,,......,!Onelly,..,_., __ "'-rvefOot conoepts end techniques. °""' ot v., ~...., -.._... COME TO THE FREE OEMONSTRATION. Taft and M•dhevs ~ F . El _. den'IOl"'r•• IN neturll end eeey exerdMI of Htlthe Yoga end tl'tOW t:n, how 20 ~ • dey oen ..itlla 'fO'lll' hMrt. ~~.end::;,,.~~ ~:::C:: :=.!~ DMllTIATIOI .... being. Tuition "r8h0nlble Ind the~·· .. Pflotleea. TO•••ow Aleo you ri "9m "'9 FUii lkeeth-can edd YMtt to yoAJf NM, -.. B, 1 • J:a J,a. at the YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA _-1.!.,l'IOll~ f.'!W*G ·~"' 44l L 11a-1n-m-Et. AITA ... ..-141.m1 , .. ,... ........ , ,... '"'8l 'r•r• el .¥011r Lit~ do¥ .. ..,.,.. to Clt••,,e'f· w.-ca .. lwlp. OOST1t .tfESA H't'PNOSIS CEVl'DI 666 Beker Street. Sutte a Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone~ FACE-URS by ACUPUNCUTRE HUNTINGTON ACUPUNCTURE CENTER A program for the elder1y llOCated due to confusion memory fai lure. stroke or depression and a supportive program lor families. CALL 17141 548-0144 .. .... . .. -. I 'i e ll • 1 "1 DM.V fttLOT Any merchandise for sale priced at s100 or less qualifies for a Pilot Power Ad . . • r"' · .. ;' Deadline: Any_ time , before 5 p.m. Tuesday 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00 • All items must be priced Call Today ... we 'II bill you or charge it to your BankAmericard I VISA or Master Charge. • Ad can run in any appropriate classification · • Sorry, no commercial businesses Try the Power of the Pilot with an ad in the combined power of The Daily Pilot and Coast LIFE , .. . ' ... INllD•: ·•Nl•atate ............... By PBILSNEIDERllAN Of ... o.ltr ......... When consumers eomplaln about prices at the. gas pump, oil company officiala invariably cite the high cost of flncHng and developing new sources of petroleum. When Shell Oil Co. recently unveiled the world's lareest two-platform drtlllne and production com- plex nine miles off the cout ol J{untiqton Beach, the firm released a few figures detailing the time and ex- penses associated with otrshoreoil exploration. PRIOR TO A CALIFOllNIA offshore lease sale in 1975, Shell did a geological survey and then a seismic evalqatlon to detect indications of oil beneath the ocean's Ooor. In 1975, the Outer Continental Shelf Lease Sale was conducted by the federal government. Accord- ing to Shell, the oil industry spent $417 million for 56 tracts. each about three miles square. With partners, Shell spent about $123 million in this sale, including about $71 million for the two Beta tracts that eventually were found to contain about "° million barrels of recoverable oil. According to Shell, the Beta discovery has proved to be the only commercial success from that 1975 continental shelf sale. THE BETA DISCOVERY well was drilled in - 1976, locating oil in seven sandstone zones between 2,906 and 4,250 feet. Seven other evaluation wells defined a production area about a mile wide and 3.5 miles long. Shell omcials said more than two years were needed to obtain necessary permits from 11 federal, state a nd local regulatory agencies. The company had to prove it would take adequate pre- cautions to prevent oil spills and other environ- mental hazards and that its operations could withstand a possible eart.hquake. F inally, two large platforms were constructed on land and anchored in about 260 feet of water. An 18-mile pipeline connects the complex to on-shore facilities at Long Beach. The drilling platform. named "Ellen," is ~ DOUBLE RIGS DtlTINGUISH DRILLING PLATFORM 'ELLEN' ere..-of 50 wlll monitor extrectloft of olf from welle In oc.an floor LOOKING FROM 'ELLEN' TO SUPPORT PLA11'0RM 'EL.LY' M•chlnety on auppor1 platform Hparatea oll from water and gaa Light up holidays with safe wiring By PATDVNN O(_oei.., ........... Every year at holiday time, accident.a claim lives, injure people and datroy property. Invest.11atlona of early morniDa fires often reveal that decorative Chrlatmu tree U1bta were left buminl when the family retired for tbe evealq, or \hat aparb from an unscreened nreplace trtu~red the blaae. TU V.8. CONSV•Ea Product Safety Oommlu&on 1tresM1 that once-a-year use of boUday producta somehow contributes to con-1umen be6al "'8 _,., eomc.._ ..._...a. Z..et)CIM tMwl a Clirtltm• tne ftn II pouible, ~ tbe "It won't bappea to me" lclea pnvalll. Tree lllhta uaed year after year cu deftlop electrical problems that tend to 10 \mDOtidld: abort-dttUl• when the cord mt«s eacb Upt, . ' expoeed metal sockets, broken plugs or faulty cord connectioal. Canleu dt1play of holiday candl~ and ' overloaded electrical circultl are commOD OC· curencea, alont wttb too maay extenllon cords tbat ilwlle ....._ md falla. 11le comm191lon •trondY urea coaaumera to mate a pn-boHday Nvin ol aalet¥ practices la tbe bome to reduce cbueee ol a.Jury. nan, Cll0088 A freebly-cut evergreen tree wttb hi ... motature coateat. T•t the tree by . •• •• • • • • ·-... t. I.. . . . . . .. "'t • • • . • • • ... I .. • • • ·'· • I . snapping a. small branch between your flngers. If the branch breaks easily. chanca are good that the entire tree or that part of it is too dry - and a potential fire risk. Al80 tap the trunk of the tree oo tbe around and don't buy it if a lot of needles fall off. Your tree should have needlel that bend and cannot be pulled off easily. After brin&in1 the ~ee home, lminedlately remove about two tnches from the bue ol tbe trunk with a aaw to expose freah tiaue that wtU readily accept waler. Store the tree lo a con· tamer ol water lf it la not decorated n1ht away. WHEN DBCOL\TING 11ME comes, UN a tree stand that holda plenty ol water and bu wid•pread lep for 1tabllity. Cheek the water level daily. Place the tree away from beat . (See llOUDAY, Pase CJ> ·-.. .... , -· . .· .... ' .. aoure• ud doon. Try to cbooN tbl eaoa.t 1pot ID tbl room for the tree to be.....,__ Cu.lamer •laoidtl tell caalder of inteniioru CllrtlUDM trA U1bt .,,_, lboUW -,_.. .... , ............. u .. -1)' ·~ .... trlcal Ult* CUL, Noel, etc.). -&door lllllU ebould llDt be UMd outaide beeau.e U.., laek •Htlwr-proal oonnectlom. fmPNt all U•btl whlll unpacktq tlletn. Cbtcls for ,,.,ec1, brolsen or nPoMd wtN1; look for ........ or tpllt toekftl. Dlaeard any NU wlth defecta. •1.11.U'ftN 11.0ANS OMR SUPERMARKrl' SHOPPIR - A• 1 •upennark.t cubier, I dbatree with your 11i11111tioD waltiAC '°' OM cwtomer to pl1tt all ol h1a or ber aroceri• onto Ute counter blfon 1tartln1 to rint tbtm up. Ftnt, tbt cWJtomer may not care to ketp track · ol t.be Item• u they are nmt up. Second. he or 1he may have too many rronriea to unload them all at once onto the counter. .And lut. tome 1boppen ,,. alow 11 mol&U8 ln January. By the Ume they un· load all their 1rocerlH, I could have the whole order runt1 up. . Carol from Auburn \tel1ht.1, Mkh. DEAR CAROL -Your polnt.a are well taken. I never recommend to c11hlera that they wail Wltil each shopper's 1roceries are un· loaded before start.Ing to rin1 them up. For shoppers who don't watch the cash re1ister. thla 11 clearly a wast~ of time. And s ince ou....-faat-movlna lifestyle equatea time with money. the burden of re- questing the cashier to wait unUl all items are on the check-out counter must fall upon the shopper. The shopper does have the right to ask you to wait so that he or she can follow along as you ring up the purchases. I believe that every smart shopper should do so. So, smart shoppers be warned. H you want the cashier to wait for you, speak up! DEAR SUPERMARKET SHOPPER - My problem is refund checks that arrive without anythln1 to lndlcale the m1nul1c· turer or offer lrom which they came. Th• on· ly ldenllllcatlon on the check 11 the name and addrett ot a c:learlnahouae. I kHP a careful record of every rt f urid I send forLeo that t can ronow up when• rtfund l• late. But how can I tend a follo•·UP letter If aomt ol the refund• I have ,..ce lved are un· ldentlned? Perhape you can let all the nice com· panle1 who make refund offort kl\ow about thJa problem. · Judy 0 . from New York City DEAa JUDY -It never falla t.o 1m11e me that aome companlet 1pend mUUon1 of dollart adverU1Ln1 and fulllllln1 their refund offers and then fall to take advantage of 111 the aood wlll Jhose offer• aenerate by omit· ting tbelr name11 trom their refund checka. I hope the companies that are aendlnft out these unldentlfiable refW\d checks wi consider your letter and start puttln& their names or logos on each check that they or their clearinghouses send out. Learn how to s tart your own coupon club with my Coupon Clipper's Newsletter No. 2: Coupon Clubs. Send 75 cents plus a stamped, se lf-addre s sed e nv e lope to THE SUPERMARKET SHOPPER, P.O. Box 461, Radio City Station. New York. N. Y. 10019. REFUND OF THE DAY Write 10 ,,.,. lollowlno "°"'"' lo r~otl¥• IN form r-lred by 1111• · s I refund off tr Cont<I< J r Relun<I, M-M, Menley •lld J•mff L•Dor•IOfiH, Box D J. Phll-lphl•. P• 19101. Tiii• Oller expire• Dec. 31. 1'91. Replace bul'Md out b\albt before ualna the 1et. Not dotq UUJ HUNt other bulbt to over- heat Md eN1a. another hasard lD the proeeu. NEVKa VIE ELECl'&JC Ulhta on metallic trHt. Allhou4h 1ate when med accordiq \o manulaetur•r • dlrec\lona, metaWc treee can become ch1t1td with eleetrictty from faulty electric U•hu. Thl1 can mull ln a 1boek or eltctrocutfon hazard to anyone toucbtn1 the tner1laed trM . 1 UM nu more than three Mt.I of lithta for Heh nWnllon cord and make certain all tree and dl1play U•hu art t~rned otf and the ptuca dlaco~ before you leave the house or 10 to bed. Careful aelectlon of holiday omamenta and ufe Ult' ol undle• are other important con· aldentlOOI. AVOID METALLIC om·ament.I where poasi· ble, especially on the tree. They could be a shock hazard If placed near a · set of defective electric lilht.11. Use artificial tinsel and plastic icicles because they will not cause electric shock. If you prefer homemade decorations, insist on name-resistant materials when possible. A roarina fire in the fireplace is another holiday tradition that can be extremely dangerous. SERIOUS INVESTORS WANTED --... ,...... ...........,.. ...._ .... . ..._. ·-Telephone, Memory Dialer, Auto Re-dial Stopwatch, Calculator, Clock, FCC approved, CPUC registered. Contact: J . Owens 714-~S-2233 -------------------------------------, CLIP'N' FILE REFUNDS NEVER USE THE fireplace as an in· cinerator to burn gift wrappings, boxes, cartons and packing materials. Their rapid burning pro· duces very high heat and can cause chimney fires when names ignite soot deposits In the chimney. Have the chimney inspected annually to ensure that all linings are intact and to keep the chimney free of sool and blockage. Beverages Clip out this file and keep it with similar ca.sh·off coupons -beverage refund offers with beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed proofs of purchase while look· ing for the required refund forms at the supermarket. in newspapers and magazines. and when trading with friends. Offers may not be available in all areas or the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. •9'tM Oe<all•• ... led Coll ... Reul ... !WO M><-\.Off COUPOnl PIUS IS Uf\1$ In POSI-. Se1ld UW ,_,,.., r• funo form j)fu• ,_ Pl'OOll-<>f·PVrCIWIM fr,_., Brim. TM proof I\ IN 1n,.r '"' ln>m IN 4• or .._. Jer ol Brim F'rHt• Dried 0< ,,,. 2-lnch Pl•rllc •q u•r• from IN lid« &rim Gro;,nd E•Plre\ Merch l l. 1'91 HAWAIIAN l'UHCH ~C.nl Coupcw1 Send lhe re· quored r .. uno IO<m plu• ,,.,. u nly•r\<11 l'ToOucl Code from o,.. w.o..nc• -11• of H•w•llen Pu"'h Wiid Frull Punch Eiq>tre• Jut• JI. 1'91. NE9'SHEY'S Hol CocCWI Mix SI Relund Otter Re<eh e • S l·oll <"""°" S...d IM required r .. Und twm plut Unl¥et"'I Prod<KI C-from l*Q U•nYelOPe boae• of Her\hey·s HOI CocCWI Mix. Or send IN lorm. the UPC from OM ,,_,,.,_ box of HtrSl>n'• HOI Co<CWI Mix •n • 1r.c1ng ol IN UPC lrom • 1-or l ·POUl'd on ol Mer•hey's Hol CocCNI Mia Expires J•n. JI,""· Hl·C MUG M'•"· Ae<t 1 .... pl .. llc muo Wl\11 Lynn Sw•nn'1 siQr\titure Send the required rl'fund tot'm~ nine .. qu•lllY ,..I\'" trom any Ht·C l•t>el\ o•u• H c«nu ,.,.. POll•Qt end """°llnQ Expires M•r<ll JI. 1'91 SAHl(A ••AHO. AK ...... SI in coupon• -1S Ce<ll> "' POii-. Send ,,,. required refuno for m plu• ,_ proou of PV•C~ from S..nk• 8r•n<1 products Th• proof I• tlW Inner ... 1 from lhe 4 or I-ounce l•r of S<lnk• or ,,.,. 1 Inch Pl•$llC _,. from the llCI ol s..nu G•oYnd E•· plrtt M•rchll. 1'91 TASTl•'S CHOICE. RKt1w •JI refund Send the re- quired refund form Plus lr'W inner \e•ts ''°"' T •Ster'' Cl10lce Revut• or OeuHe1n.o1.o 1>rodU<a to1•11nv t ounce•. E•l>I••• ~rcll 31. i.11 SWIH MISS Refund Otfer Re<e•Y• • , .. _of •• or SI SO For SI, ••nd Ille required reluno torm plut Un1o rwl Product Code• from •n~ lllrff lG-Ounc•. 14-:r~~ ::,,.,1~:,,:."~~~. s~~'(, 't:::,,.c:~·'::r'H F;;. ounc• Sw;u M'H <•ni\t•r~ E .ce>tres Feb H ,. 1"2. Make sure a well-fitting firescreen is in place whenever the fireplace is used. Store fire salts that produce multi·colored names out of the reach of young children. This precaution is important because fire salts contain heavy metals. TAKE TIME TO INSPECT extension cords and other cords on holiday decorations before using them. Be alert for loose connections and fra yed or exposed wire . Discard a ny defecti ve cord or product. Use extension cords approved by a rec- ognized testing lab and pick the correct cord for th.e job. If multiple lights are to be used, rely on a heavy.duty extension cord. H you plan to use outdoor lights. make certain the extension cord is labeled for outdoor use. $50,000 to $500,000 t 'INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • l1ttere•t °"'" pevi-ent •l_o_ • Co••~cl•I .• ........... . •Weeki" c-••-b • No11tlll" f•IMI ... • • 6 •01ttll• to , veer• • So•tllern Calllon&. (. ••nr,ut ••U• l~n Information eenrke I' , \,• 11.r ''"""" 1nq n.·~·cJ, -------------------------------------· (714) 759-1515 AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE 230 Ne .. parl Ce n1e1 Ot1•e Oes•gn Ptat1 Nl!wpOr1 Beac:h Ca111or,,1a 97660 Beal estate mail•ag ••• MAKE CERTAIN EACH plug is fully in· serted in the outlet, with no prongs exposed; poor prong contact at the outlet could cause the plug to overheat. or be a shock hazard. To avoid one source of possible overheating, do not coil or bunch an extension cord while it is in use; don 't place the cord under a carpet qr rug for the sam e reason. Cords should be rest· ing on the floor in a s afe location so they do not overheat or ca use anyone to trip. By ROBERT J. BRUSS DEAR BOB: l am 52 and my husband is 54. He was disabl ed in an accident and is in a convales· cent home where he will be for at least another year. Although I have a good job, wecan'tafford both the medical bills and our mortgage payment. We have decided to sell our home as it is too big for us anyway. The problem is the sale profit will be at least $85,000 but my husband won't be S5 until next Ma rch. Is there any way we can sell now and still qualify for tha t Sl00,000 home sale tax ex· emption? -Marge D. DEAR MARGE: Yes. I presume yoa bave owned and Uved ln your prtnclpal residence 1t least three of the last five yean IO you meet tbe ownership I.est of the Sito, ... home Hie taa nale. That rule requires at least o•e co·o•ner spou~ be SS or older on the day of tltle transfer. However, you can sign the Hies ~tract before that spoue becomes 55. Bat wait to cloM the Hie antil next March when your basb.-d become• 55. In the meantime, yoar bQyen can rent tbe house to ghe you income wltta wlllcb to pay the mortgage. Be aure your buyer pllb llP the down payment now eo you'll be aare be will cloee Ute aale as agrttd next March. Your tH advt.er can give you further lnformatloa on the SlM,eot home aale tu exemption. IA•~•.-rne lea•f> rerfJ..........., DEAR BOB: We want to buy a home on which a federal savings and loan association holds a big mortgage at 9 percent Interest. The problem is If we buy outright, the lender threatens lo use their "due on aaJe clause'' to force us to pay a higher In· \erest rate on that mortgage. . My lawyer says that may be illegal but it ~ould be coetly to fight. She su11ests a 30-year lease with option to purchase. The lawyer aays the Internal Revenue Service recognizes thts as the ~ulvalent or a · sale for tax purposes. Do you agree? -Costa Y. DEAR ~TA : Yes. i..,.term leue-optioe1 're a good way to avoid 1 mon1a1e'a d• oa '•le 'elaate. However, U '"read Ille fllle prta& el Mme mort1a1•, yoa'll RM U..y MY a ltaae op&loa la 6e .... 11 a eale. Bewe.er, I •• uawan ti HJ coen _..._. .., ... .._, 111e• a cla .. ud I doaM UM lellder ..... try to accelerate &Mir dH •••ltela_ll,..Mlda........_. Ba& YM Ma14 be aware of a leate·eptloa ,..-1e ... U die ltUer 1eta a JMs•• II• or a &H •• lm,..ed • Wa, Uta& ._ ...W aatae• to Ille •ro,eny. / 1'lllN you ...W •••• .. 'Ital a •* Utle lawsuit to expunge that lien by proving you "bought" the property prior to the lien. It's poasl· ble \o get UUe Insurance for your lease but that poUcy doesn't protect against future title problems created bv the sel.ler. It can be worth your life to play ·it safe over Loioost ---J~ ? in.uung. 31 shares NEW YORK (Af') - The New York Stock Ex - cha nge routinely trades from 30 million to 50 m i ll ion s hare s of securities every day. Compare that with the lowest trading day in Big Board history, a s noted in the book about the N.Y . 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Koet recently lhe bu been aaaiatant ......... manacer for existiq ol· WTWLe flee buUdp,1• in the company's Property llaaa1ement Division. Prior to JoiAlDI lbe Irvine Company. Re>1tvold worked for the University ol California, Irvine Ex- ten&lon, aod Urbanomica ReNarcb, Claremont, Califomia. She la a 1972 rraduate of UCJ with a dt1ree in Eqliab literature. CONSTANCE WYATr of Irvine has been named sales representative for the Terrace at Rolllq Rilll, a new La1una Nituel communit;r. Formerly a sales representative for Avco Com· munity Developers' Lake Park community, also located in La1una Nisuel, Ma. Wyatt brings five ye an experience to her new assignment. JAMES HARRISON of South joined the Orange County Office of Grubb & EWa Commercial Brokerage Company as an in- dustrial specialist. Harrison brings a back- ground of advertising and •sales to Grubb & Ellis. He was formerly a partner with the Gary Harris9n Company of Long B eac h where he specialized in audio sales representation covering the ""'""SOM states of California, Arizona and Nevada. A native of Los Angeles, Harrison attended the University of California at Santa Cruz where he received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Fine Arts. DAllYL B. BOWSER ';)()f Laguna Hills has joined the Newport Beach office of Business Properties Brokerage Co., and has been assigned to the firm's industrial division. Bowser had previously been a sales represen· tative for the Xerox Corp. in Orange for five years before joining Business Properties. PAVIA llU1TER returns to the Real Estat'ers as manager of the Newport of- fi ce located at 1700 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. In addition to management, Mrs. Hutter also has had a suc- cessful sales career. She was a top producer and award winner at the Real Estaters' office in Costa Mesa. Her accolades in - cluded the Million Dollar Club and top offi ce honors for HU salesperson and listings taken. She attended Mt. San Antonio College where she majored in business administration. She is a member of the Newport Bayview Yacht Club. JAY CARNAHAN of Laguna Niguel has joined Industrial Brokers' commercial office division in Newport Beach. • • nsIDg SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -There will be ao letup in the demand or aplraliq cmt ol boUllnl ln California next year, a Bank of America economist says. Michael Salkin said the bouaina shortfall of the state will continue to 1981 and the cost of new homes will continue to be above the national in· nation rate. SALlllN SAID in a bank ttport that 190,000 homes a.re expected to be built in California in 1981 , compared to a potential need of 280,000 new units. In reaction to that, home prices are expect- ed to outpace inflation for the remainde r of 1980 ...and throughout 1981, Salk.in said. AS IN THE past five years, homes are e x- pected to increase in price about 18 percent lo 1981 while the annual na· tional inflation rate is 14 . percent. Salkin said the steady demand for hous- ing, despite a $109,000 price tag for an average home in 1981, will con· tinue to drive prices up- ward. However, Salk.in said that trend would begin to stall in the latter part of 1981 when high prices and finance costs cause potential home buyers to purchase smaller houses o r delay purchases altogether. Meet set on condo • managing All aspects of the financial management process for community associations will be the focus of the ··Asset Protection" course at the Comml!flity Associa- tions Institute program at the Sheraton Newport Hotel in Newport Beach, Dec. 12-14. WINOST1'EAM EXECUTIVE HOME IN IRVIN!'I V1LLAQI! OF NORTHWOOD WindStream displayed . in Irvine Northwood The homes of WindStream in the Village of Northwood in Irvine are priced from $190,990 and offered in five floorplans. All prices are quoted in effect as of Nov. 18. Subsequent sales may have resulted in the unavailability of some or all price categories. THREE AND FOUR bedrooms are served by two or two-and-a·half baths at WindStream , built by Pon- derosa Homes. Interiors range in size from 1,978 to more than 3,290 square feet, and are arranged in single· level, two-story and tri·level con- figurations. The award-winning Brisa Isle (Plan 303) was innovatively designed to al· low for a side entry. This spacious two-story home features window SETS IRVINE TALK S&.L President Shane State S&L placement on all sides of the three exterior s~yles offered. The Sebastian Landing (Plan 2134) is the largest of the floor plans with 3,294 square feet incorporating four bedrooms, two baths a nd powder room, family room, break.fast nook and formal dining area, three wood· burning f irep la ces , a large bonus/recreation room and a three· car garage. A LARGE SKYLIGHT illuminates the extensive dimensions of the entry foyer and U-shaped staircase in the Rioja Pointe (Plan 233). This home provides a formal stepdown living room with fireplace and solid wood railings to separate it from the formal dining area. Many tradHionahsts insist upon a single-level home, like the Brandon Bay (Plan 144) at Windstream. Ac- tivity centers are deliberately zoned to one side of the dwelling, while bedrooms are located on the other side of the plan to provide the feature of privacy. Multiple window treatmeots define the two-story design of the Aragon Arbor (Plan 344). Wrap.around cor- ner, and .. dormer window (elevation C) treatments and skylights spill natural rays onto wall and floors of these attractive interiors. FIVE FURNISHED models dis- play the interior and exterior ap- pointments available to WindStream homebuyers. Take the Santa Ana Freeway to Culver Drive. Exit north on Culver to Irvine Boulevard. Turn right on Irvine to Yale Avenue and turn Jeft. Continue on Yale, past Hick's Canyon Road, to the sales in- formation center and model complex at the end of Yale A venue on the left. Andalusia se for opening 1be seeond increment ol bom• la t.be ftftlll oeilhborbood of Andalusia, the MIMioD VMJP Company's sinale-famlly detaebed luur1 ...... will be offered s.turday. 1 Thirty.seven ~met situated near Lake~· •ion Viejo will be sold at 10 a.m. ln an Im drawtne at the model complex, 22181 Fem•, : sion Viejo. .• lo five previous openings, an of the apactom homes have aold immediately. Prices curreaU, range from $227 ,000 to $377 ,000. ..... • • DESIGNED BY THE Newport Beac'h. arcbitecturaJ firm of Richardson, Na1y and Martin, Andalusia's five floorplana ran&e in •• from the 2,257-square-foot. three-bedroom, two- bath "Casa Blanca" to the 3,280-square-foot, tri- level, four-bed.room, 2 bath "Encantada" and con- tain numerous luxury amenities. Highlights include greenhouse kitchen win- dows in the "Puerta Vallarta" and "Vent.ana," a two-story glass atrium in the "Encanuada," a alty- lighted kitchen in the "La Casa Grande" and hand-carved eight-foot high entry doors in three plans. All Andalusia homes feature wood -bum.int, family room fireplaces, wet bars with wood inlay counter tops, stained glass sidelights and mirrored wardrobe doors in master suites, solid oat balustrades and air conditioning. ALL HOMEOWNERS automatically become members of the Andalusia Homeowners Association and the Lake Mission Viejo Associa- tion. Monthly fees are $29 and $9, respectively. First move-ins are expected in May of 1981. Andalusia models, open daily from 10 a.m: to 8 p.m ., can be reached by taking the Alicia Parkway ex it orr the San Diego Freeway east paat Marguerite Parkway and following the signs. Alternative tax subject of 01eet The pitfalls of the alternative minimum tax as it affects real estate investors and developers will be among the topics discussed at two year-end UlX· planning seminars presented by Kenneth Leven- thal & Co. ·'Taxpayers with a net loss in terms of real in- come who have realized a substantial capital gain' may pay more tax than they would have if they had shown a positive real income," according to Fred R. Shapiro, partner in charge of the tax de- partment in the Leventhal firm's Newport Beach office. Shapiro said that the alternative minimum tax law could, in effect. nullify the 60 percent capital gains deduction if a taxpayer reports a net lou from all other sources of income. The seminars will be presented at the Century elaza Hotel in Los Angeles Wednesday from 3:30 to 7 p.m .. and at the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa Ptursday from 4 to 8 p.m. Carnahan will specialize in high-rise and garden offi ce space as well as research and de- velopment facilities in the Newport Beach and Irvine areas. He is a 1979 honors graduate of UC at Santa Barbara. JOYCE A. ZIEMER has been named director of public relations of the Koll Company, general contractor and developer or business cen- ters on the West Coast . Course material will deal with development or the budg et , establishing assess- ments and user fees, cash flow analysis and planning, investme nt policies for reserves and techniques for assess- ment collection and auditing. Additional informa- tion is available through the CA I California So uthern Counties A Chapter. 1'(). Box 2~1 . president plans talk Leonard Shane, presi· dent of the California Savings a nd Loan League. the statewide trade association for the savings and loan in- d us try, will discuss credit markets and housing Monday in his speech to an Irvine Why Rent When You Can Own Ms. Ziemer joined the Koll Company a year ago as ad- ministrator of the division of- fice in Phoenix. She managed office operations and coordinat· ed public relations on a division level. ZllEMIElt Previously she was engaged for five years in business development with Peter A. Lendrum As- sociates, architects, engineers and planners. She was educated at Phoenix College. She is a member of the Public Relations Society of America and the Irvine Toastmistress Club. ROGER L. BELSHER has joined Stein·Brief Group as controller of the Irvine-based land development and building firm. In bis new position, Belaher will supervase the accounung department and prepare finan- cial reports for management and governmental regulatory agencies. A University of Arizona graduate with a B.S. in real •• " estate and accounting, Belsher • .. worked for two CPA firms for three years prior to jolninl Stein-Brief. Newport Beach . CA 92663. Investing talk l _J meeting of the Orange S afeUJcounty Chapter or the Building Industry As - talk set sociation of Southern California. Chairman of the board Lingo Real Estate's and chief executive of. investment department fl eer of Mercury Sav. will hold a semin ar ings and Loan Associa- Thursday at the Mar-tion, Shane directs the riott Hotel in Fashion activities of the Orange Island on "Group In-~ou.nty:based f~nancial vesting the Trend for 1 mslttut1on from its head- the so•s'." quarters in Huntington Gene Trowbridge will Beach. speak and give a slide Social hour will begin presentation on thjs new In the Airporter Inn~ trend for real estate in-Skyliner Room, located vesting. at 18700MacArtbur Blvd. The sem inar is in Irvine, at 6:00 p.m . scheduled to begin a t Dinner will follow at 7 7:30PM and will be held p.m. Anyone wishing to in the Brigantine Room. attend the meeting Reservations are sug-s hould contact the gested and ca'n be made c h a pt e r o ff i c e a t by calling Sue Nicholson 547-3042. The public is at 855-0233. welcome. IYo.payment SWING Immediate fUndlng on equity In hOme, untts, commerdal or land. COMMUNITY HOME LOAN, INC. 1l4/9SS-2602 A licensed broker . • ·+ at the Beach with Only 5°/o Down Let's face it. It's costing more and more to own a home these days. and with interest rates over 150/omany would be buyers are considered unquahOed by the lending institutions. Don't despair -at Villa Pac1f1caano Villa\l/arner the builder 1s financ- ing the loans. so It's easier to qualify and co·signers are wel- come. Over 1/3 of our sales to date have been co·s1gned by friends or parents. We think it's about lime the builder worked with the buyers. The good life 1s ready when you want it and is complete with resort amenities and lush land· scaping throughout~· Open Mon. -Thurs. 10·6 Saturday & Sunday 9 -5 .. See California Deportment of Real Estate Pvbhc Repon for 1nlorma11on concerning public and pn~ate ladhties and monthly cost to homeown~rs ® --- t 117/s%* -- Vil~tea 215 Wichita (714) 536-8821 \ILL\ ,I I 6600 W. Warner Ave. (714) 8484772 Huntington Beach • D&Yllll01 Nop Man behind maclao ~e teU. a.piring acton to go someplace acary JUPIT&R, fla. (,\P) He ill a..Mr than t.a.. B_.t, sr•y•r lhu ffool*, u4 • wbole kit ..... .... ... ...... 11 F --· but.., hallback and 1ood ol' bo1. Burt ReynoldJ at 44 ll ~ •••&Nd -aad olllcunMl la la~l•. tM ~ am them Uk• hoMy tuaw rue . Superstar, mUUonal,.., macho man, racQnteu.r, dude. He bu the trappln11 aynonymoua with auc- c"' -b41 tart, lavl1h hom•, real t1&a&.e 1eat· tered from Hawaii to Hollywood to Kobe Sound. He bu excellent credit w\th charter jet com· paniee and a Chri1tm11 card U.t that needs a computer. But HE COUNTS himself lucky to have five really close rriendJ. He frets that Ufe ill 10- ln1 by whJle he 's maldn1-plans; he's stlll unaure of bJs own tastes. His favorite get·up Is a shirt with rolled·up sleeves and faded jeans with ftayed cuffs. So what 1f he fancies them ti1ht? So does the teen· a1er at the com er station who pumps 1as into Reynolds' Cadillac. ... ,....~ .. WOlbd at Miu aa ..w. lllert M 11 .,....... to w.i ·:::;-*---·-"' . t ~f& ..._. Ulww MNID uUea live vlc 1 4e to tM fNltnua.I ud lu· tuNllf.U.eemmoamu. ff• Al_.,... at~ pubUc•a tnlaUable •I>' petite lw the 1..U.t detaU. of bll private Utt. lllT ml POPl1LAa 1ucc:e11 with the m .... el moYtepn bu bMD overwhelm1n1, and bl l&JI ll bl bad lt to do all over a1aln, he wouldn't dolt mueb dlff*NDUY. ''I OaJIM ... , at • u ... -wlMD IUJI •• ,. r .. aay prttty, aad f I bada't a..'° huntr)', '°' determlnad, I would b•v• plaY*S tlM btavy ln fUQH lw &be ,..t of my llfe," NY• the Mio who. alwaya ..... tM 1trl. • "I think my career ll one of th• mott tell· made ln tM lndutl')'. I made It •l•lnlt all the odda." He ll proud that audiencet Identify with him, a.qd awean that "even when I 'm 80, l won't be reverently referred to H 'Mr .. Writer's golden touch First screenplay to star Hepburn, Fonda MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -Young playwri1ht Ernest Thompson radiates self-assurance these days. His first full·length play, "On Golden Pond,'' has been filmed as a major motion pie· lure. It co-stars Katharine Hepburn, who next fall will star on Broadway ih his next play. "West Side Waltz.·· about three women whose struggle with loneliness is filled with humor, music and courage. A FORM ER ACTOR, Thompson, 30. con· siders himself very lucky to enjoy the success of "On Golden Pond," which was on Broadway two seasons ago, got excellent rewews and the Drama Guild's best play award. He admits that for a young writer, it's "somethjng that doesn't happen every day ... The play was produced in about 45 U.S. cities this season, with another 25 productions staged abroad Thompson wrote the screenplay fc>r the film version, which in addition to Miss HepbUJ'!l. stars Henry Fonda a nd his equally famous daughter, Jane. He expects the movie to be "fantastic, prob· ably a classic." It's the first time Fonda and Miss Hepburn have co·starred together. THEY PLI\ Y A COUPLE who've spent 48 summers at the same Maine lake. The husband, a retired teacher approaching 80, is sardonical· ly aware of the certainty of death. His wife is cheery. busy and buoyant Their daughter, a divorcee, blames her busted marriage on her parents. It may sound gram, but 1t blends a good deal of humor with sens1t1ve insight into the feelings of both elderly and younger folks. "I Ilk<' m ) type of plays," says the ·Vermont·born Thompson "My characters generally l1kabl~. r ecognizable folks who audiences can take to their hearts. It's fun to play that kind of part." ALTHOUGH llE ISN'T married, he's in- trigued with lon~·lasting relationships such as the one in his play For the past six years, he's li ved wtth actress Patty McCormack and her two children. While the "Pond" couple are elderly and wed, he says their relationship isn't terribly dif· fere nt from the one he shares with Miss McCormack : "We, too, have our own patterns, our eccentricities ." I-le says he 's a part of all his characters. For the old man in "On Colden Pond,'' he also drew a bit from his own father, a retired pro· fessor who had a lake home in Maine. Although he started in show business as an actor , Thompson a lways fancied himself a writer, even before he was one. As a schoolboy he looked on book reports not as something to dread but as an opportunity for creative writ- ing. "DIGGING INTO MY head and creating is what I enjoyed most." he says. He gets jokingly ------ critical, though, In menllonin1 some of hla earliest work. Such as a novel of his he recently discovered. He wrote it at age 12 and, "it sounded like it had been written by a 9-year-old." While acting In a TV movie, "Going Home Again,'' to pay the rent, he wrote "On Golden Pond" simply as a writing exercise. It proved one of the most lucrative exercises he's ever done. "111ERE WAS NO Intention of It becoming the monster It seems to have become," be says. "I'll have money coming In for a long time." Equally rewarding, he says, is that the play is being performed: "The time come.s when a playwright says goodbye to his play and sendJ it off. You don't write plays to have them not done." NOW PLAYING .............. tlUI IUU ,....... •UllllUPUU C•IU Wiil 8ru ~19 S339 M1U IOll V..,o 49~ 6710 ....... ~Willi Col" ...... ,,. 4141 Wtslmtntlof 19• l9J~ 'llClflC'I c.l-••",. •n·• °'""9' 634 1)~j Wtl f"""it•• 111 .. 19•·3693 __ ,_, .. _, __ _ 8th SMASH WEEK .......... P'lAU Bru ~?9·5339 lOWUOI' lllWf'OllT lOWHDI' MllSIOtl w .... poll &eacn 64'·0760 fllJO MALL COWA"DS' Mission V1e10 Cl .. lOCHlll O•dn9e 63• 2~~~ CllllMA WHT 49~ 6220 w111m1ns1e• 891 J9l~ MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE nw o11ree-al .. ,..,,.. • ro --·-.. ~"' ...... -,,.,_~ ..... .- ~ AlL AGES -"-TTf.O l.!::!J a.n.eJ AtA~ ALL 0 Ill NllO Ill 'M.M9 MClfVI ™' HAI. Of ™I MOTtOH l"IC ft,111( C<lOI 01' NV 111£01.!LATION "IDOLMAKEA" 11111 "PHANTOM OF PARADISE" c=-::> "*1:--X SP~C'r ODYSSEY" !NI "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS' I "PRIVATE BENJAMIN" 11111 I ''THE ELEPHANT MAN'' lf'OI "THI! EMPIRE ,,., STRIKES BACK" -MOl"Mlll- 'l'HIS SPt;t:I \I. HOl.ID,\W Det;•..E t"t:.\'l"t:llt! 'f8Cit.TllUI .... 'fHt! •·111s·r ·rnu; ,.,. '~ t;-.\118N t:l~t:W.\ ~t:.\a lot:. "AWAKENINll'" .....,.. ..... "A .. el _......,, ........ U" ~ ' ; "IMOKaY•11te UNDIT, PART II" "1M1"" "ICJNCa OP TMI IOUTW ·a11Ra----,...,,..,.. ... Reynoldl. • Tbe folb oo lbe atnet will sUU be -yeWai 'Hlya, Burt.'" IN TllB LA8T DSCADE, tbla ton of a small town polic. chief wbo ll'•W up on the ed1e of the Everlladll bu ridden a bluint rocket t.o ln· ternational lame. Alont the way he bu been tranafonned by salaried m1Dion1 lnt.o a con· 1lomerate with a loP9lded p'in. Today he atandl, 1U1btly bow-le11ed. at the top of a commercial empire that employa up- w ardl of JOO people. "I •till feel llke a 1uy who can Juat barely make hla car payments," HYI Reynolda. ''I have a bualD"• man .. er who never lets me off the hook. I work alHhe Ume. I don't have any real expensive bobbl•. I 1tlll ION aleep .......... RELATIONSHIPS INTRIGUE PLAYWRIGHT .Erneat Thomp90n wtth Patrtcl• McCorm•ck GOt.Dll .. "~"'B -Pllll'ATF. Bf.N.IAMIN - 0 l!J -= worrylnc about money. I don't tldM l'U ever feel flnanclally HC'lt'e." That isn't the lm•a• tallda1. lt'a th• man. And there la a lot more d11111119 aad depth behind the mustache and m-Nll!.r This chlldl.a bachelor ill foe his drive these days on a.A" .......... . ·whom he only half-Joldn1ly r ro1ate children." Lut September Reynold• 1ave Florida State University M00,000 to endow a chair at h1I old alma mater'• School of Theater. The state matched hil money with '400,000 to create a Sl milUonuwt. Rl8 F8lJ GlliT 18 the late.t move ln a plan conceived by Reynold• to help uplrin1 beain· ner1 1et a foot up on the ladder of theatrical 1ucceaa "because it 1tve1 me joy and ll 1ive1 them aomethi.n1 I didn't have." Two years aao he alao created the Burt Reynolds Foundation for Theater Trainln1. It hu ao rar accepted 30 apprenticea, ln two one-year cluae1, who 1•t o1ne hours or colle1e credlt from FSU for workln1 and studying al the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theater here In Jupiter. The S2·milllon complex opened In early 1979 and ls the main tourist draw In thls booming coutal resort that was just a sleepy little beach town on Highway AlA when "Buddy" Reynolds was growing up In the area. FOR THE STAR·8TRVCK students, most In their early 208, the opportunity to learn and make professional contacts Is invaluable. Burt's "kids," 811 everybody at the theater calls them, audition for the apprenticeships and are selected by a panel that includes Reynolds, Dr. Ri chard Fallon, dean of FSU's School of Theater, and Watson Duncan, tbe Palm Beach Junior College professor who first encour'aged Reynolds in his actin~ career. Once accepted. Reynolds pays them out of his own pocket, either $80 a week if they are un- dergraduates. or $105 a week if they are graduate students The app r e nt ices spend their y e ar working both m the spotlight and behind the <Stt REYNOLDS, Page Bt> "HARL! "' >il ''' :/'/ .,, "'A:-O,A>t Y'~K Tl I[ ,\\\~l-.(N IM. ~ 0 (!) "FADE TO BLACK" ~US(R) "THE BOOGEY MAN" _.., ...--"LOOK DOWN ANQDIE" OOO·OAH1 ft.I~~·' ~,·. ~ ~··-"·-Im MATINH TODAY . ,, . i ~ . i . • 81DONALDI . .-oN ............ Amertu ••1 ba.. trouble produc1Jt1 operalk t.eeon but If eua .. P'odor •• tnal)' rep ........ llve. •• un produce oulllandint .......... His commend of some of tbt moat &aelaaltalb' dltncuh pitcff In the violin re· pertotn waa amply proved laat Sunday at Ptunner AudJtorium ln Fullerton durina the Mt'Oed ccmeert of the Paclfk Symphony aeaaon. He WM tbe cuest artJrt for two scheduled work• ud TWO eacor•. ftlZ woa& THAT cornmanded the moat expectation wu Paganini'• "Violin Concerto No. 2 In 8 Minor." It waa Paganini (l'1M-1MO) mor-: \ban any otbel' who took music out of tbe churches and small salons by playing for aum-ce. in lar1e concert balls. Some a uthorities say Pa1anini was the ll'eatett atring-virtuoso who ever Lived. He became a legendary figure of demoniac power in muaic with a vast influence on com~rs as well u his adoring public. His work shows that be exploited the violin to its utmost technical limit.a. FODO• SHOWED HIS teehnical mastery in the '.'8 Minor Concerto" as well as three other works: The "Havanaise" a short work by Saint· Saens and two encores : The "P_raeludium" to one of Bach's sonatas and another Paganini showpiece-his "Moses Fantasy" (for .the fourth violin string alone). Fodor's tone is sweet but not cloying. The harmonics or high notes that he played in the Paganini pieces were exquisitely brilliant and mellow Wllike the screechy SOWlds of lesser players. No wonder that he won the coveted Tschaikovsky competition in 1974 and is a guest on the "Tonight" show and with the world's great orchestras. Touch of Classical HE ELEGANTLY BROUGUT out the beau- ty of the "Havanaise" a nd the wide ranging dynamics of the ''B Minor Concerto." Keith Clark continues to show his versatility and excellence as the symphony's conductor and musical director. In addition to his subtle orchestral support of Fodor. he starred in the two works for orchestra alone: Samuel Barber's overature to the "School for _Scandal" and the Symphony No. 2 by Rachmaninoff. The Barber overture was inspired by the Sheridan play which incidentally was a particular favorite or George Washington. Clark gave us a Uvely. forceful and humorous reading which had the effect on this reviewer or conjur· ing up various scenes from the play. THE RACHMANINOFF IS one of the last products of the romantic school, a popular work with audienc'es because of its lush melodies. Not so with the modem mus icians. Virgil Thomson calls it "mud and s ugar" Controversy aside. the symphony showed how much the violin section of the Pacific Sym- phony has improved. buttressed. of course. by its two outstanding players: John Sambucco. the concertmaster, and Hans Wippler, a veteran of tnany concerts both here and abroad. The orchestra's outstanding in the second movement scherzo and the third movement adagio. Having heard a small university orchestra the evening before. this writer could appreciate the maturity and precision of the Pacific Sym· phony as it delivered the s wee tness of Rachmaninoff without the thic kness. * • • THERE ARE TWO other concerts that must be briefly mentioned for the outstanding moments they contained. The fi rst was at Chap· man where another virtuoso string performance occurred. Thomas Hall, chairman or the department of music provided us with a rare treat : "Harold in Italy," by Hedor Berlioz. one of the few masterpieces for viola and orchestra. It was an extraordinary performance by this principal violist of the Carmel Bach Festival. THE FOUR MOVEMENTSofthis symphony arc set in various settings in which the wanderer ~arold has hls adventures. Hall brought to his playing beautiful delicacy. rich dark tones. and the vital dynamic contrasts that made this unique music event memorable. · His former student. and a distinguished violist in her own right, Carolyn Waters, graded bis performance~-plus. It is sad that more - syatphonJc or concertd worb have not been written fw th1a bitter-tweet instrument • John Kolbak directed a viaoroua and pre- ci.le rudlq of Beethoven'• Symphony No. 2 1howin1 his ablllty lo rebuild. College or- cbe•tru are like football teams. If you have a lot of aenion, you mu.st rebuild when they 1raduate. Thia has been a problem at <;bapman this year. but the marvelous playing of the Beethoven and the earlie r "Concerto for Orcheatta" by P. Mennin shows that Chapman is having more luck than use. *** ANorHEB O•CHESTU nlAT Is rebuild· ing is UC Irvine. Last weekend conductor William Fitzpatrick led them in four works. In terms of orchestral playing, Fitzt>atrlck achieved his best result.a with his reading ear Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring". It was an obviously well rehearsed, precise crisp performance that provided solo opportunities for all the orchestra's principal players. THE SIX OB SO brass players 9iere outstand· ing for the golden clarity of their tones. The sort husboftheending was superb. · Lucerne DaSa making her orchestral debut in Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No. 2" gave a poised, elegant almost Mozartean performance. Her playing was clear. her tones were clean, and her phrasing showed real musical maturity for one so young. An auspicious beginning. On Ste99 Set .• Tenor JIM MARSHALL DAVID COPPEH At the K eyboard NOW PLAYING IWlll lllU l'Ull uwues· c•MA CUITU iiSiM 5-• SIOll B•ea ~29·5339 Cos11 Meu 979·4141 ~MtLj A•Olllt UA CITIU EDWlllU' a&MllUCll llllCot.11 DAIJf..fll Otingt 634·3911 ll Toro 581·~ Butn.i P•r~ 821 4070 ORAll8I OlllH·lll Orange ~58·7022 • A KOCH I KIRllWOOO PllOOUCT100 'THC IOOlftW',[R" ~RAY~ rovAH mDSHUH PrnR CiALJ.AGH(R PNJl LANO -"'E IJYIAAD DI l~ZO _,,.,, l .... ""ffi BNlllV a-.,, ...... """ ADAM tafND(R Ast ,,_.,,GEK l'.IRKWOOO..., f()WARO W KOOUl . Drlaolll>I' TAYUlR tW:!'iORD 1E()olj~· CX]lcxur.,..,I" .. t., ..... \PG\ -c .:.~~':"'-'"'-United Arusts -----NOW SHOWING • ctm 111m llAllCl [dw11ds C1n,ma St~1um Ort~e In •llMC( C1~domt Cll'l6lA 2SSl ~·6 3102 63'1 78'0 • 3Sm"' cxxe; • WISlllllMST!R Cine-na W~I g91 Jm AP~ FLORIDA DINNER THEATER REHEA .. SAL Burt Reynolds co•ch•• calt of 'hi• kid•' ..'ll>l' ·' • A ' ~-lDWAIUIS' llUSlOl lDWAllDS saoOUHCJ. s UDIUM lltUn-1• ~ntol ~-.~ ~4" /U• I ' '-<I• &• 'lr•llQ' 6 1< ~ I lOWAJIOS' llUtlllHTOll (OW&llDS WOOOllUOOI AMC OllAllCl MAU H..1M1"Qlon 8tXf'-8A8 038a 11· 1 ~· -;t t10 '6UU M;CIPlll IOll l •OS IKM:tlOl•I ''A POWERHOUSE OF A FILM ••• M ira KurosaWil is a ~4'dlng candidate for the great~! IMng nrm director.'' _,,..,. •• .,., N~FJ( ~NE EXCLUSIVE ORANGE C 0 U NT Y ENGAGEMENT edwards NEWPORT " 1*-.UCOAST HWY •• MACAaTHutl 1 lfllWPOJl'I' O omrna 644-0760,, '"""9, P'ft, a.t, IUft-AI ..... 12.00 Sttowttme•: 10:30 • 1 :00 • 3:30 KEZY MIDNIGHT MOVl~S ~, .......... , "ROD STEWARD & FACES" ptue "Oueel •t the Quec:UdMo" 1 • c ..... ) curtain, and au.cl almoet · tally dalMI la a bll. airy room aa tbe lffCmd floor. 01\eo lbeir teachers are eal4rt•'•••t headl&Den who ea .. r\y vohmteer '°won wtda the youngsters. Reynolds rues In u b.la beetle schedule permlta. •'These kids bave been tbe only tbJ.DC lD~ 1 life that I've inves~ ln that hu st•ea me , twice as much u I save," he aaya quietly dur· , Ing a morning class break. "Every December • when I have to let them co. it's real bal"d." 1 After one particularly ~Una acene tlaat I left. everyone in the reheanal ball lD tean n · , cept the man who e11ed he acton on, Re,_.. stopped the play and aat down on the couch to com· .. Corthiashakenstude11ts. I ... "Thia ia the business you're 1oln1 to be ID," t . he said softly amidst loud sniffUnJ. "You're not I going to be plumbers deallng with pipe, you're t going to be actors dealing with people. "YOU WERE NAKED before us -la It I worth it?" he said, his voice louder m the 1 spreading silence. • "Of course it's worth it. I like seeine where , you are now. The next time wQn't be nearly u , painful and it won't last nearly as lona. You . have made a path here. You can say to younelf, · 'I got there once. so I can go back there again.• • "I don't want anybody leaving here a puab button actor. I want you to go someplace you've never been before. G<r someplace that's dart and scary. You can't have high highs without low lows. YoJJ just get middle middles." "THE IDOl.MAKEA" (PG) ..., ... -~=~•) W·IAT1:•,1:41,l-•TUel'19,"11 \._ 2 )! ... ~!!! 994·240() . "RODINARY PEOPLE" (Al l W·IAT 1:11, t:U •'Nil 1• •• , ... ,t:je "THE EMPIRE .,t:::!-STRIKES BACK" (PG) Jl)IS31•9'IO •·1our Mo l'•u••" "70,..,. Oe U :I0, 1:00, l:ao, 1:11, 10:41 __ ... ,ecuttv "PRIVATE BENJAMIN" (A) .. C.-wlewood ''"· ,,.,., •• l :00, 10:11 Jl)IS31·fll0 '•L Ot11J 1:00. a:tt, '1'9, IO:• ......... ii ae1. 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Spacious open Ii ving rooms. formal dining room and a billiar d room. Beautiful greenbelt location close to c ommun it y pool. Owner wi ll consider an AITD. $247.500. 525CAHCHA SUNDAY 1-5 BACK BAY VIEW Front row unit next to pool. 3 Bedroom, 21h Bath .. R'' plan. Large country style kit chen. Huge master bedroom sui te. Two de cks. $249,500. 2tl2PHLA SUNDAY 1-5 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 OPEN THE DOOR TOA CAREER WITH UHGO REAL EST A TE .... ~ .... of ........ •Itel •d nwerdl•9 of ell Mnlu IRdl tu lu. It c• ,. e.W. YM wttll ,._ apport.lty to ....t .... won wttli ,..,.. wt.o -.. •arl•d back9ro••d1 ••d llfHtylH. It ellows yo. to ........... .......... fl•..c:lol ......... rNC ...... It ... IWd we.. •t•u: • ..._ ...e hard work ore r•word•d. Or ... C...ty It NCl .. l9tl ........... c...., ... ., ..... -•Jrdtl:lcJ ................. . M•w,.... C:...tw a.,_. .. . .... 1..cw ..... ,, .... .... lt••h••• 9rowte. ••d •... .. . ... 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U~l()U~ ti()M~~ REALTORS, 675·6000 2443 EHt CoH t H19hwe11. Co ro n• del Mu WE HAVE 39 OF T HE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN. INVESTORS 7°/oDOWN CORO NA DE L M AR DUPL EX. owner wants income. Will finan ce the balance. Each u nit 2 Bdrms. $269,000. Bkr 673"85SoO INVESTORS 7°/oDOWN CO RONA D EL M AR DUPLEX. owner wants income . Wall finan ce Lhe bala n ce. Each un it 2 Bdr m s, $269,000. Bkr 673.ssso VIEW-VIEW-VIEW -ONLY $299,000. EHcllff•• hOtM wttt. 9ood •l•w. Co•rtyord Htry, ............. l'OOM & .... f.mty roo& Me-w c_,.tilMJ & wood,... floors. ftri•• bffc!Ms. Fft a.d. Sltows •oMOdel. -VIEW HOME -200/o DOWN. OWUMr wt1 cony 1st TD. 0.. of Coro•• d•I Mor'• •••t dfttf'"Jlllllted 1HMM1. Located .. ............ Cl _.., wftll ,..... Uh, airy 4 ..... l Mtll "-· z An,1 • .., ...... .._.,...& ..,......, ,....., rft'fect for ~ & eata t• I • Mewty offerH .. SH7.000 . -C.d.M. •OADMOOI + .WW. Prl•• f.ocotlo• ••••• th• IN I f IF hw 0 rMI wtu.er, ... lo ,,.tfftit Cl Ult1 ,... -' ...... .... sat.led -~ ..... ............ J ....... .... .... ,...,, ..... ...., ... ...,. Leh .. weed .................. .. c..,_ OHw..t .. Sftl,000. -ILUffS LIASI. l•wtlM J IM•• 1-. 2'12 ..... c .... T..._ ..................... ,... .. . ~ ........................ ... loorlat fl l•••ly ••rte.toH ._,. ... orrw9d .. SI 100,.... ........ -L1A11 lt4 CDM. J 11•11-. J ~ ................ ........ CloH •• ··i''·· a , .... . ...... ft ....... ,, ..... . I l!IE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 55 YEARS Of SERVICE 14MOUO IAY SPYfk.ASS OPIM SUH 1-5 Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken L1 vmg Room With F1repla1;e & Beamed Vaulted Ceilings Large Family Room Wit h Fireplace. Full Length Hearth & Wet Bar. Central Vacuum System & Huice Bonus Room With Bath Seller Will Carry Large Second Trust Deed. Pool Sized Lot. Asking S56:;.soo A "Joy Of Newport'" L1stmg. 314 AVIMIDA CUMUI ILUffS OHM SUH 1-5 Blurfs Bes t ' Fresh & Sparkling. Newly Dl'corated Three Bed room End Unit. Sunnv & Spacious L1vin1t Room With Wet Bar & Fi rcpl11ce Prime Loca t ion On L arge Greenbelt With Private Wrap.Around Patio. l.easl' Opllon Possible S210.000. 25 lllDGEWOOD WOOOlllDGE OPEN SUM 1·5 l'rt me l.akl'front Loc ution Exclu:.1ve Woodbradl!l' Cro:.s1n~ l.:pgraded Detached Condo. Surrounded By Water . Grass Area .ti Tree:. Thret' Bedrooms & Fam ily Room. F:nclow d Patao & Deck With View Beach & Clubho~t· Pool Tennis & Rike Trails A Ple<1-.un• To Sho\l S290 000 22 AllOLES llAHCHO SAM JOAQUfM OftlH SUH 1-5 Lo\l'ly t-:nd l'nit Two-Level Townhouse On Gulf C'ourl>.. Two Bedroom!\. 21, Baths. Step Do" n Com l'rs al ion Area With Wet Bar Bt>uu11ful Ne" Camel Color Carpet. Parquet Kitchen Floor & Entry Only Sl9S.OOO. 1742 IONAlll WAY IAYCllST OPEN SUM 1-5 F1 n• Bc•droom Three Rath Home Un Quiel Cul·dc·Sat· In Nt!wpurt Bcarh Two Brack Fireplaces. H\' Park1n,1?. Patios & Sun Deck. B rand New Curpc•t s Be Settled For Chn:-.tma' Spenal l'rl<'l'' Reduced To S21 0.0IXJ 'llME IA YNONT Fortv Foot Fronta,l?e. P ier & Dock In Exc l.us1vt• Sl•c uraty Guarded Bayshores Cc1mmunaty Lovely Two·Room Master Suite with Fareplar c Plus Four Bedrooms & Bonus Hoom & Den Step Down L1van1t Room With Ten Foot Ce1hn,1?s Spacious D1nm,1? Area With Wei Bar Truly Gor1teous View Q! blands & Channels And An Extra Lar1te Fro nt Patao & Deck Owner Wants This Home ~Id lmmedaatl'h MEW IA YNOMT LISTIMG Gorgeous Modern Home With A Deh.1?htfullv 01st1ncl1 ve Old World Inte rior . With Jmportrd f'urnashinjl!I Handsome Wooden Mantels. llu,11e "Carved Wood" Bar $11 Man~ S p cr 111t Amen1t1es Automatic S;J rtnklcri;. Atr C:11nd1t1o n in11 . Security Syst em Pruft!~stonally Decorated & P rofessionally Lands ca ped Dock F'or F1fty .f'oot 8 011 t. Privat e Bea c h . By Ap pointment Only Sl.600.000. ® ·--...... ., .... H H A R T S I I I I I 2 S L I P H 0 I 1 I I 1 • I F U H G E L I I' I I I 759-9100 #JC_,.... ........ H..,.tC ...... "" .. .. URMR U M I i--.1,;...;.;.I.;..;' -rl ~, ~:--rl -t Tht type of nelght>ot-L-.&.. --1.-L-. __.., _ _.. __ hood I grew up tn, It took D O T R A I . One to 099rat• the mower I two men to mow th• llWn. ~:1:•:1=:1 ==I ==I = and one to --. .._ ...... ~~MT'M--tr· ;;~-1:? = "-~.._-__..__. __ .... "::':--~~ --.. . . Cll .. IM4111i11 II• f I • t r I I ' . .. . • I - T ra"*'9d ow.,.,-'""'_, on b••t Take advantage Set -*"" a cnanolnQ bllckdrop of oreen and golden 1lofJ", lono thldoWt and twln1<1lno l19ht1. thlt ma1 .. 11c 5 bedroom ~ offerl a spacious Wed fo)'9f ~ by large living room and dining room. The ruddy glow of blazing logs from 2 fireplaces provides a feeling of snuo cheerfulness. You are guaranteed to love it al 1279,000 Terms custom tailored to ycur needs. For private showing call today! (7t4) 7~1501 DELIGHTFUL WALLED . GAllEN Creates a welcom ing entry court . Thia spacious 4 bedroom home features a country kitchen. planned for efficiency with ffench doors leading to a garden patio. This timeless beauty o ffers a rela11ed hfestyle and true value at s 136.950 For apoo1ntment to view call today! 17 1"1 759-1501 $495 PER MONTH Best value m Costa Mesa with these payments This 1s a 5 bedroom poor home with ftahan Ille. new carpet. and plumbed for solar heat We re only as1<1ng Sl 19.900 for tn1s beauty Call al 714} 545-9491 " FIXER.UPPER!!! Bring your paint brush al'ld broom and save uu on this 2 bedroom cottage '" prime Costa Mesa location R·2 zoning creates develooment potent i a l f or furt h er Investment! A bargain et S95.000 Call for lurll1er details. (7141 759-1501 * OCEAN FRONT * The good ttungs of fife at their best! Tnis serenely beautiful 3 bedroom home strikes a balance With nature Imagine snuggling by a crackling fire, white listening to the roar of the waves break,1nQ. or Jong walks down un1n1e1up1ed e11panses o f beach This prestige residence 1s offered at S790,000. Call for a private showing.(71 4) 759-1501 * BACKCOUNTRY VIEW * Featunng footn111s lllat roll 10 the honzon assuring a rural atmosphere and tranQutl contentmenl The extenor ol this ftne TURTLE.ROCK home reflects symphony of brick wood and soaring panes of glass Olfered al S248.000 with exceptional financing Call today' 1714) 759-1501 ·~.- $883 PER MONTH Are certlinly terrific monthly paymenrs tor this 4 bedroom home with a bonus room. Approximately 597. 750 tn takeover roans. and priced to sell at only sna.5oo Call tOday• 1714} 545-9491. TAKEOVER $121,000 IN LOANS! . Keep lhe mo:ithly payments 1n line with this big beaullful Mesa Verde h o me 4 mammoth bedrooms, family room and living room with f11eplaces and a gourmet kitchen Priced at o nly S2 I 5 000. (7141545.949 1 TAKEOVER PAYMENTS OF $582 lmpre~s1vety tow monthly payrnentb 101 this spacious to wnhome pnced to sell. Arnen111es 1nclucJe a wer bar. tas1etu1 1nlenor decorations ar1i:t <t secluded bnck palto for reiaxmg aher work Act now lor only Sl15 000 71 4 ) 545-9491 Exlraorelinary fmancmg ready fo r you Let s keep tnose monthly Payments L OW Takeover financing a11d owner will consider carrying oaper! Grear loca11on w11 n 1600 SQuare teer ot l1v1ng ~pace At s 115 000 all terms call now al 71 4 545-9491 ,. $158,500 IN NEWPORT! Wonderful family home built w ith privacy \n m ind Redecorated kitchen with many upgrades ldded. There is also EXCEPTIONAL financing available. The owne< will assist rn carrying paper. or pay -points tor a new loan! Oon I let this ooportunlty pass you by c all for fur ther informat10n 7141 ~45-9"91 OLD FASHIONED An abundance of Places to be alone! A unique comb1nat1on ol location design and value Tfiis elegant and spacious family hOme features a work of a craftsman througnout and 1s perfect tor the large family with an active lifestyle If you want maximum ffvab1l1 ty at minimum cost call lor private showing Compare value al 5249.500 (714) 75g..1501 COMMERCIAL· BROKERAGE DIVISION Stalled by e11penenced and well trained prolesstonals we offer the complete specrrum of 1nvestmen1 properllPr. lrom aparrment com11 1e> t:b tn commercial and naus 111al propen1es 1nc.ludir19 bus1ne'.',S acQu1s1t1ons and mergers • 112 GARDEN UllTS . PRIME OUNCE C""TY All 2 bedfOOf'nt with fireplace. 2 p ools and clubhouse. S3, 750.000. 30% down. owner will consider AITO Ask for Mr Wing. 111•) 533-6000 or (213) ssg..7383 SPENDABLE & SHRTEI EXCLUSIVE 1100 so. n. SHOPPING Cnf TER On 60 year ground lease. prime North Orange County toca1 1on Full price !. l 600.000 Call Mr Pfe1fler or Mr Crane 1714) 533-6600 or 2131 58~7362. HEMET 20 plus acres with ~ map approved for a 131 •OI mobile nome subd1v1s1on All u1tht1es, Reaoy ro e1eve1op S7 75.000 !-5 916 per IOI, ASK I.Jr Mr Elton Barnell 1714) 776-9350 , or 2131 589-7362 ------------OVER 200,000 HOMES SOLD!-----• OCUHNOMT wrLL T RADE corner deluxe duplex 3 bdrm. 3 bath up 2 Bdrm, 2 bath down. Always renled ! Will do 1031 exchange $895 000! . IRVINE PARK PLACE. choice comer NEW 2 story 4 b drm , 3 bath PONDEROSA home Dining room. bon u s room with wet bar. Cami ly room · fireplace Loads or brick work SELLER WILL HELP Flll/ANC E ! $299•500 ' lolboo lay rrop. ·~ •675-7060• IAYNOHT Ir OCEAMNONT Vacant lots. Peninsula PoU\l. 675-91 ll. Russ. $111,• BAii IAY JIDRMON LARGE LOT Hwdwood"°°" FUU.a Ill.ALTY 146-0114 VllW-VllW LocaUon oUera view, privacy, sec I us Ion & parldna. Terms offer llalblllly ll seller'• help. So act!! These lwo view homll are a 1ood buy at ... .,COMDO Newport Creal z bdrm end un.lt. ClOM ao tennls •pool. Aasumable lou llWWcoulder ???? Now ~1l000' aAURY STAUFFER SEA H'i.P4dlt1-TY SO. COAST COMOO We ~ 7,' OAly 4 left. Super abarp..J . wallr to •Vel'l'U.lna. aom• wlth low tne.tet ... umtble k>all. Offered at '",aoo udup.540-- COSTA MESA 2790 HARBOR BLVD. (714) 545-9491 * * * * * * .H~ritage Collection IHVESTOllS DBJGHT Maximum leverage with SS.000 down , 2 Bdrm condo. Owner will carr y ba lance with agreeable terms and payment. Gross income $5400. Asking $76,900. Call 540-1151 for more details. .. SPACIOUS .. IS THI WOO Lovely 5 Bdrm 3 bath. 2 story home. featuring: formal dining room a nd family room . 3 patios. separa t e greenhouse, new paint in and out. Offe red at $229,000. Call 540-1151 '41WPOIT .... HTS CHAI.MB This remodeled home features added master bdrm and family' room. 3 fireplaces. hardwood floors. new copper plumbing, new roof. RV access and much. much more. Owner will help with the financing. Offered al $189,900. Call 540· 1151 ERITAGE __..-unt & Associates REAL ESTATE UFI AT THE TOP We are privileged to present an important new view property located at the very top of Corona del Mar. Designed for the most d iscrimin ate w /e'legance and livability in mind. Five Bdrms + maid's-over 5000 sq rt in all. Offered in Fee at Y2 1.2 mUUon. Inquiries to Jeri Hunt. I PMHSULA IA YROMT Dramatic 3·stry residence, 6 Br 7 Ba, entire 3rd nr. matl' suite w/fplc and ~uous greenhouse spa. Lrg pier & slip. Unparallelled vus of coastline. $1,875,000. Fee. Appt. Polly Johnston Jl4J W.ll•ffDrt .. ,11Mt J N .... ,. ..... 17141611·76'0 NEWPORT BEACH 2043 WESTCLIFF DRIVE (71 4) 646-7711 ----1 ,--------------------------~ Colesworthy&Co. OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Of'EH HOUSE SAT/SUH 1-4 810 L OCEAMRlOMT :~ & 2 Uorm:-. <'ompletely furnished. Bwlt·tns . 4 + car garage. Offer down pa~ menl <ind take over $426.000 loan a t only 12a 1r,, for 30 veari-. $695.000 THE BEST :l ttdrm ~ '! room. 2 Bath Peninsula home on a big R·2 buildable lot just 100· to hcal'h All new carpeting. drapes thruout. Really different! Only $2:l9.SOO wi th lt•rms 3 & 3 DUPLEX i;a<.'h unit has 2 bath s and it's only 1 blork to the beach Op en heam·firepla ct' rorner lot-good uH·omt~. Plus terms. $249.500. Try 15'; down JACOBS REALTY 675·6670 2 9 19 M~wport BIYd. cont~ 30th Eo1hJ• hCNty I 01/4 AsSUM. Loon ' 3 bedroom 2 bath totally and the seller will carry u" g r 11 d e d h o m e . some on this garden 2 Amenities Include new Bdrm condo. Walk lo carpet, paint. kitchen everyhlhing, blocks to and much more. Only So. Coast Plaza and of · Sl 16,500. Call 556-2660. fered at only S85,500 C: SELECT 540-l666 :PROP_E~TIE~. ~ Trade your old stuff ror new goodies wltb a -.--------Classified ad. 642·5678 Want Ad Resulu "2·5678 FINAL CLOSE OUT SALE! Only 15 Units leminilt ROCll.EliE GAIDDIS CMOS 3012 Pmnma lead. Rlvlrside 39 minutes from Johi Woyn~-(0.C) llirport . I mile from Gvic Center & Mo<;1'dio Shopping Center, Riv8"side City College, close to rhe University of Colif0tnio ot Riverside. 100/o DOWN SPACIOUS 1·2·3 hdrMMt Individual enc losed patios, Allf amenities. $39,. ti $59,958 Financing Avallable t71 4t '84-1111 C714161J..Jl71 Bfol<er participation 0,-11 .... .,.., 2545 EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 640-0020 .EASTBLUFF POOL HOME Spacious' 1 bdrm + war m family room. Perfect for the active family. Schools . shopping & park near by. Quick poss<>ssion available. $230.000. OPEN HOUSE SUN I ·5 Bluffs singl<' le vel 3 bdrm . 2 baths. wide gr~t>nbelt . nice patio. $159.500 1951 San Bruno w .... ., ......... best UltlMp of tlw b..t ,nc..! OUTST AHDIMG 6 UHITS One block to Orean Blvd. Prime Cd M hx·ation Private patio. quiet t•ul-ck-sa<:. O"ner will carry CHARMING CDM Soulh uf PCH. 2 homes on 50 lot. See Lorraine Basche. Open Saturday 1·5 at 604 Avocado or call 1141613-moo. HARIOlt VIEW-OWHM CAUY Choice view• properly in Corona del Mar. Exciti n ~ courtyard entry. jacuzzi. Fee land. See Lorrame Basche. Open Sunday 1·5 at 2501 Harbor View Dr or call 714/613·1600. WM. I. l>OUO • CO .. tMC. ZIH E. C .... Hwy .. St. 207 c .............. CAtZU I 180 UNITS BACK BAY Prime location ideal Cor conversion. 2 Bdrm and 1 bdrm units with ex tensive recreation facilities. $11.700,000. Will consider exchange. TIMES ARE TOUGH It's becoming more difficult to find a good deal in real estate but we did! A super clean prope rty with two 2 Bdrm units. ~ mother·in·law quarters, near new roof. and ne w paint in and out. Huge low interest assumable 1st T.l). Owner will b e very creative an financing. A Balboa Island winner. ,; ·" ' WATERFRONT GIANT :; Right on the canal in Newport Shores . A huge 4 Bdrm 3 Ba family home Qi i m ma culale condition. A s uper !oration. only steps to the beacti . Attractive owner financing available. A super buy at S280.000. ~ DOWN TO EARTH lnvcstments are ha r d to find but t his is one. Two houses on one lot, a ~2 Bdrm and a l Bdrm. Located in _:e s uper re ntal a rea in fast growiJJg Midway City. R -3 zoning permits ;'1 total of 6 units . Call us for details . A s uper value al S120.000. " •' .. .. . . ·: ·i ( • .. ., !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 1: ~ :'> • . 'l NEWPORT TOWNHOl[lllE:, 7% .DOWN. 2 Bdrm1'tnd, unil. Owner will cWm ~ the financing, call roe de· taUs. Prine. only. •air. m.t550 0 · .. OM THI ITOU TIE IEAl ESTATE stm ~ WDU UIE TO WISH Ill 111111 FIEllS & NEIHlllS THE :i IMET & HAPPIBT OF , TlllllSIVlllWEEIDIS Llnoo Al.al&WI CAIF• UY ... IM llY. ,_ ...... , fllltl • ..... •••"•••••• ef c••f•rt. : wt' h1 _. ...... • ... I~· ••rJ etfer4eifi. ,,1c.--•( ....... w. ........... 14r• c .. 41••••••• I• T•• s,rt a .. _._. .,..., ,_.. i wt111111,__... .... _. l o,. .......... 2·1 .••• f ··-,··· t LIDO ISi.i DllAM HOUSE ~ Newt, 11 1•111• I IM.•1• + , ..... . J .... ....... .. ..... , f .... 1o ..... • .. 4 .... ...... [. ......... we•tl •••Her. . •II j ......... ..... :::z. ,...., ; ...,. .. ..., . ..... ) __...,... ... u. ..... r ••• ,,1.,, •••r •str••· ! Slt6,6IO •••.... ttt T.D. ~ Mud ..... SHl,000. 0,-~ .... ...,~L 104Vlet..a.. } { j COllOMA DEL MAR ! COMDOMIMIUMS I r ' r I LmmryC--....... ~ I I I rrtcM.,... s 169,500. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH l•MlupertlHc• L11• .. Lllpflrtt HOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM I 1511 Tustin Ave CNwpt hgfs) CM 642·5200 $135.000 Sun. l ·S 201 Apolena . Balboa·lsland 645·<003 $249.000 Sun l ·S 2207 Raleigh Ave .. Costa Mesa 645·<003 $110.000 Sun l ·S 34 Rue Fontainbleau c Big Cyn > NB 875-8000 S439,SOO Sat SUn 1·5 227 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, N .B. 673·7300 S350,000 Sat SUn 1·5 399 Broadway, Costa Mesa 673-7300 Sl27 .500 Sat SUn 1-4 2 ta .... FAM IM w D8'I 15 Jordan£., Univ. Park. Irv . 640-5777 S158,900 Sat Sun 12·4 225 Kings Pl <Cliff H vn >N B 642·5200 S285.000 Sat SUn 1·5 •1710Kings Rd, Cliff Haven, NB 631·7300 S415,000 Sat Sun 1-4 :30 21 4 Wa lnut, Newpart Be ach $179.900 Sun 1·4 :30 1577 Oc~ Bl vet .. Balboa Penin Pt. 642·5200 $339.500 Sun 1·5 30 Segura. Rancho San J oaquin Villa 642·8235 $220.000 Sun 12·4 J llDROOM •640 Cove St., Costa Mesa 979·5370 Sl13,500 Sun 12·4 14547 Oval <Walnut Sq ) Irv. 552·2000 SM,900 Sat Sun 1·5 4751 Winvale <Calif Hms > Irv. 552-2000 Sl17,500 Sat SUn l·S 4862 Winvale <Calif Hms > Irv. 552·2000 SUS,000 Sat Sun l·S 34 Almond Tree Lane, Irvine 640-5m Sl64,500 Sun 12·4 795 Balboa, Laguna Beach 495-1064 S278,900 Sat Sun 1·5 •1010-1016 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa 642·8235 Sl,200,000 S1,300,000 Sat S\Jn 1·4 5114 West Oakfield, Santa Ana 546--560.S $82,900 Sun l ·S ••64MW. Oceanfront, N .B. 631-1400 $649,500 Sat S\1n 1·5 653 Vista Bonita, Newport Beach 640-6972 $275,000 Sat S\1n 12·5 1375 Blue bird. Laguna Beach 497-1761 $268,000 Sun 1·5 S8 Sea Island CBig Cyn >NB 675-6000 $214 ,000 Sun 1-5 2501 Harbor View Dr ( HrbrVuHms) CdM 673-1600 Sun 1·5 133JasmineCreek <JasmnCk> CdM 675-e>OO $359 000 Sun 1·5 ~030TempleHillS, Laguna Beach "2-1235 m..soo Sun 1-5 851 Cort.ft <Mendel Mar> CM ~ 548-2313 1118,500 Sun 1·4 2932 Perla <Bluffs > Npt Beach 644·9800 $249,500 Sun 1·5 17 Yorktown (Northwood> Jrvlne 644-9900 Sl•.ooo Sun l·S 1•••AMIM•D9f 3183 Canacfiu Dr., Coeta M•a 979-1791 $121,IOO Sat SUn 10.5 ae Farrqdt <Shadow ~un> Irvine .... Stet,spo Sat 8Un 1·5 1740PluadelNorte, BalP9Dln. lll·ml -·-lat 8Un 1.S 11 CaJDbrt• (Spy1l ... ) Odil .., .... •15,000 1111 bl-I •"°1 Garbam Drtv• c...,._. ..... .... 1 .. Ill .. , .. INYISTORS 15 units l6 ea.ta Meta. Larae t.wo and one bedroom apartmenll. Gar,1e1 and carP.ort1. Center court.= with BBQ a. Near schools and lnc. A1klnl price 11185,000. O-W ...... •l1ili1 \ 11111• ... ,....,. ,.,.. ... l••c ;I a .................... s. Jl.000 ......-C.W.wltltJ ...... ............. -4 ..ca...4 ,.... . •...•.•...........•. StJ,000 cep1•-.1Hc1t ...... w1111 ••• p•l•t. c•rpetl•t ••d l••dtcepl•t· 6ood rHt•I ,....,.,., • • • . . . • . • . . . • . . • • • • . SI 37,500 c••-IHdtc ....... l ....... 2112 ............ ,_, ................... ............ ,__.. .... _ SIH,ffO . 49M950 493-1112 -MIWLY US'.19 - •411 I .. .,::u:s LAeuMA 0,-...__SUM .1-1 PM Oen/ mtn view overlooking Monarch Bay. Beam clg. courtyard entry -4 8R+F w/lg eating area ln Gourmet kitchen w / J •ENN-AIR stove. Sep dlning are~. c:s•--~J44 ....... Seller deaires wrp/instlmt contract w /as little as fl0,000 Dwn. Finance terms ~ Buyers benefit. 32171 ..... s... Dr. lCtewll Ylll9y .tf Pee Cit Hwyt IMYESTMEMTS r• u•"C-tcf....., .. A peaceful retreat nestled in the "Golden Triangle" Tax advantage w /mature 4.78 acre avocado grove recently g rafte d · I topped for maximum production. Investment c redit/depreciation for over 400 trees. OS I 8 a :-1411.000.00 Charming air.conditioned "Country Fre nch" 3BR+ F home w/Pool & Jacuzzi, tiled roof -cozy seclusion. Assume 1st TD & Seller will consider substantial 2nd TD. IA YFROMT -PIER/SLIP ..... ,... ... VACANf LOT in prestigious Npt Bch o n Promontory Bay. Enjoy the relaxing en vironment o f wtrfrnt living w /your own boat fa cilities. Lot value plus home costs would give you dream h orn~ the way you wan\ it at con side rably less tha n a r ea resale home prices. Offl:UD:-Sf25,000.00 L9td FrH & clMr- S e ller will con s ider xc hng for s pendable. installment sale . et c for tax reasons. WALTER KING 759-0761 67).2500 DIRECTORY 4515 Dorche ste r Rd .. C dM 759·1616 $299,000 Sun 1·5 104 Via Lorca <Lido ) N 8 644·7020 $395.000 Sun 2·5 10 Sand Bar CJ as mn Ck > CdM 675·3411 $320.000 Sun 1·5 1352 Cir cle Way. North Laguna 2131796·3166 $525,000 Sun 1·4 2642 Circle Drive. Bays hores 642-8235 $375,000 Sun 12-4: 30 18902 Via Messina , Turtlerock, Irv 833·9293 $249.500 Sun 1·5 619 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa 835-4688 $108.900 Sun 12·4 • 1315 Sant anella Terr I JrvTerr l CdM 675-6000 S328,000 Sat Sun 1·5 • 12753 Barrett Lane 642·823.5 S389,500 Sat Sun 1·5 •1536Serena de Terr<Jrv.T err>CdM 644·7211 S297 ,000 Sat SUn 12-4 :30 #15 Swift Court. Newport Crest 640-5357 S240.000 Sat Sun l ·5 225 Via Quito, Lido Is le . N.B. 673·7300 Sun 1·5 320 Seaward, Sho rec liff. Npt Bch 631·1400 S384.500 Sat SUn 1·5 2113 Miramar, Balboa Pe nin. &31-1400 S465,000 Sat Sun 1·5 2551 Vista Dr., Ba ys h ores. N.B. 642-7890 S299,<p) Sun 1·5 •1924 Holiday Rd,.Baycrest, N.B. 631-7000 $310,000 Sat S\ln 1-4 :30 • 1472 Galaxy Dr.. Dover Shores. N .B . 631-7300 $685,000 Sun 1·4:30 •1207 Berkshire Ln, Westc liff, N.B. 631·7300 8230,000 Sun 1·4 :30 • 1363 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores. N.B. 631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1-4:30 «5 Redlands, Newport Beach . ~1289 ~.ooo Sall-4 ~ Sun 1·5 214 Via Ithaca, Udo Isle, N.B. 675-6161 M20,000 Sun l·S 4-00M 204 Via San Remo, Lido, N .B. 640-5777 Sun 1·4: 30 26431 Paliaadea, Caplatrano Bch 840-5777 •• ooo Sat SUn 11·4 132 McKnllht, La1una Beach 642·~ "'5,000 Sun 12·4 2437 Whitby (Hrbr Vu ,Hrna > NB 644·8800 $296,000 SWl t-5 5591 Nevada, HunUnaton Beach 96U'767 JU0,950 Sun 1·5 223 Via San Remo, Lido ble, NB 831·1400 "'5,000 Sat SUD 1 .. 5 * •8 ColUnl lale. Newport Bch t81·1400 Sl,100,000 Sun l·S 214 Lupla, N .. port Beach lll·UOO *119,IOO Sat 9Un1·5 ··~ ........ ... Ill...,,, C4Jnma del .. ... ..... -.ooo S.8'm1·5 1615 Port Barmouth, HVH, Nwpt Beach 640-5357 S299.000 Sun 1·5 41216th Pl <Nwpt Hgts ) NB 675-6000 5189,500 Sat sun 1·5 5422 Catowba, Turtle Rock. Irv. 551 -8700 Sat Sun 1·5 • 1801 Santiago, Baycrest 642·8235 S439,500 Sat Sun 12·4 2601 Blue Water Dr .. CdM 644-1594 $397,000 Sun 1·5 31055 Via &>nora. San Juan 661 ·2407 $160.000 Sun 12·4 14 Morro Bay <Sp yg ls > CdM 759-9100 $565.000 Sun 1·5 2731 Bayshore. Newpart Be ach 644·9990 $695.000 Sun 1·5 31165 Via Sonora. San Juan 661·2407 $169.750 Sun 12·4 #8 Alondra. Ir vine 759·1501 $249.500 Sun 1·5 •842 Ha r bor Is land Dr .. Ne wport B<.>h 642·8235 Sl .495.000 Sun 1·4 :30 3108 Madeira <Mesa Ve rdel CM 546·2313 $137 .500 Sun 1·4 499 Broadway, Costa Mesa 645-1466 Sl79,500 Sat SUn 1·5 12 Valley View , Turt.lerock , Irv. 851-<Y168 S299,000 Sun l ·5 • •426 Via Lido Nord. Lido Isle, NB 631-1400 S895,000 Sat S\Jn 1·5 • 1823 Glenwood Ln., Ba~crest, N . B. 631·7300 S325,000 Sun 1-4 :30 1441 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, N.B. 631-7300 $470,000 Sat SUn 1-4 :30 •1242Somerset Ln, Westcliff, N.B. 631-7300 $460,000 Sun 1-4 :30 • 1072 Santiago Dr. Dover Shores, N.B. 631-7300 $750,000 Sat SUn 1-4:30 1730GalaxyDr, Dover Shores, N.B. 631,7300 $475,000 Sun 1·4 :30 1712 Highland, Newport Beach 631.ee90 $425,000 Sun 1-5 • 1620 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB 644-4910 $495,000 S/512:30-4:30 2854 Stromboli (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 $215,000 Sat SUD 1·4 2005 Yacht Vindex <Seavu> NB 640-6258 $430,000 Sat SUn 1-5 I ... OOM 950 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 546-9522 $130,000 Sat SUn 12-5 2715 Lighthouse Lane, Newport Bcb 631-1400 $359,000 Sun 1·5 ............ l.M .... ••800Harf>or llland Dr., NB 831~ $13ii,OOO Sat SUn 1·5 17'2 Bonalre Way (Baycrwt) NB 75f.9100 $210l~. Sat SUn 1·5 1808 Pt. KlmberJY <HVHma) NB l UZ..3000 SID.aoo Sat 8bn l ·S •1JTrafalpr, Harbor Rldae ... .., ..... 000 s. bl-4:30 .... ··------............. -............. IEALTOIS 611-1111 llAMI NIW COMITIUCTION ftM.1¥11.-0s I , _ _,....._.....,. ......... .,... ...... .._ .. ,...., ........................... .......... o.... ..... ~ .. ..., ..... ~fwllr•c•s .. s74t.lff. -COLI OF MIWPOIT llALTOIS 21111. C...t Hwy •• C--.. W. 675-5511 Q-·ol ,.:=z..~.11 .. ,.. IM'lil~ ..... u. ,= .. ,., tM adi•• .............. PNIUIMtU Htll•I· 4 1•••r••• 'draa, ... -.. mllt« ••H•.1 ..... : ftreplace .... .tu.•'ea tub, 1ourmet ldtdlea. imported W., .....ttY lti. •parllb1 DOOi, ape, 1.-t w ID· laws IDll'tJDeat! Pim, S bo• a(a.lla and rtdl11 al"eD&. Special flllan.cln1 available. A m•ltee. 645GS I f l~ odl to Mll, place an ad ffaPhal Mlectlon of marMt rate of interest. fn tbe Dally Pilot QualiftedffopefuJs Great opportunity for Cl..UGed ledioft . . . iDtbeDAILYl>ILOT owner or investor. 3 ~IQ.11'71. HELP WANTED ADS bedroom on a lar1e lot in Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiial Coit• Iii esa for only I M ,000. Call 751·3191. '1 .. ltMSTINI, Tll Timi FOi THE 10's" LIN•O llAL ISTATl'S INYISIM9ff .. ~ Is 111114 I• I Ir•""'*•• O.C.1t•1r 4tlu at tlue Mwriett ...... .. , ,,. ,...._ ... ~ ............... ...... 1 ............. ,,. ........ . CCIM. wtl .... _, p • ... Piii .... 1"M lltJ I Is M.t.1' ........... 7:MPM _.._.._ ........... ,IL I•••· l•••r••tl••• •r• ·=·•-c. ..... .., c ... s.. Nlclli1r.. .. llM2ll. • SELECT PROPERTIES OfllN SAT /SUM 1·4 2'7UlAC 4 BR. 21,; Ba, 2 story home, 1hake roof. fresh Pllint. $167,500. Eastside Costa Mesa. Owner may trade for smaller home 'Y:,~4!~ ....... 541.7729 -· ~b.T 1 Handplcked woods, fine I const.nx:Uon. 3800 sq. n.. C'--'°'Hffl~tlt 1971 2·acre hillaide parcel • I ba~t'{i~UJlnd Lingo I .Jri~w~t:~~;:~:~s RulhTAn each floor; 4-car gar., 16 Malibu Circle, Spyglass. CdM 644·9060 $580,000 Sun l·S 20121 Riverside Or .. Npt Bch 754-0312 $175.000 Sun 1·5 3058 Johns on Ave .. Costa Mes a 549-2644 $134.900 Sun 1·5 1412 Antigua <Dover Shores) NB 642·5200 $389.500 Sun 1·5 1621 Port Charles. HVHomes. NB 759-1501 $279.000 Sun 1·5 1301 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores . NB 644·9060 $.559.000 Sun 1·5 5 Deerwood. Big C a nyon. NB 644-6200 $2.000.000 Sun 1-4: 30 • 1301 Galaxv Drive. Dover Shrs. NB 644·6200 Sss9.000 Sun 1 ·4: JO 1910 Swan I Mes a Verdel Costa Mesa 546·2313 $174.900 Sun 1·4 6 IEDROOM 13741 Oly mpic. Costa Mesa 642·5062 Sun 1·4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I llDIOOM 17116 Blue Water Ln ., Hunt. Bch. 673-7300 S235,000 Sun 1·4 188 Streamwood. Irvine 644·7020 $81.500 2 llDROOM Sun 2-5 #5 Gretel Court, Newport Beach 631·1400 S249,500 Sun l·S 2511 W. Sunflower #E·4. Santa Ana 546-2313 S82,500 Sat Sun 1·4 1001 W. Stevens #422, Santa Ana 963-6767 ~.ooo Sat Sun l·S 443 Gloucester Dr., Costa Mesa 642-4799 Sl.26,500 Sat Sun l·S •22 Arboles CRSJ> Irvine 759·9100 $195.000 Sun 1·5 11 Encore Ct. CNwpt Crest> NB 546·2313 $176.500 Sun 1·4 # 17 Wildgoose Ct. Nwpt Crst. NB 673·53.54 $157,000 Sun 1·5 Z .. ,.. FAM RM w Da. 21649 Ocean Vista. So. Laguna 675-6000 $215,000 Sun 1·5 501 St. Andrews Rd. (Clay St) NB 673· 7300 $159,500 Sun 1·4 3 ... OOM •314 Avenida Cumbre <Bluffs> NB 759-9100 S210,000 Sat S\Jn 1·5 7 Odyessy Court, Newport Beach 673-7300 $175,000 Sun 1·5 653 Vista Bonita, Newport Beach 640-6972 S275,000 Sat Sun 12·5 JM .... FAMIMwD9f •25 Bridgewood C\f dbrg > Irv 759·9100 $290,000 Sun 1·5 S Summerwind Court. Newport Be a ch 64&-4015 $185,000 4 ... 00M 19 Robon Ct., Newport Beach 673-7300 S215,500 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE •••a• 810 E. Oceanfront, Balboa 675-#10 $1885,000 Sat SUD 1·4 RINTAL a•~MMIM•• 2007 Leeward Lane, B-.rcrwt, NB 6'4-4227 ., s.t am t-4 . .... wu•• . ........... ~ro'AYAitc. Easy access Hwy. 101 0nce-f;\·~~a~r buy Sl00.000 cash down. owe balance 7 yrs. 103 ,~8~~~''' C.... .. Mw C .. f. 92'25 teDIAWAY COHDO $126,SOO 2 bedroom. 2·story adult u na t o n a c r es o f landscaP.ed g r ounds . OwMr w11l help finance a\ 13%. Assume 6% loan. · ()pen SattSun 1 5 -443 Gloucester Dr toff Tustin between 20th-21st St l Joan Lively. Rl tr w111 ~T? ONLY $1H.f007 That's all it COll.5 for this terrific 4Br, 2V•B• home. only i,; block to th_e beach. CJoae to tennis courta, access to com· munity pool , fen ced brickyard. ASSUMABLE LOAN Hurry before this gem gets sold. 1.80 deg. Catalina ocean view. 3 Bdrm condo. Superb location. Pool. ~·fP'f;.E•wport c ...... 640.5357 lllll TO 11.ACH 3 br, 1~ ba home in Hun· lineton Beach, New ap- pliances, carpet le paint. Lc~'gkf~~ISA 3 br, 1~ ba home in Del Cerro area . Orig. owners. Lota of wood £.8.!elln1. A stul at WitiTOSCHOOL 4 br. 2 ba ho-In Santa Ana. G~at family home. ~~21/Slarf t7l10&0 ~~1000 dcnm, MSl/mo. for uua fine 2bdrm home. R ealty World , Capi1trano Assoc. 911.1010. m.ooo. 103 .. sunuabl• Corner '°'• DOl far from llllll Square· Park. up. lfaCMd abdrm, 2ba, n~w a carpet throul~J. new ~ It oven wltli blt·in micro. $111,000. Owner will carrr 2nd with U5.000. Owner/All 111-Jtl4. • ...._. ,_,•wa Point, • ldrm. • :,.,,"-Enclwl .tyle ... ~ to ,...,ectloa. From tllil mtry floored •llmrdwood, bebold the v bnatbt•lrtQI arac• of the ltab'eue rl•l•I to the upper floor. The ele1ant1y appojnted Uvln1 room opeaa onto a Bayfront 1unny, terrace and bOllt dock while the maat• auite above enJoya another p_rhate vlewina of Newport Harbor'• magnificent bay & blue Pacific. A spectacular dlnina room/famlly area and complete gourmet kitchen promise a wealth of possibilities for gracious living and entertaining. Sl.295,000 each. 675-2311 llG CANYON-+llW usn.- Privacy abounds in this elegant. 3 bedroom. 3 bath Bordeaux model ~h~~h o_ffers comfort and spacious laving m an excelle nt location. Owner will assist in financing. Offered at $395.000. Call Ed Dillon at 760-~. COUNTllY FlllNCH IN IA YSHOltH This unique 4 bedroom home on fee land has been custom designed to include French doors. wood paned windows. solid oak cabinets. bay window with seat , handpainted tile. hardwood floors and used brick. Ca ll Bill or Dottie Feeney at 760-~ open house Sunday 1-5. 2731 Bayshore. CottONA D& MAI Magnifi cent , one-of-a -kind European home with the ultimate in hand crafted details . To see this remarkable 4 bedroom home. come by the open house on Saturday and Sunday from 1·5 or call Mearlene Rounsaville at 644-9990. 315 Poppy. $695,000. T his attractive duplex has two 2-br and den units and a very attractive price. Good investment opportunity at only $235.000. WATaAtONT WfTH SUP This 3 br. 2112 ba townhome has a patio and deck right on the bay with a s lip for 35'boat. Offered fully furnished for only $320.000. t his h_ome has been used only as a part time second home. Call Bill or Dottie at 760-0835. LIDO ISLE This 3 bedroom ho me on Newport's most popular is land has just been r.ecarpeted and h as ne w paint, fixtures and landscaping. Excellent terms. owner will consid e r lease-option. low down payment. Open Saturday from 12-4 at 112 Via Quito or call Ed Dillon at 760-08351 $425.000. IAYSIDE CPYE View of bay, boats. hills. Enjoy the comforts of home a nd the amenities or this community near the water. Two bedrooms. den 2 ~ baths. Large spacious rooms and elegant decor. Owners will assist in financing, consider trades. $610,000 -contact Nancy Jmbernino at 644-9990. MIWPOiT Hll6HTS Best buy in Newport Heights -a charming "must-see" 3 bedroom hom e with fireplace. Huge yard has room for pool and spa. Only $169.500. Call Conn ie at 644·9990. • NEW BU.SINESSMEN ContKt IN DAILY PILOT for lnform•llon r•1•rdln9 Ill• :.-:.:.. r.c::::::.~"' . I TOP °' SPYMAIS Ultra •UI*' oceu view. former model home with many upirade1 . ' bedroolm, S bathe, IOl'leoul pool ud apa. Priced at 996,000. with rm,ooo ffnanetnc . OWl1B WIU CADY Only 25'° down, balance 12% intereet for~ years. Outstanding 5 bedroom 3 batb home, beautifulfy decorated, f antutic patio area with PoOl and spa. Good views. $558,000. COLONIAL E'TAR Lovely • bedroom with great view. Prime Spyglass Hill location. Gorgeous PoOJ and waterfall. Mking ~.000. Owner will carry SW0,000. hltold '""-T-t" •••He~ oceut• towen, eoce. wftll o•er 2.IOO fNt of ~ ...... floor ... •• • • -.._. ........ wfHI ..... •1•111 I ad fow ......... Tlih ......... .., ..... . So.tta c-•t I...._., ........ • t w o-9'e4roo• •p•rt•••t ••d ,... ........ , ...... ., ...... ,,,....two bedroo.s .cl b.te.. lece.' of ...._ wo•d•rf•I towers fe•f•rH t•r•• WOO A •; fir1pl1Cff. t. •Aflw .. Hie _,.r ... efed •lnr1 of N•wport HortMw • .._ oc--. •a•t•u, ad city Hglth. ''The T•i" po1M1 ... lh oww be•cllfnllt wftll •olleytMI coeri ad fire ....... s2.200.ooo. This •nuHI Triplex It 011 ld••I hl•Htwa..t appa lwlty fw ·~ of • c..,.. .... retrHt. WATERFRONT HOMES.INC REAi ESTATE S..les. R~ntol• l'roperl~ Mo""9"ment 2436 W Coast Hwv 315 M<lnne Ave Newport Be.ch Balboa lslc>nd Hl-1400 '7J.6t00 6 UNITS IN THI ILUFFS OWMr wll ~ AITD at IO/o . Large very private owner's home plus 5 other units ro lease. Owner'• unit (approx 2300 sq ft) h as 4 bedrooms, 3 baths , living room. dining room. Other units consist of one 3 Bdrm and1 four 2 Br. 2~ Ba. Each has"'two car. ~ncloeed garage. Now asking $769,500. RCTaylorCo ()40 . 9900 Pete ~tt ~alty DREAMS COME TllUE On the Peninsula Point, 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, den, double garage stressed for 2nd story. Beamed ceilin gs, used bric k, paneling -a real dream home. Open Sunday 1·5. raNCT COMllMATION VIEW -HOME LOCATION all in prestigious Turtlerock. P resident home plan 70. 4 Bdrm. family room. indoor laundry, 3 car garage - comfortable family home & more! Call for appt to see. $410.000. FHL THI PEACE & TllAMQUIUTY As you step thru gated entry. into this Cliff Have n charmer. Top quality. custom built for present owners. 3 Bdrms and family or dining room. Large p ool a nd enclosed yard. A rare opportunity for another perfectionist! ' CO:ZY IEftlA T IN HEIGHTS Woodsy interior and exterior "cute as a button" 2 'Bdrm home on large R-2 lot. Picture yourself in front of comfy fire. away from it all. but really close to everything. $135.000. Open for inspection Sunday 1·5. ALL SPIFFID UP IN DO\'& SHOlllS Large spacious rooms in choice· n eig hb o rhood . 5 Bdrm s. entertaining-s ized kitchen. high ceilinged family room with great fireplaces. a nd builtins thruout. Totally redecorated. Available now. or see it Sunday 1-5. SECLUDID MIWPOllT HIHiHTS Cape Cod dream home . Ne w kitchen and bathrooms. big trees and lots of brick work. A real love ! GRACIOUS AND SPACIOUS Custom home in Cliff Ha ven. Large rooms for entertaing and cozy upsta irs s itting r oo m wit h panoramic water view. $285.000. Come by and see it Sun 1·5. 642 -5200 I 605 WIS TC LIFF DRIVE NIWPottT llACH bell, REALTORSS RUSTIC llAMCHB Spacious ranch styled home filled with lots of country warmth! Has aboutj 1800 .square feet of living space ... complete with three bedrooms. 11 2 baths .• family roo.m an~ hearty brick fireplace. Super close to schools and shops. a nd only five miles from the beach! Priced to sell at $110,000 ! Call today. 540-1720 ,.....,, STYl.9 ••. For family fun ! With four bedrooms and about 1800 square feet there's plen· ~Y .of room for al.I! Includes formal dining, family room and brick fireplace in li v1~g room. Minutes from schools and shops. Two miles from ocean! Motivated owner may help with financing. $112 500. For details call today. 540-1720 • SPAIKU. llAUTY! ~ovely Mesa-Verde home is just waiting for you to move into! rt 's immaculate! Features a deliJChtful fioorplan with three bedrooms. Spacious living room highltghted by romantic fireplace. All tucked on good siied lot! $119,500. Don't miss this one! Call 540-1720 IMfllTOU -...HT Take note of these four super units I Located in great rental area of Costa ~esa. Each has private garage .. $296,000. Owner will help qualified buyer with financing. Assumable low mterest loan. For more informati,on call ~~ } SNAii SPANISH. •• Beautiful Mesa Verde Spanish delight nettled on tree adorned property! Has three good sized bedrooms. Owners tender loving care shows throughout I Many upgrades including plush carpets. Just painted inside and out. Owner may help with financing. $125,500. Huten ro see and call today! 540-1720 Olllet• wmt llSl'ICTIOM For the moet di1criminatln1 buyers la this four bedroom beauty! Has about 2400 square feet of the moet 11ortoua living space I Includes three baths. formal dlnln&, f amtly room, TWO fireplaces ! A remarkable kitchen with everything! RV access . '1•.900. Hurry and call today! 540-1720 540-1720 Ztll S. ~llOl ILVD .. COSTA MISA C4MIO ~ CUSTOM YllW Hor.t Elegant newly ·remodeled home w/3BRS. formal dining rm and illand kitchen wt brkfst area., Pvt spa & exercile room • w/bath. Pool. $935,000 incl land. Belle Chaee Lee 644·6200. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 P .M. 4501 GORHAM. <S·33> · OPIH St»t l~:JO ,,M. -142 HAllOlt ISLAMO Dlln! Attention Yachtsmen ! Large custom built home overlooking sunny dock to 147' frontage bay view. 2nd fl~r master suite in separate wing w/sttting rm & fplc . Maids roomt conve_ttible lit)ra('y/den & dock facility for large boat. $1,495,000. Larry Dyer 642-8235. <S-34 > · INGUSH NORMANDY ESTATE! Magnificent residence offering prestige & security and a home of the exceptional quality craftsmanship & detail found in imported tiles. rich woods. leaded windows and more. Se parate maids room. View. $2.000.000. Lynne Valentine 644 -6200. OPEN SUN 1-4 :30 P .M. 5 DEERWOOD. <S-35) PRIVACY & VIEW! Only 15 minutes from Newport! All custom remodeled 3BR home w/p00L s pa. sauna and 4-car garage. Only $389.500 incl :v.. acre land Tom All inson/Turry Hanes 642-823.5. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 P.M. 1Z753 BARRETT LANE. <S-35a I TURru ROCK -MOUNT AIM VIEW! 4BR home w/centra l air & fres h paint. Assumable loan wt fl'exible terms available. F ast escrow possible. Priced to sell at $189.500 includes the land. Marty Elliott 551·8700. <S-36 ) IA YNONT DELIGHT! Your own deck out over the water and a lovely 2BR plus den condo in the Bayside Cove. $595.000. Julie Va n Wieren 752-1414. CS-371 TURTLE ROCK HIGHLANDS! Beautiful 4BR Lusk ''MacGregor·· model wtloft. formal dining rm. sunken den . w/fpl c . Excellent financing. Community pool. tennis. $297,500. Mary Lou Marion 642-8235. (S-38 > MEW OFHRIMG -llG CANYON! Private courtyard entry into this beautiful 4BR home. Master suit e w llar~e dressing area. den w/fplc. spa & complete security system. $750.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <S -39> llACH DUPLEX! Each unit has 2BRS. 2 baths. sun deck and patio. Great seasonal rental. 1 block to beach. $230,000. Berit Mitchell 642-8235. <S-40 ) SPYGLASS Hill! Magnificent "Southport." model al the top of the hill. 6BRS. 4 baths . formal dining & large family rm. Appointments throughout. Custom pool and spa. Seller will finance qualified buyer. SSS0.000. Belle Partch 752-1414. <S-41 > LINDA ISLE COUPLE HOME! 2BR & convertible den, 3 baths. Jru-ge "U'' dock on 52 ' waterfront lot & high beamed ceilings in living rm and dining rooms. $1.l75,000 leasehold Appl. only w/ Dona Chichester 642-8235. < S-42 > TURru ROCK GUM GAIDIH HOME! Popular 3BR. 2 bath Larkspur mode l is ideal for entertaining. No maintenance yard. Owner may carry paper. $210.000. Scott Alston 551 -8700. (5 -43 > MAGMIFICEMT HOME -2 YEARS UNDER COMSTRUCTIOM! In exclusive Big Canyon on the ~olf cours e w/lake & mountain view. High walls & secluded gate open to pool a nd spa & s wan fountains. Two story entry. sunken living rm. garden room. his t he r studios. solid oak construction in 6000 sq.ft. of elegant li ving. $2.300.000. Barbara Au ne 642-8235. <S-44 > DELIGtf!'Ul OFHIUNG! Steps from patio to be;tch ~ Prest1g1ous 4 BR home w/large bonus room. $750,000. Amy Gaston 642-8235. IS-45) IETTB THAM lllAHD HEW! Step into this imlllaculate 3BR. 2 bath .home wtthe highest quality upgrades. Located on quiet cul-de-sac a short walk to community pool and tennis. Enjoy mountain view. $162.500. Toni Morris 5.51-8700. <S-46 > GRACIOUS LIVING -llG CAHYOM ! Pop ula r Bro~dmoor Plan 1 w/SI::RS. large formal living rm. family rm ~/Wet bar. maids qtrs. master suite w/fplc. garden patio. Large lot w/pool and spa. $975,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200, CS-47 ) CORONA Da MAI EXCHANGE! 2 years new home on 45 · lot South of the. Highway w/3BRS. family rm. study. 2112 baths. Beautiful 2BR rental over 5-car garage. Will consider installme nt sale or trade. $390 .000. Bea Arnold 644 -6200. fS-48 > LOCATED. IN DOVER SHottES! Delightful 4BR. dining an~ farruly rm home. Pvt. study off master suite. Maids room. indoor/outdoor patio living, pool and s pa. Access to pvt beach. $559.000. Lynne Valentine &44-6200. (S-49 ) EXCITING OCEAN VllW! Smashing townhome overlooking beautiful greenbelt enhanced by ocean view. Large assumable loan. Sl79,900. Suzanne Shuler 00-~. <S-50> IA YflOMT TOWNHOM' COMDOMIMIUMI Smashing European styl~ \¥/handsome crown moldings, 2 marble fplcs, 3BR swtes. Secluded courtyard w/ptivate pool and fou ntain. $965,000 incl. prime land. Cathy Schweic.kert 642-8235. <S-51) MIWrOltT SUPll ST.AlltTlll Immaculate 3BR famtly home w/comer location -perfect for young bu)'ers. Lush landscaping. Sl74.500. Suzanne Shuler 6'2·8235. (S·S2) --· OflM .. ll"fMAll 2 ltor~ traditional. D•~orator perfttt. 8 BR. bonus + playrooms. lll0,000. See Sude Exley Al 6 MALIBU ClRCLE OP9t .. DOY• SHOal 5 Bdrm. Cu»tom kitchen. Out· atanding pool area. Terms $5.W,000. FEE. See Kay Parker At 1301 GALAXY ORJVE. OPIM IN IA YCllST Three BR. + Fam. Rm. &c Dining. Room for boat or trailer. $259, 750. See Craig Kindig At 2021 COM- MODORE. ~lN IA YSHOllS Tell guard at gate you plan to see this 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. collage. $299,000. See Lucy Rose At 2551 VISTA DRIVE. OPIM IN TURTI.laOCK 3 BR. Broadmoor. Fam. Rm. Ex· cellenl location. condition & flnanc· ing. $177.500. See Cora Baldikoski "At 1&175 SI ERRA MARIA. 0.... IN TUltTLROCK YISTA Truly a showplace. Luxurious view. 4 BR. ''Wa ldorf" Elegant wood pane lling. Fam. + Din'g. rooms. $299,000. See Barbara Ballman At 12 VALLEY VlEW. OCEAM & JETTY VllW Lovely open California style home. Gated entrance. 3 BR. charming den & Fam. Rm. Lrg. patio with circular pool. Short walk to private beach. Perfect lot for expansion. $649 .000 including the land in "'Cameo Shores. UMDA ISLE • :· Please call to see this beautifully !-decorated s ingle s tor y home. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths . dining room. Slip for large boat plus additional s pace for s meller ones. Sl.250.000. $TIPS TO ILUE PACIFfC Two story Corona del Mar home. Wood siding. French doors. Large master suite with fireplace . Beam cei lings. Window seat. A very unique 3 bedroom home. $399,000. liYRlOHT Panoramic Bay View. Vaulted ceil- ing entry. Lower level off lrg. patio has living, family & dining rms. Up· per level has 4 BR's. 2 iJ.4ps l~ 45~ boat. $1,895.000. A TTIHTIOH NA TUIE -Lovas Here's a 3 BR. Townhome that will let you enjoy the beauty & serenity at Newport's Bac k Bay. Micro- wave. trash compactor. community pool & spa. $139.500. HEY! LOOI( ME ova This 4 BR 21"2 bath has just been re- decorated for you. Come see this great family home with pool in Westcliff. $375,500. VIEW IM HAllOI VIEW HIUS The ocean. the harbor. & the city lights by night wil captivate you. ·. All this plus 4 BR. Beamed ceilings. Large separate family room & cozy fireplace. $319.500. WESTCUFf PRIVACY A property like this doesn't come along very often. Marvelous family home. Large lot. 4 BR. pool. s pa, sauna & pool room. $365,000. AFFOltDAILE IATCH PAD with a lovely greenbelt location in the Bluffs. Split level 2 BR. 1 BA . townhome. $145.000. MISn.ED IM HILLSIDE Overlooking Buck Canyon & Little Co r~na del Mar Beach. A very s pecial home with charm in every nook & cranny. Stained glass win- dows & brass fixtures. Details not to be believed! 3 BR. 2 BA. $745,000. • ACROSS RlOM PAIK Lusk built 3 BR. family home in Eastbluff .. One level with privacy & large farruly room. Formal dining room. Fenced yard for children. $225,000. A VBY SPICIAL IA YROMT On the peninsula 's East Bay beautifully decorated s bedroom home. Special pier & slip with wide SANDY BEACH. Special double garage _on separate lot. $2.100.000 Fee. WIDI LOT ntll'LIX Rare Corona del 'Mar find. Trtplex on a 45 ' lot and desirable street. Owner may help with some financ- ing. Priced right $337 ,500. HAllOVI ISi A• 11111• ICI with 150' of bayfront! Quality built euatom. Marveloua uae of oak panelling throughout. s BR. Pool. Lar1e boat dock commanding view of Chrtltlana Bay . $1, 750,000. ,.. llWPtlT OCEAlllWr .... :2 9 , ••• , .......... ... ..... ..... ,..._ ..... ..... i.c..._ ....... c ... .... ,.. ....... -.& ..... ,... -... .... for ....,......... PoHIWltte1 for e .. I fH .... l..ii .. "4f.W. l"C.._E UllBA ISLE *- A "1m..wc•••" •••• of •• ... •It• deco...tt... Prf•et• Hterlor ..try ~~:' .. ~ : ... :.e::, = wl•dl199 •• •t•lrc•H. lt..-t a .,. ........ ,._, ..., ,_ & llM •M ..,_.. ... na. L..p 11 -· ~ .... ~·-we& I 1-_... ... ---4 ........... . le..ttflil •Dllldl•gt, W.., CO\'M ... , w/Frftca. ._.., •w c..,.. md • tot el~ coordl•oted •••Ir•••••• ••flee ... f90d ........ ...,.A .,. ............. ,.... ....... fw ...... .._.. & two .W. ""-Sl.Hl,000. Sltoww br •-•· ..... U I· 1400. EXTUVAGANT QUAL. & CHAIM PerledlGa Ill ..,_, .... • Udo ... fi•91-Ca fj t ,.,._. 4 ..... 31/J Mttla. 3 fr1*t. •' , .. ._ a r.aa. a.r.. ........ Hrdwd floon, ............ gol._ oelc .Wrc.... ..,~••1 Well CO\' ........ Molilef' .............. flreplece. La•dacaped lty lo9er1 fiord"'· View fro• •••t•r ••It•. $695,000. 631-1400. AN AURA OF ELEGANCE l•terlor deal ... ra ow• cCMl4o IHt co•plehd. L.nhlg one. .......... •lrrored work. Mirrored lltor. Enrytttl•g l11ehldecl: wll••a. frw• glou, 11 ..... cHto• c ... e.,ar•r ......... 3..+aof.a....& .......... . "30 .......... ~ .. c.-for co6or broc ..... ly ...... to .... fled ...,...... $495,000. EXQUISITE NEWPORT CONDO Tnity o ...._c.,. Ill Newport Crettt c.....,. 2 t..d. cla. ra OCEAN VU. DHlcJeer ~-wMll aper ......,. ...... ...... .-·cetr.r. Ow.r.wtl ...W wltlil fl•o•cl•CJ o•d carry AITD. $112,500. Ul-1400. OCEANFRONT LAGUNA BEACH Spec~ 0c .. ·view & llMwllM 2bd. 2bo. co-op rl9e.t o• oceoo. ~ru_.,, prf•ocy, sec.tty, be9dl & 1w1....-gpoo1. UI0,000. 631-1400. HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS-VU Tn ..... c.... Wiit wftlt pri•llCJ md gru•rr· 2W., ... & ..... ,. ,__. ...... ..ct ltrtdl ..try. wood floon. Wt)laC.-..,o"dol..._. .. c_.wtlll new carpet & polat pin patio .. ·gr•••b•lt. Two ou••oble lo•••· $222.000. 673-6900. A WATERFRONT HOME W/SUP Mew •• tll• ••rllet I• • prl••t• co • ultr. WCMMI, lltrtcll. ..... & _..... .... • ,.. feet c.... fer .... 3 llted. ,...., ...-...... & .,.. ....... ,..... ,... ..... ._, ...... Ptl••.., .... yow OW11 bNclt & IOAT a.. ~ wll ouht wMll flll•c .... SH0,000. M. ON WATER -OPEN SPACE YU loHfy 1'94K ....... 4 be4 ...... J....., wlttt.._,INdmd ............... . ::r ............. ,...., ...... .~w .. to,.... ...... &....._ S24t,SOO. Ul-1400. PERFECT FAMILY HOME Mew • .. -W. Lo-.. ,.;.. .... l ltecl. 2 .............. ,,.. ...... ,. 5aro.. wortiaa.op. Ow••r eo9er. s ... Diii $117.000. 611-1400. .. SWEEPllli SHOIECUFF COINER Mew•._ -W md • ""Y mtl••• Mier! .................. J ....,. J .... ..._ ....... ....,,.... .... ,..111111111 ...... •·= I., .... cl'fflt•• e..,....._ w tMt -... SJl4,IOO M . '31-1400. EXClUSIYE BAYSHOIES ........................ ..,,. .... ............... ....,.ctat1• ..., ............ , .... ...... ........... ..., ........ , ... SJtl,Ml.Hl·l411. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. llfA&. UT ATE a... ~. Propnty M.!Nftmtn• HJ& W COlllC HW\I 31S M.t\ne Aw ........,, a..h 9lllboil Wind .,,_,_ 67Mfll U.OIU Oll9I ...... 114~ I NewJJ remodeled tr.adJtioDal style a bdrm, 2 beth home featurtni lar1e rec;reatian room 6 2 PAUGI. Livtn1 room bu attractive beam ceilln1. fireplace • French doon leadlna onto brick patio. New kitchen &It-in appUancea. Cloee to teqnla courta. sandy beachet 6 chabbouM. Can be sold lully fumiahed. $420,000. IAY'fllOMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip IMIOA PIMMSULA Quality oceanfront triplex. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath each unit. Excellent inceme. $1,300,000. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR l ' , ! I • "• ' ' f 1 ,, ~COT[ nrl\LTT sp 11 mvrsrnrm conrnnr You've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE Newly remodeled Bayfront. The on- ly fee home on the market. Ex- tensive use of authentic European antique woods and stained glass windows. 4 Bdrm, 31h ba &c maid's quarters. Exclusive and by appt. only. $2.6 million. llVlllE University Park. Excel end unit Cardiff w/custom loft. Oversized lot and close to pool. On the greenbelt . This charmer has excellent as- sumable home or bachelor pad. $158.900. • 15 Jordan East Open Saturday and Sunday 12-4 IRYINE Lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, single fami· ly home with VERY private yard . Xlnt location. close to schools. shop- ping and freeway. $164.500. 34 Amond Tree Ln. Open Sunday 12·4 UDO tSLE Newly decorated 4 Bdrm with 4 baths. Includes pool and spa. Im- maculate. Immed. occupancy. , 204 Via San Remo Open Sun 1-4:30 COIONA DEL MAR 1t Fantastic ocean view. 4 Br charmer w 'ultimate privacy. $425,000. LAGUNA HILLS Portofino mdl inAU~o Hills. 4 Bdrm. 2112 baths. Pool and spa. $247,500. BIG CANYON Custom home on golf course. 5 Bdrm, 41h ba. 6000 sq . ft. View. Security. Sl.95 million. IG CANYON 2 Bdrms +den in wonderful end un- it. Excel finan. Priced to sell at $300,000. BIG CANYON Popular Deauville Townhome with pool and spa. Lovely canyon view. 3450 SQ. ft. AJI new cpt and paint. Oversized lot. Priced to sell at S575.000. E.xcel financing avail. LINDA ISLE Charming waterfront home with lots of wood & tile. Accommodates 75' boat. $2. 75 million. llWPOIT HEINIS Fixer upper. Family home with pool and bric k . Excel location. SIM,900. DAllA POllT Spectacular views of Dana Point Marina coastline from this im· maculate 3 Bdrm, 2 ba home. Fully eq uippe d works hop and 2nd kitchen. Fantastic paUo for enter- tainlni includes bar, bl tin BBQ and gas heaten. E~cel owner financing with 25% down. f150,·000. 2071 Ian Joaquin Hiiia Rd. Acron from lfQ CANYON Newpott leectt l4G-l777 IMUIWUL DOW• •ID I MMTNW .......... 0... Wll c..,, 1171.iM t.•. I 11/"9 Wawt. Me Lem .... On Prestieious Galaxy Drive. You will be impressed with this lovely 4-bedrm home with a very fabulous room lor entertaining a crowd of people. A great open floor plan with f amity rm and formal dining plus a beautiful large pool &c spa on the view Jide . 1620 •ALAXY K SAT /suM I 2-..JM:JO IRYN T81ACI ..ONT IOW -S7tl,OOO New exclusive listing. Moel fantastic location for viewing the boating activity, jetty, ocean. bright lights & roma.ntic Catalina Island. Just in time I=~~==~~~ to have a close-up view of the Christmas boat parade. New lush landscaped terrace. 4 Bedrooms, lam. rm . formal. dining. dual stone fire places, ~-car garage. Call for appt. SIPAltAn NOMI & IHCOMI SJ75,000 Prime East Costa Mesa location near 21st &c Tustin Ave. You will love this charming separate 2 Bdrm home of redw~ siding on wide lot. plus two 2 Bdrm income units. A beautiful woodsy private patio w/BBQ and huge e xpans ive s pa. Quiet. peaceful & picturesque. Call for appointment. MOUNTAIN TOP HOMI AUOWHIAD-SMOW VAWY A beautiful award winning home on top of the world. Ski in the winter. s wim in the summer & enjoy this outstanding 3 bedroom home for all seasons. Only $96.500. WISLIY M. TAYLOR CO .. UALTC>aS Jiii S..JHQJI NlllMd Ml'wW•'PCJll-IT"' CIMTll, M.I. 644-49 I 0 EASY UVIMG! Huge Jbd s urrounded by woods i n Lak e Fore s t . Low maintenance yard w/beautiful "Ypa. Low d o wn paymern:· Assume 10~ int. OWC lrg. 2nd. $225.000. Call Patrick Tenore. EASTSIDI 20H A LOT 2 Bd 1 Ba house. ut1 I. room. fen ced yard. double garage. a nd l Bd 1 Ba un\t. fenced yard-income-$820/ mo. $134.950. Call Craig. UMDA ISU 4br. 41hbath + maids qtr. Lrg. FR .. formal dining Beaut lite d ecor. Room for 65 · yacht. Owner consider option. Sell at $1.100.000. Bob & Dovie Koop. DOVR SHOttlS CUSTOM 2·3br. 4 ba, formal dining, bridge rm. 3FP. Fab view. Total sec. "must to see'' SS00.000 Bob & Dovie Koop. OCEAN VIEW DOVH 4br. 4ba. formal dining. Huge FR. huge yard w/pool. fab ocean & nite lite view. $725K Fee. $500,000. Ext fin . assum. Bob & Dovie Koop. WA TlltROMT MIWPOln' Boat dock ·+ 3br. 3ba home. 3 yrs . old . Huge master s uite with lrg. spa & bayview. Sell at $525K. $274 1st T .D. at llo/r assum. Bob & Dovie Kooo. IAYROMT LIASI 2br. lba, fireplace. 3yrs old. Fab view . S650/ mo. Bob & Dovie. MIWPOIT + 4 UMfTS 3br. 2ba. FR. owner unit + 3-2. 2ba. Vr. shrp. S340K w/190K assum. at 11.5%. Inc. S21.300. Bob & Dovie Koop. C~ SHOal UAll 4br, 3ba, Ir. pool. Ocean view. 3 pri beaches. Sl.900/ mo. Bob & Dovie Koop. · lavM Tm.IACI ""'51' 3br. 2ba, all newly decor. Breakfast fm .• dining. lrg F.R. w/fp.' Beau living rm w/fp. New shake roof, paint, cpt. nu french doors. Must see. at S330K Fee. Bob or Dovie. ' ...... MIWUIT ... DWLIX a.osa TO llACH 3 Bed 2 baths each unit. Furn{abed. Stone F /P lower . Good s um · mer/winter renlal. Ask- in& fljftift!'~~ve TRIPI.IX Large 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, fireplace plus two-2 Bdrm, 1 bath in excellent condition. Priced al 1 ~· ·'·' associated I RI./ 1 )r t-~ , I./ f r •• .,-Q ', ' : ~ " ,, NEWPORT TOWN HOME t 7% DOWN, 2 Bdrm end i unit. Owner will carry . 1 the financin1. call for de- tails. Prine. only. Bkr. 673-8550 1 THAT'S I . IMCllDllLE ASSUMABLE LOANS 'AND OWNER WILL : HELP FIN'ANCE this I gorgeous 4 drm home. I Family room and formal dining rm Only S167.~. 1 Call 979-5370 now ALLSTATE REALTORS onH HOUSE I ·S SUMDAY MOV.10 ASSUMAILE 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home Ap· prox 9 y r s yo und Fireplace. parquet en try , hu ge patio . greenhous e , water sollner. elec garage d r opi'S:.2c~f Realty 546-5605 0 WANl'ID'··· Experienced real estate salesmen. Active. ex· panding office. 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Ollla ... ·- ----------.......... ----.................. ~ .......,.....,_..._ ....... __________ ,_.._ --... ---..--... ...... --.. ~ .. ~, .... ..--......... -----..._ ....... ,.. j . llfAL ESTATI OCIL.L.ENCE SINCE If@ CO.. Wint UI. • .TO 9CWll 11 IDFll Mapiftcent)y deeorated four bedroom home. Formal dlnina s:oom . Family room. DramaUc Uvtn1 room with floo.-to cellintc brick fireplace. Gourmet kitchen with exceptional 1a1 ranae, griddle and 1rill. Fantastic bay view. Owner motivated. IJ.educed SZS,000. t7ll '9'UIY mlYI ..••••••••.•.•.•••.. MOW 1471,000 OPEN SUMDA Y 1-4:30 COMI Wint US. •• TO DOY.a 1110.11 60 feet of bay front! Huge brick terrace with ornamental trees. Four bedrooms. Bay View from all living areas, including master bedroom. You own the land -not leasehold. 401 HOaH STil LAMI .......................... $941,000 COMI WITH US. • .TO DOVll SHOllS. Inspiring view of Upper Bay and night lights. Dramatic courtyard entry with pool, spa and fountain. Four huge bedrooms. dining room and den. Exercise room. Six baths. You own the land! I 072 IAMT'IA•O DalYI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S750,000 COMI WITH US. .• TO DO'fll SH0411S. Refreshing Upper Bay view! Three bedrooms, dining and family room home. Walk-in wet bar. Sunken conversation area in living room with fireplace. Luxurious pool ! 1472 6ALAXY DltlVI .............................. S.15.000 COMI WITH US ••• TO OOYa SHOllS. Elegant three bedroom home. Family room. Formal dining room. Tastefully decorated. The huge yard, pool. decking and luxuriant plantings are an absolute dream ... a restful retreat from reality! I lU aALAXY DRIVE •.•••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••• S4'5.000 COME WITH US ••• TO DOYH SHOllS. Probate sale. Executor eager t o sell ! Four bedroom home. Dining room. Den Pool size yard. Fruit trees. Submit offer. 1441 ~AL.UY DRIVE .............................. S470,000 COMI Wl1H US. • .TO HAllOI YllW HtuS. Beautifully s ituated five bedroom home. Family room. Three baths. Two fireplaces. Three car garage. Restful view of canyon and mountains. Pool size yard. I 034 SAM>CASnl .•••• SHOWN IY APl'T .•...•••• SU0,000 COME WITH US ••• TO IAYCllST. Owner motivate-d! Elegant four bedroom home. Three baths. Dining and family rooms. Lovely library. Master bedroom suite has nine closets! 8lxll0 lot. Sparkling Pool. 1924 HOUDAY ROAD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl I 0,000 COME WITH US ••• TO WISTCU,.. Attractive three bedroom home. Two baths. Neat family room with fireplace. Like new carpet. Large lot 85xUO. Sparkling pool. fenced for children's safety. Quick possession. · 1207 -SNlll LAHI ••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• S2JO,OOO 1617 WESTCUFF DI., N.B. 631-7300 **A RIM! <11 nm B&ACB·•oWJe llUr&MlllNreJ~ Ba llo•• Jar, rdwoocl at'4clted Woodbricl1• deck, ee4u 11aa•H, r.illl!lllW••••M . baaieaad~U.wood h~wood i•t. frplc: • • VUhll .U,, .._ dowa IMa1 er fJM!ftMM .... ~: 1-lmll~ roaaa.be1window1,vlew --r-wf.-.lWh-~~l.:=r ~'r' '° -oca--... -.. -ao-*'-PAD ~OIT 1141.111 $1.51.500 mr, cabua A trlr, 1ub-Uve ID an nelual•e COG• $610 /I 0•/20/0 14'-1114 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba. 204i(, down. ~1 "'*•rtdge =.-~i:)=~r r. i..,.. •ae1a. ClaN to l'Wii"r: M.LllllALTY SEMPRAYCONOO iJ lettlAI allowed, J tvt damuabam commualty ol Very andableNewpOI'\ ---------i lllke over '8IK loan at lkllll \be oc.u ADd a •=. Coodol YJ>lr•d•d end ·-~%.payment& 9802 per 551.3888 THIM ITIAL ~ wit.II u ou&a • UllAtl EXTRA w1Ddow1-mo. 2nd TD payments, and It woa't lake a thief -.,.ue watAtr view and llORE lilbt 6 llORE • interest only 15%. •ne •rrHca Ptlwy,lrvlH to ... the value la thl.I mapificeet auum.~ 'VJEW! Bciuaa 1tora1e • 3512Sa.ntaAAaAve. Proleaalonally decorat· ---c• sharp Dana Point bdrint, I"' batbl: lb. c:cuda"1pace. Tak•over 2 BR. a~ ba, contemp. ed, move in condition, •-1.-v duplex. Two bedrm, 1 CODclo la apacioul a low • mo. payment, dalia~llll.0004. 6.. 6..09~ beauilfuJ up1rade1. Aprx OPIM IUM. l·I beth upper unit feature• ~~~flnorta1b~ Delu low· •.aoo-10~~ int. 6*-.ot6 6 -• 1 mlJe ocean. Price only llt02 va. ......... new carpet, freah paint, ....... •le-. faall~ loae balance! Full .--u.n .. _lo .. beamed Ill room, 2 llreplace1, a · rl1~ c,:oo! L 8 a~I • t;d~ ~. 4 br, 2 ba. 402 16th Pl. Call 842·8&50 for appt. bdnm, 2 batba, dining eocftreplace,,!tloin1n1 area " ~ AU174. -·-· .,. w maraet. Pr.ideal Home offer• 3 c e n Is • tadled 1ar~e. A re '153-_1700 ' r.:;~~>f!',2·i::! ~~ Aaent. room, family room . :W,~ '*the ~0~";:!_ ~llWUT~TIH ! 1 r appt to see. Do not dls· STAY IH SHAN vau!Ud beam ceilin1• · Lo w e r u n I t a 1 a •' A .,.. turbe>ecupant.s. All year 1001. 1wlmmin1 aac. Auumable loan. "...,.,..ender", while at 7 bedroome, 7 baths, l~ I THB •WA. 9 1 Larae coner lot, cul-de· ---L BS IA:l'&RS · IASTSIOI C.M. in your sparlllin1 pool. $248,SOO inchading land. the Marina. OUT OF acnia, ovenlu pool aod -• Immaculate 4 BR, 2 Ba STATE OWNER MAY spa, room for tennis 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean • cozy 2 bdrm. estate. Brand new cptn1. Preaklent Home has just PROVIDE TERMS for oourt. Very cuatom con· lar&e yard, well kept re· bltn microwave, 1as ......_ 1 .......... ~ Bdr· m, 2 qualified buyer. Offered strucUon, s1UTOunded by aidential area. Great Ab d t d ~ .. oeu .. fcor -•v .... ~~ 000 ~'LL ......... 11 .. 1 ds nd starter. Close to all raa1e. un an use bath, family room, large UIU,, ~.... r v ..... a_ ... courtyar a LOU ~HT... brick. Walk to schools secluded vard. 1 m . PRICE! ~tllbgrooods .... 182S,OOO., _.... .a...a:...... ecbook•abo.-.Owner's andlhopa,fromqulet cul ' llJ.SSJONREALTY - -.......... --~~~~~~~:~~'.soo . t.~~!::900. can now ~:':!:u~g~1t1~~~: ~~tl:ctlfr°a 4tf;!.J,!!!,?!!'1 --OP--.. ......;;...-HOU--S-l--1 11D CAIPIT SZ79,SOOincludln1 land. -"-2~1':!1'.f SAT.12:30te4:30 HJ-1351 SMOICITRH Oce•flf.lof91ill '7~)33 I 1114 c...... llG ASSUM. LOAM Rrand new on market. OCIAM & CANYON Lo down, low interest. Super 4 Bdrm. 2 bath Completely refurbished 3 Thia lovely 2 bdrm con· WIMDOW YllWS Treasure hi and M .H. S&LorlXCHAHCH with 1reat BONUS BR lo/4ba home In Hunt. do, eod unit, ia io ex· Splendid home or wood Parlt. Jim Thomas 71' 2 realdenUal Income un· ROOM Including pool ta· Bch. 1 mile from ocean. cellent condition. Double and glue with each win· 4119-3111.6 ita on Balboa Island. for ble. New cera mic Ule. Brand new appliances. garage, large patio. dow framing a ~ifferfol&...-----.. -.... ---1-0-5~, Income property in New drapes le cpt'g. $12A ,!IOQ 21 I Sll0,000. ocean or mountain view. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Portland Ore1on. Write Sl37.:SOO C..twy Own the comfortable 3 Scott McCartney , So.C-'fRealty 79.16 SAMJOA9UIH bdrmhomeofdramatic20"/o down will Cully aK· Cabana # 104, 3rd S t . 546-5605 I 979• 1 5 o Corner condo in The spaces. Just reduced to sume a $239,000 1st at Lake O.we10. Oregon or ---------1 LAKE PARK AREA , Villas, 2 bdrms, 2 baths, szss,ooo. 12 ~ % . No p o i~ t s~ caU~/242·2900day1 Lrg Mesa Verde Home. Walk to beach, schools, patio, double attached 644-7211 Largest model. N1gue! OWC. garage. 2 Years old. Shores Villa. $299,000. (213)794·3'122eves. and. Lake Park. 3 BR , Adult community. Ex· WUI consider tnde in ~}Blf8iy ---------1 family rm, lge R-2 lot. cellent value at s146 950 a re a . Pr inc. on I y . /Jn ~l(Jll -.UIHOllZOH Owner will rinance 1 ' · aHl804. • I. + modern apt. VILLAS Sll.S,000. Prine only Agt.1 CUL VY DALE IJ/\lllY & /\':i5UCl/\I ES on corner or bays. Lg Only 3 letl, 2Br, 2"'2 Bal SJ6.l4S4; 536-80IJ I New listing. J bdrm. 2 ---------1 I ~~tr!':~:'J'~·a~a1~! luxury condos, or t~e fllliJ.A.._.Cl.._.G 'bath. country kitchen .. Ta.dlofWlw.n..ss I .. f aQCC. '31111..000 Back Bay. Va~ted ce1I· nAn " large comer lot. Large I Plenty of wood. glass and! •• - II 111 ... l•IALTY : logs, 2 mslr swtes. only: BY SELLER assumable )o.an. E~-i decks blend with the , 12131434-0901 I Sll6,000 Sat/Su 10 "' • L 1 B 3 8 cellent condatton. This I ch a r a c t er o C th e · ODenSa1 n . .., ove Y S r a won'llpt SIPSOO neig.hbortlood A charm. I I 25125-to~A••· 1 w/formal dining rm .1 DAYIDD.CAILSOM ing38drm2 .Ba for on1yi ..... ,, ... , ... 1007! 6'2·7330dys646-6093evs I farr,uly rm. h~ge encl.I llALTOll3l-929l 1268.000. I . •••••••••••••••••••••••!Lo~ ... -c-..a.-l pa!to rm, Choice arca.1 1 l..agunaVillageR.E Monarch S ummit I ' ..... CH COTT ... _I I ... ., .--w -• Priced to sell at Sl59,500. 497-1761 Tremendous ocean and ' -""• · 2&38drm. By appt. only w/agt 1 *~Tll-LEVR : I coastline view from this ; Charming home in quiet",. $112!S00.$11~,000. . SJ&.6086 ___ ; Beauufulll'. dec~rat'ed ' L..alJ-a Cyw I.treat I 2 bdrm, 2 ba, end unit l ~~~~~ lc,i:.,o o~ ~oo~n·'1 Seller WIU pa)"d..illerence LowDowwjHo q..I. ' and ma Int al n e_d ! Rustic retreat nestled inj ('Ofldo. Vaulted ceilings. between current mort. , Briarwood model.. Th1.s I the hillside or Canyon (rplc. atrium, covered IJyd. Rented. Very good! rat~ le 2 pt.s below for a EXEC. HOME , Broad!JM>Of home 1s a1r l Acres Dr. 3 Bdrm. lrg patio. 2 car g arage. financing w/$25S,000 t;{. penodol2 yrsor less 1( 'l1illtole11ell : conditioned, ha s 4 ya rd . Owner will JUMP ON THlS Rar owner. Offers invite ·1 mterest rat~ drop 2 pts. Fabulous 4 br. 2~ ba l Bdtms, 3 Bat.hs. over: finance. low down. Call Opportunity! Sl48,500. F <714> 673-1610· I ~n Hse daily 12·4· 2004 Franciscan Fountain 12000 sq ft, a~num. and I for appt, R.C. Taylor Co. 1S8r, 2Ba . 2sty, 1 ~ lots, byj eyer. 64H 99l Agt. home. Priced 15K below 1~ landscapmg. Shows 64().9900 131 .. 440 i owner. Steps to bay· OWNEll TRHSFttD! rmrket. In perfect cond. like a model. Call for 1 -:.~~;;;y:n;~u;..,--1---•-----. ··--' bl f I in every respect. Huae appt. ACCBCT ON VIEW ;;;1:·aid~~!', p?u;b?:g~ Mwt sell btO 5Br. 2Ba, family rm w/bar area& iJ ! Breathtaking vle,w of . 1475,ooo. 673·0l29 nr So. Cat Plaza, new beaut. plank flooring. ~I ~bridge Pac If i c from Sa n ... .,.,. leec:ll I 06t cpt.s • waUP.aper. Great Secluded backyard area. Clemente laland to•••••••••••••••••••••-.• C.W .. M• I 02l for lg family. $130,000. Master br w /retreat & Reak1 Hollywood Hills from HIWPOIT SHORIS · ••0 ••••••••••••••••••• Jerry 638·49&0 Agt. huge deck . Only 25K 551·3'09 t.bia Immaculate 3 Bdrm, Walk to beach: MUST SILU MUSA VERDB 4 Br. 2 Ba. down. Priced at $184,900. ..,. rrHu 1'1lwy 1rvi-den, family room home. CANALFRONT 4 Br \ owner left sta te , with pool. Beaut. Drive by 21811 Seacrest • Amid towering pines. Ba SZ55000 ~do~n s pacio us duplex. lndscpng le eaiy care <near Hamilton• Woodbridge 3Br 2~Ba Beamed cell.in1s. com· suiisomo'.12%1nt. lyr . ." ft.replaces, aara1e. 1100 yard. Owner may carry Bulbard). CaU Mike at larlast Wullam L 00 On ~elely redecorated. · eq. ft. each unit Gross financlna. SUl,900. D . ....._bkr. park . By o.:n~r ; 39,500. Fantutrc cBr.ZBa.Gori~de· $1150/mo. 29"4 down. 8bW'b Realtor 546·9950. I MW• S5'8-5060. cor, ll lot. Ownr wjll belp ~~87~~~~~· IASTSIDI llwta• 1042 09A ... ITUI ttnweSU5.ooo . .... ~~~~.-rr.vrw-----y $12,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.........,DO A Frame 3 Br. 2 Ba -------~ -~ ~ ~ ~n.a.xan.w.c 2B 2Ba do Ste ~ "'" r, con · ps to Cozy lBr starter home. HARBOUR PINES Gourmet kitchen $17SK beac h. S228,500. By A&ent.645-0882. 2st.ry-2 Br.2~batwohs. 1 Bdrm+k>ft. Sbarp end 1213N.COASTHWY OWC with SSOK down, VA owner. 213·944·9781 days. Rdwd decking, comm \omit. 8 ,950. LAGUNA BEACH U% int .. 17 mo .. n~ CAUFORMIA 2 13 . et l . 4 1e9 or CUSTOM HOME pool. su1.soo. By owner ».t.anieloTC'°r. 497-4848 per mo. DRIAMS BUYERS! TIC-613-7'60evea. ).tis 846-1890,641-8321 C~l I wport ....... NCMTH .. D Beautiful spacious 3 lmrmculate detached 2 =~S.. 1-5 A VEIDE .... y-o~ COMDO 640.5357 3 Br. 2 Ba. 2 Sty. Move In cond. Steal for $149,900. bdrm home, great loca· Bdrm, 2 bath home. Big C -H• ...... DS Sbr.3ba-terrific famlly -"" "' Victoria Hl1hlands . lion. Fabulous famil)' family room with brick --" home. Lge, bea11l. 35' boat slip oo main Unsurpassed wh it e room, 2 frplcs, jacuzzi. 4100 Cortl•d landscaped1 back yard. channel, 2 pools, 3 tennis HOltTHWOOD water views frof m nealhrl1y 4 Br. 3 Ba., + FR. H~e Lovely family and enter· UI06Jama ca. courts, jacuzzi. Only l ID· SPA every room rqm s patio le decks. corner lot. JASMMI. ~ -Tastefully upgraded l s ty. Piao 3, w/spa. Great location. Assumable loan. Won't last. $320.000. SIAYllW -Remodeled Port Royal w/pool and spa, ocean & night light view. Superbly up. graded 4 Bdrm detached home. $525,000. CUSTOM LOT -One acre +lot w/architectural plans for 3800 + sq. ft. home. Rolling hills & horse area. $173,000. WOO&Wlll •I -Superb 2 Bdrm/ A'Shford with greenbelt location. Priced to show the owner wants action f aat. SlSl,500 A TOUCH 0. WILJ.IAM.... -Turtlerock Highlands 2 sty 4 s,r D l' view lot, w/sbutters, hardwd. Warm It taS\.". ha exceptional piece of property offered at $389.~. l9UC9 $41 .... -3 BR Plan 5 ln Jasmine Creek w/mi.nl ocean view, plutatloll shut.ten. o~c large contract, at 11% *3tq.ooo. TUmaoc1 IM:tl•MM -Natural beamed wood celllnp, panelln1. warm earthtones. A lovely view. Thla • .Bdrm Edlnborou1b bu everythlns including xlnt ftnanctne. '319.000. tainmeol ho me, 4Br. 0 WC 2 II d -$235,000. R.H.R .. Agt, Nicely upfraded Plan 11 . ~c.::;:oo~~:e·. iex~ ,Jt'f 2'n Ba , b ea utiful S.bMff BoborYvonne,673·7300 Northwood Park d e · cellenl Clow for enter· J....,ltO'lrlH courtyard patio, lee J latched home with A/C, Cral4J O'lrien land. $298,500. Bkr. 0i .. I ,tor EterrifiBc pnk·c1e. !nm 1044 skinny dip spa. great ~·:~LAR M28850 675-4010. aa.. or my urc e, ••••••••••••••••••••••• landscaping le decorat· ••• · agt,9'19-8373•952·8891. Univ Park. 3bdrm +Ing. $103.000 in usable ... views &Cat91ina sun JohnCoombebkr IRYIMITIRR.ACI Rx..--ExcJ.ln bonus. 2ba detached. financing. Priced to sell sets can be yours in this ExdllllnMew ONLY IOO/oDOWM In College Park. This 3 S14 0,000. Agt/Owner atS1S2,!IOQ. i mma c ulate thr ee Wat .. f1CM.tHotm Beaut. 3br, or 2 + den, Caito See bedroom hom e. Well I lot . t br.l~baatS115.000 has Collee.n 551·3849,64S·7221. locatedin agoodfami'ly WlthloatDock se quarter . new pain vt rt I 644-721 I in & out, new cpt.s, new asaum. P Ra ~ oao. neighborhood & com By Pacesetter Homes flooring, pool , s pa. Call for details. nlury **ftalf'l( STOIY pletely refurbished In· Elegant 5 bedroQm , 4 redwood d :kl I f 2l/Gold Coast Realtors. .... s ide & out. Excellen bath home now receotlY room to alJ o~.1im0:J. ~~.;aft. 6pm, Betty, 4 •. ..._SI n flD8l!~Jl.i. $2l~®Qo iuT l'Ompleted. Outstanding occupancy! OWC financ· &... Cllawt4 r-01" cmtom features in clude Ing, S297.000 leasehold. SLEEPl.._.G Ideally located in the This ooe Is perfectly lar1e master suite with 640-5681. 1536 Serenade " California Homes area. I d ·d hydro-whirlpool J·e tted Bl! •UTY this cmtomiz.ed plan has iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ocate · ocean s1 e. Terrace. 5A a loan balance of $82,000 north end. quiet cul-de tub. formal dining room. CDM DUPLIX Large2000sq. ft. s Bdrm at 12% interest with mon· 5 Bdrm Prescott, prem. sac. A very well main· garden room. custoin An investment for future 2 bath home + huge thly payments of S848 lot ates-t.o Woodbridge lained three bedr(l9m rlreplace with conversa- 1 I 18x3S' patio/game rm , and bl kl , _._ ded ... home w 1th a pcR>I . lion pit, 2 car garage. apprec atlon. Love y assuma e . As ng ...... e. U~1ra u1r/~ut. There's even 8 bunk 17'x38' private dock with street. 9295.000. Aaent, ram. rm, s hake roof . only $1'6,SOO. Open ffse V~n Lu1t, Van~erbdt, roomforteenageguesls water & elHtrtc ity 64().1830or644·7383. block wall rence. Only Satl-5.14712Doncaater. Mitchell & Sinclair 1344500 Some optional c olor LSI OPT SPYaLASS $134,!IOO. Broiler S49·2&«. wall/eves. D/r Chand. . · · • selection still possible. 5 BR 3 BA, SS25.000 + Yea. we can make your reserved. Use am lender !"lit.-.... Priced si1:195.000 custom lot. $695 ,000. payments. You make the or adj sls pre or $350,000. ~'-~~L~ 0,... w ,5-1-5 84().2981. VIEW downpaymept. No quail· Will pa slg agt comm. .. .. .,~ IOO ..... l.a.d Dr. f)'inl. No loan rees. Just Ca\) owner 552·~ to Carol Hotr, Alt. 631~ Duplex. 3Br. 2Ba; 2Br, move in. Al.lo available. BELOW MARKET Wt io11.o........,_ Shown by appl. daily 2Ba. Xlnt. loc. xlnt. cond. No down payment, you In Wood bridge oe w ---------~....,.c. _, So. Hwy. Corner, pvt, make the payments . Aspen detached 3Br 11ty For Sale By Owner. l714t 494-1177 ~HIDDAUl.':r!, prol. decor. $329,000 by DIRECTIONS. 6'1·88S5. home. Sl.34,990. 551-2320 Owner financed. 3 Br. 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ •r--owner. 675-1055, 173·4848. 2"'91 B h D --------Aaaum. 8~% loan, 3br, LOW ea. House. $25.000down. 'l1ACRIHOMI ~ystior:f.s3 8d:.!. d" CelhlW... 1024 2ba, fam rm. liv rm. din balance at 13%. SUA,900. l.ngrm, den. Across fro ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm, frplc, nice decor. PP MA.IMTENAMCI 780-1713. Ocean view 3 bdrm, lax· o. See H LowDOWll~= l122.900 3163 Canadian Beautlrul 3 bdrm, 2\.ii ba ---------urious wood & glass. :.r:.·000· ele ---... Dr.979-1791 condo that overlooks WILLOWS, newly remod. Walkina distance to w ~•• rn S greenbelt. Walkin1 dis· 3 br + den, a /c. Terms beach. Ultimate priv,cy. aterfronl Homes. In AmSTI O.. ,.. I 026 tance to pool, sundeck off avail. s.st.se64 lavish outdoor · spi • le _Real __ t.on ____ 63_l_·1_• ... OOLLHOUSI •••••••••••••••••••••• muter bdrm. Easy care aazebo off secluded By OWNER Harbor Vie LOYal 3bdrm, 2~ba condo. Sea paUoe. master s u I t e w Ith Homes. , Br. 2 ~ B . Completely·ren.ovated 3 Terrace ll, 21tory, ocean • fireplace. Formal ap· Fam. Rm. Spa. Count br, 1\.'I be home, w/a,.a view, 3 blocks from 'I_ praisal S.130,000. Offered French , tot a 11 f«darllroom Aaep. blcll beach. din rm, liv rm, ~£L...._ at~OWM cuatomiaed. 844·5965, f« artlat'utodlo +hute ldtcbw/blt·l.ns, 2car 1ar. JL~j~ MOITHWODOD -"'CH HOUSE f*.'197. l ramJty rm w/Franlllln Eatate Sale,J175,000. ~~4/:J)' -IJ"D~. lmmed. occ. Oaly CUb to loan 1$1,000. 3 Bdrm 2~ Ba sln1le a Bdrm, 2 bath. ocean Btaut waterfront cond+. 1'k down. Priced at Call Jay 248·5H8 or 833·8600 famll.y detached home. vknw. You cen't beat it 2bdrm, l~ba, speq· $lGl.IOO. Drive by 11.t W. -.... ~ uplfades, 2 car (« $171.~! ! tacu1ar view rrom U.vlnt 8-y St. <West ol Harbor! --L-0-w----1-,-...---prqe. Submit TERMS. *-7551 room at maater bdrlll So. "' Hamilton). cal -·-I llt"ff "· Creative rlnancin1. . -ei-pool bid MAkut...,...bkr. Au11mable loans lt.,u...,.liffWSDa:htvlft °"'*'~.Offered ~&. -.UIE ..--. .uc '.·a· ... .............. ILO"'M Tbwabomeend ualt with, ________ atM,500 . ~ McCONjlACKRE derpound prtda1. SU • ---"" a bdrmauodto 2 1undect. * * s , .... ... " 0 -lfMt ftu.netq, sm. · • .......___ a.._..... __. " .. "" w..• YM.LA•t Forpvtehowtll(l5S-1t1 . ----· ....... .,...t -... · Pool, •pa .. wOOD 0-1-;;;w,.ri'i•~wco-~oii-oitslicoiii·~~iii~iiiiiii~• for larp faml'1 or can ~ have marnlfl· -"• Uftiquely aDd bentlrull1 u be a rwt laome. Call for Cllllll oeoeu view. IJJ4,00 Re r It a I• Par llt ~a Bdrm condo. a.. tlUa art.lat'• retreat ......., Y• ... dluUI. IG~Atl. t•> tonbouM S BclnD 2~ Cbol.ee corner uroH • 10 bonelt breatJltak· 0ceu vu J Bcln:n 1,.; • 0..-bouleRDl-4 Y ................ Ba,lcar1ar11e.bottub, hmPMtwtt.bmouotaln ••• •lew1, Jbr .. Zba, a~pr8,..sm,ooo. ' 1'14lOIJmp6c,Cll ,..,, .... 4tJ.tJll central air, auumabl• vtew."PrlceclaU112.500. aptral 1lalruM. frplc. ~ lou wltb lat T.D. o bardwood floora/prlv. se..e CM,&. TMI tn,000, •~°-' l.nterHt. NIAi THI LAICI •·•<>Pn HwM Sun. • llCOIATOI OPllt HOUY Adlai llU,SOO. Opea WoadlaridaJ ldrm plua JJ.4 mo Creat Viw Dr. SATJIUM rz.4 ~ Suaday 1·5. H clta. 1\9 81 eoado AOT llm Howard 719-tllf ' S Bdrm, I~ bmtll. 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I •drm hou u plu1 Cc*rac1o lpttap area ..... _................. ll&ALTOR8 1 ......_. JZ44 COZY OCEANFRON'J: a.... ' =~~o:: v .. :-. _,all m 111 --',:__ ..... and fcM&r;a.x. All LOO yr old maulon, re· 3 8edroom Coodo ln a1.1per NEW S aa s Ba coado, ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• :: ..::o-1t:m•. '::°:i wall! to T Strwt bt•ch la lMldlno wltb ..,. '°°''· ClllU)' ....conct. Over 2'11 Euleldt Aocellcm. Huae !pk, pet.lo, dbl 1ar. Nr New Pluah Many Cd.le.om ~ .;· ~ ilovtm4 • bHl.ll l u Clemente. ..,..,..,. Law, low vacancr OWC. =-~ !!°ft'd!; ~r~: muter 6awte, f am llr. llqla, 195 mo. No pe*'9. "-lUNI 4br, fam rm, ••ta ' . ~ -•••liflj•••-t UN,000. Owur w\11 M.MOUI YllW =:::C:.1111~-: 0'f. ..... · . room, f replete. Poo • A It . '15 t . 12 a 4 'r oat e d c: om m t y . ' ~~t a ~ 1or M?ntd !'11~n1t troe t.w. 28r. a. older fw .11a-1rao. r.;: ~~ci~m~ ~:~. ~~~ .. Jacprt~~·udccard~c:~ 21J.._... afUPll 11100/mo. req1.1lred + ~ 2 Br. Ad1.1ba. Ya.rcl- ..teaH.»/ -:~ DY 111.-• mbUe ~ wlt.b print. In& n•ble, preatntly . =~.,50 ....... ""77 "D-•D-d 1 -" N ·~· SIMO. Rec. F ae. m at treea. 180 Ca n)'Oll 8 t OMt;. beam. •.i*). l -""" Di __.. •• mo • ..,._..,.. • ....... -· i,ap ex._.,, 0 &-67211ot5'5-IMM Acree. Sparaely furn · -' '-'U A.IL '" , _,,,.,.,.,. anne dop MSV'ictoria ...... ,_ "" DllAM YOUI UDO,...IUL.A T A Cr•ln It Anoe. R . E. ICIDS,IPITS otC . 5'6-tl24 . Turtleroclt Attractive abr, .. ....,,_.....,, • DUA.Ml •5t00. ___ E·Slde, fenced ya rd. fam r m, frplc:, fenced ••ALD IAY la um Cape Cod atylc ~,!, 8pa~:~~~!'; PLACE ........ 1ara1e , 2 Br. 1545. 3br, 2ba, cpts. dr ps, yard, country kitchen, nr Oceanalde . front row hom e en uloped ln PIWTill"' .. ll•ll 2100 M2-2510,'4a·4848. f ~n ce d y a r1d , ~r acboola, pool, no pet1, Gorpouavlewoflrvio~, c b 1 rm ,6 w a rm th , -..00· I"'--TII l!Jt P.M.I ••••••••••••• •••••••• •. Super delw:e townbome. 2 _!!laooJPftlacent a 1$ 5. avail Im med. $775/mo Cove. 4 Bdrma. •I& re~ ~ fettl.lf'cl thr uout . -..-..-1 Oil IXCH"' .......... 1 · Br. lie den, 2~ ba, frplc, _.1m a 5 .iM·lkW2 after SPM nn.-..ocm ---------· t:xteulve !Ale of brick, Wl\UHt HON I -A"'W ---------HAllOI Y•W marble • hanh~ood. On · tMtMt ~ e-. 2 realdenUal lncome W\· pool, jacuzzi. u una . 3br, 2ba, dining a rea. 4bdrm, 3bJ 2 story home Luxury oceanfront 2 Br. 2 4 IWnD, boo ... famll.Y ly II mo. old. Premium Ai AL.£SlATE ltaoo Balboa Island for Great ldc:ale. $750 mo. frplc,feoced yard,wa ter with 3 car 1ar, pools & Ba . S p i ral s ta irs , ,.._.,boouarm.Lovely nel&hborhood. Great .,.._ ...... °'::pCty Income prope rty ln W • Y n e • A 1 l ·incl. »'75/mo. tat /last, tmnia,133-18'78.aner6. f i r e pla c e , de c k , home bs auperb condl price. 1184,000. Call W111tlf ... Wl1 Portland, Oreaon . Write 646-88l6,67S-9873 aec.depocil.MZ-1516 W._,.Vll.Gtfftl wuber/dryer ,xtralarae. Uan.AalLlat-.OOOfor 831 167lor661·2311. Nlce older 4(fl••ln 0 r. s.cott McCar tney , EAST S I DE fall and O-PoW 1226 2 Bd-.,-d rooms . 835 ·6455 or QUA~~ C ... y at 1•77 ro•• wl'h Cabana fl<M , 3rd St, .. ~-. b th con o. 1525 /m o. 835-5522 CJ C...... OWNYOlllUUl.SPACE ·• • • -"-"--0 1 wwter eveDJn&s Y e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail. now. Call Cra1·g. ---------• lb Mller 1uarant"ln1 renb ._... ..,..weao, re on hi be If I 64°' ll7 llJj . m. I nu; FARM ror ll~ear. Priced at on • or call 500_1242·2900 days, rlre'lace int a aut u MEW COM DO 631-l.266 Luxury oceanfront 3 Br • '11111 AGENT (71A ) t42·13'17 t! 1 .,.,_ with ........ 000 3 B 21...., ba Laurel Point 8dr d d . pen l h 0 u 5 e . 2 Ba : iltlV .... condo Do bl u a hed a l m + en en uml. SAVE SU,000, NeWPort udaellerc·arrylnl .... · u e a c Ocean view. D/W, pool Fir e pl ace d ec k Creal, Plan 4, realtor ,_.,.._ C arcNll A.ITD •t 11%. Pr1nlclpala ....................... ear. Lar1e patio. Shows and jacun i ... 5-0 /mo. washer /d ryer: 83S·64SS salch ell for SlM,000.Buy c.,1..... 1071 ....... rii 1600 only 75o2 lll20 ..._..,_,..._d like a mod el. $750. 752-ID,6&1-0422 REALTORS or83S-M22. frocn owner for $195,000 .••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor 759·1877 l . bid rr l ---------9% assuma ble loan , LAGUMAllACH ' '-'U .._IL C.... .. Mw 1122 Executive 3 Br 2'h Ba rvioe r 0 ers ux. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Temple Hills ocean view. Open House IY OWMH T "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• New adult condo, 2 sep Fantastic oce~n view' model homes that have ana Ocean view Deck s 5 s m m er wind Bnalhtaking panoram ic 960059.fT. p CE bdrmsbaths,avail Dec. Condo End Un il . neverbeeooccupied.3 & courtyard 2car garage' ~.'4a·.':i~. ocean view o f Da na 14 Leued commer<:••I· LA ON THI!: Bt:ACH 23. Nr S.C. Plaia. 1525 . .W.81l13 · · 4 br's, bonus rms , 3 car '850. lnclds utlls. 499_5055 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.I Ha r bor . S pectac ula r lndllllrial units located PIOPllTllS"' l Br d1.1plex w /frplc, 551·~ _ _ · gar, many lux. r~atures, or494.75S4. • c~tomlzed 3000 sq. ft. s on one of La1una's main I.WO/mu. 640·9900. Ask $425 2 b ed f IOceanview 2 Br. 1•r. Ba. up to3100sq . rt. hv. area, -------UDO ISLE Bdrm +retreat. $90,000 highways. Building re· 10,... Tll l :JO '·""·' ro ... ·aye. E S'd r .. r .fci t~r wy~, Frplc, partly rum . 1 car $950· 11200 I m o . 1 n c I Ocean View, 2 br , all ap· VIA9UITO m upgrades. Assumable cenUy remodeled. High ~leech -i l4i c ·1 ~1";;;' · · cmp · garage. 36 steps to door. gardener & water. ~onv. pies, 2 car gar, $700/mo. Sac r i f ice · I m m ed 10 1-'1% f in a n c i n g . dem&nd area. Partners ••••••••••••••••••••••• p . -1 Adults only.No pels.Call loc. at 26 Cambridge. 494-4802aft.5. possession, 2Br, t ea. ~i~5.J~! ... ~~~~; ::!~~r?!~e:::~:1 ~e,{~ IU ..... ITS IAll'l'lOllt <K:eanfrunt,winter Jbr, 2ba , cpts /d r ape s, ror appt. aft 6:30 on Pho ne Jea n Ir vine , For lease. 3bdrm, 3ba, 1275,000. Owner /agt. total price of $575,000 " renlal. completely furn. fenced yard, $600/mo., _~dys499-5543. '559·!405~r 833·25SS. r r PI c' w a I k lo l1itft Open House l·S Sunday. wilh$166,750down. Westside ~osta Mesa, 2bdrm, H"iba, frplc, Pvt 645-4574 .......... leach 3240 Woodbndge 2 story 2 Br beach/stores. $725. Im· ---------i $575 PER MONTH Realonomics 675-6700 good condition, incoooome pallOll, '650/mo. 497-5125. -M-tl -II --d 3bd -•••••••••••••••••••••••! H'l Ba """'I spa 'tenm~ mac Re f 494·8038 , $40,800 yr. Price $445, . 1 -------on ce o con o, rm . I · """ · · · · .. Harbor View Knolls, 2br,1 Keep monthly Py~ts On payment l lJ0.000. M.wport leach 3169 I 2ba twnhse, 2 car gar, n r 5 bl.ks to ocean. Elegant 2 & I a k e . $48 S L s e . 194-4442George. den, 2'h ba, 12 10,000., low. Take over ex1st1ng MIWPOITllEACH OWC balance.al 11%. 1••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo'air & Fairview. New bdrm, fam rm & den, 1213J837·8339. bdr Brok 640-0370 752·0254 loan of $61,300 at 10.75%. . UDO ISLE 2S 1$725 moJ Plush crpts m, lge fenced yd, er ' · Very clean. Frplc, 2 Igel Prime C-t lotS7x120 wlth '~ fR€HIG€·1 . I crpts & drps. SS /mo 2v, ba c~ar & glass':WOODBRIDGE Area. 3 gar,dogsok,nocat.$700. MEWPORTHGTS 1 bdrms Xlnl location. o lde r two be droom ! HOM€~ Cc:implcl ely f~rn1shed S40-4734 hm, 759.2434 of·1 Dbl c~r pvt gar, fully ? BR 21., Ba. dining room. Leave messagefor J U13. Immediate sale, prime $106,000: Call 831-1671 or; home . Coospicuously . ! with everythin g you: flet!..:.._ matnl. yd. Adults. no bar, microwave, family 494.9753 lot, sm !Br. rear of lol C?n 1 661·2311 I ~~ed ~O ~ N~wpo~ Real Estate Investments ' ~~ uJ.~a~~=~ 24bft~: • • pets. lnqwre at 5Z7 18th. rm. fplc, cpls, d rps. AC; Logima MHJ-1 3252 alley. Rm to build 1n , 631\i;w · · geo ·J 3333W.CoastHwy,NB 1 $l6~0 Mo n't hly B i ll ~ Mpttf91Area Sl. 714 /960-6331 or comm pool~ tennis, 2 ..................... .. f r o n t. Lol SOx 13 5 ;I~ -·-1 I 645-6646 · · 1 RENTAL$700 960-6331 car g.ar . a vail Dec. 10 . $133.000. Prin only C7 14 > rmi~~ ! I 1 • Grundy, RJtr._!~·5l~ 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba, dining rm, -----, l $725 + dep 752· 1282 . 4 Bdrm, Fa!f1tly. room, 522-8631 ~ __ !! ' Matto Mafor.... I j3 Bdrm, 2 bath, Penin. Pl.I dbl frplc & gardener, Clean & Coiy: 3 Ur. I ~I 1·49'l 0646 Laguna Niguel. U p · ---: I ' . . 1 16U ..... ITS clean 771.2001or641·90871 Ba. 1"2 miles from ---, grades.S'lOO /mo.831-3800 (..'OND0.2br.212ba,pat10. s-taAAa IOIOI S.350 Sq.Fl.Comr;erc;:tll " h~me Mio lo m~6 7~r --I beach New c arpet ,IWOODBRIDGE,lge3UR MissioftVteio 32'7 gar & carJ>Ort. ocean & ,..•••••••••••••••••••··~ ~dg. 1 ~~I ~35~~·0~c I IRAND MEW I ;,;;:2~ ease. 13 br condo + den, ~ackl fireplace No pets $525! +den. 2'2 b~. 2 car gar.~••••••••••••••••••••••• park v 1 ew. Al>k 1 n It i.e!!nsi 14~ M th • ., Take lhe lst user of com· ---·------. Bay. new crpl & pa1nl. 21 mo. Wa Iker & Lee, fam rm. dining area.,3 Br 2 Ba Cu do Comm ~.soo. Agt ~~·3997 I i wnaey M. r:;lor Co. I poneot deprec1at10!1 for; HARIOR RIDGE ! car gar. pvt patio. pool,! 7~~567_!_ -~ fplc. cpls. drps. ('Omml Po~l spa·Allso Villas NptT«r.COftdos 1~ .... 'R alb 644-4910 : that tax shelter. Slr':'c Customized home with! S750.631·3081 I ! pool. A\·a1l 1mmed $8001 ~lO+ulil497·3034 , ' UIO n 'lit Oii 1 ~ure2ndT.D.to yourh~·t fantaslicvu.2story ."'• --I BRANDnew3b~.2ba , +dep.Call 752 1282 .:------2 Br·2 Ba $112,500·1 sl} ll/. JEAIS lil(W mg. 29"/o down A Quail I bd r m 5 1s Pe c 1a 11 Fantastic view. br a nd comm. fac. (tennis, J>OOI ,, 1492_0646 Me rt t. h 3269 ~ :~t~ :: ~~·= 1 i'2 n . ,-Choke Corwer Lot : Pla('e Exclusive 752 1920, features·,; entertain·' new 3 br condo. must seel clubsel No pets 1695. --.---. • ••• ~ .• : •• ::-! ••••••••• • ~ • . 4 bdrm home with 2 . I . ing. J . Dor an Rltr I loapprec 639·6194 mo.968-S430&963·0867 jUru vers1ly Park 2bdrm.j CORNER CHARMER Assume 9 75 ' loan., baths, huge back yard, Prime area of NewJ>()rt I 851.9522 ' ------.--t 2ba, community J>OOI &' John Marshall631 1266 !AiC,wallling dislanceto1 Beach.Useable2000 sq.!' '-'UAIL 1 ____ .:._ _____ 1$4(X)mo.AvallDecl IBr.l Brandnew3Br Condo :Ja.c. was hertd r ye r .t 3 Bdr m s +den . I schools & golf course. f\.bldg orplans for 10,000 ~ .T lll.AJxury new 2bdrm rurn ' lBa. I Includes gar age doorl refrig, gar door opener.I beautifully appointed Sl OS,000 . Bro k e r , sq. ft. b ld g . Agent ,: PLACE condo. Villa Balboa.I _ 6442999 opener Pat10.Use of ten· avail now. $625. Call ho~e w /3000 s q ft !!63:81§2. 631-7308 : . I Owner.879·2174. IN d 2bd 2' h· I rus courts, pool, s pa &I after6pm760·8015 I Avail. 11 115/llO up h> I _ --· rROPERTIES"' ----- . ewcon o, rm. 2 a. rec. rm. Security gale · -----y ear lease Age n t GOOD Assum. loao + ITuatin -----1090 GOOO SPEHDAILE l 10,... Tll 1:10 ,,.,.... ,HouMs Unfunll1it.d I r~~l~;o~a~a~ll~~7~~1~~: Minimum l yr lease I WOODIRIDGE I (}73 7300 creative financ ing on ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 ll Ce t 0 • nge Co 1 ·•••••••••••••••••••••••! 545-TISO 1 $950 per mo. Seaside I 3 Bd 2 Ba condo M7S/mo l d B this 3 Bdr m 2 story home!owM YOUR OWH Si7o,ooo~ ';;5K ~. Clos~ I __ _ lalboallland 3206 _ . ; Village, 213 1833·1369 Call Craig. 631·1266. 1 ~':n:bro;~easea Y:,~~!'. w/lge balcony oeean & HISTORIC thls·year j MUSTSELL' •••••••••••••••••••••••jSanta Ana ll eight ~ J · days,2131831-5734eves. . · ' I · · ' ------fam&bonu.srm 2 frpln . city htes view Tennis.. CALIF HOME 979-853 3 2 houses on 2 d uplex l.ots. Bdrm, hardwood fl oors.I Lge 1 br Condo balcony End y d 6. red~ood hol· pool. sec 1tale~ A !.lea I• · I -• c M Best offer takes. YEAIL-Y lfEMT.1'LS I ge Io t $6 0 0 I m o . 1 . ~ s395 -' r ·. al $425.000 l>e('orator's' ~:legance bwll for com-Cottdo111ial••1/Tow•· lO%.fmancing.Own/Agt. Lilli 11 d · Larg~ 1 lst/lasl+S200 dep. ,\gt. ~oWuspa , . Im o REALTORS lub.gdnrmcl St,250/mo 0 .ho e I fort and cnlerl&1n1ng ...... for .. 1700 642.9666 e s an . , a ~I· __ . _ _ _ __ _ _ • 00-1s:_s_~---~ Cfll ~wporl C...t.r Parklike grounds com ·••••••••••••••••••••••• - -. • Bdrm Apt. Un um . ar Hse ot lau k t College Park Yale 4 br, ~ Shor 2 b 2 640.5357 phmenl custom home · IMYIST IN Lots for SGle 2200 for small car. SSOO Ba ck Bay area, beaut lites !e.an'tr::ze~u 3c~{ 2a,;, ba, lie den, frplc, ·;;~ nr :h n:.;,ty - --oak floor s, marb le MEWPORTIEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYFROMTIEMTA ... S 3bdrm, 3ba condo. Ten· 3ba.'S685.962·6197 , AJC, comm. pool. No :nted'& ca 'ted, gd LIDO ISLE 1 fireplace, r o ll· UP ""·-f b 1 1 nis pool No p els _____ ---pets. tooS. 1st , last, de pat rpe I :.l·reens carved mold -Yes . ready LO move in at • wu a u ous ~iew. uts Several Available Now ·, 224 posit 1714 )551 1337 loc, S6SO, 631·2991. Exceptional local1on A!> ings, pl~ more. To see ! only $112,000. Beautiful o.verlookin.g b:I Niguel 2 & 3 & 4 Bdrms S600 mo 545. I Beaut. New 2br, 2ba. 2 m1 sumable financing. w1dcl more or this rare "Olde Versailles Condo Pnme Country Club Builder Winter Leases from $795 MESA VERDE from ocn. S6SO mo days IBr + den twnhl.e L'JJ Versailles studio condo. lot.3carKarai:e.3 bdrm. Towne Tustm"home call loc~Uon.Ownerwill help close·oul Plnced from YearlyLeases from S995 4 Bdrm 3 bath. 2 sty, 3 1213) 549-4040 ext 591 graded, San J o aquin ad ults o nl y, $500 2 bath. !>O Ulh paL10 , . ·h R alt with f1nanc1n g Call $175,000 CaJ 714 831 1216 l714l~~08 !~e~ \'ilia!> S600 857 0776. 77(}.2313. 768·5600 $410,000 Ask for Bob or Barbara. R.H .R . Agt, froml0.6daily Loulrechhl&Au oc. cur gar · grdnr S990 937-2718 I Yvonne , R 11 R Ai:l. 6'73-7300. 675-3131 714 770 1804,644 7367 3br.2ba,nrbch S:~!JOO LOOK-lOOtC~OOK OCEAN VIEW 4 BR pool home. family ~~~~ Uruvers1 ty Park, 3br, 2ba. IAYCIEST '•acre plus. nat pad. 5 --------nei~hborhood $850. l!ol& + lge rec rm, top eond O,.•Sclt/S..1·4 EASY LIVING IM HEWPOIT min. lo Dana Po1nl New England country las t + :.c<· Oa v id. •GORGEOUS• no pets $825 /mo. ~arly 'lJX11 LEEWARD LN. Lido Penm!>ula mobile 4 Bedroom, ra mily rm, Harbor. $129,000 up For home 2 Br 2 Ba 2 frplc 646-~ 4sr, 3ea. formal din. rm AM·lale PM 559·8506 Sparkling clean. 3 lge home. 2 bedroom. I bath, p r 0 . de c 0 r a t e d . info & app~~ _7f!!17 gar. w JD. Yr ly. $850 +' Lg. family rm. s pa, fire br's, 2 ba, for mal din. cabana. $25,900. Ask for OtherRHll Estate Ovulook in g lovely ~-'-Dewrt ·1 A 673 4062 LARGE FAMILY llOM~ WOODBRIDGE CONUO rm, frplc, new drapes & Bob or Yvonne, J\ut. ••••••••••••••••••••.••• --' uu . gt. · pit, wa lk to beac h , 3br, 1v.ba, neighborhood L 'd t 1-" ...... HCMM court. All facilities avail. Retort 2400 --3 Br 2 Ba Fam Rm. c hildren & pels ok . paint. ge cov pa 10, R. l.R.,673·7300 I llOO so much to orre r ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nt>wly Remodeled 3br. bwll·tn kitchen. College SI .I SO/mo. Age nt. park. J>OOI, lake. $575 greenhouse, dbl gar, TRYLIDOISLE ForSale $215,500 R.11 .R., Agt, 2ba,lofl,frplc ,2cargar Park 2 car garage, Dianne. Bus . 848 .8080, 551·07}1 _ Gardener incl. 1950 /mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G l oria Sce ber r as . MOUMTAINRETREAT lndry rm $900/mo. after fenced yard. covere d Res:847·S975 Deerfield 2 br, 2'• ba. ls e Call a ft. spm . on a lol plus , , 5 b11rm s San Juan CaJ>O. $5S,000. 2 673-7300. cpM 673-0188 I d . t I 644-422'7. plus 5 baths. Owner will Br.ZBa l"'"sq.ft.S yrs. °'C::"tf.--Al the end or a private _a__ --patio . mme ia e Y N-3b--3b ( patio. frplc. new paint,••-••·-----• finance Recent price re· ...,., road , su rrounde d b y lalboaP.-lllla 3207 avail $695 mo Agent ew r, a , am rm .. UP· 1600 m o 646·5264. duction. Be sure & t•all old. A~ 541·~3~ -1100 beautiful pines and clear ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9S7·0701 graded hme for ramily, 675-0185 Bkr 3bdrm, 21'1iba. Newport Barbara Chambe rs fo r ••••••••••••••••••••••• air. is this comfortable Charming 4 BR 3 Ba , MESA Vt::RDb: 38r . s m ~ 8l3-0l45,am-eves ---Crest condo. no pets. details You will love ON THE BEACll·Mobile OCEAMFRONTDPLX n.L'ltic3 ~rm,2i,.;ba~h W/D,refrigincld ,SllOO p oo l . w r e fr t ~. ___ Beaul.3br .2'2 ba.2 frplr. walk tobeach,closeto Lido Isle Al(l . R II R . Home 2Br , rodwood NEWPORTB.EACH c~bln . Bll!llln electric mo 675.8J75 Ws hr/dry r $750 mo. Landmark adult com111 . Cam. rm. h v rm. wel Hoag Hosp. $795 /m o. 673·7300. FEESIMPLELAND kitchen,2f1replaces,and ------• · ' . bar. 2 pools. lenn1s cl, Call 972·051Sdys.539·632.4 UDOCH ... RM'"'R deck, cedar s h akes . XJn·t conditilon ouso,000 squi rrels, racoons and Steps to Bch. cute Jbr Alan646·7171 agt -Nf ew. 2bdrm, 2ba. ldmdt close lo s hopping & eves. " IC hardwood ant , rrplc . CJS Realtors 1.635.565() bluejays as constant vis· hot.aH w /yard ulll incl Mesa Verde Cul -de-Sac rotm o~ean.I gtuar e schools. Pet & kid OK. ---$~9 .900 R M P t 7141 •tors Excellent financ M95mo./yearly 21044th 3br 2ba frplc encl gfaill~" ov~pefe re1c&. 559-8.>83 Lge2slydplx3br.2full S pa r 1 ou~ 3 bdr m w/dramat1c sla1rwa) to family room, 2 frplcs, security system l"rench doors. gour'met kitchen A must for you to see $425,000. Presented by Barbara Chambers. Al(l. 499-:IU6 ._ r.. rt. JOOO lng and less than 2 hours St caJl 673·7954 · · '<I ac ties. iew 0 poo ba frplc In Newport I ~~ from Newport. Call Ken · ---patio, fenced yar S6 gro belt $575 mo . Woodbrldge·brand new, 2 tights $700mo.646·6303. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.....11c.5128 OCEAM--FR-O_MT __ P_A_R_I_ Knl&hlfordetails. 48r4 8a bayfrontwtdock ~ _ _ ~5719. _ slr y d~ta c hed . 3bd . -WAUCTOIEACH ASSUME VA l'ETI IARRETT for 45· boat. SlSOOl mo 3 b r c o N Do 2 ,., b a . 21.,ba. dtn rm. pool. ten 2Br. cabana & trlr. s ub· $7,500 DOWN RIA.I.TY, 642-5200 Bill or Linda. CIR Rltrs ba Icon Y den' f rp I c, 3babrckhousyared •. 2$4c7a5.r gar. lge nis. plus muc h more letting allowed, 3 P''l 631-0884 646 5096 tll45 /mo 851 1142 bchl,pooJ &tisbing pier. SanClementeduplex. • · _ ___ w1pat10. 1675 avail 1 1 536-7~2 __ . _ _:_ · 2 Br condo. 11., Ba. 2 car garage. Washer, dryer. refng incl. $625 /mo Agl Jay. 759·9100 119900 RM P t 714 ) F.P.$105,900_..:641·8484_._ ~str..ot.ach 3211 960 4 0 8 5 hom e , Prestigious 4bdrm. 3ba iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii-•l 4919-3816 · · CROWLEY LAKE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 892·7711/S52offlce Beautiful Adult Hunt· Racquet Club home . R.H. R., 673-7300. llGCAMYOM l.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GOOD INCOME 60Xl2 Hillcrest mo~ile 3 Br l 'rJ ba d up lex. --:--• lngton Land mark 3 Br. 1 2S00',$79S/mo 556.6576 4 BrNr bch $1SO.OOO HB hme. 2 BR. woodbuming Frplc bll·in dishwasher E. Side. 2 br. 1 ba. gar, story condo. All r ec BAY &OCNVU CONDO 2Br. 28a penthse unit, Versailles Nw pt. 1750 mo. Byco, Inc. 645-22Sl l l Unlque & Glamorous JOO LAJ£1. 6Units.l ts6,000LB stove, custom decor a nd stove' dbl gar water & lndry hookup. no peti1. (acil Vacant.893-3151 WOODBR I DGE. New 4br, 4ba. home on Golf 4 8r Nr bchS200.000NB landscap ing. Stor age trash pd. x int area $425.675'!~33 __ Creekside Poplar 3Br . Course Lge rooms hi1t h Pnced Out of The Hous-32Units. $750,000 lngl. shed 117 000 Call Diane SS25/ L t/I st + $350 * 4bdrm , 2ba, dbl gar, 288, detached, drapes. ceillnp , formal d~ninR. Ing Ma rket ? S m a r t Mo&tunder&Xgross. aat.642-sio() ' d e ~:i t ~ rt0 pets . Newport Riviera Condo. frplc , immac con d . frplc, pool . tennis Newport Crest. 180 deg famllyrmw/wet bar ,3 buyers choose mobile 847-8516 898-5526 0.ofC~ 71 ~/661 -0282 or 3er.2v.iBa.pool.tcnnis. S725/mo.$350 s/d. l 6712 $725/m o. No pet!! spect acular ocean & frplcs, spacious & lux· homes!! -----0-1-5----Pr m 2550 213/IB&-7178 nopets.'650mo.G44·2S62 RolSSl.848·6354. 213 -473·4596 wkd ys, Catalina view. A·I loca · uri~ master suite, + u w.:;z,n HelP.. t(;ll Tlll'Lopety ---------s lion, front row. 3 Bdrm. pool. l l,200,000. ty MObl Ho,_1 Absolutely prime loca· ••••••••••••••••••••~·· Carpeted 2 bdrm, 1' ba, ..-....1sl9d 1206 ..... t"-d 3206 71'·559-!16l9 S~ ·-"~ w/ maste r suite. All 2) Lovely 3br, 3ba, 554-7070 tioo In Corona del Mar Yucca Valley. 5 adj~inan~ gar, pri yd, 1450/mo. 1st ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••:•Woodbridge Willow Lease bulltlns, pool. tennis, B o rdeaux m o d el and Balboa Pb~nl~sula . ret1.ft!ed lo:_:.b•l<;>~29f &lastplus dep.495·2724 , 4br, 3ba. frplc, behind spa. Lease. Prine. only., Beautifully decorated ~&:tmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ~~:r~':.:b.M~e~aos. S:o oo~.Y Yt dw~. ~~ CoroM .. Mw 3222 b/I I ~l/pooJ l.gar~:2nelr269S97S S48-7813eves.agent. :=1"&rri~ate patio OMTHllAY 640.5157 t er'm1 . O wn er /A gt ....................... ffi8C08 fV ne avai . an. lst ...... --~ Br-25 a. ssso kids OK LA lllS.LTD. 2Br,2Ba, + om ce,a1.1per 1--(7lf l962-779l. ___ 38drm.2Ba.Oceanview. fBBlty 2bdrm + de n . 2ba . no ~ts. s31.i266 Job,;. I Ol2 W• St La Jolla bayside patio. luxurious DUPLIX N. • ES s L · Blk to beach. Lrg yard· College Park ho m e . Marshall ~ I• Interior. Frplc , pool. Nearbeac:b,2·3 bdrm.,2350+blACR R nr ta n ws $1075/mo.675·0681 gard e ne r 1690 lse. Cal c.2otl~Cl'o k apo. emo e area ---k 41' 641 clubhouff. SW.000. car 1ara1e, near par ' I 1ne Ir oak roads 1as 1 Br. house, gar, newly de· A IUlllDIARY OF 642-6724 or 631·8300 as princ only w P ' ' ' · • •v1NE COMP•NY for Chuck TSi. Inv~tmt 642·1803 tlec. 55' mobUe home. oor. Adults only. No pets, TH-. In ~ · ---------1 $120,000. Call D o n , $450/mo. + 1450 d ep. TR Vista Exec. 4 Br . 4-P1ex, Oran1e. l6SK, l U (806)....-oT466-367l. 640-6736, wkdys. llACH & IAY YllW LOCATIOMI Fa m 11 y , 3 s to r y Newport Hel&hll. lovely 4 X IJ'OU, 4.5K do. Quick be h f h' h · ... ··-"-Q · t ( 8dr 3 Ba ho ..... . cloae . Bob Olcklo1on. o.tof Shih 2 Bdrm duplex, pat io, Relax on the ac 0 t ts c arming •Owm .... me. we • an· m, . use, .... -. 841l,9'1'M533. Pr•l'tJ HOO slove /refrl&. aa rage, 4 BR. 3 bath hom e . Par tially laSUc view. rec. fac .. Bel 2 FP, 2 car 1ar., encl.' 'li~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiil •M••h•••••••••••••••• $550.+ deposit. 760-1393. (urnished if desired. '3250/mo. yrly. Air shutters. neuL. tones. yard w1fnait trees. No U"'9 °"Lido Viou »1a dJ vHatt, will be run fo r you. 4A.n.J..-k "M. lma1lne entertain ing -~v ,,_,-.,.,.....,, your holiday 1ue1t1 In \ ~ 6.,,3-8494 lhll 1paclous 3 bdrm. 3 '/' 11 l KAAMAPAU SHOltH Nr schools. shopping pets, lsl. & laat + dep. + MIW C9'TH MAUI 2 Bdrm, D/W, Ir& patJo, 2 Appt. only. Lar ry Dyer 642-~. 'J60.at . ulll. $900 mo . 410 1:1· ASSUMI I 1% car 1ara1e tsSO. 675-0408, (S-53) llHTALS Modena. Avail t Dff. bath with a large boft1.11 ~ LCoMtHwv~· CdM room• ew:my patio loca·i---------•I tlon on an extra wide lot.1-_:..._ _______ 1 CaJUna about lhla houe MOITH may be tbt wllest call • ................. p•••DISI you e•tr made. Aak for ----Vlrlfinla O'Brien, Ast. DrMm by U. ... ln lhll R R ...,.7....,.. krvel)' I Bdrm, I bath, -·-· _._ .. _, .. _ _.. _____ , lamlly room home. l'ao· W.Puk I Didi .... ...,. to OCft • bay. Plana for c:uatom bmH avai l. Prlced SlJ0,000 Submit olfera Seller lloUHted I Coca, teJ.-.... -AGT tattle oc••n vlew. DetlnlbM eod 1111lt wlth bule paUo aod covered porch. Great fi.naneiDI av.tlable. •.ooo. : don osen I WUJ trade for out of area property. Exei!l Cyp_feH location. A1kln1"S3.6 ml.l.Uon. - MOM. HM PAii aeo acsw. 5 lakes, po'ten· ual 1000 aplc.e. Income ... 000 preHGtly. Al k• iQ& •.t mlllloft. OCMM Maul'• most lux . re · 548-1.510 • _.,,., Ca1JS48.eolt 11ort/coodo on 700' of •• ._ P""ll • ••Slf p 1 2br, 2ba -""' --------whlte/u nd beach a l Lovely lg 3Br, 2Ba dplx, UMIY -•' "' -opu ar 2br + D2 .... ba SIOO NEWPORT SHO RES· KaanapaU. Bulk re/aale w 1trp 1 c , b 1 u It ll Cardiff model in "The Terrace." 3'11', l V.ba S5SO 3Br. 2Ba. 2 blu to ~ell.' ot 4 ualt poulble at laat w 1m 1 c row a ve • 5 2 o 28 RS, single story, freshly painted, 3br, 2~ba 11400 tmnis, pool, rroo mo. yr. yrs. pdces to qual. Be1onl•. suo mo. air·cond ition in.t Read y fo r 4br,2~ba '800 Ly 54$-ttOO t>u.rt r . Individual aalea 7St·HUI, 557.5794 or immediate occ upancy. ~so/mo. *·2~ba 111~ ~·-------wUl be c:on1ldertd . ......,13 •• 4br+8oo1.11.2\.\ba '8003bdrm,2~bahouse.clo.e Prtcee from Sl29.000 to Holly Markas 644·6200. (S.54) .... 2bA P to echooll. wHher/drJer '580,000. Completion of BEAUTIJl'ULIBDRM. KAdlls pello .. y·TuaUn • 1 • rdener •• c I . cona\rucUon Dec:. '80. "'5· LUX.oul IAYfllOMT L1A11! El)joy Jbr,2ba 1 '600 .. imo. AvaU Jae. 15. ODl1 "°941 c:llenta de· 1MM17$or S57·t•14 the Harbol' acUvity from the 30' Latu• u 111 ·-.a.. mou1 ... ua1 financial -~_....______ 1 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ca,.bUtr will be coa ·ZBt,21a,u&ll.rm.WaHcto deck or t his beautiful c ondo. 11 aldlnd. Coalact Rlclwd beach. Employed adulta. S 12 5 O / mo. yr I y . Larry Dyer· '1: . .-10.--Durfaaa F •It lavett • •tlDO'.T ... 1157. 6'2·8235. ($-~) .... _,_. n w • rnenll, IMl B .. hop St. SU UNA l&ACH tta5 Honolulu Ha wan I Br. a le. New palnt. _.,... NletlJ •aln t a haed NIU. (IOl)l2•·U43 carpet, Or.place. t7IO MO'llYAT9 ••••• ............. 1----------1 ...... '""'···· H.. I .. t.. ... DQI f7l.OllS &HI ............ 1ar•r • ' _..au· · •••• ••t•l • •d-...... old -"..J• . wort 'ar. v., O.alble ...--,_. -.._ .. .u. CalJJewell. ••• .... ,., •llll a ~.-'TIU a 'Wed.M1-$8'18 . . .. I ' -• '$. ........ .......... ... f I......... ....... 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Afll 1 Br. !utaicle, w /loU "' md mil. rr,lc, pOOI, WD· rll49. ....... ----------- fttl aHffl .a......._,.. oe dw INIJ. Newl)' Mcor. Gaa pd, Dlll&wood. ... ala, ....... ad.alla, DO Low l'lllt to ... ..,._ Fill F...a. to sun Back =•• 6 .,_ .... a MllfwVarsiltlaO'BrMa ..a,.,,DOOl,d /WutMr. ~aftSPM ......... T. COWt1111Y~LUI =+._for dU.ld care. ea,, ew1o ... , .. ill•l -.... ...._. .. -~ -" A-..•H.l .,ITI-,_ MMlla.IOJml JBr l~Ba carport oear...... Jl41 ............ MMJG4'Y• ~Call Jtt..OrS •fter •YW ....... ~ .. occ ' t ....................... .. • ....., ... "",....•"TIM >•T•• ...... · MOO/mo. US.D?O ~n N room pvt ntrance _epm...:;_.;..... _____ _ Or•••lt•ll" •• e11r •-••••••••••••••••••• .,-,..~ ,.___ I•• pd aftlPll. 1Br.1 e.. Gar•••· pool. ..,..,,..,....-v ... rnt' '°' odd job•' N'-~ 1 -• •-.... _ A .U ·-..._...,. · ., Walk to beach Very lllACH .,.. • ~ em_. -_,. -t••·--··~·-.. --~Ele1ut condo SBr, en c 1 a r .. po o I . STUNNING lrl llJJ br clean property: $525. 901w'k..C.ll.MS4'110 f\lnaadGD S.JboaPeftft • 2\olaBa, Dranutle 12 d /wa1her. Adult1 ..... ....._a--' Pool• rec •maor-.ll50 -'-1, Bdrm ,_1 vt ho •1mo.t'1MJN . ...,_ocean v .. w Tl eta.5073 --r-An adult comwunKy on , ..... urn, P me, a.r Jllra lie villa. 2 br, pMio, frpk, pool nea ffAfM•OU"D A*: ...... 7lOW. lltbSt. Oceaafrcmt 2 Br. 2 Ba. tbe Buk Ba)'. Spec · IM entruce, abr batb, Found male blaclr and ...._ 1 11119 • -a.. .. ~ toll. &ennl•. • b.ach Social Aet111111~s D•· MD1A VERDE home •t· Le lBr 4 pin carport ,_.., baJconv iaraae Ucu1ar Spa, 7 1.wlmmina C.M.SU5/mo. Nl-200 •bile terrlet poodle. -• • .. _., · n.•m4 t F s d moephere 2 6 •Br dlx • ' ' .. ,_, '' · poola 8 ll•htH tennb DuaPo6ntarea-..o7 JH'91al, lhat~ll I • . rec ~r· ree un av a No~ta Sf6.1034 ~. newly dee. 720C Stepe lo beach. $775. courta bUle tHil.a put· Room for rent, utU pd.1--------- DIMr' -mo.m -2111 ~an vtew lux condo. v. ~;~~~~;,8!~·~~; &Jll. • Shalimar. $295 mo. •maor-..ll50 uni si-een. Barbelm, 1 $300 mo. yrly . Nwpt Le»tfemaJeTitbull, . bklck lo beach, Zbdrm, Eutalde 31Mrm, 2 ba. No -..u ............ Jiil and 2 l*d.rooma apart· Shores. M&-CNM • brindle. ~.! .. N/, be~ .. ~-den, 2ba. -4181. GREAT MCMATION: pela. Incl. , ... $MO, lat -._.__. 1126 •••••••••••••••••••••• rnenll, and t.ownhouae.t 0 r t 7(().9085 -· mo mo .,.,.. + Tennis• Free Lessons + dep 851.91147 r--from M49.00 Piii' moath N . B . c ea n r on tee\M'. Newport Shores 3 Br. 2 Ba. Home over· (pro & pro shopl •2 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR 2"" Be CONDO, OnlamboreeAt wlldtcbeoetle S280 ft up. H 8 S AvUJQ9cl.811M12 looltinl 1011 course. Health Clubs•Sauna. 2 8r.1Ba.1 Slory, sbaa. Best rental ulues lo ~_..:ulet..:°'*2fplc, SMJoaquinHillsRoad ~pd Z30I W. Ocean· F=~=tach:Al"ff:C. UDO 'ILi SbonCllf11. 714/493 1121S. ~~~~;~w;; drps, paUo, ffl)lc, d/w, town. We have Z u.ncler • mo. (714)8"-l900 froott73-4154. Tracyorlvmsi: 752.oz:J.4 '-"-beam c ellloas. car. •· 2 under $450. 1 un-1 Br 1 ea Condo pool Hohh.Mohh 4100 --------ZBr.2Ba,frplc,eleo.tar Clfblu-ll71 IEAUTIRll .,.,.,. Adhs. $425. 21S50 Elden. cler ttQO. AU clean and Enci.d~tna uSomo: Oceanfront lbr Winte ...................... FwantedtothrwllM•J door, _,/mo. rls . .-. AUNTS: Singles. 1 & (l) 538-MOS rudY to move in. Call · Rau.all. Furnished• un· F 4 be 2~ ba frplc M54n.5,or793·'95$. ••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bedrooms . Fur· · WestCoul Pacific R.E . •z:zuore·al50 fum.Broker.675-4912. DOYOUUll d~cki.' lodry: den: ~/mo fix up·u ve on n1shed & Unlu1n1shed SPACIOUS 2Br adult apt. a&s35, 1131·2lllOO. z Br. 2 ea. Condo, Pool, MOTB.S? Newport ocean front, yr· -.UffS rut! 3br, 2ba 10 blks •Aoun Living • No Pets Open beam ce1Un11. lots Enclld parking $450 mo VILLA IAUOA Weekly reota&.I from SM 1y lie, S2SO. 67,..742 4 Bedroom "W" plan from bch, 21.3·IKI0·9378 & •Models Open da11v ol wood. lncl. friae. No 2 Br. 2 Ba · Stove , •Z213or.S.ll50 · Adultonly It up. 641·7445. 2274 _.:.. _______ _ coado, new carpet • 213-353·2350 9 to 6 pets. 1385/mo. 873-8803 or dahwahr, ocean view. 1 Br + ckn w/ocean view Newport Blvd. c .M. Lee 4 br home. Fountain paint, private patio, C d O•kwood S.-13.16. $430. ~ ... ,..,....... Jl6t 2 Br.2Ba. w/ocean view Valley, S2SO/mo. Frplc. refri1. washer/dryer in· 3Br,2Ba on o, ,.._, ... _n •part--ntl !.,!_r . Stove, d1hw1hr ••••••••••••••••••••••• )RL,Propertles LIVE AT NEWPORT dblaar.1163-11701 duded. fJ95 pr mo. R.C. S500 mo. v. uw " .. _ PINE BLUFF APTS _,., •OCIAMPIOMT * MS-4566 64S-6459 BEACH $70/wk. TaylorCo.M0-9800 493·3'1l2 So Spac. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adult 681-1192 &U--0440 Mature gentleman will -..;;._----+----1------tMwport BNcll/ · Complex. Patio, view , Ur, panellog, 1reat vw, NO FEE! Apt. It Condo shrbeaut. 3 br, 2.ba N.B. 3 BR 2 Ba, 1 car a•raae. 2Br, 2Ba. ram rm, 2 car 1700 16111 St frplc, encl 1ar., gu l...arp, 1pacioua 3 bdrm. 2 frpk, fNIO/yr. 2br, den, rentall. Villa Rentals. ,....._._.., 4250 home w /diacriminatine lower dt.q>iex. ~per encl garage, fncd bk yd, iOovtr.i1161h1 stove, dishwsr . spa. bath, frplc , deck . greetvw.paneled,ffl)lc, 675-4912Broker ••••••••••••••••••••••• lad.y.$295.766-0802 mo. Drive by 209 Cedar , vehicle storage avail. 171') 8-42-5113 lndry Fr $.'500 1araae , $500 mo . MOO /yr. 642-0045 eves 4bdrm, 2ba condo on --------- callaat.642·8850 32106 Via de OIJva. 5'50 Newport S.~h/No. SPMd°m. om 631~6107 Darlyne, 494-3672 ; only Qwet 2 Br. Apt. Garage, North Shore of Tahoe. Prof. M or F roommate mo. J.sl last & sec re· 1 880 Irvine 88l·ll81. HIWPOIT HGTS. patio, pool. Adults. no Fully rum. S/m ln from <nonsmoker> to 1hr 3 br. •Compl. redec., attrac-quired. 758-2565 181 161h1 S3116-$445. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apt. IW_'t• •ocll 3140 Lo 1 2 Bd 1 Ba . t peta. 1801 H. 15th. St. North Star. $400/wkly. 2 ba home in Irvine. Uve3 be hie, new paintln s..t.A. 1210 (714) ~1104 Carpets. drapes, pool, ..... -:-;?••••••••••••••• U::. Y mature aduit~'!~. Newport Heights. $450. 957-32216. 530-3846 Bert. comm. pool, Jae, tennis. Ir out, crpta. drapes, tile, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ndry rm. Imm ed. oc-1 .._.9"' J t GG-7340. volley balll. 552·068' etc. Nwpt Shores. $640 cupancy. Adults only. cat Brand new l It 2 Bdrm, ~i-iiwi~· eanne, ag · TAHOE-No. Star ski area, ---'------- yrly. Older pref. 673-8145, Brandlord Condo, nr S.C. Lrg. bachelor. w /frplc. OK. TSL Mgmt. 642-1603. Plefl)Ointe Condos. Pool. All Adult, no pets. 2 Br. 2 new 3 Br condo. Call Mature Adult to share 2 67>48116 Plaza, $500. 3bdrm. 2 stepe to bch. $250/mo. spa. tennis, garages. Lido I s le Bayfro nt. Ba.From$42S.Pool,spa, 7~1293 Br. 2 Ba. Condo N.B. . -stry. Im.mac. Dbl gar, 213-446-7567, 446-4750. $450-5495 2 Dr. 1"'1 Ba. (213)'586-7202 dys; (714 ) Gorgeous view. 2 Br, refrige, d/waaher incld. S2S0.646-7332. Harbor View Homes, -Ira patio area. pool. Twnhse. All built-ins. 8'2-472levea. 2ba, frplc. 5900 /mo. Acro1s N.B. Goll Course. 4bdrm. 2ba, ram rm. nu 842-6349. .... 1 ... Patio. yard. Lndry rm. 494--0029 ~. 511 p•• CIH Beaia 3bdrm oceanfront cpl.S & paint. $995/mo ....... Fwwl.e..clor npU..::..ahed Sm child, sm pet OK . W'111ter Rental. $800 Mo. 3 -TMIWPOIT ,.. duplx. Male. After 6pm . 644-4157. U.fawl•d 3300 ....................... lmmed. occupancy. TSL Bdrm. 2~ Ba. Condo. l Bdrm Condo w/security ,,.,._ RESERVE CONDOS fi73-5.556. '-...a 3102 Mamt 642 1603 Ckean & Bay view, 20' guard. Refri 0 • D/W, L..ge 3 br. 2 ba upper apt. rorprimeweeks now. ---------NEW BLUFFS CONDO ••• .. ••••••••••••••••• •-•• _ .. _. · boat slip Comm tennis " No pets _.,s m A"' .~lilalia•.iaj~i.,.~ M/F to share 3br, 2ba Large 3 br, 2 ba, bn ght * 3bdrm. lo/.ba. frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large l Br 1 Ba. Unrum. courts. pool. Was her/ da 540-7576 ves. 67Wl70. house, C.M Jae. $215. · Jacuzzi. $525. 752·231 · -· · · ., •• courtyard patios. Dream ram rm, p ool. U n · Avail. lmmed. 2 BR. fully S325 Dryer. 2 c ar garage,_ ys, e __ S_KJ_R_EN-TAL S48-8410 after 6pm. kitchen. No pets . $880 runushed house in Stan· redec. patio. xlnt loc.. Call 838-8081 w /e lec. garage door Lra l bdrm apt, adults Laree 3 Br. Up p er Coles wo rlhy & Co ton . $650. Agl Jim new applic. S450 mo Can opener. Private patio. pool, newly decor N Duplex. 1 house from So. Laite Tahoe, Nev 2 Gar..-1 6t0-0020. 848-1815. be seen al 660 So 2br Duplex $470, atil pd, w ·11 ocean. With beautiful BR, almost new, steps to for•... 4350 Glassel!. #86. city of Adults 64S-8103 no pets, :i:,~~-1~. con-pets. Westcliff 645"8152.:._ view.$750mo.675-8018 Heavenly North ski lifts ,••••••••••••••••••••••• 4br, 3ba, prof decor. all Can•arat 1-O r a n ge . 640 -5049 . 333£.21stSt MGR3D lmmac.2Br.28a Frplc. panoramic lake view. Costa Mesa, 731 w. 18th tM.alt-lns, micro. frplc . 2 U.fwwl•d 3425 752-4999 Steps to the beach. Year· l Br. Luxury Penthouse. Only ~ per nite. The St. 545. single garage car aar. 1 blk ocn·••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 1.a-ct 3106 C~Ts::.. ly.673-2507. ~=11lr~e:.e~~:rcf:~h Eq u ity Shokpr e ~.640-9900.Askfor l9501mo.548·4769 Dana Pt condo, 2bdrm: .......................a&Cf 916-542-1400, as or I aye. 3 B tud & den 2 bath lmmac. x laree 3 Br. 2 Ba crtyrd '-ftn. Sec bldg. Unda. _.:;._ ______ _ For lease Big Canyon. 2ba, partially furn, gar. Yearly 2bdrm, frplc. no r. 5 Y ' ' s th b h pool, gym, rec rac. $515 On Balboa Peninsula next Townbome. 3 Br. 2"2 Ba. ca~rt. wa~her 'dryer. pets, $.')25 /mo incl util. tri level, frplc, st yli gbt. • I & 2 BR Pa1to Apts teps to e ea c . mo. Agl. 76().8617. Bring a raequet . bik tn1 to Fun Zone. OOVJxZO'h > No pets. Tennis, pool, ref'ng, pool, Jae, tennis . 675-2975. •-~:e~pa~ N:o~h~~~~~ • 01srtwasrte1s & 880 s 673-250'7. Top tennis/s wim resort! 673-29'3, 673-3930 jacuzzi. $975 mo. 1-°all ss.50. 494-1275. ..... Pe••• 3107 Dec. l.Slh. 1.80 E. 21st St • Poot & Rec Room 2 Br 2 Ba. Penthouse Apt, Villa Balboa Condo, new or desert Gold Coast. --------- 988-2909. Deluxe aduJl condo. Nr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Days 646· 4262 ; eves • Garden Landscaping Ck vu. $750 per mo. Only lg 2Br, pool & rec rm, From $200/wk or by day. Double 1arage, $45. E. So Pl F II 6'5-9543 • Jog 10 Beacn & Shops Lat. mo. required. Call nice view. 260 Cagney AGT. Jean 731-3111 aide Costa Mesa. Also . Coast aza. u S300 Util pd. 1 Br. Duplex. . • Secu111y Gates 714/624-1.32Seves . Ln. $700 mo. 675·3007 spare room for storage OCEANFRONT: 3Br security. 2Br. 2Ba . Pool, 417 E. Bay Ave. Balboa. CHRISTMAS CASH Palm Dese rt Condo, orolfice.842·5137. 2 ba, brtck frplc. lge spa. gym, sau~a. BBQ. Nopets.547·1155. Thiaad canbeworth$SO Versailles LUX JR. 2 Br . .1 Ba. Avail. now. 2bdrm, TV, ioraeous --------- front patio, very cl~an & Most util. patd. A/C . eor-.. Mw 312J to you. 2 Br. l VJ· Ba . lbdrm w/refrtg. View, Area of Balbcna & Coast view, clOM to shops, re· Stora1e. 1lnele garage, upgraded. Avail rum or D/W.673-ZS46.962·2574· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Townhouses. pool, laun-·secure, pool, spa, $44-0. Hwy. $575 mo. J .D . as. Weekly or monthly. MO. near2Sµ," Orange, unrw:n. $1300/mo yrly lse l...«e lbr nr Tustin priv Upper lg 2Br, lBa. frplc, 1 dry, gu & water paid. Lovel.y l , 2 & a Bdrm. 78C>-8380. pr o P e rt Y M gm t . Calle73-1821. C.M. 675·5464 or Wlll consider 6 mos. patio. a /c, CC Amenities qi.iet adlt, non smoker. ln!anl to 6 mos. $380 to Townhouses, aarage, WfSOCLlFF 1 Br. Condo. 7Sl·278'7. .... .. sa.r. 4300 2 car aaraae S'15/mo. Nr rental. convenient $375. 83.S-$991 no peta. Refs req. $.'500 S395. petio, laundry rac. $450 & New interior. Adults. 0 Lovely, large 1 Br. Apt in ••••••••••••••••••••••• UIU\fJ Placentia · mo. lae.-lat.-laat. +clean. $575. Call 2131586-7202 or pets. M5(). 873-6640. the Bh.tfa. $495. MovtnJ! Avoid dePo09itl & 875-4339. BEAUTIFUL VIEW: 2br, 2ba S.C Plaza area. Ing Ir sec deposit . Avail OLJVE TREE 714/ll0-»47. S5l-°'94 cut livinC expenau l --•...-...... 4400 Harbor View Hms 3 frplc. a /c. dlahwasher, 12-17. 759-0240 2lll0Colleae.S48-7367 wml'CL1FF2 Br. Condo. Profeulonally alnce --- bdrm, 6 bath, POOL. blllt·lnl, pool. Jae. te~-BLK FROM OCEAN S400mo 1 bdrm adult con· THI~• PU TltH. New tnterior. Adults. no Villa Balboa Con.do. Lux 1 m1. . ...................... . l2500permo. nia, adults $495/mo. ulll 1 f 1 • do w/~ facil. 559.5591 LuxwyAdultunitaataf. peta.152:5.673.-..0 Bdrm, Pool/ Jae. $525. HOUSIMATIS MWPTPllONTA•I • pd.557-0103 large 3 Br, 3 Ba. rp c. fordable Uvin1. 1,2 Ir 3 Secur,Bld1.6'5-8039 832 .,... IUNTALS ... OBILE HOME . 2 encl. gar, beau tlrul att 4pmorlvms1. B W II d t d 2br ...... .__h built ins -------"'------1 _____ .. __ ..... ___ _ .. r . e e cora e . , ,..,., nr"" • · 2 Rental Spac~ Approx. Bdrm. l ba, brand new, Nr. So. Coast Plaza. 2 neighborhood.$900 /mo. IASTSIDI Olympic sbe pool, light· refrl a . dishwasher Npt. Shns, across from LOOKINGTOSHARE? S.SOsq.n &up.Including dbl wide •s t mo Bdrm condo. A/C, pool, Call Anthony, w /days Pe-rwooch edtennia court. Jacuzzi. S475/mo673-2S7J beach. Bach & 2 Brs WE MATCH ROOM · utJla. S3SO & S450. 2450 spa S425.8Sl·2175 642·5757. nites & w 1ends rr-parltlikelandscaping. from CMS. pool. enc gar. MATES! · C ------~-11189 2 BR w/lge patio, ava1Ja-From $360 846.0619 $4.95. New, lge J br condo. e.5078 New~~~ MBI vd osla EASTBLUFF 6 ,Bdrms, So. Cst Plata Im mac 2Br. · ble. Com er of Monte Via-· sec. Vensailles. 63J·S237, 752·9475 • Mesa.~ anaier. 3 baths. Owner s unit 2Ba, patio. pool, jacuzzi, SPACIOUS NEW 3 Br 3 ta & Santa Ana Aves. Lbdrm, lba, aarden a pt. (213)431).3145 3 Bdrm, 2ba . _933 W · M/F40to45, •hr5 br: 2 ba Single to triple office S1500/mo. sauna, air . no pets. S475 Ba encl. gar. Crpl $850 M25mo. 548·9190 Private patio. no pets. Balboa Blvd. Du hwshr. hie. c.M. Spa. Nr So. si.ites avaJI. in NewPort W•• ''°"' H0tm1 mo. 83l·7514 mo.640-2439 l er. patJo. 731 W. 18th St . $3.'50. Mike98M608. ~~. 2:!~1:~s~~~'. ~t frplc, l~und :ook~p~. Coast Plaza & fwy. Beach. Call for info: IUIC.IHlton Toalr1•• 3br3ba f I · l° $310 6466725 6409900 •• ., garage."' bl to c _. +1/Sutils.&U -4913 752·61.88 U.f ••d 1525 · • rp c,pnv.pa 10· · -· · ·DELU XE 2B r 2 B a . Blulf.Nopeu.6"·068Sor S750/mo. Lst/last,secun----·----63I·1400• gar, 4 blks to ocn S725 I mo Ask for Faye Adults. no pets. $450/mo. 631-2029. ty. Avail now. 673-2282. 9 Share lrg lux home, $265 600 sq ft . 3 offices in ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-8277 960-4145 ---------New d lx condo , Hunt ---Avail now freshly paint· Newport b land 2br t.Ospm. ,+ tli ~M~owave, 2 Newport Center. 567 San I · · Landmar k, 3Br . 2Ba. Studio 112 blks lo ocn. ed I Br. S32S mo. J D. lbdrm apt, cottage style Yearly.~ h d l rp cs · Nicolas Or Suite 109. 2bdnn, 3ba. ux unit tn dJ .1 . 1 • .,." p l M g m t Cozy , bac con o. a S700 nor mo 644.4684 Big Canyon with tennis, mlcr, all rec fac, gated. a ls, ull me ..,.,., mo. r 0 Pe r Y · living, 132().$325. 673.,749 Versailles. gym. pool. N r OCC-UC r. S h are ,,... · · jac &pool.833-3349 nr bch, adlts $595 mo. 67S-4174 ____ ~278?_.__ 847·3020. Lcnlrit•opfs. securi ty S395 1mo . 6bdrm. 3ba beaut home YOURMEXT ·, 1213 > 592·2906, (714) Coet Mno 3124 New E. s 1d!l ups tairs MIAl THI llACH 646-6109 with student. Avail Del· PICTURESQUE LI DO 751·62'70 __ •••••~•••••••••••••••••duplex , 2bdrm . 2ba, ArBEAC~t ------1.eeau6734697. OFFICE? ~E! Lovely 4Br. 4Bu, 0-,hm u..fww 3600 crpt.s. drps, ref rig. stove. New 2br, 2ba, bit-ins, Ckean v ew, poo , enn1s (;ondo 2br 2ba bay view Tusti n a r ea. prim e with many a m e nities. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Bdrm Deluxe Apt-Hew dishwashe r. laundry patio, ~ar. Adults. $475. court.s, adlu, lse. l& 2 encl 'gar.' auto opener: Roommate to Share 4 s pacious garde n -view Lease · $1600 /m o 2br ""mlex ..... 70.uti.lpd. drapes. clean. roomy. 1 & 4922Edinger.840-3808 bdrm from 1440. SSIS &Syrly TSL Manage Bedroom H o u se o n s uites lndeluxe newbusi-Broker 848 6800 ..,...., ~ M t d It · room, enc gar opener, . River Ave. 642-2586. · · BEACH. Avail Dec 1st. ness park. frwy close. Up . . . -Adult.I 545,9103 no pets, quiet . a u r_e a u s ffl>IC. patio, no waterbed, 2 Br. 1 Ba. Ill 4·Plex. Nice ment642·1.603. 548·9410Call before Spm to 2000 sq. ft . <wilh/conf Exclusi vely new. lux 333 E. 21st St. Mgr 30 CIS325-, se,c u r12 1 t00Y S0l~n· no pets. Middle age cou· neighborhood. Close to 1 house from beach. Lrg 3876 room >. Fro m 45, fl B C d earung ee .--pie. *-"Cl\tmo $200 dep. all. Garage. No pets. 2Br.freshly painled Will • •••• a.-....... • ............ C.D.M. Lar"e Apt to t .. ••>c..-CJ'\mo.) Must s6~ Urious 2 Br 2 a. on °· 2br, lba, No. Laguna close Sat/Sun U>-4 147 E 18th ....,., " ~ _,.., •a Full secunly Includes lo village/bch $650 /mo St. C.M. 645-8939. $425. 766-1713, 833-3307. furn. 1610/mo. 968·8263. 2Br, $4.25 mo . enclosed share M. 23 lo 30 No call 541_.178. pool, spa, BBQ, Rec rm .. Call49'7---or 497.4848 ----Ba N d flakes. 12·1·80 760-0829 pool rm. '·brary & gym. -bd b k d I Br Spacious Apart-$425. l Br. 1 . Apt. ear gar. private yar . Mark Dix office tn nice pror u 1 rm, ac )'ar · ments. Secluded with new, enclsd gar. lndry 586-<Y741. 768-4541 Call days at 2131542 " 1680 ~ hw• F.nNIMd pets OK. itates, pool. No pc; ts . fac. Upstairs unit Adults s-t. AM 3110 Npt Bch Fem S24S. nice 2 ~~: 0~ ~f~~~I :~~!· ;~k3 ~~\~0~~-9 ~ves . :. ..................... ~-6403or586-~ F'rom $310. Agent only,catOK.TSL Mgmt ....................... Br 2 Ba. util incl.. fllght Reall)".. 2J.3/J2S.952:2 · 0 r ..... ,.._.. 1706 1 Br 1 ea. clean. quiet. no 731·6829, 631-0585. 642-1603. 2 Br condo, newly de· pool/tennis. 646 7947 f79.:S533 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• kids/pets. $275/mo Call • 1 & 2 Bfl P'1io Apes N..,..,. Crst Lux Twnhse n....IWte 2br, deck, built· 266 2 Br 2 Ba. Townhouse. ~ 01shwasht•$ & 880 s Versailles Condo 2 Br. corated. encl gar. pool. -r .,... Craig6Jl·l patio. gara1e $.'500 mo • Pool & Rec Room Ba. frplc, pool. saunas, sec. gate. nr So. Coast 3br 3ba. lg mst ate Elec ans. 117~ Pea rl 1625 mo. .,.,.. .. ,,.. ovm, clubhouse. securi-Plua. $450. S.S-2970 art dbl oar. Frplc. Wt't bar, 673-1502 .....,,..,.,.,1. • G••Oen l•ndscap1119 ....., PM • J"" 10 °-'ch' ShO"S '"· Adul'·. no -ts -oo. _6 __ . ______ _ pool• tennis. bkfst rm. SEASONS APTS • v,. .,,.. " '"" ..., r -•• -.en a.c 1.,., 2 Br. l Ba. Avail now thru FOUR • Secu111y Gates 972· 3023 bl w n 9 S New 1 Br Condo, tennis . _,_.,,,,. ..-. --June. Nr South Bay . REALTO RS Coople, no pets. 2 br lt.;I Wkdays. pool, frplc. Near S.C C.. . c tt 2b ...,.., .... ~ 205 L It .... ST ba twnhse. Patio, poo . ,,arming o age r. u•.r_,., n. ' $370. 735 .lo Ann 642·1602. VersaJllea Exec. Deluxe Plaza. 139$. 5S6-4S97 Iba, gar , n r Lido ..... , •• , ... 1707 2Br, all new cpts, drps. br. 2 ba. Ocean & Bay •f lwllh,.,,......d sbopl/Bch ~call after ....................... paint & vinyl, garage. New adult com.to. 2 sep WALK TO BEACH 2 Br. view. Frplc. pool, gyro. wu.fwwllMd ltOO sPM41'73-0343 BEACHFRONTJNN.Low S47smo.S49-2042 ~ ~~hsp~vall ~~-Pnvate yard, stove & clubho use, s e c urity,••••••••••••••••••••••• WAUTOllACH Wlnter rates. SOO up wk. $370-$4 75. 1 & 2 Br . · r · aza · ref'rige. Small pet OK . adults. no pets. $1500 Modem a Bdrm, 2 ba, 67W740. . Apt/fwnhse. Near new, 55l·2'2S. $400 mo, 536-24 56, 972-3003blwn9·S.Wkda1s Sl11il• r-· prage, ffl)lc, patio, pool 2 br, 1 ba, winter rental, frplc, patio. sky light. SOl!l'H COAST PLAZA 536-1979 Bey front 7th nr condo,' New llt2 bdrm luxury •tennis. Va cant. aaraie. avail. now lndry rm. Adults only. AREA. 2 Br 1 Ba. L~a WALKTOBEACH : Bach. br, 2 ba, 2 underaround adult apta In 14 plans $700/mo. 631·1094 ..... 50/mo, adults only . cat OK. lmmed occupan· patio, pool, r ec rac1I. _.. hlohl from $4~. 2 bdrm rrom '" TSL M ..... "'•12 .......... ...,Y gat-. no -ta. Stove 6 refriJe, gas .,. .. g spaces, .. Y up· ul\c 1 t . Newport Terrace condo, 67~111229 cy. amt . .,._ . .,... · i48o'96a-31W ~ r-water paid. poo mo. araded, panoramic view ;;ter1~ia:.0~~ds~ng1:~ 3bdrm, 2~ba ., rrplc, Lee Del 3br apt. Steps to Park Bristol Condo. Quiet . . '536-3456,W.79'71 ol bay '5 ocean, priced ror cooking Is beating wuh/dry, refria. aar. bch, ~n/Bay view from upetairs 1 Br. end unit, Ptrf9ct 3 Ir 2.. under market, $1200/~ paid. From San Diego 11195/mo. 731·5537. sunde"k. •"'OO /w lnter ,patio, like new .. Rec., 1800sq ft, patio, !pie Delwr.e poolside xtra l1e yrly. 642·1822 Frwy drive North on .. F~ cl·· ..... -··· t oate .... h h 2br 2ba. Bltns, d1whr . Be ch lo .. F dd then ....,.,5 S700/yrl)'. 675-5204 after .......,.....,, secun Y .. dbl encl 1ar, ... ~· r l'AI •miles beach. Adlta, 1be faat.i draw lo l.he a c a en ~-Beaut. a bdrm, 8pmandwkenda. ~~i8r S.C.Plaza ~G:=ru~ · no pet•. $395 m o . West ... a Daily Piiot :~twTn:'c~Tt':n,~~ ~ ba condo. Trine OCEANFRONT 1 'B'r. . s.1M382. ~Ad.CallTofl•Y (714).Wm. •odel. End unit on Iara• deluxe iaraie MIO. 28r. l \l'JBa. Adults. Spaclo1.11 Family 2 ~_..;..--------1 ---------- 1oraeou1 1reenbelt. wlal8' 9450 Adulta N~ Sm. dog considered. 610 Br-ASO. Pool • play· lBr coodo. Nr. newl .... _,..,..._. !f" t .. ;~rt•ecll JI" Freab paint. new oak pita-~ · T---..... Mar. A ... D. i--·nd ............. from ~urttv, tennis, poo . , l I VI~ ~-· 4'11. It"" IVW ~ ·~ I .......................................... . Io or I n I o v e I Y · · 642-?M4 J.2. 7pM .. una. •pa. No pets. ~. ~ carpetln •. Of. OCEANFRONT dill 4 br Day1 :213·8311-0251, fertd tl S1..100 per mo. 2 be •per wi~ter 2 ca; 2 br. 2 ba, patio, 1tove, 2 Br. Crpla, drapes. No Evtm:Z13·541-00llO. '1»-JlllAat. 1ar. 1undeell, i1nen1 'fl/It, M30 .. tec, adults. ::!:;:,1~~;.;/D BeautlfWly located 2 Br. WHY' RE~T? n. Bl\lff1. 2Br, 2Ba, Im· avall, W /D. tlOO Incl. nopet.t. 84.5-5'33 1175 6 up. C1illd OK. GH " mec. C:..oodo. Gara1e. uWa..810W. Ocuntroot. E. S6de, 2 br, 1ar. ~lew, 2br, new cpt/drap11, iDcld.IG·ll52.. . ' pool, S700/mo. 840-4180. 1175-191 ~II. adulw. no do11. .,._.lt·inl clean, no pell ...:;:;;~~;;.;.....------:At Quall Mead.9ws adult condomlniu.ma' •ao. c.e.MeM J7 9M0,$tl--11SS 145.11122 See 1n · B' • AcroM ttotn beacb, in Tustin, you can own your own home -... do 2 "••••••••••••••••••••• Shalimar Dr. DOOi. Jae. Stud.IO eoado la for monthly ~ayment.I that may be ,._..._. aernce con °'9lex 2 Br. 1 la. Gar. tuta.ttlc KunUntlon nt t i A new BR 211. dUUa1 rm/lam S&unalaa lar1e l Br. New cpta, no Pf\I, fUS. NEAT •ct..EAN Harbor area. (IU > lower than yqur curtt ren rm, park IJu aeltln1. prdte ~· J7:°i rec. 2171 Placentia • E . W..Ukle2Br.1Ba. Near __. pro1ram Pl'O'tidiJil a 22Yt% mort1a1e PooJ. ~. etc. •Ts ... 110 .1~ · · 50-Tm. to the beach. Private ....:;::.:;..:;:;..;.;.._______ reduct.ion ln the firtt year 11 now -.-.-; ISl.aaJ tea 1 INlt.h 11tU .... Quiet r....s peUo. 9425. mo. 2 U.1 br .,.., nr ocean, avail•ble to 'usllt tou. in makine a • -· 2 Br. 1 ea. in •·Plex. m Avan.now. Call • new crpt 6 drapu. = t 1 '* 1 INI v.,.alll• con-....., no pet.s. 1195/mo. °"5t4I'" --•'1MZ )olld inves ment n your uture. do,· oe.aa v•••· lrplc, •et ... ,.. .a..61 llNltt ...::lllC).;;.!..:;;;;:;;:~~..;_--11•~artlnl all .980 and with ftnancla1 -· pool. Jae, ••· llR ... •IMeii 1741 COLONY A_PTS. t 11r. 1'41 INI,..., ,. ... ,, 9f'Olr•ms for ,tuwn paymmta •low -. .. -_ ................... 1z11bclrm apt, "80/mo 2Br.poot,1arap 1tov1 6 cU.allwHller. ·aa S%, you qai1 buy a lreat l IN", 1 + •~ BLUPFI 1'41ta ,..._...._. _,....._, + .,....._ ,.._ crpta • Adult-Nopet wL ,... 1 ..._ rrom den, or a bd lonndnmlnlum home ln one • ..._ '°" .... · -.,., ~ ia. Coado. palat.._•11'74,~1. PANTAl'l'lC beeeh, •o ,.ta, 1421. of Tuattn~.--.noat pre1tl1lou1 I ' • t • Or.. 6 lilS' YltW IO' -lmCaQOGC.11. -.-won1pm. "'· ..... •o •• •· ._ .. ,. c.mm .._., -··AMY IM -~;~-~~·r1• ~~-~+l{t!:f~~.:....;JI nelObor'booda. Don't wute om more ..,_,..,.., ..u. r=· Wa.alller / Lrs 11r. El...,.. c.M. dolfar ID rebtt Call 8aDd1 a& m..a100 = .~·,!..::! ~~':.'::.~... for mcnlntalmAUocl wlcllrectlODlto -• .,...,.. Prhat• •Ok. Mo ...... ,..; jM•uUfal QVAIL llMDOW& · '''~ ... .ear,et. Dd,,. •Ml&..,..,.~ -~ .aearrr Roommate wanted fo r --FOi LEASE oceanfront apt on Balboa Peninsula. N B 751 .5340 4 Exec ofcs,. t.. C2!l.f rm CdM House to s hr avail immed. S2SO Incl ut1I. + deposit. Karen 675-894' Fem 28 shr huge hke new plush 3 level twnhse l,Ol5 ~'IJ. fT. Lrg entry • recept. Xlnl loc-nr OC Airport Ofc faces beaut atrium Abundant pa rking 851·9061 w/prof. res po n alble . Prime comer Joe. Up lo M/F . Beaut. Master 4.500 sq n. Full service , bdrm w /brook &c modern , glass bide. waterrall, pool, jac. 646-6303. clubbse, lake, so Corlh _N_EW __ E_X_E_C-.-5-U-rJ'_ES __ Npt, CM area. $350 Incl BESTO.C. LOCATION utll. ~ 200 N. T1.11tin Ave, l m in. N/smkr Female to sha re furnished 2bd on Balboa Penn. DlO mo 67~4164 Fem sbr 3br, 2ba nr bch l200. S.A. fJ Nwpt Fwy~. '4e prof. decorated ofcs ReceptionJsl, telephone aerv., xerox, COQf. rm. Sec. aerv. avall. From lillO mo. Lut moatb free ____ 53&-_l_H_o ____ 1 w/8 IDG9. •sreement. Cclndo Fum. w /facil M /F ____ 11U-0917 _____ _ noo-1mltr. l3SO incl. utll. S.·TJlj/ Npt Bch ~eanfroot fem pref. yrly. abr, 2ba, Dl5/mo. Afters. 875-178' Prof. melt to 1hr, 2700 sq.ft. lua . CM. new home. Nr So. Coast Ptua.9'11-318'7 2 Prot penoaa t.o sY.r fun Balboa beach-front dup&ex, all'. 2Ba, 132.5 mo.8'75-4111 Malu,. employed non· a....Ur. IV ... JBr, .................... ,. +udl .... &q! START '81 Speciol rotes if leased by Dec. IS. 1980 500-1200Sq. Ft. Up to I mo. Ftee Rent We18ori Wot•f ront Settings 1Jim2 • .- •• 1~~~~m;~~~ C ?JCHIF... I' t; ~!!!!~ ................................. ············.··········· ........................ . 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Be rHcl)' for c u;tom bri<'k , s tooe, --. • Repair II Keroof. A .... ,,.. a .. ko~ l•f ID yn Rcmod ' repair ~ form.u prei.cnool Reaiiooable '152·1341+ the Holidays. Anytime bloc:lr. 1.-uncr11le •tucco H~Peins ti.naCo. lype1.1htn1lt1·roelr. 161 A.lplaelt 14t41, Holl\e, omn, boat., l('ec:bU C.llG3l Sa28 -----tm-•us.A 1te1a'FreeeitSoteNsa o ay pe<"lal. jb&Ut ·com90·t•r.Free 1T.:C:::C~-----Ue'• docll Al 8'75 fl2!M, 548 8188 -C."~r.ec lbwlh1 1ard.in1.n1 -· c.omplete Coat to You. est. 541-5830 Fin. Avail. M - --Ca Ir.tor servke P're11e11t , c:ltan ..... Unckwork,SrnallJnbs lnt.·$920. Ext. SlZ15 C • ,. Pe o I ,. >' d o o f' • • · •••••••• • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • ups &. maint $46· '10'12 •••••••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • NeWJll)I'\, COllll M eaa " 548·8'44, 546·2808 loo.ING ••••••• •••• • •• •• • • • • •• • -.. ••••• ••••••••••• akyliteJ remo dela. Deaaan. P ln»ncina. & -----Hal&lln.1 1ervlc:o, l"' ton Jrvme.8'16·3l7hvea -AU.TYPES/REPAIRS Readin1 WrH1111 Math lebyaltUat my home, Oioon,dlcb.64.53720 Construction IC )OU Want u Beuutllul Luwn truc:k.Weburdr:.a.wln· -----•SAVE$$$• FREEESTUIATES Science Music Study C.C.•• Meta , near Vic C.,..s.nk~ --don't "et my fi.:t> .:i.t II i:tte Qwck & Easy Way:' dow•. C• I L u t er , ......... ,..,.,.,.. .. , Expert Inter, & ut CaJIBob,548·0788 Methods , from $3 . tcrta.. t yrflup.642,IM82 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rouJd C'06t )OU pl"'ut)' <.:all me tor free est. oo 647·°'27 •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• painting at reasonable . 645-5178548·9570 e ----1Uc #378'Hll 848·9S57 landsl'ape , dean up , pnces. Call Wes 7'10.'1412 New It recovers. Repair T,_a,,,,,.,Senlce CbUd care , m y C .M . Sbempoo • 1tearn delUI -millnh:n:ince 642 9901 NOJOU'l'OO SMALL Plllnlln11& P~perln1 alU:30 spech1lt1l/slay-busy •~•••••••••••••••• Jt bome forme~rHchool Color bri1htf'ners · wbt ..._. ....._ •-~L--tt OR LARGE! Free e:.l. Prof. work tree eat. pried. Reliable 548·0612 c l~r 131 CpUlOmJableacb.Clean _...._,-~ Oft TREES Dave,545-8<M6 Ri.nbl Steve.~7 4281 Painung & refacing, ae· ~ --Fut accurate typing on ~- • • l&v, din rm, hall $15. Avg •••••••••••••••••••••• ----------cent'> on wood. Ca 11 nvwl%0M IBM Correct/Selectric, Iii 1.0VlNO DAY CARE rm fUO. couch $10, cbr Ore:s:smakinii & 111te r 11 Topped/removed . clean Haul·(ll'tldU\(I dumptruc k RALPH'S PAINTING Larry 64S-8S29 IOOAHG CO. other secrelarial work, ll My bome. Vic. l4lh St.I 115. Guar. eliminate pet tsoos, elso t ailoring ~··~00~.: 7s1 ~6 slcJplo•der. demolition, Prompt,34 hrs, lie , 11t-at, ---------Allt)'l)eSorroofloa business tetH!rs . r e · ,.. Bala.i.BJ.,NB.875-1706 odor. C~rtopalr lS yrs Sea~t~Gui 673·tl9 14 l..wld.scaptn&. l'ree Trim tree&ydwork83H2S'1 refa.962·4'101 ALLHANDWORK •:119425 548•3609 s umes. etc Karen bk1M S.-.lu --t':!~Sal·Ol:lork my<ielf a.ctric.it m1n~. Clea.n-ups tree H;uJ. cleanup, concre te c.ollegeStudenl exver'd 1n ~=-~~~~~ts Ta. 8'1'_S._l230 ______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------..... •••••••••• ...... •• ~~v1lei1.: ti46 41i~~ re1r1ovul. Dump trutk. llll/ext. any job for less• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• W"9do I rt a n I 1 • t i 0 0 s We Care Carpet Cleaners. ""' ......... RJCIAN P n"•Qd G9Mrd Servlu• ~ck serv 642 '1C38 Alex s:IQ-5198 "-hr/lepair Mal~-leech w ca. .. "' E 11 h S h Slam Cl an " Upbols ~ • "' •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 1 1 1 I peni s • nght.free est1mo te on ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>AVE'S PAlNTlNG Co Tecbftlul, le1al' etc Work 1uar. Truck Mount large or small Jot>. t;xpen enC'ed ad, ma rkel· Hol•.de•Mg Servino Area 9' rs ~~ ~i.che-14 \.e1t.tr4ru,· N • 'I "Let The Sunshine ln .. Freee.Umate. 586-11838 ~Unit 645-3!16 _ , ·c. 11.,...,-... 673 OJS\I ""' executive w mf'dia •··~··••••••••••••••••• .. , llt 191· 1' t'W ceramic ti e im Call Sunshine Windov. ...._ ..... .,.,,"'" u.., Most reaso nable, rn· pruves appearance & Clearung. Ltd. 5411,8853 M•n •-. ----l'Xpc>n t>nce will 1.'rl'ale Want a REALLY CLEJ\N ~ured llc'd 586 8425 •ltakhPla~* value at reu . cost. Free -----·--••••••••••••••t•• ...... •••••••••••••••••••••••Top Quitltly l>.::~r.daulc vnnt ads. marketing HOUSt:? Cati G1n1ham , ... ._.. est &c s ugge stions PROWINDOWWASH CreaUveEnvlronment$ Scandlnav1ao Chnslmas Serv1l.-e. Rl'ai. ll<1lei. 16 ~alesleuers,1ad1u~voti;. GU'l.Free est 6455l23 $12.ROLLINSTALLF:D AllTypes 538·7113 M2·3U20 17S92 Gothard. Home & Com m ercia l • Constr.,slainedalass, catering. Speclaliiing in yrs e~!'enc! 531505~ newslette rs , bro~hures I cr eate custom up H.B. Free Est Steve 646·195'1 l\ remodel, spas. 496·3728 parties . on your yacht or and P_R Call 675 1230 Working Mothe r's Special lx>lstered walls. 839 0730 ft.O. lox l ...... • -----------,._ home. Call Karen today ~ tt.ct1'flNIR for the H o l i dll Y's ........................ Ceramic ule installed , . . 1 . , l _,...,., &plan your Holiday par .............................................. Complete or rouune Fine exl/1nt painting by Pvt PostBoxServ1ce smalljobswelcome.free Utt.le a.s 81gl. Claas1f1ed ~··••••••••••••!•••••• t 642.2643 dearung. Man lyn for a RJchard Sirlor Lie. ins mE MAIL ROOM 24 hr est 960-92ell ads are really small WMPLETErepair&re._Y_·____ --(I STOP) Hll11for hirt>. nu Joli too versonal touc h. Win Tr;me831l:>55[;,2i\hrs 2600ECstHwyCdM·NB · "people to people" s ales modeJlng ser v i ce. C-..t/Cotterete Quahly refin st n ~ re ~m11ll Chns do ws 1 Cpts include d -.--64Q.034-0or644·4"81 Peoplewhoneedpeople calla with big readership Carpentry e lectrical ••••••••••••••••'-•••••• . · h . 1 : 4!M·71~ 548·8444 ,546·2608 'American l'a mllng &I --· ahouldalwayscheck\h0 andbiaresulu! To place ' · ' CEMENT DECOR pa i r , up o rei· -------D .. R J ( .. "' plumbing, roofing. etc. Drives patios._ ~lls e:1t.1pickup/dl'I A Touch ccor es11 ' omm Hav .. something lo sell '? ServiceOitectoryinthe your classified ad. call 5'5-9937. Eal. Aviles, 646...uss-' ot Class, 642·7712 (,lassified Ads 642 5678 Sell idle items 642-5678 Fr_ee est , guar 646· 1460 -~as.~ified ads do it welL DAILY PILOT today642·56'18. --------~-~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~:.~~~ .... ~~~.~ ~.~!:«!~ .... ~~~•5• ~~::~!'!! ... ~!?.~ ~.~.~ ...... ~??.~ ~~~ ......... ~?~.~ ~.~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~.~~ .... ~ ... 7100HetpWClftted --71-00 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 161'1 WestcUff. N.8 , Wa nt Newport Modern store orl---------• r Found. Shelly. mi;le. Vi.: PR!:; Ll\W student needi. ASSEMBLERS We will IAMIUNG fioanc:ial ioat. ?OOOs.t o(fice. Nr. post ortice 548 WA.NT SSS FAST? j N Y of r.jagnoha & 1\tl:anla 525.000 Will do anythmR, AAA/v\AAJtAA~AAAA train . A pp.l y 1 am . lst.floor.A1ent~l·S032. s/C Jerry213/477-700~-Any amt-isl, 2nd, 3rilii OW OU I 11.B_~ 2~::t~r6pm i Le.gal l'on f 1 d f'nt1~l1 AdverliHICJS•• MacGregor Yachts, 1631 ~~~~:~~~n°e':s~infgu~tfo& kOLLCBn'll C-rclal flex.terms·callnow' I O\M p 0 A<•• 3242.j Top salary + comm. Placentia CoalaMesa part.time Cashhandhng HIWPO•T ........ 4475 E. swr·964-6833. Can l~'T Slk & whl Cocktr ~ 8 9lbl>J I ('Jass1hed exp. & gd. . exper p ref'd. F l ime . . . •••••••••••••••••••••• Springer Spanie l m '". ----phone manner nee. Type ""SS......,IL-S note clerk position aho Elegant executl\le swtes I small Re~:ard ~99 1~12 FIRST LADY ~wpm accurately cope "' _. -apen X.lnt benefll s in prestige lotallon. With Store Space for leKse. 1~00 Sell I - -----Escorl Models ~/pressure. Co. pd. Med· We have immediate neL'<.I Equal Opply Emplyr complete support sq. ft &c 1260 sq. ft. in MONEYAVAlLABLE I ost Smo . o ld fem 1 • • Oentallf\S rorElectromc REWORK I services. HunungtonBeach. Ftex1· $2:5K ·SlOOK Qw 1·k Auo;tralian She pherd 'artyDClftCH'I. Ui:Reinders Ageocy Assemblers Musthave 6 AppJ..'~~Of r\men ca '114/851-0681 blelerms 213 1~7202 Personal Serv1 r-e 1 More i>up l blue eye l hrown I '* 972-1345 * .m>B1rch Est'64 EOE mo exper. Also need J.144 Via Lido. NB St-cured by l'um1J1n,tttou I !:! ::-.~/. d . 54 5 · b 9 I I 1 ~1C & \ ISA .\ccepted N&%J)OQ6'*·81981Ft$S M E C HAN l C AL A ' 759·4508 ~500 sq. ft gmd Cir. CO.ONA DEL MAl of ReiJ1Pcrsonal P rop l I .........,..., 1 -------semblers No ex per nee ~~ ~~m ~~PT~~ Top retaJ! space facmg lnlert~~~S's~c~'orp I r~.1~\ ~ni'1\l~:::~ LOST: Small whrl~ Scot I COVER GIRL IAl'\!OUntanliS e crelary ~~i'hr~l:p~~i!~:;:.ur:;~,nMfilia TRAINEE 957·1.900. Newport Center Avail. \lh ..,1111 oul.\ ~·:? tie. no collar. \'ic of•! * OUTCALL • needed for large marine I shlfts 7 30 lo 4PM. App 1 XJnt oppon. for ""'rson J l 1600 2•60 l w ha rdwa r e co Goo d • 8 1 ,... 'THI" anuary . or .. -----· amer• :-.lewhope, re 95J.O'i78 ~C VIS.\I benefits CallS4S·l711 l ly a l 2102 us 1n.ess Wllh basic typini;: ab1ht) sq ft , pe rfeC'l fo r Monr,Wmuted 5030/ I l111t·• '"' :.-<l.c1· ward.775·7248 I__ Center Dr . S te 20H .• math apt itud e EXICUTIYESUITE jeweler, financial 1>r In· •••••••••••••••••••••••1 .. ,11, 'I .1 ii.I\ .::, ,,· -----I TOMMY'S Irvine or 27957 Cabot Ou1 stand1ng w ork 1n ~ FullserviceoC(icesin teriordes1gner S42.600 &$10.900 ~Tu ·sj lrnl:' l l.osl S heltiP p u11. :-.1 . 0 F NEWPORT 'Accounting j Rd.,Laguna N1guel Call cond 1t1un 'i Fr1ngt• Newport Center 'fri(i /(J'Jl(l m:/._fr((I,) (I)~ 314 «:< 3:r.. y<'a~~ I \ll\1·r!h1• 11111· needs med1 l'ation, i l' l ESCORT , 1 "'CCOUMTl.._.G 1 at8331441, 7 30 to 6PM benefits & pleasant sur -~i.wvu...J.,p,1./u!J w,low lslT IJ C.ettop 1n I "P 11• ''''" 1':.1 d 1 , ..-~ personmayobtain ana., 640·~70 r;]J • pnme Jrvme Pro~cr11p~ "'""' 1r1·m, ,,,ft•1tl ~r~55•7H9689E_W~~!'*~613 ! 752931.8 ~TEM•OR..e.R"Y or83Hl~4<!.9 to3PM round1ngs Qualtf1t>'1 PLAZA ~ , !' terest for the:.~ v.clli .11!d1111.•1 .d l11H ,, ·TOUCHACLA.SS I ASSIGNMENTS I IEL[~ plicauon at Irvine ofc EXECUTIVE SUITES 6'j.J-81.91 se<.'ured in vestment& I 1111h i:ih· '"' 11,.. '·'" ESCORTS ! Orange ·c ounty is boom· 532S un1vrrs1l > Or "Therei,sadifference," 2435E CoHtHwy .. CdM ~!e'rsnPoMBkr~. flSl 086:• r!J ··" ""''' "'1 c..e.•cop..e. 4!4H.RS 752 1)8171 mg'And soarewe! 5S2·S325 ~,. "'•rrl 1t1•·11·1 .d J•f... ~---• ~"'~•cLc; Pomonalsl 1---------·1.---.-.-·------•I ..oi l••""" '11.11 /!•' MASSAGE UTTLEAHNIES I We're f'ederalSavin~:. '"''" l'l•l111\ 1'1111ltt-1 S5D1sc-oun1 w1thi<>ad ESCORTS I AOBERTNALF'B E.Q& MIF/H £0 .E 714/752-0234 2M2 Michelson Or. •212 Stwoga___ 4550 NHD $675.000 2021 Business Cnlr 4213 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prefer pn v:tlt' µ:irl.' Approx. 6.000 sq ft. avail. Qwck action Have O•ttr in Fountain Valley near Sl,700,000 in free &. clt>a1 S.O. Frwy. $1320 mo real estate &. busint:s!> for ...... , ., ..... , .. , • VL..;A MC i a I ------M f' fl fl;inl. ''11111 '"1" Comer Wa rner tNt>v.land• All MaJor<.:red11 ccoun Oll1llC: \ h .• "' '"1'h·o1.t1 d 17061 Newland, H.B Card.<o Al'~4ll>lcJ "'"I'" ASSIST ANT BEAUTY OPER. Sub I ea a e pr I m e, John SS6-9360. ~-7533. coUateral. Call Al Bi5col spacioul 1arden·vlew of -~ w ... -~ 4600 u· '1 nee suites. Will divide --• -i91Wijl!ililililW_.iilllMiili.ml TUstin area $425·S8SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~-- S4J.4178 Working Lady n eeds Mort~s~Tnnt ----· Room w pn v Bath Ca ll Deedl 5035 Doctor, Lawy•r. Dottie 979-5897 an noon •••••••••• • • • • • • • • •• • • • ~MtCJ.Co. M9rc.._.Chi4tf! Elegant bldg .. '" heart of W M .36 nee.ds int>xp Hunt i n gt 0 n e c h . room. will s hare w 1th w/s pacaou5 office!> h!male . kids OK. write skylights wetbar con Pren, 17i·F R1ver:.1dc Cerence rin . 85< per.sq ft Ave. New. Belt CA 92063 Plus. super 2.000 sq .fl medical bldg .. well ap ..... •/lt1•Ht/ pointed at 75' per sq.ft "--Ce For details call RED CARPET 893·1351 688 sq , rL well loeated •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... O,p artwtity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '\.ll types of r e.ii eblale mvestmenlS ~1nct' l~~ Spedalithtcj in 2nd TOs 64~2171 54S-06 I I Ccnli for T.D.'s Amen can Mtg 953 4141 IMMEDIATE f'AST F UN J)I ~<; t>11 2nd'1o & 3rd':. C:vmbnJ Mortgage 955 3'\M ~ .. , m11r" inlormJ1lnn Jnd I•• Ph•l'l' )Our JI! r ail 642-5678 SCUM-lETS ANS WEIS Thrash Polish t-:iu(uU ~urmur Adroit Turn11, RI Dt: SllOTG UN The I),,.. of m•1J(huorh11od I 1<rcw up Ill 11 \onl. t w11 ~n lo mov. lhe l:iv.11, 011e lo op erarc lh\! mower and one lo kl ).)t: Sll<./fGIJN 51 50 North Costa Mesa office. BEACH CONCESSION Park next to your door Xlnt potential & location Fully equipped with near Newport pier Call Widow ha:. money lo l>uv ••••••••••••••••••••••• 848 446 895-1676 lhere are ma n ) ne w MANAGER Wllh rollo w1ng Alsu ftrrns moving into the MANICU RI ST . frt-e ~~~e County area. br· Drape.r's L.a1una H1lh1 •r:ce· mu.t do wraps. -------_ Grlllld Opening, Mtn & FOUND: lnsh Sett er Women, for relaxation & M a 1 e < 0 1 d e r 1 stimulation lr) "Tourh W e~tman s lcr art!a ofClo.ss Massage &Spa .... _ ~tore . Must be tX · · i.nging about an increas· perienced in beller l pg a. pedicures and ing demand fer ex. work Saturdays . perienced a ccounting women's r eady·to·wear 494 0512 812 3689 l9525 Beach Rlvd II B 5...&9li2 We "ceept ;i lll personnel and sportswear Apply in person lo Manager Ma •BOOKKEEPER J,UST Rewan.l-!>m hlk t•rt-dll <'ord' open , Poo•llC, WC&flng l>lue davs ,.ailor .:ollar . al Adam:. & c ~'-:Lf .. M Ldke St HB. Jud~ .,1 v • • l't'~ ~1.nc .. n•. Youn!{ R4 2·85iill ,,, l people ltke 'I ou l.uv. pager ">Sii 7752 homt' Fee 'all DAT t:l.l"'l:.: 53&2190 rr~!IOO 4~1 3245 CPA s Auditor:. Tax ,\l·countants Cost Arcountanls Seruor Accountants Boot.keepers \N'ounlmg Clerks ----------1 lf )OU nre not ~ware of fo'UliND: Ll!le White M<tlP •FOXY LADY• the benefits of working l>og. Husky mix k mporary. vii.it us or 645·8106 OL'1't:ALL ON LY give us a <.'all. we will be V1S1\ M C h d · h • 972_ 1138 * appy to 1seuss 1l w1l Lost · l o n g ·ha11e d Siamese <.:at . blue CYl':.. ---------- fluffy tail Loved pet AruMTIS MASSAGE R E W A R 0 . II 1:$ s•"" 1213)5112-1509 ...... you. We are located in the Coldwe ll Ha nker Ouilding 23a3 N Hroadwa)' lf200 ble Austm. 23621 Moulton Parkway Plaza or call U mfr in needs qua I in 768-Qi22f t l d\' for all bkkpg fun. or apwm men . twns l(J kc) t~ pin/i? & Located m our Bayside office. this position re quires a minimum or 6 months S&L cxperienre t·omputer exp -I da ~ .... ork wk Co pd bene" Top salaf') to top person Please call 979·766-0 dy~. 642 4847 e\'t'S. Bookkeeper. rull rhargtt. P r T f or L agu n J Re5 taurant <.:all ,\I arsh:. 493·6168. We oUer lop SKlane>.l•--------- Cllll>ft. alt . <.'abinets & ~~!:_deta~!sS35·~ or make 2NI> TI> ttny storage. Reasonably IALIOA ISLAND size abt1\c SlO 000 N11 pnced Call Tom. Harbor cre<lll • 1111 µnlty l'•Jr Baker Proress1onal Bld K Men's wear shop.main action l'all A<i'I' ti7!1 7311 ll11le1~ w W ~1111t11 Ana. rrom Dana Pt 1. 10 111 LOST Shellie dog, 1 min• 4·.10 (\111ie) Reward.1163 ~171i ne Pa m pert.-d Hc :.ut Girls JOAM·4PM 7 rlay!I 6'\5 3433 h y 16 t11~ti!t'f101 o p 1' n ·-•r•n11E•E .. P•M•11K111t .. N111G._. Phonr free career Kppare l, free park1n1< and m o r e PlellSc apply Monda) & 1\wsda) Dec 1st & 2nd from 9 :WAM tu J 30PM Ill FIDELITY FEDERAL l()()t(kEEPER F /C Npt Bc h in vestme n t firm has openin11. per ex p11ns1on. (or F C t·om m1ss1ons bk kpr detail orient e d person computer knowledge J mu s t s k illf u l on telephonl! &c P R "ork Matunl) necessar) C;i1l 957.1900 st location ~.000 ._in anytiml! ---ventory 50% down owe . 661 113'17 LUXURY SUITE bala.nce for 3 yrs 322 Pn,·ate parh t1J11 ... ell Lost•fotlfld 5300 lrnmed occupancy 3000 Manne Ave i.e<.>ured .ind I IJ for :.a It· ••••••••• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • sq. ft. Ste of 8 om ces e PREST IGE: atdJscount !H!> ll7ti +conference & recep ! HOMe' taon. Koll Center , t ~1 COMPARE Newport Sch Contact Real Estate lnvestmenl11 Ann Harvey (21 3) l333W CgastHwy,NB ...... , ......... s.'i&-2000. -645-6646 cost on real eatatt• 1011n11 300 IQ. ft. approx. Pr1 vale Call a broker w 11 h :w >,., FMIADS AIE FIEE .. ~,. )''UUNU. L i<e Rik Malt> Lub Mal(noltu Tallu·rl M:!-~78 FOUN D Molt> Gold.-n Retnever tnl'< 11pprnx 2 yrs old. Frel' Need:. i:ood home Newport lllU'bor Ammul llo."1 1111111 ti:JI ll\10 •• SPIRIT I. Rt-:1'1>1N<;: 1oa111 JOpm 1-\1 11) he· 'd 1!r.! 7:!96 or 492 9034 I 111. S ('am ino Ht.·al. S111 l'lc111 INT RO SP\::(;1/\1. MYSTI~ MASSAG to: ,\11\SSAG 1:: Sill W AU ~ound young or.inl(r Tabb> fem11le u11, Sun !'>anti. Ana ~~ .. ~ UlltO 0_!. ~ 8 631 2516 SUNNY 'S MllVITY ASSISTANT i\fter schl progr11 m , µart ll!M 857·1263 ...._._ceDriYert Se• lcMJI and L09l A1aoclctffOt1 & Affandeu.t1 1.\15 WestellH Dr CA. EMT· I Com pl 1.it Dover) Ins urance reqwremcnl Newport Beach O\er 22 yrs llood dn v 1ng l!:Qual Opportunity record Top pay. f nnee ---•E .. m111p1kwnv11s11ir __ _ benehl s Seals Am· 61(t912? n utldings & G r ounds Supervisor Saddlebac k College North C~ mp us. I r v 1 n e \' a r 1 <' d e x penence m I or more of buJance, 548•3456. the bu1ld1nl( trad es Ba~~Oppty. P re fe r a b ly a t t h <' h-oof o tn Journeyma n leYel & 1n ' bath. F'rwy convenient. BYliness op port unity fur real estutt• t"<IX 1 ll'll• 1 Near Nwp. Frwy & ambit ious pe rso n br for4: >"'' •·111nm 1t Bristol. 122$ mo. Avail. couples Call 492 6942 yoursel/on uny n1·w luttn U.1·80. 765 S\. Clair sulle fH2AM f"rld;a y for ap· 2nd Tru.'it l>~cd '~ u1 wn) ---------•I Folwld. Someone's pet hl tie Parro\. Vic Weatcllf l'roft>,s1ont1l MaM1111(e Relaut1on ffherapcuul 1 L:nll .. J>pl ~ 2817 ARC HITEC TURAL. architects and senior 1n 1e rme d 1a te grad e draftsperson. Jmmediate operungs for those ex· pe rienced in : Com merc1al bldgs, <type I>. Multi family housing (type VJ. pleasant work· mg l'Ond., near New1><>rt Beach. Top pay , full P ' eludin g ex pe r a t a 0 1 a nae Counay p r o supervisor;· level. 7AM gresslve bank needs 3·soPM M F Sa lary s e ve ral NC R p r oo f •O. Colta Mesa. 60·7800 pol.ntment. Junlor loan ten thoui..ind lir,wtwaiii dollars, minun um . l'llll 1 U....t or found a ~t " l'llll SU'Uctioo loans ftVl' hu11 1 An 1 ir\ u I i\ 11 11 i1o 111 n 1• t• 0,part.lty 5015 dr t!d 1h ou!lt11111' 1"11uul!~'J2/J ,Nu lcl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Gold mining claims . palented, on Mothfr Lode. 212er.-ea, J).o nox UM&, Newpart Reac·h . l!alll80. 1r.i.nirnum 1 • 1-'c>wid Cll' liu.I a ~N '' Cull CaJI us d1rel'I or 1•111lm·t u,o,! W1• re tht· l'1·t Pals Borrow UJJ lo!IO"'. l11nnt1 1f' (7 141738·211118 youquuhfy '1 .. osr Blk & Whl F~m C....,.... FiaC1Rciel I Slt>om1.1n llusl.y In Capo FOR SALE $95,000 well 714/lll-0970 B c IH h a I t' a l I I J securecf rworsonal note J'EWA"l> ~n3 o'lJl.a .--A t-'"t d .. ed brok"rau•> ' " ~" .,....., from subatanllal Nwpt ·-... " nv Bch realdent/propuly A Calif. ~!:!'lion. Lost lJ /23 /80. uriw.:e owner Secured by 40 YMW lady's wallet near Sav· -ooo a"h\ Paya In On at WeatcliCf Plua. _,, Y .. · · ..,..,,,,000 2nd Truat Deed ,_. -lhl" all d .... In ._, Contains hard earned .irt:u, N ll 645 9862 C'o ngrHlul at1oni. J ohn )''(JUN1' Silky T~rrter. Klevm.~ ro.r tw ing UN ept llr1uany S1111111e l. Lab "'<I Ill \JS l' n1•,s. Sis. mix pupp)', long·halre1I Mike, t<etlh & TaJa Pomeranian m ix & ltllle black dog, lri11h Setter, hamsters & Cats Adopt II .to ..t l • a·pet at Irvine Anima 1•;;::=:,.1 Care Center open every ••••••••••••~••••••• •• .day 7S4·T.34 Sdlooh & Found : M a lamute . ......_.._ 7005 blk/whl Fem. Shepherd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• blk/lan Fem, NB Ammal Now enrolllnjl. Costa Shelter. 644-3656 Mesa Chris tian Pre· benerlts. CORBIN /YAMAFUJl & PARTNERS INC. 17992 Mitchell South Irvine. CA 92'114 714·M9·'1l24 operalors for their data range , $16,648 S2 l.OOO cente r , locate d near per year. 831 ·"850 b(v. New1><>rt Frwy & Ed 8-~ __ _ inger. Experience pre BVSIN ESS G ROVP needs ferred. 1'1nt benefits & empl persons for part ~:.~~:ctol:;~~/PPIY t l me m kt g -s a I e s , tBITA(9R IAHIC service, PR, mgt PolenL 721 N. Euclid, Ana~eim 5S8·9398 ext 1002 991·3860 Cafe teria Assis lantli ____ E,O.E needed·part time help at Marco Forster Jr. High lJttte n lit!! S c h o o I. A' p p I y a l ,...._llled Adi II Capistrano U nHied =l "peopt. t~r~;.er. School District. 32972 .U. calla with big re· Calle Perfecto, SJC .,.. .... ··-J • -behind $65.000 Isl. Trwit 5 yra. IZ0,000 prtnelpal Oeedon3acre1vlew •1te Chris tmas money . Found: Keys. See mar ----------1 s cho o l 129.SO wk . reduction May •. Yields San Juan Capistrano Pte&M: return. 646-2396. aft. 1, El PaUo Court, L30 lnc:ludes hot lunch &c sna c lr.1 . 646 ·5 423 . 641).5830. Your friends and nellhbon uae Clusifled when they ha ve aomethial to aell. They '11 tell 7ou ho w well It worked for \hem I -....Up and bll reaulu ! 11ii411&-iiiiiil21iiiiiii5.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii To piece YOW' clasalCle<h• ~ 1nl on your lnve&l· MAI appraisal 13'75,000 I.alt Adult male grey & Broedway, C.M. meat Sell for S'70,000. all due 1 yur 20% 10 h H H t1t....&...-.-.&.. a ed. call toda7 "2·se'78. Sde1at.• ........ (714)8'75-*2reaor 1'114) tereat + d iHount w l male cat Sdtula & Sdl11t1 & - 19 Wcat.herby Bay, Hunl. ...._.._ 7005 ...,_.._ 7005 ...._.._ 7005 7005 ,,,.•._._{ll_te,_we>R_..,._·-·-~=-=-"'"' 71An SJ·51'3or493·l1S3 Hr b r . 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Position open for ar· aresa l ve mar. In atatewlde. mul\l·slore operauon, Or•nae Coun· ty. C.rpe\ eicper. nee. Excell. pay. bonus pro· a r am. prom 1harln1. medkal/de~tal plan. aas ~ance. Ca 11 Cbllect: C~O'WM JIJ-466-7111 Car Rental A1ent for O..ana• County Alrport .,..., ••P preferred, hr• flu . Mu1t have own tran1p0rtetlon. P1eHe tall 151..0lla. CAlaa hr eert1 All MWIPll,.r dll"'J ID C.ta •••· *"'c:' • •ntae ...... C11J .... IAll·IOAll. ..... !!'.t.~;~ ..... ~!!.~ ..... !'!~ ..... ?!~!!~!'!~:! ..... !!!.~ ~~~-... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ !!'!'!.!~ ..... !!!.~ ..... -·-... ,.., -· PllOf .. C A ~W~M I A~. I • .....,.,H __ wn DIUT'IM6 .a~y~A1!!:_~:.LP.R~i ~-~,.I~ XJcoa ..... ~~ ..... ?! ... ~~~.-..?!.~ -... ?~:.~ ..... ~~~ ... -.,..,......, Arcbhectaral de1t10 ,,,..,.. r''-:V on v.__ .__. al. 1, • 1 ...._ •Afipl) ln pn9CM'I ft lOft draft..r. s ~ Yl"I esptr, Hardwa,., 1024 Irvine bentflh Apply la • •1•-.... t'•/ Hanl••re, loi. lf•ltt• J H••~rt Doc h ofc .. fWlltdiftP1au) N.B. Pll"IOa. •verb' Manor frvlu. Poo1a, tennl1 ' ' 1>Wfiilr . .... ~:== u Anal~ f7M o ~=· i:~c~p .. NC>v1ciort• ~~:~~·o'o~:~h:::n·~ ~~~":~~~';. ~UCI 't \'tt 11 Cum MOS LS DtJlv1t~::: .. ';.yiu:,roducta To call on Read~r Ad JIWILM mechanlral ablllty. Up•rlenc ed plant ,.._., btiwf1&1 Wt traul to aupermarlte\I. Early buaineaacCOW>ttfor a d· P/f loa ~~~e. '6.~0 /hout. mana1er /laduatrlal •f!TRO <' tt " Sii m 0 r n 10 ~ l 0 rn 1 d . 1 prot~ .•l. Bench qineer to ovenee all -Hu'--E I ver t 1ln1, Mon.-Frl ~exp d ua Htlln1. JlhaMI. o( our manufac· --ng nears _alWmoon. 11 771-4750. 9AM·SPM. Base + com. flnlahla1, Ii re~a ln . t1•111•.. twine operaliolll Tb.ii II . DRUG ~'TORE RX 4 d,..,. miaaloo. Co. benefits Must have xlnt rd s, call Art ~OU a1'ant worktn1 Auditr EIUoY-xlat com· a r'IJ'e opportalty 10,.. CASIBS UTVTIM "All Kb f~ For lWld • Jrd Shafi • Wtt 11rumotc to mana.cl" ~nl. 11u.,.rv1111(>n rmm within. WANT A C:AR~,.:R '1 Cost& Meu I II Ot'I M lH 631 9421 Laguna &oat:h 494 923:S HW1t1ngton ~ach 962·!116 ChtJd <.:are tiolde n Wt!i.t \.vllcl(c• seeks 2 duld care t•t>1Her assistants, lllhr 1w k Flexible schedult' S4 75 lo SS.79 /hr Time 1•rf al C hris tmas & Sp11 ng Brealc. Posses.'l or be ehg1ble fo r child de \ prog. permit Contar l Coa s t C''>mm11n1l} Co lleges 111 w ri ting before SPM. l>t!t' IHh 1370 Adams A vc C M 92f;2tl 556 · 594 7 E 0 E MtF CJIRJSTMAS WlNUOW PAINTIN<: I 1'1t1me daily $325 hr j No e).per nrres!> 1 61U223 7pm·9"m YD!? The LSI Design and Develop· ment Section of out Design Teohnology Laboratory has Immediate openings for Ana· log MOS LSI Engineers to de· sign custom state-of·the·art • Switch.Capacitor Fiiters • A to O's • Analog Circuits. To qualify you should nave some experience In MOS ana· log designs, or digital designs with a desire to branch out In· to the analog area. BS/MS EE degree required . Come gfoW with us at Hughes. a company with 1.500 on· going projects and a backlog of over $5 bllllon. Our mana· gers are 'engineers, scien· tists or computer specialists -your kind of people, who understand your problems and can appreciate your solu· lions. Call collect. Larry Schatz· mann, Technical Director, on (714) 732-3968; or send Yf ur resume and salary history to: Hughes Aircraft Company, Ground Systems Group, Em· ployment 11, Dept. GS-355· CC, P 0 . Box 3310. Fullerton, CA 92634. ·..,. Will train . Neat a p ~4047 and ambltloua person pany benefit.a lncludlna a the rlahl person wtao can clertl, 9·G Mon·FTI, xlnt J>earance 41ood spellina 9CB4MIL ~ for a career in free meal per ablf\. APP· de1lcn " implement pay . Mo u lton Plaza ~Hential. Apply r t:n· fut looda manaaemttnt. 'U"' raon 9am noon. alreamllned production Pbarme cy. l.ag1.1na r\~uver, 1660 Placentia Custodial Work morn-Do you enjoy working .-&lbOOD..~ a)'ltemt tor electtical & Hills 788 378<4 Mr. Ave.C.M. inpS.l,lraln minimum with people , th e TTHUTll. t\)'drolic products. The Oreyf\&I • wage, merit locreues. challenge or leadership? 900Newport Ceotcr l>r. successful applicant will &ICTaOMIC HB.P WANTED m.1.11l have auto ~7-6020 Ir you dO lben Me & Ed's Newport Beach supervlse our total pro· ASSIMILH 5 •LES...... Ladle's relaU store needs wouklyou. ~~ r~ ntgalkw :igl~ 'fM' 2Pp, fmplyr M If ductlon work force II re "' sr-M porl di reclly to l he Hameq & cable. PCB. to call on Reader Ad anage r . Assist . SUOO/upplus healthplan aene ral managet . chassis wiring, ex buslness accountsforad· Man11eer4SalesPenon-foryouandyourfam ily Night Supervls or ro r BSll:: d 1 bl b t per ien ce d on l y verllsino Mo n Fri. nel. C all Annabelle• p d vacations and youthshelter. ··be·· 1 esd~a, t:• u Teletronic Labs Inc. SS02 9am·SPM~·Base +'·com · <2.13)749-4041 boouaes. For more In· 642-3380 c~anlen~: I: ;xf!'n°s'i~:: En1lnee r Dr H li mission. Co benefits lormaliOft, contact Lee l. s tarting s•larfi •· 8911661 La ndacap• Estimator. f · l 1 l ' N .. --Aides Ord"rlles .. · Will train. Neat ap "" or in erv ew any ime --· • "" benerlts for the r ght &ICTIOMIC TECH pearance & good spellin~ Will train. Call for appt: alter 5:30 Call Me le needed for convalescent person. For inte r view essential. Apply Pen· S31·4446. Ed's Pina Parlors, 1180 hospital. Wknd. shifts. a ppl., call Personnel at FOi' computer aero.space nysaver, l660 Placenti• L-.dlc .. Molllt. ~ !,'!s. tot, Santa Ana. Xlnt. benefits. Apply in 714.540-4811. auembly . General fwe C M .,_.._,.. pel"IOll. Beverly Manor ------ knowledge of job shop -·-· -·-----Foreman. Min. 1 yeareit-Convalescent Hospital. POSITIOMS o pera lions r equired HB.P WAMTED perience 10 3 man crew Manager 340Victoria Ave c M AVAIL.AILE TeletromcLabs Inc 5502 we are now accepting s 1.1 p e r v Is ion WANTED. MATURE Oay Hostesses Engineer Dr H B applicatfons ror a full $100(}$1250/mo. 5 days. ADLT COU PLE t o Nurslr_le 891-1661 · · Ask for ROfl 6-46 7«1 mana 16 ·l th ~erlifled ,..tr Bookkeeper _ __ lime position 1n our re _..:.. _._ __ ge uru ap ouse lnquire3·SPM Mon Fri ExecutiveAssislant ackr ad dept Telephone \ LEGALSECRETARY an nice Eastside C M MwMt A l•s 673.1505 Author/Publisher seeks &. counter sale s Re with escrow background area. Resume & local S3.75fhr. ---- Executive Assistant. exp quires good s pellinng , preferable, small com . ref req. Exp. pref. To Wt! will train. 8 paid Press person, c hief 17. di •-h gram m e r • &. Pe T $ 833 7',.2 apply, please send com-holidays. ~inning all exp, able to work with in e lmg"' researc manship. Must enjoy pany. op ·----'"--_ pleteresumetoadno.612 helpful. must be fast, ac· i h bl' soon as hlr , benefits minimum s upervision curate t ypist. pre fer -meet ng l e pu ac. App. LEGAL SECRETAR Y Daily P ilot. p .O. Box Bayview Convalescent Job security M0·968l ask ly Pennysaver, 1660 needed for Huntington 1.560. Costa Mesa. CA Hos~ilal, 205S Thur1n . forTom rab ly e xpe rience on Placentia Ave C M 92626 word procesi.ing equip. -· · · -BeachLawF'1rm Casual · C .. Mrs Farrell Call642·0477 ror app't. Hostess. over 21. f 1T or atmosphere, legal ex-u ..,..._. •'--EME.._.T 642-~. E.O. E Production ~rtist. part per1ence necessary . ~.-.w " -------For busy Irvi ne puhlica· 548-7418. Salar) comens urate with Local busin ess man Nursing lions firm Pas t e -up. beaH••S.cNtary -------experience Ask for Sue seek s qualified in -Certffl•d t ype speci n g s tat ($20,600t Hostessesneeded.m ature 847~1. dividualrorhigh in come. MunnAict. came;a ex p e ~ien ee .,, n .ght att 1 1 d person managerial t> pe.. ----P tr situation . Respon-$4.00fhr. necess ary. 1·2yrs work •OPrn r&l' ive a Y . LEGALSECRF.TARV d be I . I ho th d b kk r es t aura nt expe r . ees musl currenty 8 paa·d holi'days , beuin ang experience. Salary w s r a n · pg, Small dynam ic r eal e mployed . F o r in· .. ..,uit t t C II typing & manage m ent necessa~. Day &_even ni.ng as soon as hired, range._.., -~ s ar · a skills. Sl5.600 pr yr + mg PoS•llons a vailable estate Utigal1on firm 1n ter view1appt . t·all benefits. Bayview Con ~9·~_!.Xl 11:!53. S5CJOO bonus1proril share. Please apply 2·5 daily NewPort Center, seeks 645·59:?1. val~cent Hospital. 2055 Prodvcuon Pewµgp&Co.5§7·5900 Pero· s SP ice r Y experienced . emcaent &11MANICURJSTS female Thun. n, C.M Mrs. Far Help wanted part tame !-------·-·-Fkstaurant.2221N.Man energe t i c l ega l · ,' · rell 642~ E OE ---S • secretary Short hand, imme~ opening Mu~t . . . Mail room. Mon SPM ttl FfELD REP. _\_: HB. ~ad1 ff_".'.1llage d111aphoM & xlnt t> P· have license & ex~r in I finis h Tues 5P M 'lll Tel<'promµler Cablt! TVI HOSTESS mg skill:.~ must Xlnt all areas At~ract1ve & 1 . MURSIMG r1n1sh Appl y 1660 of NewPort Beach 1s ac Mature with knowledgt> -.al:.ry dependin g o n neat persona~it y. Salar_) Work in a friendly at Placentia,C.M. ccplJJlg appt..tt·at1ons for, & ab11.Jty to supen1st' al qualifica tion ~ & ex ~~rt Call Tona., mosphere at Costa Mesa ----------- CIVIL ENGINEERS-I temporary help lo ex 1 rormal d1n1ng r oom penence Good benefits _ Memorial HosJ >1lal "'°91•W1•r At1•lust DESIGNERS 1 ~------------------.., chang~ cable TV equ1p-j Private Club a s k for 640-m60 MFGASSEMILY I M.d -:Mtrg l9l -1 G E ment m Newport Beach Sharley 673· 7730 for ap· 1 TECHMICIAN IM's & LVM •1 17-1 IC D.O .f . Pro fe:.s1u na lt·1\1l MU HS area Mus th1n•edepen l Potnllnent. I I . 3·4 yrs expenencetn eng1nee rs n,R 1n ldod 1 dable transportation , l.eCJGISK,......., Requires expen ence 111 Evening & night shirts. RPG 2. basic analyllnl I L· ff Wit l s t I I t .. d fulltime &.J>artllme. work required Subm 1't J.I annmg ~arm o t>r:. ... . . _ _ _ _ _ _____ J t rain tar 1ng at Mu.st have 3 4 years t•x opera mg power 11ao ICU/CCU RM' car~ op~lOn un1t1e~ for I " •" E , " ,., ,. "' ""Pa' S4 SO hr with ancenllvel Hotel penence with patentlaw 1 tools t Router. bender 1 1 resumes to Gary Race. \'1v1I l'n.1p 11t>ers & cl1· GROUND SYSTEMS offer Appl} al 901 Westj HOST /HOSTESS I Typmg skills 80+ wpm I tote I Some weld mg. App 'l 12 Hr s hifts. v.ork 7 da\'S <.:oa:.tal Personnel 2790 signer.!. w c>x11t·r 1n ~ri;cl 16th St r-;.B Full or p. time posatiora:. shorthand 80 Pleas anil ly m person 8·5 22822 B . in a2 i«ct/i;~ceuod Harbor Blvd , C.M 92626 ing dei.1110 for h1lls1dc· Proot ofl!S Cit1zensh1p Requ1rec1 G.EHYALOFFICE I avail. for reliable orr1ce Sl300 rmn 0 0 .E Granite. Laguna Halls I NEVERAFEE E .O.E. ~UbdlVISIUO~. & \lt':.Jjlll or. fQ"al Opport••111ty Emp'oyer 1 I people-onented person:. : Call Sandra. 540·605S, 768-2953. I SMp.nlsor --------• •lrt:el 1m pro\ <"ml•ttc• u u ' ·ypmg required Cor ad . Vaned shifts L·n,·oy ex •·-.. ~tal Personnel Agen --- -----1 R lbl r h 2 h "' I """"' •Medic I A t r t r esPons e or l e 4 r P rr liquor clerk needed pll111S fu1 1 l'~1d1•n11.il pro I vani·ement High School' cellenl co benefits 1n C)'. 2790 Harbor Blvd.' a 5515 · ron ° ' ~ration or our 8 b<'d Applv 278 Broadwa.\'. Jet'ts AiiJH> in Pl'l!oiOn • ---<.ir .. duat e No ex per eluding a lree meal per ' c M I flee. for G. P . exp pre j t ., ·~.re s u m I' lo Mt IC'ook , lull & parl. appl} 1nl DEMOHSTR•.TORS J nt.>ce h ary farmt>rsl shift. .:~eyERA FEE E.0.E.j lt:rred. mail resume or I wu Contact Lagun~ Beach. _ ,.uentl':.at .Hoherl rlc m , '.)(·1-s11nal MutlLym·hes~ for tov de mos li•l·al ln s u 1 a~cc <..roup I MARRIOTTHOTEL --------· , f1ce manag er . JS! BarbaraJ Selselh QUALITY W1lhan1 rro .. t & ·~!> 3 11 P a lm , BallH•a s tores: 10µ IJ:I,) Cnl J! ~4100 E.O E I OOONewportCLrVr l - --.-l Hospital Rd. St e 118, Uir of Personnel ASSURANCE soc111tcs.tlUl~uddSl. fi75 1.).'6 Robin wkd a vs G alOffi NewportBeach !Liquor . Pa rt t1me 1 N.B.92663. I 642·2734 IMSPECTOR ~ewpon. Oeat h j . 1-800·621 6467. . I wr cc Equal Oop Emplyc M tf Weekends, Nights. Must , -~--E.O.E1 I /F LU CLERICAL Counte r Help n eed ed. -'Small co. 1n Wes tchffj ---·--····-·-I have cash register cx.,Medic..Pl -·-·-·-·-·-Electronic J ob Shop ) Some retail ex per p.-ef DENT AL ASSIST AMT j are~. Accurate, good ----I pt>nence 1888 Placentia REAL EST A TE Teletronic Labs Inc. 55-02 CAREERINFIHAHCE rra or Sat.sunrise &s w· Exp'd 4 day ~t'ek COM. typing . s ome a c ctgj HOUSECLEANERS C.M Exp'd Pro f for all Order Desk Girl. answer E n gineer D r . 11 .B f'ront orr1ct' C'lt•rir al 1ng shifti; Must be 18 or uren 644-7162 bksid. Charlotte, 64S·726J. To work for Janice's medical denta l real telephones. some filing 89t-l661 opening. ro r s harp an over S49 ·064 l, E <> F. -· --------.-.-Raggedy Ann P rr. 8·3. Live·io companion for dis estate transactions, bus1· Must have gd handwril l..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim div1dua l who cnJoys MF lJentaJ Receptionist.NB General Office, versatile. Tues.f'ri.675-2514. abled woman. ness ops, investments. ing. Call 8·5. P icwick met!llng & .ser vtntt the ----office . Experi e nced ltterate invoic e pro · 5'48·8596 leasing, etc Send re· Paper5(g.us7. REALESTATESALES public. Exp pref But CUST ODIAN µlease 644·0032. eeuor for lrg M. Y . - - -swne to: 17942 Skypark 11 you are interested in trainee pos ition avail f Immediate opening for manufacturer. Mu s t HOUSECLEANERS LOAN Circle·o·LrY.92714 PAIMTSALIS making a c hange or Must be gd with figure~ Nwpt Beach retail stvre DENTAL/ type. 770-2922 Tel/hr Elf w-s123 -Part time. Tues. 5 to 9. seeking a new career IO xln.t beneht~ I &. 0H1~e maintenance RECEPTIONIST GENERAL OFFICE-AS PIJCESSOI MEDICAL RECEPT. Wed. 9lo lpm Some exp Real Estate. call and ask TM Morris Pion Co. Experrenced. reliable 4 day f l hours fle x I Partt.ime, 6-lOpm. some Kenn Rama Hardware for John or Vody al Cole CallLaurn al GJI OOil I l)l:rson With e)e for de I 64.S-7580 ~l ST Clerk typis t . llousek~per & personal KEALTY l::SCROW con Sal 557~Lau a 2666HarborBlvd ,t' .\I or Newport, Realtors t..ul Permanrnt ru1111ml'1-----. -11.br_anan. eustadian, A & t•are of arthnt1c woman tinues to grow' Vue lo --..... ~ ... /D~af 675 5511 Clenca l po<;1l1on with eitt•cllent 1-. 1-irm. N B 675 6l l0 on Balboa Island Mon j our growth. we ha\•e an P..t or FvlNlmie J•llllilll•·------- DEPARTMEHT I b1>nef1ts Call J am or Olsabled man needs h\'CIGeneral OHicc l"tnc FT1 12noon 7 or 8PM 1mmed1ate open1n~ 1n Ccrttn Horse Dept c lerk to CLERIC 1 Ray,644 5U'70 j rn &1de. !'l alaq S6N I F a brit· Co· s e t-k s Sl.SO _hr + meals&l11x ou.rlrv1ne offat·e can start with training workforPETC:O;\nima l REALfSTATliSALES Entr; le' cl d encal (xJ:o.I --I •Share hving exµeoses1 resPonsililc woman ror es paid. Also need s ame andexpenence you could Supply Supermarkels Slart the new year by in tionoV"n&0 1turi.hippm1;l'lJell,ery 1Ware h o u se 847·Ji8i o rde r d es k vari e d helpforwknds only.Ref!> H vouhaH e xf>('nencem get1n theArmyRes1::rve Apply. 15041 Golden creas ing your e arnings &. re(·ea\·anJ( rtepllrltne nl ~1t0rr5,?n fporTpaartpyp&I re2n0t2a5J duties. Gd opportunat} req'd. Call 675 OS96 ror 111 loan p roce !>s i ng w 1t h ~:3faw~ ~~n~r:~i:~~i~Ys West St.. H unl 1n gt on with our new high <'om Some ltte pa t•kins: in , ~ )' lh g c; I': terview <'llher a loan insl1t u11on. Beacb,89J 0355 mission plus lxinus pro volved Mu'>t "''rk ~1th "ewport B~,·d C.M Donut s hop Aftcrnnoon :"~erf0°~~7~1S o on escrow company o r are. gYam de.tdlint>i. Candidutel s hift Apply D K ~ _ __ _ HOUSEKEEPER. 11\e in with.In the t•onstru<'lion Dental -Operating Room Par1Time We proudly offer should t) pe •i:;wpm & Deli ver newspap~rs after Donuts , 29603 f .11rv1(•w. Wanted by s r tillze n industry, ""'e ;ire interest Psychiatn c ·Pharmacy Heed Holiday $? . Best resale location have IOk('y l'<Pt-ri11m·t· ~rhuo! You!1g studen_ts · CM General I .'flu.st drive. Op~rtumty ed111.)0t.t Orthopedic·X-Ray Temporary Chris tma:. ."lewportBeat·tl Please appl\ in 11eri.011 ;igi• Ii! tS, CdM_ f a!>h ion to supp your soc secun No expenen<'e is needed, o penings for cn.'<11t l·;ird • Profess10nal Asso1·s PL"'SSf.Y 1'E Ml'·o~ 1_~1a11cl area <all N('1I Do~uu havc afla1rforln flE(JIAININGI. t'.v La Habra area We o ffer ('\t·e(lent "·e'lltrain you Youmay authorization operators .pri,ateSecretan "' '-s "'327 t er to r 0 e co r a l 1 n " ? be r t d el"""' lo rece1· ve a $1 500 MA •-6 bo d. r l>liCTOHS, tliel t KdlSl'r. 1" "' " 213-001-0013. 714 675-6760. ne I s an a c:om "'"' · Start lmm ed1ate l)' '' .. m.,.,r . ar o I r trme help wanted for Siii i ~. UJTL( 213 3 3 pellll\e salary Please cash bonus or up to S4 .000 Open 7 days per week. realtors rvtnt! our decoratmi: r t r an the ~~ _ -·~-·~ · _ submit 11 resumt! or ap· in educational benefits hours a vai· 1. betv.•e'•n • National rclot·at1on , l.kmonstrators. Fri Sul • , Cler1l'al lh •c,'µ1 111111::.t \O U r area ear l"1ty cill1vine No exp IUSTY1. H OUSEK EE PE R&. pl.Jcat1onouthn1ng your dunngyourenlistment. lOAM·IOPMSJ.70/hr.ap pro!(ram Prr; 1~erob1" 1Janr111K. r1 neeessary s:u.1o pr hr nl't' Call I 735 0313 art DINING ROOM ATTEN· l'Xpenent•e tu Call your nearest Army plyM·SL~AM ·fPM . Call now ror appu1nt Nat I f1t11 ess corp, ha:. ;.1 1 n Sil 1 o:l7 t , 5 4 1 0 7 1 8 . IOAM Look.mg for local tcm UANT for s mall retire ,Recrw~er for more in Tl"'E SHARE ment. ask for Bell~ u r 1mmed Ol'Olllnt.( m F' \ 21..'.l 877 1133 purary assignme nts that ment residenc<'. Fu II PONDER OSA ormallon . TRANSACTION Walt, tnJ 7300 tor an i.'XV pcr,on with O assified Ads 642 S67 will give }Ou experience lime, days Exp pref COSTA MESA 540-1026 SERVICES >tint t:-ping & tt'lephone and exposure to the pro-4!»-S4S8 HOMES HUNT BEACH 962·8821 s kill:. Pll'a s P c·al l fess1onal world? We ---Humoft Resources SANJUAN CAPO 2462D~Dr.lrv. 964 4616/or intt.>n·tc~ have 11hort and long term HOUSEICEEPliR/ D 855·4232 EOE M ,.-11 assignments av.iilable COMPANION .,.. -':;:"'T"'UP L1en cal Customer Service Repnsentotive Excel(ent lrain1n11, op Portun1t)' for md1 v1c1uals tnvolvm11, hea') f1hn1t &. tel t>ph o n t> res pon!l1b1l1t1e!> 1-;x perienn~ in rleallnrt w11 h thepubhc ht>lpful We offer a good starling salary, t'XCellent com pany paid benefits m eluding allractivc work apparel and a pleasant work10 ~ atmos phere. Apply m person between 9AM and4PM () CIT IZENS BANK Oft CO~I • MfSI\ 2970 Harbor Bl vd Suite~ Costa Mesa 714·979·4200 Equal Opp Emply r ''f'" Clerk typlst.s wanted part· t i me, general office akllls. nexible hrt. $4/hr. '*'7741 Cathy. Cl.OTHISTIMI Now hirln1 parltlme 1&1.. h•lp 6 aulstant ~er tralneet. Call MZ·1211. coe a,., sru'iiin Work f\all or P11rt \lme aellln1 e l ect roll le calculators, mi cro· computeuJ.. fL related DnldUeta. (.H taU SalH ) kmwled1e ol com= •tl.._ helpful. P11 6 benefl.LI. In C .II. calJ JAv: 640-IJIO. TOOL DESIGNER We _... a 1Mdl...,..siHd Sovth lav ar•a M.Y .S .E . lhhd •Wtfuchw...., flrlR tlNlt .._ • ...... ,..._ 9'# ..... for • Tool 0111,_r .,.... 2 ,._.. 1111 "- tool dtlllpl .... n. ,...._-. .... • llilfWy IM htYof•H wttr. tr .. Han II toot..,._ ,........., to ...................... of aM"'9 tools, jkJ•. ff xtur.s Gftd wlillM c-.••te11t1. St..-.ct ......... h ,. .. ed. We offw ..._.. a,,,,..., .... f.-cy prOllllwt.. Y• WILL 1M 9h•• ... o'porfHlfy to ...... .,~ ....... of ......... .......... We oHw nceptlaHI IM•tlt• .................. ~ ..... W.Ye& ,. :.-e· ..... . ......... .. .,, ty, , ..... .,,., .. ....... .- •1~:&.~:~·., MCC FLOWSEAL IA 1111 ll•ll'J .. Nerti c ........ C.epJ 11161.-c.... II la£:.. .... CA; ... .,,.......,,, *MESSENGER* No previous expcnence 2082 lvsiMu CM .. r -"' necessal"} Never a fee Wanted Daily fo r retired Dr. 0!11 loday for appamt healthy gentlemen Mo? '""-·CA 92715 ment FT!:.. Must cook 673 8593 All Equal Opply Empl) r 557-0045 G'·Lfr\:. Housekeeper wante d Mon. Fri 9AM 5 3UP M To care for loveh· Ba lt>Oa 1 __________ 1 Penins ul11 Homl' & J Part time person needed in book pasteup Mon & Tues. No up nee App ly . Pennys a ,er , 1G60 Placenl.ta Ave . CM Immediate openml! for llldlv1dual to function 1n a very responsible pos1 lion making contact liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiia--Wlth ke> merchants 1n our area Applicant would also be respons1 ble for stock control and s upplies . Valid Callforn111 dri ve r i; license with a good dnv· lfMl'()l>Al>V PflO'SONN!l SUMCfS 3723 l irch Stre•t H.=p:! .. cach General Give yourself a gift IS.% Disco1i1ot J.C. PINMtl'S is searching_f or Very Speclol r•ople Fu l l & part l m e Ouistmas positions. •Salespersons •Full Fi~ure Shop •Women s Accessories •Dishwa.s her •I-bless -<.'hrislmas Tree Lot •Aulo Parts Clerk s choo l-age c hildrc>n Must speak English & have xlnl r~reren ces CaU 673·7643 aft 6PM & onwknds. HOUSEIC El Needed t o lake full responsibiUty of hsehld Women r ecuperating from surgery Perma · nent: Salary open refs req. 640·6028 Hous ekeeper /Nann y needed for 3 school age children. Live-In. Salary $1.SO/wk. 5" ~ days. Call Mr . Tyler at (714)773-5004 during of- fice hrs. LOAN SECIETAIY / PAllACEI An outstanding career opportunity 1s available with Fidelity Federal, a leading savings a nd Joan. We 're seeking a loan packager /secretary ing record a must WE f'URNISll T ll E CAR. Good start 1ng salary, benefits and suit program . Apply in penoo between 9AM a nd 4PM. with typin g 45·55wpm 0 and, ideally, ex~nenced In r eal est ate loan packaging and/or Joan CITIZENS BANK processing. We offer u · or cosr• Mf SA ceptional career poten· 2970Harbor Blvd llal, an attract Ive start· SuJte ~ Costa Mesa Ing salary. outstanding Equal Opp Empty r benefits and a beautlrul m111y1b work e n vi r onment. --• .. 111111111111• .. --• rlX OPYATORS Full &c pl\1me pos1t1on:. avail for reliable person!> with pleasant & efficient phone manner Flexible s h ifts w 1r otat1ng weekends. EnJOY t>X cellenl co. benefits 1n eluding a free meal per shift. MAlllOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Beach f,stttl 2Ps Empltf M /{ Ai~~~w : Please apply on MON· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml DAY, Dec. J , r r o m 9:30AM lo a:30PM at. Housekeeper, live 1n . 5/days week. 894 -3966 dye. 831-0768 eves. 24 f"uhlon laland N.B. ',91'1 'If INSURANCE 2poaitlons open. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~iiiiiiiiiliiiiiil! • Accountin1 ·Bk pg 1"11 Secretarial Skills tc"tf~ Sm. IOC. ore, variety poa. No ahrthnd. nee. l~lte t*i>1. Fr~lc E.O.E. Irvine Peraonnel A1ency •E. 17th, Cotta Mesa Wteiat 642·14'10 roomer, all blffdt. E•· p'd. only. can : 640-0080 eU.AIDS Ji'\all • .P•rt time. All anu. lJnllorm1 fum'd. A'9I n or over, retired wakoaN. No •J1per. nee. Apply ; U o lvtr1al ~ Servttt. l22f W. IUl 8' .. s.ta Au In• te'yftew ILra: .. 12 .. 1-4. .... ,.,... GoodTypial Must Uke rlgures 11~alary open for ri penon N ce turroundlngs 35hr work week •Gen'I <¥flee Secretary lnaurlQct eaperience Xlnt. typ(nc a musl Pleaaant Ptnonallty Good~volc• Salary open -com· memurale With ablUty \ llhrworkweek ance IOcated ln Paahlon laland Fell .. 11 JOU'te ta the .. ,.tt for • ~ car, be aUN '° cMcll Ulil .. ., .... ~, ....... a dW. FIDELITY FEDERAL ........ Lo.At ... ~1.$ Westc llrt (al Dover) Newport Beach An f:qual Oppty ''*y• Newport Photo F&1hlon1 , .. \, new modelln l fllca. C.Jl CTJ..Uf 5. 19"~!!:1!1 II ak• tllo• • 1 o o d tJ a a , 1111 ...._ JOU'"' llitflJJA DO( .... aHll8ble to -..Wfaalb''Jadl .,..,,, ............ a e...c.ueo,.,. Rloeept1on1st position. fu ll l am e, ii J O 4 3 0 Prores.s1onal telephone skills a mu~t . t :n11nJ? SOwpm. acrurate detail ~ork Airpo rt area !JM 3452 Ask for Norma RECS'TIOHIST Look1ni! for matur e person to work part time m mce ammal hospital 53 SO hr to st;irt 63l· 103U ask for Lynn RECEPTIONIST B1lmgual medical reet.'p t1omst needed for l>u~.v indus trial dl'Pl. l:all Laura, S57·6300 ' llllCEPTIOMIST Ener~elic & Personable lndlv1dual for fast grow ing dynamic N.8 . C PA firm. Phones, typing & other clerical d uties call for apy~9·~· 640 71Jl flecepllonisttrypisl CPA Firm in prestiglo1.1s N.8. location looking for bri&ht. Individual to fill, tront office po-allion. Phones. ~wpm. salary range t850-S1050. 965·3&4 I btwnB:J0.5:30. ... A Daily Pilot ad number will appe ar in your ad w e take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call i n at your convenience dur ing· office hours and 9et the responses to you r ad ... For more i nf ormation and to place you r ad call 642-5678. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT 119W I• 11H 11mw..-. 1110 ..-wuh~ 71to HllpW..e.d 1100 ·na .. 11 1001 .-,,.. 1020 ,.... .. Y.. 1045 Fw Mlwe 1050 Jewt•t 1070 ~··············· ~;;:-••••••••••••••••••• ~;;r ............................................................................................................................................................ . .............. Sea I ,,-..-8'b.RaJelplhn'a3Spd To lovlni home, orange All M ho bl k t Man's HKt yellow gold -..rtmeQ\ com· Sec~ya•-? • trr1--Typist W!STlllNSTER Sport A·i cond. 197. Iona hair male kittem ffl a dga;y 8 ~c op bracelet ln nuciet tex· N.•Port D-ach. HAPP _.., Career oppty. in faat· ... , m AB"'•y '45-0284 ~1609or548-6390 0 ce es • rawer. t··--" '. b Ii-'-• r .,... _ __. ,.,.., ..... '-e t oc. ver y n lctl $120 1 ... -.cur ua, mea u · rt , b e n e f 1 ta Exec. Sec'y, 1iapervi1e 6 _.. ... ·~r· ..,.... .. wv 1 · · ANTIQUE MALL Schwinn · in& 13mm in width, I " lllO. people, auccesaful com-~ f(lrmab·...._~ui.rteysp~~ Don't let the bo ldaya DaJly lCMI, •'rt 10,9 5 bikes. 20" Stin· f''ree to good h ome, Kitchenette set $25. length. Secured with a in'f. R.E . develope r . ....-.... 11 take you by surprise. CloMdT\letday cray. Two 20" Lil Chiks. female Dobl m ix pup. 544·7529. concealed box clasp, ......, Ateot, very bWiY Super person lo work 75>. Sound profeuiona Won temporary a11l1n· ll751 W•tmloater Ave. 16" PWe w /train whls. Houaebrkn good w /kids. with a fiaure 8 safety dike. Ueeue req. for' Sit.JOO exper .. maturity • cor-meota in t.M local O.C. Gardin Q ~.aun 12" Lil Tl1er w /train 962-9e68 Antique white dresser. clasp. Total wel1ht is *-&:ile· Uz Reioden Aaency porate bll&rnd. helpful. Air1lort area. Work a few '!? wb1a. Train whla for 20" --rnuTor, matching desk & ;.,,92 penn.yweiahta. Ap-~ ft-.6'w GIOBlrcb, ~t'M EOE Sell; W W days a week or a few btke. Twoch.ildueats for Shepherd /Collie M Ix boobhelves S80 0 . Xlt. praised over $3,000. Sell _. -..,... J l~im•IM•iM16~~ weeb a month. Weekly FulJ Serpentine it Bow 10.apd. 833-9037 Male 10 mos. all shots. condition. 661"·2486. for Sl8SO. 548.6446. Cxp . lnv estmt!nl Service Station Allen· c;checks. Quarterly )i'ront Y• Sawn Oak llc.etc.536-1072 Fonnol dlnlng room set, --' ............ Comm'I in·•----------1 dant, full time. Apply us trips. W~ are ac· Dressen, Beveled mlr· Schwinn Varsity Girl's ,_,..,_.. 1050 while antiqued wood. ice Heavy 14K Man s Ome~a .-.n.nta. Earn up to Chevron. 1251 No. Coast ceptlngappUcat1onsfor: ron, Clawroot Oak Bui· blkein~~e;t!~~. :.: ... :: ............. blue velvet, table, 6 Wat~h. Bullocks /T•f· :':i. ~u,i:e:rric"~a& Secretary Hwy, Lag. Bch. _ ,tRI.( Cl.Ell$ !~·,,!8rofesa reatored. chairs. china cabinet & fany s S3200 Sell S2l50 + ~-Many listings. SIWIMCiMACHIME ...,......,, Schwinn 10 spd men's **I BUY ** hutch.Sl,050 Air Hockey other gold Jewelry . .. y NB office. Con· SALES OPIAA TOI ,flECEPfl.ST English s roll lop desk Varsity bike. 1 yr old. Good U&ed Furniture & game, as. Call &46-2503. 759-l643 ftcleatlal appt . Mr . For marine canvas & up· sec retary w I g I ass Mlntcond 185. 642·1~ ~~siLi.ro~~o~ will MCllJf Sale -8055 Diamond, must sell im- ftMell. Ul-~ SECRETARY holstery products. Perm v'1YPISTS 45.,.n enclosed bookcase. Circa IN(IS FOi SALE MASTaS AUCTION ...................... med •. 49 ct, VSI. K color . • , ut f/time position avail. Ex ,.,. nPISTS 17S0.1820. $1800. 494-7473. 546-0489 646-1616 & 1'33-9625 Sat. 9-2. Woodworks furn.. SlOOO. 642-4086 a "o In Newport per pre f e rred Co . washer •-dryer mlS· " " AM Documentor. the WHOUS .... LI • ' ' 8Nch la now hiring full leadin& manufacturer of benefits. 645-2244 Call today for appt "" Girl's Schwinn Varsity King sz Xtra nrm inner 30881 Paseo Santiago. Buyi·ng ~~:a~1:·n~~~~: intecrated POS aystems Shoe sales, full time with 557 1111.t5 Shi!~~ ~~~l~ew ~~ xlnt cond. SIOO s P ri n ~ m ~ t tre ss SJC..:~·7803· _____ · ihrtiDI pay up to in the food service In· or W/OUl exp. or will ~ Eng. area. 7UA 2 W. 17th . w/matchmg coil box spr 3 Family Sale-You name Gold & s·1 d .. tryhasanimmediate train.Goodco.'benef1ts. St. (corner of Pomona>. Schwinn Cruiserbike.24 " inga. never used , s t ill It ' Pwr tools , camp. IV8r =2~~~~e2~ff~.~~ ~ o~r\unltyT~opr 0a Apply In person 9om to r-r\•Lf'I"\'::. C.M, &26". Men's It women's . Pdkli~ed. wS2ort38h C~2h0 ind equip, 1750' comm. hol. ~ ......... es re ary. r · uam Mon thru Fri Stan-U l I \-Restd, electro pnt. All nu "~" ~ · as only ~. tbl saw, metal d_e· •••' C-.. --~ ·1• N.B. vide secretarial support dard Shoes 3077 So. II POI! ,..,, ....... ONN!l SllMCIS rts s1u$21.5 64 U'IV'OUDI t I h ( k ·-·· .. l lo Sal es a nd Ad - . , M "'"n~• .__. 1010 p ... ., . 5·1410 ------.-ect, cnt es. urn .. tl. -~ m trat ve anagers. · · _ re ...._ •••••••••••••••••••••• ouc "'I ove seat 2..., h •0 ~·8 ""s .. , •M.TAUIAMT inis 1 M BnslOI C M 372311 h S"---t ..,.,.....ces -9. c h 11. 1 1•~ms antique· Attn,• nr Aly ... ~. NB reatau rant seeks Entails dictall~n. cor· STATIONERY STORF. m Mewport leech I Do,_ 1040 Gold/Brown Brand New Ot I range: at ' uo ...,.Uc people to rill respondencetypmg, ex· Cdl'tt needs saleslad•· -ltlfltGHATOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Best0Her842-4034 84.~kf~signs Dealwltha r • P.T. positions .............. report& travel ar ' I Xlntcond. 645-5165 -. ForTaa D--'· counte r heJp , ...--• . · F/time, 5 days. Xlnt. Typist I KEESHO".'D Pups. AKC. MUST SELL Couch •. Sat 10 3. Mfrs Samples -r: VW9W" . rangements . Requires ··-...,mg nds Especial· Se Cha M/F p t & • · "' M 1 1 We buy s 1lverplate CUIUen, deli workers. ~years secretarial ex-..vs~ l'O . ars family size freeier mp sire. . e love seat. grn1wht plaid, a' e e a v e s & • delivery people. Call for perience. preferably in ly fmecllentele Phone I chest. 22 cu rt Xlnt s h ow . P v t p ly xJntcond siso.646,1932 handmade Chris tmas ~~~~ft~tge,' :r::t\:~:~: llllllt.151-1509. Sales or Marketing. ex· 67>1010forappl cood. $250. 839-3698 a fter 2131lln·L:WSaft6pm. ----items 2512 E. 16th St. silver chip & many other cellent typing skills a nd Straw H.t Pilla SPM. POODLE Puppies for Barker Bros King Size C.M (corner Tustin & types of scrap. Call Cal· .. ·-a.t.urant abilitytotakeshorthand. I Christmas. Layaway , Electric Posture Bed 16thl Met.S40-l744 at290l West Needua .. t.ant manager Fount a in Valle) Dyna Flame Gas Log w v1hrator SlOO 548·4273 for Mbr. coffee s hop . Enjoy the stabilily and I Manager & assista nl Electric Frplc Mod e I g~~apped. 546-2848 ------Huge Sale, bakers racks. Pendleton, SA. ___ _ Breakfut cookino exper. g rowth potential as · ma!\3gers. Musl have ex Mach 4 675-7773 'llt SILKY PUPS• Want lo bu): Aj Armo1re dmette sert, loot::.. sur· STERLING S ILVER E~Paid vacallon.Ap· sociated wlth an industry penence\Contact Ross.I EvertingSh1fl.Alleast70 a. two dra w er fil e fh<?ard, man's lO·s pd, Gorham's "Ron do·< ·nylora Restaurant. leader. In addition you 847-2572. I WV!fl: Top pay for g~d Frigidaire auto. gas 557-2821 cabinet Musl be m gd g~tars.dmghy.N.1konF., Four, 4 piece settings., edhlll • Santa Ana will ~ecelve a ~om · TEACHERS 1 ·~~dualed~u~ ~~t'f:l~I dryer.xlntcond. $150. Shih Tzu Pups AKC Reg. cond uncl reasonable tnJSC etc 2953. Country $2,200. Unused. 836-7481. Fr."'.)', Tuatin. pbeneetlfl'~~e ska I a r~ aludnd Pre-school teacher part I :nsura~~ & ~r~1l u~~o~ I 548-3276 Perfect for Christmas 91)2 3!128 Club Dr C M Sun Only. ---,..,, pac age. me · · . kl 1 10-<!pm ~....._ 8071 Reitaurant, Natural ingoneweekhoUdaypay ~me.857-1263_ I 9Applyin5 persoMnbctwdeen Sears Powe r ma t e 67ta .. l530ng reser vat ons 36"mdMahogtable + 2 :::::::::? .•.•••••..••• P'oodadell.Helpneeded. at Chnstmas ._ For .im· TEACHP l.;im·hh~a o n a) vacuum,2yearsold,4at ~ ___ antq c hairs S2 75 YARDSALE E\cr)tl 1n~ . AAJrox. 25brs/wk. Must rned1~le consideration. For Private School m CM ~Coast 1 tachments. 4 heights. DOG KENNEL Chain Elegant drople11f lthr s,oe;.·. Fr~.: ~2fl Flower. ~ea~d~l~:d ~~~-~u~~~~ be reaporulble & sear. submit your resu.me or 549-J803 Daityr'lo 1 bea~er, $99. 846-7641 link s·xl2' 2 gates gd ma.hog S75. Drexel oval c~ S<tt Sun belowwholesale 673.8807 motivated. Possible apply rnperson -1 t I everungs. d S200 842.5034 · sqncl chr S35 Pr soltd . • , ------ mcmt.673-2345. T1llpltH1 Sales 33U W BayStrec-t --HA-R-BO_R_A-REA--co~ -· ------brass sconces S5-0 19"1 M U \ I~ l• X 1 n. ·Misc .. -•• 1010 R.est.aur-~-.-an-t------1 AM & fJroMOtlOft Costa Mesa, CA 92626 I APPLIANCE SERVICE Shepherd Retnever ~ups , rotor 1V & consolt: stereo! mechan1call) Lady Ken ••••••••••••••••••••••• Day time P er sonnel . f d W 11 Equal Oppor Employer 1 \\e buy use app ances old 960•4977 631 2647 I SLSO ea Rubber tree. Yamaha 100 MX. low [ Fullt1me Some ex· , 6424321 , d 11 freetogoodhomt-s.t>wk.s 17~ Oil pa1nt1ng.s . 'more washer & dryer. CHRISTMAS SAl~E' 7M M9itess /Cash1er. Do penence _pre erre 1 ------wesellrecond. guar ------Trop1tone chaise ne\\. hrs .,,50_ .79 Moped B •. F c mento train right per s on · . Ii ' ""' uaperaon "' ood u r 646-8704 cask for Gar} I ,W~itress Wilt\ car lor ~pp ances. 549.3077 While Spatz with paµers . F.alry American Maple! Wecdealer 307 . planter Lazer t now general ~ Serverfor ChuckWagon ADivisionof -----wi cker bas ket lunch KenmoreElecdryc.:r.J<'Y makt' offer. After Spm Dresser. M1~ror. Twin µol , l2fl sa1 hn~ dinghy~. English Hunt Sad· ~Y In person daily AM International. Inc. Telephone Soltc1tor ~ant , service. Earn $150·$175 1 SlllO 76().9415 Bell ~ame SlZS call eve.s ~II musl go ~2: Via Lu.lo rile, 2 pads. llhr girth 4 3 ,SPM . Craz:y Ho r se ed. Prr. Work at home I weekly. 9:30am till !pm. c e. ·~Ao ----'-1>7~4264 Sooo. :-JB tup:,tair.s1 lealhers. iron~. 2 bridle" Steak Hou se. 158 0 ~93.7540535 ~ton-Fri Mustbc>neat& .....,.7174 Chihuhua. Pomera111an. ~ Broollbollow Dr. Santa 2921S.DaimlerSt -dependable Lora !> F'rig~d~ire-elecdry;;.,xlnl York1es or Maltese pup Redwuud burl ibis & Oak table, S7 su. book w bits. rei.t plate. large 1>.:..1."-'"'12 POBoxlOS47.e Tow Truc k Drivers p1-SJtSl)2'7 ct~ks.hand~~de1n 'J rack. S3 . 2 11.ndws, S.l, blanket. 3 hailers, as-....,_.~ ~ t A CA 92711 K.ttchen 979-0747 for app't rond $75 or trade for gas ...... · ___ __ "' .. _ an a na. needed Expenenced on f Cal Durable finishes or "'all wnd11.s. 2 SI 50. son.ed eqwp $350 take" SALES/INT. DESIGN (714l 546 35SI ly. Must hve C M area J ~rlOam -d r Yer· 6 31 ·02 5 7 0 r AXC Spnnger Spaniels . unfmuhed avail. See at cam1 er wnd11.s SI SIO. all. Begmnmg guilar $40. Pla ir for d ecoratin g Equa 1 Opp E 1 646-9638 548-3900. • liver & White. 3/wks old, Fairgrounds Swap meet nurror. SS, flex stove Saturday 642·6393 431 lilelpf \11. Flexi~le hrs. mp yr Typist WAITRESSES 17' frost free Whirlpool wiU bold till Christmas. 645-1726 tub111g, S2 ea . dresser. Lenwood c __ M_. ___ _ ~·~/ln1a~~·--~~1~46!1~ __ J•--..llliiiWIW.---T RANSCRIBER Apply btwn 9AM & coppertone rerrig, xlnl s.s7-1837. $15 . desk. S5 . formic.:a la·-.--l2PM Charil.e 's ''h ili SI c.n • NewSobd Rattan Furn. bl l 1 SI SO Movmg.Upright frz:r ,gas SALES Law Office. Newport · " · 60 . .....,....083 C .... -'stmas Beagle AKC e op on Y dry f · Uyouarea"gressiveand1._ _________ Center. M ui.t l "pe 3001 Redhill. Bldg •Z. ----.1u1 ~II below whole:.ale ' l'OUCh, m:.ikes ;nto bed'. er. older re ng, qn • 1• ' Ste #226, C M Washer, puppies. Call earl~ morn. 673·880i "'"'. UtJl ~z, rufrt "· uood. waterbd. Wl> hr, Pl n e lookina for a future in re· 6 5 w p m & h a v e ----780-0382 "°v ~ ~ "' " d b d r u n d tall mgmt w /good co Secretary knowledge of legal Wind ow Wa s her clean,goodS7S Nt-wTrundleBedPme $10. Dodl(c whl & lire. s i e our ' 0 , ...._.-1 548-85L3 548 4485 AK C D b p " ~,uxi~. nn"', ~··o ... ·,·nu 0 rnutwood tblc w 3 ex ts, b6 _.its apply in person terms. Good position for llousecleaner. e.xp, own o 1 e u I's · ~ " ., •" ""' "' ... 9am to llam Mon thru EXECUTIVE mature person Call !i-5, transportation 9f>8·5307 Refrig S/S~ea-;; $150 beaut1e:., must!'>ee 642 U71!7 l.dwn grass tal<.'ht'r S8 . chrs. ('OUl'.h chr. pr t u Fri. Standard Shoes. 3077 SECRET .a.1y kd 640-9933 all ft 30 645·2369 l'rutcfa•s. '.! pr $12 boa c~rs. l'V bass amp . ....,._,_ "" w ys: c a er.i. Washer gas dryer set, ----Woodland Pme furniture anchor IOlb.$20 20:1111 •, 96J.(17QI .un.tol,C.M. tt"""Sl493/Mol182 ,._________ clean $15(1 548-8513, r...___..toY-80 .. 5 ----- SU SALES SSS +++ 9t.imulatln1. challenging Is~ rewarding career oppty. with Newport Be•th ofc. or a rapidly 1rowlng computer •»terns tit personnel co. U Y9U are an organized Mlf-t tarter w /a proven track record who enjoys pectins & develop· key accts. & able to in fast paced en· vttuciment. t hlS 1s the PGldtlon for you Excell. bue salary plus com - '• profit sharing, medical & dental. !ntervlew appt, Ca II : ec.-coco I .11~~15-2772 "W See Emptyr SCTIY:lrttM ParU1DM. Varied duties. ~ Bcb. 487.3600 $1CUTARY 6 ~t for large butr. reaJ eat.ate office. Laona Beach. Call for ....... 41'7·M54. ... · .. llCllTARY/ 1 ADMIH. ASS'T. Or1•nlaed person w I ll>Od 1MCtl akUla, draft. In&., furniture Ii con· ~ exper. ht;lpful, tor-landle orde rs ar c9....... Jrvlne furn. mfr. Call Kay K.H . ..... As~~taryloAssislant'• Woma n s Assi s tant 548.4485 ::::' ••••• :: ••••••••• : •• for ch1ldrens room or C)press.SA Jl1,'1i..So o AMTIQUE SALE Supenntendent. you will MAG II TYPIST At hletic D1re1·tor ror -------den Desk. chest. cabinet ~ri><>rt _ Desks. bookcase. hall perform both ad S75~0 D.O.E. large privateclub1nFV Dryer.gas. Beaut 2 yr -old male w bookc<1se. wall un· CHRI ST~AS ITEM S tree. used offtce.furn. mi.nulraUve and clencal Al least 2 yea rs ex Education or ei.p pre clean, good $65 A I ai. k an Ma I am ult' 1t.s shehes. single bed. Bo t & h IBM elec. typewnter & duties. To quahfy, we re· perience with Mag 11 ferre<l Call 962 l374 ask 548-8513orS48·4485 desperately needs gd blue tan S250 complete )S pan !I 5 irts: nusc 548·9882 qwre typing 70 wpm, card typmg, 6080 wpm. for the woman's health hrne.642·1794 Also 7' Rock maple har lad1esclothes,gumes.50 shorthand 110 wpm plus Will allow IO'< error fac club GE Refnger ator 17 2' 8 -----w wet si nk wa lnut ladcler & drum set Kenmore Was her $50, excellent organ1zat1onal tor. Prefer non-smoker. mos. old. Avocado. auto Jo'ret> lovmg house dog. veneer S75. 556 2943 or <.:orner W W1 l!>on Fiberglass Dinghy $25 a nd communi cations Excellent benefits Call •loemaker. subjecl to of spayed, 3S lb. to nice 540 4624 Pacir1c.C M 642-1190 __ 640-5678 When you need ex pert r f ·1 891 081 s kills Closing date ror Joe, 540-6055, Coast al er: $400968-1538 am1 y. · 4 applications is Dec. 10, Personnel Agency, 2790 service or repairs. turn L980. Huntington Beach Harbor Blvd. c. M to the Ser vice Directory Whirlpool, white : double German Shep, M. good Union Rlgh School Dis· NEYER A FEE E .O. E. in Classifi ed lo solve oven electric range. good watchdog. fr~e to i.tood lrict offers an im --------· yourproblem cond.itionS225.846·5607 rome.536-1045 press1ve package of full -:::;::..--------·--- benefits. Please apply al ~::,l31.sendresume All Aboard for Our 'I.. H 8 UHaD 102Sl Yorktown Avtt Huntington Beach CA92646 wM' eee 5mgtrr m /( /h SICllTAIY CIVIL ENGINEERING COMPANY. NEWPORT BEACH. NEAR O .C . AJRPQ&T. Full time, experienced •. cheerful person wanted for entry -l eve l secretarial p osition w/opportunlly for advan- cement. Strona typlnf & some S .H . abilities neceuary. Apply In penoo w /resume to Mr. f\aent• at Robert Beln, William Froat 6 As· IOclates, 1401 Quall St .. N.B. sacan AlllS With/without Sh. Mag Card exp a plua, not nee . Toa.v. 140-0400 Vicki Heaioa • Ataoc. Christmas Gift Train I An •••Y way to Mii your t:hrtatm•• Gift Item•. To ,.._.;f ?;i:=t::.•ew Cell 8 ......... Oltr1 II 11 M C1eDf CALL TODAY -IOll?I DAILY PILOT Sora 9ft plaid. Bxcellenl rond1t1on S75 SPYGLASS HILL, Sat Greenhouse Bay Window. 540-9814 Sun. 9 3. bakes, toys. 4X4. Used only 2/wks. games. wood doll house $225. 548-6888. pictures. dt>cor stems ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim clothes. etc 29 Cambria Dr. CdM 644·4201 Beaut oak d1mng /banquet table, seats 6, or up lo 12 w1leaves. S595 546·4831 !68175 HONDA S40U. Min CM ----Bike w 90 eng $125 OB .. llME TO PLAY CHR~STMAS CAIOLS 4(e. carved soltd wood MLSc Pa~ Stn(!N Sew rocker. perfect. $75 rngMachme Come&See For your party. SlS per Fam1ly rmtable,"hatch S/S9-5814TownC'St.CM hr. 752-7855 dys or cover type", resin top, 642·64Z7 752-mere w/rope accent, neat: --------------- Huge dresser , night Ho.•ataold Good18065 C .. ISTMAS TIHS Wholesale Only 972-4710, 831-1257 stands, king hdbrd. all ••••••••••••••••••••••• solid wood. $150. 963·31.52 King-si ie beds pr.e ad. - -velvet. like new. cost 3 oaX bar stools. pd SJ!i S200 sell $75 646-4382 Decorator Error · Buy ea. sell $100 ea. Solid · ---almost new carpet 50 brass standing bevelled Jewetry 8070 yds 4 antique press back mirror. ssso. 640-1308 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cruurs. 644-1751 mue l.)lamond Ring w ap· -· -----House full of new rum. pr aisal 55000 ca 11 IBM M 1 c r o f 1 Im / Must sell due lo death. 673-SOOO llAM·2PM Microfiche viewer $75. Purc hase at Wickes · 536-3755. 614 Jana Cr. Furn Save 30'7c orr their •HEAVY Designer 14ct H.B. s a I ~ p r I c e A I s o gold bracelet +nugget -.------ children's bed & dresser, pendnt + let dia ea rings King s1~e waterbed, $70 . lamps & antique TV con· ~ AmpUf1er S20. sole. 848-2326. ----631·1096 Diamond Wedding Ring Sl:LL idle items with a Set appraised al Sl800. TRAMPOLINE .. 6x12 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. witi sell for s15oo Call bed, springs. frame, new 8f.2..S678. 646-2503. tll95. now MOO. 645-8063 .. tf11 ° III ... ...... .... ,.... ,. .. ....................... tat a • HIJ ....................... •••111••1 ::;;::;~N;:;;:::.· a.-,_.-kstswr cant, Malle offer . P101 ... -aM for •.ch Outl&-. --tu-MlJ ................ -. -.... ,v. ,., ....... , :;,.._,_,. & ............ " ... . ,, .... *-· __.., atrUae -· ·~••••••••••••••• l.'D, .......... i.. ,,., X.. Pa.Ja IMd Coplff, ..a.._ 6 ta-.1\l Fw a -,(7H )-.t111. :Ii.!~ t;':1a-:':~":~ Call ao1ll••· "Day Olio" peper 6 wt SAVIN WORD MASTER w6I lliMtl • ln• .vo111 l~ldal baa. plawJ ls ~ Or uy two ca.rdl •Jl&ra bue plate II IM· Ml* a. !Mid Mnd Call Kay .,._3'79'7 PRICES: tormonlalor ... Uoo. .... i,. ----4/lt.1191 a.• ea Compuy out ol b..alneaa , .. .._. ai.stH. H.M DHk, oredenu, 10or-..&i,••a.. dwn, tab&•. etc. Very INCi.Ai •YI 14 ' II A IN SH I P TRAWL&&. '79. Bet&Atr t..hu MW. SlDll• D1), lldeed aio.ooo under cur· NDl ... ,!Let at tlil,IOO at' CAlJPORNlA.N S /F "11. Twn dal, radar, AP. .... .. IOQ HARBOR S/F 'ii. Twn C.ta. Boat Is UM~-Priced riaht at m:s.ooo. 31' BETRAM S/F. '73. 1'im CM CS.11. Sharp boat f\ally ~ped. Priced SZ0.000 low mkl at $105,000 UNITED YACHT BKRS. 831·3133 s.111 Tu laehaded low pric•. Call now tbla NOCARD! weMend. ?I0-2640 FlSHERllAN·StarcraCt 18 '-UHP outboard, clean, cabin 1lpe 2, Ught to pull, trlr Ir cover. Draw your own or •end ......._ -101-7 oeme, addr••· phone • rwn 962-7223 F'lshlotJ Boat. 16 fl cntr, we'U mau ODt card per •••••••••••••••• ••••••• tac.AddZ!'.ach. Blue/Gold Macaw l a..t Sead~kor money or· wllce wrouebl Ir on · ~ NIM'TIM6 up! WOOobo 645-782.3 console w/65 hp Mere & t'f::f:'' , ..... ,,,. tl H ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ., Cbevy Trurll • SUl*l IOCC ruu aood w/l'Cabover Camper CCIOd Ccnd. See to •P· Sl50. C&ll N3-tUJ alter t:l•le $2300 17181 5Pn pen KB 847 ·0110 '11 k.awuaki 850, clean '77 Olevy Luv, 1heU top, 8,000 mil• SUS(). Am/Fm caP. roll bar N2·1BU w/KC U1ht1, bumper '61 ltarley Chopper guard, $3,515. $36<31'5. Hooda ~ mOU>r. S1$00 "75 ~ton Chev P.U., dual orotret.1»4720 tW., pwr bralles/ateer· '77 SUZUKI Rlll2SB, ln1. $3,150/ofre r Mote>er<*•· Xlnl cond' 631-5152. New tires. $595 /080. ·77 Ford Ruchero GT, S.S-0140 . xlnt eond. Xtras . Clun . '5 Yamaha 12:1, dirt only, $3650. :>51·36216. f15. Runs. Late '77 Oat.sun Truck, 631-1098 stake bed, 49,000 mi, xlnt '71 Hooda 760. 13,000 ac· runnina. S3.6SO. below tual miles. Make offer. blue book. 496·4215. 642-8612 v-9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 Honda. Perteet cond. Never been r aced ·~ Ford Van V8, auto, $700/080. 645-1022 pis, good cond . Sl300. 646-2276. 548.2845 0 Doberman pups tor aale P. ·Box 1560 AKC. shots. Reds or trlr. VHF. bait tnk, cover 1.980 Yamaha 1100 Mid· . niahl Special, under 3,000 73 Ford Van 302 V-8, Lo ....... .. & more. $3000. 497·1937 IOSTON WHALll mi. Asking .S3700 carpet ed & pa neled. 968-2906. $1695 or bes t o U er Qielalle ... Ca.92626 Blacks. Mike .tr Lisa 881-0103. 1 owner, les1 than 10 hrs. 675-8319. every conceiveable xtra M.rtto..1, s•1i Alllol.Nlmg 9 SIO incl. trlr. ship to shore! ~/Sf-• 160 •••••••••••••••·•••••••• Dual batteries, you name Send somecne you love a ,.__ & °"JllM 1090 ~I.let ot 30 mulli col· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ored hellwn balloons tied with ribbon • your own ••at r * ••••••••••••••••••••••• personal mestage . ~ Perfect for every oc· Jotwi Brimhall's annual caslon. We deliver. pre-holiday piano & or· it-the boats got at . Powered by hundred h p. evinrude eng. $10,500 '72 Dqdge Max1van conv, TIJ IJlfl comp!. reblt, nu tires, • 548-1088 loaded. $4000. 642-6983 -- ro share 11".1 interest in 22 ' '77 Winnebago Class A, Chris Craft open boat. generator, air. CB, trlr Perfect for fishing, local· hitch, .dra storage, S5 ed at Dana Pt. Ha rbor. gaJ gas, nu tires. battery S2500 + ~ or slip rental. & brakes. Xlnt cond. 499-2283, 495·38SO Sl3.000 wk d y s ----21Jn5:H251. eves/wknds 3' Cent er C onsole S48·0653 Seacraft, turbo charged - _673-44 __ 1.9 _______ 1 gan sale. New Grand . piano, S2 ,995.00. New LoYe lalooa1 spinet & console pianos : Send someone you love a 40% oer. New organs up ~uet or 30 multi col· to50% off. ored helium balloons tied 3&41 South Bristol with ribbon & your own 751-1121 pe rsonal m essage. SportlrMJGoodl_l_0_9_4_, Perfect for every oc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• <! casion. We deliver, 673-4419 Scuba gear, tank B.C. etc. In good condition Vol.vodsl, S hrs new, pwrl Snap-on side c ab 3 962·0048 w/full cont rols, 18'1 Tra61en, Tra••I 9 l 70 drawers. 1 shelf, locka·::;: f"AL MARLIN 39-A ll~ Swordfish Plank w/full ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble. ='"' controls al end of plank & rent Trlr, sleeps 6. Call $140 768·5837 n e w S 9 0 3 l 3 O full <'Ontrols lower sta· for info $1200. Chuck -----Yellowstone . C . M . lion. Loran c Polaris., s.3&21112 Membership of Newport 546-'TtBO sea-temp ball tanks, Jwlo S..-.ic•. ,arts - Beac h Tenn is C lub 0-.-uK . .-0-0 -swimstep,lotsof cuslom &Acc.ssoriH 9400 644-5194 11 n ••• 7 s 2 c m . r -Salomon bindings. Kas-storage cabinets & lots o ••••••••••••••••••••••• F\rewood Will Deliver & tie RX racing 200 cm.I other features, dbl axle $SAVE SAVE$ Stacie. Head Mas ter tennis. lrlr w/brks, over $34.000 WITH USID PAITS (1)678-1134/836·7482 racket.851-8768 I invested. $3,500 down & -------- ! --take over $200 mo. pay-Imported car parts STAMP COLLECTIONS lY, Rocio, I meots on $20,000 bal IMPORT PURC~ED by Dave NFi, St.no 8098 l714l 675-3662 res 17 141 AUTO SUPPLY Cooper. Call 846·2387 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &:&.>06l9 work 101.N. Manchester . --:-Beautiful RCA 25'' color -- - . I Anaheim 776-9900 SnuthCorona, all electnc. 1V, 2 yr wmty, free de· 18 It. Bahner. Jet dve., ,,. -~ Z hvy duty. Secretarial liverySl.24.646·1786 1.978, used S hrs. $65(>0. ...spe- Mdl t ypewriter. Just -~199&645-4203 trc.lsmi11ion serviced. SlS-0. Black & T. V 19'' color 2 yrs old lake --A.I.so miscellaneous 240Z. Decker Workmate Hvy ~w_S22SJOB0~1 ?!_ _ llloah, R..t/ 260Z parts Duly Table, never used. ~"COLORT.V.Sl4S Chcrhr 9050 768-5837 You're in for a s uprise at DGM Leasin11: Cars, v~5 &trucks 17141642-1944 AlltolW-"d f S90 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEPAYTOPDOLLAR for top used cars-foreign. domestics or classics. If your car as extra clean. see us FIRST ' ~ If I lt1 0..-. C-.ty 2925 HarbOr Blvd COSTAM~A 979-2500 WEIUY CLEAMCA.RS AND TRUCKS COHHRL CHEVROLET ~ 11.trhnr HI .• t 1 1 i:--r \ \H::-. \ 546-1 200 .. .......... rW ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......~J0.1llO -....... ,,,,......_ .... .w ~ .... rW_ ···········•··········· ...................... ·········'············· ALFA ~ ••••••••••• ~!?.~ =····"~····!??.~M .... 11 HIAD9UAaTHS ms~•°4f10Q> "18~81f9<0l83?) li7751YUF'LT> '18Spriif/,<ot061) IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 152.otoo 9707 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '75 AUOI I OOLS Sun roof se dan , automatic and air. origmal. ll.39PEN > 521'5 JIMMAlllHO VOU<SWAGB4 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-ZOOO 100 LS Xlnt Cond. '73, xlnt mileage, loaded. Sl595. S46-8667 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 66 Spnte. good cond, new top, reblt en g, $1800. 771-2076 aft 6 IMW 9 7 12 ......................• Q SADDLEIACIC VAUEY IMPORTS hos iust o f•w offMMW l980IMW'1 left!..cttM 1981 's are ARRIVING!! Excellent Sele1·t ion Com e In Today BeCoreThey're Gone' AhO.- IU ..... P,...()WMd IMW'1 To a.ow FroM! For the Best Deal an If .. DA""" '12Jllll*ll& V12Coo· 2IGIX COWi \WUblt. Cluale Brilla~ $ lpeed tnM,. AM /Fii Ndq IJ'MD •tUI tu •Leno. m«alllc paint, &rl•. Cbrome wire bod1 aide mold ln u . whHll • air con d • Th d .L s .. .,.,b cond lllo a ermo1u ar • 1&n • Uar11e>11t I A m u•t•lell dercoat. (211113). Price lituadanl Priced to 10 IOOdthN 12/1/IO. today •t •10.1tt. Call $10,391 97'40. Nf WPC~IH OAT\UN 813 \JOU 77DATSUM 210% Dynamite sport. coupe, 4 s~. air, 1tereo. xlnt cood! (~u\z•s JlMMAllMO VOU<SWAGolH ~~~~~~~-~ 74.IA.UAR .,, . Super 1barp aedan, MB -E '·'· bl.ls• aWlcmUc. air, window•, bUI. fUU pwr, alr, .... 1lea:10,.geat •hape! ..... <NllBR l _I 1--------n '78 llB U OSEL. llD • JIMMAIUMO maculat e . Brown/tall VOUSW A•.. lthr. Low mflea 1e. '8111 18711 Beach BJvd . or assume lea 1e. 64MJ.5f. ~GrocnaEACH 42-2 0 ·74 ~E. lo ml, all ell· tru, mint~ .. AM /PM 18711 Beach Blvd. "--tiM• 9734 tape. &M~ llUNTl~1;2ocrc, BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 0 'f» Kannano Ghia. S1700. '71 Mercedes ZM>, ' dr 1911 DATSUM Rum 1ood. needs paint aedan, ~uto,. air, 8 tril, 210SIDAH Call646-2231 ~=· S3500/beal 4 speed trans .. body side '70 Ghia. Perfect cond. moldinp, Thermoeuard TOlal restoration. S27SO 19 3005?, slvr on blk, & undercoat. <082081 >. or trade VW +$851-2025 turbo diesel. sunroof, '° Price good lhru 1211180. ~ lank,' all xtras, ult $4449 ..._. 9738 nu, Must see to apprec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• P .P . 979·4381, Rea. NEWPORT OATS U M 1 . . 833-1300 67~. i3 Mazda RX-3 Wagon, --------- Sspd, lo mi, gd cond. '79 MB JOO Diesel. Silver $1200/080. 497·5126. snrf. cassette. new l irft, ---perl. cond. $21 ,500 or .-7-4_D_A_T_S_U_N ___ Marada>1 le111 9740 S3500 & assume leHe . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BJ2,7657 . 1210 2door, 4 ;;peed, radio and heater G reat bu y! 1577 MFX1 ll695 JIMMAllNO VOU<SWAGEM I 18711 Beach Blvd HUN1'1NGTON Bt:ACH 842-2000 : t 981DATSUH I 200SX COUPE I 5 speed trans . met<tllit• I paint. body side mold I mgs. Thermoguard & un , rlerroat 14044791 Price good thru 1211180. $6999 MERCEDES BENZ FOR A LIMITED TIME. SLEMOMS IS IGNORING THE PRICE INCREASE • 450SL'S '73 Green. 89K miles (<eJ'lZ) '7 4 Be i g c, 7 0 m ii es : (170251 6.1 L90 4 door, 4 cyl. It grey, red leather Int. Sell fair price. 673-2181 ----- MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79MGI Am Fm s tereo, 23,000 miles, must see to ap· preciate ! (215G l SAVI!. CREVIHIMW lat & Broadway Santa Ana 835·3171 '79MGI D y namite sports roadster. very clean tn• s1de&out! (119UI $4995 JIMMAAIMO VOUSWAGIEH 1871.1 Beach Blvd. $6~. SLIM-GYM Ex· lYear Warranty •••••••••••••:••••••••• W a~~ To yota erc1Ser, good cond. $65 642 5340 ~TER. 48 Luxunous Landcruiser doors . Fishing equipment , -----·---Sa1!lng Yacht. Fully I Jeff· 962.0048 Orange County Come'! -See Us Todu..! 1911 DA TSUM HIGH IUYER SADOLllAal 510 WAGON ·74 ~own. 79K miles 1207821 ·75 Brown. 36K miles 12UI061 ~~:rfJt,IEACH Opal 9746 some brand new. Camp RCA Color TV . 24" re· eqwpped. Sleeps 10. 2 1 · _ Top dollars Cor Sport s VALLEY IMPORTS 4 speed trans., deluxe Cars. Bugs, Campers,' 2840'lMarguerite Pkwy. I wood grain pkg., roor ing equipment. slightly mote control. Solid oak day minimum. SSOO per Trans Am s tock rims or never used. 960·5844 console. Beaut piece of day . 213 /687-7327 or l wJtires$400calleves 914's, Audi's Mistion Vle,,io rack. metal h e paint , Ask for U/C MGR 131-2040 495.4949' body side moldings , evesorwknds. ___ furn. Xlnl cond. Pnced 213/627·7925 _ 675-4264 Riviera Sora-bed, $25. right. Cal I C 8 r o 1 lloah, Sail 9060 WIRE WHEELS wtradial JIMMAllMO Clo&edSunda 5 Thermoguard & un-VOLKSWAGB4 dercoat. <128105> Price window air conditioner. 1714)675-7566_. ----••••••••••••••••••••••• tires. 175 x 13, like new! 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH $75.~9223. l.enith 19 .. black & white LS' Pacifica glb. trlr, xlnl Setof4, Sl75. 640-1470 142·2000 Oval braided rug 9xl2, gd 1V, $50. 645.87411 cond. S650/0BO 'S7Chev motor, complete. ----- oond $75. Teac R lo R ----· _ 631-3199 2:k) cu in. 6 cyl, runs xlnt TOP DOLLAR tapedect, md! 4010. gd PtULCO 20 .. Color TV. Sabot new sails. like new , S 1 5 o . 6 4 2 . 5 O 7 5 PAID FOR CClld noo. Sohd dbl oak VHF-UHF TV . Works $250/0BO eves/wknds GOOD & CLE ........ etaaere with drop leaf lid Gd. SlOO 2130 Doctors 631·3199 "'" desk. xlnt cond $375, '74 Cir. 642-7589 ----'7S Landcrwser motor. USED CA.RS! Yamaha Enduro 360, -----Naples Sabot . al l romplele,29,000 mi Xlnl xlnl cond. S400. call Stereo Cassette Aka1 h'berglass. Cloatataon. gd running cond. S400 firm. 494-2604 CF 702D with Dolby SSO. cood, complete, ready to 642·5m5eves/wknds :;49-5279 sail. $300. 898-8929 ask for ----- - - Newport Beach T ennis -----John. Jw1os for Sale Club Membership for New am/fm stereo car _ ---_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• sale $750644·5942 radio for any s ma II car OCC Student m Architec -S!(). 549.5279 ture looking for boat to IMPORTANT Clawfoot Bath Tub·Old. looh&MmiH --rent or maintain ror the R~fJ~CR~~iv Casl Iro n & Wh ite &...I -" Winter Spring mo Con I Good C d $100 ................. ADVERTISERS ename . on . •••••••••••••••••••••••t ac t aft e r 5 D o n The price or items ~11;~e~or:tor95I1t~~i GaMrat 90 I 0 1·523·7:laJ advertised by vehicle · a.,s. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• deale s a·n the veh1'clc eves. Cyclone 13 w1tra1ler. like r . Sevylor inflatable boat, JO new. used 7 times Nace classified advertis ing Glamourous light mink seats, motor brackets , Chris tmas gift 11200. columns does not include FUN FUR :\• 1a c~et. ~.846·7!41 evenings 642-7488 Sat & Sun all ~~~n::.p~irc:nb5I~,'~~:~: almost nu. med. s ize, 2 K k ood d dav wkdavs art er 5 r sacrifice SIOO 552.8803 aya s. g con 1t1on. -• ~ _ finance charges, fees or p a d d I es 1 n c I u d e rl air pollution control de· Po r l . d 1 s h w a s h e r DJOeach. 675-4063 lo:!:".:.~ipl / vice l'ertificataons or de w/butcher blk top. SlSO locis. MmiM -9070 aler documentary pre Kang waterbed, like new. &,i1,.....t 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• paration charges unless SlOO. 19 .. B&W TV. S25 ••••••••••••••••••••••. 40• Moonng Can otherwise specifi ed by SS7-8881, 957 ·SS34 28' Owens cruiser the advertiser F1REWOOD delivered stacked. Judy Johnson 3 horse outboard. Both Bristol cond. ~/ & clean runs great. Sl75 m ._ooo ___ AY646_-00~ Cliatics 9520 898-_8929_a:k_!.or John ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494·4764 loah, ,ower 9040 loah, stor.,. 9090 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l'• rs ian l amb black . jacket, Mandarin style. '73 35' F1t>t;rglass Luhrs Ory storage available xlnlS250. 675·4174 with F1 ybndge. twn dsl. Newport Dunes, 1131 generat or. s hower, Bar k Ba y Dr N 8 au broVfll matching 8fi loaded. S49.900 551 -0833 644·0510 &61\ velvet sofas. '70 VW or640-5279 buC doors. butcher block C 1a 1 s 1 c ~LY m a~ Tr ... pr:N"tatioft ~ La hG 8 .. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• · unc . real ay u.iat. / Mhc1l•10111 f'i ne cond . S2 500 °I:"' SaM 9120 W..t.d IOI I 641-5750, 642·SS68. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEDIUM SIZED CAR COVER. 644·S500 1'op $ paid for J au & Vocal LP'S of the SO's, & 80'1.in good cond. Also . JauUterature. 5'9-7770 ....... bl-• IOIJ ,_,;,. ...................... . 1 CONN Director trombone wit.h cue. E•cellent con· ctiUon, sioo. 675·80S2 aner 6PM. • •••••••••••••••••••••• A U B U R N Phaet o n Speedster 1935 classic replica by Cahf. Custom Coach. Never registered. Used for show car only' Bargained priced ! Sec Jim Buie or Bernie Ashe. Theodore Robins Ford, ~ Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa. Call 642-0010 or ~11. miracle mazda 2 I SO H.-Mr llYcl. Coda MelO 645-5700 WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Vo l vos Ca ll u s TODAY !!! Earle Ike TOYOTA· VOLVO I tU H--.. ll•d. c ......... . "'H6.t JOJ,. S40-•o7 PORSCHES CREVIER & I ST .. U OAOWAY SANTA A .. A 835·3171 TH( IJ~ll,.AT( 01\IVINO MACHINl •USEDIMW1• '73 2002 (0558) '74 2002 Lil S Ir (()332) '75 2002a ( 0035) '762002s/r4sp. 11578 ) ·n 320I s unrf. air 13201 I 'Ti 6.30 cs1 auto 10040> CloMd Sultday1 -----ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST ..a:~ " goodlhr\112/1/80. $6988 NEWPORT D ATC..UN ...... -' ' . .. SJJ.tJOO '73 610 auto. orig own, lo miles. xlnt cond S199S. 548·8242 1911 DATSUN 310 HATCHBACK 2 Door. 4 speed trans., metallic paint, body side moldings, Thermoguard & undercoat. 100~94 I l'nre good thru J2/I /80 $5219 MEWPORT DATSUM ...... " I ..._ ·,, ..... ·' !.11 8 33-1300 Sale-s-Servire l-easmg Roy CarYer,lnc. ·n 280Z. auto. air. ~cw Rolls tloyce BMW radials. stereo. 30K mi. 1540 Jamboree Xlra clean. ~5-4477 eves. Newport IJeach 640·6444 IOI McLA.REM's '77 Blue, 43K miles (313782) '78 While, 45K miles (42573) "1'8 Blue, 46 miles (45516) '79 Red, lOK miles (52702) '79 Ivor y. 23K m 1 les l56370) "19 Maple. 29K miles <.c9SSS I • 4 50SLC ·77 Silver, 69K miles 07340) • 450SEL '74 Blue . 92K males 07350) '78 Silver, 48K miles 178224) • 450SE '75 Metallic Rt!d . 721\ mlles 1328M) ••••••••••••••••••••••• nique '71 Opel GT, 30 lllpl, quick, dependable, cwstom thr1ae>ut. coual· less xtraa. 891.-4191 ..... ot t741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIUGIOT CLIAIAMCI (2l '76 5'M Diesels low aa 1501RSCl $5999 1911 TUllOS MOW HYE! BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT QEACH 752-0900 ,Of"ICM 9 7 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • l OOSD'S ·74 Porsche Targa. actory '19 Silver, 28K miles alloys. mags, air, im· (04619> mac. Gemini bl u e . '79 Maple. 12K miles $12,000ofr.646-0822 14777) ·79 Blue. 30K miles 16604 1 '80 Ivory, lJK miles l l9!n4) ·so Champa1gnc. SK nu Jes I 23233 I • 240D'S Brown 71 911T. 5 spd. S7000 Call Ad Answer ~316 at 642·4300, 24 hrs a day. ·71 9115 Targa w /everything. rare model eqwpped 70K mi, Sll,500 ·74 Brown. S9K miles 640-020!! (17350) --------- '79 Blue , 39K miles ·74 911. B1ege1tan, 5spd, <Sl54l 1 air, aoc. clean. Sl0,900. 714.675.2224 ---·---• 210 ·79 Green. 29K miles '66 912. clean. 5-s pd. (521999 ) wht1saddle ant., AM /FM stereo SS I.SO. 957 · Ul56 '73 914. New engine. A IC. App. &rp, looks & runs great.S4700.498·3962. 'ID Toyota Corolla. 4dr lldan. auto trans. ps. Alo/Fm 1tereo r adio, .,..ut cond. 13,000 mi. :1080. 548 7{44 afler ,!;.!!r.! p~'!r a 30 day ad lo the DAILY PILOT SB VICE DIRECTORY DOlTNOW! '4Z·5'71 lfEI •••m -TrilllWls TR7s Spiders TR8s UP.TO . $2000 OFF!!! <ON SOME MODELS) • , 1 ...... ' .. ,..... _....,. w ........ ..... ........ 1............. ..................... ........ ............. .................... ....................... . ................ . 1A11-. 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"""" eCMIY.MU'lt ~'!!.!:!:... ~=:..:ur suoo J17l181adl8lvd. s..ta~Broedw~31'11 .~ v~ IMC M•LIMY6 ·:o:.:4= ::::~!~ .. ___ ~-EACH 71 VW DAS... 13731 Herbor IPOlrT COWll Uon. sn5. ~ ~J 818£~cH ·~~~~i~2: Lovel)'babybhae,cleJ&aH ~ G9rclenGrOYe Automatic trH1., air itOiun&.rylquin Pl pb IQ.Jiii 70 YW 4 door ha&cbbacll: w /air, jS:,.• d • 11 o:a 0 ' e 1 air, xJnt toed. .01oao'. S..l41'7 MiM'A•Aa automatlc. low mile.! 71VWCAWll ·•y•"ll •ma. '11 TR·T, •.• mi, air, Am /Fm eau, rear cle(roat. New Urta, lookl a harp. SUOO offer. ........ '11~8UPERSCIROCCO ~condition, re· <251TXA'l"I Dyna m It e P · 2 7 HOWAIDC .. ~ '"'Mle..,....-_.-,----=9=9=1=0 Alr, •pd. asn/fm 1tereo. built n1ine " traDI. .. ................ 0 Weatralla. Very low n......••"""·-~· . • •••••••••••••••••••••• 8tn, brown w/vinyl top. (S0'7BEK.L --mllea, air Is 1le reo. __,, .,..... 2UI , alloy1 . $489S . $Z4ft VOUIWA6.. <mwDL,7995 NEW§i\rCH ORAN-'f'TY'S 7~· @• .... Uowcwi ~~.:02\~':.:~~CH JIM MAAtMO UNCOLN·M-.:RCURY y·~ 9770 .,, eus. reblt ens . am /fm VOU(SWAGIN. INC 14~ "' VOUSWAGe. SH us fllST! D~RSHJP ••• .. ••• •••••••••o••• caaa, new shocks, tires. ~100 11711 Beach Blvd. We have a 1ood selection '69 VW Wulpballa bettery,$1700orbestof. '76YW HUNTINGTONBEACH o r NEW 6 USED ~?6ft/llt• Camper. new custom fer.&Sl-0787 David 13731 ._.arbor SCllOCCO 14 .. 2000 Owvroleta! Garden Grove -UNCOLN·ll ERCURV enc. new paiot, 8-track 164 8'1a Bua. Id cond. Beautiful condition in· 16-llAu&oCenter Dr Am/Fm. radials. xtnt W85. 8e1lotfer. SS6·167S '77 YW aide and out. Hurry ! '75 YW IUG SDF'wy·Lake Forest exit cond. $3200. 548·1086. SatlsSun9-s. COMYllTllLI <mPKEMJH Green 4 ~ed. Super l~~l~fo -----"""!"'---! '75 Rabbit, slat cond. New Sharp UtUe cluaic with · nice. <130fj29~ $2.111111' IA Y That's ALL you pay fora 30dayad in the paiot 6 brakes. S27SO. only 26,000 mi*. Great ·@~ u~u1 t"91.. 9952 87S.11510.611·3062. investment. (120U) f'I voucSWAGIN INC @~ Wowcwf '76 Chevette, 4.lpd, Fm ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM ~ .. -• a•.-.-100 vOllCSWAGEN.tNC stereo casa, 27mpa. '6SCONVERTIBLE '88 VW Faatback with MAlllMO -......,.. ed reb1t eni. S1500 Or beat YOUSWASIH 13731 Harbor · 534-4100 .-vuu. S7J.2J627, Ms-4726· At.:~!,!;,·~~. olfer. 549-2960. mu Beach Blvd. Garden Grove 13731 Harbor '72 Chevy K in&a wood VW B HUNTlNG_T0 2 >.N BEACH Garden Grove Elslale Slel ion Wa"on "66 Mustang, $900. '72 ua. mU4l sell. Im· 142 MO 71 VW CAM Elec windows, dr locks, Needs work. mac in/out. 2,000 m l on Dynamite WesUaUa pop VW Dune Bugg~ Crame, seats " tailgate. Air Call Ron 960-S93l new ena. New ll r es' '73 VW Bl.Ii, xlnt cond. lop, abarp ortcinal 4 rully welded with torsm cond., till steering wheel. ' All cars aubject to prior aale. All price& plus lax, - Ucenee Is doc. ree. Ad· vertlsed price does not include dealer Installed options. •YPUT SOVIE IBTllY AM /FM caas & C B. speed with all the xlraa! _S2()0bslofr960-7974 lug rack, am 8 trk stereo 78 Mustang Ll!tback , Many 'Xlras. $3300/0BO. $3,000. ~.............. <3llOSWVl _. & many more xlras. Brn auto. ps, pb, air. xlnl 5S2-821B. .-. .,.._ 54295 Par l 1 n g 0 u l ! 197 4 & white exterior w /tan cond. Must see. $3,950. '78 Convt. Red vw BUG. '68 Bug mech's car l JIMMAAIMO 'ic:.1::1:~/.~~91:7ug pa rls interior. XJnl cond. m· ~. reg. gaa, lo ml, xlnl owner, nu eng, clutch , VOUSWAG>IH -----side & out . Call Rhonda '652+2 289, auto, r bll eng cond! S76SO. 548·8065 smog cert. B /0 p . p . 18711 Beach Blvd. VW parts. "68 lert & right at962-53M & trans. Call for details. 497-2230 .. ~ HUNTlN4GT20.N08EACH door, '73 left door. S.SO '76 Che p · k ~T-s:uOO.s.52·8440. •..rr' ~l ·-~~ 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 DO IT NOW! 642-5671 '74 VW Bug 15K mi on , 1 .~ OC each. 548.9744 . v 1c up • cm pr ----- reblt eng, $3885/080 74 Bug, new valve.s & -----------special, loaded, she ll. ·73 Mus tang M ach I , 645-Slll clutch, mags. radials. Vof•o 9772 Asking $3200. 493-1960 351·2V, vs. rebll. 18,000 --xlnt. S2'750. 642·3565 . I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 --. PS PB AC '68 Bl.Ii. auto, orig ownr. 65 B u.g • nu r c b t "76 MonteCarlo, am/fm , 8 mi, auto. · · . • rbltena. new ball/tires. '7S Rabbit. Good cond. w1rece1pts . Flawless VOLVO I trk, xlnl shape. $2500. AM /FM , mags . Orig very gd cond. e s t ofr $2200. Call Jenny a l body·int. Sl .750. Laguna I 96J..0075 ownr S2250/bsl orr. =========~ 957-1834 &l&-9110 661·3982._ _ 1 SALES, SERVICE 957·5848. S46·8984 ---------....... DLr"""'l .... G "76 C hev y M o n z a . Alttos, M•w 9100 A..tos, N•w 9100 Alftos,~New 9100 """ ~" Fastback. clean. green. 68 Mustang <Classic). -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OVERSEAS DELJVERY air, lo mi. $2500 759.0986. 20.000 m1 on reblt eng. EXPERTS ----Just tuned. runs gd . IARU IKE 1 ·79 Chevelle 4d r. 4spd. ~650 ~96-4215~ __ _ :x>,000 m1 , S2'700. OldMIDbile 9955 VOL VO 492·5733 •••••••••••• •••. ••••••• 1966 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA j '73Slauon Wgn. ver) good ·79 Olds Toronado Diesel. 646-9303 540-9467 • cond1t1on. S900 0 8 0 Fully equipped. Like __ _ _ _ I 64&0779 new SI 0 . 8 0 0 r i rm 1----640 8862 or 644·4684 BIG DEMO I ·i:: ~~:00:,"w c~d2J:°0 ·7-3 Olds Cullasi.. -ne~ ---trans. brakes & shocks. I I '72 MONTE CARLO xlnt rwsnmg cond. Sl250. 1 CLEARANCE 1 Xl~t Condit ion A 1C, 892·473~. __ -· P IS, P B. 350 en~. glass , T d 0 . I XSC µa c k s . a u l n . n eed s 80 orona o 1ese . SALE transm1ss1on work Call leather. sunroor, SM ma, 968-5880 after 6 PM SlJ.500.!>36·3964 • OLVO & SAAi Debby .66 <)Id~ Cut~ss Runs Ends Mon. 1211 •80 ·79 Chev wagon. 28.400mi, good 5400. AllDemos MustAe 157XHS, Blue Book . 549-5279 Cleared Out 754·1134 days 55 10742 ,WO -----99-57 COMPETITORS' • • • • • • DATSUN 1981 PRICE~ E\es.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• eo.iill .. ..tal 9930 '74 Runs greal, AM IF'l\1 , 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd. radials. good mpg ·79 Lincoln Town Car. Sl800.6465817 ~~: _. $69.29 UST ,,,,,,,,_, t•••••"''''•' ~j~f "$6J56 ~--& F,..,,,. SVOOfSffO FACTOIU • l M 6 l UST ~f ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ·-• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $6.1.39 19iff .DATSUN.'31'0·····$····5 ...... 3 ....... 3 ...... g ..... lnctodeS C811f Emess1011 & Freight. (Ser FN1000\754l SUGGESTED FACTORY LIST PRICE + T & L 1981 .. DATSUN .. 210 .... $ .... 4 ...... 4 ...... 3 ........... . incluclM C1llf. Emlu lon &.. _ Fr910ht. (Ser.78U081745) SUGGESTED .... LI FACTORY UST PRICE + r..,. • 1!1J>m~N 510 Freight. (Ser HLA10200613} SUGGESTED FACTORY UST PRfCf CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE-GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER M•ll•MWlf!J •Jj rl'J: I NOW IS TH! TIME TO BUY YQUA F YOU DOftT BUY YOUR CAA FROM DICK BARBOUR DATSUN YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH! DATSUN I fl GAS. GUZZLERS ACCEPTEDn1':0. ·PAIO FOR OR NOT c.!~J!J~~!lol~oo 16.99°/o ALHAMBRA OA TSUN ANAHEIM DATSUN ARCADIA DATSUN INC WALL 'I' TUCl(ER DATSUN INC BAlOWIN DATSUN CANOGA DATSUN COSTA MESA DATSUN CUlVER CITY DATSUN DOWNEY DATSUN, INC BREA DATSUN zte DATSUN IRV~OATSUN QAAOlN GROVE DATSUN GlENOAl.E DATSUN USED CAR BARGAINS '79 DAftUN 2102DR.DU. Au:..'::'m.:..*• •3995 ($57X'WH) '78 DATSUN 110. DR. ION. . ~~~-·4911 '71 DATSUN IZ I 0 Z Dll SIOAN ••P<I ... cono s3195 ~~~;e<eo '78 DAftUN _.XCN. Aute. trtM , AM/FM •4Jj95 ""i•r''' • '79 DATSUN 110 STATION WAGON AMIF"Jllttno, • 4 IOCI. air cOlld . •5995 ••Ille. (Sir~:~) '78 DAftUN a10Hl•CN. 4ljld . AM/FM radio, '3195 .. ,, ....... (271UZ2) '76 DATSUN '79180 ZX 1210 4 DR. SID. CN. s 2595 '--:f.~~/FM '111& DOT DAT SUN INC GILUAN DATSUN rOOTHIU DATSUN INC MOON DATSUN TRI VAUEY OATSUN INC LONG BEACH DATSUN DOWNTOWN l A MOT OAS IMPERIAL OATSUN ING UMIVERSAl CITY OATS~ INC NEWPORT DATSUN OUAUTYOATSUN IMPOR1$ PASAOEN.A DATSUN BARWICK IMPORTS INC SANT A ANA DATSUN. INC MlllEAIWORTS.INC TOMANCE DATSUN xtra clean ~95 ~---,,60 10120 Garden Grove 0 1 846·2912 ••••••••••••• ••• • • • ••• • Garde~ Grove 53().9190 c..wtte · 9932 'T1 Volare, 34,000 ml, full OUNC'il COUNTY 1 ··••••••••••••••••••••• power, vinyl roof. $2.400 . SHOW.OOM COMO. 540-8T72 VOL VO ·75 T·TOP Pontioc -- --9965 l::XU..USIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer 111 Orange County' BUY or LEASE DIRECT Power brakes. power ••••••••••••••••••••••• wmdows, power steennl! '77 Trani Am with till tlelescoping w/T·top & s teering wheel. 111r. • • AM FM sten'<>, rear wan CUltCMft i..teriOr' dow defogger, automatic r ower steering. brakes, M;J't'l~~ -~~~~:~~i~'i;~ ~~ii~·~J~~r~!E: or Ans we r Ad 11209. ~ 10 120 Garden Grove 81 642.4:.io 24 hrs 586-841 5 Garden Grove 530.9190 ----_ _ --- ----·ro CORVETTE 427 •I i.pd, n Pontiac Station Wgn, '78 Volvo wgn. tan. 4 spd custom body. 1111 pwr. runs fine. Good w,OD. am fm r ass. 842·3203 mileage $600 O BO JO,OOp min clea n ,..__;.;. 9933 4!M·9283 Newport D ay:. ----.r- 12 13 J 3!10 ·9401 , l' v l's •••••••••••••••••• ••••• '74 VE.."ITU RA xlnt cond , 1714)760-6098 Larry '70 Cougar, a uto. ps, pb, man> xlrai., must sell ' - ------a 1c, Sl200 t.75-!M12 '77 265 Wagon: am rm 5411·8772 .,. tape, auto .. P .s. p rb. le!>S DOctg;---9935 '68 GTO Gold. Air cond than 40,000 miles. It-al her ••••••••••••••••••••• •• S5()(I seats.~· 552·32~6 ,72 CHA RG ER SI': good G~S 040ll. 549 15~0 __ I engmf'. ugl~ hod). $4501 YeCJG 9974 g~ ~-~!~... ..... ... . best. 493 2828 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC 9905 · c 1 w -d 72 lllchbk. ,.IM. nu eng. 73 o t a gon · goo radials. good condition ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'ond $800 best offer S850 646-479'1 r 74 AM C S port about 963·5688. 539.0054 t-ves I Wagon, orig owner. air. . i2 GT new tares & cpt. .., ps.6cyl.Sl650 955·~108 711 Dodge Utplo m at hlown eng . body needs • Medallion. 2dr. blat•k. work $100 call 545·9770 I '73 Hornet. regular gas. gr ay velour int L<l SS I automatic. good transp mileage. 17 14 )R86·4958 llOO. 842 l ll3 Well 991 0 Sell with EAS F. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll's aBREEZE Selling anyUung with a Daily Piiot Classified Ad la a simple matter .. , jial call 6'2-5678. '69 R1v1era. S300. rirm CaUeves: 644·0309 Claaalfied Ada 642-5678 Auto1, Mew 9100 Autoa, Mew HOO ~ -....•.••............••• ··•··••··•············· 9915 ______________ ...... __________ ___, YOUR #I CADILLAC DIAUISHIP IM c:>RAH61 COUNTY! SAL~. SERVICE AND LEASING '7t El Dorado convertible. antique yellow, lthr up· bol, loaded. Sl6.SOO. Ml-7391 '72 Coupe de Ville, Brown, vtn)'I top. xlnl cond. Sell fair price. 678·2181 '15 Cad sos. 2 door Hardi.op, runa aooct. MMIW '71 Seville. Loaded. Moonroof, metall ic branle. wns. 644-8664. "71 Eldoredo, take over .._. INlYnMntl, loaded, moonroof. 142.1122 .,. a..m •• moooroor. al option•. t12.no. P .P . •mt. \\Ot~EARANCE SALE 1981 ACCORDS #020637 Below Window OFFER ENOS 12·1-80 56699 '(OU DOGS T~INK VOU'RE SMART, DO.N'T ~OU? I • ~ •• t ~ WELL, JUST REMEMBER, WHEN '(OU'RE TALKIN6 ABOOT SMART ANIMALS, Pl65 ARE REALLV SMART! NANCY AUNT FRITZI - -WHAT CAN l DRAW FOR ART CLASS TOMORROW? _____ ...,.. TAKE A WALK AND. DRAW SOMETHING · YOU SEE , WOW THIS OUGHT TO GET ME AN "A" - ,. WELL, l/OU KNOW WHO'S ~EALL't' SMART? A PIG! BUT I CAN'T DRAW HOU5E5" TREES AND BUSHES OH, YOU, LL FIND A SUBJECT '" I HEAR FOOTSTEPS •• IS THERE NO PEACE7 PEOPLE ARE ALWAV5 TALKING ABOUT ~ow SMART THEIR 0065 ARE .•• IF T~E'('f<E 50 SMART, WH't' ARE THE'( PIGS? By Ernie Bushmilf er I DON'T SEE ANYTHING YET .. DENNIS . THE MENACE V0"1 WAN TEO 10 ~ee . ME!, c~1e~? WELL., WELL.. A L.ITTLE NUl~ANCe vl.A~T SU~'"r INiO MV OFFICE! DID He MAKE VE.~, SU'T THE YOU'IZE. ANNOtANCe-~01N6 Me.NT? --TO se ... ~-----~ OISAPPOINTe~ By Hank Ketcham Bui 1. KNOW. £3UT GE.£3 'J!M TIRED! MAY@e. '{OU BEEN WORK IN' 1v0 HARD . Pl.AYrNG TOO HAR°' l 'M AFAAID. WH1 ~1 GRANDPA • ,. 1Ts;" "OT f:V8'J MY £3E:DT1Mf; Yf:T. Ef>PECIALL.Y AFTER THE BARTEND· ER TELL6 THE 6ERGEANT WHAT A FINE, UP6TANDJNG ClilZEN YOU ARE! 11·30 "'IJDGE PARKER YEAH'? HOW? He Ne-VER WINKS/ MAYBE l BEITER YEAH! GIVE ME THAT . I DON'T WANT TO GET BACK ON THE CAN OF BEER! IT RUIN MY IMA0E.' JOB BEFORE DAN WON'T L.OOK GOOD bTARTb L.00KlN0 YOUR HAVIN0 THE FOR ME! bMELl OF ALCOHOL MEANWHILE, AT 6A~i DR,VER'S OFFICE HEARIN0 THAT CHET DIED WILL E>E A REAL BL.OW TO TIM, 6ERGEANT ! I'LL BRlN0 HIM DOWN TO HEADQUARTERS f>O YO~ CAN 6ET A 6TATEMENi.' ON YOUR BREATH ~~ DURIN0 WORKIN6 _.... _ _,.. HOU~S! I 'LL WANT MORE THAN JUST A STATEMENT, MR. DRlVER.' WE.'lL WANT TO QUE6TION ilM.' WE'VE JUST l"{ECEIV~D 50ME INFORMATION THA'r TIM STARTED THE F10HT THAT Nl6HT .. THAT IT WAfJN'T 6ELF ·DEFEN6E! HANG o~' FUNKQ ! I WANT m CHECK OUT 1HE MENO ! WHA1S'6 R)R UJNCH ~ AT 1fiE BOr1GM IT ~6: 'iVlENO ~&lEC.T 10 O.fANGE W/1HOlJI NOTICE' I • AND SEE T~,AT EQUALS SI GN? •• 00 ... 1'1:.i.. . "~~._;.~=-"·"·-· .... - PUSH IT.' lOL.lHOU5E. SPAM AND ~K J'EUO f ~AT~ JUST rN CASE SOME"lH/N& 1[JRN5 { DOCTOR SMOCK By George Lemont ve:s, ~'IV\ HeRe: ~o se:~ ... GOSH, 11""'5 HARP .,..o ea L-1 eves YOU' Re POG"'T'OR KARL-VE!RNE!R I AN c;:> '"T'HA.,-YOU'Re= 02. YE:::ARS OL-P .1 \ ... ID a L. e y• -e B -S btt _;~ l'.'M 1"'1-4.AtJ K S:-l.JL FoR MOM .A~O DAD A~D ,MAQMAOVKG ! '-"""" _ .. ____ _ . . .~ J' :!#. "f~ANKRJL~k> 'f""'-'1<& GR~A-r COUNTQY IN WHICH W~ J...•VE ! lt·lO ves, ,A~ ffflUWi::R VEAR110HEl-Poni~ AN' 10 MAKE PEOPL.E HAPP¥ 15 WHAT MAKES L.IFE WOrTHWHIL.e. GAP, ClEY'LL.. ~E1NAMIN1 CHURCHe5 AF1Efl 'btJSE. .. - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYISt TWe ere et ..... six differ· ences 111 ••wtnt ct.tells W.•11 top •M Mttem pe,_la. How -.vtddy u11 yev find ttwmt a..ctr e111w.n wttf9 tlwM laetow. 'IU&J•lltP ., .HllHIO) •• ·1u1n 11&1 ., " ... S,Uf~ ·s ·eu.-11&1 ,, 111H•M 't ·eu1nt"''' ue11 •t•s ·c ·1-111P•t eu1111:uN ·c ··~•tdus ·1 , .. ~1110 ~unitrWbir~ , --------by Hal Kaufman------- • TIMI OUTI Te find the •rrtvel HIM of Gr-.ndlM'S '9e-. a¥MtKf tM •Miier of ,..._,r Ill S.ftt•'& tMm ......... 11umltw of ate ... Ill tM U11HM StaM. ... NII tM 0 E L T E R p B N s N c A I H 0 R T G R p B A w E N A 0 L I M T R G L N A L u M E 0 c N 5 T p B GIFT LIST CHALLENGE This Is only • game. of course. but let's .sup· pose the gifts below •re avallable to any· one who finds them In this word maze. Row many could you claim as yours? SIM Baltoen Pen 800111 Paints Train Ties Tenpins Hone W1tclt C.mer1 Bat 1111 GloY• Jacks Prum Trumpet Mug Belt Sbtn Horn BNt Cradle Grip Knff9 tntlne Slate Proc:ffd to spell out names by moving from square to neighboring square. horlzonta11.,., vertlcally or dlagon· •lly. Good hunting! E I H F c K 0 v N s E T A J s E ,.."to ................................ _, ... "' CMRISTMAS. WMt's tlM errivel tllftlf . . ........... _... e Colorful Sonpl Fiii bfenks with mlMlng COion: • l. "I'm OrNmlftt of • _ OlrtttmM." 2. "Rudolph the -·noMd A•lndeer." J. "-leela." ._,,. 'C ...... ·-., • e Teucll T"'I .,,_,.,,.. pelMt 111..._ lllMfr. Tum your he• .._,._ yeu .... MM ... downwerd. Now,'" If y.u CH .. .,.~........_ e Rlddfe.Me. Thia I Which atete ts riemecl for• sport? T1nn1 ...... Which stete la nemed for• coin? Penny· sylv•nl•. Which 1t•tea ere nemed for Chrl1tmes songs? North •nd South C•rol-lne. 'TWEEN THE AXEr Hurry there, friend, or someone .... wlll fell that super trff. Which Pl"' ...... to pelnt X? For Better or For Worse FAMILIA.,. RINGI Add theta c:olors neatly for a familiar llolt· dlly scene 11»ovo: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. s-FloU fOMI. 6-0r•ngo. 7-Gray. I-Maroon. J-Dll. purple. .................... .-chlw•H _..,,, .,.. ...._. .,. mor• __ ---...._____,;......__ '°""" ................. . Trylt ............... . ....,~~ .......... ~ by Lynn Johnston WHAT ARE. YOU 60'/S DOING W\TH TH05E THOSE GUYS ARE , CAU..\NC?x US Nf1ME:.$ AN WE'RE HRV\NG R Wf\Rl WE'RE ONNR KILL You &J'/5 ARE. REALLY GOING To HURT Youf\SEL\JE.S ! -FlG TING WONT SOLVE. ANYTH\NG-lF yoo · STlCKS? ~~.........--.--: NoW. l WlLl.-·· TAKE. \HE. WEAPONS. 'IYMll SEE YOU 1HIS EVENING) DEAR . DO YOU HAPPEN TO HAVE A RADfO AROUND HERE ? CAN~ GET ALO~G, 5-mY AWA)' FROM E.f\C\':\ o-THE.R ~ DRAT! THERE'S THE DOOR! GORDO • Ptof &JO VOi.J KNOW THAT Cl<ICKET6 STlelOLJ.LATJ!? MONK.4iV& ~ACJllATEy WOLVM6 IJLULATI!~ P.lflH NATATB~ f SHOE 11·30 C lllO United Foatute Sy~. lftC. By. Gus Arriola by MacNelly MV ~~NIP ~r All£ REGIS~El' WEAFtHSH I J I 11 Nowmber 30, 1880 \-···-.... -.,. 11EfTI s.1111 ................... ·-· ~ ...._ .. , ~ ......... llY. 10022 Wlt1 ~ 15 ........ ~ s..,. -Clll' --.rs. FOR ATrORNEY GENERAL BENMMIN R. CMl.EITI The ..... _....,...,. ..... to .... ..... ol the 0 ........ not the ... ....... c-. .. doto..CMAth. ....,.........._ .... t 'Mfeeomeol . the ~ ID Che lw? -S.G., M.,,N.Y. • One of our efforts Is to increase our cooperation with state and local law- enforcement officials. This is essential because Federal crtmina.1-Ju.stlce ex- penditures are only one-eighth of all sUch expenditures In this counby. With better understanding, we can use our limited resources more carefully to prevent waste and duplication. Every dtlz.en can contribute to the law-endon:ement effort through atme- prevention programs. One of the ~ Import.ant contributions that the public can make Is to reJ>Ol1 atmes and serve as wttnesses. FOR DIANE LADD, .w of CBS-lV's A.ace How an ~ nllated to tbe late lldcx, Alan t..dd? -s.s.c., Wtderbury. Coma. • rm not. The family name was orlglnlly l..anllr, which my ~ndparents changed to l...adnar. £.tv In my career, I was tokl Ladner was a herd name to remember -It either came out a Wagner or Lawnder. Friends supsted I drop the NER. I didn't fancy Lad - made me seem like a boy, or lncomp&ete. So the next was I add another "D." FOR HARRY atAPIN, songwriter and recording star· WMt do,._. do 11,._. W 11QU're 1o11J1t coalrol ol pow..,. ._.? -,.P. ~ N.C. •-Go back to the tried and true, which means looking as though I'm having a good time up there on the stage. Only with a recepttve audience a It wile to 5llc:k one's neck out and by something new. With a bed audience we must reJy on the old standbys, routines that WOik In wanning up the viewers and bringing them doeer to the person entertaining them. FOR MRS. KEKE ANDERSON, wife of Repreenlaltve John Andenon Wi.-..-Wprd' I ... a .... .........., ....... ? -E.M •• I:.. a.n. ... e Tho9e c:onceming the home and family. We haw the same obligations to meet the needs of our famlJlei as other women. We must keep two hot.deholds run· nlng smoothly, become Involved In the actMlles of our chJldnm and pnMde a oomfortab&e envtronmerrt away from the glare of pubic office. FOR 1HE •ASK'" EDITOR How ~ ._. .... Bob Hope NClilrl-...tlalttimthm~ ..... hwe .,_ ., ~ ol them, he ... thev're•1 kg' ....thmputa..t light CID ....... hoaon? -C.C., V• Nlltla. c.mr • • Bob's first was in 1931, when he was named "Most Admired by the State of Nebraska Navy." Between that, and the one he's getting on Monday, "Man of the Year," from the Foundation of The Motion Picture Pioneers, are close to 2,000 honors and citations. Put a red light on future , salutes? No way. Bob values all his recognitions and is now aminglng a per- manent structure to house his memorablaa. Hope can't say No to charities. ("I had a hard time coming up; I want to give back what I got'1 and to religious causes. ('"With an act like mine, I ciin't afford to take chances. '1 FOR CALVIN KLEIN, designer WMt•the .. dr1111dwaoll981 be...-tng?- ,A, HouAon, TaM • Jadcets will nairow toward the hlpline and have bolder, fuller shoulders, rounded at the top with sleeves to roU or push up at will. Coats will be wide-shouldered, falling straight from there to the knee, providing strength of silhouette. Pants will have wider legs, higher waists and pleats. Sweaters wiD be in. Dresses will have roll eol- ian. Walch for smock dresses and wrap-arounds. FOR BARBARA BARRIE. featured In Privaie Benjamin Since ,_ pllllf the mother ol ................. In the ... ho. do,._. W llbout womm ID tbe ...._ID ...J •? -,.M., Ca.per, Wvo. • If they want to join up, then that's where they belong. In the case of war -God fcxbid -I am all for women being drafted. And, when they go In, I don't think they should have any special prMleges. I do not, however, approve of drafting women In peacetime. Enlltment should be on a volunteer basis. FOR .IOYCE M. HAWKINS. edb, Oxfoni Papabadt Dldlonary .._.._. .... _..thee ID the clc:tlrmmy, and wbal an ---.-....r? -E.G.,~ Bw:h, Ra. • The Oxford English Oictionmy is the largest in the world and contains 414,825 words on 15,487 pages. The dictionary will be updated by making alterations every time It Js reprinted. New words or meanings wtU be added when they have become firmly established and OChers deJeted when they become disused. PRO ,... Sc.lee, Pla.D., director, National Project on 8anim to Sex f.ducalb\ PRO MD COO Studies show chlldle11 want such Information by the fourth !Pde. and only one ptreent of pmentl ftlll' --pmTllllll l)J). Sex educa-- llon II ._ about wt'8t we do •then whowearw. lt~notMmal behavior but .. 1 ...... m and atllcal ~ about ~ eta:.. We can't help dti•• _.. ... nqrant. Theymn'tmlM~~.,.... hy .. ful of ~ FNli/, .. «lllallloll doan't mike people men......," only men IDlmant of peope who ere d&rent. Thld'1 a value we want In a democ:ratlc toc:l9ty. Should There Be &x E.ducatlon In All Public Sch'*-? e 1• fAMll.Y WHkLV, NA .............. r .. --------BL.Ow ME OOWNi" .n-COMiNK-FOif CiRSTMAsi -- t VAM ,~ WHAT· I YHA.' ' .. 111E ENTERTAINMENT EVENT OF T:HE SEASON OPENS DEC.12th AT A THEATRE NEAR VOU. -' New Angel Tanya Roberts Defies . 4 • MMILYWBKLY,......., .. - Charlie's ffiattloge ·Jinx ~. devlllllhly dflllcult to combine stardom with a happy marriage, as Fanoh. Oaeryl, Kate and Jackie have dlacnvered. But w angel Tanya Robel'ta swean that things with her hubby, Bony, are abeolutely heavenly. Jane Fonda cmtalnJy didn't get her fht flm becauN the was ~ -all the women ~ a lot In ftms and lV tend to be pr.uy and to h>w t ." Born In the Bronx not fs &om Yan- kee Stadium, Tanya b.garl her ca"eer as a preteen, acting In neighborhood theate' producdons In New York and Canada (where her Mlamen fadwr mowd the family for a few yeAn), molt often for free. At 17' the began landing lV-cornmerctel jobs for Ulra Brh, Cluol, Ol.t Rte and othctrs, which provided ~ ftnendllftup- port for her to oontlnue her acting In Off-and Off .()ff Broadway produc- tions and her ltudAa (und« famed teachers Uta Hagin end Lee Stras- betg, among odMn). In 1977 Hurrlca'M Tll'lya hi Holly- wood, wt.. lhe QllPlUr.t rda In two TV "'°"411, Zuma Beod! and,.._.. CON, end In three ~ more bglt- t:lllle .......... °"""'"" DNam· l"f, 10urtlt Tnip Ind Rocqult. Then came the ~ btg break: Tanya was calt, wtlh Michelle Phillps, •• Sen frandloo detecdv• • In a lp«lal two·hour tegment of Vega$ -which happened to be pro- duced by Aaron Spelling, producer of Charlie~ Angels. ~ obviously liked what he saw, for Tanya beat out such competition as tWtets Susie Coello, C.ornela Sharpe and Jayne Kennedy In SpeDing-Goldberg Pro- ductions' nationwide search for axed Shelley Hack's replacement. "I'd M<e the series to go on for two years," says Tanya. "It's ~eat experi- ence, not to mention publk:lty. But I'm going to make damn sure I'm not a flash In the pan -I want to be a sub- stantial actress with a long and pro· dudlve career, and I don't care If I don't look gorgeous In every role. My klola are VMen Letgh, Marsha Malan, Jill~. Bette Davis, Diane Keaton, s.ly Reid; I want to take c:hanoes, stretch mYMW. like them -and I don't want to be here today, gone tomorrow." T hat brand Cl tenacious comml- ment to career seems to spill over Into Tanya's private llfe, which she lhares with husband Barry Roberts, 31, a TV writer whom Tanya met whJle standlog In a New York "mcMe line wlh her lillllr and mmted a )leaf' later, at 18. (A very young, bl1ef mantage, qm:ldy annuled, preceded the ....,,. wlh Bmly.) "I'm one of those boring people who 11 be with the same person for life," Tanya laughs, "because I have a very special marriage. Most people many their heartthrobs, which ls fine for four months or so; I married my best friend. I'm lucky and I know It - I hate be.Ing single, I need a partner, and I found one who's inaedt>ly un- derstanding and totaly supportive of me. And he's heakhy enough that his ego doesn't requh a mlllk>n other girls. In fad, he says that *' a dc)St? of me, one woman Is more than ~· "I'm emotional and sort of crazy and go Into acreamlng rampages if work i9rl 't going weJI or tf I lote a part, and I don't know anyone else who could put up with me but still not kowtow to me Ike Barry can." StlJI, Tanya says, as aazy as she may be, she's realy a good wtfe: "I can come home after 14 hours on the set, and If he wants home fries and eggs -the only things I can cook - I'm happy to make them. He's not at all demanding, so you want to do thtngs for him; you never feel you houe to. In 8eYCll years of marriage we have newr once gone to bed fighting." The couple to.ten t~ when their schedules poml thro~ (continued) YOtJ SA\lE :ISG -... -----i Tanya Robetts (continued) ~ ~ .. talking about everything" and indulging In their favorite activities -strenuous WOl'iu>uts at the heakh spa they both beJong to, shared morsels at local sushi bars and Thursday-night boxing matches at Los Angeles' Olympic Stadium. From time to time, Sany has joined Tanya on location thro~ the world , 4'>ut he's not at al Into the husba.nd-folowtng-wife routine, and neither am I," Tanya asserts. "Most people are too dependent on each other. If I'm away we talk every night on the phone, but If necessary I can live wlh- out him." Friends who've observed the Robertses close hand tend to share Tanya's marital confidence. Says actress Jennifer Ashley, who's known Tanya for five years: 1"anya lives for her career and Is totaly dedicated, but she and Barry respect each other deeply -and I think that's a audal factor In their marriage ... S ounds lovely at the moment. but what about the sad fact that not one Angel marriage has yet been able to survive? Farrah Fawc.ett, Cheryl Ladd, Kate Jackson and now Jaclyn Smith have all seen their relationships crumb&e; only Shelley Hack escaped the "Angels' cune" for an obvious reason - she was single. Though the marriages m ay have ended In any case, the pressures of 14-hour days, often on faraway location, and the potential of Instant, national fame are bound to put conjugal loYe to an ab- nonnaDy difficult test. How does Tanya plan to safeguard hers? "JUf by contlnung along the way we are," she Insists. "He's the one ltable thing In my life, and I'm very Involved In Joyalty. I won't give that up for 90meone who11 stroke me and apple-polish me. We've stuck together this far, and It's been a long, slow clmb for both of us. When I met Sany he w• a stsvlng actor drMng a truck to make ends meet; he has always liked himself too much and Is too 11eure to · raent any suoca1 ol mine. Balda, we · both know that In this butlnal you can be a ar one yem" and In the aotet the next. "My frtlnds ..... , In the bulnl9_, Md they've been my lrtendt tor • kq time. Ewn f you do 911 rtch and famoUI you d hliw ).Qa' ane ~ trMI; no mat- • how much pubkly mer .. iaon I get 11 .. be the .... n.:.n, ... k>ld, ... errKldonal plllOn !'\le .......... Berry acc1p11 me and b .. l'NI In me Md trum ~ JucVa•• and thin ...... rnOlt Im· pcnnt. 11 ~\ hliw thlt, rd newr haw a chinos • a cseir -.._ al my .,__. would go II'*> loob'9 tor • ... . ~ IOl'MOM ....... ..., --- Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. At Zales, every diamond tells a story. And o~ of them is yours. Unforgettably told in the silent beauty of your gift. Select now from Zales world of diamonds, fashion jewelry or gold jewelry. An exquisite variety for telling any story! A. SAVE$31 Reg.$120 Now$89 s. SAVE$51 Reg.$200 NowS149 c. SAVE$51 Reg.$550 NowU99 o. SAVE$151 Reg. $1,000 Now$849 ' F. SAVE $251 Reg. $1,050 Now, $799 G. SAVE$251 Reg. $1,150 Now,$899 E. SAVE$30 Reg. $159 1'{owS129 ZALES The Diamond Store ZALES CREDIT: INCWDINC "90-DAY PLAN-SAME AS CASH" MatmCard •VISA• Amerlain ~•Carte Blanche• Dl.ners Oub ' ·- Sinfully Delicious Chocolate Desserts 8y fllotllyn Honaen J m aida Heatter Is a cookbook author. It's a delight to meet this straightforward sliver· hared woman who has the demeanor and dress of an artist- a11ftsman. This fnt lmpraslon proved to be correct, as Maida told me the studied art at Pratt Institute ln Brooklyn. New York. In fact , Maida was a "ashlon illustrator, jewelry designer and dkl the ftnt hand-pailt- ed ties for Countea Mara. .5 -.-.-;:.....;;;;::2l. But she was cooking aJI along the way, and she feels, ln her own words, '1"here Is no difference between cook· Ing and art, as It ls a slmiJar form of ex- pression. I look on cooking as an art -a craft, especially dessert-making. creating and decorating cakes and making cookies ... Malda's husband. Ralph Daniels, POSITIVELY·THE~UTE· BEST-CHOCOLATE-CHIP· COOKIES I-· (I edcke) --....._ l 1 JIHMlt 11 ' ........ Cldnld '6~• ... .... ~~ .................... ....... 1 .............. or .... s lm11) 1\4 c:..-...... cl,..,.... .. lt ,aa.~.-la ,,a_ ........ I ... CJ 1• r °" c:..-) ....... Cllll or ........... , ... ,__ ll -·CJ c:..-> 11 11 sae ct.a c1ht1 .... I. Adjutt two raeJc.e to dMdc the o"" In- to th~ end PNh• °"" to 37S"f. Cut alumlnum toll to ftt c:oolde ....... I. In the lll'ge bowl of ., electrtc mhW, crum the butlllr. Add the Mil, wna. and both ..... end best Will. Add the ... and best w.I. On low ..,..d, add about hsl of the flour end, itiiii*19 the bowl wth a rubb.r tplNla. best only und In· corporlNd. In • llNll cup' etlr the beldrig IOdAI Into the 'hot water to dlllolve It, then mlk tt Into the ~. Add the NIN!lnlng flour and bat onli/ to mbt. Rernow the bowl from the inbca' end • In the ...... nl.lll end lhe monell. s. Now.~ thlt doudt c.. be, and wiuely II, lllmpli/ dropped from a tiM· tp000. I think lht coolcm .. much b.t• .. f ~ rol tM do4d\ betw.-n ~ Mr* Into ..... The coold. wil ,_,,. • mon ~..,..,.and• more ewr\ color, and I think they tMee Ma-. ... ,,...Y.-LY, .._.. .. - Maida 1-ledter, daughter of the I<* newac.::aaT, ~ Heatter, wlh a ~-watering arrov of chocolalie de:aerts from her book. had a restaurant in MwunJ. For 10 years, Maida made all the dessms for the restaurant. What she didn't know then was that was the beginning of her first cookbook: Maida Heatter's Book of Great c::>aaerts, to be followed by Maida Heatter's-Boole of Greal Cookies and now, Maida Heatter'a Boole of Great Chocolate Deuerts (Alfred A. Knopf). Maida relates that this cookbook was .. an all-consuming task," and she "poured her heart out" working on It, perfecting recipes-up to 3:00 In the morning until she was satisfied. Then 4. Spud out a large piece of wax p-s- on the counte' next to the link. UM a rounded tcatpOonfuJ ol lhe dous#t for · each cookie and place the mounds on the wax paper. Then W9t your hendt ~ cold waMr, .... off~ w-. but do not dry your hendt. Pick up a mound of do~ and roD It~ your w.t hands Into a lmOOlh, round lbape, then~ It ti.tween your hands to flatten It evenly In- to a round Wipe about l/J·k'!ch thick and piece It on the foll. (If"'°"' ~e the doutti overnWlt 11 • not necaesry to w« your handl; Jwit rol a mound ol ~ between your hsnda, &.tt.n II and place It on th!' foll. And f )IOtl do not ~•e lhc cb.9t and do not rol It~ yoor handa but lllmply dr9P It from a teaipoon, st ......... the mounds bi; ~ than wtlh the bedc ol the bowl ol • W9t tulpoon.) Acee the 9eMned rounds of ~ 2 lndMI ~ on the foll. 5. SM.. cookie ---wMltr the fol end bake two ..,.... •• t!JM, rcvenln9 the lttMll top to bottom and front to ~ • nee F FF F y dtnig beldng to lnlul9 even ~. a.kefcw8bout 12mlnutaors lllde lor.-...... the~ .. browMd .. ov.. (I~~ onl>i one lhMt • • time, beke II on the upps reek.) 'They mutt be a11p: do not~. '· lAt the coolmt cool for • few MCOndt on the W unlll they .. ftrm enousti to be mowd. 1Mn. wtlh • wldJt metal ..,.. tut., tr..., them to rsdG·to cool. S.O.. ~. • Nobeabout55 (3-hdf .. }~ doing aD the writing of the cookbook when she found the words came very easily because the chocolate subject was so dear to her heart. Maida has found through her cook- 1.ng that she li<es to teach and would Jlke to say to every reader of her cookbooks. "Let me show you how." Maida also confides that she has "more real fun In the'kitchen, than doing anything eise." And so, without further ado. we present several recipes from Maida Heotbtr's Boole of Great Chocolate Desserts. PHUDGE tom. (t ....-> _. 1'1 1d c1Mcal1t1 ' ... a.. ehe9M. .t ,_. .... ....... ~ tJll,GH V-. canct 'i', •n• Mil 1 •. (4 loOllllr ....... C..-) ........ Cl f1ctl0Mn'- IY, -.. (l wp) ...._or ..-. cut« broMe...., ....._ ..... or .... ,... 1. Place chocolate Int~ dou0 ble boiler over wann water on moderate hat. Cover until partiaDy melted. Un· cover ·and Stir occasionally until com· pletely melted. Remove the t<>(> of the double boiler and set aside, unoOwTed. I. fn the small bowl ol tin eJec:trtc m!Mr, mix the cream dMac (or 6 It bi; hand In a bowl) until soft end llmOOth. Add the ~ and .... ~ .,.., kl the wgar and then add the chocol.sM and bal untll wnooch . Mbt In the nuet. a. Now, c1ttw 11nc .. S.lnch ... pan wth fotl Of WU pepe Md~ the fudge Into the pan Of bpc the fudge bi; Ml\d on • ptece of ple9* Wl'llP or wu paper Into an evetl thspe about l ·Inch dUck and 6 lncha lqusre Of rol the fudge Into • •Ulll89 lhlPC about 1 y, inches In dls- !Mter. 4. 'Mlp and ~-until fm.. It m-v chm longs. Cut Into~ or*• and wrlp ~hlldu.ily Of pecbge *tight . I . RtftV-• «.,... ac room .......,.,.. tuN. S.W cdd or It room l*nl*lfln. (I ... cold.) M-. J l_h poundi 86-PROOF CHOCOLATE CAKE 5 OD. (5 ..,_) ....-eoed chocolate 2 Cup9 ....... -purpoee lour i .. ..-~socla \4 te1111ooe asllt '.4 QIP .,, llllltant co9lc OC' ...,.-.-o ........ eow .... I,.\ QIP ~ <-Now) .. , I,.\ lb. (2 8tk:b) ...,... butt.er 1 .. ....,_ vullLa aired 2 Cup9 •snlalated eupr 3 ... (.,.....S .. OC' «Jdr•-large) Opdonal: a.dd1doMI bowboll Opdonal: CCMdecdooen' ..... 1. Adjust rack one·thlrd up from bot· tom of the oven and preheat oven to 3250f. You will need a 9-lnch Bundi pan (that Is the smaller size; it Is called a Mini· Sundt pan) or any other fancy tube pan with a l O·cup capacity. Butter the pan (even If It Is a nonstick pan). Then dust the whole inside o( the pan with fine, dry bt-ead crumbs; invert over a piece of paper and cap lightly to Shake out excess crumbs. Set the pan aside. 2. Place the chocolate In the lop of a small double boiler over hot water on low heat. Cover and cook only untll melted; then remove the top of the double boiler and set II aside,-uncovered, to cool slightly. 3. Sift together the flour. baking soda and sah and set aslde. In a 2·cup glass measuring cup, dlssolve the coffee in a bit of bolling water. Add cold water to the l 'h·cup line. Add the bourbon. Set aside. •· Cream the butteT In the large bowl of an electric mixer. Add the vanilla and sugar and be.at to mix well. Add the eggs one at a time. beating until smooth after each addltlon. Add the chocolate and beat until smooth. 5. Then. on low speed, alternately add the sifted dry Ingredients In lhree addl· tions with the liquids In two additions, adding the liquids very ~ually to avoid splashing, and saaplng the bowl with a rubber spatula after each addition. Be sure to beat until smooth after each addi- tion, especially after the last. It wUJ be a thin mixture. 6. Pour Into the prepared pan. Rotate the pan a bit briskly, first In one direction, then In the other, to level the top. (In a Mini-Sundt pan the batter wlD almost reach the top of the pan, but It Is O.K. - It will not run over, and you wtU have a beautifully h~ cake.) 7. Bake for 1 hour and 10 or 15 minutes. Test by lnsierttng a cake tater In- ' to the middle of the cake and bake only until the tater comes out clean and dry. I . Cool In the pan for about 15 minutes. Then cowr wtth a rack and In· vcrt. Remow the pan, tPfnkle the cake with a bit ol opCk>nsl bourbon and ave the cake upside down on the rack to cool. 9. Before ~. If you with. tprtnkle the top with conf«Uoners' tugar through a fine strainer. 10. Thll it a simple no-Icing cake, wonderful .. ... Or with • tpOOnful of vanlll&-°' bourbon·fliw<nd wh~ cream. 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FTC Rlpolt DK'. 79 . ._..-~~--~~~~.--~-------~~·::---"~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- mediate attention, Phillips gJanted It -and gave him his own car keys. And he treals them al with his easy Texas humor. Of Ead Campbell, his fWback and the finest runner In the game, Phillps recently jolced, '"Earl Campbell ain't like one cl those high- prtoed spo8ed athletes. Why, he had me over to his office the other day just like one cl the guys. And he said he didn't believe tt was my fault we didn't make the play-offs, eJther." -. Of oourse, the Oilers clJd make the AFC pJay-olfs as the wild card team In 1979 -and, cl course, they lost to ~ In the conference ftnale. If. there Is one cloud that hangs <Wei' the Houston Oilers, It's that they simply cannot beat the Steelers when It counts. (Houston's lost 10 cl 13 meetings to the Steelers since Bum's arrival.) Commenting on the oft- di9c::uSsed proposal to add two more offtdals to the NFL aews, Phillp.9 gklmly replied: .. I would prefer to play The Wit and Whimsy of Coach Bum Phillips HOUtlton8 Ulf/lappable letJt!er .ays the only things he undetstands are pickup tnlcb, beer; rlbe, gumbo and chet.olng tobacco. But he bJOIDS enough football .. and paychology to make hla Olien contented contendets .. By ffiotk Goodman When OalJ Andrew "Bum" Phillips, the booted, hatted, · tobacco-chewing coach d the Houston Oilers, c.ame out cl the Marines In 1945, he clJd what most good ol' Gulf Coast boys do: He took a job at a Houst0n oil refinery. He had a high-school d~. three years of combat under his wide bd and a new wife. It was time to go the work. Then a moral snag oc:cuned. A supervtaor 8llked him fot a donation to a charity as a matter of company policy. PbiDlps said he didn't llke that particular chari- ty; could he contrb.lte to another? No-100..percent compliance was the company tradition. .. Jn that cate," PhiDlps said, '4fell the man at the gate to have my c:heck reedy. rm leaving ... As he ..... Nflec- 1*:1: '1 had no idea ·what to do after I ~It. I jutt drnbed' Into my pickup truck and started home." But on the way, he IWd Le,,.. Colege, wt.. he *lPP8d to watch eome 9llY' pna:licll$ foobl. n. coech ceml out and oftered hm I Khoar- ~ on ~ spot -which ~ ...... eccepflld.. "I "9ly w.n't that Interested," he says. "I figured ft wouJd be something to do until I got a good job." It's now 35 years later and PhlDlps. 57, has himself qutte a good job. In sbt seasons he has transformed the Oiiers from a gallery cl bkXertng losers to one of the happiest teams cl winners In the National Football League. As coach and general manager, he has ac:compbshed this through sold footbal sawy and a f ol<ly approach to his players that makes the Olien the envy of everybody In the league. The Oilers have an 11 P.M. cur- few, but no bed check. Practloes never run rnoN than 90 minutes. Phillips won't chew a player out In front cl his tummates. There II no contact In his training camp until the exhiJllon .,.,., begins and yery few intrasquad tcrtmmages. 'Why should we' pound our own guys Into the ground?" he alb. '"'"'-Oden .. J\Ot on the Oiiers' echedule. "· • Hll door and his bMr cooler are always open to playen and JJNll, and he encourasa-Chae oa:astonel enemies to "*'Siie hely. He plays dominoes wtlh his~ end terws .. peqonal couftlelot • wel ... -coech. OnOB, when a rookie eekecl pe:rmlt- llon to 1eaw caq> ......_ o1 .,._ tonll ptcMln• that needed Im- ' Pittsburgh with two more players than two more offidals." To ftnaly get past division rival Pbbwgh, Phtllps took a giant step , before the season began by trading. his · quar1mback. Dan Pastorlnl, straight up f« Oakland's Kenny Stabler -the only NFL quarte!back who has any kind of successfuJ history agatna Pftls.. burgh. Even though the addition didn't seem to hq> In the Oilers' opening-day loss to the Steelers (the two teams will hook up again this Thunday night), It was a shrewd ploy, and prows what aD good football people Ueady know: that behind -I.Un ..... -and get -IWn &raMlr '-·"-~ftOUl*>bM~. Phillips's hOmespun homilies lies a keen football mind. It was~. for Instance, who popularized the 3-4 defense by making ft work for the Oilers. When asked what a man named "Bum" (the name came from his brothers and sisters as a boy) can possi>ly know, he lbs to reply, "Pickup trucks is one cl the five ~ In life f know something about. .. The others, he says, are cokl beer, barbecued ribs, gumbo and chewing tobacco, which indoon he poMtely expectorates Into a paper cup. "He forgets to mention football," says Pat Peppler, the Oiiers' assistant genera) manager. "He kids with the players a lot, but he won't put up with any foc:>Wmess. The smart ones know that If they don't do the job, they'll be looking f « a job." Phillps, a native cl Orange, Texas. W<llked hiS way up the coaching ranks In the high-powered wodd of Texas hlgh-schOol football. Later he appren- ticed under two d the best: Paul "Bear" Bryant cl Texas A & M (now, cl course, coaching Alabama) and Sid GlDman, when Gllbnan was the Oilers' head coaCh. Gillman, a no- nonsense type of guy, turned over the mns to PhiDtps in 1975, and Bum's llght touch began to knit the OIJers together ... During camp," Bum says, "I said that evetyone had to be In the dorm, not their rooms but the dorm, at 11 P.M. That way they could sit around and get to know each other. You've got to rub shouldets with the guys you're golng to be counting on." In other words, treat •em like fami- ly. Bum and his wile. Helen, have six chiJdren and three grandchildren, and Bum is so devoted a family man that his families overlap. In 1976 he brought son Wade to the OUets as a defensive coech. The negotiations were not dlfftcuJt .... just showed the contract to Wade and said, ~ is ft,' Bum explalns ... Just like I used to tell hlm what to eat for breakfast. After all. If he can't trust his of daddy, who can he trust?" Adds Wade, "If my father ever asks wtMst went wrong, I plead heredity ... The Phillps family has a ranch In Milsowt Oty, Texas, where Bum rides and breeds quarter hones. ~ wtl tomeday retire to the ranch, but dwre me ltil a lot cl good foo4bel ~ In the old hoes. They low f*n In Houlton, where worshipful fans make dntt conllbdlona 10 .. ~ and cc4olful colectlon cl ~boats. When one admhtl8nt twn a .,... d $500 boo91 ~ ICllllkhed .. hwf and tMd. .,, youVe got $500, you don't..._ boom. You C8n hft tour~ to c:arty you •• Nobody's going to cany Bum any- whent for now, ~ -except maybe his appreciative players ho6lltog him off the field on their should-. afwr yet another ,_ Oderwln. ... r-------~----~-------------~ I I.ANA lOIBJ., o.t. 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What you think of yourself Is likely to be affected by your ·body buOd . 3. The man who likes to hunt k>oks at the world in a particular way. 4. It's easy to tell If a person Is a coronary-prone Type A just by listen- ing to him talk. 5. 11le more conservative a person Is, the less he knows about sex. ANSWERS 1. True. University of Virginia studies show that people pleasers -there are plenty of them -exist In a state of what Is termed tel/-aneatheala. This occurs "when a person learns to feel good prhnarily by restraining his own Initiative and, Instead, pleasing others, he numbs or anesthetizes him- self." This Is his defense against rejec- tion and \s used to feel accepted and secure. This process decreases per- sonal awareness. 2. True. This was shown to be 50, at least in the case of college women whose body builds were compared with the way they percetwd them· selves In a psychological study con- ducted at Indiana University. And· lngs,: The mesomorph (medium height and build) and the ectomorph (tal and slim) body types liked them- selves better, ''were signiftcantly more accepting of their sef ·Image than was the endomorph (shorter, stoclder) body type." 3. True. A study conducted at Virginia Polytechnic ~Ute and State Univenity provkSes a If estyle portral of the hunter: He sees hlmaelf as very mMCuJine In the traditional seN8 and as a rugged ildMdualst whO likes to exert control over others. 4. True. A team of Investigators at the UnJvenlty of Wllconslll subfected coronary-prone Type A and noncoro· nary-prone Type 8 under!:J°aduaeet to a battery of telll and inteMews measuring blood praama, heart rate, etc., emotional Intensity and ..,..cl\ chmacter'9tk':a. Raub: The Type A't dJffered markedly from the Type 8 '1 In thet speech. They uted twice • many per90fl8l pronouna rt."~." "my," "mine"). Further, tha td- refcaenca ~ ~ ~ charactcilMlca ~ ~-*Y of anger, Intensity of~. tbctr blood pralUN, heart ..... and ._ pulM amplitude. The total ~ euggat that th8 Type A's td-tn¥0lvecMnt (Mii~ "~with the Intently of their emadonal and cardlovllleUls NIPON8'• And the . hjgh 181-tnvolvement Type A's had men lnl8nllly of ar19lf In rellllna Hllll.YWllKIX, ....... -• ll anger-provoking episodes. S. True. The more conservative a person's views -the further to the right he leans pollttcally -the less knowledge he tends to have about matters relating to sex. This Is borne AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE ASSURANCE aMD\NY'S REPCRf ID ~MERS WHY CANCER INSURANCE? «After what we went ' through with tny~ I strorigly reconunend American &tnily Life's • cancer 1llSU1ClllCe to others." -Andrea Thoman Omoorclia, Kansas "I shudder to think what our financial condition llW>uld be had we not been covered bv your cancer policy!' -Andrea thOman "Dwin2 my first pregnancy I was diagnosed as having Aodgkins' diaease. 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Some experts would aay that what you've really experienced la ESP -extrasensory perception. 8y Katen Undaey W hen I saw Jo Ann, she was eating IWlCh wtth a group of co-worken. casually ex· changing office gossip. Dres.wd In a blue and white striped blouse, she had absently pk:kecl up her coffee cup and was about to take a sip when she realized the coffee was cold. She put down the cup and the n wiped her chin with a cloth napkin. There was nothing unusual about what I was seeing, except that I was suing It. Jo Ann was In New York; I was In Boston. 200 mila away, lying on a couch with my eyes closed. Be· side me I could heat the quiet voice of Diane Mariechild, a Boston-area-ther· aplst who teaches a course on psychk: sklls at a local aduk-educaHon center. 'What Is Jo Ann wearing? ls anyone wtth her? What are they ~Ing about?" she asked me. For five months, Diane has been "guiding" me on "Visits" to Jo Ann, a friend I've known for 15 years. Alter the 9e9Sions. I call Jo Ann to ftnd out what she was doing at the time I saw her. Out oi nearly 20 "visits." only two have proved iiaocurate. My ptyehlc skills are not the kind that make headlnes. I can't bend spoons or stop clocks or 901ve crimes that baffle the polk:e. Al I can do - OOOldously • Rast -Is tune In on the ex1remely mundane experiences of a ck>te friend. .• canal. The Information proved true . Oyk.shoom, who has since moved to the U.S., has helped the North Caro- lina police solve a number of murder cases. Dykshoom, of course, Is extraordl· nary. But what about the rest of us? Are psychic skills -or ESP (extrasen · sorY perception) as they are collec- tively ref erred to -:-something that everyone has or can develop? Unfortunately, there are no easy answers. There Is among scientists a great amount of disagreement and controversy on the subject. "I don't know If ESP exists, let alone tf every· one has It," says Paul Kurtz, professor of philosophy at the State Unlver-~ slty of New York at j BuffaJo, and chair· J man of the com· mlttee for the Sci· entlflc Investi- gation of .Claims of the Paranormal. Or. Kurtz acknowledges that such research h45 been done but denies that It's been substantiated enough to validate claims of ESP. "lbere are realy no completely documented cases," he says, and adds that many experiments that have appeared to prove ESP In laboratory conditions have later proven fraudulent. lbe most frequent areas of ESP be- ing studied are telepathy (the ability to read minds); clairvoyance (the ability to perceive man-made objects or events); psychokinesis (the abtllty to move objects); and precognition (the foreseeing of future events). 'The most common test Is done wtth Instance, when telepathic abiJJties are being measured, the cards are elm· lnated and the tester simply sends a mental Image of the pictures to the re- ceiver. And If the receiver guesses the card ht!fexe the sender has chosen It, precognition Is indicated. If so many people do have psychic experiences, why ls there so much re- ststanoe to be!ievlng that ESP exists? Laura Knipe feels that part of the prob&em is the refusal of m uch of the scientific community to take parapsy- chology seriously. She a8o feels that the emphasis the media place on the showmansh'1 aspect of psychic skllk -what she scornfully calls the "spoonbenders" -has been harmful. Diane Mariechlld agrees that the e mphasis on the more spectacular Incidents of parapsychology has harmed ils Image. "It arouses a teniftc fear In people -you get all these movies Ike Came, where psychJc skills are malevolent, destructive forces," she says ... Psychk: ski! usual- ly Isn't spectacular. You're thinking of a friend and suddenly he or she calls." What can you do to find out If you have psychic abili- ties? If you think your ability Is un • usualy Interesting, " you can write to the American So- ciety for Psychical Research or the Committee for the Investigation of Claims of the Parano rmal . "Research socie- ties are always looking f<X volun· teers with unusual ability," says Mrs. Knipe. Othen, oi course, have had far more dramatic eJCperlencet. Uri Geller and Jeane Dixon have boch made nama for them.elves. with their psy· chic skals. And the Dutlch c:Jarvoyant M.8. Oykahoom, has frequently uted his ebilltta to hq> authorties locate ~ penons and tolve airnes. Kurtz discounts verbal reports of telepathic or clak- voyant exp e ri- ences as "hearsay claims. lbey may be aocurate, but as long as they're not corroborated, how d o we know they're true?" he asks. "So much of what people term 'psyd'llc' mJght be coklddenoe or re· constructive Im· 9\ation based on past experlence .•• With ESP, some aay, voo con "'Ne" what a Jr(.nd It doing who Is far ocoav. If you're less certain of your skills, you can simply do as Diane Marlechlld sug· gests: "Start pay- tng attention to the ways you get lnfor· maHon about your One °' ha e.arllest CMe9 took place bi Be91um In 1950. A 12-year-old glri had vanished while on her way to tchool; the police were unable to k>cate her and, though tk..,ck:a1 when Dykthoom offered .. 1 tarlCC t they .-to let him on the Cate. Afw -.ndtng on the ~ ~ the9rt had lat been,...., oyk9hoorn told pob the girt WM dad, that she had bMn litnU1gled .nd thrown Into a On the other hand. Laura Knipe. executive secmary of the American Society for~ R~. an or· ganll.ation atabl1shed In 1907 to Investigate psychic phenomenon, says, "Thae kinds of things happen to everyone, al the arnc." Someone goes to a country he's never been In and suddenly descrbes what's around the oomer. Peop&e call It aU kinds oi things -hunches or en Inner voice or ~ enge1s watd\lng out for me.' " She dta the countlaa leb-- or.tory QPeall•** done over the years by her organlulk>n and ochers 111 proof that ESP really exlltl, "Zener cards," a deck oi 25 card$ with each !J'OUP ol ftve cards containing a different drawtng. lbe IUbfect, or "rece!Ver," Is plaoed In one room and the tester, or "sender," In another, wtth no phytk:al means of communl· cation poisstia. Once a mlnute, the sender ptcks a card; at the same ttme the recetver must guess what card It Is. To ruJe out the lkdhood of ooln· cldence, the cxpctment II conducted many times; the larger the percentege of corr.a gt.alllll, the ~ the Mkelhood that ESP II t'lvotved. Thetdcenbe~.~ on the type ol ESP btfr'9 ttudsed. For llfe. Make a note when you get a 'hunch' about something and tee how often It proves true. YJrle down your dreams every momtng and check whatever lnformaHon Is In them that yoU had no other way .of knowing or try mind-Nading exercises With frlendsie I haven't found that my newly dis-, covend akiD radblly alten my bfe. 1 do think my lklk are probebl9 shared by a ~ many people. But don't tab my word f<X It -at Dr. Kurtz might say, I could be apcrtcnctig a •trtn9 of cofnddenca. Try It for youi'Mlf. Be. your own labora-rm lacy. ... PM&YW8a.Y,..__ .. _ •• l iiiiiii• • • • • • • + • • * * How 'to Stop Ptoctastlnatlng ••• Tomorrow By Leely Betger P rocrastination Is something we're al gutty of at times. It's allo a problem that can be par- ticularly diftcut to overcome when accompanied by the "energy blowouts" many of us suffer during the slow-paced winter months. There are, however, deftnlte ways to over- come a tendency to put things off. Accordklg to Dr. Robert Settle, a professor at San Diego State Univer- sity and a specialist In time manage- ment, there are two major reasons people procrastinate. The ftrst stems from the simple dislike of a tatk. Ac- ttvties such as cleaning the oven or wrllng a thank-you note are viewed as unpleasant by many of us (al- though we will readily admit to enjoy- ing the resuks of our labor when these· tasb are finished). Thus, we put off distasteful tasks wth the intention of eventually getting around to them but often never doing so. We also procrastinate as a way of covering up our lnsecwtty and anxiety about. completing more complicated, long-nmge adlvties, such as going on a diet, ftndlng a better )ob or continu- ing our education. We tend to post- pone these activities lndeflnitely because we fear we wtll fall at them. By telling ourselves and others that we wlD begin these major undertak- ings "tomorrow," we preserve the illu- sion that we can, Indeed, succeed at them -whenever we're ready. The problem Is that somehow we never are ready. Dr. Settle says that procrastination Is a habit that can be broken. He offers the folowtng nine technklues to hq> you stop putting off till tomonow what you can do today. 1. DMde wt Conqmr, Big projects can be broken down Into smaler, hence more manageable, adtviies. Say you're planning to do your tax returns. Rather than viewing the pro- cne as one enormous chore, try 14Nt- lng ii as a combination of small steps: 1) Getting the forms; 2) getting the re- ceipts; 3) putting the l«ielpCs In order; 4) ftncA;g your W2 fonns;" 5) making the calcu&ations; 6) ftlllrlg out the ndum; 7) Wiiing the check; 8) putlklg the package together for malling; 9) mdng It .• Do each step one at a time and ewntualy the entlN project wll be oompMted. t. 9IW It 10. s.t aaide jult 10 min- .. ,...~ ........... - utes to give your all to a project you've been dreading. You may find that momentum will carry out through to the finish. 3. Drtw Hole~ It. Take any aspect you lke of a task and do it. Then set everything aside and try another aspect later. Thls technique works especially weB for disorganized people, who rebel at beginning a project at its tradi- tional beginning. 4. find the Handla. Start by orga- nizing a project mentaly. Think the entire process through -what tools you11 need, which people you11 need to contact, how much time you11 probably need -and take notes. Then you1J be ready to tackle the pro- ject inteligendy. 5. Beh8vlor Modllc•tlon. Promise yourse.lf a reward for completing a projed. Knowing you 11 gain twice (once through completion, and once through the treat) may he~ you stick with It. 6. Commit Younelf. Set a firm deadline for finishing your project. Many people are ga.lvantzed Into ac- tion when they've got a target date to work toward. Or try telling others about your plans. It's harder to back out of an ac- tMty when people are counting on you to pul through. 7. F .... the lmportw:e. Make your task 9Hm ewn more Important than It Is. and focus on the good that wtll resuk from ta completion. Think of how·happy you'U be when you've ftnilhed decoraang the famly room or landed a )ob you're really happy wth. 8. Think of ~ LMt Slnd'er k• ~. Rallze that If you did It onar, you can do I again. 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Onoe • woman reportJ • lump to h.-doc:tot, rnammowephy -the procedure ol X-faylng the tnaet -ts uted to ~ ~ whether a lump or~ may be cancmous. ~y Ulo II uted as a IQ'eening device because the X-rays can deed tumcn long btlfcn they can be Wt. Howewr. becal• radia- tion can UC> CIMlla canc:a. mammog- fll)hy has recently come und. •- tack. Thia ~ the Ameltcar'I C.ar Sodlty lllR..t new gWcWnes In which It•_... women hew a bate- lne ~ t:.Ni•· the -ee:s of 35 and 40, and that women owr 50 haw a low-dote ~ done ewry ~· For thoae women who .. Ill • ~ rllk, the beMflls of low-cbe ~ ,_ out-weWa the ..,.. rllk ol dewlopliag <:mar In the future ........ ol radiation cxpo91n. ~ mam-mowams .. Nc:Ommended fOI' women ol al 1g19 i brUll ~la ~.) In Galle••~.~ could be dllcmned from her ~; .... lump wet too haQtl up uncMr ... mm b much to show up· on the X-ny. So the w.1 IChedua.d for a ~ the ....._., 1¥11WMll ol the ~=..':n.s--:~ cM hew ~ ...... 11111 Mr op- tions wllh herMglOIW. 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Clwloully. we ent~e UflUSUlly hN'ly demand for these three-coin .sets, espeC:lally at this bl8lkttlrough price of just $20. Therefore, to be fair to evtryOne wttO orders, we wlfl fil orders stric11y on 1 ' first-come, flrst...wd basis. To avoid diuppolntment °' delay, you must place yow order now-.nd in no evenc can we gu1rnee this low price of $20 tor longer !han the date stated above . ' • Lady Of The Island The fearless aew of Giiiigan ~ Wand may not think It a big deal, but most anybody else would. Choeen from 2.4 million entrants, Thelma Rawbngs, a housewife from Eureka, Kan., recently won a sweepstake$ sponsored by Viceroy cigarettes. Her prtze : a 2.5-acre Island In central Florida, complete with an e'9ht·room stone and cedar house, two boats and 1,000 feet of Jake.front shorebne. Mrs. Rawlings and her husband, --. ·-.. ,.. .... ~ Rawlings uistts her fantasy isJand. Raymond, currently run a cattle farm In Eureka and plan to use the Island as a winter home for the time being. Thelma, 50, is no stranger to winning centests. She once won a washing mochlne for guessing the number of marl>les In a galon jar, and In 1953 was chosen "Queen for a Day" on the TV show of the same name. Ironically, just days before winning her Island, she was malllng In an entry for another contest and her husband joked, "Oh, no, not another one. I hope you at least win your postage back." After learning about her prtze package -worth an estimated $500,000 -she quickly joked back, "I think I won my postage back." See You Later, Alligator The art of alllgator·hunttng has gone scientific. Actually, alJJgators are not hunted at all: They are fished, eit· plalns Allan Ensminger of loulstana's Department of WlkDfe and Flsheries. "At night, baited hooks and lines are set out about 16 Inches above the water," he says. "The alligator hooks himself. The next day the 'hunter' comes and shoots him In the head." To limit the ?lumber of allgators hunted each year, Louisiana estimates Faster than a speeding splurb, more powerful than a robniJcoff, able to leap tall g)eeks In a slngae bound, lt's ... Smurf. This slx·foot, furry, blue character -based on a cartoon created in Bel- gium 22 years ago -Is cur· rently spreadjng his message of equal rights for children at schools, hosPltals and shop- ping centers around the coun- try. Smurf, a aeatton of toy dlstrbutor Wallace Berrie & Company, even wants Con· gJess to establish a national . Children's Day, going so far as to hold a raly on the steps of the Capitol back In May. But before kids think equal rights means no curfews and chocolate pudding for break- fast, Smurf warns that rights also entail responsibilities. For Smurf on the loose: Kids' true blue friend. Instance, .. Children have the right to have fun and make noise and the responsi>Uity not 10 disturb others while having fun ," notes Smurf In h1s Children$ Bill of Rights. "Parents should encourage children to be the most flamboyant, creative pe?SOns they can be," says Smurf, a1las 27-year-okt Bobby Cook. "And we want kids lo believe fn themselves. Mer al, we Smurfs know what it's like to be pushed around. In real life, we're only three apples tall." the total gator population by flying above the anll'T\al's nesting areas in helicopters and counHng the number of female gators. lnformat1on about the n.de of each skinned gator Is later fed into an IBM computer at LouiSiana On hill wav to the shoe atott? State University, enablng authortlies to trace the hide 6-om skinnJng to seU- lng and prevent IDega1 hunting. About 18,000 of the state's estl· mated 250,000 total gator popuJadon were klDed durtng this year's one- month ttundng MUOn, which ended In early October. Each hide brings the hunter about $100. Food For Thought Evidence shows that 25 percent of children may be overweight, and re· cent studies point to a much higher rate ol obesity among adults who \.Vere obese before they were 6 months old. "Ninety-five percent of adults will regain lost weight," says New York pedlatrldan Dr. Atvtn Eden. "'The whole thing Is to prevent them from getting fat In the first place." Eden, author of Posltfoe Parenting, explains that while heredity ls a key to obesJty -ti both parents are fat. there ls an 80-percent chance their children will also be fat -early feeding prac· tlces can make a big difference. The main m'5takes parents make. according to Eden. are swttchlng too soon from breast milk or formula to solid food and cow's mllk. He says that babies don't need sold foods before 6 months of age ("gives unnec· essary calories too early) and that cow'• milk should not be given before age 1 ("the millc's salt an_d protein put a strain on the Infant's kldneya''). 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Newport Beach -67J.OtOG llLL VAN POISCHa-AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove 6J6-2JH VOL VO IAIUaVOLYO 1986 Harbor Blvd. COiia Mesa -646·f JOl ROY CilYH IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640·644'1 SADDLBACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway M ission Viejo 131·2040 -495.4949 OLDSMOBILE UNtVHSITY OLDSMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa M esa -54~'640 TOYOTA I.AILI llCI TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646·tl03 VOLKSWAGEN JIM MAllNO VOLISWA ... 18711 Beach Blvd .. Hunt. Beach -142·2000 MABHOWAID 1111> YOLllWAMN 13731 Hsbor Blvd. Garden Gtove 11+41•. "TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT" Ted Knight. Nancy Dussault, Deborah Van Valken- burgh and Lydia Cornell(clockwfse) star ss the Rush famlly Too Close for Comfort. a new situation comedy starring Ted Knight, Nancy Dussault, Deborah Van Valkenburgh and Lydia Cornell, airs Tuesdays at 9:30PM on ABC. The Rushes of San Francisco make up a typical American lamfty: lather Henry, mother Muriel and two beautiful daughters old enough lo branch out on their own. The tamlly Is typical except that Henry i works at home, cre ating a c artoon strip called "Cos- mic Cow," using a hand puppet as Inspiration, and Murlel Is a freelance photographer The young ladles are typical except they tlve In the apartment Immedi- ately below the folks. Jackie 11 a striking brunette. Sara 11 a smashing blonde Henry 11 typical 11 ha aulfera through the crisis of having hi• old·faahloned values bent out of shape by the "tod1y" thinking and 1cllon1 of his daughters. Muriel'• concern tor her daughtere Is masked by an outwardly light 1ppro1ch to fife, probably gleaned from her d1y1 of being a band singer during her youth. ' Henry's conjured-up IHra tor his vulnerable lambs keepe hit ear !reined for tellt1fe nolaea from the apartment below, or worM Y9t. tor the 1Uencn. The geneell ot TOo Clo•• for Comfort 11 British. Brltleh telly vi.w.ra h9'<19 long en~d Kffp Ir In the Femlly-1 comedy·tamll~ ..,,.. which hid a mld·llfe hulband and wtfe coptng with two beautiful deugh- t•re who hlV9 la'-" the ap1rtment lmmedl1tely be· low lhem-ttM Mtne lltuauon ha• been brought to the oolonlel bV euc:utM producers D.L. Tiffner 1nd Robert ltolft. theV negotiated tor th• U.8.1'19ht1 and . ,.... commissioned one of the veteran British writers to come up with a Yank version His efforts, they tell. were a bit too British 10 capture the elements that would appeal 10 the American viewers They then brought the pro1ect to execu tive producers Arne Sultan and Earl Barret. and they wrote the pilot scrrpt lhat ABC bought Casting tor the lather was crrt1cal and they found the ideal in Ted Knight Ted is aug· mented superbly by Nancy Dussault as Muriel and the two talented newcomers Ms Van Valkenburgh and Cornell as Jackie C21) and Sara (18) Jackie 1s pragmatic. and works 1n a bank waiting for Mr Right to come along while Sara attends San Francisco State College At the moment, her Mr Right 1s anyone who strikes her fancy, including some of Jackie's boyfriends Mrs Rush (Nancy Dussault) In terrupts Mr Rush (Ted Knight) and ··cosmic Cow" at work A character named Monroe wlll appear In a recur- rrng role. Monroe Is one of those guya who always hangs around. He Is not romanllcally Inclined but was befriended at school by Sara. Now she can't bring herself to shake the harmless puppy dog. But he Is one of those who Incredibly gets other people caught up In his nonaenalcal lite-Including the Rushes. He drives Henry bananas. Monroe la played by JM J. Bullock. In later episodes. Henry's boss, the publisher of his cartoon strip. will arrive on the acene. The smell· statured man resents anyone who la tiller. He con- stantly bemoans how tough It waa In hit climb to the top-Ignoring the fact that his mother own1 the company. Too Close for Comfort follows In the footsteps of the ABC hit aerlet, Thrff'I Company, which Taffner and Stolfi 1110 brought to the U.S. from Britain. It 11 patterned after the Thames Telelll1lon production of Man About th• Hou••· Both English Yeralon1 we,. created by Brl•'l Cooke and Johnnie Mortimer. Other progr1m1 th1t the O.L. Tiffner, Lid. hll told to U.S. teleYlslon Include Th• lenny Hiii Show, World at w.r. DHtln•tlon Amerlc•, Norm1n Conqu11t1, OrNt Pw· tormenc••. Th• Neked Civil Servent, Rival• of Sher· look Holm••. Kenner Cl111le1. Edwerd. 1nd M,.. Simp•on and many mor• • ·. \ ··SPORTS .. , ........ 7:11 • O • "1111 1i.1" (edv) '16-Jeff Brid&u. Jmlca Lanae. Cltll'ltt Gtod1n. \ 1• • "A ... II Ille .._. .. (11114) ·~-frank S.111tr1, Edward G. liilblMoll, T11tl1111 Ritt11. • "Oltltlr• .... wcr '74-0ocumenttry llOIOAY, DlCUllU l •••......, tf Ille...,,. (1dv) '75-Dick Robinson. ,_ e U 8 ''Tiie llrldl WefM(' (dll) '80-Mtllsu Gilbttl, Patty IMt Allin, Diena M11ld1111. t:JI (11......., s.Mtl" (we!'66-Sttvt McQ11een, Karl Milden. 11• •. ..,,. lltrttt -' Ille IW" (wn) '73-Jlmts ~urn. Krrt Kiistoff11son, Richard JM< ti • JUUDAY, DUlllllP J 1• •"AT• ti T• CMMI'' (clrl) '80-Cllris S1tendon. Peter Cush1n1. Kenneth Mou. 811ry Moru. r1o11 ~. 81M1e Wlultlaw • "Of Mice • ..... (elf•) 'l:C--J;&;; Meredith, lon Cllaney Jr WOllUOAT, J •• • "T.u.f' (ldv) '72-0ocu111tnllry • "0..111" (dla) '74-Gt& Yount. 811df0td Ottlman • "Y ... ,. a lie llr....,. (com) '67-CJuabtth Hartm1n, Geraldine P111. Peter Ktstntr l*llSOAY, DlCOllO 4 ••• "n. UM-' n.. tf 5riDtJ ..._,. (ach) '74-Da11 HiUtrly, Oeiwtr l'yll • ....,. CMltly" (ad•) '69-0ocumentary ,. • U 8 ''Tiie Dey Ille ..... W c.." (t0m) 'I0-811bara lllloMfs, Gto1111 Encet. Jo Ann Pflu1 fllDAY, DUOllU 5 1• • '1111 "iulJ ..i Ille,,...,. .. (adv) '74-Dan Hauerty • •• nictit "-.._,. (dra) '73-Yul Brynntt, Henry Fonda. • "Tiie Liit n.. I S.. Ardlle" (com) '61-Robtrt Mitdlum. SATVIDAY, DlWllO I •• • "Tt 1111 a ~f" (dra) '61-GrtlOIY Peck. Mary Bedham • "CelM" (d") '50'-lltallOf Parker. Acntt M00tth'!d 1• • .. .....,.•a 0--" (adv) '66-frank Smatra, Vuna Lisi I:•• "TM tf (flt" (hor) '72-Peter Cush1n1. Dennis Pritt. t•e O 8 ''s.l·TOlllll" (com) '77-Burt Reynolds. Jill Cllybur&h. Kus Knstofftrson S.ity 1Wllerme11 ,,.,. In "'• tm. role of Dorothy Plrk•r'• Big Blonde. Dorothy Parker It known tOdey at ah• wat known In her own tlme-u a wit. By the age of 27, the w .. a "regular" et the Algonquin Hotel'• notorlout Round Table although In tater llfe the scoffed, "I waan't there very often.-lt cott too much." When ehe did attend thote often reucout luncheon•. ehe eat among the m09t brilliant aatlrltt• of her time-Robert Benchtey, Franklin P. Adams. Herold Aon, George Kaufman and Heywood Broun. Even In the electric, "ro8flng" ye8ft of the 1920'•. Dorothy Partier was remarkable. She enjoyed freedom aa a "New Woman," tmoklng. frequenting epeaktaslea. and keeping odd houre In the company of her male colleagues, unchaperoned. Yet through moat of her llfe, ehe lived atone and supported herself with work to which she wat deeply committed. Parker tlarted her career writing captions for "Vogue." ("Thi• little pink dreH will win you a beau, that sort of thing," the recalled.) Within a year she was writing drama review• for "Vanity Fair," although she epent much of her time devising jokes and thinking up epitaphs for her own tombstone, such as "This Is on me," and "Excuse my dust." The one thing Parker took serlously was her writing. She Instated on honesty, but when she wrote three un- lavorable stage reviews she was fired for not having maintained the pluck and good humor of the maga- zine. Her close friend Robert Benchley quit in pro- test, and they set up an office together, with a sign on the door that read, "Park bench." In 1929, Dorothy Parker wrote a story which was to establieh her lasting reputation as a prose artist. The story was "Big Blonde" and It won the national 0 . Henry Prize for the best short story pubhshed in that year. "Big Blonde" heralded what was to be called, for lack of a better word, "allce-of-llte" writing. With the courage of an artist. the precision of a poet. and the objectivity of a journalist, Parker stripped the illusions from the way that she and many mlddle- clau Americans-especially women-lived. Dorothy Parker's Big Blonde with Sally Kellerman In the title role highlights this season's original Amer- i~an dramas on Great Performances. The 90-minute production airs Monday at 8PM on KCET (Channer 28) and KVCR (Channel 2-4). It Is a presentation by WNET/Thirteen. New York , and Is made possible by a grant from Exxon and support from public televi- sion stations. P•a TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 30. 1980 .. \ ilifii}f!~l~liif·, I IJ!1H[1~:·~11~ -•~'1JI . r·J~t'JIJ ~,., • -. • f sfiJf l t1r1 •• Jlif1i~· rfl 'l 1 (;,1tlrr1i!r'~aii t •• 1, 1 · • I~ .. , ~1 • i;1f1'f1.~r~s1~ . . 1iii,~·1,sfJ1· ~lr111J f ~ .... ' l f a I _, !at.::" ..... Sl!~~"'C. ... ..... .!n ....... ~ ..... . ....... ... 15..... .. .... 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CJctptMon . . ...... .. ., .... . -5:30- CI>9 •tw1 Mon ••rstta,,ui•1 ••!Mt lucJ 9 MlltwMrt -~TIMs 9 °"" btJ (C-C) lfl}Tt Ttl 1M Trlltlt "HOJ1\WOQD (;HRIST~ .~E Gene Autry, celebrattng his 50th anniversary 1n entertainment this year. has been named Grand Marshal of the 49th annual Hollywood Christmas Parade, airing as a two-hour holiday special on KTLA (Channel 5), Sunday at 6PM Bob Eubanks and Lee Meriwether cohost the glit- tering holiday parade. featuring more than 100 mo- tion picture. telev1s1on and recording stars tn Hollywood's biggest annual yuletide salute Among stars set to participate are Cindy Williams (Laverne & Shirley), Cathy Lee Crosby (That's ln- cred1b/e), John Schneider (The Dukes of Hazzard); Charlene Triton (Dallas), Susan Richardson and Adam Rich (Etghf Is Enough), Danny Thomas (I'm a Big Girl Now), Buddy Ebsen (Barnaby Jones), Ed MacMahon. Rhonda Fleming. Lawrence Welk, Car- menZapata. Kellee Patterson. Melissa Gilbert (Little House on the Pratne) and Michael Young. In addition. nearly two-dozen floats. many of them representing motion picture companies. including Walt Disney Productions, Columbia Pictures and Paramount Studios. wilt take part tn the festivities. Some 22 marching bands and 15 equestrian units will also travel the 3.1 mile parade route. winding through famed Sunset and Hollywood Blvds II Is the second time as Grand Marshal for Gene Autry, who first led the Hollywood Christmas Parade in 1946, riding atop his lamed movie horse, Cham- pion It was then that Autry got the Inspiration to write and record the song. Here Comes Santa Claus, a tune which has become a Christmas classic. KWKW-AM announcers, Hernan Quezada Escan- don and Juan Antonio Garces, will provide complete radio coverage of the parade In Spanish tor KTLA's Spanish-speaking viewers. KTTV (Channel 11) Is also airing the parade at 6PM, Sunday. with Biii Welsh !ind Mary Ann Mobley sharing the spotlight as hosts lo& lubanlra Md "" M9rtw.tn•r ooho•t th• 49dt •nnu.I Honywood Chrl•tm11 pared• on K TLA (CltenMI I). ...... :. SUNDAY (Continued) 1 %1 lluff House n Fot11s 241 Crodttt'1 VKIOIJ ~rdtfl 50 IHthoftn, tllt ust Sot\1111 TV WEEK, NOi/EMBER 30, 1980 uptclln1 81rb1r1 to loo~ 1lttr the uniult 12 yur old Ill Tiit World r-row 0> 300 Millions 7:00 9:00 O t tU 60 Minutes a I fU. Alice Ahct had forbid II 'li :JJ The lif ( .. 111: "llin1 dtn l~mmy to use his lists to solvt Ko111" (C·C) (adv) '76 ()hrs) problems-enn when hes called a Cha1les Grodin Jell Bndges lessica ·mamma's boy and walks aw11 feel lanae A. prelty woman 1s 10 be '"I like a coward sm1fictd on a M1troneS1i1n island to e Wi141 l111C'°"' a erut ape ulled Kone. but ht rs Ill J1lllft llebiton "plured and laken to New Yo1k u f13 1141 lltHftrpttet Tlltatrt: TIS11· an altraction. but ht escapes and lllfftt of Youth (C·C) Cheryl Campbell climbs lo lhe lop ot the 110 story stars in 1h1s dramaliution ot Vtra World lrade Ctnttr lowei Brtll11n's i1Ulob101raphy which dt G Jl !Im 2t TlloM Antuin1 An· swbes her early yurs of slruule 1111als f Ulurts include lapanese Sp1 throu&h lht dtv1st11tons of World der bred to be pilled against each War I In lh1s t11sl episode Ver• IS other 1n delicate battle, Peit111ne deltrm1ntd to 10 to Oxford dup1tt f1lcons allack1n1 New York City s the obslacles placed 1n her Pilth by Pt&ton population bilby H11p suls tr1d1flon and htr lov1n1 but un that 11e brulally krlled lor lheu tu1 u enlr1hlened lalher lhe11 molheis watch helplessly, and -([t firi111 Une 1n u clusrve him ot lhe f11sl Emperor _9:30- pencurn birth outside lht Anlarcllc a> 0111« fem D I J ()JI TIM Mff11-s @ 111t1n11Uonll Kitdltn B Wof141 ff S.rvtfll fll) Tiit Art of ltiRI Fully Hwm111 Ill hff KtllM Leo Buscaglia tells a standrna room CD M1111clo •n Oollll1110 only c1owd at tht Un1vers1ty ol C1I rlorn11 at Oilvrs Campus, ' Become the best yeu you've ever known " 111 his srmple mess11e of love and 101 -7:30-a> Ltt'1 ... / at Slim C11h111t JO The S4lill 1114 1111 SulltblKt 8:00 D CfJ {I) AtcJllt lllnh1'1 """ A youthful hea11h rnsptctor p1,s • VISlt tO tht bll Ind &rVts hll tlostst scruhny to one of the older Item• 1n the kltchen-Veron1c. e TIM Undtne• lllOflcl of lK""" c..tea• e J.HOUR nlMIHU * CHMUl'S AHELS IN HAWAUI S'ECIAL • CD 9 <a HUllEll: Chr· lit'• ...... 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Jolln ,. • .... : "~c:.i-M" (I) .... : ti> "'-ti Dil" (clra) (ldv) '49-fredric M1rch • • '39-Cary Gr1nt, Yte Mcl111tn. • -..: "LM: A Dir" (dr1) '62-D IOIOT SCHUUH Peter Brec.k, Peuy McCay * f10lll THE a llftlt: "T .. H•llttr1" (adv) CIYSTAl CATHEOIAL '58-Robtrt Mllchum, R1Ch1rd E11n, • CfYllll c.tllMrll Robert W11ner. • Celwery CM,.i -2:30-e r"' 111e llltlet 11100 Cll s,.ct,.. e llC lllldM "Perspecllm on 0 &rut '-rltnMICft freedom" • y.., tf Ille ......... • ftltll Tut U.. ID..._,, t1 .,_ .... • Qwdl 11 lllt..... • .......... =~ TI!tllrt: l'rl4t tM 3:00 ,. & Stew, lbff ltt G«M111y 9 CMll J ..... -ll:lO-• f•• ru. ftltiwal: .. Miro et D llllPI · Ille ....... SeWit11" (com) '34- • CD 9..., .._,, ~r~•~ 8 lltw. Terry C-. Wlllttlhr ID Mttit: "Clm11 le Vawrn" I~~ a.tell (1dv) '74-0rlld Birney Al'T•llNOON 12:00 Dc.tra Waani~ eu.t •s,au • CJ) Clll 121l ..... ' ...... DS..ro • lllMt: ''Wttt SW. Story" (mus) '6f-Nat1he Wood, Rill MOlt no •T11?.M 0 n. Lite Seard! St TIM Whlltl TUI WtuWt't Dit -3:30-.. ,v.r. .. Ille ......... Mr• ()I SMllll l'Mran • s.nlnl 5'tcill a ,rojtct uwrw 4:00 9 CIS Att.nitt1 ,..,.._. "I T " Ds.MIJ • CJ) c.lltt• f...W •• Cl) Qiiz aw. • Mt.It: "Eat* Mtlck II 0..." (ldv) '74-Rick llfOn. Ptltr Brown . Joseph SM01I • •VUl!Q I 8100 •ew oua ... CJ) f.,. • mew.: n. ,...,._ aww. .. l'wMe (2hrs) 8oO Eubanks 111d Lee Mtriwttllef co11ott this rlitt•rinc hohd1y p1r1dt lt1turi111 a host of motion picture. lelemion and rt· cord1nr stirs . • llltO c... "' • DQUT: A""-.... 1J (2hrs) Two serments ue sllmrina: In "V1llty for Silt," P1ul Crl4dcd 1nswers 1n adVtrt1Mment tr1d 1r· rives 1n ~. not ruli11111 lit Ills made the most momeftlOllS 1ourney of his lite; and in "Tht Party," P1ul his 1eh11¥ed 111s a•m. ~h•llowtora House is h11 . <II n. llctt•• fMll • mew.: Tiit ~ Cllrllt· -l'lrMt (2hrs) Bill Welsh ind Mary Ann Mobley cohos! • 1116' GeN Johnny M•lhis. Rocliy &rnett, Dusty $pf1naf11ld, The Dirt Band, Tin1 M111e ind Jer1ldint Hunt are the &lltsls o~ • Al Clelewtl Gtut ... 111111 "Ch11rty Btc111s 11 Home" New pills 1ntroduetd to the practice 11t effec Im b11t trptllSIYt, so Ille wets h111it tht1r use by chJrcin1 reahslic pncn . l2ll Clrdt ef Stan "Mel T6rme 1nd Del" Reese" • Hert'•" ,_ ..... -6:30-e w u ... CJ) .. 5-dl Of ... ... ~ ........ ~ .. , • MONDAY I D£CUl1£1t I fol IMfllllll 1114 lfttnllOll listiftp, ,it11t 1t1 OArTllU 'IOGltAMS. ...... fer ,..r COllf'tflittlcl, lrt 1111 .,., lllO'lies. Di\ YTlllE llCWIU 11:00 II) ti) "W-. If Ille Wiit• IW'(wts) ·~-John W1ynr IZ:OO ID "Tht Gtdd1ss" (dia) '58-Kim Stanlt~. Lloyd S11dau. Party Oukt Astin Q) liJ "AHOSS th lrldce" (dra) 'SB -Rod Sllletr. Maria Landi £vrryont 1J 1111ns1 a man on lht run and millions of doll•rs can'I sa11e his ltfe 3:00 <mi "Gidcet Gets Mmltd" (com) ·11 -t1hcdon1ld Carty, Paul Lynde Grdcer l1n111y finds lhe rr1hl man and setfles down in suburbia. (JI) ti) "for 11• 1114 Mr Gii" (mus) '42-Judy Garfand.Georee Murphy. Gene l(elly 3:30 • ''TM o,, lllt fill! Ca111t Ott" {com) '67-Tom Courtenay. A Greek island becomes a mob louust rrsor1 while two p1lols hunt fOf a lost •tomic bomb dropped by !heir plane •V•NINQ I 8:00 8 a at CJJ 0 ID a lh'ft .......... • rn a. • srom: lllfl f..c. W Tilt Oenm Broncos at the Oal· TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 30. 1990 Yellow Rose for 1 beer dnnk1n1 con. rest that wins flo a trip foi i-o to Disney WOfld and the b1e quesl10111s. who'll 10 With her coach is n11rated by CtOfae C. S(ott. II) ...,., Ovitt ltopr 10:00 8 @ QI little Ho111t ot1 ll1t hlirie (C-<) "To See the L1eht" Part one of two parts. Mary's husband. Adam, 1e11111s hrs Sllhl 1$ 1 resull of an accident. but her happiness 11 tempered by lhe fear 11111 she m,y lost 111111 now that he can so • flllfte: ...... of ... Willd" (ldv) '75 (2hri)-Od Robinson A lonely mountain man rtSC11ts four wol1 pups alttr the11 mother dies. and rs rrw11ded by lhe1r compan10t1 slup and pro1tctio11 D TIMEJ~s * "MEAi llACHlll[" on COUIJTIY CHllSTMAS II CJ) (IJ) SP'£C1At: A C..1try CllristNs {lhr) The th11d 1n1111al Country Cll11stmas returns with cums Debby Soonr. Glen C.mPl>tll. l.ofetu Lynn. lllt Oak R!d1t Boys, M1nn1t Purl. hnya Tueller ind Tom Wopat (from the 'Oukts of Hau.rd') CJ) llkll flbtl, ,.., .... •• lh'ft e Sl'lCIAL: 11117 "'.._ Crat• {lhr) Reh11ous •• lllewle: "Pat "1mt llld lillJ Ille llld" (wtS) ·73 {90m)-J1mrs Coburn. Krrs K11stofft1son. R1cl11rd Jaeckel C1rrett warns Silly that he m11sl do htS·duty ind capture him 111 spilt of the11 friendship. ..... lbpn.. eWdGIN (R) 8J 0 lirul l'trfff•H(ts "Sre Blonde" Silly Kellerm1n stm 1n Dorothy P11ltr's d"m1t11ed sllort story about ' model 1nd pl1111rf •hose Hie becomes 1ncrus1n1ly .shabby as her youth and aood looks disappm. .., WefW """"' lh'ft O Slllittortr ef ""* Clll 11°A-S0H II) Colori111 -10:30-... .., lh'ft -1:30- • Cl) ID lMla' flbtl Al1n's lib rr1I st1nct is senrety rested by a close encounter •1th 'Gay R11111s· and a difficult arttele dtalinc wrlh the ltl•hzalron of marijuana • Cm! lwNtt • a..,irite 8 51 ftlbtn "Greenwtelt Vrll1ee" 9:00 8 1 Cl> Cl) lf•A•S•H Hot lrps comf0t1s an lllliln soldier wflO flu been t•lttd by lllS airffrrend. lhen finds lltrwll lo be Ille ol>ject ol 1111 affettiolls. lleanwllri.. the 4071111 operafift& roorn 1s m1•1na people sid. 111d Hawleye Hd BI llJ lo , •• lo Ille bottom ol Ille piobfem. • @ a 111et1o: "Tll• 111r1e1e """"' (dt1) '80 {21\rs)-Mtlissa Gilkrt, Patty Ou'9 Astit1. TIM slOfY ol a you111 WOllllQ.'s effw to teach 111cf COlltrol • strona·•llltd child, w1to-~ll11d, dul a11d un1bl1 to '9t•k-is lost in a dafk •Id lilted ltitll fur and ancer. • CJ) • Tlllt'1 ........ • SltCIAI.: "" .. .. .,..... IMs (lllr) Joh11ny Mann llOl11 this doc11mtnttrt Oft the 11fu1" camps alon1 the Ellllopl1n Borders Ind ,,Up11da. \11 .. c..7'11 .. ........ •COUIJlrsHOTMO * Ha ..... NOTTO! . • ... ... 8-re J-. JoM ....... -.. ..,. •lld "'r At.tiff .. ,.. ....... -•.JO-• Cl> ID.._ WI) ....., ii ,.,.., Ill ..... C#INn ol Ktll ... Otl H..,.ttl 1rli 111 tH ........ "'...,,,,. == ._ __ °'· .................. ................... ,..... ..................... ............. ,., . ...................... 1(8 .......... ....,.C-) {lht)-SfM ...... l!ltl ....._A,_._._,._ St n.,.. by four {R) a falllily fltld O Muttr,lect Tlltatre ''Test1 menl of Youth" 11:00 • Cl) (IJ) lh'ft 11 CD at a a a lh'ft . "' .....,... .,., en......,_"-•11·a·s·H •o..s..,..,... O~(C-() -11:30- • Cl)@ ~~. lf.L," .,... ........... ". CJ) ,.._,.,, Cfttfil .. . eoa.....,Clf'M •~c.t•llclH BotllMtt 1nd Jim 111 sulf11i111 from tht tflectS of their •loltll1 co11fr011tatlon witlt Geoff. ....... ....... l'll ~ .,..., : ........ ....... It, .... Ylllff ••c.....,uc""" .......... 12100 1 ~11111 ....,, ...... :"lelfy" ..... W' (ctr,) '69-MI Al!ineoft, • , .... ,_ Uft ..... -12:30-1~··'--.. . ... (9 ......... ,........ ....... , ... .............. 1r00 9 lllllllflll.._.U • .... : e "t.U." <•> 'ff-U... O'lnell. A ....., ,.,.. ................. _ .... ..................... ...................... -1:11-· · ---.................. ., ... ....... ellt ....... ..... 1 ......... ...,. ......... ~- -l:Jl- • '-' ..... : • "ftll ..... ......,..,~.,....~. Tiie ...., " ...... ""' .... ..................... .. ., .. _ ... ..... -· ............ ...... ..... ---...... SPEOAL~R A CJainorous New Joins Kris And~ In An • SeatdJ For A ""lie' That Leads Them The Tmpbl Pcuadise Of Hawaii! . . OJeryl Udd ~·~ David Doyle And lnfrot!ucing: . t1nya Roberts CHARUE'S ANGELS Now &ery Sunday Night! GB:OOPM(i} P999t s;parks f1thtrly shock in Henry. 10:00 e D a SrECIAl: C.. SWt Tllb II Ille Stirs (lhr) Gene Shill! Col NBC's "Todly" show) is Sllown In seltctions from the hundreds ol 1n tervltws he tw done 11Vtr the list •icflt years. Amonc Sllaht's inter· Yim ire R"icll11d Burton, Micler Rooney, Peter Sellers. Bl/rt Reynolds, Stm Martin. Mel Sroov 1nd mOfe ....... • CD a. e sncw..: .,,..,. llllM (lhr) 8arb111 Witters inter fWS Stitt Reynolds, P1u/ Newm1n Ind Clint Ustwood ............ Olllliletetllltliiell e Th INJ i11 Q1tatit11 (C·C) "81lanc1n1 Act" Or Jon1than Miller 1111lym the body's remarhbfe re P1ir repertoire ind shows how 11 is 1 complex srstein of control mecha nrsms deslaned 10 restore 111 lh1nes to thei1 most f1vorable st11e • c.lerffla a lllwlClltci -10:30-.......... a 111t tNr "' Ount• 11:00 • Cl) CD> a> .... ••CD aa ... e Tiit """"9M $41am • Tiit .....,._ Glllll •M·A~·H • • °" ., ..,.. • Tt lllmy: .._. tf t11t CU1tts -11:30- • (I) ID ~ "l.tl "-rte." ~ '9rtralt ti a SW... IW" •a•....,c.t.. e ~ C.. la.a H Chrissie is c.upt In !lie 1111ddlt of the b1ttfe for ,,.., bthlttn v .,. •lid 8tl. • (]) 9 ...... /lletfe: "SetHtt P'111 II" (dra)-Ebony WriPt. Hlrold Sylmter •'-"' ................ • •f-. Tll6tf • "' .... T1llt .... , °" e & C.,.... AIC lllwl ....... 11100 -~., .... ,.Llfl ....... -12:30-IJa •"' ,..,.. .. .... Ill ,.....,. <•r.> ::="· llofltt• Gtamri •· It...:..., .............. 1100 • ... ....... ,, ,.,,... (drl) '1I-"'9r ~. -l:JD-• .... ..., (I,.. .......... .. 1.e.L,.... '-' .:..r '-'°£. ...... ... ,. .... .............. ... ':' (.,.) '14-Ylctw ..... ,.. ""' ..... Wlic:IMf ,.,.., a.oo ................... ff .............. ..... lw•DN•SDAYJ ther1plst who 1dvlus ~· to sina tbeir troubles ltfty. e ...,..: "THiil" (2hrs) (ldv) ·1~-Tllt story ot an 111111i111 ,.,,. tionsllip btlwttn en old W.pherMI ind 1n lrrtsjlOMilllt her c11b. ll£CIMIO J ftf lllltflllfta .i ...... llttilp, plt1M Mt DAYTIME rtocUlllS. ... , ftr ,..r CMllAilltJ, .. 11J1t ., ........ • (J) al Ill IPUMl: ...... "'9'1 Clwllellll (Chr) fn 11111 afli. mated Sl*~I. Pinocchio ls beck in •n txeifift.J CltristflllS 1dwnh1re with hit old friends and e1111111a. IMrTlll( llCMQ ll:tO • ti> " .... !) AIU... Stitl.r(wes) ·1•-Jot111 Wayne. 1z.• • "I.JI• 1t t11t r., .. Cd11J '66-Jean Simmons. • Ill "T .. Ou TUt Cit ,,,,.,.. (1dv) 'S8-H11dy Kruaer. J:OO a . ._ , s.., irl .., Heett" (mus) 'S2-Susen Hayward . J:30 • "Ft11r ... o.r {wes) '69-Sue Lyon. Pernell Roberts. I •v•••• G llttle: "DMtt••" (d11) 'TC (2tws)-Gia Youns. Bndford Dillman . Alter Otiil& involvtd in 1n accident Wllich kills • P'tf.nent wom1n, • childless wife with CSP becomes convuiced 11111 sht is now ••1>Ktin1 a cltifd. . ,. ...... • lllN: "Ttl'rt ... .., ..... (com) '67 (211n)-£1iubttll Hart· man, Gmldine 1'111. A vtr1in1f )'(Mine man must moff out of his parents flome ind 'crow up.' He IOOll becomes involved with 1 disco dancer and a m1n·llalin1 .ctrtss. a ,.... s,.cw <c.c> • f,.. l••,.e:rett. A StlfJ "' a.. ltlltk "Soul" The renowned Stevie Wonder demonstrates the ch11acleristics of aoul music. -1:30- • ""' lw..tt •111t-...r~,.. flf ......... This P<Olflm docu· men ts how a lt1m of American evlt • lion entllusiuts cllalluaed I~• Enllisll Clllnnel In I 70-9011ncl tfl· &ineless 11m11t Ind ldlievtd Ille first h111111n.powertd. lon&·distanct fti1ht in history. •• Dlllct Q.,ytil e:oo 9TIMDNESEm * "MfMllMCMF CNI JOllMIY CASH e 1 Cl) 0 U(Nf.: A ,_.,., c:..11 ~ (lllr) .loll1111y C.. is ;oiflfd by Ju11t Ctrfe1 Cd, ltny Gatlin 111d Ille G1tll11 lrotllm, Jeennt c. Rilty, tllt <Mttt ftlllily Ind Mic l>tviS • eG8Dlff'rlll ... Clll1) "Tilt Acddtftt" Alter Mr, DnlMlllOIMI sufftn •rloa lnjurita ifl 111 .w . dtftt, ArllOld Ind WiNil tty to dQI wftll the poa1my tfllt tllty 111y ~ orpfllns 11li11. • (]) 9 Ill Teal "f1tll111 of !flt Bride'' Alta fttll llM I 11111 out of Wlttt ....,. ... lttHdt Ille .odel Miit of die ,..,_."" ,...,,. of Ills lollc·loll ..,..., lo lfl ........ .......... ............. .............. ,, .. ..., .......... _,..._ ~ ......... . tlwM. w.. .... . ctptlftt .. 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Jm c:a.lr-.... .,. ... -10:30-...... o~ ....... ~ ac- .......... ,. ''ti .. ,... ............ ... ...................... -.. ........ rn.: .. _.. ............ ~ ..... Y!U1.1,1 .... ir.r;1111:' .. It &: (fen;~.:: ...,.. .., k,,.. ... cttttr .-tilllt flft·••.._ t-·~-....... ,.. ... for "' Cllfl ,,._ 111 • •l••l•c rtllr •• r ... , •• ••lay ......... . e 1 PU CUSSICI * •M1C1•wr ..-:SS.-rH ......... -.. " (dn) '39 (211ts)-Bwatu Mlrtclith. loll CMMy It' , ... ,.._, story of tlM f"blf.111lllCIH brvtt. Ltnnit, a11d hts proltctor, Ceorat. wot\in1 o. lllictltory f1rms in Ce11lor~. • Cl) (JI • ...,,, ,.,. ''l'tllo. fleltl" llltrioft's 111.-.. • 1_...,.lii"••'" .. ''---~' · ==~==="~= 11s11 et JtHetton Hit•. but llil rint •tOO ~ ill tOMI IMcolltt$ I llffarious I • Cl) O O • ._. slll11blts wht11 ht I.Hales with the .... ..... OM IM'10ft who t.ollld lltlp UIOOlll e (I) (9 • e ._ Ills 1niYll-tllt FoftL enc Tee-.. • SPICML:..,.,..... ~ I ....-S1 (llw) lleli(iolll . ..,..... .,.. ....... a c...,..,, ..... ..... • SrtCIAl: "c ........ _. C•lt· e J.Z.1 c..tact (c.c} .,..._ .. (2hrs) Ross lbrtin "'"''" ill....._ 11 lrief with pests Carroll O'Connor, Ed tJ -Alntr, Ed Aiits, Mtm Rich, Jan -.:.,.,-Muffay, J"kit "-ha11t 111d TOj)OI. mim•a._. an.....,., .. Cl) ll•A-S•ff • s_, C.: Ti. s.-n.. !'! :.:: ..., ...._. Sammy C.hn Is beck f0t an • ...., ..._ W Wttr tllCOft, sinrina his hits and remlnlSC· e a.M TiMI 1na about his e1reer . ... CMtlS. UC- 11 J.Z·I c..tact -1:30- 7:00 ... ~ .... CJ)....., .. , • """ °"' Ac•ia (l)TldlcO..O • Tiie Jtkr's Wild <II •" Qrlff• •M•A~·H (IJ) Tt Ttl the Trllth • laretta •Ott< U., (C·C) aFHlllJfllld at .,,_lttMlo a Ail11 '9 Tiie MaclW/Ltltm ~ -7:30- .2 MthtTWft (]) KIM DfJs Aclill • 8 Of1111ilyf"'4 ........ • Tiie ....,._ S4111res (I) '911 M1111i11t D feee tht MllSic m All i• the r 11111, 11111211 111•a•s•H 0 lat111y Miiier •D 24 Olt Frlllt tD Tiit Madhll/ultrtr Report OJ Cristiu lau11 JfJ lltwsdtd 8:00 U lOTHSWON • Hall"'''" H'll of Fame T 011i11tt the dlsslc A Tilt of Two Cities D ()) (IJ) Hal1111r• Hall ot h111t: "A r• of Two Cltios" (dra) '80 (Jhrs)-Chris Sirandon. Kenneth More. Peter Cush1na This story • CJ) crl QI) lMrM & Sllltley "Studio City" Ifs li&hts, camm 1nd hillrfOllS action when L1veme ind Sh1'1ey become stuntwomtn 1n Holly· wood and tumble into the arms of a p1ehrslor1c monster on the movie set while tryina lo meet 111111 hurtth1ob, dreamboat film star-Troy Donahue mc.1111111Mtt ID Mi 5-retaril 9:00 8 (]) <II a Thru'1 c...,uy (C-C) "A Croweded Romance" J1ck takes 1 iob u a movable mannequin 1n a store window display, but 1rs hard to tell who's really the dummy when J1net sets the st11e f0t Jack to 1111 for lany's luscious new lovt CJ WITH LOVE SET fllL * s,.coill ...... ,.. ... AIMricl..s "' dnip Host lot Clm11111t11a. D !nCIAl: Wiftl lwt Sit frM (lhr) This proaram 1s hosted by Joseph Campanella and deals wllh the problems ol teenaee drue abuse . • • ,. Crfffitl ~ (8) Tiit ._ la QMstletl (C.C) m <Ill llM (C-C) "MOYine Still" This film hr&hhcMs the utraord1nary work of the u1ly pioneers of pholor· raphy 1n the 1800s m EJ s... • tns ~ -9:30- • CD <II l2ll T• a.. fet C... loft "Que Slra. Sara" The meahna uniform S111 wurs for her new job u a wa111ess is • sensation fOt the rn1le chentele at the 11staurant, but ....... ....... Char• Otckllna knew ~rty w.lt, havfng IMen born Into IL And he kMW the 1tory Of 1 Ith Century Franc• equally w.11, hevlng read and 1tudled Thomae Carly!• .. • "Th• French R4Jyolutlon." He even unde1'9tood the tortur9 of Mff-.. crltlc.- .one of th• gy them .. of A Tale of 1Wo Cltiea-a hi• marriage of 22 v-ars had collapsed around him. prompting a biographer to aay Olckena thought ot hie marriage as "an Iron-barred and 1tone- w•Ued mlaery. ·• It waa With thl• background that Dickens. probabty England'• most popular nOYellst of the 19th Century, published, rn 1859, A Tale of Two Cities. his classic account of the Frerich Revolution. A new film adapt. lion of the novel airs on Hallmark Hall of Fame on CBS, Tunday at SPM . A Tale of Two Cities wa1 clearly his greatest histor- ical novel. It ~s aerlallzed In a weekly review he had started In 1858. ft appeared between April and November, 1859, and was published intact that year. In the 120-plu• years since It first appeared, 14 editions have been printed In Great Britain. It also has been translated Into virtually' every major lan- guage In the world. . A year after publication, a play based on the book opened at the Lyceum Theater in London. Dickens supervised the production and at one time consid- ered playing Sydney Carton. In 1893. Edward Comp- ton produced a played called "Sydney Carton," In which he played the title role, and In 1899, a melo- drama called "The Only Way" was produced. It had numerous revivals and survived well into the cur- rent century. The first fllm liersion of A Taf9 of Two Cities was produced by the Vitagraph Co. In 1911. Six years later. William Farnum starred as Carton In a Wiiiiam Fox StJJdlos production. A third silent version-more accurltely a film production of "The Only Way" -was made In 1925. Ten years later. Ronald Colman and Basil Rathbone starred in David Selznick's screen version. In 1957. it came to the screen again, star- ring Dirk Bogarde as Carton, and Christopher Lee as Evremonde. A Tale of Two Cities stars Chris Sarandon, Peter Cushing, Kenneth More, Barry Morse, Flora Robson, Billie Whitelaw and introduces Alice Krige as Lucie. The Norman Rosemont production in association with Marble Arch Productions was produced by Nor· man Rosemont, written for television by John Gay, and directed by Jim Goddard Sydney Carton (Chris Serandon) iaces the jaws of a Paris guillotine without hesitation as he exchanges his life for Charles Darnay (also Sarandon). Pege11 f' Since Carts Now you can do a week·s shopping without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. == =':!' ••• ~ ....... ......... ,; : :..-.:.:.~..:. ;---, I 1u 1+.-.,... ... •~ftfto: I 1,...,.....111au'•Ull I :P.O. loa1iil0 : mw.1.,11. 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Steve Carlson, Pal Carroll The mis adventures ol a pau of slick dr:lters who. by chance. 11de into the sleepy, broken·down m1n1n1 town of Molybdenum, Colorado. :n the 1890s IBl "Say Ont ftf Me" (mus) '59-Debbte Reynolds, Robert Wainer. 81nr Ciosby. 3:30 D Ill "Muk flf Zor"" (adv) '40-Tyrone Power, l1nd1 lnr nell. Bastl R1thbone, Eusene Pallette. Gale Sondertmd. The Ille ol the masbd marauder whose ni&hlly escapadts te110< 1ze the corrupt Spanish 1over nors of Old Caltlorn:a and cheer tht downtrddden people •v•NINQ TV WEEI<, NOi/EMBER 30. 1980 (I) M•A•S•H 9 lal'lltJ Miller f8 Soull4stl11 fD Tiit Madltll/lthrtr .. I*' ID Cristi111 lau n a llewsdle<l 8:00 u <Ill The w.iu.s D ID 8 &11111 reople rt1y Futures include fiaure skatine com petition amone 11· lo IJ.ym·old e11ls, athlet:c accomphshments of sludents at the Colorado School f0< the Deaf; and disk 1ockey finals B lilewit: "The Ufe 111d Ti.a ol Grin1y Mam" (adv) '74 (2hrs)- Dan Haggerlv. Denver Pyle This story :s full of lhe adventure and col0< ol the Old West and the mtn who chose to take on the wilderness ()) The 8'st1n willt lllbMt 0 srECIAL: Ka!W r-(!fir) A behind the scenes look al lhe Ill· lion's penal syslem and a look al lhe Statev1lle p11son 1n Joftel. 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Y 1111 N tf1l1d !vi<', J 1w11·hour 1ell'fC'.iturC' for NBC . basC'd o n the tum· wh1d1 1•.w, .1 top-c,C'll1ng hit fnr '"untrv muo;ic ~tngl"r Ann<' Murr.iv in 1q7;\ ThC' ~t orv 1, Jg.>tn Jn o nitin.il u111cepl by Anson ,1n1.J C.wrn f1.Jgn1, wht• wrolr thl' tell'pl.>v for fl,,, k''''"' ut thr Wl11tr //,111-1 flwv .>re n'"' h.in.I .it Wtlfk un t hr" ripl Othl'r pr11d111 l11111 P'""1b1ht1l'" tnt ludC' .i 'tkvw11rJ <il'rtl'.,, J fo~• film lJlll'd / urt,/ r•/ llu I 1, 1 ,md <1n11thC't tC'IC'v1smn S('nC!~ fv11J111111 M1m AwJy fmm bf'mg in front of or b1•htnd lhP 1rlrv1s1on ,Jmer.is. W1ll1.im!> spC'nd .. .i lot uf ttmr gliding He bl•caml' f.1'pn.itC'd with thC' .. p,1 rt whclC' filming ~l111.1 .. ml Jnd decided ll.I ,unt..fUC'r h1c, fC'Jr uf 0yin~ by Wtrrlong to ~rt h1., glider p1l~1t ., ltcl'n.,<' Hr .,hJrl'<; the lovl' of th•' darrdev1I sport with othC'r .. t.H'> SUlh J<, lohn nrnver, Paul W11f1ams .and (hri.,tophC'r Reeve<. 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FRIDAY (Continu9d) Creaturt 0 ill 1U SPECIAL: ~spe1'1 first Cltristmas (R) Casper s Ch11stmas evt. spent al home warlln& 101 Santa Claus 1s shattered by Ha11y Sorey who resorts to devilish 111cks when some t11ends gather tor a Ptr1Y O Moottr: "Tltt G11uly and t11e Tre.sure" (adv) 74 (lhrs) Dan Hauerly Oen•tr Pvte Jhe story of a lathe• s obsessrvt surth fo1 &old rn the Alukan Klondike ot the 1890 s U .l1 ®! lt SPECIAL: Battle of the llttwork Su rs (2h•s) 1 .. enty lour oerlormers l1om 4BC. CBS and NBC display the11 talenls and tndurance 1n hod to head athletic tompehtion O Movie: "ll11ht fli11tt from Mts- CO'll" (dra) 73 (2hrs) Yul B1ynne1 . Henry Fonda A lop Soviet oll1c11I defects lo the US and then allempls 10 1mpl1cate government otf1cials m Western Europe ot bein& part of Soviet 1ntell1&ente m PM M11azint Ii) Mwit: 11!1 "The ust Timt I Saw ArcMe" (com) '61 (2hrs) Robert Mitchum. lack Webb The nrfarrous e 1perrences of two Air I orce ~uddres who manaae to !lave fun trom the time of lhttr 1nducllon until lheu releast 124 The Lon1 Starch fD Wn!lrnfton Wttk rn lltvttw -8:30- D '21! (II' SPECIAL: A hm1l7 Cir· cus Christmas This sotcial features the comK: panel family Billy, Dolly leftry little PJ Mommy and Daddy and even lhe animals 1n the house hold and evolves aiound lellys re quesl thal Santa Claus b11n1 his cranddad down from Huvtn 101 the Chrrstmas holiday. GI 1111111 Wet' fD Wiii $trttt w..- 11) El Show dt Edliardo II IJJ) Sacramtnlo Wffk in llnltw 9:00 O . llll Tiit Ovles of Haa1!11 Boss Hou's 1ood !win shows up lo ciarm his share of the11 aunt's 1nhe11 lance. but mean Boss Iona 110 had ~ad his brother decl11ed le1ally deceased. To thwart lhe sudden appea11nce of his lone lost twin. Boss pulls out his usuel b•& of dirty tricks to 111n the upper, and proht •ble hand. but lhe Ouh s ire on the aide of the aood Hou brothtr 1nd art 1ust as determrned ""' rl&hl sltall lrrumph. a o a sncw.: 1.u rrw1 <R) (\hr) Buddy Ha<kett ttlh the s1ory of Jack Frost ln this 1n11Mttd muslUI, employina 'An1m11ic· d1mens1on1I it09·motion photocraf)lly . .....,~ .. os,.u--. • 1'at'a A·Pttlltf flus PIOllllll p1ttenta 1 Bewtrly Hills upbut ,.u croup-whose members 1ncludt Geoff• S..11, Conrfd l1111s, Allen Goodmln, 8111 8orte. Arnofd Aow. 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OC-f!~ .... &~rtfhta -5:30-(1)"'.," ~ ...... <9 ..._ '1'lle T•" (lllJS) 74-• Ott Wilfia•. Eddrt Mttt 0Dill!J"""'""' D SP'fCW.: Tiit Hlllltillrton l'llrl Cllrist111s P'111de (appro1. 2hrs) Bill Burrud and Meredith Macl:fae host the JJrd Annual Chnstmu lane Pa r~ from Hun11ncton Par!.. Caht Cllf U.ttKe Well Show II) Mofle: "C.114" (dra) ·50 (2hrs)-£1eanor Par"e' A youni 111· nocenl 111f, involved 1n a holdup, rs sent lo 1 women's stale p11son and btlort Ion& she becomes an tmbtl lered. cynrul .woman (8) Fr1111 l•mps1rHI (C-C) m Oiredtd lly 1•11 rord lhrs pro ar~m features mov1emahr John ford. wllh chps from hrs hims QI) s..lust The11py m fltbrt a r.-inas! -6:30-8 D Cl) aJ) News l111MY Miller D Mary Tyler Moore 0 Mr. Kru111's Christmas (8) Socur, MIN ill Gtr1111ny f2I) YOllr Gold111 E111pirt O Ml&k of Oif P'linlina 7:00 B fn Stmh Of • . . 'Laugh Therapy" (]) Cl) Tiit ... ,,., Show .. 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G P'"*/SPO«TS: ltsMtNI The Los An1eles llkers vs. lhe Golden Stale Warnors. 0 Ollce UfllOll t Cllaic (C-C) e Jell11 ftrftrlutst-11•• Yo1• EahiMtloll ., loll111 vampire ancestry rtv1lahzes tis vam p11e prllctrces by chain reaclton 9 SAiak P'rniews 9:00 U The Ocldtst Cop Couple * "frHbie & The ltall" O l CJ) Cl]l P'llEMfEIE: Frtt~ie and tllt llelt" Freebie and lhe Sean are set lo collar a sleazy real estate promoter when the Bean. an •P stand1n2 ma111ed man.1th c:av&lll rn the seductive cfutchu of ont of the promoter's blackm11hne. ·utes u s1slanls • HeC101 Ehzondo and Tom Mason slar D @ all Mowie: ''S.111i.Tou1h" (com) ·77 (211rs)-Burt Ronolds, Kus K11slofferson, Jtll Clayburall Tiie story ol a couple ol pro lootball players and therr rrvalry for the alfec lion of the none too·sucessful dau&h· ler of the super palrioltc tycoon who owns the club IJ CD m» 31 The LM ... , (C..Cl Isaac's acl of kindness batkhres when his sfaae·slruck aunt and her husband board Isabel ~nford and M'I Ste•art auest, two sets of par enl1, th• Cum mines and the Clarks. try lo spark a romance with lhe11 respechve children f arley Granaei . Joan lonna. Troy Oon1hue. Terry Moote. Mehssa Sue Anderson 1nd Lorenzo lamu auest. and an unwed mother's 1nf1nl son has an unus~I way of &1v1n& hrs apprO'lal to ava~ able men. Susan Howard autils ..... , .... .... 0 ..... It tM lljl9 fD Y'~flCSI (C-C) "Here Km1 Huofd Is Killed" ~ tn1na1e of competrna ambitions marks Ille end ol the Vikrna aee. as three men ro lo batlfe in 1066 -9:30- fm C..-(C-C) (R) II) c..tldo 8 frllll l11111'9trHI fO:OO a CD II) NEMllft: S«fta ti Mldll11d H1l1lltt This conllnulna story takes piece In • sm1ll, colleae town stiff f1r&elr, CQntroll1d by its foun0t11-lhe M1llln1tons. ...... 8 Cl) C8 fllltll9 11111111 In "Tiie Snowbird," a 'nstture youna min 1alns tht confi nee he needs to coutt • utiful t ze attist. Doua Ba" Ind Martin (~: alld !ft "fmisible 1n," • rKtnlly tn111td woman beco!M• Invisible in Ofcltr to clltck out hr fia11ce'1 c 0 -' • • c -' c TV WEEK, NO\ll:MBER 30, t880 f1dehl~-w1th amazina results. Elaine JoYct and Otek Gautier 1uest. 9 C.... 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Guitu with um Weber -1:30-u (f2) 30 Minutes 8 f·Troot1 D A*tt I Costello m0cu11us D lecin11in1 P'i1110 2:00 U KidsWorld e Ewerywf111e U SPECIAL: Toys for Tots (Jhrs) Loni Anderson , lauy W1lcoK and Johnny Granl cohosl this telethon ol &alhe11ne toys lo be dtSlrtbuted to needy children at Ch11stmas Allllott & Costello m Outer limits Clll Jt11r11ty to Mwnture a> Mowle: "Hero's Island" (dra) '62-Neville Brend. lames Mason fD Giiien T11: Wie Gthts (fj) lntroch1ein1 Biolon -2:30-u Interlace W•'•r• • full Mrvtce brotlereee ttr. ...._ • reduced CIOflWlllMloft ICMdule 144 Avenlda Del Mar 4fl.IOJO OWAY...-.Amt~ • KING Oii T .. G"SllS • STAI TlmC: • AU. TI4A T J.AD T .. 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Celebrities scheduled to .appeu are Marvin f.'.aplan; Scatman Cro thers; Andy Russell; Brian Patrick Clark; Eddie MekkA; Christine Lund; George Put- nam; Muy McDonough; Boomer, TV's Doit Fred, the Cockdttoo; Lee Anthony; Bert Re msen; Coleen Gray; Les Tremayn~: Greg Mulvaney: Shiela M.icR.ae; Trish Stewart; Susan O'Manlon; Jay Johnstone; LA Dodgers; and Richard Sanders, Gordon Jump, Tim Reid and Frank Bonner from the WKRP 111 Ci11ci1111iali series. The p.irade will be opened by the prestigious U.S. Marine Corps. mounted Palomino Posse from El Torre. This is the 20th year the Huntington Park Christ- mas Puade has been televlsed. The first telecast was on KHJ in 1960. Over 250,000 people .anNJally line the streets of the two and a half mile p.uade route and a larger turnout is expected this ~ar. TELETEXT TEST IN LA The C BS/Broadcast G roup, CBS Owned KNXT (Channel 2), Los Angeles, PBS stat,ion KCET (Channel 23) •nd the Caption Center of PBS's ~GBH in Boston have announced plans lo participate in a unique pro- gram/audience test of teletext in Los Angeles. Teletext Is a generic term for systems that transmit words .tnd graphics to the home viewer by means of signals transmitted simultaneously with the normal tele- vision picture. By use of a television receiver equipped with the necessary decoding circuitry, the home viewer has access to an electronic "magazine," and can select from hundreds of "pages" of information being t<ans- mitted by the teletext system-p~es for news, sports, stock quotation~. weather reports. progr<1m schedules, classified .idvertising. etc In addition, teletext can provide captioning for the hearing-1mpc1ired. To prepare for the test, teletext broadc.ist equipment will br 1nst<1lled and oprrating personnel will be trainrd beginning in January t 981 Actual on-air teletext bro.id- casting will beg10 in Apnl 1981 when specially equipped television sets will be located in public areas whrre viewers will be .ible to set' .ind use the system Actu.il in- home use will follow, with KNXT explonng the commer- cial applications and c.splloning while KCET explores ways to enh.ince the traditional public television pro· gramming service The KNXT tt>letext m.1g,mne may include loc.il and national news. ~ports, wc.1thcr reports. financial informa- tion, consumer tip~. dassified .idvcrtising, local tie-ins to· national ads, entertainment listings, traffic conditions .ind captioring for the hc.tring-impaired. KClT will be rxpenmenting with d vuiety of magc1- z1nes of both an inform.itional and educc1tionc1l nature, that will be utilized in the home, in schools, and in a .... number of other institutions. Tht>se magazines will provide such information .is culturc1I events listings. quizzes and g.imes for children, a guide to KCET's broadcast schl'dult' ,ind a wide ra nge o f educ.t· tional material. The Caption C.entcr o( WC,B H will prepare captions for selected CBS progrc1ms. Be~inning in April 1981, these captioned programs will be broadcast over KNXT. The Caption CentN h.ib been t·aptioning television pro· grams for almost ten years. I\ Los Angelt"• office of the WGBH Caption Center will be opened in e.irly 198 1. Telediffusion de France 1s lending Antiope teletext equipment costing more than one million dollars fo r the Los Angeles tl'sts. This includes the special p.ige gen- l'r.iting equipment c1nd its patented tran!>miss1on system, Oidon. Pege1t