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SUNDAY . S EPTEMBER 6. 1981 ORANGE C OUN TY. CALIFORNIA • SO CENTS
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Housing developments. traffic. recreational boat mg -ev~ protected birds -spoil Newport Bay water quality
Blast kills
Iran official
Fourth slain in week
BEIRUT. Lebanon 1AP 1
I ran ·s ~cn e ral rcvolut1onar.>
1>rosecutor was assass1nJtC'd in
his Tehran offict• Saturday by a
firebomb explosion so 1>0werful
11 kno('ked the balcon.> oH the
building, officials said lie was
the fourth st•n1 o r off1 tial 1n
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's
n·gimc slain in a week
Tehran Radio <J lso said & gun
man was wounded in a shootout
in front of Iran's p<Jrllament.
and a s 1><>kl's man for tht• Iranian
Begin
to meet
Reagan
W/\SllfNGTON 1/\P J
l .!.r at•l1 Prim e !'Yf1 n1ster
Mcnachem Begin will try t1J rt•
pair his U.S. image, while argu
ing his case against soph1st1c<.1l·
cd armaments for Saudi Arabia
during a v1s1t to the l:nited
States this week.
Hegin will go lo '.'Jew York to
clay, then travel lo W<Jsh ington
Tues day for meetings with
President Reagan on Wedncs
day and Thursd;iy, the first ever
bet ween l he l" o leaders
"We hope there will be some
chemistry between them . It will
help resolve some of their
problems 1f lht•re is ... said an
lsreali Em bass) official, who did
not w;mt to be identified.
In addition lo the Saudi arms
('Ontrover~~. those problems 1n
r I udc pl ans for renew a I of the
P a lestinian aut nn omy talks
be tv.el'n Is rael a nd E gypt.
Syrian missiles in Lebanon that
Is rael wan t s removed and
Is rael's use of U.S supplied
weapons for m1hlary opt•rations
.outside its borders.
Senior U.S. officials are known
lo beli eve there mu st he
progress toward Pales tlnrnn
autonomy by next April. the date
for lsniel's final withdraw;il
from the Sinai Peninsula If pro
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rcv11lutt0ndl'\' pol1n· command
..,JIU .in tn\ t''' 1gat111n tnto a sus ..
Pl'l'll'<l t·ouµ pl11l \\as under w;iy
'l'lw uffi t·1al ncv.s ag1·nt'y Pars
s<.1 1d the 1evolut1on<Jr} pros
l'l'Utor. ll o;atult·slam Alt
Quduss1. di ed 1n Tehr;in's
Mart yn. l h1sp1l<JI ~I~ hours aft er
hl· \\a... ru-.ht·d th1·n· from hi~
homht·ll out 11ff11't' Tehran
Hac1w ..,a1cl (Joduss1 s fun<"ral
w1wld he th1.., morning
A s1JC1kl•sm<11l for the hospital.
rc<Jt·hed b~ lt•lephone from The
i\sso1·1a tl·d Press office in
Ht•1rut . ..,;ml Qoduss1 '-, legs were
burrh:cl, 'hut he d1t•d from brain
d;imag<· hl' s ufft•red .. 1n the
bl:.ist Thl' -.pokesman dt:dined
lo ht• lldmt•d
T h 1 • t• ' JI I o s 1 o n r o c k e d
() o d us s 1 ... off ll' c n t• a r no rt h
T1•h1 an.., ()a-.r pri..,on a l 8 40
am II Ill pm l'l>T Frida}
Tt•hran racl10. mon1tort'C1 1n
Rt·11·11t. <.aid lhl' bomb ;ippt•a red
to h:ne bt·t·n pl.int1·d 1n the
lthra1' room d 1n·c·tl\ belo"'
(jod11ss1 s sreond fl our offtee
Tht• ht oadl'asl sat<I th1• bla~t tn
jured a nolht•r man .1t the pros·
l'l'Ulor !'> ofrtt·1·
FV golfer
in finals
Arian L1ndlev of Fountain
Valley mnH'CI in.tu the fin;ils of
the l 's i\mal('Ur c;ntf Cham-
p1onsh1ps Saturda} al the San
Franl't!H'O 01) mptc Cours e
w h l' r <-· h <' · II face :":at h a n 1 e I
Cro ... b.> . ..,on of the late Bing
Crosb:. to<l.i\. for lhl' Lille
I. 1 n d I<·' Jn il l' r o s p,. c ._. __
cn~ineer tn llunttni;cton Bl•ath.
d d l' :.i t c· d f 11 rm er P G A pro
fl>s!>tOnal Hob Le\\ 1s. Jr , 3·and-2
Saturday t<i advuncc to ludav's
fin;il 1 For dt•1.11ls. '.>Ct· Page Al 1
Crosb.\. 19, 1s a ..,t udent at the
l 'n1vt•rsit~ nf Miami and no"' the
chairman of thC' annual Hing
Cro-.ll\ Pro am in Pt•hhle 81•:1<·h
Both ht• ;incl Lindlt•y rece1\l'd
autom<ilit· 1nvitat1ons lo n<.'xt
~·ear·.., !\l ash-rs tournament after
ad\ ancing to thl' ... cm1finals
Polluted> bay wa~er~ flunk state tests
By ST EVE MARBLE
Of .... Dally l'llee '"'" The chromic acid solution 1s so
harsh it c hips and p its the
glasses of one of the men ladling
the liquid into a storm drain in
Santa Ana By 4 a .m. the men
have poured 55 gallons into the
waterway whi ch s pills into the
San Diego Creek less than a
mile away.
From there it's a straight shot
to the Upper Newport Bay
Cornered by a Santa _J.na
policeman, the men admit their
illegal dumping practice is part
of a regular routine. Their boss .
has given them only one order
do the dumping at night
Water quality ;iuthoritics. who
cited Newport Hydrohc last July
for the dumping, s ay they have
no way of knowin~ hRw often
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such midnight episodes occur.
They say it's only luck that
leads to illegal dumping c1ta·
lions and that it's anyone's
guess what effect the toxic II·
quid has on the bay.
Bv tt!:.elf. the chromic acid is
d a rigcrous stuff caustic
enough to etch steel and burn
flesh But once it hits the bay
where 1t meets up with lead and
zinc and animal waste. it's un-
certain what happens
In this case. the attorney
general intends lo go after the
firm and seek a fine. But,
authorit ies s ay, a fine doesn't
undo the damage.
The truth is. the Upp er
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Newport Bay has a great deal
working agains t it. The oc-
casional illegal dumping is just
the tip of the iceberg.
Newport Bay both upper
and lower is in trouble Some
people say it's dying.
The bay's upper wate rs are
contaminated to the point that
half of it has been closed to
s wimming for seven years.
All of the upper bay. from the
Pacific Coast Highway Bridge
on. has been off Ii mi ts to
she llfish collecting for three
years.
And there is evidence that
areas outside the off-limit zone
som eti mes ho ld potential
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Bay politics m11rky too
Plethora of. agencies handles water quality issues
It's been suggested more than
once that the Newport Bay's
s ingle worst problem is a bad
case of too many cooks in the
kitc hen.
Not many months ago. a group
o f homeown e r s from the
waterfront neigh borhood of
Dove r Shores agreed they
wished to clean the mud and
sand out of the waterways in
front of their homes.
They quickly found out they
had to obtain permission from
the City of Newport Beach.
Orange County government. the
Army Corps of Engineers. the
U.S. Department of Fish and
Wildlife. the state Department
of Fish and Gam e and the Santa
Ana Regional Water Quality
Control Board.
The group gave up a nd the silt
remains, buckling docks and
making boating difficult.
All of t hese agencies have
some say about the quality of
the bay's water. However. most
or the actual testing is done by
the water quality board, Fis h
and Game and two county agen-
cies -Environmental Manage-
m e n t and Environmental
Health.
Over the years , Fish and
Game has conducted a number
of tests in Newport Bay and is
considering bringing in its so-
c ailed Mussel Watch program
wher e shellfi sh are collected and
their contents analyzed for
chemicals and other pollutants.
The county EMA conducts
tests at nine stations in the bay
and waterways to determine
w h at che m icals a nd h eavy
metals are entering the system.
The department has been doing
this since 1973.
Environmental Health also
conducts tests in the bay at 28
different stations . These tests
determine whether bacteri~ Is
entering tbe bay.
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The water quality board also
runs tests in the bay. but most
often in relation to specific com-
p laints. Complaints, they say,
run the gambit from illegal
dumping episodes to boatyards
that sweep paint chips into the
water.
Observes one bay watcher.
UCI professor Peter Dixon. "We
get a lot of data, but there's little
agreement on what it all
means."
A common complaint from
non-experts is -do these agen-
cies talk with each other ? Do
t hey know what the other guy ls
d oing?
If one asks the officials at the
various agencies. the answer is
yes. But some people, citing the
lack of progress in cleaning up
t he bay, wonder.
"The politics of the Newport
Bay," offers Dr. Dixon, "are
murkier tl)an the bay ltselt."
hazards for swimmers
The Newport Dunes Aquatic
' Park . for instance. was 1n
violation of acceptable state
water standards eight out of 12
months in 1979 and has exceeded
the standards four limes this
year. most recently in June.
Yet county offtc1als never
, closf'd the public park. Nor did
they post warnings to swim ·
mcrs. though they admit there is
··a sbght chance"' that bathers
could have been taking a risk.
In fact, county s upervis ors
have approved a plan for ex~
panding the Dunes park with a
low-rise hotel , retail shops and
an expanded m arina The plan
hasn't been approved by state
coastal commissioners.
The Dunes is not the only area
in the bay that has been cited for
exceeding acceptable water
quahty limits. Last December,
for instance. waters off North
Star Beach. Balboa Is land at
Ru by Street and the Bal boa
Peninsula at 43rd and 33rd
streets were judged to be un-
safe That was after a storm.
Orange County environmental
health officials stress that there
is no evidence that high readings
at the .. Dunes or other problem
spots have anything to do with
the contaminated water in the
off-limit zone .
Further, they Say. it doesn't
mean the condition of the bay is
worsening.
But it doesn't m ean the bay is
improving either. There are
som e people who no.longer trust
the upper waters or even the
lower bay.
One Newport homeowner,
G .L. Cardenas, has asked that
the city close off the entire bay
to swimming. He contends that
·chemical runoff into the bay Is
forming a lethal mixture that
spells danger to humans.
The bay Is a natural dumplng
ground fo r a lo n g lis t of
chemicals that get swept Into
the water from roads, storm
drains and farm lands.
Au,tihoritles say they don't
know what. ~azards thlngs like
le ad and zinc present They sa y
it's still too early to tell
They do know it's silt that's
harming the upper bay chang-
ing 1t a nd choking it. But others
who have been keeping their
eyes on the bay say they don't
need biologists or chemists to
tell them what's happening.
"The bay has clearly gone
downhill." says Chuck Green·
ing, a Newport bay birdwatcher
ON THE INSIDE
GOTTA GO? -Farewell
parties for a Harbor Area
journalist have been s uch fun
sh e may decide to stay Find out
the reason for her leaving in
Nora's column on Page A4.
TASTERS' CHOICE Trader
Joe's ideal c ustomers a r e
"starving Ph.D. students." They
and others who appreciate good
wines. breads and cheese but
are short on finances are the
of 25 year:. and thl' first pres1-
dt•nt of thl• l'll\ 1ronmcntalh ·
inclined Fril'nds of the :'\lewi><)rt
Ha\'
: The place "here they
w<Jl<•rskt<'d up there 1s only a
mud fl at al Ill\\ tide now ... says
Ir rt•t•ntnJ! and t ht' uppt•rmosl
island 1sn t <tn island an~ more
Y ou 1·an w;1lk to 11 now 1f you
rl on· 1 m 11111 g 1..' It 1 n g a I 1 t l I e
muddy ·
Tht• loµ n•aehc'" of the bay.
part1rul:.1rl~ aroun<i the Jam·
hon•t• Hoa cl hrtdf,!e rt'S<'m bl cs a
dei.ert mort· than an~ thing elst•
An old hoating speed ltm1t
sign left O\'l'r from thl' 1960s nnw
st<1 nds 1n ;;1 ft•" lnl'ht•s of "atcr
And a count\ test !.lat1on for
bacteria c·m1nt s ha-. been aban·
dom•d beeausc lcehrlll'tans could
no longer n•ach the wc1ter
Watt•r 4ualtt~ experts say the
~i ll has choked the bay to the
point whert• ticlal act ion no
lon~C'r docs what 11 should
pus h the pollutantl> a nd contami-
nants out to sea . Tidal action.
the one natural thing that helps
c lean the bay, is the key l<Tlhe
bay's future.
Om.' of tht• most dangerous
potl'ntials. ...ay the rxperts. is
Lhal the sill will clog the bay's
waterways. resulting in pollu·
tants being discharged lowe r
a nd lower an the bay
What this means 1s that the
c h('m1cals and a nimal waste
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' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 6, 1981
In our comfort and
convenience-oriented
times what physical labor
do you find rewarding?
By JEFF PARKE R
Of .... o.lly l'iltl! ii.ft
Mary Swanson,
Costa Mesa, a rtist :
"I l ike to paint. And I also don't
mind doing dishes because people
leave me alone -they're always
afraid you'll ask them to help."
Vicki Angel
New York, da ncer :
"Knitting. I like that because it's
sedentary but productive at the same
time. You get a feeling of ac-
complishment when you can wear
what you've made."
Bob Isenhart,
Orange, researcher:
"I build fu rniture. You get a nice
feeling having your own products
around you. It makes the environ-
ment part of you. The hard part Is
having to sell something once you
build it."
Steve E iieen
Sydney, Australi a :
"I like working on cars. I'm a
mechanic, so that's my business too,
but I really look on it as a hobby. I
, enjoy the work."
Camille Stancin
Huntington Beach, clerk:
"I like to cook, even t hough I'm not
that good at it. I'm a Christian and
the Bible says w ives are supposed to
please their husbands and my
husband really appreciates it when I
cook for him."
D. Allen Harris,
Montc lair, business agent:
"Just being able to get out and
away from all this is enjoyable labor
for me. It's too fast here. The act of
traveling out and getting away is a
' joy."
Ma ry French
Huntington Beach, se cretary:
"I like to type. That's what I do for
a living, and I like it. There's alw ays
a challenge to go faster and be m ore
accurate. And ther e's a feeling of ac-
complishment when you can hold up
a good job and say t hat you did It."
Ma rgeret Wells
Costa M~, box girt:
"I like working. In my job you r un
around a lot, getting the carts in the
parking lot and bringing them into
the store. I like the movement, the
hustle. Getting price checks is fun,
it's active."
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Defense funds cuts clash told
WASHINGTON (AP> -A
Pentagon report on possible cuts
In defense •pending intended for
President aeugun was held up
Saturday by Whllt: House wde11
who reportedly were displeased
by military resistance to de
munc.b for a tighter budget.
Wh ite House deputy press
secretary Larry Speakes said
Re agan 'I' top aides didn't
forward the Defense Depart-
ment's latest list or options to
the president as scheduled
because they wanted more de-
tails from the Pentagon on the
impact or poss Ible spending
cuts.
But another aide said private-
ly the White House had asked
the Pentagon for recommenda-
tions of possible cuts and re·
ceived instead "a damage as-
sessment" designed to show that
any serious s pending limits
would cripple the nation's ability
to fight a war.
Speakes denied that Reagan
himself was diss atisfied by
Defense Secretary Caspar W.
Weinberger's spirited public de-
fense of his growing budget.
Asked if Reagan was upset by the obvious dispute iomg on
between Weinberger and Budget
Director David Stockman over
the need to cut defense spendJni
as well a.s other government pro·
grama, Speakes said: "This Is
the kind or d1scus&ion and de·
b1&te the president wants within
lhe cabinet."
However, Speakes, who s aid
on Friday th1tt Reagan would
study the proposed defense cuu
over the weekend, told reporters
S1tturday the president would
s pend the weekend reading up
on Middle Eastern affairs in
preparation for his visit this
week from Prime Minister
Menachem Begin of Israel.
Speakes said the latest de·
fense proposals were "still being
considered at the staff level"
and won't go to the president
before Monday. Reagan, who is
seeking a $20 billion to $30 billion
reduction in defense spending as
part or his drive to balance the •
budget in 1984, plans to meet
later in the week with Wein·
berger and Stockman.
Most of Reagan 's day Monday .
will be taken up by a Labor Day
trip to New York to present a
symboli c check lo Mayor
Edward Koch representing the
federal government's parijci~a·
lion in construction ol the
Westway superhighway to be
built along the Hudson River
Soviets maneuver
east of Poland
MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet
Union announced Saturday that
"nearly 100 ,000'' troops and
navy personnel are involved in
land and sea maneuvers in the
Byelorussian and Baltic regions.
The official news agency Tass
reported "a total strength of
nearly 100,000" are involved in
the nine days of ~ar games that
s tarted Friday, the eve of
Solidarity labor federation's
first Congress in Poland.
Unde r the 1975 Helsinki agree-
ment, the Warsaw Pact and
NATO agreed to give advance
notification of any exercise ex·
ceeding 25,000 troops, specifying
the size, length and purpose of
the maneuver.
The U .S. State Department
s aid it assumed the war games
involved more than 25,0QO troops
.s ince the Soviets announced the
maneuvers in advance. but
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gress isn't achieved, a new ap-
p roac h probably will be
necessary they believe.
Begin's image suffered a
black eye in Was hington after he
dispa t c hed U .S .·supplied
warplanes to bomb an Iraqi
nuclear reactor in June and a
Palestinian section of Beirut in
July As many as 300 persons.
mostly civilians. were killed in
the Beirut raid. •
The adminislr ittion showed its
displeasure by suspending de·
livery of 16 JCt aircraft for a six·
Wt!ek period
But U.S officials have made
c lear they consider the slate
clean on those incidents, and
they say the emphas is during
the Begin visit will be on the
s trong ties between the two
countries
.. We obviously will be reaf-
firming the special relationship
t hat exists between the two
countries and reaffirming in this
context our commitment lo
Is rael's security and well-
being.·· senior administration of-
ficials who did not want to be
identified told reporters Friday.
without specifying the number or troops.
Commanders, staffs, units and
ships have "'joined in intensive
combat training,.. Tass said.
··Acting in conditions that are
close to maximum combat con-
ditions, they are perfecting the.ir
knowledge and skills, coordinat-
ing and cooperating in various
types of fighting on land, in the
air and at sea."
Tass reported that the ex·
ercise is named "Zapad-81."
Zapad is the Russian word for
west.
A Soviet military newspaper
disclosed Saturday that Russian
soldiers stationed ins ide Poland
have been told to be ready to re·
buff" anti·socialisl forces.''
Man killed,
3 injured
in PCH crash
One man was killed a nd three
others badly injured in cri traffic
accident Saturday nig ht on
Pacific Coast Highway, on the
part dubbed "Blood Alley" by
Huntington Beach police
The unidentified passenger of
a westbound vehicle which re·
portedly drifted over the center
and smashed head·on into an
eastbound vehicle was killed.
The dri ve r . Rex Steven
Reynolds, 24 , of Huntington
Beach, suffered severe head in
juries and was described in ex·
tremely critical condition at
Fountain Valley Community
llospital. police said.
Reynolds has been charged
with felony drunk driving and
vehicular manslaught64', police
s aid.
The driver and passenger of
the struck. car. Scott Anthony
Lowry, 32. and Adam Lowry, 15.
both of Huntington Beach, were
also rushed to the hos pital's
trauma center with injuries.
The accident occurred al
about 7:40 p.m. between Beach
BouJevard and Ne wland. police
said
from midtown lo lht• lll) or tower
Manhattan.
Speakes s aid Rea~an would
divid~ his attention this week
bet ween the Begin nwchn"s on
Wl·dncbday and Thursday, 1tnd
I ht• t.•conom1c s ituation, which
has ~ fu r ra1h:d to follow th(
p1 Nlict1om1 of <Admlnlstratior
economist~
SoCal Gas seeks
big rate increase
LOS ANGELES CAP > 'fhe
Southern California Gas Co. has
asked the state Public Utilities
Commission for a $790 milUon
rate increase -the biggest the
utility has ever proposed
The gas company said the in-
crease would add about $5.75 to
a typical customer's monthly
bill. It said the hike would
amount to an average 17 percent
for the company's 3. 7 million
res idential customers and 19
pe rcent for its 100,000 com-
mercial users.
If approve d . the increase
would be effective Oct. 1 and
would mark the third lime this
year the gas company has in·
creased its rates.
The rate hike request reflects
the tugher cost of gas to the
company, and the cost of new
s upplies "which a re more ex-
pensive than our average cos't of
gas," Jonel Hill, a gas company
vice president, said.
A company spokesman said
that on Oct. l, the utility's Jwo
biggest s uppliers , El Paso.
Natura l Ga s Co . and
Transwestern Pipeline Co., will
raise the prices they charge the
company for natural gas.
Better smileage
Student de ntist see ks t r aveler
By GLE~N SCOTT
Of tlW o.lty Pli.. Staff
There·s a prospective dentist in Orange County
who ts searching tor four people with JUSt the right
kinds of c avities Whe n s he finds them. s he·s laking
them on a five-day. a ll·cxpenses ·paid trip t o San
Francisco
YenO\ Kennedv was a dentist in her native In·
d o n esia . before s he cam e With her hu s band.
Jensen Kenned y. to the IJ S three years ago. They
settled in Yorba Linda. and s he has been taking re-
quired cours es a nd examinations s ince then to
qualify for her dental license here.
One of ht•r final tests 1s a clinical examination in
San Fra nci5co in which s he is required to fill two
c·avities one bet ween two teeth and the other on
o ne tooth right a t the gum
Trouble is. she not only has to fill the cavities.
s h e has to supply them
Hus b a nd Jensen s aid they are sc<1rchmg for four
people . two with each type of cavity. who are willing
to ride up in thl'ir ,.,rn on Sept 30 and return Oct. 4.
In cxchangt· for the ('c1v1tics. the Kennedys are
offering to µti~· for u mote l room and meals during
t he trip. Thcy·11 also provide som e financial com ·
pensation and l'ven some monev to ··took around ..
tire cit\', J ensen s uid
The onl\' drawback is the ('a\'11 \ ha~ to be a win-
ner . ll has io b~ enough to :-.ee ·and it s got to be
in what Jensen calle'd.a ··virgin .. tooth
The cavitv·carriers must be at least 18 \'e<1rs old
and they m1is t be 1n good phys ical condition. he
a dded
'.\:ow. 1f ~ ou can meet all those r equirem ents and
you·\·e got a ca\'il~· just aching f~r a trip to San
Francisco. call the Kennl'd ys in the e\·enmg al
970-5758
Just lht!-> one time thl'y·11 forgive you for not tak-
ing better care of your teeth
Laguna burglary suspects held
Pair nabbed after hunt below A r ch B each Heights
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By STEVE MITCHl';LL
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Laguna Beach police nabbed
two burglary suspects hiding in
a chapar ral choked canyon
below the Arrh Beach Heights
community Saturday arter a
two·hour hunt for them .
dozens of Arch Beach Heights
residents out on their seaview
porches and on the street shortly
after 9 a.m.
Police said the pair removed
louvered windows from the
home of Alfred G. Carter. on La
Mirada Street and were about to
enter when an occupant of the
house called police
Arrest ed and booked on
charges of attempted burglary
were Steven rred Johnson. 21.
and John AJlen Massey. 18. both
of Willits. They were taken to
Orange County J ail with bail set
at $10,000 each.
Moments later an officer ar·
rived at the hilltop house and
s potted the two men running
down into the thick underbrush
below Lhe community.
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sistance and began pursuit. He
was joined by four other of
ficcrs, who converged on the
hillside from La Mirada Street
and from Diamond Street below.
The Newport Beach police
helicopter crew was called in to
he lp locate the pair and with a
megaphone demanded the two
m en give themselves up.
While the five uniformed of-
fi cers combed the rugged can·
yon, other officers. equipped
with bino c ulars and
microphones, directed them
from the two perimeters of the
search area.
Huntington
S&Lrobhed
Huntington Beach police are
seeking a male suspect in the
robbery Saturday morning of a
Home Federal Savings branch.
Police said the suspect en·
tered the bank branch at Bolsa
and Goldenwest Street at about
11 :50 a .m .. "simulat~d" a gun
and escaped on root with
between $600 and $1,000 In cash.
The suspect was described as
about 6 feel, 4 inches tall, 195
pounds, with shoulder-len1th
brown hair combed j ack .
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Orangu Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Seplornber 6, 1981
Newport Dunes Aquatzc Park was in violation of ucceptable state water standards dunng eight of 12 months in 1979.
From Page A1
BAY WILL BE CHOKE D IF NO ACTION TAKEN • • •
th at no\\ pollutes the upper bay
will eventually be forced down
th e bay, toward the homes and
m arinas a nd swimming spots.
"Unless something is done ...
suggests Or. Pete r Dixon. a UCI
b iology professor. "ther e just
won't be any bay left · ·
To a person. the water quaht)
experts agree They say, that
u n les!) s omething is done to
dredge out the s ilt and to keep 1t
from flowing 10{0 the water. the
bay will turn into a meadow or a
la rge unattractive salt marsh
There is a plan to dredgt' some
s ill from the bay and to install
c a tch basing in n ear by -San
Diego Creek.
But there appears to be no
clear answt'rs on how safe the
bay is for swimmers or whethe r
persons are now swimming and
boating 1n areas where the)
s houldn't be.
Gordon And~rson. of the Santa
Ana Region al Water Quality
Control District .. :uJ) s the state
defines the word pollution as
.. any s ubstances which change
or alter another substance ..
The Newport Bay, he says, fits
that definition p retty easily.
Anderson claims the pollu
tants entering the bay ran~e
from bacte ri<JI contaminants
ltke horse man ure and bird
dropping!) to heavy metals like
lead and zinc Silt and fres h
wate r abo arc counted as pollu
tants.
lrpnicallv. laree contributors
to the problem a re the ver)
bird!) that much or the bay has
been set <Jsidc to protect
· '.1 ust th ink of 1t t hts way.
s uggests Anderson. "everything
off the s treets and off evervone 's
backyard ends up m the bay. It's
kind or d1sgust1ng when you
think about 1t "
Michael Wehner, an environ
mental health specialist for the
county, says h is department
became alarmed ut the bay's
condition in 1974 after somt.' ex·
tensive testing.
lie s ays t he te!>t.!. clear ly
:.howed that the ba) was being
polluted b) waste matter from
warm blooded a nimals
"That eould mc<1n anything
from humans to cats and dogs ...
('Xplams Wt•hne r lie believes
it's a comb1natinon o r things
that ra1•wcl much of the upper
ba) into the· pollut1on danger
IC'\'t'I
E11v1ronm<•nt al hea Ith officers
perform two ty pe:. of tests in the
bay
The firs t 1s a c·ollform in-
d1C'ator tes t. Technicians collect
'' atcr sam ples a nd. 1f the read-
ings are high. conclude that a
(.'O ntaminant has entered the
ba~·
T his is lh<' test that ha!> pro-
vided the high reudings 10
Newport Dunes Wehner s<JyS a
high coliform reading can pomt
to an:.-thing from waste mC1t1er
to decaying fish :.l·al<'s. one of
the things suspected to elev<.1ting
result~ in thl' lower bay s Rhine
ChJnnl'I
T hl' second tl'q 1s more pre·
l'ise It 1s lht• fecal coliform lest
and a high reading here. :.ays
Wehnc·r. m eans waste mutter 1s
getting in th1• water
Hui the onl) pluN• in the bay
when• this .... 1·eond ..,tage test 1s
taken 1s tn the upper bay's off
limit wne
\\.'h\ ISO t lh1 .... tl'St run In
7'il·w1;orl Dune-; or d ead Pnd
channl·ls Ilk<-lhe Rhine., Should
lh t· l'XJ)t'rts <1ttempt to pinpoint
t he c-ause for these high read·
1ngs"
Wehner says the second test I!>
performed only when coliform
indicator tests are high and stay
high The Dunes, for instance.
ma) gl\'t' high readings one
month and norm al results the
next
·Thl' high 1 t•adings at the
Dune..,," eomments environ men
tal h1·alth spc•cialist Mon ica
Mazur. "usually come during
the wet months when most pea
pit' an•n't s wimming and when
you l'xpect runoff from str eets
and storm drains "
She s a)s s ht' doesn't know wh)
the Dunl's ga\ e nrr high c-oliform
('OUnls last J une or dunng the
l'nt1n.• summer or 1979
Several yl'ars ago, the water
o.1rou n d the Paci fic Co a s t
l lighwa! bridge provided a
.... 1m1lar enigma For months ,
coliform readings were high a nd
ht•alth ofrlc1als even inspected
'>t'wer hnl'S hoping to find an
anS\\Cr
·Thl'O things JUSt \\('Of back to
normal, Just like that ... s ays
..,pecwll'>l Mazur
Tht•n• also 1:-. the unpredirta
hie like l<ist F't:'bruary's
ma.,sivl' sc·wer lint:' rupture un
dl'r P<.1c1f1c Coa:.L lltgh" a). The
hreak n·..,ulll'd in f1vt;> m1llton
g<.11lon:. Of r<JW sew;ige being
pourl'd 1nlo thl' h<.ty
Se' t•ral areas 10 the bay tOQk
more than a month to return to
arteptabll· lev('ls following the
s ptl I.
Anoth<·r well documented mc1
dt'nt that some health experts
ton lend has done dam age to the
h<.1,·s v.atl'r quality. \\3S lhe
milhons of gallons of partially
treatt·d was te water that wa:.
<lumpt•cl off <ind ort for 208
days h.' Laguna ll11ls Sanita
llOO lnl'
That firm now is bl•ing sued
H11rricane watch issued
'Floyd ' m oving northwest toward Bahamas
l).S . .<Hu nma r y
Strong thund~rs.torms. •<com
CMint.o by r.•vy r••n movt'd •crou
Ille Grtel 8H•n itnO into Ille central
e nd W)Ulr'lfm Rocl"tt on Saturd•y
a nd 111uno1.rstorms also spre..i o"9r'
llW SoullleHI
A lletll ,._ wa1Cll ••• Issued lor
most DI Ulell -for Ille mountains · ol Coooraoo
8ovloer. Ut•n. Md I J 1ncn .. o1
r•ln and llOOCll1>9 was rlll)Orte<I al Esc•lante. Utell
Ptr1.•\tent lhunoerihowtrs. wert
S<•lltf'OO el-111• Gutt CNsl -rTo r tttw•rO t nto V'tro1n1a
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LtQf'tt nun •H Kattereo over lhl
1-•r Gr.al l•••• f~IOn
Af toast lour hOuws collepwd and
M:ver•I oow" were dam-oed •'-n N•vy rains •-119<1 lhe Ralun Alwr
In toUllleaslern Ml<Ne>an, authOrlll ..
s.ld Ulurdoly
"They're slnkl"ll into ,,,. grouno
Tiit INl_,,ls art 9lvlng W•y and
ll•ey're ju•I QOl"ll." ••IO St.riff's
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lhrougll NllonOay, wllh 1-clouds and
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IJ) the :;tale Attorney Gt'neral
for S2 I m11l1on.
The ht•<.tlth risks associated
with coming 10 contact with
waste contamination r ange from
mil d yet t roub l esome an -
nuyanCt''> like diarrhea to
serious mt•d1cal prot>lems like
h<'put1tis
M s Mazur .s ugges t s th at
normal symptoms would be such
that v1ct1ms would eithe r choose
to tolernte them or blame them on something e lse
· · 1 guess the tourists would
probably blame t h e
n•:.tauranls ... s he savs. "the
water i::; probably the fast thing
lhl•y'd thmk or. ·
T here has never been an out-
break of any m edical problems
t hat can be attributed to the
('CJnt aminatl'd areas or the bay
"One thing t h at certainly
hl•lps us, .. s ays Wehner. ::;m iling
a bit. "1s that not m a n y persons
v.ould even want to swim 1n the
hark bay hrcause it's "" unal
t ra(·ltve ..
To understand ho\\ the pollu·
tants ltkc waste m atter or
t·ht•micals get into the water.
om• must begin by understand-
1 n g thu t 93,000 acres o f
watt•rs hed land drain into the
bay.
Hobert l'ollacott. director of
t h<' ('OUnt v·s Environmental
Management Agency, points out
t hat all thl' storm d rains in a
93.000-acre watershed eventually
empt) into the back bay
lie say:-. this was a pattern
l'Sl<.tblishl'd decades ago when
pioneer farme rs and ranchers
hkt• James ln ·1ne simply had
v. ork crC'ws cut p<Jths to t he bay
1n order to dra in swampy
property
When urban development in
th(• watershed s hifted into high
gear in the 1960s. many of t hese
pat hs were simply ch annelized.
They remain in use tod ay.
"This has al wa vs been a con-
c c• r n \\llh me .:. says bay.
watcher Gr eening "T he roads
arc a terrible mess of different
things and just lo think all or
that junk ends up in the bay
that ·s something "
Carl Wilcox. a slate Fish and
ISee RISKS. Page M )
Fresh water
could upset
hay's reserve
Two :.Lalt• agcnrll':. ilrl' at odd!-.
on wh<'the r fresh wutcr 1s harm
ing Nt•wport Bay
Tht! disa~1 ccmt•nl l'l'ntt'ri. 1111
whether t ht• Irvine Ha nch Watt•r
D1stn ('I should IJe allowed to dis
t•h<trgl' ln.:akd "'a:.lt• "att·r into
the Sun Dici:o Cn•t'k •ht' t•h1l'f
w<.1terway fl·t•d1ng thl' bay
Oddly, the slate l>t'JWrtml•nt of
1''1sh and Game <.1nd the Santa
Ana Regional Water Qualit y
Cont rol Board agret• that they
hilVl' no c·onn•rns on thl' quahl}
of the trl'all'd "'asll• ll's ~aft>
stuff, they say
Fish and Gaml' officials.
though, are ('Oncerm•d about the
qu<.1nt1Ly und el<11m that loo
much fresh water t•nten ng lhl'
bay l'ould upset thl' balance of
the s late's ccolog1cal rcservt>
Carl Wikox. a Fish and Game
offidal, ~'la1ms t he San Diego
Cn•l'k now Vi<.'lds 20 t'Ubi<.' feet or
fresh wate~ per se<·ond 1n the
dry season
Ill' claims 1f the water dislnl'l
1s allt>wl'd to d1schaq~e its trl'al
ed "<Jstc "'atcr for the next fl\·e
years, <JS lhl.' firm 1s asking , the
load in thl' neek l'OUld go up to
40 or even 60 cub1C' feel per
second
As a point of comparison.
W1kox says <.1 good :-.12ed moun
l<Jin stream carries roughly 20
t·ub1c yards per second
Water quality offi c·1als. on the
othl•r hand. ('Ontend that. if the
t11 ... tnC't 1:. not allowed to dis·
l·hargc, this l'ould damage tht
<11 .... tnct's n·servo1rs and result
111 a('cidt:nt<AI spllli.
T ht· stttll• law, on this point. is
"!Jl't·1f1t ll proh1h1ts uny ne w
111:.<·hargt• of municipal wast~
\\4tll'r into h<i)s unless 1t can be
.., h o " n t h c d 1 s l' h a r gt' w 1 1 l
t•nh<lfl<'l' tlw quahl} of the re.
n •n 'trlJ! \\ .ill'r:.
W1lc11x savs t h e state
1•C'olng1eal rcser'Ve 1s an estuar y
a mixture of fre'>h and sail
v. atcr. <.1ntl need:. some fresh
"'att•r flo" But too much, he
:-.ay ..... ts loo much
Then· also 1s evidence that
">ho "'s fr<· s h water 1s often
nulnl·nt nth and leads lo the
hulld up of Lhl' green matter
lh ~1l Ot'C':J '>IOnalh IS St:'en float
ing in lhl' hay .
Tom Ho:-.smiller. of the coun·
ly':. En\ 1ronmcntal Manage
ml•nt Agt·nc). ~ays al nutnents
s tH•h as phosphate or nitratt!
sl1 mulalt• growth of a lgae and'
an· hend1c1al up to a point
At lltt• t•xln•mt> end ... he
'><I) s. "loo muc·h would turn a
bay into a pPat bog ll causes an
unna~ur;il and rapid <Jg1ng pro·
('l'"!>
Tht• fatt· of lht· Irvine Ra nch
W :ikr 1>1:.lrtC'l discharge re
qut''>l 1s to be dt;>c1ded Sept 11
at a !l 30 a m public hl'anng in
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By NORA LEllMi\1'
D•llY PIMt Style Edttet
WHAT'S .\ !'\l<'E GIRL LIKE \'Ol clmng in a place
Ii ke t hts., .Jen,· Kohnn s ay'> she·._ goinJ.? 1 f it ·s at gun
pu int. ~ume !-I ii~· shl''ll bt• back 111 six month!-. i ScR·..,
Harb:.ira (;radv. a ct> hostl'!-1!'> with llarru.•tl l' Witmer. at
last Sunc1a~· night·!'> ba:-.h . I hreall'OC'd to d ose Oil\\ n Lht.•
part~ \\hl•n that surfacl•cl 1 and thl'rt' arc\\ h1 s pl'l'lngs that
s h e isn 't going al all gunpoi nt or 110
I s uspC'tt sht• ha!-. lo go to gc.•I a good r l''' Loni kno\\'
the re!-11 of us need om·
Surel~·. you can guess \\'ho rm I alkmg <1boul IJy no"
.Jean Halliburton. fornwrly l'lhlor nf t he Ens ig n 's
11 ,irborhg hts eolumn. that·=-"ho'
I 'd c·ertainl.'· find myself musing ;iboul whethe r to J.!O to
join tn,\ daughter in :\kLl·<an. Va . l'Ven it s he we're. a:-.
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Jean's is. a bcsl·M·llang author '<..'<1role Jac·kson ··color
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So .h'Gln 1s hearltng to lhl• F:as t Co<i :-.t for p(:rhaµs a
~·ear
H F.R FAHEWELLS HAV E BEE~ like a n l n sh wake•
going on and on '.°'iol a Int of us havl' <JO opportunity to
go to our own. him e' l'r
Thi: first wert· like.· laktng baby !-.leps tcmard thl• final
cxtra,·aganzas. Tht·~ \\t•re hmaller
Emma J c.ine Rile)' started b) h~l\ tng ;rn mumc
luncheon at the Ba\ Club E. J . Debb1t.• Gre\. Joannt•
Mix. Shirley Cuggenheim and I rc•ally had a (·h<.1ncc to
talk \\lth Jc·~rn without a ca:-.t of thous<.1nds Thank \OU.
Emma .Jane. You cl1d us all a Sl'rv1ct• ·
We moved on to the Barbara~. Aune and Gnlhard
They had an <.all -lad~ part_,. in Corona del :\itar a nd lhl•
numbers we re huildrng b\' then I under-;tand 100 tn\'lta
lions 'H'nl o ut I'd gu<.·ss 101 turnt·d up
A!'! they sa~· in the socit•t.' columns . ·among those t'n
joying the b<.'<Httiful hous e. etc · wert' Hedda
Maros1. who has JUs t gone on scn·s t.'Xl'Clll l\'e board : P<.at
Neisser . hnml' from her lravt.·ls for .i C'han.(!C'. Es thN
Quick. rclicvt•d that the food '~asn'l hc.·r respons1b1lit~
this lime . t"o fellcrn press pt•ople. Sus an :\tcFaddl•n a nd
Dina von Burgt>r : .J uckie Ballard. e njo\'ing being able to
get out and around aftrr super\'lsing her Doncaster trunk
s how: F'loss Sthumacher cwh\ wcrl'n ·t \OU at a board
meet mi.::. m adame '.' 1. Dorot h~: \'~1r<llP~ who. hlt:s:-. her.
has Ol'\'er given up Wl·aring hats •Do~ m1 think ~·ou c·ouJrl
bring back f.(lo\'e:-.. Doroth~" . and Bohb1 Stabler. horn(•
fro m s eeing '\o 1 cl aughlt'r L111da and ~on tn·l<rn Pl•IC'r
in SantCJ FC'
The house was full a sr nsc of ebb and flow of pC'o
RISKS AND POLLUTANTS INCREASING \
(t'rom Pace AJ>
Gamt.• official, tllllma that the
Sun L>iutio Creek the bay'a
principul feeder. yields 20 cubic f t>ct of rresh waler per second.
And, he says, lhal's just In the
dry scw;on.
This dry season now , he says,
comes from a variety of sources
s uch ·as runoff from farm land.
dls<'harges from sanitation com
panies or from s torm drains that
~erve neighborhoods in Irvine
and Tustin and beyond.
"Jt's a lot of water." says
Wilcox. "It's about equal to a
li(Ood·siied mountain s tream."
There now is evidence that the
lower bay. the boater 's play
~round, has its own separate
f orm of pollution -boat
heads (toilets>.
A UCI student studied areas
recently where people live
alloard boats. He concluded that
many or these "boat people"
didn't even realize that it is il-
legal to flush toilets into the bay.
"This is 11n indication," says
Jim Anderson. director of Santa
Ana Regional Wale r Quality
Control District and Gordon An-
d erson's boss. "that liveaboards ·
are creating problems in areas
whe re there is insufficient tidal
flow."
But how much of a problem,
he says. 1s not clear lie says
more s tudy is needed .
Boat activity has long bet!n
s ingled out by water quality of.
fic1als as a source of chemical
pollution. Officials cracked
down on boatyards in Newport
llarbor that once cleaned boat
bottoms and simply washed the
paint chips into the water.
These anti-fouling paints used
on boat bottoms often contain copper or tin.
"The very principal or anti-
rouling paint is lo kill organisms
that might grow on the bottom of
a boat," offers Hal Thomas, a
water quality board member
and Newport planning com·
missioner
"So you can understand what
this sturr does if it ·s just pushed
into the bay."
Th e rule now ts that
boatyards must keep t heir
"broom clean" at all times.
The Rhine Channel in the
lower bay once bustled with fish·
ermen. boats and canneries.
Now it is lined by restaurants.
It still 1s a mong the first areas
mentioned when the subject is
bay pollution.
Authorities claim the heavy
boat ac:ttv1ty there lead to some
chC'mical pollution and that the
deposit'> or fish scales that ex-
perts say rest on the bottom of
the Rhine sltll causes bactenal
pollution.
The Rhine, coliform test re·
cords show . has exceeded health
standards on several recent oc·
t•as ions. mostly during winter
montruo
The county 's Collacott ,
though, claims that putting a
ringer on the dangers or
l'hc micals that wash Into the bay
1 ... a lric:ky business
lie says his environmental
managC'mcnt a~ency has seven
vears or lest data on file. He
s ays that ·s not enough to draw
a ny conclusions.
EMS and lhe envlro'nmental
ht!alth oflldals differ. The
he11lth offlclMls have the ablUty
and the guidelines n4:cessary to
cite purts of the bay as haurd
areus The EMS doesn't.
The chemicals and the heavy
m clals remum the big unknown.
The old joke around the
boatyards and marinas in
Newport Harbor was that heavy
metals "will only hurt you Ir you
drop them on your feet."
DREDGING TO R ESUME
Project outlined on Page A9
I leulth ofCicials say the reason
they banned shellfish collecting
in lhe upper bay wa:; because
clams and mussels ar e filter·
feede rs, meaning they ingest the
water. These shellfish. it has
been established , also have the
unfortunate luck of storing such
things as lead and other metals.
In short, eating the shellfish
isn't wise. Fish and game of-
ficials point out that birds don't
know any better and eat the
clams and mussels anyway.
Allhough there has been no re·
ported die-offs in the upper
bay's bird population, Wilco"
fj&Vtl there Is a potential there
hat worries his department.
Wilcox says It ill known that
high concentrationii of lead will
kill birds. But when It comeR to
humans, the answer Jwst l!ln'l
there.
Is the hay flt for the hundreds
of per!IOns that enjoy pluylng In 1t '? Is It getting better'I Worse"
Env ironmental health
specialist Mazur claims there is
the potential that the bay, from
a hea lth standpoint, could
become worse
She acknowledges that there is
little hope or ever restoring the
uppermost areas of the bay for
human contact agajn,
·'The farm land disappears
and that eliminates things like
fertilizers, but then you gel
more residential development
and that means other things like
more cats and dogs start to ap·
pear." she says.
UCl's Dr. Dixon adds his opi
nion.
"When compared to the San
Francisco Bay, we 're in ex·
cellent shape. But that doesn't
mean it's anything to be proud
of. ..
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FAREWELLS ...
(From Pa1e A•)
pie and n t;oocl many seemed to be f(trnrin~ up to givl'
lhcir own parties for Jean.
Sci-/ i thrillers
coming to radio
WELi.. THE WITMER-G RADY soiree spokun of
tturlicr wus hilkd as casual or costume with a Mexican
theme
Tim Stradt'I', Tom Fuentes and Tom Rtlt'y seemed to
be on a rec:eiving line. Actually, they were s itting on the
bdck of the couch by the door to the living-room An ex
cellent spot. It was directly across from the bar
There were so many of us, dinner tables had to be
terraced down the canyon towards the ocean. l counted
eight tables of eight in our area alone, and even I can
multiply that
I think the majority of us had our Ml'xican dinnt.•1·
down there. Familiar voices could be heard from the
neighboring tables Kittie and John Rau's 1 mo~tl :v
J ohn's, of course. Now John. admit it. yours 1s stronger i';
Jimmy and Vida Dean's; Margarita Shaw and David
Steinmetz. murmuring at the next table.
On the other hand. if you wandered into the candle·
li ghted dimness of the terrace by the house. you 'd find
another table or two.
That's wher e I found Beth Koch. Rumor had al that
she was there. but in the crush I hadn 'l seen her
THEN ON WEDNESDAY, Link Spurzem and Peggy
Darnell had a luncheon andj.omorrow . .
Listen. I really have lo go I just noti('t!d that it ·~ ltme
to go to a part~ for . no. I can't bring myself to !>ay al
again.
But I do uxmt to say one thmy more Thanks. 11ut only J1.•an .
but to all your hosts ar1d hostesses
You've a managed to turn what could have been a
rather quiet s ummer into the begrnmng of what .. Town
and Country" calls the high season.
You must do this soon again. Mr!-.. H .
PISTACHIO BUNDT CAKE? 1 ·ve nevt·r tasted or
even heard of pis tachio bundt cake. have you"
Well, trust the young ones to find an interesting way
to serve an old stand-by.
Back to the pistachio bundt cake
Down in Laguna Beach the Lifeguard Assoc1at1on ha!')
undertuken a project well beyond their area of
responsibility . They are in the process of raising funds to
build a lifeguard headquarters Instead of relying on lob-
bying one go\'ernmental body or another. they're throw
ing a $100 a plate dinner at Ben Brown's on Thursday.
Sept. 17 That's where the bundl cake a · la pistachio
comes in. It's the topper to what looks like a deltc1ous din
ner. combined with entertainment.
Come on. gang~ let's give these young people some·
support. They're not only doing a superb job of protecting
us loca l folk. but a ll those who descend-on those beaches
from not only the inland ar1.·as. but other countie~ anci
even other countries.
Onl' has to pay something (or living in Paradise
PROVO, Uluh (AP>
Science fiction enthusiasts
who have only read Ray
Bradbury's fantasy stories
may soon get to hear them
on radio. thanks to a sound
effects expert at Brigham
Young University and his
students.
Bradbury, a popular
science fiction writer, has
given Mike McDonough, a
sound specialist at BYU
and an ardent Bradbury
fan , radio rights to 13
short stories.
M cDonough, who
leaches one of the few
radio drama classes of·
rered at the college level.
has already produced the
radio version of two Brad-
bury thrillers "A Sound
of Thunder" and "The
H alloween Tree "
"Sound" rece1 ved three
national radio production
awards and "Halloween
Tree" received another
A llhough these two
dramas have only been
broadcast ov~r BY U 's
campus owned radio sta·
lion KBYU FM,
sponsorship by a national
non·commercial radio
network is being sought
"Ray has given me a
sort of carte blanche with
the student productions."
McDonough explained
"There's a wonderful re·
'source in Ray Bradbury
that no one has s uccessful ·
ly transferred to another
medium. More than most
authors. he is very easily adapted lo radio ..
"A Sound of Thunder''
provides a good example
of a fictional experience
more exciting and intense
when imagined than it
would be if it were pre·
se nted on a screen .
McDonough said
rn it, thrill seekers from
the year 2055 travel in a
time machfae back to pre-
historic days for a safari.
They are hunting t h e
STORIES ADAPTf,'[)
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llow did McDonough
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the dying Tyrannosaurus
Rex''
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 8, 1981
Judge reruns battles
By J ERRY CIAUSEN mll'rt•sting with r~w exceptions ··
°'-~ .......... ~lim S 1''ranklln, who could huve become llc recalls that hl' was 10 when hu! mother
d1l•ckl'<i out a book for him at the local lthn1ry either u history tcucher or a lawyer. hardly could
b~ huppicr. ·· Mu1sh1pman Davey Jones" luunched a youn1i1
sailor into a i;eries of stories ahd books revolving
around the War or 1812 ·"Now," he muses, ··1 h11ve the bes t of both
world:! '' Young ""liud" f'rankhn was hooked fo'tankhn, u Judge in Or11nge County's Harbor
Mumc1pul Court, Is gearing up to leach at Orangtt lie rriaJored in histor}' ut Pomona College and
applied to study law al Stanford. (;oast College beginning
Hus week.
His course. listed
simply all History 199,
will meet Wednesdays
from 7 to 10 p. rn .
But when Judge
Franklin talks history
in chambers behind his
cou r troom th e
material. p eople a nd
events are fur fro m
s implistic.
Monday he s hucked
his black robe, leaned
back in his blac k
leather chair and talked
battles that he says
There was a s light detour, however. when he
entered the Army as a second lieutenant. servmg
overl!cas during the Korean War between 1951 and
1953 as an infantry officer.
lie returned hom e, entered Stanford and
passed the state bar in 1956 He launched his Costa
Mesa law practice and eventually was appointed a
municipal court judge by then Gov. Ronald
Reagan in 1972.
lie never lost his love for story nor his interest
m battles and the men who led them
Few h1stonans dispute the really "mean
ingful" victories. so Judge Franklin doubts the 15
battles he has selected to explore in his lecturt•
class will raise many eyebrows
Except, possibly, one. he admits.
have molded the course . . of world civilization. J.udge Selim I-ranklm
··That's the Battle of Tsus hima Straits," he ex·
plains
Fifteen of t hem, ranging in time from the
Athenian defeat of the Persians at Ma rathon to
Midway and Stalingrad, are the subject matter or
his course.
When Admiral Togo·s Japanese fleet defeated
the Russians m that sea war. it was the first time
in 2,000 years of history that a European power
had been bested by a non-European nation
The how and why will be examined. he says,
just as the how. why. when and where of all the
major conflicts.
··But talking about people getting killed really
doesn't interest anyone." Franklin says.
··It's not just the war part. So much happens in
such a compact period of time.··
And if thl' course material is anything like the
judge's offhand discussion in chambers. 1t prob·
ably will begin with a moonlit night in Greece
with 10 Athenian commanders standing on a
hilltop trying to fi gure out what to do with a
massive Persian army on the beach at Marathon.
War. he explains, is a rush forward that
evolves in social. economic and political changes
that take languid decades during peaceful times.
"And there is a limit to how interesting the
law can be.'" the judge admits "History is more
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her character \Jariall 1s /Ike a daughter
'P.S.' starts
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Of U.. CM!ly f'I ... Sl.lfl
To say that Barbara Conklin is a 54-year-old
grandmother who works for the Huntington
Beach Police Department and writes in her
spare time would be accurate.
But it would omit the fact that Bantam
publishers have accepted her first book, "P.S. l
Love You," as part of their new series called
Sweet Dreams, heavily promoted ln Seventeen.
Tiger Beat and Teen magazines.
"I never can see that my work is as pro·
fessional as everyone else's." mused the author
"It seems so rough "
"Don 't pay any attention." advises her
husband, Bob. "She's her own worst enemy."
That may well be true. The mother of six
blushes. throws back her pale cotton candy
hairdo and says she thought she'd never sell
a line.
For years she stuffed the true confession
articles she wrote into a box under her bed in
Pennsylvania. But when the family moved to
California in 1967 she er.rolled in a writing
course at Orange Coast College, where her in·
structor insis ted she send her first assignment
to "Modern Romance."
It sold before the class ended and for the
next 14 years the bubbly grandmother pounded
out about 60 romance stories. Actually, their
brisk sales kept her from writing a book
"I didn't want to give up a sure thing," she
explains
But finally in February 1979 she sat down to
her typewriter and Mariah. a 14-year-old
Laguna Beach girl, was born. When Ma riah's
divorced mother announces plans to house sit
all summer in Palm Springs, the budding writer
thinks her world has caved in until she meets
Paul Strobe, the rich boy next door.
"I feel like I have cr eated a nother
daughter," beamed Mrs Conklin. "I loved her
so much I cried when I fmished the book "
When she completed the novel 11 months
later, she sent it to one publisher after another.
until six had returned the 182-page manuscript
unopened
"At first I thought who needs an agent,"
said Mrs. Conklin. But it wasn't long before she
turned to New York agent Amy Berkower and
within a few weeks two publishing houses were
clamoring for the author's first book.
Scholastic Books wanted to include it in
their young books series But Bantam wanted it
to be the first book chosen for their teen-age
series.
There was only one problem. could she
please make Mariah 16 mstead of 14?
Frantic, Mrs. Conklin rewrote the entire
book in three weeks. "I typed my fingers down
to the bone." she said, laughing.
No. she doesn't get her ideas from the
police reports she reads al work. But she has
picked up some stories from the people she
works with.
And the pool, she adds with relish, "The
poor is just great. Sometimes I bring a recorder
out there ··
Her book is filled with sharp detail and
dialogue so real that readers may recall their
own conversations. In order to describe the
lavish Palm Springs home she poured over
house plans. visited the Chamber of Co mmerce
for historical data and made several trips to In·
dian canyons.
But no sooner had she finished, .. P .S. I Love
You." when the editor was calling for the next
book. "Oh, you'll just love Jenny," says Mrs.
Conklin. jumping up lo get a detajJed scrapbook
she's created on the girl's life.
To meet the publisher's deadline for "The
Summer J enny Fell In Love," she wrote three
hours every day except Sunday for the last six
months.
She says she doesn't mind the fact that she
hasn't made much from the books -$2,500 for
the first and 4 percent above $100,000 In sales
and $.1,000 for the second and 4 percent above
$50,000 in sales.
"Don't tell them," she confides. "But I'd do
it for free.
''l just don't think I've ever gone past the
age of 16 even though I h ave n i ne
grandchildreD. It's the first Ume for a kiss. the
first Ume lo fall In love, the first time for so
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Telethon viewers get the message
•)' 808 GREF.Nt:
The!lc w1ll probubly be the only good words
fOU read lhis year 3b<>ut Jerry Lewis' annual
Labor Day telethon.
ll has become fashlonublc in recent years to
pounce on l~ewls for the styllstlc excesses of his
nnuuJ television campaign Each year at thJs
ttme uwi11 goes on lhe wr to raise Cunds for
m uscular dystrophy research and each year
people who would never think a bad thought
4bout a disabled youngster are driven to the
point of distraction by Lewis.
Indeed, it is hard to put up with him. From
Ills maudlin appeals for cash, to the breathless
scenes featuring the tote board, to the parading
ot victims of MD onto the Las Vegas stage, to
'ftls teary rendition of "You'll Never Walk
Alone,·: Lewis' annual performance is enough
t.o make many viewers want to heave a shoe
through their television screens.
The walk·ons by corporate executives who
use the telethon to shill for their products are
Uke something out of a satire about charity
drives. And they are positively tasteful next to
<,me of the devices Lewis used to use, but ap-
parently has given up: going out into the au-
dience and hitting up people for money while
'the cameras are trained on them.
But as l said, the purpose of today's colur't'l~
1s not to condemn Lewis, but to praise him.
Because after years of being critical of the way
be conducts his telethon. I have come to the un-
derstanding that he is. indeed. doin~ a ~ood
thing, and doing it in the only way that w\11
work.
l 'm not talking about the amount of money
'he raises for muscular dystrophy. It can be I ar gued that any disease or disability given
Jthe amount of air time the Lewis telethon is
given -could attract that money, and that
J many less publicized disorders are penalized
because they do not get the promotional benefits
that, because of Lewis, muscular dystrophy
jgets:
1 But the function Lewis performs is a more
, subtle one. Television has become our national
religion. and because of Lewis' use of television,
the annual telethon for muscular dystrophy has
become sort of an American secular holiday.
Millions of people gravitate to it at the same
•time each year: in an unusual way, it has
•become as much a benchmark of passing lime
as Christmas or Easter or one's birthday Labor
Qay these days has less to do with honoring the
eountry's laboring force than with watching
,..J erry try to raise mone>' for "hjs kids ..
~ And here's the nice thing: Regardless of
•what you think of Lewis' tactics and s tyle. the
'i)ne indis puted fact is that. for a few days at the
:Ond of each summer, he manages to make
millions of people think about others less
:Fortunate than thems elves. You may be ap-
'palled at how he does it: you may think he 1s ex-
::Rloitive and without tact But you can 't stop
•lhinking about what he wants you to think
~about.
And. with all the emptiness that passes for
~ntertainment on television. there is nothing so ·~·rong with Lewis making viewers think about
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in~ 1s tur.:d} pai.i.1ve. and mo:.t of the peopll'
who wutrh Lewis' telethon never phone 111 a
pledge: tht'Y :.ii there und stare at the l!Creen
the sume wuy they stare at "Oallus" or "Mon
day Night football."
But at least somewhere, in the backs of
their mmds. the message is getting through that
one of the thmgi. we should do in hfe Is think
about peopk who are far less fortunate than wt
are.
Even if the Jkople never give a dime, they
are receiving that message and. next to all
the messages of violence and sexual titillation
they rect"1vc in the course of their normal
television viewing. that's probably not such a
bad thing.
Which 1s why the way L,ewis conducts the
telethon should be excused, and even un·
derstood. There is nothing forcing the viewers
to stav tuned to their local telethon station: on
all the competing channels, there are entertain-
m ent shows beckoning.
1-:vt·11 tht• pt•oph• who l(O away fmrn t•uch
yt-a1 s tl'lt.•thon angry lit L~w1s will have invest
cd a surpr1s1nl( numbt.>r ()(hours w&tC'hillg a pro
gram that hu-; u less Uu111 riveting theme
Think of 1l this way II the telethon wen~
made up of hour after hour or documentary
ntrps about m edical research. and tes timonials
by d0<:tor:., und tasteful, low keyed appeals for
donation~. who would watr h" And if no one
watched, wh:.t good would llll of the telethons in
the world ciCJ.,
So this year. as every year, the tote board
will lag far behind the previous year's total all
through the night, and Ll'w1s will perspire on
camera and say that, perhaps, this 1s the year
when all of has friends arouna Ame rica are too
s trapped for funds to help children with
muscular dystrophy
And as 1r by magic with only a few
minutes left m the broadcas t. the numbe rs will
s urpass tht.> 1980 numbers. and Lewis will weep
and turn his back on the came ra, as 1f ashamed
of his emotion So if Lewis has to resort to melodramatic
means to keep people watching, he knows what
he is doing. Much of the fascination of watching
the telethon comes from not knowing what
Lewis will do next He is a bright man, he un-
doubtedly realizes that if everything were con-
ducted in good taste and in a bland. professional
manner , ht• would be above criticism and
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·Newport dredging will res11me
1-'or ye111'8, dredging operall,ona In lhe upper
Newp()rt Bay were a common Slaht. Ourinc one
14-year stretch, more than 2 million cubic yards
or the sand and mud was scooped Crom the bay.
But the action stopped in 1970 when county
lcuder11 c:aueslioned the cost of the dredging,
performed a lmost entirely to maintain a
waterski basin.
Now, arter 11 years of arm-twisting,
politicking und begging, a small-scale dredg1ng
project is to start sometime late this year
The project will result in removal of 250,000
cubic yards of silt at the extreme top or the
bay. Although the project will cost several
million dollars. slate Fish and Game experts
estimate it will get rid of less silt than nows into
the bay in a year or heavy rains
But the project is only the first step of a
larger plan which is expected lo result, by the
end of 1982. in a comprehensive s ill control
plaj)-
~Don Simpson. a Newport Beach c ivil en~ine~r. is coordinating the so-called 208 plan,
which involves the cities of Newport Beach and
Irvine and Orange County.
He says the rull plan should tell the experts
where the sill is coming from and how best to
slop it.
. "For years." says Simpson, "people have
pointed their finger at developers like the Irvine
Company for causing the problem. The truth is
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Thts year's dredging project. he admits, 1s
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"Our goal," explains Simpson. "Is to reduce
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He says the final plan wlll outline step'l for
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WASHINGTON (AP> -While House press
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for Instance, requires a builder to put up a bond
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Wilcox says areas in the bay that once sup-
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much weight.
The department currently is preparing a
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look like. And Fish and Game's idea or what the
back bay should look like may not be shared by
a II.
"A real scouring or the bay would not be
good for the birds," Wilcox says, "we don't want
everything t'overed with water We'd like some
nice wide open areas of mud."
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Prologue to confirmation
An ed1tonal from tht• \l'u· York TinlPS
Somt• of Lht> ohJ1•ct1on~ to Sandra
O'Connor an• ;1ho11l as rPlevant lo
her fitness for lht· Supremt• Court as
abortions arf' re>IC\ .int lo s tadiums
The rig ht lo lift> movement seems
to think thal abortion 1s germane to
everything, so 1t can 't understand
OTHER VIEWS
why Judge O'Connor. when she was
lbe major ity lt'ader or the Arizona
St ate Senate, opposed a n a nti
a bortion rider to a football stadium
bill because 1t sl'emed non·J(ermane .
We 'd be troubled 1f she had seen a
connection.
But zealotry is not the only basis
for raising q uestions about nominees
for the Supreme Court. Their long
run phi losophical positions are
gener ally wholly unpredictable Yet
a president's most lasting legacy
m ay reside in the mind and manner
o f the j ustices he appoints. The
Senate has a duty to explore both
r esponsibly.
At first glance. her record is ap
pealing. But much m ore needs lo be
known a bout her and a bout the depth
and nature of her conservatism. How
Judge O'Connor handles herself un-
der questioning a lso will tell much
about the quaJlly of the president's
choice The art of getting confirmed
Is o peM ess where possible -and
clrc umspecUon • when the quesUons
~l't l(IQ dose to prt'JtH1ging i..sUl''i that
ma' come be fort• th<' court
Some questions arise from the
un1q ueness .of lhl' nom 1nal1on . J11<1ge
O'Connor follows 101 male JUsllC:cs
Others arise from the simple• foci
that so little 1s known of her outside
Arizona. when' shf' gained prom
rnence a:-. an assist an t s tull' ut
torney gcnl'rul. fl•g10,lutor. JUd~c and
civic IC'ader
Whal does she lhmk wall be lhC' ef
feet of a woman on lhe court? Are
there times whe n there is validly a
woman's point of view in the law?
Would sh~ speak up for women's in
t erestc; 1f hrr male collea~ul's
s eemed 01Jltv1ous to them ?
How has her personal experience
with job bias infl uenced her view of
laws against discrimination., After
g raduation with high honors from
Stanford Law School. at least onl' law
Cirm thought s he was a pplying fo r u
serr<'tarial job She hud lo overcome
s uch obslacles before the women 's
movt>menl and c1v1 I rights laws
began to l>4' effective. Is s he indig-
nant., Does s he thi nk others must
climb the ladder the way she ctid.
w1lhout much help from t he law'>
What in her public life dem-
onstrates a commitment to he lping
people whom 11oclety has not always
been eager to protect? Her own
career testifies to her views about
e qual opportunity for women . It
would be tncouragJng to learn that
she IR, In llre as \#ell as law, com·
m ilted to eq1'1al justice for aJl
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co $ 0 ' • I ·. ·.
Reagan losing voters' support
ClN\ii\ MINSON. N J Despite the
l'X lrnord111<1r) approval rating of j ust
under 80 percent grvt•n Ronald Reagan
hy fitl rt'gbtcred voters in this blue·
1· o I I a r I> t.• m o c• r d t 1 c s u bu r b of
PhilJdelph1a . the prci.ident's l'Conomic
pollt·1cs urt• getting skeptical reactions
rhat t'outd spt•ll trouble ahead.
I'll g1vt• him six more months," a
51 ) t.•jr old n·~istl'rt•d Democrat and
small bu"in'-·"s man ... a id when asked 1r
ht· apprm t.•d of the way Reagan was
handling the pres idency fi e "ap
(Hfl\'l'd" as of today, he Said, but inrla
t111n <ind hi gh interest r<Jll'S W('re wear-
111..: th.it .1pµruval lh1n
,\ 5~ 't•:cr olrl nur~l·. also a 19t!O
H1·ag<1n \t1l l'r and a regis ter ed
l>t•nHH·rat. l'Xprcssl'cl similar l>kep·
lin~m I rn for him. but 1f his pru·
gram' lion 1 "'ork 1 · m going to ask
m\self "''" I "'a:-.n I s marter Uut
.\lin1l'thiny hj<l to tw dcinc "
Then·111 fil'' Lhl' H1•a g:rn pol1t1cal
d1kinrrw to t•onvert lo rettltty the
a ... p1r<1t111n' of vott.·r-; "'hu turned to him
in clt• .... µt-rat10n aflt•r rour years of mfla
I 11111 :inti hurgt'onmg bJJ.? government un
clt•r .J111Hll\ l 'arlt'r Thl' grace period for
H1·.1g.111 tr1 fcoNl off th1• rancid memories
ol \ 'ark1 ,..., runn111,e: nut
l'h1· t\\11 pn·t·int'h 1n Cma mminson
'I U\\ 11 ... t11p Wh('rl' \\'l' mtt:'l'\'lt'WCd With
Pat1 ll'k l 'acld1•ll of Cambridge Survey
He...,l'al <'h und thrN· of his interviewers
ha\C ,c <!to I Ot-mcH'r:tt1c· registration
't'l·I , in till l!IBll l'll't·l11111 they voted de·
<'l"l\t·I~ for Ht.·ugan ovt'r Carter
11\'n• :in· t \. p1cal l<nH'f middle income
111 t'l'tn<'l'i ..,pnnklt·cl with blue collar un
11u1 rrit·mlit·r..,, s m.dl lius1ness men and
I" 11f1·, .. i11n.ih '~tr11 ... 1· S \\ing to tht•
H1·1n1hl1< .1n l1ckl'l la!>I y ear gave
Ht•agan hr..., t'lt•t•toral landsiltlt'.
Of 11111 \ oh·r' :Jfi wt>re registered
01·r111w1 .1111 t ~. H1•p11bltc·an!' :md 16 in
d1·1wntl1•n1 HL·ag Jn won a total of 28
\11t1:s <'.utL·r onl' <!5 (\\1th the balance . "
voting for Rep John Anderson or not
voting J.
On its face, the president's economic
p rogram or radical tax cuts and a
mas!)IVl' redul'lion 1n governm ent
~~r:'
E-VA-NS_/_NO-VA-1 ___.ty
spl'ndtn!! won heavy backmg. 43 ap
proycd, 15 disapproved and eight were
uncertain
But behind thal solid suppor t we
found dbqureting symptoms indicating
that many or those who approve the
president's eHort to turn the economy
around arc preparing fallback polil1cal
positions that could boomerang on
Heag<rn
Evidenct-o f this 1s th e fact that onl y
half the voters we interviewed believe
that they personally will benefit from
Reagan's programs. even tf they work
as planned More foreboding, 45 voter5
many of t he m Democrat s w ho
backed ltcagan m 1980 -said the rich
would benefit at the expense or the mid
die class and poor
The t·ontradict1on between Reagan s
high approval rat1og and voter skep
ticism as t o wh e ther h is rad ical
c<'onom1 c cures will help t hem
personally Iles in the positive atlnbutes
of Reagan's character and personality
as president
·1 like his firm stand on everything."
!>atd a Demo<'rat who works in a spare
parts plant <1nd voted for Carter
The words ·s t ea d fa s t .··
.. cou r ageous," "i.t r a ightf orw a rd. ·
··tenacious," "tough" and "forcefu l'
were repeatedly used m one way or
a nother b) 36 diffe rent voters. un
usual!} '>trong evidence or positive
personal etllrtbules
The Lah~ <111 '>hoot out was JJra1i.ed by
!lO voll•rs fur "restoring rl'!\pect for
1\m1:rit·11"
Tht• 11th1·1 s 11lt• of lhcit coin was
"Pt·nf11· ltnk,1g1· of 11q~al1Vl' attributes to
l'C'onom1r 1s..,ut.·s f:vl'n ht!> strongest
..,upport1.·r .... 1 arsetl nl•gat1ve questions
about S<H'JJI St•1•unty revision, t he im-
pa<'l of hudgt.·t tub or the high cost of
clclcm.1· s1>end1ng
A 31 Vl':t r old lh• m<H·ral. a plant
managt•r "'ho voted for Reagan and ap
proves of his prl'Stdency. was asked
"'hat 1f anythi ng ht· disliked about
Hl.'ag 11 lie"~ pulling the rug out from
under tht· old J>l'flJ>ll'. he shot back
This -,ugg1•sl:-lht• fore<: of future anti
1!1•agan1sm <1m<1ng traditional blue
t•ollar l>t-m11crat:-""ho s witch ed to
Rt•ag:rn last y1·ar. "'ho extol his virtuec;
as a for<·t·fut leadt-r but "'ho <Jre now ex
press in g doulib ..i b out ""here hr ~
econom1r rP \olution m<J) leave them
personally
The Social St·<·ur1ty 1hlemma m hent
(.'d by tht• president 1 .... :i ke) part of thb
Pleclgl·d lo l'ut run<•\\ :I) costs of govern
ml·nt, Rl•agan facl's 2 to· I disapproval
uf Sonat Sc·t'unty changes among the
\ lllt•r._ °"' l' JOll'f\'ll'WC'd
On 1 t•tl11C01ng tH'nl'fJb to retired
"orkl'r'>. 5•1 npµosl'd and only nine
I ;l vorl'd .in) C'ULS in bas te bend1ts. Op·
p11:,1l1un to h1ghl'r S11c·1al Security taxe~
1 .in hNkr than ~lo 1 The bnght spot
for th'-' pn•s1dent "'Jl> in cutlmg, benefits
for early r1•llrem1•nt fa\'ored b) shghth
more th.in hJlf
Hcagan ~ political problem is to eon
'incl' h1~ IHRll hlut' cnllar Dcmocrat 1C'
supportl·rs that hi;; econom1t· program
1.., going to hel!J lht•m 1n t1ml' to prevent
d l' r ('l't l\Jn ...
A n•tirt.>d t•ng1nl•t•1 who is a registered
l>emm r;it and \ ot1•tl for Heaf,?<1n told us
hl' w<1-. no tongl'r ..,urc he i!ppro\'es of
He;.igan s Joh performance ' llt"s tr~
ing and he s a f1 ghtt•r but lhl'rc's too
much favor1t1sm lor t ht• n t'h
Pilot credo: striving for excellence
R ~ THOMAS I'. HAI.EV
l'..-11.-... ,,. 0.1ly "'""
Th" t1•wl uf reader correspondence
""h11·h l n·<·('i vf' fl urt uates. it never is
11>"' and 1s sumt'ltmcs quite high . The
n «t'ions tor 1 he letters varv, but fall
murl' ,,ft<•n than not mlo the-categories
of prai!'>C or disagreement for a position
tht· Da1lv Pilot has taken
Headl;rs often have a ver)' pt•rsonal
11•l;1tm11~h1p with the newspaper they
n~ad So mlll'h so that when a position ts
l0 mbrJ1·1•d 1n the paper that a reader
'' rnngh Hfont1fics with. that person is
OHi\ t•d to ,1rt1C'u la1<· a resounding "right
1111 ' Wltt•11 a readt'r di~agrees wit h a
1w..,1t111n 1•xprcssed by the Pilot. the """w ll·ndrnn to express oneself ex
ISls
I would ftkt• tn sharl' examples or the
s pint <'Xpn·s~t'd 1n tht' correspondence I
l'l't01•1vt• \\h1t'h will ;1fford m e the op
p11r111r11l\ tr, mf11rm \'OU "nat we are
a h1111t hPn' ,11 thc-Pilot
rh1s i., a s hort nntt• of com plt·
mt•nt I am not surt• what ha~ happened
to lht' l>arh l'ilot. however. I am sure
of ont• thing then• has been a vast im
pr t1\'l.0mcnt
t\nd tht•n thl'rl' wai. the reader who
"'rote t11 1nd1l'ak ·
"I rpstdl' down from wi rl' service.
11oor f1:-h drown. art 1s t stand on head ·"
Fh PPl.'r" (lomt down. n bs point down "
Many folks wrote to the Pilot express·
ing thanks for the co sponsors hip of the
Ornnl'(e Coast College American Home
Pops Concerts this summe r. A Mrs . C.
said, "The past four Sunday e venings
our family has had a wonderful time at
the Pops Concerts at OCC. Our children
us well as ou r par ents enjoyed lhe
music st>lection s and relaxed s mall
town atmosphere ... Thank you!"
Anothe r comment from a Mr. K " ... I
k eep getting the impression that
whoever is writint the articles on San
Onofrv lalely \s anti·nuc lear!" or cburse. we extended ou'r thanks in
\Ao filing for the compliments. tha nked
the reader for the notation concerning
the poor upsid e d ow n fi s h : a n d
responded lo the a llegation that we
seem to be anti-nuclear by informing
the writer that we were neither pro-nor
<inti.nuclear. but were simply reporting
~ ~------------·~ . .,~ TOM HAlfY
the news And when we do lake a pos1
tmn on San Onofre. it will appear on the
editorial opinion page
On Oec. 14. 1980. Mr. C wrote. " I
cannot stomach the tripe found on thl'
Dec. t:l ed itorial page. T he fronl page of
the same issue was eq ually disgusting
in unproven attacks on President·elect
and Mrs Reagan I don't know the
direction you are going, but I will not
travel the distance with you."
I responded to Mr, C. on Dec 19
" .It is distressing when someone tells
you they no longer want what you pro·
dul'e. Yours is the first such fetter l'vt:
received at the Pilot. I apologize for our
falling short of your expecta tions . lt is
clt'arly my goal that we be essential to
both our readers a nd ou r advertisers I
want you to know that we will work
vigorously to be the most essential
source of all printed news, particula rly
local news. for those folks who live in
the communities we serve ... Thank you
for tkking both the lime and the interest
lo write."
Mr. C. wrote again last Tuesday
"You were right when you said you
would improve the Daily Pilot. For lhe
past nve to six weekl the Dally Pilot
has been delivered t.o my door without
my request for the,paper. In fact, I con-
~cted the delive~ boy and the Dally
I ilot offices and told them that tl1e
paper wa.., bc•1ng d<•ll\ er t'<l w1lhout my
consent Thi' new!> pa per rontmued I ci
<•rnvc clail\'
"Aftl'r :.1°bouL a month. I decided the
paper was good n•ading material The
paper's appearance and content were of
high calthre and an improve ment over
the proclucl at the ttme I terminated my
c;ubscnpt1on
... Please make ml' a regular paying
recipient of the Dail~ Prlot Keep up the
good \\Ork i ••
The point Ill re1}orl10R all or this rn
form1:1tion related to c·orrcspondenct•
simply i~ to articulate what we arP
a hout hc•rc> at the Pilot
The "C'redo · 1f 'l)ll will. which we
ha\<e evoln•<J 1-. ·-.tated s imply a s
follows
Wt• intc•nd lo IJ1.•c11me and r<.'main the
moi:.t t.·ompletl' and prnfess1onall y writ
ll'n. {'(titcd and gr:iph1call y presented
sourn• of nc>ws. with emphasis on local
nt•\\s t11\'1•ra~e. for the Pilot's current
and potl'nt1al readers
We want our 11n•rall s uC'cess to in
dude our status 3!) a financ1allv sound
hu:-.mess enterprise . and. we intend to
be a satic;fying, challenging employer
for Pilot cmployC'es to invest and build
I heir ca re<.' rs.
In ordt>r lo achieve these goals and
.;erve you. our readers, as best we t an,
Wl' arc striving to enhance the Pilot on
" tontinum~ bas is
We a r c atte mpting to ach ieve a
balance which relics on the experience,
\Ao tsdom and ded1cat1on of our current
staff and also witnesses the introduction
or sta ffer~ with equally good and
stimulating viewpoints and experience
from other successful newspapers .
T her e is an equally cha llenging
balance to maintain in the process of at
tempting lo preser ve that which ls good
about the Pilot and huild and add to our
coverage and features.
The process will be endless, due lo lhe
fact that 1t 1s u quest for excellence. We
try to be a ll things lo all people and re
alize that we simply cannot, due to the
di ver gence of o pinions that e xis ts
amongst our readership. We know that
what pleases som eone, may well dis
please another .
I am most interested in your opinions
and I pledie lhal we will do our very
best to meet your expectations as well
as &ns wer your correspondence. We
greaUy appreciate lhe_time and the ~f·
fort t aken by thos~ of fou who choostto expre.~1 your opinions.
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Expect long dry spell
even with a new canal
Dr. Charlea G. Bell tJ a pro/enor of
pol1twal •ci~e at Cal State F'ullerlon.
From the top of Oroville Dam. mam
reservoir of the California State Water
system. it's some 560 miles to southern
California. That system brings water all
_.the-way from Northern California, over
the Tehachapi Mountains, to us -and
Southern California needs every drop it
can get.
In fact, Southern California needs
more than It can gel or is going to gel
CALIFORNIA COMMENTS
Thanks to a United States Supreme
Court decision in 1963, California's
original 1.2 million acre feet or water
per year from the Colorado River was
cut by SS percent (660,000 acre feet l. An
acre foot is a lot of wate r . 326,000
gallons, about what a family of ri ve
would use in one year
But since that decision in 1963.
California has not suffered a ny real loss
of water because Arizona has been una-
ble to use it.
All that is a bout to change as
Arizona's Central Valley Project nears
completion. When finished sometime
before 1985, Arizona will start using the
660,000 acre feet per year and Californi a
will no longer get il.
In addition, the Colorado Indian
T r ibes Association is suing California
for 100,000 acre feet per year which they
c laim is rightly theirs If they wan.
California's total water entitlement
from the Color ado River will be re
duced by 760,000 acre feet.
This puts t remendous pressure on us,
who rely on Colorado River water. to
find alternative sources. One source 1s.
obviously. water from Oroville and
other northern pa rts of t.)le state. All of
which makes the pending Peripheral
Canal election next June a "must wan··
situation for Southern California.
The canal, if approved by the state's
voters. wou ld deliver an additional
500,000 acre feet of water per year to
Southern Califo rnia.
But. even if com pleted. that still
leaves the southern end of the state
short at least 160 ,000 acre feet -about
what is required to meet the needs of
800,000 people per year.
And that's the good news.
The bad news is tha t even if a p·
I AMAN
ENVl~MENTAL
EXTREMIST.
The wnter req~sls anonymity The facts
have been ven f1ed with the Huntington
Beach Police Department
My husband and I unwillingly became
a statistic last month. We are listed on
the polic e blo tte r as resid e ntia l
burglary victims
We came home on a Saturday night
and found the burglar in the house. Bill
chased him outside with a golf club into
some shubbery where the police later
found him.
Out of 22 s u c h c ri mes in our
neighborhood that month. ours was the
only case which ended with suspect in
custody.
We a re s tron g ad vocates of na-
tionwide gun control. Our friends have
always told us we would change our
minds as soon as we were robbed, the
old theory that a conservative is a
liberal who has just been mugged.
We have now been robbed. And our
conviction that leaving a gun around the
house Is fighting crime with ldlocy has
been s trengthened. In our case Ir we
hid kept a gun by our bedside, the
burglar would have had it polnted at
our heada.
When interrupted, the lntrUder had
been at work long enough to open the
back door for easy exit, pull the
bed.room drapes and dump oul several
drawers. U he had the luck to find a
• gun, would be have tanored an object so
useful and negotiable?
As we entered the house that ni1ht
8111 heard sounds upstain. The open
4creenless kitchen window cooflrm~
fll s suspicion that the cruttn• abon
J)roved, the r erlpheral Cana l Will prob
ably be functioning no sooner than
1992. Smee Arizona will be taking its
water within two years. there's going to
be a huge walct shor tage in Southern
California of at least 620,000 acre feet
per year for 8 or 9 yea rs .
Adding insult to injury, not only 1s
there going to be a water shortage. but
1t 's going to cost a lot more too.
It takes the equivalent of three bar-
rels or oil to prod uce the energy re
quired to pump an acre foot of water
from the Colorado River to Southern
California. Pumping the same amount
of water south over the Tehachapi
Mountains requires fi ve barrels of oil.
Al today's prices, that 's an increase of
about $65.
Who knows what the price of 011 will
be in the future? Thus. as Colorado
River water is replaced by Northern
California 'water. the price wi ll go up
Further increasing costs is the fact
that the companies which supply the
electric energy to run the pumps
Pacific Gas & Electric, and Southern
Cali fo rnia Edison -wi ll soon be
negotiat ing new contracts with the
Metr opo lit an Wa t er Dis trict and
Cali fornia ·s Depar t m ent of Water
Resources.
Those rate changes are expected to
multiply the price of electricity by 10 to
15 limes That is. electricity which now
costs three-tenths of a cent per kilowatt
may cost as much as three cents to four
and a half cents a ki lowatt in a few
years
Clearly, the v.C1ter p1C't ure for
Southern California is not good. In the
past, the state <; increased water de·
mand!-i have been ~at1sfied by bualding
aqueducts, reservoirs, and planning
ahead to meet antit·1pated needs
San F'ran<:lsco. Oakland. Berkeley,
and Los Angell'S built systems bringing
wate r from the Sierra and t h e
Colorado Ri ver Those aqueducts were
built before thev were needed an an·
tiC'ipation of a g'rov. ing population and
industry
But the Peripheral Canal , wh1C'h has
been in the planning stage for more
than 14 years. has been so delayed by
political pressures from Northern
California farming and environmenta l
g roups that it cannot be co mpleted in
time to meet Southern Californaa·s
growing needs
It looks like a long dry spell
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was indeed caused by felonious feet
Bill turned the TV on hi gh volu me to
hide the conversation and told me to
call the police I keep emergency num·
bers on my phone a nd the police dis-
patcher answered immediately
Meanwhile Bill dug in our closet for
the baseball bat which should have been
there. Our family habits are such that
when we needed it. it wasn't. He came
out with a 5-iron instead, a poorly
balanced weapon but better than
nothing.
The burglar. tired of the racket and
r esigned to being unable to exit our top
floor without breaking a window and
possibly his neck . came down the stairs.
At the foot h e m et an outraged
homeowner , !lwinging the golf club and
screaming insults in a cavalry stable
dialect.
There we're now two of us between the
burglar and his chosen escape route,
since I was timidly ha nging about In the
rear. He went for the front door.
Our lront door 1llckJ. BUI whacked
him on the 1houlder 1 few Umes. Ha 4
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Orango Coa st DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 6, 1981 Al I
1 1L~ BE GLAD WHSN
SUMMER 'S RcALLY OVe~
AND AL.L. THSSS'
WcLCOMETo 198f,
BABE'-· SUMMER
P~OPLE <So /IOME61 ISOVSRANt>
THEY ARE
MOMe-...
Youth program w~rth cost
To lht• Edit()r'
I should like lo publicly commend and
thank Supervisor Thomas Riley for has
support of the needs of children and
youth in Orange Count) and for hi s
farsighted rel.'.ognit aon that sometimes
one needs to s pend money lo get both
money ancl res ults His support in these
areas was recently demonstrated when
he cast the lone vote in favor of retain
ang the Delinquency Prevention Com
mission
During its fi ve) ear exaste'nce the
commission. through its project5.
brought private funding , grant monies.
and increased state and federal money
to the County of Or ange. Last year
alone the money that fl owed in to the
county as a result of Delinquency
Prevention Co m mission projects was
nearly four t imes the county 's
budgetary outlay for the commission
The Delinquency Prevention Com·
m rssion served t h<' needs of children
and youth in the county by being in the
position of being able to provide objec·
trve studies on s uch wide·ranging sub
JC'C~ as day care, learning and teaching
methods as they affect potential delin
quent conduct. adolescent commit
ments to psychiatric hospitals, truancy.
and a varictv of others Because the 13
volunker m'em bcrs did not represenl
any direct service provider agencies.
I hear studies and ad vice to the board
was <·onsastentl y untainted by conflict of
inlC'rcst.
Perhaps the other four supervisors
\\11uld hav<' la h •d the C'ommission to
document how many youngsters did not
become <leltnquents through these proj
ect.., Thal 1s impossible as one cannot
prov<• a ncgatl\·e of that nature SuffaC'c
1t to say that 1r (•hi ld care. alternativ~
le<Jrning methods . .ind the like. kept
JUSt seven children out of the juvenale
justice sy~tcm . the comm1ss1on repaid
its bu<lget
For the past three years I have
ser ved all the super visors as com
missioner-at larg<' I am proud that my
residence as 1n Supeor\'isor Riley 's Fifth
01stnct.
NINA E WEST
Legal ,.J1:alle11ges (JK
To the Editor
I am s urprised at City Attome) Tom
Wood When he and I spoke in his ortit·eo
he told me he didn't care 1f people s ued
the city, and now. in you r Aug 23 art1
cle by Jerr~· Cl<Jusen. he complams too
manv people are surng the city.
Is 1t possible he would prefer people
not exercise their rights an court? Ther<'
didn't try to knock the robber down
because the club. a poor weapon. might
hurt enough to make him mad without
rendering him helpless. •
This turned out to be good thinking
We were later informed he was wearing
a sheath knife. Very few resid ential
burglars carry guns.
The burglar fi nally overcame the
door. They both tore out of the house
and I grabbed my purse with my credit
cards inside and foll owed, not sure what
company we were still entertaining up·
stairs.
By the time I got to the street and was
looklng to see where the action had
gone, a police car appeared.
There is a small heach near our house
and the burglar dived into the bushes on
its edge. Bill stood on lhe sidewalk,
pounding the club on the pavement to
demonstrate be was still armed. still
shouting insults.
1'he policeman also dlved into the
bushes. He found no one even though
Bill insJsted the tugltivc couldn't leave
except by going over the fence tnl.o th•
a b
is ;1 countr ) w hl'n' IH'opl c cannot
challenge the government 1n court
Tht>\ ('Jnnot l'halleng<' the government
at all I don't llcltC'\'C Mr Wood really.
would do that to Jll'Ollit• here. take their
right to t'halkng.: lht.• go\'ernment by
lav. What <:<.1n he thrnk nf George
Washington who l'h<t llrngeod.the govern
lllt'!ll b) arm~.-·
I THINK Mr Wood was tared or cross
when he sµok e to Mr Clausen because> I
don I think he rcallv wants a countn
v. hl·rt· 1x·11pl<' e • .mnoi ch ~11leng(' govern
ml'lll ;.authoral~ Hut af he really would
Ilk<• ~uch ;.a ('Ountn I v.111 buy the ticket
'nrlt' .... a). tounsl I
MAILBOX
An)w<1y, I didn't start that fight Tom
Wood t<l<lk mt..• to court Anc1 1l wasn't
over "publat· ht..•alth . sa fety and
v.1·lf:.ll'l' ;.as Jern Clausen wrote ll w..a~ about rust''\ ·,md 'ipra nklers and
sculµtun•s JS wt• all surcl) remember
Still. I knov. I may be put m jail for
m~ hehds ft '-l't•m:-. unra1r for you to let
th<• man who v. <tnl~ tu pul me there call
m '\-IL·g.11 l'ffort-. J nua!>ance suit.' on
lht• front page of Sunday's paper under
thl• 11;.imt· of '1111 r most respeC'led re-
portl'r
Might .'ou provadt' ~1milar coverage
of olhl'I' points or \'il!v. in this matter for
\'our mterc·~t1..•d rr..tdl·r.., ·•
. \I.I ROL:SHA:"J
Airport n 11 absunlity?
To tlw F.clttor
I rt'C't•ntl\ h<Jd the occasion to be in·
11•1 v1cv.co on Teleprompter Tclev1s1on
~~1th our 5th 01~tract County Supervisor,
Tom Ral('y about the county's expansion
plan~ for John WJ~l1l' Airport
I asked th1..• suµervi sor if he thought
lhl· county s upervisors v. ould build J ohn
W a) nc 1\tr'port tnday an its present Jo{· a
tum if at were currently <l va('ant piece
of ground instead of an airport. llas in·
('red1blt.' n•sponM' v. a~ of course not · ·
;\l r . R1h•\'0S ratwnale for making such
a rnntrad1ctory s t;.itcment seemed to be
th.11 Lht.•n• hil\I' been too man) res·
1dC'nn·~ hutlt around the airport lo
m akt· 1t:-. 1•1instruC'I ton feasible now The
fact of lh1· matter is 95 percent .of the
I houf.and~ or n·s1clcnccs currently under
or udjarc·nt to the flig ht path of John
W a) nt.> A1rpo1 t were already in ex·
1sll'nc<' p11or to 1967 when the Orange
County Board of Supervisors fir s t
n{'Xl yard or by swimming. The officer
1nvill'<I us both to C'Ome back lo the
house and make a statement.
In the next few minutes reinforce·
ments SC'rcamed in ; a helicopter and
lhre~ more police cars. occupants in
eluding more police officers, a young
female intern and a police dog.
The debriefing al our house was inter-
rupted by a policeman who informed us
the last team of cops had spotted a foot
in the shrubbe:-y and had its owner In
custody Besides my good watch and as·
sorted jewelry he had on hi s person the
pliers he had used to pry open the metal
window sash, break the glass and push
out a dowel in t he track.
We had been a bl~ to describe the
burglar accurately after having seen
him in the lighted hall. The captive
matched our desc:rlpllons. was over 30,
not a local resident. We learned later
that he had a previous ja il record.
We werP taken separately to view the
p<>rson in custody and identified him as
our recent 'tlsltor. The police spread his
loot on the hood ot their cu, it was
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allowed c-ommcrc1a l Jet trans port
o p1·rat1on~ to commence at this airport
IF IT WOt;LO be wrong to build this
Jl'l airport today given these faC'lS, it
v. ould be equally wrong to introduce
jet~ to this airport as was done bac k in •
1967 The only conclusion I can draw
from Mr Raley s aslonastung statement
r!> that he ha!> finally acknowledged the
a hsurdity of the airport's location and
agree!> v. 1th us that the introduction of
commercial JCI operations to Orange
County Airport in 1967 was a tragic
blunder on the part of the county
s upervisors.
The SlOO malhon question of course is
this if Supervisor Riley would not build
the airport now. why on earth is he
pushing so hard for the $100 million ex·
pans aon program for J ohn Wa yne
Airport. that could more than quadruple
t he traffic. ha1ards and noa!;e pollution
from 1h1s airport')
TOM WILLIAMS
Co ordmatang Director.
Airport Coali tion
Boost tPacher status
To tht• F.ditor
:"oio v... from the same people who wanl
to l1m1t government spending we have a
proposal for spending tax dollars on
proficiency tests for teaC'hers l (and it
1n ('red1hle that there could be any sup-
port for thi s concept and the ensuing big
bureaucracy it v.ould necessarily
create If our stale approved teachers'
('ul leges are graduating teachers who
(•an neither v.nte nor do arithmetic. why
not focu~ on demanding improvement in
the colleges rather than creating yet
another task to be assumed by govern
ment ?
OR, BETTER yet, why not take all
that tax money you seem to think
should be spent on the bureaucracy
needed to support t his teachers testing
program and u se 1t to increase
tcaC'hers salaries? Perhaps then all
those people who receive ABOVE
average scores on standard college ad·
m 1ssion tt•s ts and now ig nore t he
teaching profession because of its low
salaries and status would start to give
the teaching profession a second glance.
CAROL M HALBACH
• l ttftt'r' HCIT\ , .. ~,, •• ....... 1c.omt-Hw n gf'\I tocono.n\iit lt t
tt'r\ to tit '(Mft o' .. 11m•A<lft~ l•Oel •\ rr»rvtd UU•t\ ot 100
w0,0\ ot If"'' w111 g.. Qivrn prttterrn<-• All ltHff'\ mu\I '"
; tuOt \•Qn4h,;• t •r.d "1.t•l•n.Q •dOreu tx.il ~"'"' m•y be
•1•nlhnr10 un r9QW\I t \Ult•'•""' t f'•\.On 1\ •~r•nl Poetrwi
..,,., riot tw pub11\nftl Lfl'ltf'r' "'~"· M t•••~d 10 M> ..._.
N•m• .-no pN>nt nuMOf'f ot ,,.,. c. ontnbutor mw \t C» Q••f'l"I tor
.;f"f•t H.dftO'\ Our PO"'\
photographed and returned to us.
The burglar's car was fou nd parked
across the s treet A tow truck removed
1\. the police removed the burglar.
t~veryone went away but the fingerprint
expert. who lingered for more than an
hour. dusting assiduously.
The police happil y approved the re-
s ult of ou r night's acti vilies but not the
method We took their advice and at·
t ended a Mace class. As a defensive
v.eapon, Mace makes sense It is ~ar·
rat'd on my key ring, not left in drawers
for the convenience of unwanted vis-
itors.
We also fou nd our baseball bat and
rcplared it in the downstairs closet. As
our Mace instructor said, "If a burglar
finds your gun, he steals It. But who
would rip off a S6 baseball bat?"
We have improved our window locks
and household security even though we
know if a determined burglar wants to
enter. he will Our defenses sti'l l don't
include a gun One of our Mace instructor 's argu
m ents for chemical defense instead of a
handgun for the law ahidlng citizen
was. "The average civilian has nev~r
killed anyone a nd hesitates when the de·
cision is forced on him. Criminal!! know
they have this advantage and use it."
Our circumstances ironicallf are dlf
ferent. Bill gave away bis hunting
rines, shotguns and a souvenir Luger
a fter he was dil'char1ed from the
cavalry at the end of World War II. He
said he was Ured of kllllng He didn't
want to klll agaln, ever.
We are lucky he forgot to Jet rid of
hi/clubs after he lost Interest ln golf. •
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 8, 1981
cordially invites you to attend one of the nation's top antiques
exhibitions,. and the only "vetted" show on the West Coast , the
Newport Harbor Art Museum1s fourth annual
Featuring antiques from America, England , France and the Orient by
forty-one dealers from across the nation, and exhibitions of fine
arts and fur niture predating 1830 .
September 18,' F r iday 11.a .m . to 9 p.m .
September 19 , Saturday, 11 a .m . to 9 p.m.
September 20 , Sunday , 11 a.m . to 5 p .m .
Admission : $5 includes catalogue.
Docent Tour : 10 a. m . Friday. and Saturday. $10 includes
admission. and catalogue.
Lecture Series : 11. a . m .. and 2 p . m . Friday and Saturday ,
11 . a . m . Sunday . $6 each or five for $25 . Call the
museum. at 759-1 122 for more information.
ADAMS IJOL'SE. San Clemente
W GRAHA.\.1 ARADER. Ill. King of Prussia. Pa
• BALOG II GALU; RY. l.VC . Charlottesv1/le Va
A.'IJNA BECK A.'VTIQL'ES. Carmel
·WILLIAM BLAI R LTD. 1.VC . Bethesda. ;\.td & Los Angelt>s
THE BU:E Ql'AIL. Solarw Beach
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Long Beach State's John Carr. right . was ticketed wzth a facemask penalty after hauling down BYU's Gordon lludson al Anahezm Stadzum
Pressure or not, McMahon • IS dazzling
Long Beach State holds quarterback to no TD passes but BYU wins behind him anyway, 31-8
By CURT SEEOEN
Of tM Dllily l"ftet SWtt
Maybe he was just reacting to the
pressures of being a Heisman Trophy
candidate, as his coach suggested after
the game'. but Brigham Young
quarterback Jim McMahon was not
completely satisfied with his own
performance Saturday
After all, McMahon. the holder of 32
NCAA records, failed to connect for one·
touchdown pass in leading the Cougars
to an easy 31-8 victory over Long Beach
State al Anaheim Stadium.
What made him even more miserable
was the way in which the Long Beach
State secondary intercepted him twice
in the first quarter alone.
But none of the 20.953 in attendance
really paid attention lo Mc Mahon's so-
called miscues They were too busy
watching him put on a dazzling display
o f passing in piling up 403 y ards in just
three quarters.
As a result, t~ougars waltzed to a
victory in their season opener. and
McMahon picked up where he left off '
last year as B YU extended its winning
streak lo 13 games.
While McMahon was certainly the
h ero for the Cougars. he can thank a
talented group of sure-fin~ered re-
c c1vcrs which m ade life miserable for
the 19ers· warv defenders
Afl er the game. with reporters hang-
ing all ov1.•r him. McMahon was asked if
hE' was t><Jthered by all the pressures of
being one of the top quarterbacks. if nol
tht' best. in the country.
·1 really don't let 1t bother me I jus t
ha vt' a tendency to put too much pres-
s ure on m yself 1 did that last year in
our opener and we lost <25·21 to New
Mexicol." ans we red McMahon
BYl' Coach Lavell Edwards agreed
",Jim may be reacting to the pres
s un'. but then. he's very demanding of
himself If he's pressing, he gets upset
with himse lf, .. Edwards noted.
The BYl' coach. who has fashioned 3
75 30 I re<:ord in nine previous season~
.,.. 1lh the Cougars, was just happy lo
s tart 1981 orr un the right foot.
· It was a much better opener than
last vear. he unders tated "It started
out ~ little tight because we were hurt·
ing ourselves playing incons istently."
Ed.,..ards s aid.
Des pite the early inconsistency, the
Cougars completely dominated the first
half. pulhn{? awa) to a 17-0 lead at tn·
term1ss1on
Although BYL' held a tentative 7-0
first-quarter lead on a 10-yard TD run
by Scott Pettis. McMahon was clearly
in control with his passes lie completed
8-of· 12 for 121 ) ards in the first quarter.
although Long Beach State managed to
pick off two of his passes , one in the end
zone b> Erwyn Anderson.
But as the game progressed, it w:i s
obviou:-. McMahon and his talented re
ceiver s had the 49ers at their mercy By
the eod of the first half, McMahon had
amassed 277 yards passing, hitting
19-of-28
The Cougars upped their lead to 17-0
as Todd Shell intercepted Long Beach
State quarterback Angelo Gasca's pass
and ran 12 yards for a touchdown 44
seconds into the second quarter. and
Kurt Gunther booted a 32-yard field
goal w1lh 2 .44 left in the half
However. the scoring seemed to be
taking a back seat to McMahon 's pin
point passing accuracy Before the af-
te rnoon was over, he had connected
with nine different receivers.
Topping the list was Wlde receiver
Dan Plate r who was served seven
McMahon passes for 82 yards. and Glen
Kozlowski who hauled in five passes for
85 yards
Thl' RYU defense, meanwhile, made
a disaster out of the Long Beach State
a ttack
The 49ers were Ii mited to Just 49
yards rus hing and 59 passing in tht• first
half Gasca was he ld to JUSt nine com -
pletions in 23 attempts. and the BY U
secondar) picked him off three times
.. we·,·c obvious ly got some problems
moving the football We need to make
some changes." conceded 49ers Coach
Dave Currey.
"I thought Angelo Gasca did some
good things _ Ht' made some good de
c1 s1orts ... Currey continued "Our of
fense got hammered somewhat by BYU
and l was a little bit embarrassed about
our performance . But you have t o give
RYU's defense some credit for that
They're awfully good "•
BYL' opened its lead to 31 -U on a t.,..o
'Jrd run b y s ophomore Way mon
llumilton nnd a hlocked 49er punt which
was recovered by the Cougars· Tom
Jlolmoe 1n the end zone
Long B e a c h Slate backup
quart e rba c k Doug Di s ne> then
e ngineered a Sil\ play, 60 -yard dnve m
the waning se conds which culminated
with an I I-yard TD pass to wide re -
ceiver Darrvl Stokes .
"I don't ht1ve a whole lot to s av about
our offense " Currey said follo.,..;ing the
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Angels can't handle
Cleveland pitching
Football
scores
NFL
Tampa Bay 21, Minnesota 13 COLLEGE
Lindley, Crosby gain
U.S. amateur finals
CLEVELAND CAP l Rookie
pitcher Tom Brennan plcked up
a victon· in his first major
league appearan ce and Dan
Spillner pitched 3~ innings of
hitless relief to pace the
Cleveland Indians to a 4-2 vic-
t o r y over the Angels and a
s weep of their Saturday double-
header.
The Indians won the opener 4-2
with the help of Bert Blyleven's
six-hitter a nd a three-run fifth
inning.
Brennan. 28, yielded two runs
on eight hits -including solo
homers by Bobby Grich and Don
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RBI single. llayes doubled for
Cleveland v.1th one out 1n the
fourth and s cored when Kuiper
followed with a sin~le. tying the
game at J-1
The Indians then struck for
three runs in the fifth. Jorge
Orta and Pat Kelly drew walks
around rookie Ka rt Pagel's
single to load the bases with
none out Jlarrah then hit a
sacnf1ce fly to s core Orta and
knock out firs t game loser Steve
Re nko. 5-4.
With two out, reliever Andy
Hass ler walked Ron Pruitt to
reload the bases Pagel then
scored on a pas sed ball and Ket
ly tallied when Jerry Dybzinski
singled.
West
Texas A&M 29, Californ ia 28
BYU 31 , Long Beach St 8
Fresno St. 23, Oregon 16
South Alabama 24, LSU 7
Auburn 24, TCU 16
Florida St. 17, Louisville O
Georgia 4.4, Tennessee o
So. Carolina 23, Wake Forest 6
Kentucky 28, N. Texas St. 6
Mississippi 19, Tulane 18
. Mississippi St_ 20, Memphis
St 3
Midwest
Drake 39, N. Iowa 30
Kansas lS , Tul s a 11
Youngstown St. 19, Cincinnati
13
East
Pittsburgh 26, 1llinois6
Rutgers 29, Syracuse 27
Southwest
Houston 21 , New Mexico 10 Lamar 18, Baylor 17
SAN F'RANCISCO <API
Nathaniel Crosby. youn~est son
of the late Bmg Crosby. came
from behind for a two-up victory
Saturday o ver Oklahoma State
All-America Withe Wood and ad
vanced to the finals of the 81st
U S Am a teur G o lf Cham
pionshio
Brian Lindley, 24, beat former
professional Bob Lewis Jr of
Warren, Ohio. in the other
semifinal match 3-and 2. taking
control earlv
The all California final match
between Cros by. of nearby
Hillsborough, and Lindley. of
F'ountain Valley. is scheduled
for 36 holes today on the Olym
pie Club's 6,679-yard par-70 Lake
Course
engineer this year
Cros by. 19. was three down an er t.•1ght hole:. but ..... on four of
tht• next ri ve lo go Ont' up Wood.
20. of Stillwater . Okla . evened
tht' matc·h by winning the 14th.
where Cros bv t ook a double
bogey ·
"I've still got sand up to m y
knees.' -;aid Crosby. who made
excelle nt :.hots from bunkers at
e ach of the lai.t three holes
AT TllF. t8TH, hC' came out
11( u trap to tht' left of the green
lo within four feet of the· nag and
:-.aved par Wood's a pproach
shot was m dc•ep rough behind
the green, and he bo~eyed the
hole. ,
Baylor in 51~ innings. The
right-hander struck out two and
didn't walk a baller before
S pillner cam e on to earn his
fourth save and insure the In-
dians their ninth triumph in the
The Angels added a run in the
s eventh. when Rick Burleson
walked. moved to s econd on an
infield out. and s c:."t>red on
Baylor's s ingle
In today's concluding game of
the series. Ke n Forsch ( 11 ·6)
takes the mound for the Angels
to oppose John Denny (6-4 >.
SMU 48, Texas-Arlington O
Rockies
Wyoming 38, CS Fullerton 13
Utah 10, Utah St. 0
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·'I KNOW MOST of the cheers
will be for him But I've got a
small but loyal guard up here,"
said Lindley. the University of
Southern California g raduate
who quit his job as an aerospace
Le wi:.. 36 . .,.. ho .,.. ent to the
tournament.'s finals last year,
took three double-boJ?eys nn the
front nine ancl was four down
uftN 10 against Lindley The
Cal ifornurn made• a pair of
b1 rdie putts from more than 20
fret. at the fourth and 10th holes.
to contribute to Lewis' downfall.
·Rams vs.
Houston:
I new look
By JOHN St:VANO
Of ... Delly ...... ,..,"
'Wt!'vc worked too hard not to
t·oml' together now · ·
Thal statement was made last
week lJy lloustcm tight end Mike
Harber and. although he made
the comment in reference to the
Oilers. 1t could also apply lo the
other 27 NFL teams, which
k 1c kcd off the s tart of the reg
ular s eason this weekend.
Today II o'clock >. the Oilers
and Rams will bull head~ at
Anaht"1m Stadium before a
ca pac·ity crowd of more than
1;9,000 and a national television
uudicnce
Both clubs will be displaying a
Ol'W look The Rams minus
\' 1 n c e Fe r r a g a m o . J a c k
Reynolds, Bob Brudzinski, et al
will instead feature Pat
Haden. Carl F:kern, George An
dre v.i. and an uncertain con
fidenn• that they will be as
s trong a 'i evl.'r
THE OILERS, on the other
hand. madt' m o re personnel
chant c" off tht• fi eld than on
On TV today
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The biggest difference 1s a: head
coach, .,.. here Ed Bi les rep:aces
the i:xipular Bum Phillips
l.'ndl'r Hiles . the Oilers hcsve
h a d to learn a new s ys tem,
adopt a diffl'rcnt philosophy and
adhl.'re to a more stringent set of
regulations .
··1<~or mys elf," say~ Barber. ··1
think it's been a great change
We 've JUSt gone through the
best training camp sin ce I've
been here and I'm expecting to
have our overall bes t season "
That 1sn 't what., th e experts are
say ing. however, many of whom
ha \'C picked the Oilers to finish
last m the AFC Central.
Currently. the Oilers' biggest
1ns tab1lity I)> a t quarterback
"'here Riies still has n 't decided
1f Ken Stabler or John Reaves is
goinl! to <;tart
STABLER, WHO RETIRED
1n earlv summer. has been with
the club for less than two weeks.
Heave:. 1s an eight-year veteran
who hooked on with the team
1h1 s season
"The s1tuat1on at quarterback
that 's difficult," admits
Bartx>r · But I think it would be
m ore of a proble m if Kenny
hadn t been with us last year "
ln Stabler·._ first full year with
lhe Oilers 1980 he
establis hed club reco rds for
most completions in a single
season l 293 I and highest com-
ple tion percentage m a season
164.11
Stabler. however. is trying to
learn a ne.,.. offense and. at the
same time, work mto shape
''Actually, l feel pretty good,"
-;ays Stabler "M y legs are in
pretty good shape.
.. , m absorbrng everything
pretty quickly In fact. Coach
Biles s ays I may have set
coaching back 50 years <in ref-
l'rem'l' to the long layoff! "
STJ\RLER, WHO WILL be en-
t t•nng his 12th s eason in t he
'I: FL. says he legitimately tried
to walk away from the game.
"After 12 n·ars I felt I had ac-
complished everything I had set
out to do." says Stabler. "Plus, l
rl1dn't really want to learn a new
systt.•m and go through a
coaching change
·But s taying away was harder
than I had anticipated. And. I
didn't come back just because
1G1ffordl Neilson got hurt. It
had nothing to do with money.
e ither I jus t felt I could help this
team. I feel hke a kid again, I 'm
enthused."
So are the Rams. who are anx-
ious to see 1f they're as good af
they think_
last 11 games. .
Cleveland took a l ·O lead in
the first, when Rick Manning led
off with a' w·alk, stole s econd, ad-
vanced to third on a grounder
and scored on a wild pitch by
loser Dave Frost, 1-5.
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The Indians built their lead to
4·0 in the second, as Toby Har-
rah walked with none out and
scored on a Von Hayes' double.
With one out. Duane Kuiper
drove home Hayes with a single
and with two out, Kuiper scored
on Manning's double.
The Angels cut the margin to
4 2 on the Grich's 17th homer In
the fourth and Baylor's 12th in
the sixth.
ln the first game, Blyleven,
10·6, struck out four and walked
six in recording bis ninth com-
plete game of the season and
17t.b career victory against
California_
The Angels took a 1-0 lead in
the first on Bert Campaneris'
The Ram~ and the Houston Oilers
open lhe 1981 pushing and shoving here
today and the California Bar Associa-
tion has assumed the three·point s tance
To begin with. there Is some unrest in
the domestic atmosphere surrounding
The Snake. Ken Stabler's former wife
has indicated dissatisfaction with the
frequency in whic h child support checks
have been arriving and her attorney has
let it be known that The Snake will be
captured and enclosed the moment he
sets foot in California.
Inasmuch as Stabler will be needed at
quarterback for the Oilers, the Houston
team has enlisted the aid of legal forces
of its own.
"We are assured that all this will be
taken care or before the team arrives."
saidl8ob Hyde, the advance man for the
Houston party
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SPORTS COlUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
Since his arrival, Hyde has not been
asked a single question about the run
ning of Earl Campbell. The press is en
lirely more concerned with the footwork
of Stabler.
The Snake retired and came out of re-
tirement during the Oilers' training
period. This thing with the child support
payment! cam e up and if that didn't
s hake up lhe s quad, a New York
newspaper printed a story linking
Stabler with gambling elements and
'
sugE(esting this was the reason the
Oakland Raiders traded Stabler to the
Oilers straight up for Dan Pastorini.
That Pas torini also found it necessary
to consult a law firm in the Bay Area is
neither here nor there.
"We have been in touch with the NFL
security people on the Stabler matter,"
said Houston coach Ed Biles, "a nd we
are convinced t here is nothing to the
whole thing."
Biles also said that if this sort of thing
persists, the Oilers might file some kind
of a 11uit against somebody.
Meanwhile, a rigure on hand from
morning until evening al Rams Park In
Anaheim is John Thomas, an attorney
who represents defensive end Fred
Dryer who, in the past week, has been
cut and uncut with more frequency than
a large salami. •
Amon~ other things. Thomas charges
l hat the Rams wrongfully discharged
his client and held Dryer up to con-
tempt and ridicule and the franchise
will be asked to pay through the
nostrils. "They wi.11 pay with money." Dryer
hulls m "I certainly won't take season
t 1ckets ..
The Rams attorney Is o ne Joe
Cotchett who commutes from San
Mateo whenever the franchise eets
itself into one of these messes, which is
often
It is explained that Cotchett was
selected by proprietress Georgia Fron-
ti ere. Madame Ram, over a local
mouthpiece on the advice of her
Jtr ldiron guru, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Quote o f the day
·'Wt!' re MOing lo practice und practH.'l'
1tnd 11rudlct• until we Rel 1t riltht I've got
1h1• hlJ:hl'!-.t vuld tl·um In buscbull. and I'm
not g~tling rny money's worth " Ne\\
York Yunkt'(' owncr Geor&t" Steinbrenner
in ordt•ring un off day practiC'\' st>!Uilon
Rose's single does it tor Phillies
News flash! Hearns
sleeps with a teddy
P elt' Ro~e·s two-run StnMlt' ii
climaxed Ii two o ut r a lly by
Ph1ladelph1a in the eighth inning
Saturday night and gave the Phillies
a 5·4 victory over Cincinnati to highlight Na-
tional League action ... Andre Daw1on
cra cked a two run hom e run and Tim Raines
added a solo blast to support the eight·hit
pitching or R ay Burris as Montreal snapped a From AP dispatches
LAS VEGAS, Nev Most box m
1ng fan!> know Thom as Hearns for the
a wesome power in his right hand or
the mean scowl he gives oppone nts
before a fight. Som ething not so well known
about Hearns is that he sleeps with a teddy
bear.
"He's got two of them, but we're always
having to buy new ones because he loses them,"
s aid Hearns' manager
Emanuel St e w a rd . "He
sleeps with them a n d
watches television ~wit h
them."
While sleeping with ted·
cly bears may seem quite a
contrast for a man who has
knocked out 30 opponents in
recording 32 straight wins as
a professional, Steward said
nine.game Houston winning
streak with a 5·2 victory over
th<' Astros . Bill Buckner
drove in four runs. three with
a homer in the fir s t inning,
and collected three hits to
lead Chicago to an 8-2 victory
over San Francisco, s nap-
ping a fiv e gam e los ing
s treak for the Cubs . Ellis
Valentine drove in two runs
Rose with a double and a sacrifice
fly , leading the New York Mets to a 4-2 victory
over Atlanta Steve Nicosia a nd Lee
Lacy delivered run-scoring sing les to lift Rick
Rhoden to his eighth victor y as Pitts burgh
downed San Diego, 2· L Rhoden . 8-2, was driven
from the game in the seventh when San Diego
staged a two·o\Jt rally
H earns. at the tender age of
22, is a man of contrasts. Frazier comeback in the works
"A lot or guys are deep down not what they
appear lo be," s aid Steward. who has schooled
Hearns in the art of boxing since the fighter was
10-years-old. "I'm finding out deep down he's
quite a few different persons."
PHILADELPH IA -Former m
heavyweight boxing ch ampion Joe
Frazier's reported comeback a t -
tempt is no longer "reported," but in the works.
Hearns, who broke the jaw of promising
.qelterwe1ght Marlon Starling earlier this wee k
while sparring in prepa ration for his Sept. 16 li·
tie unification fight against Sugar Ray Leonard.
was basically a "quiet. shy g uy" before he won
his World Boxing Association welte rweig ht
c rown by knocking out Pipino Cuevas in Aug ust
1980, Steward said
Sh aron Hatc h , Frazier's attorney, said
Thursday that Frazier. 37, had signed a con-
tract with Ohio Prom oter Jan Aronson to fight
Journeyman Scott LeDoux of Minnesota, with an
option to fi ght Knoxville's John Tate if a deal
ca nnot be reached with LeDoux.
Hatch said she's not worried about the box-
er 's phys ical condition, or his age, as he at-
tempts a come back
I t didn't ltappen often but BYL' quarterback ./z m .\1c \lalw11 1~ scH.:ked hy l.ung Beach Stale d<'/l'rJ!ll'
Bllker's shot wins it
His pinch homer defeats Cardinals
LOS ANGELES IAP> -Dusty
Baker's pmch hom e run leading
off the 11th inning gave the Los
Angeles Dodgers a 4·3 victory
over St. LoUJs and snapped a
three.game Cardinals' winning
streak Saturday night
Baker, who did not start the
game becaus e o r a vir us.
slugged his seventh home run on
a 2·2 pitch from loser J im Kaat.
6·3. the first home run yielded
by the St. Louis left.hander this
season.
Rookie Tom Niedenfuer. 3·0,
the fourth Los Angeles pitcher.
earned the victory with t hree in
nings or two-hit pitching
St. Louis took a 2·0 lead in the
s econd inn ing agains t Los
Angeles starter Jorr y Reuss on
RBI singles by Sixto Lezcano
and Ken Oberkfell
Los Angeles lied the score in
the fourth against Joaquin AnJU·
jar on run-scorin g s ingles by
Mike Scioscia and Steve Sax.
The Dodgers broke the tie with
an unearned run in lhe fifth in-
ning on an error by shortstop
Mike Ramsey and singles by
St eve Garvey and P edro Guer-·
rero.
The Cardinals got even in the
seventh when reliever Alejandro
Pe na walked pinch-hitter Dar-
r e 11 P orter with the bases
loaded.
Today, the Dodgers and
Cardinals conclude their three·
game series with rookie sensa·
lion Fernando Valenzuela (lJ.4)
!>Cl to oppose St Lo uis· Bo b
forsch 17·4).
Valenzuela will attempt to
become the first major league
pitcher this s eason to win 12
g ames
From Page 81
BYU ...
lopsided verdict "I thought our
defense played we ll. I was im·
pressed with the way we held
him <McMah o n > with no
touchdown passes '·
Currey said he was most 1m·
pressed with BYU's defense.
"Anytime a team ha s a
llcisman Trophy candida te and
its defense is the difference.
they've got to be tough," he
added.
Currey had to settle for mak-
ing optimistic remarks about the
49ers' punting game and the
pass pro tection. but he was
clea rly unhappy with his offense
which wound up with a net total
or 196 yards .
"Our problem s were
physical," he added. "I don't
think we were confused on of·
fense. It was our physical pro·
blems."
Still, he tried to sound uplift·
ing.
"If you can ho ld Mc Mahon to
17 points and no louchdown11,
then you've done a pretty ROO<I
job,·· he added. ·
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From Page 81
TUCKER • • •
"" ncr II ugh Cul vcrhouse who 1s
also a lawyer
l'otchett s pt>d into town on the
Dryer matter and afte r e xamin·
ini.t the no-cut c lause in Fred's
contract. advised the Rams to
n•store Dryer to lhc roster lest
\l adamc Ram end up with a
pa rtner
Across the practice field al
H.im s Park, Tho m as and
('otchett take pot shots at each
other's characte r and integrity
The a mmunition mos t often
e mployed are words the likes or
"unethical'· a nd "disgraceful."
In the meantime. prominent
Los Angeles attorney Paul
Caruso is reopening another con·
ta1ncr of worms. Caruso is
representing former Rams vice
presid ent H arold "Squeezer"
Guiver and the matter has lo do
with the alle~ed scalping of
Super Bowl tickets. Madame
Ram has been mcnlloned in this
connection and Caruso wishes a
m eeting with her a ttorney.
perhaps to discuss a settlement.
"Cotchett is dodging me," al-
lt:ges Caruso, who obvious ly
d oesn't spend enough time al
Rams Park in Anaheim.
Also alleged to kn ow
s omething about the ticke t
s calping bus i n ess is Pete
Rozelle, the commissioner of the
National Football League.
I n c luded i n th e co m -
missioner's legal e ntourage is
Pat Lynch of South Pasadena.
Such iS" the lineup for opening
day. You can't tell the lawyers
without a progrnm
Crowley's homer helps Orioles rally
·r .. rry <'rowlt'Y hil a three·tull Iii
honw run in the JJlxtti 1nnlna and
J o hn l..oweni.tt>ln fol low('d with th1•
ir:-t or h1:. two solo horncrs to rally
Uulh1nun· to u 5 3 v1etory over Oakl and Satur·
rLJv to h1i:hh~hl American Leagut.' uction
Oavt-Klgh .. tti retired the fir11t 11 Kansas City
hillt.•1·s and Grall( Nettles scored both runs as
t tw Nl'w York Y a11kt:cs slipped pa:.t Kansas Ci
ty. 2 l Vt•tt-r:rn Jim"
Slaton no-hit M inne!>otu (01
t.>1ght ('O mpl t:tt: innings
bcfor<' giving up three: hi~
und three runs in the ninth,
hut Milwaulcee held off the
Twins, 5·3 Jerry Remy I collected rour straight hits.
in cluding a pair or bunt
s ingles, und John Tudor
h u r I t.' d r I v e I n n I n ~s or
on e hi t reli e r a s
Crowley Hoston rode a ~l'1rd s ix-run
firth inning to a 12 5 victory over Seatlle
Right-hander Dan Petry s cattered four
!-1ngles to lead Delroit lo a 1-0 victory over Tex·
a s John Mayberry's tie-breaking pinch
!-.Ingle in the seventh inning backed the strong
pitching or Jim Clancy and led Toronto to a 3·1
victory over the Chicago White Sox The White
Sox suffered their eighth loss in their last nine
l(ames General Manager Joe Burke of the
Kansas City Royals. who confirmed two weeks
ago he has bt>l(un treatment for cancer, has re-
ceived some warm-hearted criticis m from a
bss chall fa n who s aid she has the "same
problem."
Penhall wins World Speedway Final
WEMBLEY. England -Bruce •
Pe nhall of Bal boa scored 14 out or a
possible 15 points Saturday to win the
World Championship or Speedway motorcycle
racing before over 92,000 fans at We mbley
Stadium
Sixteen riders competed 1n the ch am.
p1ons hips with Ole Olsen of Denmark finishing
se ('ond. followed by Dave Jessop of England.
P e nhall. a 24 y ear -old regarde d as
America's Ambassador of Speedway, was the
top ranked rider in the 16·team Britis h
Spt'edway League this year. a circuit which has
the world's tou~hest competition
Baseball today
On lhb dak in bB11cball in 1948 ·
The Plttsburl(h Pirul~is tumt'<I six double
pluyll In u 2 I victory over the St. Loull
('a rdtn•ls.
On this date In 190~.
Chicago White Sox ace "Big Ed '' Walsh
hurled two complete gume viC'torie11 in one
day, 11(.•ullng Bos ton 10:, and 3·1.
Today's b1rlhduy
t'h1 C'ago ('ubs infielder Steve Macko I
27
Haas takes lead 1n B.C. golf tourney
Jay Haas strunK logether four !I
h1rd1es on the last nine holes to break
out or u tac with Tom Kile and Denh
WalM>n and ta ke a three stroke lead after three
round:-. of the U e. Open Golf tournament Satur·
day Jerilyn Brill, absent from t he tour the
pa!>t two weeks. fired a 67 to take the lead after
the first round of the LPGA tournament in
Spn ngficld. Ill. . Severlano Ballesteroa of
Spain shot a fi ve-under-par 67 to open a four·
st roke lead after the third round of, the Euro-
p ean Open golf champi ons hip at Royal
Liverpool in England .. American golfer
Arnold Palmer visited China to study the
feas ibihty of building a golf course at the
Vongmo Hot Spr ing Resort in Hong Kong.
Russians defeat U.S. in hockey. 4-1
Victor Zhluktov scored early in ·=· the second p eriod on a routine
backhand shot that Team USA goalie
Tony Esposito misjudged Saturday,
day, snapping a l · 1 tie and leading the Soviet
Union to a 4·1 victory over the Americans in a
Can ada Cup hockey gam e . Dwight Braxton
posted a unanimous 10-round decision over
tough James Scott, with whom he used to spar
when he was a fe llow prisoner, in a light
h eavyweight fi gh( at Rahway St ate PMson in
New J ersey . Citmg dissatisfaction with his
r esponsibilities, C~arles Theokas, New Jersey
Nets executive vice president, has resigned ..
Tom neva took advantage of a long pit s top by
Bobby Unser to win the Tony Bettenhausen
200·mile championship car race at State Fair
P ark Koichi Nakano or Japan won his fifth
stra1~ht professional s print title at the World
Cycling Championships
Rams begin long trek on TV
Ricardo, Saints also aired ; Angels face Indians today
By HOWARD L. llANDY
Ot IM Delly ~Nol Slaff
The Rams sta rt their long trek do\\n the road
to b<'ing a C'hamp1ons hip contender in the NFC
Wl•st Division today at Anaheim Stadium against
thl' Hous ton Oilers and Earl Campbell
It will be Frank Pastore <H.J pitching for the
Reds today against the Philltes' Dickie Noles (0-1) in
the final game of the series. Both teams are stug·
gling 1n the second hatf of the season but the Phillie~
have already wrapped up a playoff berth wit h a first-
hatf victory.
Th<' game is a sellout a nd will be televised live
on Channel 4 at I o'clock with Dick Enberg and
~terlm Obt>n bringing the action live 1 p .m .. Channel 4 ./
Follow ing are the top sports events on TV today.
Ratrngs are ' • • ' excellent; • ' , worth watching,
• • fair; • forget 11.
NFL FOOTBALL: Houston at Rams.
Announcers : Dick Enberg and Merlin Ol!>en .
® 10 a.m., Channel 2 ./
NFL FOOTBALL: New Orleans at Atlanta.
Announcers : Gary Bender and Hank Stram.
The Rams embark on the 1981 season in earnest
today despite the Fred Dryer controve rsy that has
been the only sign of dissension this tall. Pat Haden
is ready at quarterback with J eff Rutledge as his
backup
OTH ER TELEVISION
9:30 a .m . (2) NFL TODAY -Segments in·
The Saints, with new coach Bum Phillips and
former Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College
standout Benny Rica rdo doing the kicking, hope to
improve their lot in the NFL West this year. Ricardo
has won two games during the pre-season schedule
with his kicking and figures prominently in Phillips'
plans for the coming season. The Falcons, however,
are 9 t 1-point favorites in the season opene r.
elude a look at the Washington Redskins, who, after
a decade of defensive football, have hired offensive-
m inded coach Joe Gibbs. Hosts: Brent Musburger,
t rv Cross and Phyllis George.
Noon (4) -WE STE RN'OUTDOORSMAN -Seg-
ments inc lude a look at peregrine falcons and a re-
port on how parasites have affected big horn sheep in
the Colorado Rockies
12.30 p.m . (4 ) N FL '81 -Host Bryant Gumbel
takes a look a t this week's pro games.
1 p.m <21 U.S. OP E N TENNIS -Early round 11 a.m., Channel 5
ANGELS BASEBALL: Angels at Cleveland.
Announcers: Don Drysdale and Ron Fairly.
ptay from Flushing Meadow Park, N. Y. After toot·
bait.
2:30 p.m . (7) GOLF -The 81st U.S, amateur
championship from San Francisco.
Ken Forsch <1 1-6) hopes to get the Angels back
on the winning trac k after a double-header loss
Saturday. The Indians will send John Denny (6·4) to
the mound tn quest of a third straight victory
11 :30 p .m . (2 ) U.S. OPEN TENN IS
HIGHLIGHTS. )9 ) COLLEGE FOOTBALL
PREVIEW.
RADIO
Football -Houston at Rams, 1 p.m ., KMPC
(710}, Raiders at Denver, 1 p.m., KNX (1070). e 11 a.m., Channel 7 v ../ v
BASEBALL: Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Announcers : Steve Zabriskie and Bob Uecker.
Baseball -Angels at Cleveland, 11 a .m ., KI EV
(870); St. Louis at Dodgers, 1 p.m.1 KABC (790).
Tennis -U.S. Open Highlights, 3: so p.m ., KNX
( 1070).
(The Daily Pilot is not responsible for ltlte chancaH.)
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LF.AGllE
West Division
W L Pel. GB
l\.an!>as C1l\' 13 13 500
x Oa kland · 12 12 500
T<·xas 11 13 458
.-\ngf'b 11 13 458
Chicago 11 14 444 11 i
Sl•attle 10 1Ci 385 3
Mannc·sota 10 17 370 312
East Division
Dt•troit 17 9 654
Milwaukee 16 11 593 1'2
Ba ltimore 14 11 560 21 2
x New York 14 12 538 3
Hoston 13 12 520 3t 2
Clt•veland 14 13 .519 312
Toronto 12 12 ~ 4
X Jo'irst·half division winner
s.t-y'tSont C•• .. lencl .... ·-·· ,., Bottll" n. s..ame s
Mllw.,he S. Mlnnesot• 1
New York 1. Kenu• City I
B•lllmore s, O.kl-J
T oronlo 3, Clllc990 t
Oetr1>1t t, rexuo
Teuy'tO-at
"'-'' (ForKll tl~l •t Cle.,.lend lo.My •-4)
Se•ttl• (Abbott 2·SI •I Bo\ton tOj..S. ... t )
O•U•nd (Keou9h l ·SI al B•lllmore 10
M•rtlner IC~•l
Toronto 11Aal 4"t0l et Chic-(8um&~21
MllW-f!e (H ... ~SI •I MlnneHt• IAedle"'
U l
New York !Aeonchel, I) •I 1( ...... City (Ha,,..
m•U• IH>I Detroit IUldU• M) et TUAI• (Derwin
• 71,"
NATIONAL LEAGUE
West Divis ion
W L Pct. GB
I louston 17 9 654 -
S an Francisco 15 10 .600 1'2
x -Oodl(ers 15 11 .577 2
Atlanta 13 12 .520 311
l'rncmnal1 12 13 .480 41,2
San Diego 8 19 .296 912
East Division
St. Louis 15 8 652
Montreal 13 11 542 212
New York 13 12 520 3
Chicago 12 14 462 412
x Philadelphia 10 15 400 6
l11tL'iburgh 9 18 333 8
x Fir st-half div1s1on winner
s.t ..... , .• k_
0 .......... SI. loul• 3, (II IMlnQS)
New Yor-•. Atlanl• 2
MOt'flrHI s. -•ton 2
Clliu90 I, s.t1 Fr~IKO 2
Pllll-lpl!I• S. CtnctnMtl • Plll~rvl' 2, S... Ole9o I
Teuy'tO......
St loulS IForKll 7-4) ., DM9eN IValenzuell
11 t •I
Hovllon u Nleuo 7·71 at Monlreal !LM 2-41
ClnclnMtl (Pastor• H l •I Phll-lpfll• (HolH
0-t ) Attantt INll!hl•r ,..Sl et New Yori< (Jonn
t If
Plllollur'O" I~ ~I •I San Ole<jlD (Wl•
l SI Clll<-OO (Griffin I II et San ,,...nc.,..o !lllYf
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3 ,)
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Orango Coa~t DAI LY PILOT /Sunday, September 6, 198 1 * 83
Marina's Performance is a critic's nightmare
Vikings give Castle High. a rude. aloha 1as Laszlo, Frandsen and defense shine in the rain. at Aloha Stadium
By ltOGF.R CARLSON Of_.,...,...._.,_
HONOLULU tr you were u profess1onul
cr1l1c ui;slgnl'<I lo spend your dayti t>umining the
faulL'i of Murinu Hign's football teJlm, you might
find yourst>lf pretty Crus lrnte cj looking for
sornl'lhing thal isn't there.
l'uslle High's Knights found themselves pretty
frustrt1ted . loo, Friday nhcht at Aloha Stadium
looking for D kink in the Vlkln~s· armor, and the
pri<:e was it 28·0 spunking
('OAC'H DAVE THOMPSON'S Vikings return
to Huntington Reach tonight with g lossy creden
tials and JUSl maybe a question or two answered.
Quarterback Ken Laszlo s parkled in has debut,
completing 8·of·ll passes for 205 yards and three
touchdowns to Jeff Frandsen <cove ring 67 , 4 and 47
yardsl.
And Laszlo showt!d runnjng a bility, scamper
Ing from rune yards out
Fort Laude rdale transfer Tony Valente dis
played some power in his running game and the
defense. aided by Castle High's severe lack or
quarterba ck lea ders hip, simply overwhelmed the
Knights
It all added up to one rous ing victory and even
'l'hompson, a perfectionist. was hard-pressed to
find something to grumble about
"Yes. to say this has been a s uccess would
have to he a n understatement,'' s aid Thompson.
"Thjs is something the kids and the coaching staff
won't forget.
r "l was happy with Laszlo He did a pretty
good job with the o ption and he passed well. Our
receivers didn't drop any, either , they snagged
them "
Frandsen was the big we3por1, catching
fi ve passc11 for 117 yard:s umong has three s eonng
catches Hill first. from 67 yurds out, was just a
quickit> ov~r t~1· middle which he grabbed and out
ran the defender
The set•ond was a loft 11enul that he plucked
a way trorn the Castle secondary deep i.n the end
Lone
The tlurd was a deep pasR an whic h he nat·
tcmed his be league l'ed opp<>nent with a move to get
This JS something the k ids
and the coaching staff w ill never
f orget .
-Co1ch Deve Thomp1on
op en and racl'd the rem aining nine yards un
touchtc•d
i''ranrlsen's versatility turned a muffed PAT
attempt into a two ·pomt <'Onversion to give him 20
point:. for the ra in punc tuated mg ht
WHILE FRANDSEN and Laszlo were µutting
points on the boa rd. probably even more im·
prcss1vc was the dcfe11s ive effo!"lS of li~ebackers
P at KJ10wlcs and Mike Fisk behind a sohd line up
front not to me ntion a secondary which 1ntercept-
e<P fo~r passes and thoroughly bottled up Ca s tle's
supposed air attack. .
Ca~tlc, which rac ked up 205 yards passing a
WL"ek earlier . could net only 25 yards thro ugh the
air and 17 or those t•ame late on a ~ift.
Marcel We1 se's interception set up Marina's
first tout hdown and Mark Cobin's theft helped
Uni has the nucleus
First-year coach Curtis may have a contender
By ROGER CARLSON
Of tlle DeUy "'""St.off
Thirteen returning sta rters am ong a g roup of
24 returning letterme~ give first year coa ch Ri.c k
Curtjs a nucleus to build around'a~ the Un1 vers1t~
High Trojans attempt to establish themselves as a
contende r an the Sea Vie~ League race.
Curtis as the fourth head coac h m four years
for Cn1vers1ty and has brought in Stacy Vagenas
<defensive hne). Steve Pence (offens ive line> a nd
Corona del Mar 's Jerry Jelnick treceive rs) to a s
s1s t him Also m the fold are holdover s Steve Ruiz
<d efensive backs1 and Steve Calles !offensive
coordtna tor 1 ,.
"Our s tre ngth is our defense,·· says Curtis, a
former linebacker ··And our Linebackers should be
the best or the defense .
Offensiveh Curtis hopes lo establish a passing
game something tha t has not really been evi-
de nt the past few years a t University
Cost a Mesa lligh transfer Ta m Eilerts. who
completed 54 or 116 for 513 yards and fou r
touchdowns m four st arts at Mesa as a jumor. may
be the ans wer The other potential solution is Ran·
dy Meyers, who completed 12 of 19 for 113 yards in
two st arts at the end or the 1980 campaign for the
TroJanS
T he TroJans will be operating out of a slot 1
with spnntout and dropback taC'tics Defensively
there ma\ be variations. but the splH six nwo
gu ards. t~o t ackles, t"o outside h nebac kers and
two ins ide hne b,ack crsl. which at times resembles
Titans turn it over
to Wyoniing
LARAMIE . Wyo I AP J W y om i n g
quarterba ck Phil Davis threw two touchdowns.
and the Cowboy defense forced seven turnovers 1n
a 38 13 non conference college victory over Cal
State Fullerton he re Saturday
Davis, a senior from Cerritos hit tight end
James Willia ms for a four-yard touc hdown, split
end Steve Martinez for a 14-yard score a nd directed
Wyoming's powerful wishbone offe nse on four scor·
ing drives .
But it was the opportunistic Cowboy defense
that set up m ost or t he scores by recovering three
rumbles and 1nte rcept1ng four passes from the
Titans of the P acific Coast Athletic Association
Fullerton set the tone of the game by fumbling on
the opening kickoff and Wyoming recovered
Fullerton quarterback Tom St J acques riddled
the Cowboy secondary with passes a nd rallied the
Titans to within two touchdowns of the Western
Athletic Conference Cowboys on two separate OC·
ca sions
But St. J acques also threew three of the 1n
te rceptions and could not close the gap aftpr
Wyom ing jumped to a 21·0 firs t quarter lead
Settles' parents there
From AP dispatches
The parents of Ron Settles, who died in a
Signal Hill jail cell three months ago, were among
the crowd attending Saturday's football game
d edicated to the 21 ·year-old running back by his
former teamma tes at Long Beach State
Donnell and Helen Settles expressed "mixed
emotions" about coming to the game after the or·
deal or the coroner's inquest which last week ruled
that Settles had died "at the hands of another."
"I want to be here," said the athlete's father.
''I ertjoy being here, but I tend to be edgy and
nervous because we 've always been here before lo
see Ronnie play.
"I'm 110 tired t can hardly walk I'd rather be
anyplace else resting. But with the s upparl we've
had from the school, the coaches . . Ronnie
would have wanted us to be here ..
Added Settles' mother, "We don't want any
sad memories. We want all our memories to be as
pleasant as he was.'' ...... .... •f ...... ,
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an e1~ht man front. 1~ the pattern, according to
Curtis
"Our biggest concern is 1nj ur1es." continues
Curtis "lnJurie~ will really kill us."
Herc's a r undown by position
Ul'ARTERBACKS Etlerts is a 6·2. 180-
pound ~t.'01or ra~ht hande r and is m obile. He's also
i:I threat un lhe <leep pass a nd if he can take com
rnand it'll allow Curtis to use Meyers (5·10, 160 sr >
at t he s lot, giving L'nivers 1ty added backfield mus·
tie Ron Rat<:llffc t5 10, 160 sr I. also a rig ht·
hander. 1s anothl'r potentia l qua rter back . but 1s be
ang countl'd on a t safety and as a receiver.
Rl'NNl~G HACKS Mike Fiscus (5·10, 170
sr 1 ran for 189 yards on 56 carries and a
touchdo"n 1n 1980 a nd Rac h Sore nson <5·8, 175 s r. I
1981 OUTLOOK
totaled 269 .,.·ards on 68 <.'arnes and four TOs Fis·
cu an<! Gary Ianuzzi <6-0. 175 jr 1 are battling for
thc starte rs spot at tailback. Sorenson and Grady
Morris <5·8. 160 Jr 1 are locked in a battle for the
fullbnck·s post Meyers 1s the slot if Eilerts takes
over 1srus an<! Scott Hatake < 5·9. 175 s r ) are also
poss1bl<:s at the .,fut
RF:CEIVE RS Tom Balding (5·11, 155 sr J.
Brad lill'r 15 I 1, 145 sr.) a nd Ratcliffe ar e s plat end
c.111d1ch11t's \I.1th Balding holding an edge Ma tt
;\loon.' <GO, 180 ~r 1 a ppears to have the tight end
st art ing post assured . although sprinte r John
Ba chman 16 2. 185 sr l und John Balt1kowski <6·0,
170 jr 1 could dc·\'elop Anothe r possibility 1s Steve
Granger 15-10. 165 i r 1
OFFENSIVE I.JN E !fob M ilche ll < 5· 11. 185
s1 1 1s a ret urning starte r at tackle and 6·1. 220
pound JUOIOr Stew Hobart. the )'ounger brother or
former 1Jn1ver .... 1Ly st a r Rob Hobart, has the poten-
tia l to be the best offensive lineman in Univer sity's
history. according to Curlis Each is scheduled to
start. Another potential starter is J ohn Fasset <6·1.
185 jr 1 Andy Borda <6 3. 175 s r l. Dave Sie gfried
<5·11 , 180 sr .1 a nd Chris Carranza 15·7, 165 jr l are
the guard candu.J ates. Je ff Mille r 16-0. 175 s r.)
sta rted at center as a JUntor Also at center 1s J ohn
Luhrs <6 0. 250 Jr 1
KICKING GAME .John Pe1rano <5-7, 165 jr 1
and Balding "ill handle the place·kicking and
kickoffs. Daryl Mo nroe 16·2. 170 s r I is the team ·s
puntt·r
DEFENSIVE l.INE Steve Barsamian (5·10,
ltl jr 1 has an tdJ!e at defensive guard, but it 's a
•Ur wav batlll' for the two spots with Randy Gass
'"·10. 175 ~r.), VH' Zaldivar (5·8, 155 s r.) and Steve
Kessinger 15 10. 175 jr l involved Siegfried, who is
sure lv going 10 play som ewhere. is also a pass1ble
here. Larry Cum merford 16·1, 180 s r. l and Craig
Rouse 1G 3. 180 .sr J are r eturntng starte rs at
tackl e Other s mcl ude Clif Ba um 15·10, 180 sr ) and
llobarl
LINEBACKt:RS J amie Wes ton (5·11, 170
Jr 1 was a sophom ore starter at outside linebacker,
a long with Dave Ander son (5·10, 165 s r I. another
returning sta rter . Backing them up are Sorenson
and Granger. Two m ore returning starters are on
the inside with Mike Miller (5-11, 180 sr. l a nd Jeff
Frei <5-11 , 180 sr . I in control of things. Backing up
Miller and Frei arc Siegfned ~d Morris
ECONDARV -Two more returning starters
are on the corners (giving the Trojans eight re.
turrung starters on defense in all > Alan Watkins
<5·8, 150 sr > m akes University even stronger here
as he re turns afte# missing 1980 because of a knee
injury Houghton started at corner, along w ith
Ratcliffe. who is taking over the safety spat.
Bald1kows ki and Watkins appear to have the in-
side track at corner, but they are both being
pushed by Houston. Also : Larry Peckham (5·10,
165 jr l at corner and Tony Laciura (5·8, 170 sr.) at
s afety are in the picture.
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mainlutn the s hutout at ttw M1.1rinu nine-yard llnt-
Adurn Kauc's interrepuon got the Viktngb o n
their way to their fourth scon ng drtVl' a nd Bob
Cr itchfield's theft w<1s Just icing
There we re seve ra l olhl•r key defe ns lvt-e rforb
sul'h u~ a fumble recovery by Uriun Ma rr us to
set up TD No 2 und Ron Maler?>teln '!I fum ble re
cover y at the M 11r1na II lCJ presen l'.' tht> i.hutout
lute In the ga m e
Tiit~ VIKES WERE GUILTY or an error 01
two g iving Castle JJOSl'S~1on at the Marina 30. 30.
47 and 39 in the St!COnd half, tmt on each occa~1on .
thl' def ens<: rose to the tai.k.
"I thought our d efense r an to the.• ba ll and hit
well," s aid Thomp:.on · We made 1>ome mis takes
but we recovered Da ve Hargro ve really socked a
few folks und 1 was pleased with our linebackers
.. Pat Cemen did Wl'll al the nose and our offensive
line didn't panic, 1t put up u pretty darn good pas1>
protection conside ring the heavy rush ·
Castle's idea of defen:.e was to run amok with
l'Very conceivabll' alig nment and Thomps on said
in the long run. al should help the Vikings. "They
ra n ever y defense I 'Vt! t'vcr bl'l'n. a nd then som e,··
said Thompson.
If there was a fault maybe you can say the
Vikings really never s ust ained a running game
Out Va lente s howed stre ngth 1n a verag ing 4 0
ya rds per carry and Rick Tobin's muscle wa~ ev1
til-'nl lwic·<· whc·n h1• l'Urned yurduge in hl•;ivy trar
fl(•
T H E (ii\M t; BEGAN with a n 1lll'rt•d1ble ~el"ll'll
of 1·1-rori. us l ';1s lle 's QUIH1.t•rbuck fumbled twice
und I hl· Knights "ere guilty of two false s turts,
c•oupltoJ by the V1k1ng:; being clrawn offbldt lwicl'
;ind a t h11 1I down pas~ rul~ p<1!>!i llltt•rfe renre
Seven straight sna ps of the ball had produced
u horrihlt• mis hmash
Bul Kno"h·?>. Duke Ma1>ll'1> a nd Har grove
... quekhcd ('u:.tlt• s dreams a nd shortly a fte rward
i"raJtd.'\cn wu:. on l11i. way with th1· first of his three
scoring das ht.•s
So, tht• Vikl·s :.ire• l up on the rest of Southern
<'<il1forn111 \\llh their JH 1•st•ai.on a lread y unde r
way f-'rtday, It 's buck to non lt>a~ue wars with a
dalt• with Newpur l llarl>o1
Bui tlwt's t1nothl·r ni~ht , another task Hight
now the Vikings ~in: still savonng a squashin~ tha t
lt·ft u Honolulu sport~w11tcr ga~p1ng a t halftime
with Mur11l i:1 br l'c:r.1ng, 2 1 0. "This 1s d a rn
r ight em barras111g,'' s aid thl' Honolulu ~cri be "We
1>ride our~el ves with our football teams "
Tht· victor) <·om pleled a onl'-Wl'ek venture in
Oahu wh1C'h l'a n ..,omct1rnes be dl((1 l'UIL to cope
with nn the playing fi eld
.. You can say we h ad every dastractwn m the
book. .,;rnJ Thomp~on Hui wt• knew we'd have
them I Just fee l j(OOd abo ut the win "
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B4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 6, 1981
~
'Ba1na wins
another
for Bryant
Georgia picks up where it left off, 44-0
ATHENS, Ga <AP> Odt•1Hhn~ nu
ttonal champion Georgia opt>nl·d It<.
s~u~on Suturduy with a rru11h1ng 44 O
v1ctorv ove1 Tennessl'l'. but. Coa<'h
V 1nrt• Dooley wusn 't es1>ccu1tly plellM.'d
to Tt•t111t·s't'l' s in<.'c W23 wh~ll llll' Vols
1l 11111p•·•I .1 ~I 7 dt·l·i~1on to Vun<11·1 bill
how much we h uv1• to 1111µr0Vl'. l>ooley
su11I
F11•shmun k 1ckt>r Kevin Bullt!t
ht>Olfll•d t hrc·l· field goals for the
llulldoJ(s. c·ovc•nng 36. 44 and 45 yard-;
BATON HOUG F., Lu <AP>
Ken Simon :iprinted 51 yards for
u touchdown wllh lc11s than five
m1nutl':1 11one a nd Alt1bumu's un·
te11ted but cxplosl ve backfield
came of age an a hurry as the
fourth-ranked Crimson Tide
Ol)l'Oed its season by routing
Louisiana St ate, 24 7 Saturday
niMht for Heur Bryant ·s 307th
l'Oach.ing victory
"We had son1 t> m<1iviclu ul!'I who ph1 yl'd
liCOod games but we're 8 long WllY (rom
pluyang as a team cons1stentlv," Dooley
said
The Bulldogs were nevn m troubk
throui.thout the c1ay as Buck Relue fin•tl
two touchdown pu!>ses lo Lindsay Scott
and All .l\menl'an Her!>rhel Walker
r ambled for 161 yards and one
lOuchdown.
"Wt• ~ul Y.h1ppt.•d 11bo11t t•vt•ry wuy
) U U (' 3 ll (I 0 m t h l' k I (' k I I) (j g ;) Ill t•
throughout,· si11d Coach Johnny M ajw s
of Tt.•nrll.'Sl'lct.:. "I lhou.:hl entering Ult'
.:umt.• Gt><1t')(1a hud a d1ancc lo be u bt•t
lt.•r football tcnm al lh1s llmc or yeur
thall lh•.'Y Wt•re when wt playt>d them a
Vt'.11 u.:o 'l'ht.•y sho\.\ t•d that was right "
Doolt·y, whu lr('ltt•d all week th11l h•'>
ll«tm wa~u·t r ••a<ly to pluy, said he
I hough! lht·v wt•11• ready at J:Ume time
Wi•lkt.•r -..i1d Gt.>11rf:1.1 "1>rovcd tndily
wt•'r t.• rnon· than u ont.> man team Ir
lht•y kt•y 1m mt', we cun po.is:. lht' hull '
W11lkt·1· X<.'Or<.'d his touchdown on ;1 I
'ard pl11t1K1' HI lht• end of a 92 yurd
ilrl\'l' \\1lh wh1('11 the 10th ninkt>d
ll u lldoJ(s npt>ncd I ht• .:.1r1a• en routt· to
lht•1r 11th st1 Jl~ht vit·tory. loni.:t·st
stn •ak 10 tht· nation
(;t•orJ:ilt rest•rvt's addl•d two fourth
qu1H1L'r touc:hc1owns, on<.• on an 8 yard
run by Matt Simon with fl 34 re mainin1.t
.11111 tlw ottll'r by Jt·ff Paulk on at I-yard
kt•1·1>t·r onl) 18 't'<.'Onds from the end
Tt•tu1t•s:o.(·1"s only threat of the day
was t•ra!>NI hv 11 p<.'nalty for having too
many ml.'n on the fi eld. It came wht1n
l.1•11nar(! Jackson blocked a punt by
C:t•11r.:111'!-I J im Broadway, whirh wa~
:-.t'1>oix•d up a nd returned 15 yards to th1•
t'l1tl Wiil' bv the Vob' M1kl.' L ('1,fer Bryant, who will turn 68 Fri
day, moved within seven games
of Amos Alonzo Stagg's all-time
mark of 314 college football
coaching triumphs. and it was
much ea111e r tha n expected
It was the worst ddeat adrn1111sk1 t•cl
"Wt· pl.1yNI wt·ll and I t111nk 1L's a
i,:1 t•ut start tu lh1• season. hut I also 't'C
lklU(', who t'Ollllt'C'lt•d Oil 10 or 15
1w:-.s1•-. 1111 l~O y:1rds, hit St·ott with a
1 ~ V:Jrc1 -.r11 r111~ 'hot in tht• .,c•C'onct
quurtc·r Jnd t'.HlH' bat•k \\-1th a 23 }1mkr
111 lht.· tlurd qu.1rt1·1
ALABAMA EASED the legen
dary coach's worries about his
offense as an all new b<Jckfield
of jackrabhits -quarterback
Ken Coley, halfba<.'ks Joe Carter
and J eff Fagan and fullback
Simon ran a nd passed LSU
dizzy.
Meanwhil e, the h eralded
Crim son Tide defensc -.howed
why it has heen touted as ont-of
the best 111 the nation. never let·
ting LSU get closer than the
Alab<1ma 33-vard line until the
final 311'i minutes. To put it mild·
ly, Alabama was awesome.
The Tigers finally scored wilh
13 secon ds remaining on a
five-yard pass from freshman
quarterback Timmy Byrd to
light end Malcolm Scott
PF:n ;R KIM kicked a 2<>-yard
fi eld goal al 2:21 of the second
period and second s tring
qua rterba<:k Wa Iler Lewis
capped an 88-y<1rd, 11-play drive
by scoring from four yards out
7 12 minutc5 later for a 170
halftime bulge
Aoout the only thmg Alabama
didn't show 111· the opcnrng half
was a strong punting game -
because the Tide never had to
punt. When they fina lly did.
however. Mal col m Simmons un ~
loaded a pair of 59-yarders
Alabama stunned the Tigers.
silenced a c-apacity moh of 78,066
i4
.,,,
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• .,
.
\
third l;.ir1'(cst in Tiger Stadium
history and wowed a national
te levision .1udien<.'e by reeling
off four t>:<tra long g<1iner~ IO tht>
first half
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Miami gets kick out of Florida
55-yard field goal h its u pright , bounces through
From AP dispatches
MlAMI Oannv Miller kicked a 55-vard field
goal thi:lt h1I the left upright and bounced throu~h
"'il h 45 seconds to play Saturday to ltrt M 1am 1 of
Florida to a 21 20 college football upset over No 17
l"lorida.
Miller, who created a s tir last Novt•mber when
he kicked a field goal <lS time exp1n~d in a 31 7
Miami rout of th<.' Caton; "a~ mobbed a t m1df1cld
by teammalt-s as a season opening cro"d of 73.81-;
Wt'nl wild.
Junior 4uarterback Mark Riehl. who replaced
injured ~tarter J im Kt:lly in thf' third quart~r
directed the game-winning drive. whll'h bf>gan at
the Miami 36-yard line with 2·48 remaining
A key pli:iy tn the march which reachf'd the
Florida 34 "'as a 20 yard comple\lon tu resen l
tight end Glenn Dennison. Three plays late r,
Miller came on in i:I four-and-14 s1tuat1on <ind
kicked tht' winning three-pointer.
' Florida took the ensuing kickorr and drove to
the Miami 42·)-ard ltne. but Brian Clark 's !i9 yard
rield goal attempt fell short as time ran out
Florida State 17, Louis ville O
TALLAHASSEI!:. Fla Freshman Mike Ren
dina. Billy Allen and Jesse !lester scored all the
points as 19th-ranked f'lorida Stal<' ble" h\
Louisville. 17 0
Tailback Allen, d1sro"ered at a Europ<·an
coachmg clinic playing Air ForrP foothall. brnke
away on a latl' 50-yaro o;con ng jaunl lo put the <.:o n
test out or the C<1rdmals' reach.
His touchdcwm with 4 56 to play ended a de
fens1ve struggle that began after Flonda State
posted a HI point lead m the firs t quarter Allen. of
Cleveland. was the Seminoles' leading ground
threat. covering 89 yard:-. m eight carries.
Rendina . a kicker from Pompano Beach . Fl<t .
put his f1 rst points on the scoreboard JUSI 5 45 into
his coile.l:{l' football career when he made a 14-yarct
fi eld ~oal Later. he added two extra points
FSU defcnswe back Larry Ha rris s et up tht•
Sl'oring op1>0rtumty when he recovered a fumbled
punt return hy Louisville's Mark Clayton on the
Cardina ls ' M-yard line The Seminoles were un·
able to move the ball mt<1 the end zone and Coach
Bobby Bowden called on Rem:hna to kick the fi eld
goal.
Auburn 24, TCU 16
" AUBURN, Ala. Freshman fullback Ron
O'NeaJ ran for two scores and set up a third with a
32-yard ramble as Auburn defeated Texas Chns
tian 24-16, in a victorious debut for Coach Pat Dye
O'Neal, a 245-pounder. sat out virtually all of
the second half with leg cram ps. But he helpe<l
stake Auburn to a 21·10 halftime lead with hi.s
bullish bursts up the middle. and Auburn held off
TCU in the final quarters
TCU's junior halfback, Marcus Gilbert, scored
SOVTll
on run'\ ol ~II ,incl l:l \ <rrtls to kP1•p !ht' llornt•u
l_.r11g-. t·l<1 ... 1· \ nd T<'t q11art t•rbad; St('\'t' St a mp
lt•,tnlt'cl \\Ith rl.1111\1•1 .... t.rnlc~ W<1'\h1ng t1111 1n a
1111111,rnl dl'rl.il cl1..,pl.I\ throughout lht> l!Jll\I'
Hui S1arnp \\a' 1111ahl1• to push TC l J< ros:. ro1
.i po:-.s1hl1 111• l,1f1• 111 1t.1· f1 1urt h quart1•r and
A11hur11r:in11t11 1.h,. l'l••l'k
Kentucky 28. No. Texas St. 6
I F"\l\.liTO\. 1', ';11·1 Long ~allupcll !II
~·.ir<b 1111 ,1 1111J1•hd11\\11 v.111 l11s llurd pac;s in
ll•1 u ·plion 11f 1111· ~arn1• .1!> l\t•nt11ck' .!cfratrd
:"\nrtll I •''i i•' Sl:Jl1'. :!H It
<llwrt1·r hark HcJn1h .J1·nkin .., t«HOl' 11ff t hC' Kt•11
I llC'k\ l>1•n1•h to I hrcrn t1111chd r1\\ n pa<.....i·~ qf 13 anc1
lllOP 'a11h ,md l11•11rv l'.Jd ' l1<1ltrd lY.O) ants fol
:inothl·r '• 1•rt•
Mississippi St. 20, Memphis St. 3
J 1\CKSO:-\. '\ti-;-. Fullhack llonald R<I\
K111g ..,,.,>r••ll 111w to11<huown and hr·lped '>L'l up a
field goal lll'fon· lt>;i\'inJ! with <IO 1nJury as 14th
r.mketl M1s..,1ssq.1p1 ~1.1tr· rnlll-d to a 20·3 vil'ton
met \kmph1s SI :itf'
8'1ph11111or 1• <i11.1rlNh.H·k .John B1111rl lt>d lh1•
R11l ld<H!s 111 .1 !11·ld g11;il and tv.o toll('hr111Y.ns on
thl't'L' 'tr:111!ht pnsst·s·;1on .. rr1 I h<' flf'\t hHlf to :-.c•nl
th<~ \ 11·ton Jgain'-1 t 111• 11wxpr•11t•nn•l1 hut Pl'Sk'
T1 1!1'r" 10 th1 opener for both 1t.-.m 1o.;
Kinr.; .1 :no pound .,t•nior ra1·t•rl 1.7 \ ire!' tu thl•
\1 cmph1 -. SI .c11· l~ 1n th1· f11 :-I q11ar1< r as th<'
Au lldog" ..,<:orf'fl on n ,m.1 '.\foort 's :w-\ ard fl!' Id ~oal Ill' thC'n blasll'd thr1>1• \ ard-= fn1 r. i11uchdown
1°J rh 1n lt11• ~··eond P' r 111d
But l\111 g sufrt'rl'fl a hru"'•·d shot1ld1•r on h1i.
Il l'" r.irn and left I ht· J!~HI1•• ''1th n111f" m mutes left
10 the st" ond 011.11'tt'r
Mississippi 19. Tula ne 18
NEW ORI.BANS Sophomore• q11artcrbac-k
Kelly Powrli hit senior Cl:inkl'r Bre<'k Tyler with a
1!1 vanJ Sl1>rin1-t•1i.s \I.1th I Ill left 111 thf' gam e to
ro.11ly ~l1.:--;i.s1µp1 to .1 HI lH \JClory 11\er Tulanr
a fter U11 Rehc-is h.1d Cnlterl'd <1wuv t1 12 O l<'ad.
-Providing Mi:-s1ss1 pp1 's 0111:. rl al offens 1vr
spark of lh<.• sN·ond h:1lf, Powell marched lhf'
Rebels 86 yards m tht• final three minutes of tht•
game for thE' \\inn ml'! touc-hdown
Junior kicker Todd Gatlin boott•d the extra
pmnt lo ~IVf' ~1 1!>s1ssipp1 11<; na rrow m.1r~in of v1c
ton
· M1ssi~sir>Ei open<'d a 12·0 lead on a two-yard
run by lluforCI McGee tn the first quarter and on
fi<'ld go;ib of 22 yards and 27 yards hy Gatlin in thl·
first half
Seurer helps Kansas to • wm
TULSA. Okla . CAP I -Free
safety Ro~er Foote's 48-yard in·
~erceptinn r eturn for a fourth·
quarter louchdown gave Kansas
a 15·11 comeback win over Tulsa
in the coll ege football opener for
both teams Saturday night.
Kansas quarterback Frank
Seurer, a former Edison H1gh
standout, who gave up four in·
lerception~. scored on a one·
vard keeper with 5:49 left In lhe
first quarter. then connected
with Garfie ld Taylor for th" two
1)(')lnl conversion
Foote, a 6-3 Junior. gathered m
a Ke n ny J ackson pass find
rushed down the sidelines to
erase an 11·8 Tulsa advantage
Fres hman walk-on Jason
Staurovsky, a 11tudent manager
earlier in the week, kicked a
25-yard fit:ld goal with 55
second!'! Jpfl In the third quorkr
to brcJk an 8·8 tiP for ~cd in the
first qU<irler
Tuba scort'd th<.' hri.t time it5
o fren sc tou<.'IH•d thl' ball .
capit3 l idn~ on Euge n e
Williams' 47 yard interception
rel urn to the Ksmsas 8-yard line
Fullback Gary Woods took il in
for the score and running back
Ken Lacy ran across a con
nrs1on uftl:r a fake extra-point
'IE't II fl
Texas A&M nips Cal
Aggies don 't choke this time, come-from -behind ,29-28
From AP cll,patcht-'>
BEHKt-;LE\' l'l'x.1s \&M hJd a rt.'J>Utnt1on
IJ!>t s!'ason ol t'hoktn~: \\ht.·n thl• chip!> \.\1•n• doY.11
1 hat didn't h.ippcn Sntu1tla) hov.Pver, .b thl' Ag
J.;ll'S CIJ>l'l1t•t.I thl' l9Rl r1)0tball s1·a~on with a 211 28
conw-from lwhind \'11•t11ry ov<.>r Cahforn1a
·w e prO\ll•cl today wt· are not a c·hok1nj!
lNlm ·· !>aid /\gJ.!H' Coach Tom Wilson. whm;p dull
WJ:. -1 7 J Yl'al ;1g11 'Wl· I(• i.I good hall te;,1m .
Thi' ,\).(git's. tra1hnj! l>v t2 po111h at halft1mt•
... 11111 0111 llu• B<.'ars 111 lhl· srcond half and ¥.On 1111
()a \1d l1<1nJy'<; third ftl·lci i..:oal of th<.· d;iy , Cl :io
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.. , JU~t app111:H'hecl II hkt• It \.\OUld be m\ la~t
k11·l.uftht·dav,' ... u1<l llJ1tlv ·1dtd1\Ju .... t lik~· I do
111 pr ,JCL1t·1• I pr t·l< ncl "" 1 <· urw point behind ..
.Johrlll\ llt:l'lor s ~I\ v.trd touc·hdo"'n run ma1lt•
th•· :-t'<•rt· <!tt 2:1. a11t.I ll<ird) hrought lh(.• Aggies to
\\ 11h111 thn·t· po1111s with lJ 411 yard field go;il
('aliforn1~1 had IJkt•11 a 28 16 lt·a<I 1n lht• first
h.1lf. wlwn spi•t•dstcr Fl11~'1 Eddings l'aught thn••·
toul'l1do\.\11 JI·""''~. the ld~t J 62 vardn from 1un1111
'I u artt·rh • .11•1< .J.1' Torch 10
Torchio who t•ntcrcc1 Lh<' gJllll.' 1n lhl' f1r ... 1
quarll·r aft1·1 '\latter c;ale Ci1lbert ~ufrt•t l'CI ;r knl'l'
injury. ab11 lhrt'l' lhrC\~ mi 11 yarcl ,!;N>rlllj.( p<t!-1~ Ill
1-:chllngs and run four yard.., for a tourhdoY.n
CilhNI 01wnecl lht· '\C'ormg with a :lO y:.1 1 ti
11111C•hdo"11 tos:. to F:riding'\ After tht• ~<ime 1111•
tP:im :-.011d C:1lht•11 v.oulrl he opt>ratt•tl on S:1 t urrlJ\
ntghl fnr an ltlfUf'\ to tlu· mt-dial <•tdl:111 1 .11 !1g.1
ment 111 h1-. l1·r1 knc1> II """"' fPared tlw -.11phom111 t·
would bt• lo~I lnr tht:< s1•a!\f111
Fresno State 23 , Oregon 16
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lwrald<·d F11 ·!.n11 St at1• 11\ 1•r <>rt'gun.
t'nrcllt• 1,in the 1nl<.·rr1·pllon from FrMno·s 115
y.ird line to tl.c sewn "Llb ll'S!\ lhi.Ul fvur Q'11nu1<·s
l1·rt Thi Hulld11~' t!wn ..,. tt led for .i ru•l,J j.!oal ...
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New Mexico State 14 Texas(EI Paso) 7
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1 hri.ib. 1111.11111 l'j 1nil•-. :.sp.1rt
!n the· flr!>l q11a1 tc•r . Mc•All:-.ter t l'l'Overed his
O\\ 11 fumlll•· :ind tlwn ":p' ... ,C'kt d n•nP ~ arcls
l11•hinrl lht· 111 • 111 ..., nm rn.1gt !lut on th1nl ;ind 1•1
lh1• 111111or (1 urn 1'?.1111v1I'" Tl"XJ' f11pp1•1I a short
Jf1~'.~T
Jl<I"" nv•·r tht· middle lo Lockli11, whn sprinted
throug h tht• PTf:I' '>t'<:<1nd11q fo1· a 61-yud
to11l'hclow11 • W\
!\Ht•r a ~corelt·s~ '>CC'ond quarter. the Aggies
n•turn(.'d frc1m halftime anti drove 59 yards on their
'•·1·11nd IJ<'""''!-~1110 to ~C'Ol l' on a l\\oo-yard tOS!> from
M1·Ah~t1•1 to g\\i1~lll'. ('(•hallo:. b(l(ited th<.• P.l\T and
I ht• AgJ,!1t.•:-. lt.-<I J.1 0
Thl' M 1n< rs· lone tOl1C'hdoY..n camt' with 9 22
l1•lt 111 the· g.1n1t-when J>l'ltx•rt Thompson pushed
111s \\ ,t\ 111 I 111111 tlw 0111• Thompson s~l up th<•
t11uchdo"n with runs of 20 and 33 yards Scott
\\'.-clt•ll k1t•k1·d I h1· l'Xtr<I J.>1>1nt
Nevada (las Vegas) 16, San Jose State 6
S \ "\ .IU!--F I lw '\t'\ ;Hla t l.iJs \'t·i::as 1 HelJ1·b
'' oi 1•d Iii '1·r 11111l qu.1rt<.·r p111nh, bl·atini:: San Jm,1·
..,1.111• If, Ii wrlh ,1 fin.ii 2~ y.itd interception !>Core hy
li111'1.1t1rk1•r M 1k1• .loh n~1in
The Hc·ht·I.., ~:ri nded out an 18-pl<iy drive. la!-.l
111).! lll.!hl 1111nutE'" <tnd rulm1nat1n){ v.1th Sarn
Jo rni: s 4'1).!hl 'a rel touchd11Y.n pa!.s tt1 Regg11•
l..11'1 :me t• l\.\11 pla~s into the '\C'cond quarter
1'111· Sp.111.111-; 11101· .. t.irl caml.' 011 ta1lbaci..
1:1·1.tld W1llh1t1"s ~cvl'n yard run carlv in thl'
fourth quar tt•r Willhite rni1shed the game v.1th I0'.1
'.1rcl , rtP·hlllg 11n 25 carrll''-and four rect>ption:-fnr
\I\ anl'
~l1k1· l\1111•h,1k "field goal (•xt end• d tht• lc-a<l to :1 u Ill tht• ..,,.,.11nd quart..r Johnson 1nlt>rcept11111
1·;111w 1.111 a P-''s hy Spartan quarterb.ic-k t.;lt•\ 1•
('l ark-.on for \:evada's final score.
Ttw lll'h(•I drfcnsi: heir! Clarkson to 15 c·om
plt·I· ti p ..... s1·-. 1n 10 att<.•mpts an<l mte rn•vtf'd lhf'
~J'l•ll t ,111 .. (I\ 4' I 1 lnl'S
Utah 10. Utah State 0
.., \I ·1 I.\ r: P. Cl 'I'\ (~uartt•rha l·k T' t'l'
1-'1•1 g11s•1n 1·11..:1111·(•rcrl a fourth <JUiHter scon n&
1lrl\1 :ts Ltah hrokr vpl'n ;,i tight g,1mt• and sh11t
1111111pst.1lt•1 I\ al l'tah Slate JOU
F<·rpu .... on. a 185-pound sPnior starting his hr!it
i::a 11w fu r I 1..ih , hookt.!d up ¥.1th fullback llllna
luhn:.on on a 14 \'ard lt>11rhrl11wn pass plav w•t h
'• 0:1 ldt 111 tlu• ).!;.imp
Th• tn111 htl11" n C'a rr11· on the 11th play of dn
>::i '.1rtl dn' ,. f111 L"tiJh a Wt·~tern Athletic Cc·11
I• ,·l'll• • nwmb11 '"th iJ 5 In cord last sra~on
Pacific 10. Central M i(higan 3
ST<ICKTO:-\ <'t1hf Quarterback ~and1•r
'\1 .1rk,.I r;.i11 for a tnurhdov.n and passed for 7 1
';111h 111 It• 111 l1a<.'1hc to J IH 3 victor\' over Central
\I 1<'htj.!.JI\
'1arkl'f ., 11n1• \'iH ti ru n c-amt' rn the th11 cl
qll<Jrll'I' f'ac1f1c"s Other Sl'Orl" Came With 3 m1n111t•
11•1nu111ing on ;1 f1t•ld µoal hv .Jeff CounC'il
Ct-ntral M1t hi).!<IO open1'd the S('onng with .1
lwld ~11.tl 1n lht• first ctuartt•r hy :'\O\'O Ro jov1t
Pitt rol l ~
to 2 6-6
Houston breezes
behind McMillian
• victory From AP dispatch(''>
SO UTHWE ST[!]
l'ITTS Bl }Hi Ii (\I> I
C • o al' h ./ al' k If' Sh 1 1 ii I '
-.1o m<1c-h flutll'n·cf .1 1111 i.o tlul
a f(>\.\ of ()an i\t.1 nun·:-.
pa~'l'"· hill t ht·\ fl\ c•n·amc
t hr11 OJl('nlng rl~y pt tc•r, as
(.'lght r.1nk1·c1 1'1ttshur~h l'1<'11t
111111111 s. 21; Ii
·r wns too Hnxwus 1n tht·
beginning Wht•n I hac1 t1ml'.
I v.asn't 1;1k1ng m\ t1 t11e.
".Jlcl :vta11110 . J 1uni11r
q11artc•rhHtk who ~11rv1vt'<1 .1
s hakv st}Jrt rnd thn·" for
t WO IOU( hdov. n~
Th<1ugh Pitt IC'd 11 :J at
halflimc•. Murino hacl l'Om
plt•tt'CI ju .. 1 l\.\o of 11 passes
f111 ·•7 '.1rcl: Hut in th•·
"l'cnncl ll!llf, hl l'•IOnl Cl>'U rm •
12 of 21 Jll1•tnpl<; for 117
yards
"In th<• first half, I had
guy.., open. I h3cl time to get.
th(' ball tht'11.· but I didn't.·
-.<11d Marmr1 'It wa<; ju!'t
first 1-?amc Jltlt•rs, hut in thc>
second half I fl'lt bt'ltt•r "
S h (" r 111 s a i cl h c h ;1 d a
qut•asy ~l omach IX'forP Lhe
game. lle'd lost I!i .. tarter.;
from la<;t Y<'rtr's national run
ne r-up team, nine of them on
dCf('nS(.'
"I was very nervous before
l hf' gamt.,'' said Sherill. "I
really didn't know what was
going to happen because we
h:ivf' a young football leam."
lllinms kept the game close
with a couple of field goals 10
lhl' final 32 seconds before
halftime . b ut the visitors
couldn't score a to uchdown
against u revomped Pitt de·
f ense that ullowE-d 48 net
rushing yards and 204 pass-
ing yards
llOl 'STON Sophomore
q11.1:1L•rhi:1l'k .\udrt•) Mcl\t1llt nn .
"ho pla~ t•cl 0111\ It minutes la~t
'l',1:.1111 . .,1·111'(·d two touc-hdou ns
:incl d1r t>ctc-d .1 potent ground
g,1rrw S.i turdU\ n1ghl In lc~1d the
1 ·011 g.1 r-. to ;i ""t~on -opcnini::
21 HI' 11:tor) ov1•r "cw Mex1<.'0
~fr;\tilhan . lhtt ~un 1vor of J
st•n t of l 'll qua rt<.·rb;.il'k in
Jlll'lt .., l<.1sl M'a<,on. 1 an ont' )'arr1
1n th1• first qu;irter and mo£'
ya rd.., in I he sct'<md period Ill
st.1k1· th,· Coug·H s to n M 3
h;ilrt1me lead
\l r M 1 111 a n t> n ~ 1 n f' c red
J lriu~ton s 'cer offense 70 > ards
in th!' fir~t quarlt•r and. fa<·tng
fourth ctown at I he Lnb<1 on<'
y ,1 nl l111c. plungt·d into lht' end
1.Cllll'
111 !he M'Cund quarter. he
k1·~l·cl a 7t }ard c1n ve with runs
of 17 and 11 yard~. then rolled
out to the lert ~idc for the final
nine yards
Running hack Eddie Wright
rammed two yarlls fo r a
tou('hdo"'n as lime ran out in lhe
fourth quartl'r. The-run gave
Wright an even 100 yards
ru:-hing for the gam<'
Lamar 18, Baylor 17
WACO. T ex1:1s -Senior
M ikP Murlow kicked a 42-yard
fie ld szoal with thr<'e seconds tn
play lo pre~en l the underdog
Lamar Cardina ls with an 18-17
non conference v1C'tory over the
!ihock<'d Baylor OC'nrs .
Ha\ lor had appeared to be
the v.1 nner a fte r bare foot
fres hman Ma rty Jimmerson
drilled a 41-yard field goal with
2 · S3 to pl<i y to hand the Bears a
two-pomt lend
Cardinal quarterback Fred
Hesscn completed a 21-yard
fo urth-down pass to the Baylor
49 ll1 llownrd Easley to help set
11p lhl.' l.1-.t seconJ dramat1co;
J1mnw1 ..... 111 lht•n work rd the b<dl
to lhl' Baylor 20 for Marlu\.\ '!'I
lt1s1 ~('1•or1d shut
ll c~s<-n pa ~sed for OOl'
tC1uchdov.n and snt•akcd a yarcf
for another )ate IO the fourth
quart , giving the underdo~
Cardinals a 15·14 lead before
.Jimmt·r~nn's kick
l.anti:lr of the Southland Con
fcrenC'e gave Ba)IO r t \\O
touchdowns because of poor play
by it~ kick teams but m ade up
lht• difference 1n the opener for
b<1lh t eams behind !lessen. a
!'< <• v ;.1r r o J u n 1 o r C o II e g e
trc.i of er
Baylor. the defending
Southwest Confe r e nce cham-
pion. led 14·9 at the e nd of the
third quarter on a t ouchdown
r.:1ss'by Jay Jeffrey and his one
yard scorin~ run.
SMU 48, Texas (Arlington) 0
lRVINy. Texas Craig
J ames rushed for 136 yar ds and
th r ee t o uchdown s whil e
hackf1<.'ld running mate Eric
Dickerson added 164 yards and
a n other touch down as SMU
huned Texas-Arlmglon, 48-0.
The Mustang offense. slug
gish during the first two periods,
got untracke d 1n the third
quarte r , n otc hing three
touchdowns on a two-yard r un
by Dickerson and James scam
pers of three and eight yards.
SMU overcame an a un-
dance or mistakes lo chalk u:>
their ninth consecutive opening·
game victory. The Mustangs Jost
four fumbles and gave up two in·
lerceptions, but the Mavericks
could not capltalif.e.
f.
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Oodaers 4, Cardinals 3
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Snipe r egatta
starts Monday
ALAMITOS BAY T he elite
of world Snipe Class sailors are
gathering at Alamitos Bay
Yacht Club today for the 30th
world cham pionship of the 50-
year-old clas:.
The regatta starts Monday
with registrallon and measure·
mcnt of boats a nd a welcome to
some of the past international
commodores o ( the class as well
as past champions
A lotul of 38 skip pers from 20
countries are on hand for the
prestigious regatta being held m
the United States for the first
time ln 25 years.
Defending champion I~ Dave
Chapin from Island Bay, Ill. The
other two U.S. contenders are
.Jerr Linhart o f Mission Bay
Y achl Club and Roger Stewart,
San O\ego Yacht Club.
Unde-r lhe rules of the interna-
tional Snipe Cius Racing As·
socialion only two skippers from
coch country are eligible for lhe
world champions hip he ld e very
two years
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Rov Phlt-lphl• IO J11 51 110 xi.
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Howe, Hou1fon 19 llO JS 11'1 lit
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B.C. Open
lat l~lc .. 1. H.Y I
Jay HU}
nm ICile
Bobbv Cltml>"ll
Otn1sWeho"
C•l•1n Pf.tit
BerrvJHOel
M•rk l'ltlO
G.,yMt(.orO
Don Pooler
Oan Pohl
Tom Pur11or
Scon W-lns
Mo"'''•'d fwtny
G Ibby Gilo.rl
0 A Welbr1n9
Jim Booros
Pev,.Sltw•r1
CfllP 8.c~
Mlk• Reid
Boo G1tatr
Fr•d Couplt\
Lano fen Br~<•
l•oMrcl Thomop1'0n
Mar,O Mura
Mthr>on.10
Tockl Ad•rm
M.trll. llf"
S~tt~r He•tn
Tim N•llO<"O
OouoTeweu
JOM Ma"'°lley
Cur11, Sltt0<0
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61--161
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1M 10-73 -107
11111 ...... 101 •I,, ....... .
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I H I .. 110
14 6Hl-J10
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•• 10.11--211
10·71 71>-211
1011-70 )11
,, 10.10 111
67 1'-70-Jll
61 ll 71-211
II., II lit
10.. .. n 111
71 IO·lo-211
11 10..• 111
I) ......... 111
LPGA tournam~nl
tat Stw'tf>VfltH.111 I
Jerilyn 8rit1
P•ttl !>Nehan
P.tllV H•yts
VIO i l'ervon
D•I• Loot1qu1,1
8•rbar1 8Mf'OW
JoAnn.C•rrwr
J•n SleOflen"°" l(ylt O'Bnen
P•t 8r.CSltr
E•••Mt4•no
Jarwt At••
Nancy Loou Mellon
Jeannette K•rr
BH\ Solo"'°" Brtlllla Gol~llh
N•ntY Rub111
Holli• Stacy
Kall>• Yovno
Bt<k'f ~'''°" Mtnclf-t
S.nore ScN11th
Kathy Hite
Marlene HltQ9t
Betsy Klnv
Jan.t COIH
Rot>tri•S-r
Debby Rl'todt1
1Ce1~, Posllew31e
lunnCeu...,ay
lynnStror>ey
Joan Jove•
U-J.f 61
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J7 33-rll
36.3'1 10
lb-3'1 10
l>U 70
l+»-10
JI J.f 71
l+J1 " Jt-JJ II
U.39 II
JS-»-11
Jl 34-71
JS-»-II
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CANADA CUP
USSR 4, U.S. 1
ac--.~
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0 1 ~ 1
I V$Sli, l •rlonov I (Ft fl.0•, K ... o\onoOI). u )A P•"41111U Morrow. USA, ) M,
Pon....,,lft, U$SR. 12 M, t..•no-vln. USA, u ,., ""'""'kh'"· un•. •• co ,__..., ...
2 Us.A, Br-t (H-., 1 •letout>. I >1 >.
VUll. Zlll .. IOY I IF•tlMrtl J U f US.Sit.
t<rwto• t <Mok.,o•, 8 eo111ov1 , J U
p..,.111.. MOtr-. U!>A, ft ti. 1'.itoov,
USSR, 12 21 IC•Wl-•, USSR n t•
TM.-."••1e41 s US.SR, Golit10• I fOroaOtUkll, 1.01
"'•Miii... II Miiier U!>A Bllv•-.
USSR.I) 2l
Shob on goal USSR t> I· 1'.....ai. USA t2~i " Goallft USSR Trtlltk USA, E-lto.
A IJ,411 Ol-lk•-S•-S, Flnl-0
(llKl>OtlOVaill e f, Ceneoe 4
U.S. Open
t•t l'Mlol ... -..ew l't111, N Y I
Tlolnl lt.-d "'"''"' JOhn NI< Enrue Oel Pal OuPrt, • l • ._,_ W.
1va11 ltn0i .,., M41•k v i ..... • 4, 1 .... •-2. w.
JON LUIS CJtr< Otl Mel Pu"tll, ._,, 0.., 0..,
•·4, • J, 1111•• Garul•ltl• Otlc Herold
Solomon, &-l •?, •l. Ktvln Currtfl oet
Mer• EomonO•on, • 3 I •>, •·1. Bruce
t.Unton m-t. _,.111 M.cN•m•r•, .._., W , M ,
• 2, ~ M.tyer dot OICi> Stock Ion, .......... .. ,
Fl"t tl-O...i ..
Tracy Dtl...tlr.Tro Wellkt dol AndrH
Gome1 Tim Wllktton, ... 1. •-'. I•. ""'1V M
drtw\ Or-Gillin Gel Merk Ecl..-
Cllfl Letcher. IS •I, &-1, Mlkt B•-·John Btn~ clef Reul Rtmoru·V•n Wlnll~Y •
l-6, ._2, .. 2 Mike C•hlll Tom Gulll~M>n Ott
Mt'l1 RIM-' Sllerwoocl Stewtrt, l-4. 1•,
._3 Ctv•~T1m -vottr def ~rcut G<.-
tl>.trcll Han• Slmons~n. I •· • 4, O••ld
Certer·FrenCl\<O Gonulu oet Marty
Oe vls·Clltll Dunk, •J. 7 s. Ste-·-.,., .... llOyO Bourne M•ll Mll<htll clef 8r ea
Ort-ll·OvlS Ltwls, .. l •• _., R•Y -.,.
Erl' van Diiien clef Scoll M<C.ln·LA•"Y
Stofankl. 4 ,. • 0 Fnft Bu<thnln9°Ferdl
T fY!>en ,., 0.•IO Pat .. Kul Rl<httr. 1 s,
•• Terry MoO< Ellol Ttll~r ~ JolVI
Au•lln Fr~ M<Nalr, • l 1·•· •·4, Tony
Gre"4m·Bruce NIChOli cltl Johll Jeme~
Ric• Mtyer, •l,l f, ,_. w-·· Tlllnl •-st"''" Bettln.e B""9t o.t LelQfl AM Tho,._,
, ... , 7•, .. J. AMe Sm111> oeJ Joyu -· 0-1. Ml Ouk Hot Ltt cltf Vlrolnl• Ru1lct,
• I .... 1-S Cl>rls E•t'rl LloyO dtl Alytl•
Moulton, j,.J, ..0. Tracy Austin cltf P•m
C.tHI• • J • 0 He n• Mandllko•• cltf Glynl~ Cott'\ • 1 &-I l(•thy Jora.n clef
CortMe lleni.r .... 1. • I Pem Sllrt\ler cltf
Re,,.t• T~e. 6-3, •·1 .. w-·· ,.,,., •--.. Ann Henclr1ck1son.Tro Lewis cal Su.tv
Mer11oh~Nancy 'learol" ..... •·2. M<irr I.Ou
P1•t•~ WIH>clY White O.I HH llltr Luc14ott
Eve Pl•ll, M , 6 I, l(lm Jones-Btth Norton
clet Lucy Goroon.Plenny JOl\nton, Ml, M ;
ll•nff Blount·AnclrU But.M n•n clef. Ol..,,..
Froml>OllZ•Molly Vt n Nostr•nd, •·1, .. ,. Ro.
Folrban~·T•nva H•rto rd Oel Y••
Budoro .. ·NaOkO Sato, •·•. •·1. Beu..,
Bl.tMy CIVls O'Nell oef Pttri<ll Meclr-
Syl•l•no IJrroi, M , 6·l . ll•nt tClon·Btt~y
NagelMft cltf 0.00W FrffmM\•SIH S.lllle,
• 1, •.O, S..Mln MH<arln Ann Whitt Otf
Ju n N.tch•nd Pam WftYltrou. • 4, 1·5,
Y•onna BrulO••·K.tlorlN Skron~· ..
RoOtr1.t McC•llum Gr.icl\tn RuWI, ._., .....
Etlzeb4tth Little Y•onnt Varmeo O•f
Peenut loule--rl~ R-..CSO, •.o. ,_.
LIU Bondtr Beth Htrr «lei Kim Slef~
meU·Anllt•• Wtlktr, .. ,, I s. Zl!\41 Gerr1ton-
Andru Leana Gel M•rc•ll• Mt1Ur
M•rlanrw ••n dor Torre ..... S-1, 1·5; Owl•
N•wton-Br•flclt Rem lllon d tr. Nt rlO•
Grtgc>ry·Marle Plnf.,OYe, ~I, I_., I•. Ito.It
Ces•l•·W.ncly TurnbUll def Ann Mlr'll.,-
EllHc.th Sever•. 1 .... Ml, Sherry A<-t<·
Pe ule Sm1lh clot Je•nne Oull•ll·Julle
FllkOff, Ml, •.0, K•I• Gomotri·Vlckl NelMln
""' K•rtn Moo\ Na .. lle SchulW, , .. , l.S,
t1•n• M.Ana11t,0•1·P•m Tteouarckn de"f
Glynl• Coln·Dtboran J .. ..,, •·•.•I, San·
oy Collin• Kelhy Hor •ath de! Shonnon
Gorclon·O..k Hn LH. •·1. •·1. LH An·
tonooll\.Unowy Mone o.t P•m C....le
o<etlly Rir .. tdl ... 1. 1• .. , l u ll• All-
Vtrolnl• WaOt' cltl I<•• M(Ot nlef·Lucla
Romanov, b-1, 6-4 Chris Ev.,1 Llo.,o-lltny
Slon def Jiii Oe•l"Jene Preyer, ""'· 6-2. •·t. JoAnne Ruuell ll•rolnta Ruiltl def
D•n• Gllt.'1·Marc•• Lou••. • 1. 6-3, Kothy Jordan Anne !>mllh del Sholl• Met._,.,.,.
01-l•~orrlM>n . ..0, ..0 ~ur• DuPont
Baro.rt JorO.n Oii Kim Sends-Plier 11 ..
quet. j,.), /.). 01.,.. Oe5for B•rbere Hall·
qui\! cltt Lyn EP'lt•n·Joyce Port/nan, I ....
&.0 Bettin• Bu._CltUcll• Kolldo clef .Hr> nlltr _, Sue RolllnSOfl ... J. t-4
Ml ... o...t .. l'IF'll .... ...
Ros Falrtwnk P•I Cromtr Oef Sherry
ACktr Cary Le•d" ) •, 6 J. .... -rlen
t<rt-r·T•grr Bu!oro Gel E .. Pfeff·RIO
Faoe1 ._. •.J
Hollywood"Perk
SATUltDA'l"'S ltU UL TS
(1"11 .. 51..,lfllt llarMU "'"\I"')
l't ltST ltACE. Ono mite pte:o
lr1l11 F-ITOOcli 4 60 J.00 1 60
T reasurt Hunltr ISherr.n) 11 60 S.20
Boort Bav (GNnclJI l .IO
AlllO rtod Jlnoa. Im-. Sporty OICI Al,
l>nOys Foroetablt. Rlclgomark Sper•I•
Aroo Fo• Hound Bully For "°"
Tl-?.004/S
SJ EJCACTA (I •l ~lcl SlOJ 20
SECOND llACE Ono mile pte:t
F•tl\tr Duffy tHUOC>ni S 60
OalmHO tt...cktyl
Grt'•I G.11~> (Gnil1Cly)
HO 1 10
2 60 2 10 , 20
StolllV. Alto raced AI041n, SyntOPellon,
Loe fl
T ltne I SI 1/S
TMtltO llACI! Ont'rnllep•<e
Rov<" l~M>nl J 60 J 20 out
NICkylov t~) 1.IO oul
TorPkh l(nl11hl tShorr .... 1 OUI
Also rac.O B c Covnl
T ltne I Sl 3/S
U EllACTA t~JI peld l tS 00
College f oothall
West
Texas A&M 29, California 28
BYU 31, Lono Beach St. 8
Fresno St. 23, Oregon 16
Paclfk 10, C.nl. Mlchl0tn l
Puoet Soulld 10. Chico SI 12
Nt•..S. tus v-~I 1'. S.tn J<Hot !>1•1• •
SOuthwest
Houston 21, New Mexico 10
Lamar 18, Baylor 17
SMU 48, Texas-Arlington 0
Ark ·Pint &tuft 24, Ar\t•nMs Tee~ H
Ct nl. SI , et.ta. "· NW Olltahomo 1'
Mtnot<ton $1 14, T•"' Lutlleran 11
Co"'°""' .... Adllrnt SI 1 Htw Mtal(O 51. U, T .. u El Poo I
W hMt St. 11, Loult l.,• T9Ch tO
Rockies
Wyoming 38, CS Fullerton 13
Utah 10, Utah St. O
llOIM St n . NW loultlan• ,.
Mont-Tt<.11 ,,, Mayvtn• St I
East
Pittsburgh 26, 1 lllnoi s 6
Ru tgers 29, Syracuse 27
llWIGll V. 14, Klftet l"olftf U
O.\'tOll ~ (.1111...,.•, P• tO
Oltt ... ~ l, ClleyMy SI t Or-1119 St JI, l'IOrlOt Al.Ao\ 10
ICfllV"M 1, o.rtev• I Mo,_ Sl 11, TOW'Mlrl St 1)
St. Ft-It, "• •, Watfl I. Jett I
Tlfll ... a . Wiiiiam .. ~!V 0
::iouth
Alabama 24, LSU 7
Auburn 24, TCU 16
Georgia «r tEnnessee O
Kentucky 28, N. Texas St. 6
Mississippi 19, Tulane 18
Mississippi St. 20, Memphis St.
3
Florida St. 17r Louisville O
So. Carolina 23, Wa ke Forest 6
Al•bema 51 1', Jeck_, Sf I•
A-~hlen SI .... ltnotr Rhy,.. •
Clomi«t O, Wottord 10
E. Ctrollna 42, w. Cerolll\A'
E Ttnrtt'--SI. )I, Te11,..,_ Tt<ll n
E t<tnlll<kY ,., S CMOll,.. St 0
Ettuimtt> City St 18, J C. Smltll U
Gulltord tJ, Emory .. Henry o
M•rt Hiii 11, Liberty Bac>lltl 10
M(~ St. 21, S ttllnolt It
Mlddtt TtfWI 10, Aron I
Miii._ U. l"ltll 0
Mlulull>!>l ll•I 10, Mon'la llrowr1 I•
Ntwti.rry '2, 0.•1490n)
Noffolk St 61, St p..,,., t
N (. Cefttrtf I, l l•lftot•-'
H Caroline SI 17, "l<hmond ti
H ! l.o..ltleno a, lneli6M i i. I
$. MltalMI,_,. ).), SW l..,lt lana I
Sovllltrn v. J, llttllune-C-~ O
Vlrglnl.t SI U , Otfaw•tt St 1' E T-·-" ''· Ttnntt-TMJ\n Mldwnt
Drake 39r N. Iowa JO
Youngstown St. 19r Cincinnati 13
Kansas 1S, Tulsa 11
' ..
Ordnge Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday Soptomber 6. 1981 8 5
l'~llTN ltACa Ono milt - • •v• are \lie.., 1.--r ....,, • 40 , eo 1 eo
a t t CNmp IC rant I • 10 J 60 Co..r.....,, ltfll (l(.,.IMtt I > 20
Al\O te<.cl 6eo1nttrh, J•a~y HOl'llt r,
Oo"--"
f '""" ' lol ' '
l'll'TH ltACI ()no mllo-•
Coot G•1 IA110fn1 • 40 I 00 I .a llr•n-S<reot\Olo l('rOIJf\enl S 10 '.0
M•l _.CK-.. ) 4 20
Aho rec.a Commanca Jo"•· ,, .. r.1 ...
<.ro._io Trv Mr ... I "'•vl>Dv lutler. l(l"IR
Tl-I lit/\
U lllACTA It-fl P411G lll SO
•1xn1 ltACI ON Mlle -· '.-11 PoO.tl t&llllorl 1 tO l 10 2 10 C Mon Hlll\Mlly (,..,,rryl J 00 ) 40
Oelltn l ndN"or I Ota6nler I 1 60
AllO rac.d 04-Ml(hellt truly S.-y,
Mt N M , .... Guy Sier A-ol
Tlrnt 1 M HS
SIYINTN ltACI. Ono mht pte:t Mtplt l'rltJ
(V•ll~~)
8rllli-Jo01e <CrooNM
COfOl\Ot\a IAUOlnl
• .0. 60 J 40
•40 420 HO
AllO r-Andy Ht<\lty ~ .. ,.,, Arm•lttd
Rip, Ooulllt U.., Shult•. Canny 8rtl, u,.,
r•lff
Tll'"• 1 " "~ U I XACl'A It-II pelO ""' 00
n "ex 51x tt >>4 •4oll peld ., .. ~with
tl.J wlnnlr'Q ll<k•ll h i• -.. ,, U "le~ Sb
con.aotetlOtl l)e•O SI 00 with 2,1>4 .. 1m1no
tlOeh Ill .. -•a l U PIO SIA .Crotch
(OnM>l•llon P•IO U S 00 with IOS ,.IM lllQ
llc~et• (tour hOnes. Ont •(rttclll
E IOHTM AACE. ON mll• Pitt
lkel -•Int (AUOll'I! I 1 20 • 10 J 00
Pot Luc~·, Btlt (Perkefl 1 40 t .0
Menltti IWIUl•m•I 1.00
Alto rocoo. Htrol< Henovtr, Without
FH r, C.tl\r1t"' Pl•y, Buck Fifi¥. Kanw •
Clty.0..pW-'>
Time I SI llS
U EXACTA I& S! P<lld '71.)0
Nllll'H ltACE. Ono mll• Pf<t
Alrnel~ (St-rrnalll n 40 I 00 S.60
T"" MeeJlro (Clift I 5 10 J .0
Scoottr ttey t1141vteu> 11.10
Alto rec.a Frotl'f Skipper, Fle•ton,
G•rrv Ayr, Je mn Hondo, R•ct Cllltt,
MOO<ly Bl ... , MulU Hano .. r
Time I ff l /S
U I X.ACTA 11 Ji peld ... 10
TENTH "ACE. Ono milt P41<t
Tony Brevo ISl\etron) S 00 1,IO l.60
Ct llnu1 IKutO!erl S 00 J . .O
Ml9My Spry tAUOln) 1.10
Alto ractd Ouott Hiii. HIGlll•no ci..mp
Ftne l S•ttP Good Tlmt Lou, fewllel
Chief, MVP E••¥ 011
Time 1.00 » EllACTA t•SI paid '3110
Attenoano •• 601
0 111 Mer
SATUltOAY'S ltUUl n ,_ .. u., _ _,..., .. m"'""'
l"lltST ltACIE. 61urt011Ql
ll•c•nv Oe!IQlll t ~ru) 12 00 10 20 120
Cl\al>ll> IMtHarguel t 40 • toO
Go Go To-IM<C.rronl l 40
Also raced Sleanlt c; .. 1. Dell<!•, J B ·,
Oauonltr. Selt<t A Leed, Chi< P•trlet, Tlm-
lw••fl. Rontll Betit, Gipsy Go Go lime I II l /S.
SECX*O ltACE. 6 lurlOnQ\
St•bl• P .. (Or1tQ•! U.40 I 40 • 10
Turnlno-ts tO.lehOuunv•> • 40 4111
l oom .HI !McC.ttron) 3 40
Aho r.c.eo Yea1t C•••. ,.,,.,,, Oft.., ..
R-. Umoun, Rolltn Scott. Oartu'1's Hope, Speedy TUCIOr
Tlmt I 10 •IS u DAILY oouaLE '""paid j111 60
THtltO ltACE. 1111• mile>
On l1't Prowl t C..t•..-e 1 ti 10 I IO • 40
lll s GoUI (-•QUU ) I Ill S.00
THI~ Ttmllf .. ( Dtlthouuave I S.IO "''° rk tO Hlllsldo Rultr. Monl MonNle,
Bend In Ille lloeo. Me"•'°'· Trlhol, OUtllt r. Stormy Pflnu, Prince o.<oroon
Time 1 431/i.
U EXACTA (10-21 paid U41.SO.
l'OUllTH •ACE. Ono milt
SmUQ<ller's Goto
1s-.. 1 4 JO 3 40 a10 Pt•u Pflnu
(Wlnl...01 12.20 S.60
Awo w1111 Gold
tOrt-) • 40
AIM> raced Tre .. 11nv S.no• ot v-"
EwhlOll, Gummo Mal\. Ttn J••<'h
l'll'TH ltACE. t 111• mlltt on tun
Gr•v Lii (C.tlaneG.tl 10.IO • 00 l.JO
Polltr <Torol too t60
GrulOM (c;.tllt-1 s 40
Alto r.ced Ot•nOt" L••f, Al'trA<IClnQ,
~yan,~Gont>e
Time 1 '41/S
U EXACT A t&-3) pala \11 SO
SIXTH llACE .• furlonv•
SonMI AQIO IMtC.rron) 1 00 'JO J 60
Sh•P"l'f IAOY IC.•~•I 110 4 . .0
Consldtr Me lrllh (lleldl•lesol IUO
AlllO ractO Wfly Zentlle, Laoytlh t..lcly,
Our Ot\Uny, Rov•I Wtrcmorm. Net1W••ly
~. Rutt 11. Pr-Gel. Su o! Ft-n ,
Keep 5Hrth1"9
T ttne I 111/S
SEVENTH ltACE. 4 lurlono•
Glor~C.t<Mr fLtpheml 11 60
MIU 8«on t()rl~e)
Outltw_,. tWlnl•ncll
5 80 140
•OO 300
3 20
Lo . Also racto Al~llU MIU u.urle
Stotev MKerlntt. ~pper BolO.
Time I 10 l/S
U l!llACTA f ••> P<11<11«100
U "CIC SIX ( .. 10-1 ... IJ.11 peod S.2.130IO
wilt> '"° wtnnlnv tlO.ell hil hortH I \1
Pick St• cont0tetk>n ~lcl US1 00 wolh 76 win
nlng tk ket1 111.,. "°'"'~'
EIGttTM llACE I 1116 mti.\ on lurt
AO•oc•tum tMcHtr-1 10 40 s "° 4,00
Revel 8Nfl"9 tS-•••n • eo l 60 Malor Soor1 t Toro I J 60
Also reted J'.'lestuo, Mt' GOOcl Men . .,.,...
orln41tor WllO Svrt. El P•ncho AnQOI. lb'. Arnot
Tome I •1 0
NINTH ltACl .11/J lu<IOnQS
Surf N FIMI COllverHI J'I 40 19 60 • 40
Mountel,,...rlnv tMcC.rron) •.10 4 40
A'"'"'' A Chancr tMtHerouel J 60 Atso rac..i Pin.its 10 Oltklt . EnlrOy to
B•9da0. Cross. St"'tlln' GeorQtt, Sir Soruct.
RISil>Q Ecno. Wnlern M•nclai.
Tlmt I 1' 1/S
U lllACTA (11).1) !Nici Wl6 SO
Attfflllance -21.751>
l'\.tyeitf Qooe"°"IN lt
( ... t .. Mllr•)
OAM ETWO
'-._...f't S< .....
Cl>i<-4, Monlrt•I llse•i.s uoct I 1) Tempe Bo yl, Cosmos 1. (SOI (Mtle\ tltO
1 Ii
TNay'aO.mH
Fo'1 t..aucltrcltl• ti Mlnnosot•
JetkM>n•llle at Sen 0'"'°·"
scores
AUQtbl/r(I SJ, 0.kole Wttlyn 0
A119u-. S 0 16, Wl~·Stoul 0
llt<Mdldlne, Ill. n, St Ambr-17
Bt<Mdktlne, l(en 10, WHl>Oum I
Carl_.on 20, St. Olaf U
Concordlt , Htt>. 31, T ••k 10 1
Concordia, St P. 22, Wis ·E<HI Cl•lrt 1
0.P-)1, SI. NOt11ert 1
OIOtn'°" 21, Bleck Hllll St 7
E. I lllnots It, S, O.kota 17
l't. Ha~ St. 27. l atl(ltton J
H-27, Vet,..rolt.o t
J•mttlOwn II, Huron J
M<KalMtt< U , Mourlt SINrlo •
Mank .. O St. 10, Bomldll St 0
MIM.·Oulllth "· Wl1 ·S-l0t U Mlnn.•Miw'rls 20. HllMllM o
Minot SI. 17, CetrOll, Mont 10
Ml>-1 AOfle 31, Wiiiiam Peftl1 IJ
MIHourl Val ~. Cul.,.r·Sloclt.10!'0
Mo. WHt""' 11, Evanoe1 20
Moor,._tcl 51 12, tCtttMY SI I
MomlnQtlOt U, Lt~oln 20
N D•ote 11, "°'11-SI 10
H E llllNl1U,~24
H . Mkl'tl ...... N. 0 •11.91• SI. 0
NW Ml-I St.•. PIHMllll"Q St •
NW MIMI.OW 0 , Slova Fall\ ti
NW I-)4, Oelto!a SI 0
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Williams le ads
Bue vic tory
T/\MPA, F la <A P l
Quarterback Doug Williams
hurled a 55-yard scoring pass lo
wide receiver Kevin House and
scrambled 10 yards up the m id-
dle for another Louchdown Satur
day night to lead the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers to a 21·13 victory
over the Minnesota Vikings in
the National Football Le3gue·s
season opener
Tampa sa (e l y Neal Colzie
guaranteed the victory when he
picked off u St eve Dils pass at
the Rues· 18 yard-line and re·
t urn ed it 82 yards for a
tou<'hdown to put the game out
of the Vikings' reach with 21
i;econds left
Although he complet('(! only
8 ·of·22 passes for 108 yards.
Williams came up with lhe big
plays as the Sues outpaced the
defe ndin g National Foot ball
Conference Cent ral Division
c h a mpio n s a nd b rok~ Mln ·
nesota 's rour-l(ame winning
slrc>t1k at TampD Stadium
Top e ds
struggle
in Ope n
NEW YOHK l i\J>1 Two or
the I.up rnl'n ·., st•t•d8 11truggled lo
victory In lhe third round of the
U.S. 0 1x.'ll tennl'> t•hamp1onsh1ps
Saturday, whill! the women's LOp
scl·d. Chns i-:vcrt Lloyd, took
anothcr step Loward:s hl•r sixth
ltllt• tn "'l'Vl'n )'CjfS
Thi rd St"l'lll'd Iv a n l.t.'lldl or
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s€·1 bid by hlllt• kno"n Mark
Vint>:> fl 4, :i H, 6 2, fl-3 And fifth
1tt'cded ,lost• l,u1 1t Clerc of Argen
t 1 n a n c• ~· <I t• d f 1 v e :. i: t s t o
l'ltmmalc Md Purcell 6 3, 0 6,
o 6, ll-4, 6 3 at tht• N<1t1onal T"n
n1s C~ntcr 1n Flushrng Meadow
1.IO)d po:.ted her third con
i.ecut1vt• easy traumph by clob
hl'ring Alycia Moulton fi·:I, 6·0
l.1ndsa~ Murs l'. a graduate or
L'C Irvine and a rl's1dent of
C'ostu Mesa, teamt.•d with Lea
/\ntonopli:-; to dۥfoa t Pam Casall'
Jnd Kathy Rinuld1 in first round
doubll's aruon, 6 3. 2 6, 6 t
Anoth t•r forn11·r UC' Irvine
... tar, Jean NuchanLI, teamed
"1th Pam Wh1tcross of Australia
hut the duo wai. IJeaten by Susan
M ascann and Aon While. 6 4.
7 5
IN OT HER MATCHE •• thircl
M'cLll·d Truey /\ustin c:hmmuted
l'am <'<1.,Jk Ii :i, fi O, ~o 5 Ilana
M Jndltkm t.1 of l' 1cl·h111tlov<.1k1u
'topped Urtl <.•in.., Glynis <.:o les
fl 2, ti I :ind "llo 12 Bettina
Bun~t 11r W<• ... t Ci1·rm;1nv defeat
l'd Lt•igh Ann Thompson 2 6. 7 6,
Ii:!
<'lcre and P un·l'll battled for 2
hour... ::!2 minutt•s in the na
l1onallv tt.•k\ 1scd match on CBS
Tht.• right hander from Murray,
I\, .. wh(J look ... .;;mailer than his ll ~lt'd height of 5 foot 10. caught
J t 1r1·!1 C'krc "'ho h<1d rtayl'd a
f1v1 • ... l'll1•1 FndJ\ in the ... eennd
round
·1 think h1• v. a' ph}s1tall)
1 11~·cl from ~<·!'>l1·rda) Purcell
i'>U ld .if\l·rv. <irth liut the l'X
ll<'rll'nCl'(J Clert \\ho won four
....1ra1ght tournaments and 2'1
111atchc., all on tla\ earhl'r
this H•ar, batth.'d bat.:k afler los
1ng ·th(• scconrl and third sets
v. ithnut winning a game
l tried to ~·, to the net
lw1·ausc I fl'lt .,o t1rNI " Clerc·
s a1<.1 tn e\.pl.:uning ho"' Pu1 tl'll
<'apturcd t "'0 lo\ t• 't.·ts v.1th
passing ..,huts
.. , still haven't learnt>d ho" lo
pl..1} tht• h1g pmnt, .. said Purcell
I trwd tu run him, but he made
Mime tr<'mcndous pa..,'>m~ shot ...
.. lk m entallv o\'l'rt1iok me
lle 's hJd Lhe experten<·I! •
v 1 ~•:s, a 2a Vl'ar <>Id lert
h.rntl1•1· fr'om R1 l'hmund. \'a .
"on th rel' matr ht•s losing onl)
one set. to 11u:Jltf) for the tourna
ml'nl lie thc•n beal Russell
S1mp ... on of "1cv. Zc•aland and
Edd1t.' F:dv.<11 d :-. nf South Arnca
to gain his third round meeting
with Lt·ndl
Duk llt•t• Lt.•t• uf South Korc•;.i
upset No 9 \'irginia R ullcJ cJf
Homaru a 6-1. ·I ti, 7 5. s tanng off
f1vt• matrh p<unts Ruz1t1 had led
:i 3 in lhl' third "l't "hen a hnl'
('a ll t•au.,c•d hl•r to l<ht' her con.,
n ·ulratfon jfl<l, 1•\'l'11tually. th1•
m:itdt
Ovett easy
BOO winner
in Cupllleet
HOM 1-: <A I' I Skve Ovetl
'itid S.1turdu~ 111j!ht that he has
had ;_m ouls t.inding o;eason Lh1::.
) l'ar rll·sp1le a rC'laxed training
S1'hl'dul1" a nd pre cl1c-ted his
world 1 l11·111 d 111 the 1,500 meters
"ould f J II ca ... 11\ 1 n 1982
I ha\l'n t \\.clrked that hard.
I'm runn1n)! on last vcar·s train
mg." said I he Britis h middle
d1 stancl' stJ1
Ovetl st•t lht• \\Orld mark of :i :II 36 in the l,5(IO 1n 1980. but
s:11d ht> fort.'Sl'es frequent times
of ll'.SS than :I 30 m 1982
.. I don't think I'll b" the Mly
ont• I think a lot of pt.•ople will
do 1t. .. ht• s aid I le added that he
woulrl bt· "wiped out" ne xt ~etir
if he does n·t work hard between
seasons
Ovcll made his comments
a fter winning the t.500 in 3.84 95
on a damp, s low truc k at the
World Cup track and field meet
tn Olympic Stadium His vie
tory, along with Friday night's
triumph 1n the 800 by coun-
tryman Sebastian Coe, were key
factors in helping the European
men's team hold first place at
the end of the second day of the
three day meet
New Zealand's John Walke r
finished second in the l,500 in
3 35.49, a nd Eas t Germ any's
Olaf Beyer was third in 3:35.58.
Walker said it was "obvious"
that this has been om.• of the be l
year s In h ts lory for m ilers
Ovett set world records for the
mile three limes this year, but
Coe took th e record Aug. 28 with
a clock ing or 3:47.33.
"Times or 3:50 In tho m ile a~
as comm o n to d ay as f our
minutes were 20 years •&o,"
Walker noted
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•• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 6, 1981 \
The Wedding Picture -
\Ir and .\/rs Kritzherq
Kritz·berg-Haskins
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Neu. nieyer-Johnson
Deborah Lee Johnson of Corona del Mar and
Thomas F Newmeyer of Newport Beach ex
changed wedding vows in Christ Church By The
Sea. Newport Beach .
.,
\/ r rmd \/ r:-. \J whaeb
Michaels-Grosz
Shari Haskins and William
Krilzberg. both of Anaheim, t'X
changed wedding vows in a garden
ceremony in Anaheim ll1lls on
August 7 The bride. d aughler of Mr
..ind Mrs. Benton Williams of Costa
Mesa. is employed by the Orange
Coast Daily Pilot 1n the retail ad
vert1sing dl·partrnent. The bride
groom, son of Mr Bernard Kntzberg
of Sun City and Mrs Mary Canter of
Canyon Lakl'. 1s c·mployed by Rotar}
Offset Pnntc·r~
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Johnson of San Clemente, graduated from
Newport llarhor High School and San Di ego State
Cnivers1ty and is employed by Air California
The bridegroom. son of Jean Newmeyer of
Newport Beach and Fred W Newmeyer of Long
Beach. also graduated from Harbor High and San
Diego State lie then was graduated from Loyola
University School of Law and is with the law firm
of Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher.
Debra Lynn Grosz of Costa Mesa
and Joel Trt·nt Michaels of Orange
wen~ married recently in the First
United Methodist Church. Costa
Mesa
UCLA School of Nursing
The hridegroom. son of Mr. and
Mrs llcctor, graduated from El
Modt•na lligh School. Fullerton
College and Cal State Un1vers1ty
Fullerton The couple plan to ll\e in Anaheim
Hilb
The bride, granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs Milton Grosz of Balboa.
graduated from Estancia Hi gh
School. Orange Coast College and
After a honeymoon to llawaii. the
couple plan to hve 1n Irvine.
Tht• <·ou1>le plan to Ii ve in Newport Beach after a
wedding tnp to the Fiji Islands
\/ r., l/11pk1 w;
Hopki11s-Patterso11
Kym Patterson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gene F. Patterson of Costa Mesa. married John P.
llopkins. of Carlsbad at St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church recently
The bride and groom are both recent
graduates of San 01<.'go State l 'm\ ers1ty and plan
to live in Santa Ana
Darrah-Kenney
Deborah Lynn Kenney of Costa Mesa recentl}
married Shawn Alan Darrah of Calgary. Canada
in ceremonies al the Laguna Beach Community
Presbyterian Church
The bndl'. daughter of Mr Earl B. and
Dorothy Kenney of Hermosa Beach. graduated
from Orange Coast College and San Diego State
University.
The bridegroom. son of Mr and Mrs J .J
Darrah of St J ohn . New Brunswick. is a
graduate of the LJmvers1ly of Ne" Brunswick
The couple plan to li,·e in Calgary after a
honeymoon 1n Palm Springs
Duenas-JliPira
Laureen Marie Vieira and Jaime Maricio
Duenas. both of Costa Mesa. were married recent·
ly in St. Simon and Jude Catholic Church, Hunt
ington Beach
The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Oscar
Vieira of Huntington Beach, graduated from
Edison High and Orange Coast College.
The bridegroom. son of Mr and Mrs Oswaldo
Duenas of Costa Mesa. graduated from Edison and
is attending Orange Coast College.
After a honeymoon trip lo Carmel. San Fran·
cisco and Lake Tahoe. the couple plan to hve in
Huntington Beach.
Oakes-Botts
Lianne Rene Botts of Corona and James
Frederick Oakes of Santa Ana were married re-
cently aboard the .. Nordic Star .. in Newport
Harbor.
The bride. daughter of Jack and Ruby Botts of
Santa Ana, graduated from Edison High School
and UCI.
The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Grances Godwin
of FuJlerton, graduated from San Diego High
School and Cal Poly, Pomona.
Th~ couple plan to live in Dana Point after a
honeymoon trip to Catalina and Baja California.
.\/f\ .'\((•plit•11\
Stephen . ..,-H oeppner
Laura Annt• Hoeppner of Costa Mesa and
c;n•gory W StephC'ns or Glendak were married re·
l't'nlly in Trinity Vnited Presbyterian Church, San
t<I J\na
:\Ir. and Mr!-. Hobert Hoeppner of Costa Mesa
<irt' the parent!> of the bride. a graduate or Estan-
t 1a I hgh School. Orang<.' Coast College and UCL
The bridegroom. son of Mr and Mrs. Dale
St(•phens of Glt'ndale. graduated from Glendale
l11gh School and the University of Oregon.
The couple plan to live in Santa Ana after a
wedding trip through California.
.\1 rs Hngers
Roge rs-C hase
Linda Lee Chase and Bryan R. Rogers. both or
Newport Beach, exchanged wedding vows ret'ently
in Our Lady Queen of Angels Church.
The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey
David Chase of Newport Beach, graduated from
Corona Del Mar High School and UCL
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Rogers of Newport ~ch, graduated form Harbor
High and attends Duke University, North CaroUna.
The couplt' plan to live in Durham. North
Carolina. after a weddmg trip to Cabo San Lucas
\I'' \/11rpli11
Murphy-Berman
Diana Elise Berman of Beverly Hills and
Rryan Leigh Murphy of Whittier were married in
C'crcmoni es recently at the Century Plaza Hotel.
Los Angeles
:\tr and Mrs Sheldon Berman arc the parents
of the bride. a graduate of Beverly llllls High
School and L'SC
The bridegroom·s parents are Dr and Mrs
Orccne Murphy of Whittier. lie graduated from
Whittier High School a nd USC.
After a honeymoon trip to Mexico. the couple
wall make their home in Irvine
Jinn House11-Ha1npto11
Beckv L llaltlplon and Garv B Van Housen,
hoth of Newport Beach recently exchanged wed·
ding vows in Christ Church By The Sea.
The bride. daughter of Alexa F. Hampton of
Newport Beach and Clyde W. Hampton of Pebble
Reach. is a graduate of Santa Catalina School.
Monterey and attended Orange Coast College.
UCI and the lin1vers1ty of New Hampshire.
The bridegroom. son of Jean Van Housen of
Encinitas and Fred Van Housen of Rialto,
graduated from Riverside Poly, OCC and Cal
State fullerton lie is employed by the Orange
County Sheriff's Department.
The couple plan to live on Balboa Island after
a wt'ddmg trip to Coronado.
lntf en-Be rger
Laura Joan Berger of Newport Beach and
Timothy Carl lnlfen of Santa Barbara were mar·
ried in · ceremonies recently at Sherman Gardens
Foundation in Corona del Mar.
The bride. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Martin
Berger or Newport Beach. IS a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School and the University of
California, Santa Barbara.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
'\I 1' /(·m11/,·11
Jeranko-Jla11 Hon1
Eileen Van Horn and David Jeranko, both of
Costa Mesa. exchanged wedding vows in
Aldersgate Methodist Church. Tustin on August I.
The bride. daughter of Ezra and Rita Van
llorn of Costa Mesa. graduated from Estancia
ll1gh School and Orange Coast College
The bridegroom. son of Stan and Fran Jeranko
also of Costa Mesa. is a graduate of Estancia and
the University of Idaho.
The couple plan to make their home in
Moscow, Idaho. after a wedding trip to Oregon.
lntfen also graduated from UCSB. Mr~ . .Wihram
After a honeymoon trip to Big Sur, the couple
w11l live in Santa Barbara. .--........Mirham-lvory
Wedding and mgcgemmt fornu can be
obtained from the Doily Pilot bSI tending a
atamped, aelf..addreued envelope to the
Feature Departmnt, P.O. Boz 1560. Cotta
MeJa 92626.
Mary Ann Ivory and Dr. William L. Mihram
exchanged wedding vows recently at their
lakefront home in Lake Forest. Dr. Harold
Leestma of Lake Hills Community Church official·
ed. A reception immediately followed the service.
Dr. and Mrs. Mihram honeymooned In Vic
torla. B.C.
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01ar1gu Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunauy, Septemt:>ur 6, 1981 B7
Another decent kid kicked out of his home
..
tn:AH ANN LANDtrns . I WllS ll respon11lble .
til'cl'nl k id or 19, likti "OK In Oukh.md," who also
round my clothes on thl' front por<'h :and the doors
bolled. Thb hllppentid threi· limes .
My mothe r h ud e motional proble ms arter she
uml d ad were d lvorcl'd She couldn't accept lht.'
fact thut 1 loved my htlhl'r und had no Intention of
chopping him off
One day I ('ume hom e and my room looked as
if a bomb had hit it. Mom had had one or her tan
trums I m oved to dad's and stayed ther e several
months. Grad ually th ings cooled down, and mom
fllj ked me to please com e back -so I d id.
Several months la ter I round my clothes on the
doorste p of m y mother 's ho m e . My sis ter
t cle phoned to say mom h ad hired someone to come
and get my bedroom set and deliver it to her
place. That did it. I have r.ot seen or s poken to m y
m other since That was six years ago. She has re-
m arr ied and I hear she wants to see me.
I am taking no advice from anyone these days
Pisces: Doubts
to be eliminated
Monday, Sept. 7
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Mar ch 21 -April 19): Your ability to in-
fl uence others is enhanced by promotion , added
r esponsibility and green light fro m "authority
'figure." Super ior is im pressed and lets you know
it. Long-distance call or special communication
e liminates confusion.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20>: Focus on journey,
education and a new comprehension or abstract
pr inciples of la w Leo, Aries. Aqua rius persons
figure promine n tly. You rise above petty a n ·
noyances; picture as a whole will be perceived
Sta rt!
GEMINI <May 21-J une 20). Emphasis on
teaching, learning, ch aracter an alysis a nd in-
t uitive inte llect. You delve bertealh surface indica-
HOROSCOPE
l ions and get to heart of m atters You'll be "talk·
ing money·· with one close to you, including
partner or male.
CANCER (June 21 -Joly 22> · Leave deta ils for
a nother time for nov., per ceive principles,
potential and plan as a whole. Play waiting game.
Others will express their views, show their hands.
You'll be able to detect subtle clues, signals.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>. What a ppeared a
r outine t ask is m ore important than originally an-
t icipated . K/low it . proceed accordingly Emphasis
on employment , people who depend upon you and
your gene r a l h ealt h . Aquarius, Scorpio a nd
a nother Leo fi gure p rom inently.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Focus on ability to
express views in dyna mic, gr aphic m anne r. Write,
imprint style and realize long -range Implications
of current actions Changes occur a nd you ar e
stim u lated by c hallenge a nd unus ual op ·
portunities.
LIBRA I Sept 23-0ct 22> · Focus on "ter -
r itorial r ights." basic security, family a ffa irs and
completion of longstan ding transaction. Taurus.
Scorpio a nd another Lj bra fig ure prominently If
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Family Practice
NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
MEDI-CAL MEDICARE CHAMPUS
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not t'ven you. So don't tell me to forgive her I
Just want you lo print this letter for othe r mothers
who throw their kids out like gar bage und expect
to be forgiven forever -NO DEAL INN J
DEAR N.J .: No advice. Just yo ur Jtttter. Write
wh t'n you change your mind.
DEAR ANN LANDERS . I am a 16-year old
girl who needs help. I like this guy and he d~esn 't
have a gir lfriend. I don 't even know if he's in·
ter ested in girls. He's totally into sports, plays a
lot and watches all the competitive events on TV.
I'm good al sports. too. a nd have played
against him ofkn Usually I win I am afraid his
~~ ~~tf_·~ .A sv ASHLEIGH .!f@J~~lml<;).1'rM ... BRILLIANT . -
pr 1lll' will bt' hurt 1f I ~<11 him loo had I .llM>
worry that he might d ump rt11·
Should I <·ontin ut• lo play against him und lt•I
him win -;ome of the lime, or s hould I hecotne .i
l"Pt'ClUlor Y.ht•n h<.'0 S around'> CONFUSED
ADOUT JOCKS
Dl-:AR ('ON .. U~ED: 'Vou can't beat him con-
i.lstently al EVER 'VTlllNG ! llt''s l(ut to be be tt.-r
In on.-~port or anotht>r.
Play against him and p lay to win. Uh.-flgurt's
vou are taking a dive to save bis mascullnlly. II
will be doubly paln(ul. And, remembt>r, It 's a big
plus to t)(' a gracious winner , and this Is o(tt>ri
hairder to pull orf th an being a gracloui. loser.
DEAR ANN LANDERS Say 1l a~a1n, anct
u~a1 11. a nd AGAl N about Al·A11on 1 wi sh I 'ti
known about Al Anon sooner
Al Anon 1s not an auxiliary or AA lt 1:-for peo
pie. likl' me, and my c hild ren, who wer1.• so sick
with worry. self pity , ~uilt and los~ of self esteem
thut "our lives had bt>c·ome unmanageable
We thought we were alont• with our problem
fighting the world. But whl'll we left our fi rst meet
ing W(' said. "Is n 't 1t good to talk to people who un
dt• rstand? · ·
We learned the do's and don'ls of living with
an alcoholic, and found the rounse hng and treul
ml•nl that evl•ntually led our dear drinker to AA
and sobriety. and a Sl'ture, happy family om·c
again
:-.lot all Al Anon !>ton es have the happy ending
0111 !'. h<1S , and those who still livt' with an a<·tivc
alcoholic· would be thl· fir!>l to tell you they'd nevl'r
mah 1t without Al Anon. So say 1t again, and
again, and /\GAIN ! WISCONSIN AL-ANON
Ut:J\R WIS(.'O NSIN : lie r .. I am , HYlDI II
aJ(Mln ... and a l(aln ... and AGAIN!
DF.Alt ANN l,ANOERS J loved reading about
th1• 24! yt:ar old m:1n in Irvine, Ca hf , who loved
.... w111.: .... liul WJ ... l•mburrU!>SCd lo put one UI> for rear
Pl'Of)h• \liould tl11nk he was r h1ldis h
I :.1111 69 yl•ari. young Just last year m y
h11.,band put up a :-wing for m e on the branch of
w11• of our hii.t t1·cc!>. I Wt.' livl' 1n Bristol, Conn.>
All 111y life> I huve loved swings and used the
.1dult ~l.tt• whcru:ver I ~ot near a park . It 1s such a
happy frt·llng to s wini:: and feel the breeze in your
fan•
Tt•ll In 1nl' to go ahead lie will have lots of
('OrnlJdll~ h1• rwvt·r dreamed of! ANOTHER
ONE
Oc·ar One : r t·a mc within a n ace of not prtnllng
that M lt'r -thought It might be too dull. But the
load of mail from adult "sw inge n " wu
a:-tonli.hinJt! Thanks to a ll who wrote.
('ON .. IUJ.:NTIAL lo Who Started It AnywJy?
Hack~amrnon Is belie ved to be tbe rtrsl game ln
which brain power , rather than physical strength,
wa" tf'stt•d. The originator Is not known, but
n copatr a and J ulius Caesar played backgammon
<as wt'll a'i otht>r gamt>sl along the banks of the
'Ille 2.000 yeari. a go .
l'lwm111g u u 1•ddmg'' What's nyht? What's wrong' An n
f.urld1•rs· rnmplt'ldy new ··Tht> Hnde'$ Gulde" will re·
/11•1•1• 1111111 1mr1ct11 To rl't'l'tvt' a copy. send a doll_ar. plus
u lonq .. wt/ uddre.~sed stumped envelope 118 cents
µ11stn111 1 /11 111111 l.undr>rs . I' 0 Hox 11995. Chicago, Ill
11/lli(/
Do iJOU
15eliev€ in
friendship at
fir st s~l"t ? His first day at school scary
Ht1tt1 "'"'••+IJ"' tH·U •rt "" n.~'"• M .. ~ •• ~ ... , \I ri. •ij ,,,t .. ·•H f ....... ~ •f J ,.
diplom atic , you resolve dile mma. Fam ily member
back!> you.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov 21>: Someone could be
leading you on p roverbial wild-goose ch ase
Gather forces. concentrate on objectives Don't
-;caller efforts. Relatives may be sincere but they
could also be misinformed P isces, Cancer and
another Scorpio play key roles.
SAGITTARIUS I Nov 22-Dec 21 l You are
e motionally and financ ially involved lime for
gamc·playing is finished This is ··real thing ... Cy-
cle high. your judgment proves reliable Old debt
will be collected. Member of opposite sex ··means
ll. ..
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan 19> You are sue
ccssful in bridging past and present You are able
to apply recenf lessons project . wi 11 be suc-
cessfully com pleted. Aries. Leo. Libra persons
fagurt' prominently Com pli ments received on col-
or scheme, pers onal appearance. .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18> New sta rt in
new direction proves benefi cial. One who attempts
to "hold you back " 1s envious. lacks faith. Tern·
porary delay is no reason for panic. Minor alte.ra ·
lion solves problem. Leo and another Aquarian
figure in scenario.
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20>: Doubts will be
eliminated; you ar e on rig ht track, mem ber of op·
posite sex does care and money will be forthcom -
ing. Hunch pays dividends. Former ··teacher " re-
turns to scene. Can cer. Capricorn , Aquarius
natives play important role~
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This column could be ent1lled. confes~wns of a
l'htld l'lltcring school for the firs t time who accord
1r1g to cidults · has nothing to Y.orry cibout ·
Mv name 1s Donald and I don't know anyth1n~
I hav1;• new underwear. a new swC'ale r. a looc;c
tooth and I didn't s leep last night I am Y.orried
Whal 1f th(• school bus jl'rks aftt•r I get on and I
lose my balanc·e t.1nd my pants np and t·ver vone
l;iughs·•
Whal 1f I have to 1-(0 lo thl' bathroom before \H•
get tu school''
What 1f a bell rings and t•\'eryone l!Oes into a
door and a man yells. "Where do you belong·• ·
and I don't know'.'
What 1f my ~lwc!>tnng 1.:omes u11t1cll ann
... omron<• !>U\'s :.Your sho<'st ring rs untu.•d \·h•'ll
;i ll wat<•h whtl<' vou lll' ,, ... ,
Whal if the 'trays in thl' cafetC'na art• too l~•ll
for me to recich'1
Whal 1f lhL• the rmos hu on my soup 1s on tou
t 1ghl and when I try to open it. 1t breaks·•
What if mv loose tooth wants to come out "hl'n
y,c·re !>uppo~ed to have our heads do""n and be
quiet''
Edu·ar<l.~"' t·l'l e lJrall' .SO
Elsa and Don Edwards celebrated thC'1r 50th
wedding anniversary recently al their home in
Santa Ana with 100 family and friends present.
The Ed w<1rds ' have bcC'n res idents of Santa
Ana since their marriage there in 1931. They have
three c hildren and two grandchildren. Mr
Edwards owned his own bus iness in Santa Ana for
50 years until his retirement
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\\'hJI 1f I gl'l hot and want to take my s weater
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\\Ital 1r I ... pl.1 !>h w;1lt•r on rn) naml' tag and my
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\\'hat 1f tht·y send us out to play and all the
..,\\ings arl' ta.,t<l'n ·1 What do I do'1
Wh.1l 1f th<· \\ind blows all the im portant
l'•lf"'rs out of m ) hands that I'm supposed to take
h1)1l)l•'1
What 1r thl'y mispronounce my last name and
l'\'t•r~ont• laugh!>''
What 1f m\' tcacher doe!>n't make her D's likti
rnom taug ht me·•
What 1f I s pend the whole day witho ut a
fril•nd.,
Whal 1f t hl• teache r gives a seat to eve ryone
<ind I'm left <>Vl'I"'
What 1f lhl· Y. tndows in the bus steam up and I
won't tx• ah!<: lo te ll when I get to my s top?
rm Just a lrltlt! kid but m aybe I'm s m arter
than I think I am At least I know better than to
tl·ll a flvc·vl'ar-old wit h a loose tooth who has
never been 'out of the yard by himself t hat he has
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' ... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Septomber 6, 1981
Baby black market grows
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SAN nr ECIO Author1tlt>s say a black market
111 b11h1t·:. 1:. booming across thl' U S Mexican
hordt•r. in both d1rec·t1ons Nobody ii1 certain how
h11it tfw busint•!>s Is. lhou.:h. or how to stop it
/\loµ rt•g1011;)l ufftc111I of the US Immigration
.11111 N11turuliJ.Jt10n Ser vice, gucsst>s "there could
Ill' huutlrt·<h of ~alt•s an California alone every
\l'UI "
· ·Tht>re urt• 11lull) childless couples wtio will
hu.> Mt·x1t·an cluldrt•n, light skins or dark." he said
111 an 111terv1ew, asking that he not be 1dent1fled by
11a1nc
JH a lt•lephom• t•all to the U S. Border Patrol
twu Wi.'cks ago, u mun warned anonymously that
un ongoini: rang" is delivering babies unwanted
lly ~kxit•an mot hC'rs to cities throughout the Unit
l'<I St ates
The going pricl' 1s often $5,000 for a baby, from
vear olds down to nt•wborns. Mothers. usually un·
inarrat•d, sell them for $500 or less. and as many as
five or six people an the distribution process divide
up the final reward
In San Diego, police Lt. Ron Seden of the child
abuse unit sees "a large black market of adoption
rmgs" as "a growing phenomenon."
Transactions always are private, blunting ef·
rort ~ to stop the prat·t1ce But U S. authorities are
worried 4.'Vc.>n mon• by lhe casual w11y In which
children ure driven casu1tlly out o( lhe United
Stutcs an the same way Mexico's people smugelers
KO home for new business
Thl' FBI beht.'Vl'S a 17 duy·old baby boy kid
nupJ)t'<i from his mothl'r on July 1. 1980, and still
massing was probably taken to Mexico A woman
posing as u wl'lfarc worker made orr with Kevin
Verville Jr .. son of a Manne at Camp Pendleton.
\\ h1le pretending to take them to a welfare omce.
Pohce m neighboring Coronado think the kid
napper of Mana Martin, 3, of Provo. Utah. took
her to Mexico for several days earlier this month
IJdore returning her in a bungled try for ransom.
There was a happy ending in nine days. Officers
found the girl safe al Ii ransom r endezvous and ar·
rt.'SlPd a 46-year ·old restaurant handyman, who
lutt.>1 was charged with kidnapping for ransom.
"We have information that there definitely is a
market down there." says Jerry Boyd, police chief
an Coronado. "It takes two forms, one where
C'h1ldren are taken and sold in Mexico and another
when they're taken to Mexico, kept until the heat
1s off and sold on black market elsewhere."
Boyd, with police in San Diego and Los
Angeles concurring. said "We don't have any in·
d1cat1on how extensive 11 is but it does occur."
There are no known black market links m the
Mana Martin case, he said.
~~~:n_i_s __ Wi_ii_h_o_u_i_Pa:~~~.~~.;~~~~~:v~
and Fridays at 1 p.m . and Saturdays at 10 a.m
at the club, corner of San Joaquin Hiiis Road
and Crow n Drive, Corona del M ar . For more
information call 759-9966.
PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS
Or ange Coast chapter w ill ha"e a house party
at 9 p.m . Saturday in Fountain Valley. For in-
formation, call 559-08-46.
PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Hunt-
ington Beach chapter w ill have a country-
western house party at 8:30 p.m . Saturday in
Huntington Beach. For information, call
964-5296.
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AMERICAN SEWING GUILD is opening a
local branch. The aim of the g roup is t o provide
sewing information and inspi ration for people
who like to sew . For more inf or mation call
645-2177.
IRVINE CHAPTER of the Amer ican Busi-
ness Women's Association meets Tuesday in
the Sher aton New port Hotel. For more in-
formation call 957-3000.
TEMPLE ISAIAH w ill hold a coffee and
cake social at 8 p.m . Thursday. For more in-
formation call 646-5244.
SOUTH COAST JEWISH Youth w ill have a
campout T hursday t hrough Monday in M ission
Bay of San Diego. For more information call
Beth at 639-6419 or Ket arah at 831-3921.
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WOMAN'S CLUB of Huntington Beach
meets Tuesday for lunch at the clubhouse. For
more infor mation call 8-42-4214.
PHOENIX CLUB, Ger man Association of
Orange County, w ill celebrate a n anniv er sa ry
open house Satur day and Sunday at the club,
1566 Douglass Road, Anaheim. Hours are 11
a.m. to 10 p.m . both days and the public is in-
vited, For more informat ion call 634-8246.
StMCHA CHAPTER of B'n ai B 'r i th
Women, will meet Thursday at noon in Colum-
bia Savings Bank, Harbor and Wilson, C:>st a
Mesa. For more infor mation call 960-3950.
GENERAL FEDERATION of Women's
Clubs Orange District, ·meets Friday, Sept. fl,
at 9 a.m . in t he Orange County Conference
Center, 300 S. Flowe r St., Orange. For mor e in-
formation call 871 -5731.
LAGUNA BEACH BRANCH of Amer ican
A ssociation of University Women meets at 10
a.m. Fr iday, Sept. 11 , for coffee. M eet ing is set
for 24882 Woolwich St., Laguna H ills, and
pr ospec tive m embers are w elcome. For more
information call 499-2721.
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Orangu Cou!>I OAILY PILOT/Sunday Suptembar 6. 1981 89
'The Love Boat' still afloat and cruising
I.OS ANG ~LES <API tn been :uud that a
tcl.-v1s1on scrlt•s with long-range pottntaal has
"l,•1us to stand on " In lhul cusu, "The Love Bout"
111 a ,.,•ntipcdc
Till' ABC sh1lw ts
tto111.i 111lo its firth yt>u r ,
~a1tun.: !ltren)!lh a t u
t lffil' wht•n most series
s turt to w1·a kf'n a nd
s low down It finished
th1• season in aeventh
place sort or like a
h a ppy i>11d1ng from 11
"Love nout " romance
"T he Love Roal,"
likl· "Gunsmoke" and
.. llonanza ... lb one or
those bert l'S b lessed
with a fortuitous bl end-
ing of cust a nd rnn('ept
Ex ec u t ive p roduc er
Uouglas Cramer thinks
it will r un for at least Cramer
e i ght years Hut
"Gunsmokl'" ran 20 and "Bonanza" for 14 years.
It wasn·1 al\\ays so for ··The Love Boat " In its
formative da~s the :sho"W hit rough seas. The
format didn't work well and the show went
through nlfet>rous <·ast changes
Cramet mud(· thr <'l' pi lots for A BC trying to
work o~\ th<' bugs. a nd thl' audience loved e very
one :'jOt an ut·tor fr nm the fll'st ptlol survived the
crui~.
''T he Lm·c Boal" came into be m g partly
because Cr amt'r h ad supervised :r s how called
··1.(lve Aml'ttc:rn Slyle" while ht'ad of television
produc1ion at Paramount It "as an.antho logy or
comccl~ playlcti; t·onm·ctcd by thl' rommon them e
of love.
··1 resolved tha t within a year after 'Love
Am c•n can Stylt" "as off the a ir I was going to be
th<.• one who ca ml' up with a sequel to tl," says
Crame r
··T h<.· onl' lh111g 1t lacked was runmng charac·
ler-. so \\e lll'l'<lt.:d <1 form:.tt of n·gulars a nd in
d ivrdual stont·:-. for thl' guest stars. I think I dt" ·
velopNI ahoul fi \l' versions of the s ho\\ fo r all
thn!I" network:-.."
Nont' of thl' "hO\\ s made 11 Then one Sunda,
Cramt'r ran a<·ross a rl·vie" of ct new book by
J eraldine Saundt•r-; r<illed 'Thl' Love• Boats." IL
was a non-h rt1on ac·counl of cru1s1> ships by the
fir,t '-"Oman 1·ru1sl' director
lit· hou~ht .J 1·opy of the book the flrsl thing in
tht• morntn).!_:.rnd told h_!S lawr_er .!_o hu.> the rights
In th e Supreme Court.
there are only eight of them 09a1nst all of her.
FIRST MONDAY
IN OCTOBER
\ Po.c.ro.i. ~ P·nu& ,r. .. . ....... . . ..... .. ... ·-....... . ' ~ .. ' ·:
NOW PLAYING
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if hat happened to him should
happen
to you.
Crame r, who is partners in the show wlti1
Auron SJ>CWog . trnys It was '.ficcided fro m the
beginning that every show would consist of three
different stories
One would be u romanltc comedy, one u sen·
llmenta l tearjerke r and the third an outrageous
force The ship's crew, the regular mcmbers of the
\'r,llllt'r hut Ill the h.•sttng J>COplt• d tdrl°t fl'Spond
to llll' rl'gul.1rs. A Ill' hkt>d l>itk Van Pnttt-n, who
playt•d tht· doclor, und put h1111 In 'Eight ls
1-:nou.:h '"
•>II<' ~ ... tu1day with <::1v111 ;it Auron Spelling's
ho1tsl' (;u vin d1 d11 't wunt lo do another series, but
wc weren't JtOing to ll'l tum leave until he agreed
111 ~lo It "
cast, would tie it all together •
The first relations hip they came up with was a
"My Fair Lady" romance between an older cap-
ta in and a young cruise director. The other regular
roles we r e to be the s hip's doctor and tbe
bartender.
l'hey sl~1rlt'd o ver again. Ted Lange bt·canw
thl' bartender , Be rnie Kopell the doctor a nd Fred
Gandy took the ne w role of purser Again the m ov
H' got good rulings, but the format and the casttnR
still wasn't right
l..1uren T t•w1•:. wu~n 'l hired as the c ruise di rec·
tor until the d ay hdore the filming began on the
third pilot They had tested about 150 actresses,
r hen Spell in{!'!. .... ,re. rt•membered seeing Miss
Tt\.\-l'S nn a "Sturi.ky a nd Hutch " They found her
workinJ( as a waitn·ss 111 the San i''crnando Valley "By this time we'd decided t hat the captain
WU'> going lo be the principal churacter r ather
than the cruise director ." says Cr am er Th<• w1m11ng tor rnula nnally came together:
an upµc:ulm~ t·:.i~t . t11i.: gu1·st stars. exotic locales,
"We got gr eat numbers in the ratings," says
"Gavin MC'Leod became avail able when 'The
Mary Tyk r Moore Show' ended We got together i.:t11m11r .ind Jl\\-11ys a happy t>nding
Mason in
'Love
Canal' I ''PICK UP SUMMER''
llOLLYWOOD !AP)
Marsha Mason will
st~r 1n h e r fir s t
t1.•lcv1sion movie. "Lois c; i b b:. a nd the Love
Canal," fo r C BS
II "FOX AND THE HOUND'' (PG)
"ONCE UPON A MOUSE"
GARY COLEMAN
IN
Ill "ON THE RIGHT TRACK" (PG)
G le n n J ord an will
direct the story Of the ~::~~~~~~~~Q!!DTI~~~~ h o u se wif<'·t ur n cd =:;::_ __ _
activis t who
s pearheaded he r com·
munily's right to forre
the governmen t to r P·
locate those fa milies
threat e n ed by t ox i c
chem ical Pollution in the
Love Canal at Niagar a
I-' a II s . N . Y M 1 c h a e I
7.ago r wro t P th e
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What do you li.ke about the Dall> Pilot ')
What don't you like? Call the n umber below and
your mel>sage will be recor dt-d, transcribed and
de livered to the appropriate editor
st·rcenplay
~1 1si. Mason 's newest
fr l m. ··On lv When I
Laugh," is dul' for re
least• 1n No\ e m ber
J ord an a lso d irected
lhal film . wrtltl'n bv
\l 1ss Mason'i. husband .
playwright Neil Simon.
The i.ame 24-hour a n:-.wering service m ay
bt.· used to record letters to the editor on any
topic Mailbox conlrihutor:-; roust includ~ the ir
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September I 0, 1981, 8:00 p.m.
Cypress College Theater
9200 Valley View Street
Cypress
Artis ts Stewart & Marilyn Robb will
perform works of the masters on beh a lf o f
researc h into multiple sclerosis. Supporting
the event are mus ic greats : Zubin Mehta.
Itzhak Perlman & Pinchas Zuc kerman.
Concert is the firs t of it s kind on the west
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To love a stranger Is usy.
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Carey finally get,s a break
By J£RKV OU{'K
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I.OS AN() El,ES Hon Carey 's att1tudt•
toward his appearances on "Barney M tiler" ts ont•
that Officer l.()Vttl wouldn't undeutund
Levitt, tht> r horucter Carey plays in the Int
ABC comedy series, 1s
so ellger to move from
patrolmun lo delt'cltve
that 1t 's ul mo."t an ol>·
session.
Carey. on the other
hand. calls his role the
greatest break of his
career, but worries
about overexposure •
"L evitt, of all t h ~
c haracters , i s th e
hardes t to write for."
he says 'Tm always
striving lo become a de·
tective. You don't want
to overplay that
·'The role has two ·
sides to it. In uniform. Carey
I 'm always pleading, ·
'Why don 't you bring me upstair s a s a
pla inclothesman ·1 • And when they bring me up for
"Hurrah and hallelujah!"
-~la a.neon. LOS ANGELES TIMES •
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Fred Yal(l"r. A,,oda1t"J Prei.•
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lht• ~how und 11 'll ~ood for tht: <'hanictt'r to limit 11
You'vt• got to UM.' him like I! s hortstop in bust>hUll
<: 1v1• l11m h1!-> 'hot bet Wl'en the heavy hitters ··
"Harne) M1lll·r,' wh1<'h ~tor:> Hal t.mdt•n i11
tht• title role. 1s i::o1ng into IL\ sevt!nth !lesson on
/\UC: It also stars Max Gu1l. Hon Class. Stt!Ve Lan-
1Jcosbt•rg and James ti n.·tiory
Carey. who made his firs t uppearance on the
s how as onl' of the legion or crooks, conmen,
oddballs and outraged cillzt>n:s who troop through
the dctec·tive squad room of the 12th Precinct,
became a s emi rcgulur in 1976.
·-rd been in show business for 20 years." he
says ''I'd clone t'Vl'rythtng Standup com ic. im-
provisation, all tlw talk shows. commercials, two
series. Then I dtd th1s·iu'IOw. Danny Arnold said,
'what are you doing next season?' It was like
lightning striktrtg llt• ~avt• me two shows and an
option for fivt.• more I did all seven The next yeu
I dtd 15 Last year I did 22 ··
Jn lht• bt.·~rnning, I he 5 foot 7 Levitt was m ore
abras 1vt> and morl' dl'fe ns1ve "He 's mellowed.··
says Can•y ··tflo kind of knows now where the cor-
ners of the desks an•
Care\ say' he secs no rclat1onsh1p bet ween
himsctr and l.<•vlll otht.•r than stature
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Sept. 16th
Ages 7 through 9, 4 p.m .
Ages 10 through 12, 5 p .m .
Sept. 17
Ages 13 through 15, 4 p.m
Ages 16 and over, 5 p .m .
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"Nutcracker" auditions will be held
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(l)MOVIE
Ii Ii * 1~ "The Hlgn AM
Tne Mighty" ( f9S41 John
Waynt, C1al1e T1evor An
• .,~ wtlh 22 p.-.
119"' •board runs Into dtl'I oer en route to Sen F1111
CllGO
6:411 ID CHNSTOPHEA
Cl.08lUP
BRINGING BABV UP Vil' TaybaC'k c Mel 1
fuss1.•s ovt!r •in abandoned b<Jby ).{1rl fuund
b~· \ l'l'a m a luumlrumat in an l'J.>1:-.otll' of
1\ llc·e on CBS 1 Ch 21 at 9 p m CID HllO 8NEAK PAEVIEW
Hu1band·•nd·wll1 com1C1
Jerry Siiiier ana Anne
Meata lnlroduoe 11\e mov
i... ~111 and sports
._..,,,, c:omlng 10 Home
Box Ottic. 1n September
t:OO D MUSIC AHO THE
SPOKEN WON> fl DA YBREAJ< LA. 6 YOUTH ANO THE
188UES
"Pat1psycnology Host
John A Steerns Gue51
Thelm1 Mou. Pn O ID BIBLE ANSWERS
Cl) ROMP£R ROOM
(J) THE lllAXTERS
(C)MOVlE
• • • "Jack Tile G1en1
Killer" ( 1962) Kerwin
Mathew•, Judi Mert1<11tn
Al1er re1eu1no the king's
deuonter lrom a huge
mon11er, 1 young rarm lad
It rewarded lor 1111 nero.
ism
@ MOVIE
• • "Electr~ Esk•mo··
PoochOOlc G'
t :30 tJ MARSHALL EFROH'S
SUNDAY SCHOOi. (R) D THAT'SCAT 0 A08ERT SCHULLER fl P£0PLE 7
HOit Anni Cnav.i
0 DAVEY ANO GOLIATH
G) HEWS
(J) rv..-LOOKS AT
LEARNINO a AGRICULTURE U.S A '
IHI MOVIE
• • • "Grand Th111t Auto
( 19771 Ron Howard. Nency
Mo•gan A young couple
elopes to LIS Vegas on 11
Rolls Royce, c1uaono lhe
girl's weauny talher to
oller a reward to anyone
Who can Slop them belore
they t88C:h lhO 01101 'PG
7:00 II TODAY'S RELIGION 0 SERENDIPITY D POPEYE ANO
FRIENDS fl IT 18 WRITT£N 0 KENNETH
COPEUNO
ID DAY OF DISCOVERY
Cl) MIGHTY MOUSE fB Yoo.A FOR HEAL TH Cll LET THE.RE BE UOKT 3 SUHOAY MA88
O MOVIE
•• '> ·Toby Ano TIWI KO•·
la Bear ( 11181) Rolf H11rr1s
The him comDones oove
action and animation to
tell the tale or a young boy
and hos pel koala 1n Aus·
tr111a'11 lrontoer day•
7:30 II FAITHWAYS
Host Sherry L1ndrum
0 WHITNEY ANO THE
ROeOT fl VIEWPOlf\fT ON
NUTRITION
"Immune Systems'
Guests Or Richard
Huemer, pres1denr-elec1 ot
the Orthomolec:ulor Medi·
cal Society. actress Eiieen
Dietz. Or Franco Colum-
bo, holoer of lhe Mr World
physique 11118 Host D•
,Arnold Plktl
G) JIMMY SWAGGART fD MISTER ROGERS (R)
Cl) INTERNATIONAL
HOUR
Ǥ) PUl(ILIC PULSE
Host Boo Mills
(HJ THE WORLD
TOMORROW
8:00 I) SUNDAY MOANING 0 CHRISTOPHER
CLOSEUP
U PEASOHAI.
DIMENSIONS
0 UOYO OGILVIE
Cl) CLIFFWOOO AVENUE
KI08 fD ELECTRIC COMPANY
(R)
@) JERRY FALWELL ~REX HUMBARD
[C')MOVIE
• • Barracuda t 1978)
Wayne David C•awtord
Juon Evers A GOll~e SIU·
dent tries to p1ove a chem-
ical company 1s secretly
clumping to11c wastes onro
~ town's wat11r supply
!HJ MOVIE
• • • •;, "Being There
( 1979) Peter Sellers, M~·
"Y'' Ooligtu A slmp111-
monded mlddle-8Qed man
whose only k nowreoge or
lhe outside world 15
through le4evltlon g11ns
1remendou1 time 1no
po-by unw1111ngty con·
v1nc1ng tycoons otnd polifl·
c111ns lha1 he It a genius
'PG'
~i MOVIE
• • • Return From Wilch
Mountain I 1977) Belle
Oavts, Ch1111opn.t L" A
oaw«·med 11111ocr11 and
1111 gr..ay female conort
artempt to e•plOll 1"*
tupernaturar abilities ot
two Children trom outer soaoe for the4r -n 8'111
llU'~ ·a·
8:30 D OOY88EY
HOii Ja111n1 Tart1lg1,
GuMll Neria Kiity. Father
Chrlell"n H woen
CHANNEL LISTINGS
0 FOR YOU 8LACt< WOMAN
Holl Freda Payne
0 MEETING TIME AT
CAlVARY
G) FREDERICK I<. PNCE
Cl) SHOW MY PEOPLE fD ELECTRIC COMPANY
(R)
DAY OF DISCOVERY
~ KNOW YOUR BIBLE
0MOVIE "* 194 t" (1979) John
Betuthi, Tothlro Mitune
Aft11r lhe bombing of Pearl
llarbor. Southern Callfor-
noa c1~1t1ans ind mllllary
person11el 1eect w11n unbrl.
doeo pamc to news or a
Japonese aJteck on tPletr
uwn backyard 'PG' t·oo 0 MEET THE PRESS U Vilt.A ALEGRE (R) 0 (I) ORAL ROBERTS
Cl) THE KING IS COMING fD SESAME STREET (R)
~ IT IS WRJTTEH
9:30 I) (J) NFL TODAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE U CAMP Wll.OEANESS 0 OAYOFOISCOVERY
G) THE WORLD
TOMORROW
ti) JERRY FALWELL
@) KENNETH
COPELAND
~NFL '81
10:00 I) NFL FOOTBALL
New Orleans Sa1n11 a1
Alla'1ta Falcons
0 ATONE
Guest Tep1111 Olil Sa11or1 0 LOST IN SPACE
U KIDS ARE PEOPLE
TOO
Guesrs Deborah Harry,
Oavod Brenner, Or Hans
Holzer. Rac11e1 Sweet (A) 0 HERALD OF TRUTH
G) REX HUMBARD
fJi) SESAME STREET (R)
~ SPORTS AMERICA
·Arr-AraD1an Horse Show
(R)
NFL FOOTBALL
Reooonar coverage of Dal·
las CowDoyt at WaSh1ng.
ion Redllont; N-Orleans
Saon11 11 Allan1a F1klons.
Ph1ladeipho11 Eagles at N-
York GoenlS, San Francos-
co 49e<s at Oelr1>11 Lions OJ NFL FOOTBAU
Kansas Coty Cnoels at
P11tsburg11 Steelers
C MOVIE
• • • The lclolmaker
119801 Ray Sharl<ey. Tovah
F elOShuh A manopulatove
manager uses 11aroous
ploys 10 catapult two 1een·
age<s 1n10 pop singing
s1ardom PG
$MOVIE
• • Charge 01 The MO<I·
el Ts" ( 1979) Louis Nye,
Herb Edelman During
World War I, a German spy
e•ecutes a plan ro wei;ken
the Amefltan war effort by
encouraging Villa Nueva
and nos band ot gu&l1llas 10
ma>.e raoc1s on lhe Me•1can
Doroer G
10:30 6 A08ERT SCHULLER
G) JERRY FALWELL
Cl) CALVARY CHAPEL
®,) SPECTRUM
H MOVIE * • '> · The A•alancne
Express t 19791 Robe•t
Shaw Lee Marvin Three
moo encounttw natural dis·
asters and pohtocal onlngue
whole aflemptrng lo smug-
gle 1 delec1ong agent out
or nos counlry PG
0MOVIE • * The ADd1ca1>on
f t9741 Liv Ullmann. Peter
f1nc11 Because or her love
lor a carclonal Queen
Chrostina c:auses a slor
•hroughOUI Sweden Dy
aDa1ce1ong and converhng
ro Ca11101oc1sm on the 17th
century PG
11:00 0 ON CAMPUS
Hosl George fonneman
Guest Wiiham Windom 0 BASEBALL
Calilornla Angers ar Cleve-
land tndllns U ®J BASEBALL
Attglonal cove-age ot Oare..
tend A ·s II Baltimore Ort·
ores Conconnao Reds at
PnolacJelpllia Pllllloes 6 Tl:RRY COLE-
WHITTAKEA
Cl) CHURCH IN THE
HOME fD MASTl:APIECE
THEATRE FESTIVAL Of
FAVORITES
'1!) SOCCER MADE IN
GERMANY
Trensconltnental Cup·
Nollongham Forest va
U<t1QU8Y N11c:lonal
11:30 0 AGRICULTURE USA
G) MOVIE
• • • Ma1or OundtH!
( 196S) Cnarllon Heston,
Richard Harri. A Union
majOf leads tOO volunt-
pr11oner1 on a dangerous
mlaaton 1g1ln11 the
Apaches
I) .i<NX T 1CBS1L 1., AnQ•''"'
Q KNBC I Nl1l L<l' A r' t• • 0 KTLA 1lmt 1 l ,., <\rt4• " D '<ABC TV 1J\BC1 to., A•111»tr-. f '\FMB 1C(I ">.ir1 l>u•·f1~
0 KH,J IV tlrt1J I l 'A• 11·lo·..,
;fO' KC • 1 Al\( ._,1n 001•41
ID KTTV 1tnel 1 L1H1 Anq.•1c ..
Cl) 1<.COP IV 1tn11 l w. An11" ,,.,
ID KCE T TV t PBSI Lo"' •~n11•·r.0.,
Ii> KQCi ,rv PR'ir H.,r1f '11 on 0f11c11
8088Y VINTOH
Bobby I/Inion perform'
IO!ne Of hit biOO"I 11111
f1om Ille Sandi Hotel in
Luvagu
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 D WESTERN
OUTDOOR8MAN
Topic• peregrine talcon1,
bighorn aneep and 11r1pea
DUI 8 SEAACH
Cl) MARCUS WELBY,
M .O.
Consuelo undergoe1 m11or
surgery and con11aers •
marrroge p1opoHI
fll) FLAMBAROS
'The Cold Lognt 01 Oay"
Wiiiiam landa his first Job
as en airplane mec:hanlc
and Chrlat1n1 goes to work
as 1 w11tren (P1rt 6) (R)
~ GEOME SHEARING
AT 'THE CARL YSLE
Jazz planost G9°'QI Shear-
ing per'forma "Tiiis Can't
Be love, "My Funny I/al·
en1tne end other claU1C.1
with bu1111 Br11n Torti
from 11141 Holel Carlysle on
N-York (Al
C MOVIE
• • • Jaclo. Thi G11nt
Klllet ( 19621 Kerwin
Mathews, Judo Meredith
Al1er resc:uong 1ne king s
<laughter from • nuo•
monsier • young IArm lad
1s rewarold to• h11 no•o·
!Sm
I ft) MOVIE • •*'It 'Glor ta" ( 19801
Gena Aowland1, John
Adamet A lormer gu11
moll becomea the proteo·
ror or an orphaned 6-year-
old Puerto Rican targeted
by tho underworld for the
ontormallon h• carri.e rn a
banered brlelcHe 'PG'
ll)MOVIE
• • • "Good bye Mt
Ch1p1" I 19811) Pe111
0 TOOie, Petula Clat~ A
dedicated Englllll IChoOl·
muter 11 mucn k>ved Dy
lllSlluOenll
12:30 D HF\. '81
0 WILD, WILD WORLD
OF ANIMALS
Loners An1ma11 11111
na"8 evolved on the llOll·
hon or 1118 Austrar11n con·
11nent are seen on a trip
down under to m"t
the loners
'1!) GREAT
PERFORMANCES
A life In The Thellre'
Elloa ReDD and Peter Evan1
po•tray two actors ·• one 1
seasoned ~eteran rhe
other e neophyte -tor
whom the thearra 11 cl&atly
85 lmporiant u Ille llMll
(.!l)O ~LIVE 0£AOt -THE
ORA TEFUL DEAD IN
CONCERT
The Grateful Deed a1e tea.
lured on a Halloween con
Cert at .JIBdlO City Mu11c
Hall on New York Cny holl·
ea by Al Franken and Tom
Oav>s
O MOVIE
• '-t Nas1y Habits' (1977)
Glenda J1Ck10n, Mel1n1
Me•courr Severi ! nun' 1n
a Phlledelphla convent
bec:ome enmeShea 1n a
Watergara-llke scandal es
a ~ &Dbess •!I' atoul to
be appointed PG
1:00 II (J) U.S. OPEN
TEN MS
Top 1enn1S pros. onc:ludlng
Btorn Borg. Jimmy Con-
nors, Chris Evert Lloyd and
Tracy Austin, compete rn
this tournament. on11 of the
Gr1nd Srem or Tennis
events (llve from Flushln9
Me1dowt,N Y)
0 NFL FOOTBALL
Houlton Olle•• al Loa
Angeles Rama
6 MOVIE
• • Sherlock Holme1 In
Terror By Night" (1948)
Buol Ralhbone. Nlgel
Bruce Aided by Or W11
son. Sherlock Ho4mea Mii
ou1 10 trap a clever tewet
lhlef
Cl) ROOKlf.8
Chrl1 Is tuspended after
conducting an unauthO•·
•zed Dull ot the men wtto
molested hla Siiier
fE) M~RMOST
ENGLISH
"The UnpleaaantnMa Al
The Beltona Ctu b The
gene<ll'a WMl1hy liller ores 37 minutes •her he
does (Part 2)
Qt Nf1. FOOT8AU
Oakland R•idet• II Denver
Broncos
I:*> fl 9 l8aUU AHO
AHSMM
1:56 (%)PIRATE DAYS AT
CATAUHA 181.ANO
2-«I 8 QIUJGAN'S Ill.ANO
Thi Prot-·a calQjll.
Ilona Indicate 11111 th•
Island ts sinking,
" 04MCTIOH8 The economic plight of
mkSdte-clatt Am«toana In
the Oll09 thriving Sa11na1
Valley It •••mined (P1r1 I)
(R) ID MOVIE
1' *'A "N•vy Blue Alld
Gold" (1U7) Robe rt
Youno. Uonet BarrytnOfa
ThfM Mlto<'e 8t!pettence
IOYe lllCf edvetllu,. In Ille
N1vy
• MoYIE
• •• "Ser~~ RufleOge" ( 1M0)
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1111 ...... ~-a
cavalry onic.-charvecJ
wn11 r~ tnd murdtw ta
Mfended by Ne llUC*IOf
olftoet
• THf TOM COTT\.I
IHOW
··Arom1c; \lelBfllM Tom
Coni. 1111111 wt1n two ,,_,
wno lrtrlbu'* the ~te
health oroblema from
wnicll t~ and 111811 Chi.I·
d1en aulte< 10 rac11111on
•11po&1n • n.aa.w<~
~va
"Tw.itth Night" Fellclly
Ken<111 41/ld Sin.ad Cusack
a11 ffftured In Shalla-
•~re'a tyrlO comeay of
IJ'lllj)laoed rove, mllf~•"
Identity and comic:
revenge (Al
9 NIWMAKEM '81
Holl JOhn B1111y.
<"CHS) MOVIE
1' •a "LH Gi1la" ( t957)
0-Kelly, Mlfzo Geynor
An American mu.tlclal .now
hll1 "" European circuit
when oompl1Callon1 111se
(}f)MO\l'IE * * * 'G11no Tllett AUIO ..
( 11177) Ron Howatd, Nancy
Morgan A young c.oup141
elopes lo LU Vagas In II
AOlra Royce, caullng tne
girls -althy lither to
otter a reward to anyorMt
wtw> can atop them bef()(ll
they rNCh Ille altar PG
@MOVIE * • ·• 11141" (19791 JOhn
Belullll. Tosruro M1tune
Al18f the Dombing or Pearl
Harbor. Soutnem C&lllo•·
n•a c:tvlllans and military
personnel reacr wlth unbrl-
dlea penlc to news of a
Japene141 allacill In tlllllr
own backyard. 'PG'
2: 111 (:Z) GANGBUSTERS
"Tiie Leegue Of Murdered
Men · (Chapter t)
2:30 0 Gtll.JOAH·s ISLAND
The Skipper dlsc:overe that
he rs allergic to G1111gan
U OJ) U.8. AMATEUR
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Live coverege of the fln1I
round of pl•y In this golf
1ourn1men1 (l•om the
Olympie CluD on San F1on-
Cl1CO Calol I
liJ MOVIE
• • • • When Comeay
Was Krng" (1960) Com-
pllecl Dy Rober1 Youngson
Siten1 him vignettes lea
lure Ch•rtl8 Chaplin. Fatty
Arbuckle Busler KNton
and 011\er all·hme greats of
comedy
fn OVEEN OF HEARTS
This aoc:umeniary reus lhe
ttory ol Eva Pe•on. wife of
General Peron President
ol Argentina. which
1ncludM lnterv1ew1 wolh
lhoae who knew her well
arong with clips ot her own
fllm1 and rare newsreel
IOOllge
2:46 (2, "'X" MAGAZINE OF'
THE AIR
3:00 0 MOVIE * • • • 'Cocoanuts
I t929) Mera BrothefS, Kay
Francis A group ot zanies
likes over • re10rt ho1e1 on
Ille day1 of the FtorlOI land
t>oom
1llMOVIE
• • 1.; No Depoan. No
Return" ( 11178) Oevtd
Niven. Darien McGavon
The Clllklren Of neglectove
p1ren11 decide to llaQe
their own -odnap~ng 10
get '°"" allenlion G
3:30 fn Tl1E HUMAN FACE
OF CHINA
II la Alw•y• So In Tne
Wo<ld" A protole of urDan
lamlly life as ryp11oea Dy
Ille Sun famoly of Pengpu
N..,. Village Is pres.n1ed
(A)
(fl) SO YOU WANNA BE A
STAR?
The ettorts of five aspiring
en1erta1ners to 1111 the DIQ
lime" and acnleve stardom
are traGed through 1n1e,.
views and acrual perlor-
manc:es
4:00 I) 2 WfTH YOU
D SUNDAY
TUBE TOPPERS
~'l'I \ 0 8 00 ·;"1J,1t11111 11J (;,.u,:r ,tftltJl'
~11t·1·1.1f \ trap clo\.\n tlw A1r1;111111 1 IH't
111 So111 h \llll'l'll'a f rorn llw l\mh--. to t tw
,\t IJ11ln < kt·.rn
K<.:f::T Jf 8 00 tind KC)('f<: SO 9 oo
"Evt•nrn.c ul lht• Pops ' l..t·ro~ \ndt.·rson
.JOllll' lht• Bos ton Pops Ol'Cht•:-tra
NBC E) !I <><1 0l'::ipl'r<1tۥ Wumen
Dun llaggart ' a net Su:-.un S:u nt J arnt.·s
s tar an :.. rrrnvtl' about thret· ~tr:1pp'
wcimt•n pt h1m1•rs abandont•d 111 the• <It.''> <•rt
A B(' Q !I 00 "'t'ht• Domino Pr11w1
pll'. (;l'lll' ll:Jc•km:tll <UHi (',111d1<'l'
Ut•rg1..•n :-.l<.1r 111 :1 1111 alll't .rhuut "
lunktwud t'l'l'nult•cl f)~· ;, m,· .... 11·rnn1-. or
~anizat 11>11
Alber! Finney Lauren
BIUll Bllgllln al8Ulh He<
cute P1>1ror 1n""t1g11es rne
mu•der or an Amer1ca11
1nduatr11U11 lboard • lu•
urtoua and tamO<ls 1r111n •:so II INTERFACE fl OMATUT SPORTS
LEGEHOS
··Jerry West Hotr Paul
HorllUl>Q &:l WASHINGTO... WEE)(
IHREVIEW
'1!) THE VICTORY
GA ROEN
Bob Thompson offer~
advoca on every ph1M ot
oaraenino
(I) FACE THE NATION
Guesr Lane Krrkllnll
Presldenl Ol Ille Afl CIO
IH MOVIE
• • • Touched By Love
(19801 Oebor oil Rollln
Ota.ne L11ne A nursong
trainee tnes 10 orong u
handicapped gorJ out ot a
deep d&prl)SSIOll Dy
encourag1no he< to co .....
spond wnh ner IOOl Elvo•
Presley PG
6:00 I) NEWSMAKEAS
0 BIONIC WOMAN
J&Jme and M1;.1m11111n rn ..
world 5 tori! boonrc OOQ
are lug11oves on Ille S16fr•
Ntovada mountains w•lh "
toresr tore raging all eround
them tPari 21 fl TO BE ANNOUNCED fD ARINO LINE
A Straregy For Cuba
Guest Antho~y Navarro
aurnor of l'OCAYO A
Cuban Rt1S1srance Lead-
er s True Story
'1!) THIS OLD HOUSE
The new totchen wlnclow1
are trimmed incl tlnostw!d
and II h1s1or1c pr+1servat1on
consultant traces •he
c11engt1s m•de on thti
house s e.1er10• paint tAI
')
(IJ M0 A·S0 H
The e•perlences ot being
wounded flown by 11811·
copter to the 40771h, ope,.
area on and trearea on
post-op are s~m lhrough a
young solcJoer's eye1 ®J NEWS 0 SUGAR RAY
LEONARD I TOMMY
HEARNS SPECIAL
T111s special lr1Ges Ille
tncre<loDle careers of the
two w&lfe....,~ghl c;hampo
ons who woll "'"' on • Sl>8Ctacutar l>Oul on Sip
tembe< 16
Z MOVIE
• ,. • Goodoye Mr
Cn1ps 1t9691 Peter
0 TOOie Petul1 Clark A
ded•Cafe<I En<.;ihsh t<:llOOI
maater os much IOvoKl by
hi$ stuoenrs
5:30 I) FACE 'THE NATION
Guest Lane Kirkland
P•esodenl ol the AFL·CIO
'1!) HERE'S TO YOUR
HEALTH
The Drug rnoustry" IAI ~)
(L WELCOME BACK,
KOTTER
Tne Swea1hogs go lot
.soma kocks encl wmd uv
w11h a lew 1urpF1ses when
lhey rl•Kover Hotsy Totsy
os a" e•Oloc d1111c:er encl a
mo mer
@) ABCNEWS
Att11mt1s A rorme1 gun
moll be<"ome1 the pro1ec.
ror Of 1111 orpt1•11<10 ft.year•
Ola Puer ro Rleef\ fArgetea
hy tllil unaer .. orld lo• the
lrolorm•hon he carr1<111 on 11
betterea Dflflfcase PG 0 VIETNAM. Tl1E TEN
THOUSAND DAY WAR
Thfl VIiiage War Amenca
nanda Ille war D<lC.. to
&ov111 Vietnam on a l"<>-
c:eu known a~ V1e1nam
11a11or1 (Pert 101
($MOVIE
• • • Return From W1tch
Mountain" ( 1977) Bene
Davis, Chrtstopner Lee A
powe .. mad artsrocral and
111$ gr eeov lemalt1 cohort
a11t1mp1 10 e~ploot 111e
superne11.1r11I abllllles ol
two ohlldrell lrom outer
spece lo• tneor own evor
purposes G'
8:30 I) ()) 0-J NEWS 0 NEWS CONFERENCE U MATCHGAME
0 PETER. PAUL ANO
M ARY
T1te popur.ir 101~ 1110 01 '""
'60s ,, seon pertormong
hOlh oro and r1ew mate,.ar
tncludong lhe classic
• l1>av1no On A Jet Plane
71>0 I) CJ. 80 MINUTES O ~C>lSNEY'S
WONDERFUL WORLD
The Bareroot E•ecut•ve
A nAl..wOtk pege 11•MOver~
a rh1mpah1@e w 1lh the
uncilnny abololy lo pock hot
Shows tParl I i1R1 J U MOVIE
• Sonbao •no Tne Eye
0 1 Tnt1 '•OiH 11977)
Pattock Wavne Jane Sey-
mour
0 THE BAXTERS
'Thal & No Loe
G) @) JERRY LEWIS
TELETHON (CONT'D) fD VIC BRADEN'S
TENNIS FOR THE FllTURE
Stn(lhl• Slrllegy II" VIC
Branen shows you how
when and where lo make
your ~lrokes wor• lor you
on 111 singles molctt tR1-;
'1!) FIRING LINE
A Strategy F'or Cuba
Guest A111hony Navarro
author ot TOCA' 0 A
Cub11n Re5111ance Lead·
er 1 T •ue Story
01 MOVIE
• • • A1•plar1e• t 1980)
Roe.en Hays Juroe Hag8f·
ly Aller an Bllllner s crew
t111s lo lood pOlso•ung a
nervous lo•mer war pilol os
preueo onto lMH.Oce ano
mull contend wotll on-
board hyslefla a sec:rehve
toniror tower ano ctocne
lollecl memoroes PG
Z MOVIE * • • * 'Young J'ran~en
stl!ln 1 t974) Gene 'Nolder
Po111r Boyt" ltle son ol the
11'11amous Or F rankensteon
errempf~ to prove that r111
fallle• wa& not a madman
by comp•e11n9 his ellorts
ro create a synlhehc man
PG'
7:30 0 FOCUS ON BRITAIN
l1011s. Pat Salak Susan
Hahn Locaroon love from
lhe Ouarler Scare Fly-on
Canyon Crosswind Fields
Seuou~ U ANIMALS ANIMALS
ANIMALS
-EVENING-
How To Commun1ca1e
11osl l(eorh Berwoc~ onvesto
ga1es lhe 181Atexr and
vodeote• systems rwrenlly
on use on Bfltaon. ral~ong 10
ewperts and l o B'1 Amerl·
can Prestet a 'teletext
using family
"Llama" (R)
0 MOVIE
• • • .. Anylhlng Goes··
119581 B•ng Crosby Oon-
1ld O'Conno• Complica
loons anse when a comedy
team lravett lo Eurooe to
Iona • leading lady
G) MOVIE
• • •.; "Frankie And JOhn·
ny" I 196&) Elvls Presley
Donna Douglas Two rov-
er• plan lo marry, but 111e
glrl diS1pproves of lier
!lance's g1mbttng
Cl) MOVIE
• • • "P1rrlsn' ( 19611
Troy Oona,,ue. Claudelle
Colbert Thr11e women
te8c:h a young man aboul
toveand Ille
f1l) WALL STREET WEEK
"Can America Still Com-
pels?" Guest Arthur Lev·
llt Jr • chaJ1man or the
board, American Sloc:k
Exchange, American Busl-
neu Conference
(J) OREAT£8T SPORTS
LEGEH08 OJ COUNTRY MUSIC
ANO AU. THAT JAZZ
Thia ater-studded prelude
to the Jerry Lewts Labo<
Day Telerhon teerures
Pearl Balley, Met Torme.
Olay Gll~sp.e. The Gatlin
Brothera, Cllarley Pride,
Nancy WHson and Jenre
Fricke
IBMOVIE
• • •;, "tee St•tlon Zebr1
( 1968) Roek Hudaon,
ErnMt Borgnlne A aubma-
flM Cr-bound lor the
NOr1h Pole wages a d-
1>9fllle tlruggte against
time In oraer 10 find • p<e-
ctoua piece of Ruulen M l·
lltlte mm
{C)MOIJIE
• • 1' "The tdotmlkf!f"
( 1980) Ray Sharkey, Tovall
Feldllluh. A m11nlpulallve
man1g1r uaea varlou1
l)lo)'t lo cetapult two ,_,.
ao«S Into pop llnglng
st1rdom 'PG'
(J)MOVll , •
tt * "The lnc:tedlble Voy-
1ge 01 Sttngrey"Tne
mtoh'Y St1ngrey trlet to
lloP thl 81111 ... k><'d.
Titan, from Ulktng 0¥9< the
WOl'ld ·o· e wow * * • 1.; "MIKO. On The
0ti.n1 E•or .. 1" 1 t9741
t:QO II PRO FOOTBALL RAP
0 NEWS 0 MOVIE
• • t a Ra1r-Be Roch
( 19641 Sandra Dee. Robert
Goulfll When her h1nce os
unavailable a young .. om.
en hnd$ e suDst11u1e to
1n1roctuce to her dY'ng
grandlllher
U 1100,000 NAME THAT
TUNE
0 A HORSEMAN
Rt04NOBY
1918 Tiie Serv1C41" Claire
os tac:ed woth an 1mpo1S•ble
dec:1s1on when she cllacov
e•s who 11 setting fire to
1111 hayatac:ks. the Polle<
twins hove two new admit·
ers 1Par1 121
G) @) JERRY LEWIS
TELE'THON
An annual apec:lll, live
from Las Vttgas and other
locations features e rong
1111 ot celebrlfles and ts
he4d ror lhe benefit ot Mus-
cula1 Dystrophy
Cl) MOVIE
• • • Mary, M 11ry'
( 1963) Debbie Reynotd1
Barry Nelson A publls"-'
IS surc><lsed 111 the 1lght or
hil ex-wife, who 1111
unclf'fgor141 1 lull bffuty
treatment fD A~L~EATURE8
OREAT AHO aMAll ti
"Wiii To Live' 11 la bed
enough When • dog OOH
blind, but 1>r111ktng 11141
newt to a neu101ic owner
reminds J1me1 ot Cot·
trefl's SUIC;IO• (Pat1 27)
'1'i) OPERA mOM SAN
FRANCISCO
"Le Gioconda" Ac:I I of
PonclllelN'$ crualc opeta
te&turtrig Renata Scono
and lucl1no Pavarotti
lnctudea documtnt11ry
footage deatgned to
enhance the vlewe1•a
un0er1tandlng of th• ec:t
HOii Tony Randall (RI
CJ) FIGHT BACK WITH
DAVID HOAOWIT2
(C)MOVIE * • ·~ "The Sheepman"
( 1958) Glenn Ford, Shirley
M •el•lne A lllMp owner
a1111mpu to outwit Ill• ane-
m!M white herding Ill• enl·
ma11 lh•ougll cetti. coun-
® MOVIE • • *"' "GIOrll " (1980)
Gena Rowranda, John
til) TRAININO DOGS THE
WOOOHOUSE WAY
Walking To Heel
C MOVIE
• • Barr&euda t t9781
Wayne Oavocl C•awford
Jason Evt>ts A college stu·
oen1 lr•e' 10 prove 8 Chem
•Cal company os secrerry
oumpong to•oc wastes onro
a town s water svpply
81>0 I) (I; ARCHIE
BUNKER'S Pl.ACE
MurrAy and Sl1'phan1e s
lempl& appears ro be •he
~·• ra•ge1 of 11n11-Sem111e
~eridat' (RI
D IHJCHIPS
A psycholog111 assigned to
ttte Accident Investigation
Teem harbors a secret
guilt thot She mov have
been responsible for a
seroous occident tR)
0 NATIONAL
OEOORAPHIC SPECIAL
The Amazon A~under
ScourDy narr11f&s an odys-
sey down the world 's
mightiest river from 1"41
Andes to the oc~an 0 IT~ WRITTEN
Cl) 90\.JO OOLD
Hoat Cliff Richard Guests
Alabama 8ear1nos•
Nalllle Core, Gladys
Knlghl g the Pips, Rey Par-
ktw Jr & Aaydio. Mel Tillis
&;) EVENING AT POPS
Composer I ar•eno11r
Leroy Ander1on joins
A•lhur Fiedler and the
Bosron Pops Orchestra
IRI
'1!) ~TEAPtECE
THEATRE Fl:STTVAL OF
FAVORITTS
"SunHt Sono Otmlng"
After Wiii secretly wed•
and leeve1 the village,
JOhn autter• a atrolle •nd
Chris 9Plfld• long W98k•
ttndlng her bedridden
fathf!f (Part 3) (A)
<H)MOVll
• • • "Alrl)lanet" ( 11180)
Rober1 Haya, Julle H&(l*r-
ty AM*< .,, a1rHner'1 cr-
ferre to tooc:t polaontng. •
ne<vou1 form« w1r pllot la
prMMd 1,,to wvtce ena
mutt conteno with on·
l>Oatd ll)'tterta, 1 aeoreth.•
COttlrol fO'Mll Ind CllO'-
ftlted mem0<'18e 'PG' (l)MOVll * • * "The Runner Sl'l#n·
blet" ( 1979) Olcli Van
Oylot, K ethleetl Oulntan A
C1thollc ptleat la auapect.
eel II' the rnurder of a lluft
won wt>Om hi had o..i
llevlf1g 1111 an1111 'R' .M0\1'11
• • • • "Tl'le ttunt Mat1"
( 18801 Pater O'Toote
sr-Aallabec* WMted
f)y 11'18 IJ(>llcil, • dltfllf"o.<I
Viel"4M'!I vetBtM Melt an
unauta 11e¥W1 on • mo111e
M l wtllle e WO<'ld Wat I
epic le being n1mec1 'A'
UOll(I) ONIOAYATA
TIMI!
Anro and Nick'• Mw ~
P11'11 hu • gQOd Cllen<:41 of
tandtng Ila llr1t big
ICCOUfil (R) D THl!WOALO
TOMOAAOW
(0 )MOVll
• • ·~ "Th• Aver1nche
C:xpteH" ( 191$) Robert
Sh-. L .. M•l'IJln Tht ..
men encoontw natural dla·
1111er1 and polllleal Intrigue
While etlernp11ng to amug-
gle • detecting aoen1 out
of his oounrry PG'
8.50 ,l) "Z" t.tA<lAZJNE OF
THE AIR
9:00 t) CJ) ALICE Vera _., stars when M.,
Uk I hflf I 0 I he mo Illes
Dll•r 1118'r '"1>8CllYB rela
1oonsh1p1 flop (R)
D OIMOVIE
• • •;, 0.S~lle Wom
en ( 1978) Din Haggetty
SuHn Saint Jame'
0 WILD KINGDOM
"WorkS Or The P1nn1pe<11' U MOVIE • * '·~ 1 ha Domino Pr111c1
pie" ( 1977) Gene Hick·
rnan, Canooca Berg11n
0 WILD, WILD WORLD
OF ANIMALS
"New Amerocens" Seve1al
1mm1oran1 species ot
American wtldllle are stud·
led
0) ®J JERRY 1.EWIS
TELETHON (CONT'D)
Cl) HEEHAW
Guesll Slim Pockona
Jacky Ward. Don Gibson
Million Ootltr Send fD MASTERPIECE
THEATRE FESTIVAL OF
FAVORITES
'Sunsel Song 011111ng
Aller Woll sec:•elly wOdl
and leaves 1he village
John surteu a strolle and
Cllrts ~a tong -~s
1encJ1no har bedndden
ra1ner (Part J)IR)
'1!) EVENING AT POPS
Composer I arranger
Leroy Anoerson 101ns
Arthur Fledler and tne
Bos1on Pops OrchllSft a
(R)
C MOVIE * • • ··Motet Heir 11980)
Rory Calhoun, Paul Linke
Fermer Smith uses his
baokroads morel to pro
cure and letten the cheap
t>ut h1g11 quality meal he
needs tor h11 111.1aage
buslneH R'
l MOVIE
• • • "The Ollence·
11973) Sean Connery Tre-
vor Howard While lr1ctong
clown a Child molest•'. a
London detective slowly
edge$ lllmsell •-•rd a
neivous breakdown A
9:30 II Cll THE JE.ffERSONS
George exaggera1es nos
l1n1ne1a1 s1ana1ng 10 glln
acc .. t to an e1c1u1Ne
ctuo (Al
0 WOALOOF
SURVIVAL
Mu1tang Host JOhn For
sythe t•acks Amer1c1 a
musi•no• from '""' Span-
ish ancestry 10 IP>llr prn·
enH!•y struggle lor SUrVIV·
81
0 8REATW OF LIFE H MOVIE
• • l ·wnere The Buna10
Roam t1980) Biii Murrey.
Peier Boyle Journ111a1
Hunter S Thompaon uses
hos unorthodox reporting
techn,ques ro cover some
ot the maror political and
aoc1a1 evenll 01 the lite
'60s and early '70s R'
10:00 I) Cl) TRAPPER JO+iN,
M.O.
Gonzo accidentally learna
lhar a oy1ng patient ts Ille
rather Who abandoned him
and hos mother io years
e1nier IR)
0 NEWS
liJ ERNE.ST ANGLEY
Cl) INOEP£HOEHT
NETWORK NEWS fD OPERA FAOM SAN
FRANCISCO
La Gioconda AC1 I o f
dedicaled ltlglttfl llChool·
maitter II rftUCll IOved ~
llll•IUdenll
11:111 aleNIW8 u:ao u.a.~
HIOHUOHJ•
Hlghltgflte o4 me dfY'a
ICllOn In the U 8 <>#*)
T1nn11 Chamotonahlpl
(Ir om Ftulll\lng lHaClowl.
N Y I
I 100CLUa
A80NEWI
8TAHlf()AD
FOOT1IAU. HtOHUOHTI
• AOC)t(IQ
fD THI TOM COTT\..E
IHOW
"Atomto Vet.,ar\a" Tom
Cottle tattte with two "'8ll
wl\O allrlhul• Ille llQUfB
health probtam1 ttom
wn1ch tlleY Ml4 tN1r cn11-
dren 1Utter 10 r adlllllon
8Xl)Olur8
IBMOVIE * • • "l he SUppe< And
The RoM ( 11178) Aleh8rd
Chambef111n Oemma Cra. ..,..,
CB 80YOUWANHAqA
STAR?
The •11orta ol five esplf1ng
lllltlflelneta to f\it the big
llme •nd IChleve stardom
ere r•1c:ea througn 1n1er-
V1Bwt •no <Klu•I e>erl°'·
mat1c:Bt
OMOVIE * * Tiie Abo1ca1oon •
(19741 LIV Ullmlnn Pe18'
Fonc:h BeclUM of her rove
lor a c1rdonar Queen
ChrlSllna CIUMS a llllr
througf'lout Sweden by
abd~allng and convertlno
to CarhollCOJrn on the 11111
c.n1ury 'PG
11:46 0 MOVIE * * • "The Slipper And
The Rose ( t9761 Richard
Chamber1A1n, Gemma Cra-
ve11
fl MOVIE
• • Tenoer 5' Tn. Night
( 1982) Jennoler Jones,
Juon RobB1ds Jr Based
on lhtt novel bv F Scou
F1tiger11ld
-MIDNIGHT-
12:00 II SPORTS FINAL
Host Jom Hiii fD MOVIE * * Bulldog Drummond
Comes B1cr.. ( t937) JOhn
Howard Jenn Batrylll()re
$ EO MCMAHON ANO
COMPANY
Gue11s Tiie Tea as
Cowgorrs Pnyllos Oilier
ADIHI l ane
12 16 II THE ROCKFORD
FILES
12:30 Cl) NEWS
11 MOVIE
• • ~ Tom Horn" t 1980)
S11tve McOueen AICha°l'cl
farnsworlh In early 201h·
century Wyoming a boun.
ty hunter nored by a group
or ranchers 10 lrac~ down
rustlers 11 set up tor a
hanging by his employers
'A'
1.00 G) OJ) JERRY LEWIS
TELETHON (CONT'D) C MOVIE
• • ''r "The Town That
Dreaded Sundown" ( 1977)
Ben Johnson Andrew
Prone A madman 1talkt
lovers lanes 1n 1
Soulhw111ern DorOer
town s11111er1ng the res1-
denrs ioy and refl8f over
the Ind 01 World War II R
l..,MOVIE
• • • ·~ Those Lips
TllOM Eyes' (1980) Frtnk
LangBjl1 Glynn11 O Con·
nor A namboyant summer
stock actor wf>O d•eams
of Bro1dway SIArdom.
defends an lncompe1en1
lllge·struck prop boy and
promores hts romance with
• cnorus girt 'R'
1:15 11 NAME Of'THE~
A SUpQISlllr SOUi Songer hag a super neeo lo be roved
(Part I)
1:30 $ MOVIE
• • 'Friday TIMI 13th"
( 1980) Beisy Parmer Adri-
enne Kong The 1eopen1ng
of a summer camp clOH<!
20 years earlier alter lhree
• murder1, attracrs a v1nd1c-
t1ve kilter wllo •notes
unauspec:tong teen-agers
'A
OMOVtE • • • * The Stunt ~"
11980) Peter O Toole
Steve R1Jlsbac1. Wantea
by the pollC8 a dlsturt>e<J
Vietnam veteran fonds an
untu•e neven on a movie
Ml wnere a World War I
~ IS betnQ lolmed A
Ponch19111 $ clsssoe; ooe•e
r1111unng Renata Scono
and Luciano Pevaroftl
includes documentary
too11ge deargned to
enhance the vtewe• s
undtlfstandlng of the act
HOSI Tony Randall IA)
2':00 Qt NEWS
2=15 Q AT ONE
'1!) MOVIE
• • •'" Happy L1no1ng
( 1938) SonJa Henoe, Don
Ameche
(O)MOVIE * • • "Brwng Saddlea"
( 19741 Cteavon Liiiie. Gene
Wiider Olrec:ted by Mat
Brooks. A rellroad worker
In lhe Old West 81mQ_!I has
more problems then he
c;1n handle when lie 11
appolnt&d anerlff ol Roc:k
Rlc1ge, a town plnpolnted
lor destrucllon by a bust·
ness tycoon 'R'
lS'J MOVIE
• • • "All Thar Jau"
( 197!1) Roy Sc:helaet. Jes·
~ L•noe The rumultu-
ous tile ol a c><olassfOnat
d1noer Is follow.a lrom
SUCCl8P on •hi ttege to
pettonlt crl-'R'
10-.30 Cl) JIMMY SWAGGART g EUPHAHT ll'AAT8
Mich ... Neamllh prodUCICI
thrs apecllf e1travegenza
ol aound and Images with
crazy char11eters that can
do unbelievable thing•
11:00 8 D 8 (J)IB NEWS 8 PACOETTEM
Host· Larry McCormtc:lc G 8f*ORT'8 IHACI(
Host: Lynn Shacketlora
ID 9 JI.MY L.IW1I
TELETHON (OONT'O)
flD SNEAK PMVllWI
Roger El>«'I and a-
Sllllce4 plGlc tile movfll t~
WO\lld allow If 11\ey r All
their own '""'" for • W.el!. (RI
LCl MOVll
• • • "The ldolmlklW"
( 11180) Ray Shirkey, TOYtl't
Feldanun A menlpullOve
")•n•oat u1H v11tou1
ployl 10 c.at•ouh two teen·
ll08f'I Into OOP tinging
a1wdom. 'PO'
(%)MOYll • • * "Ooodbye Mr
Chlpa" (IHI) Petet
O'Toola, ,.... Clwtl A
Guest PetrlClll Sun
fHJMOVIE * * • Grind Tlleft AlitO"
( 1977) Ron Howard N~
Morgan A young coup6&
elopes to Las Vegu ~ a
Rolls Royce. causing Jl'a
g111'1 -llhy lather tO
offer a reward to anyone
who c11n stop them ~
they reach tll<l anu •pq~
2:30 re1 MOVIE
• • • "Moler Hell" ( 1986)
Rory Calhoun, Peul Lln'ke
F11rmer Smlfh uMS his
b11Cl<roaas motel to pro-
cure end fallen 11te cheap
but high quality meat he
nleds lo< his sausage
bu.,_ 'R
2:46 8 NEWS
3:00 II TODAY'S RELIGION
.. aJ) .IE.RR'\' L..EWl8
TELETHON (CONT'D)
(Z)MOVIE
• • • "The Offenca·
111173) S.... Connery. Tr ...
VO< Howerd Whtli! traclctng
down • c:lllld molester, a
London detective alowfy
I edges hlmMlf •-era 1
MrVOUa breakdown 'R'
1:11 8 NEWS
S!*>. HEW9MAKEA8
AICHIAAOl'S
CHM.teEA CW HOR"°" AHO ILlUSION
Vl~t Pric41 noe11 thla
pertormance by mattt•
lllutllOnlll Rtchlardl Wllo le
lolned by 11141 llCfObllllC
tum 01 Oavtd and Go41ath
end NOlpe arllll Leyat Jll'llN ••
·~1:::A(;e
• • "V1klnt1no" ( 1978)
Rudolf Nureyev, Mtcl\8118
Phlltlpa The 11111 end tovw
Of RudOIC)h l/efenllno, Ille
movlM' 1eg1nes.,,, m.-
Mx l')lmbol, flf8 r8Cllled
by aequa1n11ne11 and
'tcOOP"·hunO'Y repot1M&
ef'ler '* untlmely oettt\.
'A'
4:.IO CC) MCMI
•• "8emlouda" (197tt
Wayne DeYld ~ •
JMOn E14tt
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\f_I 1981 H11
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A new, expanded stoc k
table highlights f i rms
in Orange County ... C2 ·
A trader
nained Joe
Market opens in Costa M esa
By MAR\' JANE S('AR('El.LO
Ol ll>e O.lly ~let SIA!n
Anyone cun complain of hav
ing champagne taste.• and a beer
budget.
But for those with a Piper
llcidsieck palate and a cemeza
cash fl ow. Trader J oe·~ ha:-,
opened m Co:.ta Mc::.u
"My ideal customc.•r 1s a starv
ing Ph D student." said Joe
Coulombe. company president.
rn a telephone interview from
company headquarters m Los
Angeles "lie or she has bet>n to
Europe. p(•rhaps on a l''ulbngnt
:-,cholars hip, e:tnd has been ex
posc.'<1 to good wine. beer. bread
and cheest.• hut does n't have
much money to s pend."
Coulombe has an MBA from
Stanford a nd 25 vcars in the
grocery business,· opening the
first of 18 Trader .Joe and Pronto
markets in 1967 in Pasadena
"It's ck>!>l' to Cal Tech and
P asaden a City College, he
pointed out "We always try to
locale n ear col lt>ges or in
dustrics hiring t.•dul'ated
v. orkers but not nct'l'ssanh ;,
high lll('Omt· are;.s Hach pt•iiple
don't can• what lht.•y spend for
food "
In an appt•al to lht· t•duc,!lNI
tonsumcr. the t·ompany spt•nds
a large bit<' of 11:-. ;idvl'rllsmg
dollar on a 12-pagt· "Insider's
Ht•port · · news lc•t tt•r producl'd
t.'\ er~ l\\O months ll•lhng about
:-.pcc:1al buys and Ol'\\ products
Coulomhl' writes murh of it
and sav:-, c·ach ecl1t1on ro~ts
SIOO.OO<>°to produce. not counting
editorial expenses
In the most recent letter.
readers ll•arn ed about !:>UC h
diverse topics as c hampagne
from Spain. natural egg roll:..
"European method " coffee
b eans and sa lad dress ing
without oil
Th c c· om pan~ ha" t t•.., t
kitchens. and a full llm1: home
economist <1lways 1:-, fermentmg
1dl'as for new food product:.
We devl'lop our""' n food pro
duets \\he n we ran make
something better than a national
brand and sell it for less." ac
t·nrding to T om Hetzel .
manager of the Costa :\ll'sa
store
lie• walked through ais les
showing decaffeinated \\hole
bean cofft•t•. pickle:-,, mustard.
:-,uga r frc(• cat!:>up. mushrooms
ancl spaghetti sauce under the
Trader .Joe private luhcls
lletzel comparecl th<.' nat1onul
'trand !:>paghett1 sauce lo hi s
C'ompan~ "·noting ttw l;1ttt.•r had
110 :-.ugar. MS<;, pre!>l'I vatlVl'l:> or
add1t1 vl'S and muth ll"•S water
Ur;. dog f oOll 1:-, "'ht.· at ba::.<'d
1 rallw1 than using l'orn 1 and
mad1· for Tr.1dt·1· Joi· hy a mun
''ho ... uµplll's t hl· .,,Hiit' proclutt
to \'{'ll'nnan;in-,
Tht• 1·11mp:.111~ produn•s nnnt'
of 1l:-, 0\\11 products, often de.•
fJt'nd111g upo11 s mall supplil'r!>
and mTas1oni1lh t hang1 ng sup
pl11'1 -. 1in tlw caM• of \\tnC.·J to
kl'l'fl qual1t \ high ~1·ar uflt>r
· I lur froll'll egg rt1 ll s Wt'r<'
sud1 Jn 1mmt·<he:tlt.· suc·n·:-,s that
\\ 1· c·alkd our manuf.H·turer and
askt•cl him to ''hip up a lug order
O\ t·r the \\l'l'kt•nd · Coulombe
'>aid. lilll lw rdusl·!I Ill· u:-,t•s
onl\ frl'sh \ 1·gl'lahll·.., .md lhl'
v. hi>ll'!><tll' m.irkt·l wa:-. t'lost>d. so
\H' had to \\alt until the follov.
ing \\l'l'k
\\ ,. \ t• •11wnl'tl on1· qon• u
;.1·.11 . hut \\t' 11 n·main a -,mall
··My ideal cus-
tomer is a starv-
ing Ph .D . stu -
dent."
('ompany -.o v. 1• don t 11u1 run our
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t iJ 1 n I 11 g n (I p r l' ... l' I \' iJ l I \ l' s .
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1ng ... 'l''' product~ 011\\ 1n tht·
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no ml '>alad dn•ssmg •1 gt>m11m·
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'' orkl'd on 1t ·lor thri·c· ;. <·ar ... .,,,
far. and 11 c·ould lit• anothl'r
t hn•t• ,·ears IH'filrt• v. 1• get 11
nght : Coulombe -,;i1d 1 and ;i
h<tngm l'I' 1·un· poss1hl;. a big
st•lll'r in a l'hatn thl· o\\ner
rlt•sc·rilw~ a:-. thl' top \\lilt' re·
t;11ll•r 111 th1· l.o ... \ng1•1t•.., an•.1
Tradt.·r .loc• l1\·1·s uµ lo his
nanw. gl\mg .1 20 pt•rc·t·nt d1"
count on all l'allforn1a "lilt'!> h~
lht• hnttl<· ;ind 15 l'l'IT!:'nt off
I a 1 gt• -.in•:-of liquor
B u t .i s ,1 co u n I l ' r po 1 n l .
Coulomhl' notl'd h1" t•ompan~
al:-11 1s thl' largt.•:-it rt•taller of
f I l's h 0 r .. II g t• J u I (' t• I n l h l'
<St•4>TR.\OER J OE''\, Pa~t>C?l
In today's economy, more actually means less
Median income rises,
buying power plummet s
By W UISE COOK
As-i.• "'""'Writer More is sometimes less 111 the topsy turvy
world of earnings and economics
A recent s tudy shows that while median fami
ly income ha:-. more than doubled m the past de·
cade. the buying power of that income has actually
dropped. More dollars provide fewer goods and
services
The study was done by the Tax Foundation
Inc .. a non-profit, non-partisan group with head·
quarters in Washington. D.C. The foundation was
set up m 1937 to monitor the tax and s pending ac·
tivities of federal. state and local governments.
Foundation researchers compared median in·
comes for 1971 and 1981 before and after federal in·
come tax and Social Security. Then they adjusted
the figures to take inflation into account.
Tt'n years ago, the median incom e for a four·
mem ber family including two children and one
wage earner was $10.314. Today. the researchers
estimate. the median income for the same type of
fa mily is $23,700. That's an increase of 130 percent.
Taxes. howeve r. have risen faster than in·
comes. In 1971. the federal income tax bite on the
median family was $933; today. it's $2,801. T hat's
an increase of 200 percent.
Social Securit y took $406 from the median
family m 1971; today, the tab is $1.576. And that·s
an increase of almost 300 percent.
The after-tax income of the fa mily with m e-
dian earnings went from $8,975 in 1971 lo $19,323
this year -a rise of about 115 percent. Adjust the
figures for inflation as measured by the Consumer
P rice Index, and "real " income for 1981 ends up at
only $8,548 -a decrease of $427 or S percent.
Real income. measured in terms of the buying
powe r of 1971 dollars. has been declining steadily
in the past six years. It went from $9,149 in 1975 to
$9,071 in 1976, $9,056 in 1977. $9,034 in 1978, $8,955 in
1979 and $8,563 in 1980.
Another recent T ax Foundation study provides
a look at whe re all the federal tax money goes. It
was based on government spending of $655 billion
for the 1981 fiscal year, which began last Oct. 1. It
in~luded Indirect taxes -like corporate l_ncome
U.S. median family income
Adjusted for inflation: In constant (1 980) dollars
In th ousands of collars
$22.500------~-....-...,.......~---.~~~~~~~-:-:--=-----.--~-.....
20.500
20.000
1970 '71 '7 2 '73 '74 '75 '76 '77 '78 '79 ·ao
Cl°'icego Tnt>une Cnert Source US Bureau 01 thll Census ,..
This is how the U.S. median family mcome shapes up for the past decade. ba.~ed on information pro·
vided by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Projections for 1981 were not provided
levies as well as the direct Income a nd Social
Security taxes.
The found ation researc he rs pic ked a
hypothetical family of four with an income of
$22,000. They said that family would pay $6.339 in
direct and indirect federal taxes in fiscal 1981. In-
dividuals generally calculate their taxes on the
basis of the calendar year. but the resear chers
broke down the fi gures to make them m atch the
government's budget period.
The $22,000·a-year family will pay $2,423 in
federal ln~me taxes for fiscal 1981. Sl,463 ln
Social Security taxes and $2,453 in indirect taxes.
All told, it adds up to 29 percent of Income and the
figur es do not count any state or local taxes.
In a sim ilar study last year, the foundation
looked at someone earning $20.000 a year and
calculated that his or her federal tax bill, direct
and indirect. would be $5,451. or 27 percent of in·
come.
The Tax Foundation report said the biggest
chunk of money -$2,127. or 33.6 percent -goes
for what a re called "income security" payments.
which cover a variety of benefit programs. lnclud-
1
ing rt•tin•mt•nt and d1sabilit) plans In tht• 1980 f1s
tal year, mcome Sl'Cunly programs al'<·ounted for
32 fi pt•rt•t.•n t of fe dc•ral s1wnding The seeond
largest shar<.• of lht• worker's lax bill $1.501. 01
23 7 ix·n·cnt goc•s for nat1onul defenM'. whtch ac•
(·ounted for 22 3 pen·c.·nt of 19HO spendmg
lnkrest on the national debt eats up S716. or
11 :J per<'ent. of thc v.orker s 1981 lax bill In 1980.
1ntt•rest took 10.8 pt.•rc·t·nt
Federal :-,pending on hculth accounts for $618,
or 9.8 percent. of t hl' worker's tax money. about
the same a'> in 1980
Al the bot tom of l he list 1s agrieu It ure. "'h1ch
v. tit cost the IAOrkc•r only SI 1 lht:-, ;. ear That
represl'nls less than two-tenths of I pc·rcenl of the
overall f('dt•ral tax bill. down from t'1ght tenths of
a percent last yt'ar
Soulful firrn
• opening soon
OAK LAND tAP l First 1t "as ham
burgers, then ch1 rkcn and taco. Now. it's ham
hocks. collard greens. ribs and chillins m
soul food TV dinners and frunchised Soul Stops
Oakland entrepreneur Felix Whittaker
hegan his venture when he found a gap in the
e thnic food m a rket wh ile running a
super market in Rochester. N Y.
"For the Fourth of July weekend I had to
buy ribs and collards as much as three months
in advance." he recalled.
But the idea wasn't enough. It took fi ve
years to adapt his centuries-old recipes lo the
demands of mass production.
After much expertmentat1on, Whittaker
developed dishes that, he says, are enhanced
by nash·freezin~
"Because of the seasoning structure. t he
food gets better when the seasoning has a
chance to go totally through the product." he
says
Whittaker says be will provide the un-
tapped soul food market with frozen chicken
fricasee, smoked hocks, chitterlings. collard
<See SOUL; Pa1e a>
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17662 COWAN STREET, SUITE 200; IRVlNE. CALIFORNIA 92714
(7 14) 540·2635
Of course not' You hove trusted the Wormington Homes tor
three generations and Wormington F1nonciol will hove your trust
tor generations to come. We offer the high yields necessary to
suNive in today's Inflationary times. -For solid investments coll
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Trade coupons on job
Hy MARTIN Sl ,OANE
DEAH SUPERMARKET SHOPPER
One of the women in the office where I work
suggested that we set up a coupon-exchange
box. She brought in a basket that now is
hanging in front ot our personnel office.
During coffee breaks and lunch hours, we
sort through the coupons. Coupons foi coffee
and non·dairy creamer help us to save mont-y
when we replenish our supplies.
When the food s ection appears on Thurs·
day, we dump our unwanted coupons into the
basket and pull out new coupons that we can
use. We have a lso s tarted to exchange shop-
ping information, a lerting one another to
good buys al the various supermarkets
Why 1s the bas ket hanging outside the
personnel orfice? Let me tell you, our person·
net manage r 1s one sharp cookie. She recent·
ly purchased $300 worth or groceries and
saved $160 with her coupons. It took he r four
hours, but at a s avings of S40 an hour, she
says that it was well worth it
Although most of us don't experience
astronomical savings with our coupons. S5
~Jvt-d hctc and there adds up
And our coupon e xchange box has con
t nbuted Lo the good :.p1nl of everyone in the
oHtl·t•. It doesn't cost us a cent and we all
b<'ncfit
When the woman who suggested the box
!}t-('ame a g1·andmother, everyone brought in
toupons for disposable diapers and other
baby products
I also want lo tell you that aU of us read
<tnd enjoy your column.
Lucia 0 ., North Hollywood
DEAR LUCIA -Every office should
have a coupon exchange box. Here are some
tips that help make exchange boxes more
useruJ :
-Give everyone a chance l-0 gel bJs or
her fair s hare of coupons from the exchange
box.
-Try to put in as many coupons as you
take out.
-Check all the coupons that you put lnto
the box to be sure that they wUI not expire for
at lt>ast a few days .
-Help to keep the exchange box current
by pµJling out any coupons that have expired.
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torm -ttw Unl .. o el Proclu<I ~ svmool from S.
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From Page C1
TRADER JOE'S • • •
Southland.
The markets carry most items round in s m all
supermarkets but differ from a convenience store.
and Coulombe says his profit margin is close to the
1 8 percent earned by supermarkets.
"Our saving grace is that inventory turns over
quickly, which makes it a better business lhan
those numbers would show," he said.
The 6,000-square·foot Costa Mesa store carries a
product mix or little fresh produce or home clean-
ing products but a staggering variety or imported
beers, and wines. dried fruits and nuts, coffees,
vitamins and cheeses.
"People think of us as a gourmet store, but
we"re not." said Hetzel, who managed the Santa
Ana store for nine years before opening the Costa
Mesa location. "Brie <cheese) at S6 a pound is a
gourmet item, but we sell it for $2.99 a pound.
which makes it affordable on a regular bas is.·'
"Our stores will keep changing as conditions on
the planet change." said Couiombe. "Sunspots in·
dicate we're due for about 30 years or bad weather.
"We're going to have to be intelligent about how
w e conserve food, which puts a new responsibility
on grocers. We"ll all have to keep reading and stay
informed.''
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunduy, Sept ember 6, 1981 ca -
NE RT BALB
Savings
Welcome to Corona del·Mar
from
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3049 E. COAST HWY.
BUT C~t;RBOY
Mf;ATS
3009 E. COAST HWY.
673-8210
a s -n n n
"the best
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673-6405 3007 E. COAST HWY.
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3025 E COAST HWY
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3001 E. COAST HWY
640-6161
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 6. 1981
When to buy a house
When mortgage money is scarce, start looking
By ROBE RT J. BRUSS
DEAR BOB: I read In the newspaper that
home prices are not going up as much as they did
In the last rew years. Do you think this means It
wlll pay to wait to buy a house until mortgage ln·
terest rates are lower?
We've looked at homes to buy and can artord
the down payment. But the high monthly mortgagt
payment Is what discourages us. Please advise as
we're tired or wasting our money on apartment
rent.
-He len and Ned W.
DEAR HE LEN AND NED. The wrong tame to
buy a home 1s when prices are rapidly rising as
REAL ESTATE MAILBAG
they did until about a year ago When mortgage
money is plentiful and affordable, home prices
rise rapidly due to strong buyer demand The re
s ull is buyers who purchase then pay lop dollar for
the house.
The right lime to buy a home is when mort
ga~e money is scarce and expensive, as it is now
The result is most buyers quit look1Dg so the few
lookers have the market lo themselves. Avoid get
ting a new high cost mortgage and take selle r
financing IDSlead
From Page C1
Soul food • • •
greens. pork chops . barbecued ribs, mustard
greens, okra and others
I
The new fast food Soul Stops, he says. wall
differ from their predl•ccssors ID two ways.
"We can lite rally give you a five-course meal at
a Soul Stop a meat. l\\O vegetables , a fresh
tossed green salad . t ornbread stick and a
dessert ··
And, he Silys. the food will not be prepared
a t the restaurant. but "'ill be flash frozen and
r econstituted in m1crowC1veovens
Thl' s ucc<.'ss of Whittaker's product will not
rest soll•I) on high quality Has company.
Period lnternat1ona l. h a~ developed market-
ing plan!> with military precision
"Wl•'ll begin 1n the East Bay area, initial-
ly."' he l>ays. "We feel. and all demographics
indicate. tn the c•vl•nt we are successful there.
we should hilve l'nough criteria to cvalu;ite our
national ambition ..
The first Soul Sto ps w1llopen ubouta m onth
after production begins ut the food processing
plant here ··we will own the first six to ten to
get the bugs out.· Wh1ltC1ker says. "and then
we will b<.•offerlD~ the franchises ..
WhJtlaker chose lhe Oakland area for his
fledgling enterprise, rather than Rochester.
because he feels chances for s uccess are better
here ... Roc•hester's an extremely ('onservati ve
c ity."' he says ··Here there's a better ethn ic
mixturl' And also. access1bilitv of the monev is
a little better... · · ·
Hls compan y. which e mploys more th:tn 47
people. has a !>t rong program aimed at haring
minorities
· · 1 agr('e with the pres ident that these ty pes
of programs arc• what 1s needed to rabe the
level of m1Dont1es. rather than their part1c ipa-
t1on ID welfare and handout programs."' he
s aid.
··we have a rather amb1t1ous undertakmg
We intend to become the maJor purveyor of
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REAL ESTATE
QUESTIONS /COMMENT
By RANDALL R. McCAROLE
Q: How can I define the value of my home?
S.N., Newport Beach
A: There are many kmds of ··value ... These
mclude:
1. MARKET VALUE The price for which
property can be sold on the open market if there as
a willing seller, a willing buyer a nd a reasonable
time to complete the sale. This is ··objective"
value <The market price is the pnce actually paid
for property, regard Jes~ of conditions affecting the
sale. l
2. ASSESSED VALUE The value put on pro-
perty by the county assessor for the purpose of
computing real property taxes. It is usually one·
fourth of the m arket value.
3. WAN VALUE -The value set to aid in de·
te rmining the amount of a mortgage of trust deed
loan to be made. The loan value is normally less
than market value although it may, in some cases,
be equal to marke t value.
4. BOOK VALUE This is the total original
cost ot t he prope rty minus the total annua1
depreciation for tax purposes
COMPARATI VE ANALYSIS APPROACH: T he simplest and most widely used methOd of ap-
orasinll is appraisal by comparison, also known as
the MARKET DATA method. This method con·
s iders the recent sales pnces and offers on com·
parable properties. Listing prices indicate the up·
per Umit of market value.
In using the comparison method. allowances
are made for such differences in the construction
and location as are bound to exist in the various
properties. For example, assume t~al five p~OP·
erties quite similar to the one being appraised
have recently been sold for average price of
Sl to.000. Assume further that the only meaningful
difference betwee n ~he properties sold a nd the one
being appraised is that the latter property has a
pool worth about $20,000, while the properties sold
have no pool. Using the comparison method, the
property being appraised would, therefore, prob·
ably be valued at $110,000 plus $20,000= S130.000.
Randall McCardlt! u prelide11t of THE REAL
ESTATERS. ht! ii ollo on author, Lecturer and fmtn;c.
tor. Stnd JIOUr comment• and que1tion1 to RandJI
AlcCordll!. clo T,.. DaUu Pilot. PO. Boz 1560, Colta
Me«1, Coli/ 92626. ,
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Contrary to papular belief, you don·1 need a
11t•w loan to buy a house today. Anxious home
sdlers will finance your purchase at affordable in
terest rates Most homes sold today 1nvolve seller
f1nancing That's the way you should buy too .
Lease-optio11s .~ell /rouses
DEAR BOB: As senJor vice president or a
large federal savings and loan association whlfh
aggressively enforces due·on-sale clauses In our
mortgages, I dis agree with your Idea for using a
long-term lease-option sale.
Our loan terms specify we can call the loan Ir
any Interest In the property Is transferred or If the
property ls leased for more than three yeah
without our permission.
If my association has a loan on a property
where we learn or a lease·opllon sale, we'll call the
loan lf the buyer reruses to Increase our loan's lo·
terest rate to market level.
-John II.
DEAR JOHN Your bad attitude as inexcusa
ble It explains why cons umers hate mortgage
due on.sale clauses and why so many lawsuits are
pendmg challenging their validity
As a practical matter. there is little chance
you'll ever learn of a long.term lease-option sale of
a property on which your S&L has a loan. The rea
son is the title and the fire insurance policy re
main in the seller 's na m e But the bu) er and seller
treat the transaction as a sale so the buyer gets a ll
the tax benefits. The only loser as the mortgage
lender whose g ret•d is curtailed.
Furthl'r details are in my s pecial report "How
Short and Long Term Lease Options Can Increase
Your Realty Profit!> ' To obtain a copy send a $2
<'heck payu ble to ··Newspaperbooks" for Report
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St Alban• as IOCillCd
at the corner of Bear
a n d M a c·Arthur
Boule\·ard. For mor e in-
formation or to be in
eluded on the interest
list current!) being com -
p1 led by George Charles
Realty. the sales agcnLo;
f or t h e new co n
dom101um community.
call 675-7512
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I rvine V ill age o f
Northwood is al most
sold out. Prices of the
eight remaining homes
s tart at S142.950.
Models are open daily
from 11 a m . to dus k.
Take the Santa Ana
Freewav to the Culver
Drive e~it Go north on
Culver Drive to Ir vine
Boulevard and tu rn
n~ht to Yale Avenue
Turn ri g ht on Yale
Avenue to Northwood,
and right agai n on
Northwood , a not her
right at Ch esapeake and
left on Savannah to the
rem aining homes a t
S h effie ld Mano r by
Me rickel Deve lopm ent.
* Sea breezes and ocean
views en hance the
hillside setting of Warm·
ington De velopment"s
new Potomac Landing
hom es i n Laguna
Niguel. The homes are
presented in four single-
1evel and two-story floor
plans. featuring two and
three bedrooms, two or
2"'1 baths and up to
2,502 square feet of li v-
ing space.
The homes in this in·
itlal phase will be priced
from $218,000 to $295,000.
Models are open dally
from 10 a .m . to 6 p.01.
Take th e San Diego
Freeway to Crown
Valley Parkway, drive
south to Del Avion, turn
left on Del A vion and
left on Barkentine to the
model homes.
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Lori Holx•rtson ai. a travel agent, though the
trips sht• plans include a bit more than the usual
bus tours und museum visits.
She arranges vacations for single people ; a
one-wct•k jaunt 111 Cubo San Lucas, the Caribbean
or Mazatlan may include assertiveness training,
holistic health lectures, human sexuality seminars
and other themes to latillale the mind as well as
lht' body
Under the nume Holiday Seminars, the Newport Beach woman brings together singles
and mental health professionals for vacations of-
fering a few extras
"These are not the kinds of tnps you'd see in
the travel section," she :.aid "I saw a need to
combine travel for single people to help these peo-
ple get together other than at singles bars.
"It was borne out of my needs as well," she
continued "I don't lake to do things alone. I don't
like to go pla<'C!I alonc I don't lake walking into a
room full of stranj!l·rs
"Not only single pl'ople but married people
and couples as well have a real need lo relate to
each other an more than JUSt a superficial, casual
way.
So beforc a bon voyage is offered to Holiday
vacationers. she puts on a goang·away party.
Ms. Robertson. who as herself single, said the
average agl• of the groupc; is in the 30 to 60 range.
Some hook into lloliday Seminars as a new
way to meet pt-ople; others simply don't like to
t ravel alone But Ms. Robertson frown s on people
who think her vacation program is just another
type of datini.: servH·e LOH/ HOHK/ffSO.\' S111qle,, tuc11t 11111.,
"My goal wasn't for p('ople lo fall in love'" she
said "When people ca ll, they ask either how many
men or how m <m y women are going. If you have
lho:.<' expectations, It's going to be a disappoint-
ment. That':.< a relationship> JUSt a fringe benefit
of the trap "
:.eminurs and d1st•u ... :.wn. Ms Hobl:'rtson said
tht'rl'·:-. still plt•nty of tam,· for sightseeing and
loun~ing al>out
The going awa} party hc.•lps break the ire
between :.eminar vacationers By the tame they
reach their dcstanataon. they're ready lo learn
more about ho" they can improve themselves as
well as their relatwnsh1p with others
"I dun t \\ant IH'OJJll' to thank that the trap is a
therup~ '1tluut 111n. :-.h£• said It''\ a sprin,:!board
for Pl'oplc lo in ~ayla· begin somt'thrng m·" or for
thOSl ' aln•ad~ 11110 thl' thl'ml'. 1L 's a "a~ to ron<inut• 1 on
Trap:-. a\ t•ntg(• about st'.\ <1a)s . "1th c1t;ht to Ill
hours ... p<.'nl in grouµ d1::.rus:.1on Other vacdtiun
!>pots on hl'I' tr.1H·I list 1nl'ludt· llJ\\cl11. Ca11run.
:\l t'>.t<·o .1 C'anbl>l'an -.1'11oone1 cruise and a holl
dJ~ al a ln1lloo11 r alll'h 111 Colorado
AL a trip to Mazatlan. therapist Mona Coates
look a group through 12 hours of sexual awareness
exercises I n GuadalaJara, Ed Mu'min of UC
Irvine led a seminar on' 'The Assertive Single -
Gelling More of What You Want " Counselor Bob
Wendorf spent a week with a Holiday group dis-
cussing holistic health
Though :-.pcc1f1c times are se t aside for the
Slw !-:.llfl ... ht• ll'll's tu kct•p the cost 11f a trip to
under Sl.000
"Tht• pramar~ 1 gual is to hcJvt• people !;now
they're· not alont• an lht·ir ft•l'lrngs itbout things,"
she added
TD DAY'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLB
ACROSS 73 TogelMr 128 Logs 19 Send
Pre I 130 Infant 20 Proofread
1 Turkish dish 7!> Nomad 132 8r1t1sn sailor 1ng marks
6 Doughnu1 s 76 This Lal 134 Running 27 Gel up
IOl.lgh 77 F'rrend in track 29 Compound
iookalrke F'rance 136 Spanish Sul
11 Vugosla• 78 Promp1ed room 33 Derisive
money 79 Flower pan 137 Grape SO<Jnd
16 B.i111e 81 Toolbox d1sea!>e 35 Made over
mar~s 82 Lessen 141 Pas1 38 Shoulder
21 Betel p~tm 83 Me1chan1 142 Fall llow11r ornament
22 Groworig oul 85 Fashion 144 An mel 39 Cnoor voice
23 l ync muSt> 86 Over-146 Pleasan1 41 Aches
24 M1to1ary whelmed 148 Hem and 43 Te1amon
student 88 Provide 149 Frenc;h 45 Redac1
2!> Chinese food article 47 Lyric poems
pagoda 89 Trick 150 Ou1 of Ded 49 Female
26 And 01ne1s 90 S1rong wrnd 151 Ac11va1es saonl Allllr
Lal 9 1 Ending w11h 154 Aor passage-50 Chem1cc11
28 Army un1ls young or Old way Sall
JO Me111c 92 Mer I 56 Sun de11y 52 Armdd1llei
mi?asure cnand1se 157 Facial 54 flbP
31 Pronoun 93 Osc1llule e•press1on lrlbulary
3:1 Anglo-Sa• Q!> Jullander 159 Ro1ah s wire 55 SQuao1>1e
on leller "6 Sugar 160 Wear away 56 Prepare
34 Sandaiac ~ource 162 Conceal 57 Fast
lree 91 Church 164 ASSIS1ed stiooting
J6 Colurnb1;1r1 togh1S 165 Coin 2 words
weoghl 100 Laccraled openings 59 W1lhdraw
37 Consumed 101 Knave of t6b Loca11ons 61 Tobacco
39 Small tlUbS 167 Overac1 user
amount 102 More 63 Joon
40 Harvest pa on rut DOWN together
4 2 Swtiel ~p11 e JOA Book 64 Jogger
44 Tardy fea1ure 1 Fainer La1 66 Proseculor
46 Rrbbed t05 Buddno'll 2 Sullan s 67 Sool Old
la bric pillar order Eng
47 Feedbag 106 Before 3 French 69 Greedy
da1n1res PC>i.t arltele 72 F1gh1 ol
48 Acquiesces 107 Aquatic 4 Exper1 p1lo1 honor
5 1 Castors worm 5 -Morgana 74 One of lhP
momer 109 Dull noose 6 Delay Kettles
531nvades 110 Sanoy track 7 One or any 76 Secondary
55 Ell 1I1 Lat111an 8 Tht, needle-plane!
58 Greek cap11a1 flsn 78 Stop up
undergound 112Wh1le 9 French 79 Vaulhng
60 Drinks 113 Pa1dons summers ards
st owly 115 S1a1r pos1s 10 Lieu 80 More recent
62 Wears out 117 Bishops hat 11Lowers1n 82 Poet
2 words 118 AlgonQ1J1n rank 84 Fully
65 Dav11 Indian 12 Wra1h cooked
66 Marsh 120 Betg1a" 13 None Scot 85 Chess piece
hollows rover 14 Essence 87 Damp
68 Mexican 122 Painter 15 LISI 88 Walking
yummies Salvador 16 Read briefly sire~
70 Con11nen1 123 Strength 17 Railroad 90 Bravely
Abbr eners olem 91 Appeared
11 Pulls rn two 124 Tne rmpolo 18 Mad Ave 92 Pay
72 Club fees 126 Snare product 93 Purlorn
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success u
ara e sa e.
Garag e sa les, yard sales, rummage sales, street sales ... no matter wh at
you call them , the idea 1s the same -TURNING T HINGS YOU NO LONGER
NEED INTO CASH. When you get ti red o f fi ghting your way into a crowded
attic or garage, or when you need a little extra c ash, have a garage salet So
get into the act, clean out those unwanted items, and riiake money doing it!
It's fun, it's p rofitable, and following these 10 steps will make it simple.
Decide on dates.
Look at a calendar and set the dates and t imes of yo ur
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sale. Weekends are usually good, but many successful
sales have been held in the evening, just after w or k .
Chec'k the weather forecast in the paper, and watch fo r
any other large event that may attract potential buyers
away. such as fairs o r community events. Have your
sale run at least two days -some people may not be
able to come on ariy single day.
What to sell.
Everything! Tha t is, everything you haven't used in t he II last year . If an item has antique value. o r is brand-new.
or has unusual val ue. be sure to ask a healthy p rice for
1t. Get a pad o f paper and search yo ur whole ho use.
Look everywhere, and list everything.
Furniture. This 1s your main attraction and yo u r
best source of income. Be sure to place fu rniture
where rt can be seen from the street. Price
furniture low enough to beat auctions and
secondhand sales (check the classr f reds for
comparisons). but high enough so you can come
down a little when someone shows interest.
Rockrnq char rs, chest of drawers. tables and
chairs are all very successful at garage sales. so
feature them in your ad.
Antiques. Smaller antiques should be grouped. and
kept close at hand w here you can watch and talk
about them. Nostalgia items are very popular -
disp lay them well.
Clothinq. Make sure c lothing is c lean. and mark
the price w ay down. Put as many things as .J
possible on hangers. Separate kid 's things by age.
Display adult clothing by sex and age gro up. Low
pr ices are a must on clothes except for unusual
items. which sho uld be tagged with an
explanation (like. "hand-embroidered flowers,
dress worn by Mae West)."
Appliances. These wi 11 sell for a f arr price o nly 1f
they wor k. No o ne w i ll take your word for 1t . Have
an extension cord so they can be tested, o r better
yet, have radios playing, o ld TV sets turned on
etc. M ake sure buyers understand they are sold
"as is".
Plants. These usually go fast. but keep them out of
direct sunlight. A good idea is to name your plants
befo re the sale (Spider Lady, Co usin Jasper,
Maggie), and w rite a line or two on the
n ame card about how to care for them.
Write your ad.
Here 1s a suggested ad: "Garage Sale -desks. ·II Bentwood rocking chair, toys. infants' clothing, 1922
Vi ctro la in original cabinet, many gadgets, lo ts ot
unusual items, rock collection. plants. Refreshments. 8
a.m . to 6 p .m . Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South
Anystreet. Yo urtown. Just west of Main and 2nd."
Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to list unusual
items. Be as specific as possible. Give directions if
needed. Do n't use abbreviations -many people won 't
bother t o decipher them. CAUTION: Don 't advertise
anything you don't really have. Every item in the ad
must be on hand at the start of the sale.
Where to advertise.
Place your ad where it wi II be seen by people who live
in the area -most people shop close to home. The II Daily Pilot rs read by 88,000 adults in Costa Mesa.
Newport Beac h. Laguna Beach, Irvine, Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley -guaranteeing you wr de
exposure. And with the Pilot, you're not paying tor
waste c1rculat1on 1n Los Angeles or Anaheim Plan to
run your ad 3 times or more. and start rt a few days
before the sale so barga in hunters can have p lent y of
notice.
Make a sign.
To help make your sale successf ul, make a few signs
• from cardboard and letter with a magic marker. A good
sign size is 14" x 22''.
Placing your sign.
The morning of the sale. but not before. place your
• signs. Be sure and add your address and any
d1 rect1onal arrows. This should be done about a half
· ho ur before the sale starts. Place your sign where it
can be seen from both sides of the street by passing
cars and pedestrians. CAUTION : Some towns have laws
that restrict the placement and duration of garage sale
signs. Please check with your town·s planning
department o r clerk
Marking prices.
Mark pri ces where they c an be seen clearly. Office
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supply stores have va roius sizes and colors of stickers
that work well, or you can use masking tape . However
you mark them, m'1ke prices low. Garage sales are for
bargain hu nters. Remember. whatever you can 't sell
you 'll have to d rag back in the house and store again
for anot her year.
Serving refreshments.
This doesn't have to cost much. and creates a frie ndly II atmosphere. It also encourages people to stay longer
and per haps buy more. You could even charge for
expensive items like donuts. or the kids could go in
business fo r the day, with a lemonade stand.
Display.
Make sure everything can be seen . Have card tables or II boards used as shelves between two chairs. Don't
cause people to bend over unless you can't help it. Use
one table as a desk where you can see everyth in g a nd
take money. Use only one cash box (tin cans o r boxes
w o rk fine) and make sure someone is appointed
"cashier " at all t imes. Arrange beforehand for a friend
who can help answ er questions, re lief fo r lunch, etc.
Check your neighbors and
friends.
II See if a ny want to join your sale. This wi II give you
someone to share expenses with and inc rease interest
6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 in your sale. If others join you, be sure to include this in
your ad (example: "three-family sale," "neighborhood
~aily~ila•~· ~~~1e·~·~Gro u~p sa1es~area1o~t~re~tun ,too~.
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR GARAGE SALE!
MAY IT BE SUCCESSFUL AND FUN!
330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA.
Open 8-5:30 Monday thru Friday, Saturday 8-noon .
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Pana 1nas
popular
k 0 (' K 11 Jl. L . S C
(A f> I 1'hou1th h111h1on
t ~ d1ctnt1ng s tr11w
l'un a ma h1H i, Y o rk
County :sht?rl(('s deput1e11
won't ht• wearing lhem
ony mort>, H•yis Chie f
Deputy t:t•nc ~rvin
DepuUf'S will be wear
In!( felt Smokcy-sl y lt1
hats this fall because
hal cOmJJul\ies ar e sell
111g most of their straws
lo urbun cowboys
"The western straw
h at 's b een h ard t o
ge t ." Er vi n s aid
"Uniform com panies
h ave been telltng us they
could not gi ve u'I a th.•
ltvery datl' o n lht"-·l'
Panama straw huls '
Scouts taxed
Truck stop
links coasts
AUHURN. Mass IAP> -Jack Bylund can't
csc·upe tht> not~x. grim y confines of hts patch or
asvhalt in c~ntrul M assachusetts, bul he htus the
in sight of u crosl< ('Ountry traveler.
h the m ;mager of Mass. 10, an aging truck
stop ut the New Englund crossroads, Bylund
ISIH'llds 15 hours a day with men and women who
<lriv1• big ri~s around America.
.. , feel like I 've seen all the p l aces I hear them
tulk ubout," he says. "Working here brings the
two coasts together ."
But ther e 'i; nothing cosmopolitan about
;\uburn. Mass., or M ass. 10. The town of 15,000
JUsl happens to be at the intersection of two in·
lcrstatc highways 290 and 90 -and two stale
roads 12 and 20 It's a revolving door for com ·
mere'<.' throu~hout the re~ion.
T he truck stop, j ust off Exit 10 of the
M assachusetts Turnpike hence M ass. 10 looks
likt> a bomb shelter surrounded by huge diesel
pumps that spew 500.000 gallons of fuel a m onth.
Automobiles "four-wheelers" the truck ers call
llll'm are barred. "The cars jusl get in the
":t), .. Bylund says
"To truckers... he says, "their trucks et re
home awav from ho m t-" So, .. m otorists" are
trespassers.··
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 6, 198 I
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Awo. 21, 1•1
l'ICTITIOlll au111t•n
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MU•t LAllANH COMPANY, I> 0 Dos 1... 8atll0o l•l•n41, 9'Mt 01... »1 Ply,,_, H~ .... ,.,CA '2MO LAUREHCC C 8RtCll, U1 l'lymo.1111, H--1 .... h. CA '1MO Thlt ~It <ono..ct.<I by •n In
4ll•IClu.al
L•U<ent•C •·le:~ fhlt l!Olt<1'9f'lt wH llled will\ the Counly c1er11 01 O••noe Covnty on
AYQ ti, "" l'lttU4
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AwQ. tl, JO, S.pt 4, I), t•t 11•1 ... I
l'UIUC NOTICE
l'ICTl,IOllS austNIU NAMI STATIMIHT l'ICTnlOlll au11••H '"" fOllOWl"Q I»,_. It .,.,,"9 OUM NAM• ITATllllllNT n•n •• TM lotlowlt19 Pff-It dlllnt b<ltl· S 0 U T H C 0 A S l A S S E T ........ MANAGE MENT, au C•UIOO, ----... !"'9"--""'I LYTTON lllALTY, U• C-H Hew-11M<11,CAtlt0ttllenMO
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110 11 ER T l v T TC>fl c "Ow S1r .. 1, N•woort 8uc11, Cotllornl• co.,_, . .,...,.,, n• c-w., A-w. t1..o
Co.le MHo, CA '1•». T"I' llvtlneit f\ <-I.cl by •n In Thi>.....,.,... os condll<.._ llr on I,.. dl•l-t
dl•lcl..oi. Geo<oe ' L-r "-rt L. Cl-Tllit tlo'-t ••• Ill.a wlllo "'° Tllll ..,...,._, was 1119d wllll U. C°"nty Cler., ot 0U"99 C911nty Of\ CoVflh CIH'k o! 0.0ftel County on All1lUU t3, t .. I AUQ 7. IWI Fl-l't... Pubtlthocl Or-Coell D•llr Pilot, P11blltlle0 Ol'eftQlt C...tt 0.Hy ,.tlot, AUQ ''· ll, )0, Sept •• t•t ~I AUQ 1•.1>. JO.~ •• '"' ,.1._.I -----------
l'UlllC NOTICE PVIUC NOTICE FICTITIOll' 8UllNEU
FICTITIOlll •USINEU NAMI ITATllllENT •AMI STATl:MINT Tn. IOll-lllV per-. It OOlno °"''· ... !~ fotlowlnQ per""1 Is OOl119 .... ti--no\a~E ORANGE PEALE RS JAZZ
LEO OAllOV8 PUBLISHING CO , BANO, 11Jl Sl .. tl"Q A,,._. Hunt·
1740 -OVI• AW . Ho A·S, Cotle 11191on e..<h, C•lil0tnl• '2M6
Me .. , C.Otl+ornl• .,.V THE ORANGE BLOSSOM JAZZ
Leo o.ooub, 220 Hk • u ow, No llAHD, l lJJ Sl.,tlnt Awnu., Hunt
109, N._., lleacll, 1C•1ilornte tllAl tnoton 8Nc11, (•lll0tnl•.,...
SAN FRAN C I SCO
CAP 1 The Hoy Scouts
of America must pay
property t axes on a sup
ply distnbut1on center
the California Supreme
Court says. T he court
upheld without comment
an appeals court rulin~
that the BSA s earnings
from the Su nnyval e
center appeared to be
"significant" and profits
appeared l o be of a com
mercial natur t'
t 1nlike many of the newer stops. M ass JO
1l1a•:..n'I have a motel or r estaurant just a
s howl'r. candy machine, a T V r oom and an
t•luhor&IC' lelephom• system to validate check pay
llll'Ot for fill·ups of a maximum of 180 to 220
gallon~
The big rigs sometimes get only about four
male!-> pl'r gallon . Regular M ass. 10 customer s -
from all 50 states show up at the stop once or
l \\ H'C a month.
GOLDEN WONDER A golde n eag le. Stein udlcr. perC'he::. on th''
gloved fi s t of his handler. Franz Schuclll'lkopf, in Rosegg Iker P ark.
near Villac h. Aus tria. Each summer. IH1w ks a nd eagles. own(.•d I>.\
West (;('rman falconer Ernst Lue ttger. pcr·form in the park
Thi' busll'lft' Is conclueted by en In-JOll(I C. M<COl'mto, 1131 Sterllnv <llwick>el. Avenue . Hunttnv1 11on B••<ll,
Leo Deboub Thi' ll•t-l ••• Ill .. with llW County Clerk 01 Or•noe County on
C•tltOt'nta .,.._ Tiiis butlown Ii conducted bf AD on dlvlclufl
Jolin c. McCormlo . A UQllit 21, 1911 ,. .. ._ Tnll '1•1-t ••• Ill_. with the Publithod Or•ft99 Coesl 0.lty Piiot, County Clerk of Or•nve Co11nty on A\19 23. 10, 5epl , •. IJ, 1•1 _ .... I. AUQull fl, 1'111
PUBLIC NOTlCE
N~1""1 FICTITIOUS 8USINEU NAME UATUUNT
Tt\t fOllOWtrlnQ ~r,on\ •r~ do1no b<al ... U H T,_ ~11• I~, TIW A9fi•I
Im~. TIW Eucwtlw lm•Qlt The *l•I 1,_, TIW Pr-.Ct Im-, 11111 ,._.In St,..,.I. !><ill• E, l••IM.
C•llfoml• 91114
Bylund, 38, is an expert on tr uckin g trends
as urc others in lh1s tOYlTl that turns suburban
awa) fro m the arteries that slice through the com -
munity
Last year. Auburn ExeculJve Secretary Larry
Ur0<l«ur fllec1 suit against the truck stop, alleging
lht: business has expanded without perm1ss1on He
says on!) that "the truck stop was a \'er y, ver y hot
1s-.uc m town until the suit was filed "
Panel seeking ways
to upgrade schools
PVIUC llTICE
tltCTtTIOllS ausi•EU lllAME STATEMt:NT Tn. lotl-tnQ ...,_, I\ .,.,lnQ OUM
MH• EXOTIC INTElltORS, t•l t.<11 PIA<•, c...i. -u. C.totorrwa m11 JONI !Nm .. t Pu<ni.o. IU C.cll Pl•«. Cotle Mew, Calll0tnl• '1471 Thi\ b&AllWU Ii <or>Ou<l.cl b• •n In di••-·
..,....,
Pubtl\htd Or-Co.51 Oally Pilot, AUQ 14. 13, lO, S.pl I>, t•t >1>'2-tl
PUIUC MOTICE
STATEMENT OF A8ANC>Ot1Mt:NT OF USE OF l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME r ... fOllow11'Q per'°" ha\ •IN,_._
tf\f' uw of the' f1ctll•°"" bu\ln.-s:\ n.,nt NAT URALLY YOU RS Sl, 7)()(.
,.._. fnltrNl.on.I tn<OrP<>r•led IC•fllorni•I. 11111 ~In Str .. t, !>uhe E, Irvin., C.lllornoa .,,.,
T nl~ ~r>cn is condue led oy • cor· por•llon
lm•ge• lnt••Nlloft•t ,.-_ corPO<alrd
Garv w SIH lt.•Q, PrM> dent
Tnls •t.lem9nt ••• flied "''tll ,,,. County Cl•" 01 OrenQP County on
Ayg 11, t .. I
,.1Mnt Publl"'9cl Or•noe Coa•t O•llY Piiot, AUQ. 16, U, JO, $e91 • 19tl )03 e1
DEA TH NOTICES
St-:NG l-:R
LOUSE ,\ SF:~<a:H rt•
:,1denl or "'''\\ , .. ,, l llt',tc'h
C'a smC'l' 1!157 f':t-. ... l·if .i "t1'
on Scpteml>l'I 2. ltl8 I ~hl• ,·.,
~Ur\t\'l•d b\ hl·I Ot'Phl'"'
Rol)('r1 Thll''> or I .ctnl! Rr.H·h
t' .i amt Fr .mt. Sl'nl!1•r 11f
:'\1•" .lt•r-.l'' .inn hl'r n11·1•t•
Rllci R1~1ll'~ 11f "''" J1•rw•
Rl'C'1tat1on of th1• lt11-.a1' ''Ill
hl' held 011 ;\loi11l.1' ~"11
1emtx>1 i. l!!XI .11 ; 0111';\1 .1l
(Jui L.i1h of ;\l1111nt C .11111..i
Catholic ('hunh :'ll.1-.-, of llw
lk :;;urn·rt111n "111 Ill' lwld on
Tues<la~ St•p\1•11\hl·r H l4HI
at W 1'10.\;\1 al Our l..uh 11f
;\l ounl C'<1rm1•I ('a th•ll1r
ChUt 1·h I llll'I nwnl .,..,., l<"h
1 m m1•1hat1·I~ f111l11\11111< .1t
1 loly S<'µulc hl'r ( ·1·1111·len
In lil'U uf flowl'r~ lh1· r.111111\
requc:.h 1Jtmalto11s ht• mad;.
lo the rharil\ ur \11111 1'11011°1'
Sen'H.'t's uniit•1 I tw 1111,.•·l 1•111
ur Balli Bt·ri: .. 1·1111 "im111t ,1,
Tuthil l Wt•o,,tpfifl Chap1•I
:vtortuary of C'o-.t ,1 :Oil''"
li'11i 9371
l'E\'TON
To m ott>I o wner Jern Schmidt near M ass
IO thl·re never will be "enough truckers 'These
pt.•oplt>," he says wade·t•yed . "pay cash money
T h('y'rc• good business.·· Steve Sm yrnios. who runs
lhl' l•'h1ng Yank ee diner across from M ass. 10,
sa\'S business is OK. but he sounds bitter. Until the
nt'.tJ.:hboring gas st ation became Mass 10, his
d1cntclc included gourmets who liked pheasant,
quuil and lobster. Now. for truckers. it's fried
ch1 C'ken. pork chops and spaghetti.
"I lost husine'is on ac·count of these g uys," he•
!'!UY!> ·1 used to have the Rotary Club i n here. No
mnn·
Conl' too 1s c heap gas, but some things don't
d1angc The• lruckcrs· job remains ruggcd
"If you work 24 hours a day. seven days a
wt•ck. tht· muney·s good." says Bylund. "You can
lakl' home S700·S800 a \\CCk
"J\nd you get m ore of an educated guy behind
thl· wheel. lots "1th college degrees tr y 1t."
We're lhe last original truck stop east of New
Y ork W<.' re not all dolled up Other places cater lo
anyone "ho':. got the dollars. :'-lot us." Bylund
sa~s
Al the Plying Yankee. also open 24 hours.
Smyrn10!> knows Bylund·s chentele w ell
Sometimes. I have to lug them drunk across
the '>lreet cind put them to bed m their cabs. And
)ou·c1 m•ver bnng your wife in here when it's
t•nrnded . with all the swearing ·• Rowdi ness
ai-1de. Bylund says M ass. 10 "is friends with the
town." and sponsors youth softball, soccer and
hotkl'y teams "There·s just a few people in l own
\\ho have personal vendettas againit u s." he in·
sis ts
.\ few people, perhaps But. the town 's suit
ag.,1nst Mass. 10 isn 't friendly It seek s a perma·
n1•n( '>hut down of the truck stop.
Brazil Moonies hit
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil IAPl -The chief
Juvenile court judge barred youths under the age
of 21 from joining the local branch of the M oonies
after p arents complained their children were be-
ing brainwashed
Judge Antonio Campos Neto told The Associat·
erl Press that the Rev. Sun Myung M oon's Unifica-
tion Church agreed to comply with his order. but
"if necessary. this court can resort to police power
to enforce the ruling ..
WASlllNGTON (AP> Education
Secretary T H Bell. c1t1ng repeated
complaints about a "long and con
tinuing d ecline i n th quality of
Amencan education." has n amed a
t•ommissaon to sear ch for ways to up-
gr ad e the n ation's schools.
I le said h is National Commission
on Excellence in Education will
spend 18 m onths examining U .S.
sc hoo ls, comparing them with
SC'hools in other countries and seek
ing to pinpoint those that have mai n
tained high standards in the fa<'e or a
g('neral scholastic decline.
Bell. former head of Utah's higher
education system, named D av i d
Pierpomt Gardner. presi.;tent of t he
U niversit y of U tah, as chairman
The 18-m ember comm1ss1on also
includes Minnesota Gov Albert H
Quie; G lenn T . Seaborg, former
Atomic Energy Commission head
and now a chemistry professor at t:C'
B erkeley. Yale President A . Bartlett
Giamatt1 , and Jay Sommer. a
for eign language teacher at New
Rochelle. N.Y , High School. who
was recenlly honored at the White
I louse as teacher of t he year.
The education secr et ary said the
commissi o n wi II h o ld heari ngs
around the nation and issue a report
w it h "practical recom mendations for
action . .by educators. public of·
fic i als. governing boards. parents
and others having a vital interest in
American education."
Bell said that since he took office in
January he has heard complaints
"from ever y qu arter regarding what
m any consid er lo be a long and con-
tinuing decline in the quality of
American education."
He said that through the com·
mission his department plans to iden-
tify high schools producing outstand·
ing graduates and to i dentify colleges
"that have influenced the pursuit of
e x cellence by w orking with high
school s and by holding to high ad-
mission standards.
"By recognizing the best models
..... f..'f<\'1 \'G (),\' PA\ 1-:1.
[)r {;/eftn T Seaborg
.JoM S Puclloeo Tn11 .. ..,...,,.,,, ••• tot.a wltll ,,_ County Cler• of O••n90 Cou,.ty on
4'1UQ<m 71. "" ,,_
Publl v.o Or-eo.u O•ffr P1101, AUQ 1l lO, 5epl 6. 13. 1"1 371._.,
PUil.iC NOOCE
l'ICTI TIOUS austN t:U NAME STATEMt:NT T,.. lotl-l"Q per.on h OOlng out• neh •). l'REDRICICS UPH, 1'1 W. 19th SlrMI, Cotto Me ... CA t?UI H~RY DAVID OUBIN, lUI ht
st'"'· L.onQ B .. c11. '"' This buslneu Is conduet..s DY •n In dlvlelual HMfY Ouoon Thi• 1tot.,,,.,,t was lllecl "'"n the County Clerk ot Orenve County on AUQ 11, 1 .. I
1'16tU2 Publl.sn.<1 Or•"9f' eo.•t Oallr Pilot,
AU9 lO, Sep! •. 13 10. 1 .. 1 :1121 .. t
PVIUC NOOCE
FICTITIOUS 8UStNESS NAME STATEMENT
Th• foltowlrto Mrtont •'• d ointti °"'''neu•s ADAMS FINAN CIAL 0 '7 MacArthur Boul t ••rd, Suitt )0~ Htwpor1 0.«11, C•lllornl• t2MO 11 H AOoms •no Como•ny. tnc C•lllorni•, ... , llMCA'1h1Jr Boul•v•rd, Su••• JO<, H""'l>Of1 S.acll, C•lilornl• 97..0
Wt! hope to make the examples con· T111~u" conouc•.., by• cor
tag1ou~. · said Be ll, who previously "°'•' RH Adams eno co , tnc
has called for tougher standards in R" Actams. Pr .. 1<Mn•
Schools and more attention to the fllls ~t.l-nl WU lllecl wllll the --County Cl•rk ot Or•nq<-Countr on ha sics August 21, 1o;oe1
Bell sa1c1 this n ation differs from PubliW<t OrahQt ,.,. .. 0.,1~1:i,:~
European democracies in that it does . Auv :io, s.p1. •. 1>.10. '"' J91o-e1
not singlt• (1Ut ·only the academically
elite" for h1~he1· t!ducation
But he suid that in pursuing equali-
t y of opportunity "we must not ig.
nore the r il!hts of our students who
h a\'<' been endowed with a bright and
quick mind. They must have the
right to becom e intellectually une~·
qual We must work as hard for th
t a lented as we do for the disadvan
ta~ed . d eprived and handicapped."
Among the commission member~;
are Charles A f''oster Jr., president
of the Foundation for Teaching of
Economics in San Francisco.
PUil.iC MOOCE
tllCTITIOllS •USINEU NAME 5TATIMENT Tiit IOllowlnQ per.ons ••• dolnQ
busl'*'•-' ONH ENTERPRISES, JIOI Mclltnl•Y W•y. Cotle NWW, CA., ••. WILLIAM H. FIREllAUGH, JIOI
M< lllnt.., w..,, Costa Mew, CA '2•3'. ICAZUllO FIREllAUGH. ltot Mc K lnl..,. W•y. Cott• Me ... CA ., •• Thlt _,,..., Is G-t.d by .n ln-
dl•l-t IH...-..0 -Wll•I Wllli.,.,,H Fl,_. This slot-I w .. llled will\ tr. County Cl•r~ ol Or•nvt Counll' on A\19 12, 1 .. t
Fl-Putlll-Or-CoeSI O•lty Pll<>', AUQ ll. ll. lO. 5-o\ 4. 1 .. t 1'2'-t1
H•r-81vd Unit JI S C~t• ~W
(A 97•2'
Tnt F'1(ttuc~." 8U"\•NU N•me re
re,,ed to ~· ••' f1lf'rd In 0f"MlQll County on 0... ,. t'llO DAI .OCUl'N PHAM )I ll Htm
tnow•y AWf"liUt. lrwU''f. (.A t1114
,,Hi Du\fMH WA\ conCh.KtHS b>; .,,
lndlwiOWI D•IX.,...Pham
Tn1' \1Alt'1Wflt wa\ hied w ith thf Count• Cler• ol Or•n90 Counly on 411UQ 71, l'illt FIStnl Publl\l>eCI Or•noe Coest D•lty Pilot
Aut JO, Sept •• 13, 10, 1'111 ~··
PUIUC NOOCE
MUNICIPAL COUllT OF WEST OllANGE JUOICIAL OIST•ICT 11411MSI.
W.11m1Mt~, C., t16CI PLAIHTIFI' CONNECTICUT STUOEHT LOAN FOUNDATION OEFE N OAH T OtA N E BARAHOWSllY SUllllMONS CA.SE NUllll8Ell 1l1t 1 NOTICE• You l\avt -w.<! TM c.,..., moy --ega1nst you w111_, your t.l"Q ,,..,o unltil you rttOOnd w11111n JO er.rs RHcl IN 1nlorm•t1ori IMIOW
II you wiV> to ""k the .O•IO 01 •n •Honwy In 1111• m•ner, you '"°""' oo 10 prompU\t to th.al r our wrlttf'n
teU)OnM. 11 •ny m •Y bt fHl'd on t•me
"'"SOI U\IHI N iido ciemand•.,., Et lrlbuNI purot O.C•dlr '<>"1•• Ud
\tn •vc:Menc.11 • rnenM Qt.le Ud respon d• deftlro dt JO d•o LU I• 1ntorm•
c ton qur \IOUf SI Utted .,.,.,. .011<11u el consejo ot
un ·~ tn ~Sit •\unlo, debetll
h•Ctrlo immed11t•mtnh~ dt e'1~
muwr1, w tf'WMW\tl f'\Crtta, \i na1 •IQUN, _.,.. w• r~lstr.O• • llemoo
1 TO THE OEFENOANT A Ctvll (Ompt.Sint ''"' <>e.n roted by lllt pl••n 1111 419tlni1 rou II rov wl•ll lo clel•nd 1111• lewwll, you must, wtlll lt> lO O.r• alter 1111• summons I• wrvtd on (ou, lllt with 11111 court • wtltt•n reW>Onw lo ""' <omc>l••nl Unit\\ YOU Oo so, your O.tl ull wlll be .rnterfll on •P
011u11on of,,,. Pl•lnlofl, """ 1111\ court m•y enter • IUOQlfmt"'t •oe•nlt •Ou to' ,,,. ,..,Mt! dem.&ndr<I on lllt comot•lnt, .. 111c11 could rewll 1n Qdrn1snmtnt ol
w•Of'"\ t•lno of mon.f' Of' oraoef'1y or
OU''tr rtlltf r~qu~ihtd •n "''• ('Orn p1a1n1 O•ted F•orwry 1•. l~I 11,c,,.ro J Wotk, Coen By Sllorlo Sterreu Dei>uty I UlllLD, lllSFELO & YOUNGE II
I--·~-....... Svlte 1011 H.,ll'WOM, Ca. •za tJtl1t66-41lt
Pubflshed Or-CN\I O•llY Piiot AUQ JO, S.0. • U, 10, 1'111 >'117-41
AN:\AREL R l'!-;YTO'I.:.
feorm1•rly or La~un<i Ht•arh.
('a PJ~SPd awa\ on S1•p
lt>mbt>r t 1981 Surnn •d hv
2 son~ Ch.irlt•'> T'r' Io n tir
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PEKING <AP , -Neighbors annoyed by the
no1st• and dir t o f a peasants' market in western
Peking went on a rampage and wrecked at, causing
the equivalent o f Sl2.000 in damage. t he China Dai·
, ly reported . .
The official English·language newspaper said
rt-:.1dents wreck ed 30 of the 150 stands in the
market, set up in 1979 for the conveni ence of local
shoppers
Custody battles can
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The researchers suggest mediation
instead or the traditional. often bit-
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shock of a custody dispute can be
eased by ed ucating parents and
children to common legal and em o·
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Dr Richard N . W olman, an assis-
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study of 50 Massachusetts families
going through divorce.
The study i s the first direct ex-
amination aimed at· learning how
cu stody disputes affect children,
Wo lman said.
The study compares 25 families go·
Ing through custody disputes in Mid·
dlesex County courts with 25 families
who settled the issue of custody on
t heir own. Fam ilies were interviewed
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claims al>out their estranged spouse
in an effort to strengthen their
position, the r esear cher s said.
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sai d "My mom tells me one thing in
one ear, and I know she's right, and
m y dad tells m e another thing. and I
know he's right. and I just don't
know what 's true
Some children cope, Wolman said,
but other s l ose tou ch with reality.
"Some c hildren n ever kno w
whether they're thinking their own
thoughts," he said. "It really makes
t hem go nuts. especially the younger
kids."
Half of the 1.3 milllon divorces in
t h e nation each year involve children
and a quarter of those. involving
about 250.000 c hildren , end up in
court custody fights, Wolman said.
In the short term. children in·
vol ved In such acrimon y suffer amt·
iet y and depression, the researchers
said . They ar e concern ed about how
children are affected as they mature
and seek mates of their own.
Though most of the children report-
ed that they pl anned to marry one
day. many qualified the statem ent,
said Wolman, s aying they'd be
"more careful" or they wouldn't
have children "right away."
Wolman , who directed the Child
Custody Resear ch Project. and Ms.
Taylor will publish the results late in
the fall. They said they hope to use
their nnd.in1s t o develop a pilot pro-
gram to educate parents, famllle$
an d l awyers about to enter cuslOdy
disputes
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Spacecraft find wondrous things
ISy HOWARD B•:Nio:OIM ._ .. ___ ,...
WASlllN(iTON Man spent has rarst
ruur or favt-malll'n1u l'~tablaishang thl'
danwru;1ons of a single plunl·t Earth
In JUSI 20 Yl'ttrs. spa"l' technolORY has al
lowl'd him to l'Xplorc new worlds of the solar
>Y~le•m . and ht· has learned some wondrous
than~~
Steered by tiny Jets of gus, robot spacecraft
like Voyager 2, which last month gave man new
alimpses of Saturn. are lravclinti to exotae
lundscupes stra nger than any myth or letiend.
They power thl·mselves with sunlight and
)Y1th nuclear ener..:y. drifting on pathways pre
determined by Newtonian gravitation Some
need only a few days lo traverse the quarter
A two-decade space odyssey
Saturn
900 million miles
diameter 71 ,000
equator
from the sun;
miles at the
Pioneer 11
197S-F1rst flyby images of nng
structure.
Mars
141 million miles from sun ; 4,200
miles in diameter
Mariner 4
1965-First flyby. Craters seen.
Mariner 6, 7
196S-Photograph1c flybys
Mariner g ..
1971--0rbits and maps 'the entire
planet.
Mars 5
1973-Returns
orbit
data from Mars
Viking 1, 2
1976--First
Photos and
for hfe
successful landings.
unsuccessful search
Chic.go Tnbun9 Graptue. Sou~ NASA photos
'~
Voyager 1
1980-Flyby photos showing rings
composed of hundreds of minor
rings. More moons discovered.
Voyager 2
1981--0n traiectory by Saturn on
way to Uranus in 1986 and Nep-
tLlne in 1989.
Jupiter
480 m illion miles from sun;
88,000 miles in d iameter
Pioneer 10
1972-First flyby returrnnq data
and images
Pioneer 11
1973-More images during !'1 by
Voyager 1, 2
197S-First TV flybys Discovered
ring around planet and volcc:inoes
of lo.
Venus
67 million m iles from sun; 7 ,520
miles in diameter
Mariner 2
1962-First successful flyby ,
Venera 4, 7 , 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
1967-78-Atmospheric and surf ace
probes .
Mariner 5
1967-Photographic reconnais-
sance flyby.
Mariner 10
1974-First TV flyby.
Pioneer Venus 1
1978-0rbiter returns radar maps
of cloud-covered surface.
Pioneer Venus 2
1978-Five probes return data
from atmosphere and surface.
Mercury
36 million mlles from the sun;
3 , 100 mlles In diameter
Mariner 10
197 4-Three flyby encounters.
First close-up photos.
million mile11 betwct!n Earth and Moon , other!!
rnuy take a year to reach Mars ; four years to
Satuni, or u decade to distant Uranws
At their destinations, some s kim close.
snappmg photos and gathering a fe w days of
data before soar ing on toward another planet or
into interstellar space; some orbit their targets
to examine them at length. and some descend
to the surface to probe the my~es there.
What they collect is nashed as binary bits to
Earth-bound compute rs, which translate the un·
known into recognizable places filled with sur·
prises and secrets Vague speculations of the
past have been replaced by sohd scientific find-
ings.
Man Ms caught his first views of the great
storm syste ms and the rings of Jupiter ; the ac·
tave volcanoes on its salt-covered moon, lo; the
parched and cratered wasteland of Mercury;
ancient raver bottoms, raging winds and a
volcano a lmost 80.000 feel high on Mars; sul·
phuric acid clouds, lightning and hellish tern·
peratures on Venus, and the thousand rings and
tantalizing moons of Saturn.
Says astronomer Carl Sagan. "I can·t im·
agine anyone r emaining blase in the face of
such accomplishments.
'"There are no maintenance men an the
Sa tum system. a b11lion males from home,"
Sagan said.
"f'or ships like these to work , they must be
almost flawless .. functioning in the stifling,
broiling inferno of Venus or in the frigid
vacuum beyond Saturn. They are testaments to
lhe excellence or our technology "
Unfortunately for space scientists, there
won't be much exploration in the 1980s.
Am id tight budgets. problems in developing
I he National Aeronautics and Space Ad·
m1rustratson's manned space shuttle soaked up
much or the money that might have gone to new
plant•lary projects .
Several proposals were scrapped, and the
onty·ones now funded and not already under
way arc Galileo, a Jupiter orbiter. and a
large Space Telescope capable of detecting ob·
Jects 50 times fainter than those seen by the best
Earthbound ins truments. Both are to be
launched by lhe shuttle 1n the middle or the
decade
From the flights already conducted or un-
der way, NASA is assembling a vast informa·
lional mosaic about the solar system and its in·
lr1cate workings
A basu: goal 1s to learn more about planet
Earth. f1tt1ng it into the cosmic puzzle that is
the origin, the c.>vnlut1on and the structure of the
universl'
Some astronomers believe. for example,
lhat ~1ars may today represent an earlier evolu·
tion;.1r) slate of Earth when its atmosphere was
being formed and that Venus may represent
what would happen to the Earth if its s urface
temµt•rature were lo rise significantly.
Clearly, thest' two decades have produced
a n.:volut1on in our concept of the solar system
;ind tht· Earth ·s place in it."· s aid Or David
'lorrhon. a pl<inetary a s tronomer at the
l'n1n•rs1t) of Hawaii who worked on the
'1.innt•r missions to Venus and Mercury and the
t·u rs l'nt \"o~ ager flights to the outer planets
Most outstanding to me 1s the incredible
dive rsity of what we've seen ·· he said. "Each
of the two dozen bodies we've looked at is
unique It 1s c lear that explor ation has raised
as many questions as at has answered '·
The latest discoveries have come from a
far-off realm. Saturn. relayed by Voyager 2. a
m arvt>lous machinc that earlier probed Jupiter
and wh1th now 1s streaking toward encounters
w 1th l 'ranus and Neptune.
oyager 2 and its twin. Voyager 1, beamed
back dat<1 and images from Salum that taxed
thl' imagination.
Before the first Voya~er passed bv last No·
vembcr, astronomers knew the planet only as a
fuzzy yellow sphere surrounded by no more
than six rings.
The :.tartling images quickly identified
several thousand rings, made up of multi sized
icy parllt•ll's orh1t111.i the planH at varying
~Jll't·ds, ~ovt·rr1l'd by lht' rnugncllr and grav1ta
t11mal fm t·1•s of lhl' l'lan('t and 1tb moons
Thf' voyaJ,!l'r~ da~t·overed Ca ve new Sitlurn
1un moons, n11:.;an~ the total to 17, and learned
somt· fascanat1n.i t htnf.:)\ about the11e orbiting
bOdlt'S
'l'•t<lll th1· lJr~t"•I. received the most atten
laon, bct'iHlbl' at is the only one in the solur
:-iystem k1111w11 lo huv<' an atmosphere.
Although 1t is inconrC'1vable that life eould
exist in the oceans of liquid nitrogen and freez·
ang hydrocarbons beht·ved to form Titan's sur·
fat·e. sc1ent1sts are 1ntrij(uf'd hy the poss1b1hty
that the ~iant moon may hold clues about the
formation of organic molcl'ult-s on Earth
Thi! s pacecraft also found Saturn's at
mospherC' of hydrogen and hehum alive with
huge storms, with winds of 900 miles an hour
whipping its midsct•t1on a pattern very much
like the one the Voyagl'rs f<>und on .Jupiter·
Amenc·an spa<:c.·c·rafl havl' discovered these
other beauties and mystcnes in their journeys
among the planets.
Venus, Earth's sister planet, 1s a blister·
ing hot world where 900·degrec heal is trapped
in a thick atmosphere· or carbon dioxide laden
with sulfuric acid c louds A valley -900 miles
long, 125 miles wide and three miles deep
may have been cn·ated by tension 1n the
planet's crust pulling the s urface apart like
s imilar processes on Earth
Mercury has a w cak magnetic field and a
('ratered surface muC'h hke Earth's moon, walh
parts of tl wrinkled like a prune, and it shows
evidence of heavy volcanic activity early an Its
history
Murs 1s a remarkabl} diverse planet, Car
d1fferenl lhan l.IStronomers ever imagined Dust
covers the surfaC'e undl'r a sparse atmosphere
that allows the wind lo stir up monstrous sum
mer storms
Massive volt·anoes dot the landscape. and
s inuous channels. pt.'rhaps caned by flowing
water, strclC'h for hundreds of miles Many
scientists IJc•hevc walt'r still hes beneath the
surface. lt·ading some lo wonder whether Mars
harbors any form of hft•
Jupiter 1s the largest planet in the solar
)\ystem a,nd a valuable astronomical laboratory
because of the diVl'r'>1tv of its '>Vslem of at least 15 moons · ·
Its four major moons bear the same rela
t1onship to the11· planet as the planets do to the
s un. the nearest being almost solid rock like
Mercury and tht.> farthest being a slush ball
with a rock in the l't.'nter hke gaseous Jupiter
The Voyagt•rs discovl'rcd a ring around Jupiter
and at lea~l three new moons
The outer planets Uranus. Neptunc and
Pluto ha\•e not been probed b) manmade
s hips But 1f 'Voyager 2 remains healthy, it will
slip past L'ranus in 1!18fi and fly p<1!>l ~eptune in
1989
Then 11 will JOln \'O) ager I and the e<1rher
Pioneer 11. traveling outbound to measure the
flow of ~olar partlt°ll''> to determine whl!re the
sun's influt•nee l'nd.; :rnd that of the stars beJ?ans
to estabh~h th(' c•:<rnet boundary of our solar
~)stem
Sp<1c·e '-l'1ent1sts noll' that lht• l"n1tc•d States
has spent JU~t $4 b1ll1on o>n a plafll•lary program
that has garnered more knowlC'dge of the uni-
verse in two decades than man did m his total
previous ex1stt•nce on Earth
"The really unfortunate part. said Mor
rison, "1~ th<1t during the last six years "'hen
soml' of the mos t exciting results were coming
from Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, we did not
m <1ke anveslml'nls for the future
Cntal now he noted. interplanetary space
has been virtually an · American lake.·· con
tributing 1mmcasur;,ibly to national prestige
··If we· don·l explore space. someone e lse
w 111:· Morrison said ··A good c>xam ple 1s the
m 1ss1on that was sc·h('duled lo rl'ndezvous "'1th
lfa lley·s Comet in 1986 When we pulled back,
the Russi;,ins stepped in and an• s trongly com
milted to llalley. a:-. are Japan and the Euro
pean SpJ<.'l' Agt:nry
Kennedy Center is 10
'·Mass" gala repeat marks 10 ,000 cultural performances
WASlllNGTON t AP >
America's cultural
supermarket, the John F. Ken·
ncdy Center for the Performing
Arts. is 10 years old this week
Prices arc a bit steeper and
some fancy goods may be get·
ting hard to rand. but the
1·11stomers keep fl ocking in
An est im ated 40 millio n
patrons and tourists have visited
the great marble pavilion on the
Potomac since its doors opened
Sept 8, 1971 .
On that evening. President
Richard M Nixon . Jacqueline
Kennedy Onassis and Mamie
Eisenhower attended the world
premiere or Leonard Bernstein's
··Mass," written especially for
lhe inauguration of the $77
milhon national cultural center.
long before he resigned in dis-
grace in August 1974
The opening of the 5()()-seat
Terrace Theater. a S3 million
gifl from Japan: a performing
arts library in cooperation with
the Library of Congress, and the
American Film Ins titute
theater. The center also ex·
panded its free concerts.
ch1ldren·s programs and educa·
t1onal services. and began a pro·
gram to stimulate black music
<1nd clrama
Next Saturday, after more
than 10,000 pe rformances o f
musit'. dance and drama in the
cenler·s five theaters. a gala au·
dience will return to the Opera
House for a n ew, anniversary
production o f Bernstein's
·'theater piece for s ingers.
players and dancers." It will be
followed by a reception on the
rooftop terrace.
CENTER CHAIRMAN
Roger L Steven s
Looking ah('ad. chairman
Roger L Stevens 1s putting
together lhe forerunner of a
permanent resident theater
company for the Eis enhower
Theater. starting with a 36-week
season of s ix American plays
this }ear to be presented in
financial collaboration with CBS
Inc.
While th<' prospects for drAma
under Stevens' new theater pro-
ductions chief, Ralph G Allen.
seem bright, ever-mounting
labor costs in a city where
stagehands <ire the highest paid
in the country threaten to kill
off big musical comedies at the
Kennedy Center
··Mass" will be broadcast live
from the Kennedy Center a week
later, Sept. 19, over more than
200 public television stations.
Other anniversary events will
Include a concert salute to
Lionel Hampton, who will be
honored by President and Mrs.
Reagan at a White House recep-
tion. There will be a concert
hono ring composer Aaron
Copland , presentations of
traditional Japanese drama.
dance and music , and a
performance by t he National
Symphony Orchestra.
ln its fir.;t decade. the Ken·
nedy Center has sur vived
mounting I a bor costs and
strikes, a nagging construction
de bt and a leaky roof which cost
Congress more than $4 mituon to
fix.
There were some memorable
moments. too:
The hush of the audience
after the curtain fell on the rirst
performance of "Ma ss,··
followed by a thunderous. half·
hour standing ovation.
Executive director Martin
Felnsteln's feat in bringing La
Scala to the Opera House for its
first American appearance dur-
ing the Bice ntennial in 1976.
a fter the Italian government had
canceled the visit for lack of
money.
-President Nixon's arrlval
alone and unannounced from the
White House al midevening lo
attend a miUtary band concert
already under way. lt was not ,.
"Our houses are so costly to
operatl' that some shows just
won·t come here anymore,··
Stevens said
Artistically. some critics say
the Kennedy Center has been a
disappointment in recent years.
They lament Stevens' taste for
plays that are old , familiar and
frequently English, with leading
roles filled by bi~ names from a
bygone era
Ticket prices for a musical at
the Kennedy Center still are
about $6 to $8 cheaper than a $30
ticket on Broadway. The center
offers half-price tickets lo the
elderly, s tudents and low·
lncome patrons. • •
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 6, 1981
Aln Gu.nnn. an officer m the Elk Creek Club for Indians. and Jarvis Door . .1 ,
prepare to rehearse prior to pow·wow m Eastern Montana Both are wearing
t rarlit 1onal dress
Indians to preseroe
traditional na1ne s
CROW AGENCY, Mont. <APJ -A
century after yielding their sacred
lands, the American Indians are
quietly but proudly fighting to save
their colorful native names.
"If you're call ed Smith. you don 't
get a second look. But if your name is
Runs Above , you might have a
problem getting credit, a job. or an
a partment, .. said Carson Walks Over
the Ice. a J4.year·old Crow Indian
whose ancestors scouted for Gen.
George Armstrong Custer's ill·fated
cavalry
Bending to press ure, many
tribesm en changed their names
decades ago to avoid discrimination
and bureaucratic red tape. said
Walks Over the Ice.
"My father·in·law is Thomas Bull
Over the Hill. .. explained Walks Over
t he Ice. "but he's known legally as
Thomas Bull When he came to the
agency, the government changed his
na me to Boli var Hill. Why?" Be·
cause it sounded like Bull Over Hill.··
A new generation has stopped
s urrendering the traditional names,
s aid Walks Over the Ice
"The young guys are saying it's
not so bad being an Indian. In my
dad's day. you were frowned upon,
and there was discrimination." he
said.
Partly since his own name was
lost, George Hogan. 71. a former
tribal leader ~o farms near Custer
Battlefield, supports the efforts to
preserve the treasured names.
"My father's name was Long Time
Ago Bear. But a major at the Carlisle
Indian School named -hi m Hogan
because he relt Long Time Ago Bear
was too long. He told my father. 'You
are entering modern civi lization.' "
After being settled on reservations.
the modem Indian usually kept his
given name. but received a first
name.
Sometimes. new names we re
·bestowed on a whim.
' "A friend of mine was told his
name was too long, .. said Walks Over
the Ice .. Because he came into town.
they gave him the last name or Town
and because he was carrying a
,Winchester rifle, they made his first
name Winchester.
"My grandfather was the first in
the family to have a first name," re·
called Walks Over the Ice. "He was
named Louis . Hi s mother was
Crooked Face. The Walks Over the
Ice name is only two generations
old."
Oliver Salisbury Pease. 60. got his
name from Major Fellows Pease,
who served as the first agent at the
Crow reservation shortly aft er the
Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876.
From his white great.grandfather.
who took an Indian wife. Pease tn·
herited baldness. To remedy the
problem, the 6·foot·31 i. 280-pound
Pease a ttends traditional tribal
d a nces wearing a black wig he
purchased at K-Mart
"My grandfather was Whiteman
Runs Him. a Custer scout and keeper
of the sacred tobacco medicine bun-
dle. Some of my first cousins hav~
shortened the name to Whiteman
Many found the long names to be a
burden with documents ... said Pease
Today, most Crow children receive
second names from a respected
elder.
"Indian tradition calls for you to
live by your name, .. said Hogan,
whose grandfather named him
Yellow Rabbit "because he wanted
me lo be kind.''
Dana Goes Ahead, a Crow youth,
lived up to his name as one of Mon·
tana's top high school distance run
ners this year. His great-grandfather
was Goes Ahead, one of Custer's top
scouts.
Leonard Mountain Chief is a
Blackfoot t ribal leader. Randy Falls
Down excels as a high school football
lineman. Gary Not Afraid was a
rodeo standout. Larry Pretty Weasel
shined as one or the state's greatest
basketball players. Paul Bad Horse.
a convict al the Montana State
Prison. is one of the state's top box
ers.
Remnants of rich history. the list
goes on: Pretty On Top, Old Coyote,
Bad Bear, Pretty Paint, Old Dwarf.
Crooked Arm. Yellow Eyes. Rides
Horse and Turns Plenl v.
Pease said he is confident the
names will endure.
"They are an important part of our
culture . It would be a tragic loss."
Jaycees reorganize
Splinter group forms over ban of women
PITTSBURGH IAP) -Former
)nembers of Jaycees chapters in four
cities. who quit that group because or
~ts ban against women. have formed
'an organization called Vector'h\.
ternationa I.
Kathleen Murray. 29. of suburban
O 'Hara Township was elected pres1·
dent of Vector International at a con·
atitutional convention here attended
by 100 delegates from Pittsburgh,
Philad e lphia , C hicago and
Rochester, N.Y .
After considering about 100 names,
the group decided on Vector Intema·
SJonal, which is broadly defined as a
force or influence.
I Ms. Murray said the group will
al so address th e iss ue of a
metropolitan organization for young
business people and will center Its
->activities In major cities.
It was the dispute between the
Jaycees' urban and many rural
groups over the laaue of female mem·
bers that led to the formation of Vee·
\qr.
RetofnJUon of the role of women tn
Vector was reflected by the eleclloo
oi two other women u otn~ra. Eva
Jlaczkows~I of P hiladelphia WH
elected vice president and Donna
Wiendrich of Chicago was named
secretary. Philip Majeski or Pitts·
burgh was elected treasurer.
Kepresentat1ves • rrom Ha1t1more,
Atlanta and Cincinnati attended the
meeting, although their groups have
not joined Vector. Ms. Murray said
groups in about 40 other cities are
considering affiliation.
The U.S. Jaycees. who have reject·
ed female members three times in
recent years. are conducting a mail
ballot on the issue.
The national organization revoked
the charter of the Pittsburgh Jaycees
last January because the local group
opened its membership t.o women in
1975. Charters were also revoked in
Philadelphia. New York and
Rochester. N. Y.
Casitws rake it in
CARSON CITY (AP> -Nevada
c:asinol raked ln a record $2.4e billion
from luckle11 1amblera in fltcal
1-..i, PQltinc what atat. olfitlala
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gain over the prior yea~.
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ESTATERS
LOW , LOW
DOWN New listing w /fantasllr
rmanc. Super 4 Bd. ram
rm home on l'UI se.sac
st. E.side CM Mama
Redick 631-1266.
RVM*
Rt:\I TORS
2LOTS
E.ASTSIDE!
8u11der5 s~1al' l2.000
sq rt lot with older
home Owner frnanctng
Only S73.IXX> per lot Call
ror more details
546--2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
~m 6 UNITS ~~ Located in Npt Hgts
m~ these 2 Bdrm units are ~;~. truly pride or ownership
r<ll. The low interest loan ~~ ran be assumed and the
'11:11 owner will help rtnance
:;:; Call for more inrorma
lion . As king price
$495.000
THEIWFfS owe 1sr_
at low interest' Large J
Bdrm garden hom' on
g reenb elt Coty
fireplace. Lush planta,
priced for rast sale! On ly $199. 000. Ca u 67 J..85,SO
THE ~EAL
ESTATE RS
THIMCIM'9
TOWHHOMl7
Call the speclallsls at
the condominium In
formation center .
Touchltooe Realty .....,
llACH DUPLIX
$30 OOODOWM Juat 1d0 lttPt to un.d !
Hult a11um1ble Ill. owuer will carry 2nd. Lars• lot. Pritcd rt1ht ! .~II"*
THE F<EAL
ESTATE RS
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IA YFIOMT IBUC. $400.000
FOi qulCI ·SM.I
Owner will carry all financing. Low
down payment. Elegant 5 bdrm
remodeled decorator's home. Large
pier/dock. Priced at Sl.350,000 FEE.
OPIH S.A T /SUM I ·S .
l 14 MOIMIHG ST Aa CO.... SllorttJ
lllHD.A ~USS PITllSOM
760.104
COLDWIU IAHKll
AFFOIOABLE
2 Bdrm. l ba I yr old
Adult romplex Take
over ex1sung loan
..at.RED CARPET
•• 754-1202
OCEAHVIEW
$50,000 DOWN
In Corona del Mar' Al
tractive assumable 1st.
plus owner will t•arry
2nd Sunset views rrom
l1v 1ng, dining and
master bdrm Beautirul
grounds. Fee simple! Don't wail, call 673·8550
t!42§Ml
• $15KDOWH *
DESPHATl!
4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home
Assume lu·balance loan owe; straight note
SUCCESS REALTY
5'49-79!11
Pop-On is Dress
of the Year!
Ea s ier than easy.
quicker than quick•
There are no buttons
Zipper, (1tllng problems
All you do 1s .,.·rap and
sash through slits to nip waist Oet>p folds soften
shoulderi. Pnnted Pat
tern M 120 by Bert Geiger comes 1n Masses
S11es 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18
S1z.e 12 c bust 341 takes J
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Send S2 50 for this Prmt
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. $24,000down to
existing loan. Needs a bit or "T L.C".
Asking $120,000. Call Carey.
LEASE. Vour offices on Newport
Center On ve I nd udes phones &
receptiorust + mud1. much more. Call
Scotti.
NEWPORT HTS Offenng 2 s upe r
houses/both H2 lots. Super building
potential $160.000 each Carey o r
Seott1.
WATEIFIOMT DPLX
WITH 10.AT DOCK
4 & 3. 30' boat dock
IM0,000 Alltlus &owncr
will finance Jones Real
ty 673-6210
LtDOlSLI
Opeti s.t/S. l·S
2 14 Via Diton
200/oDoWft + owe l.Aftbtd
Wiffl no paytM11ts I!
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Hew Usttnq
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Fam km. ne.,. cx1er111r
pa1n1, some ne.,. c.irpct
quiet rul de sa1· W.ilk In
school~ ~hol>lo f1nJn1
1ng flextble jtnud
term i. ofrered JI
$134,950 Agt 549 1361\
2 ftEHIHSUU
POINT IARGAIHS
631-2242
LOOKING FOR
A B.ARG.AIM?
S99,500 Irvine 2 Bdrrn
l'Ondo, I level, nestled in
Iota or tall t rees
Enc losed gHagl'
shingled extenor. rlosr
to Woodbndge HJ gh and
Walnut Centershoppmg I '°'"" 75WOO Hli~il!I
MO QUAUFYIMG
$25 00() do.,. n .rnd no
4uahf)'lnll for this lo\l'I~
3 bdrm rul de sac: hom•·
Onl)' Sl29.SOO Call no"'
!1'19 SJ70
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
ASSUME 9>/40/o LOAH
Owner ... 111 carT} 2nd
No qualifying Ninh
decoruted 4 bdrm horn•·
14 llh lots or .imenitll''>
Only S128.90:1 Call loda}
!n9 ~370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Lin At The IHCh
Uni> SIO.OOJ do-.n 2 > r
old immaculate 2 BR :?
Ba mobile home Min
age 18 Small pet~ 0 1\
Mar} Jank Reallor
631 1094
car s·bikes·
·skateboards·
trucks·baby
carriages' tea
carts•trikes
rol lerskates •
walkers· toys
·wagons····
scooters· hot
rods· coupes·
trailers·hard
tops'
I ed Pattern to DAILY OWC BALANn
PILOT . Box 59. Old 10'~ Call no.,.• 4 Bk
Chelsea Sta . New York Mex1ean Villa, I hou~"
TOO GOOD
If it's got
wheels,
you'll move
it faster in a
Daily Pilot
cl.assified
ad. Call
642-5678 and a
friendly ad·
viserwill
help you
turn your
wheels into
cash.
NY 10113 Add SO<· for rrom poundinii ~urf
postage and s pecial I Secluded ma~ter retreat handhng Pnnt Name. With r1replan• :-;(' ...
Address. Zip, Style kitchen. dine on tried
Number and Size patio Hurr) Designer fashions at rar
r.rom·des1gner pmes• STEPS TO SAND
Send for emting NEW rtX ER 3 OK & OF~ 1981 PROMI NENT •· DESIGNER PATIERN needs your alt<'11llon Hr
CATALOG with over~ mg shovels a~d paint
fabulous designs from brush Mal<e SS ~ Owner
the top names All the will carr} Ot hl.,. in
newest soft. romant1t· terest
looks in Jackets. blouses. @ sk 1rts. pants. dresses '
P lus soc BON CS ·
COUPON for any pat·
Lem or your choice Send
for Boole 36 now.
MEWPOIT H ACH
FOi JUST SI lf,500
Walk to beach. Best buy in area. 3 bedroom 2
balh home. open beam
ceilings. secluded patio
Call 67S·SS11 ~l.
SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
714·63 1-6 990
TO LAST
lr11nt' 4 Bdrm
California home al encl
or 1 rec hned pride of
o.,. nersh1p l'UI de sa1
W3lk to In 111e ll1gh
Walnut Center shoppm11
l nbehe' ably pm•ed
onl) Sl2S.500 s:l!7S do.,. n
to \' ets or seller .,.,111 u~
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time advertised '
752·1700
THE REAL
ESTATERS
--c--:-:-----
lf you've nevtr placed a
Cl1ssll1ed ad. you 're m
the minonty• Try it once
and see how quickly you
get results . Phone
642-S678.
$99.000
UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW
Hard to find starter Townhouse 3
bedroom. Vacant. anxious high
assumable loan New Exclusive. Fabulous location
on a street to street lot with a
forever VJEW of Bay, Ocean and
night lights. Courtyard entry with
privacy and surrounded by mature
greenery. Amongst Million $$
homes, this subs tantial 2 Bdrm 2
bath home has room for expansion
't'in a superb location. Formal din.
rm + dlx. security system. 9>15.000
fee.
WATERFRONT HOMES. INl
R£AI C~TAH
315 Marone Ave
Balt>oa lslano
llR -ST.AITEI
Hard to find 3 BR with shade trees
in great Costa Mesa area -only
$145,000. Better hurry!
IYE-IYE
Sellers leaving country and must
leave behind their well located 3
Br .. Fam. Room. Close to pool &
tennis. NOW ONLY $169.000.
TllMS -TEIMS •
Imagine 4 BRS. Fam. Rm & Pool
just reduced to $265.000 with low
down and interest !
t
DESPEIATION
Hillside 3 BR with ocean and
canyon views. Seller will carry,
submit all orrers. Help! $200,000.
UqtJIDATIOM WI
4 BR. one story. Fam Rm corner
lot. Owner very motivated & will
help finance. Just $459,500.
VAC.AMT AMD LCNL Y
This best buy for a SBR pool & spa,
formal dining. ram. rm. home.
Owner very motivated. Only
1 ~.soo.
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TERMS!
Try w:: down Finanemg available to
qualiCied buyer. lmmaculat~ 3 Bdrm
home in Costa Mesa Don 't miss this one $109.SOO
644-7020
You've Arrived
at ...
LINDA ISLE
One of Newport's most presugious
homes on choice lot "1th view of the
ma in channel 4 bedroom<;. Priced
to sell immediately will
~xchange for residential or
commerc i al property. $1 895
million. Extlu ~i ve \\1th William
Cote
HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM ESTATE
Authentic Georgian colonial with
magnificent ~weeping views of the
ocean. 6000 sq ft and 6 bedrooms of
quality construction. Offered. at
S2.35 million Exclusive with
William Cote
BIG CANYON
Compltmentect hy 6 bedrooms.
ExecutiVl' family home right on the
18th fairway. Separate 2 bedroom
guest quarters and a very private
pool. Exclusive at St 7 million
Seller \\ill assist with fmant1ng
Open Sun :\Ion 12 4 •
8 Cypress Point. Big Canyon
BIG CANYON
O\'erlooktn~ the 7th green. th1l)
1Hchitettural masterpiece 1s
perfect for the executive .whose
famiJ~· is grown --1300 sq ft. c.uslom
sit-down bar for 10. magnificent
vaulted te1lings with open beam.5
and all the a men1t1e~ a custom
home should ha\'e. Exclusive at Sl.8
million and l)Cll er will finance lo a
qualified buyer.
Open Sun Monday 12·4
15 Royal St George. Big Canyon
BIG CANYON
Customized 3 bedroom home un a
corner lot with huge pool, spa and
sauna Dramatic 2 story living
room Pn\·aC\ Large assumable
loans Exclus'1ve al $895.000 '>'ith
immediate occupancy
BIG CANYON
A t·omma nd1n g vie" of the lst
fairwa\ Tud or cuslom, 5
bedrooms. 2 family room-; and a
brand new custom pool and spa. An
executi\'e offer ing at $2.3 million
with Sl I mlllton of as~umable
financing.
LIDO ISLE
A Medit e rran ea n c us t om 4
oodroom. 4 bath home \\o1lh pool and
spa Steps to Lido"s tennis court.
Huge assumable loan. Owner will
assist in the balance. Pnced to sell
al $fl25,000.
Open Sunday 1 to 5
204 Via San Remo
VILLA BALBOA
Nearly 2000 sq ft ~f lu~urious
cuslomized fealures mcludmg two
separate mCJ ster suites. and a large
entertaining area and huge Arizona
nagstone pattO . . all m a gated
community A S 148,000 assumable
loan at 12', awaits the shrewd
buyer. Priced al $275.000.
NEWPORT CREST
This is the best two bedroom bu y in
Newport Bea c h. Located on a
greenbelt . featurin~ .v aultea
ceilings and slep·down hvmg room,
this townhome is underpriced at
$165,000.
MESA VERDE
Three bedrooms and a private yard
with brick BBQ on a cul-de.sac for
$144 .900. An assumable loan of
$98.500 awaits the smart buyer.
Best buy in Costa Mesa.
WESTCLIFF
Two bedroom, 2 bath condo. Large
assumable loan with low interest
rate. $129,500.
Open Sunday I to 5
1214 Rutland Road, Unit 5
2075 Sin Jo1quln Hiiie Rd .
Acro11 from BIG CANYON
Newport BHch
840-Sm
OPEN HOUSI
Top of Spyl(lass, gort(eous custom
eslalt-. Ocean and harbor views,
ultimate design & decorating, 4 Bdrm
31-, Ha , formal dining OWC $850.000.
H >duced lo $1,395,000 Open Sunday
I 5 "l Muir Beuch
DRASTIC REDUCTIOH
Most popular 5 plan with spectacular
greenbelt and view location 3 Bdrm + family room . Now only $345.000.
t::xcellenl tl'rms.
WATERfRONT -Will TRADE
Luxurious french Normandy 5 Bdrm
5 Hath estate with slip for 50' boat
Will trade for smaller home or Ulcome
proµerty or sell for 20''{ do~ and
('a rry bulunt·e at 12', Priced at
Sl.675.000
BLUFFS BAY VIEW
JUST LISTED. 2000 sq ft. beautiful end
unit 3 bdrm. 21 ~ bath. spectacular
view. Lovely entrance. large enclosed
patio. Good terms
OPEN 1-5 653 VISTA IONITA
IEST IUY. 2 bdrm overlooking wide '
grt•enbelt. Excellent ter~ St:m,500.
HELEN B. OOWD
REALTOR, INC. 644·0134
List & luy With T1w ~
OCliMFtlOHT
Duplex 3 Br 2 Ba upper \\1th sundeck
2 Br 2 Ru lower \.\.1lh pm ale patio
deck. Both compktely furnished. 4 car
garage. T:.ikl' over $425.1100 lo<1 n
including 12:1 1', (fixed l for 30 vears.
Asking $.595.000.
W>.TERFROHT
DUPLEX, WITH PISl Ir SUP
Remodeled tone\\ in 1976 from curb lo
ne"' pier including custom tiled spa,
slain gl:.iss & even electric powered
dra\\ drap~s 3 car garnge with
add111onal 3 t'a r off street park1n1?
f>t'I f(.'ct local1on $695.000
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport ll•cl CGrMr 30th
Pete Barrett Realty
presents
DOVER SHORES
This 3 Bdrm and den home offer:>
new carpet!-i and drape~. lots of
brick. hi gh ceilings. ~pa t1ous
kitchen and a large yard. s.525.000
includes the land
1393 Gmaxy Dr .• HB
IEST IUY MES.A VERDE
Sa\·e in Lhis ~pacwus 4 Rdrm 2 bath
and family room beauty. Proven
neighborhood . exrt>llent for
c hildren Easy maintenance.
2862 Tabaqo, CM Opeft S.. 1-5
WESTCLIFf FRENCH REGENCY
Over 3600 sq ft.. featurmg 5 Bdrm 4
bath . la rgt' custom kitchen and
large fa mil y room Boal storage
and more. $439.000
1500 HiC)Mand, HI Opeft S-1-5
HEW LISTIHG-WIMILE:DOH VILLAGE
New home 4 Bdrm 21 ~ bath, Plan C.
Community pool <1nd Lennis. 30 year
fixed financm~ Sl99.000
3475 W"'dsor Ct .. CM()peft S-. 1·5
NEWPORT SHORES
This 4 Bdrm 2 bath waterfront
home offers 2 swimming pools and
tennis in quiet community. All for
$250,000 with great financing too!
IAYSHORES
Custom French Normandy cottage
with stone fireplaces. Copper sinks
and sunlit breakfast nook. set in a
woodsy setting in an exclusive
be.ach community with security.
J.ASMINE CHEK-4l.AN 2
See this gorgeous 2 Bdrm 2 bath
home with formal dining room, den,
2 fireplaces and spa. Price reduced
to $355.000 owner financing.
.AH ORIGIN.AL
Quaint. unique look -car~f~lly
cared for 4 Bdrms. den. dining
room and new kitchen. Really
something special !
• HOMES •
TURTLE ltOCk
GLEH TOWMHOME
Beautiful .Jasmine Modl'I 2 bdrm t
den with dt'lightful b<.lt'k yan1 Grt'al
fin anl·1ng Assume 12 1::', loan &
owner w11l rarry 2nd T 0
PEHIMSUU POINT DUPLEX
One of llw very few duplt>xes within
Lht· t•ovc nanl of J'(•ninsula Point 4
bdrms up wi th :1 hath::,, J h<lrms & 2 o:.i
angle this do\\ n & a I C'~lr ga1·agt• on J
lot
LIDO ISLE
fk d1u:ed $25,000. Ownt•r 1s mo\'mg
East 4 bdrm . 3 bath, :l C"ar garage
lmestment on 40' corner h>t OWXER
~toT I v A'n:u for l'l't'atM· financing
at excellt>nl pt•rc·enlJgt• rale Call
ntJW 1
IEST IUY OM LIDO
Pritcd lor 1mnwllwtl' action ~l'" I~
f 1mshed 4 bdrm dream home on extra
\\1de lot <h1.ner ver) llM1vated, \\Ill
help fi11:.in<'C' Subm11 .111 ofll•rs Onl~
Sfi50.ooo
DOVER SHORES AJtU
I vear old 4 bdrm, 31 ;,! b:.ith, hbr;in , 3
firepla ces Professionally decorated
formal di 11mg, lam1l y k1ttht•n & large
den .
CAREFREE LIVING OH UDO
111 tl11s :! bdrm l'07.\' charmt.•r on extra
\\-ldt· lot \\Ith largt• patio Extra
1>:.irking SJJal'l' or small boat storage
EXCELLEMT FIN.ANCIMG
FIXER UPPB
Large 5 bdrm. formal dining room
plus hon us room Lot<.1tt><I on pool s1 tt'
rnrnl'r lot O" nt.'r moll\ ull'U. Ask111g S34~J.OOO
20% DOWN 13° o IMTBlEST
ON LIDO
"111 mo\ t.' ~ ou nghl into tl11~ -;puc1ou::.
·I bdrm homl'. OWNE R \'EH \'
MOT!\'ATED S11hm11 ull of(ers
tod:.i~ flurry'' Tomonuw m:.i~ be too l<tt(' I I
* CONDOS *
MEWPORT CREST CONDO
3 bdrm wi th J bath, wet ba r, 2 patios.
Quiet end unit. walk to beach. pool
<In d tennis ASSU :\I E LOAN Nu
pre-pa~ ment pemtll) A must tu see
MESA WEST CONDOS
\\\• ha\'l· Ii hrand Ill'\' 2 bdrm rnndos
ll'lt From SIJ!J.000 to Sl!!7.noo (':ill
1\0\\
673-7300
3377 VIA LIDO. NEWPORT BEACH
CLASSIC ELEGANCE
Wh en compariwn!> are e'<hau~led lh1'
mrrt'd1bh ~uu11lul homr ~lamb atont' m 11~
arrh11ectural unir1ueness m 11s charm and
elegance 1n 11i. "armlh all(! rumfnrt
Or1gmal 1n l'\Cr~ rt>specl, 1t comhme!". classic
old European i.tyllng with l'Very modern
convenience available. Superb C'raltsmansh1p
and mellrutous d1•ta1hng as "ell as exqws11e
decorating ha' r produced J I rut) grand
manor.t ype home that 1'111 always be
considered onr of thr finest mansions m Oran~!'
County.
Breathtaking' IC'l'S lrom almost ever> "1ndo".
11utstand1ng lantlsrap1ng l'llh automalll
sprinklers and 11 gorgeous pool fur1her enhanre
1h1s very special res1denrr Sper1al featuru
include a labulous master llt'droom sune, 1
massive fireplaces, wme 1·ellar l'1th separote
tasting room, 4 bedrooms, G bathrooms . 6400 sq
ft, sttur1ty syMem~ and much mure
Large AITD loan al 12'. mt ~ a\a1lal>le
Trade considered
Rick .Alderetff, Realtor 731 -4444
llG C.AHYOH EXCLUSIVE
Beautiful Deane Townhome
overlooking the 18th fairway. ~
sq. ft. or perfection by a leadmg
interior designer. The large 1st
floor mas ter s uite opens. ~o a
sheltered spa, there are 2 additional
used brick patios, & French d<>?rs
open to a secluded upstairs
sundeck. This former rm~~l has
been customized & mod1f1ed &
appears t o be ri~ht out of
Ar c h ite ct ura l Diges t. Good
financing avail. Now $640,(XX).
LUCY ROSI '44-t617
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
H A Y S I N
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OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
2067 VIST.A DEL ORO
ILUFFS
OPEN SUH l·S
VIEW: I.A Y AND CITY LIGHTS
Gorgl'ous Vtt•w From. 'This Sin¥1l'
Lev(•I T\\ o !it'd rnom. 1 wo Bath Enct
L'n1t Deto1 <• lo1 W:.illµapl'rs &
l> r a pt• s I' I .rn t <t t 1 on Shull l' 1 s
&·1>aralt• :'II ask r Sull 1• Sho\\' l.11-.l'
i\ Jl'\\l•I' $25:1.IJIHI .\ .lo~ ()I
:\t•\\ purl J.i ,t 1ng
314 AVEHIDA CUMERE
BLUFFS
OPEM SUH 1.5
END UMIT
\'ucunt. ~:.ts) T11 Sl'l' l·:xn•llent
Fina11l'mg. Bright & t'ht·1.•1·ful 11lrl'l'
h l' d r o o m E n ti l• II I t W I t h
Wrap i\rnuncl T'at10 011 Lu'h
<;ret:'nht•lt I.a rgt• \ssumal>lc• Loa11
With Fixt•d H<ltt· O"lll'r Will C;irr~
&-concl S2'..M .:loo
2000 BARRAMC.A
I LUFFS
OPEN SUM 1-S
Hnght & ,\1ry Thrt.'l' &·droum 1-.;nc.l
t.Jnil On G ret•n bell W 11 h Sunny Deck
& Open Bc:.i m Ceiling 1..oC"att•c.l Or)
(luiet Cul de ~at· :-it.·.1r Pool "&
Tennis O\\ner \\'111 <"arr~ Al 13 5 '
S169.9CKl
IRAMD MEW LISTIMG!
A Rarl' Opportun1l~ To Mmt• Into
Harbor \'1l'"' IJ ilb ,\l An r\fford:.ihll•
Pm·t:' Extra L<irgt• Lot For Famil\
EnJoyml·rtt \ml Pm·:.iC'~ Th \t'l'
Hedrooms & F::tmdy Hoorn l·or
On I~ S290. 000.
llG CANYON
VIEW!
Beautiful \'t.•rsallles ~lodl'I On
Quiel Cul dl' Sac W1dt· Wmchng
Sta1rwu~ With Spt.·<·la<·11lar·
Suspended Walk w:.iy o, ~·rlook1ng
Marble Enlr~· 1\nd Sparnm:-. L1n11g
Room. Ell'gant Feature' <iarc1en
Kitchen. Den With F1replac·e. Hugt:'
Master Su1ll'. Highly Landscaped
Garden With Paddle Tl•nnis Courl
Great \'II'\\ ' Spt'titil Vinanrmg
A\'ailablt· $875.000
THE .AMllEMCE OF U COST A
In A Knul l A bo\'e The G<>lf rourst'
This Home Offers All The Elrguncl'
And Tranquility For \Vh1eh . La
C o s t a I s F a m o u ~ F 1 n <'
Appomlmenls In clude A ~larbl<'
FoH~r. Gold Plated T11l's. F1xlurt•'>
And Hana Painted Porcelain Uo" 1:-.
ldeul Home For Entertaining . Built
Around /\ Sparkling Pool And Spa
Priced To Sell $650.0m
SPECIAL CUSTOM IAYFROHT
FEE L.AHD
Four Yt'ars Old . Cathedral Ceilings,
Parquet floors & New Ca rpels
Lots Of Wood & Glass. Three
Bedrooms & Con\·ert1ble Den. 31 ~
Baths. Sl'parale Dmmg. Huge
Familv Room With Wet Bar
Kitchen With Pantry. Breakfast
Room. Sauna Study. Three-Car
Garage. Wood D~ck Overlooks Ba y
& Dock. Owner Will Carry Large
Second. Sl.600.000.
COROM.A DEL MAit INCOME
Huge Dup lex Overlooking Bay.
Ocean And Breakwater. llas To Be
On e o r Th e Finest lnrome
Properties In Corona del ~ar
Master Units Have An Ocean View
-Built On An Ov-e rsized lot. Call
For Details.
MES.A YHOE
Beautiful Gontemporary Home In
Costa Mesa ·s Best Area. Features
·Include Five Large Bedrooms. Two
Impressive Fireplaces. Gorgeous
Living Room & Family Room.
Skylights. Wall Covermgs, Wet Rar
-Fantastic! Priced At S2ZJ.SOO.
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759-9100 uc_,.. ... ,....
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LINDA ISLE MASTEIPIECE .
Fmesl location on all Lim.I.a. 76 of
Inn front Houm for ui> to 85 yacht 6
lk;clrooms. 7 Uath~. b1llwrd room, lrg.
bar & TV room. wi ne l'ellar, _form~!
l.lillln~. Sl'P ~uesl w1111:1. maid s qtrs.
Bob nl' Dovil' Koop. 75!.I 1221
RVM* Of Newport Beach . ...
M 0 D E L' H 0 M E -
• BEST VIEW LOCATION
lhghly upgr.a<led 4 bedroom and
lam1h room homt! locatl'd on the fonm~r model -;trt't:'l of Spyglass
11 111 Thi ... honH· has <111 the
amenit ws v1111 \\ ould want . large
familv room with wet l.>:Jr and cozy
llSt•d "IH'll'k I 1rl'plael'. l:.irgl' yard
'w\llh :-.p~1 ancl a lt·rrif1t· ~ronl row
, H''w\ 111 th<· oc-f•;rn and c·1t~ lights.
l'r1tcd lo sl'll lasl at $62!1,()(Xl.
URGE FAMILY HOME ON THE IAY
E11 Jo.' wall'rlronl ll\'lng on L~do I~le
1n lhts tant<1,l1t· i llt·droom Colomal
stvlt• honw \\llh ftl'Oth doors. shut·
tl'rs. and ust•d hntk p:.illo. Large
hakom oll mastl'r ht.'Clroom over-
lookl) ti1t• wat l'I' an<f tht· l>rt\•ate san-
dv bl'al'h Tl11s un1qu<.• home on :.in
o\·t'rs11ed lol I'> ull'al for lamlly II\
mg ,111d i·nt1•rt;iin1ng on the huy
Sl .7f1<1,0IKJ
FANTASTIC FIHAHCING IN ~LUFfS
Bl'aulllul J hl·droom end unil \\1lh
\HUI) ~•rnung p:.it10 Assumable lst
TD and 11\\nt'r ,,111 c:i1Ty a large
st•t·ond tk ... 1rubll· Ch-lores model
S2 rn .500 Opt•n Sund ti" I 5 400 V1st~1
()wnta
SUPER LOCA.TIOH
Ltdu Isle .west end of island
Commu111t\ beuch at each end of
stn·el. ·thr : :i1 • ba , gourmet kitchen.
w.dl l'CI µat10 Community tennis,
\at·ht l'lub Submit al l of fer s plrrt·ha:.t.• lease ..
tradl' o\\ ncr tr~JtlH· and anx·
1ou' "111 hl'lp fmanl'e S.'>50.000.
Open SundJy 1-5 11 5 \·1J Wazier~
BUILDERS DELIGHT
Douhll' lot on thr pn·m1er street in
th(' l>e!-it ~l'\\ port Ht•1ghts location
Thcsl' an• 2 lcg<il lots 'w\1lh 50 feet of
lootagt• l'ath There are 3 income
units that p.1~ a good rental income
Call for mon• information. $3.50,000
BIG CAHYOH
.\ l'llSLom Frenl'h provtncial home
on thl' 8th fair\\ a' \\llh 5 bedrooms.
nchl.' µam•led hbrar~. large family
room ''1th used hri<'k fireplace.
bu11l in 'w\t•t bar ancl \\ood beamed
n•tl1ngs Furm<JI II\ mg and dining
room,, \\Ith marhlt' rireplace and
ln•nl'h door'> to thl' palln "1th \\Cl
bar. bhq .• incl JC1l'llZ71
COUNTRY FRENCH
8.'i', f111.1n c·ing <1vailable at 13'. for
JO \e;ir.., on this beaut1fuJ custom
horrw in this c>.clusne guard gated.
\\aler·Onented co mmunity. New.
countrv fn·nl'h estate. 4150 sq. ft
\\1th th(' fmesl appoint ments and
traflsmansh1p 4 br , 312 ba .
spac1ou ... family mom. hbrar~. 4
f1replan·s and Inti-more S745.000
SPACIOUS FAMILY UVIHG
7 hr, ~1.! bu. Spyglass home with
~pac1ou!-i , thought ully designed
nnorplan that gives you room to
lne Luxurious features such as
hardwood floo rs, custom shutters.
separate maid ·s quarters. full y
equipped kitchen with additional
Jenn Atrl' range. custom oak
bookcases. large family roo m and
bonus room are but a few of the out
St<:1nding features of ltus beautiful
Sou thport model. $675.000. Open
Sal. Sun , Mon 2-6 25 Bodega Bay
CLASSIC LIDO l.Sl.E
The lif estvle of this enchanting and
elegant h
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ornl' wi II hold you in its
grasp immediately. With its 5
spacious beclrooms and 3 fireplace s
you arc trul y 1n a realm of
soph1st1calion Dislincll\'e french
doors and plantation shutters add
only to the total beauty of this
home. Oecome one of the few who
can enjoy thi s classic area $725.000.
ORIGIN.Al. ILUffS
2 bedroom H plan with partial view
of the back bay lovely upgrades
including new carpet and dish·
washer. delightful deck for view·
ing sunsets. Large patio on lush
green~lt. pool and putting green.
Excellent financing $230,000.
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Real Estate
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Four doors from So. Bayf ront on
Balboa Island Owner will consider
trade for a nythm~ of value. Includes
pl:1ns for new duplex $5.50,000
HUHTIMGTOM IUCH CONDO
$119.500 Pool. assu m;.i hie
OPEN SUMDAY l·SPM
4511 CAMDEN Cameo Shores
View ~ Shde open roor $925.000
OPEN SUNDAY l·SPM
1724 PORT SHF:FFIELO .t OR.
pool. guesl houst> $350.(XXJ.
Of'~ SUMDA Y I ·SPM
1827 PORT Tl FFIN Heaut. up-
graded Somc•rset $339.500.
1533 MIRAMAR
Peninsula l'omt. Spanish Cal.a 5
BR, 5 vrs new Mot 1\'aled sellt:>r.
Bring your off(•r S45!.l.5fK.I
REDUCED TO Sl 18,000 FEE
WHA rs UNIQUE
AIOUT UNIQUE
Cll!o'.AM l'l' .. 'F l'J
E A S T II I. l' F F
Cunlt'mporar) !>l)ll' J
b•lrm . 1wv. !'aq.11·i-
sk yht(hls, lw;h land~l·ap
1ng surround1n1? ~u~·1
pallo & 1'1.1.'>LOm part 1 size spa A~~llrlll'
Sl48.000 al 10 75', ,,,~
IOI? $329.IW ft't'
Yl)l 'LL 1.ov .. : 11 . I
bdrm, 2': ba. l'alermo
Wooden entry & l'ou11111
k1L(•hcn ram1ll' room
with v. et bar ·a. tol\
f I r e p I a l' t' \ 'i SU OH
$184,000 l'ff~'l11 e rail' ol
12 5': A~kmg tl?.!.t"KI
fet'
1\SSU ~ E $186.000 ,\ 1
10« lmmarula\\•
~::islblurf 3 bdrm home
with ramlly room
Man1t'ured pool S•H
vard and patio hall• beauuful sunset ~1ew~
Only S265.000
For add11Jonal utfo call
Laraine Shaw al 615-0000
THAT'S WHAT'S
UNIQUE AIOUT
Ulllll(.J t lit"ttS
Realtors. 675-6000 Cameo Hi ghlands fixer. Some
view. Seller moti\'alcd' l111!1!1!!!!!!!!!1-lll!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll'•I
HST IUY IM CAMEO SHORES
Spectal'ular vie\\. pool. $95.000
fee ~lotivatcd sellt.·r. 20', down
Great potL1ntial for expansion
5'YGLASS FOREVER VIEW
Mint <·ond111crn Pool. !'IJ):.t
$35.000
GERRY & CHRISTA
STARNES COMPANY
675-3411
LOOICIMG FOR
A IARGAIM?
EASY TUMS?
EASYDOWM?
t'olh.•i:c Park 3 BH''
Huntmgtoo Bl·h 2 St~
Costa ~h·~J Conclo 3 HI<
Vlt>\\ + 2 UH CO:'\ 1)0" I
• M t'Sa \'t•rc1t• :1. 1'11111
Sp:i''
Call 1mml'11at~h
For con.~ultallon
Have l>Umt>thmJ! ~ 011
want to wll '' Clas~1fl~J1
ads do II wdl fi-12 51ii!I
OCUM VIEW NORTH UGUMA Outstanding 4
Bdrm rnstom home Extra large street lo street
lot on ocean~u.le ol highway merely steps to lhl'
beach S685.000
WATERFRONT DUPLEX 2 Bdrm plus barhelor.
both unit~ with brick fireplaces Pier and lloat
"1th room fort wo boats. S-150.000
TURnEROCIC HIGHLANDS Highly attracti\'e
:\lacGregor 111 the Highlands. We have 13 p
financing. 80 p loan, 5 year term. The best
financmg a\a1lahle
ARCHITECTS SEE THIS OHE Top lorat1uns . a
('OLlµle ot doors from the pvt beach 111 thl•
t•x<'lust\'t.' guarded comm of Bayshores. Easy to
remodel :l Bdrm. 21 ~ bath home S..175.000
BAYSHORES 3 Bdrm 21 ~ bath home. steps
from the pri\'ate beach 1n this exclusi\'e
guarded tommun1ty. S375.000
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -Located on a nice
street rn old CdM Good rental income, secluded
owners unit. 2 fireplaces. $325.000.
LUSIC HARIOR VIEW HIUS Lo\'ely 3 Bdrm plus
lam.Jly room. beautifully landscaped. pool sized
lot. New carpets lhruout, bright and cheerful,
immaculately maintained. Owner will assist in
financing. $299,500
COSTA MISA -Air filtered & cond .. 4 Bdrm
Hall of Fame home. Remodeled kitchen,
hardwood floors, xlnt comer lot. Near schools
from kindergarten through college. Try yo ur
VA for a low down . $134.900.
CdM IUILDAILE LOT -South of Highway, good
location R 2. le\'el $230.tXX> Walking distance
to shops Submit on terms.
UGUMA IUCH 3 bdrm 2 bath home with spa
and wetbur. Lo\'ely ocean view. Move in
condition Xlnt financmg. Owner w/ carry at
14' r. S22<J.500.
OWNER WANTS TO NEGOTIATE -On this de-
corator perfect Spyglass home. 3 Bdrm plus
famjly room. pool and spa and add1t1on on
garage suitable for office. $S75.000.
ASSUMAILE 14>/4% FfMAMCIHG REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949~ MESA VEIDE
First TD approx1mult'ly $90.000 3
Hdrm 2 bath, nl·w roof. lttrgc yard .
Asking $12~.900 For more
mlormat1on , tall 540 1151
FIMAHCIMG HAS MEVH HIM EASIH •• OWHH
1 FfHAHCIMG IS QUICk, CLUH AHD UMCOMrllCATIO.;
.MOST OF THESE nu.as WtU ADAPT THE SALE OF
THEIR HOME TO A IUYER'S AllUTY TO r>.Y .. rLUSE
PHONE US FOR EXCITING DETAILS. ENTERT AIMERS DB.IGHT
EASTSIDE
OPEH TODAY 1-5
Assurnahh• \'I H fin:ml'ing availa ble on
this t harmmg. light and airy home
~·t.'aturmg I Bdrm, plus ram1ly room ,
\'ndoM•d t•o11rtyard, lovely bat'k yard
v.1th Koi pon<l Asking $188.400 For
;1pp11111t11u·nl to !»l'l'. tall 540-1151
OPEN TODAY 1·5
COME WITH US ••• T~" I~\(\._ Ill.TUA l'llAHM f lVF:
UEUIWOMS llARDWOOI' (\ V,,, FIHEl1l.AI 1-:~ Li':Al>EU
t;t,ASS \\ INUOWS l'f ~ \) .d 'OI HI
1818 GLENWOOD L.~ •....•.•.•.•••••.•••••.. S49S,OOO
C-2 LOT UNIQUE IM OLD CDM Ar('htlet:l s own
c us t u m h o m e G rt' a t I' a b i n t' t s .
lightm~. skylights, t"rent'h ules. two
f1rcplal'cs Supl'r South ol l11gh" ay
lot'at1on $525 .0011 Sl'l' ~larilvn •wu~~l'lot at 3117 Po111se1t1a ·
ll1gh tr a ff it· c·ou nt 62.GX307 Lot.
Existing house on property Flexible
u.sci, Ownc1 w1 II consider carrying 1st
TD Asking $199.500. Call 540-1 151
COME WITH US •.. TO DOVEtt SHORES. FA:'ltll.V OfUt:;NTED
f'Ul:H rn;oHOO\fS t.11n:1.Y LllNl'IG \"I[) FAMll.Y
llOOMS SEPAllATE llHt-:\KJ-'i\ST JHIO\I lMltl\ H00\111'\ TllREE
l'AR GARAGE L'Pl'EH H.n \IF\\
2012 SANTIAGO DRIVE ................ FEE LAND $490,000
UNIQUE IH IRVIHE TERRACE
Ueaut1rully remodclt•d and rumpletel~
decorated three l>edroom plus home
Pool. ~µa. private, and a t\·rrific
location You 'll "ant to moH• right in ~
$395.000 Fl•c See Pat Mt:>IT\ ul 1315
Santanclla Tl'r1 al'l' ·
UNIQUE IH OLD CORONA DB. MAR
Completely n·modeled msidl' and out .
11i hlllrh to heal'h. Bt:>aut1ful 3
bedroom. 3 bath perfcc:l 111 l'\'ery
deta ii $550,000 f l'l' See Sara Stefl al
317 Poinsl'lt w
UNIQUE ON THE IA Y Tcrnfit· floor
pie.in that lt:>aturcs a master bedroom
su1lt• and a tkn Commuruty pool and
spa. ;rnd th e 1·harm of hvmg on thl'
I.Hi\ 1h'sl ol l' ,. er vt h111g qua IJty .
$318 0011 SL•e ~us an l·forcll'r al 1014
l!<.iy!'ltlll' ('o\ t' 1-:J..,t
UNIQUE IM HARBOR VIEW HOMES
t'ompan• and ~<H'l' This lo\'ely
Carml'I modt?I. three l.x•drnom . t\\o
bath. ftreplatl:' homt' t<1n be yours for
only $229.500. Exn·lll'nl f111anc.:mg. Sc•e
!Jonna Sehroedt>r al 2016 Po11 Bristol.
U~l()Uf tif)Mf \
REALTORS. 675·6000
2443 lot Cou1 Hlghw•v. Coron• d,I M•t
Wf HAVE SO Of-THE HST LISTINGS IM TOWM
R(<;IOHHIAI MfAI f<,IA!f <;~Rll•Cf <; I
/JeJi/Ja'lcreJI Value I
Frem·h doors from d1rnn~ room.
k1tcht.>n. f:.1m1h room & master
su1lt• all IL"aci "to lmek & latticed
patio \\Ith lon·ly plantings. Custom
built. outstanding quality. ready to
mo\'c into 2 add1ttonal bdrms & 3
l>aths Owner w1 II consider all
offers S.125~00
E~anor lowit
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
$37,000 DOWN BUYS THIS $540,000 GEM
A~ you c.·1irvt' up the prin1te drive of this
Br<;nd new natural wood home nestled in
thE' h1lb of S<in Juan Capistrano, you
tan ·1 mis~ tht• s pec·tal'ular ,·ie\\' The
tnlcnor 1s a dt•corators delight of warm
carthtoncs "t1shcd in light from the
sk~ lights 1n the soaring cathedral
ceilings. Surrounclrd by natural wood
d e l' k 1 n !! a n cl l u '' m a 1 n t e n a n c c
landstapmg, 11 ·s vatant and ready to
mo,·e in . Call for an appointment lo scC'
this one ol a kind custom home \\1th
11wred1ble terms 963-5671
HERITAGE
REALTORS
PROPOSED CUSTOM WlTH 180
VIEW
Top uf the hill in Emerald Ray
will soon he thts elegant 3800
sq fl euslorn home View
from t•\ en room Loads of
glass and dl·tk 111 g w pvt yard.
This home has it all' Print .
only
UHIELIEV AILE FINAHCIMG
On this 4 Bdrm. 2 story bearh
h o u ::. e ,,. 1 t h g u l' s t 1 n I a w
quarters '.'ie:,ir park. S2ffi.OOO
\\1lh $181.000 5 yl·ar loan at
ti' t
MESA VERDE
ASSUMABLE LOAM 11 >;4°10
(.'harming. remudt·led 3 BH +
ram1ly room home with 2 fplcs.
on qu1t't tul de sac street. Lot<;
of l'Urbs1de appeal plus RV
acres.., '.\I ott\ att•d owner
'' carr~ lge 2nd ror qu<thf1ed
bUVl'r.
MOBILE HOMES
M.I . MODULAR OHL Y S79,500
Lon·I~-. spacious 3 Bdrm 2
bath. with firC'place across
trom thl' ba\' \'1cw from deck
Adult luxur~ II\ mg in best
location Pool sand\' beach
slips a\'ailable Owner will
finance with $25.000 do"11
LIDO OM THE WATER
Cozy l Bdrm with large hvmg
room and fireplat'e . Great for
year round li\'ing or weekend
retreat See today make offer
s.59.500 OWMi" will carry h loc9'.
759-1616
COME WITH us ... TO CORONA DEl MAR. Jt'ST mun UOOHS
FROM on:Ar" HOI u \\Ill) Tllln:F. Uf:lll<00\1S UI 'ING HOOM VI 1-:w tlf on.\\ \\I) H~1·n Ql I FT ST Hf: n
215 IRIS A VENUE .... , ••.....................••.• S 36 5,000
COME WITH US •.. TO HORTH NEWPORT. •>i"f: 111.0\'K FIWM
l><.:EAN NEW DLPLEX TWO 11Elll<00'1~ f. \I'll l '\I J'
128 46TH STREET ............ JUST REDUCED TO S399 ,SOO
COME WITH US ..• TO U YC REST. r;u;1:,\'.\'I TltHEJ-.
BEDROOMS l>ININ<: 1(110~1 f',o\~111.V IWOM 1-:xn:l'TIONAL
LANDSCAl'l!'\G llOTll 1 llCJ~'I \'\II l<F\R flNl~llEll GAHt\Ca:
WITH STOf<,\(; 1-:
1921 TRADEWIHDS LANE ; .....••••••...••.•...... S 325,000
COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR VIEW HOME. POl'l'LAI<
l' A R ,\1 )'; L ;II 0 D Jo: I. 1 II H F t-: B 1-: D It II II ;\I S N f W
CAHPt:TING COPPEH l'l.l'MBIN(; I' \TIO AND <.;ARDE!'\
1930 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE ............ FEE LAND S268,SOO
COME WITH US ... TO WES TCLIFF. r o fl/\' EN It-: NT
LOCATION TllHEE Bf:Lll!OOMS PLL S FA~lll.Y IW(JM TREE LINF:!>
STREET UEA UTIFl'l 1' I l'<;HAOED
1528 CORNWALL LANE .......................... $219,000
COME WITH US ..• TO BACK BAY . Sl'Al l<tl 's FOl'H
HEDfW0\1S Ol:"il\.G \\II F\\111.\ HIHl\1 I.II\\ \I \J-;TE:\A:\n,
Y ;\HU WI fll l'tH>L
2391 IAY FARM PLACE .......................... $199,700
COME WITH US ... TO NEWPORT IUCH. 1 HHF.f. BEDROOMli.
FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE ~.,\TIN(; AH~;,\ I:\ KITCHF.:\,
Nr:w CARPETING ANO PAINT
1735 IRVIME AVEMUE ...... ay ArPOIMTMENT ...... $197,000
COME WITH US ... TO CHERRY LAKE AREA, COST A MESA.
AlyrRAl"l'l\'E TllHEE HEllHOO)I 11mn: Jll'(a. IO'f \\'JTll l<IHl~I
fOH POUL. Pl.L'S kfo:nm\TION \'ElllCLF
302 VISTA IA YA .......................... , ..... S 174,500
AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT
COME WITH US ... TO SPYGLASS Hill. ~l P~ 11111.\ CRAFTrn
ENGLISH TL'UOH f'.l\'E HEORO())IS DINING HOCH! f'A~11L\'
ROOM \\ ITll \\ET Br\ H 1.0TS OF HE\ ELEL> Ci l.1\SS FOL R
FIREPLACES FUL R CAR G1\HAfi F. •••••••••••••••••• SI ,500,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES. 1-;fl\lo\Tf. n :T
A ~I P L E I' II I \' ,\ l' ' F II H \ I \ H G E F A \I I L \ I X
HEIJllOmlS FOK\! \I ltl\f:\li l!UO\f llLGE )I \SH.R f\fnlW0\1 I SUITF. WITH FllH.l'L \n. SEl'\H,\TE CHILDRE:-;·s w1N c
SPA llKLINC: POOi. •••..••••••...•..•••.••• FEE LAND S9SO.OOO
COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES. ~I \J ESTIC 110\Jt:
\'ET COZY \S \ ~L\SllOH~ t'lff'J \I.I· l'l'l'En H" \'IEW FRO\!
r:NTIHE U\'l:\G ,\HE.\ Fl!l'R Hrl>HtHl\IS ~:AUi WITH PRl\'An:
BATH .SPARKLI:\G l'OOI, ANO SI',\ •••••.... FEE LAND $825,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES . FOi II
BEDROmts ~ \mL y Hll<l\I l~ll'f:( ( \HI ... l'O:\lllTIO~ l.. PPt-.H
BAYVIEW ..•.•••••.•• , •••••••........••• FEE LAHD $371 ,500
COME WITH US ... TO IAYCREST . 1-'Ul 11
Bf.DHOOM~ l\ITCHl::N \ND FA~tll.\ IWO~I~ !'0\1PLETl::l.Y
REMOUEl.f:D. rn:L PISO TILE. s1-:,\ \I rn rEllJ:"C~ •••• $360,000
COME WITH US •.. TO MESA VERDE. TWll STORY FOt'H
BEDH<HIMS OL'I ET 1.0l'ATIO~ Jo fOllT !)01.1\R H EA TEO r O O L D B Q A :-< D S II l' f f L t: ll 0 i\ H 0 N E A R G 0 L F
COURSE ••.•.•••••••.••••..••••...•.•••.••..••.•••• S 185,000
1617 WES TC LIFF DRIVE •.•.•.....•...•. 631·7300
• • HARIOR VIEW-ICMOl.LS • •
9>14% FIMAMCIMG •....
A rare opportunity to 0\\11 a muC'h sought
after model in unique area Featuring
CAPE COO st' ll· architecture. 2+ Br &
212 Ba on Fe·t' land "ilh outstanding
terms . For a pri\'ale showi ng call
759-1501or752-7373
••10AT SUP ..
IMCREDllLE HOM~MCREDllLE Fl .. AHCIMG EXECUTIVE ELEGANCE
WA TERFIOMT WXURY
Ma rvelously decorated 3 bedroom
townhomc featuring extensive use or
used brick . plank floors. tile. mirrors &
wallpaper to create a warm reeling of
quality. This one or a kind residence has
a boat sltp available. and an assumable
loan. Priced S:H9.950. Call 759·1501 or
752-7373. 8,500 SQUARE FEET-$39,000 DOWH
Imagine yourself surrounded with eight
thousand f I\'(.' hundred square feet or
luxury living with a spectacular indoor
pool perfect ror entertaining large
groups. There ·s even a wet-bar pool·side
for those cool summer drinks. Relax in
front of the massive stone fireplace or
retire to the sumptuous master suite.
This home is truly one of a kinci ~ !
Situated on ~ corner lot on two thirds of
an acre in the prestigious Foothill High
School District or Tustin. it's vacant and
ready lo move in. Our owner is a
rorporation and they've said SELL!! So
bring S39.000 (total down payment) and
be ready for total payments of only
$3,950 per month and this $.539.900 beauty
is yours for the asking. For a private
showing call 963-5671
It's hard to beli eve this home is on·
ly 5 years old. Nested on a quiet cul·
de-sac of only 10 custom homes. it's
vacant and ready to move in. With
four spaciou s bedroom.5 and three
baths you 'd expect to pay much
more than $234,500. Call for com·
plete details. 963·5671.
$27 ,600 DOWN -HO QU~IFYIMG
Spectacular tri-level residence in the
exclusive Sunny Hills area of Fullerton.
This spacious home graces a one half
acre lot with mature landscaping
affording maximum privacy for the
custom pool and s pa. Take over existing
trust deeds with NO QUALIFYING!
Priced for immediate sale at $.169,500.
For appointment to see call 963-5671.
(
• RANCHO SAH JOAQUIN •
rAHORAMIC VIEW
Sensational 2 bdrm home with . den &
FANTASTIC view . Owner will assit with
private fina ncing. This is a rare op·
portunity to own a much sought after
model in desirable area. Vacant & ready
for immediate posaellioa.. Call 7»UC>l
or 752-7373.
• • WA UR FRONT HOME • •
Detached home featuring 3 Br's & move
in condition! Located smack on th~
water within walking distance or the
beach. Private tennis and pool available.
The owner is willing to carry a first
T .D. at 120/o & has priced this
outstanding property at $230,000 fo r
immediate sale!! Call 759·1501 or
752.7373,
HOUSES FOR SALE
I IR pkn FAM RM or DEH
1014 Bayside Cove E. (Coves) ND
675·6000 $318.000 Sat tSun l 5
2 IEOROOM
119 Vu1 Vella. 0.1do > Npt Bch
673·0697 $tll4 .000 Sat 1Sun 1 ·5
214 Via D1Jon, Lido Isle. N B.
963·8182 $335.000 Sal/Sun 2-5
2 IR ~us FAM RM or DEH
• •621C3 Lido Park Dr. N.B.
760-9333 $.560,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
15 Royal St. George, Big Cyn. NB
640-5777 $1.8 million Sn/Mon 12-4
2451 Marino. Bayshores
642·8235 $340.000-LH Sun 1·5
417Tustin AH . Newport Beach
642-8235 $275.000 Sat1Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOM
1860 Port Wheeler <HVHms > NB
760-9596 S239.500 Sat Sun 1·5
2331 Cliff Dr .. Newport Hts
631-1400 $795.000 Sun/Mon 1·5
2328 Vista Huerta. Newport Bch
644-4772 $178.000 Sun 1Mon 1 5
1614 Santanella I Irv Terri CdM
552-2000 S299,000 Sa Su Mon 1 5
110 Via Cordova. Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $425 ,000 Sun 1 5
104 Via Palermo. Udo Isle. NB
673-7300 $-135,000 Sun l 5
•2718 Vi ta dcl Oro I Bluffs ) ~B
646·7434 Sl41 .000 Sat' Mon 12 4
499 E 19th St.. Costa Mesa
646·7434 $159.900 Sat Sun 12·4
•2001 llollday, Npt Bth
760-0835 $369 ,500 Sat Sun 1·5
400 Vista Quinta . ~astbluff. NB
76Q.0835 S249,500 Sun l 5
1653 Palau (Mesa Verde) CM
640-9900 $145,000 Sun 1·5
23316t h Pt . New.port lights. C.M
642-8235 $159.000 Sun l 5
28631 Breckenridge. Laguna :"iig
831 -8440 5249,900 Sun l 5
2245 Tabago Pl IM esa Verde l CM
546-2313 $165,!100 Sun 12-5
1436 Serenade Terrace. CdM
675·5511 S349.500 Sat ,Sun 1·5
117 The Masters Cir , Costa ~lesa
640-5560 $245.000 Sat Sun 1 ·5
"'*1010-1016 E. Balboa Blvd .. Ba,boa
642-8235 $1 .500 .000 Sat 1Sun l·S
113 Via Ravenna. Lido Isle. N B
631 1400 S355.000 Sun 1 5
3024 Ocean A\ e . Corona del Mar
631-1400 Sl ,350.000Sat Sun 1Mon 1-5
801 Cliff Drive. Newport Heights
631·1400 $350.000 Sat /Sun 1-5
9103 Manna Pacifica. Long Beach
631-1400 S340.000 Sat Sun I 5
2331 Cliff Dri\'l'. Newport Hts
631 1400 $7!15.000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2298 Hedlands. Batk (jay, Nwpt Heh
631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IR plus FAM RM or DfH
• •3711 Seashore. Ne" port Bch
673-6578 $8!15 .000 Sat Sun 10 4 * 1761 Port Ma nleigh Cir .. N.B.
640-0325 $269,900 Sal/Sun 10-7
1908 Alsuna. La Questa Vtllas. H.B.
536-0988 Sl20'.000 Sun 9·5
2635Solona Way. Laguna Beach
4!>4·2894 Sat 1Sun 1-5
•407 Kings Place. Newport Beach
$379,000 Sal/Sun l 5
33741 Blue Lantern. Dana Pt
493-8812 $445.000 Sat Sun 1·5
631 Buena Vista Way, Laguna Bch
494 1177 Sat/Sun 2-5
317815th Ave.,So Laguna
494·1177 Sun 1·5
3617 W. Timber. Santa Ana
759-1221 S165,000 Sun 1·4
320 Seaward. Shorec I 1ffs, Cd~l
760-0835 $359.000 Sun 1-5
317 Poinsettia. CoronJ dcl Mar
675·6000 s.550.000 Sun 1-5
2016 Port Bristol IH\'Hm.1i I NB
675·6000 S229.500 Sun 2-5
4 Whitewater I J asmn Ck l CdM
552-2000 $410,000 Sun l 5
4521 Hampden. Cameo Shores. CdM
644-6200 $359.500-LH Su n 1·5 * * 101 N. Bayf ront. Balboa Island
642-8235 S975.000-Fee Su n 2-5
•8 Mon terey Cr. (Spyglass l CdM
675-34 11 $575.000 Mon 1·5
* •31965 Coast Hwy . So. Laguna
494-1177 Sun&Mon l-5
1577 Miramar I Bal Pen.> NB
760-9333 $469,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•llOO WhiteSails Way, »WI, CdM
644-9060 $485,000 Sun 1·5
•204 Via Eboli. Lido Isle. N B.
644·9060 $.595.500 Sun 1-5
215 Iris Ave , Corona del Mar
631-7300 $365,000 Sun 1-5
1921 Tradewinds Ln, Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1930 Port Bristol Cir. HVH. NB
631-7300 $268.SOO·fee Sun 1·5
1528Com wall Ln . Westcliff, NB
831-7300 $219,000 Sun 1·5
•1315Santanella (Irv Terr> CdM
675-6000 $.195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :m Vista Daya, Che rry Lk., C.M.
631·7300 $174.500 Sun l·S
DIRECTORY
•2048Commodore Hd, Uaycrest, NB
548·1022 s.115.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
• •lij36 Polaris Dr. DoverShrs. NB 631~300 $1 ,125.000feeSat1Sun15
789 Bayview Pl., Laguna Beat·h
497 1761 $365,000 Sun I 5
982 LaMirada. Laguna Beach
675-3411 $229,500 Sal/Sun 12·5
317254th Ave .. South Laguna
497-1761 $275,000 Sun 1-5
131:13 Galaxy I Dovt>r Shores 1 NB
642-5200 $525,000 Sat1Sun 1·5
11 Montepellier. Hrhr Hdge. NH
644·6200 SW5.000 Sat. Sun l 5
120 Via Quito, Lido lslt.>, N B.
675-6161 $475.000 Sun 1-5
214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. N.B.
675-6161 $420 000 Sun 1 5
UOl WhtSlsWy ,tibrVuHls.CdM
644-6200 $415,000·LH Sal Sun 1 5
3085 Klondike. Costa Mesa
631-1400 $210,000 Sat Sun 1-5
2921Jacaranda (Mesa Verdel CM
645·0303 Sl34 .900 Sat/Sun 1-5
l912Sumba. Mesa Wrdc. C.M.
963-8182 $184 .900 Sun 1·4
332 Poinsettia. Corona del ~tar
744-7211 $469 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IEDROOM
-*203 Canal. Nwpt Shol'l'S. NH
675-7060 S.135.000 Sal Sun 1·5
118 Via llhal'a. Lido bit·. N B.
673· 7300 s.550.000 Sun 1 .5
4511 Camden tCameo Shores I Cd M
673·7761 $925.000 Sun 1·5 * •8 Collin:, A' e. Balboa Island
631 -1400 Sl.200.000 Sat Sun 1·5
•2217 W San Lorenzo. Santa Ana
963-6767 $175.000 Sat.Sun I 5
30942 Colonial. Laguna ~iguel
6311400 S36!.l.900 Sunl-5
l~ Boa \'1sta I ~1 es.i \'c•rde l C:\I
640·9900 5215.000 Sun I 5
1776P1tca1rn L\lc..,a Vt>rdc lO I
6-t5-0303 $1~6.500 Sun H
939 Congre!>s. Costa M 1·sa
546·2313 Sl3 l.~OO Sun 1 5
4 IR plus FAM RM or DEN
952 Dert\'er. Costa ~l esa
979-2300 Sl47 .000 Sun l-4
25542 Leeward. Dana Point
.t93-8812 52.tS.OOO Sun l 5
115 \'ta WJz1ers. Lido ble. NB
760 0835 S550.000 Sun l 5
23 Half Mocm Hay 1Spgls > Cd~l
759 1221 $600.000 Sun 1-5
2686 Redlands. Costa \lesa
759-1221 $189.500 Sun I ·5
3005South Ccnkr. Cosl;.i ~lt'sa
964-lf,(il Sl5V.OOO Sun 1 ·5
•ltl Muir Beat'h, Cd~!
760·9333 Sl .:i!IS.000 Sun l ·5
3429 Summerset. Wimbledon. CM
646-7434 S245.000 Sun 12 5
2208 Prt Ourness. Npt lkh
640-9900 $450.000 Sun 1·5
~Lil tie Rm~r. Corona dl'I ~lar
640-WOO 5695.000 Sun 1 5
2211 Watt>rf ront. Corona dcl ~I ar
642-8235 S625.000 Sun 1 5
2862 Tabago Pl (Mesa \'t'rde l 01
642·5200 $179.900 Sun 1·5
•3475 Windsor !Wimbldon >CM
642·5200 $199,000 Sun 1 5
15Cedar Ridge. Trtlrk Hin. Ir.
675-3411 S.150.000 Sun 1 5
1909 La nai (Mesa Verdel CM
963·6767 $345,00H Sun 12-5
840Santiago. Costa Mesa
751 ·3rnl $135.000 Sun 1·5
* •2274 Channel Rd <BalPenl NB
675·2311 $1 .650,000 Sa /Su 1·5
33St. Tropez. Newport Beach
644-7020 $995.000 Sal,Sun 12·5
1533 Tahiti. Laguna Beach
497-5454 S.529,500 Sat 1Sun 1·5
1251SurflineWay, HarborVu.CdM
644-4910 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
16811 Kamalii. Huntington Harbour
964-3311 $310,000 Sun J-5
u ·l706 E. Oceanfront. Bal Penin.
675-8676 $850.000 Sat 1Sun Mon
1521 Tahiti. Laguna Beach
497-5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun l·S
223 Via Quito. Lido Isle. N.B.
673·7ao<l $575,000 Sal 1-4/Sn 1·5
• 1724 Port Sheffield (HVHms >NB '
673-7761 $350.000 Sun 1-5
1118 Somerset Ln., Westcliff. N. B.
631-7300 $495,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5
2012 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $490,000-f ee Sat/Sun 1·5
•2391 Bay Farm PL. Back Bay. NB
631-7300 $199.700 Sun 1·5
333 Poppy, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $749,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
30902 Colonial Pl., Laguna Niguel
831-8440 $350,000 Sun 1·5
• •219 Via Lido, Lido Isle, NB
642·8235 $2,250.000 Sat/Sun 1-S
1753 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach
644-9060 $235,000 Sun l·S
•3Trafalgar (Harbor Ridge) NB
675-34 11 $1 ,685.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
•l Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge
644~200 $1 ,795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
10436 Egret, Fountain VaJ ley
963-6767 $154,950 Sat /Sun 12·5
3444 Plumeria, Costa Mesa
546-2313 Sl69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 BEDROOM
2585 Irvine Ave., Back Uay, NH
631-1400 $499.000 Sat/Sun l 5
1525 August Ln . Santa Ana Hgts
752 1700 $136.~JOO Sun 1 5
5 IR plut FAM RM or D~
•2007 Ke"Aamee Or . lrvuw Terr.
CdM
673-3745 $459.UOO Sun I 5
llil? Por1 Tiffin OIVllms ) NB
673 7761 $339,500 Sun I s
105 San He mo, Lido Isle, N B
673-7300 Sat 2-5, Sun I 5
l818Glen\\t>od Ln . Baytrl1Sl. NH.
631 -7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5
49Golcta, Spygluss, CdM
642·8235 $975,000 Sa 11-2/Sn 12·4
1500 Hight and ( West<.'lf I NB
642-5200 S43~.ooo Sat Sun J 5
• •314 :\lorning Star, Dover Shrs.
NR
644 ·9060 $1.35U.ll00-Fee Sun l 5
5 Deerwood. H1g Cyn , Newport Bch
644·6200 St.900.000 Sat ·Sun 1-5
•41 Bodega Bay 1Spygb1 CdM
640-WO<.I $.539.500 Sun H
•2820San Juan I Mesa del Mar l C'M
675-3411 Sl80.00U Sun 1 5
2750Canary !Mesa Verdc•l CM
546-2313 $199.500 Sun 1-5
6 IR plus fAM RM or DEN
•li8 Cypress Point, Big Cyn, NU
640·5777 $i i million Sn Mon 12 4
*43 Royal St George. Big Cyn. NA
644 6200 5665,000 Sun I 5
7 IR ph11 fAM RM or DfH
25 Bodega kay. Spyglass. CdM
760 0835 Sfii5.000 Sun 2 fi
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
•2067 \'1sta del Oro ( Htuffs l NH
759·9100 $255,UUO Sun 1·5
29 Redwood Tree (Univ Pkl Irv.
645·0303 $145,000 Sun 1·4
2277 Pacific.: Ave .. Mesa West. CM
li7:!·7300 Sl37 ,000 . at Sun l 5
1214 Hull and Hd . I! 5. N('~l.lOrt Bch
640·5777 $129,500 Sun 1-5
2 IR phn FAM RM or DEN
•3 Seataring, Jasmine Crk. Cd M
760-0430 $329.500 Sun Mon 2 4
1515 August Ln .. Santa .'\na Hgts
fi40 9900 $128.900 Sun I 5
l IEDROOM
•314 :\\en1da Cumbre (Bluffs 1 NB
759-!HOO $234,500 Sal/Sun 1·5
•2000 Ramm<' a (Bluffs ! Ntt
759-9100 Sl69,900 Sat Sun 1 .;
2207 \'1sta Dorado. Hluffs. N. R
fi.\O 556(1 S210.000 Sal 'Sun 1·5
• •3605 Wind ·pun. llunt Harbour
75!.I 1501 $319,950 :\Ion 1 5
3 IR plus FAM RM or D&4
3425 ~tl'ado" Brook. Co!>tu Mesa
9792390 S14 1.000 Sunl 5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
l IEDROOM * 10053 San ~I 1guel Cl. Fow1tain Vly
834-1727 SllS.990 Sat, Sun 12·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 IR plus I IR
122-1221 ~ 39th St., N B
759 1221 $277 ,5110 Sun 12·4
2 -2 BEDROOM
12846lh St . North Newport Bch
631-7300 $399.500 Sun 1-5
4 IR ond I IR
• •2~ Grand Canal, Balboa Island
673·6900 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1 5
4 IR plu1 2 IR
• •219-2191 2 E. Bay front
Balboa Island
642·8235 $995,000 Sun 12·5
4 IR •d l •
4002 River Ave .. Newport Beach .
67:i-6210 Sat/Sun 1-5
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
2 IR & 2 IAC ... Olt
521 Jasmine Ave., Cd M
675·5726 $295.000 Daily
* Poot
•• W.ttrf10tlf
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Orange Cuast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Septembor 6. 1981 DJ
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W J·:S l.E\' N
TAYLOR CO.
Hl-:J\l.TOHS '>llH"t' W4H
llG CANYON COUMTRY CLUI
GRU T GOLF COURSE YIEW
CA.LL FOR COLOR llOCHUIE
Magn1fitl'nl lot'at1on o'lookm~ 8th
green of golf t'OUflll' t'CJll today for
appl to sl't' tht~ tuxur10us Georgian
Colunlal t·ustom by owncr1butlder 5
Ddrn1s, lgP forma l dining rm. fu m1ty
rm. btlltanl rm , ri.>fr1iwratcd wine rm
& 61 :.! baths l.ots of m<irble, ftnt'Sl
wood paneling & tustom molding.
gre:.~t storai.?l'. 2 st:11rw:.1v~. a1r-co11d ,
bll·tn Vtt('UU!!)._.,"iYStl1rrt .; many otht•J'
l'UStom fcall{fcS $2.150.IX~)
ON llG CAHYOM GOLF COURSE
E:UGANT "VERSAILLES" -EXCLUSIVE
S p e (' t a r LI I <i r D e ;1 n e 11 o m l' s
"Versmllt•s" located on lurgesl lot of
all Dcan<' llonH•s Beaut 1ful golf
t' u u r st' ,. 1 l' w ' I' r u f es s 1 o n a I I v
l:.llldStapl'd yard W matUrt tl't:'l'S Ill a
pm·alt• p;irk·likt• Sl'tlmg including CJ
lovely lurge pool and huge spa t-an
a t lra rt1vc gazrbo. Gated fron1
courtyar<i entry with fountain Marbll·
floor in foyt•r with ghllermg than
delter 4 H!lrm~ ckn formal din111g
room & 41 :i baths $895.000
MR. & MRS. PERFECTION $135,000
HEATED KIDHEY-SHUED POOL
ROOM FOR PADDLE TEHMIS
Immaculate pll'Lurebook 3 bedroom
home nestled in fl1mers .ind shrubs
Large gra:.~y batk vanl for the
childnn . pcl s or guest housi.>.
Beaullful pool with large deck area.
9<f "1(1e frontagt.• Zonl'd for tn<'Omt• A
\.\l~t: Jn\ cstmt.>nt for ~oung or not so
young Ca 11 f).M 491111 o st'\' any t 1 me
YACAHT -YIEW -ANXIOUS
l'anorumtl' '1ew of ha\. Ol'ean & ~parkhng li ght!:> 4 Hdrrn..,· Lge family
rm Formal tltn 1m 2 1 ~ Baths
$.195,000 Suhm 1l off11r on 1.>rl<'l' and
h.•rms Ownt:'r anxious &>e Jnv t1ml'
1251 SURFLINE WA Y·HARIOR VIEW
OPEH HOUSE Sot & S... 1·5 PM
OWNER WILL 0RHAHCE
2-STORY DUPLEX~EW'PORT IUCH
200' TO EXCITING IUCH 5279,500
A ver~ handsome l>wlding • Original
own!!r and be:.1utifullv m.11nta1nerl
4 Hdrms. l baths & lgC' sundet'k m
upper. 2 hdrm:>. l bath & darling patio
Ill lo\\er V1rl'pl<1 c(' tn l'al'h OWC 1st
T.D. & Noll' ol $230.UOO. int univ
$49.500 down pmt No loan fee. F:asy to
show
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS
2 I I I San Joaquin Hilh Rood
MEWPORT CENTER, M.l. 644-491 0 1
OPEN SUM 12·5
HARBOR RIDGE
Outstondi n9 fam ily ho me .
lmrnacwlote Dnonshire modef, 4
Bdrm + study, 3112 loh, fanily
room, lrq bonus with de<1'. 2
flttpldces, f)f'ivo~ mosfef' suite.
atrium. g~ot oc:eon, rno4.lttaM mtd
Nfjtt lifjtt views. Yocant and ~
for yow .,.rsonol decoratiftcJ
touch. S995,000 in o privot., gate
~d community. 33 St. TropeL
$299,500
PARTNERSHIP IREAklMG UP
HiCJh-r income per innsted dolor
H\on any otfter unit In Corona dt4
Mor.
for Information on tM~ and
otMt-fine pro.,.rttu cal ow
ResicMntial Depart'"'91t
644-7020
R£S10rN11Al Rf Al ESTAIE SfRVICl:.S
The vf'ry best view of Newport
Harbor from this beautif ut 5 bd rm
libra ry & den home. Only bayfront
with pier and slt p available in
Bayshores Outsta nding work-
manship & quality throughout.
Large brick bayfront terrace plus 2
balconies. Exceptional value at
$1.100.000 L H.
lay"'°'9 S,.c...._
Mary H...,ey St.or lawJ.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644·9060
\
LINDA ISLE MAGtlACOO
leauffful lft eHfl detail f'riv• htlh
CJ"llMried tfttry oHr pod & lfl& Two
story wftt. tltCJOllf IMtMJ rA lf*loa
fGM.nft. wfttl ·~"'" ber; ..,..., •
ra I • CJC*""*f •ttc.hM. 5 totaf ~ with hu11rlous .wler MMt.
PIH' & slip far 3 booh . S 1,395,000.
VILLA BALBOA -REOOCED
flroftuioftalty dtc:oroted 2 btd. 2 bo. lft a MCurity build"'9 with cu••~· Grtof
price of $178,500! 0WMf' will http
flnanct!
OCEANFRONT -PRICB.ESS YU
ThrH unit. in a pri1111 btoeh locaffon.
OwtitER WILL CARRY RRST T.D. AT
12%1nter.st. $675,000. 631-1400.
LIDO ISLE BEACH tlJUSE
Strfft ta •trado locati~ I l*M:k to
tetwiis, clubhotlst beach. 2 btd. I bo.
ho.-with n parat• I becL bo. C)Ufst
~· Prictd right ot USS.000.
BAY ·AYE. CONTEMPORARY
l1'rH year old custom homt wltft YU.
Wood, glass & skylighfs, Mftf'f liitchefl,
intensti'") 3 bed. + study. C>#Mr' wi ll
carry Fin t T.D. $375,000.
BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN
A wonMrful homt on the peninsula point.
This 3 bedroom, l bath, 2 story homt Is
rffdy for o MW family. Enfoy the jetty
this wmriwr. Owner flnOt1clncJ $425,000.
50 FT. TO SAND -LARGE YU.
Beautiful custom duplex of'ly 8 ytan old.
OM block to Santo Ano Jetty. LCll"C)f
oWMr's unit wi th 4 btdroon, pitched
beams, stained 9lou & spofffts decor.
Super VU of surf. l ar9t 3 bed. retttol
int. Excellent financinCJ. ReO.lctd to
$595,000.
LUXURY PENTHOUSE CONDOS
Garde-n livin9 with Yus. Hew homes with
the finest of omtnitlu , quafity, security.
TirM to select your colon. Call for
details. $369,000 to S4l9,000. 63 1·
1400.
LARGE PENIN. BAYFRONT
Moin layfront lo c:otlon near Hewport
Harbor Yacht Club. Spacious Clftd
freshly Mcoroted 5 bed. 6 baHt. din.~
home wiHt large patio on water. Moshr
wi~ with conversation arM. PCMOromlc
YU Oft IA Y. Auumobie loCllls of
$900,000. to quolifitd buyer. $1,600,-
000 fff.
OCEAN YIEW-llKE NU
Beautifully remodeled & ~Cited 2
story just steps to su.,.r beoch. Mo•t in
& tt1joy luxury as wt ll os cosuof liviftcJ.
3bd.., 3bo. & family rOOf'I\ $350,000.
631-1400.
ON WATER-FRONT ROW
Htwly Mc:oroted 2 ldnn, 2bo c:o-op.
~s Catalino ond hnlinq boslt.
view. Assum. loan. Seller wil assist in
financi'"). loot slip nail. $285,000.
COM YU HOME +
Ovtrioolcln9 park & VU of lcryfrOftt
ac:tMty, Htis lorqe 4 bed. homt Is
tfn~ above street witft p;vacy &
charm. Decorator owne.-has adde-d
frtftch doors, & quality decor. Unusual
interior brick dining atrium. Includes 2
bed. l'flltal unit. RB>UCED TO
$5 19,000.
BEAUTIFUL CONDO -OCEAN VU
Professionally M corottd by Rogtr
Thomas, ASID , Lo9uno leoch. Pion V,
Hewport Crest w 3bdnn5 itcludlng
rmtr suite.. lorqe family room Clftd
panoramic view. quality and ~e«JOftCt
ftwv.out. Owner will ccny AITD.
S270,000. 63I·1400.
CLASSIC ELEGANCE ON WATER
Lairo Ashley pa.,.rs & acetftts pN$
mDCJliflcttlt ontiquu & detiCJI. Two
story witft private mas~r ~. a totol
quality atmosphere In ttiis 4 becL wfttl
~ fam. rm. witti English N> of wood
leod.d glass. Sepora~ ~ din. ra
lffutfful patio + dock for o 50 ft boat.
63 1-1400. Owner says ..,_. -prict
& ttrms fl txible! Owner will carry
M>thMtiat nok & trust dHd.
SI ,400,000.
BEACHFRONT CAPE COO
CorMr cottoge °" prilN Oc ... frOflt.
RK...tfy ,..modt>led 2 bt*OOlll for
tftfoymtttt now of a Mtwpori ....._
wftft SI 00.000 down o,,,_. .ti carry.
$499 .soo. 631-1400.
BEACH DUPLEX AXER
0ctclft dupltx that CClft bf I tfllDdtled fo
iKnoM v•. bc~ltwt,..... otH.
C4ll for dttaih. 631 ·1400.
NEW EXCL. COMtBIAL
flriMt CCHNMre iol proptrfy 011 bMJ
Mtwpori ltoch. Two 1..,. loh wftll
t1.fstWJ hft;ro•flfttftfl. I~ for "'°"'·
cc.do, 1ho"""9 •cttthr Of 1 WMMt
offtn. SIS0,000. 6 73-6900.
WATERFRONl HOMES.INC.
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IUYBS-.MYISTOIS MOIHS H•t .... mHarbow view Crom i.1H.'l'larnlnr :tr('h1tl'l'tur11l sz.200.000 J l/2 .,... IST"'TI Uulld your drum desi<>ncd 4 bdtm, 5 lrnlh, "'"ll honw l I ~ A custom home on th1~ ,. '""' 1~
This new Custom Spanish estate has it prime lot IO<"att·d 1>n Slip for 2 lur.it• boat:-Sl.495.UW ~ REALTORS FIXED-RATE LOANS AT ull 1 Top of the hill w (.J'H VU of ocean Davenport Island ... 100 " I 67§..SS I I
& all Video camera, electr gate, on the ma1n ch:rnnl'I LIDO ISLE HOMES '
custom pool, Spa, water falls, tennis ~~':20~~J~~~~~~ 120YIQQUITO ore.SUH 1·5 -~··' 131/ 0/
area, Helicopter pad, rid.mg arena w /6 only sns.ooo Subrn11 Featured on llorrn:~ Tour this lovl'ly ~ · /4 /0.
stalls. 5 car garage & much more. terms &44 7020 traditional ~IJill'JOUS , l'UStom 3 bdrm. 3 O,EM HOUSES 1-5
OWC $800,000 at 11"/(l W/$400,000 dn. , bath home, ne~ly d~l'Orutt'd Prktc•<l lo llYIHf TERRACE MASTEUl!CE: CoMt
Assume bal. For details & preview Ll"ngO sell quickly at '$475,000 Mw.t see. ..-Nth hClftdcraft.d beauty. Co~y
call Patrick Tenore, Remax Rltrs NMOd.l.d, eurythltHJ la""' ..t Nady for
759-1221 11o.it, .. ,. 214 VIA ITHA.CA OPa. SUM 1 ·5 you to lllO•t In! l btdroona lJ M•litnl l
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11nstor'1 D.Ute Nt!wly rcrnotkll•d 3 hdrrn. 2 buth plu!> latha + fOlftily rOOM too. AtitilMJ
-2 boun + 1 duplu .... x lge recn>alton room~ 2 patios Beam Sl49,500. 1436 StrtttOdtTerrou cell cond + incnm<> I •
B / 1 ce1 1ng~ <.;redl for t'lllt'rtainmg eaull u setung ~·1rn c.20 000 H ( t ... iew CUSTOM HOME·. w-.. -~ o llAHH<>R RE.\ L'l'l'
fAMILY HOME
tast1c ftnan<'tng Ownl·r ""' , . est pnte or t l<! money "~ ••• ,.,....-• ._
111. 111 carry All D .it 1MJt C)lou tttclot.d otn.ft ... l lt•eft of
m ."{ San Diego l'&llMSULA POINT IEACHFIONT CJr9Cloua mocltnl li•iftcJ. 4 ._..OOfM, famlty
SI 00,000 DOWN MAIClA IS>tCtl p b & rOOft'I and Llbr-. A11 ,_ a...d uH'-..
'l anoram1c ay Ol't•an view at -, -r-" '""' I· 1266 ed f -.. tht tr.ti .... llwi.... room w1u.. o •lt w Located in the heart or beautiful
Baycresl. A lovely traditional style
home ideal for a growing family
with 4 bdr ms., paneled family rm.,
formal dining rm. and pool.
Approximately 3800 sq. ft. all
custom built wi th many deluxe
features. A terrific value at $440,000
with below market fin ancing
available. Quick escrow possible.
R~M~
REA i.TORS
OYHSUS OWHEI
U9UIDA.TIMG
THEILUFfS
OitEMTOOA.Y 1-5
2207 Ybta Dorodo
Spakllnll 3 bdrm 2 balh,
I SlOr) "CllcJt9e Boni I a
Plan" Massive entry
patio + sun pa110
Pri<'ed to sell "Now' at
bargam pnre of $210 O<MJ
with ownl'r financing Fantas11r opportunity
for the knowledgablc Bluffs buyer Another great exchmvr hs11ng ol.
i~.l!1lllllH' .'\: ~11., ~~l\;llllr!;
Rong 640· 5'·"-0 Anyloml!
Easlbluff Pror Bldq
NEW ENGLAND BAYFRONT
UNDER MARKET
Owner Builder ready to negotiate. Great terms to
qualified buyer. This brand new 4 Bedroom 4 ba
.bayfront with bo<tt d()('k IS available at $950,000 lo
$1 ,300,000.
Opett Daly 1·5 u.til Sokl
2274 C......, ltoad. lcAoo !tettm ..
QC tjl.J~~ ~J.AIJ'{
67S.2311
w ge, rom prime larg~ lot, 1 bdrm 3 7' ---,.. ""JI "'
bath <'Ul>tom homl' 3700 sq ft. of the ouan. Add•d to al tWa, o Mparate
featuring marine room $1.385.000. C)llttt wih, 1po Oftd lllCll'Y patloa & dtckt.
Ofhnd ot $749,500. ~ for brochurw.
333 Poppy WEST OCUMF«OHT
T.nple>. units. Xlnt financing $600,000 Smgl~ family home bargarn $.550,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy~odf' Or•vt! N 8 b 75 bl6 1
Rl~tOE II It Al Ill Al ~S IAH '>ERVICf S
OCEAN /BAY VIEWS
TWO IM HARIOR VIEW HIUS
Magnificent remodeled 3 bdrm,
famil y room pool home. Owner
anxious. Will l'Onsider minimum
down. lease option ru1d or will
consuler tradt' Hnng offers.
$485.000
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
1100 WHITE SAILS WAY
4 Bdrms on large FEE comer lot.
Fabulou~ ocean bay vu.•ws. Owner
\\111 consider all offer.., & will be
very crealt\'t' S.12!>.000
CA.ROLE McMAHAH
IN.NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
IEST IUY IH COM: l ~ 2 ~ ~x
cloM to b.ochta ond thopa. twwty polnftd
and c~hd ottd 11tw roof. Try S45,000
doWll, OWMf' will IMlp -'ffl the r"elf.
$262,500.
COLE -OF .MEW,ORT REALTORS
25 IS t. Coaat Hwy .• Corona~ Mer
675·5511
112 ACRE IM TUmM HIU.S!
nHMIS, 'OOl. 2
S,AS AMD LUSH GARoa.S
This custom 4000 l>q ft home has 1t all
4 lrg HR. 4 BA IM :11ds quarters. opt )
Three ftrcplat'es. country kitchen.
pool room. master w 1his & hers hath
& dressi ng rooms. 2 sec. systems. wet
bar, most prestigious loc. and much
mon•. Only $795,000. OWC 1st
W $195,0()() dn I I
Call Patrick Tenore
759 1221 RE ~1 AX Rltrs .
Col.la Mesa 's c;AHOEN PAHK VILLAGE 1s proud to
offer to you s1mplt . ., unro1tfusml! financing to help makt::
your drnam home u rc<1lity
Whtie others .irr offenng ~eemingly low interest rates.
atlacht>d to comphl·atcd financial packages, which. tn the
end, ma y h<Jve you owe more than you borrowed,
GARDEN PAR!\ VILLAGE has succeeded in keeping thl'
traditional low interel>t. fixed-rate mortgage ali \•e and
well. AT AN INCREOIBI.E 131'~~;.. ~,IXF.D RATE FOR A
:.>YEAR PERIOD
There are no gim1n1cks involved in t his financial
package, offer~d 1n Costa Mesa exclusively by GAR DEN
PARK VILLAG ~; There art' no variable rates. No second
deeds of trust No graduated payments. or participation.
Just a straight low 1314": interest rate , which is
guaranteed not to change during the term of the
mortgage Your monthly payments will stay the same
every month and you will be free and safe from the
monev markN 's ('ont1nuou..., and wild fluctuation, which
has made thl• pun·hase of a new home all but impossible.
So don't wait ,1ny lougl•r for interest rates to drop, while
inflation <1ontinu<1!'> to push the prices of homes up and out
or reath.
With our low interest. fixed rate mortgages, qualifying
for a home loan could be as easy as 1t once wai..
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the Grand
Opening of
our new and
luxuriou s
GAR D EN
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townhomes in
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this weekend
and see for
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Variable Rates
No
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No
Participations
No
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No
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still become
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reality. Our
sales office
and furnished
models are
open da ily
f rom 10 30
AM . GAR · DB ~ PARK
VILLAGE is
located on the
comer of the
co rner of
Avocado aod
Fairview
Road, o ne
bl()('k west of
New p ort
Blvd.
548-2239
BAYFROHT A h ome with the ultimate
features for a luxurious hfc style. f;o · boat
slip. 3 BR. fa m rm & formal dimng.
Stained glass e\·ery\.\here. J enna1re. cen
tral vacuum & air <"ond. marble fplc . ex-
tensive security system.:;, bayside patio &
2nd story baleony. $1 .750.0CX> Bobbi Ryan
752-1414 (Z33>
MACNAB
IRVINE
REALTY
LUXURY WITH SECURITY Ik-auttful .Jasmine
< • n• ('I.; Ii 11 m <' Io c· a t t• d on I cl\ eh \.\. 1 cl e
gn·t•nll1 •lt :l HH 21 .. bath..., Tot~1I pri, a<·~ in
"t't'lll'lt~ J..!Hll•d commun1t) S:lfH1 .Y!1(1
\ladd11w t '1 ;I\\ lord i;)2 141~ 1 Z.l~l l
NEWPORT C USTOM HO ME Spacious
:\t.1\\J)11l'I llt•1gh1s horn<.·'' 3 BH & den. :!' i
B.\ & II.! hollus rrn EM.io.\ pnv:Jlt• patios &
<11 ... t m·l'r t lw "l·pa r:tll' storagt• rm H \'
1.nirk1ng ~ '! e:1r garagt'. 0\\11t.•1 "111 l'arn·
fman<:1ng In qu..1l1f1ed bu~·er S3'i5,(1ll(J Fe~· •
A SUBSC>IARY OF 11iE IRVINE COWPANY
DOCKING FOR 70' TO 80' YACHT Sp:w1ous
Mediterranea n stvle home v.1th 4 BR, 5 BA
& convertible library den. Li\·ing rm . din
rm, kitchen & breakfast room all
overlooking the ba~ The master suit e with
sitting rm & f pie 1:, a separate wing.
SI .500.000 including land La rry Dyer
652 8235 < Z34 l
OWN A PIECE OF THE BAY Refore its too
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BALBOA ISLAND "LI TTLE ISLAND"
Walt•rfrnnt Land \',dul'' $!195.l><i<i \\ hoal
doeks. w '>l'llt.•r fmant111~1 ~111gh.· lam. or
dupll-'x Don<1 Chll'ht•slt•r fil2 k235 .OPE1'
HO 'SE Sl'NDAY J ii 21!1 E H,1,front
Balhoa Island < Z39 i ·
late. Incompa rable view & location . Lg BAYFRONT -OPPORTUNITY AWAITS Your
hoal sUp New custom home beautifully charwt· to own this nev. custom Victori<.1n landsc<.q~ed SC>curity system 3 BR with dL':-.lgn homl" 3 BB & lg fcim rm Scenic &
deluxe k1tt·hen & baths Sl.500,IJOO Fee land 'quid location Slip l11r a:;· hoat l 'nder one
Heverly Morphy or Jane Pacqum OPEN million incl land S!l7:1.rn1<i OPEN
HOUSE SAT & SUN l·!'i 1010·1CJ16 E llOL'SE Sl''if) \) 2 .1 ll>l -..; Hayfronl
Balboa Hlvd Balboa 642·8235 tZ35> Balboa Island .Jane l'aq11m f..t2 ·X235 cZ40 >
IA YSHORES IA YFROMT ELEGANCE Tall
impressive duun; e nter through used brick
to pool. garden & the bay beyond 4 BR
suites fa m . rm Sl.400,000 leasehold estate.
Ba rhara J\ une fl42-8235 (7,,36 l
CALIFORNIA SPANISH ESTATE Lido Island
captures the true essence of sophisticated
living. This Hi room home on 3 lots I 7
BR-6BA ) opens to expansive landscaped
courtyard & lg pool. Excellent financing .
$1.2.50.000 Tom Allinson & Terry Hanes
642·8235 c Z37 >
CYPRUS SHORE OCEANRtOHT HEW LISTING
Exclus ive Cyprus Shore single story
residence wi th 4 BR. 3 BA livin g rm &
dining a r ea. s ituated on c liff above sandy
beac h Commun ity tennis cou rts &
clubhouse. 24 hour g uarded gate. $1 ,200.000
(Land included ). Donna Gods ha II or
George Grupe 644-6200 <Z38>
BIG CAMYON -HEW LISTING Classic
Caltforn1<J Ii\ mg Jl its bt•st private
garth•ns & patios. Delightful 3 BR fam rm
lg privat<.· mstr •.;u 1te. pool. s pa. Gated
eommunit v $7!15.0(1(1 Lvnn<.' Va lt•nt ine
64Hi20{) ( %4 I l .
2211 WATERRtOMT -CORONA DEL MAR.
OPt·:N HOUSE SUNDAY l 5. Old Cd:\I
charm combine w the comfort afforded by
a new kitchen. l'C'modeled baths, & a new
mstr suite \.\. bay v1rws. Formal "garden
dining", lihrary. & gucsl qtrs above
garage. $625 ,000 F\'C' Marthu Macnah
642·8235 ( Z42 >
OCEAN BAY & NIGHT LIGHTS From this
beautiful customized 5 HR home in Harbor
View Hills . New drapes & s hutte rs
separate children's pltiy room Excellent
financing f''ee Land $595,000 Rosemary
Seitz 644 -62110 <Z43 l
H AR BO R RIDGE \ w.ird Winning Casa
Hla1H'a with .creat \It'\\ dt•:-iigned for
1ncloor outdoor .. ntertammg & I am Ii\ mg 3
BH l.1hrary. fam rm. formal clmrng. &
st·t·unty s~·slt.'m . lmmC'cliatc Jhl!'>scssion .
S;<;25J1(1<1 Ht•llc P:trt<'h l>+l 1i21/0 CZ.t-1 l
SEA VIEtf -HEW LISTING Hampton :VI oriel
with t·ourt' :.irci rntrann· on corner lot
atljac<.•nt l<i pool l'I..: tC'nnts els :1 HR fom rm
& formal dining gallem1 <ke<tn & city
views Priv:.ite Cummunllv ,•15!),(JO(J Lvnne
\·alcntrne 64•Hi20<J c Z.J;<; > · ·
SUVIEW Elegant ··Hamµton .. modl'I with
ocean \'lt'W H1thly appointed 3 BR. fam
rm & formal dining Spa off master BIL
G<1te guarded 1:ommunity w1 pool & tennis.
Owner assisl1·d financing. $429.500
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 · 19CJ5 Yacht
Camilla. Scaview · Newport Beach. Belle
Partch f>·M (;2(10 IZ4G l
TRADITIOHALL Y LIDO ISLAND Lg 3 BR
family home convertible den or fam rm
balcony. Owner wi II lease option or sell
$445.000. Fee l<~xcellcnl finan<'tn~ Tom
All inson t;42 8235 <Z47 )
NEWLY LISTED -WESTCllff Spacious 4 BR
custom fam rm & lg patio wl µool. 3 fplcs -
separate rm for office hobhy or 5th BR.
A rlcl1ghlful home fur family &
enterta ining $395,llllll Lynne \'alentine
644 -6200 < Z4H >
Dan Joh n~on :'>:l I H71H1 t Z.5<11
WATERFRONT BEAUTY Thb beauttf ul home
is on lht· \.\alt·rfront ~ greenbelt location.
m mml t·ondition Owner "111 carr~ 2nrl . 3
BH . tam rm & formal dining. S35U.IJ(J(I
,\t<tnon Fnuell .5f>I 87110 (Z51)
BA YSHORES DOLL HOUSE Charming~ 2 rrn ,
den. garclL"n rm. en<:losed patio garden
w<.111~ nf t \',\' ~ive complete privacy
Sen1nt.\ 1-!ttard Private lwaC"hes S34<1.()(J{)
Least·huld Ol'E'\' HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5
-245 1 ~l armo Dr Bayshores. Amv liaston
or Dona ChiC'ht•ster 642-8235 CZ.521 ·
RELAXING LIVABILITY. Ne\\IV remodeled
Lusk 5 BH on om· of Eastbltifls best view
lots. Frrsh paint. paper $:l29,5W Ul. Tom
Allinson or Tt•rry 11 :.ines ft112 8235. <Z53l
·NEWER BLUFFS -FROMT ROW! "Dol ores ..
Plan end unit overlooking upper bay area.
3BR. 2' • BA. patios. S32.'i.OOO includin~
land . D1ek llalckrman642-82l5 (ZS-tl
HARBOR VIEW HOMES Carmel Model .J. One
story 3 HR plus fam rm home on 4u1et
street. Chec.•rfu I kitchen with pass I h rough
to patio. Call for details of a ssumable
fina nl'inJ.?. $239.900 Fee .Joyce Edlund
642-8235 ( Z55 >
WOODBRIDGE STARTER Charming 2 BR
condo w 1 <.'Ountry kitchen & nice yard. End
Wlit pric<'.'d hrlow m arket. assumable loan.
own<.'r '"" help finance SJ03,000 Anne
TH.'rney 55l ·R700 <Z56)
!O!AL SIRVICI. !ODL SA!ISFAC!IO?l.
BEWPOU Bl!l.ACH IRVDOJ
901 Dover Drive Harbor View Center Garn pus Valley Center Woodbridge Village Center
Newport Bea.ch, CA 92683 Newport Beach, CA 92660 Irvine, CA 92716 Irvine, CA 92714
(714 ) 642-8235 (714) 644-6200 (714) 752-1414 (714 ) 651-8700
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SftYGUSS
SS0,000 UNDER .,,.RAISA&.
Tukr <td\ anlagl' ol a MU~I Sl-,;LL situation 1 Fan·
lasll<' ocean and bay \'US from s111gle :il~ l'a 1whorn
model. Brun• Hlomgn.•n 759 1221
OLD CDM CHARM + FINANCIAL.
So. of thC' llwy dupll'x with great term:-1 :J Harm t-
2 Bdrm. OWC $290.000 at 12', four years . Only
~.000 down' Bruce Blomgrl'll 75!J 1221
A BUCH BUM'S DREAM!
3 H<lrm home . 50' from lht.• :-.and on fet.• land' Onlv
$25.000 d\\11 al 12'. Great \\Inter surnmt.•r rental°•
Brute Blomgn·n i59 1221
ftENINSULA DUPLEX-I 0.8° o
Prlml' 111\'t•slmenl with gr·uss inrnrne of $19,5UO '
Extt•lll·nl n·nlal Jocut1on Slt.'p::. lo bt.•ach. Fully
furnislwd Ch\llCr assisted financing + a:-.sumable
10.8' Isl loan Call Lorr:mw Bast·hp ncl\\ for d1.·
tails 759· 1221
CUSTOM EXECUTIVE GOl.f COURSE-$698,000
5 Bdrm I i Ha rsl m bwll cxecull\ e home 200'
fronlagt.• on pn.·s11g1ou:-. golf and t·ounlr~ dub
Gorg(•ous 20\40 pool & sµa Panoramic \'tew::. of
golf c·otirst· and ntll' lilt's too SundN·k & porth
w1lh \ ll'\\S Het room. ~l·wing room. laundry
room Two liriek frpll's. Five storag1• <tr't'a::. 3 t·ar
garagl' & rnttrh murt'' t'all Bob Li cata 75!1 1221 to
day'
OCEAN VIEWS, GUEST + 2 LOTS
Ol't'an \ tl'\\ t'<>tlage + guest qtr-..' 2 ~lorlt'' 2 lot~
Statnt>d )!la-.:-.. bl•arned n•1hngs. :l hlk-.. 111 m·f'Jn'
~67 ;)OO ' C<tll Bob Bunltt·k 75!11221
OCEAN VIEW SI 29,500!
2 Bdrms . ..,umkc:k. hugt-lot. lilt• k1tcht·n c;real in
veslmt:nl Start<•r hotnl' l'all lloli Hunl1 rk 759 1221
CANYON HOME $129,000!
Brand Ill'\\ canyon spilt le,·el 2 Hclrrn ~ Llen
homl' Warm frpk Skvhtes .\tr corul Call Hou
BurdtC'k tn<l<t~ 'i.'l!l-1221
LINDA ISLE
F'ine~t Joe on Jll Linda 76' of "aterfronl rm. for
up to 8.5 • ·''aC'hl fibr 7ua. formal tltn Hays1de Pool
& !>pa Game room , lrg sit dn bar. wine cellar.
Ullblan<hng fin a\<lll Pnrt·<I al I \ltllton nno &
Dm It' Kooµ i5!J 1221
HARBOR RJDGE CUSTOM
English Tudor 4hr. 5ba. fam rm . dt•n with lrg oak
bar lrg master suite w bay '1ew. 1' of acre. rm
for pool. lrg hl T D c1,·a1l. Asking Sl.lill0.000 For
pm tilt• -..hmrn1 I.! r<l 11 Bob & Oo\'le Koop
BIG CANYON REDUCTION
Prof dt•1·or l>u\'er 2hr, 21Ja. fam rm lrg rnrd.
room for pool Cuarded gale ~lu~t ..,t·ll Suhnut
an,· utkr or lt'rm~ -bsum CXl!)ltng s:Joo.ooo Pnre
St<i.5.000 Hoh & DO\ 1c Koop i5!J 1221
CAMEO SHORES
4br. :~1 ~ua. lam rm .. din rm . lrg ~:ml w pool Pn
bchcs (;ti t1nanc-mg $724.0<XI FEl-:SLt.•al this f1:wr 1
Hob 4.1\r L>m 11.• Kooµ 759-l221
LIDO ISlE
4hr, thu. lrg lot. steps to beach & tennis Asking
Sl40,IKJO Sc.·ller says bring anv offer~ ~l1Jsl sell
Bob & Done Koop 759·1221
TRADE ORANGE & AVOCADO RAHCH
78 ac· Valley Center. sub map compl. 4 sep par.
Sell or Lrade Hll or part for home in Npl. Laguna
or ~l1s!l1on \'1eJo SI .200.<XllJ. Hob or Do\'1e Koop
"2" NEWPORT CREST CONDOS
Oc•t>ttn 'u. ~ Bd :i Ha . Fam rm. \\et bar din rm
• pool. tenn1!> S210.000 l'a Term-. Subm1l any offer
to Bob or Do\'lt• i 59 1221
HARBOR RJDGE ESTATES
10evonshirel choice of 2 & 4 Bd rm 31 ~ Ba. study,
game room. l'Xpansive master suite. almost 401)0
sq ft of luxurious ltving, 3 car gar. outstand!ng 1.80
vu of ell v lites & ocean. guarded eom munity, tn·
lereom, · set·urity system. bll-m micro-wave.
garage door opener. 2 frp1cs. C'eramic .kitchen
counter~. luminous ceilings, c.·uslom light fixtures. + many more f ea lures lo add lo your gracious liv-
in g S995.000 l<>t-$1.1 50.000 Dick Carsten"en.
631 1266 or 631 1511
4 IORM MESA WOODS
One story No. C.M. beauty, 4 Bdrm 2 Ba, 1850 sq
ft. a beautiful home on lrg .prof. landscaped lot
w/pool & spa. sliding glass door from mstr
bedroom to pool area. House has electr. kitchen.
va ulted ceilings. wood beams in family room
which is open to pool, sha ke roof. water softener.
sprinklers, blockwall. Super clean home for Y?Ur
family, only 9 years old. Only $174.900 Call Dick
Ca rstensen 631 ·1266 or 631 1517
2l4 l 17tti St., Cost. Mfte ................ Ul·IZU
4412 '-'-'•Pkwy, '""" ................ 55'·9400
15 c.r,.lh rtml, Mpt ldl ................ 75'·1221
Independent Member Brokers
ltl •,1(jl NTIAl RlAl I 'ilAll C,fllVILl '>
OPEM HOUSE l·S
OPEH IM DOVER SHORES
D't 1ia mH· 5 B JL Ba yfront l.:.ir~l'
pier & ~hp O\\ nl'r \\111 c.·any all
f1nunl·ing Ht>dut·t•d lo Sl.350,000
St•(.• Br(.•111la l'l'll'r:-.on At 134
MOHN INC;STAH
OftEH IN NEWPORT BEACH
Hl'ntal + Near bearh 2·2
Bedroo111s firl'pl an· Beam
tell 111gs S270.000 See Naney
Nu·hols Al 1 H! I 181 ~ 45'nl ~'THEET
OPEN OH LIDO ISLE Smashing 3 BR + Dt>n Atnum
POOL Enterl a tr1t'l''s delight
S5!15.500 See Cynlhw Hun~f dd At
2W \'I A EBOLI
OPEN IN NEWPORT HEfGHTS
lkmodeled 3 HH + guest house.
l'ool & spa S285.0lHI. &•c .Jo Carol
llllntt'I' At 454 SANT,\ i\NA i\ \'E
OPEH IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS
1J ra ma l 1 l' 11 (' l' a n v 1 t' \\ ~ (' "' I )
l'ustomw.!d & ell•g<inl 3 Br +
Fam Hm 1'001. S-185.000 St'c
Carole ~ll'.\lahan ,\l l!OO \\'lllTE
Si\IU·i
OPEN IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS
I lead on 1><·ean \'lt'W ~ BH. 21 ~ BA
Ot>n l'1 Sparkling pool $355.000 St><'
Wl·llcl.' Hl•am At !lfiti SANIX.'ASTU:
OPEN IM BACK BAY '
I IHl :J BA C'h,1rm111g ~ ,..ie
home ne::.lled among t•ut•alyptus
tree:; $235,000 St•l' 1'.<Q l'ark(•r Al
175:! I H \'I :\1 E . \ \' 1':
HORSE PROPERTY
111 lu:t1ul1ful Back Ba,\ arl':1 2 UH
Stud\' & U\l'1'nit1• loft Formal
tl1111ng area c;ourmt•t k1ll'hen All
n•dt•c·oratt·d <;rt· at 1 ·ountr~ cily
II' 111g s:us.uoo
THE IEST IN FINANCING
\\'1th 311'. llm\ no\\ 1w1 \\lll c·•trr~ bl
T [) \ d II I' :I h I l' :l BI{ 2 BA
Pt'11111su I a Poi n l ho nw Sp:.IC'1ous.
op l' n I 1 ' 1 n g <1 I' t• a w 11 h ll l' \\ I y
ru~ton11l'ccl k1Ltht.•n . lland t•rnfted
ouk ..;ta111l'd ~la:..::. t ro11t dorn· Pride
of II\\ lll'l'Shlp $349,5()()
''DOLORES" IN THE BLUFfS
\\'1th 30', down. 11\\lll'r \\111 carry
loan lor 5 vrs End urn! with wrap
around pa.t10 plu., hl·auurul large
enln l'Ourt~·ard Light & highly
maintained ;i BH t-dinmg &
breakfast areas ,\II lh1s on FEE
lam1 al S2~l8.000
HARBOR RIDGE
Ch<.1 rm1ng 2 RH 2 bath Dynasty
mll(ll'l Sparkling clean Shutters &
o I f \\ h 11 <' t' a r pt' l t n ~ La r g ('
a::.sumal>lt.· loan Couple pcrrt:'l'l
4~5.fKIO FPP o,, m·r \\1 II t·on~1der
-..hort term ll·a-..t• opt111n 11r long
t'~t'l'O\\
STORYBOOK DUPLEX-COM
~ HH front h<iuse C'ompletcly
clelal·hed from a s1wc·1011s two & den
rl'ar unit .\n Ill\ l'~lor ur user \\ill
hkt• lh1.., rharml'r C: n ·•tl l<1tat1on &
only S28!1.500
DARES TO BE DIFffREHT
Soph1.,t1ealt.1d · \rt Deco ··
dl'cora ted homt.· on peninsula
bayfront 3 Stont>s \\I lh P•<'luresque
\'IC\\S ol ba\ & eoastl1nc· 5 BR +
MBR suill' Lush l.indscapmg 011 45'
lot suns.ooo.
Y ACHTSMANS COVE
NewL•r t·ustom designed bayfront
'"1th ·I BR + family & dimng Rms
Dol'k 'nth slip + 2 ::.1de ties t\ew
lnncist'aping, c·arpets & patnt.
(h\.11er \\111 help finance S!,950.000
OCEAN & CANYON VIEWS
From this lovely 3 le\'el traditional
home in Shorerl1ff!) Garden
entranl'e. 3 BR Upper level ma ster
bedroom w deC'k . Fam. Rm. or
guest ~uartt·rs overlooks brick
terrace w spa S690.000
llG CANYON EXClUSIVE
f ormer Deane model overlooking
18th fairway This cuslomu~ed 3 BR.
"Monaco" has it all. f'rench doors,
crown moldings. brick patios & spa
off huge master suite. ll has been
modified & p rofessionally
decorated by a top interior designer
lo absolute perfetlion . $659,000.
THINIC LARGE
Open & spacious rooms + big level
yard for family living in desirable
Eastbluff. Rare tri-level plan with
room for expansion. This 3 BR. +
playroom could easily be a 5 BR.
Excellent financing. $259.~.
IAYSHORE
See this 3 bed room and Den
contemporary home . Close to
beaches and Marina. Land included
al $450,000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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Batboa Island 1006
12Y4 i, Financing
NEW! COUNTRY
FRENCH HOME.
2 BLOCKS
TO OCEAN
S469,000
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RENE REALTY ~g l7e4. .t,,,;v, 1\10\·atlu on lh1· '••m•· lkaul1 abounds 1111h1~ 3
1213,434-0908 REAL £ST4H 644 ·6397 JackieH~an I "''' ;1, 1h1• or1i:111.tl ht'droc>m 2•1 bath ex
OPENDAILY 631-1266 Hoi:rr' 1:.1rcll·11' i11 1 rt't1ll\l' U1nmg room.
521 J__.... ('ustJ '1l'~J ' f:im11\ room. and lW<• WATERFRO"IT l.lllle .. ..,,_,., I hreplJl'l'S Can'tlast' Island · w doc:k~' Sold lfom•' "'1th inl'om!' llt•,1 Ga......1..... Pa...J.
as 1s ' Seller fmanl' bu) S295.00IJ Rrokt'r j rQICTI ra
1 n g Allen t l> n n a &15 5726 _ Villacje
Ch1rhestrr, 642 823.'i DUPLEX Op~ Daily ot I 0:)0
Cor0tta dt4 Mar I 0221 IY OWNER from I 0:30 A.M. •••••'5NJ• • •. ••••• Beautiful CdM dupll'\ 1 59 UNITS 548-2239 Br owner's ullll. +-2 Hr 2 L Ba rental Many. man~
Fix me up and makl'SSS l'xlra~ Onl)' $.199,IHJO COSTA MESA EASTSIDE Builder~ and investor~ Ai.usumabll.' f1na1ll'llll! J RR 2 Ba. 2 car i.:arJgr. this 1s a ~marl op Pnn only Un 3 32 al'rl'~ i\ll f firepla('!'. l'ovrrl'<i pat111
portun11y. don·1 hl• Mt 675 ~.17 Bdrms. dnul.Jle i.:ara1:i·~. Ownrr anxious $13U.OOO
out Super Isl T U al OP EN SAT SL':-; M o;o.; .:real bu) G-15 9161 Agl 631 5fi6l
Sl3t.ooo al 12'. and 15 COASTAL.BREEZES
OWC Diana Cappl•I OCEAN & BAY \'JEW Cool <·harming 4 RH 167266~ ~J &I ~~~m r~1.s 3J.:.~~a. ~:~. ~~~ri a~~r:Ok), f:1: [1::u~o ~ .. \.. ·, ~~~·'k2G~ fma111·1nl! ~f~0~1t~~~~ :.~,j~':;-~~ 1~:
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Sl41,500
Htort1-,.._.
Vu1et htlle-tralfic loca·
lion 4 bedrooms, ramuy
room, about 2,100 sq.I\.
Lc.o"' ballUl('e uaumablt
loan available.
Slt5,000
Spanish Giant
WIHtPool
About 2.500 sq ft \lt'"a \\ ood~ ~ ht'<lroom 2' 1
bath hom~ Form.JI dm
mi: famtl) room larf!l .... 1mm1ng pool Priced
under m.irkel \Jlue' Valant mm,. rtl?hl m' Balboa lsbtd I 006 lalboa Island I 006 l'U\ errd pJllt) rur OUI r:Jl ~ 4 PL _ C d M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• door cnlert.11mn~ fle>.1 S 145,000 lJOPI EX blc> fin,a!'<''"il Onl' I Auumt 12.38%Loan
So. of PCH pril'ed riithl. SI 19.500 (all &15 0:.!3 Pa\ able 1110 a month•~
!'lean + easy financing' bedroom 21? bath t'ondo
Gre Astle759·1 m pre~11~111us ~:.m~1dc COLDWeLL
BANl(eRC
TRIP'LEX
Three units 1o11th
h replares. nn a 45'
Corona del Mar lot. for the pr1C'e or 3 duple)\
Favorable as!>umahle
lst loan. seller w !'arry
2nd Priced at $329.500
down payment 112.000.
By Owner /Bkr will
~OOJ.>erale. 675-3141
2 Bedroom House with
new 3 Bedroom Unit 4
car garage, large lol
2or1r down 675 0562
Broker __
5 BR/IY OWNER
IRYIHE THRACE
CORONA DEL MAR
BALBOA ISLAND -REOOCm!!
lowut priced 2 hd cottagt,
COft•tttieftt to aU. Just steps to lay and
Vlllagt shoppin9. $319,000. Coll
673-6900
AUTHENTIC CAPE COO
ly decorator -lftchtdiftcJ stamMd and
etched Cjlou, brick Giid btc9nl. Totally
coordinated with luxurious ame11itles
fhnt.out this 4 btd, family rM 2 patios.
VIEW -in a .,iet llttte llled locotioft.
Tie llP for 2 boat'-SUS,000 fff.
673-6900
MESA VERDE
$128,900
Spar1ou!> J BR & family
room home 1n pre
st1g1ous area Block wall
provides pnvary l'.:asy
t'are yard insures extra
leisure hours Air cond'
Owner Wiii help rmance
Call 645·0ll3
COLDWeu.
BANl(eRC
Cost a :'lh-~a l'losc• 111 N"" p11rt lll'Jl'h Rrrin<'l'<i thousand!>'
979-2390
J7fl7 S Bmtnl Santa i\n.1
MO QUALIFYING?
J usl lake over existing
loans with small down·
Master su1tr overlooks
sparkling pool and patio
2 more bedrooms fo r
ktds or Jtuests Locattd
near most evert)'1h10g '
HL'RRY l'allus 64&743-4
Cenlury,21 Gold Star
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• $13,500• ••••• ••, ••••• ••• ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • l AICH IA Y PLAJ4 ...... TOWNHOME SpN·lu,·uh1r om Vll'W 1 t)Jrm, dJn rm . hv Seller Wili rma 2 BR l IJ11. dbl 1111t 98 UNITS & ONLY 15% DOWN
GREAT RNAN:ING
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Ch · 2 3 1pu SPM .•~• p l 'p lerest & only ~5 m111ules 1 Th f" 1 de"reevtcws&"o.r"l'OU!. I armtn11: story • '" """' rospe<' Bearh roperl .\' su· f 0 C 1o1 a er 1s ma)lnt 1cen " " " bd b 2 f I p H rom range llUOI) 2 5 h f 1 6 I Catahna sun~et.~ 2 'ton 0 EST Bl'Y IN Tll E rm, 2 ' a. rp cs. roper I Y o u s e . Soft Cl~ I 076 frontage Ill pnme 1()('3 at res $179.000 A,i!rnl ome ea ures arge "'tlh firt>pla~ rlt>rk3 HGTS 1 l' 3 R den. family rm overlook 642·38.'>01 fi31 1534 •••••••••••••••••••••••! lion Owner will fmant•e bdrms. 3 )luest apts. plus
for enler1amm11 l nm I h '"'?ue1 ·1 r 1 IO)l pool Large lot. bad •OCEAN VIEW. ~teps tol Exclusive Prmt'ipals 714 723·8333 .ill expected amentt1es
montl) pool & ele1 ator ome 14 per cc oc.i min ton court. S379.000 b) Want to buy 1 confosed beach 3 BR 2 Ba rondo. on t y Ask for 1 renc C~lal Sri I er \\ t 11 rons1der
from l(aral(e S24S c~J lion Assume 10"' 1~ O\\ner flexible terms about ftnanctnli!1 Call need less than $2U.OOO t.oudon. ,\~ 631 4247 nr p panral trade for large . teresl loan Price rt and 01o1 ncr will rarr) Edee Stern. 673 7300. Dwn Sale:. pnr $260 ooo 631 7JOO ~ 1600 t1o1m diesel motorsailer 11\rt~r duccd lo 1229.900 Rae I Open Sal Sunday 1 5 Realtor Associate .M!tl2J2 11141 •••••••••••••••••••••"" or rommercral property :\,~M:iatk~ Rodgers 63l· 1266 407 Ktngs f'.lace HEl:P! -Son Juon SeClPr~ Ltd
NEWPORT CREST Owner will ronstder lak Capistrano I 078 67J.2810 R&'MttX
Spectacular 3 Bdrm. 3 dwn payment owe hrs GOLF COURSE VU IV.,._.~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
ba condo. Huge master equity Beautiful 4 Br 3 BR Adult Condo Cent I~ Hotttts FwnfsfMd
suite w .pvt retreat & 211 Bo home. Kasey & air S172,SOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17141494-1177
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EASTILUFF 3 BR :! Ba. I mt to beach.
many custom features
SI 10,000 Open Housl'
Sat/Sun 1-5. l!Uil2 Egret
l,n Nr Beach & Allanta.
960-2183
120/o RNAHCIHG
Stvlish Starter
Nitely 'del:ulcd 3 Bdrm
home 1n Cal1rorn1a
Homes Seller will
cooperate wtth ftnanr· •-----... --•I
in!( Showi. like ne1o1 • home Close to park
w tennis & swimmin)l ll .. ~J
Callfor detalls. ~~
4 bdrm. Cam rm. fplrs.
Xlnt financing Im
med ia te orcupancy
possible. S28S.000
642·5161 ... 640-11107
4BDRM. near Manner
Park $198.000 Owner
lnXIOUS & Oexible Call
anytime to see. 646-1044
or646-J046.
IY OWNER ing a TD as part of the ••••••••••••••••••••••• D llaA~IAD R...tols
sunderk Prime location Norm 631· • Luull' l<:nt 'Really REALTY lalboa I.a.ct 3106
overlooki ng tennis ..13!.::1445 6611610 • ....,..Cl" ...... .....,. •••••••••••••••••••••••
court , pool and spa. LG As...,....
former model w iprof. ll4.SOt1 Small down pay
deror and numerous up-menl w 8"•"~ loan 2 BR.
grades Large assuma-rural area. pauo. air,
hie loans Full pnre IA YVIEW COHDO adjaC'ent to Park & Pool.
WA THFIOMT OFFICE IUIU>tHG
Prestigious 9 unit office building
in Ca nnery Village area of
Newport Beach. Unique design &
style. Features expansive deck
areas. dock space. ample
parking. low maintenance &
close prox imity to restaurants.
shopping & recreational areas.
Offered at $3.850,000. Fee.
Martha Ma cnab. 642·8235
hclm'•tlttwtals
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3 Br Bayfrt Si2:1.sotmo
3 br. 2 ba. family rm.
s pa LaQuesta Villas
Sl20,000 full pr1C'e .
$20,000 down, bal 12.-c e RANC H
REA LTY
551 2000 int o nl y . 3 y r s _ _
?~~~~~r. 5J6.0IMIS or I o n u s Room
A11ENTION BUYERS-Special NO DOWN . L OW Lrg Colleke Park fomlly
DOWN Annette Sexton hom e w pool, bo~us
and Sue Martin cover S8 room & good fmancmg
Mllllon in Sales for 1980 1 Btg home for big fa.mil)
We have many homes Great for ent.ertammg
and rondos that qualify Call for details
for great creative
C1111nc1ng, high auuma·
ble lo1n1 below martd
prices and low Interest
riles Call today 847·2960
lAltnl.I)
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OCEAN&
COASTUHf VIEWS
This 3 bdrm. 2 bo home.
features classic Laguna
Bea ch livinl( at It's
fine~t. Call to SF.A
S210,000
HISTORIC
LAGUNA HOME
Overlooldng V1ctorra
Beach Free standing
fireplace, loft. barrel
wood ceilings. close to
bfac h. liUS,000.
497.5494
-IWol>OWR
HV Carmel 3br, POOL.
lge ror. lot. $269,900 owe tge 211.JI. 640.0325
DOVER SHORES
1441 Galaxy Dnve 4 Br ,
Den. formal Dining
Room. 2 Flreplal'ft. 3
car garage + large Hob·
by Room. Pool sited loL
beaut. landacaped.
Owner uaiat al financ·
ing. Estate value only
$UO,OOO. ()ptit Sil/Sun.
1·1. Robinson Realtor
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loan Asking $275,ooo IA YFRoMT COMDO Broker_499-1~.
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dured to S12S,900 Two and city hghts S47S.OOO homes on I lo 4 JI ac~s.
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• Its ea"y to place your 8-0ay Wee~ Classt11ed by mad and it • dcck.µersonahiednrrire landst't1prnl( Y.Jlk 10 l"rt'tl111hCt·k n1111t·11al11 ""'"1 t ,,,, "' 1.1k1·11 1rum 1.ir '11'k' tl'mµor.in ''11'1
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• <;pec1a 0 er you mus a non-commerc1a user 0 ertng • cwul~ H~.,\L E~l\TE Ltl\.'\SI lll'ha\i' Cllrlli \11111 fl,11 h'humi r .. .i 1.11111111., Exn·llt•nt '"
merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad and the price must I Prim~ Motlchloc. 171 41641-6911 1\murtltt'd ~ lllll'rt'~I on l.l•ni:th tomho~ F1 l..i .111l1·1·11on 11111111'1" l1·r1·n····' .\I r' Fl.1gg
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be 1n your ad T he cosl stays the same whether your ad • Prk" full sen· on thP Loan,. "nTf)"-, w·1· \1 tu '" qllP,lluii-1;l"flf'IHll' HI w............. 7100 " IEA.UTY SA.LOM " .. Ba ~1t·al l~ th•·ro· ..,,. e p <n'1'R"U need s eight days selling time or JUSt one \\atcr Annual lease Spare & 979 1034 :01r Stu.ir1 lh t r I I l'"" J rd 1 ~11 ltilla ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'ome sl't' 11 nu"' n·t• ) ~ 0 l~"l" rn 1!11 ii~!! • • .., ....,.. ... _ .. _ / equi pment f ull\ MontyWontt'd 5030 1:11H·rnmenl th• 11p \1<01111b n1t•1\ 1hlt•
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• Use one word in each box About 4 wo rds make one • TolloilanlllldQ. Owner ell RH n Aj!t. lstTDWA.MTED hc:ot the Jll'l>'IOll\I 1<h11 , .. 11lmJl1• ••• "' \\Jiii rurpurall' 11rr11 I'
• Class1f1ed line o f type Mtnimum ad IS 3 lines Please print • tall Judy. 6424644' for Newell G111,67J.7~ Lu una Bnac:h <x·~an \"U hcllt'\l'~ lht• \\Uf'I .ind Bt·::u·h 111 \ .. •l!Ull.I 1111 1-'.tmlhJr \\llh iollt•rllon ap.Pl tO Sl'C d l!I s' ,.. < 3 lht•n thrre·~ t'fll1f,!rl'" t\111! 31 r 11m1h (ll'! JJr<ll"l'dure~. IO~UntOl'l'
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plainly • · upex 150,.M1m1n 1 h Of"LIEV•'S l'l)'l"ll 1 ,,011. l•lll• lll'1<alll ro&srlfpa1dJ1Tounts I A~~~~01>r~~:~~ ~.f;t" ~~!!':1~.~~ ... !~.~~ I ~~ m~~~~ ~~~;a·~~, L:s: ~ F~ I A ' 5300 ·l~ l:!l!I • ~J~ceceduMlTrMG
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I · I • r\rrhes Toka1 Bank 1 d • Shill 1111 ft•m.1lt· \ h 1 t ·r I Bldg &42-4644 I arl(e rr.ve rn ,r!'Jr orf9a9t1,Tn1st round Adull (<H k.111..t 'orkt1111o11&H\h t"h1ht,' ll\1·f'1 tt'd l'\fll'rll•n<o
I doors 3 phase po1<er 3<1 D d 503 10 trl'i' on \' il!'Olt, ~t ,..,.2 • ., lll'l 11wlud101: ht<' t•ul • I • 180 degree ()(•enn V1e1< sq rt 1779 Wlultler SI " s r~u ·4~ ,.,., ' • I J>t'I ·"' 11·" arrur all" t\ 11111" (i11txl . N C M 1 •1 •••1 • • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • o'fl J •J 1
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• tenter Monthly or an· A l200 r ()( n an 111 cstor. or ·'P st c,ra) kattrn """" l\flt'Uncrn ln1n.. l!fll\\1111( fl'ol nomparn I pprox sq t 1 ba\front home G1\'I.' ma((• Brn Ill', l'lr --. · · • I $ 8 .00 • nual lease Full service rice Space C:\1 2.'i rt weh set·ured Isl or 2nd F'ullert•ln & Hro.~ll\\ J\ ,!).I .17.\.1 ~ o'' ,1 \1 ~s a are a
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I I • orrered . incl Phone 673 5340 TD Agl li756161 t M 645 4'.-W l..o~l S1hrnan lhhk\ t.m &15 2444 ans\\ erinj? copier • & "hrlt' :"\ B Jrea , Jll A.CCOUMTS
• II 1 O.SO • secrelarral ~erv1ce & re PACIFIC 615·210:lnrfi31 ;1~ .. 1 PA.CYLEAILE
c:ept10111st 759 9036 BLUFF ERIC
• I • \ I.OST. gra\ 1·11rkat1t•l ll ll llt•qu1rC's sharp d1•penfl
13.20 BA YFROMT f lli..IDUSTRIAL ~ .ir-. \ \'1t S.50 ne"ard Lo,1 pcr,11n w exp M u~t
• Nex t door to Husty ~ l3 ~ r.'ll "d..\1'\;J • • K22 Call!JG221Ml.'l h,1\I.' num<•r1 t JI JP • I 1------.+------+------+-------t------1 Pelican Prestige orrire PARK \:I.I .\~· Found H 11 \l1•d1um pt1tudl' & kno" IO kc~ In
• I 15.80 • space for lease Also shp 1500 sq fl. umt a\ ail for LJ ~~ s11ed r l>ni: 1~1 f') ltll-. tou1 h Opp't\ for Jd\ an
avail 646·4419 immed ot•rupann f~U-I V beige L.onl!h.111 ~ t \I retflent Call Parl(t' al
•' I • HO s• ... OIEGO Quality offl ('(' & \llfJJ !">16 2472 631 4401formtcn1('\\ I AddS2.60foreachadditionalllnefor8tmes · "'" "'archiiuse •pai•n. DMVVV'I L' .. ,\ppllrutwn~ no\\ h·•1n" ., • • CMTY " ~ ' (11 '..J rCIUOtJ on ~all 1111•1(0 ' ..
I · carpets & drapes f or 11-.l"'I F'ree\\ny.\O:-i. Rrvwn l.nh taken for furn1to.Jrt•
• I • 2MOfttftsfrffRtnf leasinginfoca116427604 If(/ 7 Mrx St•pt l n1l i P\1 lh•ll\en flrtvcr ... Xlnl
San Marros 1 yr mrn ~or 642·4463. O"'h/\D &tS '16S5. 337 4951 dm mg ·reeord rl•qu1red •1 Publtshmyadfor8days s tarttng • ~~i~~~~:;n~~~r~[~!~. t'fttofsW.ttd 4600 r 'lifV rnt:~ll ~~1~51~?o~:·;~tA'l\M
• I • 700 sq rt and up 6(1': sq. •••• •••••••••••••••••• Hed Oolx'nnan pupp~ in 1\s~em hlers & Trainee!> ~ I ClaSSI f te at ion • rt gross New 20 acre 1 Engr seeks apt to shr lrvmr, 754 2'140 i'. Los Vallec1tos Business Non·s mker H l 642·90S8 Found m crlrnm l!lk &
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Hwy 78. 1 s. I 15 High Prof minor league Ball 646-3726
• ll Address ' • freeway visibility Park playerfor Oakland A's& Found Doxie Red Mair
I ake selli ng A C ware seek small rum or A.-Ad Sheltir max. Sablt• & • I c z Phone • Carpeting Plentiful Wlrum place m Balboa. Use ,,,,.wer service white. M Pit Bull Mix 1ty IP • parking Part1t1on al-NB. CM area, or will puppy, hghl Brindle. F'
• • , lowance On site leasing house·Sll home or boat When placing YOUr ad ••• a Newport Beach Animul
• •' Check or M.O. enclosed 0 • agent . Su Bonnet until spring training In Daily Pt'lot ad number will Shelter.644·365'! 7Jif744·9023. March Afford up lo mo th G d r • I •f ' d d f ound Kallen 68 \\kS • I Char ge my ad to · • HEWPORTPEHIM. ~1~4nm Mark00 r e appear in your c asst ie a old Tiger Clear Flr:i I· • 1100 sq. ft. of pnme ofc -• we take your messages Collar Vie or ..: 20th St • 1 D -# Exp. space. frontmg Balboa hsilltHjln•Ht/ 24 hours a day ••• you call 642·7134 f .• VISA • Bl. & 22nd St 67$-6442 fWIClllCt f ound . Dog Answers to I COSTAMF.SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• in at your c onvenience Muggins .Blk wh1tcpoo· • r .. E • 17th St. $16.Ho EJ.000 sq ....... during office hours and get die L'nderb1te Balboa 'D ft xp. • rt Deluxe ore space. Oppott.Mly 5005 Looking (or Tracy
; e L ------------------e wm.E.Doud co_. -PRIMTSHOP this service is onlv S7 .50 213 :w11gs
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: • 700·2000 sq rt office low overhead. Call for · ••••••••••••••••••••••
WE A.RE GROWIHG
A.MD WE MW>
A.SSEMIUIS
These are permanrnt
r lime DAV SHlf'T pos1
lions for people lo bul Id
our high quality MCi A
televLS1on sets
Our employres enJo~ 9 4
0/\ Y WORK Wt:Ek &
romplete <'Ompany paul
bcnd11s
Sood English ~kill~ r'\'
qu ired Appl) Mon
Thurs, 1am Spm
( 7141~'16 Z:,00
i •·I Gd. parking 673 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• the res ponses to your ad • • • tLuther 675 262. 673-2149,
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·1 PD .. • spare available Oct. 1st details. 115,000. Craig. tion and to place your ad OEOS would lovt' to •• .. a1 y DI :.:Vt!:~·. 92626 •• :.l~~::.r:es~e.!:s: 63H266 call 642-5678. ~~rtk:~·~r~nc;~\~~ M I ~J~~iRS ., I
marina. 1~ yr sublease Illy..._, ~383----ELECTRONICS J
• from Sl.95 IQ ft lncludin~ .... , Atlrad.lve lady 2001 E CanM!cle 'Avt f I II I II I I I I ••• I I I I I 1111 I I I... ~~.i~~~.~=· cal ford~S:cort. S.A.
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--------H1nll1n1< ASse.Las TEUB
Lof 'f !\&Ion Vlt'JO l'O Looltln~ fnr that sptel11I
Dl'tcb Auf'mblt rs w 2 &•I Beaut rord111I aurr ) rg up CancJldalrs Ptrm r T 5 day WNk.
must hlH' ¥d munu1l xlnt bt'ntftts & odv t-:xp
dt'llttrll). Kil C) t:?>1aht pref bul will tram
('h1ld C'1trtl11kr r . It BANKING houulttepln& Lov1n-
t ntr1tttc 11randmolher
to ht'lp rare for 3 school
•I<' .:frl& m ext•h11n.tl' for
board & t oum Call
$49 0191artrr111Hl1
TfilER
nut in 1pp.i.ir1111t·l· & cit• I' AC IRC ra.HAL pt'nd1ble Wurt •~ 1n ltll' ~
Part Time C.'lt'1n1n~ help ncc•derl
Tht' bt:aul1lul l.11ke AM r I u' h ~ II
Forest orf1('t' o( a grow NiJlhtrluli fn3 1834 ~uppurt mrdt\'11 ell'r SAYINGS
tron1n Gd henerih 23' t t7th St C !'II
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llllC UI 11\j(J! 1tnd lo;in 1.5 (.' L F. n I c A I. II 0 Ill I' ~efktn& u Tt'ller to pro furn"htnl(!i rt•l11tlrr
vtdt' txlra eo,eragc dur Gener1tl olr1rr dut1e~
tng peak 1>11v1nl(• hour~ Prt-fcr t1xp ~ 00 pr hr,
Somt.' Sa1ur1l11y work Ntttl e Crtek Shop
will hr n-qu1rl.'d F11sh1on lsl1111cJ Brun•
nt'nt "'mr1ym1 nt·tod 111> fi1nk•n1:
pl) C111 Mr~ l'11~lh.
Ml3830
ASSEMILHS
l.m· • .i Mu;&1on Vtt•jo 1•11
nr<'<IS A~llemblt·r~ Some uµer. jlrd'd , hut will
train C;ind1clates must
havt' 1111 munual dcx
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n1·.it 1n JIJ!X'•11·0111·1· A: d•·
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both da) & r1111ht 'h1fh
f:xccll b l'nt· l>t-nl'f11~ &
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Work ~ m hrt• wppon
MEDI CAi. ~:I.Et THO 'I('~ Fu1 Ill
tt•rv1ew ple.i'c t all
MH S P A ll~:Lt.I 581 3830 a &
AUTO MECHANIC
3 \rs e\per fh,11 tool~
JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
LAGUHA HILLS
OFFICES
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Pn1-:n :RHIW
• T•l!.1'1
t 1-'ull & Purt Tune!
• W ar•houHmttt
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• Adm'"lstroti••
R~st t l'rJinee. a1·1·t'ptahh·
M u:>t hJ1'l' G mo!. ofr 11r
pubht• contatl expcr
T • Pl' JO·-iS wpm 1
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:11lury pl~ paid l'tlfl'tlt Clerical 11ppare! anti rn~ puk 5 mi: Please llPt>ly during I CLERICS
stivlni:s hours 111 NEEDED HOW!
FIDELITY ./
FEDERAL
SaviitcJs and
Loc.tAssn.
25431 Troburo rtoatl
Lake Fore~t
An Equal Opply
Employer
Entry lt•vt•I, nn exp re
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work urt•u uy shrft 1n
lrvtne \pply btv. n 9 &
4PM
ue.,Ut} --2061 »u:.1ness Ctr 112119
u u Irvine 752 6666 ~J.:lmED''' One bright t40S f'w) ut Mat· Arthur friend!) llld1v1cJual to as bt\\ n Mounraker & Ca!>J
s1st busy Ne"pon hair Manal
Must knt1" Foreign & SADDLEIACK
Domt·:.trr Jl1i:nmcnh VAL• "Y OFflCE
!>l) list Gn•11t 11>Qrktnl( EClE u F' rond tl1on~ li:lt li091 1•-•~lllll!l!!l"•''-ll!I!~
Appl} al :lCm F. ('nJ'I 11.1: llwy, l'dl\1
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Beauty COMUffairts ~adrng. l'OSmettt· cu ha~
1mmed1ale opening:.
H1gbei.t pd C'omm m lhe
industry. Frt.'t' trammi:
l'I lime hrs F'ull 11mc
Clerical
JOBS JOBS JOBS EXPt:RJt:~CF. ;\Utomohvc I' H EFEKH F.D
MECHANIC •Credit ChKk~ 5 day v.·eek "1th i:tl pa~ iP.irt Ttme. ~ :10 hr-.
& bl·nd1t' 'fl~l.111 1"11 pl!t week TH\\ 1.,..11l'r
mtervrev.1 h l' Ip r u I Va I'" lJ •JI) Q~ 551).~7l
Wt• oe1•d word pro
C'e!.~o rs dutJ t:ntq .
typist~ rc('t'PllOlllSI:.,
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Work ~hort or 10111: a'
Ml(llOll'rll\ irt th1• (It'
Automotive lrt•o1•l1t~ mdudl'(h '"'~•• .. ----• MECHANICS! Beauty Salon
*TECHNICIANS! Wt· offer i:r•rn th 111) HAIRSTYLIST
!°l:el'di•d no" i:i·iwi ul port11n1t1e' t.'~t·cllt•nt -;o ful ur" rn prt·~t·1tl art-u
tt•c·hmelan ~P<'t'lil lllirlf. working r,l11tl 1t1on.'> salon'' Change Jobs &
in tum• up, i•le<tri~.i . ~alary & bt•ni.:f11s Call "ork "1lh ll.'>' Earn c1 nd Jtr t·onditiooing' (\1rnl Thu1ns. HJ(llillOO mnrc· dolla~ & 1cre1vr o~· Sl 2 55 hr E)l.<•rllc•ut tl'lo,ed Mun !I 7 & l'Xt:t>ll rn hcnef1ts
volumr. workmg condl Wed • !l 91 Compare our total eam
lions Opp for ud1anl'l' ELDORADO IAHk mgs packJge with olhl'r
ment Set• Mr Sludr E 0 E salons 1\ppl} in pen.on
HOWARD C~vroltt 1-----~~i J .C. P£MMEY
11-1 sooo 5511 tr.!:111
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83)..0555
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MECHAMIC
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ly in per!>oo
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PF:HSON "1th cxpi-r
S a I J r y 11 I• c· n 714 631·9-l~I
BABYSl'rrrn
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11ld 11ct ,NllOUf "lo.nti:tit,
& 11>!.nch f'cl\l HlJ
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TEUER
Full or Port Time
hdt-ltt1 h"11•rJI . J le.111
tni: ~:I\ tnl!'> .1n1J loan. "
scekmit Jll l·~ix·r tl'nn'c1 Tt•ller !or 1L' twaut1ful
l'I; l'\\ port llt•arh ufrt(c•
t-:xperll'nte 1n J >:.t''trH(' anti luan or mmrn1•n·1al
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Child at iGll 1461 l lur Jn
mten II'" Jp1,1111otment
FIDELITY
FEDERAL
S avinc)s and
loan Aun.
1024 Aa1 ~•dr l>rt1 e ~ewp;m Bl'a1·h
/\n Equal Oppt~
Employer
C LERK{TYPIST
Full lime Typ1• 45 SO LOOI( FORWARD BliatliM Optt ator "pm Full trme Abk 10 IN YOUR I Exper person preferred. perform 1 a net res or
but 11> rll trarn right I dut1f!~ Cood phone CAREER per~un for thr~ full time voice l':ill Booh On
pos Hcneftl at.11 "nee Taµt• 5-18 5525 \~k for
Security Pocific's re-I ment:. 67J.92KJ Jo
cord growth and •Boat t'arpentt·r~ f:' CltrilTyplst 'd · perrenct'd boat l'arpt•n :'>Inn v1of1t \1101h or stott'w 1 t txpanston lerl> required lo but hi !l ,1 n 1 1" t 1 on !; o o !I or~ big ~s for toulrni: & ftnt)h "l>rl. 1111 ht.'ocl1h < Jll t.1nn ..
you to look forward to ldr~e 1:ustom IJoJt!i \p-54fi 49911
adv a nc In q your ply The W1llard<.A.t 11'.:!0U CLYK
caretr with us. We Cund<ir /\\,• FuuntJlll Work 10 b1·;Hrt Uana
Valle) t: 0 !'.:. M ~· P0tnt Harbor Full t1m1•
have the followin9 r Tuoc thn1 s.·al llequ1rc• f t b d Bual l'Ompany bu f~r & " u .u r e• o u n V.J~1·r lll't!ded. t•xp1•r m1•nts front ufr ap open1n9s: pl'aranl't.' t.v"'' ~JO wpm l S unly Appl} 111 f1t'r\on °~ oon tc~tory l27 zoth_S!.._:"H <weurakl). u1>1.1ludt• for 0111: 1 e.1r prtnr t'' delJ1I. mm 2 Y•~ l(l'n
11t•nrnr1• 111 J hank or BOAT SHOW ufftc t• c~1x•r S'i per hr ~a1 ini:s ancl lnan tn tu.in \ppty to pcr~un U:ina dol'Unt l.'ntal 11111 11> r1· Students, hi>USl'"'I' t'S, l't ~l Jr1n.1 Co. 24701
<1u1rell 50 "Jlm ll'pmg 1s , part time help Call Dan..i Dr Dana l'l
rc4u1rr1I 646 3963 C:O(l" Ex.p'd for tarl)
s ttftO c lttii s
Onl' )l'ar l!l'nl'rJI orf1c1• ,., J>('rtt:rtw6: requ1rt'll Jntl
1.5 "pm I 1 pin I! 'f>l.'t'll
•BOOIOCEEPtR • c1cn1ng shift 1n 1nt1matr
Cirri fnda~ ,.;xpt•r 'd :1PP1•
f C thru T A l tH~rci.l..iurJllt ~II 1\IJthl) en1nneerrni: firm h\ tu rnok br1·J~fJ,~ ~ 11tn o c Airport <:II I} p•nl!. r1er item' ••L'> 0.10, for
Gd benerri; RWH -\:. OOK L.: Lim11\ ntls T~ j SO<' 551-9671 part lrmt• rnok for l'I .. n V. t• preCer that 100 h.11 ,. 1n1: mt'.1I<, ' II .. r1•.1
l>rt'' 111u' c\111·rr~·n1 l' Huokkct'pt'r (Ju.tl!ltt•d I OJI' hr~ & ,,dJr1
hu"'''t'r "'' "oulcl lw Tn•nct tinporh ~Jl1•., t1pc.:n l.ill '"'"t'r \II
"dhn1: t11lrJ1111111Jltl11·d ln C' I u Ii~. G-1:? 4~. t 4 hr-
tJntl ul:llt" f.Jl ~I I COOi(
, IOOtCkEEPER ,1 ,ol11r1• I \tnl\' t1101tt'1
othtr thing$ to look R £ d t ,ml 1>rup •ll11I. 111,111ut111nJI
forword to are an out-m I( mt f 1 rm 0 11 l· r, 111lum1• 1•(1)t'r J m1!~t
stondin9 solorrcmd 1 •·ha lfeng1n~ pos for !>.ildr~ Ot>l!t1!1Jhl1• l Jlt b ft k d bk pr 11>'t1h mm of l H 494 9458 for app t
et'lfe ! 5 pocdl • an 1•xp 1n 1 or mllri" or Lht· Ct>OK!:> I o . rien y. teom· fnllo"•nl! 3rt'as Ar1·t, f'rtnd1 '1111u1rlll•I
orttnttd work en· Pay RH µruC'e~~•nR re~t.iurant Lc)()ktn~ for
•ironmtnt. Please con b I 1 I I n I: r l' e"l' brun1·h l'tJC!i< !'J,tn
now for an in~itw ~e1pt!i dtsliursemrnb & Saul~ person~ t .rll fur
oppointment. 17141 Journal preparat111n uppl 6C.300l2001CS
759 4224 Pis 1•all our nc" lrv1nt• -. I of(' lo arrange for an tn Thr c~. F.~rth n .. ,,
lcr\te \\ 'Trumml'lt 1nSC \tllaj.!1·
&,, I t'ro" ('o &II <!96() HrcukrJst. lum·h """' ancl Dinner B 1 Bookkeeper ·Gd co. ~tMfih
Pun·hastng Dept expe1 •Xlnt wortunCJ cond.
J Q!, 1 1 yr mm1mum T) pmi:.' \pph 10 JX'r.on
•........ ~" SO WP)1. S day S:.ilon Sl.000 per mo C'.111 Nma ror rurtht•r mfonnal1on I SECURITY 752 RT~6. -l'dll VJnr1• !'l.57 ~I
PACIFIC C ..... ...,~ER C:t>l :'\~ttlt\(, '1H1lh I "..,..~, Cris•~ Shrltrr ha:. 11111·11
Exper'd. Gd pa) C dt \\ 1 n £ I 11 r II o u ~ c I BANK Enlrrpni;es,S4!H97K Supt•n1\11r l'lt' &
CASHIER ", .. ~~~. "h1fts S.'> h r
Sl'ruritv r.1r1f1c 11.1111. I "" ""'"' fulh ~oppom Cashiering f>0$1t1on 1n COL"r\ fER Girl l> trmc ~:qua! Uponun11~ fashion Retail store I A~I :1h1'1. no r~p nr('
Employment Ex per preferred Musi Appl~· 111 per.;on D1p1Ht)
be a' a1lablc e•enm.:s & Donuts. 18.'H ~l'" port I
"·eekends EOE I Bl , 01
B:ink1ng 644 5070 Counter help, f time
UTILITY CLERK C.'ash1ers Sales perl!on Ku'>tl'r .., ('h•.1111•r, 11\ti
6month~prcv111ushank nl'I Ph(l ll1graph) E ltith ~I (' '1
mi: ex per prefrrrerl L nhmtted lS looking for 5-lli 124:1
Barclay's Bank C'ash1ers & t>XP caml'r:J Coll'lffr Http :alffom sales people for Im Ait1.irc1;s1ve. cnergel1c offon;act ia mediate (ull l1me pf!rson needl'd 1m
STOP!! Lalhy, 631 1511 emplo> ment Apply tn mecJ1atel) rorfull or part
Taki! llml' 10 rrl,1~ .inrl E (I f: M F' V II person at 16889 Bc.ich lime positron No exrer
Blvq.)IB nee We v.111 tram C'all
DEUYEllES
Part lime Saturday &
Sund11y morrurtg.~ Mual
h•vt lee 5lllhon wa11on.
v.n or pickup truck. Gd
dri \ 1ng rcrnrd nt'I
Work con:1tblb ol deh1 Cf
mg bundle) to Uutl.>
Pt lot newi1p1111tr r a r ntrw
Good sluruna ulny
w1lh ni11uh1r 'chedulecJ ln<'rl'Ases
Call
OonWllhums
642 4321 bel 1 lAM
or 11rt 2PM dally
Demonstrators HI HI NG
llOM EMAKERS, tic
monstrah' loy v11rt11•i.I P I T Nuw u11t1 Chrt$lma~. l(Ood flll).
fret' $300 krt No 111ve~t mi:nt, C'olleetm11 01 del
Hrand name toys & grft~
f'un, eas}'..J41).6912
Dt-ntal A~st X-Ray l'XP 4 d~ wk. Pd vac. & hot Si§:~ tM~:Th!iIJ
DENT AL ASSIST.
Chairs1de. part or
f lime. happy pro
gresstve high qualit} of
f\C'e f lex hr.. S11latv
o_pen Pl·~·-_
DENTAL ASST
C'ha1rs1de Bill>\' H B ur
fll'c awJrts exi>enenl'rd
ROA Short work \\t•1•k
Salary neJ,! J oann
962 3319
Dental
Orthu oHll'e needs i.hJrp
N1rl lo tr ~1 n l ur
rrnm bat•k urfn·I' J>en
ta I bu l'ki:rountl nt·1· I
1;.11 1405
ORI VER
wrth bhOIJ work, 11511111
Gd i.alary lu ::.l itrl
5-18 2271
OHIV E ltS. I' llmc to 111• hver L \ T1nws lo ral'ks
& store:. M~t be us 1 r'
old. have 'an or pick uµ
Abo hJluhl} 111s11ran1•c·
S..'i 1-1 hr I m1lc•age Etlt
M r 71 1 ;,1!1 115•1K. '\o
il<I 826 ~~
ORI\! ~RS wanted lri:ht
prC'kup & delr1•er~. Ill} r:o
ur Ol'er Mon-Fn . 8A~1
SPM or l1 dys. bent•ltb
& Jd\an ct•m ents 1
ti7J.9283
DRIVER
f or "holesale seafo111l lOmpany m Oran11e to
Neal appe.irancc CJltl
d r11 er s li<"c nse re QUtrecJ Knowledge ur
loc.11 area helpful Start
1ng .ii S3 75 hr Apply in
person 145 Broadv. J)
St., C M
£L £ME NTA H Y
TF:ACH F.H. l'Mlcntrals.
p t1m£' C'htldl·ari: t'l'llter
552 5618
ENGINEERS
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
in growing So.
Calif. Foriunt
200 eompany:
•Nuclear
Engineer
•Sr. Design
En9ineer
•Desi9n I
Enqineer I BS tn er11:tnt'Nlllj( n· 4u1red \tl1anC'ed
drgrer nr PF. hrcnse 1le
"rable t-:xpN1encc tn turbine. rnmpressnrs
pn·s"u rt• v1•ssels . or
v JI\ e~ neressa n but r,1ntrol ~alvrs t•x
j)('rirm'l' prefern'fl
Knnwledgt· of Se1· Ill
ASM 1-: tlor nudearl as
"t'll a<> other AsMF. &
AN~I rnrle se1·t1on 1h
the) rel alt• lo the al>o\ t'
po~1t1ons
TOOLING
COORDINATOR l°\f!t'decJ with heav) tool
1111: tool .ippri:r 1at1on
background <.:apat>lt ol
\elttng up and 1m
plemenltnl! ne" prorf!ss
sy:.lc>ms Resps. includf!
tool l'rtb & mrg proces~
de\ elopment Pa) rom
mtosurate with ex· pcr1cnee
MFG. ENGINEER
S tronl( rn mfg
S)Slems processes & standard costing Tool
backj!round and capital
1ust1r1cat1on necessary
Call or apply
12 I 3172i:Os I
f~MAU:lln•tntompu tWpW..t.d 7100H.IDWCllllfed 7100IHetpW•ted 7100 ... W..ted 7100 r~od t~~tt(f :orw1! ?: :~d •••••H··:~W···:~·l•••••• •• ~I••·•.·;;;._:•.••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••!•••••••••••••••••••••••
Wetkenda only Must •--~-.. huvc ('U t'&All 833 03711 L11auna Rrh, full time r.ro .... •nit Sanl11 \n11 low !lluri.1n11
FILECLBIC ret ail. hou:.t"aru offlti: ri:qur!"'l> 11 1 IA"t:.il
prr100 port t ime Sceret11r} ltutnt-e& Ill Wt Art o law firm rn cathttr 41f7 44(13 t..eicat S.-rn.ot1iry Typing
Jr1 lnt' loolung for 11 full HAIDWAttf SALES 80wpm requ1ri.-<l MAG
or p.irt 11m1: per:.un who F 11 A 1 CARO dt-~rrubl1• Gd tn,1uy11 ur11anl11tt1on lo u or P tlntl'C l'P Y m bUIC' skrlb "' mu~t do various duttl'S tnC'lud P " rs o n r o v. n me ftl.11111 & I WlllllljC t•r llardw~re. 31117 I:: l'Oill>l G41 l~lJl'lll\ •
rands l'Jr r{'qurrrd llwy , (.:dM LEGAL SECY
<;1111 F'ran.~362'l Heod of C•todial t.1 1111at1on e ll non floral D.... Senlcn smoker, tu v.ork fur hu.'>'
p time f;xpr'donly ll ud o!...SU5lodlal .~('Owm.!.,?t(.~C'nttl~rrnMt'),,lllll Cou..w,.,. GIRL St•rVll'ell nn.·ul'd by llun '~ yv ~ Av "'EK l 1 n a ton ll1•a 1· h t' rt y exr &,ur ~JI h~·Jpful. nut
DRIYflt/MAU s c h o o I o 1 , t no ri·11 ~ll(:tt
MALE 3 momhtc)1 $1372 Sl732/mo. llepe11tl Leqal Sec...tary Ask for D lantl inll Ortcxptrlem·I' A1l1.1ly F:xp 'cf Pl sc1•rdory 645-0093 7 3 S 14th S l 11 ll Salary o~n Pref 2·3
Uf1 LYN't HA't
X.aA Y TICH -RE.SP. TECH
IT'S YOUR MOVE
Work when & whert' you hkl•. Our
namt· ts your entrcl', bt>t'ause we
repre11enl the f ine-.t nurst!s in the
profes ion. We 111v1k you to match
your own lu~h ::,tumhards to lhosc of
this high quality t·onlrollcd nur:;ing
servlt'l' As a VMS Nursl' you will
rontinut· to advun1:t• your <·areer.
Plcai>e <:all for un appointme nt &
additioniJI information S36·8$$1 yr:;. exper 11l ll•a:.I
S2000F/P'T 111 r Ing h u u ~I' ~·71118 VOL.::T ~-: .... ~.~ Commt.,blon a rrH!~lh 1~ homl'rn11kcr:; ulll St•tJI LIOUORCLERIC
nut uncommon I rain 20th Start eumm~ nov. Part •time n ghls c: M tng provided for ittuurrcJ for ('hnstmas &oil toys A~k fur Stev~ 64~i~37·
noor oppty represtnhn1t & giftb Wkly pay nu col ' · ME 0 IC AL SERVICES high ~l'mand food pro leeung ur del f rci· s:JOO LIVE JN Companion for dul·t Io attend a free 111 kit R40 G!lll elderly woman Must C Al A
ru mee11n11 pho11c HOTaHIGHT drrve, rent free . .ulur) 0
71
· .. ·
76
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5
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88
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496·5401 AUDITOR S48-SOOS 8111 Ml'lnnc:. .,.... v-"'
f' ltme-helii u1 tcrurrs Jlrn 5 l'llJ?hts a week 12 Kttm LlJRClfHELP
Anaheim ANO
714-738-5411
\hop must have CXPert<'llce' ll om emakcrs :ti u
Cull 552 5tilQ Apply lo Davrd ~fr~l'll dents for JUSI 2 3 hours Nur:.e I \.'!\ H1hn((oJI Part time
fl'l.I. f1me. I' Ttmc o r Mr, BaltJ tar d a) II I 0 t• I prl'ft'rn•d \IJ.:DIC/\I. Sale:.('lerk ''"'° '>Crl Typtnf( recfd hetv. eco llam & 5prn W1encrsl't\Jl11Lt•I. IJmtol W ~. I 1; II I I, o S S fa .. tuon bland
!'\o exp nee Call htv. n 8 llolel Laguna. "~ So & Redhill So! hour L"Jll (.'l,I '\ ll full or pJrt &w 4i 29
& 4 30PM. Mon r'r1 Coast ll11>y LJ1:un.1 R1rk_..957-t11li 111111• En1hu,1Jsm a
631 0140 EOE Beach 494 1151 ~tACHI~ E r>t>bumn~ & m u , 1 ' 1111 o u' r, l',1r1 11me sall'l>. t::xper
l.Jcltc:i 'pe1·1alt) :.hop
1"a~h1on bland l day.
Mtme eve:. Flex hrs
Ci!ll M1m1 759-9951
Fl'LL TIME Aru. St•n pohshmg pan:. E,_p OK 711 ·Ill~ ~11~1 ur 11,1 1'-1.~I
MJtUrl', rt'~pnn~t ble ilobsfRfXNffts I Qutnolnl'f !179~ 21:! l!l'.l:!l~I
adult No .. ,pt•r ner To ~·hr,rar 6455123 Ma1nle nanrt H11.it l'.urws
C311 bt11>n ti & ~~PM deap1nJ!. rl'pa1r t:, '\11" t.1l.m1: .1µpl11 Jtt111i-~Jo11·1''rr.,tl9'l l:!l:! HOUSEKEEPERS pcnenceonl)'.bi~20.W fnr t'trtllll·d p1.1t•1tr.il
GENERAL OF'C. lyp1n1:. netded, small ret1rt• MainteMnct Man n1ir~t·s t1nh thc~1· "'"'
PART/TIME Ce11t'ral bouserleantng
lac11 nf'eds Stay·at-
llnmt• ~1omro or Hungry
Cnllel(e Students to as·
"!>! h1•r Xlnt salary & flt>~ hrs after 3 wk train· •
llll! period. C.M. area.
Calf e ves. 957·8431
1 ~11rku·J ------
ld1ng answer phones ment fa('thl). also st•nl' Gt'neral mei·ha1111.,i1 Stall' 1· .. n1(11·Jttw1 & .1
hte bkpn,g, 213-59'.!·2309 meals, rolaltnR shifts, knowledgt· t l(pencnl'e wrllmi:nt·i.~ tn \\ttlk n1•1·ct
GENERAL OFFICE gd wa~f's Call 1~1 ~l!iX tn elertmal & plumh1ni: Jpply li61 •151•1
F time J!irl nc>ed!'d to forapJ> I l ht•lpful Apµh to Litrr) Nur~1n1:
run Xern'< mt1C'hlnc. n• I HOUSS<EEPIMG ~u rf & Sand II old RM Charat Munt
111•\ l' rt.'<'t•pt111n1 ~t . Sud & Santi 11 1111•1 Lugun;1_Bt•1wh,497·4'17i 7 3 :llll'~I C'halli•t1J.:lllJ.: n1rt0u~ ulher Irle oHtc•e l_I •) u s t' k et fl 1 n I! MAIMT. WORKER 1111~11 1 011 for l<1'11.1h
dultt•s. no typing fl' Supcrv1&nr. nrght slt1ll. Ma1nll•ll:mt·1• Workt•r I Ortt•ntect 1111,...,1._ cll'ilii Jt l'Al<T TIME, depend&·
bit• SJ 50/h.r + bonus.
Easy work. Cbooee hrs.
IU 20 wk. 646-?741
4u11·i:d Must he flex P,arl time S.I 25 hr needed hy ll1111t1111:ton t·d t., ~ith _,11111., r11.,
'"th respe1•1 In duttei. En~lrsh 1Spanrsh ~peuk Ueath l'1tv Sl·hool 01 ... t mi·il. dt·ntal A. hfr 111,
<.'onlart Ni>l son .it l~R ~\174477. l'Sl :lf..S $1.()47 S1:.j1 mu ilt:11t•11d Tup i.al:.1n IMot.lllun
75\1 394U ~ () f. Ulg 011 l'Xpt'rtl'Ol'e \pJll\ ,ollo" nt'I! 1 ·,111 \1 1 ~
GENERAL OFFICE lri l!at Job for '>haq11 73S I l l h SI If 11 j ~loJn,&128fHI •-•,•4•RT_T1_M•E--
I hou,r11>1fe lt>-4 ~ da~s I 53G !1851 Off ~ /
IVICKI HESTONf ~6~11t:1t~!111l>~~;~:"\,~1 Jn~!t<~~~~,I1~~t1,· 1 ininl·sb~~~i,,11,.,1 f'.~~1?~~r~~:~~;~~~
mo11strat1• 11ntc1111· pro "rl\ JI(• Co 01 t•cJ, ~i·i:k ·
& ASSO(.'li\Tl-:S dm IS p lllnt' Ill mJJUr I ~etr\'l<ir~ "llh i:uud Jll iiuur~ ~fon thru Frr rr,;:~,::~J·~~~~~,:~tral I IMSP'ECTOR dcpl store., Hrl) "~c1· mm1strJt11e ~k1lh \\ i• t\ppro\ 3 :llllo5 30P~f ,.,, ... I IMP OCESS '-+ C'O mm1-.~ton l all "anl J m alurt•'" llour<. SJt&.Sun Ap PeNinncl R I R11·h~rd al '71419!18·!131151 di\ tdu.il "1th r,,1><·r ~·· prox 5.\~I to 7/\M Earn 540-0400 Ml'd11·;tl wmllOfli.:nh mf on 1 u e~ bl't " el' ll port ml! 11! th1• l hl!'I '"-' appro~ $.125 pt'r mo
lllOll4Sky11ark1JhcJ I i:r Ot.:t•d; J !Jt!Ntn .. "~0 79pm I t'<'Utt\f! St.tntrll! '.ilan j , Jll \I rk!' Dush al Sutlt'235 ln1111• hkes detarl "'ork t aµa Man.11(rri.11\pl 1 SlWll tu s1:,01 1"-'r mu t;.tZ U21.EUF:
''L"'JL"f' \I ()L'L'J"L ble of "orkmi: v.ith 'J \"lt1e \l'mt rcttrt'-' 1110 t7U15.%tl.OI vc. c. " • r r ~ ~. m11·r0SfllJIO.' & i.m l'arb ' ~• ,~OM li-:ISTH \TJV I:. Sal:ir) romm 11>1th e\ P.le lo manal(l' 16 unrt~ 111
1
'l;ur,m.: IPllX \n~ &·n llp-ia
Girl fi nda) Al>:.l lo r Loral<'Cl rn \li:,,,1110 l osla M~a ,\\all Ott NURSES AIDE F l ~~xp prer ~tust
HousrnJ.( t-:xe1·ut1H• al ~1•10 c11 paid profit ''', Oltler l'hrld & 1~t I-.\ pl'r ii J ll ,htlh l\pe 2!i °"'Pm ~lu.'l be ~ma 11 (.'~1 Off11t' ~hJring \';11•.,1t11111 & OK I IJ!hl matnll•riant•c• 1'11n1 ho'>pt 'l11t !kit ti\l'r 21 540 1777 l'~I
" hea 1 Y 11>ork load 111 holiday~ patd Mt'Cltt•al I rl'Qut~ed s:k~r ufl i t•nt U111111 v11ur ''"'''' t\ 10111 IUJm 4pm Guvernmenlul SOt'IJI hf(' rn~ QualrfiL'C.l JIJl)h ~9013.'l. u~· Frtt•mJr nu·cl •1•n PEST CONTROL
Proi:rams Goal ori1·11 l t•antt. plea'e r:ilt Maturi' P<'ri.110 "llh tll'l' lat & ltf1· tn> I up .... 1l,1r1 TECHMICIAM
ecJ mil" serv1rr molt\ a u l<S l'Al'~.·1.1 .1 trt<'JI & "arl'1111u~t· l'X '•a 11 ~Ir . S 1,, ,, '' l n . • .. 11 •rn ,r "' ' ' l.1 .. 11lm" tcwal """l c·oo Ill ~ "' ft pa t I S81 :lllJ '"'r l)(•l'lh'll r llnlt' l!d l~I'.:! H1~14 .. ... •• Sl•lf 1n1pro1"mt:nt r trut ('t1mpan.1 nt•eds • • l'll mpaO)' h1•n1•11i... (•C'Lll'L' \"'S'IS'J \.'''I soug ht Wtll tr.i 1n lusun .. .....,.E :151 01115 "r ~ r.1 ,, • ·' r1111tt• l••l'hn1r 1an for Strool( le.imtnl! 11pptn1· " IV'"'-l'.1 rt t1nw J1>\l~t.ir11 ~tt•ady 1oh Entr~ lt-vel
Ltl(hllypmJ!c·ht•l'k "rrt Account a'\Sl~t.tot lur Maturt'. lo~1ng burn wanlctl for ~m.1ll 111r 111•s1l1110 Wt.:1r;11n,n11cx 1n1: or M1rrocumputi:r Pl'rsnnat line· ;ind ll~ht Jgain Chnsuan \\11111 .. n porHll' off1N• to C"1i..t,c Jll'r nt•t·1·ssJr~ Call
t•\phelprut Crix11.ldrrv <'otnmtltnt""''hmuJO• needt·dtobaby~1t111m) M l'~a Work cnl..11h T1m ,Tut•:.S.12,97~ti021
mg record & IJt·t•nst• fur ins urance brokerage• home. Call 633 5888. routine rnrrt.>~pondt'ot't' l'hoto.:rJph)
fi eld trrir.. 10 ro rar frrm m Nt'"J)IJrt 111 .. 11·h :lPM 9PM, M1Jn t"rt <'onlJrt "'th <l!'aler~ & full & Pan umi• prm·
Comp plll'kaJ!i· open Salary 1•nmmen,u1a11• Mt•rhan11· '''P'' d \:u~l11m1'f\l'tJ lell'phont• ta~. sort\'rs. exp pref
Submtl app to. ~urman 11>1th ex per For apµ I ' .Jll nt'etl t•d ror ~pt·nal111•cl & rnrr~sponclenrl· und y, ill lram ~lot· Appl} PORnx 1024!1 CM 926:?1 (.714 1&14 5S22 Ja~ convtr,..111 tr.1111 data t•ntr} mtn com Zoom lhrPhotoL.sh
645 2937 ~7 141842 292!1 poler Non~mnker 11>1th 1'7l1HI ~k) park Ctr<'le
Gt>neral
The B olboo Bay Club
S11mr 11f our :.11mm1•r
ll•mporJrtl.'!> Jrl' mo,1111;
"" & "(' r11rn•ntl1 nn'<i tl1•pt•1111,lhlt.: & nut1!Utn1!
11111111ct ua I~ fur I ht''I pll'il Hlll'
Niaht Maid
t P .'rf I:! :JI,\ ,\I
l>aHofhar1
\1 11:-t ;peJk ~:n~h~h
PIC';i'" C'all lor appomt mt•rH !I ~ :irM ~lon
dJ y thru F r1r1J) 645.73511
GEM'l OFFICES
GIRi, FRIDAY t:ntr)
level Expr tn f11ing. bk
kpl!. t.> p1n1t. 10 kP1 Xlnt opport & company
bcnef1 t:; Cull for opp\
Com merc1al F'rnancrnJ,!
S<•rl'tc:es &14·4684
Gen. Offiu Asst
F T Rl'np!Jon relief -+
l.n11ni: Warm pt'rsonalr
IMSU~CE
Large rnsuranri: c·o h.i~
the l11llo"1n1: lull t111w
fk"ll llln' J' .11l •. 1hh•
Policy AsSftnbltr
Will 1·omp1h Vualtl)
Control rn~urJ1111 j
puh1·1r<, & .h!.1•mhh• for
m;uhni: 111 .wrnt~ .~ rn I ~urc•d ~ltbl 1·t1J11\ cfrtJtl
"or!.
TrmtS<riber
T)'ptng of iOwpm ne1'deo1t
10 th1i. full t1ml' P'"1l111n Will lransn1hr tn
~urant'I' mformal inn Ml 1 rass1·~l:rriy Ctm I
Wrll b•· tnnni.t bonds I handhol! hl'a1 > phone~
& have 1o:rn ofr dutll''
Typ111J.! .. r i: ..... pm 11· quired in th1i. flll\1111111
S1EBfCXE
STAFANG
COORDINATOR
prefC'rrt'd "11rk111~ hour' o tn
!I'! 1·1111rJ1 l t:n 525 \\est<.:hapman
11r<N 11J~ Cur I' IH~ H IM• I !>:told .\na
t.1111111,i: btL'llll''' hour' \15 ~fon Frr
llllL Fltl.U1,m•trnppl' I PLAKTCARE
'h"JI lot fll'lcl nh'lrr r1 111·1 )l)fl r ttme. l atecr
p.11r l''l"'r tl c•"rc•il nrtt•nt,•d Expr pref 1r.11n1•r .111rp11 d"' !!••Ill \\ .i.:rs hased on rxpr
We are a leadrnJ! llJ mri·h h.H l..~ruuool l J i! <.ood dr11 mg n•C'ort1 rt'
tronal Prll\ 1dt•r of lt·m fnr ·1PPI '''''1''111 ~1·11''' I •1u1 1 •'ti I ro p r<.: a I .\l t>J\1trt•m1nl ('•lll' Sl5625l pora r> nursrn.: p.·r~on i 14 S;l() 8316 , p f
nl'I tn the llrani:c• Cnurtl 1 ORGA""IST I ort ratt rrnt 1111sher
area There '' an 1111 I " W1ll 1ram Start $4 ~hr mediate u11enmi: tn 11111 for ~rov.1nii l'hr"11.111 F r L~e pencils & dye~ LAGl'~A HILi_.; 0Hl1•1•1 <'hurrh1n '\1•11pnrt lnr print i.:nham·l'ment
f 0 r J SI a f (In C llt•d e'h \pprO\ I• hr• \rt1~ll< ~kill & l'Olor
CoorrltnJWr W1• rrQuir1• "k pan ttm1• 6'1~ ~i to H'n::.r nrrded :'Ion
an or)!Jnrzl'd rr:.f10rlSt I am. ~3· 11!6 pm ,mokt'r Appl) 10 1 On
ble person 111th :.t;iHlnJ,! Orl?ttnl\t iii \Uh:.t1111rc· Sile Phologrdphl(''· 3303
"xpenent'I' nreded no" ~ult '"'' II arbor lllvd Ste E s
Wt• uffrr out~lJt11llnJ,!
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lnr an mtervtc" appomt m1•nt
71 4-855-0151
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rhurd1 111 f"hri~I !'<ll'n j P 11111(• am hl•lpnttded 10
tht I'•• lln\ 1:1:1 ~.in 1 1·11111~ !11od bar Call l_lt·mt'rllt• \ \ :1~1 .. :.i I [>.~2 StlH3
I 111 19l l\IKU [' -I 2 h d PAIKTING time 1 r aylt . r,; at· MAIKT"~"" NC" 11 .\ .\1 1leltv1!r~ I. A ,......" '" f1nw<> SlOO per week Exµu1er1c1· n•quirc•1I t,ai:una Beach. 4~ 8496 Apurtmc•ot pJ1nt1111: n
p.i1rs & l11:1t1 n1.11n P/TIMEEYENIHGS
l~ Pleasant 11>ork1ng en STAFF 111onmenl Transpona
I
Exrrllenl ro bt•nl'ftb
Lire. Med1l·111. lll'ntal & I
Profit Shanni.t Appl\ Ill
Pt•rson Mon t hru frt I tOAM to2PM tcnanrt• t'ostJ "'''J c~ :\e" port &•Jc·h Jrt'J Youth Ccrriin
TSL :11,gmt &12 11.i1;1 \cl11h~ "'th outslandtng t1on a m ust C:all SAFECO BUILDERS i:;~~1 n e for dPllt. INSURANCE CO. HtaffhCcn
GIRLFalDA'r t757o lirookhum ~ Serticts Retatl decoraung shop f ouotatn Vallr)
To open & C'lose store E o L" 962 7711 • CA~S Membt·r 9 5 Wi ll haodlr c. ~I r 1 __ ml!!lll!ll ___ _
rustomers & phones & l•------1111!11~ salespersons absence JANITOR Desrgn & con~truct Full time, pvt l>rhool
shades. also some rt C M area 642·0411
cord keeping Will tram 1---------1 C u st om Shade &
Drapery Shop. 3SlS E
Coast Hw y , CdM .
6_73-7830.
JANITOR
MESSENGER
f ull t ime 111 t'lblJ Ml''a I area Caltf drl\er'
btl•nse. ~ood tlnl'lng re
rord. over 21
Call l\J.lren
9amtn tpm
~00.
MODELS/ESCORTS
Top Doi (a rs 953 1m l
attract11 e pcrsonaht1ei.
"hn Cn)O) v.orktn l! Wllh
lO I~ )('ar old )ouths
PARKl ... 'G f.1c>ntnl!S f).9 pm Call
" tilZ 13:!1 ext 343
ATTE ..... DA ... 'T I twtv.rt'o 2 pm .ind s " " p m Ask for Andr~a lmml•d1al('1ll1t'Oll11! 1111 J --
Park1nf! \tk11d.1n1 .11 j Ha1·e !>oml't.hlng lo sell"
nur t.1do 11H1n· !IA \I 10 l'lass1fte<t_a~o il ~
lP\1. ~tonSat "\odm
rng requ1rNI
for mnn• 1nfnrmdt1110
pleasl' call l'er~onocl
Dept t 714 l iC'~lf)(NIO
• • • shop al home It's ~tm I•--------Cashier Stan al Honey Uakcd pie w1th Dall) Pilot d H 67~ """'' Classified /\tls And If Make your a \'ert1stng Full t1me1Part-t1me arp~ .nvvv
you ha,·c ~orncthllll? 10 dollar go farthl'r' Li~t Apply Earls Plumb1if 11111111-------· sell. call a frti:ntlly your business every day 1526 Npt Ave C . Data
MASONEILAN
DIVISIOM
Graphics AsslSlant. Will
tra111. Lay-out. paste.up,
clerical duties. Non smoker. Apply 1().1, On
Site Photographies. 3303
Harbor Bfvd. Ste. E-5
We are in need or a
Jantlor rnr our Costa
Mesa fac·rlrt) lo work
3· JOPM lo 12 :-.i Will be
responsible for l(cnrral
Jllnllorrnl du11<'l;
Nurses
RN 's. LVN'S, &. :"A'S
f'.T or P.T assignnwnb
1n your area /\l'utc
Conv & Prv homr f ll'x
hrs Xlnt pay Cnll or
Stop in to see us
~ II
.:-_: Bank 1 I ...-or I I'& ;\J('WpOrt I
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Turn your
unusables
into
usable
cash. can
Daily Pilot
classified
642·5678.
Classified Ad \.isor at m the Classified sertion 71~(641·1~.
642 5678 of th ts news paper CASHIER Part time,
Banking
642 5678. Mo11 F'rt Exp prd'd
Able to take orders
Gary's Deh. CdM Call
for appl. 675-2193
CASHlER
HOUSEWARESALES
OPERATIONS
OFFICER
full or P'time Appl)
Cro11>n Hardware. 1024
lr~·!!ltlW_~IHfl NB
KEY,UHCH/CRT
TO S7.50 HOUR
IM MEDIATE
TEMPORARY
ASSIGNM f:NTS AVAIL
CALL TODAY.
CALL NOW
A McGraw·EdilOft
I o~rt:'JaAI
Maatabello,
Co. 90640
ISarito AltO Fr-Hway
Eoatto~
Mar I
equaloppt.yempl m/f
,OL __ _
I Daily Pilot I classifieds I workfor
• you. call
642-5678 I forquick I cash sales .
We offer a compctlthe
salary and l(ood b<>neftts
whiC'h includr mrd1ral
and denlal tnsurancr.
Please apply in person al Personnel Dept
mi>S
TAii/EX INC • ......_o ... t.-ft\~
ICEUY
HEALTHCARE ------11 26 N Rrookhur s t ~
Anaheim 92HHI
956·9660 f]QE M F
• Challenging and Rewarding
Opportunity
CASHIERS
UTDTEM
Office O....tood
151·1044
Deliver} dnvers & sales
trainees. full & p /t
Moonh ghters & sludenL~
welcomf' Big Bucks
Call after !pm 638·4605.
636-6189.,.
Daily Pilat ······· .. ······ .... · .. :
3180 Redhill Ave
<S D 1-'wy& Paulannol
Costa Mesa. CJ\ 92626
(714) 546-7781
Equal Opp Empl M tf
Nurses Aid wanted for
CVA patient Grooming,
therapy. meals. l:'tc 3 ti
hrs daily exC'rpt Sun
Must be rebable Exp & .r_er _9§:4· lWZ
Nurstn~ • localed in elegant
Newport Financial Center
• Professional Cltentele
• Excellent salary, outstanding
benefits and profit sharing
Minimum 3 Years
supervising experience
• For conf1dent1al interview
submit resume to
Jackie Ek, Vice President,
Operations
No phone calls
ARKF.TS
P 2nd &. 3rd Shifts
Sla g S4 up lo $4.SO.
We mote lo manage
men uperv1sioo from
within. WANT A CAREER?
Cost;i Mesa
SJ 7 w. Wilson St.
631·9600
LaglD1a Bench
41M-9'l33
Huntington Stach
962.91 Ill
Ptrsonnel Dept.
537-4840
Child Cal'f needed. In my
home. M·F. Mature lov·
Inf woman. S73 3705.
DicDVERY
For early AMI LA Times
h o me de rver y
Eeonomiral ra r re
quired Adults only. No
sollt'lting, no collecting
$450 /mo 11cl take·home +-bo11us +gus 111
lowance. Westminster·
Hu~~ton fU>ach are11
63l . --
Dtllver L.A. Times to
homH in H B 3-6AM
S37S.SC25/mo. + bonus Oe~ndable cu needed.
W.trp & Stodl wotta
Mal• or Fmalt. Apply
lo ~non. Automotiv•
Supply Co. U22 Npt
Blvd.Ci
. .
.
Field Sales Supervis.Pr
L1m1tt'<l openings a1:11lahle m the Ornn~f!
l'nasl area, for self moltvatecJ, ~arl'er
· nrir11le<I mdividual who 1•11n work with
F'ic•ld Sales People Trnin, motivate and
Ret results. Stat ion wagon or van
necessary. Exceptional 1•ar11i nas. pl\L~ Job
rclal'td benefits avatlltblr• (Qt the riRht
prople Jr you can produce, reuhs . not
JUSl talk 11boul ll. c1111· /!J60 0694 (or :Lnlel"flew. Ask (or Mr Chantt.
. . ··········································
. .
JAHfTOtt
lmmed opening for a
Janitor lo work lull
lime, Monday thru Fri
day. 9PM to 6AM shirt
Excell. fringe benerils
package. For interview.
coll· Scoll Wheeler.
714-1175·0700, or rome in
Adv a n ced ll ~lll th
Center, l:nl Bristol Sl
North, Suite 100, Np!
B('h. EOEM/F
RH
Do you want to make a
dtUerenre' Haleigh
l1 1ll s Hospital in
Newport Beach has an
immed. openml( for a
charge nurse to work the
11-7 shift, foll lime Ex
per tn Mecl /Surg
Al co h olis m or
Psyrh1atry prel'lf We
o((er exccll benefits.
commensurate sal::iry.
free meals & tuition re-JIWEl.IY SALIS 1mbursemenl for rt lated
So C alif. lead1n11 aemlnus t'or 1n
cu3tom ring makers 111 tervlew, rail Meit All·
South Coast Plua 1s drews. 71•·645 ·5705 lookin11 Cot qualified pro-toE M IF
ftsalon1I people. Salary ll!_!!!l_"'-""-l!!!!-•-llll!!!!IJlllll!!lll!'I
&, comm + 6'nef1ts for Thtrt's 111 u...y way for
ht&h produetrs C11l for You to sell that bkycle appt"'~r.Cootn1rs1 -you no lonpr use. Just
KIDS
SUMMER JOBS.
Earn S30-S60 per week.
Trips & Prizes. Ctl ....
O.Ct .. 960.0694.
Find whit rou WIJ'll In advtrllat It In the
Dally Plld.Clwlfieds. Cluaifaed! Call642.-5m. -----~--~-----__,-"
' I .
Dlt Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 6. t98 I
Sell it all and put cash in your pocket!
DAY WEEK
8Days
Special flat rate for non -commercial users offering merchan·
dise priced in the ad for $800 or le ss. Cost is the same for 8 days
or one. Minimum three lines . Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days.
3 Lines
8 Dollars
For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678
The new Dally Piiot 8·Day Week It's a [!f .mUt4.J PLUS
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Rt<~011bt Rt tiredM«lh SECRETARY/ SECRETARY SEC'YILEGALI TEUER , . ~ . wi:r~l·n s 10 ~pl.'ed
PretffcjoulSaloft l hri.l)t'rda),\1\1 GIRLFllDAT ~hi( Card 011t'1alu1 1.'Wposi11unof)t•11in1111r l.ook1111:fortha1 ~~l·1al \H.ST~~~~n.R Rald111S~S1~1r>~; ~~n~
· Who enJOYS people. & 673 3320 l'ARTTIME Capable of supc•rv1xin1: \\C'll l'~lahh,ht•d 11' 11tt' l:JI f:lt-,IUt l'Ordial !>Urr ANTfQl'1''\tAI I ~~ IWS3. or o c-
ran handle busy phorw1> RF.TIHF.f' fur beilt'h \\anted for rumpan> tn1>talla11unofnl'\\ \\o.nl oH1t•t• I:! \1•ar' i·x Perm Jo''!' ~Ila> \\l'l'k 117~;w t • t · '\ . , . , , I ~.I u 1> l be fa s h 1 on p a r k. 1 11 i.: I .o t ,1arlrnl( up E1tperrl'nrl· pron·ss1n11 l>)stl'm ~x l)t'mnl·t· i''.M·cllt•nl I~ JI xlnt lil'nt'fl~ & ad' Exp i°;AH~t:~~~~;H~t-(jtrl~ .~ ~k"';nf~~\~~~n
Conscwus Opportuntl) <114184611414 K46 K086 10 busines:. ufrlt·e rl' rell ,typing :.ktlb $1 .!Oii 1!11: ~k1lb ~~'·'!.~ oµt•11 pn•f hut w11ltrarn s.S4 Slo:l > n~hl ~· !ll!I
for ad,unrenment for t>\I·~ ituirt'<I Wl•ll organ11cd mu 641 5171 Lill F'ran,ll:n.i.~.! PACIFtC HOER.AL ing i. 4
the right person SALES and l'onsm.'DUo~ Sub SAYINGS 2 UJk t htna 1·ab111t•b 3 Takara Hac1n,gU1rt Btkt' Rl"hard Ou~ll°'le Salon "~c·re1111.1r1al S•c'y 1-""' $:1110 nl'\\ Sarriftce di ' " "' · mil re!>ume and salar) .x-\ Ol'CA.\ WI~ . ... '":"..,.-2:14 I'. 17th St (' \1 ll.tk 1lre, .. 1•r. l'lnt·k, i I o 0" 1 r I a,!> c· s 200Npt CenterDr !'118 <.:ollege studenh work rcquireml'tlt!> lo l'.i.IJb Nl)l l cntl.'r IJ" FOi-~O:t!ll ,1 OU \I ,, --M h & B d FREE TRIPS ~'trm nt·ed' r~p1•r ln:al . • . .• 11n1too~e . usl ~rue to RECEnlOMIST full or part ltmt• srlhng i· ~r~ ) r 1~'!..'!.h Sl•CMarv "l(Ood l\ll I lra\cl :ll:l'OO rtlJOJl(t'I \IUL.L'~A.; 111.)l'Jo:!. ~.PP~HIJle 6~ti 4042
EueutfveSuitt elertronu· rah:ulutor,. S~ s' '"~ llo .:-.; •''" ro tni: rlt r t.iphnllt: & co quahfy ai:t·ni·y "11h •SELUHGOUT• t>.111.!71
HOW HIRJHG
Unique Homes, In<.', has an opportuni
ty f or an e1ptr i tftctd,
qualified, real es tate agent Liberal
co mmission splits Prime forms
available Cull De:in Hathbun ro1' an
appointment . G75·fi000
Allract1ve real estalr micro computer!> and Be'achu~~ 'ewport ;h11rthand !>ktll~ Ht•al follO\\ln~ Top 'Jlan 7 <'h111J t•abnL' 1 't>fll't' J Fn•t Spmt to spd!> 2
de,·elopment offire nr related produrts for Wt'll HAWAII l'::i.tttlt' IH1g1111on " em I Ali.o out~11le ~iil~~l>t'lllJll' $4 H $875 (;111 j.!l.'ou; 1(11 I ' . ' ho)~. l(d <·ond Orangt' l'o Airpvrt ~x estab firm Kno\\ letll!C SECRET ARY phai.i; on J;md ui.t· l.,I\\ w11h folln\\mf 1nJI 1·1rn1 Fr~, 1t\\11od huldt \\a:. m 11 51 >t'll sso t'Jt•h
t'ellenl l) µ1ng & of romputt•r ~t·lent•t•:. Fast growing orgamza. ~a Ian rnrn111·<1l1H· 1111~ .. 1011, I Jr' c·um 52 .• IHI no" Pl'i<I l.irH·rl ~1121122
ll'lephonl' anS\\l'rlnlo! hl'lpful Oprn1111:~ 111 lion located in Laguna Ev~Wteli I ti411 ti\16i'I pul!'r' I runt• Nt'\\l'ltrt Op111m h1.~l. \\.lt' S7 ~Ml I 'Id' u........:a1 8025 skills lleahh msurant·l' l'O)\a M t'bd l'ull Lei • • • • •. . • • ll1•(11•h i 1-! lh:!I !HHll 01 no" S4 .••"' l htrW\l' UI "'CJ .._,..,,..., 5
752,5181 1714 1S4U L~lO Nig uel offers excellent Anott..rCash S f.HVIU.~1 1\l l.ON 17141117 1 JO:lfi u\k f111 Jdp.1n1·~1· l"r1•11 r h ••••••••••••••••••••••• opportunity ror detail p..H .. 1.1 .. 1 .. TT" ... DEl.IT ·1 REDWOOD 2X6'S REC E 1,1.1 tl "' 1 s.· I', ...... "' '"" "'' lndu 1•ho1r1• ( 01M111111• 1110 •• SALES! l'Onscious energl.'t lc Full or p.i11 t1m1· ~:,1•n Tra•el Agency MCJr IJl~ I tu 20 long Xlnl deek
f' time. nr Ol' i\1qK1rt hu> Cir ~rll qu11h11 hn1• person with excellent •SECRETARIAL 111i:1o & "t•1.•k l'll<b n!'\'d1•!l fo1"\\l<·~fm111st1•1 I :wo '!"·~l>MAU~: ini.: rrc~h load arfll mg Lookrn~ for sharr in ,\'lol' \'~ra Bml> l'an· skills. 3 years exper •CLERICAL Mat ,Tt•xa1·o lltill 1>!'111:> ""'''l' vi rn ull1 lir.111rh . OHl l-.N'I Al.Ill(,!\ \\l't·kly San· al 55' fl
rl1Y1duab " pm !II Prod rallOOll 212.S Call M rs Semas <714 > S'L',l'\'ll'L,' S'l'1\'l'IClN 1\ I I I lll k11m1•n l't•r" 1n hm,Mli ~anj·t1me tl ludl' & a1111(•aram·t• 831·6400 •l ... DUSTRl .. L r ' r a1:1•r11') Jo:xn•ll1·11l 111111 . · ' · U~l()Uf ti()Mf~
REALTORS. 675·6000
2443 Eut Coast Hlghw•y. Coionil del Mar
WE HAVE500f TllE BEST /\GENTS IN TOWN
..... " "' 'I L'''U/\'"r 1 1 1 ribal MJn~ \m 1·0111-<' ·it• k 1 ..• 1 1 bo ~. us! bil a bit• to ans\\ l'r SECRETARY "'' •' P Hiil' l'I t'' I ' r n r ti 1 11.111111· i'. . 11• u~ X"U uo xc~ ~ • k I " 1 1 • tor's lllt'l'l'~ Soml' O('\\ t Uff mud1um t o hl'avv S .. '"S l'ECE..,,..IONIST "'ClRK 1•1J1\V ... \\ l'lll ~ o•t'J ap m11111,1lt·1 Jlt•f,Olll I ~ (•r ~ , "'""'" ' ri " '' • & t l 1 ru..:~ al wholc~all' lhdO 548.C.626 phone s no t\pini: COMMBlCIALR.E. The Nauon's leadmg 1\WEEK. pcar~~''f t•r.""1;~ni"rr11 2 \rs uii:ml "11 l>!'king S!i!IO ~t an ~·
necess SS 00 hr C'Jll Tired of !>l'llm.: houses 1 elet·tron11· d1str1butor Oil THE E:\"f'IH~ 1"1! ,..p > · w t'\\fNI '11 P•·n "00 t'X lll'r ,w. mun· Opt·n tla1I\ :111~~1 Cah 803S
1•2 0869 • 1 llam1lton Et~·•·o s .. 1~.. '.1!1,'"fll CJ'-'<. L'l"I llhd, ,. ~I ' "m I' r •· h "o ' 1 1 " • II I ••••• " dCI)\ J IH'i'k'' \\e nt•t•cl """ ~~ " ·• r .-.r ' (11aq \\\ ~I .Jj(UO:I •••••••••:••,••••••, one hrrn,t't' to lt>arn thl• ha:. an upenmg for J For SEWJ,,.(, kn11" ll'<ll!t' ur S.ih1t· •1 1!1!1 1'101 lll~tALA \ A]I; KITTf_:IJS
PURCHASING RULESTATE
l••ec•e•pll!l(tllllo•rus111t-----i skrllstomanaKt' hroker se1·rl'lar>· ant.I rl.'l't'P VOLT IJ rJpl'n \\urkroom mu'I Xlnt ~.tlJt) ~ C FA 'hots Seab & I I lion ts I Exrl'llent op lll'l'lh "'"1111( IOJ1•hin1· rnmp.1n1 b .. n1·f11\ \';tll OAK DRESSER Ulut·~ Sho\\ bretder & rnmo~~~··rn~~~ ~~~.i1~~1 I portuml> for an excitini: Ti·mporary~·r\ll't'' uperato1 \1 011 Thut 1'11mm11· .11 '""' 1.111·!1 $15<1 !168 ti.S55 pet ~9 7~1 aft !Oam
"hilt• )OU learn Superl tareer with grt'al MEYEIAFfE 7 5 '.lu ~llt~l '"' .ik l.ir1l1ll11 I r.111·h Mt>rr' (;o 1<ou11d llor'l'' 1•~r .. 1 .. n k1lll'n. t"dmeu
bl!nl'fit!>. ltfr 111,urant·t· benefits Wr are located 3848l'ampu.' Dr 1-.nghsh 1142 11w:1 8J3 2'.!77 J t'" l' I\• ti 1· Jr m 1· I malt• ~175 1 Guinl'a pig,
hl'allh insuran11· & 1len .. 1 3170 PullmJn St tn , \ao:.s from OrJnl(t• SEWIHG MACHINE TYPIST St.i11dl'r L~ llt'r" ht•ll $3 & SS 546-!f3b.S
B 1.1r.. SALES RECEmOMISTS OOu.;e~r Thi:. IS our36lh )Car;cll u· TO S6 HR ,.. . . I Purchasing De l cxl)t'r 1 n I( f 1 n t' Sou l her n
I yr minimum, typtnj.? 50 l' a I 1forn1 J ho m l' s lmmedtall.'. lt'mporar~
WPM !> da) Salar~ Perhap~ )OU \\oultJ en asi.ignmt:nt.s J\atl Full
SI,()()() mu Call N111.1 JOY /01111nie a firm alh\ e ttme Part lime You dl'
tal plun Ct)l1lJt•I "t•n l'ostJ Mt>sd Pleasl.' u1ll Count> t\Jll!On , OPEAA TORS ~5 mo fau•I llt'n1•f1h Jump t>r : m I 11 t•' 11 Bu rm ... s~· Si.imt»e k 11 675 6700 641 lllSO to Jrranl!l' Im 1' x111 ti t1111 l>J' KOOd Call Bt'nlle1 lla\t'3 am•I Jum11l'r ('J11 ht: 'l'l'JI ten' SJS ~upapers
752·8746 I rn ux ury rei.1dent1al ride Ltte typmi; 1 t•q d
QUALITY COHTROL .Jrt'3s i.ul'h ds Bii! {'J 1 S,\l.ES F:xten~•' t huu't' We need energelll' peo. nyon s.P>l!las::. 11 111 I OfflctOv~od plan1 kno\\lcdl!l' rt.'" &j pie for our quality ron In int• I crrate Linda 85 l·I 044 r~lJ1I t•x~r 1.1rl'fl'rrl'd
trol and shipping deph !~le, 1•lt' . • Earh hr' &. "kncJ, Flex. hrs Will \\Ork If )OU Jrerresentl~ ar ('\LL T<.!Po~·Y. l \LL 64S 0211111J\M101 PM
a r 0 u n d !> c h 0 11 1 ll\'l' in rra estate 'ales •• " S;ile,
schedules Call Books 1111 do )OU ha\·e immt'diatr --111!!!!1!1111!_111!1 ___ 1 FcmJlt• vn•ft•rn•I \rl
Tape 548-5525 Ask for & unllmtled a<·t't'SS lo Rental Consultant f t1m1• Calh•r) ui 1.ai:un,i I or 5 Connie <he prt•s1drnt uf your rn(•ld \\knds 1.ari:t JJll da} \\l'l'k Sall·' 1.,1,l'f ---tompany.or 1sht•h1dden complrx 111 ~l'\\Jlnrt im·r l!~1012;1111 l'li:lllllll
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remo1 eel from lht sl't•n1· benefits &~ 19011 ~11111 QUAUTY
ASSURANCE
MANAGER Mfg. co in electm·:tl
romponents need' top
fhgh! exper'd QA Mgr 3
yrs min exp "1th
mechamcal bckgrnd as
a QA Supen 1sor or tl/\
Mgr Mtss100 V1e10 areJ
Excell beneftt.s, gro" th
potential Samphn~ pro
cedures. mechaniral in
s pecl 1on m 1r r11
inspection Must be able
to analy:r.e /roblem' &
recommen i.olutwns
Rea I 1 a btllly trend
analysis exper· 1s 1mpor
lanl Onlv 1ho:;e
qualtf1ed plea1>e cJll
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714·!>81 38:Kl for an appt
()ur prci.idcnt 1s ava1la-Fri, 9 5PM
lllP Du you nt:'rd adtl1 RESTAURAP<IT I uonal trarnmi: to htlp , BOB BURNS
vou inl'rl'a51' \our l.'arn No" h1nng Hostt·~s. 5 in gs ·i • d J ) s & 11 1 1 m 1•
~;x pt•r1 c11retl or 1nt•x da) s e11•s lrtlt'I\ It'"
pertem·et.1 )OU ma ) "t'll ~1on Thur~ :! 4pm :1;
profit from nur t•olor Fashion Island, '\ II
\'ldeo ta Pl' h~lrni! & \Jle' RESTAURAP<IT
training pro~ram "h1t·h ~:I Ruhl'rtn no\\ htrinl! we f1•el 1!> !he f111t'st a1a1lable P T da) & £'\ en1nj!
We are not J franthtse n>unll'r J)t'r>onm·l., 1ln
branrh or subs1d1an tl'n 1c"5 IOi\M or ~I \l JU~t headquartt'r'> :'ol ontla) thru F'rid.n V.e hd\eopenm~sf11rJ I ~~k for \l ar.'J I.I
fe" hiJ?hl\ mot II Jll'll f a>h1on l11land, :" l:l
J>t'rson~ "ho hJH· a dt• Re'>lauranl
:.ire <1l he more ~ur MCDOH.ALD'S Cl'~Sfol For .in rn ten 1e11 appointment South Coast Pima
\\llh tht• soll' O\\nt't & We an• no\\ arceptrni: I
founder tdll \\t',I('' ' appltcJltnn-. for Ila~ & r J} lor . e' enin !! help Full 11r
W.sleyM.TavtorCo. 11art time ~u 1·~
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GRUTHOURS
9AM-2PM
or
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teach you r rea11 ve
fin a ncing. 1031 Ex
changes. 1nHstor ck
velopmenl & rounselin~
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re1ve H)O'. rnmm Th111!>
an unusual opply for
nght person Conftden·
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Vince546-~
Rr:ALT<fRS perrent·1• nece:o>.in \\ ..
2111SJnJoaqum11111, nrfer fl~x11Jlt• '>dlt'dult•
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Salt•'
RECEmOHIST sµon sore!l ~ur 1u l .il
Courlcuu;, rl'spons1hlr It\ ti H'S & ad1 alll'l'menl ~l'c·re\Jn "anted f11r It ;, 11pportu111l1l'h If )011
off1l't' V.ork Sunrl'I' want to Jllln thl' n.vmb\·r
Aviation, 7~ 12~G one fast food ll•am al th1•
RECEPTIONIST nation's leading ,hop
TRAINEE ping mall. Jppl} to1 1h1•
H you l'an t)pe. \\t' \\Ill manageran;llmt•
train you lo handle a REST/\l'llA:\'T
1!1!1111!11111111!!!111111!!!!111111!!!!1!!!!!!!1--•I 'arret} of gen ofr tasks ASS1' MANAGER
REALTORS for in• e"tmcnt banker in Rack BJ> RestJuranl m
Dyna m 1 c new ~a It'> luverly ~Pl Bc·h offl( C'S So Coast Plaza nt•e•h
force being formed nr Orange Count' responsible & pt'r:.ona
Turn yourp l. f I talents a1rPort l'on1o:e111al t•o ble ass't manal(er CJll
into profits NATIO:"A L workers. oppty for ad Donna 641-0118 for appl Co w ne\\ mult1 le,el 'ancemenl For in
marketing program \\tll ten 1e\\ 3J..Pl t·Jll RESTACRANT
earn i~o,OOOjMO. '11~·f~or CASHIERS
or more Polenltal un F' or ad a IC en n 1 n !1842 Adams Strel'l
hm1ted So JN\'E\' Ne\\ port Beach Ilea\) near Brookhursl
TORY For free FREE phone~ Plea~e St'nd re tt untinl(ton Bearh
S E M I NA RS 1• a I I sume to Marn· \!Jn • * *
851 6490 AAA Markellnl! fred1. <;111en Slone Inc
Co . Ste 3000. 40011 15SO t!a)~lde Dritt'
MacArthur Blvd ,NB 'I B CA!r.!660 Nophonl'
Selling anything with a t•alls, pl('asc
Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Ad SELL idle items with a
is ·a simple matter Daily Prlol Classifi ed
just call 642-5678. Ad
Programming
Young ladv with some "VE RY
BASlC" computer programming
experience to demonstrate the use of
our "SYSTEMS VORTEX" computers
to prospective customers and to set up
appointment for sales reps over the
phone. Good telephone voice required.
(Full or part·lime l
ENVIRONMOOl
RESEARCH SERVICES, INC.
1714) 133..al63 Mr. KftMdy
WAITERS
WAITRESSES
COOK TRAINEES
CASHIERS
7 311 Edrnger
nrar Gothar!l
lluntington Oea1•h
or
23952 A ven1da
de In CarloLa
near El Tnro Roar!
Laguna llilb
or
4501 Campus Om 1•
near Verano
Irvine •••
WAITERS
WAfTRESSES
C OOIC TRAINEES
33S5 S Bristol A venue
near MacArthur
S SantaAna
No ex perr encl' I~
neressary' Please apply
at the location most ron
venient for yoo hrt \\ rrn
the hoursoC2-4PM
Hl·R SALES I
Lt>J1l1nj! n•l;11lrr nf :.tUlhu•I
tompont•nl\ Sl't'k1ng
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Marine Hardware
SJlewrrwn to "'ork at
stort' le\ el :<:ew port
Cnll ll ~. ~ 1711 1JohnJ
SALES
Ne\\ pvn BeaC'h leadinK
Jl'" 1•ler" ~E'ek1n1e p hm1•
cmplo)t'l' "ell,rr,l'll111
'J le~ dnd 11ff1n pro cedur~~ Mon. Wc-d &
Sat 673 9334
SALES Pcr;on for plant
stnre P linll' Aflt•r
noon~ & "al 645 3:1!12.
10 6
Salts, Retail C•
Non 11rof1I youth orl!a
good henefits Call 1.rn
da 5411·4990
SCRE~ PERSON
Exper 40 hrs llunl
ington BeaC'h 536 6561
SC TRY /RECEPT
Girl F'rtday wanted by
R E Prop M~mt firm
Phone. hie typml(, some
bkkpg. errand.~ No ex
pr nee Call 752 2197
Secretar}
X Int typmf? skills 80 +
wpm P leasant
telephone per~onahty
F'ro nt ofrHe ap
pearanl'e Non smokers
prer Gro\\1 ng N B
arch1tertural firm Call
Leshe bet 8 t2 :>4&3693
~lily Pilat · ··· .. · .... ··· ·· .. , Secretary F '1' to manage
BOB'S BIG BOY I man ore Self ~tarter
isanequaJoppty Work w o su pr v
emplyr m f Personable & well or
-ganized Acctg & typing
RETAIL skills nee Will pay for
PART TIME EYEJltCS Full· time mgnt & part nght person 642 '*46 for
time sales pos1t1ons ~j>t
we are presently u•elllng adull5 with avail SECRETARY
pleasant personalities who would be VANS 40 hr wk ror front ore
interested in working in Sales & Promotion TENNISSllOF..S position 60 wpm a must
with Daily Piiot Carriers JO to 15 years old Corona del Mar ~4 1·911
Unlimited earnings avoilablr t.o nght person. 67S·8373 Ol..:O TO
Hrs. S:30PM to 8 30PM . Monday lhru -
Friday. Some Saturday availability Jo'or RETAIL SAUS . Large, 0. C base food
lJ>polntment. call 642-4321. ask for Ben • Laguna Bch, rull·ltmr Commodity organ1zo
WUllarns. • housewares person, lion oui.,tandfog com
p art-time cas hier municahons, orpniia
497 3 lion & otfice sktlb re
Retail quired Xlnt benefit&. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
330 W. IAY ST .. • COSTA MES~, CA. 92126
'• All EQUAL Ol'"OUUNITY EMO'\.OYElll ......................... ' .............. .
Exper"d f /time sales salary Placemt>nt Im
girl. Grettlni cards A med Ms Weaver, con·
LaCanh,S.C.Plau. ~
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&I I 6516 per d indt\ "1lh ,1rcm1: SHIPPING DEPT TO $6.50 HOUR >;t·vt l!lh 11 5 \nf 1
1'111k &. White llt'aut1ful
S1ame~1· ~lolher & Kil
h•n ~lotll<'r L' sp<i}t'd
\\ 111 pa> for k111en to bl'
$2.S .\II shot:. 675 0632 SECRETARY JE. I\ p1nK & shurth .rnd . · 'Alli' , t"vllt·• tililo· , 1.w.tc. talents \\Jnlt'<I t.p11h tn I "l' 111·t·cJ l'nt'r,1(1·1H· 111·1• < ons1gnmen~ 123 3hl
Lari:t' lnsur:.inre agency per~on \\llh r••wnw 1., I pl1• for 11ur ,h11111111i.: and DD1 ~Dli\'l'r. \it•" port llc.it·h, ti7S f>.102 Doqs 8040
has upentnl( for ex '.\1r Ful.'nt~ ,11 Ht1hi•n 4u.ilit) 1•11n1rnl t111h TE:\IPOH,\lli' ••••••••••••••••••••••• e1•u\1\'I' St><•relar) ~lu~t llt'in "'illiam •·,,1,l •. ...1,., hr, \\Iii \\ork \SSIG~~n::-.:T-; llt•uu Jnll4Ul' <i•·rm.in KEt-:SllO"\I.) f'uf>\ Ma:
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languu l!e & typini: -;kills It urn an ftt''1111rn•, '1 f•,1\l'I H. fl"' ll1n•1·1111 for ;~~n~ ~':'tfi~., osr e.irv ~r"e a l"alcndar Sho" Prut• m To\\ n Sll.5 "' '" I IJ ,.. ~at'l 1\.,~ 1\1111ra1"'r' "')~o ·31 <Ml51 "uro pru!·e~~ur eq1 rp:inmt'lll pr1•,f'ltt111I in C ~1 f11ll or W .1~h fl'rraris. Rol b .With Uui. ad, t!l'a 'i'-' ' hel11ful 11111. llanlt'bon 20K~ IJU\lllt'"~ r1·nkr llr I ,. Tlhlt• i!'ll 115i"> H M d s & Silk\ fc•rrit•r, ·\KC Fem. &1\S,.Ot '.'IR&I06261i l ninc('\!12~1~> T'"ac .. --.... 1..a_ uH·es. erce e I J1).1<k s housi:brnken.
SECRETARY
For 1:cneral cuntra1•t11r
L11:h1 t> ping. soml' book
keepmie. frhng ans\\ 1•r
ml! phones & pr1rinR
\.'er) plea~Jnl I ~r'\On
offtre 631 ~
SECRETARY
Ne\\ port Bearh area To
$16.800 Tius ts a real
promotion :.pol m pre I
~lll!IOU<. (.'I) \ 35 hr
\\ l'ek l(reat benefits &
to d1Hount~ are the
usual Al~o an annual
trip to Ne\\ York Your
l(d skills & ah1hl) lo de
al \\ell w1lh people are I
the keys t.o lhts 1o:rea1 op-
portunity 100'. (rc-r 10
apphl·anl Open Mond!iy
evenings by appoint
menlonly
14211 Yorba St. Tustin
731·7711
4SOOCampus Dr . N.B
551 612'l
SECRETARIES
A/P A/1 Clerks
FILE CLERKS
C hClltC)IRg CarHr?
L°'*fol'•
C hallRijltg
Opport.Mty
U5e temporary jobs as
your shopping tool. We
havr long & short term
JOb!I available m the
0 C Airport area Week·
ly paychecks. quarterly
bonus trips. Never a fee
Cull for oppt today
557-0045
Cf\·Llr\:.
1EWOIAlrf PftSONNfl $11MC£S
372 l llrdl Sfrttt
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t'lnd what ti°: want 1n
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An Equal Upportunll~
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umr 642 (}Ill sun full.or p/time post ronditiun!l79 ll'JiS l>OIJER~l"N l'l'PS I 11onsava1L_Call~l~ i "k1> blk&tJn S'iS
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Wusher IJr}cr $12.5 t•ach C.111 01 sh "J ~h l'r Sl llO 63a.Ol78or
ll1•(r11(er.1l11r $2:!~ 530.0727
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P · " rrl' maker F t" SIS<> owenne 963.4090 11uy FUlttTURE Les 957 8133 T~UPH~cr. Oil Co. 4 burner Kenmore '1'M KI NG INNERSPRING " OSo hW dh $75 IA\e seat S3S \pt • ' S UCIT RS 91 ut '" am nicr 644 OOiS EXTRA fl RM mauress
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after !Pm. &..ploytr M/f works good. $150 754 7350
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ArrOIHTMlMTS Women needed for hou.~e Freeier. large vpril(hl Ma hog any Dbl Bl!d
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your, home contactinll bind reports Neatness Schw1n JO 548-~I
business o wner s essential. Fullume Ap-sl)ffd S.W, om s Dresstr.2endtables,('of
Pleasent telephone ply in person to Mr ~.M u~tsell.5484878 fee table. sew machine
voice & personality es· Fuentes •l Robert Bein. Schwinn girls bi ke, lncabintt,allmaple
senllal. This 111tereslln11 William frost & As balloon tires. 990 Z new ~
work offers a challenac sociatts, 140l QuaiJ St .. skate brds S9 both Inherited i.oo much, xlnl + lllnt wa&H & com· Npt Bch. ~ ~f\ &PM furn • some antiques
mlulon 7»90'2 __ Buch Cruiser, s spd TablH, chairs, dlnln11
Find what you want in Schwinn, Uke llfW, muit rm set. chest, beda mal
Sfll 1dle ltems 842-SS'll p ally Pilot Cluslliedt. atll . flt.125.5 lr Jboupr1. MO:lM
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spe d I 8 t h Dynam t C II GT S 4 speed Runs & looks '89 Sccrorro 14,500 mt #I VOLVO DEALER From ~ A\Jllablt• JI I ChevruleL'' t c.mpJrl' lh" flrl•' I ' nl'~ rJd1JI Im'' S21!15 rac1~g· g~e!~e~696~+11t, '66·'69 Poncht speed Sh~rpf 1~7SQE> great lS61KEI l am rm ras:.. s H so.0011 IN OHAN<a:l'Ol'N'n • l~cJI c:o'' I Aurtion' 111•1\\ 1\1 i ctBll 552 5150 ~"695 \llo). 5 speed, f'JH't'llent lt" .. 95 1t-t995 m1warr 4spd 768-0977 ~or Utrertoq r ail '"'995 7:1 Lt· ~.in~ '''" l'"t' ~ rondtllon ~ 500 ~"' ~ ' • S Surpllh UdtJ Ct>nll'r .,.. I ,. JIMMA.RJMO 846:2»1 JIMMA.RIHO JIMMA.JUHO ·73 VW Val) mO\lng. ALES,SSlVICE 14151 ;ro.7~ JIMMARIMO "hill·~ blue· 11111•rior
VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN must sell 1mmed Ver) r A.~D LEASING VOLICSWAGEM Xln1 cund "If'~ mo111r &
t871 l Beach Rini Porsche '58 187tl Beach Blvd 187t I Beach Blvd good cond. ne" tran~ & v ER ~~r~~n:ll Y AMC 9905 !Kil I 111 .. wh Bl' d 01'" r ar 1:;7~:!i
8 .. 2.2000 3S6 ''· tGOI~. sunroof. 8 .. 22000 842-2000 lire .. $2480 OHO .. . ... •••••••••••••••••••• 68 "11"'\'<'Llf'" ll 842-2000 "' rare.rxrdlent '.\takrof "'·--S48·8569 \. r. ,, .. ·••JllU Vf<JO 9974 MGB 'H . xlnt mpg, ~I. Crr 760 1962 '71 Corona Mark II 4 spd. '63 Campt'r Bus 12 Volt .. 64 vw Bug Runs needs EARLE IKE MUST SELL 2:Kl 6 ryl Nth ~onw rr11• i I W JJ.:llll illl\ \11 hlt It
good meehamtal rnnd ,75914 1.8 goodcond $1:.xl t600 Everything ne~ \\Ork $600orbe~tofr VOLVO ·75 ll ornt•I Sports work 5.51Kl 751 .'>3J:l 11~ Ir' lu11 '~'· Sl~iCMI ~7~·\:.~:0 ii~~=~:;~··;;"•1• 1i4t41~7, 760,93t:! Ml!!r ~ !J64.:nlJ2 Ong vaml $1800 Call 848-5393 1966 Harhur Ill\ d \\'.1 I('' n Ii I .111111 rn 1 '61! f ;1pme i.'7 \'1n' I 1011 1;.15 7116!1 "' f'' Xlnl 11 an~ponatwn Call
0 I Orange 49,000 mt Ex· '78 Ct'leca lift"ank. xlnt Mter6L837·~ COSTA MES1\ loadt'd, 111•~ ltrt·~. xlnl 2dr. full 11\\r ;uc 1ad111 '71; 1'11110 :1 cir n1'\\ 2 :1 lluH•cil5 l!.119 pe 9746 C'elll.'nt cond $5995 u ' '64 ('am per. reblt cng d $171 •••• .. •••••••••••• .. ••• SSl 2323 t'ond. shadow, am rm ·79 VW Con\'ert1blc. white Runs great Gd tires 6_46-9303 540.9467 runnin1t f't>r\ HI 71i,JOO m1, t•ni.: & ruhlw1 ltt••r 1•ni.: 1 wet flt'" . Gas saver' ·73 Manta, slt>reo,a.c.1146-4154 champagneeditcon. xlnl Xtras',979-6573 !ltiOlil Whl\\n~llpm xlnt S900.!Hll ~7l :I i1.1mt ,INt•""" ntJI!' frade .1our old stuff for cond only 14 000 1 -'64 Volvo PlllOOS \lctl .• 9 M 1 h \'• f .,1 mii" Lou~' d. ru"' cit'\\ Pi1>od1es wct h a sunroof. l'B. ta"'>, \In Sell with EASE' '70 Corona 4 door uood · • mi es 7t vw a R b lt runn1·n., rond ,"u."l 'l't' Must s-41! ' • a ,.,u. " •11'1 "" "' · (.'I ed d 642 •""8 r .. S8000 760 2680 ug e UI l'Og " ... ,, , I k g1 l':.tt 49:1 ~:J:Jll ll:>~I I a .,,.,, roof. xlnt t1reb. $11'>0 ll'sa BREt:ZE cond. new tires. St .200 AM fM . good bod\' 63t·3733 dy~. t\1111111:1 tlt1~ wel'k end. ll•avml( auto, .P'·. P 1• J' in.:
963 'lls.t t'labs1f1ed Acb 642 Sll78 or B _ 0 _979-~i9 Wanl Ad RC!lulls 642 S678 Sl800 obo 49ct 9985 • ~veb countr) '75 llornl't W di( I SJSOO '•5· lw'OO Autos, Ustd Autos, Ustd
Sl.65o Xlnl rnnd llBO 1 79 Monti' Carlo Landau A.uto1, H•w 9100 Auto1, Mtw 9800 Autos, Mtw 9100 Autoa, Mtw 9100 A.uto1, Mew 9100 Autos, Htw 98001 tiU:l2511 Al'. P"r str. brk-. ~•n
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . do'vl.s Lol"'-\)1 F)1 ~~!~~•••••••••••••!~.1.~1 Ster ro. tell. rrutbe rloth ·so ('f'.''Hl'HY I TU 1 dr I 1n1 X Int 1·11nd $511110
Ii q 1' loJded 11 .315 m I OBO p, I pl~ fl.IS 62411
SEE OUR NEW
SOUTH COAST OOOOE
1981 TOYOTA PICKUP
2189 cc engine. 4 speed transm ission. one touch tatlgate panel & fully factory equipped (023312)
S7 700 631 oitKI 1974 ;l;o, J ~ dr ~lanl h.11 lo.
SH l't•ntuf\ Bmt'k~ Sflth J50 l'u en. nl'" lum u11
Jnnc\t•r,aq .it!ditwn run'> \lnl boch f.!'""t
(; 011 11 I uni! )o' \I"> "U~I 'ell $1;',l~I lllJ(l
4ll4 ~.n ti-Ii JO'JS
·73 \pollo Kl Ol.WI mt. v II i ii Cht•\ l'tll' ~1111 1·11nc1
I
J 1 I'~ p h J c t'lt."an Sl .7S0 orbest 1 l~lahbu
61il IJ5ti8 SI l!l5 Oll(J hke nf~ Jlr ~I li!~I 11r
661 05611 I bt>:.l Or t~ o " nc•r .76 . 857 Ol 15 :Sk) ha\\ lo., auto. atr rm Sll'tl'll, p~. $2400 Chrysltr 9925
CUSTOM VAN CONVERSION
lnc1ua1ng cu-;tom paint c,naci. trav
captain<; chair:; enq1no>
cover lul 1 · $ 9997 carpetina N\~011
panei•n'.i and ' ""'cim
rr\dQ~ :·::·' ~1 c;
OHO li73 l36i 640 1780 •• •••• •• •••••••• • ••••••
. . '68 Waj.'.on 111wnl'r r:~lnl I True ks, Vans & 4X4s Cadillac 9915 met'h C'Cl11d t.:ood tire' ....................... no denh Trl1 tu" Ill).: We re vour Ram lOJ~h l•ucr Center'
COMTEMPLATIMG pkg ~!>I.I OBO!>ll 1411!1 I '74 GMC '77 DODGE
CA.DILUC? CollCJor 9933 PICK UP YAM COHYERSIOH Wt• spt'c·rnl11P in lc-asr~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,&El1'J
for lhe business ''" '68 Couitt-r \'t'n Cll•Jn ·~·
t'l'Ultl l' & vrore~~1onal I .'<e\\ ttre~ Al' s 3 381
lor<jt SM<tioft I 9611-il\41 It,'.
s5995
ob::..:: I ,~.~?: ............ !?.~~ ~'79 Pl YMOUTH I Mow In Stock! 1·74 t:harj?t•r nf'\-d• hrJkc· 1TRAIL DUSTER WAGO
'II\.' \Bl~RS pads 1;11od l'nnd Sljl~101 I llMI I "~/ ~ r~ offer S3-l i53:l S6 I 95
<:,\I )I I J J• \ ~ .~~ •••••••••••••• !?~~
' '78 FORD l . . . · 1972 MERCEDES COURIER 220 DIESEL
62 CADILLAC Au1omaur tr.in~ ,1111 PICKUP
Huns r.rr:it' Thi:. beJUl• I roof an~ more" .Prl\ah 1cm111, ha~ an t"<l'ellent mll'nor party ~JOO Oil l all
.ind hus onl) 97 uoul 557-1708
llRJGl;l;Al. \Ill.ES ,79 r!..,.toC'·-~1 ust Sell' ~!IS " a nu ,.._,
steal 1QPG :nu1 Call 640.0545
C.'.ill~~37!> 'ii Granada ti n l 111
'79 DODGE
PICK UP
~s19s
79 DODGE
CREW CAB s 711 Se11111' Holb HoHc' mp!(. A l'. p, I'll llnh
grtll lllk sh1tP 1tra' 22M m1 . 1 ci ~rH•r
\!u't 'al'ttfll'l' undt'r S3400 ofr t;;;, i6.'\CI
\\ hole~ah• Si!IOO 11r 1),1 'i5 \' A;I; Emno lint' 11w1 ·•••••••••••••••• .. ofr'83Z04411 air ~lt l'k ,t••rt•u I '78CHEYY '77TOYOTA
WE'VE GOT THI BllT
PRICES ON ALL . 4x41
IN ORANGE COUNTYI
1981 VOLVO
2 DOOR SEDAM
Equipment includes an automatic transm1ss1on
power sleenng, power brakes. pin stnpe. wheel•
well moldings and more' (206246)
59622
1974 VOLKSWAGEN
SUPER HETU
Equipment cncludes 4 speed transm1sst0n.
mag wheels. stereo 8 track Black w.th low
rnles (025MXE)
53999
1976 VOLVO
244 SEDAN
Equipment includes 4 cyl engine, 4 speed
trans . air cond . AM-FM stereo & e~cellent
throughout• (486POI)
54999
1981 VOLVO
GL 4 DOOR SEDAM
Equipment includes 4 speed overdrtve lrans
sunroof. air cond . pwr sleering. brakes.
windows & more' (116397)
197 4 VOLICSW AGIN
IUS
Equipment includes 4 cyl engine, 4 aPMd lransm1sS1on. air condlltonmg, AM-FM stereo &
complete custom interior (851SYO)
54899
1910 TOYOTA
CHSSIDA. WA.QOH
Loaded with every conceivable accesaoryl
Only 13,000 orlglnal metes & immaculate
ttiruout! 1011 702).
59699
1981 VOLVO
DL 4 DOOR SB>AH
Equ ipme nt includes a n auloma11 c
transmission. pawer steering. pov;er brakes
pm stripe and wheel well moldings (683772)
1979 HONDA
PRELUDE
Equipment includes 4 cyllnde< engine 5
speed trans . AM-FM stereo. sunroof and
tinted glass Very black' (344XUF)
55999
1979 FORD
COURIH PICKUP
• cyl • 5 speed trans .. air cond .. AMFM stereo,
deluxe lntenor. side mount mirrors, chrome
rear bumper, equipped shell & under 19,000
m11,.11n21"'~$ • ..,
if; Con\l'rt1bll• Loaclt>d. custom. intt·nor mJj!l>. MOMli COROLLA
hithl blue with malt'h1n~ 5100 m 1 s 2;,1111 p 1> I 11:1St211 c•1•11
1nlt·nor. ·19.0tlO mlll•s 968-3975
Sli900 l>a) 6411 0810. Mercury 9950 I
f:\ ('!'it 644 ~3 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 llrhm d1• Elegant't: •· i 2 (.'a pr 1 ~Ir 1 c· t I'
Loadt•d ~dH'r \\tlh hl!hl tran!tporlallon \N·d''
blul' 1n tN 1or. 5K.tHJU j int $7511 64059914
mtll'!t S95UO D.i\ '73 Mern in \1:.rqu1'
640 01140, Eir:.f.14 9223 Rroul(ham run:-i:rc•Jt
'76 ~:ldorado l'on\t la!tl look!t )!rrat 11\\r \lu,1 I
of breed" lo m1 kt'pt 1n ~ee St 200 lll!ll \11
sloragr Xlm t·llfld \sk 847 7RS1 1
mi: Si .9SO iS ~ton arch 1:h1J ! 1tr
' 6iS 22Sb stereo radio mt••·h , Int I
'8t ~lretrh Limo blat k PS. PB. ,\l' xlnl tn .it
s3295
'71 FORD
FUTURA.
s42 a1
'78 OLDS
CUTUSS
l73CWOXI
54595
'71 IUICK
REGA.1.
52595
'77 CHEVY
HOYA.
C&~)
'2795
'80 DODGE
COLT
1004e21
s4995
'7tVW
RA.HIT DIESR
111TIO!£)
I
.tll l•qucpmenl + T\' en out rull~ loaded .\n e\
lerrom l tO \oil con I t'ep11onal 'alue dl Sl91N•
verlu 12110 mile., 552 i321
S45 000 For appt c·all M -• 9952 ~ s459 5 s5595 ~
114 323 3072 u ... on9 ~-••••••••••••••t ••••••••••••••••••••••• J 2
6S t'Oll\'Cr11hlr 176 Auto. pu sir p\\r • lY SERVICE Sf'ICIALIST
"<lntrond1tcon brk A~I FM Orel(' •lU.SIMwALLMAUS • SE HAIU.ESf'AMOl
$4000 &12·1~18 owner S2H99 OHO Hours Sales9am 1119pm Daily
77 Moon rf. all xtra~ I 6i5 9227 Service 7 am 111 5 30 pm M·F
Le a l h er 1 n t W 1 r l' · 6 7 M u 51 an R. n t' I' 11,
wheels $78(~ &162938 motor. trans ok ~111 South Coast Dodge omaro 9917 ~Cull anyl1me:>l8·44.S7
•••• • • • •••••• ........ • 1 ustang '65 conH·rt Ii
cyl. 1 owner 43K me
'68Comaro350SS rtawlrss Bst orr
Hesl orf er 673 9!>40 759.0097 ~"!.~~·.~:.--: ....... !~.~~1 ~"!.~~·.~:.":. ~~ .... !~~~
" HEW 1911
PHOENIX .
'Auto. trans , AM/FM stereo, Custom air.
llOW'8f' disc brakes. White walls. wire wheel
CO\'tlf"I. (, 39896).
'8.272. a. magnon ~ont1ac
24111 Hdlr Blft., at F*. Cw Mesa
54Mm
2888 Harbor llYd. -Casto Mesa
540-0330
SUIARU ST ATIOM WAGON
Pw disc brakes. steel belled while wells.
radio. ttnted glass. rear window defogger
and more (461S31)
'5943
17 W A.GOMS IM STOCK
a. ma~non suoaru
2480 Har,or Blvd., at fir. Cuta Mesa
549-1457 .................. .._. ...... .,~
T~IS IS IT,
MARCIE ~ ..
I
NANCY
I
tu•AY, ......... 1tf1 • H CINU #
THE OL'
DESK .. CHALK
DUST IN THE
AIR ...
A NEW SCMOOL VEAR, ANC' WJ4AT I LIKE
. TO CALL,'' THE EXCITEMENT OF LEARNING 11
Ylll lllmll DlllY PAPER
IT'S ALL HERE !
THAT WASN'T TOO BAD .• 11T~E E~CITEMENT
OF LEARNIN6" LASTED FOURTEEN SECOND5 !
By Ernie Bushmiller
WHAT AN
AWFUL SHOW
WORST I'VE
EVER 5EEN
1 CAN'T STAND OH, SLUGGO---TURN IT OFF
IT ANY LONGER WILL YOU COME YOURSELF
. I I DONT WANT
ANYBODY TO .
GET MAD ·
AT ME
WHO COULD
GET: MAD
AT '(OU~
-ALL THOSE
PEOPLE
WAITING
FOR A
BUS
OVER AND
'TURN OFF MY
\V SET?
. .
1
1
GAR F.IELD ®
I'LL ~AVE A STEAK, FRlE5
ANO A LARGE COL.A
DENNIS THE MENACE
HER NAME ISN'T
l..ANA WEB6TER!
7 2 2 2
PERHAP5 A
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2
ITS NOT A
PAIR OF
SHOE=S, 19 IT?
. .
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I '
000SH!
by Jim Davis _
MAKE THAT A
DOUBLE. ORC7E.R
HECK Wrf H IT.
GIVE HlM TH £
WHOL£ PA'N
9 -6
By Hank Ketcham
I
PARKER ·
YE S, SlR,,.
~HE JUST
WENI
ABOARD!
A5KHERTO COME
OFF THE PLANE, THAT
YOU WANT TO
RECHECK HER
llCKET ! A'\.~llll!J
..
' ,
OKA4 I L.ISit:N UP ! ONE FINAL fHING 8EroRE.
WE. GO OUT FOR ™E .
•
FROM NOW ON I MEN ... I WANT£,'()() to GE.I OFF 1fiE FIELD
A5 SOON A5 1HE HALF END5 !
MOON MULLINS
Y'k'NOW·· I IM SORTA LOOf<'ING
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IHAT L.ON~
DIVIS\ON!
I'M EVEN <joNN.A
rRYOUT FO~
IH' SCHOOL· PLAY!
DOCTOR SMOCK
vou'Re ~Y
AT-r'ORNSY, PAN,
so HeRe's -rHe
STORY •.. :r WOKE:
LJP "rHIS MORN IN "'
Ff:E:L-ING KINc:::>A
GUE:ASY ..•
ANc:::> AS ~
WAS FAl-L-tNG,, ;r: ReAL-tzec::> 1-r
WAS l'H5 L..1 'L-
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A COUPL-E:: OF
L..-1 'l-GRee N Pl L..L..S
;t Al-WAYS KeeP
IN MY eAG ...
we1...L-, :t
FIGuRe A <SOY
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SC..ORE O~ 05 AGAIN !
t911 bl C""-600 f~ H 'f ""'••• St...O ltte.
AM ""01'\tt Ille..,.._,
By George Lem(;>nt
/
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ON"'f"O WHE:Re >..
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FIRE: escAPES
WAS FOR A -
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WELL, IF l 'M GOING-
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY' l=INI I
1'0 9ET1'ER GEl BUSY! r
MY VVAY-Chapter'Two
Of course, when you.'re a Sta:-•..
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There ere et leeat 1la differ·
ences In drewing def•ll• betwHn top end bottom penelt. How
quickly un you find them? Check enswert with thoN below.
bu•u,w t:• nu•w ' 1•110"' \1 .v~.w1s ~ 14oew' '' A"'J
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• NOES HAYI fTt Four words are m1ss1ng from this poem of obscure origin "No •
no / no _,no ."The words ere money, worlc, honey, bees-but not in that
MATH·MAGIC
F IGUR ING
11 seems very strange.
but if · you select any
number a t random
trom 10 through m
and do the tollowlnq,
the answer fs a lways 9
or 18
Add the dtg1ts 1n the
number and subtract
the rHult from the
number ltnlf.
Then. edd the digits
1n the new number.
For exomple Let's
'"'Y the number n1 Is
c.ho!len Add the digits
and lhe answer Is 10
Subtract 10 from 721
and the answer Is 711.
Add these digits ond
the answer' 1.-..
Now, you try~ .
order. How long will 1t teke you to insert them cor
rectly? Time ltmlt. One minute
• Flower Bin• How m11ny ot thew llowen Cdn you
Mme? t The llower th<ll hds d bl,Kk eye 'J Th~
•tmnkln9 flow~r J The llowl.'r th,11'!> d parent 4 The
ltowrr !Mi's teldom tlsked to dM<e
, ... Ot111"M • •dtJOd , 1•1••11 I U••"\Jl<H• • '"" I
• Sum Funl An antique colltcfor bou9ht en item th<tt cost SJO more than one·q~rttr of It& price. How
m uch wes It? , ••110P ~'°1'•"'11
• ~lddte Me H11~1 Why did Sir Lancelot reluse to
weM pc11amas7 He was a nightie knight :.Vhat do yov
call ,1n 80 year old phy~1C 1dn' A doctor qendnan
Which fish is part donk~y., The burro cuda
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II
19.'b
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RIDE 'EM! What can you drew to complete the dot pie·
ture above? To find out, Insert lines 1 to 2 to 3. etc.
'f-h
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I
... \T'S LIKE
WATCHING-M'/
S \STER EAT
OPEN HOUSEi Just add colors neatly to brighten this
timely scene: l -R.ct. 2-Lt. b lue. l -Yellow. 4-lt. brown.
~-Flesh. 6-lt. green. 7-Dk. brown. 8-06'. green. 9-Maroon .
~
SPELLBINDER
SCORE 10 points for using all the
letters in the word below to form
two complete words.
H O N ES T LY
-. .. .. .. -. -
THEN score 2 po1nh each for all
words of four letters or more
found among the tellers.
Try to 1eore •t l1Ht SO points.
.. ... ·A10H ..... a.u. •1q1no,.
by L~nn Johnston
•
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corr:! cor:f= ~
AHM H"EEMMM{
j rAC,AN
'
GORDO
CHICKEN
MANCJl<E
IN-fO
METl-IANE,
TO
POW1ER. AUTOS! •
SHOE
wrru
SUCl-I
FEARLJ:SS
Fl-AUNT? •
SUCH
COCJ<.V
COMMA.NO?
_By Gus Arriola
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HE
HEAl<D rJ.IAT
STVD/eS
ARE
LJAIOER WAV
TO
CONVERT
by MacNelly
' •
. .
1 September 6, 1961
THEffi
YOURSELF
!>l!'IO .,,, oues1o0<t .. • ,.11~. 10 ·~· 1~ '• V.tt•, 6•t Lr•inqton ••t ~ .. ~· 111 • 1oon
wt oa. $~ IOI OuOf!VlfO Q~\loM ~'I .,, C~ I ~n~.,f' Ol'fl'
FOR BAY BUCHANAN, Treasurer of.
the United States
CoMidcrlng ln8adon, what are the 81-
centennlal cohu now worth, apectally
the hundred-dollar gold piece? -M.K.,
Port Saint .loe, Aa.
• Commercial coin dealers who are
in the market each day and well In·
fonned about coUectors' value are the
best sources for quotations on lndlvid·
ual pieces. The Mint is still selling the
three-coin Bicentennial proof sets for
Those karats-~eyre so good for you. $20 and the uncirculated sets for $15.
No gold coins were produced by the
Mint for the Bicentennial. However,
the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission offered a national series
of five medals. three of varying sizes In gold. The gold content of its $100
medal at the July l . 1981, gold price of $410 an ounce. was worth $155: the
$400 medal, $485, a nd the $4,000 medal. $5,450.
FOR JULIE ANDREWS, co·star of S 0 B
It It the lllm't Intention to put down Hollywood? -0.F.,
layette, Lii.
• No. But it does reflect a certain part of the commu·
nity. We are taking a swipe at a small segment of that
group. Our aim was ,pot to put down Hollywood. It is
hard to do that to people who live there and who lead
ordinary lives. We are concerned with the people with
power and money. A social group. Everywhere you will
find people who make it rough for others.
FOR MADGE SINCLAIR of TV's Trapper John. M.D.
What do you remember mott about your chUdhood In
Jamak:a? -8.G., Ea.ton, Pa.
• The tranquUlly. The way people wall<ed the streets
late at night, without fear. The entertalnmqit -there
wasn't much theater, so people made their own fun at
home or at festivals. And the strict way in which my
father raised my sister and me. He was strict about the
company we kept. strict about homework and quite
strict about spending money .
FOR LINDA FRMIANNE, slult1ng star
How does your skating compare, NY. wtth th.at of Sonja
Henle? -V.K., Colwnbla, Mo.
• There ls practically no comparison. Take jumping,
for Instance. She did half a revolution In the air. Today's
skaters do three. The art of skating has expanded. tech·
nlcally, just the way air flight has become more compli·
cated over the years. And the training, too, Is different.
I put in eight ho urs a day. I ~lieve Sonja Henle trained
for three. In short, It was easier to be a skater then.
FROM llfE .. ASK .. EDITOR
• Jo hn Denver caused ancient •• '
Japanese tradition to be put aside
during his recent tour of Japan.
Crown Prince Akihito and his wife.
Crown Prtnceu Michiko, attended ~----·
Denver's Tokyo concert, making them _ ~-
the first royahy ever to attend such an
entertainment event.. .Mariana and ,,...-:
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tennis star Bjorn Borg have been j
married more than a year, and Mrs. J
Borg reports that one of the things
she, a Romania~. has learned. Is how The Borg set . off-court. Joue-al/. to make Swedish meatballs ("from
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Bjorn's mother. who lives near us in
Cap Ferrat"). Mariana Insisted on painting 1heir apartment herself. eJE?n the
doors ("which are difficult"). although she could have had professional help.
"Doing II myself made It seem more a part of me. and I now have a very spe·
clal feeling about the place, which I would not' have had otherw15e."
FOR DEAN KRAFT, au1hor of Portrait of a Psychic
Healer
It tt true you treated Yoko Ono for depr...ton long bdore
.lohn Lennon wu shot, and what do you remember moat
•bout meeting her? -8.1., Bristol, Tenn.
• Yes, but it was long before their son was born and
was for severe fatigue. not depression. Within a few
m inutes I was aware of her learning and sophistication.
She was smaller than I expected. with hair reaching
beyond her thighs. She was quite Impressive.
FOR HARRY HAUN, author of Moult Quote Book
Why didn't you Include quota from the new crop of ac-
tors, such .. Brooke Shle.lda or John Trauotta? -S.T.,
EvantdaJe, Iowa
• It's very si mple. Movies today are not put Into dia-
logue; they are more visual, since the object is primarl·
ly 1V audiences. Those who grew up in the age of TV
are more Interested in the visual than the vocal. But
this Is not the fault of the stars. They seem to have
found the art of cor'nmunlcatlng without dialogue.
FROM THE •ASK• EDITOR
• Robert Klein complains his role as a double schizoid
In Columbia's Nobodyk Perfekt (he alternates between
Jimmy Cagney and Bette Davit. due to being born
during a double bill of Pubhc Enemy and The Petrified
Forest) has caused him lots of embarrassment. especial·
ly when garbed for the Bette Davis scenes. For In-
stance, he answered a call from his wife (opera singer
Brenda ~er) and cooed: "Hold on honey, I just
can't hear you with this earring on •·
PRO Senator .lohn East (R.·N.C.) PRO Ano con CON Senator Bob Packwood (R. ·Ore.)
The 14th Amendment gives Con-
gress authority to enforce protec-
tion of the right to life . It Is.
therefore, appropriate to deter·
mine at what point In an In·
dividual's life government protec·
tlon becomes-operative. Generally,
the question of when to protect llf e
was left to the states until the
Suprerrua Court's dedslon that states may not protect
unborn chtJdren. That decision can be corrected by
Congressional action. under the enforcement power
of the 14th Amendment. by designating when In
human growth the rtght to life Is protected.
Does the Federal Government
Have the Right to Determine
When Human Life Begins?
·It Is unv.lise and Impossible for one .....
group of individuals to make that
determination. No one, not re.II·
glous leaders, scientists, doctors or
scholars can agree on when
human life begins. Every genera·
tlon brings a new group of people
that believes Its view of the origin of
llf e to be the correct view. They
seem to believe God speaks directly to them. From
my personal perspective as a U.S. Senator who
represents a broad cross sedk>n of Americans, I
hope we wtl1 always remember that passion can
obscure judgment.
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By ffiotk Goodman
ma~.ne leaving for the office on
Monday morning and telling your
wife that you 11 be working I.ate
and won't be home until Friday.
And on the off-chance that you
get away with it once. try pulling
the same stunt~gain and again for
the next four months.
Fat chance, right? But that's how
things work in the Vermeil home out
on Philadelphia's Main Line. for the
simple reason that Carol Vermeil
knows ifs the certifiable truth
says. "In college I had two
kids and had to get up
and go to school. Hard
work is relative to what
you're used to. There are
times I've had some
doubts and said to myself .
'Hey. better back off
there.'
Her husband. Dick. has been de-
voted to her since their romance
blossomed at California's Calistoga
High School back in the early 1950's.
Venneil. 44, certainly loves his wife a
lot. .. almost as much , in fact. as he
loves his Philadelphia Eagles. And
Carol Vermeil understands. "When I
met him." she says. ''he was the same
as he is now." That means hard-
driving. disciplined and utterly
devoted to winning football games.
He's been that way since his first
coaching job back at Hillsdale High in Expressing his displeasure as quarterback Jaworski looks on: "He's hurt a lot of guys' feelings ."
"But you see." he ex-
plains. "I'm just not
oriented to time the way
some people are. I can go
to bed at 5 A.M. and get
up and go to work. I don't
need a watch to tell me it's
time to quit coaching; I
want the performances to
tell me when to quit This
YeM I'm going to try
harder than I've ever
tried. I realite you can get
to a point of no return,
start losing enthusiasm
and get a little drained.
But you also mature and
learn to handle more
hours. I'm at maximum
capacity now.
Is Dick Ve1meil
A Lombatdi fot the 80's?
With his authoritarian hand, flair for Inspiration and penchant for 17-hour days,
Philadelphia's head man evokes memories of Green Bay's legendary leader.
As a Packer once said of Lombardi:
"He treats us all the same -like dogs. "
California's San Mateo County,
through his brilliant two years at
U.C.L.A. to the job with the N.F L.
Eagles he took on six seasons ago.
When Vermeil arrived in Philadel·
phia in 1976, he Inherited a woeful
franchise, a team that had won its last
championship in 1960 and hadn't
reached the playoffs since. His only
player of note was All-Pro linebacker
Bill Bergey, and he did not even have
a first -round draft choice available un·
til 1979. The outlook was grim. Gen·
eral manager Jim Murray told Ver-
meil, "If you can win the opening coin
toss, they11 fall in love with you here ...
It took five seasons of four nights a
week at his office at Veterans Sta·
dium. watching reel after reel of foot-
ball footage, but in 1981 VermeU's
Eagles (or "lggles," as Philadelphia
nattva call them) reached profes-
sional football's penulttmate goal -
the Supc Bowl. The eventual vtc·
tors, of course. were the Oakland
Raiders , who completed their own
odyssey of a year with a thorough-
going 27 -10 triumph .
It was a bitter loss, but Vermeil took
it with his well-chiseled chin thrust for-
ward. "At halftime." he remembers.
"I told the guys that It just didn't seem
to me like it was our footbaU team out
there And after the game I thanked
them for bringing me here and for
playing as hard as they did and that I
felt sorry for them because we lost."
Still. there's no place in the Vermeil
orthodoxy for self-pity. After he and
Carol took a brief vacation with
Eagles' owner Leonard Tose and his
wife. 11 was back to the ft1m room and
the drawing board. Last year the
Eagles made it to the Super Bowl: this
year it's time to win It . And, of course.
the only way for Dick Vermeil to do
that is to wcxk and wori< and work.
"Everybody's dltfetd." Vennell
Max imum capacity for
Vermeil means sleeping
on the roll-away bed in his office more
often than not. It's even been reported
that when Vermeil heard that four
hours of sleep on a water bed suppos-
edly feels like six. he suggested all his
coaches get them so they could get by
on fewer hours.
At 44, Vermeil is the third-
youngest head coach in the
N.F.L. (Denver's Dan Reeves is
37: Ray Perkins of the Giants,
39), and !hes can stand his self-im-
posed abuse. But as he is quick to
point out. "It's tough to get an edge in
this game. Everybody's working
harder, if only because the talent is so
spread around." True. Vermeil has no
comer on the compulsion market in
pro football . It has long been realized
around the N.F.L. that drive and
organiZation can often make winners
out. of whatever talent Is avaUable .
Don Shula proved that with the
Miami Dolphins In the early 1970's.
Shrewd drafting and a patient. tutorial
philosophy took Chuck Noll and his
Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl
victories. Down In Dallas. Tom Lan-
dry's intense drive and the game's
soundest corporate structure have
made the Cowboys perennial con-
tenders. Under the iron hand of
Vermell's former mentor. Chuck
Knox, the Buffalo Buts have reestab·
lished themselves as one of the
N.F.L.'s most formidable outtlts. Ditto
the Cleveland Browns, who have
been recaDlng their gk>ry days ever
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ConsoJed by Oakland's victorious Tom Flores: lh~ wasn~ our team out there ...
since the arrival of coach Sam Ruti -
gliano four years ago.
Yet Vermeil is something special.
and the men who work and sweat
under his Lombardian lash are well
aware of it. "I probably have better re·
lations with my players than anyone
coaching." Vermeil says proudly. "I've
gotten to the point where I only disci-
pline things that make a difference. At
U .C.L.A .. for example, the long hair
used to drive me crazy, but I never
made any of my players cut it.~
Mainly. his players endure his brutal
training camps and imperious ways be·
cause he has made them winners.
Beyond that. they appreciate Vermeil's
blunt honesty. Says quarterback Ron
Jaworski. for whom Vermeil shrewdly
traded in 1977. "He's the first guy to
say you messed up. A lot of coaches
tell you anything, He tells you stuff you
may not like to hear. but it's true. He's
hurt a lot of guys' feelings. He'll walk
right up to them in training camp and
say. 'You better get your butt in gear or
you're gonna get cut."'
For all his authoritarian ways. Ver-
meil is smart enough to surround him ·
self with the league's largest (11) and
most experienced coaching staff. Un -
Uke some ego-sensitive coaches. Ver-
meU wants name-brand assistants
working for him. One is defensive
coordinator Marion Campbell . former
Atlanta head coach . "When Dick hired
me," says Campbell, ''he said he'd let
me coach. That's the only way I con
coach. Pick is a lot of things most
coaches aren't. He's an organizer, he's
a ftne technical coach and he's a
leader. And he isn't afraid of having
competent people around him."
Vermeil's stamina and obsession
with perfection derive &om the long
hours he spent working as a young5ter
In the Owl Garage beside his father.
Louis Vermeil (the last name comes
from the metalsmith's process of
gilding silver). 1'here," Dick recalls.
"I learned what ~ was like to work, eat
lunch. work. eat dinner, then go bock
to work •" His sister, Launt I who Is also
mom to one of Vermeil's tough lltde
running backs. Louie Gammona,
6 • F'AMILY V'#EEKlY, &eic>l9mtlef 6, 1111
remembers what life was like for Dick
and brother Stan in those days (a third
brother. Al, played for Dick at Napa
Valley Junior College). "Dick and Stan
would play a football game on Friday
night·and be dead-tired on Saturday
morning." she says. MMy father would
be in the shop 15 minutes. then he'd
storm into the house and holler. 'Get
up! What do you think this is. a holi·
day?"'
It didn't hurt, though, that even in
his work clothes. Dick looked like one
of those modem Mr. Goodwrench
ads. He was also the best athlete in
the high school. and his girl. Carolyn
Drake. ·was the prettiest cheerleader.
• Dick went on to play footbaU at Napa
Valley Junior College before trans·
ferring to San Jose State. where he
quarterbacked the team while married
and the father of two boys. (His sons.
David and Rick. recently were gradu·
ated from Villanova. while his daugh·
ter. Nancy. is a student at Penn State)
But Vermeil wasn't big enough or,
truthfully. good enough for pro foot·
ball. so he went straight to coaching
instead. His crowning achievement -
the one that made desperate Eagles'
owner. Leonard Tose. sit up and take
notice -was U.C.L A.'s stunning
23-10 Rose Bowl victory over Woody
Hayes' Ohio State Buckeyes in 1976.
Vermeil has spent five seasons call·
ing his own plays. working 17 hours a
day and running his players and staff
ragged. But to a man they all know
that for every hour's work he de·
mands of them, he'll be putting In
two . It takes more than an authori·
tartan whip to win In the N.F.L. The
list of ex-coaches is strewn with tough
guys who dldn 't have what it takes.
who wound up hopeless martinets.
Says a.s.sistant Lynn Stiles. who fol·
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Philadelphia ... Dick really Is like good
wine -the longer he's at It. the more
he ferments, the better he gets. He
has the ability to reach out and touch
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maste1s menu
Combinations
By ffiotllyn Hansen
A bout 30 years ago. my Unde
Eddie introduced my family
and me to zucchini, the green
Italian squash that he grew in
his Falls Village, Ct . vegetable gar·
den -using organic growing meth·
ods. of course Little did we know
then that this versatile. easy-to.grow
squash would become universaUy
grown and loved Always o n the
lookout for new ideas. I have selected
several dishes for you to try
ZUCCHINI LIME SQUARES
3 eggt
I 11. C\11)9 lllgal
1 cup wgeuble oU
1!. cup ~ahly squeezed lime or lem0T1
)ulu
2 t~ grated lime or lemon rind
1 ~. a.ips llMlly shrcddad unpaicd zucchini
(ebout 3 DMdlum..tn zucchini)
2 OqJll Wllllfhd al-pu.rpoM loUI'
2 iwp&.. baldnt lode
1 taupoon .. .tt
1/t teupoon ground nutmeg
I cup cOUM!v chopped walouca
1. In medium bowl. combme eggs.
sugar. oil. lime Juice and rind; beat by
hand until well blended Add zucchini.
mhc well
2. Sift together Bour, baking soda. bak·
Ing powder, salt and nutmeg; stir Into ruc·
chin! mixture. Fold m walnuts.
3. Pour batter Into greased 9 x 13-lnch
baking pan Bake In a 3SOOf oven. 45 ro
SO minutes or unttl cake springs back
when pressed llghtfy with tip of finger
Cool In pan Cut Into squares to serve.
May be frosted. if deslred, with a ltme or
lemon glaze or a cr~m cheese frosting.
Makes ofle 9 x 13-inch cake
SPAGHETTI WITH
ZUCCHINI SAUCE
8 on. thla lllN'!lhcm
l !Mdlum..m ncxhtnl, shtwdded (l',.., to
2 cupe)
2 llCAWotw, thinly llked
2 CllbiapooM llnetv chopped plU'lley
v. °"' wga.ble oa I taapoonMll v. CUilpOOn garik powdsr
~ tu.poon OfW9MO ·-· cruthf'd DMh cayenne ,.,.,.r
Gnt.ed hrmeuin or Romano clwinc
1. Cook spaghetti M package label
dlred$.
2. In large serving bowl. combine zuc·
chinl. scallions. panley, oil and season·
lngs.
3. Aft8r 1Pa9hett1 has rooked. drain In
colander.
4. Add hot spaghetti to zucchini mix·
ture: toss lightly. Serva Immediately. Pass
grated Parmesan chffsc scpar•tely
Moira 3 or 4 Mnilngs
SUMMER SQUASH SOUP
2 cana (13¥.-oz..Jllzc) beef broth
(3'h ~)
2 mcdlum .. iu &ucchlnl or ytilow aquaah,
allcccl
2 mcdlwn..Ue onJooa, aUcccl (I cup>
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pepper
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sprouts or shredded carrots. 11 desired
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How to Thrive
On Less Sleep
By Lesly Berger
H ave you ever wished there
were more hours in a day for
you to accomplish au you've
set out to do? Well. you can't
extend those 24 hours. but you may
be able to inaease the amount of tune
you spend awake.
Many of us have always assumed
that a minimum of eight hours of
sleep each night was a prerequ1Site to
good health. but according to Dr.
Robert Van de Castle. cUnical psy·
chologist and head of the Sleep and
Dream Laboratory at the University of
Virginia Medical Center 1n Charlot·
tesville. most of us can probably get
along on less sleep than that. "Six and
a half or seven hours of sleep a night
is average for most people. and stud-
ies have shown that this can often be
reduced by about half an hour with no
curs) and 'stage four' or 'slow wave
sleep· (when the deepest sleep takes
place)."
Van de Castle stresses. however.
that there are bound to be Individual
differences in the amount of sleep one
may need. "In some ways. the amount
of sleep a person gets may be similar to
his waking style." he says. "Try to think
of it In terms of the tortoise and the
hare. The active. kinetic. quick-talking
and fast-moving 'hares' seem to need
less sleep. while the more phlegmatic.
slower-talking and less-active '1ortoises'
may need a bit more ...
U you are not getting enough sleep.
it's Ukely that your body will let you
know. Lack of sufficient sleep wUI
cause you to feel tired and nervous. In
this case. Van de Castle recommends
taking one day a week. perhaps dur-
ing the weekend or on your day off.
to indulge yourself and sleep later.
But try not to go overboard and sleep
more than nine and a half
;-.:J~-::;E:::::::~.---i hours, he cautions. or you
Q.
UJ effects," Dr. Van de Castle says.
In the recent book Sleep Less. Liue
More (Ballantine, $2.50). author
Everett Mattlin points out that
throughout history. dynamic people
have found that sleeping less has
enabled them to accomplish more.
Napoleon, the Duke of Wellington,
George Bernard Shaw. and such
modem-day figures as writer Isaac
Asimov and former President Jimmy
Carter have all been short sleepers,
Mattlin says.
Cutting down on your sleeping
ttme shouldn't Interfere with your
body's needs. according to Van de
Casde. "Sleep Is divided into stages,"
he explains, "and when you shorten
your sleep you11 still get adequate
ttme In the two stages whkh research
has found to be the most Important:
'stage one.' the R. E.M. or 'rapid eye
movement' stage (when dn?amtng oc·
: may wake up groggy or with
~ a slight headache and find 8 that it's even harder for you
., to get going.
Before you begin a sleep-
reduction program. Van de
Castle emphasiZes. make
sure that you have not cho·
sen a hectic or difficult time
In your life or a period when
you are feeUng run-down.
Also recognize that in order
to derive the maximum be·
nefit from sleep reduction.
you must take a gradual ap·
proach.
Dr. Van de Castle recom·
mends that rather than trying
to stay up later than you're
accustomed to. you start by going to
bed at your normal time and setting
your alarm clock so that you wake up
earlier. You might begin by waking up
only 10 minutes earlier than usual for
the first few days. then 15 minutes
earUer for several days. then 20, and
so on. Thus it could take you up to a
month to shorten your sleep by half
an hour. but your body would be
ready for It.
How should you use this bonus
time? Maybe you could start reading
that book you've been meaning to.
writing some letters or exercising.
Author Everett Mattlln. who himself
sleeps six hours a night, points out:
"When you've got things to do that
you're excited about, the loss of sleep
doesn't seem critical. But if you don't
have any special reason for getting up
earlier. sleep reduction probably 1'!11
won't work for you." MW
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By Norman Lobsenz
Don't Call It Child' a Play
"Child's play" is more than Just fun
and games. says recreation expert
Sherrill E. Brakmeier of the Univers1·
ty of Louisville. She says that games
and exercises can help a child to
build self-respect "Physical activity
also allows a youngster to release
otherwise potentially destructive
emotions." says Brakmeier. "That's
why the restless child should not
have recreational privileges
.withdrawn."
It IS important, the expert says. for
parents and teachers to set a good
example by taking part in the ac·
tivibes themselves. and by placing
less emphasis on the idea of "win-
ning" than on the healthful values of
competing with oneself to measure
self ·Improvement
In fnattla~, Ukea Atttact
"They've been married so long that
they're starting to think and act the
same way." That's what people usual·
ly say about older couples But new
research indicates that instead of
growing to be alike over the years.
most husbands and wives share many
similar traits right from the start. In·
deed. their common backgrounds
and preferences seem to be a strong
influence in attracting them to each
other to begin with
Researcher Maria Watkins com-
pared the results of her survey of 215
newlyweds with studies previously
made on long-married couples. She
found nothing to suggest that partners
become more similar in their attitudes
with age. Rather. she discovered that
newlyweds have similar communi·
cation and reasoning skills. similar
educahonal backgrounds. and even
similar physiques -large. tall women
many large, tall men, and "good-
looking people marry other good·
looking people:·
Kida Leatn What It llleana to 8e Old
High-school students in Nassau
County. N Y . are learning what it
means to be old and how Amencans
can provide a better quality of life for
future generations of older men. and
women
"Young people need to feel com·
fortable with old age -for aging and
death are part of the life cycle." says
school district commissioner Adelaide
Attard.
To help youngsters gain Insight Into
aging.a booklet, Teaching About Ag·
ing, is being distributed throughout
the entire school system. It covers
such topics as myths and stereotypes
associated with older persons. the
kinds of experiences senior citizens
can share with young people and how
seniors cope with problems of aging.
Teachers are being encouraged to dis·
cuss aspects of aging in classes on art.
literature. biology. social studies and
consumer affairs
Wom.n, Jobs and Family
With more than half of all wives
and mothers holding full · or part-time
jObs, researchers have been busy
d1SCovering what effect a woman's
work has on her family relationships.
The Journal of Family Issues recently
devoted an entire issue to this topic
Here are some of its findings:
•A woman's satisfaction -or l<Kk
of it -with her Job has more effect on
her family adjustment rhan It has on
her marital adjustment A woman's
good or bad feeling about work Is
more likely to "spill over" into her
home ltf e than Into her marriage.
• The more a woman Is paid. the
fewer hours she works; a middle-class
white husband tends to work less as
I I I
his wife works more. the more money
a woman earns, the more hours a
husband works, presumably 10 main·
lain his relative conmbution to the
family Income.
• Both husbands and wives say
their marriage is more "solid" when
the woman works.
• Work1ng' wives cont1nue to do
most of the household chores and
when a woman earns less than her
spouse. he is likely to do less around
the home. According to sociologist
Suzanne Model. low·lncome working
wives unknowingly reinforce their
second-class status al home because
they haw a low "bargainirig posi· l'WI
tk>n" with respect to~ husbands. ILi
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Early scuttlebutt on TVs
faU season says that of the
networks' 23 new shows,
only four to six have a shot
at success. According to a
survey by advertising's
Dancer Fit2gerald Sample.
Inc .. the four potential hits
are NBC's Father Murphy.
a Little House on the Prame
spinoff starring
Merlin Olsen:
ABC's The
Fall
Guy. with Lee
Ma1ors as a stunt
man. CBS's Close-Up·
Jessica Nouak, about a
fem ale 1V reporter. and
CBS's Falcon Crest. an·
other nighttime soap by the
folks who gave us Dallas It
stars President Reagan's ex
wife. Jane Wyman. and
has the good for1 une to
follow Dallas on Friday
nights. Two other shows
have a fighting chance -
ABC's Todays FBI with
Mike Connors. and Shan·
non. a C BS cop tale star·
ring Kevin (Ko)Ok) Dobson
Of the 17 shows seem·
ingly headed for disaster,
NBC has eight of them, ~n·
eluding The Rock Hudson
S how, The ' James Amess
Show. The Mickey Rooney
Show and most likely the
promising return of Bret
MauencJc. starri ng James
Garner . which. unfor·
tunately. could sink on
Saturday up against ABC's
The Loue Boat
BIRTHDAYS
Joei Fcllduo, Krtl1y McNkboa
(All Virgo) Sunday -Jo
.Anne Worley 44: Jane
Curtin 34. Monday -
Peter Lawford 58. Tues-
day -Sid Caesar 59
Wednnday -Kristy Mc-
Nlchol 19; Cliff Robertson
56. Thursday -Jose Fell-
clano 36: Fay Wray 74:
Arnold Palmer 52; Roger
Marls 4 7 . Frlday -Hedy
Lamarr 66. Saturday
Margaret Hamlhon 79.
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'SECRl!T'
HE'S ADOPTED A CAUSI!
What tricks can Amer-
1ean business learn this
Labor Day from supersuc-
cessful Japanese manage-
ment? .. It's no secret for·
mula," points our William
Fulmer. associate manage-
ment professor at the
University of Alabama.
"Most importantly. Amer
ican busi · .._ ~
Arty Elgart
knew there had
to be a better
way Unable to
have a child, he
and his wife.
Lowse' searched
six years for a
baby to adopt
He remembers
condescending
social workers
telling him that
he was too old
or the wrong re-
ligion or that
there were no
white babies -call back in a year He
remembers one lawyer who said ... Meet me at
the airport with $10,000 in cash . 111 have a
baby."
Finally. in October 1979. a home for un-
wed mothers in Texas found them a son.
whom they named Josh. (lronlcally. six weeks
later. Louise learned she was pregnant.)
Ever since. Elgar1, 38. a successful Philadel-
phia auto supply dealer. has tried to help other
couples desperately looking to adopt
Through his unique Golden Cradle. Inc., he
acts as an altruistic Intermediary. He does it
completely for free -his only request is an 8
x 10 photo of each family he helps create
Ifs all legal. and so far he's arranged rough·
HOT ROD
Rl!NTERS
f ly so adopt· .. i ions "Admit·
• tedly. I'm no I professional."
: he says. ..I'm
just a profes-
sional human
being. 1 care."
When a preg-
nant girl con·
tacts him, he
finds her hous-
ing with one of
the coo.pies on
his waiting
list. (For rea-
sons of confi-
dentiality. that couple will nol ge1 her baby.)
The couple that does gets a surprise phone call
from Elgart that begins. "Hi, this is the stork. I
have a present for you." That couple then
pays the girl's medical expenses and any legal
fees required.
Elgart hopes to phase out his seMCe
gradually; he'd like to spend more time at
home with Louise. Josh and infant daughter
Abby But first he wants to raise $600,000 lo
build a combined adoption center and home
for unwed mothers.
He stresses that his prospective parent list is
closed. but urges any pregnant girl considering
gMng up her baby to call tum collect al (215)
289-BABY.
nesses, like IJY,•r j
the steel and 11> •
auto indus-~
tries. have '
::~n~~ ~~~ taj<e long·
term risks."
Par1 of the
reason. he
notes. is that J~ Jor the compen-"labor ..
satlon system for many top
management posts features
huge year-end bonuses bas-
ed on annual profits. This
leads to deciSIOns. he says.
''that bring short-term pro·
fits . sure. but are disastrous
in the long run."
Moreover. adds Fulmer.
we accept a cer1ain level of
defects in our products.
figuring that the cost of
eliminating them is too high
"Again. this is an example of
narrow. short-term think·
ing." he says. "The image ls
important. and soon we get
the reputation for making
shoddy goods.,,
GRAZING IN THE GRASS
Sick and tired of having mowed the lawn all
summer. aren't you? You should have called
Louis Valente, of Oak Hill. N.Y. For $50 a sum
mer. he'll rent you one of the 125 sheep he and
his family raise. and the little lamb will eat your ivy
and the rest of the backyard.
Honest. We're not trying to pull the wool over
your eyes. More than 70 people have f1ocked to
him since April. mostly those who· have several
acres or more that need cutting. "You can say we
cat er to the upper upper class," notes Valente. a
', former New York City policeman. "It's sort of a
status symbol for them."
If the Unser brothers
wanl to race their own cars
around hke maniacs. that's
their business. But as rental
car customers, they're the
pits. Bobby Unser recently
told the Wall Street Journal
that for a while some years
back. Hertz wouldn't rent
him cars. Small wonder.
He once took a rented
Chevrolet station wagon
and pushed a frlend In a
Datsun up a California
highway -at 90 miles per
hour! And just recently,
brother Al rented a four·
cylinder Ford and took a
frlend for a spin o n the
Michigan International
Speedway. Legend also
has it that, on a dare. one
of the Unsers drove a rental
car Into a swimmlng pool.
Both deny It. though. Says
each. "It was my brother."
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