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1981-09-13 - Orange Coast Pilot
ORANGE COAST YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY PAPER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1981 ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA . 50 CENTS Mayors bolster women's network By STEVE T RI POLI Of t ... o.lly ,..._. Sutt To the Orange Coast's four woman mayors, recognition of their individuality is more impor· tant than their similarities For three of them Laguna Beach's Sally Bellerue, Huntington Beach's Ruth Finley and Newport Beach's Jacqueline Heather the im portance of individuality counters the tendency to unjustly lump all women in politics together because they are female. Costa Mesa's Arlene Schafer emphasizes individuality because of a beltef that individuals alone determine the course and effectiveness of their public service regardless of sex. There are similarities in their views and backgrounds, however. and they go beyond the obvious ones of being politicians holding office simultaneously in the same geographic area All four served on their city planning com · missions prior to becoming mayor and were ac· live in other civic affairs. Three support passage of the proposed Equal Rights Amend· ment. and two got early poht1cal experience through the League of Women Voters. All four are strong believers m a woman's right to choose any career. a philosophy at odds with that of m any conservative political and re- lig1ous groups Though their views coincide on a number of issues. separate interviews on how being a woman has affected them in their public roles revealed distinct per:.onalities. For Mrs . Bellel'ue, being a woman has not made much of a difference in her dally dealings SUNDAY SPECIAL with the public and other officials But it does determine how she deals with is- sues and views tht> future "Because of our experiences we I women 1 tend lo look al things differently," Mrs Bellerue said Though her final vote on an issue may agree with male colleagues, Mrs Bellerue fet'ls the road to that opinion varies. ··1 think women are very open lo discussing issues and problems Generally speaking, their egos don't get in the way as much," s ht said. The ability to subordinate ego also means that women are not afraid to delegate important work to others with expertise or to give those others credit for doing work on an issue. s he added. Delegating will make wom<'n erfl't·t1 v1• managers and problem solvers as the.> move• 1n to managerial positions, she said. One difference that surfac.•ei. wht-11 th1• scxt•s meet 111 th<.• polit1('al arena is thut of pJst aHiha lions. "Men are USl'd lo dealing with mc•n It 's a s urprise when lht·~ meet us sometimes betause they don l know thei.e women from the ·old boys' network Women m•ed a network We need to c.·all on each other, .. Mrs. Bellerue said. Some of those nt'lworks. much hke the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs where men regularly meet informally. alreudy ar<' forming, Mrs Hl•ll<'rue -.;od For instance, women mayors hold thl•1r own breakfast at th e annual ('uliforma League of C'1llt1s meeting, often draw 111g raised eyebro .... s from male countl'rpart-. Mrs Helleru<' stn•sses that women would not necc•ssarily make compatible c.•olll'agues in th<' samt• polll1<·al an•na. howe\•er "If vou found Hll four of us dot·<tl woman mayorsi on the :-.ume city counl'il .... e'd probably volt• verv differt•ntlv on a lot of issues,' '>he '><Hd "It .would bl• ve.ry intert-sling .. Mrs Bellerue noted that when she first joined the Laguna Bl';,ich count'll many persons 'A Ould confuse ht•r with Coun<"1l'Aoman Phyllis -.. .... 1•1•111•\. t·v1•11 though the· re was no physical re· .,Pmhla111·1· Jnd th<.•y oflen disagreed on issues Thal .,, rutk us Peoµle would call us each 111111·1 ·., n.11111·., ll didn 't happen with the men ,., 1·11 ii lht•) "t'l l' philosoph1cally aligned " H1•f1·rnng to the challenge of pioneering. '"'' ""id, "WP havt.· a respons1bil1ly at this p111111 \\'om1•11 kno .... that 1f they do an excellent JOh, ulh1·r ~unw11 will follow th<•m .. Mr:-. Bdlerul'. who has two teen age boys and ;,i cooperat1vt• husband said, "I think it's 1mportanl that anyone going 1nlo a political <'ifft•t•r ht.• supµortl'd l>y his or her spouse " Onl' n·:.i~on Ni·wport Beat'h Mayor Heather ha~ h;;itl fr" problems working in a male dom1na1ed society 1s because the absence of a f.jth<.·r in h<.·r family forn•d her into the working \\111 ltl at an t.·arl~ age Sht.· :-.till sees d1ffer<.•nccs l.Jetween her way 11f 11pl•rnung and that of most males. however Worm•n are .iblc to ask the basic. simple que.,twn:-. that a man's ego often won't allow him to ;,isk." Mrs Heather said. "Men will nl'\'l'r admit they don't know somethmg They'd oftt•n rathe1 vote on something without knowing a bout 1t fully than ask a question " She cxp<.•<·ts the• continued influx of women (~f' WOMAN, Page A3> Reagan cuts $13 billion Ar ........ off defense WASJaNGTON <AP> -Presi- dent Reagan decided Saturday to trim his proposed Pentagon s pending increase by $13 billion for the next three years. He said his action will "assure an in· creasingly strong dl'fense" as well as thf' nation's economic health. Reagan's dec1s1on means that a nticipated Pentagon spending in fiscal 1982 through 1984 will be $639 3 billion. military buildup in U S. history White House officials had said earlier Reagan was prepared to cut pro1ected defense spending by as much as $30 billion. Weinberger. according to Gergen. estimated that the Sl3 blllJl)n reduction in spending would mean a decrease of S21 b1 Ilion to S22 bi I hon for the three-year period in terms of total obligations The larger amount involves some sums which are s pread out over a longer time. such as multi-year contracts. but for which no m o ne) w ou ld be yet ap - µropriated . The focus of intense controversy. Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant sits next to Pacific Ocean near San Luis Obispo. The presidents choice. made in the wake of predi<'tions of a burgeoning federal d<'ficil next ) ear. was disclosed b) his chief spokesman, David R Gergen. scveral hours after 1t was con· vcyed to Defense Secretary Cnspar W ~einbl'rger and BudgC't Dir<"clor David Stockman Gergen said specific dec1s1ons on how to cut the $13 b1lhon from the defense budget had not been made. Thus. the actual impact on m1htan-activities could not be determined Whe1i • big question at Diablo No one able, or willing, to say as blockaders gather near A-plant By DAVID KUTZMANN OI .. 0e&ty "'9t Sutt SAN LUIS OBISPO There is a guessing game currently in vogue in this scenic Central California college town. It varies in some degree, de- pending on who is playing the game, but generall y it goes. som ething like this : Two or more reporters comer a third person -either a protest organizer or a law enforcement official .._ and ask when the much -publ icized human blockade of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant will begin. They aJso ask how many anti· nu c lear demonstrators are needed for the blockade to be ef· fective. As of Saturday, few peop~ either knew the answer or were willing to supply one. •·We don 't ha ve any in- telligence to indicate it, but my own gut feelin g is that (the blockade) could happen Sunday (today)," said Arnie Goble, San Luis Obispo County undersheriff and one of the chief planners of law enforcement's response to the planned blockade. Organizers who belong to the anti-Diablo Abalone Alliance, a confederation of numerous en· vironmental and anti-nuclear power groups, said only that their followers would move on t.be seaside plant when they felt the time was right. When would that be? "We'll know when it's time to move." one so-called "media apoke" told reporters who trudged one after another through the alliance's small, wood-frame headquarters. But even though Abalone Al· Hance members have refused to be pinned down on numbers and Immediate strategy, at least one thing seemed clear Saturday. On the fourth day since or- ganizers sent out a national alert following federal approval of glablo Canyon's security plan, fewer demonstrators than ex- pected had actually answered the call for this highly cboreo-v aphed medJa event. According to the sheriff's de- partment, about 1,500 people had signed in at a special encamp· ment on the outskirts of town that is serving as a rallying po int for demonstrators . Originally. between 5,000 and 10,000 protesters had been ex- ~ED peeled to n ock to the area "It's picking up," alliance spokeswoman Pam Metcalf said of the tempo of Saturday's ar- rivals. "All of our systems are working incredjbly well." If all goes according to plan. at some point within the next ·~--Several hundred 1tudent1 and faculty member1 from Cal Poly ar- rive at Abalone Alliance campground Mar San Luu Obtlpo in pre- paration for Diablo Canyon nuclear pl.ant blockade. About 1.400 protester! had.arrived~ kJte Saturday. few days, protesters will form a non violent land and sea blockade to prevent fuel loading and low power operation of one of the mos t controversial nuclear power plants in U.S his tory Arnie Goble sits somewhat wearily behind his desk at the San Luis Obispo County Shenff's Office. Relaxing in a nearby chair is his boss. Sheriff George S Whit ing, a gray-haired. bushy browed man For the past three months. these men have tried to plan for the day when demonstrators would move on Pacific Gas & Electric Co. 's $2 billion invest ment in nuclear technology, "I flew over (the campsite> this mommg, .. Goble told a re porter on the phone. "It's hard to estimate num· bers. This isn't hke a rock con· cert." he says to the local newsman After hanging up, Goble says he's been putting in long hours in anticipation of the blockade and plans to be at his desk again today. when he believes the ac· tion will take place. At his and Whiting's disposal will be sheriff's deputies on standby alert. 58 California Highway Patrol officers and 500 NationaJ Guard troops on the scene for logistical support. To ens ure that all runs smoothly, the sheriffs officials and blockade leaders have been in almost daily contact. And with the exception of not knowing when the blockade will occur, law enforcement officials said there should be few sur prises because of the extensive planning of the past few months. In fact, Whiting says what bothers h.im above all Is the cost to taxpayers for arresting, jail- 1 n g and processing dem - onstrators through Ule courts. He added, however, that he had no breakdown yet on what these costs would be. Depending on how many <See DIABLO, Pa1e AZ) , Stockman and Weinberger had disagreed over how much the proposed increases for the Pen- tagon s hould be scaled down. Stockm<rn ·s OHice of Manage- ment and Budgl't had proposed cuts for I~ and 1984 of up to S27 billion Weinberger h<id publicly re- :.1.,ted any maJor cuts in a pro- Jl'Cted SI 6 tnlhon. five year pro· i::rttm that would be the largest In a statement released by the White House. Weinberger said Reagan's decision "is a very f<Jir and appropriate reconcilia- t1on or' the twi1i needs" to in· rrea~c national defense and re- duce dcficiLc; Stockman. in a similar state- ment. said R<'agan took "an important step" toward reduc- ing th<' deficit Cuts due, Meese tells local event President Reagan is planning an add1t1onal set or actions aimed ;it em.uring the success of his economic recovery program, presidential counselor Edwin Meese I II told a crowd at a Republican fund-raiser near Costa Mesa Saturday Meese also discussed several other issues facing the president at the Santa Ana Country Club reception. sponsored by the newly-formed Republican Can- didate Development Committee of Orange County. Some 190 peo- ple paid $75 each or $125 a cou· pie to attend Mees<' said the president's ON THE INSIDE ENVEWPE, PLEASE -It's all glitter and glamour tonight as television congratulates itself for the 33Td time in the Emmy Awards show For a check list of nominees in major categories,; see Page CS. OLD J ERSEY -The prices of authentic. former ba11ebalJ uni· f orms are surprising. And that's just one. aspect of Jerry a n d S h a r o 'n W i I I i a m s · memorabilia business that has an impressive batting average. See Page Cl. SPELLBOUND! -Alfred M. Butts made minding one's p's and q's an international rage. He invented Scrabble SO years ago but still has trouble reach· ing those triple value squares. See Page A8. new actions will include more budg<'t reductions and that the defense budget will be included in the cuts I President Reagan Saturday announced he will chop $13 billion from the defense budget for the next three vears. An- ticipated defense spending for fiscal years 1982 through 1984 will be $639.3 billion <See story above> Meese promised that the ac- tions will trim enough from the 1982 and 1983 budgets to main· tain deficit ceilings set by the administration. and that the 1984 <See MEESE, Page AZ> • C HOICE DEALERS - Thoroughly modern Newport Ha rbor Art Museum conducts the third largest vetted antique show in Ule nation. Local and East Coast dealers who will be exhibiting this week are described on Page AS. INDEX -··i ..... Am LMl9lft • IMI... AU ,...,,... CH ............ ...... ., .. ._. ..... CM T1INtln CM T,.... .. ,...,.... 0 ..... Ai DAIL. Y ~ILOT H CTIONI c-CIM!k• ,_.., .... " ---·-·-···-;e> e c a s s a c a a a IJ!JJJJJJ _ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Sept e mber 13, 1981' What do you think of having. adult book stores doing business in your community? By JEFF PARKER Of -. 0.11, 1'11.c Si.ft Runell Garaway, Huntington Beach, student: "It's not good for the kids and It brings down the neighborhood but even rich people go there -not just bums. I can't really say -people have a right to go where they want." Cheryl Thornton, Santa Ana, accountant: "I think they're destructive to a community and I don't want the m where I live. It's up to each person If they want to go to those places, but I don't think they should be around c hildren." Scot Gibson, Hershey, Pa., traveler: "Well, I don't like to interfere with what other people do, so i( they w ant to patronize those places that's OK. There's nothing you can do a bout them. I don't patronize them, so I'm not worried . Personallv, I think that pornographic movies are an Insult to the fllm Indus t ry, They s hould be Il- legal. Keith Ct11mah4ln, Costa Mesa, Engineer: • "I don't think my neighborhood needs that kind of thing, for kids, adults or anybodv e lse. I don't think they're needed anywhe re." Janet Cunnings, Costa Mesa, medical technician: "I think they'r e fine as long as they are controlled. Not everyone should be allowed to go into them - especially young people. But adults have a right to do what they want and read what they want to read.'' Sue Jepsen, Costa Mesa, usher: "I'm a C hristian and I don't believe in any of that. I don't think it's right; it's sick and dirty. Places like that are just for people who a re looking for a way out." Marie Miller, Huntington Beach, receptionist: "Oh, I'd like it. It would save me gas. What's wrong with that kind of thing? I don't think it's bad. A person is a person as long as they're not jeopardizing someone else. Those stores don't bother me at all." Donna DeMario, Costa Mesa, marketing director: "I don't think they're necessary. T hey shouldn 't be allowed in a com- munity where children live. Consent- ing adults should be able to read what tl'1ey please, but they should get those books through m ail order." Arkansas titlist Miss America ATLANTIC CITY, N .J . <AP) -Miss Arkansas, Elizabeth Ward, a talented · brunette who hopes to become a corporate lawyer . was crowned Miss America 1982 Saturday night. Miss Ward, 20, of Russellvtlle, 1s a junior accounting major al the University of Arkansas. Miss Ward brought her hands to her mouth in disbelief when pageant emcee Ron Ely an- nounced her name before 21,300 people in Atlantic City's Conven- tion Hall. "Thank you, thank yo11," said Miss Ward, blowing a kiss. THERE SHE IS Elizabeth Ward ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Thomas P Haley Pvoh~I\ ... •"" (."""•' E ••'" ul ,,. on. r.t Roberl N WeecJ Pr~• Tt10Mas A Murph1ne Ed tOI Michael P Harvey MM"'•rtQ ()Hti(frOt L Kay S••hullz °" ...... al o.-.. -. Kenneth N Goddard Jr c;.rcu1•''°"" 0.tlClOf Bernard Scl'lutm9n 0.~·0I ... ChArles H Loos M.n-OonQ l d•IOI Cerot A. 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"We didn't get into the present m ess overnight and it's going to take a while to get out of it," he said. Meese noted that som e key aspects of the Reagan program won't even go into effect until Oct. 1. Continued high interest tales, which have caused some shaki- ness among business leaders re- cently, s hould show s igns of fall· Ing early next year, Meese said. Meese said business is worried about the president's program b ecau se ''government has always vacillated" when new ideas come under political pre- ssure. "There, will be a consis- tent policy of 'economic control" in the Reagan administration. he said. ' Meese also told the crowd, whose dollars Saturday were targeted toward long-range de- velopment of Republican can· didates, that the 1982 election year is one in which Republicans and conservative Democrats must "finish the job" of con- solidating power. Meese said there a r e op- portunities for Republican gains across the country, and there is a chance for the GOP lo gain co ntro l of the H o u se of Representatives. The battle over realignment of state Assembly and Senate dis- tricts in California also needs From Page A1 , the support of Republicans, he said. Responding to questions from the audience after his remarks. Meese said President Reagan is prepared to launch a legislative offensive equal lo the one which resulted in passage of his budget proposals in order to get ap- proval or the sale of A WACS monitoring planes lo Saud i Arabia. Meese said the administration ··will never do anything at any lime that will endanger the stale of Israel," but he said the AW ACS s ale is essential to peace m the Middle East and the world. "We need the cooper ation of moderate Arab states like Saudi Arabia if we are to gain p eace," he said. Meese also said he expects more nominations of women to federal judgeships to go along with the nomination of Sandra D. O 'Connor to th e Supreme Court. Meese even found time to lake a few light-hearted swipes at Democratic Gov. Edmund G Brown, Jr. much lo the delight of the Republican partisans Meese said he was flying into Sacramento Thursday al the same time as Brown .. and the air traffic controllers decided that a '64 Plymouth drawn by 10,000 fruit flies should take pre- cedent in landing "You've gotta give Brown credit though. He brought back an endange red species the Mediterranean fruit fly!" Meese said. By FREDEKIC'K SCHOEMEHL Of .. DMtJ ........... SACRAMENTO l!:nraged Republicans are promising to take their case to the voters ln an attempt to kill Democratic reapportionment propos als that will shape California's political des tiny for the next decade. The promises of seeking ref erendums to chan ge the plans were m ade in separate ad· dresses Friday night as two of three reapportionment proposals raced action in the Legislature Jn the Senate. by a 26-11 vote. a reapportionment proposal for the state's 40 Senate districts was sent to the Assembly Meanwtule, the Assembly, m a 44 to 29 vote, sent to the Senate a reapportionment propos al for the s tate's 45 congressional dis· tricts. Both plans had the support of an Assembly-Senate conference com mitlee that considerep them only minutes before they were sent to the floor for votes. Passage of the Senate plan in t h e Democrat-controlle d As· sem bly and approval of the con- gressional plan in the Senate, a lso controlled by Democrats. is virtually u sured. Negotiations be t ween party leaders are s till continuing on a redistricting plan for the state's Assembly districts. But it is believed that plan, too, will be approved by both houses before Tues day's scheduled adjourn- ment of the Legislature until J an. 4. Debate in the Assembly over the congressional redistricting plan, which Republicans claim Viejo restaurant robbed A lone gunman escaped Wlth an undetermined amount of cash in the robbery of a Mission Viejo resta urant Saturday n ight, Orange County SheriH ' s . de- puties saJd The robbery took place at the Jolly Roger Restaurant at In· terstate 5 and Lake Forest Drive at. about 8 p.m . The gunman reportedly walked into lhe restaurant and asked for change, then displayed a handgun and demanded the contents of the cash register. a sheriff's department spokesman said. will (.:Ive the l>l'mocrats at lllo&l six new seats In the Hou11e or Repn·sentative11, wo!J boiaterous and charged with emotion. ''Ram It through, ram it through," members o f the Re publican caucus chante<t after Assembly Speaker Willi~ Brown, D·San J.'ranc1sco, lee~ turl'd Assemblyman Robert Naylor, R Redwood City, fof. certain remarks Naylor made "I'll ram it up," the speaker retorted angnly Assemblyman Ross Johnson, R f'ull~rton . condemnt!d thf> plan , sayi ng , ''W e I RepublicansJ represent in this state a legitimate point of view and that point Of View IS being deni e d expression in the Congress of the United States by this plan " Assemblyman Charles Im · brecht , R -Ventura , sai d Re publicans were "deathly serious" about pursuing a ref- erendum in which voters would be asked to decide the reappor- tionment issue lmb recht joined other Re public an speakers 1n de nouncing the Dem oc ratic leadership for moving the plan through with s uch speed. clatm ing it was a deliberate attempt to keep public participation out of the process. ·'There's not a single TV camera here and hardly any press because people were not a ware this was going to be brought up tonight," Im· brecht shouted as Democrats sat impassively at their desks Assemblyman Richard Alatorre, D·Los Angeles. who carried the congressional plan o n the Assembly floor and chaired the confec.ence commit- tee, said he was tired or hearing what he termed ''sanctimonious sta tement s" from the Republica n s Alatorr e s aid seven public hearings were held statewide before the plan was released "The idea that people did not know what was going on is absolutely false," Alatorre S3Jd The congressional plan was approved by the Assembly after a motion failed to send it back to committee. Debate in the Senate on tne Senate plan was more r est rain ed and three Republican s joined the Democrats -under threat of political reprisals. sources said in the final vote DIABLO NUCLEAR PLANT BLOCKADE NEARER • • • demonstrators are arrested for trespass ing, facilities al the county jail and the nearby California Men's Colony will be used for incarcerating th em . Buses rented from an Orange County company will be used to transport the protesters lo jail facilities. ·'These people are non - viole nt." said Whiting. "We know who we're dealing with." Across town , at blockade media headquarters, reporters almost collide with one another as they shuffle in and out' with camera c rews and photog- raphers in tow. Pam Metcalf, a mental health therapis t by profession. talks about how she became alarmed about Diablo Canyon several years earlier. "I lived in an apartment build- ing near two workers from Diablo," the former Newport Beach resident says. ''They told me stories about the mistakes that were being made out there . . . They had no conscience about it." She said she later went on a PG&E tour of the plant site and was given what she termed un- satisfactory answers to ques- tions s he posed. "PG&E convinced me I didn't want it to OJ>(!n ," Miss Metcalf recalled. (The Diablo facility, on the coastline near Avila Beach, was built about 2~ miles from an ac- tive offshore earthquake fault, the ·Hosgri. Th ough the utility and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff now say the plant Is safe lo operate, oppo- nen ts claim the health and safe- ty risks are too severe in the event of a large earthquake.) The basic unit of JSrotest at Diablo, Miss Metcalf says, will be "affinity groups" or between five and 15 people. She described them as "coo - ll n uously moving organism s that are constantly changing s hape and size according to need." Other protest leaders said the affinity groups would be a utonomous once in the field and make their own dedsioos about when and where lo demonstrate. T hrou gh a decision-making process based on consensus. these groups will determine when the time is right to begin Lhe blockade. Al the protesters' camp sit e in the fog-chilled Lo3 Osos valley. • 119 -.. a a a a several miles from the plant. members of affinity groups s pent Saturday huddling together on strategy or forming large circles to sing and chant. ·'The togetherness of people is s tarting lo grow,·• said Mark Butler, 37, a Los Angeles area resident and a carpenter. Another would-be protester, Carl Graue, 21, said, "We're all in affinity groups. Our affinity groups are the very core of wh at's happening.'' Added Graue , a Cal Poly political science student, "l wa$ a little nervous before yester: day But once you get here. things loosen up." One or the long-time opponents of the Diablo plant, Raye f1em· ing of the San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace, said she kne w after years of legal strug. gle that a blockade would ul- timately be necessary "I was hoping we'd never have to do this,'' she said "It 's very disappointing it had lo come to this But I thought 1t would hapJ>(!n back in 1975." I Mrs f1eming is participating 1n the blockade as a member of Abalone Alliance. Mothers for P eace, one of the legal in· tervenors in Diablo licensing pr oceedings. 1s not officially participating in the blockade.) Still, Mrs Fleming said, the legal intervention against Diablo had achieved all it was meant to She said plant opponents had forced PG&E to make the facili- ty safer and they had also creat ed d elays in licensing and raised important issues. The utility itself has beefed up plant securit y with armed Pinkerton guards and has generally tried to keep a low profile during the impending confrontal1on. In a memo ci rculated to plant employees earlter this week. the ut11tty s aid. "A primary concern of Pacific Gas & Electric Co is that there be no violence and that no physical harm come to anyone as a result of the planned blockade of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant." Utility officials urged all its employees ··to use restraint and a void confrontation during the bloc kad e I gnore taunts . challenges or other provocation. Do not get drawn into dis- c ussion. arguments or debate with blockaders." PG&E has s aid that it desires only to operate its plant "under conditions prescribed by law." • ~·I ~---------.~1-----------~ • Newport Surf and Sport H OW IN STOCK LACO STE® FOR BOYS 11zes 10.20 20 colors to choose from in solids. S11es '4-7 soltd<. Newport -;tor(' only ..... Sfor-. 22~~".:d. 1>75-7874 9:00.9:00 Deify 9:30 •m·I pm Sun-Thutt t11 9 pm Fri a Set Stor.2 2101/J ........ A'H. lcAoolllled 673-7126 10:00.9:00 Daily 10·7 Sun·Thur1 1119 Fri & Set \ Stan 3 South Coast ,,cna CodaMno 641-0523 Mal Haun Daity . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 From P•ge A1 WOMAN MAYORS COMPARE .POUTICAL PIONEERING. • • 0.11., ...... ,. ... ~ Dora Hill signed proclamations unrle she wa s Newport Beach 's first woman mayor in 1955 . Original term 'was a workout' When Dora Hill attended her first meeting of the California League of Cities in 1954, s he was t be only woman m ayor in attendance. For Mrs . Hill, Newport Beach's first woman mayor , it was hardly a n unusual occurrence. The words "first and only" frequently described t he few women in politics at that time . Mrs. Hill never considered that being fe male made much difference in her political life, however. "T he men were a little bit cool at first, but I just felt there was a job to do and I did it," she said. It wa s a n attit ud e which marked her mayor alty from 1954 to 1958, and which still shows today. If Mrs. Hill has a soul-mate among the fouf' woman m a yors of the Orange Coast today it probably is Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene Schafer , who also believes that the individuality. not the gender. of the offi ceholder matters. Des pite tha t attitude. Mrs. Hill says s he is ha ppy to see more women in public office today. She does not feel women necessarily will make a difference by their presence. but she is in favor of people being able to do what they want with their lives. That belief a ISO IS renected in her Opposition to the proposed Equal Rights Amendme nt: "We don't need E RA. We have equal rights now if we just use the legislation we have ... The end of Mrs . Hill 's career as an elected official was hardly the end of her public career. lato politics to change that ·'Government now is run by the good old boya. Wllh more women It's going to be more bonett. I don't think women can be Influenced beyond what they're lntcllectually and emo· tionally willing to support They'd prerer to deal wlth the laaues." Mra. Heather also agreed with Sall y Bellerue'a contention that women need to de· velop their own network. beyond PTA and other club actJvtties. "In terms of power and access to it that network ls not powerful. We need access to in- formation and influence. We don't want to re invent the wheel, just communicate. We need lo support each other, a nd not just because we're women." tr there ls a women 's network developing in t he a rea Mrs. Heather will almost undoubtedly join. The list of boards, councils and com· missions she currently serves on is lengthy. Mrs. Heather said s he came into political activism via library, school and park organiza. tions ("all those things that women do") while trying to develop the interests of four young sons. They now range in age from 17 to 27 As mayor, Mrs. Heather has seen her s hare of incidents where being a female has led to odd, often humorous situations. One was when a famous actor reached right over her -"he almost crushed me," she said to sha ke her husband's hand, automatically thinking that Dr Loren Heather was the mayor. Her husband, a cardiologist. generall) sup ports her political car eer , "but he m isses me." Mrs . Heather said. With more women, government is going to be more honest. We pre- f er to deal with issues. In 1960 she became the first woman appointed foreman of an Or ange County grand jury. Stle later accompanied current mayor Jacqueline Heathe r -who re fer s to Mrs . Hill as "my me ntor" -to City Hall when Mrs. Heather flrat filed nomination pa~ers for a City Council election. -Jackte Heather Mrs. Hill describes her days govemina a city in terms of the political and logistical problems all mayors face, and not. for the most part, in terms of problems s he faced as a woman. The level of p ublic a ppe ara nces the job entailed was something she was not quite prepared for "I had quite a workout. We wer e aslted to go out quite a bit Clo various civic functions).•· she said. It was that activity in part which led to htt decis ion to not seek re-election in 1958. ··For me I did not want it to be a career. I'm a home person." .she s aid She rem embe rs her husband Edgar joking about his responsibilities as the mayor's escort by telling friends. "We do not choose to run again" when she decided to retire "He 'd like to count on more hot dinners than he's gotten in the last year , .. she said. "The thing he hates the m ost 1s Just talking politics the entire time <at public events) He thinks it's stultifying ... Though she backs the Equal Rights Amend m ent. Mrs. Heather s aid she feels the st a te will not be badly hurt if it doesn't pass "Because California assumed ERA would pass, the la ws that were im por tan t ~ere passed," she said. Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene Schafe r 1s a believer in the rewards of individual effort re• gardless of sex. If she does s~ a difference between the sex es in political dealings, it is that women look at an issue from all sides and are less likely than men to take entre nched pos itions. Sex as a bar to achievement seems foreign lo Mrs. Schafer , however , and it comes out i;e· peatedly in her convers ation. Ironically. it was a man's decision which led to Mrs. Hill 's career in elective.politics. She said she ran for city council when a male mem ber of her c hurch decided to seek another PoSl at the last minute -Steve Tn poh "If you want to be noticed you have to give your t ime -man or woman ." s he said "Whether you're a woman mayor or a man mayor, if you have something to talk abOut. you Hazy sunshine due Coastal Lr11i.t vorlebl• wind• tllrouoh tonl9llt u cecit w .. 1 to touti.w .. 1 wind• 10 to 11 knots In tho aft-n and eveftlno. Mornlno low <--locol 109 lleeomlftll ,,_lly ...,,,, ln •"··-· lho Allen11< Oc-. Rain wes r_,_ ,._...,...,.,. Neva.,. r ..... ol CM_,,.. -l h• southern Rocklo r•I• '" •oulher" Pl•'"'· Sllower1 MM .,.mpened IN --"' Guff c.-M. Florid• and the norther" A•· palaclll-......... ,.. .... - 11°" llad ci.e< sai.. I" IM All-IC, H ... rlceN ~ dwindled 1 .. 10 • 1,...10 1 •n11 wltr1oul cautfftt .,.., .. ,,,... le llarmuda. -· Trwlul...,.... Hervey~•-..-... ,... of Ille,._,, ... ,.,._.,.._.,. C l •t • realdentJ ol I .. ~ I~ te a l Onita h•P a" .,. on , ... 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If you found. all four of us on the same city council, we'd probably vote very differently. -Sally Bellerue t.tlk about II · Would more women in government make a t11 ffrrt•fll'l"' "I fed il depends on the individuals Hl\OIH•rl. Sh(• said T lw advantages for )"Omen in government 1 h<il :Vt.rs Sthafcr secs are mostly logistical. ~ln-.l havl' mor~ lime to devote lo e lective oCCice hel·ause lhev do not hold full:time jobs. Hl•ing ~IJle to be a full -time mayor has helped bl•rause she can repres ent the city al ml'l'l111gs uf many boards and committees. Mrs SchJft•r said ·1 don't need to t alk when I go :VI ~ prl'st.•ncc there is the important thing bl'l' a ust• I represent the city." A kc\ to ~rs. Schafer's philosophy is to -.tr t•ss te<1mwork, especially on the city council. comforta ble. "When I first Joinf'd the Planni ng Com· misaion I learned lo tread lightly because others had more experience. I wanted them to come to accept me Just for myse lf I figured if I did a good job there'd be other women after me "If we don't do a good Job there will be thos e who s ay 'A ma n ca n cul it better ... Mrs . Schafer said her hus band has been "extremely" s uppQrt1ve of her pohtical career , a nd that her three daughters. ranging in age from 17 to 21 year s, are proud and helpful. She has ne ver become involved in the Equal Rights Amendment and the battle to ratify it a nd has not form ulated an opinion on the issue. Huntington Beach Mayor Ruth Finley calls herself a product of "the volunteer route ... hav· ing come to the council after work with the Lea gue of Women Voters, the city Planning Com mission and the Orange County Grand J ury Though she generally has not experienced any disadvantages in dally dealings because of her womanhood, Mrs Finley s aid females '·h ave to work a hllle harder to be recognized as a force" in politics She said she also has noted a ·'sli ght tenden· cy" to categorize women because of their sex. The fact that she :.ucceeded Councilwoma n Rut h Bailey as m ayor adds to such confusion because of t heir similar names Mrs. Finley, like m ayors Bell erue and Heather, a lso sees a network which facilitates the mov~ent of men through the power s lruc ture However. there are advantages to not be· ing part of 1t, she said Women. are moving forward,. and ERA or no , they will reach out to L1kl' the olhl'r \\Oman mayors. she believes \\omen can do more than just be ma rried and .i homl·maker Men recognize this so the doors ~Jr(' opc-n Pl'Ople belong where they're most . areas that excite them. -Ru'h Finley "Women can look at things outside of the good-old-boy network" and do not have a ten· dency to be entrenched in thei r positions, .. she said. Would more women in government make a difference '' ''I'd hate to s ay 1t would. but there should be more or us." she replied Mrs. Finley enJOY~ meeting wi th fe m ale politicians to d iscuss issues of mutual interest. calling it "a productive situation ... But she sees less of a need to deal with women alone thah s he once did. "As time goes on you find yourself able to relate to men and wome n on an equal basis We have problems in common to deal with, .. she said. Mrs. Finley supports passage of the Equal Rights Am endment but said she has not done so actively. "l think women are moving forward. and E RA or no. women will still reach out to those areas that excite them ." she said. The JOb of being mayor was far more time· cons uming than she had anticipated , Mrs. Finley said. The need to attend many civic func· lio ns 1s one that especially a fCect~d her husband If you want to be noticed, you have to give time. "He was apprehens1 ve as I approached my city council activities Quite honestly it was a dis like of a lot of social occasions he thought he was going to have to get into ... she said. Despite that. the Finleys go to the more im - por tant occasions as a couple. she s aid. Mrs Finley said she has dis covered that her hus band is also her far. he has ke pt a scrapbook of news clippings about her career that s he did not know existed for some time. . People belong where they feel comfortable. -Arlene Schafe r Her three children. two of whom now live away. a re also s upportive of her politica l career, Mrs. Finley said ~==========:.=:;:~---~~ ~m~~©rr w~rm~ New! Creamy Swiss l umt• tn~k the old-time goOdnc'ls a1 our llickon• Fann~"' Count~ rair. You d.,11·1h<t\l'111 !{" ,1 country 1111lr to fmd tht' h11m•,1 t111<•• >1l111_•,, n.1""' 11f a C1111111 ~ Ft111 ..ii!"'t..,...,.._,, 11·, a' r.1') ii' \1,11111J! your 1w.1rh\ ~ . 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NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 92663 6 7 3-5 0 5 I MAST:~s~ARD ·~ . . .. .. . . ·""--·-····· ..... ..... 2•211112 .. •s•s•zllll ....... r•s ... •r .... s ............................ _________________ --'"~ ____ _... __ ........................... u•c .................. , .................. .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 Modern muSeum profits from annual look back Antique show appeals to· vetted interests By NORA LEHMAN Delly ~ ...... ., .. ''"• lmagtne thl' raised eyebrows five years a~o when Gay Bryant, now president of the Nl'wporl Harbor Art Museum trustees. sug~ested an antique show as a fund raber "An ant1qut• show in ll contem po r a r y m u s e u m ·1 ' • s k e p tics must have asked But the next thing they knew it was full blown from the head of Zeus or. more precisely, the heads of Gay. Gertrude Thomas and tht' late Edward Eberle. The three were, from the start. insistent that supreme quality be maintained. New words. hkc "vetted." en tercd our vocabulary Vetted is synonymous with juried which to the British and now to us means that fine arts, furniture. et al are judged on the basis of whether they were made before 1830. or pre-Indus trial Revolu· lion. In the case of the NHAM An- tique Show scheduled for a preview so1rt'e on Thursday and open to the public at 10 a.m Fn day for docent tours and at 11 for viewing <a nd buying J Vetted IS a guarantee Of quality Of the 41 dealers exhibiting at the s how. 20 have chosen to con· fine their offl'rings to the pre 1830 critena M Hansen , Santa Barbara, Richard Gould Antiques. Ltd , Santa Monica and The Blue Quall, Solana Beach. Northern California will be represented by Anna Bech An t1ques and Davis Holdsh1p, Carmel; Dillingham & Co, Charles Edwin Antiques. Robert Domergul' & Co. and P .G Pugsley & Son, San Francisco, C1nd Lyons 1.td Antique Prints. Palo Alto Prized possessions from other states will be shown by Hobart !louse from Connectit•ut, Balogh Gallery Inc . and Glenn C. Ran- dall. Inc. of Virginia: E & J Frankel. Gurrick C Stephenson and Stair & Co of New York , William Blair, Ltd Inc of Mary land; Robert F Nichols and Wilson Galleries of New Mexico. and Gary Young from Missouri. Graham Arader 111 has had such a meteoric rise in the an t1que print business that he's already hit the pages of the Wall Street Journal. He's coming to this show from King of Prussia. Pa The 100-year-old Stair & Co .. subjects of a recent article in F'ortune magazine, are putting their act on the road and that's exactly what it involves and coming to Newport O~ly l'li.t l'.,.111 by i.-l'eyM It is. of course. to use a poker phrase. ''dealer's choice " But pre or post 1830. Juried means at this s how. "what vou see is what you get .. · Lectures related to the sho"" begin at 11 a m Friday with Basil W R Jenkins. director of lhe Francis Fowltr Jr F'ounda t1on Museu m . discuss in g Russian Decorative Arts of the 18th and 19th centuries At 2 p m Len Tucker, director of the Massachusetts llistorical Socie t) will describe "Slo\\ Boats to Canton. The Old China Trnde." Tom Stansbury slwws .Wuseum Counczl members Patsy (; 1h.•w11 . J·:srlwr Qwc/.; urzd .'Yancy Foerster his antiques Exhibitors from Southern CC1hfornia include· Hazel Fisher· Paperweights. Corona del Mar. Margarcl Nord Anliques. Costa Mesa: Patio Galleries Anl1ques, Glendall'. Adele McGowan, La Canada. Warren Imports Far East Fine Arts and What's Next Antiques . Laguna Beach. Norma Oee Antiques, Lil Jolla; Mathis·Montgomery and Evans & Gerst Antiques. Long Beach: Constance II Hurst Antiques. L 'Antiqua1re. Quatrain Inc . Earle D Vandckar of Kn1ghtsbr1dge, I nc .. and Whiteley Galleries. Los Angeles. Dorothy Stansbury's Portobello Antiques and Tom Stansbury Antiques. Newport Beach . Adams House. San Clemente. The Connoisseur. San __ DiC'go: Bradywicks and JC1mes Friday's commentaries will be 1n NHAM 's Lyon Room, provid· m g easy access to subsequent docent tours conductPd by Mar Jorie Cooling, Nancy de Young and Jackirae Sagouspe. among others But on Saturday. Walter Gerkin. Harry Bubb and Tom Santley at Pac1f1c Mutual. have scheduled the lectures mto their auditorium. across the street from the museum Starting at II am. Robert Olpin. chairman of the art de partment at the University of Utah. will discuss "19th Century Paintmg on the Way West." and at 2 p m John B Cushion. the former senior research officer of the dcparl ment of C'eramics at London's ViC'loria ancl Albl'rl Must•um. will enumerate lhe fint'r po1nh of "Tht' World of Por(•elain from t•arlv Chinese to l<1ll' 18th Century En.gllsh Sunda\ al 11 a m Don Lagerlx'r~. viCl' chairman of Cal StalL' F'ullerton's C1rt depart· ment. will mr.>dcratt• a panel on "The Art of Collecting An- tiques .. Forum participants will be Graham Aradt•r. Gaylord Dill1ngh<.1m . Jame!> ll anst>n , Paul Vandekar and folk art ex· pert, Larry Whiteley Amass ing the antiques 1s like putting on a Broad\\ ay sho", 1t 's heL•n a ~ t•ur in tht' m<.1kmg \\Ith Mm es Bryant and Th11mas. Retta Nolun. sctn•lar~ and :'Ii ant'' Focrstt:r. treasurer. fl i rt'l't ing ihe prod ul'l1on Public1l~ and catalogs have been handled h.} Ann Anderson. Ida Axt•lrod. Jackie Ballard. B(•ll(' Hes tor. Larry Bissell. Fran Bury and Barbara Busb' More committee members are Donna Chicht•skr. Dori deKru1f. l'orky Dossett. Jill Durkee. Paula Earl , Betty Geller, · P1tz1t"' G1bs1>n.' Eleanor Gallagher. HecJuy Hershman. Betty llughes. Judy llurndall and Hilary Imes Also mvolved in preparations are Marilyn Kaun. Betty Keefe. Robinsons \.org~ K1·1thh r-:lll t• Kno'\ .lt•;i n :\latnali, .Jun11· <'hong. ('hns :'It ar-.hall f<:...,th1·1 Qu1t·k lla1 rit·ltc W1lmt•r. ~·ran Pa) mar. Ruth l'oolt· C'.imllll• Heno Clain• ~uri.:t·arit Zad.1 Ta) lor, Toolll' \'ordall' and Frant·een Wl•hb Also husv bt.'h1nd lhl' -.ti•nl's .i rt' ~ a 11 t'_, 0 t t 1 n g F r II z H' W 1 111 a ms . J\ n n L' M (' N c r n !:' v . Paula \'o~l·l1· Kalil' s" 1g<.'rl lktty Oht•rg, :\t ar) Annl' M11lt•r and (;ral'!' MPtZgt•r ~kn rnnt11hut1ng their t1ml' and c1wrg1t'" lo the l'<iUst• in cluclt.' H1t·k l.dnJ..:. Kctrl Copas Jarmin Hoac·h. (;(·rhardt 1-'l•li.:t·makl·r \l 1chael \1 a)~ and TtJm Stanshur) .\ft<·• thl' c·u1 lain ,.., llftl'd al 1 p rn Thur ... cl;i). tht• fourth an nu.ti .i11t1qUl'" ... 111"' "ill pla) f1J1 1 hrt•t• da).., .rncl 1·\·e111ngs I l a m lo !I 1> m on Frida' .i nrl Sa1u1 dJ) .ind l'lo-.ing .it 5 pm Sund'"" The muM•um .... at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach For information about ticket pnccs call 759 1122 and ask for th(' Antiques Commit tee Tht• mu..,t·um staff thanks Lin du Fro~t. Dd1h1t• Williams anti i\I Young of tht• Broad\\ cl\ f111 fl'atonng anl1qut•s from th<· Rluc· Quail of Soland Bl•ach ancl ,\oam-. hnUSt' 11f S;in Clemt'nte in tht·1r Fashton hland .. ton• a..., a p1omot1011 for l hl' -.IHI\' A Mikasa Exhibition & Sale FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 19 AND 20. ROBINSON'S NEWPORT. Join us as we honor traditions ... as we bring the art forms of lhe ancient Japanese heritage alive through music. dance. craft and cuisine demonstrations Even our special Mikasa displays arranged for this special event take on a Japanese flavor tor the very beauty of the culture hes in the presentation. WIN A TRIP TO JAPAN VJA SINGAPORE AIRLINES, WITH ACCOMMODATIONS AT PRINCE HOTELS INTERNATIONAL We'll fly you and a guest on the luxurious airline to Japan. where you'll stay at the Takanawa Prince Hotel 1n Tokyo. The prize also includes your stay at the renowned resort Prince Hotels at Hakone and Nikko. 10 glorious days in all! For detalls on how to register for the drawing, come to Robinson's Housewares. A jC'l'ttJI 14 OJ IO p., .SINGAPORE A/RUNES ARTS • CRAFTS SUMl-E the ancient art of Japanese brush painting. Mrs. Mor1k1 and Ms Hyogo will instruct Newport. Friday 9/18. 1·3 p.m BONSAl...the development and care of miniature trees. including an exh1b1t of award-winning creations Ben Suzuki will instruct Newport, Sunday 9/20. 1·2:30 pm KIMEKOMI DOLLMAKING ... a venerated art utilizing carved wooden figures and authentic kimono fabrics, including a fascinating doll display. K1miyo Sakaniwa will demonstrate Newport. Friday 9/18. 1·2:30 p.m IKEBANA ... the art of flower arranging with Madame Rhio Tanaka and Mary Serisawa Newport. Saturday 9/19. 1-3 p.m. SAIKEI mm1aturtzed landscapes in a tray or platform, using only natural minerals. demonstrated by Frank Goya Newport. Sunday 9/20, 1 ·3 p m SHOP SUNDAY 12·5. ROBINSON'S NEWPORT FASHION ISLAND• (714) 844-2800 . I ENTERTAINMENT CLASSICAL AND FOLK DANCERS performing 1n trad1t1onal costumes Featuring the M1saye Sando dance troupe Newport. Saturday 9/19 1·2 pm CLASSIC JAPANESE MUSIC featuring the lyrtcal sounds of the koto Ghen Ohyama, mus1c1an Newport, Saturday 9/19. 2·3 pm COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS SUSHI .. Japanese delicacies prepared and served in the tradlt1onal manner Featuring Keto Restaurant chel Ken K1jima. Newport. Friday 9/18, 2-3 pm JAPANESE PICNIC FOODS ANO THE ART OF GARNISHING by Gerri Gilliland, leading culinary expert Newport. Sunday 9/20, 1-3 p.m ......... ~ ............... , ... . ..... Fill?llllF•Flll .. 111 ......... s•r•s .... •a ... •n .. ._ ... a ...... ....._ .... .,_. _______________ ~~- ,. • • 0 • 0 0 0 0 as 2 .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 13. 1981 H Nixon can't go hack to his .first law office ... By 0. C. HlJ~'TINGS 0( .. Detly ........... LOOK FOR JOHN Schmiti to use the battle cry. "return Senator Schmlti to Washington," 1n his upcoming campaign against other Republican contenders to see who can make Sam llayllkawa retire from the U.S. Senate STAT•: R EPUBLICAN Party Chalrmah T1rso del Junco will be at a Hispanic outreach breakfast being put on Saturdi.y by Orunge County Republicans Newport B .. nch re:<ldt:nl Tht> erforl lo preserve the office in La llubra. where Richard Nixon first pr acticed law hnlj been discontinued * " " M llKKA Y BARON, p1 es1dt>nt of the Ac Uonald L Rendelli, u trustee of the founda· t1on thut has been working on the project, said th E' move is being made ··to curtail duplication of e ffort und costs in establishing permanent historical sites tied to the life and limes of the former pres ident." It's a bit or Schmitz phrase·lurning. It has the ring of incumbency about it, wouldn't you say·1 The event is scheduled for 8 11 m at tht> Sheraton Hotel in that well·known bastion of His panic outreach Newport Beach L<x:al GOP functionary Tom Fuentes is in charge rur;H'Y 1n Media Inc . and Los Angeles new!>ca.'lter Warren Olnt.>y will be lhl' speakers Wednesday al a dinnt-r me elmg or the World At fair:. Council of Orunf(e County The meeting will be at the South Coast• Plan Jlolel an Costa Mesa Information and reservations are available through Loa Farley, 835·2564 Dr. del Junco is a Los Angeles surgeon and former Cuban citizen. " * * Besides, Bendetti said, the law office is close to Nixon·s birthplace in Yorba Linda and lh ut 's more significllnl. He said the law oCfice trustees plan to turn their efforts toward helping the folks who are trying lo preserve Nixon's birthplace. ll 's true that Sch mitz is a senator -a state senator. And it's true that he once served in Washington -as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. That was be fore another bit of Schmitz phrase-turning caused him to lose an election. It h ad to do with a certain Republican president's trip lo China . Fuentes s ays many pillars of the Republican party will be on hand to greet 200 in GOVERNOR BROWN has appointed Dale v1led Hispanic community leaders, including B lfagcy of Huntington Beach to the state Mrs Pilar Wayne, widow of the late actor. John Board of Ch1ropract1c Examiners and G II. Lod· Wayne Mrs. Wayne. who 1s from Pe ru. is a IC:ontinued on P age A 1) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--,,...-~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE GRAND OPENING SUMDA Y, SEPTIMIER I J • 12 to Sp111 Ribbon c~tting at 1 :00 pm • Free Drawing For Hundreds Jotlt McDowel, Of Dollars In "--Dab--. Wf!/ftw..._.... Current Books ...., ........ N To Be Given Away and many othe< ~ < yj•\' ,,1\\ fine authors. ~ V\a? • Free Refreshments ~ w 17th Ave Wettcllff Dr • $100 In Merchandise of Your oa-Y.~1 .. lrvlo• Choice To The Church Registering c.,, •• , 1'9.~ The Most People s EXTE l)E L). ford lin1itcd tin1<': 13.8% Financing at Nabers Cadillac ... '1Vhile the supply lasts. It's truel We con stlll finance your new Cadillac with GMAC at on on- nuo I percentage role ot only 13 8'ro until September 23rd Ono 48 mo. purchase wllh on unpaid balance of $10.000 thol translates lnlo a monthly savings of $19 99-or a total savings of $959.52 If your un· paid balance Is higher. your savings will be even greater! 'l~a r·end Clea rd nc·t. • And what's more-a ll our new Cadilla cs ore discounted during our yeor end clearance A. spectacular sole on all Eldorodos. Coupe de Vllles Sedan de VIiias. Fleetwood Brougham Sedans and Coupes In stock• Huge Selection Choose trom our huge selecllon ot new automobiles and lake advan- tage of lhe most subslonllol savings this year. Tremendous discounts on all models (Including the V8-6-4s-now with o new 50.000 mlle' 5 year engine warranty) . In colors your wont And with options you desire All ready for Immediate dellveryt Whether you wont to buy or lease now Is the time But our supply Is dellnllely llmtted, and going lost .So be sure lo hurry In early tor best selection NABERS CADILLAC ..,._,... .............. ,,,_._. . .. •? • -.... .. .., ..... ' • 1. 2600 Harbo r Blvd . Costa Mesa (7 14) 540·91 00 • f213) 587 -8266 • See the Acadamy Award winning couturier's collection of glamorous entrance makers for day, cocktails and evening: Renaissance opulence in a puff-shoulder long dress with. gold metallic dots on black polyester peau de soie 495.00. See the collection in South Coast Plaza on Monday Ind Tuesday, September 14 end 16. m a g n South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa 957-1511 I E I I n O~n D•ilr 11-11 Sunder 10-7 Your Choice Sunday thru Tuea. Sept. 13-15, 1981 c::::111 ·r--.. The Saving Place .... Baker-eze. Non-stick Bakeware Steel with quality silicone l1n1sh for baking ;rnd cleaning ease Shop c:ind save now at Krn;irt • Dole · Pineapple Selection Nc:it urally refreshing p1nPapple sliced. crushPd or 111 handy chunk form 8 oz · Grf':il 'irtv1ngs1 Space-aaving Storage Bin Colorful plastic bins stack neatly lor mull1·purpose use •NPI wt -=--1 I .. :>I.. --s4 Big Book Photograph Album 3·r1ng album w i t h 20 sheets Solid-color cover with 111m s1 Each Brownie Or Pancake Mix Pillsbury • Fudge Brownie. Hungry Jack • Pancake mix Coaat • Bath Soap 5-oz • size zesty, refreshing bath soap Sure(ii1 AoU-On 1 5-oz • deodorant. Regular or unscented Shampoo Or Conditioner 16-oz • K mart@ silky smooth shampoo or cond1t1oner •Net .., ' 'Ft 01 •ft 01 No Sugar Added ·~· . "'"'--;t;. ,,. .,... ___ i ' r •I 6 ~ •T ~I ~ ' ·'· . .. . ·.~ • 4 • •• I'~ -,., ·1 ~ ---~ s4 Se•t/Back Aeplece- ment Set Floral or soltd-color vinyl Hardware included. Dry Roasted Peanuts En1oy the nutty flavor and crispness without the greasy taste Flavor House@ peanuts are dry roasted using no added 011 or sugar 8-oz • 1ar 'Nelw1 2 For s3 Ruffled Pltaee Meta Polyester I cotton. ruffled edge. Colors Chicken Fried Steak• W/whlpped potatoes & gravy. seasoned vegetable, roll and butt8f pk.ls bowl of watermelon. •• "°"°' • e Whopper•~ 7-oz. ag lk balls w1\h Zesty rnal\Pd rn1 ' 101s ol munching goodness 3 f3uxe•. s5 gi•posabfe Diapers ay1n1gh1 u ~1ze tor bab ~e IOddlers· iec; over ?3 lbs s1 • Final Touch • 33-oz. d "ottener w1\h concentra1e " bluing tor wh1\Pness ·ft Ol !\ .--• -!: •• .... \ ' \ I ' /A I' ) ~ $6 Fofda Flat For Storage ~~0~1otltea Dryer snaps ioga~:h wood dryer needed er No roors -- 110.121-135 Sizes Only ---•r ___ __...,. ....... ......._ ___________ _ Orange Coast OAfL Y PILOT /Sunday, September 13. 198 I ... will Sen. Schmitz 'ret11rn' to. D.C.? QUEENIE <f'rom Pagf' 1\6) der of Ml s!\lon Viejo lo the Contractors' Stat~ L1cen:tl' Board Hagey. 41 , Is a high school teacher in the N\'wport-Mesa Untried School Dis trict. He is a Rt'publican J Haught, 18311 Foxglove Way, lrvme The dcu<lline is Tuesday. • * • T RICIA llARRIGAN of Newport Beach. president of the Orange Coast League ol Women Voters, says the league will open its year during the week of Sept. 21 -25 with local unit meetings. T he Newport/Mesa Unit will meet Sept. 23. al 9·30 um in the home of Adelle Manell , 2027 lhghland Drive. Newport Beach I.odder , 46, is a Mission Viejo Co. vice presi dent lie ls a decline to slate. 'l'hc Irvine Unit will meet In the home of Mar y Lou Sortais, 12 Cedar Tree Lane Unlversi· ty Park), Irvine, al 7 30 pm . Sept. 23. • * • ASSEMBLYWOMAN MARIAN Bergeson is to s peak f<'riday to members of the Irvine-Coast Re publican Wom e n's Club, provided th e Legisla ture adjourns on schedule. All meetings are open t.o the public and anyone (including men) interested tn learning about the League of Women Voters is Invited Here's the schedule of unit gatherings: The Laguna Unit will meet in the home of Lesli e Re ll. 482 Aster Street, Laguna Beach at 9:15a.m.,Sept 24 642-4321 Direct or coUect. The ladies will gather at 11 a .m at the I rvinc Coast Country Club in Newport Beach Reservations are being handled by Mrs L. Saddleback Unit I will meet at Lincoln Sav- ings & Loan. Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills at 9·30 a.m ., Sept. 22. Saddleback Unit JI will meet 10 the home of Mimi Pelke. 28201 San Marcos, Mission Viejo a t 7: 15 p.m., Sept. 22. to 8Ubs.cribe to your hometown paper. tM Open Daily 9-9, Sunday 10-7 SMS-34-A 2 Pra. $1 \ Crew Socks With Ion -Or- Orlon@> acrylic/strerch polyester f11 men's 10-13. 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Included in the auction will be rugs from all the leading rug weaving countries. All of these rugs are the finest quality and are in excellent condition. Size s from 2'x3' to 18'x12' will be available. THIS AUCTION SHOULD NOT BE MISSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th AUCTION 8 P.M . MARRIOTT INN 900 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH Rugs can be viewed 1 hour prior to auction 1ntorrTwt1ot1 213-709-0026 A, A&A Inc. Liquidators-Auctioneers ss Water Heater lnaulallon Fiberglass blanket hts up to GO-gal tank with • heater/defroster •• tape ~9.i~7 Eoch 0 wvWOOd Tuba I ~uble-b~nded redwood du s for indoor or ou1- oor plan11ng 'Pot Diam 2 For s3 s3 Pkg. K mart -Oil Filters Available 1n sizes to 111 many U S and lmpor1 Cars Handy Drill Pump Kit Allaches to any standard· size doll. self-priming Ray 0 Vac® Alkaline bat- teries size 0-C or 9 volt. Trailblezer® Lantern and Battery Sporting Goods Dept s254 Two Wey Power I " Dieg. MeH. Color TV lnhne quick start picture tube. 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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 Game inventor's strategy was letter-perfect STANJo'OIU)VlLl.1':, NY <API F1(ty 'I "as 11n 11rd11lN'l in New York City Wh\0 11 tw dl'lcrmint'<I which lt.'lters s hould ap1H.•11r m ost fre4uently in hts t{<1mt• Word1>" II\ 1936, bul th<.• toy h;adustry said , In Butt 's wo1<b, "noth111g doing " Vl'~lrs U)(O, :J2 yl'ar o ld Alfrt-d M Autts invented tht-lkpress1on hit," suys this dapper, 82 year u j.(ttf11l' thut hus madt• n11nding one 's p's and q 's old nuhvc of Poughket•ps1e. N Y "l had bt-en ·1.1•x1t.•o" appeun·t.I 111 1931 The 100 tilt' ~Jm1· si)ld fo1 SI 50 and w11:-. played by discard tnK 111HI 1m•ktn~ up. us 1n r1J rds, until a wort.I was formed 'l'ilt.'s Wt'rt' worth one point und tht.>re was no hu<ird Wh1h• Cris' Cross Words languished, the bu1ld1ng hus uu•ss begun to boom . Bulls aban doned ~a mt.•s lo return to architecture au 1nlt•rnut1t1 nal ragt' doing <0ou11try houses for rich people, but sud Hulls wus never to rreute another garne dt•nly no unt' had any money and 1 had no work Lookrn.: huck, he suys, "I had S<•rubble and I So I thought I would make 11 game to m a ke knl'w I t•ouldn't do anything be tter So why mo11t•v " botht>r "" With architectural prec1s1on , Butts began to St•rubblt' 1:, an e ight-letter word for an adult analy1.<· thn•t.• basic t y pes of games . board board i.:ume tha t requires a good vocabulary , gam<.'s, number gaml's e:ind word games somt.· tal'lical skill, <ind a fair a mount of luck · I didn't think I could m ake any improve Anyone who w:ullt•cl to own a st•t of Lex1l'o c·a llt.•d Hutts I It.' built Ult' s<.•ts from tiny blocks or wood, blut>pnnls fur the blue numbers printed on Lhl' tile:-. and wood moldings After making the rounds or Butts' family Jlld acqua1ntanct.'s, the game eventually came to thl' attt.•ntwn of a Danbury, Conn , bookseller Butts say:-. he was so disenchanted by this time I hat he agreed to h ave the game marketed in I he bookstore on cond1t1on that the owner would p1 odut.•t.• the sets himse lf . with a small royalty to Butt:-. To millions "ho play in lht• English , rnents on cht'ss. and there were already enough Business "as minimal al first moslly Cerman, ltuliun, !')punis h . French. Russian, numbl'r gam£'s hke dtcl'. cards and bridge. But among rt'lat1v1•s. fncnd:. a nd ne ighbors Hebrew and evt•n Braille editions, Scrabble in word game!>, anagrams was about it " In Lhc nell.t l"-O years, Scrabble continued to t.•volvl' under the namt' of Lex1co. but the game was rc1cclcd by a s ueccssion of toy companies lit.• l'hangt.•d the gam e again. added thl' hoard and lrtt•d to :-.ell 1t as "Criss Cross IL wa:-. 1n that bookstore that James Brunot. •• New York City businessman. saw lhe game and dt.·cidcd he wante d it for what Butts calle d "his ltllle bustnt.•ss in the country " ec ltpM~s the <:rossword puzzle. dims the ana Arter settlmli( on a word game, Butts gram and <"'<eels the r ryptogram Butts put 1t pains takingly undertook to dete rmine how fre· a ll together f rom lumber ya rd m o lding , quenlly letters recurred in words From count hlue prints ~ind some Yankee inventiveness in~ letters in articles in Tht> New York Times. ~~===========~~ Tra n scendenral Meditarion® Program Ushering In The Age Of Enlighrenment In This Generation GET THAT NEW LOOK FOR FALL SEPTEMBER SPfCJAl.S FROM r r ~ orcJ burnley Perms: Regular s35 Now: s25 Guys: '12.00 Gals '15 Students: Boys '600 Girls: saoo long Ha•r 12 00 ••111 --- Always 10% Discount To Senior Otizens T uesdoy Night: Men's Night 792 Center St .. Costa Neso • ~ <See SCRABBLE, Page A9> ---- ~~~ PANTYHOSE Long ;rncl tean absolutely Shl:!er 10 waist ancl toe' Sri~ y smooth pale to cleep bolcl sh<.1cles REG. SJ.29 645-1950 A[d 1) J:i iPLACE TO SHOP BIG DAYS ~~ No other newspaper brings you more of your city council, planning commission, school and college districts and county government than the Daily Pilai 5372 PSS \ Sun., Sept. 13th TH1tu Sat ., Sept. 19th from BURLINGTON lhe ,1ns we1 to all yOUI leg wf',H needr..1 Wh,11 .1 CJlilrnorous tltll1·r,..nr1• wh,..,. lhr· 'hPP1 1 .. 11 1v11o<o~ oll • CilmPO <it il s.1v1nq<; 1\ I vo11' ULTRA SHEER t 'ofotf I W II (I t· 111 111,tll' lfl Wfll'o(WI l1qtll ~hf'"' Ill'\\ wrlh .1 "n<,uou~lv ~rnnnll .,,111°1, l\tlfllv ,jO(l (Qlfl1• •I I t > • ' II' REG. 'l.99 Wonder Touch ALL SHEER A 111 h reel ot silk"~" ~ulll'L''>S 1111oul.jhOul Soll \heer 1 .. os w11t1 super lor· REG. 'l .99 QUEEN SIZE So much i;omlo1t <>O much slylmq lu•urv g.irmeol Pvery woman shoull1 e•pe11enCP REG. '2.19 CONTROL TOP Whal a glamor au~ drllerenre when the control top panty ho!.e are Cameo lrom Burlrngton1 REG. '2.79 FIRM $UPPORT All you ever leel rs the super 2zs3 comfort ot a con trol panly wrth 3 5 0 graduated suppoft lrom waist to roe All you ever see rs the sheer look you never dreamed support could have • .... REG. '3.99 Wonder Touch SHEER SUPPORT A rrch feel ot silk lrke softness thfoughoul Slrmmrng control pantv with the comfort ol a knrt waistband collon panel & super toe REG. •2.99 SHEER FITNESS A difference that starts with a ht never before e•perienced in pantyhose and enhanced wrth whrsper light sheerness REG. •J.99 PANTYHOSE 3is2 .. Queen Siz e Support o/o/ll 'ol"''ll/11.• .. 111•1·299 ''>Ir ! IP ''•' ~ REG. '3.79 • "' Control Panty 5,.,. .. 1 ... "l''' I ,, Ill~ r1.u1r w111 r uo you• tPQ~ ,11102 0 0 \llt~1· ltk~ ,1IJ1,j11cJ11PW <,kll REG. '2.39 • P- Total Support _011lrr1 ll'tl Ill I ~··nflP .i•H1 p1·1•,u,1'o•~f'" •11p11ll lor we m""2 99 UP 1111• Oil' lt!P.tl 1111 wor111•n wl111 1r ,.,, 1,111(1 111 Cl'' REG. 3.49 • ,. Air Support fl,illl·1 I •.I 0·1·1 I f'" W,l \I f,1 1111'1 ,fnCl • "" 1 .. rt1m1 wtl"I 111 fcW ·llPIHlll REG. '2.99 Queen Size PANTYHOSE c~-. QUEEN SIZE \UPPORl PAN'• 'KJS' , . ...,....,. COH110l PANTY (._ ....... _ '9••L l\,,.fllOC'f PANTYHOSE :; "" 7 • ·1 -!-AIR SUPPORT . '~ JJ .......,.,. ______ ,, 1 ll, .. ,, I c~, OUEIN SIZE ... r il<;ll Orltlbl~ de')1Qr l'cl IOt !111' 2 s3 fuller ftQutf' ProportrondllV :~ ~-... 1.11or1 111111vf' vo11 c umlor1,1111t• "' REG. 'l .99 ____ ...__, ------~~~~~--~ ~~KNEE HI'S ~= ~ COT 'N SOLE STOCKINGS Hnven1v Comto11• 01¥ 9 9 C & Coor A!l\orbenr ~nu non 11••laf1n9 IEG. 'J.Jt f'tl. QUEEN SIZE Total comlon top w1111 rtrnlorcro tne Sl~v\ up w1fll0ul b1M111Q 01 cu11rn9 RUI. 79' All SUPPORT Sllnr -Sanclalloot P,rlect 101 todav s lashronable panfsu1h ano Sl)OllSWUf lft. 'l.1t They hug gently llex easily and \lifer support power without irritating 99:. ~~ 2.00~ Nl WP<>f'T -1020 lrvlne , WHtCllfl '1•U HUNT BEACH -Ad•ll'lt 6 lr~llutaf -Sprtngd•le & fdln .. r -IHCll 6 0 91'11•10 MlllK>N YllJO -21212 M•rtuertte "'1wy FOUNTAIN YALL£Y -M•tnoll• 6 W•m•t SANTA AN~ -:ttt1 louttl 811ttol ln.t Ill.VINE -Cut .. , Of 6 W•lft"' -.. 7 .. •I- I I I I JJV ·\Jre J11 r I t I> S (: It A I~ Ii I ~ ~: . . . , ... ,.111 l'itl'.• "' lln111••I I•• .,, ii 1111111111 .• m1111h11 uf naml'i. 1111 lh'• I' 11111 11111 tit• 1•\11!1111011 111 the• WOid "( 1,1ltl1l1 IS .I Ill\ 11•1 \ Ito l\t1llS 1111111111 ltu1lt !°'11 1lit.lt '>ti.. 1111111 111 ... h11n11• at I h1 I oll" Ctf ,il•oolll "flfl ,1 \\I 1 k fol I \\0 \ 1•,11•0, 1\1111 111IJ lo d 111 I ... ('I.lb ltl1 10011111 I /1t 1I ol Ill.I j 1.illl tit• ' 111• g.11111• ....... 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September 13, 1981 Housing grant sought Laguna Bt'aclt l'1ly l'ounc1I members haH· 1·ndorsed a city prcpun•<I gr unl proposa l that would st•e Lag1ma ret'e1ve near I~ S500,000 for houl'l111g and n • hal111Jtat111n 1n 11g1 Jflls lack of storm drain improve menu. mcani. an annual flood threat in th (' w inter rainy season Under the grant application to thl' fedt.>rul !lousing and Com munity Oevelopment program. nearly a quarter milhon dollars would be set <1s1de for improve ments al Thurston Park a1Pas that hander the han da capped . completion of a study on the future of the city's sewer plant when that rac1lity is aban doned. and haring of a housing consultant for a year The $498,300 requei,t lhti. year ('Omes on the heels or a rejection of federal funds last year when the city lost $400,000 in HCOA funds because it failed to come up with a 70-unil low cost hous- ing project due to disagreements with a developer ,,, .... _ I• 1" '•I "I 1,, I ',, 1,. /I ·111 w1 I• , .i q111 \11111 and 1111111 •ht ,1!\ •.11, '"'' li.111d1 ol him .1 stun 11111 old• I Pnmarv lwnef1t·wnes of lht' ftocl1·ral grant fund-. would bt.• res 1dl'nt:-. 1n th1• ru:-.l 1c Thurston l'.irk nl·1ghho1 hood tn Laguna l'anvon N1 .. 1rh three dozen s rnail humt>s in ·lhal 50 year ·old l'ommu111ly an· t•1p11ppl'<.l only "1th -.1·µt1<· tanks thou~h rest dl'nb pay sew1·r ,,., . .., to the city In add1l1on "ah·1 prcssurl' 1:-. .ih~smal, n'"1h·nh l'lay. and a Other projects included tn the city's apphcat1on arc funds for rehab1lrlat1on or older ho mes belongang to low and medium In co me fami lies ; repair o f darna~cd allevwav-. in town. re moval of barriers in public This year's grnnt request 1s the eighth federal grant sought by the Cit} AVE30 e SP.E IAL! 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JAR ~·· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 Dilemmas will expand along with the crowd It s ho11lctn 't b<.' surprtsrng 11' Or1111~H· County r<.•s1dents fN•I a uit c·onfirwd aftt•r r('.l{'ting ubout Ill'\\ poµulat1on pro.1<'<'t ions for I ht• ~·et1 r (M.I(} In tht· 1wx1 lfJ \ (•:.irs . <·nunt' ,1 n •1 I.' s l ~ s a ' . t h l' l' o u n l ~ s popultll1on should gr<>\\ from th(• .. 111.:htl ~· mnrt• than 2 m11lw11 pt•o pit• today to 2,f)77.000 Thal ·.., an 11H·reasc.· of 40 µ<'rc·ent Bv thl' ,·ea r 200S. all land <•vail~bll· fen: housing along th<: Orangt> Coast '>houlcl ht• 111 Usl' Co:.ist:.il an..'as from lht.· Sant a . \na Ri ver downtoas t lo lht• l'Ullll l~ l111t.• sho uld iu~t about doubh.· in population. the analysts atid Th<.'r<.' "as a l11ne ;.rnd 11 "asn ·1 so long J go l hat ml'll Lum of thl' year 2000 brought ct·r I CJ in futunslH: \'is1ons 1 t seem<.•d that .i Ill'\.\ millt·nn1um s1mµI ,\ couldn't h<.· hurcknt.'<I ''1lh tht· s ame barwl problems that plagut· this ct•ntt11·v. Tht.• nt.''<t c·t.·ntury 's g l<J\\ of hope. hO\\Cver. 1s bt.·.i::innmg lo st•ttm ;1rt 1f1<·1al comp.1n•<l to lht• hatsh .i.tlart• nf rc<i ltt,\ Tht• tou11 t) ·!) frt.•eways an• o t•r·crowdt.·d toda)·. and guvt.•rnrn£>nt offi cials are c laiming t he~· havt> no funds to build ne v.• one:.. lt.·t alont• makt· 1 m provemtml s' Evt>n a f <'" y<.·~1 rs ago \\ ht·n tht•n· "CJ!> mont''t to fmam•t.• road ('onstrucllon. off1e1als ('Onc·(><lt•d t hal 1t takes six to l'1gh t n·ar!'i to get a fre<.•wa~· t·omplt•tcd Southern C~tlifornia 1!> fac·1ng lo!)ses in its s upply of water from l hl' Colorado Hi ver I low m11eh t•fll lw import<.•d from Norlht·rn l'alifornt<J rem:.iins llrlC'L't't ain . Efforts to rt•mov<.• pollutwn from lht• a ll' and water h:wt.• nut hl'en s uccessful. b~ and lar~l·. and two-third!> of a m1ll10n mot't.• people wouldn t -,eem hk(•lv to hl'lp things · If tht· \'l'ar :woo has an\' n • m a ining atira of scwnct• fklttHI. 11 h ad belier bl' s trong o n thl' scienct' ht.1C:tlllSL' countv leaders \\di han· ph.•nt,\ of reusons 111 hl' seeking solutions Tht• f1C'lion won 'I hl'lµ Keep cool ai Diablo A.., tht.· long hl'ralded t·nnfrun lat11rn b<.•t\\l'l'll <mt1 nutlear and secuf'll\' forces at D1aulu Cunvon nears. ·wt· hope that calm ~nd f'l•ason l'iH1 prevail on hoth -.ides i\ :'\udear Rt•gu latol'~ Com m1ss1c>n <1p 1wal hoard st•t lht• ~tci gc• for lht• l'onfrnntat1on '' ht.·n rt JpprO\l'd CJ -;el'Uf'll ~ pl~tn fol' thl' S2 3 billion nudl't.tl' pov.<•r plant :\II that ts nt•t•ckd ,.., th(• lit•t•nsl' to op<.·r~lll'. <rnd th<Jl s 1•:-. IH'l'tcd s hortly Oµpom·nt:-sa~ lht.',\ will at ll'mpt hlock tng thl' lancl a nd Sl'i..I l'lllrant•t.•s lo th<.• 735-art·t· plan t to "il'l' Lh<tt \9:J uranium ful'I rods .i l't.• not loacled Wt' n";,pect I h t• nght (If thl' 11ppom•nts lt:d b,· thl· \h.1lmw \\ ltanCt'. to ha\ t• tht.•11 \ ll'"" h1.•ard Tht•\ t•la1m the• l11l'at1on 1.., dansfrrous hecauM· nl 1h l><:tng 2 1.! mtles from Hn l',11 thquakt• fau It But t hL·' do not h '"'<.' l h<.• right to l>lo<:k or cl1 s rupl .i ll'gal Jnd l<nd \11 prnit'l'l. \\ h1t•h thl' nuell::.ir pl a nt i'> Or to tn·-,µa.,., or d1sobt•\ polil'l' 01 d.im.igl• l)l'UJJl't l \ or pn•\'l'ftl puhl1<· Its<.· of road" <J'.., S1 rnpl~ ha\ ing thuu-.<lncls o f peop ll• tht.·n· dotts not makl' an 11 ll'gal .1('t1on a rightful om• Ours is not th<Jt type of govt·r·nment !\!:> a m atter of fact. there might not bt:' a n~ protest :.it a ll c:xcept for the :Jll('ntwn given by l e I t' v i s i o n a n d l h (• p r e s s Tell•\ 1~1on part1c ul:Jrly beal's a hea\'\' burden tn this inst ance <)ne \\ ord from a T\' t·rpw. ttnc·ournging th t• l)l'Cltt•!>tt'f'!) lo ac 111111 . could touch o ff u maJol' <·on fronlat1on <Jnc1 s(.'l'lnu-. \'H>lenc•t• 1 t " h app<.~m.•d bl'forc On Lhe olher hand . \\'l' hopt• ttwl the :'\al10nal Gua rd po~l it•t• a n<i thl' st•runt \ fort•t.•s 1>f tht• PuC'ific (;as ll(.: Et't'C°lrlC' l'o who ('Ould face .in <.•xtn.•ml'I" tl1ff1 eult l ask in ma int a111111~ n; 1.kr 111 a tt•n!)e s1 t uatton ''ill t'I r 1>11 ttw -.1de of ronscr\'attsm. at ll'<t~l 1n 1t1alh If that dot·...,n ·t \\ork. tht'l1 st rirt<.'r t•nfon·emt•nl must follm\ TaC't1cs ~tmilar lo thos e usl•d by a Ma\'OI Richa rd Oule\' of Ch1r11go ,; .. Bull Conm•r of. H1r m111g ham .irt.• ele<Jl'I\' l111('allt.od for ht•rtt :\1u C'h . res pon:-.1 b1lit~· for leaders hip 111 Dtahlo l'an~on will fall lo Gm· Edmund G Rro\\n .I r 11<' ran S<.'f\'l' a-, a t·alming 111 flut•nct• on hot h siclt•-. Each st de \\ 111 attempt In make its point :H Drnblo l'an\'011 Hut thl' points s hould bt• mutk without v10lent confronl ~1 11or1 Vets ' fear misplace d Ve t entn!:> represental 1 vcs ''ho laid oral siege to the Orange County Bo ard of Supervisor~ last \.\eek over a rcorganitallon plan invol\'tng the county's Veterans Services Office wan ne ither the baltl(· nor lhe war The v eterans scolded l h e s upervis ors fo r their plan tu merge the c l e rical a nd <Jd mi nis trn t 1 vc fu net ions of t'ht.· velt:>rans office with that of t h(' count' Consumer Affairs Offic(' Tht:> \:els c harged that the moW' '' ould reduce their scr\'lces a nd claimed the proposa l was a s lap in th(' face to those who had s acrifiC'cd to protect the country • P ride .ind per~everance are germane lo t h e mtlitC1rv a nd vetera ns s ho uld be proud o'f t heir deeds. But t his ti m e. the\' were o ut of line · As the s upervisors tned re pcatedly to expla111 . the merger of the two offices is not a plan to cut back on ve tera ns· services. 1111ly to save the county S89.000 a ~ ('ar in overhead The vets s ho uld have <IP· prec1atcd the fact th<Jt l ht• merger \\'US 1n the taxpaying public's interest that 1t was <J reason able attempt. as the cliche goes. lo reduce the fat m govern- m ent. Opinions e)(pressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views ex- pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invit - ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626--0560. Phone (71<4) 642--4321 L. M. Boyd/ Prediction p e nding Th.is 1981 is the s ignificant year that Mother Shipton in 1485 predicted the world would come to an end. Stand by. Mother Shipton was t h e prophetess who s o many centuries ago seemingly foresaw auto and telephone traffic when she wrote : "Carriages without horses shall go . . And accidents rill the world with woe . . . Around the world thoughts shall fl y in the twinkling of an eye." One out of every four men nationwide is named George or Ch arle!\ or James or William or John. A tenth of all t he ships ever built are deep underwater now. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat P...,11,_ awry oo Of ,,,. yN I •I >lO Weil Day St , CO•I• Me.. ACl<lrn~ torrnponci.110 lo 8o• I KO, CO'I• Mfte. CA .,.1, You've read repeatedly no doubt t hat tomatoes were long thought to be poisonous. But do you know how they came to be accepted as food? One Col. Robert Gibbon Johnson advertised he'd eat a whole basketful of them. People came from all over to witness his suicide. He lived. Tomato sales picked up promptly. You have to go all the way back to o ld Rome 's Seneca for the obser vation . "Man is the only a nimal that blushes.·· Poor Seneca! Nero made him commit suicide, Did I tell you two out of five lightbulbs are bou g h t in supermarkets? Thomas P. Haley Publisher fhomas A. Murphlne Editor Barbara Krtlblch Editorial Page Editor Want real alljr? Israel ready W ASlllNG TON The "sweetness and light" that one presidential adviser perceived between President Reagan and Prime Minister Menachem Begin on their first meetmg last Wednesday conce<.1led divisions that were typified by an Israeli request for Vu-Graphs to be brought to the White House to help Begin make his case agains t the AWACS deal. Begin's dec1s1on to curry his fi ght against radar A WACS planes for Saudi Arabia into the White !louse. using the Vu Graph s lides to demonstrate Israel's alleged vulnerability to the aircraft, weakened Reagan's hope that he would end his anti-AWACS campaign when he a rr1 ved in the heart of Reagan country Ins tead. though keeping a relatively low profile. Begin gave play to his iron will to keep his case against the AWACS a li ve, bucked by an energized and po· t.ent pro Is rael congressional bloc intent on vetoing the sale. F or h is part, Re<.1 gan wa~ ex· traordmarily moving in trymg to con- vince Begin that despite the A WACS SCJ le. he was a dedicated partner of the L' S One partici pant d escribed Reagan's effort as "an emotional and effective earnest exposition of lhe American intention" not to let Israel down but how effective he did not know. A continuing struggle on the A WACS issue now before Co ngress would show that despite Reagan's moving appeal, Regin claims that he. not the American president. will set lhe terms for the strategic alliance aimed at halting Sov 1el penetr ation of the Middle East Reagan could not accept ~uch a claim On lhc eve of Begin's arnval for his 10 day vis it, his agents confidently pre dieted there would be no retreat by Rt•1?1n They did so des pite unprecedented evidenC'e headlined m the press that American voters. including some of his foremost Jewish a ll ies. were angered I -,A-NS_/_ND-VA-1 -~ by his freewhee ling use of U .S wa rplanes. undercutting Reagan's ef· fort to strengthen U .S.·Arab connec· lions . "Remember," one Begin insider told us. "Mr Begin does not have high respect for American Jewish leaders. He got ki cked around so much in the old days (before becoming prime minister) and he hasn't forgotten.'' In the face of Newsweek's poll show· ing that 69 pe rcent of American Jews believe Israel should "talk to" the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO > iJ 1t recognizes Israel's right to ex i s t , Is rael's po werful defense minister . Ariel S haron , dismayed presidential aides in the White House Wednesday by depicting Israel as "sur- rounded by the PLO conspiracy." Reagan s teered his talks with Beg10 away from the PLO and such intracla· ble issues as Begin's intention to greatly multiply the number of Jewish settlers on the West Bank. Nor did the president s how any desire to probe the hornet's nest of the future of the Arab·occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. On those questions, as on expanded Jewish settlements, Reagan's own ad· visers ar e divided and Reagan himself has reached few hard decisions . Begin, however. has no doubt where he s tands with Israel He arrived here armed with intelligence data and forecasts calculated to show Reagan that Arab slates a re untrustworthy to be true allies of lhe U S .. with the ex· ception of Egypt. Begin insists that Saudi Arabia will not last out this decade under the monarchy that Reagan regards a s America's indispensable Arab ally. Such warn1ngs by Begin directly un· dermine the strategic alli~nce on which Reagan has pinned his entire Middle East defense policy. They are perceived within the ad· ministration as a political expedient by Begin to crack the slowly-building U.S ·Arab defense edifice, estrange the U.S and Saudi Arabia and force the U.S. to put its strategic eggs into Israel's bas ket. To embroider that bilateral theme. Begin is talking more openly about a future U.S.-Is raeli defense alliance and about American use of Israeli airfields a nd harbors. in the words of a Begin aide. for "a serious Amencan pres· en ce" in the Middle East. Also in Begin's mind 1s an offer of Is raeli technicians for maintenance of S. Air Force planes and other equip· ment, and Israeli hospitals for U.S. servicemen and women. The bottom hne: If you want a real ally. Mr Presi dent, we're ready Reagan's fervent assur ances of Is rael's s afety in the U.S.-ted Mideast defense system fit neatly into these prospects of a closer U.S -Israel al- li a nce But Reagan 's special feeling for Israel would undergo profound erosion if Begin continues his battle against the AW ACS, telling the American people that he. not the president. is the arbiter of American security New defense plan called shell game I met a man al a cocktail party who s aid he knew how to bring the Russians to their knees and save the Free World from Communism. ·'The first thing we must do." he said, ·1s cons truct 10,000 miles of new Federal highways through Nevada and Utah at a cost of $8.3 billion." "That's a good idea." I said. "con- ART HOPPE s1denng we only have 40,000 miles of Federal highways now. After all, a na- tion 1s only as strong as its trans porta- tion system Where will this new 10,000·mile highway go?" "Go?" he said. "lt won't go anywhere. It will simply loop around in circles and whatnot. The purpose is to confuse the Russians." "There's no question that our build· ing a 10,000-mile highway that doesn't go anywhere will certainly confuse the Russians," I agreed. "not to mention any American motorist trying lo get from Ogden to Winnemucca " "NO NEED to worry about that," he said. "We won't let any motorist on it - just military trucks." "They're going to transport military s upplies around in circles?" "No, missiles. You see. the trucks will drive these missiles around to 4,200 little houses where we'll hide them from t~e Russian spy satellites." "Wow. 4,200 hidden missil es will sure scare the bejabbers out of the Russians." "No. no. We'll only hide 200 new mis- siles in the 4,200 houses, as that's all the SALT agreement will allow us if it ever gets negotiated." "Well, those 4,000 empty houses will give the Russkies the willies, not to mention those 4,000 empty trucks mean· derlng around that 10,000 -mlle highway." "No, we only have 200 trucks mean· dering around that 10,000-mlle highway one for each missile." "Won't the Russian spy satellites see them?'' "HECK, NO. We're also going to have 200 'shield vehicles,· each 200 feel long. wandering around from house to house. Sometimes they'll have a truck dnving along underneath them and sometimes they won't." "Hey. the old shell game! That sounds like lots of run. I'll bet the Russians will be as boggled as a carnival rube ... "You're damed right. Once this $75 bi II ion system is in place, the treacherous Russians won't be able to launch a firs t strike be<:ause they'll never know in which of the 4,200 houses our 200 missiles are hidden." "Never, ever?" ·'Well, of course, every once in a while we'll have to pop open the roofs of all 4,200 houses so that the Russlan11 can see we don't have more than 200 mis- siles hidden.·• ·'What's to prevent them from launching their first stri.ke then and there?" "That," he said, "would be cheat· ing." I SAID THAT sure WU, ha-ha. a great plan all right and be Oll'bt to tell the secretary of def en1e. He said he wu the secretary of defense. I said I wu. ha-ha, the Kinr of Zamboan'a and ex- cused myself to go call the Dalfodlll Dell Happy Farm. Two men in white jackets arrived in no lime and I haStily explained the situation. They seem lo have made some terri- ble mistake, howe ver, and I'm now locked up in Cottage 8 -12. I'd call my lawyer, but I have this interesting roommate who's just been advised by the inhabitants of Andromeda Ill that the world is about to end ln a deluge of warm oatmeal. I believe him. lillllY lill Progress: demanding and 1etling obe· dlence from a brain child a billion miles away yet failing t.Q get obedience from a ~hlld ln your own ~ome. F.K . ~'-' ... :a in ............. ,....,. .=a -·~oi.=-'•tttewtet .. Mmt r ,,.__.,. ........ y 0-. o.lty ~ ..... t Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sunday, September 13. 198 1 ~·· [UJOOrn~ OO[p~m~rnrn Remapping protects incumbents,. ignores public Dr Charl~1 G B~ll ., a pro/c11or oJ pol1t1cal .tetmc~ at Cal State Fullerton Eiarly this month, afte r a lonii wait, lhe state Assembly and Senate reappor- tionment plans were revealed. Predlct- :1llly, the proposed new district lines ·protect Incumbents nnd Ignore most other considerations In short, the 1981 legislative redistricting plans are strict- ly status quo. Speaker Willie Brown observed thal the voters sent 49 Democrats und 31 Republicans to the Assembly last year and lhe proposed Assembly reappor- tionment provides for 49 Democratic seats and 31 Republican seats. William Campbell, GOP leader in the state Senate, similarly asserted that since there were 17 Republicans in the upper house. he expected any Senate re- apportionment to provide for 17 Republican seats. Lost In this drive to protect the statWI quo are any other reasonable critena tor drawing district lines. Tbeae might o bvio us ly inc lude •'community of interest;" coherent and compact dis· tricts: or the legitimate aspirations of California ·s l.nlino population for in creused representation. Thus, the largest Senate distric t stre tches rrom northern Los Angeles County almost lo Tahoe including Mono and Inyo Counties and part of San Bernardino. Democrats plan to put Sen H.L. Richardson into that one, hoping he'll be too busy covering it to mount a n y more s u ccessful right-wing campaigns against them. Another Senate district, designed for Ken Maddy, R-Fresno, stretches across the middle of the state -including parts of the Sierra Mountains on the east, a chunk of the central valley In the middle, and parti; of Santa Barbar4j County on the west Obviously, neither the L.A. Tahoe or the Sierra-Santu Barbara districts have any "community of interest," nor are CALIFORNIA COMMENTS they compact. They do, however , lump a lot of GOP voters into safe distrielb for incumbent Republican senators . It's not that the Democrats are wallowing in sympathy for their Republican colleagues, but by combin- ing l arge geographic chunks of GOP votes, Democrats are able to create more "safe" seats ror the mselves It i!\._thc same logic that did in Latmo hove!\ ror more h~g1slative d1 stnct6. That t.atmo population, which makes up at least 20 percent of the state's population, has only 6 percent or the s ta te's l~gislative seats. Latinos organized as "Ca1t rorn1os for Fair Representation ." ha\'e been pressuring Democratic leade rs 111 both houses for additional districts And. eal'lier in the year, Assembly Speaker Brown and other leaders appeared to have made commitments to do that But, in order to get representation for their community of interest, several Latino areas would have to have been removed from incumbent Democrats' districts . S in ce Latinos vote De mocratic, the incumbents didn't want to lose their votes. The proposed new apportionment dOl'b not l'ontain uny new Latino dis lr1l'le. The Incumbent!! ~ot what lhey wantt·d lhl' l.ut1Ms did not Within lhl' ~l!neral pattern or protect 1ng tnt:un1bt'nts there are. ur course. s omt.· i nt cre:.l l ng variation s f or a fc\\ days, Repubh <'an As · scmblyrnan W11l1am B:lkt.'r or Danville ;_ind G11twrt Ma r·guth of Live rmore found thNn~1·lvt·s s haring tht.' same dis tr1rt And 111 Soutla·rn Ca lifornia, slate lle pubhca11 Senator' John Sehmitz. of Corona del Mar a nd Ollie Speraw of Long Beac h found t hemselves in the same district St.·hm1tz mC1y resolve the potential conflict by running ror the u s Senate instead or re -election Overall. as 1n the past, the political survh•al unct ambitions or the incum- bents li:lke top priority in legislative apportionment Home defender's chOice: gun or baseball bat To the Editor : I must respond to the article, '"Guns lnto 5-lrons," which appeared in your issue of Sept. 6. I feel you have done a disservice to your readers by not s pecifically pointing out the errors made by the writer and her husband First Do not confront a burglar if you can avoid it. Ir most burglars do not carry guns, that means a few do, and it on ly takes one Second When you call the police, preferably from a neighbor's house, stay on the phone. to keep the police a p- prised of the situation as it develops. I WOULD now address the couple themselves Like them. J am against MAILBOX killing Especially. I am against mem- bers of m y family or myself getting killed That is why I keep a gun for DEFENSE. The emphasjs is deliberate. I am not going to kill over a stereo or a TV. However , I will defend my family against deadly force Let's look at my d efense as compared to the couple who were burgJarized. I firm I y believe that a gun in the hands or a trained individual 1s an effective de terrent, which will often preclude the need to use the weapon l cannot say the same for a baseball bat. It has little deterrent value; is quite deadly; and cannot be concealed, so it 1s more likely to be round and used against the home owner. My personal advice to gun owners: Don't hide your weapon in the ob- vious places. Become proficient in the use or your weapon. Please withhold my name a nd ad d ress. as I do not w1.sh to challenge any would be burglars to try me. NA ME WITHHELD Seek nett airport sit e To the Editor. The recent recommendation of the Blue Ribbon Regional Airport Commit- tee spearheaded by Henry Segers trom was a refreshmg e xhibition of selfless integrity on the part of our bus iness leaders. Asking the Board of Supervisors to put extensive airport expansion plans on hold until the ir s tudy and search for a more suitable reg1onaJ airport site has been completed seems perfectly in or- der The supervisors' joint chastisement of the committee's proposal, prodded by + S uper visor RaJph Clark, is what seems out of order to me . By entrusting these men of prominence, who a re donating t heir valuable time, with a sizable budget the board at least s uperficially indicated its confidence in their discre- tion. Now 1t would seem that they have established still another committee to appease those of us who are genuinely opposed to the evolution of the John Wayne Airport into a reg10nal-national facility ADHERING TO THE master plan of 1979 and proceeding with its recom- mended $75 million-plus facility addi- tions is illogical at this time. Firstly, the plan is based on the myth that there will be an increase in the number of commercial flig hts lo 55 in the near future. To accomplish this, it would be necessary to reduce the noise e leme nt substantiall y via the new Super 80 aircraft and the 50().(oot cutback. The Super 80 has not lived up to its expecta- tions and the decision of the FAA re- garding the potentially dangerous cul· back is pending. Secondly, the blue nbbon committee. composed o r business leade rs who have t he most to gain from a convenient, efti c1e nt and adequate airport facility. s hould have a reasonable opportunity to s elect a new site to accommodate the in<.'reasing demand for travel. Thirdly, if a new site is chosen as foreseen in the next six months, il would seem natural that most regional and national airlines would find it more a ttractive economically to bas e their operations in the new location The limitations and demands imposed o n the airlines by the proprietor of the John Wayne Airport to control noise pollution cut into company profits Will the s upe rvisors once again be s tubborn and nearsighted in dealing with the airport dilemma -or will they be rational and follow the course that is bes t for both the residential and busi- ness sectors of Orange County? MARIANNE E. TOWERSY Member. Santa Ana Heights Specific Plan Advisory Committee Good netvs draniatized To the Editor· When Buddy Ebsen began filming "Barnaby Jones," he was assisted by actor and s inger Tony Monaco in learn· mg his lines for the TV series. Buddy says that at Christmas time, instead of giving the customary bottle of liquor as a gift, he presented Bibles to the cast and crew. For Tony it resulted in a "bllndfog ORANGE COUNTY, 2000Al> ----,. light" revelation and conversion, somewhat the sam e as that which changed Saul of Tarsus into P aul the Apostle. NOW TONY is an ambassador for Christ He shares the Gospel in a one- man show, "The Road to Damascus, .. written, s poken. sung and acted by Tony himself The weekend of Aug 29·30. Buddy and Nancy Ebsen presented Tony m a Newport Harbor Actors Theatre pro· duct1on at Back Bay High School. It was a dramatic, soul-st irring message of the Gospel of Christ in the words of the Apostle Paul Buddy and Nancy a re to be commended for offering this one· man testimony of faith to local au· diences . There will be two more opportunities to see this production Sept. 20 and 27 at 8 p m. a t Laguna Beach High School. Don't miss it. ARVO E. HAAPA To the Editor: The letters lo the editor that have criticized Mr. Paul Hummel for as king piercing questions during public hear- ings before Newport's City Council are unwarranted and misleading. The truth 1s that Mr. Humme l <along with Mr Donald Strauss ) 1s the most attentive lis tener on the city council His atten- tiveness is in direct contrast to the mat· tcntiveness of some other members of that lofty body The majority of the council persons regularly chat to a neighbor while citizens try to present their views to the council. furthermore. these chatty council persons usually fail to ask many ques tions at the completion of the citizens ' talks because each of them know how they are going to vote befortf public bearings even begin. Obviously. something more tangible than logic, statistics, rhetoric and common sense serves lo persuade these inattentive Parking ticket payer, check mated eventually By HOWARD SEELYE Howard Seelye is a resident of Newport Beach The "Checkless Society." when it comes, will take some getting used to, if the first ste p toward that futuristic syste m is any indication. The intermediate step, it seems. is what might be called a "now-you-have it. now-you-don't" society in which you write a check, pay a bill and then lhe check disappears . Al least that's ~e experience I had recently trying to find a check to prove that I paid a parking ticket. It all started some months ngo when my wife and I were e nticed by the pros- pect of earning interest for our check- ing account. instead of getting bounced with a charge when we fell below a cer- tain minimum in our regular bank ac- count. We checked all the ads and called the various banks and savings and loans to find out who had the best deal and final- ly settled for a savings and loan on 17th Street in Costa Mesa. which had an ar- rangement that sounded good. If we kept at least $100 In the account. there would be no charges. and we wou Id receive 5 '4 percent interest on our average monthly balance. Seemed fair enough Only thing is, the bright young woman behind lhe service win- dow said. is that even though we would receive regular monthly statements, there would bt no checks. U we wanted a copy of a check, there would be a ~ervice charge of $2.50. How many times have we had an argument with Sears over a blll? Mortgage payrqents? Gasoline credit card payments ? Not often, we rea· soned, and if we did and had to pay $2.50 to straighten out a disagreement. we'd be money ahead with all that in- terest. Somehow, 1 never envisioned get- ting in Dutch with the municipal court. Last May I committed a sin against the public in front of the terminal at John Wayne Airport, double-parking while I rus hed about the terminal lO' get a passenger off and soaring on one of AirCal's finest. There was a bit o( a delay and by the time I returned to my car, there was a message affixed to the windshield. Within the allotted cooling-off period J wrote a check for the required $15, post ed it to Harbor Court and went on vaca- tion to forget all. Three months later a computerized notice arri ved. with an ominous m essage: "Notice of illegal parking and intention to notify Department of Motor Vehicles." I had not paid for the ticket received in May, the notice informed me, the amount of which had increased from $15 to $20 and if not paid by a cer- tain date would be $33. All these quantum leaps in assess· ments and late penalties would no doubt soon approach the National Debt, I ca l<"ulated, and besides, the small type down in the notice added further to my mental woes: .. Failure to comply will result in the withholding or the vehicle registration renewal." Well, that did it. No way I was going to drive around Newport Beach without a properly registered vehicle. Not to mention Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach and Irvine. So I hopped into my car and went over to my savings and loan and asked to get a copy or the c heck. which I had already determine d to have cleared in mid-June. Then they reminded me of the $2.50 charge and my pledge to pay it in return for the $100 minimum balance and the SY• percent interest. Wicks "I know I said the dollar was shrinking but making them bigger doesn't help." Instead o f ord e rin g the check, which would talce s om e lime to receive. I decided lo talk to the folk~ over at Harbor Court. A very nice lady in the .. mail-in-your-bail" department was sympa thetic when I called and suggest ed that I ask m y savings and loan just to find the check and read oft the dates which Harbor Court had stamped on it. then aJI would be forgiven. Back at the savings and loan I was told that all checks had gone to a Federal Home Loan bank in Sacramen- to or somewhere and ir anyone was asked to sort through a million checks to find mine, they'd still charge me the $2.50. Another phone call to the "majl-in- your-ball" department. Well, we've been having some trouble with our com· puter, why don't you call them. read the m your citation number and they can check on lheir video screen to see if your check cleared. So I called the computer company. read them my citation number. Put me on hold. typed in the program and m y citation number and within seconds said my check had cleared the computer three days after I mailed it. So now 1 don't have to pay a ny penalties, my vehicle registra'\ion will not be withheld and I can drtve around town -any town with my head held hlgh and without regard for local police. or, perish the thought, lhe California Highway Patrol. Next time, I'll make a Xerox of m y check btfore paying my parking ticket. Not t.hat I would mind paying $2.50 to gel a COPY of DlY check. · It's ju.,t the principle of the tbinll. ) c and rude 1 membe rs of the city council IN CONTRAST. Mr Hummel always listens carefully throughout a citizen's Sf'eech When a citizen finishes his speech, Mr llummel frequently asks careful, probing questions. His reason is important · He needs information in or· der to vote mtelhgenlly Indeed. it is his duty as a representative of the people to ask quf':.tions und to understand the is- sues before he votes The well bemg or our cit y depends upon informed representatives who car e enough to un- derstand ever~ issue coming before them and then to vote with a clear con- science on the merits of the issue In each of these respects to understand thoroughly and to vot e with integrity - Mr . Hummel serves our city well Citizens should be writing letters lo the editor when their representatives fail to ask careful. probing questions. .JOHN WHITGIFT Prolect Bi{! Canyo n To the Editor The citizens of trvme Terrace want a sound-allenuatmg wall if the City Coun- cil allows the expansion of Newport C('nter. Simultaneously, the citizens of EastbluH want a sound-attenuating wall it the expansion occurs. Who needs such a wall the most? The citizens of Big Canyon who are being surrounded on all sides by freeway-sided streets and traf- fic Furthermore, the wall alongside the San Joaquin Hills Road should be built• high enoug h a nd with s u c h aerodynamics that the fumes and auto and bus emissions will not settle in Big Canyon but wart over the community and into Irvine . Since the city cannot possibly afford the millions of dollars to. build adequate walls for all the com- munities needing one, top priority should go to Rig Canyon which most needs sound· a nd pollution-attenuating walls. HENRY BRACTON Malathion niisgivings To lhe Editor; My heart sickened when I read about Susan Cowpe r. eight months pregnant, who was killed in a car wreck neelng the malathion spraying or her home. True. malathion did not cause her acci- d.-nt, but it did put her on the road In a distracted, rearful slate of mind. ll also sickens me to see our con1u:lenUous. humanitarian governor polltlcally c ruc ified because he r e fused to m easure human life by the bushel. ANDREA WATERS • L•llor\ lrcm r-r•••• ... I<-TM r lOM lt(-i.t '"" 10 ''' -•or e um1,,.1• hNI " ,_.._ utt~ • IOO word• Of It\\ will tit ,,.,... llf•l•,..,.O "" Mlt" ~ "" ~•uOt ••QNlul• .,.. 111••11"0 •odl'•u bvt Ntnel ""*'f be '"'IMIOld °" r-\I II wlll(lfftl , ...... It....,_,,, ll'llielrY •111 flOI tit ll\A)ll\l...S 1.•lltf\ f'll•Y MI flt,,_.. 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Before the 24·hour period begins, the class has instruction on getting in and out of a car. placing the wheelchair in a car, maneuvering a wheelchair over curbs and n ses and transfering from a wheelchair to bed, to chair , to a toilet and lo a bathtub The s tudents not only had to use their wheelchairs on the cam pus and at home but were also told to go out lo a store or restaurant that evening, pursuing their normal activities. Roberta Shields of McMinnville, Ore .. went to two general stores. using her wheelchair. Ms. Shields summed up the impact of the whole assignment, recalling her thinking when she woke up that morning and remembered that she still had six ho urs to go before she could dis- regard "the monste r wheelchair." She said to herself , "What if l had to do this for a week, a month , or forever?" If you ve had your carpet cleaned w ith conventional (obsolete) methods, your carpet was probably only half - cleaned. 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Dilly Piiat SUN DAV, SEPT. 13, 1991 REAL ESTATE FEATURING TRAVEL 86 \ 87 ,w A day for upsets! Michigan, Georgia and even Nebraska are stunned. See 84. Allen shows USC the way Trojans volunteer for, a higher ranking, after 43 -7 win By ROGE R CARLSON Of-Deity ........... LOS ANGELES It was a day for s hocking ups ets -Michigan, Alabama and Nebraska will verify that. But ror Ten· nessee there was no such luck, not when t he opponent Is the Marcus Allen·led Tro- jans of USC. Southern Cal's awesome Trojans laid it on the Volunteers in convincing fashion, 43·7. Saturdv'fllght before 62,147, obvioua· ly enhancin'K poss ibilities of upgrading their No. 5 status in the national college football rankings. Pounding the interior with All·Amencan and Heisman Trophy candidate Allen <four touchdowns) and ripping the Ten· nessee secondary apart with the pin·point passing of sophomore left-hander J ohn Mazur. the Trojans turned the game into a rout with 20 second quarter points to as· sume a 26·0 halftime bulge. It was evident from the beginnin g just what USC Coach John Robi.n&on had in mind in terms or going about things. It was Allen left, right, up the middle and on the receiving end or Mazur's passing. And who would fault such tactics? Allen pounded over for three first·half touchdowns aa he rambled for 139 yards on 19 carries, including gains or 24, 15, 12, 12 and 12 yards. His scoring bursts were from nine, 12 and four yards out. When all the smoke had cleared out or the Coliseum, the 202-pound senior had racked up 210 yards on 22 carries and a fourth touchdown. from 55 yards out with I. 55 spent in the third quarter. earning him a rest for the balance of the game. "I worked hard in the off·season,'' said Allen. "l just hope it shows. It was a team effort and the defense did a great job. "We were very hungry and I wanted lo do well. But this is history. I'm looking • Bruins survive attack toward the next game (al Indiana next week )." It didn't take the Trojans long lo make their points as Allen's rushing keyed a 50-ya rd m ar ch an nine plays on their second possession with Allen spinning the final nine yards It was Mazur's turn next, as he found Timmy White on a 50-y ard scoring hookup. 1'he rout really materialized on the ensu- in g kick off whe n freshman Duaine Jackson, a product of Edison High in Hun- tington Beach, pounced on a fumble to set up a four-play drive consuming 70 seconds, capped by (who elst-?) Allen from 12 yards out as he s lipped thro ugh the would·be tacklers Oesp1te the laugher. Robinson wasn 't totally elate<t. "Perfection wasn't there." said Robinson "We made a lot or yards !Stt T ROJANS. Page BJ) --'~~~~~~~~- Wildcats' Fulcher hits 25-of-53 , but UCLA rolls, 35-18 TU C SON CAP > -Tom Ram s ey t hr ew for three touchdowns and the 12th-ranked UCLA Bruins added two more on the ground in turning back Arizona, 35-18 in the Pacific-10 Confe rence's opener Saturday night. Ram s e y, a junior quarterback, completed 14 out of 24 passes for 152 yards, but took a bac k s e at t o the losing perfo rmance of Arizona quarterback Mark Fulcher, who tot alled 340 yards in the air on 25 completions in 53 throws . Fulcher's total was the fifth bes t eve r by an Aritona quarterback. Arizona to the air lanes . So phomore tailback Kevin Nelson picked up 152 yards in 25 carries for UCLA. while fullback Frank Bruno added 84 in 16 rushes. The Wildcats managed only 34 y ards rushing. UCLA s trong s afety Tom Sullivan may have been the Bruins' most valuable defensive performer. He picked off two Ful c her passes, brok e up a nother pass and forced a furn · ble an the UCLA end zone after Fulcher connected on a 23·yard play to freshman tailback Vance Johnson. two minutes into the final quarter. But a Sullivan rnterception on the Arizona 37 one series later put the Bruins in position for the ir final score. with Bruno scoring eight plays later on a one·yard plunge to ice the game. Arizona drew first blood, with Fulcher completing three passes in a 52-yard drive culminated by Bretl We ber's 45·yard field goal on the game's opening series. UCLA could not move the ball in its first possession and the t eams e xchanged punts twice before the Bruins put their first points on the board with 1 :07 left in the first quarter as Ramsey hit tight end J ames For ge on a 4 yard toss . Mickey Hlver~ John McEnroe reacts to hzs shot m match agam.~t V1tas Gerula1tue But the Bruins added more than 366 yards rushing, while their s tiff defe nse forced Unfortunately for the Bruins, Frank Kalil recovered the bal in the end zone. pulling Arizona within 10 points, 28·18. less than Ramsey followed up about fiv e minutes later with a lO·yard touchdown to split end Cormac Car ney, his favorite receiver I as l year. then found Forge a~ain 4:49 into the second half, c onnecting on another 4-yard touchdown pass. The scoring re· ceplions were the first comple· lions the senior tight end has caught for UCLA. Angels lose for eighth Reds stop Dodgers in 11th CINCINNATI <AP> Dave Co n cepc ion ·s 11th -inn ing sacrifice n y put the Cincinnati Reds in a mood Saturday to for get an umpire's call that they thought had deprived them of victory in regulation nine in- nings. Concepcion hit the first pitch from reliever Ted Power. 0-1, to center field to s core Dan Driessen from third base with the winnrng run in a 6-5 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. TWO INNINGS earlier, the Reds complained of a call by first ba s e umpire Saleh On TV today, channel 11 at 11: 10 Davidson that gave Dave Lopes an infield hit with one out in the ninth. Lopes eventually scored to Ue the game 5-5 and send it into extra innings. Despite the Reds· protesta- tions. Davidson said Lopes beat the throw to first base after hit· ting a ground ball. ·'Thank God we won it. It would have been a bad loss," said Reds Manager John Mc Namera. Although McNamera thought Davidson's call at first base had prolonged the game un· necessary, the victory put him in a forgiving mood. "We can lay that one to rest," McNamera said of the incident. THE REDS had battled back to take a 5-4 lead with a three· run rally in the bottom of the seventh. Griffey started the R eds ' sev e nth with a double off s tarter Fernando Valenzuela and, after Concepcion grounded out, George Foster walked, knocking out the rookie, sensa- tion. Johnny Bench grounded out, driving in Griffey, and Knll)lt followed with his third hit of the game. a single, knock-'I lng in Foster and tying the score l 4·4. Oester lhen tripled off re- liever Tom Niedenfuer for the go-ahead run. Valenzuela ralled in his bid to become the major leagues' flJ'St 13·1 ame w inner after the Dodgers staked him to a 4·2 lead in the sixth. Rick Monday clubbed two homers to drive in three Dodger ru,01. Tbe first homer came ln the •~d and gave the Oodten a 1--0 lead. Austin overcomes Navratilova McEnroe stops angry Gerulaitis , faces Borg today NEW YORK <APJ -Tracv Au stin overcame swirling winds and Martina Navratiolva 's dev· astating serve and vo1ley Saturday to win the U.S. Open tennis cha mpionship. She overcam e all three with her patented baseline game to capture her second Open singles title. l-6. 7-6. 7-6 Defending men 's champion John McEnroe. the top seed. shook off an ankle uuury to outlast No. 15 Vilas Gerulaitis 5·7, 6-3. 6·2, 4·6. 6-2 and move into today's final a gainst second-seeded Bjorn Borg of Sweden. who beat No 4 Jimmy Connors 6-2. 7-5. 6-4. A STIN'S FIRST T ITLE, io 1979, made her the youngest singles champion in the history of America 's premier tennis event. "I think this means more to me than the first one," srud Austin, who received more than $60,000 for the victory "At 16. everything came too fast I thank I was too young lo realize how impor- tant it was ." "I tried too hard." Navratilova said . "It would have meant so much more to win it (the U.S. Open) as an American But it didn't turn out that way "Next year " Navratilova began the match as if she would crush Austin easily, winning 10 of the first 11 points with her powerful serve and accurate volleys. "I thought she really had me after the first s et," Austin said. "She came on Hke gangbusters. She came out of the blocks really fast." The Gerulailis· Mc En roe match was a snarly affair. with both player s getting into ugly disputes with the umpire. In the fourth game of t he final set, aftet Mc Enroe thought he had won for 15·15, the umpire ordered the pornt replayed because someone had thrown a ball from the s tands while the point was in play. McEnroe argued for several minutes, and popped an on.court CBS·TV microphone with his racket. He broke a string. GeruJaitis used profanity in arguing at the chair after the fi nal point. He insisted that the um· On TV today channel 2 at 1 pire could not have seen the ball which was at a far corner from the ch air. His angry words were picked up by CBS-TV mic rophones, as well as the mike al the umpire's chair. The Men's International Professional Tennis Council, which rules over the men's tour. fined Gerulaitis $750. BORG'S BOOMING SERVE produced 14 aces under the lights. It was the most productive in the s ixth game of the second s et when, down love-40, the Swede snapped off three straight aces to pull to deuce. He hit a fourth ace when Connors had another break point, then won the next two points on a backhand winner and a service winner. It is Borg's fourth trip to the U.S. Open finals, a title he has never won. "Tonight I fell the timing from the very start of the match," Borg said. "It felt good. "Even at Wimbledon I was not playing like this" Ramsey was 7-of-13 for 75 yards in the firs t half while Fulcher complet ed 9·of-19 for 107 ya rds . With Arizona trailing 21·6 in the third quarter. Fulcher took the Wildcats on a 75-yard drive, culminating it with a one-yard touchdown pass to s plit end Kevin Ward Weve r 's extra point attempt was blocked. REBELS REFUTE LOBOS' RALLY LAS VEGAS (AP) -Nevada- Las Vegas rolled up 660 yards in total offense Saturday night but the Rebels had to withstand a fourth-quarter rally by New Mexico for a 49 -42 n on - conference college football vie· tory over the Lobos. The vis iting Lobos scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to make the game cl06e. but UNLV got the ball after New Mexico's final touchdown that came with 40 seconds left and ran out the clock. Fullback Ray Crouse scored two touchdowns on a pair of one- yard runs for the Rebels. who are now 2·0. NFL vs. gambling: Odds aren't good But league fights back with sleuths who can rid sport of gutter ~lements LOS ANGELES When the Chicago White Sox conspired to throw the 1919 World Series to the Cincinnati Reds. it created the infamous "Black Sox" scandal and baseball's murkiest hour. ll also created one of the grand old game's most memorable utterances. One of the players subsequently banned for life was Shoeless Joe J ackson and the scene involved an urchin tugging on Jackson's s leeve and pleading tearfully . "say it ain't so. Joe." Baseball has never forgotten any of it. The constant dread o( the national pastime centers on the possibility that undesirable elements wi ll creep Into baseball and strip it of its dignity. A strike or the players did not quite destroy t he game. but a "fix" would. Professional football whistles in the same sort of graveyard. Several years ago some National Football League players, including the renowned Golden Boy, Paul Hornung or the Green Bay Packers, were captured wagering on games and were handed one-year suspensions and the NFL substantially beefed up ita security forces. As a matter or fact, the NFL now has its own police department. presumably SPORTS COLUMNIST BUD TUCKER embracing agents throughout the world of pro football. Quite understandably. the NFL. dreads the influence of gutter elements more than any other sport inasmuch as wagering on pro football has become one of the nation's leading indust ries. The amounts gambled on football are estimated by authorities to be far in excess of the action bestowed on horse racing and the gap grows wider every autumn. It is an absolute mortal rlnch, then. that ther e are Inte rested parties creeplng around the fringes or pro football with their ears to the ground and their eyes to the keyhole. A s mall shred of information can be or Incredible importance to the g&mblers. It goes without saying that for thts reason, the NFl~ would make a great deal out of a Alory llnklnf Hou.<Jton Oilers quarterback Ken Stabler with a figure reputed to have underworld connections and associations. Whether Stabler. willingly or otherwise . dropped any information in the company of the man would not have to be proven before the NFL security forces would make a large case of the matter. The suggestion would be that the league is on • top of this sort of thing and no Improper moves will escape the watchful eyes of the NFL sleuths . NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle Is asked if his office is aware or the 11cope of gambling on his gam es. "God, yes," Rozelle replies. The commissioner is asked whether this flourishing a nd expanding industry worries his office. "It terrifies us," Rozelle says . "It also alerts us. We have added people lo our security staff and work with other law agencies in keepin g track of the movements of the people we know could hurt us. AU it takes for us to put a new safeguard •nto errect is a suggestion. We do everythlne we can ... The commissioner is a.'lked lf he ever <See TUCKER, Page Bt> • 1n a row 8y E D ZINTEL o<twO.Uyl"tlo4$Uff Does anyone out there feel JUSt a little sorry for the Angels? Raise your hands now. we knO'W you're out there. These guys JUSl can't seem to get a break and as their hopes for a divisional playoff berth fade slowl v into lhe West (much like their ·owner . Gene Autry, used to do in his movies>. there must be a re w b esi d es the pl a yers t he m selves who feel JUSt a bit down and out. WELL, DON'T expect Gene Mauch to cry any tears. Says the Angels manager : "They're too ~ood lo ask someone to feel sorry for them." Also, too good to lose eight strai ~ht but that's what the On TV today channel 5 at 1 Angels have done after Saturday night's 3·2 loss to the Texas Rangers at Anaheim Stadium. Now five full games off the American League Worst lead, the Angels let down a large c r owd out fo r Helmet/Ball Night. This time it was clos e, as op· posed to Friday night's 11-6 laugher, but a loss is a loss, particularly with 20 games lo go. Mauch, now 20-23 since taking over as manager last May. con- tinues to watch his team fumble and t umble and sit on the bottom of the division. Yet, he main· tains a strong wall of defense as spokesman for the team 's. ac- tions. "They're playing damn hard." Mau ch s aid Saturday night. "There were some key defensive plays we should have made in the early innings but I don't think about those things once it's over." The Rangers scored two runs in the second on four base hits, sandwiched by two ground outs to Rick Burleson which the Angels were unsuccessful in turning into double plays. IN THE TIDllD, Texas added another run as a ground ball to Rod Carew at first took a bad hop and skipped over bis glon into right field. Dan Ford c harged the ball but as he bent over to scoop it up, be lifted his tlead to see where the runner was. Thal was a mistake. The ball rolled by Dileo and Mlckey Rivers rambled to t.hlrd. He scored on Al Oliver'• grounder to short. The Ansel•, meanwhile, CCJa· (See ANGELS. Paae B2> P PP • --• ---.-+ • + I + # o # o C C V Fag: B2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Septembo1 I 3 , 1981 ,..-----------------~· H ayes comes b ack wi th little fanfar e 1:rom AP di!ipatch~s COLUMBUS. Ohl'o With no [il fanfare, h.•gendary Woody Haves saw 4. • his first Ohio State football game Saturday s inee he w as fll't'd from the Big Ten Con/en•ncc S('hool more than two years ago Hayes, now 68 years old. sut a lone in a pre~s box booth high atop Ohio Stadium as 11 ranked Ohio Stnte opened its college football Sl1ason with a 34-13 victory over Duke. Nearly all or the capacity crowd of more than 87.000 were unaware that Hayes was watching his rirst Ohio SlBte game since being fired in December 1978. Hayes coached the Bucke yes to a school-record 205 victories, in 28 seasons. before he was dismissed for hitting Clemson middle guard Charlie Bauman in the closing moments or a Gator Bowl defeat Hayes showed a keen interest in the Ohio Stale Alumni Marc hing Band that put on a rousing halftime s how Hayes gave 94-yesr old Austin Lloyd a standing ovation when IJoyd dotted the · 'i'' after the alumni band had marched through c;cnpt "Ohio · Quote of the day Dave CollJns, Cincinnati Reds outfielder who 1s orten replaced in the late innings for de(ensive purposes: "I was out mow- ing my lawn durin g the strike. I got the front yard done and about half the back yard, and then I kept waitirfg for Sam Me· jias to come out and finish it for me." Telepho ned threat targets Borg NEW YORK -Extra security ~ precautions were taken a l the Na- tional Tenrtis Center Saturday night after a telephoned threat against Sweden's B1orn Borg was received by the United States Tennis Associat ion. officials said. According to an announcement made in t he press box, a man telephoned the center in Flushing Meadow, where the U.S. Open is being he ld. al 5 p.m .. EDT, Saturday. th reatening Borg's life. "Police were immediately notified and ex- tra secunty measures have been taken." the of· Cicial said From Page 91 AN GELS LOSE • • • Astros benefit from Niekro's arm , bat Joe Nh•ltro hit two-run sinale und teumed with Pan mllb on a scven-hlUer. and Alao Aabby aineled. doubled und homered to lcud the Houston Astros to a 5·2 victory over the San Franrisco Giants Saturduy ntaht. Nlekro, 8·7, pitched 4~ innln6'11 of no hit ball before J oir Mor&to 1110gled . In other National l .. eague contests. Omar Moreno iind J ason Thomp•on t'ach drove u1 two runs, lead tng P1t1 s burwh l o a 6·2 triumph over l'h1ladelphia. Win n1 hg pitcher E ddi e Solomon, 7-•. needed relief help from Rod Scurry iq lhe seventh innjng as the Pirates halted their three-game los Ing streak 1 Ch r l pe ler singled and scored the go ahead run and Larr y P ar· N1ekro r lah belted his seventh homer of the season as Mont real nipped the Chicago Cubs. 2·0 Chris CbambUas belted his eighth homer with one out in the 11th inning to pace Atlanta to a 5·4 victory over San Diego ~ehef pitcher Rick Camp, 9-2, picked up the victory as the Braves won their fourth straight game Seldom-used Julio Gonzales ripped n two-run homer in the 13th inning to lirt St Louis to a 4-2 trium ph over the New York Mets. Doug Bair, 3·2, making Ms first appearance after recently being acquired from Cincinnati picked up the victory. F o r Gonzales: meanwhile, the homer was his first since 1978 and only the third in his major league career. Leonard hurls shutout over Oakland Dennis Leonard pitc hed 5'h m- nings of no-hit ball on his way to a three-hit shutout as Kansas City de· feated Oakland, 4-0 Sat urday in American League action T he victory lifted the Royals back into first place in the American Leag u e W est with . a 17-15 record ... Elsewhere around the league, rookie left. hander Bob Ojeda, who joined Boston a month Leonard ago, carr ied a no-hitter into t he ninth inning before pinch hitter RJck Cerone doubled as the Red Sox beat the New York Yankees. 2·1 .. Ted Simmons hit three singles and drove in three runs and Cecil Coope r rapped th ree hits and scored two, leading Milwaukee to a 6-3 triumph over Baltimore ... Tim Corco ran scored the go· ahead run on a wild pitch by reliever Lamarr Hoyt in the sixth inning as Minnesota defeated the Chicago White Sox. 3·1. The win extended the Twins' winning str eak to five gam es . John May be rry lined a two-run home run and Dave Stieb collected his second shutout of t he season on a three-hitter as Toronto blanked Seattle. 3-0 . . Lartce Parrish's two-run hom er in the l2th inning o(f Sid Monge carried Detroit t o a wild 11·9 victory over Cleveland. From Page 91 TUC KER. • • tinued their mysterious inability home and it was 3·2. watches a television show on lo get key hits The Angels then loaded the CBS entitled "NFL Today." Through fi ve innings. Rick bases on a pair or walks and a This thing airs before NFL Honneycut shut down the Angels base hit by Ford. t elecasts and features, among on three hits. others a character known as The Angels went quietly in the But Bobby Grich rolled out to Jimmy the Greek who is pro- seventh. but in the eighth, things third as the 30,675 in attendance bably as symbolic or gambling finally got shaking. picked up their h elmets and as any figure in the country. Joe Ferguson hit bis firs t balls and went home home run since being acquired "We certaanlv do not rondone by the Angels s ome three weeks * 1t. .. the romm1ssioner replies, ago, a shot to the left. field seats co~.::~~~~;.,:'~:'L«o~:."':.,cc::: "but there isn't anything we can to s tart off the inning. p1.i.c1 '"* 1•1 w"-'9" Of\ e1911ona1 81~,_ do e:1hout it. We have no more •t s.11 L..til• c11, """ ...., ...., .,.....,. ""' • say tn who CBS uses on the aJr Sweet inspirallon had at long mvKl ....... I In Ns oec-., .... r«o-ecl -.... than we have in what wnt"r .... I t th A I • ~n t"Kalled. He ..,., In vnlfOf'm Ho t SM11rdooy ~ ... as come e nge s way. n1o111 S<onlen w"' w•«teo 10 .,,. PCL ... ~., newspaper assigns tn t•over our Hobson rifled a g round rule 1u m •• • ou ivn•t•d hl1ter In 101 ve"'". games .. double lo right. his second hit of S<Ofllers hit .w wllh IJ -"'"' •lld 1• ,.,. Tiie R....-. held • <IOted ,,._llftll lm,.,...l•ety C' lb II f d th the everung. Bert Campaneris 1011-•nv FrlcMy'1 veme. ·-~"' 10 c111e11a r·oo a is a r a n awa' e came an to run ror Hobson and 1um •plr1t. Outtl•._ M1ca•Y 1t1v11tt -most viewed sport on Ame.ncan pitcher S.... C--re lnYOIWd In • brlllf ..,. t I · d l h hi he advanced to third on 1~1.men1 1n ,,.. .. _,.,. 1,,,.,11111 ot , _ _.. l' ev1s1on an e gam ang Rurleson's fl y to right. •lier ... 01IC'-Ot of wordt In -lcll C-r et• aspc('t helps cons iderably In <11-Rlwnofnol~tll"Vllfl .. •-•flitby enhancinu this popularil\! R.\' As T I. J . K ,,,. Anve•• 0.. ...,_.Ho -.. ,,,. tnc:ldenl "' J · exas re 1ever 1m em ,...,. -...., 11y"" 11_,. ""'• " t he s a m e m e t hod o ( went to his stretch delivery to yovreu.m-1,,.111,-s1ooe1,1••1C•-Cll'f determination. the increased the next batter c C 10 P••Y o.it•-1n ,,,. 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After ht-an~ 14 1itumes off tht.> v1u:t' ut one pmnt. tht' New York Yanlu.>t!~ took 310lc pos:.l•.ss1on of first pluCl· an the Amer1l'an 1.c•al(Ul' Ea:.t fol' 1111.· (Inst t1mt! all sttusor1 wllh u 7 3 VH'tory ov ·r lhl' L>l•lrt11t 1'l((ers On Uus d.1ll' in rn:w, ('h.•vt·hrnd 's IM y{'ar nld Uob Fell er struck out 17 IJultl•rs. then u maj<H' league n·t·ord. t•n rnut t.· to u 5 3 victory over the l'hlladelph1a A s On this II i.l tc m 19:12 .Joe McCarthy b1•t'tHnc the f'1rst modern maJOr leugul• mJnuger to wrn J.>(.'nnants in hoth lea~lu..>-. as his New York Yankees C'lanl'ht·d thl' 1\ml•r1t·an l.N1~ut.• l1tll' Renner outruns lightning for lead IJterall\' rh<t:->etl by lightning and n lloom111g thunder . young J ack Renner fini~ht.•d with a hurned par to tie Tommy Valentine for the tturd round lead Saturday in the Jimmy Fund Golf Classic at Sulton, Mass "I thank it was the most scared l'vt· ever ~en on Ci golf course." admitted Hcnner who has a 54-hole total of 204 Two strokt•s bal•k 1:. Tom Kite going into loday's fi nal round . Jan Stephenson shot a six birdie. two-under-par 71 for a 36-hole total of 137 and kept a two-stroke lead after the second round of an LPGA tournament in Suffolk, Va. J ane Blalo~k was two strokes back going into today's third round American Bill Rogers, the reigning British Open champion, rarraes a four :.troke lead into the final round of the Suntory Open tournament In lniai, Japan . The 29·year-old Texan carded a 68 in Saturday's third round (or a 54-hole tot.al or 201 . Bnton Brian Wa ites shot a two-under-par 69 to ~hart> the lead in the Haig Champion ship at Dalhahoy. Scotland llc's tied with Spain's :\1anuel Cale ro at 208. Soviet swimmer sets world record Ludmilla Veselkova or the Soviet • Union broke the world record for the women's mile. clocking 4:20.89 in an international track meet Saturday at Bologna Italy The previous record of 4:21.68 was held by Mary Decke r of the United States. set in New Zealand in January, 1980 . . Sandor Wladar of Hu ngary set a European record in the men's 200 backstroke with a 2:00.fK> mark on the last day or the European Swim Championships at Spht, Yugoslavia . Claude Noel of Trinidad captured the vacant World Boxing Association li~htweight title with a unanimous 15-ro und de· cis ion over Rodolfo "Gato" Gonzalez. Noel, 33, mounted an early offensive and held back a strong finish by the 22-year-old Gonzalez ... Rene Arnoux of Fr ance, taking advantage of t he extra power generated by his tur bochar ged He nault. broke the lap record at the Monza Autordrome and gained the pole position for the Itali an Gra nd Prix. Bradley against rugby match LOS ANGELES <AP> Mayor Tom Bradley on Saturday asked the mayors or two cities where a South African rugby team is set to play to cancel the matrhes. · · 1 do respectful I y urge that you take the ap· propnate actions to cancel the Springboks' a p· pearance in your city," Bradley wrote in Mail· grams to the mayors . The text of the documents, addressed to Mayor Jane Byme of Ch icago and Mayor Erastus Corning of Albany, N Y . was re· leas ed by Bradley's press secretary Tom Sullivan. "Besides the fact that the proposed m atches would violate a United Nations sports boycott against South Africa. there are numerous other pertinent reasons for not playing the matches in this country." Bradley wrote "Among those con· cerns are the possibility of violent reactions to the Springboks' appearance which have occurred in previous matches elsewhere and threats by many nations lo boycott the 1984 Olympic games in the United Sta tes to demonstrate their opposition to the unconscionable apartheid policies of South African government." Springboks games m Rochester. N.Y., and New York City already have been canceled d ue to serurity cons iderations. •• Malav a si vow: W e wOn't lose New-look Saints Jws t Rams Hy J OHN St;VANO OI -Dallr ,.. ... tc.tl NF.~ ORLEANS ftams Coach Ray M<1luvas1 m ~1dc u vow to the media earlier this we('k "We're not goan~ lo IOfie lo New Orleans." th(' coach boldly predirtt!d Malavasi m a d e tht· s tatement after one reporter ask him 1f a loss against the Saints wo uld put his job 1n jeopardy 'Tm not going to even think about that," he added Maybe he won't , but anotht•r loss would make the ire a b1l thinner ta•'s walking on these days. UKF. HOUSTON. th1• Scunts s houldn't provide much o f a problem today oo a m 1 But then. the Oilers didn't follow the game plan toe> well last week, did they? The Rams Wlll be meeling a Saints team that has a new t•oac.·h <Bum Plulh1~1. a new offense. a new defense und more.· than 20 new races. Even On TV today channel 2 at 10 a.m. quarterbark Archw Manning kidded: "It took me awtule before I learnc-d who I was dressing next to this season." The Sa111ts have 15 rookies. four of whom st art on defense. Under Ph1ll1ps, New Orleans has also changed from the fie.>. to the 3-4 Offensively, there are s imilarities. t oo. There's a central figure an the backfie ld - Heis man Trophy winner George Rogers who, like Earl Campbell. figures to get his hands on the ball between 25-to·35 times a game I N T H F. S A INTS' open er again s t Atlanta Rogers ~ained 61 yards on 13 carries and also caught one pass for an additional yard. That was the h1ghhght. though. as the Saints looked anyttung but saintly. Three fumbles and one anterreplion helped keeµ New Orleans out of the end zone. Of course. It was turnovers, loo !three kt>Y inte rceptions> that proved to be the R ams' downfall as Houston converted the miscues into 13 points and a 27-20 victory Pat Haden. who rompletecl 11 of 20 passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns, ne\ertheless looked rusty a nd was ) anked in favor or Jeff Rutledge a t the beginning of the fourth qua1ter Hutledge I 5 of 8 for 97yards1 looked s harp and almost pulled the game out 1n the process wh1('h c aus ed some s perulat1on t oward another quartcrbat·k controversy THE R E ISN'T ONF., however, as Ma lavas1 ins1s~ Haden is No I Another poor outang might change that, though In the meantime. MaJavas1 has to concern himself with the Saints' pt.'r!>Onnel and wha t problems ma) develop as a result "We know what Manning can do.' said !\1alavasi of the 11-yea r \'eteran ··Rogers is new, hut their offense 1s s1m1har to what Houstnn·s W .J'> wht•n Bum <and Campbel I 1 "a.'t there ·or rours t•. they've also changed tn a lhre<'-man line defrnsively and. ves. we don't know much about the rwr5onnel there But right now. from what l'\t' seen they pla~ the three-m an hnc• l)('tter than they did the Oe-< ~·year ago .. A year ago, the· n ams did a good joll or embarrassing New Orleans twice First at home. winning 45 31 an a "ild affair that sa" the Rams bwld a 31 7 ad\ a ntage And then 1n Ne" Orleans. whe n lht•) pummeled the Saints, 27-7 on national 1elt•v1s 1on It's that type of medicine that the R ams and Malavas1 and Haden need right about nov. Sadd le hack d ~fense to ug h , F'res hman running back Da\'ld A s hford scampered 5~ y ards for a touchdown o n Saddleback Coll('ge's second play of the da) to lughhght the G auchoo;; scnmm~1ge "-1th powerful Fullerton Saturday morning The Hornets of Cnarh Hal Sherbeck also got on the scoreboard onct' <m a 30., ard TD run b\ freshman Arnold Thc1mas on their third sene~ c)f downs Coach Ken Swearingen's Gauchos were particularly tough on defenst• in holding Fullerton to Just one first down an its first two possessions Baseball standings AME RICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City x-Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Seattle Ao gels W L Pct. GB 17 15 .531 15 15 .500 1 14 16 .467 2 15 18 .455 2'h 13 19 .406 4 13 20 394 41h 11 19 .367 5 East Division Detroit 21 11 656 Baltimore 18 14 .563 3 x·New York 18 14 .563 3 Milwaukee 19 15 .559 3 Boston 17 14 .548 3~ Cleveland 17 17 .500 5 Toronto 15 16 .484 5h x -First-half division winner ,,_.y'1Sc- T .... J,~J TM...,loJ, SMltle O Botton t. ..._ Y-1 Detroit I I, CleWIMd t I U IN\1"9'1 l(al'I•• 01Y 4, Oelllend 0 "'"'"--.... ftlmot•, M ll'I,...,.), CNc ... I ,_.,..o- r .... tJ«'tll!N HI e1 .._. .. cw'" M l CleY911ftd Cs.lllMt J.JI •I o.1'91t IWllceJt '"11 1._~i1ton IT-M l et H .. Ten 1~ Cllluoo (TrOl/I Ml •t MIM .. ol• (Jee~ ~fl 8•111,,,_. CSI-._., et Mllwa11h• CVMlf-.ovlcll 11·41 ll!i~ City C-~I) et QMI-(Mee.tty 0n1.,..,,_~~ * NATIO NAL LEAGUE West Division W L Houston 21 11 Atlanta 18 13 x-Dodgers 18 14 Cincinnati 17 l4 San Francisco 17 14 San Diego 9 24 East Divisio n Pct. GB 656 - .581 21~ .563 3 548 3~ 548 31h .273 12~ St. Louis 17 12 .586 - Chicago 16 16 500 2''l Montreal 15 15 500 2\? New York 15 17 469 3\.'i x Phil adelphia 13 18 419 5 Pittsburgh 13 21 .382 61h x First-half division winner _, .• sc- Clr>elnnetl •. o..i.en S 111 lnnlnvsl Mon1,..91 t. Oll<aoo o Plll.O..rgll 6, ""lledell:>ttla 2 All ..... S, Sen Ole9D 4 (II lnnlnetl $1. Lewis 4. ...... Y-J (IJ lnnl"Vll HOU•-s. s.. Frenc•KO, T-r·eo.-. ~ ('#elcll T•I et Cln<lnnetl CPHton H I P~fl•OelP"I• (M . Devis .. JI •• PlltsbllrVI! CJ-•>21 S..1'1 Oa.., IElchel ........ 7•1 at All-• 19otol >IOI New Yortl (Falc-J.JI •I St Lovls (~IMI Ml MOnlrHI C&ttw1..,, 2-11 at C~lce.,o ll(r•vec 1-<ll Sen Fr-lsco tAleH,,.,., 1-11 •I t+outleft IK,.._rr~I It's a two-TV set day Football. baseball , tennis and even more football on tap n, HOW tlO I,, llANU' Of ,,.. o.<t~ ,.,..,. 1wff l'ht•n · ' ..i lo.: J.11n Ind a' 1111 \ lt.'Y. t•n . and only thus,• Y.1th .1 \t•11 1,1 -.w11i h fnu11 onl' l'h;rnnel to • mother t11 Y.lth two or m1111• -.l't-. 11v,11lable, will be .1blt• to l.ikt· 111 all l ht· .it•t11111 '1'11 ~:l'I lht• day i-lurll-'11, lhl'rl' a1 t' two Nfo'L ~u nit•i-at ltJ this rnu1·11111t( m..lwlm~ tht· Rums at Nt•y. 01 11 .. 1nt. t ('hun n t·I :! 1 u111l H ouston ul l 'l .. vdancl cc 'hannel 41 llast'lrnll lak1•s ov1·1 :.it It with tlw Yankee:. and ltt'll Sox 1l 'h;11111el 7 1 follo\H•<I h\ tht.> Dodgers Ul ('111<·11111.111 Ill n11 111111•-. l .1t t•1 <C'h.innt•I 11 1 l't·nn1s huff-. will ~l'I a tt•pn t•vc with tht.' men·., f11tu b oftlw t ' S Opc 11 <(.'h.rnnl'I ~1 ,1nd fo1 varu.•ty 11 "' lht• "11•\\. i-:ngl.iml P ,1tnuts .1t l'hllj dt•lph1.t 1(.'h;rn1wl 11 <ind l ht• Tt•>.as HJll)!t'r'I .i t the Angels 1C11 :i 11m.•I f11, ;.ill at I u 'l'loc•k ('olh·gl' loolball f:im. '' 111 liJ\ e 111 "'..ill until 4 o d nt•k for lhl· Saturd..i ~ 111.:hll,.:hh < C:hannl'I 7 1 with thl' LISC Tt•nnt•s:-.c.•c h1ghh1=:hts :it '1 30 <Chan- nel 71 IC vou an• .:1 St ;mford o r Purdue fan. you 1·41n n•h\ c· Sat ur da) .., ~a m~ :1t 11 30 lonigh t on ('hunnt'l 9 Following are the top '>ports event <. on TV today Ratings an~ • • .• excellent , , , • worth watching, •• l air • forget 1t @ 10 a.m., Channel 2 " " " ' NFL FOOTBALL: ?ams at New Or leans Announcer s: Gdry Bender And Hank Stram The Ram'> seek to bounce back from their open ing game lo'>s to Hou-.ton w ith Pat Haden still at the cont rols New Or leans, und11r new Coach Bum Phillips, is also 1ook.1ng for its f1r-.t wm and if the Sa ints get within '>coring range, 11 wilt be Benny Ricardo on the tiring linP R1tardo 1s a lor rner Costa M esa High and Or ange Coast College place-kicking specialist ~ 10 a.m .. Chan nel 4 v '-" ' NFL FOOTBAL L : Houston al Cleveland. Announcer s: Don Criqui and Bob Trumpy E ar t Campbel I dnd the Houston Oiiers movt! from Anaheim Stadium to Cleveland for tneir second stra ight road game of the 198t season. The Oiiers won 1n Anaheim and Cleveland wa'> bombed by San Diego at horm· Monday night, tdU<;1ng coach Sam Rut19t1ano to take anoth;.r look at h1'> team tor todc'ly's gdmP. II will bP Brian Sipe at quartPrbac le with M ike and Grt>q Pr •J1 tt doinq the running e 11 a.m .. Channel 7 ' v " BASE BALL· Bo'> I On at New York Announcers : Al M 1cnaets and Don Drysdale. The Red Sox will se nd former Angel hurler Frank Tanana (3 8) to the mound against the Yankees' Ron Guidry ( 10-3) in today's final game of lhe ser ies New York, under new manager Bob Lem on. traits Detroit by two three games whtle Boston 1s back of the New York club. n 11:10 a.m., Channel 11 " v 11 " DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at Cincinnati Announcers: Ross Porter and Jt:!rrv Doggett The Dodgers find themselves struggling oo this trip into Cincinnati, losing the first two games of the ser ies. Today 1t wlll be Bob Welch (7·6) going for the Dodger s against Frunk Pastore (U) ot t he Reds Cincinnati is only a half game behind the Dodger s 1n the West standing!. ® 1 p .m ., Channel 2 v ./ ./ TENNIS: U.S. Open Announcer•: Brent Musburger, Pal Summerall, rony Tr abert and John Newcombe . It wlll be John M c Enroe against BJorn Soro in another classic confrontation in today's men's finals of the Open. M cEnroe defeated Vitas Gerulaltis in five sets, S-7. 6'-3, 6-2. 4-6, 6-3 to oaln the finals while Borg, w ho has never won here, defeated Jimmy Con· no rs. 6·2, 7-5, 6-4. McEnroe Is defending champion. 1 p.m., Channel 4 N FL FOOTBALL : New England at Philadelphia Announcers: Dick Enberg and John Brodie. The hlgh·flylng Eagles will have Ron Jaworski at the helm with Wilbert Montgomery and Perry Harrington at the runn1 nfeback spots in quest of their second straight victory. ew England, on the other hand, lost a heart-brea er 1n its opener , 29-28, to Batt1more and will be out to even its record today. (l!J] 1 p.m .. Channel S v " ANGELS BASEBALL: Texas at Angels Announcers; M et Allen, Ron Fairly and Joe But lltta The struggling Angels will send young Mike Witt ( 5 8> to the mound today against veteran Ferguson Jenkins (5-8) of the Rangers. Texas is in the thick of the pennant scramble while the Angels are in last place in the Western Division standings. OTHER TELEVISION 5 30 am. (2) NFL REVIEW ANO PREVIEW. 9 30 a.m . (2) NFL TODAY -A took at how such heralded rookies as He1sman Trophy winner George Rogers and Hugh Green fared in the first wee k and a profile of running back Billy Taylor and l1nebakcer Lawrence T aylor of the New York Giants. I 30 p.m . (7) SPORTSBEAT -With Howard Cosefl. 2 pm. (7) GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS A tribute to Bob Hayes, one of the few athletes to make the transition from wor ld class sprinter to All- pro football player . Tom Seaver is the host. 4 p.m. (7) COLLEGE FOOTBALL '81 Bill Flemming 1s the host tor this weekl y wrap-up of the college football scene. 4 30 pm. (7) USC FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS. 11 p.m (q i SPORTS SHACK. 11 :30 p.m. (9) COLLEGE FOOTBALL Stan- ford vs Purdue Taped Saturday RADIO Football Rams at New Orlean'>, 10 a.m .. KM PC (71 0); Detroit at San Diego, 1 pm., KSDO ( 1130). Baseball Dodgers at Cincinnati, 11 a m ., KABC (790), Texas at Angels, 1 p.m., KMPC 1710). Tennis U.S. Open reports. 12: SO. 1: 15, 1: 50, 2· 15, 2 so. 3.15, J:SO p.m .. KNX (1070). (The Daily Pilot is not responsible for late changes. l OCC defense tough AZUSA After both teams failed to scor e 1lur1ng a r egulation scri mmage, Coach Dic k Tul·kcr ·s Orange Coast College Pirates managed tn f ind the end zone three times from a goal line 11lft•nsr Saturday m or ning against Citrus College. Bul \\h;1L impressed Tucker most in his '81 ~q11;1d :-. !11•but wa:-. Lhc Pirate defense wh1C'h held Citrus to Just 32 nC't yards on 62 plays • 1 was really pleased with our defense.'· noted 'l\11:kcr. wh<i 1s trying to tum things around after baek Lo·baek 2·8 seasons Orange Coas1 DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Seplember 13, 198 1 83 McCalUll Wenzla// From Page 81 TROJANS. • • ( 532) but there were a lot of penalties. too 05 for 161 yards > · · M u.zur st arted out as well as an y quarterback I 've ever had. lie knew what w as> going on m or e than f did. f 'm totally im· pressed with Mazur. He had that look in his eye The team had l hat look ·'Allen obviously had a great night He's quicker and a more dynamic runner He might have gotten 400 yards i f he had stuck ar ound." After Allen's fourth TD the Trojans added three points on a 47 -yard field goal by sophomore Scott Livingston, but the shutout , ended Wlth eight seconds left in l he lhird period on a fourth- dow n pa'i!. from the one after the TrOJa ns r efused the gr ound r oute. A fter that it was mopup time and freshman quarterback Sean Salisbury tossed a three·yard scoring str ike to another Edison lligh product , sophomore Mark Boy er. t h e l a t ter 's fi rst touchdown for the Troj ans. It was a "gut pass" to Boyer and the 6·5 standout said, "I was surprised they called that. But th e com ers were over -playing the r un I didn't wan t to drop it, it was so easy." T he defense lim it ed Tennessee to 159 y ards but Robinson re· fused a blank check . "We could have been a ltttle m ore ag- gressive against the option and s ome i n terce p tion s w ere dropped." .Eagles overwhelm Centurions, 28-14 ~ By JACK MJNTt~R Of .. o.lty,..... ..... €11tanclu High, living up to it.$ No. 6 pre·seuon r anking in the Orange County high school root· ball 1>011, put away the Cypress Centurions. 28·14, before a c rowd of about 3,000 fans at Davidson Field Saturday night Led by Jim McCahill and Curt Wenzlaff, the Eagles came out l ooking much like the 1980 Eagle team that went into post -season Cl F action "We've lost three of our of· tensive linemen, but f thought the kids really cam e out strong tonight," said Eagle Coach Ed Blanton. .. Wenzl a ff was tough and M cCahlll looked good tn the ear l y going. lf it w asn't for tha~ goal line stand the whole gam e could have changed," Blanton continued. The goal line stand Blanton· r ef erred to w as late in the fourth quarter with the E agles leading 28-14. Following E st an cia's fourth touchdown. a one-yard r un by Wenzlaff with 9.45 left in the final stanza, the Centurions fought their way downfield rrom their own 20 to the Est ancia three Ther e the Estancia defense took over in not letting Cypress pass through into lhe end zone E st ancia's Pat West, M ar ci al Ga l lardo and Mik e Sm i th sm othered one Cypr ess r unning back after another befor e Estan· cia took over at the one Had Cypress scor ed and ex· eculed an onside kick {as they did t o start the second hair> Est ancia would have been in trouble. The Eagles' Wenzlafr was the workhor se of the night, often seen runrung over the gridiron with at least two defensi ve men r iding rum piggyback lll:s1dcJ> htb fourth quarter TO, W 1• n z I ~1rr took 1 ht· op en in g 1':1>tan<·1u drive in for sill points as he run ar ound right end with fj 22 left an thl· rar:sl quarter. <iu urlnbuc k PAT k i c k e r M1·Cah111's rirsl of four extra points was good WcnzluJf r an 25 times for 15~ yards lie only had one negative run ant1 ~ol six of the eight Estam·1u rushing rir st downs M t Cah11l showed why he Is look e d upon a s a fear ed quarterback aroun d the Sea View l.t'ague us ht> rornpleted I:! of 20 pa!-.sl's for 179 yards and on1• 1lllt.'r<'CPt1Un Ru tiers' Pao • • • ts 11npress 1v~ ~>phwnon• qu.11 ll'' h.1l0k Sam ,\1c•llo h.ul plt·nt' of tllTil' to f111d lus r t'<'l'l\'l·r .... running backs Todd Elliott ;111d Stt'H ' Kott.lee hrokt· loost• w1th sorn<' healthy gains, and dt•frns1ve end Juruor Puu showed ht• h:icl <·omplet<•ly 11·1·m t•rt•d I rtlm .i k rll'l' injury Sa t urd :1v '" C;o ldl•n Wesl (' o I 1 L' i! 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STORE HOURS; MOl'ftnfV-FRIDAY 10-9 -SATURDAY10·6 -SUNDAY 10-5 0 -.., 84 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 Alabama hocked by Tech' "'rum AP dl'!pal<'hf's 'l'l'S('Al.OOSA, Ala Robert Luvt•ltt•'s two yurd t<>tu:hdown dt\ t• 111 ltw fourth quart{'r gave Ct'<>r~1:1 Tt1C'h ::i :,tunning 24 21 v1r1ory ovt•r St•rond-ra nked Aluhiunu S;1turd ay in college root ball For th<' Yt•llow J a<'ke ts, ~4 pmnt urnJl'rdo~s . it was their fi rst Ol){'111ng game victory in 11 st•asoni. un<i d<'Javed Alabama Coad1 Be;u· Bry<.int's drive to beromt• lht· winningest l'Oach of <•II ttnw Geo rgia s luggis h '\TllENS, Ga Buck Belue seored one touchdown a nd pass~rl for a noth er an~ All American lkrschel Walker ramhlt•d for 167 yards as s ixth ranked Georgia, in a s luggish 1>erformance, beat t'al~fornia 27 13. II was lht· 15th consecutive v1c·tnry for the defe nding natwnal champions, lhl' longest wrnning stn•ak in the nation Semino les s truggle 1'ALLA ll ASSEE, F l a . St>nwr fuJlback Mi chael Whiting ran threl' yards for a touchdown a nd fresh man Mike Re ndina booted a 46-yard field goal as 18th ranked Florida State fought off .stubborn Memphis Slate 10·5. Th e v1cto rv hik e d t h e Sem1nOIC's ' recor·d to 2·0, while lht.• Tigers lost for the second t1mt• 111 as many outings 01 · M iss holds l'OLU M Bl A Quarterback J ohn F'ourl'ade directed Mis- s1ss1pp1 to a pair of touchdowns ancl a field goal in the fourth qu.1rlt'r as the Rebels defeated South l'aruhna. 20 13. South Carolina took a 3·0 lead earl~ m th<' s econd period on a 26·) <1rd field goal b y Mark FlN•l wood a nd built the lead to 13·3 f1\•t· minutes into the set"ond half Wo lf pack s harp Wl:"\STON SA LEM, NC Frt.>shman st•ns at1on Joe Mein tnsh rushl'<I 25 limes for 220 yards ant.I two touchdowns to lead North Carolina State to a 28·23 '1c'lor) O\'er Wake Forest 1n an \llant1c Coas t Conference gamt' i\t C'lntosh. who gained 131 yards in his debut a week ago, o n l' (' a g a 1 n a w a k e n e d t h e Wolf p:1<·k offense• He scored on runs or 36 and :!8 yards N Carolina coasts l 111\ P E I. II I l. L . N C l'<ulb;H·k Kt•lvin Bryant S('Ored six touchclowns and rushed for 211 'ards as l3t h ranked North Carolina c-rushed i-:a st Carolina Sfi.o 111 a non t onf..rence game Bn.111t '-'ho ac·cumulated 93 yarcis 011 his !H'oring plays. hrokt• loose• l'nr fnur tOU{'hdovms 1n tht• first hJlr highlighted b~ a \5 ~<•rd off 1.1t:klt' burst Clemson rallies NEW OH LEANS Arter spot · ling Tulane five first -quarter points, Cle mson came alive on a five yard plunge by tailback Cliff Austin a nd two fourth· quarter fi eld goals by Bob PauJJ. ing to down the Green Wave 13·5 Michigan stunned Nebraska upset ; Bell, Seurer aid. Kansas From t\P dlspakht'H MADISON, Wis Sophomore Je~s Cole 1>1tssed for touchdown~ on plays covenng 17 yards to Marvin Nt.'ul a nd 71 yards to John Williams, sparkin~ Wiscons in to a 21 14 upset o( top-rankf'd Michigan in college football Saturday William s, a tailback, caught a Cole screen µass about five y ards behind the line of scrimmage a nd raced down the le rt sideline lo score, breaking a 14 14 deadlock with 5· 13 left In the third quarter . The Badgers. beaten by a combined margin of 176-0 by Michigan in the teams' past four games, held on to de feat the Wolverines for the first time in 15 gcim es s ince 1962. It was Michigan's fi rst defeat in a season opener in Bo Schembechler's 13 seasons as the school's coach. Iowa 10, Nebraska 7 IOWA CITY Eddie Phillips scorl'd on a short run. Lon OleJniczak kicked a 35-yard fi eld goal and Iowa held o n in the second half to upset seventh·ranked Nebraska 10-7 , A record Kinnick Stadium crowd of 60,160 saw Iowa avenge a 57·0 loss to the Cornhuskers last year Iowa capitahzed on a short punt and an interception for its two scores in the first half a nd the llawkeyes' d efense contained Nebras k a's offense throughout the game Kansas 19. Oregon 10 LAWRENCE, Kan. , Sophomore quarterba~k Frank Sl'urcr set up Kerwin Bell's six-yard touchdown run. in a hook-up of former Edison High star s, and S('ur er also tossed a 22-yard scoring pass to Bob Johnson, leading Kansas lo a 19-10 victor y over Oregon. The Jayhawks, 2-0. jumped to a 14·0 lead in the first quarter before the Ducks. 0·2. closed lhe gap to 14·10 in lhe second quarter Seurer connected with Wayne Capers for a 4-0 yard pass to the Oregon 10 on the J ayhawks · second possession Walter Mack rushed four yards to the six. then Bell. another sopho more. took a wide pitch from Seurer and scooted around right end for the touchd own and KaJlmeyer's kick m ade it 7-0 Purdue 27, Stanford 19 MIDWE T 167 yards m cludmg a 55-yard sconng s trike and Northwestern failed in a late two point conversion attempt as Indiana held on fot· a 21·20 triumph over lhe Wildcats in a Big TPo ol)(.'ne1 Notre Dame 27. LSU 9 SOUTH BEND, Ind. Blair Kiel and Tim Koegel each threw a touchdown pass and Stacey 'J'oran intercepted two passes as fourth ranked Notre Dame made Gerry Faust's collegiate foot· ball coaching d ebut a s mashing succ:ess with a 27·9 victory over Louisiana State Illinois. 27, Michigan St. 17 EA5'T LANSING, Mich Quarterback Tony Eason fired two touchdown passes and s parked the 1 llinois attack as the Illini dumped Michigan State 27·17 in lhe Big Ten opener for both teams Eason hst on 20 of 36 passes for 294 yards to· keep the Spartans off balance Mi chigan State, meanwhile, could move only s poradically on the ground or in the air Sooners struggle to top Wyoming From AP dispatche NO RMAN, Okla Third-ranke,d Oklahoma, behind a flashy second-half performance by re- s erve quarte rback Darrell Shepard and the run ning of a group of swift backs. overcame scrappy Wyoming, 37-20 Saturday Shepard. who ran for two touchdowns a nd passed for another, replaced starting quarterback Kelly Phelps late in the first half after Phelps had ~uided the Sooners t o a 17 13 lead Texas 31 . Rice 3 O.lly Pllet """'° 'Y Cllnlu surr Former champion Bnan Lindley t rails Newport's Paul O'Shea , two others. by tliree strokes WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind Tailback Jimmy Smith scored three touchdowns, one on a 100-yard kickoff return. leading Purdue to a 27-19 victory over 19th-ranked Stanford in their season opener AUSTIN, Texas Rick Mcivor nfled two touchdown passes. including a 65-yarder to the man he r eplaced at quarterback, and the eighth· ranked Texas Longhorns rolled to a 31-3 Southwest Conference victory over Rice Newport's O'Shea tied for CM lead The three first-half scores by Smith helped the Boilermakers to a 20·10 lead. but the passing ol quarterback J ohn Elway and a pair of field goals by Mark Harmon kept the Cardina ls clos e throughout A 59-yard field goal by Harmon as time ran out in the second quarter and a I-yard touchdown µass from Elway to Vincent White late in the third quarter pulled Stanford within 29· 19 before the Boilerma kers' Scott Campbell directed the clinching touchdown drive It was Texas' 16th consecutive victory over the Owls in this season opener for both teams Arkansas 14, Tulsa 10 FA YEITE\'ILLE. Ark Ldt footed Bruce La ha) booted a 46-)ard f1dd goal \\1th 5 51 left 1n lhe fourth quarter t o put Arkansas ahead for the first time un its "a) to a 14·10 non·conference \'lCtorv over Tulsa Ry HOWARO L. HANDY Ol IM Delly ~ .... St~ P<1ul O'Shea of Newport Beach wa~ lied with Bob Anderson and Ron Moore for the Jead in the championship flight of the Costa Mesa Open golf tournament after the first round Saturday with the final I~ holes to be played today O"Shea. a member at Santa Ana Couhtrv Club a nd the Mission Viejo club cha mpion and a st ate cimal eur fi nalist, rired a 31 34 65 over the shorter Mt•sa Ltnd<i course during the f1rsl r ound nf play lhal was del<ned for more than an hour by f«1g Anderson 1s from Downey and a membt•r of WAG A while Moore 1s from Fullerton and an Imperial c:olf Club member. Three former champions. Brian Lindley ( 1980 >. Ken Teel <1976 ) and Jim George 11973> were all lied at 68. three strokes Ix-hind the leaders . There were five other s al 66 and e ight at 67 wtth the top 16 and ties starting play on the longer Los Lagos course at noon today. Lindley, Teel and George will be in a group just in front of the leaders according to chairma n Joe Coste llo. The three former cha mpions all finis he d at 68 Saturday Flig ht leaders included Bob Ogle of Brea and Alla Vista CC in the first flight with a 74-7 -67; Jim Bowling of Tus tin and Willowi c)< GC (72-13 59 ) is tied with George Leier of Lakewood and Sky links GC 172· 13 59) for the second flight lead The third flight leader is Gary Achman of Huntington Reach and Meadowla rk CC with an 82 18 64 L indley , the defending c·hamp1on. and Teel finished second a ye ar ago Ohio State 34, Duke 13 COLUMBUS. Ohio Tim Spencer bolled 82 yards on lllh·ra nked OhJO State's opening play from scrimmage for his first of three touchdowns Saturday, leading the Buckeyes to a 34-13 ro mp over Duke. Spencer. the Buckeyes· full-back last season. made his first start as a college tailback His opening burst was t he second longest touchdo wn run from scrimm age in Oh.to Slate history Indiana 21, Northwestern 20 EVANSTON. lll Junior college trans fer Babe Laufenberg connected on 12-of-16 passes for Lahay , whose lackluster punt in g kept Arkansas m a holt.> m uch of the dav. added a 21-yard field goal mo ments later when Tulsa·s fourth-down fake punt failed at its own I I Jason Staurovsky's 42-yard field goal in the third quarter gave Tuls a a JO O lead SMU 34, N . Texas St. 7 DALLAS -Craig James and Eric Dickerson combined for more than 200 yards rus hing and four touchdowns as Southern Methodist thundered past outgunned North Texas State 34-7 James gained 137, Dickerson added 126 and each had a pair of rushing touchdowns as the s wift. talented Mustangs ran their record to 2 0 North Texas fell lo 0·2 Late interceptions ruin Titans' bid, 14-9 Oregon State rallies from 28-0 deficit for 31-28 win over Fresno State From AP dispatches LOGAN, Utah Safety Thomas Bates intercepted two passes in the end zone in the final 1 :28 of play Saturday as Utah Slate held off Cal Slate Fullerton, 14·9 in a WEST Pacific Coast Athletic Association football deflected Fresno State pass at the gagiael. State Fullerton 's final scoring Bulldogs· 37 to set up the winning score. chance came after Utah State punter Guy Washington 34, Pacific 14 McClure took an intentional s afety with 51 sct"onds to play on a fourth down play from SEATILE Dennis Brown scored on second year Coa ch Darryl Roger s the lOOth win of his 17 year college coaching career BYU 45. Air Force 21 PROVO. Utah Quarterback Jim McMahon fired four louchdo\m passes and Waymon Hamilton scored three limes as 15th-ranked Brigham Young trounced the Air Force Academy 45-21 in a Western Athletic Conference game Long B e ach State rebounds the 15-yard Une. The Titans moved to the runs of nine and 11 yards and Tim Cowan Aggie 27 and Bates' interception came on completed 12 of 17 passes for 168 yards and rourth down one touchdown as 17th-ranked Washington McMahon, who missed practice with a fever Friday a nd suffered chills at game time. connected on 30 of 39 passes for 226 yards. His scoring aerials covered 10. 12. 4 and 11 yards BYU. 2-0. rolled up a 31 ·7 lead midway through the t.hJrd period D E KALB . Ill \AP> Doug lack that rolled up 270 yards 0 St 31 F St 28 beat Pacific 34·14. Northern Illinois opened the regon . , resno . A crowd of 40 ,430 in Husky Stadium saw the defending Pacific· 10 Conference sco r i n g with a one-ya rd CORVALLJS, Ore. -Junior Ed Singler champions have little trouble with their Land s pt'ared a 19-yard touc hdown pass from Angelo Gasc·a and rushed for 146 yards Saturday to lead Long Beach Sl ate to :1 l7 7 win over Northern Illinois touc hdown plunge by tailback threw three touc hdown passes and ran for opponent from the Pacific Coast Athletic Pete Roth aft er an 11-play. 56· another -all in the second half -as Association. San Diego St. 30, Colo. S tate 14 yard drive Oregon State rallied from a 28-0 deficit to FORT COLLINS. Colo. Senior Long Beach scored on a 47· edge Fresno State 31·28 in a nonconference Arizona St. 52, Utah 10 quarterback M att Kofler broke a San yard field goaJ by former Sad· game . I Diego State smgle-game passing record as L and '" c atch with nine minute-; gone in the third quarter put the 49ers ahead to stay after they s potted a 7·0 lead to the Huskies in the early going. dleback Coll ege kicke r Guy The victory ended the Beavers' 14-game TEMPE -Senior fullback Gerald Riggs he led the Aztecs to a 30·14 Western Johnson in the second quarter, losing s treak and was the first for head rushed for 139 yards and two touchdowns Athletic Conference victory over Colorado cutting the margin to 7-3. The coach Joe Av ezzano, in his second season one coming on a 70-yard run -as 20th· State. 49ers took the lead on Land's atOregonState. ranked Arizona State opened its season The 6 3, 185 pound s 1gn al·caller third quarter catch, and iced the Chris Mangold gave Oregon State the with a 52-10 non-conference victory over completed 35 passes to erase the mark of Gasc a completed 10-o r-22 passes for 129 yards to comple· m ent a potent 49er rushing al· victory when Gasca kept the ball victory with a 33-yard field goal with 1:49 Utah . 33 set by Jesse Freitas in 1973 and with his fo r a nine-yard quarterback remaining in the game. Beavers' d e-Quarterback Mike Pagel also passed for 52 attempts came close lo Brian Sipe's s neak into the end zone. fensive back Tony Fuller intercepted a two touchdowns as the Sun Devils gave mark of 53 set in 1971 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---'~~~~~-,-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~_} Daily Pilat Classifieds -II \OP desk. 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C•ultovs O.c1S10fl, RO<IOt 0 FllCll TitTW '413 s SIXTH llACI 6 lurlongs Mlct.o Fellow (Spencer I 9.&0 S l'O 4.00 Rainy Bui (lel)Utl S 10 l 10 Stwlootll IAll•rdyc.«l 4.00 "''° •Keo S.crel 1nt••c1ton, JOIW>N 1 Gold, Jemn w Pi,... Apprals~. MMntu Boy. Tlmo 1. n If} HVUlf" aACI I I "mllH <..tel-IL.eOutl I .0 t()I) HO ) 00 ) "° ) '° •••I We11n 0.11 ll9M In '"' Ro.ct I $twn( .,, Grev"''" 10.me11 AIM> re(ed •o•I CIMlka!M En.oy Time 1 • llS 110..T" IU.C• t hitlOllQ> WllCI aM ~-t I Row lft I I J OCI > 40 HO """ i.-te L .. !Men.I J 60 2 .0 l'ly A Jenny I C.,,_,, 1 IO Alto r-,..Pile, llqtd, Smootn 111w1 ~aO'C..ndy Tl""' I 11 l/S U IAACTA 11 t i pe111 1101 00 NI ltfJ H llA c;l . • I Ut IOl'IO> Go Oo f°""'r 1St•lllf19tl 4 .o 1 '° 1.0 lt111er•OY't R-ltt CC..1npe11 l .0 1 60 UI 111111 (AOWl•I 1 .0 Alto •«tel M1 H011W1C1. ,,..., • M>re<le lime. I.II >IJ TINTH ltAC• t lu•lonot a111Ano f.<NI ISlelll~I II 10 Pl•'t Prine.. Al (Mine) • Ill 400 llO )00 J•'" Foa ('--•> Altt0 recect O.•u•lll• V-.a.-trlllt Tim. 1 10 ., s J '° Oewn , 8 •rfllotorm .S IXACTA IJ I) Pth! 1114.SO U "'CJC SIX ll+S-I t JI peld U9,1'f Cl "''" -wl.v.lng tl<kel hi• Mrw•I p "'<~ Sl• conto(•llon ptld '330 IO w11r. )0 wl""'"O ll<k•h (five f\Otlft) U Piek Sh "telt" CDntOlttlon Ptld ~I"° With 39 wlnNnQ llekth Cfour "°'-· Of\t Kr•IUI) ILIY!ll'ITM aACI. 6 furlono• i..og.rllythm t He rrl1) 9 80 Mollvlly CC..rnp .. I 1moori.,1 Mlrno tSoenur1 A l10 rHtCI Sumell'ttno RewarcMno. Time 1·Q111/S U llCACTA C:>-41 peld S~ 00 TWELnH "ACE. I I 16 mllu 4 10 280 300 140 HO 0"''"0 o.1c 'c..o.1 CG<imer > n "° 13 20 / eo Bttttr 9tlleve (Allt rdYte I I I 10 6 .cl Pelle ... CAonol J oO Alto r.c.O Ctrdentl 8rynowyn, I It Out Wot. Nelllewr, H•Dlt •010 Tl,.,., 1-414 S U EJIACTA l4·ll palo '1,11t SO Attt~e 19,4'10 Del Mer Fair s.ATUaOAY'S llUULTS Cini of 14-4ttt mHll"lll OUARTEaHOllSIU "'an RAC([. JSO Y••d• i...11T •P 'Ooml nouu) J oo 1 60 1 40 Kepltrt OrOtr tScllv1nevt101l J 40 J.IO Roy•I MIU Duo H.onQI 310 Alto r.ced S.nker • O.nov Jtt Crfd11 ~t•ren<•, CN<k'• e.v Time 17 91 U e.XACTA (H ) oeto $17 10 Sl:COl'IO aACE J~ Y••d> Frosiy Velua (PtmMCl•I s 40 4 oO 280 Bold Ano Me"y I Oomlngut II I 00 4 40 Miu Ven Mtrcus tG<lrclal 3 60 AllO r•CeCI Ttme For Ton, Hum A runt Str•wvtnner. Mlle 0 AtD Time 18~ h41 llO RACE. lSO yards ""Gel's Polley IOomlnovtu 8rls1ol Ao•er 1Arms1•onol Mt. Serena Aetpe<I IG•rctal Also nice<! E•~Y Scooper C.uw I'm Fair Time II 01 540 JOO lflO l 80 JOO 100 Bo Sc rl.4l'ft, U E)(ACTA ('°II !Mid U2 00 • ' , THOaOUOH8RED5 l'OUaTH RACE 6 lur101111s Boy Btlowon IPiflCIY Jr I • 80 4 60 l 10 Belefron IC.Oll•IM I 4 60 l llO Rivel s Bond IVt1dl•1e.01 I 40 AllO r.ceo Ayan T P A !Huot, l'l!i T., Hurrle-Rtvelllo Jelly Oon\11 0.tp C.111e EOIW>Ot Rte"'" 8,otnt• Ttme I 11 ""''TN RACE t lurlot1gs AIW N Fly (0r1-I 12 .0 4 80 1 60 Fi..I Peul "'"'""' I Floresi 4 IO 2 80 -'t\11-Auler (Olivares> 2.40 Al\O ••cod Salt N E .. y Mlchtlle • Ort.om n,.,.. 1 111 .s u DAILY pc>UILE ... )) 11ato \01 "° SIJITH RACE .• lur•onos ..,ltly O'Toolt !Toro) • .0 110 2 flO Alemo StrenQH IC .. t•neo•I • 20 l «I Trt~ c;.,.,.. !R•mirttl • 00 Alto , • .., Proud Jell, 0 11 My AOC~"' Jam MMI, Slr .. mtl,..d MIU Time 1 11 'EYENTM ltACE, t turlo11111 Royal C.Pll•• I Plncay, Jr ) I 60 4.00 J 00 Slffl Mtsk (Vtlolvte.ol o IO 3 lO S..-notrs 1 Toro1 2 "1 Alto tKod Mystical SUllntU, Mr Al llfd, l t~el, '"'''QYt Falcon F•mt L•p1n Pir•mor Ttmt 1 IOJIS El~TH RACE 6 fwr101111s BlooO Royal Gem• I A•mlreU 10 10 S IO UO T ooo I Orll!Qe I I fJO l!tO f ake Fur ICtllaM<l•I 1 00 AllO r.c.O B•V Un4' Girt "'"'"" En..., Time I 11W1S S$ UtACTA 13 SI patd St~ 00 NINTH ••er • furiono• Howle 1 IUby CS<nonevoldll 1 80 • 80 • "1 Vlv1c1ous Solrll t0r1toal • "° • 80 Stray A 1.1n11 IW1nle nO) 0 eo Alto reef'(! Rec1no OeltoM, SIOnlt C.-1 Par1y ~nas, Ct11 bt11, 1.11 OrPhdn Anni• Time 1 1n s TINTM aAGE Ont m1l1 0-0Col•1• Lowr IOll••r .. 1 9 10 ) 00 2 40 S/wdy Fox (C.'1•fl•da I 1 60 no Gr•bln IOr1tOA I HO Alto rec.O ~or•-Glow, Sa m 'Cornol Ttme I l}J I U EUCTA ll·SI pe1d U1 SO U PICK SIJI t.J..l-1>-l·• 1) pa10 "42 876.JO wllr. -•Inning tocU IS (Sil< l\O•W•I p PIO Sia cOfltOl•llon pe10 \311 flO •1111 4S winning 1tckeh (five llO•~•~J ELEVENTH aACE. $1'> lurlonos Benny Bob (Mc(Arronl 4 40 l 10 1 flO Smt••11• (Hell) 4 00 l 40 r •• ,,,,,.., Luc' ICA•••n•d•I 410 AIM> raud 810 Pruen1allon PAt\ltr Gat1lt10 County Tlmt 1 011 'S teq,..ls lrtc~ •t<OtOI TWELFTH a ACE. I I It m1ln L.aUQllllno River ICAll-.S.I II IO I 00 S 10 Mls1tr 8-nl•mln tMcCtrron) ' eo s 10 Alto r«eo IC"•',...''· Or !>lor,, CrolTl'>Ofl Arrvw, Tru•1on·1 Ooublt Tl,.,.. L 4J• S u P ACT" , .. 3) N ICI n o1 so •ttono.nu t,411 Hollywood P•rk '4TUaOAY'I •IWLn ca••••,....----.> "'•n •AC•. Onemll• peu . FIHlly Frri (Todd) 4.00 J Cl LIO Sc>orty OICI At lT"9ml>i•• I I.Cl S.«I Treetllt't H-lsi-r .. I >.111 Aho ••<•If And'f• 1'0<11•l•l>le, Rtttoem.n.. Jlnttes 1meee. Mr. H.1111 .. Rey Oel Ctmlno, S.S..rlll• Arvo Time· t :OO 4/5. U IXACTA IH I peld Ml 10. Orango Coa s t DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Sop!ttrnber 13. I 98 I 8$ H COMO •ACI One mlle II"<• -A•ll•llC ..... .,1 It.• • • UO l.rc• l'lltv IGt\lf>drJ s.. s.• AllM Mat I'-IAllC>lnl 1-«I ,., .. •4ttt .. ·-" ... ,,.,...,.Sc•- .... M e_..,.IC ,_..let °""'"'•'·Cl ... 0.1' flM•. 1 "11' TMl"O •ACI. One mllo N<• Akw Akv (Wiii!-) 9 • j • UI Celln111 1•-1 • Cl • • l'lne11 .... c .. ,,_, ,. AIM ret;M· RM ltlcll, Tawfttl, Olt .. , Mftllty tiwY, M.V P ~mmer,,..... 8rvlwr, ........ Yaha TIMe: J • 11s. NI ltACTA IH I Miil llkJO POU an. "ACI. One rnll•-• &ti Clle,,. , .. ,.._, > • In lye Vkltlr l~I Otam...., 10.-r) ,. 1. .. J 00 t • l 60 Aloo rat.. GeonM1rlc, Jeur Hum•, ~ySler Time I 11 41' '1flTH llACI, °"41'1111•N<• O.yt'9'1t e ........ l~l\ILIO J Cl UO Heu,.. wen.., 1K.-.. 1 s JO >• Ce0t.in KNGN 1 ........ 1 SM ,., .. r-; R91(11 '°' -"'"· "••Noll Adore, E_,._reld K1"9, ICtr.l ... loa, Kelly Viv•, A .... Time 2'000 U IXAC'TA IM J pe10 '11100 IUCTM llACa, 0rM Miio pete C~re..-Red llC~•I Ito Jto U O l"wll Pec:ktl ta-.rl ! Cl J 40 Tn.t11 S.-y (Gnlfteyl UO Aho rec•CI· D•nln Eno. .. or. 01- 11111<1111i., C'MOll Hlllbllly, 811410e 11eby, S&er A-el, O\lnlttr, 81«11 ·-Tim• I S10 SIYlt:ltlfM "ACI. One mllat pect Aoy<• (~I l.el) l IO 2.CI MH!e FflU IV•ll ...... ~1 400 460 l'lellve HWl!tf l .. ylftsl tOO ,., ... rauct Tofl)ICI• ICnlglU, NIO.yloU, 8 rU<• Glmllla, F•lher Dvtty, B. C Count. TIMt· t S.S J/S U IX ACTA IHI pe10 U 1 liO U "'CIC SUI 1~1 .. > pelCI UO,IUJO w ltn 1-wl,,_s hlx llofte•I. Sl Pick $(~ contolellon oalo IJtl IO w1111 U wl""'" !II••,,.,...., llOMn. aACa. One mlle l)e(e Plpe10 (e.ker) 11.QO • . .O 2.ID M1u lu l1>P r,.,.,., CG•unoyl J ea ) ea lku Marin. IAVOlnl J.JO Alto rec.O II.st GI A-. ,,._,., Oftecllfl. 8rtlll•M Jckle, L-•<I, WllllOul ,, .. ,, Aeclno~. Time l'Jel/S ts IXACTA IH I paid "' lO I'll I NTM a AC I One mll• PK• SvncopeUon IHUdon) 1' 00 G•meSl10w 16eyleu) Cr•IO Del l(;n.n01I tto Ull t 40 I.Cl '00 4 1'4 ract<I Br«M.llefd, S.Col1lt11 Loch, Egyplltfl SeflOf, Aldln, Great G•I,., Time t·•.O 6J IXACTA t._l) pelO "SJ JO. TINTM "AC£. One mllo P«• Br_y _ OrlO I011er1tn>IOI ' Cl I to ) 60 J em•• Hondo I ICue«Mtf I I 10 4 . .0 Mwlll H-r (Alll>fnl J Cl Alto r.cect -r I(~, Kone C.0.11, Tak•" SI.,, WOrlr.y Rov•I. Frooly S•d-r, kooler l(o, Ton1 Bravo TIMe I JN JI~ U ()(ACTA 1 1~1) Otld"MOO Allt-• ll,"' COLLEGE USC 43. Tenneuee 1 _.,,~ Ten_.... o o 1 ~ r USC • JO 10 1--0 USC -All.., t run l"O l•lltcll USC IMlll• SO pen from Metvr (n'" ••lleo) use ,.,..,, .,,..,. CLl•>"l1i'°" k10 1 USC All ... 4 '"" (LlvlnvsltDn ,101 USC -All.., SI'"" (Jo<den ~lck) use FG Ll•lnvs-" Ttnn "'°"'' I PH~ ''°'" CO<.,r•ll (Revelr kl<" USC loyer J peu from S•ti>Dury IJorCl•n -l<llJ A U ,"7 ·-·-· MMJ•k• RUSHING Tenn ..... e. MOffll 1.-. aerry l).M, Ccxkre11 S-JO. Soul,.rn CAI,"' Jen U.tlO, LM Ull, Cr\11c-f.4) PASSING-TtnnH-, C«krell ~ 22 OIU••Skl ).I ~JO. Alttorre J ,.... Souttwm (e l, Muwr T ll·O·tl. Tln1loy 0·1·1·0 , S.llll><.try7_..• A ECEIVING T.,,,, ...... G•ull ).24 Morr" 2-4>. a.r"' J.J Soultwrn CAI Alltft • n. s1,.,,...,, , ... .,.,,,,.,. 1-io UCLA 35, Anion• 18 Scen..,.0-~ UCLA I l u Arif ON ' J • Arlr -FG _, 4} UCLA For99 4 pen from RamHy IJolln'°" kick I ~ UCLA c..r,.y 10 oei• tram Ram..., IJOMton Ille" Arla FG Wttoer 41 VCl.A Foroe • pen trom Rtm\ty IJolln'°" kkk> Arll W.,d 1 Pill '""" FUIC,_r lllk k t•ll.OI UCLA Curr ... JO run l-'-'""" klc~I Arlr IC•lll fumble 1'1KO•••r oeu .. 1 .... p1 talledl UCU. Bruno 1 run (Jo,,,,_ klclll A-.Jllll .... _,'--" RUSH ING UCLA Ht I ton 71-St. Br""° 11 ... , S.lpel• ~ C.,,,.., 2·Jl Arlr R~ l l1,Neltcll'l .. 11,.JoMIOn1 .. PASSING UCLA Aam\t" 14-76'(1 1.- Arlr Ful(,,., ~»-:>-JAi RECEIVING -UCLA WrlQfttmen ..... C•rnov >-•, Town•ll 1·l!I Ari• J"""- ..... Cer1., S-4>1, ..._.,.. HS. W•rd - Lonv Beach St. 17, N. 111. 7 k-"~'" L-Bttcll St .. o 0 l 1' 0 II Nontwrn llllnol• 1 o o 0-I NIU -llotll I run IS<ott kk k I long 8-0Ch FG Jo/VlllOn '1 Lono 11e«r. -Ltnd " IMU from FaK• ( Joftn'°" ~1<111 Lon9 lkacll Gt lU • rwn 1JOftnlOn k ick) A -11,llt Utah Slate 14. CS Fullerton 9 ..,_ •• o..,...... F11ll•r1on St 0 0 0 t Ulel\ St 0 1 I 0 14 USU -T11,.,.. l '"" -y trk k USU Jonu I• pu s lrorn C•n•l•I IM-y kick) FS -Brown ,. P .. I tram SI. Jee~ ISlelnU •1<111 FS -Selely, M<CIWO IM:kl.0 In •I'd f- A U,'71 , ..... -11..e.-n RUSHING -Fuller1on SI , J9<0on 11.41 G riffin t-#1, USV, TIH'N r 1._SI PASSING Fullerton SI., SI Jee-._ .. ,, ... , c.ttr.y 9-22-~IJO USU, C-llft ,.,,.,...,, RECEIVING -Fuller1on, J •d ton ~10, Yon .. st, .,_,,).SI usu, J~ 4.11. HIOHSCHOOL Eltenc:la 21, CyptHI 14 k-... o..~ (.ypr•n 0 I 1 0 14 f oltfl<le 14 I 0 I • 1•1 _,left • t\<11 (lltlltC.~111 UOI E •1 C•<ll•I• 14 P•U Item Mc Celli II IM<C•hllllllUJ E •I Allen It oeu lrom Meter.Ill CM<Ct f\111 Ille.kl Crp ,__ 1 run Cllt-1110 1 Cy~r-''"" t,.,.,._ 11101 hi _,,..,.I tun 1-(Alllfl klOI A a,0111 1 ... 11..-.-1 ---~· cw ••• II ,,., l'lntO-It Rw .... s ...... .. Ptt•lneY... IU '" PHwt IJa.1 l).JD.I l'unh >-» 2D 00 ... "umb1..,11111 ~ P.-..111-yetdt t JO _,....1.--. Cyp-R-. 12~1. MoffOll, J.11, ""'6U, 1 1', Gerencl, S-IO E••-W•nlltfl, n •U, C••nf•ll, 'JO; ~Celllll, i-1""'' t .-..-. ....... (y--911, 12•» 1, 1U. , ............. .... Cyp "tldM•n, J.H , 8yerlr , J 41, IClllQll>ury, 1"U. "'-ll, 1 U; Gat-. J-t Ell C..C..,lt, 7 tl, 4 111..,, ._.,, w..,,,_,., I 1l Cr...otll "1J Oen• Hiiia 13, M•vnolle 3 ~ .... -..,. O.ne >1111• o IJ o o •> MtOflOll• , 0 0 () l M J-.11 FG OH p, .. , I run (-ICll lelleCll 011 Pr .. 11 '"" ISltemPl9\I• •I<" " 1,IOO <"tlmMedl NASL pleyoff1 HMl"INllU , .... .of·~· ~··k-(O$mOI 4. Fon Ltwdtrdel• > IC<Kmo• , ... ...... l.Q) S.n O'-2. CN<.-I IS.n 01-1-Mrltt 14) ~r. -· Perade of Champions 1•10.-Gtolllty IM. ll..:_a,1 Oowl>I• B Funny Cert S'9Yt Cl'tflflMen I I 301 def Bred....,_,"°" lt 171 Oulca » Freel Smit!\ It X>I 0.1 Aencty At>ro tt 1•1 Funn!' CM Fhwl Cr•lo E-ly 16 o.I def H•nrY H•rt1.on ISllU\ olfl A11eNMflC,t 7,000 Jimmy Fund Cla11lc l•IW.-.-u.I Tommy YellontlM J •ckR- lom 1Ctt1 Scott 51,,_ Jeff Mllchtll 0.1111 Weloon Oevld L"""s1•om Ge«oe Burnt G.,y Trtvlwinno l •nny Wlldklns Ed OOUQfltOv 8 r11< • Ooutll •u Gibby Gllt>or1 Cur11•S1r- BlllC.,I .. Jim Colt.rt S1t•t M•lnyk Victor Tor1or1c1 M•r k Lye Go in u .. 11-. Clllp Bee• 800 Byman Oevte E<lw•- Oon Levin Jay H•t> R .. Floyd Mlkt Reid TlmSlmPM)fl T'"" Oleh! TorryM-y SueterHHlll OonP-y Jett S.no.rs PlyM Stewert Grier Jonn Jim Simon• •Br~ Feuon IM1•1 104 .._.104 ... 10....-* ......... 10-201 ..... ,.,0-201 .. .. 1.11 201 1~ Jiii lf>.11-41 -21)1 ••·11....__ ... , ....... 1111 11~IM .... D ....... ,~..... ,.n • 10-11-4>1 20t M-1,_..__ 20t M-1~10' 1~1~1S 20t 14 ..... ._209 ....... 11 '°' 1:Ht~110 1~._110 1~1f>.1G-J10 ... ,~1J 110 11 ... 1 n 110 ....... ,, 710 11 ll-4tl 711 13_.,..., 111 11 11-49 't t .. 12 I~ 111 ll-4>'1-11 711 ,, .... fl 111 69 IHI 711 1~7().11 '" 12•111 111 IM9-12 111 11 .... 1. Jlt LPGA tournament ltlWtefk,Ye.) Jen SI..,,__ J•ne 8 1eloc• Am1 AlcOl1 Janet Ale~ MyreVen- JoAnn• tMrwr 8tlh Ot ni.1 S.lly Llltlo 0e DOY A hOdtt IC•lll1 M<Mullen S..w nGr- Allce Miiiet Allee Alft""'n Alloon9-ro S..•lt McAlllJ1t r HOii\' Htr1'9y ... 11 111 66-11 llt 11-4>• ICI 1~1()-1.0 10·11 147 If.II-IC 11-10-141 71.7 143 11-1) , ... 1).11-1 ... 1).11-1 ... 1).11 , ... 1).11 , ... 11·1 14} IJ.I) 14} 1).11-14} Costa Mesa Open 1•1 C...\t MIMI Goll 6 Country ClllOI "laST ftOUMO LEA OE RS c11a,,.i .... 111p """'' CGr•"> Mtu Lltlde COu"e . , Moore P•ul O'Sllt•, Bob AnO.rson . .. Jonn Cummings M•rk B••'"• Sttplwn HeW1on, Mer-e aoraun, MIC,,_, LonQ. '1 -Berney Ro•. Jor.n 8urnl• Jtm Pttierson, !Chin Sl•l•r, J•O Stefll. Mii•' ,..,.,.,,., G<lry ~"''"0 Jim My•rs 641 -Brecl Crossin, Brl•n Llnd!Oy, A&ndy Peltflon. Ken Toi, Bob Maasen Jim Geor~ "'"' l"lltlll (Ne t) LMu'" couru •1 Bob Ool•. 68 Leon 011nu, RH<! Hervey, Hey" •• S.mp1on, l(e~ Jofw1110n, Monton 1!r-Br·own W•roo1.,.., SI•••. Dixon, Jack'°" SK ..... l"ll9ft1 ll'lell MIU Llllll• Cowrn St -JIM Bowllno, Georoe Leltr 60 Hell. lf•uglln, Asweo, Mo~u 61 Brown 0.lltnlAS. Jeffers, Or1lnt, H lllOfl, Men I,.., TMl"O ,LIGHT (Ntll l..Ot L.a•H CoMFU ••-Gery Ac r.me n u Enrl9"1 6'--<:1-UMme I Lenhart takes title with ease Hy ALMON 1,0('KA8E Dolly Pli.t ... ,,,.. wrnet U>NG R~Ant Jeff U.·nhart of M1!>s1on Bav Y <.H'ht Club won h1:s firo;t world t•hampionstup an the International Snipe Class as .1 !.~<'lalor Sttturday A giunct• 111 the scoring in the ltrsl six races of thr: scvcn raC't> regutta ~howed Lcnhart and tus t•rcw, P<1t Muglia. could use lht> final race as u throwo\Jt and sltll "'1n hv a healthy margin It w;.1:. tht• first world t1Ue for IA•nhttrl, a C:osta M esa resident, 1n l:! )t·ar~ of !'>nlhn~ Snipe:. Ill· r ompNl'd in four prt>VIOU'- wo1 Id t•hamp1onsh1 pi- Although Lenhjrt has alway!\ t•u m1x.·led undl·r the baMer of BOATING the M1 ..,s1on Bav Y;.icht Club, ht• now makt'S his home in C.Osttt Me:.a and ts empl oyed bv l 'll111an Sat!:. of Newport Reach Lt•nhur·t · s wor:.,t race was a fourth in the: fourth r<1ce B} thrn~1ng out the final ONS cdJd not (;I art 1 he wound up with a total of 19 7 J>t•nalty points under ttu• 01\ mp1<.· sC'Mtng <>y tern Thl· fin.ii r<lCl' wa!. won b\ llaktin Hjur-;t rum of Finland JUSl inC'ht•" ;,ih('ad Qf Feltx Ganct-do of Spain Defending champion l);.ive Chapin or Ba.\ Island. llL finishe d se\'enth but \\as d1squal1f1ed b~ the racl' ('r>mm1ttee wht'n hl• w<1 s caught · !Jumping" ( m<1nipulating tu'.'. matn!.'I to gam !.peed m light jlf J The DSQ dropped tum tn si·vcnth rn the: ftna l standings as tw was saddlt'd with a DNF ldJd not f1111sh 1 tn tht' f 1 rst race II w1 II hl' a s hort rest for 1.t•nhart :ind \1ug ha who now hvad for Santa U<J rbarn where the~ wtll compe te on Lake Cadium<i nt·xt \\ l'ek 1n the P:H·i(1c Coa:.t champ1onsh1p Th1rt~ :.1x ll•ams from 20 t·ountrit•s c·o mpelt•d 1n this ~e<Jr's world c·hamp1onship, the 30th for lht• 50-year old da4'::. Fin•• >1eno1no, lt.•1 •I• Of wven ••<ttl I Jeff Ll<1hen, US , It I, l Folta ~-. Sc>e ln, J7 " l Totbt<I Gr .. t 8r8lll, JI I, 4 A09tr St...,•'1. U.S , 411, S Jo"""Y McC.11, r99"1lne, :M 1 • H•-an Bjurtfrorn, f'IN lnd, M l . I O••e Oltptn, U S , 7l .I, I To1to H•'1,,..,,n, Norw11 tOO, 9 1611 Brown, Cenede, 911, 10 JOrQlll H..,.it1, SC>eln. 'IO Alter races to victory Sl.J DDEN VALLEY. Wash - Hobie Aller Jr of Capistrano Beach breezed to an easy wan tn dt•fenM• of his Hobie 18 national r ha m pionsh1p Satu rd a~· Alter won the regattci with 25:1~ points to 661'2 ror runner up Miles Wood. Austin, Tex Third place went to Bob Thom as. Occ:rns1de. !~)12 . fourth wa!-Eth<in Salk>nd, Vashon. Wash . IOI{ and fifth was Jim Severs. Portla nd Ore 116 Mar.,.f" hrf"eze HAMBURG, West Germany 1AP1 Sydney Maree of the United States ran 1,500 meters in 3 32 30• Saturday. winning lhe event at a track a nd fi eld meet here but failing in his bid for a world record. Th e South African·born M arce, who had announced an attempt at Steve Ovett 's world mark, was .94 seconds slower than the time clocked by the Britis h champion las t year in Koblenz The 25-year-old Ma ree aJ so fell short of Steve Scott's U S. record of 3 · 31 96 Dolphins tough Junior r unning back Shane Pratt ramble d for two touchdowns m the second quarter . to spa rk Dana Hills Hi gh to a 13-3 victory over host Magnolia lligh in the season opener for both teams Saturday Pratt scored on two one-yard runs to help the Dolphins open the season on a winning note. ln all.he collected 103 yards Sockers stop Chicago, 2-1 SA N DIEGO <AP> Kaz College, high school f oothall scores Deyna scored on a penalty kick with 6 06 re maining Saturday night, lifting the San Diego Sockers to a 2· l victory over the Chicago Sling in the first game of their best·of -three North American Socce r League se mifinaJ playoff series . A foul by C hicago's Franz Mathiew against Jean Willrich .se t up the game-winning goal by Oeyna, producing the Sockers ' 11th consecutive victory al San niego J ack Murphy Stadium. The sen es moves to Chicago for the second game Wednesday night A th ird s:a m e , if necessary, will be played in ('h1ca~o on Sept 20 Th e wumer of the series will face the wiMer of the Cosmos 1-·ort Lauderdale s e ries in the annual Soct'er Row I /\ crowd o( lfl,19'l watched the Sockers avenge one o! their two losses al home this season r .... -.. West USC .43, Tennessee 7 Oregon St. 31, Fresno St. 28 Washington 34, Pacific 14' San Jose St. Al, Santa Clara 7 Washington St. 33, Montana St. 21 Cal Poly IS.l't Liii> Ot>lapo) 10, Col 1.111-enO C•I St 11..,. .. ., I, Ctl SI. Nonllrleoa , P\f091 ~ 21, Pot!!...., SI 11 So Or-..on », 11-SI 14 A1uw Pslll< ll. Occ._,,.el 11 Sen Fr-lsco SI U, CAI Poly ,.,,._,,. 10 Rockies UCLA 35, Arizona 18 Arizona St. 52. 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C.01""'°4• II A"'" JS, avnaioo C~llc"' f1, lv<M811 I Ov41w-ct Sf Fr-h, ""· J c;.,..,,.... .... ,.1. W Ve WM!"' 1 OeM't• f7, Tiltat • L4tfe,.t• SI, Gem c-<tk lll 0 L ... 1 ...... -INIO 111 ... H~,.. •• A-~ Intl 1~ H-1<11 t), pt,,_,u, Sl 0 W Vl,...,...T-lt.~-.lty t • • .. ---• -.... -._,. "f ....... £. • • ,, • , c ' x •• e ; ~ a c . 3 ...... \ 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 13. 1981 Butler Housing Corporation Presents: Annual Percentage Rate 9%3*103 Newport Beach 'I lf>l Vtl<ll. 910UU<1l"J pnym"nt~ th"''"'lh·r Just 26 Units In A Charming New England Style Village Newport Knoll'> lhl' c.:hd•nl'> ul The lwwg ruom n/ Sornso de/ .\!are · which means Smile tJf th<' Seo D•llr Pllet ""-lrf ~A... WQ.\ <les1q11£'d l>y .lu11e c1 .smdll C..ipe Cod village in unc: ul Soullwrn Callforr11t1's most p1l"•lrgrou'> c1reas Nt•wport &·c.1c h d '>tcHc: '><.riping of tlH qround-. .111 profeo.., '>1or1c1llv rn.i111tc11m:cl1 you Jn: tn·1· hao.,k in ttw ~un '>W1rn 111 th1· N1. wpurt Knoll., pool thrt..w a p1Hl\ or rt Id" bt:foH a ru<111nq f1H 111 th•· v1ll,1q1· Brown a11d Scott Hrown of .IS Broum of Ra/boa Design house open for tour The Newport Harbor Jaycees. who sponsored a gala $100 a ·plate charity dinner Friday night at "Sorriso dc•I Mare." a spacious Mediterranean home atop Spyglass llill, wi ll open the House of Design to the public today, with tours to continue through Sept 27 <except on Mondays>. T ickets for the tour a re $7.50 per person, with proceeds to benefit Orangewood, a home for de pendent children. The house. located at 17 Muir Beach Circle in Newport Beach . is ownt'd by Gi l and Ani ta Ferg uson Some 19 interior designers decoratt'd the vi lla. which 1s lis ted for sale by the Newport Beach offi ce of Coldwell Banker for $2 4 million It contains 25 rooms and 6,400·square-feet of living space. for ticket information. cont act the Jaycees at 833·9255. Tickets are available at the door during show hours IO a.m to 6 p.m., or at 1600 Dove St, Suite 400. Newport Beach 92660. Tickets are tax de· ductible o f mind spec tac. ular sun'>ll.,, dnJ '>upert> c,hopping. the good t htnys 111 laff' '>um med up in on1· tnd<Jnilrc L·nl .,weep al place t1nd l1mP Where. you l:vc '>•'Y" '>0 mu< h dbuut you. di Nl'wporl Knoll'>. c11'>< over ..i life.,t ylt· unsurpr1.,..,l'J lor 1h c ho11 t•o., Heaut1fut 2 bedroom townhu nws 1n tune wrth their ">mruundmq.., dl''>ryn1·d lor indouuuutdoor livrn~i Bi·< dU'W the t'.'Ctern..i l upke•·p ol thl' \ dl,11Jl' .. ind to wnhornc·c, d'> \\t·ll <1S tht ldnd· • ;' I A 1 rec r<:ultoll 11·ntcr. 1oq to th .. · bt-.ic to o,111d 1111 your µoc lo.et '> with sh('tlo., fhl·r1.:'c, d world of frt·1 111111· ''kwrort Knoll.., in Nt•\\-porl lk<11 h 1-.n't th1~ th\· tit.· vrni VI' lwt·n '>l'rlf <. 11 tnq I or ' t~, , .111t11r111, r ,, p.111011, , ,, t(. j i ,,,1,, Vut>l1t ~•·JHHI f111 ntunuottu., 1 •"• • t1111111 r run1 $148,800 (714} 646-9618 ( . NewPQrt Knolls , .. " ( f' • '"'" t\t' "''' •I I. fl I j 11' . I It,,,.,, t ,. 1 h•.• ' ""'I 11,,, I tt ' 1f1• 1t.1 ,, 11h1d1t,. ~r 1·1 1ftr ''"' 1 ._ n1111' ,,1-, p• • ,, ti 11r1.u1 P• 1 REAL VALUES Dale Fahrney and .Jan Tumer llerwq Qf Dale f'uhr11ey ,\ t\ssnc1afl'\ of CMmw de/ \ln r rle'\1qrwd tile library To reach the house. take the San Di ego Freewav to Jamboree Road. Jamboree south to San Joaquin Hills Road, San Joaquin Hills Road to the end, left on Spyglass Road . right on El Ca pitan. right on Point Arguello Way which becomes Goleta Point. a nd left on Muir Beach Cir de. Signs will be posted along the way on items from applesauce to zippers the Dal·ly p·llDI~ are advertised e v ery day in 37 Finally a Sensibly Priced Boatslip-$695,000 In a world ''hen· morl' .tnJ mnn· huy.; le" anJ le.; . ,,c're plc.i,cJ to annou1i.:c 'omc- t hint.: JS rc.•.1Min,1hle ai. Sc:i~1Je Prnntl' -the last new waterfront homes on the isb11J<; of Huntini.:t11n Harhour. D es igned for those whose residence 1s a statement of achievement as well as an investment 1n living; each home 1s lump- tu<1usly appointed. completely landscapeJ, anJ incluJc~ a 35 foot hoats l1p. If you must pay two t11 three million dollar~ fu r your "•lll'rfrunt home. pk.1~e ~u to Newpmt H.1rhuur. ~as1Jc Pointe 1s for the • • t• .. . .... - 7 5 ; I , ts (Hotne Included) frui.:.11 ri..:h who still 'l'CI. lll l'~rn1om1:l· on l'\SCnt1al lu\Ur!Cl>. l( you wish to huilJ your own home n ear your hoat JcKk we have waterfront home· sites 0from $5 28,000. Seaside Pointe 1s not for everyone anJ 1s not shown to everyone. For an appoint· ment plea~c call (714) 846·446 3 or (213) 592·28 39. A varie ty o f financing plans a re ~~ available with rates as low as 121/ .. 0/o ~~ (~nual Percentage Rate). Coopera-~~li uon to brokers. ... -. . ., .. , .•. , .... _. IN I I UNTINC~TON llARROl 'R CHRISft8R8 @ . .. I Oranije Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 13. 1981 81 I THE WEDDING PICTURE Mr and Mrs. Caldwell Caldwell-Sharp Terry Sharp and Brent Caldwell, both of Newport Beach. were mar· ried recently in Harbor Christian Church in Newport Beach The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Sharp of Newport Beach, graduated from Newport Harbor IUgh and attended Newport Irvine College of Business She is employed by Fidelity Federal Sav· Mrs Katzman ings and Loan in Irvine. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell of Newport Beach, also graduated from Newport Harbor High and attended the University of California at Irvine. He is employed by Van Dell & Associates in Irvine. The couple plan to make their home in Cos ta Mesa after a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe. Mrs Schlott Veatch-Kimmel Jean Elise Kimmel of Huntington Beach and Randall Hayes Veatch of Stanford exchanged wed· ding vows Sept. 5 at Saint Bonaventure Catholic Church in Huntington Beach. A reception followed at the Grand Hotel in Anaheim. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kimmel of Huntington Beach. attended Huntington Beach High and Stanford University, where she is doing graduate studies. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Veatch of Deerfield, Illinois, was graduated from DePauw University in Indiana and pursued graduate work at Stanford University. He is employed by Creative Strategies International in San Jose. Following a honeymoon trip in Yosemite and Mammoth and a night al Stanford Court in San Francisco, the couple will live at Stanford University while the bride completes her masters degree in engineering. Mrs. Geary Katzman-Bridgford Schlott-Bauermeister Geary-Herber ,\Jr and Mrs Konen Kanen-Goux Linda Goux of Corona de! Mar and Douglas Kanen of Newport Beach were recently married at the Laguna Presbyterian Community Church . A reception followed at Santa Ana Country Club. The bride, daughter of Marv Goux and Mr. and Mrs Merrill Butler of Corona del Mar, is a graduate of use. The bndgeroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kanen , is also a graduate of use . The couple plan to live in Costa Mesa following a wedding trip to Hawaii. .\II rs .\i1cCorm1ck McCormick-Long Dean Ma ree Bridgford of Fullerton and Todd Howard Katzman of Newport Beach exchanged wedding vows recently m Sherman Gardens , Corona del Mar. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs . H. Linda Bauermeister of Costa Mesa and Wat· ren J Schlott of Brea have exchanged wedding vows in St. Andrews Chapel, Newport Beach. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth 0 . Bauermeister of Costa Mesa are the parents of the bride, a graduate of Costa Mesa High School and California State University at Fullerton. She is now attending Loyola Law School. J enine Marie Herber of Balboa Island and James Lee Geary II of Costa Mesa recently ex· changed wedding vows in a private home in Newport Beach~ Laura Christine Long of El Toro and Steven William McCormick of Irvine exchanged wedding vows in Lake Hills Community Church recently. The bride, daughter of Leonard and Edith Long of El Toro. gr aduated from El Toro High School and attends the University of California at Irvine. · William Bridgford of Fullerton, graduated from Sunny Hills Hi gh School in Fullerton and California Stale University al Los Angeles. · The bridegroom. son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Katzman, of Newport Beach. graduated from Sun· ny Hills High School, Fullerton and Stanford University in Palo Alto. He is a student at the University of California, San Francisco. School of Medicine. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren J . Schlott, of Brea, graduated from Walnut High School. Cal Stale University Fullerton and the University of Paciric Dental School in San Fran· cisco. The bride, daughter of J eannie A. Herber of Ba I boa Is land a nd Mi chael C. He rber of Cucamonga. graduated from Costa Mesa High School. She is employed by Beach Enterprizes of Newport Beach. The bridegroom. son of James L. Geary I and Helene Clark of Saugus, graduated from Norco High School. He is employed by Beach Enterprizes of Newport Beach. The bridegroom, son of Jack and Barbara McCormick of Glendale, graduated from Hoover High School and UC L The couple live in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Bond· Bond,.Bodrogi Patricia Marie Bodrogi of San Juan Capistrano and Frank Arthur Bond of San Clemente exchanged vows recently at Serra Chapel Mis- sion in San Juan Capistrano. A recep· lion followed at the El Adobe Restaurant. The bride, daughter of William and Rosemarie Bodrogi of San Juan Capistrano, graduated from San Clemente High School and attends Saddleback College, majoring in 72 7 5 7 After a wedding trip to Hawaii, the couple plan to live in Irvine. After a wedding trip to Fiji, the couple will live in Brea. The couple plan to live in Costa Mesa. science. She is employed by Yummy Yogurt. The bridegroom, son of Della and Arthur Bond of San Clemente, graduated from San Clemente High and is e mployed by Capistrano Unified School District. Following a five-week tour or San Francisco, the northern California wine country and Baja California. the couple plan to live in San Clemente. .. . 1 ') 2 a ·sa 2 tr O'Neill-Weaver Stacie Clair Weaver or Westminster and Mark William O'Neill of Torrance were married recent· ly in Palos Verdes Neighborhood Church. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver of Westminster, graduated from Marina High in Huntington Beach and attends UCLA. The bridegroom, son of Jean O'Neill of Tor· ranee, is employed by the Los Angeles Kings hockey team. The couple plan lo make their home in Westchester following a wedding trip to the Carib· "bean. • -.. ' ... .. '. Mr. and Mrs. Jones ·Jones-Quijada Annette Quijada of Bisbee, Ariz. and Kirk Jones of Laguna Beach ex· cha nged wedding vows at Neighborhood Congreeational Church in Laguna Beach recently. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Santiago Quijada of Bisbee, graduated from Bisbee High School and attended Chapman College In Orange. She Is employed by Don . .. Lugo High School. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mort Jones of Laguna Beach, graduated from Laguna Beach High School and attended Chapman College. He is employed by Pomona Piuer College. The couple plan to live in Pomona follQwing their wedding trip to Tahiti . --• • ~ • • •••-++-__,+,_,....,..,. • ....,.~,,......,..,..,._._~, .................... ~4 ... Q~OP'llO~U .. S .. b ..... Slllll11191 .. .,) .. lll!!llll!!'l•S,!119!119llUl!llllJ!llllllllSllll!!l~fl!lll!!§IJllll!ll!llll!lllllJll ...................... ~.lllll!l,lll .................. l!ll .. 11~.11,llllll ............. llllllll -C>r,111q11 Coa:.t DAILY PILOl /Su11day . September 13. 198 1 A 'f ri e 1ul' i.11 e ·very town llt-:\H \Nl\J I \:\i ll1':1!'-, I \\ouhl hkt• 111 ).!1\1' "F al-.1•h \nw .. ,•d 111 1:111•11 lt,I\ .1 htllt jtl\11·1•, too' M) t:J\. husha11d I ••• 11 lll'k unH'I Wl· IH'I l' m a r r 1 t• d i 5 y 1• :1 1 ., h 11 v l' l' h 1 Id r l' n .1 n d grandchlldn•n Wh1·11 ln11·k1•rs '>lalll•d us1n~ l'Bs . women hke h t•r lwg.1n to l"'I' 11111 of th1 \\1H><hH1rk My hus lmml hild .1 f1 u·nct 111 ''"'' \ tu\\ n ht• went throu~h Mo..,l uf lh1· l1nw hl• Y.ould tell mt about Uwm, s a ving lht•y wt•n· 111:-.t "nit·1• pl't)p lt>" Tht.•n ht.• i-.l urh·cl to br111g gifts ho1111· Jround Christmas and\ .tl1•n11m· s I> .. , "l.1tur.tlh he sau.I he bought tht• »Luff · Om• night lie .innounrt·d that ht· h<id to n111' 1• into lill 11partnu.'nt fur a ''hilt.• to :.urt things out " Ile assun•d mf' lht.•1t• wa:.. 1111 othl'r woman ti.-. girlfriend ll)OH•d 111''1Lh him tht• next cla \ So, you t l'll C11•1•n Ha\ 111 g1 H• ht•r CB aY.a\ S h e \\Ill be bt•lll'I ufl and s.IH' J lot or he.trt adw for soml' Lnll'kt.•1 s \.\1ft• BEt-:N T llEIU-; DEAR tlEl•:N : ll ap1wars your hus band wai. driving a pick·UI' truck. not an Iii-wheeler. 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COSTA MISA -541·1 I H Traveling habits put aside after Eh t 3 months of bicycling in Elirope E~~~~e and s1lenll)~istening to the cowbells and cows, s mt•ll the grass, and see the fi elds of wildflowers, und wutch tht' women working in their country ~a rdt-n:-. By SCOTI' STllOEBAKER 5-1•1 ..... o.lly ~i.c We have been back' only two wel'ks and alrt-ad) the period of adJUStment as over After three months of bicyl'ling through Europe, we are s urprised al how quickly we put aside our travd m~ habits. Still. Wl' walk more than we used to We now have an tncreased tolerance fo r annoyances lake wrinkled shirts. hard pillows and bad weather, and Wt' an• delighted at how easy at is to get things done an this country , like making a long dist ance telephone rail or finding a laundromat Most Pl'O ple thmk seeing Europe by bicycle must hl• verv hard work ln fact. with a few h1llv exceptions l;ke Gt>rmany's Blark Forest, the rid mg was not d1ffit·11ll. Bud weatht'r was our biggest problem England was beautiful, but it rained all the time It ratlll'd at least once every day through Holl and and Gl·rmany In France the weather fin ally turned warm and sunny. llaly was hot, as was Grt.•ece Ridmg 111 the rain 1s not as bad as it sounds. Pl•dalmg keeps you warm, and you dry out soon after tht• rain stops This is true m light to moderate rain lleav~ rainfall is awful ' Shower bursts were a frequent occurrence: we stayed dry b) ducking into a care or under a tree for 20 mrnutl'S. thl'n moving on once the ram had passed. But it was difficult to make good time domg this, a nd tht•rc were the times that we just had to reach a ccrtuin de:-.tinat1on, rain or not. so we dad get lrcdt your~c:ll tu hurcl wmlurt .md styk m the hmlpr.m uad1t1ur1 1ust 8 mile~ tron1 lo\ Any,dc, 4 drtll(ht l!,lt'dl rn11,u1111' galkrtn .md \hops Pemhou~e d.mcmg. dmmg. fine fur rnshmy,s JXl\OrtJl1zrd ~CIVIC( 150 South Los Robles COii (21J) SI I 1()()() or vout locol Hilton Cle1oarva.1100 Stu,.~• Our pre trip lrainmg was adequate t\\-o months of weekend bike trips. a nd four weekly 30 mtnute workouts on our exercyrle Our dally malt-agl' was far from spel'tacul ar. We averaged 45 miles pl'r day. and nine miles per hour We did use trains. but mfrequenlly In all countries but Italy, ('arrying a bicycle on the .. tr<11ns was not a problem We found that our t•on ccrn over btk<' theft was not warranted Except in Amsterdum. where one couldn't be too careful M1akcd a few lime:. I Would "'e do 1t agam ? Yes, with a few !-'='========-=--=-=------,=:::!· So muth for the odds and ends, now down to the heart of the matter Was bicycling a good wa} lo travC'l through Europe·• The answer 1s Yes' Pedaling along the back roads of Europe. we wt· rt:' reall) mleractmg "1th our environment F rom previous trips I know it's too easy, when one sits on a tour bus or car. to let the s ight:. JUst bounn• off the rc•t ma and nc•ver really register Pt.·rhaps <;ct.•ang t-:urope through a "mdO\.\ 1s too much like T\. or ma) be the scencr) Just goes by tno fast We loved hicycling when we h:id t•omt:' lo the top of a hill. and could coast down slowl) Blood tes ts backed SACRAMENTO <AP1 Beginning Jan 1. blood tests may be used to prove or disprove paternity, under a bill signed by Gov Edmund Brown Jr Current law lets blood tests be used to dis- prove paternity. and about half the slate's l'Ourts allow one type of blood lesl to be used as evidence of palermt) if 1t s hows a high probability that the man was thl' father changes. Instead of laekling a grand lour of f:u rop(" \H' "'ould spend_ all of our time leisurely l'X plonng orw or two countries our choices would hl· llolland a nd France Ideal countries for h1n tli:-.l'> We would make certain that our tent \\ ,1s ahsolutt·ly walC'rproof. Starting off one's rid- mg da) "1th damp clothes 1s not pleasant. llow muc-h did 1t all cost? Well, Europe is ex- pcn!>in· but we got a break from the present :-.trong doll;ir Our average was $20 per d ay per per ... on. for l'\'l'rythmg except the flight to and frnrn London W<' saved much money by staying in cainpgroumh 1 a camping s pot averaged S4 per ni ght 1 and t'atrng picntl' lunches. Looking back on 11 all. \.\l' know Wl' got a bargatn for our money, .111d our nwm1H'tc:-. Tru ant s t o b e h e ld SAN FHANCISCO <AP I -Habitual truants "Ill be µ1tkl·d up by police and t aken to counseling ccnlt·r:-. m J crackdown announced by Mayor l>i annl· F<'inste1n and school Superinte ndent ltob<.•rt F 1\l1oto lJndl'r the• plan. youths found loitering will be a~kl·<l lo !.h<m a l>pec1al identification and a class sd1l·dule to prove they are not playing hooky Let us remodel your kitchen! ntJITI '~~~:.'· r=:J I -!'*\,, Call us no«i tor expert help w11n your ~1tchen remodeling plans Loi us show you how 10 1>eau11t-y and modernize at sur p11s1n91y IOw cost to you• SARKER A~~~~s 2960 Randoll Ave Costa Mesa 754-0370 " b1k W o f Bn-;tol at Baker TODAY'S GIDSSIDID PUZZLE Medical Weight Reduction $20 Monthly -Includes ACROSS 78 USMA grad t60 Kilt \ 80 N-lyeds weerer s t Bishop s hal 83 Consumed cap 6 Plan1s 86 Brtef swim 161 Peels seeds 87 Marvel t6J Geomelrtc t0 Fht QUICkly 89 Blossom measures 14 Spare pan 166 Braz11tan 19 Revolve 90 Gnarl (IV8f 20 He was Lat 92 Devote 167 And Lal 21 En1erta1ner 94 Streel map 168 Buddh1s1 Adams abbrs ptllar 22 Matador berb 23 Harangue 3t Makel&ce 33 tRS word 34 Surpasses 36 Ftre remains 37 Chicken -lunq 39 Actor Bruce 42 Growing out 102 Dutch expon 103 Small, In Glasgow t06 Sixth sense. tor short 108 Carry t09 Always 110 Hameltn pests 113 Goal seller • Doctor Visit • Medications • Personal Diets • Friendly Office • No Contracts • No Hypnosis • No Seff Hypnosis •No Electric S~ocks VIA THE B EST in r eading enjoyment comes to your .. Bock to School Supplies •• 96 Iranian city t69 Pay 24 Paid nollce 99 Actress 17 1 Roofing 25 Coagulale Hayworth slate 26 Poetic spot IOOGll1s 172 Soul Fr 27 Othello. e g 104 Excevate 174 Bone· Lal 44 Fragment 46 Tuck's companion 48 A Reiner 50 Range crest 115 Batl'11ng vessel t 19 Not now. - 12 t Restnct 124 Not Pret Dr . Joseph A. Corig M.D. 80 I H. Tustin Ave. #305 801 Medica l lkfcJ .• Santa Att a Hut to Hewpmi F-wy. home, days. week in the Daily Pilat 642 _4321 28 Phlltpp1ne 105 Fish eggs 175 Leg1sta11ve St Tree tlutd dwarf t07 One of 26 bO<ly 53 Earlh 29 Mllecfs son 1 t 1 Posses54!d 177 Culture goddess 30 Amen-Ra's 1 t2 Putty medium 55 Dwelled wile swelllng 178 Swan genus 57 Take ptace 32 The moon. 114 Taiu timers 179 Reprove 58 Heany dish tor one 116 Oral pause 181 Cavalry 59 Dodecanese 35 Veslige 117 Germ cells sword Island 37 Arab robe t 18 Single 182 Raclng 60 Menl 38 Cavalryman 120 Banlater clrcu11s 6t Blood 40Growl 122 U-boat t83 Danger tactor tor 41 Sleeping 123 Gree!! letter colors snorl sound 125 Printer s 184 Oozes 63 Cover 43 Inquire lerm 65 Discourage 44 Lalh 126 Capable 01 DOWN 66 Russian 45 Begin: domestlca-1 Measure-convention 2 words lion ment uml 67 Third 47 Dry Comb t29 Among 2 Give -lo Comb torm form Poet me 68 S1age exlr a 49 Treat for 131 Aucuon 3 Schoolyard 71 Decline Popeye otter game 73 Misplays at 51 Climb 133 Hat lmpor-4 Vichy cards 52 Job. to a lance summers 75 Small child 1az:z player 136 London 5 Passon 78 Quay 54 June beetle repast 6 Dlsjolned 79 General 56 Fixed look 13 7 Send Dack 7 Verbal tendency 57 Prohlb11 t39 Male turkey ·9 Room 8 1 Wheel !rack 58 Unexpected 141 Meadow· dividers 82 Beyond hll land 9 Bee< mugs Pref 62 Ten t42 Frisk aboul1 10 Unwelcome 84 Roman declbels 145 Comes marks official 64 Saull -aboul 11 Big fuss 85 Sallpeter Me rte 147 Cll(ll or 12 Tumult 88 - 65 Leaves Korean 13 Patio Kepitol" 69 River ducil t49 Elude 14 Piie up 9 1 Welsh dish 70 Thal man 153 Operallc 15 Anlmal 93 Fellne 72 Knight's ltlle prince shelter 95 Cubic 74 Common 1~ veoetable 16 BlblleaJ measure suffix container lion 97 Nol her 76 Bullerlly 155 Inclines 17 Helm pos 98 Nellhe< llah 157 Heovy 1well 18 Rltuallsttc 100 Bullet sound 77 Miscalculate 159 Pilcher 19 Feather 101 Frog genus SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS 125 Barret siat 127 Ju1ube t28 French article t30 Separators 132 Arab vessel 134 Morlndln dye t35 Golf mound 137 Ros1ora1ton t38 Hindu caste 140 Conquers 142 Quotes 143 Child's marbles 144 Small dog 145 DC· based org f46 Rotor housing t48 Female ruff 150 Away Scot 15t Stallons 152 Expunge t54 Provide food 156 Broad grin 158 Yemenites 161 Noggin top 162 Heroic a1ory t64 Alleged e1ec1r1c force 165 Pintail duek 168 Campys bulldlng t70 Hiatus 173 Before PO.I 176 Conllnenl Abbr. 180 Wire serv Call 547-0341 ,. Seats . H 1111 t 111&.!ttt11 B t• a._.,, SURPLUS STORE EACH OF THESE rEMS Rf.llOtL Y AllAILABLE FOR SALE AS AOVERTISEO \ We sell first quality and d1scontrnued merchandise f rom S<'ars nctall and Catalog D1stnbut1on "Was" prices quoted arc the rPi:?Ular prices at which the ite m s were formerly offered b) Catalog or in many Sears Retail ~torel'! a round th<' country EFFEctlVE 9-13-11 SUMMER CLEARANCE All Lawn Furniture In Stock NOW 50°/o OFF Former Selling Price FITTED MATTRESS PAD CUT 50% Twin-Ful l-Queen-King Sizes was 7.99-15.99 NOW 3.49-6.99 RAMS HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS was 15.99 NOW 8.99 CLING-ALONG PANTYHOSE was 1.79 pair NOW 1.19 pair CLEARANCE SALE llunllnitlon 0.•arh 9M5 i\d1m11 i\d am s & M1i noli1 1714) 9'316" All Lighting Fixtures in Stock •Former Selling Price STORE H<>URS . -·M t•:•t:• .._, .. ,_. ._.,u:_ .. A~k ahoul St•:ar' cr1•di1 "''"' ••• • I 7----~-:---:--'.~~--:-~-----------_..,.---~-------------------------------------................ ... . ' . ' . , .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 13, 1981 success u ara e sa e. r"Je Sa le Garage sales, yard sales. rummage sales, street sales ... no matter what you call them, the idea is the same -TURNIN G THINGS YOU NO LONGER NEED INTO CASH. When you get tired of fighting your way into a crowded attic or garage, or when you need a little extra cash, have a garage sale! So get into the act, c lean out those unwanted items, and make money doing it! It's fun, it's profitable. and following these 1 O steps will make it simple. Decide on dates. Look at a calendar and set the dates and t imes of your • sale. Weekends are usually good, but many successful sales have been held in the evening , just after work. Check the weather forecast in the paper, and watch for any other large event that may attract potential buyers away, such as fairs or community events. Have your sale run at least two days -some people may no t be able to come on any single day. What to sell. Everything! That is. everything you haven't use d rn the • last year. If an item has antique value, or is brand-new, or has unusual val ue, ~sure to ask a healthy price for it. Get a pad of paper and searc h your whole house. Look everywhere, and list everything. ___ F;umiture. This is your main attraction and your 'best source of income. Be sure to place furn iture where it can be seen from the street. Pri ce furn iture low enough to beat auctions and seco ndhand sales {check the classifi eds for comparisons), but high enough so you can come down a little when someone shows interest. Rockinq c hairs, c hest of drawers. tables and c hairs are all very successful at garage sales. so feature them in your ad. Antiques. Smaller antiques should be grouped, and kept c lose at hand where you can watch and talk about them. Nostalgia items are very popular - display them well. Clothin9. Make sure clothing is clean , and mark the price way down. Put as many th ings as possible on hangers. Separate kid's things by age. Display adult clothing by sex and age group. Low prices are a must on clothes except for unusual items, which shou ld be tagged with an explanation (like, "hand-embroidered flo wers, dress worn by Mae West).'' Appliances. These w i II sell for a fai r price on ly 1f they work. No one will take your word for rt . Have an extension cord so they can be tested , or bette r yet, have radios playing. old TV sets turned on etc. Make sure buyers understand they are sold ··as is". Plants. These usually go fast. but keep them out o f direct sunlight. A good idea is to name your plants before the sale (Spider Lady, Cousin Jasper, Maggie), and write a line or two on the name card about how to care for them. Write your ad. Here is a suggested ad : "Garage Sale -desks, • Bentwood rocking chair, toys. infants' clothing, 1922 Vi ctrola in orig inal cabinet, many gadgets, lots ot unusual items, rock collection, plants. Refreshments, 8 a.m . to 6 p .m. Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South Anystreet, Yourtown. Just west of Marn and 2nd." Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to list unusual items. Be as specific as possible. Give d irections if needed. Do n't use abbreviations -many people won 't bother to 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 adve • s . Place your ad where 11 will tx: •,e,~n by p uplf.! who live in the area -most peoµI .. • ~ho1 c I . •• 10 t1ome The • Datly Pilot IS read t)y 88.000 dtl ,,. . LOSICl Mesa Newport Beach. Lau una Rf• i< • Ir / n• Hunt ngton Beach and Fountct1n Viillt'V rJlJ 1r ·(leinq you wide exposure And w ttl thC' Pilot yn1, not pay n g for waste c1 rculat1on in Lu::; f,nq IC-.:, Anat1e m Plan to run your ad 3 times or rriorP a I · .irl ta lew days b efore the sale so barqa1ri nuntt.r n ha JP plenty of n otice. Mak e a si9n. To help make yriw . • from cardbo1H« anr: 1 • •• 1 few ':itg ns .. r~er A good sign size 1s 14 x ~~2 Plac ing your sig . The m orning of ttle l ci'n L ft~ ~ t;1 ~e vour • signs Be su rP trH• ;,dn y 1 ' l r 1v direc tional arr ow("' it ,. -.h 1 i..: de • >u t a ha If · hour before the Sdle s1a rts Piao=> y'llll' 1qn where 1t can be seen 11 on1 bott <;;1d• .., 11 ;t r .>y passing cars and pedestr1ar • t,ln l(tJ 1· t< nn::, have laws th at restrict the i)l!lcem nt .; : o 1 u age sale signs Please chPc,k v111 11 ~ r 11 no deJ3artmen t or c lcr"' Markin9 p ices. Mark prices where they 1.;dn t • sup p ly stores have Jaroiu ~ • ,~ · that work well . or you can• 1 • you mark them. make prices kwr bargain hunters. R L~mt.r• t.l r 11 you 'l l h ave to draq bacK 111 ti I tor another year Serving refresh n s. This doesn t have to ..:osl nuch dnf1 1edtes a friendly • atmosphere It al(;,o Pncoura~~s pPm1le lo ::;ta y longer and perhaps buy mor Yc1t1 r, uld.,. / n charge for expensive item<.:; like donut, )I th• kids cnuld qo rn business fo r the cjay, ,.,.,,!I t 11 r r1:Jr.1.11 ·.t<I11d Disp lay. Make sure everytt1ing cc-tn t)~·, CL·n I iclvu r ard tables or • boards used as ~he lv es t1etwP0n two chairs. Don't cause people to bend 01,( r 111 1,, ... ~ yC11J ccin·1help1t Use o ne table as a desk whPrri yo i c. 111 • 1 e c·v "lry t h rng and take money u ~e only one c1:il1 1'"10:.< (t 111 (ans or boxes w ork fine) and make sure someone 1s appointed "cashier" at all times Arran9P hP.fOrf hn nd fo r a friend who can help .a nswer qu '}"l"-"'" rPl1e f for lunch. etc. Check your neighbors and friends. •See if any w ant to 1oin your salf' n1 is w1 II give you someone to share expenses with and increase 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 DailyPill~~~~sa le '')~.Group~salesa~real o~t~re ~tun .too~ GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR .GA 'AGE SALE! MAY IT BE SUCCESSFUL AND FUN! 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, C A. Open 8-5:30 Monday thru Friday, Saturday 8-noon. Sf 2277'?7 . .. . ., . 4 grant aid 61ack colleges WASJUNG'l'ON I AP l Four arant. lotullng $773,000 ha vt• bcl•n 11wurded by the Jo'ord Foundation to assis t pre- dominantly black C'OI· leges make lhv trans1- llon to ruHy rntegrated 1r\st1tut1ons A I be rt H. Berrian. president or the Institute for Services to Educa lion. said the $600,000 ~rant to his organization will be used to advise black colll•ges on their broadened responsibili ties. A $68,000 grant will go •lo M organ State Universi t y, a pre · dominantly bla<:k in stitution in Baltimore, to study how it can develop an urban fo(•us An $80,000 grant to the Tenness<'c Hi g her ~ Education Commission will be usC'd lo sludy,.re· tent1on and attnt ion of black studl·nts at four yea r inst1tutioni. 1n s tate s wh i c h h a d seg regated h ig h e r education svstcms The American Council on Educaltun is recc1v· ing $25.000 to sponsor a conference of educators and govl'rnment and bus 1nes1> leaders o n mor e effoc11ve ways to de seg r egate hig h e r education $1 million award upheld SACRAMENTO tAP 1 A s tate appeal court has upheld SI million m punitive dama ges against an insuran ce company that cul off payments to a disabled wo rker and allt'ged~· threatened retaliation if he complained to state officials. The rUJing by a unan 1 mo us three-member panel of the 3rd District Court o f Appeal a f . firmed a Siskiyou Coun· ty S uperior Court ruling f o r lru c kdri vc r Ray mond Pi s torius agains t the Prude nllal In s ur a n c e Co o f America The co urt s aid Pistorius suffe red back tnJUrtes in 1970 and 1971 that made him unable to work Prudential made payments under a d1s- ab1hty Policy until 1978. with one brief inlerrup· lion, but then s topped the payments, the court s aid When Pis torius s a id he would protest to stale insurance officials. a Prude nt4il.1 claim~ ex- a miner tole him that the company would seek re- covery of the money it had paid him if he com- plained. lhC' court saic1 Sailors will drink to this PORTSMOUTH, Va. 1 AP I Orange j uice 1s n o rmally u sed a s a breakfast drink, but the Naval Sh1pyard here 1s us ing something s imilar to orange Juice to c lean r u s t y bilges aboard s hips. "It might sound crazy, but it works," shipyard c h emist !-'red Porte r said Powdered citrir acid is mixed with water to form what 1s ··essential· ly orange juice,·· which then is heated a nd used to r e move rust from bilges, he s aid A degreaser and a paint remover are applie d before the citric acid. "It's the biggest de· velopm enl in bilge c lea ning in 2.5 years." Porter said Before the citric acid m ethod was developed, the ~nteriors of hulls were cleaned mainly by sanding and scraping, a process that was more lime-consuming and less efficient. Vote nixe d SACRAMENTO (AP> -In a 3·2 decision, the state farm labor board has thrown out a 1977 election al Giumarfa Vineyards, in whic h workers rejected Cesar Chavez' United Farm Workers as their representative. Orclngu Co.i:;t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 Bl I ·~-~ NEW STAMPS At top 1s new pos tage 1>lamp honoring Crazy Hors e. lead er of the Og~ala Sioux. to be part of a GrL•at Americans series. with a 1982 1ssut:. At bottom is u pair of 18-tent s tamps which commem orates the bicente11 n1 al of the battles of Yorktown and the Virginia Capes The,\ v. Ill be issued October 16 a t Yorktown. Pa. The Cn1zv Hor~l' s t ;,imp does not have a denominatio n . pending the 19S2 issUl' Alcohol 'problem' for U.S. women BOSTON l AP 1 Alcohol abuse is a g rowing problem among American wome n, partly because working women try to match the drinking habits of male colleagues. a psychologist says. Dr Eleanor Z. Hanna, direc· tor of the alcohol clinic at Ma ss achu sett s General Hospital, has been heading a s tudy for three y ears into Amcncan drinking habits. ·· F'or some women the two. martini lunch is no myth," she said. "For others, the cocktail party has replaced the tea par- ty Among many female patients who come to our clinic, there is t o t a l naivete about their psyctuotogic inability to tolerate as much alcohol as m en.·· Doctors note that women can be~in lo suffer cirrhosis of the live r on only a third as much alcohol as a man consumes. ··Failure of most women to re· a lize that their tolerance for alcohol is much less than that of m en poses a serious health danger:· she added The study was based on in· terviews with 63 alcohol clinic patients and 45 normal d1;nkers from the Boston area asked about drinking habits over a one-mo nth period. Ms Hanna presented her findings at a con ference of the Canadian Addie· tions Foundation in St. John's. NewfoundJand. The larger size of men as com- pared lo women is be lieved to be one reason men have more capacity, doctors say Men also maintain a fairly constant level 0£ tolerance for alcohol while the leve l in women ca n vary because of menstrual cycles and the use of oral contraceptives. Ms. Hanna said m ore woman arc seeking help when they re· alize they have an alcoho l problem. ··As more women enter the workforce and manv have more disposable income,· the number o r women seekin g help at alcoholic treatment centers is also rising," she said. The ratio of male to female problem drinkers seeking help at the C'hnic has s hifted from 8 1 to J. I since the 1950s, she said. New York bans video gambling ALBANY. NY !AP) -.New York Attorner General Robert Ada ms has banned video gambl· ing ,games from the state, saying the y "are in reality s lot machines rather than lotteries" and are illegal. New York's Lotter y Division wanted to introduce th e com· bined blackjack-poker games this fall in 17 New York City bus inesses and three Off Track * * * Betting parlors in the Albany area. But in his decision. Abrams said, "The versatility of the computer is s uch that each com puter termina l could itself become a minicasino. ·· lie noted that the state con· stitution permits g:imbling only on horseraces, bingo run by non· profit organizations and state lottery games * * * Navy' return viewed LONG BEACll <APJ Thl' Navy 1s <·ommg ha<·k to lh1!> harbor city , u11d \\-hill· that m eans million)> of dollar)> spent on marine related fucllthes. 11 also means u crunch in housing and traffic Snrne 45,0<)(J Pl'oplc ~\'rt: sta l 1om>d hl'r<.' unt1 I 1974 , but were m oved lo San Diego lo save m oney. Now th•ll 'outhcrly rac1hties <trl' Jamnwd. the Navy ts opting for a strateg1e split up of the neet, and intt-nds to !>la lion 30,000 military and civilian pe rsonnel here by 1985 The Navy 1s upgrudm~ the Long Beach Nlval Air Station and Shipya rd , COHr in,g 600 acres at tht' e a stern end Of Terminal Is land Construction 1s unde r way on a $20 million pier renov Jlwn and a $12 million s hipyard building, said station commantkr Capt J ohn Corne ll Ano ther $231 1 million 1s budgeted for two dry docks. two s hipyard buildings. a fu el pier. upgraded utilities and hous ing ··Many Navy families will not be able to find afford<1 bl c hous Ing." said Ellis K. Crow, citv ad \'ance planning officer · Long Beach has a 3 pe rcent vacancy rat€.• for its lf.4.000 rent· al units. De mand ;tlrt•ady in lensified bv a recent influx of Southeast Asians mt<' lhc South Bay 1s likely to push rent beyond the t•urrC'nl $250 for one bedroom. S340 for lY.cJ The NaV\' alread\ has a tY.o and threC'·rTIOnlh \\ a1l 111g ltst for its 1,780 housing units. Cornt.>ll said. Anoth<.•r 500 units are planned. and lhc Dt.•µ;Jrtmenl of Oe fcnse 1s \I ud:.1ng md1tar) hou!itnl! nN'lls throughout Los Angeles Count v Rep Glenn· M A11d1•rson. D Long Be;;it·h ..... aid tht• depJ1t menl 1s con)o,1dt.•nng n·;.H·t1vatmg Port MacArthur in Sun Pedro. fi ve miles w<.>st of Loni.: llt>ach In addition a 1979 tr;1ffir re port predll'lL•d cond1t11111s could becom e "1n toler ablt• along three of Long Beal'h's four main thoroughfan·~. hut l'uhl1t Works Director James Pott .,,1\s. ·we· .will be ablt· to ha ndle thl· trafht• problems." fie said a c1rl'ulatwn stud\ of the southwest port ion "' the t-1t) is being conducted. '"It was brought on not 1mly by the rC'lurn pf lht' Nav~ but by the dowrltown mall as \\ l'll. Pott said And t lw Port of l.011~ Beach 1s r edesigning its c ntiri• s treet sys tem. said C:hut·k ('onnors. c h1l'f harbor engineer Although the cxpand<.'d station won't nval the !JO-ship fleet of the carlv '70s, Cornell said 35 s hips ·1 ncluding thi· battleship Ne~ .Jersey, no~ being refilled will be pNma1a·ntly based hert.• Another 15 Y.111 call for Yl'ar long overhauls Buffalo to celebrate UUFFALO. N.Y rAPI Huf falo will celebr ate 1ls 150th birth· day next spring with an t•venmg r e li gio u s se rv1ct' and a candlcHght procession '"Such a rcltg1ous celebration 1s m ost appropriate because throughout our history residents of the City of Buffalo have been dedi<;.ated to service to God and their fellow man."" Mayor James 0 Gnffin s~id in unvC'il ing the plan Video games nemesis of parents Residents complain to city officials of disruptive behavior LOS ANGELES <AP> -Trou· ble in River City used to start with a capital P , for pool In a later generation anothe r bad P s tood for pinball Today the villajnous one is capital V. That stands for video. Video games are the modern nemes is of parents who tend to wonder where their children are hanging out The youths who once clustered around the clanging bell-ringing of a row of pinball machines now stand with eyes glued to the screens of electronic games with names like Pac Man. As teroids, Space invaders, Super Cobra. A game called Pong started the video attraction in 1973. but it was not until this past year that the electronic games really captured the compulsive passion of the young. Individual game machines. and arcades full of them have turned up in pizza parlors. bars, and shopping malls. Even Dis neyland has a battery of 190 games in its St arcade. But the enthus iasm of young people for the games, which they find challenging a nd tun, is countered by some of their elders. Parents do not like their children feeding the machines so many quarters, especially the ones they were supposed to have s pent on lunch. Residents complain to c ity of· fi cials about noisy g roups that congregate around the games, some using drugs and alcohol. littering nearby properties. and generally behaving disruptively. As a result, som e Southern California cities have passed measures lhat restrict where the games can be located and how many are permitted in one place. That type of legisla tion does not go over well with the busi- nessmen who promote and pro· duce the games and contend that it's not the fault of video games if youths get out of hand Ira Bettleman, president of C.A. Robinson and Co., a major distributor of video games, was disgruntled at a recent Los Angeles City Council meeting. The council was holding hear· ing!I on restrictions covering the installation of video machines that would require conditional use permlt.R and public hearings before five or more machines could be Installed In one loca- tion. - T hose restrictions did not bother BetUeman as much u the fad that the council was go- ing to Jump video games into an ordinance that also covered masnge porlors. bathhouses, d a nee halls a nd sexual en counter establis hments Bet tleman said video games c1o not belong with the others: and eventually the council passed l wo ordinances. one for video ga mes, and one rovt>ring the other cst~blishments. In Anaheim. the City Council took a dirferent tack II passed a nwasure stating that five or more games could be installed only if less than half the resi· dents and businesses within 300 feet of the proposed location were opposed to the installation Bettleman s uggested that the concern over video arcades 1s misplaced. He responded to a woman's complaint about a boy riding his ska teboard to an arcade at 11 p.m . by noting the boy might have been headed to worse pla<'es if the arcade were not there. Despite th<> official concern, the games have b ecome so popular, even with adults, that home sales have be<'Ome a big part of the industry. Joel Gilgoff, operator of a Van Nuys firm, G A.M E S., said he has sold 5,000 games to private Individuals over the past seven years. Among the buyers - John David son. C harles Bron11on, Cindy Williams and George Ke nnedy . ·~-1 ....... CB AT LAST -')11,,111 Klll.C hoild.., !JI 11.1111 ' 111 ,1 lo _,d p1ild1<· I ' H I ,111111 <·111)\ l"f°"\1t11111 111 l.onclon l'l'l't'nll\ ;.!11·1 .1 .. p1 ·1·1.il 11•1111" 0 1111·1· 111·1•11-.1· \\.l" t..:ta111t·d 1'111 tlt1 · l1111,11k,1..,1 I> h1 •1.dd1•tl t h1 • ••P•·llllt~ •11 •h1· l11 I \.;1 111111 .il l"1111•·11-. B.ind l·'.-,hil1111•111 Mexico's new standing brings clash with U.S. M EXlCO ('ITY <AP I Backed by it s oil 1>0wer, Mexico is demonstrat· in~ a nt·Y. independence in foreign af· f.Jirs that is bringing 1t into more fre· qul•nt conflict with the United States . Thi· most rec·cnt instance was Mex· 1t•o"s rC'cogn1llon with France on Aug 28 11f anti government leftist coali t 111ns 1n El Sal v<i dor. where the re- g1 nw 1)> supported by thc Reagan ad m tlll )oitratton Tht· 1<11nt declaration was one of Frarwt•'s ft•\\ involvements in Latin 1\1n1·1·1l'Hn aff;11r)oi since it was run out nf t\kx1co in the 1860s and one of Me\lco.., more outspoken gestures s1nl'l' 11 adoptl·cl non-intervention as a cc1rnl'l'"tone of its foreign policy in 1930 T ht· M t•x 1ran Fren c h m1l1at1 ve J11g1·n·d nine Latin American gov vrnntt•nts. mc·luding the military die· tatorsh1µs 1n Argentina. Bolivia, Chllt• Cuall'mala. Honduras and PJra~ua.) ~ In u JOtnt statement. they e x prt'S!><.'CI grave concern.. that it gave s upport to "subversive ex· trem1st groups" in El Salvador. Som<' of thc nine h ave guerrilla problemsofthe1rown. Thl' nited States 1s arming and bankrolling El Salvador's fight agains t the leftists. and the Mexican action seemed to bear out the predic· I 1 o n J<' o r e 1 ~ n M in 1 s t e r J o r g e Cast uneda m ade whe n Pres ident Heagan was t•lccted that any U.S.· '1ex1t·an confrontations hkely would not bl' over bilateral issues but over lht· role of each nation in the Third World. l'spcc1ally Latin America Ml•x1co has become increasingly independent of the United States over lhl· years Hut the huge oil d1s - <·m·cncs and President J ose Lopez Port1llo's personality a re making olhC'r g(lvernments listen more lo ~lex 1('11 NEWS ANALYSIS The oil "eallh bl•camc apparent about thl' lime Lope1 Portillo took of fl ee In rn76 fl has tnl'r ea)oied 12-fold s1nC'e then. with 1n·ovt'n gas and 011 reserves today of 72 billion barrels. fourth I~ rgl'Sl m lh<' ~ orld In hi' Stall' of lht• t:n111n speech Sept I . the• pres1<.lcnt C'a lled lhe Unit ed States proJeclt•d neutron weapon ''tht• worst that humanil) has pro duct>d' and reiterated Mexican sup port for n•volut1onary governments in Nicaragua an<.1 Cuba. Mex1l'O "ants to tnfluenCl' events. not JUSt 1m oke pnm·1ples."' he said M exiC'o look a sc at on lhC' L' N Security Coum·tl for the first time in 1980 and sinct• April has split with the l"nitcd States on four key votes in- volvi ng Africa a nd the Middle East. A cons tant theme of Lopez Po rtillo's s peechec; ha!-: been the Mex- ican demand for respect and equal treatment from the L;n1lcd States Many Mexican schools still depict the United States as a domineering. land grabbing big brotht·r and stress the loss of nearly half or Mexico to the United St;ites m lht· t ~th cenlurv Ile also !>aid !°vflo;\ICU wants to. avoid being linkl•d to Ont' s11pt·rpower or lhe other when 1l takl')oi a s t<1nd on a r e g1ona l 1s:.uc. a PoStllon Mexican of f1 c1als concede mav be ha rd to un derstand in the L'nll 0 <'d States. Mexico, despite the wishes of the Carter administration. refused to permit the late shah of Iran to return her e after he w<.'nl to the United States for medical treatment. This was seen b\' man) at the ttme as an att empt to enha nct• Mexico·s status with th<> rest of tht.> Third Worlrl Christian TV network plans new programs NEW YOHK !AP J The Rev. Pat Robl'rtson, founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network. s ays the net\\ ork plans lo add game shows. news updates. soap o peras and documentaries He said CRN. based in Virginia Bt>ach, Va . will offer a "wholesome" ultcrnative to the "unethical television network giants" which he J<·cu:.ed of "~lorify1ng sex and nolence ·• Robertson. 51. is the host of "700 Club," a 90 minute re ligious talk show that was C BN's mainstay until the soap opera .. Another Life" was ml roduccd in June. Ile s aid a t a meeting of the Na- lwnal Acade my of Television Arts and Sciences that CBN will revive the $50.000 Pyramid game s how and c reate its own com ic dramas . Another offering will be a morning show called "USam.. with ne ws. weather, sports and features. There will be up to nine news up· Causes of nurse slwrtage told PHILADELPH IA CAP ) -A shortage of registered nurses can be blamed on low salary and a chain of command that stifles decision· making, the American Hospital As· sociation was told. Preliminary results o r a year-long study were released at the annual AHA convention by H . Robert Cathcart, chairman of the National Commission on Nursing. A final re· port is due in 1983. Two-thirds of America's nurses work In hospitals where they lack authority to make decisions, Cathcart sold. and so they can't perform at their hlghtst level. Tbe commission also said salaries and f;!d ucaUona1 opportuolUts s hould match nurses' res1>0nalblUUes. dates a day, and they will include biblical ins ights. Robertson said '"I knew that Iran was going to fall nnd that when it did, it would fall into the Soviet orbit."" he said, because ""lhe prophet Ezeki el knew it It says so in the Bible Those are the kinds of ins ights you're not ~01ng to get. say, from Dan Rather " Robertso n s aid plans f or "wholesome"" programming did not m ean he was associating himself with the threat by some fundamen· tlilis l religious groups to boycott network television "'I am not a member of the Moral Majority, .. he said 'Tm a great believer 10 fr ee ent erprise Everybody does what he's called to do. 1 don't object to someone cursing the darkness, but I'd rather go out and light some candles." CBN reaches 13.5 million homes and expecLs to increase that M 35 million by 1985, he sai1. Last year 's income of $60 million was mostly from donations. he said, but CBN has signed one commercial sponsor and is seeking others. Cyclists: Watch out for moose BOSI'ON (AP> One hazard of riding a motorcycle is the danger of colliding with a moose, but New Hampshire doctors say th.is sort of misfortune may be Increasing. Or. Christopher Schaiberger and three do ctors" at Dartmouth · Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover, N.H., reported in the New England Journnl of Medicine that they treated the first two moose- motorcycle colli!lions on record in the s tate lut May. Both riders suffered head in.Juries and both recove~. The doctors noted that the state's moose population lnc.reased 50 per- cent slnce l!Y76. . --·--------------...~ ........ ~-------------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ALFA ROMEOeMASERATleSAABePEUGEO THE FINEST USED CARS AVAILABLE TRIUMPH•BENTLEY•COSWORTH VEG A•VW CO NV. 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 . . The Newest Economy Car From Japan ISUZU ,,.._HCIO H ·,00-t OOI ' ··• • ' • · THE ISUZU DIESELS ED E!!! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! EPA CITY •These figures are for comparison only, your mileage will vary EPA HWY. -------·~~--------~------..-...... -------------------------------------- Daily Pilat SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1981 STOCKS TELEVISION CLASSIFIED Bentley reflects Irvine businessman stands to make millions in merger By J ODI CADENHEAD Of .. Delly ,.... Mlift Jim Bentley, owner of Irvine· based Bentley Laboratories, leans back in his leather swivel chair and prepares to tell the story about how he started the multimillion-dollar business with only $40.000. a hand-built bench and a $10 oak desk. After all. he'll only be in the office a few more months. Under te rms of a $243 million deal signed Aug . 2 1 , Bentley share holde rs will receive 1.2 American Hospital Supply Corp. shares for each of the com- p a n y's 4 .8 m illion s hares Bentley himself stands to earn a reported $45 million to S50 million if the transaction is com· pleted in December. Bentley smiles his toothy grin. so often seen at fund-raising EXECUTIVE PROFILE parties, puts away his unlit pipe and tells how he built the medical products firm from a few wooden molds to one of the largest producers of disposable products for cardiovascular sur gery in the world. the contract. the owner of the machine shop was able to invest in a medical products company in Ir vine called Edwards Laboratories Ray Astle, owner of the shop, tried to convince Bentley to aJso invest. "Ray kept telling me I should com e and see the little valve company," recalled Bentley. "I thought what he was talking about was valves o utside a house. l had no idea he was talk- ing about heart valves." Within a few months Bentley joined the fi rm as vice president and general manager. He helped design the blood oxygenator and when the company decided it wasn't profitable to manufac- ture. Bentley purchased the pa· tent rights for $40,000 and in· corporaled Bentley Labs in No vember 1964. !I ronically, American Hospital Supply merged with Edwards Labs a few months later l C3-4 C7 C9-12 on The 33rd.annual Emmy A wards to be presented tonight ... C5 how it all began Last year the high tec"nology company reported revenues of $52 million and ma nufactured its 1 millionth oxygenator The de· vice is used lo take the place or a lung during open heart sur gery Bentley began manufacturing the oxygenators with the help of som e friends who had (alien into the habit of stopping by the s mall shop along Alton Road after work. . Dally~ ... -.-, llk119rtl K- J i m Bentley. mset. has every reason lo smile as he awaLts takeover l>y American /l ospital Stipply Corp. When Bentley started the com· pany in 1965 he had a cheap oak desk, a telephone, som e work benches he had made himself and a few wooden molds for the oxygenators. It was 19fi6 before the graying entrepreneur was able to pay either himselr or his employees. Bentley's big break came when Genernl E lectric agreed to purchase $350.000 of the lung de· vices and l968. the company expanded and opened its present manufac· turing plant o n Arms t rong Avenue in Irvine. Later that year a partner who had purchased 40 percent of the stock for $4,000 demanded he be paid $352,000 for his interest. The son of a power company executive in Ri verside, Bentley graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis and worked at a number of engineer· ing jobs on the West Coast before getting into the medical field · almost by accident. As Bentl ~y recalls it, he turned out as m any of the oxy- genators as he could and they continued to pile up in a GE warehouse. For some reason the company failed to sell very many. After paying off the partner Be ntley ended up with about $1.3 million from private investors and 70 percent of the s tock. In 1962 Bentley was working for Rucker Co. in Oakland when the company signed a lucrative contract with a small machine shop in Signal Hill. As a result of In the end GE agreed lo pay Bentley a bonus of $20,000 and Bentley bought back the $70 de· vices for $8 each and resold them for $30 to a laboratory s pecializing in a n imal ex· When the compan y went public in 1972 its stock sold for $22.25 a share before zooming to S53. A troubled economy sunk the stock lo a low of $7 and today it's a round S40 perimentalion _ Despite the compan y 's phenomenal growth, no man-While sales doubled in 1967 Jerry Williams sells uniform tops anywhere from $25 to S40<J. depending on name quallt11 • the cards, or shirts It's in Entrepreneurs turn a hobby into bus iness By KE ITH TUBE R Delly ................. From the outside, the home of Jerry and Sharon Williams and their son Marc looks like any other. Inside, it's a baseball fan's fantasy. ln one room. authentic baseball jerseys hang from a portable clothing rack. Another room is cluttered with boxes or baseball cards, bobbing dolls, action photos and sports biographies. Another room contains more of the same. The Williamses, in the best mom·and- pop tradition, are into the burgeoning sports memorabilia business. It's big business, a multimillion-dollar one. in fact, and big enough to support a horde of traveling trades men who make their livings exclusively by buying, trad- ing a nd selling baseball cards a nd paraphernalia. Speculators make the busi· ness bigger every day. . The Williams es, from their city of Oran1e home, operate The Left Sneaker, a family business dealing in "baseball cards & things." At this point, both Jerry and 7 a Sharon have full-time jobs: he at a newspaper circulation department and she at a local school district. It's their hope, though, that their sideline will one day be enough for Marc, nearly 17. to open his own store. ''This started as a hobby for me." said Jerry Williams, who recalls growing up in Pittsburgh and waiting sometimes for hours to collect Pirate autographs. "Of course, there's a profit to be made here. If I had $10,000 to invest when I start- ed , I could have made $150,000 to $200,000 or more." Williams began dealing in cards six or seven years ago, and today there are some 200.000 to 300,000 cards in his collection - "not a lot by some standards," he ad· milted. "Some guys have 1 million to 4 million cards." The card market is a volatile one. Williams, who talks baseball like a politi- cian filibusters, related one case in which a speculator misspeculated. "About three years ago, I auctioned off a <See MEMORABIU A, Pa1e CZ> agem ent c h an~es occurred until 1978 when Bentley hired Joe Stemler as president and <'hief operating officer Last year Bentley made Stemler chief executive officer Of his CEO Bentley says. ··So far we've seen eye to eye on what this company should do ··o ne of the reasons com panies s tagnate is because whoever 1s developing them isn't willing lo develoo the sort or management that's needed." Companies fhat fail to make management changes eilhe1 fail or never grow. Bentley said Part of the reason in hinng Stemler was so Bentley could <'Onccntratc mon· on tht· com· pany·s lt·gal conn·rns. Of ch11•£ 1mp<irlance was an ongoing It-gal battle over Bentle\··-. tNminat1on of a con· tract with f'1at 's R10engmeering lnternat1onal thal would have trnded his 30 percent interest in his hrm for a 35 percent interest 1n B1ocni::mccring Part of the H•lllement last June <'ailed for both companies to agree to a merger partner wilhin two years So it came as no surprise when Be ntley an- nounced three months ago he was seeking a ml•rger Prior to the out of court settle mcnt n1ocnginN'ring controlled 40 percent of the stock They now have 15 percent and Hcntley has about 25 percent ··1 ·m very happy with the merger." Bentley said. '"I think 1t 's a very good offer " About 30 companies responded to the Bentley announ cement in June and eight were considered sl'riouslv Bentley said he expects the com pany's extensive surgical device hne lo increase as a re- s ult of the merger He will con· linue as a consultant 1f the merger 1s finally approved by the s tockholders in December And. he said. the com pany will c:ont1nue operating as Bentley Laboratories. · One man's co~plaint Long wait, mistake lead to altercation Bv J£RRY CLAUSEN oftlw Dally "1 ... s ... " Some m otorist s. s uch as Phillip Oyer or Corona del Mar. fl atly contend nobody wants to stand in lon g que ues at the Department of Motor Vehicles in Costa Mesa and then face in· sensitive state employees. On the other hand. the OMV chier in Mesa credits his office wit h a bang up job wh ile hassled employees work over- t1 me to wrestle a burgeoning workload and crippling state budget. Operations offi cer Richard Bowman can produce a folder CONSUMER CLOSE -UP filled with letters prais ing the wo rk o f i n dividual OMV employees at his office who djd more than expected for mem- bers of the motoring public. "We here at the DMV are out to give the best service possi- ble," he said. "If anyone feels he isn't getting it, I hope he will con t act me or a section manager." Dyer. a 48-year-old aerospace employee, did just that recently. Oyer stood in a long line one day late last month. His auto and m otor cyc le operator's li cense was expiring. He turned in paperwork re- questing renewal, scooped up his driving test and moved lo a ta- ble a long the wall and filled in the answers. He joined still another line and slowly inched his way toward the next clerk. He approached the woman on· ly to learn he should have been given a second test question· n ai r e -one dealing with motorcycle operations. She gave him that lest blank and told him to return it to the head of the line when he had finished. Dyer hastily pe nc iled the answers and moved back to the front of the line of 30 or more wailing motorists. OF'FERS·AN APOLOGY Richard Bnwman He was concerned . He had taken time off work to secure the license he needed. It was getting late. As he stood at the front or the line, he was met with hoots and catcalls from other license seekers who wailed tediously for their turns at the window. Oyer stepped to the window. A burly fellow placed a hand on his shoulder and asked. "Do you always cut into .Jjnes like this?" Dyer sald he fell threatened. FELT THREATENED Phillip Dyer "All I wanted to do was get out of there al that point, to lake my license and $3.25 to another OMV offi ce." But the clerk refused to return either his money or his old license. he claims . After prolonged argument, Oyer stomped from the office amid the jeers of those still in line. 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IC"AT[S THU llftw~•! SE Plllr~ ·o~rn•A•t,,li HA~ A t··· J .. H!ll ll:f!S[.AR'"H .,, •• A"ll !LA8l~ .... ,.l't,. -~., .. ,., JH•Pi'll•• •ff "t"' .,.~ ••d•' &tfl.or• thf' •Cl"'1.1f"• J t nd \.1.-lt,,•aa o f tr'lit l•t• ~Ont•ln•d H~ U111t• ••bl_.t, ...,tt h ,.,.... bt~•1 f .,,,., ...... b•)I",."" '" tlfl r-tlt 1t1l1t. bl4t t 11cih •ccurec:iy and tl•ellnet• .-rt not ('.1•r•nt""'d end "•"P""' S.C'urlt.1~• u 111 U'ltt fl•V.t-p•p•r t't••H•t ""' l h bllttV tor el\y lnAOC\.1l"•CleJ or •Jfltt..-Jlneal O f ll'lt dtt.cr pun!tt'1trtd ,.., .. ,..,. ,.; onii HOUSE OF TAILORING AL TERA TIOMS FO R MEM & WOMEM SO. COAST PLAZA 540 849 t lowrr Lr•rl by Coro1nrl CCIU.IC'Y'OflS ~- 11-c... • ---• --..... 0...C _ _,_. -Cl. 1111 11 ICf1199rr~ ~pleL-HIJ 100 Corone SO Pesos '°"" $11-~ __ o...._ ..., -MM-71 M74.1S ..... u $457.U $Mt.• 1171M HML• St$49M (M4)-- From Page Cl OMV VISIT A LOT OF TROUBLE. • • said he'll never forg~l Without u license, Dyer found himself driving outside the haw. He ww; irate. wai. spech&I, that the dep&rtment had erred In ll.S work. is expected to eosc lh~ workload In Costa Mesa. Ile tried to rontact his lawyer The attorney was on vac1tt1on ·'If I'd heard of your problem , would have come lo your resru" " T he license extension by mall program wai. mad~ PQ8Slblti In 1979 by pa:.sage of Assembly 8111 777. authored by Victor Calvo of Mountain View. Dyer finally typed a letter to Bowman , a copy going to Sacr1tm cnto, 1n which lhe tlt.>rospace employee com1llained o r '"deplorable" conditions at the UMVorrice. Dyer learned he'd passt'<.I his :1 u t o d ra v in g t e s l b u t h ad missed a few too many on his motorcycle test The "good driver" renewals arc initiated by lhe OM V's com-1 puters in Sacramento. Bowman offered him a nother motorcycle test blank. Notices of eligibility are mailed lo drivers 60 days before their licenses expire. Recipients, said Rowrrwn may fill out n s hort form a nd return it by mail to the OMV an Sacramento with ii $3 25 fCl' Last week Oyer had his clay with Bowman, a special appoint ment to obtain his license. Oyer hurried through 1t, pencil fly111~ Ile missed seven too m any for a passing score. ··why do people have to put uo with ltlis?'" he queried. Bo wman suggci.ted he take the tesl.s home and study The program is offered to drivers under age 70 with a four· year clean driving record, one fn:e of traffic tickets, other veh1· Cl(' code vmlallons a nd any acci· dent, he explained "Who the heck do these people work for , a nyway?" he asked. The OMV officer and Dyer shook hands. '"I'm not after anybody's job," Dy e r admonish ed Bowman. ··But we <the motorists> just don't have time to come into this place every day. I h ave every reason not to be in here today. Bowman said he understood Dyer's complaint lie said he has been with the OMV 18 years, working at offices in Compton, Santa Monica, Culver City and Los Angeles The program s aves the OMV a n estimated $3 million annual ly. Bowman estimated, mostly because of the lessened load in dri ver's li cense paperwork and the result reduction in required employees "But l"m in a captive situa lion.'' Bowman inspected the p aperwork on his desk. Some customers, he notes, get pretty rough in Compton and Culver City He admitted that Dyer's forms had been correctly riled. Waiting in line is tedious. he admitted. He apologized. The clerk, he explained, was new. She hadn 'l realized she was to inform irate license seekers in the long line that Dyer's case Lines, he s <11d . are shorter on Tues d ays, Wednesda ys and Thursdays and suggested trips to the OMV office on those da ys. Even with the r ene wal-by· m all program, July figures in· d1catc that 15,273 operator license rene wals were processed 1n Costa Mesa alone about 600 more than during July 1980. And the new OMV license re- newal by-mail program. he said. From Page Cl MEMORABILIA A BIG BUSINESS. • • l952 Topps Mickey M a nlle card for $2,950,0 Williams remembered. '"Six months ater it was worth $1,200 Now il 's valued tween $500 and $900." Curr l dealer prices, trade show news and ol er related information appear in three alional trade magazines : Baseball Ho y News and The Trader Speaks, both mo thlies, and Sports Collectors Digest, publis hed bimonthly. "It's a good way to s ee what products other guys are offering , and how much they're charging, .. Williams said of the trades. ""Jn this business, like any other. there are 10 percent who will rip you off But the other 90 percent is great The peo· pie that collect and trade are a good bunch .• They spend an awful lot or lime with their hobby.'· Williams himself was recently a victim ()(an unreliable dealer. He bought a jersey for $100 that reputedly was worn by a m ember of the U.S hockey team during the 1976 Olympics. It turned out to be a fa ke . "There's a big market s pnngang up in fakes and stolen uniforms," Williams said . "Sometimes it's hard to authenticate uni· forms, wtuch is why I am willing to give Cull refunds, no questions asked. if one I sell is proved to be phony." Williams began selling uniforms last year , and has invested about $3,000 in the m so far He obtains them directly from team general managers, who often are pleased to get some r eturn on the out-or- date .clothin g. Other uniforms, mostly tops, Williams sells on consignment. Most are one-of-a-kind Whal are prices like? It depends on the name of the player and condition or the shirt, Williams s aid. A 1970 Angels gray flannel jersey worn by Rudy May. for instance, sells for $85. Mic key Loli ch 's 1976 Detrot~ Tigers UQ; 1form t o p costs $200 To 'buy Carl Yastrzem s ki's 1980 gray flannel s hirt. would set you back $400. Minor league Jerseys are priced more reasonably, most. selling m the $25 to $45 range "Someone's junk is another's treasure." Williams said. "That really holds true. There's a market for everythjng. ·· Williams and his family spend al least two weekends a month at club meetings. one in Fountain Valley and the other in Placentia. Baseball card conventions take up other weekends. Over the three-day Labor Day holiday, the family set up shop at the Marriott hotel in Los Angeles. ' 'As far as these things go, that was a below average s ho w in terms of sales.·' Williams said '"Some did very well. maybe $2,000 to $3.000. I did OK . l didn!t lose money, but I didn"t make much. either .. Much of what Willia m s makes is poured back into inventory The family 1s into othe r collections -Dennis tile Menace memorabilia. for one but Williams estimates his sports holdings lo be worth bet ween S70.000 and $80,000 Due to in- surance reasons, he prefers lo operate m dubs and trade shows as opposed to sell· ing directly from his house. At this point, it is n "t the money that makes thjs hobby business so important to Williams. It's the closeness it's brought to his fa mily. '"Marc is really the brains behind this," Williams beamed '"I'm the PR man, the front man. Sharon·s the worker. .. But Marc categorizes. classifies and prices most of the items. It's more like we're friends, not just father a nd son. It's really brought us together." Williams is promoting a s how at the Fullerton Holiday Inn J an 30·31 In addi· lion to the many vendors. the West Coast Card Flipping Ch ampionships will be held, aod old-lime players will be on hand to give a utographs. 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II 1$ I ~"'' '' t/-..0 It 4 IO n k president for eqUll) tradlOJ: at f'lrst IY\ 11 tla..00 'I )I I} 1 1' "''o •11'40 1• 10 10 ' c Hoston Cor)> An~ I( a ins now are ••<o • . ., '. s •s ~ ~1 I ""h I" d r h ' ~'\i~ ll ~ •r, ~ , ~ pure y t..,._ nica an as or t e '• r ? l 10S I• l ti lh ff ! . i.hde 10 stock pnrcs I don t think t ~.YF '~~ .. ~: i! 1ffl,., "r1I ~ II S finished yet." he Says ~r.?.im' '~'" ,. 1! '° 1 There was evtdcncr thi!' ps~t wc~k '~"'f ;.·:~f I) U , is•. ~. that even 1r Congres!i's complaints ~I" •1~ 1• '~ .. • '~ .1houl interest rates 111crt•ai.e. other i: fr.Mc~ 11~ ~: ~ I u·· j . ~ I ~ agencies could mak e IL d1ffkull n ~~~'[ ·:~··:~ :: ~I ~ r. ~ ~ tu get rates down ~·, '"' ~' , .~ l • 11 ~ .. tt-, :ti" The 1 'orgrrsMonal Hud~et Off1ct ..., :' : l .:~ ~·. J !"' . 1 . . i .. ~a1d P. esidenl Reali(un's fortcast of a r 1 u~•\" ll 14 I\ 1., flsr al 19"2 budget dPflClt of $42,5 ..., ""( •':IJ 1 • 4 '" , •• hi Ilion was short about S23 billion. s1\~ ~: ~ " .... 1,, fhat could mun ront1nut<1 h•avy t11,.. ti , • ., ..... '• ~ d1 '1;!11 ~· • i borrowtng by the Trtasury, wbkh = t ~r f~ 1, ,... " ~~. :ilrtady has kept credit dtmand - ,....,, m ~ 1 and rates -h.i&h while lhe FedtraJ 1 I" RC?serve Is kttpin1 crtdl\ supply low. • w w .. I ll Orange Coast DAILY PILOl /Sunday, Soptember 13. 1981 The envelope, please! Emmy .night I.OS AN<a;i. i-;s <AP l The actors are hurk in thl' fold, thl' writers have ended their :-trike, lhl• dirt><'tons have dropped thl'ir lhH•ulene<t boycott. so it's on with the Emmy /\wards s ho" Thl' envelope. please! It's ull ~htkr and glamour as television con~rutulutcs itsctr for the 33rd time in a show wh<lse llwrrll' retleels lhe spint of the day The Jll'Ople who work to tt•levision compnse ·'one b1.: happy fumily " CBS will rarry the spectacle live from the s tately Pas adena Civic Audatonum at 8 tonight. It's supposed to run for 2"'2 hours. but keep the popcorn warm bccausr the Emmy shows are notorious for running overtime Edward Asner and Shirley MacLaine are l'O ·hosts of the s how honoring prime-time lelevision for the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Asner, the star or CBS' "Lou Grant," 1s a fivt.• lime Emmy winner and a nominee again thJs year Miss Macba1ne won an Emmy for her spt•cial "Gypsy in My Soul " in the 1975 76 season. The stars will be back at the Emmy cere monies after last year's boycott because of the actors' strike . Only one star showed up then to receive his award In addition. this year's "HUGELY ENTERTAINING!" • ._:'"\· -C,.•r" Snai I I!•· I o<Jotr '·l•1«M fllfi(fE'V . t.'1 f Ill lM 'MA~ U ~· .... M ~: ~ ISAAC STERN IN C HINA Unrted Art11ts Cl1Ssics Weekdays 7:00 & 9:00 Sundays 2:00- 4:00-7:00-9:00 1 "POL VESTER" in ODO RAMA (R) II "FOX AND THE HOUND" (PG) "ONCE UPON A MOUSE" "FRIDAY, THE 13th," Part I 111 "FRIDAY, THE 13th," Part II FIRSI MONDAY IN OCTOBER \ A Po.-omount PKtute ft ........... .. "" ... , .. ; ·~ ... ._ .._,_..J'f4 M"'°"#'' ... ~ I \ :t • ·~''''""•1• . ""-='" •• NOW PLAYING lDWARDS lllW,ORT ,.,f'WPfJ'1 8'-4' t· f U "1tt M.rlM IRU 'lllA g·, •• ,,<.r, t~ LDWUOS MISSIO~ lllJO MAll CIMIMA lOWUDS ClllllU WlS T CllllDOME y ". Jt· ... ,,. -"''i'"' ... . . ' 110 'llSU I CCl'TIO IOll IMIS lllGI GIMIMI MEET THE WORLD'S RICHEST ORPHAN! ~~ (MTttE RIGMl'klc G··~~· ~ (OWAllDS 'J:' WISllROOl ................ , .... """' .. ' o-..... o ..... ' $10 ...,. lvU•" $.Ovtf\ Of l.n< .. ft o ....... 637·03.U d Al ... I '"' , .. I ,Ci\) ~ 10•~ \SJ' MU•tUtGtOll CUI( Ml • The most fun money can buy T«hnlcolof~ A• QitiO."'f l'fCr1111u -· ~ WAllll(fl lllOS 0 A ..... c-··-· c_.., Ci"1-~C_,M .. ll- __ .. ___ ....., -·-- writers ' slrlkl• has bet>n M.'ttled, as was a threatenl'<i tx1yc<1tl by directon Amon~ the more thun 40 cdcbrit1es present· Ing awards are Imogene Coca and Sid Caesar, who starred in telev1s1on 's early days, M 1ke Farrell, Jamie Farr and Loretta Sw1t or "MA S H "; Danny OeVito, Marilu llcnner and Tony Danza or "Taxi"; John Kitter. Joyce De Wi ll and Priscilla Barnes of ''Three's Company,'' and Gary Coleman, Todd Bridges and Conrad Bain of "D1fr'rent Strokes " ' CBS . the h ost network, goes into the ceremoni<>ll with the most nominees CBS has 104, NBC 112. i\ BC 79, the Public Broadcasting Service 32, and syndicated s hows seven. "Hill Street Blues," the critically ac· t'la1med NBC police drama, goes an with 21 nominations It's believed to be the most ever for a regular series. Other shows with multiple nominations are the NBC miniseries "Shogun." with 14, and the ABC miniseries "Masada" and CBS· "Lou Grant" with 13 each The nominees 1n major c·ategories inc lude Outstanding comedy series -"Barney Miller." "Soap," and "Taxi," all ABC. and ··M A S·ll " and "WKRP in Cincinnati." txith CBS Outstanding drama series "Dallas,'' hat happened to him 1hould I a. EDWARDS ~CINEMA ([NIER happen to you. Lou Grunt· umf "Tht.' Wh1k Shadow,' all 'BS, tirHl "Hill Stn• .. t Ulues" and "QUllll'} '. hoth N BC OuLstandlnit 1 .. ad adur, comt>d y /\ldu . "M /\ S II," CHS , and Judd "T axi,'' llul L1ndcn , "Ba rney M1lll•r,'' Mulligan, "Soap,'· and John H1ttt-r , l'ompany,'' all AHC i\ lm1 Htr'\('h Hi('h.ini "rhn'l'''.'. Outstanding lead actor, drama t-:tlward /\s n(•r. "Lou (irunt. · .Jun Davis, Dallas.' Lou is GossC'tl Jr , "Pal mt.'rstown, Larry Hae mau. ··Dallas ." and l't'r'lll'll Rotwr•I ~ "Trap~r John, M D ". till CBS. and l>an1t'I J Tt avant1. "11111 Str eet Blues." NBC Outstanding lead actress, comedy Eill•t·n Brl'nnan, "Taxi." and Calhr)'n DanHin and Katht:rint• l!t.olmund. both "So111>." holh ABl'. ;ind Lynn Hcdgrave, "!louse l'alls,'' and lsaht·I Sanford, "The Jefferson~,'' both CilS Outstanding lead actrcss. drama Barbara Babcock a nd Veronica Hanwl, "11111 Strt•ct Hlue:-... NHC. Barbara Hel G edde~ and Linda Gray ... D<1llas," and M1('hat•I l.earm·d. "Nurse." .ill CBS. and Stefanie Powers, · llatt to II a rt,' A HC: Ttwy told thl' Doolin D,llwn ~ng wtwrl' to~<> Then rhey w(•nl with 1hern llURI IA"-CA')llfl IOH"-'>AW\t.I KCHl\lllt.IR,,. ld~.''"''" .. ' . _ ..... _, .,~ ....... ._,_.., • Ut N SO ~=======~=====;~=====--==:....:·1 "A knock-your-sock.~ ~ymoor lofde o1nd AMO<:Wln Prn•nh LUNCH WACON A M.lrli lo~ Production An Erm.•'! Pintoff rilm ~I.ming lllCk .-OOEU PAMUA lltYANT ROSANN[ KATON IMWf VAN rAnlN ROSl MARJI MICHAH TUCO IRI enr~np o I CHUCk McCANN · CANOY MOORf .... II ....... IUMH.iflll '"''' ...... , ....... a 1ounar1 nun ~ CIHMA ...... -...... .... , ........ ·-·.-....... ,,,~ ~l b W orlb ~ ctob erfest AIRPLANE I From take-off ro zero hour -it's a h1/ar1ous Sf)Oof of all those ''Airplane" adventure movies packed wt!h action. romance and non-stop laughs ROBERT STACK. LLOYD BRIDGES and ROBERT HAYS star Uncut and commercial free SHOWmE9 off, fantastically frighteni~ and lusciously gory UH MA<.AL l:'-1 AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE SHOWTIME 1s non-stop total ent&rfa1nment aH the time. 24-nours-a-day. every day The blockbuster movies everybody's IO()l(rng fol Uncut and uninterrupted by com-.t merciels. Plus edulf movies load9d Mtfl ac- tion and romance. Original series too hot fol the regular Mtworifs to handle Broedway hitS. Las Vegas revues. nlQhtclub sets. concerts. T sped live 1ust for SHOWTIME Classic and foreign films Movies for children and the whole fsml/y Conventent scheduling, more choices.. more variery, more entertainment -all day, ell flight, ell the trme. SHOWTIME 2~-a-day, every day It's like nothing els,on~yTV TELEPROMPTER CABl.ITV I W1tl1am Hurl BOOY HEAT (RI Show~ al 12 30 2:55 5.20 7·45 10 10 'r~T~TJ~ 2:f~30'9.55 No Economy Seating I. ~:=.'?.:: ~~'rro a~lo 6.00 8 10 10 15 I c::=,;;~;;,~;;~IWi~:;::;. ~, J;1::::::J 12 00 2·00 4 00 I §,00 8;00 10 00 ::::J SUP II PGI Ch·~rR•~v· 12 2 .25 4 5 7·30 1 :00 ln70mm 1 NoPasseafNoEcon.Sea1$1 A U~•.w!•se of Magic HEAVY METAL !RI Shows•• 12.00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 11 1 =~~1 I FRIDAY THE 1:..IRI I Friday The 13th Pert 11 (RI OPEN 7:30 NIGHTLY Undtr12FREEUnlflsNottd Monday thru Saturday All Performances before 5 00 PM (Except Special En9a9emenls and Holidays) LA MIRADA MAU LA MIRADA WALK·IN T ... _,.,. 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HELL NIGHT flll 11111 ,, SOUH(l --~ LA HAIRA LA HABRA DRIVE·IN 1m0t11oft1 °"""" "8•1J ti ftlt11 & ""''Ir" M1.o 871-1862 8UENA PARK LINCOLN DRIVE ·IN ,u\(01" A•• We•t ot t.ttOtl 121·4070 OllANG! ···~""·" .. ~ ... ewi.o .....,.....,_,_... LUNCH WAGON 101 -SENIORS 1a1 II....,.. otY1NI. & f M """"'~ 'POL VESTER 10 1 -TUNNELVISION r•1 ORANGE DRIVE·IN so,..•o 4,..0 i,,.,, • \IOf• ( 0 •Q• 558-7022 --O<YtNt • , .. _... f'OL VESTER" lllt .... "TUNNELVISION" 1111 \A.fit JUAN ' APl<.IR,Uct, MISSION DRIVf·IN Hlf~ll ... t.li I~ f!ll Al H WARNER DRIVf·IN WOrl\•t • ., ••••• 0' .. OC" ltvo t'7·Htl -- ..ooaa--.a• "ENDLESS LOVE ' I'll .... "TARZAN THl Af"I MAN'' 1111 ., • .-. .... M.L ........ LA PULOUllUA CON LAMUllllTt on SOPl.ON ·----...... FAONTIElllA MAVA CON ALIUlll O« AMOfl tf..00 ptt CAtlOAO Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 His best work lost with flops NEW YOltK <AP 1 Jerry Herman wrote tht' SCOI(' ror Uroudway's "Hello, Dolly! .. And ror unolhl'r hit, "Mu me." They've made him wt>ulthy. But he has a regret common to Hroadway tunto1sm1ths . He reels some of his best work went down with flop shows, like the haunting "Time Heals Everything" rrom "Mack and Mabel," his ,hort run 1974 musical about Hollywood's early duys Or "And I Was Beautiful" from "Dear World" or 1969 Or "Marianne" Crom his last mus ical, "The Grand Tour." briefly on Broadway in 1979. "Everyone knows 'Mame· and 'Doll y' and ·ir He Walked Into My Life'," composer Herman says. "But not the songs from shows of mine that didn't make it, songs which in many cases are my best work. It's like having a neglected child." "Jerry's Girls" is a criticall y hailed musical that both revives those neglected songs and does the golden oldies in new ways. Some 40 songs of his, from hits and flops alike, are in the show. It opened in August in a small midtown sup· per club just west of Broadway, Ted Hook's Onstage. The New York Times, for one, calls it .. a brilliantly lively and scintillating evening of cabaret." Naturally this pleases Herman, a slight, youthful-looking man of 49. "But what's pleased me perhaps more than anything is that the re· views tend to single out the obscure songs for praise," he says. He's now pondering another Broadway musical about another female Josephine Baker. the black singer who was the toast of Paris in the Twenties. Since 1954, Herman's wr itten two off· British scoop film rights LONDON <AP> A British team of indepen· dent filmmakers claim to have scooped the world's leading television companies by signing a deal for a lO·part documentary called "The Chinese." Nigel Houghton, a member of the team, said it took seven days '"interrogation" in Peking to secure Chinese government consent. Camera crews, guaranteed an "enormous amount of freedom ... leave for China next month to s pend more than a year shooting 150 hours of film that will be edited into 10 one·hour programs for world sales. Completion is scheduled for 1983. The first buyer is Britain's new Channel Four commercial network, which starts up in late 1982. . SPECIAL 3-DAV SHOWING SEPT. 22 & 23 MESA THEATRE COSTA MESA SEPT. 24 LIDO THEATRE NEWPORT BEACH ___ ·'Trud&iling Adveqture ~ilm A Couple'• Two-Year Voyage In A Small Boot 11Hurrah and hallelujah!11 -SM!la Benton, LOS ANGELES TIMES A~lM~llR A ¥"""" .. ~ "' ..... ,.~ NOW PLAYING " "' ........ "':!' •• •IOWllUll SOlll• UIAll •••• UU Pl&U ' ., lilt~ Jf, IOWlUI l.lOOllUC-• t l•IOOMI HAIMIM N"l-111 r r0te ·.er• ·8" 1 t ''l'~""" 1 • ~"' '". •IDWAllOI ClllCM& WHI rtCIPIC'l SOUlM COlll I tu-S.• l<o<> 'lthl'l'll'\\1!• ~' ,._.,. JQur•fif•" .;-.41 4 ~ • cn--r mo '"'" acc.nr• fOll r1111 f-lll GALLIPOLI DISCOVERED "Absorbing, moving, deeply felt and brilliantly photographed." -Ja<• ~·<' NEWSWEE" "Ambitious. Sweeping. A singularty intelligent enter- tainment. A milestone in the career of the talented Peter Weir." K~· IMm ... lO •NC..Elfs ft ... f. "The best picture of the year. A must-see:' _ ........ n Betc• Sy"<J•ca!l'd Co•u"'"''' "A rich, complex, deeply moving film, beautifully photographed and intelligently directed." -How1rn 1(1ss~J WQM[N S WEAR DAILY nroadway s hows and seven Bro adway musicals. His fir~t Broadway effort In 1961. "Milk and Honey," was a hit. He 's composed more than 60 show tunes That's quite a lot, but he doesn't think so. "I haven't written enough," he says. "I really should have more output." But It's not because he's the kind of composer who agonizes over every note. '"I write very quickly, even though there's a period of what I call marinating, of letting the tune roll around in my head When I get to the piano, it's fust. "I wrote ·Mame,' the whole six choruses, in 20 minutes. for example. But I have to be in love with the source material, really m love with it, before I write anything ... Herman's songs tend to be optimistic, on the sunny side, simple in an era of complexity, romantic in an age of robot rock. In short, old· fa shioned. He .happily pleads guilty to all charges. "I'd be a disaster writing a modern pop song," he says "I was bitten by what I call the Irving Berlin bug when I was a kid The first musical I ever saw was 'Annie Get Your Gun.· "'And it absolutely knocked me out because 1t had melody, simple emotion. And that's how I decided I wanted to write. I never wanted to do anything but make people hum. "AU I really want to do is entert1un." H~ shakes his head. "Old-fashioned. 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G YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES "Firebrand Lawyer Host JOhn A Stearns, Guest Leonard Wtinglus CD BIBLE ANSWERS Q) ROMPER ROOM (I) THE 8AXTEAS CS)MOVIE * • • '" ·wise Blood" t 1980) Brad Oourol Amy Wright An emo1lonally detacheo preACllet con- tends wrln a handful of ~Ole. each ol whom wanta to exploll him lor a dlllerent reason 'PG 0MOVIE • * '" •·somewhere In l tme (19801 Christopher Reeve Jane Seymour Obsessed with the oa<traJt ol a 19th-century aclresa, 11 modern-day New York playwright uStls hypnosis to travel back In 11me and meet her PG' (,t)MOVIE • " • Anolanel · ( 1980) Robert Hays, Julie Haoer ty /\lier an alrllne1's crew !alls 10 IOOd poisoning. a nervous lorme< war pilot IS 011isseo 1n10 service and must contend w1lh <>n· board hyst8fla a secrehve control to-and cilche- lille<I memories 'PG t1:30 8 MARSHALL EFRON'S SUNDAY SCHOOL (R) D SERENOtPITY 0 ROBERT SCHULL.ER 0 PEOPLE7 Host Anna Chavez 0 DAVEY ANO GOLIATH Q) NEWS (I) TV-11 LOOKS AT LEARNING 9 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (t)MOVIE • • Gel Charlte Tully ( t976) O!Ck Emery. Darren Nesblll A SWindler cons thou.ands ol dollan trom an ltatlan crime boss and makes his getaway In drag with the mob 1n hot our· suit PG (}i)MOVIE • • • • The Pr12e Foghta< (19791 Tim Conway, Don Knolls Our1ng the Oep1es· slon. 1t bumbling bower and his wise-cracking manager try to outwit the mob PG 7:00 8 TOOAY'S RELIGION 0 WHITNEY ANO THE ROBOT 8 POPEYE ANO FRIENDS 0 IT 18 WRITTEN 0 KENNETH COPE LANO Cll DAY OF OtSCOVERY Q) MIGHTY MOUSE E YOOAFORHEAllH (I) LET THERE BE LIGHT ®) DIRECTIONS The economic ollQht 01 mlddi.class Ame<ICana 1n the onc.e lhrlvtno S.Unas V&lley Is e•llll'lned (Pitt 1) (R) 9 SUNDAY MASS 7:30 II FAITHWAYS Host Sherry Landrum 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION HOSI 01 Arnold Pike. CD JIMMY SWAOOART fD MISTER ROGERS (R) (I) INTERNATIONAL HOUR 0 PUBLIC PULSE Host Bob Mills 9THEWORlO TOMORROW 9:00 f) SUNDAY MORNING 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 0 PERSONAL OIMEHSIONS Ci) LLOYOOOILVIE Q) CUFfWOOO AVENUE KIDS "lhe Cowboy And The Indiana" The kids go to Sttlflla Ranch 10 make a western and end up help· I~ to aeve the ranch • ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) t!IJ JERRY FALWELL 9 REX HUMBARD (C)MOVIE • • •'It "The Sir anger" ( 1967) Marcello Mastroian- ni, Anna Karina A h&nd· some stoneneerted 11tano- " ign<>fOS SOClety'I COO- vant1on1 and pays ttwl P<'ic. In this 1dap111t1on ol the lamed Csmus novel ())MOVIE • • Tucic Even11t1ng" Fred Kaller, JotaPh MKOulra A young girl meets en Immortal lemlty lll>OWO It the Tuci11 'G' 0 MOVIE • • 'h "No Deposit, No Re1urn" ( 11178) DIYld Niven, Oerren McG1vln The Chlldrtn Of neglecl!Ye patenl1 <lec;lde to 11• their own kldn.pf)!ng to SPEAK RIGHT UP P al SaJ<ik I ll'ft I nnd Susa11 I lahn visit with Wall.v t ht• llam•• whl'n th1..· "Sund a~·" show goL1:, tu till' Los A ngel(•i, Zoo for lhl' K~UC Pt.·~1<.'\>('k IOK Hun toda~· al 1 p m on Cha11nt•I I ~t some 111en11on 'G 11:30 U OOYSSEY Host Janine hrlalgl• Gues1s Pastor Delbert l Hoaialler, Immanuel Sign Language Choir. Marvey C11apma11 8 TOOAY'S BLACK WOMAN 0 MEETING TIME AT CALVARY Q) FlllEOERICI( K. PRICE ti) SHOW MY PEOPLE &i} ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (I) DAY Of DISCOVERY Qt KNOW YOUR BIBLE CH)MOVIE • * .,, "The Cat From Out· er Space" ( 19791 t<en Ber ry Salldy Duncan An e•1ta1t1rraat11a1 tomcat crash IBl'ldS on Ear1h 'G 9:00 D MEET THE PRESS 0 VILLA ALEGRE (R) 0 (I) ORAL ROBERTS Q) THE KING IS COMING 81) SESAME STREET (R) ~ 11 IS WRITTEN 9;30 8 NFL TOOAY D 9NFL'll1 U CAMP WILDERNESS 0 DAY OF DISCOVERY Q) THEWOALO TOMORROW Cl) JERRY FALWELL (I) ABBOTT ANO COSlELLO @)KENNETH COPELAND 10:00 I) NFL FOOTBALL Los Angelos Rams at N&w Orleans Sa1n11 D Q! NFL FOOTBALL Houston Oilers at Cleve- land 81own5 8 MOVIE • • ,., 'The Wacky World Of Mother Goose' ( 1967) Animated Voice ol Marga· rat Rutherford The lovable char1C1ers ol Mother Goose set out to cap1ure dlabollcel sec:rel sp-U KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO (Seuon Prem1ere1 Guesta Brooke Shi8ld1, actress Marla Gibbs. deSlgnar France-MIChele Adle< 0 HERA LO OF TRUTH Q) REX HUMBARD Si) SESAME STREET (R) ~ MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING (I) SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN .c'MOVIE • " ,. Ra1ntree County ( 19571 Elizabeth Taylor Montgomery Clift During lhe CIVIi War, a capllvallng Southern belle is deter· mined to nave lhe man 01 ner chc>tce regardless ol the conseque<1tes ~MOVIE a • • "A1101ane•· ( 1980) Rober1 Hays. Julie Hager- ty ANer an atrllner·s crew tails to food poisoning, a nervous lortTWtr war pilot 1s orlJSSad Into servlCe and must contend with on- t>oa•d hystene a secte11ve controt 10-and cllche- lllle<I memories PG' 0 MOVIE ..... ,, "My BodyguBrd (1979) Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwin The new kid at a Ch1C8Qo high school makes friends wllh tile school outcast and together they s1and up to the cruel gang wnich had persecuted them bOlh 'PG 10:30 Ci) ROBERT SCHULLER Q) OOOOER OOGOVT Q) CALVARYCHAPEL ~ MAGIC Of OIL PAINllNG ®) SPECTRUM '.ID MOVIE * • , A FISllUI 01 Oyne- mlt e ( 1972) James Coburn Rod Steiger An lrlsh ravotullonary and a Me.1can thief wtio team uo 10 rob banks 50tTlehow wind up being heroes of the Mexican Revolution ·po 10:55 8) OOOOER PRE-GAME 11-00 0 BASE8ALL Boston Red So• at N- York Yenk-0 TERRY COLE· WHITTAKER g) CHURCH IN THE HOME E MASTERPIECE TltEATRE FESTIVAL OF FAVORITES 6i) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) (I) SERGEANT PRUTON Of THE YUf<ON 0 BASEBALL Reglonal covereoe 01 Los Angelet OodQerl II Cin- cinnati Aed1: Botton Red Sox at New York Yank- 11: 10 Cll BASEBALL Los Angelea Oodge<s •t Cl~nn111 Redii 11:30 ID WALL tTREET W£EI( ([J WESTERN OVTDOORSMAN (S)MOVIE • •1~ Real Lila" ( 1979) Albert Brooks, CharlH GrOdln A lllm crew moves In Wllh II tamlly In Pt>oenl~. Arizona. to producie o cine- ma verrt• documentary on 1ne aver•oe Amencen fam- ily 'PG -AFTERNOON- 12:00 8 LOST IN SPACE Smith Ind • bungling space magician tou1 uo a trip to Earth 0 SEARCH Cl) MARCUS WELBY, M.O A showg111 cotlapses lrom 1ntec11on but doesn't reveal she h•s had sllteone 1njeCllOOS EE) FLAMBAROS Edge Ot fhe Cloud" Wii- iiam gets 10 test fly Ills llrst plane 10 France and Chris· 11na 1s promoteo to recap· 11on1st at tne notel CP1111 6) IRJO m GREAT PERFORMANCES Tannhauser From Bay· reulh" Spas Wenkolt and Gwyr•elh Jones are laa. tureo "' Wagner's opera about n minstrel llnrghl s conflict be!Ween hi$ tova 101 a young and innocent gnl and his 08"ion lor Venus, tha goodess 01 to11e Colin Davis conducts lrom lhe Festspellhaus <11 the annual Wagner sum· mer leshvel In Bayreuth. Ge1li(RI (I) T WEEK IN BASEB L 0MOVIE * * "Oh Godl 8001<. II" (19801 George Burns Suz.anne Plesne11e God ra1urna 10 Earth and chooses an innocent young g111 to spread the message that He slltl &••SIS, though ane IS Iha only person who can actu ally see Him 'PG' THE MGM STORY: SUNKIST STARS AT PALM SPRINGS 12'20 rzJ MOVIE * • "Ba1hlng Beauty' 119441 Red Skelton. e.ther Wiiiiam• ~ composer enrOllS 1n a Qltls school to t>e near hlS new wire. wno left him roghl aller lhe wed· ding 12:30 0 WILD, WlLO WORLD OF ANIMALS 'Coyo1e Although lnten· s1ve hunting, trllPP•no and poisoning continues to per stat the coyote Is steadily 1ncreas1no 1n num· DefS (I) NFL TOOA'Y 1:00 I) U.S. OPEN ~NIS live coverage ol the men's hnals (from Flushlng Meedows NY l D NFL FOOTBALL N-England P•trlOIS 11 PhlllldelPhl& Eegles 8 BASEBALL Te•as Range1s at Califor- nia Angeli 0 MOVIE • * '"' 'Sherlock Holmes And The Votoe Of Terror 119421 B1111 RathbOl"e Nigel Bruce Sherlock Holmet and Watson uncovet an espionage operation lhel utlllzes radio propaganda Q) ROOKIES A lorrne1 Green Berel blames Mtke IOI his t:aQ· tura In Vtetnem fl) MURDER MOST ENGLISH lha Unpleasantness Al The Bellone Club" Alter the general's body 11 e•humed. Ille verdict of death by natural causes· is changeo to "mu1dar (Par1 31 (I) NFL FOOTBALL Oe1rolt lions 111 San Diego Cnargers Q! MEET THE PRESS (C)MOVIE • • * * Rasurre<:11on' ( 1980) Ellan Butttyn, Sam Shepard Alter a near latal auto(• acclderit. II WOQ!.8n llnda Iha! Iha has lhe a'Olll· ly 10 heal Others l>Yl IS per- secuted beeause of her refusal lo c;lelm a dlvtne 1nlluen<Je 'PG (IDMOVIE • • ·~ "The Prize Fighter" (1 9791 Tim Conway, Don Knous During the Oeor ... a1on. e l>Ymbllng bo•er and his WIH·C•I Clllng maneger 1ry 10 outwtt the mob 'PO' 1:30 0 9 SPORTSBEAT Q! NEWSCENTER WEEKLY (1)MOVIE CHANNEL LISTINGS • • • "Home From The Hiii' 1111110) Robert Mitchum, George Pep- pard A m1n'1 lllegttlm1t11 90tl18V81hl•llf• 2:00 8 GREATEST 8POm'S LEOENDe "Bot> H1yea" f) KNXT <CBSI 0 On TV • MOVIE 0 M;N8C INBCI l Z TV * *'"' "Repon To Tha 0 KTLA llnd I " Hf\0 Commlulonar" (11175) CD KAAC I ABCI C CC1,,..ni.i.1 M1¢1\Ht MO<'larty, SuMl't " N .,. Blekely A rool!le cop woo 0 KFMD 1(8'>1 I WO...,I NY mlatllklnly kMll • lemAle 0 KHJ TV find t '' (W'l 0'>1 undercover n1rcot1c1 «:) l<CST I ABCI f <ESPNI ll09fl1 d\iilng I ei\ootOU1 ) $ ('iilowltmf'I ~lnYOIWd ln l <JOV CD I( TTV llno •'ilP of tile lnddent Cl) KCOP TV l lnd I U SootliOhl • MOVll! &'I KCE T ( PBSI Ol ICl!blr NPw~ Netwnrk I * • Jt "881118 Ofy" ( 10551 Ven ~. Aldo A.r,. U.8. 1..~--~D~l<~OC::::::e~1~P~B~S~1----~------~--------~~-;-;...~--- M111IOM "''" love wtth COMb411 dliflflO wono w., II • TH! TOM con\.I SHOW "Ann L.•no.,.. America • mail po111Jlu •dvfce C01umnl1I dll<!u.... ~ Qr-'* dlYO<C. •nd,,., nard-noa.a v•"-9 COUEOE FOOfllAU 'I I WMllty h1Qhllgh1' ol 11.,- NCAA cont .. 11 •r• Pf• Mnted. QIMOVte '* • \' Apech• RlllM" 11065) Audie Murphy, MIGhMI Olnll When 1he MNcel«I Apectiet I.Voll llQllnll the lnvUIOn of their llomel•nd. • cav•lry .:;11otaln •• Mtlt 10 m•k• PMCe 0MOVIE * * •.i, Somawh11e In Tlme" I tgac)) Chrialopher Reeva, J•n• Saymou1 Obaeued with th• ponraJt 01 a lllth·<Jenlury actreBI. a mod«n·d•v New Yori\ playwrlght u ... nypnot11 10 111ve1 bllCk In time and meet her 'PG' (l.) OANOBUSTERS 'Tile 0111h Plunge (Ch~et 21 2:30 ti (Ill ISSUES ANO ANSWERS 0 MOVIE * * "Rac>tlllc\Js" (1962) Carl OllOMO, Mimi Hein· rteh Alla. a giant p!'ehl._ torlc creatur• •• unaatlhed, the 11111 11 sent 10 a Danish laboratory whete. to the horror or oil, 11 begins 10 regenerate and assume a lllefo•m fill THE LAWMAl<e'NI Correspondents Linde we11ne1mer and Cok18 Rober1s jotn Paul Duke tor a11 uo l<Hho·11>lnute sum- mary of Congrese1onal acuvttMIS (l; DICK POWELL THEATRE The Prtce 01 To11>a10tn 3;00 0 DIRECTIONS Tha economic plight ot 11>1ddle-class Amerii;ans In the once th11v1no Salinas valley 1s extmlned tPar1 2t (R) EE) OPENMIND Caryl R1ve1s 1ournal1it an<I author, io•ns nost R cnard Heitner lo dlKuss w11ethe1 or not men 11>ake belle• mathematicians than wom- en and what role genes may play 1n deterrn1n1ng this dlfferanc;e ®) NEWSMAKERS '91 Host JOiin ~euy (C)MOVIE * * * '1 'The Stranger" t 1967) Marcello Mastroian- ni. Anna Karma A hand some stonehearteO strano- er ignores socie1y·s con- ven11on1 and pays the p11ce 1n this adaptation ot the taflled Camus novel £.11) KRIS KRISTOFFERSON ANO ANNE MURAAY SPECIAL Two or OOf' music's most eac111ng per1ormers pres· ent some ol their 11>011 popular hilt before an audience m Monte Carlo 3:30 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS "Ostrich' tR) fD THE HUMAN FACE OF CHINA 'Mind Body And Spirit The unique Chinese national health care sys· tem 1ntegra1es lhe1t tred1- 11on111 rameo1as with Wast· a<n medicine tRJ '14) GREAT PERFORMANCES Or11>andy At 80 Eugene Ormandy conducts Iha Ph1iadelph1a Orchestra in a performance 01 Rachman1· notrs Symphony No 2 tRI @l WAYNEANO SHUSTER The Brown Pumpernick· &t rz:> CHARLES CHAMPLIN TALKS WITH .. , Robe<1 Stack 3:55 0 MOVIE * • ·~ No Deposit, No Return ( 1976) David Niven Darren McGavtn The children of neglectlve parenls decide to stage their own kldnaw1no to ~· aome 111anuon 'G' 4:00 II 2 WITH YOU Hos1 She<la Frazier D SUNDAY Hosts Pat Sa1ak, Susan Hahn Location Iha NBC 10K Run lrom Los Angeles loo. Grlttlth Park 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Fllght 107 arrives on schedule Dul empty U COLLEGE FOOTBAU '111 Weel<ty hlghllgh1s ol ~ay NCAA con1ests ere pre- sented 0 MOVIE • •• Kiiier McCoy (19471 Mickey Rooney Ann Blylh A Ortzellghta. finds hlmsell trappeo alter he Inadvertently kills 1 lr111ner Q) MOVIE * * * "Tiley Call Me Mr Tlbba" ( 1970) Sidney P~· tier, Menln l andau Afta< -no his Irland leave tho ~ of e c1lme. a oonce- man 19 uncertain about what he should do g) MOVIE •*'"'"On MoonllQhl Bay·· (1951) Dorla 01y, Gordon MaeRae A young WO<Tlen lalls In love wtth 1 man woo can't 1oter11t1 her t1vorlle oastl"'"· 9 WALL ITREET WEE< "Stelklng The W•ll Slree1 Bargain" Guell Harri• l Kem~ Jr , Gl'llel ln-1· ment ottlG« Of the U.S NallOnal Bink of GaJvee· Ion. Cl) 0REAn8T SPORTS LEO ENOS Ill THA rs INCAEOt8LE Featured: • karete expen woo tnee 10 brffk 111 arraw N 11 11181 by, 1 young men wtloea unborn !Win w111 k>clOed In hla brain: 1 deep M8-dlvlng rescue rob01 (R) 8MOVIE ••a "Wer!Ock" j10511) Rlehard Wkknar'k, Henry Fond After ridding • 1own of outlawt, • gun. lllnger It Cf\tllerlged by ~ ot the men woo hlll9ed him (ft)MOVIE • • ·~ 'HOn•v•uckl• Roal" ( 10801 Wlllle Ne6eon, 0y.,, Cannon. ~ Ot'I tour, 1 T-oounl'Y· w.tem ~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOl/Sunday, Septembor 13. 1981 C7 ·Tube Toppers ('HS EJ H 00 1-:rnmy Awa!'tf., · I\\\ ants for <.·xcl'llL'ncl' m lt'l(•v1~ion \\ 111 bt> shown from Pasadt•na KTl .. J\ 0 8 · 00 Zoos of the World " An inside look <•t tht• wos and <1quarium~ all ovt·r lht• ~lobt> A BC f1 8 00 .. Forn• Ill from Navuront'" Rutwrt Sh~t" anc.J llurbara Hach ~ta r in .i "t'llUL'I lo ·(;uns of N::ivarn1w .. KC l~T I.if R 00 "f:vl'n 1ng at Pop~ "J ;1u pwn1st O~<·ur Pt•lt•r..,011 Joins l he Uu~1 on Pop::. Involved with lhe aeducttve daughtet of hla tklekk:k eve11 U\QU9h he 91111 IOv" hr• st•Y·•l-nome wtla PG' (.$) Cl.) MOVIE 1 * •'1 lhe High And The Mighty I 19!i4) John Wayne, Claire Tr8vor .A,11 e•rol&ne won 22 pass.n· gers abo•rd runs Into den ger on route to San Fra.n· CISCO 430 II INTERFACE 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Casey IS • let1·hande0 pitcher wt10 cen 1'181p a baset>all t&am out ot last place U COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIOHLIOHTS use fill WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW ~ SEE WHAT I SAY Holly Near eKplores the 1Ssue or miking concerts accesslble to handicapped people (I) WONDER WOMAN Wonder Woman must use all her strength and power 10 stop lhe world from destruc11on by monmade volcanos ~MOVIE • • ·~ Mad Wednesday t t947t Harold UoyO Frances Ramsden An amo111ous se11-s1ar1er ot the 1920s IHmi that s .... c. cess has its price 5·00 8 NEWSMAKERS 0 STAR TREK Fotlowtng a long m1sS1on the En1erprn1e 18~es snore leave on e seemingly Earth-like planet 0 ABC NEWS fE) FIRING LINE Does The Warren Repor1 On TIMI Kenneoy Assaw- nahon HOid up? Guests G Robert Blekey Oav1d Se111n ~ THE VICTORY GARDEN Bob lhompson oilers advlee on every phase or ~den1ng @I NEWS (t.JMOVtE • * Get Charita T ulty" ( 19761 Dick Ell'ltl'Y. Darren Nesbitt A swindler cons thousands ol dollers lrom an Italian tmn• boss and makl!S n1~ getawa~ 1n dr&g with the mob 111 not pur soil PG ~·30 I) FACE THE NATION 0 NEWS ~ THIS OLD HOUSE W0<k on the dee~ and •ls loundallon 1>eg1ns and Bob v1111 ott8fs h•nls on oalru 11rrpp1ng (R) 0 (I) M"A"S"H Both Charles and Klinger develop romantic liaisons while t0<gat11ng their trou bleS at AoSle's Bar @) ABCNEWS -EVE~- 11.00 8 PRO FOOT8All WRAP D NEWS 0 MOVIE * ,. ·~ · The u111e House On The Pr1111e ' I 1974) M\Chael Landon Mehssa Gilbert An Ame<tcan w11· demess lam1ty 1111empts to surv1va 111 111e Kansas of ,,. 1870• 0 AHORSEMAN RIDING BY · 1919 The Old And The New · With Paul mlsSlllQ and the Army havrng vacated Shlllow!ord, COd· ull se1s out to t:iuy the Val- ley !Part 131 CD MOVIE * * *'" Boys Town 119381 Spencer Tracy M1cke)' Rooney Father Flanagan s Boyt Town IS d11rupted by a '4!Bmlrigly heartless new arrival Cl) MOVIE • • • • Se11en Days In Mey' ( 1g~1 8ur1 lancas- 18'. Kirk Oovglu Ouec180 by John Frankenhetmer A top-ranking U S general piota a military coup In apposition to Iha oresi· dent's proposed disarm•· ment egreement with 1he Soviet Union f.11 All CREATIJRES GREAT ANO SMALL II "Big Steps And Llttle 'Una" James And Trls1a11 101n the RAF (Par1 28) m OPERA FflOM SAN FRANCISCO "Lt! Gi0cond1" AC1 II ol Ponchtelll'I cluaic opetll featuring Renate Seotto end Lucl1110 Pavarolll Includes documenuuy tootage designed to enhance the viewer'• under•t•nd•no or the llC1 Hoel. Tony Randell (R) Cl) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER The Swuthog1 Chip In to l>Yy a C8r from B11rbarlno's uncle. QJ TiiE AOCKFOfUl FlL.£8 Rockrord 11 hired by an ln1ur1ne41 co11>p1ny to neoo11a11 the return of 11 1tOlen diamond (ft)MOVI! ••'A "The Cit From 0\11· « So-" ( 1111g) Ken Ber· ry, Sandy Duncan An extr11erreet•lll 1omc11 Clettl l1nd1 on Ell'lh 'G' CD) VIETNAM: TI4E TfH THOU8ANO DAY WAA "Peece" II the -rcti ror ~ oontlnued untbal· eel, IO did 1he o.c.mt>er 11172 bOmblnQa of HllnOI -~~ ••• 'Ai "My Bodyou.,.d .. ( lllttl Ctll1e M•~. Adam Baldwin Tlltt n~ kid 11 I Chlc1Q<1 high sthOol mehs lr111f>da w1111 tne sellool outcast and IUOBlllef lhey llVl<I up to Illa cruel 9111Q wt1icn had oorsecuted mem both 'PG 11:so I ([J a News NEWS CONFEREHCE 0 THE PEOf>LE'S COURT l ne cue Ot The Urioald Gig I The Case 01 Tho Bad New• Limo Bill' (~MOVIE "' • • Ra1n11ee County" t 19571 Elizabeth Taylor Montgomery Cllll Doring ine C1111I W•r a captlv811fl9 SOU1hern belle 11 dale< mined to hive me man ol her cnoice regardless ol the consequences (S, !Zl MOVIE • • • A1ro11nel" 119110) Robert Hay1 Julle Haget · ty Alie< an 8Jrllnat'5 crew tails to food ootsonlng. a nervou~ former war 01101 Is prasseo ·into servtce and must contend w11n Cl"- ooard hyste11a a secret:ve control tower and cllcl':e- lllle<I memories PG' 7-00 8 CJ) 60 MINUTES O Q!OISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "The Barelool Eitecullve Network executtves beCC>m<I 1nvo1vea tn a Wiid scramble 10 kMO the pub- lic lrom tmd1ng OVI at>oul a chimpanzee who p.cks hit shows (Part 2J(R)Q 0 @) TRUE LIFE STORIES The stories or a prospector who strikes 11 11ch then los es n all and an alcoholic a search 101 ner 11atura1 mother are drema11zed Orck Ven Dy~e and Marton Ross star 0 THE BAXTERS You Are What's Eating You'· fE VIC BRADEN'S TENNIS FOR THE F\/TURE "Playing Doubles · Vic Braden oamon11rates 111e key points of strategy and movllf'nent 1hll make dou· bles a real adventure tR) ~ARING LINE 0~ The Warren Report On The Kennedy ASS8SSI nahon Hold Up? Guests G Robert 8l1kay, David Bellln l OJ JUDY OARLA~O SPECIAL Judy Garl&t>d ts JO<ne<I by Ltra Mlnnelli ano Barbra Stte<sand In thlt unlQue mUSICll special lllmed 111 196.C 7'30 0 FOCUS ON BRITAIN Ho11· Keith Berwick &;) TRAINING OOOS THE WOOOHOUSE WAY Sit And Slay 9 00 8 (I) EMMY AWARDS The 33rd edition ot these awards honoring eacel· len<:e 1n 1aiev111Qr1 wlll be 1elecast lrom the Civic Cant8f 1n Pasadena D Q!CHIPS Ponc:h discovers lhal a boyhOOd tr tend II running a Fag1n-tlke txirg11ry oper- ation (RI 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL Zoos 01 The World" A tOOll behind 1 he scenes •S taken at lhe w0<ld'11 500 zoos and aquariums that are vtslte<l by over 300 mu. 110<1 people annu•lly U @l MOVIE • • ·~ 'Force tO From Navarone 11978) Robert Shew, Barbare each Five Alllt!d sold>atS and one woman 0101 10 blow uo a dam and destroy a strat&- g1c bridge In the middle or Nazl-ocwpled 111rrltory (RI Ci) IT IS WRITTEN Q) MERV GRIFFIN Be Friendly" Gues1s Carol Burnell Charles Grodin Cl) SOLIOOOLO Hos1 Andy Gibb Gues1s Olivia Newton-John, Air Supply, Ronnie Miisap. Tile ROiiing Stones fD EVENING AT POPS The great 1a.u pianist Oscar Peterson per1orms with the 8oa1on Popa con- duC1ed by John Williams. (R) Qt\) MASTERPIECI! THEATRE FESTIVAL OF FAVORIT£S "Sunaet Song. Seed Time" On N-Year's Eve, Chris marrleS Ewan T11vend111e. e loreman II a n11rby farm ~rt 4)(R) CH)MOVIE • • *' "~a Like Old Times" ( 19110) Goldle Hlwn, Chevy Ch... A soft-hearted l•Wf6< la torn t>e'-l '* llopeleU ex- h u ab and ·I urned· benk robbet and hat uptight or-t husband who la runnlno tor C1lllornl1 •llomey Q41!*.. 'PO' (D)MOVIE •• • "11'1 My Turn" (1960) Jiii Cleyburoh. MIGllMI Oovglea A brlf. "'"' cn1eego math Pf~ "°' , .. 11z.. ,,,. proble!M In hat 11-ln •11ontflll) wtien 1111e 11noe • new !<Mt wtllle lfl ~ York tor tier l1thaf'1 remerrt •. 'R' (l)MOVIE • * • "NO<lh 0.llU FOi· ly" (187t) Nie* Holla, MIC ~ Orouplaa, plll-90P- pin0 end llkllgtll pattylno begin 10 1•e their toll on two lun.IOYlng bU1 OYlf • ln.<hlll toolbell plll)'Wt. 'R' MOVll! * • * Altpl•ne.I" ( I Oecl) R<it>ert ~·~· Julie H.ger ty All• an lll<lln., • C1- 1a111 to food polM>OIOQ, • necvoue IOI m•r wlr p4i01 I• pr.....O Into ...,..lee and rnuet contend With on board hy.1er1a • taerell,,. c;ontrol tOw« 11/ld tlldle- ltltao M4111'\0ttet PO IZJMOV11 • 1 '" 8ol>lev11d Nights ( 10101 ~leherd Yniguez Oenny De L• Pu A Chle•· no yOUlh Url••O.Cledly retMla -oamat the •t•nd arCla •hd tr•dlltonl or hll 1111ghbor nooo gang rn order 10 tulllll hi• own do.sire 10 get martMl<J at>d r;otp rua lrouOle·Ph•gued younger broiner tvord Mii daelrucllon 'R' 8:30 G THE WORLD TOMORROW •:oo 0 9 MOVIE • I Hogh ICe ( 111801 Ou1d Januen. Tony Musante Two c;ouples on a weektM'ld mountain cllmll In the Pacific Nor1hwe•• are caught In an ave tencne tRH;.J D WILD KINGDOM Sea SnekH 01 Th• Swains 0 WILD, WILD WOALO OF AMIMALS "r11a Admlroble ()(;!opus" Perhaps the mos• remor~ able of ell saa etaatur8$ the OCIOOUI Iii by &!•d latge a limtd an1ma1 ti) HEEHAW Guest• Ed BruCAt Geil 0 0 11v1es Wtndy HOicombe el) MAS~RPIECE THEATRE FESTIVAL OF FAVORITES Sunset Sono Seed Time On New Yaar's Eve Cnris marnes Ewan Tav&nelale, a foreman at a nearby l&rm (Part 4)(At '14) EVENING AT POPS Tne great l&l.l PIMOISI Osca1 Pelerson oerf0<m¥ w11h the Boston Popa c0<1 ducteo by Jonn Wiiiiam' (R) 9:30 0 WILD KINGDOM 'Why Consel\lallon?" 0 BREA TH OF LIFE Cll THEA Julie Som11>ars stars 1n tile story ol a tascrna11ng wom an wno turns ou1 to be Goo and brmgs e new understanding of the mas cullne and feminine 1n all ol us 'CJ MOVIE • • Freebie And The Bean 11974) James Caan Alan Arkin Two lreewneel- lng San Francuu:o cops are plagued by ru11eway C815 a11d elusive ladles 1n their cross-town race 10 protect tile man they intend to a1res1 ~MOVIE • • "Night 01 The Jug- oler' 119801 Jemos Brolln. Cltlt Gorman A lorm01 police ollicer launcnes I detperate search 1hr0U9n the streets of New 'l"orlc Ctty '°' n1S missing daugh ter m•st&kanly kidnaoped by a paychopalh•c ct1m1 nal 'A' 9;450MOVIE * • ', "Bruballer' ( 1980> Robert Redlord Y&Ohel Ko110 A relorm minded warden uncovers wide- spread corrupt10t1 when he enter11 his newly assogned prison posing •~ aTI mma1e 'R' ll.J THE MOM STORY SUNKIST STARS AT PALM SPRINGS 10:00 0 CD HEWS Ci) ERNEST ANGLEY Q) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS fl) OPERA FROM SAN FRANCISCO La Gioconda Act II 01 Ponch1ell1 s classic opera featuring Renata Sc:ono and Luciano P1varo111 1nctudes documentary 1001age de11gnad to enhance I he viewer's unele<Slllndlng ol the eel Hosl Tony Rendall IRI m MOVIE • • '> Iceland 119421 Sonia Hente, John Payna. A Nordic beaut~• skates an<) SJngs her way 1n10 1he hear1 01 an outce&I Marine MOVIE • • '> · Honeysuckle Rose ( 1980) Wlllle Nelson. Dyan Cannon While on tour, a Tuaa country· western 11ngar beeomes 1nvo1veo with the Mducllve daught8f of hi• sldll< lck .....,, 1 tiouoh tie st Ill loves his stay-•l·h<>me Wiie 'PG' IS)MOVIE • • '> The Wamors (19791 Micheal Bae~. Dot· sey Wright Blamed tor Iha murde• or 1 ch1rl111T1allc leader at a New York stri!el gang convanllOn. members or 1 Coney ISiand gaog must fight the4r way back 10 their home turf R' 10.015 Cl) OICI< POWELL THEATRE The PrlCe Of T om11~ ' 10'30 I) (I) ONE DAY AT A TIME Tile woe ot SchnelOO<'• bell lrlflnd decides 1ha1 three's a crowd when Schnelder' a around. (R) 8 aJ) BARNEY MILLER A iOcal community group starts • lull llCBle tlot In tile 12th precinct In orotat ol OOol police 01otect10n (R) g.. JERRY FALWELL a; JIMMY SWAGGART 11!00 11 o a Cl) o a NEWS D PACES£TTEA8 Hoel Rey Gonzales 0 SPORTS SHACK HOSI: l ynn ShlCkeltord • SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert an<! Gene Slake4 18kl I IOOil 11 lhe evolutlon or llllT\lty lllms wtlh 8Cll\el from "Ordl- nmry People," 'Tile Greal 6 111111'11" mncl "Kremer Ve K11rne<." (R) (Z)MOVlE • • "Bethlng B11u1y" ( 1944) Red Skllton, &that Wllll1m1 A compo11r en<olll In • glf1•' eohOol 10 be -hie Mw wife, woo l8fl him fight after the ...0- dlng. 11:1•1=lW8 • • • "~ Trictt Pony" ( I NO) Pu Slmon. 8llllr 8rown. A ono.-poc>ul., pertormer II .,,_,,.., Dy e-..ryone ltound lllm to dtOO hl9 1tyte of muelo end wflll ~ lhll Gell ClrlflO him bec:k to Iha toe> 40 A I I ~ 8 8PORT8 FlH.Al 14<Mt Jim Hiii I 700Clutl A8CN!W8 COU.EOI! F'OOTllAU Purdue 11a StlnlOffl • MOVIE * • • "T"-'f Cell Me Mr Tlllbe ( 1070) Sidney Pol llet M1tt"1 LandlU Al18' -ng Illa frlttnd leave tne eo&ne Of • Clltne, • tJOI~ man 11 uncetl•ln ebOUI whit ,,. ahOukJ do II) AOOl<IE8 fD n.E TOM COTTLE SHOW Ann l endere' Amer>ea'I mull popul11 edvlca culumm11 dll<!uaaet her c;11reer, her dll/C)(('.8 llld net hard no-i v•lu•• lfl MOVIE • • * An,,_ Ot The Thou Und Oeys" l 196111 Rich1td 8ur1on, G41mrvlave 8ujold (B MOVIE ... *I. '24 Houre or The Rebel" ( 197111 Rlcherd fllomas Susan Tyrell ICJMOVIE • • • • At1u11&ct1on 11980) Ellen Bur91yn, Sam Snepard Alter 11 ne&r ratll eu10 llC(;icJent. o woman finds that she hH tile eblll· IV 10 heal Others but la P«· -.uted t>ecau"' of he< u1lusal to cl11m a dtvltWI 1nlluen«1 PG SJ MOVIE • • •, Real Ltle' ( 1979) Albert Brooka, Ch11rles GrOdin A lltm crew moY8JI in wr111 11 1am1ly 1n Phoenix, Amona. to produce • ~ ma vetlla doc .... mentary on the a11erao• Amertean 1em- 11y PG I 1·45 8 THE ROCKFORD FILES D MOVIE • ,, ', 24 Hours 01 fhe Rebel" ( 19711) Richard Thomu Susan Tyf&ll 0 MOVIE • *'" The Gentle Rain t 19661 Cllrlstopher George. Lynda Day -Ml>NIGHT - 12 oo m Los ANGELES wEEK IN REVIEW Host Cle•e Rot>erts Hi SO YOU WANNA BE A STAR? Tile ellor1s 01 live •spiring en1e11a1ners 10 hit the big 11me and 8Chteve stardom are traced througn inter· views ano actual perlOI' manc&s 12 15 0"40VIE • The Awoke111ng ' < 19801 Charlton Heston Su,annah Yor ~ An art n11eo1og1s1 s daughter t>e<:omes oouessed D'f 1he m81ovOlent ip1rtl ot an ancient Egyp11an queen R' 12.40 l ZJ THE MGM STORY: SUNKIST STARS AT PALM SPRINGS t2 45 1) NAME OF THE GAME JaN Oilton uncovers some sla!'lhng lacts lbOUl 1 &11per'S1ar soul "noer (Port 21 100 li MOVIE • * , Batlle Beyond Tne Stars 119110) Richard Thomas Jonn Su on A reprast1nta11ve or a galactic •lltance round& up 11 mot· ley grouo ot spa~ warriors ro thwart the schemes ol a ruthless conQuerer 'PG l MOVIE * * , Boulevard Ntghts 11g191 Rtcherd Yn19uez Danny De La Paz A Chica· no youlh uneapectedly rebels against the stand- ards and lrad1t1on5" ol his neighborhood vang In ordllf 10 lulllll Ills own oesore 10 get m11nieo and help his ttouble-olag~ younger brothel avotd sell· deslruollon R' 1 30 CD TEEN SCENE Q!NEWS (C)MOVIE "'• * '• Tt>e Stranger c 19671 Maroetto MastrOlan· 111 Anna Karina A hand- some s1onehea11eo strang- er Ignores soc1e1y·s con- ven11ons and pays lhe 0•1ee tn this ed11p11111on or the lamed Camus novet CS"JMOVtE • • 'Survtval Run Pele< Graves, Ray Mlll&nd A group of teen-avers slut'\· ble upon something they shouldn I have seen •nd must pay for II with !heir ltves R 1.450 ATONE Guest Jackie Coaper 9 ABC NEWS 2:151) NEWS 0MOVIE • • • 'Alrptaner I 1g801 Robert Hays, Julle Heger- ty Alter an airliner s crew falls to tOOd pot&or1lng, a net\lous t<>1mer war ptlot Is prasse<l Into fiervlce Ind muSI contend with on- board hysteria, • MGrellva control lower and cllc:h6- ltlle<l memories PG 2·30 II TODAY'S RELIGION 2:45 0 NEWS 3:00 II FAITHWAYS Host Sherry Landrum. (1) TiiE WACK:r ~LO OF JONA THAN WINTERS Host Orson We4 ... CZ) CHARLES CHAMPUN TAU<S WTTH .. "Robert Stacie 3:30 tJ NEWSMAJ<ERS (C)MOVIE * * * * " II" I 19611) M•l- colm McOow•ll. O•vld Wood The oppr .. tlve etmospnere 11 111 Engtllll bo)'I' sellool IMd• to 1 Ylo- lenl atudent rebelllon. (S)MOVIE • * "ThunO.tblrda To The Reecue" ( 19111) .The l)lloll Of five apeclelfy equipped rodtet lhlp1 muat -the 11ve1 or P••••ngere trapped on 11 llUl*'tOflk; tr1n9P0r1. 'G' (l)MOVIE • .. • "AlfpllMf" (1980) Robett Htyt, Julia Hao-· ry After In lllftlnet'e ~- 1"'9 10 food POleOnlng, • nenoou• '°"'* -pllof It or•Md Into Mtvloe .,,., mu1t conland with on. bowel 11y11ana, • MCratMt oontrol lowtir and ~ Med mernon.. 'PO' 4:00,~ACI 4;11 ~ ••\i "BNl*ter" (18'0) Rot)er1 Aedtofd, Ylf)hlt K.otto. . . ~~--~------..__... __ .......... _. ... ..-........... a.-... c ............................. 2 ........ • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 13. 1981 ADAMS lfOl 'SE San Clenumte cordially invites you to attend one of the nation's top anti ques exhibi ti ons, and the only '"vetted '' show on the Wes t Coast, the Newport Harbor Art Museum's fourth annual F eaturing antiques from America, England , France and the Orient by f orty-one dealer s from acr oss the nation, and exhi bitions of fine arts and furniture predating 1830 . ' September 18 , Friday 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 . Admi ssion : $5 includes catalogue. Docent Tour : 10. a . m . Friday. and Saturday . $10 inc ludes admission. and catalogue. L ecture Ser i es : 11. a . m .. and 2 p.m . Friday. and Saturday , 11 .a.m . Sunday .$~ each or five f or $25 . Call the mu~eum. at 759 -1122 for more information . F ood. and bev erages available 11 to 8 Friday and Saturday, 11 to 5 Sunday . ANTIQUES SHOW EXHIBITORS /. A.\'THJI All<f;. l.o<: A11yeles \\' GRAllA.\l AHA DER Ill Kmg of Prussw f'u 'BALOGH GALJ.F.HY. /SC Char/ottl'SI 1/k Va A V.\'A /3f:CI\ A.\'Tl<ll '1-:S Carmel H11nt hs n 2~1 J .N I YO.\'S I.TD A VTH)l r: l'HI \TS. /'aln \lt11 .WAT/I IS .\10.VTC ;o \H; HY . Long Be11cll ADEU~ .WcGOWA.\ La Caru.uln 'W/LUA:'vf BLAU<. LTO. /VC . Betlte.~da Wd & l.os 11nqele~ THE BLL'E Ql'A/L. SnlaM Beach HRAD'r'W/CK S Santo Harbara THE CO.V.VO/SSEl'R . .Sa11 Dzeyo • DAVW-llOLDSlllP. Carmel WJR,\.lA DEE A:VTIQl'ES. La Jolla • DILU.VGHA.W 6.: CO.WPA.VY. San ,_.ranc1sco • ROBERT OOMf;Rlrl'I.·~ & COMP/\.\')', San ,_.ranc1sco • E\/ANS & GERST ANGIQL'ES. J,0119 Bem·lt llAZE-;I. ,_.ISflER PAPERH'f:IG/ITS Corona dcl War E & .I FRA.'VKF.L .. \'etL' York.,\' r '.JA.l\t1ES GALLEY. RahnL'I Po C/JAH/.1-:S F:D~\'I \' A.\ T/Qt 'F:S San Fra111·1sc11 ' RICllARD GO/ tD A.\'TIQL'ES I.TD Santn \1omca • J A.WES HA.\'Sf;.V. Santa Barbara • llOBART llOL'SI-:, Iladdam. Ct I CO.\'STA.\'CE II /ll'RST A VTJQn:s. /.\/(' /.().'I A11qdes Mrs Hobert F Anderson Mrs Herman Axelrod Mrs Joh11slon Ballard Mrs Stan Bestor Mr.<1 Geroge Bissell Mrs Fran Bury Mrs Robert A Busby \frs W1/l1am E Chichester Mrs Kenneth Chong Mrs R L Cooling Mr Karl A Copas ,\frs Jack deKrw/ Mr.<1 Andrew Dossett. 11 I 4 & .5 2li .17 2.'i 2X 42 /Ii JX Ii •l:t 3X II :11 / I !'/ I, II RORE-;RT F \'/('/l<Jl.S. Sa11ta Fe. v w \1ARGARf:T .WHW A \'Tl<-)l'ES Costa ,\fe:.o PATIO (;Au.1-:w 1-:s A.\ TIC)/ 'ES. Glendale P (; Vi 'CSU; Y & SOS. Sari 1-·ra11c1sco • ()L'A1'HAI.\. /\('. /.os A11geles '<;LES.\' C RA.\{)ALl.. l:VC . Alua11dna . \'a •STAIR & C<J.\11'•\ \'Y . .\'ew York \ Y DOROT/IY STA.'VIH'RY S l'ORTOBl-:I.LO A.'VT/QL r:S. Veu;xm lieach TOM STA.VSHL'RY A.VT/QL'ES. Newport Rea1·h GARRICK C STEPllE.\SO.\' . .Veu· York . .\' r 'F,AR/.f. 0 VA.VDEKAH. 0 1'' KVIGl/TSBRWG1': !.\'(' Los Angeles .. Veu.: Ynrk .. VY Lottdon \\'ARRI-;\ 1.\1/>0RTS ,_.AH f:AST ,_.I.VE ARTS l.aqu11a Reach • WHAT'S SEXT A \'Tl(Jl l-:S. Laguna Beacl1 w111n;u :y GAI.U:HY . Los Angel1•s • W/UiO.V GALU:HIES. Santa Fe .. \' ,\1 GARY YO( ·.w; I.cirm9tm1. \To 1981 ANTIQUES SHOW COMMITTEE Mrs Ward Chamberlm -Cha1 rp<'r.wm. Museum C<llmnl ~1rs Ernest A. Bryant. fl/ -Adu1sory Comm1tte1' Mrs. I/al Lehman -Advisory Committee \.1rs George G Thomas -Advisory Comm1ttt'1' M rs. Patnck W. Nolan -Executwe Secretary Mrs Nancy Sayre f'oerster -Treasun•r Mrs Henry Durkee Mrs. Guy F.:arl .Wr Gerhardt H. Felgemaker Wrs I/ugh Gallagher Mrs. Raymond Geiler Mr.<1 Walter D.K Gibson . .Jr Mrs George Hershman Mrs Robert Hughes Mrs. John P. Humdall Mrs llilary I mes Mrs DD Kaun Mrs James M Keefe Mrs Myers Ke1tl1ly Mrs Walin Kno.r Mr Rick Lang Mrs John Macnab Mrs Frank Mar.~hall Mr Michael Mays Mrs. (;race Metzger Mrs. Donald McGowan Mrs. Eugene Mc.Verney Mrs Len Miller Mrs T Pl1ill1ps Morgan Ms Retty Oberg Mrs Ant hony Otting Mrs. Joseph Paymar Mrs Roger Poole A Public Ser vice Sponsorship of t he Orange Coast naily Pilot :wrs. Thomas J Qwck. 11 I Mrs Rex Reno .Wr I. Jarmin Rooch Ms .Jockirae Sagouspe Mrs James Sargeant Mr Tom Stansbury Mrs John J Swigart Miss Zayda Taylor Mrs. Raymond Turner Miss Paula Vogele Mrs Mayo Vordale Mrs Dort-Old Webh Mrs. F.rlgnr R Witmer 1t11111t1s .,. -·' .'l5 ·-21J .111 21 r _, 41 40 5 2 22 :w .J:I .1!' i 7 19 111 24 . ·: . ... -. ·: ·-: Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 nces hurt college 's free spirit PUIUC llltE l'ICTITIOUI •UllN8U NAM8 ITATIM8NT Th• foll-Intl pe,.011' aro 0011111 l>Ull,,.u• PHUC •OCE fllC'TITIOUI •UllNIU NAN18 ITATllolllNT The loll0wl119 11erl0fl It CIOflltl bull· ....... G radu a t e f'P('Hlls heady experi e ll l'l'~ \ r ind ·p~ndent s tudies on campus 11 I ORANGE COA5T OA 1 l Y PILOT (I) OAIL V PILOT UI HUN TI N GTON llEACH l _,OUNTAIN VAi.i.EV D A ILY PI LOT (•l LAGUNA 8EACH/ SOUTH COAST DAILY PILOT U1 IRVINE OAILY PILOT 161 IRVINE MIRROR (II MISSION Vl(JO MIRROR, llO WHt lay Str .. I, Cool• Me••· C.elllornl• '2•11 LINCOLN ARCO SERVICE, J.01 w .. 1 Lincoln Av•nu•. 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Ill I 11 t' cl a n d ,.Al I I 11f"' 1 t1t"ot11•d o hout 8to.otllt 'Pt1·1 :111.., in 1!17!1 at a l'OSI 11f .1h11111 Si7 m1ll1o n '' lt•I .. 11·f1·rr111 i.: .1noth1•r !1•• 111111 \1•l r ran" t o l't I\ .111· d1·1111 -;h .1l a 1·n"t of •111· lhan S!"12 m11l1011 ... tMI 1lllA l I A~ ll Mc:COllMICM MOii T UAAlf-S jRuling c ha n~~· S \l HA'ltt ENfO rAP 1 \ 111.111 rhargt•d "1th e r 11111 tl11•fl "houlcl haH· ' HAHOA lA ..,~ MT OLIVI M ,, I> I 1w1·11 .dlo\\t'<I to ll•st1f:r Jh.11 ht'> fn{'ncl l'laime<l t11 11\\n the 1lt>m , s ays a ::. l J l l' 8 p IH' ..i Is <' 0 Ur t U t•l' a us e I he c v 1denct' wa~ c•xcludcd . the 3rd lJ1s ln ct Court of Appeal reversed the convic tion of Donovan Pullen In Sa cram ento County OPP? as 0••"9t C.oa" Publl•ttlno Com· P•ny, • C•llfornla corparaUon, llO Wut 8ay S lr•ot, Costa Mesa, C•lll0<nla m 11 This bull~• I\ ,_u< led by • cor oora11on Orenoe Co4t•I Publlshlno ri.om.os p Haley, Clllef Eaecut l ve O ff ic e r •nO PuOll•"9r Th i\ , ... ,"'"'"' •• , l1led Wtlh .,. Counly Cler~ ol Or.,..oe County on S.plemller 10, 1911 1'1JM61 PublhhftO Orenoe LOO I O•lly P llol, Sept ll JO, 11 Otl • ,.,, ..O.l-11 rt.IBUC NOntE FICTITIOUS •us1NeU HANie STATEMENT The toflo••n<a per~' •r• OOtnQ bUlfM \S ., Fl YING MORSE IMPORTS, 1300 Dove Slret l Suitt 200 Newoorl Buen. c.111orn1• 91!>60 Doneld Sot;trtlll U S•l1buro N•wPOrt Suen C.lllornte •JMO I E Segrr111, 14 Se l1burg , Nowr>0rt S.ech. c a111orn•• Ur.60 This bu\1neu I\ condv< teo or • oener•• p.artrt1H\n1p Donald ~relit Th i• ilM.et'TW'n\ w•!. t 11.o #ltf\ the Counl 1 Cl•n. of Or .,oe Counly on Seplember 10 1981 1'11M4J DON ALO SEOR ETTI AP...+ou-.1 uwcw,....•t1011 Gardlln Gro,.., Calllo.-nl• m43 1111• bUSl~t It conctucled by en In Olvld ... I l(evon Elin Tnh slal-1 wa1 flied wltn ,,.. County Clerk or Or-County Ori !Mlplemt»r 10, '"' ,111411 Publl\hed Or•ng• COe \t O•lly Piiot, Seo! 1l 20, JI Ocl • 1 .. 1 ol03l •t PUIUC NOTICE "CTIT'IOUI •us11cess NAMI STATEMeNT Th• fouowlnca e>erM>n\ ~r• do,no butlMU eo SOUTH ORANG E C.OUNTY TA)(, JSH) ~ Ro.a L.at;lvN Hiii\, CA 91.SJ C RAIG W BO.t.RDMA .. , JIJ Sunrise Circle, COlllA Me ... CA '2'17 EARL A PAIRKER, )03 Ave ProldlO, Sell Cto,.,,...tt , CA '1•n Trut bu1hHt\\ II t.onducted by • 119,.. r •I partner\1'11p C W BoarOMan T11l1 , .. ._, w•• llle<I wllfl IN County Cl•rk or Or•noe County on A119.il, t9'I "'"'" Pub11"'9d Or-c ... ., Dally Piiot, Auo 1J, JO, Sept • u, '"' n11.-1 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •usrNeSS NAME STATEMENT Tn1 tonowlno PffSOns are ootno bu,lrwu ., P C H MAIL SERVICJ;, lt.603 Paclfk CIM•I Hl9t1wav. Sun\41 e.ec:tt. Celllo.-nla '11141 All~ R .. b )961 Alacldln Orlve liunUnoton Buen. Callforn•• ,,... ,.,,,,,"1 'n11· I L JU /I ' I I A,._ l1/11111 /11!Ld rt reopens wit h reduced programs in its on ginal r.· 1r11011zmq 111 s un•we seven' fmanc1al reverses 1• Do.,. St. S..lle 700, Newport .. eel!, Ce '1MO Pu1>l1Sllod Orano• Coa\I Dally Pilot, ~t ll, 10, 11, Ott 4 1''1 __._ .. ruauc NOTICE Chris RHb, -I AladdlnOrrYtt, HunUnoton Beach, C•lilornl• t:llM9 Thh ooslneu I• conducl•O by • oener•I partMr'lll•P Al1te R .. b Thii st.lt9'f"nt'nt w1H ftted w itf\ ttw County Cl•r~ ot Or•n~ Counh on AUOUll 11, IWI Ill Iii• \\ I tj I 11 o,, I• 11. I p.1 I . I Id I J .h \ f 1 d .' I l Iii ,t 1tr)f, I It' r I "•cl I If I "l'I I .. \' f I \ I ' \I \ r f II ! \llf lfl II il.11 11 11 1 I' I I \I \ il··ol • 111 I ' " 111 11111' .il11 \ f IL:. tf t''' "''' II 1111 ti " I h• r1 ll • II I I It I ho· 11 f ljl 1 1 II doll 1 111 ' \ I "t111l1•11I C'P ll fl II t 1 ( '11111r1111!1 •. \ SI qt Ji-lit I I ,!Ill ii I I lr .11 1 ,. 1 • 111• 1•11 .1rlt111111-..t1·11 •I 11ll• .1114! I [!I ( •('Ill• 11 (11 •1' \·1•,11 111 1111•111lt1•1 Ill\ "' .d :1~. I 11 I' l 1 •nt:cl lt.1ky 1m 111 ''.is al 11!.tl" I ,(1100 I 111 1,lf~ 1111 ... , u 11 ti pru t'\ t•((tl 11 11111ni::\ lt·l1 l.;l.1tn~ tu 1· 111 .ii 111\\ I It I lt,ttJ I 111'.ll .1 • nt \\1th Thl' I Ill" .11 r • 11\' .11 d1 , 111111 ni:: 11 ·' 1 t hout • t pl. \ 111 1.! 111111 l'l>O d IFI lh1• ti pnl!l 11·~. "'" 111 .1k1ng 1,. I '" n a I 1 'i 11lln~ ' II from 11111 11111m .n 11on t 11 1111111,lll II I Tht' II d I.' rb I• n1·1 • ill .ind \ I• JI \\ {' .1 rn11r<i l ancl The col 1 11 11111 h(' tflll\l'fl "' ti that 111'1'.lll ... t! 1t I f l 11111 I' Of US 111 f'h tr11 th.111 of lhost· • I 11 .. , 1,..,. 11111 . I 1111 l'losed .. I rn ll1•c1 .tnd tf 11 I• \,\\I' told .1111.,,,.., 1111li·•I •h1• ... 1or y 1 I It I ' '-'flt 11' !ht• <fllh all· th I ti 1'.1l 1•>11.1I l'ohc1es 1.1 11 I l1·t1 tlw .1nnual t1•o11h1•1 ... 1\hO"l' con 11 \\ •• I OOIJltl"t'cl a nd I 11111 l •ht n •sults , I "·'" Iii .ind in m)o '''''' l'"'' L1 r u lty '" <'t l' I 1 ,,..., at leasl \h 1, .. o1r1.1 o1 ,., , 1 pl.1° .,, II• r• 10 tlu• very 1•:11 I\' t•lf)lt:-1>11 ... 111rl 1•111 . 111·r1· .1tl•1\\t'd lo visit 1n 1•.tfh 11th1·1 ., 1110111•. I h11r-.t1.11 ,., 1•11 1n~!-. unlil 11 p 111 1nrl '1111d 1\ .ill• 1111>1111" until ... upper Till'·""' ii ,, l1m1 1ltll 111" t toll•·~··.., till had l'lffh \\...,f•JI 1•111. \/11\\ !he• rf •f II t ,ill I'll 1•d t1nlt•SS 3 gr 1111p or t11d••t1t' '•I•• n 111111 111 .1 s1n.:l•··sex tln1111 I .,1o;t \ P,11 ,1 ~ 1 up nf 1 .. r,11111 ts 011-:a nized an all wnmun 1101 m 1l11 Al (;oddard. t'\ •'l '.\Otll' hod lo take three courst'S a s<•nws tt•r .11111 work e1ghl hours a week for Lhe colll').!t' Yim 1 ould lu<.t o.1 semester by ( athnJt 10 do vour joh 111 ... 1 ilS ... un •I} a s you could by f:uhng <'Olll""l' work The 1obs variel'1 from mt•nial to ml'Jn1ndul rru111 lo\lll kin~ In Lhe aossen· anon on o ktldtt·n to \\orion~ "1th l{'<H'hl·rs on research pro)' ·c·t.., FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tf\t" tollown\Q Of'r\on\ •rP 0 01n9 bustnr u ·~ F16- Publi"'90 Orange CO.SI O•tly PllOI, Aug 13, 10, Sept • U, 19'1 3'7'41 \l\ C 111ld.11 rl v. a s J plan• v. hl'rt' 1f l hl'rc was -.11m1•t hing Y<>U v. anted to learn and there w a s n 'L a 1·011rc;1· on It. 'ou cou Id study 1t tndependnetly .ts Ion._~ Js 1 ou f;>und a tea<'hcr Io work wilh NEW WORLD D ISTRIBUTING PUBUC NOTICE COMPANY, 5,ol> Wht Kai.Ila Av•"""· -------------- I h.1d 1ndt•p1·n<J..:nt .. tud1es 1n ha rps t<'ho rd. 1 hl' Ht hit'. t lw novel as a historical document, putl111g out a l'Ollt•gl' m•ws pa per, the <'a rcer of '-'l'n .luM•ph \l e·( .1r th.' and t·o nfe s s ional lllil).!.J/llh' \\rt! Ill).! 0 1anot , CA 9'11>1>1 HOWARD LAUNER, ~I• Al<Wr lrvm• CA 9111~ BE RNARD JOSEPH "'cE NTEE '*~ PactlK• Po11ttflC lk•Ch CA 9110'1 This t>u\1nt'\~ 1s conovt tt-0 t>y • o~n~r al PirtMr\hip e.-rNrd JOS@i)h Mc Enltt TP\1\ St..lltrnent Wd\ h lfl'O w•I~ IN County (lrr lil ot Or•nOf' County on S.pl 10, 1981 STATEMENT OF ABANC>OfjMENT Of USE 01' FICTITIOUS •uStNESS NAlollE f P'I~ fOllOWlf'M41 ()tr iOn n•s •CNndoneod tn~ use ot the flct1t1ous bu\1ne\S name NAT UR ALL V YOUR S J71, 130! l'larbor Blvd Unit :: ~ C~l• Mow CA 91'2• Th~ F=1c1ttiou\ 0us1neu N•me-re t•,.,ed to ~"" wa!lo f•lf'ld 1n OrenQIP ,\t (;odrlarrl t•\'l'll thl' graduatlOn v.as Un · 11 .;u.11 Thl' -..111dl•nh clrt''-Sl'd for the occasion by pu ttmJ,! 11n -..h1w-. and c lt•an Jl•:.tns We ~athered '' 1lh 0111 par 1·11i... 1n lht• lhl•ater V.l' had built in till' old ha \ IJLtl 11 AHN CHERI BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 01 EUI K•ttll• Av•n.,., Sull• 11' l Counly on Oec 16, 1980 DAI XUAN PHAM, 3811 Hfm 1now•1 Avtnu. I rv1M CA 97/14 '1'1 111 t,tlkt·rl .1 lll tlt-about l'ac h of the J,!r~1du.1t1·.., Tlll'11 hl' h.ul 11 ... all '>land up at our "l'J h 111 tht· .1111lll'nc·l· u, thl' po"er 'e sted in m t• I" the ~I.tit· of \'c•nnont and the trustees of C:11dd°i11d t'o lll'gt· I t o nft•r upon you th(' degree of ha dwl11r or .111 ... Th.1t "41-. 11 Tht· J.!l'Jdualton v. as over Th1•n• \\'t•n · n11 d1J1loma.., If "l' t'\ l 'I had to provl' th al w(' had tlt•J.!fl'l'" thl' pn•std l'nt of t he Sl'hool would write ui. J ll'l t t·r ~> afll'f four ·'<·a rs nf worry and s pending l;irl!t' ... 11111" of rnonl'\' on their rather pe<'uliar ,.htld11·11 in 1111 .. 1 <ii h1·1 IJl'r uliar place in lhe \\rnl(J... th• p.111•111 ... '' .1nclt>red around c·onfused. \\ttn<lt·nng 'Aht•n ' Pomp a nd Circums t ance" v. a ., .111<1 tr.' tll/.! to think of a romm<•ncemcnt P•<'· t1111• tlwv c·ottld I akt· Fo r mi• 111.' ..;p111tual diploma had been i.:1 .1n1t ·d 1·:.11 111 r "ht·n I complt•led m~ s enior 'itud\ with T tm as m y adviser "Thank you, \m~· ht• s;111I You h~\I' added greatly Lo m y • •1hll' .it 11111 rt.IBUC NOTICE / FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N..,,.E STATEME•H l nt tooow1no orn.011 4\ 001n9 t>u\t rt.IBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME STATEMENT r n~ 1011ow1no ~"on cs doln9 t>J\1 nf'\\ a\ nt u as NAlURAll V VOURS lb)01t FREIOE NR I C:.M & A S fHoo•hur\t SI foyroil 41n V•tl"Y S>OC 1ATES 11071 Fitch •r•1nt (al torn•• 97/Qlll C1l1f0tn1• 9'11 l.f T h1t t'I J1JV Pnam t!.Q)A M\ Ma t O~nn1\ F'tf't°"fH1Ch 37~ Afls.o tPrhorr\ f0Vf\fd1n V11tl! .. 'f Ca•1•0,n1•1 N t w Pot1 &foach Calfforni• •M l 117109 This bu\lf'WS\ is condU(ted by ~n •n fh1~n Huy Phdm I d1v1duaf Tnts \tt9tt ,,....nf w ill\ ttlf"id w 1tt'I lhf" Denni\ Frtldf't\1"1Ch Count y Cl~r• of 0 ••"11"' t nunh on S.o Thi\ •l•IP"-I wes 111..i wllrt IN 1.-m~r 10 1091 County (l•r-of OrairtrJI' County on F llOlJI <.POtPmtwr 10 1981 PuOll\hfod Or•f'\Ot {.Q.1\1 O A1ly PtlOt1 F110M1 C,,.pl 1l 70 II, O<l '· 1~1 •O&S 81 Publlsn•d Or Mg• County 0•11~ 1 P1IOI S<.pt 1l 70 2/ Oct ' PUBLIC NOTICE 11q81 .,"~" I rt.IBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI NEU NAME STATEMETNT I ou~~,'~0~1:w1nq Pf>' ..an\ ttr,. 001no THt (Al LA COU f l TIJN •lo H•••olropr Su1lf' ' E: (Orona o~• M.ar Ci111fotni1 9767S C l Snfor'#'OOO lntt'tt sh Inc Ca11rorn1a corpC>r dt1on J4b1t> Oan11 Point Ort'<ff" O.na Point (alltornl" 91U9 Tru,. bu\ll"lf'\\ '' conouc: r..o ova COf C L Shen.,00<1 lnt•r~l (harlt \ l C)t1,i.r wooo Prtsidf-nt Tfilh )t•tt ment w(t\ tllfld w ith ttw County (lflO of Or df'QI" CouMy on S.ol•mber 10 1<191 Pvt>tunfld Oranot C06\' D•~•v Ptlol Stool 13 10. 17 0< I 4, 1qA1 4011 81 rt.IBUC NOTICE FICTITIOllS BUSINESS NAME STATEME NT f nt f0How1no Pf"'""'" '' do•nq Du\• r~s\ a' l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME ST.CITEMENT r"~ ro11ow1nq Pf' tons •r• dolnQ bU\IMSS ·~ CROWN SUMMl I BOOKS, 171 F q ,..,.,,ldf Drive Nf'WPort Bea ch, California 91663 K•tlh C Torry 18 0 ,.kes Bay Or•v~ COron. °"' Mir C•llforn1• 9UH Go rd•n Ha •ll.1n\, •i o1 Ooten•stt• Ro.ta , C0<on• 0..1 Mar, (,t1l1torn14 '7&1S Tnls oowwn •• con0u<1eo by • Qflner.11 o.trtntn hlp Kf'1ll\ C ltrry Trut. statement w.ts t 1ll'd w ith trw c ounl t C ltr' or Or anoe Co uni y on S•Pl•m ber 10, 1~1 1'17- Publ"nt a Oranoe Coe\! Da lly PtlOI S<oPI I) 10. 11, Oct 4 1'191 olOJIHl1 rt.IBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT r~ lollowlno ~r'°" ts clolno l>Vsl· Or•119e, CA n.47 F1104t.J Publl\l'oed 0.•"91' (oa\l D••IY Piiot S.pl 11 " 1• Oct l 1981 ~" rt.IBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tllo followtno person Is clolno 1>vsl MHM LEO OAB()UB PUBLISHING CO , 1760 Monrov1• A"". No A ~. Coste 1114 ... c..t ifO< nl. 91'27 Leo 0.bOul>, no NtO laM. No 10', N-1 8eacll, tc a11torn1e 91'b63 This ~MH I• condlXle<I bV an In dlvl.,...I Lao 0.t>oub Thi> Jlat-t was filed with ,,.. County Cterlt. ot Or•noie County on Auoust 11, 1w1 .. ,._ Pul>ll""'° 0 ,."90 C.,.•1 Delly PllOI, Auo 13 10, SePI , II. ll. 1\111 ~99-t1 PUBUC llTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS HANie STATEMENT Tllo foll-lno pe<son •• ao1no l>vti neu .. EXOTIC INTERIORS, IU ~ell Place. CO.ta MH•. C•llfornla 91611 Jotin Samuel Puc rtteo. 10 CK ll Piao, CO.la-••. Ca llfornt• 9107 This buShM"'' '' condutt..O DY' •n •n d 1vlOU.I John s I've hi fO Thi\ \tMf'm"1t w•,. filed wien Ow County C!Or'll of Oran~ County on August 11, 19'1 1'1- Publl.,,.., Or-CO.SI Delly Piiot, Aug 13, JO Sept 11 ll, IWI J7,._.I . rt.IBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME STATEMENT T lie 1o<1ow1no ~r'°" •• doU'll bu\I neu.as FREDRICKS UPH, 161 W l'llt SlrHI, (OSI•-.... CA '2&11 HENRY DAVID DUBIN ~I ts Street, Lono S.acrt, CA Tnis buslnt\\. '' conouc tf'd b y •n 1n d lvldual Hff\r~ OuDln Thi• .,., • .._I .... ltl..a Wtlh ltw Counly Clerk or OrenQI! C.ountv o• Auo 11, l .. I 1'16'Ul Pu1>11""'° Oranoe c .... 1 O••IY Pilol, Auo JO. Sep! 11, 13, JO, 1991 3821.-1 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEME NT Tttt tollo••no per\On\ •r t 001no t>U,lrtini •s ADAMS F INAN C IA L O &> M•cArtf\ur 9 ou••vard, Su it• 30•. Newpor1 8Hch, Caltforn1e 97660 R H Adams and Company, 11>< C•lllornle, "667 M4tcAr11lur Boul•verd, Suite :io.. Newpart Be;icn. C•1tlornl• 91660 This t>usln•n 1\ conducted bV • cor p0rahon RH Ad•m• end Co .. •nc. R H A011ms, Presldenl Tttls stal•-nl "'"' 111eo with lhe County Clfrk of Ora n90 Counly or Auoutt 11 !WI 1'16'UJ Publ+sl..a Oranoo Coast D••ly Piiot, Auo. JO, Sepl 11, u . 70. 1'111 ~1o.e1 PUBLIC llTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USINESS MAH (All EJ<PJl£SS 1600 E••I (Od\I Hwy (0<ona 0..1 M~· , .. 916H TE RRI V W E<;JON. ' Cold Strum. ln1t"1' (A '171U nu s H NAME STATElollENT LARANN COMPANY. po. Boa Th• lollowlno !Mtton• are dolno This t>u'\fM \s '' conouct,.<J ov 1n '" d 1Vldu.tl fffrl v w .. \ton ftu'\ \l&lf"t"nir'nt w•' f•lflld wit" thp (ounty (if''' of Ort1n~ Count'r' on \ .. ,,, 10 l'llll F170410 Pubh\hod Or•noo Coa\I Daily Piiot. YPl IJ 10 11 Ocl • 14111 olOJ1 11 rt.IBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USI NESS NAME STATEME NT Tho follow•no ~·son " clotr>O bu\I nf'S\ a i C & G CUSTOM DESIGN ANO l'INE WOODWORKING 16'10 P•ectn llA Unit E. (O'llll AMse, CA 9'/UI C HRIS PAR TEN 1)111 Sain t ThOm•• 5-nte AN CA Th 1\ t>v1J~\ ., conduc tf'd by •rt 1n dlVldU lll Cllrls t>er1~ Tllls st•lff'Mnl "'"' lllfd wit!> I Count• (ltrk of OranQI! Counh o S.pf 10, ,., 1'17 .... Pub•I~ Ora-. Coast Dally Pllol ')~pl 13, 70. 11 Ocl ' 1981 ol033 81 111 Balt>o.t Island, 41M1 0118, "7 buslneu .. Plymouth N-ri 8't11<h, CA '2660 PHONIX I, 1300 Hart>or Blvd., LAURENCE c BR ICK, 337 UnlU,C .. IAMew,<.A91•i. Plymoul ... IOWllO,, 8e11< ... CA '2660 l(HUON CHAN LAM, 013 AUanllc This oo•lnM• Is cond11<ted by an In Avenue, Lono BHch, CA 'IOI07 dlvldual HUNG CHAN LAM, 10 E Wiiiow L•urtnce C Brio Str"I, SI-I Hill, CA - This •l•l....,.nl ••• lllfd wltn -Thl1 buslnen 11 conducl-4 by • County Clerk ol Or•n11t County on oenerel P¥1Mrthlp A119 21, 1 .. 1 • I<"'-Chan Lam l'lff"4 Thia ltalemenl was !lied wllh - Publlllle<I Or•noe CoHt Dally P ilot, county Clerk of Or•n9" County on Auo lO, S.PI &, 13, 20, 19'1 JIU.ti AUQ. 27, IWI flUBUC llOCE l'ICTITIOUS BUii NUS NAME STATEMINT Tn• lollowlno P•rsons ere do1no butln•ss ~ 111 COAST LIFE 171 THE NEWS PRESS Ill DAILY PILOT, with whlelt Is comblrwd lhe News Pren (4) GLOBE HERALD. U) NEWPORT BEACH DAILY P ILOT, l'l COSTA MESA DAILY PILOT lJO West Bay S1reet, Coste Me'W, CA '2U7. O RANGE COAST PVllLISHIHO COMPANY, a Cellfornle corPC>retlOrlA, ):JO We•• ll<IY Street, (M l• Mtt1•, c 1'16'U1 Publi"'1ed Ora19 c ... 11 Dally PllOt, Auo lO, S..,. •, ll, 20, 1\111 Jl4HI PUIUC llTICE .... --------.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.. --t '1~':j, bu"MH ll C-IXted b'( e Cot l'sr the Oatl) Pilot "Fast Result" -,er v 1r e d1rectocy Your service 1s our specialty Call 642·5678 ext 322 ooratlon O RANGE COAST PUBLISHING COMPANY Thome1 P. Heley, Chief E"9<utlw OHi<•• •nd Ptib111'1er Tl!lt ttM-1 Wat 111911 wllll the Countv Cl.nt of Ora nee County 011 5-pt 10, IWl Th1\ bus•~\\ w•s condl>C\f'd Dv an 1n01vK1u.I Dai Xuan Pnam rn., stalerrwnl ··~ t1tf'O with .,.,.. County Cl~rk ol O•anoe Count• on Aug 17, 1981 FIUZll Pub111.~ Or •nQlf' Co.\t 0 •1l't Pi1ot Aug lO ~OI o ll 10, 1'1111 JMo-el rt.IBUC NOTICE l'ICTITfOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T "P rouow1no per&o",, 1r1P d o•no bus1nns,n ALBERTO S J EWELR Y, 11~ We\I Fourtn SH~et S•nt• Ana Ca lll0<no• R•mon Altwr to Rodt•QU•• l*>O £•,t S1th StrHt Ma'(WOOO (.tl1torrua '°170 11um1nada ROdrtt;tutl J800 E••t Sllh Slrttt MotyWOOd, Caltfornla "1110 A"91'I L-1 llSO'I AO<O Av•nue OOwniry (111forn•• l•~ l-1. 11so. •aco AYOn ue Dow~y. C•""orn1• This busmess Is condu<t,.d b'r 1n dlvldu.I• IHulb.lnd• ..... Wt•H I R•mon AlbPl"'IO ROClftQueL Thi\ st•t.,,.,.,.nt Wit\ ft fflO with trw County Cl•rll: ot Or•n~ County on AuouSI 71 1<1e1 F1 .. UI P ubl1"""1 Oranoo Co .. t 03tly Piiot, AuQ 30, 5'PPI 6 I) 70, 1'191 3'09-81 rt.IBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The follow1n9 ~r,ons •r~ do1n9 bUSlf'\IHS ti\ ADVANCED TAX CONCEPTS 01 Hunltnoton B•acn, .OSO War,.., Hunt 1n9ton Beach, Caltfo•n•• '76-07 Edwaro E Butler, 1601• Rue Crr <I•. Fountain V'•ll•y C•ltfornt• 91708 Frotnll O.rhno 1111) B•ookhurst, Fount•1n \l•lt•Y C11ttorn1• •1108 l l'us bu\•nfl\S 1\ conducttd by 1 gener•I Pr&f'1nf'"'"P Edward E Barl>f!r rrus st1ttt"r"tient was f1lfld with the County C ltrk ot Ora nqp Counh on AUQU\1 11 19'• l'IUJJ6 Pul>ll>l'oed Orar>oe Co.>\I Dally Pilot. AuQ 30 Sepl • 1J 10, 1991 3'11411 rt.IBLIC NOTICE MUNICIPAL COURT 0 1' WEST ORANGE JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1141 IJtll St WHtmintter, Ca '1.aJ PLAI NTIFF CO NN ECTICU T STUDENT LOAN FOUNDATION DE FEN D AN T D IANE BARANOWSK'Y SUloilNIONS CASE NUMBER 7J1'1 NOTICE ' You h•v• t>Hn suea Ttw court may Ge<•~ ·~•n\I you wlthou1 yovr t>elno ,,..,d ""'~" ¥OU r"spond within JO day\ R..,d t"• 1nlorm•lion IMllOW If rou w1\h to W't'll thr M2v•ce ot •n •ttornity 1n thl\ m atttr vou '"°"'a do \O pr omotly so th•t your written resPQnse, it •ny, M •Y be tllld on time AVISOl Usled tta srao aemandaclo El lrlbunlll pura.. doc•d lr contra Ud \In •ud .. nc•• • nwnos QUf Ud r•soon O• Ot>n1ro Of )() Oias Lf'a '• inform • c ton QUP s1vue St USIO<I dos.• sollc•la• •I con••10 a. un •bc>O*tO •r. f'St~ asunto, debtr1a hacorlo lmmedl•l•m •nl•. aa u ta m•ntor•. w re'9U1!'sta •~c rft• '' h•Y •IOUN, _.,. i.er reglslrede o1 llemoo I TO THE OEFENOANI A C1vll compl.tint ,,., C-n 111oe1 by Ille pl•in 1111 -Inst you II you wish to d•l•ncl lhls i.wsull, you must, within JO da'f\ alter INs oummons is i.erved on you, Ille with thh couri • written re_,w 10 lhe cOMpfalnl Unltn vou *' so. your o.teulf will ~ •nlerod on ap. pllcellon of lhll plelnUtt, encl 1111\ couri mey Mier a judgement eo11n1t you for the relief dllmended on ,,.. complain!, wlllch could result in g.ornl•.,,,..nt OI wages, !Mino of ,,_,.Y or pr~y or other relief roQuostta In Ill• com pie Int D•t.0 Feb<Wry 24, 1'91 Richard J ... •ck, Ctor11 BY Sl>lrto Sterr•tt. 099vtv llllSl'ELO, lllSl'ELD & YOUNOIR 7 ....... ,.,__ .. nN S..I• 1011 .... ,.,_, c.. "'19 UIJl..._.1'1 Put>ll-Oranvt CO.st Dally PllOI, Auo lO, SeOI •, I), 20. IWI 1'12 .. l ru1uc llTICE fllCTIT10US •USIN8U NAM8 ITAT8M .. n ----~-----·-·--...----·--------•s._ .... ._ ...... ._ ....... s .. s~t .. •£ .................. ~ Dilly Piiat CIO Sunday, September 13. 1981 INDEX .......... Houle• For Sdt HcMiHt For 5* •...••.........•...... •·••···••··•·•········· .....................•..•.......•............•.••......•..............•..•..............••.. ······················~ I 002 G.....-.. I 002 GeMnll I 002 GNHol I 002 G8tNI I 002 G....... I 002 GeMf'ol I 002 <H.r.t I 002 ..•••••••...•.•.•...•••............•....•••...•........•..••...•...................•........ ············••···•···•• .....•.•...•••..•••••••........•..•..••....... ·····•····•············ Te Place Ytur ld. t111 * SISIDOWH * DlsnRATll OPEN HOUSE 642-5678 HOUSES FOi SAL£ ~,., lltll• .. hland llolbo.t P1n11uul• f lplW•OO 8H<h ~QrUO\• dfl .. ., C'•t. Mna 0.M~l\I [I Toro ·~••" \aUt) Hun11111100 11 .. rh ltv1nt l..6.1~• &u,.h UfWIA 11111> i..,,.,., ,, .... , M1.uti0tt \.11~ ~,~r.::.!~:~ h "-n J1,11111n t 1pl\tr •Au \Ant• Aru1 '><•1 llurh ""'h ........ \lf1ilm1n'Ct'f \4v«>fJt" UtuM' ,,,., REAL ESTATE \t1ucir fot \.l~f' AV-r1"11tM.J.f(,tif ,•If' llfl( h Pt..,., .. bU\IAt"U PfQ4)t'M\ Cftt..-lt'r)' l·Oh 4 t)J.11' t'omrntrt111 l1rtlf)tfh l·ondormn111111M '.ii~ IJuplt"•H l ._11\ \-It" Hw>f'"!l,vt.c' .._cHrd t~·onw Pr110frl) lftdu);ln•l t'rn~""''-. l...C• '"''Ml• '44>1MI• H""' l 1lr ~·~· MO-.tli4n l>Hfn Rowl ~~~~nt'~~~ 11111 ol 'illl• l•rop R1M M \ •••tfm •inlH\ Rr1l litJt .. l.Hh•n&f" H.,l E..t.t<ll .. 1«1 UHTALS ltOU.)f"\ ¥ urnnt~~d fl1N\n l 11furn1\h'°d HOU.\.h •\.trn ~ l nr f0Nlum1N""m' J "''" t'cWldo;ffl1fl1Um\lA1 lo-~~>ut" Tv-nflou~~ l nf °"Pit"-'~-' ~urn llujll.-nlnl .\pb l wrn \ghlnf""'" ~~1h f\irflf Of I ll'lf fluom k1•tm & Houd Uooh \friCrl.., f;Yf\ol ltOlfMJI• "-'mrrwr Rtntah ~:;.·!~(~~~:~~ t.1.u.1M '"" R"''' Ofr.tt Rtnhl Ku"nc-h Jhn•11I lnd1nltt1l u .. nt ... "'°'"•" Mr..-.tl 1A ... r.1""1 \tl\4 k.-111.th BUSINESS, INVEST MENT, FINANCE lka\1f\.r\' 'lppt>fl. K1.mnr,, '41mt'd ln\nl~nt ''~"'''' ~ lnit,lfTlt"tll Yt.tnlk1 \t<.-..\ to l.1J•" '4UM' -.antt(S• \f,.nu sn 10 ~ ANNOUNCEMCNTS, PCRSONALS & LOST & FOUND 1'1~N~.-rn.tlt •1 t.•r )1,.,..i l1c•l 'OC11,., l;l.1 &< fwnd Ptrwn11,• '6ttl f ·~~· Tra•~· SERVICES Stf\lff" lJtrf!'tlOf') £MPLDYMCNT & PREPARATION vrw .. .,, 1a,u·w11 .. 11 Juh ~ •ttlr•t • ll•lu \\ ""'"" 11 ~ ~ MERCHANDISE 4Ml(,f·1" Appll•f•• ~ ~1.ttt1on =~$d};; \1.t ,, •• 1, f "".,..'"" ·'•"'~'"'""' . •" ,.,, h -tu,1M1 t'\irrmun •1•t4tlf" ,,1. llvt,f"" tklu'°"N.tdt.1 .. 1 Jr-rtn "''"'"-". \ltthlMt\ \1111orrltJnN.,1U '41\0lliU"l""'f°iVt ~ •lilf'tl '41ri1,•• ti ln\trun "l'\11io 11ff10 •wr~• t''lU•,. ~ ... 11111\l ... " .. ,,.,,, "'1111nj \t-1 t\1""' ""'""IC f,CW',d\ \f.nr~ R"'' •"'""' HH ~: ;r:41f1 tht I \IH*""it eo-.T~' MARINt EQUIPMENT '·'nt't<il &°·)1\ )h 1n1 'c'rHtf' ~•h \hnn• • ""'•" &u .. Pn•tt ft(u1t' H,.nl t J\UlN &ah '•11 ...,. .. 1~ ".,, .. lirt.tt ~"' ~.h~4 'il1 Kr.-1 "'Cl!Ulf" TRANSPORTATION .\1ra111 I amj.A"r' '•Ir H•nl Ufl'tnrc.,, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ICA.O Ptllbl11Mr'1 Moffc•: ::; All real estate ad· I IOI• v e r l i s e d i D l h I s :: newspaper LS subjttt lo '""' the Federal Fatr Hous· :: 1ng Act o( l968 whi ch :: makes it illegal to ad 11)18 vertise .. any preference, 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home Aa8un\e hi·balant'e loan. owe straight note succ~ REALTY SG-7991 SANTAANA COUNTIY CLUB 11 yow lad! y trd 117 The Masters Cttcle Open today 1·5 <Off Newport Blvd) l5 ~~~~::a\1i~~· b~~et:n 1 ~a~~~~~rl~. ~ad~~,'.m2 :: race. color, religion, + fonn . din. nn, I story 1v10 sex, or nallonal origm, home (not rondo>. over :: or an mtenl.lon to make loolung I.he lush & plush n... any sut·h preference, 8th green. Offered at :~ l1 m11allon. or dis· $245,000 (with owner wmination " financing) See Fran 11w Scott ,,,, This newspaper will not I :: knowingly accept any 1:m advertising for real :~ estate which is in viola· ::::: lion of the law __ ;vo /l(ltt ~.(j 11$> •O(lll mo :~ :..!)) 1100 ,...,, ZXlv JllN I~ a..> Jw ...ZS l'W l~ 15.lO ~.w JiW 1~.l!illllll!i .\: \!:11., ., . 1,!\r.dt11r!; Ring b40· 5560 Anyl1me EJ!>lblull Prof Bldg HoiKH for Salt • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Getwrol I OOl MO (i>U.AUFYIMG •••• ••••••••••••••••••• $25,000 down and no ST ART SMART ' qualifymg (or this lovely CdM 5224 950 3 bdrm cul·de-sac home • Only Sl.29.500 Call now Only steps to Corona de! 979.5370 Mar beach. Jl.L'll reduced · S2S.OOO! Assume 113.~'h A LLST'A TE I.st. CaU now, 67~ _ I #1 THE REAL ESTATERS REALTORS ASSUME 9>f40/o LO.AH Owner will carry 2nd Top of Spyglass, gorgeous rustom estate. Ocean and harbor views, ultimate design & decorating, 4 Bdrm 31h Ba , formal dining. OWC $850.000. Reduced to $1.395,000. Open Sunday , 1·5 #1 Muir Beach. DRASTIC REDUCTION Most popular 5 plan with s pectacular greenbelt and view location. 3 Bdrm + famil y room. Now only $345,000. Excellent terms WATERFRONT -WIU. TRADE Luxurious French Normandy 5 Bdrm 5 Bath estate with slip for 50' boat Will trade for smaller home or income property or sell for 20"4 down and carry balance at 12c;r,. Priced at $1,675,000. 7 14 I 760 -0~11 :: IMST ANT INCOME !::-! l Real Estate orfice needs ::~ sales associates . Ex· 1~0 tensive rental busme5s !':.. brings fast earnings, as n~ well as constant. rn :t~ depth exposure to poten· ..... llal buyers and sellers. No qualifying Nicely ~-------~ ·-------•I decorated 4 bdrm home G I IE A T M f w W ALI TO WORI :~·: Rental act.1V1ty optional ~.. Prestigious beach area ReplJes confidential. BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. 67S.46l0 with lots of amenities UmMGS 3 Bdrm 2 ba condo. Gat Only Sl.28.900 Call today ed rommunily Rer 979-5370 HST PllCIE I TBMS fat'1I & wrap around A NEWPORT BEACH· patio Nr So Coast LLS T'A TE BLUFFS Popular X-Plaza Assumable loan I J Plan, lop loc on gmblt Owner will help finance nr comm pool Walk to REAL TORS NB tenms club Low 119·900 ~ ~ ;;.-.--.-•---·-·---I price at S225,000. lr-;;;~'W•'9"""••~,...• 314 ~~=~~h:: B l~Lit;U,r~ CORONA DEL MA R 3637 E Coast Hwy 2UNITS Coronadel Mar 120/o "'ITD 1s1-1ete "' 1 ... ___ .... Nev. JBR JBA rear uml 67S.S9lO sep orig 2BR lBA plus --1!!!!!!!!!!!!!1-l!!!!!!!~ll!l!!I guest front unit look ,,,., ))$ii .... )4~ Elegan('e within reach' 3 Bdrm,2bath, large 1.Jv mg room. huge bonus room , f1replare Remodeled country kitchen, much more for only Sl24,900 Call us now, 546-2313 seller will finant·e with 20'1, down llurr~. v. on •t last $375.000 .......... TURTLEROCK VISTA BIG +POOL ~ Bdrm with swimmmi: pool and Jacuzzi solar heated RV area As sume FNMA Sl69.000 REALTORS 67S.551 I -OPEM HOUSES 1·5 IRVIMI nRUCIE M.ASTEIJltECE: Co• '" IW1 hcMdcrofttd be.fy. ~·ly r~ nerythilMJ 11 11ew .t reocty for yo.. to 1110•• 1111 3 HdroolN 12 Moatwsl l laths + famil y r oom too. A1kh19 $349,500. 1436 S.,..Hdt TlfT"Ca MEW CUSTOM HOME: W.-.,.d aro.-d a lli"JI gloss tttclo1ed otri• .-. l lt•tf• of CTOdo. ...,,. h"-9. 4 ~. fc.lty rOOftl Clltd Ubrary. At1 OP" a...ct ceillltt c,ocn ttw trfftop 11•"'9 r'OOftl with a •Hlw of tht OCMll. Added to al tWs, o .. ,... CJll"f ..... spa .ct IMllY paHos & dtck1. OH.net crt $749.500. Cal for broctw.. 333 Poppy SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY. Trocltk>MI ~· 2 Wockl from .... beocJ.. l yr. old rear uNt 2 bdnn & 2 both. "-' _,. oldtt' but fliu wlttl 3 bdrwl, 2 ~ Int _... of Old CdM. Offtfed at $398,500. l 11 Ina. SUPER "E" PLAH IH THE .. UFJS: Tllia INKt dHlrfd llM>CMI hot o lo•lly grulllbelt mid lft0Ulltalt1 •iew. OWMr .ti help wfth fiMltcMg. o.ty $2 39 I 500, COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 51 S IE. Coaat Hwy., CoroM def Mw 675-5511 IY OWNER MEW EMGLAMD CHARM Dover Shores-Wcs tcliff area 3 bedrm. Pine paneling Oak floors 2 fireplaces. Huge lot. Sun lotroom Works hop Motor home Stor age. Below market at $395.000. 01,rner wi II carry. 548-4058 2 ADULT HOME $88,900 COOL.POOL :.~ t5$W£-1 1lfi~ llt! ENGLISH TUDOR MOllLI HOMES NB MODULAR only $79,500. Lovely, spacious 3 Bdrm 2 bath. with fireplace, across from bay View from deck Adult luxury hvmg m best location. Pool. san· dy beach. slips availa ble Owner wt.JI rmance with SZS.OOOdown I LIDOtON TIIEWATER Cozy I Bdrm with large l 1v1ng r oom and fireplace. Great for year round living or weekend retreat See today. make offer $59.500 OWNER WI LL CA RRY THE LOAN IRV f'antabulou.s Exec Town Home. 4BR·3RA. Views, Spa Custom Upgrades Exclnt as~um fin al $342.500 ••••••••• EASTSIDECM 2UN1TS Singles. find a partner and buy toda) Last or I its kind Two big --------,pri vate. separate bdrms. each with full I baths Quiet. pride ol ownership. ludden away I level condo with pool and t'ommun1ty rer room Near S Coast '·~ RED CARJ't:i, IL_ 754-1202 . Big 20x.O' pool goes with thJS neat 4 Bdrm home in Mesa Verde Also has a great bonus room Cul· de-sac location Real valu e at $149,950 751·3191 111111 'I~ .... 12.90/o INT Fantastic English Tudor 4 Br·2 story: Prime lrvme location ' Just re duced S40,0001 Seller will fmance bal after s:ll.000 dn at 12 9'l int w 1graduated mo pymts possi ble Upgraded 759-1616 thru·out, bonus rm "ll'!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ giant master Wlllg. Call Ken Leight 559-9400 1 want lo buy your house or investment property' Don't call unless you need to sell immediately and a re willing to accept my small down pay· N E W 3 B R 2 l, B a twnhme plus sep orig 2BR IBA front unit Seller rm Only S225.000 ••••••••• BUILDERS BUlLDERS Easts1de C M land for 6 condos + plans Call for mformallon 640-6259 ./lu1t.1// II R E At/LT Y opt. Sat/S. 1-5 275 S Citrus, Oranl(e Smart 3 br, ram rm. lge fenced yd. close to hospital. Sll9.900. MAURY ST.AUFffl SU LION lE.A.L TY 67]..5354 Fix .._ 11o..1D men t I ca n take ll!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lmllllll~l ·-------1 "'" possession immediately S.AVE! -r investment wrll be -Sel, Trodt. LNM o'.A m:i 5 A buy at SI 19.950. 3 secured by equ1ties in Bellingham Wash PIEH • Bdrm 2 bath, huge other properties. and Areyoutuedolthehus lllolloaCons added faD11ly room with personal not.es Call Tom lie & bustle" We have BOAT SUP SANDY fireplace All needs 642·2642 Just the place for you BEACH Deck & Patio paint and carpel. See --~-----l\AJ hrsNo.ofSeattleand Lge . lite & ('hecry 3 andsave'Call546-2313 l ,,.._rw 1"'1 hrsSo of Vancouver bdrm +den, 2 bath THE REAL ESTAT&:RS '""'"~ Canada Beautiful tn home Open beam cell · Three 2 bdrm, 2 bath level home 3 Bdrms. < ing, bnck BBQ. 2 car furn units. Steps tc Baths & Family room,• garage + extra parkmg. beach Good s um Fireplaces Beautiful ~95,000! Owner1Agent Plaza, call about terms 752.1700 THE REAL ESTATERS THIHKIMG TOWHHOME? Call the sp«1ahsts at the condominium 1n form a lion cent.er. Touchstone Realty 963-11167 C:::. SE 1£ C l ~PHOPHl11l'l CdM STARTER Priced for fast sale' As· sume low interest 1st. Cozy fireplace, beautiful kitchen. covered patio Motivated owner' Call 673-8550 MOTIVATED SELLERS SAY BRING IN AN OFFER! llotor c,c1 .. S<-•n . "ouw llrn' '-1• Hf'M Trt1ltt> Tr.HI Tr11t(>r,.L l•hh .\yt_nStr"irt Panii tl!O' •liln IJl1'1 RXB STEPS TO SAJolD mer /winter history View of Bellingham Ba} 673 9187 or675 7060 Priced at S395,000 on 24 Acres of beautiful -mlll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l!!!!!!!!!lll~l 675· 1752. landscaped yard. Trees 2FOR I $103,000 Mission Viejo Aegean Hills ranch style home with 4 Bdrms , fireplace. and room for pool on a huge lot. $104,000 in assumable financing. A buy for $160,000 AUTOMOBILE •.1C'Mr• \AltqUf'' l 141t.\I+' Kft; UtlUll \ """ h 'PfW'h ff.,,. R .. ,i... •WMf'I Ur1~0 ,,.,. ,, \an.-. AUllio'L<~·nw ~uh1t w~""'11 AUTOS, IMPORTED ''"''"' \~.-Romr•• \ui11 ,.,,l1n Uult) ij\I~ \.•l,JP ~ tolt U.-h'6ft .. trr•1• t-.• llonff;; J..iu•' Jci'..-t1 tC.t1m...-.nt,h1• 1,ombor(llJN \C•tlJ• \tttt t•ih·' l\NH Ill> llCl! 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RV p a. pas,ooo. 75HN7 associated BROKERS -AtA1. TORS l OI' W Balbna6'1)&61 $93,500 ll.6% Terms' Noquabfying! A fantastic affordable home with privacy. Cov· ered entry. ronnal living room. added family room with brick fireplace. 3 huge bdrms, 2 bath, very pn vate rear ya rd . Price only $129,900. Call ~2313 114U1 6 UMITS Localed in Npt Hgts these 2 8c1nn Wtils are truly pride of ownership. The low interest loan can be uaumed and the owner will help rmance. Call for more inform•· lion . Asking price $(95,000. TR\DI TIO\',\L RL\I T\ 631·7370 St0,000 .. 11% By own er. So. Coaat Plau Itta. Lw down. 3br, 2ba, 8 yn old. RV Rrk&. IUS,OI». 751·1047 to ..UT It " surround the Area m a private Neighborhood M usl move for jot purposes Sll.8,000. t206) 671·7363 LiYt At Tht hath Only $10,000 down. 2 yr old immaculate 2 BR 2 Ba mobile home. Mm. age 18. Small pets OK Own this duplex 10 area ol fine custom homes for spectacular bargain price + low low down payment. Owner financ ing Hurry Call 847-6100 R e a I l y ~orld/8each,,1de. Mar y Jank. Realtor. Sell things fast with 0 1111)' 631· lO!M Pilot Want Ads_. __ -----1411•4 ~. C\AY I '°'"'" -----O '"°"G"OI , .. , 6 v,omblitd -"' ~lo-'<> .. 010 6 t.offlDie v.~dl p,,,.,, •ttt•\ of f"O(h IA tt' 11"• of WJIJ0f~t H A W E S T I 1 I I I I R H 0 H E T I, I I I I' N A 8 E H R I I\ I I I I D I l K H y I i--.- 1 -.- 1 -.... 1 ,-..- 1 -..- 1 -1 One old·llmer to another . . . . . . · ... Tile old hand crank Ice .__....._...__..___.__.._ ..... cream freezer was the beat I R E 8 L A V I device I know ol 10 teach :. ==I ==1 '::1 ==i=• =i==-kid~. that work has Its - I W A R A Y E I' I" I I I I ~~{w0 I' r r I' r I' I' l' I' [' l ·~=-I I I • I I I I I I I SCIAMUTSMlwnllC..........llH Try lease option or seller will go low interest AITD with 20% down on this San Clemente panoramic ocean vie w home with 4 large Bdrms, 21 2 Baths and huge lot. Recently listed for $325,~. Ask for Judy Blossom. 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A si ncere bargain. $159,500 Lois Miller 631·1266 TRUST DHOS AS DOWN PAYMlt4T Owner will consider T.D. 's as part of dn . payment & will also carry paper. U>vely 4bd., FR, FDR, in super location. $269,900 Call Kasey or Norm toda y I.A Y VIEW -11 O/o DOWH Spacious 2 level condo on greenbelt -steps to pool. Owner desperate. Teri Marquez 759·1221 NEWPORT SHOUS -OWHEI SAYS 58.l Make an offer on this 4-BR 2.5 BA hom e 4 blocks to the beach. RV access and large lot. Low down possible -call to see. Bruce Blomgren 759·1221 IH FORECLOSUIE -HURRY 3 BR home m N. B. that is into foreclosure. Owner will consider any offer or trade. $1 50,000 in loans. Priced at $185,000. Submit! Bruce Blomgre n 759·1221 FANTASTIC OCLU4 VU-SPYGLASS nus single story home in Spyglass is $.55.000 under appraisal ! Ocean & Bay Vu's from MB. LR. FR & kitchen . Formal dining room too! Priced to sell at 1595.000. Bruce Blomgren 759·1221 110• OCLU4 VIEW 4 BR. 312 BA . Fam. Rm, Din Rm. Lg. ya rd w/pool. Pn. beach $725,000. Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 LINDA ISU Finest loc on all Linda. 76' of waterfront, rm for up to 85' yacht. 6br. 7ba.formal din. Bayside Pool & spa. Game room. lrg sit dn. bar. wine cellar, outstanding fin . avail. Pri ced at 4 Million . Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 llG CANYON RB>UCTIOH Prof. decor Dover 2br. 2ba, fam. rm .. lrg ya rd , room for pool. Guarded gate. Must sell. Submit any offer or terms. Assum. existing $300,000. Price $t2.5,000. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221 UDOISU 4br, 4ba. lrg lot. steps to beach & tenrus. Asking 5440,000. Seller says bring any offers. Must sell. Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 TR.ADE OR.ANGIE & AVOCADO RANCH 78 ac Valley Center. sub map compl, 4 sep par Sell or trade all or part for home in Npt. Laguna or Mission Viejo. $1.200,000. Bob or Dovie Koop "2" NEWPORT CUST COHDOS Ocean vu. 4 Bd 3 Ba. Fam rm. wet bar. din rm , pool, tennis. $210,000 ea. Terms. Submit any off er to Bob or Dovie 759· 1221 HARIOR RIDGE CUSTOM English Tudor 4br. 5ba. fam rm .. den with Ir~ oak bar, lrg master suile w/bay view, ·~of acre, rm. for pool, lrg 1st T. D. avail. Asking $1,600,000 For private showing call Bob & Dovie Koop 759·1221 CLOSE TO IUCH 3 BR + loft -pool -sauna Good Fin -OWC SS0,000. Mu st see -$235,000. Bob Bu rdick 759-1221 OCEAN VIEW -GUEST + 2 LOTS Ideal bachelor unit w /guest qtrs. 2 stories -2 lots. Stained glass beamed ceiling. 3 blk s to ocean! $267,500 ! Call Bob Burdick 759-1221 CANYON HOM! -$129,000 Brand new split level 2 BR + den t\ome. Warm fireplace -skylite. Air cond. Call Bob Burdick 759·1221 SIOl,toO 3 BR -2 BA -lg yd -cust drapes earth tone cpt -2 story condo. Call Bob Burdick 759-1221 OCIAH NW SI Jt,100! 2 Bdrms, sundeck, huge Jot, tile kitchen. Great investment. Starter home . Call Bob Burdick 759-1221 114 L 17• St .. C .... ..._ ................ Hl·IJ .. 4411 lln9ce Phy, In .................. Hf.f4H II C.,.• ..... 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See Wendy Beam Al 966 SANDCASTLE A park·like setting frames this spacious 4 BR Lusk built home. $355,000. See Lylecn Ewmg At 4000 INLET ISLE DR Dramatic ocea view. Newly customized & elegant 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. POOL. $485,000. See Carole Mc Mahan At 1100 WHITE SAILS OPEN IH US TllUff Rare tri-level w/large rooms & yard. 3 BR. + family playroom. $259,000. See Frank Sennes At 2918 CAROB Delightful 4 BR . + Fam. Rm. w{Vu . $340.000. Sec Jo Carol Hunter At 2933 CASSI A Beautiful Lusk built 3 HR. Lovely decorating & landscaping. $242,000. See Li sa White At 901 ALDER PLACE OPEN OH IAYSIDE DIUVE Newly decorated 4 BR. with private dock $1.950,000 . See Barbara Ballmann Al 1617 BAYSIDE DR. OPEN IH DOVH SHORES Dynamic 5 BR. Bayfront. Large pier & slip. Owner will carry alt finan cing. Reduced to Sl.350.000. See J ane Mit chler At 134 MORNINGSTAR OPEH IH WESTCUFf Large 4 BR. Colonial + Fam. Rm . & POOL. $335.000. See Maggie Guth At 1106 DOVER DRIVE OPEH IM IACIC 11.AY 4 BR. 3 BA . Cha rming & unique home nestled among eucalyptus trees $235,000. See Kay Parker At 1753 IRVINE A VE OPEH IH IAYSHOIES Great famiJy 3 BR. + Den Just a few steps to private beach. Reduced to $295,000. See Mary Harvey At 1 2715 BAYSHORE DR . GAlDEH HOME -TURTLBlOCIC Instantly attractive 3 BR. family room home in soft muted colors. Bonus room for your hobbies. Large deck with BBQ Pool nearby Ex· cellent finan cing $243.500 ILUFFS -ASSUMAIU LOAM This 3 BR. 212 BA condo is in mint condition. Plush neutral carpels & good location. Priced for a fast sale at $174,000. EMERALD IA Y -OCEAN VIEW Great 4 BR . family home in prime .location. Walk to park, tennis courts, pools and bea ch. New carpets & freshly patnled. Formal dining room & family room with fireplace & wet bar Private com- munity. A superb value at $665.000. CDM UHDMAllC Quiel elegance just a few doors from Ocean Blvd Beautifully ap· pointed unique residence on a 30xll8 lot with leasehold rights to the adjoining parcel 2 BR + Den. Gazebo too ! $650,000 WA TERFROMT COHOO Jn excellent condition. Th is 2 BR. in Orange Tree is nea r TENNIS & spa facilities in adult commwuty & only $99,500 with assumable loan. CHOICE LOCATION On greenbelt. 3 ">edrooms + BONUS room . Lush landscaping. Sate or lease option. Fee simple in University Park. $174,500. EASTILUFF $207,000 Terrific Lu s k floorplan that features 3 BR Fam. Rm., with f ireplace Sunny patio. & convenience to schools & shoppmg. This family home is too good lo last at this price. Owner will help finance. HEW PORT IEACH UHOH SI 10.ooom Yes ! We have a beautiful. highly upgraded condominium with ~he most lovely gardens. pool & putting greens. 4 BR. 2 BA . + a g~urmet k itchen with t h e finest appointments for only $179,500 fee . IALIOA ISUMD CHAIMSl Im maculate home with beam ceilings, lots of used brick and Hansel & Gretel charm. 11ood street location near South Bayf ."'Ont. Three BR. Den & two baths. Terms. $450.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 JUSTSIJt.100 $ ee1rooma. Ubradrlny, $668500 on Little Island canal 4 , .... 1lllUI J .Plan co mpl etely Walk to be•Ch Best bu~ bu1e mut« 1ulto, Bd I b t d k r tasl c view "" "' . I 2 10 aru, 3 bedroom Ina aru and t'fltertaln rms, oa oc · an · 1 • remodeled. Lovely view. I levt! , b11h home, optn bea m~nt are• UNDF.R S1 very low down. bdrm. 2 bath, huge enclosl'd deck. cellinaa. sect~ patio Miiiion. $375 000 Call 575·~11. A . Ric:lr Aldcn:tte, Ritt _,:,.. I S 114/!Sl·"" _.-m • ll''tnd what you w111t ln - - 503 AYE CAMPO 0111 l!_l-0( ClusifiedJ Want Ada Call 842·~8 Pete Barrett Real present s JASMIME CIEB -PUN 2 Take the time to see this elegant 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, 2 fireplace home. Tastefully decorated with custom wall coverings , cabinets and carpet-· ing plus delightful patio with spa. $355.000, great financing ! #SMaritfmt, CdM 0,... S-. l·S CUSTOM IAYSHORES HOME A Normandy cottage complete with stone fireplace. copper sinks and sunlit breakfl:lsl nook Secluded pa tio with spa in a woodsy setting. P!~ guest room . Exclusive beach community with security services. 2601 Wonriy,HI 0,..S..1-5 COOL. CALM AMD COUECTB> Spacious Dover Shores 3 Bdrm home atrium entry with high ceilings, large den with wetbar and fireplace, step·down 11 vi n g room with fireplace, formal dtntnl? room and family sized kitchen with eating area. Huge rear yard with alley access for boats. etc. Price incls land. 1393 Galory, Ml HIDDEN ASSETS Hidd en behind this pretty customized 3 Bdrm, den . 2'~ bath borne is large triple garage, lg. concrete area for work space + more parking . Many pl easant features in this 5 garage home ! $185,000. 1806 l«yt Ln, Ml WESTCLIFf -FREHCH REGEHCY Over 3600 sq.ft. features 5 Bd rms, 4 baths. large custom kitchen, super pool·table·sized family room. Boat storage, triple garage and more. ISOOHlcjllcmdDr .. HI OptttS..1·5 MESA VEIDE -VACAWT I READY 4 Bdrms and large famtly room, re- modeled kitchen, excellent carpets, nicely upgraded. $179,900. 2862Tabogo, CM 0,... S.. 1·5 5'AllCLIMG USTSIDE COTTAGE 4 Bdrm charmer with interior com- pletely remodeled. Surrounded by trees and secluded patio. Owner will finance $149.500 See it today. 296 Row Ln., CM 0,... S-. 1-5 WIMILEOOH VILLAGE -MEW New listing Plan C. large 4 Bdrm, 2'hl bath with large assumable loa~ at fixed rate for 30 years Commum· ty pool and tennis Owner highly motivated. Sl99,000. IMVmNG MEWPORT SHOUS Charming garden-lake quality with 4 Bdrm. 212 baths. Right on the water and beachfronl. This has the advan- tage of 2 pools . tennis court and short walk to the ocean. Onl y S250.000 with owner financing. IALIOA ISUHD IA YFROMT Price reduced' Favorable fananc· ing! Boal dock with 35' on the water. Cozy 2 Bdrm cottage plus 2 Bdrm apartment over doub!e garage. Call for details & lo see this one VIEW -VIEW -VIEW Seldom available view property in Broadmoor Harbor View H.Jlls. 4 Bdrm, 212 baths in excellent condi · tion . Quiel area with community pool. Xlnl assumable financing. $429.000. snrs TO OCEAN Balboa charm thruout large living room . formal dining room and country kitchen. Plus . .2 Bdrm apartment. All for only $289,500 - trades OK. Call Linda Oeth HEWPORT DUPLEX OH \'HE IEACH Waves and sand at your door. Catalina. sun sets and beach ac· tivities are your view from 3 Bdrm and 2 Bdrm units. Well cared for, furnished or non furnished. $750,000. ... ORIGINAL IN IALIOA Quaint and unique looking. Well cared for 4 Bdr m, den, chrung room and new kitchen home. Something special on the Peninsula Point! ·· MORTHGA TE IN MESA MOITH 4 Bdrm, family home with step-down living room and fireplace. Conve· nient to shopping and school, near1 Fairview and Paularino. $1Z7,000. LlLIOA P'EHIMSULA POIMJ DUO Price down $20,000! Well located duplex. bdrm, bath, kitchen, lower unit has fireplace, and fonnaJ din· ing. Owner will assist. $339,000. A 642-5200 PET BARRETT REALTY .... _ ·,,,.. . Stll Uunp fast with Daily 'Have somdbing tD sell' PilotWantAd!. __ las lfledadsdo1t~ CE 110111 BLllKS ca. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE 2069 Vt ST A DEL OIO I LUFFS OPEM SUN 1°5 $ MILLION S VIEWS Lovely Co urtyard Entrance · Tile Galore Plus Bay View Huge Patio . Potted Plants · r~lowing Fountains . Indoor /Outdoor Living · Th.is Two Bedroom . Two Bath Condo Shows Beller Than A Model. Open For Your V1ew1ng A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 31 4 AVEMIDA CUMIRE ILUFFS OPEM SUM 1·5 EMD UMIT Vacanl. Easy To See. Excellent Financing. Bright & Cheerful Three Bedroom End Unit With Wrap-Around Patio On Lu s h Greenbelt. Large Assumable Loan With Pixed Rate. Owner Will Carry 'Second. $234 ,500 2000 IARRAHCA BLUFFS OPEH SUM 1·5 Bright & Airy Three Bedroom End Unit On Greenbelt With Sunny Deck & Open Beam Ceihng. Located On Quiet Cul-de-Sac Near Pool & Tennis Owner Will Carry At 13.5~ Sl69.900. 2921 CAT Al.PA EASTILUFF OPEN SUM 1·5 COKTRACTORS AHD IMYISTORS lnd1v1dual Home -Large Five Bedrooms . Separate Master Suite · Good Floor Plan · View Of City Lights . Great Neighborhood · Schools & Park Close By. Listed At $255,000 A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. MEW LISTING! A Rare Opportunity To Move Into Harbor View Hills Al An Affordable Price. Extra Large Lot For Family Enjoyment And Privacy. Three Bedrooms & F'amaly Room For Only $290 ,000 llG CAHYOM VIEW! Beautiful Versailles Model On Quiet Cul-de·Sac Wide. Windtng Stairway With Spectacular Sus pended Walkway Overlooking Ma rble Entry And Spacious Laving Room. Elegant Features · Garden Kitchen. Den With Fireplace. Huge Master Suite. H.Jghly Landscaped Garden With Paddle Tennis Court. Great View! Special Financing Available. $875.000. THE AMllEHCE Of U COSTA In A Knoll Above The Golf Course. This Home Offers All The Elegance And Tranquility For Which La Costa I s Famous . Fine Appointments lnclude A Marble Foyer Gold Plated Tiles. Fixtures And Hand Painted Porcelain Bowls Ideal Hom e F'or Entertaining Built Around A Sparkling Pool And Spa. Priced To Sell · $650.000. SPICIAL CUSTOM IAYFRONT FH LJ.\j°D Four Years Old. Cat ~ral Ceilings, Parquet Floors & New Carpets Lots Of Wood & Glass Three Bedrooms & Convertible Den 31'2 Baths Separate Dining. Huge Family Room With Wet Ba r . Kitchen With Pantry Breakfast Room . Sauna. Study Three.Car Garage. Wood Deck Overlooks Bay & Dock. Owner Will Carry Large Second. $1.600,000. COROHA DB. MAR INCOME Huge Duplex Overlooking Bay, Ocean And Breakwater. Has To Be One Of The Fi nest Income Properties In Corona del Ma r. Master Units Have An Ocean View · Built On An Oversized Lot. Call For Details. MESA VHDE Beautiful Contemporary Home ln Costa Mesa's Best Area. Features Include Five Large Bedrooms, Two Impressive Fireplaces, Gorgeous Living Room & Family Room, Skylights, Wall Coverings, Wet Bar. Good Assumable. Price, $2'23,500. 759-9100 #Jc..,..,... .... , ... c.- --.------. - OMCf IN A LIFETIME opportunity to buy best located 3 bdrm. l level LlNUA Overlooking widest greenbelt & renection p0nd. $295,000. Of'tN 1 ·5 2 I 12 Al.ft Coff RoreJ COZY conversation pit around fireplace 3 bdrm , form din , 2112 baths. $225,000. HELEN 8. DOWD RIALTOR. IMC. 644-0134 Utt & by With ~ bptrtt • COTE nr/\L TT • ~ invnmrm conrnnr You 've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE One of Newport 's most prestigious homes on choice lot with view of the main channel 4 bedrooms. Priced t o sell immediately -will exchange (or residential or commercial property. $1.895 million E'(clusiv e with William Cole BIG CANYON Complimented by 6 bedrooms. ExecutJ ve family home right on the 18th (airway Separate 2 bedroom guest quarters and a very private pool. Exclusive al SI 7 million. Seller will assist with financing Open Sal/Sun 1-5 8 Cypress Pomt. Rig Canyon BIG CANYON Overlooking the 7th gre~n. th~s architectural masterpiece is perfect for the executive whose family 1s grown . 4300 sq ft. ~~tom sit·down bar for 10, magnificent vaulted ceilings wtth open beams and all the amenities a custom home should have. Exclusive at $1.8 million and seller wi II finance to a qualified buyer. BIG CANYON Customized 3 bedroom home on a comer lot with huge pool. spa and sauna. Dramatic 2 story li vmg room. Privacy. Large assumable loans. Exclusive al $895.000 with immediate occupancy. BIG CANYON A commanding view of the 1st fairway Tudor r;t'usto m. 5 bedrooms . 2 family rooms and a brand new custom pool' and spa . $2.3 million wHh $1.1 million of assumable financing . LIDO ISLE A Mediterranean custom 4 bedroom. 4 bath home with pool and spa. Steps to Lido's tennis court. Huge assumable loan Owner will assist in the balance Priced to sell at $625.000 Open Sunday I lo 5 204 Via San Remo VILLA BALBOA Nearly 2000 sq fl of luxurious customized features including two separate master suites, and a ~arge entertaining area and huge Anzona flagstone patio . all in a gated communi ty. A $148,000 assumable loan at 12"', awaits the shrewd buyer Priced at $275.000. Open Sat/Sun 12-4 260 Cagney Lane #120 NEWPORT CREST This is the best two bedroom buy in Newport Beach. Located on a greenbelt, featursn~ .vaultea ceilings and step.down hvmg room, Underpriced at $165,000. MESA YERll 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 buye r. Best buy in Costa Mesa. WESTCLIFF Two bedroom, 2 bath condo. Large assumable loan with low interest rate. $129,500. Open Sunday 1 to S 1214 Rutland Road, Unit 5 2075 Sin Jo1quln Hiiia Ad. Acro11 from BIG CANYON Newport Beech 840.Sm OPEM TOD.A Y 1·5 UHl9UE OM IALIOA ISUN> Darling three bedroom and den house. plus a one bedroom in come unit A dock. a view that 1s the best. and a terrific price. Owner will carr~ Isl TD All this for $699.000 See Rita Holancl al 123 Grand Cant1 l UNC9UE IH OLD CDM Archltects own custom home. Great cabinets , lighting, skylights, French tiles, two fireplaces. Super South of Highway location. $.525,000 Sec Kalle Robert!. al 307 Poin~ct t1a. UMl9Uf IM llG CA ... YC>ti4 Everything is beautiful al>out this four bedroom Broadmoor. Pool. spa, guard gates, and too many extras to mention Priced to sell fast at 9>8S.OOO. See Bonnie Barrington at 6 Winged Foot. UHIQUE IM OLD CdM Quality con!.lru<"t1on , corner lot . cedar ceilings, a l wo bedroom and a three bedroom unit in this new duplex . Skylights, textured wall!), terrific at $469,000. See Barbara Riggs al 700 Marguerite. UMl9UE OH THE IAY Terrific floor plan that features a ma ster bedroom su1le and a den. Co mmuruty pool and spa, and the charm of ll\llng on the bay. Best of everything qual11y $318,000 See Susan Harder al 1014 Bayside Cove East. UHIQ UE IM IRVIME TERRAC'E Beautifully remodeled and completely decorated three bedroom plus home Pool, spa. pri vacy . and a terr1f1 c locallon You · 11 want to move right lll' $395,000 Fee See Sarah Sten at 1315 Santanella Terrace UM19UE IH OLD CdM Completely remodeled inside and o~t. 11 2 bloc ks to beach. Beautiful three bedroom . three bath, perfect m every detail $.550,000 fee Sec Pat Merry at 317 Po1nsetl1a UHl(j>UE IM LUSH HARIOR VlfW HILLS -Private cou rtvard. four bedrooms. vaulted wood ceilin gs. two fireplaces. mas ter bedroom ha s eparate dressing area Excellent owner financing, $420,000 Fee See Marian Reedy at 1225 Keel Drive UHl9UE IM IRVIHE TERRACE Owner financing av a1 I able. custom three bedroom . two bath , s up e r neighborhood, good buy "-llh lots of potential $395,000 Fee See Bert Reedy at 612 Ramona Ome UMIQUE IN SUVIEW Beaut1ru1 3 bedroom Hampton Model cul-de·sac location , co mmuntty pool. spa and tennis Unbehevably l>nced at S395,I)()() See Barbara Hut chings al 1900 Yacht Maria. UNIQUE IH EAST llUFF Lo vely family house. wonderful spa and patio, three bedroom. two baths , fireplace. skylights. and new carpet You 'll love 1t $323.000 f ee See Larame Shaw at 2443 Bamboo UH19UE IM USTILUFF New kitchen and bath tile, sensational backyard. three bedroom plus family room, fireplace , clean. cle an. clean. Be sure to see this one. $265,000. See Laraine Shaw at 2425 Bamboo. REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 Eut Coaet Hl9hwey, Corona !kl Mer WI HUI so Of THI HST usn.s ... TOWN IUYEIS~NVESTORS-1HMS! $2,200,000 21'2 .AQE EST .A TE New Custom Spanish estate has it all ! Top or the hill w /3600 VU of ocean & alt. Video camera. electr. gate, cu.,tom pool, Spa, water fa lls. tennis area, Helicopter pad, riding arena w /6 stalls, S car garage & much more. owe seoo,ooo at 11% w/$400.000 dn. Assume bal. or submit. For details & preview call Patrick Tenore. Remax RJtrs 7$1221 . •til?li?llllF••s•s•s ... •s•s•s•s ... ••2••211211121111s•Ms1112 .. a1122••s••s•• .. •• .. alila .. a-.-...-.......... 111112 .... 2 .. • ... •----------------------- ---- ' --... -.. -· ... _...,_.,._ CIJ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September t3, 1981 HMMtPorW. ~t'-W. MtfOf'W. ~~Wt .............................•..•...•......................................•................ •llOM Hl6H AllA ~-~~•••••••• ""-" ,_, W. Honn for W. ........ kr Wt G1•rtll••••••••••!!!~ ~ •••••••••• !~~ ~!~~~ .......... ~~! ••••••••••••••••••!~~ ...... •001 ··················;o-oz ~··········;···· G;;:;··········;ooi ....... . OWN• AMAMCU fl 111"• 4 BR, 3 Ba, spacious 2 sty. formal DR & sunny ~·am Rm on tree studded ~tale size lot. Custom decor, quality home, ceramic tile in kitchen & bath. $204,900. ........................ ~ 001 --------------• JUST UST8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••..,!••··~·:!.!!!!!.!'' UND4JSLE A ~:xc1t 1ng op port unity! Wide channel vlt!w from spe<'tacular architertural des1.:ned 4 bdrm. 5 bath, pool home Slip for 2 large ~ats $1.495.000 Summer Occupancy 'h ACU IN TUSTIN tlUS! TEHNIS, POOL Z SPAS 4MD LUSH GAIDINS FOR SALE BY OWNER CAMEO HI Gll LANOS, 4 BH, r emodeled home, gourmet kitchen. etc. $295,000 le~hold. O,IH SUNDAY 11-6 T~is P1rcbse Is Rei~ As Sinllle As: HUNTING TOM HACH COM><> $119,500 Pool. a::>sumable 21121 R1<'hmond Circle !So Atlanta W. Brookhurst ) 1·2-3 Of'84 SUHDA Y l-5rM Agt P Salyer 962·44S4 COATS & WALL.ACE HAl E:STAft. IMC. We have pre·arranged lhe financing on this exclusive Lido Isle property. A stained glass entry leads you lo a flow · ing floor plan. lh<il 1s 311 entertainer's dream. with a convertible covered (or uncovered) p<irty patio and a Newly Remodeled "perf eel hostess" kitchen with all the l'xlras and natural wood cabinets Sltll remaimng of course are three generous bedrooms and two Very unique baths. a huge three car garage. Now for the good part No High In tereM Hate Financing To Arrange. Pre· arranged Isl TD al 121-i'i instead of 15•12' '< Lei us save you $5,000 in loan origination fees. and let us put $5.000 in your bank account this year from in teresl payments you won't bt> making Try this for the 111terest11nflat1on ton SCIOUS buyer 4511 CAMDEN Cameo Shores LIDO ISLE HOMES Featured on Homes Touri, th1i, loH~ly trud1t1onal spac1ou . custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home. newly redecorated. Prin·d to sell quickly al $475,000. Must see Newly remodcl~d 3 bdrrn. 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios Beam t•etlings Grt•at for enlHlaining $420.000. Rest pntc ~)hl• money PENINSULA POINT IEACHFRONT Panoram1(' bay & ocean view at wedge. from pl'11ne large lot. 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq ft featur ing marine room Sl.385.000 NEWPORT CREST CONDO Custom 4000 sq fl home has 1t all. 4 lrg BR, 4 BA. 3 F P .. COWltry kit .. pool rm, master w /his & hers bath & dressing rms. 2 sec. systems , wet bar, most prestigious loc. and much more Only $795,000. owe lsl. Try 8~ dn or more. For details call Patrick Tenore 759·1221 RE/MAX Rllrs. Call Patrick Tenore 759-1221 RE MAX Rltrs $400,000 your price View! Shdt> open roof $925,000 onH SUMDAY l·S'M 1724 PORT SllF:FFI ELlJ pool , guest house. $350.000 °"" SUMDAY 1.srM 4 BR. 1827 PORT TIFfo'IN Beaut. up· gradl'd Somerset $339,500 ISll MIRAMAR •• Peninsula Point Spanish Casa 5 BR. 5 yrs new Motivated seller Bring your offer $459,500 llDUCEO TO U 11,000 f& Cameo Highlands fixer Some view. Seller motivated' RCTaylorCo 640-9900 WE ARE THE FIMAMCIMCi SPECIALISTS TRAINED .TO STRUCTUH EVERY TUNSACTIOM TO Miil YOUR MHOS. IF WI CA.MT DO rr, HO OME CAN! SEE THE SEA 3 bedrooms. f antast1c LagWla ocean & canyon views, gazebo. lus h landscaping. Anxious owner, only $299,000 2 bdrm . den. spacious Plan 8. 1m mal'ulate. Low priced al $215.000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 11/J ILOCIS FIOM OCEAN For ow.er ocupltd or """tor. nr.. kr9e towRIMMtt• ..;ts. Int htc~ for lnnst•d doaecn In <Aro.. del Mor. rrlced llltder ..... ot $499,900. 250/o • .,. to •ollfl•d buy•r with HctOut ...,,._~ow.Mr mo•ingo.t of .... to ,....,.., for "'°" Wo c:dl .,...... RoMt!IM"J ot 64 .. 7020. $80.000 Initial investment 20'? !instead of 301·~) llST IUY IH CAMEO SHOlf.S Spectacular view. pool. J>95.000 fee. Motivated seller. 20', down Great potential for expansion SI 35,000-PRIVATE FINANCING Great starter 3 BR, Cam. room and ~l in Huntington Beach with low <town . Hurry on this one. $250,000 pre arranged for you at 121'2''-No Loan Ft>t:s . 3-11 Bor \•d .. Dro-.· N B o7S olol $70,000 owner will finance for you !not at 18'/; but 15<;, I Sl'YGLASS FOREVER VIEW The math 1s simple. an easy transaction with a sa\•ingi, or $10.000. How about buildin g a second story with the $10.000 saved'1 You owe ll to yourself lo see this Elegant Home . Principals only. For further mformat1on write· Ad :i904. Dai· ly Pilot. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Calif 92626 Mint cond1t 1on Pool. s pa. ,;35.000 SB.I.II IOUGHT ANOrHEI And must sell Lh1s picture perfect 3 BR. 2 bath on cul·de·sac near Mesa Ve rde. Unbelie vably prired at $145.000. Hurry. 2221 FRANCISCO DI GEUY I ClllUITA 760-1197 67).7761 A GIVEAWAY RESIDENTIAL REAL ESIAIE SERI/ICES 4 .._ l lo Newport home. pool & souno, lor9e yard, well IHdtcaped and new carpet. Sec11rlty 1y1teM. Ast11Mable STARNES COMPANY You can s teal this sharp 2 BR & den townhome with pool, spa . s auna. Low, low down now $128.900. fMKWJ. LINDA ISLE BEST Yl.UE LOOKING FOi A IUY IJa~fwH~ PRICE REDUCTill Sparkling while sand & beautiful Newport Bay just steps from your front door. Delightful 3 bdrm, den. 3 bath home with s pacious private patio. Outstanding value just reduced to $295,000. L.H. MAIM CHANNB. HUNTING TON HAllOUI l4lild yow .-.°"' c11st°"' hoMt °" tMt prime lot loccrhd °"Den...,_.. l1lond with I 00' on Hte main clla.ul. Listed ot $'50,000. s.e...ithnM. Magnificent executive home on water. 4 bdrms. plus family & bonus rooms Slip for 2 boats Superb owner financing. Available to qualified buyer. Pr iced to sell at $1.485,000. HARBOR RllliE OPEN SUN 1·5 This 1s the best buy for a 5BR pool & s pa, formal dining, Cam. rm. home Owne r very motivated. A Spyglass winner for $.539,500. OrfH SUHDA Y 2·5 27 I 5 loysltore DriYot MARY HARVEY IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 MAGMIFICEHT BAYFROHT LOCATION Spectacular 180 d egr ee view. 145 ft. of pierhead line wi II accommodate 3 large boats. Five s pacious BRs. each with private bath. Fully equipped "sitdown" bar large p layroom for billt ard s . Secluded sundeck l roof garden. $3.900.000 including prime land Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 (A29) IAYSHORE IAYFROHT "Nantucket arc hitecture with m agnifice nt view '. Spacious li ving rm, dining rm & ram rm. 4 B~. 3 car gar age. Lovely garden & large brick courtyard. Offcre~t $2,000,000 inc Id . land. Cathy Sch we icke rt 642-8235 <A30 ) ENGLISH NORMANDY ESTATE Cu s tom home on Big Can yon golf course. 5 BR (each w/bath >. family rm. study, m s tr s uite w /fplc & wet bar. Separate m aids rm. butlers pantry, wine & billia rd rm. sauna and s pa. Immediate occupancy $1.900,000 Lynne Valentine 644·6200 (A31 ) HARIOR RIDGE WITH VIEW! 4BR home w /circular s taircase e ntry. beautiful formal living and dining rm.s. The fines t of woods and 1 mported marbles Elegant master s uite pa ne led library and wine room. Elevator. 4 car garage. $1.795.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (A32 ) IEAUTIFUL IA YFRONT A home with the ultimate features for a luxurious life s tyle. 60' boat slip, 3 RR, fam rm & forma l din- ing. Stained g lass ever ywhere, J e nna ire, central vacuum & a ir cond, marble fplc, extensive security systems, bayside patio & 2nd s tor y bal('on y . $1,750,000. Bobbi Ryan 752-1414 <A33) IAYSHORES IEAUTIFUL IAYFROMT! P vt comm w /guard gate & sandy beach . Custom built h ome w /hig h ceilings, paneled s tudy, formal Liv rm, pool & 4 BR sujtes. $1,400,000 leasehold estate. Barba ra Aune 642-8235 (A34 ) #3 MONACO I UNITS-$210,000 ~CURE: &OMM'iY Come see the most spectacular view in Newport Beach Stunning 3 bdrm. family room 1 level home Just ~EO to $739,000! Bread and butter. low vac. no qualifying -Call now llEA THT AllNG VIEW From this just listed Spyglass 4 BR with f amily room o n quiet cul -de-sac Offered at ,;95.000. 644-7020 631 -3444 MACNAB IRVINE REALTY A SUBSDARV OF THE IRVWE CDMlANY CHIHA COYE WITH VIEW -HEW LISTING Ocean & bay views from outsta nding 3 story home . Family bedrooms on'·i>rivate second floor with m aster s uite on upper level. Amenities inc lude used brick, slate noor. & stone fpk & elevator. Steps to beat'h $795.000. Lynn e Vale ntine 644-6200 <A35 ) HARIOR VIEW HILLS Exceptional 3 BR. fam rm home on lg corner lot with ex· tended new o r ocean bay & lights. Used brick. warm woods & custom wa ll cover· ings. Pool & s pa $685.000 incl land. L y nne Valentine 644·6200 (A36 ) LOW LOW ,RICE -FOR FAST SALE $665.000 La rge 6 BR fa m rm. gam e rm, poOI & spa. Huge lot. Big Canyon 's best valut' For finan cing & details c all Helen Wood 644 -6200 (A37 > LOVELY HOME. Courtyard patio. Spacious 4 00 21 2 BA bright & airy kitchen w /lg b~akfast area. Choice location , conve nient to pool. s hopping & schools. $205,000. Lo is Egan 644 -6200 ( A26) DOVER SHORES I van We lls 4 BR home courtyard entry into open living area. Fam rm. pool & bayvie w from all main areas of house. Own e r will carry financing t o qualified buyer. $549,000. Barbara Callihan 642-8235 ( A38 > SEAVIEW E legant ''H ampton" model w/ oce an view. R ichly appointed 3 BR, fam rm & formal dining. Spa off master BR. Gate gua rded community w / pool & tennis . Owner assisted financing. $429,500. Belle Partch 644-6200 UDO ISLE Perfec t 4 BR. s mg le story home on l12 lots w 'center courtyard. French doors, hardwood floo rs. beam ceilings & 3-car garage. Sa25.000 incl land. Nancy rm- berninot.Jan Young 642-82.1.5 <A40) HARIOR RIDGE -AW AllD-WlHMIMG Casa Blanca with g reat view designed for m · door/outdoor e ntertaining & fam living. 3 BR library, fa m rm. formal dining & security system Immediate possession . $.525.000. Belle Partch 644-6200 (A41 ) EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHORES 5 BR, fam rm. dining ar ea & 2 bath. Situated on one of Cameo Sho res largest lots. Room for pool & expa nsion . Walk to 3 beaches. Only $359,500 leaseho ld. Donna Godshall 644-6200 (A42 ) PEACEFUL & TRANQUIL IH TURTLEROCK In· verness m od e l on g reenbelt location . Love- ly 4 BR, 21 2 BA home offers decor in earthtone colors. oak bookshelves , con · ver s atio n pit s nuggles up t o a 2-way fireplace. $354,900. Scott Als ton 551-8700 (A43) ILUFFS -THREE IEOROOM -Mint m ove-in condition with lowest association dues & leasehold. Walk to s hops & schools . Enjoy gracious amenities $162 .000. Nancy lmbernino 642-8235 (A28) SEAWIHD·IEST VIEW STREET Spectac ular view of the c ity , mountains & lights! 3 BR, fam rm & beautiful garden w /koi pond. $335,000. Jane Paquin 642-8235 (A44 ) EASTBLUFF rive Bedrooms 180 degree view Lusk built h o me totallv remodeled. Quick escrow. Good fina ncing . Pool s ize yard. $329,500 leasehold. To m Allinson or Terry Ha nes 642·8235 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5. 2215 Al ta Vis ta Eas tbluff Newport Beach <A45l HARIOR VIEW PALERMO Cozy corner loca· lion across from greenbelt. Lovely 4 BR plus fam rm. new carpets. light & airy, private pool! $275.000 leasehold. Betty Berkshire or Marilyn Kers hner 642·8235 (A46 ) PRIME BAYFROHT 2 BR convertible den condo. Decor ated in warm earthtones with planked flooring & extensive upgrading. Beautiful bay & c ity lights views. $620,000. Tom Allinson 642-8235 (A47 ) UNDER ONE MILLION -BAYFttOMT OH LIN- DA ISLE Lovely d ecor, spacious one level 3 BR home s ituated on prestigious Linda Isle Private g ated comm w/a ll amenities. Realistically priced at $999.000 in cl moor- ing for 3 boats . Jane Paquin 642-8235 (A48) HEW "WESTCLIFF" LISTING Highly up- graded 3 BR. 2 BA pool home with lg coun- try kitc hen & 2 fplcs. Great assumable loan . $245,000. Be rit Mitchell 642-8235 <A49) McLAIN llG CANYON Newport Beach Buy De lightful 3 BR Condo bright & airy with community pool & s pa. te nnis & security gat e d . S e ll e r ex tre m e ly motiva ted . $225,000. Suzanne Shule r 642-8235 (A50 ) WALK TO IEACH from this affordable Beach home, beautifully upgraded Plan A in lovely Beachwalk. Huntington Bch, As- sum 1st TD & owner will help w/additional financing. $139,500. Anne Hall 551-8700 <A51) FANTASTIC LOAM Darling Orangetree Patio Home, 2 big master bedroom suites. High quality carpet & wall coverings in soft earthtones, take over high balance 1st trust d eed . Great T e rms! Anne Hall 551-8700 (A52) TOTAL SIBVIOI. !ODL SA!IS!AC!IOB. NBWPOU B••OH mvm• 901 Dover Drive Harbor View Center Ga.mpus Va.lley Center Wbodbridge Village Center Newport Beach, CA 92663 Newport Beach, CA 92660 Irvine, CA 92715 Irv1ne, CA 92714 (714) 642-8235 (714) 644·6200 (714) 762-1414 (714) 561-8700 i-'"c:;c -3»"-- .................................... _. __ .................... --........ ------~~~-~------ • -------~~----~------------...----------------------................................ .. ) HOUSES FOR SALE I llDIOOM 701 Lido Park Or. #3, NR 759· 1616 $59,500 Sun 1·5 I II ,._ FAM ltM w DrH 1014 Bayside Cov~ ~: (Cov~) NB 675-6000 $.118,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 2 llOltOOM 323 Emerald Bay. Laguna tteach 494 1177 $487 ,500 Sun 2 S 175So AStreet, 1'ustan : 754 4411 $135.000 Sun I !i' 318 lris, Corona del Mar 675·5511 $398,500 Sun 1·5 119 Via Ye Ila, (Lido) Npt Bch 673-0697 $424,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1824 Prt. Starling, Npl Bch 644·7020 $242.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 214 Via OtJon, Lado Isle. N.B. 963·8182 $335.000 Sat/Sun l 5 1101 W. MacArthur# 133, So Cst Villas 759-1501 $88,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •240 Nice Lane IHOl . Villa Balboa 631-1400 $177,000 Sun 1·5 3.114 Oceanfront. Peninsula 631·1400 $499,500 Sun 1·5 428 Rivera, Corona Hif!hJands 673-6900 $615,000 Sat 1Sun 4·8 2 IR pl• f.AM RM or DEH 260 Cagney Ln .. # 120, Villa Hal boa 640-5777 $275,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 • •621C3 Lido Park Dr . NB 760-9333 $560,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 21 Racing Wind (Woodbridge > Irv 5.59-5932 $159,900 Sun 1-5 43Montpellier (Hrbr Rdg l NB 760-9333 $695.000 Sun 2·6 2451 Marino Dr .. Bayshores. NB 642-8235 S340,000 Sun I 5 •5 Maritime (Jasmine Creek l CdM 642-5200 S355.000 Sun l·5 2 IR plus GUEST 305 Poanseltaa. Corona del ~tar 673-4921 $350.000 Sun l 5 • l IEDROOM 612 Ramona (Irv Terr) CdM 675-6000 S395,000 Sun I 5 595 Wilson. Costa Mesa 831-0880 $122.900 Sun 2·6 •2904 Paper Ln ., Newport. Beh 644 -7020 $179,500 Sun 1·5 400 Vista Quinta, Eastbluff. NB 760-0835 S249,500 Sun 1·5 •424 Prospect. NewporlShores, NB 631-1534 $167,000 Sun 1-5 147 Via Undine. Lido Isle, NB 642·8235 $419.500-f'ee Sun 1·5 23316th Pl.. Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sl49,000 Sun 3.5 2245 Republic Ave . C M. 548-1292 $126,500 Sun 11·4 3922 Banyon , Irvine 631 -6990 $137.000 Sun l 5 •3106Trmitv, Costa i\les<1 631·6990 Sl39,500 Sun l ·-1 505 Avenida Lucia (Bluffs I, NB 673-8550 $199.000 Sun 1·5 10 Deodar. Irvine 546-2313 $135.000 Sun 1·4 •314 Avenida Cumbre <Bluffs> ~B 759-9100 $234 ,500 Sal Sun 15 •2000 Barranca (Bluffs I NB 759-9100 $169,900 Sat 'Sun 1 5 20612 Egret Ln (Pacific· Sods! HB 960-2183 $110,000 Sat Sun 1·5 400 Vasta Quinta. East bluff. :-.:e 760-0835 $249,500 Sat 1·5 1416 Plata. Bluffs, Newport Beach 640·5357 $.127,000-fee Sat/Sun l·S 117The Masters Cir .. Costa Mesa 640-5560 $245,000 Sat Sun 1·5 317254th Ave .. South Laguna 497·1761 S275.000 Sun I 5 2328 Vista Huerta, Newport Beach 644-4772 $178,000 Sat H /Sun 1·5 2320 La Linda Pl. (Bk Rayl NB ' 640-5357 $225.000 Sat/Sun l·S 1860 Port Wheeler !HVHm.s ) NB 760-9596 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 104 Via Palermo, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $435,000 Sun 1·5 1812 Dover Dr .. Weslcliff. N.B. 673-7300 $185,500 Sunl4 llOVia Cordova, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $425,000 Sat Sun l 5 ••663 Lido Park Dr. (Fl 1. Lido Isle 631-1400 $625.000 Sat1Sun 1·5, 2331 Cliff Drive. Newport Hghts 631-1400 $795,000 Sat /Sun l 5 2298 Redlands Dr .. Back Bay. N.B 631-1400 $265,000 Sun 1·5 5.59 Vista Flora. The Bluffs. N. B. 631·1400 $248.880 Sun 1·5 801 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights 631-1400 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2283 Waterman. Ba('k Ray, Nwpt Bch 631 -1400 $235.000 Sun l 5 113 Via Ravenna, Lido Isle 631-1400 $355,000 Satl-5 l 1R p1m FAM lM w DEH 1830 Irvine Ave ., Npt Bch 644-7020 $294.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~Carob . Newport Beach 644-7020 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 9712 Sinclair Cr., Garden Grove 636·3760 $114,500 Sun J 4 1~ Als una, La Questa Villas. H.B. 536·0988 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 33Choate (Northwoods> Irv. 559-1111 $249.900 Sun l-5 • •3711 Seashore, Newport Beach 673-6578 $895,000 Sat/Sun 10-4 l11 Poinsettia (Old Cd M) CdM 675-6000 ~25.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 317 Poinsettia (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $.550. 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1315 Santanella (l rv Terr) Cd M 675-6000 $395,000 Sat/Sun l·S 35026 Camino Capistrano, Capis.Bch 497-4844 $450,000 Sun 1·5 DIRfCTORY 1900 Yacht Maria (Seav1ew >NB 675-6000 $395,000 Sun 1·5 •2443 Bamboo ( Ea~lbluff) NH 675-6000 $329,000 Sun I 5 2425 Bamboo ( E~stbluffl NB 675-6000 $265,()()() Sun 1·5 1152 Kingston. Costa Mesa 754-1202 $275.000 Sun 1 5 #3 Valley View. Turtle rock, Irv. &Sl·9541 $299,000 Sat/Sun l-7 • •38 Balboa Coves. Newpor1 Bch 673-7060 $.595,000 Sun 1·5 •1761 Port Manleigh Cir .. N.B. 640-0325 $269,900 Sat/Sun 10·7 120 Via Quito. Lido Jsle, B. 675-6161 $475.000 Sun 1·5 214 Via Ithaca, Udo Isl~. N.B. 675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1·5 1806 Beryl Ln (llbr Hinds ) NB 642-5200 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1393 eialaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-5200 S.525,000 fee Sat Sun 1·5 3222S. Grisel. Santa Ana 751-1047 $135.000 Sat /Sun 10 5 2918Ca rob. Eastbluff. NB 644-9060 $259.000 Sun 1-5 16 Redwood Tree Ln . Univ Pk. Irv 759·1501 $162.000 Sat Sun 1·5 2715 Bayshore Dr . Bayl'.hores, NU 644-9060 $295 .000-LH Sun 2·5 •1935Sabrina Terr. Irv Tm, CdM 631 -7300 S.585 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1930 Port Bristol Ctr. llVll, NB 631 -7300 $268.500 Fee Sun I 5 l528Corn"'all Ln .. Weskhff. NB fi.11 -7300 $2Hl.900 Sun 1 5 1!121 Tradewands Ln , Baycrest, N B. 631 7300 $325.000 S<tt 1Sun 1 5 1036 Pol arts Dr . Do\'er Shrs. N. B 631 7300 Sl.125,000-Fee Sun 1·5 26-i E Ba) A\'e .. Costa Mesa 631-73()(1 $159.500 Sun 1·5 1006 Inlet ls k OIV!lls l Cd M 675-341 I S2!l9 .5110 Sun I 5 3906 Inlet Isle . HVH , CdM 673 4400 S465.000 Sun 1 5 • 1308 Sussex. West(' Ii ff. N. B. 644-9060 $285,000 Sun 1·5 15862 Dundalk. Huntington Bch 894-7521 $134 ,900 Sat/Sun l 5 6301 Seashore. :'llewport Beach 631 1400 $395.000 Sun 1·5 305 Columbia. '.'Jewport Crest 631·1400 $270,000 Sun 1·5 770 Allegheny. Costa Mesa 752-1700 $127.900 Sat Sun 1·5 1577 Miramar 1 Bal Pen 1 NB 700-93.13 $469,500 Sat1Sun 1·5 • 1472 Galaxy Dr . Dover Shrs, NB f>42·2510 $685.000Fel'S<it/Sun 11 ·5 1436 Serenade Terr . CdM 675-5511 S.349.500 SatJSun 1 5 •1101 While Sails Wa} I-Mi. Cd M 644-6200 S415.000 Lll Sal Sun J 5 11 Montpelher. llrbr H1dge. NB 644-6200 S995.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 u lOIO·l4 16 ~:.Balboa. Penin. 642-8235 $1 .500,000 Sat 1Sun 2·5 HOO Balboa . Nt> .... port Beach · 497-3331 S492.500 Sun 12·5 983Summit. Lagun:i BC'ach 497 -333J s:ns.ooo Sun 10-5 3198 Countrv Club . Mesa \'erde. CM 979-2390 ·s229.5oo Sun 1 5 1088 Glen Cr. Costa ~l e a 979-2390 S159.800 Sun 1·5 901 Sandcastle 1 H rbr Vu JO l CdM 759·9100 S290.000 Sun 1 ·5 4 Whitewater (Jasmn Ck) Irv. 5.52·2000 $410.000 Sun 1·5 11 Mainsail , Jasmine Creek. CdM 760-0835 $349.500 Sun 1·5 2651 Crestview. Bayshorcs. NB 760-0835 $349.500 Sun 1·5 2833 Monterrey (Mesa Del Ma rl CM 631-7370 Sl49.500 Sun J 5 3702 Blackthorn. I rvinc 551 87()(1 $154.900 Sun 1·5 2211 Waterfront Corona del Mar 642-8235 $595.000 Sun 12·4 3.12 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $469,000 Sun 1 5 3021 Buchanan Way, Costa Mesa 546-2313 S120.0o0 Sun l·S •llOOWh1leSa1ls Wa y, lrVli, CdM 644-9060 $485,000 Sun 1 ·5 3 IR plus GUEST 49<J Magnolia < Easts1de I CM 675-3411 $167,:mo 'at/Sun 1·5 3 IR phn FAM RM or DEH and GUEST 2601 Waverly C Bayshores> NB fi-12 5200 Sun 1 s 4 IEDROOM 118 Via Ithaca. Lido Is le, N.B. 673-7300 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 l>24 Ocean Ave., Coronadel Mar 631-1400 $1,350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •8 Collins Island, Balboa Isl. 631-1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2227 Arbutus, Newport Beach 644-7020 $320,000 Sun 1·5 296 Rose Ln (Easts1de) CM 642-5200 $149,500 Sun 1-5 ll~Dana Dr. <P lazadelSol)CM 631·6990 $227 ,900 Sun 1·4 1860 New Jersey, Costa Mesa 556-3917 $139.950 SWl 1·5 4 II ,... f AM IM er DIM * • 1706 E. Oceanfront , Bal Penln. 675-8676 $850,000 Sat/Sun 1251Surnlne Wav. Hrbr Vu. CdM 644·4910 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1850 Kentucky. Cos tu Mesa 546-2313 $130,000 Sun 2-5 2 Little River, CdM 640.9900 $695.000 Sun 1·5 21121 Richmond Cr .. Hunt Beach 964-4454 $204 ,900 Sun 11 6 1521 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497-5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1533 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497-5454 $529.500 Sat/Sun J-5 33St. Tropez, Newport Beach 644-7020 $995 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3165 Bermuda, Costa Mesa 631-1266 $159,500 Sat ·sun 1 .5 •2<>1 Via San Remo, Lido, NB 640-5777 $625 ,000 Sun 1·5 115 Via Waziers, Lido Isle. NB 760-0835 $550,000 Sat 2-6 33.1 Poppy, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $749,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •842 Harbor Island Dr. Promontory Bay. Newport Sch 642-8235 $1.500,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••219 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle, NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2720Gannet Dr <Mesa Verde) C.M 979-5099 $190,000 Sal/Sun 1 5 4511Camden (CameoShrs)CdM 673-7761 $925.000-fee Sun 1 5 11 l Via Dijon. Lido Isle. NB 631-7300 $495.000 Sun 1 5 223 Via Q~uto, Lido Isle, N.B. 673-7300 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2391 Bay Farm Pl , Back Bay. NB 631-7300 $199,700 Sun 1·5 293.1 Cassia. E-Bluff. N B 644-9060 S340,000 Sun 1 5 1753 Irvi ne Ave . Back Bay NB 644-9060 $235,000 Sun 1 5 1118Somerset Ln .. Westcltff. N.B. 631-7300 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1730 Marlin Way. liaycrest, N.B. 673-4400 $440,000 Sun 1·5 1315 Antigua Way . Dover Sh rs, NB 631-7300 $360.000 Sun 1·5 2130Santiago Dr .• DoverShrs, NB 631-7300 $371.400-Fee Sun 1·5 •3Trafalgar tHarbor Ridge> NB 675-3411 $1 .685,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •124 Grand Canal. Balboa Island 673-6900 $885,000 Sat 1·5 ••~Grand Canal, Balboa Island _ 673-6900 $675.000 Sat/Sun I 5 23 Half Moon Bay !Sp)gls) NB 759 -1221 Sli00.000 Sun 1-5 •6 Wmged Foot CH1g l'ynl Nli 675-6000 $685 ,000 Sun 1·5 1225 Keel <HVHillsl CrfM 675-6000 $420,000 Sun 1·5 446 Hilledge, Laguna Beach 494-1177 Sun 2·5 24841 Rittenhouse. Laguna !fills 837-5048 $222,000 Sun 1 4 115 Via Waz1ers. Lido Isle, NB 760-0835 $550.000 Sun 2 fi 4639 Gorham. Corona del Mar 759-1221 S724.000 Sun 12·4 32 Drakes Bay, Corona del Mar 642-823!> $494,500 Sun 1·4 1826 Tradewinds. Baycre~t 642-8235 $425.000 Sun 2·5 2862Tabago Pl., '.\'lesa Verde.CM 642-5200 Sl79,900 Sun J 5 •1509H1ghland. Npl Reh 631-7600 $339.900 Sun 1 5 22~ Port Durness. Npt Bch 640-9900 $450.000 Sun l 5 S IEDROOM 2921 Catalpa, E. bluff.Nu 759-9100 $255,000 Sun 1·5 121 Via Firenze. Lido Isle 645·9<J50/645·6735 Sat/Sun 1·5 2585 Irvine Ave., Back Bay. N.B. 631-1400 S499.000 Sun I 5 5 IR plln FAM RM or De. •2007 Kewamee Or .. Irv Terr., CdM 673-3745 $495,000 Sun 1-5 1601 Warwick, Newport Beach 646-8118 $299.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 .. 1321 Outrigger. Corona del Mar 644-6200 S595.000 Sun 1 5 226 Poppy. Corona del Mar 8.51·9522 $835,000 Sun 1-5 1500Highland (Westcliff) NB 642-5200 $439,000-f ee Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 Port Tiffin (H VH ms l NB 673-7761 $339.500 Sun 1·5 4521 Dorchester (Cameo Hinds> CdM 673-7761 $318,000-fee Sun 1-5 5 Deerwood, Big Ca nyon, NB 644-6200 $1.900,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •l Trafalgar, Hrbr Ridge, N.B. 644-6200 $1,795,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •23Narbonne, Hrbr Ridge, N.B. 644-6200 $2,500.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 105 Via San Remo, Lido fsle, N.B. 673-7300 Sun l ·5 2431 Holiday Rd. (Bayshores) NB 631·7215 $249,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •23031 J ava Sea Or. Monarch Bay Terr, So. Lag. 644-6200 $499,500 Sun l ·S 175 Tulip, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $168,500 Sun 1 4 •2820San Juan (Mesa del Mar) CM 675-3411 $180,000 Sun 1-5 982 La Marada, Laguna Beach 675-3411 $229,500 SWl 1-5 • 1792 Oriole Or • Mesa Verde, <:M 979·9789 $310,000 Sun 12 5 • 146 Shoreeli!f Rd . Shoreclfs. CdM 760·1410 $675,000 2215 Alta Vista (East Bluff) NB 642-8235 $329,500 Lii Sun 1·5 6 llOIOOM •43 Royal St. Georgt>, Hag (,'yn, NB 644·6200 $665,000 Sun l 5 " II plm F4M •M w DIM •8Cypress Point, Big Canyon, NB 640-5777 $1.7 Million Sat/Sun 1·5 •508 Evenrng Str Ln. Dvr Shrs, NB 631·7300 $950,000 fee Sat/Sun 1 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I IEDlOOM 200.McNeil, Pll 9, Versailles. NM 645-6059 $128,500 Sun 1·5 I llt p1u1 FAM lM or DEH 101 SCholz, Versailles, NB s.ta-2313 $179,95-0 Sa 2-4/Su 2·5 2 IEDIOOM 1214 Rutland Rd. 1'5. N B 640-5777 $129,500 Sun 1·5 •2067 Vista Del Oro (Bluffs} NB 759-9100 $255,000 Sat 1·5 19098 Flagship Cr., Hunt Bch 673-7761 $119,500 Sat 1 4 2277 Pacific Ave. Mesa West. CM 673-7300 $137 ,000 Sun l 5 • 2069 Vt 'ila del Oro. Blul b "\ H 759-9100 Sun 1·5 16168 Iowa St .. Custa Mesa 831·0880 $93 ,700 Sun 2·6 •2069 Vista del Oro (Bluff J NH 759 9HKI Sun I .) 115 StJ~I ar lfti. llunl trH!t11n Hrh 963-676~ 5121 ,300 Sun 1·3 30 23821 (41) Hillhurst, Lag Niguel 497-1761 $104.000 Sun 12-3 2 II plm FAM RM or DEN 2157 Pac1(1c Ave., Costa Mesa 673-6776 $150.000 Daily 12 5 3 IEDROOM •314 Ave. Cumbre <Bluffs) NB 759-9100 $234,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 •2000 Barranca (Bluffs) NB 759-9100 $169.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 536 Vista Grande, Bluffs, N.8. 640-5560 $240,000 Sat Sun 1·5 3039 Clubhouse Cr .. Mesa Verde. CM 549· 1366 Sun l ·6 ~•873 Village Creek, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $129.900 Sun 1·5 l II ,.... FAM RM w DEN #3 Monaco, Hrbr Rdge, N.B. 640..5560 $739.000 Sun 1·5 4 IEDIOOM 560Glorietta. Bluffs. Newport Bch 752-8011 S239.500 Sun 1·5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE l IEDROOM 8811 N. Coast Hwy , Lag Sch (151 > 497.5494 $97,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 111&1• 4711 Seashore, Newport Beach 631·1400 $650,000 Sal/Sun l·S 2-2 IEDIOOM • •219·219 12 E. Bay Front Little Bal Isle 642-8235 $995,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 · 514 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-9060 $252,000 Sun 1-5 lllplll1IM 123 Grand Canal <Balboa Isl) NB 675·6000 $699.000 Sert/Sun 1·5 l II ,._, 2 M 700 Marguerite <Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $469,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l.2846th St .. No. Newport Beach 631-7300 $399,500 Sun 1·5 720 J asmine Ave .. Corona del Mar 673-4400 $320,000 Sun 2·5 123 34th St.. Newport Beach 646-7171 $355,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 206 29th St., Newport Beach 979-5370 $300,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 411,..•2• 11i43rd St.. Newport Beach 644 -4910 $279,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l II pM fAM ltM • DfH 314 Vista True ha {Bluffs) NB 640-6259 $225, 000 Sun l · S * ,... ......... *** w ....... , ... DI ~EANFRONT -PRICD.ESS VU line ..... "' • pri• ~ loulloR. OWMll W1U CAHY RIST T.D. AT lzeto .....,..,,, 5'75,000. '31·1400. UDO ISLE BEACH llJUSE Street to 1trod. loccrffoA. I block to ....U, c~tt btoclt. 2 bed. I bo. "°"" wUh ttpCll'ett I bed. b& pnt ~ Prictd rlCJM ot $355,000. BAY AVE. CONTEMPOURY Thnt Y"' old c.dCHll ...... wttll vu. Wood, gloH & lkylifhh, _, kitc ...... ......... ftftg 3 !Md. +study. OWMf' wtM cany First T.D. $375,000. BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN A wOftdtrluf ho!M on the pc•• uk poW. TM1 3 t.drooM. l both, 2 1tory t.o.. It rtOdy for 0 MW falftily. fnioy tfw jetty thl1 ......,., OwHr fin~ $425.000. 50 n. TO SAND -LARGE VU ~ CUJtMI duptH Ofly I .,..... old. · 0... btocta to Sonia .Ana Je.tty. LClrCJ9 owner'1 UftH wltft 4 bedroon. lan)e 3 bed. rttltal u11it. Excell...t fittCll'ldtHJ. RHilc.d to $595,000. LUXURY PENTHOUSE CONDOS G.-N•iecJ with Vus • .WW homt1 wftt. tfw flMst of CllMftltiH, qualfly, tecwfty. TI... to ..feet your co&on. c.11 for dttalh . $369,000 to $439,000. LARGE PENIN. BAYFRONT Main layfrottt locatia.. necr Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Spacioua and fniNy decorated 5 !Md. 6 bath. clft.rM. howtt with larcJe patio Oft woftf'. Motter ...._ with c0tt•ertotloft ~ PClftOt"Clfllic VU on IA Y . .Auumablt loans of $900,000 to qualified buyu. $1 ,600,000 '"· OCEAN VIEW-UKE NU IHilt!My reMOdtltd & ~ 2 story just shps to wper btoch. Mo•e In & tttjoy kaury as well os cCllUd IMn9. lbd., lbo. & family room. $350,000. ON WATER -fRONT ROW Ht.ty decorated 2 ldnn, 2ba co-op. ~ Catalino and hrMMj basin Tl.w . .An411ft. loan. Stfler wil oslist Ni ffMliclncJ. loot stlp a•ail. $285,000. COM VU HOME + C>r triootciftcJ porlt & vu of lcry*oftf actl,.lty, this lorqt 4 bed. honw is ete•ot.d above •~ti with pri•ocy g, charm. Decorator owntf' has added Fnftch doon, l Cf"ality decor. Utiuwai lntwior brlclt dlnlrKJ atriwft. IKJudts 2 hd. rutal unit. REDUCED TO SSl9,000. BEAUTIFUL CONDO --OCEAN VU Prof .. slonally decorated by l09er n.o....s, ASID, LOCJl"'O leach. "-V. Newport Crest w /3bdrms induding 1Mtr suitt, lar'9f fCllftily room <Md panorOMic •lew. Quollty and tlf9CMCt tfwv.otiat. Owner will carry .AITD. $270,000. CLASSIC ELEGANCE ON WATER LGUra Ashley papers & ocutlts pkn lftGCJl'lflctnt antiquu & dtsi911. Two 1tory with pri•oft master Mte, a totol cpaallty atmosphere in thl1 4 btd. witft krg. farn. rm. witft En91isll ht> of wood t.act.d Cjloss. Separate fomllll dift. rm. leautiful patio + dock fw a 50 ft boat. 631-1400. Owner says ~ -price & ttf'lftt. flHiblt! Ow11f'f' will carry s11b1tantlal note & trust dud. SI ,400.000. BEACHFRONT CAPE COO Comer cotfocJt Oft prime OctW1f1oftf. Rec:tlttty relftodtltd 2 IMdrooftl for fflfoymtttf ltOW Of 0 ~ ~ .tth SI 00,000 down o will cony. $499,500. 631-1400. BEACH DUPLEX AXER 0c.., ..... that con be r~ to incrHae uh1t. Exctlltftf rtfthll .-.a. Cal for dttoll1. 631-1400. NEW EXCL. COMMERCIAL PriMt com1Mrciol properly on busy Htwport koch. Two IGMJf Iott with txi1ffncJ lmpn>•emenh. I~ for mohf, coitdo, •hoppltHJ ce"ttr or 1 Submit oH.n $150,000. 673-6900. AUTHENTIC CAPE COO ly dtcorotor -incletdiRCJ stained oitd etchtd glou. brick oftd a.-, Totally coordl•a+.d with hauriom Clftltftltl.s fhnt.cMlt thl1 4 bed, falftlty ""' 2 patios, VIEW -It! a quiet Uttte l"-d locatloft. Tit "P for 2 boeh. SHS,000 fff. BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT a.cMtM 4 ltd. holM Oii COl'Mf' wtttt boat lllp. Two story wood Giid C]Nss coell111~ • f wltft beka.y ..ct dtcJa. ,_....kite""-StbMff ndmc)n for pr.,ty la PolM SpritlcJI. .AnowMod. lie) .._. w 7 Owner wil aui1t wftt. ~h19. $I ,J00,000. Wll COfltldtr ....,, flniWd. 673-6900. LARGE HOME & ltm.tE! 0.. Gr9'd CGllOI w•~wl • .... Utttt , .... Spaclon 2 ... .., 4 bed --with ,_..., "" & ~ ldtc-,.Ho. Tit for 2 boats • ....._ I bed """"' $675,000 ..cl o-.r wtl ai.tp ~-67l·6'00. POOL_,ATIO-IWJllFUL ~ la..-.GCtr for oc~y. ~ l w. fonMI ~f!-0 .... a llew ......... a 1-J. Oww wfl ..... /.,._ SllS,000. 6ll-14IO. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. 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Coll fw ....._r dttoll1 Hor-bar' RUI~ Realty, '"'· 544·9411 MESAVEID~EW on the market. Neat 4 BR. I M)' home on quiet cul de sac Min yard work. some new paint. cpts, tile $134.950 Terms A&!_. 549-1366 Colesworthy (1 Co. 2S45 EASTBLUFF DR NEWPORT BEACH, CA 640.0020 SPECIAL SUNSET OPEN HOUSE FULL ON BAY VIEW S225,000 Sllltday 4 to I ,M, 428 llYMSTftTOCe Perfect 2 Br bachelor pad Super privacy?., cozy fireplace, forever view. Some 9';; financing available. OWC 2nd al 121 ::'Ir. Vacant. easy to show Corona De4 Mer. - \1.1\TI IUHo-.r' HUMI.., inc.' REAL ESTATE 6Jl-1400 Make your advertising dollar go farther' List your business every day i.n the Class1f1ed section I or this newspaper 642~8 We olway1 ho•e ftte bfft Lidiltqs of the bfft pricH! !Class1f1ed Ads. your one stop ~o.P.l>lll-1 ~nter 615-34-11 OCUM VIEW HORTH UGUMA Outstanding 4 Bdrm custom home. Extra large street to street lot on oceanside of highway. merely steps to the beach $685.000. WATHfROMT DUPLEX -2 Bdrm plus bachelor. both umls with brick fireplaces. Pier and noat with roon»or two boats. $450,000. TURnEROCK HIGHLANDS There's a sunny sit- down vie" from the bay windowed breakfast nook in this 4 Bdrm. 3 bath Lusk built MacGregor \\1th warmth and charm in every room Best financing. $350.000. AACHITECTS SEE THIS ONE Top locations, a couple of doors from the pvt beach in the exclusive guarded comm of Bayshores. Easy to remodel 3 Bdrm. 212 bath home. $.375.000. COROMA DR MAR DUPLEX -u;cated on a~ nice ~treet in old CdM. Good rental income. secluded owners unit, 2 fireplaces. $325.000 CHARMING LUSK IUILT 3 IDRM -Plus family room. bright and fresh thruout with large lot for add on or pool Owner will assist in financing. S299.500. 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 your VA for a low down . $134,900. CdM IUILDAILE LOT -South of Higbwaf, good location. R-2, level. $230,000. Walking distance to shops. Submit on terms. UGUMA HACH -3 bdrm 2 bath home with spa and wetbar Lovely ocean view. Move in condition. Xlnt financing. Owner w/carry at 14C,?. $229,500 OWMSl WANTS TO NEGOTIATE -On this de- corator perfect Spyglass home. 3 Bdrm plus family room, PoOI and spa and addition on garage suitable for office. $575.000. ltEMOOB.BS DELIGHT -3 Bdrm house with par- quet floor and guest quarters. Just outside of Newport Beach on a large corner lot in the Westcliff area. $167,300. A.~ofJoMD.L.N&S°" 25 I I Iott Coat tfltltw.y c ..... Mer •a --.,. l,ow~:~:!'!us1 COUNTRY CUI LIVING tell. Huae • BR. famil)' rm, preatl1te ne11bborhood Owner wlll consider contract '1~.ooo in11mm1mm 962·4471(.::·1 SALIS MAMAGEI Eatabtiabed R.E beach office w tatnuent cllen-tele. CaU Dolly King for conlidential appl. BURR WHITE REAL TOR I INC. 67>4630 EASTSIDE SI 1,000 IUYS! It's true-$11,000 rlwn buys this fantastic 4 Rr cul·de·sac home 1n Easts1de Costa Mesa! Owner will finance balance at 13% t.nterest ! Investor's bargain• Don't hesitate Cal l Marcia Redlck631 1266 EXCHANGE Wortdt lntfG: J•1d For Lido, U.,-0 ,..._ or commercial $70,000 lo S'I00,000. Write P 0 Box 308, M 10 - neapolis, Minn SM40 RESORT PROPERTIES Newport HeM)hts 3Br 2ba. rm to grow. Sl98,000, only S15K dn La Costa Golf Course Condo St 10,000, only S15K dn. c .a1 Frl INPt Stn 3000 s 1r. s2s9:ooo. as sume Sl80K low int In , ...... Secluded home w ('Ourtyard, pool. Jae, fruit trees. mlll view In c1clusive Old Palm Spr 1ngs lolboa Island 3BR 2ba Seller to lease back S38S,OOO M•wport lffch Waterv1ew ·~ acre. pool Owner to finance or possible lse opl $290,000 # I Hewporl R.E 67s.1700 O,EMSUH 1·4 9712 Sinclair Cr Garden Grove E of Buschard. So of Hazard 3 Br. 16x20 fam rm. lge cul-de sac lol FHA VA terms St 14. 500_ Sunny Ca I Really 6JS.37Ei0 WALITOIUCH ASSUMAIU LOAMS S20 .<XX> DOWN RV access, 1acuzz1. 2 sty, 3 B<lnn, sundeck. window seals sn living room, formal d1n1ng. large family rm. stone fireplace_ Needs TLC To plac(• your me~~al(e before the readmg J1Uhhl'. pllone Dail) Pilot l'lass1r1ro. 642 5ftili S Bdrm 4~ Ba cstm built executive home. 200' fronluge on presUgious golf and country club Gorgeous 20x40' pool & spa. Panoramic viewll of golf rourse and 01te lilt>:> too. Sundeck & porch with vit•ws. Ike room, iiewrng room. laundry room. Two brick frplcs ~'ive storage areas. 3 car garage & much more~ $698,000 Call Bob Licata 759-1221. R&'M* Of Newport Beach REAL ESTATE SM.ES 100% COMMISSION q Rend a desk for $175 month & get 100', commission. Major medical in- surance avail. Well established firm with prime location & packing. JEFF IRIERY, REALTOR 2602 Newport 11¥d., Newport leoch ... 675-9111 24 HOUR SHVICE...,j PRO,OSED CUSTOM WTTH 180 VIEW Top of the hill in Emerald Bay will soon be this elegant 3800 sq. ft. custom home. View from every room Loads of glass and del'k mg w pvt yard This home ha s 1l all ' Prine. only UMIB.IEVAILE FIMAHCIHG On this 4 Bdrm . 2 storv beach hous e with g ues t ·in -law quarters. Near park S205.000 with SUH.OCXl 5 rear loan at 17r·; MESA VERDE ASSUM.AIU LOAM I I l/4% Charming, remodl'll'd 3 BR + family room home with 2 fpks. on quiet cul de ~ac street. Lots of curbside appeal plus RV access . M o l 1 \'ll t e d owner wicarry lge 2ntl for quabf1ed buyer MOllLE HOMES M.I. MODULAR OML Y $79,500 Lovely. spac1ou~ 3 Bdrm 2 bath, with f11 eplacc across from the bay Vie" from deck. Adult luxury li ving in best location, Pool sandy beach slips available Owner will finance with $25,1100 OO\\ll LIDO OM THE WATY Coz.y l Bdrm with large living room and firrplace Great for year round living or weekend retreat. See todav. make offer. $59.500 OWMf' wili cony h to-. 759-1616 $37,000 DOWM IUYS THIS $540,000 GEM As you curve up the private dnve of this Brand new natural wood home nestled m the hills of San Juan Capistrano. you can't miss the spe<'tacular view ' The interior is a decorators delight of warm earthtones washed in light from the skylights in the soaring cathedral ceilings. Surrounded by natural wood decking and low maintenance landscaping, it 's vacant and ready to move in. Call for an appointment lo see this one or a kind cuslom home with incred1 ble terms. 963-5671 . IMCUDllLE HOM~MCREDllLE FtMAMCIMG IH THE SHOIH Lorge 2·story w /near new carpeting, rireplace, all blt·ins etc. PLUS it's vacant and ready! Seller says "get a down payment of some kmd & I'll <'arry the balance." Askmg $188,500 IMMACULATE 4 Hdrm + family room with huge llving room. fircpluce, b1J;< m-;lr Bdrm w/private Bath. Nice brick patio. large ya rd and s hade trees. Close to everything Only $114,000 and owner will help finan<'t'. PENINSULA n HOME Sharp 3 Udrrn home with lots of stonework. blt·rn kitchen, fireplace . HUGE master suite. double garage on extremely q u 1et strC'l'l. ~lier w111 fir1ant·e at 12',; interest. Askin!{ onl y $350.000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport ll•cl. comer 30th WE ARE THE FIMAHCIMG SPECIALISTS TR.AIMED TO STRUCTURE EVERY TRAMS.ACTION TO MEET YOUR MEEDS. IF WE CAM1' DO IT, HO OME CAM! TIME TO PICNIC on the park like grounds of this sharp 3 'br, 2 ba Irvine condo. Near pool & recreation center Large private patio. move-in condition with assumable financing $156.000 Better hurry' YES, THERE IS A SANTA Imagine a 3BR fam room plus pool in Mesa Verde for S26.5,000 OWC. great terms GET THE POIMT Pin sharp 4 BR .. Fam Room. gourmet kitchen. atrium. best Irvine location OrastH' reduction Now slashed to $199.500. MAME YOUR TEAMS On this 4 BR ., one story, Spyglass on corner l o t . Owner ver} motivated . & will help ftnanC'e Just $459,500. COASTLINE ST ARTY Great 2BR home near Dana Pt. Harbor. Great for rental Seller \\111 work with creative terms, JUSl $179.500. DOUILE YOUR PLEASURE Two·3 BR units -beams . fireplaces · shade trees. 6 vrs. new. seller will exchange or be· creative with your terms · offert>d at $347,500. Call us now to see this Old Corona Beauty. LIQUID A Tl OH Overlooking the blue Pacific ts this 6 BR+ Fam Rm Spyglass beauty. Com plete with Pool & Jacuzzi and pe rfe ct for enterta in ing . Transferred seller \'111 help finance. Priced to sell at ~95.000 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 11.\HUOU n E .\ L'r'\' HAllOI VIEW tlU.S Wow 1 Wait until you see this! Completel)' remodeled 3 bdrm home. Really f anttt llt1c· ~·um1ly rm. with wood floor , river rock fireplace. <:ustom bar and beam ceiling~. llu~e masll'r ~wll' ha:, 2nd fireplace. Ja111aH·a !,huller~ and large walk 10 clo~ct Throughout the home there Ill lovely carpeting, French doors and expensive <'ovmg. Heautifully landscaped lush yard. A showplace. 5465,000 Open Sun I to 5 3900 Inlet Isle IA YCREST f AMIL Y HOME 3800 sq. ft available with only $100,000 do" n Cu:, tom built quality. Trad1t1on~tl styling Perfe<.'l home for an active ramth 4 b<lrrns_, formal dining rrn .. µancle<l family rm . pool, ma1ly built in ext1•a:, full professionul Wt•l bar. bit m seturity system. lots of ..,torage. 2 fireµIC1ces , etc . etc. :'tlusl .,ce to apprt>l'iate. Full pricl! $440,000 qu1(•k cstrow possible. Oprn Sun I to 5 1730 Maritn Way _ CORONA DEL MAR DU,LEX A terrif1t· \'c.tluc: o,,ner mo' 1ng East savs s('lt ! ~ and 2 bdrm umts , very deluxe }'ireplac~s. hcam ceilings. carpet:-.. drape~ and ull bit ins Only $70.000 tlown with low interest finunting Excellent rental' property Primt• corner loC'al1on. Open Sun 2 to 5 720 J;.i~rnine Ave WESTCLIFF CONDO On a budget'' llere·s your c·hance to live in ewpo1·t Beach for $129,500 full price. Fee l:rnc1 Lo,cb 2 bdrm. apt wllh privatc entloscd patio_ Super location. walking distance lo s ho p p i n g . r c s I a 11 r-a n ts a n d transPortation IUILD YOUR HOME Here 1s an exceptional site to build an ex<.'eptionul home. Prt\'atc. • secluded and c·o1n l'llicnt 5 5 acres. Horses permlttt.'cl Sli~5.000 terms available INVESTMENTS ORANGE GROVE 95 a<:res 111 tht' beautiful Arlington Heights area of H1H•rs1de Nitely mainte1ined gro\'c right in the path or progresii only 2 mile~ from the fwy. and 3 miles from 1'yler ~!all. Sl.000.000 exl'rllent terlTI.') SHOPPING CENTEI Prime corner lot at1on in Costa Mesa. 100', 1H·t·up1ed. 0\\ner \\ill finance_ Ex cellent tax bt.'ndtts due to leasehold land $4i 7 1100 17141 673-4400 12131 628-2828 Thr Harbor Area's ~st btoblished Real Estate Compan 11.i \Jlll()Jl Clas.s1f1ed Ads, your one. ,Flnd what you want in stop shopping eel!!£!:. D~~~ Classlf1~ * • HARBOR VIEW-«MOLLS • • 9>/40/o FIMAMCIHG ..... A rare opportunity to own a much sought after model in unique area Featuring CAPE COD style architecture. 2 +Br & 21·2 Ba on Fee land with outstanding terms. For a priv:He howrng call 759-1501or752-7373. ... OAT su,·· EXECUTIVE ELEGANCE 8,500 SQUARE FEET-$39,000 DOWM Imagine yourself surrounded with eight thousand five hundred square feet of luxury living with a spectacular indoor pool perfect for 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 kind'! Situated on a corner lot on two thirds of an acre in the prestigious Foothill High School District of Tustin, it's vacant and ready to move in. Our owner 1s a corporation and they've said SELL!! So bring $39.000 (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. ll 's hard to believe 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 m. With four spacious bedroom.5 and three baths you'd expect to pay much more than $234.500. Call for com- plete details. 963-5671. WA nRfROHT LUXURY Marvelously decorated 3 bedroom town home featuring extensive use of used br:ck. plank floors . tile, mirrors & wallpaper to create a warm feeling of quality. This one of a kind residence has a boat slip available. and an assumable loan. Priced $319.950. Call 759-1501 or 75~-7373. $20,600 DOWH! WESTCLIFf illA . Hard to find lease/option on spacious 4 bdrm home in prestige area. Featuring a brick fireplace & formal dining . Seller anxious for all offers! Only $279,900 with assumable fi nancing. Call 759·1501 or 752.7373 S27,600 DOWM -MO (i)UALIFYIMG Spectacular tri-level residence in the .exclusive Sunny Hills area of Fullerton. This spacious home graces a one hair acre lot with mature landscaping affording maximum privacy for the custom pool and spa. Take over existing trust deeds with NO QUALIFYING ! Priced for immediate sale at $369,500 For appointment to see call 963·5671. -. -----~------------------- • • WATHFROHTHOME • * Detached home featuring 3 Br's & move in condition ! Located smack on the water within walking distance of the beach. Private tennis and pool available. The owner is willing lo carry a first T .D. at 12 % & has priced this outstanding prope rty at $230 000 for immediate sale!! Call 759.iso1 or 752-7373. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 ~.~.~ ........ ~CMltH For S.. t4CM1Ht For S.. Hoitstt Fors. Hon.• For S. Ho.Hs for S. 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Owner Y.lll t·uns1der tm'ry1ng Isl T.D Asking Sl99.500 C.:all 5-10 1151 WESl.1-:Y \ TAYLOR CO. HEA l.TOHS .... 1111·1· l !Ht> GEORGIAN COLONIAL NAUTY llG CANYON COUMRY ClUI CAlL FOR COLOl IROCHUH Gorgeou~ view overlooking the 8th green of lhl' exclusive Big Cyn golf course Elegance personif100 ! Built by the finest builder in Newport Beach for his own personal residence on the most prime site in area. 4 Bedrms plus luxurious master suite. lge formal DH , fam rm. b1l11ard rm, refngeratcd wine rm & s1,~ baths. Imported marble, crystal t•handeliers & lots of wood paneling. Call to see ~.150.000. I ~ERITAGE I ~.,., REALTORS' OH llG CANYON GOLF COURSE SPECTACULAR "VERSAIUES" $195,000 Largest lot of all the Big Cyn Deane Homes! What a spacious & beautiful ) ard for en terta mmg 1 Lovely pool & spa plus a darling gazebo <with even a chandelier ) Gated front courtyard Yt-1Lh fountain. DramatiC' foyer w thuge nyslal chandelier. 2-story ceiling rn living rm, fo rmal dining rm. paneled de11 w parquet floor. 412 bath~. 4 bedrooms includ 1ng glamorous master suite with rnarble bath. OWNER WANTS ACTION Lido bll'·'lt l'l'l lo .,, n·L·l lcJ<'.1111111 .it q u 1 ~ I "' 1•., t ,. 11 d 11 I 1 ... I a n ii Commu111t\ h1·a1h IL·11111":>. \Jtlit cluh . .i hl•droom., .1 11 h,11h i!Cllll m1·1 kitchen <h\111·1 \\Ill h1·l11 '"'h fi nane1ng ... 11hm1t olrl'l"' Ix· 1 n'.tl t\ 1• S>S0.000 l'l'dUl'ltCJll '' ('I I \T -.,1\ .... Ull 2 Ii OWNER FINANCING IN UYSHORES No Ol't•d t 11 \\or 1 ' .1 !Jnut l'l 'i 111g Lnl erest r:llt•s the m\n1·r of this tasteful :l hr :Hi.i n1untf\ fn·n1·h home w II l p ro \' 1 ti t • 1 • \ n• 11 t· n l finane1ng You "111 loH' lhl' ~ :iun11y brick patws fll'I\ .tll' 111,1.,lt'1 "Ulll' with b.ill'on' and lhl' "urm a t m 0 s p h l' r l' () I I h I ... g ;I t l' d comm unit v ~ll!l.OllO 01wr1 Sun I s 2651 Cn•st\'ll''' OWNER ANANClto4G I ... BLUFFS Owner Y.. t 11 c· J rr' .i I ar).!t· ..,t•c•cm<I 01 th1l> beautiful :l ht•droom rondo Prr\'ate 1•nd u111t "1th large pJl1t1 PnC'c·c1 al ~.J9 51111 Op1•11 <;,"t "iun 1 5 1110 \ 1sta t)u111t .1 JASMINE CREa< Draslll pru·p rt'<lut t1n11 sdkr Y.111 hqu1d<1k IH'IO\\ m:irl-.1•1 <111d fin ance F111 nw1 modl'I thn11• bedroom.., large• f,11n1h room . 11k jacuzt1 off m.i-..ter '-lllft• '\11\\ $349,5()(1. G11c1rckd eon1m11nrf\ Open house Sun I 5 l 1 \l;tr1ha1l LEASE OPTION .. or htJ\' lhl:i fl\t'l Ill 1•\dUSl\'l' Shorel'l1ff~ on pot•I s111•cf lot Fel' lan<l bt• r l'l'<t l I\ t• O\\ n<•r is anx101J )> Pr1,·;1tc· IH•ad1 ,\sk1ng $359 .00(1 Orlf'n "i:t 1 S1111 I 5 ;120 Sea\\ <•rd SPYGLASS FRONT ROW This formN mo<i1•I honw 1-. 'erv hlgh l~ llP.l?I adt•d I tw<lroom.., f CJ m 1 I ~ r o 11 m ,1 n d .., pa " 1 t h s p (' l' l CJ l' u I.JI" II ( " a fl \ I t• \\ . i.I I r t·ond1t1nrun).! pool "'"'llrit~ "' stt•m Priced twlo>A m.i 1 kl'I .11 ~iJ11,1100 CUSTOM ON THE GOLF COURSE Gracwus and elegant lm11g in this;; br t·us t om homt• Ell·g;intly appomtt·d l1v1ng room and form,11 dmmg room Y.ith 1111rrored ce1hng Richly paneled f;11n1l) room and library wi th liir('h pant•ltng. liullt in bookshelves h:qrnnsive lt'rrat•e overlooks golf c·our"" ;inrJ has built-in harbeqlll'. Wt'l har and sf>a . Presented al $2 .~00.f)(~J TURnE ROCK VISTA UHOB MARKET Pnced below mal'kl'l for qu1t1k sale This beautiful 2400 sq ft t·1mdo 1s only 2 ye<irs old You can move tn 1mmPd1atPly ExcellC'nt ftnancrng CJrntlable $269.5110 S95,000 Will MOVE MR. & MRS. PERFECTION $135.000 HEATED l<IDNEY·SHAPEO POOL ROOM FOR PADDLETENMIS Immaculate p1cturebook 3 bedroom home nestled 111 flowers and shrubs. Large grassy back yard for the thlldren . pets or guest house Beaut1f ul pool with large dt:tk area. 90' Wille frontage L.oned for income 1\ \\1:,e in\'estment for young or not ~o ~oung. Call &14-4910 to see any lime VACANT -VIEW -ANXIOUS Panoramic '1ew of bay, ocean & -;pnrkling lights 4 Bdrm.'i Lge family rm. Formal din rm. 212 Bat hs Sl!'.15.000 Submit orrer on price and lt•rm.-; Owner anx1oull See any time. 1251 SURFLINE WAY ·H.UBOR VIEW OPEN HOUSE Sat & Suol l-5 PM OWNER WILL ANANCE 2 +STORY DUPLEX · NEWPORT BEACH 200' TO EXCITING BEACH $279.500 :\ \'ery handsome building~ Original mrner a nd beautifully maintained. -1-Bdrms. 2 balhs & lge sundeck in upper; 2-bdrms. 1 bath &darling patio rn lower Fireplace in eal'h. OWC 1st TD. & Note of $230,000 . mt only, $49.500 down pml No loan fee. 111 43rd St. N.I . Sat/Swl 1-5 HUGE WOODED CORNE:R LOT SI 29,000 -SI l ,000 DOWN Altraclive .3 Brdm. 2 Bath Home Lge ram11) l{m . '.\l<1ture land~caµ1og " lge. tree~ prm 1de!) prh ac~ plus A mrn1-t.•state atmosphere New carµets I 0 " n e r m n \' 1 n g n o r l h H 1 g h I y motivated Let ·s talk terms C<1ll I 644-4910 to see any time. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 'j i I I I Son Jooquift Hlls Road J • NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-491 O OCEANFRONT -IRVIHE COVE A magnifice nt French Villa in pre!>l1gious Abalone Point. Only I year old >A1th imported marbk fireptact> mantels. French doors, high ceiliegs. tile floors . gourmet kitchen. sauna. greenhous~. many t1le<l terraces. All Y.1th \'iews forever & pnvate beaches Owner desperate. Bring offers. 703 GOLDEHROO OPEM SAT 1-5 Pcl'f eclion' . eY. kitchen. wood floors brrck patios. olde Corona del Mar at 1b H'ry bc>.,t Ex<'cllent frnancrng. $264.500 Shirley Harris 851-1361 675-9434 Balboa lslmtd I 006 lalboa ,,..._ I 007 •·•·······•·········••• ···············•·•·•··· ATTIACTIYE 2 STORY +MODERN APT RB>UCEO! OC EAMRtONT New ltsllng, 2 Br on duplex size lot near the Balboa Pier ~.000 'EHINSUl.A Dl'LX Lrg 4 Br 2 Ba + charm ing barhelo{ unit 1ust steps from bay or ocean SJI0,000 Coif• MtM I 024 Costa MtM • I oz4 lrrlM I 044 l"ilt• I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DEL MAR VIEW 226 POPPY Rnt Opee Hot1M s.day l·S EnJOY the view of LitUe Corona Beach and stroll lo H1g Co r ona 1 This customized Tri-level Jewel offers prime foatures lo the d1smmmulini: home buyer. f~ntertam and li ve with ('lass in this des igner home Full financing ava tlablt>. Offered at $835.000 . I 30/o INT'aEST HO QUAUFYIHG New condo, J BR, 2.,, b1 631 4361 , GU 1991 • NF#CONDOS So/o DOWH 675-1771 DESlaAILI FAMILY HOME A magnificent two story 3 OR and den . Northwood f'lac't' Plan 3 cxet·utt Vt' homt> I .arJ{e famil y room with firephH't'. du1111g rm. 3 be1ths. lar~e ~ll<'hl'n w1lh l'atm~ area too. Neutral <·olors thruout St>llt•rs very rnot1vated, as~um t.• SJ 15.000 loan Pnced to sell at $24\J,OOO caYSTALCOYE LowW.FM.ce Nt•w C'Ondoll. 2 master .w1 trs. fpl<'. close to 1M'r11n 1932M1':YF.R OP1':N SATISUN 12 5 631 4361.J 6'1 1991 Cal FrW or Jt°" ColoNd RMI Estoh ~ CREATIVE Jo-Ann Doran 559-1111 G11rden Park Vtll&l(t' lllCE TO HACH 1"t1lrv1ew/Avo<'ado. l'M Approx I~ rndt<s to 2&3lif:ORO<>MS PORTFOLIO 151.9s22 b c o <' h . b e a u ti r u I 13~• 11o f1Xed 1n1. rute townhome Mexican llle Open Daily 10.:IOAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fo•falnValey 1034 ABANDONED PROPERTIES, INC. entry. fireplace. 3 ktng S48-?Zll ASSUME 9 Jt.4010 I ST n bdrms. 2\.'J ba Huge 1"'1111!!!!!!1111!!!!!!1111!!11!!!1!111111!!!!--~-·I Out uf luw11 own1t1 will sell at llw low market I" ll' 1· Wood b r 1 d g e G .dilt:s Bridl(t'porl model Lblt'<l at $200.000 w11h "'sunrnble loan Call mt<formuredela1b Darrell Pa...h631 1266 rovered pallo, rharmlng 1" llY OWNl-:R mu11 yard Near260arre 265 loy, E/sidt 2.400sq fl exec4 llR 3 llJ :~~-~~ ••• !~.~~·-·A·w-1s·E·M-o·v·f-· 4l41lGOHIA New elegant 4 Br V1r torian partial vu. ownr contractor ftnan avail ~.1~~ 1s to a low core low prired home. I blork to ocean & shop!> First of ferml(, $350.000. 2 bdrm, den. 2 ba, over~1te garage. workshop lot~ regional park Gre;il JUST LISTED. Dike & home Fam rm, e111 rn value only $131.SOO Call Colgrove 3 Br 2 Ba. lge k1lch . hv1ng rm. formal 6(5 0303 · FR. T lge l.lt w 'brick dlnml( rm New pumt & FJ' C:a rpetS. clt'an & re Pa Pe r Sp r 1 n k 1 e r ady for new ow 11e1 syi.tem. dbl gar 1Aakr of charm COLDWeu. BANl(eRO O p EN S /\ T SL N softener Xlnt nbrh1I \f.A 1 JO 4 JO Ruth Laurie. Rrcal srhools 10 nHn 10 I~ (/ ~ J L)W bk r 646 4l!O o r e a n 0 w n e r _ ~ ~ ~ , _ ·-trans r erred 5200 000 owe 2nd Call to ee 5 BRAY OWNER DOLLARS & SENSE Motn & dad wtll love thl' coi)'. like nelA 2 bdrm. no stepi. home & the 1n COUit' from 1he 2 bdrm apt IA 111 C'O\ er the taxes & ullhlle5 See 412 412'' Goldenrod Sat or Sun l 5, only ms.ow MESA VERDE 114 m 1675 PERFECT SHARP] BR OP ENSAT -Sl/Nl S 3 fir 2 Ua C'Omerlocattoo IRVINE TERRACE CORONA OEL MAR Luvely refurbis hed 2720GANNETDR 1--------•l 111 ln·inc\College Park home on golfrourse As· Lg 4Br T den tn leHI DIRTYDUMr! Sho"'" bt'llern than sume 10·~ int 011ly home, rnrner lot 1° model. '>lt'P6 to school & " 15.000. Lake over loanl> . X lge muster bdrm "' garden & frplc. lge custom kit , den. library, LR, Fn. pool, yard, patio Umque for larger family Orean s ide of hwy Near beaches Jmmed ocr S495.000 Owner ran carry By appl, fi7J.J7'15 Opt>n Sun 1-5. SI 19,995 Prin only pauo Good terms M~t Own er m default ,. bdrm pool Own<'r s mot1vat Patrick Ten-Ore, llrmax 979.5099 w luads of potentia"I ed. Call now Rllrs 759 1221 . 4BR. 2BA, t9iHI sq fl HUH fl Y' CJ rt• v & MESA VBDE f're~hly painted Call for Srott1 I RANCH REALTY 551 2000 IEST V AL.UE appt 631-2242 CDMILUFfS Above bearh, below 0<'ean Blvd. Semi pm Rd Out or tramr 180 degree '1ew Orean & Jelly from e\'er) win SUMS IULGING ? See 232 Goldenrod & make your move right away' Lease opt um avail on Uus ~ ~q ft new t'Ountry fr1·nr•h home. 12 hloc·k fr11m beach & ba~ Sl'>!IS.l()(t '(<.11.1111th•/. llm -J>.1irr .1'21/11• ,/(,·J ,._. fi"j.J-,\1;.'N ~1 E. CoHt Hwy., CdM dow Prop !me high tide --------Obie invest 2 ) rs Bu\ SHORICUFfS now before I n tne Oe\elopmenl. less 1han OPEN SUN. 1·5 1 m1 dn t'Oast beg1ns 146 Shortcliff Rd. I CI e a r I a n d 1 n r I 5 Bdrm I 3 b:i pool. Ja<· Sl.250.000 Owner P P Ocean \tl'IA $67S 1100 A~onl1 1714J_67J.652S I Ownr Agt 760 14111 --------JASMINF: t'K ol'ran CdMC...,.....Dpb &bay \1ew i.:iited 3 BRWtth2b Rnc.K2 iftCJ I ~'Wcm ~~ ~J.t. 2 i~~ r~1~~· a or + guest 552 2000 owner's wut Plus 2Br renta1 cottage All in IRVIHETStR. sharp rood w cxt·l'l lcx:a-Great value . 5245,000 lion. OW Owner will Lse hid J Br & ra m rm carry lge 2nd TD Best 2 ha, frpl 2frplrs. 1870 ~Q buy in town for onl} rt Sharphome $280,000 George Moore Rltr 644-7211 SS!l-7494,_ eve~ b"73-S94 I l!la ~~!!~.~ ....... !~.~~ COAST Al IRHIES Cool. rharming. 4 BR Sh11rp 2Story,4 Br 3 Ba nelA ct1rpct. redwood spa , easy rar1t yard A::. ~urne 93•''' loan 1w; down to quahfit.'<l buyer SltiS,000 0 Hourkc. llealtur 546 9950 EASTSIDE MESA 14% DM-14.4 % LOAM Jusl ltsted 1n a11rart11 e Spinnaker Cu\t' com plex in E !>Ide <.'\1 ' l'ob ble'-lonl' dri\'l', 2 sty mag111f1renre' \I a~~" e lirirk frpk tofhm i.pa, P'r door.. 10 srl'lud!'d pa110 Ju~t 14 '" dwn 14 4'. balanre car r1ed b)' .inx100..-. sellc•r ' Onl} Sl38.950 C:ill to d.iy Jo~rc WJllte 631 1266 59 UNITS COSTA MESA On J 32 acres All 2 Bdrms, douhle garages. great buy 645 9161 OPEN HOUSE .;j> REALTY 12% % ftnancing NEW! COUNTRY FRENCH HOMl home approx 21., m1 toi-------111111•' be.it•h Bnck fplt t'oun try kitchen featumoJk lTERRIFIC TelMS floor tilu:o rolorful tie 2 Br <'Ondo 1n Mesa curaln e ceihnR LJrge Verde ~ume S61.000 l'O\ ered pauu ror uut di 10' OWl' SIO,UOO door enlcrtammi.: Fil').! Full pnrcd S98.000 Call ble financing Onh Anne M!'Casland 2 BLOCKS Sl 19,SOO' Call 645 0~13 631 1266 TO OCEAN $469,000 0-.rwiH fiMM~ Ho Qualfytnq 641.0366 673-7552 DUPLEX COLDWeu. BANl(eRO IY OWMER Mrso V~ l;1:Z~I ZI NEWUSTING Easts1de t'OOclo ~.000 dSsum able al 10': ml 54711 per mo 2 bdrm. balrnny, patio. ut1hlty rm. dbl fo!llr owe 2nd T L) Asking SI00.000 Agt, 675 S200 I S Br 3 ltle baths. pool spa $310,IXXl $147.000 as sum By Owner 979-97119 Beau11ful CdM duplex. 4 Golf Coww HCMM Browner's uml, +2Br 2 S289.SOO. 1 Rr :i Ha.1---11:-.. s·TS-l•D•E--1 Ba renlal Many, many vielA $223.000 in 11~ ~ extras Only $:?99.000 sum able loan.sat 11 63'', 2 UHfTS OH LOT Asusumable flnancmi.: Opn Wed. Sat & l'un I S S 152,500 Pnn only 'call Anna 557 1270 or 67S.1771 67~ ~-SQ96 A n&mON!! MESA DEl MAR We are ready lo move & BEAUTY ready deal Low pnce & 2slory, 5 Bdrm 3 Ba fX low down or steal it with ec home. roman style cash Cameo Highlands. pool & rount.uns ne" 3Br.den,famnn.sharp paint & t'arpet . Owner agt 760 -18116, custom11ed garage 968 3331 game room St>ller will LESS TH.AH RENT 13% FfHAMCIHG carry Isl T D al Jr, Ont~ S760 mo and you Exqu1s1 1e Jasmine Dave Bourke Realtor canownllus 2000sqft3 Creek 3 Br + Fam Rm MS·~ Br I 't'J Ba home Located & Formal Din . Rm LEASEOPTION on a cul-Oesar street. Easts1de Ftxer Uppt>r, 3 br, 1 ba , spa lO•;z't fin ~_,()()() Agt &t2-1S23 <:olleg1• Pk fixer upper 3 hr. 2 ba , ram rm ,&Sunbo\\ · · ··.-.-. lt4.,alt~· THIMICING TOWMHOME? s1 u1.0(>o owr $80,000 1s1 H•tlirtC)ton leach 1040 TU 642-1523 Agt • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • l'tdl lhc 'Pl't:13hsts at th1• n10<1u1n1111um 111 formdtton center Location location 3 or 4 Bd-V A OK LOCATION!!! Good lorat1on xlnt cn11d • Jbr l"•ba fam1hhom1• formal D ft F Ft 81ca<1erls8etter l'ourh!ttone Realty 963-Cll6'7 Mt•sa \"e~de area :-.;r frplc, lllCt' yard hJ~ II l.ri.: famil) home tn Rae '"hoot. shoppin~. & 405 all Onl} $139 99~, 4u1·1Club Fam1I) room. freewa ) Agl 'llaun I Palrtrk 1t•oort• 159 1221 ltonu) room. & mot1vat 964 3311 ~-1645 I l'd seller Im luded in -1 • ~ .,. / Y. J \. T, nrlA I> n'<lul'ed pnre 1s W9,500 b ~ rf4' iL I >our pm ale ~Pll Call C I 0 •--fur de1a1b oo CecM~us - 120/o lnfeftst $7000 DOWN! Spar1ous ~ei.a \'erdc J for Sale b) CJ\O nl'r bedroom. 2' bath Sharp4BR.JHA II\ rm Rancher D1rung room fam rm lri: 101 lrrt·~ famil> room , TWO Next to Gn't'nlwll A~ fireplare~· Submll All sum .. loan ... !'i1·t• Offers' any11me $134 sou TURnEROCK Caretaker on rrori II.iii I l ''> 4 Rr 2•, Ra. 2 fplc) S350,000 Diane ~t 5;!1l OiHI or l lrg room w pooltable M v~ 11473205 \,JUllrd cc1hngs As HG HOfM Assume Ill', VA Jl sum,1blt• loan $2:ll.~IO S .crs~ bed \l111nta&llu~harcl (.all UIAner for appl 2 r;a:a:~gP<>0L :;:i~ !Jli2 9!164 !155 1195 Formal dining, den. ~·or sale byownt•r. I m1 tn H:int·hu Siln J11aqu1n fa m i I y r o 0 m 2 beach. 3 lift 2 Ba. dean. Townhouse, 2bdrm. den. r1 replares Beautiful Sll0.000 Open llOUM' 1 S 21'2ba. lrg assumable 1st Area Owner will assist Sat 1Sun 20612 Ef.(ret l.n TD Owner IA111 earn with rin:incino Call 10 960 21!13 2nd Sl9S,OOO 4\).1 33411 or . .. -494 25!l2 da> I 2% FtNAHCING 3bdrm 2ba famtl~ rm **CARMEL! $124,900 spa LaQue~la \;ilia' WH~ s120 000 do1An full :\o notlht·n·sonbutthe O. Story price S20.<XX>do1An h.il lari:e~l model in super L'pgraded 4 bedroom 12', int uni\, 3 '" Woodbridge Collage R h I ho L' o " n 1, r b k r tlume~ nus almost ne1A anr Slye me '1' e 3 ._.., :1 Bdrm free standing minutes from the beach SJ6 0988 l 24 .>.>a> home has been rcdured Must see ID apprec1all' I LUXURJOUS l IO 'ell kl nu11. Call Now' C An COD SJiO 900 SI 37,450 Presllgiou.s Park clrt'J 31 YACAMT! ., '" •• .,,. 1" [~i)"\">dbrldgc :\_ 1 3 bed ?i !>t'huols. beat h & park ; ppea mg room~ : Great assumable Loan Reali'• balh Condo with Atrium I · "JI 2 Pools. 2 spas. beautiful Owner will c<1rr) 2ncl :i5 I :11100 view Children OK s23o.ooo Centuq "~"""""'• 1·~ .. "1"1"" Owner may help IA 1th, 21 Surf 5:li-7542 financing Mo\e nghtl 0 WM ER MUST LET'S MAJCE A DEAL 1n' SB.l Lea~e up11on Turtll'rotk H1ghli!nd~ Bren humc I yr old 3 BrJrm ma!ot1•r bdrm IA flft'plat•e 211 ba fo11nJI din rm. ram rm . ut1hty hobby rm . lg prof lnndi.caped vd. mtn v1rw. upgraded cpl. wall paper & drapt>nes Ai. :-umable loan & xlnl fm anr1ng 752 9061 S204,900 Room To Roam Bea.ut1fuJ 4 bedroom house 1 yea r young 2'1 bath. Formal d1n1ng room. rireplare Close to Soulh Coast Plaia Don 'l miss this one Submit or fer t.f)day' 979-2390 3107 S. Bnslol s ,riced lftow Mrtt Village Creek Condo 3br. a /c. mirrored wet bar. decor. paper & drapes . gar opener $129.900 Owner a!!l. E~a .... ]51-lJIE, 54&2313 IM 72HOURS Lowest pnt·cd home· on Trinidad Island ~·llt•1 is nex1ble Pruperty •~ val'ant and Ulen· 1~ a fanl aSllC' Isl T D I\( SI 18.000 al !I ~11·' J nil seller w1U carrv a 211d T D Call nolA 10· sec this J Bd 2 Ba fam1h homl' Diana Cappel G:i1 1266 12% FIHAHCING 3bdrm. 2ba. family rm. spa LllQuesla Villas $120.000 full price S20.000 down. bal Wt Lott only. 3 y~ ()v.oner I _bki._~ 0988 1·243 3328 BARGAIN HUNTHS! llugl' 5 bdrm S3SK ON ITD 12'"'r for 10 yrs' Closetol'CI l\lil'rrromb1e & \~soc 752 9227 3 Br 2 Ba sn~I fam1h hme 1n Tunlerock As sm ftn B) ownr iS2 1324 lnlne 10441-------.•....•.......•.•...... LOWDOWM WOODBRIDGE. 2 bdrm. Owner ~111 rarry 2nd 2 ba, Bodega Dream T 0 Take over ex1st1ng Home over $13.000 1n IM T D on lh1s lovely upgrade!> $159.900 Turtle R()('k 4 Br hom e Derorator fresh & new. Luxurious custom ron this nice home features $90,000 down 0 Wl' do. 2500 SQ. ft 2 frplcs. 4 a SpactOUS family room, b a I an c e Broker bdrms, Z"7 baths S1150 lrg lot with spnnklers 851-8800______ front & back Ca ll now mo. $19S,OOO. 642-4623 "' II Dana Point I 026 SS9·S932. w pvt spa $196,000 Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------•I Helen, Al(l. 833-8600 or BEST BUY & TERMS. on this one ru pncc assumable financing ~1--------•I Sl25,000 W/20t:i clwn BR Irvine Terrace, fee SEA ILUFf 751-3191 land Sale or tease op-LARGE CONDO lion. Agl 760-6311 _ _ Young and exr1l1ng 3 level home with solar as l 16 JASMIHE s1sl heating. hardwood C:::. SELECT ....... PROPERl IES TRllUX OCEAN VIEW! TURlUROCI< 851-0186 Assume 12% loan. 2 VIEWHOME bdrms. family room. Unusual tux. & privacy formal dining. Brick thru out lhts slnkmg 3 fireplace Many extras. Br 211 ba. family rm, Rest Street in D P formal duunfo! rm 2417 $215,000. 496-1190 sq rt 1 Garden entrv w 2 LOWDOWN 2bdrm, ll,;bathhouse 2 Ooors and carpel Move ca r garage. 11 ~ blks to nght in this spac 3 bdrm ocean Owner. S300,000 w1mini VIEW. pool and 67}_41_77_. _____ 1 tennis. Owner will carry Prime properly with -•1•1•.,-.. TKT--• .,1• ... •G- sparious owner"s untt ~ - " patios & I derk off master suite lughly up graded $299,000 ( un furmshedJ or S3SO.OOO (furnished I· hke model Call for appt to see 851 9541 Mrs Glass Open Sal/Sun 113 Valley View OWNER CARRY 2nd TD TAKE OVER EXISTING lst TD on this Turtle Rork 2 bdrm & Den or 3 bdrm. 2 ba , formal din nn home Conveniently close lo shopping, rrcreat1on and srhools lnteresl rates are low. $17S.000 CDM'S CHEAPEST I blk from water. move in today 11.~'k as.sum. financing. Call today. Tim Rhone631-1266 2nd TD with m cash down $219,000 Eitcel locallon to shop. VIEWS pin(! Ftnancing ava1la· CO-OP Apt on Ocean- ble Call Jo Ann Doran, front Bluffs overlookmg - 851-9522 harbor Large 2 bdrm, "'ATI HI HO~~ 2ba. frplc Owner financ· HOML <, Inc. ng REAL ESTATE w AS $135,000 I H~-& Hor11 ll£. 6J1 1400 MOW $129,000 . vou and vour fam1lv into this Splendid COu ni ry fr('nC'h esl:tl(' Wit h 4 br. 312 ba, family room, library. 4 fireplaces and more F'inancing for qualified buyer at 13', for 30 yt>ars Offered at $745,000 AREA'S IEST IUY Nr bays. alJ xtra lg 2Br. rrplc, i:i..aa. apt tncome $495 mo $385 ,000 ra bu lo us assumable hnanctng. Save$$$. REHEUALTY STARlllUHITS 121 ll 04-otOI Two 2 Br apts only \'t blk ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I lO bearh. Older but cute 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!~~1 Reduced Cape Cod Con· 998 Glenneyre l •l .,./r.j\.*.A 1""' do •• the .......... l ·bu" tn E 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!4!!!!t4-l!!!!!!!!!!S!!!!S!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!~I '1 VA.4 [\W Sunset Bluffs Spec • """ 1 __ --·-·-tacular ocean & night Side C M 3 Br 2 Ba. MOVE UP TO TUllUaOCK 5 Bluff view $299.500 Immaculate, almost new, 38R home Located on rul-de-sac Beautiful view Fee land. Close to park. tennis. schools A SU,ER LOT IN SPYGUSS Co mpliment s thi s lovel y New Bedrord home It features four bedrooms, four baths. family room. and formal dining room. Extensive upgrades and a king-sized lot make this home a truly unique find. Offered at $.589,000 "1th excellent financing availab)(' /60 -0835 Loolcing for a home or your own? You'll find many homes advertised for sale in Classified ~er da . __ For Ad Action Call a Dai~ Pilot AO.VISOR 642·5678 & neat sz:m.ooo Call us to see these. BURR WHITE REALTOR. IMC. 675-4630 Copfstr.olMch I 0 II ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,RESTIGIOUS c ....... , .... ~:ri~~~ Oru Sn 1·1 1t l 0%' C1•ho c.,. ... , ... . ~~~~~~~ c., .• ,.... ... , .. . = 4'7-4144 MEEDsnc Irvine Terr. pool home w /4 Br + bonus. Ownr wlll finance-priced below market. Hurry on this one! Greg Astle 7$9-1221 To place your message before the reading public, phone Daily PUot Classlned, 64.2·5"78 lights view rondo owner motivated Va- $150,000 with good r ant. Quick escrow lsl terms. Will rons1der is S82.000 at 12.:50% & lease option. Open daiJy OWC. Call Diana Cap. 12·5. 2157 Paclrir Ave pel. 631-1.266 '";;;~;TED ·~ $ ~!iJ 4 BR I~ ba. seller $101,000.100/oDM mot ivated. Terms. 4 Bdrm townhouse in Te_rma. Terms Call good location. Great for quickly 752.6498 investor's a. 1st time buyers. Needs paint, carpetin1 ' 11.C. Call Diana Cappe l . By Owner. Meea \lttde -'Own:;..;;.;::=...ri.:.A:.-:;:;..::;;a:;.:;1-=·12111::;;:.;;.. __ lleal. Wu S:UB.000, now $189,900. Appro1. ZW aq. fl. Loeded. AU info bYpboae.-... &Toro 1032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• owe $75,ooo Spacious 5 Bd estate slzed party ya rd w /ciutom pool, spa and view! Subdued elegaore throug hout home. Strauss chandellers·3 in· eluded. Assume 9'-'l% in· terest. All for only '269,000. P•lrick Tenore Remax RJln. 75S--122l. L r g b a c k y a r d l•-------Beaulifully landscaped PalCl SlASHEO! Open Sat /Sun I ·5 on this beaulirul up- 955-06061 760-9073. graded Broadrnoor Plan 1\1. 4 bdrm. 2\'t b•th with I 2% AMAHCING atrium & spa in Turtle Turtlerock 4 Br .. Bonm Rock City & nil(hl lights Rm.. 3 car garage or view $184,900! Owner wUI !use opttOn F .. t•Vllly t034 ""'""B._ro=ke'"'-r85;;.;;.;;_;;l-Ml0=----t'3-lll2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13".IHllUST MO~ Ntw 2 BR condos. 1raduattd PQme11t pro- eam. Gl-4111i 1'1·1191 BY OWNER. 2 BR + loft, 2...., ba, tux ~on 1011 course. IS R a n a . u10 .ooo . loan be t. ' SU0,000, 7$2 ·155&. I OW1l1' • ' l •P•Fl?llF8S•?l? .. ?IPl?•PISllllPIP•P•?•P .. P .. 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SectlOI\ 1123.IKlO Good lot $18S ooo 873 em OClAMFIOMT'jhlMN CONDO W ITH PARTIAL VIEW. pano, whltt wtr. ocn, coutal v\ewl. 2 bdrm. den, 2\. ba Unique Med de.Ian Le lit TO 11~,.~ fixed 30 yn Offered at $450,000 Ca ll Paul Y o d e r . l.1 n110 7U/'98·'960 Newport Blvd & 17th St ,.. or low • ..,. terms A t • · Open Sal/Sun at 1708 S N r nf'w. <kean tront ... I 050 toy Mee.cit Ur I -0{'eao Front t8$0.000. e c ure ad u ll co mp I ex 8 UY New 3000 sq rt Retail/Office Bldg. f'rcestandmf{ h igh tramr -A/C. Lease $1 25 sq (t mobtlt' homt' ~uy •:••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' THllLUffS terms avail 1'0DAYCor$l29,900 ftnin<'tntt 2 RR. beat'h, E~e11aol 4 ,Br c~t,orq in S4t.nJt Xlnt flnanClllfl POl!i In Hotlt Wood. IHlor ft,h1na p1u Ad ulh el he Ga le Ranrh, opt, Carmtlita Plan coo 675-1'76 '7M444 SA9241~or<&0031116 bt>aut view, lmpurted DESPEIATE do 4Br3ba lbr bath -----NEWPORT HEIGHl'S ASSUME LOW l NTERESf LOAN on thls 3 Hdrm charmer Perfect "Heights" locat ion 1 block from Cliff Drive View HF.sf BUY at $229,900. Sale pr11·c $500,000 t term-; ? new 1•atm oceiln vu car g:mige CQutstruin Sal.ER do Grttobelt vu, newly marble, pool stze yard 4 • HEIGHTS hon1t·~. 4 Ar\ 41, u11• lot S825 000 ' Cannot continue to hold dt cor1ted $~39.500 WM. f. DOUD CO. 714/67l-1600 F' H 1521 1~33 To h1t1 Jensen & (:.Ii 759 moo his beach house Now Wkdyb J L Tyler 5 Bdrm, 3ba. 3 frpki. on ~29,WO. Ab'\ 497 5454 F, vu 644 !'i? 4 2 0 r uking $193,900 Cell 7 H 8 O I I, ev I wk n huge secluded lot with 1071 951·8289 Pete Johnson lor details 759·8989 guest house. Easy owner WOOOS COVE -.. o..11--1 of p0ss1bllities. 631 1266 Immaculate 3 Br 2 Ba. terms Only $259,500 $60,000 down. 4 Br IRcOMt Prop.ty 2000 lftCOMt P....,ty 2000 ..................•.... I P anorarntc ocean + ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• mountain views. Fan lliUTY -....-·-,.....,_. I 052 Walk to beach, commt Owner says "Make of· Prtvate tlnvt'w11y lt•a!l~ •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 • i :0., I\*. pools & teru\16 SJ67.000. rers." So call 64S·722l taatlc terms S3SO,OOO Broker 499-1526. to elegaut 2 Ur home 120/o FIHAHCING,1VA,AriW A ent 64Ul50_ WntclfflHlton wi th ;idd1t1on11I 48r ,Fam1ly Rm .v1ew -··--·-·-s.tabo 1010 OPEN LISTING -98 UNITS t·arl'takel'5 quarters on lot. close in lol'at1on '••H'rt'OCl!llll\llewlot 2 $222.0000 Rr oker blocks lo the heach 8.Sl·l!SOO ~9.SOO '200,000 in as t•-------suma.ble f1.11anl"U1g • Agent 494 4730 • ...,-----(fml~ THiEURttiiv4 ~ Spertacular 0«an view 3 bdrm. 3 bath famil) ronm. garden k111·hen CUSTOM UNCH Prnr remodeled Sel'un STYLE HOMl ty gated Walk to pnvate Award w1nn1ng style beJrh 4~566.'IOwner describes tl\1s 3 bdrm _..,. ---~ ~ family horn~ set in quiet ~.._>~secluded location --------Sl89,SOO COLDWC!LL BANl(eRm ' ..... OPEHHOUSE SUHOAY 4-7 f'Of'UUR LAH 'ARK!! Foxglove 2 Bdrm model, lotally upgraded home located on corner lot. See to appreciate $170.000 31132 Holy Drin Ill •440 Villa Ill Sooth t.ai:un u --~!!!!!! .. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! with sweepm1e views 3 bdrm~ l?Ul'St quarter~. ell'' Jtor L>ramal•l' and l'\ClllOJ: $1 l25.000 i\)k fur Jo:\ an or El he 499-1320131·0136 New Foxboro Vu Home Cash discount, terms or' 644·55611 Ev~ Mtwpori ltoch I 069 ,. .. , .... c .... ..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,;miiiiiiiii-iiiiii•-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;_j WALK TO THE BEACH I S129.900 to !329,950 OLD WORLD. Open H.ouseSat 1·5 lHARM S11arklin.: -45662nd Sl ruuntain) 'Pl~hini: intol Open House Sun I 5 .I loveh outdoor pool or 464 62nd St tla~m· ~le'<1ran t Ile i Hiftfa & CraiQ O'lriet1 1.11.!>h trop11·al rourt} ard 642 ~ 3 )Pll~ & )IJt'l'tdt'UIJr 180 John Coombe bkr 1legrt•e 01 !'JO \ 1!'14 ~ urrer Pion for TM Fvture Jn 1n\ 1tJt1on to relaxed, 1o;1refrl'l' hi 11111 ,\ homi• with this lrg Peninsula that ;J4•ric'l-th1.· ima~ina Pt duplex, I 4·Br unit + twn $480 uoo 1 3 Br unit Produt"l'S EMERALD BA y great inrome Asking $344,000 Call for more det a 1ls Darrell Pash 631 ·1266 A J1•wrl 11r a home in this lo\l'I} 1ir11ate area Toially remodPled with llC!W fom1ly k11!•hc11 Ol'W bathrooms & IK'1'an view dt>rl..' St•t' thl:. CIOl' & rall 1n lu\ ,. $i1Hi .sm RARE.. ~ORT ll f:Nl> UK \TIO!' Walk tu the hea•·h from th•~ Ol'3t & 1111\ :.1 hdrm own \our "'"" urut On the IX.Can ~lrlP of the hll{h14 3) & or rt'rt'd at an arrordablf' iime $1 IO.tn> SUPER LOCATION !'rule or lll4neri.h1p •K'ean '1c,.~ pl.in~ to C'< pend \II this plu.\ "·ll1•r r1nan1 ID.I( for thlS J bd1 m. 2 b.sth quJlll \ home ~fXIO THEILUFF f'UH ''X" 3 bdrm din rm , h\' rm , ram rm . F P. 21, b3 >.tra large purcela1n tub w reram1c Ille walls & noor 4 l'(l\ered patio areas Pnce ~.000. 5'. down, assumr S40.000 Isl trust deed at 71,r; Xlnt land leJ!;e $8.53 00 per }Car Can't change unlllJ Yl'ar 2003 14', int ool) 2nd I rust deed due 1!186 87 Call owner fur Titri ... ·r appt daily after 5 pm ,-1714 I 76().IW25 :\,<rMK!i~c~ i---111!!!!!1111111!111!!!!!--~ 171 41494-1177 2 IR. CO.OP :>forth end in Laguna Exn•I r11mn1·111~ SI~. Hare Mm & Hon! R.E. 99 8 GJet.yrT ._ 494-8551 SECLUDED Hilltop Pcradi~ Ma,Rn1r11'ent 4 Bdrm ru~tom ~·ontemporao home tucked awa\ on a pn\<1te road on OH'r 'i .srrt• ul 1umplcll' St'• lus1on Oramat1c home hJ.' ('Xlensl\ r use of .,k \ h11hL' Jnd gld~'-10 tilke advantaj!e or the brealhlakinJ: roastltne and r an} on '1t·w~ $745 000 don osen real tors FIHAHCIHG + assume $222.000 in lonj! term loans and get one or the nicest Palermo model in Harbor View llomes Call for the hst ur amen1L1es Darrell Pash 631 1266. HARIOR RIDGE ESTATES p~ Decoraf'fd Modrls The final chance to make )our dream or buying a new home in ev. port Beach's most j prest1g1ous community rome true Call for a private showing or visit our sales omce 17141640..776 17 Hort.or Ri. Dr Ntwporf ltoch From U 00,000 to Sl,2SO.OOO t2.75'7. 3 yr loan amortized over 30 yr~ No pre-payment penalty. (13.58~ annual J>ercenta_ge ratel, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Executive Beach Hume. ocean view. 3 f1ttplaees. 2 story. modern con struCllon No qua1Jfy1ng. S229. 000 Cieor ge 963- MEWPOIT SHOIES MtwUdW) 4112kA. ....... ioc. $189,000 675--1771 Voulez · Yous Acheter Unemasion? Telephone Edee Stern, 673·7300, 921 S. kJLSOH • Sll.500• Falttatffc T GI Wrftt..Off! Agent, lmmoblier. --------1--------•I A ent NEWLY REMODB.ED CONDO tojoy new hardwood LID<MUHCH MOIMAHDY Brand new Countr)' French 4 bdrm + den with 4 baths. Stained glass & sper1al wood ex le rior You have to hurry with r inancing at 13'"1% & owner will carry 2nd T.D. 200foDOWM I lO/o IKTBEST OH UDO will move you right 111to this spacious 4 bd rm home OWNER VE R V MOTIVATED Submit au offe rs today Hurry I I Tomorrow may be too late'' MEWUSru.G THflLUFfS OPEH TODAY 1-5 5] 6 Y1tto Gr9'dt End unit. 3 bdrm. 2'h bath. great location with park & ml v1ew Totally repainted & au new cpt Spotless! Offered at 1240,000 Cwilh creative financing poss> 2 BR 1 Ba, dbl 11ar 542-5373, ~2737 bkr IYOWHER Will sell & finance Tell me the down & the mo payments you can ar ford. I blk Crom D1)lncyland Only 15'7. down. Completely refurbished and rully ma naged Vacant models open daily Located at 100 Leatrice. An aheim Manager has set·ups noors throughout your ~ijt@!~~-(ilil entry, DR, kit. new bnck ! MoO.•fytltcJ 3 Br 2 ka rondo, So Coast Plaza sec. com Go Dl,..c:t or coM RICK IYHS 714/760-7292 FP & mantle, quahty•-------•I wallpaper to accent the color scheme fo'resh HARBOR ISLAND ReJ h d IC:-~ Realty 1;7 :~ 7:H111 plex. ground nr. nr pool. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rec rms. all ameruues new carpet fo'ee land tn· P r 1 m e 4 s · X l 4 O · eluded at' $335,000 Good waterfront lot w1lh pier assumable loan avail and slip LA>Cated m the Call Pete Johnson for prest 1g1ous. private appl. 63H~ community or llarbot< Island. Redh11l C:-~ Realty ti7:). 7:wo 1:~ :Z ~It•? ~I~~: ~~Ju:=:~!:~r;~~e~1-------- -•• - -• -~-luxuriou~ 5800 sq rt TillDOFPAYIHG OWR5"'•tDrn~t rninqt F'r ent•h R1q:enc y s INCOME TAX? .,. Tl_11 Bdrm. 5 bath home with How about an ocean· N many amenll1es front duplex with $34,000 ewpor t Bayrront Buy the lot for 2 3 a year income. Call Bill Condo $259•500 m1llton, bwld the house Merrell. you rself and you will 2 Bdr m. 2 ba, ocean have a ftrushed home al view Secuflly bldg a price at least Sl.000.000 Dock avail Appraised under any comparable at $275.000 Owner Agt properly 1n Ne14 purl Redhill~ Realty 1;-;-:> 7:wo (714 ) 67> 1570 Beach l-111111!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: AITD 1.se o /trade for deta11.!1. call 646 5092 ELEG .t. to...W UDO 11 BIG CANYON I or. art SPM 646 8754, """' C ~DOS ,._a.gt------•! 5 Bdrm, extra large cor·1 "" :-ner lot owe total Sharp lg 3 Br, warm LE ASE w 0 pT1 0 N finance after down pay· earthtoncs Assume ~.000 S1900 permo menl Open Sat'Sun 15. 9 72'1 w tenns s.235.000 631 7215 l21 Via fuem..e Ask for Al.SO lg 2 Br 2 Ba. rrpl, Gail Dean. din rm. hv rm. w pool l•-------•I Hudson Bay Really spa·tenms Onl) $200.000 IWFfS 64S·9950 _Ey 645·6735 w terms IUUTIFUL ~ Comer 2 story with VU. Decoratorshan> with co ordi nated wall pape r 4 Bdrm , 2'i ba hr1ck pat111 $285,000 includes 1;1~~1 3 OCEAHFIOHT BY OWNER New rust. bit 2 sty, French Normandy 3 BR & den home Can be spht. S89s.ooo. owe 371 1 land - 'AAll HI HP'll llOMI ., Inc. RE.AL ES I.Al E fl ~I 14" .. REDUCED ~~':, Seashore 673-6.578 11111!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW NO DOWN PAYMENT WESTCLIFF 4 ID Spar1ous open & airy beaut 4 Bd w '2 patios Assume 10 95•·; int A rt' al value $275.000 Terms Patnrk Tenore 759 l221 1;1:Z~1 9 LIDOISU I BeaullfulJy remodeled :tbdrm Jba home with formal din rm. sun deck. ,. et bar & rnorl' Bank appraised $475,000 '<Int lerms & pr1 re only $424,000 Open House Sat Sun I 5. 119 V1d Vella Owner Agt L>on 673--0697 Reduced Beach Retreat .. • IH HTORS Spectacular \iew & U9 behe\•able oppty Ownt!r nmust sell now"' 48r. pool. spa & horses. Please call Bk r , 631·2240 OriCllMI hlffs -2 Brdm ff plan 14 partial J BDRM . ram. beams, ,1ew or the bark ba~ spa. Sl60.000 cash. 1 lovely upgrades 1m·fud Sl69.000 con''·. Sl83.00 mg new rarpet and dis Creative. 2UJ Holly Ln hwasher. delightful deck Sat·S~JI 1·5_ __ ror \• 1tw1n R sunsets '"imulo Point Large patio on IU\h OctaRfroRt tirl'enbt>lt. pool & putting Nev. ly listed 4BR bearh green Excellent rmao1• house in prime loc Ideal mg S230.000 ror remodel• Xl nl D.M. ManhalRltr r1oanc1n g I IRVINE 760.0835 f'!NA NCIAL CORP . Joa n n Ak erman 675 6870 J?~ 7698 - 1ti,bllll~I!• .\: \!: ll .. tl;r,tl t 1 n··· 557-2142 DRMTO -1 23 I 4 Ho. Pacific A•. R1nq 640 5560 Anytime E,1,,tb11.tt Prol Bldg Un IA Newport lch W of Bristol . N tofr Santa For ............... ...,0_ '"!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!i!~i!!!!!!!I Clara . Open house -...-"" 1-Sal/Sun J.2..4. Tlus 3 Br, Owner very nexible will Below M arht. Must sell! t Y.a ba comer w /dbl gar go lease w /option or 5% down, $2000 per Mo. 2 Existing financing ha p purchase w/very small Br. luxury condo. pens to be A V.A un down & owner finanl'mg New part Beach John derline loan. Go Direct ~·/creati ve negotiable 714/559 8917 Just reduced t.o Sll2,000 terTHl ILUffS-OWMr ~t! ~~~~~ 21 /Gold Coast 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •WALICTO ICH '76 Si lvercrest. 24x52, 2Br. upgraded , low spat'e rent Priced for quick sale <MM623.1 4 I Call ror appt MULHEARN REALTORS (714) Highly new upgrades, Nreed quick Escrow 548·1168 SJJ..9060 lr l bd Beaullfully decorated -x a ge master rm HV Home 3 bdrm. 2 ba Seat ltclda I 084 Trailer at pvt be11ch . 527-5900 suite plus 2 more bdrms. High assumable JO year • •••• •••••••••••••••••• T r easure I s I and . 2i,.; bath. family rm. hv hnancmg at l2.5'\ r1xed ..._ .... THIS'. Laguna Bch. $8500 1.11g rm , w fpk . dmmg .. ~ rm & 2 rar garage Close Asking SZll.<XX>. land in· Only blocks to beach. 3 499-38l6 to shopping center & ten eluded CALL NOW' BR. l~• ba. +huge ram Ac,..ogt forSdt 1200 n 1 s c I u b Ow n ~ r Ow~ A ent 760-9596 rm, for ooly $265.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• transferring, anxious Ag t. J eanice Allen. 2 AC RES 1n Colton Co ntact owner agt 6°' DOWN 213·439·2161 R·3-X Tentative for 16 714-760-8:8} /0 So.tt. L_,.. I 016 units S64,000, 5 .600 dn LU VIHG NEWPORT HO QUAUFYING •••••• •••••••••• •••.. •• Seller w1U carry ~ yrs MUST SELL. spac im OWMH DESPEIATE COUMTRY 13"< interestonh mac 3,000 sq ft 4 BR, Presugi~ area-walk lo ELEGANCE 1 ACRE IN Bermuda r I Owe 5 bch from this fine 3Br. am rm. poo . yrs 5 Br 3 Ba. Jal() sq. ft Dunes. R l, xlnl 10<' nr l 12:V."" A nu0809 3Ba home w/formal din a .-..-~ country kitchen, formal golr courses $25,000 ing, 2 frplcs, cathedral d · MallteOff«! ce1hngs, skylJt.e rm and in1ng room, white cash Huge 5 bdrm. 3•~, ba, anoversize<llOC Assume wa t er view. la r ge John D llarnson wooded lot, 2 blocks to & i\.!lsoc over 3000 sq rt Westchrr 131;ir~. owner will rarry the beach. rm.ooo. As· 951 6001 &46·8118 d1Herence on straight sumable II 'h% finanr c---.t.. I ......... , note at reasonable rate """'" ~ a.un llG CANYON $430,000 Agt 64S·~ rng. Agent 494.4730 Cryph I SOO By O'WMf'. Tttstill I 090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prin. anly. 3Br Newport Home. steps ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pac1ric View Mem Park' Deane Versailles over to ocean High assuma Lovely 3 bdrm, 2~ bath Two choice adJ plot!. looking golr course. spa. ble loan Agt 8.SJ.7177 condo surrounded b} $7SOeach. 631 ·004 uuarded gate ll'>< ()()() ~139 000 m a l U r e W 0 0 d S y -, " "'· Y '"' lansdscapuig & garden COftlftttrc1al S40-S84L Eastblwff at 13% paUo I blk from frwys. Properly 1600 DOVH SHORES Get last year's 1nlerest schools &. shopping As ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool, Jacuzzi O\'erlook rate now' Fullyassuma· s umable loan Pool. HEW, HEW, HEW! bay Galaxy Dr Formal ble 30 yr large 1st 4 sauna. spa. rec room 3 unit 111dustnal rondo din r m 2 rrplri. bdrm. ram rm. lg yard Many many extras W side C.M 200().JOOOsq S68S,OOO fee 642·2510 642·5161 or~l07 $104,000. 731·7616. ft Chuck Spiller 631 1266 ~4848---HEWf'OIT CREST Wts._.., I 091 UYSHOltES Charming Bayshore house w used brirk frplc, beamed ce1hn~ & huge bnrk patio 2BR. IBA plus large guest room & bath Lncl plans ror add1t1on S325 ooo Owner /Agt 3.51 8:.JO or 631·6475 WAT ERFRONT w120"l down, OMC at t2~ ml . ll760 mo. 3 yrs Price just reduced lo S220.000 Hurry! Call J arvis O'Brien 840·820R Joho Coombebkr. IEST IUY TODAY S21.SOO. 10 min. lo beach owe will rarry for 10 yrs. Just reduced Sl6.000. beach home I blk to sand on fee la nd Property 1s vacant Owner 1s aruuous and will consider trade Diana Cappel 631 1266 R.al &tat. Sc*' Brokers or Salespeople Full or Part T1mf orrenng90or 100'' Call For Detail~ OHices 1n NB & CdM John Carey GR!, RECI MEWPORT BEACH SEA VIEW POOL. GARDEHS 1972·60xt2', 2 br, l ba. 3 b r Ca r me I H V new crpt, lge pvt pe>rch. 2 sheds, 5 Star adult. no Homes. Lge pvt lot petpark H.B.557-7993 w/RV s torage BY -• OWN ER $269,900. OWC 2br .dble in new, beautirul lge 2nd, 20'k down quiet H.B. park. Pnced 640-0325 to sell. Low mrtg. 11' t'ic. Reduced to S128,SOO 2BR . 28A Condo. 1 yr new Highly upgraded Tiie . Wa ll lo wall ca rpets Wall paper Landscaped, enclosed patio. Pool. Tennis . jar S91.000 +assumable lst 1351817, Open Fn,Sat & Sun Or by appl 32031 Via Tonada San Juan Cape> orr Allpaz, comer of Del Obispo Ag t Pa c1f1c Co m pany 498-5640. 498-5000 HEW EXCLUSIVE Lida Waterfront Spertacular views & most desired locallon of rer total hving enJOY ment Re<-ently updated & detailed. this spacioui. 5 bdrm. 5 bath home has la rge living rm. formal dining rm. ne w tile kitchen & dock lor 60' boat + much . much more 12.700,CXXI. Ralph Furra & Assoc 673-6498 W eatclff FcMty 4 Brdm. ram rm 3 Ba, lrg pool, move 10 new decor, i.rhools & churches nearby Vee Stinson Hunt & As· soc1ates 631 7600 LOW DOWN owe OR LEASE10 PTION 4 br, 3 ba exee home on Sussex Ln in Westchrr Just redone inside & out Avail now S285,000 Ow~er /bkr, 752·25~ OCUHAtOMT For Sal~ by Owner 4 Br. New Bedford Harbor Model. 2121 Yacht Yankee. Vacant New car pets & p at io. View lot in guarded gate community with pool & tennis courts. Priced for quick s aJe below market. $365,000. Price valid for 15 days only Call lll-3622: 6 75-6646or644-8011 Owner wiU COM1der 2nd S. C.._. 1076 962-1.234. 1.8601 Newland. :c;ci:·AN.ViEw.·;1~;·;; :•~99~.·'"" .-.-.-.-. -. -.-.-.-.-.-. beach 3 BR 2 Ba condo. •EXCITING• l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-I need less than S20.000 11111 l.CllJOOll Vllo Own. 54~3232 (714) Indeed a rare occurence htah S. lh1s 2 BR. den & 1~. ba ~ W 1 l h or wit ho u t condo has now become furniture. 24x64 GrHn avail Located on the brier Home in Laguna f rr Hills nicest5starpark. orean ront, o ermg a pvt beach. teM15 crt & Gr1tllleaf Parit pool Own er w the Ip TREE·LINEDSTREET B e au t i Cu I 2 2 x 5 3 finan ce Call Dan or Goldenwest Home · 2Br. Ste e fo mo r Seller financing ava1la· v r re in o 2Ba ·only 8.,.... old This 21"698 7716 ble on Uus 2 bedroom. 2 ,.v .r · is the Best Buy in Town R M REALTY INC bath custom built home -' with a massive rock CLASSIC Assumable Loan. 3 bdrm . fireplace. Connal dining MOllU HOME 2 car garage. S16.000 MAKE AH OFFER! 3 Income Pro perties Easts1d~ Costa Mesa Owner will carry I' need to sell' Jx· NEr5SER COi i IJXllJ)l ll IL'.. i i t 1,11 11~1 •. I 2·1~:. ( ·.,11 .. 1(1 \1' I 11\I .1 ;\lt''J t \ 2 FOURPUXES SI0,000 dwn ea OWC Break hen 540-3666 Whelan RealEstate •HWf'T HEIGHTS• 6 Units, all 2 Br Patio Apls A great invest meot Agt John ~6 8425, 631 0213 IELMOMT SHORE 4 UN ITS S70 K ON AITD. 5 y~. 12"1 Steps to sand Abercrombie Asso1• 752.9227 NEWPORT BUCH On WaterlrOftf One or Newport Beach ~ hnest and views Ocean front locauons 2 & 3 Bdrm units 14' large out door decks Ne,. roof and upgraded new ca rpeli. Xlnt 1 ond thruout Good assuma ble r1nanc10g f775.000 Agt OrcoOe' 759.0704J 7~8237 BALBOA ISLAND SELL OR TRADE 15 rooms. 5 baths superh condition, locat ed ,,, block rrom both bays & frrry Xlnl in come & assume Sl!IO 00(1 at 121>17. MeNash Realty 642 1334. Eves~l ·9889 CORONA DH. MAR AND IALIOA rt:HIN. Prime lncolfte Prop«tits Duplexes & Triplexes Large Assumable Loans Leverage Owner will carry C /21 Hewport Cfttr. 640.S357 DUP'. ++,__. __ _ Sharp property. so of Hwy se lie rs to co- operate w financing. Details 645-1103 Dix Ho.-& twco.wt 2 yrs new. total 6 units. owner may carry ftnanc mg at II '1 $525,000. 2:567 Elden. CM May con- sider trade Agt 979-5099 1~ ON 4·plex (5 avail! R1vemde Lo neg cash now Depreciate S17.000 Isl yr Income Sl9.000 yr Sl79,IXXI 675 7270 dys. 675 6222 eves=--- EXC.BUY 4119 N COA!)'T HWY LAGUNA BEACll 4lrl·4848 YOUROWHPARKl~~~~~~I 3 bdrm. 2 bath 1m· maculate hom e with guest house & tor I bdrm apt. Incredible ocean view $450.IXXI IJI[ room. and a huge pool· SA.US Owner will carry re siz.e lot. Walk just one 2708 Harbor, Ste 200·A _!!!!inder. ~!1706 block to the beach from 540-5937 D... t/ Sharp 4 plex 1n Costa Mesa owner will help w /financing Small $ On needed for details. 645·1t03 IAYSHORES 4 Bdrm , 2 bath, Cam rm '285,ooo owe. 631·5596_ Realonomics 67~67 PERFECT ST ARTER Sharp t'Ondo in top area 2 spac Br's + 2 baths frplc. drotral area Best of all 1~ the pnce JUST REDUCED to $104,950 Lrg Eastblutr home on 1 J acre lot Owner has cln5ed escrow on his new home Mus t sell im· mediat ely Asking S326,000 Darrell Pash Trade Luxury Newport home on "'.I acre for In l•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!~~ Laguna Vilogt R.E 497-1761 ALOT 631 1266 FORAUTTI.E That's what you get with this prime ACRE Pl.US WESTCUFf BUILDING SITE A IBR CONDOllS.000 gently sloping par.eel, Ca n assume existing localed JUSt a short dlS· loan Of approx. li0.000 at lance from teMIS & Lhe 1411•'\ 1nt.li73-al40 beach. provides SPEC-I E S T C O .... D O TACULAR OCEAN & " CANYON VIEWS Not IUY! enoueh ? Thf owner has Big Canyon twnhme. Included detailed con Only S200K w /terms struction plans for an Spacious 2 Br 2 Ba. unbelievable CUSTOM rrplc, din rm, pool. spa, VILLA JN MEDITER· tennis + more. Call RANEAN STYLE. We Patrick Tf'n0tt75&-l.221 believe you'll a(rte It's "A LOT FOR A LJT TLE" at the full offered price of S175,000. For terms call come Uruts or' Eqwty $280.000 Act now ' Broker Co-Op A~enl 631-45.!!__ --- SUPER ANXIOUS Owner's bought new home. can't afford two Take this one orr their hand! 2 mstr Br. 2~ Ba Assume 9~~'"'r loan Don't wait. J ohn Marshall 631-12166 1$?Z%13· WEST OCIAtRONT Triplex. Xlnl tenns &. prime loc:atloo. ll00,000. Agent, 67~161 IEACHHOUSE r W /F.IMAHCIMG 'Walt 1 blk to the sand. 3 MISSION RF.ALTY 98SS. Cat Hwy, Laguna , ..... 494-0711 UDO ISU Br home on fee land 20"Y. down. owe 11e 2nd w /dbl 1u. rum. for rco If you're in Ole market 'fl/'tlO payment.I. 2 br. 2 lal. 125,0CK> dwn. owe, rora better'Cat,bUUtt ba , l mmac. W/U · $2 00,000 a l 12 ~. to cMck the many aut.oe pualoo ~al. Juat 0 • n r I A I l B r u c e ldnrtiMd tor 1aJt In •.ooo. Alt, llHla. IUomfr'lll, Rlmn Rltn ClH!~&ed. ~~m!!!!!lll .. ll!!!!!!!!ff ~no-oztT=-:;:::;.:._~~~- ' \ IYOWHER WestcllU·4Br, 2.,, Ba, • count ry kit , 2FP's & much mon.o Owner nex 1ble. will consider T D 's BS part or down pay meot Below market at S2S9.900. Call Norm o Kasey 831 1266 o r 548·6492. $7,000DOWH 14.7% IKTEIEST MO OUAUFYIHG Versailles 2Br, 281 pen· thse. ocn view. SlSS.000. Auume loaM $1838 mo. Oft 730·2270. Hm 642·2682 SHOITON DOWM PAYMBm Owner will conside r Trust Deeds u part of dottn payment on this fabulous Harbor View Home. 4 Br, 2 Ba Ask fo r Kuey or Norm. S31'1.21M __ .__ ___ a:.-___ .._ ___________ ~---------------- FOUR IAYFIOHT HOMES. •• Choose your location. N.B. living at its best Your boat at your dock Selle r fina ncing .. MEW UNSOLICITED LlmMG! 45 feet on peninsula. See the world 3 stories high . . . UDO SOUD, 2 yrs. new. Easy care cus~om design , l 'h lots ... UMDA ISLE SO reel main bay view w/70 foot p~erhead line ... "AS IS THASURI" on Little Island. $.995,000. Seller will carry financing . • . IAYSHOltlS TOO ... Prlvate·beach orie nted gated c omm. next to Ba lboa Bay. Club ... Please call DONA CHICHESTER 642-8235 this fantastic residence. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I o.::s. $186 ,900. 498--4950 1100 Bayview lBr. tBa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S38.ooo. USTSIDE C.M. F i x er· u PP e r 2 B r · Home & 2 urul! Lge MS,000, Lido, N.B. Agt lot assum loan. low Pat 67J.. ~ r a t e P r 1 d e o r •SHOWPLACE* ownership Sl99.950 I E M O D E L E D Bkr 964 4345. wknds THIUOUT 960-1125 Prof decorated. frplc, 12 Units Costa Mesa liOOM . Sl2SM dn 10"7r quarry Ule. e.arthtones. Net S5000 per year pvt Huntington Ha.rbor area. See to apprec 6:11 ·21SO , 2043 2049 (A·l"'8l2). Wallace. BEAUTY HAS BEEN MULHEARN 2 Homes on l lot 1n CAPTURED Lacuna Beach. Walking This Immaculate 2 RE.ALTOIS distance rrom town & bedroom , 1 ~ ba t h (714) beach S290.000 Terms TRIPLEX Price· Sl:.J.000 Benefits to investor 1) Existing low rnterut loan • 2)New tax law allows 15 yr deprec1al.Jon Jl Fully managed 41Low down payments 5 l May exchange for your property 61Will accommodate your tax deferred ex· change Geo fuy R. E. lnc 114 42-46n Ocean HlUcondo enJoys 527-5900 Har riet Hart Real 1pectacular ocean and Estate 8roker499-t645. •-------• city ll1ht views of San 1-------1--r....,...ty 2000 Ha.. Clemente. Beaullflll MAllCAPAU ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• Atl> landscaptn1. a 2 car SIJ0,000 IMCOMI gara1e. deck, fireplace, Lovely nearly new 4 Pl.£X(S 3 • 2 bdrm only 3 abort and uae ollhe communl· mobllehome ln aconve· 2 8drm,lbat.h.Near So. blocks to beach In ty pool att j1.11t a few of n I e n t N e " p o r t Coaat Plaza. Terrific Newport. Lower'\11\il has Ole exlru you'll enjoy waterfront commWllly ttnlalaru .Superrondi-d e n o r 3rd bdrm . •IUllhepurchaMofUU. with bay vu f ully Uon. ..., • ..,,., Call • beautiful condo. Ex· "1miabed 2 ~ 'iba. ~'ib'' •ot more c e 11 en t fl nan c in I All acceuoriel to move S.M ·l. Super-coodltlon. avatlate $1 38 ,000 rip ln . lncllldln& dla· Near break even Ult t6Wll2 ~ bes. New c:ll U. martet. nnt year. Under tOX ~. WAlERFllONT HOMES .RID rAAP5T ~-~ 754-1202 ' , ( .. ~~~~.~~~~ ...... otlier RMlll... 1 U•fwWlhed tt Uiwfwwl"-td Ho.tet U•fwW.t.ed HoetM• U•fw'Rlthed Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September t3. 1981 OS -······················· ······················ ······················ .······················· ...................... . ••• ~.~ lOOOt..clw1,F.w, CONH .. ..._. lU .._. .. ,,._.._. l2 .. 0Mtw--'~ l2H S.J.. ~•h,....*d .,.,....hu.fwa. ~_.-•••h~ _._tM•t•~ ••••••••••••• ••• A. 270 ..,. .. ,..... 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Ira ytd, view: Oceanfront Sharp :.mtt I Hr 1 lb H•)' ~•de S4SO ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Will COf\lldfrtradtdn l'ltru:. and cute 2 RR col 675 6675&&U-26611 No children, no pets ocean vtew 1175 mo' 11000/mo Incl 1ardtner .96$0 Mo Waottr Adult Adultl, no IX'l.s Sav11tr 2 Br I Ba pool. laundry 2 Br Adultaon~. no i>t" on er. dn w1paper ta~r in deslrabll' No San JASMINE CRJo;F,K Prtffr wortina marn~ 9$6-~ • ]23 0110or8lll 2:583 675 ~/2U.'JZ.:.>18 Wllc!_e & Co bi~~ rm No~ Close lo 1111 S42S Mo 7$S lllth St 71UMTS 01f&o Cu ('all Linda 2 bdrm and den, pnme couples o;er ~o >'c'I' Oceanfro.;t On the Yearly or Wlnlfr. full y 2bdrm, I ba,hundt'«IC.'-. ~~1~[~~t.~~~~ Call&4H007 Sl,100,000 ()flh, lor 0el'8n VttW •Ct' 4 5 () I I boardwalk s Br 3 Ba w...... l2tl fum luxurtous ()('l'llO uraae llOO Ultl pd 2 Br I Ba 1.9111 Maple 5 x groes ca.ah nows ltarrt'lt lllty, oo ~I Guarded romrnunily 962·8!196 aft 2PM fo'urnls hed f ••••••••••••• .. •• •••••• front 1 Br Apt Sk-.:PN i 673 1166 MESA V fo.:RUI! home al Ave. Upstairs. Adult&, Nffd27SKdown IHI ht• Tenn1~ & pool!! l.rase llOMEFORR~NT 11500 Mo ory~~:t; • 2 Ur. A.JI util pd l.r11 C11112t3/44.H028 Wohrfr~ mospht,.. 2&3dlxapb no pct• 1375 Sierra MOllUHOM1'8( be'"--2100 $1.7~ 34 Bdrm 16'75 fo't'nced lliS8S42 · yard S500 No Pl'l5 3 BR 2 Ba c•"• drp~ 8 .. h pt 2 .. ft•..,.,5 ri No~ta 54&1034 Mgmt Co 64113'l4 .._..,. ~l212 yard & 11arage KHb & ·~9 3232 ' .,..., '' II. II •"" ..,, 111 ''bd 1 1~'-.. d Its SS25,000 ••••••••··~··••••••••• i'" MEWPOITHGHTS -·-frplr,bltn.d1w.g11r.<·a Molu mu~ HlWLYDECOl. • rm, ... u:a, 11 u ·nu 45 sp11rnoc1lA11rr·t • f'nandoah V;illty. VA, Mo to Mo Lr .i ~ e ~~nt~o":1e S45 2000 L k b 1 Co.daMil._ bit! F'om1ly Ollly. W1ntrr ?73.4048 I llr 1111~ pd, t•nfl gar Pt"lli USO/mo 1.)1 & llul 't_ICD&nd Lo 100' 14SK dn trade for h0n1t' lk11ut I I f'rubnbly (IV&ll ltJ Junt ,,. --· t~ e nebwdcu.-rtom UI t ,_,.1.1:.t 3400 Hentul 1>73 9423. f700 Rt<modelt!<.I 3 llclrm 1 hu . d wuhn, pool Adultb + dej> MS-"506 ll bdrm lodae ch11lrl nNtr '82. 21lR, 1'-IHA Lh• rm, VACANT 2 BR 2 Ro ree e room11. two 0 r 642 5073 YILL ... C"'9"'01 ... .' WI l Sk It 1 f cluldrtn & pets OK N · baths torm11t dlntnl( ••••••••••••••••••••••• ceao root 2 br, 2 bu close to bth 1;;5 mo yr ,,,. """' ,.. . , 642·6 153 Str~:~~~(~~tir1 st'~~~rtg >~~ ~~~nl'1,~~·:-J~~ fwya, 1575,iA!k;orKeil~ room ' Eaung area in Newport8e1ach1dults on uvail ~pt 12toJune12 I} li.e 673 HH4!1 ur 21r. I lo~ Spac101J.\ E Sidt l\pls si4souo t' II " or Mar.)'JAD4!9Qt471 kitchen View S™>Oper ly I BR, uqu1S1te 752-9466 833-2650Ajt Newly dtror Gas µd Encl~ar,p11t10,dshw~hr ".~~~.~ .. ~~~~ ss'.,..,.2 a owntr. at"res mi Pel.' OK ---"'-= month yearly lease Vuaa11lu Braut Winter Rental, orean Coro11odlfu-3822 encl gar pool. <bhwr &stOVt' MO!ll ultl free 11 -"'"' 644 0164 DOWNTOWN HOUSE 631-7300. Realtor gardens. pool. JIH'uzz1, front NeW""rl B""Ch -A·'ul•~ ,,. .. ILJY73 No ~l~ . ...... ..... · · 'r d '-'·· 1 •• ·' ~ e R J.. · ....--~"' ••••••••••••·····--···•• u ~ ~ ..,,.,, .. _. ~·· ,,_ r~ c"" .... guna gJtt'u .,par1ous S 3 Uu . 2 Bdrms, 2 b:tlhs. 2 -~ -saunu, gym, 24 hr ~ec. Monthy & or weekly bd 2, Ii f 1 I 8DRM $410 ~!1!11111111111111!191!!!!!!!1 ___ 1 rstatt' area, 3,IAAI sq rt rorm11I dining, fon11ly blotlu to Beach Over LIDOISU 1.uard f700/mo 6316666 1141544 24114 • \11111~~~·& 1~ ~r:~ J11~: l lrTo~ 2 BDRM 547:, 16 UNITS hme, fanla1>t11· uce.rn room. l)O!IS1ble lease op 30 '65() 9611-llm Spurkliog cle11J1 4 br. 3 Newport Crest Condo, Ntwly dl'<'Or g~ pd 2323 EldenAvt' CM 1 \Jew Prof decor , 2 yrs, t1on Av111I now SI' ba home w opt'n 3bdrm. 2...,ba. Ofctrn NewPort Ot'earuronl. 2 & newly painted s995 <'nl·I iur . iiciol, cbwhr 6427~ v·~:uo~cBe~~ak 0~:rann SM9.000 or Palm Svnni:s mu, 11_gt 700831 t WA TaFIOHT beamed t"etllngs Agt, view JlOOOimu 646-M11 4 Br A \'1111 Winter &H 7220ur~9-ll7!i5 Adults 642 ~3 Zbdrm, 1~.bu, arr, rer ~O 3666 or l.ake Arrowhead C'On :tBR, "lloneymoon t:ol llOnt Harbo~. boat slip, V 1rgln1 e O ·Br 1 en, ~ ~ Week I Y 1 Mon I h I> G1gant1r I liR w.d1n1111: EASTSIDl furililies. ~ S.C l'la1.ll do or h u u s e tuae " Canyon virw, 7bdrm, 4ba. 1mmed nt• 673-1323 ll9C~1Mclolft 673-7677 rm, hv rm. frpk. patio, area 5495 mo 979 19!i5 714 499 3470, !i51 8215 ~t ve pet dll c u P S 2S 0 0 I m o Exe 1u 51 ve Big C yn Beaullful 2 bdrm, den, porch Nrwly remodeled Avail now 2 belnn. Iba Whelan ·Real Estate R ...... al• ... ~" 6•73°1~,,. l>, a ), t213l446 9966; ~ J963 end unit. allactied dble enlrant"e S650 l'dM I i.tory. shag. dra~~ """ • _,., ...,.. ~ twnhse 2 br. 2 ba. pvt WIMTEI UHf AlS r 1 d .... •-~" Lrg 3 Br 3 Ba, FR w gar, pool, tenni• ., .... n garage Tastefully det oc~.1...-.....n 675 6611 P11tto, rp c w, """m DV'F'Li:A ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• 2 B I Ba U plex with r I 3 ,......., ......,., M t M $1600 mo ~""' Q R 2ba d r c1llnl(s, i:ar adult\ I bdrm . l(ar. us water Hottatt ~ r u rp c. car gar. near 640-8126 497.5471 u o o 2 bdrm, 1 bath $475 u1t't 3 r , pix • .:ar $475 garage Mo to Mo Qu1t•l beach S9501mo Call New-port~on the beach. 3 644·05S3or67~~ 3 bdrm.2bathS625. walk to bl•h S!IO(I /mo pd Pnv yd Stove & Trade Luxury Newport 1•••1bo•••••1 •l-::_~··•••3••1•0•6• areu S575 Mo Agt>nl !!!12·8118 _ br, 2 bll, some ocean CCMMlo......._ Adullb. no pel' Dr1vt' hy TSL MGMT 642 1603 Ref rig $4.25 645·7636 home on 11 acre for In a a •-1>51 IH30 RENTAL Ml. IUCH. view Cute, tux condo U.tw.111-.d 1425 only 719 lleliotropt• Spar1oui. 2 fir I Ii:! Large Bach Apt Good l'ome Units or• 8qu1l) •••••l'A·l:L:us·roR"••• CostaMHO 3224 This 2.bdnn beauty has 1r75 673-9LS7 wknds or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ava1!10 3 972 9406 Laundr} fat .pool $395 loral. pu\ale patio S280,000•\rlouw' NEW2bd 2b Bh l lk It 5489556 Adults,"""•859 Wl9th Yearl). Winter lknlJI' ••••• •••••••••••••••••• new cpt.s Adult occup S=->-6776 wkdrs rm, a, stove, ac e or. wa m l' ose· """' :3~o4~~~ Co Up Agent At'f/.lf Propertie' ~:ash1d c 2Blt 111 l(l ''ondo avail now Sauna, Steps bay/ocean 3 Br ref rig, W 1D, carprts' dose to bc.irh, ~huµ 2 Hr 11~ Ba 323 E ltlth St &'7~4000 huuse dtv Pool, gar tennis. D/W, refrig & Zba . patio. gar. S800imo drapes, pauo. dbl gar. p 1 n g . e I l' $325 rn o Pauu. gurage l child 2 Br l ' 1 Ba S47S Adulh. h•dMs';_a:t, llr, 21,. $600-. ,1dult~ No Pl'l~ SS25 sec. ~75 mo w,garage .1!!l'_673·4436 ~l,Jac E_505S2 8672 Waterfront J bdrm. (rplc. 644·8S98 ()k, no pet.ii. ~5 Sierra newly redecorated. nel!. Pro 2100 9'7Z 2828 ''"' ~\~enager ~ IHJran.:e No pets pleal:>e Agt Lido Isle 5BR •BA 2 Newport Crest Condo. 2 bath. garage, rum or OCEANSltJE 011: llWY Mgmt Co 641 1324 rarpct & drapes, d w ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-1168 stry Avail ~pt ISth 3bdrm. 21,ba. ot·ean unfum li7S9111 Attrarl barh J\l IO I PRIV,6.CY&QUIET J t' Gas & water paid IHDUSTllAL M· I lalboa Pftliuula 3107 :lBR, 2BA. Crplc. Xlnt Brand new 3 br. 3 ba $1800 mo. Agt 871 6690, view, S900 J!!Q,_&46 9<Ml9 2 br, 2 ba. n1C'ely dec·or & ~_per mo !:.\' 675 6061 Like ncl!. I & 2 Hr Apl~ llalcony. carport_. pool & $6000 MO ll~·1~~~·;liit•;:;~t~i°1;1:.j• q~~e~ $7~ e~~ ~rile house fordJscnmmullnR 637-7751 _ Rach condo. I blk from access. Long or short Cotta Mno 9824 ;0~~~ ~~l~~~poy ~r pufti':. ~·;~'.J c°is~ c;:~a~!' INCOME $1200 Sept l9lh lo .lune family 2 blks lO beach Ocean view 3 Br. 2,, Ba bch, Harbor Pac1fll'. term. 675 2543, 673 1624 "••••••••••••••••••••• pool , •pa. bbq laundr• 979 1911 l9lh 1175 :kal Nt::WEXECCONL>O Totally upgraded All busll ins S875 frpl, pool. Jar. $125 mo or673-5261 'J'llESt.VILLE :! l:lr 1 ., ~ , Ont t lll' -0Uice ~lll.H'l' l Bdrm ~full ba. micro, G a rd en er 1 n 1• I 642 __ .3493, 642 46.57 213-559 3171 ilfl b OU L>uplex 2 Br, ~75 Step~ Ba AdulL\, !WI!. 1 rpli., lush shadt'd lands1·a p 1 Br I ba, upgraded t•<>n MRr tanks·repa1r b.i'' \\inter I bdrm, ~1e11, 111 .,3 r dr cip pool J 'l' $1200 mo o.,..,01"' wkdavs ino $460 & up Mature do l"r So Cst Plza Ten ' "' · · ~ .....,. '""' d "'-" lo b<'h Yrly rental. no drapei.. "lilrn, "ar " t propertyfrool.''"6 f'w\ I brach & duwntuwn $795 mo Agt7.>41202 Lt o lsland.t'lean3bdrm, ,.. "' adults, NO PE"~ Me~a n1s . pool. 1olleyba I pos~ h1 n~e mutel S4 75 mo l'l il inc l RlHTTOIUY 2ba,2cargar,lrgpalio. NEW 2 bedruomcondo,i pets ll(l Z4th St Nil wat er pd Call I fl Pines. 26511 Harla , adult $1SOmn 9570222 $1 llUl'k Ray area Condu for J t k 1 & $1 1001 !i591623 ~ ba . gar, S62S mo 575.32941 1624 0704 6X 4l20 .500.000 Buh Llurdll'k I :>48 2897 lea~e 4 Br 3 Ba 2 l'ar us ma e paymen s 1 _, mo. · !i57_39860r545-77tl0 DX> Bach dnt bl·h lot , .1 ~ .. S /\ 549 2447 Ag_t 759 1221 Hlllltinqfeftleoch J 14 i.:arage. tennis rnurt, ~~~oC~~cbuquahfymg I WESTCUFfCOMDO Waterfront Condo 3 Hr :1 view, ut1I pd Adult rd h 9 , S4isanta "" . Br l l:la Poul. l(aragt.> •••••••••••••••••••••• !>pa. pool S8SO Mo t<ef's 3 Br House Two hedrooms Two Ba S975 Mo Agent Winter 67S-6583 Room, J Ur Townhou't' j ~a--anu ~~~ts64~~1~1~~ :' remH NEW r•\ •r\>llln 5and IBR furn required No pets A_g_enl !i566516 baths Dining room 714 851 l&I Steps to ()("ean, 1enn1~. ,1pl in qu1tl urlult <·11n1 ~ u n Mon Fn logu c ~ ~ llcl'an '1el!. St>l· .:ate, 544 IW71, 7~ ~I H C d Fireplace. Adults No jog, bike 2 BR . 2 BA. plo·x Newly deroratl'rl I APARTMENTS d poo I S7:!5 H c• rh• t• New Condo, 2 bdrm + ~nll~glon Bay on °· 2 pets. S6SO per month yrly A-r+wit'fth fwftitMd W nt r $5511 67 3 3556 rirepl:H'l'. l'nl'ISd vatio &. Ilea ull fut landHaped Lo._ f t-1_ 220 9GI! 3014, 964 1688 d 2 b B ht S r I 2 Ba S55() Adults. lease 631 7:.JO Broker r-.:Jrden a•"• Patio~ or Dana Pa~ 382' n or~ en a ng rn. pr no pets Water & trash -' , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·3596 ga raJ:e Arlults u11I) I "'"' ... ' ••••••••••••••••••••••"\LGCJ-a leoch l 14 rni: micro. pool ~PJ 2 pa rd w d Agent no fee SANTIAGO DRI VJo: lolx>o IN.d 3706 -1 • I Sorr~. no pell> ss:il> \111 <leeks Puol & Spa ro\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• rJr gar patio s;50 !>45 20ou · Unusual <'Olllemporary 4 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 1., egant 2 HH 2 Ha. \ 1el!. 645 _3381 l'all btwn !IS 30 ered parking Adult~ no J Br 2 Ba drapes, d w Oc uwv1EW Wcxxhl'o\e2 Ht 112 na S1errJ Managemenlt'o BR house Wllh many 311""1cwfr'Of'lt 1ndd\ piano r hlrld Qu1rl/\ctull!>OVer35 l11r pets yard. garage. frph· LM Ort> an \lcw z hlra·k., 641 t324 l"ille 3244 built ins. Large enclosed I "· ~aterf linen, T\:. l'll' $150fl mn 1 2 Bil I'• U1\ ~KS Near tiearh A11a1I 9 JO beal'h $750 Mo S..irn I Urand new 2 Br <:undo, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard $1200 mo Call BN ' 3 Br 2 Ba aterfront Ag!n 646 32.'>S 2 l!drm Startm)( Slltl 2 HR 2 BA S'5IO S'515 S600 Mo 675 4(~ aft 5 LA cl NA BEA(. 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Winter Rental 22115 A Santa ,\na 2 Br 11., Ba TownhoW>e OK $435 7»6500 ~nner 1 ahof lkuut1ful lloust' $775 Mo Oupl1·~ SHOO Mo 54~22.53 IJ951mo. Lois Miller agt HBr, S1200 mo yrly laho PfflM1ulo 1707 Adults. no pets A\'ail 641 0763 blwn !I 1 Mon La und r) rm pal 10 l)l. PL EX 2Br. frplc 2 ) arre fanng lcnt•h S'llMJ l\lo 1!fi 5125 RENT TO BUY 631 1266 1 2Br. SlOOOmo yrl) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 001!. SliOO b'75 7019 f'n garage Small "h1 lcl blk:. from PCll $i6S mo meadow. pa\rd ~lrl't'h • A oA f 1 2 00 ft h 646-0686 Lrg winter rentals I Br I ,mall pel <>K "'25 «<n 1 •t 1 t S300 tlettrtell\ St'l!.er J \ail Spa" dlr hlk brh l!.ldl' .Ju3l makt• 1>11)mc•n1~ & <X'al1 u I sq ome ••"". 2 Br ""IS. +'u11I •· SClftC~ 3776 1.UXl:RYl>l'PLE.X . 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' a t t v e ll ,1 k &• slor) Avail aflt•r Sept I for lrase Exec ('OneJu 3 RLTR l>ar 2 frples. pool & ten . lolboa Island 3806 \\ests1de Duplex Mnckrn pell. $250 mo + '• ut d~ Syramores surroun1t !Ith Winter S91JO or Hh hr 2, b r 1 & r ,3 973-4772 nis cl 10 seruril v Steps to ocean ba\ :110 •••••••••••••••••••••••I \Pl ,1 ll r 1 B. 2 l!R 2 BA S!>I S -+ $100secunt\ 496 5434 th1~ I 9 arn· 1'.,t;ite lea!>e Sl200 No pcl~ \i:i t . 'd a "'.;.' I\/ I --lead! 324 guarded rommty SllsO E Bay 2 Brl"2 ba. bltm Yrlv Bayfronl. 3 br, 2 ba Oo1!.n3l;1rs l!.1th frn"~d 398 W Wilson, 631 ~ • Propert> R1 gh1 110 J .. 8 '-'2T P\ )ar ·-.pa poo ' r ....,-... 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In ter renlal SHS S-135 mo Adult!> onl\ Bay Gated community, 2 Br Oen. 3 Ba Large OpewW.S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quiet MlS-t 'ei·unl} no pels.nowaterbed!t mo 9ro-Sl23af\GPM won 't believe )UU re un ~ o .i:-l Pru fH' r l rt·~ I i68 5907 an Spm \lacanl S1200 mo Hill!e plush Condo for tease 1815 W Balboa 2 Rdrm. 3 Br 2 Ba. frplc, nel!.b re 548-5442 770 562'J 2450 Newport Bhd Huntington Ba). adults. 2 I~ ~S mm rn11n Oran~t: fi73 51111 ~.,\ST SID lo: 'h Jr P !c," o r mack Rt. yearly Boat slip avail 1 ba w gar S500 winter. decorated. $825 D\s O\Cr 30. 21lr, quiet, nu Costa ~1rsa bdrm pet ok. pool Count\ Down pa\·m,•nt '\ F W PORT (' H ~ ~ I' I Spanish honw J Bil 2 · !iSI $1600 Mo at 621 Lido $600 yrly Open t2 lo 4 536-1441• eves &IO 5719 pets $375 & m5 mo J I J pa tio. frplc Nr beaC'h. as low a!> to•, lnlrrC'st B Ei\l'TY \'iew furn :1 li.i lgdenl'ed yard, i.:a r L~e 3BR 38A, fam rm & Park Dr N B Ca 11 Agl 675·:e!O _ Beach Yearly 3 Br & 4 w Wilson 631 2177 1-:astside 2 BR hoUSl' in Ill shop11.1 ng_ SSOO 979 7629 .is low as 9'. $167 OIMl llr SlOOO Agt 645 02'J~ 1 ~0 pets 9\511 m•J CJll dine, big yard, near 714 1645·9709, Mon Fri Corona def Mer 3722 B r 6 7 S 9 i 9 1 & Nr OCC 2 Br Pa.llu ._0 house de\ l'ool. gar 2Br fresh I) painti>rt Af/.l 17141723-8333 On lhe beath' !I-ear pwr 97~ JS48aft6P~I beach. $1400 mo agt forajljll •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• 213 S8S 2111 DOGS A1a1I W·:l s.150 Jdults ~o pet~ $525 dean S450mo 111!!!--------i 2 Br Winter Rental 20tNi 3 Br 2 Ba luxuriuu~ nt•I!. 494 7!i5t WATfRFIONT HOME I Ocean Front I bdrm. fpll'. Lillie 1s Big" Class1f1ed I Mo. 552 8343. 645 1387 Ma n ager 24 fl 3 U 8'M>&Xr2 --------• W 0l'l'Jnfmnl 7591677 intrrior $95. Westl·hrr • BEACH HOUS F. • 2 story cusl.om home, 41 gar,palro.adJts.nopels ads are really s mall BEAUT1rllL 2 Br 2 Fla OnngeAvr j~bclrm. 21~ba. yrcl cnl'I " ~ r ?J" •• 3 82S2 beamed re ii 1 n I( 11 lh b d h """ h k ..,., •. HIRBORIS'•NO 2 BR ~Ba condo.n1l't•h area 6•1 2 22!lJ , Cosey IBR . frpl c. BR. formal dining &l f700613·7787 "peopl~topeople"sale!> MesaVerdt>,llOO Mi fl Lrg2BR.IUt. ~·"•mo .:a r wa~h er dryer urn1!>heel with llii\ ~" .,., ., breakfast nook, 3 car SPACIOUS IACH ra s~1 1gre1a ers 1p fplc. lndr) d1sh wshr $175 dep Laundr) lac·. oo ups ..,,5 lst.,.l:ist P r1 1 :F e ~ :\ X ~ 1 11 \ ICI!. 'it•t bldg $121~1 mu \l t~a Vt>rde 4bdrm 2ht.1 ~~~58~'' Lag 1595 garage. lge cl06ets, pan An and brg results To place enclosed )(ara,l(e A41ulb. I .idults. fat ok 200'J ~ta S200 sec l68.S2 Husk ms l!.a e root ot wit IJll'r ~rl) Y.Jtcrfmnl ll11m1·~ lrpk i:ardcn1n.: inl'I try, 3 frplc 's.,lge det"k, South of Hwy Complete ydur classified ad. l'Jll no peb SS50 pie Street '1ana11t-r Children ok 846 ~0/18 and shp IA<'atcdmlhe 6311400 S7SO mu 55!1 t4lll l . ARCHIUCHHGTS boaldockavailalexlra Iv rum $150utilsincld toQ!y&42S678 3103MaceAve 540-4400 S48-S861Afler2 &48-H15 pre\lij!ious prllJlt' ttAYCRf'ST s hclrm l ;52orn1 Lovely 2 story, 3 BR 2 rharge_ For lease only Avail 9_15 673_5454 or r~;~11~unity or ll.irhor1 h•Hllt' w ~10l, l11rge· ~,If~ CITY 1.1mrn. OCt:AN ba Sll95213r'926-6719 Call Peggy Pattrson, 673-0164 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnre1ndudesappru\l'1I $2000 LIDO l!'IJ.f_ \tt;w 31lr 2'1ba ltlC'd WoodsCove 2 Rr 1',Ba 714 955·2473 wkdays • • lux1uriou3 SflUIJ ''lfl l a nl!l!.\~niecorac•1 l'atthl one' $111111 beach $7()0 Mo Sara OVERLOOKING c.a.s.a.DEORO plansandpe;mit,fnrJ ~h~hrm1nf 1 _ _,,tidrmt 211 k11ch rp 5k~h1:ht !.pa Ocean v1e11o. 2 bloc k!> 8 · 5 PM --~~!!~.~~ ....... ??.2.~: 8-D~D!s ~~in~sK• ~~l~ar~IAL :. frPnch Rl'gl'lll'} 5 ~It«~ mo \earl\ Hill I 964 3-166 964 1661 IS acre pnvate park 3 "' "' lid rm. 5 hath horn" ~·1th C.rundy, S7HISI Clean 3 flr 2 ha hsr rncd LOCJW"I M'9w' 325 Bd 2'1 Ba. S·2 2 sly ALL UTLLIT!ES PAID m11nv amemtu·~ ~ant (rph'. $75. no IJt'l' •••••••••••••••••••••• $700 mo Kids OK . no llu ) lhe lot fur ~3 BAY\.'IEWCOS002Hr i60l60S 3 Br 2BaGardenHome pets Compare before }OU . ltseasytoplaceyour8-Qay W eekClassif1edbymatl and 1t • m1lhun hu1ld the h>llN' 2ba nircl} rum1,hcd USTSIDE Niguel Shores. pnvJte John Marshall rent Custom desi~n ynur~eu and )OU ~111 Ser bid)( $12(XJ mo HI\ I <'Ommty. pool. beach 631 1266 features Pool. BBQ • costs 1ust $8 -that s only a dollar a dayl To qualify fo r this • ha\e a hmshl'<l home al' 2 BR 1 Oa yard & patio ~ 492·67~ ... 661-3526 cov'rd garage. s ur • 'iPeC1al Offe r YOU must be a non-commercial user o ffering • a 1mn•atlcastSl.trn.0001 VILLA BALBOA I Br • S.S75 Isl & last ,\\Ull I i llJf j\*• rounded with plus h und1>r an) l'omp;,rabh• den I'• ha l'rof ill• 1 ON I GJt54l61 N•wpor+~ l26 :1'f44'L-}W landscaping Adult h\' • merchandise for sale UP to $800 per ad and the pric e mus t • property 10 'llt•l!.pOrl coralcd With WOOl1'\ MtwPOftR;yifloa •••••••••••••••••••••• -··--·-·-ingalilsbest No pets • be 1n your ad ThP cost stays the same w hether your ad • Bearh \ u·w~ $lSOO mo yrh \Ba Seav1ew 4 Br 3 Ba. family I Br fum from $445 1-'or details c·all 646 sun Waterfront Home~. Int· .tRR fla2~1 :,~~ ~~n len rm. d1nmg nn. ocean & 15 AC. PVT PARK. 365 W. W1lson.L642-1971 n eeds eight days sell<ng time or JU St one ur. art Sl'M 646 8754. 631-1400 j n1s, Jae S85Ct mo Rer. no ~~~~sbt~~~t>ol & 2 Mslr Bdrm 2·~ Ba SUS CASITAS • • agt J>ClS 673 9192 631·4122 ~·~~ ~~5• m~be~o Kids F'um. 1 br apt. S34s & e Use one wo rd 1n each box About 4 w ords make one e 1706 OCEANFRONT SI 3bdrm 2ha. f~. & 1!.3ler Waterfront lease, 4 Br 4 John Marshall up Enfl gar Adults. no • Cl a ss1f1ed line Of lype Minimum ad IS 3 line s Please pnnl • Mowitain, D~. Br 21, Ba Rd's S1200 1 pd 5800 mo Tdep \'ar Ba. family nn. top ron 631_1266 pets 2110 Newport Bl I.tori 240 Mo .\\a1l thru 615 F.~es 6441120 d1tion,dockfor40'boat S48·4968btwn8&SPM • plainly • ••••••••••••••••• ••••• 675 !1!132, 213 446-6684 11 Completel)' redcC'Orated $1900. I~ i llJ f I ~. So Csl Plaia area Very • PUEBl.O Styli· horn•' I to!tuil us Amoveforrcs '1'f44L-L nice.2Br.1Ba pool.Jaf. ,------------------------------,. ~Ith mill Ion S \ ll'I!. U) tu lease our 4 Br 4 Br 4 Ba. clean & sharp, _ •• __ , -·-tennis. no cluldren. no • I I • ~ost un1qll(' prupt>rt~ m home ln Mesa \'erde next lo tennis & beach -. pels, prefercoople. $600 Yucca \'alle~ '<el!. 3 HotHttU~ See lhrs to appreciate $1500mo RemaxofNpl BLUFFS s partous 3 mo_ lease 642.0077 • , I • bdrm, 2 hlh. ~PJ !>Okn ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• Bob or Dov1e75i9 l221 bdrm. fam rm , 211 --=-:o pets Ref's. IJ9S ~o -----· -baths, wide greenbelt. Newly decorated I Br • I I • I\'\ rm RV gar t·u~tom Balboa Island 3206 1 549-5023 or 549-~ 4 Br 2 Ba & 2 Br. I Ba P 001 S 14 00 8 k r , Dplx Sep by gar Quiet. I features lhru nut :10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MES.a. VERDE for lease Furn or un 644·0134 Empld adult over 35. no • I • mm to P S agt 36.~ Z39l 2 bdrm. 1 ba S700 mo util "' rurn No pets. Steps to -pets S325 Re r • 11 I I ~ Shore/lltftnat 1nrluded Quiel 4 br 2 ba. ram rm. 2 ur beach S800-ll50 per mo NEWPORT S48·lll2l • I I • o.,.~,,,.p 245~ SS6 2323. 675 !i575 I gar frpk C\'d pa Ito. Agent Judy 559-9400 llG CAHYOH L:,...., INCh 37 41 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• CapistranoBeoch 3218 ~ OKJC:.S maybe Custom bome. Ternf1c .;~;:•••••••••••••••• I I llACI ENDA GOLD KEV ••••••••••••••••••••••• I mo B A y F R O N T golf course view on the Furn lux studio. s pa, TV, • I I • CLU B Aff1hatecl with Condo. ocean view, 3 Rr 2 br ..-den. 211 ba PENTHOUSE Bright & lsl lee Over 0000 sq fl maid service, phones. • I I • RCI 1Go AnyWhen>1 1 21, Ra Da na Bturrs. (1!.nhome, 2 car gar. rec la rge 2 br +den. sec SJ, 900 mo Mari ly-" Sl2.5 wk ~2227 1!.'k SISOO under mkl pool tenrus. et<' $750 fac. $750 mo 751 ~ bldg In super Lido Kershner, Ag\, 642·8235. • I • 5488952 .t92 6700 2br.lba,dl>legarwor Pen1n loc $2000/mo MacnablrvmeReall M.wportleoch 3769 Outof CCMlty Exee home. ocean v1t'w, 1 fice. S5~0 F'am tltes yrly Bayfront, Pier&: Slip. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I • Property 255 3 Br 2•, Ba . enclsd w(llcome 751-4~ Br. 3"'2 Ba New Kitchen. • ••••••••••••••••• .. ••• p:sl111 $900 Agt 496 5980 't:nbehe\uble' Jbr r, side VERSAlLLES 2 Br 2ba, C o m p I e t e I y • R0ttcho s-ta h h 0 u 5 e. 0 n1 y S4 7 5 • sec. clubhouse. pool, Refurbished. Carpeting, • • Dramsl1c4 Br4 Ba. 4000 CostaMno lJ2 Kids pels we lrome s ~a . re(ng S750 imo Drapes. 00-Slreet Park- sq rt. or elegant hvm~ •••••••••••••••••••••• •8263 winter 1ng . Year Lease. e Publl shmyadfor8daysstarting e spart' Lovely mstr su11e l3000/Mo. Bkr_ 75&-9100 . • OCUM-IAY VIEW Pl I h & 3b Waterfront Homes. Inc Cl f t • w pvt palw&spa over S bd r I f us Ip u.sh ronmydblr 631·1400 Oceanfront duplex 5 Br. • aSSI ICa IOn ____________________ _ look mg pool and vie~ of unny 4 nn. amt y am I y ome w e 2Vt Ba Ref's. SL200 Mo Na me • lh l n..-15 a x room. breakfast room garage Ju.st ZlS' 117751 e rees v .. ,..,r n AvaiL 9-14 lhru 6 15. yo:aA·.....,'NO ........ • • · E ha lh f Harbor View Hills home. _Renllmes631·4S!i5 Fee WUTCUorir ""' """ .-u .. 1ous xr nge IS me -rr 675-9932213/44&-84 . Soc1a1 Achv.t1es o. S500,000 assumable. Just vacant & read'" $1~ Luxu r ious four 1 F s • Add reduced tn$79S.OOO mo Dana Poilt 322l bedroom, three bath LEASE/OPTION ~~~~~ :11~e~rn;'~ reSS • ••••••••••••••••••••••· home. Beamed ceilings 4 br. 3 ba exec. home on Parties • Plus mo•e • C • NEWUSTIMG 2 R S F vttw lots, sewer & underground ut1I., 12% assumable fmanc ing. Subm11orrers. C1Hw1 i , • .._ 2 Br 3 Ba Spanish. J>('rfect for couple over lookin g golf course. pool + amenities 1595.000 C .. •tr&A.stoe. Drawer r. Rancho Santa Fe, 92067 m nse-2476 PUEBLO·Style home with milhon Sview Most unique proJ>t'rtY in Yue ca Valley ~"" 3 Bdrm 2 Ba, spa, snkn !Iv rm, RV gar, cuttom fetturet t.hruout. 30 nun. to P.S. . 714 2382 4br Harbor View Hills, new crpt, patDl. Avail immed. $1500 Mo. Bon· nie A(.ent 644_:_002. Eves Harbor View Knoll 38R .; lam rm V1ew, tennis & pool 11050 mn SS2 0917_. ~-~)_ Make those g ood bo111ebold rttms you're ool usln1 available to JOme ot.ber family by 1d- ver1itln1 them (or salt In Claulfled. Call MZ~ Stunning ocean view• In living room and fami· Sussex Ln in WestcUrr. GREAT RECREATION 1ty Zip Ph one ______ _ Spacious & luxurious bv ly room Secluded pool Just redone. Avail. now. Teonis•FreeL~ • • ing tn Uus Jewel of a siieyard.Spacelorboal S1300. Option price (pro&proshop)•7 • Check or M.O. enclosed D • 3bdrm w1lh gourmet or trailer. 11~ month . 752-2550 Heallh Cluhs •S3unn kitchen for easy enter 1 b · A l • Hydromasuge • • Ch d t talning ' So affordable al ye~r y ISIS. gen S.C........ JZ76 Sw1mm1ng • Goll arge my a 0 : '. only 9650' '4981 631 7300 ••••••••••••••••••h••• Driving Range • Renllmes6Jl-4S55 Fee Oceanfront ~uplu 5 Br. Seeing is believing the BEAUTlf\IL APTS I 0 -# Exp 1 • ---2\! Ba. Re! s. $1200 Mo. panoramic ocean view Singles, 1 & 2 Bed· • ~ · ---- Fomtolll V~ l2l~ ~~~~32~ii~~&-IS. ~i°n~eJh~~d~~d~!~: ~o~~~~~ e 11 • II .· •• •••• ••••••••••••••• .. Ni BR blk t....... • J·-+ .. .,,, •· living • No Pets • 0 # EX p 3 B r 2 I.It Ba Ti bro n ce 2 · i,i, to '""""e · ...,, fllW'I rtn..,, Models Open DA•ly • I · ----I • Tow'nhse S700 mo Open beach, quiet lttl. Wntr the luxury of high tlat 9 10 6 Sun l2SPM lll2l4Adobe leas~. 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SPACE PfHfMSUlA Adil~. no pets S4SO mo SECURED Year l<'a~e at Versailles 1714189J.5198. ref's & employment, will CM apt Pool Jae ilndry Oldest & largest agency 2 M°'""' Fr'ff R...t THE RIGHT S3G·8362 • Condo studio. large ROOMi -4000 match you with the nght 1245 + 1.-, ulll 754 6!S:i0or 1n So tali! since 1971 San Marcos I yr mm PRICE Spacious exerutive of I I Roomma'"'' S40.994S ext 28S Credits ABC.NBC.C BS. lease Lmtd lime oH"r ftt'es across from l'lt) M .. RIMERSW .. LK LOCKEO seepmgarea,poo ,spa........................ '"' -' GU .......... .,., .. , HallAllse~n<'•~aal" "' "' I bh I C'osmo. Pl\llDonahua Pr1"me 2nd noor off1n"'s "'""'"'!1;11;61· ... ~ .. v i .. 1 & 2 Br Townhouse l:NDERGROl.J'ND gym .c u ouse Roomforrent kit pn'' F'urn room. Lagurfa ~ H 300 Sq "" ble 'optional' "'-m""• b I lk · 30D G t K h Id ••,off• 700sq f\ and up ""sq to 6000 ,.. Pnme · riv """' Apts from $475 Patio'>. PARKJNG a con), secunty, wa F', Nev. port Hgts. no' ay uaran ee Beach itc & ry ..., W 1 rf sq ft up at -asonablo be h A I N 1 .., k to all new clients who ft 11ross New 20 acrr ater ront o ices 1n " "' single & double rar IRVINE to ac 11a1 • 0 11 st smoking reas 642·fil48 pr1v .. on s mo er "' N I "" t re ntals No lease re garages. near llunt $475 Mo Call Mr lferb -J..: -plea se S225 mo need aplaee Lo:; Vallec1tos Business ewport 1 ar\IVr wil i ed 'at ~ Harbour Children <>K earU.CI Campus W~dys 213 487 -46190 Room Cd M Home 50'i offwtlhtlusad 4973097,6422233 Center Easy access boat slips a\•ailablc qu_!!' ,c 167~ -S40.6807 HARVARD MA."l:OR l::ves 213 393 7721 f emale noo smoker Newpor1 Beach,6411899 llv.}' 78. l·S. I ts ll1gh Plus a longlistof~pet•ial PrilNHotlkhloc. ---21 Cal.Jlomia Ave Wknds 213187&-3628. Wi ll ~Mo 700.0553_ OrGIMJt Co:IS 1-771-4 "Cay Roommate Serving all the S Coast freeway Vl!itb1hly Park amenities. Temrtl' le as A prox lloo fl suite 2 BDRM TOWNHOM E 955-2521 consid_er lease Oj>t1on Laguna Beach Motor lnn. Contact Services" I 1 k e s el t 1 n i: A • l' ing terms now a\ailable P~kg run sen on the Pool,park.nearbeach MASTERNISA Largut Gay Male GardenGrove,8953482 I Carpeting Plenttfut Call Toda)'' 963-5191 I 2br duplu wtlh \Jew or 985 No Pac1r1c Coast Roommate Service tn par king Part1t1on ul (714) 675-8662 water •~ltodt 1148 ocean~'Kids&pet5 Hw y, Laguna Beach Accepted Calif.ll 7PM 0 Sa 1 On l 1 1 Come!>eetlnow' Wt\LK TO BEACH _,,-.... I OK, "t l , a.a. D ·1 w kl Kl h 1 21.J)~"" """n. pen 'l loo' 10 5 owance SI e easmg _loaf Slim AYoilab&e_! ""'"'wport •-L....../ B h I S & ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. us see ......... a1 y, ee y, 1 e en _____ __ ,_,........, s R 1 :.r-,..,.. -"~ ace or to\t' Small, chanrunR studio available Low wmter M F'tosbare3Br Costa ;1~~~4t9023u onne HfWl'OITCENTY Tokai'-*lldca. ~~f' m~as st. ~~~to: ~r nr_ Mam Bearh. $400. S325'. Sunny slud1~l with ~tes. 494-~ -Mesa home. close to PreslJg1ous. full s~rv11·e Call Judy. 642.4644 for SJG.7979 · utlls incl 494·3044 all uuls pd 1197!ie f l'e Master w /bath, pool beat' h. oH New port . GOl'OCJ.ff BA YRlOHT EX EC orftces In rids 3Hl to see _ ' Sharp 2 Br :olew carpet, R~ 631-4555 Ref!> req Mesa Verde Blvd $295 Mo 1ncld forll9f 4350 Next door to Ru st y rcpt set'. 11erox. under APPROX USTSIDE pa1nl. with garage Yearly Steps lo sand. 2 ~ ~>5t~aft.Ji. uuls 646-4395. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pelican Presllge off11•e ground pk'g, telex & an· space Vil.US Adults,~ts 546-~ Br 2 Ba 1)5() 67~9797 & Age 2230, prefer male I-' lo shr your apt. llB 2 car garage, ll on t space for lease Also shp ll llque decor. conf rm ~<'"" lar~e 3 bedroom L Hih 315( 213 S8S-21ll pool, Jac, tenrus. wlk to area.ranmove0ct4 Nr AProfessionalService Btach. SIOO pr mo avail 646-4419 644 7189. town home apanmenls ·OCJllMO Nice, 2BR In plex fr-pie. bcl!.._$200 mo. 548--~ _!!us onl . 900-9425 F'or Professional AVail n~ 96().5200 Sub-let 850-sq rt oHice Nwpt Bch, sm;ll ofrlte. Approximately 1,250 sq ~~~·~;:1 .. 2°0;·;,·.i~·~dji° no pets Nr Hbr H1 $475 Balboa Inn Bi-weekly SOO Wan led Mature resp People Storage or I car 540 mo Prime Newport Blvd Ad 8x8, 18Z1 WestchH Dr lmlfteu R.td 4450 fl Must see the many park.avai.Jl~I ~50mo mo 646-J797 & up Kitchennette. MF to shr 2Br hse 1n CoronadelMar dress NB $150 mo.6310900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• amen1t1es mcludin11. 9518707 2Br l~-,Ba Townhouse oc.!!_nfl'O!!L675·8740 H.B .Wallct-0 bch Rers 3oHicestoscreen.check 640-8400 646·1036 24h~ EXECUTIVE GaHers & Saller sto' e. S225 962 8542 ref's & emplo_yment, will Large sin-gle. -Ea··tblu-rr Costa Mesa. 2SO .,.. rt dl~hwasher mirrowav" Newport hocJI 3869 style Adults, no pets Room in Waterfront older req Imo . _, "" SUITl!:r. · ~ """" ••s......, ho N B f 1 642 SSZ4 Pam match you with lhe right ns M 0 640. •295 & suite $175 mo L'.tils an 11 ~ ovens. garbage disposal, ••••••••••••••••••••••• NJ., ,,.. """' me · ema e non ---• " IN skyhghts. ,·aultcd retl PARlf NEWPORT Brand-Oew Condo 2 Br smoker, lt1l pm S2SO NEWPORT Shar~ tum roommate ~·7~9. t'ld 779 W 19th St mgs. large 2 car garaite ft 2~, Ba Newport Beach mo. 673·80 al\ 5PM. hse w I lady artist Nr 30 Day Guarantee 10ffk• Ratd 4400 ~-H~~~f with el"~t r1c d"or APIDTU[NTS $900 Mo 645 9095 or Mesa Verde Pnv patio, beach/pool Must be BAYFRO!llT OFFlCE r-.-".. v Aft I Ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• 500 f t t l k Ne I ff openers, etc. One month 642·4fi62 ent & ba. Ref rig No vegetanan. non·smoker 50o/r orrWlth this ad . ee . JaDJ oria . par w ullur)' <> ice space rent free with one year 2BR. l 8A i., blot•k to coo k. smoke or over Ut~,64>0113 mg~tc~7~9440 -in Irvine's busiest lease S700 to S72S per COUHTIYCLUI Beach $630 Month n1ghl gst $225 mo Npt Sch Westchff $275 n-..Co:ISl·7Jl4 Newport Beach, 504 N center' Easy f'rw) ac· month Ideal locauon LIVINGIM Yearly 642 8216 , ~9-3612 Maturefem.Nice2Br _,....,.. NewportBlvd ress A\•aJI no~·· Call Quiet neighborhood near 8_46·~ Nwpt Bch pvt lge rum Ula. Pool. 631·5489 M ASTER NISA 180 sq fl at Sl5S Mo for details. f'or store & office spact> at reasonable rates. 500 to 4000 Sea ft. MESA VERDE bR PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde E. C ~ 545--4123_ OCEANSIDE OHice tcomm'I, 800-1200 sq rt Close to 5 Fw y. banks, s~ 433-1723 ocean 408&412 Clay St NEWPORT Bar h l br t·on do studio. pnv . S450mo Female roommate want· Accepted 342 sq rt atS290Mo .1ll·l 231 640.4230 Cal.Jo.at BEACH Versa1JlesontheBluHs. 640-6200 ed to share Winter SierraMgmt Co •DELUXEOFf4CES• lll!!!l .. -• .. 111 ... -.... ( I I 64H324 Prime Retail Store for 7 4 847-9920 An adult community on, oulstandmg amenities. Furn room. Top Of The Ot'eanfront Rental in Female w share 2 br ---1,2 & 3 room No lease re lease. Coast Hwy fron· or~ at M851mo 673-2207 World Kitch &!dry pnv Laguna Avail 9 15 S300 Balboa Penin apt. pio, Huntington Beach, 419 quired AdJ A1rporter lMe. Col'Qlla del Mar 1_714184_.)651 the Back Bay Sp_ec L-IDO l .. YFR-,__ Non-smoker please S225 mo, Vi utJI. Sl50depos.it. 675·7702. Main St Hotel. 833-3223}·12. I 2 sq ft. air cond . _ tat'ular Spa , 7 swim· "' """' J ft 5304936463 380sqftalS210Mo ronl&rearentrytoam ming pools, 8 lighted ten 3 Br. 2 Ba. Sl500 Mo mo. 497-:nn, 642·2233 ill_ne 3 : · Unfu m . 2bdnn. 1 master. Sierra Mgmt Co S2i5 UP Hunt Bch Qle private parking IEACH,OtHT nis cour15, bike trills. Nwpt Bch Back Bay f NS, to share C M con· kitch priv .. "'1 util. 64 ...,. Ca rpet, drapes. air. Owner497-2351 AP ARTMIHTS Yta.!!LJU.1!2·7733 a r e a · Q u 1 e 1 do B0 • BA . meals near lh-__ -part1l1on 17301 ~ach •11111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!1!!!!111!1!!!!111!11! putting green N H H 2 1• $300 /mo. master & New I & 2 bedroom Bachelors, l and 2 ear nag osp story. neighborhood. non _Q~.So&S-_!815._ S2SO /mow/bath Adult& EXECUTIVESUrrES S422834 W ........ 120""..a apartments starting bedrooms apartments, ve ry nice 3 Br 2 Ba smoker. S325 per mo East Blutrs home BR & ref's req 54&0648 after NewportBeacharea Professional OHtres 14: Beach Blvd.·~~ from S575. Close to and townhouses from frplc. d w. laundry rm. 631-121_5_ __ pv1 BA Wash /dry, gar, 5.30. __ 714/631·~) Remodeled to your 2 Frwys. Civic Center beach On sight recrea s:;10 oo th garage. ll20 Mo /\dulls, microwave & utal ind ---Prest1g1ous ofc space specifications Birch St tional facillities mclud per mon no~548-0'l:.I Hohts, Mahtl 4100 ..,.,c N · 1· Fem alt io share 2bdrm nr A.Ir rt. Call II!~• 7722 Shoppmg Center, prime _ _. OnJamboreeAt ---••••••••••• ............ .-.. mo r trans. poo H.B apt Rent free to availnrOCAJrportupto .,.... loc.979-88119or64S-1260. ing pool. spas, hghh:u SanJoaqwnHJllsRoad Steps to beach 3 Br. 2 5., .. , .. -MOTB. &tennis.Non-smkr Rer n bl irl.960-00'12 3 beaut appl of rs. BOAT SLIP ANAHEIMl800-sq fl tennis rourts and club (7l4)644 1900 Ba . rrplc, enclsd patio. .,,,_.__ 76().9717 rurn /unfum, to lse hy house Centrally located -----S73S Mo Yearl . 873-2.507 Wkly rentals now avail. --Dana Point. M Straight. mo or yr Shr ret'tpl o•olloblt wttn yH carpeted offices or store an Orange County Oceanfront ror Winter ---SI 12 & up Color TV So L:.guna gated com reliable, prv BR. prv 4 space Atr rood & am Cal Soly ot Rentals. Furnished & 2 bdrm. 2 ba. hrepla~9~ Phones m room. 2274 Bchside, uwn rm. b~. BA. S2:IO mo. lsttlast. ~e:k :rc:r;~;d; i~~l leas• ow dtlat 2 00 pie parking. ~ sq. n . 1714,.47•3657 unfu~.Broker~~9~--~~.ft:~Wy.~;~i72 ::.~Jsort Blvd C M :~.47';;>1. S295 + uttl Utilsancluded.493-0087 OoveSt .. &e 200.'NB ~~oo5c:.:tt~~~ ~1~s~4 ~14n7c3~1 ~r Of' Jo. at NO f E~ Apt n ° Waterfront Exceptlonal· --Professional female seek· Resp. empl M IF shr cot) la ... AUD· Call 752·8261 -714 642 G7 1714Jl47-9920 rentals Villa BR~tals ly lovely & lrg 2BR. 2BA, 5-r ._.. 4200 ing the same to share a Nwt Hts home. pnv. de· MYM · · ·You can M.I OFACES -675 .. ~62.0C Tl Rel~il Sto""'re:_·_Bes_t_be--ac-h b_d ____ b_ ---675.4912 .-!!: -frplc, patJo, all xtras ••••• .. ••••••••• .. ••••• large 2 bdrm Balboa tached poolside br /ba. nai.uaflrtttp· 2 deluxe offices avaala PRIM .. L A OH lo"at1on 1·n N1ewwp orl ' 2 rm· 2 3 • 1 car Oceanfront large 3 Br S850 mo Adults No pets Newport 3 Br 1 house Av11l 10/1. Non.smkr ..., alb• al A 4<m f 500 ~ 23rd. enclosed gar. S4iS Fresh Ba Upper. 2 car garage. 675.2298 from ocean, parking. ~l'l~nf~. S335 rum or ~S-2668 l~t 11111nlllt1 In a ~e~ ~~. P.:i_nghw~~fb~gs sq_P~~o:i~ cood.fl_tio~~l or 67$7~4.~.0;,.,!116.,,1 · St as new· 96IHi60l frplc, yearly lease. S1200 . ---Wk I y a va i I now r.:'8: locallol & f k I ,,. ....,:..•i...::'"""'":..:.:...,:.:.:... __ _ 28a.2eACONOO Mo 642.3443 Cannery V1UJ1ge area I ""s-6775_ C all 673·0675 , or Sharing=BetterLiving 1.,.. u•eonttllt w/trusses Air cond . ice w/sprin ers , --_ .. __. R r -BR $400 Avail Oct J '" m~age COAST •• "" skylights. new cpl & fenced parking area, MEWPOIT ILVD. Aduhlts 1 d· Upgr~ 4 f 7 :· I BR Versailles . Pen· lst last + S200 5·et' · VoctHOll ._.. 4250 640·5430 "rryabotlt equip· wood floors. Frontage on Available immediately ~ sq t\ shop suitable was . -tbouse, S540 per month • HOUSIMA m nttnt & personnel. N rt Bl ... 2S '' Pnme HWll Beach in· ror a"'tomolive S""Clll Steps to the sand ' S'Z75 644 5369, 548-0425. 67J.6522 •••••••tt••••tt•••••••• M/F furn 4BR NewpQrt Convenient roommate YMClllllblllln· ewpo u . s dustrial park Call lY S8SO /mo. Tri-Co Large studio with hard· 751·9110 Eastblulf spacious I Br. Poi pu Beat'b. Kauai. Shores ~lose Lo Sch. personal profile service. died tfllCltntlv & 673,6606 894-7257. Ask for Mr Really 645-0621 . Mr. ---Pool, quiet area. single Beach front Condos, 2 pool, lenrus. Gar, lndry Day 494-1294 = A,...:.... Airport·& offices + lg U h woo~ ~loors 1 & sunny Ocean Front 2BR. lrg adult, no pets liOO Mo. B_r. liO. l Br. MS. Plus r a c SJSO ~ u l i I · "'-· divided nn. S5' sq fl In· Cam be · -=Sc::m:..:;it::.:_ _____ _ chefs kitchen #5366 det'k, furn or unfum. 64H 767 discount car. 499-1.526. 548-U40 CdM at beach. 3 Br 2 Ba, II always cl. maint + util 641·8070. MEWPOIT CBCTEI 2 Room office & garage. $595 mo winter. S775 yr. Newport Oceanfront 2 & M /F N' d-l -vu of Chim Cove, Fem. on hllld. 24·bn .. Prestige suites on l6th Xlnt N B. area. Secure• S.1'75! Large 2bdrm for ly 640·2092, 67>7873. Sall C.._. 3176 4 Br Avail. Wi~ler fenc~cey~C~ a~:s. car~r woman. 675-1388 noor. St.SO per sq I\. G 5/month. 546-7641 children' Hurry' #8466 U I ... ••••••••tt•••• ...... W .. I IM l h I a. W .... . _... .. __ h 2 • fTIEI -. . . Share 2 olc swte Ill prt 01 71/!A l\M\.I Rentimes631..sss f ee Westr ff large 2 Br. poo . Luxury 2BR. 2BA. frpk, -~e7e67 .. 7 Y on Y 10 mo. John. 645-8978 01 •lDI ~ s 11re Wt 11111 an 111 tlle stigious airl>ort area 375 son, ""'"""'· adults. v•... BR bu 8aJ Is w/same. ~ y sq. ft. For details call TH TIHT 2 br, S350 + S3SO dep. ~152 den & wet Bar Fan· · Prof rem bas 3 BR condo inc utilS3S-7658 --. . . GU 17 S C11>ts. drpe. Nr Beach · tastit' Surf view. Steps to HtwoH Oceuf1 Giit or S Cst Plau to shr CHCtntratt Ill yotr .-:85=1::..;·6226=:.:...· -----COST A MESA Blvd /McFadden. All LID 0 BAY VIEW · Beach. mo mo. 637·6415 Avail now • N Shore w/2 fem or cpl. Willing Female, 30 washts lo --. Have you rud today's 2 or 3 room office suites. adult no . 893-4894 Elegant. spa~ 2 Br wkdays. eves. Wknd's Oahu nr surf, spac, 3 to relocate to same. Call a bare w /profeaaional Clusirled Ads' If not. AIC. plenty of prkg. Ulil 8 b 1 pt 4 bl k frplc, lrg patio. adlls. Jill.5. BR, 2 ba home, $450/wk aflnOOOJ & PM. Sat/Sun female 2 bdrm house on pi 111 you're missing the best incl. Avail now. Call r~O::a:h.·{iw pdoc~ 675-63.W. Adull studio. stove, Ano McCrerty (3031 754-7475 :!~G~aland. S240 LAUI bargainslnt.own! Realooomks 67>6700 Chicago.l7l4J985-«>4 HEAlllACH&IAY refrig, util. szeo/mo 668-3900 hrlstlan Lady, mature, El£CUTIYE •llilll•••••••••••• Huntiniton Bay, adults. 2 2 Br sharp, yrly 111.W $420 lo enter 492·0180 non 1 m 0 k e r , i m . Beau Ocean View apt, bdrm, pet ok, pool, 2 Br huaedeclt. fum. or eves/wkends. 4923517 macuJate, share 2 Br 1 courtyd, :t_Jc. Ocean Patl·o, frnJc. Nr beach, unfum STSOyrly. dys 71'@1·1851 Ba. $230 Mo. much Bblvd, CD .. Furn, to SUITES ... 28R l~BA.OceanView privacy. S36 ·7191. 5 attw/womanthaten sbopp!Jt&.f!80.m.762S 28RW OCEANFRONT Huie deck, laundry, no tosa-. UOCI 53SS'J69 joyaanlcebome,taltlna •-1!'9'= Beauty w /slt-dowo ts. 75.493-2710 ....................... careofplanta,etc.~. 2'12ldlllsoft'212 H..... 3t4 1975 20' I 95U717,67M718 mt .... Clr.'213 •••••••••............. whlttwater vu s.t.Am lllO Prof M/F abr 2BR. to Responsible pro{. male t4> F m ___ •• led .......,, wtnterorWSQyrly nod. Patio, DW, lndry. h I N . e · ............. a ... wan .,.. Deluu Adult Bayport J R PR 0 p ER Ty ....... ................ N 0 1275 a1..-a art arge ewport t.o aht 2 Br 2 Ba home lo Condo Outstanding · · RS Adult Condo, Park 0 ar._ · Beach private home, Woodbra ~Jae ten· 7u11C• .... p, 0 tb 0 u1 , v I, w . • ... 7• MG S73-cmt Briat.ol, l Br. l Ba. "5(). Mature Prol F. ~R. 1il m an Y amen It I ea. nil crtl. StlJS. shtlla. 14'1 •~ ·..u OY1r1ookial HunUnat.on 87..-..1.. W ·S707orl7S-M.SI. rm. BA. Hae Jl'W. fl75 ...:;lll=-::"31=3.,__ ___ _ ~ ........... . .. _ .... ,.. .......... .... ...,) Harbour. 2BR, tBA . TM faatest draw In UM lBR Condo. Pool, •Pl· OJ' mo. Eves,'73-1113 Each11lve CMrTy take i.-z:=·------ $1500 mo. bl allp avaU Wftl. .. a Daily Pilot boapltal • pert Park Maire 7our 1boppla1 Home. NB. • + ~ r to ab.r CdM houat, S1DO tUoqll PMr'I Ludiala· Cluallied Ad. Call Te> 0 r l e a a 1 . S 4 3 S . easier b-I.be Oal.IJ uUI. Alll•tr Ad ... uUla Ind. + dep, Rafa. 2U •UJI· du NZ.Sm. 21MJWIR After5Pll. PUotC~44'· MMDl.tlbrWVice. on.1. m.a I .. _..__ ...... l,568Sq. Ft -$l .75pern.+ Private telephone system-P>Q/Mo Prestige location Water view Lido Isle Newport Beach Carpets, Drapes. Parking available. 10.1 Occupancy. 673-2700 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUCWOIMT CO~CIA.L CIMTll Offices available In ntw commercial 2.story bulldin1. UnltJ ranae rrom 500 to 12.000 square feet. Tenant improve menll/rov\ded. Carpet Ina an drapes included. Garden plua wUb lush l1nd1capln&. Walk to shopping and banks S1.2S per 1quart foot. CllO..... C7141'41-6tl I bop, Ston. office or e.boto lab •taint . !/Side. C.111. Up to ISO ft . .,., ....._.._. __ CI ZfcW Inn---.. Qr C ..... 4471 -& ,__, UOO Nefp W•hd 7100 Nefp w ted ange oast DAIL Y PILOT/Sunday, September 13, 1981 D1 ......................... ~.~~, 1011 ..................................................... ~ ........ !!.~! ~~·••d 7100 f: TRADE~~·~~~·~~~·· OST· Reward Orey BABYSIITER,•fh-r.chl •••••••••••••••••.._.w.._., 71--~· T W..... 7'00 ••••-•••-. Co-pulert·--' N ...... 0r .. male C<KMU.1, Colltl• J.tPM wkd v1, for 1 y1 81okln1 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••............. W-'td 7IOO Httt W...tNI 7100 .._VII......_~ "" ...,._. c~• a p~ ' •••••••••••••••••••••• :••••••••••••••••••••••• Annual ltue Space ' l'or all lndl.9tries open a M vte 0011 old child Cd M aru OANIUNO CA»m eq ulpmut Fully lnl otflc. In atom of FOUND, German Shep ACCOUNY'IM6 ..!!!·~or75-9S70 Al Wini Snit Bookltt't>per Quall(led Cuhter poaltlon In CLm/TlPIJf fqlllpped )<at.atlOll •alon ltadln1 Nat Co UM to fem, bt 'blk' br male l'ut l110wtn1 lnauranct Bab)'atlter. Ovtr 21 Non Merit Mr.II .. . co11 .. 1a Trend lmp0rt1 Salu Fashion laland Ret•ll f rr p rr. l·503I Owur 111 R H R Act. DIM '* /2 lo I retWTI.1 In Pu P Ham 1 Ito n I •1ency h.u optnlt:IJ.a lo atudent f« g yr old All "• • LUlllDUt lnr St.ore !Jperitnce pre CLIB TmST N.w.U1GW, 17).730(I .J,tt r 642-3723 _ Ma ooli1914 ~ iccll rtttlvable dept achoo! My homt' Rtf 631.-.1 (erred If tat be avai11 Cieri cal iuba, work ~~~Ill•••~~;; t.&.o. e•ard LoaL Wtlah Rapid •dvana!rnt'nt for tc.00 hr • hr per d•> Yll EYlf1•re * bit avn • weekend• when you dealrt Rt .. I 10 x 127 corner IOJS Cor•1, b-J~ht, n-.r riaht prraoo S11l1ry min 01ys, SSl 107$. SAVING.s IOO«KBP& ~· """O 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Pia• •u .. ""' commel\lurate wll.h ex l!:v ~ • K ~ devmttprop '""""' qu l ru typlnr ea wiama I bld1 991 W ldowh11.1rtlDnfyto&o.n cell ve5'8-7314 per Pd company ea, · Here at World S1v1ng1, ma mt firm otfera EOL.__ ptr1ence Apply 1m ltth. St CD4t• Meu for R! SIO.~ up. No found. Boston Terr ;,,1x beoelill Call Pauline Bnklll& w' t' u n 1 Id tr our Tremtodou.t erowth '" che lltn&lna poa tor mediately •3400 JSOO Mo MZ-lM80 credit chtclt, no pmalty Shettle mix , Germ' ~8909 · TB.La cuatomen very 1mpor ulu volume due to btpr wilh min of 1 yr CASHIEI .! E O /A.A p Nrw market 6 dth r(; Call Den11on Auoc Shep., Ttrrier mix, Exe opportWl.lty ror ex tant ~pie Tht'y'r! the •ddtd services hu exp 111 I or m(lrt" ol tht' Par1flr Sten!o Lt kdfina lose Nf'wPort Blvd 87!1!!.t l.1b/Ret., Cc>ciler mix, per penon ui 1Uractlvt reuon wf're in bua1 crutt'd the need fur ad followln& areas Arcll for an ener1ft.lr pe"°11 c&.91 front•ae. C M fo'ully Don't calJ 14' 1.11lc:u you Doue mix. Old Enal S ' L. fo'ull·time postllon neu, aod able to offer d1uon1I qwillfied J>t!Ople P•y i Rer procuiunc. to •ork Ptr u a cuhitr Work in beaut Dina equlp'd llelow market want cash 2Dd & 3rd Sheepdo11 Abo many ACCOUMTING offered. Vaned duties you rewarding op ltl two Oranae County b 1 1 1 1 n 11 . r e in our El Toro louUon Point Hartloc'. hUUme. rrn ta I I rn med oc TD'a owner and non· cats &i kittens Irvine AD AG£NCY Call Linda •t 7S4 1801 portunilltw In banluna uv1nas offlrca Alona eel pt~ ldt1bursementli FIH1ble hours. 13 75 pr Tun. thru Sat. ftequire- c.upant'y R A Ruwan & owner occupit!d Tbe Ani mal Ca~ Center 1 Crowing Newport Beach Orange Coast s3vings & S1nrl' you represt'nt w1tb this growth are op Journu I preparation hr Pleaae 1·111 ~l·IMS meots froot olc. •P- U> t2 l3)11f7 ~ Tnnsaction Master 7S4·3'734. ad ver llslng agl!nr y Loan EOE World Savings to our po1'1unll1t'!i for rafi1d ad Pia. call our new Irvine for 111tervl~ E 9 t; pe1ran~. type IQ wpm ......._ -534-4842 Bkr Found ~ky . mai;° seeks exper accounts Banking c111tomers, we ronaider I vancement with n our ofr to arrange for an 111• accur1t.ely, apt.itude for _....., • ...., 450 .._::;-T -.--blue eyes, cut up eara' rece1vable/ml'dio bi ll· Orange Coast Savings& yourpleuant efliriency o rg•nliat1on The te rview. Trammell CASHlll detail, mui. 2 yre. ien. ••••••• ••••••••••••••• D~ ~~ ,,. B!!:Krey-silver 642.3800 Ing tltrlt ad agnc.r ex-Loan 15 seellln.g lln am a vital ingredient to our following PoSlllons are Crow Co &41-4!SllO Eltp'd . ad work ing con omce exper. • per hr. 6500 aq ft 3 front off ires 2 inovl 5035 -. ~~ -perience desired, not es· b succeas und deserving of uow opcin dll10llf ~ust be 11ble to Apply In person: 01n1 large drive in ri·~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND vir ol Bti:itol & sential Xlnt. salary & ltious savings Business the title .Very lmpor IOOTHATTB40ANT work Sat. & Sun Other Pt Marina Co., U70J door~. 3 phase power »' SoHttr~ Co. 1 Segerstrom sm aubum benefits Call, Steve Development 1.1erson. tllnt Person SAVllM't' Newport Ar" he s hrs. to bf' arranged Ap Dina Or., Dana Pt. sq ft 1779 Whittier St All types or real est•te 41 wht chihuahua mu Koskel11 Well's Rich, Xlnt opp'ty lot self ~ Marina Call btwtl. 9AM ply an ~rson Kerm COOi C M~0.9352 1nvestment.1smt'el94S /9682857 Green, Townsend starterluanewposttion T...U.. REPIESEHJAJVES & SPM, 6424644, Mon· lttma Hardware, 2006 Specw.g 9i Lost · Parakeet, blue and 714·11M·0900 ~~~w~~~:,':uof~~v~~gs; anir;fS Ex<'ellent full and Fri , ask ror Judy or Hubor 81 i..CM ~011~re 1 !~:~~tt~~~~~ R..tahW~ .. 600 ~~'"'-wnate 9111 v1r Begonia qu1r•d C•ll L•6 ""''........_ t part Harvey CATERJNG Service I ""t --.. 61911 llA COM 67J.~·is "' • "'"' I 1me opportunities ror d f VO ump exper • m- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-2171 54S-06 I I -"' 154 1801 l700 Ad&m&, -~ lndmdua~ v.oho love 11 Building Maintenant'e nee 5 00 d Pre P Salary negoti1ble. C•ll W REWARD Lull Ladies ACCOUNT.ANTS c M Satwdoril fast paced environment Applic11tmns are be111g workers St hr Part .s4·M58forapp't. WANTED 2 bedroom E PAYIBE MOST Gold Tnssot Watch Please see our ad in E o E Th arrepted for a pos1t10n time, SAM·9 ~AM Full house on a Quiet street. For your TD's & notes. <Our love 1s here t~ today's dustfied 1.1nder We're seetml( persona ese posillons mvol\•e 1n the Maintenance time, SA M I 30PM COOi sullable for family of At Denn~7Ass0<'3 stayJ 213 431-1557 Call Banking for "Starr Ac-ble indmduals for thl' recefiving and disburs Department at the Daily Lori 's Kuchen, 3077 P /lime Cook. some ex· three CaU 842.-4321 ext -0 '" 1 <'Ollect countant" Bankmg •bove posilion6 w~ mg unds and an ongoing Pilot Experience in Harbor 81 , S.A 979-0747 per. necessary. Ask for ~ ' OP PORT S CU RE Fouod.--y-g M Shep, nr ElDOlADOl"ulC TB.La wuuld prefer 6 monthiS ela•lposureo~Witt.omerre painting, <'8tpentry and foraoot JulesorMooty:"5-3678 . • 11!!!!11!!!!!!11!!!!!~!11!!!!!!1111-~ INVEST Beach pro""r· beach Adams H B "'" Previous banlung ex""r ions nn:en savings o\lerall bwlduig main t 2 TD ~ . E.O E. ~ prior bankuig or I year operation experience CHECICEI CA.I COOIS Single professional Y n IH.600.30"~re-963-2963 957-0648 preferred cash handling ex with a bank ur savi Lenance 1 E woman with S·yr old tum disc 20%. 24 mos Found s~:it1e male, 1~11• penenre,butsomeentry andloanandlJghttyl)~~! Please submit ap1.1h<'oa needs a fev.o good P;:~ingb~~tE~i;eqr child loolu f 2 bd Sll*mo 16<'1.-Xlnt payor · of c · level """rtKlfl• r-uinn" k 11 " Uons to. drivers. 4~ apt Rea~:n~~le r~~t 661·29'JCL _ ' __ owner id~ Accounting Cootact only ah;gh S<'hOOl"educa" 5 1 sore n!quired Or11 nge Coast Dall> CHILD Care needed aftl!r ~~~j~b~ ~':w~n (under $COl.llmu 1 Costa S34,000 bu}'l> 01,000, 20'< $ $ Cathy, 6JH511 tton and some general Columbia offers an l'X Pilot school, Tiburon/Gisler 1.3, Moo·Thurs The Big Mes11H1U11Jngt0n Beach 2nd TD Found .)'uung male flNAllJCIAL E.O E M/F/Vlll business ur office ex cept1onal work environ MamtenanceOepart Schoolarea.964·5.103 Yellow House , 3010 area preferred Call m.OOObuysDJ.000,20'·~ yellow & brn tabby, " perience are av:uluble ment. t'Om petil ive P08oJt1560, -----H Answer Ad #490, 642-4300 2nd TD, 72% LTV declawed Vit' HV Area ANALYST as indicated below salllry and olll.standing Cost a Mes a . CA CL.AIMS CLHI ....!.fbor Blvd., C.M. 24 hrs._ Chns ~w .. 7»6052 760-9730 To $28,000./ Banking benefits including fully 92626-IA'S60 Personal lines 11gency COOIS N c r J th 2 $20 000 b 122 000 20r, fo'ound small blk & tan We reward our VI P's "aid t'Omp-hen•ive Inter v 1 ews w II I be _.. F /lime position availa· I e am1 Y w1 yr old , uys , . " female dog Wearing Dynamic growth orient { with promotions from .. ... " in scheduled after applica ne .... s energellc person ble for French bakery & child loo\mg for a.home 2nd TD, 6J'7r LTV. _gold colla.L..ll.B840-8362 ed co. has immed. open WE within , semi annual re surance package, free lions ha,•e been re to hand I e c I a Im s with J or 4 bedrms f750 S26,000 buys S00.000. 2nd mg tor a deg~ person LLS FARGO IS parking and free bunk . d Knowledge of insurance cafe Day & night shifts. or less Prefer enclosed TD,28~ annualyld. ~·ound Blk male kitten. to design & Implement CLOSETOWHERE views. and pleasant Inf( pr1v1leges. Jo'ormore ~we .:. --coverage ls required Full company benefits yd, garage & fireplare 10000 buys Sl2,000 TD, Approx 6 months old. procedures for annual YOU LIVE! working environments anrormat1on, contact the IUSPBSOH Pd. company benefits Vie de France, So. Coast Will consider puol 324%annW1ly1eld. Edwards & Tras k budgets. finan cial tr you're ready for VIP off1 ceofyourcho1ce needed P/f for volun Call Pauline,S49-8909 Plaza. 557-1734 ask for Prefer Hwitmgton Bch. ~ Chr!§Shaw,7»6050 646·9990 analysts & cupilal ex Teien treatment, l'Oiu1der our teer oper luncheonj'!!!!ll!!!!ll!!!!ll!!!!!•ll!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!~I Mitcbbetween7·Uam._ Costa Mesa . fountain -f'ound Cocker mix tan pend1tures Must have lO Hoen World of opportunities AHA.HEIM Thurs & f'n llAM-2PM CONST Ru c TI o N Valley or Westminster AMoWtc.....ts/ & b I ac k . rem a I e mfg. exper by contal'tmi: us al the M11rlys Coats 776 7101 in CdM Must be well CLASSIFIED Carpenters helper, no areas Please call r1---L/ Doberman. red . fem"le Wells Fargo Bank has fnllowinglocattons 0 rmd. w1 references ADVfln~ING SJ6 6 ·-Sh " 1mmed1ate open10gs for " lkll exper nee, ~ per hr _:_107 _ Lo1t&.FoUi.d epherd mix. bla(·k & Tellers with 6 months WIJRl L.AICEFOREST Call Mon Fn 8 JO.•PM 1Sl·4753eves. 3br By RN PT nursing & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ian, male Newport DAT A ENTRY previous banking ex 0 Renee Brcslo( 770-9065 013·2268 _ SALES Light hOWiekcepmi: in A.Mowtc......+s 5100 Beat'h Arumal Sheller CLER penence t'ons1der Lhe s . ' L Care for Our 2 boys ages The Classified Dept of co,~~TI exchange for reason a •••• •••• •••••••••• ••••• 644 3656 K following Orangl' Coun HH1ft oan c olumb1·a 3 & 6, & our home Mon & h D I n.1 ~"9 ~le BBS 0693 Th• n k world peace., FO ONO Male Colhe To $ 13,2001 ty openings I 6" I Wed 12·S_552 5803 t e a1 Y ,.. ot h11s an EXICUTIVE MATliR~. resp Stanford bumper Slickers , SO< Shepherd. wht w brwn & Subs1d1ary of multi 6902 War-.r A•~. Savinqs CARETAKEH p lime, on one or~infelephone ITo $32JO MBA CPA will housl' T W p 278 Knox St blk mix, ver) fnendl> million dollar ro needs •C0ttaMHo Hwtt~IMCh, j CMdlocit approx l5 hrs wt"ekly sales desks 1lie person Commercial UJ.Slitullon 511 rent prest1g1ous Npt CM 92g7 -557 097S CRT input <'lerk Must •l"iM CA 92647 AuoctoHo.t Semt retired pref'd. for we seek should enJoy needs your analytiral homew1thencl gar for ! LADIES type 3540wpm £xcell •LOCJllllO~ 171411429356 EqualOppt) rehg1ous organ11at1on telephonesale5,beable ellpert1se for large Rolls Ro..rc:e S5l 6950 for the ulllmate in re· Ptf'$0ftob 535 benefits ~ ·wittl Employer M F 644 7203 to type 45 v.opm and have volume accnts Excel Prof fem desires I BR, laxation, Call Rela"a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 955-277 0 Welb Fargo Bank offers I . CARPf:H'TER a pleasant personality benefit package Call stud 1 o a Pt con d u. lion Spet'1ahst EXECUTIVE ACCOUNT at t ra <'t ave and com I fxpH'MMt J.S Const Co is looking Class1f1ed or telephone Br_!.l!da 549-9820 modern COO\ • parking < 714 l95l-9449 pet111 ve compensation 16 123 Hartlor Ranking ror a top notch finish sales expenence would COUNTER HELP in CM NB area ~ft 1V1sa & MC a~~ted l * SUITE * A.llUTIES and benefits and a ll•d. $$$$$$$$$$$$ carpenter for remodel be helpful We offer l'X· Mature person, day & noons & PM Sut Sun Pvl stamprollectorpays 24 Hour""'''~TS PERSONNEL friendly v.oorking at I Fo_..Yaley, work M111 5.vrs ex,.,.,r cellent compan y e11eninghours.Cafetena 154747< • c..:J\..vn SERVlCF:S h F C"92701 BONUS Of ONE ..-benefits 1nclud1ng t I ta " more ror your stamp t'ol 95 l 1122 TF~M POR R mosp ere or more in "" Call. 498-376.'i_ s Y e res urant in rac lectrnns than dealers • --MCJViso • A Y furmat1onpleasecall 17141139-2351 medical. dental. life in quetballdub. ·······•·••·······•···· '4nilius Opporflllllty 5 0 05 ·•·••••······•·•······· PRINT SHOP Thriving b~iness, (' M , lov.o overhead Call for details -.S.000 Craig 631 1266 Swimming Po o l Chenural Servire Busi ness Laguna Niguel area No exp nece<;sary will tram ~.000 Full amount req Will net $40.000 + Call Collect Mon Fri 9 6 PM 408·867·0111 F'ree to qualified tenant skate rental store. sales. video games. et c Completely set up Choice beac h foe 1!_75·4185.._67J. l•OI. * Retail Onntv! WANTEO.J5fN'-f VENTURE MANAGING PARTNF:H Successful ladies resale and dis st.ore expanding in Orange Co $25.000 mm invest req Xlnt tn<' & grov.oth Pot Joan with Country's •I rhale store in uruque, interest 1ng, uciLmg business Inquires conf1denttal. prmc only Call Answer Ad_!~642-4:xl0,_24 hrs 97 .,.,...,0 For Lotal stress reduction PERMANF.NT FuljP~&l--MONTH s•llRVI CARPET SALES surance. etc. Salary 973-1£111966-~ 4 .,.,, · & relaxation massage llOOQua1l,Ste 101 ..... ,..,.... NJ\ I. floor covering sales commensurate with ex C t h 1 ~ SCRIU IEJS Ste~el0-8,548·1811 Newport Beach. 9'.!660 714-ht.197~3724 '=:;:;: pos111onis an Lai Angeles perience PLUS great oun e~ e p, /time Mt\. YOUNG LADIES ava1la E.O E 1007r FREE ~ ..... LAGUNA HIUS & Orange County 2 3 commission program If Kuster s Cleaners. 186 AMNl£RS bl ~~ OFRCES yrs ex per in c:omm 'I you are ambitious and E · 16 th St · C M "'1ft e to party anytime s •• ,, • ·~1 l-.:qual Ol)portunity want to be paid for your 248·4~24---3-.·-----· Swathe Motber Call Gina or LJSu AIDE Work w1han sales a must Excell COU T Banner "·ndly 761_·9036 d1capped adults. full Employer ~:xpenent'ed Only package of benefits & efforts. please call fur MN hEfR Girl. P /lime "" -lime M t be no m· 1 lnterv1ev.o A s It. no exp. nee V b I A Older men-~-' shanng, I.IS strong, WELLS , m 1ss1on s ructure er a wea ry '"""' w1l!Jng to assist in tasks •T~ Apply 1n strict con Personnel Dept Apply in person Dippity OWN REWARDS caring, loo. Fseeks fan such as t.o1leUnu r---' F' ARGO Bank1na F • fidence t.o Mr Terry 642-4321 , Ext m Donuts, 185-4 Newport 0 n e o Id .t imer t 0 secure M 7S.80 for same ... """ ~ " I ult & Part Time I Bl CM another "The old hand Wanda, PO Box 2710. ing, gen t'leanup Unit SJltt Welch. 714·751 ·2324, ORANGE COAST ~'"-"-'-----· <'rank ice cream freeier l!._B.92647 ed CerebraJ Palsy As BANK Nr f'orinterv1ew,call 213-627-47:11 DAILY PILOT Count~r help 4i PIT was the best device I NEEDTOLOCATE ~ LSant<iAn'!,546-5760 ACCOUNTANT CarolThuyns,8308800 CarW•u--... 330W Bay St sandwich person want· k f h k d Apt Mgr & 4 ••••t Mg RDo•uv .. I .. Ull M I . .._..._,..... "-ta Mes~ ed. hours NEEDED 11 now o to tea1· Is IC"THYT ... YILOR ""~... r Equal Oppty Empl OPPORTUNITY -.vv """" u ti-location growth """' • AM 3 PMG • Ii that work has its OWN "" A teamfor6Swuladltapt EOE co Good salary EOErMF lo · arysne · REWARDS " T.)'pi~r~9607412 romplexanBeachArea mf'h be fi --7~·S401 All l , _... Id Off nd k Is ne lls · profit sharing Clea nUJg lady for home 3 COUNT_E_R_H_I -Doo--t H -rue ive ..... wes v.oou ire a mau~ s II -If you have a Bachelor's Xlnt opportunity Metro yrs min exp, ref Non. . e p. u appyA.dl Sl2 love to party ... you Call req 1213JS92157J ---------0 IARMAJD Car Wash. 2950Harbor smok•r «..,7883 shop. Pt. lime. Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.vnn or L.aune an"'1me B It egree Ill At't'ount1ng p,.. N-...1 . ~,,.._. M ~ .,._.. • 953 9363 J• an mg &<'counting ex per . & . , ~ enlhus1ast1t' CM Clencal esa erea • ........,,_ llAll( SOMEONE HAPPY 11 .. l(E SOMEONE SMILE Place a HAPPY AD in tlus column roronly ~ 2S CaU642 5678 Arupressu.re Massage Thera peutJc Relaxation Sunn 6Jl.Q77 ~e~rt Gl'fft Contp•y Escorts 24 Hrs 641 0180 Cas'-/o.cb AM EXJ'jMCjVi1a A.SSE:MllStS Making Waves wllhng to learn we ha\'e person for dart taH•m SA.US SSlVICE Loe Miss10n V1tJO co In Newport an excel! pos1t1on We Costa Mesa 646-993.5 CASHIER needs Assemblers w 2 If you are looking for I offer growth opportun1 Beauty HOUSEWARESALES REP yrs exp Candidateli more than. JUSL anotherl' t). excel! working con Exper'd famllist for Full or Ptt.ime Apply EnJOY working with the must have gd manual Job. consider a career d 1t1 on s, s a I a r} & elegant ne.,. "Jewi><irt Crown Hardware. 1024 publJt'' We have Just the dexterity gd eyesight. wtth us ' We are in benefits Call Carol Beach beaut) Mlun lrvine (Westcllff)NB_ Job for you, 1f you type t r h Thuyns 8»8800 015 3828 JS.40wpm & have prior neatinappearance&de erv1ew1ng or' e • office experience pendable Work IS 1n hfe following positions Beauty c•rwm support mediral elec ELDORADO IAHk Hair Stylist .,.11h then IWfll Jo' /time position. C M tron1cs Gd benefits T-a...-EOE I area Xlnt slarting ~ te e ror ele"&nt new salary & Ion d persons seeking pt'rma. Previou6 teller ex '"111 ________ 1 615·3828 TIJTE ns ease contart Only respons ible Full and Part Time ----~-Newport Bea"'rh \alon u M 11·0 Plwor gt'on •· nent emplymt n--.. ap . _.. ,. * Nina Barbour· 558-622.5 n:u perience requ1rcu com Banking ALLSJAJ ' Tro•el 5450 ply Call Mrs P;irell1 , merc1al hanking ex COMMlants £ •••••••• ••••••••••••••• S81·3830 per1ence preferred JOB Le met11· 1·0 has MARKE'TS E 0 E WANTED : Airline t1t'ke1'l11!!!!!!!!!1111111!11!!1!!11!!1!!1!!11!!~-1!!I immediate openings J.'ur 2nd&JrdShifts -·. · CUSTotia SEIVICf A challenging oppty 1s open al Schweber Elec- lrooat's, a leading elec Ironies dutnbutor for an 1nd1v1duaJ who IS self· motivated. has gd. c:om- mun1cat1ve skills & one who pays atlenllon to de- tail. Jr. College educa· lion pref d but not re· q'd Please contact . Barbara Wr ight at 556.3880 to Houston or Dclllas ,_______ s~ OPPORTUNITIES lilghest pd ('Omm tn the Starting1$11.tpt.o$1 SO Clemal Fort Worth departing A.SSEMILStS Requires exrellent typ-industry Fr~ training We promote to manage TD41'0RAIY Los Angeles between Local Mission Viejo co. uig and other set'retanal Pl time hrs Full Lime ment & superv1s1on from JOIS!! DEU HILP. September 7 and 14 needs Assemblers Some skills. l.1ght stall.sural LAGUNA. HIUS pay S.S6-857t v.oitlun. We are in constant Part or f llime Apply in Would hke round·tnp exper prefd., but will typing Previous ex" OFRCES WANT A CAREER• need orClencal help &f:J.ocM 1909 Harbor PI ease <'a II days, tram Candidates must penence drafting re loat ~ Costa Mesa Please come in and 768-~ _ have gd manual dex Ports Shorthand not re TRAJNEF.S Shot'k Boal6, 2900 Sl7 W WllsunSt regJSterorcaJI DEUVERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY "?:::=! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~ :~~~~~·~eh~ d~ I ~~~e~~n~~e~:;:::;ine *' •~~ EPT ABLE LaraB~OetAteJ, !'iSffB 061WJ.2050 631 9600 (VJ CKI HES TON f ~°: ~a~ly ~i ~ ~i~:S pendable Openmgs on 1Full&PartT1me 1 LagtmaBeach • Economical rar r e-both day & night shifts Our success Ill the 1n Students, housewives. 494-9233 & ASSOCIATES _.. Adu! d llo S quiri:u t.s only .. No Excell b ene benefits & ustry a ws to provide •CreditC~ part lime help Call pec1alistsm sohcitJDg, no collectuig 7005 TRACY LYNN working cond1t1ons highly highly com <Part Time. TRW ex 646 3963 ltuntmgton Beat'h TemporaryClencal USO/mo. ~t Lake-home Work is in life support ~etitive salaries and penencepreferred1 Get GREEN h 962-9116 Personnel + bonus +gas a I· MED IC AL EL EC enef1ts including f W cas 540.0400 lowance Westminster- PAR TN ER WANTED ALL OUR LOVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMM ED liOOO cash in MOM & CR S ~are System Driving vestment Jo Ann I 1 School, serv111g all of 646-7445, ext 46 bef IO AM l!!l!!ll!!!ll!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jl!!I O.C. Lowest pnces in So or aft 3 PM Lost & Fo.d 5300 Calif Special teen pro- T R 0 NI CS f'or In Medical. Dental. PAID or HITE elephants PersOl'lnel Dept 18004 Sltypart Blvd Hunt.ingt.on Beacb area. tl'rv1ew please ra 11 vacal.lon and more •RenpfioNsf with a Classified Ad 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!537!!!!!-4840!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Swte235 Irvine _838_-""~~·'------- • • • ••••••• • • •••••• • ••• , gram 96J..8:112. M RS p AREL LI . I Part 1'ime. must type CalllU.2-5678 __ = <" 38JO Apply Mon-Fri, IOAM to min 40wpml r---------------CLaJCA.L ...,J. Established loan 70751---~!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!ll~I l2PM or 2PM lo 4PM or call Personnel Dept., •Wanho•t'fftml CLER KS brokeragero in Fashion "'•""""" O~r 5015 ------•IUobs WCllftd, DEUYEllES ••••••••••••••••••••••• fQIMln ADS ••••• ••••••••••••••••• ASSIST BUYER s 'R unu hauffer, Bodyguard, Interesting JOb security experience, un Women's fashions Ex ATTINT'IOH DEVaOPas Laguna Beach 10,697 acres utilities to pre>- pert y. $300,000 & up homes 1n area, have partial ocean view . Price JQl,000. Wiii take large boat as partial down payment AtfRE~ E armed. Mlke~. per in thu field helpful Exp housekeeper Will train bright gal cleaner seeks perm w 1gd memory Fast 642-5671 employment w 1 afnuent pace Top pay Non· ll!!!l!!l!!ll!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!lll NB family , 4 or 5 da y smoke r App I y in = wk. No cooking, please person· Lost: VERY unusual II/hr. Pref. 8 hr day BACKSTREET blac:lt, brown & white spotted cat, vk. S9th St., 645·4259, 642-3299 6SS .. B" St" T~tm_ N B. 645~ H•lp W..e.ct 7100 Automotive Lost. 9/3 Big red/gold ••••••••••••••••••••••• •.AUTO SA.LES fem Rtvr Cross. Nr Vic-ACCOUNT EXEC. A.MD WSIMG! tor11 /Brookburst. Msu..g County growth con Reward 646-9029 R.N. with 2 yrs recent tinues! Neat Chevy store -------=-=~~=---II 0 R e .c per Sa I es must add 3 com bin a lion !!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!l!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!I REWARD F 0 R personality a must salespersons for EZ TRAV.ELACENCY RETURN OF: Great opportunity. Call stra1ght~U& leue. Get Redhill~Realty 1;7:) 7:{1111 S30 K to., K a""uires 10 Man's 1982 Class Ring . Bentley.ffayes 549·9820 set for I.ht m•gmf1t'ent ... EisenholWr H.S. Lost in 'SZ.S! Generous pay, de· to ~ stock or silent vicinity CdM St.!O Please ACCOUNTS mo plan. Auto exp not partner In expanding call collect (714) 874-7905 rATA.IU required, but previous Irvine agncy Complete aft 5 PM CUii selling very helpful. See •utomation & Blue chip -~----------R · .. _ S I M Lost. s1·1-· da ..... M. equ1res Suarp depend. a es gr. accts Fringe travel .......... '" HOW ltDCe. benefits Call Westaire Waterfront NB Call person w /up Must A •roltt S33-0477onMonda onJ . Collect l·TI4·225-1464 SD have numerlral ap· Dove/QuailSt.5. pt1tude &know 10-key by NEWPORT BEACH """...., ... "...., touch. Opp'ty for advan· 13U555 0.,1t Wtt 50 I ~. cement Call Paige at ---••• ~r••••••••••••••••• •••• :-r_-;•••••••••••••• 631·4404 for interview. Automotive •·MECtWtCS! 31 % ANNUAL RETlllH $11,IDJ Min. lnvesb11nt Brand new Dallas apartment un- its. 100% occ upied Positive cash now. MD Nillnf Real fs1ltl IJ6·14'l Acc~Clett * TICtNCIAMSI E x c e I . comp a n y Needed now: s~alist benefit1. Pension & pro· in tune-up, electrica l, fl t II h a ring r I a n d i di j · Medical/Denta cov-i n a r con t onmg! eraae. Pre!. l~key by Excellent volwne, work. touch, lTIOWledge of how Ing conditions. Opp, for to """'t & balan-&"· advancement. See Mr. """' "' ~ Stude. counta. I/yr. uper ln payroll. Contact An HOWAIDClit•rolet (714)<-•n..,.. Dove/Quall SU. ....,..,.,,i. NEWPORT BEACH Accounts p1 y1ble & llJ.OIH General bootteel>lni tor ln1ur1nce co. branie County airport loc. Salary open Call /ackie,~U 17141760600) <PartT1me1 Island area has a Part time. Saturday & Sunday mornings. Must have lge. slat.ion wagon, van or pickup truck. Gd driving record nee Work consists of ~U•er ing bundles to D1ily Pilot newspaper car. riers. ~ ~Bank .. f ,_Newport FULL-TIME Clerical opening. Re· We offer growth op qulrements healthy portun1t1es, excellent work altitude. ability to working conditions. MO EXPHIENCE copewith stttss.eyefor salary & benefits Call ..... ECESS •ay ~elail, accuracy in typ. Carol Thu)'TIS. 83().8800 " A9' mg. computational skills ElDORADOIANk & reliability Call· E.0.E. H•rTY! Katie, 640-93SO Good start ing ulary with regular scheduled Increases. Equal Oppty Empl M IF Banking WANTACTION1 Classifed Ads 6'2·567L OPERATIONS OFFICER • Challenging and Rewarding Opportunity • Located in elegant Newport Financial Center • Professional Clientele Excellent salary, outstanding benefits and profit sharing Minimum 3 Years supervising experience • For confidential Interview submit resume to: Jackie Ek. Vice President, Operations No phone calls IMIMdlat• o,.-. CLEllCfTYPIST Full lime Type 45/50 Will learn various phases of store wpm. Full time Able to operations. Lots of customer contact. perform vuielles of Don Wi lliama Call duties. Good phone 642-432.lbd. llAM voice. Call Books On or aft 2PM daily Apply in person. 1·8PM, weekdays, or Tape ~5S2S. A.sit for~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 12·4PM , Saturday & Sunday. Jo. FEDCO, IMC- 3030 H...,_ ltYd. Costa Mesa. CA Equal Opp0rturuty Employer M/F DO VOU KNOW HOW TO CHANGE VOUR CAREER! You CH , yoa bow! MM .... !II.tel llJf• ......,, ........, i... t8"11"~·~-~ .... ftllllleWlrt ............. ,.. ... ~,.... ... ran ~t ror. cwfllltltlal ~, .. loft If 7 .. r lkillat H ~ ~....... ! IOW'IDllM!DATMALOC •N.T..a.llt.41t 5M&a A.el, CAtrN 11*1·mt ..... -.. ~·............ ._.. SELL idle Items with 1 Dally Pilot Clasaif1ed Ad. People who need people shouta 1lwa.ys ~the Service Direct.ory in the DAJJ..)' PILOT Daily Pilat ...... · ....... · ....... . .. rlefd Sales SuperviSJr : l:i m1ted openings a\'allable in the Or c Coast area, for self motlv•ted aq 0~1eoted indiv1du11 who can ~~·= Field Sales People. Train, motivate ltld get results. St~t1on wa gon or van necessary, Exceptional eaminp pl1.11 job related benefit. 1valla~le r the nit.t · people. If YOU can Produc nsulta not ~~ i~fJr ~·r ~ 11. ~·oa4 rn,_ c ... ... ~w aySU. 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I' T IOAM : d I I The lalboa loy Club i·r111111111't l'yp111~ J111l I IH'ul .i1111• lll'11hh1 i·11 I OFFICE MAMA GER/ Jttru1·1111• 1•·~1111.1h111·, lot• l.11· l'om111 U1 .i" for intrn ww 6PM or 61'M IOPM Stt liar l'Ot'r ur O\'ill ·•Pl phont•K , n11u.t Ix• 1->.p1 thU\111,111 knowl1·1l1:1· or · RECB"TIOHIST who l'flJOY workuci.: "llll ('ull !1:>? 1100 lt11ruld 4115 f<: 17th St. ronwlt•>., :,•1 till)' Wl'l'k, 1....,.r II.is JlllMI 11111 .ll alialllt• MU !J8it1 in' l11lhni.:. IM'I: IM•M•I l'rc1i:rt·i.~11 1• mth1Hlo11111• 10 1.5 vea1 old v11u1h' t'M llOO mo ~:it1lt'r & rl'f> (01 rom11ull'1 w11 lwl11ful offlri• LUl:U/IU lk•rh 1 ffrstuurrrnt DWVllY ~.5 33111 An oi>enmi.: 1' 1•11r1·1•1)tl\ t:r1.,11 t'Jlt't'I J•ili•nti.il l'IT ·t."'"' Evt·nrnl(' fi !I 11 m l'11 I a\'ad.itilt• for .an ,., llLIMGUAl ~1u1'111n"t I .tll iiJI ~hi '""' b4 ~ 4:1"1 , "'' J l :t GEMERAL. OfflCE 111·r1t'111·1·cl fl:irt1·nd11r HOUSbl~IMG ParicL.-Athtldaftt lit'twt'1·11 2 I'm ,11111 ~. REC El'TIOHIST TIWMH f0(.)0 l'llfo:P Sandwich makt'r t'll' If you are frwndly, 1·on.\t'1entaou!>. mtll' J)('ndent & hke a iob wclh 11•r!.Jl1hl)' we nl'l'd f rimt• for l1w.il 1lt· llVt'rlCS •.~\'I'll tlrl\ llll! 1'1'1·ord rf'q ti l'hon1· 1111 •Pl>l S57 !1212 ,1\k lnr Mr t:mmon., ~1·1q111n St11t1onl'rs, Im " t Cl t' Th ti ti I I I U\g;;J" ACM~ GRIDLEY \1t•1l11.ll '""''·lnl '""1 A k f \ I r 11s1 inn 11 r.1111:1• 11 I\ 1n 11'1 UJ mu' "' ~ I' i r t l llllt' I o;jo!un,1 p Ill ~ ur rn n·.1 llu1ltl1•r ,1('111w11u1.: t'\ m,111111· & '"'"\ i:111n1• 111 SUPERVISOR URGENT llt•Jth 717 7Jl)!K>fil, I' TI M~ "ork 111 111.-11 If \OU l'cHI lllJI' II.I V.llf lt Jiii ) OU lo hJndl1· I \ Jrll'I\ of l{t'O llfl t.t'~ for 11111·,tm1·n1 l1,mk1·r 111 h"t'rh 'liµe Iii h 11H111· 111 01.111~•1• (11u1111 tll JHI( l t'oll)!t'lll,tl I'll work1·1 ... 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Sat & Sun I Earn $30-$60 per week. :>a m-7~m ~l 1n1mum amount of e T . & Prizes C4ll ._.. e colleC'tini: For details call Bruce nps · • 11et rt>sult~ Phone 11>12 5678 ca II 83.1 ml ~.m; Daily Pilat · · · · · · · · · · ·., PART TIME EYENtliS We are presently Sl'eking adults with plea~anl personalil1e~ who would be tntereste<i in working in Sall.'ll & Promotion with Dail) Pilot Carriers ltl to IS years old llnhm1trrl earntng~ available to nght person llri. 5 :ior\1 to 8 30P M. Monday thru l"nclay Somt Saturday ava1lab11Jty For appointment, c11ll 642·•321. ask for Ben • Walhams e <.:ar ty or Fosler Ouellet at e Chmtct at 960.0694. • 642·4321 • r ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT J~------------.... I: 330 W. BAY ST ... COSTA MESA. 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RECEPTIONIST I' t1r111· SJt \\. :-\u11 fur 1.11·h1 1mpr1rt1•r' 111f111 I ;r1 lo·lt•phl1111· llldfllll'I \\I 1.1111111: i·,wnt1.tl '"" I ,m11l..1·r 1!1ti ·1'13:1 RECEPTIONIST I 11111 pr I I 1 11 I 11 .111 v.1·r ph<111c·' .\. i..ri d l"'"l'h' hlo t1p111~ Ito ~ •• , '" trn1d1 11 •1u1n·•I '''l~•·r J•ft·f··rt1·11 '''""t • •11111••111\ 111111 Ill' I I w1h1 ,it lfl"tr,1111 t• ( .ill tr , t 1 1·, I 1 , ,1 nl II 1 t.r 11r.1nl 11•• '11 t11l '.1'.~.! 1!7J 1111:111 ll',lJUfJOI SGT. PEPPEROHl'S PIZZA STORE '"" hmni: for lull & parl l IOll' •11.1t·n1111(' al I'" .111 \Ill' J I Cl C \ lrlJOrt \'.H) Jnj( Uil)' & h11u1' 1111•.11 'upµll'rnen 1 ... l 1 n " " rn 1· f 11 r l1111111•m.1k1·r' & 'tu d1·nt' 1 Jue pr1J1!rl'"" '' l!tm\ Ill)! t HllllJJll) offt'r" •1M••rt u111111•, fur ad1 Jn 1 1•n11·11c 11.--.'tl 110 111ur J" 1. 11 •· r f 11 1 m " n 1 ,. 1'1t ..... Jnt v. nrk1n~ w111h t 11111' \1 11'1 l.1t• Ill & 1111·r \ 11111\ 111 r.o·r,1111 t.1" n 1 1\ 1, l'~I RECU>TIO...,IST 2:tuo s E l!n~l•il er ' ,.... -.;.intJ .\n;1 lll'1ghh I 1111 pr1·,t•L'111u., ,,.,1 tu \ld>im.tlll '>• I .n•1111.1 '\;1~'t11 I l.11111 ii• ~.of. 1•111111111·111 f1nn \\,11111 ----------•·ru 1 ._.,., .. l"-''"'u ~ •' •, 1•C 11tn,1! ph1111• •k1JI, \ • r • 1 \ 1 I •• ''''" 11•11 '"'' 1111 lutl I I' I\ I• Ill ,.,, j .1111 A11rkua.: , u,rr •rant• n1 I I I flt :•11• •ll "'111 h•I l:l\e•f\ It V. AO AGENCY WITH CHARACTER SEEKS RECEPTIONIST WITH SAME... ,lfl I \ •lltr C.i-1 I J 1 ui .. 1t1• t\pln~ ;.uh~, v. p111 i'<•l'I 'l>c llm.: ;rnrJ I 111m111111111 .1111111 ,i..111. "Iii h1• .111 ·'"''I (!., •'' 1 nu ho;ir11 and .;11\ ,t1111 Ill 11111 1.fll"lllC 1111111·1 I tHll I'·'"\ \\" 1·1•1\ "I h.1111" 1nl11\l•lu.11 v. 11 h i t:••MI "'!\"· • f hUlll•ll Hid hlJ!h •Ill I J: 11'\t' '""' • r 1 h1111~ 1• "'d 1• ,. 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"''•" \11•n Pk" 1 \1 1~"on Vtl'JU II\ 11.1 m11 "''" '·"'' f11ri•· ht•1ng f1111111d f'urn )llur p 1. r 11.ilt•llt, 1 Equ,11Opportuntt1 into prof1" ~ \ 110\: \I. ·---•E•m•p•l•o•ye•r•--I 1·11 " Jll'" 11111!11 11·1 .. 1 '" •'\l>t'fll'fll.l' ,, Ol'I t'>'J (\ l'lt•;t;l' J ppl) JI thl' l11ratcon mn~t ron 1t>nwnt for )OU bct"N?n th11 hnur,of~ '1pm BOB'S BIG BOY rnarl.t'tmg 1m1n.1111 "rll l';1rn )OU S20,000 /MO. nr mor" £'111t'r !111 '" lim111 <I '\n I'\ I' I 0 RY for lrt·•' ~ IH ~ s E :"II I:-..\ H ... I .1 11 11:>1 &!!!Cl \,\,\\I.tr~· 11111; l' 11 SI l' .ltlOO 1111111 RECEf'T /TRAINEE I I ll 11 pmi;? & an.,v.c•ru1}' 11f 11hon,., \.\ell l••itrn IMK1kk11•pmj! ,'It ~1.11 roll Jo:\1'1'11 b1:nc·fil, l'Jll Janmt' 540-605.'i !'11ast.1I Prr,unnel \I! 1 :!i!lll llarbor Hhd 1 ·~1 ~:1H ~1.i1 .\rthur llhrl ' H r--------- 1~ an equal oppty empl) r RETAIL MAMA GER n1•t·d1•l1 fnr ladies d1~ 1111101 HoutlQUl' \IJ:r CALI. A~ARELL f2t3174941Wl ESTAURAN UNIT MANAGERS AREA SUPERVISORS The Good E.1111 , •t" '"'w"~' 11•ult1·un1t 0rera11na rt1v1s1on ot the Gerwr;il Mills Rrist.u rt 'I Gro11p This lull se1111ce restauiant cnncepl has .1lm<1uy pul into qrw l n11t1onw1de e-pa11c;1on program which will exc11e Jny looo sr1v1cr unit manager 01 arpa c;uper111sor Our expansion will t<1k1• 11s tr urn a base o r 4 cornp:inyowneo unit~ lo day to well over 100 "' 1u<it .1 l•'W short years We are seel\1nq e~prri1•ncPd prolessionals who are ii cul i1bove the ·wer:ige Although 1nit1al qlary and benefits an> eKcellrnl personal career adv.1n(rmrn1 1s what you 11 find most t>•C1t1ng II vou h,1111> .1 t-•-;t ry 11 slat-le emplo)'mPnl .n lhP lood serv•ce 1ndostry ari• 1;111•rr• v 11 the unrl m.1nagemen1 01 ;irea supervisor level and ;ue lr"e tn rp1oc 1te ~ever al lrme!. to advance your career then call m11 Air.hard Maglio at Hl00-327-0877 during busmess hours (EaslPrn lrme) to learn more Take a minute lo call. 11 may turn out to be thP most important call of your ca1eer The Good Earth P 0 Box 68 Maitland Florida 32751 An Equal Qppcrtun1ty Alllrmat•ve Action EmployPr M r H V the d goo eart~ . ---·--------------...... --------------- DAY WEEK 8Days 3 Lines 8 Dollars Special. flat. rate for non-commercial users offering merchan- dise pnced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for B days or one . Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2 .60 for 8 days. For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678 The new Dally Pilot 8·Day ~ek its a Classified PLUS DI ~f.~~ ..... !!!~ .. ~!.~~~.~ ..... !!~~ ~!~~ ..... !!.~~!~.~!~~ ..... !!.~! ~~.~~ ..... ?~P.~ ~!.~~ ..... !!~~ ~ 8005 D09s 1040 hntihn IOSO Funtitwt 8050 R I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• etal , SALE~EN OFC SECRETARY ll.E. Vetennary A~r.·1 , • Kf:ESHONh Pups AK<.: MUST SB.L I BUY ROllMSON S Gro w 1nii wh oles a It' SECRETARY Secret&nal position in SILi wanted. fem. u11 C~~per t mugS:t~thC Ce;_,t <.:hamp sir" M r Pet & M :.i hoitun) Obi Heil * * * * MEWPORT fumtture showroom 1:. lniftt Jt.Jty AqttKy active Newport Center S ~·d.546-0010 tea~~tt~i· IRth ~P 1 r >how I' v t pl y ~ mallrd!> Night sl.md Good UM-d f'umiturr & sttking a self motivated Good phone )Kilb & Healtor's office f i:'<>nt CREENER WaHtr /Waitrtu }lOS ~o.s483 en · 213 1697 l:MSaft.!Jlm & dresser to match 1,1ke Ap~Llances OH 1 will has an immediate open M1F for f/llme work in front oHtce appearanl·t• office position reqwres Electronics 1,0 in lwr · :-, , new Must St't' l(I a)l ~ti or SEU.for You Ulg for an expenenced urea of sales & general a must Typing ti() wpm good lt:lephone voice. L Be h eed Apply b wn !IAM & Authentic <.:IUncse Chest, FLEANOllEM? pm:ialc Onlv SlllOO or MA.STBSA.UCTIO.,. salespersonm ofhce responsib1lll1e~ Opporturutytoach-antt: typing & appearance agun.~ al~ n s an Noon Charlie') C:hih. 90 yrs old. bl!uultfully PEST Fltt:E elec b 1 oll r M r 646-1686,133-9625 Design & ofhee eic Salary comm Wllhex SH & real estlllt' ex rxperh kSI(( screener ;~~19thSt .IJoorllUI, carved$4.SO~J229 lron1eall} rtd~ your Ii~~ 77':17t'Jft :,:rr1 llUYFUR ... ITURlt perience prelerri'd per1enr1• t'.•r•>I penenrl'helpfulbulnol or t IC •m screen "' home ofallrrawhng& · · ,... s; Salary commensurate SS7 0642 essential Prefer local prinll~g of subistrates. W"'ITRESSfW"'ITER .l.....Uaal'.... IOIO r I Y • n I! 1nse1• t s wl'l'kdays a nytime l~s 9571113:1 With "X""r1enne f'ull resident "'or '"terv1ew Requires ability lo ,.. ,.. ........-........ permanently 635 8028 weekends If no answt•r ~ ,... ' SECRETARY r u• o t Cocktails l-'ulll1me Ap ••••••••••••••••••••••• ple3se keeptryU1g l'ourh and loH-scut t:i1 beM nekfits. FCull for app t t"wall ~~~s ~T~ C m":~! est!~'f: ~n~t:.~· ply 1n person 2601 llUY AmJA.,.CfS 1c1ollect 1 0 1 r Movi~ n'lleot rood SJIJU I e e d d er I y . JACOIY & MEYERS e--y""" .. ,~ o. lhelic fabnc screens in Eastbl'!tf 12,nve, N 13 Les 9~7-8133 11\'e ma e a mallon or Y .,... ~ 4661; Robertson Blvd. South. Realton 644-4910 terprel bluepr1J1ts 'use -s tud Ch amp 1 on must sdl, brand nt•11> r...1-805_, LIHGERIE () 11 e o f Am er 1 r a '~ Waitresses-Busboy) Pvt ''a• ran"~ $100 L'oldU1g ......i1or"'e """'8_'.,.., Id k d t e Go""""e ,._, 2960 Airway, A J03, (.' M --~~ nalJpers. m1nrome' ter<, ' v " .. ~ r ~~ .. ~ --1.£1 so I oa 111 nn se . >. • -'7 .--------1 largest Inv. r1rm• IS ' ' ., l'lub D_ay & evei. 1tht ts. room d1v1der ~· 1"·0 I I g h l h .. h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540 7415 " ., . etn. Ne""· to ha\•e work d d _, ....., Sprmger Sparuels u t c. ra ar e u l' . "l' uirs 'I Retail seek 1 n g an e 't pr Secrelar) ' ~ inc lu 10g week en s FullertonC.M ~-J046 ~ pd J,000, llcSl offrr JC Sun !I •I lllU! lvw.i. C '' Please apply m person 2 FASH10N ISLAND NEW PORT B EA<.:H EOE GREAT THINGS SALF.SLA.DY Wanted In SN'retary fur our Cer ing knowledge ur ink , 496-5767 for a~2't New Thcrm1dor 45" glass ~~v~~I~ r:nle, ~·~:c~ repll'd AC"() \ arnurn /\llllflUl'S, ~µort~ l'tjUlll The Good Design Shop Lagunu Beach. p ll'lflll' ntos oHice Mw.t be Jbh• 'CCOlJNTING surface roat1ngs, bhx·k WA ! TRE SS ' W a It er coo k l o P w gr Id 670-IW cleaner li73 4934 ~Lcr1:11 1'111th111j! natl' IN 4 day wk Exp'd in sell lu type a nun1mum of 60 ft out malenab etc "' tar for wicker basket die broiler model DGT hshld item' ing women's read) tu wpm, posi.1?ss good or SECRfllDY lunrhserv 9 »1 ~PM. 45, ret111l flou Sell S4SO W1rmaraner 1\1\C' !yr 2 quality dub chair.. S7!'> Furn Mu.'l )l'll (:oucl SC PLAZA wear Pis stale rt•h gan11at1onal sk1lb and M We offer ex1·ell pay & Mon Fri Earn Sl5().Sl75 640_4150 old M Obed 1t•nce ea l.rgui utl.,man 125 rnncJ I~\ .\1es;1 Venll' • • Write 320 S Co ai.t <'nJOY wor k in~ 111 a Pondcrosa Homes Ac' benefllspl~a wkly Must be nut. trained $21)() tl\17 1882 64S 2094 Ort\e 14 ~;· C\1 NEEDS llwy Laguna lieal'h rhallenglOl(PINllun Wt• counl1nj( Department 4DJ.YWORJCWEB personable&energetlc 2 yr old Wh trlpool Aher5PM 20 wras Ill'\\ n l.ov Sat Sun':l654j,!l!911 GREAT PEOPLE SAUSl.ADIES ben1:flh and ~Jlar) II 1mmt•cliate opening We llwy & 8 mi from 406 & appl fr<>e 64&8J94 i\Kl:, Sll5 $1911 FACTORY !f.>7 ~70H \0~~~~11 Y~~I ~~:1.~i:re~.:1 !12651 vfler ,Jnl rnmva11~ loraled in lrvuie. has an Co 1s 2 m1 Imm <.:oast 979 0747 aft IOAM for Washl'r S20U w dr)er SHlllT'/.l l'Ll'S eseals, $>111 SIN~Jll'r~-1 I· I d 1 F For p rr Sa~s for exclusive childrl'n 's )'UU meet the CJU<.1hft('ll Jr{' lo0k111g for un in s 1-'rwys Warehouse -&12 :r.r/7 548 6460 <.:t1Ut'h, loVt'St?:ll & roff.:1· l'l l'M af\er!lam Pleas"' call Susan or b llClns and art' mtf'll'Slrrl d1\1dualw1thupenence OS MES •REf'lllGERATOR. apt table . solld Oak . S3SO ..... ...,.91 ~ oul1que, South ('oa5l orr· C T"' "' Su•"'r ~amoved F' S ~· '"""' Sharon 1•1-""JO 1n the nn..1t111f1. "lt•Js1• in Jn Accounting ire Pleasecallforappt WA.REH""ous"'e s1tl' 1,1orks ok $65 ~ ORO &12:!!131 !H!l!IG21 S s· 9 4 " " ...., Plaza LE MA GASl:'I/ """ ,. h h II shots, 111111111 '""l'SOn t u n 11m <Jn 1 --------111 t a II Syh rn ut , 71 ;1. w o aH•x1•e ent typing Personnel Oept 67!dll27 997~0432 " ,,~ • J • 549 ~5 6IUI~ al11ht)' Jml 1s detailed TELONIC:B ERKELEY Needing part1full·t1r11t•. ' ty SI f>),K.'ll()!I(~ evs Kini: si1.t' bi•il , ht•Jd J10rt.1hlH•olor1'V,Atan SALES J>06ll1un o~n i;c, onenled 7J4-494-9401 E 0 E wa reh.se worker In 80 Sc a rs Ken m,o re 661 1157 board. ~h~t.<. & !>prt•ad ' I II,. o ~am e En Retail Sc*s Penot1 Ill f'ash1on discount slore Full & r a11 t1me avail Sat Tue~ Jlli Wed Fri 11 8. 646-7113.\ RETAIL BUILDERS EMPORIUM is camilg and we need Coast Plaza Mall for .1t· SECRETARY , terest1ng permanent ~ridge J3 ru It F rosl lierman Shl'llht.'rd pup ~'()(I 645 9!fTi <1fl 6pm 1·~dofwd1a Hritanmc·.1 11\e sports mmde<l 1n I full llme l'hr.-rful 1•x Wr oflt•r e\n•llenl pos111on in manM flt'ld ~re~ sill Revl'r~r fir, male. ;\I\<', no papers Udrm set. wll1l :.sh. '/ \h h~lt•r s unahridgeil d1\ Morning hr~ (lt'rd 1nd1v 'k1th~trnn1: henefits and a relaxed SrTTER D ·1i'mpl111 12t:Jt l 645 ti034 See to apprC'C' Sl 25 dri'S~er~ ho11k1·J 'l' d1rt1l•11<1 n plant,, needed Call Sno.,.dt•n I t\'p1ni.: & ,hurth:indl wurking en\ironment In Mesa del Mar 2 to 5 tllll 2613 \\O(•adu fr1 g1da1ri• 541 37~1 ht' ad li11a111 S<!flft hou~l'huhl l'lt 411 ~1 tze S_porti. S40-4717 tdll'nl~ 11antl'<I \ppll 1n l':ill ur appl) in person Mon thru f'n 97!18017 I refr1g, 2 door. good rond AK c Engli !>h c oc ke r 545 IH2!1 DahhJ C:dM 675 634Ji per,on with n·~un1t tu Sis ~1rl 1e11-elry P'r M Fl Wa~He4p $195 6755847 Spaniel 1•u11p1es s wks 4 Marble Top talJll'' 11F'urn , d!Jpl l1H1I~ et< Sale) \Ir Fuenll'l. JI H11h~·rt1 GfftCl~IO JO 3 .~ PM no exp nee Wholesale import tom 'Fr11J i=1da1re apt s11c Old M F Multi colors end & I t'Off~ As !>1'1, Hl112 Stin~ray ll U llc111 Wilham Fr11.~1 ,1,, 17l 4197S.1609 HS Grad 182{) 5403333 pany need.' wan•housc Washer1dner llanesl Uest P m ·r 1n town S!IJO S25eJ8Jl-3703 SatSU/1!13 Prof. SdHpeopfe \\!>oc-1ates 1401 V1JJ1I p ext 256, 11>9 PM Tami he 1 P N ° e ~Pe' Gold l.1k~ ne11-S400 $22S S2SO i31 I~ M.ihogan) l'Olnr t'h1nJ Oitity '>t Npt l:kh QNOEROS' s d r Id necessar) Plt•al>.int 1631 5014 Id I ,. '· t IKX71t r 1----·.,.-c•· -• M arkctin~ Reps i.1 wll ft . tu enl. part lime, o -11-orking conditions Go en Mne\'er., \.3uine , o~t. HELLO GIRL.t.,' r1t111i: a produt•t that 15 v.anlf••l 1 •-------~ HOMES mg T-Sh1rl!> $3 JS hr lo Golden's Mugu· wuntl. Apt site washer 1lryer 9 v.eek~ ()Id AKC S400 new Wtll !>l'll for ready for 1·11lll'l(l' & &t Ol'l'<led by everyorw 'it'aetar) start. 645 8431 !146 w J7lh ~l. CM App Can operate on any sink $!(Ml fi461!142 Sl7S Tan \ inyl :J pw1•1• 1 l'learung \our 1'hM·l~~ II 1':arning Po(ent1al EXECUTIVE II um an Resources TEACHERS Direrl4:>r lor I) 9A~1 llA M S200 494 7:tf7 11.eeshonrl., <:ham111un di,.in good rnnd $S0 I!! "' IJ r 1 n I( th 1 111 l u $10.®SSO.OOO SECRETARY ·~Otf' ul>epart~enl D 11reschool111C M Full or WINDOWWASllEH 1·79 GE IS12 t'U fl refr1g , I Si re Oarn llu) from ii II .... portJhlr T\ CHi\ltLJJ-;s ( 1.0s~:1 ~ •Cu 1'raininl( S1•cretar) to 1'rr,1dt<11l ~ usmess enter r P1T~me7Sl 5525 Must have t>Xpr & (fr bro" n, 1011 freezer lireecle1 . Rl·mote £> ;..11110:1!1 turn them mlu dollar' • (.Juallf1ed Lt.'a1.b of rapidly lo(rnw111).' wm lrnne, Ci\ !127l5 TE Ac HF: H 1nf3 n l pend able car 646 9680 1cemake!:.. S29S 540 8483 ~; ~ Xlnl furn Oinm)! rrn :.l't" 2052 :-.lr.,.vurt Hh•I ('\I • lhgh Income pan1 Thl' l\"' h.1llt•11)! i\n ~:qua I Opportunity Development Program, WOR K wtule your l'h;ld is '80 Ga Hers & Sattler no 1 York I e l,.Jl'u II stud bt-ds mattrt-s~. bo'I: 'IJ' '-.63•1•34•7•3-----• liquldy. (Mrgy I ing position "1th ternh1 Employer M f' P t Im e M ember of m ~rhool Assist in rarnl frost rt>fnge. IL~ed ~ Mo !ierv1l'l' JL\o pups No" in gs, T\' set 640 1059 ,. Systems I oppnrtun1llt'' ror tht• transd1sc1phnary team salon 642.4911 ' $22S 1137·8226 selltn)! Mr Groom E Ll'.GANT ::.L.\T~; G..\RAC:E SAL ~; Ill Al 754·~1 .545-6793 ' ni:ht person '1 11."1 h.l\l' Special Ed important -Refrigerator $200 I Pro<lu<'l!>forcats&dog11 topped Credt'n1 a Crc•al fAMll \ ~1onn for ~-... --... lllllllll--• !'~t·t'IJ ~t"l.Tt.•tar 1al <,kills Jackie P~Jl_, Si6-5760 Was her dryer & gub 846 (1771 for apt stnraitr & T\' C:u11:fr 0ol(5 fur the. Uhnd This d1v1s 1on of lhl' I & pleasant Pl'"'"ldhty Sel'rt•tary XEROX OPERATOR range, Sl25 earh Dis Wire Fo~ Tcrner Pups SJ2S 631.f.671 of Or<1ng1• ~ ounl' HELP! Wickes Companies will SCHOOl IUS StJrl111g ""lar) suoo PRESTIGE PLUS THH LE.ADEi Reproduction Graph1c11 hwnsher, JIOO. 646-~ll I AK C Xlnl breeding D111 table 44 . Lha Ii Sat Sun 9AM 41'M !1321 soon open a new Home DRIVBlS Pl'r mo t lient'ftb Earn lhose Sb1llRS while Plan and supervise Technician to operall' ••aytao he ••• {'as Shot!. SJOO 1127 5292 chairs. dk fm1~h ~% B l r ll C I r l' It' Improvement Center in Class to tram srhool bus ('all t1l''l'lopmg your sk1lb Youth acll1<1t1es, part copy maclunes, culate & "' " was r ""' ' cash 673-Q179 Westminster !Ul 1820 Sao Juan Cap1stranu, drive rs no~ bl'l ng \b Oetut) Parma Growing land dl'~elop-Lime 19 to 30 hours per bind reports Neatness dryer $40 Coin op. gas Ped1Rreed AfRhan Hound D1n1n1: rm lbl & tr.ii. and w~ need help NOW •' formed U interested 714~ ~ ment l'O GorReous of wk essential fo'ull l1me Ap drye r $30. Port A ( SIOU puppie~ ,s Wt'\'k!. old 5 to Orftcrh lraH led <'hrs. dre!>.~er, nitr stds. ~ Both full and part 11me pos1t1ons are a\ a1lable 1 n SA LES and for CASHI ERS Retail ex penence wanted In terv1ews wiU be held as folio"'~ MOft. Sept. 21st 9AM-3PM r-~ Sept. 2w 9AM -3PM Wed. Sept. 23rd 9AM· 12 Hooft SAHJUA.M CAfllSTUMO l2 051 CCllllMo Capish www apply lluntlllgt.on Beach E o ~; flee Be first m hne ' CITY Of IRVINE ply 1n person to Mr $9S 64S ~ choose <.:all 7 14-t!_7S-1~9 $4(IO (,luecn ordouhll' l'A n hed~. kic1~ fit>,k City School Dist . 735 --------• Call Debbie Bentley. 17200 Jamboree Rd Fuentes at Roben Bein Stove. full size. works SlllH TZl.J pups. AKC 675 2398 aft 6 pa 1 n tin l!b el 1 2c;11 14t h St H 8 SJ&-7514 5-HI ~UOI. Snelling & 754~1_!_ W11l1am fro!>I & As 'ery good Sl50 548~!3 S250andup Cai.hon)) BeauUful 5 !)(' tklrm ~l'l. :"aS,llU Rd l'\I Sat S1111 I F.l RET.\H\ 11-l ll .. r Snelling of Newport TELIPHOME sociales. 1401 Quail St. orS4844& 6lJ9:KX! ssoo Corktall & end 8 1 SECRfTARY g.rn11ed maturt• 111iJ11 I Beach Agency, 4340 soucnORS Npt Srh Refr1g, fm;t free. very me to You 8045 tables. chrome glass. GARAGE SALE ~;!~l l~~~:;gmor~=~~;a I ~k1~1~'~ro~l~ e~,.~ \','/;!'I Campus Or . E 0 . E. Need JS immediately lo rlean. "1!'! ~ 548-951'.I ••• ••••••••••••••••••••! $175 642 3277, 548 641;0 F'urn1ture. clothm)! .• rnd "'liguel offers excelll'nl Flc<'t1ble da\11m1• hr, -----work easy evening X Ray ~~8 ,._....,_ FRffl(l'TTIHS Bassett hedrm !twle Jn tO\s 14 Bren;1 ln1nP opportunity for dt!tJll rna) l:le arrJn1wd for lht• --------•I hours. Great for slu REGISTB.ED Dryer gas. clean. "orks I To gd home 842 8866 tlQue '4h1tt', 2 hdboanb. Sal & Sun 9 AM C'Onsc 11ius energcll<' 11.,:ht persM For aµpl ••SEClET.AllES•• dents. J.9. Mon-Fri No l X·lA.YTECH f:go~485S75. 5488513 or lf'ree -fem whit; Persian. dhle dres~N. Lall 1·hc't I 7~9444 per!>on with ellccllent iull \tr Th•1 mp .. un T70 RErontraclS13,000 selling (all 9660151 E!!perience requ•rt-d . copper eyes 3 )rs. M1ds1ze roll \op dr~k !-'or Sale Full and f\in~ 'kills 3 years expcr hi.\~ :II'~ '1on Tut· ~~P~~~C::';:.es~8~~ arter!l>m I Sala ry neitotiable WASHER. clean. 'kOrks spayed ntre d1sp , to .,.. book.rase 962 0'18:9 s11e bt'd!> Coffot· tahli l'all Mrs Semas t714 1,Y.edb45~ ExpConsullant Ours TELEPHONE-APPTS Newport Beach Area good $115 5488513 or lo\'inghome96J.7474 -1Se,llee. red ielour. Sl50 nrw •c·au~792Cll !131 6400 L R d Need 9 immed Your Medical OffiC'e ~nd re 548·4485 Sr Charle' C'o~kapoo bier BBQ almost nl'w i1. e1n ers Agy, Inc home or our office sume lo Class1f1ed ad Fridg1da1re "· , d . $ 5 0 I mm i lat 'on Garaiie Sal~. Sat & Sun SECRETARY Rercpt Secretarv 4020 B1rchEst'64EOE Salary easy bonus & •704. Dail) Pilot. p 0 Ver> good rond Sl25 2'-l yrs. neutered. n s Christmas Tree 7 sis \IO\ 111 R t:' l'f' 1 h1n i. I ~'~?~C:~. 1~;1:~:" ~:i1 f<equ1res Cl!Cellen( l\11 1 'lewport a3J..8J90/Free co nte ~l cash Call Box 1560.C<1sta Mesa l'A 63J-46ll love & gd home , llard.,.ood mapie <'Offee L°:~~fO Fa1Na) l \I s tarter Non-smkr mganclolhersel'ret:in,11 838-113J 92626 Copperlone Chambers 1144~ -1 table $40 Newqueena1r Josie_,_8Sl·90'.!5 skills L1i:ht ~lal1~lll'.1l StcurityPlnONlel YARD MAN wanted for Stove $75 f'ngidaire Fwrftitvre 8050 mattress,S.10 ~1-3:.W i\pt Sall'' 1 !)1('1·e set• l)'prn g Pre,1ous •'' Semiretired man pre l•T•e•le•v•15•100-----clunup&gardencare Refni: s125 64281150 •••••••••••••••••••••••Waler Be<l, 11( m1rrorrd tio nJI !>ola Jnliqut SECRET ARY p1•nent'l' draft1nl! r.. I erred $4 ~ u hr I day wk m No Laguna 840 8208 WANT E () l' an v p > headboard cornpletr .,. i·h.iir loH'Seat oak & Newport Beach la11-of ports Shorthand nut r1· 1714 t675·6IOI between STUDIO 548 7187 or aft 6 & Sun 8020 bedroom set for l'hild a ec es s 0r 1 e~. $3 511 gla~~ table raptain ~ fire. Word prores:.mR quired. bot rhctaphorw ti 4_pm ASS.ST A.MT 497-2783 l icycles Soll! 1688 64!> !Mi9 "'alt•r hed 01.hb & l'nd' will train Caqn experiencenet'<'s,ar' SEl'lRITYGli\RD PARTTIME .._._ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg Peean(A)f!l"t.' table :-ie~I> purcha.l.e(l l.J\ rm SO'toS.WCt S7S~'>!I 644 6516 We seek a responsible ,_.n: Women· s IO speed $ ~at Sun 8 5 ~ rla> SL We offer a good start111R Secretary General or I ~•ur succes~ in lht· 111 b"il~at,f\tdepanres~o~oe~~~~ individual to work µart :·:;:••••••••••••·,••0•0•5• Ralde1g~ b1cy~!.'.:· icflfnt l~~le;, ~t~~1n~r~pnl~ ~~~~loe;st.ahpl~~iu~ae~P~ '-' B Toni~ hsehld,. dustr• allow~ us l n 1 " t ime 1n our ('able ""'"-con .,,so or """lo er •n .. rt ng "'he~ wage and automatic in rice Good omre ~kills u . J ' • II··'' Starting S4 hr Inquire ·..,---·-.. OAQ'> Maple fm1sh dresser bunk beds Re~I ofr ~..-I •"' ,., crease after 6 mo and must, typing SS wpm. \Ide htJ.thl)' t'Ompellll\t' 711 PCH H B 536 1487 Telension Production •••••••• •••••••••••••• 540.....,,, $110 Couch. $115 Twin SS3 J04J 96 'It old l'!ilate sale opportunities for ad\·an !>hOrthand nol required, Sdlaries and benef1l<; in S l u d 1 o M J r Ills & Hers ustrahan Red rrame mattress & l:.\erqh1ng must go APPL YEARLY cemenl nus IR an ex experience tn In),, l'ludmg Ml.'d1ral.I>l'ntal SEC'Y/GEMOFC respons1b1hly inrludes WESATMBBCNE~ER bikes. xlntrond, all ae box spnnus, SIOO Sohd Rust1t· Redwood Burl Sal , 9!'> Suu, !13 3211 I P \ l D t I d I ha k • $800 64.S 91117 "' tables Fin or unftn $180 cellenl chnncetoJomm helpful but not I val'a ion :1r11 Typing 55wpm. ar v1 eopay c .camera ANTIQUEMALL cess -l'VS maple bult'her block. to$2509S7<ll6i i\ Cabnllu,t'M our competent, exislm~ necessary Near () l' more I curate Good grammar o Per al ions. u s 1 n g 11751 WestmU1Ster Ave Beach l'rwsers 4 bikes. 2 S75. M 1sc small furn 5 F .... Sale' staff and grow with the i\1rport SJlar) com I & spelling, organ1za cha racter generator GARDEN GROVE s pd kickback L9SO items 4!1J.11l60 Dinette set. S p1ere Oak .,.,, · newstoremourexpand mens urate with 1'X \ppl) Mon F'n JO lo l2, uonal skills Property Approx hours. 5 ~to SS4-6J03 Flighlhner S48-6523 Parquet table t 111> f:,·erything must go or mg company pcnenre Ask for .lml v or 2 to 4or 1·:111 l'<•rson 111 gm t ex per a -+ 9PM, Mon _thru Fri D--;;n Dueney Mono Sh-Ork MOVING SALE 42X42 $25()843-7297 Goodwill gels 11 3J5 E ~5 8585 n('I Dept 1714 17&111000 75J 2787 Must be nex1ble Pnor Westmi.thouse stde by Sofas. cust made ot 16th St, C.:~ I Se . ,. -Of p .. expenence very de51ra-Merry Go Round Horses ,, .. S7.,~.n side rerng. roppertone. toman $200, sofa bed Dresser & mtrhng end COME JotH OUR TEAM!!! SECRETARY c Yuen c ,ime ble Submit app1Jcat1on J e w e I ed C ar me I .............,__ S4SO Oucen bdrm set, chr $100 552 87S6. tbls 6 bar.,. 3 chiurs & The Nation's lead1n1?l It~ I afternoons. l?d typing lo Stander "Lg Herschell Peugeot PX-10 Xlnt 10 $300. Mis<' !>48-6653 955-3054 bk bar & many other electronic distributor,, I skills, flex _!lrs 851-~ HowardOerman Jumper Sml Heyn spd 23 io frame is NEVER L'SED Dinette misc 1tcms7S9047_9 Sa J C be REYNOLDS SJI DB 11 Dmi:el sofa Sl6.5. Oriental Hamilton Electro Jes. BANK SEC'Y ft.EGAL ~96 um per an seen 3 Sl~. bunks, $200 <'Om d bl ~ s ~alerbed. skis, cl1llhrs & ha~ an opening for a !>f AMERICA 121 ~oung associates tn THEIRYIMECO. 2542 West Coast Hv.y components havr been plete. Qn hdrm $540 T1~int~a~t~;:;'~1~~: other m1,1· 149 IE A wi.-.et!!! A.t IUILDERS EM· PORIUM with all w•'n C)Ot, yotln CJD' it Mack. Sales Management husy rnrporate dept of Hl61CamelbackSt.. Newj)On. l!.(lgraded...:.11~-[!S SJ.59 Mallre~ses Box spnngs sm rosewood chest 915 Ro1·ht•ster St (.'M Sal S<-cretary Excellent op-!(rowing med1um·s11ed Newport Beach. 9'l66Q 8'X2 'X6' lugh Armo1re Red Schwinn Traveler Twin S80. full I)(), Qn 540 8483 Sun Equal Opportunity Employer M IF V fH RETIREE for bearh park i n g lol (714 )846·8414. 8'16-8086 eves por1un1ly for an exc1t111g Ne1,1 port Center law Equal Opp Emplyr from Florence Italy Touring bike. IJke new' SJJO Sofa bed, sofa love rareer with great EqualOppEmpl M f h rm needs Secretary Many drawers M1rrer 1100 54~~ sea!L~•HlHE'77~1 __ benefits We are located with 2 3 yrs. legal ex Tl"'V& .,._R&l'P in door S2:m OBO. Call Nish1ki 10 spd, boys' 20", WOOD TABLETOP al 3J70 Pullman. Costa nor lleav" dirtaphone, "' ""wsn' Holly 760-6006 Leave ood d ""S 84' · M P 11 r , N B. agency needs Sr . . g con •• 'x33' x29" high S!O esa lease c a SECRETARY Wang word processing messa_1L0r67J.LS43 _ 494 666J 96().7Jai 641 1850 to arrange for Newport Bea"h "rea i·o ex per desired. but nol agent 2/~ min com Oriental VA<-..... bowl -- DINING clwrs, 4 anuqur Enghsh oak, tJIO. 2 anti que clocks. 962 7136 Dark blue sofa, very good cond 100". Sl25 _call847 4960 t ' u m'I +international exp. . ........, -'· a.ildlltCJ Matet1•8025 Fine Quality Fumllure. 6 an 1n_!!V.!_ew ~8.000 Top le""\ po~i req 75wpm typing, •~5 ginger 1ar $200 .,, •' " Computer tram· ed pref .., • • • • • • • • •••••• • • • • • • • • • • pn se t I l old t h d · d i\h.··pm shorthand capo . . P1'teher/wash bas;ft S75, ' c iona · yr cos Ona bamboo furn, 7 ....,.s Secretan ~1~~;~t is ~na~~~; rc~r bi; of handhng ~h Job~ Call Norma 644-5373 curio cab S37!a.uo wall REDWOOD 2X6'S S3000, sell SllQQ.. 640-~ 11o;1 1· couch. ssoo :i~t TroY .. 5-nke _,11u work on }'our own It pressure situations TRAVELCONSULTANT clock 631-5979 4' Lo 20· 1ong Xlnt deck cond ~H1nn 6755595 B ' · t " I f -· F h lo d a ·v· g The f115test draw m the Inside sales Opport in with relaxed, run loving e n e 1 5 1 n ' to work or agency est DunC'an Phyfe din. rm la mg. res a m in largeCommercialAgen iiroup Good s kills Med1cal/Dental in-14 years. Top saJary & ble. 6 chairs, corner weekly Save al ~/fl West. .a Daily Pilot Hove something to sell~ HldnR mat. d1V101? ftear din rm set. Sl.lk rs. anl1 ques. barbecue, custom 650 Yamaha , extra motor & frame bah\ mbs. stroller.;, toys 579 Knowell PlacP CM 646 6708 furs. Anhques. f'um. Bnch Prs. Eng Parts M 1sc SA 1SL 2340 Elden l'M Satl Boal lnslructor needed U1 Newport Bch 25-27' cruising sail boat Wkends now Ftr. sum - mer incl. wkends S4 50 hr Ca 11645-71,00 cy for Creative. detail needed for d1ct:ihon & surance, profit sharing bene~ls M115t have 2 yrs hutch f!CXX> 84().67SS Jim_.._646-988S anyt!me. Clas1tl1ed i\d. 642-5678. Classified ads dg_i_~ well oriented, self-confidence legal forms Fasrinalml? plan. lree parking, com-exp. in Sabre equipped ~ ----Sears Craftsman Table 1-..11111111.--.11111111.--.11111111.-.. lllllll--.lllllll--.11111111.-lilllllllllllll-lilllllllllllll-lillllllllllllll~ person Good phone spot with excellent pet•t1 ve salary Call office. Excell. oppl'y Lo Antique brass&i~dou Saw SlOO. Sales COSMETICS Wanted Cosmetics Salesperson. High ruhion specialty store -Newport Beach area Salary +commission Good company benefits. Experience necessary. Orlane. Stendhal, DeMarkorr. Borghese Call 644-7100. SALIS CUU-lttail Office supply company has full time positions available Will train. Newport Stationen, lnc. 557-11212, Mr. Emmons personality and good benefits. l00'7r lree to ap· .fem· 640-7~. --advance. Call Evelyn ble bed, box spnng & 642-83:11 skills a must. Tern pbcant Open Monday SEC'Y JRECEPT. 714·994·21Sl malt. · 67~5847 Shutters. deluxe. painted 957·2700 ___ evenings by appoint Lite typing, general of· & stained, all sizes. menl only !tee dul1es. Salary TWX Of'SATOI 20 Orig. paintings & many to choose from. SECRETARY 754-7091___ Good typist for TWX prints by famous artists. Sl-SlO. 631-6400, 8-5 Mon We will train. Excel op· michm· e Wltll tram. Ex-S75·S'150. S40-M83 Fri port. In sales om ce Startrng salary $5()0 lo .~-II ·~ -. SK'y, L.ecJClll cell. opbportunltf.'tY &Ccom11 · Le n n ox ch I n a , c...,_ & $600 per mo Raises 1 • Estnb. Npt Center Law piny ene 1 s. 8 · "Meredith", (615 pc Eq.i,.... 1030 c o m m e n s u r n l ~ firm needs exper legal Elsa,~-place settings, SllO/sel· ••••••••••••••••••••••• w I rformance. 770.9159 Secretary w /good lyp-ll i S40-8t83 35 mil Camera Lenses. SEC-ARY PtnOMtl Stnict Ing, di clap hone & TYPISTfl.ECll'T 9lnh C t . I .... Perfect for student. Sl75 -· h h d k'll R I h 1 en llTY-amp ..... 848-7297 Im m ed opening fo r s ort an s ' s. ea D. Pl. _Harbor Yac ts mirror S75, crystal ean-1---...:!..!~::.:...--- skilled, independent EslatelltigaUonw/em· sa~off1ceneedsagood delabra 75_~ NiltonCameraSystem 2 person. w / ability to 4500 Campus Dr . N fl phas1s on land U.'le Law typist /recept lo work bodies. 3 lemes + Xtras schedule Ume eltlclent· 551-612'2 Salary competitive wkends.Opp'tyforadd1-SlotMedmls 50.After6642·765S Jy SlOOOtolUOOto:itart 14211 YorbaSt.Tustin 640-6960 tiooal hrs. Will train on Mllla5r.1~.25t.~.SlOO. Peters Landing Exec 731-7711 SEWING MACHIME computer 493-2011 or Just wbat your boat Ste 16390 CH PCH HB. OPllATOIS 49&-0745. oetds. S1S.001 A fa 35mm . S40-8483 -------•I 848-5528. 213-592-5514. l~llll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!ll!!l!l!!!!!!!'!!'!!ll Expr'd, top pay, good TYPIST I REC E P · Jl'rao'a MercanliJe. Anti· SABLE 1 ENLARGER SALIS 714·846-5528. work Ing conditions, TtONIST P.R & fund de· ques, colJectlbles. ron· Nlkor lens barely used. COMMBCWl.l. SECRETARY, full or SECllTAIY benerits.6U·!IQ2 velopment dept. signmenta. 423 3llt St, OBO.G).7980. Ttrtd or telling~ 7 part-time. typing & to run established realty Personable, organlied NB 875-64m. Tues thna •-------day• a weelt ? We need 1nswerln• phones. firm in Corona del Mar Shipping & quality con-self.starter. Varied S.l 11·5. ,. trol. Female. billn11ual I b 111 ti --'------'* SC ... • one llceNtt lo team the trend Import Sales, Thia IS a one secretory res P 0 n 5 es · Antique Amer. Oak Curio akilll to manap, brobr ne., l200W Colsl Hwy, office and there I I sr,anlsh olt. $3.50/hr. AP· 55 /65w pm . Exce 11. C1blnel, l500 Antique • ,....,... • commercial rul estate. .B. 631.aMl 1lways somelhlng to do PY lope~. Jackson's benefit.a fr oppty lo ad· French Wall Clock $250 30' lnfrartddryer B/O Income from mamt Must h1vuxcellenttyp-Products Co .. 17401 v1n~7e~SamaAnaarea. 631·5979. 64J•5417....,6PM. hlJ •-S Ina akll'· and /ilea•anl Nichols St., Unit "J", ~ .. vv 1-=.;:...;;..:...;,.;..:.. _____ .,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! w e you icam. · uper Ea1er bu.yen rud the ... ° K B 84M283. -=~=~----F bfneftU; ure Insurance; Claulfled ad• every personality lart1n1 · · P 1c1Q1 a Cl..uled ad la Bar11ln aboppe.ra read • IOll btalt.hlnlurm•deo· day . If 10u have aalarySl.Dpt.rmoCall Rave aomethln1 you aauayadlallncyou.r t h e little ad1 In ...................... . taJ plait Ccm&act Km. aomethiftl for we, re-Terry •emtaya 9:30 to wut to eell? Cl•lfied llboM. Gt•• 111 a call, Cl111Uled re1ularly. Pertlan Ad\lkl, ao. 11U700. acbtbemfMtudmu· ~.f7MG>. adl do It .U -Call ••'II do lbe rut. Aed t~nd what Klttm,11.15. IW!!!!!_l!!!!l ___ 9j MQllnlJ,call!OM?t NOW.1f1.517't. M2·5t71 UMY'l!~lor. ._ I ....... _____ ... _______ ._._ ............................... ____ .__....---:...~--------------- ------~------.---------· ..... ----~· ..... .._~ .............................................. 3 .......... 1 .. .............. Die Genume RUBIES Your choice only S20 per ston~' 64().8688 Divorced lady must sell bridal ring set Cluster dJaf!.l.Q!l~Sjlm.1..846 S304 Divorced lady must sell bridal ring set So1Jta1re ~.846-~ TWENTY DOLLAR Gold Piece, 1915-S with 24", 3 mil chain and matching rope bezel S2,lXJO Fl RM SJ6 6107 14K gold star, S75 2 anti que amber necklaces. Sl8S & ll5 Silver rang w •carnelian stone, $80 For further 111/Q., s.10..8483 Men·s Gold stain ll'~s Rolex watch. l~s than 3 mos old rost S2100 Sell $1400 966-~ !'OR SALE 11 Ct VVSI Two 1 • Ct Si l S l2 548-8!*52 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 13, 1981 CLOTHING 15 Tops S3 00 ea S Jackets S4 OOea 10 Belts SO-$2.00 e11 4 Jeans S4 OOca 4 l'oats I! UOea 10 prs shot's $2 00-S:l 00 ea Heblt Hunnmg shoes $10. ea 3 Robes S8 00 ea 5 Scarves St OOea I I '? SS 2 7 7 2 a l Xk8 11 ... 1 ... 1111 •l ( "'I.I \l"'·I -.11111,t Ill 63 Dodge '• ton. ~en1cc utility bocly. ladder rack. gond cond SlllOO 848-1346 78DOOGE PICICUP Automatic. pawer steer 1ng, pov.er brak1•!> AM FM <as'>clft• custom wheel~ & llrl'~ 1 ~31 S5795 !AA8 ll,1!1"'' Hlql . , ... ,,.I \11·~.1 .'l-ltl ll:l.111 ""'_Q_- •73 El Camano. nl'w patnt, pis. p b. am l(m $25()() QRO Stevets47 66AA ·so Che\·y '•Ton 6 l"U>I. twin tanks. pwr '>tr. brks. 968-li6Sll 2·Ton SS Chev) natbed. new 6 cyl eng, 4 spd. good tires SlSOO bst ofr 646 7211 '70 El Canu.no. cstm in side IOU!, bwlt JSO. 51000 J!rm_. 968· 1222 __ '80 VW Diesel, xlnt cond. air. ster eo. S68011 857-8218 '78 RANCHERO GT Loaded. w 1shell. very clean. ~.:S5!·~- '7S Chevy lot T 3M1 V-8, shell, carpeted bed, dual tank s $4300 1080 &4().11~ v .. 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 GMC Step Van Needs some work $1995 64.2-8338. MOTICI how Daily Pilot Class- ified ads display their messaaes wit.& le&lbiJity and impad! 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JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN , 11 II. • I 1!42·1C.•W The M~I Exc~inq PorfOf 'i i1r BMW Pin-. .:1r Or ll'o~c ~~E4' Mc:lon.'fl BM W Buy Or ~o)r By Our Phort Ion (7141522 5 133 7l 8MW i. \ I \ >.,. .., Sli9'1~ JIM MARIJl<Q VOLK!.W o\GEl'O RU.2000 O'h~GF COUHlY'~ OlDESl Roy Carvcir,lnc. I I \ 'W•I II'"' 1. Ill ,1lif11 •'Jr 1•~11, 1111•t Ill .. 1n.u1, 11lh1 1 ' ' 1 t•ir r,, I 11t1ltl 1 • I"' II '!.1 ~~ I ttli1f\,._, I·'• '" ' 1(1•l ll • r 1111111 ~jKJ I I" f);!; r;~'.J!i " 1 • I " ~~••n••• '73 610, AIR, <!dr radial,, 68K . 2nc:I owner n 1lvt . JOb, I mmac s2000 ~8862 '78 8210, •Int C'Oftd louu. 13495 --_&:fl-17~ Ho do :\I 1 11 1·1lt·' t~l'li SU \ n I ht .11·1tt-l!fl'\. t lll"t'lll•lll 9 7 2 7 • 11111 S:'t u( ~I lih25 ...........•....•....•• J ViSIT YOUR MG 9742 ORAl'llGE COAST ·················•••••• r J ~ll1 \1 11J1:1'1 \cw HOND A 1.~rdt11111\ .. ,n top SlilMi HEAOQOARTERS "" 'r. 1 ·IH'Htl TODAY!!! 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UC t't aeata (1•3WCJ ) ... c 5• tn «i 72 Pinto New tlrfl Run~ 187118uchBlvd S'4Uc.SllVICI OMLY$7'95 $4Jl7 S7SOO S~t' ut 4!07~ WellJlS()Orneate)tOI 142-2000 ~ HOWAIOCM•roa.t Harbor. l M or r.ill fer 7'YwWlfT OvEtlf~:nv Oove/QualJSu 631 !l928after611m. 8'2-rno COWIDtlSll EXPERTS NEWPORTBEACH l 'Jo~V~R~1~ZEA ~lr~ "Y""*"' 9t60 ""' FM C'ISSettt' llJ.OSSS -I sharp, eveqth1nl( ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1mx H 1!:1 IAIU lkl SEE US FIRST! oimoal 1>i~4(Xj1 71 PLYMOUTH •Stl VOlVO Wehaveagoodselectlon ·66289 Auto,pwrstr,dlx Dynamite_ Horizon 4 1966 llurbor Blvd. of N E w & us E D whl cvri. & intr New door, 4 speed rte an, COS'fA MESA Chevrolet&! .!11118 lluil.1111 lllld vinyl roof. new brks. s harp ' or 11( 1 n a I ' I 64'-9303 540.9467 ~1 :~ 1 'Ho cmi tape derk Rwis great C480ULAI 7l VOlVO 145 •71 Chaleau Wagon, lo SJ 4 0 0, 6 4 5 · 9 8 2 I SZ'95 4door,4Speed,air.Very mi,AC,:G!V8,likenew, wkdys /eve:i 645 2130 JIMMARJMO rlean A 1 car 11614521 drive, makeolt.968-1723 wknds VOLKSWAGEN HEW 1911 PHOENIX SUIARU ST ATIOM WAGON $2'95 18711 Beach Rlvd .'lllje 11,11 1~11 1111 c1 ~ U.Cola 9t45 OlcklNbl. 9955 1~2000 " 1 \I JIM MAllMO 1'63 Ch Sed ood ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • -' "' J ,.,,1 .i1111:1.~1 VOLl(SWAGIEH . ev an, g run· '74 Lincoln Mark IV, sun •••••••••••••••••••••••1 ·77 VolareStation Wagon. -76 v-w--sci•occo l8111 Beach Blvd rung cond .. new brakes, roof. tilt, rru1se. air. 78 OLDSMOllLIE PS, PB, AC, RJI S!695 Auto trans., AM /FM stereo, Custom air, pawer dlllC brakes. white walls. >Mre wheel covers ( 139896) Pw disc brakes. sleet belted white wait•. ra<llo, tinted glass, rear window defogger and more (461531) 17~,J9!cM Fuel lnJecl~ 4 !>Pt't'CJ • --mpala, 4dr. ps, pb, power seat. burglar Automatic, power steer POftffac 9965 T " 142 2000 r~ ~8'4260 -power wtndows, 6-way CUTLASS. SD Bob, 557 1T1_3 stereo Xtra sharp ' 71 VOLVO lilt, gd eng, gd alarm, vinyl top. wire mg, air conditioning. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (799WRS> 145 WAGON pe Needs trans. wheels, inside hood lock, A M I F M stereo 72 PONTIAC $4395 4 speed, air Ongir111I, ~al. J900_67J.<rr32 -stereo-a.track, rear win 17JOWQXI JIM MARIHO sharp' 1<mLGBl 1'76 Chevette. gd rond. dow defogger . tan $4595 GRAtC>VlUE VOLKSWAGEN $2195 Ong owner. l14S0 10BO. leather intenor, bronze Automatic, lllt, :ur ron '8272. a. ma~non pont1ac a. ma~non subaru 2480 Harbor Blvd., at Fair, Costa Mesi. 549· 1457 18711 Beach Blvd JIMMAllMO Late eves /wknds : exterior Immaculate d1t1?n1ng, ~1~11•0 142·2Q9!_ VOLICSWAGIEH 857-0115. 000 FIRM 536-6107. 1717G NI I 79 VW DIESEL 18711 Beach Blvd '80 Mark 6. 2dr 12K ,;1 SI 755 2480 Harbor Blvd., at fair, Costa Mesa 549-4300 S."'-~""',.....,. ll'*""&llftlllhofc.,lre<l I 2 '79 IMPALA WGM Like new Loaded Dynamite L' model 5 4 ·2000 Sl3,900 After 6PM. d f · • -Good cond, must sell spee , sunroo . a1 r "' A..tos, UMd this wknd. $3900. 951.8675 536·3574. Day~. ~0-5630 aux tank' 1314YCL> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Robt!rt $5295 AMC 9905 Mere-9950 1 '"'·' ,,, ,,1 )111 1n Ml JIM MARIMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ..... ··--9925 -· I MC . 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Cu 11 a:.~. door. ·73 left door SSO 74 Gremlin. good cond. vinyltop,locks,AMif'M 302 eng 4 speed. nunt average m1 blat•k each Western style whl 47,000 mi. very clean, tape, tilt, custom rond jli000.979-87~7 w red pin stripe. nu '11118 I l.11 IMll 111111 I '"' .1 \l"'•I thl fl.I~· -MUST SELL '75 Astre, Sl500 or best offer. 962 4626 rims for Super Beetlt> JISO. 644·7900 _ h I · 9952 lires, stereo bluebook!\ BQ_ea :>411-9744 _ hick 9910 w e e s' c r u 1 5 e MustcmtCJ for $2500 cash deal. <2lOWCW> ••••••••••••••••••••••• $l600 Ask for Kurt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '63 Camper Bus 12 Volt ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4149 '66 Mustang 8l ,OOO ono k ·n T-81rd Excel cond 1'h1Mdtrt.ird 997 1600 Ever,Y1hing new' '80CENTURVLTD.4dr, ,. 7~7258.,wor ,7516271 Ong paint. $1800. Call 6 cyl, loaded. 17,345 m1. ~1111111•'9!11!!!!11!11111!!!~1 m1, orig owners Air, stereo, etc. S3300 After 6_,_837-~ _ _ S7,700. 631 ·07~-_ 714[496 0350 Classified Ads 642 5671! !~2648 1 All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto Adv ertising ·n VW Rabbit L Blue '8l Buick Skylark, Ltd. 9100 Avtos, Htw 9800 Autos, Htw 9800 I Autos, Hew 9800 .Aaltos, Htw 9800 A..tos, Hew 9800 utos, Hew 9800 Deluxe model Xlnl Edition. 4 cyl, cass1ster ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Eves 760-SMS Fully loaded Take over ._. .--_._ ._,, _..---. ._ -.-.--_..-_.._, .-.- ·73 Bug, s,unroof. :..new Pa :Y men ls · P p eng & tires. AM FM Eves/wknds 675·1981 s te reo ra!>s $2600 Codiloc 9915 , .. ,1.1 ""1 .i1111.1.M1 67J...9423. • •••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Super Beetle~lnt COMTEMPLATIHG Continttttal engme, new trans, new I CADILLAC ? ••••••••••••••••••••••• d Co d '74 Lincoln Mark IV, sun-ra 1al tires ul use I We specrahie Ill leases roof. tilt. cruise. air, some body ,..ork Call for the business ex 641 8685 k d power WUldows. 6 way e\'l'!>orw n_ s ecut1ve &profess1onal power seat. burglar '80 VW Pop top Vanagon LorCJt StWction alarm. vinyl U>p, wire Lo m1 , many extra~ Of Mew 1911 wheels,ms1dehoodlock. 112,500 ~all 644 5796 Codillou stereo 8 track, rear wm· Comptf' dnt cond '78 Weslfaha, :11.000 m1 Best ofr Oa <213 1 439 0439 857·0215 aft 6 MowlftSfock! dow defogger. tan !'--TABER~ leather intenor. bronze ! ~ _ exterior Immaculate ( ~ \ l)l l l \ ' S3~000 FIRM. 536·6107 .l ~ ~I ' Co"~ 9932 coast Dodge can happily arrange financing for quallfled buyers with the ~j#l3~ Jantzen Sport Shirts weekend-If you 're one of the first 50 to vist us for a test drive we'll give you a south Coast Dodge Jantzen sport shirt-a value to s20.oo. absolutely free The shirt Is made of 100% cotton and Is perfect for golf, racketball. tennis, jogging or just plain fun! It looks great -wears great - and best of all Its yours. -free• .' I It ~;,. MUSTSB.l! "· ., ..... ,.i11 '"' '77 Rabbit. new radiator. t1••••lll•• lo m1 Good cond SJ.000 ·~ ~d All or best offer by 9 14 81 xtras work S2fm 311 w ····=~~;;~~~;····1 This weekend, south coast Dodge Is join· Ing in Chrysler's turn·a·round celebra· tion. we are doubling the factory rebates on all Arles·Ks. omnls, Colts. pick·ups, Chai · lengers. 024s and Ramchargers. Buy an Arles·K, get a $500.00 rebate from Chrys· ler and a $500.00 rebate fr'om south coast Dodge. Buy a 4 x 4 pickup; get a $700 .00 rebate from Chrysler and a $700.00 rebate from south coast Dodge or buy a fuel savings Dodge Colt ; get a $300 rebate from Chrysler and a S300 rebate from south coast Dodge. best possible terms. Come In to South Coast Dodge this weekend for double rebates and your free Jantzen sport shir t . 49i;41!!!,_ Wilson St 631·2177 '74 Super Beetle Custom Paint Job. New eng '71 Bdoeodo New Seat covers FM Xlnt. $.5095956-12.81 cass stereo Xlnt cond '78 Seville Mint cond _2)00 OBO 631 0075 sn mn rf. lthr mt All '67 VW SQBK. 3.'iK, reblt Xtras. 31,000 mi S8.995 engine. Body needs 642-7751 work $1400 080 81 Seville. black on 67~ 6956 black. loaded 9.000 m1. '69-VW Bug. gd motor 5 yr warranty $20,500 paint. tires, tow bar ml'I Dys . 644 6440, eves I Si21SO 5J6.4418 673 J238 ·72 VW Super Beetlt! '78 Brougham Xlnt rond Ar FM ca ~s $2500 Sky roof. fully loaded 213 493-1830.), 114 774. ~2 Lo'!!!... S7900J 644-6890 '70 Baia 1835 CC new mt '69 Coupe de Ville 2 dr. Reblt trans. ctr lines. 1 runs great $1250 OBO ~front $3495 846-7525 645-4174 '56 VW B~ rblt 1600 enl? '68 Fleetwood Broughm S750 640-1258 or 644-6331 Imm a c inside & out N r Ask for Ge"1:'. new radial trs Reduced --for QUJCk sale. if mmt would be S3000 $1800 '64 MYERS Toad dune OB0.64S-4631 buggy RWlS great. new . --brks $1 900 559 7902 79 Eldorado. 1mmac . '· = brown 1gold. sunroof. '69 VWWestfaha loaded. must s ee POP TOP S13 000 t2l31591 3719 s:?SSOOBO ~ 752-IOIB Comaro 9917 Sc1rocro '77. fantastic ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond . sunroof. air. dlx 81 CAMA.RO it tr as. mus t see Equipped with fartory $4995 ofr PP 631-1381 air, PS. PB. auto. trans.. or497·5434 bucket seats, steel '61 BaJaBug. good cond Radial tires w 'raised $1500or best offer w h 1 te letter. ra I le} ~6·7!!19 aft s ~ wheels, tinted glass. lilt wheel. sport mirrors '68 Sq Bk. Rbll eng. New pa ml & tires. SJ.600 _67U741 __ ll81543) $7998 DeSANFIS CHEVROLET 401 S. EJCamino Real San Clemente 831-0580 _492·8500 HluO.S! '77T-Top Auto trans. (061TDA I $1695 '78T-Top Auto trans. OBOAJ601 $9195 '79T-Top 4speed 13267 ) $11 ,995 'BOT-Top Auto trans (18JZ7571 $13,495 '81TTop Auto trarL'i. nANE327l SAVE '81TTop 4 speed. NU <6S98> $16,995 '81 HATCHBACK Auto Lrans. OBGA893l $16,995 More '8ls in slock' Spec 13 8 APR fin hm1ted ume on NU! We LEASE Corvettes! Hurry. see this array' Prices ex p1re9·1S..8l HOW ARD Che•rolet Dove tQua1l Sts. NEWPORT BEACH 8)).0555 m says "dnve a httle, save a lot," on new 81 Corvettes l'Quipped with 4 speed or automatic transm1ss1on 4305TI RED 430754 WlUTE 101673SILVER l030Z7 BEIGE 103802 BRONZE DeSANFIS CHEVROLET • Get your rebate in cash-or use It toward your down payment. And south Ram Chargers 4 x 4 Pick-ups s700 :::a~: + s700 ~~~ate 51400 TOT AL SAVINGS 2 x 4 Pick·ups SSOO ::.~: + SSOO ~:ate $1000 TOTAL SAVINGS But that's not all-Come In this ./'l 0 &dMl•l!lt F 1=10NT WHEEi... 0 1=11vE J ssoo Factory + Rebate . ssoo=:=~ $1000 TOTAL SAVINGS A fabuloUs offer on Amerlca'S t>est gas mneage. front·wnee1 drive & passenger car. Offer Inds Close of. Business sunmy But HURRY -both offers absolutely end at close of business Sunday. ·Except Mlse~ Colts & Ram-sos $300 Factory $ 0 Our Rebate + 3 0 Rebate SGOO TOTAL SAVINGS Challengers omnis & 024s 5600 TOTAL SAVINCS SOUTH COAST DODCE "service our Pledge courtesy our creed" 2888 Harber Blvd. costa Mesa (3 blocks south of the san otego Fwy.> ( 714) 540-0330 I ........ , .... , .... 11 .. 1112 .... 2 ........ s ......... s .. s•s•s•s .... a..-...-............... _.._...._. __ _. ___ ~~· -______________ ...... ...._. ____________ .............. . BRAND NEW 1981 DIESEL JETTA (~789) 0 (210575> FACTORY STICKER DISCOUNT :! doo1 . J. m11dt•l •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. RABBIT PICK-UP (2554 ) (171091) FACTORY STICKER DISCOUNT SALES(;l9 C u s t o m v a I u e µ a t k a g e . t-A n t c d g I a s s . leatherette. sten•o prep •••••••••••••••••••••.r BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. CAM ~ ( 2868) 032973) FACTORY STICKER S 13.920 DISCOUNT S 1425 SALE s12, 495 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. DIESEL PICK-UP FACTORY STICKER $9380 • ( 2833 ) ( 204884 ) : FACTORY STICKER $8345 DISCOUNT $I 085 e DISCOUNT $I I SO ~Fb~i SALE s7195 ~,.--::::::::::=~ 2 door. 5 speed •• ~ustom value package. stereo prep . , tinted glass. ································:································ ' BR : BRAND NEW 1981 V .W. RABBIT CONVERTIBLE (]2561 ({~13230 ) • (2774 ) <018282) e FACTORY STICKER e DISCOUNT • SI 0,4 1 0 $1015 i SALE ~395 • e Metallic paint. wsw ti res. sport steering wheel. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 · t : BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. L MODEL VANAGON ( 1274 ) 1705~72) • (2770) (1 23203) FACTOR S "-" DISCOUNT : FACTORY STICKER e DISCOUNT $11,565 ~ $ I 37 0 ~@~!!lji!J/( SAL 1981 V. . l B AM FM stereo cassette t • i (1807 ) (041014) • Deluxe pac:kage. tinted glass. Tinted glass. wsw tires, metallic paint. leatherette trim. (1009) (174.46 ) Deluxe camper. dual battery system. pop-top. stereo. 4 s peed. 3 way refrigeration. (2143 ) <015385 ) i TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF GAS OR DIESEL MODELS G EAT OPTIONS & COLORS! AU Cl.RS SUBJ£Cl lO PRIOfl SAU EFFEC'llVE 48 HOURS AFTER PVBLICATION -PRICES PLUS TAX LIC a DOC FEE -VOLKSWAGEN- 1.a111 BEACH BL VD. _is_u_z_u _ _J HUNTINGTON BEACH CALL 842-2000 I I --------------------------~-- IUNDA•.llP'llMMl11.Hl1 · H CINTI PEANUTS By Schulz THIS IS MY REPORT ON ''WHAT I DID THIS SUMMER ~' •. AT Ti1E CONCLUSION, I WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS .. ~ ONE DAY LATE IN THE SUMMER, I WAS LYING IN A MEADOW, WJ4EN SUDOENLV, A BUTTERFLY LANDED ON MY NOSE ! WELL, Trt 15 WAS OBVIOU5LY A MIRACLE ! I HAD BEEN C~OSEN TO BRING A MESSAGE TO lt-tE WORLD! --------- l DON'T FEEL I'M GOING TO LIKE SOUP EAT THAT AND SALAD L EFTOVER SPAGHETTI G BOY -· l CAN'T WAIT TO GET HOME FOR LUNCH . WJ.tAT WAS THIS MESSAGE I WAS TO BRIN6 TO THE WORL.D? AFT.ER MUC~ THOU6'-t"l: I DECIDED IT WAG TH l5, ''A FOUL BALL HIT 6E'11ND THIRD BASE IS T'4E SJ.tORT5TOf''S PLAY! II OH, NANCY··· DID YOU GET MY NOTE '? WELL, I DIDN'T WANT TO Bl<USH IT AWAY 8ECAVSE I MIGHT ~URT IT ... .... I GUESS SHE'S OUT --·THERE'S ~~A NOTE AFTE~ A W~ILE I MUST HAYE DOZErJ OFF.. WHEN I OPENED MY EYES, Tl1E BUTTERFLY WAS GONE! MA'AM, IF IT'S OKAY WITH YOU, l'LL TAKE THE QUESTIONS AFTER SC~OOL OUT IN T~E ALLE'r' BE~IND THE GYM! · --I'M JUST ABOUT TO EAT SALAD AND SOUP t') ,.,,...,,.,,....,.,f"lldlCA .. ....-_ S• ,., ', ................................ _________________________________ ~--~~~~~~-. GORDO By Gus Arriola ---, ll·Hli:L.P, PANCHITO/ I &OITA GET A NEAT NIP IN YOU , PRDAtrof • >-IE:REf OPEN 'IOU!< MOLJl>lf • J> t> [> ~l.JDGE _..J .. m:ii! .. Eilil .... r-:::B~O~TH;--;-;A~R~f 7.1N~CU:-:::::;STOD~ RETURNIN6 10 MA001! LANA WEB6TER 6PENCER FARMS, HAS 01VEN THE Dl6TRlCT SAM DRIVER ATTOR~EY THE WHOLE TEL.LS MA00l 6TORY! A.f>OUi JASON GAMBELL AND LANA WE6~TER ! -f/(1~01-1? I ljt 1?9:';7;\ IF THEY .CAN'T 6ET A CONVIC- TION IN BOB'S DEATH, THEY CAN PUT HIM AWAY ON OTHER CHAR0E5 FOR.AL.ON6TIME! 1··% EIO't CAUf!JH1' IN A StJOOJ:N S()N-PCXJR / l >'·#AVEN1i #AO A ORIN!< ALL OAVf ou, Wf/AT A PARADO'XICAL PJ..ANE-r WI= PJ..UMMel l#ROU(dH f ~ACE ON • l YOU (2()1-Jl"f SE.ND 100 GOCf:>, PAL, l!!>IJ1 L'U AHJ.lf J_ NE.EOE1' /#Alf • PARKER IAO\/l'1T1SEMENT) PERHAPS IT WA5 JEALOUSY ... I'M NOT A PSYCH IAIRIST, MA001! THE IMPORTANT 1HIN0 FOR YOU TO KNOW IS THAI BOB WA6 VERY MUCH IN LOVE Wli~ YOU .' SPECIAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL OFFER 9113.3 _FROM 1111itin111 GET THIS STICK·EM·U STUDY CLOCK AN EARTHWORM &E-TS STIFF WHEN H/:.'S,, SOB~!<.~ Rs ~ft<kt3/4 <J <J <l . -. r • ! I . ~ . I . . . : _ _..... --. . --· r-~~~~~~---.-1 JU~T f>EFORE l LEFT . ALEX RE.NO, HE HAD A . ~ ~~~g~~t~:~~T f~fy ~ FOUND NA RCOT\CS OF . ALL KINDS! • .-..""Y&M GARFIELD® ,,,. I WENT AND DID IT Af:JA I N . • -· .. DOCTOR SMOCK OKAY, we:'~e: THROUGH Wl,-H YOUR CHt::CKUP, MRS. POOL..E:Y ..• I. Unzip lhe skin .... . " \. ... • HERE. I AM . DOOMED TO DIE AGAI~. IF 1 5TAV UP MERE I'LL STARVE. IF 1 JUMP I'LL 8E.COME A CAT PANCAKE . 1 HOPE SOMEONE RESCUE~ ME EJ by Jim Davis © 1981 United FeatUl'e Syndicate. Inc .. STUC.K UP TME TREE AC":JAIN, GARFIELD? By George Lemont WOMAN, Yoo'Re: oveR -rHA.,-, MOON.,-WHl.,-NE:Y, PIKE:S Pe.AK ANP F='OUR OP -rHe L-ARGeR AL.PS ! Po-r A STAMP ON rHA-r PAPeR <SOWN AN' MAIL-1-r eACK "f'O US, WI L-L-YA, KIPPO~ INTO A JACKET. r------------, I I I I I I I I I 2. Reach in and grab Shakeout. .-· I'. • .. . . 3 Slip over the head A tasty yellow 100% • Nylon water·resistant windbreaker A very practical banana . \ \. \ . The 0oie. BeNIN Jldtet I Avert P1achca1 biNna indeed• cany Mr yoci shoulOef OI fie arOl#1d lhe waist Tolable ~e. eYefYWflele Wiien Woll teel the chill coming on reach inside yw banana aACI (lull inside out Preslo. Tiie Dole Banana becomes the Dole Banana Jacket Made ol lOOlli water 1eslstJnt nylon wilh comfortable raolan sleeves with elasllc cuffs ano a styisll stanoop COiiar. A S\5.00 value. yws tor orllJ S7J5 each plus IWO Dole Banana Slicker labels. Check size ano Q!Mity desired· YOUTH ADULT 0 SINll l&al I 0 Smalt 134·361 - 0 Meclitlnll0-t21-D Mdi!llJ&.Q- 0 Laroe 114· '61 -0 LQI 142-441 - Please send me / Dole Banana Jlcbls. I eftClose $7.95 plus 2 Dole Bann stldler llbets I« Nd! jacket ordered. , -... ICAME_ AOOllESS-------- SlAlltlll'------u ·1 Send to I Dole Banana Jacilel Ofl01 I P\lst Ofhce Box 725 I, I Department~ I Lubbock. Teaas 19491 I Oii !IOI Miid c.sll Aloe • I IO left !'te'S IOI oe!IVtlf le•U I !U*nll ICICI !I'\ $.111$ '" • I I lll C>Cnllt & Cool.•~ IN: s.n r111WCO CA tflll I L ---~-------...J by Armstrong & Betluk 8 'THIS IS KNO'NN A 5 A ~SQUEEZE ZOON\.'' AND TODAY WE'i<E GOING 1 0 5HO'N YOU HOW IHA15 PONE..' .. HOW l.f'f''S ~V6L.E-C"£CK. 00 W£ AL.l. ~AIJ~ ouR 1"1CK~1'"~ '? t't> ~Af~ fO llJA1'f IN L.INE ~l.l. 'f~IS 1'1M~ ONL.'( 'fo ftNV 001" 'fMA'f OM~ or\)!> ~A~ \..0$1'" ~IS I JV!>'f KNoW Wt:'~£ 60"'1"1A '1~.,. vP 'fo 'f~~ ~R, At-lO ONt O~ '40l.I wo ... f 1' SE. M LE 1"0 f"n40 ""1R !i'fuV10 1iCKf:"f ! 'IO\J ~out.lo 1~€M .~M? OKA-1, iOO'P 6~11 ~ ~ b1-JE: 1"14€ M AL.L !'. LIKE 'TO FISH A~O r 5&E A BIG FISH! 1"0 ME ~ IN OUR ''INSIDE IELE.\JISION " SE.RIES, we·~e. GOING 10 SHOW YOU HOW WE. ACHIEVE. SOME. OF THE GP£CIA\.... EFl=ECT5 "THAI YOU 'SEE ~ROM ""TIME TO -r1ME ! FOR EXAMPLE: ... 1"tCK€1" ! ~~€,OAO .. ~O\J HM~ A ~OL.c HJ '/01.)R PoCK~'f ! HAVE. YOU EVER NOTICEO HOW T HEY OJ=TEN !AKE A NO~MAL 'TELEV1510N PICIURE, ANO. SHRINK IT DOWN 10 A llNY ONE LIKE I H IS~ .,,,c... _____ -211 ~A'( FOR. EXAMPLE. A LL YOU DO IS GIMPL.Y A IM 'THE. IHERE'S A GUEST ON MACHINE AT 'THE GUEST ••. IHE S ET, AND 'NE WANT ~~ TO 00 TO A COMMES<'CIAL. WliH A ·~GUEEZE XOOM " SHOT OF i Ai i PER!50N.' J I . i • I • .. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are •t IHst six differ· ences In drawing det•lls betwHn top and bottom 1N1Ml1. How quickly can you find them? Check .nswers with those below. 1u .. ••111P ,, • ..,..ns 9 1u•Hll!P 11 ulH\ ~~ ~ P••ow ,. ,008 t IV•'•U•O ,, dV) ( °"'"'"' \t UIPQl.0' ' IU~A~uJO ,, O•nw I ,,,~, .. ,.,o ~ruumfil~U' W.lfufilr[}@ '!!) -------by Hal Kaufman-------e SHIP AHOYI CNllengt: ~tch theH fictitious captains with names of their ships: t. C.ptaln ANb. 1. C1pt•in Klrlc. J. Captain Hook. •. Capt•ln V1«Mo. s. Captain Blood. HOW FAR WILL MONEY GO?? Money will go farther 1n one person's hands than It w ill 1n another 's Ob1ect of this party game is to see 1usl how far a per son can mt1ke money go. A g iven point (!i<lY the edge of a rug) ls 1n dlcated on fhe floor Contestants are asked lo reach forward from lh1s polnl with blll or coin In hand. as 11 lustrated above. with weight rest1n9 on op posite hand II reach •S overeK tended. natch. conies tant loses balance and falls Give 11 a try Ships: Jolly R09er, Ave"9er, G11ui., P"uod. Enterprise. P. S.: Two are spacHhlps. ( \d•\IW l ff\ • 1t1 " P'-'• l \ ONI ... C>u•AV' \ .tl•"•"'J' 1.ib0tf 41to( I ,.,,,d .. .,1u 1 l ponb•d I e Harve•I Time! Find an apple, peach and pear in this sentence Sllp each item In a bo11 and wrap plenty of tape around II e Coln Countl A triangle NI six colnt on t•ch side, Including• coin In each corner. How m•nY coins are there in all? e Riddle Me This ! Which detective was born on a farm? Siio Vence Which detective Is a heavy smoker? Char lie Chain Which vlllaln Is ~med tor a fish? Salmon Legree 7 e i j / i /• "' 2 :-==.----.:...... ---:~k..J£7""-_,; ---:,Ef0;1 ! SET SAIL! Whal can you draw to complete the saillng scene above? To find out. add lines 1 to 2 to 3, etc. 0 • HEAR. HEARi Add the following colors neatly to complete the scene above: 1-Rtd. 2-lt. blue. 3-Yellow. •-Lt. brown. s-FIHh. •-Lt. 9reen. 7-Lt. purple. I -Ok. green. 9-0k. purple. SPELLBINDER SCORE 10 points tor v•l"9 all the lellerl In the word below to form two complete words· TRIATISE -... .. . ..... THEN score 2 points each tor all wOfds of four letters or more found among the letters Tty to 1eore •t leut SO points. •I'' lf-S WfJ6 ... f oilQ•\\Od For Better or ·For Worse Lynn Johnston OK,OK-BLAME M'/ MOTt-\ER -S HE STAf(fE.D AN \NCURf\BLE. HAB\T. ,. HONEY, l CAN'T S LEEP-WOULD You RUB MY BACK? MFF -Gzz. ... l~M HALF ASLEEP, uOHN. A MAN \N NEED OF R BACKRUB W\LL S\OOP lo AN'{THINS-. MY MOTHER USEDIO RUB MY BACK AND NOW \ CAN~ SLEEP SDME.liMES ~(}. UNlESS ... .. , • • • : Take advantage of the special savings on Chef ee products and get this -· ann HO train set for just .• I \ . ~ plus four ( 4) labels from any 15 oz. Chef Boy-ar-dee Canned Pasta. The train set includes locomotive, Chef Boy-ar-dee Box Car, gondola car and caboose, pl us ... twelve sections of track, signal bridge, switch tower. signs, telephone poles, and electric power pack . . . 55 pieces in all! 1:.-~m.AUl.WM Comparable Retail Value Is Over $50.00! The Chef Boy·ar-dee train set is easy to gel. Just use the special order form below. Order now tor Chnstmas (please allow 6 weeks for dehvery). Offer expires February 28. 1982. Don't miss this exciting offer! Save 20¢ now on 2 cans of Chef Boy-ar-dee with the coupon below, and watch for even more savings at the Chef Boy-ar-dee display at you!-r ~~~---..... ..,.~~---~~ favorite store! You're on the right track with Chef Boy-ar-dee ... FOR GOOD HOT MEALS AT A GREAT VALUE! . ~--------------------------------r------------------------------------~~ --- - 2 QC I Chef Boy-ar·dff HO Train Set Offer . · ·:, P.O. Box 778, Green• Farms. Connecticut 06436 • Please eend me _ Chel Bov·•t-dee HO Train Sets O $19.95 each. I-Enclosed is my check Of money Ofdef in the amount of S ptos 141 four \' labels tlor each Train Seti from any Chet Bov·ar·dee 15 oonce canned pasta Fo1 sh•pmllf"t outSlde Continental Ulllted States please add S2 50 IOf each train on any 2 cans-at .• • • se• ~Boy·ar-defi· 15 oz. Size only ' CANNED SPAGHETT>. AAVIOll. ot MACA'RONI PAOOUCT, • M Name Addro11s Stale ., ,..,....._CeMlc1Ce1 •aMi19 Ca•••llllOfl lO.._...~ ........ Cf ..... (JOa)Dt-1U. 307H7• PHLCOUJNS 309115• mm~ 308718. QUINCY JONES [Jllil!IJ MCEYALUE Iii) i•••l lltEDUOE GEORGE BURNS ROBBIE DUPREE IN NASHVILU: S1Fl1E WONDER Holfw 1hM July 304196• Chal1ie Oanlelt Band 293688• EMMYLOU HAAAtS @lD FULL MOON : ......... , 8IUe K.entudcy °"' 305193• ~~· 305813• °!lt.wr 303594• LARRY GATUN ~ -GATUN--l 0 GllliNCA ' !CO<-) THE PILGRIM """_, 291435. LEO ZEPPELIN 307878• ='-iet.\. 306746. MICKEY GILl.EY ,_, !cou-1 HnolO«. (!I!) ENCORE 304642• JO£ STAMPLEY 292151 ~NMOND 303750• COMMODORES PETi~NSHENO VAN MORRISON ~ AFTER HOURS ,_, 'IOUOOIM !wwl .. ffEROES" E GLASS COMMON ONE ..eo•IUIWIM Frri linatra'• LEOSAYEA 293870• OAK RIDOE BOY'S BOBBY BARE c~~""t.n Or.-.cHb..0...1 LMng In A,.,..., (irn H#4AMIVED DRUNK & CRAZY LOIMl--.U. CONWAY TWITTY &11.C.-HEART A SOUL Ulft_..~,.oo ~·s~ ~· MAim'~ MTBENATAR IWES IAOTHERS M~ Crirnft Of Plaion MADE tN AMIAtCA 30~8• ..... 30H88 * ~Mnlln.VOL. • JOHNNY IMTHIS TheFoolQde ~ "° ... , ... .,,. .... 0.,. oi .., Ult CANYMION 30l77t~ ......... 305037 THE CARS 305979• MloCDMIS 306035. -W'IMITft @o~ -=-~ ·--@ ) COM! UPSTAIRS ~ PANORAMA '"*"""'' _ ... .., .. ., __ [JS) --- THE COLUMBIA RECORD & TAPE CLUB INVITES VOU TO TAKE MOE BANDY ENCORE NEIL DIAMOND SEPTEMBER MORN 295279 FRANK SINATRA [liOiiil] Gre-.111 teta. ... 307751 • Iii!!!!) --QUIEfH Fl.ASH OOltDON 298620 BARRY MANILOW (iii!!) ONE VOICE 288597 • -~~IT ("'1:-1 IMO IMO LPIOl _,. 299248 CAPTAIN & TENNIUE lc+LtllCAI MAKE YOUR MOVE 291203 l™Wil 27795"4 C5!) 281951 * LARRY GATUN'S iiii!!eJ GREATEST HITS VARIOUS ARTISTS DO· WOP GOLD, WL 1 295263 DIONNE WARWICK (W"! DIONNE 302307 • ~ 207324 Oriti'* ....... .., Cnl r-·1 Q009"U 274498 • ~OMCLIMHO G3J ,. :::::..-· 300213 * DON WILLIAMS ~ PORTRAIT 283887 * WILLIE NELSON .~1 STARDUST POCO LEGEND 298670 BLONDIE ~ EAT TO THE BEAT 291195 LINDA RONSTADT 1-1 l.Mng an The U.S.A. 2112568• 8!l 300525 • THE BEST OF 1....-1 EDDIE RABBITT 290775 • DION -.. ttwM11 ~ OfTMlf'aa•• 295014 ~ JAMES TAYLOR Fl.AG 299694 * MELISSA l!!i!J MANCHESTER 307660•HUOO~~ , _ I lllUllClol. ntlR'lll. "°'-IY JIM CROCE Down The Hlghwlft 308684•~~ 1---1 LAZMIR.-. 308924• Mk:hMI JKk.an ~ OFF~WALL 307191• JOE SAMPLE (!El Vok:ies In The bin AMBROSIA ONE EIGHTY 292912 * ~ 305987 * c.,....a_ r ... ~ ~o.."""-... 309666* JOE STAMPLEY l w l OfCORE 303586 * WITH LOVE. ~ MARTY ROBBINS AAY CONNIFF fleftect ·-,o·· Cla11oc1 307835. RITA COOLIDGE 13 GREATEST HITS wua-.-----SAA-- 306720• BOBBY VINTON JiiiiID ENCORE 307645*HU00~ (!ci I I'!.., 1i11U91CAL. nt1RM. "°'-I 307710 * WIU)CVID [u • ~llOYI .N -CIAL 302802 . -TIUA.uc> -ITATI_,. ~ OMll-Mll. UYI 291856 THE BEST OF , .... ,.,..: CARLY SIMON BROADWAY MAGtC '°'-1•---~ ....... "'°"u ""'"" EMMYLOU HAMIS SEALS I CAOf'TS __ , nE LONGEST AOAD 306654• !-'YID'! 308668• 1-1 304345• t ...... ~1 304824• ~ AL.JARREAU THIS TIME POCO Under The Gun 309385• LEE RITENOUR liiiiiiil RIT 306340 * B£ITE MIOL.EA .. ~ DIVINE MADNESS 305326 MellH• M.ncheat.r ~ Fot The Wortllng 0111 30H25 • GEORGE JONES 1-1 ENCORE 309658• MARTY RO&aNS 1-'T ENCORE 305284 THE DOOelf ll'OTHUtl I --i ONE STU' Cl.OIEll 296327 CARS ~ CANDY-0 306878. ~MITtlTI G3 THE LEGENOJF JESSE JAM fi~u.~· ~NNYCASH EBARON HERB ALPERT BEYOND JOHNNY PAYCHECK ~ NEW VORK TOWN SESAME DISCO VARIOUS ARTISTS 306589 UMDA ltONll1N)T !w""i OAUTUT HrTs. WL.t 307397 * --COAL MINER'S ~ DAUGHTER 297408 •JACKSON BROWNE ~ lo* F'Of The Sky 309443• TOTO [Siiii!!J HYDRA 305318• JETHROTUU ~ .. IC' 307330 * LORETTA LYNN ~ LOOKIN' GOOD 296509 CARLY SIMON ~ SPY 309569• GfOROE HAAAlSOH I --I Soi•ie....,e In EngMnd 306183 ~ CHAMPAIGN HOW 'BOUTUS 305524 SUPERTRAMP 395625 ~ Pl\AIS 2886 70 BARRY MANI LOW 398677-....,r GREATEST HITS 299198 ~~ .. 399196 .. --· .... "l!rl;,.~ .. VAN HALEN VI/fl Ha6en 11 BOZ SCAGGS MIDDLE MAN 306753• ~ 300111. ~ HIROSHIMA ODORI ..,._Y~CI( l'i'IJtY"900'f'I 00"1 A ,...._.,_._., ... 109313• ~--, __ , -UIJW/a- 295105• The Muppet Movie ~ °""''""'-~ BELL.AMY BROTHERS YOU CAN GET CRAZY ~70 • 0on·1 Cty OuC Loud .._MJST• MelisN ~Wt 301366 l•ul CHUCI\ MANGIONE FUN AND GAMES ABBA, VOULEZ VOUS ,. ........................... ANNIF Olll<MNAl CAST .llMCROCE ,,.,-.oe..,,.. • •.a.•t.t HIS OllUTlST HITS 298604 STYX l!i!:l CORNERSTONl 301432• The Oak Ridge Boys le&) TOGETHER ~850• TEONUOEHT IWTDCllTIU 1t11ocmu 291179 • QUEEN ~ JAZZ 300962• -'"'°' -----, ...... 1 .... AGMla. ...... 299222• raJ KANSAS AUDIO VISIONS Johnny~uez Throueh My yes 290155 .. THf ~ f?.-c-1 TVCKPe.utO Gll(.AJ[ST M<T& 299669 * MAC DAVIS ~ GREATEST HITS CARPEN TERS Tiie Stncla 1969-1913 THE KSTOJ FREDDY FENot!R • ..... o~,.,.. • .,.. • .,.. I Nale-:AI ..... -·-~ to_...,andC-..... .... ,._.. lhe rtgtll to twtKl.., ....... eflon. I I I r------------------------1 Colunlbl9 "9cord a y_. Ciub. P.O. ao. 11 >e> ..,. ....... lndlmNl4n11 I , _~cf-*°'_..,°'* tor 11.M (whien lnCludn 1c tor my 10 tllectlOO&. plus 11.85 tor Shipping and l\andllng). PleaM aecepc rrry membel'lhlp eppllcatlon under the terms ou1llned In lt"9 ~1semt11t. I 119'" to buy elghl more tapes or records (al ~ ular Club pricel) OUMg the coming tnree .,.a,.._nd mey cancel my membeflhip anvtome 8fter doing eo. .... Ir\ ........ ,. ....... _....,..lrl_llu. 'l(WO MY SElECTIOHS IH ™IS T'tl'f V.ll/2A OF AfCOflDIHG It» a.,.. to~~_, o •'hdl Cartrtdg9e o ...,.. r.-o.,..,. c..._. D ~ In MAIN MUSICAl IHTVIEST IS (ct>-<:~ onol (811111111 _,,"" fO ~from lfrY UIWSJOt'Y) DEm,~2 O 'ANlt ... 7 0 ~1 a COunlry 5 (no l'MI tapes) D JllD 4 (no ree1 tapee) 0 11. ~......, ...... -...... Olr'---------------~ ..... c-., ____ _ DlllllMMA......, (QllCtmlOYB 0 111 1711'11 7"" Ollwnot.....,. .. ~. '!P ~. ~ ~ ""°° ,..._.,..lot -o1 el!MNlll\oe Ol"1t OINdlell,....,,.. '#1/0t-~ ~ rv,;m:-:::zz:c:c=:::::;t;t "'"· hore & • ··1u .. bo•" lhel wlll pl•y your l•vorlle music lor hou.-. on •ndl Just · push the buttons tor the 10 albums you want and write 1n rneu numbers on the ap- phcar1on Then foll In the entire awlcatlOn Ind mail II tOQether wtth your cile<:lt or money order for st 86 IS p1yment (thats tc tor your first 10 se4ect1ons. plus St.85 toc:oVer 1h1PQing 11'\d handling) In exctianoe. you somply agree 10 bvy 6 more hlpee or rtlC()(ds 181 regular Club prices) on lhe next thrff ye1rs -llnd you 1n1y cancel membe<all1p 1ny11me etter doing&<> How the Club operwtes eve<y four weeks (13 tomes a ye1r) )IOI.I II receive lhe Clubs muste magazine. which describes the Selection of the Month tor each mu11c11 interest plus hundreds Of aitematee from every fteld Of music In 1Ckl111on. up to aix times a ye1r you m1y receive offers of Soectat Selecllona. usually at a discount oll r~ular Club prices for a total of up to 1 o buying oooor· tunlt1n fl you wish 10 receive rne Selectoon of the f\Aonth or Ille Spec111 Selection you need do nothing-II will be shipped au1ome11celly If you prefer an altema1e aelec· t1on 0< none al ell fill 1n the resPOnse card alwl)'S pr~ vlded and mail 11 by the date soeci11ed '!bu Wiii 11-ys have at feast 10 dayS to make your clec11ion II you ever receive any Select ion Wtthoul hiving had at least t 0 days to decide YoU 1n1y re1urn 11 at our eAPense The 11pe1 and records you order dunno your rnem bersh1p will be billed 11 reoular Club Pfiees. wtilch cur- r111ttly are '7 98 to 19 98-ptua ahlPOlno and h1nd1tno (Multiple-unit Mia Ind Double Selections may be some- what higher) And ii you decide to continue ea• member ahor completing your enrollment agreement. you II be eligible for our generous money· saving bonua plan 10-0ay Free Tl'lel we II send details of the Club a oPera- loon whh yOur lntrodUC1ory shipmen! ff you ,,. not Ill· lsf1ed for 1ny reason whatsoever. tutt return everythlno within 10 dey1 for 1 lull refund Ind you will have no fur-tn. otillO-l oOn SO you risk ablolu1ely l'Olhlng by ~11ng NYW' ...... Ill 'h• I•'.! I\. •• " '..,,, .. I! ' T\I I I II \' ' I '1 jl I ' t ! I ' ~.I ' ' 304279. !> TAllER BROTHERS iiMa.i.j 'OTH ANNtVER'iARY 307421 * -----URBlN'Cot'vsov // _ .... 288555 * JOHNNY PAYCHECK caJ GREATEST HITS":- 304329* DON WILLIAMS f";cAJ I Believe tn You 307173• NICOLETIE LARSON -;;..,.,. • ...,.:J RAOIOLAND 303768• KENNY RANKIN ~ AF1ER THE ROSES 305250 *. Lac~ J. Dalton !£.._._' HA D TIMES 305236• -'DUOICM t~·I ""°-'-"' NICl '"IAtY 297473 FOREIGNER ~'~ HEAD GAMES 303660. OlOMll .IOHll AHO ~ ~Mat(Ctl DOU8ll T1llOUa.I 288332 BILLY JOEL ~ S2ND STREET 306043 • CE.ORCE JONES I IPOC I AmW~tlAm 3.Q.42~ JACKSON BROWNE HOLDOUT -~ 305243 . ~~z ~ YPSY 279281 ~I Simoo· ~l Greal••t Hite. EiC. 286948. THE EAGLES , ......... , ~Callfomla 307272. GAil OAlllES ~-·-1 I LL BE THERE 275743 llARllRA STREISAND :--1 S4releand lklpenn111 304337 . JOHNCON~E COIGJ Frtct.y ~ Btuee 303743 ~....,.,_,_,,,..,...,__ IAi\AimCj The Blue1 Brothers THE BEST OF 306928. , __ , THE KENOALLS CHICAGO IX 260638 ~ ~ ... =~· 286914 • FU:CTWOO~/'AC ,_!!!!!!!:, RUMOU 302869 . ~wtm 305300• THE B-52'S ( ...... pot WILD Pl.ANET 293961* r .. ....,-1111.-0._ 303529 . ~--... ~fM .... C:.M ......... MOt;co eH..L v 307314. JOHNNY LEE 1 .. ..-1 LOOKIN' FOR LOVE 305268 CRYSTAL GAYLE ~ THESE DAYS 308015 • RAY ~ICE (ca..u-..) •lWlftTO wua-.- 304212 11 ....... 307280• lca..-1 306225• tc-..1 QUEEN THE GAME JAHIE FRICKE I U Nff'O SCMtONt 10HOLOWWHENICll' AEAOSMITH'S GAEATEST HITS HANKftl'AllS JR. I JIOllDY 305292 • YES l••u~nc.I ORAMA 306811 * SLIM WHITMAN ~ SONGS I LOVE TO SING 296285 • REO SPEEDWAGON [l!!Cl NINE LIVES JOHNNY CASH Rockabilly Blues TAKE ~~A YOUR "-~·~/ PICK •:;:-........... ..... If JOU we just en occ..,onal record or tape buJ'I' .. ff you prefer not to ob6igate yourself to pur- cha.98 ~ht more aelections .. Of' if you cannot find 10 setections you want nghl now-he<e's a perfect opportunity to "try out" 1he Club on a special tnV- memberstlip ba51S1 Jlm tlM In the epeci.I ''T~ ..._.,.....,,.,, Apptlca- tion" 8t the rigtlt-end we'h aend you ANY 6 records or tapes-AU. for only lC, plus atupplng and han· dhng In exchange. you limply agree to buy as few as tour selectioos (llt regular Club pnces) OUring the coming three years. Think of it-only tour selections and you have three whole years in which to buy them I And that's all ltlere 13 to It.' Aa • .._, ~. you·u enjOy all ot the benefits of regular memberWlip as deScrlbed on the following page-but without any lengthy commitment. . you may cancel et any time after buying just four more selections. So if you· Cl prefer 10 enrol now under ttiis special .. ,,et acquainted" otter-mail the special application today, together With only $1 .00 (that's ie tor your 6 lntTOductory selec1Jons. plus 99C to cover shiPl)lng and handling). Read the ac:lvertlsement tor details on how the Club wOf'ka. ~ SUr\-Yl:ll# ............ N-°"9r: you 11\iy •lja chooM your Int Mi8elJon ngflt now-•nd we·• grve rt to you lor at least 50% of! nigullar Club poeff (only S3 99) EnclO&e PllYl1*1t now and you'M rece<v• it witt1 your e lr>troduclory Mlectl()(ll This ~ purcileM reduoet V04/f mernblnl'ltp Obllg.alion mmedlltety.:.you'M tllen Ile reQuored to buy JI.lat 3 mote Mlections ( inalead ol 4) In Ille neicl three )'M,.. JUI! check boll In ~lion and foll In number you w•nt Hern ~ the "Gold Boa' you "'~non TV liOTl:al .-.............. ~ ..__ ....................... ..... -----------------------, TRIAL-MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION C-......,__..6,._CMl.P.O. .. 11• Terl9 "8IM. ....... 411'1 v.. I'd I«• to ·iry N " ""Out>-«> rm anClloalng cf-*°' 1110ney Otdet '°' tt .oo c1r1ae·1 ,. tor my e 1ntroducVy M1ac- 11ont. '*""' for~/~).,..... 8CC8PI my 111111-~ 8ppllcOon under the temw outlined" m the 1911 I 89' .. IO buy loYf more .-c11ona <••~CU> pncea) dur· lr>g ttle c:omtng ttvM yMB-and I may ~ my membarllllp 8t 8'IY time aftef doing 80. ............... Of .... ...._.,... __ KND MY RUCTIC*S 1H nu TYP! OF MCCIMllHO lh ... 1o--): O •hdlC.... O "-'TlllP" VJ)l/2f 0 1--~ D'*'°'* '#ff lllAM MUSICAL INTEIE.ST II(--): !But r.,,, ......,ys ''" ro ~ rrom .ny e119pYJ Q EMy ~2 OTeMHlb7 O C._..1 o Cc>ur*y 5 (no reel iapas) o Ju:l 4 (no reel '-PM) O Mr. O llllr\. Olla1 ______________ ....;_ __ ~.., '" ... -Mftu'----~--------~'fl~ ... ~-- .. r. ____ _ 0.'lllltMA~ (a.l•)O Yt:S 0 111 111"11 no. ""91-~.,APO. FPO,~,._,~ Rico ~-lor~oi~°"1t' ~~ ... ~~from 1iwonfl) -;::::;-::=====:-:::::::::::-::::-::-:::::-:;:=:======::::;-' 0 -. ................ .,.._ I .~......._..,,....,,_... I ........... ....,....._ .... ,._ L-------' ,......,~2-......... ,...., 'f.IZ/ta I aw~11111e_..._~ I VJY 12" I I VICA/2'( : -----------------------------------------~~_:__\--------------7--------~ -US'! 1t lo get an ~rtra selechon September 13, 1981 , Daily Pilai • lft Join Taster's Choice~ Nestea~ Quikeand Nestle MorselS-in The Crowning of Miss America at Next Year's Pageant 4 GRAND PRIZE S·: -. $5,000 Cash ... Plus a 3-day, 2-night trip for two to next year's Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, Ne-N Jersey,. as honored guests of The Nestle Company, Inc. 24 FIRST PRIZES: Three-day, two-night trips for two to next year's Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey. 240 RUNNER-UP PRIZES: Each is a solid, 14kgoldMiss America Heart Pendant. These specialty designed pendants are rhe some as those to be awarded to the state contestonts in the Miss America _Contest. Each comes wlth a matching 14k gold chain. Value: $80.00. Jusr fill our cny ex all of rhe store coupons f'CX rhe5e geor ~ ~ wtrh you name ond odd-es.\. ~ you redeem mew coupons or yo.x fovort~ store. you'll sa11e ald be entefed ouromorkxllty in eoch c:J bx big dlffen!inr $\J'•l! e psrakes. You con be o wtnner in one ex more of the fou' s.ti eepsrohes Conesweepstae from each Neste bnrtd). ~ eoch coupon ald lmpn:7v'e yo.x dlonces of w1mlng. . There will be one grand f)ftu', six ftrsr prizes. ald 60 nxv'leM.lp prizeS in eoch indMduol sweepsrokes. Or IN oftldol rulel for he molt entry. No pur- chaM MCMSOry. Each coupon is an Automatic tak9s Entry. all four and im~ of winning. yaurc Here's how: 1. Use These money-saving coupons on your next purchase. Add your name and addres.s and you'll be entered auromorically. 2. f'edeem each filled out coupon and improve your chances of winning in four separate sweepsral~es. Or see official rules for free mail in entry. Taster's Choice 100% Freeze-Dried Coffee. regular or decaffeinated looks, smells and tastes lil~e ground roast coffee. Sweepstakes #1 Nesrea and Nestea Iced Teo Mix tastes good all over -come on and rake the Neleo plu~. -------------------~ I 60~ STOAE COUPON AND SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY FOAM 6()¢ I 1 Save 60¢ on Taster's Choice& 1 I Any size jar-regular or decaffeinated. I I I I ~ I I i I I I I ~ ..... I ::: -STOREC;)uPO~iiD swumAK:~mtt;;;;=-B 1 (! Save 23¢ on Nestea& 1 Coupon is good on any size I -Nesteo product. I I ",. ...... ~.i:.o.,...""" .... °".~.,.,,.,,1'1 ... 1 t. ~~:t<:'•.1..~~(.0' I "....a'·4111"0'f"" C~• t '1Cf'tft °'""' C'vtfOl""C" (/" ).i't"IW Iii' t'H ,...,"(~~ \t "'""'If :O'«"U•<:'t.i'" C.,..tt«llo 04"'4-rl''"'CI .... :.O~t'C"l.-X""t "-t>* n .. ,.._,fltW •"J''tCJtJ I .. I ~~c~'::;~'.~"-~1~'°'":;:~~~.~:"~~~~":~:~~~~';: I.. I )f0/'ltfllll4 '••"H '"'s<'tel f" <~ \ °"1."d :.._'fl'"""1 .._.,, .,l ,,., ~fl• :n.- 1 ~.,.,;bO"I•~ '"* ................ 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CONGER. cura- tor, The White House What ques1iom do vlstton at the WhJte House most frequently ask? How many windows are there at the White HoUM? -F.D., Burlington, Vt. • Do the President and First Lady use the State Floor rooms? (Yes -in afternoons and evenings.) Have the heads of foreign governments been m the rooms seen on tour? (Virtually aU chiefs of state have visited the whole White House.) How many rooms are Our times: a bulletproof White House. there In the White House? (fhere are 35 principal rooms on four floors. a total of 132 in all.) There are 14 7 wmdows m the White House A number of them that are viewed from the street have bulletproof glass. Windows on the east. south and west sides have a protective glass or plastic called Solorex. which removes 96 percent of the harmful rays of the sun. FOR DIONNE WARWICK, recording artist end star of TV's Solid Gold Why dJd you chOOM th• type of show, rather than th« variety k.lnd? -C.K., S.aammto, Calif. • It was the fast-paced format that featured current hits aimed at a wide audience range. Another plus is that even though my guests change from week to week. it's reassuring to work with regulars (Solid Gold Dancers. Marty Cohen. Wayland Flowers). Also. I can stay m touch with changing trends 1n music FOR HARRY H. UPSIG. attorney and Fellow of the In terna11onal Academy of Tuai Lawyers How can poor ~pl« afford an eminent attorney such as you? -G.O., Troy, N.Y. • There are many types of lawsuits in which the poor- est person can . without initial fee, get the same top· Oight lawyer that the nches1 CM. Many poor P-eople have been represented by me under arrangements where I was to be paid only if I won and collected by ' verdict. judgment or settlement on their claims FROM THE .. ASK" EDITOR • Canadian-born actress Kate Nelligan, now gracing movie screens in Eye of the Needle, feels that she has every right to be self-satisfied. The fact Is. she seems to be spending most of her time brushing up on "how to dehver the Queen's English. then switching to straight American ... A busy actress, she no sooner masters one accent for a role than she must put it out of mind be- cause it will conflict with the accent of another. Kate's satisfaction ls that she does the verbal juggling well. FROM TiiE .. ASK .. EDITOR e Our female stars aU seem to have special beauty props. Lynn Redgrave says that without her vent brush (a brush with plastic teeth and holes) her hair would be a mess. Phyllis George says. "When I was old enough to take care of my face. I used plain old soap and water because Mom sald it was the best treatment in the world. As I got older. I graduated to cold cream. with rubbing akohol. to cleanse the pores." Roberta Peters: "Since 1t doubles as rouge. I vote for. lipstick ." Her beauty secret? A ligh t switch Marie Osmond: "Electric steam mist hair rollers. I never go anywhere without them." Uz Taylor: ··Any kmd of product (soap and water. creams and oils) that allows me to keep my face clean." And the final word from Joan RJvers: "The best thing to enhance my beauty is a dark room." FOR ALI.EN FAWCETT of ABC-TV's Edge of Night How dkf your fatheT, a ldendat, feel about your becoming an actor, since you started out your working carea as• tucha? -J.O .• Grffley, Colo. • Every summer I acted in summer stock. and my par- ents loved my acting career as long as it was part time But when I quit teaching and went on the road. 11 was all over. Now that my annual income is higher than my parents'. they believe I have made the right decision But there will always .be a linle doubt in their minds FOR PHYUJS TRUELUCK ... Sea Maid .. at Sea World's Shark Encounter. Orlando. 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By Rk:hord Leakey It was 1969 and I was parl of a fossil·hunting expedition along the eastern shore of Loke Turkana In Kenya. One momlng, in the cool of dawn, we left our camels and tempo· rary camp and set out to walk among the fossil beds. looking for spedmens. By 10 A.M. we hod reached the forth · est extent of the fossil deposits in that particular direction. Meaue Epps (who would later become my wife) and I were thirsty, so we headed back to where we thought the camels were. While I was walking down a dry riuer· bed my eves fe11 on something that made me stop in my tracks: Staring at us from the sand was the ancient bony face of an lntoct hominid cran · ium. It was truly on extraordinary moment H uman5 have many un· usual characteristics, not the least of which is our intense curiosity about our relationship with the world around us . We look at the many animals with which we share our planet and ask what it is that makes us different from them. We wonder whether there are other living worlds scattered throughout the uni· verse. Through the ages we have been obsessed with the question of what it means to be human. Probable euolution of man: Around flue million years ago. our ope/Ike ancestor. Ramapllhecus, dluersified -perhaps because of I fell Into fossil-hunting naturally. My parents. Louis and Mary Leakey. Richard Leakey ill the director of 1he National Muuum1 of Kenya. Hb book. the Making of Mankind, 10 be published In October by E.P Duaon. 14ku lhe reader from our origins. through 1he birth of language and early hunl· Ing and galhertng societies tc 1he founding of ancient cWe• In 1he Near fC1$1. were world-famous for their discov- eries In the field of African pre-history. Along with my two brothers. I accom- panied my parents to their research site at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania dur· ing my early childhood. My boytsh talk was rife with geological and a biolog;cal )argon -and some say I learned to recognize fossils almost before I could speak coherently. Despite this early familiarity with paleontology (the science dealing with the life of past geological periods) the first conscious decision I made about r;:;}~fuG:~;;;;iii;;i;;;:;;;::~~ra~;i;;;;i;;;;:;:::;;,;::;J my life was that I definitely was not J going to follow in the Leakey tradl- Leakey and wife Meaue examine a 2'/2-mlllion-year-old skull she helped assemble from several hundred fragments. I 9 FAMlt.Y WEfl(LY, hptemllef 13, 1•1 J tlpn. The intensity of my parents' ~ commitment was compelling, but I desperately wanted to be indepen- dent. I f~lt I had to go off oh my own, and for a number of years I did Just that by organizing my own photo- graphic safart business. But slowly I was drawn back to the world of fossils. The fascination of what lay hidden In those ancient rocks · gradually proved to be stronger than my rebellious wish to do something outside my parents' Influence. I began to join In excavations at several dif- ferent sites In Kenya. I had no relevant academic qualift- cations behind me -my education consisted of what I saw and heard while I worked with others. Soon I realized that, like my father, I was In- fected with a powerful urge to know about the past. I could no longer resist the tremendous challenge and excite· ment of the search for early mankind. My father's search for evidence of human ancestry had begun In Africa in 1926. At that time, virtually none of the pl4yers had been located and the roles of those that had been found were widely misunderstood. Louis Leakey. Raymond Dart and Robert Broom made up a trio of great men who pioneered the study of human origin. L ouls's decision to look for early man In Africa was considered to be utterly misguided by the aca- demic establishment. Although Darwin had suggested In hls 1871 book, The Descent of Man , that human forebean might be found In .. Africa. European scholars In the 1920'.s constc:lenid their own part of the world to be a much more llkely location. It was thought that a perfect- ly respectable ancestor, "Ptltdown Man." had been discovered In En· gland Itself; only later was the Ptlt- down skull shown to be a fOf'gel"y. The so-ailed "man-ape." a genuine hominid discovered by Raymond Dart In South Af11ca In 1924. was The academic community was skeptical when archaeologists in the 192<fs began searching in Africa for mans ancient ancestors. But in recent years, fossil hunters there have found compelling evidence for a theory that traces mans predecessors back at least four million years. enoironmencal changes -into at least three different lines. One of these. Homo habilis. was,.the predecessor of modem man. widely dismissed as being more ape than man. Many years later, addi · ttonal fossil finds demonstrated the Importance of Professor Dart's discov· ery. By the mid-1960's, Louis and Mary had amassed an Impressive list of hominid fossils from which some de· tails of human prehistory could at last be inferred. Hominids are two-footed primate mammals, Including recent man and tiis Immediate ancestors. Louis theorized that some two million years or so ago several different spe- cies of hominids existed. All but one eventually became extinct. and thl? surviving species, which Louis named Homo habllls. ultimately gave rise to modem humans. He also believed that the origin of the Homo line went even farther back in time. Such an ex- tensive ancestry for the human stock was a very new Idea at the time. and one which many researchers could not bring themselves to accept. In 1972 a discovery was made that shed even greater light on my father's theor9. Bernard Ngeneo, one of our team of fossU hunters, happened to look just a Uttie more attentively at an. Area many peopfe had passed repeat- edly, and In the process he discovered some small bone fragments which he recognized as part of an unusually large homif'lld cranium. It belonged to a hominid that lived a little more than two million years ago. It was In hun· dreds of pieces, and many weeks of patient jigsaw work by my wife. Meave. and later by the anatomist Alan Walker, were required to piece It together. The skuU is called "1470" after Its museum catalogue number. A s the reconstruction progressed, excitement _grew - it was becoming clear that the early suspicions . aboµt the cranium were correct. This ancient homlniO had a remarkably large brain. The cranium was of the same type as the one that Louts had named Homo habllis, although 1470 was older and more complete than the specimens my father had found. When the restoration of the cran- ium was almost ftn!Shed, I took It back to the.museum In Nairobi where my father examined It shortly before leav- ing fut. a Srlp to Europe and America. Naturally he was delighted. SlruU 1470 seemed to conftrm what he had proposed years before: that the Homo line was much older than had been supposed. He knew there would be skep~ and he said almost mis· chievously, "They'll never believe you!'' Shortly after arriving in England. my father died of a heart at· tack. With 1470 as evidence. the newly emerging theory of man's origin grad- ually gained strength. It was now pos- sible to predict that some day fossil hunters would unearth early spec!· mens of Homo Individuals perhaPS as old as fow or ftve million years. The theory ·15 this: Around five million years ago, the ancestral stock, Ramo- pithecus (an apelike creature). sud- denly diversified -probably because climatic or other environmental changes formed new habitats for ex· plott.ation -Into at least three dif- ferent lines of the hominid family. One of these was. Homo habills. Though the other lines eventu&lly died out. Homo hobills came Into Its own , learning how to hunt and make tools. This species later evolved Into Horro erectus and then Homo saplens - modern man. Homo hobllfs may well have played ~ a key role In the unfolding drama of a human origins. But the search for our ~ origins consists of far more than sim· ~ : ply identifying the characters in the ~ play: We need to know when they ar· i rived on the stage. what they did ~ there and when and why they depart- a: ed. In more specific evolutionary terms. the question that Louis was asking and the question that I and my colleagues continue to ask is: What was it that. over many millions of years, transformed primitive pre· human creatures Into modem man- kind? What made us what we are? The discoveries and the development i of new ideas during the past decade a: have brought us much closer to being able to say what made us "humans." There are countless other exam- ples of exciting flnds made In the past decade and quite pos- sibly being .znade as you read these words. Two in particular are· both Important and controversial. One took place on a research site in Hadar in Ethiopia, the' other in Laetoli in Tanzania. Together. these two have yielded some of the most significant evidence relating to ·early man be- tween four million and two million years ago. In November of 1975. Cleveland Museum paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson and his colleagues made a stunning discovery in Hadar. It was of a family group of at least 13 indl· vlduals: Four in this group are infants below the age of 5 (th.e teeth give this inforrnation}-and the rest are probably adults and juveniles. A year earlier, in Laetoh, Dr. Johanson had found frag- ments of a small. three-mUllon-year- old fem ale skeleton which he called "Lucy." At the moment there is some con- troversy surrounding the fossils dis- covered at Hadar and LaetoU. Dr. Johanson contends that all the fossils belong to a single species that he and colleagues have named ·Australo· pithecus ofarensls and that this species is ancestral to the hominids of two million years ago . The Homo line had to arise at some point in time. of course. but I suspect that the Instant ~s further back than the Hadar and Laetoli deposits. In my view. hominid evolution was not a single. steady movement along a path of gradual "improvement ·· Nor do I believe that the story of human pre history was peopled by the few homi- nid species scientists recognize today ln the fossil record . The passage of time from eight million years onward almost certainly saw a number of geo- graphically separated species. most of which thrived b!'leOy but. In the long (contJnued) I 4 ,AMll.'1' WffKLY, '-P•mllel I), ltl1 • 1 u r rerm left no descl!ndanrs This viewpoint is shared by Ste- phen Jay Gould. professor of geology at Harvard University, who sums it up this way: "Homo sapiens is not the foreordained product of a ladder that was reaching toward our exalted sttite from.the start. We are merely the sur- viving branch of a once luxuriant bush." There have been other remarkable discoveries in the last decade. An astonishing combination of circum- stances some three and three-quarter million years ago led to what is prob- ably the most dramatic anthropologi- cal discovery of this century. Three hominids, walking In the area now called Laetoll, left a trail of footprints that have been clearly preserved. pre- senting us with a clear picture of a few moments in the lives of some of our ancestors. Laetoli is a wooded area near a vol- canic mountain some 25 miles south of the Olduvai Gorge In Tanzania. When some ash from that volcanic mountain mixed with rain and then was dried by the sun, a chemical com· position was produced that made it set. like cement. Following the rain, various animals left their tracks In the deep volcanic ash; the footprints of a number of them can be dearly seen today, and among them are the tracks of the three hominids. If a light rain had not fallen. the ash probably would have been blown away; If there had been more. rain. the impressions would have been washed away. These prints were discovered by a lucky chance in 1976. Mary Leakey writes, "When we first came across the hominid prints, I must admit I was skeptlca.I, but it soon became clear that they could be nothing else. They are the earliest prints of man's ances- tors and show us that hominids three and three-quarter mlUion years ago walked upright with a !Tee, striding gait just as we do today." Habitually walking around on the hlndlimbs. leaving the forelimbs free for other jobs, is an unusual mode of locomotion. Once our ancestors had adopted an upright stance many things associated with being human became possible. such as fine mani- pulatJon with the hands and the car- rying of food back to a base camp. I do not mean to suggest that around four million years ago primitive homi- nids evolved upright walking in order to use their hands In refined ways or to develop a food-sharing economy. Indeed, this cannot be the case be· cause this behavior did not arise until several million years after the devel- opment of upright walking. Neverthe· less, the orig\n of bipedalism (walking on two feet) must be seen as one of the major steps. If not the major step, In human evolutk>n. The 70 million years bf primate evolution has been marked, among other things. by an increase In the size THE DAWN OF MAN ·t.t.t: ... "'----~=--..;.;J Archaeologists Lows and Mory Leakey pioneered the study of human origin - and started o f omily tradition of the body. Running parallel with this has been a striking advance In intel- ligence -and the primates (which In· dude man. apes and monkeys) have also developed an increasingly com· plex degree of social behavior. How- ever. perhaps the most notable char- acteristic of primates, particularly the higher primates, Is opportunism. Sur· viva! depends primarily on maintain· Ing a continuous supply of nutritious A Bon'e to Pick In his recent book Lucy: The Beginnings of Humankind (Simon and Schuster). Donald Johanson disputes Leakey's theories of man's origin. States Johanson: "Richard's idea that true man goes back four to five mllllon years and that 'Lucy' is not man's direct ancestor is based only on an assumption. There Is no evidence of true man any earlier than two mUllon years. "My suggestion that 'Lucy' Is an ancestor of true man is based on evidence found in South and East Africa. Including fossils found by the Leakeys In Kenya and Tanzania ... food. and the higher primates, such as baboons and chimpanzees. exploit every suitable food source available. The early hominids, especially the line that led eventually to modern humans. seem to have thrived be· cause they extended this opportu· nlstlc behavior. They did not do this by a conscious decision; the opportu · nistlc streak evolved, as other blologi· cal traits do. beclluse It was favored by Johon1on with "Lucy. •· natural selection Today. our exploration of the past continues. particularly along the eastern shore of Lake Turkana. It is an extremely rich source of fossils be· cause of the combination of good sedimentary conditions and the fact that animals. induding hominids. liked to be near a source of water. ·Although fragments of fossilized bone litter the sediments. the task of fossil-hunting requires a great deal of skill . "It's easy if the fossil is white or gray." says Kamoya K1meu. an expert fosstl prospector who has worked with me for years. "because you can see it from 20 yards. But mostly the fossils are very dark. and then it's difficult."' Kamoya takes his team out very early in the morning, usually at about 6.30. so 11 can work before the sun gets too hot. "We dnve to the area we want to search anq then walk in twos: there·s always a danger of lions or snakes It takes about three years before you can kn ow rhe fossils very well." Each hominid specimen that 1s i found at Lake Turkana is just as im· f portant as any other: each one forms ~ part of a gradually emerging story In- evitably, though. some receive more attentJon than others. because of cer· lain special characteristics. or. because. when they are found. they change earlier ideas about our evo- lutionary history Science is in search of answers that. given sufficient time. will explain how early Homo evolved Into modern man Yet there will always be aspects of human evolution that will elude us Certain questions do have answers based on the fossil record and other evidence. but there are also questions that we apprently won't be able to find the answers to. Nonetheless, our ongin as a species can. for the first time. be presented on the basis of scientific evidence. Thus there Is some hope that all people, re· gardless of creed or cuhure, will lum of the unity of manklnd and of our shared past. More than a decade ago. the great Russian geneticist. Theo- dosius Dobzhanksy, made the fol- lowing comment: "The relevance of biology anq anthropology Is evident enough. In his pride, man hopes to become a demigod. But he still Is, and probably will remain. in goodly part. a biological species. His past. all his antecedents, are biological. To understand· himself he must know whence he came and what guided him on his way. To plan hls future, both as an Individual and much more so as a species, he must know his po· tentialitles and his limitations ... For me the search for our ancestors has provided a source of hope. We share our heritage and we share our f uturc. 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The way the aowds pursue her these days. you'd figure Jan Stephenson was giving away precious gems. Each ti me she ventures outside the gallery ropes. Stephenson is buried beneath an avalanche of requests for autographs and/or Interviews. A re- markably patient woman. she often sticks around until every one has been satisfied. Away from the course. the pace can be just as madden· Ing: When the women's tour visited Phoenix last March, for example, Stephenson dragged herself out of bed at 6 :30 on Monday morning for a practice round. Then she caught a plane to New York for an appearance on the To· doy show the following morning, was on to Las Ve- gas for a screen tl!S for The Loue Boat before hustling back to Phoenix for Wed- nesday's tradttfonal pro- amateur round. lbat an ex· hausted Stephenson huffed to a 76 on the ftnt 18 holes on Thursday came as no Coddy 's fittJe girl: Jan can taUolly rely on her short, compact swing, but if that fatls. help from daddy I caddy Frank Stephenson gets her out of the rough. great surprise. The shocker was that she didn't sleep through her wakeup call. Stephenson. 29, has been a dependable drawing card since she left her home in Sydney. Australia. to join the Ladies Professional Golf Association (L.P.G .A.) tour in 1974. Her record is solid: five tournament wins and more than $400.000 in total prize money. Moreover. her cover-girl looks -soft features, large. warm blue eyes -would be at home in any fashion magailne. But II wasn't until last winter that Stephenson became the most talked·about player In all of golf. And the hoopla had nothlng to do with her stroke. Along with Cathy Rey- nolds, Janet Coles and Muf · fin Spencer-Devlin, Stephen- son agreed to pose for Fair· way, the L.P.G .A.'s glossy magazine suppLement, which Is sold at lour events and in· serted Into a popular month· ly golf publication . The L.P.G .A. edited the sectton and O.K.'d all the stories and photos. ln the layout, the golfers dressed In turn-of-the· century gowns and explored an old "haunted house." What caused the excitement wasn't so much whet Ste- phen50n was wearing -but how. Sprawled across a bed, her white gown was lifted just enough to reveal a goodly !'AMILY WEIKl.Y, ~llrfllllef 1&, 1•1 • 11 portion of her left thigh. If the photo appeared in a girlie magailne, subscribers would have asked for a refund. But this wasn't Playhouse. It was the L.P.G.A. Reaction from other play· ers was swift and divided. Some didn't mind the pose and thanked Stephenson for drawing attention to wo- men's golf. But many four veterans. among them out· spoken Jane Blalock. pro· tested the blatant sex pitch . Jn the Miami Herold, Blalock blasted Stephenson for agreeing to the photograph. which she called, "quasi· pornography." Stephenson ,.,,.,....., struck back with a story of her own in the Los Angeles Times. "Maybe next year we should drop the fashion fea· ture." she wrote. "and do a photo series on calluses ... "I hardly think the picture was quasi-pornographic," remarks Stephenson. a five· foot five·lnch l lS·pound blonde who once worked as a model. "A lltde revealing maybe. but not quasl-pomo- graphic. A lot of people have misinterpreted it as trash. A lot of people have the mls· conception that I'm trash. but they're wrong. "Nobody works as hard on their game as I do. I work ln send my room every night. I have calluses from working. I don't drink. ldon~smoke. I don~ do drugs. And I love men. 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I hear so many nice comments. where before they wouldn't say anything to me ·· 0 ne thing for sure: The photo did nothing to damage Stephen· son's bank account. She already has an equipment deal with the Ben Hogan Company and a clothing con· trl!let with Lily of France, but since the publicity, all sorts of corporate suitors have been aher Stephenson. She has turned down many already, including offers, she says. to pose nude for Playboy and Pent· house. "I didn't take them seriously. until I heard some of the figures," she says, ad· ding, "I doubt If I would pose In the nude. I couldn't do anything I'd be ashamed for my parents to see." Parental consent is especially important to Stephenson. Her parents. Frank and Barbara, were excellent amateur golfers and Introduced Jan to the links at age 10. Soon she was a schoolgirl champion in Australia and later an Aussie pro. After coming to America in 1974, she was chosen L.P.G .A. Rookie of the Year Stephenson remains close to her par- ents. who recently took a three-month vacation to follow her on tour. In fact, her fa th er. an engineer with the Australian Government. was caddying for her. Llke most golfers. Stephenson's life ~fter work consists mainly of prl!leticing her putting on motel carpets, but she does en- joy yoga and jaZz ballet. She was manied at age 19 to an older, wealthy Australian. but the union dissolved after a few months. primarily because of her golf am· bitlon. These days, she won't let her boyfriend, Eddie Vossler. a Texas bust· nessman (she now lives In Fort Worth). travel with her on tour because she says It would be too distracting. She notes, though, that when her play· Ing days are throligh. she'd like to get married and have kids. Another future goal Is to pursue a career as a TV !pOrts· caster. She even says she may do arlother layout for Fairway magazine. But she adds she has already warned the editor of cer· taln conditions. "I told him, 'Please don't make It r9111 so controversial the next time.'" a.LI ,AMIL'!' WEEKLY. hpt9"'tlet 13, 1991 • 13 THERE'S NEVER BEEN A BE I I'ER TIME TO PUT YOUR MONEY INTO SEWING. Quite often you have to invest money in order to save. And right now is the perfect time to spend on a ~get" sewing machine. Because there's a wide selection of quality machines at more- than-generous savings. And you can bet savings like these won't last too long. So come in soon and put some of your money into saving-at a Singer Store. THE SINGE ERE SAVING IS A~ SAVE s 50 ~ F>Ra StY11s1•machine model 8H-Wiili6 builHn s111ch pa11ems. free-arm and froru dto~m bobbin. SAVE s oo ~~ PRICE ~.!fil machine model 834- wtth eiaht bu1.h·tn fim.Qn• and Aeiq·Stnc~ p.tuems. free-.tnn, bu1h·tn bunonholer. front dro1>1n t bobbin overedge Streich Slit ch. 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Lean Strips won't shrink like bacon eithet That means each 4'h-oz. package delivers about -as much as a poWtd of bacon. cooked. And Lean Strips cost less than bacon. Look for new Lean Strips in your bacon section. and take home the great tasting baron alternative. .. I ""' "' . c 9 : ... Dtessing Right Each tlme you buy something. write a description of It on an index card and neX1 to the description make a colored square indlctating the hue of the item purchased. If you have a garment altered. save a bit of the fabric and st.aple It to the card. Then. when you go shopping, take your Index cards. mistakeproof war~? Budget y0ur pwchases and make them in order of Importance. And buy as much at one time as you can. This way you11 stand less of a chance of buying misfits. "It's been my experience," says Alexand- er. "that the single purchase turns out to be the greatest waste of money. time and space In a person's 1"3111 closet." ...:.J On the Job 8y Rosalyn Abrevaya If you 're a working woman. how can you be certain of having a Instead of the usual conseruottve suit, wear coordinated separates. W ith more and more women entering the working world . advice on dressing for sue· cess is becoming a neces· slty. Pauline Alexander, of New York City's La Cabine. a store for the work· Ing woman. offers these tips: "It's not necessary to wear a suit to work every day," she says ... Color· coordinated, t.ailored separates will also give you the right professional air.,, For most working women Alexand · er suggests a wardrobe that in'1udes a blaz.er . two solid -color skirts (one a wrap. the other an eased, inverted· pleat style) and two bk>uses (one silk. for special events. the other a poly· ester bk?nd. which will take plenty of wear and tear). Adding a sweater- jacket and an additional top and skirt (or pants) will enable you to put together a host of outfits. • Alexander also offers pointers on color and silhouette. "Most of us are either shaped like a triangle or an in- verted biangle." she says. Whichever you are, she recommends enlarging the smaller part with fuller clothing so that the larger part looks more in pro- portion . Jn selecting a jacket. for ex· ample. if you are narrower at the.top. you should opt for one with shoulder emphasis. On the subject of color In the workplace -whether It should be bright or subdued -Alexander ad- vises taking one's cue from others In the same profession. "U one ls in the fashion business," says Alexander. "there's probably no great restriction on the colors you can wear . Bot even If you're working In finance or In com· puters, you have the option of punc- tuating a conservative blazer and skirt with a richly colored blouse ... 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Rl1lng enngy cost• mun more addl· Uonal sourca of energy, he .said ... more gas and oil wells completed In slx months la.st year than In all of 1973 ... more jobs created in the U.S. oil and natural gas industry-almost SO percent more aher rigid price controls began to soften. QuJte a conlrast lo the crusading critics' charges that the oil industry squanders money on "d~nment 1tores and clrcuus." ';.<\nd that's the opinion of the management of this station -Surprise I Sometimes good news is so astounding that the media may be too dazed to report It Take the recent revelation from Hatvard's Energy and Environmental Policy Center Seems U S oil companies undercharged customers by $5 billion during the supply crisis following the Iranian revolution "We were surprised our- selves." said one of the report's authors But "the data 1s clear major (01/ company} pnces fell behind the rest .. The reason for the big companies lagging prices? Pressure from the media and threats from politicians going ''after the most visible and thus the largest" targets So who's ripping off whom' A little lumlng .... If the media had properly covered either of these studies (and admitted that some past st~ts about oil Industry "wrongdolngi' were Inaccurate~ yoo and the rat oft~ public would haw benefited. Some media· watchers have 1ugguted that the fairy tales con· cocted by "~e'!l)I ~·could be eliminated If reponers go to Khool to bone up on energy. Not a bad Idea. especially now. when kids are hitting the books again. After all. aA th~ poet Alexander Pope said; 'Ji\ little INmlng 11 o dangerous thing." It'• a fact: OiJ Industry profits are big news In the media but both publishing and broadcasting have been more profitable than oil over the past five years, based on rerum on stockholders' equity Mobil~ , When Patents Should Tu1n Off the TV Set an allotted time for homework and then a regular lime for lV on the ~~~!II~~~ condition that all home- l • r-~-,...llb...1 • work has been finished By Dorothy Singer. Ed.D., Jerome Singer, Ph.D. and Diana Zuckerman, Ph.D. 0 ver the past 10 years. parents have become In - creasingly concerned about the effects of television on children They have raised questions on the scheduling of appropriate pro· grams for children. the influence of violence and aggression. the effects of cartoons and stereotypes and the ef · fects o f TV on 1m~ination and language Here. we offer answers to some of the questions parents ask most often about TV Can parenu 1ucceeefully re· etrlct their chlldren In watching televlelon? Quarrels In many families revolve around program· scheduling and time limits. Generally speaking. children can accept family rules if they are consistently enforced by parents and if the children are given constructive alternatlves. For young children. the pressure of school friends should not ovemde parents' better Judgment When a 3·year-old prefers to watch Sesame Street and his 8·year-old brother wants to watch his favorite show. a problem is bound lo arise as to who's "boss." Parents can make clear that there are certain times each child can watch TV and regularly Umll those Umes so young children will grow up expecting such restrictions. Should chlldNn do homework while they're watching 1V? Most educators believe that the division of attention prevents chUdren from learn· Ing as eff edlvely as when the tele· vlslon Is tumed off Parents should es· teblish a regular schedule to follow: It • l'AMllY WEEl(l'r, leptt....,., U, ltll Are cartoone good or bad for children? We find In our research that heavy view· " ing of cartoons leads to 1nap· propriale and disruptive behavior among children in nursery school. Among our ele· mentary school-aged children. the heavy cartoon viewers were rated as "unenthusiastic about school" by therr teacher Some parents have claimed that their children are quiet only when they watch TV Thus. the parents particularly like Saturday morning. when the programs are geared to children. Most research. however. suggests that the very active child or the chUd who gets into fights becomes even more agitated by frequent lV- viewing. especially when material in· volves cartoons. action-detective pro· grams or noisy game shows. What effect does TV violence have on children? Some programs that elementary school-aged children watch contain violent acts. fairly ex· pllcit sex and sometimes even rape. We feel that a parent should try to ex· plain that sometimes some people behave In this fashion. Use explana· tlons that your children can grasp In terms of their age and abUity to under· stand It is difficult to always shield a child from exposure to some antlso· cial act that he may see on lV Let the child know you are avaUable to talk about It It Is always better to deal with the facts maturely than to deny the existence of aggression and sex. One of the major concerns parents express about television is the effect of violent programs on their children. Rese8rch over the past decade has demonstrated that television pro· grams that have violent content lead to aggressive behavior In children. especially those who are heavy televl· sion viewers and who have little else in the way of a social life. We have also found that such noisy. fast-paced programs as game shows. cartoons and some variety shows can arouse a child to aggres· sion or jumpiness. Parents are often sensitive about programs that deal with special prob· lems such as ~n. alcohol. drugs and the handicapped child: yet often 'uch programming can be used by par· ents to dl9cuss these Important and delicate Issues with their 1"911 children. llLI TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE SAVE 50¢ v~h6~v ~10ozor6oz~r ~ or TWO 2 o~ ~rs ..!.~· Ulllf Olll CIM'Oll '91 NIOIASI • llOID Gii ""'*II GJ l'ACllMl llAMll 'l'MIS CIUlll 191'1(-~ .... -__ ., _______ .. _____ ""_:-"_ -· ORGAN TRANSPLANTS The ffiitacle of Renewed Ufe Once a last-chance procedure, organ transplant operations are becoming increasingly common, thanks to an experimental new drug . By Lffly Berger m ary Gohlke seemed to have everything going her way. In only three years, the 45-year-old Mesa. Ariz . mother of two had become advertis· tng director of the Mesa Tribune . But in 1979 Gohlke became lU with pneu · monlll. Her condition continued to deteriorate until. In February 1980. doctors discovered that she was suf· fering from a potentially fatal condl· tion known as primary pulmonary hypertension. Now It looks as though Mary Gohlke's story will have a happy end· ing. In March of this year. Gohlke underwent an operation at Stanford University Medical Center in Callfor· .. The Kidney • l z ~ c !! "' nla for a combtned heart and lung ~ transplant. the first of its kind in ahnost .i 10 years and only the fourth one ever i perfonned. Today her doctors say she z is in good condition. She Is out of the ] hospital and is living nemby until she ! fully recuperates. As Mary Gohlke's story illustrates, organ transplantation has made great strides in the nearly 15 years since Dr C~an Barnard of South Africa perfonned the first human heart trans- plant. While combined heart and lung transplant operations have recently been in the news. scientists and doc· tors have made significant progress in transplanting other organs as well What follows Is a progress report on In 1954 the first successful kidney transplant was per- fonned with identical twins. Today the procedure is con- sidered the easiest to per- form , with the greatest chances for success of any transplant operation. In 1979 more than 4.000 patients received kidney transplants. says Dr. Robert Corry. a surgeon a1 the University of lowa in Iowa Qty. Most of Drs. 8ruc.e Reitz (I~ left) and Norman Sh~mway perform o these kidneys came from the htstoric heart-lung transplant on Mary Gohlke (right). more widely available ca&ver donors. which offer a 65-to 70-percent chance . the state of organ transplantation to· &y. The Heart While heart transplants remain a complicated and costly (about Sl00.000 for an average transplant) procedure, their future looks better and better. says Bobbi Navickis. a spokeswoman for Stanford University Medkal Center. The reason for much of the optimism is a new drug called cyclosporin A, which has only been In use three years and is still In the ex· pertmental stage. "The drug ls Im· munosuppresslve. which means that It appears to Inhibit action of body cells that reject foreign tissue but does not Inhibit the body's Immune system -which fights off inf ectfon." Navlclds says. Use of.the drug could thus mean that patients would be less su.scepttble to inf ec:tion, which causes one-thi-d of the deaths in heart transplant opera· tlons. 11 • '"'MILYWEEKLY, hp~ 13. 1911 Stanton! lffws Selvtc. The problem of a body rejecting a new heart Is now being dealt with by use of the biotome technique, Navickis says. This procedure. whkh Is several years old, involves taking a biopsy of the heart -removing a bread-aurnb· sized piece of it for examination under a microscope. The technique enables doctors to see at a much earlier st.age the beginning signs of rejection of a new organ. They can then adjust their treatment accordingly. Patient selection for heart trans· plant operations has also Improved over the years. so that the candidates now chosen are the ones most likely to survive such a rigorous operation. To date. there have been 216 heart transplants. and 81 of the patients are still Uving. Sixty-three percent who undergo the operation survive for one year; 40 percent for five years. Because of advances In technique. most notably the use of cydosportn A. Ors. Bruce Rettz and Norman E. Shumway of Stanford have been able to lead a team of surgeons In perform· Ing combined heart and lung trans· plant operations. "Lung transplants have not been very successful in the put because the windpipe does not heal well after surgery. resulting in in· fection, air leakage or bleeding," Navickis says. Previous drugs which helped the body to accept new organs also had the undesired effect of fur- ther increasing vulnerabiUty to infec- tions, but. according to Navickis . "Cyclosporln A does not appear to in- hibit healing of the windpipe." The second person to undergo such an operation at Stanford was Charles Walker. a 30·year-old Bing· hamton. N. Y., man who had been Ill all his life. Today. Walker says, he is better than ever. Charle.$ ~ker, 30, the worldi second heart-lung redp4ent, wlh his rnod>a. of sucass. Transplants from living. related donors have as much as a ')()·percent chance of long·term suc· cess. he adds. • According to Dr. Corry. the im· proved succ.ess of kidney transplanta- tion is due to several factors. The first ls tissue-matching, a process by which the surgeon attempts to determine that the transplanted kidney matches the recipient's tissues as closely as possible, in order to decrease the new organ's chances of being re;ected by the pa· tlent's Immune system. "Giving the patient as many as ftve to six blood transfusions prior to kidney traruplantaHon also has been found to be extremely effective in increaslng the operation's success," Dr. Corry says. Transfusions desensltizie the rectpent to the f~ antigens (the substance that induces antibodies) of the transplanted organ. Dr. Corry points out that computers are now used to obtain good malches between patients and donors. He also explCIMS the hope that the drU,g cy- closportn A, which has been u.ted ao suc:casfully In heart and heart/lung transplants, will be effective In kidney t transplantation as well. 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The Pancreas Since 1966 there have been ap· I proximately 150 pancreatic trans· plants performed worldwide, and 35 1 of these were done in 1980. says Bar· ' bara Ehck. transplant coordinator at • the University of Minnesota Health Sciences Center The longest·sur· ' viving patient has been out of the • hospital nearly three years and is do· ing extremely weU The pancreas. Elick explains, is the site of the cells which produce the hormone insulin . the primary regu· lat or of sugar levels in the blood. When these cells fail to produce the necessary Insulin, diabetes results. In cases of severe diabetes. where It is predicted that complications such as blindness or damaged blood vessels could develop, It is likely that kidney transplants already have been neces· sary, and pancreatic transplants may also be required In the past, pancreatic transplants have been difficult to perform, due In part to the diabetic 's Increased vul- nerability to infection. Now. with the availability of lmmunosuppressive drugs and better surgical techniques, the operation Is becoming more suc· cessful. The Liver Although experimentation with liver transplants for patients who had liver disease. chronic hepatitis or con· genital liver problems began In the l 960's as an offshoot of kidney trans- plantation. the success rate at first was very low. But lately. the results of liver transplantation have been greatly im· proved, according to Dr. Thomas E. Starzl, professor of surgery at the University of Pittsburgh. He attributes this Increased success largely to the drug cyclosporin A. which he halls as "the biggest potential advance In almost two decades." The crucial one-year survival rate for patients who have received liver transplants has been now upgraded significantly -though the operation remains an extremely difficult one to perform. The Cornea Last year. 12. 000 people in the United States underwent corneal transplants. according to the Eye Bank for Sight Restoration. a New York City-based organization The cornea 1s the clear protective tissue on the front of the eye that allows light to pass through without distortion. A diseased or injured cor· nea has become cloudy and does not permit enough light to enter -which can mean partial or total loss of sight. "The techniques of corneal trans plantation, which was f1rst performed In the last century. have been so highly refined that today its success rate is well over 90 percent." says Dr. Casimir A Swinger. assistant pro · fessor of ophthalmology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and assistant director of ophthalmology at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York Ci· ty. In the past. Dr Swinger says . transplantation results were un· satisfactory because neither eye banks nor techniques of microsurgery were well developed. "But today. with new microsurgical techniques. 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Dogs and cats are very sensitive to the moods of the people around them and are quick to pick up -and act on -our attitudes and feelings, fnclud· Ing those we don't fully recognize. lf ~ur pet 1s nasty to children or "can't stand" men or always seems to want to attack people in uniform , It did not invent those aversions, and i1 wasn't born that way, either. It had to learn to feel unsafe -and one way it did was by observing Its owner's con· slstent (If inadvertent) example of cringing or tensing up or seething in- side. When a pet frequently damages property. says Pat Widmer. author of Pat Widmer s Dog Training Boole fWidevlew), and trainer of Robert Redford's dogs. among others, you have to suspect some humon hostility at work. For example. if your poodle wets tn the guest room every lime your mother·ln·law visits. it may not be the poodle's initiative so much as the fact that underneath your en thusiastlc welcome. you consider the woman an Intruder and your dog Is enough tuned in to your body Ian· guage to pick VP that subliminal sent!· rnent (And when you're constantly checking the guest room In a nervou5 way. the dog will notice -and give you JUSt what you are looking for: a puddle.) Dr Tortora tells of one cat owner who learned the hard way what can happen when you 're not aware of your feelings. As the woman's mar· nage starte~ to crumble. she began playing roughly with her cat (which had been a present horn her husband before they were married and which she unconsciously regarded as a sym· bol of the marriage's false promi.se) The more upset and disappointed she became. the rougher she played - until one night the cat sailed with a screech onto the woman's bare neck and dug its claws In . Can we make our pets behave? Tortora claims that those habits that annoy us so much are 100-percent correctable Of course a cat can't be trained like a dog. And sure. a cat may need to scratch. but II can be taught where not to . if you real- H •rmatrono Rober!• ly mean ii As for your dog, It has a real need -and preference -for discipline and struc· ture. Dr Tortora suggests that you make a clear list of rules for your pet to follow and stick to It, being careful to enforce all commands J3e sure to reward good behavior· Give your pet a pat on the head or a piece of food when It behaves correctly. And It's im· portant to teach discrimination Pre· sent your dog with a chewbone and pat its head. and then give it your slip· per and say "no." Soon It will take the rawhide and reject the slipper. Punishment should be used only as a last resort If you must reprlmend your pet. make the punishment fit the aime and never punish a pet for breaking a rule that Is unclear. 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"yes's" and nods encourage the speaker to plow on. Men. on the other hand. are masters of what the experts call the "delayed minimal response." that Infuriating grunt that comes seconds too late. Thls shows a lack of interest and can actually bring a conversation to a halt. What's more. studies show that the man Is much more likely to inteTTUpt end change the subject abruptly. And although men who do this are un· questionably conversational bullies. some experts believe that women may contribute in various ways to their own vlctlmlzation . Don. H . Zimmerman. professor of sociology at the University of Czillfor· nla. Santa &rbara. and Candace West, assistant professor of ,oclology at the Un!vmity of California. Santa Cruz, taped conversations between acquaintances In various publk places as well as between strangers meeting for the first time. They made some startling discovepes: Over and over t• • l'AMILY WEEKLY, S.11i....ot1 l) 11111 again. in conversabons with women. men butted In -not in order to agree with what the woman was saymg. but to take over and change the subject. What's more. the women never put up a fight , they merely relinquished thett turns and fell sllent Of course. no one suggests thar these findings apply to all of us or to every situation Nonetheless. in the couples observed. up to 96 percent of the interruptions occurring between men and women were initiated by the men. whil~ In talks between people of the same sex. interruptions rarely oc· curred There are several theories about why men and women seem to dtff e1 so much in their conversational styles. Zimmerman and West believe that men who commandeer conversations are flexing the muscle society endows rhem with. Through interruptions. men control and dominate women Zimmerman and West say that a man who violates a woman's right to con- tinue speaking shows a definite (If unJntentlonal) lack of respect for her. His grunts and silences betray the same disdain. Other experts have suggested that the conditioning a woman receives from parents and peers. with Its em· phasls on being polite and coopera· tlve . may be responsible for her will· ingness to let a man take the floor Two California anthropologists . Dan lei Maltz and Ruth Borker. sug· gest thar between the ages of about 5 and 12, boys and girls learn different rules about conversation that stay with them through adulthood. Little girls out on the playground learn how to get along. make alliances. gossip and criticize each other Indirectly Boys. who hang out in larger groups. learn how to grab and keep their friends' at· tention. tell a good Joke . def end their opinions and heckle or challenge a buddy when he is trying to talk. Their conversations are more domineenng and much less diplomatic than little girls' Some women may put themselves at a disadvantage in conversation with '"lruJtead of saying, 1t8 a beau- tfful day' a woman would sau 1t's beautiful today. Ian 't It ?111. men by the words they choose. their intonation and the structure of their sentences linguist Robin Lakoff goes as f11r as to say that women speak a different language from men. In her book Language and Woman 5 Place (Harper and Row) she claims that a woman, taught to speak and act "like a lady,'' ends up sounding as Insecure and nonZ1SSertive as she fee15 . Lakoff believes that women use certain "empty" adjectives such as "divine ." "lovely .. and "sweet", tag questions (instead of saying, "It's a beautiful day .. a woman would tend to say. "It's beautlful today. Isn't tt'" and undercut her authority by asking for confirma· tlon). hedga ("kind of." "so1'1 of " and other tentative expressions). and "super polite" languoge ("Would you be so kind as to close the door?") - all of which make them appear weak unsure and insecure Lakoff also claims that women use what linguists call "nsing terminals." or questioning intonations ar the ends of their sentences. much more than men do Take one example The hus· band asks. "When will dinner be ready''' The wife replies. "Six o'clock'" as though she were apolo· g1zm9 or lacking confidence in her answer Cornell Univer· sity linguist Sally McConnell·Ginet says she has heard men as well as women use the questioning In - tonation She wonders whether 11 1s not a way of indirectly express- ing some poten· 11ally hostile ques· tions In other words. the wife who says "Six o'clock?" may ac· i tually be thinking . .., "ls tha1 100 early l for you?" or "Are you llsrening to me?" She agrees that many people hearing that tone find it sounds hesitant and weak no matter which sex uses it. This hesitancy can be avoided by an awareness of what one is doing and the impression It makes. If you want to sound more assertive, try to speak in a positive tone. without a questioning ending If you do have a question. make it explicit rather than implicit McConnell·Ginet suggests that women try to evolve strategies for handling conversational power grab· bers Simply stating. "Please don't in· terrupt me" or 'Tm not finished yet" to someone panting to get his two ' cents in should work This goes for the work environment. too. though you may have to be more deferential with a boss ("Excuse me. I have just one more point to make.") As for dealing with zi man who uses delayed responses. Don Zimmerman has an amusing solution : ''Trip him up •· In other words. slip in a ridiculous sta1ement or ask him what you just said. "Many men would at· tempt to restrain their interruptions and their delayed responses If their behavior were p<)lnted out to them." Zimmerman says. If a men does interrupt or pull the subject out from under a woman, he Is probably completely unaware of It. The Sl)me goes for a woman who hedges or sounds unsure of herself. That's why we should work at devel· oping a sensitivity to our own and others' conversatlonal tact1cs. Ifs the first step In avoiding a verbal lli1lll battle bef'A-reen the sexes. l&J ad•trtltement I 1 • • I By Judsen Culbreth . W hen Patty Cochran tumbled to the gym floor during a junior high-school basket· baU game. she lost more than two points for her team. The spill fractured her two front teeth and. despite several root canal treatments to repair damaged nerves, Pat· ty's teeth darkened con·. siderably over the course of time. ''I became so self- conSc:ious I would never smile." she says But lasf year Patty got her new smile at a fraction of what capping would have cost. Taking · advantage of the new technology in cos· metic (also known as aes· thetic) dentistry, she had her damaged teeth bonded and her other teeth bleached The cost -$500 total. Bleaching and bonding are relatively new terms to con· sumers. although researchers have been perf ectlng the bleachlnQ. technique since 1970, and work with bond- ing goes back 25 years. It is only tJeeendy, however. that they have won acceptance by the American Dental As- sociation for treating a variety of cosmetic problems Bonding is a quick, painless method for repairing chipped teeth, dosing gaps and disguts- lng discoloration. Using a plastic material called a composite resin, the dentist mends the teeth. The process wually takes less than on hour ' 1 Patty considered having all her teeth capped but over· ruled it because of the ex· pense -an average of $400 a tooth: the time involved - three or four visits for each tooth, and her mlsgMngs about having her healthy, al- though unattractive, teeth filed down. Bleaching According to Dr. Barry Bloom. a New York City dentist who specializes in aesthetic dentistry, bleaching is a real breakthrough for teeth that have been discol- ored, whether through natural causes c;>r thro ugh the use of antibiotics, such as tetracycline . "Bleaching works especially weU •on yellow teeth." says Dr. Bloom, who si\aps "before and after" pictures for his pa- tients. "You can see a strik· Ing dlff erence in just one visit ... Bleaching ts simple. Teeth are cleaned. and a protective Remodel~rep)adng windows? A:l'Sell haS exactlywhat)QI need: Free! I plan 10 011w11d A better window. Quality. 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"hilt oN)' l'l>r 14111& """'°'" 0....No-hijfll-h loaa l<I• l'l\lllllfUftn! nlah. _,......,.,, •-c ... -•~ ~ ~---------,·--... --~------~-------- device. called a rubber dam, Is clamped on to Isolate the teeth and protect the gums. A peroxide solution is painted on with a cotton swab. then a heating device -which raises the tempera· lure of the tooth -is appUed to drive In the peroxide Teeth are rinsed, and the process is over in about 20 minutes. With each foUow- up visit, usually six visits in ~. teeth grow whiter and whiter. One drawback with bleaching 15 that the color is sometimes hard to control - so the bleached toOth may look slightly different from the other teeth. If a patient brushes regul- arly and properly. the effects of bleaching should last for years, though coffee. tobac· co and red wine may add stains that should be cleaned at an annual dental Visit. But even If bleaching has to be repeated over the years, it's still cheaper and less ttme- consuming than capping. Bonding Bonding covers a number of dental woes. It builds up chipped teeth. closes gaps between teeth and camou· flages severely discolored teeth. Jt does. in fact, everything that capping does -and then some. The dentist works with a ·plastic mater1al. called a composite resin, that Is con- toured and shaded to match the patient's natural tooth color. The composite Is at· tached to the tooth, which has been conditioned with a mild acid. This process results In a bond between the composite and the tooth. The bonded tooth ls polished and the process Is completed -usually In less than an hour. Furthermore. in most cases the dentist doesn't have to use anesthesia or a drill. Bondi[lg is not as durable as capping and. as with bleaching, It is sometimes dif· ficuh to achieve a perfect col- or match . But touch-ups are easy and the cost Is still low. And Dr. John' Gwinnett, professor of oral biology and pathology. School of Dental Medicine. State University of New York at Stonybrook. sees Improvements ahead. "W e're finding out how to perfect what we already know and how to put It to clinical use." says Gwinnett, who has spent 16 years researching and de· veloplng bonding. For example, chUdren's dentists are working with bonding to repair cavities In hard-to-reach baby teeth. For them. bonding means less drtlllng. more attractive fillings and fewer wails from their young patients. Since bonding and bleach· Ing are still new techniques, your family dentist may not use them. But he may be able to recommend a dentist In your area. If not. caU your local dental association or wrtte to the dental schools In your state and ask for the names of dentists it recom· mends. When you call for an ap· pointment with a new den- tist, Dr. Bloom suggests thet you arrange for your first Visit to be a consultation. Make sure that you understand what procedures will be per· 1 formed and what the fees. which vary widely, will be. 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Wipe jar rim clean: place lid on and screw band down evenly and firmly Place closed jar in canner Repeat for each )t11 Process pints 15 minutes in a boiling water·balh canner Molce& 6 pints PEACH CONSERVE WITH RUM 1 oran9C 1h cup n.im 2 qts. peeled and chopped pqcha (about 12) 6Yt eupe sugar ~ cup ~hcd pln«applc 1.4 cup chopped marachlno chcrrla 14 cup &tmon juice 11. tclllPOCNI gro..nd gln9«' 'A tuspoon nutmt11 1. Prepare home-canning jars and lids according 10 manufacturer's lnslnlctlons 2 . Remove peel from Ot'ange, cut Into thin strips finely chop orange pulp. discarding seeds Cook orange pulp and peel in water to cover. until peel Is tender 3. Place open container of rum m pan of hot water 4 . Combine chopped peaches, orange mixture. sugar. pineapple, chemes. lemon juice and spices In large (6-10 8-quan) s.!lucepot Cook and stir until thickened. almost to. iellying point Remove from heat 5. 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Place fruit in large kettle w11h remain mg ingredients Bnng to a boil Reduce heat and cook stirring frequently over moderately low heat for 11 2 to 2 hours. umil syrup thickens 3. Ladle 1mmedlately 1n10 hot 1elly or canning 1ars and seal Process in water bath canner with bo1hng water 2 inches abo~ iar lids. 10 minutes Makes 7 (8 oz sire) 1ars PIQUANT PEACH RELISH 8 cups 1llced peaches (8 large peaches) I cup ral.1lns 11/t cups paclied brown sugar ¥• cup cider vinegar I tea1poon ground allspice 2 teHpoons· mustard seed l/1 cup silvered almonds 1. Peel pit and slice peaches Place In large kettle with raisins. sugar vinegar and spices Bring to boil Cook. un covered. 45 to 60 minutes or unhl thick. stlmng !Tequently 2. Add almonds and cook 2 minutes longer Fill clean. hot canning iars ro within 1.2 inch of rim Seal according to ,ar manufacturer's directions Place iars on rack in canner 3. Process 10 minutes In boiling-water bath with boiling water two Inches above ,ar tops Remove iars from canner Cool away from drafts Especially good served as accompaniment to lamb. pork or poultry Makes approximately 6 half pints CARROT JAM 4 cups grated raw carrots 3 cupt augar I aablapoon grated orang« rind 2 tutpoon• grated lemon rind 14 cup lemon )ulce IJ\ teaapoon ground cloYU 112 re .. poon groond aUtplc:t 'A teaspoon ground clnMmon 1. In large saucepan or Dutch oven combine all ingredients Heat to a slow boil. reduce heat and simmer stmtng constanrly unul thick 2. Pour hot 1am into hot clean iars leaving 1,. inch head space Wipe the iar rim and threads clean Adiust caps >ecurely 3. Place each iar as 11 1s filled onto rack 1n canner or deep kenle When canner 1s fill ed . add hot water ro rover 1ars I to 2 in ch~s 4. Cover canner and bnng "'arer to boil mg Reduce heat to hold water at a steady boil Stan p1ocessing rime when water reaches a full boil Process 10 minutes 5. Remove 1ars from tanner onto newspapers or towels cool Store m a cool dark place Makes 6 or 7 halj.pmt.s ALMOND PEARS 7 lbs. pears Soaking solution· 8 cups water, 1 tablespoon salt, 1 tablespoon vinegar or usi a commercial ~orblc acid mix· tu re 4 cups water 2 cups sugar 111 cup Amareno liqueur 'I> cup blanched almonds 1. Prepare home canning 1ars and hds according to manufacturer ·s tnstTuclJons 2. Peel pears. cut into halves and core Place in soaking solu11on to prevent dark ening Rinse and dram 3 . Cook pears 1n water a layer ar a lime. unril Just tender. about 5 minutes Cook Wdter and sugar unttl sugar dlssolves Dram and pack pears mto hor iars one at o time 4. Sprinkle tablespoon almonds throughout each ,ar of pears Remove syrup from heat. stir in Amaretto Carefully ladle syrup over pears. leaving t " inch head space Remove air bubbles with a nonmetallic spatula Ad1ust caps 5. Process 20 minutes m boiling water· bath canner Makes about 5 (I pint size) }Ors PEAR-LIME MARMALADE 2limn .Ye cup water 3 lb•. ripe BanJen pears (about 6 or 7) 71/t cupe sugar 111 bottle liquid fruit pn:ltn l. Wash limes. cut m quarters and slice thinly Add water Bring to boil and slm· mer, covered. for 15 minutes 2. Peel. core and chop pears very finely Combine pears and undrained limes In large saucepan Add sugar and mix well Place over high heat Bnng to run rolling boll and boil hard 5 minutes. stlmng con stantly 3. Remove from hear and sur in liquid pectin. Stir and skim off foam for 5 minutes. 4. Pour into clean. hot canning 1ars to within 1 Inch of tops seal according to JcU manufacturers direcnons Place iars on rack In canner. Process I 0 minutes in bolling-water bath u..lth bo1hng water rwo inches above iar top~ 5. Remove iars from canner Cool away from drafts Makes 6 half.pints FAMILY WEEKLY, ••ott mblll IJ. 1118t • )t ., 293 SHIRTS FOR TALL & BIG MEN! 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"Would you be willing to take a lie detector test?'' Or perhaps you're already em· ployed. There's been a theft of some costly merchandise in your depart- ment, and your supervisor says, "I don't think that you 're guilty but I'd like to give you the opportunity to clea{ yourself. Would you mind taking a tie detector test?"· The odds are increasing that you may be asked to take a "polygraph" or lie detector test in connection with your ;ob. Though 16 states cunently prohibit. to some extent. the use of polygraph tests in JOb situations. au others allow them. Some employers require these tests before they will hire you: others use them when there has been a theft of company property Ac- c.ording to David T Lykken, a profes- sor of psychiatry and psychology at the University of Minnesota in Minne- apolis, who has done extensive re- search on polygraphing, figures indl· cate that every year one million peo· pie are polygraphed and that 80 per· cent of these tests are given in em· ployment situations. "The retaU trade. which includes drug and discount chain stores and restaurants, is by far the largest user of lie detector tests.'' Lykken says But many other businesses, such as manufacturers, banks and insurance companies are Jumping on the poly· graph bandwagon. "With limited profit margins and to· day's troubled economy. It's very im· portant for businesses to guard ag~inst employee theft." says Joe Buckley, who is director of John E. Reid and Associates, a well·known polygraph firm in Chicago. During a polygraph test, the "sub· iect" being tested Is seated, strapped into a machine and asked to reply to a series of quesUons, some of a general nature ("Have you ever stolen any· thing of value?" or "Have you ever lied on your tax return?") and some dealing with the specific matter being investigated ("Did you take the money that has been m1SSlng from the office safe?"). MeanwhUe the machltle Is record· Ing the sub}ect's blood pressure. gal· vanlc skln response (perspiration) and pulse rate as the questions a.re an- swered. The assumption Is that lying Each year, 800,()()() employees submit to Ile detector tests. Supporters say testing stems dishonesty; critics counter that flipping a coin is almost as accurate. "Don't toke the test If you can avoid It," wams po/ygra1'fi specialist Dovid Lykken (strapped-In above). "There is no such thing as a 'lie detector "' causes stress, which in tum leads to certain measurable physiological changes. 0 pinions of the experts vary as to the accuracy of the re· suits obtained from poly- graph testing. "With com- petent examiners and proper testing techniques. a polygraph test has 85-to 95-percent validity," Buckley says. "You can't outsmart the machine any more than you can outsmart a doctor's blood-pressure cuff." But Lyl<ken strongly disagrees. "There's no such thing as a 'lie detec· tor,· " he says "There Is no single response that shows when a person is lying or answering truthfully. And since the polygraph ean 't distinguish why someone reacts to a certain question. the assumption that he's ly· ing Is naive." Some critics of the poly· graph report that certain Individuals fall the test not be(ause they're guilty but bec11use they experience so much stress over having to take the test. According to Lykken, a controlled scientific study of the accuracy of the procedure used in polygraph testing in employment situations has yet to be done. However, such studies have been made for the use of polygraphs In aimlnal Investigation, he says. and the results show an average of 60-to 75-pe.rcent accuracy. "But you can get SO-percent accuracy just by flipping a coin ," Lykken points out. "And even assuming 75-percent accuracy, what about the 25 percent of the people who stUI come up wrong?" asks Norma Rollins, director of the Privacy ~oject of the New York Clvd Liberties Union "When a com· pany fires '°meone who has failed a lie detector test, there Is no chance for him to clear himself. The lnform11tlon wUJ go on his personnel record and could even prevent him from finding another ,lob," she adds. Even If polygraph tests were found to be 100-percent rellabk?. the Civil Liberties Union would still ob,ect to their use, RoUins says, due to what she terms "the intrusive nature of the tests.'' According to RoUins . certain examiners have used the polygraph situation as an opportunity to ask sub· }ects extremely intimate questions deaUng with such topics as religion. sex and political beliefs. What should you do If your )Ob re· quires that you submit to a polygraph test? Again. the opinions of the ex- perts vary. "Flrst of al( tell the truth." Buckley says. '"It's particularly Impor- tant to explain minor things to the examiner." Buckley points out that the exa· miner should teU the subjed what the test questions will be eveh before he is strapped in . and there should be at least two tests In which the same questions are repeated so the exa· miner can obtain consistent reactions. The polygrapher should confine his questions to areas of relevant honesty in the recent past. I f you undergo a test different from the kind Buckley describes, he rec- ommends you find out whether your state has IJcenstng require- ments and specified hmitatlons for the polygrapher. U It does, you should complain to the licensing board. Accordh1g to Norma Rollins, the Civil Liberties Union supports another course of action. "You should think very carefully about whether you want the .iob enough to take a poly· graph test, .. she says. "Keep in mind that in New York State if you \e fired for refusing to be polygraphed, you are eligible for unemployment Insur· ance. Check to see if similar protec· tion Is offered In your own state." Rollins says that if you decide to be polygraphed. you 11 probably be asked to sign a waiver giving up your right to see the test results while permitting others to have access to the lnforma· tlon. She advises you to ask if the waiver can be altered to allow only you and the examiner to see the re· suits. thus preventing funher disseml· nation of personal information. "Another thing you can do when you 're asked to take a polygraph test is to find out what the l11w regarding polygraphing In employment sltua· tlons Is In your state." Lykken says. "Such testing may be illegal In your area, and there's always the chance that your employer may not know It or Is counting on your not knowing." Finally, Lykken_ recommends that you approach any polygraph test wtth extreme caution. "Don't take the test If you can avoid It," he says. "Relying on your Innocence ls not an l"9WI adequate guarantee." tiLI FAMILY WEEKLY. ie9Mll'I09f IJ. ttlt • M By John E. Gibson TRUE OR FALSE? Judging People - What Triggers You1 Verdict? 1. How attractive you are judged to be depends on the attractiveness of the person judging you,. 2. 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Abortion 15 the primary method of birth control In the Soviet Union. with 16 mllllon abortions performed each year -four times the number of births By Eliot Kaplan SAGI! ADVICE ON HERBS m hen Edith "Ma" Evans was growing up out· side London. tnbes of gypsies would wan· derby her family's farm. Her mother be- friended them. and. In return. the gypsies shared with her their secret herbal folk ' remedies. reveabng the magic of parsley. sage. rosemary and thyme Evans . 77. is now a guru on the powers of herbs She notes that not only does rosemary enhance the flavor of lamb. its juice also makes a temfic hair rinse Dandelion will perk up a salad and: when made into a tea. re~., constipation Parsley, spearmint and thyme clear up indigesnon. while broom and clove can reheve a tooth· ache. Sage and dock take the sting out of Insect bites. while wintergreen oil eases inflamed )Qlnts. The gypsies even taught her parents a special ""love po· tlon .. : a drop of brandy with an egg beaten into it Sounds revolting but. boasts Evans. ~rm one of 12 chUdren .. DON'T WASTE YOUR ENERGY Are ow bodies built to in elude an afternoon nap? In her book on human energy, Lluing Alfue. Flora Davis explalns that roughly half of us may suffer from ""post· prandial dip." a sudden midafternoon drop In ener- gy, lasting a few hours In general, says DaviS. your body goe.s through regular penods of high and low energy, corresponding roughly to your body tem- perature. which vanes about 11/2 degrees through- out the day It seems that the cooler the body temper· ature the more tired you are: the higher 1t 1s, the more alert you feel iA fever is an anomaly o f this theory.) To dis cover body's energy cycle. you could walk around with a thermometer all the time. or Davis suggests that each day for a week. you graph your energy. marking 10 when you feel most peppy. 0 when most sluggish ""Once you know your body schedule. you can plan around it."' says Davis ··schedule the toughest thmgs for high-energy peri· ods. and on the down nmes. rest if you ~n or do simple things.like running errands or opening your mail " MACHOMKN MYTH APPREHl!NSION BIRTHDAYS Who are America's top hunks? Well. Ploygrrl maga· zine ·s recent •· 10 Sexiest Men.. list includes quite a few surprises. but features beefcake for all ages and tastes. Alphabetically. here are the 10 "lO's." Ballet's Mikha~ Baryshnikov Space Shuttle astronaut Robert Cnppen Actor James Gamer Hoofer Gene Kelly. Singer Rick Nelson. Opera star Luciano Pavarotti Anchorman Dan Rather. FUm ·s new Lone Ranger. Klinton Spilsbury. • '. , '· . (I Mocho Misha: Tops In tights. Yankee owner George Steinbrenner LA Dodger pitcher Fer· nando Valenzue~ A few myths dispelled' by Tom Burnam's fun book. More M1sln/ormocion: -Alaska 1S our most nor them and western state: 11 1s also our farthest east The Aleutian Islands extend beyond the 180th meridian -the global dividing line between east and west. -Although the Bible doesn't identtfy what fruit 441 l .. ln"ton A ... N._ 'IOI* N Y, 10022 Chairman and Publl1"9r MO<'lon Franle Prtt•dent and Aaaoc. Put>llsher P11rtek M LtnSlley v1c•ftre110ent Jnd Genl. Mgr. Jonalhln Thomoson Exacull.,. Editor, Artnur Coooe• M1n1011111 Editor. Tim Mulligan Senlof EllltOfl, Rosalyn Al><ev11v1 .• Eve bit into in the Garden of Eden. it was most likely not an apple -unless the Garden was a chillier spot than usually assumed. Edi- ble apples require 1.200 hours a year In temper· atures below 47 degrees. lnstead. rhe forbidden fruit may have been an apricot. -If you still call a football a "pigskin."' you've been playing 100 long without your helmet. Good foot· balls are made of leather to· day. but when the game was young, a pig's bladder may have been used -Nero couldn't have played the fiddle while Rome burned Even the most primitive violins didn't appear until at least 1.000 years later. The plucky Nero. though. might have been fiddling around with a lyre And that's the truth. H11 Lanoon. Kate Wlllle; Food E<U\~ ~~~;~.· n~ Cl~~.~Ed~~ ~ retl, f"TIQIO EdltOf Gall 11111 Art 811ector. Richard ltaldatl. Yi' An lrtctoc; ~an P9re1ra An, rt>ara J~n. M Stanton: ~0¥1ng dlloc; Pttr Oooe .h•1mer. Contnl>utloo Wl'ltetS. 'Shir~ 5IOln ~r. JoM Gtf· '°"·Norman l:otlaanl, Mita Summer V P-MIQ. & Dir of 0~1.t1tlona, R1ottar<fM11ten Ma~up M1 t Rot>tlll ~hns1 Pro<t. 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