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SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1981
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Reagan asking
Carter's help
AWACS push?
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ATLANTA <AP> -President
Reagan has asked former Presi
dent Jimmy Carter for help in
pers uading the Senate to ap.
prove the sale of A WACS radar
warning planes to Saudi Arabia.
a source close to Carter said
Saturday.
The former presid ent con
firmed in an interview he has
s p o k e n by te l e pho n e wit h
Reagan. but he refused to dts·
cuss details of the conver~ation
or lo confirm tha t Reagan
soug ht hi s aid
The source sa id Reagan made
the request in a telephone con·
versation with Carter las t week.
He said he did not know how
Carter responded.
.. I thtnk I'll wa it until later to
comment on that," Carter told
re porte rs at a reunion of the top
figures of his <1dministra t1on
'"I've talked to him but J"d
rathe r not discuss t he conversa·
lion," Carter said. "As you
know. the proposal has not been
seat to the Congress yet, and J
believe it would be better for me
to wait until I see what the ad·
ministration's proposal is before
l make a comment on it ..
. Joined Carter for a buffet dinner
on the lawn of the ornate Swan
House in Atla nta for a n event
Carter hopes to make an a nnual
affair
T he list of g uests included
fo rmer Vice President Walter
M o nd<1l t', fo rme r a ttorneys
general Griffin Bell and Ben·
jamin Civiletli. former budget
d 1recton. Bert Lance a nd Jim
Mcintyre. and former Treasury
secretary G. William Miller
T<1lkin g to re porters, Carter
-.aid he has been cautious thus
far in cnt1c1zing the Reagan ad·
ministration, belie ving that the
new prt•sident "should have a
chance to put his whole program
to the Congr ess a nd Jet the
Congr el\l\ m ake a Judgme nt on
ll "
Corona del Mar Hi gh School band marches past Bank of America building as Newport Beach celebrated 15th birthday
with Newport Center parade:
Fo rmer Cabine t officials. ex-
campaign aides a nd a host of
for mer White House officials
Reagan
to tell
MX plan
WA SlllNGTON I AP> Presi-
dent Reagan is ready lo endorse
a s weeping rev1s1on of federal
crim inal laws a nd will propose
changes in bail procedures to
make it more difficult ror some
defendants to be released from
jail, a White House spokesman
said Saturday.
Tots transmit disease
OC health officials link day care centers, illnesses
By GLENN SCOTT
Of ... D.ity Pll.e SUfl
Orange County health officials
claim they are uncovering a new
pattern of disease trans mission
caused by more mothers joining
the work force a nd more s mall
children clust ered in day care
centers.
In t he past t wo years. day
car e c enters have bee n
documented a s t rans mission
points for t hree outbreaks of
hepatitis A and one of bacterial
meningitis plus outbreaks of
gastrointestinal diseases. sa id
Dr. Thomas Prendergas t , coun·
ty epidemiologist.
No s imilar outbreaks had been
traced to day care centers prior
to those discoveries. he s aid.
Prendergas t said the new
transmission patterns are the
res ult of a social c hange in
which more mothers are going
to work and fewer children are
car ed for during the day in their
family homes.
"We're seeing the impact of a
very important change in the
way our society works," he said
It is no secret that s mall
children readily pick up and
carry disease, Prendergast said.
But he explained that evidence
indicates that the Likelihood of a
disease trans mission seems to
increase rapidly once t he con·
centratioo of pre-sc hool-aged
c hildren reaches ce rta in levels
Health worke r s 1n Orange
County are documenting more
i n te s tinal di s ea se
trans missions associated with
day care and baby-sitting cen·
ters than with restaurants, he
said.
However. because this pattern
has only recently been dete<:ted,
much more thor ough health and
sanitation requirements are im-
posed on restaurants, he noted.
Prendergast said he met last
week with county ofricials in
c harge of licensing d ay care
centers and is scheduled to meet
ON THE INSIDE
FLYING IUGH -U.S. presi·
de n ts, gorillas and even a
customer who wanted to fl y to
Hawaii -for dinner -are
among clients of Executive
.Aviation. Read what propels
Eric Thorson toward success on
P age Cl.
.• T RAGIC LEGACY -An in-
• idious "time &mb" is catching
JIP lo workers exposed lo ~sbestos 40 year s ago. Prot ·
'tion against the almost · sa
!fibers is much stricter now, bu
}hat's too l a t e f r 10,000
-r m ericans a year. Page A5.
•• BAD MEDICINE -Travelers
:to Tahiti who haul stone Ukis as
-~ouvenirs may flnd themselves
:abort of hotel help. Read about
~he evil powers on Page A8. •.
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SUNDAY SPECIAL
Thursday with s tate officials.
He s aid he will recommend
deve lopme nt of e duc ational
mate rials to e xpl ain health
hazards in large day care cen-
ters And, he said. health depart-
m e nt officials will pro bably
recommend tighte r s tandards to
decr ease the risk of spreading
infectious disease.
"I expect that will not be
easy," he said.
Day care centers apparently
a r e higher risks for disease
tra nsmission than public or
pri vate s chools. he a dded.
because as children become
older , their hygiene improves.
T he cases of hepatitis A (not
as severe as hepatitis B) were
d ifficult to trace, Prendergast
s aid, because only adults caught
the liver disease.
The individual cases seemed
unconnected until researchers
finally realized all victims had
in co m mon expos ure to children
at the same day care center.
The children c arried the dis·
ease but didn't catch it, he said.
Recently developed blood tests
confirmed the expos ures.
About 45 adults were s tricken
<See DISEASE, Page A2 )
Residents warned
of McColl hazards
FULLERTON (AP) Some
900 homeowners near the McColl
chemical waste dump are being
warned by the state Department
of Health Services that sulfur
diox ide emissio ns fro m the
dump are a s ignificant he alth
hazard and could be ··possibly
lethal" if unea rthed.
A Nov. 3 public hearing on the
p roblem has been scheduled .
The health services department
had previously discounted the
threat posed by the World War
Il·er a dumpsite, but changed its
pos1t1on after analyzing new
cor e b<>rings s howing unexpec·
tedly high concentrations of sul·
fur dioxide.
In notices to homeowners liv·
ing within 2,000 fe et of the
McColl dumpsite -now part of
the Los Coyotes Country Club
golf course the department
sa ys current e missions may be
causing headaches, nausea. eye
and respiratory irritations and
AH, WILDERNESS -One
family wouldn't think of trading
their life in a national park for a
city home. After thousa nds of
tourists go home in the summer,
the Heyders get reacquainted
with their neighbors, most of
which are wild animals. Page
A4.
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a ggr a vations of such e xisting
proble ms as asthma.
He alth officials began dis-
tributing the notices last Wed-
nes day. Or. Raymond Neutra .
senior epidemiologis t for the
health services department. said
Friday the e missions are not
believed to pose a threat of
cancer or genetic defect.
But, he said, an earthquake
could release fatal concentra-
t io n s of th e g a s. and t he
dumpsite area is being checked
for possible geological faults.
He said the high sulfur dioxide
concentration would make the
dump difficult to clean through
s uc h usual means as excavation.
Fulle rton officials gree ted the
notices with anger a nd con·
fusion.
'·our concern is that s ix
months ago the state told us
there was no documented heaJth
hazard and now they are saying
the re is a significant one." said
Chris Mayer. assistant to the ci-
ty manager.
"The res idents are justifiably
alarmed," said Assemblyman
Ross Johnson. R·Fullerton, in a
letter seeking a n explanation
from Gov. Edmund G . Brown
J r.
Ry~n pitches
5th no-hitte r
HOUSTON <A P ) -Nolan
Ryan of the Houston Astros
became the first pitcher in ma·
jor league history to throw five
career no-hitters when he beat
the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-0
Saturday.
Ryan. a flreba llin1 rig ht·
hander who leads the National
League with a 1.74 earned run
average, was tied with retired
Dodaer l e flhander Sandy
Kourax for the most no-bitten in
a career. (For details, see P.,e
Bl)
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The president also will an-
nounce his decision this week on
how to base the MX missile and
his plans for building a new
manne d bombe r , s aid the
s pokesman. O~I\ id Gergen
In addition. Reagan will hold a
ne ws c·onfe rence within two
weeks his fourth full·scale
meeting with re porte rs since
taking offi ce. Gergen said. The
president's last news conference
was on June 16, a lthough he
answered reporters' questions al
length Aug. 13 when he signed
his budget and t ax-cutting bills
On the MX a nd new bomber,
two of the biggest defense issues
facing the president. Reagan
has "made many o f the de-
cis ions," Gergen said. "He has a
few remaining decisions."
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Smgers led Ille c rnuxl 111 a Sl)ng after tht' .n umt p<1rnrlc
The r e h as bee n rec e nt
specul ation that Reagan will call
for deplo> ment of 100 M X m1s-
s i l es 1n as few a s 100 a nd
possibly as many as 1.000 silos.
The Carte r administra tion had
called ror deploym g 200 missiles
and s huttling them a m ong 4,600
shelters in Utah and Nevada -a
plan that triggered sweeping op·
position fro m environme ntalists.
Mental patient screening
system 'big experime nt'
"l hate to use the term, but
this is one big e xperime nt for all
of us.··
So said Larry Leaman, direc-
tor of the Orange County Human
Services Agency, on the eve Fri-
day of the midnight deadline for
serving county governm ent-
funded mentally disturbed pa-
tien ts at UC Irvine Medical
Center.
Leam an said that a new
system for screening and treat-
ment of the patients went into ef-
fect Saturday. County and uni-
versity officials agreed to the
system Friday during a round of
meetings.
Under the new system. police
officers and others still are al-
lowed to take disturbed people to
the university 's 24-hour admit-
ting unit at the medical cente r in
Orange.
The system then takes what
Leaman called a "new twist."
Pat.ients are to be asked about
their financial s tatus . tr they
have money, insurance or they
qualify for MediCal, they can be
treated at the medical center .
Jf not, and they require at least
partial funding through county
sources, the patients, once
stabilized, are to be transported
to other tactuUes, Leaman said.
The facility to bandle paUenta
w)ao nee d commitment is
Metropolitan State Hospital in
'Norwalk, where an e xtra ~beds
have been set aside for county
paUent.s.
M Ike De blleux. asaistant
director of the medical center.
s aid late Saturday that several
patients brought to the center
s ince the ne w system began
have had adequate medical cov-
erage to rema in there.
OebLieux said three patients
brought to the cente r Friday,
before t h e d e adlin e. were •
trans fe rred to the Norwalk
hospital Saturday. but that they
would have be en transferred
there under the old system
anyway.
About the only change from
routine at the medical center
thus far , according to Deblieux.
1s the numt-rous mqu1ries re-
ceived from poli ce agencies
throughout the county about the
new.system.
Leaman said the decision by
unive rsity officials to screen the
mental health cases is signifi·
cant partly because the state
hos pital won 'l admit patients un-
til they have been screened by
local mental health agencies.
It aJso means local law en·
force ment agencies continue to
have a central point in the coun-
ty where they can take people
sus pected of mental problems
(See TREATMENT, Page A2)
Start off with Style
Bright. Bold. Beautiful.
That's how you ma ke a fashion statement.
Ours starts today with Style. a new Sunday section in
the Daily Pilot.
The cover presents an Orange Coast lady of fashion
and articles will range from fashion s hows to menswear,
makeup. hair styles. interviews with trend-setters and
advice on coordinating wardrobes .
Style editqr Nora Lehman will present her social col·
umn on c hant~· events and spectacular parties from Huntin~on Beach to Irvine and San Clemente amid an
arr ay of pictures. Vida Dean will provide the color com-
mentary. detailing how to use cosmetics advantageous!\·
to complete the look ·
Each week will feature a new cover model. designer
close-up a nd Orange County arts or charitv support group
in the spotlight. ·
So watch our Sty le Sundays in the Daily Pilot.
Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /Sun day, September 27, 1981
more worried
By JEFF PARKER
o1-o.My Nil ....
Marie Goldsworthy
Costa Mela, houlewlfe:
"Yes. I walk a lot and only during
the day. 1 've never been bOtherea t>ut
I'm always on the watch too. I'm
much more concerned now -I walk
the dog but never after dark. It alt
started In the '60s, when sentences
became more lenient and there was
an attempt to rehabllltate
crlmlnals."
Connie Ryan
Huntington Beach, Instructor:
"Who Isn't ? I'm one of the m ost
afraid people I know. I lock all the
doors at _.:30 and even my husband
has to knock before I 'II let him In
I've always been ve ry cautious.';
Chris Giibert
Costa Mesa, teacher:
"My dad was a cop so I'm very
aware, and yes, I'm more concerned
now than I've ever been. Especially
being a mother makes you worry. I
saw a guy checking out my son after
sc hool once and called the police. I'm
very watchful. I don't think Costa
Mesa is as sate as It used to be."
David Brazell
Costa Mesa, student:
"I guess I feel a little safe r here
than In Madrid, where I've lived for
the last eight years. Since Franco
died and the country became demo-
cratic, there's been an Increase In
crime there, e s pecially juvenile
c rime. The re's a diffe rent at-
mosphe re In Costa Mesa than In
Madrid.''
Rondie Ciccarelli Costa Mesa, musician:
"I don't worry about It for myself
as much a s for my mother and some
of the women I know. It's not as bad
here a s In Paco lma, where I lived for
a while. Orange County is more com-
fortable, more mellow.''
Chuck Vaggesgant
Tol'f'ance, contractor:
"No. I live In a gooo town and I
always keep a n eye out. I feel pretty
normal I s uppose -maybe I was a
little more relaxed 10 years ago."
ill Prather osta Mesa, salesman:
"No. I feel removed from violent
c rime -like it only happens on the
televlsion set . I've been lucky not to
be a victim and none of my friends or
family have bee n victimized."
Jeanne Hardy
Costa Mesa, checker:
''Not really. I figure that if a
person is going to c ome Into my
house, it's simply going to happen.
Being para noid doesn't deter c rime.
Killer dogs might help."
'Behavior game'
class scheduled
F amilies with communication ,
and behavior problems might
want to participate ne xt month
in a class called "How to Play
the Beha'Vior Game ,'' says
clinical director Paula Bender.
Ms . Bender's Child Guidance
Center of Orange County. 171 E.
18th St., Costa Me111, is s ponsor·
ing the s ix-week class for
parenta for a $35 fee.
The class is made possible via
a federal revenue sharing grant
0 .. ANOE COAST
from the City of Costa Mesa.
Ms . Bender said parenta wh<>'
have participated in the pro-
gram in previous years report
their ramilies get along hetter.
have more run, sha r e better
communications and understand
one another better.
Interested parents are asked
to call the center, 646-7733, for
m ore information about the
class held on Tuesdays from ~ to
6 p.m. beginning Oct. 6.
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KEEPING MUM -Ching-Ching. th~ London
Zoo's giant panda. chew~ unconcernedlv on
he r midday meal of mashed potatoe~. hom·'
and minced meat. unaware that Britain •~
waitin~ patiently for her hope for offspri n~
Other giant panda.., <'bl•\dll'rc.• in thl' world in
-;eminal1.>d .it t hl' ..;a nw t1rnl' h;,i\ l' prndttt't·d
t'Ub~ and her h'l'Pl'f'~ fl'l'I ..,hl' ha ... ahout Ill
da~.., ll'l'l tw fon• the\ II ha' l' 10 {'Ondudl• -.hl·
1!'>11 ° l pr(.•gnant
They're still militant
Solidarity congress m e ets, Kirkla nd sends m essage
GDANSK, Pola nd CAP > -
Despite official warnings to
moderate its policies, the in·
dependent un ion Solidarity re·
convened its first national con·
gress Saturday showing no signs
or muzzling t he rank-and-file
m ilitancy.
A shouting match erupted
when a delegate rose to angrily
denounce the d ay-old law on
workers' rights in management
decisions. passed by Parliament
as a compromise with leaders of
the 9.5 million-member federa·
lion.
"There's going to be a storm
here <Sunday>." said a Western
diplomat obser ving the restive
proceedings after noting 4.9 del·
egates signed up to formally de·
bate the issue today. In the
streets of Gdansk, meanwhile.
residents reported soldiers in
battle fatigues had bolstered
llB man
scalded
in accident
A Huntington Beach man was
police patrols.
I n another c hallenge l o
authorities, the union 1nv1ted or·
ganizers of a "free police of
fi rers" union to speak. There
were reports m Warsaw on Fri·
day that some policemen held a
s it -in to protest the govern·
m ent's order that organizing ef·
forts be stopped.
After a Roman Catholi c Mass
and s inging the Poli s h national
anthem and a once-forbidden re-
li gious song. "God Who Watches
Over Poland ... the 850 delegates
vot ed overwhelmingly to con·
linue their ban on s tate run
radio and television coverage of
their convention
.. For the firs t lime after 14
months. it's not Solidarity who b
a s king for access t o the
television. but televis ion's news
asking for access to Solidarity ...
a proud delegate proclaimed.
Referring to the official Soviet
ne ws agency, he said. "If T\'
news wants to speak. let them
s peak with Tass languagt' TV
From Page A1
DISEASE •••
news 1s related to information
likl· a truncheon to a cream
cake ..
Thl' union has been demand·
1ng unrestricted access to the
st ate run media and has accused
the stutc's reporters of s pread·
ing hes. Las t weekend. Catholic
bis hops ~a id newsprint and
airwaves are public domain and
should not be monopolized or
m1:-.used.
The delegates also got s upport
from Ame rican labor chief Lane
Kirkland. whose A FL-CIO re
porb 1l has given $250,000 in
cas h and office equipment to
Solidarity. Authorities would not
allow Kirkland and o th e r
Western union leaders to attend
the <.'Onvention, but Solidarity
dbtributed a text of Kirkland's
prepared speech.
Ki rkland !>aid the Polish union
had "Irani.formed the word
·solidarity' from a slogan to a
living moral force" and faces
man) difficult. e\'en momen
tou~ que:.t1ons. The AFL-CIO
would not presume to advise you
on th<.' direction you should take.
You alone understand the needs
of Poland's workers ..
From Page A1
Yugoslav
jetliner
hijacked
BELG RADE , Yugos lavia
<APl A hijacked Yuaoslav
Jetliner with 101 people aboard
landed al Larnaka in southe&M
Cyprus ectrly today and 93· of 95
passengers were freed.
Is rael refused lo let the plane
put down at Tel Aviv as the hi-
jackers had demanded, the ~
fi cial Yogoslav news a1enc)t
Tanjug reported.
The agency said t ha t the
Cypriot transportation mini.stet
gave his permission for the
plane to land at Larn aka, 25
miles s outh or the Cypri°'
capital. ·
No other details on tbe landin•
were immediately known.
The hijackers commandeered
the JAT airlin es Boeing 727
Saturday night and said they
wanted lo fl y to Tel Aviv, Tan·
jug said. The plane was dive~
lo A thens for refueUng and then
took off in an easterly direction.
the agency reported in a dis-
patch from the Greek capital.
The news agency said the
plane flew over Cyprus en route
to Tel Aviv and later turned
back to Larnaka after Israeli of·
fi cials refused to let it land .
T a njug said t he hijacker s
spoke in German and refused to
i d en tify th e mselves to
authorities. lt was the first re,
ported successful hijacking or a
Yugoslav jetliner.
Ta njug said it was believed
three hijackers were in volved.
The agency reported that the hl·
jackers refused to allow the cap·
lain to speak t o Yugosl av
diplomatic representatives in
Athens.
Three killed
in Seal Beach
collision
A young Wilmington couple
and a small boy were killed ear-
ly Saturday in a three-car crash,
and another driver was arrested
for investigation of vehicular
manslaughter. Seal Beach police
said
Henry Alcantar Sambrano, his
wife Tania Sambrano. both 26.
and an unidentified child were
fatally injured in the 12:40 a.m.
collision between two vehicles
heading west and one heading
eas t on the Anaheim Bay Bridge
portion of Pacific Coast High-
way, police said.
The driver of another of the
cars. 20-year -old Bradley Diaz.
was taken to Huntington In·
tercommunity Hospital, where
he was arrested. He was listed
Saturday night in stable condi·
lion.
The driver of the third car was
als o take n to Huntington
Hos pital wi th minor injuries. a
poli ce spokesman said.
The caus e of the accident is
under investigation.
listed in critical cond ition at with hepatitis A an the three
Sherman Oaks Com munity cases, he said.
Hospital late Saturday after be· Three p ersons cont racted TREATMENT POLICY • • •
ing burned Friday in an accident me ningitis through exposure to a nd "'ho m i g ht also need more months. Leaman said Fri· at the brewery where he works. children in the same day care medical care day.
Ron West, 43, is in a burn Wlil center , he sa id . A II were Those patients who need the
at the hospital, a spokeswoman hospitalized. state hospital's ser vices are to The medical center deadline
said. According to wire service Although the new pattern con· be taken to Norwalk by police of· was imposed by the University
reports, West suffered s econd· cerns local health officials. fi ccrs. ambulances or . if or California Board or Regents,
and third-degree burns over 80 Prendergas t s aid it is n't a neces:.ary, county mental health who decided last spring to cease
percent or hi s bod y when critical proble m and children workers, Leaman said. all contracts with the county
partially-brewed beer heated to won't necessarily be exposed to E vcntually. county officials because of a failure to resolve S8
170degreesoverfloweditsvat at intes tina l di sease s imply are hoping to s implify the million in disputed bills from a
the Miller brewery in Irwin· because they attend a day care !>y!>t em by contra cting with separate contract for medical
dale." center. Midwood Community Hospital in ~are for the county's indigents.
We s t and seven other "It's just something we have Stanton. That facility probably Thatfinancial dispute remains
employees. all of whom suffered to keep on top of," he explained won't be ready for two to three unresolved.
less serious burns, reportedly ....-----------------------------------------were repairing a conveyor Fri·
day night when a mechanical
failure allowed the scalding Ii·
quid lo now into a full vat and
s pill on the men.
Another unidentified man was
at Los Angeles County·USC
Burn Center with second-degree
burns on 45 percent of his body,
it was reported.
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Man drowns
• • m swim
off HB beach
A Whittier ma n a pparently
drowned late Friday or early
Saturday while swimming with
a friend al Huntington State
Beach, offi cials from the county
sheriff's and coroner's offices
said .
T he man was identified by
Deputy Coroner Sharon Gibson
as Lawrence Gutierrez, 28. Ms .
Gibson said the cause of death
has not been verified and that an
autopsy will be performed early
today. .
Gutierrez's fully-clothed body
was found on s hore at the state
beach, near the Santa Ana River
jetty, a t about 7 :30 a .m. Satur·
day, according to sberitf's dep-
ptles.
Ms. Gibson and lifeguards at
the beach said Gutterrez bad
g,ne swimming with a friend
la\e Friday or early Saturday
and the two were separated. He
was not seen again until hls body
w as discovered .
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/$Unday, September 27 , 1981 A3
Class conflict
danger seen
in home costs
WASJUNGTON (AP> -The
cost of new houses in lhe United
States could more than double
by the end of the decade, a new
study says. And lts author says
that could lead to a "politically
dangerous division" between the
haves and a growing number of
have-nots.
it will be available to the rich
and the moderately well-to-do if
they are willing to spend 50 per·
cent or more or their income.
Stokes says.
However , he says. "rising
housing prices in the industrial
world threaten to create a
politically dangerous division
between a dwindling number of
homeowners and all those who
cannot afford their own home."
o.ee, ...... ·-,_
Between two signs that seem to be shouting. a sign at the entrance to the northern tie-down area at John Wayne Airport
calls for quiet.
The solution, the author says,
is smaller houses on smaller
lots, fewer frills and better use
1f wood and other dwindling re-
Jources. And enlightened gov·
ernment help.
More attention to population
growth is also needed ·'to reduce
housing demand in the next cen·
tury," says the report, released
by Worldwatch Institute and un-
derwritten by the United Na·
lions Fund for Population Ac·
livities.
But much can be done, he
says. predicting: "The house of
the ·sos. Like the car or the late
'70s . will be downsized to ron·
serve resources.·· Will third time be the charm? The present median price or
new single·family Ame rican
homes is about $70,000 -well
above the price a few years ago.
Stokes says the cost will keep
rising unless things are
changed.
By JERRY CLAUSEN
Of ... Dally ,.. ... St.eft
. Lori Edris, a tall. green·eyed
woman of 25 with an infectious
s'mile, is advance man -er
woman -for the next Super
Chicken cross-country balloon
try.
She dropped by the Costa
r.-tesa Chamber of Commerce re·
cenlly to let manager Nate
Reade know that the practice
football field at Orange Coast
College will be the launching
point.
Reade said he figured the lass
wa s pus hing a fa st .f ood
restaurant chain until she start· ed talking about a silver balloon
10 stones tall, helium. altitudes
of 30,000 feet and hot tea that
freezes after one sip in gondola
temperatures of 20 degrees
below zero
At stake is a chance for two
men t o become th e fir st
balloonists to cross the nation
coast·lo-coast. she explains.
It'll be the Super Chicken's
third effort.
"Half-a.dozen attempts have
been made to fly from the West
Coast to the East Coast. Only a
few have come close to making
it," Miss Edris says. "Only the
Chicken has tried twice."
OCC launch site for attempt
to cross country in balloon
Phoenix, Ariz. businessmen
John Shoecraft and Ron Ripps.
Ripps has other commitments
this year, so he'll be replaced by
Phoenix businessman-pilot Fred
Gorrell, Arizona hot air balloon
cha mpion.
The actual launch day will de-
pe nd on weather and "zonal
flow" (jet stream> conditions,
Mi ss Edris explains.
The balloon and crew will be
trucked in from Phoenix
so metime next week. Tht!
Chicken Ill and accompanying
paraphernalia will be stored at
Orange Coast College until Jift. off time.
When weather conditions.
monitored in Denver are right,
the crew will have about six
hours to pump 160,000 cubic feet
or helium into the silver balloon
made or plastic about the thick·
ness of a tough trash bag.
It will be a cool night, prob-
ably around 10 p.m. sometime
before mid -December Miss Edris says. ' TOUTS BALWON TRY
Advance woman Edru
The first Chicken try ended m
thunderstorms in Columbus.
Ohio. on Sept. 22. last year. The
second flopped in Liberal ,
Kan.. Dec 5, after encounter-
ing severe turbulence over the
Rocky Mountains
The college in Costa Mesa was
chosen as the take-off point after
severaJ days spent in checking
out 32 possible starting points,
s he says.
first two flights originated.
But, Miss Edris explains.
·'Orange Coast has everything
we need. The main thing is they
really welcome us!"
So did the stafr at Mira Costa
College in Oceanside where the
Orange Coast has better storage
facilities and even fewer ob·
structions, always a worry in a
near-paper-thin craft
Those flights were made by The two Phoenix businessmen
Not much change
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and adventurers expect the
flight to take two or three days.
They'll be alternately followed
and preceded by Chicken Chase,
a two-engine aircraft used to
verify weather conditions.
Although Shoecraft and his
EGG Company of Scottsdale.
Ariz., will pay most of the
$80,000 required for the flight -
the first two cost about $125,000
each -some of the tab will be
picked up by several "sponsors"
including a learning center firm
and the company that manufac-
tured Chicken III.
In all, the report's sober tone
is relieved only by author Bruce
Stokes' contention that there is
s till tim e t o make sure
Americans are ho used decently
in the future.
Stokes, a senior researcher at
the institute, cites dozens of
other studies and reports to
make his case that problems are
growi ng , and he argues
vigorously for more aggressive
work toward solutions.
If little or no action is taken to
stop the trends, housing will con·
linue lo get more expensive, but
His specifics:
-Land prices are soaring,
now accounting for nearly one-
fourth the price of an average
American house compared with
one-tenth a generation ago.
Houses must be built on smaller
lots, he says.
-Lumber prices have tripled,
and lumber is growing scarcer
Other materials must be sub·
stituted, and timberland must be
preserved.
Budget goal ·still iffy
Reagan must come up with more cuts to balance books
WASmNGTON (AP) -One
round of President Reagan's
budget cuts goes into effect with
the new fi scal year on Oct. 1,
and the second round now is
awaiting action by Congress.
But even in the unlikely event
Congress does exactly as the
president asks. Reagan himself
pointed out last week it will take
many billion dollars in addi·
tional cuts before his goal of a
balanced budget in 1984 is met.
"Let me be clear that this can-
not be the last round of cuts,"
the president told a nationwide
television audience Thursday
night.
"Holding down spending must
be a continuing battle for
several years to come ...
Budget Director David A.
NEWS ANALYSIS
three years. Reagan said he will
submit such a plan to Congress
later this fall.
Programs open for review by
a presidential task force include
Medicare, Me dicaid, food
stamps, subsidized housing, Aid
to Families with Dependent
Children, railroad retirement,
black lung , federal civilian
employee and military retire·
ment and student loans.
Many of these programs
already have been reduced by
Congress at Reagan's request,
and there are ample indications
that deeper c uts would be
politically d ifficult to achieve.
For example. the Republican·
controlled Senate approved re-
ductions in Medicaid earlier this
year. but balked at imposing a
cap as the administration re·
quested.
And Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan .
chairman of the Senate Finance
Committee. said after Reagan's
speech Thursday that nutrition
programs should be the last to
take additional cuts
Reagan. faced with adverse
public reaction, has ordered the
Agriculture Department to re·
consider its controversial school
lunch regulations that tnmmed
portions and classified ketchup
as a vegetable.
The action came Friday
Stockman reinforced that point
on Friday. telling reporters the
administration is "going to have
lo constantly make corrections
and adjustments to keep ~t <the
budget) from enlarging.
The Reagan plan calls for re·
ducing the 1982 deficit to $43.1
billion with $3 billion in new
revenues from c losing tax
loopholes and increasing user
fees and another $13 billion in
budget cuts atop the $35 biJlion
already approved.
16-plus years given
in deputy shooting
But getting from there to a
balanced budget in 1984 assumes
the economy will perform as the
administration says it will and
that Congress will approve more
administration proposals yet to
be developed.
Among them are nearly S27
billion in cuts in so·called en·
titlement programs. excluding
Social Security, over the next
A Riverside man has been sen·
lenced to state prison for
participating in a shooting al·
tack that left an Orange County
sheriff's deputy permanently
paralyzed from the chest down.
Orange County SUperior Court
Judge Everett Dickey Friday
gave David Knick, 24, a 16-year,
eight·month term for his convic·
tion on attempted murder and
assault charges.
Both Knick and Robert Strong,
2S, of Corona, were convicted on
eight felony counts each, includ·
ing attempted murder. for the
November 1980 shooting of depu-
Tum ~ur Oktoberfest into an Oktoberfeast
with these sensational brots.
Onfy Hickory Rlnns"'has them,
only once ayear. ~
Now's your once·a·year chance to treat yourse lf
to our plump, juicy bratwursts.
Top them with our famous Sweet-Hot Mustard.
And plop them down next to a heap of
Cara-Kraut ." our famous sauerkraut sprinkled
with caraway seeds. , So wW, not start celebrating with a Hickory
Fanns r Oktoberfeast? It'll be the best·tastmg Oktoberfest you've ever had.
fiftkOf1 fe1r,g
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ty Ira Essoe.
The attack took place in the
Orange MaJI .
Essoe's spine was severed
when he was shot from behind
as he and a partner approached
three car theft suspects.
A third defendant in the case,
David Vogel, 34, of Corona, is
currently in federal prison on
bank robbery charges. He is ex-
pected to be extradited to
Orange County this fall to stand
trial in the Essoe case.
Strong was given a 17-year ,
four-month sentence for his con·
viction in the attack.
OF OH IO
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Coast
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4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 27. 1981
Life • in 1r'Jilderness offers sacrifices, rewards
Ry TAD BARTIMUS
.\.-..... """' Wrllw MESA VERDE. Colo.
In the golden summer months,
Katherine Heyder has G00,000
visllprs trooping around her
rronl yard looking al the left
overs of a lost c1vihu1tion.
Bul in the crystal days or
winter, nearly all the tourists
have cautiously picked their
way down from the Green Table
or Mesa Verde National Purk
Bui.y 111 their cities and snug
on their rarms, they've left the
42-year-old mother of three lo
live high on a mountain in a
solitude that's becoming as
elusive as the open range
Mrs . Heyder is the offi cial
mistress of Mesa Verde. wife of
park superintendent Robert
Heyder. The couple met 20 years
ago at the bottom of the Grand
Canyon, a fitting romantic ren·
dezvous for two people devoted
to nature aod the preservation of
America's wilderness.
She was a seasonal naturalist
and a geologist. he a veteran
ranger and confirmed bachelor.
They married within six months
and for the past two decades
have lived in nationul parks and
national monument areas
It's a life with many rewards
und many sacrifices
"There Isn't much or a gray
area there," says Mrs Heyder,
a tall, suntanned woman with
the walk of an athlete. "You
e1lher love It or hate it, and you
know right away which way
you're going to go. Obviously,
we love ll or we wouldn't be
here "
Heyder's life overseeing our
natural heritage has profoundly
:.haped his family life. Although
he's the only Heyder on the park
~ervice payroll, his wife and
kids come along as a package
deal.
Walter, 16, Anneliese, 14 , and
Gretchen, 5. have grown up in
national parks, usually living far
from towns and their social
ameniti es The c hildr en 's
playmates are mos tly the off.
spring or other park employees.
Their "pets" are stray deer,
brave rabbits and curious chip-
munks They learned to shy
away from rattlesnakes before
they knew how to cross busy
street~
Al Mesa Verde they travel 60
miles roundtrip to school each
day, leaving for the valley town
of Mancos as the s un comes up
and arriving home at dusk
Walter IS playing rootball this
AP'Ploete
"SOLEFUL" PROTEST -\\'Ill :\h 1· ..... i:!, '' .slkt.'d :11111 mill'" to
<fell\ er a µ<.'lit 1011 prnlt•:-.t111g urwmplo~ mL·nt in norlhl'a-.t
England to P nnw '.\11111-.ll'r :\larg aret ThatC'her ''ho \\a'> out
of the <.'ountr~ ''hen he arrin·d Fnda~
year so Mom will have to block
out two hours of her afternoon•
to drive the twisting park road
to fetch her son after practice.
"But I wouJd rather live up
here than In town," Mrs. Heyder
s ays. "Our kids are naive in a
Jot of ways, but I don't think
that's bad. They aren't exposed
to a lot of peer pressure and It's
easier to dlscipllne them and
make It stick.
"They're not sophisticated but
they've got plenty of time to pick
up the polish later. Instead,
they've learned a profound
respect for nature and wlldlife.
how to amuse themselves and
how to be alone. We think those
are wonderful lessons ."
The Heyd~r home perches at
the edge of a sheer cliff 50 feet
behind park headquarters. Built
by Civilian Conservation Corps
workers in the 1930s , the
spacious three-bedroom stru<."
ture is made of stone blocks
sal vaged from the rubble of
Anasazi Indian ruins during ear·
ly excavations
Wh en the Heyden; step on to
their front porch they have a
breathtaking 180-degree
panorama of Spruce Tree House
in the crevice below
The cliff dwelling, a prime ex·
ample of ancient Pueblo
architecture, is a m ysterious
remnant of a civiliza tion that in-
h abited Mesa Verde for hun-
dreds of years until the people
suddenly abandoned their homes
and vanished in the 13th cen-
tury. The majestic reminder of
those long-ago lives is a daily
wonder lo the Heyders, and they
frequenlly pause to reflect on its
.,._
Robert and Katl1arine lfeyder With daughter Gretchen /we m Me$a Verde Yat1011al Park m Colorado m
a home nuule oj stone blocks salvaged Jrom excauatrons made earlier"' A11asaz1 Jndza11 rnms
snh a h1tanu.
··I know they had to haul
water. so when it rams 1 always
:.ee them, in my mind, running
to collect it in pots as it runs
over the edge or the cliff," said
Mrs. Heyder.
"When it's cold in the winter, I
stand out here in my heavy
parka and wonder how the In-
dian women kept their babies
warm with only a rew skins in
those damp stone rooms The
ruins are always there. always
part of us as we Jive up here
with elct·tnc lights and heat and
the lelev1s1on set and our
te lephone
"I don't. believe 1n ghosts. but
one day I was in the house and it
was very still outside and sud·
denly I heard a flute being
played in the ruins. und I got
goose bumps
.. My mind told me 1t wa:. Just
another tourist, but for a second
I was in a nothe r world , in
another time. It was magical
and l '11 never forget it ..
"We lead a quiet life here,"
her husband says, absently
watching a chipmunk scramble
for a dropped crumb
· L1v1ng in these beautiful
wilderness areas. you learn a lot
of pC:Jticnt'e with the thousands of
people who come and visit in the
:.um mer, and how to co-exist
with nature when there's no one
around in the winter ..
An opera buff. he will oc-
l'ai.1onally put on a booming
Wagner ('Om posit1on, turn the
s tereo lo full volume, then stand
on the terra('e and surreptitious·
ly conduct a coming blizzard as
1t thundl•rs up the canyon
toward Mesa Verde's 7,000-Coot
promontory
Indian rites led to odd birth
By GLENN SCOTf
Of , ... 0•111 P'llol SI.AH
After spending 12 days in a
m ental health ward , Penelope
Valenzuela has won her freedom
by explaining to a Judge that the
unusual birth of her son in
Laguna Beach was according to
Indian custom.
Miss Valenzuela told Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Lloyd Blanpied Jr that she had
r efused to have her son's um-
bilical cord cut by doctors at
South Coast Medical Center
because it wasn't according lo
ancient Indian birthing rites.
She said her primary interest
in gaining her release from the
m ental health ward at UC Irvine
Medical ·center was to see her
son, Benny, and lo breast feed
him.
Blanpsed agr eed Friday to
grant her request lo leave the
mental health ward des pite
testimony at the hearing from
l wo UCI psychiatrists who re-
commended against it.
Ors. Robert We instock and
Mark Stolar s aid Mi ss'
Va lenzuela s uffers from de·
lusions and "loose association"
in her thought processes. They
said s he needed to remain in
custody where s he would con
tin1w to receive medication to
reduC'e the delusions
Wcinsto('k noted that, accord·
ing to hospital records. she had
been hospitalized previously for
mentul disorders
However. after listemng to
M 1~!> Valenzuela carefully re-
t·ount her story of her son's
birth. Blanpied i:aid it was ap
parent to hsm that she was in re
mis~1on from mental problems
"She's unusual." he admitted.
"but s he apparently has a dif·
fercnt culture ..
Miss Valenzuela was to be
pl a('ed this weekend at the
Salvat ion Army's Hospitality
I l ou~t· in Santa Ana and then be
transferred Monday lo the Day
Star Chr1st1 a n Cente r 1n
Anaheim
lier o;on. who was taken from
her 18 hours arter he was born,
is in custody of the county social
services department and is be·
mg kep~ at the Albert Silton
Home srT Orange.
According to a ju,•ensle court
order issued earlier this week,
she is allowed to visit Benny. A
hearing in Juvenile court to de·
lermine whether she will gel
l'UStody of the child is set for
Oct. 18
Mi s!> Valenzuela. who said her
actual last name 1s Sanchez, told
Hlanpsed that s he was Just
beginning to prepare for her In·
d1an birthing rite on the morning
of Sept. 14 when an Orange
County shenrf's deputy arrived
at her co u sin's h ome 1n
Capistrano Beach and confiscat ·
ed the child, who was taken by
paramedics to San Clemente
General Hospital and then
moved to the Sitton home.
She said she had intended to
wash him. then bite off hss um
bilical cord in the Indian tradi·
lion and then tie it
She said the baby was born the
evening before unexpectedly.
After feeling false labor pains
while al a Laguna Beac h
church, ~he said :.he set off on
foot to the house of a friend
O n the "'a-.. she said. she
began to feel ~·1ck, sat down on a
pat<·h or grass and gave birth in
15 minUk'.'i
A shenff's deputy escorted her
to South Coast Medical Center in
South Laguna. Once at the
hos pital. a doctor removed the
plan~nta from her but didn't cut
the umb11scal cord at her re
quest
She• left the hospital with her
baby on foot that night and got a
ridt• with a fri e nd to the
neighborhood where her cousin
lives She slept with her son out·
side that ni ght because she was
lin•d. sht· <idded. however
· · 1 had a blanket and st was a
warm night ... she said.
Although she 1i. blond. rt1iss
Valenzu(•la s~ud she is almost a
full blooded Indian She said her
hair changed from its original
black color when she was a
month old
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 27, 1981
Desiltation: Dover Shores tries, tries again
By STEVE MAULE °' ...............
After years or raillng to wln perm~ to clean out the 1Ut· clo11ed waterways ln Newport
forced to relocate their boats.
He says docks have buckled and
cracked under the strain of be·
Ina slapped by the tide aaa.inst
mounds of silt.
completed. Since workmen are
still tolUna around thu structure. a barge curyin& silt to the
ocenn couldn't get under the
bridge.
Beac • er Shores. Ed
Bens • e's learned not to aet hi• hopes p,
For \be I rtb time In fi ve
years, 8en1 n Is leadin1 his
com mun1t.y ln push to aet
c:lty. county, state and federal
permits to clean out the private.
manmade channels.
The latest plan, he explains, la
to have a private dredae firm
scoop SS,000 cubic yards of mud
~md sand from the prlvate lnlets
and dump the Ht at sea.
"SUU." says Benson, admit-
ting that this sounds llku a lot of
work, "I think we're flnoJly
s tarting to see some light al the
end of the tunnel."
"I thlnk we may get lucky this
tl me," says Benson. a past·
president or the Dover Shores
homeowner group, "but we've
been knocked down so many
times that we've learned not to
count our chickens loo quickly."
But before the Dover 1roup
can get thlngs rolling, Benson
s ays, they must 1et permits
from Newport Beach, Orange
County, the Army Corps of
Engineers and the Santa Ana
Regional Water Quality Control
Board.
In 1~7. the Dover r esident.I
tried for the first time to 1et
permission to clean out the twin
inlets.
The t>lan was to place 5,000
cubic yards of the silt on North
Star Beach, a little-used public
stra nd just up the bay from
Dover Shores. The state Coastal
Commission rejected that idea.
Benson claims the amount or
silt that has flowed into the twin
Inlets from the Upper Newport
Bay has become so thick that
many r esidents ha ve been
Additionally, residents must
come up with $38,000 to pay for a
series of three bio-assays to see
if the silt is suitable for ocean
disposal.
Even then, the dredging proj·
ect can't s tart until the new
Pacific Coast Highway bridge is
The following year, the resl·
dents sought permission to
dump the silt at sea at an ap-
proved Environmental Protec·
lion Agency dump spot But the
'Time bomb' detonated
A sbestos' tragic legacy unfolding decades later
EDITOR'S NOTE -It uw bovnd to happen.
A.sbe8foa fibeT& ju.rt work that way and by the time
everybody realized it, U was too !ale. So now, in
many thouaonds, that insidious, all Out invi.sible time
bomb planted decodes ago ii going of!. Protection of
workers.agaiMt asbesto.s fiber& ii much .stricter-now,
but th4? legacy /Tom the years before that ii unfolding
in many way.s.
By ROBERT WCKE "" sc--. "'*" LOS ANGELES -Mostly they die quietly,
anonymously -their passing marked only by
family and friends . In big cities and country
towns. the seeds sown decades earlier bear bit·
ler fruit.
It's an epidemic of sorts, a time-delayed
legacy of a wonderfully useful and tragically
perilous mineral call ed asbestos.
Invisibly small asbestos fibers breathed in·
to worker's lungs 20, 30. and 40 years ago are
now killing perhaps 10.000 Americans a year ,
says Dr Irvine Selikoff of New York , the na
lion's leading expert on asbestos-related dis-
eases.
He says his estimate is "Somewhat .
lower than some others," and adds that the
deaths may continue unabated for 20 years or
more.
Only then will we know whether the greatly
tightened controls and sta ndards and warnings
of ·the past decade were good enough. Asbestos
is a time bomb, not a bullet. It lies dormant in
the lungs for decades. Then, in some people for
some reason , something starts the bomb ticking
toward an explosion
A near-perfect insulator. asbestos has more
than 3,000 uses, from insulation and floor tiles to
automobile brakes hoes.
"It's impossible to live in our society and
not be exposed lo asbestos," said Walter J ohn of
California's Air and Indus trial Hygiene
Laboratory in Berkeley. The possible danger, if
any , to consumers and bystanders is still being
studied and debated
But the risk to workers. at least in t he past.
is beyond debate. Selikoff says more than 13
million people were significantly exposed to
asbestos at s hipyards. power plants, con-
struction sites and other industries since 1940
About 9 million of them are still ali ve and many
are facing scarred o r cancerous lungs and other
malignancies.
And the asbestos industry is facing as many
as 40,000 lawsuits by workers who claim to have
suffered for their work with asbestos. Damage
awards could reat•h $1.25 billion by some
estimates and some observers wonder if either
the firms or the companies that insured them
can absorb suc h losses.
"What we did for a living then is why we're
sick and dying now," says James E. Vermeulen
of Capitola. He left a nine-year job in an
asbestos plant in 1966. Eleven years later, he
says. "a time bomb went off in my chest."
Vermeulen was hospit,aJized in 1~7 and re-
mains disabled with asbe.tosis. an irreversible
scar ring of the lungs that, when severe, limits
their ability to absorb and distribute oxygen.
Even slight exertion leaves Vermeulen gasping
for breath; his body shakes with deep, wracking
coughs.
"Nature played us a dirty trick. It stacked
the deck with a long incubation per1od," says
Selikoff. of Mount Sinai Medical School in New
York.
Had workers sickened and died within
months after their exposure, the continuing
tragedy would never have been permitted, he
says. Instead it took years, decades.
Mining asbestos has been a particularly
hazardous business, but Selikoff says it's "not a
problem in the United States. We import almost
all our asbestos from countnes like Canada and
South Africa."
The worst exposures for the most people
with the least protection probably came at
s hipyards during World War II and just after
Some 4.5 million men and women worked in the
yards and some tell of closed holds where the
air was while with dust from asbestos insula
Lion.
Now in their 60s. many of those workers are
d yi n g painfully o f lung cancers and of
mesothelioma. a rare cancer or the lining of the
chest wall. Mesothelioma kills fewer than one in
10,000 Americans . But of 10,000 heavily exposed
asbestos workers. it may kill 200 to 1.600.
"The sheer numbers of people who have
asbestosis from working in the shipyards, the
}lumber who have cancer or mesolheliom a 1s
still unknown," says Or. Phillip L. Polakoff, an
occupational disease specialist in Berkeley
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l!:J'A l(UVc warnings to the
l>ovt•r group Uwl u pt!rm1t likely
would be denit-d The l(roup
droppt>d lhut idea
In the isummE>r of 1979. Benson
convrnced has neighbors to give
1t another try T he plan this t ame
was to dump the silt on North
St ur Beach and to put up $12,000
to landscape the> beach us a
park.
This plan was ..ipprovt•d ~ all
the agencies until It came hefore
the regional water board in Intl•
1980 And that'!> v.hert· 1t was re
Jected.
1101ri11t: plum. that later were re· jC('t~cf
Frank Robinson. rormcr pres1·
thmt of the t'nvaronmcntal group
i''rtE>nds ot Ncwport liay, says,
"I ~old them r1vt> years ago to
'.!\J what they're now settm~ out
to do "
Robinson had actively opposed
plans for dumping salt on North
Star Beach. lie said lhe silt
would huve ruined the beach
Robinson abo maintains that
the Dover group never really
made an honest effort in past
years to get a permit for ocean
disposal of the silt. He says resi·
dents s pun their wheels trying to
~et permission to dump silt on
North Star Beach because ocean
dispos al 1s so costly
dents view ham a11 an obstruc·
tionist. Aut, he saya, he'• juat
looking out tor tht bay and its
lwachc11 .
''All I know,•· comments
Benson. "11> that the past live
yea r s has really been
something. I have files that now
must be sever al feet thick."
Henson claims that, because
of the quantity of silt that now
must be removed fro m the
private inlets, the homeowner
association cannot afford to do
the work all at once. He says it
likely will have to be spread out
over several years.
.. Despite what some people
think," he says, "we're not the
U.S Treasury down here."
"This silt has washed in ht.•re
from the upper bay but we've
never asked anyone else to pa)'
the bills," Benson says, "we've
been harrassed a nd tied up 10
red tape."
He c l ai m s the D over
hom eowner group has spent
thousands of dollars !>Imply pre·
It 's no secret that many Dover
Shores r es1dl'nt :. believe that
Robinson's object ions with their
plans l'llUSL'<i delays Robinson
:.ays he knows :.ome Dover resi·
Benson says he's been told
dredging work could begin as
early as January. That !s if the
group gets il:. pe rmits and If the ,
bridge is finished and if .
.,._
Jn 1943 this all-fem.ale squad of workers were amo119 thousands who kept war precious matenals roll·
mg and today many are su/fem1g the t!ffects of bemq e.rposed tu usbestos
Selikoff studied two New York area locals
of an insulation workers union for 18 years. Of
370 members who JOtnt·d before 1943, 268 had
died by July l , 1981.
lier husband. Cliff, worked two years at a
World War JI shipyard and died last May of
mesolhelioma. another statistic in the dark
legacy of asbestos It is a legacy of misery for
many who worked with it. or around it.
It is a legacy of fear for workers so far
spar ed . but who never know if a cough or a pain
mt•ans their luck has turned
Hl s study shows 140 of them. or 52 percent,
died of cancers. compared with a 20 percent
rate for al l Amt•ri<.'ans Of asbestos workers·
cancer deaths. m or<.' than 23 percent were lung
m aUgnanc1cs and an astonishing 16 percent
mcsotheliomas. The s tudy found as bestosis the
cause or 12 percent of the union deaths.
But appl) mg thosc numbers to all \.\Orkers
can be tricky. si nce the degree and tame of ex·
posure. a:-. well as the impart on tht· ind1v1dual.
vanes greall)
A legacy of doctors who diagnose diseases
I hey cannot cure. Of regulators who balance de· •
c·1sions on a scale or imperfect knowledge. or
C'ou rts and lawyers and juries seeking answers
an a rising tide of litigat ion
Though there arc lawsuits in abundance.
man} v1cllms seem Lo want nothing so much as
-,omeone to sa\. "'.\'e're sorn ..
"The n : ~hould be some r ecognition -
som ebody s hould say this happened to you and
it's got to be cha nged made better,· sa)S Lota
Gould of Santa_C.:..r_u....:z:__ _______ _
And of asbestos companies and insurance
firms whose very survival is sometimes ques-
110ncd because of potential legal expenses, set-
tlement costs and d amage awards estimated as
high as $1.25 billion.
And 1t is a legacy of anger.
"They never told me asbestos was a killer
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Orange Co•at DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 27, 1981 '
Pride of the Prindks?
Huntington couple to defend title in Honolulu
By ALMON LOCl<ABE Y
~N.-..........
Randy Smyth may not be the top small
catamaran sailor In the world, but no one has
been able to tell him or prove otherwise during
th• past year.
T he 27-year-old Huntin gton Beach
uJlmaker and bis wife Suzi are now winging
thelr way to Honolulu where they will defend
thelr national championship in the Prindle -16
class starting Monday.
The Prindle-16 is only one or several high-
perror mance catam arans in which he has
claimed national a nd world titles.
His win streak started last year when he
won the Tornado catamaran national cham-
pionship. Since then be has won the 1980
Prindle-16 nationals, 1980 and 1981 Prindle·l8
nationals, the 1981 Tornado nationals, the 1981
Pre-Olympic Training Regatta in Tornados, and
most rttently the Tornado world championship
at Camac, France.
Smyth not only wins, but more often than
not, does it with a perfect score, no mean reat
under the Olympic scoring system. His perrect
score in the Tornado world championship was
the first time ever in this prestigious event.
His victor ies in the Prindle-16 Class have
all been with his wife as crew -for two rea-
sons. She served as crew in rus first win in
Honolulu soon after they were married, and
besides, "Suzi is lighter, a major factor in sail-
ing 16s." Smyth was working for a sailmaker in
Honolulu in 1974 when he met Suzi from
Pleasanton, Calif., who was wor king as a
lifeguard in Waikiki. They were married a year
later and now are Huntington Beach residents.
Suzi is not only a crew for Rand y in
Prindle-16s but also a part of the sail loft, Sails
by Smyth in Huntington Beach. She is in charge
of making sails for sailboards, having had con-
siderable experience in that sport. She com-
petes worldwide a$ a member of the Porsche
Sailboard Team, sailing Windsurfers.
In larger ca tam a rans, such as t he
Prindle-18 and the Tornado, Smyth's crewm an
and longtime friend and associate is Jay Glaser
whom he met 10 years ago while working side·
by-side as sailmakers for Rick Taylor of Costa
Mesa. Glaser has been sailing since he was 10.
''In the bigger cats we need the additional
weight and J ay has been perfectly suited ror
these classes during the past year," said Smyth.
Smyth was born in Pasadena and began
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sallmg Sabots at the age of 7 at HunUn1ton
Harbour. fie won his fi rst big race at the age of
11 the two-day Cabrillo Beach to Catalina and
back in an Aqua-12 catamaran. His younger
brother, David, then only 9, crewed with blm
against older and more seasoned sailors.
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Multihull Association speed trials and won the
trophy for the most efficient catamaran.
In 1972 Smyth switched to the larger and
more sophisticated P rindle-16, winning the Lake
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"We weren't always winners," said Smyth
of his recent successes. "We paid our dues. For
a lot of years we were in over our heads. There
were long periods of frustration. We always
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If those learning experiences continue to
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sc1enll11t with the tulifornlu Health Depart·
mcnt's Air and Industrial Hygienti Laboratory
In Berkeley. "We still don't know the answer to
so many basic questions."
f''ulton, who:-Jc study of 8,600 Long Beach
shipyard workers is probably the laraest ever
done Wlth asbestos exposure, Jays, "You can
huve two people with the same exposure. One
Wiii get O(( absolutely SCOl free (as do most
workers l and the other has problems "
Equally mystifying is the eHect of cigarette
s mok ing, which so m eho w combines with
asbestos lo produce a risk 1ar beyond simple
addition.
Among all Americans , smokers are about
10 times as likely to get lung cancer as non·
s mokers . But for a smoker who works with
as bestos, the risk is 90 times greater.
Sm ok ing als o seem s involv ed with
ai.bestos1s, but has no known effect on the risk
of mesothelioma. .
Another unanswered question is perhaps the
most crucial. llow much exposure to as bestos 1s
s afe?
"Because of the notoriety of asbestos
people forget that it behaves like every other
thing in the universe there is a level below
whi ch there is no evidence whatsoever of any ef·
feet." says Dr. Paul Kolin. J ohns-Manville's
senior vice president for health. safety and en-
v 1ronment.
.. Felton contends there is no safe value. It
would have to be zero," he says.
Asbestosis seems to require a s ubstantial
dos e. The evidence is less clear for lung cancer
But Kolin concedes he's in a minonty in pre·
dieting a safe threshold fo r mesothelioma.
That r are cancer . which seems almost
always related to asbestos. "can appear after
an absolute minimum dose," Felton says. "It
has appeared in family members where the
worker brings home his soiled clothes and his
wife shakes them out ..
Research is jus t beginning on thes e
"dom estic exposures ... which SelikoH says
1·ould be "a t erribly important problem.
"We are hopeful that 20 years from now. we
are not going to say. ·Oops. we should have re·
duced it 10 limes more than we did,· ·• says
Ri chard Guimond . a branch chief in the En·
vironmental Protection Agency's chemical con·
t rol division in Washington.
He says the EPA prohibits s praying
asbestos ins ulation on walls and ceilings, is con·
"Nature played us . a
dirty trick. It stacked the
deck with . a long incuba-
tion period.''
sid ering new rules and is working with in·
dus tray to r educe or eliminate asbestos wherever possible .
Johns -Man ville asbestos policy director
James Reis cites federal fi gures that consump·
lion dropped from 795,000 tons in 1973 to 369,000
tons last vear .
But he says the market 1s not apt to d1sap·
pear. "There doesn't seem to be any single
material that begins to approach the quality of
asbestos in so manv uses."
Kolin contends current U.S. Occupational
Safety and Health Administration asbestos stan·
dards. established in 1972 and stiffened four
years later, are adequate . "I don't think we are
c re ating any new asbestos·related diseases.
provided you are in compliance." he said.
But Felton sa vs the OSHA standard is
a imed at asbestosis· and has "nothing to do with
cancers of the lung."
The fi rst mandatory standards. establis hed
in 1972. permitted an average of fi ve asbestos
fibers per cubic centimeter of air. That was
lowered four years later to 2 fibers per cc. A
cu bic centimeter is about the s ize of a sugar
cube .
The current standard means that ·'in an
eight-hour workday. you can inhale 16 million
fibers, .. says Or. Leon Gottlieb, a pulmonary
s peciaJist formerly with USC and now an ad·
v1se r to the As bestos Victims of America.
"We should have received some informa-
tion that indicates the standard should be more
stric t." says Susan Fleming of OSHA The agen-
cy is examining the new data "to see whether it
warrants new standards."
Even many indust ry critics agr ee the major
a~bestos firms have m ade major safety efforts
s ince 19.54
"You don't have to worry too much about
the big companies," Felton says. "But you still
get exposures in things like building wreckers
who come in and swing that big ball."
Thousands of old buildings are lined with
asbestos and, he said, "I fully expect there will
be asbestos-related diseases in the year 2010."
And the courts may still be wrestling with
the problem.
"The current volume of suits has got to be
in t he 40,000 to 50,000 range . . . and a suit
usually involves several claimants." says in·
sur ance executive Bailey.
Average settlements are running around
$75,000, with occasional awards surpassing $1
million.
"At the current levels of litigation expense
and settlement values, I think the asbestos com·
panies have got to be very. very concerned
about their long-term viability," Bailey says.
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A8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Su nday, September 27, 1981
Stone t i kis
bad m e dicirie
By STAN DELAPLANE
TAHITI -I was at the Hotel Tabltl when
Spence Weaver brought home a tikl somebody dua
up In the country back of Papeete . He aet it up on
t he lawn and the whole staff quit and walked out.
There was nobody left but Spence and me and
a couple of other popaa 1uesta and the Chlnese
cook. Jimmy, the taxi driver stayed. He was Tahi-
tian, but he was a tuhuna. A priest or a witch doc-
tor. He was sweating fear but be stayed.
YOU CAN BUY the wooden liki figures in the
m arket. They are only statues. But a stone tilti is a
living god. They are dangerous.
The first to go were the girls who made the
beds. They saw the likl on the way in.
They got on their bicycles and pedaled away
as fast as they could. their long black hair s tream-
ing in the breeze.
"Elles fichent le camp," said Jimmy with a
grin like a skull smiling. "Bugged out."
Jimmy said: "Popaas don't know, but at night
a tiki can walk. Kill people. Break lots of things."
(A popaa is a white stranger.)
He could speak some English. He was new in
the tahuna business. His father could walk on fire
and was teaching him.
THE FIRST thing Jimmy did was immobilize
the tiki. He took a heavy chain and chained him to
a coconut tree. ··Now he can't walk," Jimmy said
with relief.
The tilci didn't look dangerous. He was a squat
fellow with a sloping forehead. About five feet tall
made of gray stone. He looked something like the
huge statues on Easter Island.
The hotel staff stayed away. We made our own
beds. Ramon. the Tahitian bartender. bad gone
too. We mixed our own punches with St. James
rum ..
I missed the room girts. 1 ney came m bunches
to my room , sat on the floor and smoked my
American cigarettes. They taught me Tahitian
phrases. ·
ONCE IN A WHILE one of them would put a
s heet on the bed and then sink back on the fl oor ex·
hausted.
"Tres rigoreux," she'd say. Weaver was glad
to get them , for Polynesians are truly exhausted
by physical work.
Weaver didn't know about stone tikis. He was
from Hawaii where he had several restaurants. He
knew about akuas but not likis.
In Hawaii a man like J immy is a kahuna. <The
Tahitian "t" becomes "k ". l
The kahuna I knew best was Sam Mia. He was
a general yardman for Grace Guslander al Coco
Palms on Kauai. He was also her resident kahuna.
The count ry around Coco Palms is stiff with
akuas. Spirits. Wailua bay is where the original
canoe people from Tahiti landed. Sam could }\an-
dle akuas.
One akua hung around my house. His
presence was felt by an English girl housekeeper I
had and it scared her to dealb. Sam Mia knew why
the akua was around and he neutralized it He
liked the girl too.
Somebody in the back country of Tahiti
stumbled on the stone tiki half buried in the
ground. It must have fallen from a marae, a tem-
ple. No Tahitian would touch it. Weaver got a
Frenchman with a truck to a haul It in.
JIMM·Y SAID: "Long time ago som e
Frenchman have a trading schooner. They find a
stone tiki on Raiatea. The Islands-Under-The-
Wind. They get it on board when the Tahitian crew
not looking."
Sailing home to Papeete, the $hip was lost with
all hands. One survived. To tell the story.
After a week, Jimmy unchained the tiki. He
turned it around so the evening sun wouldn't get in
its eyes.
He said: "I think this tiki no more alive. Or
anyway he sleep. No danger."
So the help came back. My bed was made
again. little by little.
THE GIRLS SMOKED my cigarettes. Taught
me to wear a flower behind my left ear . Until I
found a girl friend. "Then behind the right ear."
And they taught me Tahitian phrases they
thought I should know: "Will you -Dance with
me?" "Help me paint my boat? ..
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'Popaas don't know, but. at night
a tiki can walk.
Kill people. Break lots of things.'
No Tahltian will walk on a stone tikl of a deserted temple.
That"sall 1tcostsanJ
11 incluJes all this: Two
~ensauonal days and one sen· ,
~arn inal night at Disneyland Hotel. •
O ne Jay's adm1ss1on tu the Magic KmgJum.
me ludmg unl1m1ted useo(aJventures and anract1tin'
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14 restaurants and lounges. It really cakes a week
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT,Sunday, September 27. 1981
es, women are into politics
Elizabeth Dole due.at Newport dinner honoring Bergeson
' lb O.C. H\JmNGS °' ............... The "lood old 1lrl1" -u opposed to
tbe "lood old boya" -will be out In
fore• Oct. 9 when Elizabeth Hanford
Dole, uaiatant to President Reagan for
public liaison. comes t.o Newport Beach
to apeak at a dinner honoring As· aem 6lywoma.n Marl an Bergeson.
Several hundred Oranse County
women are e xpected to aalber at tlae
Newporter Inn to •
hear Mrs. Dole, wlte
of U.S. Sen. Robert
Dole ol Kansas, talk
about "Women In
W asbingt.on."
Invitations have
gone out for the $50
per person a ffair.
The ladies are al·
lowed to bring
spouses or escorts. DOLE
Alap, Pat HJtt, Marian Knott, Lucille
Kuehn. Doreen Marshall, Loma Mills.
Peg Reinert, Florence Schumacher,
Mrs. Richard Steele, J ean Tandowsky,
Kathryn G . T hompson , Gene M.
Was hburn. Ellen Wilcox. Harriette
Witmer and Gloria Zlgner.
* • *
CONGRESSMAN PAUL "Pete"
McCloskey will be in Orange County
Oct. 8 to breakfast with the Republican
Associates.
McCloskey, a Republican from San
Mateo, wants to head off Jerry Brown
and replace Sam Hayakawa in the U.S.
Senate.
Irvine that same Thursday at 8 p.m.
and hear British Parliament member
E ldon Griffiths talk about the changing
relationship between the U.S. and
Europe.
Griffiths la a m em be r of the
ConservaUve Party.
He'll talk in UCl's Science Lecture
Hall.
Tickets are $4 for general admission ;
$2 for UCJ students, and $3 for other stu·
dents. UCI faculty staff and alums .
They're on sale at the Associated Stu·
dents Box OCfi'ce in University Center.
* * *
WHAT DO DEMOCRAT March Fong
Eu. California's secretary of state, and
Republ ican Congressman Barry
Goldwater Jr. have in common?
Not much, you say.
A9
Members of the host committee in·
elude Zelma M. Allred, Barbara Aune,
Mrs. Hancock Bannina III. Virginia
Kott Be nder. Marcia Bents, Dot
Clock, Nancy Ebsen, Bernice Ellis.
Anita Ferguson, Marilyn Gust, Luvena
Haytob, Norma Hertzog and Dora Hill.
H you want to break a Danish with
McCloskey starting at 7:30 a.m. at the
Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana, contact
the Republican Associates office at the
Town & Country Center in Orange (777
S. Main St.). or call Harry Jeffrey.
997-1414.
• • •
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Ah. but both were mining political
gold in Orange County this week. There
was a reception in honor of Mrs. Eu
Thursday at the Huntington Harbour
home of Marilynn and Richard Layne
Tom and the younger Goldwater was
the subject of a reception Friday at
Newport Beach's Balboa Bay Club.
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•• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 27. 1981
Reagan dream may be
difficult to fulfill
Continuing his search for a
bala n ced budget, Preside nt
Reagan has bravely called for a
second round o·f spending cuts,
adding $1 3 billion to the $35
billion approved e arlier this year
-and warned that this may not
be the last round.
The President r em ains confi·
dent that his program will suc-
ceed in restoring balance to the
nation's economy. Unfortunately,
the initial Wall Street reaction to
his Thursday night speech failed
to reflect equa l confidence.
though the progr am doesn't ac-
tually get under way until Oct. 1.
In calling for a 12 percent cut
in a ppropriations for most gov-
ernment agencies and programs.
he cited duplication. waste and
excessive overhead.
No doubt these exist. At t he
sa me time one must wonder if
some agencies s uch as the
hard-pressed Immigra tion and
Natura lization -and s ome
a lready-suffer in g social pro·
gr ams can absorb more cuts.
Res pondin g to e xtre m e
public pressure, including some
from his own pa rty members,
Reagan took pains to reassure
listeners that the Socia l Security
program, for all its problems.
will for the time being be spared
some of the cuts he proposed
e arli er.
In addit ion to backing away
from cutting the minimum pay-
ment fo r the m ost n eed y .
withdrawing the proposed delay
in the next cost-of-living increase
a nd reducing benefits for early
retirees. the president took the
exceptional step of agreeing to
temporary borrowing from the
more prosperous Medicare a nd
disability funds to shore up the
retirement fund until a perm a·
nent solution can be fo und.
Reagan's dream is to return
to the states. counties, cities and
local school districts much of the
r espons ibility th a t ln recent
year s has been assumed by the
federal government.
But with revenue shortages
and inflation a lready battering
these entities. it is difficult to im-
ag ine how this c an be ac -
complished.
Harking back a full century
to the words of a French visitor
w h o w as imp resse d b y
Americans' ability to take care of
th e ir own n eed s witho ut
bureaucratic aid, the president
called for a revival of volun-
teerism.
Al as, it 's no longer a simple
q uestion of neighbor helping
neighbor in times of trouble. Or
of housewives with plenty of time
fo r volunteer wo rk , wh e n
statistics show almost two-thirds
of the nation ·s households are de-
pendent upon two paychecks.
There's little room for volun-
teerism in urban ghettos unless
there are programs to which the
volunteers can rally. And, lack·
ing doll ars to suppor t such pro-
g r a ms. what good are willing
ha nds?
The president ·s statistics on
the national de bt are frightening.
So a re soaring interest rates and
still-double-digit inflation. These,
of course, are problems he in·
herited. He may be right in say-
in g that it's now or never to turn
the economy around.
But given the temper of t he
people and the Congress. he's
doubtless also right in predicting
th at the proble ms will not be
solved next week. next month or
next year.
And it m ay well be that the
Reagan ver sion of the "good old
days" is not due for a re-run in
modem times.
Help for· developers
One long-standing dream of
Orange County developers has
been i n1pl~mentation of a system
"hereby their plans for construc-
t ion of new homes and businesses
roul d be processed with few. if
any. delays.
Thus, it's easy to understand
why mem bers of such organiza-
1 ion s a s t he Ora nge County
cha pter of the Building Industry
Association are e nthus ias tic
about last week·s word that just
~uch a "fast track.. processing
~yst em is just around the bend.
By next spring. a large con-
fe rence room in a county building
1n Santa Ana will be transformed
into a so-called one-stop plans
processing cente r . to the de-
veloper what a general store is to
a consumer. Instead of having to
trot to offices throughout Orange
Co unt~ government's s prawling
civic cent er complex . developers
wi ll be able to go lo one place to
!,Ubmil their plans
Trained planning personnel
wil l be at the ready at or near the
c·enter, so that potent ial problems
<:a n be quickly resolved.
Bevond esta b lishing t he
!?e nter'. count~ o fficials are
promising to create a m o r e
enlightened attitude toward pro·
cessing o f de ve lopme nt pro·
posals . Gone, they say. will be
the days when obstruction and
obfuscat ion were the product~ of
w h at e uph e m ist ically was
termed ··planning .·· That's not to
suggest that all projects will be
approved on the first go-around.
Quality is the byword. The pl an-
ning staff will be dedicated to
helping anyone make bad or
m arginal projects good ones.
By openin g t he center .
cha nging attitudes and adjust ing
processing procedures so that
several planning steps can occur
simultaneously. the offi cials say
buyers and renters of housing
can expect a welcome bonus ·
lower prices. They contend as m uch as 515.000 could be lopped
off the cost of a Sl00.000 unit.
That's significant.
Some offi cials are fond of
s aying a new p a r tner ship is
fo rming between government
and developers . The new con
cepts reflect that. It's been a long
time coming And it 1s long over·
due
Rai11 11,elcome, too
Sailing on t he blue Pacific.
Soaking up the sun on the warm
sands of the Peninsula . Catching
a )Vave nea r the Huntington Pier.
Enjoying the spectacular view in
l,aguna.
Who in the world would want
to spoil all that with rain?
Well, according to water ex-
pert s ou r sun -kissed Or ange
Coast may be in trouble unless
so m e big, black. menacing clouds
d rop a lot more rain hereabouts
this winter than was recorded
last winter.
Orange County Water Dis-
trict figures show the area is at
the end of the driest water year
s ince 197 1-72. whe n only 4 .9
inches fell.
This water year (water years
begin Oct. 1 and end the next
Sept. JO) shows a meager rainfall
mea sure of 8. 7 inches -about
ave r age, we m ight add, for
places like Barstow, Phoe nix,
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Albuquerque and Winnemucca.
Nev.
About 27 inches fell in the
pre vious wat er year. 20.9 inches
in 1978-79 and a very wet 34.2
inches in 1977-78.
Thanks to those t hree wet
seasons the underground basins
that supply much of our water
are in gOOd sha pe .
But a fe w mo re yea-rs of
stingy skies could dry up that re -
ser ve and bring the specter of
water use restrictions .
With summer over , the rainy
s eason is a gain a pproaching.
When you see those big. black.
cloads ove rhead and hear the
weathe rman intone "50 percent
chance of rain tonight" don't feel
compelled to be depressed and
gloomy. Everyone likes sunny
days, but as the dry Cno pun)
facts show, rain has its good
points too.
Tttomas P. Haley Pub II sher
Tholnal Murt*IM Editor
Baf'llilnKrellllclt
EdltoNI P-oe Edltor
Losses looin without A WACS
WASHINGTON -The specter of de-
f eat for his promised sale of AWACS
r adar planes to Saudi Arabia, raising
damaging implications or presidential
weakness, has com oelle d Ronald
R ea gan to o rde r his Midwes t
strategists back to the drawing boards
to devise a new plan to defend that im-
portant region from Soviet penetration.
Reagan was struck by the prospect of
defeat on Sept. 14 when he made his
fl rs t lobbying foray for the A WACS
d eal. Soft-selling t he pla n t o a
bipartisan group of 27 senators in the
White House, he discovered that Israeli
Prime Minister Menachem Begin had
done his own lobbying too well. Minds
had been made up during Begin's 10·
day visit. Reagan had ordered his own
aides not to lobby for the AWACS sale
while Begin was here, out of courtesy
lo him. The Isr aeli had been under no
such restraint.
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the
Sept. 14 session. an aroused and angry
Rea gan ordered Secre ta ry of State
Alexander Haig to fly to New York for
one more talk with Begin . Haig's mis·
sion : tell Begin to cease and desist on
the A WACS, warn him that the sale was
the corner st one or Re a gan's whole
Mideast plan to keep the Russians out.
Haig's aides say he talked tough to
Begin, but at that late stage the seeds
planted during Begin's 10 d ays in
Washington and New York had already
produced solid anti-A WACS votes. Wh at
was needed was a fallback position to
save whatever could be saved from· the
devastating defeat of Reagan's fi rst
m ajor for eign po licy r equest t o
Congress.
The ans wer : Not m uch could be
saved. The president's national security
c hiefs. back at the dra wing board, are
t r ying to locate new defense lines
against Soviet infiltration of the Middle
E ast to substitute for the Saudi Arabian
anchor if. as now seems likely, the
Senate blocks the A WACS sale The
prospect is dismal.
U.S. defense installations now being
built al immense cost in Egypt, the
f1'.r...
1-Vl_N_S /-N-DV-AI-~
Gulf state of Oman, Saudi Arabia itself
and the I ndian Ocean will be
sacrificed.
INSTEAD. lacking the secure posi-
tion on the Persian Gulf that would be
provided by an A WACS· armed Saudi
Arabia. the new anti Soviet lines would
he redrawn with Turkey on the north
and Pakistan on the east as its twin
anchors The Eastern Mediterranean
would replace the Indian Ocean for
large concentra tions or U S Naval
power
For the U.S. and its Western allies.
withdrawal from the Persian Gulf re-
gion is ominous Yet, administration of-
f1c1als beli eve that if Reagan cannot de·
liver on his agreement with Saudi
Arabia. no Persian Gulf state would ac·
cept any American military installa-
tions. Israel is loo far removed to s ub·
stitule for Saudi Arabia.
But for the Russians, the retreat of
the major U.S defense lines to relative-
ly far-off Turkey and Pakistan would be
a strategic ten.s trike The Soviets would
no longer have to di vide their southern
land forces if the U.S. is unable to
operate in Pe rsian Gulf regions .
Instead. the Russians could concentrate
those fo rces farther east. aga inst
Pakistan.
NEITHER TURKEY nor Pakistan
h as shown anything li ke the political
s tability of Saudi Arabia. But the
nightmare afn1cling U.S. policy-makers
now examining a new strategic alliance
in the Mideast offers no other strategy.
Quite apart from the retreat of U.S.
power out or the Persian Gulf. a serious
possibility exists for Saudi Arabia to go
fully neutralist. taking with it all the
Gulf states.
The president had not come to grips
with any of these realities until that
first confrontation with senators last
week. Nor had Haig -until the last few
days s howed much alarm. Instead,
the president's most senior aides have
proceeded on the w11l-o·the-wisp theory
that no pres ident as popular as Ronald
Reagan could lose such a crucial test in
a Senate dominated by his own party.
Top Reaganites at t he State and
Defense Departments and on the White
House national security staff fear that it
may be too late to transform their soft.
sell lobbying campaign against senators
into a hard sell The ast ute Israeli
prime minister now has 50 senators
pledged to vote against the AWACS
deal. with a half-dozen others claimed
for reserve
Yet Reagan himself. although urged
by some senior aides, has not yet
agreed to take his case for the A WACS
sale to the country in a personal appeal.
Despite h.is immense stake in the out-
com e. the president seems reluctant to
say the words publicly that Haig has
privately been passing to anyone who
would listen The U S. and its president
will appear pitifully weak to the world
when the leader or Is rael shows more
political clout in the S Senate than
the president himself
Brush with tidies ITiakes l1in1 bristle
Neat people a re s m all, petty, nil·
picking individuals who keep accurate
checkbooks, get ahead in life and keep
their cellar s, the ir attics and their
gar ages free of treasured possessions.
They. j ust don 't seem t o treasure
anything, those neat people. If they
can't use it or freeze it, they throw it
ANDY RDDNIY
away. I detest neat people. I was in a
neat person's home several weeks ago
and he took me down into his cellar. He
must be m akin g a dishonest living
because there was nothing down there
but a few neatly stored screens and the
oil burner.
I feel toward neat people the s ame
way I used to feel toward the brightest
kid in our class who was also a good
athlete and handsome.
My dislike for the tidies of the world
is particularly strong this week because
I realized Sunday that my desk is such
a mess I can't find anything, and my
workshop looks like a triple-de<:ker club
s andwich with tools on top or wood on
top of planB on top of sandpaper on to~
of tools on top of wood. H I need a
Phillips screwdriver, it's easier lo go
out and· buy a new one than to find any
of the three I already own.
HOW DO NEAT people do it? I hate
them so much I don't want any help
from them, but I would Wee to follow
one around someday and see how they
live. I bet they don't do anything, that's
bow they keep everythlne so neat. They
probably do all sorts of dumb stuff Uke
putting things back where they belong.
They probably know which shell every-
thing is on in the refrigerator: they
could probably put their finger on the
noule or the garden hose.
What do you do with all that stuff I
have cluttertr1g my cellar, Neat People?
Did you throw away the hammer with
the broken handle? Mine is still down
there.
What about the 20 feet ot leftover
aerial wire and the small empty woodea
nall keg? Don't tell me you were ao
heartless that you tossed that out. You
don't even appreclat.e the fact that you
never know when you're coln• to have a
•
"Well, well! Remember that? My pedealal!"
good use for an empty wooden nail k eg.
Thab's how dumb you Neat People are
I, on the othe r hand, have been ready
with an empty nail keg for the past 20
years . That's about how long It's been
in the cellar, right there in the way if I
ever need it.
You probably throw out broken plates
and glass pitchers that can't be re-
pa ired, don't you? T ell the truth. t
don't. J keep broken plates because I
can't stand lo throw them out. I'm wait-
ing for them to m ake glue that wUI real-
ly mend china and glass the way the
ads sa,y the glue will now.
MANY YEARS AGO I man who
owned a hairbrush fa~tory pve me a
bushel basket of odda and enda of
rosewood. They're beautiful little plec•
and I've never figured out what to do
wlth them but I wouldn 't neat.en up my
cell ar by thr owi ng them out for
anything.
My wife says the old bookcase l took
out of the twins' room in 1973 s hould be
thrown out. She gets a little neat every
once in a while herself. Thank goodnesa
that never ha ppens to me. That's why I
still have the bookcase.
We have four children and I'm not
saving much money, but should I ever
die, I'd like to leave the kids somethin.&.
I have 19 cans of partly used paint,
some dalina from the late ·~ in the
cellar. I doo't want. them lllbttnc over
my estate when I ao, ao I tblU I'll
make a will and divide the,...=
them. J want it to ben a pod
I'm not aure of the alrla. but I ~ • can depend oe Brtuto keep die Miit hla edlu. He's m ... , .it. ..,
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. September 27, 1981 ..\ 11
[U]OOrn~ rnrP~m~rnm
1981 Legislature: Not a vintage year, hut • • •
B)' CH.AKLES G. BELL
Charltt C Btll la Cl pro/euor o/
pOwkal «ifnct at Col Stall 1''ullf'f'fon
All thlnas considered, thl11 year's
stat. leatalators did pretty well ln meet·
in& Calllomia's needs.
The agenda was lon11. as usual, tn·
eluding crime, housing, the budget, re·
apportionment, transPortation, Medi·
CBI, the environment, women's rights,
campaign finance reform. the medfly, governmental employee unioniiation,
abortion, a.nd mandatory aut.omoblle in·
surance, to name but a rew.
Three unusual situations made the
Legislature's task even more dirficult.,
First, Proposition 13 came home to
roost this year. Instead of belna able to
spend money to "solve" problema
lawmakers found that they had to cut
back.
Second, each house had lo reappor·
tion ltaelf -drawlna new district lines
for the state Senate and Assembly aa
well as the House of Representatives
And, third, the yearlong battle ln 1980
between Speaker Leo McCarthy and
challenger Howard Berman left luting
scars within the Democratic Party.
Yet, in spite or these constrainta and
divisions, the Legislature worked bard
and sometimes successfully to tolve the
state's problems.
Crime was hlgb on everyone's lilt.
Gov. Jerry Brown gave anti-crime
CALIFORNIA COMMENTS
legislation a special priority at the start
of lhe year as did Attorney General
George Deukmejian. Democrats and
Republicans tried to outdo each olber
on the lsaue wlth more than 800 anti·
crime bills introduced lo thla year's
session.
Partisan connicl over funding to build
new prisoru1 resulted in a compromise
-a $459 million prison bond lssue wUI
be on the ballot next June for voter •P·
provaJ or rejection. DrunJceo drivers
will face stiffer penalties for a first of·
fense -two days in jail or a 90-day
license restriction plus a fine of between
$375 and $.500
Lawmaker6 •lso severely restricted
the diminished capacity defense
which has enabled criminal defendants
to argue that they really didn't know
what they were doing and, as a result,
get a lighter sentence
Diminh1hed capacity has particularly
angered legislators since the double
murder of San Francisco's Mayor
George Moscone and Supervisor
Harvey Milk . The defense used
diminished capacity to gel convicted murderer Dan White a seven-year sen·
tence.
In another major policy area,
legislat.ors modified present California
law so that unlimited mortgage rate
Mediterranean fruit fly notoriety nil in home basin .
By DAVID A. MUNRO
Datnd Munro is a resident o/ Laguna
Beach.
The Paris Herald Tribune. one of two
papers I read every day this summer in
France, was full of accounts of the
medfly's "political'' progress in
California.
The other paper, Le Monde, a true
"Med publication," paid no attention.
Why was this? Ir the medfly is so
devastating, why is it of so little mo-
ment at home. in the Mediterranean
basin?
The answer cannot be that neither
France nor Spain nor Italy has a J erry
Brown, no vulnerable "perfect politi·
cian" who used to march in the streets
tor the causes he bespeaks in govern-
m ent.
The answer must be that Mediterra-
nean citrus trees. citrus fruit, citrus
growers and citrus eaters have learn~
to live with the medfly -and to keep it
from devastating trees, fruit, profits or
consumers.
How this is brought about in the home
basin I don 't know. ls there a local
predator-insect that keeps the medfly at
bay there? Does the med-medfly suffer
from endemic diseases from which \he
purer California strains are spared?
Whatever it is, it exists in the Mediter·
ranean but not in California.
This calls for the question: Wouldn't
1t have been wiser to import, along with
the medfly, its native enemies: wiser
than to turn to the poison people?
Yes, l know the original scenano was
to introduce a strain of males of the
species who were bold, assertive and
sterile.
But among these new millions ,
shouldering aside the wilder, un-
sponsored males. were there not some
few who were bold, assertive and
fertile? One in a million, say? He wouJd
be a busy insect.
Remember, their generation-span,
from egg to egg, is only nine days. Even
a dedicated Jerry Brown might take a
rare nine-day vacation, but what a
macho medfly does every nine days
runs into the millions.
loans wlll now be available
In addition. lawmakers allowed
shared appreciation loans -where the
homeowner gets a lower interest rate
and the lender shares in the 11pprecla·
tioo Lawmakers alRO removed the
Coastal Commission's authority Lo re·
quire "affordable housina."
Other significant legislation includes
u law permitting agency shop contracts
for local government employee unions.
The cities and counties fought hard
against the bill but were ovuwhelmed
by the AFL-CIO.
Lawmakers also look the first step
toward moving MediCal program..
manag~ment into private hands in
hopes of lowering costs. And, to im·
prove their own image -legislators
prohibited candidates from using cam·
paign contributions for personal rea-
sons.
Surrounding much of the lawmakers'
efforts was the post-Proposition 13
budget crunch. With no surplus, no new
revenues, and rising costs, legislators
faced s harp res trictions on policy
alternatives.
In onJy one case did lawmakers raise
taxes tacking on another 2 cents per
gallon of gasoline to fund construction
and repair of the state's rapidly de·
teriorating freeways. The Legislature
refused, however, to increase "sin'' tax-
es on cigarettes, beer. wine and hard li -
quor.
In all , not a bad year . No one got all
that they wanted, but no one went away
empty handed. The Legislature did
come to grips with some tough prob-
lems and made headway.
In a year in which they were divided
over the fight between McCarthy and
Berman; divided over reapportion-
ment: and divided on how to solve the
budget problems the Legislature might
ha ve done considerably less.
Perhaps of greatest interest is the
fact that Gov. Brown played almost no
role in this year 's legislative session.
He signed the budget bill without a
single hne item veto. Lawmakers did it
their way.
Which Back Bay plan drains most finances?
To the Editor :
I have spent the last nine years
working to return the Newport Back
Bay to its natural state by designing a
plan that would solve the environmen-
tal problems today and for the future.
Jn May of this year I sent survey let·
ters to the residents or Newport Beach
to determine if they wanted a self·
cleaning Back Bay by using the tides
to flush out the silt. Six hundred and
four surveys were returned by the end
of May. The count was 517 "yes." and
17 "no." (97 percent yes. 3 percent no).
There are two plans designed to
clean up the Newport Beach Back Bay.
MAILBOX
One plan is the 208 Plan. the other is
the Andrews Plan.
Briefly, the 208 Plan is to build two
weirs <small dams) across San Diego
Creek. This would form two settling
bas ins to allow silt and sand to deposit
before reaching the Back Bay. This
plan would catch 100 percent of the
sand under fast or slow water condi-
tions, but would not stop the silt
because it will keep moving into the
Back Bay. During slow flows, it could
trap about 18 percent of the silt with
the sand. During dry months, stagnant
pools of brackish water would cause a
nuisance as a breeding pl,;tce for mos-
quitos and bad odors.
The Fish and Game Department
wants to dredge the channel to create a
tidal now to bring in clean water from
the ocean. This will work until the
R eal life only
on filn1 at 11?
By CRAIG F. COX
Craig Cox ts a re.ftd~I of Fountain Valley
My television quit working last Thurs·
day at 11:02 p.m. and since then I've
been totally out of touch with reality. I
didn't go to work Friday because the
president could have declared a new na-
tional holiday that I wasn't informed
about.
Besides, my omce building might
have been flooded. burned, blown down,
or collapsed from old age. Jt was. after
all, three and a half years old and built
in California. So I stayed home and
planned to wash the car, but I didn't.
Admittedly, it appeared to be sunny
and pleasant outside (I peeked through
and closed curtains once) but wh•t
prevailed was my cultured distrust of
those five sensee. l have learned well
tb•t thinas are not the way they are or
appear to be without confirmation
from the U O'clock news.
Don't send me newspapers <mere
words and few pictures) and don't send
me magazines (yes, clever words but
only staUc photos>. send me my TV re·
pair man.
I want to know for sure what hu hap-
pened and what (uture Is fuaranteed. I
must have mm at l1 to be ln the
malnatream of Ule, indeed to have U\Y
~ln1. Pr. Geotae. there can be no
Tt'etther without you. Kelly, come back
to me -there's no Ure without you.
channel fills in with more silt and mud.
It must then be dredged again.
THE INITIAL cost or the 208 Plan is
about $4 million, with continuing costs
in the millions because silt and sand
will have to be hauled away by truck.
The 208 Plan. "Early Action and In·
terim Plan," is listed in the Environ-
mental Impact Report, Volume 1, San
Diego Creek Comprehensive Storm
Water Sedimentation Control Plan.
The Andrews Plan is lo divide the
Back Bay into two parts. A water
fence, beginning at Shellmaker Island,
and ending 600 feet from Jamboree
Bridge, will be installed down the mid-
dle of the bay connecting the three
islands. Tide flow would be controlled
by two floating tidal gates. During in·
coming tide the inbound gate would
float open. During outgoing tides, the
gates would float shut. All incoming
water would travel the full length of
the bay circling the fence. When the
tide changes the in-now gate would
clos e. holding clean water in. The out-
going gate would float open and re-
move the dirty water with sill lo the
ocean. This is a one-way flushing ac-
tion. The plan would keep a channel
open with silt and sand constantly
moving. Jn the event of a bad st.orm,
the Andrews Plan would take the whole
storm nonstop to the ocean on the out-
going tide.
THE ARMY Engineers, Fl. Belvoir,
Virginia, called severaJ times and said they had tidal gates on the Savannjlb
River in Georgia. Jn July J calleti the
Corps of En~ineers in Savannah to ar-
range a visit of their facility. During
the visit, I took pictures. and was con-
vinced that my system would work for
the Newport Beach Back Bay. They
were impressed with my model and
wrote a letter to the Corps of Engineers.
in Los Angeles, and Vicksburg, Mis·
sissippi Testing Grounds staling that
my plan should be tested.
The Andrews Plan would retum the
Back Bay to the people by makin• the
water clean for fishing and swimmJns.
The Andrews Plan has a one-time
cost of approximately $3 million. The
ruture cost is zero because tbe sill la
removed by nature, not man.
The Newport Beach residents should
have a vote on these plans. As tax-
payers they will be paying the bills.
I wm give up my efrorta only when I
am convinced they are no longer want-
ed. until then I will continue to fight
the state and federal government from
spending millions of tupayer dollars
on a plan that would not solve tbe prob-
lems of the Back Bay.
ANDY ANDREWS
Keep ~ekendl quiet
To the Editor:
Noise abatement reguladona .a.ould
be rewritten to prohibit notsy constnt·
lion on the weekeodl ln Newport Beacb.
Because of the tncreue In remodel·
lng, and demolithtnt and rebuddiq,
most of us ln Newport bave 1ner-1 AC·
tlve construction sltes nearby. So In·
stead ot peaceful, qulet weetendl, we
listen to compreaiora, Skll-uwa,
sandblutln1, jactbammen, cement
mixers. barn.men and ataple .-. My
guess is that thia wtU coatlaue f« lb• nut 10 yean: UO weekl9dl. .._. tbe
nolse abatement re1ulatloa1 are
changed.
I hammer and saw oecuiOaally on
weekends. I think that I should have
that right and so should my neighbor.
But there is quite a difference between
my neighbor's noise and the noise.of a
construction crew. And he and I are on-
ly able to work on our homes on the
weekends. A construction crew has five
weekdays. which should be enough.
Several times I have wanted to call
the City of NewPort Beach about un-
reasonable construction noise on
weekends, but no one is in the office
then. They are at home, like most of the
rest of us.; like the construction crews
should be.
ROBERT WHITLEY
Wuncilman defended
To the Editor:
The recent letters personally attack·
ing Paul Hummel were probably or-
chestrated by the Irvine Company or
others with a financial stake ln develop·
ment.
It should be plain that Councilman
Hummel baa no involvement lD ac-
celerated development ln Newport
•
Beach or would accept or be influenced
by developer-paid trips to Hawaii or
Europe.
THOSE WHO promote i ntensive
growth without heed to traffic conges-
tion and airport impact try to sell their
position on the basis of financiaJ gain to
the city. Too bad they find it necessary
to make personal attacks. How else
could they go after minority opposition
on the council?
When J left the council in April 1980
city finances were in aood shape and
there was no need to aggravate growth
problems lo increase city lncome. It
seems questionable for the council ma-
jority to justiry the enormous expansion
they have voted based on the added in·
come that may now to the clty.
In the two years 1 was associated with
Paul Hummel on the city council I
found him to be Independent, strictly
straight-arrow and totally devoted to
keeping Newport Beach a top notcb
residential city. Re could not bt
bou1ht. could not be Intimidated. He it
that rarity -a hllbly lntelll1ent,
honest and dedicated repreaentatlve. J•
wish we bad more peopl• like him tn
all tevu at government.
PAUL RVClCOFF
To the Editor:
Detore one gets th.e lmSWMlion that
the presence ot PLO umta ln tM United
N•llona peacebeptn1 tone tn 1ouU.
Lebanon (Jack Anderson, Sept. 15) im·
plies U.N. complicity, Newsweek re-
ported that "The U.N. forces are lightly
armed and thinly s pread. The terrain
favors the infiltrators, who know the
rocky hillsides and wadis far better
than do the U.N. troops."
Even so, as its most recent report
<covering the period of December 1980
to June 1981 l shows, the U.N. force has
had success in preventing PLO infiltra-
tion, stopping attempts by 62 groups
and 490 individuals. Il should also be
noted that the force has lost 31 soldlera
killed and over 100 wounded in armed
clashes. shellings and mine expJosions.
JOHN W. OSBORN JR.
orange County Chapter,
United Nations Association
Of the U.S.A.
lllllY Ill
Knowledge and wisdom are not alwayg
synonymous . We know more about
drugs, sex and guns than n•r before
and yet are rar from U1la1 our
k.nowled&e wisely. r .K:.
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What if you can't judge a best-seller ·by title?
lb PHIL THOMAS ..........
NEW YORK "What If" Is a ll•me
1ome people play It's f\ln, aure. Beller,
It's cheap. No boards ur pieces needed.
Just ima1inallon.
There are lots or variations. The most
common, probably, is "What if the
South had won the Civil War?" Or
"What if HJtler had never been born'!"
That sort of thing.
Here's a new angle. What if a person
were asked to describe a book or play
or story he had never read? All he has
to run with is the title -and a bit of im· 1
agination.
So what if the title or that unread book
It "The Way of All Flesh!" Easy lt'I
an illustrated step·by-atep guide for the
novice butcher (see "The Deerslayer" 1
Just like "Measure for Measure" is a hundy guide to the metric system. Or
"The Charge of the Light Brigade" is a
manual for electric company billing
clerks
Using this sort of reasoning, it follows
that a person can learn all about buying
and selling stocks by dipping into "To
Have and Have Not" and "Gone With
the Wind." For further reference, see
"Wh at Price Glory" and "Great Expec-
tations."
Interested in the postal service" Try
"The Scarlet Letter" or "From Here to
Eternity." Those with a taate for an·
dent postal history might try "The
Postman Always Rings Twice "
You get the idea. Here are some
more:
"Travel& with Charley "-Lady Di·
ana describes her honeymoon trip.
Other travel references, "U.S.A.," "A
Passage to India," "A Tale of Two
Cities," and "Across the River and Into
the Trees."
"The Grapes of Wrath" -An in·
troduction to wlnemaking. Also "The
Old Bunch" and "Winesburg, Ohio."
A rt buffs might like "Arms and the
Man," aU about the man who found the
arms of the Venus de Milo. For another
version, see "A Farewell to Arms."
Beauty and fashion -"Alice Throueh
the Looking Gla88 ," "The Glrla in Their
Summer Dresses," "The Lteht that
Failed," "A Doll's House," ''H.M.S.
Pinafore," "The Red and the Black,"
"A Remembrance of Things Past,"
"Forever Amber," and "The Theory of
the Leisure Class.''
"The Hound of the Baskervilles," -
Caring for and feeding a puppy.
"Wuthering Heights " -a
psychiatrist discusses vertigo.
"As You Like It " -a restaurant
guide for the picky eater.
And finally, ''The Death or the ffired
Man." No, the butler didn't dolt.
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FEATURES
ENTERTAINMENT
87
89
UCLA becomes
latest victim
of Hawkeyes. 84. u
USC Blade Dlost of one Blore chance
Mazur' s seven-yard pass to Cornwell with 0 : 02 left wins it for Trojans . 28-24
By ROGER CARLSON
Of-.DellyP'llellStaft
LOS ANGELES -Heisman trophy winner
Mike Garrett. one or the legends who has helped
give the University of Southern California football
the status it enjoys. summed it up in a nutshell
amidst the delirious winner's locker room.
Before 85,651 in the Coliseum and a national
television audience the Trojans withstood the
trem~ndous assault of the Sooners' Wishbone.
thanks to five fumble recoveries a nd some old
fas hioned perseverance.
"You guys played the whole game," shouted
Coach John Robinson to his victorious Trojans
"I 've got just one serious question for you Who's
No. 1 ?"
"I know USC never gives up, it's just a matter
or getting the ball back. It's a tradition here ...
Like other s tor ied finishes for the T rojans, on-
ce again a player seldom in the limelight, just
another in the horde or talent which blesses
Southern Cal. surfaced to the top to turn the tide
"We are' ... ex.ploded has squad.
f'RED CORNWELL, a 6-5, 234-pound junior, a
player guilty or a crucial holding infraction earlier
and who was in the way or a gimme touchdown
pass to Marcus Allen on the play before, slipped
through the Oklahoma Sooners' end zone and
latched onto J ohn Mazur 's seven-yard pass with
two seconds remaining to provide USC the winning
margin in a 28·24 victory.
ONLY FUMBLES could contain the Sooners'
wicked Wis hbone. which ripped the T rojans '
heralded defense time and again for 444 net yards.
and five lost fumbles came as if someone was
answering Allen's pre-game prayer.
Said Allen before the game· "Lord, if you help
us, we will not blink the rest of the season."
Robinson sealed it with, "Amen, we're No. l."
The final drive began 78 yards away Crom the
Sooners' end zone after Oklahoma's only punt and
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Sooners feel cheated b y loss
'They're not a No . 1 team, they were just plain lucky'
By JOHN SEVANO
Of 1M Delly P'lltlt Staff
LOS ANGELES For 55
minutes Saturday afte rnoon. the
No. 2-ranked Oklahoma Sooners
had outplayed No. 1-ranked USC
here a t the Coliseum. And, for 59
minutes a nd 57 seconds, the
Sooners were also in front on the
scoreboard.
In one split second. however.
a ll that changed. The scor e
changed , the predictabl e
c hanged . everything
cha nged.
John Mazur 's seven-yard pass
to tight end Fred Cornwell which
ga ve USC a 28-24 lead with only
two ticks left on the clock, was
like a kick in the stomach to the
Sooners
THE DRAMATIC 78-yard USC
drive durin g the fin al five
minutes left Coach Ba rry
Swit zer 's young squad disap-
pointed and disheartened.
To Oklahoma, Saturday's out·
come was a classic example of
the better team losing.
IT WASN'T UNTJL the 5: 10
mark of the fourth quarter that
Switzer's punting unit m ade its
first appearance on the fi eld.
In between. Oklahoma's of-
fense did whatever it wanted. use certainly didn't stop it.
With every Sooner possession
one of two things happened -
either they scored . . or they
fumbled
And what the Sooners didn't
recover. the Trojans did -tum-
i n g two turnovers into
touchdowns
Indeed, 1f at hadn't been for
the Trojans' fi ve fumble re-
coveries (out of 10 Oklahoma
miscues) the game probably
wouldn't have been close.
· · 1 think we proved to them
that we're a pretty good football
team," said quarterback Darrell
Shepard. "You can 't move
against them and turn it over
like we did and ex.peel to win
"I really felt we were the bet·
ter team today "
"IT WAS OUR game," added
defensive nose guard Johnny
Lewis. "We had it We worked
too hard not to win .
"There's no way they 're the
~o 1 team. The No. l team as
right here, there's no doubt in
my mind"
Some Sooners were even more
adamant
'They're not as good as they
say they are," insisted offensive
left guard Terry Crouch "All
week long all we heard about
was how they were going to
score 30 or 40 points on us and
how <Marcus ) Allen was going
to get his 300 yards .
"Well, he may have gotten his
200 yards ( 208 to be exacll, but it
took him 40 carries tactually 39l
to do it. Hell, my mother "
his voice trailed off. not wanting
to say the wrong thing.
"They made the fewer mis·
takes. That's why they won. Are
they No. I? Not right now. They
have some strong points but
they have a lot of weak points,
(See SOONERS, P age B6)
there was but 4 50 remaining
Allen'!:i 19·yard run and a 25 yard pass from
Mazur to J eff Simmons I his fourth clutch catch >
preceded Mazur's sneak fo• a first down ut the
Oklahoma 27 with 46 seconds left
the m1stakt•s This was a great, great football
gamt• 1
.. "We were in danger of being run out of the
stadium. but we hung in there against a great of
rens1vc football team
A 21-YARD STRIKE to Malcolm Moore got 11
to the six with 17 ticks left, then three plays later it
was over.
"OUR TIGHT END <Cornwell> ran a delay
and got in the way the first time, but I said. ·to
lll•ll with it. I'm coming back with the same
th mg, .. ex.µlained the USC coach about his win
n1n g det·ision
·'The play was a 91 r eady," ex.pl ained
Cornwell , who scored his first Trojan touchdown
w1lh his second-ever reception.
"It wai.. rather easy," said Cornwell. who
hestitated for a couple of seconds blocking, then
trailed acro!>s into the end zone.
Robinson said the poss1bihty of a field goal at
tempt crossed his mind, but only briefly. "No field
goals. baby. we had loo many things going for us."
Allen was the primary target (as he was on
the prior play when Cornwell was in the way of a
wide open Allen >, but Mazur saw No. 84 and
fli1>ped it home.
For a long, long time, USC had little going for
at. cx.cept for Oklahoma's gift fumbles ( 10 in a ll >
and in fal't, onl) t w1cc did the Trojans actually
t·ontain Okluhom<1
The first timL• did nothing more than provide
Oklahoma Y.1th a 27-yard fi eld goal in the second "There were a lot of mistakes made out
there," said Robinson "But. please. don't dwell on <See TROJANS, l'agt> 86)
Ryan gets No. 5
This no-hitter puts Nolan at top of list
HOUSTON <AP > Nolan
Ryan got the reC'Ord he wanted,
t>Ven though he really didn't ex
peel 1t would ever come
The 34 -year-old fireballing
right handed pitcher of the
Houston Ai;tros became the first
man to throw five career no-
hitters when he set down the Los
Angeles Dodgers 5-0 Saturday,
s urrendering just three walks. It
had been sax years s ince the last
of four no hitters he pitched for
the Angels
"IT·s HARD to believe I got
the no-hitter," said Ryan. who
struC'k out 11. "It's the one thing
1 wanted. l 've had a shot at at for
a long time. At my age, I
thought I wouldn't get 1t I don't
have the stamina I used to have.
I didn't cha lleng~ guys in the
later innings."
"l really didn't feel like I had
good velocity today.·· added
Ryan. 10-5, who struck out 11.
"but 1 got ahead on my curve
balls
"The key was my curve ball
You can't win with one pitch. It
doesn't matter how rast you can
throw. but wi th a curve they h ad
to think about the breaking ball ..
R yan was tied with Sandy
Koufax. for the most no-hitters in
a career. In 1973, while with the
Angels whom he left lo sign
with Houston as a free agent m
1980 he no-hit Kansas City 3-0
on M av 15 and Detroit 6-0 on Ju-
ly 15 -The next year he no-hit
M innesot<1 4-0 on Sept 28. and
recorded has fourth no-hatter on
June 1, 1975 against Baltimore.
winning 1 0
RYAN ALSO has thrown
seven one hitters
A crowd of 32, l 15 cheered with
Ryan's every pitch as he ap-
proached the h1stonc achieve·
ment of his fifth no-hitter. In the
final inning, Ryan. 10 5, fanned
pinch-hatter Reggie Smith on
t hree pilC'h es for his 11th
strikeout of the game Ken Lan-
dreaux grounded out lo Denny
Walling at first base, then Ryan
completed the masterpiece by
getting Dusty Baker to ground
out to Art llowe at third base.
"l know there were several
limes I'd have a no-hitter in the
late innings and I didn't have the
sta m ana to get the rest of the hit·
ters out," added Ryan. "But to·
day l felt stronger in the late in-
nings than 1 have in some time."
"Early in the game, Nolan
didn 'l have a good fast ball,"
said catcher Alan Ashby. "It's
just an awesome feeling. Right
next to Nolan and his family, I
think I felt at the most.··
THE DODG E RS d id not
threaten Ryan's masterpiece
with any hard-hit balls in the
early going, though Mi ke
\'11/an Hyon gets o tree nde niter r('cord 111111 110-/111ter
Scioscia's deep drive to right-
center tested Ryan's gem in the
seventh. Scioscia 's high n y was
caug ht on the run by right
fielder Terry Puhl just steps off
the warning track
Ryan's biggest problem was
his own control in the second
and third innings Steve Garvey
drew a leadoff walk in t he
second and stole second base.
Ryan struck out Pedro Guerrero
and Scioscia but uncorked a wild
pitch to move Garvey to third.
Ryan got Ron Roenicke on a pop
foul to llowe to end the threat
In the third, Derrel Thomas
led off with a walk and again
Rya n came up wit h two
strikeouts. fanning Ted Power
and Davey Lopes. Landreaux.
walked but Ryan got Baker on a
grounder to second.
In the six.th. Rvan. who leads
the National League with a l.74
earned run average, notched his
135th career game in which he
struck out 10 or more batters by
setting down Baker on three
pitches.
It was the first no-hitter for a
ll ouston pitcher s ince Ken
Forsch thr ew one against Atlan-
ta on April 7. 1979.
The last time the Dodgers
were no-hit was Aug 9, 1976 by
John Candelaria of Pittsburgh.
"They're not a No. 1 team.
they were just plain lucky." is
how defensive cornerback Dar-
re 11 Son gy s umm ed up t he
Sooners· feelings.
''I'm disappointed because we
had 'em," a dded defens ive
teammate Mike Reilly. "We had
'em by 10 points in the fourth
quarter. I thought we outplayed
them physically and 1 think
they'll a dmit we outplayed
them . They just got ahead on the
last play or the game -and It's
tough to lose like that."
In this case, if I 'm a male chauvinist, so be it
Oklahoma's lockerroom was
quiet, but not sole mn following
Its defeat. Instead, the Sooners
were angry, disappointed and
frustrated at letting one get
away.
And, when you analyze
Saturday's turn of events, one
can realize why the Sooners felt
tbe way they did. Simply put,
t he Trojans didn't beat the
Sooner s. the Sooners beat
themselves.
LOS ANGELES -To begin with, it
s hould be pointed o ut that I have
nothing against women. I once went so
far as to marry one of them.
Ho wever, certa in ladies have this
thing about going to and fro upon this
earth causing irritation. Most flagrant
are those females who have taken it up-
on t hemselves to become sports writers
and turn a proud profession Into an
absurd campaign.
The most receot dispatch was out of
BalUmore where the Colts of the Na·
tionaJ Football League have thrown up
their hands l.n despair . Wilting under
the pressure, the team announced that
henceforth female r eporters will be al·
lowed in the Colts' locker room follow-
ing games.
Precisely why a woman wou.ld enter·
lain an urge to wander about a room
SP~TS COLUMNIST
BUD
TUCKER
full of naked athletes is not in the least
clear. Surely this sor t of frustration
would be better eased by a cold shower.
Al least, the naked players will not be
taken by surprise. It is very easy to spot
a female sports write r. She ls wearing a
tweed suit, wool stockings and low·
heeled shoes. Her hair is stringy, like a
m op, and cosmetics play no part ln her
life.
She puts in as much time at the beau·
ty parlor as Ho ward CoteU spends lak·
ing Dale Carnegie courses.
When Jim Fregosi ma naged the
California Angels, he solved the prob·
tern rather cle verly.
''Only beautiful tomatoes can come In
our clubhouse," Fregosi decreed. "No
ugmos."
Hence, the naked Angels were not In·
convenienced by a female journalist
during the du.ration of Fregosi's incum·
bency.
ft Is highly significant that the
gentlemen of the working press ma.ke
no demands l.o be permitted ln the
dressing rooms of fe male athletes. For
instance, the entrance to the ladies'
locker rooms on the pro tenni! tour ls
never the scene or male sports authors
throwtna themselves to the noor and
kicking tbel.r feel and acreamlnt for ad-
mission.
Of course, one reason might be that
girl a thle tes present a somewhat
grotesque appearance. A muscle·bound
female Jock is quite the opposite to the
soft and feminine object a man will
spend most of his life in pursuit of.
Most lady athletes look for all the
world like Tugboat Annie .
In the matter or the female sports
writers clamoring for admission to the
locker rooms and the areas of exposed
Clesb, It Is not out of the quesUoo the U ·
t>lg nment editors are responsible. It
would seem entirely reuoubt~ that
there are sufficient eveata ID women•a
sportl that the lady wrtwa could lat
sent to coveT. Girls play t-* IDd ..,
and buketball and voUeJMll NCI Mmt ot them rtd• race bones aDd Wreltle.
One ..... ODGtlar&Me lawOI• 1 va
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ID Orang Coost DAIL V PILOT 1Sund y Soptomb r 27, 1981
Cosmos feel Sting;
Chicago win crown
From At> dltipatches
TORONTO Karl Jl e1n1, 2'
Granilza und Rud) Glenn combint•tl
tu give the Chicago Sling their first
Sol•ccr Bowl title with a I 0 shootout vil·tory
Ovl•r the defending North AmencJn So('l'l'r
League champion Cosmos Suturday night
The Cosmos' final s hot 111 lhl' overt1mt•
shootout. taken b\ Bob laru:-.c1, "<1:-. bluckt•d ll\
goulkeepcr Dieter Ferner, endmg the mJtrh
before a boisterous crowd of 36JJ71 <st Ext11bit111n
Sl~1d1um
l mml·diately after larust't's ku:k wa-,
cau ght , the crowd compnsed largel~ of
Chicago fans spilled onto the fidd .ind -,ur-
rounded the ne\\ champions. Yoho hl·ld the .. 1ht•r
Soccer Bowl trophy high into the air
Midw<sy through the second 71.,.m1n11lc
overtime period, midfielder ln~o Pt'lt•r l>lnl·kt-d
a free kick by Cosmos s triker Gw1 g10
Chinaglla. who was ~iven the thantt' lo st'Ol'l'
after Frantz Mathieu l<.tckled Seninho
When an NASL game n•mains t1ec.J ;11 till'
end of two overt 1 me pt•riod~. the matrh got•:-. 111
to a shootout. in which attacking player., ... 1:ir1
with lhc hClll al the 35 vard ltnt'. om• ••l ;1 lime.
rushing tow<:1rd the goaikeepc.•r with ftvl' sPl'Ntd~
to lake a s hot.
In the shootout. each team altern?ll'~ tJktng
s hots until lhe~ have five shob <.tJlll'l't'. and l ht•
first to reach a ~I udvantage b )::l\'l'n om· ~o..il
and th(' victor~
Quote of the day
George Brett of the Kansas Cit' Ho\ ab.
describing his ultimate fanlusy To .<live
into the stands for a pop-up, l'Cltt•h the IJall
and at the same tame grab a guys bl'l'r
<ind take a big s will "
Alter captures Hobie-16 title
OCEAN CIT\'. Md llob1c
Allt·r, Jr of Cap1stranv Beach CClrnt'
fwm bc•h1nd in the f1n<.1I two race:-; of
<• nine-race series Saturda' to win the Hobtt• 16
:'-iat1onal Sailing champ1on~h1p. hi'> st•cond t1lle
111 the l6's in lhrc•e vears lie also won in 1979
ll was the second national championship
"1thtn e:t week for Alter who Yoon the Hob1~ 18
Nataonab. Next week he \\tll make a bid for the
Hobie -14 title al Corpus Christi. Tl·X "hwh 1f
he wins. would make ham tht• onh '>aalor 1n lhl'
world to al•haevc that feat ·
Ogliv1e's homer wl ns for Miiwaukee
8N1 O"llvle beranu• the •erond • Milwaukee plnyer in a" rnan)' dnya to
t11t 11 lalt> homl• run to win a gamt>
when hli. two run shot 111 lht• l'ighth
in nan~ Saturday "'u., the d1ffrrcnce in a 4 3
Bn·Y-1.'rs' \\U\ O\t'I' l>t•tro11 Frtduy night, Robin
\'ount hart homt.•rt•d ar1 the ninth mnin~ to help
tht· Urcwt•1·,. pull ont.• out With lhc wins ,
M ""' <iukt:e lt•up frog~cd the Tiger~ and Bo!>lon
and movt.•d mto ftrst place an
lht ti~ht i\mcrirun l.l•aguc
1-;ust c·hUM' The Rl•d Sox
~ufft.•red J l>low to their hopes
after fulling to Cleveland a
Sl'CUnd c-onsecullve time
Toby Harrah, Ron Hasbey
untl ltlck Mannine drove in
t"'o runs apiece a:. lht> In
cltam. prevailed, 7 5
l'trtl'h hitter Bobby Mur<•t-r
<>11l111w 1· h1 bbt.•d a thn•e-run homer
"1th mw out in the hollom of the ninth to give
tht• Nt•Y. York Yankl'cs a 6·4 vidory over
llalli111111t• Kunsas City was knocked out of
I h1· \\'t. .... 11•1 n 1>1v..,1011 ll'ad as Seattle recorded
its 't'l'tmd "in 1n <• row ove1 Royals. Dan Meyt'r
-,1·01 l•cl from third basl' with the deciding run on
fi>rmt•r C:olckn WC':-.l c·ollt'gl' slar Te rry Bulling",
tllll' 11111 grnunder an I hl' top of the ninth annang
John Caslino brnkl' a 3 3 tie in th"' eighth in-
111ng with .1 two run tnplt.• and Minnesota went
1111 111 110-.1 .1 7 :i "1n over Texas . The Twins
mo,·1·tl to "ilh111 lhrt·t• gam(',. of first-place
Oakl.1nd \\llh tlw \\tn The A's took a 5-1 de
t'l'>lt>n lrnrn the l'h1t.•ago White Sox as Steve
:\h't'.!lh 111.,.,t.•d .m l'tght hiller and Mickey
Klults -.ma1·k1•d t wn humt.• run-.
Berenyi lifts Reds past Atlanta
Brut't' H1·n·n~ i p1tcht'cl f1w-h1l ball
for :.1•\'1•11 inning-, and Paul
llou.,t•holtlc•r lnolH· up a scoreless
d1tl•I walh :i I wo out. l" n-run homer in
ttw fifth 111ning t11 lift C1n1·innal1 lo a 2·0 triumph
1n 1•1 \tlanla Saturcla~ Bet eny1, 9·5. s truck oul
n1111· llt'fo1 t· giving wa~ lo Tom Hume, who
hurll-d lltt• final two innings to earn has 12th .,;i, 1· fhP H1•tb n·m:.11ncd 1us l l 1;: games behind
..
p:t<'t' ..,t•tling Hnu.ston in the
~at 1onal Lt•ug11t· West
!\l11ntr'l•al swycd blazing hot.
"inning 1ls seventh con
'l'CUl1 vt• gamt'. 4 2 over the
\7t'w York Mets . Ray Burri!>
and "oodie Frym a n t'om
h111t•ll on ail c1ght-h1tter whtle
rook tl' Terry Francona had
thrt•t· hits und scored two
nan-, for :\lont1-eal In St Jl1•r1 nt/I l.11u1'>. thl• second place
('<trdinals stayed 11;: gaml's behind the Expos
an lltt• Ea-,t with u S 3 victor) over Pittsburgh.
(iari y T empleton smatkl'd a game-lying i.anglc
• incl Kdth llernandez drove in the go·ahead run
w1lh a trtplt· in a three run St Louis seventh an
ning San Franc·1sc1' ~ faint pennant hopes
sla~ L'<l allv1• as th{' Giants shaded San Diego. 6·5.
Jt:fC IA>onard dl'O\l' 1n five runs with a babes
l11:111t•<I lrtplL• .Hld Jerr~ Martin !>tngled m the
111• h1'L•ak 111.c. run 111 lhl· l'llo(hth ann1ng
Baseball today
On th.as dale 1n bueball In 1973
Ani.tt·I~ rarehuller Nolan Ryan endfd lhe
:owusun wath a rN·ord 383 ~lrtkeouts at. the
An~.-ll~ nii1ped the M1nnesoh1 Twtns, S·4, in
ll innin~s
On this dak in 11no
The Pittsl.iurgh Plrutes end ed u wild,
three s ided 1>cnnunt race by nailing down
ttw National Ll'Ul(Ut> East flag with a 2 l
v1dory over lht.• New York Mets
011 lhJs dale in 1940
H.ol)kte patcher f"loyd Gtebell rntched lhl'
Detroit T1Kcrs l11 '-'" American Leagut'
pennant c:linc hing , 2 O victory over
Cleveland his ~econd and last maJor
It-ague triumph
Orl this dale in 1930.
Ch1tugo Cub slugger Hack Walson belll'd
ha~ 55th and 56th homers of the season
a N utional Lt' ague rl·cord wh1d1 still
stunds .
Today's birthday
P hiludelphta !>lugger Mlkt: Sthmidt 1s 32.
Hatalsky holds Hall of Fame lead
Morris Hatalsky fired a three-n
undN pClr 68 Saturday for a total or
204 lo lake a one·stroke lead after the
th11·<.J round of the Hall of Fame Classic m
P1nt•hurst. N C . Whale virtual unknown
llatalsky was l'Stablis hing his surprise lead, the
hopi•s or two or the game·s bigger names, Jack
~ick laus and R ay Floyd, suffered mild set
b<icks Nicklaus had to work hard to SC1lvage a
round of par 71 to slip five back of Halalsky at
209. wh1lc Floyd shot a 70 for a 210 total J e rr)
Pate, the Sl'Cond round leader, double·bogeyed
the 13th hole and had lo fi nish with a pair of
birdies lo salvage a 71 and stay walhin one
s troke <:tt 205 Tied ((Ir third were D. A . Welbring
and Tim Simpson <tl 207 . Rain c·urta1led play
Jn lht• Bob llope British Classic <.tfter nine holes.
forcing the organiLers lo cut the event to 54
holes
McEnroe upset by Scanlon
Fifteenth seeded Bill Scanlon of
Dallas upset top-seed and defending
ch ampion J ohn McEnroe, 3·6. 7 6, 6·2
Saturday 10 the quarte rfinals of th e
Transamerica Open Tennis Championbhips tn
San F'ranc·1sco Scanlon wall meet Eliot
Teltsche r in semi ftnal play tonight . South
t\fric<.1n native Sydney Maree sprinted away
from a first dass field with about 200 meters re-
maining and won the inaugural Fifth Avenue
Mile in 3:47.52. Just .19 of a second off the world
record of 3 ··H 33 set by Sebastian Coe this sum
mer Former UC Irvine standout Ste ve Scott
was sixth Leann Warren, a j unior at the
L'niversity of Oregon won the women's race in
4 25.31 01sgruntled San Diego Charger de·
fensivl' end Fred Dean reported back to the
NFL C'lub Friday after l wo days absence
Matthew Saad Muhamm ad r etained his WBC
light heavyweight title with an llth-round
knol·koul of J erry Martin Roberto Duran
C'ont1nued ht!> way back on the comeback trail
h.\' pounding out a unanimous JO round decision
over a 1011~h but outclassed Luigol Minchillo.
It's football,
football. • •
And more football on TV
B y HOWARD L. llANDV
Of, .. 0...,, ..........
The Atlanta Falcons play Cleveland in the first
game or u CBS double·header today with actJon
getting under way at 1 t. Channel 2 will bring the
New York Giants al Dallas game al l to complete
the twin-bill.
The· San Diego Charge rs meet the Broncos in
Oenver's Mile High Stadium at 1 on Channel 4, giv
10.: football fans a choice of afternoon gam es. Walh
the Rams playing Monday night in Chicago, the
way was clt·ared for three games to be televised.
On the bal!eball front, It will be Milwaukee at
Detroit on Channel 7 at noon with the Dodgers at
II oust on game set for 2 · 55 on Channel 11
(I) 10 a.m .. Channel 2 v' v' ./ ./
NFL FOOTBALL: Atlanta at Cleveland.
Announcers. Vin Scully and John Madden.
Steve Bartkowski threw three touchdown passes
with a broken rib last week as the Falcons won their
third straight game. He will be on the firing line
again today For the Browns, Coach Sam Rutigliano
is making two changes in his stanlng lineups.
Charles White, the former USC Helsman Trophy win
ner. will start 1n place of Greg Pruitt.
~ Noon,Channel7 I./
BASEBALL : Milwaukee at Detroit.
Announcers: Al M~c;haels and Don Dry5dale.
It's a wild race an the American League East
w ith Milwaukee currently m fir~! place, one half
game ahead ot both Detroit and Boston. The Brewerc; send Pele Vuckovich < 13-41 to the mound today
against the Tigers' Dan Petry (9.-8). Seven games are
remarning in the season for all three teams
@ 1 p.m .. Channel 2 ./ ../ ./
NFL FOOTBALL: New York Giants at Dallas.
Announcers: Pal Summerall and Hank Stram.
After Monday night's victory over New England ,
the Cowboys return home for today's game with
Tony Dorsett ready to ramble once again. Dorsett ts
the rushing leader In the NFL and has averaged 7 .1
yards per carry along with catching eight passes for
an 8.9 average. The Cowboys, 3-0, are favored by
10'11 over the surprising Giants (2-11
1 p.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./
NFL FOOTBALL: San Diego at Denver .
Announcers : Charlie Jones and Len Dawson.
Dan Fouts threw three touchdown passes and
Chuck Muncie ran for two more TDs la st week as the
Chargers kept their record unblemished at 3-0.
Veter an Craiq Morton passed for 291 yards and four
touchdowns for the Broncos in a 28·10 triumph. He
reached the 25,000-yard plateau for his N FL career
last week. San Diego 1s favored by three points.
Sat11rday's college football scores n 2:55 p.m .• Channel 11 ii ./ ./ ./
DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at Houston.
Announcers : Ross Porter and Jerry Doggett.
West
USC 28, Oklahoma 24
Ohio St. 24, Stanford 19
Washington 17, Oregon 3
San Jose St. 27, Cal 24
Nevada (LV) 32. LB St. 31
Cal Slate N0<11'W•Cloe 10, UC O.•" 11 Cal POiy t Pomone) JS C•I Poly
tSl.0) 11
Humboldt 51. 11. O<t1dental I
~" Oleoo u 2•. Pomona tl P-t $ounO 11, Heywaro SI •
Chico SI 10, 5.lnla Clar a 1
l.ewl• & Clerk '· E Or<t00n 7 w. 0•990'! It, Whllworltl I
Rockies
BYU 41, Colorado 20
Wash. St. 24, Ariz. Sl 21
New Mexico 27, Air Force
10
Arizona 37, CS Full 16
Boise SI :M, H Arlr°"" 10
Fl u wt1 J, s Color-o
Monten• SI. JS. Simon fr .... I•
We!Mr SI 31, Porll-St ••
MonlAn• Tech 17, W Monten• I
H Color-IJ. Mornlnq\lde J
ACS.mt SI 13, Colo Mines IJ
Montan• t'l, H Iowa 21
Cerron :M, RoOy Mountain•
ldehO SI' 73, Ntv•d• t Reno) I Mtw, Colo 24, S Ut•h 7
Midwest
Iowa 20, UCLA 7
Penn St 30, Nebraska 24
Purdue 15. Notre Dame 14
Wisconsin 21, W. Mich. 10
Iowa St. 28, Kent St. 19
Minnesota 42. Ore Sl 12
Michigan 21, Navy 16
Mich St. 10, Swing Grn 7
Missouri 34, Lou1svdle 3
Kansas 21 , Kentucky 16
Utah 42, Northwestern O
Drake 18, Kansas St 17
Evansville 31, Butler 10
Ark. St. 26, Cent. Mich. 23
Ohio U. JO, Ball St 27
Cincinnati 10, Rutgers 0
Ind SI 14, Wichita St 14
Miami (01 18, E MICh 12
N . Ill 40, Ill St 7
Btn~1tllM Ill u LU•l•nct 10
Btlh•n• ll•n 11 Jonn CarrOll •
Contord1•. flAOOr 1"4 Hamhnt &
Concord I•, St P 11, NW w1uons1n 11
Oakol• SI 14 BIA<~ Miii\ SI •
OlcklMon SI 71 VAllPY (lly SI 9
E llllnol• SI On! SI Otuo 0
Elmnursl 11. W~aton I
NE llllno•• '·Alm• J
N MICl,.oan !'I. Grana Vell•v St 18
AlpQ<I '' McHvno\11'1, Ill 0 St C louo SI Jl, Norlhern SI , S 0 17
'ii John • M•M 1J SI 01•1 0
S OO ol• Teen 7t S Oa,ol• ~rgllo
I
WPslm•r 17, 0.,_• 0
Adroan 71 ~·• J C.•Ptl.al 10 Mount Union I
J•mnlown U , M •nol SI 11
Mus,1119um l ~"''°" l
Wabon n, Albion 11
WHh•n91on. Mo I• Kalam•100 ll
WlfmtnQt0rt 1' E•''"""'" 1 W•~ L•Crcxs. 1. W1\ Pla1t•wtllf' l
W1t1~nt>t19 IS, OhlO NortPWrn l
AnOer!.on \I Bluftlon O
"l~l•nCI 2• Notthwo Ml(h IJ
8•1dwin W•Uat_~ l8 HttO.U~ro 0
OubUQU. u l.ult''" 12
l"•rrisSt ?l.M•<htoan Teth6
Franli.lln 18, 0.00ot 14
liuron IS MAy'Ylllt ~I I
S.gtn .. • V41 SI H St JOSPOll Ind
15
S Dakota SI 11, NPIHM'• Om~n.. 10
Tovlot U Qel .. n<p I Tnotl S• C.owWnle•n ll
Woost•r l'O, Of\to WP\tyn I &.
BPIO•I u. Chi<-6
C•nl Melt>oa"t 19 Culvor 5tocklon
tS
c~ •9 ltno• IJ
Cu SI o A<IOlpl'tus i. Bet ho I Monn 6
>CPnyon JI Oti.rl•n 0
l.•wrence 1• Can<otOI• Moo• •
Mac<111nt.-r 11 a.uq)buro 2• --------------------
Baseball standings
AMERICAN LEAGl 'E
West Division
x-Oakland
Kansas Cit~
Minnesota
Seattle
Texas
Chicago
Angels
W L Pct. GB
23 19 548
24 21 5:\3 '~
22 24 478 3
21 24 467 31 ~
19 24 442 41
18 27 400 1\1 •
17 26 395 51 ~
Ea~t Division
Milwaukee 27 19 587
Boston 26 19 .578 '2
Detroit 26 19 578 1 i
Baltimore 24 20 545 2
x-New York 23 22 511 31 i
Cleveland 22 24 478 5
Toronto 19 23 452 6
x-First-half division winner
Sft11rNv'• 5<0n• A~I••· TorontoJ Mln"ffGI• 7, r ... , l
Cle'Y•l-1. Boiton S
M llweuk• •. Oel•oll J
Oelll•nd s. Clllc~ t
New York.•. lalllmot• • S.•111• •. llAM.S City 1
T-y'tGam ..
Toronto Ce.tt"9U9• 2·111 el lllt••tt• I~ l·I)
M llw-• CVIKllO'YICh IJ.f) et 0.lroll l,._U'V , .. ,
Cle'Yelend (ll.trllerl-11 at 8<KIOn (0jtOa .. 2) leltlrnore 10 Mer1IM1 ,,..,, •' Ne,. York.
11t1~aw1
Tuet C8utchtf 0-11 •I Nllnnn04e "'-"' 1•1 SU IUt (Clay 1-41 It IC-a City (J-1 S-11 Clllceoo • ....,.._-rtfft st end Koo,,.,.., I 121 al
0.klend (~Cl IM flftf 1(""911 t-sl
~ \TIOSi\L LEAGL'E
~\ c•-,t Oi vi"ion w I.
llt111:.tn11 '!I Iii
<"an<'1nna11 '' l i
t..;;111 Fra1w1~1·n 25 I !I
' Oodg.-r., 21 :!I
.\llanta 21 23
S.1n Diego 1:1 ~J
Ea-.t Division
P ct.
G·M
fll•I
568
533
477
28J
'lonlll·:1I ~6 1!J 578
I'.•
31~
5
SI Lotlls 23 21 523 21 ~
('11H·ago 20 22 47fi 4 1 i
'( Phaludl'l pht:t 20 23 <165 5
:-.le\\ York lO 25 441 6
1'1l tsbw:.ch • 18 27 .40(1 8 '( l'itsl half cli\.'ISIOl1 w1nnt'f
S.l"rf.eY't Scent
Houston~. ~ o
Mont•••'•. New Yori< 1
St I.outs S, PilltburQh l
PhHadelpl'tta •I Chicecro. ppd ••In
(lncln.,.11 l . "lllanl• 0
S•n Franct!>CO •. s..n OIPQO S T.O•v'• Gamft
O .... n l\lal..-z~•· IJ SI al Houtton ISullon 10.,
Ph1l•delphl• tc .. uon 12 J •nd Auth..,.n IH>"'
Chl<•90 t81ro •-' en<l Kru•ow t •I
New York IScoll •IOI al Monlr•ttl IROQOr1
ti/)
C1nclnt1itll 15,...,,,, 1).11 •t Atlanll tPury 71)
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M•M Oulu111 17. NW low•.
Minn MOt'rt\ l• SW MtnrwW>t• 10
M1\\our1 Aou~ ,_. Ev•noet l
Moorll••O SI 35, S.mlOJI SI I
Stou• F•ll• 17. O•kot• Wpslyn O
WI\ Sloul ll, w,. Wll•l•w•ter 10 Ftndlav l6 Manc;:hP\t_.r n
B•l<er 10. NH><•sk• Wolyn O
B"n~lct.,_., ltan 31. H•sl1n9• IJ
B•th•t. Kan 11, St Mary's. Kan I
Ft1•n<h 11. Tabar 1l
ll•M•• Wntvn •1. SW ltl.,. .. 0
Mo Soulr.•n 15, NW Okl•hOm• I)
Wiiiiam Je~ll 19, OoaM J
C.oncorC11a Neb 10. ~ru SI '
Dayton 16 O.Pauw O
G••c•l•no JI. Iowa Weslvn U
M1otand lS Chad•on SI 11
M•uourl V•I 10. MCI Am NH••-0
N Oakol• St JI N O•kol• 1
Olt•w• !Ian 17 Mc PT>tnon ti
Otlpr~•n U Maro.,lta 0 St Norbert 10, WO\ Sleven• P1 I
Stmpson 10 u_.. towa 1 s Oa•ota ,. AUQUSI-. s 0 0
Wi!yM Ntb l>I. Y•nl<tonO
W•S E•u Ciao-. lS. Wis 0.hl<OSll 0
East
Army 23, Brown 7
Holy Cross 33, Harvard 19
Mass. 10, Dartmouth 8
Colgate 34, Cornell 10
Delaware bl, Princeton 8
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Lafayette 28, Col umbia 13
Lehigh 58, Penn O
Syracuse 21 , Indiana 7
W. Va. 49, Colo. St. 3
South
Georgia 24, S. Caro 0
Alabama 28. Vandy 7
Miss. Sl. 28, Florida 7
Duke 29, Virginia 24
Memphis St. 28. Ga. Tech
15
N. Caro. 56, Boston Col. 14
S. Miss. 17, Richmond 10
Tennessee 10, Auburn 7
VMI 31, Wm&Mary 14
Va. Tech 30, Wk Forest 14
Citadel 34, Applchn St. 20
LSU 28, Rice 14
Arkansas 27, Mississippi
13
Maryland 34, N. Caro St
9
E Caro. 28, Toledo 24
Furman 31, W. Caro 27
SW La. 34, N. Tex. SI. 11
Al•t>•m• AAM 38, AIOllnY. C• 15
Belhur-. ~mn ll N C<trolln• A& T
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Cll1•wba 10, kewoerry 15
0.lt• SI 10, SE Mluovrl 1'
H•me>ton In$! 10, l.lvln95tone I
Jam"s Mectuon :W., Llbertv B•Plt\I If
KtnluckySI ti, llno•vllte 7
Southwest
San D1eqo SI 23, Okla. St.
16 Texas 14, Miami <Fla.) 7
SMU 20, TCU 9
Baylor 28, Texas Tech 15
Houston 35, Utah St. 7
Texas A&M 43, La. Tech
7
S. Ill. 36, Tulsa 34
SW Texas St. 24, Lamar 7 w. Tex. St. 35, Tex-Ari. 31
A~tlln SO T arl•tl>n SI 1
8 ""°" U , unqtton 1' Mt Murry n. Trinity 1'
Sul Rou SI o . l.ubc>o<i< Christiano
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Arkans .. Te<n lt. <Ant Mossouro"
E Tuu SI lt, Cent SI , Ok.la I•
Soul horn JS, Prat rle View o
Harding :W., SE OklahOma 28
SW Ol<lahOma 23. Sam Houston SI 1•
Ou•chil• 21, TuH lutt>e<an If
SE l.oulslen• l3 Strphen F Austin 1•
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NE Ol<l•lloma 13. Cent Ar,anw• l
Rookie sensation Fernando Valenzuela (13·5),
who has shown in the second half of play that he is
human after all with a loss and no decision in his last
two starts, takes the mound against former Dodger
Don Sutton < 10·8) The Dodgers are in fourth place in
the National League East, five games behind the
Astros.
OTHER TELEVISION
9 :.30 a .m . (2) NFL TODAY -Featur~· A
profile of Cowboys running back Tony Dorsett.
11 :.JO a.m. (7) COLLEGE FOOTBALL '81 -
Highlights of games played this weekend.
t2:30p.m. (4) -NFL '81.
2 :30 p.m. (7) SOCCER BOWL '81 -The NASL
championship game between Chicago and the
Cosmos. taped Saturday.
6 pm. (2) PRO FOOTBALL WRAP.
11 :.JO p .m. (9) COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Ohio
Stale vs. Stanford. Taped Saturday.
RADIO
Football Oakland at Detroit, 10 a.m .• KNX
( 1070); San Diego at Denver, 1 p.m .. KSDO < 1130).
Baseball Dodgers at Houston, 2: 55 p.m.,
KABC (790), Toronto at Angels, I p.m .• KMPC (710).
Hockey -Kings al Vancouver, 6:50 p.m .• KPRZ
( 1150).
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~-------~--~-----* * * * * * * * * * * * .+ : JOHNSON & SON : NFL standings
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Wc·stern Division
Atlanta
Rams
San Fran
New Orleans
W L PF PA Pct.
3 0 92 34 1.000
I 2 72 73 3~3
1 2 62 75 333
I 2 30 64 .333
AM t:RIC'AN CONFERENCE
Weste rn Division
San Diego
Kansas City
Oakland
Denver
Seattle
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Orango Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 2 7 1981 83
T ie OCC avoids Gaucho rout
P irn f,·s ''"''' dnu n riqht impr essive, despite 24-14 setback
Mesa suffers
21-16 setback
Ry JACK MINTER
Of Ille D•llY Pl ... SIAH
Co:-.ta Mesa ll i~h·, foot hall team fl'll '11 t1111 '•
a fa<>t f1nbh1ng Los Alamitos :-quad Satu1ct."
night. losing 21 16. a:-the '1!'.1ting c;rimn, 'u111•tl
twice in thl' fourth quarter tn non ll'ag111• ;i(·t1011 "
Newport Harbor's Davidson F1t.•ld
Led by quarterbal·k Chris /\lvan.~1 thl' 1;n11111,
'>polled the Mustang:-a W 1-t lead hd1•rl' \I\ a1 ,.,
ran for a onc~yard touchdn\\ n pl11ngt• "1th 111..,t ·1 11
lt•fl in the contt.•st
Alvarez h<id brought his tt•;un v. 1tl11n t w.-
pninls with a 29 ~ iJrd touchc.lo\\ n <ll'n;d to 'Piil 1 11d
Bill Ll'wis with H 17 left in the• final qUJrt1•1 B1 lh
uf Chuck Du1Jourd1t.·u·, P:\T k1t•ks \\en• good
Tht.• home cro\\d ".ill'ht.•d tht.•11 \l1ht;1111'"
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Following Lo:-Alam1tn" first touchdu" n. .1
ont! yard run by back Ep1 N<1polcs. Costa \k,.t
OnJss1:-. :":ii.on brought the µarus;m c·rov. cl tv ""
feel as he ran the l'nsuin~ kickoff bar I.. •111 ~ .11 d
for a touchdov.n to :-end tht' :\111..,t ,.rng:-. into th1·
lead. 10 7
F'ollov. ing his '~edge bloekmg. thl· !H>I po1111d
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Kicker Pt.•tt• Sc·hrub. who in the.• firs t qu.irt1•1 l•ciol
1.•rl a 26 y:.ird field goal. put up the l'Xtr:i p11111t '' 1t l
1 12 left rn the st.'cond quarll'r.
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11('(.".., 1ww rugged derense held the Guu<.'hos to
,, • ..,, J7 ~ .1r<h ru:-.hmg on the evening
It took Stt•wart's pinpoint passing, Mar!>hall's
nn·ll1·nt sna~s of passes and two crushing
p1·11 ..illH•s to kt.•ep the Gaucho margin at 14 points.
011e of t host' penalties was a pass inte rferenct>
r .111 l;1tc 111 the :-.econd period that had the OCC
1·10\\<l howling all through the 15-minute in
I 1•1 !TI IS.,1011
I thought we got scrt.'wed," Tu<.'ker said after
'h1· c 1111tl·:-.t The pass interference call and that
l.11·1· mu .. k pt>nalty both led to lou<.'hdowns for
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· 1 kt10\\ tht• off1l'iab are closer to the action
th in I am, but from where I was, they didn't look
l1h.1· p1•nalt1e'>"
l>t·sp11l• tht> defeat. Tucker was genuinely
pl<-ast•d with his t<'am's performance
·Our :-.pt•ctal teams j ust played great We s hut
do\\ 11 tht.•1r running game but they <Saddleback 1
,t.11 tc•d to wear u:-. down tn the second half ..
Aftt>r the Gau<'hos' Cnu g Miller had booted o
30 yard fwld goal to ~ive them a 24 7 bulge, the
P1r1:1tcs om·e again tr1c·d to mount a successful
driVl' only lo bt· rt.•pellt•d by the determined
Gaucho dt•ft•nst•
When the OtT orfen:-.e <·ouldn't put points on
the boant, tht.• OCT d<•fcn:-.e look 1t upon itst>lf to
prov1dl• st•\ en pornts On<·e again, Coast blocked a
Saddlcback punt
"l'hts ltmt'. hov. <•ver. the Pirates' Gntton
puunc·cd on tht· ball 111 the Gaucho end ione with
:1 02 rt.•main1n~ in lht· <·untest
Bub Mt.•lla "•'" the pl:i~t•r who hlorked the
µunt. l'appinJ.: :i superlath (' defons1 ve performam·e
v. hrt•h 1nduded 13 tu<'klt•s on the t!\'Cn1ng
"OCC JUSt did a ~real JOb on u:-. ... conceded
S\\ t•anngt.•n "I \\as s urpnsc·d that v. <· ('OU Id play
that poorly "
So wpre tht· 5,IMIO 1n attt'ndanC't' who t·xpected a
~lightly d1ffen•nl t·nding
Woodbridge falls to Oak Park
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Tht.• "econd hatr spark of Woodbridge High fell
... horl Saturdily night as the Warriors lost to Oak
!1.11 h. of Agoura, 19·7, at Irvine High.
Tru11tng Oak Park 14 -0 starting the second
h.ilf \\'arnor~ quarterback Hill Russell handed the
11 di off In wide rl'ceiver John Moreland on and
• 11d .1round reverse that sent the 5·10 junior on the l1111gl·~l ground gainer of the night netting 36
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The gain however. was typical of the Warriors
t 111 ... 1 rut inns Three plays later. Eagle defensive
,,ilt•I\ l>oug Roche. intercepted a pass on the Oak
l 1.1rk 2;, and rl'turned it 12 vards to the 37
I hl· Wat nors' only score c·ame on third·a nd·
1•o;il from tht• thn'l' when Rus:-.ell. bootlegging
.1111und th<· ll•ft s rde found \\1de receiver Willy Cof·
I•·\ ;don<· in the end zone Junior Todd Micheals
,11lcl1•cl lht• pwnt after
Tlw :l to. 160 pound Rus:-.ell completed 9 of 19
l'•'''l'~ for 78 ~ urds.
Earl\ in lht• second quarter . deep ba<.'k Enk
\llholtl·r sl<·ppl'd between Russell and his receiver
I•• -.t11p \\'oodhridge·., best dnve of the first ha lf
Wl' had soml' bad breaks." sa id Woodbridge
< 11.H·h c;t•nt> NoJ1 "But we definitely played a bet
11•1 'l't'11111l h:cilf "
Thl' diffen•ncl· in thl' outl'ome was measured
m the air a~ Eagll' quarterbac k Roc he• threw deep
and l'onnt•c•tt•d v. ilh the 5 9 Affholtt'r for a 63 yard
scon, It \\as the sc.•c·und TD for tht' Eagles in the
:>et·ond quartl•r
With st•ven minutt•:-. lt'ft to pl<t) in the half. Oak
Park linebacker Enk Ervin blockl'd a Warrior
punt on Woodbridge·~ 25, p1c•ked up the ball and
riJccd to th<: five hl'fon· bt•1ng caught
Gauchos win polo title
W/\LNCT Si.iddkba('k College. ll•d by Glenn
t\urkamp':-. four goals. dl'ft•iJlt'rl <>range Coast,
10 5, Saturda~. to <·aptun• thl' t·hamµ111n:-.h1p of the
MI San Antonin\\ ate1 polo tournamt>nt
The Guut'lws 11111,ht'd th(· two da' tourn<.1m~nt
\\ii h u 4 CJ rl'cnrd <1nd ()('(' v. a' 'l'l'Cmci at 3 l
OC'C. runrwr up to Golcl1•11 Wt•st 111 the• slate
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ancl Lann• 0 Donnell acldt'd three t\d<t m Sof10
chipped tn with tv.o
Saddlt·bat·k JUmpt•d to a 3 l first quarter lead
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Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Septemb r 27 I 981
Sixth-ranked Bruins take a ttimble
lOWA CITY, Iowa tAPl -Iowa, whlch
stunned a member of the nation's lop 10 two Wffkl
110. struck down anoth.,r colle1e football 1lant
Saturday
srarked by an Inspired d~fense and the kick·
Ing o freshman Tom Nichol, the Hawkeyes jolted
sixth·rated UCLA 20·7 lo 1ive Coach Hayden Fry
his lOOt.h carter coachlni victory.
In Its opener Sept. 12, Iowa sprung a 10. 7 upset
on Nebraska, which was rated seventh at the lime.
.. Anytime you beat UCLA In anything, even
ping pong, with the great program they have, It's
gre at." sald Fry, who is In his 20th year as a col-
lege coach.
"This ls old No. 100 for John H1'yden. They
gave me the game ball. I don't have a great won·
loss record, so I enjoy these three or four times
more than those i UYS with winning percentages O(
600 or .700 "
North Carolina
breezes, 56-14
Georgia, Alabama rip foes
From AP dispatches
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -T ailback Kelvin
Bryant scored four touchdowns and quarterback
Rod Elkins passed for three more as unbeaten and
nint h·ranked No rth Carolina crushed Boston
College 56·14 in college football Saturday
A crowd of 48,000 watched as Bryant raised his
season's touchdown total to 15. He scored on runs
of 2, 2, 4 and 39 yards.
With eight games rem aining, Bryant needs six
touchdowns to tie the Atlantic Coast Conference
SOVTH
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record of 21 set in 1970 by the Tar Heels' Don
McCauley. rn three games he is more than
halfway to the NCAA season record of 29
touchdowns set by Lydell Mitchell of Penn State an
1971.
Georgia 24, South Carolina 0
ATHENS , GA. -All ·Ame ric an tailback
Herschel Walker pounded out 176 yards and scored
two touchdowns Saturday as the 17th-r anked
Georgia Bulldogs rebounded from thei~ fi rst defeat
in 22 months to overwhelm South Carolina, 24-0.
Georgia, 3· l , which lost to Clemson 13-3 last
Saturday to snap its 15-game winning streak,
erupted for three second -half touchdowns after
managing only a 3·0 edge at intermission on
freshman Kevin Butler's 22.yard fi eld goal.
Alabama 28, Va nderbi lt 7
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Alabama's Benny Per-
rin returned an interception 78 yards for one
touchdown and Russ Wood scooped up a fumble
and rambled 33 yards for another as the Crimson
Tide 's defense st ymied Va nderbilt, 28·7, in a
Southeastern Conference game
The win brought Alabama Coach Paul "Bear"
Bryant's career coaching vic tory total to 309 in 37
years, just five wi ns short of Amos Alonzo Stag~·s
record 314
Miss i ssippi St . 28, Flor ida 7
J ACKSON. Miss Michael Haddix, Mis
sissippi State's leading rusher carried only three
times in the first half but scored on runs of 10 a nd 4
yards afte r perfect pilchouts from quarterback
John Bond and the 12th·ranked Bulldogs went on to
gain a sloppily played 28·7 Southeastern Con ·
ference victory over Florida.
M emphis St . 28, Georgia Tech 15
ATLANTA Sophomore Tom Smith, a scout
team member on Monday. came off the bench and
engineered th ree long drives. scor ing twice
himself, as Memphis State knocked off Georgia
Tech. 28·15.
Smith scored on runs of 9 and l yards . the last
wi th 2:50 remaining in t he third quarter, to end an
83-yard drive and .put the Tigers ahead to stay
21· 15
Tennessee 10, Auburn 7
KNOX VI L LE , T e nn . -T e n nessee
quarterback Steve Alatorre ran for a touchdown
and Fuad Reveiz kicked a field goal Saturday to
lift the Volunteers to a 10·7 victory over Auburn in
a Southeastern Conference game.
Alatorre directed Tennessee's offense after
freshman starter Al Cockrell injured his left knee
on a hit 2:23 into the first quarter. Tennessee
scored first with a 25·yard field goal by Reveiz
that ended a 15·play, 67·yard drive halfway into
the first quarter.
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NJchol k1ckt'd two Clcld gu1tb and dt'fcn111ve
lacklti Mark Bort:i: recovert'<l ll rumble 111 tht end
zone to lirt lowtt to its 8ccond victory In lhree
l 1trl11 Quarterback Pde G»lc scortd the
H:lwkeyes' other touchdown on a 16 yurd run
"We were c1ominuted on offenM'. kick1na-and
on defense." Uf'l,.A Coach Tarry Donahue said
"Our defense was good enouuh earl~ 111 the gaml'
and played. in fuel, 1>rt'll) wt•ll But then they
~imply had to istuy on tht• field loo long ¥nd JUSt
wore down.
"Iowa was just trt•int•ndou:. today and we
weren't very good " .
A sellout crowd of 60,004 at K1nn1ck Stadium
saw lowa use the same formula against UCLA,
now 2· l, a!-> 1t employed clga1nst Nebra~ka . The
llawkeyes shut off the potent UCLA offense with
an aggressive, swarming defense, and the Iowa of·
fense controlled the ball for long stretches of t!me.
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Longhorns outlast
Hurricanes, 14-7
F rom AP dh,patche~
AUSTIN, 1'Pxas Texa:. qua rtcrbat•k Rick
Mcivor lofted a 45-yarcl :.c·on ng pas" to wide re
c·e ivcr Donna· L1tt ll· T exJ:. s tartin g
quarterback last year \\1th 11 minute:. lefl in the
game a!> thl' Lon~horn"' dl'ft'.tkcl "v1 1am1. 14 7. in an
10terscct1onal game mat(·h1ng 1 ..... 0 Top 20 college
foothall tc<1m!>
Texas· othc•r "'1dt• r ect·1\l'r, sprinter Herk 1e
Walls, caught a 58 yard pa:.s from Md\•or to set up
the first Longhorn toul'hdown. wh tc•h came at the
end of a 99 ~ ard march
Baylor 28, T exas Tech 15
WACO. Texas Fre-.hm;IJI wingback lforCJce
Ales rambled ninl' \ .1rds fnr a g1) ahead touchdown
late 111 the fourth quartC'r and the Baylor Bears
opened defense of tht•1r Southwest ("011ferc•nce ti tle
with a hard-earned 28 15 \'lctor ... O\ 1•r lhl' Texas
Tech Red Raiders
The Red Raiders. hoping lo g1\'(' new coach
Jerry Moore h1~ first SWC" "'1n. led 15 14 going into
the fourth quartc.r than I.-. tu a 22· ~ ard :.con ng run
by l<lilhack Anthony H11tl'111'lon
SM U 20, TCU 9
FORT WORTH. 'l'1'll.a:. Tailback Eric
Dickerson scorl'd t\l.O t•>UC'hdnwm. as unbeaten.
20th-ranked Southl'rn M cthod1st pounded out a 20·9
Southwest Conference \ 1ctor) O\ t•r Texa-. Chris
t1an's feisty but frustrated Hurnl'd Frogs
Dickerson . recording his sixth straight 100·
yard rushmg performance. boomed acro~s from
the 1 and 2-yard ltnes for J pair of touc·hc1owns
"We played ln1p1red football Just Uh we did
against Nebraska," said Fry, who ls In bill third
year at Iowa "l never dreamed we could shut
them down lhat much. The defense was just
superb. We blocked and ran harder today t han we
have since l've been here "
UCL.A was playing its third strai,ht game on
the road, but Donahue said "to dwell on that and
indicate it played some role In our loss would be to
take away from the fine job by Iowa.
"I don't remember ever being quite as ineCfec·
t1 ve in my coaching career u our otrense was to·
day." he added. "We tried It up the middle and
were stopped. The same thing when we tried lo go
around the outside And then. when we tried to
pass. they sacked us."
Gales scored on a keeper around right end
a fter fa.king a handoff to give Iowa a 7·0 lead with
5 : 02 left in the first qua rter. His touchdown capped
I
an elaht·play, 45-yard drive aner UCLA had to
punt from Ill own 12.
UCLA lied the score In lh~ second quarter
afttlr defensive tackle Martin Moss recovered a
fumble by Iowa's Norm Granger at the Hawkeye
20 Quarterback Tom Ra msey. who wu sacked
five times In the first halt. ran 19 yards to the one ,
then scored from there on a sneak with 10:47 left ln
the second quarter .
Nichol kicked bis first field goal ever ror Iowa ,
a 3S·yarder with 9:48 left In the thi rd quarter and
booted a 43·yarder with 6.24 left in the game :
Bortz recovered his rumble for a touchdown with
13 · 37 left after Ramsey was h.it in the end zone by
Iowa defensive ends Andre Tippett and Brad Webb
Tailback Phil Blatcher kept Iowa's offense
moving by gaining 113 yards in 26 carries, and No.
2 quarterback Gordy Bohannon added 72 yards in
13 attempts.
Cougars stun ASU
O hio St. holds on t o bea t Stanf ord , 24 -19
From AP dispatches
PULLMAN , Wash. -Kevin Morris booted a
29-yard field goal with 5: 18 left lo give Was hington
State a 24·21 upset victory over No. 18 Arizona
Stare Saturday in the Pac 10 opener for both
teams
Morris' kick capped a nine·play, 56-yard drive
highlighted by junior quarterback Clete Casper's
22 -yard pass lo J eff Poppe and running back Tim
llarris' 17-yard run to the Sun Devils' 19-yard·line .
The Cougars' opening drive stalled at the WSU
27 , but was given ne w life when Dan Lynch re·
c·overed a fumbled punt at the Sun Devils' 31.
Cougar running back Harris scampered 14
yards for the score Morris' extra point failed.
Arizona State kicker Luis Zendejas kicked a
Iii yard field goal to make the score 6·3.
Ohio St . 24, Stanford 19
STANFORD Art Schli chter passed for two
I ouchdowns as Ohio State built an 18-point lead.
and the eighth-ranked Buckeyes held on for a 24-19
victorv over Stanford.
The game matching two of college foot ball's
best quarterbacks, Schlichter and Stanford's J ohn
Elway. lurned into a thriller as Elway tossed a
pair of touchdown passes early in the final
quarter But Elway re-injured an ankle which he
sprained two weeks ago and missed two series.
El~ay returned lo the game with 1 33 remain·
1ng and immediately completed a 22.yard pass.
But Vincent White caught a short pass at midfield.
fumbled when tackled by cornerback J eff Cisco.
and the Buckeyes· Marcus Marek recovered the
ball with 44 seconds left lo clinch the victory over
the Cardinab>.
Schlichter, who threw both of his scoring
passes to tight end Brad Dwelle, finished with 240
yards passing, only 16 of them coming in the last
period. Elway hit on 28 of 42 passes for 248 yards.
hitting Don Lonsinger and Mike Tolliver for
touchdowns
St:mford is 0·3 this season a nd has a fi ve.game
losing streak. the school's longest in 20 years.
San Jose St . 27, Cal 24
BERKE LEY Quarterback Steve Clarkson
threw three second half touchdown passes to run·
ning back Gerald Willhite and Mike Berg booted
an 18 yard field goal with 1: 50 remaining to break
a tie as San Jose State defeated California, 27·24 .
Berg's kick came after defensive end Bob
Overly blocked a Califo rnia ·punt al the 8-yard line
to set up the final score in the regionally telecast
non-conference game.
Coming from a 7.3 halftime defi cit, Clarkson
connected with Willhite twice in the third period
for touchdowns of 10 and 16 yards. then round
Willhite early in the final period on a 45-yard
touchdown pass. That gave the underdog Spartans
a 24 ~ 14 lead
Rut California , now 1-3. battled back behind the passing of junior quarterback J Torchio and
made the score 24-21 on a 9-yard burst by fullback
Carl Montgomery
WEST
W ash i ngton 17, Oregon 3
EUGENE. Ore. -Sophomore Stewart Hill
blocked a purit and Vince Newsome returned it for
the onl y touchdown Washington needed as the 16th·
ranked Huskies downed Oregon, 17·3.
Newsome's 12·yard return gave the Huskies a
7 0 lead m the second quarter and Washington's
quick, strong defense held the Ducks to a fi eld goal
the rest of the game.
The Huskies, 3·0, added 10 points in the final
quarter to make the victory margin more com -
fortable .
BY U 41 , Co lor ado 20
BOULDER, Colo. -J im McMahon passed for
263 yards and three touchdowns before leaving the
game early in the th ird quarter with a knee injury,
leading 11th-ranked Brigham Young to a 41·20 rout
of Colorado.
McMahon, who completed 15 of 30 passes and
added a pair of NCAA records to the 35 he pre·
v1ously owned, suffered a hyperextended left knee
when hit by blitzing Colorado safety Ellis Wood
with 13:41 left in the third quarter . He did not re·
turn to action as trainers applied ice to the injury.
but lhe full extent of the injury was not immediate·
ly known.
A r izona 37 , CS Fullerton 16
TUCSON Vance J ohnson scored three
touchdowns as a badly embarrassed Arizona
r allied in the second half to turn back a fi red-up
Cal State Fullerton squad, 37·16, in a penalty·
plagued game
Johnson caught a 34 -yard go·ahead touchdown
in the fourth quarter from Wildcat quarterback
Tom Tunnicli ffe to ice the game, after being
stunned throughout a sloppy first half He added
two more scores on runs of five and three yards as
Arizona came up with a total of five touchdowns in
the final 30 minutes.
Titans· place kicker Greg Stetnke tied the
game. 16-16, and also hi s school's record for the
second longest fiel~ goal, with a 52-yarder.
N ev ada (LV) 32, Long Beach St . 31
LAS VEGAS Quarterback Sam King fired a
13.yard touchdown pass lo wingback Ray Crouse
with 4·09 remainjng and then hit Crouse with a
two-point conversion pass to lift Nevada-Las
Vegas to a 32·31 victory over Long Beach State.
King and starting UNLV quarterback Kenny
.Mayne combined for 27 completions in 45 attempts
for 416 yards and three touchdowns. King, who was
15 of 28 for 246 yards, hooked up with Michael
Morton on a 20·yard scoring throw and Mayne hit
Mel Carver with an I°l-yard TD pass.
Pagnanelli nearly pulls it off
Scoring for Long Beach State were Louis
Leidelmeyer on a 12-yard pass from Doug Disney,
Lenny Montgomery on a 3-yard run. Tim Gross on
a I-yard run, James Davis on a 25-yard pass from
Angelo Gasca and Guy, Johnson, who kicked a 41 ·
yard field goal and four conversions. Speclal to the Dail) Pilot
ANN ARBOH . Mi ch Former Huntington
Beach High standout Marco Pagnanelli ca me off
the bench to bring Navy within reach of what
would have been a staggering up<;et of seventh
r anked Michigan Saturday
However, Michigan held on for a 21-16 victory
His team was trailing 21· 16 when Pagnanelli. a
sophomore, gave the partisan M1ch1gan crowd or
105,213 a scare as he drove Navy from its own 28 to
a first down at the Mich1~an 23 in the game's final
two m inutes.
However. Michigan bli tzed and c aught
Pagnanelli for an eight·yard loss . After a pass
missed its tar~t at the goal line, another throw
lost two yards. Pagnanelli was then dropped for a
six -yard loss to end the threat.
.. Pagnanelli did a fi ne job for us," said Navy
Coach George Welsh. ··1 just wish he'd have had
more experience so he could have read that blitz
and done something else .. Welch delined lo say
whether Pagnanelli's performance may ha ve
earned him a starting assignment next week
agamst Yale.
"I thought at the end we could win," said
Pagnanell i. "I should have picked up the blitz,"
Pagnanelli came into the game with 8:35 left
in the half and his team tr ailing, 14·0. Navy had no
first downs at that juncture.
Sa n Diego St.,23, Oklahom a St . 16
STILLWATER, Okla. -Matt Kofler's second
touchdown pass and a 1-yard scoring run by Craig
Ellis within three minutes of each other in the
third quarter pulled San Diego State from a 10·7
halftime deficit and boosted the Aztecs to a 23·16
victory over Oklahom a State.
Kofler was dogged by the Cowboy defenders,
who sacked him fi ve times for losses of 71 yards.
But the senior from San Diego led an aerial attack
past the home team's secondary.
Irish staggered DANA HILL
ROMP , 20-0
Penn State topples Nebraska , 30-24
From AP da.patclaea
WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind.
Quartuback Scot\ Campbell's 7-yard
touchdown pus and two-point con·
vtrslon to nanlter Steve Bryant with
19 aeconds to go lifted Purdue to a
15·14 colJeee football upset Saturday
over 13th-ranked Notre Dame.
The wuming Purdue score followed
a 30-yard touchdown run by Notre
Dame's Phil Carter that broke a 7-7
tie with 2:57 remaining. Campbell
then led the final Boilermaker drive,
completing passes of 33 yards to Eric
Jordan and 42 yards to Bryant that
gave Purdue a first down at the Irish
1 with 39 seconds left.
Wally Jones was thrown for a 6·
yard loss. and two passes by
Campbell were incomplete before he
found Bryant in the left corner of the
end zone on fourth down for the
touchdown. The Boilermakers elect·
ed to try for the victory and
Campbell hit Bryant for the two-paint
conversion.
Penn State w ins
LINCOLN, Neb. -Brian Franco
kicked a school record fi ve rield
goals and Curt Warner rushed for 238
~rds to lead third-ranked Penn
itlate to a 30-24 victory over 15th·
tinked Nebraska.
~Franco provided the winning
margin with second-half boots of 20
a nd 32 yards . The kicks offset
touchdown passes of 9 yards to Jamie
Williams and 16 yards to Scott
Woodard by Nebraska's Mark
Mauer.
The Nittany Lions. trailing 24 -20.
scored on a 2-yard run by fullback
Joel Coles and on Franco's record-
setting fifth field goal to regain the
w i nning margin in the fourth
quarter.
Penn State took advantage of two
fumble recoveries to set up Franco's
rield goals of 48 and 39 yards in the
second quarter. Franco also drilled a
29-yarder on the Nittany Lions' first
possession of the game.
Kansas still unbeaten
LAWRENCE. Kan. -Tracy Mack
bulled into the end zone with 25
seconds remaining. capping a 65·
yard drive and a furious comeback
that saw Kansas sco re two
louchdowns in the final 51".I minutes
and beat Kentucky. 21·16.
Garfield Taylor, s ubbing for the in-
jured Kerwin Bell, picked up 46
yards in the winning drive and
scored in the fourth period on a 3.
yard run.
Tom Griggs kicked two field goals
and Rick Stein tied a Kentucky rec-
ord with a 52-yarder as the Wildcats
seemingly outplay~d the Jayhawks,
but were never able to pull away.
Kansas. now unbeaten m three
games. recovered a Kentucky fumble
late in the fourth quarter to set up
Taylor's 3-yard touchdown burst,
but. for the second time in the game,
missed an attempt for a two-point
conversion.
MIDWEST
Griggs· 2•·yard field goal early in
the second period eave Kentucky a
3·2 lead, then the Wildcats went up
10-2 on Randy Jenkins, 18-yard
touchdown pass to tight end Jim
Campbell.
The Wildcats went up 16·6 in the
third period of the penalty-marred game.
M issouri rolls on
COLUMBIA , Mo . -Flanker
James Caver set up three
touchdowns with punt returns. help-
ing unbeaten Missouri crack
Louisville's stubborn defense and roll
in the second half lo a 34.3 win.
The host Tigers, working against a
five-man Louisville line, netted only
4 yards on 22 rushing tries in the
opening two quarters. Two of the car-
ries were from inside the 1 by
quarterback Mike Hyde, who con·
verted both into touchdowns on
fourth down
Utah belts Wildcats
EVANSTON, Ill . -Del Rodgers
scored four touchdowns, one on a
36-yard pass reception and another
on a 56-yard run, to power Utah to a
42·0 non-conference victory Saturday
over Northwestern. extending the
Wildcats'. losing skein to 23 straight.
Rodgers also scored on runs of six
and two yards . The Utes', Rob
Richeson scored on a 15-yard run and
Carl Mo nr oe added another
touchdown on a 14-yard dash to com-
plete the rout.
ttodgers rushed 19 times for 140
yards, while Richeson added 87 yards
in 11 carries and Monroe 81 yards in
15 attempts.
M ichigan St. struggles
EAST LANSING , Mich. -Lance
Hawkins scored on a 2-yard run and
Morten Andersen kicked a 47-yard
field goal as Michigan State strug·
gled past Bowling Green, 10·7. in a
m istake·filled game.
The MSU victory s poiled a
homecoming of sorts for Bowling
Green coach Denny Stolz, a Lansing
native who coached the Spartans
from 1973· 75.
Or egon St. thumped
MlNNEAP OL I S Junior
quarterback Mike Hohensee threw a
school record five touchdown passes,
leading Minnesota to a 42·12 victory
over Oregon State.
Hohensee. a junior college transfer 1 from California, completed 11 of 22
passes for 168 yards before leaving
the game late in the third quarter.
His scoring passes covered 8 and 14
yards to tight end Mike Curtis. 1 yard
to Jay Carroll . 38 yards to Chester
Cooper a nd 27 yards lo Ro n
Weck backer.
CdM sweeps own meet
But Invitational may be on last legs
By J ACK MINTER
Of tlle o.fly P1111C Sa.fl
The big winners in Saturday's 16th
11nnual Corona del Mar Invitational
cross country meet were Corona del
Mar. Newport Harbor and Mission
Viejo, but the big loser was the meet
itself.
For the past 16 years Coach John
Blair of Corona del Mar High has
put together the distance carnival
with races in boys, girls. varsity,
junior varsity, sophomore and
freshman divisions.
"You may be watching the last
one." Blair confessed. "Wh en I start·
ed this we were the only invitational
around, now there's so much to do
(other major invitationals I. Next
The Sea King girls were led by Ann
Scott. Stacy Skeie. Lynn Perkins and
Anne Hilbert. They all finished in the
top 10, going 4·5·7-8. Scott's lime was
20:22 .5. Newport Harbor's girls
varsity squad barely edged Valencia.
59-60 , in the Division II race.
P aced by Jodi Van Sickle. the
Sailors finished 5-8·9· I0· 13 for their 59
points. Van Sickle ran 20 :50.8. Shana
Barry, Shelly Crikett, Jeanne
Nurmadeau and Maria Newkirk led
Newpart to the title.
From Page 81
TUCKER • • •
year I'll probably just run the China on the part of the women's organiza-
Cup." tions which campaign for equality in
(The China Cup Running Series is all matters with the possible excep·
seven races in which o p e n tion of picking up tabs. These groups
Runnln1 back Oean
Su1ano rwshod for 174
yuds on 24 carrie1 and
Tim Champieux 1cored
one touchdown and boot
ed a pair of field goals
as Dana H1lls posted a
20·0 non-league win over
visiting Bassett Satur·
day.
Sugano carried the
ball 24 times in account·
Ing for the bulk of the of·
fense the Dolphins im·
proved their overall
mark to 2·1
Dana Hills visits Woodbridge Friday.
'
competition runners attain points in would change the name of the Olym· '
each finish. the top men and women pie event to the person jump.
scorers receive an a ll expense paid This is not to suggest all lady
10,.day trip lo Taiwan for two interna-sports writers are all bad. One of
lional meets in December. A China th em recently butted in on an
Cup race followed the high school altercation between a male journalist
cross country invitational.> and baseball star George Brett and So in the record books the 1981 Corona del Mar Invitational will read reportedly took a slap to the side of the head. that Corona del Mar's boys and girls each took their varsity category in As far as it is known. the lady did
Di vision I and Mission Viejo took not protest on the grounds of her sex.
Division II boys honors while In which case it would be to her
Newpart Harbors' girls won a close credit that she realizes 1he will have
victory in Division II. to take the good with the bad in this
The CdM boys and girls teams both dodge and that sometimes includes a
won by impressive margins (.26 and punch in the mouth.
27 points). Dave Anderson led the This tourist once encountered a
Sea Kings with his fourth place finish female sports writer throwJng a tan-
of 16 :41.5 over the rough terrain of trum outside a men's locker room
the upper-Newport Bay surround· and suggested she was coming
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Orange Cont DAIL V PILOT/Sunday, September 27, 1981 ••
• Angels wm; Grich nears .300
From AP dbpatclilet
Bobby Grich continued enjoy·
ing a powerful econd half of the
seuon Satu_rday anernoon. but
for the Angels' second baseman
his average Is the most Impor-
tant statistic.
"I'd love to be able to tell my
grandchildren I hit .300 one
year ." said Grich, who pawered
his 13th homer of the second
season and 19th of the year to
lead the Angels to a 6·3 win over
Toronto at Anaheim Stadium.
That was Grich's only hit in
two official at-bats and raised
his batting average to .299. His
hll&h mark wu .294 In 1179.
"I remember 1 waa at .295 10·
ing Into the last week and Just
hung u.round that figure." uJd
Grich, who is due to become a
rree aeent after this season.
Along with the 13 homers he has
driven in 27 runs In the second
half of the season.
Grich's two-run homer in the
third Lnning and a solo blast by
John Harris in the second start·
ed off the Angels against Juan
Berenguer, 2·12.
Grich made it 3·0 when he
followed a one-out single by Rod
Carew.
It was the 2.SOOth career hit
for Carew, who was makln1 his
f 1rsl appearance alter mlssln1
11 1ames with a bruised
shoulder he s uffered in a col·
lusion al first base with Texas'
Billy Sample
The Blue Jays scored two rum1
in the fourth when John
Mayberry singled and Lloyd
Moseby doubled to aet up Ted
Cox's two-run double off Steve
~enko. 8_..
Rookie Daryl Sconiers drove
in the Angels' final three runs
with a bases-loaded infield
s ingle in the firth and a two-run
triple in the seventh off reliever
Dale Murray.
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Lo•r• 07. Gtrden Grove•
Kennedy JI. Or-o
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Jtm Booro. ... 11-11 110
O•vld f-• IC>-69-11 110
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J•O R.,,...r 14 10-.1 111
Biii Britton 11-11.-.9 11t
ferry Dtent 10/0.11 111
Jim Thorpe 11·•9-11 111
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Boll Kr •hert •110-1._ 111
EO Snead II 1)... '" J eff TllomW!n 71·11-61 112
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J C Snead ll* 11 111
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J oe HtQtr 11 ••n lit
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J oe Au...it 10..~n 111
Ben Crel'\lllw 14.71... 213
Bruce Oouqlt u 14·10..t-713
Allen Mlllff ... 1l-71-11J
LH EIOe< 11·10-71 111
llOI> Glider 61·1'·12-111
Mike Ho111no 11-10.12 713
Jim Barbtr IJ .. ~11 JIJ
Btll C•ll~ 11·12·10 114
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Joe tnm•n 13.10-11 '" Fuuy Zoell!'< 10 ll-11 11•
EO OoUQllerly 11 II 12 114
Roe hie Aor..m n lC>-12 ?U
Bob En-II 74-10 11S
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Eo riorl 11 11·11 215
M•rk O'IM,.ra IHI IJ 1U
Ron !>trec:i. n 1C>-1J 1tS
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Bero 8ryen1 IS..11J )U
Mike Gove /J /HI 116
Sku1er Ht"1h Tl /1 II 71•
Tom Norris I) 11 II 2i.
fommy A•trOll 11 1•11 11•
Fr.cl Couples 11 11-12-2tt
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Tom Purt~er 6.._74-7)-216
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Gary HallbtrO 11-11-24-21•
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Chip Bao 11·1l-1l-211
Bob Ihm.,. 1t.11.1s-2n
Mike McCuOOUQh 7l·IHJ-21t
P1111 H•ncoo 13 11·14-11'
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Gary TrlVllC>flno 61-1 .. 14 11•
Jlm Oenl 10·12·71-21'
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V•no Htal-10.14-1t-220
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TllomH Gray 14·1 l-1t-t11
Mlh Pe<~ 12·13-1~121
Curtl> Sttt0rd 10·14-11-%21
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Royce (GovcJr .. ul 2 IO
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From Page 8 1
TROJANS. • •
tempt crossf'd his mind, but onJy
brtcfly "No n •Id goals. baby,.
we hud loo muny thlnica c0Ja1
for ui> " •
For u loni:. long time, USC
had lllth: going for it. excepl f()r
Oklahomu's .clft fumbles '10 ln
ull 1 and 1n fuel , only twice did
the TroJan:. uctually ronla•n
Okluhoma
Tht· first ttmt· did nothl""
more ttwn provad t• Oklahoma
with a 27·yard field goal in the
second quarter and wilh lime
r unning out, It was that pla~·
kick which was the difference
124·21 I
T HE s..:CONO T IME came
when the Trojans put Oklahoma
111to d fourth-and-one situatfon
und Swttzer decided it too risky
nol to punt <Ok lahoma's only
punt I out or danger
It's a decision Switzer will
have-to think about when he
looks bu(•k on this 6ne·:..;. .as lte
Joins the c rowd which oveJ! t~e·
years has given the Trojans one •
more chance.
Even Traveler II. the Trojans·
mascot, look a s pill on the slick
Tartan surfact of the Coliseum
track during USC's drive in the
fourth quarter as Troy marched
to get to within three points on
Allen·!> 3-yard dive.
The Trojans were still in the
game. but on very shaky terms.
.. , thought he'<1 I Travele r lJ l
make a comeback . just like ~·e
wo uld ," s aid a de lighted
Robinson. mobbed by the pr~.
well-wishers I Lakers owner
J1:rry Buss and superstar Magic
Johnson. among others>
AU .EN AGAIN showed why
hl' is becoming the favorite for
t he Jle1sman Trophy. r ambling
fol' 208 yards on 39 ca rries. in·
rlud tng touchdown runs or 27
and 3 )'Urds
.. Allen 1s absolute!)' t he best
player ever on this fi eld ... s aid
1\llen "And Malu r s tood 1n
the re and fired ..
Switzer. too. acknowledged
the great lJSC back
··You fl' a great ·i!~Q.Ye q
Marcus." the Oklahom,u ?:°'"Ct1·
told Allen ··1 hope you •Jet .;t 1 1t ei~man Trophy 1 l 'll .Jote for
you." '·
Wh1)1;' Allen was brilliant and
many other Trojans were close
lo 1t . 1n rea l i t y 1t was
Ok lahoma 's game fro m the
opening kickoff until that fatal
decis ion when the Sooners
punted
Quarter backs Kelly Phelps ( 10
carries for 56 yards> a nd Darrell
She pard 114 for 67 l and running
backs Stanlev Wilson 117 for 891
and Buster ·Rhy mes 17 for 681
were just making mincemeat
out or Chip Banks and has TroJan
defenders
From Page 81
SOONERS
loo. And the-1r st rong points are
not strong enou~h to hide their
weak points
"The whole s1tual1on 1s hard to
aceept beC'aU~l' we JU t flat out
played them "
T H E EVE R -GRAC I Ot;S
Switzer praised the
comeba<'k.
Trojans·
"'I think without a doubt
million!> or people saw two great
foot ball I ea ms Wday." Switz.er
~aid · We were Jus t two seconds
!>ho rt
"Our young people played bet·
tcr than I thought they would -
but it wasn't enough. use has to
be complimented for keeping its
poise.
"Our offe nse did a tr em endous
JOb of moving the football 1444
yards in lolal offense I If it
wasn't for the fumble, we cer
la1nly would ha.ve scored more
Everyone knows we were about
as good as they were.
"They're a great te am but
when you're ahead by 10 points
in the fourth quarter and you al
low them lo win 1l . well. it's
disappointing."
OME OF the Sooner players
wer e also a little disappointed
with Switzer when the Oklahoma
coach opted to punt on a fourth-
and-one on the Sooner 40. rather
than go for the first down with ,
5 15 remaining . · ~,.
"In a way l 'm upset," ad-
m 1tted Cr ouch "We are a
veteran senior offensive line. We
did nothing but get yardage on
lhl'm all day. If we couldn't get
one more yard in that situation
"The coach made the call.
though. It was his decision. He's
the one who has to live with it."
"I wanted him to go for it. 1
fell we s hould have, but ... "
a dded Lewis.
Switzer wouldn't a llow himself
to be second guessed.
"If they're good enough to
t ake it 80 yards, then they're
good e nough to win the football
game. That's I how I felt," de·
fe nded the sooner coach.
And, as a result. that's how
USC won.
As Rick Bryan s ummed up:
"Yeah, we beat them all day
long, but the end result Is the •
final score. And we weren '\~•·
wln ner5." • • • ·: ·'
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 27, 1981 87
11uu111111111~
Mrs Mitchell Mrs Gr0Z1oil \!rs .\1armo
Mitchell-Creakman Grazioli-Wilson Mari110-Roberts
Elizabet)\ Anit.a Cre~.~Ellan . of Academy of Performing Arts.
Tustin and . .Steveh Keit.tfMitcbell The bridegroom, son of Mr
Carolin e Ann Wil s on of
Newport Beach and Albert John
Grazioli J r. of Pasadena were
m arried recently at the First
Congregational Church in Los
Angeles.
the Univers ity of Color ado. Janice Marie Robert s of
Cypress and Scott Gray Marmo
o f Newport Beach have ex-
changed wedding vows in Our
Lady Queen of Angels Church.
Newport Bea,ch .
the Broadwa~ Department
Stores of Pa"Sadena recently exchanged and Mrs. George E. Mitchell of
wedding vows in Calvary Chapel Naples, Fla. graduated from
of Costa Mesa. Thousand Oaks High School and
T,he bride, daughter of Mr. t he Art Center College of
and-'Mrs. Frank N~Creakman,of ~ ~\sjg n , Pasadena . He is ~ Tustiil·1'rati~a&~ f~.Jreynolds .· ·e mployee .b~ George Mitchell
·Senior' High th w'in'!ton-Salem, J\ssocia(es .
N .C ... a.nq the Univer s ilY.,of The couple plan to live in Ca liJ~r'nia . Irvine . Sh ~· is Brea, California alter a wedding
e m ~~~e.d b y th e Ir ~i n e trip to Hawaii.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest C. Wilson, Jr.
of Newport Beach, graduated
from Newport Harbor High
School and attended USC and
The bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mrs . Albert John Grazioli
Sr. of Colorado Springs, a t-
tended USC and graduated from
Rice University in Hous ton. He
is employed by Coldwell Banker
Company in Los Angeles.
The couple plan to make their
home in Pasadena.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William II Roberts of
Cypress, graduated from Wilson
High School, Long Beach, and
the Universit y of Southern
Californla. She is employed by
The b"'ridcgroom . son of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael T. Marino of
Newport Reach. graduated from
Corona del Mar High School and
the l 'niversitv of Southern
California lie is employed by
the Bank of Newport.
The eouple plan to live in
Irvine after a wedding trip to
llawa11
Mrs. Of/stein
Of/stein-Knotts
Kim Marie Knotts and Dale Warren Offatein,
~th .of;~~ Mesa exchanged ~eddin:e:-V.ow~ r e-
• ~enir ~~e.Fq•-B'C~b-,: ... ~ ... ·. · , • 4 . ,\ltf'.. and Lilr
:JI 'f r 4 ~ Newport ~,.:. a ' .hool, Oranee COu College and Is
presently atteodlrlg Cal State, Fullerton. She I.a
-employed by Zuma Constructors Inc., Costa Mesa.
The 'bride1room, son of Myron G. and Edith
.Ofrstein or Newport Beach, graduated from
Newport Harbor ff1tb ScbooJ. He ls employed by
' Dan'~.Automolive, Qolta Mesa. , Tbe couple live in Newport Beach. .. . ..
Mr. and Mrs. McCrann
Boulger-Cook
McCrann-Ackerman
Claire Lynne Ackerman of Escondido and Kel-
ly J . McCrann of Costa Mesa were married recent-
ly in the Lutheran Church of Our Savior in San
Clem ente.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert
Ackerman or Oceanside, graduated from Mount
St. Mary's College in Los Angeles.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McCrann, formerly or Costa Mesa, is a graduate of
UCLA and the Har vard Graduate School of Busi-
ness Administration.
The couple plan to live in Culver Ci ty.
Lulofs-Salyer
Ruth Roxane Salyer of Westminster and
Edward Ray Lulofs of Santa Mon ica were married
recently in the Town and Gown Garden P atio at use.
The bride, daughter of John Wesley Salyer of
Westminster , graduated from Corona del Mar
High School and USC and Purdue Uruversity in In-
diana.
She is employed by USC, where she is pursu-
ing her PhD, and Pasadena City College.
The bridegroom, son of Eugene L. Lulofs of
Muskegon, Mkh., completed his bachelor's degree
at Michigan State Uruversity and his master's at
Ohio State University, majoring in physics.
He is employed by Pioneer Magnetics in Santa
Monica.
The couple plan to live in Santa Monica follow-
ing a wedding trip to Northern California.
Mrs. Boulger Basque-Hutchison
Mrs. Basque
Annemarie Cook of Huntington Beach and
Shawn Boulger or Anaheim were married recently
at St. J oachim's Church in Costa Mesa.
Linda S. Hutchison or Corona del Mar and
David E. Basque of Pleasant Hill were married re·
cently at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. A re-
ception followed at the Newporter Inn.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
J . Hutchison of Corona del Mar Is a grat'!uate of
Newport Harbor High and a senior at the Universi-
ty of California In Santa Barbara. The bride, daughter of William and Saundra
Cook of Huntington Beach, 1raduated from Mater
Dei High School and attended Oran1e Coast
College.
The bridegroom, 100 ol Pat.rick and Loma
Boulger ol Anaheim, graduated from Ma1noll1
High School.
The brideiroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Basque of Torrance, is a eraduate of Costa Mesa
High School and the University or California at
Santa Barbara. .
Following a trip throu1h coastal California,
the couple plan to live in San Francisco.
.\Ir 011d .\lrs Lulo/s
.\frs Fisher
Fisher-Best
Amy Best of Newport Beach and Robert D.
Fisher II of Mission Viejo were married recently
in St. Mark P resbyterian Church of Newport
Beach.
The bride, daughter of Mrs . Aline Best of
Newport Beach, graduated from University Hilb
School in Irvine and ls employed by Anderson "
Anderson Insurance Brokers.
The bridegroom, son of Mrs. James Evans of
Riverside and Mr. Robert D. Fi.sher of llllslon
Viejo, graduated from Mission Viejo High School
and is employed by Irvine Auto Part.a.
The couple plan to make tbe1r home ln Ml11loo
Viejo after a weddint trip to Hawail.
a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 27 . 1981
I ~T • • • -f.
110 invitations Jor mom
DEAR Rl:ADERS A recent letter from a
woman whO complained that her married children
never invited her for a meal 1enerated thou11nda
of letters. Sorry lo say, almost all sounded like
thee:
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Your column today
aot to me. Why doesn't mother set Invited to our
home to eat? Because -she tells me I'm a lousy
cook, the meat is touah, the potat~s are runny,
the coffee is weak, the sink is dirty.
Then she starts on the kids. They all need
halrcut.s. They have no 111anners and they Inter-
r upt when adults are speakin1.
She must str aighten the pictures on the walJ
and pick lint of( the furniture. I could scream. Her
conversation is a running diatribe against every
member or the family. dredging up petty slights
going back 40 years.
No one wants her on any holiday, let alone
other times. This lady bas eight children wbo live
close enough to be of real service, but she has
driven them all away with her constant criticism
All LANDERS
and sharp tongue.
She holds her money over our heads like the
sword ol Damocles and Intends to punish each and
every one of us from her grave by writing a will
that would knock your socks off. We all decided
some time ago it was not worth lt . So we visit OC·
casionally to see that she ls OK and call, but th e
less she knows about us, the less she bas to talk
about to others. -SORRY, MOM, I MEAN YOU
And another.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have been fuming
ever since I read that letter in your column by the
mother who invited her son and his family for din-
ner and holidays and wondered why she was never
Cance r • • • Y our life style subject to change
Monday, September %8
By SIDNEY OMARB
ARIES (March 21-ApriJ 19): Breakthrough in·
dicated as legal green light flashes. You'll receive
special rights and permissions. Gemini, Saglt·
tarius natives figure in active sceJlario. Travel
plan s could be subject to change.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Focus on in·
tricacies, fine pr int, details, puzzle pieces, subtle
clues and innuendoes. Routine tasks command
mor e-than.usual attention. Emphasis aJso on re·
sear ch, special files and co-workers.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Reach beyond cur-
rent expectations persons in authority wtU back
you. Accent on income, basic assets and appraisal
of possessions. Taurus, Capricorn and another
Virgo fi gur e prominently. Older individual
becomes valuable ally.
LIBRA CSept. 23-0ct. 22): You strike chord of
"universal appeal." People are interested in your
views, s tatements and actions. Em phasis on
pe rsonality. direct approach and the completion of
longstanding projects. Keep eye on Aries!
SCORPIO COct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on in·
dependence, originality. new contacts and a mean-
ingful "romantic interlude ... Scenario highlights
intrigue, confidential material, behind-scenes ac·
-.. ' .
she beefs too much
invited to th~lr place. I'm surt-. that letter w11 '
written by my motht:r·in-law.
She ls right. We DO accept her invitations for
m eals becawie otherwh1., we would never see her.
But never again wlll I Invite her to our home for
d inner.
For three ycar11 l put up with her criticism.
and every time s he left I was ln tear~. FinaUy. my
husband (her son) told me, "We'll go to her house,
but we're not having her Qere again." Wh al
follows is a sample of the conversation from the
last Ume she came for dinner :
"Your livma room draperies look shabby. Are
lhcy sun-split, or has the cat been running up and
down them?"
"The sofK is lumpy. You really should have ll
t e u pholstered. · ·
··You didn't put enough salt in the noodlt>
water."
"The coffee has a peculiar taste. ls it the
water or the brand?"
"The vegetables are overcooked Actually
steaming Is better than boihng "
~~Al~~~> "Y ASHLEIGH tlf®1~~. BRILLIANT J L _ -------
NOTHING
LASTS
FOREVER--
NOT EVE N THE F'EELIN G
THAT N OTH l"JG LASTS F"OP.EVER.
''1'he meat la slrin&Y You ahould buy a better
arade "
''Cet me an ashtray l know you don't like
smoking, but I'm too old to chanae."
You can print my name and city lf you like,
Ann My mother-in-law will surely recoanh:e this
letter. and I cowdn't care less. Every word of It If
tru e . -SIGNATU R E WITHHELD A T
DISC RETION OF COLUMNIST
Dear Reader1: I don't know when J bave reacl-
sucb depre111n1 mall. The brickbata were for
motben as well as mothen·ln·law. Several men
wrote In defense or their wives.
Surely there are daughters and daucbters·lD·
law who have tometblng good t.o say oo the sub·
Ject. May I bear from you, please?
llow to -and how much? F'ind out With Ann Lon·
ders' new booklet. "How, Whal , and WM?t to Tell Your
Child About Sez." For your copy &end 51) centa along
with a Long, stamped, self-addreued envelope to Ann
Landers, P.0 Boz 11995. Chicago, Ill. 60611
Coxes celebrate
60tli anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. Harold H. Cox of Newport Beach
recently celebrated 60 years of marriage with a .
champagne brunch at the home of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Titus of•
Whittier.
Forty-five friends and relatives were present,
including their son and two daughters and many of
13 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
GE MINI (May 21·June 20): Quick changes oc·
cur , aura of excitement dominates scenario.
Romance. creativity, children, fresh concepts and
productive ideas figure prominently. Virgo, Sagit·
tar ius and another Gemini play key roles. tivity and a clandestine conference. Observe Leo! ,, ... '" ... OI''''"'•"• ...... ; ........... .
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Follow l!::o= .. =· c:··:'•::;o'":•·=,,.=H='";:•·=·=s,=""='"::' =========::::.I
The Coxes married in York, Nebraska in 1921,
following his graduation from University of
Nebraska Dental School. Mrs . Cox taught school in
the citv. CANCER (J une 21-J uly 22): Lifestyle subject
to revision, c h ange. Domestic adjustment
dominates -home and family command atten·
lion. You get additional facts concerning property.
basic values, safety and security.
LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22): Some ideas require
more careful consideration -avoid falling victim
to self-deception. Relative could be sincere, but
m isinformed. Double -check data -reference
material aids in resolving problem.
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guide. Individual who aided you in past is due to
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Member of opposite sex figures prominently. Keep
eye on Cancer !
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Secret is re·
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aura of glamour -being discreet now proves a de·
finite asset. Gemini. Sagittarius persons figure
prominently.
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• Hoag sets senes on cancer
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL will sponsor
a three-part seminar aeries on ''Do You Know the
Facts About Cancer?" beeiMinl Monday at 7 p.m .
The aeries will continue on Oct. 5 and Nov. 2 with
dlacuqlona on how cancer develope, new advances
In therapy and llvlng with cancer. For more infor-
mation, call 760-5923.
HEALTH HELP
LAMAZE natural childbirth refresher classes
will begin Monday at 7 p.m. In Laguna Beach. For
information, call 494-5548.
DEPR~ION will be the subject of a lecture
at 1 :30 p.m . Wednesday at Hoag Me morial
Hospital featuring psychologist Stanford Green.
For information, call the pulmonary department
at 645-8600.
ROLFJNG demonstration will be offered at 7
p.m . Wednesday in Costa Mesa. For information,
call 640-7661.
ATJ'ITlJDE AND BALANCE in health will be
the topic of a series of classes be1lnnlng Wednes-
day at the Mariposa Women's Center Ln Oran1e.
Emphasis will be on holistic approaches to health.
Assertive training classes will be1Ln Thursday at
the center . For Information, call 547·6494.
AMERICAN RED CROSS of Orange County
will offer an introduction to disaster services
course Thursday at 7: 30 p. m. in Fulle rton For in·
formation, call 835·5381
INTIMACY: The Freedom to Love is the sub-
ject of a seminar Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Laguna
Beach. For information, call 497-4447.
INFLUENZA IMMUNIZATION CLINIC will
be offered by Hoag Memorial Hospital from 1: 30 to
5 p. m Saturday For information on the free
service, call 760-5921
OVERCOME self defeating behavior will be
the theme of the discussion at 10:30 a m. Saturday
in Newport Beach For information, call (213)
936-9176
Parents Without Partners brunc h
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PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Hunt-
ington Beach chapter will go to brunch Sunday
In H untington Beach. For inform ation, call
964-5296.
SINGLES INFORMATION RALLY,
sponsored by Orange County comm unity col-
leges and the Man-Woman Inst itute, w ill be
held from 7:30 to 10 p.m . Wednesday in
Anaheim. The event provides inf or mation on
educat ional and social events open to singles.
For more information, call 871 -8000, ext. 252.
SINGLES RELATING WORKSHOP with Ruth Porte' will be held tonight at 7: 30 in the
city of Orange. For Information, call 52.4-9.406.
. ORANGE COAST SINGLES will go to see
"M an of La M ancha" following brunch Sunday
at 11 : JO a.m. in Anaheim. For inf ormation,
call 8.46-1602.
VIA
TRANSCEN DENTAL M E DITATION Pro-
gram of Orange County meets Monday at 8
p.m . at Newport Balboa Savings and Loan,
1100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. For more in-
formation call 633-2311.
SOUTH COAST Jewish Youth meets Satur-
day and Sunday for a swap meet at the Orange
County Fairgrounds. For more information
call 639-6419.
SOUT H PAC I F I C CHAPTE R of the
Orange County Music Center meets Monday at
10:30 a.m . in the Promontory Club House. For
more information call 673-1231.
N EWPORT HARBOR Lawn Bowling Club
meets daily for bowling at the club, corner of
Crown Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road,
Corona del Mar. For times call 759-9966 .
L A GU NA N IGUEL R EPU BL I CAN
Woman's Club m eets Wednesday at 10 a .m . in
Republic Savings and Loan of Laguna Niguel.
For more information call 496-3019 or 495-6969.
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'BODY H EAT" l1111c M.igMinc
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A LOBELL1 BERGMAN PROOUCI'lON
MUSIC BY llNNlO MOR.RICOITT! PRODUCED BY MUU: LOBt:U
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY ANDREW Bt:MM.AN
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Starring TREAT WILLIAM S ,
Executive Producer JAY PRESSON ALLEN Produced by BURTT HARRIS
Screenplay by JAY PRESSON ALLEN and SIDNEY LUMET
Based on the Book by ROBERT DALEY
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RIO Orange Coast DAILY PIL OT 1Sund,1y. Sapturnber ";.7, 1981
From Frencli· Li£'k to Nasli,vi lle
By TOM GILLF.M ._ .. ._. "-W""9r
NASHVILLE. Tenn The road from French
Lick. Ind .. lo Nashville was rilled with lots of near
misscs. but a t rio of bearded cow1lry style mus1
c1uns called the Wright Brothers finally arnved
After years of playing r estaurants and motel
burs 111 the Midwest, the three boyhood friends
from southern India na brothers Tom a nd Tun
Wright and Karl Hinkle are scheduled to releai.c
Mario11 Bar111t111
per/ Orlll<lllCP <Litt>
P ia nist Marion Barnum Wiii perform ror the
Harbor View J1 11ls Committee of the Orangt' Coun
ly Philharmonic Society Tuesday at 9 30 a m
Dr. Barnum. chairman of the Piano Olvismn
a nd associate professor of music at lo" a State
University, will play not only sele<'l1ons by 18th
century composers. but some of h1!) original com·
positions
T he progrnm wall be held 111 the home uf Nan
cy Thornton. For information on the Harbor Vie"
Hill s Committe or the Orange Count)
Philharmonic Society, call 644-1958.
1981 ACADEMY AWARD
w;;;·;ON c.NOUAO<:~'
lJELECfABU ' n W,\'l'! ... ,,.' •,....,..
'"" .o;tt "h• th~ \r,ulr1111 1ul1'1' /1•/I 1 • -'
fur lhL~ r11drariri!(I' romari/w l'tllt11~/1
~1lhln"l1 t .trroll 'f'" \IHI. 11.ul. \, ,n
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1 "POL VE STER"' in ODOR AMA (R)
ti "FOX ANO TH E HOUN D" (PG )
"ONCE UPON A MOUSE .
Ill ·'KRAMER VS. KRAMER"
"I lost my job.
my house. my Rolls Royce
my family left me .
what else con
possibly go wrong?"
HI Dodi'
I ht•11 r1ri.t single w September on W urnt>r
Hrotlwrs
\n<I lhl'Y V<' aln•Mdv 1r1t1dl' tv.o gut"•' ;.ip
Jlt',1r,11w1•s 011. thc Grand o'le Opry
Wl· slurlt•d out playm.: 1n rt:s tuurant"> tht•n
"c dt•\ ttloped ourselves into a show bJnd und
work1<d around the Rumada Inn cha111 and in c·ol
lcgt• t•o11n•rts for about six years, · sa) s 3~ .\ t·.1t
oltl 'l'1>m , tlw i.:roup's t'ldesl member.
About lY.o 't•ars a((o, after a t hangt· in
11ia11.;1gt•r..,, thl· good things that all strugglln~
mus1C:1ans dream or began lo oc<·ur. and it's been a
'>lt•ady dimh upv.ard s1m·e lht'n for lht' Wn~hl
Brothers
'Wt•'vt· \\Orked our way mto lhe '>hov.r11om ... '
Tom sa, s "There'b a big d1rren•nce bct 'IH'l'n
Ham .. Hla Inn showrooms and d1n111·r theater'> I as
\'t•gas loung<'s and llci rrah's at Rl'nu and l :ikt "~~;~!II I ahot•
'l'ht• Wnc ht Brothers want to lw k110\\ 11 as .1
1·01111tr.> group, but their dose harmon~ blLnt.1 of "•-----·
lilut•grass, folk. Beatles. ~ospel and 1 ock n roll L
qualiftt•:-their sound for mon• than ont mu~1t
c har I
I think "l' wl'rc doing tross-over <'Oun tn
'0111111 lil'forl' r.ll'ople started putting their r1ngt-r 111
nm,, oH·r country,' s ay:. brother Tim. 29 Ou1
... ouud has heen like that since we started. ll'!-> u
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Flying high at Executive Aviation
Newport Beach entrepreneur
enjoys charter firm success
By KEITH TUBER
0.11,~ ........ ·--Eric Thorson looks out the
small, narrow window of the $3.5 mill i on L ea r jet 35 as it
wings its way around Catalina
Island. A s mile crosses the
youthful execut ive's face. lt
wasn 't too many years ago that
Thorson, 36, nearly went broke
after sinking all his money into
an ill-fated flight school venture.
Today, as president of Ex·
ecutive Aviation Services, he
oper ates a fleet of 21 planes and
charters them to show business
personalities s uch as Fr ank
Sinatra and millionaire wheeler·
EXECUTIVE PROFILE
dealers like George Argyros,
who owns the Seattl e Mariners
and is a partner in the company
that recently bought AirCal.
"There were times." Thorson
recalled, "when I had to use
M astercharge to eat. a nd then
try to space that out so I could
make the minjmum payments.
If I had $20 in my pocket. it was
a lot.
"It was so depressing. I was
scared. but that went up and
down de pending on how bad
things got. But 1t was al ways
depressing. There was rao light
at the end of the tunnel
roundrngs of his Long Beach
Airport office, Thorson has no
misconceptions about his role in
The Great Scheme of Things; he
is in the service business -he's
not trying to compete with his
customers. who pay him $1.095
an hour.
'·our image is very con ·
servative," said Thorson, whose
firm does not advertise. "We're
not trying to come across as
equals. Ninety-nine percent of
our customers are millionaires,
and the worst thing we can do is
to come across as equals. We try
and keep low-key
"I am successful financially,"
Thorson added. "It 's a wholly
owned business But 1 am not on
the level of a George Ar gyros.
w ho bought Ai r Ca l for $6 1
million For a long time. I was
the only pi lot the company had."
Thorson learned to fl y in the
Air Force, where he spent a two-
year tour of duty in Southeast
Asia. He received his discharge
in 1973. and set up a fl ight school
franchise business a sort of
Hertz of the air -that failed.
The contacts he made duri ng
that ti me, however, enabled him
to start Executive Aviation.
Tho rs on d oesn 't own t he "People would say. ·Just ride
it out for two years .' But when
you 're in a situation like that,
you don't know if you can.
planes which include seven
Learjets he charters. They're Eric Thorson stands before a Learjet, one of seven in the fleet of 21 planes his firm charters from Long Beach.
"It was frightening ; I'd wake
up in the middle of the night and
think, 'Should I quit? If I do.
who am I going to work for?'
Looking back, I can see it was
char acter building. But I hope I
never have to do that again."
mostly the property of corpora-
tions or individuals who contract
wi th Thors on to m a in tain,
operate and manage the aircraft
fo r the owner /customer 's use.
as he used to. The business, he
said. can do that lo you.
He tells the story of a con-
s truction e xec utive who
chartered a plane to visit sites in
three remote locations in dif·
ferent states. Executive Aviation charters
planes to enable owners to ob·
tain tax shelter benefi ts.
"I · ve seen about 20 charter
companies go out of business re·
cently," Thorson said, "and
us ually it's because someone is
trying to combine a hobby with
business. You can't do that. This
is a business, a tough one. and
there's a limited market for it."
"He left in the morning and
was home for dirner," Thorson
said. "If he had taken regularly
scheduJed airlines. it would have
taken him four days."
Thorson has come a long way.
This year, his company's sixth.
Executi ve Aviation is expected
t o gross $6 million. It has
enabled its founder and owner to
lead a lifestyle which includes a
house in Newport Beach, a yacht
and Rolls-Royce.
"If I owned a lot of planes,"
Thorson said, "it really would
be conflict of interest. l 'd be try-.
ing to charter mine instead of the other owners· "
Thorson gave up flying a cou-
ple of years ago to become a
fu ll-time paper pusher ; his
duties as president occupy his
entire work schedule. Besides,
he doesn't enjoy flying as much,
Deregula tion. he s aid, has
helped the cha r ter industry
because it forced some airlines
out of s mall er markets. and
ticket prices rose.
Thorson doesn't always have a
lot of time for preparation. Some
customers chartered a fli ght to
Las Vegas for the recent Sugar
Ra y Leonard-Tomm y Hearns
fight on an hour's notice Despite his success, which be
exudes in his three-piece suits
and is evident in the plush sur-'
"In some cases, charter is the
only way to get to outer or fringe
areas." Thorson said.
Thorson's clientele reads like
Who's Who. His customers have
Delly Nit~.., Slew T,._.I
South Coast Plaza's carousel costs a dime. and is one of the shopping center's attractions to local youths.
Malls attract youth market
By STEVE TRIPOLI
Of .. Detly .........
For young people ranging in age up to
the midteens, the local shopping mall
has become a lot more than just a place
to shop. They've discovered that malls
can be places to have fun, socialize or
fill a few empty hours .
It's a trend that is not lost on the peo-
ple who run the malls, and one to which they certainly are not objecting.
Many mall managers are gearing an
increasing number of attractions and
special services to youths to build their
loyalty now and as long -term
customers.
The increasing presence of young peo-
ple in the malls may be a tribute to our
commercialized culture or just today's
solution to the age-old dilemma of find -
ing a place to han1 out.
The responses of several local youths
indicate it's a UtUe of both.
Fourteen-year-old Paul McCarvtlle of
El Toro and at least six friends were on
one of their frequent vtsita to the
La1u.na Hilla Mall recenUy, doing a lit-
tle window shopptn1 and PreiW'inl to
I
purchase ice cream cones.
McCarville said he likes the m all
because it's a place where you can
·'look around, then go home and say to
your parents 'I want this.' "
"You can be with your friends here,"
said Michelle Wbite, 12, one of the
group.
Others swd they like to spend time in
the mall's arcade or grab a bite to eat.
Vi sits can be as frequent as several
times a week during school vacation
periods. they said.
It's pretty much the same story at
other area malls. though the number of
unattached youthful visitors can vary
with the nature of the shops. Malls such
as Fashion Island in Newport Beach,
which emphasize exclusive stores more,
tend to attract fewer teens.
'
But officials at four malls -La1una
Hills. Hunllngton Center, South Coast
Plaza and Fashion Island -say they
are aware of the youths and their flnan·
cial impact.
Huntington Center Manager Howard
Whittaker swd young people are "a
ve ry si&nificant market" which bis
mall focuses on second only to women's
fashions.
Whittaker s aid young people are
welcome because they rarely create
problems and because "malls . have
bec ome community congregating
places for everybody."
Young people, especially teens, are
"more sophisticated in what they want
than any other age group," Whittaker
s aid. His mall tries to cater to their tastes directly and indirectly, with
storH filmed at the teen market and an
almost staggering array of special
events and services aimed at luring
young people.
Two projects aimed specifically at
youth were in operation at Hunlinaton
Center recently. In the middle of the
mall was a modeling and makeup
demonstration by a local modelin1
school, eagerly attended by about a
dozen girls in their early teens while
dozens more of all ages looked on.
In another part of the mall, workers a\
the Youth Employment Sfrvtce, which
llsta Jobe available for young people,
(See MAU..8, Page CZ)
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included actors Paul Newman.
Robert Redford, J ames Stewart.
G r egory P eck a n d K i rk
Dou glas. s ing e r s Pet e r
Frampton, Wayne Newton and
the Beach Boys; politicians Ted
Ke nnedy, President and Mrs.
Car ter and President and Mrs.
Ford ; and top bus iness ex·
ecutives.
Flights have been chartered
for a variety of reasons. some
bizarre. A group of sportsmen
once chartered a plane to look
for swordfish off the coast of
Ca bo San Lucas. and then had the
pilot rawo their boat to tell them
where the fish were located
Once. a Thorson plane picked
up a gorilla in Denver to be
taken to a zoo in Cincinnati
Recenll). a customer spent
about $13,000 to fly roundtrip to
Hawaii -for dinner
"It's inc redible to see the
tremendous power that comes
with the wealth some people
have," Thorson said.
He is looking to expand his
business by adding some larger
planes and increasing ttis small ,
but growi ng airfreight business.
At this point in his career. as
Tho rson gazes at t he rugged
Catalina coastline, his power 1s
also considerable
A man 's plan
to tan world
First there was the sun . Mere
m ortals longing for g olden
bodies basked beneath the fiery
li ght for hours waiting for their
white s ki n to turn a toast y
brown . Then home sun lamps
cam e into fas hion. and the
wi nter tan was born.
Las t year tann ing booths
be came popular, with com-
mercial tanning firms turning
up on countless Orange Coast
street C'orners.
Now J o h n M ars ella , a
Newport Beac h bus inessman
and entrepreneur, t hinks he's
fo.und the ultimate answer to the
dreaded pale face.
The 40-year-old businessman
s ays he found his "better
mousetrap," so to speak. after
striking up a conversation at a
cocktail party with Dr Gu y
Abr a ham, a professor of ob·
s tetr ics and gynecology at
UCLA
It turned out that the doctor
was trying lo manufacture a pill
that would help people tan.
Rec e n tl y pills co nt a in in g
carotene and s aid to promote
tans have come under criticism
by the U.S Food and Drug Ad·
m mistration.
Marsell a . who has lent his
name and money to a half-dozen
products over the last 23 years,
said . ''Why not?" Three months
and $300,000 later the tanned Che
says he was pale befo re> bus i-
nessman is ready to distribute
NutriTan to drug and health
food stores.
Because NutriTan contains on-
1 y ingredi ents on the FDA
"Generally Regarded As Safe"
li st . Marsell a did not have to go
(See TANNING PILL, Page CZ>
,
..
~--------------..-.----------------------~ a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 27, 1981
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wen: hclpinM several Job seekers.
The service. started by the mall several years
ago but now i>laffed by state e m ployment
counselors. as one of the blaiaest single sources of
summer help ror Olsneyh1nd und Knott's Berry
Farm. Whittaker said .
Other activities aimed at youth wh1ch the mall
has sponsored recently include a skateboarding
champiomship, roller disco demonstration, live
music, a "Western Days" Celebration, vldt!o
aamea tournaments and disco dancing cham·
pionships.
Laguna Hills Mall Manager Robert Cart Jr.
said most malls consider it desirable to attract
youths because "kids have a lot of money to spend
these days" and because they muy turn into long·
term customers.
The mall ls one of about 40 owned or managed
by Hehn Property Management of La Jolla , Cart
said , and he said he knows of no mall in that group
that does not have a pinball and video games
center, a favorite youth attraction
Cart said the centers "pay good rent and pro·
vide some family entertainment" as well as at-
tract young people.
The mull also enjoys the good fortune of being
a stop on a bus route to Laguna Beach, and young
people often get off and stay awhile when the bus
com es by, Cart said.
"If the cloud cover doesn't burn off or the
weather's poor, you'll really see them here," he
said.
South Coast Plaza Marketing Director Werner
Escher said the mall concentrates on marketing
and special events that appeal to the whole family.
Escher insists that the mall gears its promo·
lions and special events toward enhancement of
the shopping experience, and not toward the overt·
From Pace C l
TANNING PILL. • •
ly commercial motive of attractJna people to the •
mall
"It isn't just a matter of dolna aomethln1 to
see what we aet tn return for lt," be aaid. 1'The
merchondJse ls the star of the show here, but a lot
of times you stUI have to do promotiona that ex·
pose people to the store11 ''
Escher pointed to the mall 'a carouael, a
popolar attraction for shoppers that costa JU1t a
dime a ride, as the type of attraction with "a
participation value" that South Coast Plaza
fuvors.
He said the mall has not considered
establishing a video games room due lo a lack of
space, but later said there is no such games room
at the mall because "video games do not con·
tribute to shopping enjoyment."
Despite the Jack of a games room and the em·
phasis on family, youths still find a reason to fre·
quent South Coast Plan.
Costa Mesa youths Adam Remington and Tim
Fleisher, both 14, and their friend Mitch
Pelichowski, 13, were in the mall on a recent
Saturday "just to walk around and look at the
stores," Pelichowski said.
The youths said they ride their bikes to the
mall. "Lately we've been coming down two or
three times a week," Remington said.
Things are somewhat, but not totally different
at Fashion Island. Most closely bordered by a
business zone. and not a residential area, the mall
has little that is exclusively youth oriented.
General Manager Barbara Roppolo said the
mall is interested in the youth market but pays
more attention to the women· and men who work
nearby. The mall's emphasis is on higher-priced
stores artd a large selection of what Ms. Roppolo
called "preppie" clothing reflecting Its main
group of s hoppers, she said.
Fourteen-year -old Jennifer Navarra of El Toro
looked up from the video road race she has just
finished playing with her brother Ken and friend
Susan McCarthy at Laguna Hills Mall last week,
and gave perhaps the simplest reason why young
before the FDA to gain approval before marketing people like her are frequent visitors.
the product. "We come because there's a lot to look at,"
The ingredients contained in NutriTan sound she said .
typical of a multiple vitamin: m agnesium, yucca. The mall operators intend to keep it that way.
zinc, copper, vitamin C, vitamin E. sunflower .------------------------
seeds and amino acids. There is no carotene .
Users must still spend 20 minutes in the s un in
order to get the tan, explained Marsella. During
the first several days the user takes 12 pills daily
and thereafter reduces the intake to four a day . NutriTan worked because the combination of
ingre<lients supposedly a ctivates the bodies· own
melanin, which allows tanning, said Marsella.
He said he has received testimony Crom his
wife, three daughters and scores of friends that the
product works.
The Newport Beach businessman plans to
manufacture 50 million of the pills and has already
signed a contract with the GNC health food chain
to distribute them by November. He also plans to
offer the product through mail order
"We will be knocked off quickly." predicted
Marsella. "We wall have most of the market before
being knocked off."
With a bottle of 120 selhng for $29.95, Marsella
predicts sales during the fi rst year to reach $8
million .
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1981 Ranking of Top 33 U.S. Metropolitan Areas
METROPOLITAN AREA Market Conditions
Or ng • Coast DAIL V Pil011Sunday. September 27 . 1981
Study determines best
development markets
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CHICA<;o 1 llW > -Sun Francisco, Los GROWfH Dallas/Fort Worth, Ho11ston, Los
Growth
Ranking
General
Ouallty Retail
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Off ice Residential
Angeles. Hou:-.ton . Dallas t Fort Worth and New
York City httve the bet;l overall market conditions
for real estate dt.>velopment among the nation's 33
largest metropolitan areas. according to a 1981
study by Urban Investment and Development Co.,
Chicago-based real estate development subsidiary
of Aetna Life & Ca~ualty.
Angelt!s, San Francisco. Boston, Pboepix, Mlamt,
Minneapolis /St. Paul, Atlanta and Seattle <based
on 26 indicators. including changes lo pop11laUon,
effective buying income, number of housing unlU •
authorm~d and commercial bank deposits). 1 San Francisco
2. Los Angeles
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3
3 Houston 2
1 4 Dallas/Fort Worth
5 New York City
6. Chicago
7 Washington
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8. MinneapollsJSt Paul
9. M1am1
10. Philadelphia
11 . Atlanta
12. Boston
13. Seattle
14. Denver. Colo
15. Detroit
16. Cleveland
17. St. LOUIS
18. Phoenix. Ariz
19. Kansas City. Mo
20. Portland. Ore.
21 . Pittsburgh. Pa.
22. San Diego
23. Baltimore
24. Indianapolis
25. New Orleans
26. Tampa-St. Petersburg. Fla.
27 Crncinnat1
28. Milwaukee
29. Columbus. Ohio
30 Hartford. Conn
31 San Antonio, Texas
32. Rochester. N Y
33. Buffalo. N Y
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purcltasP pro pPrly 111 Bajfl
Q: I am interested lo owning property in Baja,
California. Would you eJtplain how their long
ground lease operates? Is it true that this land
lease is good for 30 years? What about other ex-
penses? We enjoy your column and would ap-
preciate your comments. Thanks.
T.J ., Newport Beach
A: If you are considering to buy property in
Mexico, now could be a good time to buy because
some people may overreact to the new tax in-
crease. The Mexican government recently <in mid-
September I passed a new tax law that dramatical-
ly increased the taxes that will be paid. The
former percentage was approximately 2.3 percent
of base value. That has been increased to 20 per-
cent or base value and is effective retroactively to
. J a n. 1, 1981. It will affect both Mexican nationals
and foreigners owning land in apy part of Mexico,
Mexican law proh1b1ts non-c1t1zens from own-
ing property in virtually all or Baja, California.
This is because Mexican law prohibits foreigners
fro m owning property within 100 kilometers < 62
miles> of any international border. and 50
kilometers 131 miles I from the coast line
However, the law does allow such investments
through beneficial trusts . Within the prohibited
zone. non Mexicans may acquire property for up
to 30 years through a bank trust. At the end of the
time, the property must be sold to a Mexican
citizen or corporation
The 30-year trust is not a long-time lease. The
purch aser can build on the property. use it, or sell
it for profit. It can even be leased for periods not
exceeding 10 years . Should a buyer die during the
term of the trust, then his or her heirs would in-
herit the property for the balance of the trust
agreement.
As trustee. the bank is responsible for the ex-
act fulfillment of the trust or the agreement. In ad-
dition, the bank is responsible for carrying out
legal, technical and administrative supervision of
the property to protect the interests and rights of
the beneficiary. The beneficiary, or buyer. is
responsible for payment of all property laxes and
utility bills when they become due
In Mexico there are no title insurance or
escrow service companies as there are here.
Nevertheless .. the buyer s hould work with an at·
torney and an authorized trust bank to ascertain
that the title lo property being purchased is clear.
Randall R Mccardle l..f pre$1dent of The Real
Estaters. lie is alao an author, lecturer and instructor.
Send your comments and questions to Randy Mccardle,
cl o The Daily Pilot. P 0 Boz 1560. Costa Me1a 92626
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The Urban study uses 96 economic, populallon,
business and real estate indicators to rank the na
lion's largest metropolitan areas in terms or five
major factors · growth <economic and population>,
general quality t per capita ractors or other in
dicators independent of size or growth> and retail.
office and residential market l'Ondit1ons.
San Francisco ranked firs t on the basis of all
96 indicators combined, although the metropolitan
area ranked second in general quality and as a r e
tail market. fourth in growth and as an office
market, and fifth as a residential market
Los Angeles. ranked second overall. was
second as an offll'e market, third 1n growth. fifth
as a retail markl•t, 12th as a residential market
and Jl)lh in general quality
Houston tht.· :-/11 3 t'lt). \\US first as a res1den
t1al market. set·ond 1n growth. third as a retail
m<.1rket. fourth in general quality and fifth as an
orfice market.
Dallas Fo rt Wo rth , the fourth ranked
metropolitan a re<.1, wa!. first in growth and as a re·
tail market. second as a residential market and
sixth as an office market and tn general quality.
New York City. ranked fifth. was first as an of·
f1 ce market. 12th a s a rl'ta1I market, 15th in
general quality and growth. and 20th as a residen
tial market
Rounding out the Top 10 metropolitan areas
with the best OVt'rall marht conditions for real
c:.late developmi:nt. act•ordmg lo the Urban sludy,
are. 1n order. Chieago. Washingto n, Min
neapolis/St Paul. M1am1 and Philadelphia
The Top JO mNropohtan areas in 1981 in each
of the five major rate~ones studied by Urban are
GENERAL QUALITY -Washington, San
Francisco, Denver, Houston, Minneapolis/St.
Paul. Dallas /Fort Worth, Portland, Ore., Kansu
Cit y, Miami and Atlanta cbased on 23 indicators,
including per capita income, housing unlt• ,
authorized per 1.000 population. commercial bank
deposits per capita, crime rate and combined in··
de x of air pollution. I
RETAIL MARKET CONDITIONS -
Dallas /Fort Worth, San Francisco, Houston ,
Washington. Los Angeles. Minneapolis/St. Paul,
Miami. Detroit, Atlanta and Chicago <based on 18
indicators, including average effective buying in·
come. change 10 unemployment rates. retail sales,
number or r<'gional shopping centers and popula-
tion per center, and number or convention del-
l'gales 1
OFFJ('E MARKET CONDITIONS -New
York City, Los Angeles. Chicago, San Francisco,
llo us lun . Dallas /Fort Worth, Washington.
Philadt>lphia. MinneapolistSt. Paul and Boston
1 bast>d on 29 indicators. including office occupancy
rate. number of Fortune 500 headquarters. number
o f commercial banks, crime rate. advertising
agency receipts and number of federal agency of-
f1<:cs 1
RESIDENTIAL MARKET CONDITIONS -
llouston, Dallas /F ort Worth , Atlanta, Min-
m·apolls St Pttul. San Francisco, Phoenix, Miami,
Philadelphia. Washington and Seattle (based on
1:! ind1t'aturs, including population, net migration.
hous ing unit~ a uthorized, housing units authorized
pt•r l ,O<l<l population and change in savings and
loan mortgages issued )
luxurious 2 story 4 bedroom homes. Ideally
located. Close to parks, schools and shopping.
Designed for the growing family.
From $164,990.
.. j Fountain Vall~y
Dn111ng Drrecuons ~rom !he S..1n 01eqo f1eew~; 1~ke thf'
Broo~111m1 ott...1mp \Oulh rn Ellis Turn flql11 011 Ell1\ 10
Bu~l1ilrd lef1 on Bu\h..iru 10 T.in.iger R19111 on f<1n,.1yer to
Cordillil Tuin lt>fl to s .. rr lnlorm.i11on OH1ce
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Or.ng41 Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 27, 1981
Vlews of.a formal dining "galleria" and sunken living room are an impressive mtroduc:t1on to
"The Martinique."
Amenities of 'The Martinique'
"The Martinique" is a spectacular new con-
dominium home at Sea Island in Newport Beach.
It contains 3,003 square-feet of living space, mak·
ing it the largest of seven floor plans. Prices
average approltimately $695,000 in Sea Island's
first phase.
"I:he guarded-gate community by McLain
Development Co., features lush landscaping, lighted
tennis courts, a swimming pool, clubhouse and more
HOUSING BRIEFS
amenities -with all common areas and faciUties to
be maintained through the Island Lagoon
Homeowners Association. financially supported by
all residents.
Adjacent to Irvine Coast Country Club, Sea
Island is oriented to views of the golf course. upper
Newport Bay, the Pacific Ocean or Newport
Center skyline. Seven model homes by Saddleback
Interiors are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The new 132-home condominium development is
on Jamboree Road, just north of Pacific Coast
Highway at #llSeaCove Lane in Newport Beach. • St. Albans, a $20 million village of 220 con-
dominium homes developed in the South Coast
Plaza area by Cadillac-Fairview Homes West and
M. David Kelly Development Corp., is now open.
The lease-held land has a llowed the developers
to price these units beginning under $70,000. With a
5 percent down option and a three-year builder
buy-down on prevailing mortgage interest rates.
many first time buyers are expected to qualify for
purchase.
A fixed rate 30-year assumable loan is availa-
ble without prepayment penalty, with interest
rates to the homeowner of 11111 percent the first
two years and 131AI percent the third year. The
fourth year interest rates are those prevailing at
the close of escrow. Land-lease costs to the
homeowner vary from $21-$45 a month, depending
on size of the unit. The costs on the 55-year lease
remain constant the first 15 years and then In -
crease only a maximum of 4 percent per year. As·
sociation dues for exterior maintenance are
$95-$117, also dependent upon the size of the unit
selected.
The sales office and four furnished models
decorated by Grand Design of Newport Beach, are
open every day from 10 a.m. until dusk. Further
tnformation can be obtained by calling George
Charles Realty, the sales agents for St. Albans at
549-3421. • South Coast area residents are invited to the
preview showing being held this weekend at
Pacific Island VUlas sit'uated at Pacific Island
Drive and Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna
Niguel. The new collection of 30 luxury con-
dominiums, sited on a secluded hillside, offers a
special purchase opportunity.
Preview prices currently range from $169,800
lo $199,800. Interested buyers should consult the
on-site sales representatives of Niguel Associates
for full financing details.
Three decorated model homes and the sales of·
fice are open daily from 10 a.m. until dusk. For
more information, phone 493-0625/493-0626 or
Niguel Associates at 495-3100. Take the San Diego
Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway and turn left.
Proceed west on Crown Valley Parkway to Pacific
Island Drive and turn right, then left at the com-
munity entrance at Highcrest.
£England has come to South Coast Plaza area, at St. Al bane oondomintums-
now open for sales. Walk int.o thte adult oriented community and you'll
feel like you've stepped into a quaint Olde English village. Yet St. Alba.ne offers
brand new condominium homes with the ultimate ln contemporary living
Here you'll discover an abundance of recreation facilities• just outside your
.doo" two si ml ing pools, two spas, twdo liglt'shted tenn~~~~~~ft:;~!~l:!m. ln sauna and gym. 01 or ' ln this fast growing South
the lmr ID the Coast Plaz.a location
you'-rejust a few short
blocks away from
loath Gout PlaZa Lmovie theatres. South an Coast Repertory
Theatre, restau-
rants and shopping areas. You may even be able to walk to work. at one of the
many nearby office complexes.
Each of these new studio, 1 and 2 bedroom condominium homes feature a
fireplace, patio or balcony. intercom security system to building entrance. car-
peting, draperies and French windows. St. Albans -a jolly good buy!
0 All com mon areu and recreation rac1llt1ee are maintained by the Homeowners Ae.sc:x:1at1on for a
monthly fee A ract sheet 1s available at the sales office
Sales Office Hours: 10:00 a.m.-dusk •Tel: (714) 549-3421
PRICED FROM £37,ooo••
THAT'S FROM ONLY
$70,000
Price elTllCUVe .. or dill• ul pubhcal1on •UbjllCI l<J
prior we on or afler <lPa<lllne of lh1• edlllOn
.. Amuun' •n 8r1Ueh pound111
1nlended only u an appro•t
male equ1va1 .. 11 lQ dollar
Yalue
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See Sales Representative for details.
A joint venture project between Cadillac FaJrvlew Homes West and M. David Kelly Development Corporation.
REAL VALUES
on items from applesauce to zippers the Dll.IJ Pl.IOI~ are advertised every day in
IN THE TRADITION
OF THE GRAND ESTATES
OF YESTERYEAR.
COLLECTOR'S EDITION
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Priced from S 408,000
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For information call
(714) 639-8670.
Sales Office hours 10-6
Newport Avenue east
to Cowan Heights and
l'ntrygate
OR
~ Chapman Avenue South, ~:-.,: right on Newport Blvd. to
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Home sale price
statistics mislead
a, aoaEaT J . aavss
OEAll 808: ReceaUy I beard oa
Uae radio Ula& median bome Hie
prlcH are decllalD1. Yet I HW lD tlae
aewapaper U.at nera1e home prtces
bave 1oae up about t perce•t ta Ule
laat year. What la &be trae picture of
bome price trends? I ask becaue
I'm wondertng lf DOW I• tbe time '°
tell my home.
flre la1u.raace polity. He uked ua tbe
amount of our aew mon1a1e aad &old
ua we'd have &o l•aare for tbt1
amount. Tb.la seems very blJb &o me,
bat tbe a1ea& says &be law require•
lt. Isn't &bere some way to avoid buy-
lal so mucb 1lllllecea1aey luuance!
-Carla P.
DEAR CARLA. Yes. At least 20
percent of your home's cost ls land
value which won't be destroyed in a
fire. Insure your home for its
replacement cost. No more, no less.
Your insurance agent should
measure and Inspect your new home
to estimate its replacement cost. If
your agent isn't willing to do this ex·
tra work, find an agent who isn't so
lazy.
-DeUaS.
DEAR DELLA: The average and
median home sale price statistics are
highly misleading. Some or those re·
ports you read and hear reflect
prices for new homes. Others are on·
ly for sales closed by realtors, but not
sales by non-realtors.
Another reason for confusion is
that the median home sale price is
dropping. The median sales price
REAL ESTATE MAILBAG
means that an equal number of
homes sold above and below that
price. Because or high mortgage in·
terest rates, cheaper homes are sell·
ing more frequently than expensive
ones. This tends to skew the median
lower than it would be if interest
rates were more affordable.
If this estimated replacement cost
is less than the mortgage balance,
your agent should contact the lender
to get approval for a fire insurance
policy for less than the mortgage
amount. Many, but not all, lenders
now agree it's a waste of money and
unnecessary to overinsure for the
amount or the mortgage if it exceeds
the home's replacement cost.
Dates for tax changes
Unless you must sell your home for
personal reasons or you observe ad·
verse neighborhood trends (such as
seriously declining home main·
tenance by neighbors or undesirables
moving in) don't sell.
DEAR BOB: Is it true that &be new
"over 55 rule" $125,000 home sale &ax
exemption ls retroactive to sales
made after Jan. I, 1981? I ask
because we closed the sale of our
home on April 6, 1981 and made
$119,000 n·et profit. Sales volume or new and resale
homes is down, primarily due to high
mortgage interest rates. When in·
terest rates drop, buyers will come
out in droves. With a limited supply
of available homes, that will be a
great time to sell but a bad time to
buy. Today is a great time to buy but
not such a good time to sell .
-DonW.
DEAR DON : Sorry but the old
$100,000 "over SS rule" exemption ap-
plies to qualifying principal res-
idence sales closed before July 20,
1981. The new $125,000 exemption ap·
plies to sales closed after this date.
Ask your tax adviser for details.
Cost i,s guidR
DEAR 808: We are ln the process
of buying a new home and contacted
an insurance agent about buying a
The Bruu Report ·•How the New
Installment Sale& Law Can Increa.se Your
Realty Proftts" is now available. To ob·
tain your copy send a $2 check payable to
"Newipaperbook:s" for Report 80109 to
the Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 259, Norwood,
N.J. 07648.
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11ns1pld aperture 124 Salty IOQS" 86 Illegal ac1
6 Perplex 7 1 Sharp point 127 Sol81 disk 34 Tumor 87 Anclenl
11 Makes 72 Mongol 128 "-deum" 35 Stocking country
public warrior t29 -pro-material 88 Style
16 Bedouins 73 Gulde f\Jnd1s 36 Paid not~ 89 Has b11ts
2 1 Servlcabte 74 Mood 130 College deg. 38 Verb form 91 Cotton
22 Mistake 75 Exclamation 131 Bothofua 40 Exclamation bundle
23 Str8JOhlen 76 Marcher 132 FO<Ward 42 Coal fOld 92 Cargo
24 Forest home 77 Spirited 133 Greek leller 45 Nature container
25 Chinese hOrM 134 Small fish gp1rt1s 93 Family
pagoda 78 Trembles 135 Habr-47 Lessen group
26 Exclamation 79 Indian letter 50 Guido's 95 Players
27 Concerning -lghtS 136 Eacon no1e 96 Male
28 Digraph 80 Leather 138 Unwind 51 Above Pref relatives
29 NFL pos. fastener t40 Scou hero 52 M0<e crally 97 Students
30 Sobe -81 Deposit 142 Send back 5" Sandpiper mark
31 And. Lal 82 Talk Idly 144 Dagger 55 Clayey 99 WHte
32 P 0 pur· 85 Fable leUon woonds 56 Hurry allowance
chase 86 Garlic 145 Masts 57 Removable 100 Toolhy
33 MIShnah section 146 Avalanche Law smile
sectk>n 87 I love Lat 147 OeOghlful 58 All -10 1 Signal hght
35 See 16 90 Jumper spots 59 Biblical city 103 Ragged
Acrou 91 Underneath DOWN 60 Boole palm remnants
37 Peruses 92 Shipping 1 Lighter fluid 61 Animal t04 D11ves
39 Sumatran container 2 Arabian abodes 105 Italian river
beast 93 Black bird kettledrum 62 Snoote 106 Pusage
41 To wit 94 Playful 3 Ntckel 64 Learning Zoo I
43 GI green mammal symbol 65 Afghan 107 TruSlworthy
4~ Give mllllaf')' 95 L111ely dance 4 Winged prinee 108 One Fr
aid 96 Grinds 5 Man·s name 66 Hamelin 110 Fan
46 Large snall one's teeth 6 Watety pests 111 Complained
48 Guido's 97 F0<est area Comb IO<m 68 African 112 Buller
no1e 98 Arabian 7 Nervous seaport square
49 East African tambourine thrill 69 PurlOin 113 Intervene
tribe 99 Claw 8 Lot's birth· 70 Food 2 words
51 Hosiery 100 Metric place seasoning 1 t4 Doc1rlnes
ml&haps weights 9 Frame or 72 Mosaic 116 Egyptian
52 Petty 101 Borders mind worker measure
quarrel t02 Flower par1 10 Introduced 73 Soda·alppe< 117 Buddhlsl
53 Concealed 104 ChaHer 11 Artlflclal 74 Remove monk
5" Blemish 105 Blueprint obstruction wlllakers 118 Chermcal
55 Montana 106 Asiatic 12 Changes 76 Linger over ending
city gazelle 13 Japanese 77 Razor hone 120 Burdened
56 Scheduled 109 Bellicose mile 78 COin 123 Gather
58 Was nibbled god 14 Oklahoma openings 125 Indigo plant
on 110 Sall solullon city 79 Small 126 African river
61 Deats wilh 111 Prod 15 Separates: candles 134 Wrath
well 112 Time zone. 2 words 80 Lawmaker 137 Laughter
62 Steeple Abbr 16 Ester acid 8 1 Interweaves sound
63 Having 115Glves 17 Tax rate 82 Scheme 139 Richmond's
wings t 17 Hair color 18 J-lsh 83 Luzon state: Abbr
67 Advantaoe 118 Correlative month nauve 141 Enlisted
68 Apportioned 119 Tell 19 Bahama 84 Malay person
69 Icy rain 121 Motionless Island ailment 143 Give lt to -
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Orengo Coast DAILY PILOT~unday, September 27. 1981
PEPPERTREE HEIGHTS
(DNDOMINIUMS
GRAND OPENING
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11to6 P.M.
300.l I 3 SANTO TOMAS ST •• COSTA MESA
Truly elegant homes o n the East side of Costa Me<:.o featuring cathedral wood beam ceilings. double wall
insulation. wood burning fireplaces with gos lighters and used brick Ceramic 11le throucj'l0ut, double
shower 1n master baths, pilotless qos ranges with ovens. microwave ovens dishwashers, custQfTt oak cabners.
beokfast bars, ouro gar door openers, heavy shake roofs. p ict ure windows, concrete driveways oncl walk\, 2
car qorage), on e:idra large swimming pool and spa and m'any more eittra!>
Various Financing Plans lncludlng VA
AW ARD for EXCELLENCE in
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
RemainiftCJ homes ran9e from SI 29,500 to $1 J9,500
Southern California Realty
(714) 546-5605
Duelo1Hd by Del Larson
Dnelopment Corp and Built
by South Shore Builders Inc.
Frank Fre901i, Contractor
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TUBE TOPPERS !l.-:OV.~11 My Turn ~ MNHV~-:,.,
-~•:A• NtW8 l..'00 MOW * * "E~body • O•n
Cln" I 1950) Oiek L-.
Sp•O• Cooley A b9llCI or
cowboy nw1Mc:11t\a c;.QITl4IS
to lhe ..a or • 1101 .. owntt
on 1t1t verg• or bank1up1.
5~ ~~CJ# THE WILD
•*•'A "A Day In Th11 o .. 1h 01 JOa ~ .. 11e121
Alan Bales, Jenet Suzman
A couple. whOflO Child
sutlets from convulston1.
con1amp1a1.. mercy·klll·
Ing 'R'
5:46 m CHAISTOPHER
ClOIEUP
6:00 D THAT'S CAT II MUSIO ANO THE
SPOKEN WORD 8 OAYB~IC LA.
0 YOUTH ANO THE
18SUE8
"It Amerlc:1 Running Ou1
0 1 Tim•?" Guesl Or
E-dwerd Teller m BIBLE ANSWEAS C1J AOMP£R ROOM
(I) SUNDAY MORNING f8 WHAT 8HAU wt 00
A.BOUT THE CHILDREN?
The growing problem or
runaway and 1hrowaway
chlldren It ea1m1ned
t)MOVIE
• • "Shlpwreck" ( 1978)
Rober! Logan, M1kk1 Jem•·
son-Olson A widower his
lwo daughlers. a repor1er
and • runaway are strand·
eel on an 1to11ted Island
a'11< encoun1ar1ng a v10-
1ent storm •1 Ma 'G'
($)PETER ALLEN ANO
THE ROCl<ETTES
The Roclcell" 101n tlnger
Peter Allen on siege at
Radio City Music Hell 1n
1htS muSICll spec;oaJ
6:30 fJ FOR OUR TIMES
D SERENDIPITY 0 R08EAT SC!iULlER 8 PEOPlE7 0 AMERICAN STORV m NEWS
®) CHRISTOPHER
CLOSEUP
IH)MOVIE
• • •, "'The Prize FIQhler·
( 1979) Tim Conway. Don
Knolls During lhe Oepres·
sion, e bumbling boxer
and hlS WIS8·Cl1Cktng
manager try to oulwJI the
mob PG'
@MOVIE • • * "The Big Bus
(1976) Joseph Bologna.
Stockard Channing Com-
ple1e w11h bowhng alley
and swimming pool, the
world's llrll nucleer-
PoWl<ed Dus embarll1 on
a d•noe<·lllled cross-coun-
1ry trip
1:00 fJ TODAY'S RELIGION
D WHm.EY ANO THE
ROBOT 0 POf>EYE ANO
FAIEHOS D rT 18 WRITTEN 0 KENNETH
COPEiANO m DAY OF DISCOVERY CIJ CARTOONS fD YOGA FOR HEAL TH
®) DIRECTIONS
IHJ SUNDAY MASS
7:30 fJ FArTHWAYS D THIS 18 THE LIFE
fJ VIEWPOIHT ON
NVTRmON m JIMMY SWAGGART fD MISTER ROGERS (R)
Cl) TV-8 LOOKS AT
LEARNING ®J PU8UC PULSE
(l!THEWORLO
TOM°" ROW 1~l LAFF·A· THON
A comedian hos1 and lour
comic contes1anta who
compe1e against one
ano1her are 1 .. 1ured In 1hls
uOC*Otored comedy game
show
1:00 IJ SUNDAY MORNING
D OOYSSEY
Gueata. Marvin R. Seller,
l)<'esldent or the Hollywood
Temple Be1h El. Rabbi Gil·
oari Kollln. splrllual lffder
dlscuues the Jewllh High
Hotld1y1, Canion Nathan
Katzman on lhe Slgn1l1·
cance or Iha mu11e. Joe
Welts. temple org1n1S1
8 P£ASONAL
OIMEH8IONS 0 UOYO OGILVIE
fll ELECTRIC COMPANY
(R)
Cl) LET THERE BE LIGHT
®) JERRY FALWELL
IHJ REX HUMBARD
CC)MOVIE
• • • "The Count 01
Mon1e Cristo" I 1934) Rob-
.,, Oonll. Ellsse l•ndi.
Bllffd on the novel by
Ale•1ndre Oum•• An
tnnocent man untually
lml)<'iaoned tor 20 years
mekff e daring 85Cllpe to
wtNk revenge on the men
respoM!ble
(()MOVIE • * ·~ "The Voyage Of lanai" (1975) WM R«I<>.
K tmrle. A young P~
ll•n boy "" OH In I canoe and llCC!dentalty wlnda up
on an adven1ur•peck.O.
8000-mll• Jovmey to tile
lar•w•y Sl'lores or Atuka.
'PG'
O MC>VtE • * *'~ "My Bodyguard"
( 1979) Chtla Mak~.
Adem Baldwtn Tl'lt ,_
kid at a Chleago high
tchool melc• friend• with
HERE'S WHAT'S-HIS-NAME Johnny
Carson shows newspapers from 1962 to
celebrate his special "The Tonight Show
Starring J ohnny Carson 19th An
n1 versary" tonight at 9 on Channel 4.
the SC:h004 OU1CUI and
1oge1r>er !hey 111nd up 10 I
thl cruel gang which hed
perMCuted them bolh
e:ao D HEWS OOHRAEHCe 8 TOOAY'S BUCI<
WOMAN 0 Mf.!'TINO TIME AT
CALVARY m FAE.DERICK IC. PRICE
fD ELECTRIC COMPANY
(R)
Cl) OAY OF DISCOVERY
Qt KNOW YOUR BIBLE
H MOVIE
• • "The Piiot" (19801
Frank Converse. Cllll
Rol>erlton A pll01 !urns 10
drinking to eteape 1he
unhappln.u or his mar
rlage 11110 1he frustration or
h1scar-PG'
9:00 D MEET THE PAE88 8 CAMP WILDERNESS 0 (J) ORAL A08ERT8
&i) SESAME STREET (R)
~ IT IS WRITTfN
9:30 fJ (I) NFL TOOAY IJ WHAT SHAU WE 00
ABOUT THE CHtLOREH?
The growing problem ot
runaway and throwaway
children Is exam1ne<1 8 DIRECTIONS 0 RADIO BIBLE CLASS
Q) THEWORLD
TOM°"AOW
@) KENNETH
COP£LANO Qt AGRICUl TURE U.S.A.
10.00 fJ (I) NFL FOOTBALL
Atlan1a F11Cons at Cleve·
land Browns
0 LITTLE RASCALS 8 KIDS ARE PEOPLE
TOO
Guests actor Adam Rich,
prOducer Garry Marshall
'ientnloqu111 Jay Jonnson.
comtes Kalle Ford and
Glenn Spellman 0 HERALD Of' TRUTH m REX HUMBARD
Cl) BATMAN
fli) SESAME STREET (R)
~ MAGIC OF OIL
PAINTING at MEET THE PRESS
C MOVIE
• • "'Sparkle" ( 1976)
Irene Cera Lanette
McKee Ou<1ng tt>e 1950s,
lhree black S11ler5 lrom
the gheno become musical
suPlfstars but eventually
tullllf lrom 111e preuures
of Slatdom 'PG'
S MOVIE * • • Seems Like Old
Times" ( 1980' Gotdle
Hawn. Chevy Chase A
toh-neartad lawyer 1s torn
t>e1ween her hope1ess e•-
h us band· 1 urned· bank
robber and t>er upllghl
present husband Who Is
running lor C1l1lornla
attorney g-•al PG
@MOVIE
• • "From Hell To \/lc1o·
ry" ( 1979) George Hamll·
ton George Peopard Four
triends lrom different
coun1ries must leeve Paris
In 1939 to flgh1 '°' 1hetr
1nd1v1duel coun1rtes tn
Wortd Wit II ·po·
1CUO D ATONE
Guest Peter Waif
8 LITTLE RASCALS 0 ROeElrr SC!iULl.ER
Cl) JERRY FALWELL CIJ Sl}f)ERMAN m MAGIC OF Oil
PAINTING
®) NEWSMAKERS '81
IHJMOVIE
• • • "These Thousand
Hlll5" 119591 Don Murray.
AIChlrd Egan A married
rancher returns 10 his tor-
mar -1he•r1 when She
11 threatlln*d
ffi) CONSUMER
REPORTS ~ENTS:
THE SHOP-AROUND swow
ToplGs Include· soaps,
breekfas1 cereal: lee cream
•nd motorcycles
11:00 8 UTT\.E RASCAL.8
8 @) 188UQ ANO
ANSWERS 0 TmRYCOLE-
WHITTAKEll
Cl) MOVIE *'* • "living II Up"
( 1g54) Dean M1rtln, Jerry
lewla. A rallroed wot1ter
0911 I frH trip to Iha Ctl)'
al181' a doctor .. ya he's
suffering from rldlellon.
IDMAI~
T'Hf.ATAE FE8TIVAl OF
FAVOAITU G WA8HIHOTOH WEEK
IN REVIEW (A)
('ff)MOVIE ••'A ··cout To Coast"
( 1980) Oyen Cennon, Rot>-
.,, Blake A rvn-ey Bev·
arty Hiiia h<>uHWllt and a
ICtappy trucket hlUllng 1
toed of came oou1 to
coal! bec:oma \argeta of a
.Mid crOM-COUntry ChaM.
'PG'
11:30 D ON CAMPUS
Fettured Iha proper con·
dltlonlng or both compett-
tlYe athela1N lllld week·
end 1por1smen, 1alk with
1n11truc:tors and 1tudent1
Involved In 1he aports med·
lctne ptogram 11 Chapman
College, a Wlu 01 lltneH
1es11 at Chapman's new
Human Pe<t0<mance L1b-
0<a10ty
0 LITTLE RA8CAL..8 8 COLLEGE FOOT8ALL
'81
Weekly hlQhllghlD of key
NCAA con1esll ate pr•
sent ad
tD INSIGHT m WAU fTREET WEEI<
~ P£RSPECTIVE
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 D TAU< ABOUT
PICTURE 0 LOST IN SPACE
Thll Roblnson9 cause an
android to develop ln10 1
higher-grade mod et
lhr<>ugh IOve
8 ®) 8A8E8AU Mltw-M v•. Ot1roil 0 BEAACH m MOVIE
• • • Damn Yankee•
(1958' Tao Hun1er, Gwen
Verdon With 1 little help
1rom the Devit. an aging
baseball ran become• a
champ1onsnlp ballplayer
fD F\.AMBAR.08
• Sing No Sad Songs"'
Chrls11na. Dorothy and Wll·
llam mourn Sandy's O.e1h,
Chrlshna and Wiiiiam ge1
m&Hled (Per1 8) (A) Q m OCEANUS: THE
MARINE ENVIRONMENT
(¢)MOVIE
• • "Sh1pwrec~" I 19781
Rooeri Logan. Mikki Jamt·
10t1-0lson A widower. his
1wo daugh1ers. • reporter
and a runeway are strand-
ed on an 1sot11ed 1sllllld
aller encountering a vlo·
lent s1orm at sea 'G · SJ MOVIE • • *''°' 'Wise 81ood ( 1980) Brad Oourll. Amy
Wrlgh1 An emouonanv
de11ct>ed j)<'88Cher COO·
tends with a handful of
people. each ol whom
wanls to eaplol1 htm ror a
different reason. PG'
@MOVIE • • ''°' "The C•t From Out·
., Space (1979) Ken Bel-
ry, Sandy Ouncen, An
utraterrellrlal lomcat
cralh lands on Mr1h 'G'
T MOVIE
• • • "Seems Like Old
Times" ( 1980) Goldie
Hewn Chevy Chase A
sof1-h41ar1ed lawyer 11 1orn
oe1-n her hopeless 8•·
hus band-tu1n•d· bank
robber end he< uptlgh1
presen1 husband whO 1s
running 1or C1lllorn1a
1110<ney gene1at 'PG'
12:30 a a NFL ·1,
0 TEENTALIC 'm OCEAHUS: THE
MARINE ENVIAONMENT
1:00 I) (I) NFL FOOTBAU
Giants Vl c-v·
0 ~ Nf'L FOOTBALL
San Diego Chargers 111
Denver Broncos
0 THE MUNSTERS
Herman drag reces In the
lam11y heerse to bacil up
Eddie's t>out thlt his dad
11 e baller drlvtl than hll
friend's r11her
Cl) AOAM-12
The arres1 ol • 1emaH1
ah<>plll'ler leads the otllcera
Into a Ir egto chain or
events fD MUAOER MOST
ENOUSH
"Five Rlld Herrings" LOfd
Paler Wlmsey end hll
manaervan1 stumble
ICIOIS • corpM white on
hOlldey In Scotland (Pert
I)
'11) UNOERST ANDINO
HUMAN BEHAVIOR
(8) H80 SNEAK
PREVIEW: OCTOBER
Husband-and-wit. cornice
Jerry Slltler and Anne
MNra tn1r0duce the mov·
lea. special• and IPOl1• _..t• eomtno to Home
Box Office tn October.
1:30 I LEAW IT TO lt!A VEii
WIU>, WILD WOT
A dying men'• r~ueal to
P<''99'V9 a legacy tor hi•
ward ...,01 Wff1 1o MIU·
our1.
• AOAM-12
The Olfl<>M• ol Adem-12
are In~ In • hlgtl-
epeed m-. • mutdtr
c;aM Ind I famtly dltOU1•
G UNOIMTAHOINO HUMAHllHA~
(8)MOV11 * It 'A "™ PtlH Flghtar"
(1970) Tim c-ey, Don
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(C)MOVll
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0-Ketty. M1t11 G•vnor
An Amencen mulllelt •hOw
hlls tl'lt EurOPMn circuit
wl\et1 c;or11plfcali0nl llrfM
(SJMOVll
• • "Chendler" ( 19'71)
Wa1ttn OatH, I.Hiii
Caror1 An ••·•ecurlly ou•rd. now ac11no .. prt-
vete IV* II Ml I.IQ r0t •
muroet "'"" wti.n he ~ti an uelgnrntn1 10
;-'~'•'1.MlneN
* * '• ._. "BuftalO Biii And
The lndlant Or Sitting
Bull'• Hlllory Lffaon"
111178) Paul Newmen. Bun
Lanut1et An foglng hUCll·
•1er, 8utlllo BIN, Milt hl1
legenda and IOA lo wlde-
eyed tour11t1 11 hi• own
wild_, th<>'# 'PG'
(%) OAHOe4JITERI
"Hangman'• Noo•e"
(Chapter 41
2:30 8 GILUOAH'8 ISLAND
Sk ipper becomes
depr....O when a radio
bullelln announc.s thlt he
llat oe..i 0ec111.o 11 taun
ror 1he 1ou 01 hla ch111er
bait
8 9 SOCCER BOWL
'It Cl\I<-V\ CCKmo•
0 MOVIE * * 1~ "S'*tock Hol~
"nd The Scarle1 Claw"
( 1944) BHll Rathbone,
Nigel Bruce Sherlock
Holmes and hll 1ru11y
Sidekick se1 out for 111e
remote Wiidt ol Can•d• 1n
_,ch or an evtl 1w1mp
creature m OOOOER OUOOUT fl\) THE LAWMAKEM
Correapondents Linda
Wertheimer and Cot.le
Roberts join Paul Duke tor
an up.to-ttie.mlnull ..,,,,.
miry ol Congreu1onel
aollvlUes. m AMEAICAN
GOVERNMENT
"The Conslltu11onal Con-
vention"
MOVIE
• • • King Solomon s
Mines" ( 1950) Deborah
Kerr. S1-att Granger A
white hunter guides• party
through darkff1 Alrtoe In
search ol a woman·s hus-
band
2:40 m DODGER PRE..QAME
2:66 Q) BASEBALL
Los Angeles Dodgers at
Houston As1ros
3:00 0 MOVIE * • • "Captain Blood"
( 1935) Errol Flynn. 011v1a
de H1v1111nd A tll'i8
escapes lrom prison and
becomes an Infamous
pirate
fli) OP£N MINO
"Medlcal Second Opinion"
Guest Or Isadore Aosen-
letd (Pan 7)
'1!) YOU ANO THE LAW
3:30 fll AMEAtCAN
PERSPE:CTTVE: ANOTHER
VIEW
·•women And work" The
e•pandlng roles and con·
ttlbutions ot women In 1ht
na1lon'1 work rorce are
explor.O m YOU ANO THE LAW
(@ MOVIE
• • "The Pllo1'' 11980)
Frank Converse. Clltt
Ro1>er1son A p1tot lurns to
drinking to escape 1he
unhappiness ol h11 mar-
riage and Iha 1tu1tra1ion or
hls~reer 'PG' (SJ TME WACKY WORLD
OF JONATHAN WINTERS
Host Orson WefHls
4:00 fJ LAST OF THE WILD
D SUNDAY
Location Los Anglles
County Fair. Pomona 0 MOVIE • * "Grave 01 The \/am·
p1re" ( 1974) Wllltam Smtih,
MIChHI Pa11kl. A young
gltt b«ornn the unwilling
m01her ot a vampire child
whose thirst ror fresh
blood rivals that ol his
fllher
C1J MOVIE
... "AdlOS Amtgo" (1976)
Rtchard Pryor, Fred Wllll-
emson Trouble -.n• 10
toltow e con man and his
fell OUY IMlfYWhere 1hey
' WALL STREET WEEK "Penny Stocks: The Oen·
var Follies' Guea1 Allen R
Aden. prellden1 01 F1ra1
Fln•nclal Securities. Inc m CAWORAPHY
(I) VICTORY AT SEA
"Tile Pacific Bolls Over"
The story ot Ille attack on
Pe1<I Hart>o<. lrom plan-
ning a1eoes 10 execution. Is
seen through the eve• of
the Japanese
IBMOVIE * *'A "Day Of Tl'le Evil
Gun" ( 1968) Glenn Ford.
Ar1hur Kennedy A man
enll111 1he aid of a c0'1or1
10 hunl down the Apaches
wtio abdue1ed his wife end
l•mily.
(t)MOVIE
• • "Sperkte" ( 1976)
Irene Cira. Lonell•
McKH During 1he 1950s,
lhr.. black llatara lrom
lht 01>e1to beeome mutlut
IUpenillft, bu1 9Y901ualty
suttar lrom 1he P<'"•ures
ol 1tardom 'PO'
())~THON
A comedian h<>•t ano four
comic contMt1nt1 who
compete against one
enother .,. fNtU,.O lf'l thl•
unoentofed c~y game
lhOw.
4111 Cl) QWkD CHAMPLIN
TAUCIMTH ...
"~nlal'o)'"
•='O I """'ACI WAIHINQTOH WEE<
INMVllW ID CAWGMPMV ~=Tl* NATION ••'A "Bon Voy •• Charo
Me &town" ( 101t) Antnlll·
ed. Olr~ed by &Ill Melen-
det. Snoopy llnd WOOO·
atock lollOw ••Cflenge
atudente Chefllt Bfown. ,.,.,,,,.,. Petty, Unul
end Marcie on 1111 ~
~ llOut of (llQltncl ane1,.,.... ·o·
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QWllllM~
NfO ll.l.1*099
KTT'V m 7: 00 ··Man in the Iron
Mask " Rlchurd Ch a mberlain a nd
Patrick McGoohan star In a retelling of
th<' classic Lale.
NBC 8 8 :00 "Bob Hope Spttcial "
The comed[an pokes fun at popular 1'V
Sl'rtes
ABC fJ 8:00 "Invasion of lhl'
Body Snatchers ... Donald Sutherland
and Brnokt' Adarns ~tar 1n a sci f1
thriller
NBC EJ 9 00 ··Tonight Show 19th
Anniversary Special.·· Heeerc·s Johnny
with highlights from previou~ :,how!>
Vlnoert1 Ptl<le h0111 th1e
par1orm1nce Dy matter
llluslonlat Alchlardl who 11
j<)lned by the ecrobatle
t .. m ot D•Yld and Goll&lh
and escape a11111 Loyat
James 0 CHILDMH ~
THEATRE STREET
Princes& Grace glvff us I
loolt behind 1he walls or
the l/eganova Choreo·
graphic lnslltute •• atao
known as the Klfov balle1
scllool -· to explore the
dreems ol two Russian
dancers who hope to lol·
1ow 1n the 10011tep• or Bar·
yshnlkov, Nureyev end
Makarove
1.lJMO .. IE
• • • "Ouo V1d11 • ( 195 t)
Rober! Taylor. Oebotlh
Kerr A Roman atlllocra1
gain• Nero'1 dlSlevor when
ht tallt In love with• Chrl ...
1lan girl e:oo B NEWSMAKERS 0 8TARTREK
Expec1lng to find no sutvl·
VCH'I ot an agrlc:u11urat col-
ony, Cep1 Kirk 11 aurprtsecl
10 find all coton11u alive
indwell a A8CNEW8 fD FIRIHOUNE
"The Or1tt And The Amerl-
c•n Pollllc•I Po11ure"
Guests. Secrelary 01 the
N•vy Jahn Lahm•"· 1ormer
Army Chlel ol Staff Wiiiiam
C wes1moretand Sena1or
Sam Nunn (0-Ga ) m THE VICTORY
OAROEH
Bob Thompson offers
advlee on every phase 01
oardening
M'A•S•H
The surgeons at the
•0771h decide to 'rewrite
an Army documen1ary
$p0ll1Qht1ng their unit
®)NEWS
6~f) FACETHENATION D NBCNEWS D NEWS m THIS OLD HOUSE
Bob VII• demonatrates
hOW to lay a parquet kitch-
en llOOt, speaks wl1h a
marble expen abou1 1he
lireplece and considers
home securlly ays1e.ns (Al
CiJ WELCOME BACK,
KOTTER
Horshack's friendship wHh
the res1 of the Sweathogs
ls on the tine when 11>ey
ca1ch him u11ng eiCOhol as
a confidence 1>u1lder
t>elore • blp dale
@) ABCNEWS
CH) HBO SNEAK
PREVIEW: OCTOBER
Husband-and-wile coma
Jerry s1111er and Anne
Meara lntrOduce the mov-
ies !J99Clels and spor1s
events coming 10 Home
Bo• Ot11ce •n October
($)MOVIE • • * Betts Are R1ng1ng
( 1960) Judy Holllday. Dean
Mari1rr A ahy and lmpres-
.slonab4e young ens-Ing
aarv1ee ope1a1or becomes
Infatuated wilh e cnarmlng
sc:riplwrlter
-evEflNG-
8:00 8 ~FOOTBALL
WRAP D NEWS 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 0 KOJAI<
An ex-lutllOn mOdet fig.
urea 1n Kojak's Investiga-
tion or a )ewelry racket
murder~M m M•A•S'H
Hawlleye end B.J decide
to do some1hlng 11>au1 a
l\el;copter pllo1 who uses
n11lves 10 ga1her 081119·
llefd brlc-•-b•ac 10 sell es
Wlf IOUYlll\ltS
C1J MOVIE
e * "MUlllf Kiiier" The
Shaotln Temple Kung Fu
tight the Menchu I Ching lrl
China
&;) TMEVOYAGE~
CHARLES DARWIN
Th• H.M.S Beagle mekes
ill long Atlantlc crossing
carrying lhrH Tierra def
Fuego natives; In Brull.
Darwin 11 hO<rllled by hlS
llrll encoun11< wl1h sll'i·
9!Y (Peri 2)(RI
61!) OP£RA FROM SAN
FMHCl8CO
"'LI Gtocon<11" The final
eel or Ponchlelll's ctesllc
opera rHturing Renate
Scotto end Luctano
Pevarotll lncludea dOCU·
mentary rootege designeG
to enhance 1he ~·· undertlandlng ol the K l
Hott: Tony Rand1M. (A)
Cl) FIGHT IACK WITH
DAVIO HOflOWrTZ ({l~IPIAHO
F'UTIVAL ~=-.....
• •• "The Coull! Of
Mont• Cristo" (1934) Rob-
.,, Donel, EltsM Landi
B...O on the novel by
Al•••ndre OumH An
lnnoc:ent men un1u1t1y
tmpflloned for 20 ~
mlle• 1 denng MCAPt 10
Wl'Mk -. on t"-men
reaponllll*I. ®MOW **'~ "Cout To Cout"
( 1M0) Oyllll c.nn<>n. Aob-
9'1 Blaoke. A Nn41W9)' BeY·
etty Hiiie ~ llnd a
tetappy ttud!• lleuUno a
I<*! of centt ~ to
OOM1 ~ tlf'getl of I
Wiid Cl'OM-GOunlty d\IM.
'PO'
CD) *1IWlt THI.,..
~DAVWAA
··~·· TN dornltlO
--of 8outtl Vitt· nem·• dllel ClllmlNrtecl
wnn S•lgon 1n 1he final
days OI the Wll
@MOVll!
• • ·~ "The C•I From Ou1-
er Spec•· 119791 Ken Be<·
ry, Sandy Duncan An
e•1t11lrre1trlal tomc•1
crasn l•nd• on .. ,,h ·o
1:30 I CIJ a NEWa
FIOHT llACK WITH
DAVID HOAOWIT2
8 PEOP\.£'8 COURT m THE MUf>P£TS
Guett John Oonver
7:00 fJ 80 MINVTES
Tl\e journallstiC practiCOS
ol lnvetllgallve repoflit)g
Ind j)<'oceOurH 1118 ea1
mined 1n a one-hour
deba1e.
D IHJCHIPS
Jon and Ponch 18t up a
go-cart trllcic to prevent
kids rrom becoming delln·
quen1S (RI 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS fJ @) STONED
A teen-age boy who hH
d11ficul1y making friends
leeks sol11<ie In marijuana
Q 0 IRONSIDE
Eve and a 1riend are kid·
nap v1c11ma with a huge
ra.nsom derna11ded trom
111e 1tiend s banke<·huS·
band m MOVIE
• • • "Man In The Iron
Mask 11977) Richard
Chamberlain. PaHICk
McGOQhan Bated on •
novel by Ale.ender
Dumas. The 1nl1mous
Compte de Rochefort
places Louis x1v·s 1w1n
bro11>er on the Franch
throne and imprisons the
real ktng In tile 8asUlle E?ll VIC BRADEN'S
TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE
'Psychology" Vtc Braden
snows you how to recuc•
unnecessary stress during
a match and how 10 put
more run beck into your
game (R)O m FIRING LINE
Tile Oral'l And The Amerl·
can Po1111cal Po11ure
Guest• Seore1ary of the
Navy John Lehman; former
Army Chief ol S1a11 Wllllam
C Wes1m0fetand. Senetor
Sam Nunn (0-Ga I IA)
'0 )MOVIE
• • • Chap1er Two
( 19791 Jemes CHn. Mar·
she Meson Soon aller his
w11e·1 death, a winer llnds
himself reluetanuy lalllng
1n love egein PG'
7:20 ( Z) MOVIE
e • • •, 'Gloria I 19801
Gena Rowlands. John
Adames A former g\ln
moll becomes 1he pro1ec-'°' ot an orphaned 6-year •
old Puer1o Aleen targeted
bV 1he underworld for the
1nlormat10n he carries 1n a
ballered briefcase 'PG'
7:30 Eli) TAAININO DOGS THE
WOOOHOUSE WAY
"Come When Called" This
most v11a1 e~erclse or all
Should be 18ught a1 an ear·
lyage
8:00 B (I) ARCHIE
8UNKER'S PLACE
Arehte tac;M the pass<b1hty
ot losing cullody or
S1ephanle to her grand·
tno1her rP111 2)(R)
D Cl!B08HOPE
SPECIAL
An all·s1ar cast joins Bob
Hope IO< a sa11riC look al
some or 1etev111on·s most
popular serlM
0 NATIOHAL
OEOORAPHIC SPECIAL
• Sunken Treasure" A
touch 01 'gold lever
stt1kes 1tie crew or the
Calypso as they search lor
a wrecked Ship
0 @) MOVIE '* • • Invasion 0 1 The
80dy Snatchers" ( 19781
Oonlld Sutherland
Brooke Adami Pods trom
ou1er space take 1he tofm
of humans and sap the
minds ot 1hose they Impel·
sonata O 0 ITISWRITTEN CIJ 80LIO~O
Host Andy Gibb Cohos!
Marilyn MoCoo Gu8811
Rick Jemes, Crystal G•yle.
Ronnie McDowell, Adam
and 1heAn1s
fil) NOVA
"Computl<s. Spies And
Pr1va1e Lives' Tiie benelll•
and potanllal 11uards
brougll1 at>out by advanc.
es In comput81' technology
are tnveatlglled Q m MASTERPIECE
TMEATM FUTTVAl OF
FAVOAITES
"SunMI Song: The Song"
Chris and Ewan par1 wllh
blUlll"*IS 8ftet he boas11
ol hi• lnfkleftllM, Rob
returns to hll mill, (Pert I)
(R)
(t)MOW
• • "Shi~" (1978)
Robert Logan, Mlltltl Jami·
aon-Qlaon A wld-. his
two deugh1ere. 1 repOl'1et
and a runeway ere .,,..nd·
ed on an laoleltd 191and
after encount«lnO • vto-ltf\t 1torm at .... 'G'
®MOVIE
•• .,. "BNbekar" (1M0)
Robert RedfO<d, YllPhet
Ko«o. A refOf""'mlnded
~ unoo-• _....
~ oonvpuon ~,.,.
enten hie l*rlY ullgMd
pr11on 11>01tng 11 an
~,..•fll'
Cl)MOVll ••14 "E'vtrt Wtlicft Wey
1M 1.oOM" (1971) Clnt
EMwOOd, So!*e Locll•
A i-1teled ~and
1111 «an;utll\ oor1• ••
uiot• 04'/ '" purNI .,. •
pr•llY t.oumry .... ~
11880) Jiii Ctayburoh. .~T"""• 00_, •
MIClhael DouolH A bl'H· ....., • • ...
1111'11 C~ math j)IOI-9tt0W
-retlllet the proOttm• "lteoo.,._,,,... no.o pea.
In h9f 11v .. 1n 1el1t1on•hlp1 f)le, bOlh of whom m11rled
Wlletl a11e llno• • new lave Oertrw• wltll Chlld1et1 • ..,..
while 1n M9W YoHI fOt n... aboli1 wnat 1tepp81'et11lng
tat tie< • '"Tlerrlage R 1• Mlle. a;ao9 (I) OHE DAY AT 4 tUI INTMTAIHMIHT
lWI THll WUIC
Ann wOrrlH lhll her <8 MOVlf
motl'le1 a rec1.cover.O bid * * '"' "81 lvN" C 11178)
hebll• w1H 14"'d h4lf In 1•11 Chari.. Bronson. Jacq\le"
I RI II"* Bi•MI A IOlrntr IO\K t:oo 9 ALIC! nallal II hired by • WMl1hV
Tl1e g1r11 concoct , lllM renc;ter 10 recover • ecnome 10 win bac;lc the WI or 1nC1lmlnlhng ~·
dlMt by ptom18'oO 10 Q*1 "1 •XChM\Qt f0t I 100,000 Ro~1 Goulet to perform (RJ
tn 11'9 caatno (Part 21CR> £01 MOVlf G a! TONIOKT SHOW • • "Cou1 To Coa1f'
1tTH ANNIVIRSAlllV ( 19&0) Dyan Cennon. Rob·
SPECIAL tr1 811k1. A runaway
Joht\ny Caraon and hll houMWlt. and • IMlflC>C)y
11da1llCll• Ed McM•hon trucker 11au11no c attle
8nd Ooc S•v•1lnNn marl( GOIH1 to COU1 l>*<:Ome Ille
Ille 191h •11nlverMry or the 11rget ot • wild crOM·
fon1gh1 Show wl1h Countrych ... PG
:=ht• from prev1ou1 ~."!°~he Outsider'
0 WILD KINGDOM I 1978) S1etllng Heyden,
Lind 01 The G1a01 Ota· Cr81g Wiison A young
oon" The rere Komodo 11:· ldHll11 1ravets 10 Nor1hern
ard 11 captured and 1nted Ireland to join the lrltn
to dal8'ml"* 1he """" or R*Publlc • :s1rugg1e tor
the anlmal1 (A) lndlf)endenC41 'R' 0 DAVEY AND OOLIA TH 11:41 fJ THE ROCl<FORO m MERV GRIFFIN FILES
Oua111 Vele<le Ha1per. Rock lord 11 hired Dy a11
Milt Siiverman, Dorothy 1n1urenc1 company to
Ullnek Mel G1t>eon ~01111111 lhe r11urn of •
Cl) HEE HAW stolen diamond
Guests Jeannie C Alley D MOVIE
Big Al Downing. Grandpa • *'"' "SI t....a (1971)
& Ramona Jones Charles Bronaon. Jtcque-E?ll MASTERPIECE line BllMt A former IOUf·
THEATRE FESTIVAL OF 1111111 IS hired by I weal1hy
FAVORITES him ,.ncter to recover 1
Sunset Song The Song 111 ol lnct1m1naung ledger•
CIHIS and Ewan part with in exchange lor S 100,000
b1t1erness 11tter he boast~ (R)
ot his tnhd8hl18S Rob fJ MOVIE
re1urns 10 n1s mill (P11r1 6) • • "Medical Story ·
(R) (197SJ Beau BrldgN. JON m EVENING AT POPS Farrer A young tnta1n
The great JIZl p1•n1s1 places hll car-in ,eop·
Oscar Peterson per1orms ardy when he Question•
with lh8 Bos1on Pops con-the meth0d1 ol a no1ed
dUC18G oy JOhn Williams ph)'S<dan
IA) -MIONIGHT-9'.20 Z1MOVIE • * • "SMms Like Old 12:00 Cl) BENNY HILL ANO
Times ( 1980) Gold•e FRIEH08
Hawn. Chery Chase A Eli) LOS ANGELES WEEK
50lt-11eB11&<1 lawyer 15 torn IN REVIEW
be1WMn her hopeless ea-Cl MOVIE
husband-turned-oank ••• Les Girts (19571
robbe• and her upllghl Gene Kelly, Miil• Gaynor
oresen1 hulband who 1s An Ametican musical Sl\Ow
running 101 Ca111orn1a hits Ille European c1rcu11
attorney general PG' when compllcallons erise
0:30 fJ THE JEFFERSONS 11 CONSUMER •
F101ence accepts 1118 new REPORTS PRESENTS:
JOb a1 Ille hotel but doesn t THE SHOP-AROUND
like ell that comes with 11 SHOW
(Parl 2)(A) Topics include soaps 0 T'HE WORLD OF oreaktast ce<eal, ice cream
SURVIVAL and mo1orcycles,
0 BREA TH OF LIFE SI THE ATLAHT A 810
0 MOVIE LA.FF OFF * 111 • • Tile Big Red One Five of the" finest youno
(1980) L&e Marvin Mark comics let loose with their
Hamill A 1ough Army set• lunntest 111e in thoi come
ge1n1 leads four young. dy Showdown
1nexj)8<1enaed recru•IS into l2:30 l11J MOVIE
1he vl<>lenc&-fllled rrev of • • • "Sher10ck Holmes
WO<ld War tt combat PG Ano The Peart 01 Death
0 MOVIE ( 1944) Basll Rathbone.
• e • .,, My Booyouard' Nigel Bruce Sherlock
t 1979) Chros Mal\epeac.i Holmes and Watson sel
Adam Baldwin The new out 10 1nvost1ga1e 1he mys.
ll•d ill a Cnlcago h•gh tery surrounding a stolen
school makes lt18"1ds Wl1h gem
the S<.h004 outcas1 and H MOlltE
1ogether they 51and up to • • ·~ Tom Horn I 1980)
the cruel gang whteh had S1e11e McOu-.. Richard
persecu1eo 1h9m both Farnsw0r1h tn early 20th·
'PG' century Wyoming, • boun·
tO;OO fJ Cl) TRAPPER JOHN, 1y hunter hired by a group
M.O. (R) 01 ranchers to track down
U NEWS rus11e1s is set up tor • O ERNEST ANGLEY h8no1ng by 111s employers.
Cl) INDEPENDENT 'A'
NETWORI< NEWS 12:'5 fJ NAME Of' TME GAME m OPERA FROM SAN A small 1own IS plagued
FRANCISCO with corrupllon and dea1h
la Gioconda The llnal Z MOVIE
ac1 ot Ponch1et1rs classic • • • Ouo ll•d•s t 19511
opera featuring Rene1a Aoberi Taytor Deborah
Scolto and Luciano Kerr A Roman •rl11ocra1
Paveroth includes dOCU· gains Ne<o s dlst1v0< When
mentary footage designed he lalls In love wl1h a Chris·
to enhance 1he viewer's llan gorl
undemanding or lhe ac1 1:00 S MOVIE
Hos1 Tony Rendall (RI • • * The Jerk' 119791 m MOVIE S111ve Marlin, Bernadette
e • • "Angel On My Pe1ers A chronic !ICtew-up
Snoulder' ( 19•61 Paul makes m1t11ons on • -rd
Munt, Ctaude Rains A 1nvent1on only 10 lose •I ell
gangster m&J(es a bargain 1n consumef damaoe SUlll
wo1h lhe devil 10 relurn 10 R
Ille as a fudge 1:30 m TEEN SCEHE
(C1MOVIE IBNEWS
• • • "Cousin Couslne" 1:41 D AT~
( 1975) Maue Chrls11ne Ber-2:00 9 ABC NEWS
raun Vietor Lanoua Two fC, MOVIE
French lamilles with mid-• • "Joseph Andrews"
die c:lass values suspoc:t ( 19771 Ann·Mergre1 Pe11<
th811 chUdren are having Finn A young men's flam·
an attair ·A boyant attalrs ot romance
S MOVIE cause scandal among the * • • "Seems Like Old '1•od and Slulty English·
Times" 119801 Goldle men 01 the v1c1orl1n ere
Hawn, Chevy Chase A "R'
sof1·hear1ed lawyer Is tOfn 0 MOVIE
between her hopeless e•-• • • "II s My Turn"
husbend·turned·bank I 1980) Jill Clayburgh,
robber and her up11gh1 MiChael Oooolas A brol-
prnent husband who 11 llant ChiCAIOO mllh P<'Ole&·
running for Callforn1a sor realizes 1ht> problems
atlorneygeneral 'PG' In her llv•ln retatlonShlps
10:16 ,H MOVIE when she llndS a new lave • • a "It's My Turn • whlle In New York lor htH'
11980) Jiii Clayburgh. lather's rem•rrl• 'A'
MIChaet Douglas A bl'll· 2:16 B NEWS
11an1 Chicago ma1h protes-2:30 8 TODAY'S REUOIOH
sor realizes the problems 2:46 D NEWS
in t>er l1ve-tn relatlonahlp 3:00 fJ FAITKWAYS
When she finds a new IOlfil (SJ THE WACKY WORLD
wNHI In N-YCH'k tor her OF JONATHAN WINTERS
lsther'• remarriage 'A' Host· Orson Weft ..
10:30 8 (II rr8 A LMHO S:30 NEWSMAK£R8
A slumber par1y at Lois's MOVIE
house Is lnlerrupted by a • • • "The Runner Slum·
ti.lrglar. (R) bles" ( 11179) Dick Van m NEWS Dylle. K1th!Mrl Ou1nt1n. A
G) JIMMY SWAOOART CethOllc prleat 11 -pecn-
11:00. DD CJ) lll a ed In Ille murder of • nun
NEWS wilh whOm he had been U PACESETTERS having en 1t111r 'R' G SPORTS SHACK 0M<>VIE
• THE 000 COUPLE • e • 'Hlgll Plelna o-arranges fO< FettK to Dflflet" ( 11173) Clint Eat·
cover en lntern11lon•I wood. Varna 810om. A
wr"lllng match namelNs 1trangar rein .. ID 8HfAK PMVIEWS the cowardly reelden11 of 1
"M0<1 Guilty PINsures" W911arn 1own to challenge
Roger Ebert and Gene 1he ruthteal gang wtlich
Sisk .. review tome movtee hU ~ lerrOllzlno tlltm
11>ey'r1 embarraued 10 S:38 (%) a4AM.U QtAWUH
lldmn they liked. (Rl TAU<S wmc.h
(%) MOVIE "Mertyn l•Roy"
It* * "Klno Solomon's S:llO MOVll
MlnM" ( 1910) 0.bOrah * * * "5"ml Lille Old
Kerr, Stewa11 G~ A TlmH" ( 11180) Goldle
wnllt 11\inlef guldee a pllfly Hewn, ~ C"-1. A
111tougti dat11M1 Afrlel In eof1.flelrt«I lt!W)'tf la tOtn
1 11:1.l~Cllc;tt of.:=an·1 hut-~her hopeleee •x· .,..,.. huab•nd·turn•d•blnk
robbtr tnd '* uottoht
I 11:IO POflTt ~ ptWenl lllolaband wflO I•
JOO CUl9 runn1no tor Ctlllornle
MO N1W1 atlo<My II«** 'PG'
COl• .. FOOT'IALl 4.'00. INTWAOe
0111o 8_.. w. S1enr0td (C) MOvtl ,
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Orengo Coast DAILY PI LOT/Sundey, September 27, 1981
success u
ara e sa e.
Garage sales, yard sales, rummage sales, street sales ... no matter what
you call them, the idea is the same -TURNING 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, clean out those unwanted items, and make money doing it!
It's fun, it's profitable, and following these 10 steps will make it simple.
Decide on dates.
Look at a calendar and set the dates and times 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 not be
able to come on any single day.
What to sell.
Everything! That is, everything you haven 't used in the
• last year. If an item has antique value, or is brand-new,
or has unusual value, be sure to ask a healthy price for
it. Get a pad of paper and search your whole house.
Look everywhere, and list everything.
Furniture. This is your main attraction and your
best source of income. Be sure to place furniture
where it can be seen from the street. Price
furniture low enough to beat auctions and
secondhand sales (check the classifieds for
comparisons), but high enough so you can come
down a little when someone shows interest.
RockinQ chairs, che st of drawers, tables and
chairs are all very successful at garage sales, so
feature them in your ad.
Antiques. Smaller antiques should be grouped, and
kept close at hand where you can watch and talk
about them. Nostalgia items are very popular -
display them well.
Clothin9. Make sure c lothing is clean , and mark
the price way down. Put as many things 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 should be tagged with an
explanation (l ike, "hand-embroidered flowers,
dress worn by Mae West)."
Appliances. These wi II sell for a fair price only 1f
they work. No one will take your word for it. Have
an extension cord so they can be tested, or better
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 of
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, II Bentwood rocking chair, toys, infants' clothing, 1922
Victrola in original cabinet, many gadgets, lots of
unusual items, rock collection, plants. Refreshments, 8
a.m. to 6 p .m. Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South
Anystreet, Yourtown. Just west of Main and 2nd."
Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to list unusual
items. Be as specific as possible. Give directions if
needed. Don'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 safe.
Where to advertise.
Place your ad where it will be seen by people who live
in the area -most people shop close to home. The
• Daily Pilot is read by 88,000 adults in Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Irvine, Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley -guaranteeing you wide
exposure. And with the Pilot, you 're not paying for
waste circulation in Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to
run your ad 3 times or more, and start it a few days
before the sale so bargain hunters can have p lenty of
notice.
Make a sign.
To help make your sale successful, make a few signs
• from cardboard and letter with a magic marker. A good
sign size is 14" x 22".
Placing your sign.
The morning of the sale, but not before, place your
• signs. Be sure and add your address and any
directional arrows. This should be done about a half
hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where it
can be seen from both sides of the street by passing
cars and pedestrians. CAUTION: Some towns have laws
that restrict the placement and duration of garage sale
signs. Please check with your town's plann ing
department or clerk.
Marking prices.
Mark prices w here they can be seen clearly. Office
•
supply stores have varoius sizes and colors of stickers
that work well, or you can use masking tape . However
you mark them, make prices low. Garage sales are for
bargain hunters. Remember, whatever you can 't sell
. you 'll have to drag back in the house and store again
for another year.
Serving refreshments.
This doesn't have to cost much, and creates a friendly
• atmosphere. It also encourages people.to stay longer
and perhaps buy more. You could even charge for
expensive items like donuts, or the kids could go in
business for the day, with a lemonade stand.
Display.
Make sure everything can be seen. Have card tables or
• boards used as shelves between two chairs. Don't
cause people to bend over unless you can 't help it. Use
one table as a desk where you can see everything and
take money. Use only one cash box (tin cans or boxes
work fine) and make sure someone is appointed
"cashier" at all times. Arrange beforehand for a friend
who can help answer questions, relief for lunch, etc.
Check your neighbors and
friends.
II See if any want to join your sale. This will 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 Daily Pilat.._ __ ....._sal~'--'). Grou..._.p sales-are a 10_....t r:oore--fun, too __ .
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR GARAGE SALE/
MAY IT BE SUCCESSFUL. AND FUNI
330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA.
Open 8-5:30 Monday thru Friday, Saturday 8-noon.
C9
....... ,..
~·· Oran e Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunda. September 27, 1981
'Library' lends
home tools
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP > -Linda Ivans over-
stts an unuaual "lendlnr library" in the basement or n old home In the near downtown section of the
clly.
lostead of boOks, her inventory conalsts of
tools -ranging from pipe wrencbet to a rototiller.
Most are lent Cree lo anyone who paya a 12.SO an
nu al membership fee.
• 'Thti basic idea is to provide tools for people
who want to fix up their homes and don't have the
money to buy a tool for a one-Ume use, or who
r:rn't afford to pay the high rental charges," says
Ms. Ivans, executive director of the Neighborhood
Development and Conservation Center.
"We've got scaffolding for painting, band
saws, a power miterbox saw, drills, a bell sander,
extension cords, spoUights, wire cutters, vise grip
pliers, a wheelbarrow, lawnmower, weed trimmer
a nd a lot or smaller tools," explains Jerry
Thompson, who works at the center.
The NDCC is the focal point for the various
neighborhood organizations through Oklahoma Ci -
ty It provides guidance in setting them up, sup·
plies information on follow·through programs such
as Neighborhood Watch -a program in which
neighbors watch the property of other neighbors -
and distributes information on matters that could
affect a neighborhood, s uch as a proposed zoning
change.
The tool "lending library" was started two
years ago and is aimed primarily at the lower·
income homeowner who Is buying a residence in
the centraJ city. The tools are either donated or
bought by the center from fees paid by member
neighborhood organizations and from federal
grants. They can be borrowed for three days and,
if there are no oth er requests, may be kept an ad-
ditional three days .
"We hope that, by having tools they can use,
they'll be more inclined to get to work fixing up
their residences, thus making the neighborhood
more attractive," ~s . Ivans says. "We've got two
lawnmowers -one is broken right now -and a
weed trimmer so they can keep the outside neat,··
she says.
.. Basicall y, what the philosophy has been is
that we're trying to buy or get tools that people
can't afford," Thompson says. "The thinking on
the rototiller was, with food prices going up so
much, to help people start gardens. And it's been
well used the two springs we've had it."
Items such as the lawnmower and the
rototiller machinery that needs maintenance -
are not free to members.
·'We charge a small maintenance fee -you
can 'l call it rent -for those things that need main-
tenance," Ms . Ivans says. "For instance, we've
had to change the oil on the rototiller several
times . and we've had to replace some of the gears
in it. The extra fee pays for this."
l'ICTITIOUI aUIUtHI
MAM8 "ATllQNT
TM ........,.. ---It 9'i"t -..i ....... : LIH~H A•ClO U:RVICI, IAOI
WHt LlllCOlll Avenu•, A11eh•IM,
c..llftrnle -t It•~ l~ ,.., l.,Clld ..... u.r•"~· Qt1-.r1W• ...a Tlllt llullftM1 11 ~i.-cl IJy t J\ Ill
·•••ldual Ka_..l!I._
Tllli tt•-_, llleel "'1111 IN
Ce<lntY Ci.n. el Ot ... Counh 0'1
S.ptemw 10. "" P:tr.a2
P11llll-d Oral\99 c .. 11 Oally
Piiot, ltcK. U, 10, 11, (kt.~. "" .... ,
rulllC MOJ1CE
lltCTtTIOUS a USINaSS
NAME STATtrMaNT
fllo 1o11-1no per""" 11 001119 1>uaJ
~»O
C & 0 CUSTOM DESIGN ANO l'INE WOODWORKING, ,._, Pl•0'1·
tie, Uni I E, Coate Mt ... CA 92627
CHRIS PARTEN, 1Jl1' Sel111
TllOmas, Senle Ane, CA.
Tiiis bullnen 11 '~ltd l>Y en In·
•lvlClut l
Ch-11 Penen
Tllll 1tet-l WH lilOcl Wl111 the
Counly Ci.r-of Orange Covn1., on S.pt. 10, .. ,.
1'17M" P11bll$/ltd Clrlll'IOI C:O.sl Dtll~ Pllol,
Sept. ''· 20, 11, Ott •. 1'91 403).tl
N ... ,,.
P:l""1TICKn aUllN•N
NAMtr STATIMaNT
Tiie lllllOW!ftt ....... b *"" busl· -.. : SHAMROCK PRINTING, Jt.IO.H
Greet~.~ Mne, c.. mi. w1111 .... c;.te141 Meed, 1~1 CNi.
Circle, •-P-. Ca. Tiii• llW!neu II ,_tee! by •n 1 ...
dMCluel.
Wiii ..... Gertlcl MHd
Tlll1 1\t-.1 wt• fll.cl wltll tM c-tv c .. rti o1 0r.,. c:-ty o" s.-1tmt1er 21, 1'11.
1'171171
Plltlll"'9cl OrM9S C:0.11 Dally Pl*
Sept. 27, Oc\. ,, 11, 11.1•1 ,~,
l'ICTITIOUS aU$1NES$
NAMI STATEMENT
Tiie following per"°" Is clot"!I buaJ·
neues.
FREIOENRICH & °'S
SOCIATES, lto11 Fllcll, Irvine, ce111or,,;en71'
D•M ls Fr .. cltnrlch, 315 Allto,
Newp0n 8Mcll, Celllornla 01143
Thli builneu Is c-..C-tecl l)y en In dlvlclutl
0.MIS Frtldttvl(ll
Tllh llalt..-nt wu 1119d with Ille
County Clerk of Orenoe county on
S.ptomber 10. 1911 ,.,,...,
Publli/loO Orenve County Delly
Pllol, ~ .. tJ, 20, 11, Oct. 4,
1'11 401 Sot I
NIUC MOT1Cf
P:ICTITIOUS aUstNaU
NAM• ITATll-NT
Tl\e loll-lft9 person• are dol119
b<nlntUlt:
11) OOMPVTER FA8RICATIOH
CORPORATION; C2I CCM FAB, U20
C•Ollla c Avtl'll•. Costa Meu ,
Calllornle t'M2'
Circuit ~-" Corp0ratloft,
• Calllornle corporetloft, JS20 Cedlll•
Ava11ue, ccate Mev, C.llfomle ,..~
fllls business II<~ by e Cot· poretlon
Clrc11ll lilena9tmenl
Corpotatlon
f'ICTITIOUI aUllNlll
NAMllTAT8MIJIT
Tll• .......... --· ere dolMi ••1tlMU .. . 111 O•ANOE COAST OAILY
f'ILOT C21 !MIL Y PILOT <II HUH
TINGTON alACH/l'OUNTAIN
VA L\.&Y DAILY f'IL OT CU
LAOUNA Bl!ACH/ SOUTlf COAU
OAILV I'll.OT ISi IAVINE OAILY
f'ILOT <•I lltVINE .Ml1'•0• Ill
lllllHIOH VllJO lilllt1'0". a30 W.•
.. ., Slfwt, eo.te Met._ CellfOfnll
mJI
or.,. (Mat Plitlllsllll\O (Aim.
""'· • Cellfetllil cor-•tlotl, no Wut 9ey Strut, C0tta MoH,
e.111orn1 • '21621
T11l1 "'"'""' '' tonek;ct.cl ov • cor 110r•tl.,,
er.,. eo..1 Pu111•'1ltno
Compeny
T-. " Haloy, Clllet
E••<ullv• O fllc o r alld
P\11111 .... r
This •taten-.... llltd with lht
Cou111y Cl•O. Of 0.-to11n1v °" S.PltMber 10, 1'11 Ill,_,
Publl•hed Orenoe Cont Delly
Pilot, Se9\. 1i. l'O, t1, O<t. '•
'"' ~1
P:ICTITIOUS •USIN•U
NAMI STATllilllNT
The fOllowlng perSOI\ It OOlng IHlll ,,. ....
MAIL CALL EXPRESS, MOO Eat1
Coe st H..,.., Corona Otl Mer, CA .,US
TERRI V WESTON, ' Cold Strum, Irvine, CA 9211•
Thi• bullneu I• C-.cltd by en '" Olvlclvtl
Terri V WOslDn •
This s1•1tment was tilea with tile
County Cltr• 01 Orenoe County 0" Se9t. 10, 1911
fll7t411
Pullllihed Or•nat CoeJI Delly Pilot.
Sept 13, '°· 27, Oct.'·"" <IOJ1 .. l
NIUC 1111£
P:ICTITIOUS aUSINllS NAMll STATIMaNT The tollowlno ,....., I• dol"O ...,,,. · ....... ,
HOLMES AGENCY. 200l 5o. YIMt, Suite"· S-. Ant, Ca.~
Linde Htlmes, 212'6 WtW<rHt
Cir., Hl.Wtll-.on 9Nch, Ca. neo.
Tlll1 ..... _t It~ br.., ,,.._
dlwl ... 1.
L ..... L.Holll'IM
Tiiis •at~ wn fllM wllll Ille c-tv Ci.rt o1 OnflQIO Courity .., s.p.
t .... -11.1•1
"""" Pvt>ll-OrM9S Coetl 0.lly Pllol
S.pt. 10. fl, Oct. '· t '· ,., '121.el
· "'IUC MOJ1CE
l'ICTITIOUS austNtr.SS
NAME STATIMEJIT
Tiie lollowl"!I per10<11 or« OOlnq
bullNliU:
FL YING HORSE IMPORTS, IJOO
Dove Strttt, Svl1• 100, Newport
Bee ell, C.lltornle t:IWO
Ooneld Sagrttll. u S•llburq,
Newpon BN<ll, Callfornl• tMO
I E S•Qretll, I• S•l1b11rQ, Ntwpor1 8Mch, C.llfornla tllMO
Thll llUtlnos '' conouctlcl bV • veneral pertntrS/llp
Donald Se9rtttl
Thll st.i_. we1 llltd with the
Counly Cl"'11; ol Or41n99 Counly on
S.pttmber 10, 1'91
Fl7M6)
OC*ALD HGstl!TTI
A~ ......
Law C-.,..-at'-,. Dew St. S..lt• at, N_, ••<11, u. .,... Published OrenQe Coes1 Delly
Piiot, Sept U, 20, 11, O<t •. '"' ..... ,
"'IUC NOTICE PVIUC MlltE Fre11e:11 J lltrrlotn, lflCt ------------
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
Tl\t IOllowlng person1 1ro OOlnQ
bultM»H'
CROWN SUMMIT BOOKS, 111 F
R1vtr1lde Orlvt Ntwp0r1 Buel\,
Ctl lforn1a 9266l
Ktltll C Terry, :zt Ortllu Bay
Orlvt, Corona Del ~r. ~lllO<'nla nus
Gorotn Haw•l n •, •SOI
Oorcl>tlttr R-, CorON Otl Mar,
Ctllfornla 9262S
Tl\I• bwllneu 11 Conducted by I
gen.rel ~nnersNp
KtllllC. Ttrry Tllll ltatement WH flleO with ti.
County c .. rk of Oun0t CA>unty °" Stpttmber 10, 1 .. 1
1'11 ....
Publl\lled Orenqe Cool Delly
Pll01, ~ 13, 10, 11 0c:1 4, , .. , 4030-tl
"'IUC MOOCC
"CTiTIOUS aUStNISS
NAMI STATIMENT
Th• lollOWinQ pe,_ Is OOlng bull rwu•• CUSTOM ELECTRONICS, 1 ... 1
O•enenn Plact, Wu1ml111tt r, CA
t'J.U
BRIAN LEE JORGENSEN, u e91
O.anann, -mlnsltr, CA '26a.
This but!Mn I• conduct.cl by en In
Cllvldual Brien L JorgieMotn
This 11•1-t wtos llltd with lht
County Clttk ol O••"Ot Ce>11nty 011
f'ICTITIOUS aUSllllESJ
NAMI STATIMETNT
Tl\t followl119 pertonl ert 001"9
bvslneuH
THE CALLA COLLECTION, 4l6 Htllotr-. Suitt 1·E, CorOftl Dtl
Mer, C•lltornla 9262S
C.L ~ lnltrnts Inc., •
C•lllornla corporation, 14'1' Dana
Point Orlvw, OeN Pol11t, <.Alllor11fa ,,.,,
r1111 bllslneu11 cOtlducted by a tor-
llOretlon
Prulcltnt
C-L Wrwood ln1tu~t
Cherl•s L. Shtrwooo,
Tiiis >late..-1 ••• llltd With IN
c-tv Clffll of Oranoo Co<.tnty on
Stpltmi,.r 10, 1'11 ""-Puolished O••nge Cout Delly
Piiot. ~ tl.10, 27, 0c1 '· 1'91 4012"1
Pretlo."'
This Itel-I WH 1119d with the
Ce>1111ty Cltrti ot or-c-•v 011 Stt>-
tt mbe• 14, 1•1 ""'a.rt Pub11"'9cl Or ..... Coest Delly PllOt,
Sept, 27, O<L '• 11, ti, 1911 '111 .. t
P:iCTITIOUI aUSINIU
NAMaSTATIMalfT
The lollOWlfto P9nM Is ooino ~·
M 'H as
(II IMAGE CONSTRUCTION
CO.; C2I IWIGI! OElflELOPERS; CJI
IM°'GE SOU.A SYSTEMS, 2'J £.st
t•tll Sl.-..t, Coste Mesa, C.lltomla mu
Oe vlCI F. L...:h, 163 EHi lttfl
Streat, Cca\t Mev, C.llfomle t16V
Tlll1~11 <--by en 111-
dlvlOutl
Oevlcl F. Le.ch
This ~ w• flltcl wltll OM
------------·1 C"""IY Claf'kol Dr .... '-Y°"S.. "~C::..~~!:~~·::r 1om11er u . "'' "'"'•
Tiit loflOWlno "",._.. ,, ctolng butl· Publl....., Oranoe OMJ1 Ot lly Piiot,
MU.,
NATURALLY YOURS, I.SOI
Broo•Mirit St , Founteln V•ll•Y.
Calllornl• '270t
Tiit... HllY -· 1'9)c lilt. -t-i-r11, FountlMn lfell•y. Utllomla ,,,.,.
Thlen Huy Pf\tM
Thh J1el-t WH Ill.cl Wllh IN
Ce>11nty c .. ~ of Or-County on~
lember 10, 1•1
P:tlt.Jat
Publllhtd 0rM191 COHI 0.ily Pilot,
S.pt. 27, Oct. 4, II 11 ••t 417WI
NIUC MOTXE
l'ICTITICKn aUSIMEU
NAMa STATllMtrNT
Tiie tollowl"!I pef'tons •rt dol110 ..,,, ........
s.p1 ,,, 1•1.
P:17161' Stpt. ll. 20, 17, Oct .•• '"' 0065-11
VICTOftlA INVESTORS, Ml Sat
cove L·-· O.U. Niese, C.. m»
Ma.... Got'poretlon It Callfomla
Corportte PllMIOfl Plant, '°'' S.t
Con ~. C.ta "'"'· C.. m:t11 Wllll..., Sml91, JO 51_..,, Old
8othpo9f, N.Y. llllM Publl•htd Or-Coes1 Dally Pli.t,
s.i>t.11, Otl. '· 11, ••• 191i •22Ht
Neptune Societv
CAEMllTION BURIAL AT SEii
646-7431
Our literature tells the complete story o f our society
c:..11 tor lrH ponlollo
PUil.iC MOTXE
STATIMaNT ~ AaANDOMMaNT
OP:U.EOP:
f'iCTITIOUI auliNaU NAME
TM loOowlno --.,.,.. ·~ Cloned tht .,. of tht Fictitious Bull·
nenName:
SURETY DOOR CONTROL, 11
s.llcl Doller Court. ~ •ecll, c..,..,
TM Ft<11tlowl lluslness Name ,...
24 hrl ferr9d to -w .. flltd 111 Orllf9 ~=~=========~ CO<lnty ifl ~Y. IMI.
Ctm /lkr
f'tHCIHOTHHS
SMITHS' MOITUUY
627 Main St Huntington Beach
536-6539
'AClftC YllW
M84011AL,U•
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel·Crematory
3500 Pac1l1c View Onve
Newpcrt Beach
644·2700
McCotlMICIC MOltTUAlllS
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495 1776
HAJllOl LAWK-MT. OLIYI
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Cos1a Mesa
5'10.5554
"BCI 1aOTHHS
11LL .. OADWAY
MOITUAIY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
GUY LEROY WA~. 11 S.ncl
Dollar CL, Ne-1 S.ecll, C.. 92441
W-E_. Wet$Gll, 110 Dll\-
bury LI\., c.o.i. Mesa, C. m»
Tiii• buslnen Wat conduci.cl Oy •
-r•I poN1ne~Np,
Oily L. Wt'--'
TMs ... ...,_t -flltd wltll IN
Co\Hlty CteB ol Oun99 C:-ty 011 S..-
t.mller 24, ttl l ,,,.,,..
P111>U1-Orange Coe1t Dolly Pl* S.Ot. 17, Oct. 4, II, ta, ltlt fUM'
Eclwenl Plwloro, 6101 S-,., Unll
I U, W..,._ Hlllt, Ca. 91Jll7
Oreo, Inc., 11110 ,,.,. ... ~
Park, Ce. ttJIXJ
R Vlllanut111, 1.SU 111011111
Ml<h-'11 (Ire .. , F-~n lftiley, C..
t'J70I
Tiii• bwslneu Is Conduct.a llY ... lit\• l11Corpore1ec1 euocletlOll otht< "'8n a
P• nner·tlllp.
lllAL-'GA co""°"ATIOfof
-G.Rka, p-
Tllh s-... lllltd with tht
County CleB ol Or-c-tv.,. ~
lamber Z2, 1911.
1'171•11
Publl-Orenoit COHI Dally Pllol S.Ot. 27, Oc:t 4, 10, II, i"1 42SM1
PVIUC MOOCE
P:i""1TIOUS aUSINESI
NAMI ITATEMaJIT
Tiit lotlowlno perso11t ert Oolno _,,. .... ,
CAS INC., iti. Soutll C ......... JM ,
AMllelm, C.. t'm2
CA$ Sol-.-. lllC., a Callforllle
CO!'POf.iloft, 1'1t S. C~lne St ..
A,,.,,. Im. c. . ...,,
Tiils bullMH II COflduct9d lly a <or• --·"°"· CAS Saltwere 111<.
OeYICI H Tr..,...,,
~
Tllh 1\8.,_l w• flied wltll tM c-iv c.*11 o1 0r.,... County.,.•· ....,_ 11, ,.,.
P:l1,..
PllOll-Or ..... OM1I Dally Piiot
Set>f, 20, t1, ~. '• II, 1•1 Oto.el
fllCTITlOUS aUSINISS
NAMI ST°'TEllll NT Tiit tollowln9 ptr.OM are OolnQ
buslnenn.
(II COAST LIFE, (2) THE NEWS
PRESS, U I OlllLY PILOT, wltll
wlllcll Ii 'omblnecl Int News PritH,
141 GLOBE HERALD, UI NEWPORT
BEACH DAILY PILOT; m COSTA MES°' DAILY PILOT, UO Wtll S.y
Streat. Coste Mon.I, CA t16V ORANGE COAST PUBLISHING
COMPANY, • C..llrornla corp0r1tlon, lJO WHI 8ty Street, COS11 _,.. CA .,.,,
This lluMneu 11 conoucteo by a <or·
poretlon.
ORANGE COAST PUBLISHING
COMPANY
Thomes P. H•lrf,
Cllltl Exe<utlvt Otft<er
end P\11>11-r
This rt.itrnem wes flltO wllh tilt
County Cl.,, 01 Oren~ Count y on S.Pt. 10, 1911
1'17-Publlll\ecl Or•nqe Coe1t Dally Piiot,
Sept IJ, 10, 11, Oct •. '"' ., ... ,
,.ICTITIOUI aUllNESS
NAMa ITAT•MaNT
Tiie tollowl119 peno"t ere dolllO
INllMH •;
L & W SE RV ICES, ?IHI
lltOOll'"'"' • uo. """" ....... e.ec11, C..t11M6
Wei_, LJoord 8tlltH Jr., tU Tvtlp
L-a C:. C.la MeM, C.. '26%1
L.,..,, Olm9'otll, ""' 9,.__,..,,., • UO, Huntl"91011 8-<t\, Ca • .._
Tiiis IMnlMU ls <efl*'<lllel by a
oenerel~p.
WltlttrL.hll•dJr.
Tiiis ....... •• tlled wltll -c-'• o.R • 0r.,... ~ 9fl s.,. t.fftber 17, "'1. "" ... Plll>llsllM Or .... OMl1 Deity "I* s.p!, JO, t1, Oc'l. 4. 11, t9e1 '1IMI
"ICTITIC!Ua aUMNall
MAMl ITATIMllfT
TN IOI._.,..~ It """'9 llusl· -••: VIKING INTE1'NATIONA1.. 7" ·~ All9., Cotta Me9' CA . ._. ~a. Kep1.,, m1 f'•ltk .-....
<Mt• ..... Ca. ft6Z7 Tflls ...... IS c--.cted .. .,. Mo
flwldMI.
Mitre 8. "-' .. Tiii• _,,..,. w• Ill• wlVI ttlt
C-tv ~-°"""' OMlly ...... _ ... "·"'1.
f'ICTlTIOUS aVMlflM
ltAMll 9TATSM8NT
TM i.119Wlflt ,.,_.., are Mlllt
IMMWte•:
MATSUOA WILOINO, 1J72
S.tu"' Drive, Ul'llt"O'', Hllfltl~ a..c:11.~n.o 01 .... , .. , t'4 'Wee«Atl
0.-tw, ttu C r a ee.dl, CM....,.• ....
•leftcflt ......... wi.«rett °''"· ........... llMdl. ~ .... Tllt.....,_l't~W•lfl. ....... 1 • .......... TMa ......_._.._ ... ..
~oar.• Or .... c:-.ty ... ... ....... '""""
. CLASSIFIED
INDEX
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1002 G~at 1002 ······················· •••..........•.•..•....•.......•.••••.........
WI.titer Retre.at. 01&11 In
the sun. New 1 yr old 2
bdrm + den. 3 ba, rum
with cathedral l'ellJn&
Indian Wells Racquet
Club, Palm Spr1n11 Home overlooks Hth
Golr Hole al the Indian
Wells Goll course Pool
ln front ot home Ex cellent loc $196,000, no
money dn lo qu1hf1ed
buyer Will consider tradt for unit in Corona
dcl Mar Call John ,
Te rtx1 Yl11r Ad, Call
642-5678
HOUSfS f OR SALE
(, ... t•J llallloo hl•lld 8ftblu t>HUA\Wll
(tpOirilill llt." ~
l'•-••l lhr c. ... "•'-°""" , .... tJTvu t'wnl•1n \ .11,, ~lf\M'\Oll ... •1lrti '"~"" IAi""' iv .. ~ l4IV11• U1lh
Ut\U'u1\111\H'I .-.1uwn \,.,..,
~n::r:-~: .. 6-~ Juft f 4p!\lf flt"
S.M.,.\f\• Su•.,.,~ ~~l.•tlifA& "•-UWll--~fl
Mobiw II•-· '•Ir am mm
~If••&• '°' '-tlt-4V•"mf'"' ft,, \•I• ""•H•Pru-~rt• »v\1"''' f'tuvrrh
( '~•lf'f\ l~ .. \ n6"1(' (°"'fhrH••I t'r"'P'rrh
l on6onh•u111~i\ '''"
ltwu1,, .... l '"'" ,.,, .. tlou~\ II;~ \tu~ erd tftt10ftwl't••h '"''""'••1 t't\ll)fft u-..........
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MANll HOUSE Magnificent 6 bdrm.
view, mansion 7200sq ft
with 7 baths. 5 fri>ks
large wine c.-eUar, spec
tacular 2.0' lugh entry,
circular cobblestone
driveway on one rull
acre Special reaturi! is a
huge country l'lub·size entertainment room
HAllOI RIDGE EST A TIS
Outstanding Miramar model, 2 Br +
den, parquet floors. new carpets,
custom hand carved bar. dynamk
city lite views. Asking $695,000.
llG CAMYOH
Exquisitely upgraded Monaco on golf
course. 3 Bdrm, formal dining , family
room, assumable loans. Submit all
offers. Asking $575,000. $100.000 dwn .
W ATEIFIOMT -WIU TUDE
Luxurious French Normandy 5 Bdrm
5 Bath estate with slip for 50' boat.
Will trade for smaller home or income
property or sell for 2Q<'/, down and
carry balance at 12'7, Priced at
$1,675,000
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merc1al 2700 sq ft .
building per lot ap
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yard loads of used brick Owner will t•arry
with small down rall
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home stands alone 1n
s uperb qualit y. craftsmanship and
eleganre Fabulous use of masonry, woods and
sta111ed gl~. together
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YO U'LL LOVE IT 4 I Bdrm. 21,, ba Palermo I
Wooden entry & country
k1trhen. family room
with wet bar & cozy
fireplace Assume
$184,000 effective rate or
12 5'1 SJ?.2,000 ree.
ASSUME SJ86.000 AT
lO"'r I mmaculate
Eastblurf 3 Bdrm home
with famil y coom Manicured pool size
yard and patio ha\•e
beauttruJ sunset views
Only $265,000
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POOL-SPA Lovely 2 story home on
quiet cul de sar.
Eastside Costa Mesa
Secluded master swte
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designed pool and spa
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STEAL CONDOS!
M.l.LOWDM. Sharp lg 3 Br, warm
earthtones. Assume
9. 73 w /tenns. $235,000. ALSO lg Z Br. 2 Ba.
frplc, din rm. liv rm.
'VII /pool·Sp&·leMlS. Only
$200 ,000 w/terms P 'ck 758-1221.
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FAST MOVE
Owner packing and will finance this 4
Bdrm North Costa Mesa home. This
quiet cul de sac home is looking for a
family! Will consider 143 loan for 7
years with just $20,000 down! Fussy -
Move Fast Buyers, call 540-1151 to see.
ASSUMABLE 14 l/•% FtMAMCIMG
MESA VERDE
First TD approximately $90,000. 3
Bdrm 2 bath, new roof, large yard.
A s king $1 29 ,900. For more
information, call 540-1151.
EHTERT AIMERS DELIGHT
EASTSIDE
Assumable VIR financing available on
this charming, light and airy home
Featuring 4 Bdrm. plus family room.
enclosed courtyard, lovely back yard
with Koi pond Asking $188,400. For
appointment to see. rall 540-1151.
START SMART
CdM $224,950 Only steJ16 to beautirul
Corona del Mar beach!
Just reduced $25,000 by motl\•ated owners• As
sume I H•'k f'lrst Call
now ! 673-8550
THE REAL
ESTATERS
Get GREEN cash
ror WHITE elephants
with a Classified Ad
CaU 642-5678
ERITAGE
fHDLESS SUMMll Reduced beach home
wa1t1ng for the right
person, it's love al first
sight with th.ls 3 Bdrm c harming cottage
Owner wiU carry for 10
years Steps t.o sand on
fee land Poss1b1bty to
add a 2nd story Vacant
Quick Escrow Only
$239,500.
Diana Cappel. rltr
631·1Z21
THE BIGGEST
GARAGE SALE ON THE
ORANGE COAST
IS IN THE
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS
DAILY PILOT
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SPYGLASS flOMT ROW
This former model home is very
highly upgraded . 4 bedrooms.
famil y room and spa with
spectaC'ular ocean view. air
conditioning, pool, security system.
Priced below market at $629,500.
Open House Sat 1·4, Sun 1 5 11
Monterey Cir
CUSTOM EUG.AMCE IN llG C.ANYON
This beautiful home epitomizes the
casual elegance of Big Canyon and
offers the ultimate in quality,
comfort and charm. 5 bedrooms
including maid's quarters. Pool and
spa. Elegant woodwork. classic
moldings. total security system.
golf course views. By appointment
$2,300,000.
OWNER flN.ANCIMG IN TURTLE ROCIC
Like new three bedroom and den
split level condo in Turllerock
Vistas. Large family room with wet
bar opens onto patio and greenbelt.
Large master suite with balcony .
Priced under market for qwck sale
at $279.500.
IUILDERS DELIGHT
Double lot on the premier street in
the best Newport Heights location.
These are 2 legal lots with 50 feet of
footage each. There are 3 income
units that pay a good rental income.
Call for more information. $350.000.
OWNER FfN.ANCING IN llUFFS
Owner will carry a large second on
this beautiful 3 bedroom condo.
Private end unit with large patio.
Priced at $249.500. Open Sat 1·5. 400
Vista Quinta.
CUSTOMIZED S,YGL.US
A select New Bedford features four
bedrooms. four baths. family room
and formal dining room. Extensive
upgrades and king-sized yard make
this home a truly unique find .
Offered at $.589.000 with attractive
owner financing available.
S,.ACIOUS F.AMILY LIVING
7 br, 412 ba . Spyglass home with
spacious, thoughtfully designed
noorplan that gives you room to
Jive . Luxurious features such as
hardwood floors. custom shutters.
separate maid 's quarters, full y
equipped kitchen with additional
Jenn-Aire r ange. custom oak
bookcases. large family room and
bonus room are but a few of the
outstanding features of this
beautiful Southpo rt model.
$675.000. Open Sun. 2·6 25 Bodega
Bay
SU,ER LOC.A TIOH
Lido Isle. . west end of island.
Community beach at each end of
street, 4br. 312 ba. gourmet kitchen.
walled patio. Community tennis,
yacht club . Submit all
offers ... purchase ... lease ... trade.
.. owner creative and anxious.
.will help finance. $.525.000.
WGE FAMILY HOME OH THE l.U
Enjoy waterfront living on Lido Isle
In this fanta~tic 7 bedroom Colonial
style home with french doors.
shutters. and used brick patio.
Large balcony off master bedroom
overlooks the water and the private
sandy beach. This unique home on
an oversized lot is ideal for family
living and entertaining on the bay
$1,750,000.
COUMTRY FRESH IH IAYSHORES
Charming country 3 Bdrm 3 Ba
h o m e , private ms tr sui t e
w /balcon y. gale guarded community w /2 beautiftil beaches. Excellent owner financing makes
this a great buy at $349.500.
4 llAUTIFUL HOME
Motivated owners will finance this
lovely 3 Bdrm 3 Ba home situated on a huge professionally landscaped
corner. The privacy, pool area and
gorgeous garderi~ are just a few of
the many amenities. $369,500.
UASI on10M IN SPYG&.ASS
This magnificent 6 Bdrm home is
available for just $35,000 option
money. The lovely home 1s in move-ln condition and includes a
gardener. $699.500.
JUST IEDUCED SI0,000
Turtlerock Broadmoor Plan 3 with •
Bdrms, formal dining. plus separate
family room, all on one floor. S2C».900.
PANORAMIC VIEW
Lovely Spyglass 4 Brdms plus inner
courtyard with pool and spa.
TURTLEIOCK
Fantastic Garden Glen patio home
with 3 Bdrms, family room, fee land.
$259,900.
714-552-1714
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LINDA ISLE
Fantastic· view of main channel
from home of quality construction.
Rich woods throughout -all the
glass gives it class. Four bedrooms.
Call for details re : exchanging.
Sl,895 million. Exclusive with
William Cote.
816 CANYON
Six bedroom home for the
executive. Overlooks 18th fairway.
Newly decorated. guest quarters
and pool. Exclusive at $1.7 million.
Seller will assist in financing.
Open Sunday 1·5
8 Cypress Point, Big Canyon
816 CANYON
Experience the pleasure of an adult custom home 10 years in the planning. Incredible attention to
detail . . . elegantly proportioned
and poised over a three par green. SI .8 m1llion.
LIDO ISLE
Great fina ncing on elegant four
bdrm Island home. One of a kind!
Assu mable loan and owner will
carry. $625,000.
Open Sat & Sunday 1·5
204 Via San Remo
VILLA BALBOA
Luxurious villa -newly decorated
in "easy to live with" neutrals.
Ivory carpet and tile. Large airy
rooms . Arizona flagstone patios.
$148,000 assumable loan at 12%
and owner wi II carry. $275.000.
BAYFRONT
Opportunity of a lifetime .
Magnificent assumable loans.
Commanding view with private
pier. Priced for immediate sale.
Call quickly for an appointment and
be the lucky one! $1 ,850.000.
NEWPORT CREST
Best two bedroom buy in Newport
Beach. Located on a greenbelt.
Features vaulted ceilings and step
down living room. $165,000.
MESA YERll
Three bedrooms and a private yard
with brick BBQ on a cul-de-sac for
$144,900. Assumable loan of $98.500.
Owner very anxious.
WESTCUFF
Two bedrooms , 2 bath condo. Large
assumable loan with Jow interest
rate. $129,500.
Open Sunday 1to5
121• Rutland Road, Unit 5
2075 Sen Joaquin HHfl Rd.
Acro11 from llG CANYON
Newpott INdt
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675-5511
WON 'T IEAT
1MIS!
• Id w /2 patios. Assume
lU5% inL A l't!al value 1215,000. Terms. Patrick
Tenore 7~1221
HUGE51D! Custom pool & spa
w /view & term s'
Patrick Tenon!, Re/Max
Find what you want in
Daily PilolClasslfieds.
HAR.B<>R REA LTY
PRICE REDUCTION
Large family home in beautiful
Baycr est . Substantial price
reduction and attractive 13~%
financing! 4 bdrm., huge family
rm .. formal dining rm. and pool.
Custom built quality. Traditional
styling. Reduced to $389,500! Open
Sat. and Sun. 1 to 5 -17~ Marlin
Way.
LARGE YACHT?
Private pier and slip can
accommodate 55 foot yacht.
Located in exclusive Bayshores
with guarded gate and private
community beach. Custom built 3
bdrm. home with convertible den
Owner will finance. $950,<m L.H.
COIONA DEL MAI
VIEW LOTS
A rare commodity! Two lots side by
side with ocean, bay and night
Ugbts view. Prime location away
fr o m summ e r traffic. 75 %
financing . Can be purchased
separately or together. $71.5,<XX> and
$695,000.
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5.5 ACRES
SAM JUAN CAPISTIAMO
Magnificent view estate site only a
I ew minutes from the Dana Point
Yacht Harbor in the city of San
Juan Capistrano. Located among
expensive homes. Secluded yet
convenient. $695,000 owner will
finance.
SHOPPING CENTEI
100% leased. Prime comer location
ln Costa Mesa. Motivated seller.
Submit on terms. $477 ,000 L.H.
ORANGE GROVE
Over 95 acres in the beautiful
Arlington Heights a r ea of
Ri verside. Nirely maintained grove
with excellent appreciation
potential. Just minutes from Tyler
Mall and Riverside Fwy. Assume
8% 1st ~t deed. $1,000,000.
OPEN TODAY 1-5
UNIQUE IN OLD CdM Qu a lity
construction. corner lot. cedar
ceilings, a two bedroom and a three
bedroom unil in this new duplex.
Skylights, textured waJls. terrific at
$469,000. See Barbara Hutchings at 700
Marguerite.
UNIQUE IN llG CANYON Everything is beautiful about Lhis four bedroom
Broadmoor Pool. spa. guard gates.
and too many extras to mention.
Priced to sell fa st at $85.000. See
Bonnie Barrington at 6 Winged F'oot.
UNIQUE' ON THE IA Y -Terrific floor
pla n that features a master bedroom
suite and a den . Community pool and
spa, and the charm of hvrng on the
bay. Best of everything qualtty
$318.000. See Susan Hard er at 1014
Bayside Cove East.
UNIQUE IN OLD CdM Completely
remodeled inside and out I 1 ~ blocks
to beach Beautiful three bedroom.
three bath. perfect in every delail.
$.550.000 . fee See Pat Merry at 317 Poinsettia
UNIQUE IN H.ARIOR VIEW HILLS
Beautiful four bedroom. two bath pool
home on elevated. quiet corner with
walled entry cou rt. Located in the
bes t meadow ocean island v1ewl>.
shoooing and schools. $449.500. Sec Natalie Fogarty at 3801 Topside.
UNIQUE IN LUSIC H.ARIOR VIEW HILLS Excellently m<1intained family home.
four bedrooms. 2 1 :1 baths, night
light view. close to beaches. Flexible
owner fin a ncin g. Well priced at ~.000 F'ee. See Marian Reedy c.Jt
1225 Keel Drive.
UNIQUE IN IRVINE TERRACE Owner
financing ava ilable. custom three
bedroo m , tw o l>ath . s uper
neighborhood , good buy with lots of
potential. $395.000. See Bert Reedy at
612 Ramona Dri ve
UNIQUE ON l.ALIO.A PENINSULA
F'rench doors. 2 decks. 3 bedrooms.
library. family room. 4 fireplaces.
new custom C'onstruction With 20',
down. great fin a ncing. Offered at $395.000 F'ee See Nancy Laux at -1 19 Harding.
UNIQUE IN MES.A VERDE Extra large
yard . RV or boat access. three
bedroom plus family room and
assumable fin ancing. Clea n. clean.
clean. $169,500. See Harriet Hammond I
at 2037 So. Capella Ct.
REALTORS.675-6000
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BLUFFS BEST BUYS
OPEN SUNDAY 1 PM
ARST TIME OFFERED
POPULAR ANGELITA
Super single level in mint condition.
Custom throughout. Private patios.
quiet street. ideal for couple. Best
location. Will sell fast. Come and see
2019 Vista Cajon. '$215,000.
BLUFFS EXCLUSIVE
Choice 3 bdrm, 2lf.t bath, features end
unit, close to pool, private patio. All
upgraded in super condition. Come & ·
see this charmer. 401 Vista Roma ,
only $179,900.
NEW BAYFRONT
' I REDUCED $16~l0l
•Under Market -Owner/Builder ,
ready to negotiate. Great terms to
qualified buyer. Brand new 4 Bdrm.
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4 bath bayfront with boat dock is :
available at $1 , 135,000
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Gorgeous View Single Level
'I'wo Bedrooms. Two Baths End
Unit Decorator Wallpapers &
Drapes Plantation Shutters -
Separ0te Master Suite -Shows
Like A J ewel! S255,000. A ··Joy Of
Newport ·· Listing.
2121 Y.ACHT YAHt<Ef
SEAVIEW
O,EN SUN l·S
F'antasli<' Four Bedroom. Three
Bath . One Story Home Offering
One Floo r Living AL Its Best !
Gourmet Kitchen. Two Fireplaces.
F'amily Room + Two-Car Garage.
Elevated Lot For Views Of Western
Sun:>ets & Ctty Li ght s. Gate
Guarded. Pri ced To Sell At SS0,000
Under Compet1t1on .
l 14 AVEMIDA CUMlll
ILUFFS
OPEN SUM 1·5
LOW DOWN!
EHellenl Financi ng. Large As·
sumable 30-Year Loan With Fixed
Interest Hate. Owner Will ·carry
Second Lease-Option Available.
Sunny & Imma culate Three
Bedroom End t:nit With Wrap·
Around Patio On Lush Greenbelt.
$229,50()
2000 I.ARR.AMC.A
ILUFFS
OPEN SUN 1-5
Bright & Airy Three Hedroom End
l"nit On Greenbelt With Sunny Deck
& Open Beam Ceiling. Located On
Quiet Cul-de-Sac 'ear Pool & Ten
ms. Owner Will Carry Al 13.5',.
$169.900
542 H.ARIOR ISL.AND DRIVE
PROMONTORY UY
OPEN SUN 12-l
Special Custom Ba yfronl. FEE
LAND. Ca thedral Ceilings. Parquet
F'loors & ~e\\ Carpets. Lots Of
Wood & Glass. Three Bedrooms &
Co nvertible De n . J •2 Baths .
Separate Dinin g. Huge Family
Room With Wet Bar Kitchen With
Pantry Breakfast Room. Sauna.
Study. Three-Car Garage. Wood
Deck Overlooks Bay & Dock. Owner
Will Carry Large Second. Sl .600.000
BR.AND MEW LISTING
Pools ide Setting -Elegant Condo
-Neutral Tones Two Bedrooms.
Two Baths Formal Dining Room
Gorgeous Sunsets Super
Financing \'ery Low Fixed In·
terest Rate Shown By Appoint·
ment. Asking S220.000. A ·•Joy Of
Newport"' Listing.
llG C.ANYON
VIEW!
Beautiful Versailles Model On Quiet
Cul -de-Sac. Wide . Winding Stairway
With Spectacular Suspended
Walkway Overlooking Marble En ·•
try And Spaciou s Li ving Room.
Elegant Featu r es Garde n
Kitchen. Den With F'ireplace. Huge
Master Suite. Highl y Landscaped
Garden With Paddle Tennis Court.
Great View ~ Spec 1al Financing
Available. S87 5.000
EMERALD l.AY MODERN
One Of The Most Dclightrul Houses
We Kave Had The Opportunity To
Offer In "Many A Moon :· If
Modern Styling Is Your Taste. You
Must Inspect This Attractive Home
With All Its Special Attributes -
High Beamed Ceilings Intricate
Custom Lighting Sharp. Clean
Features Lovely OCEAN VIEW.
Spacious Sun Deck . Priced Al
$695,000.
CUSTOM IUILT HOME
On Promontory Bay. Formal Din·
ing Room. Den /Library. Spacious
Master Bedroom Overlooking Bay
Has Fireplace. Three Other
Bedrooms & Maid's Room & Bath.
Pier & Slip For Large Yacht.
Owner Will Assist With Financing.
$1,850.000.
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bomt on aoU COUl"H. A•· 1ume 10"4 Int Only
$124,tOO. Prin. only
Palrlcll Tenore. Remu.
rltn TS9-1Z21
MESA VERDE CHARMER
TIMI TO 1UDI UPI Perfttt 4-llilex ln MtH
Verde, all 2BR un1ta1 l11ht • 11r1 Gooa
fln1ntln1! Call now Marcia rltr. 75 1221
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Old .fushioned charm and \'alue, 4 Bdr. sparklin g pool spa. must s<.'11. Asking Sl91.500. JACKIE Hi\NDELMA~. 631 ·1266
MESA VERDE
Cape Cod charm. 3 Bdr + fam rm. lrg swimming pool. nc\\ carpets and
fresh paint Good terms. $190.000. Also a\'atlable fur ll'ase JACKIE HANDLEMAN. (jjl ·l2txi
GOLF COURSE VIEW
Contemporary wood & glass cu stom home overlooking private go lf course . .i Bdr. fam rm. rumpus rm. pool w spa. lighted paddle tennis court etc. etc Call JACKJE llANDLE.'.\l AN . 631·12Ci6.
FIX & SAVE!
Pat11> home o'erlook~ strea m & offers tent air. a ~pacious country kitchen w green house "'indow & mul'h more! 20', down no qualif) 1ng~ Ten .'.\larquez 759·1221.
BEST BUY OH SPYGLASS-HEE OCEAN VU!
You may never again be able to find SU('h a low price on such a prime
property This .i BR Capehorn model is pn('ed less than a. rnmpa rable
ocean vu lot in Ne\\ port if ,vou can find one. A fantastic pla ce lo live
as well as u great in\'estmenl' Redu ced Lo SSH .500 Fee Brul'C Blomgren 759· 1221
EXECUTIVE HOME IN TUSTIN HILLS Entertmn in st~ le'' 3000 sq It. soaring C'e1hngs. formal dining room & a
mte hght \'lew Surrounded b) home s up to $750.000. this tould be yours
for S329.00<J ' OW(' $275,lX'XJ <it 13', for 5 yr~ Bruce Blomgren 759 1221.
OCEAM VIEW + 2 LOTS Delow mkt l11ghl\' upgraded 2 sty ocean \'u hoth le\'els 3 blks to
beach ' $267.500 Cail Loda~ Bob Bunl1 ck 759 1221
LARGE LOT
3 BR home c>.t·ell rnnd 50 x 155 lot. Good ne1ghborhu SI Ii ,500 Call Bob. Burdick 759 1221
TERMS S1lverado Canyon nl'" sp1ll lc\'t.>l 2 UR + dt>n home F P. skyltte 1\ l'
$129.000 Bob Burdick w~:1221
COSTA MESA 2 BR · Homan tub . sundec k w O<:l'an hug1• lot life kitt'hcn For terms.
call Bob Burdi ck 759-1221
COM DUPLEX · ONLY $20,000 DOWN!
2 BR home in old Corona del ~lar localed south ul PC ll . \\afk to
everything. Plus a 3 BR rental unit & 2 double ga ra ges. 12', fmant'lng
for 4 years. Thi s won 't lasl'. ~07 ,000. Brut'c HlomJ,?;ren 75!:11221
A GREAT NEWPORT BEACH VALUE Owner hus mo\ed & says "sell." Just 4 blocks to the beach. 4 BR . RV
access. 2 story $138.000 in lo<1ns & owe ~ Asking Sl93.900 Bru<'l' Blomgren 759-1221
EASTSIDE·6% LOAM
3 BR-CHARMER
Quiet cul-de-sa(' 1n pnme E. side Mesa. Parquet entry Bri ck flrcpla1,1c.
Lovely tiled kitchen. Spacious family rm Pantry Water filt er &
softener Soa·hol tub combo Enclosed off-st. H \' nad Giant oauo. Storage shed Fru1l trees & more '. owe up lo SlOo.ooo al 13', • Flexible
f'inandng w 6', lst TO Ca ll Bob Lkata. 759·1221
BIG CANYON'S LOWEST PRICE
Prof. decor Do\w lbr. 2ba. fam. rm .. lrg yard. room for pool Guardt.•d
gate. Must sell. Submit any offer or terms. Assum. <.>x1sling $300.000
Price $425.000. Bob & Do\'ie Koop 759 122 1
LIDO ISLE
·4br, 4ba , lrg lot, steps to beach. Asking $440.000. Seller says bring any
·offers. Must sell. Bob & Dovie Koop 759-1221.
TRADE ORANGE & AVOCADO RANCH
78 ac Valley Ce nter. sub map comp!, 4 sep par. Sell or trade all or part
for home in Npt. Laguna or M1ss1on \'ieJo. Sl.200.000. Bob or Dovie
Koop. 759-1221 .
"2" NEWPORT CREST CONDOS
Ocean \'U. 4 Bd 3 Ba. Fam rm. wet bar, din rm. pool. tennis. $210.000 ea.
Terms. Submit any offer to Rob or Dovie 759·1221
180. OCEAM VIEW
4 BR. 312 BA. fam. Rm, Din Rm, Lg. yard w 1pool. Pvt beach $725.000.
Bob & Dovie Koop 759 1221.
LINDA ISLE
Finest loc on all Linda 76' of waterfront. rm. for up to 85 · yacht. 6br,
7ba formal din . Ba yside Pool & spa. Game room , lrg sit dn . bar. wine
cellar. outstanding fin . avail. Pri ced at 4 Million . Bob & Dovie Koop
759·1221.
COASTLINE & OCEAN VIEW
Cameo Shores finest 3 BR. 3 BA + den. FR, formal Din .. huge courtyd
w/pool. pnv. beach. Bob or Dovie Koop 759-1221.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
3 BR. 2 BA Formal Din . Just redecor. & remodeled. Ocean view . Pri.
beaches. $.139.000LH. Rob or Dovie Koop 759· 1221.
te Barrett Reaiw
presents
CHECK LIST OF tlJMES
" EASTSIDE~LL FIXEO UP
This 011c ha~ financing ! Owner will
t·arry l~t TD on this cut~ 4 Bdrm
home, snuggled in trees. $.149,500.
1961 .. La. O,.S..1-1
I M.UVElOUS WESTCUFf:
5 Bdrms, formal dining roQm, huge game/family room and beautiful
eat·in kitchen + 3 car garage.
1500 Hkjhlelftd. Ml O,... S... 1·5
" THE IEST OF HfWPORT CREST
Spacious split le vel 2 Bdrm. den
home. Allached double garage with
opener. Vacunt, available now.
19 hccipocM Ct., Ml 0,.. S... 1·5
I MESA YERDE-MOVE IM MOW
Spotless 4 Bdrm home with well
maintained ya rd, dining room, and
large family room. Excellent
family neighborhood. $179.000.
2862 Tobago, CM Opttt Sun. 1-5
" LIDO ISLE~EW LISTING
EM'l•llent l'Orner home has 2 Bdrm
and den -fireplace and much
more. s.175.000 with great financing
• 5 GARAGES IN NEWPO«T
Cu~tocnized 3 Bdrm and den, 2• 2 bath home with low maintenance yard. A big PLUS. $185,QOO. . ., ...
1806 hryl, NI Opett S.... I ·5
"DOVER SHORES-UTATE SALE
Immediate occupancy if desired.
Spacious 3 Bdrm. den home with1
much to offer ! On fee land.
1393 Galaxy. Ml Opett Slln. 1-5
" BALBOA DUPLEX-Will TRADE
Nke living plus in,·ome . 2 Bdrm.
formal dining room and country
kitchen plus, 2 Bdrm apartment.
L'pgraded and ready now $289.500
~ LARGEST DOYER SHORES SITE
Beautiful remrdeled 3 Bdrm home
Tremendous use of bnl'k pri\'acy
entertaining ('enter \~1th spa.
$125.000 Call for appt lo see.
" TWO OH A LOT--IAUOA
Units have own garage. living
room. bdrm. d111111g room and bath.
Owner will finance 1st and 2nd TD
al excellent inll'rest rate. $33~.000.
• MESA DEL MAR-WELL RMANCEO
Huge high ct'ilinged family room
adds much to 3 Bdrm home. All
fixed up ' Assumable !st and owner
will ca rry 2nd TO . $135.000
• CUSTOM OCEANFROMT DUl'LEX
Three <ind 2 Bdrm units
furni shed or unfurnbhed. Beautiful
dctaib, bu11l 1ns. many extras!
$750.000. Call for appt to see
" HARIOR VIEW HILLS-VIEW
4 Bdrm and famil y room
Broadm oo r . Large r oo ms.
immaculate and beautifully
<lecorall'd. Assumable financing.
I NEW WIMBLEDON VILLAGE
Plan C large 4 Bdrm. 21 2 bath
Large assumable loan with 30 year
fixed rate. Sl99.000. Call to see. f.
• NEWPORT SHORES WATIRF«OMT
4 Bdrm 21 2 bath. with sandr beach
and lovl'ly big patio . Close lt> oeean.
pools. and l<.'nn1s S250.000 "i th
su(>Pr owner f mancing
• l'ENIMSULA l'OINT CHARMER
Dormer windows. gables, brick
fireplace enhance the quaint look of
this 4 Bdrm. den home. Sl70.000.
~ IA YFROMT-SLIP AND IEACH
Spotless 2 Bdrm. den home on large
lot. Spa , gardens, 2 terraces and 3
<:ar garage. Ample room to expand
$35.000 includes land
" EXCLUSIVE IA YSHORES BEAUTY
Authenti c French Norma nd y 4
Bdrm cottage in tree studded
selling. Spa and maids quarters
in gated beach community
./ l'IER AMD DOCK
Two units on Balboa Island -35· on
the waterfront. Excellent owner
financing. Call for details.
I HORTHGATE~M MESA NORTH
4 Bdrms , 2 baths and fireplace.
Convenient to shopping and school.
Near Fairview /Paularino. $127.000.
I GET·A·WAY TO HID6-AWAY
8 acres of rolling citrus groves in
No. San Diego Co. with cute 2 Bdrm
cottage. May be subdivided.
$175.000.
I wt DO HA VE RENTALS
Call if you need an Oceanfront
&Partcnent, Dover Shores or Lido Isle bayfront -or any other.
642·5200.
642-5200
A
PET BARRETT REALTY ... · '
• 'ltti • •, • .., I••
Have aometbln& you Tb. fut.t draw ln the
want to eell! C'lullfted Wat.. •. a o.111 PUot
•di dolt ...u. eo.srra. ClullO!clA!S. eon
WATllNONT
DWUX, WITH Pta I SUP
Remodeled to new In 1976 from curb to
new pier including custom tlled spa ,
stain glass & even electric powered
draw drapes. 3 car garage with
additional 3 car off street parking.
Perlecl location -~95,000.
PRICE. TEIMS. LOCATION
This 3 Bdrm "D" plan in the Bluffs
has it all -owner says bring me an
offer. Asking $234.500. Call to see.
CLOSE TO IEACH
Big duplex on FEE land. Asking only
$279.000 and owner will carry with
· 25'7' down. Call for details.
JACOBS REALTY
675·6670
2919 Newport llYd.. CGnllr' lOtll
You 've Arrived
at ...
LINDA ISLE
f'antastic view of main channel
from home of quality construction.
Rich woods throughout -all the
glass gives it class. Four bedrooms .
Call for details re: exchanging.
Sl,895 million. Exclusive with
William Cote.
BIG CANYON
Six bedroom home for the
executive. Overlooks 18th fa1rwC:1v
Newly de C'orated. guest quarters
and pool. Exclusive at $1.7 millioo.
Seller will assist in financing.
Open Sunday 1·5
8 Cypress Point. Big Canyon
BIG CANYON
Experience the pleasure of an adu lt
<·us t om horn e I 0 ,·ears 111 the
planning. Incredible attention lo detail ... elegantly proporti oned and poised ove r a three par green.
Sl.8 million .
Open Sunday 1·5
15 Royal St Geor~e
LIDO ISLE
Great financing on elegant four
bdrm Island home. One of a kind !
Assumable loan and owner will
carry $625.000.
Open Sal & Su nday 1·5
204 Via San Remo
VILLA BALBOA
Luxurious villa newly decorated
in "easy lo Ii ve with" neutrals.
Ivory carpet and tile. Large airy
rooms. Arizona flagstone patios.
$148,000 assumable loan at 12r,
and owner will ca rry $275.000.
BAY FRONT
Opportunity o f a lifetime
~lag n1ficent assumable loans. Commandin~ vie\\ with pnvate
pier Pri ced for immediate sale Call qu1ckl) ror an appointment and
be lhP lucky one ~ Sl.850,000
NEWPORT CREST
Best two bedroom buy in Newport
Beach . Located on a greenbelt.
Features vaulted ceilings and step
down living room. S165,CXX>.
MESA VERDE
Three bedrooms and a pri vate yard
with brick BBQ on a cul·de-sac for
Sl44,900. Assumable loan of $98,500.
Owner very anxious.
WESTCLIFF
Two bedrooms. 2 bath condo. Large
assumable loan with low interest
rate. $129,500.
Open Sunday 1 to 5
1214 Rutland Road, Unit 5
SEAYIEW
Three bedroom, 2 bath home on
pool sized cul -de·s ac lot with city
lights view. This lovely Nantucket mooel is located in a private gated
community with tenms courts and
swimming pool. $250,CXX> available
financing. Best buy in Seaview. Pric~d for quick sale at $35.5.000. Ry appointment.
HARBOR RlllE
Lovel,Y English country estate
combining classic design with
formal elegance and traditional old
world charm . Custom four
bedroom, four bath home with
every amenity and view of ocean,
bay and city lights. One million
dollars in assumable financing. Full
price $1,700,000. By appointment.
2075 San Joaqutn HIM• Ad.
Acro11 from llG CANYON
Newport leach
1.0.5777 . .
RESIOE'NTIAL REAl fSTAff SERVICE'S
Of'EM HOUSE 1·5
OrtN OH UDO ISU
Street/street oversized lot near
ooach. 3 BR. + Den. ~10,000. See
Cynthia Rumsfeld At 112 VIA
KOR ON
OH:H OH LIDO ISU
Smashing 3 BR + Den. Atrium.
POOL . Entertainer's delight.
$595,500. See Edie Olson At 204
VlA EBOLI
OPtN OH IA YSIDI
Beautiful 4 BR . w /room for 2 45'
boats + side tie $1,950.000. See
Frank Sennes Al 1617 BAYSIDE
OfllN IM HAltlOR VIEW tlUS
Dramatic ocean view. Elegant 3
BR . + Fam. Rm . POOL .
$485.000. See Cora Baldikoski At
1100 WHITE SAILS.
OPEN IN WESTCUFf
Large 4 BR . Colonial + Fam. Rm. & POOL . $335.000. See Evan
Corkett Al 1106 DOVER DRIVE
OPEM IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Remodeled 3 BR + guest house.
Pool & spa . $285,000. See Jo Carol
Hunter At 454 SANTA ANA AVE
OPEN IM VILLA ULIOA
Elegantly decorated in mirrors &
pastels. Completely f umished . 2
Mstr. suites & terrace. $345,000.
See Rita Quiggle Al 220 NICE
LANE. Unit 11 106
Of'EH ON PEMIMSULA UYF«OMT
Exquisite 5 BR. home with pier.
slip. sandy beath + spare lot.
$UOO.OOO. See Marcia Bents At
1415 EAST BAY
OPEN IN IA YSHORES
Dislmctive Cape Cod. Beams &
shutters. 3 BR 2 BA . " 2 patios.
S327.500 LH See ~l eli nda
Marston Al 2661 CRESTVIEW
Of'EM IN DOVER SHORES
Dynamic 5 BR. Bayfront. Large
pier & slip. Owner will carry all
financing . Heduced to Sl.3.50.000.
See Brenda Peterson Al 314
\IOR~ll\GSTAH
OPEN IN WESTCLIFf
Pool & latticed patio. Adorable 3
BR. + Fam. Rm . Excellent buy.
~.000. See Hillary Thamer At
1308 SUSS EX.
OPEN IN EASTllUff
Beauuful Lusk built 3 BR. Lo"el v
decorating & landscaping.
S2li,OOO. See Lisa White At 901
ALDER PLACE
SHORECLIFFS
Elega nt split lt>\'el " ocean &
canyon \'l ews t;pper level
master suite w 1deck. 2 Other BR. + guest quarters or family rin.
on lower level L'sed brick
terrace w spa . $690.000.
llG CANYON EXCLUSIVE
former D eane model
O\'erlooking 18th fairway. This
customized 3 BR "Monaco" has
1l all. French doors. crow n
moldings. brick patios & spa off
huge master suit e It has been
modified & profes:,ionally
decorated by a top interior
designer to perfection. $40.000.
GRACIOUS OLD WORLD UVIMG
\'iew the OC'ean ~ Hear the surf'
Sip your afternoon tea in the
garden . That ·s the lifestyle this
special custom 2 BR + Den
offers. A rare Corona de! Mar
' oppartunity for $650,000.
INVESTORS TAKE NOTE
Steps lo beach & bay. Well
maintained 2· RR ·s Duplex +
guest unit. Fireplace. Beamed
ceiling. R·3 zoning. Assumable
first & own ers will he lp
w financing S300.000 Fee.
WA1.K TO IEACH
From this charmer in North
Laguna . Tasteful appointments &
deco rator colors French
Windows & used brick fireplace
create c heerful comfortable
atmosphere. 2 BR 's. formal
di111ng room. private yard &
separate guest quarters make
this a s mall jewel l wi th
expansion capabilities 1. $342.500.
LOCATION! EARLY ILUFfS
In the most desiJ:a ble area on a
quiet street. Th ij 3 BR. 2 bath
home affords gracious livability
The large kitchen with skylight
opens to the dining area with
view & privacy of tree lined
greenbelt. $219,900.
PRIVATE PAllCCUST
Quiet location & gated privacy in
this 2 story 3 BR. University Park
Townhome. The soaring ceilings &
extensive use of glass offers a
feeling of grandness. $205,000.
Adi for lldlwd
DoroHar Lowe, ......,
YRJUO<lU<
RtAlTV
3250 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
640-7000
REVA SAMUELS {'all me about
• 2732 Gannet, Irv . 3 UR, 21, b11 ~!MIO
• 29 Red'4.ood Tree Ln l'ni\ Pk VII( 3 $1.&~.000 fee ?BR 2 Bu
• Most beaut1ru1 Mona<'u in L~1)urc: World.
$420,000 2 master suites & Bndgl' rm
• !M>9 F1onda, 118, 2 BR. l Ba SUl0.000
Ofc. 64~303 Rea. 979-831 1
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
DESPERA TIOH
You can steal this sharp 2 Im & dt'n
townhome with pool. spa, sauna.
Low low down now SJ28.000
LAST CHANCE
Pin s harp 4 BR .. Fam Room,
gourmet kit che n . atrium bt'sl
Irvine location. Vacant and 0pru:ed
lo sell at S199. 900 better hurrr'
210 Yhle ~ SJH.000
HELEN B. DOWD
lliLTOI. IMC. 144-01 J4 u.t Ir.., Wla n. ......
llG CAHYOM COUHTRY FRENCH
Secluded al the end of a private
lane is this perfectly tasteful.
bt'aul1full y decora t ed &
appointed Custom home. Wood
floors. formal <lmmg. 4 BR +
library. used brick pool & spa.
Fronts on the 8th fa1rwav of Big
Canyon CC. S2.300.000
0'84 SUNDAY 1-SPM
4511 CAMDEN -Cameo Shores
View! Slide open roof. $925.000
OPIM SUMDA Y I ·5 PM
HOUCID TO Ull,000 Fii
Cameo Highlands fixer Some
view. Seller motivated!
JUST USTll>
CAM EO HIGH LA NDS. 4 BR ,
r e modeled home , gourmet
kitchen. etc. $295,000 leasehold.
HUMTMiTOH HACH CONDO
$119,500. Pool. assumable.
1724 POIT SHlfftB.D 4 BR, pool.
guest house. REDUCED S4 l.000.
GEORGIAN COLONIAL
llG CAHYOM COUMTIY CUii
OWNER MAY CONSllD GOOD
Real Estate in Exchange
A true pic ture of e lega nce.
Overlooking the 8th green 5 Bdrms, s1, Baths. Formal Din Rm .. Fam.
Rm .. Billiard Rm . Abunda nt
w /marble & <·1·ystal rhandeliers
$2, 150,000.
FtNAHCIMG AV AILAILE
CALL FOR COLOR llOCHUU
SPKT ACULAR "VERSAIWS" COi.
Lge cor s it e on Big Canyon golf
course Dramatic foyer. 2-Sty Liv.
Hm. f ormal Din. Hm . 4 Bdrms, 41/·i
Ila Pool & spa. $950,000
FOR LEASE -SI ,500 MONTH Big Canyon Townhome with a
beaullful golf course view. Lovely El
lJorado Model 3 Bdrms, separate din.
rm and 212 baths. New carpeting
thruout & newly painted. Won't last!
26 CAHYOH ISLAMD DR. O,.. S-1·5
Off FORD ROAD
OWNER WILL ANANCE
4_...,llATH CM RIB
This could be a cutie for the
1st home buyer at low price
with good financing
a vailable . $122,000 or submi t
your offer.
SELLER IOUGHT AMO'tHER
Must sell this sharp 3 BR 2 bath on
quiet cul-de-sac Mesa \'erde
Pri<'ed to sell at $145 .000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
I 127 POIT TIFFIN -Beaut
upgraded Somerset. $339.500.
2-STORY DU,.LEX-HEWPOIT IEACH
200' TO EXCITING IEACH $279,500
Handsome bu tiding ' Orig. owner
Beautifully m<lint. 4 Bdrms, 2 ba. &
lge sundeck in upper; 2 Bdrms. I ba.
& darling µal10 in lower Fplc in each. owe 1s t T . o S230.ooo. int. only.
$19.500 Dn. No loan fee
DOM1' GIVE UP
IUl MIUMAI
MOllU HOMIS/UOO
We have the perfect 4 Br & Fam.
Room on cul-de-sa c with pool size
l ot in Mesa Verde area
Unbelie\'able at S215.000 Call nov.'
LIQUIDA TIOH SALE 1111111111111
Peninsula Point Spanish Casa. 5
BR. 5 yrs new. Motivated seller
Bring your offer. $459,500 111 4lrd ST .. H.I . Opeft S.. l·S
WATERFRONT
Cozy I Bdrm, large living
room with fi replace. Great
year round Living or weekend
retreat. $.S9.500.
4 BR . one story. Fam Rm corner
lot. Owner ver\' motivated & will
create yoµr terms on this Spyglass
beauty priced at Sl59.500.
SPYGLASS EXECUTIVE
This best buy for a 5BR pool & spa.
formal dining. fam rm. home
Owner must sell now ' Only $.539.500.
• PIMHSUlA POtNT •
• OH THI OCliMNOMf • • ••• •
• 4liH Bcad1 House with •
HST IUY IN CAMIO SHOUS
Spectacular view. pool. $695.000
fee. Motivated seller . 20'1
down : Great potential for
expansion.
V ACAHT-VIEW-AHXIOUS
l'anoram1(' \ 1t•w or bav ocean &
::.parkhng lights. 4 Bdrm::.~ Lge family
rm Formal din rm. 2•~ Baths .
$395.000 Submit offer on price and
t1.1rms. Owner anxious. See any time.
DlSIBATI!! M.I. HMMSUU
No down payment but. buyer
must pay all closing costs on
this 4 Bdrm, 2 sty beach
h ouse w /g uest in -law
q uarters. Near park. Take
over $181,000. 5 year loan at
l 7o/r
TRANSFERRED SB.LEI
says s ubmit any offer on thts
Spyglass 5 BR + r am. Rm . nite
lite \'iew v.1 th Pool & Jacuzzi and
perfect for entertaining S695.000
owner will deal
• Specta(·ular Oeean \'1cw from •
I Jetty to f'1t•rs . Ideal for .
•
remodel' Xlnt Finan<•mg ! I
$100,000
• OP84 SUM l·S •
SPYCil.ASS FOIEYEI VIEW
Mint cond1uon l'ool. :-.p<l
$63.5.000.
760-1397
673-776 1
125 I SURFLIHE WA Y-HARIOR VIEW
O,.EH HOUSE Sot & S... 1·5 ,.M
HUGE WOODED CORHB LOT
SI 29,000 • SI l ,000 DOWH
Attractive 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. lge. family
rm Mature landscaping w1lge trees
Jn desirable M 1ssion Viejo. New cpts.
Owner moving. Hi ghly motivated.
759-1616 RCTaylorCo
640-9900
• I 554 E. OCIAMNONT •
llYN AMAMCIAL COIP 1'1iiiiiiii'iii1l I _s_rAa_EU_NE_s_·c_oM_'P_ANY __
WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS
2 I I I San Jooquln Hils Rood
NEWPORT CENTEI, RI. 644-4910
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 3 bedroom. 3 bath
condo with a great private patio.to add to
the room y livability . Sl-19.000. Tom Allinson
.or Terry Hanes. 642-8235. cC27 )
ESTATE OH THE IAYFRONT! Prime up or
Linda Is le over 127' with s lip for so·
boat. Lg rms for e ntertaining met. 2-story
liv rm & s tone fplc . Secluded pool & spa. 5
BR & fam rm. Play room & library.
$.5,000.000 Leasehold. Cathy Schweickert
642-8235 CC28 l
MACNAB
IRVINE
REALTY
SEA WI HD Spec:taeul;1r \ ll'\\ of c1ly
m o u n t i:I i n !:> & I i g h L s ' f> ro f e ~ s 1 o n <1 I h: 1
dl•eorated 3 BR & fam rm. Beautiful
garde n w w<1t crf<.1ll -Kot pond S335.000 Jane
Paquin 642-8235 ( C23,
1st OFFERING "THE BLUFFS" Des irable
'Paula " si n ~le s lor ). ShCJ rp. well
deC'orated 3· HH <or 2+<len l Cathedral
c·c1hngs in li v ing rm & master UH 2 lovely
pi:!lios. Air C'ond~t1oned. $315.000 including
land. .good CJss umable financing. Cath y
Schwc1C'kert 642-8235 ( C44 > OUTST AHDIHG llG CANYON EST A TE No
detail overlooke d in this s uperbly designed
& built Valentine Home. 5 BR with golf
course & lake view. Circular s taircase,
Fam. rm .• library. billiard rm. 4 fplces. 3
wet bars. & sauna. Financing available.
$1,900,000 Lynne Valen tine 644 -6200 (C29)
NEW OH BAYSIDE DRIVE -BAYFROHT! Just
li sted ... Traditional 5 BR two s tory ho m e ,
formal dr .. LR. two fam rms. 512 baths.
exceptional quality. Wonderful location
viewing all the Harbor activity ... Dock.
A leasehold estate at Sl.795.000 Martha
Ma'cnab 642-8235 ( C30 l
LOCATION AND TERMS Situated in Old
Corona del Mar overlooking China Cove.
this nine room residence offers a tranquil
lifestyle. E njoy vie ws from e ight of the
nine rooms and listen to gentle waves on
the beach below. Flexible financing.
$1,500,000 Fee J e nnifer Suchomel 644-6200
CC31 l
THE BAY, BEACH & IOATIHG ACTIVITY
Lovely new home on Balboa Island. 3 Br &
fam . rm. s urrounded w /views ! New·
c ustom construction. S lip for 30' boat. Jane
Paquin 642-8235. $975.000 <C32 l OPEN
HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 101 No. Bayfront .
Balboa Isla nd
CAMEO SHORES -HEW USTIHG Spacious 5
BR, 4 BA Fam rm home with pa nor a mic
ocean view with formal dining rm &
master su ite . Separate children's wing .
Private enclosed patio with pool. Private
beaches. $875,000 incl. l a nd. L y n ne
Valentine 644-6200 (C33)
CHINA COVE WITH VIEW -HEW LISTING
Ocean & bay \'lews from outstanding 3
story home Family bedrooms on private
second floor with master s uite on upper
level. Amenities include used brick. slate
floor. & s tone fplc .. & elevator. Steps to
beach. $795.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200
<C34 l
HARBOR VIEW HILLS Exceptional 3 BR, fam
rm home on lg corne r lot with extended
view of ocean bay & lights. Used brick.
warm woods, & c us tom wall coverings.
Pool & spa . $685,000 incl. land. Lynne Valen-
tine 644-6200 (CJS>
AmNTIOH BUILDERS! Two R-1 lots, north of
Highway in Corona del Mar on one of
nicest streets. It has 2 BR. 1 bath house
wi th ocean & ca n yon views. $675.000
Manon Grant 644-6200 (C~>
DRAMATIC HOME OH DRAKES IAY
Beautifully decorated with lus h garden
entrance & secluded spa. 4 BR. fam rm. 2
fplces. oversized din rm. Owner needs fast
sale. $494,500 Fee Barbara Aune 642-8235
(C37)
FOR THE SELECTIVE. You'll notice perfection
throughout. T his luxurious 4 BR + family
room Turtle R ock T er race H o m e .
Everyth ing is bra nd new, including
country French wall covering and French
doors leading to a view of night lig hts
$449.000. Madeline Crawford, 752-1414
GLAMOUR & STYLE pre\•ail in this I van
Welt's custom -lush atrium 4 BR fam rm
home. Beautifully decorated -Special
lighting for fabulous entertaining. Close
escrow Januar y 1982. Good Assum. loan
Fee land $425.000 J ane Paquin 642-8235
<C39>
LIDO ISLAND LOVB.Y Wa rm & cozy 3 BR + 2
BA & So. patio gem! Enlarged lot -A-1 con-
dition. Excellent owner financing. $419.500
Tom Allin son 642-8235 (C40 l. OPEN
H OUSE SUNDAY 1-5 147 Via
Undine Lido -Newport Beach.
TURnE ROCK PRESIDEMT Prestigious home
with 4 BR, 212 BA . powder rm. fam rm
w ;fplc, breakfast nook, formal dining. lg
liv rm w Jfplc . plus 3-car garage. $399,000
Lee Henkel 752-1414 <C4U
NEWPORT CUSTOM HOME Spacious
Newport Heights home w/3 BR & den, 212
BA & lg bonus rm. Enjoy private patio &
discover the sepa rate storage rm. RV
parking & 3 car garage. Owner will carry
fina ncing to qualified buyer . $.165.000 F ee
Dan Johnson 551-8700 (C42)
EXCLUSIVE OFFERING OH MIRAMAR We ll
m aintained home on Penins ula Point. 3 BR
+ 2 BR g uest unit. Spacious Ii v rm
w /terrazzo "floor & massive fplc. charming,
secluded patio deck. $350,000 incl. land.
Dick Halderman 642-8235. Trust Sale. (C43)
LEASE OPTIOH IH TURnE ROCK ;\\"ailable
for immedrnle OC'C'upancy. EnJOY bea utiful
night lig ht views from this s pC:1cious 3 BR 2
BA home. Fo r you1 e ntertainment is a
prinrte recreation l'cnter & your own
custom spa. Purc hctsc or Lease opllon.
$299.000 .F'ec Jenntf('r Su<"homcl 644-6200
IC-15)
TOUCH OF HEW ENGLAND -CAPE COD
STYLE In Newpoct Beach-Jfarbor View
Knolls. 3 BR & fam rm Hig hly desirable
end unit. Comm pool & tennis S280.000 f<'ee
Flexible finan cing . Tom Allinson1Terry
I lanes 642-8235 < C46 1
HEW ENGLAND CHARM In Eas tbluff. Best
buy a t $279.500 Fee Ov.11e r trans ferred. J\'~ust Sell. 3 s pacious BR. large country
kitchen . fam rm combination with lg fplc
and bookc:ases. Barbara Aun e 642-8235
(C47l
ROCK IOTTOM PRICE -SOLID GOLD TERMS
T here·s nothing like it in Corona del Ma r . 3
BR and huge lot on a secluded s treet.
Vacant & ready for love. $223.500 Coby
Ward. 642-8235 <C48 )
4 IEDIOOMS + IOMUS ROOM For t he grow-
ing f amity 2 s tory w /4 BR's, 3 BA, fam rm
& bonus rm, 2 wet bars. close to schools.
par ks & s hopping. Vacant & waiting for you.
$163,000 Mack Hanson 55 1-8700 (C49l
STAINED GLASS BEAUTY This s uper 4 BR
family home n ear South Coast Plaza has
been m odified & c us tomized w /lots of
stained glass windows. Big yard for the
kids! Easy access to everything $159,900
J erry Thompson 551 -8700 <C50>
!OU.L s1me1. !OUL SA!ISFAC!IOB.
JIBWl'OllT DACH IKVIllli
901 Dover Drive Harbor Vtew Center Cs.mpua Valley Center Wbodbr1dge Village Center
Newport Bea.oh, CA 92663 Newport Beac~ CA 92660
(714 ) 642-8236 (714) 644-6200
I.rv1ne, CA 92715 Irvine, CA 92714
(714) 762-1414 (714) 651-8700
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2S45 EASTBLU FF DR
NEWPORT BEACH, CA
640-0020
PERFECT BACHELOR PAD
2 Bdrm + den. complete workshop.
2'h Ba. Highly upgraded. Bar,
micro-wave. cedar lined closets, super
storage. Secluded patio w/spa-deck.
View of backbay. Vacant and ready.
$218,000. Open today 1-5. 2022 Avenida
Chico.
675-3411
EXECUTIVE GOLF ESTATE
GOL~TENMIS·POOL-SPA
All this could be youn!
..i2uo ~q ft tu~tom golf estCJL<.• home
1 l'nm<.> eul-de·~<H' loC'allon \\1th 2011'
' !<Jim ay f.rontagl'. Panoram1t dews 5
Br. P ~ Ba . formal din rm. ret· &
hobh~ room~. 2 trpll'!>, fam rm.
sundl't·k. por('h. pool & spa \'i('\\
k1tdw11 .11111 c1101ng an·u :1 C'ar l!C1rage.
!>lor;.i ge ga Ion•. S250,000 do"' n
E ~ n• 11 en t LL' rm!> C; o 11 & Lenn b
memlwr::.h1µ-, not 1ndutlt-d For
1x.·r~onal Jll'l'\ IL'\\ rnll Bob Litata. rltr
i59· 1~21
R&"MMC of Newport Beach
DESERTED
CDMFIXER
with ~pectat•ular
oc.-ean vie". sunsels'
Now reduced S40,000 by
molivated sellers 5 Bdrms Huge family
room Ai.sume 9'.',
First' 3 pnvale beaches
Only S318,000' Call
1
673 8550
THE REAL
ESTATERS
MAGMIFICEHT OCEAN VIEW! .t Bdrm rustom homt>.
steps to beaches of North Laguna Beautiful detk
off living area with \'le\\ of surf and beach helo"
and, super night view of DanCJ Pomt Strl't..'l to
street lot with room for pool $685.000
TRIPLEX
Three 2 bdrm. 2 bath
furn unit~ Steps lo
bea('h Good sum
mer winter history
Pri ced at $395.000
675 1752. NEWPORT BUCH WATERFROMT! 2 Bdrm plu~
ba chelor. use as duplex or smgle lam1h honw
Both units have wood burning lsreplan.•s ~ <IE"rks.
pier and float for 2 boat:-.' s.iso.ooo
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
JOZ~ W l olboo 611 Ju l
GAID .. HOYI O~W/S..1 ·5 UH Tudor l..anetorr
Ch1pm1n. Di•I 14.2 tor
entry mto thL11 security
condo
Lu1t1 and spacious ror
ner unit on sl.oile level
Auumable l oantt
SW.500
W aterfro1.t HCHM1,
lee
leolton 631-1400
LG llRCOMDO
Model perfect Asaume 10~ iot Owner will
carry 2nd $149,500
Patrick Tenore, rllr
759-1221
PALM SPRINGS
Secluded estate. 9/10
acre Built around a
pool. 3 br, about 2600 sq
ft, Maid's qtrs. studios
k98.000. Built by famed
designer Raymond
Loewy. Consider trade
for coastal property
496-9786..!&h_ --
IAYFIOHT
OPEHSUH l·S
38 lalaoo Cons BOAT SUP SANDY
BEACH Deck & Patao
Lge. lite & cheery 3 bdrm + den, 2 bath
home Open beam c.-e1I
1ng, brick BBQ, 2 car
garage + extra purkmg.
$595,000! Owner Agent
673-9187 or 67S-7060
SHARP 3 IDRM!
Xlnt cond . lrg yrd, nice
neighborhood Assume
9.25"1:. only S94.900
Patrick Tenore. rllr
$93,500
13.6%
Terms' No qualifying' A
fantastic arrordable home with pnva('y. Cov
ered entry, formal living
room . added family room with brick
fireplace 3 hu~e bdrms.
2 bath. very pnvate rear
ya r d Pri ce only
S129.900 Call 546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
EASTSIDE
SI 1,000 BUYS! It's true SI 1.000 dwn
buys this fantastic 4Br
cul-de sac home an
E:astside Costa Mesa~
Owner will hnanre
balance at lJq interest! Investor's ba rgain '
Don't hesitate Call
Marcia Red1r k rltr.
759·1221
LEASE OPTION
OR ASSUME existing loans with on·
ly S4 2.000! Newport
Beach o wn e r 1s
desperate. Private pool,
spa and paddle tennis' 4
luxury bdrms. A rare op
port unity. CaU 673-8550
THE REAL
ESTATERS
AXER
TURnEROCK HIGHLANDS! Heaulllul Lusk hmlt I
Bdrm 3 bath Ma cGregor model \\llh harth\\10<1
floors. shutters. and ba,\' \\10dmH•d bn•akla:.t
nook ! Greal financing ! Pnme nl·tghborhnod
$3.50.000.
----I STEPSTOSAND 3 BR & DEN needs your SHARP 3 IDRM! attention Bnng shovels
LOCATION, LOCATIOM! Corona de! ~lCJr duplex
situated in beautiful old Ccl\I Pm ale ~ecludl·d
owners uni t, 2 fireplal'e~. good rental income. call
now'. $325.000
Xlnt cond .. Ir~ yrd. nice I and paint brw;h. Make neighborhood Assume SS's. Owner wtll carry at
9.25'(. only Sl24.900 low interest
Patrick Tenvre 759· 1221 '@ SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
714-631 -6990
• • WATERFRONT HOME • •
120/o FINAMCIMG AV AIL!
Joll Granatb
"the neaListor"
AT
Wuli t ... letly
Hl·lOOO
• * • • • • *
MIW USTIMG! 1,200 sq.ft. Fashion
Walk 2 Br. condo. 2 Story, 1\.'J Ba.
Beaut. upgrades & security syst. 5
Finance plans! $93.900 • • • • •
MIW USTIMGI 1 Yr. New Creekside
"Aspen'~ 3 Br. 2 Ba. detached home
close to tennis, beach & pools,
Woodbridge's finest $164,500 •••••
MIW USTIMG! Broadmoor "Wildwood ''
# Br. 2 Ba. w/central Atrium 3 Sunn y
Patios on large cul-de-sac lot!
Assmbl. $165.000 •••••
TUITU IOCk TEllACI "President''
Home View lot of 1f.I Ac. Sunsets!
Ni2ht Ll~hts ! Great for entertainin2! XchCJnge '! $465.000 •••••
SP AMISH TIU roofed "Prescott "
w S PA~ Elegant de<'or. Van Luit ·s
ad. inf .. COOL covered patio! 5 Br. 3
Ba. + + $344.000 •••••
IAHCHO SAM JOAQUIN "San Mateo"
Large 2 Br. 2 Ba. near pool. on
greenbelt ! Owned clear ' Flexible
terms avail. lnq. $184,500 ••••• EMGUSH TVDOI "Prescott" 4 Br. Den
& wet bar. Beaut. grounds w/Gazebo,
Atrium, a Homemaker's delight !
Formal DR $335,000 • * •••
PHONE TODAY f or your
complimentary copy of "the Realist"
with complete information on all of
my "RealListings" JOHN GRANATH • * • • •
4920 IAllAHCA PKWY •• llV.
551-3000
RARE LEASE OPTION
Balboa Island cottage. even next to
bayfront. Huge garage-unit above. If
you would rather buy great financing.
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
ACUACH -MAPA YAWY
Two 40 + acre parcels, near
Calistoga, with excellent building
sites. 360 degree view. a forest of
tree s. including redwood:-
Sl75,000·Sl90.000 Co ntact Bill Rl'nl!>
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
OWHB DESPHAT!! Fantastic 3 Bdrm. 2 bath.
Plan 3 in Jasmine Creek with family room . formal
dining, spa, bricked patios, security gate. tennis
and pools! Seller moving out of state. Call for
details. $320.000.
HARIOR VIEW HILLS! Loveh· Lu~k butll 3 Bdrm
plus family room home. gi·eal for l'Xecutl\ e or
family li ving! New ca rpet thruout . move in
condition. Beautiful ya rd \\hll'h features year
round color. Owner assisted f111anc111g a\ <lilablc,
call now! $299,500.
Detached home featuring 3 brs & move
in condition! LocCJled s mack on the
water within walking distance of the
beach. Private Lennis & pool available.
The owner is willing lo carry a first TD
at 12'~ and has priced this outstandin g
property at $230.000 for immediate sale!
Call 759-1501 or 752·7373.
IUILDAILE R-2 LOT! Located South of Coast H \\y .
in CdM. Walk lo shops. submit your term' now '
$230,000.
• I 0% DOWN -13112% LOAN •
UNIVERSITY PARK
NO QUALIFYING and NO POINTS on
1312 loan on 3 br townhome with super
\'1ew plus interior atrium! Won 't last
with these great terms! Call 759· 1501 or
752 7373.
• HillOR VIEW KNOLLS •
9>{4 FIHAMCIMG
Dalebout
Bay & Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
--1 DESPITE THE UNUSUAL Rf.Al ESTAT! MAllCfT, WE All
HAVING THE IEST SALES YW IN THE HISTORY Of OUR 1
COMPANY •• OUR WEALTH OF GOOO LISTINGS PROMPTS 1 US TO SHI< ADDITIONAL SALESPEOPLE WHO AU
EXPERIENCED AND INTERESTED IN GREATER
OPPORTUNITY.
OPEN TODAY 1-5
COME WITH us ••. TO IRVINE TERRACE. H 1'.:1-'HESlllNG on.AN
VIE W .. THREE SPACIOUS OEDfWOMS FAMILY JWOM WITH
F'lREPLACE SPARK LIN(.; 1'001. AllTISTll' DECKl~G \ 1.0\ t:L Y
llOME WITH EAGJ-:R St.l.L~:H
1935 SAIRINA TERRACE .......................... $58 5,000
COME WITH US ••. TO DOVB SHORES. COMPLE:n; PRIVACY
AND LOVELY VIEW FOUR BEDROOMS DINING IWOM FAM ILY
HOO:'ll SEPARATE ttREAlff\ST ROO:\I U \HK HOD~! I:\ THREE
CAR GARAGE
2012 SANTIAGO DRIVE .................. FEE LAMD $497,200
COME WITH US ••. TO UDO ISLE. ·\TTHAl'TI\ E O~E AND llALF
STORY llUM ~: FOL'H BEUHOOMS Wll)E I.OT 15XHH Ht:STFUL
PATIO CUN\'E~l .. :NT TO 111-:A<'ll \\fl <'l.l flllOl SE
111 VIA DIJOM .••..•....••••••.........••••.•..•.. $495,000
COME WITH US ••. TO DOVHl SHORES. E~JOY THE l:PPER
I.IA\' VIEW AND NIGllT LIGllTS (Jl'ALIT\' BL'ILT fOUR
BEDROOMS FA~llLY HU0:.1 GOL"IDIET K11TllE~ OW:\'ERS
:'110VING "IORTll :'llOT I\' \n;1> TO SELL
2130 SANTIAGO DRIVE .•..•.•.•. IMCLUDIMG LAMD $371,400
C 0 M E W IT H U S . . . T 0 I A Y C R EST . I \I P H E S S I V E
FOUH BEDROOMS KIT<.'111-:N i\NIJ F,\M ILY nom1 COM I' LET.EL y
UPGRADED OAK CABINETRY TWO SKYLIGllTS BEAMED
CE ILINGS DEL PISU TI LE
1315 ANTIGUA WAY .................... FEE LAND S360,000
• COME WITH US ... TO HARBOR VIEW HOMES. 'I II E l'Ol'l LAR
CARMEi. MO[)EL TllH ~:E Sl'Al'IOL'S BEDllOOMS NE W
Ci\RPl::TING COPPER PLt.:\HllNG 1.l'Xl HI \NT G ARDE~ \ND
PATIO EXCEL.Lt:NT CONDITIO:\
1930 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE .•.......... FEE LAND S268,500
COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFF . C HOICE
LOCATION . C llAf!~llN<: llOME TlllH:~; 11 1-:0ltOO~l S FA~11LY
HOO:'ll U~:Al'TIFl'LLY L'PWlAJ>ED SllOWS \ E:IO WEI.I.
1528 CORNWALL LAME ............................ $219,900
COME WITH US ... TO BACK UY. \TTH \CTI\ E FOl:R
Bl::OROOM HO~I E r'AMIL\ HOO:\! \ Efn l'HI\ \TE B\ll\ YARD
WITH SPARKLING POOL LOW ~IAl~TE:\.\~t'E
2391 IAY FARM PLACE ............................ SI 99,700
COME WITH US ... TO EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. TllltEE
HEDROOM DOLL HOL'St: AOl:LT orrt:Plr:D l~TDIATE PATIO
A.'liD GAHDE~ l:'IDL\CL'LAn; CO~L>ITIO:-.. LIH~:llAL fl:\A~CING
264 EAST BAY AVE ................................ SI 59,500
COME WITH US ... TO NEWPORT SHORES. PROFESSIONAL
DECUHATOH'S FIJH:'ll t:H llOMt: TH HEE HEOflOll\IS Ol'EN ttl::A~l
t'EILl'.':G 1:-\ LI\ l'\C: l{(l(J~I WITll :-.w~:IHSll r11n Pl.AC!:: Gl..\SS
E~CLUSEO Al HIL \I
251 62ND STREET .................................. SI 52,900
AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT
COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR ISLAMD ROAD. 61J FEET OF
WAT E R F It 0 NT SI X I.IE UH 011 :'II S U I ~I ~ c; R 0 0 M ,\ ._. D
DEN MAIDS (JL"ARTl::RS Plt:R A'\D SI.JP FOR FO U R
HO\TS OW:"\EI< \\11.Ll ARRY Sl.000.CXlo FIRSl T 0 Sl.400,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES. F \Sl I\ \Tl:'\G FOt.;R
HEDEOO:'ll HO~I E. SI.IOI~(; ROiff I~ ATHll'~I l'OMBl~ES
INDOOR OL"TOOOH Ll\'ING Ql'ALIT\' l'O~STHl t'TIO\ Ll\'ING
R 0 0 :'ll II AS HE..\ .\I t:: D CE I LI'\ Ci \ \ I> ~I \~:-.I \ r: I.IRIC K
FIRF:PL1\C£ \'lt:w P,\TllJ \\ITll POOL. SI',\ ,\Nil II Ill) $600,000
COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFF. \TTH \CTI\ E FOUR
BEDROO:'llS HIGHLY l'PGRADED COL'NTRY FRENCH FAMILY
HOOM AND KITCHEN ALL ~t:W ,\l'Pl.IA~l't:S FRENCH
DOORS Cl'STO~I W \LLl'AP~:R \~D DH \P~.~ LL"XL'RlANT
l,A 'l:L>SCAPING $299 ,000
1617 WESTCLIFF DR., M.B. 631-7300
80/o DOWN
SUMMY HIUS
Spectacolar tri·level residence in the
exclusive Sunny Hills area of Fullerton.
This spacious home graces a one half
acre lot with mature landscapin g
affording maximum privacy for the
custom pool and s pa. Take over existing
trust deeds with NO QUALIFYING!
Priced for immediate sale at S369.500.
For appointment to see call 963-5671.
121120/o FINANCING!!!
• RANCHO SAN JOA(f)UIM •
Sensalional home with FANTASTIC
VIEW Rare opportunity to own much
sought after model in desirable area
with excellent finan cing'! Call 759-1501
or 752· 7373. TERMS, TERMS! 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. LCJguna HeCJch
home with spa, wet-bar and lovely ocean view !
Perfect famil y li\'ing. Owner financing available
at w«.! S'l99.5oo.
OWHEtt WILL FIMAMCE! 3 Bdrm home plus guest
quarters, corner lot locCJlion in Westcllff area
Close-in to Newpor t Beach Ca ll for details!
$167.300.
$37,000 DOWN IUYS THIS $540,000 GEM
As you curve up the private drive of this
brand new natural wood home nestled in
the hills of San Juan Capistrano, you
can't miss the spectacular view! The
interior is a decorators delight of warm
earthtones wa shed in light from the
skylights in the soaring cathedral
ceilings. Surrounded by natural wood
dec kin g a nd low mainte nanc e
landscaping. it's vacant and ready to
move in. Call for an appointment to see
this one of a kind custom home with
A rCJre opportunity to own a much
sought after model in unique area.
Featuring CAPE COD style
architecture, 2 br, 2112 ba on fee
land with outstanding term.s. For a
private showing call 759·1501 or
752-7373.
• I 00/o DOWM •
Owner WILL CJ\ RRY 2nd on lowest
priced 2 br un it in complex. Quiet
private location. Assumable low interest
loan! 759· 1501 or 752· 7373.
$8,000 DOWH!!!
Beautiful Corona del Mar 3 Bdrm 3
with den. lanai and view. Call for
' A ..a,1fdiary of Jolll D. LAnll & SM
2S I 5 hit eo.t H19tway
CoroMdllM•
incredible terms. 556·703.5. ·
$20,600 DOWMlll
• NEWPORT llACH *
Spacious 4 br in Prestige area. Anxious
owner says try Lease/Option, land
contract or ? ? ? Call 759-1501or752·7373.
SOAP·OPllA!
"Abandoned in Newport Beach!" Great
Plot Line: Hard-to-find Lease-Option
terms with only 8% down on this poor
wajf! She has a formal dining room.
family room, brick fireplace, but needs
a family to bring the cosmetics! Who'll
help this deserving soul? Offered at
$279,900. Arrange a private introduction
by calling 556-7035.
Bring paint brush & broom to $$$ on this
3 brm fixer in quiet Costa Mesa area.
Creative seller says sell '.! 759· 1501 or
752-7373.
• I 0¥4 FtMAHCING •
$668 PEit MO. • •
when you take over existing low interest
loan o~ 4 br home Newport Ri viera.
Featuring French doors, fireplace & 2~ ba & raised wooden deck and new
carpet and paint .. only $141,900. 759-1501
or 752-7173.
9
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 IBIOOM
521 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
675 5726 $295,000 OJ.It'll Sat Sun
1014 Bayside Cove E <Coves) NB
675-6000 $318,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle. N R.
963-8182 $335,000 Sat /Sun 1-5
•22() Ni ce Lane, # 106. Villa Balboa
644-9060 $345,000 Swt I 5
2314 Oceanfront, Peninsula. NB
631-1400 $499.500 Sun 1·5
428 Rivera. Corona Highlands
673-6900 $615,000 Sat/Sun 2·6
2 • ,.. FAM IM or De.
605 Agate, Laguna Beach
494-0006 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
15 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB
64().5777 $1.8 million Sun 1·5
••9 Lakeview.\\ uodlmdge, In
631-7:l>O $255,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
I Island \'ie\\. \\'oodbrnlgt. In
171 11855·.\J.IJ s:rnU.KMJ ~Ull I "
3.\62 Windsor cw 1mhld11\'lg1 t'\I
&tS 0303 ~18fi .2tHI '-,1111 I t
•873 Village Creek, Costa Mes<1
546-2313 $129.900 Sa 12-5/Su 12-3
#6 Klamath. Irvine
631-7600 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 II,... GUEST
305 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
646-6440 $350,000 Sat 1·5/Su 10-l
3 llOIOOM
400 Vista Quinta. Eastbluff NB
7ti0-0835 $249,500 Sal 1 5
1245 Blue Gutn. Newport Bc·h
645-98.50 $4 15.000 SatrSun l ;:,
20612 Egret Ln . Huntington 8(•al'h
900-2183 at1Sun l 5
550\·1~taG rancll'.\pt H1 h
675 6670 Stl l.SUO !<1111 I "i
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552 21100 ::tl!J!l.11110 S1111 I .1
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6.\2 82:!5 S I HJ.SOU ~1111 I .i
lil2 Harnuna II n 'I l't r 1 I'd \I
6i5 GUOO :>3!J5 (100 ~1111 : ·,
1654 Palau ! :\le:-.a \'1•1d1· • 1 \I
6.\0·!J!IOll SJ.15.0oo "1111 I :,
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6.\2 8235 S5~1~. 5110 '-,1111 J .1 :um Tnnit , .. l'o~ta \I 1'!'-<t
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104 Via Palermo. Lido !~le. ~. B
673-1:m $435.000 Sun I 5
416 Plata. The Bluffs. NB
640..5357 $329,500 Sat Sun 1-5
8 Robon Court. Ne"'port Crest 'iR
64(}.5357 $257 .500 Sat 'Sun 1 ·5
6612 Walt St.. Westminster
751·3191 $94 ,900 SaL Sun 111-s
* • 101(}.14-16 E. Balboa . Pemn
642·8235 $1.500.000 Sat /Sun ?. .=..
3032 Carob. Newport Beach
fi-11 -7020 $2 1~ .. 'illU ~.1t ~1111 .t
• •633 L ido Prk ll1 .
Fl <LtdoPenin. )NB
631-1400 $.595.000 Sat Sun 1 5
3024 Ocean Ave .. Corona del Mar
631-1400 Sl.350.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
801 Cliff Dr . Newport Beach
631-1400 $350,000 Sun 1 5
2331 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights
631-1400 $795.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• •354 62nd St.. Newport Beach
759-1501 $230.000 Sun 12-5
117 The Masters Cir .. Costa Mesa
640..5560 $245.000 Sun 1 5
3 U ,... FAM RM or DIH
2011 Paloma Drive. Cosl<1 Mtt~a
642-l<el $229.500 Sal/Sun I 5
• •3711 Seashore, Ne wport 8C'h
67U578 $895,000 Sat/Sun !0·4
• •38 Balboa Coves. Newport B<"h
673-7060 $.595,000 ~un I -5
2333 College Dr tColl Pk l CM
646-3255 $134,500 Sat1Sun I 5
18671 Eunice St.. Tustin
900-1~ $210,000 Sun I 6
•3165 Bermuda. Costa Mesa
631-1266 $159.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 3198 Counlrv Cl uh 1 ~I t•.,,1 \'en lt•1 <'\I
979-2390 ·s22n .st~l Sun t ;,
:q Whitewalrr. J asmn Ck. Cd\I
552 2000 $385.000 Sun I .1
2301 Aralia. Easlbluff. NB
642·8235 S2l0.0<KI Sun I .·,
••101 No. Buvfront. Bal Isl.
642-8235 S97S.OOO Sun 2 5
2921 Jacaranda IM esa \'rrde 1 <'\I
645·0303 $134.900 S1111 1 ~o I :jo
42 Woodgro\'e. Woodbndgr. In
551·8700 $350.000 ~un I :'i
317 Poinsettia tOld Cd Ml CdM ,
675-6000 SSS0.000 Sun I 5
661 Virgini a Par k. Lag Lk·arh
497-3331 $324.500 Sun 2-5
1830 Irvine Ave .. Newport HC'h
644-7020 $294.500 Sun J. 5
384MiraLoma (Back R.1v 1 C~l
675·6000 S2li.500 . Sun I :;
2037 S. Capell a tMesa \'('r<it') ri\I
675·6000 Sl 69.500 Sun I !i
810 J oann St.. Costa M r~u
546·2313 SI 19.900 Sun 12.:J
2833 Monlerev. Mei,a dcl ~far
631-7370 Si49.000 Sun I 5
3922 Banyon ( Colh~gc Pk 1 Ir.·
631·6990 Sl39.000 Sun I 5
2862Tabago (Mesa Verdel CM
642-5200 $1 79.900 Sun I 5
Z700 Harbor View Dr., CdM 644~6200 $6851000 Sun l 5
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1;rt~1 l11ghla11d <We:;lchffl NB
f~2 )l{JO Sat/Sun 1·5
• rn:30 Port Chelsea. Npt Bch
t;.1.1 0937 5485.000 Sat/Sun 10-5
6 IR plui FAM RM or D&f 8Cypres~ Point. Big Cyn, NB
640-5777 Sl.7 n11lhon Sun J-5
7 IR plUt FAM RM or DEH
25 Bodega Bay, Spyglas~. CdM
760·0835 $675,000 Sun 2-6
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I BEDROOM
IOOO W. MucArthur Blvd .. lf87. S A
5-to-1883 S8o.ooo s 12·4 Sn 1 Jo-4 n Lakepmes. North"' ood. Irv.
759 1877 $105.000 Sun I 5
I BR plus fAM RM or D~
IOI Seholz PH7 . V~rsaille~. NB
5.\6-2313 Sl79,95U Sun ll-3
2 BEDROOM
•206i \'ista dcl Oro t Blufls I ~ U
759-9100 S255,000 Sun I 5
2277 Pacific: Ave .. Mesa West. CM
li73-7300 $137.000 Sat Sun l·-1
121.\ Rutland Rd. ilS. Westcl1ff. NB
H..\0-5777 S 129 .500 Sun 1 5
,\\c>ec.1do & Fairvtl'\l Rd . C: :\I.
!i.\8·2239 Sl5-l.000 Oa1ly 11 a m
5:16 \'1sta Grande. Bluffs. NH
fi4U.55ti0 $240.000 Sat Sun I 5
2tHI Mt Neil. Versailles. \TB
759-1501 S145.000 Sal Sun 12-5
<!:3821 i!.\I Hillhurst. Lag :\1g.
l!.Ji· lifil $104.000 Sat Sun l ·-1
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t;..t2 5:Wil S215,UOU Sun I 5
3 BEDROOM
11 Hrookl1eld. lrrnu.•
5.51 8700 :SI 12.1100 Sun I 5
•31.\ i-\ven1da l'umbrl' <Bluffs> ~B
759·!.JIOO S229.5UO Sat Sun I ·5
•2000 Burn.tnt·a l Blllff!.>I ~B
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518 223!J Sl5.\.000 Daily I I um
3 BR plus fAM RM or DEH
•I I Lanrlfall rt. Nwf)l Crl'~l. ~B
1ii3-7300 Sat Sun 1-5
Iii Hech\OO<I Trt-l' Ln . l n1\ Pk. In
75!1-1501 $162.000 Sun 12·5
:!103 \'en1er \'\a\'. Costa .\h.•!.>a
5.)2·i5UO S!2l.!JOU Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
I BR plus FAM RM or DEH
~lili6 \'erde ~J ar Dr . Hunt. Heath
!-lfiS-8:1'1 l Sat Sun I 5
3 IR plus fAM RM or DEH
JI~ \'1sta Truc·ha !Bluffs ! NB
li..\O 6l59 S:!:!5.0IHI Slln 2-6
4 BR plu5 FAM RM or D~
50 lfotkr l\noll ITrllrk l In·
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DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 -2 BEDROOM
112 .\121 ! Goldenrod. Cd~!
tii:l-81!1~ S325,0IHJ Sun I 5
815 815 1 ~ K Balboa Bl1Pentn 1NH
n7:j 7:ltHI S385.000 Sun 1-5
3 BR plus 2 BR
I :!3 3.\l h St . ~ l'\\ port Beath
ti.\6·ilit 355.IJIHJ Sun II 3
700 :\li.lrguenlt• I Old Ccl:\11 L'd.\I
tii5-HIMIO S.Jli9.0IHI Sun 1·5
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111 ~3rd SL.. Newport Beath
6-1.\-4910 S2i9.500 Sun I 5
5 BEDROOM
211 Pl•:.irl. Balboa Island
tii:l· l 711. li75 9585 Sun 12 4
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
21462 Patif1c· Cst Hwy Sp. 438, ll B
5.\0-5937 Sal Sun 10·5
IUO Ltdo Park Dr. ::22. ~C\\.l)Orl lkh
631-1400 $6.\.500 Sun 1-5
6 UNIT APT BLDG.
FOR SALE
3 ond 2 IRs
•752 Amigos Way , Eastbluff. NB
&t0-5296 5725.000 Sun J-5
LOT lR2) FOR SALE
Marine Ave & So. Bayfront. Bal Isle
673-6900 5319.000 Sat Sun 10-5
HOME & GUEST APT.
3 BR & I IR
1621 Louise St.. Laguna Beach
494·7578 5295.000 Sun 1-4
TOWNHOUSES
FOR LEASE
3 HDROOM
26Canyon Island Dr . N.B.
644·4910 $1500 mo. Sun 1-5
HOUSE FOR LEASE
J ll fllus FAM RM w D1H
1721 Kings Rd .. ~ewport Bea ..
759·1501 Sat/.,~-5
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LINDA ISLE-SUBMIT EXCHANGE
OwMf' will COfttldtr HC .... fbr r9Kll
or co11u"trclol property 111 Collf.
bctpflollal homt °" w• wftll boat
allp. Lorge & open floor pl• wf .,_
chMatlc bolco11y /gollery. LGrCJf !Mlhr
Mtt on water With YU + 4 f.Nty
bedrooms. M1111y 01ntnltle1 iftctudtd on
shNMd c;au, antique bar, kol ~. fOlft.
rm., fonMI di11. rm. & CJOU""ff ldtchttt.
$2,600,000. fH land.
ENCHANTING WATERFRONT
Courtyard utry l11to coordinated
etepce ond good to,tt. HigMlgllk of
this home inchl<k a proftnlorlal fMb-bor
witti I~ fom. rm. formal din.rm. with
flrepfoct, stporott glomorous moshr
suitf + 3 bedrooms. Pier /slip for lan}t
yocht. OWMr will carry I~ llO+t &
T.D. $2.000,000.
BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT
leautlful 4 ltd. horM on conwr with
boat sJip. Two dory wood mtd cJlass c_.
ttmporory with balcony a1td deck,
'JOU1"1'1tt kitchen. Submit t xcharMJH for
property in Palm SpriltCJS. Arro.tMoci.
lig ·heir or 1 Ow11tr wil aulst witll
tiftancincJ. S l ,200,000. Will cOftsldtr
MliftC) fumillwd. 673-6900.
LARGE HOME & INCOME!
0.. GrClftd Canal wottrfront on quitt Lit-
He lsJOlld. Spacious 2-story 4 bed home
witti famtly "" & goannet kitchtft, patio.
Tit for 2 boots. Includes I bed mttal.
$675,000 and owner will iw.,, finaftct.
673-6900.
STEPS TO BEACH
3 story Gor<Jtous prick of owntf'stlip 3
bed. home with Vu's from di rooms. Own
jointly and participate in o fine
invtshnMt. $395,000.!
LUXURY CONDO'S N~
Unique rooftop enterloinincJ crt o with
~ & Ocean VU's. Finest omtnities &
finisti ~oils. $369,000 -S439,000.
631-1400.
LARGE PENIN. BAYFRONT
Main Boyfront location near Htwport
Harbor Yocht Club. Spociou5 ond
~stily ckcorated 5 bed. 6 bath, din.rm.
home with lanje patio on wattr. Master
suite with conver5otion c:irea Panoramic
VU on BAY . Assumable lo ans of
$900 ,000 to quolifitd buyer.
SI ,600,000 ftt.
LIDO ISLE BEACH HOUSE
Street to strado location!, I block to mi-
nis, c~houst beach. 2 bed. I bo. home
witti stporate I bed, bo. ~t qucritn.
Priced right at $355,000.
CHANNEL & OCfAN VU
One btd. co-op apt where you11 even·
tually own th e land. Close to restaurants
& shops on Lido Pfllin. A "btst buy" on
Hit water with many security amenities.
Exctf'"t finonc in9. $280,000.
LARGE BAYFRONT CONDO~VU
New carpet, point, security and spacious
2 bed + den, 3 ba. Boat slip availablt.
Reduced to $595,000.
CONDO NEAR SO. COAST PL.
Woodsy area, security CJGIH. pool, spa,
ckbhou5t & other a1Mnities. 5% cast.
dowt1 & owe balance. S76,000.
SEA BLUFF LARGE CONDO
Y OUltCJ Clftd ncitin9 3 levtf home with
s0cr osslst heati1t9. hardw~ ftoon
mtd carpet. Movt ri9ht in Hli5 spoc. 3
bdnn w /mini VIEW, pod mtd tennis.
Owner will carry 2nd TD witti 20° o cost.
down. $219,000.
BEACH DUPLEX FIXER $650,000
Oceanfront duplex thot can be rt·
modtfed to incrtast value. Ex~ rtfto
tal ono. Call for detoil5.
BLUFFS ENO UNIT-VlEW
ltautifully upcyadtd corMf' ovtrio<*i~
~· All amenities in Hit "Dd0tts •
pion, 3 bdrm condo with aumblt
IOCM11. Owntr will lta5t /option with
$22,000 down & SI 200. ptr mo .
$24B,800.
POOL-PATIO--IEAUTIFUL
l~orattd & rtody for oc~y.
c~ 3 btd., formal cln.n'IL,Fnftch
doon Ir MW details th~. OWMr
wtl ltow /optlott. $235,000. 631·1400.
HOME + BONUS M>T.
Spocioa 2·story 4 bed. hoMt lrl o ~
..... k»cotto..; plus I btd. ... Gr.Gt
......,. /wfnhr rt11tol In flM candition.
OwHr will http fl11onct CH' trodt.
$475,000. 673-6900.
CAPE COO ON WATER
TNs Is • outhefttlc Cope Cod rtsldttKt
by ~orator htchlcffttg shlilltd & etched
q)ou, brick Olld bt1Ms. Totollr
coordi.ottd with l1111trio.s -.Mtltt
Ill n~a.t tMs 4 btct. f..,. 2 ......._
+ .:c. YU ht o ,.ltt Uttlt ltleM ~. 67ur:G~ tor boats. sas.ooo
~~·~ ... ioic ~z~ .. i•i• ~~~ .. iti; ;.~.~ .. i .. ,;.~ ... i'iii i;~7' .. iiii .........................................................................................................................................
,llCID TO S&L lAvely 3BR. JBA. fm rro, NO llllY DIWN SIJPER An•IOUJ owner ready to patio. lr1 yrd J u1t . ,
.... Orange Coast OAILY PILOT /Sunday. September 27, 1981
UMDA 15&1 llCIU.TIVI e wiJta. Cfilc~ 1WK In
uaumablt loans al
12\\.,, Stepa to the
water. Dcm't dell,)'. Call
&o Wall bt1lp (loance remdld Like new . s:.~~U:'tt.~.~:v~, fl .. LY llLOCICS TO WATH
newly redecorat"d 3 ";9·~· beach. Will c~ry total Riii
Bdrtn 1'4 Ra COlta Meu O nt 64l:..l2I@ flnan<'1n1 payable at Hit I HUMTl ..... GTON H .& BIOUR -511/IY OWNER Excitin1 opportunity. Wtde channel
view from spectacular architectural
designed 4 bdrm. 5 bath, pool home.
Slip for 2 large boats. $1.495,000.
humt' Lovely Y•[d. 8LUfFSCONOO m't~. Slt7 500. Alt E .... ""'
p uo bnck BBQ. fouU Paooraml(' 0toean vlow. 1183-47 9 • • o....aLY I LEFT•. -... EW'.
pr•<'<' 1122,990 2 bdrm, 2 bath Full · -" "
LIDO ISLE HOME
IJO VIA 9UITO OP84 SUH l·I
Featured on Homes Tour this lovely
traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm, 3
bath home, newly decorated. Priced
lo sell quickly at $475.000. Must see.
IRVIMI TBIACI
CORONA OF.L MAR
X·l11e master bdrm w
gardC"D •4c frplc, t.:e
cuatom k11 . den,
04 moMIA library. LR. fo'R, pool.
New ele&ant 4 Br VII-yard, patio Unique for
torlao partial vu , laraer fanilly 01·ean
ownr /t'ooir1c1.or fin an Ill de or h w Y N" ..ir
av l 75 000. beaches. lmmcd ot·c $495,000. Ownl'r 1·1111 $224 950 CONDO carry By appt, b'73 3745
Stept irom sand. move Open Sun 1-5
In today. 11 ~'A aa ,,,_-..-. .-. .-. ..-.
aumable flnan See It lo ~
c:. .... fl(( l
-f"' PHCJPl H l 1t '1
MESAVaDI
lEASIOA
LEASE OP"TIC>t4
Sh1up 2Story. 4 Br, 3 8:a1 new carpel, rc.-dwooa
blla. easy can yard As
:1ume 9'4'~ loun 10'~
down t.o qualified buyer
S1 6s .ooo D. Bourke, Realtor~~·
stcurlty pt"O,ed Many 0.. P• I OU
upgradts. $150,000. WIU ••• ••••••••••••••••••••
contider lease option By Owner. 3bdnn. 2 ba. 673-6778 Russ n e w It it c b en • new
~ t'arpeU. ocean /Mt. MOVE RIGHT IN! view Wood beam cell 3 Br 2 Bu, fam rm home 1011 thru·out 1220K.
on huge Jot One of Fies. terms 661 ·0223.
C.M '11 btst ata. Compl. ""M ..... ·..:::l..,l2o.z..... ____ _
upgraded, xlnt rin1n. Ocean Harbor View.
Submit offers. Binnie 2000eq ft. 4BR. 28A. 2
Dhlo'!...U1, 75S-9100 stry Newly rmdld
114 VIA ITHACA 0,.. SUt4 1-5
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings . Great for entertaining.
$420.000. Best price for the money.
Expansive new 2 bdrm w/new katch ft BA
condo. 2"1 baths. securi· ~.ooo dn. ~ume ex ty, microwave, ex· 11tmg financing. 11725
tensi ve custom tile mo. t:!S0.000 full pnce. SHARrEASTSIDf $130.000 Sellt'r will owperbroker8§1.7m :::. · T~m ru::·. rltr Coda Meta I 024 -------• 1111 N .. F:w 0 c .. <>"N .. u·u·s-t..PLEX earry paper 673-6776, -------• OHL Y 150/o DOWN Rus~,___ ---OCEAN & HAllOI
PENINSULA POIHT IEACHFIONT
Panoramic ba y & ocean view at
wedge, from prime large lot. 4 bdrm.
3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft.
featuring marine room. $1,385,000.
STARTING AT 194.500
Low u1tern1 fman1·1ng
631 4361, 60 l991 agt l 16 JASMINE --I
O"'nl'r wall f1nan1·e to Neat 3 Br. F.R. condo. PANODllMP VIEW quullfJl'd buyer Well Onl y $122.900 Redhill """""
lo<'alcd, ~ood looktng 6 Realtt..._SS2·7500 -Cuatom Spanish colonial
2 bdrm. 1 VJ bath house 2 MOVE IN. rar garage. 11., blks lO P res~ 1 g • o us M es J
O<'ean. Owner, l..100.000 Verde. fresh & clean 4 675·4117. BR 2 f1replal-es Huge
unit~ 1 4 car garage + * * TEIMS * * home featuring 4 bdrm.s.
ample p11rkmg Below By owner. 3 br, 2 ba, 3 baths and ('enter
llX )lrosN fam rm , frplc. S144,000 courtyard wilh fountain
eovered polio Lar.:e CaU Now 644-7211 549.959'7 /63'1 9519 Dramatic sWned glass
windows, oversized wet CDM IL.UFfS shady back yard Only M.sao.f Mor bar. dumb waiter. s , 4 B R • po o I 0 W C Jacuzzi bath. Coastline & ~ w St5,000dn 645-7088 harbor views from
WEST OCEAHFIOMT Above beach. below S139.s00.64S0303
Triplex units. Xlnt financing. $600,000. Ocean Blvd. Semi priv
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Rd. Out of tramc 180
degree view Orean &
Jetty from every win· dow. Prop line high tide
Obie 10vest 2 yrs Clear.
land incl. Sl.250,000
COLDWeLL
BANl(C!RC ---------•! almost every room + s pacious well
1.11 HCJ y\•ci· D• •. "' El o7S olbl
THINKING
OWC. PIP Appl only lllMN t"-1 I 006 {7141613-6S2:S,573.2210
TOWMHOME? ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex, won't last for
Call the specl•lisl<l at
the condominium in
formation center.
Touchstooe Realty
963-18i7
* SI SK DOWN * DESPllATE!
4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home Assume bi-balance loan owe straight note.
SUCCES.5 REALTY
549-7991
SANTA ANA
COUNTRY CLUB
lsYowlcdYard
117 The Masters Circle
Opentod•y 1·5
(0ffNewpon Blvd I
AlllACTIYE
2STOIY + MODERN APT.
REDUCED!
AREA'S llST IUY
Nr bays, aU xtra lg 2Br.
frplc, l~Ba. apt income
$'95 mo. $385,000.
Fabulous assumable
ftnancing. Save SS$
REMEllAl.n
1213104-0908
IYOWHll Balboa Island "Condo'"
(Duplex partnersbip)
Beautiful Island Duplex,
lo; block from Bay.
$135,000 rull price.
Owner will finance
640-1818.
Gorgeous 3 bdrm, 2 FANTASTIC BUY
bath. atrium, fam. rm Remodeled 2 Br + bach. + form. din. nn, 1 story Real cute. lAwest pnce
home (not condo). over· on Island. 1325.000.
looking I.he lusb & plush C 21 Loddlarf
8th green. Offered at 9 J..1147 S245,000 (with owner ---'-'=-'"-"-'~-financing). See Fran 2BR 1 Ba bouse + 2 BR I
Scott Ba apt.
i!J.1.,!11111~1 .\: ~ ll.,
-I • ~ 1~1'.tl!11r"
DOVE P'IOPflTIES
Ask for Lawren ce
752-Slll
..... , ....... 1007
buyer wh o needs
neptive in + sheller
Pnce S2Sl,OOO 5r; dn
Laree assumable Mon thly rental inc $1425
Drive by 514 Marigold
CDM. If interested call,
Johll 8ellamy152·~
F..._tklvy!
Duplex. Buyer who
needs neg income +
shelter. Front un1l 3
bdrm, fplc, JI<'. 3 ba.
mini ocean view Rear unit 3 bdrm. 2 ba Under
ground pieing for 4 cars 10'7c dn. large assuma
ble, tnc Sl700 per mo
Priced at $350,000 Drive
by 7l4 Poinsettia. If you
like, call lhe owner at
752-695S
12~ % flnancilg
NEW! COUNTRY
FRENCH HOME
2 BLOCKS
TO OCEAN
$469,000
••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST USTID OWMr wiA
ll'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Rare oceanfront comer tM.ce--
H1n•1 "·10 ')C,t-.1) .\11yl•m"
E.1·,ll1lul! p,, .1 Hloq
JUST LISTED
TERRIRC TERMS
4 nn 1~. ba. ~eller
m1H1\'all'il l't'rms,
'l't>rm~. 1 erm!> l'all
qu1rldy 7~ &19!1 2 Br condo in Mc\J
Verde. Assume $61,000
at 10'7, owe $10,000
Full pricl'd ~.000 <'all
Anne McCasl1111d
IQ Mil 'tj;llft
1-:asl~1de fixer Upper. J
br. I ba spa 101~·. fin .
Sli!0,000 \gt 642 1523
I
I C:ollc.:e Pk f1xrr upper 3
br I. ba, ram rm
.'KE To."' .. CH suo.ooo owe Sllll.OOO 1st
EA TL> 642 1$23 Ag1
Approx l'i miles IOJ Sll.uoo DOWN J RR 2 Ba.
bl' a c h · beau l if u I I .,; side home on R·2 lut. townho~e. Mexican llll' Price s1as.ooo Take , entry. fireplace. 3 klllK over pymts of St6SO mo
sz bdrm~. 211 bJ tlui.:c ='lo quah(ymg or l(el I covered patio. l'harmm~ m•w loan 546-~
mini yard Near 260 a1·re I I regional !'ark (;rt.>Jt 5 IEOftOOM
value on Y SIJl.5011 I MESA VYDE I
645-0303 3 Ille baths. pool. spa
S315,000 St47 .!X10 as~um
ll) l)~ ner 979-9789 COLDWeLL BANl(eRC '
l * OWMBl CARRIES
• ISTTD • room LOl.M* -IOIU 'I t.' t' 11 :. 1• 111' r h t' I p --I "' f111an1•1ng' WJnl a INST AMT l'lt'an & :.pac 23tory'
TAX SHB. TH Only S25,000 *·
1105.000. '°"down 4 br :-lo qua hf) in~ Sclll~r
townhome No quahfl) I f!ex1hlr on mlerest rate mg, no poin:S .lu:.lqu1rk ( ull Ralph 541 042!'1
escrow Great for 111 l'r1nr nnl~ likr
ve~tors & 1s t 11m1• .._.EW CO .... DOS
buyer5. Affordable pt1) 1 ··" " . menl~ r~i·oralin~ ,tl .. Hr 3 lla luxunnus lowance. ...,111 11•\c•I cfrs1gn all
Diana Cappel. rllr :1.m1•n1t1"" Oul~landmi:
l.l' 1 , 30 )t'Jr fmancm~
$13'i 000
3KO W \\ 1li.on
r,11 5()5.5 == location. well built 2 Br, Mo~ --------I Jg living rm. inside GREAT FIHAHCIHG
$96,500
O..tlt&MIRg landscaped yard As·
sumable loans and
owner f111anc10g avatla·
ble. $1,300,000.
Who.&WeitslU
493-2752
Assum~...,oan on
this Unique 2 stor y
townhouse Beautiful 2
bedroom, H2 balh, charming dining area. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
loft slyle den. crackling --------fireplace. Take advan·
tage of VIR finan('mg.
Ca ll today•
$195,000
M•s.a Woods
IREA 1HT AllHG
VIEWS CO·OP Apt on Ocean-
front Bluffs overlooking harbor. Large 2 Bdrm.
2ba, frplc. Owner f111anc·
log
H CIC"CWll & Hen R.E.
998 Glenneyre
494-1551
PoolHOIM
Spanish style 4 bedroom
211 bath with lots of
roum Elegant dmmg
area. nifty family room , !!!!ll!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!
roman11r firepla ce L.-.L...L..V..._ 103,. Owner will help with .--..... -r .. financrng Home is va· • ••• •••••••••••••••••••
cant. so mo\•e nghl m' DEf AlJLT !!
$124,900
lib To
Tt.leocll Ru ~l 1c We sts ide
H anc her F our bed room~ U1,>grades
galore' Charm111g cov·
ered patio Owner says
~ubmat all offers' Call
Now'
forces sale or this 4
Bdrm 2'14 bath home.
Needs a bit or TLC As·
sume loam wtth S15,000 down. $120,000.
631-2242
~Sunhcm
lkalh
S 137.500 H.tiltgtoa leadt I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MHCllT....,_ •COHDO•
Lo•iltg Ccre "S---•...t... vm..-u Charming 4 bedroom --.·---r ranch style home. Din Nr beach. 3 Br. I yr old.
1ng room area. fWl fam1-Assume 12"1"1c In ' No
ly room. crackling qual. $247,SOO. PP No
fireplace Nestled on agts 213 /833-1369,
huge lot close to Shop-wkdys 213 /831 5734
ping and Orange Cou:itye ::..v'-'es==-. ___ _
Fairgrounds. College CONDO '"' au from ocn, Park Local.ion. Submit 28r, 2Ba, pool, rec hall,
offers today• tennis. sec New take EXCHANGE patio. ~.000. SOO W 64l·0366 E 1H 3 ll1lrm lari:I.' lot SIOK Oceanfront Opn Sat 673-7552 Gl EH UMl7 S W o r Id' I I • 't 12·5. Coast Properties l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l~•I East.side f'nl1l lreei. & down & OW(' No qual1 129,900
over payments approx
S1654 mo 988 3108,
842·8140 Fw J•d 673.s.10 roses • p ri v a r, f}lll/! $lttUXIO Pnoc.· on O.Of REDUCll'.ft I k 11 I> 541 9993 Bkr "~ For Lido, LOIJllM N S. c.-.1,.___ ___ .. I 0 '. a.I sec us1on ID par II({' A"-
-1....1 ..,... " _ __.. TOSBl.FAST yard SUM>3BR Rml.. --------Beautiful 3 bedroom ore 111 '-....................... OCEAN&BAYVIEW fpk Covered pat1n l~TIH I WesL<J1de Ranch home $70,000 to rroo.ooo. Wnte FORECLOSURE . d f ~ po. Box. 308, Min Steal il! Holder of TD In J asmine Creek Pri e o ownership COLLEGEPARM I Artistically upgraded ! neapolis, Minn. 55440 wants lo unload Im· $385,000. Assume S200K Room for expansion On J Bdrm 2 bd famtl~ rm. Rw.tac ce11Jngs, woodsy at 12%. CNIC 2nd. Int ly $124.000. Call 645 0303 ulu' \!me 10 rnndilion I family room. large brick mediately.4 Br, ram rm, only. 3 BR. ram rm, 211 I ~ f1re!lar H ge tree Homeowners &dnvestors newer, ocean vu. Total s1:W.50Q S'IO.SOIJ assum c1 e . u 30 Homes & Condos for loan 000. 661·2990 ba. Call Joyce Obon, hll' JI 13' '"' effew,·e hne lot 5 minutes to l~e I s2500 s 759.9173 ratt' o"nvr al(l will us beach Musi see this ~~:~ l,2, & ~~R.~0·~ CoroH cW W. I 022 41R + POOL-~1q in fmanung llo'lth home so call today' su~able Joans. Low ••••••••••••••••••••••• RXEA ~ub,1ant 1JI .Juwn 979-2390
Payments. For com REDUCED r01101c.~-.r-!li!I ltii·I 3707 S Bristol Irvine Terrace pool Sant.aAna plete info call Owner Huge 3 Bd new home. home needs n,c but 15 Broker. 8Sl·m7 Agents Assume l2'l-ra.nanc. Will priced below ma rkel CAPE COO 1400 E.17"~ FOR All
Welcome sell this Sunday. Opn and owner will finance CHARMER CM •au.s
1111111 ~!~ec~ ~~ ~ri New listing! Call Greg ~:~·~~':~e b~\ c>.3 ... ·
11111
,.1· l'9l-~fr".-~= •1·~---. .... 631•,...,~or""""""-• A.stle-Rltr.1si.1.221 • •-• """' v•.........., cellent mo'e in conll1
ATTEMTIOM
DEY&OPllS
TRULY COAST AL PROPB1 Y!!! , ________ Corona del Mar duplex. 2
Above Beach. Below UMIBJEVAIU BR l Ba + 1 BR I Ba. So
Ocean Blvd. Semi Pvt Only '295.000 111 Cameo of Coast Hwy.
road. Out of Traffic. 180 Highlands 00 fee land. DOVE PROPlRTIES
degree view. Ocean & Assume loans w/low Ask for Lawrenl'e Jetty from every win· down. Newly decorated. __ 752·511_1 _
dow. Prop line high Lide. View Save thousands
Obie investment 2 yrs. Owner /agt. 700. 11166. 986-
C I e a r • I and i n c I 968-3331
$1,250, 000. OW C PT A p pt '""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! only r::
. 714-67).6525
111111
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SALEIYOWHB
UTIUISLAHO 3 Br 2 ba. 1285,000. LOW
down. Owner/Agent. 47S.76llorl>7~700
13.So/o INT'BEST
103 down. cu~ cottage,
3 BR 2 Ba , full lot,
S3SO,OOO Ownr /a gt.
1.fl&l--0893
lion OWC 2nd Pro~rt'
IS vacant and sell('r ,·.,
open minded l~l 1s
$82,000 at l2 25 , SJ H'
rent and make apprer1J
hon Diane Cappel rltr
631 1266
MES.A VERDE
LJr~i.' 4 bdrm plus den.
family homr lomer lot.
H\.' d('l't'SS Ja1·un1 ;\II
111 fine rond1t1un
Sl!I0,000
Paul Martin fteat F.slah'
f>W 7:1l3
larbelt
HE\l.IOH~
South Shores In c
Sales Agents
Houo 12·Dusk.
Sat. &Sun.
714/646·1312
,.
_H......,~ilm...J• i
~ ~
1 mi to beacb sale by
owner, 3 br 2 ba st.llln
glass. SUO K Open house
Sat/Sun 1·5. 960·2183
20812 Egl'# Ln HB.
HARDTORND
LOWIMfaEST
Existing 7.93 lsl with
15~ 2nd Minutes to
miles or blue pounding
surf Thi! low maint.
Towobou.se w/l BR den
or 2nd BR 1 ~BA highly
upgraded has 3 pools, jacuzzi , tenn is.
clubhouse. wet bar. au
for easy hving. Open
Sat/Sun 1·5 9766 Verde Mar Bkr. 536·1600 or
968-8341
IRVINE·
WOODBRJOOE LANDING 2 1tory to~-. 2 ~ 11/J be. ......
Robt. , w....-..°" GAIUS. Poat .,.,
•oll•yball & full 911ard•d iturlty.
Sii l,900.
Contact Allstate Realtors 714 848-3119
Short walk to private
lake • pleasure around!.
•Br. (one a hue• master
w /frplt') sBa. bonua rm
room + farrub' room II
wet bar! 11lE FINEST
home in the coves.~-~c:l;r~yl tr~~·~ ' i ~ '"a.. • 044 a..,...._. 'oa landscaped! you'll truly ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
love every amenity & de· SOUTH llVIHE "OUT OF SIGHT
tall or this Otbtanding New 0 n market . 3 OUT Of...,.. ..
family home! Trades bdrms. 2 baths, family That's how our out ot
con•idered. Owner rm, fireplace. Beautiful state owner feela abuut
hlehly motivated Super remodeled home. this PRIM E DANA
flnaocingatS359,900 Custom landscaping POINT DUPLEX local
Assumable financing ed on a comer lot j115t a
1152,500. short distance from lhe
DAVID D. CAil.SOM Dana Marina. REALTOllll-tl93 Owner occupy the 2
OPEN HOUSE
SAT&SUN
8SVNRIVER
THh«IMG
TOWMHOME7
Call the specialtAts at
the condominium in ·
formation center
Touchstone Realty
963-18i7
OUTST ""4DIHG Gorgeous 3 Bd 2 Ba m
Irvine's College Park
Lovely comer localion.
Profe ss i o nall y
landscaped and picture
perfect inside & out
Walk to schools & pool.
Owner motivated Call
for detaila.
e-kAl\JCH
HEAL TY
rJ51 2000
w~ c,.....,. w
4BR. 3BA 2000 sq ft
home w/ $149,000 assum
fin . Prine only Sl99,000.
Owner I Agt. 857·2100,
552.5555
TURnaock GEM
FABULOUS executive
towohome. 4 BR 3 BA.
views, spa, cu.stom up· grades. $34.2,SOO.
OPENSVNDAY 2-6
SO ROCKY KNOLL
<Turtlerock/Concord1a l
64M259
r./Mt.1/1l
R E Atll Ty
T..ttend Ykta
lmmac. 2400 slf condo Priced for quick sale.
Own I Agt. 67~ 1058 __
bdrm, 1 bath upper urut
DELIGHTFUL w/BEAMED CEILI NG,
FIREPLACE. DINING DECOR AREA • ENCLOSED
isn't the oo1y outstand-PATIO & use the lower
lng feature ol this lovely unit rental income to
3 bdrm. Plan 2 in REDUCE COST Of'
W 1 I I o w c r e e k OWNERSHJP. Or, rent
Nonhwoods. The outside the upper unit and Wit
as just aa nice. Private l h e Io we r a s a
s pa, covered and raised "weekender" wtule eo-
patio. planters. limed joying the beach &
Malibu lights. ThlS 1s a marina! We believe
mustseeat$1T7,500. you 'll agree it's an "OUT OF SIGHT"
VALUE AT 1152,500
FULL PRICE' TERMS
AVAILABLE.
't523 CAMPU5Dl·IRVIME,
Heritage Park 3br 2 i..,
ba, DR, fam rm , frplc.
patio, pool. f77S mo
760-8384
MISSION REALTY
9855. CstHwy, Laguna ra.o. 494-on 1
THRHAICH IAY
Spectacular ocean view.
3br, 3ba, family room.
garden kitchen. Prof. re-
modeled. Secunty gal
ed. walk to private
beach. 499-5663 owner
--Charming 3 bdrm. 2 bath
LOCJ'MCI l.ach I 041 + guest apt. No. end
••••••••••••••••••••••• Emerald Terrace Walk to beach. Assume loan OCEAN VIEW Owner will help finance + 2 LOTS '295,000 Peg Allen. Ritt,
Below mkt-h1ghly up-49'·7518 . .:... -----
gradl'd 2·sly-Ocean Vu OCEANFRONT New
both levels. 3 blks to Modular Type Homes
beach! 12167.500 CaU to-leased land, 3 pvt ~hs'.
day! Bob Burdick, rllr u hr security, fishinl
2 new cslm ocean vu
homes. 4 Br's 4~ Ba,
F R 1521-1533 Tahiti
$529,SOO. A.BU?7·S454
OCEAN VIEWS ! Great home an excep-
tional neighborhood
with all the amenities
Gym. UWla, spa, fi re
pit. Tbis custom 4Br
has spectacular coastal views. $695,000
Lag.a Y'elagt R.E
497-1 761
DOYOUWAMT_
.to live among the trees
& still be close Lo beach
& town? You can m this
old Laguna charm home
witb 2 bdnns, remodeled
kitchen & ocean view
deck. This may be the
last bargain m town
S149,500.
WOMDBFUL
views, privacy & quiet
can be found tn Lh1s uru
que 3 bdrm. 3 bath & family room home
Sellers may help with
hnancmg. $495,000
LU YE THE CAI
at home & walk lO the
beach from tlus 3 bdrm
home tuckl'd away on a
quiet street. Hardwood
noors. deck and brick
pat10 with mature fruit
trees. Great potential.
Owner will help with
fmanc1og S3:15.000
~l\r'l'=r ·~\.~ic••"~ "'.
171 41 494-11 77
AllTOF
HEAVEN
Sparkling 3 Bdrm· home
o n beautifully
landscaped romer lot
Soothing s pa , wood
decking and covered
patio. Ocean view. glow.
mg parquet floors, plush
c arpets, gourmet
kitchen lAwest priced
in lhe area. 1249,500
pier from S34.SOO. 103
down 499-3816
harming 3 bdrm. 2 bath + guest apt. No. end
Emerald Terrace Walk
to beach Assume loan
Owner will help f111ance
$295,000 Peg Allen. Rltr.
494-7578
Lower 3 Arc.b Bay
My Loss your Gain.
Must sell, 4BR, ocean
view, bch hse. ~ dwn
Bal AITD. Pvt pty 499·3144._ ____ _
WHITEWATER VIEW
3 Br with 2 Master
Suites. 3 Ba. enclosed
decks for entertaining,
family rm. prh•ate spa
S224 ,000 Assumable
hoanc1ng. Owner anx·
lous. Agent 494-4730_. _
CUSTOM
UGUMAESTATE
MagniCicent 4 Bdrm con-
temporary home with
breathtaking coastline
view Tucked away on
private road, offering
complete seclusion.
Sparkling gourmet
kitchen. sun drenched
breakfast room, 4 decks
and much more Great
financing available.
$745,000.
don osen
real tor~
499 N COAST KWY
LAGUNA BEACH
497-48411
con AGE + Gwst
JUST LISTED! Desira· ble 2 BR 2 Ba and frpl on
a large level R·2 lot.
Great view potential.
Walk to Crescent Beach.
in North Laguna
$249.SOO
I IR, DEH. RXB
Priced below lot value to
close estate. Big yard
and trees, add • 2nd
story for an ocean view.
Walk to beach-<:entral
Laguna ONLY 1159.SOO.
494-7551
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mar. 3 m wtC.lalln11 ltnnl. w , La• a11um. 30 yr lo1n. ele11nce + 3 rar &ar • view Ml.\.OllO. l40o98QS wide 11 on an ovenlted county teat. PERFECT
view, sauna, 3 dtC'ka, a., McC... Ur. l.Ovtl)I 3 Br on lu.sh boa& yrd OD bit Udo St. t'Ol'ller lol 5Star part. A PAl'ntm:SHIP tH CHArTmt II j159AOOO' ~t,zm pat.lo, entlaMd iar•c•. 141-Jnt THl-....S freeobelt. Vaunt. 4bdrm tor 3+den),4ba, mutlloMe <SD74f7J
all 1pell10C"tS. 117~·~· ._ISll" 229,500, Ownr/Act. lr1 din rm, (am rm, REMOOEL!D Beach MUUtWM · Opn Sun 1 e. f Cll· Maanlneeatviewtofui>-~~ lndry /aewloff rm, 3 house with INCOME
Bluebird-Summit LR OCIAtiROMT pu bay and mountains H.._.YitwH-frplu. Incl lndacpc Is UNIT 3 Br. Close to IWTOIS
Minda lelt Cap1itrano IY OWMEI Front ~w aharp3bdrm Need ll th1a ttiri apli.lra, Hr. pre·wlre, Bayfront Aaaumable MOllUHOMIDfV.
to 99~ Miramar Jim New ru1t. bit a 1ty, on FEE
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Hides. •ct 499 ~t or French Normandy. 3 BR creative llnanrlo I 3% ,ci.-opz Ba ifj" OC:, I Spm. 210 Via San s190,'ooo .Aat'nt 8'73-8849 --'™ l@ -•-d .. o home. Can ... available. 1...;. p .. !. w.......:1 H h. R t m O SS 8 0 • 0 0 0 or NB. New Dtluu Coach Is
44 Unll.s in one of notion's fastest
growing areus. Condo conversion
potential. Approx 10 yrs old .
$1 ,295,000. 30'k dn . Seller will carry
balance at 12', int only All due
Cbo6ttTeita•
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---Seash~ ~TL_ 4l6 Ill Move In condition. THIR.UFf Absolutely rrlme! ! 000 14
North end In Lasunu, .._.._.."""--............... ~ I OwlO·n6ePrMIA&enort. 783760·!54-0S96. .,. .... _.. Former mode 3 OR C.M 1980 Skyline, 20x44.
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--..._,. "" •UA .. , PANORAMJCVIEW rm ., lam. nn .. F/r , 2~ nls court, pools and spa SS?-9380 32 units at 7.4 X's GSI Ma1ce ofters on
March 31 , 1985. S yndkationl
Prof Interstate Property
Manacement Avail
9980len.neyrc Sp11ct1cular views & LEA~!lREA Sbr, •~bl. S790,000. bl, xlra lar&e porcelain Good •uwn1ble loans .=.:..==.:..,_____ this Ri verside £roperty. Good cond 494-115 I most desired loc.tion of wrerfr~ pnmc,propert~ Open Sun. 1-S. 2CM Kings tub w /ceramic tile walls Open Sat/Sun 1 5 ~111111111111111111-... •-•I fer total living enjoy th WUer ruuiocln Place. QRf.848"39. & floor 4 covered patio 8 Robooc.ourt HDUCIDl!I! w/new roofs .• parkling pool. Most WOODS COVE ment. Recently updated 1attr root Co-op ap areas Pri~b.000,S'r. C/21 Mt~Cafr Anxious owner has tenants on l yr HUD 13 lease
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11.20 l"ac.lfk Cat Hwy
• Huntington Beach
Calll.'3W8
714"M357
& detailed, this spacious w th shi:>-do P 0 down, auume $40,000 1st .. " 357 slashed price thousandl! w /annual increases. A Winner ! 19« l.ovcly28r home with 5bdrm,Sbathhomehas 711Li ark r NOTHltGDOWNI trwtdetldat7W"o Xlnt ---%.. .. _,_,.,.~='---Perfectat.artubome,5 dn AlTD at 12.8<"4 5 yrs. Reduced
seperate 1uc:11 Q~artel"5 larae living nn, formal Westc .. ~~aCo-op Ocean view. Ele&antly land lease S8S3.00 per PINTHOUSICOMOO star park. Z8r, 2Ba payments for 6 mos . Ca ll for on very arge wooded dining rm1 new tile #12, ve~~r furnished 2 8R Pen· year. Can't change until wilh dock for 40 rt beauty. (KR111H2) . l RMI hWt
2100 ornn view lot 2 blocki1 kitchen 41 aock for 60' Ptrk~ , thouse. Pool. apa, and year 2003 14% Int. only sailboat UIO deg ocean, MUU4EARM part1cu ars. he ....
to the beach. Pnce re· boill + much. much '215 ll! ce · gym . Sec . guard 2nd trust deed due bay and city lights TOIS •••••••
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du ced lo s25s .9oo more 12,700,000. Newd'}lri~~~do, $249,SOO. Ownr /a gt. 1986-87. Call owner for views. Llu'Re assumable RW 9 UNITS at 1.6 X GSI OWiter wl.shest.otrade <or
1200,000 1n assumable Ralph F\un & Assoc New ~ 0 , 831-66N appt. daily after 11 am loon. 5e(wity +pool Mobla. HOMt Di•. Central loc, (;a rd en Grove. Xlnt sell> my ctatom 38R &<
f1n11nc1ng Agent S7'""98 1741 . ·A. (710346-5860 C/21=C..tr l!!!!!!!l7!!1!!4!!J!!5!!2!!7!!·5!!9!!0!!0~1 invest. at $335 ,000 w /25<1, down. denhome.(approx 2.000 494-473Q.,_ _ ....-_........._......._.~ oeta esa . 6_." sq. ftl on ~ Ac 1n
Al/ pro!Mlrt es will be CATALINA VIEW ,..,. Contract at 12.8' <. Int. only 5 yrs. Escondido, <No. San Trade Luxury NewPort sq d to lbe best ofter $62S,OOO fee. 321 Kings ________
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&..,.. H• I OS home on ...., acre for In w1th1n lt'1now ! Rd. O~n Sal/Sun 1·5. OMC, adult parkcharm· PORT' • ... D, ORE. ~ $261( _, UMt sider 2 on I lot Pref et ...................... <'Ome Urut.s or? Equity 67 67e 33 J h E 'ot _,,_aot NO IJOWN lng -s pucious-only -" -··r r-· al a th'n
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This home shows like a Broker Co-Op Agent UDO CUSTOM RANCH 646·S096agt. $47,000 GSI. 25r, dn and seller will airport $140.000.SlSO,OOO
model, tst TD, low Ill· 6JHS
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· TIHHISMIFFS s Bdrm large corner lot .. 11111._ ... ., ........ I Wiii trade equity of --------1 carry on AlTD at 12<~ int only, 5 yrs . range 714-743.013'
terest CHrered at --------SUPERNICEandLOW Swdcced to ~95•000 Cffr&• koo.ooo into home In JUSTIEDUCED No payments on sellers equity for 120 SOUTHUGUHA ~tt',.SS.:~~dy Byrnes. HEW USTIHG PRICE Bluffs X plan J asonabfea:!n~ ter re UV'" ~e~~!! &e:~s~~me, $37 500 days aft COE. Don't miss lhis one! Gated Estate area. mi
THllLUFfS BR 2"" BA. nr comm Hudson Bay Realty 9rtf'U tennis court~ swimming 2br, 2ba, dble w/all new sQ ft. Fantastic Ocean
OPIH TOOAY 1·5 pool & wallt t.o NB ten 64s.9SSO 675-4116 """1 pool, bearing avocado apples, cent. air, new Horris0tt I AslOC. lllr/Prift. View Prol decorated. 2
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2WITHAVIEW Condo w/vu·shon drive to beach & only S20.000 to assume ex1st1ng 10',
loans! Priced right. Ownr 1 Agt. Greg Astle.
759·1.221
S36Yista~ nis.club S2:2S.OOO. OpenSwldayl-Sat 12% trees Full price crptg In liv. rm, mir-493.3754 yrs SS.9,000 Palm Spr End urut, 3 bdrm. 21; OPEN SUNDAY 2-6 121 Via Firenze A rored wardrobe. lge ings, Lake Arrowhead or
bath, great location with 3l4 VLSTA TR UCHA Spectacular vu of Nwpt 15 YRS. ~1~7&!4.~f3° g e n l patio. Carol 673-7300agt. other Real Esta le condo park & mt. view. Totally 64°'6259 Sparkling Crtyd Pool . or house
repainted & all new cpt ~fha •o .... 000 A ... 993 """" With low down payment. & ......._ .r...1-1200 IMOtM P,.,ty 2000 l1tew Property 2000 499 3470 SSl 8215 Spotless! Offered at 1-r: .,~~~}~ ~.•LIDOISU"'·.·""""' ownerwillcarrylslTD HPT +lay/hoch "'crt•,..--•• • .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ---, S240.000 !with creative ./.J '.£/... .,( at 123 int only pay Smin fromwater,4 Br.•••••••••• .. ••• .. '•• c M TRIPLEX, good PALMVllHGS
liS VIA lffiACA Spacious 4 Bdnn + JBa pool patio, 2 car gar. ZONED R·l-X Ten ta live T priced right Prin. only Est ate. best are a , flnuncingpo&S) RE A LTV OPHSat/S-1.5 ments for IS yrs Camrm.JBa.frpk,lg 2AClltCOlTON. j '-'UAIL area,assum.loan.OWC, Approx . 5000 SQ fl
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FiRmc:l.g at 131120/o t pool. Price & terms nestled on llOxllO' Fee for 16 units. $64,0~ PLACE Bkr, 979.'3BJ walled & gated, S310,000
NEWPORT HTS. A rare opportunity for w~fc unds Mkt. for lot Vee Stmson. Hunt & S9600 down. SeUer ~111 22 units Newport Beach equity. S800.000 total
Sl98,000-No0own truly spacious livmg in ~II 63~'.b.saJ~~ fe~~~~~ Assoc1ales 63~ 7600 Opn carry 5 yrs at 131# int PIOf'HTtES~ luxurious. Financing .:..l·..,,,32=3...::·0=l ~-
Owner /Agent. 67S-8700 traditional elegance in Bkr. Sun l-S. ISCX* Highland only HOME + UNIT avail $1,540,000. 752·2584 H..tiRgtaft H.-iMMrh
& 675-7225 newly-finiahed 4 bdrm ........... 11111-. ... : IA.CK IA Y IYMUDA DUNES owe ll'1 INT Luxury condo on t '
-CAHAL Al~ dream home. V1rgmia I New on market. 3 1 AC, Zone R·l Xlnl loc Only 3 yrs old, beautiful PllMEE'SIDE water. 3 bdrm. 21~
-P 8 I O'Brien, ain, 673-1323. 1 bdrms, 2 baths, family nr golf courses S25,000 Costa Mesa 3 Bdrm 2•,; Cotto Mna 4 lhlits baths, 48' boat sllp lease
Monarch Bay Terrace o;:ioc~m~~~oo Uta~~ S20,000 DOWN I rm . hreplace. Beautiful cash. Ba home t 5 attractive With 20'k down , owe avail. 5'29,500. 1100.000 3bdrm , 2ba, ocean. ~L M-1.·-~! 675_87000r675-?22S 2 Br. 2 Ba Condo, Jot. many trees Owner Harnson&Assoc units OWC A.l.T.D at
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"'2 ''{: AITD Small rqulty Will trade for & golf course views Lrg -· -VTTin" OCEAN VIEW assists financing A 714 49J.3'1!i4 11~ mt wr24", dwn home, condo, or '' lot Owner r·inancing Huge S bdrm. 3"'1 ba, O Hot partial ocean view. greatvalue .. G9.""". QuailPla"""Properties negative Owner will (714io•6.61!5S. Sun over 3000sq fl Westclaff I wner Owner Will help finance D & "ID D. c·· ·Rol<IVLSO... c--...-J.....I 75.;'"1920 trade make offer .,.. l
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.ooo Open ·• 640-8118 & R~ with S20,000 down $=99 "'" "' " ............ ~~ ~ S229000 1--------~~pmPa~tl~5:a,i~~~~ 2 Mstr BdnliS.T.sty, re· Guarded gate, adult RULTORI l-9293 •• ~."!~ ....... !~.~O · New4200sq.ft homeSo.
R. E 497.4344 ask for DOYY SHOIES duced to Sl.25.900 Two comm ty 1194.500 Call DI SUPER SUPER M "'KE .a..._. OFFER! DUPLEX/s.ta AM Laguna So. Calif's best Pool. Jacuu1 overlook 631 '""" s d Al der DOWN QI "' """ WC 'th .. K d view Sl,100,000 Will Joann_. G I I years new. ·u;uu. an Y ex an • PRIME PEMHSUU 919 Suns .... c~·1. zoned 0 w1 .,6 own d f ·oc1 . bay 11 a.xy Dr Form a John Marshall Broker 673-2749. "' " p S43 000 bl tong tra e or 1 tcomm 1tn· ~ din rm , 2 frpl cs POIHTDUPLEX MG. Try auto refiu1r. lg 3 lnc~me roperties · assuma e come properl" Call .-------•! Diamonds down or trade Half a block to beach l20xl40 lot, sma I bldg Easts1de Costa Mesa term loans. Nice, well , S685,000 fee 642-25 Io. f 0 r a n y t h i n g · ed Cl Paul 497-4844 or 499·5648. 646·4~ HAUORYIEW These 2 BR. 2 BA com· Actnow·won'tlast • Owner wlll carry maintain area. ose ~~~~~~~~ HIUS Panoramic ocean view pletely separate units Chuck Spiller, rltr I Pnced to sell' to Civic Center Sll6,6SO IA YFRONT CONDO ~ & RomanlJc night hles ha ve a hiS!1e assumable 631-1266 R & H investments Magnificent CdM Ocean Fantaslicviewsofentire hlOu. oyV11 surround you in this 11 j 752-2197 Vie w Pool Hom e
I< • s &L& OR D& spacious 3 Bdrm. 2l;Ba loan plus t owner WI VJ ~10 000 _,, 000 equity LAGt:NA NIG UEL IS uay, ocean, mtns . city O,EHHOUSE "' " " carry large 2nd trust ~ · .....,.,,
AFF'OROABL£" llght,,S47s.<m DAILY 1-6 ~o:ntdo:s2 ~~:fi\~~~~r ~:1~~~v~i!110e;ar;1!~ deed Dynamite buy al NEI&SER INVESTORS change7~-lw Super assumable f1nan r -Brand new condos In price r educed to ing & romancing under $385,000. • DBJGHT
ing on this contem OCEAHRlOHT/lolboc Costa Mesa located at ssso.ooo. Owner will the stars. Please coll f.OHl/tiHJl nx:_ Seller will carry at 13'. Real Estot.
porary 3 bedroom home Open Sat/Sun at 1706 2'Z77 Paci.fie A\•e Great carry. 631·2246fordeatils. Bkr. Small Commercial Bldg 711 64! U7f\J 3 year old, 7 unit W.t.ct 2900 with lotsorrruiltreeson F.ast Ocean Front financing. great buy ' w-&"---'Co. & land. 60'xl25' lot t houseapts 631·4361 ..................... .. a pool sized lot S139 500 SllS0,000, tenns avail Come & see Redb1ll .... .:;-2925 t'ollegl' AH· own -· PRIVATE PARTY. seeks
495-1720 HollsWood,IHltor t 714/671-1600 NewoortBlvd.64l.(1753 l'o~ta~ll''ia.CA beachfront home, 675 •676 67,. •444 l"'!!R!!ea!!!!t!i!y!!!!,
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waterfrontlot with exist-this spacious 4 bdrm co r a led, I 1 brary, 3 SS9·7456. $154,000 498-5735 come Try S4 ,900,000 -==-=.o.::.:... _____ !!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J ••••0 •••••••
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pr 0 v e d p I ans and Tlaolme '.~.rrow may be too Agt. yoewllr loandal 12',2r: :.1 ••. .................. .. N '• s a n D I e g 0 INCOME 3 9 un1·ts ....... w I Winter rental. fully rurn
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Bdrm 5 bath French Beautiful 4 Br 20... Ba I ESTATE and Thrirty Drug bloc"s lo beach in Will trade equity into a JO. rom
C d o 1 n NN .. ~onarty within the sun Bay S650. Regency home with o n , Beauufulnew:B>Osq. n S33S,OOO Yr N In Newpon Lowerunil has lt"~or Hawau l""alion, 67S-4158 manyextras Newport Crest Call home on3acresofhorse come S2 Million lst TD den or Jrd bdrm """
TfflM A•ailabl4t Dolores. . P r o P e rt y w I l h al 9.25"? interest Make $234,900 Call for more Full price $2,300,000 1--------John M~haJI. rllr
631·1.2tl6
e a II P a~ter Homes '~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' 11 •81111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!~1 TSL P rope_!ties~..J.603 panoramic \•alley views off er. details. Agent 71416"·~13 WIHTll l.IHT ALS
for details and apPoinl I~ Owner will help with 96 ~.ei u 112 Br Uttle Isle S5SO
*•BOAT SLIP! ment 64&.san i==iiiiiiiiii;;;;~ ... --f1nan c1ng. Sl ,IS0.000 Agttlt.631-1579 ~ MAMYUMITS 4Br3ba2stry SOOO
HEW,OIT CllST Ca s a BI an ca R. E. !!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I No down. one set of 32, Bayfrt •Br 2"'1ba Sl200 I_, DOW... 661 3380 k Waterfront Homes Inc This 2700 sq n. condo is
ON THE WATER &·has
the best rinancing on the beach! Just reduced lo
$589,000 Call for super
details & your personal
1nspect1on Ir tlus could
be your chance to live at
Lido. Take advantage '
W(l(\dbrldgc
RcaltlJ
551 .:1000
lt20 Rarranca f'k•". In lnr,
TRADE OR SELL I need a home in Allan
ta. Ga. Will trade for 3
Br home or 4 Br home m
Npt Bch Pnced SJ36,500
& $24 0.000 Walk to
beach Cal l Pete
J oho.son rltr 631-1266
WEST OCEAMFltONT
Triplex . XJnt terms & prime location. f600.ooo
~gent, 675-6161.
HOMES
INVESTORS !!!
$30,000 under market!
2400 sq ft. 3RR, 2BA. Im·
m!CUlate! 11 631·S476
DOYER SHOIES
1441 Galaxy Drive. 4 Br .
Den, formal Dining
Room 2 f'ireplaces, 3
car garage + large Hob·
by Room . Pool sited lot.
beaut land scaped
Owner assist at rmanc
111g Estate value only S420,000. Open Sat /Sun
l·S. Robinson Realtor
548·5647.
-NEW-
HAIBOR RIDGE
Just listed 3 Br 2 ba.
RENAISSAN CE
v
7 o " -· ---=----Shopping Strip, xlnl close to brea even This beautiful 3 bdrm. SDBto Ano I 080 terms. H.B. '395.000. Pnn. only S40-:.i66 673-6900
2a,.i, baths condo with OPEN DAILY 1 fO 5 p M •••••••••• ............. Comm lot wthse HB Whela mirroredwetbar,lavish • • SUPER2story,4bdrm+ SJS7 ,900 Agt. 8111 n a.tboeP .... 3107
pool, pro tennis courts 2331 c11·ff Dr1've, Newnnrt Beach game rm home. Frplc. 831-1257 ...................... .
has everything. Walk to "t"' wet bar. lge backyrd "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Real Estate 3 br, 2 ~. ba. winter, beach HIGH AS Priced to sell Blocks 0Rdo111hil•s/Tow• -: S69S/mo. 305 Montero.
SUMABLELOAN from So est Plata Ask hot.Ms fwsale 1700 TRAILER PARK Loh for Sdt 2200 1·879·5991,213-335-4696_ Redhill~ReJlty
t i7:~ 7:{oo
SSOOODOWM wiil lease option this Npt
Bch condo. Buy for
$129,900 in six mos. 1st
time offered. Excell. op· pt 'y Call Rae Rodgers.
rltr. 63l·lai6
Beach House + Financina. owe $25.000at l2%. !Br
2a,; ba. 1 blk to beach.
New cpts. Fee land
Open hou.w 9/26/81 at S319 River. Npt Bch.
Bruce I Ast. 7~0297
NEW EXCLUSIVE VIEW HOME ing $162.500 Agent ....................... on Colorado River nr ••••••••• .............. 2 br. wmter, S5S01mo 114
673·8849 or8J3.26SO Parker Am 150 Spaces THE ,RIVAC y OF E. Ba Ibo a BI v d Panoramic cJose "P •iews of lay. oc.an Reduced to S128·500 with room , to expand HT•'"' U"l ... I'!. 1·879·5991, 213-335-4~ and ~ IL-M S ' OtherRl'dbtat. • 2BR. 2BA Condo I yr $750,000 with $250,000 ~ .,.,i; T nv STEPSTOBAY 11..,., ..,.,a. pOCIOUI, Opet! and , ................ , ..... new . Highly upgraded. down owe balance at Can be yours on lh1s
pottftfialyfonnolho1MwittllcrgtlMn9 MobileHOMH Tile, Wall to wall lo<'l G 10,., h 2+acre homesue cov 3BR , 2BA . frplc ,
l'OOftl. fomlly room, fOf"MCll clfliftg room Fors• 1100 carpets Wall paper. cas0h. ~~ b;cka~r do:, ere d wi th mature yaf her/d7r P S79S·~f pills 3 b.drooms, Marba. bath Nsltr ....................... Landscaped, enclosed s'red 7141752 2213 or avocado trees with ac· r Y ren a oss1 e
suM and 2 l~e •lew dtdts. Heeds OCEANFRONT·New patio. Pool,Tenn1s,jac 7~41544.0367 b ~wner c~ss toa p~vatelake& 213·476-77:8,Mon&Tue.
Modular Type Homes. S91.ooo +assumable 1st. -=~-'-'--'-=-~ riding tra1b Sil!S,000 ..!.7.:..:14,_,·6:.::75=-·=~=-----decoratlnl, bu has all th. basics. leased land. 3 pvt bchs. 135 i9~ Open Fri.Sal & 2 D.ta. 4 ,_.Ht Down as low as 10'1 In . BEACH FRONT
$795,000 ff. 24 hr secu.nty, fishing Sun Or by appt 32031 By Covington. Choire terest asJow as9'1 . Winter rental. Lovely
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC pier from S3UOO. 10'7r Via Tonada. San Juan locations. Assumbable AGENT 723-~ res area. 4BR. 2BA.
REAL ESTATE down. 499-:BIS Capo. orr Alipaz, comer loans. Flexible down & ocuu VIEW frplc, washer/dryer. All ~1-. Rt"'"''""~"' M°""'9"""'"' Trailer at pvt bea ch. of Del Obispo. Agt. terms $288000 Prin on LM Amenities Sll90 mo
243" v.. Cms111 .. -. jl~ Mo11ne A•t Treasure Is I and . Pac if 1 c C 0 m Pan Y I lease. A0
• ~·1366. Laguna Beach. Coast 213·'76·77:B. Mon & Tue,
Newpoit Beb<h S..Jbobl\ldnd Laguna Bch, S8500. 498·5640,498-5a.lO. Costa Mesa 4 Plex.allun· permitfor4bdrmhome ...:1..o.:14.!..:·6~7.=.S·.:~=. ___ _
'31·1400 67Ut00 499·3816 1t.sare3BR2Ba.nrSo. St70,000 11.Sl·SOSO C~clltMcr ll22 --------l'~J..•s/ Coast Plaza ALLAN HELLER, Bkr ..................... .. Ob S. 1100 DOVE PROPERTIES "ON nfE BAY" MARINA PAIK •••n••••••••••••• .. ••• k f L S50I IJOWN Lu•ur1'ous 1 level I Br Sl30,000 12 Units Costa Mesa . As or awrence 1v."Ba.gounnetkitchen.
Lovely nearly new S6ooM, SUSM dn JO~. 752·5l!L__ Lake front lots with fabulous view. comp mobilehomeinaconve Net SSOOO per yea:-EASTSIDE COSTA 9 ...,~ l2 yr r ully rurn. Avail short term n1ent Newport 631 -2150, 20•3·20 49 MESARENTAL.4·plex. amortized. SlSOO Mo.759-1002. waterfront community Wallace. Xlnt area. Owner will $7,000DOWM
14.7% IMrEIEST MODEL. Outstanding --------1 view with great financ &% DOWN
with bay vu. Fully finance with 1S%down 67'-7414 H•llMJhwtleecil 3140
furnished 2 bdnn 2ba MEW OH MAI.KET ••••••••••••• ...... ••••
All accessories to move Two 2bdrm duplex, RedhillARe~l+u 4 acres or land Newport On Sand lBR furn. rigb in mcluding dis· steps to beach & bay. V any Beach. OK for Condos, Ocean view. Set' gate. NO QUAUFYIHG
Versailfes 2Br, 2Ba pen·
thse, ocn view SlSS.000
Assume loans fl8:11 mo.
Ofc 730·2270, Hm
642·2682
ing. Priced for 1mmed.
sale at S495.000. Agent. PRICE Sf.ASHED
Dan Bibb. TO $415,000
675-2311 641 HO OUAlJFYIMG
U,-0 H• I 050 LCICJl9CI H• I 050
OWMR DESPBATE Ptestlgi0\L1 area·walk to
b(h from this f111e 3Br. 3
Ba, home w/formal din·
ing, 2 frplcs, cathedral
ceilings, skylite rm and
an oven I.zed lot Assume
13~3. owner will carry difference on straight
note at reasonable rate.
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t
g~
ISLAMD VIEW
Spectacular panoramic lake &
mountain views in this prestigious gated community of
Arbor Lake. Private beach & community boat house, dock . and spa. 2 BR s, formal dining room
& den . One of the better
waterfront locations. Owner wi ll
assist in financing. $279.900. Pal
Aden. (714) 855 ·4343.
•
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LAIVllA mu.9
AUola Otnoe JiVlt
28201 Paaeo de AJJola '108
~WI.la, CA eaeo3
(714)~
O~H.M
Sat/S..1·5
1245 ... &a.,NI
A 1t. 64.5-9850
l block to sand on 42nd
Street. Cute 2 bdrm
house with 2 car garace
Oil a duplex lot . 2SSO &Cl·
ft. SlfS,000. 673-8776
Ru11.
CA.NALFRONT
2 paUoa to enjoy the out-
doors+ movein•nd live
cond., in this 2 1ty 4 BR, 2 fplr '11 ltf'PI to pool,
beach • temil. Owner
wlU take ulaUna lit or
2nd TO for equity. IM5,000.
RlchardSowen, Rhr Gwea~ n4.f!!Hf1~M78
LOCATIOM-LOCATIOH-LOCATIOH
Prov en the mo st prime
consideration in purchasing a
property · · --
. . . Peninsula Bayfront -New
Homes 55' Slips -$1,500,000 Fee
... Linda Isle Bayfront -
Dramatic home w /Slip -~.000
Leasehold
. . . Balboa Isle -Sensational
New Victorian with Slip -
M5,000.00 Fee
· ... Baycrest -Glamorous rvan
Wells custom $425,000.00 Fee
. . . . Seawind -Harbor View -
Sophisticated VIEW home -
~.000.00 Leasehold
. . . Ha rbor View -Stylish
fa mily home w /exceptional
landscaping -$299,000.00 Fee
. . . Beach Home -Newport
Shores Large . home so close to
Ocean w /mi nimum upkeep
$179,000.00 Private Leasehold
hes. New on the market Best peninsula tocatlon. 552 -7500 Office or Medical Bldg pool S72S. Renee
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130 .oth St. Good l.st T.D. --------~64~1~.o7~83~-----l·""'9118-=o..=JO~l'""'4'"'' 9'4-""-'-'1=611B='-. __
WA=NT tc,~~7~:..soo. Agt. DUPLEX/E'SIDE . Mobllt H0119t Lr...-. hect. 3 I 41
REAL ESTATE 2 separate houses. both 2 ,.. 2300 ................ ~ .. ••••• 631·1400 ht~ bdr m s +2 dbl car ....................... Whitewater vu Emerald
"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Rare opportwl.ity to buy garages. S2oK-S25K will railer at RV park. Yi blk Bay . 2 Br 2 Ba +Loi\· = an apt. house on Irvine band le. Priced at to Hunt. Bch. SS,800. lenn11-pvt beach pools. IUCH/Affwd ... la Co. land! 6 spacious $159 ,750. Owner will t213)944·S8S3. __ S1350mo. 494-1177.
$48,SOO with low low townhouses. 2 & 3 bdrm car:>' 2nd. Wants fast tta .... Dn«t, Mtw,.,t.... l 16'
down 2 yr, 2 Br, 2ba, noor plans, 13)0' to 2300'. acuon. lttorl 2400 ••••••• ............... .
famrm.Min.agelByrs, k 8,000 gross Income. C /21 Gold Coeat ....................... BAY CREST S bdr m sml pets OK . Across Asking $725,000. OWC ltltrt. home w/pool large yard
from bch. Mary Jank terms • possible trade l1•Dd1lldHoc._. S2ooo. LIDO ISLE
Rllr. 631-l<lM for duplex or ? Bkr ~vt. Courtyard, pool. charm ins ' bdrm, 2
9S3-J.220 ' '-'U •1L Jacuzzi. Tenns. k40.000 bath, newl)' redecorated MOM ;.... .. 1 2000 T A Owner/Agent 67$-8700 & $1800 mo. Yu rly. Bill •EXCITING•....................... PLACE 67s.7~COSTA Grundx,m-61Sl.
W.S. PIOPBTIIS"' Golf course frontage. BAY VIEWCON00.2Br
W I t b o r w 1th out Spaclo111 1 80 2 ba on 2ba, nicely f\lmishtd
I G 91 llMnt' THMS.TBMS the Ub lee. •ooo. low Sec. bids. SlD>/mo yrly. ~':-!~rt~~~ t.a~'::~ l t• ~ 1 2 arut Co1ta M1u1a down. Owner /Agent
Hills nice.tSstar part ... nnn fourplexes. Buri w °"ft S'7S.a700ore7ZZ5 VILLA BALBOA. l Br +
.,. .. ., Pn ~!~1 ~nro S:t ~~ ~t'. PALM SPllNfH den, 1 v, bl. Prof. de·
Beautiful 20x.53 L~cer lit TD at u~~. Apf rox. 5000 SQ rt corated with woodsy
Home · 2Br,28a. Thu la Quall Pt.cePtopertles El a le, best a rea. vlew1. $l5GO!lnC).yrly.
the Bat Buy In town. 7 IJ. ltlO wa lltd , &attd, wttl COO· W alerfrcn Homes, Inc
HalW• Ida ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I aider tJicbanl'. ll00.000 ~!!!!!!!!6!!!J I!!·!! 1400!!!!!!!!!!1 12•80 wldi 9d0 ex :!! .... 1'""·3U-O=-c::lll=-----r: ~ uu. 2Br, 28a. 11%. 4 ft.El ~c;-ty lTOI OCEANFRONT.
mutttbctrm. NI ct b I & 2 8 r In ,,..., 2100 Oelvu s Br. 2\.\ Ba. CWSIC Riverside. No vacancy .......... "•••• ........ W1 ... lie. Avail. MOIUHOMI ln(Olfte m.a. lJt 7, trJChumtr •. ~ tUr f.IMI. m.tm. WIS ...... writHtt .-.ooo. Ln ~r 31r,.,.,. •,.1..wSUt:a;iim:r.~-..-.._.. 270lllut.-,Stea.A 714/7 .... ntZ .... UM now. '1.,.,000, ., .... , "'aw. l..oftly hrf,. I.NI ....... l .. tJ1 PP. 111·72'1t dJI, t,1j;. llH,Ht, lllr .... ,. ......
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L1t11att.o.lJ •HOlnled br, 2~ bl, front • rear -Yt1tly or Wlnitt fuJtY Adult. MJ:P Br. \\'.ell decor.led rrf~aN~l[{ly S.vlnl! l'*'ObecltomiMOtonund pvtyard,lpilrpoo( Nr w·~. HOUSE .l!U9&1 Lu11111Condo%81 ZB1. furn llU"...tA .. -. Olymp1cli.llpool,US)lt . . Hft.UC-..&TIS dee Falt\lloua ouu CdM F'wy .\nil Oct l~ "'"'5»'· mi--. frpk. den • wet b1r front I Br "'~81ocean l lrTei duu td tenniuourt J1cuu.i, MANAGERS -..-
view lhl4 11rvlu _ Eoclad 1ar1ie. Fan· 'lllJYL~ Pl 2· Newly deoor. a•• pd . park IJlle iUd.iuplnJ. (16§171 ELIXJtf
'2000 pet mootb. Six Very pvt 3Br, 28•, frplc , Me~rt IHc ll -..... t1JtJc aurfview Stepe lo OCEANFRON'Ulr , Br t~cl1 11r . , dawhr Moat be.wutifu.t bld1 111 3 a•oows 1-------• moeUaa lt1H UM)l)O patio. S.mo Ann or E/Coste MtM ~ach. M U'f-'4 . Avail WIDW WetklY I u ta II B 2 IA1"S
Rta MS 1111 '79-lMZ panilh·style Jbr home, Month! f7HS'13 Sp1c1ou1 2 Br. 1 Ba. S67SMOMTH
r utuUc Townbouae, Slurp ZBr house on lower HAVI: woodburnlna nre9l1ce Ii r. · L1ut1dry fie.. I 1395 2 br. t1SO + bWl dep 129 ~th Sl lower unit occ1n view, (rplc, ever £Ht.Ide. Carige No C 11 Fr.. md clew lot llt .... $7000 11e f1mdy klld~n ! A Wt ...... _,..• Crpts, drp1 Bit IOI, nr xlnt rond 'Avin now' Ulloa r\IJ'OJ1btd. 1195 do&• WO mo Avail Oct 121 S-C.'81 SS 1lulal ~· ~ "' .. ~'-.. ffiE SEVILLE 2 Br. lYI 1hope All adult. no pell CZ13}9e6 t1u. · o. 71C»l11 4 Call Wayne •it tlJ,. --i.. V 1 Al10. don l miss thLS OCIAIROMf Ba. Adulta. new crpts, ~ __ -----
w_.__ Me· a ' "'c..,.....o ocotoa. 2bdrm bUDi•low w/ma 2bdnn,lbathk15 drapes, patio, gar .. I br condo, t4:MJS, pool. Pen.lnsul1 duplex 2 Br 2 _,.......... .,. 1or appliances ' '4001 3bdrm 2blthll25 water pd Call I $, r lubhou1t. washer, 81 frplc, year luu
2 • 3 bdrm, 2 balha. • 2 Br 1 Bl Condo. Meu All or Part to Apply luwttrds reut 141124 63& 4120 dryer refng. tst last & lat. " last 87$·4912
fireplace • ••nae. Verde Child OK New l213) 926·2874 Private Party Rt' Umee831~F 2U9 .. ~ .. Santa Ana de~ 11i1&33 Uroker. ~ t1$0. §'76-tlll de~o~~ 833-89'1L •Nr beach Ni; T BR 2 _ 75. Sp1e1ous 1 Br. Apt Avail WESTCLU't' 2 Br 1 i.,
Oldest' 11t1t1t •ltnCY
1n So Calif. aince um
CredlU. ABC.NBC.CBS. Coamo, Phil Donahue
•"1olf• to au MW cllflUI who
need• pll« ....... U ... I Nd NS1CEC2 arPI Condopoea1r Ba. ocean vu Fplc No LUXURY DUPLEX oo 9-15 Pool, laundry Ra Townhouse.,.~dMull.S
..... •••••••••••••••••• o .-au . oo • ~t.s. •M-87Z7 2 Br. 21o) Ba. dble gar. f•c., frplc. garbage only, no pets. _,... o & ... NI 3202 J1cum +.Gu paid.~ "'-1244 Waterfront Excepuon11l T-o.L.. 3290 16SO sq fl. with every di1p . aara.ge & p11rkin1 1728 Bedford Lane Newport Btach,&41-1899 o•u••••••o•••••••••• ~lll26. • ..................... ly lov-1y •· 1t128R, 2BA, -nm St l ,,.__ t •-llra, huae rur yard sp:ace Adult.I onl", ~ts ~ _ Serving alltheS Coul Wood .... "" • •• •••. ••••••••••••••••• el>' o ~-.:In, enn.... ~ SZ2S Pount.ai.D Val 184118 E/1lde 3br Z~1ba Crpl, yd, * bndae ~talei • (rplc, p1UQ, 111 ictras 3 BR. fenC(!d, pool, lge JOI, bilte. 2 BR, 2 8A, wtlh RV llik Adulta considered. $42$ o Qu1et :Z br, I bla, reudy for Garden Grove, ~3'82
S27&S1n Clem lbr H981 en cl s d 2 c 1t gar Dix 2br, 2ba, conv den, Uhl pd l800 mo. Adu lb. pllllo, dbl ear , quiet Wntr . 673.3596 _ fl.IM. 673-Cl.136, MZ-9666. 842·88071 ~PM U> 9PM. occ. Stepg from beach tm HB bungalow U312 Amenities inc:l jacuul. frplc Prof landsca~. No~$-n b r h d , s150 Ag t 2 bdrm, 2 be, hreplare, 1 VILLA COIDOIA Tues tnru Thurs ~·r1 $650, 1st, lut & sec OpeoSaL too' 10.$ S395 CM 2t>r home 16454 ttinnls, pool Avull 10 IS fenced yd, oov'd patto. 2 646 080 ca r "ar, on <>ffan W ..... lt. Spa"·lo E ... de A"'Q Moo. SAM 9PM Reis. 6'2-6217 139$ HB hid&awa.y ll9646 M90 lst last & dep car gar. Earthtone de· MEWPOIT • "~ ~ us · .~ ... -. ,.11 ...... 5 W K ~ "25 2br Cap Sch 114981 6'6·6&91 cor fmmac en<' home llG CN4YOH WHtMlhr lztl Jn MQ!!..t!ID'· 978-9172 Encl gar. patio, ~hw•hr M"' na\ AL 1 Br condo, 50 mo. j!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t
SlS$O new bchhse #SS6l ---Comm. pool, j~<:i_ tennis. custom home. Terrific ••••••••••••••••••••••• Versailles tBr. fum/un & stove Most uui free 2 & 3 Br Townhouse Versa ii I es · Ca 11 Sbar101 "'Better' Uving Rentimes631~ Fee ~=~:e sri:re: ~~n~u :~~ l ake ~mo~ S2QQ -golf CO\ll"S(' Vl('W on tht' Av11I now 2 Br I Ba. furn SSJs/~10 mo yr Nl Bo peR'!' dAoputsblePacllOlar' ri•atnrgal~e's. 213/&»2323 Richard_ COAST
151 tee Ov r 0000 sq rt Water & trash p•1d, round 21S.792·346e t:ve. Df w $410 .. 2 Br 2421 E. 16th St HOUSIMATES
--------• garage, tenn11 court. LOCJllMI leocll 32 $ · t> g11rige. Adull!I, no pets. J!.42-49.li_ __ 2 BDRM $475 near Hunt larbour Adults, no pet!I. $400 Convenient roommaltt lalboaP.... spa, pool,l'Ompletelyrt-· ...................... 3,900 mo Marilyn $450 t $400 deposit 2323EklenAve CM C1J1ldrenQK.840-680'7_ 645-018 ----•~ modeled SllSO&to. Ref'& OCEANFRONT Mobile Kershner, Agt, 642-823S A t f 54>2000 1 BR Versailles, pool, 6'2-760S --HUNTINGTON RAY Near Hoao Hosp.2storu, pel"IOOalpro(lleservict ~. 3. 4 & Ottilen req u I rt'd No pel s Homes SlOOO mo Dbl Macnab lrvlllt' ~a!ll' 38~~ho~.~·kids OK, lg !!~~~':;~~1~ 2 Br. 1 Ba Pool, garage. OONOO very nic~ 3 Br 2 8~. ()aY 494·1ZH
.3.4.._ 5"·8071,~_L_ w1de499·lHG__ EBlufcoodo4br2\4ba, duu, Nopeu.S485Mo l~A 2 Br 11;t Ba. Patio, frplc,d/w,la1.111drynn. .IGfiY E ••• y~ HOMEFORRENT 83SAmlg08Wy118$'lOOO y _,.,mo, PACIFICSUNSEi 8'" """"'"8 91 rt he ld -.M Adlts ~ Fw'IL & Uiifwa. 3 Bdrm. ~Cl\ Fen~--' CO.OP 213•541.'46(), 5tHSl3 631-2246 VIEW a..er '"-''V'°" twn . carpo , was r ryer gar1ge _, . o u . Coo ad rv•1 . ,,,~ '""' Spectacular Ocean C ..t. L..J 15 t U> d I 2 Mon-Frt IJ\cl. Water &lrash p1ud. n~s.MS-0230. __ L n r~ es t a Y For_.. a.to C• yard & garage Kids & View 2 Br 2 ha co-0p lll HtwDOrl C,..st OtMoOaaul I bd 8 eps san . ,bg I Br. stove & refrige, uULs Comm, pool. Adults. ':10 Veraatlles 2BR, 2BA, 4 Ma e I em,le OO.lD
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ocean view. SlSOOtmo tn· 2 br, 1 ba house. dble gar, dition, dock for 40' boat 2 Br 1 Ba for lease Furn ...9· · -----673-8803 EWPORT poo "' spa.. l90+s r smkine mature male eludes all appliances I g e re n c e d Ya rd St900 or unrum No pets Steps Comp a re before you 2 Br I Ba, gar. yrly. nr New l br condo m1cr; H u,tils. Looking for J's S3SO& $400 6'6-8S
7.,,.1891 .. _ h ..,"" M A rent Custom design beach adults no nots v 1• BEACH Company types, non· F h 2 b ..,._.... H B ...,. Kids pets OK Avail to .,...ac . _,., o gent features Pool, BBQ. A .1 iotl.5 S73.S9ss,... · wa e, garage w opener. i.moke Donna /Gary tos t r.vuuom • Kingsite 1 Br old CdM now S5 75 t mo N r 4 Br 4 Ba. clean &sharp, Judy SSS.~--cov 'rd garage, sur-vai · ---waterfall, lakes & d 1 842 2581· w/same. TeMls, pool, Walk lo bch. gar w /opnr Bu 5 ha rd /Garf i e Id next to tennis & bea ch d h CoroltO del Ms )122 streams. pool & jacurn. An a u t community On --· -W ID. '275 + Va utlls & SSS0.675-40108kr 8J3.'1381days/eves Sl500mo. RemaxofNpt •LIDOISlE• rounde wit plus h ....................... washer/dryer book-up the Back Bay Spec E~ployed Gentlema.n dep.673-4743(4-6) -_!!ob or 0oV1eJ!e·l22.J EnJOY easy, carefree hv landscapmg Adult hv Walk to bch. Quiet 3 Br ~Mo. 54>3115. tacular Spa, 7 swim· Kitch pnv. CM area.
Costa Mno 3224 4BR, 28A S'700 mo. 19811 Ing in this charming & ing al its best No pets. 2ba, dplx, gar. s900. 2Br 1\'JBa Twnhse gar ming pools, 8 Ughted ten· 5411-7586 Fe .. ld Hll ... tl
• •••••••••••••••••••• •• Gloucster HB. Bushard cozy 3 bdrm dream 1 Br rum. S445 Child OK. no~· Drive pvt patio. r.....:ic. ad its, 00 ms courts. bike Lra1Ls. H-..L..L., ....,.~ 4100 Beach area. Excellently
COST• u.11r~ .a & Adams. 968-009_1 _ WESTCUFf h 0 m c c I 0 s e t 0 2 Br rum. 1520 b 1 n9 •·-tro ,.,. pu tt 1 n 8 green VRV --Furn. Pool. tennis, etc "'~"' H Luxuriou s f ou r clubhouse.O'Bnen.agt. 365 W.W1lson,642·1971 yony euv pe. peta 278 Avocado lSlS Bachelors. 1 and 2 ....................... S250toml.964-8029or ~;00~~g2 =~~a~e; H'a!.ti"'t' 3242 bedroom, three bath 673-1323. SUS CASIT AS Avail 1ot3. 9'72-9406 mo. 548·7510. bedrooms apartments. SULAJtl MOTB. ~6«-'-=-'-2583="------
paint, carpets, garbage ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Beamed ceilings Other34br'savail. Furn 1 br apt ..... •. LarcJt.attrocti•e 2 br, IVJ ba. adults, no and townhouses from Wkly rentals now avail. Prof. F. age2J.3ltoshare
I d h h 1n living room and fam1 ..,.., "' I bdrm with fireplace peta, S43S/mo, 1st & last '510.00 per month S11 2 & up. Color TV 3 Br. 2 Ba. duplex in 1~~~~~!.' $7~.~~~~~: WATllFIOMT ly room. Secluded pool IAYFIOMTLUSE up Encl.gar Adults, no DR. LR. porch. dis-&dep.MS-~--On Jambore(!At Phones in room . 2274 Hunt. Harbour. large. meyard.Spaceforboat Lrg4 Bdrm.nu carpet/ pet.s. 2110 Newport Bl h ab sto N I Tu ti R k 28R d SanJoaquinHUlsRoad Newpor t Bl vd CM ~~h~o:·7;te~·1f7~: th ... lst & last. Includes newly painted. rmmed or trailer S'l8SO month paint thl'U()ut. slip for S48-4968btwn8&5P M. I w 5d er. vde. sew Y Br ed,oc 0 ' en. l7t•)1t.t .. 1900 646.7445 lawn service, no pets $ ed an scape . 650. 2 A. 111 nn. ble gar, •....... ~-----deck. S312.50+YJ utils Apply by calling Sid 0 cc u P · 2500 1m0 yearly basis Agent 40.45' boat, imm OC· logmo IMch 3741 875·6611 __ _ Newly pain~ lmmac. Oceanfront for Winter Live at Newport Beach 642·9433aft6PM.
Wiggins at 646-9303, ~U6-996S,445-l963 _ 631·7300. cufancy $4()()() pr mo ....................... Sbareoew2br,2baapt Nrpool,paric,bus.S775 Rentals. Furnished & (P.C.H> $100 weekly F tosbareCM2brcondo
Mon .. fri. 8 a.m. to 5 Across from water 3 HEWPOITHGHTS Ca 1 LloYli675·6670 Furn lux studio, spa, TV, In old CdM, nr beach. lease. m22S2. unfum. Broker. 67S.4912 PI n e Knot Mote I P>OI. spa, garage pri/ba
p.m. Bdrm A\'111 1mmed Like new custom built DOVRSHOltES maid service, phones, (rplc, deck, gar, lndry. 2bdrm, lba, pricing. yrd, NO FEE! Apt. & Condo 6'5·0440 ~.54S.981.5
SPACIOUS $900 yrly 8t6·4457 & three bedrooms. two Yearly lease . 4 BR. OR. $1.25 wk. 499-2227 $380. 6«-6178 (Bill) n o pets I chi Id re n . rentals. Villa Rentals. VocatlM lttllhih 4250 M/F Share 3 bdrm 2 ba
8'6-4655 _ baths. formal dining FR , gardener, $1795/mo. •SIGHT & SOUND OF 408~ Acacia 3bdnn 2ba ~162. 67S.4912Broker ••••••••••••••••••••••• bse 00 beach in Nwprt. 1 Bdrm condo nr So I IM 3244 room Ealing area in Barbara Callihan , SEA, 1 BR/ frplc, gar. ocean view'. M er'spm Eutside 1 BR, ut1I pd, lBRPEN'IliOUSEAPT. 0CEANFRONT 2&t8r 325 evt'/wknd9&2.. 14 ;.a::~~!~· ~~~t•;: .':'.•••••••••••••••••••• kitchen. View. Sl500 per 642 ·8235, MACNAB· Winter mo.~·5184 u ll 673-7942. quiet location. No peu. VE RSAI LLES . Nr Ava.ii. Winter. W~kly / Female U> shr 4bd hse
k50/mo N e w C h a te a u x . month. yearly lease J.B.V INE REALTY. MewportlNda 376' Lg JBr. 2Ba, lower, 3 blks $325 mo. Call 540.1154 beach. $800,831-0300 Monthly. 673-7873. S200mo C•ll 546.0984.
Waterfrootffomes.lnr. Woodbridge, lbdrm + 631-7300,Realtor. HAllOIVIEW ....................... to bch. dshwshr. soft a$kforDave M. 2 Br 2 B• i.; blk to bch. New dlx wlf 2 br condo Weekday& 1ftrr 6:30
631-1.00 den . llS7·4286. IEST IH HIUS Sept-June. l500 mo. 2BR. wtr, patio SBsO mo. lse USTSIDI Yrly, gar, acllts. no pets Kona, Hl. avail. wntr/ ...:P....-.11:::=... ------
Mesa Verde 2 br 1 ~ ba University Park, 4 Br. 2"2 11'9 CANYON 4 bdrm + ram nn ex. lBA. patio, frplc, '1't bllt 613-8157 2 Br. t Ba. poolside apt., util. 67$-1708 aft 4 wkl seasn · 675-0604 Responsible nnmte tothr
carpets, dt1pa. stove, Ba. lease on greenbelt. Elevated 3,000 sq rt el'ut1vehomeonPebble tobch.Optnhouse9127. Lg3Brl28a.lower,3blks laundryrm .. clolt'U>1ll. Versailles, nice 1 br, CAN CUN. MEXICO 3bdB1lboaPai duplex
., '550 mo lit last & Sll2.5 Mo. No pet.s Avail Oeine home situated on Drive. Commanding bay lll05 W. 81lboa Blvd. to bcn._ dshwshr. soft No pets. Call for appt. ocean view. mirrored Oceanfront condo for $225 + uli I 646· 0978 ~epoalt Ad.ulti pr er. 10-17. Agt. 1173-4772. a hill overlooking 10th & ocean \'iews. Avail. 998-0768 wtr. patio. SBsO mo. lse TSL Mgmt M2-tll03. rlst, M · 8andy642-6149 rent. Nov 21toDec5, ac· eve/wknds. , 1 •
549-9740. Walnut Square 3 Br. 2ba tee. Close to Co1.111try now at $1700 mo. <yrs Winter rentll apt NB,\.; 67HlS7 -Deluxe 2 bdrm l b•th commod1les4.839·7339 Roomm1te ~~ '111
condo. Air. pool, gar Club In moat prestilious l.&e). Agt.,&40-5560. blk to beach. 3 B~. 2 Ba. Costa Mna 3124 D .. PoW 3126 prlv p1t.io, po(,t, Conv H1w1U Golfers P1radlse from OC Al l' port.
Lovely. 2 Br. 2 Ba . "50, Gatr $4N815 loc. Dramatic entry. ex-RE ...... ""L owlJ i If. HOO A y I 10 fl ....................... ~·w .... i•t,;••: .. eik·i Westclitr k>c. IS50 mo Condo. 2BR. 28A. $39.00 w1hr /dryr, M /F 24-34.
Euulde, cupets, UnJvenlty P1rk 2 Br. 2 tensive patioe, J1cunl. "' " " SSH~ MESA VERDE home at· rm. a.,.. e d•67~·34Uev6«·9842 per do. 499·1671. P15mo.MOO
dupea, h·upt, eoclsd Ba. study off atrium, 3bdqn , 2ba, 2 story One·ety2Bd._ilso2-sty2 Nicely rum 3 BR 2ba. mosphere.2&3dlxapt.s. wallt to beach. No pets. VILLA BALBOA CON· »1·'390 '
rr· S'100: No pets. 115' of book 1helvea Perf. cond ~/mo ::tJfsur~~~\~all3~~ tar Oce1n view, stepg N ts.Wr1034. &44-1'93 DO. 2 Br Zba. tee deck, Comp rum Sch Cott1ge. Lr& ZBR. Nfi Heilhts
11';:J: Wi lde It Co ri•tlo, lovely gardens: 73U. dwn · · U> w1ter. S7Z/mo incl HEWLYDECOlt 211.lllPtlKo full bay/ocean vu.AU-PvtqulelWkly.HB. ==Or~llnd.Call a bedroo~s.2suiry con~o 11istc.3'fp_544~getrte ~!~C::.:~·t!::~~~: J0tt0 Manh1U.rrtr 2W 1 t,f•1bi:1 T~; l Br. e•s pd, encl.car l:f;&iyd,kldsokk95. ~U 2~8 i0 ~~/y rly. SS.l156 M/F tow tee t;;;k, + huse petlo + C1m1ly Pau"o H-1-h .... ,.,,.r refs 11 t31-UIS 213/5M·Oll2l d/w11her, pool Adults 2 B .2 B ..a .. ..i-I 67 i swn: ev:.,• or SkU~achoonndo•~k\CBlrtya. C.M. l200/mo, utlls pd. room + ftrepl1ce Tto· """ '""' ucw ' 142.5073 r a ..... .-... sm Yu, · ' • · Ith lure persona zs,35 nil couru, ••Imming 1ar opnr,. adlt comm.. lnfNlt W /Dod ~ blk lo belch, winter · -1pacio11&, evall. 10/l, no ·~ ~ 8 a . S 125 n 1 f t I y . $41-tslt
pool. ll\llll Jacuni. all 1meruUt'S. No. pets. 4 br I~ bl, Sl.$00 f\IO· No rental, 2 81t. lit deck, PllV ACY I OUtn ee\J,fHLS Dellstitrul 2 bdrm CHRISTMAS S 150 ·
etc .. etc kuo Mo 552·4246 r."· submit on kids ff$0rno.8THZP U.ke new 1 '2 Ar. Apta. McL1inCondo Stt Le 1 R Y 1S36'--Prof. F .•trum. MtU .-. ~"". Un.iv . Pk, s-c. Jbr, 2ba IR Rltn. BIU or Ll""d•. BaJfroat Pier .a. SJl/:e 3 Sublet bac.b. a~ ideal loc. w/1ar or cullOf'l. Up or Mwt .... aa.a 1140 pool,apa tAW1is ~II • •......a....t.. .. ....._ ... -Her1tt1c, l1lere•Un1 .,__,. ,.... "' ' • ' over pool/Jae view lou down, balcony or patio, ....................... • · "°° --_,. ... _ iod. J$+ \o flDd • lllr, lQRM£M01\. twnhae. dr, ~·· pie . .._ Br3\'f Ba.NewKltc n. o( lr MO SlOO pool spa bbq 1•\lildry lit to beach. 2 Br a Ba ....................... Balboa laleJDaoa Pt
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2 11. c1D1111t pr, eltc condo, ~ 01 park. pnv1&.. JIGnUI \o mo, r•Ptt.:-. .st~~·· Tnde yow okl.llulf for aclllltai NO PETS. Meta catlD Ba. blt·ill ML utll ntt, club ltouee, ocean Illa.re 2 Br. 1 Ba. CdM.1=w="'1'""at·td~.--. ~,-lo-.--,.-, tu.-· ...... ,: •1mo. cau .....a ms. Call ••·m• er .!!. 'IfHlW o. DIW 1oodlt1 With • Plnu, 2150 H•rta, p4.._ ..... (Im.--. view. mo Noe ..... -llo. -. .. CJL ., ..... ~ ~·· M\7pm.IOH ,wuuf.__ et.if'!!dld,!GJl'll HHM1. ~.di..... MNJft f1M10. M19M,MM '
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qtrliu aalea lax ris Complt!A: R.emodehog floors{ showera~ba. H9Mlw.• Al-Aro.d~ Rd1.»l-4@,Ioct70H. '"'-IJ--· 'ffH:E 01-~IGNS i\\~3hrhome. $35
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Driveway& parkinf lot Com pl. int/ext. 2S_yrs. Sped a I to work in& HOME IMPROVEMENT Service-a lhoro~1hly landscapes Uc. 368294. Ext /int·Rea&·Ptom~ L1c. !29q78 __ f1Hl!M CompMe servm.> Joli WIN_DOW ~~~!NG repairs. 'sealcoa ing. CHAR RENOVATING arenu. S3J.90/wk. CM. REPA IR, PLUMBING clean house, ~0857 6*1597 Lt'd. Freeesl. 96+~ Repipes, gas lines. re-slump gnnd1ng 10 vr' , <.omm I Re:.ld l S~S Asphalt. S31·4199 64}3JQ carpentry. elec, llle WaotaREALLYCLEAN Mo•llMJ All p I. · l k50 models. new consl St exJ>J.ir ~ §iQ9:n! Fret<l'SI JimJ.Jl·l9l8
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• ler'I avg_ room $7.50. CO\JCh CERTlF'IEDflREARM c. ompl. home repair. nc OVEN&BROILER PADDEOWAGON International Painting •••••••••••••••••••••• SlO chr S5 Guar elim INSTRUCTORS leach b Movers High Quality Int. Exl u~u ... • rr C-...S... • · . · all h JO too small. 675-7312 CLEANED S20 Careful,,.._ .... ~... __ Free "'·t .. ~1631
For Classified Ad
ACTION
Call a ... _......,....... _.. '"-pelodor.Cr,>trepa1r. aspects of andgun •HOMEREPAIRS """"~ ""' ...._ Custom homes fr am· lS yrs exp. Do work defense. 817·3W'?. _ • IM PR and Cheap. 497 ~ p •. h Dally Pilot
AO.VISOR
642·5678
ing. remod .• French mnell. Refs,531·0101 H "' OVEMENTS• H~use~learung by Scan· aanung "' paper ani: d k liidl I Sh ave you read today 's .Reas, freeest. 645-0423 dmav1an woman. Exp .. SEL d . ing, Int/Ext, ~ yrs tn oors, s y 8~ts & pal o NoSleam/No ampoo Classified Ads' If nol, honest. reliable S3l-026§ .L t I~ items with a area. rolor matching rovers 42 · 4 0 8 8. Stain Speclallsl Fast you're missing the best WANT ACTION? · Datly Pilot Classified sper1alty. Refs. 497 3121,
842·52§9. J!.a F.rttm-~ bargainsintown'_ 1 ~lassifedAd.sOOS618 ClassifiedAds 00-5618 ! Ad. 661·1135 I~~~~~~~~.!""-==~
642-4321 EXT 332 ----·----·-_____ _...,
~~~!:».~ .. ~~.~~Gtc;r:... 4150 OfflceltRfal 4400 W..trW....., 4500 '-lltns MoMyWCllhd 5030 Mo~ Tnnt A.oeclMlfth 5100 Lost& Fo.d 53001Los~& Fo.d 5300
female 30 wishes toj••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opporhlllty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deeds 5035 ••••··~··•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
h ' 2 rar. downtown Hunt-AVOIDHIGHlBfT W.-.i.o..~t.as. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S'750.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc11u 1£TS l.c>:.t white female lllgton Bearb. New roof 17lh &T\mioSA Zoned C-2. swtable for BEAUTY SHOP equip-Need Restart Ca~ntal Pnme Prop Blutrs Pvt MM. S1am1•i.f' m1A 11o beige & ~o 960-3900 Onlyl!&-NICE! contractor. automotive ment and natures for D1v!>rred.~aveher1t all. res Condo wants serond AUNl£RS FOUND ADS brn l'ilrb. 11111 & back.
Small dble gar .. E Costa . JOO to llOOsq fl ?r warehouse. 91.28 sq ft s a I e . I n r I u des . I will pay interest or '7t 'rD, $30,000 I yr Xlnl ~n . hlue c)el> Answeri. lo
Mesa• storage only. Mike Su1>1>1~953-4040 is ~vall~ble. ~sq n of HY d r au Ii c r ha• r s. or ? Call & talk. Ed. rates. Pnn only Mr Nelhe~ Idiocy AR[ fR£[ 'Lu''.> .. 4S4 1]74
S7S /mo. 548 ·0076 Pr1·me SA l0Aat1on which is offtre spare. hairstyling stations. 752-3800. Ext 3936 8 Lo Fosler7S2·8871 Banana Lawful f d "Lk f ·I L·b · " S2282prmoor2S<prsq · h d 3·30 Monf'ri ------Gloomy Prefix nun u emal' a 846-7414 between Newpor1 & San· fl Older building local· m I rrors, air rye rs, .· Second & Tiurd TD r s HANDWRITING Cal'-Bui boa r cnu1sula
Office Rltlhlt 4400 ta Ana F'rwys Pleasant ed m Cost Me · c 11 shampoo bowls and ~ Trwt Tom My folks wanted me 10 C 61~·1864 ~i-ndo~ offices With re· f d iJs a sa. a lounges. display cases. o-:.-'~ 5035 ... ~1100 be d d 1·11 642-5678 Lust B1chon .. hl F. ••••• •••••••••••• •••••• .. .. or eta . all supplies and more .wv> _ -""" __ co me a octor an . ~ t617Westclitr. NB Want ceplion & telephone · ••••••••••••••••••••••• never forget my dads Woodbr id g e, Irv
financial inst 1000s.r answering services. Sl8S Call 631·9754 or. after 6• Sattler~ Co. A.Mowtc.....ts/ e,mtement when I first Reward MS-93!5
lst. lloor enl 541·5032 r mo. 973-~. rall fl98-681» All types of real estate flt~/ showed I had aptitude Lost Sun 9 20. \ilJm. l.osl Spr111ger Spaniel.
NEWPORT PRIMEIAYFIOMT COSTAMESA investmentssinre1949 Lod&Fo.d gelling an .. F .. in Himalayan cal. tan 11o Susie blk & wht . 4i12
PENINSULA 1400 sq n office spare Pre -srbools. well 5~91 •••••••••••••0 •••••••• HANDWRITING . brown lace,pawl>&la1l. yr!> old. \1c Lag Nig
available Ort lsl in established, excel lora· z..dfl)s AMowlc..,.,... 5100 & "Jiolly", very fragile ll1ghlands, $50 reward. ~i~=~i~~~ef~~ecft~ Newport high nse with lioo.Land&bldgincl 642·2171 54$-0611. ....................... ~~~! ... ~ ...... ~?.~~ Woodl akt-Condos . Sid496 S767,~·61S? __
Hall Allservicesavaila bank , restaurant & C /21 "9.,...tc.tr. WEPAYnfEMOST H 0 L L V DA V Found Small male mix Gr e I' n ft e Id & Lost old reddish bm M
ble,'oplional'.F'rom225 marina. Yearly lease IOOOsq ftwilh O/Hdoor 640.USZ 44M21Z Foryou_rTD's¬es. BOUTIQUE dog. Brwn w1btk , Mac Arthur .SJ\ ml)cdog.red collar.no
sq.fl. up at reasonable Sl.~S sq f! including Top lorallon $295/mo DESPERATE OWNER Al Dennl500 Assoc Is Coming Oct 23lh. 24th shorthatr Ocean view Cg ~: ~dv~~ng & R~'!t: ~~s tags. ans lo Rud~ vie
rentals No lease re· Jan1tonal Forappt rall ~1 must sell Continental ~73_11__ _ Watrhfor:..!J!1.'--.h! hsrhool.1148-00l8 _ Beat·h ~t!v.m an quired, rall67J.3002 Mr Seling~ Rewtah W..ted 4600 Restaurant. Fanlaslic \.?l:l.1~21-3791 847·241i
THE RIGHT F <;OhSedT~MESA._,. ....................... ~~t,goo_ great terms ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• Rr~~~A~~;:~\;,.~~e~
SPACE ut'ti~rld. c:iJ~9i6j· Bkr. O!I • blk spoil. \"H' II arbor
THERIGHT CC>IPOIATE I WORK ! You get paid! : 8-DAY WEEK SPECIAL ·: bt wn Gisler & Baker. PRICE I 7TH STIHT PRESID&n Need working capital CM 545 68IMl GUARAMTHD! COSTAMISA now !35%returnonyour to~I sha~g } hro11on
300to6000Sq. Fl. Prime 4500rr· sq &n of tnidlVldual Desires to rent quality i.645-7088evs. • 8 Daya • 3 Lines • 8 Oollart • loc·kapou M ans to
Waterfront offires in ° ices, recepton.con furnished home ~l uff \ll" Rc a r h rerence rm. reasonably Gour l l kel I • 11· I o W Oh d 1\tlanta H B Nb ewtporll Harbor, wbilth prired caU. Seasonal, yrly or option s ~ ~· mar . s easy to p a c e your u-Oay eek Class1f1ed by ma"' a nd It • I Rt'llo a rd ~-'258
oa s 1ps ava1 a e Realonomics 675-6100 10 purchase. No 121~'on the. bal.oooa~wwn~ e costs 1ust $8 -thats only a do llar a d ay' To Qu alify for this e Plus a longlistofspedal children. no pets. W1JI '° """ " Found Terrier mix. amenities. Terrlflr leas-De~l'tala furnish fma.n~al ref's. also have a beauty • special offer. you must be a non-commerc ial user o ffering • rcrnale lllark & gray
ln l il bl SOO rl r d p r L d N B salon. SJS,000 & a Oor1st. h d f Shevherd rem:ilt•. black g ermsnowava a e sq .. pro . ecor. re er I 0 or . •·uooo • mere an 1se or sale up to S800 per a d a nd the price mus t • • Call Today! ocean view. J rooms. area Contact Secretary, """· •~ ldn Shepherd mix. (7141675-8662 patio.bu11Uns. Pam. <(,:mmw d~I ;f(m • be in your ad The cost stays the s ame wh eth er your ad e mal1•. 1r1 rnlored , _ _.SJ A. -............ , VERY SHARP! 17W97S·US2. wkdays, CA needs eight days s elling time or 1ust o ne H1d~ehack mix blac·k &
u::flOITpl C•:::· $700 /mo Call· 644-2260 9-Spm. ..Jl>;jm-•"T>~Ju,iU°eJ • • "hilt! male T1•rr1 poo. "s" El"'lllil'L ~ -7' tJn & 11oh111· male
Pres1101oua.full servire M.l.OFACES fij.J-819~ e Use one word 1n each box About 4 words m ake one e ..,.,mo\(•tl whi t e
e 2 · oCfi ·1 111111 I t• m a I l' 8 an d e d EXEC otrires. lnclds p_remium ices avat · 3141 £. Co111 Hwy., CdM e classified line of type M1 n1 mum ad is 3 line s P lease print • rcpt. ser. xeroll, under Pnme loc .. new carpel, I' 1 ii g "' • n ~ c 11o Po r l ground pk'g, telex & an wood floors. slty lights, • plainly • lleat'h \rumal Sheller,
lique det"Or conf nn. open beam ceilings, a.Ir li-14 3656 6«·7189. 944 & 892 sq. rt. al SI 25 BE AUTY SALON in • r-----• f ound llU,<,k)-Sh1·vherd. -persq.fl CallMarkKiki of. Irvine. super desirable -------------------------, hlJc-~ & Ian male EXECUTIVE at 673-6606. lor. Finest eqwp. & de • I I • '\t•\I port Beach .\nimal
SUITES AllPOIT aguna. cor. Best oppty lD new, • I I • Shelti•r 644 3656 IN growing area of f"Ol:~D ~m Parrot hke
Ha1"' ... GE ~VE !_i,!r.,tJ!:ood. 968 -7947. • I I • UUIA _,.E .....,.....,, bird. \'PTV lame. vie
flLAIA. Several offices avail. in (]. h • 1
1
I • Thunn & Newport Blvd
New luxury office space full service exec. su.ile eaC ~ ... ....,. ... ISE • 631 2US4 lo Irvine's bus iest 1 0 ~ • 1.0~T Young male dog, center! Easy f'rwy ar· oc. Dr .C. Ai pport Kentucky F ried I blk Ia n. med s ue
ress Avail. oow' Call 752.W· Cb.irllen. Bearh location. • I • Shcpherd \'H~ Virtona &
for details. '-lltns......, 4450 **HOSPl'TAl** Nets S'IS,000 YR. S00.000 • I Monrm1a. CM 548 7829.
55I·1231 610.4230 ....................... •*EMPLOYEE•* dn. cau 752·0343 • I • 1;.i2 5900
•DELUXEOfffCES• For store & orfice spare 4 yr Laguna resident. FURMTURE • Lost P lin>y Black Cat
1,2 & 3 room. No lease re-al reasonable rates. Needs 2BR house 1n Retail loc OC. Net profH • • Hlack Tall. Paws Red quired Adj Atrporter 500 to 4000 Sa Ft. Laguna by Ort 7th. Up to SS O 0. O 0 0 Yr. 0 Id Colla r \'1l' Bushard H B
Hotel. 833-3?23. 9-l2. MESA ~~~E bR S600. established, owner rettr • • !l63 8110 .-~ RlSPOMSllLE iog. Call 752.0043 Lost <.; las!!t'S. Bro.;n&
250 UP Hunt Bc_h 1525 Mesa Verde E, C.M Excellent references. Restaurant . Continental • • R 1 e i,: ~ Check e r ed
Carpel, drapes. air S1Hl23 Cul.sloe. Greal lse. Mu.st • • maten.il rase " chp
11301 Bearh. 842·2834. • * 497-4119 • • seU. asking Sll0,000. Bkr ·\1rport area 546 0168 BOAT SLIP ~~";~8\~M II.II 848--0709 • Publish my ad for 8 days starti ng e Found collie mix. i:Oid,
aulloble wlMtl yot1 2 f'""'.)1.1· Civic CeJ?ter BALBOA 1r11uo • Class1"f1'cat1"on • \I hlte Vic Newport leOM ow .... 2400 Shopping Center. pnme ~ = Oh·d & Bt'ar §4.S·:.177 to 6000 ~ft. offices. IQ(. ~9-8889or615·1l60. Pri.e '"""""' Name 1 9 Found 2 Blk 'Wh1tr dogs
Cal SM or 1_. Reta1I S~·Beslbeac~ I want to rent 1 room, Comm'l/Units • Irvi ne Area Mal e
671: •661. localion tn Newport w/unfw/pvtentry.&ba. S498,000, atlrarlive I.a Female Mother & Son --~---$750 Mo. ll6 23rd. St Dwnstrs for mature financlng. ,. Address e 754 J;.ao
wshr/dryr, frpk. etc . I TTH S11HT 67S.4185, 673-1491 working lady. NB, CM . Stephen Compass • Found n M Colhe or
etr. 2Br, 28a, k50 mo. COSTAMISA HT AIL SPACE or F v . 648 . 2s J 3 exr/agt. • City Zip Ph one • Shellie mix. v1c Nwpt
Includes b.wkeeper onre 2 or 3 room offire suites Choire location on W dn/wltnds. Com'8~~=~ Div Blvd MS-OJ!J_
awlt.673-WlJoeepb. AIC. plentyofprkg. Ut1I Coast Hwy in Newport 614-7500 la Check or M.O. enclosed 0 • FOl'ND Male Samoyed.
Looking for yng, pleasant Incl. Avail. now. Call Beach. U OO to 3,000 sq . ....._1/a.....f/ 19 • Io n g w ht hair. v ic
woman to ahr 2br. 2ba Realonomics 67S.6700 ft. avail. (114)~7100. A.met HOTDC>fiS •• Charge my ad to: • Arla ms & Magnolia.
duplex. See unfu~n Costa Mesa 250 I\ ColfoMna ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE STANDING . H 8 960 0162 ~Sl7~dM. for details. suite. lmlino. U~ in: Share for less. Approx ._...1 • Good loralion. Lots of 0 ~ # E • FOUND P11 Bull Brindle cld. 719 W. 19th. Sl 800' avail all or pan 0 '-'t SOOS potentlal llO,OOOTenns. • ~I xp. • male Shepherd mix
Prof M/F ~ 2BR. 20· lo 771-3350. Busy ShoolJin& Center ..... rf'.' •• :::J ......... 645-4203 &4s.1103 • g o I d f e m a I e
aand. Cjo, dw, lndry, BAYFRONTOFFlCE Retail 1ate5 otflres or ? s w i m m i n 1 p 0 0 I .. ,.,...., 0 • # • Ch1hauh1ua m1x-blk &
. ; ·. 51>Q.(~e\, janitorial, park· Call Arter lOAM or After Chemkal SerVice Busi· Oppostwltt 5015 • Exp • tan male Blue Pomt 31~ • ·a~· 2br. 2ba. Ina, etc. 78G-9'40. 2PM. ff2..9400 ness. Laguna Niguel ....................... L Siamese female rat
Ne ~Condo. UICunYlsurTES Ground Floor. 600 sq.ft. area. Noexp nttesnr)' IMYISnetT = ---------------------• Newport Bearh Animal patio'u~ipk: phone. 1299 Newport Beach area. toilet. carpeted, close in will tram. '50,Wfii ruil c~ r········· WE'LL PAY THE POSTAGE -::.:.::::.:.::::i She!Jer &44·3§§§ --1nc1u .M&-1332. 71.,,.,.1 1 1736 Agaheim CMl29$ amount req. oet We can help you dis· • flenoHh 5350
f!1ec. Hunt. Harbour •1°" · S40,000 +. Call Collect.. '• I I bonrt needs 2 room· Adlir~~-6 offires + .11 1:11Sq ~~~ Moo-Fri. 9·6 P M. ~~::;ti~21D~C:~ '• : 111111 NO POSTAGE : • ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• mates: M/F JI+. Call vi~ rm, 55< sq ft. an· · · pnow 40&-881·0W sullallons during Sep-I NECESSARY I • • • • • •• ••••••••• •' ,:, 847-'lsO. : ~!: malnt + uUU41·80'10. ava!l· HJ.Co traffic lor. Free to qualified tenant : l ember. Call for In· • I IF MAILED I PSYCHIC · ESP CleaDrt~/F toshr -. Alt,~l · ab tertntal store.nles. Cocmalioo aod 1ppl. l IN THE ! • READINGS
2Br •~apt.,Beaut lor Share 2 ~S\lite pre-video 1amu, e t c. Rick Kttltr 831·0213 I• !. ,, • by AMANDA Poot~. taWa. xtras: 1ti1ious lirportarea.375 HTAIL5'ACI Co mpletely set -up. Alt. .2 UNITED STATES _g: FREEQUE$10N
N•pt lkb. Im mo. SlOO sq. ft. For dtllils call 1280sq. ft. Harbor Blvd. Choice bur h Joe .~ .. ·~ IOZS • i BUSINESS REPLY LABEL Cit • ANSWERED BY ......... -151·'22t + 1tora1e.llOOmo. 67}4W .§1}140l, -• PHONE m . ..,....,... , RealoaOmica 67s.6700 ..... ................. > • CALL673-®SNOW ~ Datar~Poltll"' shr hat, YllW °' Let's go Into Widow h a money to loan •• s l'lllSlCLASS flEllMIT HO 113. COSTA MES•. CALIFOAHIA ~ ............... . IY~ now. u &.11-1257. MIWPOlf~ Ct• ndll IUS Te»rrN• r:.srE. &10,000 up. No • LEARN the lttMtndous , --• • OfQet wl&aa .... flew. ..... 4471 I hu ·e a Utile w y . a c l check. DO penahy. • -~ POSTAGE WU BE PAO BY AOOAESSEE 0 • possib11Jllts of your own Matu~ resoomlblt M/F, Appros, 1,000 tct.. ft. cm •••••••••••••••••••• .. • lot ol time. Ld'1 hear ~~~31?enlion Auoc. • ~ Or1nge Coast Dilly Piiot m • mind Explore that
over 30 to 1hr Mesa W • C o a 1 t JI ., 1 . ~"DIC 5._ )'Our ldeu. Classified Ad I •1 p• ' ; mystnlous world wllhln
Verde ~pt. Furn except "" •-Sitter HZ1. M2-G>O 24 2nd. T.D. en Owner/Qc. • .. II J 1101 i you. Free book. THE for your rm. 545-5107 A limited numbtr of hrs cup. uptoli0,000. A.tent •
0
: i~ •• MASTf:RY OF' LIFE tyn /wadl. MIWPOIT llACH 1pedaUsed otrlce 1ulles . 141• tnYtime, uplainJ bow YOU can
h8llll ~~~. •:;:~ce.;,ec· .. ?J;, ~reon~v:c'~~-~ What a Wondtrful World Mwf W.._. SOJO • I, lox 1 ~ 11 • maucr the evtryday ..,.... 4JIO Call" txfe. ome. from u cluslvt ofc. complex· or Sboppln~1 rt&bl al ••••••••••............. """' ~roblem1 of ltfe ' f\Dd
... ••••••••••••••• .. ••• SIOL\. Jnctds ttereta:rlal, es. QuJet, hudlomt ff'l· your fln1eru111 every· IMYISTC.S • •, 330 W • l1y St. I • tftneu. Write ~l'ibt SIM.~ phone w ., .....ct pro-J.in11tU )'OUI' co. put lta d a y I D 111 y P i Io t W AMl'9 • 1 S olC'icnariM Order,
on Balbi• Penloaula Ctaslna=Tda··. Qwrlp.RS best fool fonrard. Call: CW.11...S "*'To place Umtted offer. Tab ad· I Co1t1 "'•II, CA 1282& I • Jr ' Slit -., CA oat to ,.. ,.... u~ ft nt£ H: ARTE Qtaallned Sm1cea lAc. your ad, call M2·5118 •Dtalt "' &.u·fret 111• • 1 11 • :a11Uia.l -..,.-..,~~~
1 a JO~ ft) COMP r.s at}114)115·07'0 for and let a Clwl.Red Ad· aan.tearalla .. PLUS. W~lte .... ..._ fR.JIAf!l:R l H~M!l!ll'!lac· mflll[• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. '"-l•a.
s are w/professional
female small 2 Br house
on Newport lsland. S240 mo. 673-CXDI.
M IF non-smkr shr lu1
2br. 2ba a pl. Mesa
Verde. r.:l· tennis, etc.
$300 inc . ut.ils. 545-9973
Shr Beautiful 2BR condo
nr SC Plua. Nire! Non· s mkr. S28S . Owner.
SS6·1626 --Male 35-45 shr Sbr. 2ba
hse nr S Co Plaza /Frwy
Spa. SZ25+share utils. &
mos. lease. 1st, last +
HC.641-4913.
f' with 2 daughters 13 & 12
wants to share your
house or find same CdM MIF w/rhild~3842
M/F rmmte to shr H.B. Condo. pool, mu.st be
clean & resp. S250mo. 842·6519
Charming, 2 bdrm de
larhed "'btmgalow" apt.
M /F 40 plus. Minutes
from beach 1225
646·4680
Rmmate wanted ror up-stain 3Br. 2Ba bch frnt w_ix. In Balboa Penin. .8 . Yrly S367 mo
673-1132
Pr\V 2nd fl tiY rm br ba
~I sauna jac tennis
S compl furn near
Harbor & 405 CM
7s1-SS2S
F' she w/same. Nirely
furn JSR home CM
Convenient lor Sue
751.()508
Promontory pt penthse. poss. P/f' work for re
aured rent. 631-6000
M /f 20·3S to shr A·frame
condo.pool, ~·· C M , $225. 646-0142 ren
M/F to shr 4BR Duflex.
Oreaosldt of Ba boa
Blvd. 1225 mo + ut11.
67Hta5
M/F. Mid 20's shr 2BR
Brh hse. $312.50 mo. i,,
ulil. 642·S895
Npt prof M 25. Shr 2BR
a pl a r ross fr Sch
w/,M/F' Under ~. non·
smkr. lst & last 1262,50 s mo. 642·!114
F silt beautifully decoral·
ed hse or OCC. 979 2635.
1M·8870 Ask for Ja~
Flight attendent's
dream. female non·
smoker lo shr luxury
dean apt on the beach.
Balboa Penio. Compl
f ur o , aara1e .
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For \Olal •tnu nd1.1ct1on
• nlauUoll muaa1e
.lWi.l..1..tY:J~,~;s:.l.L
AttncUve l.Adla would love to par\)' w/you Call
L nn or Laurie anytime
·~~=· SI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.w ...... 7071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exper male practical
nurse. bulc borne ours ln1 care. Good cook. rea
01 diet. $.\\-0.lZA <714)
Male lofinn Attendant
Sober. ttllable. honest
Call H!Ul.29. Room 12,
Att.:s.:a.M
SALlSPllSOMS
1f there Is a way to sit acroas the desk from a corp. pres. or decision
maker twice daily to do
your presentation, I'm
sure you'U want to know more. $49-2589
OC Computer manager Student will tutor High
School Math, Geometry,
Alfebra. Daye. 642.§121
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IOOOEIPEI/
ACCOUNTANT
New port Bea c h Architectural firm seek·
1ng full time book·
keeper /accountant. Knowledgable in ac
counu payable, rece1va·
ble, monthly state menls, payroll cor ·
porate tax forms Good typing required call
between lO and 3
6ff·lS81
Orange Oout OAILV PILOT /Sunday, September 27, t981
",. .... :='" • MIW ACC ..
• PIOOF OPllATOl
•Ta.LEIS * VAULTTIUB * UTILITY
And would like to woi-k in one or our
Orange County offices we'd like to
meet you! You won't have to take
time off of work . Just call Carol
Thuyns 830 ·8800 and arrange a
Saturday interview. Come and talk
with our manager. operations officer
and personnel officer and explore a-
ca reer with Eldorado Bank. We offer
top pa y. benefits and working
conditions In fact. we 'll pay a
premium to come lo work for us . If we
hire you for a current opening. we'll
pay you a bonus equal lo one month's salary. m
ILDOUDO IA.Ml Personnel Dept SJ0.8800
AUTOMOTIVE
PAITS Banking
• COUMTllMAM
Dealership or foreign
auto parts experience preferred Call Glen for an a ppoint.menl.
TfilERS
ROY CARVER
ROW ROYCE
AMDIMW
EOE
Bookkuper part time
mornln11. Experience
praftrred but not
neceaaary. Apply In
peraon btwo 3 5 ~d.w'.co Real. US2 s F..
loeldll:r.s F/C N B real ta~ lavetl
ment Ii development firm. Mlllt have min 3
years experience
Prefer real atat.e relat
ed throuah financial
statementi Excellent
work in& conditions.
Start SUIOO/mo.
Call Sharon 714 7$2 94114 How11rd, lloward &
Ba1WntING.
Bookkeeper
SEJIOI
BOOllEEPER
D"'4pC......
Ponderoi111 Homes 1s seeking an experienced
Bookkeeper LO work in our beautiful, new de·
s ign ce nt e r
Respoiuibiblies wlll in· elude general ledger.
preparation of monthly rlnancials and cash now
1talemenu, sales com
mlsiuoos and bank re·
conciliations.
Experience of at least 3
years as a Bookkeeper with an educattonal
background in Account· 1ng and good com ·
municative skills are a
must.
Excellent opportunities are available with
Fidelity Federal a
growing savmgs leader We have full and part
ttme openings 1n our Laguna Beach office.
Accounting AUTO ROUTE and part lime openings
llW.-.CLEIK Need Part Time Person 1n Costa Mesa Ex
PONOEIOSA
Hll1ES
Irvine ad agency needs lo Deliver Daily Pilot Ut penence IS needed for gd. billing clerk. Must Newport Ueach. 7 days Cutt time positions. but
have bk pg. background, per week we will consider lra1111ng
20121.-....c...tet-
Dr.
be versatile. accurate, Hours: Monlhru f'ri for part tune Uyou have I
nex\ble&detailminded. Approx 3:~to5 ~PM cas h ha ndling ex · AnEqualOpportunily 10 key by touch & gd. Hours :Sat&Sun. perience. These posi· E 1 MF typing skills req 'd Will Approx SAM to7AM t1on s offer attractive mp OYer /
lnilftt. CA. 92715
train on NCR 395 Ex 1 Earnings approx k 25 salaries. paid career al>" CASHl ERS cell. benefits Call · Mrs 1 per mo. Call Bryan 1 parel and Cree parking, wanted for auto wash 1n
Brecke, 752-6171 Holland. 642-4321. Equal plus additional benefits Nwpt Bch & Irvine
Opportunity Employer for full ume employees areas.~--
ACCOUMTS UC Please apply at our CASHIO
,.,_ l"IYS...._ NewportBeachofficeon Cashier pos1t1on in
-A 111al MONDAY. Sepl 28, F h. 1 1 d R ·1 Hospital Corporate or Need special person to from 1.4pm. as ion s an eta1
rice Fanuliar with col· keep our ll yr old. MGM Store. Experience pre·
lection procedures, in· student busy and pro-FIDELITY ferred Must be availa· surance co & seU paid duct1vely occupied ble eves & weekends
accounts. Call Irene weekdays Mon·Thurs 4 FEDERAL 644·S<YIO
l . Q. PM to 8 PM our Turtle S = _tt,E,.,..O:u· E,.,._
CAPABLE PERSON TO Rock home. 752·0138 da aY CASHIER
HANDLE ACCOUNTS 83J.IZ76evA5kforFreta LOClft HOUSEWARESALES PAYABLE & cash re BABYSITTER t !515 WestcbH Dr full or P/llme Apply • ma ure. at Dover Crown Hardware. 1024 porting for luxury Oct S.13. To loolc after 3 E 10 "'-I Laguna Beach hotel. gi rls after schl from qua ppty c.wP oyer Jrv!JK..~estcUm NB
Benefits & congenial 1.45 PM -6 OO PM CAT ERING Service
working atmosphere s.46·5591 !•--------n e e d s rood p re p Bill. 49'J.1896 EOE BABYSITTER for 7 mo IANK workers S4 hr Full
Applications now being old boy. my home or MESSS«iER time, SA M l .30PM.
taken for furniture de· yours_.645-8023 Excellent salary and Lon's Kitchen. 3077
livery dnvers. Xlnt driv· -B<->A'-"B"-'Y""s"'1TT:=.:Ec:=-R. -r-eli-. a-b-le, be n er 1 ts New po rt Harbor Bl · SA 979·0747
ing record reqwred. Call attentive lady for 6 wk Center location Must for·~--
Mon-Fri. SAM to 9AM. old. 4-S eves wk. 973-1608 have safe driving re· CHECICEI CAI
64§·7579. _ Banking cord Phone for in· needs a few gd drivers
--------• terview ..4l13-g__ __ _ AssnlDI ra Tfilras Jackie Ek, VP Childcare needed. 3 da ys UllDLU Ul Operations/Personnel wk nex1ble. Salary neg
ELECTRO MECll AMERICAN 536·71~6697
Elec tronics co. 1n STATEBANK ~~\tun~s~~~l~~I~~ Imm~ r time opening!> 500 NewpOrt Center Dr CLASSIFIED
soldering & E1 M as Pre~u~usg~x~t'/rper! NBG40.SlOOEOEMIF ADVERTISING
sembly exper. Requires rerred. but will consider t'll rt'
gd. manual dexterity min of l yr cashiering --------• ~ Ability to use basic test e x p e r S a I a r y BANKING TI1e Classified Dept or equ1pmt. such as power $770·S975/mo to start, the Daily Pilot hus an
meters would be a big D.O.E. 24/hr. position *CllUMBtA operung plus avail in Tuslln. salary on one of our telephone $4.24-~ 34 hr. D.O E. SAVIMPt' * sales desks. The person We offer exceU. pay and These pos1t1ons offer na.l we seek should enioy benefits plus a xlnt benefits & promo· Tremendous growth in telephone sales, be able 4 DA y WORJ( WEEI( lion a I opportunities sales volume due to lo type 4S wpm and ha\'e
Co. 1s 2 rru from Coast Please apply UI person. added ser vices has a pleas ant personality
Hwy & 8 mJ from 405 & Tues . Sep l 29th created the need for a Classtfied or telephone 5 Frwys. between 10am-2pm at qualified person in our sales expenence would
1055 N M · st s beautirul Lake forest o. am .. le. . rr· Al be helpful. We ofrer ex Pleasecallforappt 200,S.A. savings 0 ice ong celle nl compan y
Persoonel Dept CAUFOIMJA with th IS growth are 0S be n er its 1ncIud1 n g
TELONIC BERKELEY fllST IAHIC ~~:~~~t fo~i~hf~d ~u; medical. dental. lire in·
714-494·9401 E.OE. E.O.E. M/Ffll organization . The surance. etc. Salary
Assembly
IMMEDIATE OPENfNGS Getting back into the JOb
market? Top pay, boous.
never a fee!
•lite packing•
•electronic assemb• •warebouse-Work clo&etobome
VICTOl Temporary Service
5*M
Assembly
MO IXPllllMCE7
GETKaLY
UP&JEHCE!
w ..... , ...
AsM •hn
Pcdlerl
ltftmlla...t
'•Id YacatioM Offered Apply at t.be Kelly Office
nearest yoo:
Banking r It · · commensurate with ex
TB.1.EB o owing pos1llon IS now perience PLUS great
El' available commission program If
Part& Fltime you are ambitious and
Cashier or customer SAVINGS want to be paid for your
contact exper pre REPRESEH'TATIVE eHort.s. please call for
ferred Ml.L'!l be able to Excellent full time op. interview.
work Sat. Call Mr portunity ror an in· Personnel Dept LeVan · 642-7411. 360 E. dividual who loves a 642-4321, Ext. Z77
17th St. fast-paced environment ORANGE COAST
This position involves DAIL y PILOT DOWMEYSAYIMGS
Equal Qpo'ty Emplover
LOAM P'llOCESSOI Local Newport Beach
Savings & Loan has 1m
mediate operung for a
loan rrocessor. C-Onven· tiona Real Estate loan experience requ ired
BUSY 0Ff1CE. Salary
commensurate with ex· perlence. Full insurance
benefits & paid career apparel. Please call·
Ms. Denny Parisia
714-615-6505
Newport Balboa Saving6
1100 Irvine Ave. NewpOrt Beach M/FE.0.E.
receiving and d1sburs · 330W. Bay St ing funds and an ongoing Costa Mesa
exposure to customer re· EOE/MF laU~ms. in addition lo as· SlStmg tn our oew ac· CLERICAL POSITION counts department Re P lime. Please call
cent savmgs operation 631-?254 C.M
experience with a bank Clerical
or savmp and loan and Cl "f" d light typmg skills are re· QSSI le
quired Clerk Trainee
2102 Business Center I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Dr., U08. lrv ine.
1
_______ _
Columbia offers an ex·
ceptional work environ· ment. competit ive
salary and outstanding
benefits including fully
paid comprehensive in· surance package, Cree
parking and bank ing
privileges. For more in· formation. please con-tact Rentt Breslof at
(714) 770.906.S.
The Classified Advert.is·
ing Department of the
Daily Pilot hM an open
mg for a responsible. en· thusiastic person as clerk trainee. Must have
previous ortice U ·
perience. tr you enJOY
working with numbers. can type and use a 10.
key adder. we will train
you for t.bi.s position. Ex·
ce llent c ompan y
benefits including
medical. dental, life in· surance. credit union.
etc. Opportunity for ad·
vancement. Call for ap-
pointment for interview.
642-4321. ext m
W.1441 (Nr. MacArthur
Bl. Ii 400 frwy) Hrs. 8-S or 27957 Rd., Laguna
Nl&uel, 831·0M2 <Crown Valley Ptwy. exit> Hrs.
9-3 or lSW Beach 81 ..
UJOEJ. Huntington ~ach. nra. Im.
IELL~•~-
SEA VICES
Eq ual OrJiortunily Em 1yer
M F/H
A1•l1tanl Manager
TradiUonal Women'•
~ue. Send resume to Ad t 7(1, Dally Pilot.
P.O. Box 15e0, Costa
JIMt. l2AIM· Ca.
•SSISTAM'f MM CbUclrt•'• lhoe 1tore, ..... n.-. Cll<tt.Ury. Wiii tnfl ..._ PlflOO. o.1,., ......... Aleo. / 1114 ._..needed: ... ....,.s.c.
Banking ..
OPPOllUllTIES
TUNIS
ACc.TAIU
TUSTIN
UGUMAHILLS
OfffCIS
•Ta.UIS (Pull It Part time) ..........
lparttimel
Wt offer arowth OP· portu11 iti111, excellent
WottJna condKJou con·
d ltlou, ular1 • boeflu. Call: Carol ,,.,.., .... ....
Colwnbia Sav~s and Loan
Association
23622 Roctfltld Blvd
El Toro. Ca. 92630 Eq_ual Oppty
Em Floyer M /F
Banking • OPPOITINTIES
U~HILU
OMCIS
•MIWACCTSI•
•Ttltn (F\IU Ir Part Time)
o~;.:•
330W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, Ca.
Equal Opportunity
Employer
CLlll-MAIL
KOCE-TV (PBS) Hwit·
iogton Beach iffkS mall
clerk to aort mall with
heavy volllDUI of video
lapea, fllm1. A11 l1t
video tape llbraritn. Re·
queat •Ps>llcallon: Coaet
Community Colle1ea •
1370 Adama Ave.l C.M. ~SN7 Submit oefoft
~.Oct.ah. ~,E. M/FOi
ALL JOBS FREE
CUllCAL .... ,
M11or lrvln~ company
•ee ka p o ised
professlooal lndlvidual
to join their very tovrly
corporate otnee There
will be a great de11l or
Interfacing with all
dep11riment.a so pot11Uun
will be busy and
interesting Company
h as oulit•nd1n11
benefits 11nd uys
salary Is apen ...........
972.HSS
r,-..
This beautlful Fashion
Island company seeks a
bright lramee who has
som e accounting
classes and wants to
grow und learn. This
neat 1:ompany has its
own spa and lots or
other goodies. Start.mg
salary to $750. ............
972-HSS
Mlllletett
Previous experience
would be ruce but not
necessary. There is
some heavy lifting a11
this is a large company
and the mail sacks get
heavy The company
orrers a very good
benefit package and
salary v.111 start at 1700
Rita Johnton
972°9955
F'-CIM
Important company in
Newport Beach seeks
person who can spell
for their large filing
department This 1s a
lot more 1nteresl1ng
than It 'iOUOds as they
file in many different
ways It IS a lso a
starting point lo better
things v.1th1n the
company Salary starts
at S600 with excellent
benefits
Rita Jcit..-
979-9955
CUii T ll. 11pm.7am. Wed,
Thlln( Yrl ... /hr 87S Pa1.1 at l n o, CM
Clerk Typia\.
__ F\lll=timl!
Ca.nTwnt/CIT
Experlinrod CRT
Opeutor Requires Mood
typ!n11. 10 key adder & knowledee or olfice pro
cedurea Xlnt com,eaoy
beneflta. Call Millie
DIMTAl taper orlbo a11ltt1nt tor fl.lll ·tlme (ll>iltlon. ~Int ulary • bttlflltt.
DINTA&.ASST
Put /lime, back ott~e
Won t We d So
La11.101 011 1359.
4tl-4Wf
DllTAIYAIDE
Raleigh HUb K<11pltal 1n
Newport Beach bu 11n
immediate OPfnlng for 1
dietary aJdt to work full
time relief shill DuUe5 ..J&tJa ·~
Contractor Expandln.a roofinti co LDclude helping cook &
Looking ror retired con dlahwashlna. Excellent
tractor /architect who frin'e beneflU. For in can handle new work I terview. call · B1trbura
take offs Hrs nexible' Duran (71,0 64S ~107
Salary. open. Company L.Q.EJl/t
benefits. Insurance !•-------• Profit sharing Call DlnlCl~IG.
&42·7222 for appt/in f'or 82 bed psych
.lllYl~ ho1pital 1n Oan11 Point
COOK Take fuU cha rse or busy
R11leiab Hills Hospital i.o Dietary ~pt incl plan· Newpe>rt Beach has an n1ng, p1.1rchai.1n*.
Immediate opening for a budgeung & personnel.
cook to work ~econd We need a strong h'ft 10 AM PM s uper visor wit h o 5 1 • ·30 to 1 · creative & caring at Experience 1n the hospital setting {Ire· tltude. Thb challenaing
ferred. Excellent fringe pos1t1on otrers out.ost11nd
benetlt.s For interview, ma work environment. call Barbara Duran oppty for growth & xlnt
(7 U 1645·S707 E 0 E benefits. Capistrano by the Sea, 4~570'l
COOK. breaklut & lunch
exper. fam ily restaurant San Juan
Cap1Strano. Call 493 L948
...M.2n:..ECL...__
Cook Needetl for Pvt
school 5 hrs per day
979·9Z41. ••••••••••••••••• COPY CLERIC Im med opening for vrr
pos1t1on Variet y or
duties incl waiting on
customel'!I, copymf· col lattng, binding hot
stamping. OC Airport
area 9S7·0>48. •••••••••••••••• Wanted PIT early AM
shift counter help for
donut shop. Appl] 1n
oerson. lt!M Npt l!I ~
ORAAERS
Duties mclude drafting mechanical design, w1r
1ng diagram s.
schematics and product
design changes. Re· quires minimum 2 years ex perience in design
drafting and layout or
electronic eqwpment in
addlion lo the abili ty to work independently
We ocrer a generous benefits packa~e that m·
eludes paid holidays and Christm as week shut
down. Please apply in
person Monday through Wednesday 9·11AM or
1·3PM or call for an in terview appointment
En1i.neennc l..ab Tteh Newly cnrated full time
poalUon tor hiah tchool
L
radu•te. bandy wltb
0011 . with bolt
nowled1e of elettro mfcha. or hydrautica lo
u1ume tull re1ponsiblli·
ly for rrototype and lt'lt .la.b 11 4) $40>Q)t
t'111:tory Trainee. print ma & pachgin& Co
paid btnef1ta 4day wurk week m 7660 ask for
MW.
.-OOOSERVIC!!:
LOll'1 klTCHIN
30775.HAllOI
SAMTAAMA tH arbor al Carriage J
(3 blks No Mu·ArthurJ
'7t-0747 Apply lOam 5pm
MANAG ER
M u.~t ha Vt' food service
expenent.'e uod be able to supervll!e personnd
Sum to 1 ·~Mon. thru
Fn Salaryopen
SUC.:fo:R Portion rontrul person
9am to 5 ~m Mon thru
Thur Sam to 12 noon Sun Will train
$4.50/hr ..
!o'OODSERVICE
WORKER
For sandwich and salad
ussembly and food pre
fa ral1on Sam thru 30pm Mon thru Fn
S4 00/hr
CLEAN UP AND
MAINTENANCI>~
Spm to 9pm Mon. thru F'ri Salary open.
OTHERPUSITIO!'ilS
.....AYAU.661....&
FR EE PRE SCHOOL
Join lht RoekQI lntemotl0004 ''Know
how ream RoekWell'5 Space 0ptto.
tlOns hos aevetOI eao.llent OPQOttuni-
tles IOI Conventlonol MIMln9 Mochlne
and JIO lo•r Machlnlt1• on the se>oee snume Olbltef progrom
Vou'H mocNn9 piotorype ond shoft.run
pio00ct1on parts uslnQ non-stondard
IOOllnQ Six ye<>1s reloled exP9(1enCe is
reQUlred. OS well OS 0 Comi>tenetlSIV&
knowledQe OI shoQ morhemotlCs. 1n·
eluding lrlQonometrv You must be
oble to mol<e your own seluPS wNle
working trom engtneetl/'IQ drowinos
ond skelches.
EnfOY these OUISIOndlflQ company
paid benefits. libelol Ide, dental. ond
medieol tn~1once. cos•-ol·HvltlQ in
creases. 2 weeks pold vocotlOn. ond
to day end-of.year hOOdOY AW'/ in
peison or cott
Jim McGlvern
Space Ope1ollon1
Rockwell lnternotlonol
12830 S. Ctork Slr .. t
Downey. CA 902'1
(213) 922-2901
fQUOI ~ttururv Emp10ye1 M f
~I~ Rockwell PJ.~ lnternattonal
In CM in exchange for
J!IOthers help 751 ~ GEMEIA1 OFFICE
Gas stalloo Attendant. Heuy figure work
M If . with some ex per Must be proficient 1n ~'ull & Plllme lmmed figures. !Okey by touch,
Hotel
QPell!IlL.644-~ bookkeeping or account
GAS STATIOH mg ex per helpful. lite
Mature person. male o\. ~~~fmn~t"'~~~rc:~.
female. ret iree ok pany benefits. Informal MMn . hrs 5 days week. office C.M. Catt Milhe
NEWPOIT HACH
MARRIOT HOTEL
GeMnll Cashier
COUMTB HELP
Aggressive, energetic
M /F needed unmed1ate·
ly for full or p/llme posi
lion. No exi:ier nee We will train Call Stan at Honey Baked Hams 673·9000. __
noSat Sun after9am:64S-5800
EMERSON --'ll=Ol ()j_ GEMEIAL OFFICE
GENERAL OFFICE to St2,000 Thill growing EL~CTRIC Co Good typing skills & ten mfg needs your cheery
Ex citing established hotel has 1mmed1ate op·
portun1t1es for ex
pe r1en ced gener al cashier The successful candidate will be a i.elf starter. have an ap-titude for figures, 10 key
expenenl-e, previous ex
perience 1n handling funds and be at home in
an a ccounting at
mosphere COUMTBHELP 10pm·6am, Sat & Sun
Winchell's Donuts. 253 ~St., Costi! M~a
CIT OPSlA TORS
Needed for this order en
tr . Call:
VICKI HESTON
kc> by tourh required personality and good • Lite bkkpg. IJO() Call skills for thlS variet) In ustnal Controls Jt>an 760 6900 on Tut·s spot Call Bentley Hayes Division i. "*SA~ ouo.,n199 3300 S Standard St 8 s. ~~ Santa Ana. CA 92702 General Sales
!714>S<ISS51!1 •G•e•ne•r•a,----• ROllNSON 'S
I HEWPOU
equal opmptvr hemployer ALOHA . r1 Ha~ position a\ a1lable
Ori\·ers deh\t'r b:iker) Lt.>t Volt Temporar) for p r 0 d u <' l lt 1 0 Services send you on a
supermarkets. 1'.:arly llawauan holiday En
morn to mid·arternoon JO> a week of sun. sand
OUTSIDE DIW'ERY
SALESPERSON
Call m . 159 _ and surf at our expense & ASSOCIATES Come in today for de Pl
We offe r excell co
benefits mcludmg a free meal per sluft Apply 1n
person 9AM Noon. Mon. fn PersoMel
MAHIOTHOTR
900 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach Equal Opp Employer
M/F
For this temporary DRIVERS Cross rountry la tis and e1Jgib11ity re ease Apply assignment No special he rcq'd qu1rement!i The least 2 fasluon lsland HOUS ECLEANERS to
540-0400 MacG regor Yachts. 1631 you could walk awa) En~:tJ>Or:1Se£;:~tvr $5/hr P rr. car. 64S-5123 Seci tf.-y Plac nlta,,. Cos.t~1esa
1
with :s a )Ob Long .ind -"' Ql?l! ~ '-'=-
I n t e r n a t 1 on a I CUSTOOl "H • RECTRICIAH short term assignment~ t;irl Friday PT Murn HOUSEKEEPER. 1tve·
n1 r po rat Ion w i I h Several lead po"' s1t1ons !> yrs mm ex per All mg~ Friendly voice '", stable mature for ht'adquarters near John avail Reqs 2 yrs exr~r. phases, re:. comm ind ; HEYER A FEE Eager to Learn 645 (;1187 father 1 child Refs req
Wayne Au·port seeks a incl some supervision. Small shop orrers pd G IRL AllDAY ~ 5411 br1~ht at1racl1\·e xlnt benefits Apply m hol1da)S •medical & VOLT Retail derorating shop Housekeeper h\e in &
ind1\·1dual lo JOIO their person by September 26. va1·at1on to respon!>1ble To open & el~t' store help care for at·t1ve S yr rapidly growin g staff 1 30 p M Ocean view setr-starlt'r wllling to Temporar)' Servil·e~ !! S W 1 11 hand I e old in lovely Irvine home
This company has an School OIStnct. 16940 a v.ork Call for appl. 54&-474 1 custoniers & phone & call.~ 24~
outstanding benefit and Street. II B 847 2551 Ext 7 5 9 · 9 I I 2 I I ea v e 3848Campus Dr salespersons absence Housekeeper. h\e in, for
vacation parkage and 1s m_ messa,grJ I Newport Beach Ot>s1gn & construct senior c1t1zen La Hahra
a be11ut1fu l place 10 CustomerService Engineering AerossfmmOCAirport I shades. also somt' re area Musttlnve 17 141
spend your dav Salar> PHONE REP TEST cord keeping Will train 675·6760 eves & wkends
to Sl~.600 I Busy cab~ TV co~pany I I Equal Opp Employer ~::i~r~ S~p~ a~ J: S HfOUSBCHPIHG
lth.JollKoa 1s increasmg its staff ENGINEER !•--------Coast Hw v Cd M ur & Sand llolel.
peo --Supervisor, night ~h1rt . 979.,,55 I We pnleeed. onetwopeadrmd'a'·'noannall General 673-7830 . . H o u l> e k e e P I n g
full time. one temporar> If yov·~ GOOD I G~~·~~~~~ :if: ro~~~~[J pa rt t 1 me S4 25 hr
Cllft!TYDkt (3 monthsl full time You'~Ka.LY Will Consider live in or F.njllish & Spanish
An accurate '.{s lypinl! M a:n responsibillt1es Power 1s the lndustnal out must speak En"ltsh ~ak1ng 497.4477 ext
speed will land you ll are answering phones Controls D1 vis1011 of r;..,.qgu " """' position in one of and order taking Good Emerson We are the •CLSU(S ~ --LafLuna~EOE
Fashion Islands most telephone spea king maJor manufacturer or •TYPIStS JGu) Girl Fnday. RE & INYEMTotlY ' voice and ability LO work fail safe power devices s cm rare book bus Need exp CLb!ll" beautiful companie:. with public are a must known as Unm1errup11 * E ARIES p 'T w typing hie bkkps.: gi," Plenty or room ror Submit application to ble Power Systems •ltECB'TlOMISTS & comm'I s kill s Irvine Co has immed
ad\'ancement as this 1~ Howard Dennan Power 1s our product •WOID Prestigious Npt Bch of opening for expenenced
a I• r ge go ahead THE IRVlNF. and we supply eneritY 10 PROCESSORS rice Call afternoons Inventory Control Clerk oq~an11atton There will COMPANY yourcareertoo 631·3241 lo post inventor~ rt'
be a variety or duties, 1601 Camelback Street H a I r n res s er . ex cords & cost salt's '"
not Just typing Salary .Newport Beach, Ca Youw1llperformallen· KellyServiccscanoHer per:enced With or \Olres Good t'o lo ~olV\ ~ com passing tests ed l w1thoul cltentele Cull benefits Salarynegulla· _,., '1«RJ Ii you imm · exci ing " ble with expenen«? Call RJtaJoMs. 7141644-6796 troubeshoot and 1den temporary pos1t1ons !]14J644·~xl730 754193i,askforWayn!! 97~9955 DELIVERY DRIVBtS ~~ wa;tr mt~~~~·~~~~>~ :~:,n & where YOl HAIR STYLIST JAHrTOI
lmmed p itime open systems. gather special IEL[~ The MAHJCUllST Newport Villa. 4000
Typflt No previous experience
needed if you can type
This large fashion
Island company v.•111
advance you as you can
accept responsibility
They have outstanding
benef:ts and lheir very
own spa Salary starts
al S700 ..........
t72-H55 ...... We have ove r 40
pos1t1ons available 1n
a Im ost every job
function imag:nabte in
the bank and S&L
industry
Ctl:C.-ry
972-HSS
Community SavlftCJ1 Rep Grol'1ng bankin~ (•ompuny seeks mature
1ndn 1dual w11h bank
S&L finance compan}
o 1· 1• r e d 1 l u n 1 o n
background to v1~1l
ex:strng cu~tomers 1n
their home~ and help
perform bank service~
EXl'ell benefits and growth potent Startlni:
salary to Sl.200
Call: Carry
972-9955
huowSeieretory
Beauutut S&L •n beach locution se ek s
experienced person
t-ompany noted for long
term employees.
Call: Carry
972·99U
ings available for de· and standard data Re ·~111· Orange Count} 's = 1 llttana Way. N.B ~un· livery dnvers Must be q u i re s BS E E or .""'Y"" Salon needs~ou Fri. 7 3 "°"m. 642·5861 21 with good driving re· · I t 4 b RIVE GAU 'E" S'Al o~' -"".I!! cord & able to work equiva en years JO c; £ P" •C E c:; ' • ' " Janitorial
Sl r assocn1led <'xpenence, 2102 Business Center ~8177 lmmediateopemna for evenings. arts rom knowledge of operalton Dr . "208. Irv 1 n e. H r · 11 d " S3.SO·S4 hr + lips App or all test equipment and 833 1441 ( Nr MacArthur AIR STYLIST Ju an pa r~d 11 ml e ~daily after 5pm. Me & some digital /analog 81 & 405 Frwyl Hrs 8.5 Some rollowing. Friend· an1tors. exper on y
d 's Pizza. 17th & logic experience Test or 279S7 Ca bot Rd. ly atmosphere John t~~/:1'f~~a~~i~~ Tustin.~ 1-:ng1neers are ~:lid l,aguna Niguel, 831·0542 ~~2 6212. DBJVE:RY "time and a half' for <Crown Valley Pkv. y HAI RSTYUST CL'TIER liu~lln&too Beach
Delivery driver needed overt1mehours' ex1tl llrs 9·3 or 16152 needed immed f' T & Lactdsc:apeDHic)Mr 1mm ed for planning Beat•h Bl.. 112:K>E. Hunt p 'T busy shop. work F: x per F 1 Lt me
firm tn oc. ReUable& We offer o generuus 1ngtonBeach,Hrs 85 w Kid s & Adult s Capistrano Gardens
well groomed p lime, benefits package includ· 964·6680 Nursery 32136 M1guehto Tues Thurs ca 11 1ng paid holidays and t:qual Oppr1rtunu1l> Rd SJC. fi61@ 641 aO?n o.. .. a•I" Ctirtstmas week shut Employer Hotel · · ~~--· -down. Please appl)' in MIF/H Front desk. Clerk ' LAUMDIYWORICEI
Deliveries Eve work is person Monday through '!!1!'!!!11!!!!!11!!!!!11!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!11111111 Cash:er Ca reer op· needed plt1me for con·
avail now. Good Pay ' Wednesday 9-llAM or ·--------portun1ty for nght 1n ''al hospt Apply Bever 497-4188.m-0242 1·3PM or send resume dividual. Musi have I~ Manor. 340 V1ctona. D...._.Offiu~ (only resume with Ge neral flexible !ml & deal well G M_.
Experienced. highly salary history will be MO IXP91&1CE7 with the public Exp on Legal Secretary. Good
moli v ated and pro· considered) GET KB.LY NCR 4200help(ul Please Office Skills req Min l
gress1ve office Is seek· a pp I y in per son yr legal exp Salarl
1ng intelligent well EMERSON EXPERIENCE! Newporter Inn. 1107 comm w:t.h exp NB O qualified person with ex Jamboree Road NB. fJ~IO~ll __
cellent accounting , EL~CTRIC co WcnhotMP.op&. secretanal and human ., ..L.J..... relaoons skills to take • ASM::wwn
an active part In manag· In uslnal Controls Paebn
1ng our bu!iness office. Division
E xc e I J e n t b e n e r i t 3300 S Standard St. package includes SantaAna.CA.9Z702
mectlcal wurance, SISOO plua bon~ ii qualified equal oppty employ
Newport Center m/( _ w-om
Find what you want in
Daily Pilot ClassiJieds.
Se II with EASE!
ll's a BREEZE
Classified Ads 642·5678
CONTROLLER
Established national Real Estate
investment & development firm
located in Newport Beach desires
individual to fiJ l newly created
controller position.
Should have 3.5 years controller or
assistant controller experience.
BS/CPA with Real Estate & data
processing background desired.
Salary mid P>'s .
Rrift'T'Gll lolmes
Paid YacatioM
Offered Apply at the Kelly office
neatest you 210'l Busl
ness Cent.er Dr.. 11208.
Irvine, 833·1441 (Nr
MacArthur Bl & 405
Frwy) Hrs. IJ-5 or 27957
Cabot Rd • Laguna Niguel, 83HIM2 (Crown
Valley Pkwy. exit) Hrs
9·3 or 16152 Beach 81 ..
U30E. Huntington
Beach. Hn. S.S.
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SUMMER JOBS.
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Please send resume and salary
history 1n confidence to: P.O. Box
8430: Newport Beach, CA 9'al80.
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P iL•n1u0111wOfEflcKt 0Mu11 lmtt SIOO/wt 1una phones, typ.na ror RE South l'oast Pina Book cbxpu 1~ary. must StCRETARV/Rect<pt SICIETAIYU ~ wl1 vain ~1n:u • ach.~ Land DevelOpi'" In ex & ur classtral record e~ e pr me motivator. Ai port 1 n Gd S4l t I ti 1n
plluat. Salary com V n d!fl1 P/TIMllYIHIHGS ecutlvc swtrs nr o c ~rten«t• preferri.'d Will hua.e Income! Pbont. •lt~lls. :~lghr;" llrlr' ac~1~~ u;;:w~1 c~~tcr Tl'lephoiw : ,
meuun&t with uper. MIDIC~ASSIST Airport Reqwm xlnt lrtiin l'all 115i 3331 a~k TR\JMP CA RO Corp s tarter Non am kc Rraltor's ofrlte fo'ront WE'RE EXP.& ~DIMGI WoXILU!."--~ll:.!JCl~ Front & back, pltlmt! C llllll.g sk1flund front ofrirc op for Mgr RiuolJ 114 ~l 621113 .t~1ei 8SMO'~ om«r po111t1011 ~u1rts An • 1
"'••ISttrttaryw/upln !KG'a, Ven.puncture. YMfllC.-ritn pur11nn! Hulth in SALESMAN ucm&•y 11ood ttlt'phont' \'Olet'
CMIUt •FamllyLaw \Xpm&.KH1JO. AdultswithOUUU1nd1n11 surance7~~110 IU:TAIL Exp lnconcmeeoni.t T -. t yp1 011 . SH & .ip SeftCI resume' Salary Medical PhJebotQmialfor 1ttracl1vepeniouhties Kecep110111.,L Lll(hl l)P & uccrnories Draw & Yf.e 55wpm, S Ill pear•nce Real e11tule
'!!l· Geller ' M1rtln Pfl' work Human Perl who enJoy workan& with lnJil, heavy J>hone1> Xlnt BUILDERS comm 673-$340 he pful, "d phone uperu·nre hdpful but '51Q~v u Jnstl ulru\$&4·$325 1~15 year old youths frin1¢rbenenu Mon Fn p~ra o nality, bkkp~ nol t'saeollal l'rder Uq~r Stott &ockJng 4i -l!:venmp S.9 p m t'all Full Timt-SSOO hr Sulrs Mtn&Women knowledge rtq ror I< !!: local r~rdrnt fo'or 111
Cuh Re11attr u Models needed. Alll).'PH 142 021 . ext 343 66164$1 EMPORIUM MOllLEHOMlS olfirr in Laguna llrlls terv1ew l'nll MN Ouhl perlonce nereuary. Men. women 4s children between 2 p.m. and ~ New & rt"Salc AHord11 770 9513· Wealty N. T~ Co.
overll. AJ>plybetwttn8 Noex1>0~ M&-7782. e.rl\:.._Ask(orAndrea RECB'TIONIST bit• houaing In Oruoge StcUfilY ltolton 644-4910
• 3 wee'kday1 1811 Nuning RWESTATE TYPIST iS camiltr County Completr trurn for elec contractor ~ntJa aM_m_ Non cerulted aids k 00 s•• iu Jmmelll"lC C)' ... llln" 1n • Ui~ proaram Hl&h comd Grn ofc ,•A R, A P. Sfrrt'Ulry
hr "'" ~ • ... ., d d m1u1on high dem11n II bllll BORED' Live ID Apprec1allvt per .,.,.cell working Th rs IS our 361.h year !It'll loan brokrr a 11e ('0 an WI nee produtt high vol um1· payro . ng, l,"XJl(>r •
ram lly s days rt· condllloll.ll 11nd benefits 1ng fine Sout hun 11nswer tcl~phooe. {lrvt•t HELP t WE NEED YOU w /contrut•tor pref
ferences. ocun front EOE. Bayview Con Ca I if o rn r a ho m "s publll', and lite 1yprn11 f
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i;~i>er or wlU lraul C~I; I Henefrt&. icd ~tarting Wurk th,· houn. ve lescent Hospital, Perhanc you would en (,;_all Katwl!il"'"U\ i.olary Call for ap YUl 14 .. 111• ..... •<N<C 1 ,,. -~n~ Maqorie MulheOJrn ., " 2 3 2 °
Lookln' for 1nter'lting nt·...,..,.•m --IOY 101nlng a firm al'll\'I' Re!ilaurtnl Thi~ di\ rsion of the Mob lie llome 01 v ~ rhume "4 411
part lime job Typing, PorttiMJA...,..,. in uxury res1dent1al HOSTESS W1ckr:. l'umpa1111'S will ~27 ~900 t714J 52'7 SOOO _ath.Y no shorthand requlrcd. Part/lime Lagwia Bch ~~e:; s~~~g~~sB•K11~;:l F 'llmt' dayb. appl) dai 50011 Ol'\'ll 11 new llomr SALES SECRETAlY 20hra perweeltln~ludes 7 9566wk s 1 · T :. · ly bt•lwl'cn 3 ~vm lrnpro\~llleot Ccntl'r 111 Lrte bkkpg, good typing
weekends. Ortice on Part·Time H<>lp me l;~n~l' errace. Lrntln C'ol'o' f'amou~ Ham San Juan Capistrano. Newport Beach leading and o rgao1z11t1un al
We are rn llt•srwr;i 11·
01.'ed ur S('t'rt'ti!rl('~ With
ur w11hout ~horlharul.
who t)'pt' al lt•a:<t 511
wprn ~~-~:JQL__ maintain my boats. If y~u arerresently ur b Ur It er~ 4 6 l 7 anclwl'lll'('<lhcl1JNOW'' Jewelers ~king P time ~k ill~ full lane Small
LOVE CHILDIEH7 ard, & antique cars live in rea estate :.alt<s MacArthur Blvd, N LI employei! well ve~ed "' non profit agncy Call l'le11~1: call or c•ome b)
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Have ex~r working aturdays, llAM tu do you have immt.'drate Restaurant Hoth full a11d part time :sales & olfice pro Or lle1ulr1x 540 4481 forao rntcrv1e"'
with children in an IPM S4SO hr. Sl!nd & unlimited arre:.s 10 Nate lime kit chen pc1:0.1t1on~ an· ,i\111lable cedures Mon.WI!<! Sut EOE .. ------.. 1·--------TYl'IST Accunllc. J.)
educational setting' ~Ues to Daily Pilot the presrdeQI. or ~uur per:.onnel full & 11 t1mr I rn SAi.ES and for 673~ Seeretarutl iVICKJ HESTONf Shipping 1411'" l:('nt>rul uffrn: Wanttoearnxtramoney l'2_8oxJ.SfiOCM92626 company,or1!h1:hidden Appl} 111 person Mou l'ASlll~ll-. lM:11l ex Ofhre Manager l'vt _ • WAREl lOUSEM ,\N dutrr, S4lllM2
during day/eves on a ' PtrMWoffi--away in an ivory wwer f' r 1 , Ma g 1 ,. I' J n IJt<rrl'nce wunl(•d Jn SAL6"/TIME Club Wt.'<l through Sun & ASSOCIATES See our ad rmdtr
part or r /time basis? If . ct. removed from the scene Restuurant.S t: Plala 1,•rv1e\\' will IJc ht•ld as The Loi. Angeles Tr mes ~4·9530 tSpec·rahst~ 111 HANKIN<; Veterittcry Hospltof so. & you are over 20, Type, file, ans.wer Our president 1s ava1la follow~ t:1rrulatron Dept 1·ur Secretary Off 11·c Teo r trm1• 1teneral 115!11)
call Sitters Unlimited. Ehones Hrs Clexible ble Do )Ou need add1 rently hos positron' Manager OpPortUnlt.) l'lt.•rr<~ul~~~ni•ll ELDORADO IAHK 1,int & keMels, pm &
CaUfornia's largest sit· all Nancy, i54-6B41. llonal training to hdp 0REPSETAUGRAHT Mott. Sept. 21 Jt a' a1lable 1n sales u~ a rn small friendly ad wk nd~ Also Rcee11
l i D g s e r v 1 c e you increru.e your ''arn HIM SAT 9 AM. 3PM representative. You 'll \<ertrsrng PR Agenq for 5 40-0400 Sl<;N SAU:il'eHSON l10111st nct'Cied. mm a~c· 7 2..Qi&O. PAIT TIME ings ? BOB'S BIG BOY! T Sept 22nd earn an hourly wa~c 1 exp person Must type 65 !lier II :-;,,.111 lrw Ill If~ Wl'\l & Snt. 'him
MAINTENANCE,-;lec· Person to deliver Daily Experll'nced or llll'\ t~-irM 11enerous comm1ss1ons WPM accurately Be ~I 3371 6pin ln1nt 64~ Hlil
tncal plumbing, paint Pilot auto route in South penenced you tna) 14t•ll W ... _ 1~........ W .. d. ~·23rd Ca ll 957 2361, ext l204 willing to learn advert rs 18004 Skyruirl. Hh d :-.; H 1ng, carpentry, ex per Laguna area 7 days per profit from our C'Olor "' •"' rnTrC">R'V "' __ _ __ mg procedures & handle St· •2ij Solar Sal~m.rn ~t·1·d1•t1 ,. ..,y
n e c ess Apply San week . ' video tape Ltstmg & ,ale~ In YOU! 9 AM · I Hoon Salesperson, ladies high a wide vanety of duues I e. rvtnt< Expenen,·cd 'J'op p:iv VETBUH-
Clemente Inn, 125 Ave. Hours: Mon thru Fl'I. trarnmg program whr<'h fashion store, Npt Brh Call for ~·6037 Are you a dynurnrc out t:all 771622(> RECIPTIONIST
Esl!landian.M/F/EOE Approx3.JOLoS·JOPM we fe el rs the llDl''>l WAITERS SANJUAN area. Salary t "OOd SECRET'"..,Y going.~elfmotrrntrdrn StOl'k cll!rk ~"r 1 llJ' lmmed oper11ng fvr
H S •. s A ·1 bl •isftll • " ""' di\ 1duul' HaH' you ell· 1 ( •· hi I 1 per·"n ManagerTrad1l1onal ours at"' un P avarat WArTRESSES CAr "'"'MO 1Jc.-nef1tsCaU 644·7100 Busy t grrlofrrre \elunede>.relll'nt"'ork v.kl\.r1ol4l~)(1•n ung pcasao .,.., Wom en's Boutique prox SAM lo7AM Earn We art! not .i franrhr~•· C•SHlu.S 320"'1 c-;.... t ,,..,.,,,.,. ,. boating harcl14.trt• cfr to handle P.hones. rt< •• b h '"' g\ "'11 -•rwrv S•LE~~s""" j> rm e '""_:~'· "t!neral oHrrl! l'om rt ·' A I Must .. _ ex~nen"'ed 10 approx .,.25 per mo ranr or subsrdr:ir•· Copi•'---'"' _.g\ '-'" " ~rralJ • aa11h 10 """"'' rorus apn ts nim .. "" '" C 11 M k B 1 h d -' 91142 Adams Stret'l ~"-L'o I 1 h 11 )' EC mu111t·at1on und people · r. · ~ · " I all phases. nd resume a 1 e ush at {vus ea quarters near Brookhuri1t r r ove Y c 1 c n•1 ~ S RETilY ~kills'> Uo~ou h.ni· prior LanC't'r '.icht Corµ rn:l'J ho., pl 1•xper hete II.I
to Ad II 7~. Daily Pilot. &t2 4321, EOE e have openings for u 111 lfunlington lleac·h I APPLY URL y ~~r, t~~!I e1 er~~·~ I OPERATIONS ~et·rct;H1al .. xp ., 14 llh Dl'cre 1ht> lnrne, CJ I' rl'f l't non smo 1tr P.O Box 1560. Costa few highly motr,·ated or Marche, Westport EXECUTIVE l)l)rng 6014pm' II so. I 40 hr .-1•dc Salary dr MMesa.~ Ca_ PART TIME ~::0~(~ beho !~~~a~~~· 1~01 Campu.-. Drnl' W(' of!cr J RoOO !.lar11ni: Square, 369 E. 17th St . Looking for ver!tallll! want to talk \\1Ch )OU I'll STOCK [7'~~~.111 .~hone:':2·~1111
anager/secrelary for Crew Supervisors. work ressful For un 111 11r.11 \t•r;1n11 \\'.J)(t' ;ind uutornatrt• 1n C.M.642·4714 _ cart"er minded. rnalure l'Xpla111 th1~ a1oiress1\l' r1urrog bu.-. hrs
one ~irt medical office P/time evenings & tcrvrew apporntmcol ln lrvtn1• 1 t·r1•ase Jfter tl mo and SAl.ES PERSON Photo lop nott•h indn1dual pus1Uo11 whrrh rncludt~ CLERK Waitress wanted. drnf!H Typing important weekends Supervising with the wll' owner &. 11ppc1rtuort1e' for ad, an lab graplucs houst' rt-with ~Int typing & Meno t'onrpelrll\e 'aldr)' :11111 1 Medical olfice exp. de· the door to door sales founder. call Wt'''"' \ CASHISlS , rment rtui. 15 an tx d 1 skills for operat1on!t ex lull benefll pa,·kai.:1.: hou~l' t:xper nee Call sirable, but not essen crew of youngsters Ex T 1 t~4 r. 17thStrt•t•l i·clll'nt rhanre 10 JOmm quires outs• e sa e) ecutrve Salary com S11bm1t ap11ht·Jt1on tu Ht<mt':., ·• de~ri:nt·r Jntl b t' t wet• n 9 am l :>
ti1l. Salary opeo Send cellent earnings for ay or nl!ar Fullerton our rompett-nt, c•xrstrnl( ~erson Photographir m eni;uratc wrl h ex Howard Dt-rman 111an11ftc uun·r nf lle\llllt• 673 4K411
resume to P.O. Box person wrth ability lo W15feyM.TavlorCo. lnl'ulilaMl'~a ~wrra111l.:roww1ththl:' ackground requrrt'rt perrenre&skrl~ Xlnt Tll EIRVIN~'. clrsk clra\l"("rlht•OEM
2159 Mission Viejo, Ca motivate Van or large 2111 SRn'En~ALJoTa'Jk<~:_lillrll-. ne.-~tort rn our t'Wand Salary + com Ex per com pan) benefit~ In CO.\IPA \ \ mdrln•1J.1lan• l'llrrt'nlh Want.cl Grocery ~. car rs needed Call " "-"' w A.ITERS 111.: l:•Jffif•·•n} only apply lrvrne Photo formal offrre in {.' \t 1 1601 l am1·lbac•k ~trel't ha., J txll>llK>n .1•.11l.1bll' Buyer, Men:handlser Med1a MerchanlS Newport ach graphi('S,l78SISkypark Call Millie after 9am :\e\\port lh•:nh l';r I for.iSlml.«'ll·r~ <;ro'-lhopj.tOrtunrty'#t•lttl
Manicurist
lalboa lay Club
IHl!ty Solooti
I s now hiring a manrt"unst part time
Excell. working rond1·
lions Call . Tues·Sat
642·0092 Joyce
_21H27·2756EOE 64 .. 4910 I WArTRESSES COMEJOIHOUR S1eG.lrvine752·6484 &15·5800 !fll~j(I Yn11 :.houltl ha\!' ol -mall cf\namll· 11)(',tl
COOK TRA.IHEES rn 644 fJlOO I nrn11umu111 ur Ii nio11th1o' Food c•h:llll All R1•11h••'I
PAYROU./DATA R.E.IMVESTMEMT CASHIERS TEAM!!! SAW REP SECRETARY ~tnrkroum ''t1t•r1t·nn , unf1denta l < ~ll COHTIOL E h I I 73 tt fo:Chn)(t>r BE A WIHHER!!! Tli.IMEE qualified secretar) M1:. Se1·retary • 141lh111 an i·lt·1 trnn11 'n b31 .u o11 Wntr )'0 llo'
Prestigious Laguna HarE ~'{·f"~\ ~r·~ nt'i1rCothurd 100., free Locoil 1•0 ~11~n Vi~J~n·a SECRETARY/ qronmi:nl K088T,'lo fl
Niguel. land develop : INVE ST ME~T 14 111 lnllunlrngton lle.ilh At BUILDERS EM-Tops rn it's freld Greal imo <.!:._ TYPIST Ht'ml'\ ofr,·1~ c·urn \\l' ncc1l tlt'lp ' Son11·11n1
ment firm looking for teach you rrcntl\ ~1 ur PORIUM with all product, s14 ,400 t SECRETARY pct1t1vc salarrc·~ Jrrcl .• 1 ~1th .1 plea!>11nt 111111'
special candidate with finan trni:. 111:11 ~:, ~2 '\l :irl(utrrl11·Pkw~ w•'ve got, you'•e qot co mm Trul) >.Int l-0.... frnt-be11cf1b prograrn 111 gc111d IH'r\onal111 .wil thefollowing slull~ r hanges rnve-tor "c· ncJri\\l:'nlk\\~ I 1·tmod.. bt'nefrts• Potential Newport Beach law of ''""' add111on gro\\lh 1111 1an.;l.,crt)IJ(''o\1llf1llllw St 0 g II I • ~ •> I •1 • ... fl ee Word proce\srn" SOC t•urrentl.1 hJ~ an 1 .. .• I b II 30 h k 11 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-11111111!!!!!1•1 • r n payro me re veh>pmenl & t'Qun:.t•hni: n" L":o.ron v11•111 t:qual p .. irtonrt\ I $40,000 '50.000 Prefer · ..,. IJ(lrtunr rrs .;n., .in lut•.i 1 .?O r.. pr w l :i lated taxes, insurance & I .,.rx ,. d C 11 0 w r 11 t' a• n C df) n admm1stra11' e ~upport Orange c 'oWll) lol·atron ~52·5144
MARINE l d i k led Ex per counsl' or' rt' I u • , • , . f.mployer M F \' 11 egree a 54 -5001. 64_4·6516 position a\iulabl,• 111 ib 1 ra e un on now ge t•erv e rnor; comrn I Ill' 1~ ' re' 1ou~ t'\pt'm 111 t rs Snelling & Snelling of App y 1n J>tr..on to Sales/Service •Data Processing ex an unusu"I 0 1, (or not net'!'S~ar), \\t• v.111 , • • N rt n-h A In me offr<'t: In th1~ REM EX Newport Beach per ·CRT &operation.!> .. eP r train you I t>l .. aw a11pl) R ~.T I R f. l'. f ot he a ch ewpo ucat' gerwy. positron )UU 14 111 ass1~1 Worcl PrOC'esSIDI! We ha Vt' an xlnt opp'ty •Lite lypmg right person Con ·~en, m pt'N111 bt't14et'n., -tpm Jl a I k r n I! I n l 4340Campus Dr . E 0 E *•SECRETARIES•* thl! Engrneerrni: sta<r '° WORD
for a person with sue. •Must beorp nrzed lral in ten iev. l JI darh .1t ,1lural111n1;rn\I· Iii I 1!4b llll I 1146 8086 , Type60Sl8,000 l)prng of report~. main 29':/I E WhrttStdr PROCESSORS
cessful sales ex per & & consc1ent1ous Vince S46-SB80 J 111eri1 to mu I ''1 e~ I SALES to SI 9,200 Xerox850 'JOhrS7 SOhr t..irnrng of tht.> ofril'r file Anaheim, t'A 92611"
technical ab1ht1es to Benefits + pleasant E"ualOppt' SJle~ Custom pnntm" ou1 Recpt'T50 FunSI0.200 s~stcm . 1111 ... rfal'in~ l7W6.'kliO:!!f .. , "' l::xp Consultant Oun. h L'qual Opponun1t 1 manage marine sales & work rng environment RECE8T'l"""IST 1 t:mplcl''l'r M F (' .rr ro• r 1· ha n.: l' n ,\ standing ~·v•rtuntty to 1 t c u~tom l'rS an <-·
C II C ..,,.. 11vroo , ,,., Lri Reinders Agy. Inc 1 h I Employer M F 11 \ Callttlis~r
Kelly ~CSTk to It.Ip. service store ID N B. We a hristrne for rn Grow in 11 com put n I "" l)IOn of a natronall~ Join th rs , allonal l'om 4020 Hrr<'h Est '&4EO£ o e r I: t• n ,. r a are a major manu/ac-tervrew. 831·Sl31 software hollS(> ~l'l'krng llnov.n 1n1l"tmen1 frrm pan)' O C territor) strretanal dulre~ al> rf'
lurer of marine elec· PERFORMERS sharp person for. Ri•c·t·p IR f:ST ,\l' HAYf t'ater 1·urn•nth rntl'rlll'WtnR Salary + expense~ Call Newport 8J3.St90ifree quired ~:xi.>enenc•t>tl :.1ork 11'••m
tromcs & would hke lo Eastern Omon Singrnl( tronrsl & multrpf(• rng (rrm has0Pt•11111g for qu;d1(1erl p1•rsons in Brc.mlaS49·262S & parts t~1untl'r IJl'r'll"
talk loyouaboutourop Telegram Co needs general offrce dulrt•\
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re'PI'" adult tu operate tert'Sted 1n tllt' field of Sandblaster exp Appl.' PUIREUTIONSSEC Qual1(1l:'d apµll rants FT 110,1t100 1711 1 833-1441
I nine p'ty Please call collect Singers who love to Must demonstrate i:nocl lloh3n auto 'hc•t•r & frn.int'ldl plJnruni: Com Wood Art 23Xi West 2nd For OC ad agenr) Exp should ha,·e Ont') ~ar ex 7 5 4 1921 t' h d r I 1 ,. to the main office in perform in ~bbr ~ust !yprng & phone !>I.Ill~ learn portion ('on trol mn.~ioo ba\li. income Santa Ana ~ 2343 required Excellent typ ~rrence in <:lt"rrcal pro Thomp~on
Seattle. have iood stnging vorre App I y 1 n per ~ 0 n Exp pref but wrll trarn limited only lo abrlit> l!l& skills 979-7000 c·ed u res and type 55 Teoc:her Wantf'd
Susan Sudderth & reliable transnnrta M u n ~on Mg m 1 9 J<IA M to Gl'M Mon \\t• 1rain Call fJUr Santa SCHOOl wpm Expencnce rn a Tod • L 847-3498
HunHnqton 8eoch W&SMAR lion. Call Mon· FM .. 9 s Systems 350 E Fischer thru Thur & liPM to i\na uHic·t' 17141972 2712. CROSSING GUARD lechnrcal en,e1ncering dler prui:ram U 'r: 1206)28.5-2420 670 1212,_ Ave C M 11' .\1 Sun 979 0747 for b l'l 14 ,, e 11 !I a 111 1 pm Banking or sc1entrfrC' en \Iron & exp 14 toddler-. I-' T
206 7 PEST c~Ol R -f a_ppl Lon'sK1trhco bc·i:1nn1n1: \l ondJ I Requires exrellent tYP· ment IS helpful Good ~u~anJ ()40.8820:'>. It
MARIETIHG TECHNICIAN porate headquarter~ r skills Light stat1s1a•al areamust r;;A "•·llv Ot'~ds 1·x1>l'r vroo•" ecept1onrst or l'or
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MAMAGIMEMT Leading pest t-ontrol I orated rn :"-:cw port HETAIL SALES CLEAK·R•tail Escort l'hJldren across typin~ Previous ex· n e c de d ~:" 1 I' t>iit•ralors on lhl' :"I.Ill
TRAIMH company needs route Center PBX pulse exp p off•l·e ~upph compan\ busy rn1ersert1on befort perienre drafting re s D c 0 (re r 5 1 t 5 rhrldhood l'l .. m.•111.,n l'1'1 11r"10 l()fi \I\(; It
technician for steady preferred Light typ101: A RT Tl ME hJ~ full 1111il' <>OSitron:, & after s<"hool Por 1n port:. Shorthand not re employee!> J.n outstand rrc1dentral or 1 h1ltt clt• \\ a111.: 1,1.'\rtrun &. .11.
$1200 JOb Ent,.,,•levelpositron Well groomed non • .H.lllablt-\\ifl tram 1 formatron&apphcat1on quired. but drrt.aphone l rng benefit parkage rn 'ehopmedn1 Pl'r1mrt1 11 u1ht•r'l'l'111u1~1mt·111
We tra'(n, no e;i:er smoker Salar) C'OOI CASHIERS I )'l;l'14port Slatroners. lnr I ronlact TraHrc· Dept expem•nl'eneressan eluding company raid 4 rs a II) ~·KIO .11:1· l h 644 3741 Newport Beat•h ed d r hrldcart• u•nl••r < ·.111 1 necessary. Ca ll im m~nsura e wit 1•x 1 557 !1212, Mr Emmons · , Our su""'~s •ft th .. rn m 1cal and enta in-552.5618 ,'\(rt .'"\\(",".' ... ~.
PER MO. TO START 979·6021betw~n 9-12 Pe r I en ce t: x tr 11 I -I BPolrbce DeDpt ·.£2~ Santa dustry ~lk,~ ~ to'pro surance. a generous -'H'\~R A~:;.~;' = P · 1 .., benefits CJll foe JP ar asa r ~"~ Educahonal Assrstanre Teacher'' AiM 1• ~
171~122 hr f'T,Pff.da1lypay Ameri(·a 1l44 411511 SanJuan COMMEICIALR.E. 'i1 ·1s-1 1s'°'dar.lv salarresand~nefrtsrn anh r J n1onan11 for lnine pn•s1·h11ol ·~1rr Ho•x tM<. ellt1on circu ators •• + P 01 ntmen1 ,\It r SALES ~Ahool Noon Sunonr.•or 11de highly compellll\'e Pl c ed 1 l' "I IEL[~ The
Fun ~b840-6912 I , duding Medrcal. Drntal. muc morr p T & F T 552 i l!l4 MatweAcWhwantecl! ---E O_E. M l"lf C . tf Tired tlf sellinl! house!> 7 $3 95 hr Andersen p , 0 E'
Earn between $3.50 & PHOTO PACKAGE Recept1on1st Resen:i 3p1$ 3n0 da>~ a week' Wr net>d Sch<>Q!..7603490 Al D ,·aration anrl To arrani:e for lrn·dl 1n TREPHOtofE n .ooanhr_Workfullor PRJ..-t CJ k '1 onel11·en5eetoll:'amthl' ·•. more ten1cl4!>.pleJw1·all SOLICITORS EqualOpportun11' ., -"'g\ ions er "JJur :.kills to manaite. broker SCTRYfL.it'cJation Employer pa rt ti me Nau gles Nord Mdl 3 or Kodak S Orange Count} JltrJ1 H l I I. DER S t: \1 · t•omm~r"ral real estat" This progressive firm rs Appl) Mon·f'n Hl 10 12 ~eed 15 1mm1.,.lrateb '" .\l F lt Dr IV e th r 0 Ugh Printer Exp Pref tton secks atlracll't: re I ''OR IL \I d W1c•ke~ • ' • Bill Hodson I \\ ork ea~) •·1 t·111ni: , ________ _ · tnrome from rngml lookiogforapersonwrth or 2 to4 •1rrall Per~on· ,-restaurant.Wearecur-perm. rrr Key posi 1·epl1on1stto process n• l ('omp;cn\,nl'f'l1!>PART I \\h1h• VCJU leam Super excellent secretarial neJDepl r7l4J7f,()6000 12 131453-6134or huurs GrP;)I rnr ~111 r ently see king lion , video analyzing servations & perfor1n TIME l'ASllH;RS for l bl.'nefits hfe1t1~uranre skills Call Bentle) 45>6128 dents J!I \11111 1-'n \u WORDPROCESSOR
homemakers. senior exp helpful Color sense general off11•e dut1e' our rH•l4 ston• rn San ht•alth in:o.urann· & den HayesAssoc 549~25 ~ !>ellrng CJll %f. IW>I TYP1ST
c1llzens, & retirees who req Compel.Jtrvewages Must have excellent JuJn Whrl~ thei.l' are .-....: afterl.J>.!fl I Corporate Ri•altv 101.
enjoywork.ingw1tbpeo-Toppayrornghtperson. telephone Pt'ri.onalrl\ I'"''""'"'"'"'""' ,,, ..... n""""' "'" s" L .... "" '''"' az11a.nk SYSTEM k d . pie. serving top quality non s moker Apply Some oHire experrent't' lra1111n1.:w1llllt'on.dull 6i56iOO req SO WPM Sal Neiz DEVELOPMENT TELEPHONE 't•e ln~p-0)1 prOl'essin¥
food. No exp nee We are 10.t JO On Sile Photo helpful Type 60 WP.\t llmt' b"61S for .1pprnx Solej>rctner 6739201 of CORPOR SOLICITORS t~lllSt u & II tit)\~ anxious t.olrain you! An. graphics 3303 Harbor Fast & arl'urate Ill Key rmatel' 2 wl't'k~ Full SALES t:NC ACCENT S£1>RET&111y ATIOH S6 00 per hr EH•nrni:' t:\pr h!'lplul Salar~ ,. B db • p I DI k X ...,. ""' ;\k.'\\'t)Orl 2500ColoradoA•e, and 14N•l.,n•I" <'Jll tnmmt•r"urJte t,11 ply In person Tues. Bl vd, ES. Co mmerce on a le 5dap. no pa\ pro\lrled during romoe c·t>n.~ mas lntematronaltradrni?C'•J t SantaMonko. ~ikc96<1:&10 bt•nd1ts.,n11·t> .11 Wed , & lhur. IOAM to Park_._ Bund's Start S550 hr tra1nrni: Cai.h1t•r r' parties lop l'Umm1s1on lookin g for sharp mosphere Contart Lnrt
4PM. No telephone rn · Produrtion Packing & Full bent"filS for C'Jrt't'r 1 111·rn·ncc• rl'(1u1re1l Lr i: X m J' B n nus Set·retary 3 4 yrs ex Equal Oppty Em pl M F CA 90406 Telephone lntc•r1·11°\\t•1 ~ Fl:'I gu&on !!IS ~
quiries. handling hosiery Full motivaled l'nthus1ast1t· I 49.\ 4116 periencc Ac•rurate l) p Equal Oppor+uiiity llousel4 I\~. l'urn xtrJ • ~ time position Englrsh member of man.ii:e Plt:J~t·appl~Mnn.~ept Sale~ rng , s horthand or &.1..&...-M/F mone\ lur hol11IJ' MerchCMdi~
2956 ~CM. speaking Crystal Crea ment team Call Jar k 28. 1981 bel\\-CCn 9 30 HtCKORY FARMS speedwril.Jng necessar) SKylllikor r-r· 'pendrril! II.ml wor~l'r" ..................... ..
---EOE/MfH tions~arel 631.5114 Besckwrth II JO to ~ 30 A~l & noon Opp't1 to sell gourmet Xlnt brnefits, dental Hea1} poones Arcurate rewarderl ht·ri• 3 l'\'('!. Antiques 8005 --RO forintervrew 6424783111 fools & girt!' for plan Close to O l' 1yp1ng . shorlhaod SEC'Y.LEGAL per week (\rll I.arr) ••••••••••••••••••u•••
MtcHAHIC P DUCTION NB,_ BUILDERS I holidays Flex llrs Airport Call Norma helpful S850moto~tar1 EslalJ Npt Cenll'r la14 tl 30 l :l0,!168 l2M Mac Gregor Yarhts 1691 LEAD Girl Friday, experienct'd, Fash1on!sland 642·09!2 \71~8970 641-8386 fr rm need. .. ex per lt'gdl TOP Ht::'. f:PITS
Pla(,'entia CM Ex per.· lead person for s ma 11 m ( g shop. seC'retar) w f:lli>cl t~ p '50.000 JlO(enllc1I in th1~ I WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
MECHANIC electronre assembl)1 Laguna Niguel. near SD EMPORIUM SALES D. a1·1y P1·1a·1~ ....................... ; ing , drclaphone & ~all's relatl'1111Jlll~ ~.x MacGregorYachts.1631 Small gl'OW'lng co. with Frwy & Avery Pkwy shorthand skill~ R('al P'' requ1r1•tl C',111 Placen11a. Costa Me~ adyanrement potential. Answer phones, rnl'orrc J Local home center needs Estate hta~allon w em he t 14 ePn lllnm 2JJ m
f'nendly alrn06phere & order materials f ull or 32051 Comito kitchen rabmets & ap phas1s on land u'e la\\ 9SI l~l
MEDICAL SEC'Y xlnt compensation pkg P T M I C R •> Capistn.o phance <;aJ~person Ex Satar} comp1•t111vr
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GARDENGROV~
554 6103
~!!dnst~~ .... ~~~~~~ro~t ~~~Yh~ l(;rs:' at 1020 PR EC ISION SWI SS SAHJU~ ~~:~s~~g G~~~,~~:.~; Sale~ 6406960.
orrice rec;plronisttsec'y -.t l., . -· -499·!S>S C.APISTliHO I for rrl(hl Jl('rson. Call Trainee SEC'Y RECEPTIONIST
TRAINEES
See our ad under
BANK INC.
2 bras~ twin beds •or I
kini:> llaviland "''" r hrna RI pc . SHll•
968.7994 for 3 days pr wk. Re-PROPERTY MGR. People who need people Brenda 63&500> E x c e I I s a I o r 1 &
quires excellent rler!cal Great opportunity with should always check lhe l::qual Opportunity For 01'str1'ct Man~er benef11s. Locatron. :'llpt
& written rommunica· one or lhe largest com Serv1re Directory rn the Employer M f H V Have somedung to sell? "&' Bch Hrs 9.5 Call for RDOUDO IA.HK Oak Curro rab, S4SO. h
lion skills. Apply CSA panies in Orange Co DAILY PLLOT 1----11111111 .... ---Class1fled ad1.do1t well. This high!) suc<'e!tsfol local newspaper !P.fil Mon9t211 642-7766 --------•! wall clO<'k. 5:2?.:i P1tt•h1·r Inc 11601 E. 17th St. Looking for a degreed .. -has an opening for ll tr;.11nee in lhe Senior Secretat~ trade I b $7 person w/5 yrs expr in c:irculatron department. Bai.ic skills h mlST wash asrn 5,631 S97!l Tu s t in o r ca I I commercial prodert)' will entail supen·1~1on ()( IO to t4 year s ow support rarllce IF you r IYP\lll? skills arr Antrqut wall mirror 5 h 714/ ·8Cm.E.O.E 1 old boy and girl home deli\er)' yo ur ron reren c e 111 h d ed 0 managemant an rea ESt'/JJURAN earner~ Area~ of supen1s1on 14ilf 1>1· coord1nat1on ~kills exrellent you can ~et<'~ a · an carv m• medical
INSURANCE
llLLING CLYK
Advanced Health Center
in New~ Beach has an
immechate opening for
an insurance billing
clerk. Some knowledge
or insurance billing & ac·
counting procedures
belrlul but not essen·
tl1 . Must be able to
communicate assertive-lY It effectively with in-
1urance companies and
patient.a. Excellent fr.
Inge benefits. For in·
ter v rew call Ali c e
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714714.915.0100. EOE -1(1l. _____ _
estate background RE d 1 11 d 1 "' cited abou1 a luturt• rn he1 I 1?laso; SiOOu Irr re~uired Call erver),CO ert1onsan saes. n o rk with 2 husy .. . !).tSlll5
B ti & A Selected applicant will receive liber11 I managers running an auvert1Smg. you're> will · •
en ey ayes ssoc starting salary. regularly scheduled expanding National & mg lo team and work 2 oak High Boys. t rnm
549"2625 ra1Ses. bonus opportunities and many international computer hard while havrnl? fun mode. large d1t1 rm table
Property Manager Self fnnge benefits surh as company paid rndustry sernce. we havt a 1?rtal rntry w 6rhairs
starter with common ~enlal and health plan, group life Telephone work. Tr.pe65 level job for you' Call 631·1716
sense for an organiia UNIT msurancc, vacation and sick-leave WPM. Light tJ·avc . Call Anita 97_?·7<XX> Low Rent Spares Av;ll 10 tion small enoughl to re· AREA Company vehicle rs furmshed during Jpr_ Bl!Pl . .,., Ml..,. _ Ttp• 1 G 1 Off
i •· d b d S working hours ---.,......,.,.,, 5 en<'ra rct• ' e w A n l i q u e & cognie "'rewar ar MANAGERS UPERVISORS SERVICE STATION AT ape transcr1pt1on H wo rk & result s . Applica nts must be over 18, have a TEN ed omespun Bout1q1iie Supervise several apt.s. good driving record and be neat DANT, P lime eves W •Thur, f'n. Edinger Ma II Sant a Ari a
· t · · 6 The Good Ear1h rs the newest mu1t1-un1t operating division of lhe appearing. Hours are generally u AM & wkends. Neat ap &t Newpo~t Freeway 953 5998 547·7tSZ
fcroperties con amang l G M II A G Th I I to 9 P•t. Monday lhru Frr'day. Some pearance •. handwr1t-Mrs Hosktns. 558 8333 u2 Dt'<3 • • 0 110 uru.,. Re rt to eneral 1 s estauranl roup is ul service restaurant concept " "' f <N ...,.. "'· po overtJme is available. mg A ply 2S90 Newport A ter 10 AM owner. Minimum tyear hasalreadyputmtogearanatronwideexpans1onprogramwh1chw111 If you are qualirled and Interested m ..Jllii. M. -TYPIST .1o......-.... Appl•us totO
experltnce supervising exc11e any food service un11 manager or area supervisor Our learning the cinulation business S 1 h 8 A ,-· II •••••••••••••••••••••flt resident min. Letterf. expaos1on w111 takeuslromabaseof4companyownedunitsrodayto contact the Daily Pilot at :m w Bay. ;rvtcef s11tal.Jtion atten1• wrt . . or s~a HARBOR AREA
resume detailing exper, well over 100 in rust a few short years Costa Mesa before 10.30 AM or after 2 an ' u me, app Y pu~ltsher in Tustin 3 APPLIANCESERV"'E
past 4s expected salaries PM dail}' CHhevroLn 1251 No. Coa.st positions avail. 832-6415. We buy used •-han~ts
lO Ad 1 698• Dilly Piiot, We are seeking experienced professionals who are a cut above lhe Ask for Don William& or Ken Goddard wy, aguna Bch. .!WU:.S onll' __ "'•sell recoc\d .. lu'S/a~
p .0 . Box 1560, Costa average Altl'IOugh •nrt•al salary and benefits are excellenr personal SERVICE ADMIN. Ty p 1 s T R EC i.-; p ..!R2!Jances 54 . ,
Jitqa, ca.92QS.0!S60. career ad\tancement 1s whllt you'll find most exciting 1 rvlnt Engine d is· TIONIST P.R & fund de I IUY ·-... .-'!.,
I. •1 p•1at .. If you have a history of srable employment in the food service field Sales Supemsor' trlbutor has lmmed. v e Io pm , n t de p 1 '""",...,,,_~.w
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I · · · ·' '· · · ·· · · ··' '· :.".: industry, are currently at the un11 management or area supervisor openln1 for experienced Personable, nrganized ~ _9ST~IJ33
levetandarelree torelocateseveralttmestoadvanceyourcareer. Limited openings avlllable In the warranty processor. self·slarter. Varied Old but nmrun'G E 28"
then call me. Richard Maglio al t-800-327-0877 during business Orange Coast area, for self·motivaled, Wiii process warranty re s Pons ' b 1I 1t1 e ~ ref s12~ 26 • upr&M
PART TIME EYEJltlS hours(Easternt1me)lolearnmore Takeaminute1ocall,1tmaylurn career oriented 'Individual who can claims & service work 5$/Gswpm Excell freeur 11 00 . PS>
out to be the most imp0r1ant call of your career work with Field S111es People. Train, oroera including related benefits & oppty to ad 640· 1581 ~ ..
We are preeently ueklng adult• with
pluunt penonalltlu who would be
lnterwted lo workln& In SaJtl 6 PromotJon
wlUi Dlll1 Pilot Carrlert 10 to 15 yeara old:
VnUmlted eamlnp available to riaht person.
The Good E41r1h motivate and set res11lt1. Station correapondence. tele. ~c7e60. Santa Ana aru Freu•r. Whlrlpool
P 0 Box 68 wagon or van nec:es11ry Ext't1)tional follow-up ' customer white, flf. lint cond eamlng1, plu• Job related bentflt.a blllln11. Must typt l TYPIST S2SO. ~"Slh. Maitland. Florida 32751 availat>le ror Liie right pto9le. lf you ope r ate 1 O k e y -_.,.or "" -.
canprOduc:ercsulls, notJusti..Jkabout cal culator. Gd . co Statistical with· word Ne Th -,d-4$" t An Equal Oppertunlty Affirmatwe Acllon Employer M/F IH V t~ call 96().0694 for 1nter,•iew Aslt for benenta, saliry negoti•· f[«essor tapability for w trm or . ~ •u
! Hn: S:30PM to 1:30PM, Monday thru
f'rlday. Some Saturday avallablUty. For
appointment, call: '42-4321, ult lor Btn
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h v mr. Chance. ble with up Call · ewport Buch Rul g:.~::PMdj '&{;~~!e & t e 154·Wl or send mume E1tate lnvestmtnt 1 • -rt
d ~eo.t alt: Wayne Deming Con· Firm. M~t be accurate ~JJ00· Sell S.50
900 PW troller. Charlel E. Smltll ' wUU111 to convert to ---
S Company, P.O. Bo• CRT Word Proceuor Rerr11. has. W1tlttr. 330 y treet llllt Imm ,.._ -1• Short.hand. dlctallbone A clryer. ,_ ~ i... earth (05to Meso, CA~"""".. ffCHlartal atlrts Pft· hw11hr. uaar •• I le Equal f'\..-..,~ t.....L..-SH•n• & HC. It~" fft.R > ". '-'tJ>N''""''"' .... ~ : Pulltime. l.lperllnc:c '
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Die Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, September 27, 1981
Sell it all and put cash in your pocket!
DAY WEEK
8Days
Special flat rate for non-commercial users offering merchan-
dise pr iced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for 8 days
or one Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2 .60 for 8 days .
3 Lines For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678
8 Dollars
A.pphtc" 10 t 0 DOCJs •.••...•................•.••......•........... Fvrniture 8050 Miscellaneous 8080 Musical loafs & Marine loafs, "oww 9040 Ce1111pers. Sde/
••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••• • •••• •••••••••• Instr~ 8083 EquiPffttt'f ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltht 9120 Refrigerator as ne.,.., de Curkt'r Sp.1n1t•I \hC
luxe G.E 208 l'U rt . no pups, l'hamp ~lrt'd 7
fros t. Power saver, :.lill w k s U u r r .\I F
7 1w \\ Jlnut UH ~t:l lnt l Su n! \f .1h11i.' '-.11, h1 r1 ••••••••••••••••••.••••'-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Partner Wanted •••••••••••••••••••••••
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K1l dwn 1at.k wr, \> w 1 I' 11 11 .11 \1.1 • 1111 II 1111 !'lnJt 1• ~lJhd IOfl holh \\ \\'I U> t.•nl< 'U '\lip $125 mu , p 27 \\ cslfaha pop top ' • n ··1 1411? II . 1 ·r . 1 . 1 , ... Air cond1t1oned Clt'.in.
In warranty S475 $225 S250 PP i5l l!Vi:I
Balboa 61}?'7l5 e1 hart 4P\1
Washer dryer, t-'n g1da1re
Top Or The Line. like
new $400 SS2·!Ll5
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Washer & Dryer. while,
Wards besl S500 Only
9rno old. 2545 Sant:.i Ana.
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AKC ~1 f' burt $150 ; ,
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Have 1500 Clt>an 2 (.II entufft'cl rhai 1,, ga m;, ns1 1 1~ 1.apstral.t• H.11 (Jun< h ranspo duro Xlnt rood Many ,,,.21u P l .~id. S"•. wi"'.... IT 11mm1 \rmuu1 <rtl• •l",!.tnllwh111.!l\ll IT 1 r •·l· 1. ,.? 1-·11.1crl(la~~ llull onll '•••••••••••••00•••••••• X lra~ M u~t Sell ...... ..,, " ,.. ., n•ll "' ( 11' JI• • I 5.-' l 11 t'n or .at ,arl?t ~ rno c S•/ l('alht>r c·arn'fl antuiiu• \1.ic·G r•·J.!"' "1•Kh ,\ 11111 • i' . II• • • I 1 ,111, "' a~ '"'"' 1 nntl \'radh.-S2U1 67~ 1:151 ampen, 9120 1>15 1390
Dogs 8040 l'ha1rs $5l.I l'arh GardJ!C ' I 11'" l..oll• • 1nr~ '" '1 • • '"' '<l(ll : ~1 '~1°.'X Stoo 'II.~ lill.2 :.' ~·urmu(a, 20 ,\ '1 Rent 80 llonda ~1 Dix ••••••••••••••••••••••• Salt> on Sat <«9Q,IJ3 From \'\Oup Ii~ ;,;:i~ "1 , .... JI ,. ~ '1• I"''" II (.. I m· "lff' :i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .~!101 ''Ond. St6""
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S2000 ne". mu~l st>ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• St5 $.IS 751~51!.'l2 .1:, 11;1 Mt'~a \'erde Athll'l1t HI f.15<AI 1>16 i75~ FlEA. PROILEM? $875 640--61~ <JJn 2 bt>au11ful na1 I 1Jlu1• Table~ lamps. dining rm I La\\nm11"t·1 Top ,,f 11111 • I' I I I Club f am ih m(' m. T d 11 ft I PES T FREE e lec -t u l II M<•l a1n s11111 \\t I i<1t~ .'"' .• 1hlt·L11!ht "-rshi Sl.u..•.59·,,.~. r<t e)our111 'lu or · Sofa 2 p~ .0 .. ··t1c1n1'l s;• I floral 1mn1 \\inf! Chacrs. 5.t' · nust· ... u.\ ;e no1.1 , 1• . · .•. "" p ,.., .l """" I tron1 C'a lly rids l our '...... • ·' L ls 11157 ... "" 644 "lltU 11 1 1 •" ,;:, l 11111• • lnck SJIMt nr" good1<.'s "•l 1 J ' ' w111 e n seal"d I.id 111l1<Jlll' IM1ok(•,1w 1·11fh·1• r or app a · '"""" " ' 111 "· " ·" home or all crawhng & • I "'I ll•·•h -'••lk \\l•ll ~:1 •. , fl > 1 n g 1 0 sec t 5 dcrbill'k 1·ha1r.. madl' 111 t.1 hlt' rnud1 '>li'r,.n llamhoo dtn rm 'et H'iO a, , 111 n::i 1 l a I } S:? 5 e a •JG.I f;().11 I Km1!·~1 "atrr ht'<I S100 l 11\l'l~ \\ 1ri..l'n h •11.1!111~
permanenlly 635 8028 01erstuffrd ch.m S2:> <'hlld '~ <h•J1uht r1nl rnmplete 84794 12 I tbl S-ls 1'"'111 1,..,1_ '>~ 1\.111~.,, •. , "km 1.rt•;1f •••••••••••••••••••••••1 collect S4 ,... b k k ) 1 o 11111'' 111 \\,di ll.1111•111,I!' U ,. Sil ) .:H1H TZU pups. AKC. F.nd table " dra\,\.Cr a 1·ng1nt' h('(). h~hls. tin·~. MOVlllJG s "'LE .. ,. p J sl ' I Si.11\i ~llMI 1>12 ~.2..)~ t:Al· l'Y ( I' l'qu1p .,, Ualboa 67>9715 gauge~ :\1usl see $81Hl "' ~ l'ameru unil la. 1\I \Int mcnt and f1>.tun•s fo r
S250andup.Cashonly DA~ISH-IMPORT 9. k 646 1467 Must sell all expen~1l'e cond 64490"-'I \!.tn'\ 10 'Pll 27' $60 salr l nC'lude~
6:B-9D ; l used !('at -furniture 891 2841 King stie "'alt'rbcrl t <;1 rl• ~, 'J11I 21 · S.SS 18 Hydra u Ii c <'h a 1 rs .
3l Bernard. 11. yrs, ~ a.t~o , ~xquu.i Henredondtruninable &ll s· Gla~s & Oak Trad1 1 polil h('adhoard hken1·"' t 11Llt> l~1r1, Hike. S35 hairs tyling s tat ions.
female. AKC. good w1 ss 8~\715 · t•hrs. chtna rabmN & tional ('Offee tablt', li ke S275 1>42·4606 I llol llLh. ne1rr used. mirrors. hairdryer s.
kids. $1_00. ~2;JJS -~erver Beautiful rond ne"' S300 Qul'l'O ~IZt' ~1:~~ .luk1 flabv I Ol'k shampoo bowls and
MUST SELL AKC reg-Walerbed. kgliz, xlnt i·on 760·~322 comforter. 2shams. 2 ta P8::~hta,,,~~~ ~~t~:~.1 !ool'"' \larh, tms 8ss 4069 lounges. chsplay rases,
rawo boxer. 18 mo besl do Cash onl> Sm Kmg sz floatation \II atrr hie rounds, S200 F:nghsh 675 2!14!l .luhn W a1 rll' Tenntli Club all suppbes and more b_loodbne~.SJ6.6HY7 673-2Jl2 bed. ltk('ne". be~toffrr pine "nlrng d('sk & F:imtl\ \1i·mhc•rsh1 p Call 63197S4 or. aner 6. Dbl hideabed Si5, sml 833·2759, llSI 11~ c h a I r ' S200 Kat h I Green ~tnpl'il dtn nr Ul'l' lli·~l nrr. r h1 I 5:11i!l c_all 898 ~
AKC Irish Setter pups, sectional sofa $100 f'lr Twin beds SIOO. maplr 644 7500 ~ves...1.675 8327 c hair~ UO OHO .di fi73 511'.17 show or pet, all shots. lamp ni. stereo console Med1rrne rhe,ls St~ ... 1 TV, Rodlo. wormed. 12 wks. ready _S6o_. ~-3042 droplear table & rha1rs King ~1 1e bed. SJ50 5 L'S.\ mc11(S. $7S ~tir Km~ s11111 ht•ibpreacl Jn HIFi, Shrto 1091
lo go. SlOO. 387 E 18th. S75, :.mall <'hesl $..5() & Corner uruts. S25() Xlnt ror • 54xJ6". beveled. S3.'i ~I an earth l'O Io rs •••••••••••••••••••••••
House D, C.M. anytime. NavJ blue. onental Qn !17. n!j,hl table S2S 6-10. 70& c12nd 673 l.2S5. -p u r pie queen i ch t'l I ( us torn made S:.x>. al>k Beautirul Color TV. 2 yr.
AFGHAN Pups. AKC. Be spread. brand new Couch, loveseat, rha1r, So li d wood r o u nd bedspread, S.1.'S Fnlchnr ingS.SO 545 4240 wrnty Free delivery.
$1001 ~~3)15 ll ~ d I d bl bl S $148 646 17116 Top Champ Grandsire. . o om an. 4'JIN pe esla 1mnR la e n mp ta e1 to 551 511H Miscellaneous _
Famous Ped. Exqu1sile H1dabed SIOO desk & <'hr S40-12.87 w xlra leaf, $75 Gd STONESCOHCIERT WCJnttd 1081 Stereo components, re
(4)MNlea.646-71Ml S\50 Iv. seat~ gld 2 M o W ate rbeli cond 548-8?01 . S3S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ce1 ver, ta pe der k, -«.IN chair ""'892 !IQ?_, ,.,.,.,7 6 l1rkets rnr IM I l';J ---~w.i --Beautiful SIOOO ne w. Lgeodtable$10,lovcseat 9623119 c a sselle recorder .
• P_U_R_E_B_R_E_E•D•I Solid r:naple wood earl) $800 lo )'OU 848-5672, . reclines/rocks S150. . . * e•• no•* turntable. big Sl>fakers. SAMOYED Amencan dlrung set & ~J.681 6'5· 1631 Save SSS1 Ne\11 Reahst11 N.U " ne\11 cond. $350
6 mo. old ftma.le w/all hutcbU00.840-16'93 Cocktail table. elefant ~ SC'T 22 sterro cass tap!! *B'Y* 55.2_ms
shots.0rt'"S100lolovmg MapleHutchs.50.0nly9 Glass top 3X5 280 HEVaUSED I! de<'kw/Dolby<N Rdig\tal " Stereo eabine t. solid
hom ... 1-v-mo old, Moving F.3st 645 1295 Qn bdrm ts.40, bunks readout Acrepts metal *CLUB* wood Barialy 3 piece .. -'lt•s S An $200, dinette Sl70. aofa & C202 & normal tape~ ~ No room ... ~ l\LJ\ .. ~ anla 1 Ave .. QueenStze Mattress & loveseal S300 Mat Cost $225, SAC Sl75 bsl ~ ....,......,..
Bt111t1• AKCGermu C.M Box Springs. Comp tresses/box sprlnas orr KOOAK 9UdeproJ 3 Locol ~. Of9. ALT EC Stonehedge Sbepher4 P•PI Xln& Sofa llOI. s.rivel roaer w/bdbra $100. 754 02S5 Twin SllO. full seo. Qn mbl old w/2 lenses & Co. bual11t11 IHll Spkra, like new. Cost
Unee -lll·M or frl. Ola!)' Imo old, ~ _!fter8PM _ Sl30. MORE!! 110.0001 timer. Steal for S2SO/bsl wlshtt to f*'ChoH S.00 each. Sell both ~
S4t . k@Alli\¥!.Cll. lh•tSac BraodNewLlvSALE· 2 Quality sofa ofr tYrOldSfoar'selec 1.1.C. ••trshlp. ~M6-~002 .......... t ____ _
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Tr.Men, Ut11ty 9110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Utility trailer 4 x 8,
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I Piiot Style Sunday, September 27, 1981
Starting with Style •• • •
Above: Sequins and pearls trim lace bodice
over paper-taffeta skirt. Right : Champagne
wool/silk, hand-crocheted suit worn with
charmeuse blouse. Black knit suit features
black and red braid, gold lurex. Blouse is lame-
on-black jacquard. All styles by
Adolfo and available
to order at Saks Fifth
Avenue, South Coast Plaza.
By NORA LEHMAN
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Buckle your seat belts, please. We 've just taken off
on this new venture called Style.
We were in low-hanging clouds for awhile, went
through some bumpy weather and then came out in the
blue -as blue as the sky on our cover.
It took the cooperation, personal interest, good humor
and flexibility and supportiveness qf a lot of people and
together we got it to fly.
First ladies ·give their vote
to suits, gowns by Adolfo
One might think Adolfo had
sprung from the head of Zeus
when suddenly he had a
client in the White House.
He has, however , had a
client in the Wihite House
before. He can s ay off·
handedly that he goes to
COVER·
Washington to work and then
returns to New York, just as
he did '"with Jackie Onassis
when she was in the White
House.''
His clothes were lady·like
then and are still lady-like -
nothing bizarre, nothing out-
Charles 0 . Perry's sculpture, .. Ram:· m South COO$l Plaza Park
is the backdrop for Gay Bryant modeling Adolfo's red knit
cardigan trimmed with gold·lame-on-red t.Oom over a side-tie
blouse and matching. pleated culottes.
A Sunday Section
of the Orange Coast Daily Pilot
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landish -just basic good de-
s ign done in luxurious
fabrics.
His Chanel-like suits are
his signature. Worn early in
the day and afternoon, the
cardigans are versatile
enough to be shown with
dressy silk blouses and long
matching culottes for eve-
ning.
What could be his only
bow to current fas hi on trends
is the poncho-type wrap he
has added to several suits,
cle with black and white
elbow. Waists are sashed and
skirts swirl.
Another way to buy Adolfo
-one jacket and two skirts,
giving one two looks . He
pairs a nubby grey, white
and black tweed jacket with
matching skirt -tbe blouse
a glen-plaid silk jacquard.
The second skirt matches the
blouse.
Paper taffeta is his
favorite for evening wear.
Tops are trimmed in sequinl
and bowl. Hourglass sleeves
are bow-tied above the
elbow. Waists sashed and
skirts swirl.
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Besides the marvelous crew around here, from
editorial to production, through marketing and advertis-
ing, not to mention our top honchos, there are off-staff
people to thank -like Gay Bryant, who, during those last
few tumultuous days before the Newport Harbor Art
Museum's Antiques Show found time in her busy
schedule to be our first cover model.
And a thanks to Rick Livingston, Shelly Kaufmann
and Billur Wallerich of Saks Fifth Avenue, who were flex-
ible enough to realize we needed to get our photographs
immediately before the clothes were trunked off to parts
unknown. Even though they were entertaining Adolfo
himself and his clients, they gathered the clothes we
needed and took them to our shooting location.
That turned out to be South Coast Repertory where
the office folk considered our changing or costumes in
their powder room as '"normal as blueberry pie." All we
got as we breezed in -picking up Adolfo's designs and
leaving Gay's c lothes across a chair -was a wave of the
hand and nod of acknowledgment <everyone was on the
phone!.
More thanks to Martin Benson and David Emmes
who smiled, held the door as we rushed through, then
went right on talking. Not a puzzled look or shrug
between them.
Then. and I know he'll shake his head and not be
pleased, but no matter, because I want to thank him here
where everyone can"tihare it with me. To Dick Koehler,
our photographer, a big thanks for realizing so quickly
we were in a time situation and rescheduling his life and
work to get that cover photo for us.
Even the gods were with us.
The sky could not have been bluer. Charles 0 .
Perry's sculpture, "The Ram,·· was a perfect comple·
ment to our costume. Primary colors! What could be bet·
ter to catch one's eye?
The wind ca me up and not only cooled us off. but
literally put Style in motion with fluttering culottes.
Actually Dick, Gay and Adolfo gave us that lovely
s hot, but not even they could handle the wind. ·
I did that!
Anyway, the whole day augured well for this section I
t hink. It's going to fly higher every week.
Pilot Style Sunday, September 27, 1981 3
Gay chats with Jim Pick, Eleni Boukidis and Wally Neth at dinner before Ella Fi tzger ald concert in
Irvine Bowl benefiting Laguna Beach Museum of Ar t.
Adolfo tells Gay the story behind the outfit she modeled for
our cover photo during conversation at Saks Fifth Avenue.
In the Spotlight ...
Not just a Californian, but Ora nge County born
a nd bred. Gay Bryant grew up in the third house
built on Harbor Is land, la ter lived with he r
grandparents. the Cha rles Wheelers, and then, when
her mother . Gloria White. m arried Myford Irvine.
moved to the Irvine family ranch.
Irvine was one of the founcling
Newport Ha rbor Art Museum
~a les a nd Rental Council in 1969.
members of the
Gay joined the
Her high school years were spent at Chadwic k
School on the P alos Verdes Peninsul a as a room·
mate of Joan Crawford's daughter and was the class
of '56 at the University of Maryland.
Married first to David Brandt, s he spent those
e arly married years concentrating on being mother
to Becky, now a gr aduate in psychology from UC
Santa Cruz.
In 1964 she joined the Los Angeles Junior League
and concentrated on the Philharmonic a rea acting
as a docent for the Symphonians.
Her docent training stood her in good stead. She
took on that t ype of a volunta ry job at the Los
Angeles Zoo.
She has remained active with the museum. in·
itiating the Antiques Show now in its fourth year
-and c ulminating 12 years of activity by accepting
the presidency of the board of trustees this year . a
job she car ries with her usual style .
Gay also has. a mong others. served on the Hoys
Republic board since 1970 ; is a me mber of the
Laguna Beach Ar t Museum : the F ashionable'i:
Designing Women : the California Historic a l Society
a nd received the Assistance League Mannequins·
··Eve .. award in 1979 for exceptional ser vice to the
community.
A rider , skier and all-round exercise-lover, Gay
loves to retreat to the r anch s he and husband . Ernie
Bryant.bought recently in the San Luis Obispo area.
San Francisco antiques dealer Gaylord Dillingham discusses
appreciati on with Gay at Newport Harbor Art Museum show.
Active with the Junior League of Newport
Harbor in 1968. she became chairman of t he sym ·
phonies for youth program.
But following in he r mother ·s footsteps Gloria
The plan is to live there permanently someday.
but fortunately for those organizations 1 not to men·
lion her friends> into which Gay puts her time.
energy, expertise and funds
have been she lved for a time.
that plan seems to
fur MiladyS Beauty
By VIDA DEAN
I would be dumb to wear plum.
Nature has dicta ted through skin
tones, eye and hair coloring that my cos·
metic colors s hould be oranges. browns
a nd other shades of autumn.
But there a re lots of you ··plums ..
out there. and the shades that seem to be
being .. pushed .. by a lot of cosmetic
counters these days m ay be just rig ht
for you.
It's wonde rful fo r us that the cos-
Coast Fashion
Calendar
TODAY
BRIDAL SHOW Includes every-
thing from horse-dra wn carriages to
wedding cons ultants . Doors open at 1
p.m . Fas hions at 2: 15. South Coast Plaza
Hotel, 666 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa .
FASHION CONC ERT -New York
des igner . Warre n , presents evening
pieces from his 1982 designs. Fashions
from Los Angeles d esigner. Kerri lea
Teichman ; Ann T aylor, South Coast
Plaza and Sax of Tustin a t 9 p.m . in the
Mainbrace Lounge of Newport Marriott
Hotel, Fashion Island.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
RANAE MORI -Informal modeling
of this collection from noon to 3 p.m. I.
Magnin, South Coast Plaza.
WEDNESDAY
GIMONE'S OF LIDO -Fashions
and table settings presented by the Cin·
derella Guild of Children's Hospital.
Four houses are featured, with tea and
clothes served at 1310 Galaxy Drive.
Newport Beach. Tour from 10 a.m . to 3
p.m . Donation: $12.00.
SATURDAY
EVAN/PICONE -Estee Magid,
West Coast merchandising manager for
Evan/Picone moderates this 1 p.m .'
fashion show. A drawing for a complete
E /P outfit ls scheduled for 3 p.m. Wine
and quiche served. Town & Travel
Department, Bullock's , South Coast
Plaza.
metic departments of Orange County
stores off er sights to boggle the mind.
As with clothing designers, m ake-up
companies come out with new lines each
s pring and fall. Usually, they choose a
focus color. which the n gets most of the
publi city and is designed to stimulate
bus iness .
And that·s not bad. It's the name .
of -the-gam e in bu siness. Jt 's a lso
guaranteed to add a little excitement to
our lives as we continue to care about
ou r appearance.
The important thing is to know your
own colors. your own face a nd your own
lifestyle.
However . the re ·s 'no re a son for
a nyone to feel intimidated and pushed
into striving to be "in" as defined by
someone else when a certain cosmetic is.
being promoted .
Re m e mbe r tha t you'r e unique .
You're not like a nyone else on earth.
Wh at's in for you is what looks best
for you.
But. just because you know you 're
someone special is no reason not to try
what is offe red as "new" and .. in " for
the season.
Besides it's fun to experiment with
makeup. Try samples! Anyone and ev-
eryone can look prettier with a little ef ·
fort.
Think about the most attractive
friend you have. What is it about her?
She may not even be the most
beautiful woman you know, but she has
it all together. She's studied her color-
ing, accented her good points and played
down nature's mistakes. She's confident.
She looks like a winner.
Stop and think.
There's no reason why you can't be
someone's most attractive friend.
I will help you become just that
through this column. I'll answer your
questions and kee; you informed on new
products through interviews and
makeup demonstrations.
But, remember, there's more to be·
lng attractive than "paint and powder."
Questions should be addressed to
Vida Dean, c/o the Dally Pt.lot, P .O. Box
1560, Costa Mesa 92628.
,,,.141
pi'2' i=!l''S
Swirls and sweeps
of silks and chiffons
in Hanae Mori's own
limited edition prints
for cocktails and
evening. Her
signature
waterlily print
in blue and
navy for a tiered
polyester chiffon
cocktail dress 525.00.
Fine Dress Salon
See the collection
in South Coast Plaza
Tuesday and
Wednesday, September
29 and 30.
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.. Piiot Style Sunday, S.ptember 27, 1981
;Crowds gather
·for art's sake
By NORA LEHMAN
THE NATIVES WERE RESTLESS for some reason
at the fund-raising Ella Fitzgerald concert benefiting the
Laguna Beach Museum of Art.
Before the music began, supper was served in the
Irvine•Bowl gardens to patrons of the event. Among the
close to 100 who contributed $100 or more to help defray
the concert's costs were: Pat Atha, Bill and Judy Ban-
ning ; David and Donna Kelly: the Boyles, Ruth and
Jack ; Jack and Bobbi Linkletter: Ernie and Gay Bryant;
Tom and Zada Megonigal; Suzanne and Ted Paulson:
Sheila and Gordon Manne; Hans and Betty Lorenz : the
Parkers, Betty and John; Barbara and Nick Williams ;
the David Hirschlers; Sharon and Boyd Jeffries: Festival
of Arts President Helen P. Keely. the Alan Wieners ,
Barry Brief, the James Beards, Mark and Betty Soden,
Doris Jones from the Irvine Foundation, and Sam and
Bev Barnes.
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The Lyons, Molly, Curt, Wendy and Leon , at Ella Fitzgerald's concert benefiting Laguna Beach Museum of Art.
There were more: Gi p Durenburger, Harry Moon .
the Geoffrey Beaumonts. Herb Sutton and Susie
.. . McGeehee: Stephanie and Alex Robertson . Marilyn and
;~: Dick Hausman, Micheline Schwarzkopf and Jim Pick. '• '·· In addition to the individual underwriters of the con-
: cert there were bus inesses helping, too -Mission Viejo.
;·. Allergan Pharmaceutical and Koll companies. plus i!· ~·: Naturite, Inc.
1 If I hadn't been there I might have -in a pre-release ;· • -mentioned the name of the caterer. As it is. however . I
~" think the museum members and guests would agree with
me that he doesn't deserve any ink at all for the mixed-up
affair -except, perhaps, to quietly warn people not to
use him.
George Holstein's reaction to a good-natured com-
ment that he was pushing ahead of others was lo turn his
camel-haired back and growl that he'd been waiting an
hour.
No doubt it was true.
Curt Lyon and his delightful bride. Wendy. stood in
the dessert line so politely they almost didn't get any.
They didn't lose their manners. but there were certainly
a number or their seniors who did.
Hunge r and the mere thought that something like
dessert might run out seems to bring out the worst in
some people, no matter their dress or economic status.
Mercy. I'd hate to be in Cambodia with a number of
those individuals when a shipment of rice was being
dropped.
We were a lso very aware during the concert of people
wandering around, talking in a normal tone of voice and
loudly discussing problems with ushers . . .
Speculation? Do you s uppose it has something to do
with being outdoors? I Although I've been at the Bowl
when the audience didn't seem to be so unruly. 1 I doubt
that anyone would have circulated with such freedom in a
closed environment like a concert hall.
Well. maybe it was t he stars -or the moon. Who
knows?
Now, for the really great part.
Ella Fitzgerald did her well-known favorites with her
usual style -making everything old sound new again.
"Take the A Train," .. A Tisket, A Tasket," "Satin Doll"
. . . wonderful. Those who were listening raptly Cthe ma-
jority) rocked and cheered with the rhythm and the fun .
I saw Marla and Ken Bird at the Newport Harbor Art
Museum's Antiques Show opening several days later and
heard that the concert cleared $46,000. So. despite the
wanderers and the grumblers, the sheckels came in, and
that, to coin a phrase, is "the name of the game."
So, to J anet Eggers, fund-raising chairman and her
committee -congratulations for a job well done.
SO LET'S GO ON WITH the show: Any good fund-
~fueh as South Coast Rep's "Simply Sterling,"
Designing Women's "Twilight at Twin Points." a ny
Music Center event. or the Antiques Show at the Newport
Harbor Art Museum takes close to a year in tht> making.
I always think of s uch projects a~ comparable to
mounting a theatrical production lik e dealing with a
script. as in t he case of the Art Museum's Antiques Show.
the dealers being the cast and the committee acting as
directors. the preparators the stage crew .
Well . you see the s imilarity
For instance, from the moment invitations go out to
the dealers and le tters to the advertisers soliciting
catalog ads. to the evening the door opens to the first
guest. thousands of woman and man hours are logged
putting on the s how .
Hours were spent on the telephone by Gertrude
Thomas and Gay Bryant handling the concerns of dealers
-and each one had something.
An equal numbe r were spent by the catalog commit -
tee dealing wit h ad vertisers and patrons. printers and
contracts. editorial matter. Patience was the word for
people like Ellie Knox. Marjorie Cooling, Fran Paymar.
E sther Quick, Chris Marshall a nd Jackie Ballard.
Nancy Foerster. who was watching ever y penny and
considering the writing of any check go out a real
"downer ." reports t hat the Council's Antiques Committee
was able to turn over close to $50,000 to the museum's
operating fund.
Enjoying the show -even more spectacul ar than in
previous years -the food from Delaney's and the balmy
evening were 800 people . Among them Meredith
Foreman: Binnie Dixon: J ean and Henry Mackel : Randy
y -THES .LINEN TORE
The luxuries of life to live with.
Thank you Daily Pilot
for bringing us some style
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Rob Englis h : Patsy Gibson and Sue and Phil Morgan.
who told us a British story -one that points up the
Englis h penchant for understate ment.
The Morgans ha ppened to be in London on the day
Parliament opened. A taxi driver took them to a vantage
point where they had a superb view of the queen going by
in her carriage. the crown on a pedestal in front of her
and her sceptre so large allowance was made out the
back window for it.
Going to the Tower of London later in the day to see
the crown jewels they noticed there were two large emp-
ty spaces.
The crown and sceptre. or course•
In their place two small . discreet signs while
printing on black. They simply said "In Use ..
That kind of thing makes our babbling on seem so
so well. so "'babbly ...
Harr y and Diane Rinker seemed to be hovering
around that S200.000 Chinoiseric chest. and Corkey and
Andrew Dossett were examining china in the \'andekar
booth. Looking at paintings nearby Karl Copas.
Jo and Bob McLain were caught in the crush at
Malcolm Stearn's silver booth .
The Sheelys. Dorothea and Lin were found in the food
line. and together were Patrice Pinaquy one of the
show's judges and a restorer for the Huntington Librar)
and Lesli e Webb.
A good s how. e legantly done and rapidly closing in on
being among the top three in the country.
"It's the vetting that does it." says Laguna's ex pert
.1udge a nd appraiser , J ohn Gillett.
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FASHION AND THE BEACH :
Mildred Mead's Fashionables. a support
group for Ch apman College, kicked
off their 10th year with a super fashion
show -Adolfo -against the back-
ground of George and Patty Brennan's
marvelous remodeled beach house.
Well, it's not a beach house in the
sense that I usually think of a beach
house. This elegant abode is right on the
beach -ergo it's a beach house.
A Mexican feast, from margaritas
a nd nachos t o ca sse rol es ala
Fashionables were served to a hundred
or so guests, among them Nora and
Ch arlie Hester: Stan a nd Mary Lou
Molander: Fran Bury and Tom Swick:
Herb Sutton, in his us ual sartorial splen-
dor. with Sus ie McGeehee: Irene and
what's-his-name (Bentley'' 1 ( Explana·
lion -he's asked on several occasions to
be mish:lentified, but I thought uniden-
tified wo uld be better i: the
Schumachers. Ed and Floss and Myrna
Saftig, who shared the hostess chores
with Mildred : Vi and P aul Bender. An -
nette Hurwitz : Don and Lynn Osen.
Did I mention that himself was there
-Adolfo?
Delightful he is . Quiet. low key un
assuming very. ver y. very talented.
We sat outside on the lawn below the
house to watch the models come down
the stairs and cross the grass to circle
and let everyone have a good view of the
clothes. ·
How they m anaged to move so well
in that handsome lawn I'll never know.
But, then I have trouble crossing a room
without getting in trouble. No wonder
I · m in a we o f p eople who rpove
beautifuJly wherever they go. ·
The c lothes were, and are, im-
pressive to the ladies, naturally .
Elegantly cut with magnificent touches
like pearl and diamond buttons. But I've
never heard so many husbands "oohing"
and "ahing." I even heard a couple of
them saying things like. "That's
beautiful, darling, why don't you buy
som e of them'. ..
The wives reactions? A pleasant
s mile and a distant look.
They were s peculating about what
the reaction would be if they got ··some
of them."
It was fun to see the clothes in what
we could call the "real world" as op-
posed to the modeling ramp. They
showed to their best advantage among
the crowd, I think, and that says they
function well. , T
Enjoying 1981
Newport
Harbor Art
Museum Anti·
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were.
clockW1se, Will
and Gale
Layman With
Tom Swick,
Corky and An·
drew Dossett.
Gertrude
Thomas and
Randy Balch
and Mary Ann
Miller, Judy
McPhail and
Paul Vandekar.
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• Piiot Style Sunday. September 27, 1981
The Fashion Exi
Thil is our readers' f0$hion column which will anawer your fashion questions. PhOne the Daily AlOt. :C-6088.
Jacquards and Eastern border pnnts add up
to romantically folkloric ensembles.
'50s look
widening
By JEFF PARKER
Of the Dally Pilot Staff
Conservatism has swept the country.
and nowhere is that fact more easily
seen than in American men's fashions
for fall and winter
President Reagan 's budgets m ay be
narrowing, but lapels and ties will be
widening to the classic three-in ch
dime nsions. Cr ew-nec k sweaters.
classic-cut trousers <no fla re legs this
year> and ri chly textured herringbone
and tweed fabrics will be popular staples
according to a number of local experts.
"I could take my store right back to
the 1950s and no one would notice the dif.
ference," said Pat Marfey. owner of Pat
Marley's Men's Wear in Corona def Mar.
"We're talking about a very tradi·
tional look for this fall and winter.
Natural fabrics -wools and cottons -
will be very big ...
Victor Estebanez. manager of Mark
Schell Designs for Men in Corona del
Mar. sa'ys that the conservative look will
dominate men's fashion through winter.
"When there's a conservative gov-
ernment, we see conservative clothes."
he said .
'The money gets a little light and
people start cutting back on more trendy
things. When Carter was in office. things
went haywire. The government really
sets the mood for what men wear."
Mark Schell 's Designs for Men
reflects that new conservatism by focus-
ing on two-piece suits , and light pastel
shirts <blues and pinks > for winter.
Schell's ties and lapels are hovering al.
the three-inch mark. guaranteeing not
only an in-fa shion look. but a timeless
practicality as well.
Merona Sport ... the aotNe look for fall ...
"9lfect fof SOtufdayl <:. ~ daVI "*" and pants Ol'e «JO' cotton
In gieaf fat oololt.
Q• I have a brown velvet s uit with
• a matching silk blouse from
last fall. I would like to update
it for going to the theater this
year. How can I give it a 1981 look?
A• Accessorize your suit with
• touches of the new metallics. A
classic Chanel pump and soft
clutchable bag in one of the
new bronzes would be perfect. For real
elan add a paisley shawl over one
shoulder.
Q• My husband and I are going to
e the British Isles fo r three
weeks this fall. We will be
traveling by car most of the'
time. but have scheduled some trips into
London. We pref er to take our luggage
on the plane with us. What clothes do you
Forest green corduroy j acket by
Jaeger is versatile.
"The clothes that men are buying
now will be appropriate two years from
now." said Estebanez. "That look sim·
ply never goes out of style."
Steve Sullivan , sales manager for
Alex Sebastian Men's Wear in South
Coast Plaza, has found that the neo-
conservatism has reached even his "up-
dated traditional" look.
"Neckties and lapel widths are back
now." he said . "They 're right there in
t he middle of the road -three-and-a-
quarter-inch lapels and three-inch ties .
We don't have a pair of flared pants in
the store right now.
"We're offering a wide selection of
crew-neck sweaters for fall too. It's the
first time we've carried any number of
them, and now we've got maybe 30 per-
cent crew necks ."
Sullivan said m en 's outerwear.
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sukgest I take and how should they be
packed?
A• We suggest that you take an in
• terchangeable four-piece out·
fit , consisting of slacks. skirt. a
s moking-type jacket with an
obi belt and a camisole top. It should be
in one color black. navy. or brown are
good and of washable fabric. To this
add a light-weight turtle-neck top and a
wool one in the same color as the outfit.
a contrasting one and several easily
packable blouses. For extra weather
protection a full-length wool cape is
versatile and for a touch or color. as well
as extra warmth. a wool shawl. Blue
jean s. a couple of sweat ers a nd
matching jacket will see you through the
plane trip and the country-side. Add a
pair of the new low-heel shoes . some soft
boots and your shoe problem is solved
All this. with your makeup and ac-
cessories. can be carried in a hanging
bag, making boarding and leaving the
plane a simple matter.
Q• I just bought a black mid·calf
e wool-c~alli~ dirndl ~kirt with a
coordinattng parsley -print
blouse . I v. ould like to be able
lo dress it up for parties. How can I do
th1 ::.·.>
A• S~bstitute .\<>Ur paisle.\· blouse
• with a ruffled silk one in win·
ter-wh1te. Add a wide black
silk belt. Low-h~eled ballet
~tippers and sheer-textured black stock-
ings give it a new look A waist-length
braid trimmed black velvet jacket
would be a good invest menl
Heather, gray. red and. chestnut are predominant colors in these $60 Shetland.
wool sweaters by Jaeger. Crew-neck sweaters have renewed popularity.
jackets in particular, may be the only
truly creative trend in men's fashions in
the coming season.
·'The short. born ber-style flight
jackets are extremely popular now. and
we expect them to be more popular as
the weather cools." he said. ··we've got
them in silk , leather, poplin and cor·
duroy and they're actually hard to keep
on the shelf.
"There's a lot of variation in the de·
sign. Some have hoods. some have re-
movable hoods collar design varies
widely. The designers are free to experi-
ment with these jackets."
Although conservative is the look .
certain subtle adjustments will give the
fall and winter fashions a more contem-
porary fl avor. Shadow plaids -soft.
muted patterns -will find their way in·
to men's sports coats and sport shirts.
. "They're very muted plaids,''
Sulli van warr1ed. "Definitely not your
used-car-salesman look."
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Piiot Style Sunday. September 27, 1981 1
Rinses, cuts, diet make hair apparent .
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By PAT DUNN ..............
New fall wardrobes don't show a
trace of summer, but SW\· baked, dull
hair can stay around until Halloween ii
somewhat drastic meas ures aren't taken
ri&ht now .
Alfredo, owner of the Newport
~each salon of the same name, said his
solution to this annual problem of
Orange Coast sun and surf lovers is a
good cut or trim followed by a' natural
henna rinse.
"When hair is dried out by sun,
chlorine water. wind or anything else,
the hair strands actually open up. This
can be seen under a microscope," he ex-
plained.
A henna rinse and moisturizer fill
pores and put a coating on the hair
which results in a healthy sheen and bet-
ter appearance. Henna can be used with
perms because it eventually washes out
and doesn't cause more damage to hair
that is already damaged."
Alfredo re com mends using a
balanced shampoo recommended by a
stylist followed by a moisturizer. "The
best home treatment is to use shampoo
first thing in the s hower. Rinse, apply
moisturizer and let it remain on the hair
during the rest of your shower. Rinse it
off right before stepping out of the
shower."
He advises using a protein spray
before blow drying hair and brushing in
an oil-based spray before drytn1.
Alfredo, who recently appeared on
AM Los Angeles and two Merv Griffin
TV specials, warns •&alnst believing in
''miracle" claims by advertisers.
"I've seen people ruin their halr
with inexpensive hair colortna and get
disastrous results from UlinC the amall-
size rods in home perm kits," be said.
"It can cost mote to try to correct
these mistakes than to patronize a good
salon in the first place.··
Alf redo is doing a lot of soft perms
for women, with hair short over the ears
and longer in back. "We're favoring
more blunt, shoulder-length cuts that
leave the hair 'd,..ncing' about the
shoulders . Wispy bangs are still
popular."
Alfredo's male customers want very
short haircuts, no sidebums and some
request frosting for a "silvery" look.
Perms are popular with men too, but
tight curls are out in favor of a softly
waved look.
Lisa Prather of Templeton's Costa
Mesa salon, stresses that now is the time
for an overall get-back-in-shape program
to undo summer's danaage to hair.
"Follow your hair designer's sugges-
tions for a well-bodied shampoo and
moisturizing treatment. A protein pack
should be used at least once a month and
every two weeks for damaged or
chemically treated hair."
Ms. Prather, winner ofthe 19M Long
Sui table for all occasions
our clasSic black suit
goes anywhere . . . in style
sizes 5-13, $70.00
..
Pretty hai'r starts with a good home care pro-
gram and a quality basic cut
Beach Hairdressers· Guild 's grand
master's award and first place in men's
haircutting, said, "Everything's 'in' for
women when it comes to hair styles.
"Whatever mak es you feel
glamorous and gives you a glow is
what's happening. Long, short. curly.
straight -wear what is right for you '. ..
Ms . Prather recommends using
heat-shield or thermal c·ontrol products
to protect hair from further dryness
caused by hair curlers or blow dryers.
Gary Burdick, owner of a salon at
the '.'Jewporter Inn. maint.ii ns lht•
beat way to get over summer's coitrurp •.
rava1es is to "eat your way back to •
healthy hair."
Burdick said he usually tells people
to see a nutritionist when he notices that
their hair is in extremely poor condition.
··People try to oversell products as a
cure-all when vitamins. particularly B
complex. A and E , contained in a good
diet or some supplements. really w~
do more to improve the situation tJ\ao
anything else," he said.
Burdick also favors using avocado
on the hair. "It's a natural conditioner
filled with vitamins. Mayonnaise also is
excellent for lubricating dried hair and
controlling dry scalp."
Burdick, who counts Patricia Neal,
Vera Mil es and Bobby Riggs among his
notable clients. says hair st yles are
"wide open" for women this fall.
.. Fuller hair styles are coming back .'
again and very s hort hair is less
popular. Some styles resemble a l~l ·:
Life magazine cover~ But. styles are npt
as strictly established as they used to
be."
Burdick agrees that men's hair styl·
ing is geared toward short cuts with soft
perms for waves and sunlightening f <?,r a
frosted effect.
"A stylis t should always take a
man's facial features into consideration.
however. It's important to remember
that not everyooe has perfect ears'."
Topaz and Dlamond1. From our colorful collection. of precious and semi·
precious stone jewelry. A. magnljlcent blue topaz
of 13.35 carats fn pendant with four marqui.e-cut diamond•: $6,000.
8 . 7.37 carats amber topaz ring circled by round diamonds: $5,800.
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Make a Day of it!
Your visit to South Coast Plaza is just a freeway awllff '
When you arrive here, plan on experiencing all the wonderful stores that you would find
on New York's 5th Avenue, Miami's Worth Avenue, Chiatgo's Michigan Avenue and the
other world famous retail centers.
Even the restaurants and sidewalk cafes ate detighdµ1. •• in fact, superb!
Recently Opened:
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J . Jtuops & Son& f La JollaJ
David OrgeU f Rodeo Drive J
Miller's Outpost
Abercrombie & Fitch t HouitonJ
Comi1tQ .!em:
Rluoli lnterna.Honal Book Store t New York 1
Hliafln-Dau
Ait» Grey IBevef'ly HillsJ
ln1imatt Apparel
Dncamp1 fNew York. Parisi
SOUTH CQ\st PLAZA
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C. pendant with 6.11 carats amber topaz and diam onds: $2,195, In l8k gold.
Bailey Banks& Biddle
World Renowned /euielrn Since 1832
SOUTH COAST Pf.AZA. COSTA MESA
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Tram your eye The hemline is only one pan of overall balance
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Look to the waist. A cinched waist is the dMding line between
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Insight into N-M s Great Collections In this season
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ornamentation Use this as a gwde to route your
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wood tunoed easels. E1eo1nt
tbony enamel hnisll enhances
your colletted pieces
shows them 011 be1ut1lully'
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REAL CUA" ,llOTECTIDll
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Contain more .... i.e "'" sc11t thin tht natural wood'
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chut. trunk. Piel el 11.
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cloies manrus on top. bottom, 11da. L1t1111e
lovely p111ern on mattress coveuno show tllru-
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Wlll8 IOO«ll Booll posts
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13~· hi. Hold boou. records.
m1ou1nu neatly upright
Gotdtont metal: m If 2. 0 ,. •• (0•08428) ... 11.21
OIE·TOUCM ILIDE"I move llllYltSt appliallCH Wtlll tlH
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tullled r1yon•cotton w11h col·
1rful owl design 6 v,· x 5 \'i"
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caddy over closel rod 8 hang
clothlng T1per-des1on avoids
wrinkling Steel 5· wide
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DIY·rRnTY CERAMIC "FHL IUTA'l IEARD"
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1gant trealmenl! Charm · see" story tor tots Has pie·
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tor 1st gr1de thru 1211'1 grade
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hive cheery seasonal motifs
lovely greetings & elfin charm
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merry designs 25 cards on
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COFFEE POT LOOll·AllKE
prettily holds 1ns11nt coffee
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lid keeps 11 fresh Nice tor
sugar, crumers. too Crys·
lal·Clear ptunc tiandy spoon
included 4V.· n1gn . Q C.ltH Pll (17189) S1.41
ILICE HIOH PERFECTLY,
IAfUYI Handy holder has 18
st11nltss S1HI prongs to gnp
slippery onions. gu1d1 Mrle
1 for perfect. thin slices• Wide
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MAGIHTIC I Bright "Home
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happy note as magn11s hold
them prethty on stove. any
metal surface let el 2.
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cued bottoms Ill snuoly
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1110-saves ume fuss • Uni·
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food odors & musty smells.
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growths You never nave to
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hang them on 617" c 1ter1·1t11'" (83451) .SUI
lllTlllT Mii CAHY 111rn
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White. plastlc~oated wire. r
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(111702) ............ 11.11
COUPON SAVER CASE keeps
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shopping Sturdy envelopes
for 12 grocery groupings are
bound into purse·Slzt booll·
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notched pan elements
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writes on 1011. freezer wrap,
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on top. sprinllle with 1ug11.
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srons for weddin o. 1>1nlldsy,
etc Reusable
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A OUICI TWllT optns the "'°'' ablbllorn 1111 & l>ottla' HI-lever·
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tiny nall pahah bottle to big plckle
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fiberglass-resists up to 200
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hoses. pipes ~,-wlde
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:lfYER WASH WINDOWS!
iJust whisk Wonder Cloth over
any glass surface Special
ctiemicaJs resist water stains.
smudges Grut for windows.
mirrors. w1ndsr11elds-keeps
them sparkling' 10· x 17"
GJ111Clot11 (90456)$1.29
NO MORE "SOAP DISH JRLY"
when you keep Ille bar on this
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I ates-bar dries thoroughly 1
No drippy mess• No waste'
Chrome-plated metal.
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TllHTU WOllLY CHAlll
LE81; rungs. any loose wood
joints-without glue. clamps.
mess' .. Pen" inrects ammno
swelling agent that makes em
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1589091 S1.29
AMAZUIG MASTER CUTTER
CUTI AIYTHllQ from metal
to tissue paper-& never
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•EVEll HAMD·LAUIDER
HOSE OR LINGERIE AUINI
Do them safely 1n washer &
dryer w1tn nyton 1ersey
Wasner Cue! Protects lrom
snags, twisting! Holds up to
12 pr. Real time & work saver!
C Wull·CIH (81067) SUI
IUIAZllE FIUH PUIHYE IACI
lllUH for future ret1renc1. No more
dust-collecting piles I Book·lik• binders ot
lltavy fibtf11oafd kttp * nuaaziMI lllll & upright Oii your librery aMtf. Eacll holds
t2 or more iuuas. flit In lndtx Oft front& locate Ille one you w111t i111ta11Uyl Ordtf
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SUPER IOND-A DROP
HOLDS A TOlll Cements
metal. glass. ceramic. rub·
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plies lrom tuoe• No clamps-
sets in 1 min. Holds s.ooo lbs
pull PM sq in 132 bonds
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MIX Ofl MATCH IALll
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CHLOROPHYLL
CAIDLE llLU
lllOll• ODORI
-the tacttut way!·
As candle burns,
chlorophyll dw 1
llluir of tobacco,
cooking. paint.
pet & other un-
Pll!H•nt sm11111
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Rf PAIR TOIUI VINYL I SAVEi
L1qu1d Vtnyl·Mend QUICkly
drtes to srrono. pliable mate·
rial. No mixing' Mends rears.
burns. spht seams: vinyl. can ·
vas etc' 1 ''• oz
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{107931 $1.19
CAii OASHIOARD COMl'AH
snows true direction! Don't
get lost on unfam1111r. winding
roads' Bole! black letters help
keep you "on course· .. ,n car.
boat 1· di am Suction·
mounts ·
0 CtllPH (43026) 11.11
FOLDAWAY DRIU RACK
ENDS SPILLS IN CARI Flips
open to nold can or cup firmly.
Folds liar to slio 1n glove com·
parrment. Hoou securely into
window trick PtlSt1c 7''1 to .
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{13342) 11.19
PUIOHLIZED DOB MAT
can't slide' Dish st,ays stlil'
Clingy loam on top & bottom
hOlds last. Protects floor. too.
White vinyl 18¥1" x t 2"•"
St.ti jet's 111111.
:; Doi Mat
(P·,5658) .......... 11.41
ONE WIPE KEEPS FOG AID
MIST AWAYI Avoid accidents
due to poor w1ndsh1eld vision•
Chem ically treated sponge
helps keep windows mirrors
IOQ·1ree tor weeks'
,...., fet-Away
(64816) .. ' $1.11
DO•'T LOCI YOURlfLf OUT
OF HOUSE. CAlll Maonehc
cases n1de spare keys safety
Cling to iron or steel cache-
behind drain. under fender,
etc.Stet! 1 ~·x2v.· SttoU .
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FIVE YEAR UGHT IUll-ouaranteed to
bum brtghtly a luM 5 ye11s-orwe'tl replace
it lree! uboratory tested! Saves s ' s In
replacement costs; ends lrequeot ctiangino:
bulb-snatching! Ideal tor h&rd·to·oet·at fix·
tures Burns approximately 7400 hours-
outtasts up to 13 ordinary bulbs'
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COYER tops your flolld1y
talllt with colortuf Cflrl11mu
sctnts sprlnkteo with bright.
golde11 snowtllilff! A giant 54•
• 12· 1n w1pt-cl11n pluoc 0 '-11 CIHr
(88021) ... 11.41
CHUllT, CHUllT CHOU
PEOPLE light up your home
with a happy Chrtslmas sp1rrt•
Choice ot 3. each 3 h1
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2·YEAll PUllll HCllfTAllY
tucils '"purse or pocUl-hlS
2·year planning c1lendlr
pllone·addrtH section. 1111
code map: dates & dlla p1ges.
more! Sturdy vinyl cover au I colors. O Pt••er(l2213) 11.41
OUTDOOll TMlllllOIHTfll prus·
mounts lo your window outslde-
you read temp 1n comlort trom In·
side. Easy·rud1ng! Ptullc: 1-.·. 0 Otlt._..TH,. (87031) 11.41
"MOT FOOT" PAii 1111, t11t
...,. hi cold wuther! Give glow·
Int warmth on body con11e11 Trim
& shp in allots. Cus111on '"'·tool
Gr11t for any OU\door ectMIY' 0 llet fett(92304) .11.41
MEllllT TUU POT HOLDERS
have magnellc grips thll cling
to steel surfaces. Handy tor
holiday baking! Brightens
kitchen• Washable cotton
rayon Set ol Z.
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(0·90969)
CMllllTMAI HllYIH OllM
tutivaly offers snacks &
home·b1ked good1H at lloll·
day get·togethers Round
OISh. 1~· Oval, 1 t ~·
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PEllT YULE IOllT PlllS-
t e sl 1 ve lrtm lor holiday
hairdos' Super s1ock1no
s1utler for young miss' hi of
I 13 prs) with gaily enameled
signs 01 the season
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OllllAMEllTS are carved
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11m1 tags 111 lltavy p11nted
Slack r • 2.at• 111 strings in·
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IAllTA HOLDS All THE
CAllOl-in his holly-decked
sleigh' Greeltng Caro Holder
has room tor all you receive•
Merry decor to use year after
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I ICfllTED CllllllTMAI CAii·
OLEI tn cheery rad. green &
white 111 topped with sculp· turning your fr" info 1 winier
lured. h1ndp11nted yule de · wonderlano• Tw111 du1gn re·
Stgn' Plump vot1V1S perfect fleets every light Sall·lloolls.
for c1nterp11ct. etc. Crystaf·clnr plastic. s~·
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(0·42572) . IUt (0·43307)
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dows! Endsscraplngt Tru1ed witll
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tllTUL TllTMC(UTtMICUIU
CUWll Give sate. 1ure too11n11 on
111011 shell 111rt1c11. Jusl slip
over sllot1. boots Elastic band
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FESTIVE YUUTIDE TAILE·
COVEii toos yo11r holiday
table wnn colortul Christmas
scenes sprinkled w1tn b11gnt
golden snowflakes• A giant 54· .
x 72· 1n w1pe·clun plut•c
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CHUllY. CHUllY CANDLE
PEOPLE llgM up your home
wun a nappy CnristmilS spmt'
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tucks 1n purse or pocket-nu
2·yur planning calendar
phone·address section area
code map. oa1es & data pages
more' Sturdy vinyl cover
asst colors
::, PltHtr(92213) $1.0
OUTDOOll THEllMOMETEll press·
mounts to your window outs1de-
you reao temp'" comton from 1n·
side Easy·rud1ng1 Plastic 1:v.· O 011tlloor·Tlm111 (87031)11.0
"HOT FOOT" PADS , .. , IHI
n1111 1n cold weather' Give glow· ~ • ing warmth on body contact• Trim ~ & shp 1n shoes Cushion Itel. too•
" Great for any outdoor ac11v11y• C Hol Fool (923041 S t.41
MEllllY YULE POT HOLOEllS
nave magnettc grips that cling
to steel surfaces Hanoy for
hol•Oily bilk ing• Brightens
kitchen• Wuhable conon
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CHlllSTMAI UllVlllQ DISH
lest1vely ollers snacks &
nome·baked goodies u holl·
day geHogethers Round
0'1sh 7•;· Oval. 11 11 ·
Plut1c
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PEllT YULE IOHY PINS -
lest1ve trim lor hol1d1y
nairoo s' Super s1ock1n o
stuffer 1or young miss• Stl of
I 13 prsl with g;i11y enameleo
signs 01 llte season :: 1ony ,.,.,
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ORNAMENTS are carved
w1tn 1oyous nohoay scenes
-eaqu1s1te1y oeu11eo 10
1ewel colors•
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SUTA HOLDS All THE
CA ROS-in his holly·deckeo
sleigh' Greeting Card Holder
has room for all you receive'
Merry oecor 10 ust year alter
yur• Sturdy crattbouo 9' lg
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GIFT TAGI future 3 d1ller· OLES 1n cheery red green &
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t•me lags are neavy printed sign' Plump vot1ves perlec1
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;:::" ....... SUPER SPOHE STOPS FllOIT
~ lrom torm1ng on w1nosh1eld. win·
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1 I ITtEl TEETH CLUTCH ICE lllE
CUWll Give sale sure footing on
those shck surfaces Just shp
over shoes coots Elu11c band
ad1us1s to any size shoes
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turning your tree into a winter
wonderland' Twist design re·
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FOR JOHN R. BLOCK, Secretary of
Agriculture
What country buys the moet farm prod-
ucis from ue. and what are they? What
products do we buy from others?
-A.C., Trenton, N.J.
• Japan Is by far the biggest con·
sumer of American agricultural com-
modities. In 1980. for example,
Japan spent $6. l billion on our farm
products. Incidentally, our second-
largest customer was the Netherlands,
at $3.4 billion . To give you some per-
Co/fee, _ 0 $4 b//lion brew. spective. our total agricultural exports
.• in 1980 amounted to $41.3 billion.
Japan imports a variety of farm products from this country. Chief among them
are feed grains. soybeans, wheat. and cotton. As for agricultural imports that
we buy. coffee heads the list. Last year, oyr coffee imports amounted to $4.2
billion. or 24 percent of our total agricuhural imports ($17. 4 bUUon).
FOR SENATOR JEREMIAH DENTON CR.·Alel.
It hu been reported In the media that you favor the death
penalty for .. adulterers." Are you Mrioua? -P.A.R .. Wau•
kegan, Ill.
• With absolutely no basis in fact, that statement was
an attempt at an amusing anecdote by a Washington
rumor sheet last winter. I have never. of course. advo·
cated the death penalty for adultery. It is an unfortunate
fact, however, that adultery has put many marriages to
death.
FOR MARTHA WEINMAN LEAR. author of Heart·
sounds
What Is the m09t common misconception the public has
about po.tcardlac patients? -E.B .• Battle Creek, Mk:h.
• Many people think that postcardiacs are chronic in·
valids. This isn't true. My husband's case -repeated
heart attacks and a downward spiraling to his death -
was tragic but not at all typical. Injured hearts can mend
fully, and many cardiacs have gone on to enjoy normal
lives and normal life spans.
FOR DICK ClARK, host of lVs American Bandstand
Which of ycMat IJand.tand shows was m08t unusual?
-S.H .• Andenon. Ind. e In the late SO's, there was a transit strike in Philadel-
phia, coupled with a blinding snowstorm. At show time,
there were six kids in the studio -and bear in mind
that the show's large attraction was. and Is, a large
group of kids dancing. So. we had to ad-Ub the whole
show. We opened the studio doors and showed the
snow outside, then went out and threw snowballs.
FROM rnE •ASK"' EDITOR
• Jec:kje Onulia marked her 52nd
birthday by lunching with daughter
Carobne at New York's Serendipity.
Over chicken salad, hot coffee and
Iced tea, CaroUne gave her mom two
packages, which she unwrapped
(with much anticipation) at the table.
One was a woodcut print, the other a
lace·and·satin lingerie case. Jackie
reciprocated by buying Caroline a
baseball cap in antique upholstery
chintz from the restaurant's
b~utlque ... Peter Strauss lunched Peter Suauss: 0 romance in progress.
with Karen Allen (star of Raiders
of the Lost Ark) and, when their cappudno was served. hot and steaming,
Strauss smiled at the waiter and said, "That's the way we are." The remark
was translated to mean ~romance in progress" ... George Harrison's/, Me.
Mine, to be published in November, is th~ first autobiography of a Beatie.
FOR DERIN ALTAY. star of Broadway's Euita
Of all the people you've met recently. who hu made the
greatest lmpra.k>n on you? -L.P., Joplin, Mo .
• Perhaps Liz Taylor. I went backstage with a mutual
friend when she was In The Little Foxes . She ran over
to our friend and was effusive. Then she noticed me.
and she was back to being a star -quite withdrawn.
When we were introduced, she became yet another
"character" -gracious but restrained . I had seen three
faces of Liz in moments. and I liked all of them.
FOR ROBERT AIDA. Davs of Our Liues
Y0u play the very organized administrator of a medical
center on the show. How are you In real life, organized -
or not? -G.S .. Huron, S.D.
• I certainly am a very good organizer. In fad. were I
not happy being an actor, I think I would have sought a
career as an admin,istrator. My personality trait has paid
off on our show. When the writers saw I was very much
at home playing this compulsive character. they made
me even more meticulous.
FROM rnE .. ASK"' EDITOR
• Feature writer Jo Coppo&a, preparing a story on the
history of humor, placed a phone call to Red Skehon
on the West Coast. without whose comments she felt ·
her report would be incomplete. Jq who was phoning
from New York, was advised by Mr. Skelton's aide. ''Mr.
Skelton talks on the phone only to his wife. his daugh·
ter and me. Can you wait until 1982. when we11 be
coming to New York?" Jo replied, "I'm wrjting a news-
paper story -not a history book."
PRO Representative John uBoutillier (R -N.Y.).
member. Committee on Foreign Nfairs
PRO Ano con CON Representative Anthony C. Bellenson
(O • .ceilf.). member, Committee on Rules
American arms transfers are im-
portant in serving U.S. policy and
security objectives by providing our
allies, as well as our nation. with a
better means of self-defense. U.S.
anns sales especlaDy help to sup-
port American diplomatic efforts;
influence the political orientation of
recipient countries; malntaJn re·
gional balances; improve third world nations' self.
defense capabilities: secure American base rights;
and, of course. counter Sov~ Influence. Thus we
provide for the maintenance of international secutity
and achieve important national security objectives.
Should the U .. S. Sell Military
Hanlware to Third KW#d Nations?
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U.S. arms sales to third world na·
tlons have soared from $1.5 billion
In 1970 to $8 billlon today. Unre·
strained arms sales fuel regional
arms races, draw the U.S. into un-
wanted military commitments and
dtvert developing nations' scarce
resources from vital social expend!·
tures. On average. these nations
spend as much on military equipment as they do on
providing schooling and health care for their own
people. Moreover. U:S .-supplied weapons are too
often sold to repetstve r~es or end up being
11aded to oounlries we never Intended to support .
SAVING
SOCIAL SECURITY
Some 35 ml/lion Americans now receive Social Security.
But with inflation and an aging population, the well may run
I dry unless reforms are enacted swiftly.
Sy EtnNt Volkman
To Americans In their Goklen
Years -as polttidaru like to
caD peopAe over 65 -Sodal
Securtty lsn 't simply another
GOvemment ~ It's a lifesaver.
The payments offer them a modest
retirement Income, and the programs
Medicare provl$ia protect against the
COits of catastrophic Illness.
And IO, when the Reagan Admin -
lltratiosi earlier this year began to talk
of "cutting costs" In the Sodal Securi-
ty ~em. It didn't Ill well with the
many mlDk>ns of Americans now
receiving money from that system.
The polmcal reaction was immediate:
R.tlrees by the thousands bombarded
thatr ~ repramtattves
with protetb about what they per-
~ as Impending cuts In tha
checks. Even dcmwrals by President
Reagan hlmlelf failed to cool the
polldcal explosion, and a 96-0 vote In
the Republican-controlled Senate ob-
)ldlrlg to an Adminlstration plan to
Nduce btneftts sharply for wori<en
mtrtng at age 62 undencored the
polldcal m!nefteld that Soda) Sec:urtty
Npralnts.
But the fact remains that Sodal
Security fl In serious trouble,
aqateaed by I08l'ing colb and tax col-
Mctions that ann't Mcplng pace. Th1t
doesn't man that the IY*m will go
~ tomorrow, but unJaa there
.... IOmC b-* 1efurmt, Sodal Securl-
.:~ cannot pay Its b6ls wlhout Into general tax revenues -
or without a ma)or tax lnc:ru1e, which
~ out of the ~Mtldon.
TheN hat been much emoaonal
rhetodt lbcMd Sodal Sea.utty recent·
ly, on bodulda of the argument. To
git tome ldee of whm the mgument II
.. about, let's tlike I doea look at
wt. the F.dlr.a ~. moet
~ (lrxt .xt..q> IOdml pro-
wmn 1111 about, how • Qlne ~
-and whit's wrong wlh I .
The Sodll 5.ady /v:1. WM .,__t
In 1935, Md the Pft9W" ..tect col-
~~ tmr.et In 19'J7 Ohe max-
lmum rate then was $30 a year). and
the first Social Securtty benefits check
went out In 1940 ($22.54).
Today about 35 mllllon Americans
receive Social Sea.atty benefits and
115 mlDion Americans pay payroO
taxes to support the system. And they
are paying like they have never paid
before: Woricers this year are paying a
maximum rate of $1,975. Since
1975, outlays for Social Securtty have
inaeased by 81 percent. For that
realOn, Government economists now
estimate that the maximum payroU
tax for Social Secwtty will be about
$5,300 a year by 1986.
Troubles in the Social Security Sys-
tem began to show up In the early
1960's. Up until then the system
was for the most part free of economic
woes. But by the beginning of the
196011, It.was dear that Social Securi·
ty was being asaaulted by the same
sort of economic problems that
wracked the entire Amertcan econ-
omy -problems that have only wor-
sened lince. One Is Inflation: Social
Seaa1ty benefits, keyed to oost of bv·
Ing Indexes, are rtsing at a faster rate
than the abiltty of payroO tax revenues
to keep pace. Another problem Is de·
rnotJ'BPhics. There are proportionate--
ly fewer workers In the labor force to·
day, thanks to the end of the poll·
Worid War D baby boom. Slmply put,
people are living longer -and there·
fore eolllcting Social Secwtty longer
-and the proporUonate Increase of
woricas ln the labor force to support
them h.n't happened. (In 1950there
&~MIU.JOH CHIU>M .. IIIllD AND WIDOW!O MOTHERS ANOMTHIM
'~ Ma&..UDN l)CSA8! FD P1f:I ~A"'9 ANO
were 16 workers for each Social
Se.curtty rec.lpient; thls year,· there is
an average of 3.5 workers for each
recipient.
To grasp how all this came about,
one must realize that from Its birth ,
Social Security contained a number of
ambiguities that took more than 40
years to become serious problems.
Actually, Social Secwtty was con-
ceived In a shrewd polttk:.al maneuver
by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Faced with growing publk: ~pport for
something called the Townsend Plan
-an Impractical scheme dreamed up
by a man named Francis Townsend,
who wanted the Government to pay
$200 a month to retirees over 60 -
RooteVelt drumed up hls own
scheme. Roolevelt's Idea undercut
the Townsend Plan by setting up what
amounted to a trult fund -worbrs
wouJd pay Into the trust fund during
their working yea-s, then draw retire·
ment pay out of the fund, proportion-
ate to their c:ontri>utlons. What
R0098Velt was shrewdly proposing
was a Government-run "Insurance
program" rather than a Townsend·
type giveaway program, and Social
Secwtty was an Instant political suc-
c:e11. It teemed to be the anJWa to
the bleak future faced by so many
thousands of elderly workers In the
Dtpcaeion mt, a problem summed
up In the famous lament of the time,
"Too old to work; too young to die."
But as Rooeevelt was aware. Soda1
Securtty was not prec:iMly as he had
dac:rtied tt. For one thing, it was not
WIOOWl!D MOTHERS -ANbM'n11M
. IJtSAll ID WOMEN
-AHDPOUUS
DISABLED WIDOWS 4NOWIDOWIM
true that the money a retiree would
receive wouJd be linked to the money
he or she had put into the fund. Right
from the begtnning, Social Secwtty
was founded on the lmplidt msump·
tion that the benefits for the old would
be paid out of the wages of the
young. ParUally, th1s was polmcal pro·
tectlon; as Roosevelt once pointed
out, 10 long as the retirees depended
on payrol taxes leg6slated upon the
labor force, then the program would
be politk:alJy Impossible to ICl'ap (a
real fear of Roosevelt and his sup-
porters ln those days).
This was a perlect)y workable sys-
tem, as long as Soda! Secwtty re-
mained a reletively simple tyltem. It
didn't. Ortgtnaly, ll c:owred only
wori<ers In businas and Industry but
It was later upanded to include pro·
fasiona.ls such as doctors, the self-
cmpk>yed, mllttary penonneJ, mOlt
Government employees and agr1cul-
tural and domatic workers. Furth•.
the original .x>pe ol 1edrement
beneftts -monies Wll'e due only to
rrired people OWi age 65 Of thatr
a.In/Ivon -hM lk1Cle been~
~-Now, bene8ls go not· only to
,...... but Mio to tti. dllltiied,
~ill, and, ol count, elderly
Ylclmt of .... (unds Medbre, •
Sodal s.curtly Pl\'9Wll). Further,
......... t..'I ~ ... did;
tt'9y .. now b21111d ~
.. the C09t of IW\l ltlD.
Thebllpol ..... ~ ~to.,_ up n tt. .my lVlfl•
In the Sodal Securt,y TMt Fund. Thia
II f'9 pool ol mc11WJ ~ up ~ ._
Person• 85 and Over In the Population
(In MHHone)
1900-2030
........ Plrc:lnt
1900 3.10
1930 6.71
1960 16.68
1979 24.66
1990 29.82
2000 31 .82
2010 34.84
2020 45.10
2030 55.02
4.1
5.4
9.2
11 .2
12 .2} (P'ojec1lon 12 .2 baSad on
12.7 mldiutn
15.5 ~:r 18.3
elderly: The PraJdent's prescription is to reduce the number of Social Security redplents by raising the reth'erMnt age.
contributions, from which benefits are
paid. With some alann, Government
economists noticed that the trust fund
was being depleted faster than the tax
revenues were coming In. As benefit
costs began to e>eeeed tax revenues.
the Social Secwtty Administrmk>n
had to dip deeper and deeper Into the
reserve fund to make up the differ·
ence. & was only a matter of time be·
fore the fund was eaten up.
1bcre was no easy solution to the
problem. Even a large Social Securtty
tax increase during the past three
years has bereJy kept the wolf away
&om the door. The wolf Is not the
greed of retirees, as some· suppose
(nobody's getting rich on Soda1 Se-
curtty), but the Inexorable man:h of
d~. Simply, the percent-
age of older Amer1cans Is tncreastng,
a fact that undencoret an Inherent
weakness of the Soda! Security idea:
For tt to work , the nwnbs of wortc.s
must always be grater than the nwn-
ber of retirees. Right now, there are
barely ~ wodwn to keep ~
vast tyllam going, and by the e.ty
part el the next century. when the
post· World Ww D boom blbia retire,
the squeae will be even greater.
QuatlorlS conc:cnlng what's wrong
With th• Sodal Secwtty Syttem (and
whet to do about ., have bec:omc
mlud up tn IOmC Niiiy polllcal ha-
~ between R.publlc:w and De· moam In ~ wheN the ulti-
mete IOhaaon for the PfOblem Nib.
The beale WM tol.aCheci of not too
long ego when the Oepertment of
Health .id Human S.W. p .... 1t·
ed what ls normally a routine annual
report to Congress on the status of the
Social Secu.rtty Trust Fund. The
praentatk>n this year was somewhat
aJann1st, noting that as early as a year
from now. the fuod would be so de-
pleted that the Government might
find It dtfficult to send oUt retirement
checks until more tax money came ln .
T his po9llbillty UJ)9et Demoaats,
who accused the Republlcans of
demagoguery and lnsl9ted that
the condition of the trust fund
was l'lO( nearty as bed as dalmed.
Batdes. they noted. the Government
in a pW\c:h could dip Into general tax
revenues to pay Social Sec:urtty bene·
fits.
In fact, what all this posturing
means Is that nobody wants to take
the poltttcal rtsk of dotng something
about Sodal Securtty. There are really
only two roedt open: 1) nm. Sodel
Security tmca even higher; or 2) ...due. the future growth of bcneftts.
Ether choa 9"S'11I pollHcaly risky.
yet, the fact remains that Social
Secudty does Indeed need rdonnl -
reform• that have been delayed for
yan by poldcal timklly and __..
..W-delullon. In the view of moll
Gowrnment ec::onomllb and Con-
gJ lftlowial expcts on the Social
Securtry problem, hen .. the •·
tam'• molt glmtng weeam.-. and
IOrM poellbM Nl'IMCila:
•'the Socllll 5ecurttv tu II a
,.... , , ... tu: The tax, • flat per-
Clelat.lige tu wlh an upps lml, dll--
anNllll ... the poor, tlncl,
I
proportionately, they pay more of
their income lnto the system than do
the r1ch. The tax must be converted
Into a progressive tax of some sort,
based on Income.
• R..utd?one on outlkle earn·
Inga an unfair: The present law sets
restrictions on how much earned In·
come retirees can receive before thetr
Sodal SecUrtty benefits are reduced
-but excludes unearned income
(such as stock dividends or pension
benefits). This helps the r1ch, since
they are more bkely to be receiving
unearned Income ln rethement. If
there is to be an earned Income limlta·
don for retirees -and there ii plenty
of evidence to supst there shouldn't
be -therr It should ~ ~ equit-
able and not dbcriminate between the
two kinds of Income.
• Sodlll Seaa1tp .. not -ln-
WMCe ......-: Soda! Securlty as
lnannce • a pa111181at Am.rte.an
myth. The fact Is It has not been that
fc. many yeaos; the range of benefits
now avallab&e obYlously has little nda·
tlon to tax contrtbutk>n.s Into the
tyltem. Amertcans, contrary to popu-
lar bdcf, do not ~ bllCk ..,. money
they pay Into Sodal s.aatly; they
pay for the pmlloua germadons'
rettrea and an In tum supported by
the geMrltion of work.en t.hWld than.
•Sod.I =,... ··-accor ... to, not ...a: Al-
thoUllt the ~mn potrta out
thal Social s.aa1ly .. • "loo(' and
not a Jiving llow.nce, many Ntha
Niw no odMr Income and mUlt live
on Social Security exdusiveJy. But
given current payment formulas,
thoee people an forced to live fairty
dose to the poverty level. At the same
time, there are retirees recetvtng
Soda.I Securtty who do not really
need It, since they have accumulated
sufficient nest eggs foe their retire·
ment. Obviously, something ls wrong
here; If SodaJ Sec:urlty Is meant to
he.Ip people ln need, then It should
pay than~ to bw on.
But wtUle theM solutions may seem
stmpJe enough, acting on these points
would Involve sweepilig changes ln
the present system, and It Is unlikely
they will be consklered anytime ln the
ne.ar future. Instead, Congress will be
confronted fa!rty soon wtth the neces--
slty for some sort of Band·Ald ap·
proach, although the two most-dls·
cussed approaches are political oppo-
sites. One ls the Reagan Administra·
tlon approach. It ca.Ds for reducing I beneftts sharply for those who retiJ:e at ! 62 years old. and slightly for those
I worken retiring at age 65. The aim.
generally, Is to posqx>ne the retn-
ment age of most workers -68 ls a
commonly ditcusted figure -which
wlll cut down the number of retirees ~ and thus reduce the ftnandal de·
mands on the Social Security System.
The general approach of the De·
moaats, on the other hand, Is to
leave vlrtuaDy all the current benefit
provllk>ns of the law untouched and
try to get the ftnanda1 prob&em
stratghtened out ftrst. Plans include
dipping into still-solvent Social Securt·
ty trust funds set aside for such pro-
grams as Medicare or rep&enlshlng
Social Secwtty trust funds &om
general tax revenues, If necessary.
The problem will both these wkleJy
differing approaches, of coune. ls that
neither addraea the long-term prob-
lems of Social Security. h Is a polltical
fact of bfe that current retirees on
Social Security wlll not lose any
benefits, but what wt11 happen to the
next generation of workers when
they're ready to retire is another mat·
ter aJtu91tha. Further, both plans
assume that. the economy will Im·
prove. What If It doesn't? As long u
unemployment remains relatively
~ t the Soda! Securtry System Is
realy being hurt ---there .. fewer workers contributing Soda!
SecUl1ty taxa. (f.conomtlts atlrnaN
that each 1-pcrc:cnt incruM In the
unemployment na mans a Iota of
$2 bd!lon In Sodal Securtty tua.)
Plainly, eor. .... not dllpleed '°
carrying out any major OYChaul of
the Sodal Securly syam at the pra-
ent time, mainly because of unc=-·
talntla OWi' the pollttcal Wout. And,
.. Cor9111iailll a1dcl .... tire ol
pok'i&g out, no edmftlllnllon *'ce
Rooe.velt'• .. d.red to take the
polHrM .... of OY91'hauMng • ...,
chit ~ .... " not r-'Y wortmg ,rWwt, but keept rolng ... Ilona lr'lywllY. ...
• 'AMIUWllKU', llflt ... 17, 9' •1
Mrs. Eleanor May. Headache Sufferer.
"I had this throbbing
right on the top of my head ..
Then I took Anacin~
After taking Anacin pain reliever, Mrs. May's
throbbing headache was gone.
Anacin® has more pain reliever. Two tablets
of regular strength aspirin or non-aspirin products
contain only 650 milligrams of pain reliever.
But Anacin gives you more. 800 milligrams
in a special formula. Mrs. May got rid of
her headache fast. Next time you get a headache,
get the Anacin difference. Tablets or capsules.
Use only as directed.
Get t he
Anacin difference.
How Big Should Yout
Child's Allowance Be?
By Norman Lobaenz " H ow much allowance should 1
give my chUd?" has always
been a tough question for par-
ents to answer. In these infla-
tionary times it Is even more difficult.
When a record album can cost well
over SS and an ice-cream cone as
much as $1, allowances that once
seemed generous barely cover mini-
mum needs.
How much is
enough? "Most
parents do a good
deal o f sou l-
searching trying to
settle on a rea-
sonable sum ."
says Judith Da-
venport, a family
counselor in Santa
Monica, Calif. She
points o ut that
because family
financial circum-
stances vary so
widely. it Is Impos-
sible to anive at a
"typical" allow-
ance for specific
ages. (Since young-
sters under 7 have only a vague con·
cept of money. experts say. and since
teen-agers often earn money or use
allowances for major purchases, we're
talking mainly about 7-to-14-year-
olds.)
If possible, do try to give your chUd
enough to make minor purchases -
candy, school supplies, etc. -
throughout the week. Otherwise.
says Dr. Francis Roberts, an expert
on school education programs, the
key purpose of an allowance -to
teach a child how to manage money
-will be blocked. lf you can only
give a little , explain to your child
about your budget restralnts.
What's even more Important,
though, are the conditions under
which an allowance is presented. Al·
lowance-givlng generally falls into one
of four basic systems:
1. Tying an allowance to the per·
fonnance of household chores: A
child must do certain regular tasks to
collect his weekly "pay." This may
teach a child that moi"ley doesn't grow
on b'ees; but it also may encourage
the Idea that one shouldn't do any·
thing without being paid for It . When
a 12-year-old girl started eamlng
money for baby-sitting, she told her
parents she wouldn't do anything
around the house any more -she
dldn 't need their money.
!. Simply giving a child money
when he or she needs or asks for It:
This may MCm limp&er fOf the parent,
t • l'AMllY WUKL'I', ......... tt. •t
but psychologists point out that a chUd
who must always ask for money is
bound to lose some self-esteem. Also.
the youngster has no chance to learn
money-handling skllls.
J. Tying an allowance to behavior:
handing It out for good marks, say, or
withholding It for poor achievement.
Under this system, a chUd may view
money as a bribe or an emotional
weapon.
4. Giving a fixed . regular sum with
Tn.dl Smith
nothing added for good behavior or
withheld for bad: This is considered
by many experts to be the best
method. It helps a chUd learn the skills
of budgeting, encourages saving and
avoids the trap of using money as an
emotional tool or weapon.
Here are some additional sugges·
tions on awarding an allowance.
• Understand your own attitudes
toward money. This will help you
teach your chUd how to manage it.
• Accept the fact that a youngster
will sometimes waste money or make
poor choices with it. But it is lmpor·
tant to let a child make mistakes with·
out being endlessly aitlcized for them.
• Don't use allowance money to
bribe, reward, punish or conb'ol.
• Stop thinking of the allowance
you give your child as "your" money.
Once you hand it over, it is his or hers.
Don't pry Into how It is spent.
• Don't inflld your own money
hang-ups or problems on your chil-
dren. You may have t•es and a
mortgage to pay, but you can't expect
your child to worry about the future .
• Be reallstic about what the allow-
ance is supposed to cover (keeping in
mind, of course, what you can afford
to give your child). Parents who
remember two dollars as a "big"
allowance in their own childhood
must be aware of today's prices.
Ultimately, how a pmon thinks
about money {JOWi out of thae ,..
childhood upete.as. m6I
I II
Colgate
.
D7e make Now cigarettes.
Wlr And we say that tf)ey ·re
the lowest tar brand available.
We're aware. however. that
we're not alone.
There are. inf act. quite a
few cigarettes claiming to be
the lowest. We can imagine
how corifusing and annoying
this must befor the tar con-
scious smoker.
So we've done something
Box
....
•
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oet8fmined
Thlt Cipmte Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
to
to clear up the corif uston. We ·ve
put all the tar numbers of all
brands claiming to be lowest
together tn the chart below.
And the chart makes plain
several lnterestingf acts.
For instance. Now Soft.
Pack lOOs contain less than
half.as much_tar as Carlton
S...o.ft Pack lOOs.
Now Box lOOs ts byf ar the
lowest ln tarof all lOOmm
cigarettes.
And no cigarette ts lower in
tar than Now.
So if you want the Ultra
Lol)Jest Tar'" brand. theres no
corifuston.
It's here. And tts Now.
NUMBERS DON'T LIE.
NO CIGARETTE, IN ANY SIZE,
IS WWER IN TAR THAN NOW.
-BO'si-B5's;:'. JOO 's bo1; JOO's ~"I
No W Leu rllan j Ln• rllan O.Olmg lmg 0.0/11191 2mg
CARLTON I L.,.n tlla"
1 ,O.Olmg lmg· lmg 5mg I
CAMBRIDGE 0.lmg I l mg 4mg .. ----'
BARCLAY lmg lmg 3mg
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All tar numbers are av pei c1gare1te by nc methoa except Ille ooe as1e11skP.d 1°1
which •s av pei ogareue by FTC Reooi t Mav 81
BOX. BOX 100's, less thin 0.01 mg. "llf, 0.001 mg. nicollnl. SOFT PAC« 85'• ALTIR. MfftTltOt.11119-Y. 0.1 Mg. ......
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I Never Wind Up with
A Gotgeoua Blonde
concentrate on what the average daily
newspaper does In Its community.
Episodes have deak wth the prob·
lems of Vietnam veterans, drugs In
schools. the aged, tension between
police and minorities and political
issues. But we have never felt we had
to be a full-time documentary drama.
We injed humor into our show and
deal wtth many offbeat subjects that
are pure -entertainment. We don't
always have a happy ending simply
because there aren't that many happy
en~ in life.
I know there are a lot of real police
officers who Oinch at 1V police series.
I am happy to say that Lou Grant has
managed to escape that reaction from
most professional newspaper-rill
men. My fingers are crossed. . ~ By Ed ~
Fl lot of newspapermen will td
you that, with few exceptions,
Holywood has never made an
accurate ftlm or TV series about
the newspaper bu9ness. The excep·
lions In 6lms probably are the frst pro-
ductk>n of The Front Page with Pat
O'Brten, Coll Northllde 777 with
James Stewart and AD The ~
dent's Men.
I am not being immodest when I
say that Lou Grant Is the first news-
' Proud of their occurocy: Lou Grant's
Ed Asner and Lindo Keluy.
paper series to be accepted by many
ioumalists as a fairly accurate reflec-
tion of tha business. This is due to
the efforts of a lot of dedicated and
honest people.
I was a little skeptical when Lou
Grant was ftnt being developed. Al-
~ I had only a layman's knowl~
edge ol the business, I did not bdeve
that reporters always beat the police at
solving murders and ended up with
gorgeous b&ondes. I was assured by
the SJOUP that this wouldn't happen
on Lou Grant -and two vetmsn Los
Angeles newspapermen were actualy
hired to "'police" our 9Crfpts.
Our entire cast then visited news·
paper offtces throughout the c.ountry
to see for ourielves how they func-
tioned. Unda Kelsey (Bilbe). Bob
Walden (Rostl), Nancy Marchand
(Mn. Pynchon). Ma.son Adams
(O\artle) and I talked to scores of re·
porMrs, edlon and .ven newspaper
truck driven. We 11.arted the show
with the f~ that we knew tome-
thtng about the flCWIPAper game.
Wt reabtd wa could not be
1()0.pereent accurate about the Mria.
We hlld to a.low ouneJ\la dramadc
bcenM to tell our Ilaria. UM evcy
ott. butin... dwre are days and
CWt'\ weeks when the MW9pllPl2'
b"*'-Ila routine -even boring. W.
~ each tegrnent wtth • d.-
.. to be fmu.i Y'l lntea6ag to our
vt.wert. w. allo d«tded to fc:qet llbcMJt the
alleged ~ ol the ~ and
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Wife Abusers
Although attention has jocuaed recently on support
groups for the milllona of abwted wives, now there are
groups for the batterers them1telves-to teach them
how to break the cycle of ulolence.
By Bruce W. ffiost
Each week, a group of men
gathers in a second floor room of
a church in a quiet Denver
neighborhood. They represent a
cross section of society -one Is a
mailman. one a business executive.
one a policeman. Some are white,
some black. But they aD have one
thing in common: They are wife
abusers
without abuse." he says. "A safe
house is only a temporary solution.
The need ls for long-term changes."
One of thousands of men who are
realizing the need for change and )Oin·
Ing self-help groups is BUI D .. 30.
"Before I went I feh I was an ogre. a
monster." he recalls. "Going to the
group took a lot of pressure off me I
realized this was the ~osphere to
get things off my chest."
evitably escalate
unless help is
sought.
The group is operating under the
auspices of AMEND (Abusi~ Men
Exploring New Direction), one of a
growing number of programs offering
hope to the estimated millions of men
who physically abuse !:Mir wives.
The atmosphere BUI D. found was
both safe and anonymous (men know
each other only by first names). More
importantly. Bill listened as other men
talked about anger, anxieties and frus.
trations similar to his. For the first time
he realized he was not alone.
Frequently. a
wife abuser has
witnessed abuse in
his parents· rela-
tionship or suf-
fered abuse as a
child. Howeuer.
battering can and
does occur even if
the man has no
such previous
history.
Al counseling sessions. men find fhey can express feelings
they wouldn i elsewhere.
In recent years. a lot of media at-
tention has focused on battered
wives. and many women's groups
have set up "sale houses" to sheher
battered wives from their husbands.
But the batterer himself has usually
been ignored, or worse. thought of as
someone who is beyond help.
Yet the batterer Is not beyond help.
Recognizing this, organizations such
as Denver's AMEND. EMERGE in
Boston and RA VEN in St. Louis are
coming to his aid,
Boe Egan. a famUy-violence coun-
selor who began the men's group that
eventually became AMEND. believes
that most people in battering relation·
ships want to stay in those relation·
ships but improve them. "The reaUty
Is that both would like to stay together
At the meetings. the men find they
can express feelings they wouldn't
elsewhere. "It allows total honesty."
says Don H.. 29. a "graduate" of
AMEND. "I've talked about things
there I wouldn't talk about to my own
father or brother."
In addition to helping individual
wife abusers. these discussions of
domestk violence are also leading to
a better understanding of the prob-
lem. AMEND-counselors are able to
identify patterns among those who at-
tend the meetings. One insight that
has been gained, explains Chaer
Robert. an AMEND consuhant. Is that
often wife batterers don't think of
themselves as abusive. Counselors
have also observed that the frequency
and severity of battering almost in-
Members of the mens self·he/p group EMERGE roDv on I.he Boston Common.
Many batterers
dislike themselves.
"I never felt as good as the next guy."
says Don . Only when he struck his
wife. which he did once or twice a
week. did he feel in control. "It was
overwhelming. The fear I saw in her
eyes made me feel powerful. But as
soon as ii was over. my self-esteem
went right our the window ...
T he batterer also tends to I oelieve
in traditional sex roles. W tness·
Ing these roles cha~ in
today's society, he feels
threatened and reacts violently.
In keeping wtth their traditional
view of masculinity. most abusive
men are unable to express their emo·
t1ons verbaUy. ''I've talked to men
who can't ask their wives for a hug,"
says Tim Peterson, coordinator of the
AMEND groups. "They can't identify
any emotions except anger."
AMEND counselors and participants
refer to this habit of submerging feel-
ings as "stuffing it." Stuffing it is cen-
tral to the cycle of abuse that every
batterer goes through. The man re-
presses his emotions. the pressure
builds and ultimately he explodes and
sbikes out at his wife. Afterward, he
feels deep remorse and self-con-
tempt. The couple enters a period of
''heaf1Sl.and flowers," marked by ex-
treme tenderness, apologies and
vows to never do It again. But the
honeymoon Is short-Uved. Emotions
are submetged once again. Pressure
bullcls. The cycle repeats itself.
Breaking the cycle of violence Is
what programs such as AMEND are
aD about.' "There Is a feeling of
helplessness among the men.'' seys
Bob Lacrosse. an AMEND counMJ-
or. "Here they Jeam to t• charge ol
their behavior and their lives."
The men also learn to recognize the
physical signs that precede their
violent outbursts: rapid heart beat.
tensing of the jaw. slurring of speech
When they sense these warning signs.
they take "time our'" from the argu-
ment, dropping the topic immediately
or leaving the room.
Although many relationships can
be helped by programs such as
AMEND. the AMEND staff stresses
that it Is not in the business of saving
marriages "Obviously. the relation-
ship is important enough for the man
10 come.·• explains Chaer Robert.
"But that may change after he is here
for a while. The group may end up
supporting the guy through a
divorce.''
What AMEND is trying to do is to
break the man's pattern of battering.
which could continue to surface. even
after a divorce. in other relationships.
As Robert puts it: "Success is getting
rid of the violence."
AMEND doesn't work for every-
one. Some men find the talk too in·
· tense and painful: others feel uncom-
fortable In a !J'OUp. But for the men
who stick it out, AMEND has proven
extremely effective. Surveys of men
who have participated in the program
Indicate that the vast majority of them
have either stopped abusing their
wives or become less violent.
Bill D .. for example. recalls an
argument with his wife that took place
not long after he began attending the
meetings. At one point, he says, she
baited him. challenging hlm to strike
her. He was angry. ''But l kept cool. I
dktn '1 s1rlke her. It was taJly a 1111
thrill when I could do that." miJ
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Thlt 1nappv wool-knit set II an un-
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explosive tnaease In the diversity and
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-In elegant two-and three·pece en·
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alfemetlws to the rigidity of adts.
Bac:kpedceJs and outdom enthusiasts
wtD like the new rugged, chunky
swealllr'I and knit parkas. They're
long on wmmth and 11ch In earth tone
colon, and many feature tweed or
cable ltrudwes and nowlly yarns.
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1'here Is now a surge in the availabili-
ty of American yams, too, which cuts
down on the cost of production and
the ultimate price the consumer
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David Seiniger, founder ol the suc;-cessful knitwear firm Mama Christina,
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espedaDy the small knitting machtne.
whkh can tum out the look ol a hand·
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Arlyne Steiner. co-owner of Who-
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hand-knlttng talents, ~ that
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Wec:lther Fo1ecasts:
Ate They All Wet?
By Diana Browne "5 unny today, with practically no chance of precipitation,"
the weatherman announces
as you dress for work. Con-
fidently . you don your new shoes
and set out, leaving your cumber-
some umbrella behind. But by four
o'clock. menacing clouds are gather-
ing and raindrops begin to fall.
"Those rotten weathermen," you
mutter lndfgnantJy as you glance
down at your shoes. "Why are they
always wrong?"
Actually. in most instances me-
teorologists are right. According to
the National Weather Service, over-
all forecasting Is accurate 75 percent
of the time. But of course. it is the re-
maining 25 percent that we notice
and that frustrates both meteor-
ologists and the public.
"The problem with weather fore-
casts." says Tom Loftman, meteor·
ologist for KCRA-1V In Sacramento,
Calif .• "Is not Inaccuracy. It's that the
communication is not direct enough :
h comes over the teletype [from the Na-
tk>nal Weather Service), then through
the forecascer's hands. 6naDy out to the
public." By the time the public has
heard the prediction, It may be old.
What's more. often meteorological
data can be Interpreted In various
ways -and a weatherman's guess
may be wrong. As Dennis Feltgen,
meteorologist of KSTP-lV. Minnea-
polis, says, "You can put six
meteorologists In the same room
with the same data and probably
come out with six slightly varying
forecasts."
Adds Loffrnan. "You start off wtth
the globaJ data. comput.attons are
made, then theJe are the teletypes and
my observations. It's like making a
dedsion In a game of chess: The book
says this . the experts say that. and
then there's your own Intuition .
"But In the end." Loffinan says,
"tt's based on the seat of your pants.
and you shouktn 't let younelf get
suc:bred in by technology ....
Technology. however. does play
an important role In the gathering of
accuTate meteorological data. There
have been tremendous breakthroughs
in meteorologlcal accuracy with the
use of radar and satellites. But mo&t
meteorologists agree that the com-
puter has made the largest contribu-
tion so far.
"It's amazing, absolutely astonish·
Ing," says Loffman. "Satellite pictures
can fool you -they onJy teU you
what's happening
now. But the com-
puter takes you into
the future. It actually
forecasts patterns
rather than just
stating them."
The danger. he
says, comes when
you rely on it as
gospel. That can
result in sloppy
ecasting --And
many forecasters
unfortunately do fall
asleep and faU to
recognize It."
Feltgen feels the computer has
been helpful but that "it still has bugs
In it. There are problems with math·
ematical analysis and technological
limitations. And thefl it can only be as
good as it's programmed."
"It would take 24 hours for a com-
puter to absorb and digest all the
detailed Information needed for a
near-perfect forecast," Loftman ex-
plains. .. And by the time that was
done , what would you have? Yester-
day's weather."
But regardless of these drawbacks,
progress In the areas of radar. satel-
lites and computers wtll continue.
"We won't have as great an improve-
ment In the next 20 years as In the last
20," says Bob Werner of the Na-
tional Weather Service, "but there
will be advances." A n'™1 radar called Doppler ls aJ.
ready enabling forecasters to isolate
specific weather developments wMch
can suddenly change forecasts.
Most meteorologists agree that one
of the most needed Improvements Is
better commun~tion between fore-
casters and the public. specifically,
better terminology for explaining the
weather.
As Loffman puts It. "How many
people actually know what a cold
front Is? They're not hearing what
we're saylng."
Still, the experts ·are hopeful that
one day progress will cetch up with
the weather -and new shoes won't
always ~t caught In the 1111
ratn. l&i:I
• .......... Th .• .r ... _ win. e press has made '. :-.:...~.., '...;.. '":''. . ~~T·• Secret.aty ol the Interior James G. ·=.. -.• : ·.
Watt into one ol our most contro-
wrsial public figures. But what all
the furor tends to overlook. as one ----. --"'. --.-, ~ White House aide puts it. is that Watt's .. jfrm agenda ... ~ to~ .Jtored by
the President of the United States." We agree dust the Secretary has moYed boldly
toward a better balance between environmental and economic concerns. He has
moYed to olfer more ~ for oil and gas exploration olfshore and In Alaska. to
ease coal mining on federal lands. and to curb the government's apeetlte for locking
up more and more land.
''ft must be Procec:t the Alligator Week."
H~ klue. 1be Secretarv•• actions could mean mon domatlc
...._, ud 1eM depe11dace oa fonl9111 oU. "We may haoe only IQQtched
the llUr/au ti the OCl8t enef!DI potmdoJ ••. ti our Outer ContJnental Shdr, Watt
Mid. Right on. ...._ ..._ 4 percent ol this potentially valuable land has been
luMd to oll eompanla. 1be U.S. Geo&ogkal Survey atan.ta that the OCS
alOM mmy COIUJn up to 43.5 billion bunl9 of u.ndlecovaed recoverable
oil ADtold. lftheflgmasec:orrecs. mough~ollandnaturalgas
could be recowred in the U.S. to lMt b 25 ..-. • cunat levela ol COMUDq>-
tion. Andc:o.r?Thae'•a rhc>ulUln olit: 1.IOOtone of recowrableraavnfor
way--., wa M ..ct ct.lldla ~-..a•lh to IMtcentml•.
Sperll of rueoa. What about protecttng the environment? Secretary Watt has
Mid he auppcNta ~ environmental c:ontrola. He also proposed impnli'ling
run-<lown nadonal parks, and asked for more money for wetlands and fisheries.. "I
11.ste:n to the miners and timber c:utkl'S," he said. "os well os to the preservationisis.''
AppaNntly, some of hls critics haven't really been listening to Watt
1911 oe ... To ..,._ end th. envlronn!rient. Thlir'• Wat·
aw Watt'•-.. ,,... His objedM: to "tum ooer the
btda to /tlbne feM» cdlcNliS ln bdter c:oriidftlon tlton a.ohcm I
/otllttll lltne ... ~words b a guy who•• suppoeed to be
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tltc Wat ... I lc:noeo It wldt the bitter ~ ontJ the
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t~ oil mcpknllon on federal lands. and 70 percent approve of
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What makes a .
Patty Poopet Tick?
By John E. Glbaon
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. Studies show that most people's
pet peeves are other people. whose
actions and attitudes are Insufferable.
2. There is a definitive profile of an
antisocial person.
3. The narcissistic personality is too
complex to characterize.
4. The chronic bonower shares
some of the less desirable charac-
teristics of the antlsodal personality.
5. The "kUljoy'" never has been fully
understood.
6. If you have to come in frequent
contact with a genuine, dyed-lh-the-
wool know·tt ·all personality, he has to
be high on your Ust of pet peeves.
ANSWfllS
1. True. Ranking at the top of the
list of people who qualify as annoying
are the frankly ant1sodal characters,
who dislike others as much es others
dislike them: the killjoys. the spoU·
sports who seem to derive ~
from discouraging those around them
from having fun or really enjoying life:
the chronic borrowers who specialize
In borrowing things you don't like to
lend and conveniently 'forgetting'. to
bring them back unless forcefully
reminded; the know-It -alls, who
always know more than you do: the
narcissistic personality. whose love af.
fair with himself Is so consuming that
he has little consideration for anyone
else.
2 . True. A New York University
study of this personaltty type -who
can qualify as a pet peeve for anyone
who Is forced to associate with him -
provides a definitive profile. He is
described as emotionally Immature.
detached, egocentric, selfish , de-
manding. exhlbttionlstic, impulsive. Ir-
rational and destructive. This per·
sonaltty type is dominated by prtml·
live drives, which are acted out fre·
quenttY. and the explanation for the
antisociaJ attitude and behavior is ex·
temalization of blame onto others.
This type Is typically unable to love
othen and falls to fonn anything ap-
proaching a real relationship. Often,
the study showed. the antiso9a) ln·
dMdual's parents have been found to
exhbit andsodal tendencies. They
provtde the modaMty for the child.
3 . FolN. A University of California
study dtes findings defining the nar·
dssistic personality by the folowtng
charactcriltic:s: l) grandl09e sense of
one's self.Importance; 2) preoccupa-
tion wtlh fantasies of unlmtted auc·
~I power• brilanc:a: 3) cxhbl-
donltm i 4) *POI*' to attldsfn. tndd·
fcrcnce or ~ either wtth dJein.
tnat or with marked fedngl of rage
or humiliation; 5) entidement: ~
te • fAMtl.,Y WlllO.Y. 11•11 ••e ff, "'1
special favors without assuming recip·
rocal responsibilities: 6) expjoltadve-
nes.s; 7) relationships affected by lack
of ability or desire to respond with
sympathetic understanding to others'
feelings.
4. True. As the University of Calif·
omia study makes ~, the chronic
borrower -who often conveniently
"forgets" to return what he bonowed
-shares at least some of the least no-
ble characteristics of the antisocial per-
sonallty type in that he is extremely
selfish, Inconsiderate and demanding
of others. And Stanford University
studies show that one of the most ef.
f ectlve ploys used by the chronic bor-
rower Is what psychologists term the
foot·ln·the-door technique. For It has
been demonstrated that getting a per·
son to comply with a small request
makes him much more prone to com·
ply with a larger one later. So. after a
borrower has gained a foothold, how
do you cope with him? Simple. You
start borrowing from the borrower .
This disconcerts him. And while you
have him off balance, ask him for
things you know he will be extremely
reluctant to lend. He'U probably take
his business elsewhere. •
5. False. One of the most definitive
cllnlcal studies of the species ever
undertaken was conducted by the late
psychiatrist Dr. Edmund Bergler, who
provides six descriptive signs of the
"killjoy attitude": 1) the killjoy is not
conscious of being one: 2) he lacks
the emiable sense of humor built on
the principle of llve and let live; 3) he
commands regularly a biting irony
directed with venom against people
who heve eny kind of harmless fun:
4) characteristically. the killjoy Im·
presses one as a depressed person: 5)
the killjoy seems to derive surrep-
titious plea.sure from 'freezing' other
people. either by pointing out in a
derogatory way the low level of their
fun or by conspicuously not laughing
at their jokes; 6) he gives the Impres-
sion of a stem govemes.s, confronted
with a bunch of silly children.
6 . True. The dogmatic know·lt~aO
personality ls sure he's right most of
the time -and the rest of the time
he's equally certain that you don't
know as much as he does about any-
thing. Overbearing, dictatorial. with
an open mouth and a dosed mind, he
ls not the kind of person you'd care to
be shipwrecked with on a desert
Island. In fact, you'd prefer that he
went down ~ the ship. A Falrielgh
Dlcklnson University study cites find-
ings characterlzing him as intolerant of
others' bebafs unless they agree with
his. He is •self ·right~. with llnJe
regard for the fallngs of 6theB and
a negad\le regard for most peo-r111
pie. .,
Lazy Millicidii'i.ire Wants
To Share The Wealth
You think you've aoc problen11?
Wdl, I remember when a bank
turned me down for a 1200 loan.
No.,. I lend money to the bank -
Cmificacn of Dtposl1 at SI00,000
• c:nck.
l remember the day a car dealer aot a little nervow b«awe l was a
couple of months behind in my
payments -and rcpos~ my
ar. Now I own a Rolls Royce. I
paid S4l.OOO for i1 -cash.
I remember the day my v.lft
phoned me, crylna. because the
lancllord had shown up at the
house, dcmandlna his rent -and
~didn't havuhc money to pay 11.
Now we own five homn. Two
arc on the <>«an front In Cal.ifom1a
(I use one as my office). One is a
laltdront "cabin" in Washiqton
(that's where we spend the whole
summn -loafina. fishlq, swim-
minJ, and Wlina). ~ is a condo·
minium on a sunny beach in Meli·
ic:o. And one is snuaaled naht on
the best beach of the bes1 island in
Hawaii -Maui.
Riaht now I could sdJ all 1tus
PROOF!
Doe•t take •J word for it. n.e. en aaT'ptl fro• ar-
ddes ta ww1,., m utd
m•priMI:
n..:
He only woru halt tllt year In hil
Runn1n1 offict on Cahrornia '1
Sun~ Btacll, 1114' tvcn whtn ht'l
then lw JM' m short houn .111
othtr WOl'lh. J0t K.arbo. '8, u th<
PfOIOt)'PC for . "Tht Lill~ Men''
Wry 10 IUches "
.... n..:
h 11 all llOCltSI? A man wllo h11
done bllliMss with ham '-'Y' Katbo's
rtfKll&Uon ti cacdlcru. 111d 1hal ht
lw inanaecd to condliCI m111ually
bcncficial deals "'11h him With
nothin. but a bMd1h1llc and an
oral.-•
W &111 10 bf rid!' T akc my advicf
and follow hll.
..... HmM-4-W..:
TlK book lw ctr.wn hundreds of
kttaf from persons who have prof.
Iced by it.
lMA .... .._...~:
All uapruClll IOlll millionaltt, Jo<
Karbo of Hva1•00 ~ I~ 1
vibrant. UYinf tarilnonial to hU ift.
1dltallal, pl'lllJMllc COflvicllon.
r..,._.
Alttt bOwdnl around allow bll,
idvln leilll, llld real Dl• C, be 8'lede
llb fonuM ... I.Ml yui <197Z> be
niedtW0.000
......., Maldlis o,,a. t1":
Maytjt J~ Ksbo Ml tlM JCCM.
Dolt'! )'Oii tlllnk You OM II 10
)'OUl"ldf lO rand OOI what k II all
about' .. I jUJI ftnlthed " -ud
1 • • ore on a vacecion mytdf. °" .... ldea1 ................ ,
~·· cwotrUWMd IM l*b lO
rick\ for llM lazy -·
Tliea-Otyte.:
He priftu ••ftMl!t• Uu "M°"
IJeOpM 1tt 100 bv•y .-nln1 a IMn1
to ..u .. ,, ~· .. Ht lflould
ll•"'f 8ddld that 100 may peopk
IMw dayt ar. too blny ftf1Wli a
~co4o-r-...
property, pay off the lllCJnlll!'S. -
and -without •ouauns any of my
odm imatrncDts -walk a-y with
OYer S750,CD> in cash. Bui l don't
WW!t lo Jdl, because I don't think of
rny homo IS ''inYalrnCDU.'' I'~ pie
other real rst&le -and SIOCU,
bonds, and cash in tht bank -for
lhal.
I remember when I lost my job.
Beauw l WIS head ova he-tis In
debt. my lawyer told me tbr only
thina I could do was declare
bankruptcy. He was wrona. I paid
off every dime.
Now, I have a million doll.at lint
of credit; but I still doo't have a
job. Instead, I att up every week·
day momina and decide whecbu I
want to go 10 work or 001.
Sometimes I do -for j or 6 hours.
But about half the time. I dodde to
reacS, JO for I v.alk, WI my boat,
swim. or ride my bike.
I know what It's like to be
broke. And I know what il's like 10
have ever)'1hina you want. And I
know that you -like me -can
d«idt wh ich one h's 1oin1 to be.
h's really as easy as that. That's
why I call it "The Luy M&n's Way
to Riches."
So 1 'm aoing to ask you to send
me r.omcthin& I don't need:
money. Ten dollars 10 be exact.
Why? Beausc I want )IOU 10 pay
anention. And I fiaurc that if
you've 101 SIO invested, you'll
look over what I scftd you and
decide wlu:ther to send ll
back ... or keep ii. And I don't
wont you to kttp h unlns you
air« that it's wonb 11 least a hun-
dred times what you invested.
Is the material "wonh" SIO'! No
-if you think of it aJ paper and
ink. But that's fl()( what I'm sell·
iq. What I am sdlina is Inform•·
tlon. Mon information than I Jive
when I'm paid SIOOO u a 1uest
spaker. Morr infonnation than I
al ve in a one-hour consultat Ion for
S300.
Bui you're ttally not risltlna
on.y11Wr1. Because I won't (ash
your check or money order ror 31
days ofttr I've sent you my
material. That's the deal. ~IU'D it
in l 1 days -and 111 ICod tMlck
your check or money order -un-
cuhed.
How do you know I'll do It?
Well, If you rally want to be on
the urc side. pottdllae your dlcck
for 1 month frona today -fJhu 1
llddltloMf ...ts. That'll afvc you
plenty of time to receive it, look It
over. try it out.
I know Wbal you're thinkln1:
"Ht aot rich 1dlin1 people how to
let rich." The tnnh Is -ud this
is 'vcey imponmt -IM ~
befon I .tlartd "The Luy Man's
Wa:y to Rlchn," my income wu
SJl6 .. ~. Aad what l'U M'lld you
rdh J111t bow I made thM tlDd of
money ••• -orltlft& 1 few boun a
di.)' ••• about I months °"' of the
701·
It ..... require ..... ioft."
I'm a bilh ldlOOI Plilktllt·
It doe911'1 nqairc 1'caohal."
RC!Mmbs I WU up to lllY n«k ln
debt wtMft I •U'led.
It dolal't require '1\d." ··~ hlld fftOIW tt1111 my ihari. lul I 'in
noc ~ ~ lMI )'Oll'U make
ae m9dl lllOM)' • I hlw. And JOU my~-..1,....., ...
one man~ used that principles, 'Wew, tc '°8 wOftl!'
worked hard, and made 11 million "Oddly mouah. I purdwed Lazy
dollars in I YQn. But money Isn't Mail'' Way to R.iches soc,. sUi ~hifta. months q o, or so, read it .. and
It doatl't ~we "talau." Just rc:aJly did nothina about it. Then,
cnouah brabu lo know what 10 look about thr« wcdts aao. when I WU
for. And I'll tdl you that. rc:aJJy 1atin1 ckspcrate about my
It doesn't rrquitt "youth." Ont financial situation, I remembered
woman I worked with is over 70. i1. re·read it, studied It, and this
She's tnveDed Che world over. time. put it to work and WOW, it
rnakina all the money lhuecds, do-don world Doesn't take much
iq only what I tauaht her. time, either ... I auess some or us
II doesn'1 require "exptricn«." just have 10 be 11 a wvcre point of
A widow in ~ bu been dapcntlon before we overcome
avcrqj.na $2$.000 a yar for 1hc the uhima1e laz.iMSs. procrutina-
put j years, usina my methods. tion ...
What docs ic require? Bdkf. Mr. J.K .• Anaheim. CA
£nouab to takr a cftanct. Enouah Me* SM, ...
10 absorb what I'll send you. "A S70,000 thanks to you for
Enouah to put the principles Into writiq The Lazy Man's Way to ""'~· If you do. just that -JUcha. That's ho,., much I've
nothina ~· noth1na less...:;_~ made ..
results will be hard to ~. ' "l use this extra income for all of Remember -I auarantec 11. be ood th" • tif · You don't have to Jive up your 1• I 1~ m c, ~IC vaca·
b But be k' UOIH, classic automobiles, ccc. • '° · you mayJOOn ma '"I Sooo I b01)t' to make enouah to to much l1lOM)' that you'D be abk . to. On« apin _ 1 cuarant« ii. qwt my rqu~ job and devocc full
r know you're skeptical. Well. time to •• mak.ina money lhc easy
~t arc some c:ommcnu from Other way· · ·
people. (Initials have bml used to Mr. D.R .• Ncwpon ~ach, CA
'l'fO'l«1 die wrt.cr's priqcy. The SMI-.. .._ .......
oriJinals are in my flln.) I'm sure "TttO yean 110. I mailed you ten
th.al, lite )'OU, tha< people didn't dollars in shcc:r desperation for a
believe me c:itber when they dipped bcucr Uic.,. .. Onr year 110. just
the coupon. Guess they fllURd out of the bl~ sky, a man called
1hal. since I wasn't aoina to deposit and offered me a panncnhip ... J
their checb for 11 last 31 days. arosscd over $260,000 cash
they had noch.ina to lose. business in dcven months. You an
They were riaht. a God sent miracle 10 me."
Artd Jwn's wltal tlwy 10lltld: B.F., Pascaaoi'ila. Miss.
•Made. S5t,tff J••t fooll•a ·~ ... ~,.., lhlft'
.,..... "I ordmd Lazy Man's Way to
"In February 19?4 you sent me Rk:ha in Juoe ... by Scptanbcr, my
(for 1cn bucks) yO\lr Lazy Man's cwm was laW>dled and has aone
Way to Riches. Since then f ha\'c aadll'y upward evtr since.''
made IJ>~Oximat~Y '° arand Mrs. 8 .A .• Walnul Creek, CA (Sj(),000) Jus& foolina around on
the basis of your advice. You S«.-1
really am lazy -ochcrwUe I could
have made 50 million! Tba.ak
you!"
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mtke N0ttl1:
Ace of the ·A'a
By ffiatk Goodmon
W hen Billy Martin's brash
Oakland A's head for the
American League playoffs
next week, their hopes wU1
ride on the tender young arms of
ba9eball's finest aew of starting pitch·
en. The ace of the staff Is right-hander
Mike Norris. last year's runner-up for
the A.L. Cy Young Award and, at 26,
seemingly an overnight success.
However. Norris's rise to the top of
hurling's hierarchy reads more like a
nine-year odyssey of travels and tra-
vails straight out of
Homer.
When Norris came up
to the A's In 1975, then
manager Alvin Dark said
ol his rookie pitcher, "I
look at him lilce Jeremi-
ah. He's a prophet sent
down to save us ." Derk
h1mtelf seemed prophe-
tic. The young man from
the ~ Allm<n dl&tr1c.t
across the Bay. with his
92-~-per-hour fastbel
and dancing taewball.1 seemed marked for~
ness. Surely enough, on c
April 10 of that season he 0
1 became the 35th pitcher
In major league hlslOJY to ,
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throw a shutout in his r
debut perfonnance, a )
three-hitter against the I
Chicago WhJte Sox. G
bl his second outing,
he surrendered only one
hit In 9eYefl lnnif9 to the
Kansas City Royals.
But on AprO 30, he was under the
surgeon's scalpel for removal of
caJdum deposits from his elbow.
Thus began a four-year period that
was the sort of n¥.Jhtmare that makes
melancholy trivia questions out of
erstwhile baseball phcnoms. Norris
began that awful nocturnal shuttle -
hastily packed bags. motels wtth wire
coathangers -between Oakland
and Its farm clubs. The unkindest cut
of al came In 1978 when he was sent
down to the ~ 0ty A's ol the a. AA EMiin t..gue. A. Nontl re-
called. "I wasn't getting a chance to
pitch. and when I did, 1 would get
hurt. Anally I said to m}'Mlf,. 'How
b1g wn I !f*'91o go ~ wlh
this?'" Not. • -·119d, b wry long. tM won only 11 .....,_ tor o.ldlnd In
four years wwl was tumed down
wtMm he ~ a raiM on ..
S22,000-e-year talery. He was
...... -and """9-wllh raa..
disregard for life and precious occupa-
tional limb. "I used to get a k1ck over
how hard l could throw," he says.
"without taking Into consideration
what 1 was doing to my arm."
As for his mind and the ~ of his
body, Norris concedes, "I was wild. I
couldn't watt to get off the field and
have a good time . I was single and I
had a few bucks In my pocket. I was
young, high-strung. overconfident
and unappreciative of life. And I won-
dered why I wasn't pitching well. I've
learned that you can't expect to do
two things well. It t~ 26 years. but
Hold the phone! Thanb
to hit dcuoltatlng ~
boll, Noma might be tM
top pitcher In the Amerl-
oan League.
rm ready now to accept my responsi-
bilities. I have a heart of gold, but be·
fore I was onty concerned with me.
me, me."
With a little help &om manager Billy
Martin, and a lot from Billy's sidekick,
crafty pitching coach Art fowler, Nor-
ris made the mtraculous turnaround
that saved him from balebal's boule-
vard of broken dreams. He learned
not to throw hJs saewball so hard,
tamed his fastball just a mite and came
beck fkfng in 1980. By season's end,
he had a sumptuous 22-9 record, and
was second In the league In earned
run Ml8lgl. OOt•_.. glll'nll, Innings
pld.t and.....,., Ha., prov9d
hlrnlel &o be a splendid aD-mound
athlek by wln'*'9 the Gokl GoYe
Award for ftlldklg cxcdence. But he
ftnllhed second to Stew Sb'8 d the
8alltrnore Orioles ii ~ for. the
Cy Young Awsd beeaule at.. vaang
wrtlin unaccountabli; 9lONd him af..
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Norris receives congratulations from Rick Langford, whom
Mike calls the A 's best pitcher.
together on their ballots.
ln this, the season that will
bve forever In the chronicle of
asterisks, Non1s picked up
right where he left off last
year, responding wih an·
other sparkling record, in·
eluding a b1> to Cleveland for
last month's belated All.Star
Game. And along with the
A's' other splendid starters
(Rick Langford , Matt
Keough, Steve McCatty and
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title In the A.L. 's Western
Division and an automatic
spot In the playoffs.
Norris is not compukively
modest about his skills. "I al·
ways aedlr Rick Langford
with being the best pitcher on
the team," he says wth a
quick doff of the cap. "I might
be the most awesome and
have the most devastating
pitches, but he throws fewer
pitches than 1 do. I teD you,
thougl, you try to pul my
saewball and I've got you. It
drops and sinks and runs. I
don't care If Babe Ruth Is bat·
ting, Ml throw It ...
Still, the most lavish plau·
dits come from Noms's own
moundmates. Says Keough,
"Michael Norris is without a
doubt the ftnest ptcher in
bateball. The spin on his
saewbal Is 10 tight. lts motion
IO fast, that he's for all tntents
a left-hander throwng right·
I handed. The Bretts, the
Cam.vs, are '-'P there trying to
htt his ftrst and second pitch to
save themselves the embar·
rassment of striking out. We
al just sit around waiting for
his no-hitter, wondering what
'God,' as we call him, will do
tonight."
There are occasionally
whbpers -and sometimes
outright cries -that Non1s's
best offerings emanate not
from the gates of heaven. but
from jars of petroleum jelly.
Indeed, every Oakland starter
has been accused at one time
or another of throwing the
elusive spitball or, more ac-
curately . greaseball. Norris
alternately gets a kick out of
the charge. or gets angry. "I
wouldn't throw that pitch," he
once said flatly. "I'd get
kicked out of the game." That
very nearly happened during
an urly season contest In
New York, when Norris
hooked up wtth the Yankees'
Rudy May, another pttcher
not entirely above unctuous
suspicion. The umpires,
under orders from the Amer·
lean league offtce to crack
down on alleged perpetra·
tors, hassled Nonis hard, and
he wound up a 9·5 loser that
night.
Nonis certainly began life
wtth all the odds against him.
He grew up In San Frands-
co 's rough, predominantly
black Fiimore Dlstl1ct and his
ablent father was kr'l•ed tO
death when Mite was 7. He
attended Poly H~. where
an anon a week kept the
teachers at bay. For his l8nior
FAMILY WUKLY, ~ %?, 1'11 e 23
~ yur he transferred to Baboa
I High. where a 7-0 record I caught the eye of A's owner
Charley Finley. The miserly
Anley drafted him No. 1 In
1973 and offered him a char·
acterlstically bargain ·base·
ment bonus of $2,000 to
sign. Norris chose instead to
enter City College of San
Frandsco (a junior c.oDege
training ground that has
turned out, among others,
O.J. Simpson) and stayed In
school while Finley upped the
ante. When it reached
$25,000. Non1s signed.
Within a year he had been
brought up from the minors ,
and his odyssey of elbow
mlserle.s and after-hour trans-
gressions began. Oakland
spOOSwriler Tom Weir once
summed It up neatly: "Suffice
It to say he could have cleared
up the national debt If he had
been ftned $25 every time he
was late for a team bus."
Noms's good spirits proba·
bly account as much as any·
thing for hls rejuvenation. He
and McCa:tty are suspected of
being the chief "hot foot" art·
lsts on the exuberant Oakland
club. When asked how he
couJd pitch 14 Innings against
Bakirnore, then come back In
a game four days later and
throw 168 pitches, bachelor
Norris replied. "I get proper
rest between starts -chasing
women." Still, he has keyed
his act way way down . He
recendy moved into a new
house in the Bay area, cour·
tesy of his $300,000 salary.
While many ballplayers did or
did not work during the strike
to keep thei' waistlnes taut,
the slender hurler (6 feet 2
Inches tal, 170 pounds) tried
to beef up by dining on red
beans and roast at Mom's
table .
"lt was pretty weird." he
says of the strike, "not doing
anything for the first summer
In eight years. I just kept busy
enjoying the heD out of myse.lf
and getting into a little peace
of mind."
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mind. lhose are two niceties
rival batters can forget about
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When Patents Pay
For Childten's Sins I
By Doloree Walker ·and Roelyn Krome<
j property or injure ! others. In legal short·
2 hand they are: pnor
l notice. dangerous
~ instrumentality and
employer-employee
relationships. If the
evidence bearing on
these issues proves
liability to the court.
damages can spiral in ·
to hundreds of thou-
sands of dollars.
Let's take a look at
what this legal short·
hand really means.
In a legal context.
prior notice refers to
the question of wheth·
er the parents were
aware that their child
had previously harmed
Individuals or property
under similar circum-
stances. If the evidence
establishes notice. the
court will then want to
If a child cau.a properly damogf!, his pannts may know whether the par-
be fair game for a lawsuit . ents made reasonable
I n 1965 a 3-year-old St. Louis boy
toddled out of his house early one
morning while his parents were
sleeping and climbed into the cab
of a milk truck parked nearl>y. Some-
how he managed to re~ the emer-
gency brake, and the truck took off
down the street. crashing into a neigh-
bor's porch. Although th~ child's par·
en ts expected bad f eehngs over the
incident. they were taken aback when
both the milk company and the driver
sued them for damages . U a child who is under 18 and finan-
daDy dependent on his parents Injures
another person or someone else's
property, the parents can be the target
of a lawsuit. Uthe child has insurance
or stands to inherit a substantial estate.
he is likely to be sued, too.
h's impossible to predict the out-
come of such a suit. ln some instances
courts ftrld that the parents are not
responslble, directly or indrectly, and
no money Is awarded to the plalnttff.
Parenthood alone usually does not
aeate labky. 'There are no absolutes
In law; what one jury sees as evklence
of ~billty. a ~erent jury wtl see in
another light.
Yet oertai'l issues tend to recur In
suits lnvoMng chtldren who damage
efforts to restrain their
child. A case in which no prior notice was
established occurred In Florida in
1955. Dwtng a family holiday. a young
girl deliberately slammed a hotel door
on an employee's hand. severely injur-
ing him . Finding the incident an isolat-
ed one. and therefore wthout prior
notice. the court dismissed the case.
But in a 1956 California case involv-
ing an eye injury caused when one
child threw a rock at another. the court
held that the mother did have prior
notice: She had been told by school
authorities and neighbors before the
incident that her child had thrown
rocks at others.
Not every antisocial act a child com-
mits constitutes prior notice. ln the case
ol the little boy and the mllk truck, the
case was dismissed for lack ol pror
notice. Although the parents were
aware that In the past the chlld had
cftmbed down manholes and out of
windows. they did not have prior no-
tice that he could work a truck.
If the court decides that the parents
did have prior nodce, the next factor It
considers Is whether or not the parents
took reasonabk! tteps to restrain the
child. In 1965, while pnrtendSlg to be a
knight, a 5-year-old from New Jet.y
threw a metal rod and hurt a play-
mate's eye. The c:ourt found that al-
Dolore• ~/keT I• an ClltOm•ll In Ne111 York tholA!ti the c:hld had a hlltory ol Ylo·
• C1111 Ra./vn Kromn 111 a /rnlonce ..,,.., lence, the parents had taken evey rea·
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AMAZING. MEDlr.AL SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT
(tested by over 500,000 men and women)
C 11ext to total
starvation!>
Medical School
Doctors Report
startling losses
of as much as
•1 LB.GONE
EVERY 8 HOURS
• 10 LBS. GONE IN
JUST3DAYS
•4SIZES
SMAL~ERIN
ONLY2WEEKS
TIME
in scores of tests on
overweight men
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lllEDtCAL SCHOOL
DEVELOPME.NT
('"'9cl by°"' 500.000
men .tet women)
MELTS DOWN.FAT UKE HOT WATER MELTS DOWN ICE!
YOU ACTUM.1.Y ._YOUR IOOY'S FAT
CEllS STAR11N8 IN MT HOURI!
What you see on 11\tS page is news al a fantastic
~ prognrn--lhe ~ Ulnmn ~
wrsity super slm-down ciet-thill speeds up yoor
body·s 1'318 of lafblm..olf so that. IN JUST A~
OF HOURS. you stMt 1D bwn aay dngng la)1eB al
fat . brall OOwn bulging pOdcets al flab . . <!rail
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mass fta!>. ~Id and fat gets melted ~ al such a
513gg1mg rae of speed yoo-
LOSE up 1D 1 lb EV9ff 8 to 12 HOURS
LOSE up to 1Vz to 2 bS. EACH DAY'
Ves. lose we9lt by lhe h<M. caM ~ incheS by
lhe weett and as stnd abate. and we tee! CX>mpelled
to repeat . . shrilk mwn as l1u:t1 as 4 srzes
SITl3llef IN .AJST 14 DAYS!
GCMRNMENT OffHW. LOSES 10 POUNDS
.. .lJST 72 HOURS--
So elfectiYel'( does th'5 lJlwersey wonder "cnsh-
1oss· clet 51ep up )'Ota" system·s r11e of fat bum-off.
!hat
• V9'len lieSteCI ill 01W of mtekal science. S foremost
resea-dl ceolef'S on scores of grossly ~ men and women . . lheoJ klst as l'lllCh as 7 bS. al
llOl$.S fat. flab and lbd IN JUST THE. RR.ST n
HOURS ALONE . and as l1u:t1 as ...,_ ~
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rwy ~ people tM on flt ff'lltlt' m-.ne
cases of obesly . . it EVAPORATED up to 10
POUfllS ~ FiV. FUJIO ANO RAS IN JUST 3 DAYS
TIMB
AS llOIAS~OF M.1.mDS wemtT
BOIE fN .lJST 14 IJAYll
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Mirage~ people ... wflobyears lugged
lrOlnS a ·5'*'1 in· blllgt of 10. 15 or Mn 20 lldra
saogrig poi.rid& .. IT ACT\W..LY MB.TEO A'N.Y AS MUOf AS 50"-OF ALL EXCE~ WEIGHT IN
JUST '4 DAYSI
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nl melld .-y hard SCll 111 wilt MR 20 TIMES
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IN FACT OF
souNo AEou~ MEDtCALLY
GPAOGAAMS
ONLY TOTAL
STARVATION
WORKS FASTER!
THE FOOD YOU EAT
NO~ TUllll 10 FAT!
So. ~ since It tllles ~ llJsS tood to SUfy you. towemg cans is a 1a11t. And silce the calones
you oo talle in on this "crasMoss • clel ~ .e
burned '911 out of 'f04X body afler MK'/ time you eal
... you stat1 IO TURN SUMMER. nae on~ the vtty
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Tlft IS SIWlY NO OTHER MEOCAUY SOUflJ
RmJCING PAOGMM nw WOAICS fMT9'.
MAIL NO RISK COUPON
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Patental Uablllt,y
In some cases, parents may need to toke hold.
sonable precaution short of locking up
the child or sending him away. And so
they weren't liable .
Another issue a court el(amines,
dangerous Instrumentality, refers
to the use of a dangerous weapon by
the child. Dangerous Instruments
include both de facto weapons -
slngshots, rifles. darts -and ordinary
objects that become weapons when
mishandled -baseball bats. toys, um·
brel05 and even flowerpots.
Courts question whether a chUd was
the appropriate age to have been given
a spedfic object by his parents, and, in
1 addltlon, they often ask whether the
parents we.re aware the chUd was de·
structive or too Irresponsible to use It
properly.
Obviously, giving a rifle to a 5-year·
old is a sure road to Babiltty. Less obvt·
ously, parents who give a baseball bat
to an 8-year-old who is h~aDy
short-tempered and phys.ically violent
may also be found Bable.
I n a 1973 South CaroUna case In
which parents allowed a frequently
malk:lous child to 'use an air rifle
without supervlsk>n and an lnjwy
occurred, the court refused to dismiss
the case against the parents. (It was
later settled out of court for about
$3,000, which covered the medkaJ
expenses.) In contrast, a Georgia court
found a m<>tMr not liable although her
son hurt another child wlh a sDngshot
she had given him. In this case the
child was not known to be destructive.
"A mother Is not negligent ln simply
failng to keep a conttant and unremlt·
ting watch and Nstraint over her chil·
dren," said the judge.
A thlrd lslue, emplov•r·em·
ploJ!ft relollon.h(pa, apples when·
ever children arc employed by their
parents. Here tM legal emphasis Is
more on the employer-employee rela-
tionship than on that between parent
and child . The audal question is
whether the chUd was acting generaDy
within the realm of hls or her job when
the accident occurred. An employer Is
liable for on·the-job negligence of his
employees. Uthe child was working for
the parent, the parent is held liable as
an employer and may be sued for
more than were he just a parent.
Determining whether a situation Is
job-related ls a hotly contested issue In
it.self and depends ve:ry much on the
evidence In a given case . For example,
If a chOd who Is delivering groceries for
a neighborhood market owned by his
family accidentally knocks down an
old man, the parent can be sued. But
if In the midst of delivering groceries
the chUd takes off for a party and ends
up breaking someone's jaw In a fist
fight , the employer/parent would not
be responsible because the child was no longer on the job.
Courts consider many more issues
.1n determining parent-child ltabUlty, but
the three discussed here are among
the most Important. In addidon, courts
will consider any local laws relevant to
the suit. These statutes vary from Juris·
diction to jurisdiction and deal with
assorted circumstances, such as dam·
aging school property, deseaattng
cemetarles, maliciously shooting rifles
and negligently drtvlng the famUy car.
As grtm as a lawsua appears, under·
standing the ground rules can h~ ps-
ents avoid one. Of courM, In tom•
sltu.atioN homeowner's Insurance (p.r-
sonaJ liability section) can abeorb the
shock of heavy ct.maga. Aek your
carrier about pollc:iet that cover acd·
dents at home or bullh~ .. If arc faced wth a law.ult, get advice
from an attomcy who r. I~ personal injury law. MLJ
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Seafood Recipes
........._.__ To Catch
Compliments · ·
By ffiartlyn Hansen
E verywhere I go these days I can
see that people are enjoying all
kinds of ftsh dlshes much more
than they used to. Today fresh
fish ls as handy as the nearest super-
market. Easy to cook, light on calories
and abundant In many vitamins and
minerals, seafood will enhance your
famUy's diet. Try our recipes; you1J
see that they have definite appetite-
pleasing appeal.
BAKED TROtrr
2 whole (21},-to--3--lb. au) trout, de1uutd
and dr..-1
2 aipe dry lheny
Yt QIP Worcatcnhlre aauce
DMh T•buco
l teMpOOnMlt •.n ,..,,._ ground Wack pepf)U
S t.W.911 a 1>0• melted butte OT fDW9Atlne
1. Place trout In sha.Oow glass pan.
2. Combine sheny, Worcestershire, Ta-
basco. salt and pepper. Pour over !rout.
Cover and refrigerate 4 or 5 hours.
3. Preheat oven to 350°F. Place trout In
shallow baking pan. Bake about one
hour. Ten minutes before fish ls done.
bute with butter; return to oven to finish
baking. Serve with rice. Mo/tu 4 servings
SAVORY FlSH STEW
s ...... .aced Mcx>n. chopped
l ~ dM>lll*I oak>•
l cup chopped .,... peppe'9
1 cup canoa cut IDto Ah-Inch p6ec.e
1 a1P Cllssy cue Into 'ii.fnch ,..,_
1'1\ c.bie9'1GOftl Won:etenhJre .. ._
t; sn•Mlt
~ tOIMpOOA .,... a..w.. mashed
~ ;aaDrwyi..w..crwhed
y, telllPC>Olt c:ha,ped .-k
'i4 *"'°°" thyme ~. en.bed
Yt alP ~white-..
S a..,. c:hk:MD bfoth or boullon
1 c.a (16 om.) whole toaem., c:nahed
l bllvlaf
l y, ... c:odllh .... cut Into l Yt.-ch .-.. Cho,..s ,.,.a.y
1. In a large sauc:e pot, cook bacon until
Crisp. Add onions. green peppers, c.-
rotl, celery, Worcatmhlre sauc:e. salt,
battJ, rosemary, garlJc imd thyme; NUti
owr high heat undl veg«tab&e.s ar• atsp.
tlm<lcr. about 5 minutes.
I . Add """•: cook and stir to deglaze
pan. Add chicken broth, tomatoes and
bay leaf; bring to a bod. Reduce heat and
simmer. covered, until vegetables are
tender, about 15 minutes.
S. Add fish: continue to simmer. cov·
ered, until fish flakes easily when tested
with a fork, about 5 minutes. Garnish
with parsley. Makes 9 cups, 6 servings
Editor's note· Carl V. Daniels, a former
Connecticut State Trooper, won tint prize
in the Golden Tasmg Spoon national
culinary students' recipe competition this
year. Lea & Perrins, lrlc,sporuors of the
competition, awarded Mr. Daniels
Sl,OOOtn cash and a matching Sl,000 to
his school, New York City Technical Col·
lege, where Mr. Daniels is taking culinary
and management courses In preparation
for owning a restaurant. his lifelong
dream. The winning recipe was Sovorv
Fish Stew. rich and flavorsome with vege·
tables, herbs. wine and Worcestershire
~uce.
TURBOT EN PAPlllOTE
1 (2 ..... ) turbot IUet or tteell
l cup .,. chOlll*I oNon
l .... dow ..,tic. minced
l ri' r rp a aa lliety chopped .,...U.V
·~ teMpOOG dried wr..,. .. _
y,~~whil ....
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2 --S DOM lemoa )ukie
Yt en,.aaa ..at
~ t...-i ~Wack peppel'
1 rilrrpaaa ,.......,.. or oltw ol
1 mblelipaOB butter or lnllr9Uin•
1. Preheat oven to 4500f. Blot turbot
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Seafood Recipes
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BAKED FISH SPANISH STYLE
l'Ai to a lbe. cocl lleta
l cup c:hOlll*I onion
3 ....., l)Olll olive« ~ oil
lam (14 oa1.) pllaa tomatoes
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1. Preheat oven to 3750f. and blot cod
fillets llghdy with paper towels.
2. Make sauce: In medJum saucepan,
taute onJon In ollve oil until soft. about 10
mktutes.
S. Add tomatoes, wi.ne, doves. sugar,
salt and pepper. Heat to boUing, reduce
heat, cover and simmer for 20 minutes.
4 . Mbt cornstarch smoothly ~ 2 table·
spoons cold water. Stir Into tomato mix-
ture and simmer for 5 minutes longer.
Add olives, parsley and capers.
5 . l.Uhtly oO an oven·to·tab&e baking
pen. Place fish In pan. Cover with sauc.a.
Baka for 35 to 40 minutes or until tt flakes
easily with a fork. basting occasionally
with sauce. Serve hot with boQed pota-
toes. Maka 4 to 6 aervlngs
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J. Gendy f<*l In cr.tm&at. being careful
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3. Shape Into aab cakes. Roll In· bread
crumbs. Fry in d~ fat until golden
brown. Makes 6 or 7 caku
Note: Serve on Bghdy toasted hambur-
ger-style buns. preferably with lettuce,
tomato and a llttle mayonnaise. Also,
mixture may be shaped Into small balls
and fried and served as hon d'oeuvres.
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'No seafood seasoning? Blend celery
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thiclt. Season to taste and cook for 10 min -
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Sauce Mom.y: Sdr •12 cup Paonesan or
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Bitterness, It seems, 911 u•a
dies hard. A full 18 •• &n
months after pbiicing sec-SKATU
ond In women's skating
at the 1980 Winter
Olympics, Linda Frati-_ __, __
anne says today, "I still
feel I won. I know I skated
the best I ever did. The judging was
just terrible . I don't even think the
winner (East Germany's Anett Potzsch)
skated that good a program."
Having to foUow Amerlc.a's golden skat-
ing sweethearts, Peggy Fleming and Doro-
thy Hamill, has made it even rodder for
silver medalist Fratianne. now touring with
Disney$ World on Ice. ''People compare us,
but we're totally different skaters." she
notes. "Nobody can jump like I can;
nobody can spin bke Dorothy, and nobody
has Peggy's grace."
Fratianne, now 21. could have remained
an amateur and tried again at the 1984
Olympics. She says, though. "I reached my
peak mentally and physically. It's a young
girl's sport now -you have 15-year-olds
doing triple jumps Uke they're nothing. It's
too tough to keep the weight off and keep
the mental attitude going at my age."
A new, cheap, safe and
easy way to alleviate arthri-
tis pain may have been dis-
covered recently -Ice .
In an experiment with 24
rheumatoid arthrftls pa-
tients, a team of PhUadel-
phla physicians placed plas-
tie tee bags, each oontalnlng
six cubes and a q\Ullt of cold
tap water, both above and
below one ~ for 20 min-
. utes. three times a day for
four weeks. Al the patients,
who had fataed to get rebel
from dher heat or drugs In
the past. tOOn reported both
decreased pU\ and ln-
aeated mobdlty. They Mo
slept an hour more each
~ and cut thft UM d
pU\kilen In hal.
The dtlcovery has been
dubbed~py."
PRAY D'S
WUR&TUR
Low pay.~ long flours .
Sisyphean tasks and con-
flicting demands fro m soci-
ety -It's no wonder minis-
ters are Increasingly suffer·
Ing from job burnout.
Dr. Charles Gerkin . a
professor of pastoral psy-
chology at Emory Universi-
ty, says he sees apathy,
withdrawal, divorce and al-
coholism In many ministers,
partlcuLarly those three to
five years out of seminary
and those pradidng for
rou!#lly 20 years. Gerkin 's
advice to the ministers In-
cludes continuing thei' edu-
cation. more peer discussion
or perhaps ~ time olf .
"Many young mlnltters
have naive Ideals," says
o.ri<in. ''TheY think that
given a year, their sermons
are really going to tum a
congr9tion around. But
there Ii still as much lhl
around u ever, and a min-
i.st• must reallze he IS deal-
~ wth some pretty lntrac:t--w.. .. t"..,.....ms.
BIRTHDAYS
(All Ubra) Sunday
Shaun Cassidy 23; WUliam
Conrad 61. Monday -
MarceUo Mastroianni 5 7;
Wlll1am Paley 80. Tuaday
-Gene Autry 74; Made-
Une Kahn 39. Wednaday
-Angle Dlc.kmson 50;
Deborah Kerr 60; Johnny
Mathl5 46; Truman Capote
5 7. Thunday -Jimmy
Carter 57; Tom Bosley 54;
Vladamir Horowitz 77;
Walter Matthau 61; James
Whitmore 60; Jube An-
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Chubby Checker 40.
PATHER FORl!CAST
How can a woman predict how much her husband will
help with the care of their new baby?
According to University of Alabama researcher Sallie
Ann Watkins, who surveyed 98 couples with newborns,
there are six teUtaJe signs. The most Important is a hus-
band's involvement In planning for the arrival during his
wife's pregnancy. Other vttaJ factors are his marital satisfac-
tion; how comfortable he feels toward his father: his parti-
cipation in household tasks Uke cooking and cleaning. and
his first holding and Viewing of the Infant.
.. Lastly," says Watkins, "women can help their husbands
become good fathers by giving cues. encouragement and
even setting the pace."
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After studying 1980 con-
tracts for 526 players, Lehn
noted that those with one
guaranteed year of ~
remaining averaged 9.4
days on the disabled Bst.
while those with five yean
averaged Zl .2 days. Dis-
ability rose 165 percent
among players with three to
five guaranteed years after
they signed the long-term
contracts. CONTRACnNG llMURID
Reflecting on today's
long-term, big-money bue·
ball contracts, Mickey Man-
tle recently observed,
"Once players sign the con-
tract, they ftgure they don't
have to work as hard."
Mickey may have a.
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point. Economist Ken Lehn
of Washington Untvm.tty In
St. Louis has found a direct
correlation between long-
term guaranteed contracts
and the lnaeaslng time
beMbeU players~ spend-
ing on the disabled lst.
"Once you Insure against
a risky event, like injury or a
poor season. there Is less
Incentive to avoid that risk,"
theorizes Lehn. '11lere ls
less Incentive to stay ln con-
dition and as Incentive to
recover quJckly."
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