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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31 1981 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
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JUMPING JACK-'O'-LANTERN These 4-vear-olds have
carved their niche in the pumpkin playhouse at Playmates
Preschool in Costa \tesa Greg Clark and Shannon
Strachan. on top: Sarah Heras and Robert Soule. in eyes:
Christina Demetriades. in nose. and Annie Chapanond.
11 <.>len Garcz~·nski and Jennifer ~ichols wave
The plane and the poltergeist
By STEVE MITCHELL 0. .. .,..., ..........
It was not an easy sound to
define. At least not al first.
I'd been sitting in the shadowy
darkness for nearly two hours
when I first beard il.
A sort of scr aping noise
coming, I s uppose, from the
dusty 46-foot crawl tunnel that
separates the rear gunner's
station from the main fuselage.
An indefinable sound. Until it
drew nearer.
It was difficult to separate the
new sound from the rain that
pattered oo the aluminum skin
of the old B-29 bomber parked
near an air museum at Castle
Air Force Base on the outskirts
of Merced.
The bomber, a relic from
a.nother age, wu named "Ras'n
Hell." A painted emblem oa its
Cront fuselage allowed a
bikini-clad woman nelininc on.a
f allinl bomb.
Tbe 1milln1 w.oman bad
devU '• horns and a long, painted
tall. Kaybe a sheet would have
beeQ more appropriate.
There were those who aald the
plane was· haunted, that the
ethereal remains ot one Art.bur
Pryor -once a 8 ·29 tall cunner
-had made themselves at
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home aboard the old bomber at
Castle. We had come to tee -
and hear.:_ lot ourMlvea.
Crouching ln the
four-by-two-foot 1unner'1
canopy, I peered lntenUy into
the darkness.
Something moved.
Tuminl my na1bll1ht toward
lbe middle tusela1• aectlon, I
hesitated a mom~t.
"God," I aald, half aloud'.
"I'm not sure I want to see
lbls."
Click.
The beam from my powerful
light illuminated the dusty
interior, falling on the bent
metal hatch cover that some
people claimed opened and
closed by itself.
From inside the batch, a
figure was moving.
It turned out to be nothing
more horrifying than Tom
Kllngenmeier, a friend who bad
accompanied me on the 350-mile
drive to Merced to spend part of
the night in the "haunted"
Superfortress aircraft.
"How much longer you want
to stay ln here?" he asked,
suppressing a yawn with a band
covered with grime from the
dirty lnterior or the plane.
So much for terror.
We had entered the flane at 10
p.rn .. and 1tayed unU ml<lniCbt
-a period our Air Force bosta
• said was "prime time" for
thin11 that 10 bump in the nllbt.
Klinlenmeier spent mucb ol
the Ume in the cockpit ol tM
lOO·fool-lon1 bomber, wbti&e I
kept watch lD the rear l\WMI'~•
section, Arthur Pryor'• old
atomplna, er, bawaUq 1roundl.
Actually, )'OU WGD't fet muy
people at Cutle Air Force as..
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Fed slices discount
rate, stocks gain
NEW YORK <AP > -The
Federal Reserve lowered its
discount rate for borrowing by
member banks Friday. ·
In response, The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials Jumped
19.60 to 852.55, for its largest
gain since it rose 22.15 last
Ma rch 12.
Spoke s men f or the
hard-pressed housing and auto
industnes -and even for the
Reagan administration, which
publicly supports a tight credit
policy have been s uggesting
such an e a s ing wo uld be
welcome.
In the p ast two months,
Federal Reserve governors had
reduced a surcharge the Fed
tacks onto loans made to big
bank members which borrow
frequently.
But the reduction in the actu.al
discount r ate -the basic
interest charged member banks
-wu the first since the Fed
beean raising the rate in September 1980.
Predictions of further declines
ln interest rates spread Friday,
despite a Sl billion increue in
tbe natioo 's bailc money supply.
Long-term interest rates on
goverument bonds, which were
more than 15 percent and near
record levels at the start of the
week, began falling at midweek
and plunged Friday a mid a
growin~ belief that the Fed
would make credit more readily
available.
Rates fell even further after
the Fed announced the reduction
in t he discount rate. But traders
seeking to cash in on the day's
profits traded interest rates
higher and wipe d out the
declines that followed the Fed's
announce ment. Rates still
finished the day down sharply.
The Fed said late Friday that
a m easure of funds readily
available for spending, known as
M 1 B, rose to a s easonally
adjusted $434.3 billion in the
week ended Oct. 21 from $433.3
billion a week earlier. MlB
includes cash in circulation and
deposits in c hecldn g ·type
accounts i n financial institutions.
In normal times, a $1 billioa
increase in MlB would be
enough to send interest rat.ea
soaring out of fears of further
Fed credit-tightening. But
despite the latest rise, monetary
growth continues to be well
below the Fed 's minimum
targets.
The discount rate cut will not
by itself allow banks to auddenly
make large amounta of credit
availabl e to individual
Americans or to corporations.
But it should at least make a bit
mor e cr edit available by
lowering the banks• borrowing
costs.
(See FINANCE, Page AZ>
Outside moor bids
tentatively OK'd
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The
s tate Lands Commission,
swamped with boaters' demands
to keep the firm that has leased
Santa Cata lina Island moorings
for 30 years, tentatively decided
instead Friday to seek bids from
otber companies that want the
lucrative boating business.
Commtuion m e mbers said
they would take a final vote
Tuesday on whether to seek bids
for the state-owned lands in the
island's harbors and coves.
Bids for a 15-year lease would
include how much ,the firms
would pay the state, how much
they would charge boaters for
moorings, and bow they would
provide trash and em ergency
services. The new lease also
would prohibit transfer of
mooring leases.
If the commission decides to
go ahead with open bidding, bids
will be con s idered at its
December meeting. The cunent
lease with Santa Catalina Island
Co. expires Dec. 31.
The tentative decision was
made after a day.Jong hearine
during which dozens of boaters
said they wanted a new leue
negotiated directly with the
Island Co. Four other companies
said they want the lease put out
to the hlihest bidder.
Postal rate
hike Sunday
WASJilNGTON (AP) -Finl
class postage stamps will jump
from 18 cents to IO cents on
Sunday,' marking the aecond
posta1e rate lncreue tbla year.
The new postaae rate 11
npeet.d to brina the U .s. Poltal
Service an addltklnal $1 billion
inn..-..
In addition to the firtt-CIUI
mall lacreaae, the coat of
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mall took efteetcm llareb II.
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Controlle r Ken Cory and
David Ackerman , who
represents Lt. Gov. Mike CUrb,
favored bids. Susanne Morgan,
who represents Finance
Director Mary Ann Graves,
wa nted to give the lease to the
Island Co.
Cory stressed that all the
pr o po sals might be
unacceptable and in December
"I may withdraw my s upport."
At issue is the state-owned
land in the harbors and coves al
Santa Catalina Island, a popular
sailing destination about 30
miles off Los Angeles.
The island, excluding the city
of Avalon, is owned by the Santa
Catalina Island Co. and its
affiliated Catalina Conservancy.
That company has held leases
with the state for under-water,
acres off the island's coasts
since 1950. The current lease, for
357 acres. pays the slate $19,217
a year.
(See CATA.UNA, ~age AU
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to east winds 15 to 30 mph
through today, decreasing
Sunday. Clear. Highs 75 to
85. Lows 48 to 55.
llSIDI TIDIY
D eregulation of the
telephone indu1trr could
mean much ~ numkr•
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Orange Coaat DAil. V PILOT /Saturday, October 31 , 1981
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GOODWILL AMBASSADOR Joanne Crawford. 21. of Irvine ~: was naml·d the 1982 Disneyland Ambassador to the World
d fnda.'. She b a 1977 graduate of t:niversity High School.
11<.'r first trip on behalf of Disneyland will be to Germany in
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, The commission staff has
, , estimated that the minimum the
1.1 slate should get r·~m a new
h· lease should be Sl2 ,'.)()()a year.
-t, The Island Co.. ::ontrolled by
L· the Wrigley r.t>~wiog gum
family, in turr leases most of
the submerged area to Doug
Bombard.
Bombard then sublets 714
·permanent mooring sites in
·various harbors and coves to
·yacht clubs and boaters. who
pay an annual fee of about $400.
Half of the mooring• themselves
are owned by the boaters and,
since there is a shortage of such
premium moorings, they have
reportedly been sold for as much
From Page A1
as $40,000.
All of the individuals who
tE:._stified Friday, and at an Oct.
!~public hearing in Long Beach,
wanted the Island Co. lo be
given a new lease. at a higher
rate for the state.
··our relationship with the
Island Co. has been eminently
fair ... It couldn't be any
better." said Charles Martin of
the Bluewaler Cruising Club.
Former state Sen. Dennis
Carpenter , representing the
Island Co., said any other
company coming in would have
to spend S3 million to put in the
equipment that his rirm already
has in place.
Officer
killed on
1-405
A 55-year-old Newport Beach
man was killed Friday afternoon
whe n the motorcycle he was
driving crashed on the San
Diego Freeway after a gust of
wind apparently blew it out of
control.
Lloyd M . Lund , a
2S -year-veteran of t he Long
Reach Police Department, was
driving home on his police
motorcycle when the accident
occured at about 2:SO p.m .,
according to the Highway Patrol
and county coroner's office.
Deputies said thre e
eyewitnesses saw Lund's
motorcycle, which was traveling
In the left lane southbound near
the Euclid Street exit in
Fountain Valley, veer to the
right when a gust of wind struck
it. The witnesses said Lund then
veered to the left in an attempt
to correct the cycle's course but
lost control and went off the
rqad, striking a fence on the
median strip.
Lund was rushed to Fountain
Va lley Comm unit y Hospital
after the accident, where he was
declared dead at 3:38 p.m .,
according to coroner's deputy
Rick Plows.
Plows said Lund had been a
motorcycle officer in Long
Beach for-some 15 years. Police
said it is common practice for
motorcycle officers to take their
cycles home with th,m.
From Page A 1
FINANCE • • •
Federal Reserve Chairman
Paul Volcker h as said
repeatedly that the Fed will not
relent in its tight-credit policy,
believing that such a policy is
necessary to wring inflation out
of the economy.
A drop in interest rates in the
bond and short-term money
markets that began on Thursday
picked up momentum Friday
with a boost fro m a weekly
commentary by Henry Kaufman
of Salomon Brothers.
Kaufman s aid the sagging economy and s lower ·
than-expected growth in the
money supply appeared to have
left room for the Federal
Re"erve to ease up on credit.
'GHOST' HAS AIR FORCE WONDERING
to come right out and say a
ghost roams the interior of the
restored B-29 at the air museum
adjacent to the military station.
But none will deny there have
been some strange goings-on
aboard the World War II bomber
that sits near Highway 99
outside the city of Merced.
Take, for instance, the Air
Force mechanic who saw a
heavy, damaged metal fuselage
door open and s lam shut three
times.
Or the museum volunteer who
·left his tools in the cockpit.
returning 15 minutes later to the
deserted bomber to find the
equipment r esting against a
bulkhead 20 feet away.
Or the museum curator who
claims to have seen eerie
s hadows inside the plane at
, night, even though the only
entrance to the bomber was
chained and locked shut.
Then there were the film
crews who ventured inside the
dusty bomber at night. only to
find their TV cameras wouldn't
work. strobe lights flashed on
and off and tape recorders
emitted weird squeaking sounds.
Staff Sgt. Mark Clark, an
l eight-year Air Force veteran
who has spent l,500 volunteer
hours on the B-29, said the
restored bomber was a
composite of at least four
Superfortresses. Most of them
had sat for years at the China
Lake Naval Weapons Station
near Ridgecrest.
"The basic airframe came
from one plane," the 26-year-old
aircraft mechanic explained.
But the nose section, tail section,
landing gear, engines, cowling,
vertical stabilizer and elevators
were cannibalized Crom the
carcasses of other B·29s al the
China Lake aircr'aft graveyard.
Just where Arthur Pryor fit
into all this was unclear.
A seance held on the air
museum grounds earlier this
year reportedly revealed that
Pryor's whimsical s pirit was
moving about the old airship.
Participants in the seance said
they learned that Pryor used to
be a rear gunner aboard a B-29
bomber
But s ince the airplane at
Castle is an accumulation of the
parts of several vintage craft -
''The cameras
turned on. and off,
strobe lights
blinked on. and off
repeatedly . and
walkie-talkies
suddenly turned
on ... "
stitched together with rivets -it
has been diCficult for Air Force
officials to pin down whether an
Arthur Pryor ever served
aboard one of the historic
planes.
The story going around the
base was that Pryor was a
friendly ghost like his cartoon
counterpart Casper -who was
merely supervising restoration
work being done on the World
War II bomber.
Sgt. Rick Davidson, a sheet
metal specialist who was at
China Lake in January 1980.
may have received some of that
unusual assistance.
''There were about eight 8-295
at China. and we were looking
for the best tall section to bring
ba c k to Cas tl e," tb e
non -commission e d officer
recalled.
"Myselr and a n oth er
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mechanic were about a half mile
from the rest of the crew when
we began to remove the tail
section of a plane.
"When we first got there, I
walked through the aircraft to
check it out ... Davidson said. "I
was near the forward pressure
bulkhead when I noticed a door
with bent hinges."
The sergeant said he lifted the
heavy metal door and locked it
shut, then went to the tail of the
plane and began to work.
.. It was real quiet and I beard
a clunk." he said . "I looked up
just in time to see the heavy
door being closed.·'
Davidson said the door ope.ned
and shut a second time, and he
shouted to his companion, "Hey,
that's the second time it's
opened and closed."
The third time it happened.
·'The other guy saw it open, and
I got there in lime to see it close
by itself.
"We both picked up our tool
boxes and left," he said .
What was it?
"I don 't know. It certainly
wasn't a person and there was
no wind out there that day. It
was dead quiet."
Lt. Doug DeWitt, curator of
the air museum , admits he's
seen shadows and weird lights
aboard the bomber. but femains
a skeptic.
·'I'm a Christian," DeWitt
said, "and nowhere In the Bible
does it say I'm going to stop off
in a B-29 for awhile on my way
to heaven."
Still, the strange occurrences
have gone on. A TV cameraman,
for instance, became sick and
had to be rushed to the base
hospital after telling De Witt he
saw an apparition.
•·J was in the TV station's van
outside," the lieutenant said,
recalling that the Fresno crew
couldn't get its tape equipment
to work.
''The cameras turned on and
off, strobe Ugbts would go on
and off and their walkie talkies
suddenly turned on and a voice
said, 'Don't use this radio
anymore.'''
"The cameraman suddenly
sot slck and on 'the way to the
hospital, be said, 'I didn't 1et
the cramps untll I aaw the
«host.'''
Air Force offlc11h b1ve
rem1lned aomewh1t aloof from
U>e bizarre occurrencee.· tboalh
the attendant publlclty cenalnly
bHn't hurt the air museum.
Friendly or no, Art Pryor
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Plane hit near top
Aircraft crashed 100 feet from clearing peak
A twin-engine airplane that
crashed in Cleveland National
Forest in Orange County, killing
all three men on board, struck a
mountain ridge only 100 feet
from the top, sources said
Friday.
The Cessna 310 wreckage was
found in a saddle of the ridge
formed by Los Pinos and
T rabuco peaks, said witnesses
returning Crom the scene.
Orange County Sheriff's Lt.
Wyatt Hart said the plane
apparently hit the ridge
Wednesday al an elevation of
4,400 feet. The summit of Lot
Pinos Peak is •.500 feet, he said.
Tentatively ldenUtied as the
m en on board are Ronald E.
Miller, 36, or Mission Viejo, Carl
Gilbert, 54, of Huntington Beach
and Larry Saenz. 36, of Santa
Ana.
They were believed to be
killed on impact.
M tiler was president of
Western Assembly Specialist.a. a
Santa Ana-based electronics
manufacturing firm. Gilbert
was vice president and Saenz
Special session?
Broum may call back solons
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. said Friday
he will decide "within a few
days" whether to call the
California Legislature back into
emergency session to act on the
state's growing fiscal crisis.
"I am discussing it with
legislative leaders. I want to act
as quickly as possible" on the
suggested s pecia l legislative
session, Brown told reporters in
an impromptu news conference
following a 21h-hour stint as
guest host on a Sacramento
radio talk show.
The state Senate and
Assembly recessed their 1981
session six weeks ago and are
not scheduled to return to
Sacramento until Jan. 4. But
many state offi cials. including
som e legislative leaders, say the
slate can't wait until then to
take action to meet a budget
d eficit that is variousl y
estimated at $500 million to $1
billion in the current year's S25
billion state budget.
A variety of factors are
blamed for the increasing state
deficit, including high interest
rates, which have slowed the
economy, and continuing hleh
unemployment and welfare
loads.
Brown said if he does call the
lawmakers back into session,
some of the issues they might
take up include revising
Ca lifornia's welfare law. to
conf9rm to federal program cuts
an <f' halting some s tate
construction projects to free
t hose funds for regular state
operations until the economy
improves and tax receipts
increase.
But Brown said be wants to
make s ure t here is some
agree ment among lawmakers so
that any emergency session
would be productive rather than
a continuation of the stalemates
of the regular session.
Lagunan was aboard
crashed B-52 boinber
A Laguna Beach man was one
of eight crewmen killed in the
crash of an Air Force B·52
born ber Friday. officials at
March Air Force Base near San
Bernardino said.
First Lt. Kenda ll E. Wallace
of Laguna Beach and seven
others perished when the 8-52.
on a training mission that
originated at March and crashed
in a remote area of southeast
Colorado.
Two other California men,
Capt. Clifford R. Duane of San
Bernardino and Capt. James L.
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McGregor or Chowchilla, also
were on board the bomber, base
officials said.
The cause of the crash has not
yet been determined . Wire
service reports said the bomber
carried no weapons when it went
down.
The crash occurred at about
4:45 a.m. mountain time about
eight miles east of the town of
La Junta, according to reports.
Two trucks on highways near
the site reported seeing a ball of
name and hearing a loud boom,
authorities said. '
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wa1 a private bualne11man, said
Hart
tn vest11atora bellet"e the
cruh occurred Wednesday at
7: 17 p.m .. which was the readlnc
on the clock ln the cockpit of the
wreckage, said Hart. He said the
plan took off from the Calexico
airport at 6:30 p.m . Wednesday.
Western Assembly has a
factory in Calexico, Hart said.
The three men left John Wayne
Airport at l p.m. on the day of
the crash and apparently were
returning whe n they ran into
poor weather conditions.
"Weather on the 28th over the
area of the aircraft's flight was
terrible," said Lt. Col. Stuart
Hall of the Civil Air Patrol.
·'There were rains and heavy
winds."
Although earlier reports have
varied. Hart said the wreckage
first was spotted at midnight
Thursday, at least a day after
the plane apparently crashed.
The search was initiated about
3 p. m. Thursday by the Civil Air
Patrol Crom San Diego County
but It wasn 't until about
midnight that a fire apparently
s moldering in moist conditions
at the crash site finally ignited.
he said.
Firefighter s from the U.S.
Forest Service extinguished
the quarter-acre fire Friday
morning just before dangerous
Santa Ana winds began blowing
up to 40 mph, a forest service
spokesman said.
Sunday
talk show
guests set
Here are the scheduled guests
for the Sunday television
interview programs:
ABC, "Issues and Answers,"
I sraeli P r ime Min is t e r
Menacbem Begin.
CBS, "Face the Nation." to be
announced.
NBC, "Meet the Press." Sen.
Bob Dole, R-Kan.
Upcoming Sunday night on
CBS' "60 Minutes":
"Man the Bookshelves"-Ed
Bradley looks at the censonhip
battle in Wash\ngton County,
Va .. between a funda mentalist
Baptist minister and a librarian.
"Paolo's World" -Morley
Safer profiles Italian architect
Paolo SoJeri.
"The I. Magnin File" -Mike
Wall ace looks at allegations of
age discrimination at the l.
M agnin department store.
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husband and U)lfe. rehearse A 1/alloween Story .. lwe radio
drama lo be hroadca.~I ton1g'11 011 .YRC I t's the first llve radw
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Humperdi11ck . u u1s rase
S in ger E n ge lb e r t
Humperdlnck has won his
court fi ght for a permit to
carry a concealed gun in
Las Vegc.is
The N eva da Supreme
Court on Thursday rejected
an appeal by Clark County
Sheriff John McCarthy after
a lower court judge ruled in
Humperdinck's favor The
high cou rt h el d
unconstitutional a s tate law
barrin g alie n s from
possessing guns .
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Humperdinck, a Britis h
citizen . s ought the g un
permit because he's "easily
recognized, a frequent victim
of crank calls. and is ofte n in
possession of s ubs tantial
sums of cash and valuable
j ewelry," according to court
records.
Shelly Bruce. 16. second actress
to play the title role m Anr11e
0 11 Broadway has bel!n
hospitalized in \'ew York for
treatment of leukemia
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American s of Iri s h
extraction "who have
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attend independence
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form er colony became a
self-governing "associated
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s he died in January, not
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said he has been contacted
by attorneys in Pasade na,
settling the estate
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 31 . 1981
Joke Schmitz \,
Democrats' 'award' no coup for state senator
By Gl.l':NN SCOTT
Ot•Oelty,.....IClff
State Sen . John Schmitt,
proudly sporting an old Marine
Corps s wagge r s tick tucked
officially under an arm, sat
down Frid3y at a table lined
with eager Democrats and news
rcporterti and went to work.
·'I want to scotch the rumor
som e of you have been passing
around that l'm just returning
from Chile where I 've been
studying campaign techniques,"
he said with mock seriousness.
·'That is not true. 1 'm not
expected down there, I think. for
at least two more weeks ...
llllk questions," he sa Id with a
sparkle in hill eyes.
But the issue during the
rive-course luncheon Friday al
the Yen Chinll restaurant in
Orange was Schmitz' coup
d'etat comment. Thom said the
intenUon was to have fun with
Schmitt while pointing out the
seriousness of his statement at
the s ame time.
The resolution signed by Thom
and alliance secretary-treasurer
Chris Loumakis seemed lo put
the issue in perspective. One
segment read:
.. Whereaio. Sen. John Schmitz,
as a guy with a moustache and a
German name who knows he has
to be car eful , has. by his
afor e m e ntioned publi c
statement, violated his oath of
office, and has hlmstll become
an enemy or the Republic ...
"Now, therefore, be it
resolved that the Orange County
Democratic Alliance hereby
bestowi; upon Sen John Schmiu
the Rumpus Delecti Resolution
of Condemnation for public:
conduct below and beneath the
dignity of the office he
represents and admonishes unto
him the following: 'A Closed
Mouth Gathers No Foot.· "
Schmitz's response was to
quote Rudyard Kipling about
truth being twisted by knaves
for fools. And he also described
a poss ible n ew c ampaign
bumper sticker conceived by his
SOO"
"Col Schmitz for U.S Senate
or else "
It went like that for more than
an hour as Schm itz traded
p o l itical qui p s wilh a
good-natured group called the
Orange County Democratic
Alliance.
ln politi<.·al parlance. the
alliance 1s known as a rump
group, an organi zation that bolts
an official bod y to create its own
unofficial auth o rit y . The
alliance was formed to protest
the innuencc· in Orange County
of political :..ctivist Tom Hayden
and his Campaign for Economic
Democracy
Condor refuge land
buy wins approval
Schmitz. who is seeking .the
Republican nomination for the
U.S. Senate seat held by S.l.
Hayakawa. was invited to the
alliance lunc·heon to receive its
"Rumpus Dclc<.•ti " awarcl and
resolution.
It was presented to him. said
alliance Chairman Bill Thom ,
because Schmitz is a "carrier of
the infamous political d1i.case
kn ow n as foot 1n th e
mouth-it1s · · · The group decided
to lampoon Schmitz -a Marine
Corps reserve colonel for his
rect'nt comment that a m1htary
coup d·etat could possibl y be in
the nation·s best interest
The only other person to
receive the playful award was
llayden. But he didn't show up
to accept it and nobody figured
he would.
But Schmitz did. s wagger
stick and all
.. , didn't come here to talk
about m y race unless you people
SA C RAMENTO (AP > -
Defying an executive order from
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to
postpone buying property, the
slate Public Works Board on
Friday approved purchasing a
596-acre parcel for a California
condor preserve.
The three board membe rs
present voted unanimous ly to
spend $.157 ,600 to buy the tract
localed 10 Tulare County north
of P o rt e r v ill e . a s ate
environmentalis ts said is used
by the giant. ha1rless·necked
vultures as a summer roosting
area
The board cannot "be in a
pos1t1on of causing the extinction
of the California condor," s aid
board m e mbe r Adria n a
Gian tur co . Brown 's
transportation director
She said the governor's order
to de fe r property purchases
until the state's fiscal crunch is
eased s hould be "discussed on a
case by·case basis "
··If the governor doesn't agree
with this. he can simply fire us."
Joked David Janssen, a member
of the board who al~o serves as
state General Services director.
Board chairwoman S us anne
Morgan , a de puty Finance
Department director, favored
the purchase
Th e 20 ·pound co ndor .
fierce·beaked and dark with a
9·foot wing span, is the largest
bird in North America and is
probably its most endangered
s pecies ll once new over much
of western North America, bul
now is fo und only in the
mountains and foothills around
Central California's San Joaquin
Valley.
On Oct f!. Brown ordered a
moratorium on capital outlays
and impose d a 2 percent
s pending cut on most state de-
partments lo deflect a looming
budget de ficit estimate d at
between $500 million and $1
billion. The Public Works Board
s taff reported tbat t he
gove rno r 's order barred
immediately buying the land -
but board mem bers disagreed.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. October 31. 1981
,Jl11ling set on slaying
P..robe conducted in Mesa SWAT team shooting
4leault1 of un investi&atlon
Into the shoot10g death or Cost•
Menn Arnold Broyles by a
police SWAT team Oct. 6 are
eiea>ecttd lo be made public by
ttM Oranae County District
Attorney's ofrke next week.
ifohn Conley. deputy district
attorney investlg11ting Broyles'
death, said he should be ready to
afll'hounce whether the killing
wiis justirlable homicide.
~royles, 37. died in a Fountain
Valley hospital arter he was s hot
once in the chest with a rifle
when Cost a Mesa officers
cr'Jshed into his barricaded
hop"le al 867 Presidio Ave. early
Oct. 6.
grr1cers sa id Broyles,
ca•rying a knife in each hand,
wts shot at a distance of about
foor feel when he charged a
SWAT team officer inside the
home. .
Broyle1f parents. who have
retained Santa Ana lawyer
James G . Gelder to rile a
wrongful death claim against
the city in the matter. contend
police "murdered" their son.
Gel<ier is seeking tapes,
photos and reports regarding the
Oct. 6 incident from the Costa
M esa Police De partment
t hro ugh the Orange County
Superior Court.
A spokesman for Gelder said
this week police will not give
reports of the incident to the
family
A hearing is set for Nov 9
before Superior Court Judge
Edward Wallin to determine
what materials s h ould be
handed over to Gelder
Broyles' parents say they
were not chased from their
home by their son who a
p!iycholog ist said had been
Did 'Animal House '
reak its revenge?
STANFORD <APl -Stanford
iversity's oldest fraternity,
s spended after a history or
h,al one member said was
" pimaJ House" behavior. was
II ~ed l',riday to vandalism in
jch milk was poured onto
c rppus typewriters. calculators
a d file cabinets.
Report or Thursday night's
ldent, which caused several
ousand dollars damage to the
c pus Residential Education
0 1 i ce. followed Zeta Psi t ternity members' comments
,. day that destruction or
tJ 1versity property was once
b tis no longer condoned.
"It certainly is hard to believe
t 's wasn't connected with the
Z•ta suspension." said Norman
Rpbinson. associate dean of
s~dent affairs as he poured
~)k from a desk·top calculator
JRobinson had announced
T~ursday's suspension .
1 member or Zeta Psi reached
b telephone, however. said it 1s
d ublful that a fraternity
mber was responsible.
"As far as we know . . we
h d a meeting a nd nobody in the
h u se did it,·· said Steve
B Hinger, 21. of Camarillo. "I
t nk it was just too obvious. I
d n 't think anyone in the house
w uld have done it. ..
ampus officials said' vandals
e tered the third floor oCfice by
b eaking a large, plate-glass w dow. ln addition to the milk.
c ffee was poured on furniture
a d equipment and the room
w s strewn with broken glass
a d papers.
he Zeta Psi suspension was
third disbandment of the
year·old organization since
9 and follows a history or
theft and other illegal behavior
thut a member said ended last
fall.
A noon meeting scheduled
bet ween Robinson and the
fraternity was canceled
Thomas Allen. 21. a senior
from Georgia, said hours before
the vandalism was reported that
fraternity behavior leading to
the suspension included thefts
and destruction or property.
primarily between 1976 a nd 1979.
Members "put holes in the
wall. kicked out windows. tore
up carpets . . . broke lights"
and poured milk on carpets and
lei 1t sour. said Allen. fraternil)
\'ice president.
"Typical destruction. house
destruction was condoned It
was a ~a} of life," he said.
adding that the behavior was
similar to that portrayed an the
mo" ie ... Animal House " 1n
which a fraternity engaged in
wholesale destruction and abuse
or property.
After 1979. he said . · we cut
out all or that s tuff. ..
But on Oct. 8. Allen said. a
v1s1ting female s tudent was
thrown into the house pond and
complained
"They waited until we had one
more incident, .. he said "This 1s
the fir s t incidP.nt si n ce
November 1980."
Zeta Psi. which has about 55
members and pledges living at
the university-owned house al
353 Campus Drive. has been
given until the end of the fall
~arter. Dec 19, to move out
The fraternity can petition for
unh'l.'rsity recognition again m
1983 but will not become eligible
for residential status until the
fall of 1984 .
drinking heavily and sl:ishlng
wtlh a kn1ft! just before his
death. 1
Police say Oroyles' father
reported both hf' and his wife
wen~ chased from their home
with a knire late the night before
Arnold Jr 's death.
The parents say they only
sought help from police to
subdue their son who had a
history or mental instability and
drug use and transport him to
a hospital for help
Conley said f'riday his omce
will not delve into the "broader
societal question .. or whether
police &houJd or should not have
used tear gas or other methods
to subdue to remove Broyles
from his barricaded home.
"We're not inyestigating
that." he said. "but whether if
the guy was coming with a knife
was he <the offlcen Justified in
shooting him."
Funds s late d
for libra r y
improvem e nts
The Huntington Beach Friends
of the Library is buying $6,000
worth or items for the library
with funds the group has raised
through members hip fees. book
sales and special events.
The gilts include directional
signs to help visitors locate
sec lions of the library. a
reader-printer. a puppet theater
and a book display table for the
children's area
Also included are large print
books and 100 new binders for
the telephone book collection.
Disable d earl!
1vorkshop set
A free workshop for parents
anQ professionals who care for
the disabled will be offered
Thursday by Coastline College.
The workshop will lake place
from I to 5 p.m . at the Mesa
Verde Learning Qenter, 2990
Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa
:\1esa.
The sess ion 1s aimed at
teaching par ents and
professionals how to help
disabled people develop social
skills such as dating and how to
prepare them for rejection.
Erupt io n stud ied .
VANCOUVER. Wash. (AP) -
Instrument readings indicated
that Mount Sl. Helens may have
begun a non-explosive eruption
Friday, geologists said. but bad
weather prevented direct
observation of the volcano's
crater.
ore bridge lanes to open
wo others remain unfinished in Newport Beach
Part II of tbe gradual 'lpening
o Newport Beach's $9 million
U per Bay bridge will unfold
nday when eastbound drivers
a e routed on to the new
9 ucture.
Although the bridge ultimately
11 carry seven lanes of tramc.
otorists for the lime being will
only be able to use five or them.
Workmen on the project said
the other two lanes are not
finished and can't be completed
until the old four-lane bridge is
demolished.
Westbound dri vers were
guided onto the new bridge more
ign ordinanc e before
esa City Council
Costa Mesa's City Council is
1 heduled to consider a number
controversial issues Monday
hen it meets for the first time ·
i about a month.
The council, which railed to
eel Oct. 19 because a majority
o its members attended a
ague of California Cities e nclave in San Francisco. will
eel at 6:30 p.m . in City Han, 77
ir Drive.
On lap are rev1s1ons to the
city's controversial sign
ordinance passed in 1974 to rid
Costa Mesa of s ign clutter and
outsized messages.
Also up again for
conside ration is a proposed
ordinance to regulate popular
electronic games in most
businesses throughout the city.
O n the agenda -but
considered now for a delay
than two weeks ago and have
been using two through lanes
and a turning lane onto Dover
Drive.
Monday's schedule calls for a
fin a 1 burst of traffic to cross the
old s tructure and then, at 7 a.m.
on • the dot. motorists will be
routed onto the new bridge.
Demolition or the old bridge,
built in 1932, will begin Tuesday
wh e n Southern California
Edison Company crews remove
power cables from the four-lane
span.
On Thursday, a demolition
team is expected to tear down
the old bridge piece by piece.
Officials said the concrete
decking will go first and that the
redwood timbers under the
decking will be pried up next.
The demolition is expected to
take three lo four weeks. Most of
the concrete. redwood timbers
and various water lines will be
salvaged and sold . officials said.
The new bridgt in all its
seven-lane glory should be fully
opened by the first of fire year.
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)Jarley
·ruling
upheld
• The Fourth District Court of
Appeal in San Bernardino has
affirmed the 1980 second·degree
murder conviction of Thomas
Andrew Barley. a former
Orange County news reporter
accused in the stabbing death of
his wife.
The court, in an opinion
recently released. rejected
arguments by Barley's attorney,
Keith Monroe, of Santa Ana.
that the conviction should be
reversed.
Barley, 53. was convicted of
second·degree murder by an
Or.ange County Superior Court
jury in connection with the May
1979 s tabbing of his wife,
Catherine. 46. The same jury
ruled that Barley was sane at
the time the s tabbing occurred
just steps from the entrance to a
Santa Ana restaurant near a pet
shop where Mrs Barley was
employed'.
Barley was given a
17-years-to-life imprisonment
sentence by then-Judge Mason
Fe nton. He is incarcerated at
the California Mens' Colony, San
Luis Obispo, where he is editor
of the prison news paper. the
Communicator.
At the time of the slaying,
Barley was employed as a
reporter for the Daily Pilot.
A spokeswoman for Monroe's
office said the attorney will ask
the court for a rehearing on the
legal issues raised in the appeal.
Should that be unsuccessful , she
s aid. further appeals will be
pursued with the state Supreme
Court.
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Officials say work crews will
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Many I
admit
This is a spooky night
town wants to forget
the Wilson rarm, where the Marth~ri cheating<\ GROVERS MILL, N.J , (AP1 -
To be s ure, Jack·'o·lanterna still artn ,
from front stoops here. Children still
dreaa up as hobgoblins and witches -
but not Martians .
Halloween ts not the favorite
holiday of Grovers Hill.
This ls the place"that Orson Welles
doomed to an embarrass ing niche in
modem history 43 years ago, when
he made it the setting for this
broadcast adaptation of H.G Wells'
novel, "War or the Worlds ."
Thousands around the country
Thousands prayed,
wept or ran for the
hills when the
. all-too-realistic story
of the invasion from
Mars was broadcast.
prayed, wept or ra n for the hills
when the all·too·realist1c story of an
invasion from Mars was broadcast
over national radio on Halloween eve
1938
Most who believed the broadcast
have been permitted to forget lheir
hysteria, but not those who reside in
the several dozen houses sprinkled
about a pond and abandoned mall in
Grovers Mill, not even a town but an
area within West Windsor Too/nship.
"Nothing much goes on here. It's a
quiet place, except some people get
real mad if you ask them about that
radio program. Some of them who
left town still feel real foolish, .. said
Eddie Kemp, a retired dairy worker
.. But every year they come asking
questions, tourists and reporters.
I've been on national TV and in all
k inds of new s paper s and
magazines," Kemp said, adding that
he h adn 't actually heard the
broadcast but remembers a ··a lot of
com motion·· the 'tlight the program
aired .
.. But I'm j ust plain tired of talking
about it. Now I tell them. you don't
give me no green stuff and you don't
get nothing.··
··cora Sayler. 89, still sits in the
same chair by the same window
where she heard the broadcast. She
lives directly across the road from
Invaders were said to have landed. 1inl
She said sbe doesn't Jnlnd t11k1n1 NEW YORK <AP) ..,...,
about her reaction to the provam, About 40 percent of lhlbq
although she is a bit amazed by some people respondma to ~
of the city folks who have questioned questionnaire sent 0""'1j
her over the years. by Psythology To~•>SA
"This o ne reporte r ror the magazine say they hav1
television, I said to her that 1 was lied on federal llftJa
cool as a cucumber because I knew returns. llltb
nothing was happening. She asked Nearly halt s aid tbetha
me what cool as a cucumber meant. had cheated on the~*
Said she never heard it. She asked spouses artd a whopptni
me lo keep repeating it for the 93 percent. said the
camera,'' said Mrs. Sayler. Ignored the speed Um V
She said one reporter asked her to a t one time or another._f"
show off her shotgun for the camera P sychology Today; w
but that she refused, saying, "I don't which m aile d t h'e1 ]
show my gun to nobody unless I have questionnaires to 24,ooo>n
lo use it." r eaders, said that iti!llO
But Mrs. Sayler said the thing that results can't be applie4
irritates her the most is that people to Americans as a whol 'l
never want to talk about the time she • because its sa mplin•w
appeared on the te levision show was self.selected froraot
"What's My Line?" The panel fajled those who read thtt~
to pick her as the woman who was publication. ..._ 10•(
a mong the first or her sex to be c_or':1 .Sayler, 89, poaes on he: ~rch i!' G~overs Mill, N.J ... which ha.a been haunted for 43 years by a Of the respondents.
permitted to hose down cows in a fictitwus cu:count. of a Martian moosum m a farrwus radio broadcast. It scared the bejabbers out of m o s t w
large dairy operation. thousands, including townsfolk who even now hate to talk about it. wel I ·educated
Her son, Oliver, prefers to talk adults. about "War or the Worlds," although .-------------------------------------------~------_._•
he says he' hopes "it's the last time."
·· 1t's old hat Beating a dead
horse... he said. "People here are
sick lo death or it. It makes you feel
stupid and embarrassed ... those
who thought it was real.··
lie said he believes most or the
panic occurred in nearby cities such
as Newark, Philadelphia and New
York, "hecause those who did aren't
saying."
Matter or fact, Sayler said. he
doesn't know of anyone in West
Windsor or neighboring Plainsboro
Township who was amused by the
broadcast and the ensuing pamc .
··The thing you have to remember
is that country people don't like to be
taken in by the city s lickers. And,
that's what most or them thank
Welles did, made fools out of them.··
he said.
Sayler ::,aid he worries about a real
disaster befalling Grovers Mill. and
people "will just sit right where they
are so that nobody can play a joke on
them again."
Joe llall. who runs a service
~talion near Grover s Mill, said
simply: "Not that Martian business
again. r m not even going to talk
about1t ··
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SAN FRANCISCO lAP> -The
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Municipal Judge Lewis A. Wenzell,
who was convicted of soliciting
prostitutes.
Without revealing details. t he
com mission said Friday it ordered
an inquiry into ··matters" concerning
Wenzell's conduct.
Wenzell . 39, was convicted Oct. 3 in
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ROME <AP> -Two out of three
public telephones in Rome are out of
order, many broken by vandals and
thieves. the newspaper 11 Giornale of
Milan reported.
"Finding a telephone that works is
more and more difficult, .. the
news paper said .. Already Romans
have memorized the places in which
they can make a telephone call from
a coin phone."
Many Romans rely on public
telephones for their calls because the
waiting list for having a phone
installed at home is long.
Newport Beach on three mis ·
d e meanor counts of soliciting
prostitution and was ordered to start
serving the jail term Nov. 15. He
plans to appeal and has ignored a
call from 19 fellow judges to resign.
The commission said the closed
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··upon the issues of judicia l discipline
raised by the facts. following charges
about judicial activity or conduct."
The co mmi ssio n act s
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California Supreme Court, the only
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JUdge.
The presiding municipal judge in
San Diego later ordered that Wenzell
not be assigned crimina l cases, but
Wenzell has been given a civil case
whlch is now in trial.
Wenzell h ad been charged with
eight counts or soliciting involving
fi ve prostitutes.
District Attqrney Ed Miller said an
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triggered when his name appeared
on customer records in a business
believed to be a front for prostitution.
Miller said the probe included a
review of the judge's credit card
accounts and checks which Wenzell
allegedly used to pay prostitutes.
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Orange Coast DAILY Plil.OT /Saturday, October 31 . 1981
Jimi Hendrix chronicled
Friend's book details explosive life of late rocker ..
in u wuy that few people can do
today. in the South, with blues
masters In small und big
towns."
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Age Of Enlightenment
In This Gent>"arion
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They met in 1969 when Jimi
Hendrix hung out at a dress shop
on New York's lower Eut Side
and poet David Henderson spent
time at a toy st.ore across the
street.
A year later, the flamboyant
Hendrix was dead. The day -
Sept . 18 , 1970 -was
Henderson's birthday. And he
resolved then to write about one
of the rock 'n' roll scene's most
remarkable and influential
guitarists.
"When I knew him, I never
thought about writing about
him," Hende r son said . "I
enjoyed him so much as a
person I never thought about
anything else. ll was a real trip
to be in public with him.
"I regretted that when he
died , and I resolved to write
a bout him as a black artist."
His book, .. Ji mi Hendrix:
Voodoo Child or the Aquarian
Age," was published in 1978,
after years of interviews with
people close to Hendrix, from
his father to the hairdresser who
was the go-be tween for the
guitari~t and jazz great Miles
Davis.
Ttlis fall, a revised, condensed
version appeared in paperback
as " 'Scuse Me While I Kiss the
Sky: The Life of Jim I Hendrix."
The book gl ve1 a detailed,
energetic account or Hendrix's
wild performances, mimickln&
the explosive, pulsating eneray
in words, and describes the lW"es
of the rock world drugs,
money, women. competition
that captivated and ensnared
Hendrix.
But It's Hendrix's devotion to
his music. its roots and new
"To me he's
. an . artist who
worked very hard
to .achieve .a I
creative goal ... "
direction, that is mos t 1 mportant
to He nderson , a poet and
o n e-time teacher at UC
Berkeley.
"To me, he's . an artist
who worked very hard all hi s
life to achieve a c r eative
goal," Henderson said.
"He has not been forgotten at
all, mainly because no one has
topped him as a guitarist.
People are not listening, they're
not studying the way he did
musically. He studied the blues
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Berkeley, Hendrix came from a
famil y of performers. His
grandparents were show people.
his father Al a jazz tap dancer
who rem e mbers his son 's
intense fascination with his first
guitar: "He'd be plunking away,
and I could almost see his vision
of himself playing for a band "
Hendrix even slept with his
acous tic guitar during his
military service, and after his
discharge headed for Nashville.
He performed in rhythm and
blues road shows. played with
L ittle Richard, the Is ley
Brothers. Curtis Kntght and the
Squires, a nd in 1965 began
playing by himsel!. then with lus
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;.Some of his riffs are now
stan dard . so me are
unattainable," Henderson said.
"He can·t be duplicated , no one
has topped him. . He's a
demigod of music."
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Last year , 105,000 Americans
were killed in accidents and
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NEW YORK (AP> -Jn tht world of noveU1t
Rotemary Ro1era, women are tempeatuoua, men
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eyes are coal·black, the muscles steel·belted, the
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There's no such thing as an uneven tan or a
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What there is, Is passion aplenty. It ripples
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In just seven years, Rosema.ry Rogers has
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Literary critics have been decidedly less kind,
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pulp, and dam silly porno al that.
But despite the harsh words of critics and
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George so much, but I
l ike Bill, too , and
Howard's got the cutest
eyes, but Joe is so
romantic, and when
Hank kissed me last
night my stomach felt
all fluttery" -despite
it all, her eight steamy
sagas have topped The
New York Times
best-seller lists , as
mass market releases
or more expensive
trade paperbacks.
Ro M s . R og e rs , a
GERS reed-thin, raven·haired
grandmother who calls herself "a throwback to
the days of Tyrone Power and Erroll Flynn,"
began seducing readers with "Sweet Savage
Love" in 1974.
She's been batting 1.000 since.
"Love Play" hit the book.stores this rail, and
the noor of her Manhattan apartment already is
carpeted with bits of "Surrender To Love," novel
No. 9.
Fame and success came to Rosemary Rogers
like a forbidden lover stealing into a fictional
bedroom: They were both sudden and sweet.
A native of Sri Lanka who once slept with a
Bible under her pillow, she seems at first glance
an unlikely creator of plots touted as "sizzling"
and "sensuous."
Upon closer inspection, some parallels
s urface: Like her make-believe women, Ms.
Rogers, who's "somewhere in my 40s," grew up
pampered and over-protected, romantic and
rebellious and rich.
Her life, an odyssey through three continents
and two marriages that brought her from wealth
lo poverty and back again, seems a perfect
training ground for a teller of torrid tales.
As an "exceptionally plain and gawky" child
named Rosemary Jansz. she went through books
"like a termite" -Dickens, Shakespeare and
Austin. She remembers fincling "Lady Chatlerly's
Love r " in her mother's bureau. She didn't
understand it. She read it anyway.
She married twice and had four children, two
by an Asian track star while she stuclied English at
the University of Ceylon, two by a U.S. Air Force
sergeant she met in London and followed to
California.
After her second divorce in 1964, she went lo
work as a secretary lo support her two daughters
and two sons.
"My kids went to school with patches on their
pants, and when I was loo tired to patch them,
they went to school with holes," she recalls.
"I had two blouses, two skirts and two pairs of
shoes, but God, I s urvived ! Being poor was one of
the best things that ever happened to me -it
m ade me stronger. It added dimension and
depth."
Searching for a solution lo her money troubles,
she turned to a· half-finished story s he'd begun
writing when she was 12. Too poor to buy a
typewriter, she used the one at her office, pecking
away during lunch hours and into the night.
"l had two choices: it was either drown or
fight to pull myself out," she says. "Once I started
typing, suddenly the story was real. It flowed out
of me. I would imagine dialogue while l made the
kids dinner. and I'd run to my notebook to jot it
dow n ."
While she finis hed, Ms. Rogers put her
m anuscript away and started two others: "Dark
Fires" and "The Wildest Heart."
ll was 1973 before she summoned enough
courage lo send "Sweet Savage Love" to a
publisher. Avon Books published it in J anuary
1974. It was one of those romantic rarities : an
overnight success.
Ms. Rogers, whose books fit somewhere
between Jacqueline Susann and Harold Robbins,
has more than 23 million volumes in print in
America, and her novels have been translated into
10 foreign languages.
She splits her time between coasts: a few
months in her California beach house practicing
yoga and discarding her makeup; a few months in
New York, attending ballets and discos. and
entertaining friends in an apartment dotted with
fig trees and antiques.
S he still writes through t he night,
experimenting with settings and periods, poring
over maps and geography books, sending her
characters to Italy and Spain, or for variety, back
to another century.
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They aren't above showini their women who's
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Most women workers still in restricted roles 1
r establ11hlng a career becauae I BJ BAAMl&A a. IAZARUH
More \ban SO percent or all AmHlcu women between the
a1H ot ll and e.5 work for pay.
moll of them becauae of
economic nec•llty.
[ EDITOR'S NOTI:: Thsr" IM eighlh tn c HriH of 15 art1clt1 uplonng llOm~e else -uauaUy hl.J wilt I
.. Working: Change• and Chokll... provided a comfortable home I Barbera B. Laiorui o/ Welleate11 ColltQt orgutt thot wom•n hoUt a n d man a i e d t be a o c I a I
, 1nt1r1d tM workforce in vnprec~ttd number•. but that thtJI 1Ull tmd arraniements 'nec.,uary tQ
to be aegrtgated in "womtn'•" job•. 1ucce11 oa the job. WUbout a
Bu\ deaplte aH the medla
publlt'ltJ about new worlt.
opportunlUee for wom n. women
ln tbe 18M>s are 1Ull defined u
much by their h ome
reaponaibillties as by their paJd
job1.
Th "wile," women may tlnd ll i.t •erita W03 wntttn for Cmmta bf/ Ntwa-po~r • 0 progrcm of difficult to follow, the tradltJonal
Un11>trllt11 E:rttntion, UC. San Ditgo, With funding from tM Notl0n4l path to succen.
EndowrMnt for the Humarntiea. Answering today'1 critical
And despite the revolutionary
increase in the percentage or
women in the paid labor force,
there bas been no comparable
revolution in 1.he k1nds of Jobi
women hold. The majority of
women are segregated ln a
small number or low-paying,
low-status occupations with
limited opportunities for
advancement.
The result is that women
workers today are struggling to
make a living or bwld careers in
a world still dominated by
traditional attitudes toward
women and work.
The truth is. of course, that
women have always worked.
But the identification of "work"
with paid labor is relatively
recent. Throughout America's
agr icultur al period, most of
men's and women's work was an
unpaid contribution to
sustaining the family.
However. the Ind us trial
Revolution took "work" out of
the home and defined it by pay.
At the turn of the century and
until the late 1930s , the
government defined "workers"
as those in the paid labor
market above age 6 -later
restricting it to those between
the ages or 16 and 65. This
definition helped to obscure the
general work contributions of
women. which often were not for
pay.
However, it was really the
definition of appropriate sex
roles that effectively removed
"women's work " from the
More than 400 occupations are
listed by the Bureau or the
Census, but most women are
employed in 20. One-fourth of all
women work as
secretaries -slenog ra phers.
bookkeepers, elementary school
teachers, or waitresses. While
women are more apt than men
to be white-collar workers, the
jobs they bold are usually Jess
skilled. Women as professionals
and technical workers are most
likely to be teachers and health
workers, mostly at the lower
levels.
While women constitute more
than 40 percent or the labor
force, only one-firth of managers
and administrators are women,
and women hold only 1 percent
of top management jobs.
A bout one out or seven women
workers have blue-collar jobs,
compared to one out of two men,
but only 5 percent of skilled
crafts workers are women. And
women are twice as likely as
men to be service workers.
\,/any American wome11 work 1mt 111 nt'ces.<Ht I/. hut despite t tie Obviously. some progress bas
p11bl1c1ty about treednm of npportun1111 u mal()ri/u are .<;eqregaied been made, particularly in the
111 /nu· palJltlCJ. lciu •-wat 11,, mb.'I professions; notwithstanding,
the current statistical picture
lire expectancy and changing market are very difrerent. Most does not yet reflect a dramatic
economic and social patterns. women today work in the lowest change in the position of women
Today, more women work for paying occupations . The in the paid market.
pay for longer periods or time average woman's earnings are While the substantially
than in the past. less than three-fifths or the increased percentage or women
In 1900, the average life average man's. Less than 7.5 training for non-traditional jobs
expectancy was less than 50 percent or all women earn more in the trades and professions
years, most or them occupied than $15,000. compared to 40 may change this picture in the
with going to school or with percent or men. And a woman is future, it is too soon to tell
childbearing. A woman s pent an two-and-a-half times more likely whether these increases
average of only six years in the than a man to end up represent a permanent advance
paid market. Today, when the poverty-stricken. for women or will be a
average woman lives past 75, temporary aberration.
shespendsmore than 25yearsin * * * Women 's liv es are still
paid work. complicated by the traditional
-In 1928. the average woman Author plans understanding of "women's
worker was 28, single. and a work." The dramatic shift in the
high school graduate. Today she role or women in paid work has
is 36, married, and the more careers not been matched by a similar
education she has , the more s hirt in home -based work
definition of working. It was likely she is to be working for Barbara B. Lazarus has been responsibilities. Although fewer
men who "worked" at, and were pay. director of the Wellesley College women are f u 11 . time
judged by, paid jobs. Being a From 1950 to 1975, 11.5 0 rr ice for homemakers. women are stiJI
successful man -a husband million married women entered Careers since expected to have the major -if
and a father meant being a the labor force. and the number 1975. not the sole -responsibility for
good economic provider. But o f working m ot hers bas Prior to home andfamily.
regardless of whether a woman increased nine times since 1940. that, she was Men rarely s hare equally in
worked outside the home, being By the end of the 1980s, it is assoc i ale d h o u s eh o Id a n d r a mi I y
a s uccessful woman meant expectedthatclose to70percent with the res ponsibi li ties . On the
being a good wife, mother and ofallwomenwillbeworklng. Caree r cont rary , wo m e n spend
housekeeper. Most women have entered the Education approximately four times as
F a i r o r n o t . t h e paid labor force for the same Project of the many hours as men in home and
responsibiUties and roles were reasons as men· they need the N a t i o n a I family work. And with the rising
clear: managing the needs or money. Almost 45 percent of all uz.uus Institute of divorce rate, an increasing
home and family were not women "workers " in 1979 were Education and was a member of percentage of women have sole
"work;" being on a pajd job single heads of household -a the faculty of the University of re s p on s i bi Ii ties for a II
was. Thus one hea rs, "My reflection of later marriages and Connecticut. home-based work. The burden of
1 m anage lt all?"
Women with the least skills
have the fewest options. But
even professional women face
problems of role stereotypes.
After all, a man who is a
doctor i.s simply a "doctor," but
a woman is a "woman doctor."
Our very language highlights
the exceptional nature of her
work and her double
responsibilities as homemaker
and "worker." Unattached
professional women may have
fewer daily demands on them.
but they may be vie wed as ·
unsuccessful "women."
Women in high -status
positions may have another
disadvantage. Traditionally, a
man could devote himself to
HOROSCDPI
By SYDNEY OMARR
Sunday, November 1
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Sense of communication is
heightened; individual you
respect will return compliment.
Exchange of ideas proves
stimulating. Romance also plays
part in unusual scenario.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Long-distance communication
affects family plans . Emphasis
on spirituality , t e a c hing,
learning and answering
ques tions concerning travel.
Home or dom es tic affairs
dominate scenario.
GEMINI (May 2l·June 20):
You do not have entire truth
concerning financial status of
one who discusses partnership.
Be perceptive, aware, alert and
r ead y to protect your own
interests.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22 ):
Accent on special arrangement,
partnership propo sa l ,
relationships or a permanent
nature. A commitment is made,
you have more responsibility
and you'll actually reel more
secure as result.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Be
receptive, not docile. You have
plenty to offer, others know it.
You'll round out project,
assignment will be finished and
you' II feel euphoric. Burden
questions aboul women and
work will necessitate radical
chan1es in the deflnltlon oflf
"men's work" aa well aa
changes in work structures and
social attitudes. Career
counseling, new education and
training programs, part-lime 1
jobs and flexible hours, and '
quality child care are only a few
or the changes needed.
But one thing is clear. While '
the answers may not be easy '
and the changes they brln1 may •
be unsettling, something m11$l
be done. Jobs and home and ·
family cannot all be "women's
work.·· No one bas the time to do
it all.
NEXT WEE.K : Pulflzer
Prfae-wirmir.g paychiatri1t Robert
Colea disCUllUB tht Im-poet of work
on the family.
invo lv ed in special
"f'nlertainment feature."
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 >:
Territorial rights are
established. You knew where
you stand, bow far you can go
and in which direction to
proceed. Intuitive intellect
serves as reliable guide. A
former teacher returns to scene.
, SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 )
Forces tend to be scattered as
your interes t s fly in many
directions . Spotlig ht on
relatives. visits. short trips and
e~pansion of personal horizons.
SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
21): Focus on details concerning
fin a nc es . Lunar position
hi gh light s payment s .
collections, decisions concerning
lost and found articles.
CAPRICOR N (Dec . 22-Jan.
19 ). Recent request concerning
change i s fulfilled .
Circumstances tame sudden
turn in your favor. Emphasis on
personal appearance, special
apparel and ability to assert
needs in d ynamic. graphic
manner.
AQUARI US tJ an. 20· Feb. 18).
You '11 participate in group
activity concerned with charity,
hospitals, homes for aged or
persons who are incapacitated.
Reunion indicated -family
dirre rences will be settled.
grandfathers were farmers. my the fact that one out of three An educational anthropologist, rearing children today m ay help
father is a lawyer, but none of marriages today ends in she is co-author of a number or explain why the birth rate in'the PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20).
the women in my family bas divorce. And almost 30 percent articles on career planning and late 1970s was half that of 1957. You learn to separate illusion
finally is lifted.
ever worked." of working women were married of several studies prepared for Today women "workers" are VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): from reality -accent on
Even under this restricted to men who earned less than the National Ins titute of raced with complicated new New start in new direction friends. hopes, wishes and credit
definition of "work," women's $15,000 a year. Education, including "Women questions -not, "Will I work?" sparks creative urge. Emphasis for task performed beyond caJI
roles have changed greatly over Although the reasons for and the World of Work," and but, "Where will I work?" "Will on excitement of discovery, of duty. Defme terms, see peo. •
the past several generations, in women working are the same as "From Liberal Arts and Science I get or stay married?" "Will I s ignificant changes, children pie as they are. get rid of
large part because or increased men's, their roles in the labor to Careers: A Guide." have children?" And , "How will and speculation. You could be s upernuous material. ~.:._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1
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Brazilian church is social
gadfly to the government
By PETER EISNER •-i.-...... ~
BRASILIA. Brazil -The activist Roman
Catholic Church is reaffirming Its role as Brazil's
leadina social critic with a broad-ranging appeal
for liberty and economic justice that challenges
the military-backed government.
The church leadership. perhaps the most
activist in all Latin America, says it will continue
lo s peak out for human rights and social equality
for the millions of impoverished people in the
world's largest Roman Catholic country.
The declaration, which followed a meeting of
high-ranking church officials, was seen as an
answer to periodic complaints by the government
that church leaders here overstep their religious
boundaries.
·'The mission or the church is evangeli cal and
eminently pastoral," said the leadership of the
authoritative National Conference of Brazilian
Bishops in the 29-point position statement. "Such a
mission. however. cannot be conducted without
attending to the sociopolitical problems of the
country."
The church's reaffirmation or its social stand
comes as the military-backed government of
President Joao Figueiredo follows a path toward
political liberalization -17 years after a
right·win g military coup overthrew the
democratically e lected government of Joao
Goulart.
However, the church warned that political
liberties are not enough in a society in which
one-third of the population of 122 million lives in
abject poverty. Brazil is nominally 90 percent
Roman Catholic.
The church stressed that its position is in line
with papal directives and invokes Pope John Paul
II 's repeated calls for social justice here during a
1980 Brazilian pastoral tour.
The pope made a series of statements on the
rights of worke rs, on the poor and on social
inequality. In a speech at a squalid Rio de J aneiro
mountainside slum. overlooking the city 's rich
resort beaches. John Paul s aid · "I will do
everything I can so that the abyss that separates
the excessively rich, who are few m number. from
the great multitudes of poor , .. will disappeu."
The recent Brazilian statement emphasizes
that the church will not take sides in pohtical
party politics.
But the statement speclf1cally:
-Warns against right-wing extremist groups
that have resorted to "violent actions on their own
account to defend private political interests.''
There have been at least 70 bombing attacks by
pres umed right-wing forces here s ince 1980.
Calls for the organization of citizens and
community ac tion groups. "Only an organized
people in the most varied forms is capable of
participating In a national and peaceful
development process.
-Declares that a "new social order" 1s
needed in Brazil "to promote the good of all
not just the privileged minority."
Renewed national debate about the role of lhe
church in conte mpori1ry life developed after the
church statement. Two priests working in support
of squatter groups in central Brazil were detained
by federal police and officials renewed charges
that the church ins tigated social disorder in the
poverty ·stricken areas.
There are also periodic government claims
that socialist and communist elements have
infiltrated church movements . The bi s hops
conference leaders hip rejects such cha rges as
evading the issue of socia l injustice.
The church, meanwhile. has shown itself to be
a powerful force.
Archbishop Helder Camara or Recife, Brazil's
internationally known prelate and a leader of the
bis hops conference, filled a football stadium
recently with wors hippers celebrating his SOth
anniversary in the priesthood. Dom Helder, as he
is popularly known. said in an interview that the
political opening here has done little to change the
plight of Brazil's poor .
··we intend lo continue encouraging support
for people li ving in subhuman. sub·Christian
conditions," he :,aid. "llow could we continue
supporting a social order that permits two-thirds
of the world population to live in hunger · ·
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Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Satufdey. October 31 . 1981 A9
world scope
00 pofnta for .. ch 'llltallon t n1werect correcll~)
1 St1nlsl1w 1<1nla wat repl.ced as leader of the
Polish Communlu Party by his premier and
defeMe mlnluer, General Wojclech
Juuzelskl. In communist countries, the moll
Important le1denhip job I• usually (CHOOSE
ONE: premier, Communl11 Puty leader).
2 For the flm time. President Rea11n used the
word "recession" to describe the U.S.
economic situation. He added that the
recession Is (CHOOSE ONE: slight, severe).
l Cancun, Mexico was the site for the Inter-
national Meeting of Coopet1tlon and
Development. Twenty-two world leaders
discuued (CHOOSE ONE: relations between
industrialized and developing countries. the
1984 Olympia).
4 The Social Security Administration an-
nounced that, in 1982, the average worker will
pay nearly S100 (CHOOSE ONE: more, less) in
Social Security taxes th1m he did in 1981.
S Israel's former foreign minister and defense
minister, .. 1 ... whose black eye puch made
him lnmntly recognlzeable, died of a heart
anack 411 age 66.
newsname
( 10 point. II 1ou een lcknlll't thlt jMrton In th• newt )
As the Spanish Monarch,
I recently visited the U.S.
to gain support for my
efforts to m<1ke my coun·
try the first new member
of NATO since 1955. Who
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1-pennanl a-armed forces
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• news picture
(10 Polnlt II 'tOU tntw•r lhlt QUHtlon COrtKlly)
In national elections. Socialist Andreas Papandreou became the
new Premier of l During his campaign, he pledged 10 close
U.S. m1l11ary bases in his na11on t1nd to end his country\
membership in the military arm of NAI O.
peoplewatch/sportlight
(2 point• IOI eech quHllon en1wer•d correclly)
1 The Reverend Sun Myung Moon, Korean-born leader of the
(CHOOSE ONE: Un1f1cat1on Church, People's Temple) wu
charged with income lair evasion in a U.S. federal indictmen1.
2 Helmut Schmidt, Chancellor of (CHOOSE ONE. Eoist. West)
Germany. underwent heart surgery to receive a pacemaker.
His government announced that the operatton was a success.
l Nelson P1que1's fifth-place finish 1n the Las Vegu Cr and Prii1
earned him the points he needed to claim 1he World's Driving
Championship for 1981. TR UE OR FALSE· Pique1 is a native of
Brazil
4 The New York Yankees beat the (CHOOSE ONE. Oakland A's,
M ilwaukee Brewers) 1n three straight games to win their Jlrd
Amer1c<1n League pennant
5 In the National league, the . , ? . beat the Montreal bpos for
the pennant and the right to play the Yankees in the World
Series
Presbyterians slate 'HMS Pinafore' roundtable
Femlly dl1cuulon (no 1core)
c-a hanging ornament
4-military d-an unimaginauve scholar
St. Mark Pres byterian Church m Newport
Beach will present Gilbert and Sullivan's "HMS
Pinafore" sung by the Chancel Choir at 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 7. Donation is $2 per person. refreshments
will be ser ved , and no reservations are
necessary Call 644-1341 for information.
E lizabeth Coit will s peak on "Eme rging
Feminism in a Developing World: UUSC's Role"
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Orange Coast
Unitarian Universalist Church in Costa Mesa The
public is welcome
Orange County Cha pter of the National
Conference of Christians and Je ws will hold its
fifth annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner
Thursday al the Marriott Hotel in Anaheim.
Honorees will include James Roosevelt. Harriett
Wieder and Tom Fuentes.
United Methodis t Women of the Newport
Cente r United Me thodist Church will hold a
Christmas boutique from 8:30 a.m . to 3:30 p.m .
Wednesday in the church's multi-purpose room.
First United Methodist Church in Huntington
Beach will hold its annual bazaar from 10 a .m. to 2
p.m Nov 7.
Jewish handcrafted gifts and decorator items
will be on sale at the "Chatchkas & Chazzerai"
booth at the Is rael Fair from 10 a .m. to 6 pm.
Sunday at the Orange County Fair Fairgrounds.
University United Methodist Church in Irvine
will hold a Christmas boutique from 3 to 9 p.m .
Friday. Handmade gifts and chili will be sold. Call
552·8233 for information
Mission Lutheran Church in Laguna Niguel
will celebrate the first anniversary of the church·s
dedication at the 9 a.m Sunday service.
C hris tian education t eachers of the
Community Presbyterian Church of Laguna Beach
will be honored Nov. 7 al a dinner dance.
Church Women United m the Newport Harbor
Area will celebrate world Community Day at 9:30
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Community Church
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Put a le,w words to work for ou.
Services 8:30 A.M. & 10: 15 A.M.
Corona del Mar High School. 2101 Eastblutf Dr., Corona ~el M ar
"RELIGION IS ONLY SKIN DEEP"
Continuing Ser1e1> of M tssages From ~htthe"
For Info : Ca II 644-13.50
S-milltant ~a banner Whal support, if any, do 1ndusm .. l1zed nations owe 1he
developing countries of the worldl
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Grace Lutheran Church in Huntington Beach
will hold an arts and crafts festival from 10 a .m to
4 p.m. Nov. 7 on the c hurch lawn Admission is
free.
United Presbyterian Men of the San Cle mente
Presbyterian Church will hear speaker Dave
Brown at a 7 a.m. breakfast meeting Wednesday.
He will speak on estate planning. and donation is
$1.
SH'TTIOn Topic Nov. I st
9:00 & I 0:30 A.M.
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Deregulation threatens phone rates,·
bills could double in California
By THOMAS 0 . £LIAS
Am o n g to da y's bipartlsa n
m ovements, the drive ror deregulaUon
ia one ol the strongest. But its results
are mixed, at best, In Califom1a.
And consume rs in t his state ar e
th reat en ed with l arge ne w price
increases from the la test feder al
deregulation push.
Since its start under former President
Jimmy Carter, the deregulation drive
has freed air fares, na tura l gas prices
and m any types of crude oil from price
controls.
Th at has produced higher gasoline
prices. an end to the natural gas s upply
crunch of the mid· 1970s and mixed air
fare results
THE DOWN SIDE of deregulation has
been stronger in California than other
areas, mainly because of its impact on
plane fares
While cross-country fares dropped.
prices on the heavily-traveled routes
CAllfDRNIA fDCUS
linking Los Angeles, San Francisco.
Sacram~nto and San Diego more than
doubled in the first year after t he state
Public Utilities Commission lost control
over them
The PUC predicted before Congress
passed the 1977 Airline Deregulation
Act that the law would greatly boost.
California air fares.
That makes the latest commission
warning more believable ·
FOR THE PUC NOW says passage of
t h e pending Telecommunications
Com petition and Deregulation Act
might double the basic monthly rates
charged by California telephone
companie~.
The act would not prevent state
regulators like the PUC from setting
phone rates. But it would change some
of the key elements those commissions
use to compute prices
The complex proposed federal law
wou Id al low phone companies to
tra n sfer own e rs h ip of buildin gs,
factories and equipment to affiliated
companies not under state regulation.
THOSE PHONE com pany assets have
all been paid tor by phone users whose
r ates are regularly adjusted upward as
utilities add new equipment.
The PUC worries that ii the new.
unregulated phone company affiliates
don't pay enough for the buildings and
equipment, the regulated company can
claim It lacks the money it needs to
operate and demand that consumers
provide it via higher prices.
Since the American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. and other parent firms of
the California utilities would name half
the panel that sets the prices paid for
those assets, the PUC says there is a
good chance they may be undervalued.
What's more. the new law would
prevent state auditors from examining
most deals between regulated and
un regulated subsidiaries of the same
company
AND IT WOULD prevent regulators
from including profits from Yellow
Pages advertising in figuring phone
rates . That alone would cost
Californians $160 million a year.
Taken together. all the changes could
cost consumers several billion dollars
over the next few years. the PUC says
"We believe <the actl would raise
rates so much that a significant number
of Americans would no longer be able to
afford telephones in their homes." the
PUC said.
.. Tl 1s essential to pay close attention
to the way <deregulation) is done, so
that res idential customers are not
saddled with basic rates that double or
triple in a relatively short time."
THE WARNING IS quite similar to
the one the PUC issued before airline
fares were deregulated in 1977.
The com mission has not opposed
other deregulation efforts and its recent
decisions have favored phone company
interests. That record means the new
warning deserves attention from both
consumers and congressmen.
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SALT peppered with jargon
Sli ccums, gliccums and other tongue -twisters defined
By ROBERT WI ELAARD
Au.<le..,. ~ .... Wr!Wr
B R USSELS, Belgium -It be·
gan with SALT in the 1970s ; Since
then the Western defense establishment
has brought forth MIRVs. PENAIDS,
SLCMs and GLCMs along with such
tongue -twis t ers as "d e pressed
t r ajec tory ," "c i r c ul a r err o r
probability" and the "fractional orbital
bombardment system."
SLCMs. of course, a re pronounced
sliccums, and GLCMs, gliccums. by
those in the know.
T he strategic arms limitation talks of
the 1970s produced the SALT I and
SALT II pacts and have paved the way
for SALT II I meetings between the
United States and the Soviet Union
early next year in Geneva, Switzerland.
But on Nov. JO, they'll sit down in
Ge neva to talk about curbing the
number of nuclear m issiles in Europe.
To keep up with the jargon in those
talks and others. here is a glossary of
some of the U.S Defense Department
terms likely to com e up. courtesy of the
Arm s Control Association. a private
group in Washington, D.C.:
FLEXIBLE RESPONS E The
ability to meet an enemy with a range
of nuclear and conventional arms which
avoids having to reach quickly for the
most ruinous weapons to respond to an
attack. Example: the shooting down by
U S. Navy planes of two Libyan jets last
sum mer in the Mediterranean . An
inflexible U.S. response would have
been to bomb Tripoli, one of Libya's
capitals.
MISSILES Literally anything
that can be fired or thrown. including
bullets But generally large weapons
with a variety of ranges from battlefield
<under 500 miles> to intercontinental or
s trategic (4,000 miles) and more
carrying either nuclear or conventional
warheads.
WA RHEAD The part or a missile
or torpedo that h olds either the
con ven tional or n uclear explosive
charge, chemical or biological agent to
inflict damage.
BALLISTIC MISSILES Arms fired
on an angle the way a quarterback
throws a forward pass. They are not
steered by radar but simply arc onto
targets.
S L C M Ab br evia tion ror
Submarine-Launched Cruise Missile
which is stec·rC'd by radar to a target It
rit es close to lhc s urfaC'e to elude enemy
detection
GLCM Ground-Launched Cruise
Missile. Same as a SLCM, except that it
1s launched from the ground
DEPRESSED TRAJ ECTORY -The
arc or a ballistic missile fi red at a
sharper-than us ual angle so it goes
faster. This means ta-rgets (cities.
forces. etc l are more vulnerable
because there is less advance warning
time
P ENETRATION AIDS <PENAIDS)
Housing plan promotes independence for • seniors Technique!) and/or devices used to
deceive the l'ne m y's defenses. thus
increasing the probability of a weapon's
penetrating the defenses and heading
for the target. By LAURA FREMONT
C..lltl ..... s.r..tc.e SACRAMENTO A cooperative
house for senior citizens has been
established in Los Angeles as a place
where older persons can live together
as an alternative to institutionalization
··we're hoping to keep seniors out
of institutions by helping them be in a
place where they can help each other
out," explains Janet Witkin, director of
Housing Alternatives for Seniors. a
program of the non-profit corporation.
Alternative Living fo r the Aging.
"It's very exciting ... says Ms.
Wilkin. who conceived the idea for a
seniors' cooperative house after making
a trip to a nursing home ·'When I left . I
Punch
realized a lot of people didn't need to be
there. But in many cases. there's
nowhere else for them to go, .. she said
THE HOUSE , WHICH IS currently
undergoing expansion. will ultimately
house between nine and 12 senior
citizens. who will share tasks and have
the opportunity to share social lives as
well. Ms. Witkin said
Each will have his or her own
bedroom a nd bathroom. except for
couples or individuals who have a
previous history or rooming together
and care to retain that arrangement
The house will be the responsibility of
all its lenants. with no staff except for a
cook who will prepare dinner fiv e nights
a week.
Housing Alternatives for Seniors is
one program in the state which has
been involved in roommate-matching
for senior citizens. In this and similar
progrnms. the center matches senior
citizens -and sometimes younger
people with senior citizens -for the
purpose of givi ng them someone to
share responsibilities and experiences
with and for reducing soaring housing
costs A bill currently working its way
through lhe Legislature would provide
state (uncling for such programs.
The Los Angeles cooperative house,
due to open in Janua ry. is designed for
low to moderate-income seniors who
"It takes him weeks to put a set of shelves up."
are able to take care or themselves.
says Ms. Witkin. F unding has been
provided by the federal Housing and
Urban Development Department, the
Los Ange l es Community
Redevelopment Agency and private
parties. The program director cited
community s upport . especially from
persons such as Los Angeles City
Cou ncilman Zev Yaroslavsky. as
responsible for the success or the first
phase of the project.
WIOLE OTHER cooperative ho uses
ex ist in Chicago and Denver, Ms .
Witkin says she has yet to hear of one
quite llke the new one in Los Angeles.
This one will be larger than others she
is familiar with. a nd will not have
live-in staff, but will basically depend
on the imaginations and cooperative
work of the seniors living there.
Although the house is not due to
open for a nother two months. Ms.
Wilkin has received inquiries about the
procedure involved in setting it up from
as far a w ay as En g l an d and
Copen hage n . S h e b e li eves t h e
cooperative way of Jiving may become
a convenient and pleasant alternative to
either living alone or in institutions (or
many older people.
Screening for the Los Angeles house
is current l y under way. Senior s
interested in li ving there or persons
inte rested in donating to the project
should contact Housing Alternatives for
Seniors. 7563 11l Beverly Blvd.. Lo.s
Angeles. CA 90036. (213) 933-5611.
GRAY AREA SYSTE MS -Ar ms tha
can be used in a variety or ways fro
battlefield to strategic Also calle
"dual-mission systems " One examp
as a rast bomber "llh medium
s hort-range missiles
MIRV The Multiple Independent
Tu rge table Re -en t ry Vehic"le is ·
package of two o r more warbeads
launched from a s ingle balhst1c missile
1n flight After leaving the carrier
mis s ile. the warheads seek out
separate target~ Exam ples include
Soviet SS-17 and U S. Minuteman Ill
weapons
F ORWARD BASED S YSTEM
Medium-range (500 to 1,500 miles> U.S.
aircraft that can strike Soviet targets
a nd a re based on aircr aft carriers.
Examples F-111 jet righte r-bombers
carrying nuclear weapons.
FRA C TIONAL ORBITAL
BOMBARDMENT SYSTEM -An arms
system whereby a missile in night is
slowed down s uddenly to make it
re-enter thE: atmosphere earlier and
make surprise attacks possible.
LAUNCH-ON-WARNING DOCTRINE
The doctrine holds ·that a nation's
bombers and land-based missiles would
be launched after a satellite warning
th at the enemy has attacked .
TRIAD \J.S. strategic for ces
consisting or tong-range bombers.
intercontinental ballistic missiles and
submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
• • • • econonuc cns1s m I Social programs fuel
'
Belgium CO U NTE RVAL U E -Milit a ry
strategy. we a Pons and attacks against
the enemy's cities a nd economic
centers. I
I ' I I I
l
By ALAN TRIPP
A Ian Trapp, a Stanford Universi ty
freshman. has just returT1ed from a year of
&tudy in Belgium.
Reaganomics is taking a lot of heat
these days as Americans realize that
sacrifices must be made if economic
disa ster is to be averted rather than
simply postponed.
tn Jight of all the new criticisms or
s upply-side theory, it m ight be
inte r esting to examine t he fiscal
condition of a country which turned left
Instead of right after halting at a
similar intersection.
BELGIUM IS A tiny country of 9
million people located north or France
in the hea rt of Europe. Per capita
annuaJ Income is more than S7 ,000, only
a row dollars less than in the United
States. t>espite this near equality of
the average income JevelR, the actual
s tandard or living In Bela lum ls
considerably below ours.
Working Belgians struggle under the
burden s o r extrav a gant s oclal
programs. ridiculo us e mploymtl\l
schemes. mushrooming bureaucracy
and the Incredible tax rates which are n~essary to fuel these manifest.allol\I
of socialism. B~lJlan pollllcians have been talking
about "t.he crlsls" for the past couple or
years now and whJle the reaJ crlsit or
sociallsm 1oes on unnotk ed. lhe)' blame .
bigh oil prices, domestic conflicts and
American interest rates. Whal they fail
to point out is the effect of their own
short-sighted economic policies.
EVE N AS TAXES climb and an
already enormous national uef>t grows,
lhc use of public funds for ill-advised
social progr ams continues.
Politicians seem to be little concerned
with t he fact that all parents are
subsidized with "child money" which
increases on a g r a d ualed scal e
according to fa mily size even though
Belgium is already ,one of the most
densely p<>puJated European countries.
Nor are they dJsturbed by cultural
programs that offer free private piano
lessons to any person requesting them
or allow foreign stude nts to attend
Belgian unlverslties at considerably
reduced cost.
Nearly every socialist nation places
full employment high on Its priority tiat .
and Belgium is no exception. While the
goal Is certainly a noble one. their
attempts to put people back to work
through government intervention and
parUclpalion ln the economy have bad
disastrous resulLs .
R U N ·AWAY TAXATION and
over ·rea ula tlon of Industry were
inlUally to blune for stagflation and
unemployment j~ut legislated aolullons
have only served to make matters
worse.
One widely abused program allows
for a 50 percent government s ubsidy of
an employee's paycheck during the first
six months of employment. After that
period, the subsidy is halted and the
new employee is nearly always fired. A
large percentage of recent college
graduates go from job to job in this way
fo r sever al year s before finding a
company which will keep them on.
A n ot h er illus tr ation of the
government's misguided attempt.a to
put people to work ls a policy which
encourages worke rs to choose ea rly
retirement so that the une mployed will
be able to move into their jobs sooner.
In the short te rm, s uch policies alleviate
some minor problem s but their inherent
inefficiency only makes the ruture that
much more difficult to face.
ABOUT THE ONLY Belgian industry
which seems to be doing well nowadaya
I! government.
Brussels is cro wded with bulldlng
er oject.s and shiny new skyscrapers
deslgned for the use of bur1eonln1
bureaucracies. The key to "tbe criJl.a"
in Belgium ia that buruucrat.a like
crises: they give aovernmeat more
work to do and more reasona to upand.
More strlklna than perh•PI any otber
lac'lor is the enormous cost of aoclall1m
to the ~pie or Belgium. Income taxes
are so seve r e that evasion is
commonplace and socially acceptable.
In addition to this, sales truces have
reached incredJble levels .
EVERY ITEM IS categorized as
either a necessity. a luxury or an
extravagance and taxed accordingly.
Basics such as simple foods or soap are
taxed at 6 perce nt. Other items such as
imported foods or bicycles fall in the 12
pe rcent range while "extravagant"
items like watches: automobiles and
gasoline reach 25 percent.
Recent leve ls of defic it spending
brought on by "the crisis'' forced the
issue or taxation. The government had
to choose between s pending cuts and
tax increases. Their solulloo was
si mpl e : s ales t a x es for many
aut o m .o b l l es and o ther
"extrava,gances•· we re promoted to the
30 percent bracket.
Supply-side theories may not offer a
perfect soluUon to U.S. eC<lllOmlc Ula,
but after a look at &.be altuaUon lo
Belgium, It Is possible tbal a r win1
back to the le.fl could only worsen the
sltuaUon here.
For the moment. Reaaanomlc. often
a viable altemaUve to the lnflallmary
sp eod.101 and crlpplln1 taxation of
rec ent admlnlatratloaa. Moat
importantly, the it.qaa admlnlatratioa
tJI tudinl the natJoa ••aJ from the
Bel•l•n allef1lative or perpetual erilil.
'
CO U NTE RFORC E -Same as
countervalue, but directed against an
opponent's military forces and industry .
CIRCULAR ERROR PROBABLE
<C EP> -A measure of accuracy. It's
the raclius of a circle around a tar get in
which half the missiles aimed at that
target will land.
C ONFlD ENCE ·BUJLDING
MEASURES -These de monstrate a
na tion's intent not to start a war and
include such things as announcing what
type of ma neuvers it will hold and
In viting foreign observera. They att
different from measures reducing ll~
power . ··-
~HOICOAIT
llHJ Piii'
Tho rommmt Pli•ol lbe "ba.ll7
P Hol iHk to Lnfol'm ...
•llmutate rcadtri by pratnl•
fna a v1r1cb' of comntMlary
on topics or 1nletf'll aocl
ai,nlllcanee from Informed ob-
ternl"I and 1pokea1MO
-
YOUTH
Everyone really missed the
bus on this week's contest.
Now let's face it, no one can
complain that I didn't offer any
clues. I told you I wasn't going
to dress up in a ghoulish
costume. Oh no, Uncle Len is
basicaJly a nice guy.
I brush my teeth three times a
day, have a hearty breakfast
every morning and make sure I
e at all of my vegetables at
suppert.ime.
So why didn't anybody figure
out Uncle Len's alter ego? It's so
simple, but all my friends had a
r eal tough time with what I
thought would be an easy way to
put five bucks in your pocket
and feature your illustration in
my column.
Next to Superman , Uncle
Len's favorite hero or all time is
none other than Bozo the Clown.
Okay, you say it's not that
easy . Well if you have been
reading my columns regularly.
there would have been plenty
of h i nts a bout th e type of
character I admire most in life.
So Uncle Len is a goof, a
clown, a true bozo complete with
the nose that honks a nd
inflatable shoes.
And the person who came
closest to guessing Uncle Len's
Ha lloween mask was 10-year-old
Matt Prince ot Newport Beach.
Matt, I can't expect an exact
duplicate of my favorite
character, but your drawing
captured the true spirit that we
b ozos have aspired to
throughout the ages. You missed
the nose -a very critical
element in bozodom -bdt that
mouth, hat and hair were almost
on the mark. Congratulations
and you get the ~ grand prize.
Uncle Len also has to thank
Matt's brother, Adam. for a
d r awing of Spid erman. The
7-year-old must be a regular
reader because he knew that I
like old Spidy too.
Honorable mention goes to
Jenny Casey, 8, of Huntington
Beach for her picture of Bugs
Bunny. Thank you J enny for not
drawing a picture of Elmer
Fudd, another character from
the W a mer Bros. cartoon patrol.
All good bozos know the worst
thing anyone could compare
them to is Mr. Fudd. The Fudd
family is reserved for big, funny
people who never seem to get
things right.
There's a sayin g among
bozos: "When you put on the
nose, it grows. But when you're
Elmer Fudd, you're a dud."
Since everyone had such a
terrible titne figuring out Uncle
Len's masque de goof. let's t ry
something a little easier this
lime around.
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Where are
all the bozos?
.~o~ . :-.. , I
GRAND PRIZE WINNER Matt Prince of Newport Beach
l"\"CLE LES"S masque de gool
This is going to be one of the
easiest assignments Uncle Len
has offered in months. And it's
probably going to be one of the
more interesting contests.
Uncle Len would like you to
draw a picture of your most
favorite toy. Game boards such
as Monopoly and Clue will not be
allowed.
You may have a favorite
"Star Wars" figurine or a doll or
a bicy cle or one or those
mechanicaJ J'Obots. Remember.
it has to be the one thing you
own that you like more than
anything else in your toy chest.
For this contest, make sure
you use black ink only on a piece
of white paper 4 inches square.
Include your name, address and
zip code with your entries.
Send them to Uncle Len. Daiiy
Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, Calif. 92626. Try to mail
you.r drawing by Monday.
There· was only one prize
winner this week, but the next
contest with have the usual ~
first prize offering and S2 for a
second place winner.
And, of course, Uncle Len
doesn't forget to include the
names of friends who merit
honorable mentions.
See you all next week. And as
we bozos say, watch out for
rubber lines and a h,onk, honk
to one and all.
Entertaining for 30 years
Second gener ation of young people reads Cleary books
By J OY STILLEY • ,. .. .......,...wnm
NEW YORK -Beverl y
Cleary finds il heartwarming to
' rece ive lette rs from young
parents, teachers and librarians
who have enjoyed her books as
children and are now using them
to interest another generation in
reading.
There are plenty of letters of
that sort. since Mrs. Cleary's
stories about Beezu s and
Ramona Quimby, Otis Spofford
and Henry Huggins. among
others, have been entertaining
young readers for 30 years now,
with saJes of hard-cover titles
well over the 3-million m ark.
··Reading meant so much to
me when I was growing up," the
author recalled on a recent visit
to New York to celebrate the
publication of .. Ramona
Quimby, Age 8," her 25th book
for Morrow Junior Book:>
·'I had a difficult t :me
l earning to read , .. s he
remembers. "but in the third
grade I suddenly discovered I
could read. and I became the
1• library's best customer. It made
all the difference in the quality
of my childhood." .. Eventually she became a
., children's librarian in Yakima.
Wash., and when some young
boys complained that there were
n o books about ordinary
youngsters like themselves, she
proceeded to write her flrst one.
lt was "Henry Huggins," which
the American (_,lbrary
Association named a Notable
Book. the first of her many
honors, including 25 state and
reelonal awards based on the
votes o( children.
"It was really in the library
s tory hour that I learned to
write, by studYlng falrytales and
folk stories and later telling
them," ahe says. "People lblnk
you have to have cbUdren in
oder to write Jor them, but I
BEVERLY CLEARY
had written five books before I
had c hildre n ,·· adds Mr s .
Cle a ry, mother of 26-year-old
twins. a boy and a girl. "You
have to have clear me mories of
your own childhood."
· Though s he had s ee n the
quality of childhood change
fro m the safe, secure days of her
youth. in Portland, Ore .. she
says, "I personally have lived a
very stable liCe, and I thlnk
that·s reflected in my books."
In general, her later books are
still written in the vein of her
earlier ones , with ordinary
fa m ilies concerne d with
ordinary events. H a matter
s uch as divor ce com es up
naturally ln a stor y, she'll deal
with it, she explains.
·•But I don't think books
should be about is1ue1; they
should be about people. From
the mall l r eceive, I rind there
are many children who would
like to live m ore stable Jives."
So the fact that Remona's
mother has a job in "Ramon•
Qu 1 mby , Age 8." fa n'l a
concession to t he c ha ngi ng
-social cli mate. she sa ys. but
r ather stems from t he hard
times the Quimbys are going
through
'"Traditionally wom en have
always gone to work when there
was no money ... she explains
··The most important element
of a book for c h ildre n i s
honesty," Mrs. Cl eary s ays.
"The a utho r s hould write
honestly out of hi s own feeling,
ratber than try to gauge the
market and what will sell."
She stresses the importance of
reading for those in the 8-10 age
group '"Later they may be too
bus y with schoolwork, but if
they learn in early grades that
r eading is a pl easure. they'll
come back to it.··
Although she doesn't think the
advent of televisio'n has affected
her ever-growing audience. she
does sense an impatience in
children that may be due to TV.
·'Children are more concerned
with boredom -they have a
feeling any thing difficult t o
master is boring," she says.
Mrs . C l e a r y writes in
longhand because "I'm at war
with the typewriter -I can't '
think on t h e t y pewriter ,"
working until noon after do\ng a
little "light housekeeping."
"I live in a very pleasant area
and I enjoy taking walks," says
Mrs. Cleary, whp lives with her
husband of 40 years in Carmel,
Calif. •·1 think about my stories
white doing needlepoint, and
J 've made two rather la rge
freehand t a pestries for m y
children depicting the lire or the
Clearys."
She receives many letters
rrom children who feel close to
the c haracters she writes about,
but "f Wnk there will be one
more bootc about Ramona and
then I'll stop . t don't Intend to
carry her up to Social Security."
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 31, 1981 .411
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Whimswal. witty witches on Halloween cards have replaced the menacing ones of earlier years. such a~
this one on a 1912 postcard in Hallmark's greeting card collectwn in Kansas Ctt y . Mo.
Halloween lightens up
Postcard makers tone down image of ghosts. and goblins
KANSAS CITY, Mo tA P > -
Like the old gra y mare, the
wicked old witch of Halloween
just '"ain't what she used to be:·
The frightening Crump who
symbolized the scariness of All
Ha llows Eve as she soa red
through the ski es astride her
broomstick. has become a funny
ruddy -duddy who mor e often
tha n not has lost control of her
wooden steed. accordmg to the
c u ra t or o f a n ex t e n si ve
«oll ect1on o r old and new
greeting t·ards
The \\itch switch . expl ains
Ha ll mark's Keith Oa\'i~. C'an be
attribut<.'<i mostlv to the change
1n the ages o f H a ll oween
followcrs
··The earlie r H a lloween
post«ards and the celebration or
the holiday 1ti.elf were much
mor e ad ult-orient ed than the
modern versions." he says "In
the earlier par t of the century,
adult llalloween pa rties a nd
exchange of cards were ver y
popular but the party custom
virtually died out during lhe
Depression years, and while it
has made a strong comeback 1n
recent years. Halloween parties
a nd card s now a d avs a re
primarily for the young_.-.
As a result. greeting cards
today generally depict witches
as whimsic a l, c artoon-like
character s. Davis points out.
whereas on the early cards they
a ppeared much more menacing.
in keeping with their historic
connecllon to 'Halloween
References lo witchcraft have
been traced to ancient times.
even before they surfaced as
pa rt of the o ri ginal Druid
celebrations of Halloween. says
Da\'is
In return for ser v10g the
Devil, witches ~ere all eged to
receive certain 1>0wers. such <is
the a bility lo cause illness or
transfer il from one person to
a nother. to make rain or raise
storms. to produce impotence in
men and sterility in women, to
cause crops to fail . animals lo be
barren and milk to go sour: to
destroy love by charms and
s pells: to do harm by a glance
1 ·"the evil eye·· I. to revi ve the
d ead a nd conjure up th eir
s pirits, to transform themselves
and ott).ers int o anima ls.
particularly wol ves a nd cats.
and to ny with or without the aid
of brooms
Hence, the Halloween cards of
the early 1900s present witche~
o f m a l e v o l e nt mi e n .
a cco mpani e d b y equ al l y
churlish cats, admonishing "On
Hallowe'en beware. beware For
witches sure will get you . if you
d o n ·t l a k e c ar e ." Or
··Hallow e'en Warning : On
Hallowe'en look out' Strange
things are all about ..
The cards started to change.
Davis observes. afl t•r World War
11 wht•n tht• spell ing or thl
hohda) graduall) mo\'ed from
llallowe"<.>n . a contraction of All
lf a ll ows f<:vo. to the simpler
form or lf alloween
T h is )Ca r 's ('ard crop
cont1nu('s t he \\Ocful witch
trend. h(• says. with one unhapp)
hag saying, "'I'd li ke to be with
you on llalloween but somebo<h
stole my broom.·· and another
sliding down through the night
wailing. "'Somt' id iot greased
m v broom···
C)ther not so ba leful "'arnings
fro m the 1981 «a rd "itche!i
include. "'STOP' Don't open this
card' It's got a «urse on it' Too
late! Now you're going to get
warts'"'
And. possibly in keeping with
today's turbulent t imes. still
another shows a "'itch croi.sing
the moon on a reindeer-powered
sleigh, with a tied -up Santa
Claus crying, .. If you see an old
witch in a sleigh drawn by eight
tiny reindeer. notify the police
im m ed iately' ..
Town without a schoolhouse
offers c ourses through mail
GRANITE. Ore. (AP> -The
children who live here in the
Blue Mountains of northeastern
Oregon don't have telephones.
televisions or a school.
But they do have the U.S.
ma il. and this year, deprived of
the buses that used to car ry
them over the mountains to a
school 40 miles away, 16 of the
c hildr e n are taking
correspondence courses.
There used to be a school in
Gra nite, but that closed years
ago along with two of three gold
mines that provided a li velihood
for the hardy residents .
There's still a lot of snow in
the winter, so much in fact that
drifts frequently block the road
to the town. The Postal Service
leaves Granite's mail at another
town 15 miles away, and, at this
point, the students don't know
how they'll get their lessons
when winter sets in.
But some of the people who
live here say they chose this
a us t e r e life and the y don't
expect others to have to pay for
their chil dren's schooling or
transportation.
During the week, June and
Ralph Allen live in La Grande,
about 00 miles to the north, so
their son and daughter can go to
school there. They come home
for weekends. Their 3-year-old
son will be taught al home when
he reaches school age, Mrs.
AUen said.
Alice Bowler said her son,
Ja s on , 7, is doing well on
home·teaching and although he
was placed in the s econd grade,
he can do third-grade work.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs . Bowler
said the school district doesn't
owe them special arrangements
for their children.
In recent years. the children
of Granlte have attended school
at Baker. 40 mUes to the east in
another school district. They
took a bus over 5,600-foot
Granite Mountain, where snow
sometimes piles 5 feet high.
Last year the people who run
the Baker schools told the
Prairie City School Board,
which run s the district
encompassing Granite, that the
bus run would have lo atop
because it was costing the Baker
district more than lhe Prairle
City dlstrlct was pay1n1.
Man y of th e G r anit e
youngsters didn't like t h e
hour·long bus nde because they
had to get up at 5 a.m .
The Prairie City School Board
made plans to build a one-room
school at Granite at a cost of
S75,000. But Granite only has 17
registered voters, hardly enough
to swing an election. and district
voters twice rejected a tax levy.
Another le vy proposal for the
school will be on the ballot Nov.
3.
The only available building for
a school is a U.S. Forest Service
structure. Some parents have
suggested using the building bui.
no form al r equest has been
made to the Forest Service.
The Granite parents had four
choices. move. drive their
children to school each day, pay
up to $1.500 tuition to the Baker
di strict for education and bus
se rvi c e . o r acce pt
cor res pond e n c e cour ses
provided by the Prairie City
district .. an option that has been
accepted by m a ny chil!'.iren
throughout Oregon , the state
Education Depa rtment sa ys.
Dog of tlte Weelr ----~
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FR!! IE -This 3·month-old colUe 111lx is very friendly
and '\wuld like someone to rescue her from the Orup
County Animal Sheller, !161 City Drive South~ Oraqe. If
you'd like to &ive her a home, contact the lhelter al
634·7301.
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Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /Saturday, October 31, 1981
NEWPORT STUDENTS REHEARSE Allan
Greengard and Tamm~ Sauter prattirl' their
ijnes from '.'Jeil Simon':, "Thl' Good Doctor ..
~hich the drama deparlml•nt :.il Corona del
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$120 mi llion Oral Roberts facility in Tulsa debt-fre/
TULSA, Okla. <A P1 When to help the full·lim~
Oral Roberts' City of Faith Roberts sees the City of Faith
bospitaJ opens here Monday, it as a natural extension of his
Will have 294 beds, 33 doC'tors, ministries and of Oral Roberts
m ore than 100 nurses and 10 University, located adjacent to
salaried "prayer partners" as the medical center in Tulsa The
part of what the hospital calls its medical center will provide
"healing team," experience for students in the
"The Oral Roberts Ministries univers ity's schools of medicine,
ha ve always emphasized that nursing, dentistry and theology.
medical science s hould work Roberts believes in divine
hand-an-hand with prayer With healing, and his commitment
the City of Faith we are offering grows out of his experience as a
m edical science the bes t youth with tuberculosis and
facilities to blossom and grow," stuttering.
said Roberts, a nationally known Al 15 he had run away from
evangelist and the driving force home and was living with a
behind the hospital. former basketball coach at
The facility, which has C'ost A to k a , 0 k I a . D u r 1 n g a
Sl20 million, will open debt-free. basketball game he collapsed,
It was built entirely through hemorrhaging from the lungs,
contributions of "partners" -and was bedridden for five
those who fol low R oberts· months
preaching. "I needed to be healed," he
Al one point, when financing said. "I believed I could be
was a problem, Roberts wrote healed. I believed I could be
his partners that a 900-foot Jesus cured."
had appeared to him. lifted the DRIVJ.W; f'ORn; Roberts said he was healed
City of Faith in his hand and told oral Rohen.~ suddenly. He described it as an
him the medi cal complex would "explosion inside m y lung." A
be built. available to the prayer partners. short time later his stuttering
When the ho s pital i s said William Luttrell, chief ended and the bleeding stopped,
completed probably in 1984, at administrative officer of the he said .
a total cost of $250 million it hospital. Ac cording to Robe rls. all
will have 4 ,000 full -lime All prayer partne rs will be God's instruments should be
employees. including 318 trained to pray with people in used to heal the sick. so be
physicians and 800 nurses medical situations. Luttrell said. advocates combining medicine The prayer partners are with prayer
meant to supply the s piritual · ·The Y m a Y rec e i v e "These counselors or ·prayer
side of healing, counseling and counseling, but 1l will not be partners· wi II complete t he
praying with patients up to the forced on the patients, .. he healing team of physicians and
t ime th ey go int o the added. nurses. providin g complete
pre -operating room The Most of the prayer partners health care to both the patients
Dledical s ide will be supplied arc in their 30s or 40s and come and their families." the hospital
through what is being billed as f r o m a v a r i e t Y o f said in a statement.
the most advanced clinic and den om in al ions· Church The ultra-modern complex
r esearch center in the United affiliation was not a factor in consists of a 60-story clinic, a
States. selection, Luttrell said. 30-story hospital and a 20-story
Part of the admission form The ministers and volunteers research and continuing
patients will receive is a section will have offices in the hospital education center.
9n church preference, acttvihes lo be available to patients The resear ch tower will
and special interests. This quickly Luttrell said 10 salaried concentrate on preventive and
Information w i I I be ministers are on the staff and curative medicine, primarily in
tomputerized and made thatvolunteers wouldbetrained areas of cancer, heart disease * * * * * * and problems of the aging.
Medical e quipment
funded b y appeal
TULSA, Okla. <AP l -A
confidential" appeal to
llowers of evan gelist Oral
o b erls ha s resulted In
onations of $10 million to $12
illion in the past month lo pay
r medical equipment for the
tty of Faith Hospital, a
pokesman for Oral Roberts
vangelistic Association said.
The City of Faith Hospital,
bicb open s Monday , will
mbine medicine and prayer in
e healing process.
In an appeal to his "prayer
artners" this mon th, t he
vange.list enclosed a copy of a
andwrltlen letter to Roberts
rom Dr . J im Win slow,
xecutive director of the
Ospital.
The Winslow letter tells
oberts that medical equipment
as been ordered for the
ospU.al, but there ls no money
pay for lt.
Roberts asked prayer partnert
o plant a seed of $50 lo help
eel those needs.
Winslow confirmed that he
wrote the note to Roberts and
s aid the fund s have bee n
received to pay for the
equipment. He also said he will
be ordering more equipment.
George Stovall. a spokesman
for the Ora l Robert s
Evangelistic Association, said
sine~ the appeal was issued,
praylr partners have responded
with between $10 million and $12
million.
He said there are no plans to
notify Roberts' followers that
enough m o n ey has bee n
received to pay for the
equipment.
In the leUer to his followers.
Robe rts stressed t hat the
infOrmation on the need for
adCtitlo n a l m o n ey was
confidential. He asked the
prayer partners not to even
show the letter to tbelr friends.
A Tulsa radio staUon, KRAV,
waa furnished a copy of the
letter from one of th Robel'U'
followers.
Roberts wrote in his book, "I
Will Rain Upon Your Desert,"
that after his oldest daughter.
Rebecca, died in a 1977 plane
crash, God told him to build the
center, detailing even how the
buildings should be designed.
"l had a strong impression the
hospital should have 777 beds."
Roberts wrote.
The evangelist plans to have
777 beds in use by 1988, although
it is opening with only ~ -all
t hat state agencies would
approve.
From the start, Roberts' plan
for the City of Faith drew
opposition from some other
Tulsa hospitals, which charged
it would give the city too many
hospital beds, it would create a
shortage of nurses and other
hospital personnel and It would
eventua lly raise the cost of
medical care hel'e.
R oberts cou n tered by
predicting that most of the
patients at the City of Faith
would be "partners" or his
ministry from around the world,
ratber t h a n T u lsa -area
residents. He also noted that
new medical personnel would be
graduated every year from Oral
Roberts University.
Opposltlon to the hospital died aa Roberti pushed ahead with
construction.
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COMICS 87
The Bruins. are hoping
it's not good weather
for Ducks. See page B2 .
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LA throws a party for its D9dgers
Thousands of fans attend ceremonies to cheer world champions, sans Fernando
LOS ANGELES CAPJ -With confetti falling
from a sunny s ky, the world champion Los
Angeles Dodgers paraded through downtown
Friday to the cheers of thousands of baseball fans
a nd received the ceremonial key to the city.
Three floats carried the heroes up Broadway
to City Hall where they were introduced one by
one to the crowd, estimated by a police sergeant
along the parade route at up to 300,000. However,
Lt. Dan Cook, police department spokesman. said
the throng on the streets was nearer lo 75.000, with
"tens of thousands" more watching from office
buildings.
"l think we captured something the City of Los
Angeles waited a long time to have and so richly
deserved," said pitcher Burt Hooton , who woo the
final game of the World Serles 9·2 Wednesday
night in New York. The Dodeers defeated the New
York Yankees four games to two.
"It's good to bring it home to you," Hooton
said as the crowd roared its approval.
One star they didn't see was rookie pitching
sensation Fernando Valeniuela, although they
interrupted several offi cials' speeches with chants
of "We Want Fernando, We Want Fernando!"
··unfortunately Fernando was not feeling too
well today and he was unable to attend," Dodger
Manager Tom Lasorda said. "He wanted to be
here very. very much. I spoke to him before the
parade began and he extended his sincere tha~ks
to all of you for what you have done this year."
Escorted by several marching bands, World
Series most valuable players Steve Yeager, Pedro
Guerrero and Ron Cey waved from the floats.
Among their teammates riding the floats were
Steve Garvey. Dusty Baker, Rick Monday, 8111
Russell, Bob Welch, Jerry Reuss, Dave Stewart,
Terry Forster, Dave Goltz, Reggie Smith, Bobby
Castillo, Derrel Thomas and some of their wives
and coaches.
Dodger GM Al Campanis and Lasorda flanked
Mayor Tom Bradley in a vintage blue convertible
preceding the floats .
"If we knew it would be this muclt fun we'd
have done it a lot sooner." said Reuss, another of
the Dodgers' pitching aces.
·'Today is not a celebration for the world
championship of the Los Angeles Dodgers," said
right fielder Monduy. "Today is a celebration of
bringing the championship to the city it really
needed to be in -that is Los Angeles."
··sure, I expected the crowd. Everybody loves
a, winner." said utility man Thomas. "We can't
stop here. We'll have lo do it again next year."
Third baseman Cey was the Cirst player
introduced.
'Tve been waiting nine years to see this
happen." he said. "Nobody can say we did it the
easy way I'm sure we had all of you on your
seats the last three weeks "
USC faces a rosy task
Trojans battle Cougars for inside track to Pasadena
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By ROGER CARLSON
Olllleo.llJ ..........
LOS ANGELES Lose one
and lose it all.
That's how USC football coach
John Robinson sizes up the
situation as he sends his Trojans
into battl e today against
s urprising Washington State in
Pac-10 hos ti l ities in the
Coliseum
It's the beginning of the Big
Four -fo rget Oklahoma, forget
Stanford, fo rget the loss to
Arizona and forget the victory at
Notre Dame last week.
What's at stake is the Rose
Bowl and the inside track to the
prize is up for grabs between
today 's two contes tants.
Washington and UCLA. Arizona
State, with a 4·1 record and a
recent 62-36 victo r over
Stanford. isn't in the race. the
Sun Devils are on probation and
ineligib l e for any bowl
consideration.
"I've told this team," says
Robinson. "lose this one and
we 'll b e playing i n a
cold-weather bowl."
The Trojans are 6·1 overall,
2·1 in the conference and ranked
No. 4 in the national rankings.
Washington State, 6·0·1, 3-0-1,
with its only blemish a 17-17 tie
with UCLA. got ready for this
one by ripping Arizona , 34-19,
scoring on each of its first five
possessions in rolling to a Z7·0
halftime lead. The Cougars are
No. 14 in the nation.
Arizona knocked the Trojans
out of the nation's No. 1 berth
with a convincin'g 13-10 decision
earlier.
The Dodgers are greeted by thousands dunng parade Fnday
"Washington State is as much
a threat to us as UCLA. Notre
Dame or Oklahoma, .. says
Robinson. "we need to play our
Eagles • surv1ve scare
Estancia overcomes Sailors' early sting for 22-7 win
By ROGER CARLSON
Of -.,..., "*' SUfl Stung by a SS.yard touchdown pass from Greg
Selby to Gil Ward in the third quarter, Estancia
High's Eagles rallied to post a 22·7 Sea View
League football victory over Newport Harbor
Friday night, to maintain the lead in the race for
the league championship.
It'll forever be posted in the log as a 15-point
victory for the Eagles. but the 3,200 who witnessed
the game at Orange Coast College and the players
on the field are surely aware the Eagles came
within an eyelash or two or losing their unbeaten
status.
The Eagles responded with a 92-yard march in
15 plays behind the power running of Curt Wenzlaff
to knot the score al 7 with 1:47 left in the third
quarter.
The Sailors retaliated with a drive of their own,
but a 37-yard rield goal attempt by Bud Coberly
couldn't penetr ate the gusty winds.
F INALLY, WITH 3:52 remaining, (it's still tied,
7·7) Ken Andrews pounced on a Sailors' fumble at
the Newport 13 and three plays later Wenzlaff, who
carried 28 limes for 177 yards, pounded over from
seven yards out.
• maintained t h e ir ha lf -game lead in t he
championship race, now 7--0· 1 overall.
McGee was the coach passed up by Newport
Harbor when the Sailors opted to go with Cochrane
as their leader in 1979 and the former has been
with Estancia since.
"They <Newport Harbor) are upset." said
Estancia Coach Ed Blanton. "I was yelling not to
call time out, but our quarterback did, anyway.
They're rightfully upset, they definite•y outplayed
us in the first half ...
THE SAILORS, now 1·7 overall and 1-4 in league
play. dominated the first two quarters of a
scoreless game. but were turned away at the
one-yard line when first Scott Davis and Tim
Conway held Swies to a one-yard gain to the
one -yard line, then Alex Shively, Joe Romanoski
and Conway led a defensive wave to hold Selby on
a keeper around the right side, for no gain.
But that frustration seemed erased when Selby
W"!lt to the air in the third period, finding Ward
open at the 20 for the 55-yard touchdown play.
Coberly toed the PAT with 9:03 left in the third
period and the Eagles were faced with a case of
catchup quick, or forget the title.
With Utings 11erious. the Eagles went to their
<See ESTANCIA, Page BZ>
best game to win.
·"Their offense is very
balanced, their defense has been
tough, their fundamental play
h as been outstanding and
they're competing with great
enthusiasm."
Among the enthusiasts is
former Estancia High lineman
On rad io today
KHJ (930) at 1 :30
Kevin Sloan. a 6·7, 270-pound
junior in the Cougars' offensive
wall.
The Co ugars u se two
quarterbacks in their system
and whether iC's junior Clete
Gasper or sophomore ·Ricky
Turner, you can figure on about
a 50 perc:ent completion ratio.
but it's Turner who is a threat
running, too.
Running back Tim Harris is
the Cougars' leading carrier
with a 6.2 average on 100 rushes,
but Turner is No. 2 on the full
with a 5.8 av~ rage, carrying 49
times.
The Cougars appear to have it
all good receivers. a solid
detense and a kicking game,
which includes place-kicker
Kevin Norris Che has had a 52
and 50-yarder this year >.
USC has beaten Washington
State 12 straight times and holds
a 35·4·4 se ries edge, but
R obin son di scounts s uc h
theories.
·Tm not caught up in any
m yths from the past," says
Robinson. "This (Washington
State) is a very talented team
we· re playing."
The Trojans counter with their
major weapon -Heisman
Trophy candidate Marcus Allen,
the talented tailback who opened
the season with five straight
200-yard games.
But there has been a new twist
inserted off the performance or
fullback Todd Spencer against
Notre Dame, which couldn't
come at a better time.
Spencer raced for 74 yards on
7 carries, set up the first TD
with a 27-yard run and scored
the game-winner with a 26-yard
burst. ·•Todd ha s imp r oved
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Newport Harbor's Greg Selby intercepts a pa$S intended for Estancra 's Abel Cachola r51
With 2:24 left the PAT attempt failed, but on the
ensuing kickoff, the wind-blown balJ sailed to the
one, where it was fumbled momentarily, then
Tony Swies grabbed the ball and took a step back
into the end zone.
Obviously be thought il was going to be a
touchback, but official Ezra Van Horn, standing in
perfect position, ruled it a safety and the Eagles
we re up, 15-7.
Malone, Rockets frght off Lakers • in double OT
Estancia took the free kick at the Newport 33
and proceeded to pound away for the final TD with
four seconds left, calllng Ume out.a in order to
score again.
Sailors' assistants were visibly and verbally
upset, but Newport Harbor Coach Hank Cochrane
remained cool in a smoldering aftermath.
" .. , WAS VERY PROUD of our kids, tbey played
up to their abiUUes," said Cochrane, who deserved
• better rate. •
"But we got hurt when we didn't score ln the
first ball and Estancia rot it.a runnln1 1ame
1olng."
Estancia aulatant coach John McGee ••• carri~ off the field by the Jubilant Ea1lea, who
INGLEWOOD CAP) -Moses Malone's layup
with one second remaining in the second overtime
period gave the Houston Rockets • ll.3·112 victory
over the Los Angeles Lakers in· a fight-marred
National Buketball Association seuon-opener
Friday night.
Malone, who scored a game·hitb 38 point.a, hit
from underneath ei1ht seconds after the Rockets
gained postesslon when the Lakers I01t the ball on
an lnbowuh paas .
Los Ansel• had taken a 112-Ul advantac• with
33 seconds to 10 wben Earvin "Maste" Jobnaon
made two free throws. JobNon forced tlM flrst
overtlme with a' d•peralloo shot ol about 44 feet
wllh 11 sKORdl remainlnc. Tbe 3-polat flekS soal
tied the game 98-96.
The fifbt erupted wllb •;44 left ln tbe third
quarter of the nationally televised contest as
Houston gu1u-d Calvin Murphy·squared off with Los
Angeles guard Norm Nixon away from the ball
under the Rockets' basket.
Both players connected with punches to the
bead during the brtef incident, but other players
quickly stepped betwffn the pair and held them
apart. Murphy and Nixon were ejected.
In the final minute of relfU)atJon play, a shovtn1
match occurred, lnvolving Houston'• Elvi.o Hayes,
Loa Angeles' Kareem Abdul.Jabbar and JohDIOll.
No blows wenatnrck .
The Rockets, who eliminated the Laktrt l.rom
the NBA playoff• lut April, led mott ol the way and
were on t.op by as many H 14 polnta In the Hcond
quarter before the Laken fa\llht back.
Neither team wu ablt to la.kt control lD tbe
• " '
first extra five-minute session with no more than
two points separating the teams. Houston'• Mike
Dunleavy connected on a baseline jumper with Z2
seconds to go to tie the eame once more UM-all and
force the second overtime.
Abdul.Jabbar led the Lakes with 33 pointa wbllt
Johnson and Jamaal Wilkes added 29 and 27 polnta,
respectively. Hayes, maklnl ht. llrst appearance for tbe
Rockets alter beinl traded to Houlton bJ tbe
Waabington BulleU ln the otf-aeuon, bad 18 poUata.
Mitch K.upcbaJc, makln1 bia LOI AA1tlea dMMlt after
corn int to the Laker• in another de.al by tbe ~
1cored oaly ftve polnt.a.
Jabbar, meanwbJie, came lllto tbe I•••
needt.nc 4'1 point.a to pan both Oscar Robert8oe IM <See IAX£&8 t.081, Pace IM)
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Celtics open tltle defense with win
The duo of Larry BJr• and Ill Robert Pathh comblntd ror 42 polnta
11 Boston opened def et1se or lta
National Basketball Auoclatlon UUe
with a 124·100 romp over the W11hln1ton
Bulleu. Bird had 30 points and trtnered 1 12·0
run In the second quarter with a steal and reed
to Parish ... Daa l11el scored 2l point.a and
Alex EnlCll•b added 20 as Denver crushed
Guidry to pursue
free agent route
Golden State 134-121...Jullua
Erving scOl'ed a game-high
27 points as Philadelphia
look command early avid
dereated Cleveland, 128·104
. . . Adrian DanUey tallled
39 points to ltiad Utah to a
105·89 victory over Dallas
. . . George Genl.D ignited
San Antonio with 3S points,
including 18 in the second
quarter as the Spurs knocked
•'rom AP dispatches •
LAFAYETTE, La. -New York Ill
Yankees pitcher Ron Guidry ha'J
declared himself a free agent, his
agent announced Friday. Bard "Ron has declared free agency which
means that between now and the free agent
draft Nov. 13 he can talk to anyone who is
interested in s igning him,·' said John Schneider.
Schneider called the Lafayette Advertiser
to announce Guidry's decision Friday morning.
Neither he nor Guidry could be reached
Friday evening for comment on how contract
negotiations might be affected by the fact that
Guidry is one of five players whose team would
get professional compensation if another team
drafts him.
"We have talked with (Yankees owner)
George Steinbrenne r about it and he said be will
get back in touch .with us between now and the
13th." Schneider said. "We plan to continue
negotiations with the Yankees."
oH Kansas City, 113-102 ... l1lab TbomH
scored 31 pointl and dished off u assists u
Detroit opened with a 118-U.3 victory over
Milwaukee . . . Maurice Lucas' two free throws
with 26 seconds remaining broke a tie and
helped New York edge Lucas' old team, New
Jersey, 103-99 ... Rookie Herb Williama was
credited with the winning basket on a shot
deflected in by Chicago's Ricky Soben in the
final seconds to give the Bulls a 96-94 decision
over Indiana . . . Mycbal Tbompsoa scored 24
points and Michael Harper added 20 as Portland
downed the defending Pacific Division
champion Phoenix Suns, 103·95.
Clubs interested in Guidry's services
reportedly include the Houston Astros and the
Oakland A's
Bergey faces second operation
Linebacker Bill Bergey of the [i]
Philadelphia Eagles said he may c. •
have to undergo another operation on Names of the five players listed as Type A
under terms of the agreement which ended the
50 -day players ' strike this summer were
announced Friday evening by the Player
Relations Committee.
his damaged knee. One of the NFL's premier
linebackers for years, Bergey injured the knee
in 1979, returned to play the 1980 season but has
been unable to work at full strength this year
... The Cincinnati Bengals re-activated Ray
Griffan Friday and waived former Los Angeles
Ram running back Elvis Peacock.. Peacock, a
three-year pro from Oklahoma, was picked up
by the Bengals earlier this season but bad been
used only sparingly . . . Linebacker Chet
P arlavecchio, co.captain and leading tackler at
No . l·ranked Penn State, won't play today
because of a bruised knee.
Quote of the day
Bob Wenzel, after making his 35th
speaking appearance since being named
basketball coach at Jackson ville
University: "I've had more engagements
than Mickey Rooney."
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Rob Berry of Newport f white 1ersey J gets tackled by Estancia's Aler Shivley after catching a pass.
Rose Bowl survival
at stake for UCLA
EUGENE. Ore. <AP)-lf the
Injury-troubled UCLA football
team has Rose Bowl aspirations,
the Bruins can 'l afford to lose to
the struggling Oregon Ducks in
their Pacific 10 Conference
encounter here today.
Running back Kevin Nelson is
questionable for the contest
because of ankle problems.
Nelson is the Bruins' top rusher
with 606 yards and is averaging
5.8 yards per carry.
He bad 97 yards in just 11
~arries in last week's 34·6
victory over California.
Bruins' fuJJback Frank Bruno
injured his knee against the
Bears and may be out for the
season.
The Brulns are 4·2-1 overall
and 2·1·1 in the Pac-10 heading
Into the contest. Oregon. which
had touted itself as a Rose Bowl
contender before the season
began, is 1·6 overall and 0-3 in
the conference.
"As dismal as this se1lson bas
been, I honestly think we have a
chance to beat UCLA,'' insists
Oregon Coach Rich Broo~. "ii
we don't make mistakes and
give them the short way to the
end zone."
UCLA h as never lost al
Ore1on's Auuen Stadium, but
Lhe Brulns did drop a 20·14
decision to the Ducks last B~asoo
ln LOs Anselet.
1'he last iour times the Bru.lnl
have come to Eugene, it bu
rained, and u a result, UCLA
seldom has lbrown a PUI al
AutHn. But partly l\IDDJ
,
weather is forecast for today
with only a 10 percent chance of
rain, so expect to see UCLA
quarterback Tom Ramsey throw
the ball.
Ramsey is the conference's
second -leading passer,
completing 85 of 137 passes for
l, 111 yards and 10 touchdowns.
His favorite target has been Tim
On radio today
KMPC (710) at 1
Wrighlman. with 21 catches for
236 yards. Cormac Carney has
18 receptions for 339 yards.
Brooks said of the Bruins this
season, "I think they are a much
more balanced team. They can
throw the ball better. They've
got a group of good receivers."
Freshman Mike Owens from
Los Angeles will start against
the Bruins. Another freshman.
Mike Jorgensen, will be his
backup. Both quarterbacks have
been bothered by injuries.
Oregon continues to suffer
from a severe lack of olreoae.
The Ducks have lost rour in a
row, the latest a 20.10 setback to
Air Force laat Satyrday In
Eugene.
''The same mistakes, the
same lack of consistency,"
Brooks sald. "Thu haa been one
ol the most dlfflculL wMb I can
l'el'nei:nber. EJrcept for Johnny
JacbcJn, wbo can start tor any
i.am, '" had beUet players at eyery pclllibon. We at.••
From Page 81
USC ...
cons istently all year, as he has
made the transition from
tailback to fullback," says
Robinson. "He 's a little bit
undersized (5-11, 200), but bis
blocking has improved, and
there's no question that he's an
outstanding runner.''
Allen. too, was a fullback in
the Trojans' scheme before
being moved to tailback last
year.
USC's defense, criticized at
times this year, s howed marked
improvement against the lrisb
last week, stopping Notre Dame
at the USC 2, 7. 25 and 33.
"Our defense is improving
each week." says Robinson.
"We 're still a little concerned
that we can't seem to take the
ba 11 right back from our
opponents, but as the ball works
its way downfield, we're able to
hang in there and force the other
team to make an error or shut
them down when they get close
to our goal."
Allen's seven-game totals
reflect 1,436 yards on 235 carries
for a 6.1 aver•ge and 14 TDs, his
longest 14 yards. He has also
caught 21 passes for 170 yards.
Sopho0>0re quarterback John
Mazur isn't burning up the
nation with his passlng, but he
has ~n effective.
The lef\-bander haa completed
58 of 107 for 703 yard• <about 100
yards a game>. but has been
intercepted. only once.
Following today'& gam~. lhe
Trojans visit Pac -10 foea
California and Waahln1ton
before retumin1 to lb• CoUJftm
to meehrcb-rivaJ UCLA.
•
.Series draws 130 mill Ion viewers
NEW YORK -An estimated UO Ill
mllllon peraon1 watched al least
1ome or the 1981 World Serles
between the Los Anfeles Dod&en and New
York Yankees on ABC-TV, ABC Reeearch aald
Friday.
An estimated 75 million watched at leaat
some of the telecast of the sixth game ln which
the J>odaera clinched the Serles, 4 11me1 to 2,
the network said.
The Sertes drew a 30.0 Nielsen ratina -
fourth highest in World Seriu history -and a
49 J)trcent share, while Game 6 attracted a 37.2
Nielsen rating -highest of lhJ• year's Serles -
and a 54 percent share, according to the
network.
Van Patten upsets McEnroe in Tokyo
Unseeded Vincent Vu Patten II
upset top-seeded Jolla McEnroe, 6-3,
7.5 today in the semifinals of the
World Super Tennis Classic in Tokyo. Van
Patten was scheduled to meet the winner of a
match later today between Mark Edmond.loo of
Australia and Hel.Da Guntbardt of Switzerland in
Sunday's final Two Stanford athletes
were killed Friday night in a car crash on
campus. The dead students were identified as
Kevin Mdllllao a defensive back on the
Cardinal football team who recently quit due to
health problems, a nd Michael Becker, the
school 's top poie vaulter . . . Among the
major league baseball players who will require
professional compensation if they ·choose lo go
through baseball's re-entry draft as Cree agents
are Chicago White Sox pitcher Ed Farmer,
Chicago Cubs pitcher Dick Tldrow and
infielders Phil Gamer of Pittsburgh and Ken
Griffey of Cincinnati. Any team signinc the
players must compensate the team losing the
· player with another professional player ...
Lew Jenkins, a lightweight boxing champ in
1940, died in Oakla nd at the age of 64 . . ,
British Open champion Bill Rogers has a
three-shot lead at the halfway mark of the New
South Wales Open golf tournament. Rogers bas
a two-round total of 138 Carlos
Reutemann, runner-up for this year's world
driving championship, has retired from
Formula I auto racing after nearly a decade on
the circuit, his agent announced . . . Bobby
Unser won the pole position for the Miller High
Life 500 at Phoenix International Raceway with
an average speed of 148.693.
From Page 81
ESTANCIA • • •
bread 'n butter, which is Wenzlaff, the 205·pound
spinning machine behind the big boys up front,
Mike Griffin (225), Mike Smith (245) and tight end
Jamie Alken.
Again and again Wenzlaff ripped the Sailors'
defense for big yardage as he carried 21 times for
132 yards in the second half.
It went to a third-down situation four times in
the 15-play drive, the final one Wenzlaff's one-yard
burst over the right side.
ESTANCIA WAS driving again, but a penally
killed a potential first down at the Newport Harbor
10 when Wenzlaff rolled for 14 yards, but after
Andrews punted, the Eagles got the break they
needed, in the form of Andrews' fumble recovery
al the Sailors' 13.
With the lead in sight and time escaping, the
Eagles made short work of Newport Harbor's
defense to take the 13-7 lead, got the gift safety,
then added the icing that turned a proud Newport
effort into a smoldering frustration.
"We decided at halftime we'd have to run the
ball at them," said Blanton after seeing his team
held to a scoreless tie through two periods. And
run they did.
The Sailors, meanwhile, saw their passing game
do little after the SS·yard strike, but that was
mainly because the Eagles were controlling the
ball with their running game.
Selby finished with 11 completions on 21
attempts for 166 yards and lhe Sailors played
near.perfect football, hit with only two penalties,
1osing one fumble <as fatal as it was) and punting
only once.
Newport's passing game was outstanding, but in
the final analysis, it couldn't control the issue. The
control belonged to Wenzlaff and that surging front
line.
NFL standings
Football
twin hill!
Penn St. tops TV fare
By HOWARD I .. HA NO\'
Of .. o..., ...........
College football and boxing take over the
viewing habits of the nation today with Channel 7
bringing a double.header to the Southland
beginning at 9 11.m.
Ohio State journeys Lo Purdue for a Big Ten
outing th.is morning and that one will be followed
by Penn State, the nation 's No . l ranked team,
playing at Miami, Fla
Penn State has held the top s pot in the AP pall
for two straight weeks and is favored to up lts
mark to 8·0 today
Boxing fani. wall have a scheduled 15-round
light weight bout to view on Channel 2 at 3: 30 (Sean
O'Grady vs. Andrew Ganigan) with Channel 4
bringing a junjor welterweight bout at 4 (Willie
Rodriguez vs. Johnny Bumphus>.
Following are the top sports events on TV tOday.
Ratings are:., , " "excellent;"., "worth watching;
-1 1 fair; -1 forget 1t.
e 9 a.m., Channel 7 I I ./
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Ohio State at Purdue.
Announcers: Al Michaels and Ara Parseghlan.
When the Ohio State Buckeyes take the field with
a 3-1 Big Ten record today, one of the players most watched by the pro scouts will be Bob Atha, the No. 2
quarterback and kicker. Atha does the punting, place
kicking and kicks off for the Buckeyes. He has
missed only one of 11 field goal attempts and ts
averaging 41 .8 yards a punt. He Is backup to Art
Schlichter. Ohio State Is favored by one point. e 12:45 p.m .. Channel 7 I ./ ./
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Penn State at Miami, Fla.
Announcers: Keith Jackson, Frank Broyles and Steve Davis.
The No. 1-rated Nittay Lions are favored by 5'h
points. Penn State is 7-0 this season and Miami 4·2.
The Nittany Lions defeated West Virginia l..st week
without the services of their toP running back, Curt
Warner, who was out with a hamstring pull. Before
that game, he was third in the nation 1n rushing. His
replacement, sophomore Jon Williams, picked up 140
yards and scored a touchdown.
[-) 5:50 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ ./
NHL HOCK EY: Kings at St. Louis.
Announcers: Bob Miller and Pete Webef'.
Fresh ott their 4-3 victory over Washington, won
with just 16 seconds remaining on a goal by Steve
Bozek, the Kings tackle the 'Struggling Blues. St.
Louis, one of ttie NH L's premier teams last season, is
off to a 3-0-2 record and is buried in last place in the
Norris Division. The Kings, 6-5, are second in the
Smythe Division and have been led by Marcel
Dionne's 10 goals.
OTHER TELEVISION
3:30 p.m. (2) CBS SPORTS SATlJRDAY -
Sean O'Grady vs. Andrew Ganigan in a 15-round
lightweight bout, taped at Little Rock, Ark. This is
O'Grady's second bout since being stripped of the WBA title. (34) -Soccer.
4 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Willie
Rodriguez (26 -7> defends his USBA junior
welterweight crown against Johnny Bumphus (10-01
in a scheduled 12-round bout, taped at Atlantic City,
N .J . Also : The National Hang Gliding
championships.
5 p.m. (2) NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW.
t 1 p.m. (5) COLLEGE FOOTBALL -UCLA
at Oregon. Played earlier today at Eugene, Ore. ( 11)
RAMS' WEEK. (13) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -
Washington State vs. USC at the Coliseum. Played earlier in the day.
RADIO
Football -Kansas at Nebraska, 11 : 25 a.m ..
KIEV (870); Coloradoat0klahoma, 11 :30a.m .. Kii<
(94 FMl; Navy at Notre Dame, 11 ·30 a.m., KPRZ
(1150 ); UCLA at Oregon, 1 p.m., KMPC (710);
Stanford at Washington, 1:30 p.m .. KPRZ (1150 );
Washington State at USC, l :30 p.m., KHJ (930); Cal
State (Fullerton> at Pacific, 2 p.m., KWR) (13701,
KWVE (108 FM); Cal State (Northridge) at Cal Poly
(Pomona), 4:30 p .m ., KWRM (1370), delay;
Saddleback at Southwestern, 7: 30 p.m., KSB R (88.5 FU).
Hockey -Kings at St. Louis, 5:50 p.m., KPRZ ( 1150). (The Daily Pilot is not responsible for late changes.)
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: JOHNSON & SON ! •
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Western Division
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
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W LT PF
San Francisco 8 2 O 191
Atlanta 4 4 0 222
Rams 4 4 O 194
New Orleans 2 6 0 98
PA Pd.
140 .750
162 .500
l~ .500
163 .250
Eastern Division
Philadelphia 7 1 0 183 112
Dallas 6 2 o 197 167
NY Giants 5 3 O 164 121
St. Louis 3 5 0 158 209
Washington 2 6 O 135 191
Central Division
Minnesota 5 3 O 188
Tampa Bay 4 4 O 143
Detroit 4 4 O 197
Green Bay 2 6 O 136
Cbicago 2 6 O 126
199
128
170
184
198
.875
.750
.625
.375
.250
.625
.500
.500
.250
.250
Western Division
Kansas City
San Diego
Denver
Oakland
Seattle
W LT PF PA
6 2 0 207 163
5 3 0 253 187
5 3 0 154 112
3 5 0 98 133
2 6 0 104 171
Eastern Division
Miami 5 2 l 186
Buffalo 5 3 O 181
NY Jets 3 4 1 165
New England 2 6 0 190
Baltimore l 7 O 148
· Central Division
152
128
202
183
271
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Cincinnati 5 3 O 194
Pittsburgh s 3 O 174
Cleveland 4 4 0 150
Houston 4 4 0 138
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DMty ..... ~..,ca.rt..~
University's Mike Fiscus 143 1 is pointed in the right direction after being tackled. and so were the Trojans. 15-14.
Uni enters CIF playoff picture
Trojans' gamble in the final period pays off in 15-14 upset of Saddleback
By HOWARD L . HANDY Of,.,. o.i1y " ... "-"
• Showing a willingness Lo
gamble when they were ahead
and having the staying power to
come from the brink of defeat m
the late stages of the game. the
Univ ersity High T rojans
propelled themselves 1nlo the
C J F playoff picture Frida)
night.
The Trojans had the hallowed
saints of Halloween hovering
over their heads as well
University pos ted a 15 14
decision over Saddleback High
in a Sea View League football
game on a windy night at lrvme
Stadium
Tht-Trojan:,, not onl) posted a
eoml' from.behind win but they
nvercaml' a ras h of penalties
that could hme been disastrous
\\1th -;ome ball hawking play
th a I s <.1 w th l' m force f ive
Sadd ll•h<.1ck turnovers. rour on
fu m bll' r('('O\'CrtCS
·we never g.we up.·· Coach
Rick Curlis said after the game.
··They huvc a very good football
teum and the~ eame back strong
m the s1.•<·ond half a nd hurt our
def ens<'
··our entire offensive unit did
an l)Ub.tandmJ? job tonight and
the\ O\ercamc the odds But we
almos t killed ourselves with
those penalties. many of them in
key plat'cs ...
The Trojans were first on the
seoreboard when quarterback
Tom E1lerts circled left end for
a touchdown with five minutes
left in the first half and John
Peirano kicked the convers ion.
Then it was the defense's tum
to shine as Stan McLaughlin
recover<'d a fumble in the end
zone to stop an almost certain
Saddleback score
Things went in Saddleback's
direction in the second half as
o uts tanding junior tailback
Kevin Bradley scampered 55
yards for one touchdown. then
put the Roadrunners in front on
a one yard burst He picked up
165 yards for the game and
teammate Kendle Newsom had
98 in only 8 carries.
The kick attempt failed after
the firs t touchdown but
quarterback Danny Armstrong
put two points on the board with
a run after the second and it was
14·7 with 7:25 left to play .
This is when the Trojans
turned on the steam behind the
scrambling of Eilerts and the
running and blocking of Rich
Sorensen and Mike Fiscus.
University drove 51 yards in 10
plays despite getting off to a
shaky s tart with penalties on the
first two attempts. Eilerts
scrambled around on third down
and found Brad Guess open in
the end zone Cor the touchdown.
Then Curtis and t he Trojans
went for two as Eilerts first
sought a receiver, then out·ran
three defenders in a race to the
corner of the field around left
end.
Perhaps the most significant
fumble recovery of the second
half came with 1: 11 to play as
the Roadrunners were
threatening to come back and
win the game. They had moved
to the University 8 before Jamie
Weston recovered a fourth
miscue to set the stage for the
victory.
Others we r e picked up by
Randy Gass. McLaughlin and
Jeff Frei with Guess picking off
the interception.
Then, with time running out.
Eilerts took a third down nm
around right end for 16 yards
with Sorensen and Fiscus
leading the way with key blocks
and it was all over for the
Roadrunners.
Capo Valley
gets revenge
Laguna Beach overwhelmed, 42-13
By EDZINTEL
0. .. 0.. ..........
If ever there w:.s a pa/back,
this was it.
Capistrano Valley High
football coach Dick Enright was
quoted earlier this week as
saying that he wasn't too fond of
Laguna Beach's team.
"Last year we went to their
place and got the worst jobbing
I've ever seen. It hadn't rained in
two weeks and the field was
soaking wet. The whole thing was
weird."
Laguna Beach won that game,
7-6. although Capo Valley went
on to capture the CIF Central
Conference title.
So this year, with both teams in
position to vault into the South
Coast League lead. Capistrano
Valley had revenge on its mind.
And that's what it got, if not
more as the Cougars coasted to a
42·13 win before 2.100 on
Homecoming night at Capistrano
Valley.
TONY BELL, the standout
senior tailback who leads the
league in rushing. scored three
touchdowns and rush~ for 137
yards as the Cougars scored on
their first possession and never
looked back.
··capo was overwhelming.··
said Laguna Beach Coach Walt
Hamera afterwards. "There
wasn't much we did right and
there were particularly too many
errors on our s pecial teams.
Admittedly, we made Bell look
better than we should have."
Enright was pleased with the
win, although he was still able to
find room for improvement.
"There are still a Jot of rough
edges." be said. '"The defense
was a little he rky·je rky at
limes.··
:a.s for Bell? "'Well. Tony still
isn't in top shape, although he's
close now. We know that every
lime out. he can get over 100
yards a game. At the beginning
of the season, he wus looking for
the 20 or 30 yard gainers. But
now. he picks his head up and
looks the distance."
CAPO VALLEY, the No.
4·ranked team m the Central
Conference, marched 67 yards
for a touchdown to open the game
w~th Bell doing most of the work,
gaining 54 yards, including a
three· yard run for the score.
Bell added another touchdown
with three minutes left in the
half. bolting over from four
yards out.
With 51 seconds left, Capo
Valley linebacker Walt Decasas
picked off a Laguna Beach pass
and raced 95 yards to give the
Cougars a comfortable 21·0
halftime lead.
Bell added two more
touchdown runs, one a 95-yard
kickoff return following a
Laguna Beach score and the
other. a one.yard plunge. Capo
Valley is now 2·0·1 in league
while Laguna Beach falls Lo 2· l.
THE ARTISTS, who dropped
four or their five preseason
contests and tied the other with
Irvine. were able to move the
ball with some success but had
breakdowns once they reached
Capistrano Valley territory.
Laguna got on the board early
m the third quarter on a 25·yard
pass from Evan Chalmers to
Joe Heneghan.
The Artists added another
score in the final quarter l)n a
22·yard pass from Chalmers tc
Kevin McDennon.
Chalmers had a good night.
passing for 178 yards, however he
threw three interceptions.
Griffins test GWC
Saddleback invades Southwestern
A matchup of pass ·happy
quarterbacks is in store tonight
when the Grossmont Griffins
and Golden West Rustlers get
together at Orange Coast
College <7 :30).
And down south in Chula
Vista. Coach Ken Swearingen's
Saddleback Gauchos put their
perfect record on the line when
the Southwestern Apaches host a
Mission Conference outing. also
at 7:30.
At OCC. Grossmonl QB Rick
Bighames and Rustler
counterpart Sam Aiello have
combined for more than 1.800
yards through the air.
Bighames. despite playing in
one less game. has thrown for 24
more yards than Aiello.
The Griffins are also
well·rested' after last week's
bye.
GWC. meanwhile. dropped a
22· 12 decision to San Diego Mesa
last week. The Olympians, 2-0 in
South Coast Conference play and
S·l overall. held Aiello to just 15
or 34 completions for 141 yards
last week.
Gros s mont brings the
conference's No. 2 offense into
the game . The Griffins boast an
average of 365 yards per game .
At Southwestern. the Apaches
have to contend with the Mission
Confe rence's top offensive
producer in the Gauch os.
Saddleback has ground out an
average of 401 yards per game.
outscoring its opponents. 224·56
in the process.
The Gauchos. 2 ·0 in
conference and 6·0 overall. are
coming off a 49·7 thumping or
San Diego CC. compliments or
t he passing a nd running of
quarterback Lance Stewart.
The former Laguna Beach
High standout has carried the
ball into lhe end zone eight times
this year and passed for nine
more touchdowns.
The Apaches counter with
Dave Prager (43 of 96 in the
passing department l. but
Prager has been intercepted 11
times.
The Gauchos share first place
with Santa Ana and Citrus, and
the Dons of Coach Tim Mills
provide the competition next
weekend ut Saddleback. Should
Saddleback win tonight, it'll
hold a half.game lead over the
Dons who have a bye this week.
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: El Toro overruns Mustangs
Williams runs for a pair of scores as Chargers romp
By TERRY WJUTE
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Two touchdown runs by Todd Williams.
including a 52-yarder, paced El Toro High to an
easy 24·8 Sea View League victory over Costa Mesa
High Friday night before 2,500 fans at Newport
Harbor High.
The Mustangs· lone score came with 4:57
~ remaining ih the game when Steve Anderson
completed a 37-yard pass play to Onassis Nixon to
narrow the Chargers' lead to 17·8. Costa Mesa drove
r 10 yards in eight plays, Including 5 of 7 completions
.. by Anderson.
Costa Mesa was frustrated in another
possession. however. The Mustangs had driven 67
yards on 18 plays when El Toro's Steve Svitenko
intercepted an Anderson pass on his own 5-yard line ~ and returned it to the Costa Mesa 27 with 10:40 left ~ in the game. Less than a minute later Damon
1--Sweazy scored on a S-yard run to put El Toro in
.,.. front, 17-0.
• Costa Me a co-head coach Jim Hagey was
• unhappy with hilf team's performance. : ·•rm very disappointed, and I thought the kids
made loo many mistakes," be said.
However, there were at least two bright spots
for the Mustangs. One was the play of Steve
4 Andenon, who completed 18 o( 36 puses for 194
... yards, with 72 coming on Costa Mesa'• •~orinlJ ~ drive. Another bright spot wu the defense, which
• Um lted Sweazy to 88 yards on 21 ca mes.
II
El Toro Coach Bob Johnson was pleased with
his team·s performance.
"I thought the kids played just fine.·· he said .
Johnson also expressed concern about the
team ·s final two league games.
"We just have to win our remaining two
1 games) and let things take its course ... he said.
On Sweazy, Johnson said: "He's just a great
back .. he's fantastic."
One sterling defensive play by the Mustangs
came when David Riha sacked El Toro quarterback
Mike Douglass eight yards to the Costa Mesa 37
halfway through the second period. The Chargers
were then forced to punt.
One fine offensive play by El Toro came just
after the Mustangs had narrowed the Chargers'
lead to 17~. On the third play of the series Todd
Williams took the ball on his own 48 and ran down
the right side or the field to give the Chargers a 24·8
lead with 3:20 left ln the game to put the Must.angs
awayJorgood .
Williams also caught a 3-yard touchdown pass
from Douglass with 23 seconds left In the first half
to give El Toro 1 10.0 lead.
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Sloppy • Will for Marina OV no lnatch
for FV, 47-0 But the Vikings will accept a 28-6 verdict over Oilers
By CRAIG RUS.l\ELL Of" ... o.-, .... ...,
Ocean View High Coach K~
Moats kept his team in the
lockerroom an extra 10 minutes,
delaying the start of the seeond
hair. For a whHe, as Founla.in
Volley huddled for the klckorr
without an opponent on the field,
it looked as If the Seahawks
weren't going to return.
That mi&bt not have been a bad
idea, as Ocean View was shutout
for the second week in a row, this
time by a 47·0 count before a
homecoming crowd of 3,500 at
Westminster High.
For Moats, it's been a cruel
welcoming to the Sunset League
It opened on a good note, a 28-14
upset win over Westminster, but
he did lose the services or
starting quarterback John
Heinle, who is probably out for
the season.
SINCE THEN, the Seahawks
haven't scored a point, losing to
defending C lF Big Five
champions Edison 143-01 and to
Fountain Valley, Edison's
opponent in the championship
game a year ago
And next week it won't get any
easier since Ocean View must
battle Orange Cou nt y's
second ranked team , Mar ina.
Friday night, as it was the
previous week, it was a case of
the Seahawks being totally
outm anned and outplayed in
every conceivable way
The numbers pretty much
speak for themselves. Fountain
Valley, led by Rod Emery's 205
yards on 18 carries, rushed for
293 yards and passed for another
178 yards. That makes 471 total
yards for the Darons compared
to Ocean View 's 103. And that's
with Fountain Valley Coach Mik e
Milner playing his second and
third stringers the entire fourth
quarter.
'Tm pleased we were able to
bounce back after last week's
loss," said Milner .. Anytime you
can score 47 points you have to be
happy. Al least we're still in the
hunt."
WHAT HAD to please Milner
was th~ play of t:mery. With the
help of IUl offensive Une that
opened up eaping holes, Emery
was able to score four times on
runs of one, eight, 32, and 71
yards
His 71-yard touchdown run
came with 10:02 remaining in the
nrst half and gave the senior 136
yards so far on the night. A quick
look at the record book showed a
281 -yard performance by Willie
Gittens in 1977 as the Fountain
Valley record.
Emery hit the 200-yard mark
late m the third quarter, but after
his one-yard touchdown run that
gave the Barons a 41·0 lead,
Milner sat the speedster down
and Gittens' record was safe
After a slow start, quarterback
Matt Stevens got into the act.
sneaking the ball in from the
one-y ard line for a 28-0 halftime
lead, and passing four yards to
tight end Greg Bolin in the third
quarter. extending the lead to
35-0.
On the night, Stevens was eight
of 20 for 178 yards and one
touchdown, his sixth touchdown
pass of the year He did tltrow
two interceptions, however.
running his total to 20 for the
season.
BUT STEVENS was t ffective,
particularly in the third quarter.
Even· with the game seemingly
out of rea c h , the Barons
continued to throw the ball
throughout the third period as
Stevens completed four of his
seven passes for 99 yards.
"That 's our offense,"
explained Milner . "Our
philosophy is to have a balanced
attack, and we will stick to that
no m alter what the score."
Junior Bryan Pavalko was the
other Baron to get into the end
zone, s coring on a 22 -yard
touchdown run with just over two
minutes remaining in the game.
Defensively, Fountain Valley
swarmed around every Ocean
View ball carrier. limiting the
Seahawks t o just 64 yards
rushing.
Rod Emery
Olmedo takes
firs t -round
Mas t e r s win
Top-seeded Alex Olmedo
knocked off Hugh Stewart in
straight sets Friday to highlight
first-round action of the Grand
Masters tennis tournament at
the John Wayne Tennis Club in
Newport Beach.
0 I m e do, the Wimbledon
s ingles champion in 1958.
disposed or Stewart, 6-2. 6-4.
In other action, Mal Anderson
of Australia d e feated Sven
Davidson, 6-2, 6-4; former
two-lime Wimbledon winner
Frank Sedgman topped Torben
U !rich, 6-2, 6-1; and Neale
Fraser downed Whitney Reed' in
straight sets 6-2, 6-1.
The tournament is a s howcase
for former greats. now over the
age or 45, who have won at least
one major tournament in their
career~.
In today's action, Olmedo will
square off against Sedgman at 1
p . m ., while Anderson duels
Fraser at 2:30 in the semifinals.
Today's first-round doubles
action pits Sedgman and Ulrich
against Olmedo and Davidson at
4 • and Fraser and Anderson
against Reed and Stewart at
5 :30
W ar:rior QB's heroics
aren't e nough, 24-19
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By JOHNSEVANO Of • ....,,... .....
It wasn't very picturesque. But, then, sloppy
games rarely are.
And so It went Friday night at Sheue Field in
Huntington Beach where the visiting Marina
Vtklnga spoiled the Oilers' 7Sth Homecoming with a
28-6 victory before an estimated crowd of 4,500.
For the record, lhe VLkinga Improved their
Sunset league numbers to 2·1, and their overall
figures to 7-1. The Oilers, on the other hand,
dropped to 0-3 1n league, 3-5 overall, and 0-31 in
league over the last eight years.
It was the kind of game that saw six
interceptions (all thrown by Huntington Beach>.
eight rumbles <all muffed by Marina > and more
than 262 yards in penalties (a joint effort on both
sides)
IT WAS ALSO the kind of game where the
weather proved to be a factor as swirling winds of
20-to-30 miles per hour forced both offenses to
restrict their attacks to the ground.
Under this format, it was the Vikings -behind
quarterback Ken Laszlo -that came up with the
big plays for the margin of victory.
Laszlo, normally a 64 percent passer (he was
just 3 of 13 for 69 yards Friday night), deviated from
his usual aerial attack and reverted to getting his
yards on the Jround instead.
Laszlo finished with 173 yards on 12 carries,
scoring the Vikings' first three TDs.
As a matter of fact, if not for three big runs by
Laszlo, the gutty Oilers might have been in the
game throughout.
BUT LASZLO OPTIONED to his left, fumbled
the ball, scooped it back up and ran 17 yards for
M arina·s first score late m the first quarter.
Then, in the second. the senior went to his right.
slipped through the line of scrimmage and raced 68
yards for his second TD.
On his final tally, Laszlo rolled around right end
for only three yards but that was after he sel up the
run with a 56-yard jaunt during a five-play, 64-yard
drive.
"I DON'T KNOW if it was a letdown or the
~nd, .. assessed Marina Coach Dave Thompson of
'his team's performance The Vikings had played
From Page 81
L.AKERS LO SE. • •
John Havlicek and become the second all-time
leading scorer in NBA history.
Last season, the Lakers were mvolved in just
four overtime contests, winning two.
The Rockets showed, once again, that they're
going to be the scrappy outfit that stunned the
Lakers in the first round of the Western Conference
playoffs.
Special to the Daily Pilot
ONTARIO Woodbridge Hi gh's
Warriors came close. but lost a
five-point free-lance football decision
at Ontario Christian High Friday
night as a 19-point second quarter
wasn 'l enough to hold up
345 yards to 344 -a difference of one
yard in the statistical edge.
Each team lost a pair of fumbles in
the evenly played contest. Ontario
Christian is now 5-3.
Woodbridge returns to action
Friday night with its third straight
road game, traveling to Valley
Chris tian High in Cerritos.
SALES • LEASING
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
SERVICE
"The kids gave a super effort," said
Woodbridge Coach Gene Noji of his
seniorless Warriors. ·'The difference
between defeat and victory was just a
matter of inches ...
Quarterback Kevin Burke stunned
Ontario Christian's secondary with a
s uperior passing game, clicking on 19
of 40 passes for 312 yards and three
touchdowns.
Rudy Figueroa latched on to his
first TD offering and turned it into a
71-yard scoring play. It was in the
final 28 seconds of the first half that
the Warriors really began taking it to
the Ontario Christian outfit.
GWC poloist s
b eeeze; OCC
drops a pair
Golden West College ran its water
polo record to 15-0 Friday with a
convincing 15-8 Southern Cal
Conference victory over host Rio
Hondo.
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"I think the wind was more of a factor. It was hard
to throw and their defense shut us down a bit.
·• 1t wasn't artistic, but I thought our defense
played well.''
INDEED, ON A NIGHT where the offense Uved
by the big play, the defense -spear-headed by a ,
front seven of Pat Ceman, Ron Malerstein, Duke ,
Maples, Dave Hurgrove, Steve Braun, Dave Abbott
and Brian Marcus -limited the Oilers to only 34
yards rushing and 107 passing.
The secondary -led by Hargrove's 34-yard
interception return for a TD -also picked off six
passes
The only score the Vikings allowed came late in
the fourth quarter when Huntington Beach 1 quarterback Buddy Nobel teamed with James
Dunn on a 34-yard TD pass .
"If we don't improve each week we won't be
ready for the playoffs," added Thompson. ··we
have to work hard, we have t.o get ready, and we have to play good football.
"I thought we played hard tonight, we just
didr. 't make things happen ··
OCC tops Grossmont
Orange Coast College's women's volleyball
team was slated to begin play in the Santa
Barbara Tournament this morning after winning
Friday night's South Coast Conference encounter
against Grossmonl.
OCC swept the Griffins, 15-8, 15·4, 15-10 in El
Cajon to push the Pirates' conference mark to 7-1
and overall record to 10-3. Orange Coast trails
first -place Cerritos by a half game.
··w e played very strongly and consistently
against Grossmont," said OCC Coach Jane
Hilgendorf. "We've been a little slow starting most
or the season but tonight we played some good
defense and our team work was evident."
Orange Coast opens the Santa Barbara
Tournament at 10:30 this morning against El
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Burke went to BilJ Russell for an
18-yard strike for the second
touchdown and after the kickoff, Dan
Clay recovered a fumble to set up
Burke's 23-yard perfecto to John
Moreland.
Meanwhile, at Orange Coast, the
Pirates were roughed up, 10-7 by
Santa Ana in a South Coast
Conference battle, and then downed,
16-9 in a non-conference outing
against De Anza .
4X8 REAL TEAK PANELING
Schroeder, Shaun Devlin, Greg
Ruffer, Greg Flynn and Clay were
among the defensive standouts
singled out by Noji, who saw his team
fall to 1-6 overall in their fll'st ever
year of varsity competition.
Ontario Christian jumped to an 11 -0
lead in the early going before the
Warriors struck through the air, but
they couldn't get back into the scoring
groove in the second half.
ln all the hosts outdid Woodbridlle.
Lagun a Beach wom e n
capture Mt. SAC title
WALNUT Led by the third-place
finish of Linda Booth, the Laguna
Beach High women's cross country
team won the team sweepstakes in
·Divbion I of the Ml. San Antonio
Invitational Friday.
Laguna Beach completed the meet
with a team score or 59 points and a
cumulative team time of 100 minutes.
48 seconds. The time marked an
improvement or over six minutes
froql the Artists' effort last week in
the Orange Counly Invitational when
they finished eighth.
At Rio Hondo, the Rustlers of
Coach Tom Hermstad improved their
Southern Cal Conference record to 7-0
as Tim Jenkins rifled home four goals
while teammate Kevin Kendall added
three more tallies
G WC , the de f e n d i n g s t. at e
community college champion,
opened a 9-3 halftime lead.
Goalkeeper Tom Payne recorded
six saves in that half, and then
played a IHUe offense and responded
with a goal. His backup in the nets -
Scott Elliott -scored two goals
before taking over the goalkeeper
duties.
At OCC. the Pirates, beset with
injuries and illnesses, dropped a 10-7
decision to Santa Ana, despite three
goals from former University High
standout Charlie Wilson. Chris Alves
added two goals while Tracy Wilms
and Adam Sofio added a goal apiece.
The Bucs' top scorer Lance
O'Donnell, who may have suffered a
broken nose in a recent contest,
scored twice against De Anza in the
second game, while teammate Wilms
added three goals. OCC's conference
record fell to 3-4 and 11 ·6 overall.
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S·kilometer and lO·k1lometer runs Nov. 7
on the university's campus The S·K
begins at 8 a.m .. and the 10-K starts at
8 45 am
Late entries will be accepted at 7 a.m
the day of the race. The course begins on
the campus track and continues through
the moderately hilly campus
Cost is $7 with a T·shirt. S3 without
Registration fee the day of the race is S9
with a T-shirt, SS without. Trophies will be
awarded to firsl·place finishers in seven
11ge divisions for men and women Call
I 213 I "98-4668.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. October 31, 198 t aa :
UC lrvme basketball
Nov 18 English National Team. Nov
28 al Oregon, 8: LO p m . Nov. 30 at
Cal State Chico. 8 p.m.
Dec. 3 Boise State; Dec. S -at
University of San Diego, Dec. 10
Hawaii, IUlo, Dec. 12 UN Las Vegas
tut Anaheim Convention Center), 8 p.m.:
Dec. lS Loyola·Murymount; Dec. 18·19
al Champion Holiday Classic (at
M lssoula, Mt.>. Dec 28 29 at
Milwaukee Basketball Classic
Jan. 6 Drury College. Jan 14 CS
Fullerton. Jan. 16 -UC Santa Barbara.
Jan 21 at Pacific. 7 3S pm , Jan 23
at Utah State. Jan 28 at Long Beach
State, 7:35 pm • Jan. 30 Long Beach
State lat Anaheim Convention Center1.
Feb. 4 San Jose State; Feb. 6
Fresno State. Feb 11 at San Jose
State, 8 OS p m.. Feb. 13 ut Fresno
State : Feb. 18 Pacific : Feb 20 Utah
State; i-~eb 15 at CS Fullerton: Feb 27
at UC Santa B.arbarn
All gamt>s at 7 30 pm . unless noted All
games played at Crawford llall on
c ampus , unless noted For ticket 1nformat1on. phone 833·6985
Skiing show
W1nterfest RI . Anahl'lm ·, '>ec ond
annual :.kier.., bash. will be hl'ld at the
Anaheim Convention Ct•ntt'r. No\ 27 29
A beer and wane gardrn, tontests
freestvlt-ski shows, ski film~ strolling
minstrels are among the hupJlenangs
durrng lhe thret··cla) event,
!lours are 10 a. m. to 9 p m Nov 27 and
28. and IO um to 6 pm Sunday, Nov
Tickeb are S3.50 for adulls and S2 for
children. under 16.
Hall of Fame Gam es
The Deacon Jones Hall or Fame Games
patterned after television's "Super
Teams" competition will be held today
ind Sunday at Los Caballeros Racquet
and Sports Club Ill Fountain Valley
This year's events include a 400-y11rd
relay. 200-meter swi m relay, tug of war.
bicycle relay, basketball free throw,
kayak race and obstacle course ruce 1-~ormer Ram Deacon Jones and the
Angels' Rod Carew are among the sports
celebrities taking part in the competition
Competition is set for 9 a.m to 4 pm
both duys Adm1ss1on is SS for adult!>,
S2.SO for children Memberi. of the lh>
Caballeros club will be admitted free
The club 1s located at 17272 Newhof>\'
St . In f'ountum Valley
Kin gs hockey
Remaining Home Schedule
Nov 7 Toronto. 7 p m . Nov 10
Montreal. Nov 12 St. Louis. No., 14
Winnipeg, 7 p m . Nov 18 Detroit .
No\ 21 Buffalo. 7 p.m . Nov 29
Vancouver, 7 pm . Dec. 2 New York
Ranger~. Dt-e S Chicago, 7 pm , Det·
9 Edmonton, Der. 12 Vancouver, 7 p m Dec 23 Colorado.
Jun 2 Calgary, 7 p.m.: Jan 19
Colorado; Jan 21 Minnesota , Jan. 27
Philadelphia. Jan. 30 St ~ Louis. 2 pm .
Jan. 31 New York Rangers. 7 pm .
feb 2 llartford. r eb 6 Vancouver, 7
p m . Feb 7 Montreal, 7 p.m . Feb 11
Qu ebec. Feb 17 Washington. Feb
20 Calgar. 7 p m . Feb 24 Detroit.
Feb 27 Chicago. 7 p m . March 10
Edmonton. March 13 New York
l!.lunders. 7 pm . March 17 Culgary.
March 20 PlUsburgh. 7 p m . March 27
Colorado, 7 p.m . March 28
Edmonton. 7 pm . Arp1I 3 Vanc•1uver,
2 pm
·All games played at the Forum All
games at 7 30 p.m .. unless noted
Ticket Information
T1ck<'l'> are pnced at $16.SO. S9 and S7
For more 1nformat1on. call 12131 674·6000.
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NEW SINGLE STORY GARDEN
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of age, welcome to a wh°'e new way of life
at Huntington Landmaft(, one of the finest
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. I
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~ •
LOS ALTOS § • J! ~ ~
•
Was rookie
prank victim?
Charger end quits
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Did one or the run-lovln1
San Diego Chargers play a prank that baa
prompted rookie tight end Pete Holohan to quU pro
football?
After reviewing the evidence, ofnclal1 or the
National Football League club say they don't know
who telephoned Holohan and told him "you're
fired" because the ex-Notre Dame wide receiver
missed practice Oct. 21.
The Chargers say nobody in management
made the call as t he 22-year-o ld Holohan
reportedly believes, and they want him back. But
Holohan's brother, John, said that Pete was ln
South Bend, Ind., preparing to go back to Notre
Dame.
T he 6 4, 238-pound athlete, an economics
m ajor 12 hours a way from a degree. ''la
sensitive," his older brother said by telephone
Thursday from the family home in Liverpool,
N. Y ., adding, "Pete's a level-headed guy ... He
doesn't want to play football now."
Another account was offe red by Drew
Gissinger, an offensive tackle who was Holohan'a
roommate with the Chargers. He expects Holohan
lo rejoin their team.
Gissinger confirmed the story that Holohan
left the team after getting a telephone call from an
individual r epresenting himself as a Charger
executive.
A reputation as pranksters has been built by
Charger players in recent years.
T here is roster exemption on t he team ,
meanwhile, a nd Holohan could be a ctivated
immediately 1f he returns lo football.
Ran1 i~n ~x-Redskin Dubois
The Rams said Friday they have signed Phil
DuBois, a former Washington Redskins' tight end
and second year pro out of San Diego State.
A team spokesman said that defensive tackle
Larry Brooks and cornerback Pat Thomas, both of
whom are ailing, probably won't play when the
Rams meet the Detroit Lions Sunday.
Linebacker J im Youngblood, who has an
injured knee. i:; questionable for the National
Football League contest.
NOW ••• SAVE
$25000°!
UNTIL MIDNIGHT
DEC. I SHI 1981
HE DEVELOPER WIU PA
$2500 OF THE CLOSING
COST REQUIREMENTS •
Each unit Includes its very own utlllty
area with Installed washer and dryer • Car·
petlng Is Included In the living room, mas·.
ter bedroom, secondary bedrooms and
hallways • Enjoy garden patios or dra-1
matlc atrlums and/or entry courtyards.
Community amenities Include: Swimming·
pool, hot water swlrlpool, 3 tennis courts,
gymnasium, shuffleboard, and paddle ten-
nis court. '
CFWY
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OrRngo Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. October 31 , 1981
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High 1chool score a
lUNHT LlAGUa
l'<)<ontAll\ V•lley 47, Oc.-Vie.., C
M•rl,.. 111. H""t•"91on Buell•
H A VllEW LIAGUI
El Toro24, Costa Mew I
EttencJe n, N•woort Harbor I
Unlnr\Jtv IS, l•••rw ,.
SOUTH COAIT LfiAOUI
Cepl1treno Valley o , uguna 8H<" t)
Miu Ion vi.Jo• I SMl ci.men•• o
L•9Ul\a Hiil• 11 0.N Hlll1.
ANGELUS l.EAOUl
SI. Paul 10. »rvlle 6
O•ANOl. LIAOUI!
Vfle<i<l• I AnaMlm 3
OA•OIENO•OVEL.IEAOUI
La Quinta 71. S.ntl~ 1
llanCllO Al.,,.ltca ll Lo• ""''9'" I
CUtTU•Y LEAGUf
Canyon 16 Or-0
!I MOO.,.. 41 . S-la All• V•ll•y 6
Foothill 11, Santa AllA 1
EM .. lllE LEAGUE
l(enMdy • Cypreu I
El OorllCIO 2t, Kal .. la 3
l'lllEWAY L.EAGUE
La Habra lJ, B-Par• 0
Full•rton H Troy 6
Sunny Hiiis 11 ~ao
NON·l.EAGUE
Ontario O>rhllon 2•. WOOll"''69« 1•
Bt.,_.,p MOn190rnery 21 St Fr•nct• "
HIGH SCHOOL SUMMARIES
Estancia 22. Newport H rbor 7
sc ... 1>yQ'"'""" Newport H••bO• 0 0
Estancia 0 o
NH Ward u IMS• lrom S.ll>f ·c-1,
klOI
E-Wanrlalf I run IMCC<lfllll •101
E -Wonrlalf) run (kid faoltol
E S.lety tS..1., <!Owned fumt>I• In er.a ,..,,.,
E-McC.11111 t run IMCCanllf klC kl
All•noano 3,XIO 1 .. urn•teo 1
c;...,. S~ti1tou
NH
Fl"l~S 11 llu•hH yaros :ia-.1
Paninv yaros 1116
Paisas I I ,, I
Punts I 38
Fumt>le.·IOil .! t
Pe<>altltS·VatdS 1.'10
lndl•l-1 llw"'t'"'
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1-1. S.lbv II lo< Bao ctf'lltr \NO rnlnld 1S
$(hi-I, I fOt monus 1
E Wen1l•ll ll 171 Crand•ll 9 41.
Slll••lv, 's. Al•~n. I 11 McC•"''' 4 4
lndl•l-1 Paul"'
NH S.lby, ti 11 I, 166 E -McCalllll, 3 11-1, .. :
lndl•ldu•I lloul•l"t
MH -~rry • ., Ward .• 13 S•lt1 I II
E caci.ota 11• w..,..,,.11 1 n
University 15. Saddlebaok 14
k9" l>y ""'"""'' Sadd•-· 0 (J • 8 ,.
Unl•e rslh o 1 o ~ IS
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!>-Br.Ot•v I run !Arf'11\lrMQ ruM
U GVfl,1 ~ p4)S\ 1rom, E•ll'rh I f1ter1\
run I
A I 100 <•\lirt•<0l•<ll
5 First Clown• I•
Ru"'4!s t••ds •1 1''
Paul"9 v•reb 61
Pan•\ 6 I) 1
Punts J 41
Fum111 ... lo•I •A Pe<>altl~ ,..,ex l 11l
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11
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Ja
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1.0
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S Bt•dlty 11 IU Arm,frOllQ A 11
Moncroef J.I. Nt~ I-~.
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U -Eller-h 4-16-0 JI! ll~tclllf• ~I .0 0 ,,...,....,.._, R•ul•lftt
S C•~ 2 14 "Nltom J.40 S1_,,., I I
U So<e<is.., l 31 Gue••,_.
El Toro 24, Cosla Mesa 8
k~• t>y o.Mlrt.n
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l I 0 U 2•
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4-11
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ET Wllllam• l 10. Snttd I •or minus J
CM HHd 1-S' Ni.on ~61 Enqllsll 1 3.S .
Cook S·l6
Marina 28, Hin. Beach 6
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Merlna I 7 1' 0-11
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10.1'; TolMn I.JI Marie•. •tor minus 1
H8-C•,,lllo, 4-fr mlnui u ; Huan11. 3-l.
S.i.rlltld, S-17· Siler, 10.~ N01>4a, 3-fcw
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FV -EMt•Y 71 '"" cs1 ...... , llHS to
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rtV llolln ' PA\S from SUv•111
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FV Pa11alkO ti run CIMO •NO, run
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CV O.C.us tO rtCIHll will'! lnterupllQn
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111.l<k 1•119111
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LV Bell It 1)1 Ba nlla 6 1' C•ll
) tor m•nu• S oc_..n, 3-10
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C II Call, ~12.0, IG:I
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lfk M•ntn 1 1 r
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U•na Hills 6 0
l •Qvlla HlllS 0 U
OH Pratt 4 run lklO felle<ll
LH 8err;3run CR.Ollla I
0-• 13 ,,
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JI IJO
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1 I
Pen•llltt-yards 6-'60
lndlvloual llvtl>l"9
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100
14·U.1
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1111 C-•3-IJ
l.H Berry 11-16 Tr..,to •-41. M<Vicar
l-mlnvs JO
lncll•-l"'••W ... OH Coooot '-11 3 91 (hemp!...,• 0-1 I
0
LH McVlc•t u '~' Ill. Betry I 1.0.11
l""'•I••• Recel.i11e DH Cllampltu• 3 i-. Gt rmall' :J.11.
Aallh 1·1•. S.nctwt I IS
LH McO.ld ~ Maro•no 2-40 Berry
1 1t 81.nc-~1 Trmto 1 I
MV 41 . San Clemente 0 ScM9..,, Ooaartan
MoHIOn V1ej0 U • 1l 7-'1
S•n C1e..-1e 0 0 0 0-0
M \/ llH•• 8 "'" I Madl~n •le kl I Mii Carroll I run CM.t<tl941n kltkl
MV Lyor1s • ~u from L.ellen-
1 MA<ll9ffl kleti.J
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MV Be••• so !WU from Le11 ... -
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PeUl"9 y•rcn
Panes
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I 9 Gib_,, 1-11
SC wau.1ns. 2·l0. Amtt, l·S
Ontario Chr. 24, Woodbridge 19
Sc .... w CNanan
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OC c;..,..r1!.FG
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W Fl11u•roa 11 P•H fr om Burh
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W Ru-II 18 !MU fron-8urk1 l•KI<
fallecll
W Mo'91-1l ~u from Bu••• '""' la11..i1
OC 1•\/11<111 14 pau tl"Df'rl Mouw IC.y•
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1-1
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W Moreland, 10 ISi. f'lguuo a , l·M.
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HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS
Sunset League
fdlfOn
M•rln•
Fovn1a1n Valley
Oc•an v,....
Wettmlmter
Mu1111no1on ~&ell
'"-Overall
Wl.T W l.T
300 100
1 I 0 7 I 0
710 •10
170 3SO
110 sao
OJO JSO
P:ri.av·1o.m..
Edison at HunllnQlon llf!a<h
Fount•ln V•lllPY •I Wntmlnster
"" .... ,,. .,
236 S4
170 ..
"14J '" ,. 11 ••
Sllt-y't Gama (Nev. II
O<ean v-Y1 Marina al WHlmlMter
Sea View League
E'te ncla El Toro
Untv~r,,tty
Saddletla<k
coron•ClelMa'
C~l•MH•
H ••port Hattlof
lrvlM
l.HtW Ov9r•ll
Wl.T WLT
4 0 I 7 0 I
•tO •OO
310 SJO
lJO S30
1 1 I S 1 f
1 •0 2•0
I • 0 I 1 0
I • 0 S • 1
llri..ay'•O-
,., "'" 201 66 ,,. 12'
·~ to I! t1
121 ..
7S IJJ
1S 162
110 In
Corona det Mar"' Colla Mes.a et Ntwpof1
Hert>or
Es~ncla et lrvlN
Sadcll.0.Clt. at Newoor'I Ha rllOr
Unl•er.itv ~ E' Toro .. MIHlon Viejo
....
'
South Cout LH9ue
...,..... O..raM
WLT W ~T
CUltlr-Valley t I I S 1 I
Miu'°" v .. .-t t I , t I
L•tul\e e...:11 ' I • , , I
L.a911"J1 Hiii• J 1 o t • o
O•n• Hlllt 0 S 0 ' • 0
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Mlol.,, Vlej9 at lAOUN .. e<h
~y'tOaMe
,., ~-,., I02
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Angelu• L••au•
....... 6v..-111
Wl..T Wl.T
81"'°9 Amal 1 0 0 t I 0
St ,.aul J 0 0 • 0 0
AMI« Dtl I J 0 ) S 0
Setvlte I f 0 J ) 0
111'>00 Mon!llD""trv 0 ) 0 I I 0
l'rlNY'•O.-
,., "'" 17t I)
1n • 14' lti
... t5
76 l.Q
NOI•• Da""' "'" Mater 0.1 et !.A llOort ' "°"' ... (l\le I S.r111te •t 81•1W .t.m•t
St Peul et 81stw Mclnt~rv
-(_ > .
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'rimY'tkatft HOlaton I I), l.al<an I IJ, UQT)
Botton 12•. Wailll"9(or1 100
N•w Y0t• 103, NewJerMy"
Phll-lpl>la 12t, Cl•,..lffl<I 11W
India,.. ta. chl~A90"
0.lrott 111. Mllw..,k" Ill
S.n AMonlo I U. l(ans.> City 10>
Uta h 10! 0.llat"
Oan•ar I )I, Go40en Stele 111
Po'11and fQJ "'-n•• U
Rockett1 13. Lakers 112
HOUSTON Hayn ••• Raid •. Miione ».
Ountu•y IS, H-rton 12, Murptly '· PaulU
•. Luvell I. Ga,,111 a, Wlllou9'1by o Tot•••
4'u-n113
l.OS ANGIL.AES KupehO S Wllktt 27
Abdul.J at>C>a• "· Jonnson 17 Nt•on ll,
lJln011>era rO. C-r t . Jordlon O. Mc l{enN
0. Total• Q 1~)1 II S<.on .. , °'6A ,.....,
Hov•1on 27 1S 16 ti • 9 Ill
LOS An~la\ 14 13 2t 21 I I--111
Thre• oolnt 00•11 Oun~e•1itY, Jottnwn
Foultd out N°"" Tot.ti toul• Houston 3:1.
LosAr19elnl4 A IS.1114
Water polo
COMMUNITY COL.LIGE
Gol*f1 w"' 16. Ille Henclo • G<>•oen Wa•t s • 3 • •• 1110 Honoo 1 1 J ,_ e
Golden w.,., acortnv J•nk1n• • IC•ncJall J,
Nady l, Suttofl 1. G•scon I H•mllton 1.
Paynt I L-I Elllol 1
s...ta ,.,.. •t, Ot-CM1t 7
Sanla ,.,.. 2 1 > 4--10
Oranve Coatt 1 1 J 1 7
Oran~ Own KOnnv Wiiton J, Alvtt 7.
Wilm• 1. Sollo t
0. MU 16, 0.-CM ti'
Oe Anra 1 c S S--16
0••n9e Coast I 1 • >-9
Ora1>9t Coat! scori1>9· Wiim• 3 Ros1»1n 2,
Lewos I R-li I O'Donnall l
HIGH SCHOOL
Efl-la 11, Ga.-G,...,. 6
Ga rden Gro-. 7 7 O 6
Estencl• 3 • 7 1-11
Estanc la uor 1"9 F•nlt' I 1 ••l•nd l.
Drake S, 1.-m• I C•m•11 I
C:...W • Mar u. l.o1 411M I
Coron• diet Mar 2 3 S )-tJ
Lot Al* • 0 0 l 7
Corona dll Mar scort"9 JacOC>\ J Morrow
3, B••<•wl. Taylor 1, Millar '· S...••Y I Stolt 1, lmberntno I
CroH country
-IN
c--fty c:.11-co. ..... W"1 22, s.Ma ,...,,k• CC SJ
I T .. ter ((';WCI, 11l 10 1 AN1atra11t
CSMCCI, 10 4S J ICuMke tGWCI, 21 11· •
Agulrr• tGWCl, 11: U , S Rodrlguu
CSMCCI, 11 11. 6. Prlnvle tGWCI, 71 42, I
Arn\dotf (SMCC> 21 •S, 8 Harri\ IGWCI,
,, 4S • c.ars-nter (SMCCI. 1l n . 10 l(l~n
ISMCC I,,. CW
HIGH SCHOOL ,,,.. s... ........ lll•itAll-1
W-'SOlYl-1
Team scoring L.a9una Btu" St,
Coron-... L.I Canaoa 1£0
Top lndlvld<>al\ I. Siert.on ICor.,.,.dOI.
11 0 , 2 ~Miiiion Cl.A llaptltll, 19 02. J.
800111 ll.a9un9 Buehl, " U. ' Anaya <Coa ch•lla Valley!, It JO S Snyd.,
f La911na Bea<lll, It d OllW,, • Gard
fLa9una Baachl. 1' S•. 14 Wllll9on
IL•9Vna llea<lll. 20 l2 11 Shew IL._
Buehl >t 10
World Super Claulc
C•I Tetrtel -r1at11MI $1 .... ft
Vlnc•f'l1 Van P .. len Clef \/ltu C.n.lallls,
~ . ._,, •l. Jcm McEnroe def Biii S<anton.
6·•, • l, Mark E<1mon111on llof Wojlett
Flbak, l·S •2 He1nr Gu<1IN rOI def T1m
Gullthon. 1-6, 7-4
Crocodile Open
,., .. arl•I
-,,.rilMf SI"""
V•nnlck NOilll def Ille ,.. • .,asa, 1·•. 1-4,
7-5. Mar~ VlnM Otl Roell.ltd Lawlt. '-'· W .
•1 Pascal Portn def Jerom• "°""'· ••. ..0, Stan Srnttll Clef Brt•n Gottfried 7-4, 1-4.
IS-12
Grand Prix tournament (•IC....,_, Wnt "-""..,'I °"",..,.,,.., s11191.,
Sandy Mayer Clef. Tim Wiikison, .. 2. •~:
S.m Glarnma1v1 def. EOCll• Eowarcn, ~1.
•l. t -2; TomM Smid def Ktvln Curr..i. 7-6,
Ml.
Super seniors tourney
C.tAIJMUI
Sl ....... l'lMll
IO·•n<l·over -Clar•nc.-C:haffu
(Wllllam1tcwn, Mau .I def WllllAm M•ll~
CStOOlonl, ._2, •7,6•1.
1).-" Mofli. Gan9er (llff<hWOOO. Ohio)
oat Kenneth 9"• IS.n Frencl"ol, •1, U .
"'· 10.1' J ao S~lorl tSI Peteot>uro, Fla I
def Paul PH"Y (So\Mt OrlMlll.' M•M I. 1 '·
6 ).
Wom•n's tournament fat St..nten, Wetl GffmMly I
OIYl1erfi...I SI .... ., ,..
T•a<Y ""'''" dtf Ml .... Javto....,,. '· •••• Martina Na.,atliova def A11ne Srn1tn, .,.,,
•2• Sylvll H.,,lkll Cllff Jo Ourla, 6 I, .....
Vtrvtnle •1111<1 dtf Jo9-llvtMll, 1-4, •t
N THE F \NAL
RNALYSIS, .GOLF IS A
GAME. OF e>RLL CONTFlOL..
-~NOWING bO\H HOW ANO WHE~E TO ~IT \HE e>ALL ~NO CONTINUALLY
"T'A. Y' NG ""f"O IMPP.OVE e>OTM
'YOUP. e:>ALL -STR.IK\NC ANO COURSE ~NROEM.E.NT 'Tli&CHNIQ.Ue.S.
Women·• tournement , .. t-...... 1 ""'.-" .. ... 4"4•M J.-.,at dtf M"-WM(e, 6 J, 6 ),
.... , N...,._ dtf Lett .. Allen, M , 6 t ,
AnotH t..a-•f "n•n• lllnOI'. t' • J, S<iwn M.tttitarln def llllle JH n ICll'lt, • J, • •
Grind M11t•r• tourn•ment I .. ~ Way .. T-11 Clffl "" .. -........ Mal Andtl'MI\ "91 Sven Oavl0-11, 6 l. t-4.
"'•"' ~ f»f hr-Ult k ll, •t, •I, Ai.1 Olmedo Gtf H\1911 tcewa•t, ._,, ._.,
Nui. ,.,_ O.f Wl ... y R"d, .. 2, 6 1
t•y•t lc.-Ollt ., ......
t p fTI Oll'T-"' S.09m•11. t M
Al!OtrMl'I •• Fr-DeWt ..
• p m Stllem•n Ulr !tit •t
Olmedo Oa vlll•On ) 30 D m
ft uel AllCllff'Min •t R ... S._art
Coll•.c.=n•v tat 1. TllW. ..... Si ......
Merul Fretfl\on CUCLAI cMI ~oll O••lt
ISl9'1fotdl. , ... • t . • 1, Milo O.Pat,... f Tennaueel de f Glell Ml<hlOela
1 Pt pp•rdlnel I 6, I S. Jerome Va nier
ISMUI oat ,,_f .. ~ IAtkan...-1, W ,
6' llol>t>C• Venter IUCLAI def Stall
Brawley IUSCI, ~
Los Alamlto•
P'•IDAY'S •IESUL TS
C«ll .. tt,.. lallflNr-1.,.1
AP,.ALOOSM ''"ST •AGE H utlonQl Oo..bl• B«• IZMnt>ronel 1110 5.60 100
Sporty oc•nv 111onc11 4 oo 1111
Bu T •t>t• tHowerdl 3.JO
Alto raced b Jen In Euy, • Ooublt
ln<lemnlty, Willy co101 , On ,,,. Ooubl•,
O•vmPIC• Lii Bro ( Oon'I Trip,
Haon·E·Molo
Time 46
U EllACTA 1111oetdMa 40
OUA•TAE•MOUES
c:i~!~S:a:~ICP~~!,',•rcn 14 oo 10 20 •.40·
Or GO For Sb I Cardo,. I ' 10 •IO
L.oom O.Clt lllat'dl J 00
Allo rattd ~••m•ne C•I. Credit
11a11r.nce. C•ll M• Nt<lt, So,,ah
Gonn•o•trrn Bot> v an Moon Rl<k Go,
Clll<kano
Tim• 1e JO
THI •D llACE. 400yft<ll
•-0h0110 .. (0oml"'9Wll 4.10 l .10 2.IO
VI_, IClerlueJ e.40 t ,10
f ll1•a VIiia tAdlolt l •.10 3 JO , IO
AIM> receo SliYbo. S.lnt Court. S.IKtrne I
Think I Con. HI Toroue, B•ll BonOtman
• couptedHU• '1
Time 10 SI
U EXACTA 11-41 oekUllS SO
TMO•OUGHl•EDS
l'OU RTH •ACE. 6 lutl-•
JRll•y JolMaoal 10.IO 1611 •OO
Gray Sano IMllCllllll :J0.10 I IO
Da lly 11"""1 16•11.,ar I 1 IO
Al\O rac..S lloe•l"9 Jtl Ten Jewel• T•ll
Oon lla1se a PrlH 00 Tl•••. Mea9la
Stmpte o.,..siv
00 fl'lnl'lhed --· dl>Q ... lllled and Pla<•ll elllfl1h
Tl"'e 1 11 •IS
lllllTl4 UCE.••url-•
Jani• TV <~•I
T,.o Hor,,. CLotouel
OH·Gl.s5Haoll 1Carn~tl
OH lmasoaceruienoo 111ono1
OH ONCl,_t lor s110w
• 11) •.10 )60
1.60 560
J 60
)00
Al>o rac..i MIO RI.,., Queen'111.., •. wt10
Deane, Mr Actually hiking B•<•. Pe in\
Your Ftav.
Time I 131tS
U lllACTA C .. 21 CM•d\115 00
SIXTH •ACE Uvtt-
Arnt Clo..,...n I PeuhMJ 11 10 I 10 S 10
lntrl9ue IScllv•,,.-.1011 I I Ill 6 10
Party'•~rl .. arr~I 5.0
lll•o ractd Snoody Prudy, B•••• Hiii,
S"•sta F'-t. C0Me1lpt1an, Cirti. of Glor;.
OO·Jei Tra-.1
DO f'lnl,.,,...d ""'· dl>Quelllled •ncl
P••cell •••I
Time I 111 s
SI VENTH •ACE 61 1.,..1ong,
Hold Me HOIWy
S<hvaMWIOll S 10 • 00 J 40
MlulCl•NIOnt•WtO\) 45~ 13.0I
MIU Push fRoncll $ .0
AIH reced. IC•n<IY l(lcUn, C•ll Mt
Preny, Pl«• o· C-Y. 00-Mooest .....
(;rand~•c;.l GoN\al>Utlu•. Joey" Oofl
DO Ftno-d --Of>Quallfled and
pta<t<I sawnlll.
Tl .... I 101 5
UlllACTA CUl ~lll\91l SO
EIOHTIC •ACE 1 t/16mlln .
Mln1t•el Grey !Orteg•I • 10 l 40 2.40
O.fanw c.ounso11-.-a1 4 00 l .00
Altroll"9 IPlt<cel ).00
"'"' rac.o Felr Shasu Pie'\ Prince Al,
Su•• N F"IMI llnCH'nMW Host
Tl,,,. I ·427 S
NINTHllACl.t •.,1....-1-
P arlty s Fancy (HaManl 6.00 3.10 l .O Oawn'1~ B IC>vr.,I l .00 7.40
Don'\ HONy IMenal l.40
Al.o r.ced To T•ll ttw Truth. Cockatrk•,
Cedar City c-..m, lludy N Judv. Oanu N
Slllna Oule1 £1-nct
Time I ••••S Ut:llACTA U-41~1d~ )Cl
U l'IGK Siii t ..... 3-HI ~id I ll.• .0
wltll '"'• ,.,,,,,;no tkkeis Isl• 11orsa11. $1
PIO She contolellorl ~Id 11 ... 40 with 13
wlnnln9 ll<kets Ill"" horses I
TIENTH •ACE. 7 f""tonos
I Got s _.i CSlt>lllel 1l 40 1.00 610
Anapamu CCamNtl 14.00 t AO
tmpallent lA.u CH9nM'11 4.60
Al•O rac•d Tanearoa, Golden .. Ila,
Oe<1pll¥1t, Hatvrally Nice. ~"-· Conky Jolll>ston, Watch W-y. lA Plttol•
lime. 1 :'tll/S.
ll.IVEN'TH llACR. I tll•mlln
B-lnttwlloedlMenal 7111 4 20 JOO
Truco tM9f09rlnll 6.00 • 10 T•at•T-.,.IGlll~I •OO
Al"' raceo. c;...,. of Soles, Houl ... u, Oki
A c •, Alpha Po,.•r. 011 fh• Prowl.
P•r•lnllledark, 11111111 on h!Mn
Time 1 .S.O
f.J EllACTA l•tl paid"°'·'°·
Alltnelanc:. 10, ...
Oak Tree
lat S.111• Anttal
Fiii DAY'S llESUL.TS
CJ .. " M l2-4ay tllor ..... brlll mHll"91
FIRST RACE •''>f11tl0"9J
LIO"'"'"° Bao (H••••YI 160 '~ 110 Pntl 'Prince t Plncayl J.60 l .00
Havt ·~Tl-(HarrlJI 3 .0
/ltol\jfr~SNm Tov, Homered, PIUWl'll
Tnougllts. 0.pt'Ktat1or1 Covnt C•rlaclo
Time I 16 • 5
SEC·OND•ACI 61urtonqs
Turning Wheel' 10t1e-.ve1 s .o 2.60 , 10
!>II• re tM Gold
l\/•l•nrut••> 2.40 2.211
MC Cute,_ fM<C•rront 1 IO
Also raced BA~l~tO 0.nurt'• HO.M.
Em1nere
Tll'M I 10 llS
It OAIL. Y DOUILE U Sl !M•<I SI Ill
THlllO •ACl.6"1 furl~
J~I Plrue COrte11•l S.60 3.IO 1.00 C~ptaln Tufty IHawl&YI >.IO J.00
OrM! Bold lleeton (M<H••9'161 >.SO
Al\o r.c•d ltnpetuo•" Biiiy, Sh«k 'H
Tlmt, Trlpla Gtme .._ end Pride. Mr
M•nlor
Time 1 11 J S
'0UllTH •ACI 6~ llwl_,
... ,.,.,,11 .... tfaC~I ,. 1 .. t.ie ••••tt ,.a<.., 1c .. ,.,,..., , • uo '•'°"" COtl ....... ...,.I tM Also ••od Hel#UI••, Ge ow 01'4-a, Altmure. Or"'"4111"9. 111<11 In Hep. Ttme 1 II
'"'" ••c• ti., fll'IOnq\On t11r1 Oa noy Wll ( 0.tal!Ou.tta.,.I • 40 , • ' ..
.. an•~· 1Cat1-.1 '60 , •
KllHI•• I Plncn l '00
AIMI rated Alw..,, • Ch.Ince Ftl-ly
Uno Al.,,, P.1rco Cl•< ... Star"°"'• 11m• I 14' )
H lllACTA Cl SI pet/I \I~ 00
lfll TH ••c• • furlof>O•
41PIM GIOfy IHawlayl • Oii ) 10 >AO
Time to< R-IW<kllPlnuyl I iO 4 00
Pt llsell ICM-el 11.20
Aho ••t•d l!lfuSIVOIV. tv Fl Lin••
.t.1011, Lo.,.ly Romance Ciiio G-llep,
Ctaulc Ja-Sun•hlnl"9
Time I Ill •15,
'1v•NTl4 •ACI ...... lurtono•
Spa11lt1> Harltm IWlnl•n<ll t ~ S 60 3 '°
Super Wa.t f ,._,.,) 10 10 SAO
E•O'• 'R•IQI\ t 0.1-.."ev• I f.IO
Alto ra<•ll Gatlin C.u""" L•l's S.
Hoov. ""911• 'Eo
Time I I>
U lllACTA f)." p.o1d\1C7 )0
U PICK Siii IS 4 • I• 31 po1ci \l,CWI 40
with 9S wlmlng 110•" 1•1• no"••l U Pk k
S11 conso••llon P•ld U • •o w1111 t,J)I
wlnnln9 llek•ll (fl.,. "°''""' U Pk lt Sb K•atcll con>ol•llon 1141•<1 ~ .o with nl,,.
wln"i"9 ll<ketl (!Our 11orw1, o,,. a<ratc111
EIGHTH •ACl f •• mil .. on tud
FtHtero IC.st-•) S 11l J 111 3 00
Kr•n•wlll IA1w••> u.~ 6.60
P••toul (lorol l.40
Aho raced Gem"'ate, a .. c11 G•o•4,
r.1w1, Jotev
Time I•
NINTH •ACE. Ont mlle
Counteu SU..,. IHa,.l•YI • 10 1.0 110
L• Princ .. sa IWtnl-1 4 00 1.tO
NH• St•• CO.•-ussav•I 2 .0 Also raced Count Vour Card•, La Verrw's
Sonela4 Treipper'\ S.autv. Riv• Olv
Time I JI U IXACTA (t .. I pa1<1 \AS SO
.t.tt•n<tan<e 16,St9
Del Mar
ll•tOAV'S •ESUL TS
(~ .. ,.....,. """'"" m•llnt l l'fllU llACt:.ONmll•~ce
Roaming Hano•••
(Govdraavl
Stft Clle<li. I Ro .. nl
Tru Star (Pa•Url
) '° J.60 2 60
SIO 110
110
At10 raced Top Rock Our Jell. Darn
Romeo A"'4ay lord
Time 1 Oc
• SECONO ••cl. Ont mllu•ac•
De.erl Chtl\ f!.leelM "'IO U 00 8.60
Brllllenf O'Shea IGou<lruul J 00 1 • .0
El lley llk.O (Cra,...l S.00
Aho raced Gol<le<> Card • c;1g1 ,,., .. ,, II
Htltn. C..,t .. n Wtutt. StMn'\OUnt
Time 1 CW
U OAll.. Y OOUILE tt 111W1d UOI ~
rH••o ••c1 Ont"'''• pact
Marqul• (Moore! 13 JO \ 60 • 40 B•• Bv• V1•noVf'• (\/ell.,,.,lnQllaml 1 .o 1 40
Jln<I•• 1~ CSteetnl S 10
Aho ractd B••c• Rogue. Au Oel
Camino. 5'>1•k1P A•llO AnCIY'• Yank
Time 1 01 I S
U EXACT A ti 11 i>ald '1010
llOU•TH llACE. ON m•I• pace
Regan's Laci IGoudreaul 4 00 1IO 2JO
3.40 l.00
) 10
ll•dQemar•
M V P.tl<..ot•I
H-q Sl•r ISayteul
Aho •Ked •·Booy Clletlte•
e-Talj-
a <-4ed.,,try
Tlmt 1 SI 3 S
"FTH llAC£ Ont mlla trol
Acme Fr•IQl>I (G•Ul'otly) ".0 s JO s lO
Om••• !Fhcol IS 10 1 AO
An111 A-fHflVlll I .0
.t.1.0 raced Honor 8o<md SwMt
Lou, Kut• ~r1cen1•v • .Air Pot._tt
Time l01JS
U E llACTA IH I 1><1td \111 IO
SIXTH •ACI! One male Pa<•
N•h•• Jov I 0...fln•SI • IO
Oa nto EndH•or tL19'11hllll
Jost• s Cnolct IWilltam•I
JIO l 60
llO 1 IO
J.IO
Al"' ractd Four1h Aou T••••ttr. Golda
Mtlr
Time 2 01 J S
SEVENTH •ACE One mol•Pa<t
vocal o<a••mea ISl\e<'renl 1l JO 10 IO 1 oo
Champagne Prince fHaroen 7 IO '00
8tendy -Ory ISIWllll 2 IO
Al10 •&Ced Blarney wa,, Most H•Pl>Y
Poptor, lik• a Snot. Powder o<ev , Se•
Aovtr '
Tim• I S'l l •S
EIOHTH •ACE On4' rnllt Pa<•
Aecount to<uy•I 'I? 00 JO 60 3 111
Cool Gay t AuOon I • IO 1 Ill
Mil< AdlO\ flCutblP< I 2.10
Alto race<I Bramble xramOlt, Royal
S<Ofcll • Pot Luck'> Btll. l(a,,, .. City,
Aepus Red
Time I SI
U EllACTA 11 ti .,.111 '713 10
NINTH •ACE One mlltpac•
Patll"9 IAublnl 4 10 J IO 1.0
Wlfll•r Prine. I Perker I 11 10 S .0
Roman CNIDtl !UQl>lhllll • .O
Also rated Cnee11y l.oball lled Solt.
AO•PI Bov, Ma .. .-Value, EastWOOd Prince
Time I S'l 4/S
U EXACTA t:MI !Mid '7190
Allendonce t.S16
Women'• volleybell cou.ao•
UCLA mf. Arlrona, 1).1, 1~11. 1).U.
COMMUNITY COLLIEOI
Or•noe <:oMt def Grournont. ts.t, ts-4, 1).10
Fridey'1 tranHctlona
IASIUL.l.
Nau-IU....
ST. LOUIS CAROINALS -AMl1Jned Stalll
Braun, outfleldat, 10 Sp rlngri.1e1 or IN
American Auod•llon.
'OOTMLL _._., ...............
CINCINNATI BENGALS Acttveted 11-...
Griffin, ~k. W•l...O Elvls Peaocll,
"""''"" lleell. LOS ANGELES RAMS Sl9f'ed Pllll
DuBois, llQM -· MIAMI OOLPHINS -llMcll••led Biii
Barnett,.,.....,,..,.-·
MOCK•V .............. ..,~
MINNESOTA HOllTH STARS -SIQned
l.Oll Na,_,...,..., ~. lo • 11•-'l'M'
contract.
NEW YORK RANGERS Purd>9sed lhl
contracl of tom Y__..ns, rlgllt wino,
from tM MlnMHI• Nor(h Sl•rs, end
IUl.,..cl film to $c)rlnofle4d of II• Amat1cMI
Hoekey L.Htw. COL.l.101!
NOAP'OLK STATE -Anno11,.ced tr.e
rul9nall0'1 of Luctu Mitchell. llHd
Mllletball -"
OWE.VER, e>EFORE: • 'IOU CAN CONTROL " .2 , • YOUR SWING
'
.1 ANO T HE GOLF COURSE,
f 11 YOU' VE. GOT 10
) LEA~N "TO CONTROL-! "YOUP..SeLr. CONCENTF'.ATION AND
CON FI O~C.E:: FlA.s:i
THI:. ~-y .5 "TO
GOOD SCORING ..
ANO SE..LF-CONTA.01-IS e>A5\C
TO e>OTH. IHOSlii: qUF\LIT\ES.
f
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i
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Another
shutout
forMV
8y KENtOLL
Of .... Delty ..........
Dependfog on who you ask, the
Olablos or Mission Viejo High
School were awesome In Friday
night's 41·0 rout of San Clemente,
before 1,000 fans on a cold windy
night in San Clemente .
U you were to ask Mission
Viejo fans. they would say that
the Oiablos were great in their
victory After all who could
blame them for being biased.
M 1ssion Viejo s hut out an
opponent for the fifth time this
year , and has outscored its last
rour foes. 130·7. in running its
overall record to 7-0-1.
Ask San Clemente football
d1ehards. and they might say
that Mission Viejo did well only
because it was playing their
luckless Tritons who ran their
record to 0.8 On the other side of
the coin. San Clemente has been
blanked four times this year, and
has scored only 33 points all
season.
Diablo Coach Bill Crow was
impressed once again with the
balance of has team. combining a
good offense with a sot;d defense
"We played well tonight. but I
sensed that we were not really
intense in pre·game drills. I told
that them that they better put
t h eir heads o n a nd play
aggressive football, a nd that's
exactly what we did "
The Diablos opened their
scor ing barrage by driving 33
yards in two plays capped by a n
eight-yard run by running back
Kevin Be res. John Madigan's
point-after was good and Mission
Vie Jo held a 7-0 advantage.
On t he Tritons' next series.
Fullback Roger Fickling was hit
hard al his 42-yard lane and
fumbled. Mission Viejo's Kevin
Kielty recovering.
The Diablos took little lime in
scoring, driving 42 yards in fi ve
plays, helped by a 40-yard pass
fro m quarterback Klaus
Leitenbauer to running back
John Carroll. From the one.
Carroll took at in for the score and
the rout was on. 14-0
The D1ablos tallied four more
times tn the game. scoring on
passes or J and 54 yards to Mike
Lyons and Beres. respectively. a one-yard run by Carroll and
a 12-yard Jaunt by Mik e
Henriques
San Clem ente managed only
118 yards total offense. making it
past the SO· yard line only twice
Mc Vicar,
Hawks top
Dana Hills
By RICK WAGES
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Before F riday night's game
with Dana Hills. Laguna Hills
Coach Chuck Gallo cla imed that
the Hawks were good enough for
the CIF playoffs . Two hours
later. the proof was in lights.
Combining a balanced Hawk
offensive attack for 304 yards.
Laguna Hills dropped the Dana
Hills Dolphins, 27·6 before 1,200
fans at Mission Viejo High.
"This was a great game,"
exclaimed Gallo. "This is what
we've been praying for.·•
Junior qua rterback Bill
McVicar was d e fin ite ly the
answer to any prayer as the 6-4 .
190 pounder completed 14 passes
·in 25 attempts for 173 yards and
one touchdown.
M cVicar·s touchdown pass
came late in the first ha lf after
(Hawk> defensive end Tom Eck
recovered a Dolphin fumble on
Laguna Hills' own «-yard line.
Four passes later, Mc vicar
found bis favorite receive r, John
McDaid, in the end zone. Tony
Racicia kicked the conversion.
McDaid caught 6 passes for 64
yards for the night.
" He (McVicar) was able to
throw on us;" said Dana Hills
Coach Don DeGroote, "and he
just riddled our secondary.··
McVicar, however , was not
the only one to find holes in the
Dolphin defense.
Taking a pitc hout on a
pass·option play. ha lfback
Leonard Berry threw 27 yards to
Mike Mariano b eyond the
secondary and another
touchdown.
DefensJvely. the Hawks could
do no wrong. Deepback Ed
Thilken intercepted two passes,
lncluding the stopper ol a Jut
minute Dolphin drive, in the end
zone. Bill Madden and Todd
Riggs also collected
lntertepliona. '
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. Ootober 31 . 1981
QUEENIE
Smog control
changes hit
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
California is the only s tate wtth the right to set
its own air quality standards, stricter than federal
smog rules.
Th at won't change, even if the Reagan
administration gets its way and waters down the
toughest provisions of the federal Clean Air Act
Yet California is the hotbed of opposition to the
Reagan efforts, which would allow economic
factors to influence smog regulations as much as
health considerations and ease the deadlines set in
1977 for achieving clean air by 1987.
The reason: Environmentalists fear that any
easing of the federal law wiU surely lead to erosion
of the California standards.
Says Mary Nichols, chief of the state Air
Resources Board, "We had an anti-smog program
in California before the Clean Air Act passed in
1970, but 1t took the mandatory standards in the
act to put real teeth in our program ...
Nichols believes that if federal s tandards are
relaxed, even if it 's only a little, irresistible
pressures will build for similar
action here. She says the auto
indus try, always a reluctant
participant in smog controls,
could be expected to lead the
ch arge
··If it ever gets lo the point
where automakers can Lake off
the controls they've put on in
the last 10 years on car s sold in
other states. they will start to
••cHou pressure us to follow ." s he said.
"They will provide fewer models and tugher prices
to California. That would lead.to pressure on our
Legislature to ease California standards."
So strong are the fears of California smog
regulators that they're even willing to bury their
own internal differences for awhile to fight for
renewal of the federal law with no major changes.
All summer. the state air board and local
smog control districts squabbled over whose
CAllf DRNIA fDCUS
enfo rcement tactics are best In one quarrel, the
ARB argued that every day an industry violates
air pollution laws should be considered a separate
offense. while the South Coast Air Quality
Management District, policing the Los Angeles
area. argued that all pollution from one source is a
single violation.
But J A. Stuart, the Southland smog district's
executive officer. 1s beh10d Nichols in the Clean
Air Act right
"Our district feels the present standards
should be retained and based on health factors. not
on economic effects." Stuart said.
Their s tance is bac ked by various
privately funded anti-s mog groups, whose view
was summed up by Virginia Broach, president of
the Riverside-based Clean Air Now. •
"Without firm deadlines, we are concerned
that no progress will be made at all," she said.
"But political r eality indicates that the
California anti-pollution forces will have to
compromise, even though one of their allies,
Democrat Henry Waxman of Los Angeles, chairs
the congressional subcommittee where most Clean
Air Act changes will be hammered out.
For the act must e ither be r enewed or
amended in the current session and conservatives
favoring fewer federal controls over state and
local activity. in~luding pollution controls, now
dominate at least lhe Senate.
So the likely outcome is a compromise that
will please few in California.
Its probable shape
Air quality standards based solely on health
effects, tempered by smog control rules that
reflect economic considerations. That would mean
industries in areas which don't meet the standards
would never be s hut down if they were using the
best available techniques in trying to cut down
emis~ions.
In Southern California and the San Francisco
Bay area. where there is little chance of meeting
federal air quality standards by 1987, that would
mean citi~ens would know they're breathing bad
air, but little more would be done about it.
Thomas D. Elias i$ a freelance writer.
Genesis author
theory disputed
TEL AVIV, Is rael CAP) -A computer
analysis contradicts the theory that the Biblical
book of Genesis was written by several authors .
Tel Aviv University statistician Haim Shor
aaid on Israel Radio that a computer analysis of
the 20,000 words ln Genesis showed a distinctly
uniform style that had lo be written by one person
and could not have been duplicated.
Some theories, taught at universities
throughout the world, say that Genesis was written
by three different authors around the 6th century
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Death of. a Centerfold' set Sunday
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NEW YORK -Television is
always looking for front-rage
violen ce to drama t ze ,
particularly during the crucial
November sweeps, when ratings
establish the advertising rates of
nt twork stations for the next few
months.
Already, sever al prod uclion
companies are rushing to turn
lhll Atlanta murde r s Into
prime-time TV. And, in tbis
vt-in, "Death of a Centertold:
The Dorothy Stratten Story" on
NBC, fits the bill. It's the ideal
Holl y wood r a g s -to -
richt•s-to-ruins story, which has
TV executives mouthing their
sympathy, while scurrying to
secure the rights.
Executive producer Larry
Wilcox, co-star of "CHIPs," won
the bidding, and NBC now has
some competitive programming
Sunday night -when
viewership is highest -against
two bloc kbuste r s : Clint
Eastwood's "Every Which Way
But Loose" on CBS and Neil
Simon's "The Goodbye Girl" on
ABC.
As a Cinderella story turned
sour, what happened to Dorothy
Stratten has some fascination.
But it"s not enough to merely
flesh out newspaper accounts.
The movie never moves beyond
the superficial; it never looks
for answers and motivations.
In the end, we're left with a
sad story, without any real
unde rstanding.
Dorothy Stratten <Jamie Lee
Curtis) was a small-town beauty
who dished out Ice cream tn
Vancouver, Canada. She wanted
more, but didn't realize how
much more until she met Paul
Snider (Bruce Weitz>, a two-bit
hood.
Snider is a true talent scout.
One look behind the counter and
he sees Dorothy is his grab for
the gold ring. Dorothy is swept
off her feet , de s pite
protestations from her family.
ll 's hard to conceive how even
the innocent Dorothy can take
this tra ns parent con man
seriously. "Paul's a man," she
s ays. And later: "He makes me
reel like somebody."
Snider's soon running her life
and sharing he r be d . He
persuades lier to pose in the
nude. Before long, Dorothy is
the middle-of-the-book feature in
"Play boy " and the 1980
Playmate of the Year.
S he a nd Snide r move to
Holl ywood , where she begins
dabbling in movies and TV. As
Dorothy's career begins slipping
away from him , he turns
o verprotective , jealous and
more dominating. But he's a
real loser, rubbing everybody
th e wrong way and ,
increasingly. looking out or his
lea gue with the slicker, more
respectable Hollywood hustlers.
Inexplicably, Dorothy feels
the need to pay him back by
marrying him. Their marriage
is s hort-Ii ved, and Snider is
finally driven to kill her with a
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Weitz, the primal undercover
cop Mick Betker in "Hill Street
Blues," was not the first choice
to pl ay Snider. Selected the day
be fore production began, he
does n't have the presence to
make his spell over Dorothy
believable. He sure is sleazy
though, right down to his thin
moustache, whkh makes him a
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Millie Jackson tries
• country music
A marriage of twang with funk
By JOE EDWARDS ._ ...............
NASHVILLE , T e nn. -
Unpredictable soul singer Millie
Jackson has recorded an album
of country music that Is a
marriage of funk and twang.
Next thing you know, Aretha
Franklin will be mimicking
Loretta Lynn. And Isaac Hayes
will be forming a torrid country
mus i c duo with Tammy
Wynette.
Miss Jackson's album is "A
Lil ' Bit Countr y ," which
inc ludes her versions or such
country standards as "I Can't
Stop Loving You," "Pick Me Up
on Your Way Down," "Rose
Colore d Glasses" and Kris
Kristofferson's "Anybody That
Don 't Like Hank Williams ."
She used a steel guitar and a
fiddle on the album. and even
recorded it in Nashville -the
country music capit al of the
world
Ma k e no m is t a ke , Miss
Jackson's country style never
will be confused with Kitty
Wells. The album still has a soul
sound to it.
"It's black music, but country
s o n g s ." e xpl a in e d the
Georgia-born Miss Jackson.
Her fans have not exactly
floc ked lo record stores alter
hearing the album.
··The reaction was mixed,"
she said in a telephone interview
from New York City. "For my
old fans. it was too clean. They
wanted me to talk dirty."'
But she had wanted to record
country songs for some time to
attract new fans .
·'I had wanted to get the OK
from my record company, but
'Urban Cowboy' was so blg there
was no flack," she said.
She said candidly that she's
disappointed with the reaction to
the album. "It's not doing what I
wanted. I don't think it's been
marketed correctly.
"But I don't regret doing it."
she added. "It's a darn good
album -one of the best I've
done . People see that I can sing
something else."
Actually. she said. country
music and rhythm and blues are
similar.
"They are basically the
same." she said. "The lyrics are
much lhe same and it's hard to
find lyri cs I like. Country music
is one of the few kinds of music
left with lyrics and story lines
yo u can relate to.··
Country music lyrics, wnich
ar e laced wjth the mes about
drinking and unfaithful love,
should be familiar ones to Miss
Jackson and her fans.
Ten years ago, she sang about
sexual and social hypocrisy in
the single "A Child of God." In
her album "Caught Up," she
dealt with themes explormg the
emotions or a love triangle. On
one side of the record, she
assumed the character of a wife
whose husband is involved with
another woman. On the other
side, she took the role of the
mistress
Actress builds support with 'A Town Like Alice'
By TOM JORY communicating with a lot more Brown -whose romance begins Ci Im ,'' Miss Mo r se s a ys. Brown, Miss Morse's co-star
~ ..... ,.,...,.,,... people,"' the actress says . during the J apanese takeover or ··co mbine d with quite an in "Alice," appeared briefly in
Within a year, she was a
familiar presence on television,
largely In one-time dramatic
productions for the Australian
Broadcasting Commission. She
made her first motion picture,
"Adams Woman" with John
Mills and Beau Bridges, in 1989,
and through the early '70s
appeare d frequently in
Aus tralian TV s eries like
"Homicide," "Matlock" and
"Barrier Reef."
NEW YORK -Already an "We've had some marvelous Malaya and ends on a ranch in aggressive marketing attitude. "Against the Wind," and played
international film s tar with letters from people in England the Australian outback. And that's all been pushed by Lt. Peter Handcock ln "Breaker
credits that include "Agatha,'" who saw 'Alice' before it began R ecognition abroad for the large number of young Morant," a film about t he
"Picnic at Hanging Rock" and here." she says. "Many of them performers Hke Miss Morse and people who now are involved in court .martial of three
"Caddie," Helen Morse is talk about how it affected their Brown is due largely to the the industry in Australia. Australian soldiers accused of
building a s mall -sc reen live s. and th at 's very recent international acclaim for "There have been some killing prisoners taken during
following in this country with the gratifying." som e first -class Australian s uccessful film s shown here the Boer War in South Africa.
Australian import currently on "A Town Like Alice," which productions like "Against the without much publicity," she Miss Mors e attended the
public TV, "A Town Like Alice.'" c on c I u d es a s ix · w e ek Wind,'' a TV miniseries, and says, "like 'Picnic al Hanging National Institute of Dramatic
A celebrity at home since the "Masterpiece The ater" run motion pictures including Rock' and 'My Brilliant Career.' Arts in Sydney, and made her
mid-19605, Miss Morse takes the Nov. 8, is the story of two · · Bre aker Mor ant ·· and I think the success of 'Breaker professional acting debut in 1965
recent worldw.ide praise for prisoners of war -Jean Paget, "Gallipoli." Morant' was due in part to the in a Cell Block Theater
"Alice" in stride. "I only think played by Miss Morse, and Joe "I think there have been some reference some people saw with production of ··A Taate of
"In Australia, even now, you
can easily move from one form
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The songs but not the name -
• nse ::.Mickey.'Thoµias ·is on the
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b... LOS ANGELES -lt'• the klod or ~· resume most aaplrln1 rock 1in1en would envy;
morti than five years with two nationally known ,,.. bands, u couple of Top 40 AM bit.a and plenty of
•11' exposure on aJbum-oriented, FM rock stations.
lo • But there's been a sll•hl catch in all this for
Mickey Thomas, and ii the name doesn't sound
familiar well, that's the catch. It seems Thomas
has a knack for sin1ing hit.s that aren't identlried
• with his name.
First there was bis lead on a soulful 1'78 tune
fJS~ called "Fooled Around and Fell in Love," a bit for
baL guitarist Elvin Bishop with whom Thomas spent ~1, three years . And then there were "Jane,'' "Girl
'*~' with the Hungry Eyes'' and assorted other son11
la with the. Jefferson Starship, all since Thomas took
,...41 over lead vocal chores after the departure in 1979
na of Grace Slick and Marty Balin.
Now, with a solo album called "Alive Alone,"
,,., Thomas is makjng a serious bid to fight the
ani "Mickey who?" syndrome -hence a recent hop
from bis San Francisco Bay Area home to the Los
Angeles offi ce of his record company, Elektra. lo A dark-haired, mustachioed 31-year-old whose
1 .,. soft Georgia drawl -a legacy or bis first 21 years
l!J" -contrasts dramatically with / his powerful
1 s inging voice. Thomas seems remarkably
' ,,. philosophical about his relative anonymity.
"I guess it's kind or a drag, but I understand
it ," he said. "I mean, it's not hard to understand.
Elvln Bllbop band. So thtal wu touch.
"Al least with the Stal'lhlp, people are aware
that it la a group wlth she or seven people, 10 they
know there 11 a lead singer and hoperully they find
out who It Is. I get more recoinltion w1th the
Starship than I would have with Elvin's band, I
think."
The stint with Elvin Bishop followed the usual
years or atrugcle with a variety or bands,
incl~ding a aoapel o'!!rit headed by a man called
Gideon, through whom Thomas met Bishop.
Io 197'7, Thomas released a solo aJbum which,
be admitted, didn't do all that well. But in 1'79, he
got bis current deaJ with Elektra lhrou1h Eagles
producer Bill Szymczyk, who had also worked with
Bishop. About the same time Thomas also was
recruited by the Starsbip's Paul Kantner.
Thomas viewed Kantner's offer with mil:ed
emotions. On the one hand, here was a chance for
a relative unknown to work with some or the top
names in rock music; on the other, here waa a
chance to remain a relative unknown -or to be
known, but only as the guy who replaced Grace
Slick and Marty Balin.
Probably the deciding factor waa that because
of Szymczyk's prior commitment.a to the Eaeles,
the Who and Bob Seger. Thomas knew it would be
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Joseph Levine and the controversial making of 'Tatoo '
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -That Ureleaa apostle or
sell. J01epb E. Levine. was ln town recently with
hia latest huaue. It's called "Tattoo.·•
The 20th Century·Fox release stars Bruce
Dern aod Maud Adams and reflect.I producer
Levine'• latter-day lHte for the bllant. Dern la
back with one of his crailes, thla Ume a tattoo
artist who captures and decorates a fashion model .
They end uf like a pair of love-maklnt blllboards.
Crlllca reception ror "Tattoo" has ranged
fro m the Loa Anfeles Timea' "uqulaltely
wrought, terrlfica ly. stylish, ambitious and
far·out" Kevin Thomas to Daily Variety's "a
picture everyone can hate."
The pre-release reception to "Tattoo" was
s omething else. Following his usual pattern.
Levine had built his selling campaign around a
s triking piece of art, this lime the reclining lower
torso or a tattooed woman, her ankles bound.
Feminists in New York raged against the ads and
defaced them in the subways. The Transit
Authority, reacting to protests from a group called
Wom en Again s t Pornography, removed the
posters from the subways.
"Jack Valenti told me it was an infripgment of
the First Amendment." said Levine. referring to
the president of the Motion Picture Producers
Association. "I considered suing, but what good
would that do. The picture would be out or release
before I get any action."
While his rights may have been trampled,
showman Levine admitted, "I don't object to the
controversy: I wish I had thought or it." He was
le • pleased with an tnlerv1ew for a Los Anielea
TV channel. A woman newscaster accuaed him of
making an anti-femlnlst rum. He protested that
she wu prejud&ine "Tattoo" without havin1 seen
it, but the lnlervlewer persisted.
"I felt like 1 was a poor Jew at Gestapo
headquarters," he recalled. He finally stood· up
and left, the fi rst Ume that Joe Levine has eve r
walked out on an Interview.
Ever since he sold hl11 Embassy Pictures to
Avco, Levine has devoted himself to producing one
film at a time. following throuah from first script
lo final promotion. He demonstrated his acumen
with his first independent venture. "A Bridge Too
Far ." He spent $26 million to make the World War
II spectacle and collected 136 million in guarantees
from film distributors throughout the world -
before the film's release.
Two years ago, Levine fell in love with the
script of "Tattoo" and wanted to produce it. There
was a catch: screen writer Bob Brooks wanted to
make his debut as d irector
"Thal didn't bother me," Levine said. "I knew
that Brooks was one of those guys who made
commercials in England; a lot of them have
become successful directors. Besides. 1 gave other
directors their first features. Mike Nichols with
'The Graduate.' Tony Harvey with 'A Lion in
Winter,' Mel Brooks with 'The Producers.' "
"Tattoo" cost $5.5 mill.ion, and the produce r
figures it's a sure investment since he finances his
own Cilms . Even if the movie fails to tum on
American audiences, he can make a profit on
Joseph Levine and Bruce Dem on the set of
"Tatoo"
foreian riaht.11 cable TV and ca11ettes.
H111 next project? He has several properties in
m ind und mcanwhlle ls entertainina otrers. One
ciant aa ncy SUH~lted a property with I bUdlet
of $17 mllhon, whlch Included fees or S2 mllllon and
S3 million to the two stars. When Levin protested
uch 1mlaries. the agent replied "Well. you started
It all "
"You know, he was right," the producer
reflected. "l paJd Robert Redford two million for
'A Bridie Too Far,· and that was the beginning of
those huge salar1e .. ·'
HELEN MORSE . ~ .
C From Pa1e Cl)
to another," Miss Morse says. "The r eason is that tor so many years, there wun't much work, and
actors learned to be very versatile." Mias Morse
won an Australian Film Institute award for beat
actress In P eter Weir 's 1975 film, "Picnic at
Hanging Rock," and was honored that same year
by the San Sebastian Film Festival for her part ln
"Caddie."
She recently completed an Australian TV
production called "Alcharinga Stone." co-starrioi
Robert Vaughn.
So what happens if Hollywood calls?
"I have a great deal of respect for a lot of
American actors and directors," she says, "but I
feel a commitment now to Australia. 1 enjoy bein1
a part of what is happening there at the moment.
and I think that 1 probably will stay."
Actress turns writer and pens a Pulitzer Prize drama
By JAY SHARBUTT . ,..,... ......
NEW YORK -For someone who loves
to act, Beth Henley sure writes a lot. From now
through January, she has three plays opening, two
out of town and one on Broadway.
The Broadway piece, opening next
Wednesday, is "Crimes of the Heart." the
off-Broadway version of which won this year's
Pulitzer Prize for drama.
Set in a small Mississippi town, it's about
three sisters. One is a singer just in Crom failure in
Hollywood. another's a local spinster and the third
is in worse trouble, having just shot her husband.
Ge tting the Pulitze r and m aking her
Broadway debut as a playwright is quite ruce,
Miss Henley allows, but acting still gives her the
biggest high. "When people compliment me on
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'Crimes of the Heart,· I really can't relate to
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of 29 born and raised in Jackson , Miss.
She still speaks in the soft drawl of those parts
but now calls Los Angeles home. She moved there
in 1976 lo make her way as an actress after
studying drama in college.
Miss Henley w as asked for her f irst
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didn't find much steady work as an actress: "Al
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department store, the umbrella section, making
calls for me at lunch hour."
It was at this point the actress began evolving
into a writer. She began with a screenplay, "The
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Moon watcher ." a love story about one woman, two
men. and the consequences of triangulating
without a permit
It's going to be filmed now, she says. But back
then, forget it. "The old story," s he says. "No
producers would read it unless I had a writing
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And now, Broadway. No time for acting,
though Not only as she occupied with "Crimes"
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here. she's tied up with two other plays, both
comedies. she wrote after her Pulitzer-winner .
Respectively called "The Miss Firecracker
Contest" and "The Wake of Jamie Foster," the
first opens this Saturday in Buffalo, N. Y.. the
second next January In Hartford, Conn.
And soon s he also has to start writing the film
version of "Crimes" after the stage version
premieres here.
But whether acting or writing, she has no
plans to leave Los Angeles and settle here. True,
she says, "LA is much harder to adjust to than
New York. It's so laid-on-the-line commercial.
"But I like the honesty of California. The
artistic pretension you get in New York Is kind of
strange. You get the feeling people put you down
because you're from the South, or not arty
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8l.ACt< CAtlYON
Eli) INmOOUCTIOH TO
f>t-PHtl.OSOPHY (~ **~~he Fiendlsll Plot
Of Ot F'u Manchu' l 1980)
Pe1or Sellers. S10 Caesar OtJ The FBI ano Scollano
(0• Yard'• Del Nayl•nd Sm1lh • r puraue the 168-ye&r·old
arcll vlftaln as he searches
for the Ingredients, 1netuo-
lf Ing the Crown J-els.
used to m•lle his llle-pro-
M IOnglng eh•lr 'PG DMOYIE .,,,..
"D••dmen'a Float' A
surfer and hit friends try to
capture 1 drlJO runne< 1nd
SS million WOtlh ol tlelOln
'PG'
I i~":
POWE1'HOUR
I RAT PATAOL
QUE PASA. U.S.A.?
INTAOOUCTION TO
•t \ PHll.080f'HY f:OO 8 CJ) llUG8 BONNY I
. .
..oAO AUNNEA
• V(f'(AOIE TO THE
80TTOM CW THE SEA 8 QI NCAA l"OOTMLL
• VIUA ALEOM (Al
• INTAOOUCT10N TO
~
(ff) GNAT AM!NCAN
QHOITTOUR
Hotl Rlcherd Kiiey 11
jOIMd by mediums. m~
1ic. Ind ghotl!y gl10ull In •
elerlllng llftd unlqu. explo-"'IOo of tom9 "real" ,
8 KNXT CCBS)
8 KNBC INBCI e KTL A (Ind.I
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e 1e.oc:e cPOS>
DUET -Barbara Mandrell Cleft ) joins
guest Gladys Knight in the spotlight in
·Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell
Sisters" tonight at 8 on Channel 4
A.meflCAn ghost 110<1415
9:30 0 OJ SPACE STARS
CiJ MOVIE • * ·~ 'The Swiss F'am11y
Robinson 119751 Maritn
M1lnt1• Pat De4any
«!) CHURCH IN THE
HOME
Eli) HOYA
C1MOVIE • • * The Bog Reo One ·
( 1980) Lee Marvin. Mark
Hamill A tough Army ser
geant leads lour young.
111e~por1enced recruits into
the v101ence-1illed tray ol
WorlO War II combat 'PG
@MOVIE * *', "Freal(y F"day
( 19771 Jodie Foster Bar-
bara Harns The WOlld 1s
turned upslOe-down for a
mother and daughter who
magocally switch bO<l-
one fateful oay G'
10:00 IJ OZZJE ANO HARRIET
(I) PORTRAIT OF A
l.EOEHO
«!)MOVIE
• 1, Lawless F'ronlter
I 193S) Jolln Wayne, Sheila
Te11y
{Ii) VOTER'S PIPELINE
H MO\llE • • * 'Mogambo \ 19!'>41
Cllrk Gable A.va Garoner
When • plantalton over-
seer falls In love with the
wife ol an engineer con-
thcta arise
SJ MOVIE • • * • S1ngin' tn The
Rain" ( 1952) Gene Kelty,
Debbie Reynolos Curing
Holtyv.oocfs trans111on 10
the talkies a top silent star
taus in love with a sp1r11ed
newcomer
10:30 f) CIJ POPEYE 0 Cll SPIDER-MAN IJ AMERICA'S TOP TEN
(I) WE'RE MO\llN'
tii) THE WOOOWFUGHTS
SHOP m PORTRAITS IN
PASTEL
tt-00 f) (fJ Bl.ACKSTA.R
0 '1t DAFFY I SPEEDY
SHOW IJ TARZAN 0 WILO, WILD WORLD
OF ANIMALS
CD SOULTAAJH
(I) SHOW MY PEOPl.E
tii) COOKING M EXICAN
{Ii) THE WORLD OF
COOKING
11.30 f) (I) TARZAN / lOHE
RANGER 0 f3 BULLWINKLE CiJ WILO, WILD WEST
(I) NASHVILLE MUSIC
tli) THE WORLD OF
COOl<JNO m THE RIGHTEOUS
APPLES
IC MOVIE • * •' • '"The Haunting"
119631 Julie Harris. Cla11e
Btoom F'our d1aparale
people 1nvee11ga1e 1 house
with an Infamous repot1-
11 on tor supernatural
oomos-on
@MOVIE * • * * "The Lion tn Win.
ter ( 19671 Petet O'TOOle.
Kalhar1ne Hepburn Eog.-
lands King Henry II laces
an agonmng Clec:•S>on over
111s W<lc:euor IS he con-
lernt>lales his sl0tmy mar-
riage 10 the strong-willed
EIHnOt ol Aqu1la1ne. 'PG'
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 D RAINBOW PATCH
The Value Of Good
Sportsmen' 8 LOST IN SPACE
The Robinsons are lorced
10 board a slrange 1tgh1-
house In space
CD MO\llE
* • * "Thirty Seconds
Over Tokyo' I 1901 Spen-
cer Tracy. Van Jotlnson.
0.-at Jimmy Ooolillle
preparee tor and com-
mands B-291 In bombing
m<1tion1 over Japan
(I) AOAM-12
Si) OUIL TINO m HOME GARDEHINO a CHtOO ANO ™E MAN
, tf) THE COMMOOOAES
IHCONCERT
One of tile worid'• most
vernhle groups perlorms
Its grHtUI hlls. ine!Uding
·easy " "Thr" Tin-A
L9dy" end "Wonderland."
lo lhOw-slopplf\g dance
sreps and • danling laser
light show
(S') IUT HOME
A. young gin It willing to
defy '* moow 10 prove
thal hf< l\o<M It IM betl In
lheWMI. CZl CWH.J8U8TIM
(C"-'>'*' 9)
10' On TV
l Z TV
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T1 tWOR> NY , NY.
ffl <WTBSl
It IESPNI
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12!30 II CJ) TOM AHO JERRY 0 THIS WAS AMERICA 0 MOVIE • * Powd11r ij1ver
( 19531 Rory Calhoun Cnr
1nnt1 Cal•et m AoA.A-12
tJj) THE WORLD OF'
A;RNANOO BOTERO
The hie and wo1 k ol con-
temporary Co1umt>1•n sur-
reahll painter Fernando
Botero are documented
(RI m HOME OAROEHING
~RHODA
S' REACHING OUT
A handicapped youngSler
refuses to tel his physical
01sab1llli8S st•nd In Ille
way of hos dre1m1
Z MO\llE • * Terror Train 11980)
Ben Jotlnson Jamie Lee
Curtis A c;ol~ fratem1-
1y s New Year 5 masquer-
aoe 1>41rty turns tnto a
nightmare when a v1n01c-
1ove guest s1ar1s k1ll1ng oll
lhe parry-goe<a R
12:45fJ (!}) NCAA FOOTBALL
1 :00 f) FAT ALBERT 0 AGRICULTURE U.S,A 0 THE MUNSTERS
Q) MOVIE
• • ·~ Tile Jayhawkers
11959) Jeff Chanole< Foss
Parker A man •nO his
prisoner a 1aynawker leed
8', fall 1n love with lhe
same woman EEi MAGIC OF Oil
PAINTING
'Indian Summer··
'1') WRITING FORA
REA80H
'The Paper 0 1 Det1n111on
~ SPORTSWORLD
12-round USBA Junior
Welle•we1ghl boul
1>e1woon delen01ng cham
p.on WI01e Rodflquer and
J()hnny Bumphus (h•e)
National Hang Ghd•no
Champ<0nsh1p~ llrom Lalo.e
Tahoe Nev I
H MOVIE • * • Autumn Sonata
( 19781 Liv Ullmann lngno
Bergman A prospe<ous
cone«I pianist IS reun1led
with her Mlntng<'I(! Oaugh·
18' ano a revealing and
deeply emo11ona1 b&ttle
t>egtnS belwccn lhem PG
S SHOESHINE GIRL
A young g111 is 1au91>1 some
•aluable l!'UOM aboul
responsrb1hty ano lroend
shop while working 111 a
summer )ob
1:30 8 ()) 30 MINUTES 0 TALK ABOUT
PICTURES IJ LEA VE IT TO BEA VER
tii) l.ESOAMMAS m WRrTINO FOR A
REASON
'"The Oic1k>nary·
~)MOVIE
• • ··Home To Stay
11978) Henry Fonda.
Ml<:llael McGuire A toen-
age< tak.. he< apl111e<1
grandlaltler on 1 lttp so Ile
won't be sent •way to a
llome tor !'he aged
S LAFF·A-THON
A comeo1a.n hosl •nd lour
comic c:onteslants wllo
compete ag11na1 one
another ••• leatur.O In lhlS
uncensoreo comedy game
show
2:00 f) KI06WORLO
Featured I n lnlerv-with
Batman ano Robin 1
rel)O<'t on the cine< ame
coaster 81 Rockaway Pl•y-
land
0 EVERYWHERE
Location hve from the
Naval Air Show In Point
Magu 0 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
G FIGHT OF THE WEEK
tli) HABLAMOS
ESPANOL m NEEOL.ECRAFT
(I) SEAOEANT
PRESTON OF THE
Y\Jt<ON
($ MOVIE
•*'It "The L•st Chal-
lenQe'" ( 19671 Glenn Ford.
A.ngre Otcitlnaon A retired
gunt1ghter's re~oro ••
threatened by 1 b old
young gUMllnger
@MOYIE * * * "The Hound Of The BM!lervl..... ( 19711) Pete<
Cool\, Dudley MOO<e Maa-
ler sleulh 9herlock Hotmn
1nvulfg1tH my11er1ou1
~flQl'-Oll .. BUk*"lllle
Hill end begin• to W$peel
lMlf'YOM, lncllUdiog lllm-
Mlf. 'PO'
(%)MOVIE * * * "Slrenger In The HOUM" ( 1976) Kllr OUllM.
Ollvfl HusNy. A pffGhotlc
mur~ llldM In Iha elllo
ot e Clollege IOforlty houM
on CM11m .. eve
2:IO I 'WITH vou OIUJOAN'l Ill.AHO
• MOVll
•••• "lulc:tl ~y
And Tht Sund-l<kl" ( ,,.., Pt\11 .....,_,, ._ot>-
tfl AedfOfO Ill 1119 llltt
1eoot. • pelf ol gOOd-
~ '*'L._obMn llM
lo SOUU1 A~ wtier•
t~ !Mel Wlltl .. detel·
i I AM, I CAN, I WI.I.
"Feeilnt A~" Ml9W
"°0*11 lfl0Wt flOW IO-·
come "°"' ..,. o
NUOLICMn
TH9 etJt1; HUMAN;
T'l4 ll'ACTI '°" GIN.I Mar1o I 1101N1t l>Ollt I IOOll
et Iha pf\~ 1114 IMO-
ll<>nel 'hatlQH g111a llfldet oo •hllt ent111no ldOIK-
c~• IRI ~MOVIE
• • • "1110uaend• c~
( 111'3) l<elhtyn Graytorl
04IM Kelly An Atmy po1t
le trMleO to • tiar-etudd
eO evening 01 entff'IAlll·
Mtnl iu-t l>tlOlt llley're
OVe to ..... '°' lhe flOlll
(.tf)MOVll
• * • "Bite Tiie Buli.1
I 111751 Gone H•cillma,,,
C~let Bttgen A lronll«
n•w•P•~r eponaors •
reoe agelnll lime ae•OH
the Wetl•fn 1>1dl1nd•
'PO'
3.-00 I LAST ()fl THE WILD
MOVIE * i~ "Tile GhOat And Mr
Chicken ' ( 1966) Don
Knous. Joan S1e1ey A
newapaper typ11etter
braves many perils to
beGome 1 1eportor by
1n ... 1ig•t1no 1 suPPQMdly
· haunted houM
Cl) MOVIE
• * "Griuly' ( 1976)
C11<1a109M< Geotge, Rich-
ard Jaeckll A huge b4Mllr
111tacks VICAllOl'll<S al D
c:ernping partc fill A STEP IH TIME
A KCET produeed dram1t-
1za11on that acts es a vehl
cle lo aooreu the growing
problem of •lcohohsm
11mono teenagers m PERSONAL ANANCE
ANOMOHEY
MANAGEMENT
"Buying Ano F1t1ane1ng A
Mous.'"
(ll THE BODY HUMAN:
BECOMING A WOMAN
C1cety Tyson nosts an
onlormal e•em1nallon ol
the physical and emotional
teellngs ot otde• leen-age
9111s 1C MOVIE
• • The Balttm<><e &I·
let ( 19801 James Coburn.
Omo• S1>a111 A smalH1me
pool husl le• mu&I r a1se
S20 000 and win a b!i.
tournament t>elore Ile can
ha•• a rematch wtlh an old
opponent ., who lies ne•er
Iott af any game PG
3:30 f) SPORTS
SATURDAY
t!>-round lrghtw8'ght bout
between Sean 0 Grady
and Andy Ganogan
0 FREE4ALL
fI) MUNOOREAL
'1') PERSONAL FINANCE
ANOMOHEY
MANAGEMENT
Legal Ma1ters Relahng To
Hou••no'
@MOVIE * * ') "llllle Miss Marker"
( 1980) Watter Mallhau.
Juhe Andrews Besed on
the Damon Runyon story
A grull. s11ngy 1930s bclOk·
ie's hie IS turneo around
when he accepts a 6-ye11-
010 moppet as e marker
lor 8 racing bel 'PG
3:40 Z, PANIC
4:00 0 SPORTSWORLO
12-round USBA. Junior
~ellerwe1g111 boul
bet-n delend1ng cllam· o•on W1lloe Rodr1Quez and
Jotlnny Bumphus Nattonal
Hano Gl1<11ng Chempion-
5h•ps (from L•ke Tahoe.
Ne") 8 GOLDIE GOU> I
THUNOARR
0 KOJAK
fD PAESENTE m HUMANmES
• THROUGH THE ARTS
tiO' THE AOCKFORO
FILES
RocklO<d and Ganlly'F'lnch
help out a performer -
Whose career Is threatened
by the Malla
tS )MOVIE
• • '" "The F'lendlsh Plot
01 Or Fu Manellu'" 119801
Pe1er Sellers, Sid Caesar
The FBI and Scotland
Yard's Oet Nayland Smllh
pursue tile 168-year-Okl
arcn villain es he searcheli
tor the 1ngrec:tien1a. 1nclud-
lng lhe Crown Jewels.
used to make his llle-pro-
longlng tllxtr 'PG
Z )MO\llE
• • '"> .. The Shining"
( 1980) Jack Nicholaon,
St>elley Duvall 0.rected by
Slanley Kubrlc;k A lorme<
SChoollMCher htr.0 U a
winier cMetaker fOt a
remote and •pparent!y
h•unled, Colorado llOlef, 1s
snowbound there witll his
w1te eno cle•rvoyant young
son 'R
4:30 fJi) SOCCER MADE IN
GERMANY
Beyet'1 Munich vs Bayeln
Verd1ngen
'1') HUMA"1TIES
THROUGH THE ARTS
5:00 f) NFL REVIEW ANO
~EVIEW IJ MOVIE * • * '"' "lnveston 01 The
Body Snatchers" ( 1956)
Kevin McCarthy. Dane
Wynler Outer space flora
dupllCtle Southern-Calllor
nien1 and aap lhelr minds
IS ltley Sleep.
8 SUPER FUN HOUR G KOJAI<
ID MOVIE * * • "F'un Will> DlcJ< And
Jane·· ( 1977) George
s.Qal. Janfl Fonda M
unemployed 1ero1pace
execul•ve end hit wife fum
to robl>My as 1 means 10
111>9port lhelr luxurioua m.
~~12 • Utt AHO COMING
"Rtghteou• Rumor• '
Val«le II 8CCUMd ol wll'll·
Ing lo be White when IM
rejecll en anlcle by •
black 11uc1en1. O
CJ) M•A•t•H
-~WELX "Ye1l.,dl y'1 OrNI Sof\o1
On Comeolcil Trail"
(C)MOV!e * * * "Tiie 8lg Atd °"8"
(1tl0} I.• Mervin. Miik
Hemlll A tOU(Jh Anny •·
gMl'll teed• fouf youno,
1nt111~ ~•Into
lhe ~111'-<I lrl!Y of
WOtlO W., II combet. 'PG'
MOWI * * • "Moownbo'' ( 1t541
Clatll Geblt. A"' 0.0Nr
Wflen. ~a-....... Ill lo¥I Wllh .,.
... Of .,, .....-. c.8·
lllC'te.,..
(l»MCMI ............ .,. ..
( ttf1t ,.,. ""... ~
TUBE TOPPERS
KTAL 0 8.0U
~tars in tht•
Transylninwn
problem
· l>ra<'ul:.i l:frla LUl:(OM
<' 1 :.i ., s 1 c· 1 u I t· or t h e
c·ounl \.\1th a tlr111king
KTT\' ID 8. 00 "Thl· DL•\'tl and Daniel
:\'lousl'" Au an1muted tale of a moust!
who sellb her ~oul for f:rnw anci furtunl'.
K CET ilf 8 :00 ··.J uzl . Live at
Montreaux ·· A JUZz~· t'C<·or·ding from a
1979 perform <.11\CC al a Swiss f<•stivul
KTTV 0) 8: ;j(l "'.VI usu.· Ctl) Nl•ws Top
Co u n tr v II 1 ts of t Ill' Y l' a I' · · Ta n ~ a
Tucker · amJ Jun Stufford host l'ountry
perf or mt" rs
Chafl.se An Ameflcon ltlm
produc•r becomes
1nv01veo w1lh a lemole
RuW•n agent 1n Paris
5:300 HEWS
«!) SOUO GOLO
Host Andy Gibb Collost
Ma11tyn McCoo GueJll
Pat Ben1111 "" Suprity
The Greg K•"" B•nO Anne
Murray S1ev1fl Wooca
Don Mclean Danny & ''"'
Junaors EEi ONCE UPON A
CLASSIC
Dom1n1C Hangman ~ t104
tow • Oomtn1<" Bu1mart a
young na•al t1Gademy ~•u·
dent. learn& Ills par,.nl&
were murde<110 and, 111ong
with Beaver, se11 out to
!Ind lhe killer~ (Pat! ll (RI
~ F'ROM JUMPSTREET
' Jazz Peupie OSCIH
Brown Jr h1ghltghl1 lnd1
v•duals and groups HIOCI
a1eo wllh lhfl dt•elopmont
oi 01fferen1 styles ol 1au
from 1938 to lhfl pr11Hnl
(R)r,
(l WELCOMEBACI<.
KOTTER
ITII MOVIE
• • The Story Of Protty
Boy Floyd (1974) Morton
Sheen K•m Dao by A r>Ot>•
01.lahO<Tla farm bOy moves
onlo Ille b•O cuy and
becomes enmes1>eo '" .,
1111101 c"me
@ MOVIE * • • Chaflle• Two
119791 Jam" C""" Mar
Sfld Mason Soon .iller hos
wile s oeath " w111e1 t1nos
himself reluclanlly 11111110
1n love aga"' PC.
5:50 0 NHL HOCKEY
Los Angeles K1nq~ v~ SI
Louis Blues
-EVENtNG-
11:00 f) CJ) CBS HEWS
O ~NBCNEWS
0 NEWS
tii) COSMOS
Btues For A Red Pinner·
Or Carl Sagen looks al tlld
Viking Lander •n Death
vat!ey ano demonstrales
lhe mach1nt-ry that hBS
sent ptCtures 11nO mea
surements from Mar'!I back
to Earlh '!lta111no on 1q1&
(Rlr;>
{Ii) MATINEE AT THE
BIJOU
Featured The Vamooe
B11" f tll33). • clua>c hor
ror story 11amng L•onel
A.twtll ano Fay Wray a Be1 -
1y BOO!) cartoon a Short
ano Chapter 5 ot Thtt
Ph8nlom Empoe · I t9351
starnng Gene Aulry eno
Smiley BurMlle
$ MOlllE • * • • ·s1ngtn 1n The
Rain'" ( 1952) Gene Kelty
Debbie Reynolos Outtng
HotlywooO s rran1111on lo
the 1alk1ea, a top silent 11ar
tans 1n love wnh a sp1111eo
newcomar
9:30 f) Cl)~ NEWS 0 ENTERT A.INMEHT
THIS WEEK
«!)MOVIE
• •', '"Hous• 01 wa, ·
(1953) Vincent PrtC41 Frank
LovelO)I A man 011llgure<I
by a 11ra resor11 10 stealing
lrom tile mo<gue to help 1n
hts wh 1e<rea11on1
12 MOVIE
• • • .., "Ores5ed To Kill
( 1980) Michael Caine
Angie Dlck1n110n Pot1ce
search tor '"* psychotic
murder., Who outehered o
suburban 1>0Us-1le R
11:37 IJ MOVIE • * • · Frankenstein
(19321 B0t1s Karloff Mae
Clarke A ACOt>nllst creates
a t1V1ng beinq lrom par1s ol
deaobod-
7:00 f) IN SEARCH OF' ...
"Jim Jone'!I 0 WMERE WERE YOU?
(I) LAWRENCE WELK
'"Yeate<day·s Greet Songs
On Comeback Trail"
fD AAMBllN'
()]) YOU ASKED f'OR IT
Qt THE MUPPETS
Guest Candice Bergen
(C} MOVIE
• * *' • The Haunllng
( 1963) Julie Hams. Claire
Bloom Four d1Sp•r11e
peooltt 1nves11g111e a hOute
wllh en infamous reput•-
lion tor supernarural
goings-on
(H)OREAT AMERICAN
GHOST TOVA
Host R1ch•rd Kiiey 11
jolneo by medium•. myt-
11ca and ghosl ty gl10uls In e
sl111ttng and uniqve explo-
1111on ol 1ome ·re11I
A.morlc:4n ~· 110< ... (0 )0LYMPIAO
"'Woman Gold Medal
Winners"
1~ II DANCE FW£R
Celebrlly ludo-Chr1110-
p11er and t.y11de Day
George, Gr9Q Mullavey
and Mefedllll MeciRae.
Sllieldl ind Yarnell 8 L.OOt< AT U8 8 OMHli THI NEW
F'AOHT1M
• · IOOCIR MADE IN
OIM4ANY
8-yatn Munlc:ll vs Beyetn
Ve<dlngen
W :'"'TUN>o\v EDmON al.,,...,....,.
0-l 8NQa '°'•rth. aooe(I) WALT~
''The l att ,.., Of H09ft •
Ml" A ~ ol c..-.ys
oon"9nl 1111 otd 8-19 ••
CHft In .. A -•011"1 craft
IOflNt~ (1'111 1) 8 9MWM
M'JIDMU. MO THa
MNmMl..L~
Gue•IJ T G Sht'l)pBrO
Citaoya t<nogl\t 1111d 11>11
Pips
IJ MOVIE
• • • Ofacu10· t •93 11
Bell l ugos1 Oa .. o Man
ner~ A van11)11e "' 5earch
ol blOOd pula a SIOMI
voung g111 unOe• nos spell
0 1fO MAGGIE
M11110•• oec1oes 10 ne1p lhtt
IJm1ly hnane1al s11ua11on by
t;ik1ng a p•rt-11me )Ob
babysm1ng an app•renlly
cute 1111111 g1tt
CD THE OE\lll AHD
CA.NIEL MOUSE
11>15 on1matud lant11sy tells
thl' slory of a young mouse
who Mita her soul 10 the
devil on 1uchange tor suc-
cess u o totksinger ano
her tong-lime parlner who
must bolt her oul of trou-
ble singer songw11ter
John Set>asll&n performs
four onglnal lunes
fI!l JAXZ: LIVE AT
MONTREUX
The Los Angeles F'our
teuturlog lau11noo A.ln1eo-
da Ray Brown Buo Shank
and Jell H1m11ton 11u 11
up 1n a pe••o•mance
recordeo on 1979 at the
tamuu• lesll•al "' Mon-
Heu• Sw1trn<lano
H MOVIE • * • fne Thirty-Nine
SlflP" c 19781 Robe<I Pow-
ell OO••O Warne• A. man
~omes the qua11y 01
bOlh the police ano a
$8C•e1 group of foreign
Jgents oe>e<aling 1n Eng-
1,1n1J when he 1s framed lor
~ "ranger• murOer PG 0 MOVIE
111 a I he MM•!>e (19801
''''" Van OeYore Joseph (;orten A i.c;hoolleacher
111es to reco•"' from • ner
vou• t>reskdown Ill her late
nunra home. wh•c:h 1s
besieged Py demons PG'
S MOlllE
• , ·seiurn 3 11980) 1<11k
Douglas. Fa11ah ~awcen
A pa11 ol sc1en11s11 wori.1119
1n a space stalion are
menaced by a mad genius
and ll1s randy robot R'
0 PASSION OF'
DRACULA
A soduCl•vl' Oracuta
ap pears w1tn howling
wOfves !lying bals thun-
Oe< dl\d liqh1ntng on lhls
thttt»no lhealrteat P'odue·
tion 181>1)(j five at the Ed
Sull•••n Theatrt' on N Y
1:15 Z MOVIE • * * Sl•anoer In The
Mou541 t 19751 t<8'r Oullea
Of1Y11 Huswy A psychotic
murOer., h10es "' the athc
01 a col•ege sorority hOuse
on ChnSlmas E•e
1:30 0 fml MAKINO A LIVING
A woman wtiom Sonny
hasn I Men In years tells
him that he's the lather of
ner 8-year-otd son CD MUSIC CITY NEWS
TOf' COUNTRY HITS OF
THE YEAR
Hosts 1 any a Tuc,ke< and
Jim Stafford honor lhe 15
top songs of 1980 as
sele<:ted by tile readers ol
1he n111on·s olOest country
musk: publlcatlor'I, "Music
Coty News " F'Hlureo per-
fOtmers 1nekl<le Tammy
Wynelle. Conway Twmy
Ind Cllel Alktns
«!)MOVIE • * '' "Tile Flouod Of Tile
B11ske<vtlles ( 1912) S•--
il• I Granger W•lli•m
Sh11ner A mysterious
curse haunts a.ch gene<1-
11on ol a noble Enoklh
ram1ty m SPORTS AMERICA
Women s Protess1ona1
R•cq;ie1ball IR)
9:00 f) fl) MOVIE
Killing Al Hell s Galtt
(Prernlerll Robert UrlCl'I
Deborah Rallln A vaca•
11on1ng parly ot •Iver
railers ts stalked by
unk nown snipe,. 0 OJ THE NASHVILLE
PALACE
Ho••~ T hO Oak Ridge
Boys Gu es II Ed
McMahon the Dallas
Cowboys Cheerleaders,
MICkey Gilley, Johnny Lee.
Hank Wllltems Jr.. Janie
FrlCllt O ®l LOVEBOAT
Gopllef dream• lhal he is
an admiral, a famous srng-
"'' m"ta an old boyfriend.
•nd a g1r1'1 ta1r..r rulna he<
cnances tor IOYe o 0 HARDY BOYS I
NANCYOAEW
MYITEAIE.S ED FAWLTY TOWUS
An elderly ha1d-ot-tteanng
lldy mak" ltfe dlttloult 10<
BaaJI end Manvel lC)M<ME * * "T.,ror Train" (1980)
Ben JohnlOI\, Jamie L"
Curll• A c(lllege ffatemt·
ly'I H9w Y-'• maqo«-
809 perty tum• 11110 •
nightmare """9n e Vincik:·
11 ... guesl ellrtl klHlng otf
Iha PllllY-o<l,lf•. '~'
1:21 tlD 'AWL TY TOWlM
The entJte tta11 ot 1118 hOlel
once eo•lll find• their
patience 1tra1Nd by Od<I
cltetHn•1-end~.
t:IO 8 ~ "°""°" TMA,.....,,.
A loolt behind l!ltt "** of IN eequel to "The
Aoc111 HOrror Show" ..
..... .. Iha Acidly Hon-or
~IOl'*IOll --by Jinl ~ ~ Sel
Piro, .-r..idtfl1 OI !tie
Aodty Hom>r "-,.,,
Ollib MAeHYLLa~
~
··~
( tOIO) ReblGCI Salding.
Yvorme 0.CarlO S.-111
college tludenlt ••"•
•oon'll ti\ • lorllt>odlng old
hOuM ....... • orllly and
11111 unaolvtd f!W'O.. wM
c;ommlti.d yeett urtltr
R'
I SJ MAIW1H HAMUeCH:
THWM PLAYIHO llY
90NO
t1u M lnntlll, Johnny
M111>1e, Oiaoyt l<fl<IOl1t llld
Car!y Simon lllng tome Of
today 1 grHIHt hll•
11\Cludln(I. "The Way We
Were." "Wh•I I Old F'O<
Lo.... I nd Nol>Ody Ooee
II Belle< ..
t :4() (OJ THE 80CTIE8 (TIMI!
APPAO)(IMAnl
t:eo SD 'AWl TY TOWl!R8
An American 1ourl1t and
h11 wile 11y B1tlll'1 temper
10111tllmll
tO-OO 0 ~ ll'ITZ ANO BONH
l wo -lnvesttg91•
Ille con1rov.,atat slaying ot
m bla<.k youth by a pot~e
rnAn
1J HEWS Q ®J FANTASY !SUND
A weeltlly EUl .. net dtJ
'°"era ano•llef Ilda 10 Iha
g111morous Wtlat anO
Franke11aretn • namesake
tnes to prove the iegeno
ary llgure wH m1sund0<
slOOd O CiJ MOVIE • * • "Tile Btue M••
( 1966) George Peppard
James Mason A. young
German compe1as with
more experienced 11y.,s
lor the pres1191ou1 Btue
M&A award
«!) INDEPENDENT
HETW~I< NEWS m AUSTIN CITY LIMITS
Ray Pnce I Asleep Al The
Wheel'
0 MOVIE * • '"Teffo• Train (19801
Ben Jonnson. Jamie Lee
Curlis A college tra1arm-
1y's New Years masquer-
ade party turns 1n10 11
n19111mare when a v1ndtC -
11ve guest start& l.1il1ng off
the party-goers R
0MOVIE
• • · F11day The 13th
11980) Betsy Palme< AOll·
enne Kong The r&0pen1ng
ol ll summer camp. CIOM<I
20 years eart•e< alter three
muroerr. et1rac1S a 111ndte·
hve killer who kn1tes
unsuspec;llng teen-agers
R
Z MOVIE
• !II Slave 01 The Cann•
bal Goo UrS<.tla Andress
Stacy Keach A group ol
white explorers on search
OI a tono-tost treasure 11
conlronteo by Stone A.ge
cann1t>ats R
10:15 ED FAWLTY TOWERS
Basil doesn t let lhe dealh
ol a guest stop him trQm
preparing Iha 1oom tor 11s
newt C1Ccup1nt
10:30CD NEWS
(I) NEWS IN REVIEW
'S LAFF·A·THON
A comedian host and lour
comic con1es1an1s who
compete aoa1ns1 one
anoth., are IHIUted In thll
urlcenSO<eO comedy game
show
10:40Elll FAWLTYTOWER8
Basil appiwen11y forgets
h•s and Sybil's at1n.ver-
sery
11:00e o u (J)®l a
MEWS 8 cou..EGE FOOTBAll
Oregon vs UCLA
(I) RAMSWEEK
(I) COl.L.EGE FOOTBALL
use vs w1aNng1on State
'1lJ SOUHOSTAOE
Shel S11VerS18'n and Of
Hook perl0tm 111 concen
(RIO
'C'MOVIE • * '" "Ptlar11um·· ( 1979)
Michael Baldwin, A"QUI
Ovncan. A young men's
1nvest1gat1on into "''
brOt"-'s death lead• him
to II le<rOt ·lllled gravey111rd
and a slnlller morltellln
'R'
'H)MOVIE * "He Knows You••
Alone" ( 19801 Don Scardl·
no. Caillln O'Huney A.
psychotic rmi<derer llall<s
11111actlve young brldeS-to-
be, llllenUy and lethally
stasn1ng tlleir drNms ol
wtd<led bllN 'R' CS)BIZAME
JOlln Byner Shows you
th1ng1 strange< than ttuth
targ« tllan hie. and zanifl<
IN!n anything you,.. -
seen
11:06 tii) FAWLTY TOWERS
A pul>IK: lleallll lnspec10<
8111V8S al Iha hole!
11:30 fJ BARNABY JOH£8 0 Qf SATUfU>AY NIGHT
LIVE
Host Oonald Pteasenee
Guests Fear 0 ABCNEWS
(I) MOlllE * * * · Fun With Olck And
Jane" I 19771 George
S99al, J•n• Fonda An
unemptoyeO e1ro1pac;e
exe<:ulive and Illa wife turn
to robbery as 11 mean1 10
support thai< luxurious 111e-
s1y1e
tli) MOVIE
• * * ''> Butht Spirit'
( 19451 Rax Hemaon. Con-
Sllll\Cfl Cummings
CJ) MOVIE
• • "Raid On Rommel"
\ 1971) Rlell•rd Burton,
J~n Colieos
(lJ NFL REVIEW ANO
PREVl£W
MOV1E
• * • ·~ ··Private BenJ•
min" ( lll80) Goldle Hawn.
Eiieen Brennen A welt-10-
do young women mlslalc·
enly loin• '"* /Vmy lollow-tno lhe dMlll of ,_ ,_
lluabll\d °" their wedding
Ir~ * • ''T•ror Train" ( 1080)
~ Jof'lneon, Jemie L"
Cur119. A Clolltgt h'et~
ty'• New Veer'• mteqlltl·
tdt petty turn• Into •
n!Ohtmar• wMn • VCncllc-
llYt ou-t ...... I(~ 011
lht P41fty-OOCWL 'A' ,, ..... MOYll ... *. ..~ Of The
APM" ( 1Hll Cn•rllon
Ht11on, Roddy McOowall
(O)MCMI * * "OtacuCe 8uc1t1"
( 1tl0> Jami& Qllflt.. The
~ ..,.,.,.,.,. 1••
-e NM•lum end ...u to l'Mllt • ycM1t Olr1
flll .-nail ......... ,_ ...._ .• o••••• 'Ill'
1Hl(J)~MCMI~~~~:
•• "TM~ (ttrt•
M.i ,etrw, Johrl HuttOll
An enci.nt lfom • dtelanl
gatuy c-10 l!anh to
oetltoY WI 91111 1-yNf-Od
gitl MIO It .-1"*9 to 119
t Ile moth« ol 1 powetful,
..,....,oltent r-R'
12::IO • MOVll
• • • 'c! "Roeem1ry •
leOy I tMI) Mta Fe<r-.
John Cutlvelee A. youtlg
•ornan It hOtrllleCI 10 d,...
CO•.. 11111 het hulbancl
haa prOMIMd tllelf unborn
chlld 10 I ClOYen OI witG'-
\tll r.tOVta * * • '"Hu11le" ( 1975) &t1
R11ynold•. Catherin•
o.n.uve
IC)MOVa * • * "Stranger In The
HouN" pg75) l<eor O\lllell,
Ollv11 Hutaey A peyehotlc
murder.,. hldff In lhe awe
Of 1 coHeQt sorority houM
on Chliatmae 6111 'R'
1U6(H)MOVIE
* ·~ file Gong Snow
Movie" C 1980) Chuck
Battis Robin A.llm•n A. TV
h()tl mull fonlend Wllh a
•alltly o t obalecles,
1nclud1ng network censort,
10 put together 8 COiiection
of blz.,,. acll 10< Ills
lhOw R'
1:00 0 ROCK COHCEAT
EVENIHO AT THE
IMPAOV
1:301J MOVIE • * lhe Gl>Oal Or Fr111tk·
t nlltln · ( 19421 Lon
c111nev J< EYA!vn Anker•
CD MOVIE
* * * • C•llZll"I Kane"
I 1941) Orion Welles.
JOMph Collen
Q) MOVIE
• 11 ' Ternl1ed" ( 19641 Rod
Lauren, Steve Ore•el rs) MOVIE -* •'i. II s My Turn"
119801 Jill Clayburg!>
MICll881 OouglH A bnl:
t1ant C1>1cago math protes·
sor realizes thtl problems
1n her 1tve-1n rela11onsh1p
wtien ahe hnds a new love
w1>1i. 1n N-York tor her
tafller'I remomage 'R
@MO\llE • *'" "Tales F'rom The
Crypt II ( 19731 Curl Jur-
g•n• Te.,y-T1>om1s
Sealed on a ba~I llv~
men re4918 10 one another
the hooror at0<1U that
compt1se fheu most
dte<lOed niohlm••H R
145 Z MOVIE
• • Te<ror Train'" 119801
Ben JOhnson JlllTlle l"
Cunis A cotlege lrateml-
ty s New Year's masquer
ade party turns into a
mg~tmare when a vondlC·
tove guest starts k1lhog oil
tile parly-ooers 'R'
2:00~NEW8
2:06(H 'GREAT AMERICAN
GHOST TOUR
Host R1charO Kiley is
tolned by meO•ums. mys-
11cs and ghostlv ghouls tn a
startling and unique explo
ration 01 some "real
Ame,.can ghost stories
2:300 NEWS
@) ABCNEWS
C MOVIE • * • The Big Red One
11980) 1.ee M111•1n. 11111/'k
Hamill A tC>UQh Army --
goant leads •our youno
tne•i>eroeneed recruits 1n10
the v1olenc;e.hlled tray of
World Wat II combat PG
2:45 H MOVIE • * • The Tll1rty-N1ne
Steps ( 197111 Rober1 P--
elt 0•..0 Warnet A man
t>ec.omes the quarry of
bOth the po11c;e and a
Merel gtoup ol IO<etgn
agents oper•11ng 1n Eng-
111no wnen ne •s tramed tor
a strang., s murder 'PG
2:50 8 MOVIE * • Thi! Mummy's
Curse 119441 lon Chaney.
Peler Coe
3:00 ( $) MO\llE
*'Ir '"Saturn 3·· ( 1980) Kiri(
Douglas. Farrah Fa~n
A p•11 or sc:oenllats worlling
1n e apace atallon are
men.ce<I by a med ~•us
and his randy rol>Ot 'R'
@MOVIE
• • "Phobia'" ( 1980) Paul
MIChffl Gtaser, Susan
Hogen A group ol mentel
pallenl1 ••e murdered
llCCOtdlng 10 fhejr lndlvldu·
al teats 'R'
2~0 MOVIE • * '"F'rlday Tl'te 13th"
( 19801 Belay Palmer, AOtt-
enne 1<1ng The r.open1ng
ol • summer camp. closed
20 ye•r• earlier att., rhree
murders. attracts 1 vindle·
11ve killer who knlles
unsuspecting 18"'-egers
R
3:1011 NEWS
3:20 rz MOVIE
**'Ir ''O<eaaed To Kiii"
( 1980) MIChH I Caln•.
Angie OiCklnton Police
aearch lor Ille psychoftC
murd.,or wtio butcihered a
wburban housewife 'R'
3:40 f) MOVlt: * * '"' "Tiii The End Of
Time" ( 1946) DO<Othy
McGuire, Guy M1dl1<>n. a:45 CD MOvtE
• * "Vlolenl Road'" ( 1958)
Brian Keilh Ettem Zlmbal-
111 Jr
4.-00 0 MOVIE
• • "Duk• Of w .. 1 Point"
( 19381 RIQllerd Carlton,
Louis Heyward A young.
cock-• Weal Point cadet
gall CUI down 10 siz.e when
lie learns 11\at his -''h
and Influence don't
exempl him from du1i..
and reguletlona.
~18 8 MOYIE * * "Mao_.,.ede Monsl., ..
( 1941) Lon Clwlney Jr ,
Lionel Alwlll Thtough an
tll.peflmtnl with electrlcal
c:flergee. • men II tumed
Into a human dynamo.
Q])MOYll
• ,,. "Tiit oono Show
Movie" ( 1910) Chuck
8enl1, Robin Altmen. A TV
holt ll'IU•t contend with a
Vtrltly OI Obttecl ...
lnGCvdlng netwOttt <*ltoft,
to put to091r-a cott.o110n
of biletr• ICl1• fOf hie
11\0'# 'A'
.. (C) fllOYll
··~ "Phen~" (lt1tl
MlcMtl 8aldWln. AftCIU'
Dunc#I, A. ~ -·· lnvHllg•llon Into 1\11
brother'• dMttl ...... '*" •o•wrot...., .. ~
and•---~ 'ft' oo...-ww.,...
ntft"Mfl\A .... .,., -LI.le .. 1ftMlll, .,.._..,
.......... MlllM .... ~ ............. ., .. -
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Orongo CoHt DAILY PILOT /Saturday, October 31 , 1981 *
OTHER DEATHS •
\R \'I N I P l A
use offers
business it1CT1npw ..,.. .... .............. ,
f lle .......... , .. ,.. .,. fflllt
1t 1cn nau1 .._,,,.,.,
ll.AM81TAH,_..lf-Y
TM f•llowllll\ ,.,_ ••• •01111 llllllMUat bul'l1111.-~11mun died ln t ht·
wrt'l'ku~c ut • prl\'ott' phint•
he ri:ntl'd lo chtt'k his form
111r1·u • ., In •oothc~t J\t>rn
Count) SC1nley t:. Wllll~.
KU, v. O!i pr toli ltlt•nl of thr
1\t•rn Ocho W11ter 011>t11cl
hou rd or d tr('l'lol'!i
cour es
The new Oranae
County f1cillty ol the
Unlveraltl of Southern
CalHorn a School of
Business Admlnist.raUon
w l 11 o ffer Hs rt rat
courses ln January.
'""'-· la) Y.t.c . ltltO•lllTlll; (II)
V.lC 1tlAI. HTATI IMVllfM&NT
co•it .. (ft V.t c. RIAL ISTAT•;
(fl V,l.C. l'IH.-HCIM. llltYICH, t e l Y ,l.C. IMV•ITMlrMT
COUNllUNO, ... ~ W.01, Sollta
401,C"'9 ...... CAft6»
V•ltSATIL• INYllTMINT eo1t•ORATION, • C•llfotnla
<OfP8f'•l'-I. ... hlltr """'-~ltt 401.CMU.Mala,<:.-•a.
LAJ TUNA$ DIVIL04'NIRHT
CO , IN(, dlta TMI OltUGGIU,
1 ... 1 A~ln II , H...,.11,,.,... ..... ,
(A tJtM
LH T-°""9'-""'1 C:., Ire.,
lllC.,_.,9'ed 111 C:.111 , ltll1 Al9tflq\1111
'' , H uNl"OI~ ... 11, (A tlilM9 flllt ll•lll-h COlldllOtd lly fl corporatlefl.
Wt T..,...t 0.,...1...,...1
Co.111<
DECATUR. Gu <API
f'trdlnand K W1rrt'n, 11.2.
an artist and a rornwr
c l\ulrmun ot the AiOt!S
Scott C ull ll &l' urt
thtpartment. dlt.'t.I Suturda y PUIUC llTl:E MUCllla
Tiii• ...... h CtMllK1ed l>Y • , .. ,.., ........
Yt,_,lt ,_.._ C:.Wfl
,,...~ .........
~ Tllh ~· ... lllad •llfl ... Ceu11ty CIH't. fl 0.-11191 C-y on Oct.
I. tlet
KfMOlllO W1tdlll. So<.•Trn.
Tiii• ftt'-1 was fllM wltll U.
C-ty Cler1r Of Or.,. c-itv on°'' •a., .. , •11•• P11blllhtd Or81191t C:...tl O.lly ltllo" Oct. 14, 31, Now. 7, 14,, Itel .. 11 .. 1
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.. ,_ ... ,.....,,.
DEA TH NOTICES
Dean Jac k Steele said
the regional center will
offer three programs to
serve the needs of
Orange County business
a nd industry . a Oexj bJe
ed u catio n program
leading to a bachelor's ,
l'ICTITIOUI aUttttaU MAM• ITAT•-...NT
Tiie ro1i..tne 119"""' .,. c1o1ne 11u.11neu as:
l'ICTIT10US 9UllNWU
MAMa ITATl--.NT
T1141 foll-1"1 ..... nt are d0111t Duslneu ...
ltlc:TtTfOUS aUSINIU
NAMa STAT•MINT T"' tot1ow1ne .,.,..,n• are do1r10
IHl•lneu .. :
l"ut>lllMO Ora"'° C6ut Dally ""9'· P'llklC .TIC(
0c1. 11, t4. 11 • ....,, 1, '"' us'"'i~.-----------
"'CTITIOlll aUllN•l'S MAMll STATIIMINT
MO'nCI 'Ocao_..... -O• IMIUC T ...... ltla
11eoA..wm.-.c.ct ~
NOTICI II Hll1ta•Y OIVllM lllM'"e ............. ,, ..,. "' .. m-. .. Illa 11trM11al ,,_.,.., •••crl"1f ...... SWATF.. degree In business
ltAL IHVESTINO COMPANY,
1004 La O.~ l'ountt ln ValltY. c;A. '110ll lllCTITIOUI •UllNIU
NAMa ITATRMRNT
T II• IOllOwlnt P•rlon h clolnt 11u,1nenas·
SADIE IONA SLOATf:. adminislratto_n , a
wjfe of the late J oseph a ma s t~r of business
S loate. loving m o the r or taxaction program and
Mark <Barbara1 Slout~ u111l a c er ti (i ed pub Ii c
E11ther ISamue l> t.:omls. accountant examination
dear s is ter or Frances review course.
ROIERT EAllLI EXECUTIVE SEARCH, JOIO 8usl.nn1 Ctlller Drive,.
Sult• tu, lr-.IM, Cetl!Otnta t171'
II-Wiiiiam Sotkll Md 8"ts
S,.lcll, a P.....,.""IP. '* *'" lay FrOlll, BalbOll Ill-, CatllorN• , .. ,
GAG• .. AltTNEllSHll". t04 ltlwer1l"'9 Awt11uo, NewPOrt eucn C•lllornla tM> '
lrwln F Gtllmtn, IUI M.,lan
Lane, ...._... leecih, c.111 ... 111a ttw0
••tbera L. Gellman, 1221 Marian L-. N-1 la.:11, Callfornla '*° Tiiis ll>utlnnt 11 C011tlu<!a4 by • limited otrthattlllp
Rlcllard H. Houslo11, 100• L• °''""'' Fountain Valley, CA. tt10I Shlrley D Mou•lon, 104U La
Otspensa, F-IAllll Valley, CA. ttltl
Lo•ell R•lnwater. IOO• L• 0.tot'IW, F-teln Vallev. ('A .,,..
The fol lowtnt Hrtons •t• c101no butlt1enas:
la l ACTION PRODUCTIONS &
PROMOT'IONS, (bl IALLOONS 011 8UST, (Cl AL..OtlA SHIRT CO., 400
Main ti , 8alboa, CA t?"I
Tiit -8'lf _,,.,_ ..,_ fll
Ille l11tandtd tran1ter•r 11 ; CAltF .. MILL, INC., tlli:I ..........
..-ou11Ull11 Valloy, Clllfwllla trJ9. I
Tiit -................ M*~ lflt ln-tr_.....ltJA I Tiiis bvslMH It Cantlutlecl by e
oenera1 oa,..t11111
$11elcll ltOberl W Spal(l\/leu Thh lluSlnen h conducted by a
oeneral .......... lllp
oouaLE 0 llENOVATION • MAINTEHANCI , ttt W.ll Wiiton, • u. CIHU Meta, Callfwllla t»21 Oawna Kup.,un. Jtt Wot
Wiiton, • 14, Costa Mew ca11fom1a
Curtis A119ft, •tt f IO Ave ,
hi boa, CA "'611
Tllll IMIWftffs ll conducted Oy an lndlw,."81
OOltJI, ... 1 l!ut •ht. A11t. L 't h6<11,C.."'""8 ....
T ... ~y to i. lr-lff'M 11 1 .. t<rl-Ill tMtral ti. All ef ... *'""'tr .... met"CN ...... lo!Wllft, llMtvr .. , aqvl-nl, tNtlwlll oM
Silverm a n also s urvived bv Ste e I e sa id the
1 grandchildren Ser.vices school's d~clsion to open will be held on Friday · October 30. 1981 at \2.00 ~ reg1ona center came
Tlll.1 flat-I w~ llled wltll 1111
County Cler1< of 0r-. County Ofl 0c1. 2t. ltl1
1111 ....
lrwln F Gell,,..,.
This alal..._t WM Iliad •1111 ,,..
Counly Clffl< of 0r•"9'9 County 011
O<lol>er IS. '"'
P~l>llt1141d Or•no• Cou1 "ti':'fr:
Rl<llolrd H. H01"10fl
Thi• 1ttleme111 ••• llled wilt! Ille County Cl•rl< ol Oranoe CoU11ty on
October 72, 1"1
'1621 •
01-P. L-1-llt.y, 814, ttt
West Wll111n. Cotta Mew, Callfoonla .,.,,
CurlllAll9ft
T1111 ttale"*ll w•• llHHI wllfl '"-Covnty Clerk of Oranoe County 04! Sept JS,, .. , .,-..... ~1n......_. __ _
noon at Mt. Sinai Memonal !" response to the s trong
Park Ch apel , 5950 Fore st interest or USC alumni
Lawn Onve. Los Angeles, and the r apidly growing
C a M t. S inai Mortuar) bus iness community in
direl'tors Orange County .
P11bllllltd Orenoe Coast Oall'f PllOI, ,Oct. JI, Now. I, 14. 21, 1"1 ~1
l'ICTITIOU$ aUSINISS NAMI STATIMINT
Piiot, Ocl. 11, 2•. >1. Nov 1.
1 .. 1 45lHI
PUIUC 1111£
lll1•l 01-l.OSMl-~y Publlllle<I Ortnve Coatt Dally Piiot, Tiiis su•-• ••• flied ..,1111 ,,..
Ocl 24. 3t. and Now 1 • 14• 1911 4609~1 County Clari< ol Or-County on Oc
lob., I, 1'111
11171'7• Publlil>e<I Orenva Coast Dally Piiot, Ocl 2•. )I, Now. 7. U, 1 .. 1 .._ ..
"HIL & CAltM'S MOUSI! 01" SOH.
Seid "9Mr1Y Is IO<Altact et 1.a Maenollo, "-'lain Velloy, C.lltorllla .,,.
MUC lllTICE
ruu NOTICE Se id bulk tranalar I• ta •• F1117SJ , ... t\111\nwttd Oii .. altar .._bw
Publhlled Oranv• Coullly Dally ------------u , '"'' 91 "'° efflca eit, -, .. ,_
SPIKER Pllol,Ocl 10, 17,2•,lt,l'lll 441t·ll l'ICTITIOUSIUSIHISS .... ., I>• llled wltll : UHITlfO
VIOLET E SPIKER. s I
always giving more than s hl' u rv iv a
ask ed, a kind and gene rous
Tiie lollowlno PtrlOns are Oolnt
lluslneu •: FULL COUllT PRESS, 10» w.tt Park Lano, Senla Ma, Calllornla tmll
Wiiiiam A. Gr ..... 1.Cypreu TtM Lane, lrvlfto, California tt11S
NOTICE tNYITING 110$ •10 IT•M NO. m NOTICE IS Hl!REIY GIVEN t"'91
sealed P"OPOUI• will be r.ul...., l>Y ,,.. Clly of Cotta Mesa, to wit· Tiie
C:lly Council, P.O. loM 1200, COiia
Mew, CelH.,,,..• tM». on °' before Ille l\aur Of 11:00 a.m. on Friday,
Nowembff 10. ltll II 11\all lie the responsllltllly of .,. Dldder to dell.,,.,
his bid to the City Clerk's Otflce by the
pr-r announced time. Bids wlll be
PllDllcly --•nd read al-al 11·00 a.m .. or •• -,,,.,. .. ,,., •• pracllcable on Friday, N-.nber 10.
1 .. 1, In 1111 Councll Chambers. Clf'f Hall. " Fair Ori••. Costa Meu,
Cal llornla ma. •or Ille tvrnllftlne ol TWO 121 EACH ltU MOOEL ONl!·HALF TON PICKUP TRUCKS.
H1"Hffl l'ICTIT'IOUS austNIEU
NAMR STATIMIMT
Th• tot1owl"9 pertons ••• dotno l>u•lneu u .
P'UIUC ~E
NAME STATEMENT IUllHl!SS INVESTMl!NTS, INC.,
T llt lollowlng per,on is dotn9 I07t AIO!ldr'a 8outewani, "•••-\. DU1lneua1 Call'9rni. t0PU. C2IJI U..IOIO (1U) QUICI( MARKET ING, 1Wh >tth ..,._J7JO.
woman passed away o n
October 17, 1981 in Custa
Mesa. c;a. Violet E Spiker .
born ':'•ol<>t Van Ripe r , 1n
Belle v1lll', New J e rSC\' in
1904. She was a 12th de.grce
Ros icrucian and an a rde n t
v olunt<.'e r 1n c hu rc h
aclivit1ei. thro u g hout h er
life. She will be remembcr!'d as teacher and rriend tu
generations in Chris tian
Endeavor. S undav schoo l
Bible S c h ool and L'ni1t·1i
M ethod1s 1 Wo m e n VtOll•t
was also appreciated J!\ .t
rine arti:.t A found1n J:
member of the Be llevtlll'
lns litute or Art. s he will be
r e m e m b e r e cl f o r h l' r•
exquisile des igns in L1mOJtl''
c hina Many o r h e r 0 11
paintings grate the hOml':> u(
frie nds throughout l ht·
U nite d Slales S h e 1s
s urvived by lll'r son Tho mai.
Van Riper Tro oien o f
Coro na . C a and her
daughters. (.;h c r ie Sp1kl'r
K orando or Cost a Mesa , C::
and Diane T roo1en Cro"' n1•
of Anchorage. Alaska Sht·
also leaves G grandr hildrc n
Tho mas Willi am Troo1l•n,
Dana All a n l'ro .... ne
Stepha nll' Denis e C ro .... ne.
M a rk Alle n K o rando
Ro lland Son ei> and Da vid
Noel. Service s were h eld a t
tile M e s a Verde United
M ethodist Church. 1701 West
Baker SL. Costa Mesa , Cu
In lieu of nowers lhe fam1h·
r e q u es t s m e m o r 1 a·I
contributions be made tn l hl'
Viole t E Sp1kl•r Me m o rial to
help abandon ed m others and
children.
REC'K
ELLE ~ R .\ Y B 1-; l' I\
res ident of C:o~w :\ll':ia l'J
!ltnCl' 1903 Pa,H'CI ;rn a' on
Octo ber :10, 1981 Shl• v. ~ts ,1
m e mber or lhl' Alanon
course
available
A nine·week course on
outdoor survival will be
taught al O range Coast
College s tarting Nov. 9.
The o n e .unit class.
lis t e d as Bioiogy 130 on
th e OCC s chedule ,
explains h ow to s urvive
if s tr anded in the d esert.
mountains, tropics or at
sea; how to live o ff the
lan d . a nd how t o
diffe r entiate b e tween
edible a nd poisonous
plants and animals .
Three s ection s o f the
course are schedule d .
One m eet s Monda ys
fro m 11 a .m . to 1 p .m ..
a n oth er meets Mondays
from 5 to 7 p .m . and a
third is s l a t ed for
W edn es days from 3 lo 5
Pm.
For further
in f ormatio n phone
556·5772.
Dewiel M --.in. 11'05 Naranja. Mluloft Viejo, CalHornl• n.91
Thll bUSlntn h COlltlucted DY • o•neral p,wlnerll\lp
Oa•ld M Marlin This st•l•ment wet 111tc1 •1111 the County Clerll ol Or-County on Oct
29.1 .. 1.
1'17 ... Publl-Orengo Coe.st Dally PllOt, Oct. lt, Nov. 1, u. n. '"1 •1>+a1
PUIUC lllTIE
l'ICTITIOUS IUSINES.S
MAMIE STATEMENT Tiie IOllO•l"9 .,.,. .. n ..... dol"9
bullnes.s •.:
LAS CASITAS APARTMENTS.
10102 Blrcll Streel, Sent• An•, C•llfornl• 97102
R<>Qer Eberl Turner anc:t M•ry St•11ley Turner, 300 Wul Coot
Hl911war. Ne-1 Beacll, Callfoonta '1MJ
Mary K Turner Mc;Oorma11, Jeni
WHtmlnst.,, 0.11••· Texat 1S205 Allcl• S Tut It Fosler, U070
Poo1oslno Ort.,,., Del Mar, ca1110tnla '1014
Ro9er Eu9ent Turner, 71t Jasmine, Corono <1111 Mat, Calllornla n us
Thh l>•ulneu I• conducted by • ~ ..... , 118r1nersl\lj1
~Ellert Tur,,.,
c;.n.,a1 Par1,,..
Tnls Jt•M,,..nt was lllld wllh 1111
County Cieri< ol OrM>Ot Coun1y on Oct.
71, l .. 1
llt70U
TIMfu\n Welh, Atty at Law -~ c-.. Or, Slit .. ~a.-.ca. Publl-Oranoe C:OHI 0.lly PllOt, Oct JI, Nov. 7, U, 21. 1 .. 1 ..,..,
PUIUC MOncl
FICTITIOUS aU51NESS lllCTITIOUS aUSINISS HAME STATEMENT T11t lollo•l"9 pet\Ons art dolt>Q NAMESTATIMINT
lluSlneH., ...,~';!t.~~~wtnv perM>ns are dolnQ
VIA BELLA INT'L .• IS41 M.v THE MASTE R'S TOUCH, J<IOO
Ot ., • 11•. S...1a A1'11, CA '1701 Sunflower. s...teAna. Catltoonl••27CM D•vicl n-n., Seftlonl IS.I Mn• Or 111u SMI.• Ane CA .;,701 Eric Jon Wllll•nn, 11 S.eml.11
.. Sllwla' Be.tro1 S~lord IS.I """' c I , (I e . N •• p 0 r I B •• < ".
Or • lf 114, Senta AN CA '2101 CallfoNlla '2IM3
r111s l><Alneu '' ~onducled by •n DtDorall NMN Wllltms, 17 lndlvldlUll Stamht Circle, Newport Beach,
O.vlcl T Santoni . C:allloonla ~
Tiii• staltmtfll was llteo wltn .,.. This l>uslneu Is conducted by •
County Cler-ol Oran~ County on vaner•I ~~Wiii
Octobers '"1 --· e<M 11172~ Thll s1a1-1 was 1114od wlUI tlW
Publlslled Or-Coast Deily PllOt County Ci.11< of Or#199 County on Oct.
JOHN SEY M OUR ~
ASSOCIATES. REALTORS, IJUSoutll
Euclid A-. AN,...m, CA. t2101 Seymour Really Reolster, 1324
Soutll Eucllo A.,,.nue, Anallelm, CA.
'*' This bu•lneu I• conoucttCI l>y • c orpor e I Ion
Jolln F Seymour
PreWOitnt
Seymour R"lty Revlster Thll 51111......,1 was 1119CI wllll IN
County Clerk of 0r•"9f County on
OctOber n. '"I
llt7f1st P1.11>11.....i <>'•noo Coa•I Oelly Piiot, Oct 1•, 31, •net NOV 1, U, 1 .. 1
A.clcllll~I wts ol IN spaclllcallon• m•r lie oblalned at Ille Office ol 1N Purclleslne AQent at '1 Fair Orlw,
Costa -.a. Calllornla Blcb "'°""' lie rttu med to Ille all en I loft of the Cl ty
Clerk. within sale! time llmlt, In a flUIUC lllTICE
Halecl tnwel-. 10.ntlllecl on 111e 1-------------outslde wltll Ille Bid llem Nvmber anet
Ille OpenlnQ Datt. lllCTITIOUS aUllNl!SS NAME STATIMEHT
... CTITIOUS IUSINISS NAMIE STATIEMllNT
Tll• lollowltlQ pe,.on5 are doln9 butlnft.1 41·
CALI FORN IA HOMESTEAD AGENCY, m76 MaQnolle SI., P 0.
BH -· HunllnolOn Baac:h, CA . ., •• JUST FOR YOU. ltlU MaonoU• SI . P.O Boa •. Hut1llnQton l each, CA.,.,_
G l set• CamP•One, 11 11 w-1119e Clrclt, Hunllnoton Beech. CA .,.,_
Thi• business Is c01>e111C1ed lly • oentral pertnenlllp
GIMla CampaoM
Tlll1 Sl.Ctmtnt ••• fllld wllll Ille County Cler-ot Or•noe Coun1y on
Oc1oller 72, '"I
Fl1-.C PuD11"'90 Oranoe Coast Delly Piiot. Oct H . 31, ano Now 7, 14, 1'11 .. sa .. ,
PUIUC lllTIE Eacll bid shell lPKllr •Kh anc:t
•••ry Item as HI forlh In Ille -jflcatk>m. At1y -all exceptions
to Ille scieclfl<etlons muse bO clearly SlaltCI In the ~ and faHvrt to sat forth any llltnl In 1111 SPKifkatlons
Wlall lie 9'-kw relecllon of ,,.. bid.
T n• follow I no P•rson •• doln9
llu•lnus H : -------------
Eacl\ bid "'•" Ml IOrlh Ille full names and rest"'9nc;es Of all ...,._,,
end P•rlln I""''"'"' In tlle pr-.1. II the bid Is by• corporation, slate ""
nemu ol tlle olflc..-. -CMO slon an aor .. ment on llef\811 of .... corporation
encl whelr.r ,,_. IN!n -officer
m ull slon. 11 Ille bid I• by a
partnertl>lp or • jo111t ......,tv,., 11aM tlle names -_,...,. ol all oeneral partners and Joltlt ......,,..,..,...,, 11 tlle
bldcler Is • sole Pf'GPrlttorslllp or anolller entity that delft buslneu
under a llctltloui name, -bid sl>all be In tN rHI ,..,... Of Ille llldcler wlln
• 0.•lone110f1 fot-•ne '11owlnQ "DIA Ct~• flctltlo..s na""I"; provldecl,
however. l'IO fictitious Ila-SNll Ille UHcl unless there h a current
-.9lstratlon with Ille Orat1te Coun1Y Recorder. In case of corPOrallons, Include Ille ,,.,,_ ol llW Pf"atldeftt,
Secretary, TrM-er, an0 Mefta9er. Tiie Cit'( Council Of .. City o1 C.O.la
Mesa """"'"Ille r1tfll to rojoct any or all 6ldL DATED: Ort-27, Itel.
PubllWllCI Oranoe Coast oa11., Piiot Oct JI, IWI 41G-tl
BALLOONS INSTEAO, 11 -.u
Bowles, GanMn Gro .. , CA .WI
GlorlaAlvt ~tas. 111n-1tt, Gerwn Gr...,,., CA m•1
Tiii• t>uslneu I• conducted t>y ar lncllwldual.
G~I• Ann Mttttas Tiii• tt•t-1 wH 111.0 wllll IM County Cluk of Orenve County on Oct-r n. 1'111
""•> PubliMW<I <>'-Coa•I Dally Pilot, Oct 74, JI anONow I , U, 1 .. 1
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATIMINT
.. %Ml
Tiie followlnQ person h doln9
t>usl,,.uas: STltATHMOOR ART WORKS,
21011 Stral""-r Lane. Hur1lln9tot1 l each, CA. t»4
IC rlst• Ann Clll•Y . 11051 Strati\,,_, t..ane. Huntlnvton BHch, CA '1U6
Thh t>uslntts I• c.onduclecl or •n
'""1•1-1.
U(rl•lit Ciiiey
This slat-w .. flltCI wl"' ti.. County Cltf'll 01 Ore119e Cout1ty on
October n. '"' Fl7all Pul>llllw<I Oranoe C:O.lt Dally Pllol,
Oct 14. 31, and How. 7, t•, 1"1
NOTICE OF DEATH OF .PUil.iC IHXl
DQ.NALD GREGORY ---------
p f: N K 0 F F , A K A lllCTITIOUS •USIHSS
DONALD G . PENKOFF, NAME STATIMINT
flCTITIOUS IUllNESS NAME STATIMINT
Tne foflowlnQ 11erton1 ere dolno 1>u11neu •s
GLORIA ZIGNER ANO AS
SOCIA TES, INC , J21 N NtWPorl Boulevard, NewPOl'I Buch, Celllornie •2..:1.
Gloria Zloner Publl< Relallo..s, 111< .
nt N N-1 8oult•ard, NeWPG'1
BH<ll.CA'1~
Thli t>uslneu '' condU<teci t>y • cor PO<•llon
Gloria ZIQntr PuDllC Relat!ons, Inc
Gloria E. Zlone• PreslOtnl
Thlt Sl•l-1 wa' 111..S Wiii\ Ille Counly Clerll of Or-County on Oct.
•.1 .. 1
fl7~t
PvDll•lllcl o.t.. Coast Oally Piiot,
Oct 10, 17, 2•, JI 1 .. 1 «ll~I
PVlllC NOTICE
"ICTITIOUS aUSINISS NAME STATEMIENT Tiie followlno person1 are dOln9
t>uslness •• A DAM S I NV E STM E N T CORPORATION, •J Corporate PIH•
Orlwe, Suite 100. Newport Buch, Calllort1la 92660
Adams lnlo'Hlmenl CorPO•atlOfl, • Calllornle CMpor•llon, 11 l C:Orporolle
Plau Orh•, $ult• 100, NtWPOrt Bt•cn. Calltornla ~
Ad•mt. ln••tt ment
Corvoratloft
AlenLAda-, Pr••-
Strut. Ntwport 3Hch. C•llfornla Tiii• llull• tr-r Is lUll>jecl to s.c;, ., .. , •tot et ,,.. Unlfor"' Commeru•L
M•r' E Nlehen , , • ..,, Jtln c:oci.au11t. Tr811-.n, U«~
Slreel, NewPorl Bu ch. Calllornia TN 1111 •• far 1111119 claims It
t?MJ Novem-2111, tWI.
Tllh butlNM i. <onouc1eo Dy a11 So far as 11now11 ta tM 1"tt,.... 1ndlwldu•I transfer" tlle In!..,.. 1rtnSler.,
Marlo. E Nlel>en u-Ille lol-1"9 acNltlanal """""' Thh 'lalemt"I w41 llled wllll ,,,. names .,.,., ....,.. .. wltlllll 91a ..," County Cler-of O<•noe Councy on years l•-1: HOHE.
0<10t>a• I),"" Dated Odcll>w 71, ltlt I
F11l-JALAL Y. GORJI Publls/WO Orenva c ... st Dally P1101. Put111-Oranoe Cont o.llY l"lltl, Oct II, U, JI, Nov. 7, 1 .. 1 OJt~I Ocl. JI, IWI mt•t,
PUIUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aUllNESS NAME STATIEMENT
T ne lollowlt19 Pellon I• doln9 bu\tn•1s ai
M YCO MAN.a.G E ME NT COMPANY, IOI.cl Werner Avenue. ~~: 101. F-t•ln V•ll•y, Celifor11la
Thorrw.5 A. Sattler, IOIAO w.,,,.,
A.venue. Suit~ 201, Founl•ln Valley, Cellfotn1e 971Cll
n.otn.s A S.lller
PVIUC lllTICE
NOTICIEC>lt
"°'9-ltlfSltOMSI II LIT Y
NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN llwt
the unde,....., wlll '*Ille re-111--. for any -·or llM>llltlat conlrac1M
by anyone otlllr "-mywlf, .,. ., after 1hl1 llitle.
Oated tllll 19th O.y flf Oc._r, ltlt.
L.8"""'41 P. Ulvlnoff UIJI Hlllflunt Or •• ._,
L...-N,....., Ce. ntn Publl-OP ..... C.OOfl Dally Pllol Oct JD, JI, Now. 1, IWI 4721.., TFllS UAll..,....,I WU 111.0 wltll Ille
County Cler-of Oret1119 County on f-------------October IS, ,., P111lJC llTIC(
F17U72 t------------'JI .. PuDll•lleO Or-Coe" Dally Piiot, ff ~: T Oct. 11, H , JI, Nov 1, '"' 4l~ll ICTITIOUS IUSINIU
l"VIUC lllTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSIMESS
NAME STATEMENT
T ht followln9 "''°"s are <1oln1 bu''"•"•• FAIRVIEW INVESTORS, llt Via Llclo So<>cl, Newport Beach. Calltornla tlMJ NAME STATIMl!NT RtYmonclO. Vlt1ut1ll, tit Via Lido Th• IOllOWIRQ ....... " ,, doln9 Dusi· Soucl, Newport a .. ch, California •Mi
n•u •1 Stlly A. Vln<enU, 7 Lenci Fell FRE~CH LADY IEAUTY SALON, Court, Newp0rt BHCI\, C•lllornle 1J1 A•O<-Sl, Costa Me'8, CA '2'77. '1..:1
D•nlelle Strapn1ne Held, l30 Cl•y Htl-Colt, 231) North cerneron 51 , Nt-1 8tac:h, C"' '2M3 Avtn"9, Covina, Callfornta tl124
Thi• llllslneu I• <onclucl.0 by •n In Ttllt l>UllMU II conelv<ltd ::y • dlVICIU•I llmlled pannenhlp
Danielle Helct ltay'"""" O Vln<tnll Tnls tlalerrwnt ••• lllld wtlh the Thl1 Slat-I WH flltcl with Ille
County Cler-of 0.-llftQe County on Ocl Countr Cieri< of Orenoe County on 0c.
1 '"' lot>er I, 1"1 F11Z7H 1'111> .. Put>llslllcl Onnoe CoaJI D•llV PllOI, P11DllS!lecl Oranoe Coa•I Dally PllOt
Oct 10. 11, 1•.11, '"1 4J10~1 0c1 10, 11. u .11. 1"1 .. ,.,..;
REPORT OF CONDITION
Associatinn as w ell 1.1s bt.•in~ 0 11 .. 1 a membt•r of St Jl)al•h1m ., 1------------
Ocl. ll, anet Nov I, U, 11, 1tl1 . I), 1"1
l'tTMll
Pulllls'-41 Or-Coast Oally PllOI, OC'I. 11, Now. 1, 14, 11, 1 .. 1 4,,._.I
TnlS •l•lenwnl was 111.o with tne County Cltrll of OranQlt County on Oc.· IOber 7, 1 .. 1
A K A D O N A L D 11u!::!,~~~~l"9 ~"o"' ••• do1n9
p E N K 0 FF, AND 0 F ORANGE HILLS TRAVEL. 46)t
p E T I T I 0 N T 0 Eut Chom•n A••nue, Oran9e, PuDllll>e<I Or-,.,.,, oau~'~f.01:
Consolidating dOmestic subskliaries of ,,.. MarlM
National Bank of Santa Ana, In the state of Callforntal
at the close of business on September JI, 1911
publlsMd in nsponse to c~ll made by Comptroller oi
tht Currency, under title 12, UnHed Sliltes Code secuon 161. '
Charter number 17052 NatJonal Bank Regklri Number
14
Statement of Resources and Liabilities C u t h Olll· t 'hun·h S hl' ,, fllllllC NOTICE
'-UI'\ l\'N I IJ, h l•r h11>iba n<1 .1------------
,Jo hn. ,,on!> \\'11l1:.1m R nf
:'111 pomo. l'a .• Jo hn P lh •rlo.
of Cosla :\h':.a Ca und
O uvid i\ Bt'rk o r l'lah daught l·r~ El1za b l•t h II
Srhlt•1chrr 11f San C'lem l•ntl'
(.'a and RarhJr.1 .J lit-ck of
"a n la .\ n J ( a .1 1, o
'U r\l \(•d h\ 11
g r a ndchlldrl•n He1•1ta t1on or
the Rosar~ "''" bt-hl•lrl nn :\tonda~. Nnvl•mbt•1' 2. 1!1111
a l 7 · JOP:\>1 Ul thl' Ba lli
Ber~eron S mith & T u thill
C h a p t' I \I a s~ of t h l'
Res urrection "''" bt• hdd on
Tues day, ~"'ember :t. IAAI
ut 10 OOA:\I ut St Jo.11·h1 m ,
Catholic Church lnt1·r mt•111
-.en ic·c~ 11 Ill b,· h Plrl ul
1 : 0 0 P :\I 11 1 Jo: ' 1• r ~ r l' l' n Cemetl'r~ Rl\l'l'Hll' Ca
Sern ces undc•r lhl• dlr(•rtlon
of Baltz Ben.!l'ron S mith ~
Tut h 111 \\'est (' ii rr r ha p t•I
:\tortuary or Co:.ta :\lt'sa
()46 9371
FICTITIOUS aUSINESS
HAMESTATIMIENT I Tfl• lollowln9 Ptrson I• doh19 NO'TIClf 011 bullftffl as: A""UCATIC* TO SIELL
MANHATTAN LAN O ANO ALCOHOLtC alYl•AOES
INVESTMENT GROUP No. 991, 7411 10.Mt MacArtllur Boule•aro Newport To WhOm 11 llolayCoftcarn· BH<ll, CalHornl• ,,_ . JOHN F. RUTAN (General Partner)
·o .... u F Hoover ll7tl Holly and FRANCIS R ST RADLING
Orowe, Sou111 I.AO-Be~ll Calllornle (Llmllecl PM1Nr). ere _,1y1,,. tot,.. .,.,, • Department of Ale-lie a.,...r_
Thi• st-nl WH <onclucled by a Control for• "•I" ON SALE SEER & oeneral Cl¥1nerllljp WINE I Publlc EatlnQ PlaGe) hC9ft»
Darrell F Hoover 10 H ll •l<ofloll< bewer-s at JOOO
Thi• 11.i.ement w .. llltCI will\ Ille Bristol St., Cotto Mtu.
County Clerk of Oren119 County on Publlslllel Or-C.0.•I Delly Piiot
October 2', '"' OC'l. 31, 1"1 4Ml-11
.. ,,.os ------------It H 0 DES , ltl!NOALL I HAltltlNGTON
A ,.-e1...-...1 Law c.er-atloA
•1't MKA.-atft, Sta 1M
,.....,.,, 11Nct1, ca. n-
Publlslwd Orante Coast O•llY Piiot, r·· .. ·~·~;; .....
"'CTITIOUI IUSINESS NAMlf STATIMENT Tiie followln9 perton 11 dolnQ
bu•lntt1ff SOHRT RANGE ENTERPRISES. 12 EHi Vale Looo, lrvlrw, Calllornla
PHUC llT1Cl
NOTICIOll
A""'-.ICATIC* TO SELL
ALC'OMOLIC aRYlltAOES 10.,...1
To Wllom II May Concern:
NI "'HNETTE LENHART It epptylno lo 111• Department of
Alcohollc 81!.,,.r_ Control for a "•I"
ON SALE IEER & WINE CPvbll< EellnQ Place) lkanst to Mii atcoholk
btwtr•QH •• IUIS-1' SprlnoO•I•, Hu11tlf19lqn Beacll, ca . .,....
Pul>llslllel 0ri111Qt Coetl Dally Piiot O<t 31, , .. , •1-t
-------------t?IU
ULT? IHGHOP4
SMITH & TUTHILL
wtSTCLIFF CHArEL
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
f\4f\-Cl37 1
"IHCI laOTHHS
SMITHS' MOaTU.AaY
627 :Aa•n 51
HuntlnQIOn &acn
536·6539
rACIFfC VllW
MIMOllAL r.AJIC
Cerr-etery M o rtuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1f1c View Drove
Newport Beach
644 2700
McCORMfCI MOlTUAlllS
Laouna Beach
494·9415
Laouna Hilts
768-0933
San Juan Qap1s1rano
495·1776
HMIO. LAW.._MT. OllYI
Mor11>arv • Cerreterv c,.,,.,orv
162S Gisler Ave
Cost11 Meu
540-5554
M D. "8ud" 5ollr1, a EHi 'hie
LooP, lrwlne, Clllfornl• '211•
Tl\IJ bonlneu h u1nd..cte0 l>y an------------
lncllwlclual NOTICe o,. MLlf
'1 NI 0 Sofwt 011 lllAL .. ltO .. lllTY Thi• Jtal..,_I W8' lllld with IN AT .. ltlYATIE ML1
l County Cl-of Ortf\99 Count'( on Oct. I .... A-lte7"
"· 1 .. 1 '" ... 5-riw Cprt ........... .,,,._, ce11 .. ......_..,.,.c..t, .. 0r ....
Publlll..o 0rafl9' Coast Dally PllOt,I In Illa Matter o1 t11t Estate o1 IDA Oct ll, Nov I, 14, 21, 1 .. 1 ~I SILVERMAN, 0.C:H-.
flUIUC MOTICE
lllCTITIOU$ aUstNESS
NAMI STATIMINT Tiie lollowlne perlOn• are <101n9 llutlneu ...
CA!>A TIEMPO APAllTMENTS,
UU Hell A•tnue, WestmlnJler . California f2M3
Turner Realty lnwa1tment Compe11y, Inc • Ca llfor11la
CorPOratlon, JOO wtlt Coal! Hl9'1Way, H•wPOrl Bea<ll. California '766J
This 11vs1neu 11 conoucled by a CorPOretlon
Turner lt•••tv 1n.,..,.._, C:ompany,lnc.
R09t< Tw .. r. Pf"atlcl9ftt Tiiis tt-..it ... 111.0 wltll IN
C-ty Clerk flf Or.,,._ County on OCI 17,1 .. 1
NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN 11181
Ille utt0."1oned wlll Mii at Private
sa ... lo Ille lllt'-tl -i.s.t l>ldclltr, subJect lo confirmation ol said Superior c.our-1, on or ener Ille tOlfl clay of Nowtml>ef, IMf II Ille otllce of
LAWRENCE S, WAYNE, ESQ., MA CURAM, RISKIN, WAYNE &
MINll(ES, IMO Ctlllury P•rk E., • .. ,,, Los An9flft, c-.., .. Los
Anoelat, State of c:at ....... i.. tll IN rltllt, tltl• ano lnl.,••I ot u l•
de<easact 81 IN ti-flt tlNtll •NI all
lllt rlQllt, 1 ltle •NI lnl_,t 111« 111t Httle o' Mid dlKaeMcl MS K4Ulred
bY -•alloft Of•-or ollltrwl .. otrier tllan rw In llddllloll to tNit ot 1.Cd Otc:enM, at Ult tltlle Of dealh, tn end
to all lllt ce11at11 rMI llnlP9My al1"81od Ill ,,,. Couftly of Ore11 ... Stote Of
C•ll .. mla. Plrtlculatly deKrlllod H lotlow" to Wit.
Lat I ol Troct H9 IJ2.• .. "' in., F1'41M U COrdad In look ........ I I of
MIMtll-MIClt Ill llW OHl<a of t"' e_.., 11tt ... ., Of Mid c-.,, MON _, IQlown •: tot ltlW'Mra
Oflwe, Safttol Mo, Cllllfwllla.
Ttr'"' of .... ~ In tewflll _.,
Of tlla UllltM S4ttn on Mle, ttfl
Ml'\:9M ef amawtl ltl4I .. 119 --ltooll Wftlll>ld.
11111 • ....,. to • 111 wrlllflt 8'lf Wiii llo r«alwel It tie atw ... ld offlw at any II-.,._ ,._ llrtl ,...lulieft ......... ,,. .............. .
Datadlllit-clo'(4'f~, "'' IOLSIHOell ............ ,..,,,,_ ............
OolcMIM
ADMINISTER ESTATE caiuoonla9--·.... •
No A 110670 Ed•.,.., L. FhhtJan, 141S7 E•n1an Oct 10, 11, 7•. ll, '"' USHll
• -· Clrcle. Wftt1TMnsler, Callfomta tMJ
T 0 a I I h e i r s , ln9rld E. Fl•Nlon. "'S7 Elyltan
beneficiaries, c reditors Circle, wenm1ns1er,ca11fon>1atu:i
a nd con1t'nnont c red1'tor• of Thh bu•lneu " condu<t•<I by "'~ ' lndlwidual5 IHUSl>encl & Wllel Donald Gregory Penkoff Ect.an1 L. Fl•N>on/1"9r•d
a nd persons who may be E Fl111tion
th i . t t • Thll SV!l-1 WH Illa! with Ille o erw se tn eres ed 1n the county C•••-of o.anoo c ounty °"
w i II and/or estate : 0<1o11er 1s. ,.,
A petition has been filed FtlllM
b y M a r y M a r g a r e t o:;u:;1~1<>;.-:1 c:;~' D•11:1:i;:·
Penkoff and Clifford Allen · · · · · ·
Corlett in the Superior _.,. 111111TICE
Court of Orange County ___ ,._•-__ 1'1111 ____ _
requesting that Mary
Margaret Penkoff and
Clifford Allen Corlett be
appointed as p ersonal
representatives to
administer the estate of
Donald Gregory Penkoff
(under the Independent
Administration of Estates
Act). The petition is set for
hea r ing in Dept. No. 3 at
700 Civ ic Center Drive,
W est , In the C ity of Santa
Ana, California on
November 25, 1981 at 9:30
a .m .
lllCTITIOUS IUSIMESS
NAME STATIM•NT
The followlnv person' ar• <101n9 llu•lneuu:
IVY, 10061 Talbert, Suitt 2001 Fountain Vellty, Cellfornla tVOI
Mrs. Marilyn l1umlto, 612 Kl~t
Place, Newport B .. cll, C•lllornl• '1MJ
Mr. Todd P-k, 11111 Slenford
~u•. Garden Growt, Calllornle
Mrl. vio. Nor11\up, , .. s-yllne War. Fullerton, Calllornl• mll
Thh buslftff• I• conducted by • oaner•l INl'lnenlllp
Mrs. Vlcla Nor111VP
This s1a1.,,_1 wa• flied •111'1 ,,..
Counly Clerk of Or~ County on Oc· ,_,,,1 .. 1
IF YOU OBJECT to the F112111
gra nting of the petition, Pubu.-Or-coest Dally P1101.
you s hould either appear
a t the hearing and s tate
your object ions or file
Ocl. 10, 11, 2•, )I, 1 .. 1 •.s4~1
PllUC NOTICE
written objec tions with the MOT1cao,.
court before the hearing. "u•uc HH1t1NO Hl'OH
Your appearance may be THlf """""'"oe"OMM1u10M
I n person o r by your ~,:r~:!J:L~:v
flUIUC "811(
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tiit foll-•ne pe,_., " Ool"9 tiu••· no1•1 J E A.HN E C 80RRETT
INT ERIOR DESIGN. IOI E8'1 8elboe loul•••rcl, Balboa, Calltomla t21MI
Ju nrw C. Borrell, 1111°"' East B•llloa Boulewerd, Balboa, C•lllornle ., .. ,
Tllll bWneu I• c~led by en In dlvldua l
Jtanne C. Borrell
Tiii• slatemttlt was llltCI with Ille
County C-of 0r8"Qlt County on Cle· loetr 7, 1 .. 1 •
Fl72717 Pvbllllllcl Orengo Coall Oally Piiot,
Ocl 10, 11, H, 31, 1 .. 1 «.S~I
'tCTITIOUS auStNISS
NAME STATRMaNT
Tiit IOflowl~ !»,_., Is dOIRQ t>usl-MH 8'
HECK ENTERPlllSE. nu South Helheway Slreet, Sat11e An•.
Callfornl• '170S Thomas Erroou HeO, 1'0E ·,,nd
SlrHI. NewPOr1 BHcll, Ca111orr11e ·-Tiii• t>uslnn• Is conclu<led by •n 1n. dlwldv•I
Tllomas I HtO
Tiii• statement wH fll9CI with l?le
Counfy Ci.rtt of Oranoe County on Oc·
t-r 7, "" 1117111> Publlslllel Or-Coesl Dally Piiot, O<t. 10, 11, 7', JI, 1'111 4·7~1
P'lllUC MOYIE
attorney. NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN tN!t I F Y 0 U A R E A on W.-..S.y, -~ II, 1 .. 1, at NS11561
C R E 0 I 1 0 R 7:JO P.m. In Ill• City Council "'CTITIOUSaustNIH 0 r a Chamb.,s, 10200 Slater A¥enue, NAME STATIIMINT
Contingent Creditor Of the Fountain Valley, tllt Plannlno Tiie followln9 person It dolno
deceased you must file Gomm1u1cw1 wt111W11c1 • pu1141c hffrlng 11u11neuas: •
your claim with the court ~,.::.:,..~:=t .... Mt M01~0~u:1c~~~sE:~~~~!si0
or P resent It to the 1>et1t1on ...,.,,ltlld 11r n-"" ,..,_ Pan. Newpw1, N-port ... ~. CA
personal representative .,.., Mlltl "-' WH•-• -•• '*41 appointed by the court ,,.. .. i,u,. *' w a11m1 lwt"9n1 TllorT'N Hllflton Wier, dlO P•A Str .. t. N-por1 N-' .. a<h CA t1*
within four months from c-.ict1..iu .. ,.......,, .... .., Tiit• iivMntu 1a c0Muc:1t0 by ."
the date of first Issuance Petition submitted bY l!dwaro lf'Cllwtctuel.
Of letters as provided In =:~~::·,.:::,~~~1!;',:: Tlllt ~=~•.,., lllM wllll .,_
Section 700 of the Probate -drl'*t ·~111111,,. ..., • .., wino Cwt1ty C'-Of °"'"99 ,_,.,."Oct.
Code of California. The ph11 ,,.. ._.,-a11o11 ,,. .. .., _ _." to,'"'·
time for fttlno claim s will ""'" .,,..m.. ""''"·rec"""°"· 11t111Mt • MWI am-..., 8N otW ----• Pvl>llslled 0r.,.. Coast D•ll'r Pllo1,. not expire prior to four aM ~lclftal eitt••lltM -' ,..,. 0c1. ,., 11, '""· 1. t., "'1 4'lHt
months from the date Of '"*""""' ,.,., 11e1,. 1m,.....-• .,
the hearing noticed above n ... •11 ot Alllertton'• "*'"•' In ,.,.
You MAY EXAMINE• _11101111tn1 ctnttr 1lt11ottd al Illa NUllltatl COf'Mr Of IN lntorteelMn flf
the file kept by the court. ••001111rtt ltrHt wt111 Tat1>ar1
If you are Interested In the :::C"i: ,._..., ,., 1~ ..._
estate you m1y file a '"'' .., 11,1tt11
request with the court to itettllOft a111>m1u.-l>Y oary M.
rec eive special notice of 1t'""i.i '°' • ~ on1co lllUlldlflt
th I t ........ ~ll•flW ..... rA-e nv~n ory of estate •1111•utmate1y uo fttt wut et
assets and of the petitions, MlllMfl• .,....
accounts and r eports THUi MATU1ts ••• "'"'
described In Section 1200.S ~ ,'::'::': •.... ~ •• ~~~
of the Ca.llfomla Probate o.w,_ c-, 6J,• '' ....., .M Code. n. "'-'llfll v•i., Mu111c•• c-.., Tltlt11,
THOSe OISll,IHO TO tetlf't 111 Bruce E. Harrlntt1tn, ,_., 111 _.. ..... to""...,...., E1q., R~, Kendall & w11111et1_.,°""tw11ty"••_. H 1 r r In Ito n • 2 9 t 111• 11111t11c 11 .. r111e . " fwti.or I l11fe'"'"*' , .... ,~ ... ·~ "'•Y MacArtttur, Su te 115, cwect "" ,..__ 0111.._,..," • Newport 8eKt9 Ca. tJMO· ....,, .. ,.. ........ ,...,..,
tol: (714) 752-Da ' :C:,:'"•"lllOO·
~<'*Mite .... .......... Or ... c.!ll o.fl\o ...... ...,,...,.. oo .. e.. Del"' ,...
0<1. II, Hell. I, r, nt1 0041 Oct. Jt1 '"' 4'4J<tl
ASSETS
Tttousands Of
Dolt.rs
Cash and due from depository Institutions •.•••••• 771
Obligatlonsofother U .S . Gov't
agencies and corps ...••...•.•....••.•••..••••••• 299
All other securities .........•......•.........•..... 180
Federal funds sold a nd securities
purchased under agreements
to resell ... ·• •••..•. , ••..•.• , ....•.••.•.•..•.• 4,~
Loans, Total (ex cluding
unearned income) •............••. •,031
less: Allowance for
possible loan losses 10
loans, Net ••..••••••..••..•.••••••..•.•••••• •,021
Bank premises, furniture and
fixtures, and other assets
representing bank premises ..••.•..•.•.•••••••• 816
All other assets .................................. 219
TOTAL ASSETS ................................ 10 713
LIABILITIES '
Demand deposits of Individuals,
.Partnerships, and corporations ..•.••.••.....•• 2, 113
Time and savings ~posits
of Individuals, partnerships,
and corporations .............................. 2.~
Deposits Of U .S. Government ................... , .. 23
Deposits of States and
political subdivisions In
t he United States ••••....•..•..•.• , .•.•..•.•.•.•. 100
Certified and officer s ' c hecks •.•••.••.•.•..••.•.•. 201
Total Deposits •...•••.•.......•.••........•••..• 4,813
Total demand deposits •.....•....... 2,337
Total time & savings deposits .••••.•• 2,546
All other llablllties ....•.......................•... 33
TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding
s ubordinated notes and debentures> ..•.•••••• -4,916
EQUITY CAPITAL
Common s tock
N o . shares authorized . . . . . . ...•... 81 ,000
N o . shares outstanding •.•...•..... 600,0C'I
S urplus .•.••.....•.••..• <.~~~.~all~~ •3·~ ....... 3,M
Undivided profits and reserve
for contingencies and other
capital reserves ••••••••••••.•••••.•.••.•..••• (203)
TOTAL EOUITY CAPITAL ............... -. •••• S,791
TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO
EQUITY CAPITA~EMORANDA ••.•••••••••• 10,~
Amounts of outstanding as of report date:
Standby letters of credit, total ••••••.•••••••••••• , ~
Time certificates of deposit
In denominations of $100,000
or more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • 1,u
Other time deposits In
amouota of s 100,000
or fT"tOf"e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • 10I
Averaoe for 30 c.alendar days
<or calendar month) ending
with report <Nte:
~~1 ~~~d-eisi9.neci 'cii;e<iof.1 · •t1••• ~~
correctness of this statement Of am· • r! llablllttes. Wedectare the1 It'-'*" -af\d to the btst of our knowtedgl Md ...._. Ii
correct. ,
Larry T. Smith
Donald A. Mtller
Dirk C. Eldl9dge
Dltectors c...
I, Roblrt Klhm, Sr. Via P.rt1l•..VCMl .. .:...ef Ii lbcwe~ blM do~ ............. --. . ....,,.._
of Condition 11 trw ..... CWNCt ....... fl M
tcnowlldle and'*"'· RabilrtKIMI
Oc:1Dlll "·... . ....... P\llllllMd Ot ... c:.it.,..., ......: V59o~J ..
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Ortnge Coast DAILY PILOT,S1turd1y, October 31, 1981
The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642-5678
14'1 of people buying real estate havt
read classified ads in the past week, a
national study indicates.
CLASSIFIED I ~~··~: •d ~~.~.~ ....... ~:!:.~.~ ........ ~:.~~ ....... ~.~.~ ........ !~.~.~ ........ ~~.~.~ ....... ~!!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ .......
v 11 rt I at d I " t b I 1 Ge.rel I OOJ G...,.. I OOJ G"'rol -I 002 Q, .. ,.. I 002 1•••rll I 001 ~ I 002 ~.. I 002 GIMf'.. I 002 INDEX newapa~r la aubJtt't lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• the federal Falr ffous. " ...,-:--. ---------111111111 Tt,_. Yttr a.. caa 101 Act or 1JIS8 whlth EASTSIDI M£<..a.<4n.ax.a..n.a.<WL&.<4X4--
mak.et .~' llle11I If) •d· SISS,000 IACK IAY AREA. Atll'il('tive home w/4 Dalebout 642 5678 veru.se anyl)ttferen~e, Onty 110.000 down iiets . 8° L f J k • ll~1~atlon , or dtll You Into this totally re-spacious ~s. rg. am.rm. over oo s
MOUSES FOi SALE rnm1natlon bas~d on modeled 4 Bdrm home. covered patio & rose garden. Owner Bay & Beach WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO.
Proudly Presents: :1.1,.i.,.. :::: race, color, rellg1on, Larae comer lot Kol will finance. OPEN SUN l ·S. 237~
a.llloel'wnt11>•I· IOlll sex, or nat~I origin, pond loo•Won 'tlasi call REDLANDS, BACK BAY. N.B. Only Real Estate
(}eorgian Cotnial f:!'~,":-:,,i,t~th ::: ~r an5in~nup~eflore"'nake now t ' $2 10.000.
v;. ;.,.. 'lll4 ny uc e ~~· Cl) SEA COVE ~cJ...W:..\ou•r ::: ~~~\~:,\~:: or diti· ~ PROPERTIES rlHIHSULA rt. Just listed! Attractive 5 :~~:,111101111c ... h :: 714-63 •·6990 Br, 2·story colonial on lrg lot w 1312 REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 Bi9 Canyon Country Club 1.Acw1•11 .. rh :: This newspaper will not 1._ ________
1
baths, bri<'k patio S495,IXXI. t:::!~:~~1 1162 knowingly accept any 1·
ae ...... v.... ::: advertising for real VIEWVIEWVIEW LIDO ISLE BAY VIEW! 4 Br home on ... I
~C.::h 16 estate wluch is m v1oh1-Spyglass view, S750.000 I
s...J-..11 •P<•'""" :~11 t~nofthelaw . .;..;........__ owner may carry rg corner lot. Sep-.rate 2 Br unit over t:".:::h ::1 ________ 1 Harbor View View, garage. Lrg assumable low interest
COME WITH US ••. TO IEACON
IA Y. W attrlrot1t. Ff•e bedroofl\•·
Moid'1 rootn. Dtft. Wit wfth prKf1i611 ~ ....tical styt.. Hugt pitr Md allp.
F.tasHc haritor •!.w. Sl ,400.000 ~..':'.::· :: $725.000 loan . $575,000.
11-.1o.._,!lo1o 11w ERRORS: Acfftrtisen D E S ER T H 0 T
IUl mm ~ c'-d ...... odt SPRINGS "'""'•'°''-It 1M1 ... _.i•ty _....= -. View motel, S3SO.OOO :=:,-;;:.:,',~'"" ::z - -.... -4 BR view home,
....._Pr-"' ltOO r'Of'$ lllMM • Tl.. ' 1195,000 lffftftf'f) ..... , lr\',., 1l00 D "ILY -or l0111mm1•t l'._r1, >MN ~ ...... -.-s .Mobile Home, pool & =:"' .. ""~::~:~:.. :too l abilty for the flnt spa, Sl9.SOO
1.._. \11>< 14ou• •!lOO htcorrect i111•rtlon I 640-6161
1-"'-"> ""' =~~-"· ~~ Oftfy. ~=.H~~;r~,~,' ;:1--------~ l.lr~loPrOll ll;.;> ~ ~ .. ~~~:.~"' = Hottsesforw. VOGEL =:rti::·.~~.:-.·:;:· ~ ....................... PAc•~• .. Ru1i:.111tV.•n1..i 2IOO GtMrot 1002 A& • .._
RENTALS ....................... 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!! ''°"'"' 1.,(,.twod )100 lloo~"' 1.olurnah«I ui;o 1:1::.,:;,~':n": .~:.'. !: FORCLOSUIE COl!llom1nium.tn1 ~ Nice home, family area. i:::=:: [~:· ~ don't miss this chance
lluplq" t'urn Ull• Assume loan 4 BR. fam °"""'"Lnl jf,(.\j ~= ~::,. ~ SELLER rm. ~~root lol ,..,, w /FiNANCE! lf lllrr;Jrtfllm
11-• eo.1d !: 3 8 d rm home p I us 962 4471 ( • 1 :i=• .::::; ::~ 1 n I a v. q u a r t er s 111!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' !!!II. !!Ill~ I '"'"'"'"11...... 1lliJ Lorated in beautiful ~~'!i~R~".':!~ ~ .irea of Westchrr. closl.' ------~'9 c.,., .. , .. 11... 1.llO 1n to ="ev.port Beal·h A Ottott lt•,.hl MJO m I t I BuM ..... 11..,1•1 us.t us o :. e l' . on \ I
lod""'11l llMl•I llUI $167 .000
::i-.t .... ..i ~~. ~j Mil.M" lt~"4·b -
BUSHIESS, INVEST·
MENT. FINANCE
=~.:; =
lo• ....... ll llppor1 I IOU ~75-3411
'"'"""""' "'•llll'd -11-)IOl..o•• ~
ll-1 V.1111e<1• !IOI --~~~~=---ll""41t lh Tn1 !411).
ANNOUNCEMENTS, j CHOICE BUY!
PERSONALS & 1 $ I 04, 900 LOST&fOUND I Highly upgraded 2 =""'"" ~:~ Bdrm . Irvine Condo 1..ts11 sa1ir., 1ao1 Beau11ru1 wall cover · le~~... ~ ings. levelors, drapes
Soml c1u11o• W.AI plus pool. spa. rec room. T••••1' .,.'° Take over existing SERVICES ' financing. Call for de-
Strvir• 0.rft'lor) "''" lails ! 646-7171 EMrtOYM£NT &
PRrrAHTION s.-. 1 .. ,,,.., .....
J04>W1&10<1• IMtpV.1"'«1 M • >
MERCHANDISE
~ AppftMC'f"\ A-ltft =~= .W.&lf'flil' ~rao 4' f:qwjH!'<OI
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
Opett Sat/S. 1-4:30
34 I 5 Oeftll 11. CdM See for yourself this
spectacular view from
all rooms. Hear the
breakers. 3 bdrm + den Owner will help hnance
Only Sl.250,000.
Open S•°"'Y 1-4:30
466 lroadwoy, C.M. Immaculate 3 bdrm. lge
yard, $159.950. Sale re·
quires court conftrma · ti on
MAURY STAUFFH
SEA LION REAL TY
673-5354
BIG CANYON
CONDO STEALS!
lltENINSULA 11t'OINT. Low 1nlerest
financing for lhts new luxury home. 4
BR w/sep fam . rm. Formal dining. 3
car garage. 3 fireplaces. $6.55,000.
DUlltLEX. Near lhe oeean. Xlnt starter
property at Sl87.500.
DAVIDSON REALTY INC
• • • 1, • i JObO
* * * * * * Heritage Collection
MESA VERDE CONDO
$15,000 down. Excellent fi nancing,
owner may carry balance on AITD at
12<'(. 2 Bdrm, double garage, terrific
area. Asking S95.IXXI. Call 540-1151
HUGE LOT-GREAT TERMS!
3 Bdrm corner lot, detached garage,
over 8,000 sq ft lot in North Costa
Mesa. $86,600 assumable with 12.43"/r
effective interest rate. See this cozy
home. Call 540·1151 ·
ERITAGE
DUPLEX, S.W.OOOdwn.
OlltEN TODAY 1-4:30
COME WITH US •.. TO DOVER SHORES.
Eleq0td txtcutl•e home. Four bedroom.
hatMd ceflifHJs lri IM119 room. Three brick
fl...,loces. SUdltt9 roof in atriUM combltiH
l11door-olltdoorll•ltMJ.Lo•tfybcry•lew.Pool.
I 906 GALAXY DRIVE .•••...... $600,000
COME WITH US ... TO .WESTCLIFF.
lltrlde of ownership is nldent In this
1pacfOt11 four bedroom hom.. Beomed
c•lling1 In IMfHJ room and dining room.
Und brick patio. Pool lfod yard. Extro
parldfHJ. OlltEN SAT. SUM
I I 18 SOMERSET LANE .....••• $495,000
COME WITH US ... TO IAYCREST.
lright and chttrful. Three spacious
btdrOCNM. TasteNly dtcorated. Diftiftg ond
family rooms. Shows like o model. OPEN
SAT. SUM.
1921 TRADEWIMDS LANE .....• $325,000
COME WITH US ... TO HARBOR
HIGHLANDS. Just listed spociCM1s sinqle
l.•el fi•e bedroom hotw. 2900 square
feet lhhtg space. Hardwood floors.
Cop~r pMnbing. OP!H SAT. SUH
160 I WARWICK LANE ........ S289,500
COME WITH US ... TO MESA VERDE.
Two lto'J• Four ltdrooms. Quiet cul de
soc location. 40 foot solor htoted pool.
Near schools Oftd 1hoppincj.
1658 UT AH CIRCLE .•........ 5185,000
1617 WESTCLIFF DR. N.l 631-7300
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M0~~60CUl~~s 2 DWUX l IDRMSTEAL! a· c St to 1..-~ h 4 & 3 Xlnt cond J..rgyrd, Good IQ anvon BR I eps .,.,..c , up Jocalion.Assume92:S"I' CUS11'>M CO~TEM +den recenlly redec down. 2 balhs each. Onlv S92,000. Won't beat PORA RY architecture S232 oOO L/H Also 2 BR Furmsb '°' winter /sum-1
1 Ba'. 616 Begoni~. 1775 mer rentals. Good his-thtJ' Patrick Tenore. provides an abundance
mo I tory. Fee. Priced at or space & hght In this
S33S ooo 5000 sq ft golf course CallSaraMarvmat • · view home 4 bdrm.
OH THE 8TH GREEN
A masterpiere of elegance and dignity overlooking the lush
green fairn Cly::. Created by Newport's finest builder. Top
quality crafts manship & materials. abundant imported
marble , air tood1twning plu:. numerous othe r fine
appointments Statclv marble floored rover with im pressive
ci rcular stairway. F.le~ant rrystal chandelier. Lux urious
master suite + I acld1t1om1I hl'droom:.. cath with its own
prirate bath. Banquet size dtnml? room. nchl.\ paneled fam1!~· room \\1th marble f1replaee and ''et bar. fully
paneled family room \\1lh marble f1rcplare and wet bar.
fully paneled billiard room with bar Refrigerated wine
room. Pnted at S2.15o,ooo Opt.·n 2 eta~ sonly
9 IVERHESS LANE SAT & SUH 1-5 PM
ELEGANT "VERSAILLES"·EXCLUSIVE
OH llG CANYON GOLF COURSE
Spec:ta('ular lJeane lfome!> "\'crsa1 1les" located on largest
lot of all Dranl' lloml's Bc<.1ut1ful i.:olf course View~
Professionally landscaped yC1rd with mature trees in a
private park-like setting mC'ludmg ti lo' ety larg~ pool and
huge spa + an attractive gazebo Gated front courtyard
entry with fountain ~l arble floor in fo~·er with glittering
chandelier. 4 Bedroom-;. den . lormCJI dining room a nd 412
baths. Call for appoinlmt·nt to st•e S95o.ono.
2·STORY DUPLEX-NEWPORT BUCH
STEPS TO BEACH-OWMER FINANCE
Call today lo see this r111e duplt•x LI\'(' in one unit and rent
the othl'r. ·t Red room-. and 2 b:.ith~ in upper. 2 bedrooms and
l bath m lower. F1repl<i<'t1 m carh om(' \'te\\ of ocean.
O\\ner will earn 1st trust deed and note of S230.llOO rnterest
only. ~o loan fee Ask S2i9.500
FOR LUSE-S 1,500 MONTH
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2 & 3 Bdrms avail
$184 ,000 -$235.000
w terms! Must liqwdate
now. Patrick Tenore, Unique Homes. I family rm. dtmng rm. 3 __ 675-6000&675-5688 car ga rage $1.750.000I
Fantastic value. 4Br. ram with generous owner
rm. pool. finest area I i--------1 financing
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mt Deserted 3 Bdrm start.er
::: in good neighborhood
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Ill!/ m. :m ANAHEIM HILLS!
r..-. Execut1\'e East Ridge ::;g Estate 4 Bdrm home.
m: features famil y room. ~~ formal dining room. m~ pool and spa. Plus. ~1: \•iev.s of city hghts and
''"' canyon belov. Custom ~!: throughout Call for
~~ apJ>Ointment '289.500
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pool. spa Water sof tener. intercom. GOO.
stone frpk. excell area.
Low down OWC, as
sume S98.500. MUST SELL!!!
All Offers Considered!
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ow ner will finance! Patrick Tenore. rltr 7S9·1221
CUSTOM ICH HSE
Authentic Meltician tile work . skylites. 3Ba. 4Br.
huge brick & natural
wood thruout. Open Sun
I. 4 2124 Mir mar.
Balboa.
JUSTUSnD Lg. 2 sty, formal din rm.
3Br, 2 frpks, huge fami·
ly rm . 123.5,000. Open Sat
1·4. 43216th Pl. C.M
642-7404
Alie for Ron Lowe
~NEWPORT I:\....~~ HORIZONS
~ REA!-TY
Looking '°' a home of your own! You'll find
many homes advertised for sale in Classified every day. ____ _
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SAT & SUH 1.5 PM Asking s1J1.900 Make 1:11!1!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!~ Rcr. L....Opfioft Linda Isle
ofr Bkr848-0'700 j -Balboa bland couage. SPACE FORJBOATSin
26 CANYON ISLAND DR.
Unt & Associates even next to bayeron1 rron1orthl54bdrmcon-
Huge garage·wul above temparary home 2story I
RE"l ESTATE If you _wouJ~ rather buy entry , dining rm, family ,, great fmancmg. rm , bi 11 i a rd r m .
We ore priYl1e9ed to presettt an e11cff·
ing •ltw property. #9 Muir ltoch
Cir.
Outstanding CdM cstm offers the
ultimate to the most dis-
crimin ate. Dramallc courtyard
pool entry to impressive 2-sty
foyer. Mstr suite wi th His & Her
sitting rooms & 2 of 4 frplcs , 4
s ub seque nt Bdrms w1Ba .
gourmet kitch .. formal din rm.
spacious family rm. wet bar,
game rm a II with ocean & city
lite vus. Country french in design
& offered at 2.3 million. Shown by
appt. only. Vee Stinson
Groclou1 11-rm cstm caters to the
connoisseur, formal mirror & tile
entry, winding stairway to upper
level living. opn beams thruout. 3
fplcs. sauna. s pa. 4 car gar. Most
rooms boast of patios & vus.
OWC lst TO. Offered at 1.21".I
million. Jeri Hunt.
1509 Hl9hto.d Dr· all the essential
luxuries are here -Make an of-
fer on 4 spacious Brs, 3 Ba, fami-
ly rm. 2 car garage, lrg pool &
patio. Opn Sun 1-5. Vee Stinson
Collfon1la Lifestyle J .M. Peters
luxurious townhouse offers 2 'Bdr,
den, 212 Ba , cstm shutters, A/C,
end unit. Opn Sat/Sun 1-5 J9
KLamath. Vee Stinson. Asking
$195,000.
25 I 0 Aldtr Ln • compare value at
$139,900. 3 Br, 2th Ba, wet bar, 2
car gar, lrg mstr suite w/frplc &
walk·in closet. A must see. Vee
Stinson. ·•
Spacious adult 2 Br condo, W ID,
comm. pool & rec .-m. 2 car gar.
• $795 pr mo. J ery Hunt
&31·7600
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673-1700 Waler on 2 sides.I
Sl.750,000 with SS00.000 . down, owner will carry. Ocean&LhVu Pool. spa & tennis. Lrg like new 3 8dr + den.
Assume 91'2~ interest. $475,000. Terms! Patrick Tenore, agt. 759·1221 s~o~~oo I GIAHTFAMILY
3 Bdrm h'uge back I HOME, $187,000 yard-great Cor first Excellent Costa Mesa
Wanl Ad Help? 64z.5678 ; time buyer -don't miss neighborhood ' Living ~=-'-.;;.;;;..:.=.:_...:.._-"-"'~=1 th.isooe.Callnow ' I room features-coty
2.5 AC. ESTATE New huge hilltop estate.
360 deg vu to ocean.
Pool. elec. gate. horses
& much mo re! Call Patrick Tenore. agt
7~9·1221 ~-·••••mi••••••lllllli. ·@ SEA COVE 1 fireplace Sunny family room• 3 large bdrms. FAMILY tlJME PROPERTIES Secluded yard on cul de
714-631-6990 sac Flexible terms' Terrific value! Owner has moved ~S S U-M E V-... Call673-MSO and reduced the price on this "' """1
spacious. 3800 sq. ft., custom built LOAN 1LtiJ.~~
home to only $389,500. 4 bdrms. Freshly painted J Bd 112 j $.1MjJm:.1 offi~e. formal dining rm .. huge Ba. 2 car garage near :---------
Assumable loan. 2000 sq rt s120.ooo. owe with
$251000 down. 532-4645. family rm. a nd poof. Large pie So. Coast Plata, J swim:
s h a p e d I 0 t . 2 f i re p I a c e s pools. owe 2nd T D On·
professional stand up wet bar, lots ~ei~.!!~~~:~.~~n I
of sto~age and much. much more.
Submit on terms. Owner will
finance. Open house Sat. and Sun
1·5. Be sure to see 1730 Mar.Lin Wa y
Baycrest, N .B. . '
17 I 4J 673-4400
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HARIOR. RIDGE
An exquisite offering Elegant & spa<'ious 3
bdrm + family room, 1
lev. home w/panoramic vista of harbor .
coastline, ocean & night
lights. Prestige. com-
fort. luxury & security.
Reduced, now $739.000.
lOwner ftnancing l Agt
64().SS6()
VIEW HOME IN
HIWPOIT IUCH!
For under $300.000
Su-perb views or
Catalina and city hghls, from living room and
formal dining room Perfect 4 Bdrm home
for entertaining and
famil y living Security
and privacy provided by l trge frnnt
courtyard. Recently
re· rt um bed copper
Ca I :1boul Hlltr finanelna S299.000.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
MAME YOUR TERMS
on this Laguna 3BR with ocean
and canyon \'iews. Very secluded
plus anxious seller who will
create low payments Just for you.
Reduced to S289.900.
PICTURE PERFECT
Parklike greens in Irvine. 3 BR
2 Ba e nd untt on cul de-sac.
Financing <'an be assum plus
own. will as!.1st. Heady to mo\'e
in at $156.000
HO QUALIFYING
I 0% INTEREST
On this adorable 3 BR lluntington
Beach starter <'omplete with pool
and priced to sell at just S135.000. Hurry~
LIKE TO IARTER?
Motivated seller will sell or trade
a choice Spyglass 4 BR on corner
lot. Try creative terms including
gems. Only $459.500 .
SIETHISIA
Jo'rom this Spyglass 4 BR. f am •
room , 21:1 bath o n qu1tt
cul·de·11c. Offered 1t-.soo .
DIRECTORY
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 HOAOOM
•16 Driftwood, Irvine
559·5001 $139,990 Sal/Sun 10-4
• •3314 W. Oceanfront. Penin., NB
631·1400 S499,500 Sun 1-5
21462 Pacific Cst Hwy ISp84J . ltB
540-5937 Sun 10·5
117 Marine Avenue. Balboa Isl., NB
631-1400 S323,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
Z IR plus FAM RM or DEH
15 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB
640-5777 $1 .8 million Sun 1·5
2502 Crestview ( Bayshores > NB
645-4419 S259,950 Sun 1·4 :30
56 Arboles (Rancho San Joaq> Irv.
675-6000 S209,000 Sat 1·5
227 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle. NB
644-9060 $365,000 Sun 1·5
3462 Windsor <Wimbldn Vig > CM
645-0303 Sl79.500 Sat 1·4
3 IEDROOM
421 E. 20th St. ( E/Side I CM
548-4951 Sl80.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
19271 Sierra Cadiz. Irvine
752-1324 Sat Sun 1·5
618 Marigold. Corona det Mar
640-4521 S380,000 Sal/Sun 1·€
616 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle. NB
673-7300 S387,592 Sat 1-~
104 Via Palermo. Lido Isle. NB
673-7300 Sun 1·5
#9 Rue Grand Vallee. Big Cyn, NB
644-6200 $675.CMXJ Sal/Sun 1-~
#3 Vienna. Harbor Ridge. NB
675-2311 S495,000 Sun 1-~
45 Dogwood . Irvine
640-9900 Sl56.000 Sat 1-4
• • 354 62nd St., Newport Bch
759-1501 $230,000 Sat 12-~
5302 Neptune. Newport Beach
631 -1266 S239.500 Sat 2·5
466 Broadway. Costa Mesa
673-5354 Sl59.950 Su nl·4:3t
113 Via Ra ve nna, Lido Isle, N.B.
631-1400 $355,000 Sunl-5
30240cean Blvd .. CdM 1N.B.
631-1400 Sl.350.000 Sal/Sun l ·5
4410 Sunswept, Santa Ana
631-1400 $115,000 Sun 1-5
204 Via Eboli. Lido lste.N.B.
644-9060 $595,500 Sat l ·5
2005 Vista Cajon. Bluffs. N.B.
644-9060 S219.900 Sun l ·5
503 A \'enida Campana. Bluffs.:-\ B
673-7300 $425,000 Sun 1-4
2222 S. Glenarbor. Santa Ana
963·6767 $96.650 Sat 1-5
14862 Bowling Green. Westminster
963-6767 $144.950
Sat 12·31Sun 1 :30·5
3 IR plus FAM RM or DEN
3013 Nesta II Rd .. Laguna Bch
497-3511 S239.500 Sat Sun 12-5
210 Via San Remo. Newport Beach
673·2556 Sat/Sun 1-5
••3711 Seashore. Newport Bch
673-6578 S895,000 Sat1Sun 10-4
222 Lugonia'. Newport Beach
774-8200 $179.000 Sun l·5
3032 Carob. Newport Beach
644-7020 S244.950 Sat/Sun 1-5
>31 Buena Vista. Laguna Beach
494-1177 Sat/Sun 2-5
•4601 Ca mden (CameoShrs ) NB
759-1221 $925.000 Sun 12·5
•3617 S. Timber. Santa Ana
759-1221 Sun 1·4
715 Bellis SL C Eastbluffl NB
644-0723 $280,000 Sat/Sun 12 . 30·5
209 Via Cordova, Lido Isle. N.B.
673-7300 $418.000 Sat'Sun 1·4
307 Poinsettia <Old CdM l CdM
675-6000 $525.000 Sat 1 ·5
#15 Mallard. lr\'inc
551-3000 S210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3007 Harbor View Dr. 1HVH!s l CdM
640-6161 $725.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
214 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle. N.B.
675-6161 S420,cXxl Sun 1-5
120 Via Quito. Lido Isle. NB
675-6161 S475,000 Sun 1-5
1393 Galaxy C Dover Shores l NB
642·5200 $525.000 Sall Sun l ·5
1905 Yacht Camilla, Sea\'1ew. NB
644-6200 $429,500 Sat 1-5
•2283 Waterman. Back Bay, Npt
Bch
631-1400 $235.000 Sat 1·5
• •3415 Ocean Bl.. Corona del Mar
673-5354 Sl.250.000 Sat, Sun 1·4·30
2298 Redlands, Back Bay, N.B.
631-1400 $265,000 Sun I ~s
•2311 Fairhill, Back Bay, NB
631-1400 $192,000 Sun 1·5.
17206 Citron. Irvine
640·9900 $160.000 Sat 1·4
2501 Sunflower. A7. So.Cst Area. SA
552-1800 $114.900 Sat l·S
1014 Secretarial, Costa Mesa
759·1501 $239.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1761 Port Manleigh. HVH, NB
759·1501 S269.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2331 Cliff Or .. Newport Hghts. NB
631-1400 $795.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2596 Temple Hills Dr .. Laguna
640-9900 $289.900 Sat l·S
264 E. Bay St.. Eastside. C.M.
631-7300 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 :30
25162nd St.. Newport Beach
631-7300 $152.900 Sal/Sun 1-4 :30
1930 Port Bristol Cir .. HVH, NB
631·7300 $268.s<kH"ee Sun 1·4:30
2116 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB
631-7300 $239.~ Sun 1·4:30
2715 Bayshore Dr., Uayshores, N ij
644·9060 $330,000-L.H. Sun 1·5
1921 Tradewinds Ln. Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $325,(Xk) F&t/Sun 1·4·30
2987 Quedada. Bluffs. NB
644-9060 $273,500-Fee Sun 1-5
1907 Tradewinds. Baycrest, NB
644-9060 $325,000 Sat 1·5
• 1472 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shrs. NB
642-2510 $715,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
2612 Redlands <EISidel CM
642·6368 Sl54,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
4006 Inlet Isle (HVHls > CdM
675-3411 $299,500 Sun 1·5
3025Samoa (Mesa Verdel CM
759-1616 Sl39.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2732 Gannet <Mesa Verde l CM
645-0303 $204.900 St 10·5
3 IR plus UIR.ARY
304 Narcissus. Corona del Mar
675·6900 Sal/Sun 1·5
4 BEDROOM
3320Seaview. Coronadel Mar
833-2801 Sal/Sun
204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle
640-5777 S625,000 Sun 1·5
24546 Los Serra nos, Lag. Niguel
497 -4511 $159.500 Sun 1·5
6031 Kelsev Cr .. Huntington Bch
962-5585. S122,900 Sat 1-5
131 Via Undine . Lido Isle. NB
673-7300 Sat Sun 1-5
118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle. N.B.
673· 7300 Sat /Sun 1-5
1207 Sussex Ln. (Westcliff) NB
759-9100 S284.000 Sat 1·4 :30 * • 8 Col hns Is I.. Balboa Isl.. NB
631 ·1400 Sl.200,000 Sat Sun 1-5
1860 New Jersev. Costa Mesa
546·2313 Sl32,ooo Sat1Sun 1·4:30
4 IR plus FAM RM or DEW
210 Via San Remo. Lido Isl. NB
673-2556 Sat/Sun 1-5
•3165 Bermuda. Cost<1 Mesa
631 -1266 SI59,500 Sat/Sun l·S
420 Dahlia. Corona del Mar
640-6825 $625.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
2018 Port Ramsgate. HVH . N.B.
759-0244 $314 .000 Sat1Sun 1·5
1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shrs. NB
548-5647 S420,000 Sat/Sun
• • 1706 E. Oceanfront. Balboa
Penin.
675·8676 Sat/Sun 12·5
1533 Tahiti. Laguna Beach
497-5454 S529,500 Sat1Sun 1-5
2531 Bamboo. Eastbluff. N.B.
642·2171 S200,000 Sun 12·4 · 30
1521 Tahiti. Laguna Beach
497-5454 $529.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2375 Redlands. Back Bay. N.B.
673·7060 S210.000 Sun 1·5
105 San Re mo. Lido Isle, NB
673·7300 Sat/Sun 1 5
1205 Sand Key <HVHlsl CdM
675-6000 $487.500 Sat 1·5
512 Ventaja (Bluffs) NB
675·6000 $289,000 Sat Sun 1·5
12292 Circula Panorama. Santa Ana
894-7521 S399.000 Sat 1-5
2646 Basswood SL (£.bluff) NB
759-9100 S229,500 Sat 12·5
•2221 Arbutus <E.bluff) NB
760-0835 S315,000 Sat l ·5
542 Harbor Island Dr. (Prom Bay )
NB
759·9100 Sl.400.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2121 Yacht Yankee <Seaview> NB
759-9100 $383.000 SattSun 1-5
•l Trafalgar. Hrbr Ridge. NB
644-6200 $1:795.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
48Sequoia Tree <Univ Pk ) Irv.
642·5200 $157.500 Sal/Sun 1-4
•1730 Marlin Way, Baycrest. NB
673-4400 $389,500 Sal/Sun 1·5
20Salsburg, Hrbr Rdge, N.B.
644 -6200 $625.000 Sat1Sun I :30·5
••208Grand Canal. Balboa Isl, NB
673-6900 $675.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• •2274 Channel Rd .. Balboa Penin
675-2311 $1,345,000 Sat 1-5
614 Gary Pl.. Newport Heights
646-2017 $269,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2130 Santiago Dr., Dover Shrs. NB
631-7300 $371,400-Fee Sun 1-4:30
1315 Antigua Way, Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $360,000 Sun 1-4:30
2391 Bay Farm PI.. Back Bay, NB
631-7300 $199.700 Sun 1-4:30
29842 Stordahl Cir .. Lag. Niguel
499-1320 $260.000 Sun 1-5
27886 Horseshoe Bend. Stoneridge,
SJC
499-1320 $555,000 Sun 2-5 * • 1617 Bayside Dr.
<Yachts mans Cove) CdM
644-9060 $1.950.000 Sun 1·5
1118 Somerset Ln., Westcliff, NB
631 -7300 $495.000 Fee Sat/Sun
1·4:30 1906 Galaxy Dr., Dover Sbrs,
NB
631-7300 $600,000 Sat 1-4 :30
•1658 Utah Circle, Mesa Verde, CM
631-7300 $185.CXX> Sat 1-4:30
1647 Reef View Cir, Spyglass Rdge,
CdM
644-9060 $450,000.Fec Sun 2-S
974 Del Mar, Laguna Beach
494·1014 $439.900 Sun 12..t
15 Cedar Ridee. Trtlrk HJn. Irv.
675·3411 S350,000 Sat/Sun l·S
2753 Vista Umbrosa (Bluffs) NB
673-SSSO $335,000 Sat 1·5
154 E. Bay tE/Side) C.M.
645--0303 $145,000 Sal 11·5
4 U • UIAAIY 304 Narci us, Coronadel Mar
675-6900 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 llDIOOM
• •824 W. Bay Ave .• Penin. NB
631·1400 $1 ,550,000 Sat/Sun 1 5
J. H ,.,. 'AM IM w DIM
•2007 Kewamee Dr., Irv. Terr. CdM
673·3745 $495,000 Sun 1·5
• 1792 Oriole Dr. (Mesa Verde> CM
979-9789 $315,00> Sun 12-5
1226 Polaris, Dover Shores. NB
494-1177 Sat/Sun 1-5
• • 2600 Bayshore, Newport Bch
759-1221 Sat/Sun 1 4
1500Warwick Ln. Westclifr, NB
673-7300 $349,000 Sat 1-4
•5250 Honeywood Ln, Anaheim Hills
673-7300 $269.000 Sun 12-5
1500 Highland (Westclif() NB
642-5200 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•23 Narbonne. Harbor Ridge, NB
644-6200 $2,500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
7 Royal St. George Rd., Big Cyn, NB
644-4455 Sat/Sun 12·4
•3 Muir Beach, Newport Beach
640-9900 S2.300.000 Sat 1-4
1601 Warwick Ln. Hrbr Hinds, NB
631 -7300 $289,500 Sa t/Sun 1·4:30
1601 Warwick Ln. Hrbr Hinds. NB
631·7300 $289.500 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
• •314 Morningstar, Dover Stirs. NB
644-9060 $1.350.000·Fee Sun 1·4
1956 flamingo (l\Iesa Verdel CM
645·0303 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
6 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
8 Cypress Point. Big Cyn. NB
640·5777 Sl.7 million Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
STUDIO
300 Cagney 'Ln nOJ. Versailles. NB
673-7300 Sun J.4
2 IB>ROOM
•8 Baruna Ct, NwptCresl. NB
673-7300 Sal 1-4
•2067 Vista dtl Oro (Bluffs) NB
759-9100 S255,000 Sat 1-5
• 102 Scholz. Ph34, Versailles. NB
673 -7300 $256,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
•25 Canyon Island Dr. Big Cyn, NB
675-5200 $265.000 Sun 1·4
• 14 Landfall Ct. Nwpt Crst. NB
673-7300 Sun 2·5
200 McNeil #112, Versailles . NB
759-1501 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1033 Bayside Cove East. The Cove
644 -9060 $680.000 Sun H
2 IR ,-, FAM RM or DEN
•633 Lido f>ark Dr. E·l. NB
673-0245 $575.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 17 Odyssey Crt .. Newport Crest.
NB
631-1400 $229.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
#7 Lago Sud. RSJ, Irvine
552·4477 $195.000
3 BEDROOM
•271·8 Alton. So. Cst Plaza area
673-7300 $98,600 Sat 12-5
559 Vista Flora. The Bluffs. NB
631-1400 $248.800 Sun 1·5
2007 Baja. Bluffs. Newi\rt Bch
631-7200 S209.500 Sat1Sun 1·4 :30
862 Bear Creek. Costa Mesa
675-3411 Sl34.950 Sal/Sun 1·5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
18601 Newland #69, Hunt. Bch
536·7542 Sat/Sun 12-5
1S601 Newland #54, Hunt. Beach
536-7542 Sal/Sun 12·5
21462 Pacihc Cst Hwy CSp438 l HB
540-5937 Sat 10·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 IR pM I IR
1911 Cliff Dr .. Newport Hghts. NB
631-1400 $335,000 Sun 1·5
621-621 112 Acacia, CdM
752·5! ll $322,000 Sal/Sun i -5
2-2 llDROOM
* •105 N. Bayfront, Balboa Isl. NB
642-5200 $750,000 Sat 1-5
3 IR plus 2 IR
718 Heliotrope COid CdM) CdM
• 675-6000 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
HOUSE FOR LEASE
l II ,... F.,_. RM or D ..
1721 Kings Rd .• Newport Beach
759·1501 Sal/Sun 1-5
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IUCCOU
Executive bulll home wtlh double door entry;
leadl lnto 1 formal Uv·
tn1 room, formal dln1n1
room. huae r1mlly
room, stone flrepl1re,
country kitchen. All
overlooks 1pectacular
pool end spa. Elepnt
master auite, 3 other
larce bdrms, plus a den
with bulltin bootcases
Truly 1n uttutl ve home for only $3U,<KK>. Owner
will help wilh flnanclna.
Call now, S4G-2313
ti~li4
MIMI ESTA TE!
4 Bdrm custom hom.,•
within steps ot No.
Laauoa beaches, breathtaking views of
surf, sand and rily
hghls of Dan11 Point.
Ca ll for d etails,
$885,000
$98,950
COSTA MESA Owner will carry f111anc·
Ing with small down ! 3
Bdrm. Well maintained.
Great bargain. act now!
5'6·2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
IEST BUY!
In Harbor View Hills
Immaculate 3 Bdrm ~ family room . newly
ca rpeled. fresh paint
inside and oul. Yard
site w1 II acromodate
room add1uon or pool.
Quiet street location.
Seller w11l t'arry large
Isl or 2nd TD. Open
Sunday 1·5. $299.500
DON1'RENT
$88,900
Singles find a partner &
buy! Only $44,450 earh.
Two btg private. I separate bdrms. each
..
with lull baths Quiel
pride or ownership. hid·
den away I level rondo
with pool and rommuni· 1 ty rer room Near S.
Coast Plaza Call about
terms. 7S2-1700 · 1
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
NEWPORT HG TS
$250,000
Now with pnre & terms
to sell ! Gorgeous 3 Br
cottage, 0 .W
FINANCE. Opn Sat/Sun
l ·S. 520 REDLANDS.
Rae Rodg ers. agt
631-1266
* $I SK DOWt•h
DESPSATE!
4 Bdrm 2 b3 pool born~. Assume hi-balance loan owe straight note
SUCCESS REALTY
549·7991
PROBATE SALE
Low priced CdM duplex,
2 blks to waler! Priced
to sell fast . Good terms.
Call Jeanne Salter, agt
for details. 7S· l.Z21
IUILDERS
O,,ORTUMITY!
R·2 lot, located So. of
Coast Highway in
Co r ona de! Mar
Tremendous g rowlh
potential, submit your terms 1230.000
CINi J 1o.1ta Prime C«oia cfe1 M.,
locauon. Two 2 Bdrm
unlta, uctllalt COftdl
lion, low down owe. Aat111s sm.mo
3 YEARS HEW
Sharp 4 bdr w/bonus room & secret "Kiddie Ka~·
tie" inside. Mini fa rm, play area and large .Patio
outside. All this for $148,000 and the loan 1s as·
sumable. Call Anne McCasland 63 1-1266.
TERRJRC TERMS
2br condo in Mesa Verde. Assume $61,000 at 10',
OWC $10.000. Full Price $96.900 . Call Anne
Mccasland 631 ·1266.
MO MONEY OOWH
Builder wi II carrv S25.000 for 3 yrs on this 2br con
do. Only l year old. Sll4,900. Call Anne Mccasland
631-1266.
BUY THIS OHE VA TERMS
Brand new listing. 3bdr. + lg., cozy fam . rm.
w/fireplal'e. Excel. \'alue in Costa Mesa at
Sl22.500. JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631·1266.
CHARMING
Price reduced on Mesa Verde home. Onw ers ha ve
moved and are anxious to sell. Best Joe .• great
street. J ACKI E HANDLEMAN 631 ·1266.
GOl.FCOURSE
Custom. one of a kind home on Mesa Verde Coun·
try Club golf course. 4bdrs . fam . rm . rumpus
rm., pool w spa and lighted paddle tennis. Lots of
trees. very private & secluded. JA CKIE
HANDLl::MAN 631-1266.
TRADE ORANGE & AVOCADO RAHCH
78 ac Vattev Center. sub map compl 4 sep par.
Sell or trade all or part for home in Npt. .. Laguna
or Mission Viejo. $1,200,000. Bob or Dovie Koop.
759· 12'21.
NEWPORT CREST 4 INVESTORS
Ocean Vu . 4Bd & 3Ba. Fam rm. wet bar. d1.n rm,
pool, tennis. walk to beach. $210,000 Submit any
offer. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759-1221.
LINDA ISLE
180" Turning Basin View. 5 BR. 6 BA . Billiard
1 oom. sep. wing for long term guest. Lg dbl. dock
for up to 70 ft & 40 ft. yachts. plus side tie Pool &
spa. S2.100.000. Boborbovie Koop. 759·1221
"2" MEWPORT CREST CONDOS
Ocean vu. 4 BO & 3 Ba. Fam rm. wet bar. din rm.
pool. tennis $210.000 ea Terms. Submit any offer to
Bob or Do\ ie. 759-1221
CAMEO SHORES
180 ocean view, 4 BR . 312 BA Fam Rm .. Dm
Rm. Lg. yard w pool. Pvt beach $724.000. Bob &
Dovie Koop . 75!.1·1221.
COASnlHE & OCEA~ VIEW
Cameo Shores finest 3 BR. 3 BA + den. FR,
formal Din .. huge courtyd w. pool. pm· beach
Bob or Dovie Koop. 759·1221. ·
LIHDA ISLE MASTERPIECE
Owner desperate! Will sell low down. trade for
2nd TD's. land. units Lg. 1st TD assum. 76ft of
water front with room for 85 ft & 90 ft yacht.
Reduced to S3.6 million ! Submit any terms Bonus
SI00.000 plus 3', to sellinf;! aJ!t. Bob & Dovie Koop.
759·1221.
40 FT BO.AT DOCIC
4 BR. 3 BA. formal din. Fam. Rm . Huge master
suite wtbay view. Lg. s1t -dn bar. Lg. patio to
water line. $575.000 Fee. Bob & Dovie Koop.
759-1221 .
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
3 BR. 2 BA formal Din. Just redecor & re
modeled . Ocean view Pn beaches. S339.000 LH .
Bob or Dovie Koop. 759-1221.
2 IR + DEH + R·2 $98,000
Fantastic value on R-2 zoned Mesa residence.
Great starter home 60 x 135 lot. In cludes hu~e
patio a nd 12· circular children ·s pool ' Owner w1 II
help finance at low interest or \\111 sell Vt\. FHA .
Call fast. Bob Licata 759·1221
EXECUTIVE EST A TE
Custom golf estate home. 4200 sq. ft 200· fairway
frontage! 5BR . 412BA. format din rm . recreation
& hobby rms. 2 frplcs. fam rm, sundeck. porch.
pool & spa ! Panoramic views from most rooms. 3
car gar. Storage galore. For personal preview call
Bob Licata Bkr 759-1221.
3 IDRM CUSTOM EASTSIDE
Quiet cul-de-sac in prime E. Side Mesa Parquet
entry. Brick frpk. Tiled kitchen. Pantry family
rm. Water filter & softener. Spa. Enclosed of-
fstreet RV pad. Giant patio. Storage shed . Fruit
trees. OWC lg TD at 13',. Very flexible. Low 61 ;
1st TD. Only Sl75,000. Bob Licata. Bkr 759-1221.
WISE IUY IH ILUFFS
Assumable loan for qualified buyer 20', dn.
Owner will carry balance at peekaboo view.
Professionally decorated. Trina split level model 3
bedrooms 21"1 bath. Land lease available. To
purchase. lo see, CaJI Nan Fryer 759· 1221.
HARIOlt VIEW HOMES
Largest lot with great potential. 2 bedroom . den. 2
baths. Room to add on or create delightful enter·
tainment area $249,950, fee, land. Creative financ·
ing avail. Call Nan Pryer. 759·1221.
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NtWPORT BEACH
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3 bdrm, 2~ b•th,
fireplace. pttlo plus ~·
BOAT SUP! SELLt.R
WILL LI STEN!
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642-5200
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' BARRETI REALTY
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•675-7060 •
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You 've Arrived
at ...
SPYGLASS
Simply the best home "on the hill."
An u~believ~ble. view coupled with
the finest in five 11\ldroom with
S4 10,000 in assumable financing al
lP~';. This new listing has tt all
Exclusi\·e at S969.500 with Willia~
Cote. By appointment
LINDA ISLE
The charm of yesterd ay. yet
modern as tomorrow. A superbly
constructed 4 bedroom home on the
water with luxury plus. Will
exchange for premium income
productive commercial or multipl~
residential property. $1.895 million .
Exclusive with William f'. Cote .
BIG CANYON
Q.uahty construction. magnificent
view and choice location. All this
plus special attention to small
detail Sl.8 miUion. Call William F
Cote for appointment.
Ooen Sunday I to 5 15 Royal St. George, Big Canyon
BIG CANYON
A lifetime family home with pool in
beautiful s etting. Impressive
fairway view. 4 Bedroom plus
guest quarters. Sl.7 million. Owner
will carry. Exclusive with William
F. Cote.
Open Sunday 1to5
8 Cypress Point, Big Canyon
BIG CANYON
Magnificent \'iew~ Large kitchen.
formal dining room. pool. spa and
sauna '. Three bedroom. 3 bath
home . 3450 sq ft. all new carpeting.
Great financing'. Exclusive with
William f' Cote. S895.000.
LIDO ISLE
Owner transferred. must leave this
lovely Spanish home behind. 4
bedrooms. pool and spa . Excellent
financing. Assumable loan and
owner w1 II carry. S625.000.
Open Sunday l to 5
204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle
VILLA BALBOA ESTATE SALE
Luxurious villa. Ivory carpet and
tile. Large airy rooms . Arizona
flagstone patios. $148.000 assumable
loan at 12',. $244.900 2nd a\'ailable.
MESA VERDE
Available immediately. Chance to
buy lovely 3 Bedroom home.
Situated on quiet cul-de -sac.
Assumable loan of $98,500. Selling
price Sl44 .900. Owner anxious.
WESTCUFF
Two bedroom. 2 bath condo. Large
assumable loan with low interest
rate. Owner will carry 2nd with
Sl8.000 down. $129.500. Make an
offer!•
BEST BUY IN SEAYIEW
$250.000 in available financing and
priced for quick sale. A classic
beauty that exemplifies warmth in
every detail. 3 bedroom. 2 bath
Nantucket model on large view lot.
By Appointment with Ann Vaughn
Santas.
BAY FRONT LIVING
Bring your boat home. Sharp seven
bedroom home. Single family with
in-law quarters and zoned for
duplex. Excellent financing
available to qualified buyers.
Selling price $545,000. Call Ann
Vaughn Santas.
EASTBLUFF AXER UPPER
Looking for fixer upper? This 4
bedroom 2 bath home must be sold
to pay estate tax. Beautiful _pool, 2
patios and completely fenced lot.
Grab this one! S'b.M>O. Call Ann
Vauahn Santas for appointment.
2011 Ian Joequln Hllte Ad.
AorNI ffom llQ CANYON ... .,.,. ......
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HORSE IUEITY
Two houses situated on almost 1,2 acre
ln the backbay Newport area. Front
house 1s a modem 1800 sq fl home
with r1replace. family room, covered
patio und 2 <'ar garage. Back house is
older 3 Bdrm 1 Ba with 2 car garage.
Owner will fmance with $75,000 down.
Full prtC:e $275,000.
owe 1sT
5 Bdrm 3 Bath home located in Mesa
del Mar with pool and spa. Needs
scme TLC but potential is great. Ask·
ing Sl 75,000.
CLIFFHAYEN DUPLEX W/POOL
Chont1inc) 2 l>.d. home w/lkytiCJht1, +
OM bff. rfttol •it. lotll ~e flttplaua
on IGnJe lot. Sol« htat.4 pool & spa. 3
patios Super location. $335,000.
DUPLEX NEAR BEACH
Especially i.,. 2 kd. ..,... ..... pool
POMh9 & .. _ ..... Mtn. OWMr
wiA carry ""-cillcJ at llo/o. S27t,OOO
fee land.
EASTSIOE C.M. CORNER
LGn)e R·2 lot witll 2 bed t.o:.. Drfye by
2395 ONICJt Aft . .ct cal for dttalls SI 44,900. •
EASTSIOE C.M. DOLL HOUSE
AdorClll* 2 bed. 1tot1W •wtJ ~orot
td. LllrY as.....able io.. S 144, 900.
NEW LISTING:--1ENIN. PT.
DdC)htfW .._. 100 fHt tr.. bHcL 2
be~s. I boltl. patio wl 4Mdl .._..
ble fiftmtdRg. Priced for lwdWe Nit
at $338,000.
PENINSULA PT. Price & Terms!
Reduced for ilfttNd. sale! LHH optlOt1
or 75% finoncirtcJ 2-story, 3 bdrm, 3"ba,
2 fireplaces and lob of chonn. Just
steps to boy & t>.ach. $399,500.
HARBOR RIDGE LOUIS XIV
Mew 2·story 1110Hr ho11u with
hcMc:lcrafted quality in 4 bed. library.
~0111 . rm .• game r m, top ·r oom:
indoor/outdoor 1pa. ttHotor POftOrC1111lc
ocean Ylews. Within ucurity 9otH.
SI ,995,000 fee.
BALBOA ISLAND COTTAGE
Lowed priced ts&and home with new
c_,,.t & adorable brick patio: 2 btd.
near shops. S 32lt000. & e1.-oble
io.s.
PANORAMIC VU.PRIVACY
Courtyard entry into 2 bed. 2 ba. Oft c11I
de soc hlllside. Room to expand on fee
land. $615,000 & ow11tr will help
finonce hi CorOM det Mar.
OCEANFRONT · 3 UNITS
PrilM locatioA N tlllt bHct.. Owwer wUI
finance ot 12% lnhrnt. $640,000.
DECORATOR'S UDO ISLE
leoutlfulty decorated ho. priud IMlow
market. Finest 111 flxt11re1 & wall
conrin91 In tMs 2 bed. 2 bo. $319,500.
BAYFRONT -PENINSULA -YU
Lqe & spacious 5 bed. 6 ba. dhl.Mft.
large potio. As...-.. $900,000 lo•.
hd. to S 1,550,000 loat slip. FH UND
CORNER CONDO ON GREEN
Dototts pl• 3 Md. with ......., clKor lft
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LOVELY LINDA ISLE-LARGE
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BALBOA ISLD. LOT + PLANS
DriH tty lot S4pM1t illd ell f«
dttelts. PIH• for ...... f-. Ito•
...,,.." ',...., .. Wei. Sl45,000.
WATERFRONT HOMES. INC
REM. f lAff
IC.nt. h • .-.~~··
UNl9lfEIN
NEWPORT BEACH & CDM
4 BR. super master BR. lge kitch on
Lillie Island Bay view $420,000.
Bay view in Bayshores. Finest details.
gourmet kitchen, $775.000.
Dynasty model in Harbor Ridge.
beautiful decor. S415,000.
4 bdrms in Spyglass. 2 fireplaces. spa.
financing. S479,500.
3 bdrm & den, on Balboa Island. Dock ,
view , Income unit. $699,000.
4 bdrm Sandpiper model in Harbor
View Hills. FinancingS420,000.
5 bdrm Nantucket model in Spyglass.
Ocean vi ew, (inancing. S695.000.
4 bdrm corner location in Harbor View
Hills. Ocean view. $449,500.
3 bdrm + studio, Master Suite, in
Harbor View Hills. $450,000.
4 bdrm Broadmoor in Big Canyon .
Pool. spa. $685,000.
Two story house on R2 bayfront lot in
Beacon Bay. Sl.450.000.
4 bdrm Sandpiper model. Great decor.
assume fina nci ng $487,500.
REALTORS. 675·6000
2443 Eut CoHt Highway. Corona del Mlf
WIHAYUI OfTMllUTUSTIMCHltCTOWH
.., CAMEO SHOIES *
Ivan Wells custom home w/180
degree view on FEE land.
$925.000.
• HAUOR YllW HOMES •
15'< down on CARMEL Model
wtpool & spa. Assume 10.9',,
loan! $269.000.
* WATERFRONT HOME •
Detac hed 3 Br Com mun ity
tennis & pool ! Owner wi II carry
12', 1st T.D. $230.000 FEE.
* CLIFF HAV&I *
180 degree view of harbor from 3
Br. home on lge lot. S650.000.
FEE I Exclusive >.
* HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS *
!P~', financing on this 2 Briden
home on fee land.
* SIOOOOOWN •
Bring paint brush 11nd broom to
save SSS on this 3 Br. fixer in
quiet Costa Mesa area.
• YERSAIWS •
Lowest priced two Br. in area!
Only $145.000 (Sale or exchange).
Creative terms!
*' TURTLE ROCK GLEN •
2 Br den townhome with
f antast1c terms.
• JASMINE CREEK *
12 7 /8"/i financing on former
model ! Plan 5 w/custom spa. $349,000 FEE.
• WAT!IPIONT *
3 Br. condo for sale or exchange .
$319.900 FEE. Terms available.
• UNIYUSITY P'ARI *
3 Br. townhome on greenbelt.
Only $168,000.
• VICTORIAN STYLE •
Spectacular 4 Br. remodeled in
Victorian style w/custom kitchen
in prime Costa Mesa area.
$138,500.
* RANCHO SAM JOA9UIM •
Sensatio n al 2 Br. unit
w/tremendous view ! Creative
terms!!
* PIMIMSULA POINT • Bayfront home. w/priv.ale dock!
New. custom 4 Br. w/2 frplcs,
wet bar. etc. Sl,345.000.
NIWPOn llACH OMCI
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l7Ht 71t·llOI 17t4J 71J.1l1l
~ Walker &Laa
1111 litltl
LINDA ISLI HOMIS,
Pre1ti1e pool family home. Main
channel view rrom beautlrul tradl·
tional, 4 bdrm, S bath home. Slip for 2
lar1e boats. $1,495,<XX>.
Large lagoon view from spectacular
architectural design 6 bdrm, S bath,
playroom, dark room & den. Slip for 2
large boats. $1,350,CXX>.
LIDO ISLE HOMES
120 YIA QUITO OPIH SUM 1·5
Featured on Homes Tours this lovely
traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3
bath home, newly redecorated. Priced
to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see.
214YIAITHACA OP~SUN 1-5
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings. Great for family living. Ex -
cellent value at $420,000.
PEHIHSULA POINT IEACHFROMT
Panoramic bay & ocean view at
wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm.
3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft.
featuring marine room. $1,385,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3 ! ' H"Y'·d• l.J• " ". B ti/) biol
BEST IN BLUFFS
ILUFFS SPECTACUUl YU HOMES
3 front row beauties. Highly upgraded.
Professionally decorated. finest quali·
ty, 3 bdrm. 21"' baths. All have
beautiful patios overlooking bay
OPEH 1-5
2181 Vista Entroda, $325,000
653 Vista lonita. $285,000
679 Vida Bonita, $259,500 lopptl
YOU OWM THE UMD!
2 & 3 bdrm beauties. Spectacul ar
view. Nearly new. $279,500 . $305.000 .
$315,000. Will lease option.
BESTIUY.
2 bdrm overlooking wide greenbelt.
Excellent terms. $139.500. Will lease
option to purchase.
HELEN 8. DOWD
REALTOR, IHC. 644-0134
Lid & luy With 1'\e Experh
NEWPORT HARBOR--8AYFRONT I ~
10% DOWN
This fabulous brand new, view. 4
bedroom home with boat dock
includes all the prestigious custom
appointments you would expect to
1 find in a property offered at
I Sl.345,000.
I
I
Open house Saturday 1-5
2274 Channel Rd. Balboa Penin.
HARBOR RIDGE-ASSUMABLE
• 29 years at 10.3%
I
: 3 Bdrm. 3 bath lownhorre with
: VIEW . Pres tigious private
community with tennis courts.:
pools. and spas. Excellent financing.
· with large assumable loan of
$216,000. Priced for immediate sale.
: Try Sl00.000 down.
1 Open Saturday 1·5
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675-2311 675-9105
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MOTIY A TIO SB.LEIS
ASSUMA.ILE I 0.34% LOAM
Spacious 3 Bdrm 2'h bath con·
do with new carpets, lots of
mirror and large master bdrm
s uite. Needs fast escrow.
$111,000.
ASSUMAILE lz-/o LOAH
Designer beauty, 12% loan.
La rJ,e 3 Bdrm, 3 bath plus
f am1ly room condo. Upgraded
thruout and only 2 years old •
Take subject to $131,000 loan al
12%.
ASSUMAILI I 4."'9 LOAM
Near new Woodbridge condo.
Much desired aingle story has
2 Bdrm, 2 bath, French doors,
lovely ne ut ral wall to wall
carpeting ' beautlM brick
paUo .
I
YOU'LL LOYE LIVING HERE
Mom, you'll share more than home
cooked meals in the spacious. cheerful
kitchen with built in dishwasher and
gas oven. Dud will love the cool,
relaxing effe<'l of central air cond.
Children & adults will find real
enjoyment at poolside. Pets. let them
roam. unrestricted in your unusually
spacious back yard . Call Dick
Drexler. 759-1221 ;
R&IM~ of Newport Beach
mE
110111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
1207 SUSSEX LANE
WESTCUFf
OPEN SAT 1 .. :30
MEW OM MARKET!
Four Bedroom, Three Bath.
Spark ling Clean Remodeled
Horne. Call For Best Terms In
Town Lease·Option Possible.
S284.000.
212 1 YACHT YANKEE
SU VIEW
OP'EM SAT 1·5
Fantastic Four Bedroom . Three
Bath, One-Story Home. Offering
One Floor Living Al Its Best !
Gourmet Kitchen , Two
Fireplaces. Family Room +
Two-Car Garage Attached.
Elevated Lot For Views Of
Western Sunsets & City Lights.
Gate Guarded. Priced Under
Competition At S.183.000.
542 HARBOR ISUHD DRJVE
PROMONTORY BAY
OPEM SAT 1-5
Special Custom Bayfront. FEE
LAND. Cathedral Ceilings. Par·
quet Floors & New Carpets.
Three Bedrooms & Convertible
Den . 312 Baths. Separate Dining.
Huge Family Room W Wet Bar.
Kitchen With Pantrv. Breakfast
Room . Sauna. Study. Three-Car
Garage. Wood Deck Overlooks
Bay & Dock . 0\\11er Will Carry
Large Second. Sl.400.000.
2067 VISTA DB. ORO
JLUFfS
OPEM SAT 1-5
VIEW: IA Y & CfTY UGHTS
Gorgeous View · Single Level ·
Two Bedrooms. Two Baths . End
Unit · Decorator Wallpapers &
Drapes · Plantation Shutters ·
Separate Master Suite · Super
Financing · Large Assumable
Low Interes t Loan · Shows Like A
Jewel ' S255 .000 A "Jov Of
Newport" Listing. ·
2646 IASSWOOO STREET
USTBWFf
OPEH SAT 12 .. 5
FIRST TIME LISTED!
Owner Financing. Flexible
Terms. Possible Lease10ption.
Large Four Bedroom Lusk ·
Spacious Family Room With Par·
quel f:loors · Formal Living Om·
ing Area. · Two Fireplaces. Sun -
ny & Cheerful. Beautiful Moun·
tain & Night Lights View.
$229.500.
NEW WOODIRIDGE LISTING
Exceptional Three Bedroom
Home On Choice Corner Lot.
Great Location In Beautiful Area
Near Park & Communjty Pool.
Master Bedroom Suite With Mir·
rored Wardrobes . Select
Landscaping. Only Sl72.000.
POOLSIDE SETTING
Elegant Condo · Neutral Tones .
Two Bedrooms. Two Baths .
Formal Dining Room · Gorgeous
Sunsets · Super Financing . Very
Low Fixed Interest Rate · Shown
By Appointment . As king
$220.000. A "J oy Of Newport ··
Listing.
LA COST A ELEGANCE
On A Knoll Above The Golt
Course. This Home Offers Tran·
quility For Which La Cos ta Is
Famous. Appointments Include
Marble Foyer. Gold Plated Tiles
Fixtures & Hand Painted
Porcelain Bowls. Ideal For En·
teraining. Built Around Sparkling
Pool & Spa. Priced S6SO.OOO.
CORONA DR MAR INCOMI
Huge Duplex Overlooking Bay.
Ocean And Breakwater. Has To
Be One Of The Finest lncome
Properties In Corona del Mar.
Ma ster Units Have An Ocean
View · Built On An Oversized Lot.
Call t"or Details.
MEWP<>n SMOUS
Three Bedroom Home Jn A
Young People's l.-Ocation. A run
Place To Live. Tenni • Swim -
ming , Beach Nearby. Rented J'or
S7SO A Month J\l The Present
Priced At Sl30.<nl. Appointment
Necessary, Hut Jo:Usy To Show.
OPIH HOUSE 1-5
OPIH IM tRVtNf THliCI
<.:h.arming & unique 3 BR .
Private corner location $365 ()()()
fo'ee . See Lu cy Rose at i54J
SERENADE TERRACE
OPIM OM UDO tSU
Smashing 3 BR. + Den. Atrium
POOL . Entertainer's delight .
SS95,500. See Valene Marshall at
204 VIA EBOLI
OPEM OM IAYSIDE
Rarely available MAI KA I condo.
2 BR . Din 'g Rm . +spa. $639,000.
See Melinda Marston at 1215
BAYSIDE DRIVE
orEN IN IA YCREST
Country elegance in 3 BR. +
Fam. & Din 'g Rms. Owner will
carry at low interest. S325,000.
See Wynn Wil son at 1907
TRADEWI NDS
llG CANYON UCLUSIVE
Former Deane model
overlooking 18th fairway. This
customized 3 BR. "Monaco .. has
it all. French doors. crown
moldings, brick paHos & spa off
huge master suite. It has been
modified & profe:,sionally
de ~o rat ed by a lop interior
designer to perfection. $640,000.
DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX -CdM
Basic charmer that is waiting for
your loving touch. Lovely
neighborhood for r entals or
primary r esidence. $289.500.
Submit all offers.
SPECT ACUUR CAT A1.IMA SUNSETS
This dramatically remodelled
home overlooks Big Corona & the
entrance to the harbor. 4 BR. 312
baths. formal dining room . Cozy
den with beamed ceilings &
many, many extras. Sl.100.000.
EMERAl.D IAY -OCEAN VIEW
Great 4 BR. famil y home in pri~e location. Walk to park,
tennis courts. pools and beach.
New carpets & freshly painted.
Formal dining room & family
room with fireplace & wet bar.
Pril'ate community. A superb
value at S665.000.
IA YFRONT -TRINIDAD ISLAND
In Huntington Harbor beautifully
located Country French 4 BR.
home on bay point with private
dock & 115' frontage. Custom
appointments thro4ghout.
Exciting financing attends this
remarkable buy atSl.100,000
VIEW -rRIVACY -roOL
Extraordinary family home at
end of Spyglass cul-de-sac. 4 BR.
Family room . formal dining
room . break fast room with
walled -in patio around pool. spa
& charming koi pond. Excellent
financing $695,000.
LIDO ISLE IEAUTY
Owner found another hou se
truly motivated! The gourmet
kitchen & hving rm. open ~hrough
french doors to flowered garden
courtyard. Lg. formal dining rm.
seats twelve easily. $599.000.
IEST IUY OCEAN VIEW
Charming redwood older home in
one of the most desirable streets
in Old Co rona del Mar .
Remodelled with the flC1vor of the
original area . 3 BR. 2 BA . + Den .
The· rustic stone fireplace &
eucalyptus beamed ceiling afford
coziness & warmth. $750.000.
rooL & COVERED rATIO
In most desirable Westcliff area.
Super condition. Super buy. 3 BR.
+ huge Fam. Rm. w/corner
fi replace . Co untry kitchen
w sewing island & old fashion
'·nook.·· Won 't last. $285.000.
THREE IEOROOM IAYFIOMT
Turn the key and you'll find a
cozy Bayfront with minimum
upkeep. Your boat in the sli p m
front and 2 fi replaces, family
kitchen & master suite make this
fee property a good value as well
as a wonder~ul home. $1.400.000.
ClrRUS SHORE EST An
Next to San Clemente's Casa
Pacifica . Lush green park
between you &· private sandy
beach. Two mstr. suites + 4 more
BRs 7 bath. Exercise Room.
$1.650,000.
AMYTHtNG GOES!
Lease. Lease option or buy. This
3 BR . 21; bath Bluffs co ndo
w/Fam. & Din'g Rms . is your
opportunity to live in Newport
Beach. $179.500 LH.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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Ell&AMCE -PUSTIGI -
PRIVACY Built to r~flect old world
charm & desi~ne<I tor intimate
entertaining this country french
re si dence offers the
d1 sc rim!nating buyer 4 BR .
formal dmin~ rm, study, library
& spa. All finished in exquisite
t~xtures Handpamted tiles,
rich warm wood. stained glass.
Panoramic view of open ocean -
Harbor & city lights. $2,200,000.
Lynne Valentine 644·6200 <Hl3)
IAYSHORE IAYfROHT
"Nantucket" architecturt! with
f!l~gnif1cent view! Spacious
hv1ng rm. dining rm & Cam. rm. 4
BR, 3 car garage. Lovely garden
& large brick courtyard. Offered
at S2,000,000 incld. land Ca thy
Schweickert 642·8235 (Hl4 )
GALAXY DRIVE ESTATE Truly
spectacular 5 BR home wiformal
ga_r_dens, atrium pool, high
ce1hngs & fountains, den study
His & Hers baths & 'sauna'.
$1,900,000 incl. land. Barbara
Aune 642-8235 (Hl5 l
GA TED COMMUNITY • HARIOR
RIDGE Bea1.1tiful ~ountry French
4 _BR hof!le. Spacious & luxurious
with atnum. master suite den
formal living & dining &' ram:
rn:i. Second fam rm or game rm
with t hree BR downstairs.
$995,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (Hl6l
ISUMD IA YFRONT Sens ational
new 3 BR home located on the
Is le of Balboa. In cludes a
marvelou s ma s t e r su ite
w fireplace & luxurious bath. lg.
fam . rm .. and upper deck for
entertaining. 3 fplcs & slip for 30"
boat. $975 ,000 Jane Paquin
642-8235 ( H 17 )
SACRIFICE 80' Bayfront I lome -
In Beautiful Bayshores. Newport
Beach. 3 doors from John
W ayn ~·s former residence.
Sparkling pool. master ~uite on
the bay with Mr. & Mrs. Bath,
galleria su nroo m with
breathtaking view -den with
fireplace. hi gh ceilings, crown
moldings. 3 BR suites office
w bath. Price reduced to S800 000
for immediate sale. A leaseh.old
estate. Barbara Aune (714 )
'642·8235 (H 18 )
llG CANYON Comer location 4
BR. 3 BA . Broadmoor w1 privacy
spacious family oriented home
w 1 many entertainment areas.
Conversation Pit, lg fam rm &
patio area w black bottom pool.
Separate spa in courtyard.
S795.000 Lynne Valenllne 644 -6200
(Hl9)
OUTSTANDING SEAVIEW
LOCATION Desirable corner
location an the gated community
of Seaview. 3 BR . fam rm.
.. Hampton" model. View of
Newport Harbor & Fashion
Island from private master suite
· tastefully decorated liv rm &
formal din rm. Lease option or
purchase. Flexible financing &
immediate S459,000 Lynhe
Valentine 644·6200 (H20)
OlD WORLD LIDO CHARM • HEW
WORLD nRMS 3 BR & Fam . rm.
Excellent financing available.
Totally recarpeted & repainted.
private beaches & tennis. $395,000
or lease option. Tom Allinson or
Terry Hanes 642-8235 (H21 l
FOUR IEDROOM • rooL HOME
Owner very motivated. Spacious
open floor plan w/separate rm
for hobby or guest off pool area.
Lg fam rm with brick fplc. All
new kitchen & floor covering.
Great location. S395,000 Lynne
Valentine 644-6200 (H22 )
rRIVA TE COMMUNITY with ~ hour
security in beautiful
"SEAVIEW" featuring a 3 BR,
"Nantuck et Model " on lg
cul·de·sac lot, with ocean & city
night light views. comm. pool,
spa & tennis. S365.000 lnclud .
Land Sha ron Smith 644·6200
(823 )
VIEW • ARIA • SOMmCATIOM
Harbor Views P r estigious
Seawind. Great view. very
private area. 3 BR + Cam rm &
Koi Pond . Fabulous
indoor/outdoor feeling perfectly
decorated. $335.000. Jane Paquin
642-8235 <H24 )
IA YCREST • HST IUY "OMI OF A
KIMD" Immaculate 4 BR home.
Formal dining rm & oversized
BR 's. Seller has purchased
another home & price reflects
need for fast sale. With full price
offer, seller will carry attractive
2pd T.D. & note for 5 yrs.
$335,000. Suzanne Shuler 642·8235.
(H2S)
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ClOSIOUT I MM.
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few ttmalninf 2 • 3 Br.
3 Ba. Coocb I.he 1q. n' amenity buy ln the
Harbor area
WILSON PARK
380 W. Wllaon,C.M.
714/631·505$
llYMCOMDO
10% .... SIOS,OOO
CalJ to tee this ebarmin1 end ~It with view ot
bULI and lhl.J' deck.
Privacy pl•. assuma·
blf finaodn&. no quail·
tytn1. Very motivated aeller.
CUSSY MIWPOIT
(ilU T ASSUMUU' COMDOMNUM on this bta~ly 11 • Hilb tmoUonal appeal
1raded 3 Bdrm conl. in lhls 2 Br 2~ ba on cul·
Cozy fireplace and view de-sac at or jusl 12
or greenbelt. Only !1-0mes. Terrllk flllanc·
998 500 Call oow 979 5370 I 101 -assumable. 29 yrs A ,..m•lnlo1. llxod low ont. . LL$TATE ~.~;s! Cheshi~ R.E
REALTORS WantAd Rawts 642-5678
IUYERS
THIS IS YOUR MARKET!
If you are considering buying
real estate. be it a single
family residence, or income
properly. don 't let this market
pass you by. Prices will never
be lower than they are today.
For the answers to your real
es tate quest ions. call the
PROFESSlONALS at Lusk
Realty
( 714). 962-5585
(213) 592-1525
TRt-PLIX-HUMTINGTOM IEACH
Four years new Triplex. rrunutes from the
ocean in Hunllngtoo Beach. AJI units have
fireplaces :ind garages Price $280 000 O~ner will help with linancmg Make a~ ap·
pomtment today. Simply call 714·962·SS85.
YOU'RE IN LUCI
But you better hurry, we have only
4 beautiful homes left that are
priced under $92,500, with reasona·
ble monthly payments. You better
call today, before a sharp investor
steals them out from under you .
Call 714·962·5585
,.4 .. ....-
$4,600DOWN
Only $4.600 down + closing costs will move
you into this beautiful 4 Bdrm townhouse. You'll love the plush cari>elln& and beautiful
"allpapers. plus sparklln& community pool.
As a bonus. the washer. dryer. and refrig stay. This pro~rty ill a Coldwell Banker
"Certified Buy ' Home. and will move fast.
Don't miss this oce. call 714-962·558.S.
IAIGAIN HUNTING?
Thill is t he home you've been
looking for. Where else could you
find a home for $107,500 with the
following amenities ; 3 bdrms • • I spacious master swte, large lush
y~rd, formal ~ining, huge sunshiny
kitchen , _patio. plush carpeting,
self-cleaning oven and RV parking
to boot. You won't find a better
value. See it today. 714·962·5585.
llACH FIOMl' .... 176.HO
On the sand! Super development in
Huntineton Beach. Dramatic unit very upgraded and immacula)e.
'Ibis one of a kind lllit has areal
financing . This can be youn with
little down. You .must see to believe.
71'.a!M-7521
MORE
SPENDABLE INCOME • • •
is YOURS at RE/MAX of Newport
Beach. WHY'? Because our lOOo/.
concept positively MINlMlZI<:S
EXPENSES and MAXIMIZES
RETAINED INCOME!
Our associates tell us they have
increased their net income 70-80'7'.
Many have DOUBLED and TRIPLED
their previous income levels in their
~·1 RSI' Yl!J\R I
SALES IM OCTOIER DCEEOEO
$ 7 ,400.000!
Applications now being accepted for
qualified experienced associates
CALL ROB LICATA ~"'OR AP PT.
759-1221
R&" M * of Newport Beach
OCEAMFROMT DRUXE DUrLEX
One yea r old -take over beautiful
1234 '", interest fixed. 30 year loan with
balance of $425.000. Submit your cash
dOWI'). Asking $650,000.
IEST OF ILUFfS
3 Bdrm 212 Ba. fireplace. Italian
ceramic tile in living room, dining
room. kitchen and entrv. Fabulous
mountain and park views. Excep-
tion a I financing!~! Reduced t o
$234,500.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Ntwport lfvd., COf'Mr 30th
FOREST E. OLSON, REALTORS
UMTIHGTON SEACtlFF
$264,500
Super custom. Owner will consider
helping finance! Extras consist of
custom double door entry with
stained glass. Large master suite
w!fireplace. cu.stom plantation
shutters in family room. Hurry on
this one ! 714·894-7521.
GOLF! GOl.P. GOLF!
This home surrounds a cool and
shady entrance. Located in prime
Huntington Seaclifr. 4 BR. family
room with large brick rireplace.
Custom stained glass and custom
brick heavily used. To enhance its
beauty. Offered at $264,500. A must
to see, li sted exclusively by
Coldwell Banker. 714-894·7521.
EASYTOIUY!
Huge assumable 1st TD at low. low
interest. This gorgeous 2 sty condo
has 2 BR l 1h ba. Resort living in a
,gated community with pool. spa,
sauna, and tennis. Price just re-
du ced to sell fast. Only $120 500.
Hurry on this one! Listed exclu~ive·
ly by Coldwell Banker. 714-894-7521.
A "CERTIFIED IUY"
Towering trees provide a Qui et
Country Atmos phere for this
Beautiful Exec. Home made for
gracious living & entertaining. A
pvt kingdom with noble sized rooms
and every conceivable luxury.
Priced $238,500. Make an appl
today! 962-5585
IW TNT AIM OCEAN VllW
Th.is stunning custom home is a de·
parture from the ordinary. Abun·
dant use of glass provides spec·
tacular ocean view. Decorated with
f aslidiou.s attention. Deep1 vibrant
wood tones and custom wallpapers
abound. Designed with entertainine
in tnlnd. Hign ceilinged rooms of
imposing proportions. Sparkling
pool and spa and every conceivable
luxury. Make an appointment to-
day. 714·912-5585. $1.250,000.
CUSTOM
BIG CANYON
rool .tu lot . I 00' by 120'
O.GoHCoww s .. *°°"". 41;, ......
4 Fi,..,.a.c.s • FiNpff
FOl'M4ll ~ "" • F...Ay roe.
Optti S .. /_., t 2 to 4
1 Roy_, St. GHrtf Id.
Robert H.-.y, ltdlor 644·•455
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REALTORS
675-5511
LOOKING FOR A DUPLEX?
702 MonJMlritt • 3+2
719 MClrCJ"Mtt • 3 +I
609 Iris· 3+3
615 Iris • 3 + l
126 44th St • 3 + 3
510 Avocado · 3+3
411 Dahlia · condos maybe?
Call for infonitatkln ·
HEW CUSTOM HOME: WrapfMd arcMlltd a
lwge glass NC:lostd atri"" are 3 lents of
gracious modem living. 4 ~. fGMily
room aetd library. Alt Of'" a,..-d ctllhtg
graces tht trHtop living l'OOl'll with a view
of the ocean. Added to all this, a stparatt
guest sllite. spa and inany patios & deck1.
Owntt will tradt. Offend crt $675,000.
Call for brochlire. 333 roppy.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy .. Corofta ct.I Mar
67§..5511
(714) 894-7521
(213) 598-3328
MILLION DOLUR VIEW
Custom built Spanish Estate on the
main channel in exclus1v• Hunt·
ington Harbour. Private 45· dock . 3
bedroo~s 2~ 2 baths. Solar heating,
every 1mag1nable luxurv available
with reasonable down. Owner ~rn
carry entire loan at 13.7'"; w less
than intere~t payments of $.5,000 per
month. Li sted exclus1velv by
ColdY.ell Banker. 714-894-7521. ·
SELL YOUR SPOUSE
On this rustic rancher nes tled
amongst towering Whispering trees
on an oversized country lot . featur·
ing gleaming hardwood floors
spacious bd rms. large separat~
for~al dining room, covered patio
leading to wooden garden. Just list·
ed for $112,000, with special financ·
ing . EXCLUSI VELY LISTED
THROUGH COLDWELL BANKER .
714-894-7521.
ROMANTIC YACHT OWNERS
Blue skies and the calling of the sea
~rom beautiful Coral Cay, Hunt-
ington Harbour. A stately 70' yacht
dock for your private mooring. 116 '
on the bulkhead. 4 Bdrm Cape Cod
on nautical setting. 3 yea rs new .
Quiet two channel vie". Sl.035,000.
Seller will finance. Open House to-
day 1-5. Li sted exclusively by
George Mathis, Coldwell Banker.
714·894· 7521
KING OFT .. tlLL
OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1·5
Breathtaking city lights to Catalina
are your special gifts with this
modern, Spanish Villa perched high
on its own 1h acre. Peacerut and
beautiful. You'll rind poli shed
hardwood floors , expansive use of
glass and brass, and a most
dramatic view from thruout the
home. Beautiful and new and or·
fered al only $399,000. 714-894·7521
SWAMDIYBS&
IEU Y A.OPPBS!
Giant pool home! Near the end of a
quiet _cou.nl,ry lane. ~urrounded by
towering pme trees is this classic
ranch style home. 4 spac. bdrms, 2
full baths. remodeled kitchen
separate dining area with new
earthtone carpeting, all this makes
this home a true value. Marketed at
8 ·~ price or $134,900. Usled tx•
clas1vely by Coldwell Banter.
714·894·7521
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DllAMHOUSI IY OWMll •60YTLOAHS• 2tio"r:a t'f:..~: e~u HI--lft HID NEWPORT DIV Fantasllc 4Bdrm,2ba. Hea11 otCdM28r2l181 Ponlble S'l. down $35,000 PR '1521.W:, Tah1ti. DOVllSHOllS ,..,.NLM llU
t'Ul·de $1(' home In Mesa condo. 2 frpka, pool, 12·14ft Int. rate, 30 1r OFF o··~ ....... ,...... M MO A "7·~ OPP•TmTY NOT JUST FOi ANYOMI Verdt 3 hrtpl1ce1. Jacuul, llW\I. ttnnta. loans. Frteinro. "'.,,_ """ii; · - -II 't b I
1or1tous family room d WortdU. NOW SI 6',500 20o/o DM-1 >% INT. 1441 Galaxy Drive Pr Im e 45 · X 1 40 • Real estate people ra 1 cur appea . Qua II t y t hr u. out. l:leiuiUully decorate · 55'-7777 3 br, 2\'t ba, r1m. rm. waterfront lot with exist· Something :tperwl' You 'II know what
SUMI 000 In aasum bl Jlll.\~000 ~ ----Ranc ho San Joaquin. 2 Bdrm San dl r ,6 2 4 Br .. Dtn. Formal Din ln11 pier and .Up for .s· 1 n~"an . Slinsel", O"'ean bre"ze. •
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e NEAR BEACH Carlos mod el. Pvt pat1·0. Park v1·ew. n. rm, '1>~. tar s•r R z Fi I 0 '" " \. " loans al 12'l Only Mtw C.._Ho.t BR BA w/opener, ftnced yd, 3 t.nc oom, repact1, 6'cht. PriceofS2.300,000 privt1le bttu(·h . ('verything most people
Sl19,900. C1111 now 4 bdrm, 3 .,._ bn sinale
3 0~~6.1l5~~·000 Vacant · move in today. Owner will decks w/ocean vu. 4 yr 3 car aaraaep + l,r~ eludes cleared lot. •P. would lovtt lo hne. but ca n't.
f1A9 M'fO lhfamlly yho1me<.>1dSoCuoth oat . . -help fin ance. old. ., cm.49'7·1~.l ~~~b'::~an:~:~.rc prr~i~1c/1r~~ri:u~~ Red uced to $800.000 leasehold. CalJ e Hw n ron SH•tp••s-IDE n........ Sat/S. 9.5 14 Via._ "OUT-•U!.Hf 0 111 i t t LLSTA TE del Mu. Corner lot "" llA ''"' -.!:;"~ 111 _._ wner w an' • drm 5 bath French now. Dirk Orexl~r 759·122J. I,. Eleaant appointments 6 ·PllX .r Agtftt 975-0616 OUT OFMIND.. f'tn1nc1n1. Estate value Ree ency home with AE~L TORS b~~u~~:!. s!f.~5~00~2 oe~~ y Ji~1o/n~~:Nto ;t~~··o::. :'is°';~~~ only ~~·::,Sun 1 s mar~:~ ......
316....,._ toS.851·3890,640.6825 quallfled buyer Well H ...... ltach I040 this PRIME DANA Ro lMon:Reallor Call Pacesetter Homes
Zbdrm. lYtbathhouse 2 CLASSIC HOME located. good looking 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UMO QUALIFYING POINT DUPLEX locat· 54J.5647 for details and appoint· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
car garaee. l'h blks to South of the hichway. 4 ~~~l/p:rk~g~~~!! ~ No Qualifying ! Fantastic * • 20o/o DOWM • * I ~o~ :1~::;: ~~~us~= l~!!!!lm!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ment. 646-5002 ocean. Owner, $.100,000 bdrm·3 ba with lots of times gross pool home, prime area Woodbridge Dana Marina ~
RVM* of Newport Beach
675·4177_.__ charm 3320 Seavlew Call ~64'·7211 Only S136,000. Bkr Me~dowl~rk 3 Br 2 b11, Owner occ~py the 2 PllCE!TERMS! ·•
4 Ll.-... ISLE Open Sat-Sun. Owner/ ~.99 cov d p~llO.-:'Jm05lnew. bdrm, lbathupperunit LOC!ltOSESI '
.._"" Bkr·C~8.'13-2801 I MILEto•l!•CH Greatfmancmg. w/BEAMEO CEILING. Thia home has it all! .. Anxious owner will con ..:A SUCCESS R E 549 7991 sider all offers · IY OWNER Lois of trees. Jr 2ba · · FIREPLACE. DINING Harbor View Homes .
• Wiil finance sale IRVl .... E TEIR acE Sl07K Open house Sun AR EA & ENCLOSED selJer will help finance.
•Willleaseoption " "' 1·5, 20612 Egret Lane. t---..•-a. 1041 PATIO & wiethe lower onlyl23S,lmonfeeland. I 0% DOWN 960_·2l83 _.,...... ._ unit rental income to Manicured landscaping,
OPEM HOUSE SUNDAY
IAYSHORES
=~~i~~:~ucupancy Expandable, 2br + •• 15kDowwt •• •••E•M•••E·~·::·,:•B••:•y•••• REDUCE COST Of surrounding pnvatespa
conv den. 1~.ba. full dr, ll'Z. Financing. I'' mt to 13.32°"oAR.cilMJ tUUM "' OWNERSHIP Or. rent oCC master bdrm. Close
secluded pool + spa, Bch. 3 yrs old 3 Plus 2. New custom hom es New elegant cstm S Br. 4 the upper unit and 1Ue to large greenbelts. j~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'J corner lot. lease land, Sl21,900. Bkr. 631·9170 lS'YDDown m these 2400 car gar. A11 extras. In· the Io we r as a steps lo community
HOMf}l
NEWPORT
This has got to I><.' the best buy in this
p~stigious lo<.'alwn Only S259.000
With assum'1ble financing Call now
for more det:Hls
~CURE:
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lmmed occup Assume Mesa Verde. JBR. l2•BA sq rt Homes w/custom credible white water ··weekender" wtule en pool. 752·1700 existing financing. OWC Nr Baker&Royal Palm woodwork. W frplc's vie~._Call 760-0715. 1oy1ng the beach & $29~000.955-0073. __ Good fm&terms.S134K Microwave Loaded manna' We believe
South Or Coast Hwy , 957-6269.Pnnonl . w1Xtras I Blk to Lake Charming3bdrm.2bath you 'll agree it 's an
2bdrm. Iba house +I Ll•ehtMetoVtrdt Park Open Sat/Sun 1·5 + guest apt. N. end "OUT OF S IGHT" !bdrm, Iba apt w/2 rar OWC r·man"ing on this 3 219 & 221 Memphis. Bkr Emerald Terrace. Walk YALU E AT $152,500 ~ 536·2737 or848-4115 to beach. Assumable FULL PRICE' TERMS gar '322,000 · bedroom family room loan. Owner will help AVAILABLE 1a1toa Isa.ct 1006 DOVE PROPERTIES home in one of the best HUR OCEAN finance. $279,500 Peg MISSIO~ REALTY
••••••••••••••••••••••• 7S2·SI BL.Lawrence__ areas. It's priced to sell 3 Bdrm, 11.>i ba, many A~!!L.Rltr. ~·7578. 985 S. Csl Hwy, Laguna
s.a.lt yawoww tenns. S I 5 , 0 0 0 , RICE at Sl29,900. 751·3191 upgrades Assume loan 'hoM 4!.4-0731
Defer down payment or REDUCTION Only $92,900 Call Jim TERMS interest on this new Owner anxious for fast rgr details. 962-8149 IF YOU HAVL.
Balboa lsland home. escrow on this 2 Br. '"ill• 1044 Featuring super lo mon· Sl0,000 to '20.000 ror an Ill H_....,, Ith-home. Potential for 2nd. thly payments on the initial investment. we
631 -3444
THE REAL
ESTATERS
BELOW MARKET
SELL THIS WEEK
3 Br beach home, priced
al only $129,000. Low
dwn, prm. only. Please
hurry! Call Delia, agt
631-1266
75-21'1 N S210 ooo Lrg kid's yard. 3 Br 1 Ba ........... ••••••••••••• 4Br 2850sq ft view home. can put you in a well
675-21 ~ stor~em~~Eil~rtsen E.side, xlnt con d * •REDIJC(OI $295,000 located property in.....;:=======-
1.tboa P...-...a I 007 Broker $143,500. Assume 97 /8'; Highly motivated seilcr. Tierra Del Sol Rily Laguna, So. Laguna or
••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·2313 770-8598 P. P 645·6969 Large 3 Bdrm home in 497-1744 Laguna Niguel Call to· By Owners. older house ----day for appt. lo disc115s Tear down or fi xer 5 IR MESA VERDE prestigious Woodbridl(e your needs 494·2894 F.d
up per, R.2 lot. w 3100SF'.5Br +famrm. Place. Very flex1bll' VIEW!VIEW! naLundbericRJtr &As·
Balboa Blvd. 1 blk to pool + spa, 1mmac terms fromumquehomeonpvt ..;:soc=·--
ocean. S2:!0,000 Cash or $147 . 000 assumable $210.000 lot. Spectacular kitchen THREE ARCH IA y best oner 1192.9947 Pric~d at SJIS.000 by has skylights and coun·
owner 9i9-!r789 [UJ)\\bodb Id try charm This JBR 2ba Jbdrm. Jba. fam rm, CorcMtO dtl Mer I 022 Corona def Mar's -r ge home has separate rec garden k1trhen. s~c
"••••••••••••••••••••• f ittest I Pnceds~'n.a:.... Really room Owner will AITD Lacular ocean view. sec
CHEAPEST CdM Quality butlt duplex 2 Ele [r:i'S'a";;?"~t le 551-3000 I w1th20"I down i:'ae~h w:~~r~oct~~te
Pnced at lot value 2 Bd I years ne" Owners unit ln·l~vel .: prestigi:us l!t!e 8arranra !>\"' Ii ~lno• LCICJlmCI Village R.E ftn!IDCl.!!.L ~5663 I Ba fi xe r O WC has 3 Bdrm. 3 bath. 3 Mesa Woods 4 __!97·17,..c;6""'"1 __
w/$40,000dwn Can close 1 decks .ind s k 1·1tghb bedrooms 2,, baths re· * * 2ncv OOWM I ,RICE REDUCTION Seier O.S,.rote 10 10 days Call T1m1 Al so featured a re taxing d~ formal din U/O " Submit your offer & Rhone agt 631 1266 or beamed re1ltng~ and 3 ; 1 l2 4r; on balance Super. New wood and glass terms. Cu.stom 4 Br. 4,.,
673-0055 car garage Financing mg room. arruy room, like new. 2 Bdrm house. 3 Bdrm, 212 ba, ba. ram rm. formal a\·a1labll'. •398,<"" .hear 1 Y fl re P 1 al' eN ·orthwood home. ram rm Great ocean · 'fi ~ ~ A t t II d at d · dm g, magn1 1cent view · r 1s 1ca )' ecor e · SlSl,500 view Now $375,000. Mini estate sized lot Enda Lundberg Rltr & Below replacement cost
OCEANFRONT
IYOWHER
New cust. bit 2 sty.
French Normandy. 3 BR
& den home Can be
split S895.ooo. owe. 3711
Seashore. ~7_8_
IEACHHOME
3 Br 2 Ba. $136,900
4 Br 2 Ba. $240,000 2 blks
to bearh, comm. Lennis
c o urt C all Pete
Johnson, agt for info
631-1266
won 't find this super ~ ' EASTILUFf I. op an compare. you ~i \\\l{ld brldne Assoc~494·2894 Pegg_v Ta•·lor R E Sh d [UJ) $439,900 lse opt pass1ble
434 IEGONIA j value anywhere else Rcalftj USYTBMS 494-IOl!.__ 3 Br. Home 2 Ba. New
New elegant 4 Br Vic F'lexible financing loo' 551·3000 Sparkling 3 bd .. den WOOOSCOVE ca rpet ing & etc
lorian partial vu , S20ST.a~a•IRl:7~~ 192981rrann """>·'"inr home on spacious pool· Private dnveway leads ~.000.
ownrtcontractor finan --~~~~~--! _ nnvn size lot. Ideal Top or to upgraded 2 Br. ocean Roy McCanle, Rltr.
avail. 75000. PMILY'8l~T W-0 0 0 B-R I D GE World location on quiet view home + I Br guest 5 .. •77-
A ~ street. $239,500. wt low t t .,... £7 •--------icoataM-... 1024 Excellent3Br2bahome townhouse Jbr. t'2ba . quar ers on a r ge 1-.llllll!!l!!!ll!!~!l!!!ll!!!l!!!ll!!!l!!I!!!!!~ ..... down pyml & xlnt. as· ood d lot 2 bl ks to 1• .y 0 '6A.lat with huge beam~ cetl $96,000 12~.<; Isl T D w e oc ...,,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• sum able fin . Wm v e h "NEW" CdM CUSTOM 1ng bonus room . spa. S129 ,HO Owner 1ctor1a eac
BLT 2300 SO F'T $6000 BUYS IT nicely decorated Sharp 644·9030L~_720 H~ler,Rlt.r.497-3511 -Outstanding seller LSE OPT. BUYERS
ATRIUM HOME Wik to $6000 + costs and home. sharp buy Only WAL SQUARECONDO OCEANFRONT financing. Reduced lo
bch. 3 Br 3 i, Ba creat11e rmanl'1ng of $155.000 2 bdrm. 1 i• ba . up· FOURPLEX S2S2,~ A&,ent 494·4730
3 Br condo. Prime Blucrs
location Land included.
Call Pete Johnson. agt
now 631-12.1&6 Circ ula r stairway . 14.9"\ buys prestigious L09MG Vilage R.E graded. xlnt r1n . Owner will carry $100 LCICJllM Hlls 1050
sky Ii tes. garden "in condo m E side C. M ___ 497-1761 $101 .00-0 Try SI0.0-00 $1,000,000 1st TD at 1.2'l •••••••••••••••••••••••
dows. Asking s:B>,000 Wonderful investment For sale townhouse. 3 br down 552·1511. art 6
1
Magn1f1cent views from Mellie G.911..clt
OPEN HOUSE opportunity Take ad 3 ba bi-level. frplc. up 859-0147 Hery unit on this S900,000 ~~T~~~j ~a;~!~e~n':.:~:x~~~· grades. P\'t yards IYOWHER E~1:~~ea .~veBA°2~~rt~ 643-~!,1·986-~ LOWDOWN ~1 637-8778 $132,000 Joyce Waltze. Corner 10'1 down Comfortable 3 br . 2 ba I 2B R Room for modem El'a,luatelheValue StlerDes ott'
'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!•!1!!!!!!'11! 8J!l631-1266 OWC. $159.000 851·9990 single family home in Sth unit with t>xisling 3501 Seller must sell custom Versaill~ bdr°m
Easts1de condo A~uma Turtlerock Quiet loc f d ood d k 4BR pool & spa plus air ~ tho d ble SSJ.000 lsl 10'' in Walk to park & pool A~ I sq t re w ec · home Beautifully ap I ~1ullo pen use ron ° IYOWNB
"NEW" CdM CUSTOM
BLT 2300 SO F'T
ATRfU M HOME Wik Lo
bch . 3 Br 312 Ba
Circular stairway .
skylltes, garden win
dows. Asking SJMl.000
OPEN HOUSE
SAT/SUN 16
618 Marigold
640-4521 637 -8778
FREEDOM HOUSE
3 Br 1 Ba. large yard
SSS,000 . . .. 641·0763
LOWDOWN
LOW INTEREST
3 Br & 2.5 Ba on cul·de·
sac Call for details.
Curt Herbert.s II. agl
l!fll!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. 631·1266
O'"C · Owner has left slate · d throu""A t A w /I a r ge assumable teresl. $478 per mo n sum rmancmg 752 1324 I will trade Priced at Sl s po111te 6'"'u s 1 N l'f · o 2nd 2 Bdrm fflllc tile -· sumable loans Seller oan. o qua 1 ymg n· kitchen dinu;g are~ re COLLEGE PARK S & S I· m1llton. Call for appt to will help w financing ly S99.SOO Ask for Jim
ar yard Dbl gar~ge 4 BR z•, BA Unfmish_t>~ see 752·5Gt0 Mon thru Call Bemadette768·S600 Owner/Agt !J79.S370 or . bonus room. communll} Fnday. 770. 7928 I Asking Sl06.000 Agl .. pools & club house R1cbard.wn ReaJ~ __ _ --
675·5200· --$165.950 . By Owner. I Leisure Wortd If you've never placed a
ONLY SIS,OOODWH (7141779·1l89aft2PM _ 2 Br Zba Condo. Vitw. Classiped .a~. you're 1n
$972 P I. T .. iclnl cond .. 3 OWNER W YING Lge rooms. Open. hght & the mmonty. Try 11 on·! Br. frplc, family rm. dbl I rheerful. $155.000 No ce and Set' how quickly
oar. A t. 7S1·3191 STATE. aots_ 768·14_55 you gel results. Phone -"'--and must sell unusual -=:= 642·5678.
MESA VE'IDE University Park Home LEISURE WORLD NOTICE
Large 4 bdrm & den t:a~hedra l ce1hngs & NO SSSSDoWR! By owner. 2 bdrm. 2 ba how Daily Pilot Class· $25,000 DOWN home. Comer lot ~V ac st~ined .glass h1ghhght if you can make big condo Great location. ified ads display their
Lg. as~umable loans. cess. J acuzz1. All m xlnt this flexible floor plan. 2 paym 't for 2 yrs I'll give view. upgraded carpets. messages with legibility
Remodeled 2 br .. nice condition. O"nerl bd rm downstairs _& you 1'2 ownership. drapes ~.000 and impact? Our ads,
patio, R-2 lot w/ plans -====;;;;;;;....;.;...,.. __ motivated.$190.000. master suite upstairs 644·55911 \714JS4S-71018·5wkda we arefroud lOsay. re·
ror unit. $249,500. Tnhme. bi le~el, fpc. 3 Paul Martin Real Estate wrdouble doors connect· LAGUHAllACH (714)770.8331 H_ _ ally ge results. Phone
Owner/Agent. BR, 3 ba pnv yd, micro. 644-7383 ing 4th bdrm or ex· ..1~~·~ia_w8"-'-----
957.QXJ/640-l430 upgrade owe 10'4 dn. •-.------•I panded master suite HIDEAWAY LoC)lllMN.,_. 1052
BLUFFS
LAND INCLUDED
Lr& 4 Br. nu kitchen &
bath. near comm. pool.
Short escrow OK.
S33S,OOO. Call Pele
Johnson, agt for details. . ... ....
RVM~
VIEW
NEWPORT HG TS
Impressive 4 Bdrm
w /numerous amenities.
Owner will fmance. Call
ror d etai ls Curt
Her berts II, agt 631-1.266
REXllU
FIM.AMCJNG
ON UDO
on this 3 bdrm country
French home on an ex·
tra wide lot. RecenUy re·
modeled. Try 20'1. down.
Assumable loan. Owner
w1H carry. A real must
to see. CaUnow!
Redh1lld-~Realty
1;7;) -;-:wo
SACRIFICE!
4 Br beauty. Owner leav·
ing area MUST sell.
S27S.OOO witerms.
Patrick Tenore. agt
759·1221
. I I 2 duplexes & 4 lnp exes.
By Owner. CdM & NB
Good terms. Prin only.
Call 760-60!6, 640-fi69 l
I 2l/40/o Hew Loan
Only 20'1 dwn, mteresl·
ed? 631·1266, Joh~j!_
DOVER SHORES
Poot. jacuzzi. Overlooks
bay. Galaxy Or. Formal
din. rm. 2 fflllcs $715.000
fee.
642. 2510/646-4848
BEST BUY IN
VERSAILLES
$5,000DWN
2Br, 2Ba penthse. ocn
view. $133.000. Assume
$128,000 or S&L loans at
17'h Sl,828 mo. Owner
will move or stay & be
yo ur tena nt ore
730-2270, Hm642,2682.
159 000. 851·9990 •• with spacious li ving M ore Pr Iv a c Y & ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE room. Brick patio, ex-coastline view l.han any owe lsl. ol S90K al 13'l CITY LIGIITS VIEW Immaculate home in tensive wood decking. O.C. location. Perfect on this 4 Br. 2 Ba. home. 581/BYOWNER NrBearh63·1~~dn gr eat fam ily secluded spaallinade· for entertaining. Try Min /Valley view !
"'"' -neighborhood. Walk lo hghtrul setting for 10": down. lease option Highly upgraded! Just
llVIMETBRACE CIYSTAL COVE school K thru 8 2lx21' Sl65.000. 1714!552 4477 jLl_00,000. 499-5648, Agt. $152.500 ! T.R Realty
RCTaylorCo
640-9900 CORONADELMAR Beaut new condos. 2 family room in this 3 WAL KER &LEEJ!.]_ MOR1HEHO ...:!497~·3034="-·-----I
master suites, Italian bdrm home. New carpet --------1 Walk to the beach from 3 Bdrm Home Lag Niguel X-lge master bdrm w tile entry skylight .dbl & paint throughout lltis neat & tidy 2 bdrm S625moavailtmmed.
garden & frplc . lge gar w opener Lge encl Open Sunday own-your-own unit. On 951·9031
cu s tom kit . den . patio & Yd Close to 961-llU the ocean side of the USYTBMS
library, LR. FR. pool. oceaXn'a_.c....--· tughway&offeredatan Sellers will carry
yard, patJo. Unique for "",,_inq a rt or ad ab I e Price. SllO,OOO loan 00 this im·
larger ram1ly. Ocean 1932 MEYER PLACE S140,000. maculate 4 br. home
side or hwy. Near OPENTHURS-SUN12·5 DOYOO-overlooklng valley.Lov-
beaches. lmmed. occ 641 199L_631-uil!gb_ ... want to live among the ely family area. lmmed.
$495,000. Owner can Charming 3 BR 2 ba cot· trees & still be close to occ. $1511.500. Wm.
carr y . Fin. avail. tage. East Costa Mesa. beach & lOWn? You can Hosler,Rltr.497-3511
NOTE! Last chance. 1f Oak kitchen. stained in this old Laguna F._.._.T.,STIC.t
not sold. house will not glass windows. S180.000. E/SIDE 325 E. IAY charm home with 2 "'" A
again be available for 20'·~ down Assumable OPEN l~SAT/SUN bdrms. remodeled 2 Br 2 Ba condo. Great
showing until next sum· 1st or $97,000 at 15 •t'7t. Clean. cptd, d.rpd 3 BR 2 kitchen & ocean view financing. SU0,000.
mer. By appt. 673·3745 int. w /comider 2nd. By Ba lge LR & FR on quiet deck. This may be the 772·7602,831-0795
0 Sun 1·5 owner. ~1 s l r e et . S 13 9. S 0 0, '"!!!l!!l!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!!'!lf!l!!B!!!!!!!!mllll!ll!l!!!lll last bargain in town. Mltslolt Vltfo I 0'7
LAURIE REALTORS.1~ 1149.500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRIYEIY ...:::646=.·;4380:::;._____ T~ PllMEDUPW Coty two bedroom cot
tage. Ocean view. One
block to beach. owe 1st
A ent 631-7300.
26S E. Bay <East or 20lh, NEW ON EASTSIDE L.aw o.t1oat located in Woods Cove
orr Santa Ana Ave.) Spacious 3 BR, Cam rm. For only Sl~.000 and Just 2 short blocks to
Then call Ruth (or cut de sac street Lots or $1200 per month you can secluded beach. Each
terms, at646-4Bl, rltr. trees. Open Sat/Sun. I ease o p 11 on l his unit has 1 bdrm + extra
TRl-lEVB.fP004.
lntbeheartololdCo_rona J br .2 ba .. fixer. w/ lg. high assumable loan. beautiful 2400sq rt con-s leeping area with
del Mar,oneollbefmest ram. rm. & fpl. Owner $154 .900. Devin R.E domi'ni'um The owner fi replace & large deck. custom re!ldences r 2 'l A t pand OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 in . at 1 gen ...:64c::2:..:·6368='----will alsoLssist in financ· Room to ex on tree
CIM1ULAIR
Lovely 4 bdnn, 3 baUI &
family room. San
Lorenio Model with apUt
level yard. Walk lo
schools. Sl.90.lm f1Danc·
iqg a vail. OPEN
HOUSE NOV. 5th 10-1.
~ Turquesa Clrde.
304 Narcissus 642-1523 I ..,llw9fore leocJI I 0401 Ing. This spotless home shaded lot. Seller financ-
WELTON & COMPANY Jl;4lll'OINl .. Mir 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• will not last long with ing. Price reduced to rTHllOO; sss-1&<11 T .ax \Ult~ these terms-at 1279.soo ms.ooo.
"' ""' • ~ Open Sunday 1·5 13 ldis· ..:....
NEW CUSTOM HOME
Elegan ce & warmth describe this
one of a kind house located high on
a hill in Spyglass. Spectacular
views of the ba y & ocea n. There are
5 bedrooms. library, famil y room . s12 baths. pool & spa , elevator &
custom leaded windows. Shown by
appointmenl only. OUered at
$2,300.000.
117,000 investment will l'J M"adow. · 8',..r provide lar&er tu write· ~ ~\M«~ Rt·dhillo~f\t •I:'. oll over 2 yn. Call Pete D.M. ....., .. Rlty .... """'
Jolwoa 631.12188 76Mtl5
REDUCED
in price but not ln quali·
ty. 3 bdrm, Z ba. In
WUlowcreek. Some or
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C71414t4-l 177 ~:.~ .. :~ ..... !~
4 f'LIX.HI the extras are a private
BY OWNER 1pa . tove~ and raised A PIN1HOUSI IN THE SIY
$301( DWM·OWC patio and planters. A Mtw c.... •• Cillftl!lllll•r.
UL Timed Malibu llshts · • w ............ Mllt•pitice
No neiative $ 1st Italian tUeenlry. This Is ~Yltwtt-.tWWlt-
yr/positlvt $thereafter. a must at I.he prf<"e It's
Prin onlY. m.u beln1 oftered. W'llltr,C:.,utMs_.tM ¥'_..
• 3 Bedrooms * Solar heating No qu.Hr)'int ... fantastic * 3'8alhs * Two fireplaces pool home, best area, A
sacrifice 1t l13UOO • FamilY room • Cu.,tom Built SP
FOllCLC>Sml SALi Q. f.;:·:e=.~.~~' S-8600 ~··
INVESTOR'S CLOSEOUT
FOUR HARIOR VU HOMES
Outstanding opportunity to
choose from -4 prime. 3
BR-2BA floor plans on FEE
LA ND! Offered at $224.950 to
$237,950. Owner will finance with
25</, down payment. Call for
details.
MEWPORTS RNEST
IA YCltlST -Best buy -4 BR -
Ivan Wells built family home -
$335,000
IACHAY -Custom Built pool
home 3 BR -Huge comer lot -
Terms -$205,000
MCLAIN llG CANYON -
Immaculate 3 BR condo Bright
aod airy -Undermarket $215,000
MCLAIN llG CAMYOM -
DeJightrul 2 BR condo -Great
Newport Starler -Terms -
$179,SOO s. ... SWar '4M2l5
FAR WEST REALTORS
645·4419 642-1517
BY OWNER
Harbor View H01Ms
4BR 2•2 ba, rom rm. 2
story. $314.000 foe Li;
assum. low dn owe
Call 7S9·0244
OPEN SAT SUN l·S
~8 Port_Rams&ate
REPOSAU
MEW,ORT SHORES
223 CAHAL
4 Br. 3 Ba. on Canal,
ocean view with commty
pool & tennis courts
SUBMIT ALL Oft'F.RS
$260,000. Low dov.n
''°perty HouM IUtn
-642-3150
OCEAN VIEW
CONDO
Beautiful Versailles
Penthouse 2 bdrm. 2
bath. Owner will earn· 1st T.D. $256,500. .
Redhill¢~ Realty
1;7;~ 7:wn
, ...... , ..
2 HMMS °" I lot
l , block to beach These
2 Br. 2 Ba complete!)
separate houses. High
assumable loan+ 0'4ner
will carr) Jumbo 2nd
T.D Only 8 years old
SJSS.000
Redh 1 ll d-~ Realty
l i 7:~ 7;~1 If I
LIDO'S FfHEST On 50· lot. 4 BR 31 z ba.
French doors lead to lg
sunny So. patio, lradnl,
light. airy, Oak floors .
nows graciously for en
lerta1nment Ownr ai:t
675-7298
OPEN SAT SUI" I 5
133 VIA UN_DJNE
LEASE OPTION
4 Bd 2"'1 Ba, SIO.OOOdwn.
Catalina-Pler·Vu Xtr lg 2
br New decor thruout.
S600 Yrly Pref. mdl age
couple
642-3912
NEW CUSTOM
LIDO HOME
I st Tl• Offend 3900 sq rt or 1rad1lional
elegance + 3 car gar &
boat yrd on bst Lldo St.
4bdrm or <Jbdrm + den), 4ba, lrg din rm,
fam rm. lndry1sewing
rm. 3 frplcs. incl lndscpg
& spklrs. sec pre-wire.
crpts Open Sal/Sun,
I ~pm. 210 Via San
Remo 675 3048 .Q_v.ner !8! ___ _
3 Br 2l 2 Ba. Condo.
Lease option terms. Im·
maculate conditlOll. Call
of!ice for terms
$132.000 Edgewater
Real EgaJ_e, 494-8536. _
OpetiHwS. l ·S
222Lugonla
Sharp 3 bdrm & den.
$179,900 1212~ fman c-
ing. >\gt. 774-8200
Venoa.s COlldo
by owner. 1 bdrm Pen·
lhouse SllJ_,!00.968-5133
IACICIAY
$183,000
Spal'ious living room
with stone fireplace. 4
generous bdrms, huge
private master suite.
paneled den fe atures
brick r1replace. Sparkl-
ing pool .rnd spa. Local
ed on a qwet cut de sac
Assumable loans! Take
adl'antagenow! ~0303
COLDWeu. BANl(eRO
-L~--
HSTVIEWIH
NEWPOIT IUCH
Located on the blurrs
above the Balboa Bay
Club. thlS home has the
potential lo become a
million dollar property.
Wnh pool &spacious lot.
1t 's ideal for the growing
executive family. Owner
will help with fmancing
Ask for Jim O'Connor.
Redhill~ Realty
552 -7500
SlSOO mo. Agt 6311266 "'!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! or64&0880 ~
WHEN YOU BUY IN NEWPORT
BEACH -
YOU BUY AN ADllESS OF -
DISTINCTION!
EAST ILUFF -JUST 2 MILES FROM
IEACH
J111t I 5% down c:wtd thii 3 bedroom
"Mocco" home with low l11ttrtst
assumable and H iier fiftmcillg con be
yo11rs. Co11temporary dtslCJll with
b rick fireplace and manle11rtd
gardtftt. How only $244,950. Optn
Sot/S11t1 1-5. 3032 Carob.
I A YCREST IEAUTY WITH
ASSUMAILE RMAMCING
$50,000 Ulldtr IM,_., Mier la ~
MOti•ahd to Mlf tMs ~oded
haMt wltll .. bedroolN, poof.
CJOHbo Olld sybaritic s-.e. 0 .. y
$275,000
OWNER WILL Ci.RU SI 00,000
2MD AT I 2o/e!
Locahd lft loycreat, tMs 3 btchcNa,
2'/J both wtll dtcorotetl Hd =: .. eclH haMt aho ..... _...
nt mid •try ....,..ted ....., wlto
aeys 1Hh 111 off..-. Melot' ,net
~loft. HW futt $294,SOO
GRIA T IMVUTMIMT ON THI
IALIOA PINIMSULA
Jnt • ..,. to b.odl ... 1-2 ....
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a.ttlroo11t older ..._ for lot w
......,. .... -.... ,. ...... y..,.
fwSJ25,000
Woa'tlaat .Bkr.8'8471» I 01 I au AT $491,000
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LIVI ON nu~ WATER. Open HouH Sal/Sun, ....................... 1),.MIAMCI ..
WALK TOnt! BEACH_ u.s. By Owoer. Reduced COMt •cw; 1 Pnil townhouses, In•
4 Br a.K down, !Tio 1100,000 tntllllt -~llTI tbn I rean old Beaut.
'"'h 11274 Aaklna cuatom J Br. Study, 4 Hlttortcal!cfl1 · tree lncd s.t rcct
•• 000. Ba. 00 pre.tU&)ou.s LI&> lrict, Temecula $\00 000 831-4381' Mi.11111 a
UVtBY'nlEOCEAN4 Isle. Vacant. immediate Terms availab~ Ca,li .Del ~I :...::a;:;c'---1-~..,_ ___ ...._ Br + FR + 21-1 Ba. occupancy. 105 Via Ken Marbat . uu ·P ues oata lllt,900 A111&mable Ravenna.951 ~. SW•w Mua. Aaaum. loan. to.at of $1321<. owner -----a•u _... OWC. Pno. only, Bkr.
nexlblt. L .... o,tlo. wlSTAT1 !1M313._. ----LEASE , leue option or At•c•lit .... , llOSlJJl._7780 _______ _
buy. lmmacula~e • Br. A total PIAase or •P· SACll'ICISALI ltillliiiil._..._AilAI~ 2~ Ba. U7S mo or proxlmattly 12~ in WATllROMT Two new &~a Ooe llG CAMYOH CUSTOM
Slt5,000. Walk to tbe ttrtst with less than Wt Vacant lot In C•nntry block rrom octan. or Fren"b provincial family home ~ach,poo6U1ttnnis down ' Or owner will V111aae Wlll take SO' fered vlrtuall,y al ' MW. & en.it 0..,.. consider lease option boat. "50,!XX>. Cati Pete builders c.'Olt. Low down. with 5 bedrooms, includes formal
642 .... lO with 115 ,000 option Barrett, Owner will carry. living room and dloang room,
JohftCoombebkr mone)'lt$1200/mo Thili 642-5200 $399,500 earh Aaent , secluded library, richly paneled
ti.autlful 3 Br end unit 631-7300. family room. and pool & spa.
NIWPOITCllST with larce wrap-around Living areas offer views of golf
OM&.YSIO,OOOh patiowlllnotlastlong Of'IMSUHDAY eourse and night lights The
Mo\I .. ln'A ... 1• '-aautlrul with these fantastic Lo 1 · d " w uwt ~ ter d kl ve y 8 lownbouse un· ultimate in for ma I elegance an 3 bdrm. 21,"J bath condo ms an an as ng Ila ln East Blutr 2300' w\lhm·i-ed"'etb • price or ~.500. Open owners unit ls a "Must comfortable livability. Call for '" ''"' '" ar... Sun 1·5 400 Vista l).1inta · h · b h pro tennis courts. Walk -<' see" Grou $48,000 Ask privates owing or roe ore
tobeach.HlGHassuma· D.M.Mm-IWRltr T91lt0nrl0o/o&.oc. ing $895 ,000. OWC M4GMIFtCEHTSPYGUSSHOME
ble loan. Submit all of. MtlS 2 bldngs. Zoned C'l. 0n ssoo.ooo. 752 Amigos This beautiful 6 bedroom home is rers. S. J._ Comer Xlnt CM Loca· Way -Open Sun 1·5PM. c._tr.o 1071 tion. Charhe. Etw is. Bkr9SJ.1200. decorated in a traditional s tyle
Red h 1 II~ kt.-.llty
I;~:; ~. il If I
....................... Tarbell Realtors. IYOWt& with charming wallpapers.
EXEC. SPECI~ 830-6030 4.Plex. S21.200 lncome, custom window coverings. lop
New cpt, paint & CondomlnlM•tfTow• 9~.% loan on contract. quality carpet, and elegant wood '1!!!!!!!~!!1!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!B!!ll landscap111g ~akes lhls houtetforsalit 1700 612CalleCampana.San floors . The home offers a
spac. 4 BR' shine like a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clemente 4200 sq. ft playroom with built-in cabinets llACHAXB now reduced wilh owner
willing to carry paper at
reasonable interest rate.
U you'd enjoy owning a 3
bdrm home 3 blocks
rrom the beach that you
can customize, th.as 1s ror only $168 ,950
(714 )S52-4477.
WALKER&LEE R.E
:~•e:h~1\Jeu:1r~in:~e~ lootSlptA•ol. 124l.S00.1l4/498-500'1. and extra storage, family room.
manna,away rrom trar. Waterfront community lolMHIOa.f1.t formal dining room. 41:! baths,
r1c . with xlnt financing 1·2 &JBR Cond06 rrom .,..... kitchen eating area, pool and a
Owner wall carry a lge SlSO,OOO to ~.ooo. As· Take advantage or new magnificent view of the otean and 13~ 2nd TD and con s~me loan & owner as· tax laws!~ 4 Br, 21, Ba lights of Newport. Offered al sider peNC>naJ property sast rmandng. Res/agt u PP e r u n i t w I t h for part or the cash Sheila. 2ll-SS8-5272. panoramk view, 3 Br. 2 $925.000.
down Call for financing $10,000 under mkt. 3BR, bath lower umt. Ex LIDO ISLE ELEGANCE
details. 661·9114 212BA rondo in univ pk. cellent income property Beautiful two .vear old t•ustom Probate quick approval in top C'OOd!Uon. Fully
URE Nds rede<' $127,000. Til r urn is h ed . s e 11 er home on one of Lido's best streets.
ll-6. Agt 552·1892 or motivated-will consider 4 br. 4 ba. bn<'k entry and MEWPOIT SHOIES
llR, Hf9' An n.W.
SIMGUSTOIY
Owner needs $25.000
down. Elegant 2 BR &
den. Near the beach,
marina and shopping
wilh easy frwy access.
Located Ill gate guarded
adult community in the
Palisades Priced to sell
728-5235 ____ all orrers Ask 1ng enclosed patio. Brass hard\\ are
Woodbridge Townhome. S69S,OOO throughout. Generous use of
SIH,000
675-1771 Warmmgtoo Plan "B" 1 D.M. Msshal Rltr golden oak. Elegant fixtures. Bay Block from Lake. Must __ 7+_0:0135 _ Sell lmmediall y . view. Owner will finance. Open
st39.990. 2BR. l"• BA. Loh for Salt 2200 Sunday 1·5. 223 Vii.I San Remo
Wood decking. Front & •••••··~•••••••·~··•••• Rear Xlnt assumable 'J'.hree smJJe ram1ly lots REDUCTIOM IN PRICE
loan at 11',02%. S90,0001st an Huntmgton Bea ch ' A supN buy St i.I super reduced
TD. ~9-5001 Bv Owner. with plans. ~.?OCJ per I pri<'e ~ ~ This gorgeous 3 br, 3 ba ~--:.<.. ---lot. Cooperation to h
now .
W4TERFIOKTHOME b11oters Call Bob. ome is on one of the largest lots
boatSllpavail. 714-848-3133 or home. I tn the area The professionally
REALTY WORLD --------•! ~.:.Coast Ji61·9114 CAlffUE Softto AllO I 010 633L1doParkDr 675-4746 I land scaped front and rear
S575,000ormakeorrer LakeArrowheadlots. For l maximizes the potential for
OwnAgt 673-0248, 1nro and maps call relaxation and swimming plu!> a
63!.:!.476-ow n er 1 b r 0 k e r • large patio area for entertaining.
LIYIMG OH LIDO :•••••••••••••••••••••••
in this 3 bdrm cozy SUPER 2 STORY
charmer on extra wide 4 Bdrms. game room,
lot with large patio Ex r P • we l b a r . I g e tra parking space or backyard. 2 blks 'from
Duoltnit•.tt/ < 1 l 4 l 9 s 3 • 2 4 s 8 Off d S Oni • s. 1100 (213)346-4424 ere at 339,000. Open Sunday 1 · 5 2 0 0 1 II o I 1 d ti y . small boat storage. , So. C. Plaza Priced to •••••••••••••••••••••••--------•I I sell at Sl62,500. Owner IHFLATIOHFtGHTER! 120UMITS
Krd h 1 I I c}~ Re .llty
t ;~:; ~: :11: I
will carr y. Agent 12 Units. Costa Mesa I 673·8849 or83J.2650 Assume contract S370M 7.3 acres a~ved for condos in rapidily grow-
ing North East San Bernardino Absolute prime !oration
Engineering and plans
included $2.100.000.
Other R.-&tcft 14 yrs 10'". S125M dn '!!!!!!!!1•11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~·. • • •••• • •••• • •••• • • • • • Qwn er 631 2150 MobiltHon!H Oceanfront Duplex --------.i ForSolt 11 00 Newport Beach. 10'7. OCEAMFIOHTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• down 3 Br 2 Br diret'tly Choose rrom two in West O C E A N F R O N T on beach Comer lot . Im Newport. Each is 2 LAGUNA BCH . new maculate cond1llon 2914
story. custom built with from $29.900. rent S400 0 c e a n f r o n t
single family or duplex mo. 499·3816 Owner Agent. ~4-0614
des1n. Gorgeous ocean Xlnt desert l.1V1ng M 11 or 838·_3232.
a n . sand v 1 e w 5 Cozy 10x50. xlnt cond lnconw Property 2000
Spacious rooms, S719.500 Amana f'f' refng. AC. •••••••• ••••••••••••••• and $900.~. Call for w/w cpts, drps. Moving
rurther detuls. out of state must sell. 642-5200 000. 646-Z7~
J PETE *EXCITING* J BARRETI .. REALTY EstahScM
With or w1th oot
1!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 rumiture. 24x64 Green· --------•I brier Home 111 Laguna Hills nicest 5star ~rk LIASIOPTIOH
llUGAUXY
DOVRSHOIES
OPEN SAT/SUM 1-5
Gracious 3 Bdrm home with all the extras --Oen
with wetbar. rormal din·
ing room. kitchen with
eating area. Vacant. Im
mediate ocrupancy See
It today!
642-5200
A PETE BARRETI. .. REALTY
Gre .. .tPcn
Beautiful 20x~ Lance Home 2Br. 2Ba. This 1s the Best Buy in town
Atntleodt
20x57 3 yr old home
Space rent $145 Owner
will rarry balance al
12\<t'1 with small ctwn
payment.
CLASSIC
MOIUHOME
SAi.ES
2706 Harbor, Ste 206-A
540-5937
2BRMOBILES
Open Fri/Sat/Sunday
OC1t ... .,.,..,....... 18601Newland,H.B
. """""'"""" • Spaces 54 & 69 Beauurul home on best ~nt call 531Vi54Z beach 4 Bdrms. 312 ' -baths. Come to see and NWPT BCH l yr old dlx make offer. Open trlr .w t cabana . Sat/Sun 12-5 at 1706 E. beaut1£ully decorated.
Ocean rronl. Balboa Pvtbch. 000.675-8514
Peninsula
270 DtCI VIEW
Best on the 'Dayrront. 2
Br 2 ba condo. Asking
$475,000.
675-8676 and 675-8444
EASTBLUFF
3 Br house bkyd par
view. Not backed up to
street. 000. 644-0723
OWMER RMAHCIMG
Several mobile homes
avail-submit yo ur
terms , assumable,
owner carry lsl or 2nd
mortgage, lse option.
etc. Tell us your needs
MULHUltif
RWTOIS
Mobile tto. Di•.
17141527-5900
22 deluxe units in posh
N B locale Rare tax A l>ivi~ion or benefits Offer. Blair If arbor lm<e<>tment Co
NavU1 Bkr 548-04_70
Sharp 3 bdrm home + Mo.wt• Deteft, I sep new rental umt Resort 2400
Both rented Conv Npl •••••••••••••••••••••••! Hts locale. 285K Offer. Lake Arrowhead Condo j Blair Navin . Bkr Priv. laltefront com ·
548·0470 _ munity, perfect family I MAKE AN OFfERI or <'orporate get-away. 5 • Br. 3 Ba, 2 fireplaces,
large game room with 3 Income Properties. full bar. BeautiCul lake EaslsLde Costa Mesa . Owner will carry and. roresl view. ~k Priced to ..ell' option a I OWC 12 • , .
JA! NF1&5ER m•' r1 tll t,'7 1a:.
ill 1>11 Oifi3
2925 Cullegc• A \'I'
Costa Mesa. CA
98UHITS
14-7PLEXU
Priced $400.000 below
$389.000 Also. spec·
tacular lakefront IOl 88 fl
x 120 rt. 111 exclusive
guarded gate communi·
ty or Pt. Hanulair wilh
level access Price tn·
eludes plans and
permits ror 53)0 sq rt.
custom designed home
with the ramUy or ex·
ecutive entertainment in
mind. Single slip dock.
Sunny southern ex·
posure. $750.000 Ed
Earl, Merrill Lynrh,
KateUa (714 )337·0731 ..
appraisal for qwck sale. TIIM ~M'ol I
Won ·1 1asl Fantastic tax Owit 2450
wrile-orr and invest ••••••••••••••••••••••• ment Call Rick LAS VEG AS
7t4f76().7292 TIME5HARE
on the s trip. Fee
Hpt Id. Triplex c'fun:r~h= ~ t:ikr4Z
3 ~ bdrm garden ap1:5 lo with view 9.5'1 rmanc·
quiet Newport Height Ing. Call owner. 754-0344 Area . Older. but very
we ll maintained . o.tofC~
S225.000 leasehold. or 'Nf*1Y 2550 S278.500 ree XJnl fianc· •••••••••••••••••••••••
mg. Owner/Bkr 646-0295 2 0 A c Par c e Is n r Yosemite, ldnt camping COVIMGTOH4PLU & rec, gold claims,
H.B. BY OWNER S2.000 to SB,000 ea. (209l
SJOK DOWN m .8295
•Even cash flow-1st yr 11!.-~-..11t....L...L.. t..L.. NEWPfll
HOGHTS
• Pos1t1ve cas h ~-~-1--------•I thereafter Magnificent.. splitable $24,500 Prin onj . 675-9522 16.5 acres w /streams &
Open Today l·SPM 614 Gary Place al l5th
Spacious 2Br . closed * B • L I O • house In Fallbrook. porch . front kitchen. "' "' $120.000 00 yr. assuma·
clea.n & ruce. Low space ISLAND b I e . S 10 , 0 90 d w n
$2619,000 w/only 1~ dn. rent. Westminster MOTIVATEOSELLER Balance ol $260,000 on
OWC Lrge 2nd. A great (CZ5989). Beautiful duplex, 9 yrs. buyers tenns. PARCEL
Family Home on a MULHEARN lrg 3 Bdrm, perfect for 2-Cantastlc hilltop 8.5
secluded Cul-de-Sar IWTOIS owner + 3 Bann. Hne acres, $45.000 9W~ as·
4.BR, 38A Family rm Moltlttto.Di•. tenant pay part of sumable, $5000 dwn. Bright. Cheerful mortgage+taxbenerlts balance <i Sll0,000 on
Rmdld. Kitchen over· ( 7 I 4 ) & appreciation. New buyers terms. ~-n04.
look s Beautiful 527·5900 paint, carpets, part· 3 Bdnn house. San Luis
Landtcaped Patio. Walk "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I furn .• 3 car garage. Opispo, 5 bib from Cal to a II 3 sr boo Is. r-Good assumable, OWC. Poly Univ. campus. Lot
Owner/All Ce•l•ry ldt/ Only~ dwn. Priced at 50xl6S'.1.oned for mllltJ.
Me-2017, 151.3700 Crypti 1500 S580 .ooo. Agt /Don pie dwellinc•. Ph
•-.-.-• .::;.~.:.::.:·:.:·.a.;·:.:·:..·.::.·:.:·~-.-; ....................... 873·0687 ...::64,5.~=szsi=------~1 2 Cemetery lots 111 Harbor IUTIUY Rest~ta.Callcollect Coedo ... ._.fTow .. Co1do•l ... /Tfw• IMUSTaUFF m-6M-4JM llozMttw• 1700 ,.._..._..-1700
Owner 1ay1 ''Ca ab Pacific View Memorial •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .. •••••••••
Tait•" and wUJ ttD al Part 2 lots. Prime site
U1i rtduetion from lilt _,,7.::.;:~'"""831'1~-----!~~~!nJ.' ~:J:ce~b~! C11••1rcW
'200.0IO rill casb down Pr.,.rt; I '00
to ••lstlnC !I"•~ lonr •••••••••••••••••••••••
term ut TD. Odrm 2 bt To a.t lz 'It
w / t a • r 1 rn r m . Two tn,i. NNN m~r
Ltuebold land nail in rast food re.taorant1
fft. ~=poss I Min. I~ Va.~of'1'0ll
blk to • ~rkl su•.•••ooo. andN.B T_.tlub Drive-t1n·1iapl
mt......._,HB. corner loullona-
o,.ilS.illpm. a.cram.._ ,...... Ce Ric:lulnl If,.,_., Co
MNt t 71 ~ti
SACRIFICE IY OWNER
SLst.ooo. uparadttd z bdrm. 2 aie. 2 paua.. rpc. A c. 2 ur aar, maJnUl~t 1111 llf1
\K'W Nr Gulf Courso. plc. lbOp. ll'M'Na.Y Ind
Ua1t, poql, Jae:. wahr, dryer. e, 1u l9Q
lmmtd poq. No Umt for loc*J loal. Strioul
buyen only call Art 61M&U 9'do, 1•am
wltltcl1.
Westtlifft Bayview
MUST SEE
Secluded Newport Heights home
on large irregular lot '~1th pool
and gazebo covered spa. Fn:neh
doors that open onto lovely front
patio. Formal dining arei.I, master
suite w1 th patio. in addition to
three large bedrooms. Excellent
financing goes with this truly
love ly home. S389,000. Op en
Sunday 1-5. 3106 Broad Street
ILUFFS CARMELITA
Rare end unit with s unny
exposure. views of mountains and
cit y lights. Cathedral ceilings. 4
bedroo m s. fres h ly painted
5260.000. Open Sunday 1 5 2146
Vista Laredo.
VIEW!! VIEW!! VIEW!!
Charm. grace and sophisticated
living are yours tn this unique
s pacious 4 br \'iew home in
Seaview. Extensive use of oak.
brick and tile make this homr
extr emely in viting Fle>.1blC'
f1nan c 1ng make s th1 i. an
appealing package. 552.5.000 ft'l'
Open Sunday I 5. 2101 Y<Jeht
Grayling.
SUMSHIME POOL & HOT SPA
Outstanding Eastbluff Lu!>k home
on level VJ EW lot. Just listed and
priced to sell. Well decorated 3 br
with family room and formal
dining room . $315.000 Open
Saturday and Sunda~· 1·5. 2221
Arbutus
UNIQUE & LOVELY
Bluffs tondo offers 3 br. 21 ~ ba.
spill le\'el with well coordinated
decor a nd best location. Air
conditioned too!! Lovely, good
!){ice and terms. S255.000. Open
Sunday 1·5. 2189 Vista Entrada.
LOCA TIOH!! LOCA TlON!!
Enjoy the amenities of fabulous
Bluffs community Move right
into expanded s ingle story. 3 br
umt with outs tanding location and
decor. $269,000.
SHORECLIFFS
Lease option or buy this fixer on
huge fee lot. Private beaches.
Live one bloc k from the ocean for
only $359,000. Open Sunday I 5. 320
Seaward.
.OWNER FIHANCIMG IN
IAYSHORES
No need to worry about rising
interest rates the owner of this
tasteful 3 br, 3 ba country french
home wi II provide excellent
financing. You will love the 2
sunny brick patios. 'privat e
master suite wtlh balcony, and
the warm atmosphere of this gate
guarded community. $349,500.
LARCH FAMILY HOME ON THI! IA Y
Enjoy waterfront living on Lido
Isle In this fantastic 7 bedroom
colonial tyle home with Crench
doors, shutters. and used brick
patio. Large balcony off master
bedroom overlooks the wetr and
the private sandy beach This
unique home on an oversiied lot is
Ideal for family llvaog and
enlertainlng on the bay. $1,750.000
. .
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, October 31 , 1981 Cll
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OltefS.. C... .. Me-JUJ C .... M... 3224 t"iN 1244 ~..., 2600 .................................................................... .
• ...................... CDM"'9twMew a br. 3 ba , bl level WOODllJOGL
Stotud.a&e, Arilona, lux· z bdrm. z ba, 2 car l•r. townhpme Uparades For leue 2 bdrm. 2 ba.
wio\11 cmdomlnlum, s lpt, balcooy. IH S700 Pvt 1ard Yrplr flfl~ CondoflOOptrmo f'.J
Br 3 Ba. xlnt location. mo. S51-4e83 alts mo ~hMI>-•aw
SU7,000. Ownr /A&t. TWO UNITs 8-R-s Br ., dto· 2"1 81, 2 Rancho San Joaqum
902/190·0011 Boverly : 2 2ba. 1 balconies. hu11t mslr 2BR. den, 2\AJBA New
O'Connor °' vmte 4254 car 1ar ea $7SO avaU 11<e, pool, 1pa, playina CarpetJ, Pool, Jae aso
N Brow a , Ste H Nov 1· $725 avail Nov 5 field , u«Utivc bvina. Z 494-2S9t_4D43348
Sa1uaro Prupcrt1r1 A · 758~-7rt new Kida OK. no NEW rondo. 2 muttl'I
S«>ttsdale1 Ariz. 85251 Newer 4Br, 381 front un peu. $890/mo John. act +den AC upgrade 21~
hHM1, ,._, It, Sl300 mo. 718 Orchid. Ml-128&__ ba. mo. SS1 '718
6to¥" 2700 ant~ 4 Br 2 Ba, fresh P•int, New 2 Br, 21 , 81 Condo ······F·a;k ...... c •• '°. ~!1a1 ... ,. :~r!:~~:~1:a~~ r:e~~:~;~~~e:. ~
-· --& $300 lU!curity Agt UCI , SSOO Ll•astt
3.U acres. Avocado&, Spectacular ocean views -~1-731<1_ 846 2850.
view. $8S,IXX> Assuma· make Ws ' Br, 2 Ba
ble loan Trade Cub home a great rental disc.M2·5m0 Available for yearly ---lease at Sl.SOO/mo.
...... , D.M.~Rltr
Univ Pk . spac Jbr, 2btt
lwnh1te. gu. r a frplt
No pets S750 mo lease
529·0'384
••••••••••••••••••••••• 760.0135
W Npt. Wkly mo. on I sand , very clean 2
Bdrm Q l31 923-~
I
Beach House f'um. 2BR.
IBA. Willier Mo. $650.
Ul!I ~id,_00:..~--
l MME DI AT I:.:
POSSE5.510N
S BR 3 Ba. quiet Nwpt area. $1500 mo. Refs re· 3 Br 2112 Ba condo.
q'd. 631-7215, pool /tennis $750 mo. A111 751·3191 OCEAHROHT !A:----
3 Bd 2 b th r . hed Beautiful Split Level 3BR rm a urnis or Den 3BA townhouse
Winter. S900. yrly lse Condo. Dix Carpel &
S12og .fillr.548-~2-.--Drapes. Macro, Trash
3 Br 2 Ba Pool llome
S130 Mo. Pool service in
s_ld. 846·6621 ask for Ten.
4 BR. 2''lba, 2 stry, 3 car
gar, a\•atl now Walk to
bch S850 , 2021 1
Brentstone Call Stan
968-7'.m __
LOCJ!M ltodt 3241
I ..J.._, co mpacter, dishwasher, Hotlws U~IMd A!C, 2 rar gar. MORE ! Lovely 4 Br. 211 Ba Fam
•••••••••••••••••••••••Central Lo ration. rm&frplc.3cargaragel•--... ----• CHMrol 3202 Pool/spa. No pets S795 extra~ '950, 1st, last + 4 Br 2~ Ba Yearly. all
....................... 1st & last Plus dep. se<'unty. 84().3020 __ am~nilles Club & pool RENTALS 1851-9350 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo an hot rac s Good area SllOO
ye 3 r I y week 1 y . Mesa Verde 3 Br.~ spot. AU _amenilles. S7SO Broker675-49l2 _
Winter .2.3.4, Bdrms. Pool rnclds Gardener & ~clds ullls. 963·6SSI aft Sea view~ Br 3 Ba. family
New p 0 r1 Be a ch & ' pool ser\'ice $8()()1mo _ __ rm . d101ng rm. ore an &
Balboa I 546-9950. t ... tillCJf• night light vael'S Pool &
J COBS RE••TY --- ---H--t..:::._ 3242 tennis Sl600 pr mo Bob A ~ 1$400 Rushe 2BR retreat __. or Dovie Koop Agl
PROPERTY MGRS w country k1trh en & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759 1221
I d • 1 4bdrm. 3ba. dclx unit. 67 ic 6173 enc ose garage
5403
~ ~ 2400 sq I\. avail now Ocean vie" 5 dr\ from
WHY l&fTI S5SO 3Bdrm. 2BA in best 831·8842. •bea<'h 2 Br 113 29th St
WHEN ..,IVV\orL. ESS area Sliding glass door ~-3244 S7SO mo Yrl} S40U dep ~ I ds t l t & 213 3n.9:fll ran put you tn your own ea 0 s one pa 10 •••••• •• •••••••• ••••. •• _ _ home. I landscaped yard' 7687 The La kes-2 s tory 3000 sq. fl. Nr. Westclf 4 ~g~t___ 556·6Sl6 RENTTM""" twnhse, on wate r , Br, 4 Ba, den. pool spa ~ lbdrm. a c, fr idge, F'am. rm Dine. rm Tri· 1.rboaP ..... 3207. 631~ frple, pools & courts pie gar S1500 mo •••••••••••••••••••••••1 F'EE Adults only, no pets S52-~3 _
2bdrm, lba. gar, patio, l/yr lease. S550. 730-6046. 2 Br 1 Ba. for lease f'um
lolboa ,......_ rn cd yrd. crpt 1drps. pet D o r i s C I a r k . or unfum. No pets. Steps
Bayfront&M1ScRentals ok~/mo.546·7~ (213)37J-.1320after6 m 1 tobeach.$650Mo i\j!ent
2·3-4Brs -Yearly 2 Br fen ced yard Twnhome.oew3br 3ba I Judy 559-9400 f'um. or Unfurnished . · p · · ----Call for Information garage S600 Mo ullls patio. gar. ark. pool. LlJXURY IA YFRQtfT
M.EL FUCllS pd 691 Center 673-3113 I J!C $975,mo 833·~7 I J Br 2 Ba with boat slip.
PAVILION REALTOR Ask for QQug. -1 NORTHWOOD Av a ii now Man Y
675-8120 WHYR&n'! 4BR, 21.-'JBA exec home am enities SJSOO Mo. •
WHEN srox>or LESS i 3 car gar MW1ter Suite l!!oker 675-4912 , .... '°"" can put you 111 • w frpk & wet bar Frple 1--------• r 1 yourowohome. I 1n Liv rm aJso. Secluded OCEAHFIOHT ~:~·g~~~ St~· torp Bc~h2 At.ent 556-6516 Cul-de.Sac m best area. HOME
J'.750 mo. 955-1795 E.·side 3br.1 ba., SSSO. no $1200 mo. Agt Kyle 4. bdrm. 2 bath, com
------pets 384 La Perle Ln. 552~·1BOO ........ '---pletely remodeled ,
COl'CMla def Mer 3222 12131 436-l313 Open Su n Very nice 6 B~ l ' 2 bade bltns, rrplc, S~ mo
••••••••••••••••••••••• 3-5 latched llome 3952 LIDOISLE
For Rtftt..CdM Nice 2 bdrm house. 2 Acacia. College Prk, nr IAYRlOKT
2 blks lo water. 4 Bd 3 Ba blocks from shopping Walnut/Culver Dr. Close 3 bdrm. l bath. rrplr, + ram Uy rm Call Tim center on West side or to sch ls, shops. parks, bltns, S850 mo
Rhone, agt 631-12166 or town. Avail lsl of Nov. pools. Open Sat/Sun 12·5
673-00SS $450 mo. lst & last with Lease mo 67]:5474
S200 cleaning dep. Over Lrg 2 Br 2 Ba condo. dbl
JO yrs or age only No gar, rdrig, W ID. nr
~ls. 714·5'8-~5___ pool. $795. 5.Sl.:5531 __
associated
llllOl<EllS-11( Al TQllS
zoir, ~ Boibon t>' 166 j
·-======----Perrecl home for raising W D I R G
3 bdr, 2 ba, F/P. 2 car children 3 Bdrms. 2 TO~OME LEASE llGC""""'~ gar. Walk to beach. baths lge yard cul d"' "....., """'"""" ' ' . ". 3+ ram1'ly rm. den, 2 $1500 Mo 3 Bdrm $1700/mo. Ask ·ror sac . Fr iend I y Barbara167S-Jl67 neighborhood 10 Mesa Cpks, close to lakes. r1sh, Townhouse on golf
Execocnvlewhome,2300 del Mar. S73S /mo . swam, boat. spa . course.2"'2Ba .. sep DR.
sq rt. 3Br, 2"'2Ba. 77S-2868 __ $925/mo. Lois. agt NewCarpets&paint
guarded comm, tennis, 3 Bdrm. 2~ ba. frpl". 2 631·12166 Open HSat & Sun ... 26Canyon 1$l1nd Dr ~l.$1800mo.S40-6080 car gar. Bltan kitch. LakefroMLHH w sit M,
2BR Cb1rmer. Gicantic $750/mo. 2182 Maple. P•noramic day & nlte _ •Rea~ton':r.:;fo.
Den. Frple, gar. $725.' 673-2282or6'15-M87 eves. vtews or Woodbridge
La'"e 2 BR 2ba & d Immaculate .vurly 4 Br. C~ ' I n...a..x " . en. 2 - -• ""'."'P":'" Cat-~ -m 't v car gar. S8'15 Ptr mo 2 Br. l n. N-.., d'"'-"" ... v mum y, ery ,., lk ...... ..., """' v•.., ~ lnllrious. $1100/mo No "'' 10 ""'a'",.. l*>l & c:oraled. all bulll·lns. petl. Owntr will con· tennis 6'2·1150 or --~~~~--1 1525 Mo. 311 E. 2'bt. St skier lse/opt. Call Lynn ~9122. t.
Apt A. Oonotdisturbte· Noah A 552·1800 3BR . Close to Beach.
nanl.§3l·S00'7. Woodbridge 3 Br 2ba. Nice. 536-lW. Slf.6'70l
L .. se or lease option ram rm. dining rm, fter5Pll ..=.::'-=~-----Wimbledon VIII. AS· rrplc. inside .. out.side
patio1. Mallbu ll1hts,
auto •Prinkltra. Lake.
pool ai tennis prlv. •tmo. PH: fM0.1327.
59.CI Ofc'l5M.Wf.
Rancbo San Joaq~1n 3
bdrm , 2~ baths , rarepla"· view, xlnt ('Gn·
clttion. Adults, no pet.a
llQOmo. •·--
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, October 31, 1981
'79 FIAT CONVERTIBLE sssoo
23 000 mites Like New (347ZYKI
'80 DATSUN 280ZX s10,950
T-Top Only 15 OOOm1le!.
'79 RX7 MAZDA s5950
Sunroof -tmmaculale (53Goo:il
'81 CAPRI G.S. S6850
Only 6.000 miles (116XRX1
'80 AMC SPIRIT s4950
Atr, 4 cyl A Beauty (650ZEH)
11 LYNX EXEC. CAR SAVE
Our d iscount & your rebate (608234/
*******************
: Rebates on 18 I & 82's :
*******************
1982 LYNX
#600042
Brand New 4 cyl. With our discount & the
rebate your total cost only ••••
'81 3!f,~!~r1~ ~~9!21 * • * • * * * • * $ 5950
'80 g~~~e~~AK~~ll * * * * • * * * * $ 7 450
'80 FtdBJx~P Car (263ZCO) * * • * * • * * • $ 7 9 5 0
'80 MERC. MARQUIS • • ·-• • • • • • $ 6850 7000 miles. air (BGB020)
'79 MERC . MARQUIS • • • • • • • • • $ 5550
4 door 25 000 miles (624352)
'79 FORD LTD CP. • • • • • • • • • $ 4950 Air AM-FM (320XJY)
.. .. • • • • .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. • • .. • 1981 COUGAR .. .. .. #613443 • .. 2 Door . B rand New 6 cvl., vinyl roof , air . .. .. automatic. steering. AM-FM radio. tinted g lass.
• • .. s7 .. .. .. • ..
.. .. .. .. • • .. .. • • .. • .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. • • .. • .. .. • .. • .. • ..
•
'80 MARK VI • * * *. * •• * * * * * * *. * * S 11,850
Loaded Beige (67232)
'78 BLACK MARK •• • • • • • * • • • * • • *. *... $ 6950 Black leather black top (723431
'79 VERSAILLES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * S8250 Black. (164YWC)
'79 SEVILLE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S 10,850 loaded (658WWZ)
'79 MARK V • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $1 0 5 0 0 (JHVI) '
'79 CONTINENTAL 4 DR. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $ 7 950 White & Immaculate (019W01)
1981 LINCOLN
#653816
Brand New Town Car loaded with over $4000 Extras .
Signature Series with luxury car options .
SAVE
OVER
FROM
FACTORY
STICKER
---~-----__________ ...... --~-'~ :s ii!'.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 31, 1981
(WITH APPROVED CREDIT) Includes selling price of vehicle. tax.
license & doc lee. S66 00 1s the total & complete down payment
DELIVERS ANY NEW TOYOTA OR FORD IN STOCKI
TREMENDOUS TOYOTA
0
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13 lllCH
COLOR.
WILL BE GIVEN
TRUCK DISCOUNT
1982 ·
TOYOTA.
SHORTBED P.U.
4 speed trans .. disc brakes and
fully factory equipped. (Stk. 50207).
(027048).
55966
•••
1982
TOYOTA
SRS LONGBED P.U.
5 speed trans.. window package.
stereo. fabnc seats, Ultra mirrors.
chrome bumper & much more!
(S tk. 50125) (052767).
57266
s
' 0 p
I
Supplied
by Video
Service Center
of Anaheim.
WITH THE PURCHASE
OF ANY NEWT-BIRD
IN STOCK!
1981 I-BIRD
2 Door. Loaded inc. diag. warn. lights, dig. clock, tilt. cruise. pwr. st. & windows. air
cond., ext. decor. int decor. pwr. seats, vinyl top plus many more luxurious extras! ( 185354 ). (Stk. 10529).
1982 TOYOTA
SR5 4X4 P'ICKUP
1982 TOYOTA
2 DR. COROLLA
s
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0 p
5 speed trans.. stereo. window
package. Ultra mirrors. c hrome
bumper & morel (S tk 50172)
(024772)
58466
EGISTER
TO WIN A
4 speed trans .. disc brakes and
fully factory equipped . (208266).
55266
1982 TOYOTA
STARLET
p
198 1 FAIR.MONT 2 DR. 0on I ...... IM.,..., Fully ladOty eq.,_ 6
OOhO"" nclu<lo --ng (20$1331
BRAND NEW
MUST ANG COUPE
Full< IKIO<'f eQ"PC*I l1XJ80I) ($1k ICM90i
lncludM 5600 ·-•I
55866
.,, .. ,, .. .. ., .......
1982 ESCORT 2 DR.H i ii<
l'O"J lactofy aquppeci• 111•'261 IS"' 1~~1 1nc1..-s.oo-..
ss466
BRAND NEW
1982 ESCORT 4 DR.HI
Ope-. "'Clum ,,,,_ gl-and DOdy -mold"'~ (IJOMI) (Sil< 1081•) tnclu<let S.OOC
reb1t1t
s ·866
1981 COURIEA PICJCUP
BRAND NEW
1982 EXP SPORT COUPE
Front wneel dn¥e l)C)Wer d11c. t>t-1ka & ~ndent ,_ -"""" 11383901 (Stk
1039~1 Incl~ $700 ,_,., ~6166
-----------------~ ·----.
Equipment includes 5 speed transmission.
stereo. floor mats & wheel tnm rings. (Stk.
50224) (572991 ).
I
N : ~· -4 •'. • • I • . . . ", .. ' , '
(Siio 103201 C13D5l
LIST PRICE .•.•••.• $7533
Front wheel dn¥9 pwr bfakH re•r Ott OIJei IP't rad.c>, r.ct Mlll 1 b reoitt1 hid blttery
Includes 1700 .-1al
(Se. coooe1 11077311
LIST PRICE ..•..••• '8383
Aec-.n1ng Hit&. .,, cona l)W'I" .st & dttc
brakel. cru•M. ,..,_, ailum whMl1 .iec r w
de!rott9f & """' lncluon l600 re1>a10 a 5 yr
($11< oo;,.1 (13S.021 )
LIST PRICE •••••••• '8631
Equipment 1ncfudltt automar.c rtanttN»lOn
COLOR TV Must be 18 years or age
or older W1th valid
driver's license
at Toyota
Santa Ana
1976 FOtlD
I AHCHlltO 500
VI. I UIO tr1n1 f1ctory •• ,
power 1tfff1ng NiAIFM st•tt~o
CMMtt• undet .t0.000 mo"
CfMm ••*'°' twown "'""'°" .......... ___ _
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1979 CHEVROt.ET
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s7950
' FORD
55366 '5866
'81 GRA .. ADA "L " SDN
(St11 COllSI IUnMl
LIST PRICE •••••••• '8579
2 OOOr moo.I witth auto trans , aOt.1 bench
... t8. llU atr cond P'Wf 1teenn9 2 tone paint & ......... ,, •• Incl-s .,. soooo ......
-•enty• '6966
:o.=;•la '6366
'81 LTD CROWN VICT.
15111 C020Jl 1124061
LIST PRICE ••.••• '11 ,061
2 ooor M~I W!lh •• cone! P"' lffl &
w1noowt "'''° CMMttl '1H'ftOM ,.,,,1or ww
CQ¥erl cru•M "" vlnyl toe> & m«t • Inc 5 :..,:ooo mt .. '8866
~:cw;~~:;."? : so~::;'"!.:~,7:~
-·-· '6466
'81 T-llRD HERITAGE
CSlk COii I l (I SOll56l
LIST PRICE ••••.• 'I 3,l2B
L~ Inc •* '"'''· penel dl•O •1r-n1ng 119ht1 11um wheelt cruiM prem aound
...... ~ ...... ""'"' -•• ,,,, top & ;:;;:,.,._. '9966
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1979 TOYOTA
• cyhndet engine. 4 •oeed •tldl thlfl, Vinyl ln19fl0< blud/114"9
Int , eacellenl COndHIOn ..._
clean & you must •••' II WIM003l lllOMtl
1977 FORD
4 Dll LTD
VI, auto tran1. t1ctory au -•1-•no •"'YI roo1 ••nyl
IM9fl0f low ml.._ --·
•In< -"""' -(13"117'1 .....,
1980 TOYOTA 1979 FOtlD
PICIUr rlMTOrOHY
4 cylinder engine. 6 ,.,...,
1'9111 , ltctQIY tlr COnd , AM·FM • cyl , • •PO«I. true-.. -'* at•eo~ ctoth lntenor. wtte wheel cower• brow" under •OOO 11111 ... chrome .. 1....., !Ml ""¥ -,,,..1 =~~ ~nt~~,,:·~•'.'.._ -(IS200l)(T000MI
..... ,,..., 101238) (110071
$AVE
11 FOtlD 1979 MEACURY
CHI.HADA 4 Da. MOMAI042DI.
"'· auto trtnt. 1ac1ory alt,
8 :;r,'· aoco "-ladQtY air, p0w1r 1t11rtft9, Power d11c br•"-••· AMfF.., 11weo vinyl AM M 11oroo tal!)oe •'-It
"'~'°' CtUIM control ltfwt -g--..... •.nyl ••tenor reo •nteoor •ue>et
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52995 54695
Se Habla Espanol. Both stores -All prices plus tax. license & doc. fee. Cars subject to prior sale. Sale ends Sunday. November 1, 1981.
• . . I
MONZA llEGAL LANDAU
VI. MliO trent lactOty atr. lull • ayl ' tPH O AM radio, -· AM•M •-..-ta ..,. ...... " tlr• ..... .,. -. _,.., .... ----glea• "'°"'""""°'ten -tan-uni-. -11•$20&)~ -claen --(1-1 (, OllCJ0.11
53495 S]695
-t,,f Hl Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 31, 1981 •
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•llR ram "-' rllV.ATIPAll Hl."1FtMIST 38r Tow""°'*'Apt Z~ MeaaVerdeZBt,l~ba. Spaclou• 81cbilor Apt IAnlOMT employed P•rton 4° Contact rvt«11" "Monteio'~l l~ rm. Pool , spa, volley ball, z Spa~l.sh F.atattUvln&I Ba, Crplc,fl\clsd patlo, I pvt pallo, avail. 11/1 Pool accw, Mlle from Lia 2BR.18A Xtra Lr1 VILLAGE 'tt!~:R~~=out L a r • t • l G •
lmmt d occup S mo Rr 286.llOO BeauUtuJ park·likt •ur· blk tubcblcahope.AJ>c>I. $52$ mo. 1552 £Im. beach. '350/mo lncld llv rm. Overlookl111 Ntw llZ bdrm luaury Male1t tmale Room
farnll hom 1 uptr 2mstr 8R.2~S.~ roundl111a Terraod Ht'P l 311 "8 " 641-31127 uhl . Bay Sec bldnc Uodtr· adwt1ptainl4pl1111 J Hotetl,W... 4100 motr Strvlce 10 So
Eat at: by s:ar:::I 38r,2~ 0.$700 pool. Sunken IU bbq, M HI u trltt Cd M Zbdrm twnhle. l bdrm, no pt U or lround paitina AduJta Bclrm from$490. 2 bdrm ••••u•••u•••n••••••• Cahf G R C. for rtntul
752 OtM • Y \'our cholct Kids OK. aparkhn1 fountains. f73-ll'3 idultt ool o:'a~~': children s blk trom 1000mo.875-...£7S__ ftOM $$10, TownbouH SU.L.AllMOTll nerds u .7PM
no pets J ohn. a11 t S p a c lo us roo m 1 0 c e 1 n v I e w w l th $4.2$/mo 1~·w 1efti St beach lit le wt + de. Stepa totbe bt•~"i 3Br. 2 Crom $140rf+1P«>lt~ Wkly rent.ala now avail 1.,..
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View Street in Harbor S600 Dana Pl Home G1rden Apertmenta Hamilton CM 645 4411 Pool. 325 J, 17th Place ot & -• Le Pl r . $300 Mo. Beautiful or grad non ~mk, fpl. Call Linda 855·8065.
4930 Newport Be1ch N. ' Ml l lAM. 646·Sl37 cp . paint. ve ors. S.ol leodt 3114 3BR. 2BA Easts1de CM al r 1 u m . P' I en tr Y 95l Ol85 View Homes Pror --pool. Jae . volley ball. 759 1501 • f I r h Land6caped, Lrg yrd S600 El Torro Manor 880 Irvine •••·~·~· meaa-.any Lrg 2 Bd 1 Ba. near So c. $620 mo. 752 8318 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• House. 642-3251 ema e pre lo s r 3Br Gardener incl 51375 mo. 83()2 (714) 64S·l l04 GU n Plaza. encl gar, $495 833•9509_ Cute 2 Br across Crom Sub~l;as;-room now until Non smoking. humnrou~ apl nr bch over 25. mus1
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5410 1100 16th St •Oo••• •' '"'' Beautillul landscaped Jbdrm. 2ba. Mesa Verde LocJ-o l.och 3148 last. No kids. 848-4557 N B 673.5())7 2BR. 2UA Promonlon ~!ale no smkr. 2br 2ha 3Br.2•~ba.poolandn•c Renumes (714)&42·5113 -· ••••••••••••••••••••••• --·-· ~BSt05Depb739381 S225 1 ll C\' area Newport Terrare garden apts. Patio~ or adults, no pets. S62:i Ocean View. Deluxe 1 & 2 Soutti LCICJl"O 3816 GARAGE SALE ads in : • • • + 2 u 1 tn "' _Cajl645 f>.ll3 63l·45S5 decks Bool & Spa. cov 499-4721,83!!·4921 Br. AplS Newlydecorat ••••••••••••••••••••••• the Daily Pilot bring f OX) fl-mall· w111,hr2Bt I da) 642-S446mle&t2·5620
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Harbor Ridge 2 liomes, 3 COMM UNlTY. 2 & 3 Br 2 bdrm. 1 bath. frplc, Wc&lfield 963~1all6 2 bdrm .. l ba, n..-an \'l"W I Br or 4 Br Gorgeous 2' 8 1600 "''"' f "",.. • & . , a """'sq l dshwhr. SS50 mo F •MILY ..... S. ' E •sTSIDE $5.50 incl ut1I ocean ctly \te\\S r 1 c "" ""'' "" A\•a1I now Could be 0 pure uxury. arages. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. bllns. Sparkling clean lrg apts ! 3 bdrm. 2 ba. enrlosed ~~17 hydro-tubs in master patio, $650mo. B rum. S2500 Mo 760-1977 suile. formal dining 3 bd 2 bath f 1 for families with I or 21 patio. 2 story A\ ail I R. No Laguna, nr
Bnghl 2Br. 2Ba Condo. rooms. wood burning S7SO ~~.' • rp c, children. Near park 11 18 S600mo beach. $450 mo Evs.
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McLain Townhome over living only JS minutes 398 W. Wilson. 631·5583 2 Br I' 2 Ba. Condo Very Garage. W D. $625 mo
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pool. spa & tennis c•rts. O.C. Airport. Just east of 1561 Mesa Or. Georgia _ _ _ _ •••• r.:'.~•••••••••••••• Avail Nov JO SlJOO mo. Newport Blvd. & so of Two lh Triples I Br. ru m S400. 2 Br un H1Mtin ... ot1 leoch 3840 A&h 644·9687 San Diego Frwy Start· •,, blk from beach. SS25 fum $425. Adults only •••••• ~:••••••••••••••• SOP H IST ICATED ing al SIOOO a month. mo. yearly lse Call Call9·4.546-9800
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BayShores guarded gate Lou,.. Paiftt CM ••••••••••••••••••3io6 ins. grdnr. klds/pet.s ok. patios. wetbar, bit in R & 2 IA.THS
community 2 Br. till 2 bdrm. 2 •,; ba. fpc, 2 lolboa l.a.d $635 Lorri wk dys O. 2 car gar. SS75 per 7·1·82. $850. 2131972-5101. car garage, swi mming ••••••••••••••••••••••• 547·9S71 : · eves1wknds $675 MONTH 6~--__ pool & jac. 5695 mo. 2 Br 1 Ba, 1 garag~ space 546·S434. ~~· pis~ &5~: ~ ~ s~~ 129 35th Sl, lower unit.
557 2721 S56 lri27 $600 pr mo +ut1I Agt R xlnt cond. Avail. now WATERFRONT · • , 673.4062 · 2 B , 1 BA. nr S. Cst (714)7S9·4381. Ask for 213)9661711 Reduced $100 l Br Plu a . & Santa Ana. Mr. Bingham.Call8·S. < · ·
house + 30 : doc k: Aportl'Mtltsfwwhlltd WbooP-.... 3107 AdltsonlySS25.S45-124l: BRANONEW 2Br.2Ba. Vtn6tr.tlne.
garagt . Utils. incld. S600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 975·1107 ext8. enclsd garage, stove &. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Commty pool.
or Boal dock alone $ISO llGIM>alllalld 3706 Ocean view l Br. enclsd Unfurn 2 bdrm No d/w. S.S2S Mo. :;J&-2456. $7S0.67S·3187.
or J Br house alone $495. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. SSSO. children or pets Isl, S36 7979
773 4048 Will be shown Quiet 2 BR 1 Ba w/gar A~ults. no pets. Savage la!!, 00 ~MS·OJq_ -Unfurnis.ht.od l.2. & 3 br W estclff
Sun2PM. sundeck Yrly. a vail Wilde &Co.675-6606. E.Side2Br,UJa.garage. A.Sl'EHl'A.CIFtC Large2 Br.Patlo.Pool S~A. WIHO -~~~!~~·98317107 B~c~~·~~i i:~· S32S mo pool, pvt yd, ad Its. S46S 121lt59~7202 Adults. 645-8152.
EJ<ecutive fort~rino -.--S1S-9S62. 752-6925 mo. 673·073_1 _ __ Duplex , upstairs. 2 Br. l
\lo•lth outst.anding \'ICW 4 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 201 E Balboa Blvd East.side 2 Br. J Ba Near SI' AC. PEMTHOUSE Ba. frplc. garage. Near b d E d d 1 bdrm. '1 blk Buch. Pk· schools, no pets S42S 3 br. 2 ba, skylights. Lido shopping area. S600 r m JC Pa n e 1ng. ut1I pd 'liJ June $37S. Mana er !Ill. u hed 1 Ill dbl year lease. AduJts, no familyroom with fpc. .J!.IO 631·6W __ cat ra ce ngs. Community pool and ~·3740 ibdrm.~yrly 2bdrm, i\.1ba. frplc. pvt balcony, singles delight pets. Must have ref's
tennis $1700mo. Balboa studJO. I blk to Marshall Realty patio & gar SS2S/mo or family retreat. $650 Avail 11/15. Drive by
JonMAkerman water. util. included 675-4600 S43·S478. mo. Discount for It 6t4VJ Clubhouse Ave '"IM FiR•ciol $300/mo. Dys S4~800l. lbdrm, gar wd~undry, Quiet 1 Br. 1 Ba. New gardening. Agt, Greg. _.494"'-'-.UJ3=""-·-----0ebby,eves~ crpls. stove/rein&. S42S crpts •-drps. Good 848-9979. 1 Br. Condo. $5.50 Mo. Yrly ,,.,, ...,.... "' D I I 'd t versa 111 e I ca 11 675-617 75-7''8 2 bdrm apt with partc.1ng · ...,...,_, . Eastalde loc, Mature e uxe poo 51 e 1 ra 213/830-23Z3Rlcbard_. _
----and utilities. t block Yrly 3 Br 2 Ba, patio. J Adults only. $350mo. 147 large 2br. 2 ba, blln.S,
CA.NA.LAtONTHME fromthebeach andbay. garage space, laundry. E.18th.St.H1C.M. dswbr. 1~ miles beach VER.SA I L L ES
Newport Shores 4 BR 3 Av111 now thru June 1s. rurn/unfum. $750/mo. AVllJ now. 1 br., upstairs Adlts. no pets. $450 mo. PENTHOUSE
Ba. I year lease. 1950 $700 mo. 313 Eut Bay 67J.574S1 213/~ 1 Pt . d I ah w 11 her, $36-3362 2 Br. 2 Bl. comer unit.
mo .. tst & last. Gwen Ave. CoroHdetMar ll22 carport. Water & lfasb 2 BR.TOWNHOME ocean view. $750 Mo.
Henry. _..!!S-2329 _ •••••••••••••••••••••.. paid. 5375 + S300 dep. Pool, partc., near beach -644..-...·~~-·-----
RichardSowers. Rltr. l Bdrm apt & Studio's 310 2 Br. 2 ba, beaut. vlew of Adults, no pets. 54.5-2000. 9$.1-5191 NO FEE! Apt. & Condo .1.!t~4 E. Balboa Blvd, Balboa. bay, private. Garage. A en ~ol!!i ISparttllng near new, 3 Br. rent.ab. Vllla Rentals.
Super clean Monaco. A ent673..., Re f rlg . $900 mo. 2 bdrm, 2 bath w/pvt l 2 81 .• with frplc.. $SU. 875.0UBroker.
Harbor View Homes. 3 Cot MtM 1724 846-0096. patio Eich bdrm w/pvt Patio. endsd .gar . Oceanfront for WlnleL
BR 2 Ba. sec11uded ydard .••• !.~ ................. O '-' Acacia. 3 Br. 2 ea. alnk. ·Laundry hooll-up. 842· . Rent1l1, Fumiahed
covertd pat o. gar ~n ORO Oce1n view. 917S Mo. No pets. hn. 719 MQ:Oor8'!0U928r.28a. untum.Btoktr.87$-4912
inf tncld. smo mo Call CASA DE Cati 673·"'2. Hamilton. ltar unll2·B. J aeperate unit. but' 3 bdrm on Nwpt Penn.
Marilyn Bulkley. a~t Al,,L UTllJTl~PAID lru:ied . otc1.1p u cy ,1 area, ,r11' lo beach • ..,Smo.Utllpd,Vrlyor
5SZ·l7\4 Comp,.are befort you "°WISTHl11MI . I child OK. no pets . .ftttt.rrM
2 lllllfrlQ re nt. "Custom dul&n for Job seelm to d1ttk Triplo2Br2ba,balcony, 1 111Ml4l Eastbhlff1 Townhobe
38R. 2BA. Frplc. DW. fu tures . Pool. BBQ. the D~lly ~tlot Help lauad fadl, l'IKI 1ar. !Nr HIUltJllllOn Harbou.r. apt, Mna. a.. 2 ur
OR. Pvl c.om. 2 tar gar COY 'rd ,.,.,,, sur· Waottd claMlfkat.t:1. rr Wall! lo adll • folf 3 Br a"' be. den. f~k. ,.,, No -•1mo.
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8utldenS!necH947 StatnSpmallst F t Boardlnf&Groomlne tree lrlmm1n1 & rt· removal. DumpTruck. J!:xperienced Weekly. •ln1ina. Colle&e prof.
Addltlun,, rl.'modellnll. dr1'. •·~riil 11311 lti82 "W1•Ca1'f · .. $48-2848 moval, mioor clean up. ~uick lef'.! 64.2-78:ll Own Trans &c2-5UIG your home, any •fie.
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micb. lantllr;apc-dei.•l(n~ Carpet/'~'--14 )'l'i exp flllly he'd & Art Classes for youth HAULlNG&DUMP like to care for your Fal.1 Spec11I. ext11nt
& mt "'°'"' ~·rfi• c~t •••••••• :r::;.:·.-;.'••••• 111~urrd 532-5M9 Aaes 10·15 Limit 5 rir JOSS. ask for Randy, home Dec 15 Apr 30 10 pa1nt111c. Prof. Rsnbl.
Ltc,hondcd 6310401 Carpet I'. upholstery Draftle9StnkH c:lass Mon. Wed. rl &41-M27 dttm...ln.67~0681 Free t.Stbve547-42.81
(' I ~ a 11 t' r r r e l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3·30 to 5 ll Sat lO l '00 --Fine p1lnt.1n11 by Richard * REMODE:LIHG * Scutch11uard, noor wax E M OSGN&CHK Profeu1ona1 artul CUAM urYOUIACT L...chc~ Swor. Lie. Ins. 13 )'rs of
Rm c1~J & new <'OO~l 111g 972 1\1!.39 puckagmg 'lh mil pcb w/teachen credentials HAULIN(i.. 831 1993 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hippy N B. rustomers
Rh Comm Quid1t > C ,,._ • ........&... Call~3701 Call~2·1fill._ A-Z HAULING ''o~ CLANUDSCS•PJTNG 0 M Than.k vou._ 631~«10 Gu .. r1rnleed Ll'm1ni: tmetlt ~ H-""' '-,.. Creatt ~ -t'onstructt011 1 B 27071111 ...... , ................ Drywal -r""" llnn & residential clean a unique rnvlronmrnt. LARRY'S PAJNTING ooo :lltl() THOMPSON'S •••• • •••••••••••••••••• ... •,•••••••••••,••••·~~· !!.2.. dump truck. 63J 0322 494·8472 Fa II Special 1 Int/ext,
1·11N('llL"'Y'L' )NSTR ORVWALLTAPING JACKOFAU.1KADl'.:S I d II
MocHALECOHSTR. r~ic 1139nuc.CC 6..2_:!482 \ll textures & acoustic Plumbln&. rleclmal. HouHC....., ManiCIC)t~kH ~~~g. rywa
l'uslnm homt·• (r,1m frt:t.'l'Sl Kevll\675-9088 . heating Odd JUbll w ..... REAlLY.CLEAN •••••••••••••••••••••••• Al-I p -.---ing rr morl . rrcru·h NOJOBTOOSMALL 638·4-068 , anta , . MARRYTODAY amtmg·uit 1450 ext
AccCMMffRg rnvl'r~ 848 3tl.'i2 Dull'. homc963 8761 patt•h ~ny holes fast $:10 REPAIR PLUM RING Girl Free esl_; 645·~123 provided. 968 3797 wkdys Free est. refs851·7292
door,, 1>kyh1thh & pulto Hrk & Hlk Ll1· 351449 Drywall/Plaster We i HOME IMPROVEMl£NT ~IOUSE . Call Gingham No blood tests req Lie $650 Neat. complete
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business ~1ar\I Gut'ns Rernuch-lmi:. deck' Foundat1oc~. s1de11 c1lk~.1 ·•••••• .. •:•••,•• •••••.. <1mt11l 64S-2llll clean house 540-W7 •••~••••••••••••• •• Ronded Ins. Refs. Color
714 ·646 1751 l!:ve!> hnmc,,(rl'H~l .John pJltn ,Jabs, t·us tom ELECTRICIA,'.j priced Carpe;lrY ·Maso r · Expertise Housekeeping, BRICKWORK Small expert.96J.OOl1Dlck
213-!62 1636 LH· 114lll!Y.ltl 6611301 hnck Ltc 9600S39cvc~ I r1i:h1, rree estimate on Roofing Plumbi:ti s upplies furnished, Jobs. Newport, Costa RENT~PAJNTED Ac"tg bkk•"' (1'n stat" C I .__ large or small Jobs 0 . lrustworthy 957·8003 •t l · R f . ' . ""' ' ROOM "DOITIOMS erom' ,,.. I Lie •"""-1 67~""'9 rywall ·Slucro Tale "esa. rvme, es Perlect,prompl,reas ment!>, auditing for "' •••••••••••••••••••••••! """""' .,........, Remodel. J 8 646 9990 General Hou.5eeleanmg 675 3175 Seaside Pol 536-4806
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Wheeler. CPA. SJ6 4~5 U1·nrus 636 CM~ rr l't' e!>l 640 20021 !hg~ly qua~1fed No ioh Comple te Mauitenancl! Own trans 962·05!9 Very reas. l..Jc. bonded $650 Neat. complete.
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female, non·smokcr for 1500 sq ft J\.ttl .sl ·~> J ''.~pu~uri> Harbor lll\d ~all6Jl 9754or 83S·JQilS_MC \'1s11 Midnight shift. Fn Sat &okk;e~"-=--shop Phone. filing
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Shelley, 642 8168 'or ~n ·~t 0~f _,;,,., 'sw~•.i I ~m mo soo· s.1511 mo Area. 94l·lkr72 Ladles Want to hosl a ~:._586! Bookkeepi~g -1 ________ _
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patio $260 ~3060 I to ~ rm suill' l'Ort\l' in gs & Je11elry Lo11 rter Mix. VL'>zla. Beagle Elno&oy!Mftt & p T F T days No exp 00 eeper KACOR De\lelopmenl Counter help & backroom
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dpx nr bearh. St·iilt 111 \1rpor1 ;1n1I the prt• Rentals 4475 12131598-4336. also cats. kittens. & rab· ••••••••••••••••••••••• req Call · 833·333J. A1P. payroll. h1ghly or-200, NB. 92660 or call exper. necessary Part
Terri 673 .t2J9 s l 1g1 o u ~ PET to: H ICE CREAM SHOP wt bits. In·ine Animal Care Schools & E.0 .E. gan .. efficient. resp., ex-Jerry Rol h t 7 14 I & full lime hrs Cor holi
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last+ utthlles ~~~1 ·~:ai~u·~~0~7;:;;c~~ Commercial lot 63"125. added ideas & profits r ound Parakeet Vic ••••••••••••••••••••••• ror elementary grade in ingMCr andSer related E O.E. MtF DI Baked Hams. 19069
9552418 I he ,\IR p 0 n T Cor rent or lea~e. 19121 Xlnl Joe ~arNew~rt Oak Street C M Tutoring Cert exp. Chnsllan School. Apply b11siness. Good salary ll!!J!!!!!!!!!~l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I-• BeachBl,HB
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washer. dryer. garaj!£', lusmtss Rental 4450 lutlneu Rffttd 4450 luthltts Rffttat 4450 Laguna Beach. 4974469 ble. Beach area pre· 494.2()81. · JTouhesn-SWat', yAn~ A 18reptotlrel·.·
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714 C5 7S88 PRIME RETAIL LOC ·Tio~. •• r u It . looks 11 kt WANTS TO MANAGE! DEl'T.PICIUP c•~u1E1 " A " Cocker /Doxie. 6 mos. Cpl 20 yrs ex""r manag. TRUCK DllYB! Mn Roommalt ~htZbr.ZbJ MES w/wht spotonchesl,red ..-d F 11 ti 1 Th apt. w view. Promon· COST A Jt. collar. ans to Mumn. inll lge dlx A ult aplS. Permanent, pleasant. u me app Y c
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Sll5/mo 7Sl·S266 art
5PM_.
Offictl_.. 4400
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NEWPORT BEACH Nr
0 C Airport 340 to 1100
tg_rt 644-1122
Sh11rt 2 ofc suite In pre·
st11ious airport are•. 375
sq fl For dttai I! ca II 8$1"'226. ____ _
11.osl: F YOl'k1e Answers Mature Semi-retired vancement! Leam auto CASfB
2300 HARBOR BLVD 1 to TASHA Vic of 20th & si ng I e 3 3~ r o Id part1 bualness See Mr A • j Orariae. REWARD ! Oorbam. · · · HOUHWAllSWS
642-4869 f::\~~~:r ~i~llr~~ HOWAUQenoatt full or P/Ume Apply:
Ralph s. Thrifly . Edwards Cinema, J.C. Penney Co .•
Chut•k E Che~es' & more anchors.
2160 sq. ft. suitabl(' for bakery, sea food or similar.
Appro x 2000 sq. fl. next to Chuck£. Cheeses' suitable
for baby apparel. toy store or similar.
To Ht refer> to Suite 37
540.7921
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I FOUND: Brown male cat ..e•rt time ~ Dove/Quail Sts I Crown Hardware, 1024
I w/whlte paws vie . . NEWPORTBEACH J"ne tWestcliffJNB 1 Consc1enllous compa· _.a: f I , Clubhouse & Finley nlon, home btalth aide. IAIYSITTll -Clunina lllWes. u I or i 673·69'L-Cook . drive. Call p/Ume,wantedforMls
I Lott: Vic Broadway & 494-6661 t Ma lure grandmOlhcr I alon Viejo/Irvine area. N111n1 type exper'd ln M u 1 t b a v e o w n I Santa Ana. REWARD! PRIVATE NURSE, wlU lnf111l cart my Wood-tranaportatlon Cd
' L 1 t g e W h ll e Cat care '°' eldtrly pe.noo brldu home . 2-3 hrs aalarJ, medical l dtn
M2·5213 in thelr home, ptr day day. )..S daya wk. Aller 4 tal, vacallon. sldl IHve
Have you read «>day's 640-aa 8 Gu 1 llowuct. Gd Clualf~ Adtt If~ News ReleateWrlUnJ Maire 1011r aboPJlnc worllt11 nvlronmnt
you're mlalinc the om Privatelnstnaclion ttlltt~IM0."1 Lew ,,__..job. Cal
bu alu.)t.Jorm_' __ 2143 J>!!oS ~ ~· • • f~i!_fo.
'
We're serk1ng 111 hutltl ,1 l.ihor pool or
qualified 11raph1c art.• 1Jt•ri.onn<'I for 1110 •
departments m our prt• 11n·~' area If ~·ou
ha1·e expenente 111 rumposm~ room or
camera department 11ork and are mtcre,t('(J
tn newspaper prodtX•tion rnn!'1der lht'
• opportun1t1es otrered h~ tlw l);ul\ Pilot W c •
are seeking In mt•reasl' uor purl t1m1• l11h11r
• force : full·llme llJ>fntnl(s may !1(•1·cl•111 In th1•
nur future. We 11rc ITIOl>t tnh'rl'sh~I in people '
v.1th skills in lhc• follo111na t1rl'll'
Paslt>·up Ad hu1khn1t nr pt1Rt' mak\•up
• experience desirahle \l>1h1~ In v.ork lai.t
and accuralel~· under prl·i.:.un.• ne1·•·~~11r~
flexible hours und da~-s Otrset camera production oper1t1on1
stripping. Experience 1n ~hootmit line 1nd
halrtone v.-ork 11 mu l An)' •tripp1na or
pl a temaktnll e11tpcr1ence plus
Pro<tuc:tion-oncnled person who can work
Independently hl11hly de~irable Nillhl•
Mark·up. Ablht~· lo sp.•t• l,\ Ill' for u \'Uflt.·t~
' or ld\trllslnll and ,,Jmlll('rt•lal m11h•riol•
f.•Pfnent>e 11o Ith d(<t1mnll· m;irku11
dt'llir1blt. hut nut n,,..._,,,1r~ ,\h11th· In • l.' pt~cl would br hl'll>ful
Slllorv d1•p\•n1I~ •m 1•Xtl(•tit•m·1· Ttw Ui11h
l'ilot i~ . an 1•1ju"I 1111111)1•111111) 1•mplo~t·r:
Women 11ntl m nonlk'li utt• •'"'"IW'll.l:rd In
•PJ>I)'
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Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /S aturday, Oclober 31, 1981
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.. • l ., · P" Im I' or M11~1 'bt upt'd llpin• Otnerel
fl\ltM Ho e•prr nt<' titeatu"' IDt 2004 n. .._ 1tiy C ..
Apply In PIJl'!IOO Oippny 1•------• la rurrenUy hlriria for· Ounuh, IM4 Newport ....... , .. , ......_ Hlvd ,CMM ~n-~-Dth~"ry Pi:l'IOl'I Proc~S...
Needed for U~y Trll~el Nttded OppcM1urilty to
A1t\'ncy Approx hl"ll, 2 ~ create a new depart
Mon Fri. Hrly w1&ae ment ror • arowlnfl, Phi~ Milelltte. motorcy medium ~ind d•llY de pref 111$'1 2'700 newspaper New main
fr•me computer aystem
DlLIVllY/STOCll will be ordtred In
Jo' time. w.lnt be11ef1b Jiinuary 1most likely
101or 2 »11:30 4 lorae DEC hardwar1:
17th St,<.: M with 1peciahicd produc
0 to: N T A L A S S T , n sortwarel Or,arui· chau~u.tr, HJ>t'r nt'ccss. •na and supervisory
4 day. llO hr wk. 1.11gun1t ab i Ii t y es st n ti a I.
Halls, 770 42'1b_ Previous hardware ex
pcrience nf'<'en11ry and DINT AL ASSIST. knowledge of rudimen
HettMMt.u
h'o po11tlona 1vallable,
I da)'a & I ni&hll. 4 or s
d111• ~t wet>l S monlh
minimum eapuleoce.
"~°':' M1dni1ht 9 AM. cleanlnt1
rood nnd beverage
areu.
LtodV ..
Supervi1iln1 our parkina
lot attendants Ex
pe nenre ntteSSotry
Please rail for an ap
po1ntment 9 JO..S PM.
Monday thru Friday.
&45-SOOO Extension 521.
t;xper Easy paced or tary programming
f1cr 111 Newport Good would be helpful Thus
houri. & salary 646S4ll department will be
wkdy&. 646·SS94 after c h arged wit h the
hr!> resp on s i b 1 I 1 t y l o operate, nu11nuiin. and 11!!1~!1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1•1 COOIC/ DISHWA~HlR
New Europun Cafe
Must be expt•rienced
Starting Nov 9. Apply in
person 9 4 PM 3tl0
Newport Blvd Newport
Beach 1714J 67J.3-t40
Domestic
Career Womans asst. 3
artem ooos a we<:k. Light
Housekkeeping. er
, rands, laundry Some
meal preparatio n
S40}234 . Eves64H088
repair components of
the system with
minimal assistance
from the ''endor Reply
to Jerr Weber.
Or~Coost Dmtr Pilot JJOW BaySt
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
(714) 642·4321
The Daily Pilot is an
Equal Op portun1lyl
Emplyr Women and
minorities encouraged
to apply
Glrtfridlr Exper necessary, salary
commensurate with ex·
per. Gener al ofrit'e.
Please apply in person
1922 Placentia. Costa
M~
GrOWMll ICHptr
needed to rlll p/time
position al public garden
in Corona de! Mar. Call
Terry, Mon lhru Fri.
8.30am t.o4pm. 673·2268.
DRIVt:RSWANTF.O
Early morning home de
ll\ery L A TIMES
In me & Ne" port art' a~
S4~0 + mo Jess
S46-023S.
'llilll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!llJl~!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!'!!I Hairdresser wanted with
Exper Hairdresser w following only Village
cl1entele s mall f'air Mall.4941600 pleasant shop, grt oppor
ty. Ri ch ard Burnll'y
64S·l~ _
FOOD SERV I C E
Hairst ylist. f time.
Manicurist. N B . C.M
areW7th St. S48:9J41.:...._
Ha1rstyhst Assistants
nt'(!(Jed, Saks or lrv111e.
SS9-63S3
Driver for auto part~
store Must be 18 or
over. ha\e valid Cahf
lie & good dnving re
cord Apply at. llub
Auto Suppl), 2120
MANAGER WIT H
CERTI f'ICATE for
small ronval hospt To
cook & manage kitchen llELP INTRODUCE lhl' S49·3061_ revolutionary Water
G .. al'\.lta..A.e.s Dome Purification un ~ its! P T. full time &
llarbor Bl vd C M
&t6·2464 See Claud_ 26 acre resort hotel has m a n a gem en t o p Drl\er Trainet>. oppl'y immediate openings portun1t1es Unhm1ted
for advancement Must Apply Monday to Thurs· income potenl.lal. Tram-
be High school grad. day Personnel 1107 Jam I ing starts Tues, 3rd. Call
over 18 years old, gd boree Rd . Newport for interviews Gene
dm mg record. neat ap I ~eta__ __ S48-S253
pearance Come in for GENERALOF'FICE H I interview 1 ote
FREEW "YSTORES , CICU bas immediate CLERK5/CASHlf:RS
2706 H:'rborBlvd ' f _llme opening. H~s fine resort hotel needs
CostuMesa,Ca.92626 8.30-S.30. Exper pref d, topfrontdeskpersonnel
556-0.163 but not necess. Contact Xlnt salary & benerits Rose~n~·31_10__ CaJI ~ 1700. ext_514 DRYCLEANERS
Counter Girl. f time., GEMEAAL. OFftCE Hotel Goff u.-
w 111 train As k Corl f' T d be bl .n-r. Yvonne """ <•= I ays. must a e Part time opening for · ~""""-i to~&~ll.979-171! ·clerk -st arter Some
Sell with EASE! I Trade your old sturr for week·ends Call
It's a BREEZE I new goodies with a ~4·1700 _personeJ
Cjass1f1ed Ads 642-56_18 Glass1fied ad 642-5678
D •1 p•1 ""-HO US ECLEANERS to . II y I DI · " .. · .. " .. · .... · '· ···.: $5 hr PIT.car 645-5123
Reid Sales Supervisor
Limited opt'nings a1 a1lable 111 tht' Orange Coast area, for self-mot11 att>d,
tareer oriented 1nd1v1dual who can l'Ork with Field Sale' People Train
motivate and gel rei.ult~ Station
wagon or 1·an neces!>an· Exrep11onal earnings. plus JOh related benefits a1 ;11lable for the right people If )'OU
can produc·e result~. not JUsl talk about 11 l'all 960-0694 for inten·1el' Ask for
~Ir Chance
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
330 W. BAY ST.,• COSTA MESA, CA. 92626
,..., EOVAl OPPORTUNITY EMPLOVIEA .· ································ ········
HOUSEKEEPER LI VE
IN Couple with I girl 2
yrs old. lite rleanmg.
must s peak somt'
English & hke to travel.
SS<lO per mo Call aflt'r
Tues <7141 760-0tS2
CdM
Housekeeper, hve in. 2
adults. I child Must
s peak Englis h , be
e n erget ic & love
children Must drive
rook & run an efficient
household Non.smoker
preferred Call Answer
Ad f4~7 l 24 hrs &l2·4300
Want A_d Heli>~ ~5;!?78
HOUiEMANAGER lMker room 1Ut ndtnt, to SUPf'VIN teen·a1•n pvi. 1tbletk rlub At\er-
11'1 '°""' thtftw S49-0llt noon..fvtnifta atUft.. MOfl HOUSEWIV~. ea,; n · Fri. Neat " pmonablt .
tra money and add.cl Ablllly to deal wtUt peo.
tu advantaacs worluna pie Ideal po1lllon for re
out of your hom e tired military ptrson
960 8'89 762 7~ a~ for At
Interior~ Asst Maintena nce people
Part· Time Enereetk. nttded forf11ll tlmepoel
Flex Exp 842·2004 lions. MoaUy nJ&hl work ~8 ts:s& ~r2/PM ~U ChnsM11m
--M1n11er wanted for JAMTOI J tetalJ Store speci1llilna
lmmedlateOj)ef\tn(I for ll In ho mt HCHIOriea.
Janitor to work full time, l"ull ti mt . Newport
nl&hl shin. Eactll. Ir Beach aru Send re·
IO&t benefits For more sume to Ad 11937, Dally
111lo. and 1nwrv1ew. call Pilot P.0 Box 1560
mike Viv111n1 17141 Costa Mesa. Ca
641 1616_~.0.E. MIL 92626,0560 I
Jewelry Sales ---
Scharrer & Sons. So. MAHICUllST
C1&1ifornla 's leading Posh Satoo In NB has
custom ring makers, are openmg for manlcunM
look Ing for Qualified· 1 with following Salary
professional Salespeo-neg_ot~!?Je · 67S-57oo
pie Experienced, full Mechani<' wanted, nu
lime only Call ror appt tools nee Apply Shell
Mr Contruct'1S49-1424 station, 17th & Inane.
Library-. N.B
Subsitute positions MEDICAL F Isl MO
needed for NB PublJc seeks pt time fr off1re
Library Branches Must help. exp bkpg , ins ,
have on rail nex & mm rerptn . ~ collection
ava1lab11lty 20hra week. 6-l4--0381
l.lbrariGlt Med1c111 Front Office NB,
MLSSll.76hr 20hrs lwk Very mature,
_Call640-2140 _ good phone manners.
Liquor Store Stockmg & typing, filing, somt'
Cash Regis ter ex bookkeeping helpful
perience necessary. Reply POD 4137 Irvine.
over 18. Apply bt!lween I! Ca 9~~6
& 3 weekdays 1888 MEDICAL RECEPT.
Platentia_. Costa M~a. for bus) ped1atr1r1an
Liquor clerk. part lime, Exper'd on!) Front of
ask for Steve f1ce Newport Center
642· 6S3'7 6« ·0970.
Local Meadow·frt>sh d1s· 1·--------tributor offer:. nutr1
t1onal lowral delmous
drink. abo, ofrermg
tremendous oppty ror
those who deserve suc-
r ess. For interview.
&45·6627
WANT ACTION?
Classired Ads 642:~.L
MB>ICAL
ASSISTANT Prefer hmlled ,. ray
cen1f1cauon. Good pay
with chance for rapid
advancement Call
752·6300 or 9M-0143
.KIDS -STUDENTS
NEEDED
Earn $30-$60 per week.
Trips & Prizes. Cal Mr.
Chance at 539-0601.
MDCA&.
IACIOMCI
81Ck oflioe b1111y family
practice. Fuhlon late
&U-l300
Ntdlcal omce
PT Medical anlatant
w I fron t OHlce ea
perience needed for
1eneral pracUct. RepJy t.o PO Box ta NB
92fi63
Medical Rec.-ept1on11t. W
Energetic & rllhable
penon fOI' buay front of
flee 64G-?ma •
Models nl'eded All typell
Men. women & children No~p nec _548-7762.
MODELS/ISCOITS
Attn Femalesonly
~I
MONOGRAMMEI
The lted Balloon has
opening for monogram
mer. "iJI lr:sln. Contact
I.a\' erne IM6-00lt.
N11n na
HUISISAJH
i!!xpe r'd , all •hltt1
Conv. H01p Nwpt Bcb.
Bring yow 1m1lt Ii JOln
Lb 1 free mjr mt'4 . den
1aUd1fe Ins Topnll1ry
Call. M ra. Skme
SU.~
HUISIHG
RN'•. LP'i&, LVN's We
h11\le numel'Ol.ll oppt'ys
tor licensed pro
fe1olooal11 on all shifts
Exper In a p1ych11tric
PAIT/TIMI
Wurl! from YOl,lf home.
no lllnJ. 5$1..+Wf
PAITTIMI
Crew SUPttYIJOrl. work
P time l'Hnin&• &
weekends. Supervising
the door to door 1a les
crew or yoonptets Ex·
celltnl earnln&• (or
peraon with 1b1llly to
mot1v1te Van or lar&l'
car 11 nffdtd. Call
Media Merchants
2t3-4Z7·2756_EQ.E _
(aclhty desirable Wt' of 1---------t fer competitive salary &
xlnt benefits 111 11 unique
setting. Capistrano b}
!.he Sea H.o6 l. 496-$702.
OHtce Mgr's Assistant
Gal Fri t}Pe JOb
Payroll exp helpful
$,'\ 00 hr to start, raiKe In
90 days Frr. Must be
avail moo;t Sat from
9·12 Call Mary Anne.
San Clemente 493-093S
PARTTIMI
Person lo del.lvtr Dall)'
Pilot 1n N~wport Center
7 days per wk Hours
Mon thru Fri approx
3 30 to Spm Houn1 Sat
& Sun approx !lam to
7am Earnings approx
S400 per mo. Contact
Carol flelm642·432t
l':qual Opp or t
Employee
Orthodontlr ass't needed. lll!!ll!'l!ll!!!!!llllJ!!l!!!!!!ll!!!!~l!!ll~I
MOTB. full time paisit1on. exp f' A YIOU. CUllC
N1ghtdeisk t·lerk necessa.!)'. 6«-1405 Experienced payroll 642-~ r ART. TIME SEC'Y l'lerk including tax re·
MHD MOHlY7 lfalboa Lsland law ofhte. turns & insurance re-
We ha\t openings for 4()(1 S II O R T II A N D ports llunt lk'h area
JX'ople to work approx 1n:~U IREO flex hr1o. ISO 200 emfll O)'et's
10 d ays di!l1ve ring C111167S.:~ 842 6221
PllfYM
TIAl8
t day wk, pd benefits
m.1&00
Prinlinl F rr pret.11room tltlpcr,
Mon 3.30 pm F'lnl1h.
Tuta 2:30 pm Fi.nish
Thun Fri. 9·$ Apply
1680 Placenlla CM
PIODUCT10H
COMTIOl
Apphont mwit ht' 11blr
to perform produ,·llon
control runct1om, lnven
tory control & type App
ly in pcrson · Mon Thurs
7AM · $.30PM,
l':LO ~ft IN DUST RI l!:S
2101 Dove St. .. N.8
ucross ftom 0 C 111rport
P /TIME EVEHIMGS
COlllMIRf
Y CHfltl Ccnitn
Adulta with oul!!lundlng
attractive person.iht1es
who enJOY l''Ork111g with
10· IS year old youth~
Evenings 6·9 p.m Call
64 2 4321. ext 343
between 2 pm and S
p m Ahk for Andrea
p t1 mr, prim rrom
home Depend adulti.
onl1 831-~, 496 8345.
telephone dirt!<'tories in p B X
the Orange Co area Answering Semce p 1' R.l. IMVESTMEHT
Work your avail PARJTIME ~hifts ava1lable Da)s& Earn wtule you learn
daylight hrs Men or early eve. M111 typing JI E R I T A C E
women over 18 with EVEJINGS required. Call 631·0140 I NV ESTM ENT wall
cars. station wagons or We are presently seek t::OE tea ch you rr eat1 ve
hte trucks are net'<led. mg adulLS with pleasant Pharmary Clerk Exp financing. !Olt Ex Pleasant outdoor INOrk p · changes. investor de ''ahd dnvers lir & Cahf personahl.les who woold pref 9·S ·30 Mon ri velopment & counseling be interested 111 work1111t Call P~e~ 640-6561 he plaLes rt.'q You can in Safes & Promotion Exper counselors re carn $3.50 to SS hr or Plant M aintamance l'c1ve tOO'I comm The 1s mon• depending on your with Daily Pilot Carriers Experienced intt-rior an unusual oppty for
d
'
d I .,. 10 to IS )'ears old plant maintanmance h c nf d SP<'e u t-1ver)' r or Unlimited eai nings rig t person o 1 en-1mmed ai.b1gnmenb per~un needed f'ull-t1al 1nten 1el' Call a\ ail able to right Time & or Part Time v follow mg d short tram person Hr. £ ""P'1 Lo met 546-5880 I · I 1 th " "" " Ask for Steve 631 6340_ 1'"11!"!111-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llll!lllll!l!!lllJ!!I• mg session. app Ya e 8.30PM . Monday thru •-
tor nearest you. at Friday Some Saturday Preschool teacher want-~RECEm"""11ST t JOpm. Nov 4th & daily ed for 2', yr old Class. "" there after at 8 30am availability f or ap Exp& in early childhood Receptiorust needed for I
10 JOam or 1 :llpm Po 1 n l m en t , t· a 11. unit!> required llrs 8 30 printing franchisor
810Lemon,Orange 6424321 , ask for Ben to I 00 Mon fr1 Ab1hty lo handle busy
I I 3 W Ch I.' s I nut . Williams 6-l4 0232. NB t\rea East phones & work mdepen-
Anahe1m 1· Bluff dently a must Typ111g
l'"rn H bo "I d G G -45wpm Startinu salary .,,,,.,., ar r u v · · Pr1nt0 rs " 3019 E t C .. E ~ S800 Contact Personncl nerpnS(', '" P•RTTIM R11•erside Counties E IO pl E I A Dept . Sir Speedy Int' qua P Y mp oy_~r Ma1llnguperat1ons fa stest grow1nj( Pnnt111g l714J642-9470
N e w po r l Re a r h No exper req'd Must be Plant Has need for 4 C
brokerage farm needs dependable and ava1la Stripperi. quc1ilfied in
ren~ptionil!t w ~ome ble on call Npt Bch areasofcompos1te stnp·
knowledge of back ofrtce I ~·ash ion Jslund area ping Exp only ne1'<1 app-
opera tioni. 7 30-4 30 760·0501 h full benefit shop
daily Salary nego11able l'all Manfiller 656 3561
Send inqwnes to PO Bo.~
REClP110HIST Good typing and clerical
skills and knowledge or
d1ctaphone transr req
Xlnt working cond fr
mge bene. For appt call
SS7 6316
llCIPTIOMSf
Typing , flltna .
t n1 lnu r '1 0 U 1c1.
Newport Be11ch t:i
1!_erienl.'{d.J'!.~jXMO
HCll'TIONIST
Part llmt' momlng11 for
local Real i-Atale offlrt
Hvy phoot.t. typln & o
mLllt Ptltllis 494 0788
restaurant pc111tlom
THE GOOD EARTH
AND YOU .•. .......
co ... •attoa!
We lcome Tht Good
Earth RestaW'anb and
Bakery to Santu Ana
and Newport Beach by
JOlning our tum. and
help us bnng good food
to good people We 11re
gmng the pubhr a new
choice in family dining .
fresh . wholesome .
nutr1t1ous food , pre·
pared with httle or no
preservatives If you
share our comm1lmen1
to wholesome food and
good health. and have
the abili ty to rom
mun1cate effect I\ el)
with others, plew.e come
and talk with u:.
We ure luring for thl'
following positions
•LmeCooks
•food Preparahon
•UUlity
•.lu1re&Salad
•K1trhen Help
In add111on to un 1:x
cellent salary and com
plete benefits package,
we offer full training
with pay. paid vaca·
lions. and rapid ad\ an·
rement opportunities
Appl> between 2 and S
pm at either locauon
3810S. Plaza Drive
Santa Ana
210 "'ewport Center
Dnve
Newport Beach
The Good Earth
An Equal Opportunity 7817:u8R~fLVM I Daily Pilat ···················\ Receptionist. Aff1rmalive Acuon
P rt vat e Ath let 1 r <:I u b 1._•E•m-p!!!lo!!!y!!!er!!!MlllJ!!l/F-Hl!!!!!V!!!la
seeking attrart1ve. 1-for N1•wporl ~ most I : ;
~~a::m:roc':nt~~ ;:~e~~ : NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING full lime (2131 1159 0061
btwn I & 3pm GRAPHIC DESIGNER
NCRS!o:S AIO~::S. 7 3 30 I
Small con1 al hoi.pt ne;1r
C o s I a ~1 e <; 3 F a 11 I
grounds ~9 3001 I
Nur&es I Uniqur employment np
pt'y for qu.ahr1ed RN ,
LVN or hr ph)s1ral
therapist m CdM. Bark
ground 111 nutnllon req
for further in fo rail
Gary RusHll 111
(7141979 3734
Nursing
LYN I
3·11 .30. Con,·. llosp NB
area Pos att1lude. xlnt
benefits Call Mrs
Slone, 64}-ll()W
lmrn<'d lJ\l' opc•n1 ni: in lhl' l'reut11 e
't'f\ H'l'~ drparlmt'nl nu" l'Xli.h for
full llmt' J rt1i.t Ht'<ju1rt.>-. l!ood !(raph1r
lle31!(n Jnd 'PJllcil 'i'n\lll\ll) c1l11ll1 v to
~J>t·1· l) llt'. "1mc• 1Hu:.lrati1111 ur tc1 hntl'JI
drawtnl( abtlll) knowl1•dj!t•ablt> 111
1>rodut·t1011. an un•h•r.landinR of 1Nc11I
.id\ert1s1n11 de"l(n dllll .1l11ht' lo meel
deddhnes
We're ra~t pdl ed but rw1 lo \\Ork fnr W1lh
an excellt:'nt be11er11 p.n·kul!t' 111l'ludin.:
dental
Ir )<JU ha' e al least one \l'Jr·s experienre
in print ont•nlt·d work .ind a t urrenl
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ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
330 W BAY ST . •COSTA MESA. CA. 92626 .. N t:OUAl OPPOATU"llY EMPL<1YIEA ························ ................. · ,.. .,
pe r~o na ble non (•-------.. smoking person to han restaurant
die phones & light SGT. HPPEROHl 'S
Clem al. 6·30AM 2PM PIZZA STORE
M on F rt Ca 11 A I · No" hiring for full &
752 790S part lime openings at
RECEf'T/SEC"( loca lions at 0 C
Neat, front office ap-Airport Varymit days &
pea ranee req for this hours. ideal supplemen
l'rest1giously lorated t a I 1 n com<' r or : I firm Must have gd of homemakers & stu
: lice exper & be \er) denu Our progressive.
1erut1le Will be l'ork grol'mg company offers 1n~ I' 1th top level rx opportunities for advan
ecut1 ves for mu lti cement based on )our
national organization Job pe rformance
Xlnt oppt ·y to grow with Pleasant working rond1·
co Med den benefiL:. lions Must be 18 & over
Contact Julie after Appl) in person blwn t
8J011m,(71417S2·6003 &6 PM 2300 S. E. Bristol ACQUfS CORP. Santa Ana lle1ghts
1895 MacArthur Blvd t ~ext to McDonald's l Ste 100. Dougla~ Plaza E.0 E
In me, CA 9271S _ ,_lll!!'!llmla!l!!!!!!!!-lllll~~
Here's How You Can Use
Our Famous Dimes-A-Line
• Bring them or mail them with correct cuh
to Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St .. Cotta Me11,
CA. '2626
our famous DIMES-.~·LINE ADS MUST BE
PLACED BY l p.m. ON FRIDAY.
• Each item must be priced with no Item
over S50. 20c pe• Mne -$1 .00 mlr '.mum.
• No livestock. produce or plant\,
• No commercial ad• allowed
BEAt:TWUL srlection of inch reramlc table l:1mp
nld and antique rocking S8 Graceful ornate ~olul
chairs S20 S50 Antique h r a s s .> <' a n d I e
solid oak hearth rocker 1·handelier $15 Ornutt•
prtmO SSO ~1 Jn\ Old 7 \Ii.II floor lamp
'1ntage and an114u1· hase li~hts 100 SIS r:ur
<"hairs pair an11qu1• 2A 1nrh brass and
hent11ood chairs S2S nram1c tahlc> lampi;
\'anlotte \\ alnut lilt S20 &Jullful pair or 39
'"''el ofhre Jrm chJtr inch blown ~ldss table
,lnppt'd ,ind rt•ad\ to lamps l'llh 1·u~lom ~Ilk r 1n1 sh S36 Pa 1 r of ~hJde!I in f1n1• rond1t1on
handsome ~o lid 11.1k S45 1143 W !~lh St
off1n· chair~ S50 Costa Ml.':!i3 Uetwren
Th1rt~ , 11ak h1~h <'hair ~t n n r o ' 1 a a n d
1hal m.ikc' inlo pla~ Plarent1J • 5 1 111113~
1.1hh• ;incl c•hair '"' $:!5 Saturd.iy 9 fl. Sunda\
Walnut 1an1t1 or piano _1_0_1 _______ _
bench Sitt Rall <tll r I FORO tr:msm1ss1on
lnvt>i.eal 2 PIC<'<' plu~ SJS 289 Ford header.,
r;itlan ;irmrha11 S:lll 550 ~1 u~t;ini: re.ir lloxr~ of ftnl' old st.ln•r hum per S3U Bo"< of
l'latr on ... ohd r<>PJX'I. 'lopar bearings and b~ass and pc·1'1t'r urns. seals s.511 3119 Ponllat·
P 11 r h t'rS an ti 1 ran. head~ rc('()nd111oned SSO
S20S25 f)('u1 .1 12 1n1·h t'ht•\ 1 \lN'nng hox s.15
1'rdl'I l"lll)IJ\'I 11_a~ M <'ht>\\ \UI\'(' ('()\'er.I SIO
Sol11I l'OPJll'I ~-nl?h'h p.11r ·Chen 1ur t'leanrr ~adr hunt'"~. horn ~I S.~ Che1 ~ ·aar condition
C1rern glass 1,11111 rn t•ompressnr $10 f ord
dcranlt•r 111 )>Ohd l'OPP\'r "i\artcr Siii C·1rhurator
S.I BeJullful s1•1 of olcl l' 0 res SS S 1 ~ ea<' h
(' ,1 '> l b I II 11 I t' ' h I p 1139.30511 bookrnd~ 5211 \ e1 ~ --------
ontit111<· II in<:'h nrnJtcl~ !NOIA:'\ sll\'l~r 1ewelrv
<:'ast oricnlol bronit> Siil $50. 14K 11olit
l11ntrrn S!O S11p1•r old 15 Jl'WCl11 SlO SSO 14K
1n r h ~01111 hra ~l' ~old chain' u usso
~amu1ar $211 \'intc11Ct Cn mpN i.hell.tsmall
w 111 kin.: ~ohd roppcr truck 1 $3S RrCngerator
t'lect 11<' ht•al\•1 ~ S9·Sl2 doll,· S2S Shoe skates. Ver~ ;111t1<p11• larf(e size' 10. bov11 S50 Tai><'
t·opper wash lloil<!r SSO de('k SIO Cns."icttcs 2Sc
llund'l()ffit' antique ~ohd r ;H 11 1 1 II p 11 o V
oak n11~'1on hbran motors $20 Plast1r
rlesk 211\12 mchei. S.<oO bt11t~. i;m11ll tc earh s e I('(' I Ill n 0 r cl I'~ b II 0 \.' I 0 I 2 6 v ll n d
SllOS50 <1oorl x1111lc•nt vu riou~ \'Oii 111(e1> S2
cle~k SW <;lax~ronm euch S S sink for
clritk ~ hlurd~ ~ mrh ram pet SIO C;11iper!I
rift> :-b:1r l'lnol:1 $20 1 o :md O o S20 Swag
rnrntr 11rnupo1n11 2 lumps SIO l'ICh 3 shelf ~in11lt' bt-d rrnme~ on with rollrrs SIO Murrinr
\\ ht'l.'111 ~Ith \'Orner funs SS carh Carprt
tu blr bull! In elork rndlo tape S1 roll Cu~k'r~
oll $341 \'url<'l) M SI SS uth 396 W
k1l<'ht'n. d1ntn11 tablM 11am1ltnn.. Cnsta Mesa :rno ,wt l;abk'11 s.s sso. i-. --------
lloM'll ur ropt•, 1t11htll i; ~.UO R E. C'!o:NT 8r1
111111 ho11C 1!1.'<lr ~ Sl8 r1:cture 18. ~w1 mmlo1t
Old ''"""' bo~il mod •I pool paint 1111 ~11llon 50 S5·U~ ftooleo N1tH 11allon furl ta n k I'"'~' Jll Milli' hllhl~ t1 In x27in xdm. S50.
11nct 1.,.. r"im ,,·,ry Andtrol 750 compmAOr
('11& '"' toblr. ~·ttll. oil SIO Mallon, Valtrute rdUajl ilftd OOOr a S50 carbtdt inwm U.SIS.
llaftd....,_ Cra~ '"Y M Cash only 84$.,.
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DIMES-A-LINE FOR INFORMATION CALL
LOIS 642-5678, ext. 319.
\'IN T AGE l.1onel rontainrrs 2Sr SIO
t r a 1 n m aster S11nma1d orrhard boxri.
t r a n sf or ml' r S I 8 dated t!ll9 1923 SS l'ach
W o rk 1 nit c a,<' I] Ant14ue brlln7e ship
Kl!\ l>tone 8mm mm u· honkends S211 843 W
proJector SI! t:1ght olcl 15th Street Cost.1 ~1rs..1
pairs or h1c·kor~ and oak I thct11'loen Mon~o1•ia ;~net
~now ski~. great deco Ph.1rcnl1a 1 .1 1>1 11136
111ecrs SIO S.tO .\nllque S111urd1l\ \I 5 Sunrla)
cast iron fu f' I!• ,lie ho'I; HJ I
W Jo:~: I) \\ Jt'kl•r !war~
bl.''il S:J5 Kini! ~111•
h eoclboord r .ir,rd
pl•t•.in SIS l.,tml"' S2 S:I
Ro\ al l) p1•w riler 50
H<1rs old SSO Folthn~.
paddt'd dtninj! rhJtr!.
SIO Dnll pn·'~ St5 Ulm
rl•1 ltng light. new S3
f,Jertnr "ull ht•at('r S.1
Totlt'l seat, Arnrado S2
5~11 3663 351 W R1n
Costa Me!>a
BIKES. men ~ IO SJ>t'ed.
also loastrr brakl'
rru1scr. look and ndt''
n ew :'lie" "Pring
saddles on bolh. t•;u•h
$49 ,)48.IK)OO
SIS RiR \l'lerllon of iron
or hr ass hreplac<' 'el~.
includin!! andirons Jn!l
-.cn•ens SS S2.\ t:nl(h'h
brass 11(l(x! ba~ket lion '
pa" fcl't S20 Select1on
of old tnoh SI S2.>
Ant1qu1• roSl'l'll4>d and
hra\11 !':lrpl•ntrr squarl' s.i 1 n 1 n ch .ti I " ood
.inllque block plane 515
Old tool and d1emaker'
tool chest of oak and
walnut 1\'tlh ftnt' bra~~
pulls 8311 Man) <1nt1que
wooden trunks, chc•sls
and ho·u•\ S2 536
lland\omt• <i erma1
wooden lnmk all "ood
and brass bound i38
\'arieh· or mirror' ~omt·
beveled soc $15 Tl.'n RAILROA D tie~ $10
\'1n1agr dassroo m each 23S Chl'\'Y head
geograph\ maps 1n SSO Fluorescent 411
beautHul color. soml fixture, 4 tube SlO Cash
German made SIO·S35 1 onl.r 645·39!16.
'4ew flft~•s Ca nadian )LD old trunk sSo
~tounty s port caps ol Ancient addi1111 ma<'hine
wool. leather and hra~~ S2S Tn11lcr hitch ·.s SS
great forsk1 $4 Se\eral (' ac h 6'11 n987 902
musit'al instruments Powell Court. Costa ca~ed !illxaphnrll' $50 Mesa.
Orche11tra bt'll~ s12 ---------
Deco brass trumpet Sl2 I B M M I c r o r i I m
Antique cast iron hath Microfiche reader.
wall sink exrcllenl Model 9949 m S36-37SS
condition w1lh brass and after tpm.
lllDE -A BEO SSO
T\ pewnter . S45 Twin
mattress sci $35 Ne"
'"•n mattres' extra
long S25 Roller Derb'
shoes size• 10 S20 ISin
I"" nmov.-er S2S 4 jlullon
gal\'anizr mop pail and
"riniter S25 Mus il'
\land SS Folding bed
SS I.Jr(.(<' hard ra(?e $10
12 bulh 8rt flunrcscent $2
t'ac h Samson1lr
~u1tras~ S2 S8 Make up
t·a~e S3 J01n Mexican
1 ase SI PJt10 !>tatue
$15 Toaster. ran opener
SI each ll amhuq:er
frvc1 $5 T\\11 burner hot
plate S2 EIC'<'tflt "k1lle1
$4 Garden ho'e Sllr
L.aw n soaker $1 Tennis
r .tckets SS Radminl[ton
rJ<'kets 50r Picture
rrames 50l· Waler polo
b(lsket ring S2 1812 Port
Ra rmouth. Ne" porl
Brach 640 OJ9.1
A N T I Q '· ~: s e w i n g
machine lahlr type
!'xrellent r un ning
c:ondi11on S40 Volks bus
seat full length. Baize
S20 Bar type table
heavy base, formica top
$20 Like new rm1talion
Christmas tree 6ft sells
in st ores for SSO to $60
only SlO Single steel
bedsteads four SS. 123
Ave Pelayo. l'ian
Clemente. 492.1914
C HAIR bla('k
nau1111hyde ,
contemporary, Eames
type m. 848.2143 near
Beach/Warner porcelain rixtu1'<1s $45. -----------
Antique and vlnl~ge LADIES good rlotbes.
door St'L'I and plumb1n11 well known brvitfs siie •FISH hook kl S 12
flxtun,•s. br•U • ..alau t4·18 btauurul sS·SSO I p 140 <NI t~. I. I and J>Ol'('t411ln S2·S1S. IS R 1 • enn I .,.,.,, ..., spoo s wheels and tires. fl'lat to ot sserie .IFaberwarel U . Rre clamp11 S3
M c«I m r II 4 S20. Two Ures t.R 7315 Senator t12·1LS handles er es or • · S20. 14' Lexington, 14 Cod ~lcr tips 13 S4
Amerltun 13 In h M•I Costa Mtu. near p 1 gu'dn u SI· sz whtvl~ 4 bolt S$6 4 fa1rvlew and Fair I G~:ph11tt i>1.':ks 'se cxceUh~ to 11ood.,:adial1 Mnnttccllo Townhouse. • 1 arl!e heat Iron SB
t3 1nr t.~ SW . .xvera ~5·t291 ; So, Id · \•lntoae and e ntlquf -I er iron, holder ST.
wtl&bln'I 11c11tn U-5)0 K EN MOR I'; e ltrtric1 Spool M>ldcr l:I Calcutta
New bo:«'d Gillttle Aln dryer. good rondltion I poles no. $11. Bamboo
ahnen St so Miny old ~ l'11n Portable blaek l11rkshead polt 110 Rttl
oll lamp$ btau and end ..tlit• T V. llkt new tools. pull U c·S2
al au H U O, Lltfft '40 Completuln«le btd Setmt n1on box 113.
selection o1 anllqot and I I k, t n t w S S 0 . 648·983a Saturda)' M .
v 1 n tit• fl rro ud Rt fr11«1tor bllld dolly 490 eo.t.a Mesa Slrett.
k ltthrn t ool• an d l20.&Wl017 ColtaMeu.
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PORTA-CRIR ouk SJS
PlayJX'ns S20 and $25
ll11th chu1rs Sl5 and $18
To) bench nl'l'ds painl
S20 Child !> <;lee! fin•
cngcne needs 1t'pa1r SIO
Wo od stool $5 '.'I C'v.
afl(han $So Toasters SH
and SIS l':lec trolu\
\ aruum. good ~ondt1ion
$.IU (i E upnlt• \'acuum
~·1od rund1 l1on S4il Brmlrr gnll $7 l,al)('•
cutlt1f t3m Sl8 r1rt llrt'S
S2 and ST Wood JOd tin
bo'lcs and ba~kt'l~
5Ctr·S.'i Odd l!lll'~"urC'
11 nd d1sht'' .Sor S:J
l.rnrn~ 50c SIO l.arl(l'
wh1tr tabkc·lolhh SIO
~e" nr1>dlc· poant Siil
~1en .., lcather ..,hnei. I ID
SS ~cw v.indov. 'lhade~
Sile S2 l.'loth1ng 5ttc
<'a r h 2350 l'ollcgc•
Drive. Cn.,ta 'lcsa
SS6 8842 aftrr I lam
Saturda)
ROl'Cll Sawn plyl'ood
pa nnelinl! ·•.in. interior
und cxler1or St2 t'il<'h 15 gal fuel storoj?r ran
Sl5 Wall IO<'ker S door'i
Min high lllm deep $40 s Lui( 15m Chevy rims
$3. eac h 2 into I
~xhauitt 11vslem for
Honda 360 sso lhgh
~ecunly round ke~ IO<'k
for ullhty box $7 Cash
only. 645·3996
5 DRAWER maplt: chr~t 1 ~E C TI ONAL roomlsMITll Corona µortable
S3S Tl' 1n ht·1I $20 . d1\ 1der 12ft lonii with t) pewnter s.is lloovcr
'I utchini: l'nd \;1bll'!>' hord\\att' S2.S llnl· pa11 1 t'lrctnc floor polisher
an1l T\' 1·a l11nl'l S50 I 200 l>kl '> 520 I Jnd scrubher S20 Xe\\
l'.lt'h flnok,hrlf Siii Molmnrh' Rudd~ seal F:l ec lron1r Rl ood
<;uld 1lr;qW"-foi 11r.1 door 1 S.~ Four l!un rack "'1thl' Pre~surc• te~ll'r S45
S.50 \\'ood travcr'>e rod loc• king ell a w1•r!> $12 llulorn gold Compulro'1 I
S211 \\111l'O\IOIKI shade IOUfl ('(I,\.'( rahle SIS (Jud rt1 mt•n ' \\ fl~I
S so I' I .i 1 p 1• n S 111 t'omm.•rr1al t~ pc lra11rr1 w ;Heh S50 )11rro m1n1 \\cmdl·rhor..r to BAii\ h1kh S25 6!l \ \\ auto 45 porlabh• rerord
t'A R SE1\T S5 Art•d trans axlt• S.'10 5!'> !'>91 pla1t'r SIS SankH,
rul( Siil Kini: )>pread Ch£'1' G)!(' w11fr b<"rt Tdc:.coflin!( conden~er
SW lr1' ~kat<.'s SW s har tail~ale S25 ·1;.i t'orva•r: microphone S25 Photo
\tools Siil l'lH'h l.anlp 1 'Pl'ed trans SJ.'! Tl'llt Embl·ddtn!( k1l s:i
Sltl [)('roralor rhxk SIO 1111 C'on air bao;ket j Kodak mmlt> ramera
Wood han1~1n "1th motor. S.50 t>arh \'W orl l·ase SS T\\o 12 \till aulo
turned post' S50 roJd 11arls SS S311 dtc~cl horn~ Sli51• e:cl'h
Wrought iron hanis11•r r.w :11rn1 1\X FM nulu ('.1s~t'llt-
s20 lh~hl'aqwr \l llh pl a~ er I;/ I oll S23
i•hnp bl11<'k lop S2.1 T"o I\\ I'.: m,111 rl'"' bo~ l'nrtable l)IWl'rlll'I and
m a I! " ht' 1· I' S 1 > 'prmg anrl frame S25 r.i~e SIS 546-21l'>.'1
lla1rd1\t'r SIO \'1 ctor Two Cl'l'd \lh1lr \\all I -------
Jrld1nJ,? machtnl• S20 \Ill''· BrtclJo:C'!>IOne E l.ECTRO~ll'l':Hs
Gold ot to man SIO Skvw:H Dl•luw E78·14 C'onl'ert lh1~ \'T 11r2an
760 96i2 SS. rurh Great starter t t> ~ o I id ~I a I c• . :?
1:-:FRAHAY ht'at I.imp.
adJl.li.lablr '>tancJ S2:i
T.iblc an1I hang 1 n~
lamp!> SIS a nd S20
Goosr neck desk lamp
$.1 50 No WI Pnlf'lro1d
camera. nash ond ca.<;t.>
S2S complete T \. ~land
SS t6m .:las~ or marhlr
top iron ba~c tahle SS
545 3'179
\1 1\N 'S !(Old velour
nvl.'rsturred rll:11r SIS
2217 Harbor Blvd , ;ipt
E4. Costa Mesa. r..12 2084
II oh n t' r 2 o b a, e manuals. 13 ix'<lal' Ill
a('rord1on $50 2311 tahl o;, 2 \pt•akl'f'
F,ldt•n '"'' 111 ro~lla mo1ho2an) ca~c ~1(1 ni. ~1 c'a ti-If> 5780 " Elet'I rnnll' orj!an
TWO 111e<'e ll<'<'ttonal
S50 1 l'Orth much more•
5fl ca~t iron tuh SSO
241nx2Sm wood cabinet
for both with old fashion
mirror doors S35
171nx29in old fashion
mirror "1th pearl soap
design wood frame S30
Oak toilet srnt S40 All
1tem!i l(ood condition.
tunc•r S25 B<·i:1nner~
nri:un book' ~ t•uch
Saturda\ !lam ·• 60fi
Kings Piace. :'\e1\port
Beach
THl'NDLE 00'1 S25 l'nls
and pan qq S25
Housew are~ 50<" S2
Wom1'Tlll t'lcJthillR SI SHI
R on k pap<.'r and
hardbock 2Sc·SI. rmh11ll
m•ch1ne S3~ Child,;
MAPLE Chest-on-chest WAl.N l'T rofft•t• ond cnd drum set SIS \';a('uum
I I f table with drnwcr b\ <>F C cleaner S2S Ski r11ck
499·3t05
sso Map e p at orm l.ane S50 t•:irh 111 ~peed f' I E couche~ S4S ~S Ric~·t'le rark S2S
rocker S35 Oak framed bl t'lch Chairs SIO eatll ~mull l.o\'C ~eat 840 412
GI R l.S 2-1111 RO\t'e l CllOf
10 2peed bike exrclleol
cond1t1on SJS l.ad1e~.
2fi1n ~1010 Rccan b1k1
S25 LJd1e5 241n olde1
Suar~ nnl:' ~l>l.'l'd h1kl
Sl5 All in J?ll(f(f mlinJ.'
cnnd1t1flll i2i \\' 201~
t l'o,ta )lc,,1 rt'B I
hou~c ' 642-~7
fABl.E and 4 rhau <. S.10
Kini: headboard Sl5
T11111 ht'd Slll Strollt•1
S5 \\ ood t hc,l ol
dr3\\er~ S3S \'an1t \ '
dre,~e1 . .ind m1rm1 S25
Oollom lnmdlc• lxod ;incl
matlrt·'~ Sl5 Tuhle•
and lamp' SS Siil
~:i :!'lfl7 •Ir 61\7 t 109
PO HTl\111.E rl<'rlri1
Ot )!an C'Ompll'tt: w11h
1 n 't ru1·11nn l)nok 820
T" 11 lump~ SHI '\nsc11
:15mm l"Jmt•1,1 01'\t•r
11\t•d '"" in ho' plu,
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R1•mott• !'Onlrul llft'< lnr
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1:ickct "1th !(rt>t•n t11m
nel' :-i1c 10 S25 1142 J.'129
l'\"Cnlnj.?~.
01'.\ETTE c;ct S1S K1n11
mattre1i~ S511 U u~
springi. S50 lll'l.l(lboutd
:ind frame S2S C'tu·h
'l 11n -1 and 111<1~ 0 !\
ICI 'PCCd h1c\ <"ll• S4tl
1•urh Lnlll ~old 54114727
bHelrd mirror SS ke s5o Kin11 !lht' T)1H:writrr with stund
K I t c h e n slll.'et.\ l' Cnne haniting SS 0 . C nm er u a n d nro;icfwu' · l'ostu :\1csa CO~VERTIBI."" cur ". k1' IL"hl r· l SS I I 6411 1 IOS ·suturda,\ and "' " hulch bookcnsl! storuge ., ix url' rv ne proJ· t'ctor &'Ml clothin" rack S7 so C11r t.np ru•·k 833 8867 " Sunday ' piece S3S 19:KI·~ Srt11lh ' tO c -SSO. Hand madr S8 Car bike rack SV.O
C o r on a o f f 1 l' e crochet dolls SIS Hand GOLD <'Ouch t''ll'dll'nl Rike purls 2Sc S2 so
typewriter. work~ fine SEVERAL small el('('lnl' made "tippers S6 3134 rond1t1on S30 U ln ~S·•
S2S Bamboo chair SIS motor$ S3 SI O Club Llrnt'rick l.n . Costa P11n115on1c T.V hlo<"k
Redwood chaise lounge chair SS.\ Dinette table Mrsa 11nd white. \('r\ 1tood l.t.:GGi\GE 3 llh'C<' xt•t.
Sl5 Electronic TV Ping and 4 l' ha ir11 $4 s ,--------szs S48-:JM7 nr11. S25 1.ur•t• .. uil t'U'l'
Pong SIO Cuh only 648-2377 ELECTRONIC part11 --------S8 Smull S3 (lt;nwtflll'I
plust. 646&e POWER MATE vucuum \Oc·SIO each. T11.-o t\x9 ~~:11D~fW:i~~ •rls.i~c ~:rl'a~~;~~~1~...,1~~~
TIRES rrom ~to SIO complete m Cantstcr mch ,pe;.ak('nl SIO. T11.n f~l).,~ch>tht~ .• 11tt•,tfi.i , <'hr1i.t m11i. 1n•1• s:, ,
each: 185. 195xl4 SlO & vacuum S20 Roth work wall (lfarnc r ~PC'llkcr~ .$Ot ·S3 SUntla\ onh u 1 l'lrh1r1•ic Onv."r 11oh .
s 1 s pa Ir I ell ch . very aond Arll'r 10 :.l I ts Twu llmull Kl)('llk('I 251.tU Santu i\nu ""''· d1~111...,, n111v.11n-1t11: s:.
H R60XU, F R60x l4, 1146:15.2.S ~~ln\'l~ Sto ~l:IO Co!llll )lt'!l.i 1\o carh f7111.\'M OR70xl4 radials SIO vvdor. t:1r tlli. (tl'lt .i hlnb - ---•••
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ply. new H7hl4 snow eHfllea t rondllton ':i • 2llln St11•1nn •11-~ $211
and mild $M> tacb Bia SU 50 Toddler Taxi LIOH~ vln)'I *'•· GtN£RAI, t:ltrl r lt u l'h1 l uttr Of«'
abarp hfdl• clippers a. Sl SO Toddll'f' llol cyr~ tllffl'"" condlUc-.i t.'50. c I Q l ~ o w 1111 II I " • Wllt'rW Sit lhrt"t1«ir
W 07IZ M)'time blke M Call SSl· 112• •• •ntme. ••cWnt m. MO tsn rha1n e «'.ti a.. 1:'111.1
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R!t•ll •IM. txpu. lur TIU'"., -HARBOR AREA ~rtnl'I\ oountry atore --•9' AP c111714 t~CW.U I Ton LA,Oran1~Co s PLIANCESERVICI!:
day wk Froun ruocJ ex· We boy used 1ppUantei
S.11! pr pref Call bt wn Wuell rteood .. l\&Jt. Hlc~.._ 11 IOAM, S.llSun only ~lanrt$ S0.3m'f
Person fo1 Ctmstmu '114114 Ml» llUY ... -........... _
Git\ Sal Wurk 1n NB ·r P/f c ~~ 1re11 C11l1n11 00 f:'ll Y~~ellcr. • ompu Le~ _ ~'111111
dtnlll or Corp & pu!r';.11 ~r •pl c '1$00 Ue11eon 3 ln I urut sink, refna.
"'" aa"nll Rf~p ln:I 66~W•PllPt'r. DDnll Pt stove. S'd ', W/Uppt'r
h1ndhng C$l1bbshfod :it• ~ cab"" JlM. ~.(191 _
rountll & crHlln~ nrw Wtfftr/W.Jtrtn onu Apply al lllrkory Apply bt<wttn 9AM & Seus Kenmore RefrlfC
t'unu. 17th & Irvin~ Noon Ch1rlic'11 <.:hill . w/iremaku, xlnt t'Ond
WcstcUff P\iau" NB. 761 19th St , Door w 101. Must sell. &15-9761
SAUS/C_..,. Costa Mesa Gas Dryer. $75 llot Point
Full time prtf Will c'Ol1 WAITHSS MHOED 18 cu ft Frigc:
sider part time Noack J::venina shirt ~·rcndi -631 51°'
Trophy Co. 644-3141 170 l\esteurent "L'lliron Speed Qu~wn Washer &
E.17thSt CM. delle·• 31631 Camlrio dryr, like new S295
SA' ir.4! •Ras Ca p 1s t ran o s J <: Many S-Ot_j395. S3CH914 ~ "...-661 04.25 F r I d g t , S 2 00 Nauahty Lady home w h Parties, needs en Wa1lreu , opH'd , as er/DryerSlSO. Dis
lhusiastic sales ludics P'llmc Apply in per on hwasher. SlOO. Apt sit.-
Alison only at Two Guys From stove 100. 646-5848
968·11M2 633 31so Italy, 226'1 F'olnlew Gamm and Sattler built· C M · 111 gas range hke new
--------• Work m Potpoom foe. $175 646 ~t S~ tory 1..se elttlnc glue B r a n d New a u t o
COMMBCl.AL I .E. g u n De co r a l e Durasllll Aqua.royal~ Ex~e!'s1ve on the JOb Chr1slmos items Also water distiller Retail '
training Mu.st be highly ne~ person for packmg S899, must sell. $485
motivated sell starter & shipping 540 2241 ~~ __
Lncome from propert} Se R management plu~ a Mtf"C~ ars efng, NEW, top
draw wlule you leam ••••••••••••••••••••••• frtr, Frst free . 2 door
Attractive comm1ss1on .......... 8005 $8.50. 6?3-4424_ -
schedule & benefits ••••••••••••••••••••••• Washer, clean. >Norks gd
pacakge offered Call MUST SEU S9S. Dryer, glU, clean,
Ken.675·6700 Antique etching by works gd S&. Refr1g,
Witham Hogarth dated frost free. SJSO, Freeter.
1763. Cancature ~f John upright or chtst S75
SAW CLBk Wilkes Famous pi ere eac~. 548-8513 o_r ~4485
Over lhe counter & shown ln Encyclopedia Refngerator. very clean.
phone orders for draft Briltanica. Have S8~0 auto defrost Sl~ Call
mg/graphic wpphh. appraisal. Will sell for ~!960-
Full time, Mon.Fri., See S325 ruh immediately O'Keefe & Merrit-bit-;;;
B r i a n M a s t e r 83H392 ~~· gas oven. ~
Blueprint. 234 Fischer. I•-... -------646:.~·-CM 540-tm:I WESTMINSTER Washer·dryer ronbo Ken·
ABBEY more. Sl25. Wards side
ANTIQUE MALL s1de-refrig. like new 22
117~1 Westminster Ave ru fl $37~
GARDEN GROVE 67S.992n
SSC-6103
Sales
HICKORY FARMS
We are train mg P /time salespeople for perma.1•-l!!!!l!!!ill~!l!!!!!!ll!!!!lll!!ll• Dishwasher G.E. almost
new S200 2 naugahyde
Player Piano Cher· chairs $30.~1~72
Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT ,Saturday, Oc tober 31 , 198 t 81
se.n ......... . 1050 Mltcd111M IOIO ........
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()(( ..,hilt turt.d velvet Doora ' Hrdwart. $10 ••• •••••• .... •••••••••• •••••••••••••o•••••••• IOt1, like ntW IMO Cot Plumblnc. pipe & flt. Alto ux · 8und)' S2SO l.OSING LEASE, quit
fet ttllt and t'nd tblt Unp, tor t.o SIOO Xlra Per(tct born for beam tln1 bu1tnt'S), atlllna tMd
fl50 ~93 llO& TaU 8' 10. 7'5 al ctw dr, nu X Int 10111! tond ALt. 1upplie1 and lb·
Copy machloe, Mila 9CJOO $125 Compl wlhrdwr S36·4M turC's lnrludJn1
Value S800ukS400 Obi. Camper Jacks. 145 zoo Guild D 3~ Arou•ll1· Display use., walllnl
door 20 N ft Admiral cemtnt blkJ. lS' ca 20. Guitar. 11 pncc. SJOO room chain, 8t1uty
frl1 1frteier S200 ·811 4x6xl' Po5\$. SS ea Wood C'allttn 71Ml Salon h11rdrytr1 and
brn. vlnyl ruuch, like lathl', S7S 4 U\ Jolnltr. MXR PHASESHIITt:R hydrauhc rh11~. mir·
ntw S200. & much morw. 175 £1tt mtter box for "100 .. dual rontrola rors.•hrlvrs and plant•
Tran out or sllltt conatrucllon alte. S50 Newly rt built sn Abo. rnakc up.1h1mPOO
64.5·S474or545·27'2eve" Hrdwr or 111 kind11. Barcui Bt'rTY Prramp andhatrproc:hxu
II' Sofa and m.tlchm11 lov dothea ~ from 8 8 $4$ 714n51 ~16 Call 63Hn54 or
eaeat, bel&f' & rust W Shop all week 661 Seal ~·1ddle for Hie Good aftc-rS,_~
615-4302. Street. CM.~-Cond Htst oHtr Nrw nt'ver u.'led C'tm
'66 Henry Miller Ori& 646-ll9'1 bh whl formJra dlipl11y Hovs .. oWGoodl 1065 watercolor Xlnl cond rasea w gb shelves. 1
••••••••••••••••••••••• tlJ(l!!BeslOlfer61~ ~~c":esl1A50mp70Wts Llkt ea ·7x3 11x11.,·6 drwrs.
Hoover vacuum c·l~11ner. M I 10 d blk also 2 £'11 ' 4x312xJlt'·2
llCJ GS9Qt S. Garage Salf', S11. 10131. 1 Sat only. ~Dirt Bike auto power drive dh1l·11· Jo'/0~: sx1J~1atfor~ -~4774· drwn M11st sacrifice
Furn. r loth1na . t1.1y1, 8 rook v It w <' o o j Table Saw. Rad111I Suw. rnutlc, orig~. will sell couch/bed, &d rond $30, Office,_.,..... & S48 4636
dr»pcb. misc 19651 domlniumli 616 SmalJ Outboard Motor ~Xlnt tond.494·7004 Hide·a·bedSl5.8~'1'sur Equl,...... IOISTV Rocfto
Qutt't Buy Huntlnaton Brookview, CM. f'ur11.. Many mlSC items IH91 'l'wo color TV's 19 & 21" fbrd, Rick Jame~llllll ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIR shr.o lotl 8earh 1Gol~n Wrst & clothes._much more Gettyllburg Or. HB S7~. nuuj! cuu<•h $100 Stuart, xlnl rond. Sac for Offlct FwWtww ...... ; ............... .
VorktownlSunduyonly l FleaMarket,:-;t·S350Ant· 962.91152 CallAM's641F10$1 Jl2S1 1}4~SPhil _ Bond C.:OPIH. lubby fkuulifulColorTV.2yr
9am qs,furn .clothing.br1c M1H Auto & Mimne t4'08 0utbo11rdplu.~1rlr, JohnWayneTeruusClub furniture. exe{'Utlvt> wrnty fo'rt-e ddivery. E•e~ a brae. roltertlbles. & Items Sal/Sun 9 5. 931 motorcycle, hie fu rn. family Membership de 11 k :1. r h u 1 r ~ . J148 646 1786
Antiques furn ~r~ r many different items Dahlia C.~L~00'.15 antique~ Must Sell' Cllll Mu:.t sell! Make offer. t'rt'denzas. Catt Tt·m. at Allee spnk~n1. n~w cost rollerl10~ S~t Sun :6 ~1~hel~o~ ~;r ~~r~~ YE G1gantJcSale ' 631 4325 Ca 11 col I ec l d a)' i. 7S2 1194 Mon Thur $400 ea ' s~I pair Cor
Komal11 , Nev.port 17299 Rosewood In Washer Dryer.sm11ppl, Jewelry 1070 415 49'1·11737, eves f( IOftdCQIN« SSOO 8460021
Bearh Sat·Sun 00 5170 559.0057 &!t_ ~unJ~·M 2 comp I bds, quilb, anti ••••••••••••o••••••••• wknds 4~2268: A pecoJOO S600 RCA Console Stcrfll com
ESTATE SALE Antique 2S yrs of acrummulation. que. Desiener clothmg. 2SALVAOORE DAl.1 CllSI •ti. 851 7717 b1nat1on, good eond
Bird I d :.lereos. 2 cbJd. I adult IJ•• .. ~ , 8 Moniz IJtho•. 2 I rt Sl""' 760 8636 seye mape resser must clear garage 2092 bikes, surfing stuff. u..,. ~ Elet'tron1c romponent.s, I I rg o ice desk), .&.> :
SJOO Deluxe P~nney·s Wall11ce.CM.S48-7011 plants. 506 Marguerite sellortrade67~ wo r k benches $ISO ed 121 stra11tht Y·AMAHA CR 2020
dishwasher. butcher r CdM .Sal Sun 9 S 3 meter V1cW\a wool + hardwar ([ d chairs.~ ea Ill lamp Kec1ever Xlnt rood block lop, porwblt S200 MUST SB.1.! beige mink for Vicuna misc e. 0 ice an SIO 6 office tbl S7~ 4 ~2S 636-8852 _
641 698i 902 l'IHH•ll F d tool Clothes. rumeras. some coat tiM <..., 11•• drawer file rabmc•t S75 I s I Court urn. yr s, many rurnitute, kitchen & ~ _,.. ,,. -~74!ll 21 ro or Y vama on misc llems Sat Sun rhnstmasitems Priced Emeralds. Rubies. & Newport Beach Tenn1) TL1kene~ !nS0.121 sv.1\elbase SJOO pp
Gar:ige Sale Sal Sun on IO 5 PM I 8 0 6 2 to sell Sat,Sun 15. 2362 Sa pp hires at below Club membership for ypcu11er Me<fallJun I. ~
ly Skatc8oardsS7 CH Clearwater Circle. HB Fordhu_mDr,CM wholesalepnces ~per sa le unl imited JU)l 1Hond1l1onc•d l!l"colorSonyTnnitron.
Ski Equipment Electric 847 3095 t'ahco Chnstmas Oma· stone & up' 640.8688 memebership, valued at lnrlud $30 c..o~e $120 $525 Call John at
Typewriter F1Shmg & Mel\ mg Sale. many small men t 5 Met a 1 8 rt 14K . while gold ladies $1200, will sell SIOOO 645 3655 673-2.llCS
Camping Equipment items Plants .. tools. sculpture . & Shear w at r h I.I 11 n d . 2 s \714)~·5.1.'>4._ Copy rrrnchme. 3M de
Stereo Motorcycle & ~ks, some dothmg .. of· sharpening while you diamonds. 1400. 548·99!3 lu 11.e. pupt-r) )tll on loots & Marint Horkey equipment file furn & equip s SCR•u •ns roller l'UI any Slit' Equlp......t Priced to sell ' 3291 Thurs Sun 1915 R i I wait. unday 9101 al 170 Mnceffaneoen 1010 IUW"L $1500 OHO 915 0321 •••••••••••••••••••••••
A L . . ery 23rd Sl. CM •• • •••• •••••••••••••• •• ANSWERS G nzona ane. 1Mc•sa Ln NB e-Mrol 9010 Verdel. 556-4774 , , ' · · -SaLSun 9.'sPM . Furn LOSING LEASE. quit 121 walnut bookkC'a)eS. 2 f AMILY S~le Ort 31. stereos. Misc. 5ff7 l'ark ting busines!>. sellinR out Knight -Taffy I 1 1 t l' I.Ir a w u o rl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Family Gara1;e Sale Nov I Ladies clothes Dr CM Al.L supplies and rill Cluck Beetle bookt'abt', II i llrc11roor Avon Redcrest wlollrs.
1982 Port Locksle1gh 14·18. Prof watch timer · tures including. FAT CHECK I file. 111 ITI phnnl' .ins Jmohlor mount. & or 2 hp HVH .NewportBeach Sm appl . 2 tire s Alley Sale. SOO Blork Display cai.es. wailing A new health rtub de11rl'. 111 µ11penheur 0 nson,~.~6-<N:ll
4 Poster Kmg bed & box LR·781S Odds and ends ~l·am COM 9 00 3 00 room t•ha1rs, Beauty guarantees you'll lose 646·4121 A\.' ON Red St a rt
)prmgs, archery sel. 9am·Spm 144 Lexington Sal. No previews I Salon h111rdryers and three poWlds u week If New oak desk~ 115) with ~ uar~. ~. ski~. misc pictures & CM Bunk beds SISO Small hydraulic chairs. mir you don't tl~y give you swhel & side chairs.
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antiques. 2 Sx6 )hdtnR Sears Comp , , hp . Weld. sofa SIOO. 2 ch111n. 135 rors. shelvrs and plants ~ack your f A'J' C_H ECK slack in~ chair:.. m1sr 15 Wood Boal No motor w1ndo~~ & much more <ea 1 T I " T nant & Chnslmas Jobs
Enjoyable work. days &
eves See M r
Thompson. Hickory
farm s. South Coa~l Pin~ lower mall
rywood Regular & -~da:--
R111hT111k 40 rolls. Xlnl ga~e~~
Cond1t1on $2300 Eves, I 675-3175 951 1547. Dan, 9754367 -----ElertnC' Wlurlpool dryr
Sat Sun eq . girls bd rurn. MJSc. · rim mer Powerj A so. make·up. shampoo DIVORCE ror~s sale or paintings etc· 963 0678 r Ir Mak e o ffer 1799 Humm1ngb1rd. mower SISO Rod & andha1rprodurl5 W h 1 r Ip 0 0 I ur 9686183 64-10443
MOVING SALE '69 Raja c M drapes s·x6.8" lools I Coll63t 9754or w h D E I
b d 0 3 .. _as er ryer slate p-L 1017 loats, MariM ug g eond . 18 1·ub1c rt 2 fami lies. F'-n 10-30 & 2 rt I. 9-4 J2 Mount am I dfter6._898 6809 .xne M" ...... hold '"~ chest f "· I Vie (Turtl R k t b ..,c nuu.:.e s ••••••••••••••••••••••• fnuip_,.. 9030 reezer . .xr\'e gas "a mi lie•. Sat 10 31 & 833 w. e oc 1 n PERSIAN RUG 2 hand "oods antonu~ chma ...-· ( r ~ """" ,., . .,, ...... · Y. hilt l'uckalwl ~ 1·a"t' ••••••••••••••••••••••• re ngHalor, air com Sun 11 Ot LS771 Willett "'-I made all v.ool. 1mmac brass ~1uch morl.' male 2 "r~ old '811 711 llP Evmrude OB
prehor Drafl beer Ln H 8 Come see. Bluegill C1r, ll.B Lamps, rond p\l part). ;if1 6 493 S23S 556 8000 ' l'om pl rbh SJOOOBO refrigerator, 4 single . b chandelier. household 731 ll630 c lx.'<ls. kmg st bed almost ~ome uv -Ile ms & much more us I o m so r a n ~" ~!AC AW YOt::q; 8Lt.:E: 642-4764
D,.._..... -=-----i:ood rond. Sl:.15 or trade .......... , ~ t. for gas 673-1940
DOft Mol9I Pf'Heftt -18 cu ft
sates ,
~alure. experient~d'
saleswoman intimate
apparel shop. 40 hrs J)t'r
W!_ek . 642-1197 ANTl9Ul$ EXPO
& SA.LE
REFRIGERATOR $200
673-79:lJ
new. plants, tools. lot:. or Fum. book.s. toys & misc Sat Sun PAY TV ~ " I I I 0 ~ b a (' k I AND GOLD S900 <.:all 12 Glaspar. trans dolly,
m1sr 272 C'o:.ta \le:.a houshld 1tms Sun 9-2 --j M1rrowaH rere1\er apricot blue noral on 213 376.:lilM notation tanks. rompl. Sl...__C M j 21701 Saluda Cir II B TV. wicker rum · clothe~. Free movies Sl7S<•omp v.hile, S6Sll. 6x9. tan cpl pamted}t25 836·8645_
SALES position open So
Coast Plaza Mall for ac i
live sports-minded m I
div Morning hr'I
1 needed. Call Snowden
Mize Sports, :>4o.4717. _
The world or anllques
in lbe displays ol
100 Leading Dealers
Oct Z9·3~3 I Mo• I Thurs, Fri, Sat 1.10pm
Sunday. Noon 6
licycles 1020 Sear Hamilton & dryer. Loll> of mis,• S7S 4 ll"BBSstylenms Pianos&~ 8090
• •••••••••••••••• •••••• End of 96 } r old Esta le Bushud. S a I u r d 8 } 2 4 2 4 7SO.S832 ror'BMW 2002 $175; la11. n ••••• • ••• ::.::-::. •••• •• 1611 P Vol\'O Gaa Manne
Diamond BiH·k RMX Sale EverytlunjC must I Oak drsk & dre~ser. Les2arre,,_G,.M MICf'OIC.C?Pe I mower. reel type $100 . Mason Hamhn 7 HBl engine New still m
Boys Bike Llkene14 Set go' No reasonable ?fre~ bed 's. kmg. twm. rouch. Household articles $1 111 M1ll1pore Prof lab mlsr upltol fabr1 C', Beaullfully refinished rralc $900
up for racing S 195 r,e fused 329 A I elec dryer, jewelry show S20 Sat Sun. IOAM to model Mmt l·ond 831 1076 Xlnl IOnl' biS 7570 543 8204, 673-t4S8 _ 7-~·l~ 673-M<µ Cabnllo Ave CM rases. misc Sat only. 3PM 1729 lrvme AH• 645-6600 Wood marble-lop tbl, Brunswick Sierra Pool I 0' GL.ASSPAR
SWAP -Boy 's 10 spd Sc:hwinnlOspd.romp~e1 j 805Towne.C.M 642·036-l NB hrtween 20lh &j Assld books. N:1l'I Geo 48X20X28. S3S All table. full size Xlnl Xlras S300_~9Slo__
SALES-I' /TIME
The Los Angeles Times
Circulation Dept rur
rently has positions
In the Commerce Bldg.
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
Adm $2.50 Free parking
!worth approx S751 for silverware Baby item~ Sam til dusk lloliday AH· gr11ph1cs. TV G111des JO brun7.e d1andrher. $27 1·ond Makeofrer girl~i1Q.64!}:4l!_O_ a~d C'Ol!ecl1ble~ <115 Single bed corn-pl, rm' yr coll ec11on , $95 14 " all bronze candle 1·213-4~·5274e\e~ Trailer
Beach cruiser. xlnl cond. Wal nut, Costa Mesa d 1 v Ider . 5 m ch e sl lar9oiM caalore! 536 71!>4 holder. SI 5. 48" a 11 S · M L'"--109 for s:ulboal Xlnt cond.
custom made Call ~·ovtNG S d Rcfr1g, washer dryer 4 I "I RTV bronze table lamp S38 fWllUJ oc-s 2 S3SO 675·~ ,, ALI::, ever rawers & lots of misc combo Kmg si;w water ga ... 1 astlc mold 161 dra es 1x1' . •••••••••••••••••••••••
available in sales a~ 11
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________ _ ~1-«01Cordela1ls Must ything mwit go. furn . 889 W. Wilson CM bed h h mak1nii rubbei kit , P · ea. Hem m er machine, loafs.Power 9048 seefrom$125 toJ.240 refrig vaccuum 77 Sal Sun · "'"d Wllh ea.ter l~m S31 22 gal rl'lail SS 65 ea 141 meta l l:rfec.:t forla11or•·"5or ••••••••••••••••••••••• representative You ·11
earn an hourly wage +
generous commissions
Call 957-2361. ext. 1204
S "'VE THIS "'D . . . --.,... s ol er mis(' llt'ms _, folded cha1r.s •• 95 ~· "" "" Bt.ildM9Moterialsl0251LeMans;m1Sl'.Oct 31. GoodusedAdultrlothmg 207 Crystal. L1llll'I ~·N661 g_al.s.16-7154 536-7164.ifno~pl~!:e stoHer~78393 35'CCxlnt cond .. needs
Alexander Forster ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9AM lo .. 2569Santa Ana 10-<1 Only 12l APolena I Island Sal only. 10 ,. Stand up ,rrzr S7S, 22 kee callin Vik mg sewtnfl machine 0 C shp·Wllt trade use HEW~~Ttsl~ ... CH MOW 36•/FT Ave.., •MM-~6026 Balbcn Island 67S.992n l magnum nne $80, rabb1l I> g 1 llardl} used. perf cond of shp for use or boat.
F'ALLANTIQl!;AUE Redwood 2x6 ilerltmg --------hutch $30, 14· Jon boat. MisctleMous d ) i. m d I e. n ew I y 642·0381_
1.20· long ' also redwood I fbrgl w~SlOO. Wagner W.ted 1011 j cleaned Current cost PartMrw..e.d! SECRET.UY or secretary trainee & COLLECTORS fencing Deck & fencing airlus 50 hose & silver ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI too sell ror S49S 24 ft Searay s.b Im·
Nwpt Center Lav.-om re SHOW & SALE installation a\'ailablt _jun S200 541-8877 -Wanted The Letter ·A·· 494·7004 maculate Loaded. Sl30
Askjor Ap~l~·&.516 lo beheld Lo~est price guar Jim Lo•t l•al:lfts For lhe Pepsi CbaUenge Spor+ift9 Goodl 1094 mo including NB sUp + OCT. 2', 30, 31 or ken an .... ·~ ,..,. "'"" I 1 I H•lium Bo 1 d I Game !Under the Ca ps o>n1uit" de,nnc:lt co7 ....... Serrelanal Cieri< -..:'.!'·~, '"°'""""' ~ uqul" 8 e Of S ft Drinks> W It ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-..: "' i:-::e: · oN • .._,
S7 14 hr F\dl·l1me Tem & HOY. I Kitchen Cabmels smk. DocJs 1040 IF.nNhtt 8050 fwwit.n I050 II vered Perferl ror, SIOO 0to the 1 P~ Fischer Pool Table ~1th Ca rver 25'. bnstol cond,
Porar) 6 month pos1llon I IOpm . SWI 1-6 JO $150. Gas Portable 0\ en .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1................ ....... e\ ery occ11;51011 Fun for I fmds one .wr: " ~late bed. reii Sile m lou or eqwp Wilt trade
needed for H~~~Oll'Btolr F""' ~!!" S2S 646.:..~ Great Dane pu~ AKC • 1 Off white velvet sot a. , correetable. 2 end tables llallo~ et-~3 19 M~lcof ~~ ~f 8~0 3(~!11 a~~~~. urorrer Jls.51161
Ml P..-c Ubnry -, .. ~ Paint 40.7r, OH' Champion sired. brm S200 End t.ables<21. cor SISO. 7 lamps SIS t<a _,.. an 6 .,...,, 22 fl Thunderbird OMC ~ewport Center Loca 10rWr~ ~;~,:;Td Pa ml & supply close out die, re as. 494 1736 1 ftt table, SJSO all Gold red wood picnic l.iblr Rlue foll roat 1
• lenRth. lastnmci.ts 1013 ouldrive Rigged '°' r .. uon_!140.2U9 ORMORE.S2.:15 Ben Moore. Behr slams. Dahatl I accent chair S2S l S60. bar. stools S4 ea & t perr matched Never ••••••••••••••••••••••• P 0 0 L TA Bl. EI hang v. 30 ft Lido Moor· Se l Mimwax, Purdy Brush r IClft • 493.3905 _ more 49J.~ worn Won this mo Alto Sax. Yamaha SJOO Brun)v. irk manual m11 $12.000
p c'.f aRyecpl1on1sl for l"l!!!~fo•r•d•u•ralll!t!!!ion!!ll!!llo!!!f s!!!a!!!te~ and much more• pRuppies or Sdle A~( I New full su;e bed malt & D -t-ed ·• 631 2t27 betv.een lOam & I Collectors Ludwig l>rum balls rark cues OH er 673-7444
1• 640 9 93 Cl? LO\ inii pet' lJd • • ras 1c r uct1on ulll 12 mid Set S800 6'2-4"&1 714 4!M 28331,ee ----small lrvme Office f 1l -·-1 9 30lo4 piotc1·11,edo1:s · box spnng. S60, metal sel, custom built $900 • ' -1 · · , 26· Chns Craft Cruiset.' ing. Phones. Some typ 2 antq short poster bed Co111eros It 6751387 I frame jLS. 750-5832 Chinese Sc reen gold & Rl::MINGTON BRONZE PA SPEAKERS Weights. 2SOlb i.et 2 283 cu in Chevy e~
mg. Hrs F1ex1ble. Cen· ~~a~si~l.~~i Sl2.S fquipfM'llt 1030 ' i Sofa.sJOO Lov.;eat. $2()(1 leak $400 Swe<i1i.h leak "Coming thru the Rye", !>air •>f Mi.tche!.1 BC 84 benrhei., $100 '080 co m plelely equipped
tennial Estates 975.~ 12 · , ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• AICC Old &MJMih Soi id Oak round din Ihle. game tbl S400. pool tbl 6«·6l25 I spt>akers v.~th 6 stands 544 7529 w UHF' r3dio. live bait _Ask for A.Osterhout Exec Y. alnut 1~hrome 16mm Bell Howell movu.. Sheepdoqpuppies S200 ~52·~1 $500 & much m1H Com pl Encyclopedia of New rond1t1on low Harle} Da\'ldson eleetnr tanks. depth f111der. etc.
SECRET.o.•y desk w plastic floor proj .. xlnl eond $450 Juhe iill~:exl 1236. AntiqueOak 759·8049 C.:r3fl~. 24 vol set xlnt mllea11e. Great lor J(olrcart 1974,nev.roof. AskmgS2,000.mustsell
-saver. S37S F'lrm 7 fl 494·8472 9791478ev,wkndlo Wa•hst•nd,$200 NE''•·u U"•·o GI cond S707Sl·M23 small·medrnm s11r club windshield 11oudhallery 1·737.6449 DotaWrYPtnOft walnut bookcase ---~ Q n.n .u, asb s1tuat1ons and casuals $850 B lbc 11 dRI Pllime Mus{ha vegood wmoveableshelves,3SMM B&W o.mego AKCGoktRttrienr Monksdesk.$150 topdmelteS22S.~ofabrd Brand new Sm Port $600obo7147Sll!Sl6. 673117~~ ias an IY Ha,•esomethinj?tosem
typing skills. Will train S3SO Antique !(Old game Enlarger + timers puppies ror sale s2so incl Wrought Iron Palm thle Sl90, Qn bdrm SS40 Blk Wht TV ACOC SSO Classified ad~doi_twe..Y..
Salary commensurate Ible" 2 chairs. $200. As easels. elr. The works. shots C3ll oft i; (il•l l & Chiurs. S250 S ft m1r· Sofa loveseal $300 ~at 64.S-8368 _ Alttos, M•w 9100 At.to•, Mtw 9100 Autos, Mtw 9100 ~-e!e!. !!;!!:7]!.0 sorted top quahly anti l300.~s-sm___ 364 3642 I ror. S75 Marble tbll' tress box sprgs Qn •JOHN WAYNE TENNIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••-
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Type 60wpm & die 6PM 70.2!0mm, 2X converter papers All s hot & SeabergJukeBoit. 7 pr Walnut Din rm st'l Brunswick Sierra Pool! AYE BIG $ taphone. Lite riling Late Virtonan Eastlake & case. Xlnt rond. Sold w re r l' 1 p 1 s S800 Openstol24inches Like table. full ~1u Xlnt i
642·7702. Ask for Sue or Bed Walnut Inlay S200 new S2000. seU for S675. Housebroken Lu\lng 642·Sl]L_ _ ne~_,_IJOO ~3485 rood M11keolfer
Loretta Must See!Call~73-lS31 Call Jack 675·2065 or personality Out of Mirrored 3 pr custom Tv.·1n Brass Bed & I 2lJ.459SZ74 Ar~~;:! ~~~~~xl~~t:edn ere~:~ Supers·~. Bauer ~~~~g staiie $
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1903 Schulman w stool. both CalJ Jack 675-2065 ner. spayed. shots e'I glass dinette, $350 ing. S2SO. GE touch tone L'mque personahud gift
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SlOOO, Anlq Oak tee Box Qr~2·94~ __ l r a 1 n M u~t pa rt Schwinn 10 spd. Sl25. m 1 c ro. wa ve. S250 for birthday wtddmgs.
S350. Oak book case Pentax Camera KIOOO J 893·6909 1 00·5170 IIT.Ll.255_ anmv CallW-6445 I
1gorgeous 1 $1200. lenses&access Perfect Siamese Cal, female . 2 pc CustomS~eSor~ Yellow F Om set SISO BalloonsOfNewport
modern natural suede 9· i_ond ~013;_9644·0195 rhocolale pomt. free lo S600 Ratlan Papa.san Go Id B rn Sora. S7S Wan led Encyrloped1a , I
sofa 720·1101 Cats IOlS good~ome ~11734 ch11r,SIOO.Antiquem1r· Grten recliner, $35 any recent types &
Top Spaid for American ••••••••••••••••••••••• Young short haired roi:~$'15.~·Sl]l_ ~7·1lS8__ Great Boolts Top prices
Pol le r y Na ti I er. iamese kittc>ns. M / F, pointer. remale, xlnt ror Queen Ann Antique din 20 sofas. New $98 Lov 731 ~
Rookwood. Newcomb. SSO & S75. Ready Nov rhildren ~7·1'm rm set. 4 hi-bark chai rs. eseats S88 Sleepers. Canadian Red Squirrt'I
F.ree Appraisal 673·6223 J.th. 957·060'i. £.-u...., $800 $199. FACTORY 9S7·S708 F'ur Stole, like new $450 E nmnwf11lf 8050 770·0347 ves ____ DOC)S 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00·5170 F'ac. dir rum., sofa, love.
Like new Maytag.dryer, ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * I BUY * * SALE SALE SALE chair. olt.o .. Oak desk. 6 weeping fig trees. over 4 while S180. Old used KEESHOND PuP5 AKC. Kil. table/5 cha1rs·S2S. end tbls .. Etc. p p fl high Beautiful
washer works. SSO Champ sire MtF. Pet & Good used Furniture & b I w T V $ 2 5 • Everything must go: Sat heallby cond Worth $75 ~11499·3108 _ 8 h 0 w . p v t p l} Appliances -OR t will Dresser·SlO., wrought 9_nl 968-41~ __ ea, sell ~or entire sel
Oldcw..-._....a 213/697-l~t6J>..m. sellor SELLforYou iron, glass top table 4 DO\AA.ISOf... P!ea.494-7~
_,.. "~ MASTRSAUCTIOM r hairs·SIOO .. sect. "" "' ShlWlu Shef oak with brass hub. S500 SH IH TZU pups. AKC. _646-16'6 133-9625 sofa.$75 .. dbl. bed·S75.. Custom cresent shape cookwa-, 20"" •·t. The 080 S2SO and up. Cash only _ mens leather coals sz. Cut velvet uphl. Qua lit~ •" ,... ""' sse-roc. 631·~ I IUY b•11o.JW1•1tir. 38--42 ~111. ea., 645-9529 const Good rond. Nev v e r )' best J de a I -POOD .,.., """"''" " -~ $2000 • ..,. ChristmasGin s:ns MOVINGSALE L"""'R.PEOPLE Le __ s 957·8133_ w· k •~bl g1 t .now....., ""' TUCHllS t'r ench Deco Bed & Home·raisedTcup/Mtn •r er .. e. ass op, 546-7"31_ ---~:::::.:..7..a:nl=~--Armolre sa•o China Groom&board. 546-~ KING INNERSPRING w/-4 chairs, perf. rond. 2 f Beautlrul Fruilwood Educational Sates .,, EXTRA F'JRM mattress nat color,34"x34",$400. an ique beds. all wood, "EDISON" crib with
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management pos1t1on Cabinet S350 Ser·y Cocker Spaniel Puppy. set, never used. worth 6'2·9283 dbl size. Must see to Kantwet mattress See
3 va11. Exceptional BookcaseS400 Hall Tree champ. lines. AKC, S530, sacr. s243 d"l WATERBED makeoffer.67~~l-S250 B 1 w 1 bl k r I S2 " to appreciate $135 benefits. Successful F uhr -0 a nut 73a~ ema e. 50 Never used queen u , Kmg site. complete with NEW Hitt BED 963-.!.187
trainees ran exper t re n r r g an t.._..... worth $399. rash only ~II accessories and Dft"'1ill $20.000 first year For Sl200 .... And more• Alt Dachshund, AKC. reg. 3 $218 del Usually home bookshelf lleadboard Cost Sli50. Will sell for 20 yds red shag carpet,
1mmed.1nterv1ewrhone IOA M Sat or call male puppies S300 ea 7~·7350 New condition s2oo ~ · si.963-064j} 140 Mans/womans
BillHelmuth 76().{8)1 63 1·81116 Sun 2243 Callafler Sprn64S-1207 MUSTSEU. 714/7Sl·8Sl6 LIKE NEW P-an bdrm Sears 3spd btryrle. Paririr 118·106. Costa ------'"' S/ea. 54N:179 TUCH9.0A.YCAH Mna. (OfTVictori~ German Shepherd Ma bog any Dbl Bed Sears Kenmore Ref rig S675. RCA TV S51S. Washer Ir dryer -good
4 30-6:30 PM. Mon· Fri M. 9 mo. S2S 00 w/mattress. Night stand w /ice maker, couches. Furn. & Gara,ge Misc. cond. $300. Plaid lov _ -~°'11 Appl•..ces IOIO __ NUS27 __ &dressertomatch Like chairs & other misc 6.SlllCris~Palma.._H.B_ eseat ...... -6lOl
Tu .-...-..ir.s •••••••••••••••••••••••Pups Doberman Pups new. Must sff to ap. rum. Muat sell 645-9767. Dt~C_._ "" a.~ K _......... Beautyrest kg matt, box
Trlephone Interviewers Gold Westinghou5e frost A C Many Champion prttiate. Only SlOOO or Desk. SH>O. Kina stze 2 orr w Ile sofas $400 ea. sprnc & tra SlSO l
wanted. Hourly wage & f!'fe ref rig. IA cu. rt, Xlnt Oerendants XJnt Show & bes l o rr er. M ar I 1 Head Board, S25 2 gold striped love seats' cond. 548-31:~ves · x. nt
bonus. Ev-Jng• only rond. $250. Wknds teves: Pet. S300 63 1 · 7 79 7 a Ct 6 PM 631-5104 S2SO ea. Xfnt rood. Hard: F j "" " u,, ,,_,,. IM6-68'4 weekdays an ti 1 ox acket.. wheel color. <;all Norm. ~8'19. ...,...v"""~ _ ___ _ • Y me Small Sora, like new. Y used.
TR .. V""'AG--ENT 0!'fatRefrigerator Teacup Toy Chocolate weekends. Ir no answer I $115. Colfee t able. ~~P.M H lO, worn 1 Ume SllOO. " ..,.. Xlntcondltion Poodle male $400 . ...e_leue k ta!n&. _M!>ha_g_a~.~1_~ J •L.~ Gry fox Jacket, worn t ~~r~o~g~~;nt~l~~o~ John· 645-Slli~---Ready for Christmas. Bunk bed: soUd wood, Wrooibt Iron rec table C lb ""1 .._ Um . IOWS •rt 4
yrs exp Compultr ex Kenmore washer & glls AJ<C, •hots. 646-6273_ _ ~andcrafled, oulatand· w/ 4 chairs. Pin~ table :avelJ~t~GsStflO. D~~:~a:.~r .~00. ~l~
ptrlencc prern red dryer Sl2S ea. or S22S SILK\'TERRIERPUPS inouallt.yfllS.PH926 I (dropleaO.eoakchaln. 552•52186 · n ew bowllnr ball. 898'11939 bt>U1~6-7894_ _ AKCS250. Rd.tablew/4clullrsSZS .. 1 Calllrene DunnS»~ ~ 4
Tm ct /\fltnt IWded for Like New. Dbl oven aas $$7·21121 recliner S40 .. 3 1"'111 1 Maple dbl bed box apr and ome couch. d1alr, Wood Stove. Cut Iron
i\u1om•ted lrv1neA11en· range.S350.call962·64Sl Free to good home. lamps 17 ea. 14s.9s21 1 In.rs" maufeis. 1150~ ~';.311~~ny others, Pranklln-.Vlt m.
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rnerc11l ttavtl •must 11 1 c/f $200/or bat apaytd,busbotl. ltrttn, sold. white,• teO. Pr. Lam SU da feocktallr:..~.hs ·~ P:.8llAN~~•«tt. Quahrlfdonft.151·2700 . 3lll0 ~ . 536-m pillow b8"J. lhll sm m .1173 ev . s l •"Yc.!t contou Ill t ~]·l ,vuv. SJCIO.
-~ - -LHASA APSO AKC easb 642-31'3 :f:· "" new approx 111 "'.~•~M-
SELL ldlf letnw rih 1 SELL Idle~ wrlt.h a lfALE 3 yrs cream, ObldrttMt•mlrrort 2 ~.:·~$U=s: ~:0,:,1~ lier~ for S.Ju1•oriatiMJ1tetle
D11ly Piiot CIWtOtd Dally Pilot Cl111trled tbots. paptra HS. ttlOl stands. top quall· dttk szs; tble $5. Gd prttlat.e. ~o~ ~ .... fl l.tlmm. PHI,
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT
ACTUAL DEALERS COST
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ADO ONLY CALIF TAX LIC ANO DOC FEES
./ 1982 CRESSIDAS
.; 1982 CORONAS
./ 1982 CELICAS v 1982 COROLLAS
./ 1982 TERCELS
./ 1982 STARLETS
./ 1982 PICK UPS
./ 1982 4X4 TRUCKS
./ 1982 ST AKE BEDS
./ 1982 UTILITY BEDS
•DEALER COST INCLUDES FREIGHT, PREP
WAX. U'SEAL. DLR ADDEO EXTRAS (IF ANY)
.HURRY! SALE ENDS 9 P.M. 11/2/81
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /S1turd1y, October 31 , 1981
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4'•J1 ctr Twin St•rt•w, Boat plu' 40' NH Moor radar & li1h finder xlllt cood., D best of. f.'lber1IH fluU $2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• the Su Z2h rt Ideal LB ~. T 40K Ortll Th1J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II,, Tri!, ~'bhf1nd1ir '"I ~t,50054,WT:M +otherxtru,lowhuuri, fu 11312181,M53MZ_ $48lmt,8131U8 Motoberaneunder700ml tr.lier In Cardtn Stt Trurk ha> t'vrryth1n11' '7tAl.IA '7tl 8210 ••pd At'. MK
i:tt, t:tc Sm On 'I\ uvr BARGAIN" 17' SJrl Bo11L Id conlt, rt(t!nt over c o L u M B 1 A z 4 • lxcll or Trwdt n.an1 xlllt. Must 1eJllm tlria. Acrou fl'Orn Swim· $MOO Flrm. 492 2312 •OMIO m1 $2400 0110 flood r,m~~n l~1~.an \sk ~llPMm·ury t'nll Trlr h11ul. makt olrer +us Sh1 p1h11pe With or 25 ft a:T:at Newt>Ort mtd $350.557-tUltl mine pool 3 private '14 UMC a. ton. touded. Oynamlteaporttedan.5 Cond.642~
"I S( 979112W SOOO umeS31 ,000llofAloan. withoutmOOl'\na. dock al 5 5 hod '7' Vupa with oil ac buchu Call Gnre 33 ooo ml w1Aluka speed air Only 11000 '80 DATSUN 310 $4250
If' Whaler. ~~nttlr cun 64t 0195 c II 955 1055 0 r c. 646-11~ 11alley';1 w&I tralJet for (' 1ories Sl.$00 (213) $20-4402, evn (2131 cmpr, $3800: 646 11t1e milts . on th.ls like new Mini rond. 81{', r'rul&H.
•ole, &$ hll' (..'ompltoltl> lay c:.rw..r 615 MM ev4'!\ le' Hobie Multi Culon'Cl motor holTll' nr '49' 66'8 ~ 256 UM? 494·81.54 or eves Y11tt '570 beauty 1 U.29ZHOI »~. 1 owmr So La1t ~UIJ>P';1. tr•lll'r StiSOO, t'l.AS!>IC 17'. rnmp l2'UHIRITE Sail Good Cond Ut'~I u · llobtt w11raller Motorcydn/ •93·61Mll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Utt5 4 42111 7~.~;33 45
QllS duyN rutort'd Tuk11ouucJ t'1n1ncina&shp1va1I Offer 4119-~ Sallbux or1n1e white Scoohn ttSO A.to SttTk.,P.... '79 For.t Cl ub Wa11on JIM MAIJNO '74 260Z AC. red blk.
drt"k and trim L l> 84&0021 There's an easy wuy for yellow SU ~hut sell ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• & AcctttOritt 9400 Van Chatwu Pkit 306 VOLKSWAGEN 11mtfm. ~· lephtnS l.ut ~ur vey paint Job keblt cn11. N l' '76 24' SktpJutk, nrw up· you to sell that blcyrlc• 966-0306 '78 YAMAHA 4~X xlnt •••••••••,.•••••••••••• Cy 32K mJ. Mint cond l87l1 Bearh Blvd. 833-2227.
$10,000. Sound hull & Ownt•r leaving :1rt•t1, hut, bottom paunl, xlnt you nu longer use Just loatt Sii / cond, lo ml $800 OBO SSAViU.VES $8500080.~l-3332 l4Z·2000 D.._,..U,'79
eng Nds paint $4900 mustsell~ l'Ond. w1xtm m.soo ~dvertlse It 10 the D~bps 9070 16C»9363_Mork6752929 WITHUSIOPAITS '71CiMCdtliveryvan 6 K1nsrab.Sspd .Radio
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..,._, Mtw 9100 4'lto•, Htw 9100 Allfo•, Hew 9100 Alltot, Ntw 9100 • • • 12' be.am. up to 25' Dr. Faaring 6K gd cond IMPORT fer 6'1' 6006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi A·l cond! Pr1v Ptv
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pwr 673·1943 '77 Honda 400-4. Lo mi. · anc ester ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 w n e r s 2 6 o o . Oatsun 210 Wag. '*l Lo
2 slips for renl in liUJll runs great. $1100 obo Anaheim 77s..9900 WE HEID YOUR l714)640·9040 miles SS400/ offer
ingtonHarbour 30'$175 67S9222aft5 Saddle tanks: t·ustom GOODUSIDCAI! IMW 9712 . 642·22S5_.548WIJ so· S280 per mo Joan j ·611 Che\· 6 Cy New cng made for earl)' :.horl Anyth1ng """'•1de-"' 74 8 210 H11tr hbac:k p 1•175l OOS6 N1.>l'd) Pliml $14000110 whlbase Dodge truck!! 1977 .::.: ... 1tw>l'o•~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •
$100 • ..., ·'"""" uu u "°" 1981 IMW am fm casstllt'. radial:. Need shp for 3S t'l' 10 Be:.lOffer -pr .,.,.,....,w O UT 35mpg $1700 <J B 0 u c 642 0381 85l_)lllll 36hp VW cng1ne. newl)' ~ CL SEO 646·6934
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Shp for Renl 25· '711 llondamallc too. CHI parts. front ends, doors. "' 1 .. Or-c--o.. st1rk S2B.SOO 25· Sl50 rond lo nu. manv ).lrs all yea rs, Bus. Bug & -T -, Sales and Leasing at 7~1.243-1 ~II IW4. 673 14511 $995 PP 64~2.131 Ty,ee Ill 548-1487 2925 Harbor Blvd compelltJve pnres Ex·
Slip for po1o1t!r boat t.>lcr 1 ·73 Yamaha Street lrgal. Centerline Rims l4x11, 9079~ls~O cellent servl<'e and parts !"!~••••••••••••••!?~~
& water "lewport I CT3175 Sem'<l p1~lon I Pontiac. 3 for $200. depl .78124SpyderS·spd.
$200 mo 7H 'fn3 31181 2!1d r>vcr. Bassuni t•>.h firm Python $150 Good set~tion of pre· AM fM8-trk. AIC, .. air t•ond $1 511 IJIJ 631·6851 "' $5600!772049!1 loots, SpHd & 497 5624 viously owned BMW &
Ski 9080 57 lndi.in 500CC ,1n"I" AutosforS. other fine cars 10 ex Res t ore yourself t. "• rellent cond1t1on SAVE • ·10 Fiat Spyder 1981 SUBARU ....................... Ol't.'tls work DlO ,....................... $800 Jo'or anro. 964·7252 AAJto trans AMtFM stereo Custom air ·79 Jet sk1~. gd rond $1175 963:SZ72 l~f PORT ANT We also have a lease ... power disc bralles. wt111e walls wHe wheel GL HATCHBACK orbst ofr . NOTICE TO : .. essa_&!'
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el seats wtnte Sldewall 1ires & more' (999EKR)
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speed trans. AM·FM stereo wilh
tape. disc brakes & much moret
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54999
1974 MGI
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transmission. alloy type wheels
radial tires & AM·FM stareo
cassette (631 UJW) A steaht only
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velour, bucket seats. 4 speed
transm1ss1on & soper ciean1 One or a kind (471HOIJ
52499
1979TOYOTA
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brakes. AM-FM radio bucket seats.
vinyl roof & rallye wheels Mosl see'
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m1, $8000. 675 4549
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"'6..r 0 L£.ll ;i1r. PS. PB. excep CARVER 1 Westralia pop top #I VOLV DU '"" tional ' $4500~5958 r ~!l}!~~~!~[ T~~i6\ one around 1 •N ORANGE~OUNTY I nontiac 549-4300 Pittto 9957
NtwflOf'I Buch $2995 SA.LES, SERVICE I"' • • • • • •• • •••••••••••• • • • 1'---~........ I AND LEASING 2480 Harbor Bl at fair 1977 FORD
ClOSEO SUNDAYS vg~K~.i:~ OVERS£ASl>ELl\'tRY C~til Mesa 549 \JOO PIMTO .::=·c, 9765 18711 Beach Blvd • EXPERTS 1979 COllVITTE HatchbaC'k 4 !>Pt't'd
to 0 -w ••••••••••••••••••••••• 842-2000 E ,.1111 ., IKE M 1dn1ght blue. smoked I trans . air t•ond . ~un ·-'75 Corona Wagon. Runs .60 .. 65 VW let\ & right """"" T top, low milea~e roof. wire wheel rap~. Com:=~:~~ lm·I Great Ve ry Clean door. '73 left door. S50 1966 ~e'-~~h-d. l417WVKI I ~~~!:~n~tere;;l~t·~""~
ports Direclleuse and 60 I $2200. 640-6067 each. Western style whl COSTA MESA SI 1 •495 beautJful ' <982SXZ1
1979 PONTIAC
TRAHSA.M
Automatic trans . pwr.
steering windows door
locks. lilt wheel. cruise
ron trol mag type
wheels & blue exterior
<653XVS I
OMLY S7595
MIRACLE
MAZDA
1425 Baker Street
COSTA M ESA
545:3.334
'67 Pontiac F1reb1rd. 326
V 8. yello,... /blk. int .
Vl'ry clean. xlnt running
1:ond . new ~uperh t e
"heels & T ,, radials
St900 [1rm 552 St50 or mos sensible pymts 177 3ooD. perfect condi Tovota '67 rims for Super Bei!tle 646-9303 540.9_467 • ONLY S2695 o 1 a 1 2 1 J 0 r 1 $I• 000080 Model l!foo. rebuilt eng ~ea 548-9744 M I R & C L E 714 MERCEDES is 213 llon~97"2292• . ,, ... 22· 12 and trans Automatic ,75""" 1979 VOl VO "'
• ~ ....., •"" MA.,ft& '78 F'IREBIRD. 17K m1 . or714 637·2333 . ,.,__ Nice cond S9SO or best 242DL DATSUN ,,,.,_"' -78 JOOCD Cpe orrer 28 m_p_g 554·5619 CONVlltTlllE Sunroof, stereo. ruby 1425 Bakt>rSlret>l super cond~' white ,... ..
957 741}5
'75 t4-IENZ Silv.er blue, extra tank --Classic super Beellr red. (1578611 COSTA MESA o r a n g e s l r i Pt' .
JOOD sedan Loaded. 44K m1 s1s.ooo Call Triumph 9767 convertible. Very clean' $7HS 13731 Harbor Blvd 545:3314 AC PS PB S499S P1P very sharp! (276LOB I , 497 6494 ••••• •••••••••••••••••• (013173) • 559·0202
S9950 Super sharp classic 220 •79 TllUMPH S4H5 Garden Grove FOi SALE 77 LeMans. movmg. must
JIM MARINO SEB cpe. '62, sold ne"" tn TR7 CONVEITllLE JIM MillMO · 11 · Pinto. clean. "" air sell S22000BO C I f 979 "°"" VOLKSW ~-.. 554 9000 cond1t1on1ng , good 646·60'.!i 9798699 VOLKSWAGEN a 1 """'!. 5 speed. air. stereo AwU"I -$1000 ---'J -
18711 Beach Blvd '66 230SL. 4spd . rully Dynamite <741UCF> 18711 Beach Blvd DAT SUN ~~isp~~~:~~ cJ~he or 'Olwtd.rbird 9970 ~2-2000 __ restored. chrome spoke $6995 142-2000 SEE US FIRST! 63l 7797 Moria ~······~··•••••••••••••1
whli.. 2 tops St5.500. JIM .... "Rl ... O .68 VW B Li 13731 Harbor Blvd Wehaveagoodselection . • . -79 lleritage Beautiful
SELLING YOUR MB?
WEPA.Y
TOPDOLUR $S
Call Jack Bacon
JIMSLEMONS
IMPORTS 1301 Quail St.
NEWPORT BEACH
833-9300
'77 280E Colorado beige
Xlnt condition days,
979·9930 ask for Elaine.
Even~_gs,, 759 9065
ONEOWHER
'62 220S $4000 Red
leather. Blaupunkt. nu
clutch , M1chehns. de-
pend restorablt-
645·9510
'78 280CE
Xlnt cond. lo m1. m1l,no brn ,.... bamboo int
<7!4 )675·8370
Autos,UMd •••••••••••••••••••••••
""" " ug, new res. o r N E W & US E D 74 Pinto Wagon Runs & Condition. ~K m1 S.S.SOO 640·8611 VOLKSWAGEN clean, AM radio. $1850. Cbevrolels! Look s areat Xlnt 080. CaU Nancy After MG8 9744 18711 Beach Blvd. 631·3669 ___ I Gorden Grove ll'anspo $1200~·9508 6PM. ~9988 • •• • • • • • • ••••••• •• • • • •• I 42 2000 w • "••ff 9000 • --'79 V ~ 554-. The fastest draw Ill the , 68 Triumph Spitfire. steel Custom 2 door 4 speed 1--West. 3 Daily Pilot Find w~at you want tn 1979MGI
ROADSTH
Vellol'. \'er}
mileage 14750571
$4995
hardtop, $650 sun roof with air cond. · 78 Vo I vo 2~ 2 Im I Q assified Ad. ~2-5678. 1 Da1ly..f1lot Class1f1ed_s _
I 0 w 96.'.!:_5272 Beige. 135tXVM , i1 maculate cond111n. only Autos, UMd 14utos, UMd ~•995 1 7, O O O m 1 I es . AC. I I '80TllUMPH -AM1f'M cassette. elec ----· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MAllMO '70 '2 ton Pl: Auto. PS. 1 • DATSUN
13731 Harbor Blvd
Garden Grove
554-9000
TR7 CONVERTllLE tnc seats. radials. etc PB S800. 67~35<>i Leave S speed. air. stereo Onl> VOLKSWAGEN Must see to fully ap-messaoe_ 6000 miles on this like l87t I Beach Blvd. predate' Garaged. cov· -"' 142 2000 _.. d .... I k" '74 El Camino Class1r new beauty ' 1tARV8081 --·---er"" an pampero:u 1 •
S7995 THI....--. a baby... Air. PS. PDB. Ti lt.
.,.. Ph 546-5659 Tape. Air shocks S2.SOO JIM MARINO '73, white, g~ cond · Depend~ble. 49-1-2749
VOLKSW"G.,.... t:'I~ 760-8636 '81 DL. Assume lease • U"I ~ f or111foCall '66 Norn Station Wagon. t8711BeachBlvd. '79VW 548:m21 Good Running rond I
842-2000 RA.tiff DIESR '71 Volvo WAGON. 4 cyl. S800 645·8363
Custom Drives perfect auto, 1 m mac. mlllt cond · H Ca price St at 1 on *' 1978 SrtTFIRE * but has been on iu top $2.500. 556·7122 Wagon F'a1r Cond Full
Hard isoft lop. 29,000 SO mpg. C446El .68 Volvo 2 dr. runs. 4 PWR. SSQ!.IQB0661 59-$5
1979 MGB miles AM /FM cassette. Sitts spd. Needs top end work '72 El Camino Ca mper
Wh ite ""1th racing S3400/offer I JIMMAIUNO SSS0.497-5624 Top $1500 080 20 t4
stripes ts.ooo m1 SSOOO 51M415 VOLKSWAGEN Maple 101
700·8519 18711 Beach Blvd. Autot UMd CM,_645·5762,54Hi04
"·""-i Ui•d Wos UMCI 142-2000 ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 'Tl Malibu· Cla.ss1c. low _..,' "' • · vw B N I t •..tck 9910 mileage, good cond. ••••• ••• •• • ••••••• ••••• ••••• •••• • ••••••••••••• 61 ug. ew pa n • -IC le 8 t uck re bit eng. SISOO. 673-2943, ••••••••••••••••••••• •• am m s reo r • 673·3930 '71 IUICK load~. 64S 2902
'70 vw Bus. nu enaine, REGAL UMl'llD '74 Malibu Mint rond " I Sl950. Eves $2700 OBO. 631 3458 Coupe. 35.000 m1 es 646•7983 642_0o143 oays eves. 6-42·2400 ext 263 Beautiful local rar =-
d (334TZW , ·so Citation. 2 dr ht back. ~· I b ood $4395 V6, auto a .c. p s. P' 1970 VW Bug, runs g • JIM .._. .... 1 ... 0 new radial tires. lmmac needs body work. SI.JOO. """" " o ~6·9464 VOLKSWAGEN S4995_1lQ 700.0620
73 BUS 18711 Beach Blvd '78 Trans Am 4 spd, 29,000 I ILOCK SOUTH OF OUR MEW CAR DEALERSHIP EVERYTIIING NEW ___ 842•200_.L_ m1 . clean. xtras. Isl
96().SS(Q -$6000 t_a kes ~2835 1976 CHEY VEGA WGN 1975 FORD PINTO '71 V.W. Convt. Blue. G.;'~e:is;·:~t;~ic~e4e~~
4·Cyl 5 speed trans . AMIFM tape. ·4-Cyl . auto trans .. radio. heater. Like new cond. $4500 or sedan 62,000 miles. only
rallye.whee ls (801PFJ) low miles (770MWJ) bestorrer.'98-7198 ~548-2515
$1995 $2295 '74 VW Super BeeUe out· '77 Skyhawk, auto .. air .
side & eng in xlnt cond FM str • PS. 52000 ~OB0675-3426eves,_ §jl_-13671640-1780 _ 1---19...;7=6-C=HE;...Y..=M;;;.O..;Nl;:;A--.--t~l~97=-=7-::0~A=Ts~U~N:-:B:--i-=:i1:-0 ~CP::E:-t ·~a~: ~e~· ~.bs~!'n~ ·~~re~~g"~~1.1C:n;\.;~~
4-Cyl. auto trans .. radio, heater 4-Cyl 5 speed trans radio. owner, $700. 646-8422 OBO 768-1355 ___ _
low low miles (092AKT) heater (687SFZ) '79 convertible, red w/ '80 Bwck Century LTD 4 $2695 $2791 while \Op. lmmac. Low dmr
1
. !;1.L Loaded. 17.300 mi. $7 ,950. John ,,_,,.,
TI0.9788...._ ____ • 631 cn . ..;.;oo~--
1---...;;;;-...;;. __ ...,..~-+-:-:::-::-::--":":~~-:':'::=~:--11 1 '72 bug new paint. very Cocllac 99 I 5 1977 MERC BOBCAT 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA dependa=OO/~rfer •••••••••••••••••••••••
6·Cyl auto trans .. air cond.. 4-C yl . 5 speed trans. radio, .62 Bug. New tires. Snrf. CONTNLATING
power steering (955TJCI heater (094XKE) New Seat coven. Needs CADILLAC?
$2"1 $3195 Enf Worlc. S500 OBO. Wt specialite in leases · ror the business ex· Ca 1 Eves Mon ·Fr1. ecutive&professional Wknd s. anytime .
1978 FORD GRANADA CPE 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA 546•0403 Lo~~;~ di '67 Baja Bug. st. Ile.. _.-_ 6·Cyt . auto trans . air cond . 4-Cyl . 4 speed trans . ra o. many xlras! c-1
AM/FM stereo. power steering heater (815WAI) 673-Sl3.l How .. Sfod! (l30VYB)*3191 *3695 Partia lly completed NABER~ • • VEEP kit. Jeep bodied,
VW pwr'd, run car. In CADILLA ~
Sx CPE 1976 TOYOTA P.U. w ~ ..... , drive·away cond. $2,000 lc.c..'O 11 •• ;b. llt..11 1977 DATSUN 20(). /Miii ~~krOrc~!'n 64$-8124 evs, t '"•·• v.-. • .,40 ''ICG 4·Cyl S speed trans . AM/FM 4-Cyl . auto tran1 • AM/FM
:~~~!!~ ......... !!.1.~1
Sam says "drive a httle.
save a lol." on new 81
Corvettes eqwpped w1lh
4 speed or automatic
transmission.
1056.16SILVER
105497 DARK BLUE
1°'1964 BRONZE
OeSANFIS
CHEVROLET
401 S. El Camino Real I San Clemente
131·0580 492·~ .,;
'76Vet Loaded Cherry. ~
XlntCondillon ~
f)(S.5887 ~
'73 Corvette 350. 4 spd.
loaded. 67K m1. $72.50.
754~
Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '80 Fairmont. 4dr. air.
auto, PS. PB low ml.
$3900. I
'79 Fairmont. 4dr,
green. w/ bm lea. ulr.
auto, PS. PB . xlnl!
S3400
great! towbar inc. S2JSO. , l.976 Conv. lo mt· n n __ 559·SSB racllot e3ater 7(8575,WA) I s11tpe1r2e,tape". r1llyt wlheefs '65 Ghia. Looks & runs . bee 1
420) 4'9·llN • 1 storage S6.SOO 645-~ ext 501 '12 Wan. 411, sqbk .. auto, • C V ii l---....0..:;..::::..,;,;;;;,;;..;;;:;;.,,.~..1.-.,.. __ ~~--~~~iiiiiiiot--I AM / FM . one own r. 78 D s v~r. ne~ TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR 644-lUt Mich .. brakes. hke ne '·
'66 VW. 1800 en . New 144~125 aft 6 CAR. WE NEED USED CARS! brlta, batt, c,utch. t '7tAMtwood
* '7R R1oc hero GT .
Loaded w/shell. Very
clean. Make ofr er .
551·6924
M_,....:t ·~ ''* -~--'-1 .. 19""" "°" 1hocu. tires. AM a trat, ~ Brouaham. 26,000 ml.
..... rcpts for all .ut. $1950, 1
1 Sunroof. Sha11> excelltnt '12 tord Torino 2 dr.
845-3779 cond. Mu1t Sac. No Auto, 302V8 *l.OOOor\c
*
'17 Faatbk. tblt en1. Cd 1 p1ym't 'tll '82. Take ml.Clean.Ql50 tires. Stetto, runs very over leue. Chuck Perry 4'7~,.,,_ __
well. Meke offer. •1•1 . Mrt.nc.
041 'II f'ltetwood. Great ......... "." .........
'75 Rabbit. AC.Auto. Cond. flh1 B Tn. AC. '75 Mutrin. PS, PB.
SUOO. Tempt. Slialom brkJ, M\llt Sell Best Of. Hlo traot, tint cond.
Mlel "7-1151 fer MS l .Jl900. ~. 7•4221
NEW 1982 EXP
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55692 50
NEW MUSTANG 2 ll.
11uo °"' " llilly IOCIO<y t <IV'l>POO "'"'"""'9 • tPf90 ,,.,,, rac• & P"''°" -·"Ii ,....... hMdlemQI bOcty •• mold•nQI rec1.•n;no OUCU'f
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. October 31 . 1981
FACTORY STICIER $7915
DISCOUIT $1027
. ~~~~~~~~~~:~:~ SAL.E $68 ·88 leatherette. stereo
prep. oversized tires p RICE
& much more.
..
C2409 > ( 153564)
(1273 ) (00566 )
Automatic trans .. AM-
FM stereo. accent
stripes. aluminum
wheels.( 1287 1 18153681
LATE MODEL SPECIALS
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF GAS OR DIESEL
BRAND NEW 1981
V.W. DIESEL RABBIT
FACTORY STICKER $8050
DISCOUNT $995
:~:r·tr!-ns~~~~~e~ SALE $7095 prep ( 2763 > C 206881 l
PRICE
BRAND NEW 1981
V.W. RABBIT
CONVERTIBLE
FACTORY STICKER $10,510
5 speed . accent DISCOUNT $722
~!~~~· c~~~~~ $9788 metallic paint. SALE (2651 ) <020109 )
PRICE
BRAND NEW 1981
V.W. L MODEL
VANAGON ·
FACTORY STICKER $11,715
Delux package. tinted DISCOUNT $1120
glass <2917 ) ( 123984)
~~~~E$10 595
llEMONSTBATOB SPECIALS
sU lle-tYrftr<4viJl~YX~kaYA~AgaQ.ttw
mileage. (1829) (034202)
$10 395
$
.
BlallQul. RAD~~J. f~tQ~~~llQJ.~reo
cassette. (2037)(010357)
$