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De8th aske.d · for OC slaying suspect
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of ... Oelly ..........
The public defender appointed
to represent murder suspect
Thoma!! Francis Edwards says
he will seek to have his client's
case involving the s hooting of
two girls at a Cleveland National
Forest campground moved from
Orange County.
Deputy Publi c Derender
Michael Giannini said publicity
COiumbia
to land
.today
CAPE CANAVERAL CAP>
Troubled from the start, the
second mission of space shuttle
Columbia will return to Earth
today , its objectives "90
percent" complete but its flight
time more than halved by an
errant electrical generator.
surrounding the case has been
"overwhelming" and that public
reaction to the shootings has
bordered on "hysteria.''
Edwards, 37, a former
resident of Costa Mes.a and
Huntington Beach, is accused in
the slaying or Vanessa Iberri, 12,
of Lake Elsinore, one or two
girls s hot a t the Blue Jay
Campground on Sept. 19. Kelly
Cartier , also 12, of Lake
Elsinore, is recovering from her
wounds .
The de fe ndant appeared
Friday In South Orange County
Muni cipa l Co urt f or
a rraignment on c harges of
murder and attempted murder.
The a rraig nme nt was
d e layed until Nov . 24 at
Giannini's request. Giannini
later told reporters be wanted
time to study Orange County
Sheriff's Department reports
about the case.
It was learned late Friday that
prosecutor James Enright will
seek the death penalty for
Edwards despite the delay in
arraignment.
·'I filed an amended complaint
charging Edwards with special
circumstances in the slaying ol
Vanessa l berri ," Enright,
assistant Orange County District
Attorney, told The Associated
Press.
Enright claimed the girls were
walking along the road when
Edwards passed them in his
pickup truck, turned around and
passed them again with a gun in
his hand, and shot them from
behind.
S uch a ctions cons tituted
"lying in wait," according to
Enright , who s aid th at was
···----1\-slronam:s-·;rc»e·· Engle -1rncr···-·
Richard Truly are to la nd at 1:22
p.m . PST on a parched desert
runway at _Edwards Air Force
base in-California.
President Reagan visited
Mission Control in Houston on
Friday and told the astronauts
"I'm sure you know how proud
everyone down here is.··
H e jokingly ask e d the
astronauts, "When you go over
Washington berore landing at
Edwards, could you pick me up
and take me out I haven't
been in California since last
Au gus t.''
The astronauts pass near
Reagan 's mountaintop retreat
on their glide into Edwards.
Engle tha nked Reagan for
s upporting the space program
and said his brief visit to
Mission Control was "making us
both ver y proud." Reagan
looked over the co mpute r
consoles and said, "I told them
when I came in this is a rare
expel'ience for an old horse
cavalry orficer."
The three comme rcial
television networks said they
will cover the scheduled landing
of the space shuttle live from
Edwards.
A CBS News announcement
said its special report would run
from noon to 1:30 p.m.
An ·N BC statement said it
would cover the landing from
noon to approximately 2 p.m.
AB C s poke s man Pete
Sauerbrey said ABC would
cover the landing from 1: 10 p. m.
to 1:30.
Columbia's flight was smooth
on its second day Friday and
experiments with a robot arm
gave Co lumb ia a solid
accomplis hme nt to dull the
disappointment of a forced early
return. A railed electrical part
led N1\.SA officials to scrap the
rinal three days of Columbia's
mission.
"We think it's the prudent
thing to do in this phase of the
lest program," said Chris Kratt,
director of the Johnson Space
Center which controls the
mission from Houston.
"We got 90 percent or what we
flew for," said Glynn S. LUMey,
manager of the National
Aeron autics and Space
Adminis tration's s huttle
program. "We began to ask
ourselves, is there enough to be
gained by continuing the night?
The conclusion, he said, was
that "we ought to plan to
re-enter . . . and not take any
sub1equent risks.''
The landing sequence begins
al 12:10 p.m. when the cr ew
turns. the shutUe to a tail first
position, and 15 minutes later, ln
orbit over the Indian Ocean, fire
their en&ines for two mlnutea, 29
seconds.
The ship then begJna Ila
'1eacent from 157 mllea and
, enters the atm0tpbere north ol
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Was this industrious spider on the Balboa Peninsula reinforcing his web for winter or putting up storm screens?
Nestande questions 2nd airport need
Orange County Supervisor
Bruce Nestande bas questioned
whether Orange County needs
another commerciaJ jet airport
by 1995. '
Nestande's office released
copies or a letter to members of
the county's blue-ribbon
Regional Airport Site Seledion
Committee Friday suggesting
forecasts for air passenger
d emand may be gross l y
exaggerated.
Demand ls measured in
millions or annual passengers.
Nestande indicated the 1995
dem a nd for all of Southern
California may be only 69 to 77
millions of annuaJ passengers as
opposed lo the 85 to 95 millions
Record balloon ride harrowing
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
Eager to "make history, a world
record," Double Eagle V
balloonists threw cameras, tape
recorde rs and ev~ clothing
overb oard lo s tay alort ,
adventurer Rocky Aoki said.
·'The balloon sank so rapidly.
we threw away so many things,
even my clothes, to try to hit
California," said the 43-year-old
restaurateur who financed the
$250,000 venture.
After a harrowing descent
over the stormy coast, the huge
he lium balloon crash-landed
Thursday night in the Sanhedrin
mountains, completing the rlrlt
trans-Pacific trip by ·a balloon.
The four balloonists took off
Monday from Nacaablm a ,
Japan, 6,000 miles to the eut.
Aoki, a Japanese citlaen who
lives in Miami and own• the
Benlhana restaurant ch ain,
des c ribed i n a telephone
Interview Friday from Covelo
the troubles Double Ea1le V
encountered ln lta last day aloft.
c Aokl hu been a aometlmff
1resident of Newport Beachi.
"Yesterday CThul'lday), rltht
arter Hawaii , we had a
snowatol'm that put 10 to U
inches on the balloon ancJ. froze
everything," he said.
"We were down to 5,000 feet,
which is te rrible , and we
couldn't get up. We threw away
cam e r as , tape r eco rders,
videotapes, everything to try to
make history, a world record.
''Then somehow the weather
got so warm that the ice melted
and we went up to 8,000 lo 12,000
feet," he said from the Round
Arme d man lwl,d,
V .4 boas hostage
NEW ORLEANS (AP > -An
armed mani apparently angry
because h s bene fits were
trlm med, barged into the
Veterans Administration
Hoapltal a n d held its
administrator hostaae for more
t han slx hours Friday, police
said.
Neither the armed man,
identitled u Dyke JObnaaa ol
New Orleans, aor admlolatrator
Grecory Haa1 wu ll\Jured when
JohnlOn wu captured Just alter a p.m. PST, potice aald.
Valley Ele m e n tary School ,
where the crew held a news
conference after helicopters
brought them off the mountain.
Among the things tossed out
was ABC television equipment,
Aoki said. American Sportsman,
an ABC Sports television series,
has exclusive rights to s how the
c r ossing. according to Bob
Nixon, with ABC in New York.
"We wanted to la nd at the
shoreline when we hit another
3torm and almost lost the
balloon," Aoki sald.
The crew donned parachutes
because "it was terrible, the
ba)loon went one Wfy, the
gondola went the other way," he
said. Arter trying to land at Willlta,
Double Eagle V hit a tree on the
northern ridge of the Sanhedrin
mountains.
"Somehow we crashed-landed
. . • We are luck)' we survived,"
said Aoki , who hu flowa
balloons for three years. (He hu
also raced inboard power boats
off the Oran1e CoasU.
"But life and death are neitt to
each otber anyway," he said. "If
you are afraid to dle, you are
probably afraid lo live."
pre dicted by the Southern
Ca lifornia Association o r
Gove r nments , a r egional
planning agency. The SCAG also
has been studying potential sites
for a new international-type
airport.
The s up erviso r said
communications breakthrQughs
that reduce the need for
business travel and inflation
may hold the passenger demand
to the lower level.
Nestand e 's letter includes
figures developed by county
airport official Stephen Kozak
which show that seven Southern
·California airports could serve
between 68.1 and 82 millions of
passengers by 1995.
"Is it not possible that our
existing airports, even with the
limits placed upon them, can
adequaG!_ly handle our 1995 air
transportation needs?"
Nestande asks in the letter.
The supervisor also asks for a
cost /benefit study on building a
new airport compared to
expansion o f Los Ange les
lnlernatlonal and O ntario
International airports a nd a
study of Orange County Joining
with San Dlego County l n
construction of a new airport
facility.
.Nestande's letter may have, in
part, been prompted by the fact
the county's regional airport site
select.ion committee bH been
conalderlns a SantJa10 CID10D
location -in the supervilor'1
diltrid -u \. a potential 1lte for
a new airport.
MenUoo pl the 1ite already hu
drawn oppoeltlon h'om retldenll
in parta ot Oru1e and Anaheim.
prerequis ite for the death
penalty.
Edwards w as a rres ted in
College Park, Md., nine days
after the shooting. The rormer
South Coast Gun Cl ub employee
became a suspect in the case
based on a license plate number
given investigators by witnesses
CSee EDWARDS, Page AZ >
Suspects
sought·i!I
holdups
Three persons remained in
custody today on suspicion or
committing armed robbery in
San Clemente in which the
s uspect, a white male, painted
his face black in an apparent
masquerade attempt.
. .. --·Meanwhile ." Hi.fntih'gloii'·eeacfi .. _ .. T __
police were continuing a search
today for two males and a
female who robbed a bank in
that city Friday in a separate
incident.
San Cle mente police said
Bernard James Bober. JS. bi!
purported wife Linda. 17, and
Gabrilla Zorowi cz, 26, were
taken into custody Thursday at a
hotel minutes after the 11 : 20
a . m . robbery of the Crocker
Bank branch at 721 S. El Camino
Real.
According lo reports, bank
officials set off a silent aJarm
after a gunman wearing black
makeup and an Afro-style wig
left the bank and drove off in a
s ilver car with out-of-state
license plates.
Police also found a male· child,
Bobe r 's 4-year-old son , when
they arrested the trio. The youth
was taken to the county's Albert
Sitton Home.
Bail for the three adults was
set at $25,000 each.
P o li ce said the amount or
money taken in the robbery, all
or which was recovered, would
not be released because or bank
policy. An investigation into the
robbery by local police and the
FBI 1s continuing.
In Huntington Beach. two
males and a female reportedly
e nte red the Home Federal
Savings or San Diego branch
office at 15091 Golden West St. at
about 2:20 p.m. a nd took a
teller 's purse plus $500 in bank
cash after displaying a revolver
and either a rifle or a shotgun,
police said.
T here were no Injuries in
either robbery.
GRANGf COAST WfATIHI
C hance of rain 10
percent today. High at
beaches 67. Inland 72.
T onight's lows In sos.
Rough sea likely. Details
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·1NSIDf TODAY
Ouch! The monthl11 coat for
t elephon e aervice in
Cali/orrda wiU average $1 a.
month more beginning in
December. Page A5.
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OtengeCoMt DAtLY PILOT/Saturday, November 14, 1991
·~mu~rnrn
Stockman mistake
serious, Ford says
RENO (AP> -Former
Pruldent Gerald Ford aald
Friday that David Stockman
''made a very serious ml1lake"
In expressln1 doubt about the
Reagan adml n latratlon
economic plan. But Ford aald he
thou/ht tho administration
woul easily recover from the
flap.
••He jual talked too darned
much when he should have been
listening," Ford said or the
budget director, whose
com men ta In the All antic
Monthly nearly cost him his Job.
·'I hope he has learned. a I~
le1111on."
Asked tr Stockman should step
down, the former president said,
"l don't think he should resign ii
the president feels he can carry
on and do his job."
3 kille d as fire
hits aging hotel
MIAMI BEACH <AP ) A
desperate woman dropped her
l•year-old daughter lo the
waiting arms oC a rookie
policeman as names swept two
aging hotels early Friday, then
jumped to s afety with her
husband. But three other people
died.
Seven people were injured in
the Clre. which oHicials said was
oC "suspicious origin.·· The blaze
deatroyed the Miami Beach
Hot l and the nel1hborln1 Mara
Grande Hot.I. rorcln1 out IOme
50 people.
Media denied
refurbi1h photo•
WASHINGTON <AP) -
Despite Nancy Rea1an 's
affirmation that "this house
belongs to all Americans," her
aides have refused Ole general
news media any photo1raphs of
her $1 ·mlllloq redecoration
while allowln1 ' ruu spread by
an architectur-al magazine.
Ar c hitectural Dlaes t 's
De<'ember Issue features 27
color pictures .
Saudi said free ·
to use p eace plan
WASHINGTON (API -The
head or an Israeli parliamentary
delegation said Friday that
Saudi Arabia is Cree to use Its
peace plan as an .. opening card"
in negotiations with Israel as
long as acceptance or It is not·
made a precondition for talks.
"They can come with any
opening card they think would
be appropriate," said Moshe
Arens. who is widely expected to
be Is rael's next ambassador to
the United States.
Did Bonin give
orders to kill?
By The Auoclated Preas
William Bonin told his
homosexual lover that iC he were
arrested. the olher man was to
com mil more murde r s to
convince authorities the rea l ..... f.re..t»:a>: .KJ.lJer was still Cree. a jury was told Friday.
"He had told me that tf he got
arrested he. wanted me to pick
up Vernon Butts and go and
start kilhng people and throwing
them (Out of the van) SO be
would be believed that the real
killer was still at large.·· said
co-defendant James Michael
Munro, 20.
Munro told a Supenor Court
Jury m Los Angeles that mstead
he began h1tchh1kang back to his
home in M1ch1gan
Northern state
buffeted by storm
SAN FRANCISCO <APl -The
second rainstorm tn two days
buffeted Northern Calt forn1a
Friday , whipping winds up to 40
mph and flooding dozens of
highways.
While there was a chance of
clearing midday today. a third
storm already was on Its way in.
a ccordi n g to the National
Weather Service.
nzpe r kills 011e
cop wounded
BAKERSFIELD (AP I
Investigators searched Frid~
for a sniper who killed one snac
and wounded a Kern County
sheriffs deputy and two others.
Deputy Dennis Michael
Shaffstall, 27, was undereoing
hospital treatment Cor bullet
wounds in bis right bip aod let'l
calf muscle.
Shaffstall was taking a report
of a lire slashing in an alley
beside a pool hall Thursday
night when someone began
C1ring shots from a vacant lot
behind the pool hall ·
Continuance iron
LOS ANGELES <AP I -
Tennis star Bilhe Jean King's
onetime live-in lover. Manlyn
Barnett. won a continuance
Friday in her court battle to
retain possession of a Malibu
beach house she claims Mrs
Kmg gave her
English official's
hollle blasted
LONDON <AP1 -The lnsh
R epublican Army planted a
born b under the home or
Attorney-General Sir Michael
Havers that police said caused a
"tremendous explosion .. Friday
night. but no deaths because the
house was empty at the time.
A Scotland Yard spokesman
said three maJe police ofrtcers
were taken to a hospital with
minor injuries
Polish strikers
'"ar.ned by Red
WARSAW, Poland (AP> -A.
top Communist Party ofCicial,
Steran Olsiowski , warned
Fr i da y that accepti n g
Solidarity's demand to help run
th e econ o m y "would be
tantamount lo placing Poland on
the brink of civil war "
T he admonition came as
~overnment 0Hic1als called for a
crash program to conserve coal
Prince Charl,ea 33
LONDON <AP > -Prince
Charles, the world 's most
eligible bachelor 12 months ago,
took on the responsibiUties of
marriage, home, and Impending
fatherhood in his 33rd year.
The helr to the British throne
is spending his 33rd birthday
today with Princess Diana.
Badham has doubts on B-1
Reagan having trouble justifying program's cost
One month 110. Rep. Robt-rt
Badham, R·Newport Beach,
would have bet that the Reaaa,n
Admlnlalrallon would have no
trouble In convlncln1 Con1res1
lo move ahead with the B·l
bomber program.
"Now. 1 wouldn't make that
bet," Badham, a member or the
Hou se Arm e d Services
committee, said In an Interview
Thursday.
The congressman's remarks
during a meet1n1 with a aroup of
Daily Pilot editors underscored
report.a Crom Waahlneton D.C.
that the administration is havlne
considerable trouble Justifying
the cost of the B·l program and
just how prudent an expenditure
• it would be.
Asked how much the program
would cost, Badham smiled and
said , "Don't go lower than $20
billion." Some estimates from_
Washington are double that
figure.
Badham stressed lhat he Celt
the B·l is necessary to permit
the United Stales lo remain in a
position capable of penetrating
Soviet airspace.
The existing fleet of B-52
bombers, he said, "has lost all
penetrating ability." ·
"They keep chewing gum and
rubber-banding those things
together," Badham said of the
aging B-52s.
If production began tomorrow.
he said. the first B·l could roll
over the assembly line in two
years. "They're ready to go
(with production I. The problem
now is money.•'
But he noted wryly that the
cost of the a ircraft has doubled
since lhe B·l program was (irst
proposed in the early 1970s.
.. And that's our fault," he said.
The Newport Beach
Badham speaks candidly about B·l bomber program.
congressman also expressed
support for the administration's
plan to place the so-called
Missile Experimental warheads
in existing silos now occupied by
Minuteman and Titan missiles,
as opposed to placing them in
underground tunnels in Nevada
and Utah.
"Ttte ·racetrack' or ·swiss
cheese' system or what.ever you
want to call it isn't going to
work, .. Badham said.
Development and production
of such new defense systems.
Badham said, is neeessary lo
permit the United States to close
the "window of vulnerability,"
the gap between the abiUty of
the Soviet Union to attack and
the United States to eUect1vely
defend. •
A.nd production or s uc h
systems would give the United
Sta t es time n eeded f or
development or lhe "stealth"
t echnology, whereby planes
could be invisible lo r adar.
Stealth, Badham reminded, 1s
a technology, not a bomber. He
said it would be the early 1990s
before such technology could be
applied to a production bomber
In the meantime . the B·l
would serve to bridge the gap
between .. a bomber that works
<the B-52) and one that doesn't
1 the stealth>.
Addressin g other iss ues .
Badham said:
"Lack of communication"
has resulted in protests 1n
Europe over the presence of
North Atlanti c Tr eaty
Organ1zat1on defenses. He said
he hoped lhe idea "of why we're
there and whal we're doing"
would tric kle down t o .. the
people of our al hes · · And that,
he said, 1s lo protect Western
Europe from the Soviet Union .
Some form of national
service to boos t the United
States slandtng military forces
"probably will ~ enacted in the
next four or Cave years ."
Economic d1srupl1ons may
ocC'ur as the Reagan economic
program lakes effect He said
tha t s u c h d1srupt1ons
outweighed the poss1b1hty of lhe
federal gove rnm e nt
"bankrupting" the country
He will be a candidate for
re -e l ec tio n , .. th is lime,
anyway "
resident awaits_ landing
Few seconds event excites Fountain Valley man
..................
SLAYISG SL'SPECT
Thom.a.11 Frcmc:1s Edwards
From PageA1
EDWARDS ..
to the shooting.
Investigators say Edwards
eluded a manhunt of the forest
area, then traveled by bus to
Maryland after abandoning bis
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE <AP I -The second
landing' or the space shuttle
Columbia wlll be a first ror
many or the spectators who
began gathering here Friday.
"It takes hours and hours to
get ready and you onJy see it for
a few se~onds, · • said Don
Snyder. or Fount-airt·-V-aUey.
.. But it"s pretty exciting when
you hear lbe SOilie boom and
watt'h that bird actually coming
in."
"You can set and watch it on
television but when you oome
out here you feel file you're a
part or it," said Margaret
Mc Farland. one of several
thousand people who came to
watch Columb1a touch down at
1 :22 p .m . today after its
abbreviated s pace mission
"You feel so proud,·· she said.
'It gives vou a sense of pnde
and I think that's what this
country needs."
Mrs. McFarland, her husband
Dan and their neighbors Bob
and Merge Mailloux, of Pine
Mountain. bad parked their
campers next to each other tn
the front row oC the public
v1ew1ng area on the hard
scrab61e lilibed -tbat will 1erve
as a landing pad ror Columbia
Behind them, other rows were
filling up as a steady flow of
other vehicles arrived.
The McFarlands and others
gathered around charcoal fires.
grilJing steaks and s1 pp1ng
drinks as a chilly wand cut
across the desert. Many or the
spectators huddled inside their
cars and those who veotured out
were warmly dressed
Felix SegoVLa. a ret.Lred Los
Angeles maintenance man who
Sunday talk shows
guests announced
camper-equipped pickup trucJt Here are the scheduled guests CBS' "60 Minutes ".
tn Los Angeles Cor the Sunday television "Pay Up or Else" -Morley
Investigators learned of rnterv1ew programs : " Safer l~ks at how the Internal
Edwards ' whereabouts after be -ABC, "This Week with Revenue Service can harass
telephoned a man with whom be David BnnkJey," Sens. Ernest taxpayers.
had been incarcerated at a Hollings. D·S.C .. and Wilbam "The Best Movie Ever Made'·
Maryland pnson while serving a Arm s trong , R ·Colo .. and Harry Reasoner takes a
sentence in the 1960s and 1970s an vestment adviser Fe I 1 x n o s t' a I g i c I o o k a t h o w
on a robbery-related charge. Rohatyn, chairman of New York "Casablanca" was made
Giannini described Edwards City's Municipal Assistance "What About the UN''" Ed
a s be i n g · · n e r v o us I Y Corp. Bradley examines the Catlure of
distraught ," a cond ition CBS. "Face the NalJon ... the United Nations to feed the
aggra' ated by the Hight Murr ay We1denbaum, chairman starvang people of Uganda
Thursday from Maryland to of President Reagan's CounctJ or
Califonua 'He's Ver) afraid of E conomic Advisers . I juake strikes
Clymg It was the first Clight in -NBC, .. Meet the Press:· Y
his life ... G1annm1 sa•d R ep James Jones. D·Okla.. 8 ERL IN ( A P 1 A
Gianmru. who unsuccessfuily chairman of the House Budget medium-strength eart hquake
requested that Judge John Comm1ttee shook southern Romania early
now lives 1n Paco1 ma . said he
too had watched Columbia's
first landing on telev1si0n but
drove out for t his one
· Jl was nice seerne 1t on TV.
but I thought l 'd come out and
see 1t come down myself this
time ... Segovia said Like the
othe r early arrivals . Segovia
seemed cont.eot with the long
wart for the few minutes of
drama. .
The view1ne area c an
accommodate 30,000 vehicles
and 1s local~ several miles
from Col umbaa ·s ex p ected
touchdown pouit Most of the
vehicles wen~ CCl mpers and vans
and several rowi. had already
been direded into v1ew1ng spots
by airmen Frida) n1&ht.
FloodJ.1ghts were set up along
the narro"' desert road l-0 gu1de
arn\'lng vehicles
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From Page A1
SHUTTLE. • •
Hawau, 15 minutes later. The
s hip then encounters a tense,
17 · m mute radio blackout, its
t1Jes glowang with the heat of
fr1ct100. Then, onto Edwards
Engle and Truly got the word
that NASA had ord e red a
"m inimum mission" JUSl as
they were beginni n g their
second 24 hours an s pace
Once NASA discovered the
post·launch failure of one of
Col umbia's t hree fuel cells,
reducing the m1ss 100 seemed
i.ne.vit.able. Agenc~ gu1dehnes
call for a "rrurumum mission"
of 54 hours when a fuel ceU is
s hut ®wn Su.II . Chght o(f1cials
hoped for an extra day or two.
finally takmg the .. prudent"
·<'ourse with at leas t one eye on
weather in California Gr i r f 1 n ban t e I e ,, 1 s io n Upcaming Sunday night on Friday.
c a m er amen and s t i I I .---------..._--------------------------------photographers from Friday's
proceeding, said later, "We
wanted it established right now
that we ·are not seeking more
publicity.
.. The pub.l1c 1t y is
overwhelming . The anger
stirred up agamst Mr. Edwards
or whoever shot the two girls
. . . is like hysteria." Giannini
said.
C-M teachers
due pay vote
The leadership of the
Newport-Mesa teachers union
agreed Friday to put a new
district p~ offer to a vote of the
teachers.
What the district's 850
teachers will be votlng on next
Thursday is a .4 percent pay ,
increase retroaclive to last July
1 and another 4 percent pay
lnOl'eue to take effect Feb. 1.
Jean Harmon, coordinator ol
personnel eervlces for t he
district., said t he otfer is
identical to arreement.a made
with other diltrict e mploy.-.
She Aid the HiHI woutd cwt
11.7 million.
The d.l.lt.rict before Friday had
offered teachen a 8 percent IN'Y
tncreme. Teachers were IMking·
a 12.6 percent pay salary boolt.
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Actress Raquel Welch dances dunng rehearsal for Broadway's
Tony-winning "Woman of tlie Year ... wh1c:h she will star m for
two weeks begmnmg Dec. I . while Lauren Bacall 1s on vacation
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Actress Mary Martin. left. v1s1ts hac:kstage w1tl1 actress Sandy
Duncan. following Dunc:an·s pertormance m · Peter Pan ·· at tile
Pantages Thea ter m Los· Angeles .\1artm appear ed on
Broadway m ··Peter Pan" m 1954
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foripace6
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leuneb of tU 1paoe lbUUla,
• teltvlalon n1w1man Wais.
Croalla. said he'd •Iv• juat
about an)'lhln1 for a chance
to fly on Columbia'• next
ml11lon.
"The tblnjf I 'm moat
unhappy over, wbaL with
the1e dela y1 In the
development or the shuttle
over the lut U\ree or four
years, l1 that I may mi11 my
chance," Cronkite aaid. "1'.ul
believe me. I keep my
fin1ers. c rossed -keep
hopln1."
Do•ald Sipes, who
formerly headed UniveraaJ
Television, bas been named
president and chl'f operating
officer of the
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film
Co ., succeeding Da vld
Be1elmaa.
Begelmanl 58, left MGM to
become chaJrman and chief•/
executive officer of its
U nit ed Artists Corp .
subsidiary. Frank E.
Roaenfelt continues as
chairman and c hief
executive of MGM, which is
located in Culver City.
Preachers protesting next
month 's opening of a
nightclub partly owned by
country sin ger H a nk
Williams. Jr. in Paris, Tenn.
say they 're afraid their
coullty is becoming the
"honky-tonk center" of
Tennessee.
T he 600-seat club called
Hank's Place will open Dec.
1, said Jerry Richardson, one
of six partners in the club.
The Rev. Keith Grace,
pastor of Fairview Baptist
Church in Paris. said the
club will be the 16th on a
16-mile stretch along U.S. 79
between Paris a nd Paris
Landing State Park. He said
a comm1Hee is being formed
to org;rnize a boycott and a
protest rally.
Princess Maria Teresa of
Luxembourg has given birth
to a son Guillaume Jean
Joseph Marie, according to
the court of Grand Duke
Jean and Grand Duchess
Charl otte, the bo y's
gnmdp . .
The baby was delivered at
. a hospital by Caesarean
sec~!~!lt_l. :~~. l?E.~~~nt th~ .... POSS lul I y or SUusequenl
co mplications," said the
statement.
Prin ce Henri of
Luxembourg, the eldest son
of the Grana Duke and
Duchess. was present during
the birth.
Rain due toda y
Coastal
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rein 10 percent.
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Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, November 15, 1981
Stepped-up arm8 output urged ·
Air For~e secretary says increase needed for negotiations
tlJ'~tsm
The only way tor the U.S. to
ne10Uate arnus control with th•
Sov1et Union ll to 'tlr•t match lt
In producUon, the Hcretary of
tM Air Force declared In Santa
Ana Friday.
Verne Orr, who wa1 appointed
ln February by Pre1l dent
Ronald Rea1an, called for a
ireater commitment lo new
weapons manufacturing -
lncludin& the B+B bomber -
durlna an address to the Wol'ld
Alfaira Council.
"The real queatlon l1 oot
whether we can afford the
.military bulldup but whether we
cannot afford It," Orr told a
crowd of about 225 people at the
Saddleback IM.
Orr said arms production ln
the U.S. was cut back during the
Carter Administration in hopes
that the Soviets also would
reduce their buildup. But they
didn't, he said. •
Instead, he said, the U.S. Clpds
itself lagging behind the Sovlets
in virtually a ll conventional
~ategories, including jet fighter
,..,lanes, submarines, tanks and
even satellites.
·MATCH SOVI ETS'
Sec retary Orr
Orr did not touch on nuclear
arms except to mention that the
B ·l ·B bomber would be
1l1nltlc1nl In en1bUn1 th• U.S.
to fl &hl a su cceuful battle
without reaortlnat to nuclear
weapont.
Orr aald the proposed defense
budget of 1U1htly more than S200
bllllon next year represent•
about 7 percent of the 1ross
national product. During the
Kennedy years, the bud1et wu g
percent, he said, and durinl the
prosperous Eisenhower years, It
was 10 to 11 percent, he added.
He claimed that without at
least the proposed level or
spending, the U.S. will fall even
further behind the Soviets In
arms production.
"We've got to know they're
not building and overbuilding for
May Day parades," he quipped.
Orr was asked after his speech
whether there was any other
way to arrive at a solution to the
potentially explosive arms race
except by doing-the opposite -
increasing production.
"We think we can have.
meaningful strategic talks if the
Soviets know we have arms and
are prepared to match them,"
he s aid, adding that othero.
meas ures apparenlly have
failed.
Union organizers
sue Berry Farm
Prior to his appointment to the
civilian position, in which he
oversees the logistical needs of
the Air Force, Orr was teaching
graduate classes in government
finance at USC and acting as a
private consultant.
He served for eight years as
director of department of motor
vehicles aod the finance
department when Reagan was
California's governor.
Two union organizers who
were escorted out of Knoll's
Berry Farm this week will go to
court next Wednesday to try and
halt park officials from giving
them the boot again.
Raymond Bragen and Martin
K~egan, who r epresent an
AFL-CIO/Teamsters coalition of
14 labor unions, said in a lawsuit
filed Thursday in Orange County
Superior Court that security
officers at the amuiiement park
violated the organizers' rights
last Monday when they
"ushered" them from the
grounds and threatened them
with arrest for tre!ipassing ..
The organizers said they were
lawfully discussing with a few of
the estimated 2,600 workers in
t'he park the advantages of
unions. They are seeking a court
order barring park officials
from keeping them from talking
to workers who are on breaks.
Superior Court J udge Robert
Green declined to issue such an
order and instead scheduled
next week's hearing before
Judge Edward Wallin.
Robert Gilbert, the coalition's
lawyer, said Friday he plans to
test a 1979 state Supreme Court
ruling which he said gives
orga ni zers ac c e ss to
privately-owned cente rs that
cater to the public.
L ee Spang, the park 's
e mployee relations director,
said the management position is
that such labor questions are not
state matters but faU under the
juris diction of the National
Labor Relations Board.
On Thursday. Orr attended an
A i r Force A s sociatio
Symposium in Los Angeles. His
s peech on Friday was arranged
in c ooperation with the
~ssoci ation's Orange County
cha pter
Dump targeted
SACRAMENTO IAP l -Gov.
Edmund Brow n J r has
requ es t e d th e f e d e ral
government to take immediate
a c ti on on c leanup al the
Stringfellow toxic waste dump in
Rive rside County.
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nslde, ouslde, all around
the house!
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Outdoor stacking 24 Stacking tables S 22 chairs s 11Y. dla
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frOm
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wlttt heavv dutv cane Dacks and
seats on st\lrOV chrome frames.
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Orange Oout DAILY PtLOTllaturdmy. NoVember 14, ,.,
No water shortage seen Merchants
to eye theft
Statewide curtailment poses no problems for coast • prevention
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SWAT DEMONSTRATION New_port Beach of icer Jo n
· efley s ows off ··spicie r aropcluring recent open house at
police s tation. The SWAT team demonstration was one of
se\'eral visual displays officers staged . The open house was
h~ld this year in place of annual awards banquet. Off1c:ers
t from left 1 And,· Gon1s . Ra nch· Parker and Charlie Besw1tk
sit behind table fil led with equipment the~ use as SWAT
team members
Water campaign
planned in county
' A campaign supporting the
1980 State Water Act -a
measure set to appear on the
June, 1982, statewide baJlot -~
will be kicked off Tuesday by the
Orange County Citizens for
Water.
TAie act calls for completion of
the State Water Project to
ensure a reliable water supply
throughout the state and
inc 1 udes construction of the
controversial Peripheral CanaJ.
~roup will be to educate the
public about the water measure
and its importance to Orange
County.
"'Currently, .. he said this
week, ''Orange County receives
75 percent of its water supply
from the Metropolitan Water
District.
-"By 1985, the MWD will lose 5S
percent or its entitlement to
Colorado River water -a cut of
m ore than 662,000 acre feet
annually.
"With no alternative water
supplies, Orange County will be
in a critical situation. Passage
of the State Water Act is
literally a matter of survival for
this county.··
Tuesday's kickoff, set for the
S heraton-Anaheim hotel in
Anaheim, will draw
Assemblywoman Marian
Bergerson and Orange County
Supervisor Ralph B. Clark,
according to c ampaign
committee chairman Roy
Knaurt Jr.
Knauft said the goal of his
Knauft s aid his cit izens
committee a lready has begun
gearing up for a pub l ic
. education campaigm over the
next several months.
Student e xhibit
set for gallery .
A student exhibit presented by
the Laguna Beach School or Art
begins Monday with paintings,
drawings, jewelry. prints al'ld'
ceramics on display.
The student art work will be
s hown in the school gallery
through Dec. 12 and the public Is
invited to view t he exhibit
weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
and Saturday from 10 a.m. to
noon. The school is located at
2222 Laguna Canyon Road.
Costa Mesa businessman
Henry T . Segerstrom and
Anaheim Mayor John Seymour
are serving as campaign
co-chairmen of the committee
that will i n c lude labor
representatives, educators.
se nior c itizens a n d
environmental groups.
The June baUot measure also
contains multiple provisions for
environmental protection, water
quality gua rantees and
conservation.
Knauft noted it will require no
new taxes because its costs will
be paid by water users.
While state authorities predict
that water deliveries may be
curtailed statewide next year,
local officials foresee no serious
shortage along the Orange Coast
during 1982.
Ron Robie, state water
r esources director , bas
uz:ged utilities throughout
California to cut back on water
use as the result or damages to
-t he San-L~ ~s~l'Wtt lff~s
than normal rainfall conditions.
In late summer. a 1,000-foot
stretch or earth slid on the
Central Valley's Reservoir. The
damage raised water officials'
rears that the storage basin
could nol be used during 1982.
Now, they expect the reservoir
lo be repaired by next May in
time to catch and store about
500,000 acre-feet or snow melt
and other runoff
If the May schedule is met,
San Joaquin Valley agriculture
an d-SO'tlthern-C-al i fonrla
dom estic water users might get
at least ball the supply normally
expected from the San Luis next
year, authorities predict.
Robie noted that 1981 has been
a dry year, averaging less than
75 percent or normal statewide
r ainfall. He said his department
"will make a major effort to
prepare utilities for a possible
drought next year."
He added that if 1982 also is
dry, "J.here will be significantly
less water availab le from
r eservoirs to help make up
nature's deficiency .... "
'·A dry year followed by a dry
or critically dry year can cause
severe problems in many areas
of the state."
Orange County probably won 't
be one of the problem areas,
Yoga class due
at Coast YMCA
A series of five yoga classes
for both beginner and
intermediate students will be
offered at the Orange Coast
YMCA, 2300 University Drive,
Newpor t Beach, beginning
Tuesday.
The classes will be taught by
Arleena Gherardini. Beginners
and intermediate students may
attend either an evening or
daytime class. Classes are held
Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 11
p.m . For more information call
642-9990.
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experts agree.
One or those experts IS Dennis
MacLain, -genl!ral manager of
the Municipal Water District of
Orange County. The district is
responsible for importing water,
through the Metropolitan Water
Dis t rict, from Northern
California and the Color ado
River into Orange County.
MacLain said county water
afenc1es may sugg-est some
rationing n ext year, but
principally to allow more waler
to be sent from No rthern
California into the central and
northern areas of the state.
H e a nd Go.rd o n Elser ,
spokesman for Orange County
Water District, which maintains
the natural water basin beneath
coastal Orange County. agree
the local area is in pretty good
s hape des pite the possible
drought.
Colorado R i ver w ater.
imported in large quantities
during the drought or three
years ago is still available until
1985 when Arizona will receive
most of that water. _jp
And , Elser r eports, ffle
underground basin has plenty or
water as the result of the two
wet years preceding last year.
M acLain s ai<t local water
qua Tiy may a rop somewhat
with increased imports from the
Colorado River which contain
more dissolved minerals than
Northern Cal ifornia water
imports.
The result, he said, will be
"harder" water in area homes.
a c ondition similar to that
witnessed by countians two or
three years ago when drought
c onditions led to massive
imports from the river.
-JERRY CLAUSEN
A seminar for Laguna Beach
merc hants on how to avoid
shoplift.Ing this holiday season
will be held next Thursday at the
Laguna Beach Hig h School
cafeteria.
The seminar, which begins at
7 p.m. and continues to 9:30
p. m., is co-sponsored by the
police d epart m ent ,
eighborhOod Waleb,-lnc .. -and-
the Chamber of Commerce.
Tim Mille r , the city's
community services officer, said
the workshop will demonstrate
inexpensive t echniques to
prevent thefts from local shops.
Enrollment is limited to 50
pe rsons and reservations may
be made by calling the chamber
at 494-1018.
cau &42-se1a.
Put • f•Jll' word•
to work tor ou.
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Bobby Edward> Chor11>
Hugo Montenegio
Coploin and Tennill.
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ROllof and Sc ho.fer . ......... . Morni"G Hal Broken
Monlovoni You Only live Twice
Ed 8c*k>uf Now Thot I'm H.,e With You
S...-ltbaek Oeepet T._. t+.e Night
Chet Atkin> . Blockbwd
Nick lngmon Prelude for lov.,•
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Bert Ka.mpfert Hold lock T--row
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2-3 PM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14
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living Vo1cet Pr•l•nd
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AlonO"Ooy Undefcov., Angel
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6-7 PM SA TU RDA Y, NOVEMBER 14
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Phone bills tp jump.
about $1 in Decemfier
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Monthly
bllla wtll Jump about a dollar for the
avua1e Calltorn la telephone
cuatomer bellnnlna next month, the 1tat1 PubUc UUlltle1 Comml11lon
Hid Friday.
Hither ratea 10 Into effect 1n 10
days, althouah they probably will not
be renected 1n bllla unlll the middle
or lut part of Decemt>,r. a Paclflc
Telephone official e1tlmated.
PUC Prealdent John E . Bryson,
announcln¥ the increase, blamed the
hike on 'federal intrusion Into
telephone company rate.making."
The Increase resulted from a
federally mandated c hange in
accountin1 that would consider all
interior wiring or customer premises
a1 an expense recovera ble
Immediately, rather than as a capital
Rhode Island
nudists look
for new beach
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, .R.I. <AP>
-Rhode Island nudists will have to
find somewhere else to frolic in the
buff now that Moonstone Beach has
become part or tpe Trustom Pond
National Wildlife Refuge.
"It is going to be one or our
touc hiest situations,'' refuge
manager Donald Tiller says.
Because regulations prohibit nude
bathing on federal land, Tiller said
he expects a crackdown on nudity on
the beach even if it is leased to the
town of South Kingstown, as it has
been in the past.
The hall-mile long, 600-foot-wide
investment ab1orbed over ,many
YHfl.
Bryson empbulaed ~hat the
decision. "don not increase ,
telephone company profttl."
The tA:llal of lncreued reven'-lea for
tbe state's 23 other telephone utlllUet
amountl to $3.26 mUUon.
The commlaalon said rates in the
future ''wlll be relatively lower
because or action taken Friday.''
because telephone companies would
be asking for in creases le11
frequently because of reduced
capital requirements.
The immediate effect wtll be an
increase in basic rates or about 8
percent, or 65 cents for average
users, plus increases in loll rates of
one cent per minute for calls under 90
miles, plus Increases for new
telephone charges .
The decision also means that
individuals will be allowed to add
telephone wiring, aqd contractors
will be allowed to install telephone
wiring in new residences instead of
the phone companies.
·'California telephone users should
be aware that the federal
governm e nt is su bstantial.ly
. increasing its role in determining
how teJephone rates should be set,"
Bryson said. "The result ... will be
substantial increases in the cost of
simply having a telephone."
Pa'cific Telephone 's one-party
flat-rate residential service, now $7 a
month, will increase 57 cents a
month, plus eight cents for a leased
phone at $1 a month, for a new total
basic rate of $8.65.
For General Telephone customers,
the basic rate will go up 7.87 percent,
or 58 cents, for a total of $7.98.
J_ strip or beach, long popular with bare
bathers, WH par~ 15 acres
donated to the 'federal Fish and
Impostor jailed
Wildlife Service by the Audubon
Society of Rhode Island.
BAKERSFI ELD CAP> -A
medical sc hool dropout was
s entenced to 16 months in state
pi::ison for posing as a doctor at Kern
Medical Center for four weeks. Court
Commissioner James Stuart sent
Glfb-r1m-UfWy, JO;" to-prfson-
The 'donation was aimed at
encouraging the federal government
to buy a 60-acre plot or land at
Trustom Pond slated for
-aeve1opmenr5y ownerTosepJfYoung
Jr. of Arlington, Va. rejecting a plea bargain.
PUBLIC AUCTION
t HANDMADE ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS
GOODS RELEASED FROM G.O. WAREHOUSE 22522 PLUS OTHERS
Due to the Inability of the Importer to pay customs duties, 13 rolls of
Orental Rugs were placed In a government warehouse. These goods have
now been released and due to the financial sq~ze now encountered by
most dealers in the Luxury Goods Market, we will auction these goods and
others of exceptional quality to raise urgently needed money.
The selection will include rugs from China, Iran, India, Afghanistan,
Pakistan, Romania, Turkey, Egypt, and Russia. -·
AUCTION WILL TAKE ~LACE
SATURDAY, NOV. 14 AT 2 P.M.
HOLIDAY INN
25205 LA PAZ RD.
LAGUNA HILLS
View 1 hr. prior to.Auction
A, A, & A Inc. Terms: Cash/Check
Information: 213-709-0026 ~UCTIONEl;RS NOTE: Due to the urgency of this sale the bidding will
start way bel'!w the opening bids of recent auctions. If you are In the
m arket for Oriental Rugs, THIS AUCTION SHOULD NOT BE MISSED
The rugs are all In exquisite condition and range In size from 2'x3' t~ 18'x12'.
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Orange CoHt DAILY PtLOT/Saturday, November 14, 1981
, AP ........
College fee hike eyed
$216 increase spurred by liudget cuts
LONG BEACH <AP> -State
University and Colleaes Chancellor
Glenn Dumke la Pl'OPollna a rue fee
increase tor next fall that would
require 1tudent.1 to at.orb nearly all
the budaet cut ordered by Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr.
Dumke'a proposal, announced by
hl1 office Friday, would raise feet ln
the 19·campus 1y1tem to between
$540 and SS74 a year.
Students are already (acing a one-time~ fee increase on Jan. 1 to
make up for a 2 percent budget cut
ordered by Brown this year because
of the state's money short"le. That
fee increase ends In June.
The fall 1982 increase proposed by
Dumke at the recommendation or a
task force will go before the board or
trustees Tuesday.
,
1tate 11encie1 to trim their budget.a
by 5 percent for 1982·83, on top of the
2 percent cut.a ror this year.
In the CSUC system, the reduction
would be $50.7 mtuion. Combined
wlt.h budget lncreue propo1aJs that
the trustees have aJready approved
for projected enrollment lncreues
and new programs, a totaJ of ~.8
million must be trimmed, Oumke's
offke said.
The student fee Increase would
raise ~1.3 million. Dumke said $10.2
million of that would be used for a
new financial aid program to coshion
the fees' Impact on lower-income
students.
More savings would be made by
turning away about 5,100 students
who are expected lo seek enroUment
next year.
The planned new programs would
be canceled, saving $11.7 million, and
another $4.8 million would be cut
from current proJrams.
Miss Venezuela . Pilin Leon. an 18-year-old student.
adiusts her crown after bemg enthroned as Miss
\\'arid at the International heauty t·ontest at t11e
Royal Albert Hall m London tlus week
The trustees will be asked to
approve the amount of the fees and
act on details of the plan, Including
new enrollment limits, in January. If
they approve the increase, it will
lake effect unless the Legislature
blocks IL
With state o!ficinls projecting a
$360 million budget deficit for next
June unle s spen.ling Is cut or
reased, Brown has told
Those cuts would Include $1.1
million in scheduled financial aict
increases for needy students, $179,000
in an affirmative action program for
employees, and $61,QOO In Dumke's
·office.
RCA
ColorTrak
25"
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RCA -·
ColorTrak 25" clegorw
RCA
ColorTrak
19"
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FREE
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Black & White TV
12"
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That's RlcJht -This weekend you get fflis
1982 llack & WW.. TV at Ho ChanJe
when you buy any RCA 1982 25" dia9.
Console ColorTrak. Ow Super Low Sale
Price plus this perf.ct Xmas Gift or 2nd
Set. Don't Dealy -Offef-Limited.
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Show" are only four of twettfy Color
Trait MOdels In stoclc.. All Sale Priced
thru Sunday. AU with me 12" B&W TV,
all with our 3 Yr. Pict. Tlbe, I Yr. Parts
& I Yr. Home Ser¥1ce and all with frH
Delinry and Set-tip by a technician.
These sets will be priced less than the
discounters.
RCA
ColorTrak
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ColorTrak 25"
ciegor\111
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THIS UMIT WILL 8E PRICED 'SON LESS
THAM A LEADING DISCOUMT STORES
RECENT AD.
prlu oft this
spec lal mo d•I
ColorTrok. It's
a sta1tdard TV
-.d also a hlcJh
resoluffOlt Yldeo
MCMlltor.
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FOi PllCE
YH WE HAVE CCOl I CAMllAS
Comparabl• pricincJ on models VFT 190,
VFT250, VFT650 md portable model
VfP 170. Hurry, Sale Ends Sunday. Uf we
nlft out, rain checks wil be isswd at our
s*spriu.J
RCA
XL-100
19"
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Big c"!uJnges in worktime arrangements due
Byl'alDIQT
Have you ever felt that you • were on a treadmut 1oln1 from
1chool to work to retirement
wlth no 1topt 1lonf the way?
Hav you ever wl1bed you
could arranae rou-r JU•
dlfferently1 to Inc ude more
vacation time or leaves for
rurther eduraUon or travel?
Have you ever had to ('()~
~Ith overly rigid workllme
erraneements to accompllah
family or personal chorea? II you have these feelings, you
are not alone. Such concerns
have become commonplace, and
as a result, major changes in the
ways we distribute work over
tbe days, weeks, and years of
our lives are already occurring.
Worktlme arrangements ln
the future are likely to be
considerably more diverse and
flexible t h a n in the past,
allowing individuals to work in
ways that better meet their
needs and preferences.
Traditionally, if one held a
job, one worked 40 hours a week
ror apprp~imate ly 40 years
sandwiched between schooling
during youth and retirer;nent in
old age. Today, managers and
employees alike are questioning
the viability of such
standardiied worktime
arrangements and our prevalent
ed ucation·work-retirem ent
lockstep.
This move toward more
worktime flexibility is rooted in
fundamental social changes in
education , family l ife ,
retirement and employment.
Less and less do we follow tbe
traditionaJ practice or gaining
all . of our education during
youth. A 20-year-old today can
expect to live another 55 years
as compared to 42 years in 1900.
Tfius Ile idea o recurren
education throughout life has
becom e increasingly
reasonable.
In addition. almost one-third
of today's workers change their
occupations every four years.
The need to adjust skills in
response to !fo'cTa l ana
technologi c al changes -
coupled with growing interest in
recreational education and the
recognition that "real world
experience augments formal
schooling is encouraging
youth to interrupt school• with · employment and adults to break
from work for education.
Changing family patterns are
also increasing the demand for
worktime changes . Until
recently, tradition.al family
values encouraged men to hoJd
full -tim e jobs as
"breadwinners" and women to
forego or mmimize employment
in order to perform full-time
"homekeeping" duties . Today,
husband s and wives are
increas ingl y s haring
income·earning and. to some
.............
Husbands.and wwes are increasingly sharing tile hreadwmner role
and liomekeepmg responsibilities.
e x t e n t , b o m e k e e p i n g to forego earnings in exchange
responsibilities as couples have for time orr. Despite tbe
fewer children and women pressures or inflation, increased
pursue careers or take jobs to earnings from two paychecks
help meetfamilyexpenses. will commonly create the
As more o f us become financial discretion to trade
members of dual-earner earnings for time.
households, the task of juggling Another likely change will be
home and career will the flexible exten sion of
necessitate more work employment into the later years
scheduling flexibility in order to of life. Life expectancy for those
-m &&t i-A4-i Y.i d U1l n~ds . -aged-M-has lnc1eased trom 13 to
Additionall y, famil y lime 16 years since 1940. Thus the
constraints when both spouses need ·to spread fixed incomes
are employed will foster a desire and savings over longer * * * retirement years. together with improving health and
progressively Jess toilsome
work. may cause many
indi viduaJs to hold jobs past the Writer leads .... -
Work research traditional retirement a~e.
Indeed, population trends
FRED BEST directs research
on work-shari ng a t tbe
C.a lifornia
Employment
Development
Department.
A
sociologist,
he formerly
held ~ilions
a t C h e
National
Com mission
••IT f 0 r
Employment Policy and various
federal agencies.
His books include "Flexible
Life Scheduling," "Work
Sharing," and "The Future of
Work."
indicate that public and private
pension systems must support a
growing number of retirees in
the future. The resulting
sparsity of funds may make it
necessary for persons to work
past 65. In response, older
workers are more likely to seek
less than full-time employment
or extended leave options as a
price for postponing retirement.
Other worktime reductions
m ay result from high
une.mploymenl. In the past.
social policies to shorten the
workweek, prolong schooling
during youth , and lengthen
retirement were Instigated
partly to spread jobs among
more workers. Despite these
,. hurcn of St. Matthew by the·sea
(Traditionel Ep/3copal)
HOLY COMMUNION -Each Sunday· 9:00 AM
(Book o! ~ P_rayer ·J928)
. MERTZ HALL
of Community Congregational Church
611 Hello~, Corona de/ Mar
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ST. JOllfS
T .. IPtSCOPA1. C...at IM COST A MISA
191 s""' .. <>r.p •-
PASTOI JOIL A. S~M
CtmST C
(Missouri Synod)
760 Vkt.rie St., c-. ......
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''Worldng: C~1 cmd Chofc11."
Sociologiat Fr.d II"' dttcrfbf• oltemallw• to thf nfne-to-/fw, 40•11ear
work UUtt lhot haw domfnotfd our poal.
ThU wntl wot wnHtn for CourH• t>,, NNrpa~r. o program of
Unlu.rlit11 Eztftldon, UC, Son "'-""· "°''" funding from tlaf National Endowment for tht Humardtlfl.
and other poUcles, joblessness
remains unacceptably blgh, and
policy makers are explorlne
ways to spread unemployment
by further reducing workllme.
These developments are all
contributint to one of the most
protou.nd labor market trends o(
our era: The size of tt\e labor
Corce is skyrocketing, but a
erowing proportion or this
expanding labor force. would
prefer to work less than
"full-time."
The proportion of all adults
seeking or holding jobs has
Increased Crom 60 percent in
1960 to 64 percent In 1980 and is
projected to top 66 percent by
1990. At the same time,
aspirations for r e ducing
worktlme and scheduling il
more flexibly have also
increased.
A c c o r d i n g t o o..n e
representative survey in 1978, 59
percent of American workers
would trade from 2 up lo 50
percent of current income for
more free lime -if they could
choose the type or lime off.
Similarly. 84 percent would
exchange all or some of a 10
percent raise for more free
lime.
Other studies indicate
overwhelming desire for more
individual choice in scheduling
daily and weekly work hours.
One survey found that 79 percent
favored overall life scheduling
that wonJd mix schooling and
leisure into mid·life rather than
compartmentalize su c h
non-work lime into youth and old
age."
"While standardized worktime
...I.OJ.U.ln.e_s_c9.nUnue to.. dominate _
the world of work. innovations
that were unheard of a deacade
ago have become commonplace.
The proportion of employees
voluntarily working part-lime
has increased from 11 to 19
percent between 1954 and 1977.
In the past, most part·lime jobs
were temporary, low-skilled
positions. Today. inc reasing
numbers are career· track jobs
that allow individuals to
fluctuate between full and
part -lime while gainin g
seniority and promotion.
"Job-splitting," where two
persons share one full-time
position. has become common
and has proved successful for
high school principals. line
administrator s , and other
pos itions requiring complex
tasks.
Flexiti me . which allows
e mployees to arrive at and
leave their jobs late or early as
long as they put in a full -Oay 's
work, is used by an estimated 13
percent of American employers .
in Europe, the nexitime concept
has been expanded to the week,
month, and year. allowing
em ployers to avoid overtime
pay rates while meeting the
prefe rences or employees.
Modtrled workweeks. such as
four days or 10 hours each, are
frequently obse?ved.
Although comparatively rare,
sabbaticals and
leave-of-absence rights have
emerged outside. The academic
world. Many private firms In the
labor-competitive electronics
industries have.developed tbree-
to six-month paid sabbalica~
an errective means or recruiting
and retaining employees.
Leave-or-absence rights up to
one year are now common in the
public sector.
Among the most interesting
. innovations are voluntary
worktime reduction programs.
One California county allows
mdi vidual employees to forego
5, 10 or 20 percent of their
annual earnings for 10, 20 or 40
days of additional vacation.
This popular program was
HDROBCDPI
Sunday, November 15
By SVDNEV OMARR
ARIES <March 21-ApriJ 19>:
Good news received concermng
property, home, family. You get
fresh s tart new contact
proves invig orating . Leo,
Aquarius and another Aries
figure prominently.
TAURUS <April 20-May 20>:
V1s itmg relative provides spice
lQ. Jile Spiritual val.u.e.s. are
defined. Sense of security is
heightened. Message confirms
plan s for trip .
GEMINI <May 21.June 20> ·
Money de c is ion requires
many -fa c eted review
friendship and business could be
in vo l ved . Cle ar lines of
communication. You receive
a ccolade from a "favorite
relative."
CANCER t June 21-July 22 1 ·
Accent on fresh start, optimism.
circumstances favorable to your
aspiration s . Focus on
renovation. rebuilding, putting
loose ends together
LEO <July 23-Aug . 221·
Empha s is on c hildren ,
important changes, closed-door
meetings, agreements reached
with those who do have your
best interests at heart.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 221 ·
Family gathe,ring could
dominate scenario; accent on
res toration of harmony,
s piritual evaluation, domestic
adjus tment and exchanges of
confidences with loved ones .
LIBRA <Sept. 23 -0cl. 22):
ort11nally •tarted u a volu.nt&ry
work·1hartn1 1cheme to avoid
layoff a. Durln1 ita fir1t year, 11 ·
~rcent or the county'• 10,000
employee. frmily exchanaed pay
for time, thus rcducln& overall
labor costs and ovoldin1 layoft1.
ln aome ca11e1, 1lmllar
proarama have actually
Increased the number or Jobi by
maklne It necessary to hire
replacement worker1.
Another notable approach to
com bating joblessness Is Work
S h arlne Un employ ment
Insurance. This program, which
. has been used for 50 years in
Germany and was recently
initiated In California, allows
payment of partial un ·
employment insurance tor
employees who go on short
work weeks to prevent layoffs.
No.one is laid off. workers retain
most of their lake-home pay and
fringe benefits, and employers
avoid expensive recruitment
and training costs.
Like all changes, these
worktime innovations have cost
as well as benefits. Nonetheless,
these institutional changes are
gradually redistributing work,
not only ar;none different groups
in our 'society. but across the
days and years of our lives.
NEXT WEEK: J . Richard
llackman and Edward E. Lowin Ill,
e x perts on buaineu organ-
ization. d1scuu "The Quality of
Work Life."
Accent on self·reliance, revision
of plans, discussio n of
aspirations with one in position
of authority. Original concepts
are subject to change. Be
realistic in appraisal of places
and people.
SCORPJO <OcL 23-N'ov. 21>:
Good lunar aspect coincides
with gaining s upport for
long-range plans, projects.
Ac c ent on p h i losoph ical
co.nce.pts, spiri.tual-prineiples-
an d details ·connected with
tr avel.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
2 1 >: You gain access to
confidentiaJ data -new light is
shed on potential, finances and
r.elations hip with ' on e who
recently requested money aid.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan.
19 >: You encounter persons
whose views are opposite your
own. Be receptive, but adhere to
principles. New agreements are
on horizon. Optimism will
replace gloom.
AQUARIUS lJan. 20:Feb. 18):
If you attempt to fol'ce issueg,
y ou ··chase'· chan ces for
success. If patient~ those who
s hare basic concerns wi ll
cooperate and hand you what is
needed on proverbial silver
platter.
PISCES l Feb. 19-March 20):
Favorable moon aspect signified
pleas ure through children,
freedom Crom unnecessary
burden and fun through social
contacts, events. Gemini, Leo,
Sagittarius natives figure
prominently
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w ·ome n's role changing
LOS ANOECES <AP> -Tbe ordination of
women In the Epl1copal Churcb cau1ed whole
con1regaUona to withdraw from lhe union. A
lawsuit 1pran1 trom the Unli.d Presbyterian
Church'• decision refusal to ordain men who
don't believe that women should be ordained.
Catholic nuna ln Chlc110 are secretly
celebratln1 mus, In defiance of Rome's decree
that only a valldly ordalned male prleat can
consecrate bread and wine.
The role of women in lhe Chrt1tJan church
ln America is in the procesa of chan1e. The
dembnstrations, lawsuits and conire1atlonal
apllls that have accompanied lncreasea in
women 's authority and voice have
overshadowed the fact that millions of
American women apparently are content with
the traditional view of a woman's place in the
church.
''There are Isolated in1tances or women
who challenge the church theologically as to
why .a woman can't become a priestess; but
there ls no tangible movement," said the Rev.
Anthony Kosturos, president of the presbyters
of the Greek Orthodox Diocese of San
Francisco.
"I Imagine in one or two generations we'll
have some challenge," he said, indicating that
exposure to American secular society ilfspires
chaoae ln the church. •
"11'e orthodox church hu not been id th•
Unlted Statee aa lon1 aa the CathoUca and
Protettantl," aaJd Koeturoe. tlvln1 one ,..uon
why b1a church bu not faced the challen1e.
"Another reuoo would be cultural, ln that, over
a period of centuriea, a man'• role In the bOme
bas been a role ot leadenblp. ln the UnJted Stat~s. that role ii chan1in1 to aome extent.''
1 Kotturoa refiecta moat cooservatlvea on the
lasue when be 1aya the belief that a woman
should be aubordlnate to her bu.aband and have
no authority in the church la bated on Scripture
and tradition, particularly Jewish tradition.
He refers to tbe Levites, a ll men, who
served u prleata for the ancient Hebrewa, and
carries the argument to the New Testament,
pointing out that J esus wa1 ' man and choee 12 men as his disciples, though he bad close
women friend.a.
The wrlllnts of the apostle Paul are the
most frequently quoted in Protestant churches
lo support the traditional view of women's role.
But the historic interpretation of those
writing$ Is now being disputed by women and
theologians who argue that Paul's admonitions
were written by someone else, or reflect put
c onditions of society or have been
misunderstood through the centuries.
Holiday events beginning
A POTLUCK dinner for new members will
begin at 6 tonight at Temple Bat Yahm. For
information. call M1k1 Sholkoff at 548-TISS.
CU R RENT LITERATU R E a s an
indi<;tment of our national emotional and
intellectual condition will be discussed by
Laguna Beach resident Jim Sweeney at the
Sunday meeting of the Unitarian-Universalists
of Laguna Beach. 429 Cypress Drive. For
information, call 494-4743.
STEWARDSHIP SUNDAY will be observed
a t 10 a . m. Sunday in the Neighborhood
Congregational Church United Church of Christ.
The church is al St. Ann's and Glenneyre
streets, Laguna Beach.
A CAR&ER SEMINAR for ctiurc h
ministries will begin at 12:30 p.m. Sunday at
•Christ College Irvine, 1530 Concordia.
THE UCI CONCERT CHOIR will perform
at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the sanctuary of First
United Methodist Church, 420 W. 19th St .. Costa
Mesa. Admission is free.
ORGAN SOLO I ST Mildred
Ka mmeyer·Ba mes will perform al 7:30 p.m.
Sunday at Spurgeon Memorial United Methodist
Church, 1025 Me mor y Lane, Santa Ana.
Admission is Cree.
A GARAGE SALE will be held at 21081
Cocobana, Huntington Bea~h on Sunday. lo
benefit Temple Sharon . For information, call
Sofia at 968·5667.
A PLANNED FAMINE wiU begin Friday
for 60 youths of Lake Hjlls Community Church,
Laguna ..Ulls. Steven Bagley, minister to youth,
explained the 30-hour fast is designed so
participating youths can experience reeling
hungry and learn why hunger exists and what
can be done about 1t. Each youth wiil contribute
S6 to participate a nd will s eek Famine
supporters to contribute SS.
ST. JOHN THE Baptist Church, Costa
Mesa. will hold parish renewal weekends at the
parish hall, 1015 Baker St. Nov. 20 through 22
and Dec. 4 through 6. For information, call
540·2214.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE lecturer Jack
Hubbell or Palo Alto will speak at 8 p.m.
T uesday a t Uni versity United Methodist
Church, 18422 Culver Drive, Irvine. His topic is
"Exploring the Realm of Divine Spirit."
A PIANO CONCERT will begin at 8 p.m.
.. • F ~ c :z
Tuesday at Neighborhood Congregational
Church, 340 St. Ann's St., Laguna Beach.
Church organist Michael Sanders will perform.
A $3 donation is requested.
THE WOMEN'S Association of CommunJty
Presbyterian Church, Laguna Beach, will meet
at 12::.> p.m. Tuesday in Fellowship Hall for a
luncheon. Bonnie Changstrom will discuss her
trip to Haiti as part of a mission group. For
information, call 494-7555. Cost is $1.
ACl'OR ROBERT Clary will participate in
a special program at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at
Temple 'Bal Yahm. Clary is sole survivor of 13
family members who spent years In German
concentration camps. The temple Is at 1011
Camelback St., Newport Beach. Admission is $2
for adults. For information, call 644·1999.
FAMILY ACTION Day in the Ro ma n
Catholic Diocese• of Orange will be from 1 to 4
p.m. Nov. 21 at Marywood Center, 2811 Villa
Real Drive, Orange. Groups and movements in
the diocese will explain their services to
ramili.es. For Information, call 738·4312.
A CHRISTMAS boutique wiU be held from 9
a .m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 21 at Orange Coast Christian
School, 107 W. Marquita, San Clemente.
A GRAND PARTY and Gold Event is set
for 8 p.m. Nov. 21 al South Coast Communities
Jewish Center, 298 BroadWay. Laguna Beach.
Tickets are SlOO eachi. For information. c.tJl
497-2070. •
A SATURDAY NIGHT social will begin at 8
p.m. Nov. 21 sponsored by Temple Sharon
Sisterhood. For information, call 631·3262.
A HANUKKAH BOUTIQUE will be held
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 22 al Temple Beth
David, 6100 Hefley St .. Westminster.
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 14, 1981
V'l lTOR President
Reagan met in the
Oval Offlc of the
White House last
Tuesday with
Arc hbishop lakovoc.
primate of the Greek
Orthodox Church for
North and Soulh
America.
Churches Ii hie for antitrust
WASHINGTON (AP> -Rejecting First
Amendment ar,ument•of freedom of religion,
a federal appeals court says churches may be
prosecuted for antitrust vlolatlons.
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court or
Appeals ruled lhi.s week that churches or church
groups are not immune from antitrust laws tr '
they pursue policies that reduce competition in
the marketplace.
The ruling marked the first time; the court
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Bishops to meet '
WASH INGTON (AP > -U.S . Roman
Catholic bi.shops will bold their annual meeting
here next week and it's expected they may have
some strong criti<:ism of the buildup of nuclear
weaponry in the wor ld.
Several Catholic bishops across the country
recently have spoken out strongly against such
arms, and the subject was cited as urgent at the
bishops' meeting a year ago, with indications
they would take it up this time.
The National Conference of Catholic
Bishops, including the church's entire U.S.
hierarchy, meets from Monday through
.Thursday.
China future bright
SYDNEY, Australi a <AP) -On his return
from a trip to China, the Rev. Alan Walker said
the church there is "facing a bright future."
Walker, director of world evang~lism for
the World Methodist Council, said the •;number
of Christians in China has at least doubled since
com munism came to China in 1949" -although
the growth previously has been mostly
underground.
Now Christianity is out in the open, he said,
but even with newly opened churches drawing
large and enthusiastic congregations, there still
are an estimated 50,000 "house churches"
functioning in China.
· ERA passage u17ged
NEW YORK CAP> -The executive council
of the Lutheran Church in America asks its
synods, congregations and members to be
"persistent and energetic" In pressing efforts to
bring about ratification of the Equal Rights
Amendment before the time expires for it next
June 30.
said, that antitrust laws had been applied to a
rell1lous organization,
THE APPEALS panel overturned a lower
court ruling which held that religiously
motivated conduct "ls not the type which rails
witt\tn the realm of the antitrust laws."
The appeals panel said the lower court
should decide whether Catholic bishops in the
United Stales violated antitrust laws when lhey
asked retailers of religious books not to sell an
English language liturgy that had not been
approved for ~e in this country.
The appeals court sllid there must be a
ba lancing test between the church's First
Am endment right to exucise religious freedom
and the right of free competition in commerce.
"THUS, THE DISTRICT court must
initially determine if the economic pressure
brought by the church is legitimately 1eared to
the church's protection of its Liturgy rather than
its survival in the marketplace of religious
books," said the opinion, written by U .s. Circuit
Judge Patricia M. Wald.
The dispute dates to 1962, when the Second
Ecumenical Council of the Vatican decided to
permit use of vernacular language rather than
Lalin in church liturgy.
The English liturgy approved by the U.S.
Conference of Catholic Bishops and the bishops
or at least 20 other countries is entitled Liturgy
of the Hours.
ANOTHER ENGLISH language version
titled Morning and Evening Prayer was
approved for use in England, Ireland, Wales
a nd Australia.
Harry J. Costello, the bookseller who sued
the U.S. church orricials, ordered 7,500 copies of
Morning and Evening Prayer and advertised it
as an "officially approved " edition.
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Bill punches hole in state's
only farmland preservation law
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
Gov. Brown mlJked all the pubtlclty
he could from hl1 veto of• cootroveratal
but that would have overruled all local
objections and allowed one of his
financial backers to build t1ve "new
cities."
But there has bee n almost no
publicity for another bill that will have
far more impact on botb major
landowner~and California lifestyle.
This one punches a major hole In
California's only farmland preservation
law, the Williamson Act. ll comes at a
time when Brown and other state
officials loudly proclaim tlfeir worry
about a steady reduction in the acreage
devoted to producing crops, livestock
and timber.
Only the Williamson Act, passed in
the mid·1950s, has stood between many
California farms and subdivision. The
law slows urban s prawl by giving
lan<towners a lower property lax rate in
exchange for their pledge to keep the
land open for 10 years.
FOR MANY YEARS, il was a good
deal tor almost everyone. Almost
buy up property. And wlth houstnc
atarta off about 20 percent ftom laat
year -Itself a down year ln the
building i ndus try most newly
available land won't be in Immediate
demand.
BUT MANY landowners can atilt be
expected to gamble on the Williamson
can cellations. especially-si nce
Proposition 13 renders the gamble far
less risky than it would have been a few
years ago. Ir Interest rates drop next year, as
many economists forecast, the state's
housing crunch will produce a gigantic
demand for new homes and new land lo
develop.
Then the gamble t.tould have a huge
payoff, especially for owners of
property on the fringes of big cilles.
But California stands to lose in the
process. For thousands of productive
acres wiU be built over. while the urban
sprawl decried so often by Brown and
the state Legislature will continue its
inexorable spread.
~Cll'••·-· .. ·--"'-
. one·lhlrd of the state's privately-owned
land -16.2 million acres -is now
protected. And the owners were assured
they'd be taxed as if the land could
never be developed into housing.
But Proposition 13 has changed
things, guaranteeing that even without
the Williamson Act, farmland property
taxes would stay low. Taxes under the
Police actions public's business
ClllflRlll flCUS
Jarv.is-Gann initiatbte-are still slightly
hig her than unde r Williamson
contracts, but many owners now are
willing to accept that in exchange for
the option of. selling off some land lo
developers.
Until now, though, they've been
forced to maintain their pledges to keep
land undeveloped. And a state Supreme
Court ruling last February made it
virtually impossible for owners to
renege on their agreements.
Now it will be possible and a rash of
contract cancell ations can be expected
soon In the fastest-growing areas. of
Sacramento, Contra Costa, Alameda,
Santa Clara, Ventura. Riverside and
Orange counties. For a little-publicized new law, that
goes into effect Jan.· 1. opens a
five-month window in the Williamson
Act, foUowtng landowners 'to pull out of
their agreements for any reason.
BY OONTRAST, after the five·month
period ends, cancellation will only be
aJlowed if local governments find it is
either in the public interest or would not
produce a loss or agricultural land or
open space.
Like the "new cities" bill , this one
was pushed by a wealthy, influential
Democrat . This time it was Richard
O'Neill, an Orange County millionaire
and a former slate party chairman.
Today's record-high mortgage
interest is about the only force
mitigating the potentially gigantic
impact of the Williamson window.
For most landowners will find no
immediate payoff if they cancel their
open space pledges. High inter est
makes this a bad time for investors to
Professor
swears .by
profanity
Profanity is a valuable form of
human expression, according to a
psychologist at the University or
Southern California.
"Profanity, swearing or what.ever you
want to call it is a time-tested and
effective method of releasing emotions
built up by frustration," aaya Chaytor
D. Mason, who maintaina a private
practice in clinical psychology and has
just completed 20 years with the USC
faculty.
"For at lea.st as long as civilization
bas existed, people have relied on
profanity a s an outlet for the
frustrations that occur in our dealings
with nature, with each other -and with
our real self u compared with the self
we want to be.
• • U the ~called objectionable worda
and phrases were suddenly forgotten,''
says Muon, "humanity would quickly
coi.n..new oaes or at leaat invent.. 'profane
grunts.'
• · t believe profanity is especially
.OAANQe COAST
Governor kills right-to-know measure ; backers may seek legislative override
By MICHAEL 8 . DORAIS
Michael 8 . Doraia ii gmttel manager and
general counael for the California
N ew.tpaper PublUhers Association.
Gov~rnor B~WJl. lons...10 let peop_le know he marches to the tune of a
different drummer.
RecenUy by vetoing a proposed law to
guarantee public inspection of records
describing local police activity, Jerry
Brown really d id do something
d ifferent. And distressingly meaningful.
By vetoing Assembly Bill 909 Jerry
Brown became the first governor to kill
a r ight-to-know law which had the
s11pport or people concerned with
reporting the news as well as the
American Civil Liberties Union which
traditionally serves as a privacy
watchdog.
AB 909 WAS authored b y
Assemblyman Terry Goggin, ( D·San
Be rnardino ), concerne d at the
increasing trend among local police
officials to refuse to answer questions
from lbe public about routine police
activities.
Goggin and the state's ne ws ·
paper association developed legislation
to guarantee the public's right-to-know
the who, what. where. why and how
con c er n In g po I ice a r res l S• a nd
detentions. and the identity of people in
jail..-·
Most of us take it for granted that this
information is readily available, and
generalJy police do cooperate.
THE HANGUP comes when the
police are e m barrassed about the
circumstances surrounding a particular
event or hav e reason to protect
someone involved.
When AB 909 was introduced police
lobbyists raised objections which were
addressed by ameqdment.S in the state
Senate to guarantee that police would
have discretion over the release of any
information which would affect a
pending investigation or the safety of
any witnesses 0$ oth er persons
connected with a crime.
Following the Senate amendments the
Attorney General 's office and the
California Highway Patrol dropped
opposition. There remained opposition
from some local police departments.
Local police opposition exists for
two reasons. Police do not wish to
relinquish their current power to decide
who gets what information. This
"control fa ctor" is a useful device for
punishing reporters who publiSh st.ones
critical or politt-act1oos.
The second reason is that lbe police in
their own words do not want to be
required to "deal with the public." The
police representatives expressing this
concern have lost sight of the nature of
an open and democratic society.
POLICE ACTIVITY is no more free
or responsibility lo answer to the pubLic
for how business is conducted than any
othe.r department or govemmen(
Police advocates may argue that
there are other controls and means of
accountability, but the res ults of
internal affairs investigations are
notoriously secret, and police resistance
to civilian review boards is notoriously
fierce. Who's kidding whom?
To understand wby Gov. Brown would
agree to veto AB 909 is to understand
that the governor ls running for the U.S.
Senate in 1982 and that be is sensitive to
wi despread criticis m that he has been
sort on crime.
Conference may shape national ·policy
By LAURA FREMONT
c.a.t1114"-.......
The White House Conference on
Aging, to convene in less than three
weeks in Washington, D.C., is likely to
affect every citizen of the United States
now living -and any born in the next
10 years -because it will carve out the
scope and direction of national policy on
aging for the next decade.
Almost 2,000 delegates from all over
Punch
us eful in today's world , because
problems now seem to be more complex
a nd therefore more trustratm1 than
ever before.''
FOR SWEARWORDS to achieve tbelr
purpose of tension reduction, Mason
says, they 01ust be extremely simple to
rttall and ·say -and that accoun\I tor
the plethora of profanity spelJed ln tour
letters.
He says effective cusatna muat alao
expre11 raw emotion and a lack of
social reltraiDt -and that•1 wb1 people
who tut tbelr thumb with a hammer
rarely uy "Ob, 1buck1!" or "Dami"
"01 coune, a penon can 10 to
eJCtremea. Swea.rtq, like Ul)'lbln1 elle,
can be over-.. And people wbo swear
all the time may be emottonal
volcaooe1 in dance1 of eruptin1. On
lbe cKhll' Und, &*'Pl• wbo aever utter
a swMtwai'd could be a pottntlal Mt.
St. y.-.._ too."
.................. 1 --t• .-. "f4••UJ •••••• •• all Wlli•m• 'rllftll. ... _ ...... ~-----............ ,...u .........
the nation will discuss issues and
problems which affect not only today's
elderly but tomorrow's.
If this White House Conference on
Aging is like the preceding four <the
first was held in 1950). we can expect to
see many of the recommendations
made there turned into law in the near
futu r e . Previous While House
conferences had an enormous influence
on the direction of Social Security,
Medicare, the Older Americans Act,
and other programs which American
citizens now take for granted.
The Nov. 30-Dec. 3 conference will do
its work through 14 issue committees
that will make recommendations for the
shaping of a national policy on agUlg.
Committee issues include:
-Implications for the Economy of an
Aging Population : Effects of inflation
on older people and their resources,
"Odd really---he wu a brilllant theor/81."
more women swearing as they occupy
role5 that traditionally were dominated
by men.''
He says swearing among chlldren &.
almost inevitable.
"TREY DO IT mostly becauae they
think ll'a one way to act grown up. And
some ctO:nSrell 11Qtn~
a form of mqic. They bear DaddJ UM
an expletive when he burl.I himself. 10
they thlnlt such words have a tpeeial
power to reduce the pain -beeauae
Daddy didn't cry. Wben tbe chUd tl'let
Ual1 maaic, the 1wearln1 may really
help by IUlo-SUllCHti01l~ becaUle be
&lllall1 it will help and becauae the act of
cursing distracts his mind from the
pain." .
Muon vebemesstly oppo1e9 the Id ..
that children who swear 1hould be
punlahed.
"Puniahlng a chlld ror beinl human la
cruel and Immoral. But l do belleYe ln
1uldance. Parents abouJd aclvtM tbe
Child to ••••r oaly witb tam.lb' or
flienda -to aYOld the pGllildtJ of offendJnc olbera. or coune, tbat'•
con.a behavior for adult.I u ...U.
"Actually, I believe swearing can be
a way or expressin1 camaraderie. U I
feel relaxed wtth you, if I really trust
you, then J may feel free to lower my
guard and swear. Thls is mostly male
Cbut lncreasingly female) behavior ln
business, politics, and also In marriage." __ _
MASON BEUEVBS that swearin&
bas become increasingly acceptable
since the turbulent 1980s, Judllna fl"Om
bis oblervation or personal behavior
and the behavior depicted in. movies
and television.
"I thin.k that'• a healthy lip. But Jld
UJce to see another level or reform.
Educators should be1ln admitUnc to
atuden.. that many ot OW' blatorical
heroes were people who swore like the
dlcken1."
H e HJ• ht doesn't m••• to
downtrade our .heroes, but to coavert
tbem from "lmap1 ~ marllle .. lo ....a
people ot Ot&b and blood. •
"We 1hould 1&op •ilia! people
uba!Md ol DOl'IHI ..... 1111 I ... -
part ol wbklh • t.o II& • .... II;
H)'lQf tbinll Wle l•+llfe , ..
By vetoing AB 909 J erry Brown hopes
to become 1982 member or the law and
order club and more acceptable to the :
voters, . . 1
'l'-&E iiOVER--N-O R may receive !
endorsements from some poli ce ·
organizations but the price 1s a high one :
for the citizens or California .!
Encouraged by Brown's rejection of AB :
909. more local police officials are :
refusing to answer questions from the :
publi c. :
Only two ,classes of people benefit ·
from i n c reasing the secre cy·
s urrounding police work. Those who :
seek special treatment in the :
administration or the law and police .
officials who do not handle their jobs :
properly and wish the information
swept under the rug.
Goggin and the state's newspaper
association have announced they are
studying the possibility of seeking a
legislative override of the governor's
veto in J anuary. While such overrides.
are uncommon, the governor's failure
to proVide'legislators with an adequate;
explanation as to why he vetoed AB 909:
may work against him.
• on agmg
employment opportunities, the impact
o r age discrimination. tax and
investment policies, and the means to
support a greater dependent population.
-Economic Well·Being: Social
Security program as well as public and
private retirement programs. public
~ssistance, and other issues.
-Opt ions for Long-term Care:
Planning and coordination of health and
social services. non-institutional care
for the aged, community support, and
Institutional care .
-Housing : Crim e and crime
prevention, energy costs and effi ciency,
affordable hous in g for seniors.
landlord-tenant issues and consumer
protection.
-Concerns or Older Women :
ln c.o m e adequacy , e mpl oy m ent
opportunities for the older woman.
re-entry into the market of housewives,
health concerns. sex and age and race
discriminat ion, and quality of life
concerns such as loneliness. .
-Private Sector Roles, Structures
and Opportunities : Provide rs or
pension, health insurance and goods
and services to older persons, labor
organiza ti o n s , professiona l
associations. voluntarism. and
research.
-Publi c Secto r Rol es and
Structures: Integration of services.
accountability. Int e rgovernmental
relations, Improved public awareness
programs and limits on government
resources.
Other committees will deal with
research, older Americans as a national
resource. health and "wellness," family
and community support, education, and
community earlicipatioo, including
transportation.
YlllH
There's a very special group
of young people at Wllson
Elementary School ln Costa
Yeaa.
Marjorie Holt's rtrst grade
class in Room 13 decided Uncle
Len nEed a very bice eift thia
week. the entire class sent in an en elope bulging with entries
from each student.
Whoopee!
I was so excited with the batch
or wonderful pet pictures that J
had to show them to some or the
big, funny people who work at
the newspaper.
And guess what kids? The arts
editor wanted to send some or
them down the lhe Newport
Harbor Art Museum or the
Laguna Beach Museum of Art.
Good stuff everybody.
. In fact, the Wilson School
entries were so good that one
youngster even m anaged to earn
on e of the two cash prizes
offered each week.
Unc le Len r e members
receiving a nice collection or
drawings from Wilson School
last June. Thanks for all your
s u pport a n d U n c le Len
welcome s c l assroo m
s u bm issions by any other
schools in the Orange Coast.
The pet contest was a doggone
winner ltus week. There were
many entries, which makes it
very difficult for Uncle Len to
select winners.
But everyone has to agree that
Mary Walter's horse picture has
to be putty goolL .Ih_e
14-year-old Balboa girl took first
place and the S5 prize.
OK all you Uncle Len fans at
Wilson School, it's lime for the
second place winner. Dylan
Rogers, 6, of Costa Mesa had the
best of the lot and he gets S2 for
his efforts.
Honorable mentions go to
Jenny Stead of Newport Beach
and Michelle Strand, 10, and
Anne Graham. 10 ~. both of
Costa Mesa. Jenny gets an
Uncle Len No -No for oot
including her age.
Also thanks to Kelly, 5'12, and
Leticia . 8 , Ne lm s or
Huntington Beach and Sally
Peckenpaugh, 8, or Corona del
Mar.
And now it•s time for the
Wilson School brigade.
Here we go. Many thanks to
Laura Adame, 7, Jay Arruda,
6, Gabriela Avila, 7, Richard
Barba, Jason Beverly, 7, Craig
Bruyn, 6'12. Adrian Cantu, 6,
Christian Gomez. 6, Heather
Grosdidier, 6, Belinda Heredia.
6, Teresa Lopez, 7, Joel Lozano,
6, Jere my Meyer. 6, Tonya
. Morris, 6 , Rachel Morse, 7,
Hector Partida, 7, Daniela
Picardi, 7, John Rogers, 7, and
Kenny Wendel. 6. Only one
Uncle Len No-No for the class.
Richard Barba forgot to include
his age.
Hit-p~rade
of dogs & cats
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.·
FIRST PLACE WJ.VNER Mgry \\"alters ot Balhoa
SECO.'llD PLACE W/.'ll.VER Dylan Rogers ot Costa .Wesa
Remember everybody, we·ve
got to watch out for grownups
who might try and sneak in an
entry.
Since Thanksgiving 1s just
around the corner, Uncle Len
would like a holiday theme
picture for the next contest. The
Daily Pilot's food editor, Mary
Jane Scarcello, suggests that all
of Uncle Len's friends should
draw a picture of a live turkey.
Gobble, gobble, that's a great
idea and good old Uncle Len
looks fo rward to seeing your
poultr y pictures . Don 't
disappoint Mary Jane. Send in
lots of entries so that sh' feels
good about her suggestion.
Re member to use black ink
only on a piece or white paper 4
inches square. In clude your
name. address and age with
each picture (you can write all
the information on the back).
Send your entries to Uncle
Len, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 so that
they get to me by Wednesday.
Try to mail them no later than
Monday.
See you next week.
Orange Coast DAILY P1LOT/S1turd1y, November 1•. 1981
BaCk -tO-school blues
Some young people may just be afraid to leave home
NEW YORK (AP) -Back·to-
achool blues are normal for
children Crom a1e e to 11, but lf
avoidance and healtalion coa·
Unut beyond the llrat few
autupin weeks pareota abould
take note, aaya a peycbJatriat
who bu done extenalve research
on tht CIUfftl and lre.tment of
"school phobia."
It la a syndrome that can be ao
traumatic that ·some children
wlll accept any reprimand or
punishment rather than attend
cla11, explains Dr. Raebel Git·
tleman of the New York State
Paychlalric Institute.
"The term 'school phobia' ls
mlsleadln1," she points out,
"because we have found throulh
clinical study that these kldJ are
not afraid of teachers,
blackboards or the school build·
ing itself. They suffer from ex·
treme separation anxiety ;
th ey're terribly frightened to
leave home."
Ms. Gittleman said this
separation anxiety could be so
severe as t~ cause physical
symptoms, such as d izziness,
nausea and migraine headaches.
"Parents must liste n and
watch children closely," she
said. "Kids are not always able
to express emotions directly. If
children become physically ill al'
the thought of attending school,
they o~viously are suffering."
Some children, she adda, may
threaten to hurt themselves, or
even kill themselves.
Working with school-phobic
c h i ldren at the non-profit
Psychiatric Institute, Ms. Git·
tleman and colleagues round
that separation anxiety could
have physical, rather than emo·
tional, roots. Children at the
Psychiatric lnstitute's Child and
Adolescent Depression Clinic
we r e treated with
psychotherapy, which was suc -
cessful in many instances.
ln th e c.as_e.s wh ere
psychotherapy failed, however,
the researchers found that 60
percent of these children were
B-day card
sent t o
sp at;eman
SPACE CENTER. Houston
<AP l -S c hoolchildren in
nearby Baytown. reckoning that
the mailman might have trouble
delivering a card ~o Ri chard
Truly on his 44th birthday, sent
their greetings a few days early.
Before leaving for Cape
Canaveral. Truly received a
huge card from the art class at
Carver.Jones elementary
school. It was a drawing or a
shuttle launch with the legend:
.. H ave a blast o n your
birthday."
Truly turned 44 on Thursday
and be and Joe Engle marked
the occasion aboard Columbia,
soaring in orbit 137 mi les above
the nearest post office. Launch
was al 7 :10 a .m . birthday
morning.
Near the bottom of their card.
in s mall letters. the art students added: .. Say good luck to Joe
Engle too."
able to r•ume normal 1chool
carura after blochemlcal
1epar1Uon anxiety wu treated
with medlcaUon. The medic•· lion aucceqfully alleviated the
phyatcal symptom• that
motivated the fe.r of achool.
"Separation anxiety can be a
blochemtcal reaction," Ma. Git-
tleman aald . "OverprotecUve or
fearful parents may cause a
child's separation anxiety. But
In many l.natances, the parenta
are not to blame. Movln1 to a
new nei1hborbo0d, death of a
relative, or d ivorce alao can
stimulate separaUon anxJety."
Emphath:lng the fact that
parents are o ften not the
problem is the statistic that the
averaie a1e of school·phobic c hlldren is 11 ; children may
have attended -and often have
enjoyed -school for five or six
years before the onset or severe
anxiety.
Early warning signs o r
separation anxiety may be a
child'll reluctance to vuit friends
or play outside alone, according
to Dr. Leonard Reich, a child
psychologist who haa treated
more than SO-school-phobic
children for the Mental Health
Service or lbe Health Insurance
Plan of Greater New York.
''Children may believe mis-
takenly that parent.a need their
protecUon," he eays. ''School
phobia often la not u evulve
maneuver. Jnai.ad, It can 1i.m
from a child'• mlldJrected feel·
Int that. his or her presence at
home la necessary for pareata'
emotional support or phyalcal
well-betna."
Firmness and in"'lstence that
children attend school, for ex-
ample, treating an absence aa lf
it were breaklng the law, may
help minor school phobics, be
ootes. But Ms. Gittleman warns
that a child seized with panic at l~e thought or the classroom will
most likely "break the law" and
accept any punishment rather
than Jeave home.
Parents sho uld seek
psychiatric counseling in severe
cases, and work closely with the
doctor during treatment. she ad-
vises.
"In many cases,"' Ms. Gil·
tleman saict, "school phobics
will attend school if they are al-
lowed to caU home once or twice
during the day. Gradually, they
will get over the need for coo-
lant reassurance.
··Parents s hould request
medical testing and treatment
by the psychiatrist, if necessary,
if counseling rans." she adds.
Dog d evours loc k s
CA RBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -
When the caretaker at Bluff
Springs Kennels said a dog
might be responsible for a series
of disappearing padloc ks.
Charles Huthmacher couldn•t
swallow the idea.
But then one m ore lock
disappeared and Huthmacker,
who runs the kennel. hauled in
his 1-year-old Labrador
r et ri eve r , R ascal, for
questioning and X-rays.
There in the dog's stomach
were the padlocks. all seven of
them.
A little surgery this week got
them out, and veterinarian Dr.
Leon Striegel says Rascal is
resting comfortably and is on a
.. ver y bland diet .. for a few
days
The brass loc ks will be
cleaned and put back in use.
Striegel said.
Dog of tlte Weelr ----~
TAKE ME This 4-month old golden retne,·er would
make a good famtl ~ <log II you·c1 11kl• to take her home.
contact the '.'lewport Beach Animal Shelter . 125 ~l e!-.a
Drive. Costa Mesa Telephohe 644-36Sli
of Space observatory gleans • new view
'By MADELEINE JACOBS
IMI• IM ..... seMce /"
CA MBRIDGE , M ass .
There probably won't be a wake
for the deceased, but sometime
soon -in the next few days or
weeks, perhaps even as you
read this -scientists here will
pay their last respects to a
beloved "colleague."
Affectionately nicknamed
Einstein, the "colleague" is a
7 ,OOO·pound astronomical ob-
servatory orbiting the Earth 300
miles above its s urface.
Launched Nov. 13, 1978, the
Einstein Observatory has far
exceeded its expected one-year
lifetime. but now it is about to
exh aust the propellant that
keeps its unique X-ray telescope
pointed in sp ace. Einstein
literally is running out of gas.
Like its namesake, however,
the Einstein Observatory leaves
a legacy that wilJ occupy the
thinking of physicists and
astronomers for years to come.
•'The Einstein Observatory
has changed our perspective' of
astronomr,' H:rs Dr. Riccardo
Giacconi. of the Harvard·
Smithsonian Cente r for
Astrophysics h eadquartered
here in this science·mlnded ci·
ty. "It provided numerous ex·
amplea showing that things are
different in the universe than
they are ln the solar ayatem." Indeed , from Einstein's X-ray
lma1es , earthbound
a1tronomers have gleaned a
new view of the heavena. Gone,
Giacconi says, ls the Idea of •
universe "fill ed with ma·
Jeatlcally rolalln1 1alaxiea,
alowly evolvfhj over bllUON of
yeara."
lnatead, Einstein baa re-
vealed many detalla of a
dynamic, exploe,ve unlvene in
constant turmoil. a place
populated with bizarre and
mysterious objects -exploding
galaxies, pulsars, black holes.
cosmic bursters and those most
myster ious o ( all objects,
quasars, located al the very
edge of the universe.
These celestial members, like
the planets and our sun, can on-
ly reveal their presence and
secrets to astronomers through
their characteristic radiation.
While many objects emit visible
light, radiowaves and other
radiation, only the hottest, most
energetic objects produce most
or their radiation in the short
wavelength form known as X-
rays.
The X-rays emitted readily
travel the vast interstellar and
intergalactic distances separat-
ing us from their point or
origin, but the Earth's at-
mosphere blocks ground-based
astrono{llers from detectine
them.
An observatory orbiting well
above the atmoapbere Is a tldy
solution to this problem, a aolu-
tton Gtaccolli flrat recognlied
more than 20 years ago. Detect·
Ing X-rays .from such a aateWte
would not be ditflcult, be knew,
but forming actual pictures of
them would be another matter
altogether.
In ordinary telescopes, mlr·
rors and lenses are used to
focus the radlatlon arriving
from space to form an lma1e.
"But under normal conditions,
lenses and mirrors tend to
absorb rather than rocua X-
rays," Giacconl explalnl.
Undaunted by thl1 formidable
obltacle, he uaembled a i.am
ol ~lent.lat.a and eapneen end
be1an tacklln1 the problem.
The reault wu a novel Ht di
opUca and the ftnt lmaslftl X·
ray telescope, a source of con·
elderable pride to the •1ear·
old ltallan·born·and-educated
phyaldlt. wllo bu beea dubbed
"the man with X·rtJ vtlton."
"The Slut• ttlfftope 11
comparable to the optical
senaltivltJ of tllt IOO·lacb
telescope on Moant Palomar,"
Glacconl notes, "wblcb tn tum
la 10 million ttm11 more
senaltlYe than U.. buman eye.''
ThtJ remarkable aen1lUvlty
b11 mabled Einlteta'a "eyea"
to deteet X·r•1 1oarc" one ~Ind tlmea falattr than any
prevloully obltntd.
Tbt tel•cope 11a.-now com·
pletfld about 7 ,000 ol 10,000 pro-
posed obeervatJons, accordlnl
to Dr. Harve1 Tananblum of
the Center for Aatrophyalca and
one of the principal scltatlltl
workina with GlacconJ, who ha
overall re1pon1lbi11ty for tbe
Eln1l4!in obHrvaUon pl'Qlram.
"Whtn tbt 11telllt1 ftullJ
dlet," Tanenbaum •aYt. ''tbln
t
smt will be a wealth of poten-
tial surprises and amazement
lying in all the information
which we haven •t yet been able
to systematically categorize
and a n alyze. Out or t h is
analys is may come new ex-
am pies of the pathological
'black beasts· lying in outet
space."
For now. there are plenty of
.. beasts" to fascinate and in-
trigue the hund reds o f
astronomers a nd physicists who
have used Einstein's facilities
as gues t observers. For
starters, there are the notorious
.. black holes ."
According to one theory. a
black hole is a star, perhaps 10
times more massive than our
sun, which has entered the final
stages or stellar evolution and
begun to collapse. tn this con•
cept, once the collapse begins,
the inexorable force or gravity
continues to compact the mat-
ter until it is so dense that it ii
a mere point and not.hing, not
even UghlJ can esca~ from its
graVftaUonal field -hence e
name, "black hole."
Ir this model is accurate,
scientists could never detect a
black bole directly, since detec·
lion relies on some kind of
radiation emission. A black hole
could be detected indlreell1.
h()wever, If it were part of a
binary syatem -two 1tar1
circling each other. Under theM
conditions, material from lbe
normal atar might be sucked la-
to the black bole due to ltl
tremendoua travitaUODal force.
The procat would prod-.ce •
•onnoal ...... hi. ':r radl.u.ialM.._tfX
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bolecald••·
.
at people • BIDl
NEW YORK (AP) -Call them hu111bly
pud1y or robulUy rotund, but not 1tupld, aloppy or
"Hk·wtlled. Theae exUea from 1velte aoelety HY
llhe only weitht fat people have to loH i• the
burdm ot 1tereotypea.
About 1,500 people have Joined the NaUonal
A11oclaUon to Aid Fat American.a -a 1roup .,.,wa ln t• by a 1Um, belpectacled en1lneer
who HYt fat peopJe deaerve more respect.
Tbe lfO'lP, baaed ln Queena, worka for equal
•mployment opportunity and other clvll rt1hta,
eta up diacuaalon 1roups and social eventa and
una a datina service. But its ultimate 1oal, founder BUI Fabrey
I
'Beach music' gets . ' cholarly review
COLUMBIA, s.c. (AP) -;-Despite the risk or
~tting ·seawater in their pipes and sand in their
eards, scholars are venturine out onto the
aches of the Carolinas to study "an art form
which is indigenous to a sub-regional population,"
tn the words of one professor.
Some people know it as rock ·n· roll, though
ifs part.icuJar type of rock'n' roll that pertains to
~untans and bikinis and surf and au the other
things that go with beaches. That's why it's called
'beach music ...
\ In addition to the music, organizers of the
Beach Music Experience Project at Coastal
Carolina College wiU take to the dance rloors or
North and Sduth Carolina to study the· "shag," a
dance that goes with the music.
, Stephen Nagle, assistant professor or
linguistics at Coastal Carolina and director of the
project, said beach music has developed a social
history that "perpetuates hitself without any
putside help."
The 33-year-old beach music devotee, who has
Jived in the Conway-Myrtle Beach area since 1965,
sai<J he came up with the idea of delving into the
history of beach music, the shag and the J>ei?Ple
who "defend it religiously" and because he is a
linguist.
The project has received a $500 initial support
grant from the faculty development committee al
Coastal Carolina, and Nagle hopes to obtain other
grants.
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to Jose burden o,. stereotypes • 11ld, lJ "1ell eateem -lo feel Uke worthy people
wheth•r or not we're fat.''
Moel memf,>era would prefer to be thin, but
have ilven up a lMlne batUe and teamed to accept
their rat.
''Wt do oothln1 to promote or dl1cour11e
wei1ht lou," Fabrey aald.
One member, Nancy Summer, aaid, "All my
life J wu &old l wu a failure, a loter ~auae my'
body didn't funct.1oo rt1ht. But I know now that I'm
not a weirdo, a moral dellclent becauae J'm not
able to loee wel1ht and keep It otf."
Ma. Summer, an ele1anUy dreued executive
for a toy company who wei1ba • 'aomewbere over
300 pounda," aald she went throu1h a childhood of
taunts and pwd1hment for belne fat, thou1hta of
suicide and a brief "masquerade as a thin
person."
"I spent the flJ"lt 30 years of my life tryin1 to m what society said I should be," she said. "Now.
I'll try to change society."
Her wuucceHful attempts to lose weieht
included a four-month fast, member1hip ln Weight
Watchers and a staple in her ear. The staple wu
supposed to interrupt whatever it is that triggers hunger.
"U you told fat people they could lose weight
by cutting their throats, they'd do it," she said.
1tre11fuJ anxiety about weleht and· the "yo.yo"
fluctuaUona of dlettn1.
Besides, Hid Ma. Summer, 1ometlme1 fat
people are told they are ill when they aren't. A fat
person who ls warned about hleh blood pr .. aure
should "find out what •lit cuff they're ualnt" on the instrument, •be aald .
"U they try to put a email cult oa a Jar11 arm,
they're tolnl to 1et a hl1h readlne. That lan't
always the case, but It happena."
SomeUmea, fat people who Join NAAFA loae
weight wllnteaUonally when they 1tart to re1pect
themselves and think about other thlnp betldea
their weleht, aald Fabrey.
He s.Ud fat people are aomeUm" afraid to Join
the oraaniiatlon because "they don't want
anytbl.nl to do with the word fat. Society hu taken
a simple descriptive word and slven it a
derogatory meaning. NAAFA believtt the word fat
should be returned to ita proper perspective:
"The word overweieht does not make aenae,"
.he said, "since NAAFA beUeves there is no such
thing as an ideal weleht for everyone."
The group concedes that some people can keep
off lost weight with strict dieting. But Fabrey said
sqme NAAFA members can gain weight on as
little as 600 calories a day, and that staying fat
may be less harmful to some people1s health than
Suaan Hoey, a restaurant manager who wears
a size 24 1,', dress, said that when she joined
NAAFA, "I was paranoid about myself -l had so
much hatred and anger. If a man put bls arm
around me, I'd tighten up, thin.kine, 'My God, he's
touching a lump of fat,"' · ............
So she was astounded to learn that NAAFA
has thin members called "Fat Admirers" who find
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Edison High's Dave Geroux (left photo) runs for a short gainer in action at Anaheim Stadium, while at right, Fountain Valley QB Matt Stevens fires a pass.
There's no stopping Edison Exp:ress
Geroux, Langford, Major spark Chargers to 32nd straight victory, 24-13 , over FV
By ROGER CARLSON o1 .. o.lly .........
Dave Geroux pounded over for two
touchdowns, running mate Theo Langford piled up
95 yards on 17 carries and Ken Major connected on
55 percent of his passes Ji'riday night -a great
effort against a determined band of Fountain
Valley Barons before 20,773 at Anaheim Stadium.
moments as the Barons pared a 21·7 deficit to
21-13, on a Matt Stevens' plunge with 3:29 left in
the third quarter.
Emery's pass to Stevens for a potential
two-point conversion failed, but the Barons got
more shots, only to come up short.
The big defensive plays in the fourth quarter
were recorded by junior Ron Courtney and Rick
Di Bernardo for the winners.
Jamie Craft (21 yards>. Emery (14 yards> and
Emery again on a screen pass (28 yards) ignited a
57-yard march, capped by Stevens' keeper from
inches out.
BUT THAT WAS the end of the Barons'
threats.
"It's a brand new season," said Workman.
Seay stood the crowd on its collective ears at
the game's outset when he fielded the kickoff at
the two-yard line and returned it 98 yards -
providing the Barons with the opening shocker.
Ron Youman's extra point gave Fountain
Valley a 7-0 cushion, in reality a seven-point
handicap with all but 14 seconds of the game still
remaining. And for their efforts, in addition to a
hard-charging offensive line and a defense which
limited Rod Emery to only 52 yards on 17 carries.
the unbeaten Edison High Chargers collected their
fifth Sunset League football championship in a
span of six years with a 24 -13 victory over the
Barons.
Courtney forced a FountaiQ Valley punt with a
great individual effort ln sacking Stevens for an
11-yard loss and later DiBemardo came up with
his second second-half interception.
FOR THE MOST PART the Chargers were
simply running out the clock in the fourth quarter
with their rugged ground assault, nursing that
21-13 lead before Jerry Graham's 38-yard field
goal with 25 seconds remaining provided the final
margin.
"Now it's just like sudden death, we can't let
down. Our first and No. 1 goal was to win the
Sunset League.
"Fountain Valley played a super game and
they are as good as anyone we've played."
Individuals? Workman could not contain
him11ell about the outstanding play of DiBernardo,
and he was more than satisfied with his offensive
line's blocking.
lt became clearer as the game wore on that
this was going to be the Barons' only reaJ chance
of stopprng the Edison juggernaut -the big play.
The Chargers responded with a 68-yard march
in 13 plays. consuming 6:00 of playing time with
Langford providing the bulk of the yardage, and
Greg Eskridge getting the payoff, crossing
through the Fountain Valley secondary at the
seven-yard lin~. latching on to Major's pass and
turning it into a 14-yard touchdown play .
Thus Coach Bill Workman's Edison Express
roUs into the Cl F Big Five Conference playoffs
wilb a 10--0 record, giving the Chargers a 32-game
winning streak, while the Barons fall to 7-3 overall.
3-2 in league play.
Graham added the first or three PATs and the
Chargers were even. but not for long.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY ALSO qualiries for the
playoffs, but unlike Edison's opener against a No.
3 team from another league on its home turf, the
Barons will be on the road, against a champion.
Edison jumped to its 21·7 lead on the heels of
Di Bernardo's first interception, which he returned
47 yards to the Barons' 31 early in the third period.
Fountain Valley Coach Mike Milner fell his
team played well , but, as be said: "When your
offense scores just seven points it's pretty tough.
Our defense was on the field too long."
THE CHARGERS SOLVED their only real
first half problem when Graham began kicking the
ball off into the Barons' end tone, forcing Fountain
Valley to accept possession at the 20, rather than
getting the chance for Joel Seay to ramble.
TWO PLAYS AFTER Graham booted the
kickorr into Fountain Valley's end zone the
Chargers were in the driver's seat again, thanks to
Craig Rakhshani's fumble recovery at the 17.
Five plays later Geroux ran over his right side
from nine yards out and with 4:06 spent it was 21·7.
Although Edison was in command in the
second hall, Fountain Valley was not without its
The Barons' offense finally got untracked· at
that point as Stevens and his targets -sophomore
Geroux gained a couple, Major picked up five
<See EDISON, Page 84)
Lakers roll
to 119-115
• v•ctory
INGLEWOOD <AP> -Los
Angeles' front line, headed by
Karee m Abdul-Jabbar 's 2&
points, scored 71 points to lead
the Lakers to a 119-115 National
BasketbalJ Association win over
the Portland Trail Blazers
Friday at the Forum.
The Lakers trailed 35-32
entering the fourth period before
taking a two-point lead 97·95.
The lead eventually was
stEetched to 10 points al 105-95
with 5 minutes left.
Magic Johnson and Michael
Cooper traded slam dunks to
give Los Angeles a lead they
never gave up. The Lakers
outscored Portland 19·10 in the
first six minutes of the fourth
quarter.
Following AbduJ-Jabbar's 29
points, Jamaal Wilkes scored 22
and Mitch Kupchak had 20 for
Los Angeles . Of the three
guards, Johnson scored 19,
Cooper 13 and Norm Nixon 12.
Trail Blazer Calvln Nall led
the scoring in the game with 34
points. Mychal Thompson had
28.
Portland guard Kelvin Ransey
was ir\jured with 3:40 remaining
in the first period of the game.
Ransey fell to the noor and
was wheelchaired out of the
Forum and taken to Centinela
Valley Hospital for
precautionary X-rays on his
knee.
No foul was called ln the
injury.
"I'm happy we won, no more,
no leaa," Lakers Coach Paul
Westhead said following the
game. ''It's good to beat the
team leading the divlsion. That's
why the win was important."
Abdul-Jabbar's advice at a
pre-game meetina weared to
have worked. "lloW is not the
tlme lo set ~lllllUonal, .. be told
bls teamm .....
8 ut Bluer Coach Jack.
Ramsay was ·not discouraged
wttb his team'• play.
Sea Kings put end to eight-year· jinx
Corona del Mar advances to CIF playoffs after 6-0 victory over Newport Harbor
By CRAIG RUSSELL °' .. .,..., ...... ~
• It probably wasn't the best
played of the 19 contests
between Corona del Mar and
Newport tfarbor high schools,
and it just might have been the
least exciting. But for Sea Kings
fans it has got to be the most
memorable.
For on Friday. the 13th of
November. a night known for
strange happenings, Cd M ended
an eight-year jinx and finally
defeated Newport Harbor, 6·0.
The win propelled the Sea Kings
into the CIF Southern
Conference playoffs with a 7-2·1
record. their best record ever.
"I'll tell you one thing, this is
a sweet victory," said CdM
Coach Di ck Morris. "We hadn't
beaten Harbor in nine years.
There are kids on this team that
were only eight or nine years old
the last time we won this
game."
But had it not been for one
play the streak might still be
alive today.
With 4'h minutes left in the
second quarter. the Sea Kings
faced a third down a nd long
situation -32 yards to be exact
-from the Sailors' 4-4-yard line.
That's when quarterback Eric
Woods faded back to pass and
found wide receiver Chris White
racing down the right sideline.
White caught the ball at the
10-yard line and easily danced
Into the end zone and that was
enough. The Sea Klnis didn't
even need the extra point.
"The play ..,,,_, deslined to hit
one or our backs up the middle,"
explalned Monia. "But Erle saw
that it was covered and went for
the secondary receiver who was
open."
It sounds simple enouah. But
with both derenses playln1
exceptionally well, that was tbe
only UUng to come easily. Tbe
re1t ot the evenini both teum
had to scratch and claw for
every yard.
The Corona c:lel Mar deflnM
was so tough that Newport
Harbor was held to a minus 24
yards rushing the entire game~
Only Greg Selby's 83 yards
passing kept the Sailors in the
bla ck.
"We did have a very good
pass rush tonight," said Mortis .
"But our secondary also did a
great job covering people
downfield."
other guys just 'don't get open
down the field as quickly as he
does."
Bright and Jeff Case added 46
and 43 yards, respectively.
And, thanks to an excellent
defense and sound kicking
game. the Sea Kings allowed the
Sailors only as far as their own
38-yard line the entire second
half.
But on the whole it was a
tough night for Selby. He was
sacked five times by a Sea King
front line that pressured him all
night. And after completing five
of his first eight passes, Selby
connected on only five passes in
14 attempts the rest of the game.
due mostly to the CdM pressure.
But Newport Harbor Coach
Hank Cochrane saw some other
factors involved.
Berry, who ended up just two
passes short of a new Newport
Ha rbor career r ecord of 72
receptions, left the game early
in the second quarter with a
dislocated shoulder. ''There's no doubt that Corona
has a very good defensive
front," explained Cochrane.
"But our lack of a running game
a llowed them lo go all out.
Losing such a great receiver like
<Rob> Berry aJso hurt us. Our
Leading 6·0 in the second half,
Morris went to a conservative
ground attack and ran 32 plays
to only 17 for the Sailors. Woods
was able to gain 56 yards on the
ground while running backs Bill
Newport Harbor finished with
a 1·9 record, its worst since the
1932 team went 0-6. The Sailors
still bold a commanding 15·4
series advantage over Corona
del Mar, however.
Yankees' ,1Guidry mulls 18 p~Ce tags
Pitcher is most sought-after player in re-entry draft;· Reggie chosen first
NEW YORK CAP> -BasebaU's annual
free agent auction. the coronation of the
game's newest class of capitalists, was
conducted at Manhattan's properly pluab
Plaza Hotel Friday with Ron Guidry, the
ace left-hander of the New York Yankees,
emerging as the most sou1ht-after player.
Seventeen teams selected negotiating
rights to Guidry -eight of them cbooslnl
him ln the first round. The interest wu a
tribute to bis 87·34 record and 2.73 earned
run average over seven years with the
Yankees.
BOTH THE ANGELS and Dodgers,
meanwhile, did very HtUe selecting u
expected, the Angels choosing three
players and the Ood&en picking four.
The Ancell chOM lo order: pitcher John
Denny, Jle11ie Jack.On and catcher Tim
Blackwell.
The Dodgen selected Glenn Adams, an
ouU'lelder from MlluH11ota, 1bortlt.op Mark
Belanrer from Btlltlmon, p1tcbel' Joaquin
Andujar and outfielder Dave CoUlm.
Dodier outfielder JUck Monday. wu
aelect«t by tbree clubl -AU.ta, Oblcaio ·
Cubl and Pt~ wblle lllOther Dod&er
outfield« lo llll, Reaal• lmlt.h wu not
Hlect«t bJ _, club.
TbUI, ......... ,..,. ....... picked
llondar °"Smit.II, bo&b '9oolne total rr..
a1ent1. •llllble to ......... wttb au •
maJor le.,. clubl.
The New York Mets were the first club
to pick Guidry but they had plenty of
company ln a hurry. Also taking him in
the Clrst round were Kansas City.
Cleveland, the Chicago While Sox,
Philadelphia, Texas, Houston and
Cincinnati. By the end of the second round,
five more teams -Toronto, the Chicago
Cubs, AUanta, Sl. Louis aJRI Baltimore -
bad joined in the G\lidry chase.
-Eventually, Pittsburgh, San Francisco,
Montreal and Oakland all climbed aboard
the bandwagon. When the Yankees
retained their negotiating rights, It gave
Guidry 18 teams from which to choose.
THE A'S DIDN'T get aroW1d to drafting
Guidry until the sixth round but that's only
bee a use Oakland was operating
alphabetically and selected ne1otlating
ri8hts In A·B-C-0 order lo Andujar,
Blackwell, pitcher Bill Campbell, Collins.
and Denny before reachini Guidry'&
name. With no limit placed on the number
of teama which couJd draft each ol the 41
elil!ble tr.. a1eot.1, there wu no preuur,
on any club to fear betna cloeed out hi the
draft.
J obn Schnelder, 0 uldry 's lon1llme rrtend llld au.omey. watched the drall'a
pro1r.. and offered 1ome ln'8rettlnt
ln1t1ht lnto his approach to upcomln1
ne1otlatkllll.
"We won't be unreuonable," Scbneider
said "We'll look at each club individually
and we'll have 18 price tags."
Schneider has a lready rejected a
Yankee offer of S2.4 million for three
years . Guidry reportedly is seeking $7.S
million for five seasons but Yankee owner
George Steinbrenner has often said that no
pitcher would be worth Sl million a year.
STEINBRENNER SHOWED up al the
drart wearing a bright green bluer and
when the Yankees passed on the first
round, it looked as lt be might carry out
hi s pledge to stay out of this year'a
auction. But New York. traditionally one
of the biggest spenders in this grab baa.
hopped in after that, selecting pitchers
Denny, Sid Monge, Ron Reed and Andujar
and ouUielder CoUlns.
Toronto owned the opening choice in tbe
draft and selected Yankee slugser Re1&ie
Jackson. There was a touch or Irony
attached lo that since Jackson al.O wu
the No. 1 choice in t,he ltr16 draft when
Montreal selected hlm. He eventually
signed Cor $2.9 nllUlon wltb tbe Yankeee
that year. This Ume he'll cbooM betWMD
the Angela, Blue Jaya, AUanta, BaJtlmon,
the White Sox, Texas, Ptttaburab ud, ol
courae, the Yank ... , who ntabaed u.if
rlshta.
Besides Guidry, I.be
a11nt1 wen Oenn1, C!llll"' Andujar, plead by ll,
WU dMIMD b)l 10 tn ...
Pre&ident Jacbon:
It's a Brave offer
Prom AP dltpa~MI
NEW YORK -Ted Turner aay1 II
be'a ready lo otter Rent• Jackson
two Jobt with hit Atlanta Brave1,
outlf elder and bola.
"I'll let him be president ot the ball cJub Lr
he wanta lo," Turner aald Friday after h.11
Braves made the New York Y~alu11er
their No. 1 pick in baseball's free .,ent draft.
"Re le l\u been on ao many champlonahip
teams he'd be a positive
influence on our younger
phyers," Turner said.
"There wouldn't be anyone
down here to compete wilb
him. It seems that he and
George Steinbrenner, the
Yankees' owner were always
getting lnto auuments.
From what I know ol Jleggle,
he just wants to plQ." ack•ora Jackson has expressed
interest in playing In Atlanta, in part, because
its stadium -nicknamed "The Launching
Pad" because of the number of home runs hit
there -ls n earl y ideal for his power
hltling taJents.
"I don't know what it will lake" to sicn
Jackson. Turner said. "We'll have lo see."
"I thjnk," Turner added, "He'd make a
heckuva good announcer or be good in show
business when he's finished playing. He's one of
the most colorful people in the country.
"He must have a genius IQ or very near it.
He's got his act together. He'd be great for us
because we need someone like him. I guarantee
he'd enjoy being in Atlanta. He'd be free lo do
his thing."
Quote of the day
BW F1tch, coach of the Bolton Celtics,
.commenting on referees in the NBA:
"They have an impossible job, and they do
an impossible job. lf you put the brains of
three officials in a hummingbird, it would
still fly backward ...
All that Jazz atope Denver ·
....... .,....., ltOred • polntJ, m
lncludiaf 14 In UM tln1I quarter 11
the Utah Jan downed Denver,
131-lM Friday nitbt In U.. National
BHketball A.11ocl1Uon. Dantley scored 20
Polnta tn t.M tlnt hair, but 11t out the lb.I.rd
quarter after 1ett1n1 In tO\ll trouble. He um•
back to bit 1lx field 1oal1 ln the tinal period,
motUy kom out.llde . . . Golden Slate'• Bouy
Parku bit a lay·up u time
HPll'ff to live the Warrion
a 102 -100 win over
Houston . . . l•aler
.,..., .... tank a Jump 1bot
from the left comer for a
tlve·point MilwaukH lead
with l :OI left abd the Rueb
went' on for a 85-85 win o...,
New York ..• Ll•••I
HolUu ICQred a aeuoa-blp
21 pol,nts aa Phlladelpbla
awep( tD ltl aeveDtla victory in eight ••mea,
lOS.15 over Kanau Cf ty . . . Forward I.any
81111 netted 22 point.I and four other C.ltle1
•cored in double figure• a1 Bolton bandied New
Jeraey, 111·97 . . . G.or1e G.rv.. •cored a
aeaaon-hi1h 41 point• and Mark Olberclta•
added 11 ol hia 23 pointa in the fourth quarte1' u
San Antonio c:outed paat Seattle, 119-112. The
victory improved San Antonio's Midwest
l)ivlslon·leadlng record to 6-1, while Seattle fell
lo 3-4. The Sonlcs got a career·high 39 points
from Jack Slkma.
Betr c,rt hurdle obstacle today
Aiabama Coach Bear 8ryaat II
sees u an obelacle · hls punult ot • 9 •
AmM Allam Sta11•1 314 coaching
victories which Bryet could Ue when h eam
takes the field against Penn State today. "We
can't eacape it (the record), so the only thing lo
do is lpore it," said Bryant. 313-80·17 during his
career. "And it's an obstacle -make no
mistake about it." . . . The San Francisco
49en decided Friday that all accredited media
members, includin g women, will be allowed in
the locker room arter Sunday's game against
CJeve,land. The decision was made In reaponse
to Sacramento Bee sports writer Mlcllele
Hlmmefberg, who had filed suit against the
49ers because the team had refused her access
to the lo cke r room after
games . . . Washington Redskins quarterback
Joe Tbebmann said his thumb is healed "and
I'm throwing the way I did last year," he said
as he leads is team in search of its fourth
straight victory Sunday against the New York
Giants ... David Wblteburst will be Green
Bay's starting quarterback against Chicago
Sunday, asJormer starter Lynn Dickey has had
lingering headaches from a hit by Detroit's
William Gay Oct. 25.
Ongale to return to .racing
Dun1 On1at1, who wu badly
Injured In a c rash durln1 the
lndlanapol11 500 laal May, may
resume hll raclna career later lhl1
Oaytona lnternaUonal Speedway. • montb at
Onaala, from Coata Me11, tbil weu
informed Speedway oftlclala that he will te1t tht
lnteracope t eam '• Turbo Portche 935 on
Wedntlday, Nov. 25, ln prepara'Uoo tor the
Camel GT ~ 1porta car race the followtni
Sunday.
On1all and lntertc:ope owner Ted Field both
drlve for the Utam. but Oniaia 1enerally doea
the tetlinl and preparation work on the cart .
Oniala 1afd lf aU 1oea well, bt will Ulen drive in
th• seuon·flnale of the International Motor
Sporta AaaoclaUon GT .erlea.
Detroit ties struggling ~apltals
than five minutes to play In the final ~ Joba o,roclalck scored with lets (ii
period enabUnt the Detroit Red
Wln1s t.o satvage a 3·3 tie with Wuhln1ton in
the National Hockey Lea1ue Friday ni1ht. It
was the third point ln 16 games for the Capitals,
wboae 1·14·1 record 11 the worst in the NHL.
Oarodnlck'a alap shot trom the point came alter
Dale McCoart won the faceolt and fed him the
puck . . . It.-0.1•a1'1 1oat lirted the New
York Rangera into a 3·3 tie with Buffalo In the
onJy other NHL game Friday. llOll Greseluter
and &eljo Raotaal1taea scored New York's
other goals while Daaay Gare. Kie Selllag
and Larry Pl1yfalr connected tor Buffalo.
Cooney may not fight Bagner
Gerry Cooaey has s ultered a .-
back injury that very likely has
knocked him out or a scheduled fight
against Joe Bagner but one of Cooney's
managers, Mike Jones, sajd the top-ranked
heavyweight contender'.s title bid against Larry
Holmes was not in Jeopardy. Cooney s uffered a
back injury while sparring Tuesday al the
Conc ord liotel in New York'• Catskill
Mountains that will keep him from training at
least two weeks . . . Defending champion Jebn
McEnroe and second·seeded Jimmy Connors
both scored straight set victories Friday to
move into the semifinals or a tennis tournament
al the Wembley Arena in England . . . The
Hollywood Derby at Hollywood Park Sunday
will be run in two divisions because 18
3-year·olds were entered for the event
Friday . . . Wilfred Benites steps back into the
ring for the first time tonight since he took the
World Boxing Council junior middleweight title
last May when he meets lighUy-regarded Carlos
Santos .
Rose .Bowl
biggies
Contenders on TV·today
By HOWA&Q L. HANDY °' ..............
ROM Bowl fan1 wUI be lnter .. ted ln \Oday'a
college football double·beader oo Channel 7.
Thia mornlnc at t, It '1 Iowa at Wl.ICOG1la,
reaturlng two teams that have not been to
Pasadena for a number ot yean. One wW .Ull be
in the nmninC for the Jan. J date aACI tlat otlMr
could be looking Oft when the aelectJona are m•.
Then at 1 o'clock, the surprtaln• Wul!iDCtOD
State Couear1 bolt the California 8Hrt.
Washington State (4·1·U, UCL.A (+1-1) and UIC
< 4·1> are aU in the tblck or the Role Bowl race.
Basketball fan• can make lhelr o"n decision
on what has been wrong with lbe Lakera in the
early season by tuning In tonight's game at
Phoenix oo Channel 9 at 6: 20. Ot~rwise, there are the football re-runs at 11 •
tonight with Channel s featurlnc UCLA·Arlt.oftl
State and Channel 13 the USC-Washington battle.
Following are the top sports events on TV todaly.
Ratings are: 1111 exc;ellent; ./././worth watc;f\lng;
./ ./ fair; ./ forget It.
e 9 a.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Iowa at Wisconsin.
Announcers: Biii Flemming and Darrell Royal.
If Wisconsin's Badgers can get by Iowa today and then defeat Minnesota next week, they could wind up In a tie with Michigan. The Wolverines have
a better overall record but the Badgers defeated Michigan earlier In the year and would get the Row Bowl bid. Iowa, even If It wins its final two g.,.,..es, including today's outing, would need a Mlcf\lgan
defeat to get the bid. The Hawkeyes play GM less game than Michigan In the Big 10.
e 12:45 p.m., Channel 7 ./ ./
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: ca1 at Washlnvton St.
Announc;ers : Verne Lundquist and Lee Grosscup.
Washington State Is In the hunt for the "ose Bowl bid desR,i te losing to USC and tying the Bruins. The
Cougars are led by quarterback Ricky Turner and
running back Robert Wiiiiams. Cal has fallen on hard
times with Injuries and has a 2·7 season record. The
Cougars are favored by 13 Points.
[el 6:20 p.m .• Channel 9 ./ ./ ./
Can USC howl over Huskies, too?
NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at Phoenix.
Announc;ers : Chic k Hearn a nd Keith Erickson.
With Kareem Abdul·Jabbar leedlng the way, the
Lakers travel to Phoenix for tonight's outingo after handing Portland Its second straight defeat Friday
night at the Forum. Jabbar scored 29 points and
Jamaal Wilkes added 22 in the Friday victory over
Portland. The Lakers are now 4-4 for the year and
Phoenix Is 5·3, a game and a half behind the
Trailblazers.
UCLA did it last week; today it's the Marcus Allen-led Trojans' turn
SEATTLE <AP > Record-setting Marcus ~llen and the third·ranked University of Southern
California football powerhouse will show up as big
favorites in Husky Stadium today.
The Marcus Allen story
Although the Trojans are listed as nine-point
choices over the Washington Huskies. USC Coach
John Robinson is cautious when he talks about his
team ·s Rose Bowl chances.
"This game 1s another showdown for us,
On radio today
KABC (790) at 1 :30
Game
Tennessee
lndiana
Oklahoma
Oregon St.
Arizona
Stanlord
Notre Dame
Washington SL
California
Totals
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22
40
39
35
26
40
33
44
46
325
ydg avg td ,,
210 9.6 4 SS
274 6.9 2 34
208 5.3 2 27
233 6.7 3 30
211 8.1 l 74
153 3.8 1 16
147 4.S 1 22
289 6.6 4• 21
243 5.3 3 21
1,968 6.1 21• 74 another playoH game ... Robinson said.
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1 The defending Pac·lO champion Huskies all
but eliminated themselves from t.he Rose Sowl
·picture in Los Angeles last Saturday. They were
embarrassed. 31·0 by UCLA, their first shutout in
· five seasons.
"Offensivelf . their <the Huskies ')
performance against UCLA was tragic," Robinson
said. ''It's Inconceivable lo me Lhat they would
'play that way two weeks 1n a row.··
En route lo the Rose Bowl last season,
W ashlngton beat USC 20-10 in Los Ange_les. That
loss snapped usc·s school record 28 -gam e
unbeaten streak. .
Huskies ' Coach Don James is 3.3 against the
Trojans in his six previous seasons in Seattle.
including 2·3 against Robinson.
With a loss to Arizona. use IS 4·1 in the Pac-10 1and 8·1 overall. Washington is 4·2 and 7·2, with the
loss lo UCLA and an earlier defeat at the hands of
Arizona State.
Allen has been rewriting the USC. Pac-10 and
NCAA record books this season.
Jn a 21·3 victory over California in Berkeley
last Saturday, Allen carried 46 times for 243 yards
A SU has a devilish incentive
UCLA stands in the way of Pac-10 title hopes
By EDZINTEL °' ... .,..., ...... M.tff LOS ANGELES -H you·re
wondering what in centive
Arizona State's football team
can have since it·s on the NCAA
probation list and cannot play in
a post-season bowl game. just
listen to what quarterback Mike
Pagel has lo say:
''I'd like nothing more than lo
win the Pac-10 a nd then watch
the second best team in the
conference play in the Rose
Bowl."
So. for the Sun Devils. today's
game against UC LA at the
Coliseum (1 :30 p.m. kickoff) is
the game of the year. The Pac-10
race has become the team's sole
goal for 1981 and two more wins
would give it to them. After
today, ASU plays Arizona in two
weeks.
UCLA (3-1-1 In conference.
6·2·1 overaJI> is in a similar
position, knowing It must win It~
oext two to win the Pac·lO, only
it's not on probation aod thus
has all the more lncenllve with a
Rose Bowl invitation awaiting.
The Bruins succeufully
negotiated step one of their
three-step road to Pasadena last
week with a well·deurved
victory over what wu thoulht of
as a very sound Washington
tearo.
But head coach Te·rry
Donahue hardly bad time to
savor lbe ,,tn before he waa
faeed .,tth U.. &aM of prepartq
hl• w.m ror Arilllla State <4•1,
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You mjght say they're the best
team in the country going
nowhere.
"They certainly have the
ability," says Donahue. "They
a re a very outstanding football
team.
"You have a quarterback that
their coach says is the most
underrated in the country and
On radio today
KMPC (710) at 1 :30
his stats (1,899 yards passing for
20 touchdowns) back him up.
They are undoubtedly the most
versatile team we'll see this
season. we·re gonna have our
hands fuJJ."
It's ASlfs offensive balance
which concerns Donahue the
most. The Sun Devlls are
averaging 276 yards rushing and
246 passing per game. Defenses
normally can align themselves
to guud against tbe run or the
pass, but UCLA wilJ have to be
on guard for both weapons
lod6y.
"We're going into the game
knowing we're not golng to shut
them out," Donahue said.
''They're goln1 to set thelr
yard.a. What we have to do ls
keep them from lettine many
potata. We ban to ttop them ,.,,... mUinl tlae bl1 ,,., and
make them IO a '°Ill ••Y for
U-elr ICOl'tl."
Tbe 8ni11i wen _.. to do
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game this season and a m assed
62 agrunsl Stanford two weeks
ago.
The star of the ASU ocrense
has been tailback Robert
Weathers. The seruor r ushed for
676 last season but left school
due to personal reasons. Head
coach Darryl Rogers didn't
expect him bacdt.
He returned in time to get his
grades in order, however. and
beat out the likes or ex·Founlain
Valley High star Willie Gittens,
Alvin Moore and M.ike Cade for
the starting tailback position.
He's rushed for 711 yards in an
o£fense which has allowed all
four tailbacks an. opportunity to
play.
Moore has rushed for 247
yards, Gittens 234 and Cade 202.
Weathers missed iasl week's
game with stretched knee
llga ments and Gittens has been
bothered by shoulder injuries all
season. Both will play today
although Gittens will probably
be llmiled lo punt return work.
Gerald Riggs, the ftJllback,
has chipped in with 568 yards
and P1gel has completed 56
percent of hls passes while
throwing Just six interceptions.
On the other aide, Ar11ooa
State'• defense b not great, but·
not bad, either.
"We're going to have to do
some scoring ouraelvea." aaya
Donahue. "I don't foresee a
1lu1fnt, but I'd ima11ne bo&b
team• will 1core aome."
Tbt UCLA offenae, whicll
ahowed plenty ol balance ol ita
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and three touchdowns. That gave him 1.968 yards
this season. breaking Tony Dorselt's NCAA single
season rushing mark of 1,948 :vards. ·
··He's the greatest football player I've ever
seen ... Robinson said of Allen.
OTHER TELEVISION 2 p.m. (9) -BOXI NG.
3:30 p.m. (2) -C8S SPORTS SU NDAY -WBA
Junior welterweight champion Aaron Pryor (28-4) Allen leads the nation in rushing. 218. 7 yards a defends his title against Oujuan Johnson ( 17-0).
game; all-purpose running. 240.0. and scoring, 14 Taped In Cleveland.
points a game. 4 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Alex Ramos
He has set four other NCAA records. The ( 11-0) vs. Norberto Sabater <20-1 > in a scheduled
others are most 200·yard games in a season. 10-round middleweight bout, taped at Atlantlc City,
seven; most consecutive 200-yard games. five: N .J. Al so: The women's world professional
mnst yards in four straight games. 926 ,· and most wristwrestling championships. " 9 p.m . (11) -FAR WEST BASKETBALL yards in fiye straight games, 1,136. PREVIEW -Among the colleges previewed are
H Allen, a 6·2, 202-pound senior from San schools from the Pac·10, WAC and Big Sky filego....wins.J.he..Jle~.:Iroph¥ Um..year..,...Ae..wiU--e.onf~"'8S..-.. ---------------1
be the fourth l·formation Trojan tailback to earn 11 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Arizona that honor State vs. UCLA, played earlier In the day at the . · · 0 J Coliseum. (13) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -USC vs. The ?thers were Mike Ga~rett in 1965. · · Washington played earlier in the day in Seattle. Simpson m 1968 and Charles While in 1979. ·
If USC beats Washington, James feels bis
Huskies could go to another bowl if they can win
their regwar·season finale against Washington
State in Seattle Nov. 21.
··1 would g uess that a n 8·3 might put us in." he
ventured.
But then James pointed out Was hington's
dismal performance against UCLA had definitely
hurt its bowl chances.
"A lot of bowls were down there in Los
Angeles watching us," he said, "and when they're
watching and you don't play weU ... "
NFL standings
RADIO
Football -Iowa St. at Nebraska, 11 :2S a.m.,
KIEV (870); Oregon at Stanford, 12 :50 p.m., kPRZ
( 1150); USC at Washington, 1 :30 p.m., KABC (790);
Arizona St. at UCLA, 1: 30 p.m., KMPC (710); Cal
Poly (Pomona> at Northern Arizona, 6:30 p.m.,
KWRM (1370); Saddleback at Citrus, 7:30 p.m .• KSBR (88.5 FM).
Basketball -Lakers at Phoenix, 6:30 p.m., KLAC (570). Hockey -Winnipeg at Kings, 7 p.m., KPRZ (1150).
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Rams S S O 227 214 .500
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New Orleans 3 7 0 129 217 .300
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Dallas 8 2 o 241 195 .800
N.Y. Giants S S 0 195 173 .500
Washington 4 6 O 210 243 .400
St. Louis 3 7 O 189 303 .300
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Minnesota 6 4 0 230 228 .600
Tampa Bay S S O 173 163 .500
Detroit 4 6 0 241 22.3 .400
Green Bay 4 6 O 196 232 .400
Chicago 3 7 0 152 231 .300
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Oakland
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Orange Co11t DAIL. Y PILOT/Saturday, November 14, 1911
Ma.1-inB -holds off rJons, Herbie
Vikings settle f~r hard-earned 6-0 triumph over Westminster
Jolin lleinle
Ocean View
topples\
HB, 25-15
By RICKWAGES
CM .. DMfy...._.Stllft
4 l wUJ have to be another night
and another s eason for
Huntington Beach High if it
wants lo break its 33·game
Josing streak in the Sunset
league -for Friday night was
certainly not the one as the
Seahawks of Ocean View beat
the Oilers, 25·15, before 3,100 at
Sheue Field.
Passing for a tot.al 01 208
yards. John Heinle was able to
pick the Oilers' secondary apart
without too much defensive
pressure in hi s s hotgun
formation, including 34 and 27
yard TD passes.
tl.J~J!~Ea
A 1terlln1 effort by the Marin•
Hlllb defense enabled th•
Vikings to slip put Sunset
t.u1ue toe Westmlnater, 8·0,
Friday night ln football acuon at
Westminster Hi1h.
The Vildnas ended the recular
·season with a 9·1 mark. They
. tlnlahed second to champion
Edison with a 4·1 tally and will
be a represent3ti ve or the SW11el
League In the post season CIF
tournament.
''They (Westminster> eame ·
ready to play, they were fired
up," understated Vlkints coach
Dave Thompson. "Our defense'
r eally held together ln the
second half.·'
The Marina defense had to
contend with Lion back Herbie
Campbell..
Campbell, a 5·10, 160·pound
running back for Westminster,
carried the ball 39 times for: 181
yards . He accounted for ten
of the 12 total first downs by the
Lions.
However the steady Viking
defense held him to five yards or
under on 29 o! his efforts. His
longest gain was a 33·yard dash
that took the Lions into a
threatening opportunity at the
Marina 14.
However that drive fizzled as
the Lions were called for one o(
their 10 penaJlitt that accounted
for 106 yards on the evening.
Marina's Duke Maples and
Ron Malerstien. with help from
Mike Fisk-and Viking CO·captain
Pat Knowles ·kept a steady
strain on Campbell.
Marina, before scoring in the
third quarter, fumbled away two
cbancet lnlide th• Weatmln1ter
ten.
Westminster's Rudy Ondic•
recovered a Vlke miscue at the
Lion rive In the first quarter ln
Marina's only po11e11lon and
the Lion's Scott Miller fell on the
ball at the [Jon six on a Marina
drive ln the second quarter.
Both tlmes Marina
quarterbaci Ken Laulo led his
team downfleld. The. first drive
was made possible by a Vlking
interception by defense back
Bob Lee.
The second drive was set up
by Viking Mark Cobian's
Interception.
Chrts Crandol/
Marlna tlnally made lta much
tried·for score with 7: U left ln
the third quarter.
After taklnt the second haU
klckort the VlklnlJ drove down
the field M·yards in 11 playa.
Laszlo found runnln1 back
Marcel Weise standln1 alone In
the end zone for a four.yard
scoring strike.
Key plays In the drive were a
14·yard pass to Jeff Frandsen
and a l~·yard dash by back Tony
Valente.
Early in th~ game Marina's
No. 2 receiver, Bob Critchfield
waa hit mid-air by a Lion
defender after sna11lnte a Laszlo
.I 11n McCall11/
aerial tor 21yard1.
The catch waa cottly u the
Viking hobbled to the aldellnet
wltti • coach under each arm.
"It loob Ul(e he's out tor the
a'eaaon,'' aaid a dejected
Thompt()ft, "Jt probably la a
llgament problem."
Frandsen took tbe bulk of the
pass calla without Critchfield on
the field. He c"ught five passes
tor $9 yards. Laulo connected
on 8 of 13 passes and was
Interception free.
Valente was the Viking ground.
workhorse as he carried 12
times for 50, not much compared
41>e/ Cad10/a
Trailing 7-0 after a 24·yard
touchdown run by Oiler David
Huang, the Seahawks took
advantage of a poor kic}c .•
returning it to the Oiler 34. One
play later Heinle found wide
receiver Kevin Stanley alone in
the end zone for the score.
Big plays pay off for Estancia
Eagles warm up for CI F playoff action with 21-7 win over Costa Mesa
"The Seahawk quarterback
jus t outplayed us," claimed
Oiler Coacb Greg Henry. ..He
was able to pick us apart all
night."
A 22-yard field goal in the
second Quarter by Fred Tuttle
boosted the Seahawks' score
above the Oilers where it would
remain for the rest of the night.
Both Heinle and Todd Parker
took the ball into the end zone on
l ·yard plunges in the second
half.
The 5·9, 160-pound Parker
carried 20 times for 133 yards to
give the Seahawks the necessary
oUensive balance.
"It was a~ feverish game,"
said Seahawk Coach Ken Moats.
"and I think our team did very
well."
F everish may be the only
word Co describe the last three
minutes of this contest which
saw four interceptions. one sack
and a Seahawk fumble before
time ran out.
Oiler Tom O'Loughlin claifl)ed
one interception and a fumble
wblfe Seahawk Tuttle gathered
two interceptions and teammate
Stanley stole the other.
"We've done a lot to change
this team's attit ude over the
past year," said Henry. "We
know now what it takes to play
in the Sunset League.
"Perhaps we're in a tougher
league than we should be but
who would they get to replace
us?"
By DAVE DE BERRY
Of tile Dally ..... SUit
Eslaqcia High utilized the big
play enroute to a relatively easy
21 -7 win over Costa Mesa in a
Sea View League football game
at Davidson Field Frida¥ night.
The win gave Estancia a 8-1·1
mark, while Costa Mesa fell to
2·8. The Eagles who open CIF
playoff action next Friday night,
finished in second place , a haU
game behind league champion
El Toro.
Costa Mesa 's highlight of the
game came · early in the first
quarter. Estancia running back
Curt Wenzlaff had the ball
popped loose at the Costa Mesa
35. Linebacker Brian Head
scooped it and ran 65 yards
untouched for Mesa's lone score
'of the night.
ON ITS THIJlD possession.
_Estancia took just seven plays to
cover 75 yards to lie the score.
The big play of the drive was a
Falcons host GWC • SD Mesa in vades Orange Coast
Golden West College, with an
upset victory over host Cerritos
tonight, can put itaelf in position
for a South Coast Conference
football crown and make the
Rustlers' return to the league a
big one.
Coach Ray Shackleford's
Rustlers, 2-1. stiU have the tough
Fullerton Hornets awaiting a
Nov . 21 date. but a victory
tonight over the once-beaten
Falcons is all that is on their
minds.
Quarterback Sam Aiello, with
1,198 passing yards and eight TD
strikes to his credit, leads the
Rustlers into the 7: 30 contest.
Cerritos counters with
quarterback Mickey Corwin.
who has completed 96 of 171
passes for 1,167 yards, setting
the stage for an aerial
s howdown.
The Falcons, despite leading
the conference with a 3·1 mark
and a 7-1 overall effort, is
ranked sixth in passing offense.
The Falcons, however. are third
in the rushing department. as
Steve Johnson boas ts a 4.4
yard-per·cjlrry average and
seven touchdowns.
Meanwhile, at Orange Coast,
Coach Dick Tucker's Pirares
battle another team vying for
the SCC crown in the San Diego
Mesa Olympians (7:30).
Pi~ates win in volleyball
The Olympians, tied with
Cerritos for the conference lead
with a 3-1 mark, are coming off
last week's big 23·14 shocker
over then No. l ·ranked
Fullerton.
Quarterback Paul Berner's
rifle arm tests the OCC
secondary. Berner was 24 of 43
for 364 yards again st the
Hornets.
Orange Coast College look a
giant step· toward defending its
state community co llege
w o m e. n • s v o I I e y b a I l
c hampions hip by defeating
Cerritos College Friday ntgbt in
South Coast Conference action in
three games.
Coach Jane Hilgendorf's
Pirates toppled the previously
undefeated Falcons, 15·3, 15-8,
15-8 in the OCC gym.
"We took control right from
the start and didn't make too
many mistakes. We played our
b est match of the year,"
Hilgendorf said.
Orange Coast is now 10-1 in
conference play and Cerritos is
9· 1. OCC has a match at Santa
Ana Wednesday to conclude play
while the Falcons play Mt. San
Antonio and Grossmonl. If they
tie, a playoff al a neutral court
will be set for Monday, Nov. 23.
Suzy Nisbet, Val Grady,
Laurie Adams and Jody Brenek
played well for the Pirates.
In addition, tbe Olympians
have just OCC and a
once·victorious Mt. San Antonio
squad standing in their way for
at least a co·championship.
Trying to stop that from
happening is OCC QB Clay
Tucker, who turned in his best
performance of the year last
week against the Mounties with
214 yards and four touchdown
strikes.
Placing a Classified
• +....:·-,..; ' ' lS "" .u;o as easy •.
Claeelf led
49 yard run by Chris Crandall on
a third-and-one from the Eagles
34. Crandall limshed the night
with 105 yards in j us t nine
carries. Tailback Alex Shively
got the tying touchdown from
one yard out.
The Eagles went ahead to stay
on a 25-yard pass from Jim
McCahill to wide receiver Abel
Cachola. Faced with a third and
goal at the 25 foflowing a holding
pe n alty, McCahill lofted a
perfect pass to Cachola in the
right corner of the end zone.
Cachola caught five passes for
88 yards, despite drawing double
coverage for most or the night.
It was a frustrating night for
both teams. Both offensive units
were stopped repektedly on
penalties and turnove rs. The
Costa Mesa defense gave the
6ffense lhe ball in Es tancia
territory numerous times but
the Mustangs were never able to
capitalize on it
THE MUSTANGS WASTED a
good throwing rught by sentor
quarterback Steve Anderson .
Anderson completed 18 of 32
passes, but was betrayed by four
interceptions. The Mustangs got
down to the E6tancia 15 in the
third quarter .. but were hurl
again by a major penalty.
Most of the second half was
filled with futile attempts by
both teams to s ustain a drive.
Costa Mesa's last chan~e lo get
back in the gjl me came late tn
the third quarter
The Mustangs took the ball
from their own 25 to the Eagles
32. On first and ten, Anderson
overthrew tight end Steve Cook
and the pass was picked off by
defensive nack Tim Conway
With a little unde r seven
minutes to go in the game,
Mccahill found wide receiver
Ray Urmson alone on the left
sideline. Urmson caught the ball
on the Cost a Mesa 40 and
outraced the Mustang defenders
to the end zone on a 60-yard
catch and run.
COSTA MESA FOUND 1t very
diffic ult to run agamst a tough
E stancia front li ne The
Mustangs were held to just 31
yards on 20 carries. Anderson
was on the run for most of the
ni g ht and was s acked four
times In the firs t half the
Mus tangs had just seven yards
rushing.
Estanc1a 's balanced offense
gamed 195 yards on the ground
and 152 yards through the air.
Crandall was the player or the
gam e for Estancia. In addition
to his 105 yards rushing, the
senior linebacker and fullback
had a great game on defense,
picking off an errant Anderson
aer ial and returning 1l 37 yards
to the Co3la Mesa 18.
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work done.
U w11 the thlrd 1tra11tit year
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W eat.mlnater.
And ll eliminates tb Uona
from any consideration for a
CJ F playorf apot.
Newport,
Edison,
CdM win
Top·seeded Newport Harbor
High s~ept past vlsltlog Palos
Verdes with little trouble, but
Corona del Mar and Edison were
pushed to the limit before
recording last-gasp victories
during the second round of the
Cl F 4-A water polo playoffs
Friday.
Newpott dotDinated the Ocean
League's No. 2 represent.ative en
r o ute to a 20·6 decision.
Meanwhile, Corona del Mar
shaded Aviation, 9·8, and Edison
pinned a 10·9 defeat on Costa
Mesa .
Newport led its game 10--0
hefore Palos Verdes could
WATER POLO
penetrate the Sailors' net.
Goalie Bob Taylor was credited
with 10 s aves , whi le J .R.
Salvatore led the scoring, hitting
fi ve goals.
Also adding to the attack for
the four-time defending 4-A
c h a mp1on s w ere Mic hael
Howell, Jim Bennan and David
0 ' Donnell with three goals
apiece.
"We're playing as well now as
we have all year," said Newport
Coach Bill Barnett. "I thought
they put in a real good effort, a
team effort. We have two big
games next week and they look
ready to go."
The Sailors' next opponent is
Esperanza Wednesday afternoon
al 3.
After being tied by Costa Mesa
with 25 seconds r e maining,
Edison won its contest in
dramatic fashion on a goal by
Rich Rozielle with just seyen
ticks showing on the clock.
·'This is one of the toughest
gam es we've played all season,"
s aid Edison Coach Andrew
Ward. "I think with all the work
we have done, we've made some
noise other than football at
Edison High."
The Chargers' task doesn't get
any easier as they must face
second·seeded Long Beach
Wilson jo the quarterfinals
Wednesday.
Al Santa Monica High, Corona
del Mar shook off a two-goal
deficit in the final three minutes
to oust Aviation. Larry Jacobs
tied the count with 1 :35
remaining and then tallied the
deciding goal 28 seconds later.
•·Jacobs and (Dave )
lmbernino reaUy came through
when we needed them~" Hid.
Coach-Dave Stites. "We didn't
play well at all for 3\.2 quarters
but I think the kids were looking
forward to playing Downey
next."
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Edison High running back Theo Langford 111 dances pci!t a Fountain Valley defender Frid4y nig!U.
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A patriotic showing
Barons' spirit prevented a Charger blow-out
By CURT SEEDEN
OftlleDMtr ...........
Rams Coach Ray Malavasi once said he didn't
care for the image projected by the Dallas
Cowboys who s mugly refer to themselves as
.. America's Team."
Ma lavasi would not have liked Fountain
Valley Hi gh Friday night. Coin cidentally.
Malavasi's son, Bryce, is a defensive end for
Edison Hi gh -the football team that went
head-to-head with the Barons for the Sunset
League cha mpionship before 20,773 fans at
Anaheim Stadium.
In the spirit of the high school equivalent of
America's Team, the Barons -from the patriotic
red, whlte and blue of their band and drill team
uniforms to the booming half-lime fireworks show
-refused to fold to the nation's No. 1 high school
football team.
WHILE EDISON, in the more mundane
tradition of winning, rode the hard running of Theo
Langford and Dave Geroux and the passing of Ken
Major toll 24-13 victory and a perfect 10-0 record,
the Barons failed to produce their normaJly potent
offense.
Earlier in the week, Edison C~ach Bill
Workman called Fountain Valley "the best 7-2
team I've evc·r seen ...
Friday night, the Barons did not look like a 7·2
team. thanks mainly to their iAability to give equal
time to their offense.
ln fact. the Barons could have been blown out.
But enter the America's Team spirit.
It began when J oel Seay raced 98 yards
un.touched with t.he opening kickoff to give
Fountain Valley a 7·0 lead after just 14 seconds
had elapsed on the clock.
The Barons would have to savor those 14
seconds for the rest or the first half and most of the
game, because Edison's defense supplied a little
vigor or its own -to the tune of allowing the
Barons a measly 47 yards offense in the first hair.
"I TIUNK WE played pretty good. but when
your offense can score just seven points, it's
tough," admitted Fountain Valley Coach Mike·
Milner after the defeat.
Despite the setback, which once again Coiled
the Barons' chances for al least a share of the
league title, Milner remained optimistic about the
upcoming CIF playoffs.
.. It's our third season. The first is the
pre-league games, second is Sunset League and·
now the playoffs. It doesn't matter to us whether
w..e •re first. second or third seed C from the
league)," Milner explained.
Winning coa ch Workman agreed: "It's a
hrand new season. Our first and No. 1 goal was to
win the Sunset League."
Asked if he bad a choice to play either league
foes Fountain Valley or Marina a gain, Workman
replied, ''I'd rather play someone other than
Fountain Valley or Marina. How's that for ducking
the issue?"
T hat's about the only thjng the Chargers did
From Page 81
Workman Milner Di Bernardo
duck. Friday night, even though they had to
contend with the Baron spirit., ·
FOUNTAIN VALLEY quarterback Matt
Stevens, whose passing has led some CoUowers to
dub the team ''Fountain Valley Air Force."
managed to complete just l or 4 passes in the first
half. Yet late in the fourth quarter, the Batons
trailed just 21-13.
To counter the Fountain Valley show, Edison
resorted to that old ploy of lak1ng advantage or
every opportunity given the Chargers.
For instance, Fountain Valley had just
received a big break lo open the second half,
compliments of an Edison fumble. T hree players
later, the Barons found themselves in a 4th and
one situation on the Charger 24.
A mere three Ceet separated the Barons from a
first down and their best scoring opportunity since
the opening kickoff.
IF ANAHEIM STADIUM had a roof. it would
have provided the proverbiaJ cave-in . A five-yard
offsides penalty forced the Barons to opt for the
pass, and Edison's Rick OeBernardo promptly
picked it off and raced to the Fountain Valley 31
yard line.
Five plays later. it was 21·7 on Geroux's
second TD. ·
That's the way it's been going this year for
Edison. That's the reason, the Chargers stretched
their winning streak to 32 games .and that's-· the
reason they captured their fourth straight Sunset
League champions hip.
Tradition cries for a solid football team when
these two teams get together and Friday night's
edition of the duel was no exception.
The Barons showed some savvy by lightening
their defense in the second half, and then s howed
pure guts by going for a two-point conversion arter
Stevens had nal'l'owed t he score to 21-13 with a
one-yard sneak in the third quarter .
Edison pulled out the victory, even though the
Chargers "didn't turn Dave. <GerouxJ loose. And
our offensive line turned in a great game," noted
Workman.
Likewise, Fountain Valley would have Uked to
let Rod Emery loose from his runnfog back
pos ition.
"Al least, that's what we were trying to do,"
Milner added.
EDISON ROLLS PAST FV, 24-13. • •
yards, then Geroux took a pitchout and raced
around his left side from 10 yards out to put Edison
on top.
There was stlll 3:55 left in the first quarter and
the Chargers were to continue to dominate until
halftime, but there was no further scoring.
"IC we can't block 'em it's going lo be a long
night," was Fountain Valley assiatant coach Dave
Penhall's pregame concern, and lt was evident
rrom the Jlart he had good reason for such
worries.
Ttie Barons could net only two first downs In
the first ball, a 26-yard hookup from quarterback
Matt Stevens to Seay and an Edison Infraction
provided another. That. however, was the extent of
lbe Barons' oflenae.
UNEBACKERS DIBlaNA•.DO, Mike Powell
and Fernando Grlffitba aloal with linemen Phil
Cooper, JUek Ponder. Joe Zerucba and Bryce
)f alavaal abut off Rod l:mery'a avenues and the
Barona' f'11Dl1iQa same w ... ttbs>Ped Ln ita tracb.
forced a fourth-and-two situation at the 27.
Emery got the call, but DiBernardo and
Malavasi were there to stop him a yard short of a
fifst down.
Graham didn't quite get the job done In the
third quarter after Edison's third touchdown -his
kickoff a loot short of the end wn_e, and Emery
retaliated with a 43-yard return, which wu the
beginning or Fountain Valley's only sustained
march.
But In the final analysis -the difference
wasn't kicking, it was up front wlu!re the Charger•
were able to contain Emery, and open the 1ate1
for Lansford and Geroux. 1
Stevens finished with eight completions for 170
yard1. but the finaJ 49 came on the last play -too
late for the Barona. again, as Edison ups the aeries
record lo 11·2·1.
\V oodbridge facee Redonde
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Pola, MD
ro1nps past Uni's CIE dreatn fizzles Cougars
win share
of crown foe, 28-10 Trojans defeat Irvine, 25-17 , but CdM gets playoff berth
·~ GaBGOaY 11Aa H ............. .
TORRANCE -KeMtdy Poll
bad another blf nltbt for th•
Mater Del H tb Monarchs
footb1ll team. plctlln1 up 152
yard• In 23 carrl" and 1corint a
touchdown H tbe Monarchs
came from behind to 1cor. 20
Clnta ln the fourth quarter and
1t bolt Bishop Mont1omery,
28·10 Friday night.
Pola not only paced the Mater
Del ruahlng but hid another ~-yard touchdown · run caJled
back on a penalty.
Mater Del feU behind, UHi
early in the second quarter but
Richard Aguirre took a reverse
from Mike Doan on the ensuing
kickoff and raced 99 yards down
the left sideline to score the first
Monarc h touchdown. Frank
Spates hit Joe Livernois for a
two-point conversion and it was
10-8.
·'The turning point for us was
that kickoff return," Mater Dei
Coach Wayne Cochrun said. ''It
· got us back. 1n the game and
lirted our sptrits.
"We were worried at halftime
because we were hurting
ourselves with penalties and
mental mistakes."
While there was no score in
U\e third period, the Monarchs
m oved to within striking
distan ce and scored th e
go-ahead touchdown on the first
play or the final period when
Tony Locy hit Steve LaMothe on
a 49-yard pass play.
Bishop Montgomery then
fumbled on the next scrimmage
play with Spates recovering at
the BM seven. Al Pola took it to
the one and went over for the
score with a pass try for two
point.s on the conversion failing.
The final TD came on a
56-yard drive in six plays with
Kennedy Pola carrying for 46
and the final five for the
touchdown with 5:39 remaining.
By EDllNTBL °' ............... Slnce the)' had no way of
controlllnf one-half of lbefr
destiny, \he Unlver1lty Hlfh
TroJ1n1 could only '" to It that they tive themaelvH a fair
chance to accompUah 10meth.lhe
they could oAly have dreamed ot
a\ the 1tart of U\e 1eaaon.
University. 3.7 in 19IO, •-G·2
In rta ll·year biatory bad made
the CIF playoffs oniy once On
1974 > and had never really come
close other than that.
BUT IN 1181, wltb a new
coach and 1eemln1ly a new
sense of pride, the Trojana went
into the Cinal game of the year
Friday night with a 3·3 Sea View
League record and a shot at the
playoffs. ,
To add further incentive, Uni was facing cross-town rival
Irvine, which it bad defeated in
two of three previoua meetings.
But Uni could not control the
outcome of the Newport
Harbor-Corona del Mar game-
and moments after the Trojans
defeatea Irvine, 2.5·17 before a
standing room only crowd at
Irvine Stadium, the bad news
came. Corona del Mar had won,
giving the Sea Kings the third
playoff berth. And once again,
Uni was finished for the season
after 10 games.
"NO MATTER what happens
(if Uni was to make the playoffs
or not), these kids are the
winners," University coach Rick
Curtis said minutes after the
game had ended, not knowing
the result of the Corona del Mar
game. "We made them believe
that from the start."
That may have been a fact,
however for parts or the game, it
looked like Irvine was the
hungrier team. with more to
gain.
Irvine got on the board early
after Mike Gold returned the
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. o.,..uni kJckolf eome 60 yardl to
the Ual 31, HtUnt up a ll·)'ard
lleld 1oal by Jay Scott.
Then Uni, which mov~ th•
all on the 1round 1uccnfully
throu1hout lhe evenln1. drove 75
yard • without the ald of • pua
completion to tie the 1ame on
John Peirano's 23-yard field
1011.
MOMENTS BEFOaE the end
or the half, University, thank.a to
an interception by Brad Guest,
moved 57 yards lo the Irvine
three . However , on
thlrd·a nd-1oal, quarterback
Randy Meyers tripped u be
went back to pass. Uni aettled
for a 6-S halftime lead on
another Peirano field, goal.
At that point, Univer1lty had
dominated the statistics,
outgalnlng Irvine in total yards,
143·77.
"We put in a few changes
during the week on derenae."
e x p 1 a i n e d Uni d '-fen al v e
coordinator Stacy ·vagenas
afterward. ·•we wanted to slop
lrvlne'• lround attacll ao w• put.
1 couple more 1uy1 up tbere on
tM UM and lt worktd. 'l'Mre
WH a lot ol hard hltUat •olnt on
tor both 1ldes."
It wu In fact a well·played
1811\• for two team• wblcb had
dlfllcuJt1 doing that throu1h
thelr earlv yean.
18VIN£, WHICH fell behind
13·3 early ln the third quarter
after Uni'• RicltSorenaon scored
on a three-yard run followln1
another Iona kickoff retum by
Flacua to start the second hall.
roared back.
Robble Zangl pounced on a
fumbled' punt at the Uni 20-yard
line and John Salinas took it
from 17 yards out.
Minutes later, a high anap
from center on a Uni punt gave
Irvine the ball at the Trojan 34
and the Vaquero• were in
buaineas a1ain: Quarterback
Jim Gasho scored on a
seven -yard keeper and the
Vaqueros suddenly had the lead
with 1.1:35 remaining,
But It was all Unlvertlty
from &here as the Trojaaa
marched 57 yardl, 1U on t.be
1 round with Soren1on and
Fiscu1 doln1 all the runntn1.
Meyera 1cored on a one-yard run.
Then t.be clincher. On Mcond
and 17 from bis own 13, Guho
waa hit as be went back to pau.
Larry Commerford recovered
the ball for University at the
rive. Three plays later, and with
3 : 25 remaining, Sorenson
rambled Into the end zone and
that was that.
A final Irvine drive stalled
near midfield as Guho came up
inches short of the first down on
fourth-and-one.
"We really got our running
gaO)e going tonigh t," said
Curtis. ''EspeciaUy Sorenson.
The entire offensive line helped
him a lot. ,
Sorenson and Fiscu.s were the
leading rushers in the game wit.h
85 a nd 84 yards respectively.
Salinas led Irvine with 83
yards.
Diablos down · Dana Hills, 28-6
By TERllY WHITE
Ot .. Dellll ...........
Two touchdowns by John Carroll and one
sensational 60-yard touchdown run by Charlie
Brown paced the Mission Viejo High Diablos to a
28·6 South Coast League football victory over Dana
·-Hills High before 1,000 fans at Mission Viejo High
Friday night.
The Diablos finished the regular season at
9-0·1 and finish in a tie for the South Coast league
title with Capistrano Valley.
Mission Viejo wasted no lime in putting points
on the board as it marched 71 yards on six plays on
their first possession or the game, whkh resulted
with Carroll's first touchdown or the nigh(, a
26-yard run with 9: 13 remaining In the first
quarter.
In the third period Carroll scored his second
touchdown of the game, catching a 13-yard pass
from Klaus Leitenbauer with 6:03 left in the
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With 1: 58 remaining in the first hall Brown
capped a 76-yard, four play scoring drive by
eluding several tacklers al the line of scrimmage
and scampering down the left sideline for his
60-yard scoring jaunt, giving the Diablos a 21-6
halftime lead.
Despite the fitct that Mission Viejo did well
offensively, (277 yards rushing) led by Carroll's
103 yards and Brown's 98, Diablos' Coach Bill
Crow was not pleased with his team's effort.
·•we were very unemotional. 1 don't think our
mind was in it <the game)." he said.
However, Crow added, "We're looking
forward to the playoffs."
Defensively, the Diablos limited the Dolphins
to nine first downs and forced Dana Hills to punt
seven times. The defense also recorded one sack,
wMn Kevin Kielty sacked Matt Cooper late in the
first quarter.
8peelaJ &e tile DaUy PUel 1
Caplatre.no Valley Hllb did ltl
part to earn a 1har• of tM loutb Coa~t Leasue footb1ll
champlonahtp Friday nl1ht, but
not wit.hout a R1bt from hott San
Clemeftte.
The Coucara • t•·O triumph
over San Clemente, coupled 1"tb
Miaaton Viejo'• 28-1 IUCCHI
aaalntt Dana Hilla, results ln a
tie between Capo Valley and the
D1ablos tor , the leaeue crown
with 4.0.1 marrks.
Until a 75-yard kickoff return
to open the second half by Toay
Bell, the Cougars were any·
lh ln g but aecure . Capo led
only 6-0 at Intermission, thanks
to a five-yard scoring run by
Frank Banda.
''I was very pleasantly
surprised with the way we
played tonight," said San
Clemente Coach 'Allle Schaff.
"Naturally, Capo Valley wa1
Javored by a considerable
• margin. We were up for the
game and I think maybe they
were Oat. lt wasn't a typical
Capo Valley performance."
The Cougars' lone 1corln1
drive or the contest came
midway through the second
quarter after Sam Finch had
returned a punt to the San
Clemente 28-yard line. Tony Bell
gained 18 yarcb on two carries to
position the COugars at the 10,
and a pair of five-yard runs by
Banda put them in the end zone.
Said Capo Coach Dick Enri1ht
laughing, "A win is a win. I'll
take it.··
San Cle m ente's b est
opportunity lo score came in the
fourth quarter when the Trit.om
moved inside the Cougar 10-yard
line. But the defense stiffened,
pushing San Clemente's orre111e
back 10 yards the remainder of
the series to preserve the
shutout.
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~Twllls NOMIKlloM. '
H•wYnv ... 11 ...
JOlln ·°*'VIY. p, 2; Sid ~. p, 3; Ron
R•e<I, p, 4;. O.w Colllns, of. S; J~n
AnduJer, P ••.
Oallla ... A'I
JNQ..in -··· P. I; Tim lllac:ll .. 11, <, 2; 8111 Carnpl»tl, p, 3~ Dave Colllns of 4, Jolln Oe1111y, p, S; Ron Guidry, p, •·
'•rouson JeMlns, p, 1; Ed 011. c, I, Ron Rffd, p, t , J«ry II.my, Inf, 10, Joe Rudi,
of, II; RIO Walts, P. lt. s..ttte--.
Jo.qvln Anduler. P. I; Ski Monee. P. 2,
Tim llK-..M. " 3; B~ Mani"*•· <. •. Joe Rudl,ol. S. .
Tuu•-e-n
Ron Glllcirt. P. t; R9001e· Jee: hon. of,~
Tony Scott, of. l, Bue k M•rllnu. c. •;
. JNqvl"'-1 .... P. s. O.w laRO<he, P, ••
f'renlt T-. p, 7; Daw Collins, ol, •. Ed l"ermer. p, 10; Jerry Turner, of, 11; lamM
Jonnson. Inf, 12; Rkk we1u. P. u
T-8N9Jay1
Reoo .. Jac•son, ol. I, Ron G11ldry, p, 2;
Oev• laROC,,., p, J, O.ve Collln" ol, •.
Lamar JoflMon. Inf, s. Joe RVCll, of,•·
HATIONAl lEAGUE
.J:. __ • Deeten Glenn -of, I, ~rll a.1.n99r, Inf,
2; J-llln Mc!UJM, p, l, O•w Colllns. of, s
AUMU8re,,..
R-.off J«•son. ol, I, Ron Gvldry, p, J;
Jofln Oef)ny, P. J; Sid Monot. P. 4, ~ lefa~. loll, S; Rkk MoncWy, ol, •. LArry dwlJt-. p, 7; Jerry T11,...r, of, I, Rkk
Wall,, p, •; Eo Farmer, P. to. CM<..-c-Tony Scott, of, 1: lllon Guidry, P. 2. Jerrv
•.my, Inf, l ; O.ve Colllns. of, 4; 1.Airry
Cl!rlll._. p, S, Jo.quln AndvJer, P. •;
JolMI 0."0Y, p, 1, Rkk Monday, of, I , lilOft
11-; P.,; 1111 c.imp11ew, p, 10; F•routan
JNlklM, p, 12. .
CIMIAMtl RMs
Ron Gvldry, '· I ..._..,_
RonGvklnt,p, I
-...E ... s
lJlrry 0 .. lstontol\, P. I, Jotln o.nn,, P, 2,
Sid MOflOlt, p, l , 8 111 c.iml>bell, p, •. Tim
Blec•well, c. •. Ron Guidry, P. I o. ...
LaRocM, P. 10 ·
..... Y-~s ROft Guidry, p, I JOIVI OeMy, P. J, Roo:>
RHO, p, >; Oav• Collini, 01, S, GleM
AIJOOll, P.•. ,._.._.,.... Plolllles
Ron 0..idr,, P, I; EO Fe,.,.,.r, p, 2; 010
Tldr-. p, l ; Joaqvln Andujar, p, •, Akk
Walts, p, S; JOfln Denny, p, •; Glenn AbOOtt.
11, 1. Sid -.g., p, I; EO 011. c, t ; Fr-
Ta,..na, p, 10, Ttm'Si.<k..,.11. c, 11.
... _,..Pirates
JOlln °"""' .P. I; lJlrry Cl\rlst ... _,, P, 2. Ron Gvl«y. p, J, Sicf Monge, p, •. Joeqvln
AndUi.r:o. s, R99Qle J«ll_,, 114, •. Rkl Walts, p, 7, Franll T•nana, P. I. 8111
C•mPM11. P, 10, EO Farf'Mr, P. "· Mlh
V•ll. ol, 12. Joe llVOI. of, IJ; Pew Mac~ln,
Int., U; Ed Ott. c, IS; Rkle Moncla't, of, 1'
St.~~ Jotlll Denny, p, I; RCWI Guidry, P, 2, JMrll
8etan...-, Inf, 2. 0.ft Cl\alk, Inf, 4, 0.ft
CAllllns, of, S; Joe AVOJ, of,•. Mike Vall, 114, ,.
SMD .... l'-
Ho ttlectlonl. s .. l'rwoc._ oi.om
l.•rrv Clv'l,ttnson, p, 1. Jerry A9"'Y. Inf.
J; JOlln O.nny, P. 3, Aon Guidry, p, •.
JNQVln .._., ... p, S; Frank T•-· 11. •;
Ed Ott, <. I, 11m BIK•'!'•ll. <. I, Bue•
MarllnH, <. t , Jffry Tu,...r, of, 10, M~e
Vall, Pf, It
High school 1core1
SUNSET LEAGUE
ECllton '4, Fount•ln V•lley ll
Marina•. Wtttmlns1wo
Ooan View U, HW!tlftoton Be.ell IS
Sf.A VIEW L.l!ACWI! COf'on. dll MM•,~ Harbor O
Unlvenlty 25. lrv1,.17
· Estahcla 21, C.ta ~ 7
ANGELUS LEAGUE
S4 p .... "· lllSllGC> Am.t J5 Mater Del a. Bl"-Montgomery 10 50UTMCOAST LEAGUE
C99lllr-Valley u , s... Cle..,..,t• O
MIUlon V .. lo 21, 0.... Hllll •
O•AMGE LIAGUI
BrH.otlnoa 20. JMono!I• o
G.ulDEHG,OVILEAGUE
l• Ovlnta 16, 8olw Crande 0
LOI Amlgos..)4, O.rdon Grow O
flRl!IWAY lEAGUa
e ... ne P-1. S.W-a 7
S11n11y Hllll tt, Futl•rton 10
lJI Hatwa 1', Troy 0 .
l!MPl•I! ll!AGUI El Dorado '4, E,perania 14
lNr• ... IC91 .. 1•0 Los Alemla 10, IC-yo
CIUtTU•Y LIAGUI!
C.nyOft 11, s.nt. AA. Vall•Y • II MOdefte JI, VIiia P-•
Feo4111M '1. Tustin 6
NC*-ll!AGUI!
krvltt-. Sl Jotin Boko 17
HIGH SCHOOL SUMMARIES
!d i.on 24, Fountain Valley 13 . ~"~ I..._ .. 0 7 J-'4 .
F-'e111 veti.v 1 o • o-n
flV-S..\' " llkllOff retv;11 (Yov.....,1 lllclll
11-e111rfcloa u ous lro"' MeJor CJ.
Grehem llk,11) • 1_:..o-x l\ONI (J.Gtaila'1'•klll
I~'""' CJ.~Meo'llllkkl
. 'v-s.e-t ""'c-ra1i.11 •--J.~aMm•FG
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OcHn View 25, Htg. Beech 15 ~"ca.n.n H 1111t1ntton IM<ll 1 0 0 t-1$
0cHft View 1 S • 7-ti Hl~Huene 24"'" CIC.all llklll
ov-o.ni.., 10 l>M$ Ir-H•lnl• CTvltte
llklll
ov-T-..,nFG
OV s.t .... Sn'rOH t«'i.d CIO In *NI l-
011-Mel(I .. ,.....,, 0.10 falladl
MB-Steir II tlllt CSt•lr rvnl
ov-P9rur 1 rvn CTvttl•"ckl A 3, 100 Ctttlmtladl
O-Sl.ttlt41ca MB Finto-.~ I
AvllM1·y¥ds 22·120
Paul119 yarcts "' ... SMI , .. ,...J
Pvnt• •-33
FvmlM-lod M
P-lll""yrdl 1 » llllll~R .........
av ,.
tJ.tl:S -l).»-2
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Hl-Hvang 10·0 , Steir II •1. Sate,.
field 3·10.
011 Parur JO.tll1 Brown J.J. .......... , ... .., ..
H9-N-10.2'-J, Ill,
Oii-Hein'* t:S.:JS.2, toe. ,,.....,.._. RecefvU.,
H8-Hur J.21; Ray ,_.,; Steir 2·1: l.-1
M2.
OV -0...ley 1·10; Clerlu. J.ll. Relnlloltr
Hl. Tuttle S.., Parker l·t
CdM 6, Newport H8fbor 0 " ... ..,~ N.-POr1 H¥tlOt 0 0 0 0-0
COf'on• de4 Mar 0 • 0 ~
CdM Wlllte 44 Ptil lrom WGN1 Ckl<k
lalle<ll
All•nCl<lnee -)JOO (Htlrn<119Cll
0-~ltlc•
Flr11 Downs
AVIN!l>Y¥0s
Puslno ye<cls Pauu
Pvnt.s
FvmDIH·I01il
P.,.altl~Ya<ds
NM • ,...,,lrws 14
IS
10.U·O
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71
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J.I
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NH S"''-'· l-13; GffflJ, 2 I, SelDy, IO..,,lnu13L
CCIM -Woods. 11-56; 8rl0hl. 1"'4, Caw,
10.0, Martin.""· Wllil•, 1 mlnul 4
h•1llv ..... PaN1-.
NH -S.IDy, io-n.o. a
CdM -'Woods • .i..12.0. 11
l_v..,..•acelvlfl9
HH --tty, ~. Ward, 2·11, $wle\. ,.
CCIM -C-. J.1; Wtlllt, 1-44; lata Mt;
GoeDel, 1-S
University 25, Irvine 17
Sc-'1~ trvlne
Unl,,.nlly J 0 1 1-11
J I 1 12-U
I-Scott 21 FG
U-Pelr-23FG
U Pelr-31 FG
u ~J ...... CPlalr-kk ltl 1-s.11 ... 11 n.tll IScotl II.kl )
1-G•-7""' C5<9n ltklll
U--'*' I NII IPlalr-•klll
u -s--1""' c-talledl
All•-• -4.J(IO CH111n<119Cll
0.-su.tk• u First 0-... IS llvM!e~ye<ds S.S.t•
Panino,..,..,.. 40 Pauu U-0
Pun1$ t-33 FumblH-lost ).2
PeNIUes-yards >-U
1 ...................
I
IO Ill .a •1•1 .,.
1-2 •u
U-&ore...an, 1"15, FIKUI, 21 ... ; ""'*°""• I>-It; 18'!UUI. H ; Mt lauQllllft, Mew_._ s
1-S.llnn, 17~; GMfto. •21; Scllutnm,
• IJ, tovlO. 4-for..,.,.,,... •
·~ ....... V-Me-,.n. ,_.., 40
1-G•"'°• 4-14-1, U. ..... ,....... .........
U -Mc O.rmott, '·'· Fhcvs, I H . Sorenton. l·S.
1 -Tierney, 2-:M; Gold. 1·20, llondl, 1-t.
E1tancla 21, Coat• Me11 7
Scen'1~
Costa~ 7 O o 0-1
Estencl• I 7 o 1-21
CM -HNd '5 run wltl'I tvmble CHl-
kl<lll
Est -SNvi., I run CMcCalllll •IOI
E SI -C:.Cllol<I ll paA lrorn M<C.11111
CM<C.11111 klclll
EU -Ur,,_ tO OM* Ir-M<Cefllll IM<Celllll luclll
A ttendence -I ,IDO
'lrltO-
"""'-•-YM'Clt Panlno yards
Pano
Punts
F vmDIH-IOSI
~ .......
P•nallln-yards
CM
14
2041
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S.J3
l·I ,,,, l ... _1•in111-.
...
12
3J.l~
1$2
7-t>.o ....
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74$
CM -NI"°", 1-2'; H .. d, ._24; Ancler'lon,
•·mln11• It
Ell -Cr•nd•ll. t .tos, Devis, 1·17,
Slllv•ly, "21; Gallerelo, '""· Reel•. 2·1S, Alk•n, 1·2, -.zi.11. 1-1; McCalllll, t-ml,_ • 1 ............ ..
CM -~. t..i2 .. , '" Est -Nl<Caflill, 7·D-0, U2
I ...............
CM --. 1-U; C-, ._..,; E,..Ulll,
J.21, Defeo, l·ll; "'*rs.on, 1·1', NI_,,
MJ
Esl -C.cllola, S-11. urmaon, 1-60,
Gallardo, I ...
MIHlon Viejo 28, Dana Hiiia 6
kerety~
Dana Hllll o • o o -• MIHlon Vie to 7 4 1 0 -21
MV -CMroll ?t"'" CHonrlclllft kk•I
MV -~ J run ltwnriclU*l llkll)
OH -Harris J run Clll<ll Mcl<llHI
MV -C. &rown.Or\111 CHtMlq~Ok•I
MV -Carroll tl pas.s from Lalton-
CScllr-kkkl
AttencMnc• -1,000 (Htlln<lladl o-ttatlttlcs .,.. NI/II
FlrtlO-t JA ........ ,_ 2.... 31.m
PeulnoJWClt IU lCM p.... 10.17-4 .,.,
PUllll 741 1-M ,~1 .... 1ost M ~
PHle ltl .... Y•ds S.U WS ,,...,..... Rllllllfte
OH -Chllmpleua, IMt; Prall. 11M4,
H•rrlt, 1'3,
MV -C. .,_,, Ml; CMNll, 1'"1411;
ll•r'ff. 11-42, HeMIQun, ... .
••
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MV -~r, 0.lt•I, 1 .. , hill, 0.t ... .................
Ot4 -Ral'9I WI.~ 1>1'; Heffla '"'·""-•1..tt MV -~111Wk1, M ; OlllMft, M7J
CWY .. I J.•; <;."-.I•, lt9', MJ.
Mllet 0.1 H , llehop Mont. 10 "'-Cly~ ...... Oel ••• a-a
11~~1'\' 1 I t O•IO
IM-.... 1 NII IHall •k"'
IM-HellMl'G
MO_....,,,.." •k•ott rel11r11 IUwrnel1 ""''_.._..., MO ~ ft Ptn fr-Leo COoMI
llkU
MO • fliola I tlill 1 ... U lelledl
MO IC, l'IDll S rvn C DMll •lol
A-1,500 c .. 11-..1
0-ll.ttlllk•
MO
"'"' down.l to R11•1\et-yerelt U.to.
Peulno yards 11
'"•IMI l ·IM """" ',. FvmDl-IC>M t t
,.enal llft<YatCll .. 11 ............ •ldlll-.
aM • ""' • 10.l>·t ..a ,,,
•to
MO-IC • ...,.. l'>fn: \.OC'I o : Aflllm
'20; A fliola ).ti, Guy t-S, May I•
IM-ll&Oe 1 .. M: R•el •41, Cl'°9vll• >•fl, Gerely 4 for .,,....,. •· '*'o Hor l'\lnut
I
IMlww.1 .. eMI-. MO ~y).IM, 7'
BM -.S.10.t,JO, 8W9,S-IH,•
1...iw-•ecel• ....
MO-Sc.herl HJ, G l.OCy '"'• laMot,,. , .....
llM S<llMller \.It, 0.1 Homrn<1, >·a.;
Capdevlla Mor mlnvs l; Oo..ahv• 1· 11:
Cl.rntnlt 1-3; Garity I lor mlnu\ t; Orollt
1-11.
HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS , ..... .,
SunHtleagua
~ Overell
WlT WlT
Edlson S 0 O 10 o O
~rln• 4 I O t I o
P:ountaln Valley J 1 I I J o
OctanVlew 1 l 0 • 40
Weslmlnsler I 4 o s J O
Hvnlln91ew1 llff<h 0 S 0 > 7 0
Sea View league
L-Overall WlT Wl.T
El Toro • I o • 4 O
htancl• s t t • I I
Corona Clel Mar • 2 I 1 1 I
University 4 3 0 • 4 0
S.ddll!OK• • ) 0 • 4 0
Irvine 1 • O • s I
C01>I• MeW 1 • o J I 0
Newport ... ""'' I • 0 I ' 0
South CoHt LHgue
MIH(Oft Viejo
C4oplstr-Valley
Laouna Hiiis l a....,.a...:11
San Cl•..,..,I•
O•na Hiiis
~Overall WlT WlT
• 0 I e 0 I
• 0 1 1 2 I
l J 0 •• 0 2SO lSl
l •O 46 0
0 s 0 •• 0
Angelu1 League
lHtlH. Overall
WlT WLT
St. Paul • 0 0 tO 0 0
Blsll09 AAwll J I 0 I 2 0
Mallf' 0.1 2 1 0 • • 0
Servile t 3 0 • • 0 Bil"°9 Monl90"'9r'( 0 • 0 ' • 0
"" l'A UI ..
111 ..
216 120
"' m 171 10
"117
"" l'A I .. ISi
2• ts 1'0 .,
137 .. ,
121 Ill
"' ltl .. "' IS 1•
"~ l'A 244 21
111 lot
ISO tu
"' 1'7 t0m '° 134
' pp .. A
142 f'3
?Jt IC)
11l2U
207 t!O .. "'
NB~
Wf.STl!RNCONl'•RIHCI
Pacolllc Ulvlt ...
Portland
P-ntx
lalt9"
Golden Sta ..
Seattle
S.nO'-
7 s • l • ,
2
"""'"" DI•"*
.171 -
.SOO II'> soo 21'> m J .,. 3
:m )\II
S...Antonto UWI
O.nver Kansas City
HOUllOft
Dallas
• .157 -S .7U I > 37S 3\11'
, .. 4
2 "° 4\', 1 7 IU SY>
EASTE•N CX>Nl'aR•NC• ""-'* Ofllll .. 1
1
Boston
Pl'lli.clelpflta ,.. .. von.
WHlllnoton
N•W J•rMy
l •
l •
I 7
C.w•I Dlvlsl• s , , , Miiwaukee
O.troll Atlanta
Oll<-c1 .... 1and
ln<JIMM
• s > 4
J •
F•*f'sk-
Ull.n llt, Parll-llS
Bolton 111. New Jffwy"
Pflll-10flla IOS ICaMa-t City IS
Mllw.-ts, New York IS
Golden SIM• tOJ. Houlton too
Utall UI, 09nver 12•
San Antonio 11', 5Hlll• "' TMllM'JO-ff
Lallers al Pt.»nla
O•troll al Atlanta
I( anus City •I H•• Jersey
Boston •I Cl•wt-
Phll-ll)flfa at H-Yor-
Cl•i,_ at Wa~noton
Golden St.I• Ill O.llas
Ul•llalHouslon
lndl&N MS.. 0._
IH -
17~ -.,, )I'>
m • . IU •
,71' -
Sii I S00 II'>
..... 2 .,. ,
41' 2
lakers 119, Bluera 115
PO.Tl.AMO -Harp*' 6, Hall I •.
TllOlllPU• U , Pexson 10, A•llHY •• Valentine I , V•rllo•vt" 0, l•IU U ,
GVdm-•. La""' 2 1'otet1 .. U·tt lfS.
LOS AMG•LaS -ICvptlWlll JO, Wiikes 22,
Abdlll·JaDOer "· E Jol>n'°" It, Hilton 12, Cooper ti, lanct1D9r99r 2, Mc Kenn• 2,
B.-er. Tot.ts SI 17-21 tit
le-.., O!Nrt.n
POf'tlend tt 14 :n JO -US
~ AnQelft JI tl " 37 -llt
Thr-lnt 9C141lt -llates. Totel lovl• -
POf'llanct 12, LOS Angeles ,, T•cllnl<•ls -
Wtslhead (Lall ... CCMICll A 11 ,SOS
NHL
CAM .. 81LlCOM,a•INCa ,....,... Ofvtslea
H l T.GP OA "'8
EdmonlCWI 10 • I 17 .. 21
V.nco11¥er. 1, 1 , ,.. S3 17
IU11t• • ' 0 " t7 ,.
C•l~ry J " Sl .. 10
Color-l • ., 71 • ....... o ..... .-
MlnMIOta 10 l 1S II n
c111ceeo • " 1S ,.
Wl11nlpeo 7 .. ,, ,.
O.troll • .. .. , .
SI. Louis • 10 1J u
T«Oflte ' ' J " ,, II WAlal <:Oftl'l•l!NCI! .. ..,kl!Of ......
NY Isl-. 10 J • '° .. 21
Pflll•delpl\le ' s ' " '3 " .. lllsDur9" • 7 '
., .. II NYR...-n 1 • I S7 70 IS Wastllf191on I I• I .., 72 ' A-.OMtltll
Botton 10 a 11 JO n
Mont reel • 3 4 • 42 22 Buffalo , • • ff u • Owlle< 10 ' 0 " .. 20
H•r1fonl , 7 1 SI '3 11 "'"-1'•"-NY R .... n3, INff•loJ
O.tnllt a, WMNflll*I J
T ....... aO-
Wl""I ... 91 IC .. Plt...._,.el..._
Chic.,.« OWtlt W~MHat1fiWO
l!..,-.,.91NYI...,..,_,
l"llllMfllNaatT~
""'-'tl'MI el VeM-0... el Ml-..t& .
St. Uutt et c:ei-...
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fll •IJ llAC •• MO yer•
M.CMr M1141 CT,_...I .. • 11 .. 4 ... •••YO.....l~•I 4 •• JIO
Ou•l 1..0V IClltfltwl >M
AllO t•ad "'renly .,_.II. MIH M1till!Y
Cl'llCll , Mell•rHmftrme, 1 .. y P'l111f, 0•6lll"' Deni. Jlldle l•vl 0¥rt<tt, ... ..,_
o.v.I• Time lttl
U l!•ACTA CMI N1411 •lOJ 20
HC:OMO •AC•. 1$0 yercb
Oyll Chick CCtH .. rl toe J 40 2 •
MlthlV I C• ICerdNe) t.40 2M s. .. 1 MM 1w ... 01 uo
AIM re<ecl, lhe<•YI IM410e, Rel .. MY
Bers, Ill~ "911cy, lllflallon Htd91.
Time: 17.tt.
TM 111 D •ACI!. UO y.,.da.
T II• M IOflty Mitt ( CMClou.I I lO J.00 UO
""' Polea C0.-1 $ '° UO Call M• II-•· CCl'Hqet) s.• AltO r•elf Or~l9ut ..... TM Prl-o.t!M, Tlnlll Rte, ,adwr Cflel, Ml .. A-
Cree. OOfll\I JUJI lllVlt
Time: 11.17
U I XACT A l~I !Mid t.tO 60.
flOU •TM RACI. HO yarel1. o.c .... 1 ccr .... rl ,.,40 1>.cO 1.00
HOnd• J91 (W..-dl S.. 4 40 Vado ICar.-otal 4,00
Also r-. Oey Nall•• Too, llellrHCI
Wetcll. Hot SIO<ll. OUilY• Ouewnbe•t . Mlto
Munnle, 11111 L1•11ue Dancer. Reel Rlwr
Bovnce.
Time tr.tO st a XACTA (~11 !Mid UJO 40
PIPTM •AC•. UO YMCIS
Sum pl" tlrown IH•rtl I UO S.40 3.10
Some l"leure IPaullMI •.40 !I.Cl
C9r11or•t• HI ccr .. oer1 4 IO
Also r.ced So9cles HIQll, Go FOf'WIMAHn,
B••barett•, llvcll. Chuar. Jet Da ndy
8antoer Al-Flt\t, ll•wnl-
Tlm• II U
U I XACTA l•JI paid •1'-.0
SIXTM "-ACI!. :HO yerCI'
J v1t LIU Ma IH•rO S 40 3.20 UO
Tlmln11 IOeloml:>el 4.20 l.40
TOPtWard(IACbYI JIO
AIM> r«ed A LI,,. Bvo, Short J•I, E1torll.
Time. 11 tO.
SIVINTM RACa JjO yard~
Grandmn 8ol.cll. (Ward) 7 40 3.90 2 . .0
Sh••• KIO SNk• ccre~rl 3.90 3 . .0
•·MY Tiny Jt-1 !Hero 2.CI
Also rlKad Fut Pl-. •·Sel•<tm•, SNtt
H Time lncltan W•r O...ur, Lott. Tiny
Gay
• <OUP19CI
Tim. 11 ..
U UtACTA l ... J> pakl Ul.40.
U l'ICJC SIX ,....,..,_., !Miki taM.IO with
3' ... 1nn1no tlckatt (five ,_i.n> U Picll Sia
conaolalton tNld U2 40 wllll °'3 wlnnlno
ll<Ull llovr llOnlHI U PIO Sia scral<ll conaolatton paid ,, .. 60 "'Ith three wlMlno
lkkell lllwff "°"""·OM scratclll
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Las Vegas
selected
to P-CAA
SANTA BARBARA CAP> -
The Pac tlc Coalt Athletic AHOC'llftton hH expanded fo
nine members wlth the addltlon
of the UnJveraJty or N vada·Laa
Ve1as, it. wu announced Priday.
The action. which la ettecUve
lmmedhU.ely, wu taken al the
llnal ee sron ot the PCAA'.f'
winter meetlnu in Santa
Barbara 'and was endorsed by
the UNLV Board of Regent.s, the
League said.
UNLV will be eligible ror this
spr1ng 's co nf ere n ce
championships In wrestling,
swimming, tennis and golf, and
be eligible for all conference
crowns, inc:luding football and
basketball, during the 1982·83
school year, the conference said.
"I 'm very pleased with
today's action of the PCAA
Council and the Board of
Regents of the University of
Nevada," said PCAA
Commissioner Lewis A. Cryer.
"This is another important step
in the growth.of the PCAA."
The PCAA was first formed on
July l , 1969. Five of the ~even
charter members of the league
Long Beach Slate. Fresno
State, San J ose State, Pacific
and UC Santa Barbara are
still part of the conference.
Joining since that tame have
been Cal State Fullerton. UC
Irvine and Utah State. Seven of
the nine league schoors have
football teams. the exceptions
being UCI and UC Santa
Barbara. All have basketball
teams.
· · 1 am very happy with
UN LV's association with the
PCAA," said UNLV President
"Dr. Leonard E. Goodall . "The
universities in the conference
have fine reputations for both
their academic a nd their
athletic programs.··
Nevada·Las Vegas has been
competing on an independent
basis in recent years. The school
has been best·known athlet1cally
for its success m basketball
under Coach Jerry Tarkaman,
but the football team has fared
well, too. defeating Brigham
Young and San Jose State .
among others. this year.
Merlin first
to finish
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Dall(l"W-...U.. Wn•
Merlin. a 65·foot sloop under
charter to David Femx of St.
Francis Yacht Club, crossed the
finish line at 10 a.m. Friday to
pick up fir~Mo-finish honors in
the. Long Beach to La Paz yacht
race.
e rest of the 13-boat fleet
as spread out from 80 to 125
iles een La Paz and Cape
ucas ·n a race that has
been slow fr the beg1n01ng.
There are four boats rated
under the International OCfshore
Rule and mine sailing under the
Performance Handicap Racmg
Fleet system.
The race is actually two races
in one with the yachts taking
their times as they rounded
Cabo San Lucas and again at La
Paz.
Corrected lime winners in the
IOR group at Cabo San Lucas,
were Bacchus, Heat Wave,
Black Bird and Merlin.
PHRF corrected time winners
at the Cape were Leprechaun
Contrary to Ordinary. Pericus
and Juke.
Golden West
poloist s 20-0
Golden West College's water
polo team stayed perfect this
season while Orange Coast had a
rough time on the road in
community college action
Friday.
The Rustlers improved their
overall record to 20·0, 10·0 in the
South Coast Conference with a
on e ·sided 17·1 triumph over
Santa Monica. Ten different
players tallied for Golden West,
including · three goals apiece
from Tim Jenk ins. Robe rt
Hamilton and Kevin Kendall.
OCC went to Long Beach City
College and sttffered a 15·4
setback. dropping the Pirates to
13· 10 overall.
"We 're better than our
record," said Orange Coast
Coach Jack Fullerton, whose
team welcomes San Diego Mesa
Tuesday.
Woodbridge
coach sought
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Image ABC's
' could aid jOb
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I waat to talk lo my supervisor
about being considered for a promotion but
evuytlme I have to speak about myself, I freeae.
What cu I do -write a note? -A.L., Suanton.
Pa.
An improved self-perception could loosen your
tongue. Miss Piggy in her new ··Guide to Life"
(Muppet Press/Alfred A. Knopf), reveals tips on
making a beauty survey that suggest the kind of
look you should take at yourself for this purpose:
"Divide your Beauty Zone into Areas of
Concentralion (things lo work on) and Areas of
Commendation (things to congratulate yourself on
.CIRllRS
having already). On an itsee-bitsee piece of paper,
make a list of what you want to change and put it
somewhere out of sight, but handy. On a very
large piece of paper, make a list of what you're
happy with. Stick it on your mirror. Now you're
ready to begin."
Miss Piggy has the right idea: Accentuate the
positive. Write on a sheet of paper one auractive
quality about yoursetf for each letter or the
alphabet (you can skip the letter x>. Here's how
your alphabet audit might look :
Alert, balanced,. careful, discreet, earnest,
friendly, gracious. healthy, intuitive, joyous.
knowle'dgeable , logical, motivated, nice.
open-minded , productive, quick-witted ,
responsible, sincere. tactful, understanding,
vigorous, warm, youthful-looking, zestful.
IC you're stuck, ask a few friends over for an
alphabet party to help you see how wonderful you
are . Now that video cameras are becoming
common, follow up with on-screen rehearsals of
what you want to say.
If your ability to present your case doesn't
Improve, join speakers' groups and practice; read
books like Dorothy Sarnoffs "Make lhe Most of
Your Besl, a Complete Program for Presenting
Yourself and Your· Ideas with Confidence and
Aulhority" (Doubleday ).
If all else fails and you do have to write a note.
refer back to "Miss Piggy's Guide to Life." As she
says: "I have always believed that moi had great
natural gifts as a writ.ear."
READER SER.VICE : Looking ahead ?
"Opportunity: Where to find it in the 'BOs," ia a
four-page rupplement to the U.S. News Waahington
Letter. In it, /orecaaters envmon the nation in 1991. For
·a copy, enclose a stamped, self-addressed. long white
envelope with your requeat to Joyce Lain Kennedy at
Boz JS, CO!ta Meaa 92626.
Court hacks
'Samho's' use
Cincinnati <AP> -A federal appeals court
says the Firsl Amendment guarantees a
restaurant the right to use the name "Sambo's"
even if local government officials say the name
interferes with racial harmony.
The 6lh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled
that a California-based restaurant chain could use
the name in Ann Arbor, Mich.
The court overturned a lower-court ruling that
the chain waived its free-speech rights by agreeing
to call its Ann Arbor re.staurant the Jolly Tiger.
The chain said the Jolly Tiger was losing money
but was denied permission by Ann Arbor lo use the
Sambo's hame.
Some say the name recalls the stereotypes in
"The Story of the Little Black Sambo," a
cbUdren's book.
Old· boat house
to be restored ' SAN DIEGO (AP) -Chart House Enterprises
I.De . paid $100 for the old bathboule of the San
Dle10 Rowing Club.
"Jt was a brokm-clown lhack," the company'•
tawrer aaid ol Ute IO-year~ boatboule ll1ted oa ta. Natklnal RelllVY Of Hlatorlc Plaee1.
But aow lite -la• Dle~Port Dl1trlct C..•._... bM apprcwed to re1tore it, ~I& ........ San Dl'80 y at the foot of It!» A--.,.'°a.rt llouM NltaUl'Ut. ~ . 8lclllft Alnaader Bart, tbe Chart House ,JMlt4111111' tM ~km'• vote that 11.4
wm '9 .,.a• tlM r.toratlon.
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FIFTH ANNUAL AUCTION
WHO
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
WHY
WHAT WILL BE AUCTIONED
ENTERTAINMENT
FURTH~R INFORMATION
The Bowers Museum Foundation
of Bowers Museum
Fifth Annual Auction
November 14,
6:30 p.m. to Midnight
2002 North Main Street,
Santa Ana, California
A fund-raiser serving capital expansion
for the Museum which plans to triple
its current size. Bowers Museum currently
enjoys the largest public usage of.
a cultural facility in Orange County.
Artifacts, art objects, antiques,
paintings, lithographs, ethnic art
& articles, oriental and decorative rugs,
jewelry, handmade items, condominium
and hotel weekend vacations, private
house parties, tickets to entertainmer:-it
events, antique automobiles, etc.
Jerry Holton 's Jazz Band with live
Dixieland jazz"
Virginia Donohugh
Bowers Foundation 547 .;0696
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Orange Coaat OAJLY PfLOT/Saturday, November 14, 1981 Cl
·EITERTlllllll .
. 'Fhree operas to be broadcQSt tonight from Met
By IU&S 81LVB&MAN .,_, .... ..._ __
NEW YORK -Booed by tau and derided by
crltlca ln her firat appearance• thl• 1ea1on,
llOprano Renata Scotto now la tailnl her cue
cllrect to the American public -"Llve from t.b~
Met."
She'• doln1 it by sinJlnl au three aoprano
roles ln Giacomo Puccini's "11 Trittico," a Lrt101y
l)f OG•act operu that will be broadcut from the
1taae of .the Metropolitan Opera House by public
TV Saturday at 8 p.m. EST.
When abe •ant all three part.I five yean a10,
Ml11 Scotto wu the flnt performer ln tfie Met'a
blstory to do so -and received rapturoua critical
notices for both the expreuivenesa of her singing
and the inteMity or her acUnJ.
Fa.r dllferent wal$ the reception when she
opened the current season in Bellini 'a "Norma,"
one of the most notoriously difficult parts ln opera,
and one which even her most fervent admirers bad
to admit exceeded her vocal powers.
But behind the catcalls and critical pans was a
widespread feeling that Mias Scotto is unfairly
favored by music dJrector James Levine over
. "lt one 1in1er and one coadUctor have a better rolllckJn1 comedy of 1reed and youn1 love set in
• relationah.lp than some others, why abouldn't we early·Renai11ance Florence. Relatives of a
work tocetber?" 1be aaid. "I wu nevtr part of a wealthy man who baa dled enlist the tltle
clan or Malla, I'm atone, Just dolnl my work. character in for1inJ the will so they will all benefit
"Some people seem upeet because they 1ee IO -but be in tum dupes them and maJcM hlmHll
much ol my face, but I don't bother anybody. Why the cblef belr. Miu Scotto plays the subordlnate
do they bother me?" role of Lauretta, SchJccbl's dau1bter, who 1et1 to
Her detract.on will likely remain 1Uent a1 sbe sing one o1 Puccini's most famo~ arias, "O mio
performs in "Trlttico." Min Scotto'• 1reate1t babblno caro."
trlumpha have come in Puccini, from ber · "To me, the thread that connecta aJl three
"Madame Butterfly" of years ago to her Mimi in works II the ldea of death," Mils Scotto said. "In
"La Boheme" in the very lint "Llve from the 'Tabarro,' it's ugly and awful, in 'An1ellca,' It '•
Met'' btoadcut in the sprin1of1977. ' beautiful and miraculous, and in 'Schicchi, · it's
"ll TrUUco," which bad its world premiere at something to laugh at.
the Met ln 1918, opens with a blood·and-pualon ·'Singing all three ls a challenge, because you
melodrama, "Il Tabarro," set in contemporary only have 20 minutes to change from one lo the
Paris. The heroine, Glorgetta, llves on a bar1eand next," she said. "I don't just mean costume and
ends the opera with a horrified scream when she makeup. You have to change emotionaJly and also
discovers her husband bu stabbed her lover and the voice -Giorgetta has to have a sad, bitter wrapped bi.I body in a cloaJc. sound, but then Angelica must start out relaxed
"Suor Angelica," the middle opera, ii set in a and serene."
17th century convent where the title character is She said she especially en)o,Ys ending the
notified by relatives that he.r illegitimate child bas evening on a happy note since she is so Identified
died. Dislraught, she takes poison and ln a final with tragic operas where the be·roine rarely
seraphic vision is reunited wilt) her child by the survives the final curtain.
Renata Scotto • other sopranos ip plum roles at the Met -and
that, she said, really hurts. Virgin Mary. "My son says; 'You always die, so please find
The evening closes with "Gianni Scblccbl, .. a ,....--a_n_o_p_e_ra_w_h_er_e_y_o_u_d_o_n_'_t _d ... le_;_·_· _sh_e_s_at_d_. _______________________ _
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.Leaders still neck and neck
ll'a 1tlll a battJe royal ~twffn Plnlu
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yo u r1 Judy G 1 rl and
mu1tca11, cana. On lo the next round aa we reach the midway
point ln our current outpowina of lncon1equentla.
Read 'em and resp.
1. Sidney Llebowlta didn't have his wltz about
him when be 1alned fame. musically, u whom?
2. Name the turtle ln the comic at.rip Po10.
3. The phfaae "Yeah. yeah, yeah" became
ldenttfled with the Beatles. Name the only song In
which it was used.
4. The "Flying Fortress" wu the nickname of
what airplane?
S. A character caJled Eisenhower MacArthur
pops up In what movie?
6. What was Janel Margolin's occupation when
Woody Allen met her In the movie "Take the
.Money and Run?"
7. What baseball player answers to the
·nickname of "The Chancellor?"
CARVING A CAREER in wax is Mov1eland
Wax Museum sculptor Logan Fleming. who
works on one of his cr eations for the
museum. He has been a wax sculptor since
1963.
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big guy w14 a lifesaver In what movie?
Last Week's Aaswera
1. Tom Drake <name change>
2. B. C. (apteryx>
3. "Be a Clown" (song lyric)
4. Abagail Folger and Jay Sebring <Manson
victims)
5. 3' (Newman in "Hud"l
6. Furniture ( HarriB in "Mighty" l
7. Reggie Smith of Atlanta < "Supergnat")
8. "Family Album" (Jasper Fealberwaya)
9. (a) George, (b) Pleez.AJI Billiards ("Music
Man"> 10. "It's My Turn" (movie riddle)
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• MOYIE '* * "The WOfld Of Abbott
And Coatello" (1065) 8ud
Abbott. LOY Coet4lllO. The
beet --from 18 of the
dUo'• mcMM -hlghligllt-
ed.
• MOYIE '* '* "Orecula lie. Frwllcen-
ateln" 11g111 J. C1trol
Nalllll, Lon CNney. Dracv-
la helpe Or. Frenll_.eln
revive Ill• mon•t•r In
return tor ....._1Mnlng
blood 8*\1111.
• INT'AOOUCTION TO
PHIL090PHY CC)MOWE * '* '* y, •• The Bad And The
Beautiful" ( 11152) Kirk
Oouglaa. lMWI Tum« A
COICl-11Mr1ed Hollywood
PfodUcet affect• the ._ of _ .. people put9Ulng
ttardom.
®MOVIE
'*'*~"Rough CUI" (1980)
8Ul1 ~old•. LMley·
Anne Down A 8rttleh
eodallt• iur.. an lntema-
lion.t )eW9I lfllel CM.11 of
retlr-t to help her etNI
'3<>,000,000 In dlamonae.
'PO'
(l)MOW!
··~"Holl.Md And.cold
Feel" 11g791 Jim o.ie. Don
Knotta. In The Old WM1.
twW\ brolhera -one rough
'n' tough, Iha Other 8 city·
bred mllquetout -com-
pete In • grueling contM1
to -who wttl lnhertt theit
t•IMf'• fot1une. ·o·
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POW!AHOUA I RAT PATftOL
INTAOOUCTIOH TO
PHIL080PHY
t:00 9 (I) 8UG8 BUNNY I
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8 0 NCM FOOT9ALL
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elHTAOOucnONTO
PHIL090PHY OMOW '* * \4 "The Nude Bomb"
( 1980) Don Adema. SyMe
Kriete!. Secret llgtlnl Mo-
well Smer1 flle4M l\le mo&I
dang«OU9 ed-ry In en
ardl vlllaln whO plane to
~ rniMllee tl\al wlll
Olerotle the entire human
poputatlon. 'PO' e:ao I a PACE STARS MOYIE . ••'A "The Time Tra-
veler•" ( 1964) Preston
Fo.1•, Merry Anders. A
Ql'CIUP of r-dl lden-
tlsta ~ting with
time warpe are ecc:IOenlel-
ly propelled IOnnrd Into
WI unl>Mrable future.
• CHUACH IN THE
HOME
I u..a. CHAONCl£
10:00 OZZIE ANO HAAAIET
• PORTMIT ~A
LllQIND
• ACHll..DTO .........
I TIM OLD HOU8E
VOTIR'I PUtE.JNE
Jim Cooper 1r....-to
WMNngton, D.C. 10 ~
duct . -Int•· 1IW wlttl Senator Alen
er-ton. CC>MCMI
··~ .. ~ Roc:k". (tt61) EMe Preeley, Judy r,e.. A ~ pn.oner
...,_ to l*Y the guitar,
end'\ •ft« Ne , .......
~to etardoft'I. CIDf!ICMm *'*'4 "Three WWT!Of•"
( 1917) R•ndy Ou•ld, a..-White Eegle. A ta.
year •Old lnd l•n boy, .......... °' being reooo-ntlled ... -nor ......
tO Wtldllle ,. .....
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co-hosts ''Nashville Palace" at 9 tonilht
on KNBC ( 4 > a long with Tammy
Wynette.
10:•1 1 ~ ~TEN
• W'E'M MOYIN'
• TM WOOOWNGH'rl
SHOP .. . ••• l'OfmWTS"' • . .
PA&'TU
.MOYIE * * "Breaking Glue" (1980) Hazel O'Connor.
Phil Denlele A Brtlleh punk
pop .,.,.. llleelyle ultl-
metflly lead• 10 tregedy.
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• AM!NCAN lf<YUNE
11::30 9 (I) TAl'IZAN / LOHE
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NASHVILLE MUSC
• THE WOAL.D ~
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• AIGHTEOU8 APPL.ES
-AFTERHOON-
1~1 RAIN90W PATcH l.08T IH SPACE
Will nMrly runs ewey with
an Int.,~ drc:ue.
• MOVIE * * • "Crou Of von" (1g77) J•me• Coburn ..
Mu:lmUlan Sc:hell Btvlal ·
wertere on the RuMlan
front btlnga CM.II the belt
and wor•I In German otll-
cera u 11\ey ~lfloe theif
llvea, honor and truth for
the COYeled Iron C.-ou..
• ADA»-12
Malloy end Reed cope with
• leilor who w•ntl ven-
geenoe, !Ind • bit gin who
trlae to bllll • tourist Ill QUll TINO
"log Cabin ..
• HOMe BAADfMNG
a! CH9CO AHO THE MAH
Chero ~ en Arnerl
c:ancll~
(C)MOVIE * * ·~ "Allred The G,_t ..
(111611) O.Vld ~.
MlehMI York A nlnt!H:en-
tury w.mc>r king muat
chOOM ~ hie k>f>g·
Ing tor • "mple Ill• and the
pr...ur• of i..ctlng "'-
people In lheif struggle
~.in.t 111e o.,_.
Uf) WHOOUNHm: THE
OMAT UH60l11B> "
MYSTEAIES
Many of tl\e rnoet put>tt-
ctzed end -yet-uneo!Yed
myeteriel of the lut cenlu·
ry. •vc:TI H Jack the
RIP98<"• trail of murderOY•
t«Yor Ind •lll•lrl• Amelie
Ear1W1'e ~-. -••lllNned (!)MOVIE ••'A "Hurrey For Betty
Boop" (1gao) Anlmlited.
Voice of Tommy Smothera.
Betty gett Into politic. and
llghte tor women'• rlghta.
'PO"
(%)GANMU8TEM
"Wentecl Al HMdquel·
1er1" (Chapter 11)
12:30 8 (I) TOM ANO .lfMY I =:Al AMINCA
•14 "Nev•d• Smith"
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Potta. 1 .... ecl 1>y Harold
RobblM" now!. ''The C•·
petbaggerL" An old gun-
runner end en lndten l\llff·
bteec1 _, • .n1pmen1 of I
·~ ICJOM Utah tefrlt<>ry.
• AIJNl,.12
A pl'fv•t• lnv .. Llg•tor
outemerte lllmaell.
• THE '"°1'0 IHOW
Jonathan Ooell d'--
how to ~ Ille beM
cam.• lor you. • 1:CMNJ•••ra
• • ''The UttMt Dnlgolw''
A Olll'O f1' llldll. 1'*'9d In
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aech Ol"-' annlYer'Nt\'
Pf-l•.
• MOYIE '*•'Ao "Merrlll'e Maraud-
.,.. .• (tlHl2) J.tt Chandler, Yy Herdln. fn Burm., Oen-
.,., Fran« ..._rill end Ille
men try to deetroy • etra-•• J_,_ vlllege dur· ~ Wortd Wk II
• MAGIC OFOIL
PAINTING
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"The Peper Of ciu.tflca-
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end Norber1o S•bal• (live
from A11an11o coy. H.J.).
®MOVIE ••'A '"Rough Cul" (1g80)
Bur1 Reyflolda, lMley·
Anne Down. A Brltleh
aociallte lurM Wt lnterna-
tlonlll )eW9I thief CM.It of
retlr-1 to he4p "-eteel
$30,000.000 In di~.
'PO' t::ao 8 (I) 10 MNITU 8 TAU< A80tlT
PICTUAU
FNtured· FrMlance Pho-
togr~ Leigh Wiener.
I LEAVE rT TO BIAVIA
NOVA
''Animal ~·· Tl\e
beauty. endurenc. and
poww of ~ In the
wild are IU••llPOMd with
Olympic •thtet• perform-
ing 1Nl8 Wl\k;I\ have perllJ.
let• In 11\e entm•l lclngdom.
(R)Q D WNTINO FOR A
MA80N
"The Word~ (hrt 1)
Cl) 8HOWTIME'I
HOU.YWOOO
(%)MOVIE **'*"" "Jull•" (1g77t
J•ne Fonda. V•n••H
Radgreve Writer umen
~ le dtewn Into Ille
fNllrl thrult of WW1Jme
raelstenc» elfor1• When her
eio-1 Chlldhood friend
Melceherhelp. 2:00. KIOIWOAlO
Featured: en lnllfVlew with
Jeff eon.way. •tar of the
TV 8how "Tul"; • repor1
on 12-~-old Paul Ma-
llOn, one of the IM1M1
y<>ung dlatenc;e runnete In
America end • top child
mod411. 8 IEVIRYWHEAE
locatlow. 11"9 from tl\e Boy
Scout Jamboree et Sant•
Anlte Raoe Trecll
• GIWGAH'l lllAHD
Ollllgen mwt• Dr. 8orta
Baffnlcotl ""'° rneetrMlflzee
l\lm Into obeying l\ie every
commend ·=WEEK (I) IEMfAHT
PADTON OF THE
YU<ON (C)MOVIE **'*14 "Wlaa Blood"
(1.) Bred DCM.lrll. Amy
Wrtght. An ""°tlonally
detaCfled preacher c:on-
lande With • h.lndfUI ol
people. Md! of whom
wente to exploit him for •
dttterent ,.._.'PO'
(l)MOVIE * * * ''o.lgr*'CI Wom-
wi·· (11157) Oraocwy .....
l..Mlran ~ A l°" dr.-
dellgrler end • .,,.,_,..
• .... the atrelne of mari-
tal bllN.
.M0\111 * '* * "The World'• 01981· eet A.,._" pg73) John
Atrtoa. Jan.Mld\MI vir.-
cent. A coadl ~ le 1111¥-
lng • Nrl °' bed tudl relUr"8 lo hie root• In Afri-
ca tnd dlecoven • ..,.,...
athliee.'0' 1:111 I WITH YOU .... .,,.*NG
Tiie CHt•w•y• ere
....,.,.. Md put In I
..... by ........... -~ •••'Al ...... Uk• " Hot" (ftllt) T~ ~
Jedi~ T.o wit· ,... ....... v ...... .... .,_,,_.,._
• ...... .,an ...... ........ ~ ......... ................. ........ ••••GM.• ..... .................... ...............
LT a.lllR ........... ................ ........... _. , ........ ._.,. :=s ••
• GALJflWA
DMMll!lMI~
OrTY A---ol~pflo...... hlul••lli• .. of ... WOfld'• , .... ,
l'owl!ll .. !MM ~ ....... 1411\ ,,lllOlllOo, with
.~ .. T°"'._..,
Oft ... pOlltlol Ind lllMofy ..... •••ONM.~ """lllONIY WM;t9 •• 0T ••Hel!Mft .,..,,lllOt ..
®~ *. "lM .PrMll ~· ( tMO) Don Knotte. Tim
eor_,. Two bumtlllnO
AIMrtolln d•l•'*--oallad In to lnYllllOet• •
..,.... of lllUfdart In en
EngMell Olltlt. 'PO' MO. (I) ..-oM'I IATUN>AY
16-round W8A JUnlor w-.
lerwelOflt Cl\alN)IOnehlp
bout ~Ii.Mon Pryor
'"' 0 11)11•11 .101111un CTff941 lnGltwleM). •
I flMl4AU.
'Alf' "-A y IH
"°"'* From •n •uthorltatlv•
Chronology to • rundown
of the c:un.m ~
of women'• et'*flo.. Ihle
epeclll hM ectlon-pecjlecl
footage, tntervllwtl (lndud-tng Ann Myan end C.thy
l .. Cl'oeby) end OOod. ~
Id edllloe encoutaglng fun
end -dee. with holl
Oorottty Hamll. (Per1 2)
• PIMONAL. ANAHCE
NfOMONIY
w.NAOW
"Holne 11\Mlttnee"
(%)MOYIE * '* "The llleltor" ( 1g79)
Mel Ferr9r, JoM Hueton.
A(I andent from • Olatant
glllUy com. to Earth to
destloy an IYll 8-yeat-old
gin who le deellned to be
the mother of • ~.
me61Yotanl 1-. 'R'
~-~ 10-round mlddlewelght
boUI belweeh Alex R81noe
•nd Norberto S•b•ter
(from Atlantic Cltv. H.J.).
Also: Women's world ~==:,:r11h11rHt11no1
• OOU.GOWI
ntUNOA.M D K().W(
Clrcumatenci•I •vldenc.
mek• • young Oreelc a
auepec1 In the mur~ of •
PfOtltttute. I:::::.=.
THAOUOH THE ARTS III TWE AOCKA>AD
flLE8
A WNlthy Texan'• wit•
hlr• Roc:1dord to dMI wfttl
• blactunell Pf~. a::> M0\111
••• \4 ~The Bad And The
Ba•utllul" ( 1g521 Kirk
Dougl ... Lana Turner A
cold·hffrted Hollywood
Pfoducer •tlect• tl\e llYee
01 _., people pursuing
eterclom.
Cl) COME Bl.OW YOUA
~
Elllot Gould end Allee
OhOsUy 8IM9 In Ihle c;ome..
Oy ptey ebCM.lt • raformed
pl•yboy who finds hi• Youno« btol"-followlng
In hie tootttape DMOW *** "Outlaw Bluu"
(1g77) Peter Fonda, S-
S•lnt J•mea Wl\en •
c.ountry--•tern •Inger
...... hi• eong • .,, ••-con
Irle• d••p•r•t•ly 10
retrieve l\le recording
right• wtllle be1tllng lhe
pollea. 'PG' 4!30. IOOCER ~ ~
GEMIANY
Argentina YI. Germany
CD HUMAHfTIU
THAOUOH THE ARTS
®MOVIE *** "P9'e'e Dragon" (1g77) Helen Reddy. Shel-
ley Wlnt•a. With Iha help
of • d>ubl>y green dragon
named Elllott. en orphen
NCapee from 1\19 nuty
IMter larnlly end IQ091her
the two of them l\ead for
Miine. 'G'
I• 9 NF\. AIVIEW AND
PMVIEW
• STAATNK
The Ent«Prlae siur-an
alien er •ft reeponelble for
the deetructlon of • '°*'"
tlftc outpoet.
I ..... P'UHHOUft Ko.w<
Kotek trlea lo etop two
aenael•H kllllnge on
Ch<lltmae eve .
.MOv. * * * "White Une F_..
(1g75) J-.Mlchaal Vin-
cent, Key Lenz. A young
tNdc• llghte 11'8 crOOllecl conglomar••• wNc:fl c:on-trole the Artzona "91gtlt
~-• IOUC>GOLD
Holt: Altdy Gibb. Conoet:
~ McCoo. Guaate:
~ ~ OabOle .......
,.,_ Uttle ,__Send. -
Prwton, 8lalw 8'adge. the
8plnnan. Aod St....,,.
• WtMDco.19
"Hlgllftaa AMlounde" K-
in'• friend "Hlghrl•,"
~by hie ~·
~ ..... "out Oftllle
trcuDMd ,,.,...,, CP., ti
~ M•A•t•H
Aed.r ..... out ....
~ '°' • ~ ----~ .. c:NMad oue ol an ~ IOllW• .... ,.... ........ 1.::..WIUC
~DweTllM"
** ..,.., .... Of TM .. ,__ "'°"' ......
~ ............ .............
-------~ IP!'!!!!! ..... ... -"·" .............. ..
-
':"':--MIR, ..... A ........... ........... ............ --~--·
Orange Cou t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 14, 1981
TUBE lOPPERS
KNXT 9 7:30 -"Dance li"ever "
Phyllis Diller , Sam J ones, Steven
Shortridge are Judaes. Jlm Photoglo
auests. •
KNXT 9 8:00 Oasney classic
"Mickey ancf the Beanstalk" and part
one of ''Dumbo" will be presented.
K.NBC 8 9:00 -"The Nashvllle
Palace." Tammy Wynette and George
Jos:ies host gues~s Slim Pickens, Charley
Pride, Terri Gibbs , Minnie Pearl and
Roy Acufr.
. KO.~E 9 10 :00 "Austin Cit y
Lamits. Features the Mandolin Special
and the David Grisman Quintet.
OUM•• Wiiiie Dixon, Roy
Eldrldge and J•clcl•
Mei.en. (R)Q
(I) M1.COMI IACK. KOTTP
The 8-thoge convtnoe
Oebe 10 audition .. •
oomedlan •• • local l\ot
9'~1)
'* *~ "'lle ul•n•nl
sa-tar'• Wife" 11g121
lee Orent. Jecll Werden. A
de•d pollcemen'e wife
•llemple 10 CINt him of
bribery charG" .
-EVENNG-
**\lo "Bllllon Dollar
Hobo" (1g78) Tim Conwey,
WIH 0--. A derellc1 with •
depreNed OYtlOOll on Ille
brlgtll-up When he l\U
to undertllk• • cr-
country )oUmey In order to
claim an Mormou9 lnheri-
tenc». l~IHACKLU~
* * "The Mut• Gun-Ilg hter" pg75) Tom
L.aughlln. Ron O'Neal A
gunfight• haunted l>y •
ehwnetuf dMCI Mii °"' to redeeni hie honor wlll\ •
pletol •nd • umural
eword .
• C08M08
"'The Becllbone 0t Hight"
Or. Carl Sagan examin.
human thought about tl\e
hMven• tl\r~to
ry end •llempte t~g•·
nlla what le -•be>Ye ue.
(~Q fll) MATINEE AT THE
8UOU
FMIUl'ed: "llllle Tough
Ou(' C 1g39) aterrtng Huntz
H•ll and the DNd End
Kid•: • Car1oon; • 1g32
ehort; and Cl\aC>ler 7 of
"Tl\e Phantom Empire"
( 11135) -ring Gene Autry
end SlftlaV Burnell•
CC>MO'llf * *"" "Alfred The Greet" ( 11H19) O.\'ld Hemminoe.
MlctlMI York. A nlntl\-cen·
tury -nor ~Ing must
~ ~ hie k>f>g-
lng for • elnlPle Ille and the
~-of INdlng Ille people In thelt stNggle
(1)=0.-.
**"""Hot Leed And Cold
Feet" ( 11178) Jim Dele, Don
Knotta. In The Old WM1,
tWln brothln -one rough
'n • tough. 11\e other • clty-orw mllquelOMI
pete In • gruellng conl•I
to -who wtlt lnhert1 their
l•thar'• fortune ·o·
CIMOYIE
•• .,., "'loophole" ( 11154)
&any Sul!Mn. Dorothy
Malone. A benlt ~
eccueed °' plller1ng • lerge
tum Of monay Pe>nerel•
hlrnMll by apprlhendlng
11\e reel culprtt.
~-NBA~ LOI At>gelee L.all.. VI
,.._,.,xs....1 .. ~ ..
e:ao I Cl> a Newt ENTaTAINM!NT
TIMWEB<
An Interview with Bob
Hope; Dolly P•rton
dlacun•• l\ar movie
care.; Kenny Aogerw In
coneer1.
9:46 (%) A*iW.YWa
Tiii• enlm•tecl comedy
teetUtlrtg tl\e vo1cea of Gii-
da AIMlner end Biiiy Crye-
.... look• .. hOw the veri-. -..wn• prao-• lor
INlr own O¥nPlc oen--
7:00. (I) IH IEMCH ~
''TlmeAnd Sp-. Tr....i··
•
.... WIMYOU?
l.A ..... WllJ(
''Big 8ande 0.-time··
1 ...... .,
YOU MICID flOft IT "'MUPftTI NfO MAN: ntl llWCNa"'
ntl ""'"'9
Jim ...._ natf'.... .
look .. dips of the 120
Muppet--.
CIDWOM.o
~·••IOICING O.feftdll10 Ul•mplon
~ ..... the~
• ---to llotd Ill,.. lndlvldu•I world
lllllle, batt ... Certoa 8-
... Ill -Ive W9C lllPI' Welterwelght crown
IMIClh. (II) CILftlllW)
''Tiie .........
1:e1•M.aNWR ~~"..................
......... cai.t: ....
~ I LOCICATUI ...,.._
WM t.==-llWI&•
=-:~~
•·un.-.,~ ,,.;:=-** .. .._ ~ .. C•fl-....,,._., ................... .............. ................ R • llllOa"' -.... ,_,; --·--~ .... ,,.. .. -.................. " ....
• WOVll
•• "8om Loaer•" (tN7)
Tom LAughlln. ellUbeth
J-. A llalf·breed ~
en, a.y J6ck. t~ •town
full of~ tough•
•III MAQQla
During 8NOe'• blrthd•Y
party, Buffy notlOU her
diamond ring mlealng and
--91\e ecdderltelly mixed It Into the --1·
.,, blrll'ldey cMI•.
• THEWA&.TOHI
A young prMochef el•ylng
• few deye with IM r'lll·
tone INd• Jol\n-Boy 10
aeak CM.It 11\e true meaning
ofaa,.
• MOVIE **"" "Framed" (1g74)
Joe Don Baker, Conny \/en
Dylce. After ICM.Ir year• of
brute! pr190n treaunent. e
gambler -· ~ on tM tl\ugl, croot!ed
COP9 end polltlcl.lnl who
MC lllrnup ••
• UYE FAOM THE MET
"II Triltleo" Tl\e MeHopoll-
tan Opera'• produetlon of
Giacomo Puccini'• 1 .. 1
completed worll lnckl<IM
"II T•barro," "Suor Angell·
ca" end "Gianni Schlcc:hl";
Renate Scotto le fMlured
.. the herOlne In Men Of
Iha opefN and JemM lllY·
Ina conOucte.
(t)MOWE • * • \4 "M•nh•ll•n"
( 1117g) Woody Allen. Dl-
l<Mton. A polgnar11 IOok la
teken et 11\e day-to-day
-te In the Mte ol e Hew
York Chy comedy writer
'R'
(D)MOVIE * * "Tl\e Prlvele Eyee"
( 11180) Don Knolta, Tim
Conwey Two bumbling
American detectlvee .,.
called In to 1n-1ig.te • eerw ot murder• In an
English c:alle. ·pa·
())MOVIE
••'h "Rough CUI" (1g80)
Burl Reynolds, L .. iey.
Anne Dow!' A Brltlah
eodallt• luree en lnlerne-
tlonal Jewel thief °"' ot re11r-t to help her •teal
$30,000,000 In diamonds.
"PG"
OMOYIE * * * "Why Would I lie?"
(1980) T,_I Wlftlatna, Liu
Eichhorn. A OOfn9Uf9lve
llar uPMte the et•lut qw
with hie refuMI to conform.
'PG' .. _,.,.III MAKINO A lMHO
During • wedding rahe8re-
.. being held In tl\e rM1au-
rent, the groom-to-be
~ thet he II etlll In
1ove wtth c .. lii." 9D COUEGE FOOTBAU.
HIGHUOHTS
"'NebfNke"
®MOVIE * *'~ "Rough CUI" (11180)
8ur1 Reynold•. lffley·
Anne Down. A Brltl9h
eocieltt• lvr• en lnt•na-
llonel )eW9I tNet out of
retlt-1 to help he< alNI
'30.000.000 In diamond•
'PO'
t;OO 9 (I) MOVIE * * '" "High An•lety"
(1g77) Mel &root!•. Oorla
L.eecllmlln. TM new direc-
tor of en aeytum dl!IOOYen
• plol by _., •t•tf
member• to convince
h••ltl\y end we•llhy
patient• tl\et they -gen-ull*r tneene. 8 (II THE NAIHVllLI
PALACE
Holl•: Tammy Wynell•
and George Jone•
GuHt•· Sllm Picken•.
Olar1ey Pride, T«rl Glbbe.
Minnie PMtl, Roy Acuff 8 9 LOW90AT
A women f.,.. In io.... with
• paid eecor1 trllllllng With
hla c:ompenlon, Gopher
-• ghoal, end Vldd
.,__ en older women
to •ltracl • henOeOme
man.Q
• THa HAN1'I 80YI I
NAHCYDMW
VTllCa
The Herdy bo)le muat pllot
• plll'9 through • lleroe
llurrlcene -the Benn4>-de trlengle.
• ttl1112 COi lW
IAllCETMLL PMVWEW
Thi• eport• •P•Cl•I
hlQlllGhle the outetlllldlng
oolage bM6cetbeN ,_,
In ttl 1 and the projected
top Mn ,_ In college
.... -..a11wtM2. .. ... ..-u
111 1 v ..... ·• ~ epec1e1 °""" IN 8tMe UnlVerelty of ..._ Yonc In lklflelo •
Mer'll AulMll poll• ""' .. the polllelll eatlllllllhii*'lt
... .. unique ~ °' ~ .... Mid .....
-·. flllTZ NfO '°'91 .... poam .........
• an -. city llGhoG4 to
...._ wllO lleM up en ........ ..... I r,-NtfMY -.AHO
A ,....ng --eer to --.. --°' lltantlon ...,. ....... be.
tlumen .......... tll!Y
......... nlQM tn
•'-·Q ·--** ;'Odd'' (tt7•) ~
...... • 1awietiY«tc. A
cnlly Mnd of .. Ir 1 ID t ._. by an .... .,,,. •
,,,.._ 11e111... • ...... ........... c:-:.:.:::.: , .... ··-
• AUIT1N OrTY UMfTI
''The MendGlin ~ I
The Oe'M Ot""'8ll (Mn. .....
CC>~ ••'*It "I_..,. A-'('
(11711 .,,.,..,.... Meleto,
Ollnolrto OlaMlnl Olfeot· ed by Lina WW'llflulllr In
order to _... on •
~ed Medlterr.,_
ltllend, • .-..... ...., Md
an Mellen eoollllte ""'* ........... end
~ ......... av ~TIOMM. AU,
eTM\ '91WM.
UU ~. WllY'le New-
ton. ten Vere.1, lole
Flllena. thl Muppet Mono
...,. end the Harlem Glo-
betrotter• elar In tl\le IQng
~ ~ .. frC)nl
Cl)OMI ~ JUl'T
"°"~ Comedlen Gabe Kliplan 19
fMturad In ""' ep.a.t t..,ad •t "The I.JI" Stop"
In Hollywood. .MOW! • * ~ "&c:llpe From Alea·
lru" ( 1g7g) atnt &et·
wood. P•trldl McOoohen
A h•rden•d convict,
r9'urned after l\la l"-1
eec:ape from "the Roe*."
plen• to btffll ou1 egetn.
'PO'
(%)MOVIE '* '* "The Vi.tor" pg78)
Mel Ferr•. .JoM Hulton.
All ancient from • dletanl
oelUY OOtl'-lo Ear1h to
O.lroy en IYM 8-)'Mt-old
gin w'10 II destined to be
the mother of • pow«tut,
10:30 Im-= r-. 'R'
NlWlllNY!eW
WHODUNNm: THE
GNAT UNIOlV!D
MYITENE8
Meny of 11\e moal publl·
clJ:ed end ... yet-uneolved
myaierlee of the lut centu-
ry, 8llCh U Jack Iha
RIP9«"• trell ~ murwoue
terror and ll\lletnx Amella
Earher1'• dtMppeerenoe,
., .... mined.
11:ooeeaC1>1I1a
NEW8 II COUEGE fOOT1W..I.
Arl1011e Stele o . UCLA pleyed Mtller In ''-dey ei lfleColl-.
• w •A•8 •H
Rader l\elp8 CM.II • lamb
meant for • Greelc t•etlvet
end Frank la ~led CM.It
of en opportunity 10 per-
MCUI• • young eoldler
• oou.EGE FOOTMU.
use "'· WMHngton. P4•ve<1 .. rller In u. cley In s.ottle. fllD 80UND8TAGE
"The Uttle RI_. Bend'"
The Auatrallan grOYp per-
torme "~ l~ ...
"Men On Tl\e Run,"
'"Ledy'' and other• lrom
the Chlc:ego P9<1< W•l
Tl\Ntre. (R) Q
(DJMOVIE * * * "The Blue legoon"
( 1gao1 Brook• Shlelda,
Cl\rletophe< A lkln• Two
cilildren experience the
pang• of lint love wtlile
dlecovertng Mle end llech
other •fl•r they •r•
shipwrecked toge1tw on •
dMerled 191.,.,d. "R'
8IZAME
John 9y!'8f .,_ )'CM.I
thlnOI atrenger than truth,·
larger than ftfe, end Uinler
than enythlng you'w --11:30. 8AAHA8Y JONES
Barl)eby doubts • glrl'a
t•tlmony th•t her boy-
ltlend'• boel WM sunk by
• glenl whltlpool ~ he
dleoowrl that he Wll •
t>oet hlladc•. 8 8 SATUNlAY NIGHT LIVE .
Hott: Bemedetle Petera.
CW.t•: The Go-Goe, Biiiy
Joel. 8 AllCNEWS
• MOYIE-* * * "Wl\lle line F-··
( 1g75) Jen-MlchHI Vin-
cent, K•Y. ~. A young
trucker lighla the c:tooked
congk>merlle which oon-
lrole the Artzone lrelgh1
bullnM9. ID THEWAAAT HOME
A' emaA Midweatern town -
• Medllon, Wlaconetn -19
tr•neformed Into • b•ttle-
grOYnd when Amerlc•n
foreign policy In llletnam
and Arner1c:an ""'-•t
home -cNllloged (I) MOYIE
***~ "Tl\e ~pion"
(1g4g) Kltk Oouglu, Ruth
Roman. An unec:rupulOU•
young boxer heer11Mely
~ IO\l.9d onee Nide to
Q!t1 lo the top. III NR. MVtr# AHO
PAEVIEW ®MOv.
•• "Hopecotdl" (1980)
Welter M•Utlau, Gland•
JllCllllOn. A form. lnlelH·
gence egen1 '* etded l>y .,,
old llen'8 In dodging the
KGB end the CIA, who are
trying to ~· him lrom
publlehlng hla memoir• 'R'
(l)MO'llf * *" "FoHe" (tlltO) Jodie Foll«. Sally Keller·
men. The vlc:tlmll of broken
~ end uncerlng P«·
ante, lour teen-age gfr1e try
10 900lhe their amotlonal
wounda through dNge end
Mll.'R'
t 1:tl (%) THe VAGA90HD
11:41• MOVll * * '* "&c.pe f'rorn The Pl•nel Of TM Apee" c 1971) Roddy McOowtlll.
Kim Hunter. Simian er ...
turM wftf\. • •t•rtltng
hurn8n h1Nlllgeloce 8rTM
In Loe Angetae. wMf'8 they
cnete pat9nOle ~ '
llumaw ~ bellVe the
..... ~rvle tN
-1d . . .
.-....acT-
e--~MCM. •i "The F\WIGh Woman" .... .
eALCATMI
Tllll ~ loold at
\tie prteon of Aloelnll..
(%)~ . • *.'It "Canlll l(nowl-
....... (1171) Jedi Nlaflolo
Mft. Anti ..... : 1-.o ..................... ... ,... ........ _
11 P Fii ~ ., ....
-°' 1111 work a llQtll '* * * "M Kidd'' ( tt12} Cllfll 1...-.ood, John ....
Ol'I, A ..._,, lllllflo« le
hll'ed by • "91111\V '-'d• °""* to lfecll! dCNip'I •• 19110of~
-wflO hew 1rwadlid 111e ~
• A MM TOUCH '1' .....,
WOfld.CllM -ololan ...._
meda. Iha flrftOtl• aatlng
Car1lllnl and an ewdllng
.. __,.Ion .. by ~ _.....,,. ......... ~
,..., IWfllng °' ehowOltlt encl dCdlno mlglc:el ..... 1:001 M)Ot(~ IMNNGATTHI
~
Hoell Tom lloeley. F-
lurecl comic•: Mich ...
l<M!on, Bill 1<1re11er1.,_,
8ob0ubec (Q)M<Nte * * "Tl\e Hlblller9'" ( 1971)
Lydia SIMome. A l\l»bend
lnlroduoea hi• Wife to hie
rntelr--the reM#lt I• f\ln
endg-•t • mNN09
parlor 'R'
1: ti CB> MOVll * '* ·~ "The Bu•hldo
Blade" (1990) Rlch•rd
Boone, J-Earl .ion..
A u.8. Nevx commender
INd• • bend of ~lcen
Milor• end native J.,,._
-•llemptlng to -• tymbollc eword of
J~.'R' 1:IO • WO\l1E * *'A "TM Gr•I JeaM
J.,,_ Reid" (1g5') Wll·
lltd P811ter, Berber• Pll)'·
Ion The IMt deye of Ille
tnr-outlaw find him
staging dating rald9 on
Colorado gold ml,_
'8 MOYIE
• ~ "&eut Of Morooco"
( 111117) Wllllarn Syt-ter.
~ Clare. lOYe apellt
dl-t• for • tieeutltul women bec8uM of her
PfedtllCtlon lor eucklng
Iha blood of~
mort .... ., MOVIE
* *\lo "The SkuH" ( 1"5)
Pater Cuahlng, Chrl•1~
pher lee. A myeteriou.
elcull uudee • ~
end OMtNCtlw lnlluenoe
on ell who come Into con-
tect with It.
(C)M0\111 • * * ,,. "M•nh•tl•n" •
(1g7g) Woody Allen.~
KNlon A poignant look le
teken •I the dll)'·lo-d•y
events In the Ille of • New
York City comedy writer
"R'
CS)MOVIE * * \4 "Fede To 81aclc"
( 1g80) Dlnnll Chrlatophe<,
Linde l(errldge. A dl9-
IUl'bed young "'°"'8 Ian
reecta to romantic rejee-
llon by committing mur-
der• In Iha gulM and etyle
of hi• l•vorlle llCl'een vtl-
llllns 'R'
0 MOVIE * * * 'h "The P•r•ll•• View'" ( 1g74) Warren S..1-
ty. Peuta PrentlN An
tnveallg•tlve reporter
•ltempte to uncover •
nellonwtde n•lworlc of
po1111cat usasslna
1:40 CI) MOVIE * * 'h "Dirty H•nde" ·
(1g75) Rod Steiger, Romy
Schne6der A woman '*• fully plWtl the murder of
her eloohollc hu•band 90
,,.,., ..,. C1r1 be Ir.. to
return lo her lover. 'R'
2:00 a!HEW8 2:30 8 NEWS III AllC NEWS 2:35 8 MEWS
2:60 (B) WHOOUNNm: THE
GAEA T UN80l 11E>
MY8TE.fUE8
M•ny of 11\e moat pt1blt·
ctzed end es-yet~
myeter!M of the la1 centu-
ry. euch .. Jack 11\e
Ripper'• trail o4 murWCM.18
terror •nd evtatrl• Amelie
Earl\1t1'a dl~enoe.
eree•amlned.
3:0011 MOVIE * * * "little Big Horn"
( 1g61) Marie Wlndeor,
Jol\n Ireland. A lmllll band
of cavelrymen •1temt>t• to
warn Generet Cuater of
lndlen ptens to •ltecll •I
Ultle Big Horn.
1:068 MOVIE **'A "A Woman Rebell"
( 11138) Katl\arine Hepburn,
~bert Marah ... A Vld.o-
rlan l•ther •tr1ctty overeha--
dOW9 Iha ,.;1he9 of 1\19 pro-
gr..ivfll)I minded daugh·
ter. l:tam MOVIE * * * ~ "Giid•" (1948)
Rlt• H•ywortl\. Glenn
Ford The wtt. of a Soutl\
A._icaon culno owner
l.U• In love with "-' "" ..
band'• rlght-1\and m•n.
3:26 (%)MOVIE * * * '" "JuU•" (t977) . J•n• Fond•. Ven•H• Redgr•.,... Wrher Ulltan
Heltmen le drawn Into the
main 1""'81 of wlll11me
r..,.1enoe ettoru wnen "-
clotMt chlfdhood friend
Nike her help.
3:30 CC) MOVIE * '* 'h "Attr.d The Great"
(11181) DllYld llerMlMga •
Mld\MI Y orlc. A nlnttM:ien-
lury werrlor king rnuet
~~l\lelong
lng for • etmple Hf• and the
Pl'e88Uf• of IMdlng hie
people In tl\elr struggle
r~o.r-. * •\4 "RcluO" CUt" (1NO}
8Ur1 ~olds, l•ley·
Anne Down. A ll'ftlllh
900!11111• kiree en lnMir-.
ttonel jeW9I thlel out of
recir-t to help'*....,
'30,000,000 In dlemooda.
'PO' .J4111'( COUJNI ..
CONCll'll
Jud~ Colline le )olned by
.. Hamilton 8~
Orclleltt9 end Aoy "°Oe-
tln In thle eold out per-
~ --Ive -Toronto.
Ml CID.MOYll
...
••• """"* ....,. ..
( tllO) ~ JQMaoft, Trt-
nl~ l'Wo ......._ ....... .,. ---,.. ............... .. ........... Y..eia., .
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T•I
F~lllLl'
c;1ac111
by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) .....
"I think he's tryln' to remember where he put
his clothes." " • ..And 1 shot of oll for my p1I heN."
by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MEN.\Ct: Hank Ketchum
~
~~~
"I don't know what he's done ... but he
doesn't hide for NOTHING!" "See? Hotdog's got whiskers. so
• he MUST be a boy oat!"
Jl:DGE P"RKER
Gi\Rt'IELD
ACROSS eo Out front:
8wordl
1 Wet 83 y...,.
,,,.., Pl'1I .. G8rtlnd
11 Attlcll fJ7 He9ddr•
14 -~ ee Mulull
15 Gnomllfl ......
1t Uled to"" 10 a..., 170.~ 71DIMta ....
11a'6c
20 \lwlt
22 ....
2'T"""*'8 2u.-ot ..
'
by Harold Le Ooux
OKAY, EVERY&ODY ... t..ET'S l'tOT HfY, STUf'IC>.' YOU lfff'PED
~~LINDA MAY ' 5HEU&l<:JN 0" MY FOOT! 6Ef l..OfJT!
WHAT &HECAH ! -~.H'
117?!::'.:<
by .Jim Davis
1 WONDER. WHAT PEOPLE 1 WONOE.R WHAT CATS WOOLP
WOULO DO WITHOUT CAT~? 00 WITHOUT PEOPLE?
PMNIJTI
SHOE
u:Q<,~L
-~-
NANCY--IT'S TIME TO
S1'0P WA'"TCHING TV
ANDGOiOBED
THAT'~
000---
SHE WENT
WITHOUT
ARGUING
FIJNKl' WINKERBE.\N
-FAMOUS C(}.(POSERS-
Chapter Ten-Claude
Barlow
•.\BBLE
I M~f AOM11', ORA&&U.,
l'M ~U>M1NC, Ol~ILWSIDNt.O ...
When Claude Barlow
died, his arm fell
limply to his side .
1'AP!TAP!
'TAP!
--
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ernie Bushmiller
by Tom Batiuk
According to all avail-
able research, thiS was
his last movement!
by Kevin Fagan
..
BART aided
IAN PftANCJSCO
<AP> -TM 881 Ana
l•tld Truait S11t.m
Ulbemawardeda•T
•lllloD federal srut to ~ebue fOW" prototype
raU cars. Tbe fund1
from lb• U .S . Tran1p9rtatlon
Department wlll M UHd r. four "C" ean tbat
each bav. an operator'•
cubicle and can be used
at any place ln th• train.
NOTIC• °' A""'-tCATION Ptennous •VllN•U
TONU. MNMITATUMNT
ALCIOMOUC HV•ltMHI TIM fo1._1,. perw,.. ore dolftt
...... , .. "'' ~l"ff• .. : To Wllom 11 Moy Concern: LA$ TUNA$ D•VELOPMENT
•"R9ARA K . ond J ESSE L. co .. INC. dllo: TH8 DRUGGIST. 91tEILING ore opplylne to llM 1 .. t Allllf'CIUlnSt.. Hunt.,,._ ... II, '-------------4 Deporlmeftl of Ale-lie ... ,..,_ CA~ IUJH Imel C.,,trol fW "a ' ON SALE aEER • LH T-DlillopfMnt Co .• lllC., WINE 1""9. ""'°"·) '° NII okoflO!IC In<~ Ill c.111 .. ,_, AtoolMl..ift ..... r..,_ 04 1171 ~ H111nU St., Huntl ....... 9eocll, CA m4t .----------..i •eocll, ~llOm141.,... Tiii• MIMU I• COftdllC-tly • Pllbll.,_, Oranee Cootl Dolly Poot, corpOl'otlclfl.
VALENTINE Nov."· ltlt .,..., LMTWwtO.V.1-nt
JAMES VALENTINE.1------.,.------~~o.w..i,
resident of Laguna Niguel. ~ ... ,llK • Se<.·Tros.
Ca . Passed a way on 1------------Tllh AMtl!Wlt -flled w1111 tt.
November 10, 1981. Rosary ll'Wttc -.... w111 11e ..... tiy ti. ft:':i _c.,. °' ~ Countv °"Oct.
wlll be n~c1ted on Monday. f:t~1~~~!''r .. : '"si
November 16, 1981 at ~ ... ~ttori.io. °' •:• p.m'. 0, " PllDll-0r.,.. Coo1t Delly Pl~
7:00PM a l St. Catherine 's -••puMMIMf'NlterOflMOftday, 0<t.u .3t.HoY.7,14•1•1 4'S74t
Catholic C hurc h Laguna Novemtaer n, ""· R ... rdlne Ille 1 -... •TICE =i ' • loltowlne .,..iiuu.,,1: ,-._ Beach, Ca Mass will f?llOw 1. Gen•••• pion om•ndrunt
al 7:30PM. Interment will be GP .. t..JD -City Of C-to -.. PICTlnOUS9Ulllt•U on Tuesday November 17 """1•tloft '° OfMftll"" '"111 °'.,. llAMalTAT•MllNT ' ' IOl\d .... -Of ... City of Coata 1981 al R1vers1de National ~ .. -o1P40ft•11\c.,.,__ ... Tiie tollowlftt "''°"' e r• doln11
C 0 OOA M ...--· IMisl".u ., emetery at 1 . . urtlon c .... ter •Hl6"1tl•I loftd llH VALLEY ENGINEERING, t700
M cCormi ck M o rtuary. dt•l1notloft, to •lnOftd <llY council Raven Clrclt, l'ountoln volley,
Laguna Beach directors ••tokltl-,,., .. , 7'"24 81\d ''""· ofld C•t11on110 tll70ll . to ornetld IM land llM ontlMnc• to Otrv ... ltkNrd WIM. t700 A•ven
CROTTY 1"'1"" tt. -"PDR·UC" (plOftfted Clrcl•, l'ounlolft V•ll•y, Colllornla EUNICE G CROTIY development ru ldut101 11rt1en 927• • • · age cOl\1tr1. G-• Elmer Wins ius Vlltfta 93, a resident of Newport 2. z-n<eptlol\ .-mlt ZE·•M • G•Oftde Lofte 8oocl\ ~1;_0 tOllS
Beach, Ca Passed away on for u..-Poclllc fi'lftMCl4ll. 51'° Tr~y LH WI~•. ou oceno
Wednesday , No\'ember 11. compus Drive, SUit• 200• "---' Awnua, LAUwood,Collforftlo. 9HCll, .. e <Oftdtlloftol -permit .. Tiii• tlvtln.u I• COfl0uct9d llY • 1 9 8 1 al the Ne w P O r l coftalruct six condominium units, venerol POrtnonlllP
Con valescent Uospital. Mrs . 1oce1ed et 26H £ldllft "-·In°" RI Gorv-R. wlna
C rotty came to Newpor t ·-· EnvlrorwnOl\lol dele""lnetlOft: Tiii• ... _, •• lllect wlltl Ille
Beach in 1958 and was an E~~~ uc-..tton """11 ze..1.1., ~~:.:!r ~·;:.,of °'°"" COUflly Oft
active member or Our Lad~ -..-.1 ....... .c11on RA•Mt tw • ,.11_
or Mount Carmel Parish, s he l'orNd ,,.._, _,,.., ...... tor Pullll•n•d Or•n11• Coell Oolly
was a m ember of the Wllll•m L. Modtc, 1121 Pl auntie Piiot Nov 7 14 JI n. 1'11 4'02.ft • . A,..,,..., fore condllloftel v.. """"lo • ~ · • • '
Wome n s Guild a n d the conctuct..,.. "°"" ,..ir eftd 1191nt1"11
Legion of Mary of the within 200 IMt of• roskant101 -·
church. Beloved mother Qf ~:i.,~~~:.:::;':!; i ..... -.. -E-W_l'Otl __ T_-M_•_u_u_11_1-,.-,11-0--
Alice M. Crook of Costa MG 10"•· Eftvlronmenu1 ~DISTRICT
Mesa. Ca .. Rose Anne Dorni. -rm......_.: E...,...._ Ne..-..r n, '"'
of Newport Beach, Ca . •. 1-•tt'lltton ,.,...11 ZE .. 1-tft A comtllfted 1,,.,,,ice .... o,,. tor
R ichard ~al I Crotty o f Oftd •M~ .-mlt EP .. t-C7 for Wlllttl•• S<I-' SlteCommltt•, Tlt1e 1 · Wllllom C. SIDwor1, autll0t11ed "91\1 Commllt• -9lllft1WI CommlttM Glendora. a. and Robert B for Geor111 E. 11...,.. s v1s1o l•Yo. •Ill tit "''° ,__y, NOv. '""· et C rotty or Porterville. Ca .. Newport a .. c11, ond Mory G. Wlllltl•r Scllool from 7:1S·l :JO,
a I so s u r v 1 vi n g a re 5 M<Oowell, tot v-11• Ori,.., LOftll 1011ow1ne u. Tiiie •·llllnou•I dinner.
d leoch, tor • plOftNd • ...,1119 ,,...,..,,. At 11111 lime eddltl-1 mem«Mtr• to tM g r a n d c h 1 I d r en a n 9 end en Ol\UOOC-,.,...11 "' 01i.w Tltt• 1 -8111,...1 eommitteu w111 g r e al · g r a n d c h 1 Id re n c.,,strvc1ton d .-,..,. "' lvVt .,. eloctect. Any-w11111ne 10 join
Friends may ca.II Crom 12 00 r1111t .. l·••Y of latt 11111 Str•tl, tllu• must present Ills wrllten
noon to G·OOPM at Pierce 1001·" • m Ent 1m. Stre.t. 111 • """1..i.. 10 ,,.,.. "'' -... t>I0<9d
B h 8. II 8 d . Ct ·S IOftt. ln•lronmtnlel 11poft llM IMllOI. Pleou coll Mrs. rot ers e roa wa) on o.t..-m!Ntloft: EMmPt. 1 .,....,0 ~. WllllU.r Sc-.
Friday. November t3. 19.111. s. Re-Pttltlon R .. Ms Oftd •-PutllltNd 0renoo coost Dolly Piiot, The Holy Rosar,. will be ••<epllon permit lE·l t ·tU ond No•. u.1•1 soot .. ,
J • lelllotl•• mop of lroct T·tt..O ------------recited on Fr 1 d a Y. t•ntou,.. mop of 1ro<1 T·t1'tt for _.,.•TICE
November 13, 1981 at Aotaer1E.Wt1111n .... e-1Led-t ,.._
7 ·30PM al Our Lad\· of for Hevens Cosl• Moe Propffly . . • . Trvtl, tOtt Pen fltUo Orfvit, Suite I, ITATVldltT °" WITHD•AWAL
Mount Carmel C atholi c Lo Meu, tor pennlulon to••-'ltOMPA•TN .. KHIP
Church. 1441 West Balboa property from Rt 10 A2, end o ~RATl ... UNO••
Blvd .. Newport Beach. Ca. conc1111-1 -permit tor•., 111111 PICTITIOUSeUMN•llNAM•
I II coftdomlnlum development with TIM fOl9-,. --llH wl,_._,, Mass of Chnstian Bur1a WI VOfflHIO for.'·"' deMlly clll•l•llon, ... 111nerol perlner from Ill•
be celebrated on Saturday, onct o u tot ond ••tot Wlldlvlsloft, por1ners111p operollng uftder Ill•
November 14 1981 ut tocatedet6a)VlctoriaSt . ...c,1nonR1 flcllllout t1u11ne11 name ot
lo ·OOAM 'th R• • Falh"r 1-. EftlllnllWT*llDI determl,..tlon: FIOUCIARY TAX SEAV(CE Di DO . WI C\ " EIR. Newport 81wd., N-1 lao«h, CA
Thomas O'Conne ll. pastor of '· 1-.,.,eptloft ,.,,.,.11 ZE.ft-t .. ~-
lhe c hurch . as celebrant tor c,.... J. M<UuQfltlf'I, '""'°''L.. Tiie 11c1111ou1 111111neu fteme
l II .__ II I •t•nl for South Cooll Plait, UI ttolement for IM pertntr'111P wa1 flloo ntermenl WI uc tn O ~ Felrvl•• Rooe, for o llnal Ol\Dec-rH,l'llllnllltCountyof
Sepulcher Cemetery. Pierce dew'-"9M p1an 1or,. .ix-.saory, or.,,119•
Brothers Bell Broadw3\ 31'.000 _..ft. ofll<• 111111dl119, two Tll• 11111 norne -eddl'eu Of tlle
Mortuary directors 642-9ls0 llltoter 1tu1101ng1 1epproalmot•ly P•rso11 wlU!draw1110 la. ROBE AT JSt,tOO square ft. I , e nd e n ALISON HILL, 711 Lido Peril Drive,
KLEIN epproalmately UOO •PD<• por1llng Ne•porl llHdl, CA f2..i. ltru<ture, wllll vorlonut from RotlltrtAlllOft Hiii HERMAN LEWIS KLEIN. 1and1ut>ff utboell. eno perkl110 7tt Udo Peril Orivit
resident or Anaheim. Ca. tloftderds, ond • <CH1dltlOftOI UM '"-19Mc:ll,CA'2~
Passed away on November ptrmlt for o••rleppln11 por11.1n1, Ptnm . IOCoted .. tM nortfleolt '°"""of Pel'll PutllltNd 0ranQ9 COHI Ool ly Piiot 12, 1981. He is surv1\'ed by Cefttor °""" -T..,. <Miter on ... Nov.14,2t,21, Dec. s, t•• m?-41
h is wife Sophie. sons Gerald '" • TC aone. l!ft vlronmentel -----------Klein' o( l rvme Ca and determlNUOI\: Elfll•c•111c12+71. _ ... •m ' ' 7. z-tacepClon pe""ll Z£ .. l-IH ,._ Jerome H e 11 man o or onchM~ ,enn1t ENt• tor -----------
P e nnsrtvania . 4 sisters. all so .. 111ern Collfwftl• Pru11.,1erl•" PICTITICUS eu111t•u
Of Pennsy l van13 a n d 3 Honlft, -11!1d ....,t for Gerftk HAMIESTAT•MeNT
g randsons Gr a,. es 1 d e c.n AwftoO!n, tta Hl9illleftd Dflw, Tllo foll-lne POflOft• ••• doln11 . N••-1 lloocll, for • •191'1 verloftct IM;t.IM11 el: services held on Friday. arid on efteroDC-permll 10 •II-TOM RAE HAIRSTYLES, 211 E.
N o v e m b e r 1 3 . 1 9 8 1 a t con1truc:t1Gn ol 9f'OllfOCI •left In Mure 11111 Str•t. c..1e MHa. CA ftU7
t ·OOPM al Mount Sina· rltlll·o•·••Y of WHt tttll StrH I, ·-Tom Gold, tllt Riie Drive. · I locot9d Di 1lt Wttt 19111 StrMt, In• Ct Hunt!""°" llHdl, CA~
Memorial Park Serv1c~ •-· E1W1-.1 wtermlNtlon: Melonie c..11 .... eoteflM str .. 1,
under the d 1rect1on of Eaamo4. Newport e..c11, CA""4J
Harbor Lawn M o unt 011\·e 1· 2-.,.""''°"permit IE.fl-I Tiiis l>ll•lneu Is <Oftclolci.o tly • Oftd WftLltl.,. ~ ol troct T·t1t'7 tor 90ntrol -1--.nlP Mortuary of Costa Mesa 01r1c11 Developmeftl Compeny, Mei.nleL Coll
540·5554. ou-IHd Olllftt for Joo Contu, 2614 Tiiis ••••!Nftl wos 111 .. with tllo ------'-------4 Oro111t A-. tor • cOftClltlOftol u• Counly Cieri< ol Oranve County on
,.AC-.C YllW
..-.OllAl.,MI
CefT'etery MortuatY
Chape_l-Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
permit for o tl•-lt condominium; • November tl, t•t. v•rlel\Ce f""" ,_,.,.., root WlDKll; "17*'
Oftd a .. _...... l<*dlvtsloft, touted Ot PulHI-Or ..... Cooll Oolly Piiot
2'74 Or ..... A-, II\ an RI -· No" U, 21, a, Otc. S, tttt 4"'41
6n.,lronmentel delermlnallon· -----------E .. mo4. ..
t . z-•«•Ion"""" 1E·n·24'A
tor C"-J. M<Lauefllln, o""-lnd -----------ogenl for Sovtll CNU Plo:ro, UIS '9CTIT10UI 9Ult~•U
fi'olrvl .. Roed, fW Oft orMf\4mont to NAMaSTAT•MINT
tM motlllr...,, lor Soutll Coo1t Plou Tiie followl119 petlon I• dol"fl T-ft Ct!W 9 lftC'-....-.xl~ly IMitlnou •:
3 mllllOft .......... Of Offlct, ,_,, H A I AU T 0 9 0 0 Y , C 0 H
ond 91119f10iftmeflt locllttles, -.. TRIANGLE RADIATOR 5"0P, -
rceolltn o portltfl of Towft Ctftttr CDH USED AUTO$, 1tM W.st ""' Orlft, IOC.-i Mil Of 9rlttol SV'Mt, Strwt, Softla AN, c.llfOmte tt103 •tt•Hft Sell Dlt90 l'rHW•Y OIMI Clluftt T1wlfl Vu, JOU WKI HOIOI,
luftflOWOf Ave-, In e TC HM. SOl\ta Ano, Calltomlo ft70I Eftotlr-al •wml,..tlcHI: l!IR Tlllt lllltlMH It <oftClllCled tly II\
occ•p4td2+1'1..• lndMdllOI.
For,.,,....~-Oft tM..... 01ur1t Tllonll V11
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at 1111 •lflu •I Ille "'•""I"' C-ty ci.n et °'Met CMftty °" 0..-........_ "-•• 11 l'W ~. Nnt..,._6, ""· c.to Mo9, Giit ...... """" ~Or .... c-.. Dolly ....
N". 14,"" ~~1
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NEPUAJIDW
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Orange Co11t DAILY PWLOT/S1turd1y, Nov1mbtr 14, 1981
OCUMNW
The marketplace on the Orange Coast
........ Wt . .................... ..
YBYLOWDMI a.,,ar,a•.,....,
lo. Cout Plau 1
w1a.rma1 Onl1 •u• •· hbmll aar orter.
Patrick Teaore, act. ,..1111
l: AL HOUSING
llTATll
C..1111161l •ldrm,I
batla laome wltb 011t·
........... olaurf,
.... .... dt1 li&bta.
Tremeado111 ul111,
priced lllldtr •.ooo wttb u111mabla Jal, Sub-
mit 1011r ttnu now. :t · O,POATUNITY ,. ... -.....,._ .. -.... -. = ·w~~ ::: All rHI eatatt ad·
C>wMr wW eany 2Dd. 1......;==-'"----....,,_.._...._
-vert11ed In tbl1 = MWlpaplf la Abject to
Deter put ol IDCIDtbb'
pa1m•t oa tbla dW'al·
•• Balboa lllaod bome. :::: UM Federal Fair Houl·
::: In& Act ol JM wlLleb ·=· := mak• It WepJ to ad·
·-vtrtlle "aD1 .....,.,..,~. 671-Mll SILLll WILL ,,. limitation, or dl1·
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crlcntoaU• butd ODI•••••••• net, colo~. rellclon, THI STAITB '°• or oatJanal arlcJai, or an 1nlmUcia to mate OML Y SI Jt;tOO
any 111cb preference, A1111 mt i .5"9 llrat !
limitation, or dil· Eachut.1111 CO.ta )leaa
crim1D1Uon." home wltli hardwood
floora. Heavy wood
T!lia ntwlPtl*' will not ataircue to bonus room!
tnowlo1ly accept any Laqe lJ5X50 lot. Call
adverti1in1 for real 17J..U50
,.late wbicb ii ln viola· &!_•
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A m111t .ee. call now.
546-ZSU
OUTSTMI* ..
ASSHMAM 1
LOAMS!
Of 1135,000. Priv1te),y Ht
3 Bdr m 2 bath, ap1
home. s1.111111 and bri&ht
lhruo11t. Ocean and
nilhl lltbl views. Owner
will carry AJTD! Call
for appomtmeot. Only
S22I • act no.ft
STAITSMAIT
CDM $240,000
Wilk to Coc'OM del Mar
beacb. Recently reduced
$20,000! Aaume low ID·
terest loans. Motivated
owner. Call now ,
l7J..U50
THE REAL
ESTATERS
IACHELOI
COteO
7YITaMS
Auume 11.~ .. 1010.
S8IO IDQ.. PIYI prio, int,
A.D.. and t.axes. ll300
buya it includinl cloaln1 co1t1. Call today,
631-121111. Pete Johnlon.
YAWi!
Beat centralty located I HAllOI YIEW
FtMANCI
3 Br home lo lfeu
Verde. -Cw.de-Ne loc
lion, bu 1ra lot • needs
't'Ql\. Do it ycunell and
save ! Call Anne
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Property? Tr8de It witll
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Trade Co. We have Hun·
dred• or Excban1able
Properties throuabout
California. Call Now.
175-3753
A TTM: IMYISTOIS
Do you want Income
type property w/low •
dwn, low paymmta, &ow
lateral IDd toOd lex•·
Uoa 7 t have 3 left u &ow
H Sf0,000 dwn. Low
prices. Call Dian•. act.
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mint condUioo. Hosts 'ette"' o.,c. 44z
views of ar-itbelts and Dal~ Nat
awlmmln1 pool. ~r Ww.tl•= ... YM,IY will carry t'uwiclo& with ltlll Mlt -.ss,
low down. Call DOW, 'Ill SIZ( 1M _.. .@ SEA COVE .• ~I womao' l* Slllllt. lie PROPERTIES Slllllt. drm lor im.-.. 1 #lfd.
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" IU'TUU. Qolcel Selld $1.50 ~.cite w/vu! Lovely M&.CMITlllOIS •• Stll-'
2200 sq rt 3 Br + den. AJ. l~H Diii 1M C11111t
111 me twr. Int. Only 1>6-1' G*l QllA
1475,000 wl lerms . iw..-"-'Cllllill
Patrick Tenore, agt lJt.~-31-5'
7:sf.1221 Boob and Cltllcc-.dd soc
tacll '°' j)OSU(t Md Mndltfll. Rlccoon ., o e i 1 b b o r hood i n OML Y SZJS,000
Newport. MOit popular Owner will c&rTY bl.lit
Lllat Eutbhdf 4 Bdrm. 2nd. Popular Monaco
slnate atcJry noor pta.a noor plan. Cosy country I STIPS TO OCIAN with muter bdrm suite kttcllen, s latte bdnnJ.
end formal dlninf. Fabulous yard featuret LOWDOWN
Recently remodeled bubblin& spa, BBQ and Owner will carry financ-
tllchen IJld family room patio beater! Fee land. , in& ~n t~ls 2 1tory.
with Frend! doorl lead· Ca1Jtoday,S7US50 5p1D1Sh Villa. Tty ll>'l
lnl to a beaqLifuJ froot · down on tb1 1 one -
courtyard. Seller will as-fountains. Spanish lite
al.It in finandn1. Only and cbarm. ll'ull bere!
1219,000, act DOW! Open Callnow,ooly $449,000. _
SWMl1 1-S @ SEA COVE '
12'14"o
OCEANYUPn
A rantutk • Bctrm. 2 atory home with
m11nlflcent llv ·
in&/f1mily a rea.
fireplace, country
kitchen, many utru. owe flnancln• at
JZ~'re . Priced at
StU,IOO. Bar&ain, call
DOW, 546--ZSlJ
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M lnutu cl oae to
Newport c.em.! Lovely
3 Bdrm Hubor View
Hilla home witb f •mll1 1 room, britlit open It·
-~ hall paint. newl7 ~arpeted and
oner ftaadllcl Only
.... Call DOW. Open
·~
VIEW . PROPERTIES
Very nice 2 Br home, 7 J4.63 J-6990
many new upcndes. lrl
90l.1 OI' lot. All this for
only $125,000. Call today.
759·1Ul Bob Burdick.
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HUMTl*HOH llACH
2 bdrm , fireplace, sun-deck, citihome
S92.500.
Studio with kitchen. fireplace, a.cross from beach. $85,500.
SANTA AHA
3 bdrm, patio, end unit, assume
financing . $97 ,500.
TUSTIH
5 bdrm, I,; acre. pool, spa, view,
financing. $450,000.
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~· REALTORS. 675-6000
1445 Eaet COMi Hl1h••y, Corou c1e(Jit.,
WE HAVE 61 OF THE 8£ST LISTINGS IN TOWN
C .M. TRIPLEX
Assume $95.000 and owner will help
rinance. Three 2 Br 1 Ba units with
garages and yards . Full price
$155,000.
GET A START
Only $10.000 down and low monthly
payments for this 1560 sq rt condo in
Costa Mesa. 3 Bdrm 212 Ba, wet bar, 2
car garage, BBQ and microwave oven
and much more. Full pri ce $128,500.
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LIDOISU
2 bdrm , 2 bath on wide 45' lot with lge sunny patio. $390,000.
:Elegant contemporary featured
n 198 1 Home Tour. High'
eilings. skylights. oak floors.
Owner will carry or trade for
matter Lido Home or boat.
$695 ,000. Photo brochure on
request.
stom 4 bdrm + study, fam .
rm .. din rm. & spa with 2 story
liv. rm. on 48' lot. S76S.OOO.
•c~ booo sq. rt. contemporary with. lotr course view. 4 bdrms. ram.
!Mn .. din. rm., split-level with I) ~ar g~rage . $1,7SO.(MX).
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s bdrm, dinini rm, t
breakC11t rm. c-.. fll. tor 65' boat. Low \IOll; 10 lfnn•.••·•··
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Uonal, 4 bdrm , 5 bath home. Slip for 2
large boats. $l,t95,(MX).
R&M~ Wide l11oon view from spectacular
architectural design 6 bdrm, 5 bath,
playroom1 dark room •den. Slip for 2
lar1e boats. Sl,350,000. Owatr•••· la ...... ---~-------1c• M .-t. .... +
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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.
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Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings. Great for family living. Ex·
cellent value at $ii20,000.
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our
Gift Train
and sell ye1r
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PINIMSULA POINI' llACHFIOMT
Panoramic bay le 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
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S18C&M GINITT
for an unsurpassed famil y home
value? One that you can move into
without delay? We may have just
what you are looking for. A lovely
custom built 3800 sq. rt . home on a
large pie shaped lot with 4 bdrms.,
formal dining rm., paneled family
rm., outside office and room left
over for a huge upstairs game rm .
with wet bar, pool table, lots or built
in cabinets and room to dance.
Price below replacement at $389,500
plus attractive terms are available.
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VllW-SJ45-000
With ocean and canyon view
and private beach sits this 3
Bdrm 2 bath home with French
doors, beautiful hardwood
floors, new paint. new carpets
and secluded master bdrm
suite. Moti vated seUer. Open
House Sunday 1·5.
ASSUMAILI I I 'I~/• LOAN
Anxious seller offers best buy
in Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm +
family /dining room, on quiet
cul de sac with R.V access.
$139,900. Owner will carry 2nd.
ASSUMAILI 14.So/o LOAN
Near new Woodbridge condo.
Much desired single story, 2
Bdrm 2 bath, French doors,
lovely neutral W /W carpets
and beautiful patio. $152,000.
CE
110111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
1207 SUSSEX LAME
WESTCUff
O,EM SAT 12 .. :30
MEW OM MillET!
Remodeled Inside & Out. Neutral
Tones. Upgraded Carpet. 4 Bdrms ,
3 Ba Executive Home On Quiet
Street In Westcliff Pvt Gated
Courtyard Entry. New Landscaping
W Timed Sprinklers. Owner Will
Carry Financing W l20'r Down.
3 21 A VEHIDA CERllTOS
ILU"5
O,EH SAT MOOtM:lO
,llME VIEW!
TH E BAY BY DAY. THE LITES
BY N IT E •. Truly The.. Bes1
Panoramic Front Row View On
Back Bay. Highly Upgraded End
Unit With Remodeled Kitchen &
Wrap Around Deck. Exquisite -
Come See You 'll Love It.
S365.000.
PIOMOMTOIY UY
Custom Bayfront FEE LAND
Cathedral Ce1ltngs. Parquet Floors
& New Carpets Three Bedrooms &
Conv Den. 31, Baths. Separate
Dining Huge Family Room W Wet
B a r . K I t c h en_ W j 1lL. e.ullr_.,_._. -t-1-
B re a k fa st Room . Sauna. Study.
Three-Car Garage. Wood Deck. Bay
& Dock . Owner Will Carry Large
Second SJ .400,000.
CUSTOM lutLT HOME
On Promontory Bay. Formal
D1n1n g Room . Den /Library_
Spacious Ma s t er Bedroo m
Overlooking Bay Has Fi replace.
Three Other Bedrooms & Maid's
Room & Bath. Pier & Slip For
Large Yacht Owner Will Assist
With Financing. Sl.850,000.
EAS11Wff
FIRST TIME USll:D!
Owner Financing. Flexible Terms.
Possible Lease OJ:tion. Large Four
Bedroom Lusk -Spacious Family
Room With Parquet Floors -
Formal Living Duling Area. Two
Fireplaces. Sunny & Cheerful.
Mountain & Night Lights View
$229,500.
HEW WOODlllDGI umMGo
Exceptional Three Bedroom Home
Choice Corner Lot.. Great Location
Jn Beautiful Area Near Park &
Community Pool. Master Bedroom
Suite With Mirrored Wardrobes.
Select Landscaping. Only $172.000.
root.SIDE SEmM&
Elegant Condo -Neutral Tones -
Two Bedrooms. TwD Baths -
Formal Dining Room -Gorgeous
Sunsets Super Financing -Low
Fixed Interest Rate -Shown By
Appointment -Asking $200.000. A
"Joy Of Newport" Listing.
COIOMA DB. MAI INCOME
Hu ge Duplex Overlooking Bay.
Ocean And Breakwater. Bas To Be
One Of The Fines t Income
Properties In Corona del Mar.
Master Units Have An Ocean View
-Built On An Oversized. Lot. Call
For Details.
MIWPOIJ SNOllS
Three Bedroom Home In A Young
People's Location. A Fun Place To
Live. Tennis, Swimnling, Beacl1
Nearby. Priced At $180 ,000.
~iatment Neceesary, But Eau To'$bow .
llG CANYOH ... ANCI
VersaUles on Golf course 4 Br, 4
Ba maid's qtr., Formal din. Sep.
F am. Rm, "Lovi ng" Master
s uite, Jac uzzi, "Super Low
Price.' Bob or Dovie Koop
759-1221
TUDI OlANGI I AVOCADO
IAMCH
78 ac. Valley Center, sub map
c;ompl. 4 sep par Sell or trade all
or part for home in NJt .. Laguna
or Missio11 Viejo. Sl.200,000. Bob-
or Dovie Koop. 759-1221
HEW,OlT CIEST
INVESTOIS SHCIAL
Ocean Vu, 4Bd & 3 Ba, Fam rm,
wet bar, din 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 room, sep. wing for
long term guest. Lg dbl. dock for up to 70 ft & 40 ft. yachts, plus
side tie. Pool & spa. $2,100,000.
Bob or Dovie Koop. 759-1221
CAMEO SHORES
180 Ocean View. 4 BR, 31h BA ,
Fam. Rm .. Lg. yard w/pool. Pvt.
beach $724 ,000. Bob or Dovie.
759-1221
COASTLIME & OCEAM VIEW
Cameo Shores finest 3 BR, 3 BA
+ den . FR. formal Din. Huge
courtyd w /pool, priv. beach. Bob
or Dovie Koop. 759-1221
LINDA ISLE MASTHl'IECE
Owner desperate! Will sell low
down , trade for 2nd TD's, land,
units . Lg 1st TD ASSUM . 76rt of
water front with room for 85 ft &
90 Ct yacht. Reduced to $3.6
million ! Submit any terms .
Bonus 1981 Rolls Royce plus 33
to selling agt. Bob or Dovie Koop.
759-1221
40 FT IOA T DOCK
4 BR. 3 BA . formal din. Fam .
Rm. Huge master suite w/bay
view Lg. sit dn bar. Lg. patio to
water line. $575.000 Fee. Bob &
Dovie Koop 759-1221
CAMEO HIGHLAM)S
3 BR. 2 BA Formal Din. Just
redecor. & remodeled. Ocean
new Pri. beaches. $339.000 LH .
i1' Dovie Koop. 159·l:22T
LINDA ISLE LEASE 6 BR. 5 BA . Formal Din, F.R .•
Guarded Gate. Tennis . Beach,
Room for two Lrg Boats. $3,500
per month Bob or Dovie Koop .
759-1221
2 II + dtt! + 1·2 Stl,000
Fantastic value on R-2 zoned
Mesa residence. Great starter
home 60 x 135 Jot. lnchJdes huge
patio and 12' circular children's
pool ! Owner will help fmance at
low mterest or ~111 sell VA. FHA.
Call fast. Bob Licata 759-1.221
3 M>IM CUSTOM WTSIOE
Qwet cul-de-sac 10 prune E. Side
Mesa . Parquet entry. Bnck frplc.
Tiled kitl'hen. Pantry Family
rqi. Water filter & softener. Spa.
Enclosed off street RV pad. Giant
paUo Storage shed. Fruit trees.
OWC lg TD at 13~. Very flexible.
Low 5c, 1st TD. Only $175.000 .
Bob Licata, Bkr 759-1221
EXECUTIVE ESTATI
Custom golf estate home. 4200 sq .
ft. 200· faJIWay front.age ! 5BR •
41hBa. formal 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
ISLAND D&IUI
View of bay 2 up, 2 down . Great
N .P .B. location . Ask 1295,000.
Will carry with .,,000 dn. Call
Curtis Herberts Sr. 631·1266
wow
2bd rm house + 3 unit trailer
court. Nice income. Trade . up
for??? Value Sl.50,000, clear. Call
Curt.is Herberts Sr. 631-l.366
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.-.r/wi•hr betas. S756,000. Ow.tr
wlll carry ot I 2,.o for I 0 yurs.
67).6900.
BALBOA ISLD. LOT + PLANS
"4•t by 309 S1111ptl 1 9d 'c• for
dttolt1. PIH1 for •llMJle f•. Ito•
.,.-o•td & reocty .. t.lfd. $345,000.
ELEGANT HARBOR VIEW
hbWout decor witt. ...... _, c...,..
Spocion 4. ldrtll, ,_ ra HlcJla ctllilMJs, .u-ron ................ S275,000.
WESTCLIFF SENSATIONAL
........ to decorale -1-t .....
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for..e •"'9 """" ...,. pool, ,..
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$325,000 '"· 631-1400
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Moo I• aow for Cllrh tMOa wltll
SI 0,000 callt & $100. per•-". 3 bed. 1 ba. fteor btoch, pool & tHftia.
SI 35,900.
BALBOA ISLAllJ COTT~E
LowtJt prk.ct ls&c.d llo-. witt. •w ~ ' adorable bridi patio; 2 Mel "•r shops. $ 323,000 ti an•able
..... 671-6900.
DECORATOR'S UDO ISLE
lewliWy decorated llo-. priced below
111orket. Fh111t la flrl•rH & wall
co•triftcp ill "'is 2 t.cl. 2 bcL Sl 19 ,500.
APPEALING IRVINE TERRACE
Mital md H:': floar P'-ae COINU
wi"' bt..t pool, patio & .,.. w. ...
low caall & ontr lWI csry. $295,000.
U I· I 400. Or acctpf I 0% Dowa.
LUXURY COtlJO'S NEW!
u.Jq.t rooftop HI• I Lekg .,.. wftll
11y & On• VU's. ANst wllfflts & fLllsh details. $369,000 -$439,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 ... OOM .
2936 ·A Ca mino Capistrano,
San.Clem.
496·9786 $127 ,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
117 Marine Ave., "Balboa Island, NB
631·1400 $323,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1940 Whittier St., Costa Mesa
fW2-7677 Sat/Sun 1·5
221 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B.
631·1400 $319,500 Sun~
••334 W. Oceanfront, Peninsula, ·
NB .
631·1400 $499,500 Sun 1-5
2137 Ocean Blvd., Peninsula, N.B.
631-1400 $338,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
203 E. 21st St. (E/Side) CM
645·0303 $118,900 Sa 1·4/Su 2·5
2 II ,a. FAM IM f1f DIM
1536 Serenade Terr, Irv. Terr, CdM
631-1400 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
19 Escapade Ct. (Nwpt Crest) NB
642-5200 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3462 Windsor (Wilmdn Vlg ) CM
645-0303 $179,500 Sa 1·4/Sun 10-5
417 Tustin, Newport Beach
642-8235 $275,()()()..Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 * •3714 Channel Pl, Nwpt Island,
NB
631-7300 $485,000 Sunl-4:30
222 Marigold, Corona del Mar
631-7:m S375,000 Sun 1·4:30
7 Lago Sud, RSJ, Irvine
552-4477 $195,000 Sat 1·4
4521 Tremont, Cameo Shores, CdM
644-9060 $595,000.'Fee Sun 1-5
3 IEl>lOOM .
• •6408 W. Oceanfront, NB
642·3215 $565,500 Daily 11 ·5
1820 Tahuna, Irv Terr., CdM
835·7775-MCR $299,000 Sun 1·5
1960 Vista Caudal CE.bluff) NB
760·0835 $400,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
418 San Bernardino, Nst Bch
631-1266 $279,500 Sat 1-5
359 Walnut, Newport Shores, NB
631-1400 $139,500 Sun 1-5
1812 Dover Dr .• Westcliff, NB
673-7300 $185,?()() • Sun 1-4
110 Via Cordova, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
466 Broadway, Costa Mesa
673-5354 $159,950 Sun 1-5
••354 62nd St., NwptShores, NB
759·1501 $230,<XX> Sat 12-5
238 Orange, Newport Beach
552·4477 $229,500 Sat 2-5
3 II pla FAM IM or DEM
2027 Dianna Ln, Harbor Hglnds, NB
642-0316 $195,500 Sun 12·4
••3711 Seashore, Newport Bch
673-0578 $895,<XX> Sat/Sun 10-4
7 Rue Chateau Royal, Big Canyon,
NB
640-5777 $659,000 Sun 1·5
1227 Polaris, Dover Shores, NB
494-1177 Sat/Sun l·4
3032 Carob, Newport Beach
644-7020 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1472 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores,
NB
· 42·2510 $715,()()()..fee Sat/Sun 1-5
••38 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
675-7060 $.595,000 Sun 1-5
••31965 Coast Hwy., South Laguna
494-1177 Sun 12_.
233J Cliff Drive, Newport Heights,
NB
631·1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2298 Redlands Dr., Back Bay, NB
631-1400 $265,000 Sun 1-5
104 Via Palermo, Lido Isle, NB
673·7300 Sun 1-5
~Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar,
NB
631-1400 $1,350,<XX> Sat/Sun 1·5
209 Via Cordova, Lido Isle, N.B. ·
673-7300 $418,<XX> Sat/Sun 12·4
2301 Redlands, Back Bay, NB
631-1400 $245,<XX> Sun 1·5
2596 Temple Hills Dr-, Laguna Bch
640-9900 $289,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·4
62 Drakes Bay, Corona del Mar
640-9900 $.549,000 Sat 1-5
4006 Inlet Isle (HVHls > CdM
675-3411 $2991500 Sun 1·5 * •3415 Ocean Bl., Corona del Mar
673-5354 $1,250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2443 Bamboo (E/Bluff) NB
67MOOO $329,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3'25 Bamboo (E/Bluff) NB
675-6000 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
.-, Poihsettla, Corona del Mar
8'15-8000 $525,000 . Sat 1·5
3013 Nestall Road, l.agWta Beach
497·1511 1219,500 Sat /Sun l·S as Samoa (M .. Verde> CM .
• .,..1111 $13t.a Sat/Sun l·S
Ill PolueWa. COl'ODI del Mar
.l'fl.lllO .. ,GOO Sa Z.5/Su 1·5
•Oaluy (l>otwSbora) NB
Ml-UOO "25,000.fee Sat/Sun 1·5 al If Merfnat, C.W clel Mar
..... --S.N/SUIM .,'!'&·=JM • -~4
' 1801 Dolphin Terr, Irv. Terr, CdM
631·7300 $1,200,<XX> Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1930 Port Bristol Cir, HVH, NB
631·7300 $268,500 Sat/SUnl-4:30
264 E. Bay St., E·side, C.M.
631·7300 $1491900 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30
120 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B.
675·6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5
1921 Tradewinds Ln, Baycrest, N .B.
631-7300 $325,000 · Sun 1-4:30
214 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B.
675-6161 $420,<XX> Sun 1-5
2507,.&mboo, E ·Bluff, N~.
fW4·9060 $199,000 Sun 1-5
1907 Tra.dewinds, Baycrest, NB
644·006<> $325,()()()..Fee Sat/Sun 2-5
•204 Via Eboli, Lido Isle, N.a.
644·9060 Sun 1·5
•1761 Port Manleigb, HVH, N.B.
759-1501 $269,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
112 Via Koron, Lido Isle, N.B.
644·9060 Sat 1·5
#3 Vienna, Harbor Ridge, Npt. Bcb
675·2311 $495,000 Sun 1·5
18671 Eunice, Tustin
960-1980 $210,<XX> Sat/Sun 1-5
3 11 ·p1n FAM IM w D&I
pin GUEST
2601 Waverly CBayshores) NB
642-5200 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 IEOIOOM
•204 Via San Remo, Lido, NB
640·5777 $625,<XX> Sat/Sun 1·5
17961 Spicewood, Univ. Park, Irv.
552-5138 $165,<XX> Sat/Sun 11-5
1207 Sussex Ln. (Westclif() NB
759·9100 $284,<XX>
Sat 12 :30-4 :30/Sn 1:30-4:30 • * #8 Collins Isl, Balboa Isl, NB
673-6900 $1 ,200,<XX> Sat/Sun 1·5
760 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB
673-9060 $.575,000 Sun 1-5
6191 Glenwood Dr., Huot'g Beach
898-2865 $129,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
24546 Los Serranos, Lag Niguel
497-3511 $159,500 · Sun 1·5
2339 Rutgers <College Pkl CM
645-0303 $125.000 Sat/Sun 1·4
4 II plm FAM IM or DEH
16811 Kamalii, Davenport lsld.
Hunt. Harbour
964-3311 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•3165 Bermuda. Costa Mesa
631-1266 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1521 Tahiti, Laguna Beach
497-5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1533 Tahiti, Laguna Beach
497-5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
115 Via Waziers (Lido ) NB
160·0835 $550,<XX> Sat/Sun 12·4 * • 1706 E. Oceanfront. Balboa
Penin .
675-8676/675-8444 Sat/Sun 12-5
#7Trafalger, Harbor Ridge, NB
640-5777 $1,750,000 Sun 1-5 * •208 Grand Canal, Balboa Isl , NB
673·6900 $675,000 Sa 12-4/Sn 12-3
105 San Remo. Lido Isle, N.B.
673·7300 Sun 1·5
333 Poppy, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $675,<XX> Sat/Sun 1-5 * •227 Canal, Newport.Shores, NB
210 Via San Remo, Lido Isl, N .B.
673-2556 Sat/Sun 1-5
512 Ventaja (Bluffs) NB
675·6000 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2227 Arbutus (Eastbluf() NB
675·3411 $299,<XX> Sun 1-5
15 Cedar Ridge, Trtlrk Inn, Irv.
675-3411 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB
548-5647 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
•2009 Yacht Vindex CSeavu) NB
759·1111 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
154 Bay St. (E /Side) C.M.
645·0303 $145,<XX> Sat/Sun 1-4
•1734Santiago (DoverShrs) NB
631-6990 $795,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
• l Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge, NB
644-6200 Sl,795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1315 Antigua Way, Baycrest, NB
631-7300 S360,000 Sun 1-4 :30
1647 Reef View, Spyglass Rdge, CdM
644-9060 $450,000.Fee Sat/Sun 2-5
•1106 Dover Dr., Westcliff, NB
644·9060 $299,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
••606Harbor Island Dr, Prom. Bay
644·9060 $1,750,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
223 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B.
6«·9060 $.537,500 Sat 1·5
4511 Camden (CameoShrs) CdM
673·7761 $925,000.fee Sun 1·5
11143rd St., Newport Beach ·
6«_.910 Sun 1·5
3202 Delaware, Mesa Verde, C.M .
545·9258 $139,500 Sat/Sun 11-6
••2274 Channel Rd, Balboa Penin NB '
675-2311 $1,345,000 Sat/SUn 1-5
3444 Plumeria, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $169,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
411 .. NST'
#8Cypreaa Point, Bit Canyon, NB
8'0-S777 11,700,000 Sat/Sun l·S
•5250 Honeywood Lft, Aubetm HllJJ
• na.1300 aee.ooo Sun 12.4
" "2 Be1oni1 (Old C4M> CdM
875-8000 '825,000
•7 Bodeaa Bay, CdM
640-9800 t889,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
•9 Muir Beach Cir., CdM
· 831·7600 Sat/Sun 1·4
77 Monteelto (SpytlW) CdM
875·6000 ... 000 Sat/SUn 1·5 1956 Flamln10 (Mesa V~rde) CM
645-0303 '215,000 Sat 1·4 •?3 Narbonne, Harbor Ridge, NB
644·8200 $2,500,000 Sat/Sun 1 * *2500 Bayshore.Dr, Bayshorea, NB
631·7300 $2,100,000 Sat/Sun1-4 :30
1 IBIOOM
* •351 Via Lido Soud (Lido) NB
· 760·0835 $1,750,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMlttUMS
FOR SALE
IACH&OI
fOOScbolzFlaza-#20),Versantes
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5
I llDIOOM
200 McNeil, Versailles, NB .
673· 7300 $119,000
2 IEDIOOM
2512Santa Ana St #E, C.M.
646-6093 $135,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
102 Scholz Plaza TH 34, Versailles
673-7300 $256,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
2027 Vista Caudal, Bluffs, NB
640-5560 $230,<XX> Sat 1·5
25 Canyon Island Dr, Big Cyn, NB
675-5200 $265,<XX> Sat 1-(
Avocado & Fairview, Costa Mesa
548·2239 $134,950 Sat/Sun 11 a.m.
2 llt pin FAM IM f1f DBI
2143 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB
640·5560 $495,<XX> Sat/Sun 1·5
36 Arboles (Rancho San Joaq) Irv.
552-1714 Sat 1-5
3 IEOIOOM
•321 Avenida Cerritos (Bluffs) NB
759-9100 $365,000 Sat/Sun 12·4:30
17 Summerwind Ct, Nwpt Crst, NB
673·7300 $195,<XX> Sat 1·3
•271 B Alton, So. ~t Plaia area
673· 7300 $98,600 Sun 12·4
559 Vista Flora , The Bluffs, N.B.
631-1400 $248,000 Sun lZ.4
2193 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB
640-5560 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
862 Bear Creek, Costa Mesa
675-3411 $134 ,950 Sat/Sun 1-5
Avocado& Fairview, Costa Mesa
548·2239 $154,950 Sat/Sun 11 a.m.
3 II ,._ FAM IM w D&f
8 Baruna Ct, Nwpl Crest, NB
. 673-7300 Sun 12-~
14 Landfall Ct. Nwpt Crst, NB
673-7300 Sat 12·4
4 HDIOOM
405 Vista Grande, Bluffs, N.B.
640-5560 $230,000 Sat 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 II pin FAM IM fJ/f D&f
J6 Klamath, Irvine
631-7600 $195,000 Sat 1-5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SAtE
2 II ,a. FAM IM • DIM
14851 Jeffr ey, Sp. 38, Irvine
759-1616 $.57 ,500 Sat 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
111,..111
620/620'h Poinsettia, CdM
645-0303 $245,500 Sat/Sun 12:30-4
2 II ... I II
1911 Cliff Drive, N~rtHghts, NB
631-1400 $335,000 Sun 1-5
621-621 'h Acacia, CdM
752-5111 $294,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
211,...211
815 E. Balboa Bl .. Penin, NB
673-7300 Sun 1-4
l II ,.. I II
123 Grand Canal, Balboa Island
675-6000 $650,000 Sat l ·S
311 ... Jll
516 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
675-3411 $398,500 Sat/SUn l ·S
HOUSE F.OR 1LEASI
J II ... PAM IM w DIM
7 Rue Grand Valle, BigCyn, NB
631-7300 S2,790mo. Sat/Sn 1-4 :30
TOWNHOUSE
FOR LIASE
l-OOM
Z1 Canion llland Dr., N.B.
SM-4910 11200 mo. Sat/SU.. t~
..
41' •':icB10a I
IOATI One of a kind ... a 1toriea
tall to view the 11world." PRICE
REDUCTION ! seller flnanclnl 1
Space for everythlna + apa,
1arden1, decks, fplc , 3 car
1ara11 • sandy beach. s1 ... 100,ooo Dooa Chtchester 642-8235 (.112)
MIWPOIT'S MIWIST IA YNOMT
COMMUNITY 147' ol bayfront. 2·
story entry w I a step.down 11 ving
rm w /bay vie'J"s ' library w/batb. Upstairs, the master
suite w /separote silting rm le
fireplace, and another win& holds
2 more BRs It baths. $1,500,000 in·
eluding land. Larry Dyer 642·8235 (J13)
CALIFOIMIA SPANISH EST A Tl
Lido Island captures the true es·
sence of sophisticated living. This
16 room home on 3 lots (7 BR·
6BA,) opens to expans ive
landscaped courtyard & lg pool.
Excellent.-financing. $1,250,000
Tom Allinson & Terry Hanes
842.8235 (Jl4)
HeUTOP VllW ESTA11 6400 sq. Ct.1
home to . be constructed on
panoramic bay & ocean view lot:
Owner will carry long-term!
financing. Plans available for in-
spection. $1,200,000. Paula Bailey
642-8235 (Jl5)
MIW IA Y FRO MT UMDH OMI
MIUIOMI PRIVATE & quiet loca-
tion on Balboa Island. 3 BR, in·
eluding la vi sh master suite,
w /firepiace, lg f am rm. Included
in the price a slip for 35' boat,
land & the view! $975,000 Jane
Paquin 642-8235 (J16 )
llG CANYON Classic California
living at its best -private
gardens & patios. Delightful 3 BR
fam rm lg private mstr suite,
pool , spa. Gated community.
$795,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (J17)
DIAM ATIC OCEAMFIOMTI
North Laguna -your private
cove and minutes to Newport
Center. 4BR, family rm home
w/crashing surf below and
Catalina and sunsets beyond.
$795 ,000. Terry Hanes 642-8235
(J18)
I Z UNIT AP AlTMIHT COMPLEX
Located on large lot in eastside
Costa Mesa. Investor interested
in income property. Good loca·
tion rentable units. Good !inane·
ing $765,000 Bea Arnold 644-6200 (J19) f
Gt.AMOUR & STYU prevail in this
Ivan Welt's custom-lush atrium 4
BR fam rm borne. Beautifully de·
corated -Special lighting for
fabulous entertaining. Close
escrow January 1982. Good As·
sum. loan Fee land $425,000 Jane
Paquin 642-8235 (J20)
UDO ISLAHD LOYaY Warm &
CGZY 3 BR + 2 BA & south patio
gem ! Enlarged lot -A·l cond i·
lion. Excellent owner financing.
$419,500. Tom Allinson 642·8235
tJ21)
NEWPORT HACH -IEST VALUE
Ideal family home w/complete
privacy. Four B~ lg fam rm &
living rm opening to spacious
patio & yard -pool & bonus rm.
All new kitchen -fresh paint &
floor coverings. $395,000 Lynne
Valentine 644·6200 (J22)
HARIOR RIDG~ An exciting 4 BR
f am rm Devonshire Townhome
offering prestige security with
view. Entertaining enhanced by
den & downstairs game rm . A
gate guarded community $995,000
Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (J23 )
• MIMI "ROGHS GARDENS"
Desirable Montego -Harbor
View 4 BR /one level warmly de·
corated, new carpets, tasteful
wallpapers. Beautiful garden
landscaping complete w/spa.
$289,000 Fee land. Jan Young
642·8235 (J24 )
TOUCH OF MEW ENGLAND
Cl.Pl COD STnl In Newport
Beach-Harbor View Knolls. 3 BR
& ram rm-Highly desirable end'
. unit. Comm. pool & tennis'
$280,000 Fee Flexible financing.'
Tom Allinson/Terry Hanes
·642·8235 (J25)
CAMIO Hl•HL»eS! Super 4BR
home w /pool. A beautiful home
w/a very open & airy feeling. Lg
rear yard totally enclosed le very
private. $225,000. Sharon Smith
6"-6200 (J26)
IMYISTOIS M'lm 2 BR Newport
Beach condo 5 minutes from
ocean, shof ping & restaurants.
Sp Iii leve w /2 car attached
garage. $130,000. Helen Wood
8"·6200 (J27) ... ----.u• J • ---·--..... ,., ... ........... -........... --<->--(Wl)IMe!ID
v=+ !
You've Arrived
at ... .
. HAlll I•
Visit this beautiful Country Engliah
estate Sunday. Newly constructed.
Four bedrooms, four baths wt th
fantastic views of the ocean, bay
and city lights. $1 million bi as·
shmable financing. Priced at
$1, 7~·~: ~!.l~.-~M Vaughn Santas.
Open Sunday 1 to 5
#7Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge ·
SPRl.m
Simply the best home "on the hill".
An unbelievable view ooupled with
the fine&t amenities. Fi~ bedrooms ;
$410,000 in assumable financing at
11~%. This new listing has it all.
Exclusive al $969,500 with William
Cote. By appointment.
LINDA ISLE
Builder's dream of perfection. Four
bedroom waterfrl. home .
Fantastic vie~· \_ 11ter with
luxury ~· oge for premiu , vroductive
comm ere. . • multiple residential
property. $1.895 million. Exclusive
with William Cote.
BIG CMYON
An enchanting retreat. Walk into an
airy two story townhome where the
outside comes right in. A three
bedroom Monaco, highly upgraded
with view of Catalina. Exquisite
decoration with much use of wood
in mouldings and flooring. Skylights
galore. $659,000. Exclusive with
William Cote.
Open S'Ul\day 1·5
· 7 Rue Chateau Royal
BIG CMYOH
Quality construction, magnificent
view and choice location. All this
plus s pecial attention to small
detail $1.8 million. Call William F.
Cote for appointment.
BIG CMYON
A lifetime family home with pool in
beautiful setting. lmpressi ve
fairway view. Four Bedroom plus
guest quarters. $1.7 million. Owner
will carry. Exclusive with Wi'lJiam
F. Cote.
Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
#8 Cypress Point
BIG CANYON
Magnificent view! Large kitchen,
formal dining room. pool , spa and
sauna ! Three bedroom, 3 bath
home. 3450 sq! rt. all new carpeting.
Great financing ! Exclusive with
William F. Cote. $895,~.
LIDO ISLE
Owner transferred, must leave this
lovely Spanish home behind. Four
bedrooms, pool and spa. Excellent
financing. Assumable loan and
owner will carry. $625,000.
Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
204 Via San Remo, Lido
VILLA BALBOA
Young people -pool your re·
sources. Ideal two bedroom villa for
your first hom~. Fresh as a daisy.
Opens onto flagstone patio. $148,000
assumable at 12%. 2nd is available.
Price $244,900.
WESTCUFf
Two bedroom, 2 bath condo. Large
assumable loan with low interest
rate. Owner will carry 2nd with
$18,000 down. $129,500. Make an
offer!!
BAYFRONT
Spacious waterfront home with pier
and 30' float. 7.oned for duplex.
Excellent financing available to
qualified buyer. $545,000. Call Ann
Vaughn Santas .
EASTl.UFF
This is a "must sell'' opportunity.
There are taxes to be paid. BUT -
it's a good home, on large lot with
good neighbors. Four bedroo~ and
pool. $209,800. Ask for Ann Vaughn
Santas.
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Acro11 from llQ CANYON
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No a' ••1
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WILSON PAii
310 W.W._ Cost. Mesa
&31·5055
. * VICTOllAN STYU *
Spectacular 4 Br. remodeled in·
Victorian style w/custom kitchen
in prime Costa Mesa area.
$138,500.
* PEHIMSU~ POINT •
Bayfront home w/private dock !
New, custom 4 Br. w/2 frplcs,
wet bar, etc. $1,MS,000.
* CAMEO SHOUS * Ivan Wells custom home w/180
degree view on FEE land.
$925,000.
* H•HOI VIEW HOMES *
15% down on CARMEL Model
w/pool & spa. Ass·ume 10.9%
loan ! $269,000.
• WA TERFIOMT HOMl •
Detached 3 Br. Community ten·
nis & pool ! Owner will carry 12%
1st T.D. $230.000.
* CLIFF HAVIH * 180 degree view of harbor from 3
Br. borne on lge lot. $650,000.
FEE (Exclusive).
* JASMINE Cltlll( * 12 7 /8% financing on former
model! Plan 5 w /custom spa.
$349,000 FEE.
* W ATHFIOMT * 3 Br. condo for sale or exchange.
$319,900 FEE. Terms available.
* HAHOR YIEW ICMOUS *
9:\4% financing on this 2 Br/den
home on fee land.
* $IOOO DOWN * Bring paint brush and broom to
save $$$ on this 3 Br. fixer in
quiet Costa Mesa area.
I • UMIYElSITY ,... *
8 Br. townhome on greenbelt. On·
)y $168,000. Terms! ! ! !
* UMCHO SAN JOA9U1M * Sensational 2 Br. unit w/tremen·
dous view! Creative terms I
121h% Financing
* TUmE IOCI YIST A *
2 Br/den townhome with fan·
~astic terms.
* $25,000 DOWN *
Spa cious 3 Br & den executive
hOme f eaturin,g 2 frylcs & format
dining. $2~,954> 'FF!E. -
Ml'WPORT HACH OMCE
2670 s-...,... Dri••
17141759-1501 (7141752.7373
~ .Walk•ltea
Real Estate
•
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•HAT MU COUUI YllW
CALL llOI COi.Gi llOCHUU
Magnificent location o'looklnt 8th
green of golf cou.ne. Call today tor
appt. to see WI luxurloul Geor1itn
Colonial custom by owner/builder. 5
Bdrma, tie formal dining rm, famJly
rm, billiard rm, ref ri,erated wine rm
& 6th baths. Lota o marble, finest
wood panellna " custom molding,
great storage, 2 stairways, air·cond.,
blt·in vacuum system + many other
custom features. $2,150,000.
OM ,,. C•MY<* 90Lf COUISI
B.M•MT "VHS.A•• 1$" -UCLUSIYI
Spectacular Deane Homes
"Versailles" located on largest lot of
all Deane Homes. Beautiful golf
course view! P'rofession ally
landscaped yard w/mature trees in a
private park-like setting including a
lovely large pool and huge spa + an
attracti\'e gaiebo. Gated front
courtyard entry with fountain. Marble
floor in foyer with glittering
chandelier. 4 Bdrms , den, formal
dining room & 41h baths. $950,000.
OWMll WILL AMAMCE AT I lo/o
Newport Beach duplex. 200' to beach.
Very attractive bldg. beaut maint by
orig. own. 4 Bdrm 2 Ba & lge sundeck
up. 2 Bdrm & patio lower. Call for new
terms & price.
111 4lrd St. S-1·5
FOR LWI -$1200 MO.
New listing. Big Cyn Townhome with
exciting golf course view. Unfurn. El
Dorado Mod el with 3 bdrms , dining
rm & 2112 baths. Pool, jacuzzi & tennis.
JI CANYON ISLAND Dlt. Sat/S. 1·5
WESLEY M. TAnOI CO., REALTORS
2111 S• ...... HllsRHd
MIWPOIT CEMTH. M.1. 644-4' I 0
TIMMIS. COURT. POOL Ir SPAS + ROLLS ROYCE CAI IOMUS!
Lush 4 Bdrm 4 Bath estate with
security system. Only $795,000 "with
low down owner will finance" +
IOU.S IOYCE CAI 'ONUS to selling
agent or PIUMCIP.A&.S. Call DfUCT for
details. Patrick Tenore,
759.i221 76().8702
R&"Mt\'< of Newport Beach
SPYGLASS llHI
Beautiful 4 bedroom plus family
room Belvedere Model on quiet
cul·de·sac. Park·like grounds. New
appliances & carpeting. Security
system & totally upgraded. pwner
will help finance. Outstanding
value. $450,000 fee.
OPEH SAT/SUM 1·5
1647 IHf VllW c•cu
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060 .
TO THE MEW OWNER OF #41 LINDA ISLE
Vacant • 8500 SQ ft. waterfront Mansion wUI accommodate two 90' yachts. lndoor/OUtdoor pool and spa with sunken
swim-up bar. Huge master bedroom commands
br4lathtaking view of entire channel and John Wayne's
rellU'thcl·. 'M"*"f: 1Nticrs and 1otld wl1ntrt wbo<l
throughout. S.Alrih .fHid't quarters. Rewardiflg
entertifnment ahd fmtlltltnt estattt. '24 HOUR OUAAD
GATE· Insures 100% eecurlty and privacy. Cf.Vt like
staircase "below water1lne" leads to large Wine cellar.
and /or vault that -II hold 50 cuet of-nt or GOLD.
S.Uer must Mii • -'K !Be:~ m. '*'" M41Jblll'4tnt or wUI tlke 2nd tor t. • "8dl't1i
<ir1•1tt property. 0nce • to °"" • in the ,ortd home." 81111 a PilQI . .. .
•• • CALL II.Cl •.
..
OPIM OM LmO tSU
Choice large lot. Soack>us 4 BR. +
'Fam. Rm. ' Orcbid 1reenhouse. .sm ,500. See Cynthia Rumsreld At
223 VIA QUITO
ONM IM WISTCU ..
Large 4 BR. Colonial + Fam. Rm .
1& POOL. Now only $299,500. See
Evan Corkett Al 1106 DOVER
DRIVE
ONM IN SPYet.ASS IJDGI
Belvedere model on quiet cul-de·
sac. 4 BR. + ft'am. km. $450,000
Fee. See Wynn Wilson · At 1647
REEF VIEW CIRCLE
OPEN IM IA YCllST
Country elegance in 3 BR. + Fam.
& Din'g Rms. Owner will carry at
low interest. $325,000. See Linda
Marston At 1907 TRADEWINDS
OPEH IM CAMEO SHORES
Ocean view, 2 BR. + Den. Lovely
large patio w /rm. for pool & spa.
$595,000 Fee. See Valerie Marshall
At 4521 TREMONT
OPEH IH TUm.BOCIC .. LLS
3 BR. 2 BA . Executive home on top
s treet. Unobstructed view .
Excellent financing. $429,000. See
Jan e Mitchler At 18851 SAN
RUFIN O
OPEN OM UDO lsll
Street/street oversized lot near
beach. 3 BR. + Den. $510,000. See
Edie Olson At 112 VIA KORON
LINDA ISLE,.-FH .
An ·exquisite 3 BR home offerinf.
the finest of craftsmanship & detai ·
ing. Enjoy the luxury of your own
pier & slip with 72' on the water +
security, "private beach & tennis.
$1,650,000. Fee.
UMIVEISITY PAIK
Great starter. Great for entertain·
ing. 2 BR . 2 bath with ex tra large
yard. Original owners have kept
this immaculate AND owner will
carry financing $130,<MX>.
SO MUCH FOR SO UTI'LE
Close to schools & shopping! Large
country kitchen/family room ·com·
binalion. So many extra touches in·
eluding wainscoting. 3 BR. +. Den
with great assumable fanancing in
College Park. Owner will carry 2nd.
Try Lease option. $156.500.
THE ULTIMATE VIEW
180° View of ocean & harbor greets
you from this spacious Corona del
Mar home featuring master suite
with sitting area & firepla ce + 3
generous BR. Den. Billiard Room .
pool & spa . Truly beautiful.
$850,~. Fee. ·
UH OCEANFRONT OPPORTUNITY
Only $489,900 on the ocean. Beach
house with great investment po ten·
tial. Prime location for rentals or
for building new home & realizing
.substantial increase in value &
:Owner will carry.
1 HIGH SEAS! tlGH INCOME!
'Low down! Low interest! On the
oceanfront. Super duplex in prime
location. Top rentals. Maximum tax
' write-olf s & appreciation potential.
High leverage. Magnificent ocean
views. An investment you can en·
joy. $575,000.
IMYISTMINr PLUS FUH
·ve or vacation at the beach &t
ave rental share the payments. 2
-2 bedroom units. Only a few
houses from beach. Beam ceilings,
fireplace, built in bookshelves. huge
sun deck. Assumable 1st T.D.
Owner will carry 2nd. $270,000. Fee.
, IATSHOUS CHAIM
You 'll love this spacious 3 BR. +
Family room home. Expert use or
stained glass. wood, tiles & wall
coverings. Close to private beach &t
marina. $339,500.
IAYSHORES -GREAT IUY!
parkling white sand & beautiful
Newport Bay just steps from your
front door. Delightful 3 bedroom,
den, 3 bath home with spacio\lS
private patio. ~.ooo.
PIOMOMTOIY IA Y
Custom Barfronl sheathed in
mahogany sliding. Inside features
of parquet, onyx and marble com·
bined with antique built-ins to pro·
vi.de an irreplaceable ambience. 4
Bdrms include huge bayfroot
master suite. Pier & Slip. Sl,750,000.
oc-.M/C•T~ VllW
In guard gated Jasmine Creek.
Ideal green belt location. 3 BR. +
Fam. & Dining Rms . in pristine
condition. Gorgeous landscaping +
private patio. Large assumable
·1oan. Tennis & pools. M38,000. .
OCIAN/IAY V11W
Perfect Harbor View Hills tamily
home with 4 BR. & a large corner
lot. So convenient to schools, shop·
ping and a bike ride to the beach!
Good financin1. $398,000. • -
•llTOIY
Located ln the M• deJ Mar area,
cl01t to achooll and ahopplna. 'nlll 5
Bdrm beauty t. Just rt1 .. for a larae
family. Covered patio and trees. New
on the market at $165,00Q. Call
5'0-1151.
OWMH WIU. CAllY AT 1204
Witb 1$% down for 10 yean. 3 Bdrm 2
Bath, great condition with many
extras, A/C. SUITED FOR IN -LAW
QUARTERS. Asking $117,500. For an
appt. to see call 540-1151.
Pete Barrett RealW
presents
\ WISTCUFf
PllCB 1aow MAlllTI Fren~h Regency designed. Over
3600 sq.ft. of living area featuring 5
Bdrms , 4 full baths, custom
gourmet kitchen and oversized family room. Very private grounds
with room for boat or RV storage.
Reduced to $398,500. . 1soo:• ...
OPIH AY 1·5
642-5200
(714) 962-585
(213) 592-1525
$4.600DOWM
Only $4,600 down + clolln& coeta will move
you Into this beautiluJ 4 Bdnn townhouse.
You'll love the plush carpetin1 and beautiful
wallpapers, plus sparklln& community pool.
As a bonus, the washer, dryer, and refri&
stay. This property Is • Coldwell· Banker
"Certified Buy" Home, IJld will move fut.
·Don't mils this one. Call 714-182-5515.
IOMAMTIC YACHJ OWMllS
Blue skies and the calling of the sea from
beautiful Coral Cay, Huntingtoo Ha.rbour. A
stately 70' yacht dock for your private
mooring. 116· on the bulkhead. 4 Bdrm Cape
Cod on nautical' sett.in&. 3 years new. Quiet
two channel view. Sl,035,000. Seller wiU
finance. Listed exclusively by Georce
MaUtiJ, Coldwell Banter. 714~·7521
llEA THTAllM6 OCEAN YllW
This stunnlnc custom home ii a departure from tbe ordinary. Abundant uae or &lau
provides spectacular ~an vlew. Decorated
with f11tldlous attention. Deep, vibrant wood tones and custom wallpapers abound.
Designed with entertalninc In mind. Hi&h
c,lllnged rooms of lmposin& proportlona.
Sparkling pool and spa and every
conceivable luxury. Make an appointment
&clday. 714-962-5$85. $1,2:50.000.
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IAYCllST TIADIT10M.AL
FreMh doors from master suite,
family rm, kitchen & dining rm. all'
lead to inviting latticed patio wit.b:
lovely plantings. a bedrooms, 3'
baths. Owner will offer extremely
favorable financing. $325,000 FEE.
OPIM SAT/SUN J.I
1907 TIADIWIMDS
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
OP8f HOusB SAT/SUM
_ tfQY_J 4 &.JJ
llany of the outstandiqg properties listed on
tb1.t P•&e will be available tor your Wpee·
tiGll um weeketld.
CA&.L H)I TIMIS Ir WTIOMS
WHl.961·1111 Wtlf ... 194-7121
HUMTIM•TON SMCUff $264.HO
Super custom. Owner will consider belplna finallce! Extru consist fl custom double
door entry with stained glus. Lal'le muter
suite wfCireplace, custom plantation shutters
in family room. Hurry on &hls one!
GOLF! GOU! GOLF!
This borne surrounds 1 cool and 1h1dy
entrance. Located In prime Hunt1n1ton
Seaclilf. • BR, famjly room with Jarae brick
fireplace. Custom stained aim and custom brit'k 'beavily used to enbanee ll.1 beauty.
Ottered at 5264.SOO. A ml.Ill to see, lilted
aellllh•elJ bJ ColclweU Baker. 7~7SZ1.
llMG Of1HIHIU
Breathtakin& city li&IU to Catalina are your special giltl wltb this modern, Spanish Villa
perched high on its own ~ acre. Peaceful
and beautiful. You'll fmd pollibed hardwood
floors, expansive use fl &laal and brass, and
a mott dramatic view from thruout the
borne. Beautiful and new and flfered at only ... ooo. 714·11M-7521
UDO ISLI BAY VIEW! 4 Br home on
lrg corner lot. Separate 2 Br unit over
garage. Lrg assumable low interest
loan. OPEN SUN 1·5. 760 VIA LIDO
SOUD. $.575,000.
PIMIMSULA POIMT. Low interest
financing for this new luxury home. 4
BR w /sep. fam. rm. Formal dining. 3
car garage. 3 fireplaces. $655,000.
UCK IAY AIU. Attractive home w /4
spacious BRs. Lrg. fam.rm . overlooks
covered patio & rose garden. Owner
will finance. Only $210,000.
II• CAttYOH. Belgian Country Ma nor
featuring quality throughout the 5000 + sq. ft. Spacious master suite w /sep.
baths, game rm., richly paneled
library, pool & spa. By a ppt.
$1,950,000.
DUPLD. Near the ocean. Xlnt starter
property at $187,500.
{714) 194-7521
.(213) 598-338
MILUOM DOU.Al VIEW
Custom built Spanish F.state on ~ matn
channel In exclll!ive Huntington Harbour.
Private 45' dock . 3 bedrooms 2~ baths. Solar
beating, every Imaginable l1.11ury available
with reasonable down. Owner will carry entire loan at 13.7% w/less than intern
payments of lS.000 .per mo11lh. Usted
• exclusively by Coldwell BaJlker. 714-894·7521.
SILL YOUI SPOUSI
OD this rustic rancher nestled 1mon11t
towerin& whispering trees on. an overs!ud country lot, featuring gleaming hardwood
Ooors spacious bdrms, large .separate
(orm1i dining room, oovered patio leadin&
wooden garden. Just listed for $122,000, wlttl
apeclal linancing. EXCLUSIVELY USTE,Q
THROUGH COLDWELL BANKE'R .
•·Bi4-7521.
YOU"IE .. WCI
But you better hurry. we have only 4
beautiful homes left that are priced under •.soo, with reasonable monthly payments.
You better call today, before a sharp
IDvestor eteals them out from Und~r you.
Call 714·M2·S'8S.
EASYTOIUY!
H~ assumable lit TD at low, low \ilterest. nu. 1orceous 2 sty condo has 2 BR 1 ~ b1.
Raort Uvlog in a gated community with
pool, apa, uuna, and tennll. Pri~ hatt
reduced to aell fast. Only $120.SOO. Hurry on
this one! Listed excl111ively by ColdwelJ
Banker. 714-894-7521.
SWAN DffllS &
llU Y FLOPPllSI
Glut pool home! Near tbe end fl a quiet
country lane. Surrounded by towerin& pine
treea II lhlJ claaalc ranch style home. 4 epac. bdrm1, 2 full baths, remodeled kltcha,
aeparate dlnln1 area with new eutlltOH nrpetlna. •II th.. m.tes thll. home a true val11e. II arketed at 1 mo price fl $134 900.
U1tt4 ncluelvely by Coldwell Banker.
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2 bdrm overlooking wide greenbelt. V79 • • aboppiaa • frwy1. Call Excellent terms. $139,500. Will lease Beautifully dept , Anne MeCalland, agt apacioua. 1 Br condo ln 111-ms option to purchase. Irvine. End Wllt with
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOI. IMC. 644·0134
Llat & a., Wltli n.. Experts
OCEAN VllWS A.MD SUNSETS are
yours with this immaculate and
appealin~ 4.000 sq.ft. .home. A
beautifully landscaped yard, 6+
bedrooms and ~ baths plus many
extras make this a special home.
Price reduced to $599,000. Be
creative and make an offer.
IAH OFffllMG . . . in this single
story Bluffs home in outstanding condition and location. 3 bedroom,
central air conditioning. Must see to
appreciate. $269,000. Open Sun. 1'2·4.
509 A venida Ladera.
SUHI LOCATION on Lldo Isle . . .
west end of island. Community
beach at each end of street. 4 BR,
3'1i BA, gourmet kitchen, walJed
patio. Community tennis and yacht
club. Submit all offers ...
purchase ... lease ... trade
. . .owner creative and anxious
. . . will help finance. $.550,000. 115
!Via Waxiers. Open Sat/Sun 12-4.
K.UFfS -END UMT . . . a 4 BR
Carmelita. Southern exposure with
lovely brick patio on luscious green
belt. Freshly painted and new
carpets. Just steps to pool.
Assumable loans. $260,000. 2146
Vista Laredo. Open Sun. 12·5.
A HOMI FOi IMTllTAIMIMG ...
This dramatic home with its huge
yard is situated on a very
prestigious corner. The private pool
area and patios make this an ideal
home for beautiful entertaining.
The three oversized bedrooms and
three baths are just a few of the
outstanding features. The price has
been reduced to $339,000 with owner
financing. 2001 Holiday. Open Sun.
12-4.
LAl•I FAMILY NOMI OM THI IA Y . . . Enjoy waterfront living on
lJdo Isle in this rantastic 7 BR
colonial style home with trench
doors, shutters, and used brick
patio. Large balcony off master
bedroom overlooks the water and
the private sandy beach. This
unique home on an ovenized lot is
ideal for family living and
entertaining on the bay. 351 Via Lldo Soud. Open Sat. and Sun. l·S.
nice VIEW . AS ·
SUllABLE financina.
lloti VI ted aelJer.
UICUTIYIS
ATTIMTIOM !
He'• 1etUn1 married
and )'OU can be home
bere for Cbrl1tm11 !
Comfy Ealliab charm in tbla Newport Beach
back bay condo on cul·
~-sac street fl j111t 12
homes. 2 Br. 2~ baths,
fittpla«!, lotted ceillnis
· · tulefully decorated . 1"1 down . U1um1ble
fiaancln& under 12%.
$118.000. Bring your Of·
fers!
(also available for
leale)
CbelhiM Realty 7• 1177
COSTAMISA
COMDOMAMIA
Choole f roca 4 outeta.nd · inc condo values from
$14,1100 to SlU.1100.
Terms to flt your
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Prime Corolla del II ar
location. 'ho 2 Bdrm
uniu. excellent coocli·
Uon, low down. OWC.
Askl.ft& $325,000
. 714 760 9333
LOCATION
Triple a Bdrm z~ ea
condo, swim pool, ten·
nia, beach, dbl gar,
priced to sell. $119,000.
Bob Burdick, •It
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paymee.t OD t.bil daarm·
in& Balboa lalmd home. ..... = .. 67
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1K lat. S1IZ5 llo! Open
Beame. Ruatlc P'rplc,
Hand Hewn Timben.
C\oae to S.)'frcml. FULL Lot. 2K dn. "25,0IO.
4N-oat5 Eves. (151«3
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20MALOT Un.Its bave on aaraae.
IM.n1 room, bdrm, din·
in& room and bath.
Owner wW finuce lit fr
2nd TD 'a at exceUeat ill·
t.enst rate. m ,ooo.
642-5200
J PETE
BARRETI . REALTY
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No quaftfyin1 ! 4 BR beach bar&ain.
Tbla anxious aeller will be your lender
wtth Just $15,000 down. No quallfylb1 I
Just move in! Private courtyard
entry. Gracious Uvinc & rormal dinln1
rms, 2 ba, central alr. Xlnl beacb
location, close to all. BELOW .
MARKET at Low $129,900. Can't last
wtth these terms! 898-2865 or 964·1618,
ask for Joe Jura
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home, new plumbln&.
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leauUl\al 2*'7 family !.:cioO~ ·2 lot. c..t.W.. I024 lnllt 1044 2:.:,W::..~B:. ~ .. ~ .. ~~ ...... !~ BtlMlmt.IUl,tOO.ALSO roof, copper plumb . ..!,ed.ltJlt~~ home near So. Cout f! • • "K'!9!! ....................... ....................... ,. R 1521 15D T hlU lr1 ' Br, ewJ froot. Loou new In ' out. •JaCUllS.
Pla11. llualvt atone IJV"'9 0 w M I • p;joo,Ait,.,.~ . N~~·nt ZBr Pitlo 1340,000. owe paper. ~1~0. Call Tom; ::·rm~=:= flreplt:·!_~~· MOOOCASH DISPllATI 110"-Ylew llHX, poti1/1pa/1aWta Call Pet.e J-... •it ~-L~O~W-..-..---fee. :f~ra aod '";-.;:";e Gets you iaeo 1 beautiful SI 0 000.... 5000 aq 7.;.. , Br +. -"" 8'2·2510,....
maaalflcent pool and 2Br. l"' Ba.. T~. Prev1:u1 111• owaer 4'r\ Ba: a ,ooo: Sood Act fut! lltr.e7·8' StlwD if I •t •===~==-•
1pa. Walk to part. Take Great location. mlllt MU now. U,IOO, term1. Princlpala only. HORSE PROPERTY V e r I a I I I e 1 · l I M1WP01f cmT
over nlatin1 low In· Al!lltDoa-..ll Oilll)'2ynnew.Jobn,aft lonly4Bdnn3Blbome Ml..qf13. •Bll,2Sllft.~hae,U bdrm/1tudio penthouae ltlK••c..t
tereat loan! Hurry I COUlllPAll 131-Ull la picked wtth c\lltom Elesaot USO Sq Ft. dn. OWC baJ. LS~. IK t•------•I condo wJlarte UIUftll· 0... Slt/s. I-I
NMIDS PMIHmlJO---.....a....L..& 1...... featu.ra Mid well locat. abo'lrplace, So. Lquna. mo. 41ra. F.P . ZHK '* Riii * ~.~ .. ·~.::}"c/i':~ t aarm, plus dn. 2
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_..._ -ed. Exteathe pro· 1IO cle-ocea view ..:::m=,am='------1 • VU4I -...... ............__ p1:.r.= ••••••••• .. -••••••••• fesaionallaDdlca..1-1 •·-.• _..__. IOIJ .. et lal4. 1"1H Ter· Oner/Aft. 179-SJl'O rw _...._...., • 3 BR 2 Ba, fonnal diniAI Clae to Marina, aew _. · Security. "':ivlte dri•e. _,......,,....... raN. U[llUr1IUled view. 110.7121 room. Oner auilt
room. fireplace, l&e homea J.4Br'1, lK chm. Three J::;°':, chooee '829,500. TD. OK u dn ......... ·-······· L&• don . owe. WCG't -~~----ID fl Dan c 1 D' th h
bac.11 yard w/1putlin1 On. er wUl help nn fa f SIOODS.WOOO payment. 0 . W.C. l11t. Priac:lpal1 only. ,,.._Oa•fwwl spacloul end unit. Im· PoOI. SU,OOOdwa. ~-... quallfyyoutbelowmtrt rom. • • Brokers welcome. OW........CI .. 141.-ar. Feeland,Owner.'3Br1 maculateandruclyfor
-·--tint. Total ••lu, utu. ••• '"" l~i)'"'""•rlft< °""''· tmmoculote • bd•m B•, owe ht TD. Imm.a,..._,,. ========-1 SUUOO. Thia ii a very szao.ooo. Call for mto' ~31tJ Pac:eaetter ID aerene puoramk vu. li6S,500. 642-5200 1·2Wl'Sml niNbome.179-1215 brocbure. Owner/aat. Rulll EXCELLENTBUYS couatrJ aeainc. Lovely OW...RMAMC• Room for addit.loo. M<MI
Charmin& older 3 Bdrm, By Owner, prtc:uedueed (n4)-.mt. 551-3000 ON rNCOlfEUNtTS canyon • mouotain Town.home Wtth ~. W. Ocunlroot. Opn Dai-
bricll fanplace, c:oftred to $145,000, R·2, OWC lll:d' .. ... 1040 •ntllarrann n,.,,,1n1w (1) N. Lac. 1pac. two 2 Yiewl. IUl,.500 •. UIY flnanclnc. tar&e al· •""tr;:":·S;. ;;;;;;;;-; A PETE BARR En paUo, park-Ute yard. Remodeled Eutalde 4 • Br'• •/ocean vlew1. terma. Wllhm Holler, loan --'ced Room for 2.Dd unit. OnJ.y BR, bl& trees, patio •••••••••••••• ......... SIK below appnl. Wood· Beat price in town!! bU,4t'7-15U =~b~alue . ~r ii MIWPOITCoteOS . REALTY $1.24,000! Fututlc nn.. Open Sat/SUD 145-ml IJl/1% brld1e. $25,6SO down. S21S,OOO. ••••••••I .... ted p 1 StudJo, 1'2 bdrm from portwaity!Call~ ZMRo.eLD.,ctQfl*n MOOOCASH Sla P+I. mo total. 3br (2) Al10 near Hl&b Pvt. fated commUDity, ::!!. ~e':i: c:OOru 00.;. m.ooo ' up. All have ••l!!!!!!!•••-
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Geta you Imo a beautiful 2ba dbl aar. Owner School. 2 dwminl 1 Br 3bdrm, 2ba, walk tn pvt. view and eveeytblns e11e &ood a11U111tble Joans IJ 1.1_.
..... ,....... 2Br. l~ Ba. TonboUle. 18M141/T!... units OD pvt view lot + bucb, teanla. pool. you would expect to rUld wltb low down P•Y· .1.,.. ~ price, e•:. ~o GreA•t loc~.....,. -·· Cllf. uw,11 :.~poooin• room. TERMS 0. Der f ID. D cl n'. IA. home ol tbia caliber. meet.a. Pool. tennil, rec. "-'-Yltw .._.
ow . paymen . &ent................ Outatandinf 1reenbelt ...... . $215,000. Alt Oarlyae, John Ca-..t...:11. Asll for room. 1ub·parliin1. BR 2•L ba l .. Con1ca95'1.fi2'1't U,..YllmpU ~or«5'54 ......-.. j cuzzi le 4 , -n • am rm,• ... ~ ab'-VA. 13.l'l'.All•i... loc. 2 Bhr, den, 2"' Boa • 497 17 I . . JobnCampbell. !~thun~ea.na vi-. some •tory. '314.000 fee. LI -~~--nooum "' New cu1tom1 bomea cstm I utten, A/C. pn -Utbt. airy Jbctrm, view, 10.BS ~TY ... -~w utum. Lowdn. owe. -=========-t Sut,500 iscr. dn, 2400 1q . ft. Sat. H Klamath. Vee OCIAMYllW beam ceillAp, cloM to 675-ZJll Call154244 1t.&.Sf51D18Vata Try '50,000 down and C\latomwoodworli,2and StimoG 1cbool1, tranap. A•· ·------•I OPENSUNDAYl·S _.. nasa owner will m.ider car-3 flreplaciet, mkrowave ! tW 1 Awd... Three Ardl Bly 3bdrm, iumable Imo. $144.500. 3111 Port llamyat.e *°° dwn, 3 Bdr 2 Ba, r Yin I b a I an c e . 3 aod loaded with eztru. 1 U 1·7600 3ba, fam rm, prol. re-All Darlyne: *-3r12 or NeQOrt ~..500. ·-====::........--1 R-2 lot. Call Robert bed.room 2-,, bath U · blk tor_ .. _ Park. tM.. modeled. 1ec. sated, 497-5454 Guard-tym.jacuu.i~ SIAYllW~owt-lllWtrenaH• I h ........ V)l"l'U v ......... w~-walk to pyt. beach. At--=-=-=:..:.:·'-------.,.. ..... ••11 00 B ecut ve ome bouts Sat aod Sun 1.s 2lt-221 '"'"' .--.-... tract ve flnanclna . .._.,_,.._. INt --' ..... =IJ"Oft=,...~·;...;;;m~=--,o . are ar
family room and TWO llempbls Broker Low Int. auumable -. •••• :;; ................ ...._.OIT~ ••••••• Hatbor3Br(pcmlble•> fireplaces. Prime lleai (114)531-2737arl4Mlli loan. Oww fmandnf. 4 ns...-r ~ 2~ ba + famrm,2fplcs.
Verde. aru. Submit all1 u .. vE-.."YOURS! No , Bdrm, 2"' ba. fam rm, IVS.own WATmlOMT tcTM"OIT Guarded 1ate, tauall. olf tod aftA 'lllO f I din' "'· "'--~a•-__,...,., 4 Br. ._..., I -'• ..... 000 ---====-i creative en ay. qualif"'"•.$1ll,OOObuva rm IA(, lpa, uct. Tbl1 fine shop OD DO'fa~ll.r ~ ..,. ~""'"' CUS•C---poo • "'"'· • .-. U ·
Callm.mo fanta"at-i• pool hom~·. bome.55NISUA&t. Lacuna'• Gallery Row ~ Den. Owner hl1bly '' __,,,~ 1umable 10114~ lit. T__.._. ... "' ~ h moti•a•....a arm fi•"•..,.,., W 1Jl1 to beacb, enjoy 0 '" r -av a I 1i1 t -•• every extra. Blir Heritqe Park,# 6 Spr· u an exceUent lease • _., "'w ~"' wn~ -.. Ml-0708 ln1field. 3 BR, 2 BA. withjuatundulOyears 1441Galuy0rive. Priced at 1279,000. PoOla.lnllisUbelifeol wl2nd. Call for appt.
Town house. Price t.o run. Fixtures, liCbtin& A&ent. Newport Beacb In _640-8227-'--'~-----
PllSTNil 1lubed to 1101.000. ' carpeting Included. 4 Br., Den. Formal DlD· 141-11M4or64S-2805. these ... C.,,... llOOMll Owner mu1t ull. Inventory available In& Room, 2 ~. u••--·•-• •3Broceanwretreat I t•a!
bdrm u..__ 1 ,_.., ._ 000. 3 car 1:;:.e + large ... __ ~ -•2 Br model home 3 bdrm, 2 ba. UGO sq fl 4 • 2 ...... am rm, 8 3 S · 111 5 M C R aepara~.;.._., 1LJJ.w ....._._.__... SeU or LeaH ~'-4 •3Br-..... GKdowll 11200 mo 11.S 000 do
din rm . 2 carJar. RealelUite Ml'IR... --1 .---..,.......... -v~ · ' · lot, bea& J~ped. Br. Slll,000. Matreolfer. • 3 Br end u n It · f11t,5G0.131·SC'1t
Almo1t new condo, St.•.900. Submit ol· Lo'west Priced Sjnale ... white water ' city Oner wlll u1lat at -......:..:::A1-.:ent=•=..::1c=..:a...'-=--I uaum1ble Carmel model Harbor -------1 1bow1 like • model, !!rl~" Owner I A&t: Family, 3BR Home in Ublhd ta •i,ewadfromhlhil 2 finaDciaJ. ~ Yalue 5 Br. I Ba. F.R. w/apa, •28rctll&omPlaol View homes 3 bd, 2 ba,
RllDOMHOUSI creel E.1ide locat1on. _. ...... Irvine ! Xlot fin ! ne::; ~I o:;; Oilll)'"20,•. Ir& den. 1~ lit. Will •38roceaaview $285,000. $11.S,OOOdo. l~
3Br.lBa.lar-yard Perf. for 2 owners; 2 511-W Sll.S,990.CalJJulle, 00 · eve ()penSat/SuDl-4:30 tr!deeguity.957-07'4. ....no=--.1 .... ao. .... 12118=------•~ 111tr suit.el. f'uwtic b f a&t752·1414,m-0013 yard for oWioor Uvin&. B.oblmaD· Realtor -'15.ooo ..... ·· ·· .Stl-01a term•. seller nry :! ·~~Po'[.· 2s~e:i :t Excellent at.arter home. s-.i647 SEA YIEW •UIO DOWN• IUY1HISOME motivated. Bou1bt • IU0,000 with LS11. dn. MEWUsn. New carpetiq 6 palnL •-~c-. lOP~AHil. .. 0 _ ._.. B b T Charmin& 3 Br ~. liZl0,000. Nr pooJ Ja" t--• --ll1'SA YA TEI.MS new u ... e. ~··· o erma. By owner. Frplc, skylipta. Xlnt WHmWATa ' .... cwus -
Braod new listin13 Bdr McCormick...._, 112·21138 flnancinc. l29S.OOO. view from th.ii 1 bdrm MAtrSltOMI courtB .Nocem:,~~ord'ty vus. ~!!!!!1••••!!!!!!1-------
+ lrf coiy fam rm 1-------•1 S&S Roseann: 631·1899, own your own apt. 4B rlr, "Ii ...,...din .•. ·,2~ IAYNOMTCOMDO HOUSISONLIH> I f e1..-11 al In st·---5521800"-El Wffll9\.ACE •. ' v. . • am Bay " ocean view. • rp c ..... ~. v ue -·-..-Golden opportunity 20"-• "A!· evator to street 6 PHer tile. Wood bums rma. 2 fplcs, wet bar, Security bldJ. S4U,OOO et BrSpllliab Villa
Costa Meiut Sl22$0. l .......... dn,' B.r, like nu c:rpll, II l/J% All•''-' located In tbe center of Md 1ta1nqy to .....,. A/C, beaut. decor ' •4Br Country Frencb
LOWISTPllCI Mr. S.C ... S(Jt,tOt be aide yrd, 120,000 3 bdrm. 2 "' b a everyt.biA&. Sl.311,500. Mdeway wtu. atyllghta wallp.apen, ~ patio OCIMROMT •3 Br-comerS.11'7,m
671-177 I below mkt at Sl.14,IOO. lo1nlho\&le, patio, fpc, 2 -~.,. and ftffplace. Poof, 1pa. ' waterfall. AllWDe lrl Q u i e t s e c 1 u d e d *3 Br 40:dl' lot S4l5K
Beat value in prime Rliill• .. mmil Artla·lCl5 car1ar.diabwuher.AI-~~~ ..... lricll .. andout.AltiDJ lit at ll'Xt. awe 2nd. Peninsula Pt home. •3+Br4.Sxl8'lotS418K
....:..:::::...::..::'-=-------• :1:~t::~:i::.·f~1:: D1ALwmtOW1a ~c:t:::.~ ~ "'""'"" .. }:;;• •n'cneau .. ._Pete Aalt~\~n.o:i~'Co. ms.000'. =~=~=~ mo Tabuu, Irvine Ter-Jy rm. 2 frplcs. Hurry. Ocean View. Lua.•UDlta. BobS51..&sl4orM1-IOll , ..... ~...._ ....,_ l4MtOO 1•u11 -67-5'~867~8---='7""'5 "'"84"""'44 •4Br40'1ot$eOK
T--a..u Pri llothated seller. Aprox 150Dsq ft bldni. ·-----• •2Brwith•• ... -· .... race. "''llK"-1· ce -PEE. l'"'-llbfe ,.....,..IOCI --... AISOUllaYMO ·--~ ..... 1lu'9c1 to •.ooo. Im· -..r..~· f 1• =~u ,..,.,.., •3BrchannerS425K maetalate 3 BR, 2 BA. JA\;IUEHANDLEllAN rp 1• •-• rm. BY OWNER C714t 494-1177. M<*ITDOWM WAJaNOMT Wbltever your needs
frpl II pool Pattin. '3l·la Wet ban, W/D Hook-I br, Z ba, Plu I. Move-MlwcrtCnaf c.dt 4 Bdnns, 2'r\ bet.bl, CG are, call 111. • · up1. 4X7 tile llomaa ill •tu. Clol to ~ .a.c-.-E! lalldv beadl in Newport ireeo. new paint' cpts. -Tube. Ti .... Kite'b • BA con · e Ch•rminf 3 bdrm, 2 bath ~ ~ Call arbara Qambers. .. Owner must sell. ,,_ firs. 30~,t cara&H. part fa pool. Auwnable + 1uest apt. N. end. 4Brbeaat;y.Onerleav· AJt. Shotea. &UoYthelovely Redhill 0-~Kt·.ilt\' U 5 .17 7 s . M C R 3 Br. den' dbl pr. Nds wlwor .................... .,...7S flnwin&. ?SZ-13M Emerald Terrace. WaJll IDS area. MUST sell. 613-T31X> bi1 patio and clolenesa cleaning 6 redecor. • ...,...,... .... t b h &. bl s21 .. 000 I t to oceao pools aDd tell· llealeliate. Owner may help-approsin«Jme.l~dn. MewTr .. eclHw o uc . ""auma e >I , • erma. HCAHYON . mo with ood t ,~ ; ~, ;1 II I
CANIOSHOIES •fM>Y'TlOAMS• finance. Hurry! Only on approv. ol >.. 30yr fin --zf';:...do~~;::;·'-=m=-5131..::.:.::..:...:All=.;a.:.;;_1 }?::~c~.sm~ ~~ f:._t:ltik Tenore. •&t ~W 1-4 Dll. ~ 1
3 Bdrm,'"' ba .. pvt Poulble S'At down. Sl05,000.Call64S-7221. nail. 13~'.W, on Bal. LAST CHANCE! Owner Allen,Rltr,494-7578. 21C...-......,Dr. OW'ller641-520o fl!!!!!!!!I•••••
be a c h . enc Io ae d U.14~ int. rate, 30 yr ~ w 125'9 do CG approv · 73 $30,000 could dbl In 2 Close t.o Dana Pt Marina Off Ford Road. Split· CUSTOM
courtyard w /1paciou1 loan1. Free info. ~ W /creative fm. Model Yn W-81 Act F.d new bomea MBr'• 1o.,; lenl coedo wtu. vi. of llACH Ha..
pool. Forever harbor W.WU open 11122 Bolla Cb.lea. Univ. Park by owner. ctn. Ooowlll be'ip fin f1lrways * hilla. Spa, 124,000DOWM
and ocean view. •.ooo --=SU.:;..;...;7'""7~7.;...7 __ 1 tn.J.rl!tt _841-_950~1~· •~1127---Br, Zba. Priced ri&til. ' qualif)' you at below l-111111!~~!1!!~-•I pool, teaail. Alil"mable Uve on fee land 2 bloclil
leuebokl NEARBEAOI ~ LOTSOFTlllS 11111 Splcewood Way. mllt rites. Ava price IAYSHCm lou.Alkiel •• 000. from tbe beach aod en· ~ % &, (114) 64S.11!1 1 mi to Beach. 3BR, SS2·5131 IZ3Q,OOO. Call f« Info' &II WAL.Ill joy the ocea.n breaes.
Rrat'cST::t ~ ;;.3-B;R.o_·N.2_~;m;.·~~;o;.000;;;1str~.d~~1~·~t=~ :l::wxr:~ ~~ ~;1~)~~ownr1•1t. Se~~E.;cl~,! •• •-:w~n=•=11-1=::2~00-1 LAMDIMCLUDID ~~~~62L~~:
• PUX "'" ,,_ Thia Unlvenlty Parlt EASY111MS Norm11d1 bome. 3 DW\Dl OU noon, new trpt. 1paciou1 bdnna. and j"....... SHA.IP IAST'IM . trade eqJl1ty, 157-074'. No "'·•llf"'H . Sb~ snu A II th en tic Fr eo c b WA~ Remodeled 4 Br condo, Bu l1 t ·ID Ii bra r )'. 3
2 bdrm·1"batla~.Z -..y 1·1Uio1.--.. Mrl ...... P.tr l'r~•4 Brw/ .. · aiqle family home 1w Sparlllinf3bdnnlldm, ldrm1 wD ~ ceil-Fantaati· .. ~ewport brick F.P .. vaunt. but1tandiD1 filludn&
car saraee. 1~ ...... to v-. .•.,.-"" llemodeliff er 1 6.a. .. t,t Aaaln& •11uoo. ..r. It all for 1111.500. CJo1e top-of-tbe-worid home. tao. FJ"tDda doora, ... Bacta ~ 2 Bdrm llove lD for holiday1. f o r I 2 2 t • 5 o O . ~1110wner. aao.ooo. Onlelfrledwillbufinucew toll acre. 1t40 Wbittier St. a..OTGt to 2.000 aq. ft. ol well de-Liiah Hahiiall NWni pie ... ol brick ud uatt pl111 bedlelor, or ~. c•allyrP~J· == CT1')552-4m. ....... · qua yer. e For 1ale bv owner. Open Sun 1·5 lltl 1 d ti l • •-"'61.a ....... ..L "'--wood ....... _. •"'-""'at ,_ -W"' "ER .... LEER E located, eood look.inc 6 142.1m .. Priadlla. Lovely family • IH v •I apace . .,;,,: ........ ~ ~~· .., __ l~ -~~--· e11ily couerted to ... m.u. , ~ -: .. -------~ UDi llut.er bdrm lulte up--.soo w . ..,.... uvwu. IUMI', ---...,... ~le family home. .-• OUI. LOSS-YOUI ta + 4 car 1ara1e + 3 bdrm, 3 ba Townhome, home. raised hearth, 1tairs with adjacent Wllllam Hoaler, bllr, tai•-•lhllt inaeeladed wUtl have wood ,
t &AN ~mple partiof. Below 11 bi· level fpc up1rade coiy frplc. 3 BR, l'r\ BA, study ft 2 more bdrm1 497-3$11. woodtJ 1ardeo1 wltb bllrDlDI fireplacet +
• times...-. d ,.~ dn, fme Hu.nt.inrtoo Beach d t I s 1 ""!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!ml!!!!!!!••l!I IP• • • Thoteofyouwitbavaila· Callnow6"-72ll privy .~.1~ locaUoo.AatforBetty own1ar1. P.acoua...,, . i declla,pieraodfloatfor
ble CASH. this buut.ilul OWC. Jl5i,000.151-.a Toland, Realt1 World, llvin& room with hi1h Waltr to beach. duplez. 64U200 2 boata. Only ~.ooo. •
3 BR and den, ocean HAllOltl Hunlinaton Harbour. ceillnis and coiy Lr1 auumable loan. callaow. ..... ....... view home ii beiD& ol-fireplace. Laree private 1221.000. All Darlyne: /1
fered at a DRASTIC New pamt: °"'drapes; w.s53lor141-211Z9. yard. All aeboola, UCI, 494-3672ore7-54M. A PETE BARRETI price reduction. Four aooct cpta; eood street! 3 Open Sun J.W. met R•· and 1boppln1 conve-PaooramJc ocean view.
houaea from Bl& Corona -------1 BR; 2 Ba. L&e FR 6 l&e lngleo. Landial model nlenUy close. Auume Immac. 4bdrm, beaut. ...___ h ...... _...._lot LR w /fplc-Yac. ti re-!500. SplraJ ltaittue, de-lat TD at alnt rate .. REALTY ~c ..... extra .. ...., ady.OnlySl.311.500.Rltr, corator perfect. -'"......_ _____ • LISUD•bome Aal\lma·
aod loads al room. Cub MBA Y8IDI one 11tt1ww ~ unrta11'""" t. ble flDaacmi. Owner l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!m••••-• out AND TAKE AD-J Bdrm 2 beth, fireplace, ~ Pleout laadac..-,, a a D.J• u.uae a wlll belp n..ce. Deeb, 1VANTAGS" the lint neat' dean. Larte lot. _______ , mlll& to aee. •.ooo.. Redhllllledy,SiSJ.1'500. 1paclou1, dramatic,
buy •-CGrana dtl llar b IMMACUI ATI witla ne.-.i terml. • .... to ......_...... ,._ -1 • Very eat of term1. A.el for Bitty Tolud, ct .... _.... _,_.
today. Ownr/aft. SU4,500. IYPAll RHlty World, Hunt-Redhill VA~ltu AitD1rl)'Dt:4N-~or
7 ...... OpmSuD. 1·5. ley McC.., Ur. Freshly pajllted In and ln(loa Harbour, M&-553l .. --., _0'7---.·5454.---.. ----•
S41-77Jt out. A family home or8*-2121 552 -7500 WATllWATll t br l ba. plUI 1 br 1 w/3bdrm, fam rm at 1 -------T. •• ' •• lt!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!•l!!!!!!!!!ll!!!-I price you can afford. R-3 aoeed, 2 Br, paillted _ ___._____ ffBYWl-'ic;~ ':c:iwnl5 ....... ". 11'4,IOO. tbb niou1t,1nu Cllll. 1near TUll1UIOCI Set1 hilhRiabove ~~
Alt for Lawrence L510AlderLD.lbtrsuite -. -, Olp ta . l'r\ m ' to WSIOf'TIOM amed nen\,--
752-Slll •lfrplc, 3 Br, 2~ Bl, WATERFRONTHnu-c" ~!•7t!,~~ Florida. For only su.ooo and find thla 1~ctaUctu1ta1r ...:.====-----1 wet bar. Com&': value VT"I"""' _. -vww. $1200/mo 10U can leue cont.mponry •P • · --=:==--., olf REAL ESTATE _._ tJlia beautiful MOO home w Ide ta 11 t d T no-'9• at hJl,IOO. e er. 631-140() Sl1tf1i).....,. ..,._ . architec:ture Of I 4W Vee Stiuca $125. tfO (or area t 4 1C1 ft eoado ID TllltJerock
"NEW" Olll CUSTOM IW & lM ul•u l~!!!!!!!!B••I!!!!~ bdrm. SIOOO leu Uwi Vilta. n. oner will • o o d I It u t t Q '
JLT UOO SQ FT '31·7600 BACltBAYBEAUTY compttltlon. Btrr. lllo wilt a flundl.I. BaJ:ATBTAKINO
ATBJUll HOil! ft to Buccola 2 BR, fa-it.. MH10I '257J!OO. ()pm 8uD 1·5. vtlW OF THE SEA, be•. I Br. I~ Ba ,._......, ~ -11.l•jstf....._ CANYONSfaVILLAOI
Circular 1talrw1y, 'BB, 2 Ba, qUiet lleu !::.·.J:::·i:.;::~ lntilt 1"4 D.N.Mw ,.... ~.:.. .....,_ Ooor 'allJU~= •ID· Verde cul de sac loc: .... eooatll"4'.tatenlt. .......... -....... 711M r.:t1•.;;:_.'~be&M
.... OPIN ··r ~ .:,-o:=,t..:: OZ:-ut#:.!4 ·~·-v PllC•LOW--"Z:~ L_.~· IAT/IVPU.f lou1. Ll.tted SlU,MO. o:;;........... $172.• .., •• __, __
GI..... Wideopenforoffer!AJt. ea.am c.rpa,.. ~ lllC,lamra,q..-.
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--nu. PllCI. ~ CALL19!L.., --=
NEW SPYGLASS
MANSION
Over 6000 sq.ft. ol elegance and
warmth fill this quality custom ,
. high on hill in prestigious
Spygl•u· Features incl\Jde s
bedrooms, libr~, family room ,
5th bathl, magl1ilicent pool & spa
4lnd private elevator. Enjoy
1pectacal1r .... macniflcent cabinetry and ·1eaded Jiau
tbrou11tout . Shown by appointment to thoae who are
truly the dilcrimlnalliw .
SPECIAL lllMS
on this 4 BR Spyglass beauty on
choice corner lot. Creative setter
will take trades, germ or even cash.
Offered at $525,000
NEWPORT ST AITEI
Rare chance to own a comfortable
3BR·2 ba Harbor Vu on fee land for
only $224,950 call now!
NEW ON MAllET
Unique 38R, Fam room with
fantastic mountain & city views.
Class throughout. Priced to sell at
$.549,000
CUSTOM HOMI + llMTAL
Just listed premium quality with
two 3 BR units • bea~· fireplaces
in Old Corona det. Mar. Seller will
excbanae or be creative with your
terms · offered at 13471500. Call us now!
LIASI OPTION
or sale on a quallt1 48R 21,i ba
Spy1lass with breatMakiQc vlew.
Offered at 1149,500
OCH . ltlO MAZDA c I T A T I 0 " 117
HATCHIACK Z H . a IOMCI. lactOtY •Ir. t>ucl*
• cyl.. 8UIO "-• l8dort tit. -. AM/f'M at-ce-'t
-1teetlr19, AM, 22,&M ..... rlldiel ti-, M\ root, CIOllf
....... HI t9CI, ill! r1ICI IW lnleriot. IOw """'-•111 111111
-d., 111u1t '" (1279211 alnt. COnd.. ll\Ul1 -, ollo\t ........ (1194381 (110211 (llOOI)
55995 SAVE
1971 FORD .· 1977 FORD
FllSTA GHIA T·lllD
' cyl . 4 ~. llick '"'" w. auto tr•nt. lectort elf.
rieet... l>uckel lffft. .... -.11111 -.llOWW--..-rool-c --dllc----lnletlot, 41 307 mlleo, all'll wllldowo. _.. doOf locN.
COllll, -Cleetl --
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(232\fM SJ ('°"3) ...... ell -tinted ... CIOlll
lnletlor. toll ........ cnAM -
53995
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l>lue. ' 134n) (8171
(WITH APPROVED CREDIT) Includes selling price of vehicle, tax.
license, doc, & smog fees. $66 00 11
the total & complete down payment
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Supplied
by Video
Service Center
of Anaheim.
.BRAND NEW
1981 FAIRMONT
2 DOOR
1981 COURIER PICKUP
S epeed uen•m•u •on radta and wf'l11t
-" ..... ~) 1511< 108711 .... ._ l600·-··'s5 7 66
IRANO HEW
MUSTANG COUPE
IRAHD HEW
1982 EXP SPORT COUPE
F11lty loctort ~111ppe<1 t:5e08) CSlll. 00901
Inc'-l600 ·-··
FrOt'lt w"eet ClnYW pow•r O•IC D'I"·" 6 --nt ,_ ....-tt3e3801 (Sill t0383) 1nc1u<1e1 S100 ,_,., s
. '82 UP SPORT COUPE
.... 1G:l20) (131395)
UST PRICE •••••••••••••••••••• '7533 ,,,.,... __ --,...., dual..-, -recllnong
-• b. ·-... lllNty lncluclH $700 .-.. 15866
'I I LTD CROWN VICTORIA 2 DR.
jSlk. C02031 (12.eo6)
UST PRICE •••••••••••••••••• •I 1,061
,. W / •tr cond ,lpOWeit' MllfWW coverelater•o caH•tt•k•mote _,., ... _,~ liD0"""9 8 more IU•uno.,. ••tr• &400 ""'"
'81 MUSTAMG G .. A COUPE
(Siii 0413) t 7570)
LIST PRICE •••••••••••••••••••• $86 72 e--·nci-... ----... --ooneole a -•-...cl ~ 11111*' 110EF084) tnciwes
MOO,_te '6966
'81 T-lllU)..HERITAGE MODB.
(Sil< 00161). 11~1
LIST PRICE ••.•••..••••••.••••• 13,321
llee. lftttru ~IH: •11""'9 IOll .,....,.,,u,.. ·-· . CfulM • pt..,, -• ...,. • ,..,.,... enlty ~ ,....,. a ......,
,,...,,. ....... lu1'UnOUI -A """' It> -lhlO lloauriOue .-..Cle 1 9966
ltlOTOYOTA 1971 CHIVROLET I
SUPIA 414 ILA%U UHCHUO
• cYI. a _.i. oo-~ v I . outo trano . taclort 11t. VI. tulo treno.. lectOtY 11r,
• cyl.. -..-. lllcby lk; NA/fM .... rlldlll 1.._ I .. -... --... -llMler.-~ -wt11el. cr!llH control, ••I dllC brlkH AM r.-wh~
......... ,,,,, .. __
tun oower. em/Ill\ olereo -'l•.Nl!Ye......._T._ wllile. lnl. left. --· -lelt., IHM. tonled gtaoa. _,,,,. wh1t1w111 ltrff. hnt.cl J,lata
dCllh lnlenor. 1111 ........ .,_ -. 8lloy ...... (100N7l -•I -· onl Ian, All'il ~ roof. ,,..,yi lnleflor.
(IOllM) oond. -Cleon """' -....... •111 ..,.ilow, Int brown.
control, «11 ri:; '"" 11111. ..... (13eH3)(T317-1) llJnlCOlld.---1209234 (IOIN) '"· camper •Mii (1&7034
55995 SAVE $ 295 (8C*IO) AVE 53995
Se Habla Eapanol. Both stores -All pncea plus tax. llcenM, doc. & smog fees. Cars subject to prior Hie. Sale ends Sunday, November 16. 1981.
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' BARRETI REALTY
~= Capistrano Bach
714/Ml·tl 14 ......
c.,1 •w to71 .......................
ENGLISH COUNTRY
ESTATE on 1 acn near
beach and Mama. 5
bdrma, 3 ba, 1uest1
qrtn, FreDdl doors, bay
wlndowa. Ocean and
valley views . .-rs.ooo.
L1 ACllE + qlWity 4
Bdrm 3~ balb home SUf·
roundin& pool and spa.
Gourmet kitchen, f nnl
clinm& rm, 2 wet bars. 3
frplcs and 1200 s/f
master suite. Ocean and
valley Yins. $1,200,000.
4tJ.2752
COSTAMISA
Well located 1~iJI&
center lOO'Xt leased. At. tractive lioanciDI
available witb only
$115,000 down .. h1l price
1417 ,000 L.B.
·AffOIDAIU Wl1H TllMS
Trl·level condo nr. So. Coast Plaza
-Super 3 BR with seller financing
only $112.900 · Hurry!
IB.OW MAUIT
Choice 2BR Ii den townbome with
assumable financing $119,000.
YIMT A61 CHAIM
ii everywh ere in this custom 3BR·2
ba complete with guest quarten
Dear Fublon Sq. Setler will
finance. A 1re1t buY at$200,000.
7141641-0763
2925 Colteae Ave
Costa Mesa. CA
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Compare before you
rent. Custom deal&•
features: Pool, BBQ,
cov'rd 1ara1e. aur·
rounded with pluab landscapin1. Aduh llv·
in& at Ila best. No peta.
1 Br. furn. from.-
2 Br. fum. from *550
Bach. furn. from•
KSW. WlllGn, lf2-ml
&..mJ.LMI' .
Af1" ..............
FNllS95..-
CoolJa•lal bredtut
ll·F, recftatioa room.
pool, TV, la..-lrymaL Iii aid service and
ll:itchenet&e available.
Grut ccmv 1DcaUon. rzn
Harbor Bml. '6:4"0
PRIVACY.~ UUl
fUl'D. Cpl, D-llllkn. "°° •zm l350 mo. Kalure lld\11&1,
DO petl. Quiet Ir seeuft.
IHI Newport Blvd.
MMl73.
Adlllta, DO ,etl.
Utilitis Fr.!
YfM ROCM> FUN:
Socl8I Actmbes DI·
rector• Free Sunday
8r11ncll • 880'1 •
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a.AT 9'laEATION:
T..-.• "'-lelllOnl
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• H~drornauege •
Swlrnml11g • Golf
Or!Ylng Ra,.
IUU'fW'UL Al'TI:
SlnglH, I lo 2 Bed·
rooms • Fvrnlalled
.. unluml9lled • Adllll
Living • No Pell •
Models Oi>en Dally
9 to 6
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a aa .._ 'l 1 • -HORII .. v l • HI0.4'f:mo. ---Balboa Pein. i1oo. Call HT5 mo. 144·2221, MIMJ .. &..I ltJI U.f.1••1984_
5*eve ft Mria. UW pd. 1 IDRll MlO IAITllll Aa adult coal"Rlkr 08 Sellll L.-Jl8' Mf·2MO .!a:flfl. .. •• , ... , .............. LOST: 8..S male Scol·
Yrtr.Ml=VM.lll• ZllllldelAvt.Cll 2Br.18&.PoallidtApt. tlae lack Bay Spec ......... ~ .......... =ca=~!'; Prof M/F Acrou from MOWAV.AIAILI llyouwaataRNlr.tate tit, Vlc. U•lvtully
lJhla bid . ....,,._,... •!! Lalllldry room. 1 cWld lacular lpe, i awtm: :>uufro.l Sml lit. • Saod NB n1 p Uo All NEWPORTB&CH LOia at BELOW Part, Irv. Rt•ard.
2,,,,ba, ''•· a W' ,.,, Eutllde·ll IBll, utu.ral 01, DO patl. Call for ................ 1tou • refrla. •/ ?tr 2J:rmo~·u~ tJieCioocli."'.'b.:.i COllll!RC!CENTER A MR.KET RATES e&ll ......................... ____ _
avaU No¥. 11 rl"tl lit • ood cel ll 011 fl •Piil· 1tefcnltl1DD1. Dia cowta, ll6b tral.lt, 1ara1e. •Imo. lit/lit, Aull lmmed-C•ll ll/P Sbr JBR ....... ~ EXECtmVESUlTE P rl mt r1 oanc la I •Reward: lordtr Ter-Jml/mo. Aa for Out eablnttl, lltlUUee pd. 'l'Sl.11 • puttlaa aretD . Mtllritx.••t 8 .. 11 nr Haodaome wiodow ol· Servte• r ler, blk/tta, r ,
Sclilwtlekart ta.mlor P /molll·• WIS'" ..,,_ Baelttlora, l ud t Ii........ ·-• "1 •Y. l4z.llll or lo Beach. S250. loci fitH, funt/ooa funa.. IJ7·M77 Newlud 6 Slat.er, o. ....,,...... Cleu 2 Br l Ba. aood ·-VILLA• bedroom apartmeeta, -_,, t5Z·lGI uill.l3l·$!1 avall: Prof aec aen, 11112, "Sauul11". a...a.........p • i • ••-!.aide locatian aewlf lmmed. oec11paoey. tad to~ from :,••u•••tt•• ........... o.=-lllPt .• U2BR.t11'-~.-~; F rmmt wanted. $250. copy macll, w aerv, ¥ ..... ~ llU17t,S0.™4
-• •• _, palnled sm 'ty No Adult oaJ1 complea. INOloll::z::anth .. yuweoedo.Adultl.l .... UK.I_. ..... Noo·•mltr. Balboa PLUSPLUS. .... , • ..._ •••••••................ C ll yr , Pool 1pa llundryroom OD.J At Br. + de. frt>lc. Rec:. ll!ft.-..r lalud.17S.t12t fret rtinexlnt Venture Capital Avail Found bit. cat, ilaort POlll: J BR. 2 full BA, · a s.e170 pauOaord.cb Noa>N' Su.J"'--HWIBoad facllltlea. 1415/mo. pa accaa for BuaU.. SWt up haired, wbt. feet t blb.
h'ple, beemed eeillap. New Bachelor. E'iide. Garaieu..U.. · · ~JIOO $52.NJO Female lo lhare H.lkb Reap. female to lhare 2 CllMliwC7141 Abo do ....._ 1ou1· ffB 1 bl w. o1 be&(b
Yrty, •· 511 W. Bay, Quiet, patio, workln& Bach.• ---... I rlh.. •"'" d Apt. SIOO.Necotiable. Br. apt. 7SZ.710J equipment leulni'. Arbor ctr ......
511-H!t,-.snl auttemaa. 050, 1Br.Ml}SQS W11ldffwu.,:Jj_J l~-llHr12 840-919 w.t.n• m.em Found am fem ut, C.W .. Mlr Jl22 54l-OIOI 2Br.•• Lar1e 11t. Patio. Pool. ....................... ••YIOOt•tATI Retlred Mu hu 2 Newport Beach. ?00.lOOO declawed, tabby vie .
....................... 1BR, tBA, Patio, new TSLM mt .u.1903 ~!.w1.~.Y~:Jirated . 5 EA WI MD CONTACf:t.ar1e1tG1y Bdrmt.2Ba.aupercon· aq ft main floor. Ideal Merti•P1tT,... 31tb4Riverm-a l Br. 2 ba, beaW. view ol carpet, Iota of Olu1. 1 Br 1 Ba. upper, ltove, nu.. .. Malt/Female Service in do witb aeperate en• Marine. Available Jan 1 hidi 5031 F o " D d : 0 • r • a D ba_y, pnvate. Garaae. Upstairs. Ava.U 12/5. earport, lalmdry fadl, IAYlllOMf VILLAGE So. Cal. G .R .C . ~~frplc,pool.S250. 2'00WatOJtHwy. ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Slttpkrd w/aboft tall
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....... M0-1515 540-'W liv rm. Overlootla1 adult a!IU bl 1' plw. 1 Corona de! Mar 1 block ••:ti• ............ 4410 All ~·of rial eeto t Newlud/Waroer.
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blktobdttia!lope. Appl mm .. to beach, water pd OK. Sus A, all Call ~mo.m.t'775 rrom tNO + poola, tea· floora . den , very Gara1e space, car or l.ITAILSPACI WTDa Seal Pt. SlUMM Cat.
aecpt. 111 ''8 '' NOD. TJt.82 aft •PM. 540-ua '-'*r:WLiocta ""'·-•--·-·'-I-Br 1 all, waterfalll, poada! spacloua.No~ue.IZ50 1tora1e.Cdll . ...,. 6 ... 2171 ir ... ir.A.1.ll vk t11t11•1rvtne HB llar1uerlte CdM . avaU1121. 'AftlPli•im · ..,_..a,_. •. !.'Ne' Guforcookial,beat· Ko. lneldJ uti11. In· 79>-0240 UIOsq.ft.HarborBlvd ... ,.. _,...,. . · ' · ·
l'B-71U. ' Badof~ ear Ina paid. Prom San terealed part.lea muat Elide CM. Sintle on Pvt + storace. S500mo. Wldbw bu money for --"=1---·507......._.o ...... -----2 Br. frplc, stove fc 0-Pollt Jl2' U 1 Jtta. '800 D1e10 Frwy drive North call Ulil wbd for it wiU Alley. Storage Only. 1$5 Realonomics 17U700 T.D.'1. 110,000 up. No Fouad: Oreybound, W.
ref'rl1e, balCG:ly view. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• year leue. AduJta, no on Be.acb to McFadden berenleclUU.wknd.Call mo.813-3800 creditcbeck,nopeaalty. Aoabelm Wtd nltbl
AduJta,nopeu . .->.m r ~:~~:.=~ :~ii ~m.s.1Driv~:y tbeoWettonMcradden .Johal73-3Dor54M812, Offlctl..... 4400 storeorOftice.~aq.ft. Call Denison Auoc. ll/ll.CiU1-G7·-·
Heliotrope Ave. '75-«124 114 ~ Chibbou1e Ave. to Sea wind Village. Furn 3 BR Home in CdM. ....................... Mesa Ver!:...~• 173-7111 p.,.11• SJJO
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1 · o1c1.' .,_lo/ a,c11• ed 2 Br. 2 Ba. Pool, Jacuu.I. NO rE!I Apt. • Coodo F -•-....... 3 bdrm ... _ financial lmt. 7000..r. Newport. 15,000sq ft. 7~ cbar1e. Secured by xlnl * IH-* ~. •c:u ~we OUr UnUS t.\75/mo. reei:,~=· ~~:::e::c;i(~i;_' r:'c':d ~d· $ZZ5 ~"°;; lit. floor.Apt541·5032. str. all or part. 642-4758 Hunt. Bcb. property. 2'bour-aoolm
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Peethoule 2 Br apt. Lee l Br. 1 Ba. refrl1e, Oceanfroat for Winter Hwy, La1ua1 Beach. Bcb. 957-0720, eves Pa.t5ULA Prime Tustin fc San SI SOOT D
pvt patloa, frplc, 2 be SOmeone'S dabwallr.Nocbildreo,no ~.atali,;.~bed •!Daily, Weekly, KilcbeD fMl.7902JimorBret Spacious executive of· Clementerdalloroffice ll5mo ·~ 3·.,...,: Disc COEDS-Would Love to c•-ip,ou...,./p•"'L pell. Avail. Dee. lal. uwu.rn . ...-.17s.4912 •available. Low wiater p to ahr ... v B"'BOA fices acrcu from City spacts.7»14'10,131"699 r b' ..... ~ ,... Puty~~CallSue .. ,...... ..... .... Ch . l /m n,_.. ,....., 2 BR 2 Ba ...._.a.. ---•-•~ ....... c-.. • ..., ,.,... Hall All . all orcaa . ..... or Debbie anytime Avail Nov 15, yrty lae rlS mas o. ,_, . ...,., ..........,, _w., ra"" ...... _. ISLANDbome,SZISmcl. · servicesav I · llTAl.5'ACE 631-7048 &l3D .
$750/mo. Alt for Dave 2 bdrm, 2 ba: lar&e · painted, q!U, fpk, pool, Balboa IM. '90 ' up utila.175-11.Gaf\. 5. ble, 'opt.iooal'. Fromm 900 t l650 G
Schweikert '42·1235 Sell them crouad noor. Eo1U1b adltaoa1Y.1175.MS-15ZI weekly. Kltchennette,· 2BR 2BA _,5 IQ.ft. up al rusonahle aq. t. mo. R!at 20fJo yld, ll02,000. buys 1st 1-------• (ofc)orf6.91'hve1. I • Tudor Bld1. WHher· E11tbluff1 Townhouse oce1pfroat..m.8740 half utll.' w~~d.:. rentals. No lease re· exposure.~Blvd. TD.20%yld,t7 mo.due. 6"tfC1 .. .,
WI' th an ad dryer, gar. OPEN SAT· lpt, 3 bdrm, 2ba, 2 car I Newlv decorated private AfterSPM.SS-0324 quired, call673-3002 Realonomics 675-6700 _63._..1~·32'~0._____ hc.artl
1 Br, frplc, aloVe, mrig, SUN $STS. 34001 Amber I a r . No pet I . No room 6 bath h'plc SZ8$ Ca••ercW ~~parklna. $475. under the Laolern!A " children. $150/mo. inclda uuti. Eaitsld; Tri-level. Spectacular UECUTIVE ..... 4475 ••a•c• I 11/ 2'Hra Ml·OllO ..---........ ....._.. ........ __ ..., .. ~ .. , ew.1010 Panoramic View. Quall· SUITES ....................... Pen 11rltt/ C ... c:..dm 2~•J:rg>.~:Jt:-=:·I Oailv Pilot 2V!es:d~po~f!1:1;:: EASI'BL.UFF.tbr., pool. Ec::i~1~11 . very ~lJ~eatfcClean. H_:AH tb:>iD!«!ftorcow=!~ .. ~.~.~ ........ ~!! .. !!!!!!a.,!!!!!!MC!!!!!!!!!YIM!!!!!!!!!!
ISl·lJll IJ liES/mo.a1·73Zl. quiet area, •inale adult, apacloua! Very private! I ed S300 . I .. ........ ~ sqft 2 car apace . ._1•c h 5100 Gift Guide ............. Jl40 aopeta$5CO/mo.6"-4717 Own ent.raoce. Homey mm . mo. inc . ,.__ have util. 645-7184. '43 ....................... A Jmll ~~ ....... ~~~ ....................... Fldl Sec. lBR. Venailla ~'{~kt Gil~&= ~~:J::~=· spa, fnew1~U:j~·~:i:f!~ HamlltoolD.C.M. OFa..
MIWLY DICOI. THI WtMl.ITI& ~ond:e,. •=es Dis· ~~ req. · 2 resp. nonamotin& F'1 to center! Euy Frwy ac· R. le D. Bldg. for lease. Eacorta/Kodelin.a
1 Br 1u pd encl aar Call 642 5678 LuxuryAdalt\91Uatal· a':ut550Mo ·Bit meve1 ahr s br dupla,.., blk ceas. Avail. now! CaU lOOOsq. ft. office, 10,000 MtF•CoupJea d/w~aber, poOi, Adulta • fordable livin&. 1.2' 3 r. ' Room lo larae house, from N.B. S315/mo. + ~ fordeuils. sq. fl wlnhouse it 21' 835-,._llCNiu a .. -* fir tll Br. Well decorated. 540-1S'79 Eva. C.M. 1 mUefromO.C.C. utils. LeahM&-94.53 55 l·l 2JI '4M2l0 s q · f t · Cos t • If you would lite to
M2·M'73. CL-11..__1 Olympksiaepool,U&bt· lbraptw/atove,ttfrig, S210/mo 957-3855 M/F Rmmt. Sbr JBR. Men/Newport area. Eacort Attractive JlrT•• Jn 1 .., "'"' edtenniaCOW't,.JacuuJ, prk1.0nPeninsuJa.Call Nice fumlahed room in *DkUllOfffCU• Avail. 2·1·82. Call Ladi Newly decor. au pd., Ado. Vhor park likt l.andlcaplna. 17S.0812 aft. 5pm. private home, Costa 2BA. Nr Rvr Jetlys. NB. 1,2 It 3 room. No leue re· 71"6'5·8706 . e1, coatact545-1.548
aid aar., pool, dswbr. Moat beautiful bldi. ln 3Br.2Ba.Garqe. Year· Mesa. Call alter lpm ::s~:230mo . tat /Last. quire~ Acl.I. Alrporter ................. 4500 TNYet 5450
Adulll. Mi.5013. HB. G~ !'alt 11· ly, 2 blocks to beach. 5'1-1182 Hotel. 833-3223. t-12. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •n••••••••••••••••••••
21r.l .. AM TowuhoUlt2Br. l~ Ba. lowanceS..19 17).2$71. CdM, lge ma1terbr, pvt Sbr2BRHome.N.lrvine. 1250 Up. Hunt. Bch. Co1Sta Meaa,1.200sqft,ln· ~~!N~~~~
NeJrly decor .. d'u pd. patio, caraae. Adults 35 1 Br. Coodo, $550 Mo. bNa, klt..:.,priv., carage. Fpref. B= Only f~f~~:=~~ir. duslrlalapace GCh1vre1stmyoausrsbeolnf uas ucort /cba utf eur.
met sar .. pool, dlhwr. yrs or over, no peta. ~ WALi Ver 1ai11 es . Ca II oosm ..... er, nondrinker, mM-40 S5f-4227
Adults. 642.5013. SSOO/llo. 5§.SC?t 2 ' 3 Br. TOW'DhouH 2131123 ·~15' or overtS. f«IO. 75tu5 Roommate Wanted: To I 7TH S1l&T INdi Ano! -sell unneeded
Spacioua 2 Br, 1 Ba. $395. 1 Br. E/1.ide, small but Apts. Patiaa, sinate 4 213fl30.2323Richa.rd. Balboa llland. Larae Shr Lr& New Hse In COSTAMISq lmmedJate occupancy. items in the TNnlAllNed7
3 Br,·1 ~ Ba. uzs. Laun-cozy w/lots of nut double ur 1ar11ea. UDO VIEW Elepnt i Bdrm, pvtmU1balhon· La1una Beaeh. Garden 2or 3 roomotrlcuultes Super clean. 1.200 sq ft Dajhi Pilot 2 for priceof l, 13 coun-
ciryfac., pool, 548-tsSe wood. 1345. Adults only. !1-:~~_!u,e!· Harbour. tr11 12 Br. 2d Ba1 . 2 pat t.lol, 1Y. l175/mo.m.a17 :~· ~ ~ Fv'i!~· A/C, plenty of pitg. UtJI includineoffice. La com-•J ~::-_:an Am CouPoD. u 11 2 Br ea A SSHllO. v...-.ga vn.-.o7. ~:,m A u u . 1200. Employed Gentleman. Am is yr old II. Travei incl. Avail. now. Call plete d1rtroom. Perl for Gift Guide
Gan:e. wall!ertdry!:: OUllT &PllYATI ·~·....... Kitchen Privile&ea. CM JJ'fo. F /M Non·amkr, Realonomics 17U700 photo lab or desiener. .._lqmallll all bllilt·inl. Small child U~e new t Br. Apta. Adult over-40 communl· 1 Br. St.e,.wbeach. '500 Area.5'1-7Sl8 stral&hl. UZ5 Call Bill, Share 2 ok suite In pre· S400mo. Cal 642·5671 ,..,. •••
OK, no peta. Only 1 year w I 11 r or c 1 r port. ty. Immaculate 2 bdrm, mo. yrly. Alt. m.setl; Rooms, Pvt Entrance. '9''f.1S03 or wort 5S7-tl810 stigious airport al't!a. 375 851-1'4.l eves llftd alk for a •• .. •••••••• .. •••••'-..
old.CaUfc:rappt. Upstairs w/bakonlea, l~ ba . Huntloaton utforEded73-7300 Working Man.1250. Ext2737 sq. ft. For d«ails call AYAILA&EMOW c h r I 1 t"' 0 1 SdlMlll
TSLMGMT 142-1603 pool, apa, bbq, laundry. Land mark Condo. 1 Br. Condo, vuof fouata· Lacuna.~ M F hr b 851-62.218. Ml Bldg. 3000sqft. Ad-Visor .......... · 7005
!---Br. 1 B1. SUO. Ua •up. Mature Washer 6 Dryer, 2 in/Sarden. Miilion .............. 4100 ( lOI 2 r,2ba.Ten· NEWPORT BEACH 504 IUOOpermo.642-4610 ,. .................... ..
Matramoniocon2ninol. Adults.NOPE'I'S.Mesa patlol,wethl.r,bltlDR• Dollar Clubhou1e. ••••••••••• .. ••••• .. ••• rus,~,jac,more.$270 No.Newport~l\'d.180lo Colla Mesa Comb 1300 --------Now EDJ'Ol.l.li.a&: Quia.
20'3 Wallace, Coata Pines, 2150 Harla, 0 , 2 car &ar· l5'7S per Sauna~ pool, spa, am, Uve on Newpcrt Beacb +~u b.ll50587 LS001qft.av11lat90r1 slf .ofe-ir 2000 .slC ti&D Pre.sebopl..32l0 E ..
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Gl•2150. Newer 2 Br. w/prage. deposit . Ca 11 'uard. '800/mo.9'7·511' Motel. aGZW PCH. NB muter Br. 2~ Ba. has. 641·132'. KarborBLLowrenlincl Special Pro1ram.
snJNNlNG J.arce 1 It 2 Adults, no pets. ~14~?5M311.C:U~sfor V om.Ill MS-0640 Dania jPt. C~ r cor~o. MW" DIC m bllin apa. Wort i play. _.IMl-..-..-5'23--=.__ ___ _
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Pool.110W.1Mb.St. IWlfl&-Unfumiabedl,2.63br. ~~hr'~,!!Avail room&. Kltcb. le Ba. ••taller& avail. for sub-le~ in u..-4550 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ..... , ASPIMPACR now.,.-.... ,,.,., SZllO. per mo. + IZllO. Eutalde CM, M lchr/ ooeolNpta uculs1veof __......, Career minded f•mily
Niee Bach. Apt. for 1 CONDO, S.C. Plaza .. IJtSt.1.7202 ••BEACH** He. dep. 230I w. Ocean· ownr seeks F tchr/ fi ..i:.v ••~~ ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 21 Id ---'-· Adult. Nop«. Uti.la incld 2b --.......... rity \A • h 1 ace com.,-es. """" 7'x20' stora,ge space near man yn ° _. 1u 4 wit.er. Frplc i area. r. ""'• ._... Deluxe poolalde xtra Yrly. 281t, lBA. SW>. front NB nurse aemate. 150. c Io• e . Inc I u des : 19th " Placentia CM emp&oyment. 10 yn ex·
p1tlo. 1380/mo. Call gate, air ccnd, earport, large 2br. 2 ba, blbll, 175-tm, m4M5 m..u. 548-5035 • Re ( e pt I p h 0 n e $llO/mo63H450 Skates . skis • perienced mecbaolc,
b t w n 9 AM . 5 p M. pools, illdry. New crpt. dawbr. 1~ miles beach 2 Br Iba, frpk., aar. ~ Shr2BR, 2BA hie. 1 bit fr •Utilities •Janitorial -al10 Cla11 1 drlven ~. drlinae~·..., rtl+~ :: Adlt.s, 00 peta. 14.'iO mo. J>tk bea~ 14.'iO/moyrly. ~Ul~~~~avail Bcb. M/F. Non·amkr. •100 free copies/mo ...... Wmhd 4'00 fed$ • SnOWntolJi lice1nu ... c_an operate
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$425/ulll pd, sit u r p r ox . Nov . 1 ' . 2 BR. TOWNHOllE • BR 2 BA, Bay view, Phones In room. 2274 · · avail Call: Roxanne over/garqe.lype apt in tail a&les ti relates well
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au.ut. 540-31e6 ys, n-1ut. new 2 Br 2b1. t1»1t1 B .... 1681 -.1445 ..-·-· · · CM/NB area. John Salan eee:t!llMe. Call wlrJldl 54M4'7l """ private. Pool, 1pa, ten· SCIO sq. Ct. llesa Verde oa·1 p·1 t Bill;:.~. Garace, frplc, D/w. Oceanfroat V\L 2 BR, lm· EASTBLUFF 2 Br. 2 Ba. ,...._ ..... 4250 oh. Lot• of xtru, aR!a. -""541-=-"-007-.7"-'e'""vs"-----ll I Y I 0 --
1'ownhouMGardtn Apt. 2 1'7$, 75t-19H.•2112 mac, •UD111. bltm, cpla, hplc, patio • pool. ....................... rfed loc. '340/MO. 545-4123 Gift Gu·111e c ....... ... Br. 1~ Ba. Patio i drJ)l,IDdry,aundect,c&o MOO/mo. Ml Aml101 OCEANFRONT2fc4Br. ooiec:urit .541-0lOI. p...1-.....~._..1 _ 'it::/'""9. / w 1ara1e. 1525/mo . au. Married cpl, no Way,...._ Avail. Winter. Weekly/ ~;..;;...;;.=.=:;;:..;.:&.;..::;..;:~=~ ~ --. arm compA11iollate,
54J.J.J77. meat;B.AB' kids . S.S.2131 210 "B" '2bd street.. 3BR. lloath),y. m.7173. Share • Br. home, btwn Approx. 100 ft office ....................... Call 642·5678 reliable lady. Avail
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Quiel adlt over 30, no Mesa Verde, 2bdr~, bwub~r . 1550. up. porch, dl.abwuher, pool ny Saa Vicente, tux frpk, •encl. gar. Call: llullanRealtySt0-2960 AllO, make-14>,shampoo ....................... Xlat comp prorram •
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541-1511 ;:· ~C7'· .-. ........ 1 br apt, adult. oo pell, · teania, 101(, bones. Female roommate • 10x1"li reception Call63l..f754or Public attOUlldq esp.
'l11E VICTORIAN 2 Br . . . 1375 + dep. Near beach. sr.s TO llACH 4!4-07'8. needed. to lhare 2 bdrm area, fum11bed, 1tora1e afters...... FOii AIS SeDd ....... 0-ined
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adults. New uph, en cl patio· New 2 Br 1 Ba 1 ml.le from t.ion.. S515/mo. Available 2BR, 2BA, Oceanfront 175-8419,641...00CSara M·F laltCMI....,,, Al£ fl( W 8a1 Street. CM
drape1, bit-Ina, patio. cpt/drpa, etc. Carport, bea~b. s:MStmo. lll lut onanaualleaae-aopeta. apt at tbe lllkal la Male/female to abare 8 •YFRONT '1 yn a maiief-ntaler. --9312=J....,·lm=----
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• 10~ sperlenee. 20 p /lime full cbar1e. 3 D .. NT AL' F I t l m.. dp·~i;t_ll~.~~~ .. '::, SecNr 7lr:JOp1a1mp.olllrtllltatibaonveCownall P~rfonn all typa of ,. E. Cit. ff!f, Cdll. Ulnl P'ri. m.ac J01ce Vi!~ =ew. Call drilvl~ ad .~'!-peopleu· to U111l . We1tml111ter. days per week. Call ~ "' vuu,~I............. • pain oa llenedel built ca .. CIU9C pres •• ff•~ llay bave out· Corlue •kdJ•: a OrthodoDdc wilt. ex· OCAirport. "6-o:M$afterfpm. car 1 : motor 6 P/T'IMllft'Wl•eas bulineuea. Hard work·
lidejob. llllltbeHIDdy. Al·XSl pupref'd.Calll46-1405 1151.ola HOUSEKEEPER: Uve-traumillion overhaul. PMJ 111 C 1 •1 1111. profeuk.al hours, P'NeaptiDd~. · -•• uaN<Pu.w •BBALOfftCI la for mature couple. tuDe:upa.Smllltllnow Y_.c.rlin Redaurut draw + bi1h com·
o.....au CAIPaCl•S -·--··--• tousistonlWitcbboard It$. ploe .... Call: afte fuelbajed.Qlteml. EVBllS Adulll wi&ho.u«.Sint IUSTYPIUCAN minion + bonuses.
DIMTALASSIST. lll•lbeeQ.iDframm1. =~~P::'!':~t!d (will train), flllns. llAll,ID-28 TalleadloWftlltState We are ....-!1 aeell· attractivepenooalities 1110 Maia St. at (213)6$7.!Ja.
Pili.me, otlke aear S.C. ~~ ti concrete. priYatepndieeiDHw:rt· uronn1. mall diltribu· Houaek"'*"Sapenilor Employmm&Serrieeotc inl addewD pltaunt wbo tllJoJ wortiq with MacArtlnr, lrviM. Now Sala
Plau. 5'Mm · lnitoa 8eadl for RDA lion • mlllat. ol bldt. for retlnmmt facility, !!. .2r~~o.s•,. . ..Cpd0· .~<[! pmcaa.Utim wllo would ~.u 1u.r old youlhs. •ancC«Plin1u!:. applicatiou, Cah •r •r
CAStm aeekllll persoul job pla11ta. llUlt bave car So. CalU. ~ --.. .,,~ ""' '"" vi be latenl&ed ii wiortiDa ~·eaiDP a.t p.m. Call poe · 1,..._
AUTOJlonvE MarilleRanhraRStore. Hti1faetioo -ti escep-for erruda. $6/llr. + Homea la lniae. Re· empqr. ln Sala 4 ~ 1 •U·U2l, ut. 30 COOKS GU AR AN f EE D LOTMAM 16-17ll tkm1 finaDdal tttrard. m ll ea &e. P /time • quire abtltJ to tel up ' MOOILSJISCOITS with Datty PUat Cvrien between 2 p.m. and s KJTCBEN HELP SALARY
FvJl lime. Relpcmi~ May friDee beDefits ill· 12·5pm. Colll.act Dun-coatrol•7*mfor anew AttD Femal.ODl.y 10 to 15 /eara old. p.m. AM for Andrea BARTENDERS +comm. + boam
mature per10D CAStm cl11diDC medleal 111-na: 5'9-tW. fad.llty. Supeuilory n · · ~ Uallmlt.e earaln11 Reall'Ata&ts.lm COCKTAD.. , th.la ii •perm.: poeitioo
for 1pecl1I dlftlea. Fvll time 60 llr1 per 111.tai.ce•f\;dayettll. &BBALOflftCI perluce aeceuary. -aullable to r tsllt l zSalelhrloaloeeded WArl'lllSSES for career orieatated References required. week. Mlllt be able to C&UM6-0ZM. ft....ant'""'-'-'rm.--Xlllt w~caeditiom penoa Hr s ·JOPM lo forowloeatioaooCout FOODSERVERS ll•l bave 2 years es· wort Sal._ s. Other ~nr.,.1_., .. ....._ MCIJIO 1 IOPM Monda th BUS PERSONS hl1bly motivated in· perience. Call Steve bn lo bearnaced. App-DentalHyelmilt lllln. &5 wpm. Hn a.s. 4 benefi DOD-profit OPllATOI : . 1 ru ~· Walk lnl dally. SEAFOOD BAR dhldual. Our com-
Harvey '°' an appoint· ly 111 penon: Kerm Co111cie11tlous ti en· SW/wk. pUS lnsuraoce. c o r P . P h o n e Duties will iDclude P'rldlaly.bSomell s.t, urday Tom lllller, Proper· HOST/HQn'ESSES Pttbenaive uJes train·
meat Rima Hardware, *' ~~~·~ifortll ~ CoataMeu,6Sl·2741. 1l'1ll5HB. . poet. ••• • 1 ty. or •r· tJ 80111• Reallora DISHWASHERS ln1 Pro&ram will pre-
IOY CMY11 Harbor B~, CM. ......_.. r-Interior Desip lq ot datty nlel, llPt ~~.~~l~ :: 'fo~ 1 .W taae. Day ti Dielll lhiftl avail. pare you ID developina
vmtative Deatal Pnc· Gfteral Aul1tant for Retail :1S:rt~necw:!'a~~ Wlllama. REALESTATESALES Apply in pertOD Mon· new aecouata u well u IOUS&~CI c:&.m ticelnLlllaaN'ipl. Growlns lnveatment Showroom. Mu~l be willtra.ID.XJntcompuy lmmed. openia11. Fri.,9AM·SPll. mal11tal11i111 esullns
-" Work In beaut. Dana 4IMIOO firm hH immediate Esp . Parl·ttme. beMfi Varlo111 liberal com· cuatomerbalelntbeO.C 640-6444 Point Harbor. Full time. DINT AL llCB'I'. openiftp in Newport Of. '42-2255, 511-1551 tact :r.~i-m~; miu1oe r.uw. for esprd area. l.ndMduall willina
AutoPartl. Tuel;_lbnl~ Reqof• uire-a~ Elper'd,fltimeforNy nee. Janitor. Part·Tlme. (716)&M-181. , -~~~~ ~.!!°~·"._l>IAWa1Jeo. Sudw~·~wlcounter lodirew~ ~11~lakJope Esp ~lrto Parll Counter men .. : .. .--... " office nr S.C. Plan. Eves. lllllt bave auto, SLAWCl'S' .....____ .....,,_.,_._ .._ ctions ...... ...,.e
Pe non Beacon Auto pearan'ice type 50 wpm ~ luc. s.a .... p 1peu EDl)lab ' be de-_ _ No esper. Nq'd. lllllt b6 airt uCI food prep. Ei· bl@b' profeuioaahalea p rtl · accura . a]llitude for · pendable.~ _..,__. depeadible llld avllJa. HJ per'd. Part aad full atilla witll UDllmiled in· ~N.NptBt•d.NB. detail, . 211'1· sen. DIYCUAPBS W/W .... ,._.•111 Fall*IDlllaDCl bit oa call. Npt Bell ~e~~1M•":~~ comePOtaldal.l'orCOD·
541--UJI otnce aper.•· per hr. rrr coum. • Ptr pre. A/P. A/la.tr llftl Slc'w Fublon lalucf area. -· .__, _.. fideotial iDlerriew with
BABYS1'1TER Ablolute!Y • penGllal uu. MicW'1 Cleuera, Wfo.= I °Nf;. l ,, h N'UJtSES AIDI, P/time .,..1,1: .. U:ID u.r. ....... .ua Cll ....... JU!lr So. Calif Jar1t1t in-or te.lepbaae iaquhiel. llonard1Ba,t.•SU4 ~,W or wpor uc ba lfWP MMrie pnc· ~ a.taurut cMpendent dealer COO· Tun tlaru Sil l : .. 5:30 Relu.m• CJD11 to: o.Da W~.... Firm, m111t be in· Uee. Matan w/aper iD p-.o------..la..I (1t4) ... S..ntl l'oocl Prep ti Bulboy, tact: m. 730-lCRl .,.,.., Marma Co., 24'105 /T 1 • 111 tellis•t .S motivated, dealias wlc:blldrea ea· -up ..---.,. ldriq. If you att Lori MurT11
•.... --Dina Dr., Daaa Pl. kli 1h... NI.I ban esceUeal 1llill1. Hnlial. llln. Autin Tbun, P'ri ti s.t. Esp. friendlJ,amdeatious'i 714......._•J)J _, .... _ ga One lo twoyean litia•· 615-4170 ' preferred, lyplDI a llC9'110MIST dependiblt P""-
Esper, mature babysit· · Proc I 1S... CallPel'IClllDfl,7SU070. Uoouper.Salarycom· mutt. A~:-·Pri Prr,a.bnperweS,for from• ,:em•~:: C• .... Cqj ..
leraUllJtocareform1 C•ll• Needed. OppitwUty lo !.O.E. meuurate witll abilit;y. MUISISAIMtS t-5. t• Ave, Cb kd A I I Pn*illlrlc. ~daildnll~ :7-r:·B· w• UH create • Dew cMput-CootaetMa,cP.-.... H :JO "S:J0.7:10pm. C.M. cc.:~~~';6~=.H ~·,:.:a~8.'Te: lT7Ullil.eW1.lrv.
d.m,,e .• Call .Moo. aunft.· needed for new bowlina meadti for..al adrowdlnlcl' ~ ~ Sm. conval Roap. ar Pl'.STCOfl'ROL race Restaurant, 2115 E.O.!/M-F ceoter. hll Ume and me um• re • 1 Gaeral C.11. l'alr1round1. Licensed Brucb "!" llCrhOMST RdillCM Saltl lam,'4CMllD. ft• .. Ume.Call llf'W'lpaper. New maia· ....... _, •· ~W1. P••t •oatrol t••b. F/t.lme iDdwbda ......._ . . 1--c~.--..
...• _._ ,.... 157·90» frame compulel' 111tem nt .... .., CW. LltJ 1 "-..-Lancaa ... "" " "'" ' ' .,.,-.,-,. ~ •-will be ordered In 11t oe • r1rm Nunbts DMded.ll111hr.,..Call ln1 required. Call Reltallflllt Poulble • MC:b &ale.
Froml775 c• .. ~ J ( 11 .. l "·-rJ:• .... •·•'-Mfkl exper'd Lepl Sec IJlP,.._ 5*Na m.a1 farw't. N .......-.-.. ...__, c ~ anuary moat ..e Y wu--·-· with Sood t;ypiq, die· 7-3 4 J..U or'1".:i;'M ll·7. HT. ,.,..Ote'S' ew ....--•1. -MCI""-• GICU b• lmmed rrr larae DEC bardware mspoei available: tapboDe .s se·lkilll. SupenlMMedl•RX'a. PRINTING UCWikl»iST PIUASTOll mill out. Call: 5*Nzt .,,..,:ttJI =Sp~d,•:s:.: = ~=: CiM• Salaryopm.MMllO Sm. CODYll. bolpt. Dr ~tt!;t~ .!!!.. D~~ ~t~ ~p~l:!.~~c~ Now hlrllls for full ti for~mmye.
Froaa'7• necw. NJ beaeftt 1*1 1111 111d 111pervllor1 ~~~~~~IUon LKALSICllTAIY C.M. Fair1rounde. uper. dependable dlctapbone required. f~1 ~::e1t~f:.~~ Saleaca...&--.
Fll.11 lime. Exp, desired offered. Ccdaet Steve, • b 111t1 eu u tl e I. available. I PM·ll PM, 3 <CORPORATE> 5'Nllll. per'IOll lot top q111Uty X1Dt •orkinl eondl U r-Ai.rplrt. Varyiq daYI ti U I • .a
butnotrequired sa.1110 Previoul hardware.~ or4ft1Shllperweek. latervle•• belna Nunina wort only. Npt Bcb. IDSe belle&I. For app'l boun; ldeahupplemea· Cb......u~·-..... ...... .As.I.la w Jltrieftce neceuat7 .._. .................... acbedu)ed for last week LYM 166..ma call557.ail. ta l Inc 0 me I 0 r .... ~mu • .....,. ruu • .= a. Cvv. baowlc--'•e ol nadlmen-,~ ID NOY. rar w.. -1 .. , ~u:-',"-. u-p NB Part-time. SA • NB ..,. E ri .......1 red -. 2 -IUom Hallable. 1 ,.,., .........-"' -.__.. ~ homem1ken 4 1t11· St 11 Old J !kl sf: •act p ..... er · tary pro1rammln1 da'Ya:anctlevenlnp,n · pee . l . 1-2 yn u -area. POI. attitude• /~ ort1. or er. ----:!~:..;z....i.=.:m::::::...--1 Gr nder Re1tauranl, would be lielpf\al. Tbil perlflDcedwWecf. perlnu. Two •l· 1mllt1 needed, alnt ' ::0.0:18,0ur ~ve, Quick, Sharp •/aoru
BOATa.EAN'ER 1400W. eo.tffwy, N.B. depart meat will be ... ,, torne11. S1lary com· belleftta.CID:ta.-... COIDPID1 .en 1ame howledse. Gilt
"'-the nter' loeatloG. '42•1 ch a r Ced wit II t be Pw 0 •hi -Uti O C Ai!fl:rt Q opportudiel for advu· wrappiq. NB a..s..wn. ""' S ... ,,,... "'· · · Nunl.n1 ~ ttmet blled on 1our SA5''7·~ PmerFemaJe.m.mt c-rupo111ibillty to O d ea I P I I area. Great bea lt1. --_._ '"I! ~ob performan"'•. -=--........,-==-------··-__ .._._._ ...... 00 or11n Ill ODI .,_.. ·-p .._..__ •• .. "' •------•I P/T-Weetndl. 15.00 -r-""'• ~ • ...., lkilll, rellted pu.rcbq • .-uureawne ... : .,...... lspar'd., all 1blft1. 4 leuutworidqt'Cmd.I· SALIS
F. M-. eerbr.Allfpla!l\551'5622 repair compoaall of mses-""-..... ulnd. nel Msr, PO Boa iUO, • I& liool. Mlllt be D6over. Eaclabacbl 11ow'fJn ti tbe 111tem with .,..._ .... , N.8.nllO. Coa•. llolp. Nwpt Bc:ll. A lY ln bt 1 COUM'm_, mlnlm1l 111l1tance Maa'1S,. LIQUOR CLE Rlt. ~1mUeftJ:. _..;\, ;ii pel'IOD n . Gifts, formertJ ol lAa. Clll 1 'l,';':i{orp~: ~en~.=.-· Kept, 11oun~~~. ptttme,=:.rSteY•, ~1 • u~·:.S·c.u; ~ •• zaios.1.Brt1to1 r"W:,"::!:'c':C':; =Ii pcllttloll tota ....,,,, aoo-ta-IOM. Sat. Au IWCIU en toe. la Udl 11artu
1mkr, ... PG'lt maturt °"99'f::' Pleaat call for ao ap-Olflel..,. . (Nnttol.MOd>Dul. Iida'•> vwa,.. Alllilrla,....
womu. (Ideal fo r ~J poi.ntmtal t :JO.S PM. IJV&.Df ' • 11.U.·lldilled., Mn l!J•an mature lbldllit). Jla. UOW.8Q9t. M*81tllrouPrrtday, MOft•S' ff.ac::r~ ~( Via Oport.o, Newport ft'W Ian., IOD-P'ri, M1..s.t .• • Colta .... CAGIZ7 ~lxtmlfQDSD. .... ' IOU!alAM .... Be ..... • .... ~ ..... ..__ ___ _
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+.,• ..... !qui Op port11alty HICIOIYFAIMS Newport Btacb arta Co1la llna Marlaa C...u.a.llaetbavtad .......................... i ... ~.-.. ......... --Wlll r•······················._: =:~t'it.·:r.~: =:q ::~':...*';,= :.-~~·~~ I ~' ~~~.':.:.~~lcl~S.l!lltl ______ _ ~J toapply. r,t.tkt·~ .. ~m •• ~1 ta'0~~ :1 '!"M :=,::a.:::..~ . OBI ,L ~-~t( SAUOAT MICIOIYW
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; haJMlle k•1 accou11ta tor Oruse CoNt ! medlul l clntal hlrlUl·•·Moo .. .,...._ '"••• CLIAND, ~EEDED .' <;>JM . ••te•n,,..=.' : DaUy Pilot. Salary, comml11loa u1d : bl!!ftu.Mta llaintJ. • .. •...a.d. : ~~ Plft 1 • f"lllll .. .
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m1a. Dolli. Good ~ ...,._ iuctm.. to I Pll. 1M1 Port 'hlill· ecau!J't. • g Did St. -to lM~ dio dalldre,..._ Sat i .4, lJll Booelt S..11ou!Jel!ltllda TRINl CIWSTllASI! C11 -~--OP!.-~----
Com./Labam OooM·laW'ftmct Super salt! DMllll U•. SUamaaSulpleSele ... m lla.rifold, Cdll • ..,_ 1111111 World War D
=idli llDOd ~ Pti t Sat M Nb'! '6 eet., 1'ael91d. 1ood1, ~":'·a~k•aa:f.: Sat/Sua. 111rfboard1, 1°£::~~·a~ .r.':i ~-!CHfQ ~~n':f :t'tt boab. tidl Bwlbap, Lltaale ts blke.funL.toc*ttc. GmtMWaUJJ.41'
oil.le/Lab IDI~. St.AP!lnw!l&HB no.IHu.lfir MDU wau.u GUn! Ladies SATltol.......... • ....... ~ ... , per pet! loYes T_.CIGdm•Warm· lamps, -.e frames, __ ... ,.. .. ood Ill&"! doc. lllP'IJO, .......... ete. lat t Sue, hn., camp. upe. Nov Wdl , ~ M. lo'/16 mc.1112 ~ Tickets waatod. Call ood llom• Im· Sat/Su 10 am. 1'40 eq., plow, 01'/. 1t1le 11211 ruilou ! Dr.CM. MzlU41ll.!7!f!!l
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WPM . 10 key. Non erle.11.131-1030 llultl·lamll1 Garate El@StCll Sun aft. t AM. SUI Ave. Corona de1 Mar. new w/cw. '115/ftrm.
amoter. Salary SlOOO et&.• S~M Sat. Oct Ut · YARD SAL£.Set tAM·T Limerick Ln, Cll, Many lte1111I Some antJ. 145..aoe
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154·1040 IUY * * Toola • ~ Item.. dotlatt, tk. mt .,,._1. Wicker Fum, Reeter, Boa• fl&IJ o1 Houac fc ncel.'HOO.-.i(rsr ' Lota ol llilc llM Pon WPl.Cll Settee.Table• Iliac 1ara1e Surprises. TWD . /J&'I TYPIST ~. UMd P'UnllUn • Wlaeele ~ 271 Brentwood, C.M. Item.a 3IO Sallta babel Cheap. l._ Nlcbola. NY. UQP, w • Sharp profetlioaal for cta--OR I wlllr NB tool a, appllucu, Cll . Apt "D" RuoUncton $S$0. C1tm Tele 011
busy Newport Beacll o1. =r•vou ••••-•••• 1 b · Beacll Guitar. a.o. '91-tefl n R · ---c ot u , t oys, etc. l 'Gold Pluab Sora 6 · evet ce. eceptiao. Cmeni Kenmore waaber,I MAS AUCTION PriDb,boab,flaoltahle, Sat/SuaM. II t b" Lo s a.1-.aa,_a_._ ---------
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Tempora.., -p1o1-15olfl1~~1~typiq. matcbloc 1aa dryer., 64616%1J"'t621 dried e.c"''•ptus and a e ••& neat, ·---.,..-• Jbua,lcelllallSlllO.LM ~-----... ., .,..., ......, .._ ~ szso T _ --~ _,. _ -v GARAGE SALE·Blk fc Ronda l ·IO. Ca.Iii. Sid· hni. d.illlls, llltiQua, Seriet UAmp$400, call Salll know that &mceri::f: ID---. appu Pl stove, t1UT•---baby's breatla, ml1c Dedier radial arm aaw In• Glau Doon, Ihm llUIC:I l.5Cll5 a~ ...... Rd. ev• . ._ ~-.-.. -tereata .a. Ex e'D"""' WAITER/WAITRESS, leas than l yr '100. ~·-lltikb, ete SAT.QJN M . / laDd G·-'-._._ Br.. Cl .. di ._ __ ,,._ -
m •.. e tb""e difrerenc'"e" eanar'd, pltime eves, 173-11'1 Let ..,~ 40ILeowoodDr.CM w 1 · .,...,.. -· ••e, oc.. ra 0 · L!&\llla Beadl.4'7·1JGI !!!II • . r~ KING 1ora, boob, records, Sat/San. 441 Princetoo Fv.nUture mile cladla New ....... =,.._· tlldcr __ Sl.nloe.-r ___ _
Good locatkm at a Rich ts/hr. No tips. Pvt coun-CE Custom DitpeDJer INNERSPRING New DI ct Ire we r toJI, 1trt'1 doChea 1-4. Dr. CK. 54IMl&li S 1 t I S~1 I .' 3. 7l i w/JXJo Yaaalla am
Pa 1 UR ate p 1u1 try club. Call 664-5404, Fridce. asoo. Kenmore EXTRA FIRM maUl'ell Surfboard w/leub, Sat 1-1. Sat Olll'J! a.1. Garaae ~! Sat. 9-$. Larbpur, Cd.II (In aJ. lt!OO/OBO.mmr p, WEULYaJECK. Interview alter Spm, Reny Duty Waaber,1 Ml, never llled, worth 5'11n. c.t•SeUDOO. JlllZ'7JQl17brgog,C.ll. 1:311 ChriltiDe Dr. HB. ley). -----
Wed-Sun. $200. Dryer,SlOO. 1$30, aac:r. 1241 del. Raleltb Jlampar f!,1s Xk, ID.lac. boys'. ladies CroN su.ta, Mapoh ~-.... -------1 DRUIOIDS
*s •• ...._II!* IYICll HESTov• WAITllSS ""'7&1 Nert.bnr ~ = ..!~.:. 'minilaa-t1 ....... pa Dmta·.,.', clotbla1, etc. 120 tcJl.Hnj!lf. DOY•SHOllS T Need .... "'~ "1 Dlnillf rm c:octtaill Washer• Pl dryer, lit ~ -· ..._ ·. oal ~alyl!t!llCll.WSat. Buainettt. mruu toys W 0MD11 FU L om...a&ihea1 PtllFYn..OU I f/time.ca11Us.11M1. . ISST.15,:;:orea~.•nty. 75'-~· Usually. home. ardware, kltcben, Bar aools, delk butch, and c"" .. ""•, llrls tfike, -iuM9UE P.A. mike • ataad1. •ASSOCl'ATIS ~ milt. Sat l4tb Olll'J. a.s. Iola, 511 Vista Grande tlloe .. mem ud Chain, cbestl, Jampe, peclall•boerd.
UllSA11S, I (Spedaliltain ~.!?!'.~!........... IUY ~IS Bb~dc~~~'. s:::c:. after N.BblBhlftl.&moety. wo mens Juuare. booh, dishes I& new ~
YOUUL0¥1 Tem~ClerlcaJ ....,, 11 I• Rerrta. wuller, dryer, lnuualil,yfUS.SIMIM remod·et. Barstoola, CUL DISAC SA&I medicine cbeat, mir· Po laroi d came ra . Foraale lhltill DZ5. xlDt
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54" A.41-J .C. Appl. 548·"15· eaeata SU. Steepen, 1Ja11 doors'. door bon U " PeUceat s ¢' MORE ! Sat only M. ICll AllUqua, iuitan Took, M Uled anst ae
Tate adYaatqe ol Wa ~ WES'l'llINllTER ~13 fll!. FACl'ORYl51-ST• ftoam•. ckllet doon, ap. 17r.-rront loader 1 ; Vista Tnadaa Newport Bar Belfa, c aineraa, P . Mtm =uoity to JoUI one ol ABBEY Kenmorti Late Model Gu Remodeliq Sale II edit f Uuc:t1, toya, uatd. motor to11 ctolb~ Beacll Eve~! 2JGl:ll2 Bluff Office fa •a e &
Uoa'sleadiqauto 180045typutBlvd., ANTIQUEllAU. Dryer, 1125. Auto Pilot, Llvrmf11n1S300 .tu..Ha umber/puelln&. tools ii ....iuJ Items'. l 'DavenporU10ccdWr, :a~e~.._,,!;_~~~~-I; I; 0 ••
paJ1a retallen/ service Ste. 235. ltvine 11751 Wellmimte:r Ave. Elec: Seuorl6-m3 u.. ''"""'~ Refreabmenta, IA... 9am...Spm Sat/Sun -.,. reupholstered &reen lite us a .......... a...,... ..................... ..
c:enten.Weolferaoea· SICUT'••yu. GARDENGROVE FREEZER"' /f Se -.IM-C13 SPllSat,&a.30'71C.0:. Kua Cr., F.V. SE-;f oew $125. Kaatledoct OetGREENcub Sec'y dnt, L 1b1pecl, ceUent 1•·.ff..• aaJ•rv -SM-'1• -c · an, Pecan low cheat 1150, bl F b t I kl I d d ud a ~~ ........ :-,'e Secretarial poelUoa in upript, Id cancl. $115, llahdblebed,dreuet• trJ-Club Dr. C.K . Reil I& llarnolla ID· :!00arSaet,..._!-'!.C:.iD~~~ forWHITEelepbanta ~ D • !tw:~':u.! tbat In~~....., acitive Newport Cent.er call*'-5 mirror•.,, tell Betweea 11 .. Verde/ teraecUon, enter on •~ · ,.,..._ .....,y wiUuC'lauifiedAd • v.ann :.. ~
paid v:utdaaa, ~ Realtor'• olftce. Front Wicker Dak'6 Rocker, Refrlr CE, u Cu ft. 115o. rabenn.n Ra.es ollllZ~ C.M Office Furn: Compl ..
and me lna., bonus -ottlce PQliUon requires settee, ~-.. dWn. avocado. Xlnt cond. ~ ntl41.ue wlc:lter ~orm/M1~~~UCall• far pl Sood telephone voice, •·-·•• PIO.~aftt 1beU 1100. AU la ,.., ...... ,_. san·M~moreJ t'JPlnc, SH • ap. Orran, brass cub re· M ..._ amtc:ood Pets ll'7
INTEll=? LETS pearance. Real estate &liters, CIM 6t t.bl ti • .. -~1175 I0'40IO ..................... ..
GET ACQ INTED• eaperieiice hdpfuJ but c:bain, tl&cbm cab .. 6 -· ""-1-1 ... 7 al 72" Bab1 YeUow Naped taJ.t.
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SICllfMY C.ll. ADtlquea, Oalt sale! 8iqdea, lb&el' Off wbltt Ve!Yet Sola woni........ Se t . 110. W/lle tal DilJ>la'J ~. waitlq ISO: Telep6aee cable-~Bl.,_ llmll ......... tme. 8eML
A-IMSTaATIYE MON.SAT WHEEL WORKS 105 • .._. ReclwoodPla!icta· . -.-rm lraawl!l,T»SGZ room C:ua.u•, ucu y ..... I + remcwa· --~....._.. .......... ......._ __ AU rul'Diture, Glauware. attes. OCEAN FRONT ... _ . Roll'°£:~ ........... .._,_ D. t ~in t.bl 11:: ·--m.'15'1t
ASSISTAMI' lO...S ·30pm.Sl1N ll-4pm llaia St. Balboa Pier ble, ISO. Aati_q11e Blk tblJ4 • MW ftMICb, Bnod N , ..... olJ Salon llairdryers and bje top •: . dbl I.Dabe Laaia XIV Gruel, -------•I For V.P. Irvine fum · ..._,: · ITUSlO Leather Cbatr, ISO. batdl top ea&e tbl, 111· wtrt ~-, Joore • byd.rauc cUin, mir-alnlt, yel/10141, new, SU,000 u1ue mutt Sala m r a . c u sto m er Vi ., ..... , __ Lamps,21crl1$.CaD backclir/oUoman. WW tell =,ron.abelw.mdplaab. 32x21MO;m-e.2 aacrifice91,:!00/111totr. llClllTllS se · /Oldf:r follow mtqe ....,...,.. u~e, 4H·3t0$. Dua Point S.paa. style bdrm hn. ma 1111 • A.lso1 a:i-=::ampoo P1aata Dice larse adec· See at OQl1IST PIANO
ElecutiveSeardl Firm aJ/d~~ftiq/ bl~:t!t •..WSl ... lh bltuptohpd,lmobbya, Area. lamJ!,18e.ttc.MMIM :t;t orr. 5Sl-3ZlO PYl , udlWr · tion.'bar1aill rrlcea MOO Hamilton, H.B.
Neb brittic. aureutve eap., type SO+ wpm, Hoos iera dreuera cb.rome tub forb, Atom GettlD& married t Le oYentufted c:ba1r Id -· CallG1.f'154or 25<·110. 20t De Mar, .... • .......... L=W...._ ____ _
recl"lliten wllo llliat ' phones, calc:ulator. Send hlpboya, 'rocten, roll dnun brbl2!00. Ml.al aeU wic:lter/ClOUGD =b CODCI. 12$. IZ17 Harbor, hln &be, fOOd cond, U · after&..... C.11. Kawai Conaole Pino.
P"OWricb.Calll'Jl..2110Z. resume to Claul.fied ad topt, beds, wardrobes, ........ , W.1025 u vy •Nit print siso. aetE4C.M.tu.DC tra lone bed. N0.00 Canadian Red Sqlllrrel •B•LLftfta..IS Like New. Ne•er
11198, P.O. Box 1560, etc:. ....................... G.E. refri& ••• Mac. Queea •lied bed. ftrm 2 M2·D01 Fur Stole, lite new... A """"" Played. SUOD.s.eaz sCnY~ CoetaMesa.~. ANTIQUEMART MOWJ6•m couoJeTVSl00.~11 mantbloidlUO. Set9.**W. 77Ml41. Uniquepenonallaedlift Slill9t lotJ
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cb&Jlen Sala Appty at: Muma Sbell, pocket wa&dl, SlOO. 1930 l11taJlaUoCI available. 080812..aTl der •arnnlY waveleu BEAUTlruL Driftwood Great Biq! Mmt llate Caaacllan Beaver Cape. biDd.inptJS.fJWZ27 Callllr~~~=· 15'Z2PadftcCoutRwy, kenmore elec. port. Lowest price fuar. Jlm Corner rou SlOO mattreu,delmepods6 Cocktail table. Free Space Auilable in ~ leD&th. dyed black , s, zttw--.a. .-..
H.B. <ZU)S!Z·1S'71 wuber. 115, xlat. orlten anyUmit,M$.M. Stereo c'onaopl,e •• 5· beater on I drawer rorm a;c Sa.S' wttb Warelloaee. Need to all tr i m med •I t b •·-,-_.,... •SIAMSTllSS• l7).08l7 --• •• • pedeltal-8atb llDt. Boaea. lZXltX.. Also Norwertan sllftr ro1 all .................... _ SHl'H•c:&.m . c-r•• Walllut table. Sii. Gold lleavy coatoured 1'~XMltXll~. From to arouacl.Apprmechal• Doe't,m ... Ollr'Cllriltaal Bridal abop altentioat For actJ~ 1porbwear DOY•SHOllS I ' 1 , IOH ••iYel bucket cbain, PFnatm. lop. COit aew: Approx Uttoztt per Box . A500,wtllaellforDIOO. ~Bieyd9. 1'>1'9.:..tt..,.~
.._. -Caltall mrr.hlltime....... HT'ATIW.lt ••••••••••••••••••••••• $IO. Adcliac 1DaclWle, New OE~. m, t' kJSL..~ aac:riftc:e for 545-7110 N2'79 _._._ ""-.n ....u ;ri1z1 ~m:J Snwf Gold Ii rock crystal •MICIOSCOPI• hs. Lampi, SlO. ltatlaer da tlOO. 2 eDd f« WllA11'*· See to al>' . . WHEEL WORKS HS ..=..::;;..::=---..::::=-=~ needed p/Ume Tblln6 cllamparne bucket Bifocal lllllpcn. llu· •»72. aacl 1 cottee.--nsea. pre~late. Perl. cond. MlcreC ; ta Tidituks Mala St Balboa Pttt
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Part·Ume. 20ln. bu for a YOIHteer ~' ~\ 400. Never used. Xlnt CaU Bill OrT 16-J.GI or ._.. 4l HI II Jt JI .... IMS C'" • I lotb Grade Slaewalt Sa,qe McD •A pl. XI
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SEC'Y/BOOICK£EPER &ram in Cdll. Call &la.a. c:bain.,NUllt -OBO-W/c:ue. Bill. 7' rd. area,,.. bnl/nt c.r-..... Aaiall Quill direct from Won11tar· ........ -Clotbea, rum, lO)'I, m.1m. For~JlUm. t73·22U , llon-Frl. Find what you want in 66-tlOt $200,Qojddntpeel'bia pieeee. llilpll1ied from Ptu.Atlalt'Jftpric:et. Mallllerte• ...... mo =•=·.::UIJlfi:j Wlncbeater, Model N. ---!!=a.~15~--1 M :JO. DailI PiloH'Jl.!l!ifieds. .,... 1040 20' $SO. 1'nlll eomp. -Belsiwn. Pwf c:cied. CallMS-181 Wordll....-...... mo i I to Le' u d arr. pro ••
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2U/9'7·1M5aftlem. ~75'f!!llwbcla. matt•bcs...U,dbl eeUottnda.llWlrl ' plaoouo.to SatNo!\:.~~ POMYIOLLm
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llap&e dbl. bed, new boa port. dlaltwulaer $10· Certiftecl It DO. Sac -uedenwtolllicroDro PaUo. IMOOBO. '6aU
AJCC Goldm Retriever matt triple c1r91er w/ anti 11e Jeae1 Llad llltolr. M4Ml1' lotnnatioul Qirp. San ...._
male pup, ' wb old, matclllnc drop leaf . ._ DiaSDODcl lUsll. lmeraJcl Rafael.Ca. Scbwtu Fair lAcl1 dial. Slwe.l1•m.a.
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(29U} (177883).
•ACTOIY ITICla $7670
DISCOUNT . $675
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(2044) (86170)
FACTORY STICK& · $90 I 0
DISCOUNT .$1015
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5 s'peed, tinted glass, air cond ., stereo prep . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 1981 -V.W. L MODEL VANAGON
(3022) (125133)
FACTORY STICK• SI 1,590
DISCOUNT SI 295
~~$10,295
Deluxe package, tinted glass . ••••••••••••••••••••••••• : BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. DIESEL PICK-UP
• (2848) (206058)
: FACTORY STICKB e DISCOUNT
$8345
$850
: SALE
! PRIUE s7 495 . '
• Custom value package, stereo prep., tinted glass . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BR ANO NEW 1981 ISUZU IES U ! 'BRAND NEW 1981 V.W. :RABBIT CONVERTIBLE
(1287) (815368) • (2652) (019253 )
SALE $~4 PRI UE I
e FACTORY STICKERS I 0,61 0
e DISCOUNT $922 ••
: SALE S8688 -!PRIUE ·u
AM·FM stereo. accent stripes, aluminum wheels. e 5 speed, AM·FM stereo cassette, mM.allic paint. . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW 198 1 ISUZU LO
(1312) (705420)
SALE $688 PRIUE
c I p : BRAND NEW 1981 SCIROCCO
: (2904) (025467 )
e FACTORY STICKER $9315
: DISCOUNT $1020 ~~
:sALE jPRlm$8295
Air cond., chrome step bumper, AM-FM stereo, decor package & much more ! e Leatherette seats, alloy wheels, rear wiper; AM -FM stereo cassette. 5 speed.
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1981 V.W. DELUXE VANAGON 1980 V.W. DASHER 1981 RABBIT COMVERTllLE
Super value -terrific savings ! Deluxe package, Tinted glass, wsw tires, metallic paint, leatherette trim. •inted glass, low mileage.
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