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S ATURDAY NOVI MBER 28. 1qe 1 OH ANGE COUN l Y C ALIFOll NIA 25 CENT S
Coast shoppers don't kt cold, rain stop them
By JOHN NEEDHAM Of• o.ll'f ,.... .....
Friday's rain didn't see m to
dampen the ho11day spirits of
s h o ppe rs th e d a y after
Thanksgiving, u Orange Coast
residents flocked to shopping
malls to d o their Christmas
s hopping.
S pokesm en at ar ea stores
repo rted la r ge numbers or
s hoppers turning out the day
afte r Th a nk s g ivin g , t he
traditional kick-off day ror the
Christmas season.
Lois Zagala, an e mployee at
the Toy Center a l South Coast
P laza In Costa Mesa, said
noon·llme s hoppe rs we r e.
standing elbow-to-elbow in the
store. She said spaces were hard.
to find in the plaza's huge
parkJng lot.
"They seem to be buying just
about everything," she said.
"Video games seem to be going
a little faster than the more
traditional t.oys."
Harry Holler, manager of the
8 . Dalton bookstore at South
Coast P laza. said his store had
been crowded aJI day.
A spokeswoman at Sears at
the plaza said the department
store had been crowded since it
opened at 10 a.m.
Spokesmen at both Buffums
and Robinso(l's at Westminster
Ma ll In Westm in s ter also
reported large crowda.
While s hoppers gener ally
seemed to be parting with their
money Friday, those s urveyed
seemed to be not happy about
the prices.
Karen Lee of Cost.a Mesa, who
was shopping at Fashion Island
in Newport Beach , s aid she
wouldn't be buying as much this
year because or the prices
"Ac tual ly mos t o r m y
Christmas shopping la already
·done," she said. "I went early
and took ad avantage of the
sales."
Mrs. Lee said she feels that
prices for children's clothlna are
excessive, though toys, she says,
can be bought al discount stores
at a reasonable cost.
"I won't be spending any more
this year than I did last year,"
s he said. "All that means ls I
won't be getting as much as I
have in the past."
Ca r olyn Poole of Ne wport
Be a c h said s h e began he r
holiday shopping last summer,
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Equestrian Center near Corona del Mar stands out in aerial photo of Irvine Coast, one of area's last windows to sea.
Irvine Coast: Smaller plans
Many believe regulation scaled back building on unspoiled coastline
Th11 is the third oj a four·par1 smea
of articl.es nammmg the effects of
Cali/om ia's ca<utal preservation
laws on the 42 rniUs of OTange Covnty
coanline Sunday's atOf'J/ will deal
unth what the future holds for the state
Coostal Commimon and the ()Tonge
Ca<ut.
BY DAVID KUTZMANN
O(UM o.lty Pl ... Staff
If futu re gene rations ever
wonder what effect stale coastal
controls had on development and
management of Orange County's
scenic coastal zone, some people
may point to the Irvine Coast and
say, "Judge for yourself."
And this is what they should
see:
-About 2,000 expensive homes
nestled among a portion of the
9,400 acres of c"astal hillsides.
canyons and ridges that sprawl
between Laguna Be,~h and
Coronadel Mar. ) -At)out 2,400 acres f land in
Crystal Cove State P ar between
the ocean and Pacific Coast
Highwa y and up into Moro
Canyon. There should be another
2.650 acres of land set Aside for
public recreation by the Irvine
Company, developer or the huge
coastal parcel, not to mention a
possible federal park of about 931
acres in Muddy Canyon and on the
s lopes of Wishbone Hill.
-Two sites for commercial
d e v e l o pment -at
ye!·to·be·constructed Pelican
' Hills Road and Sand Canyon
Avenue. These areas would have
h o t el s. office buildings,
comm e rcial r ec r ea tio nal
facilities. restaur ants. shops and
a conference center.
And if any future residents
should ask, they will flhd out that
before one concrete slab was
poqred or spade-full or earth
turned, the Irvin e Coast was
rou~ht over and coveted as one of
Southern California's last
unspoiled stretches of coastline.
Thal the fi nal development
plans whic h emerged in t he
s u m m e r o f 198 1 w e r e
dq lmatically different from those
orjzinally offered by the Irvine
Cothpany goes without saying.
Those first pl ans called for
construction or 8,000 res idential
uni~s.
That the latest plans are the
best of all possible blueprints for
development is still open to
d e b a t e -at l ea s t to en~i'ronmentaJists who are suing
Ot•nge County and the state
Coastal Comm ission lo overturn
th06eplans.
~ven so, conservationists and
ottre rs believe that fl awed
SJC convict allegedly n1anned
ultra sophisticated jewel thefts
By F&EDE'.'llCK SCHOEMEBL
Of ... Oeltr ...........
A San Juan Capistrano man
convicted in a ~.ooo Jewelr'y store robbery al Dana Point
was. at the time of hi• arrest. on
the verge or committint a
"pe rfect" string of jewelry
thefts that could bave netted $10
million, Orange County Sheriff's
Department inveattgators
asserted Friday.
Terrance Edward Nikrascb,
45, descr ibed as an expert
locks mith by authorities, was
close to developing a scheme
whereby jewels contained ln
bank safety deposJt boxes would
be removed and replaced wU.h
worthless imitallona , poli ~e.
sald.
S o sophisticated .was the
.
\
all e g e d s cheme , s aid
investigator Fred Collins, that
Nikrasch could have e1caped
wlth a $1 million emerald from a
Dallu bank and a $1 million
e merald necklace fro m a
Houston financial institution.
But Nikrascb wu not able to
commit the crimes because or
two ,arrests -the first in
connection with the Dana Point
helsl and the second ln Dallas
after a bank employee became
suspicious of his activities.
Nlltrascb and Suaan Helen
Mendez, 28, were convicted in
Orao1e County Superior Court of
the Aug. 3, 1979 robbery of
Loran'• Boutique, owned by
Betty Sloan, also of San Juan
Capistrano. The pair were
ar rested the day after the
..
J
rot,bery while attempting to
l eave Dana H arbor a board
Nikrasch's yacht.
Fo ll owing the ir a rrest in
connection with the Dana Point
robbery, investigators, armed
witt\ a search warr ant , entered
the Nikrasch. and Mendez
residence wh er e they found
several items or me morabilia,
including a piece of the Great
Wa ll of China , believed stolen
from an exhi bit a t the San
Clemente Inn. located In the city
where the Western White House
once was located.
lnve1Ugators said Ms. Mendez
distracted the shopkeeper, while
Nllttaach rlned a jewelry cue,
t.akinc 14 custom rings valued at
(~JEWEL, Page A2>
• I
though the current plans may be
-the situation would have been
m uch worse without the existence
of the Coastal Act, the 1976 law
des ign ed to pr o t ect a nd
encourage better management or
California's 1,100-mile coastline.
"I saw the original plans for the
Irvine Coast ," fo rmer state
coastal commissioner Judy U.
Rosener said. "And you would
have beenlucky toseethe water."
Asked if his firm's original
p l a n s wo uld h ave b een
inappropriate, Irvine Company
Vice President Robert Shelton
responded :
"If they had been built in a
timely way, they might be very
appropriate. It's all relative."
In evaluating what effect the
Coastal Act had on his company's
project, Shelton said :
·'There have been dramatic
cha nges (In the plans >. And
certainly the Coastal Commission
has contributed. Proposition 20
and the subsequent adoption of
the Coastal Act in 1976 have
cer tainly been a significant
influence.
'·And I would say that the public
has been the principal gainer in
terms of the total a mount of
·present and future public open
space and recreation area," said
Shelton, a former Newport Beach
c ity m anager and, later , a
Newportcitycou.ncUman.
" (The public) bas been the
gainer in the sense that there will
be very much less traffic
generated by the development.
That wouldn't have been the case
otherwise," be said.
'•I don 'l know that we can credit
the Coastal Commission alone
with that. The final decision t.o
reduce density was championed
largely by county aovemmenl,"
he said, "and particularly by
Supervisor Thomas Riley, who
was really the author of the
proposal to cut way back to 2,000
unita."
But Shelton conceded, "1be
decision by Ute state parlu people
to acqui... not just the sandy
beach but everythJnc between the
Coast IUgbway and the water wu
encouraeed and made more
<See EFFECI', Paa• Al)_
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and wa out Friday picking up
"odds and ends ."
''J won't pay the prices they're
cha rging now," she said. "l
think it 's just unreasonable
what they are asking, especially
for clothing."
Bernie Larson of Santa Ana
said h e was out p ricing
compute r games for his kids.
''Un1es11 I can find something
cheaper I don't think I'll be
buying anything today," Larson
said. "I've seen the same games
advertised closer to where I live
for less." •
Store p ersonnel said they
didn't expect sales to drop olt.
However, they said they would
have to wait and see.
"It's still pretty early for moet
people t.o get in the mood to abop
for Christmas presenta," sald
Jean Stratton, manager of the
C h ri s tma R Bo uti que at
B u llock~·Wilshire at F ashion
Island.
"l think a lot of people took
advantage of the sales las t
s ummer and are trying not t.o
pay full prtcc for their gi fts."
Officials eye
Libyan hit
teaill threat
WASHI NGTON (AP I U.S
security agencies have bob tered
their bod ygua rd forces a nd
tightened border controls after
being warned that Libyan or
other Arab "hit teams" are out
to assassin ate President Reagan
and othe r t o p Am e rican
officials.
"We take those reports very,
ve r y seriously," said one
ser curity specialist
He and other security officials
co nfirmed on Friday that
"reliable" sources in the Middle
East warned last week that one
or more assassination teams
might infiltrate the Uni ted
St ates. possibly from Canada
The rc1>0rts included the names
of about six would-be ki llers ,
said the US. offi cials.
As a result, the Secret Service ,
the FBI and other government
secunl) agcnl'1es we re s aid to
.have 1ntens1f1ed mea sures to
prevent harm to the president,
vice presid e n t or Cabine t
officers
Most offlc1als asked not to be
id e ntified in discussing the
m atter. and. at that. offered few
details ubout what s pecific steps
were being taken But one, Ray
Hagerty, the Customs Service
director for North Da kota and
Minnesota. said agents along the
(See LIBYAN, P age A2)
Forecasters see
fair skies Sunday
I By PATRICK K ESNED\'
Ot u .. D .. ,., ~lot St.Iott
Showers and isolated heavy
thundershowers forecast for this
morning are expected to taper
off to a SO percent chance of rain
in the afternoon
Clear skies and fa ir weather
are predicted for Sunday
The ch.illy storm out of the
northwest caused numerous
power failures in Orange County
Friday, the largest 1n Costa
Mesa when 1,790 c ustome rs
were affected .
P ol ice official s s a y sli ck
streets caused an in crease in
tramc accidents but no major
injuries were reported Friday
A large semi-truck overturned
on t he Beach Boulevard offramp
of the northbound San Diego
Freeway at about noon Friday.
No one was injured and the
truck was removed from the
offramp about five hours later
by Caltrans a nd California
Highway Patrol officials
Drivers reported that traffic
was batked up for hours.
S p e('t ac u lar w a t e r s pouts
offshore at Lagun a Beach and
Newpor t Beach a nd s nowfall
down to elevations of 3.500 feet
also were reported by National
Weather Bureau officials
Weather Burea u s pokesmen
say they expect the storm to
drop nearly 1 inch of water in
Oran ge Co u nty before
departmg
The chilly storm has brought
ram to the entire sta le and also
br o u g ht l oca l n ig ht
temperatures down to the low
and middle 40s Highs today are
<See STORM, Page A2)
Getting soaked?
Flood insurance costs jump
OHi cials in Orange County .
c ities sa y they'r e gettin g
nu merous com plain ts fro m
homeowners about the cost of
ma ndatory fed e r a l flood
insurance. which h as nearly
doubled.
Homeowners renewing their
yearly policies in the cities of
Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa
and Fountain Valley are being
billed $160, up from the $88 fee of
past years.
L arge p arts of thes e and
inla nd Or ange County cities
have been identified by federaJ
authorities as being in the flood
hazard zone or the Santa Ana
River in the event of a severe
"100-year rainstorm."
O nly a s m a ll po r tion of
Newport Beach is in the Santa
An a River flood zone . But
because of identified flood
hazard from cliff runoff, some
homeowners In Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach are required
t o p u rc h as e t h e n a tional
insurance.
The fee increase will affect
about 17 ,000 homeowners along
and near tbe Orange Coast
within · the next year, federal orrlcials say.
O rticl a ts of the F e deral
Em e r-gency Man aaement
Agency aay the rate increase ls
the r1rst in the national profram
since 1972.
It lncludea a $20 1ervtce
char1e, tacked on la.st
February, and a S52 lncreue
{>Hi ed 1n October to. kMp up
With lnOaUon.
'\
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"We 're being flooded with
complaints. s aid Hal Simmons,
assistant planner for Huntington
B eac h "P eo p l e don 't
understand why they need flood
in s ur a n ce i n So uth e rn
California. but the cit y has
nothing to do with it."
"Th e in c rea s e d rates
a p parently help the fede ral
government pay for flood losses
along the Mississippi River and
<See INSURANCE, Page A2)
ORANGE COAST WEATHER
Showers through today.
Clearing tonight, fair and
warmer Sunday. Highs 55
to 62. Lows mid lo upper
40s Chan ce of rain 70
percent today, 20 percent
tonight
INSIDE TODAY
A re the Souiets getting
more vall.U! /or their mUitory
mont y than the' U.S ? Sett
PagtA10.
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Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Saturday. November 28, 1981
Water~~ appeared several times off Orange Coast Thursday and F'rido.y.
From P~$•.A1
I STO . • •
predict
degrees. . l
A matettt ·metebil'ologlst J .
Sherman DeMy ·..-ltuntinfk>o
Beach said •t.Ni• .,18 iGches. OI
rain had fatlei.la•.that city by s
p:m . That1 ~ .. the s~
tdlal to 1.52.\M)\~ eompar~ to
no rainfall atthi.a t~ last year.
The first talh of ttie se ason last y~ar fell ~. ~ t..~ said.
Edison .CO. 6\Jtj{oritles say
about 4:tfGG Ol'-JUCe C:o~nly
homes wetttempourily without
power at :tome Ume Friday
because • .,, the storm. Most
p9wer w¥··~mik tp Hrvice by
the late,.n~r~~pn, comsfany
spokesmenaaict. • •
'L~rge gift' to Allen?
Unspecified present given Reagan aide, paper says
TOKYO <AP) -A Japanese
newspaper•reported today that
Na lion al Security Adv is er
Richard V. Allen received a
"large eift" from the man
whose wife ser ved as the
interpreter during a Japanese
magazine 's interview with
Nancy Reagan.
by someone else eight months
later.
In Santa Barbara. wher e
Pr esident R eaga n is
vacationing , deputy White
House press secretary Larry
S p eakes said h e had n o
co mment on the M ainichi
report.
not comment on the
in vestigation.
The Allen con t r oversy
s urfaced Nov 13 when the
Mainichi reported th at Tokyo
p olice, in a "top secret "
investigation, had talked to
"co n s ultants and
university-related" persons
abo\.at alleged bribery involving
a high-r anking White House
official.
From Page A1
Sinai impasse
progress seen
WAS HINGTON <A P > -
Secretary or State Alexander M.
Hala Jr. and Israeli Forehin
Minister Yluhak Shamir met for 7 ~ hours Friday and la \.,r
voiced optimism that they wlll
be able to resolve an 1mp~se
over the planned Israeli vetd of
European cooperation in a Sinai
peacekeeping force.
Shamir planned lo leave for
Israel, via London , a lmost
immediately after the meeting
at the State Department. which
lasted 41h hours longer than
scheduled.
lie said he was taking "some
ideas" back to Israel on how the
pro bl e m of European
partidpation in the
peacekeeping force might be
resolved. "There are prospects
that we will agree on some
proposals."
Haig called the meeting "very
constructive and valuable."
He also said he may st.op in
Israel in two weeks on a trip
already scheduled to India and
Pakistan. He called a visit to
Israel "a possibility that it is
under consideration."
Until Shamir's arrival earlier
Friday for the hastily arranged
meeting, it had been expected
that the Israeli Cabinet would
vote Sunday to reject E uropean
participation.
Great Britain, France, Italy
and The Netherlands all agreed
last week lo a U.S. request to
participate in the force, but at
the s ame time voiced their belief
that the Palestine Liberation
OraanltaUon should be Included
in Mideal4t peace negotJatJona.
That llllgered the Is raelis, who
feel European support ror the
PLO undermines the Camp
David peace process, which
excludes the PLO.
Asked If the cabinet might
postpone a decision Sunday to
give more time to develop a
compromise, Shamir said that it
was possible ··I will bring
several ideas tor the meeting of
our Cabinet and the cabinet will
decide." he said
$7 44 million
gas rate
hike sought
LOS ANGELES t APl
Southe rn California Gas Co.
asked the state Public Utilities
Commission for a $567 miJlion
rate increase Friday that would
boost .the average residential
customer's bill by 17 percent in
1983, a company s pokesman
said
The utility also requested a
$207 million increase to take
effect in January 1984 as a hedge
against inflation, P resident
Robert M. Mcintyre said.
Ir granted, the 1983 hike would
add about $5.43 to a ty pical
customer's winter gas bill and
$2.79 to s ummer c harges.
Commercial and industrial rates
would increase by an average 19
percent.
Nearly !,M:c)1'tomers io
Costa Mp6,a wete' without
electricity tr.-an hour from 8:45
a. m: becauee a frond from a
palm tree fen ac,-oss power
lines al 17th s~ IUld Tustin
The MainJcbi, a major daily.
said the women's magazine
Shufu-no-tomo (Housewife's
Friend> was able to arrange the
interview with Mrs . Reagan,
because of a .. gift" Allen
received Jan. 18 from Tamotsu
Takase. a longtime friend.
Takase's wile Chizuko served as
interpreteT duttng the interview
at tbe While House on Jan. 21.
th e day ·arte r Pre s ident
Reagan's inauguration.
The Mainichl said the "large
gift" was in addition to the
$1 ,000 in cash and two watches
t h at Allen h as also
acknowledged receiving. The
ne wspaper said t he gift was
discovered during investigations
by Japan 's National Police
Agency and the U.S . Justice
Department. The newspaper did
not say what the "large gift"
was, give any other description
or s ay how it obtai ned its
information.
INSURANCE COSTS • • •
W 1thout the increase, the
company predicts a deficit m
1983, and with it will post net
income of 2 4 cents on every Sl
revenue, Mcintyre said.
Avenue .. ; · .i:
Homes-wes t i1r Newport
Qoulevard and from 16th Street
to the area near the San Diego
Freeway were a!fected.
Other major Iall~es from
fallen tree Ulnb$·and winds were repo rted""!~ Sanul Ana <and
Garden Grove bet..,n noon· and
1:45p.m.
Along the.coast, the unstable
air a nd crisp winds created
nume r o u s s p ec ta cular
waterspout.s. over the pas t two
d'ays. , . ..l
Marine $atety officers aay the
s \or m . w hi.c b .•Jf r s t hit
Thanksgfv\ng event&; created a
waterspout ffiaJ).ar~4f feet f'li&b
off the shc)t~ 'ol Newport Beach
Friday al $.a.m.
A si milar wat e r spout
developed off the s hore of
Lagun a Bea c h Th ursd ay
morning al 9:45 a .m . Neither
twister ~cbed shOfe,-observers
said .
Wea ther e. Bure all spokesman
Bob Webster said the storm
originated id the GoU of Alaska
and brought unusually cold
winds with it.
"The rainfall at this time of
the year isn't unusual but it's
awfully early to have a root of
snow in Uae mo»ft'8ins around
here," W~r said._
~.. ~· ~rom P ~?,{. .. ;
tIB . AN,ft • ,
nadian .,,dn "were more
sely c~g identific.UOn lf~dential~. "'We have stepped
9'p our waldl," be said.
· Presidetll Reagan, for whom i~curity is 'routinely tlght, was
~l his seclod ed ranc h in
Qalifornia. His protection has
;pmained at a 11tepped-up level
tjnce he was Shot March 30. and ae ha,·;,c-yt .t .. (t.:td publi c
•ppear~ • ' -!·
• It wa' ~ol~tbat \h.e ''°'•"l~~f i,·~· .,.,. tabinet qi $, retary of
itate Al r . Haif1Jr.,
lnd DefE Caspar Weinber ,'-flU been tlghte:ied.
ln Wein irer's case. agents ~ave begun assigning unmarked
rars to prtk:ede and follow his
pmouslne.
• T he Di.'ttrict o f Columbia ~etropolitan Police Department
r esponsible for guarding the
llomes of man, federal officials,
\.as alerted .••
:· Weint>ernr ~d fl•ie ar& due
fo tr fvel ~~ ~ocna, and
lecurity offt,ciab ~ t?i'
JspecialuJ.· · thaf, P,ight •l Q
t>road. . t 'lppear (o
any · Qn s pecific
reats to ~berier and Haig
Al l en ha s said he had
.. intercepted" a $1 ,000
honorarium from the magazine
intended. for Mrs . Reagan in
connecUon with the interview.
He said be bad &be money put in
a safe Md meant to send it to
the U.S. Treasury, but forgot
about it until the cash was found
The daily said the Justice
Department had asked Japanese
offi ci als to reopen their
inve$ligation
A National Police Agency
s pokes man reac h ed by
telephone said the agency could
HB shooting victi01
in serious condition
A 21-year ·old Huntington
Beach man police say was shot
twi ce by bis brother-in-law
during a famil y dis pute
remajned in serious condition
Friday at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital.
Undergoing treatment for
bullet wounds in the chest and
stomach is Kristopher Berger of
16651 Viewpoint Lane.
According to police. Berger
became involved in a quarrel at
the home of his wife's family at
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5042 Quall Circle. Huntington
B eac h , at 10 .30 p .m .
Wednesday.
During Uie quarrel, Berger 's
brother-in-law, Robert Michael
Ad ams, 21, who resides al the
Quail Circle address. allegedly
fired two rifle shots at Berger,
police said.
Police said Adams was jailed
on s uspicion of assault with a
d eadly weapo n ,· but wa s
released after posting $10,000
bail.
JEWEL SCHEME • • • . Ul' tame ~t ~.8'3. T~ JJf Liie rings -price
of 1Wbich ·1>•S: incr eased to
$100,Goo -·irere returned to Ms.
Sloan ~ following unusual
negotiations between the two
defendants a nd the sheriff's
department. Ms . Sloa n
displayed t hem at Friday's
press conference.
It was agreed that Nikrasch,
in return for producing the
rings, would be permitted to
serve his sentence on robbery
c harges concurrent to any
sentence he may receive on
pending ~ges in Texas.
Ms. 11....-. will r~ceive five
years l"'Oblltlon and be required
to perfonil 1,008 hours of pubUc
service work at a Los Angeles
hospital, lnvesligator Collins
said. She also will give Ms.
Sloan $2,90t1 for the one missing
ring.
Sentencing is scheduled next
Friday before Judge Kenneth
Lae.
Collins s~d &bat Nlkrasch in
1979 \\1as "casing" several banks
in TCJ1'&5 and Illinois where, as
opposed fiO California, he could
rem&Ja t& tile bank vault
unsupen11ed for a n extended periOOol~.
The tia-.utigator said Nlkraa~~ keya made at the
San Jua Caplltrano residence
to open safety deposit boxes and
inveotory.~eir content.a.
N1krasch's plan, Collins said,
was to replace valuable gems
wit}\ imitations that also would
be m a d e in Sa n Juan
ca.,istrano.
Nikrasch was on b a il in
connection with the Dana Point
heist when he was arrested in
Dallas in December 1979. A
search of the trunk of Nikrasch's
car , Collins said, produced more
than 1,000 safety deposit box
keys and lists of items Nikrasch
had inventoried.
It was a bank clerk, also the
wife of a policeman, in Dallas
who became suspicious of
Nikrasch's long visits to the
vault of the bank where she was
employed.
Collins said inves tigators
believe Nikrasch could have
substituted worthless im itations
for more than SlO million in
jewels had the sche me gone
undetected.
Nikrasch has remained in
custody in Texas since his arrest
23 months ago. Bail has been set
at $750,000.
Stocks show
big gain
O"ANGE COAST ~llily Pil~ CIH.m.d Mweftllllng 114'14W7i
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NEW YORK <AP> -The
stock market reached its highest
le vels s ince late s ummer.
Friday, posting its third straight
gain.
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The advance came on sharply
reduced trading volume .
however, with !Jlany invest.on
taking a loog Thanksgiving
holiday weekend.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials climbed 7.80 to
885.94.
New York Stock Exchan1e
volume totaled 32. 77 million
abares, down from S8.S7 million
Wednesday.
Analysts aald the market
continued to benetlt from the
rapid decline or interest rat.es ln
recent days.
other places in the country," he
said.
Dale Peterson, of the Federal
Em erge ncy Man agement
Agency , says the d e n se
population along the Santa Ana
River makes it one of the most
dangerous flood are as in the
country.
Federal officials say a
100-year storm -which bas a 1
percent chance or occurring
each year -would cause the
Santa Ana River lo overflow and
flood areas along its banks in
depths ranging from l foot to 11
reel.
The flood area includes
portions of the cities near the
coast and pa rts of Anaheim,
Garden Grove. Westminster and
Orange.
The federal flood insurance
program became mandatory
with any federally.insured home
loan alter 1972. The flat fee of
$16-0 buys the required $.15,000 of
flood insurance
Owners o f com m e r c ial
buildings which have been
refinanced since 1972 also must
have a form of t he insurance.
After detailed flood maps are
released by federal officials in
January, homeowners. in flood
areas of Huntington Beach,
Costa Mesa and Fountain Valley
may purchase more than $35,000
worth of coverage, or they may
challenge &be accuracy of the
maps and seek exemption from
the mandatory minimum fee
Hunti n gton Beach and
Fountain Valley o ff icials
already have challenged the
accuracy of parts of the flood
maps on behalf or thousands or
homeowners in portions or their
cities. The appeals are pending,
officials say.
Federal authorities say the
flood area takes in nearly half of
Huntington Beach's 65,000
hom es; almost all of Fountain
Valley's 16,000 dwellings and
a bout 2,500 of Costa Mesa's
32,899 homes.
Th e central portion of
Huntington Beach, basically
inland from Main Street, has been Identified as a mesa above
the possible flood area.
Almost the entire area of
Fountain Valley would be
underwater in a 100-year storm
disaster. and about 17 percent of
Costa Mesa, along the Santa Ana
Rive r, would be flooded, federal
officials say.
Homes refinan ced wi th
federall y·insured loans since
1972 and presently required to
have the insurance in clude
11 ,435 in Huntington Beach;
3,586 in Fountain Valley ; 1,468 in
Costa Mesa , 404 in Newport
Beach . and 135 in Laguna
Beach.
·'This generaJ rate application
1s the only way we have to
recoup hi gher costs for labor.
material, capital and operating
expenses," he said '"All of these
ha ve risen s harply due to
inflation."
The utility , which has 3 ~
million customers, asked the
PUC for its last general rate
increase m 1979
Irvine bank
held up
A gun-toting robber escaped
with som e $900 cash from the r rvine bra nch or t he World
Savings and Loan Association on
Culver Drive Friday afternoon.
police said
The robber a white male
about 40 years old. five feet. 11
inches taJI. and weanng a brown
pinstripe suit enter ed the
bank at about 3 p.m .. walked up
to a teller, produced a handgun.
and asked for money, police
said
After receiving the cash he
walked out of the bank No other
details were known Friday ni ght
but the robbery 1s still under
investigation. police said
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Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday. November 28, 1981
From PageA1
EFFECT OF COAST AL ACT ON IRVINE COAST. • •
r111lblt by ~· txJ1tenc1 ol t.ht Co anal Commi11lon than lt would have been.
"Becauae the orltlnal plan
didn't Involve public ownertlUp
bet ween the hl1hway and the
wetor. It did Involve public
ownersbipotthe sandy beach and
perhaps the bluff. . . "he said.
Others generally concur that
the Coastal Act was a factor In
maklng possible acquisition o(
large chunks or territory along
the I rvtne Coast.
Said Jon Brand, former mayor
of Laguna Beach and an ardent
environmentalist:
"Now with Crystal Cove Stale
Park, of course, that was bought
by the state. You can 't hold the
Coastal Commission solely
responslble for that. But it's th.is
emphasis on saving the coast
which I think helps get the state
involved in this process.
"So I wouldn't give the Coastal
Commission credit for that, but
they were one of lhe contributing
forces which has helped save the
coast," he said.
Environmentalists are
convinced that if it wasn't for the .. *
Co u taJ Aot1 tbt lrvlnt Cout would have D1oom1 yet another
example of uncontrolled urban
sprawl.
"Without the CoutaJ Act, the
lrvlne Cout project would have
been a much lar1er project," 1aJd
Br and, now president of La,una
Greenbelt lnc. And what o the
current plans?
"I ee the <laJ\d use plans) u
being good, but with a tow Claws,··
Brand Sa.id. "I think It's a very
good model but ll haa a few
significant nawa .• '
Among them, he and other
environmentalists believe. Is
allowing the construction of
10-story office buildings in lbe
Pelican Hill portion of the
development. near Pacific Coast
Highway.
"It concerns me," Brand said,
·'because it puts 10-story
buildings directly adjacent to the
park. Now I think that was
approved by the Coastal
Com mission even though it
violates lhe spirit of the Coastal
Act.
Why?
'' lt was approved by the Coastal
* * *
Com m l11lon beo1u11 tbt)'
wanted to 1how they could work
with 1 Jar1e land dtvelo~r. they
wanted 1ome kind of LCP <local
coastalpro1rarn)forthatare1,so
they were klnd of preaaured lnto
11cceptln1 It,'• Brand sald.
Oftheoverall plans, theOramr•
Coast College aeoaraphy
lmitructor said, "We don't object
to the Irvine Company makint
potentially a bllUon dollara on the
houses. That's fine. We believe In
the free enterprise system.
.. And they're going to make a
fortune. We appreciate the land
dedication (of 2,650 acres). But
we don't appreciate the high rise
and the office space . . " he
said.
Principal opposition to current
development proposals comes
from Fl"iends of the Irvine Coast,
a citizens group with about 600
members.
In addition to a reduction in the
amount of commercial and office
s pace, the group wants a
requirement that the Irvine
Company dedicate the 2,650 acres
of open space to the county at the
start of construction.
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How coast panel heat Avco
Commission won i ts point over Niguel plans
Just call it the battle for Salt
Creek.
On the one side was the newly
created California Coastal
Commission. On the other. Avco
Community Developers Inc., one
or Southern California's major
builders.
At stake was development of 582
acres of ocean-view lots in
Laguna Niguel, near Salt Creek
Beach.
Before a truce was officially
ratified ear her this year, the fight
was carried from the corridors of
the state Coastal Commission to
the chambers of the California
Supreme Court.
"Avco was tenacious in their
fight," said former state coastal
commissioner Judy B. Rosener of
Newport Beac h, who spent eight
years combined on the state and
regional coastal panels.
Whal Avco had done was
challenge the authority of what
was lhen -1972 -the newly
created California CoastaJ Zone
Conservation Commission,
created by Proposition 20
The company had . b egun
grading operations on its
property earlier that same year.
By Feb. 1, 1973, it had compJeted
roueb IJ'adlnC on aJJ but about 74
acres of land.
Avco then sought an exemption
from the permit requirements of
the 1972 coastal initiative, an
application that was denied by the
state commission.
The act had specified that on or
after Feb. l , any person wistung
lo develop property within the
coast al zone n eeded a state
permit.
A Los Angeles superior court
judge later rejected Avco's
argument that it had a vested
right to complete development of
the tract without a Coastal
Com mission permit.
The developer eventually
appealed to the state high court,
which ruled in August 1976 that a
builder needed a permit from the
Coastal Commission before
developing a tract of land within
the coaslal zone.
The ruling was a major victory
for the s till-young Coastal
Commission.
And, according to some coastal
com missioners. it ultimately led
to scaled-down development
plans more s uited to the
environmental requirements of
the area
Bob Bouie. executive vice
president of Avco, said he agreed
that the visual appearance of the
plan would be "'prettier to the
eye "
But the price for this, be said,
would be homes a nd
condominiums which appealed lo
a higher-mcome bracket buyer
The Laguna Niguel land use
plans approved by state coastal
commissioners earlier this year
permit construction of 3,000
residential units. including
com bi nations of townhouses,
condominiums, single-family
hom es a nd time -s haring
apartments.
The current plans also include a
350-room resort hotel. a golf
course and open space.
Original plans for the Laguna
Niguel planned community called
for 8,000 residential units, a golf
course and less open space than is
now contemplated.
Bouie conceded that plans for
Laguna Niguel could have been
approved years earlier if it had
not been for the court baltle the
company waged.
But he said, ··w e felt strongly in
the point of law we were
arguing."
Bouie said the Supreme Court's
decision helped redefine the
matter of vested rights. They
begin, he explained. when a
foundation ts actually poured and
not when grading starts
The Avco officiaJ emphasized
that while he believed that some
of the demands of the Coastal
Commission on his firm's project were "reasonably heavy,'' he was
not chastising the stale staff or
s uggesting that the two sides had
not worked together amicably.
· · 1 think most of the people are
working m good faith." he said.
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Ju cW'ttnUy pro~••d, lbal land dtdlcatlon would occur ln
ph11ea.
The Frienda a.llo would Uke to
see reducuooa in tht hel1ht.a of
bulldln8• In the coawnercl•I
clusters and cutbackl '1 the
numbers of bolel room•. from
2,000 to400.
Fero Pirkle, president of the
orsanliatlon, aald that her
objecUona are based mainly on
the Intensity of the commercial
clusters.
"Ten-story bulldlnts we object
to strenuously," she said, addln1
that the amount of commercial
office space belna planned -
250,000 square feet -"would
cause such tramc problems that
the public would be precluded
from using the state park and the
beach.
Mrs . Pirkle also said that
having 10.story buildings near t.be
coast would "change the open
space feeling and pristine
quality" oflhearea.
Still, to appreciate lhe changes
that have taken place in planning
Cor the Irvine Coast , s he said,
merely requires a comparison
with what once was planned
there.
''They were calling it the
'Riviera or the West,"' the
en vironmentalist said, with
"solid chains" of hotels and
buildings up and down the coast.
'"I think in just practically
every way the plans are
belter," she said.
Gil Ferguson was a vice
president or the Irvine Company
in the days when the initial
proposals for lhe Irvine Coast
were being developed.
·'In the old days," Ferguson
said, '"the first plan called for
30,000 units We're now down to
2,500 units (of which 500 are
affordable units). Now you say,
dtd the public benefit?
·'There is no such thing as the
public," he said in answer to h.ls
own question ·'There are onJy
publics. Separate individual
publics. Some of them gain. Some
of them lose. Some of them break
even.
·'The Irvine Company,"
Ferguson said, ''did as well, and
will do as well. under any
ci rcumstances One guy who will
not lose is the Irvine Company. no
matter what anybody does to
them. theycan'lhurtthem .
""When you're that big, all you
can do is hurt each other as
citizens , but you can't hurt lhe
I rvme Company.·· said Ferguson,
now president of a coalition or
labor and business interests
called CEEED (Californians for
Environment, Employment and
Economy through Planned
Development)
Company officials say that. if it
hadn't been for the Coastal Act.
development along the Irvine
Coast probably would have
occurred much sooner.
· · 1 think that's true," said
Shelton, the company's vice
pres ident for government
rel a lions.
"As a matter of facl. it has
long been recognized that had the
Irvine Company chosen to deal
wllh that property 1n the
convenlionaJ way. rather than
trying to plan it as a whole. the
company could have marched
down the coast with a series of
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Typical summer day at Scotchman's Cove View from blufl looks
toward beachstde port ton of El Morro Tratlt'r Park r top 1
conventional s ubdivisions way
back in the 1960s , which would
have made this whole debate
academic, at least as far as the
coastal shelf is concerned."
lo the early 1970s, the company
-the larges t landowner in
Orange County -conducted
workshops "lo involve interested
citizen groups and public
agen cies in the planning
process," Shelton said .
Participants incl uded 26
agencies and interest groups,
including the Sierra Club and
other environmental
organization s , state parks
officials, s urrounding cities, and
the county.
These efforts ultimalely led to a
proposal for about 18,000 dwelling
units wilh a population or up to
50,000. lt also involved relocation
of Pacific Coast Highway farther
inland and public ownership of
parts of the area. though not as
much as 1s now contemplated.
The Board or Supervisors
adopted a general plan
am endment for the Irvine Coast
in 1976. After preliminary revie w
by the regional and s tate coastal
commissions, thl.S land use plan
was officially submitted In 1978
The South Coast Regional
Coastal Commission rejected the
plan. and lhe county appealed to
the state panel.
It was at about this same time
that the state made its initial
purchase of 1,900 acres m Crystal
Cove for a slate park
Wh en the county Board of
Supervisors again considered a
land use plan for Irvine Coast,
Supervisor Thoma s Riley
suggested lower density
development -2,000 dwelling
units and 500 low-cost units
which was eventually accepted
Peter Herman, one of Riley's
top aides, said that, because of the
Coastal Ac t , priorities were
changed in the development.
·'The prevailing benefit was
public open space and recreation
. .. We came to believe that the
greater public benefit along the
Irvine Coast wa s public
r ecreation and open space."
Herman said
As construction schedules now
stand. grading work could begin
m about a year on the valuable
coast pa r cel Lots could be
avail able in about two years.
"'The land use portion of the
local coastal program has
essentially been concluded," said
Shelton. The second portion of the
LCP is zoning. and the county
zoning pac kage has been
tentatively approved for
forwarding to the state.
The completion of this process
will mean lhat Orange County
officiaJs once again will have land
use authority over the coveted
coastaJ area. granting permits
based on procedures approved by
the state
Still pending is adjudication of
the Friends of the Irvine Coast
lawsuit against the county and
Coastal Commission.
The legal action contends that
numerous s tate laws were
ignored in adopting the land use
regulations and that the current
proposals could lead lo numerous
ad verse environmental impacts.
·'The outcome of that could be a
factor Cin con st ruction
progress),"" said Shelton. "We're
hard-pressed to see how any court
could not conclude that this
process was thorough, complete
and totally tn accord with the
r equirements of the Coastal Act. ..
<SUNDAY : What lies ahead
for Orange Coast coastline?)
4 Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 28, 1981
It's a whole church an4 a whole temple
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Dally ~IMC ,._ Illy L.M ~•YM
The Rev. William McQuo1d and Rabbi Bernard King are lfaders of two Newport Bfach congregations
that celel1rated their fourth Thank3giving together. They Jay their co-emtence should be an e:wmple to
community.
Wilson hacks victini measure
C riticizing what he termed
• decades of default" on the part
or the s tate Legislature, U.S
Senate Republican nomination
hopeful P ete Wilson urged
support Friday in Santa Ana for
the so-called victims' bill or
rights initiative.
Wilson, mayor of San Diego,
was joined by Orange County
Sher iff-Coroner Brad Gates, tu
crusader Paul Gann and La
Ha bra Police Chie f Ronald
Meehan in calling for signatures
o n petition s to qualify lhe
measure for a statewide ballot.
Gann said about 500,000 or the
necessary 553. 790 s ignatures to
qualify the measure have been
received Ht> s aid backers of the
measure would like to turn in at
least 700,000 s ignatures to
Secretary of State March Fong
Eu prior lo a mid-December
deadline.
Among othe r things , the
measure would eliminate use of
"diminished capacity" in claims
in criminal defenses; require
convicted criminals to make
restitution to victims and permit
victims to testify at sentencing
aod parole hearings.
Al so, persons judged to be
mentall y di sordered sex
offenders would be sentenced for
treatment in s tate prisons
instead or state hospitals.
"We wouldn't be here if the
Legislature had done its job and
give n law e nforcement t he
necessary tools." Wilson said.
Gates said it was t ime to
"transfer the respons ibility of
crime to the suspects . When an
individual commits an act. he
should be responsible for that
act.
Gann said that, des pite
misgivings about the initiative
from some groups. the measure
"is as nearly constitutional as it
can be made."
Asked if it was the apparent
con servative mood of the
country that was res ponsible for
the measure, Gann said, "I don't
know whether it is conservatism
on this issue. or fear."
J ewish-Presbyterian s haring example of unity
By JODI CAD£N11£AD
Of ... o.llY .... MMf
Rabbi Bernard King crosses
11nd uncroeaes his lega for what
seems about the ninth time. He
yawns again, touc hlna hla
slightly graying beard. eyes the
long row of bookshelves lining
hjs Newport Beach office and
bounces up from his chair.
It's already 15 minutes Into
the interview. And it seems his
worst fears a re coming true.
The reporter is missing the
point. h e belie ves. Every
question has focused on "the
building."
For the record, the s imple
wood sanctuary that serves as
both a temp l e for the
congregation of Shir Ha-Ma a'lot
and a c hurch for St . Mark
Presbyterian Church in Newport
Beach cost $500,000 for the two
to build three years ago.
It couJd pass for a ski lodge or
a quaint office building were it
not for a cross. the prayer books
and most lmportanlly, the
people who are there ever y
Frid ay night and Sunday
morning, Christm as Eve and
Yorn Kippur, E as t e r a nd
Passover.
The t w o congregations
ce l e brated the ir fourth
Thanks giving together this
·week with a joint service, to
commemorate the signing of
ownership documents following
a three-year lease.
"It's much, much more than a
building," says Ra bbi King
"The body Is a building, maybe
But you need a soul. And the
soul is the congregation. But the
building alone won't do it."
The Rev. William McQuoid
noted that the joint ownership
was the first ever approved by
the United Presbyterian Church
hierarchy that included local.
Southern California and national
church boards .
But both agree that it has not
been a m a rriage mer ely of
convenience.
True, the Presbyterian church
was looking to expand facilities
along Mar Vista and the reform
t emple was searching for a
permanent home following a
10-year s tay at Christ Church by
the Sea and St. James EpiscopaJ
Church.
However , in a world strained
b)' growing tensions and marked
differences. the two leaders
believe that their co.existence
11hould servt.1 as an tomph: to
the community
A sl&n at the entrance to the
sunctuary reads, ··Behold how
good und pleasant 1l is for
breth o dwell together In
unity."
What may have started out as
a financial need has grown to
become a sha ring experience
that ha s bene fit e d both
congregations as they live side
by side.
··My experience over three
years has been in all our joint
"I feel . . we
cannot , appreciate
how we .ate .as
Christians without
under standing the
To rah."
activities with the Christians we
have come away more
challenged and strengthened in
o ur own J ewishness." said
Ra bbi King.
"I feel very strongly that we
cannot appreciate how we are
as C hri stia n s without
understanding the Tor ah,"
res ponded Rev. McQuoid.
The early warnings that the
re lations hip would lead to
assi mil a t ion and
rntermarriage have not oc-
curred, sajd Rabbi King.
.. If I thought this was a step
toward assimilation, l wouldn't
be here."
At times the two men seem
more concerned with the other's
interests than their own . Rev.
McQuoid worries about a r ise in
anti-Semitism . Rabbi King is
c oncerned about J e ws who
attempt to cut themselves off
from the Christian community.
"I think that the roots or
anti-Semitism reaJly grows out
of a situation where people grow
up a nd see the J e w s a s
so m ething for eign and that
doesn't happen here," said Rev.
McQuoid
"What r eaJly bothers me is
some Christian groups who say
·we are not like those groups.' "
he added.
Re8ponded Rabbi Klng, "The
Jt:w s wh o gh e tto ·clse
themselves and cul themselves
o ff fr om th e C h ristian
<'o mmun1t y are fooli ng
the mselves and diluting their
own Judaism.
"We cwl't live in this facility
and talk about a nti-Sem itism every rught," he added
When the Temple board
recently voted to spend $20,000
fo r new room partitions that
c ould be u sed by both
congregations, the church board
responded by ask ing to pay haJf
the bill.
When m embers from one
congregation need to attend
holiday services. members from
the other group volunteer to
babysit.
When Rev. McQuoid was
searching recently for a prayer
to ease the grief or two parents
in his congregation, Rabbi King
stepped in with one written by a
rabbi who had lost his son.
"IL really helped a lot," said
the reverend. The rabbi s miled.
Both men admit that the joint
owne rs hip would never have
worked without the complete
and continuing s upport from
members or both congregations.
··Not every congregation can
do it or should do it," began
Rev. McQuoid
.. But as the world gets smaller
and s maller this is the way that
more groups can go,'' said
Rabbi King.
Like the odd couple who end
up m arrying, the two men admit
that they'r e always being asked,
·'if they're still together."
Rev. McQuoid laughs when he
recalls a phone call from a
woman who wanted to know, 1s
this the place that's half a
church and half a temple?"
"No," s aid Rev. McQuoid,
··This is the place that's a whole
church and a whole temple."
U.S. court rules .
SAN FRANCISCO ! AP l The
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
has ruled constitutional an
O ak land sc hool dis trict
affirmative action poli9 that
conflicted with the California
Education Code. The policy
r e quired min ority-owned
business to receive at least 25
percent of the work on all
construction proJects more than
$100 ,000.
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Sambo's
files for
bankruptcy
LOS ANGELES (AP/
Sambo's Restaurants
Inc .. saddled with $29
million in losses this
year and laws uits
again st former
executives. filed a
volurttary bankruptcy
petition Friday after
creditor s r e fu sed its
seco nd proposal for
restructuring the chain's
d e b t , a co mpany
s pokesman said .
The fil i ng in U .S
District Court under
Chapter 11 of the federal
bankruptcy code came
a fter 447 r estaurants
were closed in the last
mo nth. idling almost
10,000 employees in 43
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Orange Coa1t DAILY Pt LO,. /Saturday, November 28, 1981 Al .·
Soviet spies menace •'
~ . . .
·Document ary estimates they number in thous ands
B y TOM JORY . ._ ............. ...
NEW YORK Real ·life
stories ol Soviet espionage ln
this country have been common
in recent years, and NBC Newa
puts the disturbln& -indeed,
lbre1leoln1 -problem In
perspective tonight in an
hour-long documentary called
"The Spies Among Ua."
··It is doubtful that anyone
outside the KGB headquarten
knows how many spies there are
among us, " says Jessica
Savitch, correspondent for the
report to be broadcast at 10 on
Channel 4. She estimates they
number in the thousands,
inc 1 uding agents attached to
othe r governments which
answer to the Soviet Union.
The film, a year in research
and production. includes
interviews with former and
imprisoned s pies, as well as
government officials.
The extent of Soviet espionage
activity is difficult lo measure,
Ms . Savitch says, and the arrest
or a spy does not necessarily
repres ent the successful
conc lusion of a government
investigation.
"In essence. every lime we
arrest someone and prosecute
them, that is an achievement for
the Sovielh becuuse they have
gathered information for which
they are being pro11ecutcd,"
au.ya one FBI ottlclal, Edward
O'Malley.
The primary objective or
present-day es plona1e la
scientific and technological
data, Ms. Savitch saya, and that
la Important enough to the
Soviets to commit nearly a third
or those Russian citizens In Uus
country on official business to
spying.
The documentary examines,
ln addition, Soviet efforts to
enlist Americans in spying on
their country. One former Soviet
agent who defected lo the United
States in the mid -19SOs
s pecuJat.es that greed may be a
moli vating factor that c an
''open the gates to be hooked by
these agents."
Ms . Savitch traces Soviet
s p ying to the CIA and even
Congress , and interviews a
former con~ressional aide who
spent seven years as a double
agent.
··For every double agent we
know about. the Russians have
one we don't know about," he
says
The report considers defense
against Soviet spying, with httJe
optimism.
"What it all comes down to is
that a free and open society,
s uch as ours. will always be at a
d1sadvantag~ in espiGnage wars
against closed totallllrl1n
natlorus like the Sovlet bloc," the
c orrespondant aaya In her
conc lusion ... And when you
really think about that, It
shouldn't make us nervou.a. Jl
should make us grateful "
Judgme nt
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• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. November 28, 1981
Employee ownership capt11res popular s~pport
81 WIWAM POOTB WHYTI ...
JOSEPH RAPHAEL BLASI
A mid debates ovtr the
r•l•Uve merit.a or 1overnment
ownership versus lnveator
ownership, a third alternative la
cmer1ln1 lo capture popular
tnteresl: employee ownership.
Approxlm1tely tWO•lhlrd8 of
the Americans queried ln a 1975
national survey said lhat they
would rather work In an
cmployee·owned company than
In one own ed by private
investors or the government.
And current evidence Indicates
that an increasing number or
workers will actually have this
option in the years ahead. I
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demandll ror a pay cut, olllclals
of t he Pan·Ame rican Airlines
Pilots Assoclallon h1&ve already
taken the first steps in this new
style of negotiation. And ll wu
the example or the Continental
Employee Association that gave
them the Idea
Other co untries have
experimented with firms owned
neither by government nor by
private investors. Yugoslav
factories, Israeli Kibbutzim, and
the Mondragon system of
workers' cooperatives in the
Basque region or Spain are
examples or "socially owned"
industries
,, "\~
~f~r;)Y.iTW~ .
along the followlnx lines_ The
com1>a ny demands that workers
take a puy cut to save the firm
from bankruptcy Union leaders
respond, "If we uccept your
proposal, how much s tock will
the workers get in return?" IC
manage ment ls willing to
negotiate on this bas is, union
leaders then go on to discuss
worker participation 10 decision
making from the shop floor to
the Board of Directors.
NEXT WEEK Elliot L.1ebow o/
the National /nslllute o/ Mnital
llealth ducuues ihe elfect1 o/
unempl-Oyment on the mdnnduol ond
on •ociety In countering management
/1 ~~,. HOROICOPI
While the workers do not
actually own pieces of the firms,
neither are the firms owned by
the state or outside capitalists.
Control is based upon labor, with
each worker having one vote for
the governing l>Ody of the firm.
All three cases have impressive
records of economic growth,
a l though Yugoslav growth
slowed down in the 1970s .
Two-thirds of those potted said they would rather work an an employee owned company
Because laws and traditions
are different in the United
Slates, here "social ownership"
has taken the fo rm of employee
stock ownership or cooperative
owne rship.
The best-known examples of
the latter type of ownership are
the plywood cooperatives of the
Pacific Northwest. These 16
cooperatives have for decades
outperform ed conventionally
owned firms in both productivity
and earning s o r their
woTker-owners, but until a few
years ago they seemed to be
isolated cases. attracting little
public attention.
T he recent surge of interest in
worker ownership is due to a
phenomenon that e merged in the
1970s . Facing plant shutdowns,
workers, union leaders, local
man agers and comm unity
leaders mobilized to secure
government and bank financing
to buy the plants and convert
them lo worker ownership.
Over SO plants -ranging in
size from about 100 workers to
more than 13,000 in the Chicago
a n d No rthw estern
Tran sportation Company -
have thus been saved. And none
or these employee-owned firms.
to the best of our knowledge, has
gone bankrupt.
How ca n employees
successfully operate a plant that
1s abandoned by a big private
c ompany ? In the 1970s
conglomerates began dumping
parts of their empires. In many
t ases. the abandoned plants
were not losing money, but the
profits were not high enough to
satisfy those in rnntrol In such
ca s es. the emolovees did not
need to improve efficiency to
save their jobs. Initially they
were h a ppy s impl y to be
employed.
The solution to the shutdown
problem in such cases now
appears to have been
deceptively simple. The workers
soon wanted more of a voice in
management, but the managers
were so occupied with their
enlarged responsibilities that
they gave no thought to the need
for a new style of leadership.
Wh e n Vermont Asbestos
Group's Board Chairman, John
Lupien, was asked about worker
participation in decis ion
making, he would answer; "If
you own stock 1n General
Motors, that does not give you
the right to run Gener al
Motor s " Similarly. Richard
Boulis, president of South Bend
Lathe, wrote to one of the
authors, "We tell our people
they ha ve all the advantages of
ownership without any of the
headaches of management."
In such cases. there a re often
two stages of development. Al
first, workers, managers. and
local people have str uggled
together to save t he plant. The
early weeks following their
great achievement are marked
by m utual respect and trust.
Workers make no claims for
influence or control, but they
vaguely expect that they will be
more "equal" and treated with
more dignity.
Disillusionment can follow.
however. When workers at
Vermont Asbestos Group < VAG 1
found that ownership gave them
n o s ay on important
m anagement decisions, Howard
Ma nosh, a res pec ted local
entrepreneur. was able to buy
enough stock to gam control of
the company And now John
Lupien, hero of the job-saving
campaign, no longer works for
VAG
At South Bend Lathe. the
underlying c ontrad1ct1o n
between workers s haring an
ownership and not sharing in
decision making precipitated a
bitter strike m September 1980.
However, ·a few months later
union and m anagement joined
forces to launch "share circles."
a worker participation program
modeled after Japanese Quality
Control Circles
Plants that are losing money
are even more difficult to
convert successfully to worker
o wners hip Some r esearch
suggests that worke rs sharing in
owners hip leads to higher
prod ucti v1ty. However. worker
owners can hardly assume that
t heir unprofitable company will
be saved jus t by letting this
tendency work its magic
For thi s type of uphill
s truggl e , R ath Packing
Company m ay bec ome the
landmark case. For a decade,
this Waterloo. Iowa firm of
nearly 3,000 workers had verged
on bankruptc y Led by Lyle
Taylor. president. and Charles
Mueller, chief steward of Local
46, United Food and Comme rcial
Workers Union, workers decided
to save their jobs by buying a
controllin g interest 1n the
company
While they we~e completing
arrangements. they agreed lo
put money from previous ly
barg ained benefits into an
account to strengthen the capital
base or the co mpany when the
new board look over They also
agreed to a $20-per-week payroll
deduction for over two years to
buy the necessary stock. A $4.6
millton Urban Development
Action ~rant to Waterloo. which
then loaned Ule money to Rath,
completed the package.
I n 1980 Rath launched a
comprehensive program of
labor-management cooperative
problem solving. The survival of
lht> company is by no means
as sured. but there is a growing
con viction that Rath's future
depends upon workers, union
leaders. and managers working
together far more effe <'t1vely
than in the past.
Worker ownership is likely to
grow substantially, partly as a
res ult of government a ction
Le gislation passed by Congress
in 1974 supporting the creation or
Employee Sto ck Owners hip
Trus ts has been an important
stimulus. The law is being used
to help e mployees purchase
stock in thousands or firms. and
secure majority ownership in a
smaller number or plants that
would otherwise close.
The Small Business Employee
Owners hip Act, passed in 1980.
dire cts the S m al I Bus iness
Adm 1nistrat1on c SBA 1 to assist
ne wly created or converted
employee-owned firms with
loans. loan g uarantees. and
t ec hnical a ss i s tance . In
addition. the 97th Congress 1s
cons idering encourageme nt or
employee ownership as one wav
l o preserve v iable s m a ll
bu s ines ses when th ~
owner-manager retires or dies
Though the issue has not been
finally resolved. the dramatic
e ffort of the e mployees of
Continental Airlines to stave off
a takeover of their com pany
through establi ~hing majority
employee ownership may have
widespread repercussions . The
case suggests that establis hment
o r an Empl oy ee St oc k
Ownership Plan cESOPt well in
advance or the takeover threat
c an m ake hos tile takeo vers
s ubstantially more difficult
The case ·also suggests a new
thrust in collect1\.·e bargaining,
Sunday. Nov. 29
By SYDNEY OM ARR
ARIES (March 2l·Apnl 19>
Views will be vindicated; you
receive acknowledgement that
proposed plan 1s "workable "
Activity focuses on in ventton,
s tanding in community. projects
which elevate prestige. Family
harmony is restored, lifestyle
becomes more meanineful
TAURUS <Apr il 20-May 201
Long-range objectives will be
defined. Call or message aids 1n
co nne c t i on with travel
c ommunic ation a nd speciai
r eading material. It 1s necessary
to see places, people as they are.
not merely a s you wis h they
might ex.isl. Watch Pisces~
GEMINI <May 21 -June 201.
You rebound from recent
setback Individual yt>u admire
will return compliment. will
s hare benefit or expe rience
Taurus, Virgo, C apricorn
persons figure prominently. You
become aware or hidden values
You'll feel more s e c ure a s
r esult
CANCER tJune 21 July 22 1
By relaxing. you gel what you
s eek and it is practically handed
you on proverbial s ilver platter.
Play waiting game Roadblock
to progress 1s being re moved
Aries. Leo, Sagittarius persons
fi gure in scenario
LEO cJul y 23 Au g. 221
Maintain inde pe ndent stance
Some pe r sons plan to take
advantage of your tendency to
be overly sympathetic Don 't
fall for sob story' New approach
c le a ns away ·e motional
debris .. Mess age becomes
strikingly clear
VIRGO <Aug 23 Sept. 221
Give logic "equal time "
emotions attempt to claim entire
s potlig ht Accent on impulse.
tendency to a('t first and think
later Sce nario 1s exciting,
featuri n g opportunities in
money. career and love Cancer.
Aquarius pers ons figure
prommenUy.
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0Ct. 22>: You
require additional "working
room." Know it and st rive t.o do
s omething about it. Re fuse to
become victim or "s queete
play .. You'll receive call or
olher communication which
could l e ad to travel
arrangements . Gemini is
involved ' .
SCORPIO t Ocl. 23-Nov 21 1:
Accent on notes, calls. visits and
requests, many from relatives.
Know when l o draw lin e .
Aquarius, Leo and another
Sco rpio play important roles.
Refuse long-range commitment
Leave options open Ba se
requires reinforcement.
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec.
21): Focus on exchange rates.
locating lost articles. dis cussion
of finances wit h .. a very special
pe r s on .. Re move taboos
c onnec t e d with in come
inve stme nts, s avings and
ultimate cash goals . Gemini,
V1 rgo and another Sag1ttarian
play key roles.
CAPRICORN I Dec 22 ·Jan
19 l Good news received at
home base Emphas is on
p e r s onalit y, specia l
appearances and surprise gift.
Taurus. Virgo and a n other
Capricorn figure prominently.
Make inqu1r1es. take initiative,
e xude confidence . be assured
that timing . Judgme nt a nd
intuition are accurate.
AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb 18>:
Personal scenario hiehliJhts
quiet moments, r e flection.
meditation Focus on hos pitals ,
sp ecial int e rest groups ,
behind-scenes maneuvers and
secr ets . A dream. p roperly
inte rpreted. could serve as
reliable guide
P ISCES I Fe b 19-March 201
What has been a matte r o r
conjecture will be trans formed
into hard r e al i ty . MaJ o r
pr o fe ss ional -finannal
oppo rtunit v e xists -follow
thro ugh on decision arrived at
s ix weeks a go ·
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY ]
Churcn of St. Matthew by the Sea
(Tradltional £f>i$copal)
HOLY COMMUNION · Each Sunday · 9:00 AM
(Boo#( of Conwmn Prayer-.1~8)
MERTZ HALL
of Community C:Ongregational Church
611 Heliotrope, C:Orona de/ Mar
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ST.JOtHS
THI lf'ISCOrA&. CtUICH IH COST A MISA
hy Stre.t .t Or-. A..-
1:00 Hofy Col'IUlmlloe
I 0:00 Holy Eucharist I 0:00 5-doy School
. Nursery Cate
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WESTMINSTER LUTHERAN OUtOt
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-WOllSHIP SlntCIS -
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P'HOHIHMIH
C .. IST CHOICH
(Missouri Synod)
760 YktoN st .. c..t. ......
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Sunday School -9:40 A.M.
Momlng Wo ... hlp-8:00 & 11:00 A.M.
NiMcl di f'IACi LilnmAH SCHOOl
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, LUTHERAN OUtCH
' , .. 0.YW Dr. MIWPOltT HACH.
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WORSHIP SERVICE • IR)O A M
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 9:15 AM
WORSHIP SERVICE . . . . . 1a·30 AM
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WB.COMI
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A Conlal Welcome fro111
THE UNITED METHODIST CHUICH
Costa Mesai
MSTUHITID
MITMODIST CHUICH
19th St. & Harbor Blvd
C'-clll Sc-.. t:JO
WonMp 10:45
Charles D Clark M1n1ster
COsta Mesa NOrih
MIU YIRDi U...,., Ml'1'MOCHST CHUICH w....,, • a.rcti Sc .....
l :JO • t 0:00 A.M.
Dr. Wiii-L Staet
c .. RTeAUICR
IT THI SIA
Newport Beech
1 •.00 W Balboa Blvd
673-3805
Rev Robert Sheperd. Jr
W ...... &C'-rdl~
t :30 A.M. w.-, ,,.~/hr c-
7;00-A.M.4 '""'
Huntington Beach
AISTUM"9
MITHOOIST CHUaCH
2721 17th St 536-3537 w....., $ertolcr. 10:11-.
N ....... CeteAl --
C...-Cll Sch" t:OO -. .
Huntington Beach North
COMMUMrTY UMrTID
MffHODIST CNUICH
6662 Heil Ave 842.,.~61
W~Senlc•
t :JO A 10:00
l :h s..-y ~ 10:00
Fountain Valley
FflST&NTID
MITHODIST CNllCH
18225 Bushard St.
HJ.UH
Dr. C.rroll E. Wtll'd. Minister w......, a Cllrdl Sc.t1ee1
t:JOA.M. ·----~
MIWPO•T CBtTB UMITID METHODIST
1601 M•..-... • ..._ C.-.. W.-
644-0741
WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL -9:30 A.M.
Rev. Ken McMiiian
Y• Wll .. W•1m1ll
-AMII IJ••
FllST
CHllSTIAM CHUl«;,H
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SUMDAY1
C•~JO A IOtOO AM W•... l:JO, I t:tt AM. ..... f'M
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OTMP~I Ml!<-'~ T W ~ °"4 MllOollll
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Rabbi Bernard P. King Jamboree & Eastblufl Dr
Music· Ane Shikler Newport Beach. Calif
Educator-Nancy Levin ,..,. lillf• •• c• '44-71H
AR Vloaon w-
~EMPLE SHAfl9n!!at1ve~
¥ · Rabbi Hershel Brooks
617 West H1mllton, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627
1714) 631-32'2
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OP HIWPolT.tlYMU ...... Family Servlce&-1stf[rlday of Month-6 p.m Religious School, Adult Ed., Youth Groups. Sing lea
Kabbalat Shabbat, la.t Friday of month 6:00 P.M.
I 011 CcnMl»ad&. Newport leachc.tt J.--.1
644-1'" C.....I ..... .._ ... .....-v.a-...
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MARINERS CHURCH
Rny Orll1111,f, /11r11rl1111~
O·OO ~m. Worship and Sunddy School (0 In 6th ~rAMI
10 15 dm, B1blt-Clust-s (Ch1ldrC'n &. Adults)
Biso11 A t•tttut nl Jnm/tortl' Boulri•nrJ
Plio11t 640 ·6010 For l11formnl1011
"And lhl" ~acC' of Cod, which surpusu i1ll romprC'hen·
"nn, shall 11uud your he1tts .md your mind• In Chrltl
IPSuS " Philippians 4·7
'Attend The Church Of You~ Choice
This Sunday
..
A DIFFERENT FLOCK The Re,· M1kl'
Arnold dons leather and the lam1har de-
nim vest to meet the biker~ he likes to a t -
tract to h1~ Gospel Outr~a(,'h Northwest
Church near Soap Lake. W<.1sh lh:, ap-
,., ........
pro<.1ch to doing his work for the Lord 1~ d1I ·
lcrent but he says 1t works for some who
\\Ould otherwise be left behind the doors of
mo:,t churches
Second • COIIl linked to Shroud
CHICAGO <APl The discovery of a second
ancient coin w1th a rare spelling error further
confirms the Shroud of Tunn originated at the
time of Christ. a J esuit priest says.
The shroud is considered by some Christians
to be the burial cloth of Jesus
The Rev Francis L. Filas, a Loyola
University theology professor, said he found in a
department store a !>econd coin with the
misspelling for the Greek words for ·Tiberius
Caesar" that occurs on the shroud pattern and the
coin.
In September, Filas said an enlargement of a
photograph or another coin turned up the same
misspelling. The misspelling as a ""c" among the
four letters on the coin, UCAl, and 1s believed to be
a spelling error ror a ""k" in "Tiberiou Kaisaros ."
He said those misspelled coins were issued
between A.O. 29 and A.O. 32 about the lime of
Jesus' death.
Filas said the coins were issued by Pontius
Pilate. the governor of Palestine.
The discovery of a second coin. Filas said,
"closes the door" On objections to his conclusions.
The shroud as a strip of linen 14 feel by 3~ feet
kept Wlder tight security al a church in Turin.
Italy. Some claim it bears the facial imprint or a
crucified man
Teniple to hold special services
TEMPLE I AIAH of Newport Beach wall hold
special Sabbath services at 9 30 this morning at
2401 lrvine Ave., Newport Beach.
A CHRISTMAS bazaar as set for 9 a m to 2
p.m . Sunday at St. John the Baptist School. 1021 Baker St .• Costa Mesa
LECTURE R CHARLES Ferris or Minneapolis
will speak on "Reality Malter or Mind''" at 3
CHURCH NOTES
p.m . Sunday at Edison Community Center. 21377
Magnolia. Huntington Reach. The lecture as
sponsored by the First Church of Christ . Scientist.
Huntington Beach
"THE GIFTS OF Christmas is the l<>JHC or a
sermon to be given at 10 15 a m Sunday by Dr
Jerry Tankersley at Community Pre~bytcrian
Ch urch, 41 5 Forest Ave . Laguna Beach.
ADVENT WILL be celebrated at 10 a .m
Sunday at Neighborhood Congregational Churc h.
U .C.C., St:. Ann's and Glenneyre. Laguna Beach.
AN ADVENT "HAPPENING" is planned at 5
p.m . Sunday at Mission Lutheran Church. La Paz
c
at Yosemite. Laguna Niguel A workshop for
making wreaths and a brief service will be held
A GOSPEL SINGING group, the Followers of
Christ from Tulsa. Okla . will perform al 10· 15
a ,m . and 6 p.m. Sunday at the Irvine Kiah School
Theater. 4321 Walnut Ave . Irvine F'or
information. call the Believers Faith Center at
953 0134.
GUEST SP EAKER and musician Bill Harmon
will participate in the 10 a m service Smnday at
Mesa Bibi~ Chapel, 1734 Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa
"GUILT" IS the topic of the sermon to be
deltvered by Dr. Joseph Stephens at 9 a.m and
LO· 30 a .m. Sunday at San Clemente Presbyterian
Church.
ARTIST ANDY Wang will share has museum
<"< p1.•riences an a talk titled ··A Museum an a
Community of the Arts : a Unique Phenomenon of
Laguna Beach" al 10:30 am. Sunday at the
Unitarian-Un1versalist Center. 429 Cypress Drive.
Laguna Beach A social hour Wlll follow.
A HANUKKAH workshop as set for 9 30 am.
Tuesday and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the J ewish
Community Center of Long Beach an~ Western
Orange County, 3801 E . Willow St.. Long Beach
For mformalion, call 213-426-7601
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 28. 1981
Cl/AHLES~ ~/MJ>S<J.\ 11 .1 1-.:u.\ HA .\ n :u
Church conference • IS slated
Approximately 1,000 persoru. are experted to Lennon, seruor pal>tor of Orange Coast Christian
attend a two day "Thy Kingdom Come" Fellowship. "We're loolting forward to the helpful
conference next weekend al Foothill High School. and practical teaching emanating from this
Tustin. conference."
The conference 1s sponsored by the Foundation ' Among scheduled speakers are Ern Baxter. a
for Christian Action in cooperation with the long-tame leader an Christ ian renewal ~nd former
Church of the New Covenant, Tustin, Saddleback pastor of one of the largest evangelical churc hes in
Covenant Church, Mission VieJo, Orange Coast Canada. and Charles Simpson. senior pastor of
Christian Fellowship, Costa Mesa, and South Coast Gulf Coast Covenant Church, Mobile, Ala.
Christian Fellowship, San Diego Baxter is an editorial board member of ··New
"Christians are becoming increasingly aware Wine" magazine and is a pastor at Gulf Coast
of the deficiency in understanding what God has Covenant Church m Mobile
for the church an this day and age," said Mike Simpson is editorial board chairman for "New
Wme."
Bible study /or uvmen The conference. which is open to the public. is
set to Convene at 7 30 p.m. Dec. 5 and 10 a .m Dec.
6
A Bible study for women is held at 9 45 a m
Wednesdays at Marine rs Church, 1000 Bison Ave
Newport Beach.
For informallon, call 731-8284
Sennott T opk Mo•. 29th
9:00 & I O:lO A.M. The study. open lo all women, as conducted by
·Anne Ortlund. author of ""Children Are Wet
Cement" and "Disciplines of the Beautiful
Woman." "THAl«S UVIHG! .. ......... ,..,, .......
Chi/Jren' s Maas is set CHURCH OF RBJGIOUS SCIENCE .
A Ctuldren's Mass has been inaugurated at St. Member of the United Church of Religious Science
SEAa..ll'F lllt.UIOE SUITE 0 ~ MAIH STRUT HUHllHOlOH BEACH CA t2W Timothy Roman Catholic Church, Laguna Niguel.
The Mass is celebrated the first Sunday of
each month.
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Huntington 0.nt•'•
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of arts and crafts
featur.ng 55 top
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~ South Coast
Community Church
Services 8:30 A.M . & 10 : 15 A .M .
Corona del Mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff Dr ., Corona del Mar
"THANK THERAP\'" Jim Buros "Observance of the Lords upper"
ConUnu.iJI& Series of Messaaes From Matthew
For Info : Ca II 644-1350
Yo u are 1nv1ted to this mspmng free lecture on
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REALITY: •
MAmR
OR
MIND?
by Charles W Ferris. C S B
Date .
Time
Place
Sunday, November 29. 1981
300p m
Edison Community Center
213 77 Magnolia Street
Huntington Beach
"""o 1s a member of the
Christian SClenoe Board of Lectureship FREE ADMISSION
Child Care Provided
=
Presented to ttie community by
First Church of Christ. Sc1ent1st of
Huntington Beach
Interpretation for the deaf
r ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ].
ME A BIBLE CHAP L
t1J4 Or-.. ... ~ Colt• .....
Petton lob 9!Cl l.O.-Jee•
MornifHJ Worshlt>-10:00 A.M.
GHst rnuslcic:wt and spec*er
_ ..=:!:...-_111 ttcrmon ~ A. _
E•nmrl'j Servlc• -6:vv r .M.
Pastor JocObs Speaks · -
W ... tday heN.Q 7:10 P.M. w •dMsdcrv liW. JW°y WJfft" Pador Jacobs
· T oplc: 1HE EARLY CHURCH
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BRANCHES OF THE MOTHEA CHURC1'4 Tl"E F1AST CHUACl-i OF ~1$T SCIENTIST IN llOSTON MASSACHUSElTI
"Ancient and Modem
Necromancy"
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Your Choice
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ST. AHDllW'S PllSIYTalAM CHUICH
600 St Andrews Road • NewPOrt Beach • 631 ·2880 Dr. JeM A. HrwffMm. Jr~,..._.
W ...... 5-rfke•-7:J~S md 10:15 A.M.
'THAl«IMG GOD"
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Sund;· Worship & Churcii School
8:30 & 10:00 AM
__ ct1lld Care Available
CweacwltJ Pretltyt•'-C'-cll
411 ,_....A-. ytiiM .._. 494-7111
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Rev. Mhur J. 'renkenstey R.-,,. Eldon H. TNet
Rev. Craig Wllllemt
Chrlttlen EdUClltion Hour 9:00.10:00 AM
Wonhip-10:115 AM
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• Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/S1turd1y, November 28, 1981
rnrnrmIUJ~-~u
Unifying cause
Comparabl e pay becoming state's
feminist issue for the 1980s
6y T HOMAS D. ELIAS
Wl'll uwure that lhe baltll" over the
fo;quul Rights Amendment will end
win or lose at next s umme r 's
ratification d eadline. women's rights
activists arc already de veloping u nt'w
unifying issue for the 1980s .
1'hcir new caust• will be pay purity ,
un t~sue that fin1t attracted wide not1t•c
early this year whl•n about 2,000 Sun
J ose city workt•rs wulked out over u
de m and ror e<1uul puy fo r ('1111'\purubl<·
work
issue was :;cltled tn California In 1973,
uftcr un inte nse and centralized
state wid1.· lobbying campaign led to
quick ratlflcat1011 by the Legislature.
Since then, California feminists have
roc·uscd tt1<'ir money and ene rgy on
ratification drl v\•S in othtir states .
But the new pay parity cause ran'l be
setllt>d all at once or by a centralized
or)(nnazat1on. II promises to c rop up
again and uKuin whc>rcver unions with
l a r ~t· fl·ru~d c me mbe r s hip realize
women have bet'll s hortc hanged
1'humru 1-:1tas . a /ru lancl! columnl8t
l>ost'd 1t1 ~nlu M1m1ca. analyzes Mrl11 S<>uth
.~w11· µ<Jllllca ·-
WEllE60f~b MIAMI 00 TIWs
RNALJ
T he ca use 1s ..i tw1:.l, or un extension.
or the longtime fe m1n1st a ppeal for
equal !WY for l'Qllal wo rk T he equal
pay t•quul work 1:.suc no longer e xcites
any cootrove1 sy It is written into both
s tale and federal la"' uncl 1.•v<•n fem1n1~t
arch ·t·nemu~~ accept 1t
BllT E(~lJAI. PA\' fo r ('Om pa rahle
work 1s something els e The notion
cou Id 11.•;id to sa t nr~ increase' for .. ast
n u m be rs of \\Orker~ d uring b.id
econo m1 t' t11111.•:. fo r both p r1 \Htt•
industry and govc1 nrrw nt So the re will
be strong resista nce.
Mexico yielding under Cuba pressure
Self-protection sought by lending modicum of support to Castro's policies
It wus no at'l'ldenl t hal th1: 1s!>ue
a ppe..ired first in San J o:.e. knu"n as the
"fe m1111..,l capital of Am erica With a
wo m a n ma)or , a w o m an s t'hool
s upe rintendent and fe male majorities
on both the r1t) council and lhl' t'ounty
CAllfDRllA FOCUS
board of supervisors, the city worker.,
thought t hey couldn't miss
After all, the c ity itself had funded a
s tudy conclud ing that libra ria ns
mostly women are paid far less than
p a inters a nd ga rde ners who don't
unde rgo the rigorous tra1mn~ requi red
of librarians.
But the union lost, caving in when
Mayor J anet Gray llayes threatened to
fire workers who stayed off the Job. The
union's only gain was a cit y µledge of
Sl.5 mil lion over two years to he lp
correct p ay d1 s par1ties. a toke n
concession at best
.. GENDER DOESN'T d Herm1ne a
position on women's right:. ... roncluded
Willia m Callahan, busin<'ss agent fo r
the city e mployees union
But the issue didn't d ie after the San
Jose union defeat It 1s now being take n up aggressively
in Los Angeles, where the city school
board's refusal even lo study the issue
has aroused som e largely.fe m a le
groups
Led by the United Teachers of Los
Angeles. the laq~es t local teachers
union 1n the slate , a eoahllon or unions
and feminist groups now plans a major
push for pay parity
Their drive 1s fueled hy a statistic
that s hocks many women Starting pay
levels for teache r-. arc below those for
school carpenters. pa inters a nd
typewriter technicia ns Yet teachers
must have college diploma:. a nd other
cr ed entials. w h i le the blu e~co llar
workers need nu such background And
m osl teachers are women
Si m llarly, s ecre taries .met foud
service workers also mostly fe male
a re consistentl) paid less than men
in JObs requiring similar training
U ' THE PAY PARITY dri ve achieves
anything in Los An geles, its impact will
quickly spread a rross both the state and
nat ion
"T his 1s a n issue most l'ities and
school boards ha ve ne\er looked al
seri ou s ly ," s ays P hy ll is Chen g,
e xecutive director of lhe Los Angeles
school d istrict's Comm 1ss1on on Sex
Equity "Ir we ac<•ompl1sh anything. 1t
will send out shock waves ...
Those waves probably "'111 carry into
even small cities and counties that have
been relatively untouched by the Equal
Ri ghL'i Amendment strug~le For that
J ACK D. CROUCH II
Jack Crouch u a Ph.D. candidate tn
mternalwnaJ relation$. al the Uniwr.rit~ of
Southern Cali/omw.
During the first IS years of Castro's
r e g a me, Cuba h ad little s ucc ess
exporting its revolution to other nations
in the Caribbean. This Jack of success
was due in no small mesasure to the
political and military influence of the
U.S. IJl the region. During the middle
and lal<' '70s. how1.•ver. the worldwide
"c orrelation of forces" changed to
Cuba 's advantage and Castro began to
succeed in his efforts t.o foment and
s upport re volution throughout Central
Am en ca and the Caribbean.
One of the principal objectives of
Cuban, and by extens ion Soviet, Central
Ameri c an polic y has been t o
demonstrate to Mexico that at can and
will be threatened by guerrilla forces
supported by the socialist bloc if it does
not adopt a more acquiescent view
toward Cuban and Soviet activity in the
region. This threat is driven home to
Mexico by the exis tence of left-wing
"revolutionary" movements fostered
by Havana in El Salvador, Guatemala
and Honduras, and especially by Cuban
success in "regime conversion" in
Nicaragu!l and Grenada.
THE MESSAGE to Mexico is clear
Support Cuban Soviet polic ies or suffer
the s ame fate a s your neighbors to the
south. It may be true that the United
States is more agreeable to Mexico 's
moral and politica l worldview than is
the Soviet bloc, but there 1s evidence
that this consideration is overborne by
Mexico's desire lo side with the winner
of the East-West struggle
A s .1 n·~ult , M1·x 1{'0 h.t!> ~1ow11
in cr e asingly s upportive of Cuban
ar tivity in Central America.
Prior to the recent Cancun summit,
Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo
a nd C as tro met to consider how
··Mexico will represent lhe interests of
the non-aligned movement during the
upcoming North-South meeting." This
preparatorY. meeting takes on added
significance when 1t is recalled that
followlng a similar meeting betwttn the
two heads of s tate in 1979, a shift in
M e xico 's La tan Am erican poli cy
occurred
Two day s after th e 1979
Ca s tro-P o rtillo s ummit, Mexico
ann o unced that i t would break
diplomatic relations with the besieged
Somozan government in Nicaragua.
The next day the new Mexican Foreign
Minister , Jorge Castaneda, asked that
Recycling initiative • 8llll of driv e
By LAURA FREMONT
Ci~llet ,._. Serwke
SAC RAMENTO -Supporters of
long-sou ght can and bottle refund
legislation have launc hed a ~petition
drive t.o place a container recycling
initiative on the statewide ballot.
Sponsored by Californians Against
Was le, the beve rage co ntai n er
rec ycling measure seeks to control the
serious and expens ive litter problem in
the stale by providing an incentive ror
consumers t.o return drink containers t.o
their manufacturers for reuse.
A mandatory deposit of at least s
cents per can or bottle would be
required by the me asure.
Proponents of the measure claim that
it w o uld r e du c e litter and
une mployment, and s ave aluminum,
~la :.!> t>n e r g y . a nd mon ey ·T h e
aluminum companies have told us lhat
a recycled can saves them 95 percent of
the energy necessar y to make a can
fro m virgin mate rials," says five
time can and bottle bill author state
Sen. Omer Rains, D·Ventura.
"IN ABSOLUTE TERMS, it bas been
esllmated that a returnable system
would save an amount of energy equal
to the residential energy needs of nine
million Americans."
Propo6ed in the state Legislature at
le ast fi ve times in t.he last lS yea.rs,
refund legislation has always failed
afte r stiff opposition. Both Californians
Against Waste and Rains say it is the
tough lobbying of beverage container
and re tail intere sts which blocks
passage of can and bottle bill laws in
Califom1a .
Rains ' latest legislation on the
subject. SB4, was sent t.o interim study
-killing it for the year -last August.
"I have come to realize the legislative
process is just not going t.o work in the
foreseeable future," Rains said after
the Senate Natural Resources and
Wildlife Committee hearing at which
the bill was sidetracked.
"Put simply, I regard the vote as
another example of the pressure-group
paralysis which we've been battling for
lS years. The bottle bill is clearly an
eno rmously popular measure, aod r can
only conclude that the committee
wanted t.o avoid the tremendous public
furor wh.ich would have res ulted from a
dereat Cof lhe biU > "
OPPONENTS OF can and bottle
refund legislation. such as the Can
Manufactur er s Institut e , Kaiser
Aluminum and Chemical Corporation
and the Cahfomia Retailers Association
worry about added costs for the
consumer, who they claim will have to
pay for administration of the program
Sanitation als o 1s a concern of
o ppo nents , who say the empty ,
unwashed beverage containers attract
insects and rats.
Mandatory refund legislation has
been enacted in Oregon and fiv~other
s tates, but there are conructing laims
as to the results "The resul are
c l e ar ," clai m s Ross Pupifrey ,
chairman of C alifornians /Against·
Waste .
"Litter and une mployment are
redured. while aluminum, glass, energy
and taxpayer and consumer money are
a ll saved." But opponents say that
Michigan has had problems with higher
costs and rats frequenting storage
areas .
The initiative would affect containers
sold after March 1, 1984. Proponents
need 346,1 19 registered voters'
signatures by Dec 3 to qualify the
measure for the June 1982 ballot or that
number by March 25, 1982 lo qualify it
for the November 1982 ballot.
Global transmission of speech unprecedente d
News reteaa(' from the Jntemat tCmal
Communicarwn Agency
'
WASHI NGTON. O.C. With only 24
hours advance notice and in an histon <·
undertaking, the U S Internat ional
Communication Agency (USICAl made
President Reagan's foreign policy
address on Nov. 18 available to about
250 million televis ion viewers in ~bout
50 countr1es via simultaneous satt ll ite
transmissions
Vie wers in nations from Ja pan to
Brazil and Kuwait lo Canada, including
the People 's He publi c of China .
Poland, Hungary and Romania were
able to see and hear the president make
ORANOE COAST
Dlity Pilat
The comment pa1e ofthe Dally
Piiot seeks to Ir.form and
stimulate readers by prHent
Ing a vanely of commt:itory
on topics of Interes t and
significance from Informed ob
servers and 9pokesmen
Thomas P Haley. Pubh!!hfr
Saturday, November 28, 1981 '•
far reaching arms reduction proposals
to the Soviet Union USICA U6ed four
sa tellites to c a rry the preside nt's
remarks
The Inte rnationa l Communication
Agency 1s responsible for Lhe federal
government's overseas information and
cultural programs.
THE SIMULTANEOUS trans mission
was an unprecedented arrangement.
Never before had the entire text of a
major presidential speech been made
av a ii able Ii ve and instantaneously lo
the world's television viewers . The
European Broadcasting Union (EBU >.
which provided the speech for viewers
in m ember countries, previously had
never agreed to a live broadcast of this
type .
In China. thanks to USICA 's etrorts,
Ce ntral Televi s ion r e broadca s t
extensive excerpts of th@ speech the
next evening lo an audience of some 50
million. Various radio news broadcasts
and loudspeakers In public a reas
carried translations or the speech to an
additional 2.50 million Chinese. This Is
t h e first limo that a complete
presidential address on non-bilateral
\ssueg has been received by satellite on
Chinese television.
In Europe. EBU received the llve
broadcast from the USICA aatellite reed
a nd provided U. to H.aly, S weden .
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Hungar y, The Netherlands. Dublin .
Oslo , Copenhage n , Paris. Beirut.
London, Algeria , Bel gium, Poland.
Malta and Greece. The transmission
was a v ailable t o Fren ch-s peaking
African nations via an EBU feed from
Paris, and was broadcast Li ve lo NATO
headquarte rs in Brussels where it was
seen by about 150 people, including
correspondents. NATO international
staff, and U.S. and European mission
officials.
i\ SPECIAL CASSETTE of lhe speech
was provided ror later s atellite
transmission to the West German TV
ne twork ARD.
USICA also provided live s atellite
feeds to many other countries including
J ordan , Bangladesh, Brazil, Japan,
Kenya , P e ru . Egypt, Israel and
Jamaica. Non-USICA sourres provided
live feed s to India, Saudi Arabia,
Paraguay , Senega I , Venuuela,
Singapore. Hong K ong, Mexico,
Ecuador, Uruguay, Canada, Australia
and Czechoslovakia
The Voice of America, USICA 's
overseas broadcasting service with an
estim ated normal weekly iudlence of 67
m ilJlon, carried President Rea11n's
spee'cb live ln En1Ush around the world.
Many ot the Voice'• other 39 laniu11e
services, lnctud.lnc the Russian service.
also broad c a s t th e rem a rk s an
l ranslation
In m aking the president's address
a vailable to viewers around the world,
the Intern ational Communication
Agency was fulfilling its responsibility
to the American people to carry this
nation's messaJte to the world.
th e U S "j oin 10 isolating t he
a utho r1tar1an government of
Nic araguan President An astasio
Somoza." The Somoza government feU
to Sandinis ta guerrillas in July of 1979.
Since the installation of the new
regime an Nicaragua, Mexico has given
m o re than just tacit support to the
revolution. Although car eful not to
ide ntify ltsetr with Cuban support,
M ex1co has maintained close ties with
the Sandinista leaders and has been
s upportive of the new government both
morally and materially.
MEXICO HAS pr o vided t h e
Nic ara g uan g ove rnment with
helicopters lll support of the latter's
nationwide "literacy program," a mass
indoctrination of lhe Nicaraguan people
In the virtues of Marxism-Leninism.
The bulk of the material support for the
"literacy program," however, is being
s upplie d "free or charge" by the
Cubans and the Soviets.
Mexican support for Cuban foreign
policy extends b eyond its active
sy mpathy for the Nic arag uan
re volution. In a country where all
politic al parties left or the ruling
Ins titutiona l Revolutionary Party
\ PRI > are unofficially suppressed
C most notably the Mexiea.n Coaunum.t
Party>, a coalition of exUed SaJv.&wan
leftists has been allowed to form to
support the continuing revolution in El
Salvador The MeXJcan government bas
evinced its sympathies by allowing a
d e mons tration of 2S,OOO people to
parade past the U.S. Embassy in
Mexico City in Janury 1981 t.o protest
Amer ican i nvolvement i n El
Salvador
At that mom ent, the guernllas in
El Salvador were launching their failed
"final offensive" against the Duarte
government. and the a rms deliveries
from the Cubans via Nicaragua were at
th ei r hi g hest. This coalition o f
Salva doran exiles lists as the first step
m achieving a poli tical solution to the
C IVIi war i n El Salvador the
"withdrawal or all us military aid lo
the civilian·mihtary Junta . "
,. M EXJCO INCURRED the wrath of
n ine La t in Am e r i c an nation s.
including Venezuela, who charged that
1t was "interfering in the Internal
affairs of the Central American nation"
because of its Aug. 28, 1981, decision lo
r ecognize El S alvador 's gue rrilla
movement. The Mexican government
responded to the charge on Sept. S by
defending its position: .. Far from being
an act that could be Interpreted as
intervention," Foreign Minister Jorge
Castaneda stated, "the declaration is a
s inc e re e ffort to ass ure the free
self-determination of the people of El
Salvador."
Mexico is not a revolutionary sta~
and would seem to have little to gain by
ally ing itself with the forces of
revolution Cuba 's successful
intimidation of Mexico will continue,
however , so long as It is able t.o export
re volution throughout the Central
American basin. The efforts of Cuban
polic y a r e being felt today in El
Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and
Costa Rica.
Mexico is not yet a member of this
lis t because it has seen the handwriting
on the waU and because it is aWl of u.se
to Castro and bis Soviet patrons as an
Independent state.
Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Saturday. November 28, 1981 U ·
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YOUTH
This week marks an hlslonc
first for Uncle Len.
That's because our two
winners, chosen after close
scrutiny, are sisters.
I· can understand how all of
my friends might think this
event is quite unusual. But when
I carefully examined all or Lhe
wonderful entries -without
looking at the names of the
artists -there was no doubt
about the top two winners.
Drawing a winter wonderland
scene around your home was a
difficult task. After all , it never
snows in sunn y Southern
California.
Exhausting a ll of her
ima gi nati ve talents was
14 -year-old Mary Walters of
Newport Beach. Her entry took
first place and the $S prize.
Mary's sister. Lisa, 11 , took
second place prize of $2 for her
splendid artwork.
Congratulations to the Walters
household for pulling off a
double-header.
But Uncle Len has to admit
that there were some entries
that almost took prize money.
Special honorable mentions go
to John Rogers Jr.. 7, of Costa
Mesa and Nancy Estes. 11. of
Irvine.
John, by the way. is a student
in Marjorie Holt's first grade
class at Wilson Elementary
School in Costa Mesa This is the
third week in a row that all of
Mrs . Holt's students have
submitted entries as a class
assignment. Uncle Len looks
forward each week to that very
s pecial envelope from Wilson
School.
I hope other schools will take
up the challenge and enter the
contests.
It's the holiday s hopping
season and I'm sure most of my
friends have their eyes set on
new toys and stuff for Hanukkah
or Christmas.
And as you may have guessed.
Uncle Len would like you to
draw a picture of the one toy or
other present you want most this
~ear . .Remember, draw a plclure of one item only -your
favorite among all the neat
things in the stores.
Uncle Len has a favorite toy,
but there's little chance or
getting it. I'd hke to have one of
those Pac·Man video games so
that I could practice night and
day to beat all my friends.
I t seeins the other day a
youngster challenged me to a
game of Pac-Man in a video
arcade. Well , I figured this
s mall fry was no match for the
quick wrist and superior agility
of this ma s ter vi deo
game.player.
Was l wrong!
When this lad jumped in for
..
F'IRST PLACE WINNER Mary Walters of Newport Beach
Se'CU\'D PLACE\\/,\ \'E:R l.1so \\a/lt>f'l 11/ \t'11•porl fknd1
his tum. 1 might just as well
have gone to sleep for a few
hours This half-pint turned out
to be a reaJ live hustler of sorts.
After racking up more than
100,000 points, J fi gured this kid
must be the son of the ~rson
who invented thi s crazy
electronic game. Either that or
he had spent hours and tons of
quarters practicmg for the very
day he could wallop poor old
Uncle Len.
I can't get a machine, but I'm
s aving up all of my s pare
quarters to practice my skills.
Sooner or later. I'll meet that
r ascal and will have the last
laugh
I s uppase not all or my friends
will choose a video game as
their favorite toy. But whatever
you draw. send it to Uncle Len.
P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa.
Calif 92626 Use black ink only
on a piece of paper 4 inches
square and try to mail your
works by Monday.
Include your name , address
and age on the back of each
entry. See you next week
Sights set on toys
Optometrists "1Y choose gifts to improve eyes
ST. LOUIS <AP) -For the
holiday 1ea8on. consider stvtn1
toys and aamea that contribute
to children'• vtalon
d~velopment, suegeata the
American Optometric
Aaaoclatlon.
The vlslona skills developed
during infancy and the preschool
years are the same skills a child
will need to learn to read, to
participate In sports, to learn in
school. to drive a car and to
perform virtually any task at
work or home throughout llle,
the AOA points out.
The national association of
22,000 practicing optometriaU lo
the United States offers gift
ideas for babies through S
months of age that help
stimulate an infant'll sense of
sight.
Those suggested for older age
groups will help develop a
child's general movement skills,
including the eye -hand
coordination skills required for
writ.Ing and participation In
s p orts ; s hape and
discrimination skills needed for
reading and visualization and
visual memory skills needed for
comprehension and for the
ability to interpret concepts.
The AOA suggests these toys
that work for children as well as
amuse them:
-Birth to 4 months : crib
mobiles: sturdy, bright, large
rattles ; large. bright balls ,
bright rubber squeak toys.
These toys develop eye.hand
coordination, tea c h s hape
concepts and encourage both
eyes to work as a team.
Six months to 18 months:
large balls and blocks; wooden
blocks: toys requiring sorting of
shapes and sizes; large puzzles;
riding tOys pushed with feet, not
pedaled.
These toys teach visualization.
develop orientation, general
Weighty
elephant
problem
TULSA, Okla. (AP ) Sneezy
could have been left uncured
had he ever gotten the sniffles.
The Tulsa Zoo decided to
scrap its esUmates of how mucb
lts elephants weighed and put
the animals on the scales, if they
could find scales big enough.
"We could have done them
serious harm had we medicated
them on a weight guesstimate."
said Larry Nunley. the head
animal keeper.
To their aid came Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers with
four truck scales -one for each
or the animal's feel.
Gunda weighed 11,000 pounds, That was way over the estimate
or 8,600 pounds. Sneezy. the only
male in the group, tipped the
scales at 7,000 pounds. much
more than the 3,000 estimate.
Toma weighed 10,000 pounds
after being estimated at 6,700.
coordination and dlrectlonaUty.
Elthtten month$ to 8 years:
toys requlrln.c hammering of
pegs : bean-baa or rln&·toaa
games; toya requiring 1ortln1 of
shapes aod siiCJS; larae puuleti:
wooden bl ocks ; t oys
encoura.cina crawling: tricycle:
rockln1 horse: large balls.
A tricycle helps develop
two-sided coordination of eyes
and body . Sorting object s
encourages use of both bands. as
well as visualization.
-Three to 6 year11 . building
toys with large component! that
snap together; stringing beads;
puzzles; chalkboard: crayons:
finger paints; modeling clay:
simple seweing cards; large
balls; toys calling for matching
up parts; peg boards.
Painting, coloring and clay
help develop more sophisticated
eye-hand coordination. Puzzles
encourage shape and form
recognition. understanding of
units and wholes.
-Seven years and over :
ba sketbal l ; football :
softball·baseball with bats and
gloves: ping pong; badminton:
jump ropes; pogo sticks. roller
skates: plastic discs for tossmg
between players ; follow-the-dot
games.
These toys develop vision
skills al highly sophisticated
levels.
Before purchasing toys.
examme them to be sure they
a re well made. It is also
important to con side r how
appropriate an intended
selection is for a particular
child. Manufacturers often give
suggested ages for a toy but it is
wise to keep the individual child
in mind because c hildren
develop at different rates.
If a gift falls into the category
of a "toy that isn't really a toy."
.such u a ch~mlstry aet.
mlnlblke, sled or skis, the AOA
cautions that a paJr or aalely
alauea be included.
These atuaes ahould meet the
American National Standard•
Institute s tandards Jnd parent.I
should encourage their uae
whenever these potentially
hazardous gifts are used. If the
child needs a prescription for
good vision, an optometrlst can
prescribe It for use in safety
eyewear .
To keep bills down. remember
that many homemade toys can
ser ve the same purpose of
purchased items. Homemade
items will provide the same
holiday pleasure and are just as
effective as purchased toys in
hel oiniz children develop and
improve their vision skills, the
AOA poinL'I out.
Reptilian
bonanza
MIAMI <AP > -Ole
Christiansen, lab super visor at
the Miami Seaquariltm, beamed
with µride as he watched the
newest addition to his family,
and he didn't even know he was
expecting.
The 12 Atlantic g reen sea
turtles were the first to hatch in
captivity, Seaquarium officials
said The turtles were bom on
a man made beach where only
log gerhead turtles had laid eggs
before.
"It's significant because it
does s how that they will
reproduce in captivity ." said
Ross Witham , sea turtle
researcher for the Department
of Natural Resources in Jensen
Beach
Dog of tlte W eelf
o.lly .. , ... ,._ ., •ic-K-
T AKE ME -T his 8-month-uld m<1ll· ll'l'l'll'l' n11x i:. looking
lor a nu:e homl'. II n1u·c1 llkl' lo h<1\ l' him. tuntal·t lhl'
orungl· l'1>unt~ An1nrnl Sht>lt1.·1'. .itil l'11~ l>n' t.· South
Or .1111.!l' Tl'lcpholll' li:J4 i:Jtll
Mother N attire takes toll on aging lighthouse
By JOHN L. ELIOT ........ o.._~
BUXTON, N.C. -Back in the
1920s, when the boys used to
play ball on the beach fronting
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Mrs.
Leona Jennette remembers the
str and being so broad that
"there wasn't anyone who could
hit a ball even close to the
waler."
Today, a peewee shortstop
could pop a fly into the high-tide
swash less than 125 feet from the
base of the 208-foot lighthouse,
tallest in the nation and perhaps
the most sentimental symbol of
its seashore.
"A lot of people are in love
with that lighthouse," says
coastal geologist Dr. Orrin
Pilkey Jr .. "but nature always
bats last."
For 178 years mariners have
looked for a light to stab through
the fog off Cape Hatteras, lest
they first hear the ominous
sound of Diamond Shoats. Now ,
ironically, the rising Atlantic
threatens to bring forth another
terrible noise -the roar of the
lighthouse's 1,250,000 bricks top-
pling into the sea.
"This is one of the most emo-
tional issues I have personally
seen since I've been with the
Park Service." says BllJ Harris.
superintendent of Cape Hatteras
National Seashore. "There's
been more nationwide publicity.
more correspondence, more in-
quiry. I haven't found anybody
who's in favor of doing nothing."
The fate of this national bls·
toric landmark involves not only
the National Park Service. but
a l so residents or North
Carolina's Outer Banks, coastal
geologists, and a plucky inven·
tor from Delaware who ls plant·
Ing artillcal seaweed in the
stormy surf.
The Outer Banks, amoni the
nation's best known barrier
At/antic
Ocun
.......... ~~""-'
islands, form a fragile, slender
arc around North Carolina's
coastline and act as the front
line against the surge of the
Atlantic. Between the islands
and the mainland lie broad
sounds. Seaward of Pamlico
Sound on Hatteras Island stands
the lighthouse, about 2 miles·
north of the cape's-tip at Buxton,
NC.
Painted in black and white
spiraling stripes that receall a
piece of grand1X>otber's slick
candy, the lighthouse is one of
the most distinctive of the more
than 100 along the southern
coast and exerts a powerful hold
on the 2,800 people of Hatteras
Township. Their most vocal
spokesman is Ray Couch, a salty
Buxton storekeeper who Is presi·
dent of the Outer Banks
Preservation Association.
"That lighthouse," Couch
preachet with a growl, "ls like a
great bi1 candle telling the
whole world of America's
maritime history. 1l lt were to
foll lnto the ocean, It would be a
disaster!"
rt has been dlauter that has
•
given fame to the lighthouse and
infamy to the turbulent s wath of
ocean it oversees. The waters off
Hatteras have claimed hundreds
of vessels, including the legen-
dary Civil War ironclad
"Monitor," lost in 1862.
Much earlier, Congress had
recognized the shoals as a
longtime terror to navigators. In
1794 the legislators authorized
construction of a lighthouse at
Cape Hatteras, but the struc-
ture. first lighted in 1803, proved
too short, its light too dim. Later
the Ughthouse was foun'd to be
decaying, and a new one was or-
dered.
So, in 1870, "the highest brick
lighthouse tower in the world"
was completed. Its powerful
beam. 190 feet above water.
nashed more than 20 miles out
to sea on a clear nrght.
It stood about 2,000 feet inland,
far enough that few noticed the
s teady encr.oachment or the
ocean on the land. Like all
oceans, the Atlantic had been
rising, infinitesimally but steadi·
ly, fed by the gradual melting of
the polar ice caps. By the 1920s
Leona Jennette's chums still had
plenty or room for baseball, but
their watery outfield fence had
eaten to within 300 feet of the
lighthouse.
Then. with the Depression and
its glut of manpower, war was
declared on the ocean at Hat·
teras Island.· An army of
Civilian Conservation Corpsmen
s warmed along the shore erect·
lng fences to create a barriet
dune system against overwash
from storms. Some geoJoglsta
now believe that the walls of
und have actually accelerated
the loss ol the beaches
themseJves by concentrating t.be
power of the waves.
Jn 1930 11heet·steel trrolha ror
trapping sand were built out into
the surf perpendicular to shore,
but by 1936 the tide was lapping
at the tower's foundation. At
that. the Lighthouse Service
threw in the towel. It built a
steel tower a mile inland as a
substitute and eventually turned
the lighthouse over to the Na-
tional Park Service, which later
added it to the Cape Hatteras
National Seashore.
Then came a reprieve. During
the 1940s a cycle of accretion re·
versed the erosion. By 1950 the
U.S. Coast Guard believed the
beach had stabilized. and moved
Cape Hatteras Light from the
steel tower back in the
lighthouse.
But by 1966 the ocean's ap-
petite had returned with a
vengeance. To counter it, about
300,.000 cubic yards of sand was
pumped from Pimllco Sound
and spread over the Buxton
beach. The sound's sand,
however, proved too fine-
grained and rapidly washed
away.
Then the U.S. Navy, which
conducts research in an installa·
lion near the lighthouse. joined
the battle, building three new
groins in 1970. Storms rava.ced
t he m , and also seriously
damaged several oceanfront
motels in Buxton. From the Up
of the cape more sand was
pumped up; most of lt wubed
south, back to its original site. Jn
1980 the remains of the older
lighthouse's foundation slid
beneath high tide.
By then more than $20 mllUoo
had been spent to stablllr.e the
national seashore, lncludinc the
lighthouse. After consldertnc the
prediction• of geolo1l1t.1, the
park aervice bad come to a con·
trovenial conclUJion : It would
"not attempt to atablUse an1
part or the federally owned
shoreline," althou&h 1Ull com·
milted to protec:llnc the
llghthouff. Despite the plf!dt"e,
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Cape Hatteras Lighthouse 1s tlw
tallest an the land but the sea
threatens to topple tf11s h1stonc
barrier island t>eacot1
Outer Ban.ks residents voiced ln·
creasing concern.
The drama heightened on
March 2, 1980, when a bliszard
struck the cape. For more than
two da)'I, gales roared out of the
north and northeast, 1u1tJn1
above 80 miles an hour. Waves
topped 10 feet, and Udea were
the "hlabeat 1Jnce the Ash Wtd·
nesday 1torm .. of 1862, HY• am
Pollock of the National Weather
Service at Cape Hatteras.
As the year passed, alarm
...
spread al the lighthouse. The
sea surged over the landward
end of the nearest groin. Two
successive storms in October
and December precipitated
emergency measures -
sandbags and chunks of asphalt
pi led around the tower.
Enter Bill Garrett. a market
developer for the Ou Pont Co. in
Wilmington, Del. "If you can
break the wind witb a snow
fence and let a sand dune build
above the beach," he reasoned,
"maybe you can do the same
thing underwater by breaking
the current offshore."
The inventor has patented a
device called Seascape, a
system oC 5-foot-long bags with
long fronds attached. Garrett
has offered Seascape to help
save the lighthouse, free o(
charge. In theory the devices,
weighted with rock and planted
just offshore, will act like'
artificial seaweed by gathering
suspended sand to form a series
of underwater ridge.s, thus blunt-
ing waves now attacking the
beach.
Last May, Garrett and about
70 volunteers hit the beach at
Buxton to install Seascape, as
hopeful townspeople cheered
them on. A team of surfers and
divers braved a 58-deiree sea
temperature to position 380 ot
the planned 500 units, paddinC
the 75-pound bags leashed oato
surfboards through the rollina
surf.
The park service will keep an
eye on Garrett's project.
M eanwhlle , a 139-P•I• study
commissioned by t.be atency bu
offered aix alternaUves, inch.ad·
log further beach nowUhmenl
and _groin construction, aur-
roun<llnC the tower with a re-
talnin1 waJl, or jac:klnc lt. up like
a 2,80()..ton rocket and movt.na It
inland.
..
Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 28, 1981
Russ spending wisely?
Soviets hel(l getting more I or their military dollar
LONDON tAP> Soviet and American
military spendlna ls about the same, but lhe
Soviets aet more value for their money. according
lo t he authoritative "Jane's WeaPon Systems
l981 -82," to be publlshed Tuesday.
Ronald T. Pretty, editor of the 1,006-page
volume on weapons systems around the world,
writes In a foreword that In America, where the
\981 defense budget totaled $171.4 billion :
The B-52 bom ber has been In service for
~me 20 years, and the last new aircraft of this
t pe was delivered In 1962;
-The present Minuteman intercontinental
a llistic missile force was first deployed in
ecember 1962 and was joined by the Titan system
1963;
The U.S. Navy still hasn't put its first
Trident submarine to sea in fighting trim with
i;rident missiles on board. although the Trident
m iss ile 1tsel( l a operational in some
Poseidon-carrying submarines.
Pretty writes lhat compared with lhis record,
the Soviet Union in the aame period:
Put Into service a whole new family of
land-based ICBMs and t)as since replaced lhem
with vet newer models;
Equipped its air for c es with t he
"impressive" Backfire supersonic bomber;
Deployed the multiple-warhead SS-20
medium range ballistic missile:
Put to sea new submarines. surface ships
and misSlles;
-Issued its army the T -72 main battle tank
and improved anti-aircraft missile systems and
anti-tank weaPonS.
~merald trade holds dangers
'Special qualifications' required in Bogota dealings
FRESNO <APJ -Dealing with the emerald
merchants of Bogota, Colombia requires .. special
qualifications,·· says a Californian who imports
tlle green gems.
29 years, but his grandfather was an administrator
and his father a helper at the Muzo emerald mine,
Colombia's most famous.
RICH KITTY -State Humane ofttccr Sand'
H eacock pets lehne hl'll"CSS Chica at thL· sa;l
Diego lac 1l1 ty Thl· S1amesl' tat \\a s
. -~-....... bequeathl•d all lhl' \\orldl~ l>OSM'S:.1on~ of hl'r
late o\\nl·r f><tln«k '.\J(·Ka\ a $250.000
l'Slc.tll'
.. You have to be Colombian to be accepted,
spea k th e language very we ll a nd be
ltnowledgeable or the culture and what not to do or
say around the dealers," says Ruben Cruz of
Fresno.
Cruz met those requirements and developed a
reputation for honesty. literally the most vital
qualification for survival in the emerald trade.
"One thing you should not do is not pay a debt
timely. not keeping your word. You should be very
discreet and keep to yourself when you are doing
business,·· Cruz said.
··They develop a reputation that 1f you mess
with the emerald dealer, you 're just as good as
dead," he explained ··And they live up to that
reputation. Occasionally. someone on the street
tries to mug somebody They disappear. and
nobody questions It · ·
It helps to start with a back~round such as
Cruz has He has lived 10 California for half of his
"The reason the Cruz family is so poor now is
because my grandfather was so honest," Cruz
said.
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It Was.a bad night
for UCLA's Bruin
basketball team. 83.
0
0
Barons fall, 14-3
Swordsmen eliminate Fountain Valley
J y llOGER CARLSON
Of -°"'" ...... SUfl St. Paul High 's unbea ten Sword s m en
hammered out a 14·3 decision Friday night before
8,300 at Orange Coast College as Founta in Valley
fell victim to the Angelus League champions for
the second time this year in a convincing way
The victory propels Coach Marijon Ancach's
Swordsme n into the CIF Big Five Conference
football semifinals against today's winner between
Se rvile and fllontana.
Servite and Fontana collide at Santa Ana Bowl
today at 2 p.m. following Friday night's washout.
IT WAS A WASHOUT for the Barons, too, as
St. Paul's defense simply smothered just about
everything the Barons had to offer. thus the Sunset
League representatives exit the ehmlnations with
an 8·4 record twice held to a field goal by the
Swordsme n
"We beat a very fine team." said Ancich "We
came lo play. so did they.··
lt was a ga me in which St Paul seemed to
dominate throug hout a s time a nd again the
defense rose to the occasion lo stifle the Barons.
St. Paul nullified Fountain Valley's offense
with fi ve interceptions the first time these two met
in non-league play and the Swords men were tough
in the secondary again. stealing four passes
"WE FELT WE HAD TO STOP the pass,"
said Ancich. "That was the key "
Another bag key was the Swordsmen's Andy
Stank1ew1cz. a 165-pound senior who did what a lot
of people thought the Barons would do. chck the
with t he backbr e a ker completion fro m ha s
quarter.back
"We worked on 1t all week," said Ancich.
The Barons played well enough on defense to
win most games, but the offense simply could not
gene rate tan gible yardage.
"And we didn't give our offense the time. the
pressure was on us. St. P aul earned it, they didn't
ge t anything cheap "
THE BARONS HAD A 3·0 LEAD with 3:24 left
in the first hair during a soggy evening, but their
lead vanished in the next three minutes as the
Swordsmen drove 88 yards Cora touchdown In nine
plays twice stinging the Barons on deep passes
to Stankiewicz to set up the score.
A 34-yard hookup to Stankiewicz from
quarterback Alex Espinosa got the ball out of
I just hope for the kids' sake we
can keep this thing going. If y ou
go 13·1. you know·. everyone ask s
what the hell happened?
St. Paul Coach Marljon Anclch
danger and a 25-yard strike to Stankiewicz put the
ball on the FV 19, setting up the eventual five-yard
payoff to Stank1ew1cz
Espinoza faked to workhorse Xavier Espino
over the middle and lobbed a strike to Stankiewicz
in the end ione
The killer was the 34-yard strike which got the
Swordsmen going as Stankiewicz was wide open
"WE WERE IN A TWO-DEEP and we didn't
get a hold up, then ou r safety slipped." said
Milner
"Two big plays really hurl us ."
0 ... ,,,. .... ,.-11,0 .. ,A...-w "We were on the fi eld Cthe derense1 loo long,"
said Fountain Valley Coach Mike Milner Joel St:OIJ • 11X ()op1rl \101f.t'11d1·1•/1•hrc1/1 • R1111 Y1111111a11~ Jfi 11orrl twirl yua/
The P AT a tt e mpt by Hank Monda ca.
considered autom atic, failed when the ball was
fu mbled on the snap Worse yet. for St Paul ,
<See SWORDSMEN, Page 82>
Lakers clipped by San Diego, 138-129
Three-point plays help Clippers snap Los Angeles nine-game winning streak at the Forum
By CURT SEEDEN the rield in t he thi rd quarter ( 16 of 23 ! players in double figures with Freeman record 33-game win streak. After San
0t •~ D.111, f't1ou~tt and s ettin g a le a m r ecord for W 111 ia ms coming off the bench to score Diego took a 39-36 first-quarter lead. the
INGLEWOOD Lakers owner Dr three-point baskets, the Clippers battled 25 Williams also connected on three of Lakers out-scored the Clippers 35-21 m
J err )'"Buss was a cheer ful visitor in his back from a 71·60 halftime defi cit to his four three-point attempts, while the se<:ond quarter , tha nks mamly to a
team's locker room afte r Friday night's snap a six-game losing streak teammate Brian Taylor was 2 of 3 from 21·5 run
138·129 defeat lo the San Diego Clippers In addition, the triumph was the the 27·foot range in the first quarter Not surprisingly, the Clippers did not
al the Forum, but you wouldn't have Clippers· first on the road. although alone make a three point play in that period.
known lh• Lakers had lost. several or their defeat.a could have been "We had a defensive breakdown rn But with Williams hitting on 8-of·ll r n r at t . h a nd s h a k es a n d reversed with a couple or three-pointers the third quarte r," admitted Riley from the field in the second half and
pats·on-the back were an order . T he hke the ones that contributed to Los "When you are not pl aying good defense forward Tom Chambers scoring 14 of
Lakers had just dropped their first Angeles' demise. your offense becoQles stagnant. his 23 poin ts in the second half. the
game after nine s traight victories, and "You've got to give San Diego a "l think some of their three-point CIJppe r s s ee m ed to be h ittin g
Buss was there to congratulate the m on tremendous amount of credit." said plays socked us a few times, and we' everything they threw up
the ir turn a round from a por ous Laker Coach Pat Riley, who s uffered wound up walking the ball up the court ''I'm not too worried about the
beginning the first head coaching defeat of h1s rather than running on them." Riley defense." Nixon said after the game
"Tough one, babe," Buss told guard career "They may have lost six games added. "In our last five games. we've been
Norm Nixon in a row. but they were never really The Lakers looked hke they were beating our opponents by 15 or 16 points.
Actually. 1t wasn't tough at all beaten badly · · going lo make it 10 in a row and keep all That ·s pretty good defense You just
By sh~t1ng nearly 70 percent f_r_om~~~~T_h_e~C_l_ip_pe~rs~h_a_d~n_o~l-~_s~th~an~_~_1x~~-t_h_a_t_~~lk~g_o_in_g~a_bo~u_t_s_u_rp~a-~_i_n_g_th~e_ir~~~<~~~~~~~E~R~S~,_P_•~J~e-~~>~~~~~~
Celtics
ink pact
with Ainge
BOST ON <AP I -Danny '
Ainge , admitting "I'm a better
bas k e tb al l play er tha n a
baseba ll player." officially
s witched pro careers F riday.
signing a multi-year contract
with the Boston Celtics of the
Natio n a l B a s k e tb a l l As -
sociatfon.
"I wanted to be a Celtic reaJly
ba d ly," said the 6-4 Ainge.
a n A II American guard at
Brigham Young this year who
had two years remaining on a
contract to play only baseball
while with the Toronto Blue
J ays.
"I think I can come off the
b e n ch . scor e points. play
defense and pass the ball when I
need to." he said.
No terms of the settlement
w ith t h e Blue J ays we r e
announced
"We 'r e s orry to l o se a
baseb a ll player whom we
thought would become a fine
third baseman. but we wi sh him
luck," s aid Pat Gillick, vice
president in charge of baseball
operations for the Blue J ays. Delly ............. _., CMf1ea.....,
St . Paul's Jose Olmedo f 80 J covers Fountain Valley quarterback Matt Stevens in the muddy going.
Anteaters
open play
in Oregon
E UG ENE, Ore. -The UC
Irvine basketbaJI team gets its
season off lo a rough start as the
Anteaters will open with the
Or egon Ducks here tonight at
McArthur Court.
Tipoff is scheduled for 7:35
p.m.
A crowd o( more than 9,000 is
expected to jam the Ducks' tiny
home arena, affectiona tely
known as "The Pit."
It's been four years since the
Antea ters have pl ayed the
On radio tonight
KWVE (108 FM) at 8
Ducks -or a Pac-10 opponent
for that matter. In 1977-78, UCl
lost to both Oregon (77-62) and
Cal (83·50> in s uccessive games.
This year's UCI team is a far
cr y from that one. how.ever.
The 1981·8'l version features
three seniors , a junior and a
sopho more in the s tarting
lineup, including All-America
Kevin Magee.
The 6-8. 227 -pound postman,
who set an NCAA record last
season by finishing in the top
four in three different offensive
c ategories <points, shooting
percentage and rebounding>. is
again expected to carry the
load.
The supporting cast, though, is
much s tronger -and more
experienced -this time.
G uard Randy Whieldon and
forwards Ben Mc Donald and
Rainer Wulf all have an added
year under their belts, while
Leonard Johnson, a red-shirt
las t season, is expected to add
strength to the point guard
position.
As for the Ducks, who were
13· 14 overall in 1980·81 , they are
young and h ave three key
players sidelined.
Coach Jim Haney will start
two sophomores, a freshman.
junior and senior tonight. Haney
is also hoping 6·11 freshman
center Blair Ras mussen, who is
replacing the injured 7-0 Ron
Burns (bad back), will be able
<See ANTEATERS, Page 83) ~~ "We're s atisfi e d with the
settlement. All our negotiations
were with the Celtics, not Ainge,
and they were all above board."
Ainge's starting date was not
revealed, but Celtics' Coach Bill
Fitch indicated Ainge will be
activated ir he's ready -in
the Dec. 9 game when the
Celtics host the New Jersey
Nets.
Marina, Bishop Amat try again tonight at Westminster
Frida y's announcement
followed day-long meetings of
Celtic s ' owner Harry
Ma ng urlan, Presi de nt and
General Manager Red Auerbach
a nd Alnge's attorney, Bob
Quinney, who flew lo from Utah.
The Celtics, defending NBA
champions, drafted Ainge last
June In the s econd r ound,
a l t hough t he 22-year-old
basketball star sWI belonged to
the Blue Jays.
If the rains subside and a pump is
effective in clearing the field, the
Marina High Vikings and Bishop Amal
High Lancers will meet tonight (7:30) ln
their s c h e duled CIF Big Five
Conference quarterfinal football playoff
game at Westminster High.
Friday night the rains hit the Viking
ship in a heavy deluge and the game
was postponed after athletic dlrfftors
met and agreed to the delay.
"We were both afraid that someone
would 1et hurt and the players on the
sidelines would have been standing ln 8
inches of water," Marina athletlc
director Andy Donegan said. "We dJdn't
want anyone lo be tackled and perhaps
drown on the field.
"We'll lry to gel the water off with
pumps and we have re-scheduled it for
tonight. We checked Huntington Beach
High and It Is a lso under a lot or
water.''
Marina High Coach Dave Thompson
and his Vikings ope ned the 1981
campaign ln HawaU in the rain but It
was on an astroturf field and the water
drained almost immediately after It
fell.
Friday's game waa one of three CIF
playofl contests to be postponed by the
heavy rains that fell dUJ'ing the day.
The game between Servile and Fontana
was called off early ln the afternoon and
the Brea·Bellllower Central Conference
game was also delayed.
"The field here is under water and
when I was out there a few minutes ago,
there were places where 6 to 8 inches or
water was standing," Thompson said at
6: 45 Friday night.
·'The entire home sideline ls under
water from one end to the other. And
the northeast end of the field is also
under water.
"It rained real hard here between 4
and 6 o'clock tonl1ht. But we didn't
consider postponing the game unW we
were ready lo get on the buses at our
school at 5: 15. We were delayed another
15 minutes in loading because of the
heavy downpour.
•'The field will have to be pumped to
gel it read)' to play Saturday ni•ht."
To have an important game like t.bia
one played in such adverse conditions
would be unfair lo both teams.
Whether the passing game of the
Viltlngs or the power l"UJUl1nt of the
Lancers would be hurt the most is
questionable. But the at.bletic directors
ag reed to postpone the game until
tonight and 1ained instant approval of
the referee.
Many fans bad arrived for the
scheduled 7:30 kickoff and were tuned
away by school offlciala. A atea4J
stream of cars WU leavint tile parfdal
lot beglnnlng at l :IO wbe8 U..'fttlt
postponement announcem1a& ••&
mad1.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/S1turday, November 28, 1981
o.11, 1"1194 -~, O•r' Am.,_
From Page 81
~
WORDSME.N • • •
Monducu suffered an ankle 1praln on the plMy and
did not return.
"I wu.• rcudy to com mlt suicide over that,"
said Anclch.
St Paul's g me ls 1& kicking game and on a
na.iht when delen1e and kicking appearad to be the
top consideratmns, St. Paul appeared t.o be ln
trouhle despite u 6-3 halftime lead.
Rut the wlnner8 left little doubt as t.o who was
In control when they drove 75 yards in the third
period for the clinching touchdown.
AGAIN IT WAS STANKIEWICZ WHO was the
key hauling in a 41-yard pass to give St. Paul a
first down at the FV 2.
Espino, who netted 107 yards on 25 carries,
dr(\.ve over his left side tor the touchdown,
quarterback Espinoza ran tor a two-point
conversion and that was it.
The rest of the game was a matter ot St. Paul
chewing up time with its relentless offense and
Fountain Valley faring blanks against a rugged
St P aul defense, keyed by nose guard Cliff
Heidi ch.
Only Ron Youmans's 36-yard field goal In the
second quarter kept the Barons from being s hut
out.
Although the Barons gave up two touchdowns
and Stankiewicz finished the night with four
receptions for 105 yards, at was nevertheless an
evening when the defense was brilliant
UP FRONT IN THE MUD the combination of
Torry Conroy, Chip Dickerson, Travis Rozas,
Bru<'e Cook and Pal Connor contained the
Swordsmen with success. ·
And lineba<'kers Greg Victorino and Dean
Roberts punis hed St. Paul In reality. al was' ,c
enough to win •
The crowd at Orange Coast College witnessing Friday's Cl F game between St . Paul and Fountain Valley tries to keep dry.
The only problem was a St. Paul defense
which was more than equal to the task as the
Swordsmen held Rod Emery to 78 yards on 16
carries
E x -Ke ntuck y coac h
.blas ts univer sity
From AP dispalcbes
LEXINGTON, Ky (AP> -Fran m
Curci, the University of Kentucky's c • •
ousted football coach, issued a •
statement Friday saying that he
resented the firing and the manner in which it
was handled .
Curci also lashed out al Kentucky on other
issues. saying that his won-lost record was not
the reason for bis dismissal and that there is a
"double standard" between
basketball and football at the
1nst1tulion.
Curci also distributed
copies or a letter he said hjs
attorney, Harry Miller. hand
d e livered to Kentucky
President Otis Singletary the
day before Curci 's dismissal.
The letter indicated that
Curci wished to continue as
Curci coach and would rile suit if
he was fired
"Right now we tCurca and his ware Pat>
resent the fact that we have dedicated nine
years to Kentucky, improving their football
progr am, only to be fired for no apparent
reason ." Curci s aid in hi s handwritten
statement
Curci said the school's termmat1on or his
contract was by telephone. which he said
showed "no class."
Quote of the day
Gene Michael, fared as manager of the
Ne" York Yankee~ last September. asked
if he thought club owner George
Sleinbrenner could he a manager "I don't
know But if he docs. I want to be the
owner"
Richardson helps Knicks roll
Michael Ray Richardson scored
a career high 33 points and Maurice
Lu cas added 17 points a nd 17
rebounds lo spark the New York
Knicks to an easy 116-95 triumph over Cleveland
Friday nig ht in the National Basketball
Association Richardson's 18 first-half points
paced Nt•w York to a 55·48 advantage, and he
hat three straight baskets lo expand the margin
to 69-56 early in the second
half George Gervin
and Ron Brewer teamed for
52 poanb as San Antonio
broke open a close game in
the third quarter and routed
New J ersey. 114-86 ... Led
by Lloyd Free's 28 points and
Joe Barry Carroll's 23. the
Golden State Warriors built
a 13 point lead midwa y
Richardson t hro ugh the fourth quarter
a nd held on for a 113 -96 win in
Milwaukee Guard Andrew Toney came off
the bench to score 33 points. including sax in
overtime. a~ Ph1ladelph1a outlasted Indiana.
124 ·112 l,arry Bird had 24 points and
reserve guards Terry Duerod and Charles
Bradley combined for 18 leading Boston past
Was hing ton . 113-100, the third time the
Celtics have beaten the Bulle t s this
sea son Forward Alex English poured in a
season-high 34 points and fueled a third.quarter
rail} which powered Denver lo a 123-115 win
over Kansas City . Center MycbaJ Tbompsoo
netted a game-high 30 points lo lift Portland to a
103-93 triumph O\ler Utah . Dan Roundrteld
scored 25 points and hauled down 15 rebounds lo
lead Atlanta lo als fifth straight victory. a
114· l 12 overtime thrille r over Detroit.
Hardy suspended by Kings
The Los Angeles Kings have r.t..1
s uspended defcnseman Mark Hardy '
ande finjtely for tardiness at team
funetions and other unspecified bad cooduel. the
NHL team announced Friday. Meanwhile.
goa ltender Doug Keans has been recalled from
the Kings· farm club in New Haven. changing
places with goalie Jim Rutherford Rookies
Chris Valenline and Gaelan Duchesne scored
goals three minutes apart lo break a 2-2 tie and
lift Wa sh ington to a 5 -2 wan over
Montreal Right winger Dino Ciccarelli 's
third goal of the game at 15:24 of the final
period helped Minnesota salvage a 5-5 tie with
Winnipeg
Trojans bury Loyola, 87-75
Carlander hits 14 for USC; Rogers paces Stanford
From AP dispatches
LOS ANGELES -The University of Southern
California Trojans scored an easy 87 · 75 victory
over Loyola Mar ymount Frida y night in
preparation for its meeting next week with the No
I-ranked Tar Heels of North Carolina
The non-conference game was the first of the
season for both teams.
Southern Cal guard Dwight Anderson was the
game's leading scorer with 24 points. Anderson hit
11 of 24 from the field and scored 16 of his points in
the second half All 10 starters scored in double figures
Trojan forward Wayne Car lander and center
Ken Johnson each tallied 14 points. while forward
Mo Williams chipped in 11 and guard J acque Hill
added 10. Carlander is a proouct of Ocean View
High. Johnson and Williams helped the cause by
pulling down eight rebounds each.
For Loyola. forward Raphael Darden led with
18 points. while fo rward Forrest McKenzie added
15, guard Casper Ware 12. center Leonard Agee l1
and guard Char les Dorsey 10.
Southern Cal led 38·33 al halftime. then scored
eight unanswered points quickly in second half to
stretch its lead to 13. The Trojans led most of tbe
way by 15 points.
Stanford 82. USIU 70
STANFORD -Led by sophomore center J ohn
Revelli and freshman forward Johnny Rogers, the
Stanford Cardinals defeated U.S. International
University 82-70 al Maples Pavillion.
Rogers scored 26 points in his debut as a
Cardinal. He was a prep-All America and two-time
CIF 3-A player of the year at La Quinta High.
It was Rogers who broke the gam e open for
the Cardinals after Revelli provided most of the
points. Revelli had a career-high 27 points with 16
rebounds before leaving the game with a little
1 more than s minutes remaining. I Senior guard Charlie Smith led the visitors
with 18 points.
UNLV 83. W . New Mexico 70
LAS VEGAS -Junior Center Sidney
Green scored 27 points a nd hauled down 14
rebounds leading Nevada-Las Vegas to an 83-70
wan over Western New Mexico University
ll was the season opener for both teams.
The Rebels. who entertain Louisiana State
tonight. were s parked by 6·6 junior forward Larry
Anderson's 16 points and junior forward Michael
Burns' 15 points
Western New Mexico was paced by 6-2 guard
Darryl Ransom . who hit 17 points.
UNLV pulled to its largest lead of l 2 points
midway through the final ha lf. aft.er Western New
Me xico had narrowed the margin 53-52 on a
Ransom jumper
UNLV gamed ats final margin behind a spurt
in the last three minutes which saw the Rebels
outscore the vis itors 11-8.
Fresno St. 68, Oklahoma City 48
FRESNO The Fres no State Bulldogs, aided
by sen ior guard Donald Mason. outscor ed
Okl a homa City 68 -48 to advan ce to the
cha mpionship round or t he Sun Met Classic
basketball tournament Friday night.
Mason had a game-high 16 points for the
Bulldogs. the defending tournament champs .
Rubin Jackson led the Chiefs with 14.
Fresno State led all the way through. chipping
away ·at the Chiefs. Other hiih scorers for the
Bulldogs were Rod Higgins with 13 points and
Tyronne Bradley with 11.
In the first 1am'e Friday night. the University
of Nevada-Reno advanced t.o the champlonshJp
round, downing West.em Kentucky 84-70.
The Wolrpack trailed at the half 43·39. but
came on strong to beat the Hilltoppers, who were
led by Kevin Dildy and Kenny Ellis, each wl•h 18
points. Dildy fouled out ln the second hair.
8 . 8. Fontenet led the Woltpack with a.t points.
Penguin Bowl gets cold reception
LOS AN"G ELES -Despite m
temperatures that hovered as low as 4. •
12 degrees below zero, there was
root ball at the South Pole on Thanksgiving Day.
The football game was played at Williams
Field, about eight miles from the McMurdo
Naval Air Station an the Antarctic. Members of
the Navy's VXE-6 Squadron took on civilian
workers from the U.S. Antarctic Research
Program. The civilians named their team after
the gull.-like Skua birds that populate the
world's coldest region.
T he Penguins won Thursday's First Annual
Penguin Bowl game. 19-7
Ex-Aztec coach Coutinho dies
RIO DE JANEIRO , Brazil -m
Claudio Coutinho, former coach of
the Los Angeles Aztecs and the
Brazilian All-star soccer team, drowned Friday
while he was underwater f1stung near lpanema
Beach, the State Rescue and Salvage Agency
s aid .
A Lifeguard who located the body said the
42-year-old Coutinho was found without any
underwater breathing equaprrient. and there
were no marks nor injuries on him A fnend
who had been diving with Coutinho said he had
complruned of not feeling well shortly before his
las t dive.
Coutinho had recently returned to Rao from
the United States, wbere he had served for a
year as coach of the Aztecs
Seahawks' kicker sidelined
Sea'ttle Seahawks place-kicker •
Efren Herrera, hobbled by a sore
knee. has been placed on the inJured
reserve list, Coach Jack Patera said Friday
Herrera will be replaced by WUson Alvarez.
who was picked up by the Seahawks this
week John Paul J r. grabbed the pole
pos ition for Sunday's Daytona GT 250 sports car
race . . An e xpanded GT Enduran ce
C hampionship Series, with prize money
increased lo $250,000, has been announced for
1982. The traditional driver point fund for the
19-race schedule has been increased, as well as
an add.itionaJ fund for the nine races designated
as the Endurance Championship Yuri
Korolev of the Soviet Union won the men's
all-liround title at the World Gymnastics
Championships an Moscow. while teammate
Bogdan Makuls earned tbe silver medal and
Japan 's KoJ I Gu s hiken took th e
bronze.
Emery got loose for runs of 14, 9. 8 and 8
) ards. but that was r eally the extent of his
damage.
QUARTERBACK MATT STEVENS hit Joel
Sea y with four completions for 62 yards, but four
interceptions negated most of t he effe<:tiveness.
Once St Paul got ats 14·3 lead with l :53
remaming in the third quarter, the pressure was
on the Barons to produce quickly, and in the
quagmire of Orange Coast's rain-soaked field,
qu1(•kness wasn't one or the commodities.
Emery paved the way for a first down. then
ancompletions led to a punt Mike Shepherd
tntt•rcepted a third-down pa% to s tymie another
effort. JO~l· Pan a mler('eptcd a first-down pass
after Ste\en!> hooked up with Seay for ~yards to
~tym1t• another '
Fanally. with only seconds left and nothing at
stake. a final desperation pass ended up in
Shepherd"s hand~
It's O\er for F'ountaan Valley, St Paul
ad\ ances "1th 1ls 12·0 record
· We'rt> 12 O,' s ays Ancach "I just hope for the
kids· sakt' "'t' C':.an keep this thing gomg. If you go
I :1 I , you kno"' t'Veryone asb what the hell
ha ppC'nt·d" ·
Miantl rips Irish
MIAMI •A P ) Quarterback Jim Kelly
connected on 17 of 26 passea for 264 yards and two
tou<'hdowns Friday as nlnlh-ran.lted Miami of
Florida rapped .Notre Dame 37 15 on national
tel£'v1s1on to hand the F1ght1ng Irish their first
losing season an 18 years
The college football victory gave Miami, 9-2,
at~ "t'cond ... traaght nine victory season under
third year Coach llo"'ard Schnellenberger and
uni~ was tHe llurricanes' second triumph an the
15 game series between the schools
M1 am1. which climbed to the Top Ten this
Wl'l'k for the first lam£' in 13 years. as barred from
postseason play because of NCAA probation Cor
rec rullanR viol <1t1ons
Notre Da.me. "hach hadn t suffered a losmg
season since llugh Devore·s 1963 squad went 2-7,
closed out Gerry Faust's first year with a 5-6
record
Ke lly. a Junior from East Brady. Pa., rifled an
18 yard touchdown pass to senior Mike Rodrigue in
the ta rst quarter and teamed with Rocky Belk on a
63 yard scoring pla) m1dwa) through the second
period
By the time he was replaced by Mark Riehl
walh 9:58 remaining in the game. Kelly broke
George Mara's all·tame school passing record of
4.633 yards Kell> finished wat.h 4,642
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Weslem Dlvlslon Western Division • •
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Kansas City
San Diego
Oakland
Seattle
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7 s 0 370 312 .583
5 7 0 195 239 .417
4 8 0 209 289 .333
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Atlanta 6 6 O 328 253 .500 • •
Rams 5 7 0 268 271 417 • It
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Cleveland 5 7 O 208 261 .417
Houston 5 7 o 210 263 .417 Chicago 3 10 O 185 28S 231 • *
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NY Jets
Ruffalo
Ne w England
Baltimore
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7 4 1 265 244 .625
7 s 0 237 209 .583
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BYU upsets Bruins, 79-75
Freshman Sine k keys shocker as No. 2 UCLA falls
LOS ANGELES <A P l
Brigham Young shot a sizzling
6 1.l percent from the floor,
connecting on 33 or 54 field goal
att empts to hand the No. 2
ranked Unive r sity or
California-Los Angeles its first
season·opencr defeat since 1956.
"We beat a great team
tonight," said BYU Coach Frank
Arnold after the 79-75 upset.
"We gave UCLA seven different
defenses lo try to keep them off
balance. We kne w we couldn't
match UCLA 's quickness m a
man-to-man defense." UCLA is 242-14 in P auley
Pavilion. but Arnold said has
team wasn't overawed by the
re<'ord.
"My team IS not afraid Of
playing here at Pauley Pavilion
H's not a particularly tough
pla ce t o pla y It 's a
sophisticated cro wd . far
removed from the court "
fl was UC LA Coach Larry
Farme r 's debut as a Bruin
coach
"Overall I was pleased with
our intensity and hustle " he
said "We did havf' some lapses.
though l thank Frank Arnold did
a good job of preparing them
We did a good job early in
moving the ball against their
zone. but when we get the ball
ins ide we have to hit the
boards."
UCLA made only 49 percent on
the field, connecting on 25 of 51.
Forward Fred Roberts scored
23 and forward Steve Trumbo 22
lo lead BYU to victory.
The Bruins led most of the
way but BYU rallied in the
second half on a jump shot by
Roberts to tie UCLA at 67 with
41'2 minutesloolav
From Page 81
The Cougars extended their
lead lo 76·71 with one minute lo
play but UCLA rallied with 'a
jump shot by Michael Sanders
and two free throws by Michael
Holton to cul the lead' to 76· 75
with 28 seconds to play.
After freshman guard Scott
Sinek, a product of Servile High
School in Anaheim, made one of
two free throws to put BYU
ahead 77-75, Roberts blocked a
lay-in by center Stuart Gray
with eight seconds to go and
Sinek provided the final margin
by mald.nc two free throws with
one second to play.
Center Greg Kite added 12
points for the Cougars who are
now 1-1 on the season.
The Bruins who were playing
their season opener were paced
by 22 points by Sanders and 12
each by Kenny Fields and Ron
Foster.
McEnroe, Lendl
to m eet in finals
MILAN. Italy <AP> -John
McEnroe, the Wimbledon and
U .S . Open champion. routed
Argentina Davi s Cup star
Guillermo Vilas 6·2, 6-2 in a
third round match Friday njghl
to qualify for the final or the
Master Brooklyn indoor tenrus
tournament
ANTEATERS PLAY. • •
to n eutralize Ma gee in the
middle.
Two other key players
sidelined are 6-7 forward Ray
Whiling and 6·4 guard John
Cheatham. Both are currently
ineligible because of poor
grades.
Coach Bill Mulligan, whose
team was 17-10 last season.
"And, it's against one or the
middle teams in the Pac-10.
McEnroe, 22, of Douglaston.
N. Y. will face Czechoslovakia's
Ivan Lendl today.
"It's a tough. opener because
its on the road, .. explains UC I
"If we're going to get any
notoriety though. and be
considered as one of the top
teams, we're going to have to
plays the Oregons. Arizona
Stales and Nevada-Las Vegas'."
College football
NCAA INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
LEADING RUSHE RS
Allen, USC
Walker, Georgia
Redden, Ri chmond
Diana. Yale
Meyers. Navy
Dickerson, SMU
Eare, Drake
Btt1s, Cincinnati
Poole. So. Ill.
Lawrence, Va Tech.
TC Yds Avg.
403 2,342 212 9
349 1,666 166.6
284 1,349 149.9
293 1.442 144.2
245 1.119 133.2
255 1.428 129.8
290 1,353 123.0
246 1.226 122.6
229 I ,092 121.3
287 1,201 120.l
LEADING PASSERS
PA PC Yds. TD
McMahon, BYU 423 272 3.553 30
Marino, Pitt 294 178 2,348 32
Pagel, Ariz. St. 293 162 2.291 26
Belue. Georgia 171 103 1,383 11
Eason. Illinois 406 248 3,360 20
Campbell. Purdue 321 185 2,686 18
Holly. Princeton 338 206 2.622 16
Kofler, SD State 379 229 2,951 19
Ramsey, UCLA 205 122 1,631 14
J ordan. Clemson 174 96 1,496 8
TOTAL OFFENSE
McMahon. BYU
Kofler. San Diego St.
Eason, Illinois
King, UNLV
Clarkson, San Jose St.
Campbell, Purdue
Marino. Pttt
Holly, Princeton
Shon, Ohio U.
Pagel, Ariz. St
RECEIVING
Nelson, Stanford
Harvey, N Texas St.
Durham, San Diego St.
Sandu:;ky, UNLV
Kearse, San Jose St.
Hudson. BYU
Raugh, West Virginia
Bryanl, Purdue
Dean. W. Carolina
Champine, Colo St .
Yds
3,458
3,133
3,331
3,105
2,714
2.~
2,242
2.446
2,643
2,318
Av~.
345.8
313.3
302.8
282.3
271.4
255.4
249.l
244.6
240.3
231.8
G PC Vets.
11 67 846
8 48 660
10 59 866
11 62 1,230
10 56 779
12 67 960
11 61 585
11 60 971
11 60 839
11 60 829
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Pirates, Rustlers meet '
Riverside CC provide$ Gauchos' final test
By CVRT SEEDEN
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ln a.ny other year, the "victory
bell" would already be in its
place -either ln the office ol
Oranae Coast Colleae football
coach Dick Tucker, or Golden
West Coach Ray Shackleford.
But this season, with the
Rustlers venturing back to the
South Coast Conference. the
OCC-GWC clash is more than a
pre·conference outing as it
has been for the past 14 yeari.
THE RUSTLERS and Pirates
square off tonight (7:30) at OCC
in the conference finale for both
teams. And at stake, is fourth
place in the Sout h Coast
Conference.
la11t three performances which
have netted more than GOO yard.I
and six TD strikes.
Other matchup• find
GWC running back Todd Elliott
hoplng to break out or a ru.ahing
slump aaatnsl OCC'a Mitch
Olson. who has also found the
going tough of late.
Elliott has picked up 625 yards
on 131 carries, while Olson hu
g~rnered 392 yards on 125
carries.
The key may be G WC wide
receiver Gil Rhodes, a runaway
leader in the reception
department with S4 catches for
780 yards. Rhodes has 10 more
receptions than the conference's
No. 2 receiver <San Diego
Mesa's Tony Sm ith), but he's
played in one less game than
Smith
The game has all the makings
tor a hl&h·11cortn1 atralr. .
"It wouldn 't surprise me.
Golden West bu an outatandint
offensive unit, an excell•nl
quarterback and a fine runnin1
game," uya OCC's Tucker,
"Our otrenae hus moved lhe ball
well lately and we've beeo
scoring some points, too."
At Saddleback. the Gauchot
must contend with the Mission
Conference's top rushing team
In the Tigers At 5·6, Terry
Che r ry of Riverside CC is the
conference's top rusher with 978
yards on the yeur
SaddJeback, meanwhile, hal
won 27 straight home games. By
wrapping up the conference tltle
last week with an easy win over
Citrus, the Gauchos will face lhe
winner or the South Coast
Conference an the Dec 5 Pony
Bowl at Cerritos College.
At SaddJeback, meanwhile,
the Gauchos try to close out the
Mission Conference season with
a victory over visiting Riverside
CC and end the year with a 10·0
record. Game time is also 7:30.
The Orange Coast·Golden
West contest is al w ays an
emotional affair, with the
bragging rights for the Orange
Coast area at stake.
Pitt, Penn St. tangle
No. l Panthers face. arch-rivals
OCC will be out to snap a
two-game losing streak to the
Rustlers. GWC has recorded two
embarrassing wirts (30·3 in 1979
and 30·0 m 19801, and this season
the Pirates and Rustlers are
evenly matched.
BOTH TEAMS possess 3-6
overall records and 2·3
conference marks The winner.
in fact, finishes the season with
a respectable 3.3 record in a
conference that al one time
boasted three of the top 10 teams
in the state.
Tonight's duel will be a battle
of quarterbacks , as G WC
produces the Sam Aiello arsenal
while OCC counters with
freshman Clay Tucker.
Both have thrown for 10
touchdowns this year. but Aiello
has piled up a big advantage m
yardage ( 1,756·1,258 ) But
Tucker. lodged in the eighth spot
among the eight s tarling
quarterbacks In the conference.
has moved to fifth thanks to lus
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PITTSBURGH <AP I -In
college football , you can't get
much bigger than No. l , the
ranking held by the University
of Pitt sb urgh , a nd in
Pennsylvania, college football
doesn't get much bigger than the
Pill· Penn State game
"It's equal to any game in the
country." Pitt Coach Jackie
Sherrill said or today's contest
between the Panthers and lhe
11th-ranked Nittany Lions.
"Every year this game has
grown bigger and bigger. The
intensity has really increases,"
he said. "You see it throughout
the slate. Anywhere people are
gathering. ~hey are talking
Pitt Penn State and making
friendly wagers, and that's
great."
The game marks the \bird
lime since 1976 that either team
has been ranked best in the
country goi ng into their
traditional season finale.
"This is lhe easiest game to
coach as far as I'm concerned."
said Penn State's Joe Paterno.
"This 1s an easy game t6
coach. It's not an easy game to
Win
Pitt dominated the series from
1922 to 1938, beating Penn State
14 s traight l1mei.. From 1966
until 1975, Penn State handed
Pill a slrmg or t0 losses
But the rivalry entered a new
era in 1976. when the No.
l ·ra nked Panthers, led by
running back Tony Dorsett, beat
Penn State en route to the
national title
Pill, shooting for a nother
national title. would even .the
series record at 39.39.3 and
s tretch its s tring o r COO·
secutive victories -now longest
in the country to 18 with a win
today at Pitt Stadium
"We're going to give 1t our
best s hot ," says Pitt
quarterback Dan Marin:>, a
stay -loose type whose 32
touchdown passes have helped
Pitt to a 10-0 record this season
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114 Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Saturday, November 281 t98t
Cougars roll on, 15-6 UCI see~s El TorQ gets burned, 23-6
Late field goal, int erception key win ~~~!c!•t= F oothill chur ns into Southern Conference semifinals
By T aaYWHITE ...................
A H ·yard field 1oal by Chris
McClvre and a 38-yard lntertepUon
r•tum ror a touchdown by Scott
Munroe lJ\ the Clnal minutes paced
tbe Capiltrano Valley High Couaara '° a lM victory ln tbe CIF football
quarterfinals playo(fa over Anaheim
Hifh Friday night before 2,000 rans
It La Palma Stadium.
The Couears move on to the
aemlClnalJ next Friday. when they
host Los Amigos.
With the score tied at 6 and 6: OS
left In the game, the Cougars drove
63 yards in nine plays, culmlnatlns
with McClure's 26.yard field goal
with 2:05 remaining to put Capo
Valley up 9~.
At one point in the drive, the
Cougars achieved four consecutive
first downs. with two of them being
passes from sophomore Burt Call to
Sam Finch for a total of 22 yards.
Capo VaJley was able to clinch the
win wt\en Munroe returned a Mark
Dowlin& pass 38 yards for a
tbuchdown with 55 seconds left in the
game to put the Cougars up IS-6.
Capo Valley Coach Dick Enright
UC lrvtne water polo
team will be eeetln1 It.a
he second NCAA Utle when
the Anteaters play UC
Santa Barbara tbla
mornlna at. 10:30 in the
NCAA champlon1hlp1
here at BeJmont Plua.
said of Anaheim, "They're touah .
They're a tough football team,"
said.
Enriaht also said, "Undu the
circum1tance1 <the raln·soalled
rteldJ we'll take it (the wln)," he
said .
The Couaara were rlrsl to er83e the goose~ga off lbe scoreboard, drtvlna
58 yards in 7 plays, with Tony Bell
running nine yards ror the score to
put Capo Valley up 6-0 with 11:'9
remaining in the half. •
During Its march to the goal line a
key play for Capo Valley came on
fourth down with the Cougars on the
Anaheim 34. McClure faked the punt
and threw a lateral to Tony Bell, who
ran the ball 25 yards to the nine-yard
line of the Colon1sts. One play later,
Bell scored his touchdown.
Capo Valley wu tough on defense
as well. In addition to Munroe's
interception, the Cougars picked ort
three other aerials of Dowling, with
Munroe <who also had one with 1:54
left in the game>. Walt DeCasas, and
Sa m Finc h each having one
interception. Capo Valley's Mark
Davin also contributed, recovering a
fumble by the Colonists' Dan Sanner.
The Ant.eat.era, who
won the UUe in 1970 and
have flolahed second
five times. are seeded
llrtb bclhind top·seed~
Stanford, Loni Beach
State. UCLA and UC
Santa Barbara.
UCI, which finished
thlrd in the recent PCAA
championships, enter
with a 21·9·1 overall
record. They are led by
Junior John Vargas, the
team's leading scorer
with 78 goals, and goalie
John O'Brien.
A UCI victory over the
Gauchos would vault the
Anteaters lnto tonight's
( 7 ) semifinals against
Stanford. A 1065 and UCI
will play at 4 o'clock.
8y JACK .. NT£8 ................. TM CIF champJouJlip hopes ol tbe El Toro
Charaer football team came to a 1Udin1 atop
Friday ~t aa the vl1ltln1 Cbareera tell to host
Foothll!t. z:t.O, oo 1 muddy Northup Field at the
Tuatln tuth campus.
The win advances tht Knights lo the
semi-finals or the Southern Conference SectJon
1981 ClF cb•mplonahlps.
"That'• the problem w{th lhe CIF playotrs.
You lose a 11me and you're out of It," El Toro
coach Bob Johnson said following the defeat.
"Only one team goes undefeated and they become
the champion•. ll •ort of leaves you wllh a sour
taste In your mouth until next yeu."
El Toro's of/ense had been led throughout the
year by running back Damon Sweuy. On a rainy
night the 5-10 170 senior couJd only muster 38 yards
on H carries.
·•we just didn't have a back that could run in
tblt stuff (the mud that he was walklne through),"
l ohnton confessed, "The kJds played tough all
year, it's been a great year, it's just too bad that
It's over."
Sweazy finished the year with 307 carries and
1,609 yard.a rushing for a 5.2 yards-per-carry
average. However Friday night was not his. nor
his teammates' night.
Charger quarterback. Mike Douglass, was
barrassed throughout the contest by the strong
Knight defense.
Led b}' Gres Sellera, a1210-pound tackle and
Scott McPherson, a 190-pound lineman, Dou1IU1
went to the muddy turf nine Umes for mlnwi ..
yards.
Surprlalnaly Douglau wu aucce11fW t.hroup .
the aJr on the rainy ni1ht u be completed SO
percent ol hla puses <7 or 14) ror 73 yards. Todd
Williams grabbed 3 for 3S yardA, while Trent Fout.I
pulled down 2 for 29 yardJ
Foothill's Mark Templeton ruabed for 118
yards to led the Century League champion
Knighla. However be never made it to the end
zone. that pleasure belonged to three or hls Knlabt
teammates.
Backed deep In their own territory in the flrat
quarter, EJ Toro was puntlns from their end 10ne.
A low snap slipped across the wet grus and never
got to 1.he punter's hands. The ball wu fumbl~
around until Foothill's Francis Mitchell came up
with it for a touchdown wlt.h 5: 16 lo play. It was all
the points that the Knights needed.
Early in the second quarter Foothill again got
on the board, this ti me through the air, as
quarterback Davy Joe Long found Mike Monarch
in the end zone for six.points. Andy Holden's PAT.
along with a fourth·quarter 24-yard field goal, was
good.
Long took the final touchdown in for the
Knights with just 2:51 left to play on a two-yard
sneak across the goal line.
MV's defense ,
just too tough
Diablos bury Vaqueros, 33-6
By RICK WAGES
Of .. 0.ly ...... Sutt
J ust before the second round CIF football
playoff game between Mission Viejo and Rancho
Alamitos High, Diablos coach Bill Crow expressed
concern over the wetness or the field and the
number of tu movers it would probably cause.
The concern however. should have been that or
Vaqueros Coach Mike Baron as the Mission Viejo
recorded a 33·6 win Friday, 20 points of which
were scored from turnovers by the Diablo defense.
Defensive back, Keith Carpenter gave the
2.100 cold and wet fans something to warm up for
as the ~ 10, 160-pounder returned two interceptions
for touchdowns of 65 and 30 yards . Carpenter
plagued the Vaqueros receivers throughout the
mght while recording four backfield tackles for a
total of 17 years.
Not to be outdone as an exceptional defensive
player, teammate. Mike Hollis scooped up a
blocked Vaquero punt and earn ed the ball 10 yards
and another Diablos' score.
Big turnove rs however, are not what the
Diablo defense is known for Instead, lhey are
known for their ability to shut down the opponents'
ground game, givi ng up only 12 points in their last
five games. while scoring 182
"I never thought that our defense would come
through like this." claimed Crow "Three
touchdowns are almost unbelievable. It's great."
Offensively, Mission Viejo was not able lo get
on the board until the second quarter when
fullback CbarUe Brown, look an inside handoff at
the 40 and ran 37 yards to the Vaqueros 3. The
following play. John Carroll scored and J ohn
Madigan kicked the conversion.
Mi ssion VieJo's offensive unit was given no
ti me to rest, however, after their first score.
Oiablo defensive back, Brock Koren picked off a
pass on the 34 and returned it 16 yards to ~e
Vaquero 18. Five plays later, Mission Viejo racked
up its second score for the quarter as Carroll went
in from the 1.
The 5·9, 155-pound Carroll needed only nine
carries for 67 yards for his scores.
Rancho Alamitos put their score in lights late
in the fourth quarter
Vaquero quarterback Andy Jaramillo, starting
from the 20. connected on 3 of 5 passes while
running back J ohn Tafaimalo carried twice for 15
yards. before facing a third and goal on the Dlablo
10. Rolling right, Jaramillo pumped the ball to
wide receiver Mike Ruberio alone in the corner.
Jaramillo went 14 of 30 attempts for 152 yards for
the night.
The Vaquer os were not without their
opportunities. Three limes during the nJgbt, they
found themselves within the Diablo 20 only to be
turned away empty handed by the strong Mission
Viejo defense.
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Sports on television
B asket'ball moves i nto the picture t hi s. afternoon
By HOWARD L. HAN DY OfU..Oeily~ ........
Tt•lcv1~ion excrllS its control over the colhiae
footb1tll 11cwson In many ways and this weekend Is
61 aood example.
Schedule ere chanaed to aet top.rated teams
on the tuf>e. Today, ABC offers a pair of aames
that were scheduled earlier in the campaign. First
lt'is Joe Puterno's Penn State Nlttany Lions
aaainsl Pittsburgh at 9 this morning.
Then this arternoon it wilJ be Alabama against
Auburn tn a cross-state battle tn the SEC with
Coach Bear Bryant going for victory No. 315 which
would make him the all lime winnlngest coach 1n
college football
Basketball rans will have an opportunity to
witness the University or San i''rancisco against
Georgia in the first of this year's CBS telecasts .
Bul the announcing crew will be Frank Glieber
and Steve Grote instead of the No. l team of Billy
Packer and Gary Bender. The game airs at l p.m
Following are the top sports events on TV today
Ratings are • ••. excellent, ••• worth watching,
• • fair, • forget 11. e 9 a.m., Channel 7 ../ .,/ ./ ./
COL LEGE FOOTBALL : Penn S tate at
Pittsburgh.
Announcers: Bill Flemming ano Darrell Royal
Announun: Frank Glleber and Steve Grote.
Two potentltl All-Americans meet In this
opening oome of the CBS series of NCAA games
from San Francisco. The Georgia Bulld09s have «>·7
OomlnlQue Wiikins and the Dons, b·l Quintin Dallev.
Wilkins averaged 23.f> points per game last vear
while Da1lev hit 22 .~. Georgia has all ot its starters bcJCk from a team that finished runner up Jn the SEC tourndment white the Dons have tour starters
returning from a 24 7 sea son.
OTHER TELEVISION
2 pm. (9) BOXI NG.
4 p.m. (4) SPORTSWORLO Former world and Olympic c.t1amp1ons take part 1n a repeat
show1n9 of the worto professional figure skating •
c hampionships in Lanaover, Md . Among those
competing in this team event are 1968 OlvmPK
c hamp Peggv Fleming, 1980 gold medalist Robin
Cousins; 1979 world pairs champions Tai Babilonia
and Randv Garoner ano lormer three-time U.S. title holder Gordon McKellum. 128) SOCCER MADE
I N GERMANY .
8 p.m. (9) COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Lou1s1ana State at Nevaoa <Las Vegas>. Tapeo.
RADIO
Football Rivers1oe a t Saddleback, 7 30 p.m ..
KSBR (88.5 FM>.
Basketball UC Irvine at Oregon, 8 10 pm .
KWVE (108 FMJ , Pepperoine at UCLA, KMP(
( 710)
Hockey Vancouver at Kings, b 50 p.m., KPRZ
( 1150)
l:Jear Bryant
.Joe Patenw
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 28. 1981 ••
Rustlers rol4 74-62.
G WC wins third as Hatton hits 20
By ROBB MUNSON ofu.. Detty ...... tuf1
Trulett lltalton scored 20
second hulr points to lead the
Golden West College basketball team
to a 74·62 victory over the LA Mission
Eagles at Golden West ""dday nJaht
The RusUerF <3-01 were down 32·30
ut halftime but came back and
outscored LA Mission 44.30 in t.he
second half of play.
Golden Wes t started the second
half by scoring 10 s traight points and
took the lead by 1.1 score of 40-32.
That lead was extended to 48·36
with a Sherwm Durhan lay 1n with
13 : 48 left in the game
But LA Mission refused to give 1n
and cam e within 4 point& of tying the
game by out.scoring Golden West 10·2
witbjn a span of three minutes.
That's when llatton got hot and
scored 6 unanswered pomts for the
Ru stlers. LA Mission never
challenged after that
The first half of the game went
very quickly. Neither team had a
tree throw attempt, and the half
lasted only 28 mmules I 20 minutes of
regulation play 1
During the f1r!)t h alf the lead
chcingcd hands only twu:e and the
score wu lied 6 different time Art
King le ad the Ruatlera with 10
rm1t·haJ( polnll
"We had very litt!c Intensity In ihe.
first half." said Golden West Coach
J im Greenfield. "We had a very
emotional wm ugainst Orange Co.ut
on Tuesday night. But I felt we
ph1yed outstanding as a team in the
secon<i hulf."
During th• second hair of play
Golden West had very little trouble
hitting 67 percent from the floor,
8·of 10 from the line.
The defense, sparked by King, Ray
J:H.·obs and Murphy Davis limited LA
M 1ssion to only 36 per('ent from the
noor
D1t v1s a lso had 14 points for
Golden Wesl and played aggressively
tht-whole game.
Golden West had its biggest lead
66·52 with 4:08 rem aining, and King
turned out the-hJ.{hb <i n LA Mission
with a slam dunk with I 38 left in the
game
Hatton was the leading scorer or
lhe game with 24 points, while Curtis
Booker added 2'l for lhe losers. King
abo added 14 for the Hustlers.
(;olden West shot 59 percent from
lht' noor during the ~ame
Quarterback Dan Marmo leaos the No 1 ranke<J
Pittsburgh off ense. Penn State also heto the No 1
spot earher in the season before a hamstring m!ury
sidelined tailback Curt warner and the N1ttany Lions
lost to Miami and Alabama. Both teams a re heaoea
for bowl games rega rdless ot today's outcome
'Pittsburgh will play Georgia m the Sugar Bowl while
Penn State Wiii meet use in lhe Fiesta Bowl. Both games are on New Year's Day.
Sllll~Allt Sl~ll~l~S
9 12:50 p.m .• Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ ../
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Alabama vs Auburn Announcers: Keith Jack~. Frdnk Broyles ano Steve Davis.
Ala bama's Cnmson T1oe is bowl·bouno <Cotton
vs TexasJ but the big story out ol tooav s contest is
whe the r Coach Bear Brvant can capture win No 315 to become the all-time winn1ngest coach 1n college football. He is tied at 314 with Amos Alonzo Stagg
going into today's game. 1hel1de coulo also clinch a share of the SEC champ1onsh1p with a win over their
cross-state rival. Quarterback Walter Lewis will
direct the Alabama attack
<I' 1 p.m .• Channel 2 ../ ./ ../
COLLEGE BASK ET BALL: Georgia at San
Francisco.
Pirates def eat
Hawks, 52-50
By RICHAR D DUNN
01 -. OM ly Pli.t Sl•ff
The Orange Coast College Pirates held on to
beat the LA Harbor Seahawks 52·50, tn a
noo-cQnference basketball game at Orange Cout
College Friday night.
With lhe Pirates leading 50 48 and 6 minutes
remaining in the game. OCC coach Tandy G1llis's
crew pulled off a brilliant stall which lasted until 8
seconds were left on the clock
Seahawk guard Dwan Hurt committed a foul
to brmg the ball out of bounds for the Pirates. Rick
Riley then fed Chr is Beasley under the basket for
a lay tn which iced the game £or the Pirates
During the stall. the Seahawks played a very
lazy zone defense underneath. as only Beasley and
Greg Krohnfeldl were played man-to·man It was
an e nigma kind of defense the Seahawks were
playing, trying to deny Beas ley and Krohnfeldt the
ball
The Pirates had trouble gettmg the ball ms1de
in the first hair, as the Seahawks played a very
strong man-to man defense. "Our front ltne guys
were shooting outside, we were not cras hing the
boards enough," s aid G1llts
··we did a nice job of our s tall offense." Gillis
added, "but we were not strong enough inside
during the game They got a lot of second s hots .··
The kev for the Pirates was their turnovers
and Cree throws. They turned the balJ over only 8
times, compared to the Golden West game in
which they turned it over 22 times. The Pirates
sank 92 percent of their free throws, 12 out of 14,
and we re guilty of only 6 team fouls
On the other s ide of the court, llarbor
committed 17 fouls and made only 4 free throws,
which probably m ade the diCference in the ea me.
Beasley was the key man for the Pirates as he
p1,1mped in 12 points. He also had 5 assists and 3
steals. to lead the club. Frank Luongo was the high
rebounder for the Pirates with 8
Seahawk guard W1lhe White led all scor ers
with 16 points Riley came off the bench for the
Pirates to post an impressive 10 points. followed
by Jim Baldwtn with 8
Trevino tied for le ad
IBUSUKJ. J apan <AP l Lee Trevino of the
United States fired a 5-under·par 67 and moved
into a two-way tie for the lead today in the second
round of the World Open Golf Tournament
Trevino shared the lead with Japan's veteran
pro and first-round leader lsao Aoki with a 36-hole
total of 135. 9 under par Aoki had a second-round
68.
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Tigers trade Ke1np
DETROIT !AP> The DetroiL Tigers
dealt veteran outfielder Steve Kemp to the
Chicago White Sox for outfielder Chet
Lemon Friday
Kemp, who joined the Tigers in 1977,
has haggled Wlth Detroit management 1n
recent years over his desire to win a
long-term contract
LAKERS BEA TEN • • •
have lo give credit to San Diego
They shot well. ..
Nixon said he wasn't aware of
the s treak, and Riley agreed
there wasn't any pressure to
lose lo a team that carried a 2-10
record into the game And Riley
re fu sed to blame a let-down
after Wednesday night's victory
in San Antonio.
"We knew we were going to be
playing seven of our next nine
gatnes at home. This could be a
positive homestand and we were
hoping for something lo build
on," Riley added.
Kareem Abdul -Jabbar
certainly did some building
before the night was over by
leadinl( all scorer s with 30
points. The ~·eteran Laker
center Is now just 30 points shy
of passing Oscar Robertson lo
become the second all-time
scorer In NBA h.lstory.
The Lakers also 1ot 22 points
rrom Jamaal Wtlkes, 18 rrom
Nix o n and a seas on -
hlgb·t.'Qualing 17 from Michael
Cooper otr the bench.
"Th.I was just a temporary
set back," Riley assured "But l
\
am ver y rt-ali sl1c To be
successful 1n this league, you
havl' to be able to win at home
and beat the s ub-500 teams "
Widow c laims foul
ove r Cain's d e ath
ST. LOUIS !AP> -The St
Louis Cardinals allowed the late
.J . V. Cain lo play football despite
tests which showed he had a
damaged heart, according to a
wrongful death suit filed by the
light end's widow
Caln died of a heart attack
s uffered in a July 1979 s pring
training pracUce session.
"Electrocerdlog-rum tracings
and blood test readings revealed
that be WIS suHerlng (rom
extensive damage or the heart,
s uch as would have di&qualifled
him and prevented hlm rrom
participatln1 In professional
football competitJon," accordlnt
to the suil rued Wednesday by
Eu1enia Cain, who now hve$ in
Texas.
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It's on.en • wrenching decl1lon to sell somelhln1
you own. But Lr you're In the business or acquinnar
companies, you may not find it so dlataatelul . .A
company that has Men bought 11 a candidate loi"
dlsposa.J. Eas)' come, easy go.
8ellttice Jt'oods is a Chlc•go·baaed conglomerate
tb•t bu hutred and puffed Its wby to more than S8
bllllon In aa1ea by the simple expedient of buying
more than 400 companle!l Once a small dalry ouLllt.
it's now sturted with goodies Swuss Miss puddings,
Lowrey'• beef jerky. Trop1cana Juices. Rosarita
Mexicam foods. LoChoy Oriental foods. Jolly Ranchttr
llcori<'e the list goes on and on The produrls would
never flt into 3 Samsonite sultca:se, made by another
company scoopetl up by Beatrice
One of Bea-~ trice's proudest ~
"cqu1sitions wa s \r o
Oannon, a New York
company that
Beatrice bullt into
lhe nation's larges t
yogurt maker But
earlier this year
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Beatrice sold Oannon. Why would 1t do something
lake that? Because it got an ofter ii ('Ouldn 't refuse·
$84 million.
Now that 1t 's flush with cash. Beatrice is on the
prowl again. Once a b4yer. always a buyer And so it
called up its Chicago neighbor, Northwest Industries,
and offered $600 million to buy two beverar.e units
Buc kingham Corp . and the Coca-Cola Bottling
Company of Los Angeles. Now $600 million is a lot
more than it got for Oannon but Beatrice said "not to
worry." It will go out and borrow a quarter of a
b1lhon dollars lo s wing the deal
Why would Beatrice want to do thts" Your guess
is as good as mine. Beatrice 1s already 1n lhe sort
drink business. It owns nine Royal Crown bottlers.
plus the 7-Up Bollling Company of Denver
The acquisition would bnng Beatrice into an
interesting love-hate relallo ns h1p with, Atlanta's
Coca·Cola company, supplier of the magic syr up to
all the bottlers The two would be working in tandem
here to beat the pants off Pepsi-Cola But on another
front, chilled. ready-to serve juices. the lwo go head
to heud Coke's Minute Maid brand has been doing
well a~ainst Beatrice's Tropicana brand.
In absorbing Buckingham. Beatrice will be
gelling into I.he kmd or drink that 1t 's not too fond of
Buckingham imports Cutty Sark Scotch, Finland1a
vodka, Waterford cream liqueurs and the Mouton
Cadet wines from France
And what about Northwest 1ndustn es'> He re 's
another conglomerate that loves to take ads out in ttle
Wall Street J ournal, Forbes and other business
publications to point out to t he investment
community how well 1t has done since 1t stopped
being a railroad and started to acquire companies all
over the place. Why is it selling off these companies')
The Los Angeles Coke operation was 1ust acquired in
1977
The answer from Heineman 1s that the~~
beverage outrits no longer fit into Northwest's
long-te rm plans . What does fit mlo a company that
mukes pesticides I Velsicol Chemical'. ingot molds
1 M1crodot1. pipes c Lone Star Steeli, boots 1 Acme and
Dingo I and underwear I Fruit of the Loom 1?
Meanwhile. Beatrice assured everyone that the
companies It's acquiring from Northwest make a
·:natural fit" with its other products And s ure .
an¥one can see that Finlandia vodka and Cutty Sark
S<.·otch and Coca -Cola meshed beautifully with Louis
Sherry ice cream, Brown·Miller pickles , Slo Poke
candi es, St1ffel lamps, llotel Bar Butter and
R1d·O·Ray msect1cides
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday. November 28. 1981
""' l<I>\\
-MORtlNG----t.00 • MOVlf • • '"W'-• lhere'I A
Wiii' ( 19551 Oeolge Cote.
IC•lllteen Ha,,taon .MOYie
• • "Galu1na" ( 19801
Dorothy Strauon, Avfrfy
Sclltelbet A robot 11 m.Oe
tn ttw lrnll09 of • IMl8Ullfut
woman wtlO Ooeen'I ha,,..
any !lumen feelings 'R'
(%.)MOVIE
• • ~ "UNO Cara" ( 1980)
Kutt RuSMll, JKk Warden
Altt< the owner ol a ban·
kt\lpt car lh09 Oles, his
~ lty IO COYet UP
Na OemlM 10 pra\191'11 rua
-llhy car Oealfr( btOlllef
lrom lnh.,ltong tile 0011.
~·R'
l :SOQIHEWS
t:OO 8 SUNRISE SEMESTER tJ WHfTNEY ANO THE
ROIOT D TEEHTALI( G» VIEWPOINT OH
NUTWTIOH CD SATURDAY
MOAHIHO CJ) Pll8UC AFFAIR.$
9) PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
Qt OR. 8NUOOLEB
(C)MOVtE • * • "Tom S•wyer
( 19731 Johnny WMak.,
Celesta Holm Based on
Matt. Twain's novel A boy
who loves near the Mlsslt-
llppo River tinos 11 1mpossi
~ to atey out ot 1touble.
Hl)*Clally when he tags
~ ""'" his buddy Huck FiM G
(SJ MO\llE • * * 'h ""'4y Bodyguard
( 19791 Chris Makepeace
Adam Baldwin The ,_
k&O at a ChlC8QO hogh
achoo makes lt1ends wolh
the IChOOI outcast and
1oge1her they stanc:I up 10
the etuel g•ng whleh hall
perMCuteO them t>olh
PG e..-ao l) ~LO
Featured an 1ntet111-wllh
"Charlie'• Angel Tan ya
Rob«ta. • repo<I lrom
Brooklyn New YOtlc on Iha
BrOOktyn Boys Cho1t
tJ (I! THE FUNTSTONE8 D PACESETTERS
0 AMERICAN STORY
8) 8P£AKOVT
fl) CAPTIONED ABC
HEWS
()) VOICEOF
AGRICULTURE ®l rrs YOUR BUSINESS
11, MO\llE • *'• "Nothing Pt1tsonal'
( 1979) Donald Su1hertano
Suzanne Sommets A pret·
iy, blonOe lawye< helps ii
dedieal.O conaetva11on .. 1
1n hia "S•ve lhe Seals··
camp•ign PG
@ MOVIE * * • "Man In The Iron
Mask" (19391 LOUIS Hay-
ward. Joan Bennell Bued
on a novel by Atexandef
Oumat The 1ntamou1
Comple de Rochefort
plac:.s Louis XIV s twin
t>tOlhe< on lhe French
llW~ .nc:r omprilOflS the
relll king 11'1 lhe Bas1111e
7:00 IJ DUSTY'S
~ 0 INO BLUE MAR8LE 8 II§) RICHIE NCH I
ICOOllYOOO G DAVEY ANO GOUATH
• TURHASOUT tD YOGA FOA HEAL TH
()) INT£RHA TlONAL HOUR
7:30 I) MARLO AHO THE
MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE
U (88MURF8 U DA. SHUOOl.£8 Q OAVEYANOOOUATH
• NEWS SI UNOERSTAHOINO
HUMAH BEHAVIOR 8:00 I) ()) KWICKY KOALA D THE RIF\.EMAN
8 ®) FONZ /LAVERNE
~IHIRLEY 0 MOVIE
• • · Bu<.k Prtvetes Come
Home' ( 19·471 Abboll af\O
Cosl414to, Tom Brown
ID MOVIE-• * '" The LHI M8n On
E8tth ( 196•) V1ncen1
Pf)Ce Fr•nca BetlOI•
• iNTROOUCTION TO
PilLOSOPHY
(Cl MOVIE
• ~ 'h "Bh0wan1 Jun<:11on"
(1.561 Ava Garoner. S•-·
wt Gr•nger Ar> AnQl<>-
tnclian g11t l1vtng In Pak•·
1tan experience• an •Oenll·
1y or•Slt 81 she 1trugglff to
9ort oul he< national toyal-
tlea.
(S)MOVIE * * "H11ngar 18" (19801
Darren McGa111n Robe<I
Veughn Researchers •• •
aecre1 oovernmenl 1ns1a1-
lallon lnvesllgare lhe
CM.IN of a sa1en11e·a SYO·
0.... detllructlor> 'PG'
t:30 I ()) TROU.KINS a!KID8UPER
POWERHOUA
I AAT PATROL '"1'AOOUCTIOH TO
PHILoe<>f>HY ®MOVIE
*~ "In God We Trull
(1980) M•rly Feldman,
AftOy ICaulman A nelve
mot11o 11 ...,, out onto Ille
~ to ralte money '°'
SISTERS Barlwr:J :\larHll'l•ll 1·1.>nkt ·
.ind tw1 -.1-.t1•rs. Luut:-.t-• lt'l l • .ind l rluw
1111-.1 H1 t•1ul.1 Ll''-" Paul \\ tllt.1nb .11111
" \' •• d I) \\ I d .. k I. l' tn I) 11 () II l h l' I I
tl\ll'oll'.ll \ .tt Id~ 't'l'lt ':-o di K lot11gh1 1111
h. '\ IH I
his 1mpov.,111led mona11
ery 'PG
0 MEl\LE HAGGARD
FESTIVAL
Guests Wiiiie Nelton
Johnny Paychec~ Aloi·
bama
9:00 I) CJ) BUGS BUNNY I
ROAOAUHNEA
D VOYAOETOTHE
BOTTOM OF THE SEA D ®l NCAA FOOTBALL
Penn Stat• at Pillsburgh
«I) VILLA ALEGRE
fl) IHTROOUCTION TO
PHILOSOPHY
~30 CJ Q! SPIOER-MAN 0 MOVIE • • • * P80'tl 0 1 Glory'
( 1957) l(lrk OouQlu Ralph
Mffket
«I) CHURCH IN THE
HOME
fl') SURVIVAL
Secreia 01 The Alrocan
B11<>b•b Orson Walles
n•rrates a close.up por-
1ra11 or Alrlca's grHI bao-
bab uee filmed by Alan
•n<I Joan Root on ICenya s
Tsano N111ona1 Park
OMOVIE * • * The WO<to s Great-
"' Alhlele 119731 Jahn
Amos. J•n· Mocnaei Vin-
cent A coach who 11 ha•-
1ng • rur> ol bad luck
returns lo hit roots 1n Afr,.
ca and dlKovert • Sllper
athlete G '
10:00 CJ Qt SPACE STARS 0 OZZIE ANO HARRIET
8) PORTIWT OF A
L.EGEHO
Q) UNOEAOAOUNO
CONNECTION
fD THIS OLD HOUSE CD VOTER'S PIPELINE
E1ec11on 62 Style
Guests Loos Lundt>erg.
Chairman ol the Orange
County Repyt>llcan Central
Comm111ee ano John
Pope. Ch•orman ot the
Democratic Canlral Com·
m111ee ooscuss 001111e111
"r•teg•es an<! specuta-
uons oeg8'01nQ Ille June
82 elecllon
C MOVIE * • • , Tome All., Tome
( 1979) MaleOlm McOo-11.
David Warn..• H G Wells
chases the 1ntamou1 Jaclt
lhe R1ppef ltotn V1CIC)(1an
Lonc:lon 10 moct111n-Oay
San Francotco lhrouon the
use or a lime machine
PG
$MOVIE
• • ''t Tha Immortal
Bkhel<>r 119791 MOl'llU
V1t11 Goencarto G•ar>n'"'
On trial IOI murde<lng her
husbaf\O • beaulllut wid-
O• enthra«s the iury wllh
her rememt><a~ ol he<
pasS1onale domNllC Ille
'PG
10:30 I) ()) POP£YE 8 AMERICA'S TOP~
G» WE'RE MOVIN'
fl) tHE WOOOWRIGHT'S
SHOP CD PORTRAITS IN
PASTEL
'H'MOVIE
• • • The Thorl)-None
Steps ( 197111 Roba•I Pow·
ell, DavoO War!Wlt' A mar>
becomes the qu•rry ol
both the pol~ Al'ld a
MCrel group 01 toullgn
agents oper•llng 1n EnQ·
land whel'I he is lramed for
a sltanget's murder PG
11-00 I) (I) 81..ACKSTAR
CJ ~ DAFFY I SPEEDY
SHOW 0 TARZAN 0 WILD, WILD WORLD
OFANIMAL8 ID SOUL TRAIN
«I) SHOW MY PEOPLE.
fl) COOKINO MEXICAN CD THE WORLD OF
COOKING
11:30 I) (I) TARZAN/ LONE
RANGER CJ OJ BUUWINKLE
0 W1LO, WILD WUT
«I) ~VILl.E MUSIC
Eli) THE WORLD OF
COOKING
'1!) THE RIGHTEOUS
APPl..£8
0MOVIE * * "Mytlllf'/ l1land" Four
children slra~ on an
Island 8re chased by a her·
mot an<! dlaco11er a ca11& ol
counletlelt money 'G'
-AFTERNOON-
-"" ------
12:00 CJ RAINBOW PATCH 8 l08T IN SP~
G» MOVIE * * • "Boom Town"
( 1939) Cl8rll G•ble. Spen-
e• TrKY
Q) AOAM·12
fl') Q4.JIL TING
PleCed St•• Oes;gn1
'1!) HOME GAAO£NEA UJ COUNTDOWN TO 316
C MOVIE • • ·z.,o T 0 S1•1) Dar-
ren McG•von, OeotM Nick·
erson A mlOdl•·aged
dovorceO man, needlno
money '°' ahmony pay-
men111. II loce<S with repos-
'esstng • Malla car con-
••1n1ng 8 OHd l>Ody U
P•r1 of his n-par1n8f&h1p
.. 11h a 1&-yea•-old glfl
PG
S COME BLOW YOUR
HORN
Etlloll Gould and Al~
Ghostley tl•r in lhos NtNI s-oomecly llboul •
retormeo playboy who
!Inds "" younger brolnar
touowong In his IOOltleps Z OAHOBUSTEAS
L•w And Order (Chltple<
13)
12:15 H MOVIE * • '> BHr tsJano (1980)
Donald Sulhertancl. Vanes-
sa Re<101ove An Arctic
-•ther·r.search 1e•m s
mind lsn I tuSI on the Ch·
mate -ns memt>e<s
are 1orceo onto a ligtll for
tl>eor very survival PG
12:30 I) CJ) TOM AHO JERRY CJ THIS WAS AMERICA 0 MOVIE
• • • Jonnny Cof1Chc>'
( 19561 freni. S1n8'1a
IC_,en Wvn11
«I) AOAM-12
fD THE PHOTO SHOW
Thi! Rog ht E wposure
Jonathan Goetl discusses
how to choose film end
e~t>OS"t ,, ~ope<ty
CD HOME GARDENER
Z MOVIE * • * Hor>do [ 19541
John Wayne Oe1a101ne
Pege A cav1ilry dispatch
riO•r encountets • woman
ano her ton an Apache
Cht@I 'blood t>rOlher
12:46 0 @) NCAA FOOTBAU
Alab11ma va Aut>urn " Bir-
mingham Alabama
1:00 0 NCAA BASKETSALL
Geo<o•• vs San Ft1nc1sco CJ AORICUL TUf\E U.S.A. 0 THE MUNSTERS
«I) MOVIE * * * 'Ocean• 11 ( 19601
Frank Sinatra Dean MM·
11n
fD PORTRAITS IN
PASTEL CD WRITING FORA
REASON
The Sentence (Pait 11
lT.. FAT ALBERT Cit SPOATSWORLO
World P1orewoo81 Figure
Sket•ng Champoon•h1ps
(lrom l anoover. Md I
0MOVIE
• • • Caoo1e· 119811
Helen Ma<se Jack Thomp.
son A young women
•e•ve• her comtotlabte
tuburban home anc:I her
Cwe4 husband. determined
to l&ko lull respon111>1111y
lor suppor11ng her children
by 00ong Wf\alev.. 000
jObS $h8 CNl gel
1:30 CJ TALK ABOUT
PICTURES
Featured The Culture
PhOIOQf&pher with 0110
Rolhati1ld U LEAVEIT T08£AVER fD NOVA
Notes Qt A Biology
watcher A Film With Lew·
•s Thomu Bio1o0111 ano
•••rd-wonn~ aulh0t Or
Lewis Thomes reveals
some ot the myet.,1001
won~rs Of lole O
CD WRrTINO FOR A
REASON
"The Sentence" (Pan 21
2:00 CJ EVERYWHERE
0 OILUOAN'S ISLAND
G•lllgen ur>eanhs a chest
wl1k:h the caataw•Y• thlnk
contains II plr11I• s trea-
su•• G FIGHT OF THE WEEK m OE8VT
Young muaocoens pefl0tm
under the d11ec1lon or
MIC heel Tiison Thomas
<C1MOVIE
• • ·~ Bhowanl Jur>c:llC)(I"
( 19S6) Av• G•rdnef Slaw
111 Gr•""8' An Ang.lo-
lndlan otr,t IMng Ir> P•kl-
llatl experlencee •n Identi-
ty crlslS H the llruggleS lo
IO<I out he< nallonftt toyal-
lles
IHI MOVIE
• ,.., "In God We Ttusl'
( 1980) Marty Feldm11n,
Andy Kaufman A nal,,..
monk it Mnt out into the
WO<ld lo f8118 moriey lor
hit 1mpo119flahed monul-
e+'Y 'PO'
CHANNR LISTINGS (Sl MOVIE
••'A "JallhOUH Rock"
f 1957) EM1 Pr"ley, Judy
fyf9f A young prl-
1Ntn1 10 pl•y the outtar,
Ind •lier hi• relHN,
c;tlrnb• lo 111room.
CllMOVIE
9 KNltT <CBS> 0
G KNBC INBCI l
9 kTLA tlnd I ..
• KABC IABCI e
•l<FMB ICB!.I • 9 KHJ TV (Ind I (11)
• KCSl (A8Cl f
• KlTV (Ind ) • e KCOP.TV (ltld I " • KCET CPBS) •
• tOOcE lPBSI
On TV
z 1'I
HBO
IC.l"<'m.'1) I
(W0Rt N Y N If
lWTBSI
(ESPN)
(Showlol'nt'I
$potl1Qhl
((;Ablt NCWI NtlWOtkl
8 1,-\ "Rocle N' ROii Hioh
SchoOI" (1979) P.J. So!n,
VI~• Van P•ll.n. A
Ouddlng tongwrt1•1 11
V1noe Lombatdl High lrift
lo oet IM AMI~ lo
record het mualc: white her
«auaily tml>llloul lrlencl
pu..-1M achool hHt1·
thfoll. 'PO'
t:IO e CIUWI -.AHO
• WCWtll
.. • • ''Wtlo w... fl\M
~IOY?" (IMO) T any ~1•
Dun Mllftlll
• I AM, I CA.N. I WIU.
'Qrowtng" Mlat• titoo«•
ta.Ike IOOUI how -Chit·
d1111 t._i 'C»Clal help In
'~ * 8 * Mra M•n1ver
(111•?1 Or-01f80r'I, Wal
1., Pidgeon
13)0 8 2 WITH YOU
8 MOVtl •a ,,., 'Alat.aum Th•
OrNt" l toe 11 Animated
Vo1c11a Ill Jonalh•n
Wll'ltart. ftank'41 Avalon
Cl) MOVIE
• a 8 "The Five P8"ntea"
( 1959) Danny K•ye. Batbil7
r8B810.00..
fll) RolNMIHO AGAIN
Three w~• OI dill ..
t1'1Q 11Q98 OillWN hoW their
11.,.. -e attecteo by 11wi
ONlhl ot their wives
'1!) P£ASOHAL FIHANC€
AHOMOH&'Y
MANAGEMENT
"F01eo Income lnvesUno"
WORU>'S OREA TEST
8PORT8 LEOENOe
l,'tMOVIE * • '·'t "Utile MIU Marker"
c 111110) Walter M•llh•u.
Jull• Anc:l1aw1 Ba..O on
the D•mon Runyon 11ory
A orutt. t llngy 19301 bOOk·
le s tote .. turned atouno
Whet\ l>e 8CCepll 8 8·yNI·
old moppet as a market
tor 11 fllClng l>"I 'PG'
3.'30 I) MOVIE * * 'II Ntghl Of T 8f't0r
119721 Donna Mitts. EOdle
Egen
U FAEE4AU. al PRESENT£
'1!) PERSONALFINANCE
AHO MONEY
MAHAOEMEHT
lnV99t1ng Ir> Bonds
(J) SERGEANT
PRESTON OF lliE
YUKON
3:36 , l 1 MOVIE * • ''> Uaed Cars ( 1980)
Kurt Russell, Jock Weroen
Allet the ow~ or a 1>an-
k1up1 car shop does. his
11tnplo)le(la try to cover up
1111 011m1se 10 prev*"I n11
weellhy car OHier brothttf
trom lnhe<111no Iha buso
ness R'
4'00 CJ SPORTSWORLD
W0tkl Prof81Slonal Figure
Skating Ch•mp1onah1ps
(lrom Lanoovor MO I D GOLDIE GOLD I
THUNOAAA 0 KOJAK
tZl) SOCCER MADE IN
OE.RMAHY
Aroenuna vs 8rU1t
'1!) HUMANITIES
THROUGH THE ARTS
P1inllng Thongs We H•ve
PHHd"
Cl) WONDER WOMAN
@) THE ROCKFORD
FILES
Roc~l0td must protect a11
Arabian prl~H from llt!r
lamlly wl\o wants lo pol
he< 10 oeatn '°' al~ty
brlnQ1ng Sh8me to 1ne
hOUM!llold
fCI MOVIE
• • • lom Sawyer
( 19731 Jonnny Whlta~Of
Celeste HOim BaH<I on
Mark Tw.,n s novel A boy
wt10 """' ne•r the Mo.s11·
llppi Rover tono1 11 1mpo6t1
t>le lo onay out of trouble.
etpeeially wherl h" 1..g1
elonQ wolh h11 11\JdOy HU<I<
Ftnn G
H MO\llE * • '' Nothing P9rl()nal
( 1979) Donato Sulherl•ncl
Suzanne Som"'*" A c>t•I·
ty btonoe lawyer l'letps a
O.O!Cllled con..,,,ahon111
1n htl Save The S..Js
c.ampaign 'PG'
S MOVIE • * 'r The Immortal
B&chel<>r ( 19791 Monic;a
\Intl Giancarlo G11nr>ln1
On troat tor murdetlng tl<I<
nusbanO a tieau1olul Wtd
ow enlhr•ll• ll'le rury with
her remembr•rn:es ol her
p11s.1onate oomesuc 1110
PG
•·30 '1!) HUMAHIT1£S
THROUGH THE ARTS
Sculpture Mirror 0 1
Menaa...g
5-00 0 Hf'l. REVIEW ANO
PREVIEW 0 STAR TREK
D SUPER FUN HOVA
0 KOJAK
G» MOVIE * • "' ·The Unltnoshed
0•1'C41 1190 1 Maroaret
O'Brlef>, Danny ThOmaa
«I) SOUOOOLO
Host Anoy Git>b COholl
M•rllyn McCoo G""ll
N•l•ll• Cole . Johr>
SchneidM, Hall & O•tes,
tn. Sc>tnners Fred Knob-
lock Chr11 Chnsh•n, Iha
Iron Coty HouserOCkers
fl') ONCEU~A
CLASSIC
"Dominic The Brolhe<·
hood" W•tdle coplures
Noell Be•ver confronts
Barty until the tablff are
turned (P••I 5)(R)()
'1!) UP ANO COMINO
Che•Ung C•ta" V•le<le IS
1n1111eo 10 Cheet 1n a com·
pelllton l0t a wrltert' work·
shop scholarship O
()) M•A•t•H
When Henry gets htt 011
charge. Foank concerns
himself wllh taking com·
m•nc:I
(!)NEWS Q't LAWRENCE WELK
"Hll Tune Number• And
L•n .. s Tillel"
(O')MOVIE • • * "Quo Vadta" (19511
Robert T8yl0t. Debor 911
Kerr A Roman arllloetll
galr>t Nero'• 0111av0t WIMtrl
he lalle In IOve with 11 Chrlt-
ll•n girl
OMOVIE * • I> 1h 'Glorta" ( 1980)
Gen• Row1eno1, John
AOAmet A IOfmet gun
moll becomes 1he ptOlac·
IOf Ol In orphaned &-)'Mr·
old P~to Rican t1roete0
by the und~ IOf IM
lnlOfmtlton M cenle8 11'1 •
batl9red bftefcaM 'PG' 11ao1 HEWS THE SNOW G008I ID FUTIVAL PMVllW
A IOOk at upcoming i..tfllet
ptogf8'Tl8
Cl) we.oc>f,W &AaC.
KOTTER
aJ MOYll
• • "Under Ten FJ.ot"
( 1M0) VIII Heftln, ~
Laogtlton.
-J _ pzgg
'
TUBE TOPPERS
KO<.' to; 59 7 05 und Kt'1'..i' ~ K llO
The M uk1n t: of Hatdt>rs of' lhl• Lo:.t
Ark · A behind the :s<.•t•nc.•s look ut ho"'
Lht• a<hentun.• l1lm c:a mc touethe1·
KTLA 0 K:OO · Is Tht:rt• a fo'um1ly
In I ht: lloust."' · llosts Johnny und J unc
Ca~h prc:,"·nt u look at Lhl' AmL•t 1c;m
fa n11l_\ Bo b llop(• ~ind Chery l Ludd Ul'l'
a mong i:ut.•:-.t:s.
KABC fl 13 uo Opl'n All Night
l'remu.·re :show 1n which ttw owm·1· ul a
2 1 hour m1n1 murk<'l copl's Y.llh an
oddhall u~~ortml'nl ol chant<.'h.•rs
K :"oiXT tJ U 00 'Ort•um f1 11uist·
.Johll S<"hnc1dt·1 und Marilu lk111wr !'>l.11
Ill thtlS lSl'aMm pt'l•m1t•n.•
'Zl MOVtE • * * "HOnOO I 19541
JOhn W•yne. Geraldine
P909 A cav•lry do~atch
110.. encour>tera a woman
and her .on, an Apacne
Chiefs blood !><Other
-Eve..G-
0;00 I) CJ) C8S NEWS
D IBH8CNEWS 0 MOVIE * • "• · H•n• Bt1nk11r ( 1969) Rtchard Baaeh8rl
Eleanor P•rker In 19tf>.
cen1ury HOllano. a poOt
t>oy competea •O•lnll hll
nemeala on a 1ll•lil'IO race
with • coveteO l>(U• • "*" 01 Sliver llllatea D NEWS 0 BLOOD, SWEAT ANO
TEARS
Chuck Betry ano Chut>oy
Checl<et too~ 11 me beat·
r11m11mbered ci•Htca lrom
the l>lflh or rock
«I) MOVIE
Ii• • "The Road To Hono
KonQ" (1962) BlnQ Crosby
Bob Hope
"1!) COLL.EGE FOOTBALL
HIGHLIGHTS
"Nebraska'
C MOVIE • * • •., · Tome Allet T1mo
( 1979) Metcolm McDowell,
David Warnet H G Welta
thH•$ the infamous Jeck
the Rlppet from Voc:t0t1an
Lonoon to mooern-oay
Sen Francisco through the
uM or a lime machine
PG
•ti MOVIE
., • ,., Foohn Arouno
119801 Garv Buuy
Annetta 0 Toole A r>81•e
COUnlry l>Oy tries to 1'111'1 a
beautllul 1oph11tic:ated
coll90e coed •w•y !tom
he< l/\Ot>l>lah II•~ ancs n.r equally uppity family
PG
S MOVIE • * Henger 18 ( 1980)
Darren McGavon, Robert
Vaughn Aae•rctwwa •• •
sectel governmer>I 1nt1•l-
la11on 1nve111g•te the
c•uM ol e sa1e1111e s sud
den OHlructlOn 'PG
&:2.0 fii) PLEOOE BREAK
Rt90ul••ly scheduled pro-
or11mmmo m•y be det•y.0
due to~ 1><eak1
1300 1J)aHews CJ ENTERTAINMENT
n418WESC
On IOCllhOn wolh lhe ee.1
Lillia Wno<eflOUM 111 Tea -
as an on1erv1aw w1lh Lon•
Andetaon Moch881 Ca1r,..·1
,,. .. mo\1'9
ft) PLAYGROUND IN
THE SKY
A unique film spec181 whiell
C8Qtures the ll•h~aration
of two 1ncrea11ngly oopul••
sports parachute 1ump1no
an<! h.,,g'911d1ng
7-00 0 IN SEARCH OF
Lincoln Conspiracy D WHEllE WERE YOU? 0 THE HARDY BOYS I
NANCY DREW
MYSTERIES
While on Hawao .. nere
F••nlt 11 competing on a
surhng contest the Hl•Oy
boya lino themselves
won.Ing fQt Iha Haw•lllf\
poloc:e
Q) LAWREHCE WELK
'Hot Tune Numl>ef1 And
Leners T11tes
"1!) PLEOOE~
R*QUlarty acneoui.o pro
g1ammlng may t>e det•y9Cl
due 10 pltldge blHkl
Q]) YOU ASKED FOA IT ·
l'ea1u1ed Th• Dance
With KnoV99" anc:I · Tho
Scarl•ll "•CH In Th•
Worl<I " fa THE MUPP£T8
Guoat. Ethel Merman 0 MERLE HAGGARD
""8TTVAL
GuHll W11t1e Nelaon,
Johnny P•ycoheck. Al•·
b1me
l MOVIE
fl '"> "Rock 'N' Rott High
~ .. (1979) p J 9otet.
Vincent Van Pauen A
1>ud01no sonowroler ••
Vince Lombardi High lfleS
10 gel the RamonH 10
rec;()fd het music white lier
equally M'lt>itlous friend
purs1191 the achOOI heln-
throb 'PG'
7:05 '1!) THE MAKINO OF
RAIDERS OF THE LOST
AN<
Viewers •r• t•ken behind
the ~ during 111e
making ol a.orge Lucas
ond Steven Spletberg'1
apect.cular movie "R•ld·
eta 01 The LOii Ark" l0t a
took 11 how the ac:l\'el'lture
film came IOQ91her
7:.30 I) DANCE nvEA
Cetebrlly Juoo.. John
"S-" Beumen, Plly!lll
DI Yll, Steven Ford
GUHi• Tiie Broth•rt
Johnton
8 L00t<ATU8 8 Cl) OMNt: 1"E HEW
FAONTlEA
l!J awllftATCH IBTHE~
Oueat: Connie St-• t:OO 8 Cl) WALT OISHfY
"TM ChetOlcM Trlll" A
young widow ...... OWf '* o.o huablnd'• POii·
oon .. m11naget ot • 111·
geGOeOti Oepol In the Coto-
nido wildttnM8 OI Ille
1NO-.
Q Q!IAAIAM
MAHOMl..L AHO THE MANOMLL...,.,..
G!Mltll 819nda LM, Paul
Wtlllam•. M1•dowl11k
Lemon.
• • TMIN A llMM.Y ... THI"'°'*'
Ho111 JOhnny •no June
CHh pr ... nl 8 rHllJllC
ano hQoelul IOOk 11 trw.
Ametlc•f\ temily teatut1ng
dr.,.,,atlC _. OI ••al
l•mlll•• tr> crlala Gvest•
include Bob Hope Cl\eryl
I.Add, RICh Lillie. 81" Bt•
by AnOy Grilltlh Eoo ...
Albetl end Denni• WHver D di OPEN ALL NIOHT
(Premiere) G0tdon FM·
lier lhll humble prop11e10r
of a 24·hou• market ,,, ..
to cope wllh 111s wile'•
wKky ,_,.age son end
HS01180 n•IOht>orhood
weirdo• 0 COLL.EOE
BA&KETBAU
unrvet.ity ol lo• VagH v•
Lou111ana State
8) THEWALTONS
The Wellons lhate lh .. r
Bap1111 het1tage w•lh •
seemono1y unlrltndly Jow-
1Sh family that my111t1ou1ly
arnves from Germany
«I) MOVIE
• • • "Goodbye, My Fan-
cy c 19S I) J01n Crawford
Ro1>e<1 Youno
fl) THE MAKINO OF
RAIOERS OF THE LOST
ARK
V-• are fallen bef\rno
th.i 1cenes ou11no the
mak•nQ of George Lucas
and Slaven Spoelberg 1
spect•culao movie Raid-
eta 01 The Loll Ark tor o
IOOli 11 hOw the adventure
tflm came together
C MOVIE
•••• "8 l/'1 (19631
Marcallo Maatro1ann1
Ct•udl• C•rd1nale O.racl·
ed Dy Federoco Fe4ton1 An
ov-()(ked film 01rec1or
i.arna 10 ICCe()I the obata
~In h<S C81-H ..... t ••
1n h•• pe<sonal tole
Ii MOVIE * * ' HW>Q•• 18 (19801
Darren McG•von Robe<l
V1ughn R-•rcl\era et •
secret oove<n,.,,.,., lnetal·
latoon 1nve111gete the
cause ot a sa1ett11e a auo
deti de•truchor> PG
0 .COLL.EGE
BASKET8AU
Pepperd1ne va UCLA
S MOVIE
• • '> 'How To Bell Thv
High Cost 01 l1v1ng '
t 19791 Susan Saor>t Jamee.
Jesaoca Lange No tonger
at>le to -MP up wtth onlla-
11on three Oregon
hou-ves turn lo lwc.r>y 1
to balat\08 111e<r budget'
PG
0MOVIE
• • The V•silo< I 19781
Mel Fe<rllf. John Huat()rl
An ancl8f•t Sii •nger frotn a
distant gal••y comes 10
E•rth to <1es1to1 an w11 8·
year-Ol<I g,,1 wtlo 11 Off·
lined lo be the rnolher or a
pc>wet1ul malevolent rac;e
R
8. 16 CD THE MAKING OF ...
lh1a ~II OOCU,.,,.,.11
the ma• •no ol cur rent pop-
ul•r hims onclUOlng Neil
Simon s "Only Wheri I
Lauoh' and JOhn Lar>01a'
An American Werewolf In
Lor>don
9:30 D 9) MAKINO A LMNO
Jan meets with h9' ••·hv•
banc:I whom she haan'I
_, 11'1 two yeers. '" the
res1au11n1
t :M ,l.,'MOVIE
••• ., How To 8ell The
High Coat 01 l1v1r>o
( 19791 Susan Satnt Jamot .
Jeaslca Lar>oe No longer
able to keec> up with 1nna-
11on three O•egon
housewives turn to lercar>v
to bat•nce 111eir budQlta
PO
t:oo I) ()) MOVIE
"O.eam House" (Premiere)
JOhn Schne<Oet M8fllu
H*"nef A young men
anernpta to build a hOUM
tn I New Y0tk Cuy Qhelto
for himself anc:r the woman
he lo .....
CJ Q! THE NASHVILLE
PALACE
Host Joe Nam11h Gueatt
George Un<IHy, Cathy
Rigby, Eo Bruce. Ch1rly
McClain 8 Q'J LOVE BOAT
A wldOw Ind her llplnal ..
sitter tlnc:I rom•nce with a
courtly Engtlen 10<0. end •
couple celebr •ting '"*'' ....Odlng ennt.,...ra1ry con-
1.,.,,p111e gelllng e divorce
~ COUNTRV TOP 20
t:06 Ii MOVIE *** "The M•n Who
Skied Down Everest"
(1978) Oocumentary tn
11110. .i.penese •thlet•
Yuiehlro Mlur• 111111 the
'WOr'ld'a higheel mountain
10:00 D 18 Nee AEPOATI
"The Spies Among Ut"
Jeaaloa S•vllch 1i1amlnea
the l•lenl arid dllnQet of
Sovle1 8loc; l9Y IM9Mty 11'1
the United SlalM 8 NIW8 8 9 FANTASY 18'-AHO
A ,.._tale NIMpeflOl'I
It •••nalotrned Into •
gtam«ou• 1890• bella,
end a t•clturr> m•n
alten\1>11 10 racapt~ the
~"" llmet of hiS boy-
~~
• • • "Topu" c IHtl
Jahn F«ty!M, Karin Dor
• INDU'•aHT ~NIWI • MMONeM•A•t•H
Ntirrtttd by Mary T~
Moore, tllla IC)9Clel too6i •
at wtMll lftAtly ~ 10
be OOll'lfl'*ci.I 1~·· t>eat ant"1atnment _....
Alan Alda, Jamie Fan,
I.Of .... 111111, Ha;ty MOr•
pn MO Wolllem CMato.-
111* cMt.-~ts on tllW
lllOW'•~
MOYll
• • • ' l11e 1111111 LIOOOft" 11910) lloot.a thleld1.
Cllrlstopller Alklnl T-
Ghlldren eapetlenOe th•
C*'Q• of litll lo¥9 wflU8 d-tno hi• 8llO •llGh
other elt11 they a••
alltl)WfllClled ,.,,,., Ol'I •
Oeeened IN10 R'
COlr.t0\111 * • 'h "The 39 Stt9•" t 19711) John Milla, David
Warn« A man ~
the Qu81ry ot bath o ..
police and a MCret grouµ
Of lo<eign agents °'*•llr\(I
In Ellgland \I/twin ,,. '•
lramad IOt a •lrlll'Q9' t
mu10 .. PO
! S) IAN FAAHCll()O 810
LAFfOF'F
Fred WHlatd hOtta lhlt
humc>fOUI r>lghl Of •ntar
11lnmen1 •• unkr>own
come<llanl ... ~ '°'
trw.r c:omlC 1aten11
@MOVIE • * ,.., Tom HQfn ( 1980)
Steve Mc:OuMn, Richard
Farn1wort'1 In Hrly 201h·
century Wyomino. • boun·
ty hunt9f hired by • group
ol r8"Cllers 10 t•llCI< down
tulll8f'I 11 set up lor •
hanging by h11 vmptoyer1
'R'
10:20 Z MOVIE • * • Tracks C 19761
Denn11 Hoppe• Taryr>
Powe< An Army l>&fgeant
eteC>tlll'IQ a c:oll1n c:on1111n
1ng a dead com• al.le
becomH acquainted with
a group ol clvouana Ou11ng
a lonQ. 1evto1a1ory Ir a1n
roOe R
10:80 '1) NEWS IN REVIEW
C MOVIE
• • Zero To Sixty Oar
ran McGav1n Denise Nick
e"on A m1ddle-ageo
Oovorced man needing
money l0t alimony pay-
ment•. 11 laC.O with rep<>I·
seSSll'IQ • Mah• car con-
taining a OHO body H
parl or n11 r>aw partr>ershop
wotn a t6-year-otd girt
PG'
1C>-.36 fD MOVIE
• • • 'The Roluat ( 19691
1ngroo Tnuhn. Gunner
Bto<nslrand O.recled by
1nomar Betoman A con
l•on1a11on develop•
bet-n a $1 .. n 1uoge anO
a group 01 players whO
stand accused on a mor•ls
Chat_i8 11:00 UUD1D ())®J~
NEWS 0 IS THERE A FAMILY
IN THE HOUSE? (CONrO)
«I) FRANKIE HOWARD
11:30 8 8ARHAllY JOHES
The Uf\Wlf\190 a11ention1
ol • re1ec1eo Romeo
become so per1111en1 •no
unbearable lh•I the des-
pe<al• oort being pyr....O
comes to Barnaby lor help U ~SATUROAYNIOHT
LIVE
Holl George Kennedy
Guest Milos 01v11 tRI
D ABCNEW8
II) RAMSWEEK
«I) ONE STEP BEY~O
Delle An American v11<:a
llOl'lll'IQ In Central Amerl(;a
me.II !Ind l•llt In tova wllh
a llr•nge wom11n C{) MOVIE • * * * "Vl<"IOty At Se••·
c 19!>5> Documentary NII•
f41.le0 by AJeA81\0 .. $CQU.I
by The World war ti r>•vot
expl()lts of lhe Allies are
rev-.c:I
@ NFL REVIEW ANO
PREVIEW
S 'BIZARRE
JOhn Byne< thowt you
lhlngs Sir~ thin toulh
1a1oer than hie ano zan•et
than anything you 11e 11ver -11·u a MOVIE
*a B•lllO For The Plsnel
01 The Apes I 1973) Rod·
oy Mc:Oo,..•11 Clauoe
A~onl The ape c1111h1ation
triea lo peacalulty co-.. 1a1
wllh hum•na who are
••om-t>omt> mutants but •
powe< struggle 1ntervenf'S
ti MOVIE • * ·Sund•y Lovers
( 198 I) G-WllOe< ROQ41!
MC)()(•, FOUi middle,.~
rn<tn on love ••• loltowe<! as
they pur-''*' am0tous
aov.n1u1• R
11:50 1£) THE NEXT HUNDRED
Y£AA8
FN!Ufed higNogtlts ot 11>8
AF'L I CIO -· and SpeecMI. ll'llarv-. With
pa111c1pan11 and other
labor eq>erta 11natyzlng the
1uues raosed •nd th•
future ol labor moYetnenl
1n this country
~~-
12:00 U MOVIE
• • ·~ "The Trot•n HorM"
(19&21 Steve RMWS Jahn
Drew B•rrymore The
Greeks •no lrojana
enQllO* In Sl)*CllW;Ular bat•
Ilea l0t SUptemacy
Q) MOVIE • * 11t 'lhe Unlln11hed
D•nce" (1947) Margaret
O'Bnen, Danny Thomu A
you"G g111 wtio WO<Shlpa 111
certain balletlna trtH to
1>'8'1*"1 •nother l>lllet llar
from laking he< place with
01sa11rou1 •esult•
«I) AOOKIE8
A routln• 1n•t lead• to
ler, Of """*' lhe auapact'.
bf Other -'<I 1 ever>ge
(O)MOVIE
• • '-' ··Emmanu•tt•'
(1974) SyMa ICnatei, Al•.1n
Cuny The wife ol a Fr8"Ch
dlplo m11 becomu
lnVOIV.O tn 1 -• of ae~
ual MalM>n• •her joln4ng
h9' hulbencl In ThllW•n<I
'R'
($)MOVll
• • • • "Ordlnaty p~
pie" Ct9801 Mtl'y Tyler
Moore. Oon•ld Sulherlend.
A QUlll·rldden 1-.aget
frying IO put hlS hr. back
together alter hit t>tother'•
ONlh Ind 1118 own Mltclde
•llemc>I rMCNM out IO hi•
oom~I lllhef Ind lllt
cOIO, r...,,,,.O motllet. 'R'
OMOVIS
• • ~ "CaboB11nco"
(1981) Ct\aflel Br'~.
Juon Rol>#dt. ,.,, t xllld
Hui wt10 l\U l>Ought off
the IOCel pollGe dcmhtlte
• lmall ~ oo.tal town efutlnO lllt 1..0.. .,..
Cf.~~ 'f(N
A'"'9 -w.Md""TO l(llOW
About k • flv•-w-
Alraid lo M/11.r' f 1l'rlt
Woody MM, 0-WtlcMf,
A --of OOl'lllG ~ ICIOOI• Dr ~ "-*-''• ...... """° booll Ill todl-1.IOI\ IO othet ....otl.0 lat•
1uoe.:V. • *"' Cry Of llMt llan-
•h••" ( 1t10) Vincent
Prtoe, (llal04ttll Betonat A
8r111111 111101et1at•
Ob.-..d Wiiii rlddir>o 11Mt
c;ountrytjOe Of wltchGl•ll
incwe ,,.. wt•lh ot a aor-
cef-1uoe MOVIE ** ·~ "TIMt ~-Of Hl8 ~tny" (IN II Fred
A11a11e, O.Obte ~·
A lather attempts 10 1100
hit dtwght9f'I ...Odlng
plW\I
0 t.IOVll * I> a "The Last 01 Shel·
ta" ( 19731 Rlcllatd e.ni.-
mlll J-Coburn A
movte producet lr>vllea
lhOM IMt t>el ....... rMpOn
Sible l0t h•I wite't Cle81h 10
11k• a etulM on hta yacht
lCJMOVIE • •'It "BhOwanl JuncllOrl"
( 1956) Ava G.,OM<, Stew
an Gr~ All AnQlo
1no1an 0111 lllling on Pekl·
•tan ••P*'lenCM .,. ld<ll'lll·
ty CllWI U 8t'8 llruggle8 10
-I OUI ,_ nlllOl'lal loyet·
Ilea
1:00 CJ ROCK COHC€RT
Cl) MOVIE
e * "Tt>e Wileh ' I 19&51
Richard J<>hnaon. Roaanna
Sch1•ll1no A m•n llnda
hom~I involved with •
woman who hH becOme
lh• m11t1eu o l ouk
fOfoea CB IEVEHIHG AT THE
IMPAOV
Hoal M80et1n• K•hn
1;30 I l ' MOVIE /
• • •,. Used Ca1t ( 1980)
Kuot Russell, Jae• Waroen
Altar lho owner of 11 ban·
krupt car shop 01.. h<t
employees try 10 COYet up
hos demise to prevent hta
weallhy cao oealet brot!IOf
lrom 1nher111ng Uwt l>ull
ness R'
2:00 8) MOVIE * "" "War Of The Mon-
11er1' f 1966) 1<011ro Hon·
oo. Kyol.o Enamo Gam
mefO and Barugon wreak
havoc 1n Jap•n unlll they
are oeatroyed
13NEW8
H• MOVIE
• • • Hardcor11 C 1979) 0eotoe c Scott SeUOf'I
Hubley A concerned
lather leaV8$ the pe.celut
surround1ng1 ol Ills home
town to M11rch tor h11
Oaughlet who 11H l>eCOrne
l'lea111fy 1nv01ved In a 1>1g·
city pornography rac~et
A
l,'f MOVIE * * * The Blue LllQOOl'I"
( 1980) Brooke Snoetos
Chroatopher Alkins Two
ct>1ld1*" 811 P41fl8"Ce tne
pangs of hrat tove while
01acover1ng Me end each
other •lier !hey are
shipwrecked 1o0ethef on •
<lesert.O fslonc:I R
2:15 S MOVIE
• • HOllywOOO High
( 19761 Marcy Alt>recht.
Sherry Hardon T...,_ager1
111 !he tamous pUbllC l'llgh
IChool continue their veca-
llon llUO• "' ,,.. 1'840 OI
~I human rela•
llOflS 'A
2:200 MOVIE
• Whtie Pono<> I 1945)
R1Ch•rO Fraser Maro•
Wn:.en Hunters emt>ark
on a 1unQle expeOollon
rh•ouon me Conoo •n
search ol • rare wt111e ape
2·30U NEWS
([D) AltCNEWS
¢MOVIE
• • • , '''""'Aller T.~
t 19791 Maic:olm McDowell
Oav10 Warne• H G WeH5
chases the infamous Jac;t<
the Rippe< from Vict0<1an
Lon<lon 10 mOOern-oay
San Francisco lhrouoh the
use of e flmt! macn1ne
PG
2.501) NEWS
320 8 MOVIE * • * Nocturne 119•61
Georoe Rall Lynn Bari A
delaclov• 1815 oll on relent-
less pyrsull 01 tnl! lrulh
t>el\ond 8 sonQwfll l!f S SUI
c;lde
Z1MOVIE * ·~ Roe-N Roll High
Scl>OOI (19791 P J Soles
Vincent Yan Patten A
budding 1onowrote• et
Vtn<;e Lombardi High Ir,..
to get the Ramones to
record he< mutoc wfllle her
equally amb1t10Us lnend
pur..-the SChOOI heart·
throb PO'
3:41 D VOYAGE TO THE
BOTTOM OF THE SEA
' Ct.Ole 01 The Deep
G» MOVIE * '" "The AnQry Rad Plan-
et' (19e0) Ge••ld Mohr
Nor• H8yden An 8moeba·
like crNtUte engulfs •
a.pacHhlp !hat t•nds on
Mars
4.-00 (If) MOVIE
• • ,,.. "Nothing Pereonar
( 1979) Ooneld Suthet'land
Suianne Sommer• A P<•I·
ty, blonde l8W)'8f l'MllPI •
dedicated con..,,,allonlat
in Illa "Seve TN Seals"
camoalnn 'PG'
(S)MoW * •. ,.. "How l o BNI TIMI
High Coat 01 LIYtng"
( 1979) Suun Sllr>t J-.
Jeasice Lange No longer
•ble 10 keep up with Inna·
!Ion, th••• Or•gon
houMWIVM tum to larceny
10 bllance their l>Udgela.
'PG'
9MOVIE * * "TM Vl911o<" ( 19781
M414 Ferrar. John Hutton.
Ar> enclent atranget from a
distant geluy COfnM to
Earth to ct.troy en evtl &-
y.-r-otd glf1 wtlO " ,,...
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Jimmie Rodgers hits the comeback trail with a smile
By MICHAEL DOUGAN
Of .. OMly ...... aa..H
Jimmie Rodgers, he or "Honeycomb" fame, is
hltUna t he comebtack tratl 1&rter a personal
diuster followed by eight years In retirement. It
won't be an eu.sy road to take -he's got a whole
new generation lo woo but Rodgers' current
stint in Orange County proves tht he has the talent,
the stamina and, most important, the patience to
reclaim his niche as a popular folk-pop artist.
Rodgers, appearing at the Kona Hawaii in
Santa Ana through Dec. 6, is an easy-going,
amiable performer with a personality as warm,
soft and companionable as his voice. He is so
relaxed on stage that we almost expect bl m to take
off his shoes and recline on throw pillows.
<Indeed, on his opening night Rodgers raised a
tuxedo trouser leg lo reveal his ··cowboy boots.
s weat socks and heir" and spent much or the show
seated casually on the edge of the stage. I
Rodgers act is a delicate blend of his own cla~sjc material and ··toaners" rrom other a rtists,
although the a rrangements on these dilrer vastly
from the originals
'"Faithless Love," popularized by Linda
Rondstat. is de·energized, rendered into a moody.
sensitive ballad. ··Old Man River" comes across a.s a snappy, uptempo bit of jazz. And Rodgers'
rend1t1on of ··Just A Closer Walk With Thee"
moves beyond that songs' jazz.blues roots into the
r ealm of country rock; it's the most unusual
version or ··closer Walk" you'll ever hear. And it's
not half-bad.
Rodgers was breaking in a ne w back-up group
on opening night two trumpets, guitar, bass,
piano and drums -and the timing was a little
rough, though not d1sturb1nglyso. He came on like
a lounge singer at first. not his style at all, but
quickly picked up the accoustic guitar to become
Jimmie Rodgers. lb.e Folk Singer , and his show
c limbed steadily uphill.
The crowd responded best lo Rodgers'
requisite inclusions of his old hits: "Honeycomb,''
"Secretly, .. "It's Over." "Kisses Sweeter Than
Wine ." But Rodgers was equally impressive when
he moved to piano for !>entimental rendering of
One for the Road."
Age has brought some subtle changes to the
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It's been almost eight years to the day since
the incident that altered the hJ&hly·popular singers
llte . While driving through Granada Hills on Dec.
1. 1973, Rodgers was a topped by an off ·duty
policeman on suspicion of drunken driving Two
other officers arr I ved at the site and what
happened next r emains a matte r of conjecture.
Rodgers was found some time later lying
alongside the road. with a severe head injury.
The officers who a bandoned him there say he
rell, but lnvestlaators round evidence of an
ultercalion. Althoul(h Rodgers won ta $200,000
ist'ltlement from the city of Los Angeles, physical
Injury the itnd resultant emotional trutJma brou1ht
a hall to his career.
But aU that's behind him now ltt> reportedly
avoids d1scuss1on of the episode and, 1f there's any
residue of animosity in hi m . 1t certainly isn't
evident. He's a meticulously 11lcu!>ant man. And a
fine entertainer. to boot Rodgns· return to sho•
business 1s a welcome event
Loni Anderson a s a corn-fed s inger
By JERR Y BUCK widow u11d needed the money They sold
,.,. , • ...,1s1eawr1t.. Prohibition booze and bought off the polic~.
LOS ANGELES -Lon i Anderson 1n "She '!> the kind or c·h<.lracter J play," the
··Sizzle"' is a corn.red, bright-eyed girl from i.ictress said, ·a swcl'l girl who had to deal with
Nebraska who quickly loses her Innocence among lhl' lime~ ·· She s u1d her grandmother . Hazel
Chicago's bootleggers and emerges as a speakea!>y Kallin. 1s now 83. and s till live!> in St Paul.
songstress in the style of Texas Guinan ··sizzle, .. which ABC will broadcast Sunday ·· H !>omeone rubbed thl' cl:tnce hall she'd jump
night. is a gangster movie right out or the 1930s · in her car ;.ind take off after them:· said Misa
tough-talking · hoods. bl azing machine guns, Anderson "ll"l> hard to 1mai.i 1ne now. because
Clappers. jazz. speakeasies and Prohibition booze s hc"s my i.wcet grandmothc1 She"s a woman I've
And it was produced with a lot of style and p1zzaz. admire<! since I \\-a~ a little ~1rl She has drive and
Miss Anderson stars as Juhe Davis. who slamin;.i und gut!>··
overcomes several setbacks to become a ··sizzle·· also ~t ars .John Forsythe as the
speakeasy entectajner in the style of Texas mobster boss. Lcshl' Uggams as the chorus girl,
Guinan. the nightclub star of the 1920s whose llo) Th1nnc!> as Lhe G Man. Richard Lynch as the
catchphrase was ··Hello, suckers!" t.•nfo r ccr and Mi c hael Goodwin as Julie's
fol k singer with the winning smile Ills hair is ··1 really based Julie on my grandmother," boyfriend
t mged with gray and his voice no longer slips Miss Anderson said during a rehearsal break from Miss Anderson said producer Aaron Spelling
easily into the upper registers where 1t once dwelt her starring role as J ennifer. m cas· ··wKRP 10 h;.id had the script ror s ome time. but had never
so comfortably I Even what Rodgers call!> ··My Cincinnati." bee n able tu get the right star for Lhe story, at the
only hit in eight years·· the commercial that In an upcoming episode of ··wKRP," Pa.\ right time
goes "'Uh-Oh. Sphugetti-os" is slightly beyond his O'Brien plays "The Colonel," one of her new ··Aaron saw me m a ·Love Boal" in which 1
reach now.1 But his sound 1s no less pleasing and. boyfriends ··Jennifer dales only rich men." Miss pla) ed a double role,' s he ~;.i1d · Ac·tually, I was
especially on the softer ballads. it's downright Anderson said. ··Pat and l had worked together on the same person pretendini: to be twn people. I
lovely Add to that his generous sense of humor stage, and when the part came up 1 asked for was the movie star who wa!> tough· and hardened
and unaffected eh arm and you've got a show that's him ." and I was her secretary who was gentle and sweet.
downright delightful. She turned her attention back to ··s izz le." ThO!>t! were the quahl1l'' Aaron was looking
Rodgers said he 's been workmg on his re·entry ··During Prohibition. my grandmother was a for.· thc actres!> !>aid. · som<·o ne who could go
to s how business for about a year. drawing good school teacher by day a nd at night she r an an from being sweet tu being hard She said she saw
reviews in places like Las Vegas and New illegal dance hall in St. Paul, Minn. She was a her character changing 1n three different stages. ~~__;:'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
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Cons. .. 11tty, EVHY ITEM IM
OUI STOCK Is ....... sty Price
Slashed for 9UICK and
POSITIVE DISPOSAL!
BOYS 11LEVIS" LADIES PANTS
O.P. SOCKS ..... co~. WCJ bel1. .tc. ' ' C H I M I H D I F I l • • '
Sb•12to 14.2'*J~s. "HITIAHIA," "HITT," "IOSI
HIPS." Tll• "ff'f letHt stylet
Rs•CJ1. Psri12.00$8 88 :i:;.~t11t'!::· 1!:~ •. ·'j:!: Reg. $2.00.$4.00 pr.
30%0ff
MEXICAN
BONCHOS
Reg. S I 9 .88
only 59.98
All Sina
MENS
a e ce e bniwd ....._,,... ..... ~le••·
.+c .. .tc. Sbn l /4 to 15/16 . .f
Re9.'S 1.3.50 s9 88 "::;.,79:.s.rglo Volnt•." Sale Pnce e "C1Mml11 D• F•r."
FLOJOS
IRubber Sandals I
RecJ. $4.98
How
53.98
,
Reg. $34. 95-$38.95
Mow
526.88
&
521.88
LADIES
SWIMWEAR
UNDERWEAR All Sim "ISLAHD WIAlt," ••11ttTT,"
"JOCllY" boura, brl•h, t----------t wStllDO."....,.,todllKllldH ..
t-tllir+t, 1M611 IMr+s, .+c. tbH 21 •• croclMtl, llllWt, I & 2 plKo
to 40, 5-M-l·JL ENTIRE STOCl GIRLS .tc,..,hlwa2~•·
HOW AT
Y3 OFF
IAJI Stores Except
Jacks #11
BLOUSES
&TOPS
"O.P .. " "Llgtit111!19 Iott" & _.,
i----------1 o4Mrt.
Men's & Boys' .
BRAND NAME
SWIMSUITS
"O.P .," "Offshore,"
"9ulclcsil•er," "G&S" &
IJoclll 112 Ofllyl
GIRLS PANTS
"lobbl• lrooti1." "OI~" "'W ...
s..t''
50%off
I J oclu 1' II 011fy I
All
Men's & Women's
Girls' & Boys'
O .P., lo",
& many others.
SKI
~--------t many more.
"CHIMIH DI Fltt" lltlTI AHIA"
"LIVIS" n...,. art al brmtd Hw,
"ff'f lot.st 1tytft .ct c°'°'' hi
shH 1 to 14. ENTlltl STOCl JACKETS MENS PANTS
D~ss and Casual
"I l ITT AHIA" "A MG ILS
FLIGHT" "UYISw "MOVIH OH"
20%off
"0'." H"9f M4Ktloa, "•'Y leM"t t---~~-""""'r:~.:------t
1tylo1, 11•••tt colora, l11clti«M1 S -OJI
,olyHtort, cordlllroy1, de11IM1, "OP" ..,,,.,..d ..... i--. .+c. Sot•.
clle<h, ,..__, 111lhu21 to JI. W ALKILIG JlwCJo9r~ "
1r011Hdov•"" SHORTS
Reg. to;
s21.oo SA 88 Sal• Price ~ 7 •
All bre11d 11•w. letHt atylu,
._ .. poly/cottott cordwoy Ill •
blcJ ••rffoty of co6on. IBn I I to
JI
;;~::; s 14 88 ::!.s' s 11 88 Sale Price • S 16.50
Sole Price •
:;~:o~ $ 19 88 Men's $ 12 Sale Price e Req.
lAll Stornl S 17 .00 . . e
t
Re9. S29.88
Now
ALL
SWEATSHIRTS
Sizes S-M-L-XL
Men's & Wo....n'1
loys' & Girls'
Y3
OFF
"O P " ''UCJI t Ing Iott " • ., I ii •
IN SULA TED SKI
VESTS
'"ACIFtC TRAIL" Do-..ct poty
ffl Mlf"" C .... H 'llHh lft .. •l&H,
-·· ledlH, cMldt.
Y3 Price
Tllls Is HOT. repHt HOT just
another Christmas Cleoronce!
This Is an all-out •ffort to
dispose of approximately
SI ,000,000 In retail in .. ntory ..
• Utterly re9ardleu of cost of
loss incurred! The finest
merchandise of its kind that
money can buy ... to be sold
and 1acrifind at an frocffOft of
the normal retail price! If you
are In the market fOf' items of
thl1 kind ... NOW IS THE TIME!
THIS IS THE PLACE!!
JACK'S #I OML Y -
WETSUIT SALE:
-ONE WEEK OHL Y -
ONE WEEK
OllLYI
Hurry for Christmas
Bar9ains!
Special Group
L.D. 3
SPRING SUITS
O'Neill, Animal Skin, Seal Tape.
All Full-Length with Full-slHns.
Reg.$155
Mow
5 129.88
L.O. 3-All colors & sites
Reg. SI 59.95
Now
Reg. $ I I 9. 9 S
Mow
581.88
WINTl;R
SPRING
LONG-SLEEVED
Reg. $94.95
Mow
5 139.95 574.95
Winter Sun-
All Colors & Sins
Reg. $129.95
Short-Sleeved
Reg. $84.95
Now Mow
5 109.88 564.95
SPECIAL GROUP:
WETSUITS BY BODY GLOVE
Yi OFF Sea Suits
(Limited Selection)
STORE
HOURS
SUM DAY I 0:00 A.M. • 6:00 P .M.
DAILY 8:30 A.M. • 8:00 P.M.
I
Oranae Coast OAJL Y PILOT/S1turd1v, Novembtr 28, 1•t
THE
fAMIL''
CIRCl'8
by 811 Keane
"Why don't cords hove any princenn?"
~:\R~ADl'KE by Brad Anderson
"That's flne ... now lift the other end ... "
. {HAVIN(• llVFO AlCllJf F('lf;:
HEY. THl5 15 RfAl NICE l' OVfR THRFf YEA"~
RANDAL L' THIS 15 M()Rf THAN l'VE BECOME OUllf
A COTTAGE' YOt• LIVINC~ HERE Al.l Plt(li::!CIENT AS A
e,y YOUR~LF? WHO ('(l(lK!;I CHEF I
FOR YOU " ,...__,, ......... _,_
'ACROSS 53 Charge
56 Second·
1 Recession hddle Abbr
6 Buffet 57 Catch
10 Bygone 60 -Mother•
'' MeJroc unol 62 Mel fare
15 Getman ~ Missing
hllf 65 Hatr1Ck
16 Prtp<>smon 66 Distance
t 7 Ht<angue un.ts
18 "Down· 67 Petitions
Under 68 Frtme
20 'T6mmyrol" 69 loud cries
21 V'*8n1e
product DOWN
23 Larlla
2• Smolie 1 Boor
25 Deal 2 11•"'" money ~.-..
26 Occurrence 3 Stele
JO EJttr11ct 4 Ren Into 25 5Mef
3' OU 5 Ollenure 26 Key
35 Sp11eres 6 Halflela 27 Racllel
37 Ne911lve 7 USSR river 28 Madwort
38 Sptawls 8 "The -of 29 Stlln
39loater Love" 31 Pi.cee
41 Adjtltant 9 T lflff 32 USMA
42 Llltet 10 Ex.lleutted 1ludent
43 OltnbflnO 1 1 PtN native 33 Ogl9rt
911"' 12 ~for 3' Porglel
u time Of ~ Old °' youno 40 OIOOUle
.. leld coet 13 ~ 41 Pfteent
41Mlt'*1• tt~ -....: 50 Old of,_. 22 Mi t.tw1 2..,,.
52 Cfudt cupe l' Tr• 43 OOUflOd
opera
45 BOdy
structure
47 Conli<Ms
49 9lg fOll•
51 O.saolves
53 Tools
$4 -En·ltl
55 SI• on a die se Region
57 Dungeon
58 USSR city
59 Fret l!c*et
11 llfor•
1'3o-1
BIGGt:ORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
"I see you got up on the wrong side of the bed
again."
-c~
'Su?i 1 WAS L1&rEN1~ ro Yai 1 r JUST
WASN'T PAYIN' ANY Al'T"GVliON •
I OOK. I KN('W THE fWO (If Y(lll
WANT TON' C'VfR THE S<'RIPT
FC'"-TClMC'Rl'.0W'5 5H00TINu•
WHY DON'T I WAIT IN THE
1.ll~llARY WHILf
YOll DO THAT ?
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
.. 1ID H.ATE IO PAY
FOR ,ALL 1~ESE BEERS
,AND NOT BE
AWA'rt:f. TO
ENJoY 1EM.
PfANllTI
SHOE
GOROO
TO 6ET UP IN nE MIDOLE OF 'THE Nl6MT, AMP TAKE A llANm OJT
TO A F«E£ZIH6 FRIEND-
IRMA---YOU
KNOW THAT PIE
RECIPE YOU _ _...,
GAVE ME?
DRV 1:-
CLIRTAINS!
WE DR/t.11< TO /.JVE,
a.JOOV! .
IT1S A'WFUL---
DID I DO
SOMETHING
WRONG?
15 A.\RT
OF n-lc
/AJ!= IAJ ITE's
OIVll-JE PL.AAJr •
f'l'~K \' "l~KERBEt\~
STAIE 15 Bl.E55ED wrrH A
REAU.<.i GOOD~ !Ac.Kl£
TMl6 4EAR.,KEl-rn ...
ANO lHA'f'5 AN Ex-TREMElY
OIFflWk.I ft61nO~ 70 ~ !
FOR •ETTER OR Fea WO RI£
~UL.'tl-ERES
ASl~FUU.a=
~O'ER~
ANO M\CHRElS
Dfa'PEt> HIS
SKR'tES
~HIS
OACKET\N
"k.HPU..
E~ltro<. ~eR£(8SIJFF1b
~UP.
t
by Charles M. Schulz
NOTMIN6, UNLESS, IN
vov~ Sl.EEl'Y COHOITIOH,
VOV Pl.ACE IT ON
TME Wf«>H6 END !
by Tom K. Ryan
r:veN IF I ro 1l-f INK rT1S
SIL.I.. 'f 10 URIVE AU. 1Hase
COINS CLEAR "tJ KANSAS
,-OEJ~Ml~V.
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ernie Bushm1ller
1 WAS JUST
CHECKING IT OUT---
IT WAS A'w'FUL
WHEN l MADE IT,
TOO
by Gus Arriola
by Tom Bat1uk
by Kevin Fagan
OIO "f()J fVr MoNf, 'i Ofll 1° ~ ,..._ _ __, f~U. £.AME
~IN,QM>?
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Novombor 28, 1981 C$
OU EE NIE Aides cause red faces
·-f~~ 11-28
Loose lips, wrongdoing bring presi dents embarrassment
W AS II I N G T 0 N \ I\ P l 1' h e pt: r s o n 1t 1
peradlllos, 1nt.lct1crellons, loose hpt1 and, on
occu1on. outright wron 11do1ng or presidential
aides hove lonJ( brought t:mburasism ent lo their
bos i.es
Hurry Truman hud Harry Vaughn. Dwight
F;il>enhowcr h 1t1 She rman Adams, Lyndon Johmson
his Walter J enk1ns, Gerold Ford his Eurl Butz and
Jimmy Carter h is Rert l.on cc and Peter Bourne .
And now, Ro nald Reaga11 hus David Stockman
und Richard Alle n. ,
Stockmun, the Heugun ad ministration's whiz
kid and twud or Its Offire of Manage men t a nd
Budget. was rt-prlmundt?d by Reagan because hi:
(•011fidt•t.I lo a reporh•r his skep ticism about the
eC'onurna· µro1o1rum for which ht! was the sales
munaRet
who l)l,'rVt-d U8 l''ord'b c hief or swrr Things thut
would be o r nb-.olulc ly no consequ~nn· In •another
~t·lttnli( take on ire11t con!H:qut•m·ci. over lht"n.· You
n1•\'t'r l'ttll tell who' KOtnR Lo t>tnbarn&n vou
H 1t werl· lllmply ' Eurl n ut1, traveler on 1.111
Utrplunc leltln g a bub joke lt'S no 1treol thing,"
(;ht·ncy !\aid .. But if (t 's l'.:url Butz, secretary of
agriculture, lt'x big ncwis "
Whether through missteps, slips or the Up or
t he acrepl a n ce o f g ilts, the b e h a v i or o f
p residentia l aides has produced headlines.
T h e late Muj. Gen. Harry Va ughn, Tru man 's
military aide, got an icy r ecep tion fro m Congress
Mtcr he ucc·epted seve n deep freezers rr om a
perfurnl' concern S herm an /\d a m s, Eisenho wer's
right hand man, n•s igned after troublc came
lt(ift ·wrapped 111 a S69 v icunu coat.
Waller J e nkin!>, a top aide to Johnxon for two
dt•c adcs, wus ddroc:kcd ut tht' YMCA and Butz lo1>t
hrs footing 111 ;J n olJ,ct'nt.· rattal JOkc
l'ICTITIOUI IUl lNIH N-a '1ATIMI NT flte 1.itt•~t Per\Ofl\ art 001111
h•fMtt f} ILACit li'OOL OH ' GAS 011e Newport Pie<• S..110 ftll N•WPOtl
... (I\ (etllOtnl• '16'0
JOllll J Htydon, '" WtrDltl Ctr<le A,..,,..,.. ce111or111etJ101
11-rl \leler 1* .,_,t ltl\htl Ntwpofl IN•<ll CelllOrnte tl...O Jefnt> ~ McO.., l)A ~Ille Alie
~*OU"• hll<.11, CaHIOtllla t1'JI Rltharo I fle111, •Ot• K•lelle, l.•O<Mt lff<ll, Calltornta ,_,,
Th lt 111/\IMU It CO<\ducttO DY • """'•d per.,,.,..,,lp, RICllerO &. rt ... 1 ll>h •lat.....,.t Wit llle<t with,,,.
C911n1y ''"' 01 Or11n~ Govllly Oii OctoDtr lt. •'Ill MCOll & 'AUL, INC,
att.•M'fl e11..tw Me111t1ec~•..,. ll9t., levt11t111'-
0M Ne._t l'lllCt , St1lht 7M Ntw,.,. ltacr., c.111..-1111 .,_
ITATl.Ml lff 01' WllNO•AWAL ,.OM l'AUNIUHI" OH•ATINO UWOI• l'ICTITIOUI aUllNI U NAME
Th• fol-•"' --"'"···-·-., • v•n•'•' o•''"•' ,,.,-,. '"• pert11•ftn111 OP•r•llng unOtr tltf
flt lll•out Ov'i"•'' "•m• of "OUCIAMY TAil S Avt([ •t J)O
Ne•PO" Ii.a N,...PO<, ,..., " c • n .. ,
Tft• flctlllO'il\ OU•lne'' "•me
''''''"'"',.. ,,,. ~''""""'P wu 111_. .,, O.o~ h , IMO tft 111e County 01 ~ellte Tiit 11111 --..,d •dO<nt Of lne P•"on wltlldfewlng " ROlll RT A1,,l~N Hit.I., Ill l 100 P•rk Orive Nt•Hll ltecll, C• .,_,
RODtt'I All'°" Hiii
111 ~ICIO P•1~ O;i., Newport 8o•<h CA •l .. 3
"""'° l'UDll~l\e4 Or~ Cool Delly Piiot N41v 1 t, 21, 11, OH ), '"' •9'711
''"..,• PUIUC NOTICE Pul>tlilled Or•not CoeU Delly PllOI. l------------Nov 14, 21, U, Dae •. '"' •9') 11
PUIUC NOTICE
"CTn1oui •UllNlH NAMe STATt:MeHT
T ft• tot1ow 1nQ oer \On ' do6nQ tK.l.tlntH•I
N~UMf i.OTICl OF SAL(
01' RllAL PROl'lRT\'
•1 PlltYAli. SALt No Al .....
In 1n. 'wot'•4J' <.wrt of \IW !.l•f"' ul
l •l•furn1" fe>t Hw (.ou'•ty uf Or•n'J'I
In IF\• ~UN ot ltw f ·•-t• Of t..•••~O
Mu •ff rt y '"'••w.u
"I'm here' Brang on the coffee. hold lhe cream
the sugar and the 'I wasn't hired to make coerce·
looks "
i\lil'n, the pr•t·s1dent 's national security
adv 1:.er . 1:. under J ui.l1t·c Department 111 vcst1gation
for at't'l'pl1ng St,0()(1 in cash fro m two Japanese
journal1:.ts who intc:n 1ewed Nuncy Reagan a day
ufler her husbant.I was inaugurated. Alle n s aid he
put the Sl,000, amended 1ts an honor arium . an u
safe ancl then forgot ubout 1t ror eight months
Though loose hp:. may s ink s hips, onlv one
s hip ol .,tale has bcl'n cap:.m:d by them •
Rl(·hard 1\t Nixon was rorC'ed lo re1>1gn and 12
of his aides landed 111 1u1I ove1 the Watcri~ate
scandal that s pread rroni whul the Wh1ll• House
ins 1s lt.<il \\as no more thun a lt11rd rate liurglar)
J\mong rc('l'nl pre:-.idents. only .John r Ke nnedy
cs('aped somewhat un-.t•athcd
Be rl Lann· llad 1111> vanoui. bank uvcrt.lr<1fts
that got covc:rcd and Dr Peter Bourne. the White
I louse narcotrc: ... <1d1 tsl•r. was turned upside do" n
b~ prescnpllon-. for a drug thut turns down into
up
llam1llo11 JMdan. l 'Jrtcr's !>Wff t•href. la:.ll'd
through his b<1!.s a1lm1111stral1on. but onh a rter lht•
Whitt· llou-.c 1ss111'tl a 33 pugc..• rev<;,, on an
:.ti I cg al 111 n l h u I h l' l' x IH' rt or<• t t· d on .II)
unfortunutt• puh pal ron J crt•.un and /\ man.·tto
t'lllll'OCllOrt
FORRE!>T Atl A Wttll1>11 l>ervoc• FOR REST MS(l(••lt\ J~t NOwpOf I Blvd S..11e 101 N••Pofl 11.,t<lt C• n .. 1
l'orrf'\I II Nt. (v•>1on 10 .. '>o• Cove L •no c. ... t• Mt>i• CA •au
NUt1c~ 1\ t\•trC..r yivtn lh•t lhc uno• ,,,..,,.,_, .-.111 Mofl au 1-·r•w••• Mtt•
t<> Int t-uorv•·\I .-"'o '*'' ll•cto.t \ub1H 1
·V tut,luf• ... hon Ctt '-A•U ~•0. l.e>urt
Uf'I "' 41h·' U\tt .ih d.I) o• lJMftfhC.-t
, ,.. I di tr. "lftO ()f f-Uf'\\. & ihlllt t•n
A11u"".., .. 1 't111111o IUll ~, • .,,1t11•
4v .. nu.. • IUf>. tJU('n• J••r • ta.um.,. Ot
V' dh4.j• \t.tlt Of l llllfO, '''* •II It•• t14nt l•th •ria 1n t.,.1• \I vt ,.,.u
U• c • .,.,..., "' ttw ,.,, ... ut o-•ln Ano ,, 1 "'' , •'I''' Ml• "'"'" 1nt•tf\f '"•I h••
rulUC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOU5 aUSINISS '9CTITIOU5 a USINES.S NAMI STATIMENT NAME STATEMENT
n us bvt1n~, '' tono"• t•d bv ,.,, lndlVidu•I
F0tt,.,I A Mc.CUt\ton
n'H\ ll•tHrWnt ..... , ldf'(J w1lh th•
Countv (lf't\ ot Or•nQ-t (nvnty nn
NOvf'''°""'' 17 1'91
Fltt.41t .. ,,,.,, "' w"" tkc.••...,d rM\ •'""'''"" PuOh\t'le'd Ot""(Jif' lf-Mt\I D.ai1., P1101 ta ~'"'* f1HU~ ut l11w Uf uft._.twn1• otn.•1 Tne following ~"o"' are clO•nv Tno to11owl1>11 .,.rM>n I• OOinQ OU» W\lnusu ne"u
(e l CALIFORNIA/COLORADO BUSH STREET PARTNERSHIP. TAX PLAN NING SEMINAR, lbl ljQt VO••, -JIMJ, "'•,.Pott bUCll,
CALIF,/COLO TAX PLANNING L•lllornt,.V1ltOll SEMINAR 1301 Oo•• SlrHI Sul .. 1'0 R•nd•ll Euo•nt TrlDOlel 11 NewPOr't ~•<II CA 92114() · ' Herltege, lrvlne, C•lllornl• 9271i ROBERT 'E COLE .,,, B•r 1 Tllh butlneu i. conducteo bv •
Herbor Orlv•. Hu1>llngton Btetll, CA I <Tiiied P•~~~,~·:.i,Pt. Ir tbl~I
Likl· R 1.·agan s l'urrenl prc)bJems with
Stoekm<.111 <ind Allen. mos l or h11> predecessors'
troubles with their J1des involvt·d what might be
<'t1n s1dcrcd relaltvl·ly s mall potal~s
Nom•thelcss, a small potato can hurl 1r it's hot
:\nil 1l 1·an be µart1tularly embarrassing ir you're
se11t1:d :.it tht· he<.1d table and lhe eves of t-vt>rv11ne
Hep .lurnt'b R .JtHws, Johnson 's <rppo1ntment:.
s1•c·rclary and 110" u Dcmonat1t t•ongre!>sman
Imm Oklahoma, a greed with ChcnPv thut lhl·
C'ondut'l 11f pre!)1tltontiul a ldt's 1s par<Ht;ounl to un
udmtn1st1 atwn
Nov .... lt 79 Dfi \. 1441 ... 11 It '"·"' "' ,,, .U'lt11t100 "' lh~I 01 \41d
Ott• r••\ft). •l th• tlfm tit a. Alh, 1n 41t1lf
--------------111 fl l fht tPll.JH• ••<ti LHUJ.Hllffr
P'U8llC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAMI STATEMENT
'-ilv~h·O 1n tht ''"m' Qt(,l(;r •h·U "'tr• of
M1\\1nn V••1u. lwnly ul (,.U@tl(lt \ltJh
"' l A•1rorntA l'f'ff•fOI~''" o.!\Crttwa .n
h1lluw , ft> wit '
An L.t1\tJn1t10tOot)t rinlt 1nh•t•>1111
'4. "on1KJ1•·1,11u111•Vt11'u1\llO o• .,Mt TMt UettmeM WH llleo Wllll t .... Tl•I• llu,lneu I> conducted llY •n 1" County Clerk ol Or•noe County on dlvldu•I No,..mbotr,. , .. , Robert E Cole · l'l7~ Tlllt •tet•mtnl wH !lled with ,,.,. Publl•lled O••~ Coa\I Dolly Ptlo1, County Clerk ot Or.tnge COunly on Nov 21, 21, O.c 5, U, 1M1 ~Hit
Nov "· 1't 1
tn the room ~1n· t:luc d to you ·
'The de~rCl• or publtC' scrutiny
e normous, ' s a1tl Hep R1c h<rrd Chcnc~'. t•an be
R Wyo
A higher SIJ nd:.ird IS t'XJlt'C'lE'd ol 11ubl1<·
ul'ftl·1als and nghtl~· so," Jmws 'o<Jld A 101 •1f
publ1C' 11lf1e1ah have· <11rr1nllt\ mak1n~ that
lrans1l11111 or rt•t·ogn111ng that "hal thn .,a, or do
ts no longer Jud ged b\ thl· 'tandurd nt·xt door ·
fl'tf lollowloo p.,1on~ 11trt' dolnQ ou,•n•n .,. (el CAN AM ~ITN E!>S (DI
CUSTOM LE ... !>E !>YSTE MS, JOSO Oe1mltr Road, S.nl• "'"•· C.A 91/0S CASA LEASI NG, INC a
C•llforn1• t0tPof"•lion ~O D•1mter
Ro•O. Sant• Ana CA 9110~
P•tct1I I ~1t11f Nu Jlf Uti lot I Of
I 1 '" f ,.,.U 01.JU ( U.ifll V (JI CJt G•tyt 'llllll
QI~ t)lift,HflhJ .\ µt t "•#iJI l,_I (}tc.)tcJ 111
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Put>llW>eo Orenge C.Oeu Otllv Puo1
Nov 11. 21, Dec '· n. t .. I ~•1 1--------------1
IWUC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS a USINES5 NAME STATEMENT The tollowl110 ~rson• ere 001ng ""''"'" .. HEROLD S OESIGN n Monl1<4'IO Co<qn• Oel Mar. C.ltlornla t2'1S Jim F HtrelO ,, MonllCllO Co<ot\lJ del Mer C.lllornta 9M.JS
0.tlfltS L HerolO, •• HlJ-.-lr¥1ne, C.lllorn1a '171'
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T1111 stetement ••• 111eo ""'" 111o C.0Un1y Clerk ol Or ""O• Couruy on Or t-rn,1 .. 1
l'ICTITIOUS aUSI NESS NAM( STATEMENT
T ,.. fol low 1n9 eter \On) •r~ dOtnQ
l>Ullntu •• INTERNAT IONAL HAIR
CONCEPTS, tSlol Gotn•ra Hunt •1>111on Buell. CA t2M7 ROBERT J WALKER 17161 CllePO•r•I lane Huntt"91on Buch
CA'1 ... • CATHY M WALIC ER tn&I CMp Ht•• L ane .-.unt1n9ton 6t•<" O .,....
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dlw10U•I ROOtrl J W•l~er
Th" \l•IPtn•'" wiH t••Pd ••tn tt. Counly Cler~ 01 O••no~ eo..n1v on No• 1• , .. , Fln.74 F17'1"3 PullUSNd 0<1"9" CoHI 0.lly Piiot. Publt\hed Or•"O" CO•\t 0.1ly Ptlol Nov 21, 2t, Dec S, 12, 1 .. 1 Sl~l1 NO¥ 11, 11. 0.c S 12, 1911 ~11
PUIUC MOOCE
FICTITIOUS aUSI NEU NAME STATEMENT , "" ,..,... "',,. ""''""" .. SECURI TV •LERT JSIJt 9Utft
Ao•O (..,l\U4rn0 &..•<" C•lltorn1• ~.,.
S..cur1ty W•1<n fn<.. • C•utorn1•
<orpor•t;on ••10 •~ntO• CMmNt1
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l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAMe STATEMe NT
l ht f0Uowtn9 o.r,on' art dOit\O
b\llfnt\I ·~ VALLEY ENGINEE'RING 000 Revt,. Clrtlt Fountain V•tto. Celllornl• t2708 Gtrvn. Rl<llard Wtn\ 000 llho~
Clr<tt . FOunt•I" V•ll•Y Cal1fotnla tt70I 0#"•_.. ·-Wlm KM v ... 11. Granot L-S.acll. Ce1t1orn1• QI~
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l'a''l'tl •''"" •m \1111·mhi·1 NOTICE OF DEATH OF ruauc NOncE
2,1 . 1!1>11 al h1' ~ l''1tlt•n1·t• in M A R y E U S T A C E
{ ""l·• ~lt·s.i t J Ill' "J~ SAM PSON aka MARYE NO TICE. OF DEAT H O F
Thh bu\1nt\S '' ronduueo t>~ • ('otpo•euon CA!.A LEASING. I NC
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l'ICTITIOUS aUSI NESS NAME STATEMENT
Trte fotlow1nv ~''0"' •re doing
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C•n~ (ommun.c•t.oni '"'' C• Celirorno• <O<PO<•ltonl ~I~. CO•f
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ftf'3!tur•t r rU\ 'if•fPU'IMI W4t\ lilf'O wit" tn ..
C ount't Ct•'" oT Or fin~ County on NO~ttf'twr ~ l98t
Thh \l•tt'mf'lf\t wa\ fllt-O WUI\ IP\t
Counc.,. Cltr• of Or•nQ«' COYnh' on Nov •. 1~1 If. t>ll111d l tt"'IC-..'0'
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PUIUC NOTIE
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NO• 1• 11 29, DK S 1~1 4"• 81 Coun1, Cltr~ 01 Oranllt' County on kUbl k I HL1r. I I k
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FICTITIOUS IUSINIESS N4Ml STATEMENT
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OYS•nt n ., tNVESTOllS MOTEL SAlE!> 1)01
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MUC MOTICE
FllMSt PuOh•neo Or•noo Co.o•I 0•1l1 Piiot
NOV 1 U 11 21, t'ltl •'fOt 11
ruauc NOTICE
FICTITIOU$ aUStN[H NAME STATl:f>HHT
But"• P•n., C.A tOolO ~ wtJh ,hlr<J C> ·'"'1' l w;t VA••• • •vf r-.o\I 11 lb(>.~ -' l"'lfl l'WOI
PUlllC MOncE
Tho lollO•ln9 person• ere oolng N~ ~fttH.. NOTICE 01' S•LE I t> EASTLAICE PLA NNE D OF'IEALPllOPEAT'r
CO MM UN! TY IOI EA!>TL A .. E •1 PRIVATE SALE COMMUNITY ICI EASlLA>t,E LANO Ht A.,_
OEVELOPME'NT tdl EASTLAKE In lftt ~"°' C.OU<I 01 "'• \i•i. "' CE>jl ER. lt l EA!>TLAICE BUSI NE SS ._,.1.1o•n1,. tor tl'tt t O..nly "' °'""~ 1n CENTER,'" EASTLAKE BUSINESS ,,,. Men ... o• ,,,.. E>l•I• "' ""'"'0 PARt< IQI EASTLAitE OFFICE Mtletlr .. O+o .. ,.o
CENTER 1111 EA!>TLAl(E OFFIC E 11oo111~ " rw ,.,,. 11'"'" lh"I tft•
PARK, flt EASTLAKE Jf(MNl(AL ""°"'"'~ Wtlt W'I' JI •. ,. ...... )•••
PARt<. 111 EASTLAKE TECHNICAL lo lh• "'~'•no o.-\1 b•OU• r \vl>1,..1
C E N T E A. f • ) E AST L A I( E to "unt1tnM1111on or W•O )U(Jrlr, •CH 1 """ I N 0 us TR I AL c ENT E R I I I on O• ...... ti.. Ith ""' OI l>r• ....... , EASTLAKE INDUSTRIAL PAR!( 1%1 <ti,,..... Olh\I ol fontt .. ~ ,,,.,
l ml EASTLAICE MEOIC AL A11u ........ 1.4 .. IJUll ~··"'"" ,.., C ENTER I n I EASTLAKE • 10. !I-I'••~ (.ountr 01 0••"11' "CTITIOUS IUSINlSS !> H 0 Pp I ioj G CE N T E R t 0 I ~t•I• ol l•hl0tn1.1 "" tllt flQllt 1•11•
NAME STATIEMENT E•STLAICE EMPLOVMENT PARI( ""0 '"''"~" ........ a Of'\u ... 0 •• '"' Tit• following PP<\on Ii doing IPI EASTLAKE CONOOMINIUMS, tom• ..,1 ONln ..,.., •ii'"" •otJf't htl•
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1t'll0rom 11f lh1• t'nltt·ll St:.tll'' M IN ISTER ESTATE NO. 0 F p E T I T I O N T O
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAM( STATEMENT
ft\f' followino o•r\On\ art
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REALTY NETWORK, 1113 B••er EAST LAKE APARTMENT!>. 1\1 llC'l'd"<lll.t\,,.,Qu•.,·Ob•09'r•lt<tfl0t Slrtel Sull• E CMI• MtH, C4111ornla EAST LAKE EST AT ES , t l I ,_., 01 ullltt"''" <>I""' 1>111n ,,, on Ooong .,.,. E • s T LA K E R E Al T y . ( .. I •cJ01l1on tu 11~11 Of •••n n. "••ell •• "" Solt9uard Proptrtln, Ilic, 1113, EA!>TLAl(E HOMES, (•I EA!>TLAK E lt111~ ot Clt'~tn on dno 10 all I~ 1 t•l•"• Bott Sl•HI, S..ilt E, Co.ta Mt w, SHORES,fwl EASTLAKE PLANNEO ••fl propptty "'u"l•O on 1no ,.,,,0,,,1•9?•1' E M PLOYMENT (EN r ER. c •) vn1n101w,dhO ., ..... ,,, M1\\;1\ll'I Vtt'JO
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Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pactl1c V1Pw Or1vl'
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1\rm1• 1f111111i.: \\urtrl \\,11 II A·t1l164. ADMINISTER EST ATE
11 1· ' ., 1 ' ,. ti .1! 11 1 h 1· T 0 a 1 1 h e i r s . N O A 111234.
\mphih11111 ' li.il'1111 beneficia r ies creditors lo all heirs
B,1tt ... il1on 1.111h lh1· i.1nk ot and contlngent'creditors of be11£•l1(1ar 1e~ .. c reditors
ht ~('fl!i•.1.111 I It· ,., 'un 111·d Mar y Euslace Sampson <1nd (Onl1ngent creditors of
fl\ h" ln1.•nl! "1ft• Iii •tll!l'I and persons who ma be l honias Kalkbrenner and
f<tflo, 111 <11"."1 "'''J. CJ. l. o therw ise interested i~the P('r '>On'> who may be
"'"' 111.11111 111"1·' :lk'·'· l j will and/or estate. otherw ise interestea in the
TOM R•C ttAIRSIYl(S. 719 f
lltn Slrttl <.001~ ~•• CA 97611 Tom Gold •Ht R••• Ono HunllnQ!on &.ach, C • ., ... MolMICt Cell, "6 c.11~11ne Sl•Ht Nf"'Por1 Bea<lt, (A 92 ... 3
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toroor•fkw\ Pt•i• New pcrt &teer\, C•H,orn'• D4rtuvftttly '''''~ r1\lt'u 4\ tOllOw~ ~teouerd Properllts. Inc "'"° 10 w•I L•rry E WtlcllmMI, IS IAREI MEREOV RfGISTEREO LOI II'" Ir••• r.o ,..,, ............ p CN•IFl ..... ct•IOO!ur BY THE FOLLOWING rNO•O•l)•t•buo• , .. p_,.,,,,,.,.,Qfl
Tit!\ •C•lt,.,,..,l was '""' Wlllt Ille CAD ILLAC FAIRVIEW HOMES )"'"""""" M• ... tlldhC•OU\ M•"""
County Ct•r .. of Or•n~ Counly on WEST. • Gtnt,.•• P•ttntrshlp "~' utt1u ol ,,...,. lC'Juf1ly l-ftc.0H1er .,.,
frfov J "" comprised of Ca tlforn1a cor~•ltOtt\ V• AniJt lovnh 10111 Aw•·f\•OJ ~~10
, 11JM4 to •II M•~\1on v•~10 <_t i.tut,,,,.
·' n rt < h 1 1... 11111 Ion n r A petition has been filed will ano or estate 1 """ .ili.r \\ "'h111l'1011 •1 by Hetty S. Lar kin In the A PPt1t1on has been tiled
tlJt11o:ht1•1 lolti· ti Jilin of Super ior Court o l Orange by Jerry C Ayers 1n the
'''"' 1>•111 lli•.u·h. ·1 ;111tl I County reques t 1ng that ~upc•rior C.ourt 01 Orange
i.:r.inill-hiftfl1•11 °'1'11 t•f'l> '""Hetty S. Larkin be ap-County r Pques11ng that
ht hi·ftl "'~ \l on<l.i1 po i nt e d as p e r sonal J<>rrv C Aye r s be
Publlt.hltd <>~91 Coe1• D•Uit Piiot, W ILLIAM tv. INC t(alifor,_1• '"'""H\ ot '4tl• t"'"' 1tt 10.,.,1u11uon. •
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Publl"""' Or•noir Co.it 0.11, P1tol NtwPOr18Mth,CA'2MO .... , or O••I I.,, df'CI O•l•rtff
No• U 11 11 0ec S.1'111 ..... •llLJC II""( DANIEL ti, INC 1cal1 lor~1• •••O•nt•O by not• •ctu••O b• rv '"' < oroor•UonJ 11 Corpor.iett Pl••• 1Mcu1 QdQt O• t t U\I lJf'tO on tftr
"'IUC -TICE Now Port e.aoi, CA t2...0 O•OP\"I It loO loOIO )I.WO lo...,~ ....... ,.,, "" l'ICT ITIOUS aUSINESS C A 0 I l l A C "'1n D•O
'1111·mhi·1 .Ill 1~1>11 .it representative to ad-app().lnled as personal Ns-m tt '> 1111 I' \I 11 I ( l'ICTITIOUS I USINESS ~ ·'' ·" 111r •• 11.1n mrnister the estate of rep re '>l' n I a I 1 v e t o NAMESTATiMENT
l'h.qH•I "'lh k1·1 C'huc·k Mary Eustace Sampson dOn11 n1ster the Pslate of Tnt •011ow1ng perwn• ••• 001n11 "°'''h 11( lh" t'.t11.ir1 (under the Independent lhomas 1<.atkbrenner buStnHs .. th I"" \ Ad ''t t fEtt TARN UT ZERHAMllTO N ·'Ii l' .~ .1 n t .1 , n a m1n1s ra ion o s a es c under the lnoepenaent 1.E'AS1NG COMPANY 1"s 11•011111 1111111.111111! Th,·r1· \.\ill l>t' Acl).Thepetitron 1ssetfor Adm1nt':>trat1on of E!>tates A••nue.F-200 Cast•Me••C••1u•
p111.11 .. rnil11.11, r1h·-•Hid hearing in Dept. No. 3 at A(t) lhepetition 1s SPI for John w H•m•••on nu R.0M11
11111•1 m1·111 .11 H111 n11l1• 700 Civic Center Drive, heartng 1n Dept ... 0 . 3 al '""'""~ F-200 c. ... ,.,,.. ... c • .,.,.
W C . Sa ,, Byron M Te•nutttr fruilet 19U :'\;_1(11111.11 ('•·nll'll'I\ e s t, in the 1tyof nta 700 C1v1c Cente r Drive, Rto1>111Avttnuo."100 co.t•Mtow.
U111·1,1'1t• 1'.1 :-01·111tl'" Ana , Cati forn i a on Vves t, in the c.1ty of Santa ca,,.,.
11ncl1·1 lhL· tliit•c·tion <,f December 16, 1981at 9:30 Ana. (alitorniaon I.Jee. 23 Thi• buslneu is conautled o1 •
I I I 9tnere1 -'""""'P la1 Hlr .. 1w11 Mo11111 01111· a .m . 1981at9 30A.M. John W Hamt1101>
M111111al\ 111 ('11\IJ Mc·sa IF YOU OBJECT to the IF YOU OBJECl 10 the "'" 1te1M>tn1 w•• llled wit~ 1ne
:i·lll ;,~!'Joil granting of the petition, qranting of the petition County Clorh oi Orenoe County on
Tl't• tollowltt; orrsoni ,.,1 dol"Q CC•llfornl• cOf'por•tton) 1100 We\t ••II CM. •fl<tn1fl"O ,., """' ••~•rW110 01t1H
N4NIESTATEMENT FAIRV IEW CALI FOii,. iA, INC I B•a•.,, ollt•• lo <> on ""'"'II~""
bu$l"-H ., Artesia 8out•••rd Compton CA t0110 .tt •nw-ttn .. Aflt r ,,_ hr')I OVbht.4hOlf
THREE Js DRYWALL 17• Mont fltlJ lluslnf'\s •s condutlfd Dy • n~ .. or •no O.~· CS.It ot \Al• v ..... Cotle ~ .. C41ll0tn1• t2621 goner.ti paNl'ler\ltip u•l•O lft•\ ·~,. o .. v of •·o'""'"' r
JostPll J Vel""h 174 Monlt VISI• OM11tl L Lint '""' Casie MtSll. C.llfOf"'" t2U7, ExtcU11•t Vic. PrHldfnl Jemu N Sl11<1lt, 11001 OcfMI Front Tll11 Sleltme<>t .... ltled with Ille NtwPOrt Beech •C Calllornte ., .. ), C0<.111!1 Cltrt Or-Cou11t, on Nov s
JemH W Ole•• 110 E 1•111 Sl,.tl '"' Cott• ,,_.,._ Oilltornle, t?U7
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Publls...., Oranoo C.0.\1 Oe1ly Pllol, *1 St•n""' A•t., • T1tl1 llu•lness 11 tonducled by • 0""trel Pttll\eUltlp No• I, 14, 21, zt, 1'111 OOJ 11 1 !lu~n.o !'er• C• 'llH>lo
Joe V•'""" r1111 suotemenc wet fllf!d "''"' ,,_ Coun11 Cltrk ol Orenge County on
Nov ), 1'111 1------------1'175'1 Pvllllslled Orange Coe\! Delly Pllol Nov. I, 14, ll, 11, 1"1 4'21_.
NS..MMt ORANGE COUNTY M U N ICl~A l COV•T
f'uDll\ltt'O °'""Of'(. 0.\1 0•1ly l'tlOt No• II, 711. ~ o1 1"91 )JOI e1
PUIUC NOTICE
644 2700
Of:RIEG you Should ~ither ap pear you ~houlo e ither appear Jiovomi.r 12 ,,..1 1'17MU
M ,\It(; AH ET M A tt y at the h~aring and state at !he hearing and s tate Publlshttd Or•nlll' Co••• O•llv Pilot ------------
IH; 1< 1 r.:;1;. a n•sidMtl 111 your ob1ect ton s or file your ob•ect ions or Iii« No• u,11,11.0.. s 1"'' ,.,111 PUil.iC NOTICE
H•lllM>• JUDICIAL DISTlltlCT 4601 Jemllw" a1vd., N•wlll0f1 ... er.. C4lltoM1la tJMO PLAINTIFI'
N~_,..,
NOTICE OF SALl OF REAL PROPERTT •T PlllVUl SAL(
McCO.MIQ MOUUA•IES
Laquna BPach
494 9415
LaQuna Hills
768·09JJ
San Juan Cap1c;trano
495·1776
HAalO. UW~MT. OllVf
Mortuary • Cerre 1erv
Crematory
1625 Gisler A .. e
Costa Mesa
$40 5554
f'fUICI H OTHHS
llU. H04DWAY
MOHU4U
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
ULTZIHGllON
SMfTM & TUTHILL
WISTCLW CHAf'I L. 421 E 17th St
Costa Mesa e,~937 ,
N1·wport l4'•11rh. <:a Stw "''" written objections with lhe written obiections with the ------------
horn 111 llrfl.,h1ll. Sl'ollancl court before the hearing. cour l belore the hearing PUIUC NOTIE '~~~~!:~~·:NE:s
Jfltf 1·:1m1· 111 AllH'I l('J '" Your a p pearance rnav be YOlll appearance may be Tiit lollowl"O Pt•Un Is doing
1915 Slw wa' Jll J l'll\I' in per son or by your al-1 n per'.>on or by your "CT1T1oosaus1NEU bu•lntnu
nll'mlw1 HI Our Lad\ 111 Ml torney. attorney. NAME STUEMINT 8 s R SECURIT"f COMPANY, uo I F Y O U A R E A Tht followlrtQ r>erM>nt •re doing Wtsl OrengetllOt~ • 1•, Pl .. entla, l'Jrnwl l':.trt!>h she w.i., a I F Y 0 U A R E A buSlnous C•lllornle 92670
m(·mh1·1 ur the Womrn'<, ~RE DITO~ o r a cont· (. k E: DI 1 O R o r a RILEY ERI CKSON NO 1, wu Ronald Vtffl*ll w1001,,~. ''° we11
Gu1td nn<l tht• Allar Soc1<'l\ rngent cred itor of the de· contingent credrlor o f the Btrc11 Strut. Ntwoor1 Buch ~;,~,=~~!~,:e • 1•, Plut nlla.
She ,., sun 1v..-l1 b\ her cea.sed, you must file your oecea'.>ed, you m ust Ille ce1t~,~~.~e::'rio Rll•v. 1.,., M•w r1111 tiut1""' 1, conc1vt1ec1 Dy •n
bel•)vt.'1.1 hu.,hund Leo Jame' claim w it h the cou rt or your Claim with the court or1ve.vme P•".C4111..,n1 .. ,"' •no""°""'
l>trt1.'J!. Sr an<l her ln1 ini:: presen t It l<? the per;;onal or present 1 l l o 1 h e Ru-11 R1c11era Er•oton 11u1 R°""ld Y wi911tns
C'htldren Milri.?an•t ,\nn representative ~ppornted personal re presentative ~':;t•r 11-. V•ll• Per1'. ce111ornt• co:~·:. "c~::-=: ;;:!,.;.:!~0:::1"y t:
O ' l'I ahcrl \ ol ~t·w µorl b y the court within foor appointed by the courl T111s D•111rwu is conoutted Dy • No•'·'"'
Uc.1l'h. t'a and Leo James ~nlhs from the date of w1h1n four month s from oene••1PMtne"1111! 1'17MM
l)("rlcg. J r ur Morma del first ' lssua.nce of letters a s the date Of f irs t issuance J Patrkk Rll•Y N:.u~f.'~ .• ,,°!.M199, 1'111C.O.•I Oel1y,~·1,· prov id ed tn Section 700 of Tllh •t•t-•41' "'"' with lltt • -.,..... Rr' \u 13 jlrandchtldren of letters as provided in County c,.,, ot Or.tnoe COullty °" ------------,tncf 2 1:11.'JIJ?rnnctrh11dre11 the P rob a t e Code of Section700of the Probale 0c101111ru.1'111
Abo sur viving are 2 srstds ~allfornla. The ti~ for (.ode of California. 1 h e "1~
l\11th1m nt• 0 Nt1ll or OranJ?e. filing c lalm s w lll not ex-time for filing claims will lj:,,u~,~~:.~s~: °""'.:_~~i ---,.-,-CT-1T1_ou_•_•_u_s_1N-.-,-s--
Cu 11011 ,\11n1• ('oc·hrun ot plre prior to fo ur months not expire prior to lour MAMI STATEM•NT
S<·nl Reurh. t'u . 1 hrothl'I' :~~~oW~e~~t~~~-tt~ hear-months .from !he aate of Pit.JC llTICE .,.,~~~.~0~!-•no "'"°"• •r• doing
.John D1um11 11tl or l.11 YOU M AY E XAM INE the hearing noticed above. IAI SUR, ANO SANO MOTEL.,
l'l l'M'l'nln, ru Tlil' ((ol~ the file ke r,t by t"A (""'rt YOU MAY EXAM IN E l'ICTITIOUSIUSINISS 1111 TOWERS AHTAUllANT, (Cl f{oson II I)( It d .... vv • the file kept by t he cou t NAMI STAT9MI NT llOAll OWALI( Rl!STAUllANT, uu , , wi ' r~c e 111 If you are nterested In the If · . . r · Th• 10110.1119 11erson 1, do1119 Soulll Coei1 Hflll••Y. u..-.. •<h, 7 3 O I M on F r 111 a~ . estate you may flle a re· -rou are rnterested in the bu•lneu es c.i1torn11ms1
Nol'ember 27. t911t nt Our quest ~Ith the court to re-est ate, you may f ile a HAI AU TO 1100Y coH cor,;'.,~.~~~1~»~"~~,:.~!11~;~: l.u<J~· of Mt C11rmc1 Ct•thollc ce lve special notice of the request with the court to ~~~~~~~ :~~:.T~•~• s~';·,,~~ 0,, .... , SM oi.... CA11torn•• •m•
C'hurt'h , M41 WN11 Balbou Inventory of estate Ind of receive special notice of StrH t,SMIC•A11•,CJ11ilom•a •ne» T111• Dll•'" .. ' 11 cot1dutted 11y •
Hl\·d .. Newport. Beu{'h. Cu the petition s a ccounts and the Invent or y of estate c11unoT1W111v11,9012 wntMer•t. urPM•llon
Mass or t hl' Rcsurrect1011 reports desc ribed In Sec· assets and of the petit ions, s.n1une, eat11orn•ettm J ~~=~t~'"' .. 11 .... .,.
"'" be held ut 9·30 AM on t I 0 n 1200 • 5 of t h e accounts. and repo rts ,,.J1~11~,:.•1nn• "<Olld11Ct.a 11, •n her•'""
• 11turdAy, Novem~r 28. 1981 California Prob ate Code. described tn Se~tlon 1200.5 0-0 TIWlll v., fill• •IAt-• ... "'"' wltll t ....
111 9: 30 AM on Saturd11~·, James L. Aubel, Jr. of the California Probate r1111 ""-' wet "'• wtth 1119 co11111y c1.,11 .i o. ..... Ct111tty .,,
,..C:l llOTHIH Nol'cmh(or 28. 1981 ot Our 3432 Via Opol10 Co0de. 1 ~:~:~,,;·~.:,' Oranoe CoYntY on Oct°"" a ""r11._
SMITHS' MOln'VMT Lady or Mt. C11rmel Cotholk Ntwpor1 Bt•ch Qt '26'> av d S. o.tt y, Attorney ""'" , ..... ,...._ SJ10STH111oa
827 M11n St Church. lntcrm nt ervlce11 (714) 673..t142· at Law, I ISS Civic Center U• °'"'"" MI M•1UOM
.._,,nUnQton BHcn followed tmmrdl9tel} at Published Orenge Coast D rive, West, Sant• Ana, ~,!::!t°,~ar='\n .,.,.u .... ".,.'cai••l,.••..,•••::"..,'1:.-..,..,._._
536-6539 Good hepher<J C'rm C'lrn. Dilly Pilot Nov 21 22 28 C~ 92701 t,,(114) '34.-6607. s..otu ...,CAnnt '"D1elit,CMlfw'llletn • ... ------------"'. lfuntinf(lon Beach. ("a · 19815124-8{ ' ' ' ' Hov"~':~o.c"'!f9.1~~~"' PllOI, ,._,DI,.,.., 0r.,,.. eoett 0.11, '''°t """'"'"' Or1111t CMt1 o.u, "llet, ,., Hh , U, JI, 11, Otc. ), 1•1 ~I NtV Y, 1•, '1, a. t•t ftl1 .. I
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INTE RNATIONAL BAY CLUBS, INC. d bl• BALBOA 8AV <'.l ue Of FENOANT STEPH EN L. LUCAS SUMMONS
CASIE NUMal!• 4«1'41 NOTICE! y.., ..... -..., '-· 0.. c ... 11 mey llKltle ~Ml YMI with""
, ... , ... , ... -d ""'"s y ... r"_.i wlUllft JD .. ,._ RN<I lM lftlwmat1911 ........
II you wtlll to -,,,. lldvlce of en •ll0tnty In lhh mlJlltr. you Sllould 00 io 11romplly so lhlll vour •rlllen rt111onw, II Mil', ""'Y lie meo on llmt
AVISOt UJi..1 ... tlee ---Iii l•l-...-W<Wlr c..,tra Uf
ti• e11fle11cl• • me., .. •"• Ud. rw-d• Millt"O .. >I .... LH 1•
flllw tTIK len -r.itW. SI U•lfd-.Clllcher ti <onMfO de un •llo9edo tn nit Hunto, dellerla
h•cerlo tnmed,•t•m•nlt, d• '''• men••• . .., ASPUHle H<rll•, ,, hlly •lgune, 1111tClt Hr re9lt lr•O• • llttTIPO
I TO THE OEFENO"NT A tlvll complelflt lies l>ttn llltd by ll>t Plalnllfl .aoelntl you. It you wl\/I 10 ct.lend lllls •-II. vou m11tl, wlCllln
Jt d•Yl efler 11111 summoM I• M rv.0
on YOll, Ill• with tlll• 'ourt • wrlll•n ,.~ .. lo Ille COmplelnl. Unit" YOU oo JO, your Cleleull w111 bt • .,,...., on
IPPllctllon Of lilt Pl•lntlll, Ind 1111• c-o..rt may M itt • lvovn-t •11•11111 you lor "" rtllef M l'NlllllN 111 "" complelnl, wille r. ould rHwll 111 oar11lthm1nt ...... ,, ltklllt of monty or prOjllltty or otlffr rJll!.I reciu•tl.O 111 ll'e c.,,...•1111 Oel9d AUOllM U, 1911 J,,....,_,
C'lor1I .,.s-............
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1411VMai.C....... .... hO Ot~•t• ,...., ... ~ c.... Oellt .. .. Hoo, U, JI, a 1>9t. t. 1'11 .... ,
NoA l-
fn lhr ~up(_'t1or (ourt ol tttto St•t" at
(.,.11totn1•, tor tht County 01 OrM!Qf
tn tn~ M.41Ut' o• ll't-l''"'" ot ~•MO
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unOtt\tonf'(I Wiii "f'll •• Pr IW4'if .. )41"
lo tnt n1QrW-\t aM be'\t b100t r 'ubit«t
lo <Onfit""'hon Of W•O SVC>C.'t liJt <..oun on or •tltr ""' 8111 CS.• 01 o.<tm0t1
1911 •• lftt Ofht• ol font•' Yw•tr•n,
Attor n•Y\ •• l •• 1011 ~t•nton A•tnut •'°'> e ....... l>•r•. C.ounty of Ot•nq~ Stllh' of C..allfornut All ,,_.
rtght l•tl• •no '"'''•'t ot ,••o Cle<te~ •I tr. """' Of 0.•111 .tno all
IN rtoN. en~ .,., '"'"'•'• "'"' ,,,,. est.le OI '*'° Ol'<ta.td IMI• atQutt•O
Df 0Ptr•tt0n 0 h•Wt Of o,,,_.,.IM' Oltwf
th•n Ot In <lddfOOft to th•t of WiO
CW<•a....O, •t tht llmt of Ot•IF\. 1n .ano
to •II 1t\t c~rt•ln r••• pro~rty
sllue190 '" '"" untt>corpor•lt<I ••N ol MtHIOll Yi..io. Counly"' Orenoo, St••• ~t CalllO•"'•· per11c .. 1arly dHcttllto •• lollow1, 10-.. 11 '" unc11v1oed one·halt 1111ere•I 1n Loi •t of T•4<t No •..c> *'
!Mr map •Kor-1n -1•1, ~· ~ lo U OI MIK-elleneou• M<lll\ In ll'lt
01110 01 '"" C.ounty l!tcoroar ot Ore11ot County. • more comtn0nly
~nown •t 7tJ1t Camino Adelento, MIUIOll \/NljO, C.ltlornlt
T•rm\ Of MIO <••11111 lawtul -· Ol tM United $1ettt Oii C0ttl1N'll11tlon Of ••••. or parl ~••" .,.., llt la11<• evlelt llCt el llY llOtt 1ec11•1• oy MorlO•tt or 1 •tlll 0.•f 011 ,,,. pro,..tty M Miid .,,_OOI .... OltiOtl ... •111111111,
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Seturday, November 28. 1981
'
•
lJnited Way is more than just a fund drive. It's people giving, working, helping
... and that feels good!
... doing things for others all year long
Whether it's a reassuring voice on a crisis hotline, research to fight catastro phic disease. or day care for working
mothers ---we all need a hand sooner or later. It's nice to know someone is there when you need them.
Aclopd-
Chlldren' s Home Sooety of California 542-1147
Holy FamUy Services . .. . .. ..... 835.5551
AlcollloU.• aa4 Dne Att._
Alpha Center. Inc .... . 993-4400
Center for CreallVe Altemanves . 642-0377
Community Counseling
Center ................................. 831-0616 493.7333
Concilio of Orange County . .. . .. . . . . 54 7 -0729
Am Step House of Orange County . .. . 631 -9802
Family Smnce Assoaation . ..... .. 838-7377 GaJY Center .. .. .......... ................. . 87()..6755
National Council on Alcoholism 835-3830
The Salvation Army .. . . .. . .. . ... . .. . .. .. 778-5460
Straight Talk CHnlc . . . . .. .. . .. . 828-2000
The Villa .... . 558-9807 542-2732
YWCA Central Orange County .. . 633-4950
Clilld aad s"°-A"-
Alpha Center. Inc .. . . . . .. .. ..... ...... . 993-4400
Child Guidance Center. Inc . 871-9264
Children's Home Society of Califomwi ...... 542-1147
Chlldrens Hospital of Los Angeles ....... 2131669-2308
Chlldrens HosplUil of Orange
County ..... .. ...................... 997 3000 Ext 241
Family Service Association ... .. ... . .. .. ~-7377
Gary Center .. . .......... .. .............. 870-6755
Girts' Club of Nonh Orange County .... 522·3153
Holy Family SeMCes ....... . ............. . . 835-5551
Laguna Beach Free Clime ........... 494-0761 546-3715
The People's Clinic .... . . ... ........... . . 542-3981
Pnde Development Counol Inc 543-2528
YMCA Orange Coast . . .. .......... 642-9990
YWCA Centnl Orange County . 633-4950
Clilld Cara
,. American Cancer Sooety
(for cancer victims and familial 752-8600
Children's Home Society of Cahfomla ...... 542·1147
Concilio of Orange County .................. 547-0729
El Modena Community Cenler . . .. .... . .. • 532-3452
A SH · Harbof Area ..... ... . . 64Ui060
Good Neighbor Child Care
Center ........................ .. ..... 836 7660 836-6531
Pride Development Councll. Inc ........... 543-2528
The Salviltlon Army ............................... 778-5460
Services for the Blind. Inc ...................... 541-3354
YMCA • An11he1m Family . ... .. ....... 635-9622
YMCA of Orange County 542-3511
YMCA · North Orange County ......... •• 879·9622
YMCA · Orange ............................... 633·9622
YMCA · Orange Coast . .. . . ................... 642-9990
YWCA · Cenlrlll Orange County .......... . 633-4950
YWCA Nonh Orange County . ......... 871-4488
YWCA ·South Orange County ............... 542-3577
eo-..u .. for ........ _ ... , .......... . ar.. ..
Alpha C~nter Inc .....
• American Cancer Sooety . * Amencan Hean Associabon . .. .. . . .. . . ..
* Americ:.an Lung Associabon of Orange
993-4400
. 752-8600
547.3001
County ........................................... 835.5864
• Americ:.an Red Cross .... .. ...... .. .............. 835-5381
Assessment and Treatment Sel'\lke
Center ........................................... 549·1814
Boy's Club of Buena Park ....................... 522· 7259
Boy's Club of the Harbor Area ................. 642-8372
Boy's and Girl's Clubs of La Habra ..... 2131 694-1805
Boy's Club of Tustin ................. 838·5223 838-3054
•Catholic Community Agmc:ks .................. 542-6778
Center for Crtallw Altemallws ................ 642-0377
Child Guldancce Center of Orange
County ................................................ 646-7733
Children's Home Society of California ....... 542-1147
CUnlca De Salud Ment.111 ........................ 751-1060
Community Counseling
Center .................................... 831-0616 493-7333
El Modena Community Center ................. 532-3452
family Servke Association ....................... 838-7377
Free Cbnlc of Orange County . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . ... 956-1900
Fr1endly Center. Inc ............................... 771-5300
Gaiy Centef ........................................ 870-6755
Jewish Family Service ............................. 537-4980
Laguna Beach Free Clinic ........... 494·0761 546-3715
National Coundl on Alcoholism ................ 835-l830
Orange County Assoculoon lor ReUirded
Citizens ......
The Ptople's Clink ......... ..
• Rehabilitation lnsbtute of Orange County
The Salvilbon Anny
The Salvation Anny SeMCe ExtenS10n
Services for !he Bllnd. Inc . . .
Speech and Language Development
738 3972
542 3981
633 7400
778 5460
898 9332
541 3354
Center . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . . .. .. . . .. 821 ·3620
Straight Talk Ctinkl . . . .. .. .. • . .. .. . . 828 2000
Tniwlen Aid Society 213 432 3485
YMCA Orange . . 633 9622
YMCA · Orange Coast . . .... . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. 642 9990
YWC>. ·North Orange County ............. 871 4488
Em•e••cwfoo4aa4._.....
Alpha <:en1er. Inc . 993 4400 * Ammcan Red Cross .. 835 5381
•Catholic Community l'gel'lC1eS 542 6778
Community Counseling Center &11 0616 493 7333
El Modene Community Center 532 -3452
FlSH Harbof Area 642 6060
Fncnd)y Center 77 I 5300
Luthmln Sooal SeNICes !Chnsban Temporary
Housing Facility) . . . . 534 6450
The Salvation Anny . . 778 5460
The Salvation Army Servxe Exten~ 898 9332
Southwest M1nonty f.conomlC Development
AssoculllOn . . 547 4073
b.36 4173
')42 3511
Travelers Aid Society
YMCA of Orange County
Em~-·Senk-• Amencan Cancer Sooety
Coodtio of Orange County
El Modena Community Center
• Goodwlll Industries of Orilnge County
Orange County Assoelaboo
for Retarded Cit!Lens
752 8600
547 0729
532 3452
547 6301
738 3972
837 7280
547 4073
633.4950
871 4488
542 3577
Saddleback Community Enterpnses
Southwest Mmonty Econo1mc
Development Association . . . . .
YWCA Central Orange County
YWCA Nonh Orange County
YWCA · South Orange County
Youth Employment SeMCe • • .. . 642 0474
Haa4kappe4Senlc-
• American C.Sncer Society
• Amencan Lung ~ial>On
of Orange County . . . . ..
Boy·s Club of Buena Park ......
Goodwlll Industries of Orange County
Pride Development Council. Inc .
Providence Speech and Heanng
752 8600 '
835.5804
. ... 522 7259
547 6301
... 543 2528
Center . . . . .. ... .. .. ... . .. .. .. 639-4990 543 4822
•Rehabilitation Institute of Orange County . 633 7400
Saddleback Community Enterprises .......... 837 · 7280
Services for the Blind, Inc . . . .. .. 541 3354
Speech and Language Development
Center . 821 3620
• United Cerebral Palsy Assoclllbon
of Orange County. Inc .......... . . ...... 546·5760
YMCA of Orange County ..... . • ...... 542 3511
YMCA North Orange County ........... 879-9622
....... E411Ca .... * American ~ncer S«lety ...... 752-8600
• American Heart Association ................... 547-3001
Thanks to you
• Amencan Lung Assoc:1abon
of Oronge County * Amencan Red Cross
Amencan Social Health
Assoaabon
Boy. s Club of Placenoa
Boy s Club of T uson
Center for Creaove Ahemat111es
ChUdrens Hosp11al of
Orange County
Free ClmK of Orange Countv
Gary Center
Girf s Club of SanUI Ana
Laguna Beach Free Chnle ...
Na110n11I Council on Akohohsm
Orange County AssoclabOn
for Ment41 Health
835 58t>4
835 5:~1
415 321 51 S4
528 8140
f!J8 5223 8&I 30">4
t>42 0377
Qq7 1000 Lu 241
956 1900
870 b755
549 2051
494 0761 546 3715
835.3830
547 755<.J
Speech and langul)9(' CA>velopment
Centei 821 3620
536 2&81
542 3511
879 %22
633 %22
642 9990
633 4950
871 448H
542 3577
United States L1fesavmg
Associa t>on •
YMCA of Orange County
YMCA Nonh Orange Countv
YMCA Orange
YMCA Orange Coa§I
YWCA Central Orc1nge <.ounl\i
YWCA Nonh Orange Countv
YWCA South Orange C:.ounl'\I
Ho•• HaaJdi Cara
V1S1ong Nurse Assoc1a11on
of Orange County 9n 1212
H-11tta1e ••4 HeaJt• CU.le.
• Amencan Red Cross
Boy s Club of Buena Park
Childrens Hospital
of Los Angeles
Chlldrens Hos1>1tal of
Orange County
Concilio of Orange Counl'\I
El Modena Community Center
Free Chmc o( Orange County
Gary Center ..
Laguna Beach Free Chm<
Orthop11ed1C Hospi1al
PrOVldence Speech and
Hearing Center . . ..
835·53HI
522 7251)
213 609 2JOR
C)q7 lOOO Ext 24 I
547.0729
532 J452
956 190CI
870 6755
494 0761 546 3715
213 742 1300
. .. 639 4990 543 4822
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Boy' s Club of Placenba S28·8140
542 6778
547 0729
870.6755
537 4980
• Catholic Community Agencies .......
Concilio of Orange County
Gary Center .
Jewish Family SeMCe
hakw Clda ... Senk••
Abrazar . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . .. , • .. .. . 893 3581
• American Cancer Society • .. .. .. . .. 752 8600
*American Red Cross . 835 5381
Boy·s Club of Placenba . . . • 528 8140
Center for Creative Altemabves .. ... 642 0377
Concilio of Orange County . . . . 547-0729
El Modena Community Center . 532 3452
Family S.!Vlce Association . 838 7377
ASH · Harbor Area .... ......... . 642-6060
Friendly Cenler. Inc . 771-5300
Jewbh Family Service . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... 537 4980
Laguna Beach Free Clinic ....... 494·0761 546-3715
. ttworks •••
IUI All. .OF US Unlbed Yllly
of Orange County NtS
The People ~ Clinic
Pnde Development Council Im
• Rehab1l11.aoon lns111u1e ol
Or11nge County
The !:>alvabon Army
The Salvaoon Army SeMce f.,.tension
Southwest M1nonty Economic
D.-velopmenl Associaoon
Vnlunteer Bureau of Nonh
Orange Counl'\I
YMCA Anaheim Family
YM( A Nonh Orange County
YMCA Orange
542-3981
543·2528
633 7400
778·5460
898 9332
547 4073
526 3301
b35 9622
879 9622
633-9622
YWCA Cenrral Orange County
YWCA North Orange Counry
YWCA South Orange County
.......... 633.4950
8714488
542-3Sn
hrvtcae for lltlllt•'ll Pneo•••I ••d
Dapeadeau
* Amencan Red Cross .
Anaheim SeNICemen s Center
ln1erla11h ServKemen s Cente1
835 5381
635 0540
492 1814
Un11ed SeMce Organll.llOons
Inc !USO) 202 H62 071)0
Semc-fo r Tra••l-te
Commumry Counseling
Center
FISH Harbo1 Area
Fnendly Center Inc
Laguna Beach Free Chmc
The ~alJOO Army
HJI Oblb 493-7333
t>42 6060
771 -5300
492 0761 546 3715
The ~lvanon Anny Sel'VICe E11tenS10n
The ~lvall<>n Anny
Southwest M1nonty Economic OPVelopment
Assoct.!lllon
Travt>lers Aid Society
YMCA of Orilnge County
Yo•tll1 De.alop•-• a•d Racreadoa
778 5460
546 7R80
898-9332
')47 4073
b36 41 73
542-3511
* Amencan Red Cross ... 835 5...181 * Boy ~outs of America 546 4990
Boys Club of Buena Park 522· 7259
Boys Club of CYPfes.s 527·2697
Boy sClub of fullenon 525·8241
Boy's Club of the Harbor Area .... 642·8372
Boy's Club of Laguna Beach. .. 494-2535
Boys and Girls Clubs of La· Habra 213 694 180.S
Boy s Club of Placenoa 528-8140
Boy s Club o( San1a Ana . 543. 7212
Boy s and Girl s Club of the South Coast . 492 0376
Boy·s Club of Stanton . 892·1097
Boy'~ Club of Tusnn .. 838 5223 838.3054
Camp Fire. Orilnge County Couool Ill( 838-9991
Center for Creaove Altemahves 642 0377
El Modenil Community Center 532-3452
Friendly Center Inc . . 771 -5300 * Girl Scout Council of Orange County 979. 7900
Girl Seoul Council Spanish Trails 632-2518
Girl's Club ol che Hi1rbor Area 642·7181
Girl's Club of Laguna 494-7630
Girls Club of Nonh Orange County 522-3153
G1rfs Club of Santa Ana .. 549 2051
Los Ali1m11os Youth Center Inc . 827 9010
Orange County Assoaal!on for Retarded
C111zens . . . .. . . .. 738-3972
The Salvation Army . . 778·5460
The Salvation Anny ............................ 546. 7880
The Salvation Army Service Extension . . 898·9332
Services for the Blind. Inc . . .. . .. ... .. . . . 541 ·3354
Souchwest Minonty Economic Development 547-4073
Association .. .. .. ...
Stanton Athletic Club • . .. ............... 543.9793
YMCA -Anaheim Family ..................... 635·9622
YMCA of Orange County .... . .. ....... .. 542-3511
YMCA · Nonh Orange County . . . ... . .... . . 879-9622
YMCA Orange .. . ... .. . . .. . .. .. . .. • 633-9622
YMCA · Orange Coast ......................... 642-9990
YWCA -Central Orange County .............. 633-4950
YWCA -North Orange County ................ 871-4488
YWCA South Orange Councy ................ 542-3577
Youth Employment SeMce ... .............. 642-0474
Vol.8teer ..... ••
Volunta.ry Action Center ............ 953.5757 855-6n2
Volunteer Burau of N0t1h
Orange County . .... .. ... .. ... . . . ... ... ... • .. 526-3301
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Your Unl~d W1y atft "Will lllppon the effona or thb
11cncy. On111111l<>f11 pledpd to a pennettllMOCiMe art
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 28, 1981
Louie Fanouy makes hasty treat from falling Douglas fir. Loggers cut down trees that were cooked in place by super-heated winds following Mount St. Helens eruption
'Land of standing dead' cleaned up
TOUTLE, Was h. (AP1 They call 1t the land or the
standing dead -the gray and ghostly upper Green River
Valley where men like Louie Fanouy make their living
falling a nd bucking the old growth timber
With 6-foot chain saws, ax and wedge they attack the
giant Douglas fir that survived the eruption or Mount ~·
Helens May 18, 1980, but were cooked in place by tl1l
super-heated winds that followed
The mountain Isn't visible from where the loggl.
work. It's about 14 miles away. up and over a line or
ridges.
Just as t he 100-Coot snags left standing ha n a
nickname, so does the timber blown down by ~he eruption
It's called dead and down, and this time of vear th~ a 11
that coats everything 1s ver y slippery
.. After 35 years in the woods I neve r thought I w., ..... 1
have to tackle something as nasty as this ," says FanouJ
54. "It's one headache after another."
Fanouy hangs onto his chain saw as it nps into a tree
812 feet thick. His partner stands b.> making sure that the
cut is true.
"Normall y, not too many things get the better of me ,"
he says of his fears about the volcano. "I'm scared or
getting fried."
His partner. Bill LeMond, 32. has spent 10 years lll
these woods, but he's had enough.
"I think l'll try something else, something that pays
better." he says.
,.,..,.....,._
Logger Danouy replaces chain in his 6-foot saw, which he and partner Bill LeMond use with ax and wedge to cut down giant Douglas fir . Logs are loaded on t railer for shipment.
Just as JOO-f oot snags Left standing after the eruption. have their nickname, standing dead, so dou the timber that was blown doum. It ia called dead and down.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturdav. November 28. 1881
s. s
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success u
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Sale
Garage sales, yard sales. rummage sa~es. street sa les ... no matter what
you call them, the idea is the same -TURNING THINGS YOU NO LONGER
NEED INTO CASH . When you get tired of fighting your way into a crowded
attic or garage, or when you need a little extra cash, have a garage salef So
get into the act, clean out those unwanted items, and make money doing itl
It's fun, it's profitable, and following these 10 steps will make it simple.
Decide on dates.
Look at a calendar and set the dates and times of your
•
sale. Weekends are usually good, but many successful
sales have been held in the evening, just after work.
Check the weather forecast in the paper, and watch for
any other large event that may attract potential buyers
away, such as fairs or community events. Have your
sale run at least two days -some people may not be
able to come on any single day.
What to sell.
Everything ! That is, everything you haven 't used in the
• last year. If an item has antique value, or is brand-new,
or has unusual value, be sure to ask a healthy price for
it. Get a pad of paper and search yo ur whole house.
Look eve rywhere, and list everything.
Fvrniture. Th is is yo ur main attraction and your
best source of incc "le. Be sure to place furniture
where it can be seen from the street. Price
furniture low enough to beat auctions and
secondhand sa'~-> (check the classif ieds for
comparisons), but h igh enough so you can come
down a little when somec P shows 1n te res t.
Rockinq c hairs, che5t ot drawers. tables and
chairs are all very successful at garage sales, so
feature them in your ad.
Antiques. Smaller antiques shou ld be grouped, and
kept close at hand where you can watch and talk
about them. Nostalgia items are very popular -
display them well.
Clothin9. Make sure clothing is clean, and mark
the price way down. Put as many things as
possible on hangers. Separate kid 's things by age.
Display adult clothing by sex and age group. Low
prices are a must on clothes except tor unusual
items. which should be tagged with an
explanation (like, "hand-embroidered flowers,
dress worn by Mae West)."
Appliances. These wi II sell for a fair price only if
they work. No one wi II take your word for it. Have
an extension cord so they can be tested, or better
yet, have radios playing, old TV sets turned ori
etc. Make sure buyers understand they are sold
"as is".
Planh. These usually go fast, but keep them out of
direct sunlight. A good idea is to name your plants
before the sale (Spider Lady, Cousin Jasper,
Maggie), and write a line or two on the
name card about how to care tor them.
Write your ad.
Here is a suggested ad: "Garage Sale -desks, II aentwood rocking chair, toys, infants' clothing, 1922
Victrola in original cabinet, many gadgets, lots ot
unusual items, rock collection, plants. Refreshments, 8
a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South
Anystreet, Yourtown. Just west of Main and 2nd."
Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to list unusual
items. Be as specific as possible. Give directions if
needed. Don't use abbreviations-many people won't
bother to decipher them. CAUTION: Oon't advertise
anything you don't really have. Every item in the ad
must be on hand at the start of the sale . .
Where to advertise.
Place your ad where it will be seen by people who live
in the area -most people shop close to home. The
• Daily Pilot is read by 88,000 adults in Costa Mesa.
Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Irv ine, Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley-guaranteeing you wide
exposure. And with the Pilot, you 're not paying for
waste circulation in Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to
run your ad 3 t imes or more, and start it a few days
before the sale so bargain hunters can have plenty of
notice.
Make a sign.
To help make your sale successful, make a few signs
• from cardboard and letter with a magic marker. A good
sign size is 14" x 22".
Placing your sign.
The morning of the sale, but not before, place your
• signs. Be sure and add your address and any
directional arrows. This should be done about a half
hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where it
can be seen from both sides of the street by passing
cars and pedestrians. CAUTION : Some towns have laws
that restrict the placement and duration of garage sale
signs. Please check with your town's planning
department or clerk.
Marking prices.
Mark prices where they can be seen clearly. Office
•
supply stores have varoius sizes and colors of stickers
that work well, or you can use masking tape . However
·you mark them, make prices low. Garage sales are for
bargain hunters. Remember, whatever you can 't sell
you 'll have to drag back in the house and store again
for another year.
Serving refreshments.
This doesn 't have to cost much, and creates a friendly
• atmosphere. It also encourages people to stay longer
and perhaps buy more. You could even charge for
expensive items like donuts, or the kids could go in
business for the day, with a lemonade stand.
Display.
Make sure everything can be seen . Have card tables or
• boards used as shelves between two chairs. Don't
cause people to bend over unless you can't help it. Use
one table as a desk where you can see everything and
take money. Use only one cash box (tin cans or boxes
work fine) and make sure someone is appointed
"cashier" at all times. Arrange beforehand for a friend
who can help answer questions, relief for lunch, etc.
Check your neighbors and
friends. ·
II See if any want to join your sale. This wi II give you
someone to share expenses with and increase interest
6 4 2 5 6 7 8 in your sale. If others join you, be sure to include this in
• your ad (example: "three-family sale," "neighborhood DailJ Pilat ______ sale-"). Gr-oup s-ales a-re a 1-ot mo-re fun_. too._
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR GARAGE SALE/
~~ MAY.'. IT-BE SUCCESSFUL AND EUN/ ____ _,,, 330 w. ~ St., Co Sta Mesa, CA.
Open 8-5:30 Monday thru Friday, Saturday 8-noon.
\
Cancer fight
hopes seen
CHICAG-0 <AP> -8 tter therapy 1and earlier
dtaan<>:ies are helplnti more poUents with the 10
mo t rommon forms of cancer win their battle
with the dJaeu:se. a study says
The s tudy, by the American Colle1e of
Sur.icons. sold there wu11 improvement in the five.
year survival rult ot pnUt•nt.is with common can·
cer11 in the 10 yeua endln& ln 1979. More strikina
improvement was observed in tM survival rate of
patienl!I with less common cancers such as
leukemia end Hodgkin's disease, it said.
"Thi:; ls good news," said Or. Charles Smart,
direc;tor of the cancer d partment of the colle1e of
suraeons and a clinkal professor of sur1ery at the
University of Utah. ··1 think It's encoura1ing."
Improved therapy and earlier diagnoses were the
two main factor!! leading to the better survival
rates, he said.
"The results of the new study indicate we are
makin g good strides against common cancers and
excellent progress against rarer ones," Smart said
In the Bulletin of the American College of
Surgeons. The college is a physicians organization.
"Survival rates are more sensitive than
mortality rates in gauging improvements," he
said. "l think that what we are seeing is that bet-
ter treatment means better survival."
Physicians generally consider a patient who is
free of cancer for five years to be cured.
The study, conducted by the college's Com-
mission on Cancer. analyzed treatment and results
on 468,288 patients .
The survival rates were compared with those
found in a similar study by the National Cancers
Institute for the period 1965 through 1969 •
The changes in the five-year s urvival rates
were:
Breast cancer, 73 percent survival. up from 65
percent in 1969; lung cancer, 11 perct:nt, up from 9
percent, colon cancer. 50 percent, up from 46 ;
prostate cancer. 68 percent. up from 57: uterine
cancer, 84 percent , up from 75.
Also, bladder cancer, 70 percent. up from 62;
rectal cancer, 49 percent. up from 42; stomach
cancer. 15 percent. up from 13, invasive cervic
cancer. 65 percent up from 57. pancreatic cancer.
3 percent, up from 2 percent.
In the less-common cancers. Smart ·said, lhf'
change in the survival rates was more dramatic.
particularly among children
The five-year survival rate for patients with
acute leukemia rose from 3 percent in 1969 to 18
percent in 1979, and the survival rate for chronic
leukemia patients rose from 32 percent to 40 per-
cent.
The fi ve-year survival rate for patients with
Hodgkin'~ disease rose from 54 percent to 72 per
cent, the s tudy showed
Seniors helped
with housing
BUFFALO . NY <AP1 Juha Schick has
traded her hous ing worries for a new roof. free
rent and an extra $52 a month while launching an
experiment some say could help elderly
homeowners around the nation
.. 1 reel like queen for a day." said Mrs. Sctlick,
66. after signing the first or an expected 80 con·
tracts to be offered under the Home Equity Li ving
Plan. a nonprofit organization designed to give
house-rich, cash-poor senior citizens a chance le
profit from their equity without having lo move
from their homes .
After an appraisal. search and survey, the
participant begins receiving a monthly check,
based on the value or the home and the owner's life
expectancy. as determined by insurance industry
mortality scales. The payments continue until the
participant's death. when the house reverts to
HELP.
HELP. backed by $1 3 million in federal block
grant money, assumes all tax and insurance pay-
ments. immediately performs repairs and con-
tinues a 24-hour maintenance service.
.. Homeowners sign an agreement which al-
lows them to live in their homes as long as they
like." said HELP Director Donna Guillaume
.. They·re retaining the best parts of owning a
house the shelter portion -and they're selling
away the headaches and responsibilities ... s he
said.
·'When the participants no longer need the
house usually when they die we then market
the home to someone who will hve 1n the
neighborhood." Ms. Guillaume said. "We recoup
our investment and then can take someone else"
into the program.
Until HELP came along. Mrs. Schick she said
s he had been supporting herself -and the house
on monthly payments of $303 in social security
and a $50 pension from a department store.
"We are the demonstration project for the
country," said City Councilman Norm Bakos. who
originated the idea five years ago
Bakos got special permission Crom the U.S.
Housing and Urban Development Department to
use block grant money to set up the fund And ,
added Ms. Guillaume. "We don't have to ask for
future funding. We have it. The interest rates lo·
day are helping us . Our success is locked in ··
"It ms in exactly with President Reagan's
concept." said Bakos after Mrs Schick signed her
papers Friday.
"In all other kinds of social projects. 1f you
give money to someone who needs it , you take it
out or the pockets of someone else." Here. he ob-
served, "we 're helping them help themselves "
Bakos said he plans to spend a year or so
"working out the kinks." Then "I'm going to fly to
Was hington, hand 1t over to HUD and President
Reagan and say, 'You can, if you want to, set up·
modules all over the country.' "
Canada OKs drug
TORONTO <AP> -Canada has become the
first country to license a synt.hetic form of the
active ingredient in marijuana for use by cancer
patients to counte r t he nausea -c aused by
anti-cancer drugs, the Medical Post reported.
The Post saJd nabilone -a laboratory-made
chemicaJ similar to tetrahydrocannabilon, or THC,
the active ingredient In marijuana -would be
marketed by Ell Lilly Canada Inc. of Toronto
under the trade name Cesamet beginning next
year.
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twtrdl In -lnltf'Ht of lhe owner
DATEDNowmllerU, 1 .. 1
CITY OF IRVINE
By IONA L. OGLESBY
0.llUly Cfly Clerk
P11blt"-' OrM>Ve Coe>! Otlly Pilot,
Nov Jt, O.C s. Hl1 SJOl.41
•••• Argylt, H11nllnoton Btecll,
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John M Buckley, H•• Argyle, Hunllngton 8N<ll, Celilor'lll• ttMt
Tnis b<Alnen h <onelu<leG II~ •11
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flu• '"''""""'' w•• 1111.a ••Ill ,,.. Cownt y Clerk or O"•noo County on
NO¥ Jl, 1te1
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PuOll"-' <>-C:O.st Otlly Pllol,
Ho¥ U , Dec S. 11 "· 1 .. 1 S711 .. I
MOTICl!OI'
.. Ult.IC MaAlllMG I El'ORI
THE l'UMNIMO COMMIHION
OF THE CITY 01'
l'OUMTAIM VAL.t.EY
SUPE•ta.t COUllT Of' THE
STATE 01' CAl.IFOlllNIA ORANOE COUNTY
JUDICIAL DISTlllCT 1• Cl¥k Cetll« Ori.,.. Weil
5-11 AM, CA ti1tl
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CROCICEA. NATIONAL BANK
• netlonel llanluno HSO<l•lloi-
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WILLIAM VV Ml TCHELL JANtiT MITCHELL...0
DOE 1 lhrOUQll DOE 10. '"''"'' ...
1 TO THE DEFENDANT A <Ml compl•lnl flu _,, flleo Oy '"•
plelnllff ~IMI vow. II vou wlsn to oeteno 11111 l•ww•I, you must, wllnln
..... -'"'' wmmoM .... ,_ on you file wun ttw\ court • •tttten NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ille rn_ .. to lht <omoltlnl Unleu yow
on we--,, O.C-'· '"'· •I oo "' your def Miit "''" lie enterl'd on , )0 p,m . In Ill• CtlY (OllllCll •Pl>liCtlion of, ... pltlntlll, •nd '"" C"•mbers, 10100 Sl•t•r A•enue, court mey en1.-a 1u0gmenl •GalnJ1
Fo11nl.tln Valley, lllt Plannln yow tor ""' rellRI ..,,.,.,,.,.., In lhe
Commhslon •HI no10 • PMOll< .,.•tint complt lnt, wn1<ll could roull In
on Ille fol_.no It...,. gun1 ,,.,...nl or w•cie•, ltklno 01 <••411tl .. •1 UH Permll N•. SO moll•• or pr-rty or olMt reltel I~'""' --It, 1•11 requttt..O In 1rw <omplt .nl P t II lion lul>mllled by EClwero D•led Aug 11. 19'1
Moenl-.mc>. Seoa Ctn\ers, f!or the L .. A Branen -·•tlon Of ........... , wnllnt -,, ... ~
end drlnlls lnch.Olng tiff• and wine J...,,y v ""°'"'°
Ph•• the -retiOn Of loll"' -••IAld Otc>uly
OM'\U -°""k H of >klll, rte ... I Ion, V-1111 & ..,_
and em-. -o-. ....,..,.,_, R-t1 L. ,..,..,
t"41 rec,_iofltl •nrecri-at llOJO ... '-"'" Ollve ~ B.-.... rsr st,_ 11e1nv immeOl••••Y 11t11 ,,_
norln of Albertson'> metr.et In lhe t.es A,...ia, CA M14
shopping center •llueted •• Ille UUl UJ.S7JI
""111\Hll t 0<ner of tPle interstdlon of PuOll.,... OrtnQe CO••I O•lly Pilot,
8rookhursr Street wllll Tt lberl Nov Jt, O.C. i 12," '"' SJU .... 1 A.,._
C-lu.el UM ......... I .... MT
Petition_,_ ov Brue.a 0 . Wthlln
tor tr •n•ler of owner>lllP ot 111• ------------
rulturtnl Ill 11'n• Mevnoll• SlrMt, NOTICE INVITING •10s
Iha -lllon Of Ulh rHteurMll wlll IU:(l:.l"T Ole PROPOSAL.S S.tleO
ln•ol•• '"• on-site UI• •nd prooo"" wlll lie rec.,wa Oy tne C•IY con,um~ ol beer •nd wl,.. •' 1rv1N Owner of tr. w orl\. 1n tne
c-.ll-1 UM........,, He. SM o111c• o1 1r. 1.11y C..lerk, 1oca1ec1 er
Petltl0n••'1>mlt-OVR-ldR•.,.n lo 11200 J •mbO•t't Ro•d. rr .. ne,
conalrucl WI offke bwildlno t1 11~1 <.•1tlor ni• ttl u until 1 oo p m. on Werner A......,. •ltutlecl In llW City• O.cembt• 2, 1<;11, ror ,,. con$1ructton
M·1 ln0Uftrl•I zone or \l\l•lnul Awnue The 1111or11\e work c-fl~ UM Pwmlt .... "" .. I0<•1..S .... \'t•lnu1 Aven ... lletwHn
Pellllon sobnllteel.,., EIOy -1110.1 ... ,.,, ~··•t -Jel1rey HMO loper lo ..... m. op•rttlon tnd Ot'.>C.Rl .. 1 ION o~ \'tOR ..
ownerlhop of .,, nhtlng rftt~'""' •I l •no1<-119. .,,~ho•1, ''"'· 0«hon 1.0•0 H•rllOr llvo . Unit IC , '"'' of curb • owner m ,,,. meo1en 01 lnctwd•1 ll't• on·'''• s•I• •nd W•lnut •nd ••\oc1•1ee1 wor"· consumptlOf'tofbffrtnowlne tN<.INtER !> tS11MA1t 1.SQ,000.00,
Ce114111 ..... IUM'9nnl1Nt.M6 OPENING OF PRO .. O!>At.!> The
Petition SUClrnlllild .,., R••· "-'" G. propowl• wlll be put>ll<ly _,_ eno
St Don, '°""""""' Blbkt CllUte~ of reeo •I 2 00 pm on Oece..-r 2, 1,.1, l'ou11leln Vt1i.,, for COMlr-.tllon of •I lhe -menl-Oflke of 1M new chwrc" tlructure to hov1t Owner
unctM.,y, ldmlnl1trt llvt ••et, 0 a I A IN INC. C. 0 I< TI( A(.. 1
Cltur-.. -nurwrv et ITSH Euclld OOC.IJME;Hl s I he spec:illcat1on• ere
Strffl. ent1lled ' w alnut Avtnu• Meo1en T H ESE MATTERS •re being Ltna,°capino . "lens t no
proceueo pursuant to llW Pr-Inv •P•tll1c111on1 •no t ll contre cl
L•ws ot '"• St•I• of Calltornl•, 00<um•n1s may bt -••neo from the
Oo"9rn..-c-. •l.000 ti -• •M O.perlmtnl Of l'ue>hc "'°'"'· Clly OI Ille F-eln Velley Monkl!Mll c-. rrvine, 11200 J•rnCJOr" Roeo, lr•ine,
Ttll• 21 • C.•lllorntt A non ••IMno•b•t It• or THOSE DESIRING TO lotlfy In $IO.OO wlll lie Ul<lrgl(I tor H <h .. , 01
ltvor or In ~tlon to tht PfOllOHll oocumenll. "'•"' ano •CM<•l•ullont
wltl be gl"'" en _.iunlly to Clo to •I Ill be m•ll-tor •n eoo111on11 cnar91 1111 puOll< "••rlno. II fMrtller "'1u 00 lnformtUon h dulred, vou rn•y 0 PROPOSAL <.vAkAl\llti i teen Ofltec:~ !:: .:!:":!':. =·=~ 11 P•OOOWI 1111111 tM .cc.orn-ueo oy •
CL.IN TON SHERROD urllfleo or <tsn•tr \ "'90 or btO 11ono • 1n 111e •mounr of 10 percenl ot the toter ~.:;,,~YCornmlulon blo Price IMIY•bl• to lhe Clly of Irvine
H I gMet.,,IM lnel 11141 OKIOer, It 1111 Publlshtd Ortl\09 C:O.al Delly Piiot propo>ll ,, e<~•Ptecl, wlll ptomptly
o• 11, 1•1 5707.ft eicetMI• rne contr.cr. MC11<e pay...-1
1--------------jof Wo rkmen s Comp•n••l•on
DOING BUSINESS
UNDER A
FICTITIOUS
NAME?
If 'fOU htiv• lu•t meo 'fOUI now flcUllou1 Bu1lne11
N1mo end h•vo nol 'f•I
tubmltted II for put>lle•
llon, plo•M don't fOtfOI
,,,., tho 11m11et1on '' ao
deye fl'Offt delo Of 1111119.
Tllo DAILY PILOT will
p11bll1ll ~our at•l•m•11t
,., 840.00, °"' Glrcutenon
l11clude1 tho e11tl1•
Ora11.. C01M .,.. 111d
let 11 llOticet 8"41tf In 111
.Oltlont . 111 order 10 aut>-
mlt roi.1 11tte111ent for
pubilcallon Hiid •P· proprloll CotlJ llld e
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PILOT, P.O .... tffO,
Coeta Miu, CA, tala,
We n de a.. r"1. fot lfto fo11111tton Moiit...., 14-
Ytrll•lnl pl••H cell 141""21 .. w.
tns.vr•n<e, ano tvrn•.n • Mtl'1Ktory
.-.11111 .. 1 1-'trrorrn.n<t lsono 1n the
tmounr of 100 per<ent Of Ille to&tl IMO
pnce ano a Labor eno M111r1t11 Bono
1n Ille • ..._., of 100 percent of llW Iott I b10 price.
WAC.~ AA T It~: Al ttqulreCI llY
S.Cllon ,,,, Of "" C.hlOfflll Li-e-. , ... OwMr "'" •term•-lllt
oeneral .,,..,,111119 ratn Of -• 111 .... IOUllly ,,, Wlll(h lllt won ., t.o be
pertorl!MO. CA«M•• OI wtd •eve rate
oeter m1ne11ont art m.1111e1nee1 ti Iha
OlllCH Of tr. Owner -lfe 1¥•11•11le
UPO" '"MHI lllf Conlt.CIO< lnell
POSI • ~ 111 MllO 00<-I ti •«II
100 tflt. l M Contractor '"o eny
wotenl•«1or Uflller n1m •IWlll pay "°' 11u 111e11,,,. JCM<ll1ct0 o,.v.111119 ,., ..
or ••ee• 10 •II wo<~"*' ernproyeo 111 IMUl<MllonOl IN(.Ofllte<I
Plt0JioC1 AOMll\l1$TRA110N: All
Q ... , .. _ .. leCJW to 11\ll proje<t P<I~
lo Ille ~of 111411 INll ... Cllredecl
lo ArlllW SMtellCM 1~
ow .. &A'$ AIGHU IUiUJC\rED;
llll Ow-"'°"'" ttw rlellt 10 re1ect
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lftl•"(n•lllr In • blo, e11d ro makt
aw•fH In Ult lnttfftl Of Ille 0-,
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CLASSIFIED
INDEX
T1PllctY•U. Cal
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EQUAL HOUSING
OPPOATUNl}Y
,.......,, MeHc.t-:
All real eatate ad
verllaed In this
newapaper la aubJect to
the Federal f1J1 Hous
in& Ac:t of 1968 which
makes 1t t11e11J to ad
verttae ··lllly ~re~n~.
llmltatlon. or die·
crlmlnation baaed on
race, colo r, religion, sex. or national or1gm.
or an intentloo to malte
any euc:h preference.
limitation. o r du-
crimination."
Thia newspaper will not
knowlnflY accept any
advertis ing ror real
estate w hich is 111 v1ola-
llon of the law.
alOH:Actftt1taen
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hWlty for .... tint
l•corrtc:t IHtrtlo.
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UNIQUE IN
CORONA DB. MAR &
NEWPORT
4 Bdrm, super master bdrm, Jge kit ..
on Little Island. $395.000.
BAYVIEW 1n Bayshores. finest de·
tails. gourmet k1khen $775.000.
4 Bdrms in Sp.yglass. 2 fplc 's. spa,
financing $479,500.
3 Bdrm & den. on Balboa Island. dock.
view, income unit $6.50,000,
4 Bdrm Sandpiper model in Harbor
Vu Hills. Fina ncing. S420,000
S Bdrm Nantucket model in Spyglass.
<'1ty li ght vit-w. financing . $695,000.
~ tto...forWt
4 Bdrm . torner location in Harbor
View Hills Ocean view. $449,500
:: ···················, ·o·o· :: Ge.rol 3 Bdrm + studio. master suite, in
llarbor View Hills. $450,000 tliKI ••••••••••••••••••••••• -
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BUSINESSMEN
Contact the DAILY
'ILOT tor ...._. .. ..... ,.. ... °"""' r••ulreMtnl• for
1 utlttt a Flctltloua ................
MMS21 m .m
ln.aton Pridt
Of Owwenllip
C DM duplex. So o f
P.C.H .. 3 Br 2 Ba·2 Br 1
81. Assumable loans .
OWC paper. Seller
leaaebaa or uc:hange
equity for home m CDM
For 1ppt. c:all Nan ..
NEWPOITGUN
ONLY $116,900
Assume $91.200 at 123,
owner will c:arry 2nd'
4 Bdrm. Broadmoor m Big Canyon Pool. spa S685.00>
Two story duplex on Bayfront-Beacon
Bay, 3 BR up & down. OMC. $145.000
4 Bdrm Sandpiper model Great decor
and yard. Pn\'ale loC'C1l1on $487,500
Duplex overlooking the Pavilion, ex
rellenl condition S995,000
O\'erlook the b<t>· swam in your O\\ll
pool. fa bulous price. $.535.000.
Fo r m a I d 1 n in g • I Jlllt...ll()U( Ii 1U(~ rireplare. wetbar f""'llll ,,.. ~
Sparkling pool and spa' REALTORS. 67S-6000
Call today 673~ 2443 E.u1 CoHI Highway, Corona d~I Mtt l'.ill:>i !J:)! !!I WI HA YI H Of THI lfSl UST1MGS IH TOWM 1"5S$14-1 ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CIMaf1!11191Wh · Cotiilo
Desirable Trina mdl 3
Br 2 Ba. vu & patio. prof
dec:orated. Assumabl~
loan at IO'Z. OWC 2nd
T D. For appt call Nan
Fryer. act 759-1221
HAllORVIEW
OHL Y $235,000
Owner w ill cirry large
2nd ' Cozy c:ountry
k1tc:ben. 3 large bdrms.
fabulous yard reatures
bubbllng spa, BBQ and
patio hea~r! Fee land.
Call today. 6734IS50 rem1
DICOIATOI
COND0-$15,000
former model c:ondo in
mint condition Hosts
views or greenbelts and
s wim ming pool. Owner
will carry ftnanc:111g with
low down. Call now.
@ SEA COVE
,ROPHTIES i
7 14-631-6990
c ... I ·~· P rime Corona del Ma
loc:1tfon. Two 2 Bdrm
units, excellent condi·
lion, low down. owe.
AAk ing $325.000
fir Ad Actiln
&all a
Daly ftlt
AIJ.YISOI
&42-111
EASTSIDE 3 IDR MOW SI 69,000
Quiel cul·de-sac in prime E. Side
Mesa. Parquet entry. Brick frplc.
Tiled kitchen. Pantry Family
~~alter & softener. Spa .
En~sed of~treet RV pad. Giant
patio. Storage shed. Fruit trees
OWC lg TD at 13';;. Very flexible.
Low 6"k 1st TD. Just reduced
S6000 to $169,000. Bob Licata.
EXECUTIVE EST.All
Custom golf estate home , 4200 sq.
fl. 200· fairway frontage! 5BR,
412BA formal din rm, recreation
& hobby rms, 2 frplcs. fam rm,
sundeck , porch. pool & spa!
Panoramic views from most
r:ooms , 3 car gar. Storage galore.
For personal preview call Bob
Licata. Bkr. 759·1221
CAPE COD OM CUFf DllVE
Spectacular VIEW of OCEAN ,
BAY & soft rolling hills. Cape
Cod design with 4brs, Jba, and
pool. Th is home combines
elegance & tradition. Call for
private showing RAE RODGERS
631-1266
MEWPOlT HBGHTS
Excellent TERMS & PRICE on
this gorgeous Jbr country cot·
tage. Has it all! 3 car + parking.
Drive by 520 REDLANDS AVE.
and call RAE RODGERS 631·1266
ISLAMD DWUX
Way under market. View of Bay.
Super N.P.B. location $60K down
will buy it. Call Curtis Herberts
Sr. 631 -1266
Mn ILUFfS IS Pill JOHNSON
I am the RE/MAX specialist for
Npt Bluffs. lf you're buying or
selling call P ete Johnson at
631-1266
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OPIM TODAY #J MONACO
IAak .......... fw clrtct*l•I
~'inest otrering now presented or this
award winning single story "Jodelle"
floor plan 3 Bdrm, study, ramlly
room, commanding views of the
ocean. coastline and city lights.
Further reduced. now Utl,000 with
substan~ial owner financing.
Dir
IAYCREST -IEST IUY "OHE OF A
KIND" Immaculate 4 BR home.
Formal dining rm & oversized
BR 's. Seller has purchas ed
another home & price refl ects
need for rast sale. With rull price
offer, seller will carry attractive
2ndT.D. & note for 5 yrs. $335,000.
Suzanne Shuler 642-8235 (Ll2l
NfW CONDO.LISTING Fantastic
Financing for this 2 BR, 212 BA.
formal din area & private patio.
Only 112 years old located near
Harbor Hi gh School and within
walking distance of s hopping.
$159,000 Fee land . Donna
Godshall 644-6200 (Ll3>
IEACH FIONT CONDO-
LITIUDOWM ..,,. ~\~·,
SEACLIFF OHLY $251,200
This home surrounds a cool and shady en
lrance. Located 10 pnme Huntmgton Searhrr 4 bdrms . ram1ly room with large bnrk
r1replare Custom stained glass. and custom
brick heavily uud to enhance its beauty or
rertd at S2S8.200 A must to see LI.Sled ex elusively by Coldwell Banker Don't miss out
call today 894 7~21
REDUCEO $75,000
Gli mmering harbour hghts acrent beaut1ru1 entry to luscious waterfront home Every
vantage Potnl desired Large boat dock, 4
bedrooms, gourmel kitchen. decor done with exquisite taste Call for your private showmg 894 7S21
EASY TO IUY. LOW INTIUST
Less than a mile to bearh
Huge assumable 1st TD at low interest.
This gorgeous. 2 story Condo has 2 bds . l"a
baths Resort hving m a gated community
with pool, spa. sauna and LennlS Price JUSl reduced to sell fast Only $118.900 Hurry on
this one. Listed exclusively by Coldwell
Banker.
SPLISH-SrusH Sll4.900 Lovely pool home near the end of a quiet
country lane surrounded by towermg pine
trees is this classic ranch style home. 4 s~aclous bedrooms. new baths. remodeled
lutcben. separate dmmg area With new
earthtone carpeting All this makes this
home a true value. Marketed at a 1980 price
or $134,900 Listed exclusively by Coldwell
Banker
MILLION DOU.AR VIEW
Custom built Spanish ~tale on the main
channel in exclusive Huntington Harbour
Private 4S' dock 3 bedrooms. 2i., baths.
solar heating. every imaginable luxury
available With reasonable down. owner will
' carry entire loan at 13 7'1 W /less than in·
teresl payments or $5,000. per month Listed
exclusively by Coldwell Banker Call now -
894-7521
REDUCB> S55,000
Dominating rts o-.·n waler bound point + 42'
dock Windtnll brirk entry with luscious
rourtyard and water fountain. Sittinii area
and ele11ant formal l1min11 room. All bdrms
have balrontes to harbour Just reduced
SSS.GOO Shown b) .ippomtment only
714 1194-7521. call loda>
W. IUrtilgton Beach
(213) 591·3321 (714) 194·7521
at Edwds & Edinfer, H.B.
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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
IAYCREST nw>mOtW.
French doors from master suite,
family rm , kitchen & dining rm . all
lead lo inviting latticed patio with
lovely plantings. 3 bedrooms , 3
baths. Owner will offer extremely
favorable fina ncing. $325.000 FEE.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·4
1907 TUDE'WIHDS
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
FOREST E. OLSON, REALTORS
EXECUTIVE1S IETIEAT
Towertng trees + oversized lot reates a
reeling or total pnvary. Oramat c entry
Spacious h\• rm + rormal dine acc:enttd by
massive beamed ce1l111g.s B1lhard s11e ram
rm w twetbar Every ronce1vable luxury at
only $238,500~ Don 't wart t•all now"
TIMUX
HUMTINGTOM Wat
Four years new triplex. m111utes from ocean
All units complete with rireplaces and
garages No-.· at S280.000 Owner Wiii ass&St with you r rinanring. Creal investment'
Don't wait Call 962 ~
4 II. rOOL SPA Sl21,900 Sphsh splash this holiday season in warm
bubbling spa Atrium style entry greets your
guest Two-way rtrepl arcenL, spaclOUS hv
rm & ram rm 4 big bedrooms En1oy festive holiday gathenngs in your entt•r
tamer's bargain Won't last at $121.$00 act now Ca II 962 "'8S
SMAIT ST AIT S7 I ,150
Stop renting & start 111vest111g1 Low down
gives you rantast1r end unit condo amidst
very private setting Serious seller leaves washer. dryer, refr1g & more all for you
-but hurry, call now ' 962·SS8S
WALK TO THE
IEACH-$115,000
Brisk one-hair mile walk home from beach bring you view massive two story amidst
lush landscape• Roomy entry hall leads to
huge liv rm . country kitchen & btlhard
sized ram rm w I rich crackhng firepl. Take
over loa ns + owner may carry TD to gel you
tn w rusonable down ' Don't wait call
962-SSSS
SECUllTY SI 19,000!
Private gated drive leads to country
charmed townhome wicily convenience
Ceramic tiled entry to spacious hv rm +
formal dine both viewing pnvate sunmng
area + room ror green thumbs! Huge
master suite. Immaculate w/plush decor
Now al Sll9,000' Must act call 962-SS8S
IAICiAIN tUn'llS!
SIOJ,900!
Here It 1s ! $103,900. Large lush ya rd. 3 big
bedrms Spacious master suite w/wall of
glass to party patio Huge sunshine kitchen.
Plush ca rpet. RV parking. Serious seller re·
duced to $103,900. Vacant for fast posses1ion
Won't last Call 962·SSllS.
E. IUltilgton Beach
(213) 592-1525 (714) 962-5515
. at lf..u.nt & Caflld, H.l
Dafebout
Bay&Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
COMI WITH US ••. TO
SPYGLASS. le.tlMt ...... d
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•lew lot. DecoretC!r rerttcf
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telMd llttldt -.... Sil ~ .. . pin boat roo.. Pool. .,.. ...... .
two co•trtd paffoa •••• $1 ,100,000
OPfN SAT & SUN. 1:00 to 4:30
COME WITH US. .• TO COIOMA DR
MAR. Fht btoc:k CIAlo•t Oc .............
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222 MARIGOLD •.••••••.••.•. $375,000
COME WITH US •.. TO IAYCREST. Ex·
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192 I TIADEWINDS LAME •••• $325,000
AV AIUILE IY APPOINTMENT
COME WITH US ••. TO MEWPOIT
ISLAND. Wat•rfro.t. TllrH b•droom.
lGnJ• ct... Patio. Pl« .ct float. IOOM for
"""boots. FH lcmd ••••••••••• $479,000
COME WITH US. .. TO MESA HIDE.
like MW ••• fow lwdroom i.a.. located °" Hclutln cul • soc circle wftll ollfy fMr
hot1HI 40' solar htailltd pool 11111 ............
.. wt 11Mtf&board cowt ...•• s 115,000
1617 WESTCLIFf DR.. N.I. Ul-7300
5 IEDIOOM CilANr
Follow the winding r pa to spacious
family home m presllglOt.IS Mesa Verde New
1nd1t1onal deror m warm neutral tones Carden window & walls of glass open to lush
private garden An ~Landing value Better
hurr) 64S 0303
C OU.EGE r All
Sl25,000!
Bar11a1n buy ' Sparkhng 4 bedroom restures r1rtplace & formal dtntnR room Rtmodeled
kitchen. separate laundry room New paint
Neutral carpet Ideal location Hurry call
64S 0303
1·2 WTSIDE
Charming older 3 bedroom bnck hreplace Covtred patio Park hkc yard. Hoom for
st cond unit Only $124.000' Fantastic value
Call 64S-0303 OpPortun1ty
IACKIA Y! SI 13,000
Spacious livmg room with stone rireplace. 4
generous bedrooms huge. pnvate master suite Paneled den reatures bnck r1replace
Sparkling pool and spa Lorated on quiet cul
de sac. Assumable loans' Take advantage
now Call 645·0303.
NEWrOIT llVBA Sl29.500!
This spacious 2 story t.oWllbome has it all ' Woodburnmg r1replare Family room 4
large bedrooms Including huge master suite.
Sunny patio Commuruty tennis. pool, spa &
saun a Take over existing low interest loan
Bargain value only $129.500' Hurry Call
645-0303.
DREAMERS DBJGHT
Exc1llng Wimbledon Vig' M1gn1hcent
planned comm 1s Co6ta Mesa's newest ad·
dress. Ceramic llle, soanng clgs. Walls or
glass Serene neutral tones. Designed for ex
qu1s1te carefree living! Assume low interest
loan Call today 645·0000
LUXURY UVINCi
Mesa Verde! Costa Mesa's best address
Charming ramlly home features charming
brick fireplace. Generous famlJy room opens
to l1~1e covered patio and plush outdoor en-
tertamment area Owner fmancinc. Don't delay. Won't last. 6'5-0000.
Costa Mesa
(714) 645813
at Han• & -Cata Mesa
..... er TIAIE
CUSTOM
llAMCH
PLUS aepartte 1ueat
• home with 1.eM.11 court
and pool oo 15 acm · baa
been aubdMded Into ' lots. t 3 lot. loan H ·
sumable · or trade for
home or lot in Newport
Beach or LllWJa. Full
price '8'7S.OOO.
Aaent, 7l•!9"-15lJ
M.LDUfUX
OMa.JLOT
Prime Npt Hgta IOCI·
lion. Leaal lQ build 3 con·
dos or triplex. J ust re·
duced $30,000 to S~.000.
MUST SEU..
lelMMI ..... by
6734700
DESEITED
COUMTIY STYLI
$74,900
Restore and save S$ or
build new! Big R··4 lot,
minutes to beach area.
Owner will r111ance Wllh
low . low down Call
963 7010. Rulty
World I Beacbs1de
COIOHA DB. Mil
OPPo.TUHITT
Quality bwlt duplex by
owner /bu1lder. only 2
yeara old. Ownen unit
has 3 Bdrm, 3 bath. 3
deck s . skylights.
bea med ceilings and 3
car garage. Owner
financing available
500
SELL idle 1ten~ -.1lh a
Daily Pilot CIJ~~1r1C'd
Ad. 642 5678
*1
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
Proudly Prtstnfs:
{leo"Jian Co,nial matUWn
Big ~yon Country Chm
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1 OH THE ITH GREEN
A masterpiece of elegance and dignity overlooking the
lush green ra irw:.iys. Crellted by Newport's finest build~r Top quality craftsmanship & materials, abun·
dant 1mporled marble, air conditioning plus numerous
other fme appointments Stately marble floored foyer
with impressive cireular stairway Elegant crystal
chandelier. Luxurious master suite + 4 additional
bed.room:,, eac~ with its own pm·ate bath Banquet-s ize
dining room, richly paneled family room with marble
fireplaee <1nd wet bar. Fully paneled billiard room with
wet bar Hefrigeratt>d wine room. Pr ic'ed at S2,150.000
including land. May be seen any time Saturdav or Sun-
day Call 11<>\\ for appomtment
BIG CAMYOH IROADMOOR
New exclus1\'e i Hard to find Plan l and the only one on
market Lovely 5 bedrooms. fam ily room, for mal din
ing room . 3 baths Stucco and s lumpstone exterior &
h1.gh windows . Bn~ht and sunn y interior Reall y s ha rp.
Air cond 3-Car garage. Nice quiet location . S850.000 tn·
eluding land May be seen any time Saturday or Sun-
day Call now for appointment
2·STORY DUPLEX -NEWPORT HACH
STEPS TO IEACH -OWNER Will FIHAMCE AT 13%
Ca ll today to see this fine duplex. Live in one unit and
rent the other 4 l:kdrooms and 2 baths m upper ; 2
bedrooms and l bath m lower. Fireplace m each unit.
Some Vil'\\ of ocean Owner will carry Ist trust deed
and nok of $230.IXXJ at 13', interest No loan fee Ask
$279 .500
FOR LEASE -SI 200/MOHTH
New listin g Big Canyon Townhome with exciting golf
course '1rw l'nfurnis hed El Dorado Model. 3
Bedrooms, separate dining room t .. 21 ~ balhs Pool.
1acuz1i & tenni:,
21 CANYON ISLAND DR. loff Ford Rd.I SAT & SUH 1·5 PM
WESLEY N .
TAYLOR CO.
REALTORS since 1946 C).
~ :21 11 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD 644-4910
I EASTSIDE 1-----------
PATIOHOME e," ~ / n ••. -.. ~
00 I A separate home on 1 t
small lot 3 Bdrm. 21 e 0 ewpor I bath. brick rrreplace. •
super pnvate and clean ~
I Owner will help finance i' 1
Sl39.SOO Call now , ' I
646.7171 I .", ~ • REALTORS
67~5511
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fillf81 ~ orEN HOUSE 1-5
IESTIUY
Minut es dose to,
Newport Center' Lovely •
3 Bdrm Harbor View I
Hills home with ram1ly
room. bright open at
mosphere. fresh pamt,
newly carpeted and
owner rinanring ' Only
S299.500. Call now.
HEW CUSTOM HOME: Wropped around o
hug• 9lau tftclosed atrium en 3 le•tb of
C)l'OC iotls rnoct.nt Ii• incJ. 4 b.dl OCMM, fa"'lty
room and library. All opett a,.CllM'd ctl!M9
CJracts th• treetop IM•MJ f"OOl'll wfth a •lew
of ~ ocen. Addtd to .. this, a Hpcw .. t
~st slfitt, spo .ct ~ patios & •ck.t.
Own•r will tra•. Offend at S6 75,000.
Call for brochure. 331 Poppy.
MOYE IH FOR CHRISTMAS.: lllk uclti1t9
hofM, j111t co~ r~. is rHdy
for you to mo•t In to ilnintdi~! 3 ldrw1
3 la and a family room In lr'"flite TetTou.
$349,SOO.
LET'S TALK
About this 4 Bdrm home
with one year home war·
I COLE OF NEWPORT REALTOIS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona •t Mar
67S.S5ll
ranty Won't last al t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $120,000 Owner wtll help 1 -
with the rmanc1ng also 1
For a good conversation.
rail 979·S370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
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DIRECTORY
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
3210 Sea view Ave .. Corona del Mar
675-2373 $195,00> Sat/Sun 1·4
1600 Balboa Ave (Little Isl) NB
759-9100 $393,000 SIS l2 :30 4:30
222 Marigold, Corona de! Mar
631-7300 $375,000 Sat/Sunl-4:30
••3714 Channel Pl , Nwptlsland , NB
631-7300 $485.000 Sat/Sunl-4:30
221 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, N.B.
631 -1400 $319,500 Sun 1-5
117 Marine Ave., Balboa Island, NB
673-6900 S323,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2137 Ocean Blvd .. Peninsula. NB
631·1400 $338,000 Sat 1·5
• •225 Grand Canal. Balboa Isl., NB
673-6900 $595.000 Sun 12 to 4
2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN
633 Lido Park Dr, E·I. Bayfront. NB
673·3141 $575,000 Sun 12·5
1536 Serenade Terr. lrv. Terr, CdM
631 -1400 $295.000 Sat Sun 1·5
l IEDROOM
421 E. 201.h St. ( E. Side) CM
548-4951 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1960 Vista Caud al ( E bluff) Npt Bch
760-0835 $400.000 Sal 'Sun 12·5
1812 Do ver Dr ., Westcliff. N.B.
673-7300 $185,500 Sat 1-4
2661 Crestview Dr .. Bavshores. NB
644-9060 $309.500 -Sun 1·4
715 Patohta, Irv me Terr., CdM
644-9060 $360.00>-Fee Sun H * • 1014 E. Balboa Bl. Bal. Pen in .
644-9060 Sun l-4
••6408 West Oceanfronl. N.B.
642-3215 $56'5.500 Daily 11-5
113 Via Ravenna. Lido Isle. N.B.
631-1400 $355,0C~ Sun 1-5
3 H plus FAM RM or DEN
•1472Galaxy Dr .. DoverShrs.N B.
642-2510 $715.000.fee Sat/Sun 1·5 ••38 Balboa Coves. Newport Sch
675-7060 $595,000 Sun 1·5
1226 Polaris, Do\•er Shores. N B.
494-1177 Sun 2·4. 30
2635 Solana Way, Laguna Beach
494-2894 $375.000 Sun 1 4
2646 Victoria Dr .. Laguna Beach
494-1177 Sat Sun 1·4 30
• •3711 Seashore. Newport Bch
673·6578 $895,000 Sat/Sun 10-4
3809 Park Green Dr., CdM
549-8755 $369,(XX) Sal/Sun 1-5
1721 Kings Rd . ChffH aven. NB
759· 1501 $650.000 Sat Sun 1-5
2117 Highland, Westcliff. N.B.
673-7300 $179,000 Sun 1-4
9 Rue Grand Vallee. Big Cyn, N.B.
644-6200 $675.000 Sat tSun 1-5
7 Rue Chateau Royal. Big Cyn, NB
640-5777 $659,(XX) Sun 12·4
1921 Tradewinds Ln. Raycrest. NB
631-7300 $325.000 SatJSun 1-4:30
1301 Dolphin Terr. Irv Terr, CdM
2507 Bamboo, Eastbluff. N.B.
644-9060 $199.000 Sun 1-4
120 Via Quito. Lido Isle. NB
675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1-5
214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. N B.
675-6161 $420.000 Sun 1·5
1907 Tradewinds. Baycrest, N. B.
644·9060 $325,!XX>·fee Sat 1Sun 1·4
1137 E. Balboa Bl. Bal. Penin.
644-9060 $1.HJ0.000 SatJSun 1·4
2425 Bamboo (EtBJufflNB
675-6000 $245,000
•2443Bamboo IE1Bluffl NB
Sat 1 .5
675-6000 S329.000 Sat 1·5
2331 Cli ff Or., Newport Heights. NB
631-1400 S795,(XX) Sat/Sun l ·5
2298 Redlands Drive. Back Bay. NB
631-1400 $265.IXXl Sun 1-5
3024 Ocean Blvd . Corona del
Mar/NB
631-1400 $1,350.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2301 Redlands, Back Bay. NB
631-1400 $245.!XX> Sun 1-5
+2048 Commodore Rd .. Nwpt Bch
548-1022 ' Sat/Sun 1-5
4 llDIOOM
223 Narcissus (Old CdM) CdM
675·6000 $.595.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
200 Sapphire. Balboa Island
644 -9060 $325.000-Fee Sun 1·4
1315 Bonnie DooneTerr., CdM
644 -9674 $329,000-fee Sun 1-5 * * #8 Collins. Balboa Isl.. NB
673-6900 $1,200,00> Sat/Sun 1·5
4 H ,-FAM IM tw DIH
1521 Tahiti , Laguna Beach
497.5454 $529,500 Sat/S\,ln l·S
1533 Tahiti , Laguna Beach
497.5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
17532 Cottonwood, Irvine
552-1311 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
133 Via Undine (Lido Isle) NB
675-7298 Sat /Sun 1·5
16231 Woodstock Ln .. Prestige. H.B.
846-1040 $164.900 Sat/Sun 12·5
6822 Spickard. Huntington Beach
898-2636 $175,!XX> Sun 1·5
•3165 Bermuda. Costa Mesa
631-1266 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
115 Via Waziers (Lido > Npt Beach
760-0835 $525.!XX> Sat/Sun 12·4
1441 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, N. B.
548·5647 $420,000 Sat /Sun 1·4:30
• • 120 W. Oceanfront. Bal. Penin .
759·1501 S895.!XX> Sat 1·5
333 Poppy. Corona del Mar
675-5511 $675,(XX) Sat/Sun 1-5
•3571 Myrtle (Walnut Village) lrv .
645-9161 $182.!XX> Sat 1·4
961 S. Boone Cr., Anaheim Hills
675-3411 $289.500 Sat 1·5
1706 E. Oceanfront, Balboa Penin .
675·8676 1675-8444 Sat/Sun 12-5 * 1 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge. NB
644 -6200 $1 , 795,(XX) Sat /Sun 1-5
7 Trafalgr. II arbor Ridge . Npt Bch.
640-5777 SI. 750,(XX) Sun 12·4
2130 Santiago Dr .. Dover Shrs, NB
631 7300 $371.4~Fee Sun 1-4 :30
1647 Reef View Cir, Spyglass Rdg
644 -9060 $450.®ree Sun 1·4
1108 Dana (Plaza del Sol) CM
645·0303 S228,000 Sat /Sun 1-4
20Salzburg. Harbor Ridge. NB
644 -6200 Sal' Sun 1: 30-5
512 Ventaja fBluffsl NB
675-6000 $275.000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2706 Lighthouse (f.MUs > CdM
675-6000 S495.!XX> Sa 1-5/Su 10-1
4511 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-7761 $925.000.ree Sun 1·5
3202 Delaware, Mesa Venie. C.M.
545-9258 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •208 Grand Canal. Balboa Isl, NB
673·6900 S675,(XX) Sa 12·4/Sn 12 3
• 1730 Marlin Wa y, Baycrest. NB
673-4400 $389,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 HOROOM
126 \'1a Lorca Lido Isle. NB
673· 7300 Sun l 4
• •824 W. Bay Ave .. Peninsula. NB
63 1-1400 Sl.550,00) Sal/Sun 1·5
5 IR plm FAM RM or DEN
•23 Narbonne. Harbor Ridge. NB
644-6200 $2,500.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
2600 Block of Santa Ana Ave .. CM
631-6194 Sl 29,500 Sal/Sun 12-5
2 IR plus FAM RM or DEH * 19 Curl Drive. Jasmine Creek.
CdM
640-1515 S450,(XX) Sat 1Sun 11·4
2143 Vista Entrada, Bluffs. N.B.
640·5560 $495.!XX> Sat/Sun 1-5
207-19th Street. Peninsula. NB
631-1400 $369.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IEOROOM
UH5 W. Bay Ave., Newport Bch
673-6776 Sat/Sun 1·5
•321 Avenida Cerritos (Bluffs) NB
759-9100 $365,000 Sat/Sun 12-4:30
2193 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB
640-5560 $250,000 Sal/Sun.1·5
271 B Alton, So. Cst Plaza, SA
673-7300 $98.600 Sun 12·4
2-104 Sycamore ( Eastside> CM
645·0303 $129,900 Sat/Sun I :30-4:30
3 IR pla FAM RM or DEN
#3 Monaco, Harbor Ridge, N.B.
640-5560 $695,(XX) Sal/Sun 1·5
4 IEOROOM
2402 Vista Nobleza. Bluffs. NB
673-4400 $299,500 Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
211 ... llR
1911 Cliff Drive, Newport Hghts, NB
631 -1400 $335,000 Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSE
FOR LEASE
l HDIOOM
21 Canyon Island Or, Big Cyn, NB
644·4910 $1200/Mo. Sat/Sun 1-5
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SPECTACULAR VllW /SPYGLASS
Elegant 5 Bdrm. single story
home with extensive use of
brick. Large patios. pool and
spa. Both home and pool are
solar heated. $975,000.
9.7 ACRES/tM FAl.LIROotC
IA9ncuttw. &totffl
Very suita ble for avocado or
other orchard planting. Great
for tax sheller and pnced to
sell. $120.000. Owner Wlll carry
the loan . Want s a 1031
Exc hange.
MOllUHOME/
llVINE MEADOWS
Lovely upgraded 1500 sq. rt. 2
Bdrm, 2 bath with beautiful
kitchen and family room. large
porch, corner lot with view of
hills. $57 .500.
759-1616
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&p fJ invrsrmm conrnm
You 've Arrived
at ...
HARBOR RIDGE
Country En glish estate open
Sunday. Al l the warmth or a
country hom e and the luxuries of
today Brand new ! 4 bedrooms. 4
baths. Views of ocean. bay and city
lights. $1 Million in assumable
finan cing. Priced al $1 ,750.000. Call
Ann Vaughn Santas
Open Sunda y 12-4
#7 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge
SPY~
Fantastic view from a lovely home
atop the hill. Move your antiques
right in. 5 bedrooms. $410.000 in
assumable financing al 113~ •·;
Priced at $969.000. Call William F
Cote for appointment
BIG CANYON
MEW LISTING
EnJOY the ocean views from Frenl'h
brick patio of beautiful 1 story
lownhome Bright and sunny with
fresh new carpeting. 2 bedrooms, 2
baths Man) extras all of them
luxurious. Call Elizabeth Mason for
appointment Priced at $449.500.
816 CANYON
Garden atm osphere~ A thret•
bedroom Mon a co. highl y upgraded
with vie" or Catalina. Exquisite de corallon with much use of wood in
mouldings and nooring Skylights
galore. 5659,000. Exclusive with
William Cote.
7 Rue Chateau Roya l
Open Sunday 12 4
BIG CANYON
Hospitality is the pride of this spec-
tacular custom home. Sit down bay
for 10. Dance noor. Vaulted ceil·
ings. Spacious feeling throughout.
Priced at $1,750,000. Call Mar y
Frizzelle Lewis for appointment.
816 CANYON
Ideal family home includes fairway
view. pool and guest quarters. A
room for everyone! Owner will help
with financing. $1.7 mill ion .
Exclusive with William F. Cote.
BIG CANYON
Magnificent view! Large kitchen.
formal dining room . pool. spa and
sauna ! Three bedroom. 3 bath
home. 3450 sq . ft. all new carpeting.
Great financing! Exclusive with
Wilh am r . Cote. $895.000
LIDO ISLE
MOVING SALE! Owner leaving
country! Could be your chance to
live on one or Newport's most pre·
st igious isles. Spanish influence
thr:oughout. Immaculate 4 bedroom
home with pool and spa. Great
fin ancing available. Stop in. Mak e
an offer. $625,000.
2075 81n Joaquin ttn. Rd.
Acrots from 810 CANYON
Newport leech
840-Sm
I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 28. 1981 ••
RESID£Hl14L RfAL C:STAl[ SUIVIClS
OPIM HOUSI I ·4
OHH OM IALIOA ISUMD
Quaint Duplex. Super locat~on
w /remodel potential. Good terms!
$325 ,000. See Suzie Exley At 200
SAPPHJ RE
O,EH OH IALIOA HMl"SULA
Just \.'z block to the ocean . 2
Bedroom charming beach cottage.
$295,000. See Bill Bents At 2056 E.
OCEAN BLVD.
O,EH ON IAUOA PIHIMSULA
The ocean is the front yard of this
fabulous 3 BR. 5 bath custom.
$1,100,000. See Llnda Marston At
1137 E. BALBOA BLVD.
O,EM IN IA YCREST
Charming 3 BR . custom. Excellent
value. Ask me how creative Qwner
wi II be w /financing. $325,000. See
W ynn Wil so n At 1907
TRADEW INDS
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
•IG CA.HYON
RENCH PROVINCIAL gorgeous
custom home situated on the golf
course 5 BR. 3+ BA, pool. spa.
library. family room and VIEWS.
$2.300.000 Call 760-~
SPYGLASS
GRACIOUS LIVING FOR YOUR
FAMILY formal dinmg room.
family room. 4 BR. $529,000 Call
760·oS35
LUXURIOUS spel'lacular honw
with VIEWS of the ocean ~llHl city
lights. Spa and many extras
featured in this 4 RR hOOll' Ca ll
760 0835
ILUfoFS
GATED PRIVACY 11> you rs 1n this
3 BH homt• Le\'t!I \ll'" lot with
lo' t·I~ pool ;rnd spa E\t'(•lle nt
finan cin g <Hail S:JIS.000 C;ill
760-0835
LOCATION! Expanded sin gle story
condominium with 3 BH and trulv
outstanding dt•cor $269.000 rail
760-0835
ELEGANT END UNIT Split level 3
BR . 2 1 ~ BA condominium with
ex C' <'II e n t I 1nanc·1 n g a\' ti II ab I e.
S255 04Hl C :ti 1 'ifiO 08.1.'i
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CUSTOM .. Lo vely 4 BR and 4 BA
home "ith a dramat1t· pool and
gaLC'bo \\Ith :o.l)a • 389,000 ~II
760·0835
IAYCREST
ENTERT AIM at home' Pm ate
pool area and pallol\' Dramat1<.'
interior! 3 lar!!c BR, 3 BA Reduced
lo $339.000 with owner financing ~
Call 760·0835
LIDO ISU
FINANCING . . L-Oan of $275,000 al
l2<'1r '! Lovely family home on large
lot. 4 BR . 3 BA S495.000 Ca 11
760-0835
TRULY ELEGANT . Rea utiful
custom 4 BR and 4 BA home on
very desirable Lido Isle. Owner will
finance. $699,500. Call 700-0835
IALIOA PE:NtHSUU
BALBOA OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
. .4 BR, 2' :i BA upper unit and 3
BR . 2 BA lower unit. fully
furnished. Seller is motivated!
$695.000. Ca 11 760·08.1.'i
IRVIHE
OWHER RMAHCIMG . . Turtlerock
split level condo. Like new. 3 BR ,
large fami ly room, patio and
privacy., $257,500. Call 5.52 7500
WOOOHtDGE ,ATIO HOME ...
Lovely 3 BR. 2 BA home. Many
pluses and owner will help finan<'e .
HURRY ! $165,000. Call 552-7500
CUL DI SAC .... location in
Woodbridge Glen. Spotless "Birch"
model. 3 BR 1 1~ RA . Owner will
carry large 2nd. St32 ,000. Call
552·7500
WSI A SIMGLI FAMILY HOMI . .
redecorated. 3 BR, 1 and a.-. BA + a
spa. S7501mo. Call 552.7500
, ;· i i; '~ . ....., ~. ' : r, t
DIHCT FIOMT ROW, "llUFFS EOGI"
llO FW IAY VllW
2143 YftN ..... 11f1 OHM 1·5
ISH Jocllle at 2 ltl Vis .. ....,...,
Nothing "off the rack" in this lotally
custom townhom~. muny original &
'"built in place" hand crafted appoint·
ments. Massive extended Bayside liv.
rm. with step-down wet bar. Dream
kitchen. 2 spacious suites & warm oak
planked family rm. Private brick en-
try patio with ko1 p<>nd. $495,000 (flexi·
ble terms).
12>/4% IUU.51 OCEAN VU Part&
A fantullc 4 Bdrm. 2
s t ory home with
magodacent liv-
ing/family area .
Fireplace, country
kitchen, many extras owe financing ..
a~% Priced at
$149,900. Bargain, call
now, 546-2313
.813 acre Villa Park
cu.stom view lot! Local·
ed in very prestigious
area. Owner will usist
In financing and o r
participate in develop-
ment. Only S27S,000, caU
THE ~EAL
ESTATERS
'
'7'-l41 I
C!E
llDBll ILlllS CD.
OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
121 AVEMIDA CEUJTOS
ILUffS
O,EM SAT MOOM-4:10
PRIME VIEW!
Bay By Day, Lites By Nite. Best
Panoramic Front Row Vu On Back
Bay. Highly Upgraded End Unit.
Remodeled Kitchen. Wrap Deck.
Exquisite! Come See. You'll Love
It. $365.000.
I 600 IALIOA A V84Uf
UTILE 15'.AND
OPEN SAT 12:30.4:30
FIRST TIME USTIMG
Uniq ue 2 BR 2 BA Home On
Balboa's Little Island Front
Hou se Completely Remodeled.
S393,000. Owner Motivated
PANORAMIC VIEWS
Of Ocean. N1te Lites, Newport
Center. 3 BR Estate Townhome.
Gate Guarded Comm. Of Harbor
Ridge. Neutrally Decorated. Im-
ma c & Ready For lmmed Occupan-
cy Assum Finance. Lease. Or
Lea s e ,Opt1on . $795.000 -
S2,5001 Month.
CUSTOM IUILT HOME
Promontory Bay. Formal D.R.
Den Library. Mstr BR O'Looks
Bay, Has Frplc. 3 Other BRs &
Ma id 's Rm & BA. Pier & Shp For
Lrg Yacht. Owner Will Assist
W Financing. Sl,850.000
ORIGINAL ILUFfS
Another Jewel Delores Model Va -
cant Ready For New Owners -3
BR 212 BA -Lrg Courtyard Entry
-End Unit On Beaut Lrg Grnblt -
Pri ce. $2 18.000. A "Joy Of
Newport" Listing
MEW WOODIRJDGE USTIHG
Exceptional 3 BR Home. Choice
Corner Lot. Grt Location. Beaut
Area Nr Park & Comm. Pool Mstr
BR Ste W M 1rrored Wardrobes
Select Landscaping. Only $172,000.
CORONA Da Mil INCOME
Huge Duplex O'looking Bay, Ocean
& Breakwater. One Of The Finest
Income Properties In C.D M. Mstr
Units Have Ocean Vu. Built On
O'sized Lot. Call For Details.
MEW USTlMG
~ajor Greenbel t L-Ovely Fran·
c1scan Model Split Level 2 BR.
Conv Den, 2 Ba & Powder Rm -
Owner Will Carry 1st T.D At LOW
INT RATE Call For Financing
Terms, Plus Appt . $249,900. A "Joy
Of Newport'' Listing.
MEW,OIT SHORES
3 BR Home In Youn g People's
Location. Fun Place To Live. Ten-
ni~. Swimming, Beach Nearby.
Priced At $130.000. Appt Nee. But
Easy To Show.
,.OMOMTO.Y ll Y
Custom Bayfront. FEE LANO. Par·
quet Firs. New Cpts. 3 BR & Conv Oen . 31n Ba . Sep O.R. Huge Fam
Rm, W /Wet Bar. Kitchen W /Pantry.
Br~fst Rm. Sauna. Study. 3·Car Gar. Wood Deck. Bay & Dock .
Ow ner Will Carry l.ri Second.
Sl,400,000.
\
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I
.. Or1nge Cout OAILY PILOT/Saturday, Novtmbtr 28, 1881
* FIOM AFFa\81.E TO *
AFRU£NT •....•
$5,900 DOWl-UPOIT
.,... •prort .. tty •• ow• ..... > ............................
M .,.. -.. .... WtlJI. to M«ll. Goo4
• ._ .... to.a. SIU,tOO.
LlllYE BY & CM.L FOR DETAILS:
2260 ........ Cothl Mete SI 14,000
4410 s ....... s.h .,,. St 11.000
ltH MMlttff, Coeto Mtso Sl44,900
23'5 OrGIMJ'. CM. Sl44,900
2ll s .... 11 .... c .... Mete SI 44,tOO
I QUIET NEWPORT-POOL
C•I d• IOC locof1011 witfl ) b•d.,
ncr•otlo11 roo"', 2 flr•plocn.
Affordable with 01t111Woble loH•~
ltdMtd to $175.000. 631°1400.
BLUFFS CORNER--ON GREEN
llth'"tt.g Dolorff ,a. °" dlffer .. t a..m. Mon·lll decor -l f..uy bed. +. Ow11tr will ltaM/opHoa. Sllb"'lt.
$241,100.
COUNTRY FR~EWPORT
Oall coblMtt, ltolica Ht., bHMtfWy re-
•deltd i. top ...-AtY· s,a..dld lbd.
CCN'Mr ltoM Olt 0 qiMf atrfft. $265,000.
'11·1400.
ELABORATE HARBOR VIEW
For fotnlly comfort & ftecJant ewttrlai.
.... wftll Wqh uf .. .ct .W•ottd entry
to 4 bed.+fo&na. Dtcor ttw fiMtt wltll
mlrrort & 1.Wchd ecc...ts. $275,000.
le.tlt.ly i.dsc~
UNOBSTRUCTED ~N WATER
S.Cwfty, COflHftMftce, pool & boot trip
.. a1. with 2 bed. + 2 ba. co-op opt. i..
Newport. S2 I 5.000 • .A11 necutlo
ntr.at!
NEW CONDOS BY BEACH
OH block to beoch. Co11temporory
.._atlc orchft.chn ltt 2 bed + 1onJt
11111111119 deck. Fl11onc l119 flexible.
S255,000. U 1·1400.
BALBOA ISLAND COTTAGE
Lowest priud lllond hcMnt with MW
c_,.t & odorablt brick patio; 2 bed.
Mor sllops. S 3 23,000 & anwmable '°°"'· 6 71-6900.
CLIFFHAVEN DUPLEX W/POOL
Cllon11i119 2 bed. houe w/tll.y191'1, +
OM bed. rHtol llltit. loftl hcrYe flrep&oces °" lonJ• lot. Solor heated pool & spo. l
patios S11per locaffoll. $315,000.
LIDO HOME + APT.
Acloroblt btoch ...treat with 2 bed.
holll. & I bed opt. Ila o St. to St. loco-
tioL $155,000. Circular tirtpoct.
LUXURY CONOO'S NEW!
u.iqtlt rooftop •tthtiolilliwj .,... with
loy & Oct• V11'1. RMst Cllnttrifftt &
flafth details. $369,000 -$439,000.
Drin by 211 19th St. off lol»oo llvd.
c.ct col for details. 611 -1400.
LIVE ON WATER! ~5,000
Loweat priced waterfront ho.e 011
lol>oo lllOftd. Tohlly r~ home
wftll 2 bed & docll for two 11' boob.
SCM1tt1 patio w /f..,.._ GOW'!Wtt llitchH + ...-y ntro1. V«y spec:im in enry
way! 673-6900.
DOYER SHORES FORMllTY
Ellcloaed 1Wifti tttafe for prbocy olld
MCwity cksiglled for ~ with
clpity. leovtiflll tlruoMt with pool &
brick patio: 3 bed. fomlal clia.nn. pl111
--""· $699,000. '"· LUXURY PENTtl)USE ON WATER
.....,.or it ricJht .... of .Arcllhc ....
~1t .ct offfn drCMdk qllCllty li•iftg
tlll~. Spociom 2 btd. + ... wftll
..-tin moster 111ite with flreploct.
lrou, lffded gtoss & antique occttth.
loat alip a.olloble. lltls Is Oltly for tlM
clterintlRotfnC). $725.000.
Call for details ort
s,.fslt Vilo, pool .....•.... $449,500
Wntclfff 3 btd.+pool •..... $325,000
Udo Ille 3 btd. +pool .......• $595,000
P.-.Mla Pt. 2 bed ........•• Ull,000
CIHftMrYfft v .. 3 bed + ...... $795,000
Oc....,_t hOtM •••....••••• $499,000
Oc ... froat DYplex .......•.• $750,000
loyfrollt, lal.l1. 41ed .••... Sl.200,000
loyfroet Pet1lltMla ........ Sl,550,000
CDM IHHlte + VII .......... Sl,150,000
u.da Isle 5 bed.++ ...... $1 ,595,000
0c .. fro11f 10 btd ........ Sl,950,000
Do•er Sltot-es loyfroftt .... '$2,000,000
UM. ,. 5 btd. + ., . . • . • . 2,600,000
Mtw Hort>or RW.. 4 btd .. SI ,995,000
YU+ PRIVACY +EXPANDABLE
Loc.t.ct ............. s .........
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MC I cowtyard ....., to ,.or-'c
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NEWPORT ClltD-IOOl
SpoftettlNd. ....... ,...
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$141,000.
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WI HAYI I LINDA ISi.i HOMll BIG CAtmlC RESANCE ISTAft r:1mnt • U. eharat·
OCUNfMUT PROPERTIES Prestige pool family home. Main Ver ailles on Gotr Course 4 BR. 31118A cu.tom bW.ll •Bdrm. 3 e118•lboe1t1Md-.. u '"'"' channel vlew Crom beautlrul tradi· maid's qtrs ... Formal din . Scfi Fum. bath home with out· • ,llr IN ro :WPORT BEACH. WITH FANTASTIC lional, 4 bdrm, s bath home. Slip for 2 R . •tandiD1 vtew. o( aurf, __ .tlJt:il!lt.--TERMS ANO ORF.AT INCOME FROM AS m. "Loving" Moster suite, acuzzi. 11nd and cit¥ 111.hta A LOW AS 10';( DOWN AJllO INTEREST RATE large boats. $1 ,495,000. ''Super Low Price." $650,000 Bob or tremen.doua value ~Ith ..... ' ' h ltf7 OF 111.A,% NOW COULD 81'~ YOUR Cll ANCF. Dovie Koop a11um1blt IJl Submit ..................... ..
vou NEVER THOUGIIT WOULD HAPPEN Wide lligoon view from spectacular your terma now. Owner VlrJ lilt!
JACOBS REALTY
• '7M'70
2t It Mtwporf .. d.. con.tr lOtt.
RATIS AH DOWM -COMIAMO SH
• PEPPERTREE HEIGHTS F ((lNDOMINIUMS
o,... HM Fri/Sat/s. 12 tm d11111
2600 llock Sclllta .Ana An., Coata MHo
Beautiful 2Br 21 ;i baths & 2 Hr 2 ba.
homes. From $129,500 to $139,500.
VA · Conv & non·owner rinancing
plans. Some starting as low as 12 5,gr~.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
REALTY
546·5605 631·6194
CourtHy to lrollen
, " Pete Barrett Realty 1
presents
./ ./ CHECK UST ./ ./
t"KIHGS ROAD, PANORAMIC VIEW
. 4 Bdrm. dining rm. pool & spa
m Cliff Haven Fee Land S600.000.
t"THE ILUFFS-VIEW
Trina Plan. 3 Bdrm. Back Bay &
night light view. $310.000 fee.
I HARIOR VIEW HIUS -VIEW
Spacious 4 Bdrm, family room
Broadmoor. Assumable financing.
t"l.ALIOA ISLAND IAYFIOHT
Pier and dot k. 2 units. o" ner
financing Obit• garagl' $750.000
/WEST HEWPORT OCE.AHFROHT
Super Vt<'\\. ntl·an and Si.Ind . 3
Bdrms and 2 Bdrm.'> $719.500
'HEW PORT SHORES OH CAHAL
Big lot 4 Bdrrns. 21 ~ bilths. ~andy
beaC'h . pools ,\ tL•nnis $250.000.
./MEWPORT CREST-UH MEW
Beautiful end unit. 2 BR. den 212
ba. avail no"' S215.000
./DOVER SHORES -'h .ACRE 3
Bdrms. formal chmn g rm . family
rm. sp<t and f1rcp1t. S42S.OOO
.; DOYER SHORES-GAlltXY DR.
High ce1hnged 3 Bdrm. den. d1111ng
room pool sized yard. Fee Land
I WESTCLIFF FREHCH REGENCY
5 Bdrm. dining room. huge fam11)
room. 3 car garage. $398,500.
.'HEWPORT WITH WORI( SPACE
3 Bdrm, clt'n. 21 ~bath. lo"' ma int
5 garages + storage Sli5.000
t"COHYEHIEHT CEHTR.AI. LOCALE
Neat 3 Bdrm. I':? bath . <:lo~l' to
school :.ind shops. St 15,000.
I MES.A DEL MAR-WS.L RHAMCED
Excellent 3 Bdrm. fam ily room
large assumable '"' Sl3S.Ooo ·
/MES.A VERDE-MOYE RIGHT IM
Neat. 4 Bdrm. family room. quiet
street, move ri ght in. $179.900.
.'l.ALIOA PEHIHSUL.A POINT
Qo aint 3 Bdrm Cape Cod. wood
paneling. new carpet. $350,000
.'1.ALIOA-OUPLEX COMYEHIENCE
2 Bdrms. dining rm, country
kitchen + 2 Hdrm un it $289,500.
12 UHITS OM THE l'fHIMSULA
2 Units in Balboa with exceptional
financing Good location. $339,000.
l lA YSHORES PERRCTIOH
3 Bdrm + cottage, beautiful
detaiJing, den & spa. $625.000.
I UNIVHSITY PARK PATIO HOME
4 Bdrm or 3 and den. country
kitchen. detached home $157.500
I MEWPOltT COMMERCIAL I
Va cant commercial 30' lot with
room for 60' boat. $6.50.000
121/J ACRE HORSE RANCH
3 Bdrm, 2 bath home, tack room
corrals & much more. $186.500.
I t ACRI OIAMGI RANCH
Rolllnl( hills with 2 Bdrm cottage.
No. San Diego Co. $175,000.
.~
architectural desl&n 6 bdrm, 5 bath,. 7 S9· IZZI wlll carry 2nd. Only z bdrm. 2 be + den z . •.•• playroom, dark room & den. Slip ror 2 flreplatfl. 2nd llOr)'
RV Mt\'< of Newport Beach
large boats. $1,350,000. deck . 2car11r. S>40.000 UM ~ LIDO ISLE HOMES
120 VIA QUSTO . 0'84 SUM 1·5
Featured on Homes Tours this lovely
traditional spacio~. c~tom 3 bdrm, 3
bath home, newly redecorated. Priced
• to sell quickly at $475,000 Must see.
214 VIA ITHACA OPIH SUM I ·5
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings. Great for ramlly living. Ex·
cellent value at $420,000.
PENINSULA POINT IEACHFIOHT
Panoramic bay & ocean view at
wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm,
3 bath custo.rn home. 3700 sq. ft.
featuring ma1-.e room. $1,385,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J l 1 K"y''"' [)· " '• P, f, 7'l 616i
Waol Ads Call 642-56781 Cwslfied Ads 642-5678
• • PRIV .A TE LAGOON • •
Step off the back patio & go sail-
ing m this guard gated communi·
ty JUSl ~teps lo the poundin~ surf.
Profess1onally decorated end unit
has gou rmet kitchen"" cstm tile.
randoi:n oak planked noonnf,? &
~cnna1re cook top. Superb financ·
mg w $25.000 dwn. Offered at
!\224 .000
* COROHA OS. Mil •
Lo\Cly Plan 4 in Ji\Sl\l l NE
CHEEK lite l-,. a1r\ " a ll amentl1e~ $389.000 Fl•e ·
• • 10% DOWN • • 131/JO/o FIH.AKCIHG .AV .AIL •.•.•
on this s pa<'ious familv home
featur111J? 3br den. famal v· room i".t.
formal dmmg w 3 car-~ara~e !
Onl~ S239.950. FEE
• • * TRl-PUX • • I' ride of ow nership units'. lhr ..
2br .. l".i Jbr owners unit. Assume
10 47', Isl T.D. Priced at Sl99,!l50
FEE (cxdusive l
• YICTORIAH STYlE •
Spet'tacular 4 br remode)('d m
\'1<·t~nan style w cu. ... tom kitchen
1n pri me Co s ta Mesa area.
Sl38.500 FE E.
• • PALERMO • •
H.ARIOR VIEW HOME
Totally remodeled by C'ra ftsmen ~
Featuring French doors. wooden
shutters. plank lloors. w,ed bn ck
i..: pool .~ s pa F EE land
w (,REA T TE RMS'. '.
91/4% FfH.ANCIHG
• HARIOR VIEW KNOLLS •
2br den townhomc featuring
CAPE COD stvlc arch1tceture on FEEland ~ .
* * $8,000 DOWN * •
Bring paint brush and broom to
save $$$on this Jbr fixer in quiet
Costa Mesa area!
12% RM.AHCIMG
• W .A TIRFRONf HOME *
Detached 3 br Community tennis
& pool ! Owner will carry 1st. On·
ly $230.000.
• JASMINE CRHk *
12 1 /1% RMAHCIMG
on tormer model! Hard to rind
Plan S w custom spa! $349.000
FEE. Lowest Price !!
15% DOWN PA YMEHT! * HARIOR VIEW HOME •
Assume 10.9C'k lst T.D. & 2n d
T.D. ! ! CARMEL model w/pool &
spa on solar system. S'l69.900.
s s s
• DISTRESS SAU • Sell ~r be hind on pymts on
spacious 3 br home in HARBOR
VIEW HILLS!! $41 ,000 Price
Reduction for quick sale.
NEWPORT HACH OFACE
2670 s • ..,.. Dri•t
Cll4175t0 ISOI C714t 752.7371
~ Walker Blee
1111 Eit1t1
WHY HAVE GAIDIM PARK
VILLA TOWMHOMES
IEEH SELIJM<i77?
This would be a very good weekend
t o c o m e a 'n d s e e f o r
yourself ... Low interest 30 yr.
fixed rate loans is only part of the
reason.
MODB.S AAI OPEM
I O:lOAM TIL DUSK. .
$134,950 to SI 52,950
541-2239
FAIRVIEW RD. AT AVOCADO. CM.
ILlliB<>R R E ALTY
ILUFFS CONDO
Terrific terms make this well
located Bluffs "C" Plan an extra
special value. Can be purchased
~lh only 101 , down and a 1212%
fixed rate 30 year mortgage ! 4
bdrn:is . and 3 baths all ver y
spacious. Endosed patio over·
looks the pool. $299,500 leasehold .
Open Sun. 1 to 5 see 2402 Vista
Nobleza
LARGE IA YCIEST HOME
~erfect ~ome for an active grow·
mg family. Owner will finance
with $100,000 down 4 bdrms. and
a comfortable offi ce. 6 baths.
formal dining rm .. Camily rm ..
game rm. and pool. 3800 sq. fl. in
all A great home value for just
$389,500! Open Sat. and Sun. 1 to
5 see 1730 Marlin Way
VIEW LOTS
CORONA DB. MAI
If you cannot fmd the home vou
are looking for. whv not build.ex
actly what you w·ant 4 excep·
ttonal lots with bay and ocean
views in a quiet section of Corona
del Mar away from all the sum
mer traffic. $595.000 each with
on ly 25' ~ down. $1,950.000 for all
4 .
LAND
7.3 ACRES R.l
Appro,·ed for 120 condo units!
Price includes plans. Prime San
Bernardino lol·at1on onl v I block
from cross town fwy S2.ioo.ooo.
5.5 ACRES VIEW
Terrific horse ranch site over·
looking San J uan Capistrano.
Zoned for horse~ 1n an area of
beautiful estate size homes.
Secluded and private. $695,000.
INVESTMENTS
COMMEICI~ IUIUHMG
Located on Marine Ave, Balboa
Island. Owner will finance with
S275,000 down. ioor.: occupied
with 4 tenants Priced to sell at
$498.000.
SHOrPING CENTEI
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Mesa. Owner will finan ce with
$115,000 down. too•; leased to
quality tenants. $477.000 L.H.
(714) 673-4400
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help with financlna. Call l 16 ....... for more detaila. 2bdrm.1Ytbatbboue.2 546-2313 car g1ra11. l\.\ bib to I';! ocean. Owner, saoo.ooo. ~if§ifJ#I -=~c:.:;:...:v~:~~1.,_1_TEllA ___ c_1_
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Grei A1Ue. 1it 79·1221 Best centrally toe a led neighborho od an Newport. Most popular Lusk Eastblulf 4 Bdrm single story floor plan with master bdrm su ite -=======--
and formal d1n1ng 1-------Receotl)' remodeled HerilerYlew ... lutchen and family room Fine location, beautiful 3
with French doors lead· Bdrm 2 Bath w/family Ing to a beautiful front room. New plush carpel· courtyard. Seller will aa· Ing, 3 car 1ar11e. lr& 30 al.st in fUW1c111& Only yr. assumable loan at
$299,000, act now! 12~% Low down pay ...
675-1411
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$105,950 Costa Mesa bug11n ' 4 Bdrm. 2 bath With 20't down payments al 1999 per mo. Interest 12~. '1<.
A musl see. call now.
546-2313
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mg Balboa Island home.
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675-2166
ment. Call S48-17SS or
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JASMINE CREEK-full ocean vu. 2 • ckn, 2 ba
condo. Pool, tennis, sec. Own. fin. Open Sat /Sun
11...(. 19 Curl. Ownl•&t.
640-1515/721:51.S1
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675-2373 770..8588
MICE bright & airy home. 4 bdrms, beam ceiling, 1-------i pvt beaches Leuehold.
MUL THU CHOICE! S:A~RY STAUffB Low Dow. P..,_.t! Mo Dow. P.,_..! SU UOM UA&.TY
Or Ya. T d U1! 67J.5JS4
NEW PORT BEA CH sharp 2 story townhouse
3 bd r m. 2 ~ bath.
fitts>l•«. petJo plus 25' BOAT SUP' SELLER
WI LL LISTEN '
S28S,000'
llVINE TalACI Fantastic Buy! Fee land. We.lJ mam.taJoed 4 BR home. New cpts •
drps. 644·11674 or S8M'741
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•675-7060•
3 Br. Family Rm Piao
4. $390,000.
2 Br . Den. Plan t.
$375.000.
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SP.ARKUMG POOL
$149,900 Beautiful 2 story ram1ly home near So Coasl Plaza . Massive slone fireplace. 4 large bdrms, separate master suite,
bnck and lite enhance magnlri cenl pool and
I spa Walk to park Take over e11st1ng low in
letest loan ' Hurry '
COSTA MIS.A
TllLIYIL! Excellent location. tremendous value in 1 3 Bdrm 2 balh condo. Minutes clole to major shopping and schools.
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Lovely Frunci cun Fount.um 4 BR. 2
BK , rumily rm w/fplc, lndry rm,
f?urden kitchen. ceramic counter and
baths. 1900 sq.ft. on one noor. Exer.
area neur cenlrul park and library.
$175.000. Xlnl lerms. Ask for Barbara
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*la... rff .. No Do•DI Hr Patio MIWPOIT ... TS , .... _ --cost·· ua11r.a. , .. WWIUll llomt OMI Of .a. •••• -NHIHIULA POM. 2 houses on 1 lot. I.A, .,...._ ... ,_ • ,.....,.
la po11lbl1 on tlll• 11ouc'. pool/apa/1111111 Col , _,.. • .. ~D.Bd block to beach. These 2 bedroom, 2 WIUfllMAMCI l20Xl40' kit• aml buUdo buutUul 2 + du + Y c ..... , w. c........ b th 1 l 1 l h Super abarp. compl 111,. Priced to aelC Raubo San Joaquin nfat&I famll1 bomtwltPL Yoa ,.,..Arte a comp e e y separa e ouses. furn. •br/Zba. 3br/2ba sw.ooo Chudl Spllltt
,..__.._ ................ A ... ~ caot1PQldonUU.t111• PLUS ... t High assumable loan & owner will ..... t -.0000 a tl31·1218 ;'.;d"1-~ 'wii Mew,.t .._. 106' lot w /alley acceu. .:l'""' auea carry jumbo 2nd T.D $385,000. .-...JNI oot'nft, •• • ;1 prired~:n-le. e ..................... ,. Owner'• art ready to :::pooe le~~ Ait 1%11>96-H L..Ht.tW. JJ
•1.,. _ move and will carry •••••• ••••••••••••••• ••·-Lr mab'· •·tTD been aubdMded Into 4 ILIGAHCE OH LIDO. 5 bedroom , • acr" ol lltld New l w..__,.. • Ulll ,.. ... at loll. 9~ Int loan 11 ""W"-" Bearb. OK for Coodot, nvvu~rldte DOYB SHOllS 10.10~. Call to see. aumablt . or lrade for custom decoralt.'<l is an exceptional Office or Medical Bldt
SSl·3000 1441 aluy ve. ~ Beach or LaJWI.• Full room. Lite. a iry & s pacious.
.... 1 " • price.-,&.000. UCIU.IHTHOMI 1 Randoli or Joan McNally
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le1h1 0 Ori -u:;m.e home or lot IA Newport value Formul dinim1 room & family 641 0'7U._A_&Mt
nu rawy, r¥1M 4 Br .• ~n.. 'orm•l Din· Aaent, 71Ai1'4 95J3 SITI ..
Hl-JU6 L p I lna Room, z Plrtplactt. _ LIDO IAYNOHT. You will love this o-U--£~..-... IWPOITl•"CH OWH t r ced Sln1le a car 1.,.. •• + la ... e oclt.a......-ONT I I 1· l' b t 3 ... _ ---" ~ Family. 3BR Home In Hobby oorn. Pool al~ ._""' LIDO'S AMISJ new exc us vc IS Ing. 3 t!< room. 4 Ir lllffl SI 7H Wide trontace lot aYaila.
Irv lne ! Xlnl fl n 1 lot, beaut. landacuied. IY OWNH . 1 On 50' lou·eR 3121 3~ bath .. EX('Cllcnl tcnns. Owner Cinanc· JO% O..wa wllll• ble In Harbor Hiil rom·
Co1taMtto IOUSaormu. Huntlnaton lllU90.CaJJJuUe. Owner wlll a11l1t at New cual. bit 2sty, Ba.Frenchdoorsleadto ing.$1,500,000, 27ynttlJ'/J,-o munify. EHelltnt
••••••••••••••••••••••• S.acllffa $ Bdrm. Beat 8 • 14 m-0013 financlna. !'.It.ate value French Normandy. 3 BR 11e aunay So. patio: Showa like brand ntw, 2 fanancana. $27$.000. 411LSIDIH0MI loc.AJkin&IZ58.900.Bkr **rYfNITIU[ on~saoooo. "den home. Can~ tradnl, lleht. alry. Oak LIDO ISLI. You wi ll fall in love with rocl. patlOll, be1t loc1 lRVINErAClf'IC LEASE OPTIOM .0709 UU.Vlll nSat/Sw'a l uo 1pUt. SllllS.ooo. owe. 3711 noora. flowa ancloualy this sharp 3 lx.'<Jroom dream home Uon, need fut t"Scrow 714 1138
PI Reduced SlM,900. Open LUXllJ oblnaoo: ReaJtor Seuhore.6'73-6S78 for entertainment. .Uk for Katlue Shlellb, Momfallt. o...rt. r me cul·de·uc l()(a· H S t /S 2 s 541-5647 Ownr/aat.8'7~'12911 Fabulous financing. Ownr/Aat.6'4 7020 RHOI+ 2400 tlon, 110,000 opUoa + c:uae 1 un . 1 · · 2 Bdr townhome 10 OCEANFRONT HOME. OPEN SAT/SUN 1 s ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOOOmolakesit.Partof mer.4bdrm,tamrm. fabuloua Woodbrid&e. By owner. Prime J()(a· 133VIAUNPJNE 67 ... 7300 • Lake Arrowhud Condo rental a-.1:... to down Owner I Agt I nllous. 2000 sq ft, -'. d&#OJ>rat· lion. Pee land. OWC 1st. -' ..,._.. 944 lo.cl .,..,. ~v Cherry Lake Estates, 363 L' Priv lakefronl com· payment ooe year rrom . . ed ' upiraded t.hruout. lftfNlit C.... 3Br, 1 Ba. room for addl· Newport Glen Court. 1ngO munaty, perfect family
poaeuion. You can't No QuaUfyin& Pride of Asnmable loans o( New ~100 to 3800 sq, tt. hon, panoramic Yiew. Npt. Bea. New 4 BR. 3 • .,,a,..,, or corporau eet·away, S but this offer. Call ownershif everywhere. Sl44,700. Mustaee w/beach " maJn bay ~.500 4 car parkinc. Br, 3 Ba, 2 fireplaces.
lhrcla 79-12%1. Fantut c Sol Vista views . Extenaiu 6408 West Oceanfront. :u~!·r'y~·2~~~·11!t 111r~e came room with
W/pool. $136,000. Bkr [Uj]\\bodbrldge custom UPCJ'ades In tile f42·l2lS $2 ,955 /mo 0 . w.c. s-t. AH IOIO ruu bar ~autifuJ lake
&tl.Q709 Re I & oak . S32S ,OOO to VIEWIH second at~ 2 Yr 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• and forest vtew Dock ~-~11'-1 $4000 DOWM • tg ssoo,ooo. K. 6-42·0430. 63l-S745. n OWHEI opuonal owe 12~<\.
!!!! • MO colt to-•• la! 551·3000 o,.. w; l·I HEWPOIT HGTS 67S·0043. Will co op Totally redecorated 3 $389,000 Also. spec· PlllDOMHOUSI 2 Br. 1 ~ Ba. Townhouse 1t?tBm1no 1'11,.»lr•IAt 1115 W. A•t lmpreulve 4 B~!m wlbkra. bdrm, 1~. ba, pool, 1acular la.ltefront lot 88 n
3 Br. 1 B1. lar19 yard A ent 16 173-6ntor SS. w /numerous amerulles. $122,500 Terms FHA. x 120 ft In excluslvt
Mc 000 ... 1 ,,,,..., A ... _ T M __...... u_ Owner will finance. Call SU YIEW VA 751 ..... 1 guarded gate communa _., · · .. "" ...,,...., &t. te.ti!HJtw .-w •111oca ~ OM THI WAT• for d et a I Is . Curt HAllOl llMI-URGE 11'/J'Yo auume ~ ty of Pt Harrulaar with II~ REDUCTION H.WW 104 f0down.&3i.s737 A(l. 2 story 4 Br. 3 Ba. Sandy .. erbertell 631-12116 UHD•MADET Uno~•~r~~e~~ uf ASSUMA&ILOAH Try IOo/o Doww! level access Pr1ee an
Sl0.000 u.nder recent •••••••••••••••••••••• OFFICE •t ~ih· 'thlDOV!,indocond. .....,_ . 3 Bdrm, 3 Ba. VIEW ocean. Catalina & city owe 2nd Oil this lovely SC Plaza Area. 3BR. C'llldes plans and salea. $129.950. 631 -12166, JO' Iott Sip A wa lv ,., wn or • • townbome In the pre· Uchts. prof decorat~. spacious custom pool 2BA. frplc, dble gar permits for S200 sq fL
agt.Jobg and off water rondo In HOME CODJiderlnlde.$2'79,500. • stigloua prlute com compl. furn Jbdrms. home in Baycresl, 3Br. Xlnt Cond $137,500 custom designed home --------1 Seabrld1e. Immaculate and 3 bdrms, a de· DU,LD l • . ..ti mun.Hy with tennis 2"'1ba . ram rm , xlnt lBa + lg bonus rm ~1 ~ with the family or ex· MIUYllDI 3 bdrm , 2~ ba 2 lightful office in quiet l short block to ~acb HARBORRIDGEROME c.ourt,poola&spas.Xlnt f1nanc1ng S47S,OOO S399,SOO. Ottl.rRHl&tate ecuhYeenteruunmentin
3Bdrm2bath,flreplace. fi replaces. 2 balconies, cu l-de-sac area of will summer, wanter WI1lfVIEW financlna witb 11:rae as· 0 w n er I Ag l OpenSat!Sunt·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mind Single slip dock
neat & clean. Large lot. . beau greenhouse win-UniYersity Park. Ex· rent. Terms flexible. 3 br .. 3 ba., 3 car aar., ~umable loan. Pnced for ( 7 I 4 ) 3 4 0 2 !l 7 7 . 2048 Commodore Rd. Mobile"--Sunny southern ex
Very best of terms. dow. A glve·a·way at tensively upgraded J~st listed al $315,000 fam .room,separatedin· UDmed.saleatl495.000. I (714)340-3294. 548-1~ ForS• 1100 posure $7SO,OOO Ed $205,000. By owner. (213l throughout. Superb view with land. Ing room. avail. now. RO~RS UALTY -----Earl, Merrill Lynch, Sl34,500. ...., 4 H + ~la 67"2311 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ka_le_lla 1714/337·07_31. I M C-* Rlr --1919 and premium location. E xc e 11 en t terms ! • I 'RIMI r&IH. Df'U o c E A N Jo' ft o N T ~ oy 5~•77~ • sa•sc·-c~oo Within walking dbtance Large comer I • plush 1?2S.OOO.Qwner760-19'17 NEWPllT HTS LAGUNA BCH. new Palm SpnnpCondo .... &-r -11tTs _.. to 11.;"~ C U tod rust carpet, mirrored 45X90 lot. Dev potential '61700
Extra·nice 2 br, 2 ba, ro:::?pp;;i;tm!nt. •>: wardrobe. Spanish tile. IA ~SHOUS M.I. NEW,OIT SHOIES I $275,000 OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 ~~~~· rent S400 Furn On Coif Club Dr USYITll.A.HS pool, etc. U32.000. nex. Walt to beach. pools &c Pmatecommunlty. Most desirable I story 675-1771 2S0716thStreet . . -714 13209544. 5683113 -;.,.;e.listofHomes terms. Great ass um. tenniJ. Under market al New F~ncb Counlr)' Ooor plan, 2 bdrnu. den.
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W d R.E I n. B owner MG-4157. $189,500. Owner arudous. home Beamed9foot 2 baths, xlnl cond 2 Enalub Tudo'r Aondo. agenLs fee. 142.000 ofCr ,._ ... f S -=="'-'--
orl .556-7777 '"IM 104 Call us for lddreu" ceilings.Truly custom. patios . $1 39 ,000 I La;ge lulcben fe'°atures Beach , adult. pets """,roo .J: OCEAN VIEW 2 Br. 2 Ba open house Info. I El~ant 1howplace. Ownr /Aft. 851-&300 bualtm applian~ '"~Id. 960·311311 ,.. .. , 2600
deck, yard. sec gate !!.!!.................. Miltf1 & C:.W.O'lrita Bngbt,1unny. SUYIEWbwOW..Ea macrowaveand'~;·~t· Co-erdd ....... H••:•W•·:·,•,••••••• Sl~K. Owner l-6JO.e34, **TAI( YOUI M0-82dl I Approx3,S50aq.f\. S379.000 . '\tare Bar mg area. LlYing room Properly 1600 "' "'
642.a808. 111~·8600 JobnCoombebkr. 2·story,5-bedroom. features, oYersazed •u•••••••••••••••••••• HllYe houses, condos, ml'I u.J 3 bat.hs, 4fireplaces Harbor 3 Br (possible 4) 1 f 1 USTSIDE rRI STEPS TO WCH Family room. Two 2~ ba + fam rm. 2 fplcs fl replace plu.s vaulted ESTATl SAU ou or sa e or ex.
3 bdrm, 11,\ ba. pnced 1 Two of Woodbridaes's Fl p1 at bea bes b Guarded gate. tennis. cealuig open to 2nd n~r. Westside M·l property change Reply Nielsen
under market lo sell finest producu. Both are it523 c.o4PU5Dl·IR.Vl~E E IY THE SEA .:•Y e ~ 0!1 ay. pool. etc Sl26.000 8S· 1 Loca.ted Oil large lot With Costa Mesa 16,000 sq ft Realty. 216 Katnehe Sl
now.Pra.nconly! detached homes o:.c lst Bf~ lObyn oob pl:~::~la:~=s sumable 10~.~ 1st 3Brhomew anromeurut, spacaousrrontyardplus $14.50 per sq fl Prm Kaalua. HI 96734
Kathy 631-4M5 Agt wtspacious frounds and l 1 s 3 r ea c euarded gau Fee Own l' r may ass 1st close to bayfront As-back yard large enough cipla only (llQS) '96-1484 (808J262 9868
Owner Moves! patlos. 3 Br 2 Ba. Uv rm. L..J-a a..11 1041 bargain Fres~ly re· $798,000 By owner: wt2nd. Call for appl sumable $123,000 loan for a spa ConYert malunng tame
St' 500 · d10 rm & heaYy shake ...................... d!>ne. Owner will ron· (714)548-4002:MS-4060 640-8227 Asking Sl90.000 Agt F1oanring available, Co•do••iwfTow• deposit lO hot Houston . • I roofs HIGH AS · 2 new custom ocean YU sider trades and notes 673 11349 or~~ rall M.esforMit 1700 rea l estate Takeadvan-Gre~t fl08nc~g ltr17!5 SUMABLELOANS homes. t Br's, 4~ Ba, Vacant and moYe In • PA C ES ET T E R ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• tage '>f new tax shelter available on this classic I hell SIU 500 F.R .. 152HS33 Tabiti. now. Call Diana. agt REALTY New Super ex ecutive law. SSOK nun invest
Mesa Verde Condo ~ 2 ' $529.SOO. Alt. 49'7·S4.S4 I $24,000 DOWH &t&-5092 coo do 3 8 R. 2 s l r y Break even apts, prof
design excellent condl· + guest apt. N. end. I IE CIUTIVE ~ o-a.. 5'000 •• ,,. dining room. Beautiful ~i \\bod bridge Charming 3 bdrm, 2 bath ~ """"' finan ,.., ~!c~oup~~~r un bedrooms. Attractive [g . 11r.•cH ~E widen Unoraded Xlnt E h "' d
lion. Sparklloc com-Really Emerald Terrace. Walk OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY l S PM Oulatanding 3 bdrm P ... , · Ito& Es .. munity POOL! Close to 551-3000 to beach. Ass~mable • I custom home on fee vl prty. 548-7~ h h 2100
shopping and freeway methrrann Pk .. y,lmnr l~an. Owner will help HAllL lt'l HIO 1536 Sere__... Terrace hind. Expanded master Spacious new condos in •••••~•~•••••••••••• access ! A must see! Cali finance. $279,500. Peg UR NLM llCIUC suite with fireplace & Garden Grove, no quall· Trouble Selling Your
979-2390 3BR, 2~BA. 5221J Walnut. Allen, Rltr,$1578. OPPMTIMllJY IRYIME THRACE S2t,500 Down mini library EnJOY rr~g. Owner Wiii sub I Property' Trade it with T Rtalon Nr Jeffrey. s~.000.103 Fantastic buy! 2 bd, 2 ba ""'""' tbOIH' Ocl'an breezes . Sl~llt monthly payment the G real American
Ch . 3 BR 2 b ~• dn. owe . Call548-32<l!or condo. Beam cell., !rpl. prime 4 S • X 14 o • App.aliilc) corwer '-with opett floor from patio or derk Thasd Npt Hgts 2 Br 2 Ba 3Mbinimumblddwn. 3bdrm, Trade Co We han bun· arming a w•· 751.4287 patio. clubhouse, pool. waterfront lot with exbt· pa.. 'ocil ond patio. Owner wll carry. R~uced beluw maker lo con o .•s a ran-taslic op· a. sec g 2 car al· 1 dreds of Exchangeable tage East Costa Mesa. Owner carry loan $295,000. $229,500 (714)552-4477 portunaly to get started lchd gar wtopnr Properties m California Oak Kitchen. stained Univ . Park by own~r. 4 $159,000. Peg Allen. Rltr: inc pier and slip for 4.5' WALKER & LEER E 1n Npl Bch. Walk 10 all Ca11SS4·91GO, 840-6703 aft Throughout California
glass windows. SUI0,000. Br. 2ba. Priced nght 494-7578 yacht. PriceofS2.000.000 WATERFRONT HOMES,l/llt schools, rrunutes from 5 rn. Call Now
20% down. Assumable 17961 SpiC'ewood Way · Includes cleared lot, •P· REAL ESTATC Cozy single story, blurts 3 shopping and beaches. ~HI/ 675-3753
ut of 197,000 at IS~% 552·5138 AUCTIOM proYed plans and !>-• R.~ ... , "''"'""·~·-1 BR. condo 2007 Ba1a. wlaunlrdg healed pool & OMtaS. llOO Anah hm, S52K="'-eq-.-M-t-
int. W /comlder 2ftd By Ulllv. Parlr, 4 bd .• , ba.. Sat. Dec. 5th. New _prime permjt.a for a luxurious 5 1 24.!6 w Coa&1 liw\. JI$ M..r..,.. Aw open t2-4, owner, Agt C 11 8ry roodonm0_!14ll.:..~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• prop SL2SK an l2 1,... owner usum loan price re· view Lafuna Beach Bdrm 5 bath French ~-· e.,,.,-11 &!boo bl.ind 644 5215 1 ran ,....,en....,rg . . ~.... ""' duc'd 5SH3U estalt. Financing avail Recency home with 6Jl·l400 '7UtOO for information Opn HEWPOITllACH See ou r l~. \1ctorv1l~e S..W.f..,.Ya. .;;.;..;_~.;;~---;1 Min . bid Slr75.000. Call many extras OCEANFRONT Sunday 12.4PM . 1406 FEE SIMPLE LAND Exch RE or TD s Perfect 1larter home Pa u I Ryan , Ag t . Ttf'W A•..... 4 bdrm beach house Clay 6441020 Priced below mkl al l7141Till 1217 __ _
priced right I Im . zaoracBCT m.\844. Call Pacesetter Hornes I Pnme Peruruula Poanl $197 ,00() Seller must
maculalt with a lonly OH SS0,000 for detalls and appoint· ·1 locauon Fabulous l80 • • sell-fasl close Rtwtoh
yard. Fu.U price Sll0,000. Take o ''er f u 11 Y Fl.All AND menl 646-~ degrel' vaev. rrom Jelly • CJS Realtors 1-635-5650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751-3191 amortized 9'<.~ loan of o•~ to Piers Ideal for re Lingo -Howwt FwWtMd
S4000DOWH
& Mo cOlf to••• la. 2 Br. lVl Ba. Townhouse.
Agent 556-&16
$106 ,000 With only Located 00 l.be popuJa.r L • a MAC:NAB model Excellent ownt>r -..... !to $888/mo l.n payments. North End with ti·,· ' ....... , financing 675 7698, U •..ib,... 0J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mammoth cul-de-sac breathtaking white ~ 6756870Agt __ lal>ooltlmd 1106
home witb 2 fireplaces, water views 4' city night REALTY • ••• •• • • ••••••••• •• • • •• 2"'1 batM & au k10ds of lights. Designed for lo I Largr 4 Br Jba $1400 mo extras. Don't miss this maintenance by James • ..._ .. ___ ff. "'""";? I blk to bay Bltins,
decorator's delight re-Lashley , the home ()(fl/ A'.ilt¥YitPJ W D.,6736163 _
duced to uss .ooo. features beamed ceil· D..~"_;C'A/t/JJ' MEW,ORT IEST IUYS CottaMno 1 124
<714l552-44TI ings, redwood accents" _/ (l(ff<.x U,l 1 TERMS.TERMS-TERMS D•plex $239,500 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lots of tilt!. 3 bdrm. 3 HOMt.S Delightful 3 BR custom Back Bay In Newriort Beach Quiet street. 3 Br 2 Ba
9'/•o/o bath • den built on 3 pool home _ must see _ .. $20S,OOO. ~wner w U carry SSOK. r r p I ,. , b 1 g ya rd SPAMISHYILU andoenbeUer1Sthel.St leYels with out.side ac· antereslonly,3years Gardener S700mo
WITHrOOl TD.of omS77,000for ceasloeachlevelmala:es SPECIAi.SALE Under muke t -lmmaculale 3 NEW SPYGLASS 7JM760 1 6733477
Exqulsitepropertybuill $657 /mo payments this the perlert choice Fee ground, walk lo BR-Formal D.R. 2 ~tory IKHM',...,ty i oooJEASTSIDE2story.2 bd .
for one of the original Owners will carry for lbe growing family. beach. super nice. 2 Br McLain Big Canyon condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• chtld & pet welcome. lg N1ne2wo~rt cfamiliesd in lbde S30,000 to 540.000 al 13'7.. l480w.oooo.,._..a.. home +bach. unit Lr& $215 000 MANSION MAKE Au~. l pvt yd . 2219 V1rgm1a " s. arve woo Act fast for great value ,.,_,_ assum. loan. Priced to , . "~. 842 3308~S ----doors. antique leaded on 4 bdrm hom e in ... views, privacy" quiet sell. Chucla: Spiller. agt Outstanding value plus terms 2 1 ..._
glus, beams, oak Ooors, Co 11 e g e park tor can be found In this uni· 631·1264 B R . 2. B A -D e s p a r a t e I 3 lncome Properties wport leech 3 I 6t 3 fireplaces. 2 masltr 3 bdrm 3 b th --. Easts1de Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• suites, pool, spa " Sl52,500. (714 )~-4477 que · 8 • Seller-Mc Lain Big Canyon I 20'1 down Owner will LIDO ISLE charmmg 4
Volleyball court. W••-&Lee family room home. $179.500 Over 6000 ~q ft. of elegance and carry bdrm 212bath,lrgsun ... SelJers may help with 5111--tL..a...... th ( II h r I n) pa110. completely up REDUCED lO $449,000. • ... f..._... finaocinc. $44.5,000. __... _.-~arm . I . l IS qua lly custom, J graded Sl700 mo Year
OWNER WILL CARRY NI UUHG LUYITHECil DOYaorUftm-642-8215 high on hill m prestigious Spyglass. Nili&5ER' I B II Grund wltb LOW DOWNlll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!ml!!!!!~I at home" walk to the --features inc lude 5 bedrooms . )' 1 ~S-6161
PAYMENT. SUBMIT LUSEOPTIOH beachfromthis3bdrm DIC.HOME library , family room. 512 baths, IWant something xtra
ALLOFFERS. bometuckedawayooa Med.stylecourtyard T aJJJllll'J\lfl1'' ~pH1al 1n a 2 Br Open Sunday ttoS 2 Br 2~ Ba. Fireplace, 2 quiet street. Hardwood Pool. jacuzzi. Overlook.s magni 1cenl pool & s pa and private r'W I ... I Townhouse. completely
2S8S Irvine AYe car ca rage Sl38,000. floors, deck. " brick bay. Galaxy Dr. Formal elevator Enjoy s pectacular views 714 su 071\;1 rum~ $895 Mo 760-9117
BrokerMl-8800 patio with mature fruit din rm,2frplcs.sm.ooo magnificent cabinetry and leaded 2925C1>llt-1?l'·\\l' jsurhhouse 2 er1ba.orr w .... flwl "-' ________ , trees. Great poteot.ial! fee. gl~ss throughout Shown by a p-<ust<1 \fe~.i < \
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IK......._ 12Y2% Owner will help with 6U·2$t0/64M848 potnlmenl to those who are truly ~.972 1000
01·1400 financln1.S32S.OOO. IAYFIOMTCOHDO the disc riminating. 34lh St nice 2bdrm, nr 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1•••!!!11•• ASSlllA8l.E !"I~..... Bay & ocean Ylew . 4 Pl n 2 1WM200al sbe49a~h , want er lrenlall.
Lonly 4 Bdrm, Walnut ~~~"'"'* Stturity bklc. $475.000 Offered al $2,3()(),000 · ex. .. . ncome. " mo 1 n c u t 1 OWtB W1J. Village. Owmtt will help "'. """ 9~. 3 loan on contract. 639 S789..:.
f i n a n c e . 0 p E N OCUHFIOMT 612 Calle Campana. San 1--------FtMAHCl AT l2"o SAIURDAY 1-4 11C11N c--Q u I et sec I u de d SPECIAL 'TllMS Clemente. 4200 sq fl 2 Br Mobile $700/mo Wl'tb 15"' down for 10 ..... ~ 9 """ 714 """' 5907 "' 3571 MYRTI.E ..__c.a **' Peninsula Pt borne. on this 4 BR Spyglass beauty on ol<N. .....,. On Bay 2Br $1050/mo years. 3 Bdrm 2 bath. -s ooo great condition with Ms-9161 .,., • . choice corner' lot. Creative seller A,,LIYAUIY On Water 2Br SllOOmo C 17141494-1177 615-8676 615-8444 'II t k t d h Near new 4-plex 2 1 Laguna Oeeanfront many extras.A/ . ...IW,OITSHOllS Wl a e ra es, gems or even cas . bdrm, 2 bath each unit 28r2ba SlOOOmo winler S....l.l.... .. .a...... r-. a-....._ 3 Br 2~ Ba, ocean vu, " Offered at $525 000 _,_..,.. _.., ..,.. -· with fireplace. enclosed Waterfronl Homes Enclosed patio, comer 1375,000. F.dna Lundberg WA TBPIOMT RI 1 lol -a·th RVac-·. Ask· acAa~. 494-284 patio. garage. 9:\f'k lat. trs. nc 6311400
w .__, Decorator perfect, 4 Br. HEWPOl1' STAITll Now SlSll,500. Bill Grun· l"!!!!!!!!!m!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!l~!!!!!!!l!~!!!I
in& $111,500. For an •P-THRHAICHIAY De~. ~~'!!!. higwh~yll Rare chance to own a comfort.able s.taAH IOIO dy,Rl\f,67~161. polntment to see. c•ll1·------•l 3bdrm. 3ba. fam rm, mot1v1t.:u ....... 000. I 3BR 2 b H b v f J d ( .............................................. None•ative,18,000 down ....... Uaha.-.:4
S40·11.5l carden ll:itcbeo. S"'"C· finance. Agent. · a ar or u on ee an or .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Sell with EASE! lacular ocean Yiew. ~;c. &46-10.Uor6'}2805. only $224,950 call now! 4Jl~~ .. ~cAlpals. only GtMN 3202 ·-:., ~ HERITAGE • It 's a BREEZE .,..., ,,_ ,._,
Cl111Sif1edAds642·5678 ~:~e:ti ."':~~r~ocli~t~ ABSOLUTB.Y C.M.4'UX ••••••RBnAL•S••uu
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D \AA.I S7S-0073, l-~123 2 3 t Bd ILUlllllOM On .... ! tastic mountain & city views. Class MAKE US AN OFFER ! 4 ' ' ' nm.
. • REALTORS
RCTaylorCo
640-0900
,
URCH FAMILY1
Try th is 4 BR + family room with
formal DR and large lot. Seller will
help finance. Offered at $215.000.
FIRST TIMI Olfll•
Gracious 3 BR home with Fam Rm.
on quiet cul·de·sac. Seller will carry
lg. 2nd. Call for details. $175,000.
Sl'ICJAL ... .--cusT throughout ; Priced to sell at uni•·. 2 y·•--w In ~OCPO~~"ts And do we haft I priJe """'"-' •FFOtD•au '61191..1 ........ , CM~ . ~on]-· ·~K '"" !SRI I ...... winner here! Located COMDO s.549,000 • • """ ,..,.. · pnn y! atby
blgb above Laguna's Take over paymenta of Tri-level condo nr. So Coast Plaza _,.a:acn""'t~.63=1 =t----
famed Riviera coastline SUOOmo. CUSTOM HOME+ llNl'AI. -Super 3 BR with seller financing 7 UNITS $200I JJ06
with a VlEW OF THE Call ~a~~n:bera. Just listed premium quality with only $112.900. Hurry! Located in tkmet. these ..................... ..
SEA BELOW, you'll find ' two 3 BR units • bea~ . fireplaces l Bdrm unita have re-Balboa lalud W1tttfront
l mpoaln& 2 •lory IYOWI• in Old Corona del Mar. Seller will ttntly beet! miovated. 3Br ZBa.Yearty leue. arkhittture w/detalled ....._Li·ll'cd h Auume W.Una fananc· IUOOMo.11'1).QMl. t rlo ol wood .._ ,...__ • .,_ exc ange or be.creative wi'"' flour in ... ex e r • tl· In Newport a.di. 2308 "'' I auu owner wm help ..... ,..... JH7 tenalve '* ol &lua. 3 CU ft Dr. Unique 2 bdrm, terms • offered at $347 ,500. Ca I us finance oruchln&•. • .................... ..
bdrm noor plan aerviced 1 ~ ba, larp llvin& and now!
by 2 bathl, featuree llv. din. arH. Panoramic rm . w /BEAMED CEILINO,LAROELOO Harbor Bat·Ocun
R • F p View. EOOUCll apace to BU NIN G R LC build. f'S0,000. MUST I FACED WISl'ONE6tx· SEii 1 teaelvt Ult ol redwood.
LIASI arnoN
or sale on a quality 4BR 2"1 ba
Spyclass with breathtaking view.
Offered at $649,500 Wt b,elleve tbla one 14f.llH.!Zt.+HI l
takff "FIRST PRICE'' IWT .. &..19 1
1 ~-~-wbllt offtnd at only a bdrm, 2 be JD 'Cl ft. m-;0~1 ':cW.~ •1200 mo. su,oeo do TOMORROW! -R~ft~Ml-=.;Pl.......,-Mll~~~-1
lllSll<lf l.IALTY Tnde yow old ltutf for
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I Cllffln.d M. HHm
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VIMTA&I CHAIM
is everywh ere ln this cu.stom 3BR·2
ba complete with guest quarters
near Fashion Sq . Seller wlH
finance. A great buy at $200,000.
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34210 Violet Lantern
BURR WHITE
Rl.4lTOR. INC
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..... -.• •~.,.c .. ·• ... ate rciiltliolneelAe. Uon. Xlnt Coad 1125_ reot. C111tom detltn !Bril~Ba.tm.Laun-pabllAcarpet.Muha, nil cowta, lralla, "an have 8 11 ad " "'"' .4ilalwaaa..., aao.e, dble. Realton 131-1.00 '44-ZW featurtt · Pool, BBQ, dry ac., pool,@151!! no pet.a. '330. 5ftll50. p u t t l n a 1 r e 6 n . ' Prime of . .,. pr, wa&.er • truh pd.. cov 'rd Jaraie. iur· 1415 M 8r Baehelou, 1 and 2 running an lhr Daily 1lat1re1dupla1US.i.t ......... rounded wlthJ:luib o. 2 .1 Ba. Apl. Larae 2 bd, 2 ba, pool, Pilot Clas111f1eds C:O.ta Mesa. 250 14. ft. A lau. + IS$(t dap. H._. IA TMllLUffS 1 da · ... u Garaae, wuher/dryer, adulte, no pets 139:;. bedroomJ apartment•, "nd h"V" ANSW1".u eulte. 1175/mo. Utlla in· adwta, IO piU. ---•• JJ42 Spado1.11 •bdrm. 3 bat.b, an capiq. IW t V· all bullt·IM. Small child -.nu or~ tod towabouaet from u .. " .. n Id w ttll St ('11 0 Hl-GJIJ / CUI> ........... ••••••••••• fam. bome. New paiat • In& atilt beat. Nopett. OK, Do Pila. Only I yeer ~loSlOOOi-rnon.t.b AD ta kt• your calls ~ :,,;},1 · 1 · ·
1 71 BOAT LOVERS • Dl1 carpet. Move ill ready Bach. furn from l3IO old. CaU fouppt E1tt1ide l br. duple1, On Jall\boree At 24 hNi. a day The ~~1 ==.:.·-----
adult Bayport coDdo. $12$0 r mooth All 1 Br. furn from IC ISL MGMT 1142.ig. carpete /drapu, IH San Joaquin Hllla &ad Arn~wer Ad r harge Del11.11 P.W.llla Offict. C... .. Mir JJZ Out1t1ndin1 penthouse ..o.wr . . 2 Br. tum. . from t550 STUNNING I 1 ' 2 etove. au ' water pd. (7W!ftl.IOO for II whole week ill Apj>roxlmatea NO IQ fl .
...................... view overlo oltl na . 31$W,Wilaon, M.2,lfll Br, 2 Ba. G~ Apt. $350 plus S2IOO ~ dep. Duplu. upata.tn:2"Br:l onl y $5.00. Cnll Cathedral C.illnp with 'br. 21Sf lria, •doors to harbor. 2+2. Bolt 1lip Balboa lila.ndWaterfront STUNNING larse l Br. Pool. 710W, l8lh.St . 5 Ba fr~aae. Near 642 5678 & pllH·e TCruuar-"tl'nSka. y~, ~:;. octaa roat. $1.500/ mo. avail thru Pewr'a Land· 8 Garden Apt. Pool • Rec 2 8 r , 1 'iAJ Ba, fr p I c, iJdo 1 ana 9IOO h d ,.,-,_ Call Barbanl1$-301'1 m• Call l2U>•.-. or a r. 2 Ba. Yearly lea.le. •rea now l8lh St MESA V!ADE bome at· dahwshr patio iar•ie L '"'ul l at a no"! qm , Air c:ondJt.lon.ln1. •~ · 11100 Mo 'J10.(l3f1 -· · · · IOOll)hre 2 Ar a dlx apls ' ' • year eue. IW U. 00 s l t a o L, a v e i~ ~:Inc· w:nr. 312·11311 AvtU No~ Z& l i.drm oa l ........ 111Mda l740 No eetl.54&-lo:M. . nopets.pz5mo.543-S471 pell. Ml.Wt have rtl's. Meaaaae.mo
,01 ·fi l .,.ir.9 3~ lrrlM 12~ water te50 mo Wint.er •••••••••• .. •••••••• .. • THE VJCTOIUAN 2 B 2bd,,2ba.oeweraJJt.alr, Avail now! Drive by ••m.11**
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•Br 2 Ba Qilldmi 6 GOLFCOUISI& New NB Condo 2BR SpaniabF.fWtLiv1A11 ad ults . New crpls , · w/oreanview:receptjoo
peta' OK. "5otmo. lit. • MITE UTI YUS 2,,.BA, 2 car iaraae: Benutw park-like 1ur-drapes, blt·IDJ, patio 1)-. P.W JIU NO FEEi Apt. • C.oodo + rm/2 la,.e otflca/ wp
last .. nodepoait San Joaquin 2 Bel .2 Ba frplc Wu her dryer round Ina•-Terraced Clll btwn Ha&-4120 ....................... mitall. Villa Rental.I. .,_hM .. Fwwl1. II a.wt• to~ 000 equJp and at.or11e rm. 6t0-iau · SZt-R condo, den. wet bar, 2 Adutti, no peta. Near pool. Su.nktt1 1as bbq, !f!"G"Vlctoria wo OCIAMVllW f75..0l28roker orU1fw ..... d Jtoo ....................... Newport Ccnter/Dealp
IBd +den IV.Ba 1 le car 11r. ()()mm. pool, Ho11 Hoapltal. $900. ~parltllna fountains. EASTSIDE fresh , 2 Br . l"rom Dana Point matt EASTBLUFF lbr., pool,•••••••••• .. • .. •••••••• Roommate for lg. Plaza. New carpet/·
dbl aar. 'patio, ~e':rly a2S/mo. Call Crai1 or Days, 549-42'3. Ev ea ~!:;.it: ud~ ~ 0 0 m • · 1ar, paUo, aduJts, no acenk bluff, Ultt new ! quiet area, •ln&le adult, Ocean frt. Le. 3 Br, 2 ba Townbouae In HD. close paint. Jl.l.S per IQ rt.
new. ll'fS/mo. Patty Glen, ailt, Gl-42U or S4&-t308 W~lk ·ln ~l:a:~e: peta.1@1.-.0165 et the flnt occupant! nopeta$:!00/mo.M4-4767 upper,2ur1ar.fpl,yr· to ocean. very n1ce! (114)158~
Nesbit a W-NOO SSl·MOO M.w,..~ homelike kitchen & ~ Only 4 unite, 2 Br. OCIAtROMr ly. I UOO/mo N.B. 5311-0MS C~~
J bdrm, 1 be, So. ol Hwy. 4br/Sba on quiet cul-de· cabloet.t. Walk 1o Hunt· 1 • w/frplc. • 2 Br w/den. Atail. Dec.1st. Spacious ft2·S443 Sbr my bea1:1t. house, omce or retail ebop
.Fireplace, yd, 1ar. tlQO. uc. Walk to school•. lngton Center. Hurry for the beat view ! •Br. 2 Ba. Upper, frplc, loom 4000 aar .• spa, Irvine, $300 + apace avail immediately
Andy 758·W11 Kids ok. $1200/mo. Refs. l Bdrm-tum, 14115 1125 to SS15. Adulta, no Wiiber /dryer, gara1e. ....................... v. utlls. 73l~evs .SOaq n. sns mo ,.-.....1.-. ..... __ ,.22 Avail. Jan. t. 646-2017 Townhou.se-unfum, $.1115 pet•..o_ Daya 80·0212, Submit on children ' La1un1 Beach Mot« Inn, F to shr 3 br dplx. 3 ba, 8"J3.&ZZ.
--~ Twnhome, new3br, Iba, 3 B B WkoaaMl-8441. peu. $1500/Mo. TSL 9& No. Pacific Coast Nwpl Hcts $238/mo Office for Leue UllO IQ
....................... patio, car. Park, pool, u~:11,1~tto;~~dfti~n Adultl,nopet.s. 2bdrm, 2be,llrepla~. l PtyeeJ1jp8'2·UI03. Hwy, La1uoa Beach. Debbie s48-8782 ,; tt WttbBalcoay.Alrport HUGE 4 IDIM jac. P'?S/mo. 133-9057 Westcliff 11080 &46-6719 Utilities Free! our unused yr old, upgrades, pool, lJDO VIEW Ele11nt 6: Dal\l· Weekly, Kitchen 9$7~126 . Complu . ~~·r new, a'iO mo. KJds IM.Al.S 2 BR 2 BA. view .end unit LA QUINTA HERU~A 1'tems could ldry. ssso. Ira 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 patios. •vii·~~ winter f'emale roommate wa.nt· Sfi.812 • no peta. 63i.1266, 2s r l Ba S700 tennia 00 pets' 9825 ; -~ 113'1·7321 frplc Adults. 11200. ra_es. ed. COM , J bdrm, fpc, 2 .. ....,.. ..
a&t.JohA. 2Br.2Ba m mo • wate~ P~f: lQllParbideLn,l blk b ' 2 Br. Apt. Near orean, 67W359 Balboa Inn. l80' up sundts,$275.-...util.tst, NewportBtacb.~1000
J BR 2 Ba, alnt family J Br 2 Ba .-rs 673-nl'I 8'2·3073. W of Beacb, 3 blks S.. of e SOmeone S clean, dsbwsbr, garaae Verullles Comer Pen· weeklri. IGtcbennette, lut + dep. after 6 PM ft . floor Ideal
nbrbd, Mesa Verde ~ 1:2Ba l800Furn BLUFFS 4 Br 3 8 1 Ed.inaer Christmas Avail. Oec.ut.6S1-02S2. t.bouae-2 br, 2 ba. Aval! ocean root.m-8740 644-MJS ;,?· rui rn:'°ail J ·Lit
area. Small fenced _ ln 3 Br. 2,,i, Ba lt25 beauty All n~ut llke 147-41 33911 Diana Drive (ofl now! J7SO. 675-3787 Near OCC. Pool, Non-Shr. 11. tux. home w/prof. z!.oo \re:i cciu~Hwy.
pool. '825 mo. David, 48r.,3 Ba. $8'7:1 new si2oo All~ LapH .._.. J741 Sell them Golden Lant.em!. 2 br, 1 Smoker. Male. $170. peraon $266. Lst, last & ~
14f-3255 4 Br. 2"" Ba @75 644-0134 . ' ....................... b•. pvt yard, nice Oar.. S45-2510after6PM dep. 998-8479 Profeulonal Attorney's
s Bel.rm 3 Ba, DU crpt/· ~RailorRlly833"8600 3bdrm 2\lt ba 1324 Luu1ry studio. spa, TV. with an ad washer 'dryer. $500 ADULTUYI~ For woman ne)Jily de-M/F to •hr 3 br, N.B. office suite in South
P&iAl. walk to schools, c 0 n d 0 2 Br 2 B 1 Eetelle Ln., $98oimo maid service, phones, Open Sat. 41 Sun 2 bdrm, 2 beth, 00 peta corated private ro:om & $27:1. Resp .. no smoke or On nae County la seek·
kesa dtl Mar, •tmo. Univeraity Part, Irvine. '94-t907 67~7720. l115wlt. 499-2227 I d th OCEAN VIEW, lrg 2+2, USO mo. lit. last bath, frpk P:i. inclds dru11. (213}43!M74_l __ ina com.palible pro· .Bob Koop act, 158-1221. Ava 11 . Jan. 17 SO . Eutbluff J BR 2\.'J ba Beautifully furn. Suite. 2 ! Un er e frplc, blt·ln ll>f)I, spit +security. 631·93 utils. Eaatslde, C.M · F to shr 2 br, 2 ba apt, fessional tenant.uuch a.a
2 BR 1 Ba dplx, gar, 1ml 7to-8080. 5 lit level, parbide set: Br. 2 Ba. Spa. Sauna, Oai'ly Pi' lot level. adults, no pets 1606 WesttUff Dr ~-01~-. c. M. S200/mo + S200 allA>meya, CPA acCIOWl-fenced yard, emall chUd University Park Cardiff J,1 00 cul de sac New Sate, lite TV. maid . 49$-Q'lll Newpe>rt Beach Room 1.n pnv home. Miss lut. ~-17» t.ntl. insuran~ broiler,
OK. No peg. M75 +dep. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Wet bar: pauit 6 floors. ii.ooo servi ce SIOOO/mo Gi'ft Gui'de ...... ....,._.._. lt4 Viej All priv Male or M to shr 3 br Bayfront investment counselor.
1154 A Meyer, 5e-3'84 1., a ie door opener , M4-S307, l2l-4S70 499.2227. ...................... female. $250. m7619 condo, N .B, w/2 M, refs physiologist, recruit.er
1 Bri1 Ba, COlY E.side, close to pool. $7~/mo. SPY'_. "'"S Oceanfront, view of THIWtMl.ITIH XLNT Nr Hoa1. No req $3SOincl.uti.ls I.St& Full service suite +
enc . 1ar. stove, rerri1, 752·5'868. ~ Diver's Cove. 2bdrm, ' Luxury Adult uruts at af· OM THI IA YI smote. No kitchen. Pvt last. 673-3547 ' amen!Ues. athlet.lc club.
oo peta S'10/mo. Adlll. 3 BR 2 Ba, sncl story Ocean ' nig ht view. 2ba, sundeck. S7SO/mo. Call 642·5678 fordable livinl. 1,2 & 3 One or 1 kind. 2 ~· l ba. Male. ~103S OCEANfRONT/N.B. free parting. CaU CM-
Act. Lam. 957-48'00 twnhse oo part-like set· 4bdrm, f1m nn. 3 c~ Leue. Ava i l 12· 19 Br. Well decorated bath apt located directly Room w/pvt bath. kit. ' f nonsmkr t.o sbr.,. 12 M nae. 951·3565
Nr. S.C Plaza. Condo in t ing. 2 car g~ra1e. f:.oJ,2200/mo .Eves. ~e~f~: e7~d est y atl4 aR ftf di Olympic SIU pool, light· across from the Reuben lndry priv, EutC.M., f , & l F, 4 br, 2"'2 ba, frplc. Have sp avail UI Com·
So. S.A. 3 Br llh ba, dbl fireplace. Ice pal>O. tBSO · · Cllrbt..ai ed teruus court, Jacuui. E Ltt. Just remodeled 12$9/mo. &U-3089 decks lndry den Dec merce Plua for sub· aar. Patio, pets/kids mo.7S9·113" E X E C U T I V E Newport IMdl J76t parll:•like landscaping. witb ne~ u rpet_in&. Room for rent. 4BR u . Y;ly $27S·. 1st & last lease to a sect. serv.
OK.@5. Alt957-0222 SMOKETREE 2 bd 2 ba . RESIDENCE . ....................... A~Vhor Moel beautiful bldt . in dnpes,_ lt1tcben ca~anets houn. CM Area W /D + dep. 673-4742 C o p y s e r v '
-...a-....:... C d p-..... •2 · W 1 t b outs tan d 1n1 JIB GeMrous rent al fl appliances. 1bis UJ>-t c JI Q · k 1 microcompt. adjoining. Yery..-n.._ on ° on ..... ~ar VIEW! 'bdrm, lar&e · stain u.nil includes a e c 1 ui c y. F 3S Slpl~!share 2 bf 2 8Sl-Ol'llor752-16'T7 Nealand'clean.2bdrm. car , pool . tennis . fam rm formal dtn lowance. fireplace mir rored 6'1&31116 ba.pool,lcitcben.24 X
dble sink, bath, enc yd. M?S /mo.fff.&3 ldean roi-cntertaiAin& Lm&llJTI 8*0ll9 bdrm clold doon 6: a HohtJ W.-. 4100 60' safe. cool. mobile MIWPOl'TllACH
Fireplace. Child, Pets Luxury 2BR, 2BA condo Comm pool and leJUl.il: Like new l Br. Apt.a. Deluu poolsade xtra spacious deck overloola:· ...... ; ................ home ' ~11 64.2·9932, if AllPOIT AalA ok.~.MS-Z:WS Pool, Jae, Upgrades. 67s,76980r67S-6870 Af\ w/gar or carport. large 2br 2 ba, bltns. inl{thebay.$1800mooth. Uve on Newport Beach honest l&Udy,owner. 600-1200sqftat.ll()rprsq ••ac..Vlew Adults Only. S73S mo •Br 2"'1 Ba. fam rm din· Upstairs w/balconies, dswhr. l \.'J miles beach Utilities included. For $100 /wk Pine Kn ot C M. Eastside, M/f to fl, full aeni ce lmmed.
JBR, 21hBA. frplc , spa. SSZ-1872.. ini rm, ocean view'. ten· pool, spa, bbq, laundry. ~l~o pets ~mo appt. uU (714)67:1-8000. Motel. 6302 W PCH. NB ahr 2bd/bth S230 + i.., occupancy
f1tS +SD.~ Pacific WoodBr1dge. Spacious rus, pool, jacuui, yrly $470 fl up Matu re 64$-0Mo util.646~ Mu.llaoRlty $40-2960
''B" 108. CM. 543-&47S 4~R. 2~8A Fam rm, suoomo.~ 'l'UA-..ouHO FUN: Adulta. NO PETS. Mesa DIUWAllPtNlS BEACON BAY-NEW le. 2 Yearly on~ beach furn. Prof. MtflA>sbr rondo in 450, 750&2m>sqnspaces
642·7743 dlD r.m. patlOS, Lue. <-c.____..._ 1~76 Soc••IAcim1iesO• Pines , 2650 Harla, br.,2ba.Vu,d/w,elect. rooms.Kitcb.•Ba.$290 N.B. nr. Hoag Hospt . for lease, Newport
tennas, pool, priv . .--• rect«•Free Sl.lnday ~-2447. SPACIOUSIBR range w/dbloven.g.ar., A:upper mo +S290 sec. S22S + util.6'6-3SS4aft. Center. Cote Realt y
Sharp 4 8drmpoolbome. 640-1327 SS&-6188 Of'ftce ....................... Brunch • 880• • F ir eplace, walk In w/d teMis pvt bcb d'if 2306W Oceanfroot j llpm 640-5m ~1~~ci .~~e:49gcsu:~ iS9-6587. .
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Rafael. t79-S370 or L8CJma a.octa -view, vacant, newly de· ~VI' garage, pool 6: laundry wbdsS73-31.lS Park Newport Tnhse. Dover Dr .. Newport $40-7611,J!!dx ....................... corated 3Br, 2Ba, Cam Tennoa•Freel.euonl APAITMIMTS farllities. SULAllMOTB. Tennis, pool, spa Jan Beach. Call wlldys
4 br 2 ba ram. din fp OCEANFRONT Mobile rm dbl prate. lg yd. i=1,~~:.~~ Beautiful &arderl apU. Pets considered, adults 2 BR 2 Ba Bil Canyon Wkly ratalt now Hail. 758-0CMI. ..Jif3:1!;;;=*!!:!· =··-----Dt~ pai~t. Ut It .. la~l Homee from S7SOtoJ1000 492:11686, S26-6997 • Hydroman age • Patlo/dectt PooU.Spa. only. $440 pe,-mo. twnbm. pvt gar, '975 $112 & l_IP· Color TV Retponslble female lo Ultra deluxe office or re-
dep., no pets. SS8-12'7 mo.499-'816. ...... Sw1mm1ng •Goll Heatpd.Adulta,nopet.s. 19221DelewareSt mo. Martha Macnab, Pho.nts lD room 2274 sbare 4 Br New~rt tail. approx. 1250 sq fl.
Lease-Ir&. 2bdrm. 2ba Ortv•~IUllO• BACH S38S (So.olGarfleld) I a 642..a23S Newport Bl vd CM Heights home. $350 UI· for$1300prmo Located lmmac 3BR, 2BA. lrg home ilnt view steps to Copistr.o )271 BUUTIF\Jl A.PT'S· I BR S4»-S440 "2-911 2 Br 1\.\ Ba. Townhouse 64&-1445 tlds utils. 631 lM9 & · C v·11
ram rm w/frplc. Cpts, C ' t Ba ' ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.ngl11 1&.2 eea-2BR1v.BA S505--~l.5 BRA.NDNEW2Br 2Ba style Adults no pets 675--0236 10 annery 1 age. ct.rps ~ltiN 2 car aar rescen y, pegg 2bdrm tba 2 car gar 22SOV ......... 54().962111 · · · ' MEED A.PLACE? --=67.:..:5-8:..=l~O!l=-------AvaU Dec bl $700/mo' oalt firs, frplc, plush duplx' dish;_,asher crpt' rooms 'fu1n1$hed an._... entlsd rarage, slA>ve & $42S/mo. SAl-21&112. Reas Weekly Rates Share spac Ocean Vu •-a....~ .___,,_, 4450 · · crpt, new kitchen. Avail d • Fncd' d' & l>nlvmished • ~ d tw. small child OK 2 BR t c uni · home Gardener patio --.a --'Y..,r"'"ly..,,.~S4M834=-='-"or~642=-""9-"-17""-8 '-med 11200 494-S880 rps, xlrU. . yr L••ing •No Pe1s • .... ~-Mo 5311-7'79 ap urn or ur .
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1 ~ ,.idnew crpU. 2 bdrm tnplex, $61S mo 31941 Via Belardes 91011 S41S2 Br. l Ba Poolside 2 br. lYJ be, crpU. drps, C1U:S2!M7M Sandpiper 1967Newport furn except maste r 1• ::.~.lc.?Ji~r. no S24 St Alim, Lag Btb 839-1949. O•kwood Apt. Laundry room. I bit-ins, W/D bkup.pallo, WATERFRONT Bl.CostaKesaMS--9137 Suite s400 + util. 1290~~==lvd
SJ6..1'53 C ..a •I GarWI .:...-ment• child OK, DO pets. C.U ar. . S36-<821 Newport Is Beautiful ' v -t.t....... 4 50 -=494=-=·1""'33""'1 ____ _ Sil Parlt Dr. ~so mo ......... _.. • .-.....a.. J26t Gisi 1400 ..._, forappt.beforeltsgone. t Br 4 blk.a from beach. 1600sn tt abr 2ba l"ec.._ ..... 2 M/F wanted to share +slorage-,S500mo. JBr, doa Ir luds OK. ,_.,..... -Fnlliled Newport lltiKh N. TSL M L 642 1603 SJSO/ tiJ pd K"t h . .,. . .• .. ....................... h 2 RealonOIDJCS 67s.6700 OwuerSfi.~ ...................... ....................... 880INoNtlat l8lM In · mo u_ 1 c bui lt-1n1, fp . new OCEANFRONT Zlc 4 Br ome w/ guys, near l•••••••••
Turn of the century 15 AC.PVT PARK Palm Sprlag11 Area (714)6'5-1104 WISTLADVIUAGil ~~l.985--49S4 ca~ts/drapest.bru-oot, Avail. Winter. Weektyi 0 CC S2lS per mo. Store orOffice 1350sq ft
Ma.n1lon 1907 restored 3 Br. 2r.t Ba S72S/mo IMonteray C.C.) Condo. I mmed occupancy Large, clean 2 br. 1..., ba doc sp. avall. ref. req. Monthly. m.7173. 631·5038. Mesa Verde Atta
owe 12 ~ SllOO mo. Lease. Ki<b OK, no pets JBR, 2BA. ~/atrium, 17= 1~1~6tfti Adult only complex. twnhse, 2 levels . ...., m1. 673-6100 Lr& Mt home Bia Bear l or 2 Fem IA>sha l't' beaut ~ w/20~ dwn e/s C.M John agt63l-l266 golf Ir tenn11. Dally, (714)642~113 Pool,spa.laundry room, beach. adults. no pets. Yearly 4 Br Bay view nr eki.area holidays & unfurn 3 bd apt. an ~.0395 Bkr. Leue' excl. Linda 1111~ 6 ::e~i'f. '/~~-~~t6~ gauos or decks. No pets 75 960-Zln t1:.'~utlosandS495. wltends. m4)816-8662. ~:Fa;:~ :S01:r ~~~ orr~c~r~hop
1 Br. Duple1, large Liv· Br S Ba, formal din, ll·SPM. M!rlt OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br. arage~:;:1~ 2 IC .. OtC! M:l-lll83 Broiler Completely fUQI beach 1225 for 2. ~alls space avail immediately
iDI rm., built·lns, utlls F.R .• guarded gate. t.e.D· C d , • Avail. Wint.er Weekly I l Br Mi..s-ws Spacious 2 bdrm. all w~~ cotta1e. pvt., quiet. Wlt-450sq rt. $47S mo paid. Yard, gardener nis.beach,roomfor2lrl u II n Monthly.f73.1173. 2 Br.S4&S-S495 xtras, new car pets, 11'9'1PllTI ly, monthly HunL Bch. OCUMYUCdM 6'73-6522
Near part, bm & shops. boats $3500 pr mo. Bob U.'*wld 1d 342 A . d 1 TSL Mg ·t 642.1603 patio, gar. Avail now! Laree 2 Br. Patio. Pool 5311-1156. F to shr 4 brbome 111 ex· ---13115/mo.MS-3803. or Do vie Koop, agt ...................... uractiveupper upex. _m . $405 mo. Lil, last $200 Newly deco rated. cluslveSborecUffs $325. Co-1rcW
Cozy &-rv.:.TI 759-1221 IE CMOF ~.b:~~ :Ya .. ~.a:P~~~'. Eutlide 1& 2BR, natural sec. 831-9303, 847-0422 Adulta.64.5-8152. C .. lsllaz 760·832l,642.a7 ....... 4475 ,...,,.,,_ THILUCIYr:a'MI ,. wood ctil i no s & l•7 PM) WESTCLJFF 2 B .. p......a.raa.... D p ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'" , wm· •-r . -+ ~unty " ... r l ~ ---·r• ana t 2BR 2BA R I 2 Br. l y, ba colla&e ""' ..,,.. -~ cabinets. utilities pd · Larae home available · .. · · e 1.000 Sq ft rommerical Huie lot, fenced yd. $500 llGi CAHYOH Rent In Costa Mesa 1 R e r s . • 4 6 · 9 4 6 3 . mo. 5:1H860. SPECIAL Ba. Townbouae. Adults Dec Z2 thni Ja.n 2. Sleeps Wbt M. Util incl. S26S 1st business or warehouse.
mo. + S300 sec dep. Lu x u r lous . Three NEW EST tated 20 1·52$-3204. 1 6: 2 Br. upstairs, stove, Style your own apart· ODl'/, no pell. 9!00 Mo. 8 to 10. AU amenities in· 'last. 4934187· SO' sqft. 2 car space,
Shown Sat IJSUn 11 /28 & bedroo ms. Two baths. ~g~n,:~~-'t~~i~ Newly decoraJd 3 bdrm, adults, ref's. couples ment (You derorate we u:.;sJ.edford Lane. eluding sauna $2500. YOUNG LAWYER seeks j have util. 645-7184. 443
!9, 8-Spm. 20 E. 22nd St. Richly decorated. Muted only l bse from beach f .... u 1 646-81Z1 pay allowance). l year For details call (801) Prof. M /FIA> share 3BR . Hamilton •D. C.M. · -tones. 3000 uiuare feet. 2~ Ba. 1600 · 1800 sq. rt. . pre . ......, mo. . lease. "'-at """" Ed· 2bdrm w /pvt boat dock, 649 •• JBA T nbo P I llesa Verde 3 BR 2 Ba. .., of pure haury.Garages, 873-0727 Fireplace, pool, pvt ......, -Ir ·11.. 0" use. 00 RetailStore;cboiceloca-fplc. OD rul de sac, clole Overlooks lOlh tee of hydro-tubs in master Ocean FrODt deluxe 4BR, patio, dishwasher, on i.ncer in Hunt. Bch. 1 yrd. Avail Dec. lS. Mammoth Condo 2 Br. 2 etc, or Bal PeM S300 lion by Newport ocean
lo parka, sctxx>ls, 1011 col! course. $2'790 month. suite formal dining 2BA. Comp turn. Now E/side, aU in x-lr& 2 Br. UVE IN A RESORT Sl50/mo. ~-Ba . Sleeps I , micro-646-2540 front. 800 sq. fl $750 mo.
count. llOO. 644-S307 ; ~::~:? V~~=~oi!~ ~~ room&, wood burnlng UU 6+12. Fa1nily only. garden ipts. From $560. Tennis crta, lie pool. 2 Br. l Ba. SS'7S/mo. yrly wave, kitchen equipped.1 Prof. M/F to shr Jbd, 2ba 675-4185, 673-1401.
121-4510 fi replaces, micro-wave mo.67S-7116 ~7-28'1. sauna, gym, hobby fat , luat. Carport, open Color TV, Jacuui "I u~tn Newport duplex ..... trMI ...... 4500
MtteY.,.. day 1-S~see tall ovens, fenced patios & social proframs. L&e 1 beame. me W. Balboa. u,unaC.allRe,asonablr !_llk.~tol•~t cAh~aS325il /lm2/~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-7300, r. yards Private .elegant Af!"!lllwlh GiAIDIMYISTA b r c oo do ' D W • 213/MS-2542.AfterSPM ra ea. or reserva-"' • ..... . .. Cost Ill •12JIO rt.
1616 Sandalwood. 3 livina only 15 minutes ..... lttid 2 Br. 2 Be Townhoule. wuh/d.ry, 1pac. deck. 3 Bdrm coodo, 2~ ba. Uon.775-3831>. 'f31·9222or13>-2091 lndus~'at s p5:.ce
bdrm. 2 ba. new patio, from Fashion Jsland, 7 ........ ,.............. skyll&hl, paUo, 1ard. aU Secure, beaut. grounds; view. Patio Ii pool 167S Kailua. Kona. Hawaii Share Y~UR Bayfront P7S/mo. 673-S3t0.
gardoer, DO pet&. Avail OCIAl'ROMr minutes IA> s.c. Plau or ltlMta l"-d ll06 built-Loe, laundry rm. ocean brenee. SSOO. mo. ll0-2117. 2 units, eaduleeps 4. home with dock space -=='-='-==-=:.&=--Dec 13th. $67S mo . HOME o.c . Airport. Justeulof ....................... Adults only, cat OK. $52:1 fll·lOU, 1f0.0165 M$-4082forbrwhure for m~ 36' Slope. Quiet 12XIO sq ft. a~at new UD·
545-2428 4 bdrm, 2 bat.b, com-Newport Blvd. & so. or YILY ••!j_I"' Mo. .. ...... 12 Ntw deluxe 2 bdr m. c--1 t .. H · Corp. Pres MS--811118 It, high ceil 01. C.M.
D ti H Jb S S -,. TSLMGMT .,...,.. dis --1 a pa, .. u otel · · 76G-1390,6'5-Q32 rama c ouse r , pletely remodeled, . an Diefo Frwy. tart With 11r Ava Ull . . . fireplace. enc gar .. Convenient Weatdiff Riviera ocnfmt suite. Female roomrn.te, non· 2~ba. Jot lo bch Xlnt bltns, frplc, suoo mo inc at 1000 a month · · 2 Br. Twnb.se, m1tun bwasher. $SSC> (rm .• .:.. I smoker t.o share Santa .area. saso. L&e yard. LIOO ISi.i 631·,.. ..... "•71 Oran&e 673-to51{144-81Q5 adult.I only, noBJ:eta. MMll.5 location. Wal.kin& dil· 159/wa Jan. 17-30. A T .• _ .. _,_ p 1 ........ "'--A/ .., ... ~ lance to 1boppln1. ~·7006 . na Owm~e. oo . a.._!_ • ._ -.103S IAYRONT' Ave., COf!!Mtsa. l46oa , ....... ll07 $425/mo. 75:1 W. t . St. restauranta and bus 2 Jae, etc. S43-424l ....._.
&BR, l~BA. fr')Xc, Bltins1 For rent/lease option ID •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 64&·9507. .... 3141 bdrma. and 2 fuU baths ...... to~ 4l0C MALE TO SHARE :.:..:~··• .. •••••••••••
dilp, patio, deck. Chilo ~1~':S.,1.r.,bath, frplc, buy, New Jbdnn, 3ba, 2 br., 2 ba., 1 bl. lo beach, Ea.staid~ 1 br. $275/mo. n•••• .. ••••••••••••n• New carpets, bit. In ............ ••••••••••• NWPT BCHCONDO ~•
OK. No pell. Avail 12·1 ' . 1100·$850/mo. 2bdrm, 2car 1•race DO pets, DO ltlt.. call bet. kitchen a.nd fireplace e• y IOOt ttUTI 64S--4224 Opp a ..... , SOOS
.541-10!58 2~b1 . $750·1100/mo. 675-4112 l-S'f52-2117 Br.Apt.s.Newly~t· S.SSSpermo.Adults only. CONTACT.Lar1eatGay ...................... .
Mesa Verde. 4BR. 2BA. Total aec bldg. Call Kingslz~ 3 Br. w/frplc 2 br. upper, enc. Jar. ed, refrtaet diabwuber, Male/Female Service in Female rmmt(bi-sexual> WANTED a uperieoced
Avall Jan lsl.19J()mo. SS4·9160; 8'0·6703 .Ct New decor. 513 W. Bay, laund. fac .. stove, adulu dlepoeal, neated pool, 17141 673.4400 So . C a 1. G . R . C . ~~:pt. Pool, Jae. ASAP Travel Aeeot that would
S4f.04ll5 5pm. Yrly $825. 536 -1441 . l!OO/mo~17 elevator, 1ubter. prtna. 1:1u1 u .. 2121 (2ll)@)-30t0. Ji".ira 1157,0536 Uke the opportunity to
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HOUH on quiet strttt WXUIY M YFIOMT Br 2ba, frplc, pool, Jae & Y e a r I y 2 B d r m • VILLA COIDOIA Apt for reat 2 bdrm, 1 ba, Reeponeible. $171 /mo. Offke llllM 4400 •&ency Send resume to
Gar.frpl.•Encl.utls. aBr.2 Ba.withboitslip. sec. 1y1tm. Many ti· w /1ar111, S5SO/mo. Spac1ious E.t1Sl~hApt.sh. unturn, btt-lna, 1~ bib t\fUb.Do&OK.$41-ll:iO ....................... PBo01T218.C10D11lyPUot. Warne ..... 11 tna. '800/mo. yrly lie Close lo bai· .,,...,, £nc aar.pa 0,WI WI r from beach. Overlooks H.B. bouse lo share $315 1811 Westclltt. N.B. Want . . 01 1580, C.11.
Av a 11.. now· Man Y 675-7083 Michael R.E,I Ir 11ove. MOit uW free. Bluebird cuyon. lllOO + ~ util. refer. required floanclal lllat. 70005.f. ...::!M=;:._ __ . ----0.. P.W JJJ6 amenities. $3500 Mo. No pets. mo (71') •14·0591 or 1st l1oor ... _ ...... ......,. f s I r 11 I "..................... Broker 67H912. lBD, Gar.: fridle, wahr. C:...... .. Mir 3122 1 BDRM MlO (Zli> 182 .. 1 A Olvi5i011 or 147.,.111 ·· "MUO !CY._. or 1 e u aerv ce ~l'I dee. Ip 2 br w. lae dryr, l>•UO. aiint cood. ....................... 2223 Elden Ave CM ---11.irbor Investment Co. Room mate to sbr 3Br MIWPOIT print a hop In r1pldly
yara. S750/mo. »971 o.ilW-~ QZS.146-7SM SPECTACULAR OCEAN 142·'1D . lVBl~~J~a.t~·1~.~~ bae.l200mo.CloRtoSo. ......... ~~~~County Al aar Or__. act " n.-i .-....n• ~ Irvine 2 Br1 Ba ~75 mo •CITY LIOln'S VIEW : uvn• ucaua, .._., Cat Plaaa RodMH414 S lo ecuU of ..:;loc::;aluvu:::;:· -:;;-;:;;:'=;:,:;; Cl • Like new, CUilom built 3 1 Jr leue A/C0 Centu.rY From every room Iara• 3 Br. 2 Ba. rrpct, 1ara1e. na • ~ ,.,. ••. p ,.... mo . ' ~IC Ill .. ve ...
............... l240 bedroom,2bath,formal 21 surtmi"9' 1 Br. $f3$/mo.' Call f'lvate yard' patio. vtlllipetd.4'tPi ....................... fem only, 18 6 over, u:: . .:~':vi~v!i~~
......... -........... ~in& ro:k'~ tt· Beautiful 2 bdrm, 21-'J ba Mearlene1M2·5757 d.an . a'1~~ o. Broker Mnpeft IMdl ll6' cr1 aew ~· ~d~l ~/~:. ;;/ :p. ~: ble, 'optional'. From 225 :..c~1,rg:~CH * '!I area I c . y tri-ltvel rondo. Avail 2 bdrm, 1 bath, bltnJ, ....................... r. + ...... 111 c. • ma'71-Gl7 ... ft. "' at rtalOD&ble ~:111n-...m.::fi:i. Vlew. Sl500month. Yur· Dec lit. SIOO mo. Call refrla, rur unit, 1 SELL idle items with a Oceanfront for Wlaltr facilities. IOS/mo. reotal1. No ltue re-~~~"-=-=-au.::-=:..::-=-=-"1 IY lust. 631 -7300, (213)'38-4lal aara1e apace. Avail Dally Piiot Claaalrled Reotale. P'llmiabed • 5U<MIO NBprof aentl.wUllllare ull'td.calll!!JOOZ
3 Br. 2 11. Condo. xtra Realtor. -JJ/l, Yrly lie.~ mo. Ad. g f\am .Bmtr.f7Htl2 •-•="' hhd .beaial. borne w/ fem.
tr•. 2 ear aar11e. T•w•m:-, Act.rTHl73, ' -rwu.t...' t • JtH overl013"1$ . .,..,._ DICUTIYI
j115/mo........ Be~(Oft Bay. l8l' 3ba. 11 U.fw .1.1d JIJ 2bd lba No olffwy fp ....................... F, 25 or.,.... to ~rt 2 SUITIS
2•1 .... eoado. 2 ti bdrm1, ft •t. tmlla, Jyr lie. ••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ·• ' 1 ' 1 ' N-"' ... ....&. · S E •· W I ..a D bd. diaplH, aear OC Ulf .;~ Adlta oetJ. no peta. peoo mo,1'7S-1117 Mac Arthur Vl.UQe. IS10 pr., p.at o, cor ot., In WH " " al.rport lt'75/lat a Lat
Harbor ~ In H.H. mo. 2BR. 5upes' J.M. P • ~/1110. •1i11! f C .. ris._ .. .-., VII.LAGE Rl!ll ~ !dil. ~ HmrTA•
P I /•a• ...,zc ... ~ _..._-.. S. Tennie Courts. !te. tll50 mo. lie. 2 bdrm. 2 bl, If II UHH .,.JIHI • r a'-R ...: ... 2 8 z ft.AJA •ru. 00 ' ... .,. "' ~,_.. Call Rob. tsl·l2'3 or fr plc, blUaa , W /D New 162 bdnl h11uy •m " m,..... r. New luury oft'lcie apace _Muff.Jll/~ 8e111tlr11I J Bedroom puuU51..al boohp. Patio, pool. I Sell y'our unneeded ad'* apg Ill 14 plml. 1 la. •I••· Prom. Pt. 11 In lat'• bulHt bK u c.-. home oe u.t d caane. i\d•lta 00 pets Ast 1 Mrm from MO. 2 bdrm •/•o. A•ail. lmmed. Clltlt.lrl 11ay '"'1 at·
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OppiottlaltJ SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Df'iicli 5015 P~/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• V ..... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lott&,.._. **** FOUND· Dog. breed BABYSl'M'ER· Mature Cakel>ttoratorwanted. JOBS!JOBS!JOBS!
LOSING LEASE, quit· ••--"-S.ttter~Co. 1 ....................... , Happy 90th Birthday to Cortall,. beige, wtgray lovinc. UJI. person, to pit nu hrs .• wilJ trllD General All over the U.S. Not 1.n
tln1busineu,sellin1out venture Capital Avlll AU types of rU1 estate .A •a•cew .. s 5100 Mrs. GuUtne. She has oo bacll. gentle, mtnds ureforlOmooldboyin NB area~ TMl .... ..,Clllt •&ency. Call (8021
ALL .•u~ and ftx· for Busineu Start up. lnvestment11locel.N9. ••••••••0 ••u••••t•"• lived here with. her well, bas choke chain my Irvine home f(f CA.SHIH CurrenUybuthefotJow. 252.ot7t operator m, 7 t~ tnc udlng: . . , Also do business loans. S~ 111 husband Mr. Guthrie for 63l·9e0l thru 12/18. &Sl·93'72. Fubion Island retail inl poeltions available: dan I week. ~C:~'Ycbca'.5:' ::!~~I equipment lusin1. z.dTDt IMT'lDPaT ~.~:b~ec;:n~ f= Peno•• 5350 Babysitter store Expr pref. Fast Llnl Slc't
Salon hairdryers and 11113 642·2171 54~1 I at mln~mi.1in4 capital Sllll or ·' Ouldren, 20 ....................... Needed. Prefer tn my advancement for nght C9l"OC)$MpCllrll ~d ht.a
hydraulic chairs, mir· Mort91!911, Trmt g11ns, improYUll pers. Grandcbildttn le 2 Great fXICUT1Yf bome 14 mo °'d 4 days person. Some eves or p rr expmentt pref'd NeYpo ctr Real le
rora,abelvesandplants. DHdl 501 Widow hu money for netcubnow.Freeeval. Grandchildren Her • SU111• 1 weell. S40-9S29 or wknda req. Call Ray or Liti11tlon Law Firm
Abo, mate.up. shampoo ...................... ~~;tcb~~ ;:i;a:,.~ in your home. 848-ll22 fa mi I y bop es to 24 hour ~ORTS 673-0322 Jim. 644-5a70. E.0.E. f~~!r.W:: =-:=~~~~I :i:.
aodbairproducu. Anah bm, $S2X eq., ML Call Denison Auoc celebrate her lOOth tSl·I 2 MC ISA CA.Stla tapbooe mfSH Milll. Call63l~or prop., S12.SK eq 12 lots. 673-7311 Birthday. COEDS Would Love to IAIYSIT'fB HOUSEWAllSA..Ll:S •--Salaryopen.ffO.M arterS,89Mll09 See our lot, Vlrtorville IA YRIOHT • • • • Person needed ~ meet ,..__...
Exch. R.E. or T.D.'s. MecbnffWsMha. ClwishaaP.ty Lo.ti Fo9d SlOO ~:~:b:ii!"~~·~:u Sue 6/yr. old girl after ~~:r ~':ei,:.P~~~ FIT. Enlliahreqwred ~Sea ... L
"""..... {714!718-1217. SINCEEARLYOO NEWPORTawaltsyour ....................... ~9363 school, l :SSpm to •P· lrvine !WestdiJONB. a......a....•,c.-for 1tm,1m111 ln· Oppo:t.ilty 5015 :iARAGE SALE ad5 1n 1.sU12nd Trust Deeds Church. club or club or pro&. 2:4Spm ueryday. .__ ...,.. lelllsent Ir motJYated.
••••••••••••••••••••••• the Daily Pilot bring OWNER-NONOWNER office HoUday party Mon ·fn. MUST BE A....... excellent lkilll, one to
500 Shares in an Irv me happy results To place I t.bni 4 \81lts Caterinc •Boats Ava.ii. fOUll IM C9r'fft C 1 '• W D E P E N DA B L E . CLBtlCAL PIT ze hours per week two yrs. litigation H ·
Thrift&Loan.lllOOO. your drawing t'ard. Pet.er Dobbe, Broker 646-44.lS AIN Escorh Stooecreek Elementary, Realeatate syndication perience. Salary Com·
851·9135. e.hone642·5678today! 760"827 64i-tlllS AREFIEE 24Hrs 641-0180 Woodbridge, Irvine. proces1in&cleftforNBI s,.c ..... l..edy meoturatewitbability. • Ref's Pleau c•ll Invest f11m. Processn 2llounperdliy,5or Contact Mauie _...
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• .,_ Aa bpfMCjYIM bank depmitt •detailed Pvt Athet.ic dub. Alter· • • 8-DA Y WEEK SPECIAL
8 01y1 • 3 Lines 8 Oollltt
Its easy to place your 8-Day Week Class1f1ed by ma11 . and 1t
costs 1ust S8 -that s only a dollar a day• To Qualify for this
special offer you must be a non-commercial user offering
merchandise for sale up to S800 per ad. and the price must
~ 1n your ad The cost stays the same whether your ad
needs eight days selling time or 1ust one
Use one word 1n each box About 4 words make one
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642-H71 follow-up. Dependability Please WI foe an •P· nooo-evenlnc abilt, MOO· e * l .. cutcr * Baoklna • accuracy req. Com· pointment. 9:30-5 PM, Fri. Nut and penoea·
Lott Great Dane/Lab Dilcountfor Oeb only puter up. helpful. Call· llooday tlaroulb Friday• bJe. AbWty to ckal with
• mix. Black. Vic of Chap-I S7~ -+ rlUNG MEW ACCOUNTS 7l4/MO-Ol23. MS-5000 ExtenAon SZl. people. Ideal po1itioa for
• man in 0 e. 4!M-7Z21 Acuon Le al842·SI02.. Newport Balboa Savinp retired millitary penoo .
• !Lost 11·20, oranae Tabby I ~o~ :Om:==~~! COLLECTIO~CLERK. R1lrdressln1 uaistant, 7SZ·7905ukforaJ .
llitten. Behmd Pomona A Jm Accounts Counselor Gr~ater 1r:v1ne Credit ul. plus tip&, pref. .._. ... _
School C f I'&..... · . Uruoo bu 1mmed. F rr mature pttlCll1. pleuant -• Ill MS-lSIO I ~ Tb11. 11 1 ch1llen1~1 opening. Hrs B:JO.S:30. atmoepbere. LI&. Bch. HOUSICA.U.S
• CASErSSOMI! Escorta~odehng position 11111.!> a terrilicl E1p. pref. but not nee. 497.2333 Ilk for Bennie To P o tential Los
8 months old. Male. M/FlrCouples ?P.PJ!tEn~ypf°i,' £ Full benefits offered Williama An1eles Tim ts
• Grey and white. Tabby ~·300SlllC/Visa ORIENTED'' person. ContactSteve5*3110 , Ralntylist Subscribers• earn Bi&
• cat CoUar w1ta1. We flftl191 ('ft full loturance beMfits ,Comm'I Cle&Mrs want· Be your own Boss. Sub-Mooey doins it! AJ •
love and mus him UUDLUI "paid c~ appattl I ed. dependab le Ir lease space lo NB. AJk SalesRePft$f!D11Uvefo1'
• REWARD! by your teen ager ·s Salary commenaurat~. responsible. Pays .well for Cbuck,67}2046 the Los All&~les Times da~-4100extS4. behavior' You are not with experience. Pleue Flu. hrs., P /t1me, H"IDW"•1t Circulation Department • ev67S.J.9'70or673-87 1lone1 Cometoaparent call f/Ume,1ubltitutes.C11J • w you'Uurnal\l&fl.Dteed
• -t S I -iAt support ll'OUP · u "--p 111.-.lve. roeu. Retail Sales, La1un1 wace + &enerous Com·
• ......., 1•mese sea ..., ... · '"'5 ua¥JY ansll --b -Beach. Full time, part m i as i on s on t b e M. 11·22 Vic. Cypress TMIJ@ILo.. 71~ Counter nelp for dry ti'me casba'er Coast s • Trte Lane, Irvine Tues 7 30 PM. Laguna j MIWPOITIA.LIOA. cleaner,&oodbours.Ap· · ubscrlptions you sell. "Pluto"~ Beach Hi~ School. Rm SA VIW.S & LOAM ~ y lo person, 5935 Hardware. 4!!7-4403. ~da~i;. ~sMJU
• Lost l wks ago· Oran1e Ir 76. Call for Wo. 497-144'7 1100 Irvine Ave .. NB arner. RB. H O M E ~~E/ N I N G be pro•ided. All you
• wb1u k>ogtwr M ut• Tnrnt 5450 E.O.E. M/F Deliver L.A. Times to Good pay goOd bours need is a 1ood •P·
, var. Ma1noll1 &c In· ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• homes In H.B. Ir C.M. Must bav~ own trans: pearance Ir 10 en·
• d I an •10 II s . H. B · FLY FREE! P.A 3-tAM. $400-$&50/mo. + Lallf'ieH.$-O!l!L thusiutic manner. U
• Rew ar . Please ca II 2 for l coupons. 13 bonus. Dependable car. Hoasd child you tblnk this po1ition
962-7 couotnes 63H669 Bantin1 ~l; !IM-aZ. live :~fer re~~:~ mi1ht be right for you.,
• Lost. White Penian cat. FLY FREE' Pan Am 2 l.anB Delivery Penoa Wanted. ~ad who wants home &ive us 1 WI. 9S7·ZX1
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vie Cress Sl. Laguna for I coupons, 13 coun· JOI MA.JlllT Must have Good Drivloc famn ... Board, room nt 1204
Beach. Missing Nov 21. tries. Hawaii S40. r ...... n..Ttler Record . Dellverin1 "V -=--=----------
a t Call494·781 631·3669 HewportBalboaSavlnos Flowers Part·time. and wa1e. da 647-2244. Mechanic, 1olf can, 9' • 1131-1114 C!fftZlOZ up .• must bave on
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Lost: Gray Cockatael ........... · isseeklncam.ature,weU Housekeeper, Sun le Mon tools, cood pay and
w lo_r cheeks. Bal rn,.illicw groomed individuaJ who D_..A.N, ~· H~leanini 6 beoeflts.Call&a0ll9-4
• Penuullla S7).Q287 loves worltiog with peo. d •••••••••••••••••••••• ~le for the posit.Ion of Non .smoker. El· I care, Lag Bch MODIL~~ FOUND: Small blk • 5cMo11 & IT perience prefernd. but aru. 841 ·8700 dys. -·~
• wvb.i11te doJ: vie:'!~"'.:'!.. ......... 700 oppo:-,::~~~I:~ willtraiDrilhtpersoo i (Eva ), nes/wlrnds AttDFe~.,,!1111 Y
• La tey ~·~.1• ~l -~1 ...................... responsible person to MtOSU '1 0'7·»13 _...,
an em . .,.. . ...., ·~ Now Enrolllin1· Chris· learn and develop in a DIYCltl:J."BS lncomeTu Nurse's Aidef~pvtduty
• toidentlfY. tian Pre-School. 320 E. ......., 1 le I Ir w/cancer paljmt, need
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Found : nr. 19th 6 lltb St., Costa Mell. crowln& aaaoclatlon. Counter, full Ir part ~ewer prrpare~. not be cert Must be dt·
Rarbol',Samoyed.older Special Prog ra m BaoklDS or S Ir L H · t.ime.Di:nmittCleaners, ~ ex~~C:~f'MMesu:' pen. Hr'• ~ary. Salary
• female, In lthr collar. 646-SW ~=ce.=.edPI::: Corocl~delMar. 75&-~l 6'2-02l2. W.8.S. · nesotiable, C.M. arta. Frtend!,y.~. HelpW..tecl 71 call: Dynamic sales poe1Uoo ""548--=--1=m=------
• L o 1 t 8 r o w n M ••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Ms. Denny Parilla witb Petroloo, lnc. Uni· If you've never placed a Nurains
Doberman. lon1 ean. no ALL· ROUND OFFICE (714)MUS05 ~ue new product, IJ'OWld Class1f1ed ad. you'rt! in LYM
• collar, Vic Sunflower & PERSON ; tor rut· MEWPOITWIOA ' oppty. Jmpreuive the minorily' Try 1tonce 3-11:30 CooY. Hoep NB
• Bear ll·24. 54M249 or paced medical dist. SA.""6S & LOAM eamlnsa. Call Answer and see how quickly you area. Poe. attltudt •
• 549·0824 Supe'r 1bar&; Typ. llOOlrvlneAve .. NB Ad !Z5l,~24bra. get results Phone smilea needed. ltlnt
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mo.) vie. Newland • Chance for advance· IDS desree «equivalent
• AUanta 53&-1903 m e n t . S a I 1 r y lomM1• w I t b po 1 s I b I e
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REWARD: I01t me iold oes./beneflls. Call Responalble maturt In· established clientele in
coin on chain, vie. be1innlos ll-30-81 betwn dlYldual with strong refinery pipins. Merl·
• Balboa Island or 10.n booltbeplnsatllls,IOOd dlan Construction,
Bayside Shoppin& Ctr. Answerlns Service, orsanl&aUooal ability, La.1unaNll\lltl,l3l.W .
• G reat sentimental craveyard shl.l'l avall .• abletobandleavariety DIC.SIC'Y
• value. Please call typing 3$ wpm, Call: ofduUea,typhlf50Wpm. Oood t yplnl 1lrill1, rrazas 1.0 40 E. Call Karen t.2 54Ml72 1uperior phone manner,
• SREWARDS Last ll·25 oo for an'l able to wort tmcletltly
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•••••••••••••• • tan/black female Dog. cimw Uttle is Big!! Classified tract Ive u la r 1 6 11 5c:a '""33 Id -ads are really s mall ben fl•·• ....... t • .,., . .,., res ence, F/Ume, MDe account. )4 e .. ,« ..... penotl.
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1 937 ·0395 J.•lt M Ike 1 D S e • per 1 .. D c • "people t.o peop e" sales Pleue caJJ m.31111. ask
I • Daley ·u l c•10 -.. call• witb bis readenhlp for Ka• .. -1 •' 'OH • neceuary. Mutt be -==:..=:::.::Ul,l=«..:.·-----1
1 • found u ... -··~ m"blne """"""· lllOl "'dbl1....,.!ToplJ 1 Cocker, Vic. Golden company beoeflta. CaU your dasailled ad, call Classified Adi, your one· o • Wea t • Slater H B Balboa lluine. SG-9171. today SU.&671. st.op a hopping ~nter_. _
ij • 142.-2982 E.O.E. M/r/H I ·1y ,.,
.. • Loat : Blond Cocker : II I · · · ·' · · · · · · · · ·· ··· ··-..: > Spanlal M. Golden West Auemblera-Hsht In·
~ • I • Slater. Wurln1 duatrtal temp. po1IUona , • ii Orance Collar . ..,._, n o w a v a t I a b I e . ,. •
8 • LOST ·Pema.le Pit Bu.U Woman111en. Amertcao " Adve~· Sales : Dos. Brn(black 40 Lb. Labor Core, Ull ; f • 541-0703after5em. Mucbeater, Buena • E~per. new1p1per dltpay 1111ll'l!penon lo
LOST '! I ,_1 •·rrtble Part. ., handle key 1H·counu for <>runl(e Co1111t
• l .... "' Dally Piiot S1Alary. comtni1u1lo11 and
i • 1 about k11iD1 my lacllet A I I IWllOMJll ucellent bcncfit.s. Gn>wth °"'°rtunltlu I wriatwatdl lll1 dauibttt Temaetn • : for person wilh career ambillon Send
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1 Ma:!'trlte. CdM. TMINOIUBVSYS ~ tunlty !mploytr. • e --~ ovn PllOffl • • I • Lott: Gold Oolof Codier PIOM YOUJ HOlll • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT : •• •••••• 6 Ttrri• Putn. VI~ ••Ill,..,•• JJOW.IAYIT~otrA~!=A·lllll : •• • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • :.O.i~lt 1a1.ei· 11.a ••••u I '• ...... ~.~~~~ ..... :~1~:.~~~~••••••/
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ID )'Oii.if Home. Phone re· ct1)tioo, Some Clerical,
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SICllTAIY Excellent opportunity
tor hl(h powered in · dlvidual with top lypmg
Ir short.band skUls. Must
be acgreuive. self.
starter ai able to auume
responsib il ity
Congenial Newport
Beach commercial
brokerage office. IANTBD
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• Super Trips
CALL
CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT
• Great Prizes DailyPilai
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Our Famous Dimes-A-Line
• Bring them or mall them with correct cHh
to Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Co1ta M.11,
CA. '2t2.6
• Each Item muat be priced with no Item
over $50. 20c per Nne -S1 .00 mlrlmum.
• No llvestocll. produce or plants
• No commercl•I ads allowed
642-4321
our famous
DIMES-A-LINE
DIMES-.~-LINE ADS MUST BE
PLACED BY 3 p.m. ON FRIDAY.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
LOIS 642-567Ei, ext. 319.
ROUND game table SIS VACUUM cleaner, good 'CHRISTMA S Cr arts V 0 L KS WAG E N SINGLE bed with box TWO red bolster pillows, MAN'S 27 inch IO·speed P A IR t v. 1 n !-1 z e I ~POH T Car \kl rurk ~Ill rllf{EJ:. rrla\,1H· dtntnl(
Adu 1 t w a Iker S4 O rond111on S25 Table Wreaths S3.SO·S20. Hand bumpers (31 110 each spring. lean be water good condition, for bed bike. excellent rond1t1on m at tr es ~ C's . box Sk1 boob "71• 9 Sl5 t"Jr r no m , h d 1 r :-p I u ~
'Eureka wide trac lamp, glass ceram ic painted bisque animals Two running boards SS bedl, matching bedside or couch St each Large SJO Man's 27 Inch ,prmgs. rrames Good tuplul(l(.iiternt'kSll CM l.1pt.11n, rh,111 sso
vacuum attachments base St5 Gold and lace and tree ornaments each. Dryer /gas $40, wall unit, great for kids orange bed rest pillow 10 speed rides good . condition S35 each set bike ratk Si ~141 Brkt-t' a r h \ n 1 1 q u t•
SlS. G.E portable trim collage curtains $2·Sl 5 Li g hted good one . Freeier roomSS0.644-4015 7Sc. Blankets soc needs rleaning SIS 727 5485813 parl\2.SeS.!!"~I MS38.'18
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vacuum sfs Mouhnex SIS Singer portable Christmas houses SIS. upright, perfect shape Traverse rod for patio W 29th StreC'I. Costa ------------$20 '\nt111ui· 1·hi•ck
Le Grande machine !>ewmg machme, needs Suturdayonly 8-l2noon S50 Rollaway tool box ANTIQUE small folding doors and 2 wmdows $4 Mesa 1 r ear liouse 1 4 MAG nms S5 each La SllOVEL S2 511 l.ar.i:t• printt•r ~ l'aiit·rh.ick
food processor, almost adiustmenl S2S Bronte 17173 Staedler Street. S20 3 Settlon tool box tr t 5 t I e 111 b1 e s3s · Early Goodwill type 642·S48'7 M achme Ill used twicr pu~h broom 5'! ~1 l'arwr , a nil rhildrt•n , h<Mik' 25«
new $40 Maple drop wall lamp With glass Fountain Valley Near $20 Modern chest or ~a~~~g~~c~r~ llJ~:~ furn iture to paint. 5 $2$ Anl14ue rhord hlHk books IOr Tultµ 1•at"11 Anl11111e· IMl'll'Urt1'
leaf table S20 Electric shade Sii 2019 Wallace Mile Square Park ol drawers S20 Lorge non-matching straight DESK 18xS7 4 drawer organ looks like a pol<' lamp, m•t•<h rr·p.111 I anti kittht•n lllt·n"I' SHI
tnotorcycle sso llard> 101 Costa Mesa, 1rear1 Warner and Los run n e I SS Br a ss ;~~iq';:i~~-;.ra~ga~:J: c h a I rs SI , SJ. S4 $40 6 piece redwood medmm 'iZl' piano. 22 ~ _968_112JH I SJturda' .ind !'>untl;J\
Boys books 50c earh JardinesWest. submersible pump S25. Telephone stand SS patio s et S20 6fl keys 411 chord:. sso .. ,0,emhl•r2!1.mtl2!1 125 Model Rocket supphes JAD E necklaces, hght Car roof racks S7SO easy chair SJS. End Wall shelrforphone S2 redwood tabl e , 2 Antr4ue piano bench MENS rlothes ~11c 42 c. ~lrl•cl ll.dlll>d
IOc ·Sl Box ran U and dark Nelsukes so GALLON rish tank Compressor SIS Good table SIS Mesa Verde Double bed bookcase benches $10 Double SIS :io gal aquarium SJ 50 earh '\hirh I liiS $.'i.lll
Electric can opener S2 SJO S40 Channs. Jade. and stand S50 each. All paint S2 per can Pipe 545 3604 headboard S7 50 Foot bedframe SS Water ski usad 3 months s25 medium lurl(l' 25l SI --__
Ski boots SIO 4210 ski Tiger eye. Rose quartz equipment mcluded lo tools S20 each Beaultlul stool Sl.50. 968-8138. S50 4 Corvalr hubcaps Large box antique Ladies shoe~ 25r SI llJKE. l?irb ~fhv.inn 10
Pol 13 S46·2'-S.'l St·S7 Old Afghan silver s la r l o Pe r at 1 n II insulated dog house. CHI LD'S electric organ S20 Valley 472C toebar bottles from Ne wland Rlou,es 2Sc 7x l>"hl'' 'lll'l'd $StJ '\url lltiard
e:i SIS Tibetan turquoise Even mp only 95H792 m eta I S 3 o v o I ks and bench $20. Wilson VOL KS Solex 34 P.1 C.T SIO Odyssey T V ga me property SIO Cupboard 5c SI 2011 nran11l' 1\' e $25 Jn in 1 v. in ht'tl S2.\
MAY1'Ali coin operated SIO Cinnebar pendants exhaust system S20 golf club set S2S Golf 3 carburetor In box. sel SIS. Headphones SS tvpe end table dark Coslcl Mesa 642 6261 lk111hlr• iv.10 bo·tl frdml· .washing machine. S8 Carvedwoodp1eres SHUTTERS SS a pair Four Volks hub caps bagandhand cart $t0 n ever used SSO Radios$3-SIO Micronta · s111 f h ... ,~ ·' E l ·0r door Early 8 t l kl walnut la> Formica top 8 0 X .• p r 1 n 0 " n ,. ·•"\ c Ull' «· .inu complete S2S Newport S7 Old ~ilk lame· lr1m x en • SI .SO each Chro mt 642 196.5 eau yres ng s1ie metal detect S7 IOA ' .. • •• $3~ T k .• , nd S A erican Yl'.th glass bed unth new frame ttri octogan dinette table, 2 maltr-· l1kt• n1"• •"-'1 •. rur ltr\"' JOu Beach. 67~6336 rom I 1an . ans. very m upholstered chair S'I 50 w• _., battery charger S2S 50A h ~"'' " ·••• h 1 Iii H 1 u I
HEW HR78-IS radial
W.W tire on GM s hole
wheel 145 64W614
DRIED euralyptus and
baby's breath for nower
11rrun1tement11. I lb
bundle11 16.50 und SS.
8.~R ~ player '25.
Doo.r· S25. l.ar11e oil
J!alnlinit szs. 6rt Sin.
· RllP~ll r.orr board '50. rrln~ anct crt'wel wall
W»~l!lnl!K S2 each. Cottulllf ~wtlry s1,sz
Hard.bound books SI ·•*<"·' 401 l.uwood Otl•t\ Cost• lfeu
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Slo N·gb• ... -d a le G E El& .... · k ·r •• .. "."'17 c airs S2S Trundle bed M ft la I r r J m 1· s 211 "' 1'1' " '" Ill? ... , Jo< I on I( S2S $30 t 930 · s · ' .., ... n · m P Good meat and poultry · ~·nc ni e .., ...., '" 12v DC generator S30 r ~ S2t 1 •• 01 1 h t d .. 673 .,.,.,., Do bl ._..... •c.n F h rame SIO Radio Shack Shutt"rs SI n.•r 11anl'I I .• 1m11' ..,, ' ' l'l' ~1ngle bed headboar s .., '""" scale 145. Four Volks u e """...,., renc LIVING room tables 3Smm Rraphlex SJS T v scoreboard. ha!-! 6 675.4174 •" mu,,11 5r1c S2 :\kn,
SSO Chair S2S Night ROSAGNOL ski1s and renders S20 each. Four telephone, while and SS·SIO. Lamps SS-SI$ Kodak Pleaser S9 games. ex relle nt lt•athrr1tr1•'"h•11.·,i •,1>
stand 12.S 645-0490 nnles $25. 10 s..-.i girls chrome Volka wheels gold $20. Ma hogany bed _.. M I S w i mfins S 15 • 69 condtt1on SIO Eleclrtr HEATER w1lh ran S.\ Siii 't'1%1v. opi.·n Wl'JVt' '"' s~ i and U...w .... •nch. Good glus top lamp table Double .....,. ape Plymouth parts SI $50 R ·' I Kl "" .... bike S2• tepp ng ,..., ..,,.... M h twin beds S38.CI\ each · typewriter, O)'ttl fi60 l('r f1•"'rl' \kite,,. '17t' 9 urapt• ' 1nxn,in "'" RIKE 20jn ronverllble " . pipe v1'ce •"s Larfe $20. II ogany coffee "" Lamps S2 S2S Eveninai; .. ~ S < Pi 1 so S s stones S2 Antique K bl SlS M • 1 the Wood twin bed $39.50. · " need& cleaninii $50 Si Decanter' S2 Cl•1d lfrnv.n ,1n111111t• 'alln t... c ures c· 1 b t ood h i •"s <.'Ompreasor tank SSO. I ta e · en 5 ea r 536·7781 S36·9562 llunt 1 n"ton r.·1di1~.· ••. SIP 11rt 1.ak" cl r a 111·' 1 'hurt 'S I~ Can opener 16. Drill Sl2 en w ~ 8 rs ff • Pol bellied stove "° coats 130-$40. Double Queen 11lze headboard --------,.. .. , •1 1 • rresidentlal 12VOI. Rel Hammock ltke new SIO. 9411 Fireside Drive: bedspread S8. Piiiows $20. Chair SlO. Kl·2987 LARGE Sea suit full suit' Beach an!a polt' Sl4 Ocean ho at !look~ ~'lC.: SI Mu..:a1.int•\
S6 40 I k 7'1S·On.i S"'-s or Wl•U09 "°'Full eiae ~ fremf'. . .---. pol~ $13 Ttit·klc hox . l~i· <!Sc• < 1>rnin~ l'lt·~·lru-. P t!re !lot' ~• --Bushard-and Allantr: 50c-; ~s St. ears ---------1 refi'nish .... wi'th calllers DOUBLE ranl(t• stove itl•ms s20 ·root hox rnH1•1• pot s12 c,01111 w re nch sel SU . AURORAAFXtracL ~-A 963.ft.2$ m an ua l p ortable '-''• , • 1 h Barbecue stand '5. Pop cars S50 ?51Ml1189 '".,,.. 1 l Y Pew rile r $ 4 0 , PROVINCIAL armless S25 Hotel style chabic .so. Bookshelves wit h 1h•mi1 S2S 54K !*l.'12 ll'lt•t 11·1n1• 1•11 1n1•l S:l!I
corn popper $4. l'rwr · VENT·A·llOOD atalnless 1 Saturday and Sunday. chair, Rood quality, to lou'nac S3S Jackm1tn brace11 s.50. llluck and -------World War II ll·utht•r ood ..,. upholattr. l!Uy. S20. wheelt1 and tires SU whltcTV $35 Windows S K I boots . S1·o t t r1i..:h t J111·~1·1 s su coin llel 18 Sl2. Many 42 YARDS uaed carpet, 42130, I mot.or -'·' 645·9.sal Toys 2Sc. Extra lar•e each 3 ~ 'I. p VW S50 each. St.crro cabinet Superhol~ flt.~ mcm1 ~Ile Mt•n worn. 1·n , doth\:)\ boys rlothlnH to l1 needs cleanln& $25 . Call aftttnoonlMZ·28lS I " v r 9, h d 2• s• s d "Hrt. Mens and lldla &U·tl83 ITf:L!PHONE cable atufred do11 SI. Boya cnainc. rrank case. SU. Shutter door $50. ., l ru 12 . RO tl .. r " . 11tu.r uy !JS
bc.is.Slttplnabl&S4 BIXIS .._. ''.Peuceo"l t.abJe. 311n round pl1aa clolhesall1lus2Scand crank end rodt SM. BaUan swtvelchlllr S2.s condlllonS306'2·!W.IOur 9.429 I.a Lo lon1-.
hota 111 lYPtf IOr·llS. QUEEN alae IHllttts lO·lpetd (coat aew i extra .. In removable 50c. Glrl!I 1he 9 l4 NO 3'T78 Antique wood T.V. table 646·971Kl ~uunt111n Valley. nor
Ytrdor 2kM. IZM aod ...... •· SdlW. Sito+ t. Alao ladltt lop MS. Double sink, 25c·Sl. 16Mt38 DOG house (redwood I :!!'.s~~:.ndt~~~r Ps~:t TRAILER hitch 1$ "" Slatcr1Rushard.
Conw1y, COl\a 11111. 10 speed a.., of "khtM"mdlet Ccoet ntw, yellow/aolo l l kt ntw Sl5. Po Subourne, Newport thick by 3f\ ahclva SI 0 ... GR .. .., ........... N r a r 8 111 tr 11' d LI ( t . 1( Mt d I e i I lft U+ll .... loc*. porulaln, CHI lto1 BICYCLE. airls S.speed. R 11 ....,, -• ........ each Tblll A lllmt '"' .,ID4 .. ,_ f'•I~. ~ IDC1 =~ ........ , Pl. ,. ..... tlCll ... U1Zl ... Newport e11«Ueat condiUon "°· 0 eWl)' hnD iu&e ~ Beach. Ntar MacArthur . Croll rorWH11'18efh ... •.. _..1 u.-lea~.-.-ao. Sltftio, phooosfaph anct..hrd RolMl. 16. Wall mirror Ht '10 w..aaa..inMM
--MS.D SU. Gl·lltt 167-lnt Ctl
POMYIOU.·
For your home exercl1·
in& room. Rolla olf the
fat. Sacrtt'lce at $12:5.
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CHEVROLET
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Orange Cout DAJLY PILOT/81turd1y, November 28, 1M1
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1982 TOYOTA
COROLLA
2 DR. SEDAN
• speed transmission. bucket seats vinyl
mterior and fullv factory equipped (212458)
(Stk 50449)
1982 TOYOTA
COROLLA 4 DR.
. -
(Plus dealer installed options ...
4 wheel dnves not included.)
1982 TOYOTA
SHORTBED
PICKUP
This one is fully factory equipped including a •
speed transmission (027233) (Stk 502771 A
tough little truck priced right at
55842
STATION WAGON
1982 TOYOTA
CELICA
LIFTBACK
Equ i pment includes an automati c
transmission. MPX stefeo radio, rear window
wiper, power steering and morel (084478). (Stk
50332)
1978 FORD 1979 FORD
FtlSTA ..... LTDWAGOM
• qtl, • :r,:: treno -vt. IUIO Itani • t1ctort • .,.
Milt, AM 'M Willi I rrock. ---...-M ....
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S] 166 s4266
Thrs one has a 5 speed transmission,
stereo radro, power steerrng, floor mats
cruise control (017572~ (Stk. 50415).
57999
1980 FORD 1979 CHEVROLET 1979 CHEVROLET
FtlSU IMPALA MALllUWAGOM
• cy1 • • ~ 1ranllft1t1ion, VI, 1uto tr1n1 • fectory l if'. VI I YIO Iron• ' loctc><y ....
INc:kll ... ,._ AMlfM willl I -••-"'9 and w1-. powt r ltffrlng and br1t.: ...
lrecll., vinyl 1n1111or whllo ....... •Ill .......... ..,...... wllll.,,.111 t1r11 lltlNld glUI
-P7220Fl 1110001 llt!led 11-. •lottl rOOI. l>loell •lnyl Interior 1111 wheel. 1at1r1or. b l1c ti. tnt1r1or ~i:,vr,.~";,,lrO:L~"d' (1~1).1025)
S]766 53166 52966
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OMMI
BRAND NEW 1981
FORD FAIRMONT COUPE
IRAND NEW 1982
ESCORT HA TCHIAC:X
""9 II I lully llCIOty ""'"'*' 2 --l>Ood _, (44211 (Silo OIS75) A -et only
55366
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IRAND NEW 1981
MUSTAMG cou"
Th11 oporty Muou.ng •• 1.,11y lllCIO<l eQulOC*I (1740) (Sit<-0750) Ooni .... "*' berglin • Otlly
55766
IRAND NEW 1981
TOWM LAMDAU T·.llltD
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bit c..-. ' ""'"tf IOP. d~ "9"11. -
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IRAND NEW 1981 COURIER
PICKUP W /AIR COND.
IRAND NEW 1981
F-250 ~ .. TOH PICKUP
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1979 CHEVROLET I 978 PLYMOUTH
MALllU CUSSIC FURY
-eel creel~ Al'A 20 ~ ""'81 (sa 001~)
5199'!Nnf
1979 MERCURY 1978 MERCURY
CAPll ULL Y SPOIT COUGAI 117
cyt • • ~ ,,.,,.,,.1 ........ vt, 1uto tr1n1., t.ctory air, VI, 1 .. 10 1<1n1 • foctory •••. • cyl . """" ,, ........ ..-. VI. avto tr1n1 • t1ct·ory 1•r,
fa.ctory" 11r, Po•l r 1t11rl"O· INc:kll Miit AMlfM ttereo power 1tH rln9 and brlllff power l lM rlnO 1nd br11ln, power 11e1rtno 1nd br1ti.H.
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--Ill 1229XNV)4'105 tlf1WOOl ••Ol4l 11-. tlntld gr.... •lnyl roor. ..,.., --""'°" II-dot" Interior, gr91 1at1uor I..--•inyt ... -. -(1-~)(105,.1) e•t1<10r ' 1n11<l0< (2IOVZV)
5]966 S]566 52466 5]966 tl01tl!S]966
Se Habla Espanol. Both stores -All pnces plus tax. license. doc. & smog fees. Cars subject to prior sale. Sale ends Sunday, November 29. 1961.
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