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ORAIGf COAST
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1986>
YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY PAPER
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
D•llY Piiot Photo• by Ch., .. • 8tm1r
Israel plans
settlements;
Reagan irked
JERUS ALEM (AP) Tht.>
Israeli gove rnme nt def1tttl
President Re agan's call for a
frc-ez.e on Jew1Bh settlement.:. m
LJC(·up1ed Arab ternwry Sunday
and approved seven new ones
fur the W est Bank. to btt
occupied by more t han 2,000
families
H ours later, the Rl·agan
adm1n1stra t 1on issued a
statement condemning the plan
a:. "most unwelcome "
"We cannot understand why,
at a time when broadttr
participation in the peace prOC't'SS
1s both critical and possible,
Israel has ele<·ted to extend a
pattern of activity which erodt'S
the confidence of an . and most
particularly the inhabitants of
West Bank and Caz.a for a JUSt
and fairly negotiated outcom(.• lo
the peace process," it said.
The sternly worded stat.cment
was issued in Santa Barbara,
Ca!Jf . where Reagan is nearing
the end of a 17·day vacation at
hl.S ranch .
Israeli o fficials insisted the
dec1s1on had been on the
Cabmet's agenda before &>agan
unveiled his proposals
Wednesday and was not
connected to the American movt-
The new settlements w t>re
a nnounced after Pnme MmLSter
Menac hem Begi n wrote to
&>agan telling him Israel stood
'!wJ~h total ded1cauon" by its
dl•t 1s1011 of l"st Thursday to
rtt.)t.'(:t tht' US 1rut1at1ve to lmk
thl' Wl'Sl Bank o f the Jordan
H1vt•r and Gaui Strip to Jordan
About I 3 m1l1Jon PaJestmians
llvl· on tht-terntones Israel
captun>d from Jordan and F.gypt
during tht: 1967 Middle t"ast
War
A ~pokesman for the World
Z1001M Organization's settlement
d1v1Mon, Ze'ev Ben-Vose(, said
t•at·h n(.·W St.>ttlt>menl on the West
Bank would Ix• populated by 300
f amllit-s
H l' also said the Cabin et
l'omm1tll-t.' on settle ments, which
d l'C:1c..led on tht' latest m ove,
resolvl'd t hat an eigh t h
settlenwnt, previously a pproved
for th(.• Caz.a Strip, w ould be
filled by 90 lsraeh farrulies who
hvt!d 111 the S1ruu town of Yamit
unul Isr ael turned over the
tc•rr1tory to Egypt last April
lsrattl withdrew from Egypt's
Sinai Peninsula under terms of
tht• Camp David peace accords
lsral'l's sNtlemt.>nl policy has
movtod more than 25,000 Jews
into abou t 100 towns and
villages in the West Bank and
Gaz.a Strip in the 15 years since
l.srael t·aptured the terntones
Sc 1 enc<· M 1n1 st e r Yu v a I
N<''l•man. a right-wing advocate
of anm•xmg the West Bank, said J
plans would soon be brought·-·
lwfort· th< l'alJtnl'l !i<"ltll•m£•n\
<:omm ll tt't'
,Costa M esa c omes to grips with sign ordinance
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of the D•lty Piiot St•n
Costa M esa C1tv <'11u111 ii
members Will take arlOlhc•r tTal k
at the c:'ontrovt•rs1al '1gn
o rd1nan<:1.' that ha!-. \ f'Xt ti
off1c1als and busin{'SSnWn allk1·
since I\ was adupu-d m IY74
Modifica tio11s pr<> po ed <>n those erect ed b ef ore 19 7 4 grandfoth(.·ri ng 1t, said, "It's
unfair to the new businesses
coming into the community. I
thmk it's disheartening for them
to see their neighbors have the
advanl.clgl:"
Thtt council 1:. sc.h1·dul1·d to
meet Tuesday al 6 30 pm tu
discuss CounC"1lman 0011 1 lall s
suggestion that th1· ordinantt· h1 ·
mod1f1ed to l'Xt·mpt pri•'l•r11
non-conforming '>lt(n.'> 1h.t1 .,..,.,..
legal rune \t•<Jr. a1<0
Actuallv th1 <ou1111l v.ll l
cons1dPr '1·11rl1n!o( th1· dr ,tf1
ord1nann 111 thl' pl;i1111111~!
< on11111 .... ,11ir1 r 1•\ 11•v. 111,..: II 111 ,,
~tUd)o ...._.~ ... Hill 'l\ld'illlj.( II )'•llllh
with tlw pl-.11r1111g 1·11n11111--s11111 <ir
db d II d II ll I 11 ~ l IJ t p I IJ J l't l
olt111<• lh1•1
ll.111 q111ir1-. .. o1 'il'\l'f,d
'"llt".1).(ll•'" 1·,11111•1 thr' ~· .11 v. lw11
h t pr11po..,·tl lh,11 tlw 1 It\ .. 1.tlt
t,1k1· th1 'ileops ""' .. s-..1 r~· 111
1··~;11111 Jtlf''4 Ill ""'' ... 111 .. 1111111~·
sign' .ill11v.1-.I pr 1111 1.1 !'Ii' I
H .i I I • • II ' I II d :-I h ,, ' I h ..
11rd111.111• • 1 ... 1111f.t11 111 lot1.,1111·"'
ov.. rwr-. who must now change
'').('\." thJt v..1 •r1· r1111 1 <vns1dl'rt-'<l
1t·w1I
'I 1 <~ ''"' '' d 11v. 11 to pro pc rt y
rl,io!hL' "'"' I I.all ( >nn v11u It'll
... omt•11t1t thc1 t 11 1!'. a legally
pt·rrl\lllt'<I cll'tlVlt \ VllU have• an
f•lilr!o(a tr on to 11•1 t lwm nm linUl' ·
Tht "'lo(" .. rd1nc1n11· v.a s
.11l11plt>tl 111 I !J7 I to 1•l1mmai.· 1h1•
c lu1t1•r of l.1tlo(•' ... 1.l{ns 10w1 nni<
11\' f' I ' h '. ( I t " • ... d " w n t " w n 'k" l11w
All non-tonform1ng signs ,
those that wto•re l'Ons1den.'<i tcx>
large o r h igh . were to be
remowd by 1984
Latest statistics on file at City
Hall show that then• are 4.644
signs m the r1ty Ahout half art•
legal 30 pen't'nl are 1llt.>gal and
anolht>r 20 percent ;up n on
conforrmng, ml•aninR that thry
wE·n· one'\' legal
Thf' non-conforming s1gru. ctrt>
the on(.'S that would bt• a fft.'<.·u.tJ
by thl' propoot-d l hangP in the·
ord ma n<.'t'
U S Festival comes to e nd 'smoothly'
I SAN BEHNAHDINO (Ai'> 'I lw hri.:h•· ... 1 1 r11wd ..... 11111at1• l!Ul k' 1', lwc1p f11r thr•-.· days .,f paurnLc; Just 67 of thC'm nc-t'<.lt'Cl
Cumpul.t'r whiz Stt'VI' Wmnl.lk' for Sunday wa.., LI 5 111/ll fr 11m ,t Joi 11f ~'i1pll' l.(f'ttmg t.o~wth1·1 to be taken to loc·al hospitals
three·day $12 ~ million di'st·rt l/v1o<;t Sc"l.urrty D1n'l.tnr H11h.1rd Wh1·11 ~"'' v..;nt 111 party. 1l '>
party wound down Sund.1y v..1lh Nnlc1n San &·rnardino Sht>nff'-; tht•n·
a soft rork progrc1m .ind .1 lx•put" Al R;;rnc•tt <oard th!'rt' &•twt'i'll noon Wt'(int'S<lay and
g eneral ton!'.c·nsuc; th:it th<· v.t'rP no mnn• than ~11.111111 ~unda;. .iflc·rnoon the ft>:o.llval
amb1l1ous l'Vl'nt h;1d .l{tJl\l' f'p..,l\o,;<JI ... t'tunt~ th1l•f St.111 ho.,p1t<1l lt•nl and first ard
extremely ~mnothlv Kc•phart <.><;llmatt-d thctt ,ti l••,1:0.1 .. 1.it1ons h.1d rPt 1·1vPd 2,050
Like the first twu days tht 175,000 wnc on hand S.1turd.1\
third and final day of the· US but Cal1fom1a H1ghwa:; Patrol
Oran Gro<ie, prl's1drnt of
Event Medical &-rv1ces, said thP
hospital tases ranged from drug
and alt'Ohol overdoses to broken
1See FESTIVAL. Pa11:e A21
All s1gns erected pnor to 1974
would be allowed lo remain
mdeftrut.ely unde r the proposed
new ordmance as Jong as they
were not altered
lllegal signs and neon and
rotating signs would suU have to
rome down by 1984
Se ni or planner Perry
Valentine said he 1s afraid that
any change m the ordmance nov..
would make 1t more difficult w
<·ncforc't' the sign law
"We're con cerned with the
t>Uecl 1t w ill have on th('
businesses that we are trying to
seek C'omplia nce from." said
Perry "One of the comfort:-.
we've been able to give them l!i
that eventually the big sign next
door is going to have to come
clown too''
Cou n cil member Ed
McFarland, a slrong supporter of
the sign ordinancC' and an
outspo k en cr1ltf' o f
T he cou n ci I has tangle d
several llffi{'S over the sire of
t'Ommerc1al adverusmg
In 1979 C-Ounc11m.an Hall w on
approval from his colleagues to
establish a sign o r dinance
romm1ttet> t.c1 study the law
Las t year Coun nlwoman
Norma lfrrtzog suggested that
ISee , IGI'\, Page A2>
Driver killed
i n FV crash
on free way
A 56 year-old Carson man was
killed early Saturday in a motor
vehicle accid e nt on the San
Diego rr(.'('way near Magnolia
Avenuf' 1n Fountain Valley,
Cal1forn1a Highway Patrol
off1c1al~ reported
F estival Wil' marked by Ofhct>r PC'tP VanderKc1mp rt11~·d
scorching hf•at dusty <11r and that h~tm 111 200 000
conflicting trov.d ec;umalC''I W ozniak th1· 31 v1·;_1r old
Sunday bt'g<in hnRht and rarlv A I II ..1 I with musrC' from thf' Crateful PP<· <t1niputPr uMl.l{TIPr "" 111
B each es j ainrne d for holiday
Eleno Raw w as lulled shortly
before I 30 am w hen the truck
he was dnving left the freeway
after being struck from behmd
by a nother vehicle, according to
the C HP
I
put up hLc; own munt·y f .. r tli•
Dl>ad E·vent. -..cird Sunday that dr-;p111
As the a[u•moon won on with lagginjo( tirket sales. It appt•;ir.,
performances by J<'rry JC'ff tht• f<"St1val mav have tunwd .a
Walker. Jimmy Bufftott JaC'kson profit ·
Browne. and F1l'<'twcxKI Mac, the OnC> mncertgcx·r. Ten IJ.•rnlll'
Cal1fornta H ighway Pat rol 22, "r Los Angelf'S, c;c·oH1·d ,,,
reported that as many p<>oplt> thost· complaining Qf tht• h1 .. 1t
appeared to bt• lt'avtng thC' s1tr "If vou wantecl sh.1cl1., y1111
as arriving for thC' hP;idl101n1< should. have stay<'<l homa.,· tlw
act, Fl('('twood Mar sunhurnr·d wnm;m °"''d . .,..,,I\
WORLD
MEX I CO C ITY (AP ) M t>x1co'c; m1t11mal11t d
banks open today with a r<'vamped currt'ncy <'Xchangt•
system that slashes the value of the US d o llar. rl
~hang<' aimed at r~lonng m nf 1de n ce m this m1t1un o;
rattled ('('()nomy
lsrarli soldiers abducted
TEL A VIV, lsra£'1 (AP) Eight lsrat-h c;old1t•rs
disappeared fro m a f o rward observatwn post
Saturday and apparf.'ntly were abducted to Synan
he ld Lebanon. the military command said Sunday
COUNTY
Bums thrive along Coast
Th<' "knif(hLc; of the road" may he a vamshm.I{
breed, but a pair of h oboes m Col;ta Mesa and NPwporl
Beach find the hvang 1s C'asy Page Bl
...
An t ... tunatt'Cl :100 000 people
y;mml'd Or .m~c· l'oa.c;t bE>aC'hes
for th1 · st'toncl straight day
Sund;1y, attempting to escape
1 n I 11 n d h e a t a n d gt' n f' r a II y
-;muggv arr, off1c1als reported No
nw111r prohlPms wt·rc· reportl'd
locallv
Th;. < rowd was amonR the
rnon· th.in .,111• m1l11on p<>oplc·
who fill£'() Southland beal'hes on
NATION
th<' second day o f the long
holiday weekf'nd
Temperatures w ere down a bit
from Saturday's highs, but the
mercury sull chmbt>d to 94 m
downtown Los Angeles. I 06 m
Palm Springs and 81 in San
Diego
OrangP County temperaturc-s
were reported m the low 90s
inland and the h1~h 70s at the
Ca ncf•r patients conven e
T1•rm1nfllly ill c f\ncer patients fmd 1ht'1r h<-st
... oun·1· of 1 l wrapy 1s t•<ich other Page AH
STATE
Toxic spill in Long Bes ch
LONG BEAC H (AP) -A mile -square toxic cloud
from a 4,000-galJon spill of hydrochloric add foreed
the evacuation of between 50 and 100 workers and
residents a t Long Beach Har bor early S unday.
authorities !Wd .
,
beaches Air qua.lily tnroughout
the Southland improved
somewhat, with the only fm;l·
stag e a l ert recorded 1n
melropolitan Los Angeles
Th e drive of the other vehicle,
who apparently had fallen
aslet"'p. was not senousJy injured.
I n Sa n· Be r n a r d 1 n o a n
c•st1mated 90,000 to lJ 5,000
pt'ople shared drinking w a ler
and open-air showers trying t.<1
beat the heat and dust in th<' last
day o r the us music festival
The name of the second driver
was not released as of Sunday
rught because the accident was
still under investigation C HP
off1c1als said it appeared that
Razo's truck was overloaded at
th(' lime or the mishap
INDEX
At Yo ur Servire
Erma Bombeck
Cavalcade
Classified
Comics
Cros.sword
Death Notices
F.ch torial
En tertai nmen t
Art Hoppe
A4
A7
A7
C6· 10
B5
B5
C6
A6
83-4
A7
SPORTS
H oroscope
lntcrm1ss1on
Ann Land er.:;
M ovies
National News
Pub Li c No ti <'E'S
Sports
Tt>lt•v1sion
Th eaters
Weather
Rams trading Rutledge
A7
B:\
A7
83-4
A 3
C4,C6
Cl-5
86
83-4
A2
The Rams have confirmed that they're sending
reserve quarterback J e fC Rutledge to the New York
Gian ts. Page C L
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Orange Coul DAILY PILOrtlueeday, Septemt.11.11 7, 1982
Ree l fun
5 in LA
blaze
critical
t..OS -ANGEL.'i.$ (AP}. -A.
fire that kJlled 19 residenta of an
aging, overcrowded apartment
buildlnK began In a apace
between floora, but offlcla.ls said
Sunday they atlll don't know
why.
Five people burned In
Saturday's fire remained in
"extremely critical " condition
Sunday aa investigators searched
for clues to the blaze.
"The cau1e Is still under
mvestlgallon," fire department
spokesman Jim Wells said.
"They're going through some
things today . and will go
back out there tomorrow.
"At this lim e, there is no
evidence to lead them to believe
1t was deliberately set," as
officials first suspected, he said.
Wells said investigators had
determined that the blaze
started in the space between the
first -floor celling and the
second -story floor of the
downtown Dorothy Mae
apartment hotel.
SIGN • • •
From Page A 1
any sign legally erected before
1974 be allowed to remain until
the business it advertises was
sold.
City officials decided it would
be too difficult to determine if
and when a business changed
hands.
01~ egfl>de heme Include:
II Requett from J-C Glenullu to
rwon. pr09«1Y et 3160 Brletol St to bullO
two tiv.at()()' o~ bullOlno• Cof1atruc11on
...... apPfoveO by the plennlno commiaelon Jut month
21 Requeal lrom f'r81lk ll•JI-to allow
perklno end 1en09Ce1>1ng el 21a.n2 w
Wllaon St
CONHNT CAUNOAll
31 R9Queat lrom Ille Leukemia Society ol
Amerk:e to eolldt I<>< cnertteble porPQMS
s.p1 7·2t
•I Requeal lrom G end W Towing to
lnct-rete. II epj)<OYed, ....tll be -lor public 1-rlng 8-pt 20 et 8:30 p m
6) R9Quea1 lrom polloe o.p.rtmen1 to
apend $806 10 allend law enl0<oement
conlerenc. In Palm Sprtnoa.
Warm sun, cool water a nJ a boy fi~hin~
away thP final hours of hi ~ va<·ation al
81 Approval I<>< !'#0 llQ~tl totllllno
$32.600 •llh lnternatlonet Bualneu
Machines
7) Completion 01 •O<k ror r"troom et
Costa Moae Goll CourlMI T<· Win kit• Park in Costa Mesa seem lo tell
lh(• whol<• story of th.-wanin~ s umme r .
8) Approval or lract map• tor tot 1ocetod
al 675 w 18111 St, tor conatrU<:tlon ol a
condominium
91 Approve! of $5, 184 contract •Ith
McGrew Con11tuct1on 10< -line 10) Approval or $25.330 eontracl .,..;1h
Rot>en Bein. Wllllam Fr09t 1nO Aaaoc;letes ror englnMnng Mtvteee
I 1) Al)Orovet or oontrKt .,..;th Alderman.
Shooting suspect held Swill and L-1• not to HCMd $15,SOO 10< 1911"1 StrMI >Mdenlno from Fullerton to Partc.
Avenu.
12) Awerd $30 895 lo OJC Corp r0t
c.ompu1a<a
A 25 year-old Huntington
~ach man was charged wsth
·..ill.empted murder early Sunday
11fter he allegedly shot a friend
Jn the leg m what police said
was a dtSput.e over a six-pack of
l IE'f'r
Tht>odoro Rojas, 25, of 725
l lt1ca A vc· was charged in thC'
' '.(,'oa ... 1al
COASTAL ANO MOUNTAIN
AREAS Some night and
morntno log or tow douda ,_r
lhe CONt Othenott .. lalr and
warm Highs trom the mlO 70.
1111 l>M<:l>M lo 95 lo 105 In
vllleys LOWS In tt>e upper SOa
eno 609 Mounl&Jn hlgha In the
801 LOW'I lrom 50 to 85
Albuquo
""cl1orege Atlent11
Atlante Cty
Autlln
8altlm0<e
Blrmlnohm Bo41MI
Boal on
aunato
Cuper
Cllet1aln SC
Cllart11n WV
Cfw1tte NC
Cheyenne
Chbgo
C1nc1nna11 ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cleveland
.( • ..._. Clmble SC .. ~. Sllllllllltr.Y Columt>u• o.J-1'1 Wth
Unusually coot wee1 he< Chllleo Denver
I h e m I d A I I e n I I c I n d 0.. Moines
Appetach1an 1llle3 Sundey wtille Oetroll
thunderstorm• lell along the El Peso
norlhe<n Grea1 Lak~ anO lhe Fa!rbanka
Plains Flags tan
AecorO lows for $epl S -• Hertle><d
"'' early SunOey In 1everal Honolulu
Easlorn Cities In Allenllc City. Houator>
N J . the 1emper11ure pluno-<I tnOneplls
10 •8 Oegr-six below the Jacksn MS
r11cord 52 sal In 198t Juneau
GreensbO<O, N C , r.c0t<1«1 • Kena Clly
low or 52. breaking by one Lu Vega• degree me record 8111 In 1987 Liiiie Rock
Thunderatorma SunOey Loa A~•
a 11 er noon re• ch e d Ir om Loullvlli9
Mlchlgen'1 Upper Panlnaule Memphla
acrou Wlaconaln to tout,...,.n Miami
Minnesota and n0t1h9"n low• Mllweukee
ano tnlo South O&Mole Rain tell Mpl.,..St P
from eutefn ColO<•do 9(;1()91 ~ or ... n•
Nebr11&ke end lnlo weatern New York Kansas Oltla City
In norlh•Ht11rn Wlaconaln. Omah•
got•-bell-1lze hell fell. and Wind• Orlando
or nflllrly 80 mph •lllppeO Phlllldphla
tt>rough &aalorn Mlnnesote Pl'aoenlx
Rain also fell 111ong lhe Gull Plttaburgh
of Mext<:o. &ero.. FlorlOa ano Ptlend Me
along the aouthern Allenllc Ptlel>d, Ore
CONI SlllM -• tunny over Salt Lake moel ol lhfl r"I ol the nalton Sen Antoni!)
The Nellonal WMthef $ervloe Sen Diego
aeld t11el Lab<>< Dey WOUIO b9 Se.n f'ran
r111ny over Florid• and central S..nle
Aruona. from lo-Mlehlgen 81oua Fell•
lhrOUQh 1ow1 Cloudy altlM -•• SI Loult
1n 11ore tor mucfl 01 Mleeovn St P-T emoe
enO eastern South Oekote 81 Sta Merle
El•••here lelr •eelher wH Sl>C*-predlcled Tue.on
High tem~rehJrH Monday TulM
2 ·30 a m shooung. whic h
reportedly took place outside his
home
The v1cum. '2 I year-old Salvas
Guzman of Huntmgton Beach,
was treated for the wound at
UC I Med1 la l C1•1111·r .. nd
released. police said
A war1n
13) A•ard S 14 48 t to Cu11om Fl00<a to
1n11att c.r~tlng II poOoe depat1ment
14) AwerO $3 t .358 to Toro PecHlc
[);1lrlbullllQ Co 10< lewn~a
IS) Awero S94,233 lo MoMr L•ndacape
ror lmprovemenla to Fair Ortve Parkwey
18) Agr_...,,I wllh Don Cantac:Mal ano
Co nol 10 e•ce.c1 $8,840 ror redesign ol
Mesa Va<Oe Perk
t7) Aw1rO con1r1c1 10 Impact
Con11ruct1on Inc nol to exc.eo S 17.172
tor rellorallon or realroom al Rea
Communlly Center
holiday
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80
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82 76
72
84
81
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78
70
81 79
80
85
77
89
89 79
82
97
63
72
78
85
90 79
90 54
8-4
100
n The For~cast For 8 p .m . EDT Rain~
45 Mnnrl;.;y' 5Ppfember 6
82
94
79
88 88
82 75
88
78
90
88
92
17
108
80
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101 90
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Be11umon1
Bio Bur
Blyihe
Ca1e11ne
Cutvflf City
Eure!<& FrMnO
L•nceater
LOOQ Beech Loa Angeles
Monrovia
Montebello
Morilflfey
Ml Wiison
Needles
Ontario
Palm Sprlnoa
Patadenll
Peso Roble• Red Btun
Redwood City
Reno Secremenlo s& ..
San s.rnerdtno
San Gabriel
San Diego San Francteco
Sari11 Ane
Sent• S.rbar•
Senta Merta
Sente Mor>ICA Stoduon
hhoe Valley
T,_met
T0tr1nc.
Yume
QlC>eM.
103 78
105 88
82 47
107 80
78 80 94 8-4
88 58
98 82
~ 57
92 88 9• 70
108 82
98 88
87 52
88 88 107 62
102 88
108 82
100 88
101 52
98 88 90 68
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Catalina bus crash
hurts three teens
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
(AP) -Three teen-age boys
were hospitalized when the
brakes failed on a charterc..od bus
and it overturned on a sloping
road Sunday, authonues said
None o f the o ther 39
passenger :. was seriousl y
injured, but the bus driver
collapsed aft.er the aC'C1dent, said
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Deputy Dave Tellez.
One boy .. s hand and wrist
were crushed when he was
briefly pinned beneath the bus,
Tellez said.
"The passengers were able to
puU 1t off him, to roll it high
enough to pull him from under
the bus," Tellez said.
The brakes apparently fatled
and driver Wayne Noll t.ned to
bring the bus under control on
Little Harbor Road on the ~est
side of the island, 50 miles off
the coast of Los Angeles, Tellez
said
Two loading cheap
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Somt-
Americans who buy 1 arge
quantities of cheap Ml•x1c:an fuel
say they are bemg J31led , fint>d
and extorted.
Two men from Tul'SOn were
released last w<:ck after f1vl'
days and nights m Mexican jails
They had been trying to bring
back 250 gallons of diesel fuel m
their diesel-powered pickup
"I've been buying fuel in
Mexico for years and I've never
seen it hkl' this," said John
McHaz.lett after his release
McHai.lett, 43, and Bob Walz.
60. crossed into Nogales Aug 25,
bought about 250 gallons of
diesel fuel and tried to recross
the border at Nac.'O. They were
stopped, detained by customs
officers and spent the rught m
the Naco city jail.
From there they were taken
to Nogales, where they spent
one night in a federal holding
cell and three nights more In the
city J3.ll. they said.
Last Monday they paid $500
bat! each and $1.200 to a
Mexican attorney for their
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bon<.'S and that none was serious.
serious.
The festival site at Glen Helen
R e gion al Park in the San
Bernardino Mountain foothills
was designed to accommodate
250,000 people.
S heriff's Deputy AJ Barnett
reported 27 or 28 arrests for the
c.·venl thr ou gh Sunday
afternoon
"No serious problems," he
said "The onJy thing that was a
little unusual was two arrests for
receiving stolen or forged
ucket.s " He said deputies had
rC<'OVl'red 91 forged or stolen
conce rt tickets and an
unspec1f1ed amount of cocaine.
gas jailed
rel('ase Their truck is still in
MC'x1can custody.
Luciano MeJido, in charge of
Mexican customs in Nogales, said
last week that 30 American
vehicles have been seized
temporarily from drivers who
tried to bring too much fuel back
tnto the United' St.ates.
Mexko's cheap gasoline has
been a lure to Americans for
many years . And recent
devaluation of the peso has
made the fuel even less
expensive
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Orange Coeec DAILY PILOT /Monday, September e, 1882 Al
County· Club convenes
'First sell-out crowd' h~ars Willie Brown
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
O(the D•llr "'°' 81•ff
lt's caUed Lht· Cc>unty Club. lt
meets for lum·h ul tht• Villa
F o nta n a, u posh Orang e
restaurant. Tht> mt•mbcrship :
Ol'ange County's political
heavyweights.
This week's mt'l't1ng drew
what Richard J O'Nc1ll, south
copnty land baron (Hanch o
Missio n VicJO), restaurateur
(Tiny Naylor's) and County Club
c h a 1 r m a n , c a I I t• d L h e
organizallon'i. r1ri.t sell-out
crowd.
The attraction'! Another
h eavyweight Assembly
Speaker W1 lhc Brown
The speaker was introduced
a round, n ot surprisingly, by
Frank Barbaro, a t'Ounty pohucal
luminary seeking ell"<:tion to the
stale Senate an a newly crcaU.."'CI
district in central Orange County.
Brown and Barbaro arc fellow
Democrats. Willie Brown
Richard Robhuon (0.Santa !)
to bed at 6 a.m.
Ro blnaon didn't make e
lun9h.
Brown'a addretl wu·a canlld
and none-too-aacred analysta pf
the Inne r working• of qie
Legislature.
"God, in the form of Qie
speak er. walvea the rule•."
Brown obeerved. ,
Brown suggested there~ au kinds of rule waiven ..
LegiBlatons went into a full
press in the final days of
session.
Like a bill on water policy ~t
was amended to govern talent
agen ts a nd personal manag9J'9
used by ent.ertainen .
lirown noted that ~ts
must be germane to the bill lo
whic h they are attached .
"Germanenesa in detennined ~
the speaker," he smiled. "Tha'•
the end o f questions abo.)lt
germaneness." ,
United Airlines Chairman of the Board Dic k Ferris, left, joins
Capt. William Frey, center , and Capt. Dwig ht Brown on the flig ht
d eck of United 's first Boeing 767. United will inaug ura te service
be tween Chicago and Denver on Wednesday using the ~ew
wide-bodie d , f uel-effil·ie nt a ir<'ra ft.
Taggi ng al o n g with the
p rocession was Assemblyman
Chest.er Wray. D-Westminstcr.
seeking re-election this year too.
The Assembly spcakt•r arnvt"'CI
at the event on schedulC', which
many found su rprising since only
hour.t earlier about 2 cl m -
he had dropped the gavel on the
e nd of the l 981-82 legisla tive
session.
"I put GQv. Edmund G. Brown
Jr a nd (stale treasurer) J esse
Unruh to bed at 4:30," Brown
quipped. "I put (Assembl)tman)
Brown concluded his remari.s
saying th ere's nothing mofe
fascinating than watching tile
workings of the Legislature. ;
"The quality of the wo'ik
product de fies description," l!e
said, mysteriously.
• • Nader claims Reagan governmei:it's v1s1on narrow
WA SHINGTON (AP) In a
750-page, $24 50 book pror1llng the
Reagan adm1n1strat1on's top 100
off1 ciaJs. Washington gadrly Ralph
Nader finds a government or narrow
vision and little compassion that 1s
"remote from the realities of hfe for
most Americans."
t o Nader's colleagu es In those
conversations. the writers uncovered
some snippets of news.
Housing Secretary Sam uel Pu~rce.
asked if he sensed a commitment to
civil rights in the Justice Department,
hedged and became "visibl y
uncomfortable," the book said.
"It's hard for me to say," Pierce
replied. "I don't know, but in time I
will know very well I want to
watch thE.-se things."
legislature would h1L pay d1rt
"Congress really needed that," he
said of Abscam, the operation which
caught some congressmen taking
bribes. "And the New York statt•
legislature needs that." He dad not
e laborate.
In the Nixon administration. Watt
ran the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
and career employee Roy Wood was
named his special ~istant. Wood told
tht• authors that it became apparent
that Watt wanted to ease him out.
Watt summoned him and said. "Let's
pray about 1t," Wood said, "and down
d'n our knees we went . . . We prayed
on our knees and I could feel that
steely knife twisting in my backbone."
Wood's wife Matilda said Watt lat.er
called her. "He said he had talked with
.
dozen researchers w'ho conducted 6GO
interviews to gather infonnation about
the men at the top.
Nader, 48, has been a Washingtoh
institution sin ce 1964, when , after
graduating from Harvard Law SchoOl,
he made a reputation as a consumer
advocate and ·government critic. Hila
first book, "Unsafe at Any Speed!'
helped bring about enactment of the
Na tional Traffic and Mot.or Vehicl~
Safely Act of 1966.
Nader told a rect>nt news confrrcnc:e
that he wa s shoc k ed by th e
"cold-blooded atmosphC're" he found
when he helped the book's co-authors,
Ronald Brownstein and Nina Easton,
conduct interviews for "Rt'agan's
Ruling Class."
He said he found the admin1stratton
to be callous ly indiffe rent to the
general welfare and to be intent on
producing "a government of General
Motors, by DuPont. for Exxon."
Pierce said h e wo uld quit the
government if some thing happened
"that I could not absolutely take in m y
heart." •
Rudolph Giuliani, a former U .S .
prosecutor in New York City who now
runs the cnminal division or the Justice
Department, suggested in an interview
that an Abscam-style undercover
investigation of the New York st.ate
The book said Presiden t Reagan's
contention that the Soviet Union en joys
milita ry supremacy over the United
States drew no e nd orsement in
i nte rvie w s conducted with C I A
Director W illiam Casey. arms
negotiator Edward Rowny and Deputy
Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci.
"Some people judge it one war, some
people judge it the other way,' Casey
said in a two-hour session wit h the
a'uthors. "I don't thmk you know "
the Lord and the Lord felt that w e
should return to Georgia," she told the .... -
book's authors.
In the news conference, Nader sai4
his associates d ecided to profile tht
admin~tration because "If the people
know who's governing them they will
be more likely to have an interest in the
procese of government."
Of the 100 officials singled out as
most mfluenual, 57 granted antef'Vlcws
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The book also brought to light an
mc1dent 10 years ago mvolvmg lntenor
Secretary James Watt.
The book has been published by a
Nader spinoff. ttre Preside ntial
Accountability G roup. It resulted,
Nader said. from a year's work by a
He defended the book '• price as
"quite reasonable" ln today'• market.
lJ.S. crossin
Double amputee
to .. begin hand walk
Bob Wieland, an accomplished
athlete and double a m putee
veteran of the Vie tnam War, will
begin an attempt Wednesday to
cross the United States on his
hands . He will begin the task at
Knoll's Berry Farm in Bue na
Park.
Wieland plans to take the first
of 5,978,720 "steps" at 10:30 a.m.
in front of the r e plica of
Independence Hall. His journey
to the steps of the White House
in Washington, D.C. is aimed at
raising funds to combat world
hunger.
The hall is outside the paid
adm1ss1on area, and the public
may attend as Wieland begins his
coast to coast "Walk for Hunger."
W ieland lost both legs in
Vietnam while on medic patrol.
H e be~an lifting weights as a
rehabilitation tool and e ventually
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started competing against non-
d isabled athletes In 1977, he
broke a world record m bench
press by liftin~ 303 pounds.
He was the only veteran to be
named Outstanding Disabled
Amencan Veteran in two states
-California and W1sconsm
Wieland expects the 3,400-mile
walk to require 16 months. He
plaru to travel through 24 major
c1t1es and many smaller
communau es to promote the
fund-raising proJCCt
\ Visitor
Ferdinand E. Marcos,
preside nt of the
Philippines, will visit
the U.S. Sept. 16. •
Best qualified
'begging' for ·
part-time job
What might be a sign of the
times is stacking up on Irvi.oe
Police Lt. Robert Lennert's defk
-job applications.
"Things must be tough out
there,'' Lennert muaed recen'4,y
as he pored over several dozen
applications he's received in e
few days for a $6-an-hour part-
time job.
Lennert, who'• been ~
employment intervi.ewa tor ttie
Irvine Police Department for aOc
years, said he's never seen ti>
many applications from aucJl
highly qualified and ove(-
qualified people for such a 1~-
level poeition. •
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cur yq,ry own~
fOphn~nt ..
I Bob Wieland is set to a ttempt a cross
country trek that will take him on his
hands to the White House. The event will
begin with special festivities at a Buen a
Park a mu e ment park.
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.L. Mencken's home Baltimore controversy
BAL TIMORJC (AP) -H.L . Mencken, tho NI•
Baltimore, never wanted the llmple row houte
re he lived for 70 yean to be turned lnto a
~· But nearly three decadea · after ht. death,
4'bate about what ahould be done with the three-
lliory Victorian brick home on Holllna Street
Continues among the Mencken Society, local
Nlldenta apd the University of Maryland.
Some members of the society, founded to honor
the acerbic editor, author and critic for The Evening
Sun, ln Baltimore, Wfnt the house to become a
.repoaitory of Mencken's widely ac~attered
~lobs.
Newer residenta of Union Square -the west
aide neighborhood where the home la located -
have offered to renovate it and make it available as
a community center.
Some older residents, however, Insist that
Mencken, who died in 1956 at 75, did not want a
muaeum and his wishes should be strictly followed,
with the building open to the public only on Its
currently restricted basls.
Allee Blondell, who has lived next door for
near half a century, opposes the idea.of a shrine.
"No, no, no way. That will never happen," she
aaid. ''He (Mencken} was for no show . . . that was
.,.inst his Wishes and against his will."
l And the University of Maryland at Baltimore,
which was willed the home along with $25,000 by
Mencken's brother Augwit, is caught in the middle.
"It's not in very good condition," said Carl
Bode, an American Studies professor at the
university's College Park campus and founder of
the Mencken Society, referring to the home's first
floor and rear garden. "There's a little bit of
furniture left, and it looks desolate .... The
university dqesn't know what to do with it."
The home itself ,appears to be in a state of
ltion and signs of its lnstitutional affiliation are
' rent. Though its interior walls are freshly
By PAT HOROWITZ
0( the Delly Piiot 11.tf
Calvins corroded
DEAR PAT: My daughter bought a pair
of white Calvin Klein Jeans and when she
washed them, the metal parts on the Jeana
rasteit, ruin.1ag the Jeana. She can't remember
the name of the slaop at South Coast Plaia
where she purchased the je~s. ao we don't
seem to have any recourse. Can you possibly
locate an address where we can write to the
manufacturer?
L.J., Santa Ana Heights
You can write to Calvin Klein Jeans at
1400 Broadway, Los Angeles 10018.
Why butter changes color
DEAR PAT: Cu you tell me why U.e
color of butter Is different la the winter than
in the sammer. Unleas I'm mistaken, It's a lot
brighter yellow now than U waa 1D the winter
months.
W.K., Co1ta Mesa
Butter made in the wintertime is
painUld, thty are barren. A tire alarm ~11 In a
firtt·floor room, one Mencken'• d1n1na room, la
painted brfCht red. The room la lilhtecl by larae
lluot'e9Cent U&hta aa I.a the kitchen. Larao central ·
air oondlUonina unita alM> cluh with the Victorian
• ambiance.
Two years after Au1uat Mencken'• death In
1967, the houae became part of the univentty. Since
then, lhe (Int floor haa provided office9 tor the old
VISTA program, the 1chool'a Center tor
Voluntarism and the School for Sodal Work and
Community Plannlna. The top two floora were
converted Into low-cost houama for araduate and
medical 1ehool atudenta.
With the compleUon of a large campus housing
project, t)le house no longer will be uaed u a
dormitory. Instead, the aeparate apartments pe
being rented to two university adminiatralOra who
share the expense needed to maintain the houae,
according lO school spokeswoman Loulae White.
"The university ls delighted to have Mencken
House and is trying to find a use for It," Ma. White
said. '1What we plan to do ls to survey the need.a for
the house and work with people to est.abliah a plan
to determlne the cost."
One possibility Is to make the first floor into a
"rninlconvention center" decorated with period
(urniture and bits of Menckenlana for special
university events.
Recently, the school has· made the building
available to th~ Mencken Society for Its meetings.
But the greatest problem is finand,ng. _,
"I think it's safe to say we're looking for a
philanthropist," Ms. White said, estimating that
between $50,000 to $100,000 would be needed to
restore the home.
Bode strongly supports the opening of the
house to the public. It's currently open only_ twice a
year, in conjunction with an hour tour In October
and a neighborhood festival in June, although
entrance can be gained by appolntment.
ordinarily light in color, while sununer butter
is bright yellow. This is explained by the
amount of carotene (a red substance found in
plants) available to cows In their dlet.
Cows eat more green foliage in the
summer months, which contains high amounts
of carotene and vitamin A, than they do
during win&is. Due tn color inconsistencies,
the Agriculture Department allows butter
processors to add natural coloring, such as
annatlO or beta carotene, to butter. A label
check wilJ show that some processors say,
"color added seasonally." .,.
Back-orders heavy
DEAR PAT: Yoa belped me once before
to set lone overdae mercbaadlae from
Encore Bouae. I feel llke u Id.lot, bat I placed
another order wUb daem la April for a "foto
fJlpuer" and tllree refllla. Tiley baven't
arrived and I need yoar help a1ala. I've
written twice and 1et absolutely no reapon1e.
If I can Ja1t 1et tla11 order or my money back, 111 never do It a1aiD!
G.C., Bud.Dgton Beacla
Encore House seems to have a real
problem supplying ita customers with
merchandiae. The laat time' you contacted
A YS about a back-order, the firm said It was
"almost ready to deliver 9,000 back-orders."
Thia time, the flgure of "almost ready to fill
back-orders'' baa ri9en to 15,000. There was no
explanation about why your letters weren't
answered, oor any reaaon given for the flnn
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Brezhnev preparing to retire?
• :'9fOSCOW (AP) -In an
ut.uaual burst of new leaks,
uiK>ffidal reports are circulating
h e that Soviet President
nid I. Brezhnev, 75 and
nlcally ill, will retire by the
of the year
:Government sources, who
pl'evlously have refused to
dllcuaa the aged leader's tenure
id office or health, said
Brezhnev probably would quit in
1* December, about the time of
t)ae nation's 60th anniversary
oAebration. But they said the
dnouncement could come as
etrly as next month.
,Whether these reports are
!11i'e, or are trial balloons Ooat.ed
~ interested parties, la
ipOBble to say. What makes
em unusual is that
1 \ •emment officials who would
1 Oldinarily deny any knowledge
l ate apreading the word among
Western report.era here.
The aources said Brezhnev
~uld leave office. with
~rdlnary Soviet honors, a
c411fied hero who had brought
tlte Soviet Union to military
ty with the United States
his 18-year tenure.
asrezrUlev'a predeceseon have
her died In office or been
ted, and Western experts
c utloned that reports of
e:ihnev 'a Impending
.... IUU ... tion, leaked to West.em
rllRinr1tAra, could be part of an
l!IM!hMtrated campaign by other
tburo members -pouibly
ludlng former K0:9 chief
Leonid Brezhnev
Yuri Andropov -attempting to
push Brezhnev out of office.
Andropov, wbo 11erves with
Brezhnev on the 13-man ruling
body and who la now regarded
as his most likely IUCCe90r, wu
suspected of having started a
series of rwnon lut aprlng that
Brezhnev had been hospitalized
after suffering a stroke.
Andropov, 68, wu thought
then to have been trying to
undercut the allalelSion chances
of 70-year-old Konstantin U.
Chernenko, a Jongtlme Brezhnev
aide and protep.
"All the indications point
towards retirement, but I
wouldn't bet on the timing. He
must feel incredible pressure to
quit for the chance for enonnoua
glory," apeculated a Weatern
diplomat.
However, he cautioned: "You
must remember that It's never
happened before."
If Brezhnev haa agreed to
retire, he haa probably been
prodded toward the decialon by
his fellow Politburo members,
who have reportedly become
Increasingly irritated with his
inability to do a full day'a work
in recent years. The ~ aald
there wu growing re.entment
that Brezhnev's aidea were
performing too many of hiJ
major duties.
First U.S. nuclear
reactor to close
PITTSBURGH (AP) -'l'ht!
nation's flrat commercial-size
nuclear reactor will be cloeed in
October and d.Lunan\led after 25
yeara u a training ground for the
atomic power incfu.try.
The Shlppin1port Atomic
Power Station becomes the
eighth and I.arsest nuclear plant
to be deactivated by the U.S.
Department of F.nergy.
Ol.vnantllna the power atatlon
will COit an estimated $66 million.
Arrives in Japa.,i
}'orm·er president Richard Nixon gestures as he talks with U.S.
Embassy's Robert Mayfield upon arrival at Narita International
Airport in Tokyo. Nixon is stopping over in Japan for a five-day
pr~vate visit en route to China.
ignoring the FTC rule which requires
customer notification of a delay 30 days after
an order has been processed. You shou:id have
been notified and offered the option of
wa1Ung or getting a refund. At any rate, your
order will be processed "within a few days,"
according to eu5tomer service representative,
Roeemary '[_~y.lor. ,
Transmission fluid
DEAR PAT: I'm a woman who'• trying
to Jeana bow to take pr~r care of a car. I
know aboat. cbeckiDi the oil and• 1Jaier, bat
what aboat tbe tranamJ11lon Bald? Sboald the
ea.dlle be bot or cold, and what elae ahoald I
do l>efore claeckiDg the flald. level?
T.B., Newport Beach
Drive your car 10 or 15 minutes before
pulling the automatic transmission dipstick.
Park on a level spot and after setting the
parking brake, let the engine idle while you
move tne shift lever slowly through each gear
range. Then leave it in park. BeforeJou pull
the stick, wipe the grime from aroun th~
and tube. Wipe the dipstick too. Put it
firmly, but gently, all the way.
The marking on dipsticks vary among
automakers. Check your ownen manual for
lnfonnation about the recommended level for
fluid and for the type of fluid that should be
U8ed in your car. ·
Poultry and salmonella
DEAR PAT: A neighbor. told me that
•
fresh chicken bas salmonella bacteria in it:
Kow can this be lf the chicken is properly
refrigerated?
H.K., Fountain Valley
Salmonella bacteria ...... a common cause of
food poisoning -are naturally found in
poultry. Tl\,ey are killed during the normal cooklne p~°:"(at temperatures above 140
degrees F). Wl'ien handling raw poultry, take
care not to cross-contaminate other foods
which may not be cooked. For example, a
cutting board used for cutting raw poultry
shC?uld be thQfO\,lghly ~rubbed ,(a chlorine
bleach rinse is a good disinfectant) before it is
used for other foods.
Always refrigerate poultry as soon as you
can after purchase ~ the coldest section of the
refrigerator (no-warmer lhan-38 degreses F)
and use within a day or two aft.er purchase.
Defrost frozen poultry in the refrigerator, in a
microwave, or ~er cold running water -
never at room temperature. Do not refreeze
poultry unless it is still partially frozen
without cooking it first. , __ _
· .a '"Got a problem? Then write to Pat.,
W' Horowitz. Pat will cut red tape, • l getting the answers and action you•
need to solve inequities in' fl government and business. Mail•
. ~ 9!:Jestions to Pat Horowitz. At
---Your Service, Orange Co.a.Yt Dilly Pilot, P.O. Box
1560, Casta Mesa, CA 92626. As many letters as
possible will be answered.
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°'anoe oojet DAIL y PILOT /Mond1y, Septem~r e. 1882
Lana sa.ys she was~ 't all that sexy
Former 1creen ttar Laaa
'hrHr .. YI her aexy reputation
w11 ju1t a public lm111, and
eev ral men In her life probably wer. diaapPotnted becau.. 1he
"w·aan't a real hot1y-tot1y
broad." -. The 62.yea.r-old actrell, who
wa1 married 1even time• and
involved ln eeveral )9ve affairs,
was Interviewed for the NBC
"Today" show ln aegmenta to be
broadcast beginning Sept. 7.
Saying "sex was never really
me," slte said she never had been
romantically Involved with actor
Clark Gablek and called late
billionaire o ward Hagllea
"dull."
11111 I fll:ll
law WtdMldly by an airplane,
which had flown her to the
valley from her home on
Martha'• Vineyard.
, "1' vi• a private v1ll i." l'l1ary
J1cq11ll11 Kenaedy 0111111 1ald. "I\ wu her flret vl1lt to
took a..da~ UiJl to Hlatoric Hlltor1c Deerfield," • town tn
Deerfield to lnlpec\ homee of the cen ra uactrmen1 tv!lh a
ConnectlcuL Valley'• early . lf!dion reoonat.rocted 11 a vllJaae
11ettler1, offlclala aay. of the late UIOO..
• · Computer 1n1Jy1l1 Indicate•
Doaa ld F riary, e?<ecutlve that thl1 rear'• Miu America
direct.or of the pretiervation, aaJd likely w 11 be Miu North
Onual1 ate lunch Wedneeday at Carolina, .. ya a college profe110r
the Deerfield Inn and then who h,u predicted correctly two
toured the preeerved hornet'. The of the Jut ihree wlnner1.
widow of Preeldent Kennedy Northern llllnol1 University
and Greek sh l pf. fn g .Pr9fe11or Geor1e Mille r ln TycoonArll&otle Oaa11 I left DeKalb, m .. uid his computer
1tudy h•• led hlm to a
p_rellmlnary prediction that
EUube" Gray Williama, 22, a
Shelby, N .C ., resident and
araduace of Convene Collep 1n
Spartanburg, s.c., probably will
be cholen in the SepJ. 11 flnala.
Miller ialOnie computer gave
Miu Wl1Jlafb1, a 5-foot-7,
l12·pound muaiclan wth brown
hair, green eyes and a figure
measuring 36-24-36, a one-in-five
chance of takJng the title.
The profeseor also U.ted the 10
most likely flnallstJ aa being from
North Carolina, !J'ex.aa, Colorado,
Maine, Washington, l1Unol1,
Ohio, Minnesota, Connectlcu1,
and Oregon.
Copy of Oscar Wilde letter, found .in San Jose, 'authentic'
Edited version of 50,000-wor d document could be sole copy of playwright's missive to lover
S AN JOSE (A p) -A unedited letter and is convinced Augustin, who came to this claimed the 14-pound document The Augustin version, said
"apedally edited" veralon of the it was ordered typed by the country In 1939, told Pepper she "is worth ita weight in gold." Pepper, contains portions in
50,000-word letter author Oscar executor of Wilde's estate and had always meant to get Pepper aaJd the Augustin copy whlch "Wilde addresses Douglas
Wild e w r ote in prison to his could be the only such typescript professional advice about-the Wobably was handwrJtten by directly" about their liaison and
lover, Lord Alfred Douglaa, has anywhere. document and took i! ~to t he ilde'a execu toJ and ex-rover complains of his behavior dw1ng
surfaced in Nort)lem California, teacher when she learnea of his Robert Roes, from which a typed the· legal fight ih which he was
and 10 EneJ!sb.prof..._,r saya.he.. . Pep,p;er said the copy, a family special Interest in Wilde. She said copy was made. tossed into prison.
is virtually certain it Is authentic. possesston of British-born Alison the typescript has been in her The professor said the Wilde's masterpiece, "The
Augustin of Menlo Park, was a family for 60 years,. but can't originally edited version of Importance of Being Earnest,"
Prof. Robert D. Pepper of San
Jose State University told the
A88ociated Press he "checked it
word for word" with the original
specially edited 30,000-word explain how It was acquired. Wilde's letter eliminated all est ab 1 is he d . bi m as a
version of the gargantuan letter Pepper, who for 12 years has references to Douglas and was literarr. immortal. His only
that became known as "De specialized In the wrltins-, life publiahed more as a phil0&0phical novel, 'The Picture of Dorian
Profundis," ("Out of the and times of ·Ure-fa-m~d-essay-than an b1t.ensely pefsonat--Gf'ay,'' eon cerns the n101al
De ths.") playwright, author and wit. document. corruption of a man, believed a
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possible reflection of Wilda'~
thoughts about himaelf.
At the peak of his career, wi
three of his hit plays running•
the aame time, Wilde wa11 accused
of having· homosexual relatiorisl
with Lord Douglaa by his fathe~ ·
the Marquess of Queensberry,
originator of the rules of boxlnga
He was sent to Reading Gaol fctiu
two years. )tfJ
Broken in health and creatiYlll
energy, Wilde-dted-i~ftd
three vears after his release. cw
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Or'"G• Oout D~ILV.PIL.OT/Mond1y, hptembet I, 1912 ...
Airpo,-t impasse needs·
reason, not extre1nes
Once again, Oran1e County
government ls golng to try to find
some solutions w the John Wayne
Airport dilemma. ·
. The problems facing the
facility are very real. The airport
is a mess. The terminal ts grosaly
overcrowdea. Parking is in·
adequate. Street access is poor.
There are too few permitted daily
jet departures w please the five
major air C81,'Jiers offering service.
In the midst of all this,
passenger demand continues to
climb.
County supervisors thought
they had an answer in 1981 when
they adopted an airpbrt master
1 . It h~d many objectives.
ng them to improve. the ·
ical facilities, increase the
number of permitted daily jet
departures and reduce noise
exposure to close -in
neighborhoods::-The ambitious
plan went by the boards aft.er an
Orange County Superlor Court
judge ruled that envlronment~l
~nalysis on tho plan was
inauf flclent. ·
That brings us to the present
day. Supervisors are looking· at
new options for the airport. Some
are extreme. For example, one
proposal would permit 98 jet
departures per day -57 more
than currently authorized.
Another is just as bad. It
would do little more than leave
the airport much as it ls· today.
Somehow, a middre ground
must be found. That's going to
take a good faith effort by county
government, Newport Beach and
the airline industry.
£lf those parties could pry
themselves from the courtroom
long enough to sit down and
discuss the islues, maybe the
existing-impasse could be broken.
They should at least try.
Reason for ·hope?·
In the' middle of August's dog
days, the stock market was
reflecting the season, languishing
in the 700s as the econ·omy
wheezed a nd sputtered with no
recovery in sight.
Slightly more than two weeks
later, the Dow Jones Industrial
average topped the 900 mark aft.er
a historic frenzy of stock trading
that set records for number of
shares traded one day and
~haltered them the next.
About the same time, interest
rates cascctaed downward. The
prime rate, a key benchmark,
dropped from 16.5 percent to 13.5.
Other important interest pegs
dropped to their lowest points in
two years.
Does all this mean that dawn
is breaking over the nation's
eighth postwar recession? Maybe.
But our troubles are far from over.
A bewildering barrage of
statistics and prognostications is
being thrown at consumers and
businesses, and it is difficult to
discern a long-term trend from
them. There are blacks, whites
and different shades of gray in the
economic picture which prevent
I that,
The drop in interest rates
cannot be called anything but
good news, of course. The private
sector had been waiting for such a
break for many months. But
whether rat.es have gone down far
enough is another question.
For example, mortgage rates
have dipped to around 15 percent.
That's better than the 17-percent
figures le nders were offering
earlier this year. But for a family
to qualify for a standard 30-year
loan of $90,000, an income of $45,-
000 would be required. That's far
above the median, even in affluent
Orange County.
Other rates may n ot have
dropped far enough to entice
consumer purchases of cars or
other durable goods. Auto
industry analysts feel that even if
sales pick up later this year, sales
still will be at the ir worst level
since 1961.
Many companies still are
overburdened with debt a nd
squeezed by thin profit!>. The
business failure rate has become
frightening. Last week, 696 firms
closed, the most since January
1932, during the blackest days of
the Great Depre$ion. At the same
time, the unemployment rate is
stuck at a very high 9.8 percent
level, and shows no signs of a
substantial drop any time ~-
The Congresslonal BuCiget
Office forecasts a 1983 federal
budget deficit of $155 billion -
despite interest rate cuts and the
recently-enacted tax increase.
That could push interest rates up
again.
But other numbers are
encouraging. A somewhat arcane
measure known as the Index of
Leading Indicators, which
purportedly foresees economic
trends, rose 1.3 percent in July,
the fourth straight monthly
increase. Factory orders were up 2
percent that month, while durable
goods orders increased 4 percent.
Energy p:('ices have flattened,
and the Consumer Price Index is
at an encouraging 7 .3 perc~nt
annual rate. Many economists
forecast a 6 percent rate for 1982.
A n d t h e &-p e c t a c u 1 a r
perfonnance of the stock market
brings into play the ever-
important psychological factor.
Such a stupefying change can give
consumers enough confidence to
open their wallets.
The outlook? It's murky, but
there's more hope as summer's
doldrums end than there was
when the season began.
Medi-Cal cutbacks eased
Last week's massive cutbacks
in the stat.e's Medi-Cal program
were followed, fortuitously, by
some last-minute modifications in
benefits that earlier had
threatened elderly and
underprivileged people.
Most notable was the
announcement that Medi...cal will
continue to pay for limited
prescriptions for codeine and
codeine compounds~h as
codeine-aspirin tablets and certain
cough retnedies commonly used
for the relief of pain and •
di.8comfort.
Earlier, state officials had
reached the rather callous
conclusioJ\ that no payments
would be made for the use of
codeine compounds simply
because the dru~ only reduced
pain and dldn t really c ure
anYlhlna.
• 'Odier proposed' Medi-Cal
cutbacks that now will be retained
lnclude some coverage for vision
care, non-emergency
tran1portatlon of patienta,
outpatient mental health benefits,
and the eligibility of petlenta in
nuralng ho~e1 who own real
ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat
estate. Well-baby clinics and foot
doctor office visits also will be
retained.
However, it is estimated that
many of the state's three million
Medi-Cal belief iciaries soon will
feel the impact of the cutbacks
that will save $395 million in state
funds -and $632 million when
the federa} sh~ is included.
There will be a 20 percent •
reduction in non-emerge ncy ·
services, including many surgical
procedures for which Medi-Cal
formerly paid.
Some doctors feel the
elimination of much non-
emergency surgery could, in the
long run, benefit patients. But
others fear that reductions in
benefit.a for preventive procedures
could result in later, more costly
complications.
At least state health officialt
are to be commended for taking
another look at some of t he
proposed cutbacks. When
reductions in the health care
program are made, the people who
are aettinc hurt are tha.e leut
capable of helping them1elves.
Themcn P. Holey
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Social Security essential
Those who do not love hlm may call
California's J e rry Brown Gov .
Moonbeam, but most of this atypical
American politiciaf)'s controversies are
serious and interesting ones. None more
so than his running debate with Mayor
Peter Wilson of Sa n Diego, his
Republican opponent in the U.S. Senate
race.
WILSON HAS come out with a
proposal to lower the Social Security tax
for workers under the age of 45. When
these workers retire they wil1 only
receive a "minimum subsistence level"
payment from the Social Security
system. These }Yorkers wouJd "still have
an opportunity . . . to provide for their
retirement income in a different fashion
by IRAs (individual retii'ement
accounts) or some other means," Mr.
Wi1son has said. Mr. Brown does not
agree. He is stomping the state sounding
tocsins of frightened alarm.
I confess that some years ago I wrote
several pieces favoring some such plan. I
was wrong. It was a differen.t world then
and I had a lot to learn about the
economy and investing. At the time 1t
seemed to me that a person could do a lot
better investing his or her money than
paying into the Social Security fund
which would not be able to come close to
paying the principal much less the
interest on the contributions.
That is still true. As matters stand
there is not and will not be enough
money to pay younger workers but there
is a lot more to this story than that. The
argument for making the Social Security
system completely or-partiaHy voluntary
rests on the assertion that, given the
right to in'M?St our own money as we see
fit . we can do b e tte r than the ,,,,._,
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'government. Md so il"seemed 10 or f5 ·
years ago. Now we should know better.
If Mr. Wilson's proposal had been
enacted into law, say, in 1982, millions of
Americans would be looking at the
prospect of "minimum subsistence level"
Social Securi\)' payments at retirement
and little more. Investments of every
sort have gone sour.
Pe.ciple who put their. mone..y in
savings and loan associations would
have less than a widow's mite to call
their own. For a while real estate looked
like the way to go. No more. Come to seJJ
the house you were banking on to
finance a Florida retirement and you
learn that you can't sell it or if you can,
you have to sell it at a third less than you
thought it was worth. Some people were
going to beat the ups and downs of
recession and inflation by socking their
savings in "collectibles ," only the
collectibles turned out to be un-sellables
as the market for postage ~ps. Coca-
Cola trays and glass lamp shades has
melted away. The last few years the
money market mutual fund paying
around 13 percent interest haJ been a
safe and relatively lucrative haven for
whatever people have been able to put
aside. Now, glory hallelujah, the
government's announced policy and aim
is to drive down interest rates which will
cut the return on money market funds.
Until the government can demonstrate
for a generation or two that it can keep
the eccrnomy on an even keel, no
substitute for Social Security exists. The
t~ns of millions who work and sa.,ve for
their old age are not genius investment
counselors. They need simple, obvious
and safe places to put the money they
would no longer be paying in Social
Security t.axeS. As of now, there are no
such -places.
HOW ARE YOU going to know where
to put your money when the managers
of huge trust and pension funds, who
pay •enormous sums for investment
advice, don't? College endowments have
taken a terrific beating and so have some
of the biggest banks in our country. If
we each have to be our own private
wizard of Wall Street to assure a
dignified retirement, a great many of us
are going to pass the golden years in rags
and on food stamps.
ln the elysian fields whe~ the modem
conservatives Jive, voluntary or sernl-
voluntary is plausible and desirable. In
the scramble and scratch existence of life
where most of us are forced to live, it is
not Gov. Brown but Mr. Wilson who has
intoxicated himself on moonbeam
cocktails.
U.S. lagged behind • ID labor laws
Today is the oational holiday set aside
in recognition of the organized labor
movement. Californians who like to see
themselves as the nation's leader in all
things will be surprised to learn that
Oregon was the first state to reoogniz.e
Labor Day as a legal holiday. It wasn't
until seven years later, in 1894, that
Congress made the day a public holiday.
It may also surprise many to learn that
the labor movepient didn't originate in
the United States. It began in Great
Britain in tht> 1700s and by 1825 the
British government had adopted laws
approving the right of workers to form
unions. ln 1871 the government gave full
legal recognition to the unions, including
the right to strike.
AT THE SAME time Great Britain
began adopting legislation to reduce
industrial hazards and promote social
insurance. Far in advance of most countries, the British made legislative
provisions for unemployment, sickness
and old age.
In contrast, early efforts to organize
labor in the U.S. were not only !iercely
opposed by employers but often the
target of government prosecutions. Most
famous are the Conspiracy Cases decided
in the early 1800s against strikers. It
wasn't until 1935 that organized labor
flRl WITIRS
won full government protection with the
passage of the Wagner Act. · -
That law guaranteed labor the right to
organize by outlawing actions of the
employers interfering with the
formation of unioN, and made collective
bargaining a legal right.
At the same time Congress began to
p\ay catch-up with British laws
providing for unemployment, sickness
and old age pensions.
ln the years that followed organized
labor secured many more laws favoring
both the organizations and the workers
but even today the U.S. laws lag behind
tome of the European nations, especially
the Scandanavian countries, in social
insurance for the workers.
Still there are many who believe
organiz:ed labor has gone too far and
become too powerful and perhaps, in
some ways. it has. Certainly the excesses
of some of its leaders have reflected
badly on the organized labor movement.
But most American workers today are
too young to appreciate the great gains
for the wage earners which came about
solely through the efforts of the unions.
AND THE truth is that the labor
movement has fallen into decline in
membership, partially due to the
transformation of the workingman from
semi-skilled labor to highly technical
jobs such as are found in the computer
Industry.
ln fact the dwindling memberships
of organized labor has sparked a new
drive by them to recruit and organize
public employees, an area which was
never co1l5\dered in the early days of the
labor TOC?V~nt.
This has given birth to collective
bargaining for public employees in the
state and local governments and the
school teachers as well.
War tools no longer constitute 'defense'
One of the great impoetures practJced
by all nations today ·is the uae of the
word "defense" to designate their
military apparatus. The fact ll that no
such thing exist.a in the modem world.
There la only retaliation.
Thll truth la too alowly creeping lnto
the coNClousness of peoples everywh~.
IYlllY 01111
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We have a Department of Dtfeme, but lt
cannot defend ua; nor can the Ru.iana,
nor anyone elae, defend them1elve1
aptnatu..
NaUona were fonned to protect their
citizenry, but In the nuclear a1e J"O
nation la equipped to do thia any lonpr.
It can on.w ttu-.ten an equal, or lfeeter,
amount ot devM1atlon. .
War h H chanaed lt1 chnacter
radically In the nuclear •1• -not
merely In a quantitative HnM, but
CIUAlitadwly allo. It IA now abnply no
.._ than a ~utual 1Uldde PK'. wh
advenaey llimultaneouely holdln1 a
loaded pjitol to the temple of the other.
Hitherto, all history of warfare has
been a leeUW, a catch-up game between
weapons of offense and the
countervailing weapons o( defenae. No
sooner was a new weapon deviled than
the means to combat it came into
existence.
Now we have reached the end of that
perilous road. For the first time In
human hJstory. there is no effective
defenae against warheads. There is only
fliaht -and retallatJon.
We bave developed the moat superb
weaponry the world hu evuy known,
and epent more for it than eve!' before -
but we muat atop pretendln11 to
OUl'llelvee and to others, that it eerve. the
purpoee of "defenae." >... long as we
keep thlnk.lna ln these terma, we will be
the vtcUma ol the meet terrible delusion
of mankind.
IF A NATION can no lonlel' protect ita
dvillan ~Uon -ancf no one can
doubt that lnlWonl would be tlauptered
In • nuclear oanlriJfttatlon -then the whole tndtdoaial caMeP' of ••def._"
Ml ~ .-.pt off the &Oerd .
Polltb .. not• 1'9UOM1 ck:tpline~ lf ,,
were, do:r.ens of wars could have been t
avoided in the past -and in the preaent.
too, u the Falklands conflict makes plain
to the objective obeerver. Power ii an
lrnitional element in human af.fain, and
now, for the first time, we have morE
power than this fragile globe can 1\.IS\ain.
We have no "enemy" greater than the common enemy of war. And thoee who
prate of "defenae" are deluded or dead
to reality.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Mondey, September e, 1882
.... ,,,,
By PHIL INTERLANOJ of Laguna Beach
•ANN LANDERS
•ERMA BOMBECK
•ART HOPPE
'Moonie'
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Plea~e tell your
milllona of readen the real truth about. Procter &
Gamble'• tie-In with the Moonle1 and the
UnUtcaUon Church. I have heard ao many
oonfllctina atortee, I don't know what to believe.
Procter & Gamble baa been plaaued by tbJ1
off-tbe-waU rumor for more titan two yean ud
there la not a tbred of trutb to It. Tiie trademark
featarlD1 tile 91u-iD-tbe-mooa a1ala1t a field of 11
stars waa detlped la 1860. It waa flnt 11ed at u
ldentlfyiD1 mark on a crate of candles. Tiie 13
' theory being that one aet of ovart• produces boya,
and the other produce. ctrll.
You uld the le?< of a child ii det.enn1ned at. the
moment of conception and you didn't have much 1'
faith In the dozens of echemet that have C11C1Hd >,
your deak. You then added, "The only th.Ina l ~>
tell you tor sure la that lf you want to aet presnant
you muat lleep with a man." . ,,1
You are wrong. I have bMrl lleeplnc with a "'
man for the wt four yean and, to my IOITOW, I 81'l1,o
NOT pregnant ~u.ee all he does .. aleep, So you,,.
had better bone lip on the facta of life a )'OU -an.,,
golng to give advice. -NOTHING HAPPENING'~
IN OR.AlfGE OOUNTY 1 m
A friend of mine told me that her couain aaw a
high-up executive of Procter & Gamble on the ABC
newamagaztne "20/20" and he said that since
everyone aeema to be oominJr out of the closet these
days, he felt lt. waa OK tor big business to 'fess up
and cleanse Its toul. Thu executive said his company
had made a pact with the Moonies, who assured
them that. If they used the Moonie symbol on all
their producta, their bualneu would prosper. In
return, Proctor & Gamble would give Rev. Sun
Myung Moon a huge awn of money for protecting
them against the devil.
nan re9reseat tile orldaal col0Dle1. ID July, Procter & ?;amble auouced tbt It u DEAR ORANGE: Tbe eeplllemltm .... lleep
tald.n1 le1a1 acttoa to 1top tbe spread of nmon wltla" 11 10 common I tbo.pt Hrely my '91al,ei I told my coualn the story sounded like a lot of
baloney. She said she doubted lt, too, until she went
and l~ked at a box of detergent put out by P & G
and sure enough. there waa the trademark -the
moon and stars whlch ahe said represented the M~nies and their power. to control good and evil:
tbat have maabroomed tato a campaJp to boycott wCMlld be made, bat obvtouly, aome folk• •t U...l'•
P Ir G prodact1. Suits bave been flied aiahlit matt bave everyllllDI spelled oat. So -la oner to
1Ddlvidual1 ID Atlanta, Ga., ud Pensacola. Pia., for let pre1aaat, aexaal latercoarae 11 e1aeatJal., IT
maklDI 1tatemeat1 or dl1trlbatla1 falae aad owzat. ___ ,,
9·t>
mallcioas literature. . , Sta)C tuned It aboa.ld be faaclDaliDI to bear &be Confused about what'B right and what• wrong 1 Clear this up once and foi: all in your column,
Ann. If you aay it, the American people Will believe
it. -READER IN TENNESSEE .
testimony of peopl' wbo seem to bave not~&,, in today• "new morality"? Yo~'re not alone. IJ y~,~
better to do tban circulate Ue1. -WllnHoneet, «owrt·~~t1a-11 .. t1on on your a
.
DEAR TENNESSEE -and readers In the
otber 49 1tate1 and Canada wbo wrote to me about
sex queatloru, read Ann Landers' new booklet; 1
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In a recent column "Hlgh School Sex and How to Deal With It -A I 1
someone wrote in with a suggestion on how to Guide for Teens and Their Pa.rents." Send 50 rents ,
• tbia: Tbe facts are aa follows: •
predetermine the sex of a child. It had to do with plus a Jong, stamped, self-addresaed envelope to, 1 •
lying all night on the left side or the right aid~. the Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, W, 60611.
HOROSCOPE
BY.SIDNEY OMARA
Tuesday, September 7
ARIES: (March 21 -Aprll 19): Fresh concept
proves viable; you are on right track where finances
are concerned. Income potential is heightened. New
contacts prove valuable. Focus on creativity,
independence and location of lost article.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll regain
sense of direction. Emphasis on personality. special
appearances and direct appeals. Judgment, intuition are on target. Lead rather than follow -you'll be
where you should be at crucial moment.
.GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Look behind
scenes for answers. Give full rein to intelleCtual
curiosity. Means ask questions, make inquiries and
open lines of communication. Long-distance call
aids in resolving dilemma.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Good lunar aspect
coincides with revisions, reviews, ability to make
wishes come true. Individual with business
experience lends support -this ls rare ltme when
you actually get something for nothing. ·
LEO (July 23-Aus. 22): Gain indicated th.rough
written word, aspirations have greater chance for
fulfillment if you express ideas. Focus on career,
need for change and special understanding with
member of opposite sex.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22): Long-range plans
come into focus. Lunar emphasis on education,
publishing, communication, travel and spiritual
values. Domestic adjustment is part of scenario.
Efforts to beautify surroundings will succeed.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Define terms. avoid
self"(feception and don't co-sign even if asked in a
most persuasive manner. Financial opportunities -
and liabilities -dominate scenario. Protect privacy.
Be discreet, attend clandestine conference.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on
contractual ~ements, added responsibility and
opportunity to utilize talents in profitable manner.
Member of opposite sex pays meaningful
compliment, aids in arranging important meeting.
SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Attend to
basic chores, finish what you start and keep
resolutions concerning diet, nutrition and health.
You reach a wider audience. Sense of drama comes
Into play.
I CAPRICORN: (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Be ready for
new start, opportunity for greater independence
, and chance to express self in original, creative,
dramatic manner. Restrictions are removed, your
abilities are recognized.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on
property, home, shelter, long-range project and
building permit.a. You are being pulled in two
directions simultaneously. Family member seek! to
avoid risk. Arrive at intelligent compromise.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Key is to be
flexible. You'll receive n'lfllerou& calls, messages
and invitations. Focus on relatives, trips and ability
to be selective. You become mof1! aware of body
image, pun:hase of apparel could be on agenda.
TV Sports rule 'foul'
The U.S. Supreme Court recently handed
down a decision refusing to limit the number of
professional football games cable television can
broadcast each Sunday.
To me that means only one thing. That Statue
of Justice who pretends to be a blindfolded woman
is really an umpire in drag.
Who else would sanction Jock Sunday
featuring 85 televised sports events from sign-on to
~
flMA 80M8fCI
ATWIT'S END
-sigJr-offin one day? I don't know who presenled the
proposition. but someone certainly ramrodded it
through behind women's backs.
O.K., SO I RESPECT the law and I'll abide by
it, but in the name of mercy, I ask the courts to
consider a couple of amendments to keep women
happy.
U a man sleeps during two consecutive innings
or quarters, he should be declared legally dead and
his estate probated.
Legalized Sunday dating for women married to
sports nuts will not only be allowed, but enforced.
Admittance to hia chair in front of the TV set
will occur only after relinquishing his car keys,
checkbook and credit cards to his wife.
Live with the possibility that Jany given
Monday, Curt Gowdy could be named in an
alienation of affection suit and you would have to
-offer proof that you had not spent 15 Piours on
Sunday with him.
IF SPORTS ARE APPEARING on more than
two TV sets in the home, a woman has the right to
smash one of them with a ti.re iron.
There's a lot more at stake hell! than women
vs. televised sports. It is now a moral issue. When
men are hooked up to these electronic support
systems all day Sunday, do women have the right
to let them go on living in their catatonic state, with
no hope ot functlorUng as a person? Or ls it men:iful
•to pull the plugs and watch them writhe in agony as
they view their own children in the real world?
AB I said to my neighbor last Sunday, "What
kind of life does he have in there watching replays,
reruns, and overdosing on statistics? rm going in
and tum off the set and see what hap~na." >a I leaned over to tum off a speedboat race in
the South Pacific a voice threatened to alter the
length of my arms.
I'm beaten. He's also covered by the temporary
insanity law.
Reactions to -~iagllosis differ
DEAR DR. STEINCROBN: My wife bad .
c:ucer of tile breaat. 0111' doctor told ber site had It,
advtaed removal of tbe breast and 1lle bad tile
operation. Sbe baa adjHted beaattfally and la
llappy tbat 1be hew lier problem from tlle
bepaalag.
On tbe otber band, a aelpbor of ours bad a
breast lump ud waa not warned It ml1bt be
OMcer. Sbe waa not told tbe mlgbt have ber breaat
removed at operation.
Wiien 1be woke up ud later discovered sbe
bad bad a mHtectomy becau'le of caacerl abe
became depre11ed and trted to commit ta clde.
Fortuutely, later on abe adjusted to lier condition.
My que1tloa 11 tbls: Do yoa tblllk &Ht moat•
patients wut to know wbat'a wroa• or wo1lld tbey
ratber be kept In tbe dark? Aa for myself, I'd
ratller be IAformed titan llave all tile 1ecretlve
wlalsperlDg 1otag OD bebiDd my back. I'd llke your
opblfoD. -MR. F.
DEAR MR. F.: The answer may be 'trite,
nevertheless true, that each patient is a special
problem. )"our own story about the divergent
reactions of your own wife and a neighbor bears
this out.
It's a delicate problem when and if to tell.
GOIEN ON lllDGf
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
T fOUI HEALTH
DR. PETER J . STEINCAOHN
Revealing or concealing from a patient calla on
much judgment and uncfentandlng. But you will be
interested to know, Mr. F., that a recent study
indicates that most patients prefer to re.lain hope
about their condition.
The majority of patients prefer to be anxious
because of uncertainty than actually know. And, of
course, few patient.a want to know whether or
when the illness is likely to prove fatal. But thoee
who really want to know can obtain the
infonnation. According to the study reported ln
Modern Medicine, "When 74 patient• with
diagnosed but 11ndisclosed malignancy were
Interviewed and observed, 18 knew and 47
suspected they had cancer but only 15 wanted
confirmation of their oondiuon. Thirty-two of the
patients who suspected they had cancer did not
want to know for sure."
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Q.1 -Aa South, vulnerable,
JOU hold:
•AK74 <::1 A93 oe •AK87S
The bidding has proceeded: &..a. WHt N.nli EaiM
I• P ... 1 0 Pua
'l
What. do you bid now?
A.-lt It true that, including
dlatributlon, your hand 11
worth 20 point.a, but one prin·
ciple or evaluation I.a that you
1houldn't count two point.a
ror the 1inglet.on in partner'•
bid 1uit.. And deaplte your 18
hJgb-c&rd point.a, your hand
lacka body and It full of
loe.ra. Bid one specie. II part.-
ner can't act voluntarUy over
7olir limple rtbtd. It'• unJilt•
b' thtt JOU can make a pme.
a broken trump ault. hat
made your hand look much
more lmpret8ive. Now ii the
time to be alam-conKioua,
and we 1urcesL you make
your move u early u poNI·
ble. To nt the trump 1ult. by
raiafog four dubs la unecon·
omlcal -the bidding wlll pt
too high. Beat by far ia the
immediate cue-bid of three
hearts.
the right hand for slam.
After all. you are unlikely to
have two losing 1pade1 and
atlU be probing for slam
when partner could do no
more than aign o(l are..r your
first cut·bid.
Q.4-Neltber vulnerable, u
South you hold:
•IU711 <:>AQU Ott •14
The bidding hu proceeded:
The bidding haa proceeded:
&ut S..t• We.t . Nerti! s C;:) 1 + P ... a•
, ... 1
What action do you t.ake?
A. -Thia one i, doee. In view
of partner'• jump ralle, your
hand II certaln17 the equlva·
le11t of a t'Ull opealq bid. And
the fact thaL the oppoMnt.I
have bid heart.a -your.ehort
ault -auggest.a that. aU of
,,&rtner'a point.a could be
working. We think that 1ou
have ju1t enoush t.o offer •
reuoaable chan~ &o make
four 1pade11 ao we would ao
on t.o pme. But we don't
blame JOU if you look the
more eouervatlve approach
and palMd. Knowl"p of
partaer'a prodlvltlea Lt the
ke7 here.
1A.-True, you have very lit-
tle, but partner already
know• (hat -after au. you
couldn't re.pond to hia open·
Ing bid. Nevertheletf. be did
invite you t.o bid witlttlla dou·
bl.e and he doean't know that
you have a fair alx<ard ault.
Thererore, we 1u1p1t you
bid rour dlamoncb -that la
onl7 one level higher thaa
you would have had t.o ro had
Eut atayed out of the auc-
tion.
Cl.1-Nel&her vulnerable, u
8outll 1ou hold~
•I ~AIM OQltl •&ttr•
The Mddln1 hu proceeded:
N .... &.t ..... Welt
...... J 0 J ~
,. p .. '
Wllat clo TOU bid aow?
A. -Partner' a jump i:ebld on
. , .
Q.J-Both vulnerable, H
South JOU hold:
•I <:>AQlft O~JI •AQJt
The blddtn1 hu proceeded:
N~ l!ut S.-. WMt
P .. P .. Jc::> ..._
tc;, P .. •• ...
'<:> ... t
What aeUotl do 7qu tdt?
A. -Even thoui• partner
pueed on,c..n, and •bowed
no eatlllu&aaa after JOUI'
club cu•bld, 7our MDCI Lt too
rood to tllrow 11 die W.el.
We tua-l ooe -.·VJ -
a cue-Wd of 8" «moDil•
Wttb tlie ldlls Oil Mina ud u,,..,.. .. ,.. ..........
partner wUI bow tat. ht llu
N .... Ea.t s..tla Weet
INT P .. I• Pue
I o P ... ?
What do you bid now?
A.-Wlth your mildly un·
ti.lanced hand. you ahould
it.ill explort ror a tl*lt con-
tract. Jump to three apadH.
T~t. conftrma a ftv...ca.rd
apade suit and a1k1 ·ptrt.nt~
~ ral• JOU' ault to 11111• Jf
he hu three-eard aupport. If
he pel'lilt.1 with thl'H DO
&rump. pua -he ii e..llln1
JOU that he hat onl1 a
doubleton epade.
U-Bot.la vulaeraWi, aa
....~, .. llold:
•AUii c::>I 0&1• • ..
-. 4 I
Q.t-.Nettti.r vulnerable, ai
Soat.h you hold:
•ta '?l'lt O Kll~ •Ml
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Wlaat ldlon do 7ou &all•?
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POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
STUDIED GEOMETRY,
f>UT NEVER FOUND OUT
WHE'THER
LtFE IS A
STRAIGHT LINE
OR A
CIRCLE.
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AIT HOPPf
THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER
Mail Inust
go through.
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After 37 minutes, \he last. Ruaalan S_$-20 "
missile blew up the last undeatroyed tafget in • l
America and World War ID WU over. ,~·.
A\ the U.S. P08tal Service <:enter in ~e's ·
Aerie, Utah, a lone survivor -Mail Sorter Second.. •
Claa A .E. (Bud) Herkena -crawled painfully ouc.,:,
Of the rubble. In his hand WU the Jetter be ~ 1 r'
been sorting when World War m broke out. He : ~ d~. the address: 3721 C.omailk Street,.~
~hit dazed mind rang the stirring words that ... '
the post office's dvil defenBe coordlnatol', Ralph H.
Jusell, had delivered before a congreaalonal';-'
conunittee in the summer of 1982: In the event of a~ • '
nuclear holocaust., Jusell had promlaed, "thoae that, .. ~
are left will get their mall."
"Neither snow nor rain nor }leat nor gloom of{, ..
night nor nuclear holocauat," said Herkens grimly.
And with tottering steps he headed east. ~
LUCK WAS WITH HIM. In lea1 than five mlles...-
he stumbled on a Volkswagen bug that. bad been"'\
blown to bits. He shoved the pieces ~ther and, aa
one would expect, it started instantly. .,
Driving at night without headlights in order to
avoid roaming band's of desperate foragers and
living of! Serv-a-Portion packags of mustard and
catsup he had liberated from the ruinl of a pair of•
golden arches, he managed to reach Keokuk, Dl., in •
a week.
It took him a month to construct a raft out of •
giant Jogs and tattered neckties and by the time he n
reached the other shore ol the Mlalimippi near ~
what waa once Baton Rouge, the days were ~~
growing shorter. >-d
Skirting the major cities, which were 4*ily i ·
located by the glows they gave off at nilrht. be 'li.,
made his way ac::I'<* the South and up the !a.tern
aeaboard. .
By the time he reached Baltimore, he bad run ~ '
out of su atationa. But he determinedly continued o"'
on foot. Then he made a mJstake that c:ountleea "\:\
tourist.a have made over the centuries: He Yillted o ')
New York City. <1')
Within .even minutes, be waa rellewd of hli11'1'.)
cap, hla ahoee, hi.I troU8el'S and hla wtmtle by a "' \
native weertng a T-ahirt that Mid, "I Love the Bil rh
Apple."
.. Bu\ look on the bright side," Herkerw told
himteli gamely. "I atill have the letter." , ..
(j~
BE WINTERED IN AN abandoned phone 11
in Stamden, Conn. At the ftnt .... of the "'>
thaw, he he.cled -.rly nonh. .:>d
the dark, he alm08t fell Into Boston. And ~~
there waa a aerioua thootout when he attempted to "'
requJlltkJn. lo the lnter.t of Yaryinl bla diet, a ..
re9taurant-alzed jar of plcklee from the Lower N~alla Mom'• and Pop'1 Jltner' (naw Mom's '
Dlrler). '
But. with the advent of .......... bla pl~ tn-s ) lleht. He 1Wam aero. Lake Gt~ Ouinme with l l t1-letter between hJa teeth and a& 1-t crawled iM
uhore ln th• little vWace of Lompoc. ba"8nd.rta
bruiMd, ICl'ak:hed and tmldatllld. ttr 1cnoci~~.::: =~.:-..:
opened and out poked a lholpn bMTel foDow9Cl bJ &M ~,,..... ol an andlnt Dawn-..... .
"Ii tbll. by any chance."~ ......... a qua~ YOb, "3721 c..a....,.. ..,...... •• .now.ct ..... old --.
IM0~';.~·~111.t.::.----..~
Tiie old man PMed at. tM M 1 WWW iilld· ...
......... Into dn1 ~ ~1 -." .. ..... tlitll1. •• be pun.a ow ,.. bldt O¥W .. ......
HMID\ Occupant.''
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. , Or•noe OOMt DAILY PllOTIMond•y, leptembet e, 1111
Coming to ter~s Wi th cancer
Patients f in d will to live in · communion with one an o ther ..
MENLO PARK (AP) -One Jamet. the o*rved the work of eeml-clrcle. They clo.e lMlr eyf!I Still, 1he worrlet about ute
nlaht, 1oon after Joan Waite Dr. 0 . Carl and Stophanle to Unkllng musk and Ma Waite'• fter her 8e91lona end. The oet')t.er
found out •lto b~ cancer, 1he Matthew1-Slmonton at thtt voice, 10ftly urging them to think ~ ll "the fulcrum of my Ufe," 1.tw(
woke In 'the dark and felt the Cancer C.ounaeUna and Re.earc:h of nothing but whot they're aaya Later. "The fint time I u1d
wa1 all alone. Center In Forth Worth, Texas. ff'Cllng about their disease. •cancer' waa the fil"lt itep toward
She wondered why lhe didn't The Slmontona a.re convinL'ed ~. Wal.Le, now a-cent.er getung well."
feel brave about her battle wi\h that your odda of beating cancer COUJ\lleJor, Ufta \he phonograph
the dread dlaeaee, like the Improve when you know why needle and asks them LO open Dr. William M. Buchholz, a
women who wrlte "How I Beat you want to Uve and take a hand their eyes. Finally, a well-cancer apeclall•t, ln~ervlew1
the Big One'' articles In ladles' in your treatment. dre(l3e(f woman says she's both palienta to see If they re •ttonl ~guinea. For the put alx yeani, at their excited and scared. This w~k enough io do exercl1ee that
She ached for a place where home In nearby Saratoga, the she learns if X-rays show her alon~ with weekly mu1age and
cancer patienta could talk, share Creigh tons s hare d that cancer I~ gon e . The others ' nutr tlonal pdvice, ~~fplement
thelr fears and find strength In phlloeophy with l~O cancer pa~ murmur sympathetically. the program. Next, look for
each other. tient.s In \he s&n Franclaco Bay An older woman in the chair at people who are willing to
Ma. Waite found that comfort area. Tflim they decided the her left starts t.o speak, but onJy examine what ~~ey can do to
in an aging mansion. In program needed a home of lt.s tears come out help themselves.
February, Magdalen Creighton own. "You ca~ cry here, Florence," · Maggie Creighton then asks If
turned \he sprawling house into "The 'will to live' may be says J ean Waite. Florence'• they want to live.
the Cancer Support & F.ducaUon intangible and lmpoesible to place husband just died of cancer. She Alva McGarah, a Redwood
Center. under a microecope, but It does has it, too. Only in the last three City woman who has a rare
Now every Friday. for nine make a dl(ference," says a center weeks of .his life, in visiting the cancer of the lining of the lungs,
weeks and a fee of $1,500, cancer brochure. "In a society that often center together, did the couple went to Seattle for pioneering
patienta come to the mansion to' equates cancer with death, there truly commurucate after years of s u r g e r y , w h I c h . he a a ya
decide why and how they want is a need for a program which marnage, Ms. Waite says. cautio usly, apparently has
·to live, helps patient.a have hope." Fears, disappointments and succeeded.
I "There's no miracle. Just good Patients exit the freeway to fragile hopes -their most "I was willing to go to a far-
K • K ? "' Wlfetl'IO•o human contact," says Phyllis this well-heeled city south of.San private thoughts pour out in a away place and become \he six\h I m g o n g. Cangemi, a l~ woman who's . Francisco, drive past estates crescendo of emotion." person t.o have the OpenJtion. I
~~_r--.-· -o,Jt'S j"'U8t an opt•,.J.~Ct_eat_e ~llgw!ram. !lQd9kln~-,,,..Djtjl!'se-esee:c,.,-.iW1o119oMWU<!!..U..A..-.~~ doWD .a. _ _.:u~yjyacjo11s lady who m.l1JiU-r..-0t.-!w¥-~-t~+----t
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W h. ' E p p k · d committed suicide. sprawling house. beaten her cancer. New-found Too often, says Dr. Buchholz, as 1ngton 8 ast otomac ar an a Maggte,asMra.Creightoncalls Sun streams through a bay confidence l ets h er stop cancer patients feel they're
passenger jet on its approach to the city's herself, practiced psychic healing window to warm a huge sitting mo urning for h e r broken "helpless pawns of forces outside
Natio nal Airport. before she opened the non-profit room where a dozen cancer marriage and see herself as an their control," including doctors
suppe>rt center. _With husband patients and loved ones form a attractive.. woman wi!h a full life. and t.herapista.
P arents unite
over killings
~·· J• SAN DIEGO (AP) -A San Diego couple,
convinced thelr Navy son was killed at sea and ~~wn overboard, has written to Dear Abby, a ~tionally syndicated columnist, in hopes of gaining
,. new investigation.
r In a letter to AbiRail Van Buren, Frank and 4Aud.rer Lockwood of suburban Imperial Beach
., · ---cntici:.ed "the inhwnan way the I government treats families" by
withholding or covering up facts
of military deaths.
"We are asking your help in
reaching other families who
want to join in the fight for
justice," they wrote.
The Lockwoods contend
that their son, Mike, was
. murdered aboard the missile ,uav testing ship USS Norton Sound on May 5, 1981 while at sea and his body was
'thrown overboard.
They said that after the Navy "dragged out \he
J.nvestigation for four months, we were told that it
:vvas a tragic accident. Our own investigation has
ealed that our son was murdered."
The Lockwoods have joined Artie and Celeste
tian of Dallas, Texas and Marvin and Judy
llers of Mason, Mich., to form "Citiz.ens Against
'tary Injustice," a nationwide group wi\h 100
mbers.
The Sellers' say their son, Jeff, died of
._dical neglect aboard a ship in \he Indian Ocean
.... ,,.,"'" the Iranian hostage crisis. · .
The Christians' son, Randall, drowned in San
·ego during recrul\ swimming qualification tests in
ugust of 1981. Two Navy investigations cleared
arine instructors of any wrongdoing, but
tnesses said his dea\h could have been prevented.
Charles Burner, attorney for the Lockwoods,
ys a private investigation revealed that Mike·
kwood may have been the victim of a racial ·
ttack.
Lockwood, a white, had the reputation of being
ainst drug use and also against racism of any
rm.
"He had a lot of friends among the blacks wi\h
born he played ball and on the day he disappeared
om the ship some graffiti appeared saying,
other nigger lover is gone.'"
The Lockwoods say the Navy has refused to
pen the investigation.
• rug warnings
ue for mothers
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Reagan
dminiatration has proposed that most non-
retlttiption d.rugJ carry waminp urging pregnant
nursing women to consult their doctors before
the medication. •
e standard warning, which would be added
the labels on the medicine bottle or container,
ould read: "As with any drug, if you are pregnant
r nuning a baby. aeek professional advice before
this product."
· e new warning would appear on thousands
f non-pre1cription drugs, from aspirin to
tihiatamlnes to cough syrups, but not to aalves,
orn removers or other ointments applied
xtemally.
Some over-the-counter sleep aida, laxatives,
ergy medlcationa, appetite suppressants and
ther pills already bear warnlnp or cautions
Mlailllrt uae by pregnant or nW"liillR women.
hooping cough
lagues Britain
LONDON (AP) -A major whooping cough ttreak la IWeeplna Britain becauae parenta are
aid that vacclnatm, their babies asatnat the
ue may cause braln damage, government·
Jdala say.#
The natloftal health department launched a
mpalp Wedn etday to encourafe parenta to wme their chUdten after 1,94 ca8el of the
tendally delldly dileMe wen reported la8t week.
the year, there have been 30,000 cum and five
have died, the aovemmeni laid. 'n. department laid the Nk of wbooplnc COU8b sr-ter than the rilk of an _.,,.. reection to the ,,_,Cine, except for bebMI who have a history of
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By STEVE MARBLE
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The man in the wom~ut boots, dusty
jeans and battered work shirt sits
behind a bush near the busy Newport
Beach intenection.
A Pall Mall hangs from his mouth
and he ecratches at his grizzled chin, ____ watching the C..@Sl.!llacs and BMWs
round the~ ... -~· goes by the name "Traveler"
because that's what he says he does
best.
He's a bum, a hobo, a man of the road
and he doesn't mind admitting it. And,
at least for the time, he lives in Newport
Beach.
He sleeps behind bushes, he sleeps in
ditches, he sleeps in front yards and,
sometimes, he sleeps in jail cells where
he gets a free meal.
His two-crate system makes traveling
a slow, tiring business for him. He
makes little progress. He'll drag one
crate about 100 yards, retrace his steps
and lug the other crate forward.
"Travellng's no fun. It isn't romantic
like you'd think. I'd really like to get a
job and a nice flace to live and eat in
swanky places. really would.
"I'm a tailor but I've never had a real
job. A steady job, you know. It's hard to
get a iob 80 1 don't think about it too
much.'1
He lights another cigarette and
stretches out his feet. Both of his boots
have holes in them and he's minus one
IOCk.
"Money? I always got a little.
directions," he laughs, leavln1 some
doubt whether he's belnl eertoua.
The police say they've become
familiar with Traveler and 1et calll
daily from clthena wonderlna who hu
stumbled into their neighborhood.
1'Jle police say Trave1er eeema like a
nice guy, a harmless sort and have
opted tO leave him alone.
"Well, most cops don't do It th•t
way," Traveler offers. "Uaually they're
trying to catch me and I end up in Jail
and waste all my moner. paying a tine. I
think that's why I can t find a job."
He spreads out a jacket and leans
back on his elbows.
"~ou know what I got?" he aalu
sud~nly. "I got nothing. I got nothina
but old. I didn't mean to travel forever
but I just woke up one morning and I
was old.
"You get old before you know It
when you travel all the time." ·
He adds he intends to go up north,
get out of the heat and out of the city.
"Newport's no place for someone like
me. No job and nobody gives me money.
rm going to leave Just u 100n aa I can
find my way out ol here."
Sometimes I'll do a couple hours of
work. I found some money one time and
-you know, I beg."
Traveler claims to have walked the '
entire length and width of the country,
visiting moet of the states. He says be
doesn't like Newport Beach particularly
but keeps ending up there.
"Rich people," he says, blowing out a
stream of smoke while watching the
fancy cars go by, "they're the worst.
They just want me to move on like I'm
going to get them dirty or &0mething.
"And the cops," h~ says, moving
allghtl~ to keep in the shade of the
bUlh, 'they try to keep me away from
the classy homes. I guet11 they want me
out of town."
Traveler, as he insists on being called,
won't say how old he is and claims he's
forgotten when and why he started
traveling.
"I guess you could say I started
because I had a broken heart," he says
finally. "A girlfriend, you know. Maybe
I've been traveling 50 years. I don't
remember."
He drap a pair of crates with wheels
attached behind him as he travels. The
crates are piled with boxes, bap and
aacka. He says they contain food and
clothing and medicine. The thinp of
life.
"I like places without people. Places
that have wild food, flowers and pretty
trees," he says, adding, "I found a place
like that once but they built a highway
through it."
He elaims he'a been trying to get out
of Newport Beach for two weeks but
kee~ taking a wrong tum.
• Everyone gives me wrong
·.
Gar.don Davidson i
taking a year's break from
his duties as director of the
Mark . Taper · Forum. Page ·
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Traffic's hum mesmerize& Loo and cockapoo
while restless Tra veler relaxes, below.
• • .ROAMING
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· ·r oadside :residents
By JODI CADENHEAD
Ofttle DllllJ Not llaff
The rent's free, if you can stand the
constant roar of cars whizzing above
your head.
For weeks and maybe months, Lou, a
35-year~ld transient and his 9-year-old
gray cockapoo have been living on a
concrete ledge tucked 30 feet above
Harbor Boulevard inside the San Diego
Freeway overpass in Costa Mesa.
The man and ICl'Uffy CUrly are barely
visible to the motorlsta who stream past
in their station wagons and Toyotas at 50
mph.
And that'• the way Lou wants iL He
won't even reveal his last name.
''I don't care to aseociate with anyone,''
said the mild-mannered nomad, who
eeems both astonished and amused by
the interest in h is d.rcwmtances.
"I go to sleep at night, what do you
do," he answers when asked about his
nocturnal habits.
Actually Lou curl.a up inside a sleeping
bag. After a while the noise of cars
overhead and on the street below seems
to lade, he said.
The bearded hobo is vague about his
past, ambivalent about his future and
sure of only one thing -it'a gotten too
dam exper:Wve to live anywhere but the
streets.
"What'• the average price of an
apartment in Costa Mesa?" he asks.
"How do people live?"
Lou rolled into town last December.
From where, he won't say. For a while
~e lived in hotel rooms, but that was too
costly, he said taking a swtg of Pepsi.
His last steady job waa working as a
lot boy at a car dealership. But that went
belly up and now he finds his ho111e high
above one of the busiest streets in town ..
Of his family he says, staring straight
ahead at nothing, "They gave up on me
and I gave up_on them."
He earns '60 a month sweeping the
parking lot of a laundromat and a fast
food restaurant. That's enough to keep
him supplied in the cans of tuna fish, dog
food, Pep&i, beans, peanuts and coffee
that line the 3-foot-wide ledge.
· "I don't need anybody," he said. "I'm
quite happy."
ViJiton have to IC.ale a fence and climb
a 30-foot cement incline before reaching
the ledge tall enough to support a small
child. Adults stoop. But guests are admittedly few in the
life of a vagrant.
"I'm very particular about my
frien.ds," said Lou. "I don't disturb
anyone and nobody bothers me."
Occasionally passers-by notice the
be9pectacled man and his dos· The can of Alpo was a gift.
Every so often the loyal ~ scamper
down the ledge, cross the boUlevard and
watch the passing cars from the opposite •
ledge. ·
"I've got a buzz in my ~ar," said Lou,
getting up with no warning.
Once safely situated acroes the street
he 'explained, "I get a funny feeling and
I have to move.".
Lou admits that be'• cautious about
s1aying on the right side of the law. Not.
only was the asphalt perch free, but he-. fi~ed it would mak\ hlm visible to .
po~.
(See ROAMING, Page Bi)
Why don't we land .on Marines' territory?
OPEN WARFARE DEPT. -Our wonderful regiol\&l
outfit, known as the Southern California Association bf
Governments, SCAG, for short, ii proving to be just like the
proverbial mule. SCAG ia stubborn and unmovable. You'd
have to clobber lt wlth a club just to get its attention .
.,. All of this was proven once again just the other day
when SCAG's heavy thinkers came in with "The Final
Solution" for Orange County's regional airport needs.
Actually, SCAG came ln with two final aolutlons; El
Toro Marine Corps Air Station and Camp Pendleton. which
just happens to also be in the
poi1e1aion of the
Leathernecka. r.' The Final Solutions -,0-.-.-u-.-PH-,-.-, ~I', offered by the SCAG savants l ,~ , came as a surprise to ----------i.....i.-ablolutely nobody.
CASTING ASID'E the fact that both mWtary lites have
been eyed u pcmible locadona for an international-type
commercial jet airport by every offk?ial from the doptcher
on up, and then ditcarded, clearly had no impact on SCAG
what.oever. _
.
MCAS. Let's get it annexed to one of the nearby cities. l
It must be recqpUr.ed that like its opposition to joint uae~
or pure civilian uae, the Marines at El Toro miJdlt not fully;<
embrace the notion of becoming part of a nearbyJ
municipality. ,
There would, however, be some possible advantages. The,
''city might be able to surround the air station with all kinds ofi
local planning, zoning and density laws that would make it
impomible for aomebody to snatch the place and convert it
lnto a major jetport. ,
Aa auaeated by the map, the city of Santa Ana might be t
able ·to mAX.e aome kind of flanking annexation movement
and pull the Marine station into ita city limits. This would
probably be a long shot. Santa Ana can't even control a porno
movie bowie, ., lta chances of fighting off SCAG might not
be too good.
LAGUNA BEACH WOULD be another poeilbillty. The
Art c.otony bu alrHdy stretched itl city Umit8 out the canyon
road and milht have a atnlCht shot at annexing El Toro.
Only trouble ii, I.Acuna doeml't teem to know how to get
annexatlom pMt the county'• bu.reliucncy. •
The SCAG airport cry1tal ballers were obvloualy
un.lmprelled with the fact that the United Statee Martne
, C.Orp1 hal made it plain it doesn't flant to donate it8 reel nr-da.. "'-' t.'OUld ,.. ... lllJOf ., ......., J:I Taro. \IN am>w9
The dty of lrvlne ii near El Toro now and would have '
the belt lhot at an annexaUon. Th.ii milht make the M.,me.
a touch . nervoue. fearing that the way I.rvlne F9I about ' ~~ Qty ~ milht try to llap a bed tax on the ,. est.ate at either location. ·
Further, the SCAO airport types were apparent!)t
obllvloua to another SCAG report that tnclicated the El
Toro-Million Viejo aree will draw the heavlm population
,rowth to the year 2000. .
lt'1 lllwap ~ to have all thole holne. under takeoff, 1andi!'I and ~t pattmnl. SUpervllor Bruce Neltande, wl)o al.to ii a 8CAG vice .
COMB TO TBINK of It. the bat tacUc rni&ht be to aet .
one of ow lawmakera ':.,£::h a meU\11'9 throuah the
California ~ to a SCAG. Trouble Whh that nodon .. that Jerey Brown would (I
probeblJ wto It; • •
"
Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, Sept.mber 8, 1H2
a ck -B ailey . ".:-..
Paula ~Y and Kt'nt Denni.I Pack wt'~
runied du.rtna a tonnal aardcn ceremony at the
Qover Shoree no~ of Barbara Aune. They have
ettabllahed a home ln Newport Beach.
Parenta of the newlyweda are Mn. Dennia
~~of Visalia and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. _Jtt of Laguna Hllla .
. Jennings -Jeffs •
, ~udla LouJse J~ffB and Richard Francis
J repeated thelr wedding vowa Aug. 7 ln
Lady Qu~n of Angels Chlirch, Newport
h. They traveled to Puerto Vallarta for a
eymoon.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J effs of Ne wport Beach a nd the
bridegroom is the son of Mrs. William Jennings
o! Santa Ana and late Willlam J ennings.
The bride attended UCLA and will graduate
in December from Cal State Fullerton. The
~degroom's schools a re Santa Ana and
\...f8pman colleges.
I '
Kline • J ohnstone
James Jeffrey Kline and his bride, the
fonner Jerrilynn Louise Johnstone, are residing-
in Newport Beach following a Caribbean honeda~oon. They were 'married Aug. 7 in
Glen First Methodist Church.
Parents of the newlyweds who are USC
gradu ate& are Mr. and Mrs. William S .
Jobnatone Jr. of Glendale and ?v1r. and Mrs.
James M. Kline of Whittier.
Tittle -Long
A home in Huntington Beach has been
establiahed by J erre Timothy Tittle and his
Mr. and Mrs. Kent D. Pack
bride, the former Michelle Lynn Long, daughter
of David and Beck y Goodoien, Huntington Bea~. .. .
The couple's wedding was per.formed Aue
21 in Costa Mesa First United Methodist
Church. They traveled to San Luis Obispo for
their wedding trip.
The bridegroom, eon of Mrs. James T. Tittle
/
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Jennings
of Huntington Beach, attenda Cal State Long
Beach, where hia wife was previously a student.
Olsen -McMahan
Cath y McMahan a nd Gregg Olsen
exchanged wedding vows Aug. 28 in St.
Anaelril's Epiaoopal Church. Aft.er a honeymoon
vacation ends~
clubs regr~up
NEWPORT HARBOR Toastmistre91 Club
meeta Wedneeday at U.:15 a.m. at the· Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Hlahway ln Newport,.
Beach. For infonnation, call M8-3289.
ALPHA XI DELTA Orange County
Alumnae will hold ita first meeting of the year
at the home of Jerry Money Sept. 18 at 11:30
a.m.
For directions, call 639-M74. .
OIU,NGE COAST Mothers of Twins Club
will ~ at the Fountain Valley Community
Cen~ ln Fountain Valley 10200 Slater Ave. at
7:30 p.m. Wedneeday. Nancy Wood, with the
Foundation for SexUally Exploited Children,
Inc. will be the speaker. For reeervations, call
847-9665.
NEWPORT BEACH Chapter of Hwta•eh
will preeent a program called ''The Magic of
Color," Sept. 13 at 12:30 p.m. in the lfarbor
R eform Temple in Newport Beach. For
information, call 640-1789.
-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION of University
Women'• Laguna Beach branch will boet a
coffee Sept. 18 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the
Festival of Arta grounds. For reeervationa. call
951-5109.
NEWPORT BEACH ChrtatJan Women's
Club will host a ~ Sept. 15 with the
theme "Moods and Memories." T he event
bqina at 11:45 a.m. at the A1rpol1er Inn in
Irvine. Coat of the luncheon la $6.50 and
reeervationa may ~ made by calllng 644-2921.
IRVINE TOASTMISTRESS Club will bold
its ~ meetina Sept. 13 at 11:30 a.m. at the
Newpoi't/Balboa S:.vtnp and Loan, 1100 lrY1ne
Ave., ln Newpon Beach. For lnfonnation call
953-7570 or 545-8163.
·p.a.Jt.......aloif.
ALLAN BEEK
...
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Klein
ln Mazatlan, they will reside in Costa Mesa.
The bride ls the daughter of Caroie
McMaha n o{ Corona de! Mar and John
McMahan of San Francisco. She attended UC
Santa Barbara and UC Berkeley. • ·
The bridegroom is attending Orange Coast
College. His _parents are Mrs. James Olsen of
Cypress and C. J. Hefley of Denver, Colo.
Teri Michel, Mim i Bro wn
and Linda Westfa ll at
network luncheon.
Founder cited
As the crowd gathered in the First Cabin at the
Balboa Bay Club, there was aome good-natured
muttering among the staff that Women's Networl{.
A le rt h ad done it again -oversold.
Anna Freeman had done her best, which is.
better than best, but quite a number turned up
without1 warning for this group's second annual
Suffrage Day luncheon. ·
The program pictured WNA member Diana
Springer's grandmother Ruby Fambrough on the
day she cast her flrat vote in 1920. One of WNA's
founding members, Vivian Hall, introduced Anne
McNemey as the great-niece of Alice Paul, the
founder of the Women's Political Party and still
working for ERA when she died in 1977 •t the age
of 92. ·
Hele n Barrios presented anot her WN·A'
founder, Lenore Penfll, with the organization's
"Activist" award and Karen Litfin, coord.lnator of
the Orange County chapters of the Bilateral
Nuclear Freeze addresaed the crowd.
Among the listeners were Rochelle Hoffman,
Marian Shea, Molly Lyon, Joan Riddle, Kip Gran-.
Linda Westfall, Sally Bellerue, Mary Shannon,•
Sharl Abel. Carrie Motsch and Nancy Willlams.
CANCER
·DETECTION
CENTER
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Traveler lygs his worldly possessions on carts. Lou stashes his
pantry on high ledge under freeway. A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZAT ION
OFFERING BELOW. COST
COMPREHENSIVE SCREENING
~rpm Page ij1
ROAMING. • •
Officera said they had heard about him, but
w~ wwure if living ln a public place could be
cohsidered trespuaing.
Un til the economy improves Lou has no
lnientioo of livtna up hia borne beneath the belly
of the freeway. • I The buzzing apparently started again. It waa
t1rpe to leave. ·, I 1be man and hia dog moved away, but not
~ore Lou said, ''Thia la a very unfortunate way
oflllfe." ,
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. " Or_.-nge Cout DAIL V PILOT /Monday, September 8, 1912
Five stages light up this week
By TOM TIT!!~ Ot'IN.._,...._
lt'• openln1 week tor the
Harbor Blvd. J\.llt north of Cotta
Meta. Call 919-&811 for tlcMet
lnfonnatlon.
Thom pion and Rever nd
O.vi<OOn.
_ -2!!2.:~ t~~~~ &!~~.! Opa..D{ ~ . ..Qr_ano .,CDWltV ~~Te'a' 6y the aame -9rlll1h
comedy team l• "Bull1hot
Crummond" at the Newport
Theater Art.I Center, 2501 Cliff
Drive, Newport_ Beach. Eileen
Flahbach is db'ectlng the utlre on
detective movlee of the 1930.
which features Michael Girenle,
Cathy McAuley, Richard HJclu,
Prlscllla Regnier Thomaa and
Michael T. Kelly.
Allo ln the out are Andrew ,._.he~.-!!~~~!!!!~. -------__ ......_ .......... __.. ...
. produclna lfOUJ» are celebraUna
by pttJna their tint entrlea on
the boarda -~thouah one la an
Import from San Francleco.
Starting the ball rolling
Tueaday nl,ht 11 the thriller "Deathtrap' at the Harlequin
Dinner Theater. The others all
open Friday -"Bullshot
Crummond" at the Newport
Theater Arta Center, "FJ. Grande
de c.oc.a Cola" at the Huntlngton
S.Ch Playhouae, "Rain" at the
111111•101 .
Westminster Community Theater
.and a vi1it.lng show, "By
George," at Saddleback College.
Ira Levin's "Deathtrap" la the
firet Harlequin production that
fall• outsld«t the musical or
comedy format. It focuses on a
veteran playwright (Don Draper)
who covets the new work of a
former 1tudent (Grey O'Neill)
enough to kill him for it. South
Coast Repertory's James dePriest
is directing. "Deathtrap" will be presented
nightly except Monday• at
varying curtain times through
Nov. 14 at the Harlequin, 3503 S.
.
"Bullshot Crummond" will
play Fridays and Saturdaya at 8 p.m. through Oct. 9 with Sunday
matinees at 2 p.m. Sept. 19 and
26. Reeervationa are being taken
at 675-3143 or 642-8119.
The "Bulllhot" writers also
penned "El Grande de Coca
Cola," which premieres at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse,
Main Street at Yorktown
Avenue in the Seacliff Village
shopping center. Kent Johnaon la
directing the all -Spanish
language farce set in' a Mexican
night club.
Clark Burson stars as the
master of ceremonies with Joe
Rltkes, Neil Kopit, Karen
Matheny, Wayne May -
berry, Trici• Burson and Lis
Mendez completing the cast.
Performances are Fridays and
STAR -Grey O'Neill will
appear in "Deathtrap" at the
Harlequin Dinner Playhouse.
Saturdays through Oct. 16 with
an 8:30 cUl'taln, with information
available at 847-44~.
The vintage drama "Rain"
goes on stage Friday at the
Westm'inste r Community
Theate r , 7272 Maple St.,
Wes1minster, under the direction
of June Winslow. Lorraine
McWilliams and Walter Orange
head the cast in the roles of Sadie
Robb Kirby, Michelle DeTroy,
Edward Stcmeck, MarCla WU.On,
Willi• C. Nearhood Ill, Steye
Soren1on and Don Barrett.
Performances are Friday• and
Saturday• at 8:30 through Oct. 9
with tJckell available by call1ng
995-4113.
Fr:esh from a )'ear-long run at
the Bo,_rding House ln San
Francllco (where your
correaponden t enjoyed ii
Lrnmenaely) is the musical revue
"By George," a tribute to the
career of George Gershwin. It
wlll be preaented twice thla
weekend at different locations.
Friday's performance will be
given at the Irvine High School
theater and Saturday's in the
Saddleback College auditorium,
both at 8 p.m. Curtain is 8 p.m.
both evenings with ticke t
Information dispensed at
831-l4650. I
Als o on the boards a nd
continuing through Oct. 3 is the
comedy "Cheaters" at Sebastian's
West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Ave.
Pi c o , San Cl e ment e .
Performances are given nightly
e xcept Mondays at vary ing
curtain times, with further
information at 492-9950. ·
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MANY TALENTS -Hollywood's hottest director takes a
whack at symphony music. Steven Spielberg made a surprise ,
appearance with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Lenox,
Mass., under the baton of John Williams, who's scored many
! Spielberg movies. • .(
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Paul Maz'1rsky stirring up a 'Tempest'
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UKE FATHER -Clint Eastwood, 52, and his son, Kyle, 14,
will star in the movie "Honky Tonk Man." Kyle plays his
father's nephew in the film, the story of a country singer
making a comeback.
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HOLLYWOOD -The famous
Hollywood director, lounging in
his tropical garde n feeding
crumbs to the birds, contemplates
the fruits of success and sighs,
"This is paradise."
But moments late r , Paul
Ma:rursky's benign mood shifts as
he speaks of "the city" -
Manhattan -and h is love-hate
relationship with its urban stress.
"One of the reasons I live in
New York
part of the
year is to see
the bad. I'm
crazy," Ma-
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l aughs. "I
have to serve
my time.
"Look," he
adds, "New
York has a lot MAZU9'1«Y
of action, energy. It's much more
interesting to photograph. What
have you got here? Freeways."
Mazursky a.t 52, battling mid-
life criais by shuttling restlessly
Tiie Retum of the Gre•t Adventure.
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between two coasts, was back in
California to unveil his eighth
and most ambitious movie,
"Tempest," a film which left
some critics delighted and others
puzzled. It is the story of a New
Yorker who Oees to a lush Greek
island paradise to find himself.
"The movie ls clearly saying
when we get into trouble we
want to find a paradise to escape
it," says Mazursky. "But in the
e~'>L you have to go back and
confront: t don't think there is
any paradise."
"Tempest" marks a new phase
in the charmed c areer of
Mazuraky, a miq-llfe movie from
the man who brought us such
hits as "I Love You, Alice B.
Toklaa," "Bob and Carol and Ted
and Allee," "Harry and Tonto,"
and "An Unmarried Woman."
"I was interested in that
intensely urban figure who's
looking for something moi:e,"
Mazursky said of the angry
architect played by John
Ca11avetes. "I think a lot of
peor.le are in that position but
don t admit it. They don't walk
around with a sign saying, 'I am
looking for something more,' but
they are."
Suc h a s earc h firs t le d
Mazursky to directing and the
world of big-budget Hollywood
movies. He was a stage-struck
kid from Brooklyn when he
began working as an actor .and
standup Comic. •
"I reached the point at 32 years
old when I wasn't working very
much. I was heading for middle
age,'' Mazursky recalls. "I had an
ofter tO wHte &>medy for Danny
Kaye's TV show, and I took it. I
made the transition from an
unemployed actor to a full-time
e mployed write r , but I still
wanted to play Hamlet."
'then, in 1963, he and Larry
Tucker wrote a screenplay, "I
Love You, Alice B. Toklas,"
which became a Peter Sellers hit.
By the time they wrote "Bob and
Carol and Ted and Alic e ,"
Mazursky insisted no studio
could have the film unless he
directed it.
"With all my OOieky exterior, 1
waa terrified,'' he admits now.
"But I believe there are those
moments in everybody's career
-seminal moments I suppose ---
when you cross a line and it's no\.
by accident. I just knew that J
couJd direct. <·
"I've been scared to death 61 ill kinds of things since then,'' h • ·
adds, "but not about directing m . t'
OW!": ~i3tures." • ::
In 1971, with his careei:·
established, Mazursky and h~·
wife, Betsy, moved with theur
two daughters to Rome. "Th4!-
'60s were over and we felt like
old hippies,'' he says. :. . ..
During that year, when hi,:.
eldest daughter was 1 4·,-
Mazursky dreamed of making a
movie about a man and his
daughter on a remote iala.nd -
much like Shakespeare's "Ihe
Tempest " with its magician·
prince, Prospero, and hit
daughter, Miranda.
"The theme i s ill
Shakespeare," he aays. "rt
inspired me and I took ofl and
went somewhere else. Mine is
very different from
Shakespeare's 'Tempest.' "
TH€ ORIGINAL IS BACK.
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TIME OUT -Gordon Davidson, artistic
director of ~e Mark Taper Forum in Los
Angeles, is taking a ye«r off to "think about
the future of theater."
Taper chief
takes a break
By JACKIE HYMAN AModeted "'"9 Wrtw
LOS ANGELES Gordon Davidson,
longtime artistic director of the Mark Taper Forum,
is doing what any ambitious, hard-driving, clear-
headed internationally acclaimed theatrical figure
would do.
He's taking a year off to think.
Not so much about personal matters, although
after a lifetime in the middle of a whirlwind, the
49-year-old Davidson could use some time with his
family, including his wife o f 24 years, Judi
Davidson, a busy publicist.
But primarily he wants lO think about the
theater: what it is, what's influencing it, where it's
goinf. and bow to make it better.
'I'm mostly interested in finding out what it is
.about the live theater experience that makes it
unique and special, how to reach people and touch
people," says the director, whose 15-year-old,
742-seat circular theater at the LOs Angeles Music
Cenier originated the Pulitzer Prize-winning "The
Shadow Box" and the Tony Award-winning
"Children ot a Lesser God," both of which he
directed.
"I'm going to begin collecting my thoughts on
the growth of this theater and theater like it around
the country and where It will go in 10 years," says
•Davidson, who recently received a Gul{Renheim
Fellowship that he plans to use in his writing
about the non-profit theater movement.
Davidson directed "Children" on Broadway
and in London, and recently returned from
directing it at the Festival of Two Worlds in
Spoleto, Italy.
"It's very gratifying having worked in England
and Italy to see how well known our theater is,"
Davidson says. "There's just the beginning sense
that Broadway Isn't the only place where theater is
made." ·
"Und erneath the reason for
taking a sabbatical lurks in
what can the theater do to
improve writing and the
quality o( it."
Since the Taper began 15 years ago, it has been
one of the leaders in the regional theater
movement, which has seen world-class plays
premiering in such previously unlikely spots as
Louisville, Ky., Minneapolis and Houston.
This season, the Taper will be in the hands of
acting artistic director Kenneth ~recher and
managing di.rector William P. Wingate. The slate of
plays, chosen by Davidson, includes the Pulitzer
Pl'he-winning "A Soldier's Play" by Charles Fuller,
Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis" adapted and
directed by Steve Berkoff, Jules FeiUer's "Grown
Ups," Dario Fo's "Accidental Death of an
Anarchist" adapted by John Lahr, and a summer
repertory festival of two plays, to be announced.
Although another director might seize the
opportunity to advance his career by moving to
New York or aeeking a larger theater, Davidson
says his concern is not power but growth.
"If I'm growing, I think I can keep the
company from stagnating," he S{lys. "But the
problem is, you don't always know you're
stagnating.
"I want to continue in the journey that started
in Italy," be says, explaining that he and the actors
experienced ••a new burst of creative energy'' at
Spoleto. "It's like putting Murine in your eyes."
He'll be reading scripts and writing about
theater •. but will he be writing plays himself?
David9on ducks his head and says, 1o1 don't know,"
1 then adds with a slightly embarrassed grin, "That'•
a secret."
"Underneath the reason for taking a sabbatical
lurks in what can the theater do to improve writinft
and the quality of it and how we do what we do, •
he aays, noting that he is concerned that the theater
did not find a world premiere play for this season.
"The reaaon is, there is no acript," he says.
"Somebody said, 'Gordon ls playing it safe while
he's away,' but that couldn't be further from the
truth.'"
One area Davidson is' exploring Is the
development of a cable television wing "that would
' deal with both planning the t,fanSfer of 80l'De plays
to cable and even more Important to me, the
development of writing for television.''
Rather than creating productions to fit a slot,
he would like to eee work that la "experimental and
~-oriented. 1 don't think that med.tum bu
touched at all!'
Prooea-oriented means .. you Involve you.nelf
in the journey not knowlnsr, what the end
neceeeerily la. You uy It becaUM t needs to be said,
beau.a.e there'• eome lnllght. What does that have
to do with ael11ng coffee cw motor oil?''
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lloenled t&.at.lon and a broadcasting
pion r, hu claimed another btat -
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KOKA lnterru9ted lta reaulor
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San Antonio, Tdx .. which I•
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11We'N aJolna to take the tlme to do
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• We want to pe~fect th ay•tem to get the betlt quality we c.an,'1 11he adda.
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1trono parental oppollltlon.
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5:20 (I) JANE FONDA'S
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Jel\fl Fonda and David
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dMlgner'1 dream In en all·
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Patric:k Wayne, Jana s.y.
mour. The dishing hero
battles unearthly c:reatvres
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remove the c:urse that
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h15 rlghtlvl pl11ee on the
throne ·o·
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t1lul models Involved In a
new advertising l)(Ojac:t
are blamed on the plas!lc
wrgeon who operated on
them tt
• VICTORY AT SEA C!J ELECTRIC COMPANY
CJ) AEROBICISE
10:00 8 (I) THE PRICE IS
RIGHT
D Q!TEXAS 8 EMEROEHCY D LOVE BOAT (R)
ti) LOVE. AMERICAN
STYLE
• VEGETA8LESOUP
(RIO
GD SESAME STREET (R)
cci * * * ·~' Brian's Song" (1971) James Cean,
Billy Oae W1tt111ms. Two
toolball players ,ahare a
rare lriendthip vn111 cancer
ciaims one ol them
<ID • * · Cannonball Run"
(1981) Burt Reynolds. Dom
OeLuiM llarloua oddball
c:haraclort compete in 11
C:Ol!SHO-C:Olll llUIO reoe. ·po·
(SJ * * • "North 9y
North-I' ( t959) Caty
Grant, Eva Matle Saint An
adver111ing man'• Illa 18
c:han9e<1 drattlcalfy when
Ile la mlllakan lor a CIA
~nt
10: 10 lZ.) * * • Shanghai
Express" ( t932) Ma"-
0..trlCh. Ciiva BrOOll Pu-
sengers on a train •ncfud· •no e doctor and an adven-
turess run 1n10 r~
10:30. LOllE. AMERICAN
STYLE SI UHITEO STA TE8
11:00 8 AMERICAN
AOVEHTVAE D TH£ OOCTOAS
• 80NAHZA D FAMIL y FEUO G BULLSEYE tD@ JERRY LEWIS
TELETHON (CONT'O)
d) MARCUS WELBY,
M.O.
• lEL.ECTRIC COMPANY
(R)
6!) MISTER AOOEAS (R}
(I) TO BE ANNOUNCED
QINEWS
11:30 9 (I) TENNIS
"US Open' Coverage ol
Htly rouod mate:'-from
the United S111a1 Tennis
Association Natlonal Ten-
rus Center. Ftv1hing
Meadowt-Corone Perk,
N Y
D QI SEAACM FOR
TOMOf\AOW 8 RYAN'& HOPE 0 MATCHGAME
• MACHEll / lEHRER
RE.PORT
6!) ELECTAIO COMPANY
(Rl
(C) * * *'• Break•
Morar1t" ( 1980) Edward
Woodwatd, JllC!t Thomp-
son. ~rallana conacrlpt-
ed to lloht on El'lglan<I'•
aide In the 8o8f Wet
decide to floht the Boer
guerlHH on their own
t.,ITla 'PG'
g * ·~ .. A s.p.,ata
Peaoe" ( 1972) Pllfll• SI•
¥.nt0n. JOhn Heyl ~hen I
prep ac:l!ool lludant
tultera I paralyzing fell, hi• 1
roommete ., .. ,... with
his own guilt INllngl •bcM
the eccidant. 'PG'
CZl * • '" "Momtnle O•ar••'" ·nee 1) Faye
Olinaway. Olene Sc:arwld.
Fou1ea llfm ttar Joen
Crawford ,.._ her two
adopted chlldran In 1
domestic 1tmoac>flera tlla1
0 CJn.TV
1 Z TV
" HBO
ce !Cinema• I
lTJ IWORINY.,N Y.
17)') IWTBSI
Il l IESPNI
rt 1 1Snow11,,,.)
• $potll9111
-
• IC.bll' Na._,\ N•l~fk)
varies lrom luxur1ou1 oom-
lor1 to Udlttic: dltctpllna
'PG'
AFTERNOOH
12:00 D "Fighter Piiot•" ( t978)
Will Aober'tt • * * * "The Naked
Edge" (1961) Gary Coo-
per, Deborah Kan A tono·
del1yad latter cau-the
r80C)8r'llng ol a 5-year-old
murdercaaa. ® • * •;, "Haadln' For
Broadw1v" ( 1980) Rax
Smith, Vivian Raad. Fovr
young, talented and
tcered pettormer• go to
N-York City to audition
lor 1 Broadway ahow. 'PG'
D Q!OAYS OFOUR
LIVES 8 TWIUGHT ZONE 8 AU MY CHILOAEH
....llAMOVIE
• Ola< CAVETT _&L~j.1.A ALEGRE (R)Q
12:30 Cl) * ~ "Under Tile Rain-·
bow" (1981) Chevy ChHa.
Cenie Flshe_r The 150
midgets wtlo ar-in town
lor the hlmlng ol "The Wlz•
ard Of Oi." turn • Califor-
nia hotat ul)alda-down
•. TWILIGHT ZONE
• OVEAEASY =-MISTER AOGEAS (RI
1'22..D QI ANOTHER WORLD II ALFRED HITCHCOCK
PRESENTS 8 ONE UFE TO LIVE • al JERRY LEWIS
TELETHON
ti!) S~~_tR)
1:30 8 Alf.RED HITCHCOCK
PREUHTS 0 ~EWS
• SPORTS AMERICA
"Hohday Champion•"
HIQllllQhll or the N1tioo9I
Junior Olymptca track end
field linals held at the Uni-
versity ol NabrHka and
the San Franc:lsc:o
Marathon era oruentad.
Cl:) * * * * "Robin And Marian" (1978) Sean Con-
nery, Audrey Hepburn. An
Older end wl-Robin
Hood returna lrom battle
10 Sherwood For"t to
rac:la1m hi• balOvad Miid
Marran. wl\o has entered 1
c:onvaot and taken Mr
vows 'PG' D * . ., ''Rocit 'N' Roll
High School" (1979) P.J
SO!et. Vlnc:ent Van Patten.
A budding tongwrller 11
\/Inca Lombardi High tries
to get the ~ to
rec:ord hat mutllc: wnlla her
equally ambitious frlal\d
PVf'sue& I he ac:llool heat1 •
throb. 'PG' ~COUNTRY MUSIC
IJ.S.A.
Roy C1art1 l\otlll a rOVMng
country~ laetl\'al from
he hOmetown of tnd9-
pan0ance, Kll\MS, that
lnc:lvdes avc:h c:ounlry·
western gra11t1 u Metla
Haggard, Charlie Rich,
Johnny l" and Lacy J,
Dlllton
1;45 (%) * * "Agency" (1081)
Robert Mitchum, la•
Ma)o<s. The MW head ol a
major Amerlc:en adverllt-
lng firm vaat 1 children'•
breakfast drink campaign
lo transmit 1ubtlmlnal
polltlc;al m8SMQN 'R'
2:00 1• CHIPS (A) TOM COTTLE: Uf>
CLOSE(FAI) '9 HOUR ~AGAZINE
l =HOSPfTAl ~VE., AMERICAN"
STYLE -~COMPANY
2:101 AE.AOeQ6E 2:JO 8UPEAMAN ..,.-a TO YOUlll
HEALTH
• Mt8Tf.fl AOOEA8 (R)
(.iD * * * ''Foul Plly'' ( 1978) Goldia H.-. ~ c..-A Wbn1rlan anllsl•
tCM aid of an IMpt pollCa
detective alt•r aha
~ kwolwel In I
blz•re Mrlea of murd«a
and kldnappll\g lltamptl.
~
NCHAN> .... OHi
IDMCWNIQtfT
(IZ) tWll OtllllTw.
AND-I .. MAa10 ADYINNM
• tlli tnf • -llnd tO\lelllllf• l~owetl •*Y· .-no "" * * "Tiiey MIOht le OIMtt" (19711 °"'911 0.
looll, ~M Wooctwatd.
A Pr•Nlll·dly HOIMM-
tllld·WlllOll IMm tlecU
~ t1i ••IOl'tlon ring
• AAT Of' KIHQ
~ .
I ll.IOTMI OOMltANY
1:41 OOOGIJll 'N4AMI
4:00 MID.AU.
Loa An.-e Dodoef• at 1
Clndlltteo "8dt
I . NIWI
~Caddy'° c t953) Oeall Martin, wry
, LIWl1. TWO tc•llwbrelned
young "'4N'I Mll>ftk on
oomng cat-• wtth di ....
1rni1a r-.tte
• ~TUOHa . .....,.....~,..,
_eu.we 8ll&T (R) a_ CHAAUl'a AHGELa
4:IO.-ENTllnAIN._ENT
TONIGHT I ~f. aTAEET lRI
00 THE RACH IOY8 IN
CONCERT
The 11mov1 group from
rock'• golden er1 P8f'f0f'm
their graatett hlte, lnc:k.id-
log "C1tllornla Glrta,"
"SV<lln' U.S A " tnd "Ber·
bat1Ann."
Cl) MAM TWAIN
THEATI\E: TOM AHO
HUCK
Tom Sawyer and Huekla-
befry Finn bring back the
foys ol Illa on the Mini ...
alppl River
0 * * * ·~ "Sore»r•"
( 11177) Roy Sc:llalclet. Bru-
no Cremer. Four deep« ate
men risk t hair llvee whlf9
hauling .. plolllve nltro-
glycarlna thro.ugh South
American tonola• to battle
lfl oil-watt lire 'PG'
5:001= NEWS
LITTLE HOUSE ON
THEPAAJRIE ilD SANFORD ANO SON ID OVEREASV-Cll NEWS
QI WE AT AVE
CC)*** "l'llCryTom«-
row" ( 1955) Svun Hay-
wud, Rlc:herd Conte
Actress Liiiian Roth ttruo·
oi.1 with 11c:ohOll11m and a
f1dlng c:ar-.
caJ * * ·~ "Blac:k Baeuty"
( 1971) Mark l•ter, Watt•
Slezak BaMd on Iha llory
by Anne Sewell A Pfoud
and a-*11 baa<J11fvl
h0t18 Hperteflc.. tl"IMY
diverse owners.
IS: 15 (%) * * !!\ "The Kida Ara
Alright" ( 1979) The Who.
Foot1198 Of -ol Iha
rock band'• performancM
are lnt•apat9ed with Inter-
views of the group mam-
befe. 'PG'
11:30 .-~ ~EW8 (MOH)
• 8AHFORO ANO SON
• E1.ECT1UC COMPANY
(R)
• SUMCVllM
CB)* *"' "Blac:lt Beeuty"
(1971) Marl< L811er, Watt•
Slal.ak. Baaed on lhe llOI)'
by Anna s-u. A Pfoud
and ~ t>eeulllut
horM experlenc:el maoy
diVWH ownar9
8:0018 NEWS CHARLIE'S ANGELS
Wb41n Krl1 i. kldnepped,
Jiii comae to the r9'CU9 8 al NCM FOOT8AU.
Ctamton Tiger& at 0-gia
Bulldogs G WILD, WILD WEST
Wast and Gordon deter-
mine to loll an ax-Army
general'• plan• to gain
1 ~of I MCfet
eitpl0$Na tormuta.
• HAWAII F1VE.o
A~aboaMtlka revanoe wMn Illa boxer'•
hand Is ameshed by en ••·
f!ihter.
• OWREASY
Guests: hletorlan Or
Abram Sacher, lormer u s. Spaclal EnYOy to ,,,.
Mld-Eaat, Ambuaadc>r Sol
llnowiU. (A) 0
• MMMC Of Oil
PAINTING
"Redwood Gr~" Cll C88NEW8
8NeCNEW8
(I) A 8E1'TtR PUCE
A young glr1 IMml that Mr
graduation ffom oOfM09
matka Mr next etep In tit•.
8:*1. DtCt< CAVETT
Guett: dlrK\or apd pro-
ducer Harold Prll\ce. t(Pll't
2)(R)
• ,AST FORWAN>
"G-" A look II titan
atlCMVMOfgamMU
edvc:atlonal Illa•, mlllltry
1id1 and 1ophl1tlc:1ted =--·· •• "SatlKdty The 14th"
(19811 Rlc:tlat'd Berljemln.
Paula Pfantlaa. A QOliple
d lsciowr that tf'le hOVN
they'Ye Inherited It '*'1g
oc:c:u~ by veml)lf ...
QhOlll and uaor'8cl mon-
llera, 'PG'
.MOVll
*."Agency" (1981) Rob-
.,, Mitchum. IAe Majorl.
The new head of • !Nl)or
Amertcan lld'lertllllng firm
I.I-I c:hllclten'I br886'fllal
dtWt c:empajgn 10 trenamlt
eu~al pollttoal mte-aeo-, 'R'
7:001 ce9NIW8 N9C ....
~DAY9AQMN
fON!e II lhot while on a
oanlplng trlP wlttl Rooer.
Pot• Ind Oledll
I THlaMNT w•A•a•H T""*' dOwl\ fOr a fUltn ~ et "°""'· 0'*'-1t ao lr1te i.t r-.. 10
•• • ~ 1n me unn .• • l~aMLO ......
~ m> , .... MAUZINI
·~-"-~· ent eda MCI dl9ooul!t , ....
llava •fl99'11d hit oot-
l••tu••: • t"n·•t• ....,..,,._,
(C)MCMI
•••~".,..•Morn" (IMO) ldwerd w.-tm•d,
Jedi~~
--~ toilltll Oft ~· • .-111 .......
Ww dloldl 10 llDfll "'8
KOC& (50) 7:30, KCET (28) 8:00 -
uzvenln1 at Popi." World -renowned
soprano Leontyne Price join• John
WOllama and the Bolton Pope Orcheetta.
KNXT (2) 8:30 -11The Tu.;una Point."
Shirley MacLaJne and Anne Baneroft atar
u two frienda from baUet 1ehool who are
reunited many years _later.
KNBC (4) o~oo -"Madame X ." Tuftday
Weld stan aa a woman who marries into a
wealthy family only to be forced to
abandon her husband and daughter .
·• KABC (7) 9:00 -"The Monaatery."
Monks at St. Jo.eph'1 Monastery 1lf rural
Ma.asachusetta tell their vtewa of what
faith and the mona&tlc Uf e mean in these
contradictory times.
Bow ouetfllu on their own
tarma. 'PG' (D)MOVlt!
• • • "Ktno Kono" ( 1933)
Fay Wrey, Robatl Arrn·
1tr0t10 A monatrou1 ape
battlff an army While
trying to tat.aln poeaaaslon
ol •women c:1ptlva.
(%)MOYie * * * "9 To 5" (1980)
Jana Foftcla. Dolly Parton
Thrff worl<lng • womeo.
rebel agelnlt I l\elr tublu-
getlon by • mile Cheulllnl11
bo•s. 'PG'
7:a<I 9 2 ON THE TOWN
Featured: • vl1U to Mut-
tang ~h. 1 legal brothel
outalde or Reno. NeYlld1; a
prollle ol the Hool.,. Clvb. 0 8 FAMILY FEUD
• LAVERNE & SHIRLEY
&COMPANY
L1verna·1 handtome c:ov1-
ln from Italy com .. to '11111
Iha girts. e w·A·s·H
Franl< dec:idaa to maka
money by auc:Uoolng ott
the camp g&rb11Q8 while
Hawlceya'• tova Illa tulfar1
a Mrlou• att1c:k.
• CIJ TIC TAC DOUGH
• MACNEIL I l.EMRE.A
REPOfn G EVENING AT POPS
JOlll\ Wlllilms and the
Boaton Popi era joined by
world-renowned aoprano
Leontyne Price tor 1 pat·
tormance ol Puccini'• "Un
0.1 OI -11edremo.. ·trom
Madame Butt•rlly ind
aalec:hon1 from llardl'•
"Ernarnl "(A)
CH) JOHNNY CASH'S
AMERICA
The cCMJntry mvaic: star
parlr.ir~ aalvta to Amer·
lc:en history !Ind tradition•
with gvetts June Carter
Caah, Stav• Goodmao,
JOhn Prtna and Rodney
Crowell from Kennedy
Center In WHhington.
o.c .
8:00e CIJ M·A·s ·H
Winc:hallar g ata a
loothec:ha, but refuMI to
-I dentllL (R) I 8 QI UTTL.E HOUSE OH
THEPAAINE
Jamal II lhot Whal\ ha
lnadvenently wallet in on 1
benk robbery In progrwa
lPart t)(A)
• MOVIE
* * • "Strike Up Tl'l9
Band" (1940) Judy Gar·
land. Mld!ay Rooney. A
high ICl\ool bend staga I
show to relM mooey so It
cen travel to • national
c:ont .. t. D JERRY RE.ED ANO
fMN08
Frlafld1 and eMOClat ..
loin togathet In • plelclng
end tinging rout ol the
"Alabama Wiidman," Jerry
Reed
• P.M. MAQAZJNE
Meat e family of Cl919brity
phOtogr&PNR. • ~
-'-nambo)'aot adl and
olac:ount rataa have
lnQllfed hit~·
• MOVIE * * • "Ooall\a 11" ( 1980)
Frenk Siflatra, a.an M•·
Iii\. A group of IOfffltr
peratrOOC*'I pulll • ~
h9il1 In Lu Vagu but hat
trouble Gaiting lha '"Ol\8Y
out ol tl'l9 dty. • 1\1£"'"° AT POPS
John WMllem• and the
""°9ton Popa era lolf*' by
world-renowned eoprano
IAontyne Price tor • pet·
tormanoa of Pucc:W'• "Un o.r OI lladremo" from
Madame Butterfly and
Mlactlon• from Verdi'•
"Eto•111. 'L(R)
Cl)MOVll
* * "All The Matble&"
(1911) P9* fallc. 9urt
YOVf'Q. A hultlll\g. wi..
onw::ltlng inaneger pulhel
hll two female wr•ltaf•
toward the top. 'R' .MOW! * ** "9 To II" (1180)
J-Fonc:ta. Ooly Parton.
Thr" wortdng women
rebel agalnlt their 11Ubfu-
9a11on by • male d\euVlnlst
boM.'PO'
1:10. Cll MOVIE *** "The Tutnlng Polot" (1977) Anne B1m;ro11,
Shltlay Mac:LalM. Two
lrlanda from bllll8t tralolng
Khoo! woo ~ dlfterem
roedl "'lll1Y )'Mr9 Mt1l9r
.,. reunited 81\d IOfWd to
c1..i wtth their diner-
; 8'NGLU ,._GAZINE
An In~ wlttl ~
) Erin Mofarl of "Hllppy 0.VS" encl ·., Joenl9 Lowa
CMl:N''; • lqolt flt detlng
fff'Vloe•: COIMCly with
,,.__ Murptly.
eGMAT
~
' I
"Mra, Reinhardt" Halen
Mlrren and Brad Oav,. lier
in Edna O'Brien'• tatevl·
•Ion adapcetton ot ,.,,
lhon etory •boUt • woni6n
who tlnde unaxpac:18d
romariQe Whan Iha dlec:ov·
era that her huabend 11
having an alfelr. (A)
CD) 0MHOMOTHlR'8
lf.OTlMl 8TOflY •
t:oo 8 8 MOVIE•
***"Madame X" (1981)
Tuudey Wald, Eleanor
Parker A young woman
ma1rl" Into a -!thy
polltlc:al lamflv. end I• then
lorced to abandon her
huab1nd and devgl!ter
bac:aUM ol one tragic mlt-
laka. IRI
8 0 A8CNEW8
CLOSEUP
"The Monutary" Monka
at St. Joseph's Monutwy
In rural Muaac:huMlll,
ut1tll r_,11y under • vow
ol allal\ca. dlsc:uaa their
v,_. on faith 11\d Iha
mona111c ma. (R)
G) MERV GRIFAH
Gua1t1· Joan Embery, lat·
ry Wilcox, Gloria Allred,
Gerry Sliva, Ray Otey
• GREAT
PEAf~6
"Mra Rall\hardt" Halwl
Mlrren and Brad Oavle atar
In Edna• O'Brien'• tal9vf·
tlon adaptation ol her
.&hoct story about -e wom111
who find• unaxpac:taO
romenca wt>an IM dlsc:ov-
•• that hat hu&bend 11
h•Ylrlg an 1lfak (R)
<J:) Cg) MOVIE
* * *'" "Brian'• Song" • (19711 Jame• c .. n. Biiiy
O.. wur ams'. Two football
players ahera a rara Irland·
lh'9 unlll c:aocer c:lalms
one of them.
CB)MOVIE
* * "CennonbaM Run"
(19811 Burt Reynold•, Oom
Oelulu Various oddball
~llarac:t81S compete In 1
cout·t~st auto race. ·pa·
(%)MOVIE
* * * "Shanghai
Expreaa" (1932) Mlflana
Dietrich, Clive Brook. Pa•
~· on 1 train lnc:lud·
Ing 1 doctor and an adllen·
IVf'-rur1 Into renagadM.
10:00 I~. NEWS
* * ~ "The GrNt Ameri-
can BHuty ContHI"
(1973) Eleanor Perk•. Bob
Oummlog1. A beauty
INtQNnl II dlttupted by
UCJIY Nmota concerning
-of the ""8flsta, I judge
and a PHI winner.
ID 18RAEU OIARY
Attorney Stanley M.
Ro1anblatt Interview•
promlnartt ltteall poHllc:al
ftgur .. on Iha quMtlon of
Plleltlolao.atai.hood. 41 A a41U>'8 art
This doc:umentary pr•
Mnll a ctoM-up tool< at
c:hlldran 1tNggtlng with the
daily ltirMt 01 Ylolanoa.
hunger. 09Pt88110n end
eplrUUll dertc,_
Cl)MOV!f * * "SWMI Sugat" A young woman I• lorOlld to
work on 1 plantation. clMP
In the jungle. 'R' .MOV1E
** "looker" (1981)
Albarl Finney, Jam••
Cotium. The mytt-'Oua
delllht ol • ..,.... of bMu-
tftut modal• lnvol\19d In •
new aoverlllllng profect
ere b41med on Iha l)!Mttc:
1Utoa<>n who ~•ad on
them 'PO'
10:.IO I HEWS llMELJ DIARY
8tMlay Roi«lbtatt Inter•
vlewt l8adlng lef NII polltl..
eel ligur• on the QllMtlon
of Pel9ltll\lan Stathoocl. • u.,. CHAONICll •
"Surv!Vel In HO\l•ton't
Publlc Houlilng'' The l)f Ol>-
lema In Houlton'• publlc
hoUall\Q are examined.
(C)MOWE * • * !II "The Spirit Of St.
l..Oull" ( 1957) .,.,,_ 8•-
art, MVf'f ay Hemllton. In
1127, Otllftaa A. Un6-
bllrgti ~ the lltat
man to fly noMt~ aoroae
Illa Atlantic 0oHn to Pllf' ...
(ll)MOv. * * ""l'M legend Of The L-Ringer" ( 1MO) l(tlft.
ton Spltebwy, Ctwtalopfler
L.loyd. The Lona Renow
and Tonio purtUe ...,
arch-enemy, autoh Cl"8llCllilh. llltlO ,_ ....
nlPt*I tha ~ Of
"'9U6.1PO'
MOVtl
• • \t "fha t<ldt Are
Altlgtil" ( 1171) The WhO
,.. Of IOfN Of !tie
tOCll NnO'• 119tf0f,,..,.... .,. '"*'"** with In•· MW9 of Ille If~ INll'I\•
bert 'PO'
11i00••<1>111 a NIWa
• MTUN>AV NIGHT
~~
Aic:t'latd 9Wln
• YOU A8KID 'Oii' IT
,Htured ••A Wiidiy C.,,_
dy 'ICIOIY'' Ind "The AoY
RoC1411• MuMUm ..
• M•A•t•H
Wllal\ Hot Lll>9 dec:ldea
11181 Ula la puatng her by,
t"9 dumpe Frtolt and
requeal11 trantl.,
• NNNYHN.L
Fred Sounle DtOU<lty lntro-
dUCN • n-... find lo add to
l\le litt of 11era,
• IMJllNlll NPOflT
• DOCTO.. IH THI
"°'* Young ,,...,_ beoorne tha
c1oc1or1' enl8I conc.rn. CB> THE leACH IOVl IN CONOelW
The famoua group trorrt
rocll'• golden er1 perform
• their orut"t hlt1, 1r1c1uo.
Ing "Calltorn11 Glfle."
"Surfln' US.A .. and "Bar·
bar1Ann."
H:IO. CIJ TE.HHl8
Hlghllghtl ol the U.S. Open
lrom Iha United Stet"
Tannie Alloclatlon Natlorl-
al Tannla Center. Flualllng
M'a1dow1-Corona Perk.
N Y
D "' THE BEST"" CAASOH
..,011. Johnny Carton.
Gva111: 8111 Colby, HO"ll-
ard HMMman. Mula and
Kris Ande<aon (R) ·= . * * * "The Caddy" ( 1953)
O.an Mattln, Jarry L-1•.
Two acattarbralned youog
inan embark on QOlting
c:er-• with dl1utrou1
reeults '
• THE JEFffASOH8
The WIH1-· lormula lor an
Improved marriage •lmoet
1uln1 the Jetteraont'.
• LOVE, AMEf'ICAN
STYLE
"love And The Out-Of.
Town Cllant" A YOUl\O
••~tlva plar11 to aurpriaa
hi• wile.
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HEW8 di A.8CNEW8
HIOHTUNE
(l)MOVIE * ~ "Under The RalnboW"
119811 Chevy en .... Clll'ria
F11har. The 150 midget•
who era In town for the
lllmlng ol "Tile Wlza1d 0 1
Oz," turn a Calilornl1 hotel
upslda-dowl\ 'PG'
.MOVIE
• • • "lOOklng For Mr.
Good bar" ( 1977) Olene
KHton, Tvasclay Weld. A
1oc1arry rapraued
1c:h-ooltaac:har seek 1
••c:11ement by rraquenttno
ll'1Q181 bits and luring var-
ious men Into ooa.-nlght
etarids. 'R'
12:00 9 Cl) QUINCY
Ovlnc:y trlM lo track dOwn
1500,000 In etOlan money
that was c:ontamlntted
with. deadly~ by
Iha tl\lef befor• ha died
• EHTEATAINMEHT
TONIGHT
An Interview with Oleo
Campbell.
8 A8CNEW8 NIOKTUNE
• MOYIE * * 1-l "Unc:i.t TM Yum
Yum Tr"" ( 19&3) Jac:lc
Lammon, Carol Lynlay. To
antura a harmonious mar-
riage, 1 oouple try living
together platonlcally, but
the a«angament ~
c:omtc.I -'*' thW land-
lord trlel Mdudng lh8
vounQledy
• LOVE., AMEAtCAH
8TYLE
"Love And The Triple
Thru t" Sem 11 deloerata
to land ott Alica'• anampt1
to marry him "love And
The G1'1lah Groom'· Ollie la
working hia way through
llWIChoOI.
9 MOW:
• * * "The Mlaaing Ara
OffdlY" (1174) Ed Nelson,
Leonard NlrnOy. A boy
yeerl\lrlg for a pet 118111 •
rat ttom a leb, unlW.,.
lhat It It c:ontatnlnatad with
I rare, claldly di-
CB) UOVIE
•** "OUtllnd" (1981)
Seen Connery, Pater
Boyte. A ec>aca metahal
tnYNtlgllt• I reah ol mys.
leriOul death• within •
mining colon)' on one ot
Jupiter' a rnoon1. 'R'
t2:tl(%)MCME
* * * "They Might Ba
Glanls" (19711 0eorve C.
Scott, Jolnne WoocNNO.
A p..-,t-dey HolfMa-
aod·Wataon ta.n trac:lca
Clown an e•lor'llon ring.
tl:IO. 8 LAn NIGHT WITH DAVID LfTTENAH
Gwe1a: Rlc:ll Morenls and
Oeve Thornlll ol SCTV
Networ11: Alben flM9y:
111tt writ.,. Cart Tleda-
mann and 61"*'8n Winer.
; COUltlU
• MOVll * * • "Th• letlera"
(1972) JoM ~CM. Olna Memll. TIMI ._ of nine
people .,. dt-'lolllly
~ w1181'1 llnei.tt ....
deleyed -v-.,. flnal. -~AmNCAN ITY\I
'\ "LO~ Ati41 The Cfltie
Llrla Two ~1 dla-
COVtr a looel cwi. .....
l)ftOr'8 number .. "-Altd
, .... Soap OcMw•" ..
Mda It ~ UI C1C1P1
wllhhetr~
(Q) HAMMM HOUU Of'
HOMOft .. ~~··A OOUple
who IOat tl\alf natw al born
-11\rOVQfl Mffilh oagMct
111\d 11\W lldo9tad Ion act·
tno flt inQ8lv
11:80 (C) MOVll * "The Hac>oY Hooktt Ooe• To W•tlllnQIOfl" f 1t?1) Joey ..._11w1on.
George Hamtlloo The
1rraprM•lbla Xaviera I-lot·
tender IOU•nayt to Iha U 8.
C•pltol and uncOYer• ~
very Mnlltlve aacral doc:u-
manl• •n•
t:OO I = .wfRV
* * * "The Counter1811 Treltor" (1982) Wllllam
HOiden, Ultl Palmer. The
Bfltlth go,,.,nmet1t blaell•
malla • neturlllud Sweda
Into bac:omlng a •PY
1!9111\et the Nl:til dur'lng
World War II
1it0. CIJ COl.UMIO
A vouoo man la murdered,
alter c:ooperauno wltll hit
uncle' in• lllU kid~
to brffk a trve1 fund
(IJMoVIE
* * "Search
Oe11roy·' (t981)
King, Don Stroud A for·
mer SCMJth VletnamaM
ot11c1a1 Hek• r•v•oo•
against tlla lour A
who ebanclonad hllTi
amt>ulh during the
'PG'
1:30 a a Nee NEWS
OVERNIQlofT
• GENEAUTRY
(Q)MOV1E
* * "The Man With
Bogart'• Feca" (1990)
Robert Sacc:hl. OIMa Hus-
aay A man dacldal 10
c:hanoe hi• lileatyta and
phy11c:a1 appearance to
raaemble hit ac:reen Idol
'PG
1 :66 CHJ MOVIE
* * * Foul Play" C 19781
Goldia Hawn, Chevy
Chase. A hbr111len entlsta
the 110 ol an Inept pollc:e
datact1v11 altar 1ha
bac:Omes mvolvad In a
bluirra -In ol mvrdera
lttd kldnapplog &ttempt1
2:008 NEWS
0 MOVIE
* • "Agency;• ( 1981) Rob-
ert Mllc:hvm, Lee Major•
The new head of • maJor
Amertc:an ad.,.,..1111\11 firm
-a cnildren'1 br911klut
dt1nk cempalgn to tr11naml1
tubl1m1nl l potltlcal met-
aagn. ·n·
(%)MOVIE
**'h "Mommla Oear81t"
( 19t 1) Faye Ounllwey. Ola-
na Sc:arwid For1,.. mm
atar Joen Crawford,.._
her two lldoptad c:Nldren
In 11 domMtfc atmoaphera
lhll VltiM from lu•Vf'IOVS
comfort to sedlstlc: dltci-
pllna 'PG'
2".30~=
* *'"' "Tha Oc:tagon"
( 1980) Chuc:k Norris, lee
Van Cleal. A wealthy
yovng woman hlra1 11
retired mlt'llal 8'11 dlarTI·
pion 10 protac:t her from
terToriats trained by Iha
mysterious Ninja c:ult. 'R'
2:46 8 NEWS L -.. Cl) L.Aff ·A· TMON
A c:omedlan hoat and lour
c:omtc: c:ontaatantt who
c:ompate •o•lntt one
111\0tber .11111 leaturad In this
unoan90<ed comedy o-anow.
3:119 MOVIE
• • ·~ "Satan'• School For Glrfl" (1973) Roy Thinnea,
Kata Jac:lcaon A Y°""O
women antoUI In • privet•
achool lor oirts to 1n-11-
oa1a the unmotivated IUl-
cida of hat ......
Cl)MOVIE • * "AH The Merbln"
(1981) Pater Falk, Burt
YouriQ A hu9thnQ, _,..
c:rac:t.lng menager ~
hi•,_ ........ _.., ....
towerd the 100. 'R'
0MOVIE
• • "Sitting Ouc:k1"
( 19&0) MldlMI Emil, Z.aetl
Norman. Two 11\ept rnob-
atara Ilea to 6.ollth Amert<ie
and enc:ountar Iha _,
ulignad to klll !Mm. 'R'
S:llO CB) MOVIE
* • "Cannonball Rufi"
( 1981) Burt A9)'nolda. Oom
OelulN. Vatloua oddball
dllr11C'18fl ~ In •
coeat·to-coeal euto rec..
'PG'
4: ta (%)MOVIE * • ~ "The Kida Are
Alfight" (1979) Til9 Who .
Footaee of -ol IM
roc:ll bind'• pariotmencea
eta lnter~Md Wllti Int«·
views ol ,,.,. ~ mem·
t>era. ·PG'
4:IO CC) MOVIE
*** "TIM Gr•t TellU C>rnamit• OheM'' (1178)
Claudie JennlnQa. ~
~ r-.o tamale ~
t'Obber9 OlllWlt Pob ..
they ravage the m•
POPMl•c:• with lll11ln9
etlool0Ut1. dynernlta IMMta
and outrl980UI d..,.._
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.,.
"MONO.AV, 81PT. 9, 1M2 ClAIBIFllD
Angels outslugged
.White Sox · in vade A~ah ei1n today •
MILWAUKEE (AP) -A
two-week stint in the minors did
wonders for Mark Brouhard.
Brouhard, optioned to
Vancouver Aua. 12 and recalled
laat week, a1ammed a towering
two-run homer to cap a five-run
Milwaukee alxth inning Sunday.
The Brewen went on to defeat
the Angela 8-5 and kept their
four-game lead in the American
Lea,ue Eaat.
The Angela, who nave loat a1x
of their 1aat eight games, stayed
two games behind first-place
Kanau Oty in the AL Weat.
The Angela come home today
to open a atx-game homestand
against the Chicago White Sox.
Starting the 1 o'clock game wW
be Ken Fonch (11-10) against
veteran Jerry Koosman (7-6).
"I didn't realize how rusty I
waa until I got to Vancouver,
and it took me at least half a
dozen gamea before I felt
decent," said Brouhard, who had
played little for the Brewers
since· Harvey Kuenn took over
aa manager June 2.
"They said it might help me to
pl~a little bit against live plli , and for awhile ev~ry
fast down there looked 120
miles an hour," Brouhard bid.·
''But I felt good today," he
said. "With a 3-2 count and a
runner on third, I waa just
trying to hit it hard eome place.
Fortunately, I got it up in the
air.''
Mark Brouhard
buried in the race. I prefer to
look at it the latter way."
Kuenn said he la happy that
the Brewers will play the rest of
their schedule against their East
Division rivals.
"That's the way It ought to be
-playing the teams in your
division and the teams you have
to beat," he said. "I'm glad we're ·
not going to the West because
then you start looking at the
scoreboard, and you can't gain
on .anyone unless you win."
The Brewen erupted for five l rwu in the sixth off to.er Geoff
Zahn, 15-7. Jim Gantner waa hit
by a pitch in the left wrtat to
lead off the inning and left the
game. Pinch-runner Rob Pioclolo
took second on a aingle by Paul
Molitbr. I
A sacrifice by Robin Yount
moved. the runners up, Zahn
retired Ced1 Cooper. But a wild
pit.ch by Zahn allowed the tying
run to acore and Molitor came
home on Gorm4n Thomas'
lingle. ' •
Don Money then tripled in
Thomas. Brouhard, playing left
field becauae of an injury to Ben
Ogllvie, followed with his third
home run of the year to give
Milwaukee a 5-1 lead and chue 1 :l.ahn. .
The Angela pulled within 5-3
with two runs in the aeventh
when Doug DeCincea alngled ·
and Reggie Jackaon lined hla i
34th home run of the year, tying
Thomas for the major-league
lead.
The Brewen added three runs
in the seventh off Rickey St.eirer
as Ned Yost doubled and
advanced to third on Picdolo'a • 1
bunt. Molitor hit a hard 1
grounder that caromed off ,
DeCinces' and rolled for an RBI
double. Yount singled in Molitor
to finish Steirer and Cooper hit a 1
sacrifice fly off Andy Halller.
A single by Grich and Don
Baylor's 22nd homer made It 8-5
in the eighth.
. . D.-, ........... .., GerJ .....
"We can look at this two
ways," Angela' Manager Gene
Mauch saicl. "We can say we
were unlucky because of all the
cheap hits they got, or we can
say we're lucky we didn't get
Brlan. Downing broke up a
hitleu battle when he led off the
fourth inning against Mike
Caldwell, 14-11, with his 24th
homer of the season.
Caldwell scattered nine hits
over eight innings and Pete
Ladd hurled the ninth for his
third save.
Angel Manager Gene Mauch hopes that things are looking up now
that his club is returning lo open a six-game homestand -today
1 Marina hoping to fill some holes • ~..!l~~~L.WN
A good line on the Vikings of Marina
High came a year ago when 1981
prospect.a were dieculeed. The line on
Marina was bright, but it wu tempered
38-yeai'-old ex-quarterbllCk.
He didn't finiah the eentenoe, ju.It
kept finaerina hia lilt of help from the 1981 aophomOre team. A lilt with a lot
of namee scratched off.
J by the "Wait unW ne.xt year'' statement.
1982 OUTLOOK [•] Coach Dave Thompeon'• Vl.kes went
11-2 and to the CIF Big Flve Conference
aem1.finala and there are seven reiumlng
starten from that outfit in camp. There are alao very b.(g vacanctea to
fill at quarterback and wide receiver.
Ken Laszlo and Jeff Frandaen, the
pus-catch combo that apearheaded
Marina in '81, la DO loncer·
In keeping with hla reputation,
Thompson aays, "On paper, our
offensive. line la u good, or better than
the '79 team or last year. And we're
strong in the .econdary, at defensive
• end, linebackers and DOie guard.
Outaldera, however, are convinced
Thompeon will come up with a capable
replacement for Luzlo. "But, key injuries can bring you back
II to mediocrity real quick, eapedally in A look at the record ahowa the last
three QBs aa Sam Aiello, Bobby
Grandstaff and Luzlo, none with a • the offensive line. I gue. rve been thinh
before, but now," continue• t e
1
Rutledge of I icially
I dealt to New York
I By JOHN SEV ANO or .. r..-,,......,.
An outwardly~poeed Jett
Rutledge leaned back on a couch
in his HWltinaton Beach home.
Momenta earlier he had juat
returned from Rams Park where
he met wt th Coach Ray
Malavui, Admln1ater of Football
Operations Jack Faulkner and
owner Georgia Frontiere.
The trio Informed Rutledge
what the Dally Pilot had already
announced In lta Sunday
morning edition -that the
four-year veteran quarterblick
• had offidally become a member
of the New York Giants.
'111e news came u no ahock to
Rutledge. Nor waa the
deltlnation. He had known for I 1 almolt a week.
, Faulkner called Rutledp at
h1a home around 2:00 SUnday
and aked the Alabama lfllduate lf he'd mind driving to aam.
Park. I "Have I been tnldedr' Mbd
I Rutled&e. 01 think ao," WM Faulkner's
amwer. So RutJedae left.
Upon hla arrival, he waa
lfMted by Geo.rm FronUere,
who said: "I dJdnr want you to F· You were like family. a&t
Pfople convincld me that dlll wu the beet thine for yoW' .........
J'aulkMr and MalaVllll echoed •
1lmUar aenttmenta. Rutledl•
bl'w it WM the rtpt decll6oft. too. 11t'• .... far ma," be would
197 la•. ul wouldn't haw been,
bADPY behind VllD Cll' Bert. r.rin )Mvjq with a .-......
in my moiadi. I'm not batter.
Thlnjl didn't tab plolCe lib I
waa told, but I 1ueaa that'•
becau.e of Vince's situation.'.'
One must under9tand that
Rutledge la a very truatlng
peraon. Therefore, when
Malavui told the 26-year-old
rlaht.-hander he'd have an equal
shot foe the No. 1 job after the team aianed Bert Jones,
RutJed&e believed hla coech.
And when Malavaai told
Rutledae not once, but twice,
that he had nothlna to worry
about after the team atgned
Vince Ferraaamo; that t he
procedure WM a mere formality
10 the Rama could trade him
(Ferr9mo), Rutledp believed
his coech .,.in. .
· U nfortunately , the Rama'
dlf&ulty In tnidl"8 Fernaamo forced them to explore other
altematiwa.
And, wheb Giants' c.o.ch Ray
Perkins made lnquirlea
concerning Rut1C:.ift!'• availabWty durtnc the of
lMt week. the Rama jumped at
the opportunity knowlnc it
wun't lOlkal, or healthy, to
keep all di.r.. •IJ'm cUlappotnt.ed In the way
thlnp turned out.'' admltt.ed
ButJedet1 who Wt lalt nlaht tar the .. Apple ... I knew In mmp
it Wiii..,..,. to be either Vlme
or me. And , the lonf•' It
lln1ered the more wa 1
oanYtnold It Wll 11J1n1 to m -· that wa. traded or put on OM tmd • ~.. ' ~-~, tlallt.ttw-:iea ~ whO almoM t.w • ---·---~... a ,.... •· MalaYllll ..
already llt to mu. Rut~ No. ~
( ... Rtm.BDGE, .... Cl)
down's experience as a varalty
quarterback before their aen!or teaa0n.
ltTll have to be filled by either Bill
Marler, a 6-0, 170-pound junior, or Stan
Pincu.ra, a 6-10, 165-poUnd aenior who
hit 60 percent of his pus attempts as a
junior.
The only problem in that atatlatlc is
that Pincura attempted only five puaes,
netting 60 yarda on tboae three
completiona.
Marler connected on half of his two
paa.es for eeven yards.
''Quarterback la the bJaest penonnel
factor we have on 0Hen1e," says
'nlom1J9011, a diadple of the veer.
"I hope one can atand out right away
becawie lt'a really diffiaµt to tiet two
ready to start at the same time.'
Here's a rundown by position;
QUAR TERB ACK -Marler ls
consider,a<f the better runner, and bigger me and ii stronger. PiJlcuR ia a little
smoother, aooordinR to Thompeon. Each.
of the preceding t1l.ree quarterbacks at
Marina were defensive backs as junion
(Laszlo would have been but waa
Injured) and Thompson aaya Marler
could step into the secondary now, too,
but won't.
RUNNING BACKS -Thia ta one of
Marina's big weapons, es~y with
5-9 , 160-pound Eric Karman, who
appeared late in the p.layoffa and aoored
on a 58-yard touchdown run. Clint King
(6-0, 180 sr.) gives the Vikes a verx good
1-2 punch out of the veer, and Clark1
Pattenon (5-10, 160 ar.), Rich Rector
(5-8, 155 jr.) and Kenny Gunn (5-7, 145
jr.). provide quality depth.
(See MARINA, Page C3) Dave Thompson
'Rookie
mistake'
helps LA
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Pittsburgh rookie right fielder
Doug Fobel took the blame for
the Pirates' 10-in.ning, 2-1 lo. to I
L09 Anaelea, saying "I made a
rookle miatake ... I wun't u
aggreulve aa I abould have 1 been.''
Fobel, 23, playing in his tint
major league game, let a buee
loaded fly ball by Loe Anaelea
On TV today
channet 11 at 4
rookie Grea Brodt fall into ahor1 riaht for a alnale that let the wlnnina nm come home.
"I waa undel' the ball. It WM l · mine all the way," robe) laid,
"But I he.rd center fielder Lee
Lacy =gi 'l'hrow home,
throw . ' tl'°"'8ht he WM
cagJna nw off.''
~~~.~~ knew-= what I wm ~ lie'• a • He waa contw.a, That'• all ..... ii to lt." 1119 Yldary mapped a w.-'
pm• loeln1 1treak for the Dacll m who IDIW.t within l M
pmee of flnt-place Atlanta. Plt1ilburlh fell .. Into fowth. 4"' ...... behind 8&. Louil In &beRa*-ll.-.. .... liirl ...,... ....... bla llxtb
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~· \ \ Or1nge Ooeet DAILY PILOT/Monday, hptembef 8, 1882
Nastase, Connors, McEnroe advance at Open
NEW YORK (AP) -Crowd favorti. IUe
Nut.uo, the "clown prince of tennla.'' n:xW h1a
perfttt.ly tJmed on-court anUat and Johan Kriek'•
errora to upeet th• 10th-teed.cl South Ab1can 4-8,
7-6, 6-7, 6-8, 6·2 Sunday_ and advance to the
round-of-16 in the U .S . Open Tennla
Champlonahlpa.
In the night'• final match, MC<>nd-teeded
Jimmy Connon put down an upaet bld b y
18-year-old Jlmmy Ariu to polll a 6""4, 4-6, 6_., 6·1
victory. Alao advanclna Into the round-of-16 were
defending champion John McEnroe and five-time'
women'• champfon Chris Evert Lloyd. .
Arias, completing hla second year u a pro, was
leading 4-1 in the \hlrd eet before Conno~·,.~
three-time winner of America's premiere teruua
.
event,~ \he next flve p.rnea to take• 2·1
JMd ln ••· <:onnon than roll.t out to a 4·0 lMd
tn th• fourth Mt before Arial h•ld.
TM left-handed native of Belleville, 01., took
the next two Carnet to wrap up tho thtrd-round
victory.
For Nutue, who won America'• premiere
t.ennia event 10 years aco, lt wu' the flnt time be
hat reached the fourth round alnce 1976.
With Kriek aervtna in \he tlna1 aet, he double
faulted to match point, 30-40, then aced NU1ale to
pull to deuce.
The Romanian, who thought the aerve wu
Iona, ruahed to the net and beaan ec:ream1ng at the
Uneawoman who had called the ball aood·
He reached match point twice more, the th1.rd
one coming when Kriek, atandlng at the net.
Orioles rally to win eighth straight
Kea Sla1letoa'1 two-run pinch-11 hit triple and a fielding error by
Minneaota th1.rd bueman Gary Gaen!
produced three runs in the sixth
inning aa streaking Baltimore rallied for a 5-4
victory over the Twins Sunday afternoon,
stretching lta winning streak to eight in a row
and 15 out of its last 16. Winner Storm Davis
1 ' allowed one hit over the final four innino in
1 relief of· Deaal1 Marflnei
weaver to retire,
remain as consultant
From AP d11patcbea
BALTIMORE -The Baltimore •. Orioles announced Sunday that Earl
Weaver, who wW retlre after 14~
years as manager at the end of this
season, wW remain with the organization for the
next two years as a special consultant.
A three-paragraph release ,.id Weaver wW
serve primarily as a major league scout, covering
Florida-baaed clubs in the spring and selected
teams during late August and
September.
"I don't think Earl
would exclude himaelf from
doing somethin~ 1pecial at
other times,' GeneTal
Manager Hank Peters said
prior to Sunday's game with
the Minnesota Twins.
"It'll be just like all
along," said Weaver, 'TU do
wuva whatever rm .iolct"
Weaver said he would like to help out at
Baltimore's minor league camp, which is near
his Miami home. expresaing a desire to present
the orientation speech and a base-running talk
he has been giving for more than 20 years.
But any decisions along thoee lines, Weaver
said, would depend on the wishes of the new
manager.
The yet-unsigned contract, Weaver sald,
Includes a clause that forbids him to manage any
team other than Baltimore.
"This is my choice," he said. "I want to
work with Baltimore at least two years, and
may"'be longer:•· ---
Cardinals slip another notch In East
Fred BrelD.lDs hurled a six-hitter 11 in pitching the first complete game of
his career and Cllamp "Sammera
delivered a two-out pinch single to
snap a 1-1 tie in the bottom of the eighth to give
San Francisco a 5-1 victory over St. Louis and a
sweep of thelT three-game series. The loss was
co1tly to th~ Cardinals, whose lead in the
National~ F.ast was shaved to just a half.
game . . . Elsewhere in the
NL Sunday, Mllle Scltmldt
and George Vacllovlclt hit
consecutive first-pitch homers
off Nolan Ryan in a three-run
sixth inning to trigger
Philadelphia to a 4-3 victory
and a sweep of that series
. . . Rick MUler and Gene
Garber limited Montreal to
only one hit -Al Oliver's
leadoff homer in the second
-but Atlanta l06t a 2-1 decision when an e.rror
by shortstop Rafael RamJrez in the bottom of
the ninth allowed the deciding run to score
. . . Keltlt Moreland's two-run homer
highlighted a four-run Chicago fifth inning as
the ~ubs rolled past San Diego, 5-1, on the
combined seven-hitter by Randy Mana and
three relievers . . . EW1 Valdlttae's three-nm
homer keyed a seven-run second inning to help
New York trounce Cincinnati, 10-2.
Peete wins third tourney this year
CalvlD Peete aurvived a double-!1-
bogey on the fint hole Sunday and
went on for a record-breaking
19-under-par 265 to win the B.C.
Open golf championahlp in F.ndioott, N.Y. The
triumph was the third thl1 year for the
39-year-old Peete, who hilted hil 1982 winnings
to $281,361, lifting him from ninth to sixth on
the money liat . . . Jay Stael. a 38-year-old
veteran, won the U.S. Amate ur cbamp-
ion 1hi1> with an 8 a nd 7 victory over
young David Tolley. an upatart from the
Univenity of South Carolina who hid up.et
four rivals en route to the final ~ ...
Jo.Aue Caner ahot five birdJ• in a row and
c:N18ed to a 6-under-par 66 after the aecond
round of the LPGA Rall Charity C1-'c in
Sprtnafield, m.
. . . Roy Smalley homered
from both aides of the plate ,
-only the 12th american
League player 'fo ever
accomplish the feat ln one
game -as he drove in alx
ru.ns and helped New York
crush Kansas City, 18-7
. . . Jerry Remy slid home
safely on Carl Ya1tnem11d'1
llNGLITON fielder's choice grounder with'
the bases loaded and nobody out in the bottom of
th.e 10th as Boston came from behind to nip
Seattle, 6-5. The Red Sox rallied for three runs
in the bottom of the ninth to send the game into
extra innings . . . Rance M11111Dllll hammered
a two-run homer to highlight Toronto's 6-5 win
at Cleveland . . . Right-hander Jack Morri1
fired a two-hitter to help Detroit topple Oakland,
8-1 . . . Larry Parrlsla, Jim Sandberg and
Backy Dent rapped out three hill apiece to lead a
season-high 19-hit attack as Texas sna,pped
Chicago's six-game winning ~treak with a 10-7 ·
triumph.
Baseball today
On ihla date 1n baseball in 1948:
The Pittsburgh Pirates turned over six
double plays en route to a 2-1 victory over
the St. Louis Cardinals.
On this date in 1943:
At the age of 16 yean, eifhl months and
five days, Philadelphia A s pitcher Carl
Scheib became the youngest player ever to
appear in an American League game.
On this date in 1905:
Chicago White Sox ace "Big Ed" Walsh
hurled two complete game victories in the
·same day, beating the Boston Red Sox
twice, 10-5 and 3-1.
Southern 500 a Labor Day tradition
David Pearson and Darrell • Waltrip will lead the way at the start
of today's Southern 500 Grand
National atock car race at Darlington
International Raceway in South Carolina. The
500-mile event has been a Labor Dat:k"tion
for 33 years . . . Detroit running Billy
Sims, out of training camp with a contract
dispute, wW meet th18 week with the owner of
the National Football Le~e club in hopes of
endlng his holdout, publlahed reports aaid
Sunday. Sima has been absent from the Lions
since veterans reported to training camp July 29.
Televlslon, radio
Following are the top aporta events on TV
today. Ratings are:•vvV'" excellent; .,...,,,....
worth watching; V'" fair; " forget it.
4 p.m., Clwmel 11 V' V' V' V'
BASEBALL: Dodgen at Cincinnati. Auoancen: Vin Scully and Roa Porter.
Fresh from a IO-inning 2-1 victory over
Piuaburgh which moved them to within l ~
games o1 fint.place Atlanta. the Dodgen begin
an important road trip which allo lncludes atopa
in Atlanta and Houaton. Tonlcht. Loe Angeles fac~1 Reda' ace Mario Soto (11-10). while
countering with left-hander Jerry Re\.181 (13--10).
I p.m., Clwuael 7 V' V' V'
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Clemaon at
Georgia. Auoucen: Keith Jaclmon.
The defending national champion Tipra beam their campaign aplnat Southeutem
eonterence powedlOUlte Gecqia.
OTHER TELEVDION
11:30 a.m. (2) -V.I. OMN TENNIS -
Early round a>VerH8 taped at the NaUonal
Tennll C.etiter in Fl-Meadow, N.Y.
BMeba1l -Dodpn at CindimaU. 4 p,m._,
KA.BC (790); ~ ai AnpJI, 1 p.m.1 KMPC
(710).
Temu. -U.S. ODeri reporta, 9:45, 11:45
a.m., 12;45, 2;40 p.m., rtNX (1070).
lll'Mlhed tho baU Jona. On the next point, Kri4'k hit
a back.hand volley that ..Ued lonf and nt Nutue
leaplna into the air ln alee.
ln the Mventh aame, Nutate m1'MCi one aame
point. Then, u a plan takina off from nearby
LcOuardla airport flow overhead, Naataae
1prawlod on the COW'\, covertna up hla head.
111 thouaht I behaved pretty aood for me," aaid
Nutate, who preferred tallcJna a'bout Kriek. "H•' too upeet. He sett too much down on hi If. never lay• aafe," he paid. • ~u aervePJ 1eveii ace• to only two for
Knelt, who Md 21 double faulta. Naatue double
taul t.cS 13 ttmee.
"It w., nice to have everybody root tor me/'
N•t.aM l&ld. 0It wu a nice chqe. Before, they
would alt be -aa1n1t me." u
McEnroe, eeekina hit fourth conaecutive title, >
shook off a letharlfe ltart Jo cruah Vl.nce Van
Pat1en 6·3, 6·2, 6-3, while Lloyd dominated Kate •
Latham 6-2, 6-1.
In other women'• matchea, amateur EllM '
Burgin upaet ninth--aeeded Bettina Bunp 7-6, 7·6;
No. 6 Wendy Turnbull of Au.atralla •topped Weat .i
Gennany'a Claudia K.ohde 7-5, 5-7, 6-!; No. 13 • • Kathy Rinaldi ou11ed Duk Hee Lee ot South , 1
Korea 6-2, 6-1 and No. 16 Zina Garrt.on atopped • ~
Heather Crowe 6·2, 7-5. .
In the men'• 11.nglea, No. 4 Gulllermo Vllu /
defeated Mike DePatmer 6-3, 7-0, 4-6, 6-1; No. 8
Eliot Teltacher •topped Chrl1 Lewi• of ~ew Zealand 4-61 7..6, 6-3, 6-(), and No. 12 Steve Denton
out.luted Mel .Purcell 4-6, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.
,
Bill Walton goes low to dig one out Sunday during
volleyball exhibition at Huntington Beach
Crosby tourney ·to be shifted
Event to be changed to a Sund~y-Monday format in '83
The 552 Club isn't letting any grass grow under
it.a feet in planning the next Crosby Southern golf
toumame.nt at Irvine Coast Country Club. Far from
it. Ch.airman Gordon Bowley has announced that
the competition will be changed from the usual ,
Thunday-Friday dates to a Sunday and Monday
event. The dates are Jan. 16-17 and the start Will be
opposite the final day of the Los Angeles Open.
"With the change in the PGA tour format this
coming year, we had to make aome changes,"
Bowley says. "With no more qualifying on Monday,
the pros now must sign~two weeks in advance of
any tournament they w to play in.
"We wW write to touring pros in December
and give them the nformatlon about our
tournament.
"We are alao working very closely with the Los
Anaelea Open committee and when the cut is made
on triday, we will be there to try and get players to
come here who aren't in the L.A. Open linal rounds. .
"Our purse will be increaaed from $25,000 to
$33,000 next year and we hope to exceed the
$72,000 we rabed for the hospital last year. Our
budget figure exceeck that amount."
THE PRO FIELD I.a limited to 72 players from
the pro ranks and 72 amateurs who are paired with
a pro for the two daya.
The proa will be selected from the tour, from
the top Southern California PGA pros, local play\ng
proe on aatelllte tot.ars and from the senior tour.
The Crmby Southern committee has several
other ideu in mind for the future but l.an't ready to
dlvu!O.\hem at the preeent time. . · ~ pro la guaranteed $200 for participating in
the tournament with amateurs paying $600 for the PftYilele. There are allo apomon on each tee and
IJ'Mll to help rai8e tl\e money for the hospital of
which the 5:S2 Club ii the support ll'OUP·
It could be quite -" interettina altuation this oominl year when the Sunday competition not only
HOWARD L.
HANDY -conflicts with the L .A. Open but the finals of the
American or National Football Conference playoffs
as well. -• • • 'I
THREE FORMER CHAMPIONS a.re among 1
the early entrants in the Long Beach.Queen Mary
()pen Golf tournament to be staged at El Dorado "
Municipal Coune Sept. 15-19 including Tony Sills
(1981) of Los Angeles, Mike Krantz (1975) of Long.
Beach and Ray Arinno (1977) of Sacramento.
Area entrants lnclude Ray Carruco of Irvine, a• >
three-time Golden State winner; Jerry Wisz, a
fonner UC Irvine star; Brian Lindley of Costa Mesa 1
and runnerup to Nathaniel Crosby In the U.S. o
Amateur championships in 1981; Mark Badraun of "1
Laguna Niguel; Larry Brotherton of Laguna Beach:• ·
Jim Caapio of Fountain Valley; Tony Campregher J
of Huntington Beach; Mike Krantz of Huntington'
.Beach; Peter Papke of Corona del Mar; and Larry·· •
Collins of El Toro.
The field is 80 percent filled at the ~t time
and is expected to be complete well ~re the_
pro-am on Wednesday, Sept. 15. ...;,, • • • -7
"' THE llt~ AlliJNUAL Balboa member-guest
tournament at Big Canyon Country Club found Jim )
Jones of the hoat club with partner Artie McMillan •
of Colonial CC: the low gross winners with a ICOfe of
291. .
RUTLEDGE DEALT~. fROM RAMS TO NEW· YORK GIANTS ...
Dan Bibby of Big Canyon and Pete Nel8on of .-1 Irvine Cout CC: finiahed aeoond at i96 with Alan
Drobka and guest Howard Htaget of Rollinc Hilla
CC th1.rd at 302.
In the net competition , Dan DeMUle and .,
partner Larry Scewart of Phoenix CC-bad a 268 foe ,,
top banon followed by Bill Maurhan and sueat.:-.J
John Freitu of La Rtneenada CC at 269 and oeor,e. ·
Fender.:>rl with guest Bob Clarke of La Jolla CC ,I third at 271.
From~ge C1
field general when be wu felled by a Detroit
lineman and 1oat for the rest of the .-or\ with a
broken tee. . . .
"Ray even talked about that." aid Rudec.t&-
of tbe1r meettna. "He 1 l&id, 'U you only h9dft't
gotten hurt ... yeer ...
''Yeeh, I think about it. but 0-t happen for a ...re-on and maybe th1a WM lt. 'That11 hA8tciry now.
It'• over. Now rm a Gtanw I.an."
Perkint aJ.o talked to Rutledp by pbam at
Rama Parle Sunday.
"He told me we had a lot of ~ to do.''
aaid Rutledp of the canwr.tion. •
In actualU~1 Perktna fHll be bu atolen
Rutledp from we Rama. All the Gianta had to
live up WM a report.cl mld·round drat~ ~ya No. 4) that oouW -=alata
upon bow well Rutledll c.to. ~ • •• No. 2) .•
Pwk1nl hat al8o conOded to a few In the
~don that he thlnb Ruiw. .. a better
~. .
~ th8D Fernpmo in temw o( wortdna
Into the Olabt; ~
J'rom all lnillcaUone, It doesn't look like
Rutled1• la, .. .., to New York to be Scott
.......... baup . • . .. --"°' f« Jona.
"Bay (~) told me I -rmdy to Dlay;
that I WM NMly to be a ~ qum111rbeck. 'l'bat
WM ... to ...... ,, aald RuUecllt. "I told dmn I
WM wcnied llbout leammC a new IJ8tem. but they
Mid it wouldn't tab any Ume at all. ·
"lt'1..,., lalna Into a new place where you
know m> ... And lnto a city that yvu'n totalll uafMdu.r with. rm nerYOm and fti!lted, but it I
IOlnl to work out. It'• dettnltaly better d\AI way." -I ulrtn1 Rutled1•, the Glantl 1et a
who 1'a1 _.. llmlted aedon ~hit
~ In the NFL. but wbQ ha. mllde the
mo1t Of thf oppomanltt• pNHni.cl to blm, ,....
-mDld !4Mll' ........... In ••i. durtnl t ""'-donl. and he !.......W in
,
,
'
each. Ria b.t outnw jlr'06ably occurred ap1nlt
Atlanta when h• came off the bendi for the lUnd Pat Haden and led the Rama .to a 37·35
win°"" the hlcona. In that pme, Rut wu,Jl of
20 p r'q fer uo yarda and two ~
Prial' to hl9 injury a8&lnlt the Llon9, Ru~
WM 9 ol 12 for U& yardl. .
In '81, Rut ftnilhed by ~pleun, 60 ,percent
(30 of ~) of hll PMl'I· Dw1nl the recently·
completed pr111--. he •w only two quar1ent of work -bOth ol thole oom1na in the Raml' fint
pme aplnllC Dmwr.
He wu 8 of 17 for 87 yarda .,alnat the
Bl'ClftCOI and WM Mal.ava9''1 wrtl6dal limb, IO to ..U. • Rudedae Wll bmd to play behind an
............ llnit, ~ in eltlht .... durtna
... llieand half.
Aftlr dwt, ~ hMrd from Ru-.. apin
uDU1 S.turdly Nal>t. "'*' ..... of thil ...... llabcl out.
• • • ,,,
'.)
MDtE FEINGOLD OP Colt.a M .. ll tbe-Jaie.t .
player Ui the aree to beeorne eu,tbM for the annual J,. Drambuie R~ Nail hOle-in-one ~after
acorlng an ace at Meaa Verde Country Club11rt
recently. • •J
The winner in the "°'1lpetltloft winl a free trip ,,
to Scotland foc two aJona with $1,000. '"'8 winner •t
will be announced eerly next year. •i1
L~te goal lift1 Co1mo1, 2-1 '~
&AST .RUTHDPOBD, N.J. (AP) -Jeff B
Durpn ....S the fin& -1 ol bll p-ofr11t~w
wan a bMdel' wtlh IS••_. aY1q" ~the 0.-a l ·l *tar'Y W. dlit... I •ICitril.....,.-n In dw &It ...-ol • bllMl·thrM
Alnll'tcM SO«iel' i-.-pa.Jatt ......
I
Orange Oout DAILY PILOT /Monday, !!pt.mber e. 1882
Henigan has turned Irvine around
Br ROGER CARLSON Of' .. .,.., ..........
Weblttr'• hu • defln1Uon for
a football. another tor• coech. It
doee not, however. U.t football
co.ch u an entity.
Football'• obvloualy a 11me
and a coach la deacrlbeCi aa
tralnlns lntenalvely by
tnatructlon, demonatratlon and
practice.
But aa for the football coach,
well, there are plenty of them
around, ••oh wlth hi• own
apeclal brw.
Irvine Hl1h Coach T•rry
Hentaan bttiN h1a MCOnd. ~ w1th the Vaquerot and lf thlnp
continue at the Mme rate u they
did a year qo, watch out.
Hentaan took over a pl'Olram
that waa 0-10 ln 1980, ~and
turned It ln remarkable fuhion.
No, the Vaqa didn't pt all of
the job done, but a 4·6-1 overall
record, a 1tunnlnl' us-et (22-15)
owr r.ttanda and ' one•potnt
-to hMYlly favor.cl 1:1 "Two did more than jult ralll a few
eyebrowa. It aalned th•
Vaquero. tome w•ll d ... rved retJ*t. Hen~san, however, dCMtan't -... '11 ot the emphw on the
bottom line -th• matter of winnlnc and loMal, althouO he ~ too much of the latier
wW find matt COIChee another
field of endeeVOC'.
'"lbere'• nothinc w.rona with "We're not auper d.1.-ifpllned 1n belna prepered to win.'' •YI tht a mllltary eort of way," •Y•
l7·jt11-old tanner linebeclutl' at Hen.&pn. "lt'a a matw of the
Northern IlJJncU Un1venity. , way an athl4ttt ahould conduct
''But wlnnina wtthln certain hlmltlt. .WCS.Unel ii important. To flM!, "I l'fflly aet us-et eeetna IOlne li'1 not all wln or lole. of \he pro and collep playet1,
"Htch tchool football la and youth and hllh achool
import.ant, but It'• only • part of plarer1 Uoalna their cool).
tht total education picture. We "I've had three people who
don't Mk for any Lavon and I have really affected me,"
don't want our play.n treated cont1nue11 Hen11an. "My father,
any dltferenUy. My job Isn't to my brother and Jlm EVttett."
prepare kld1 , !or colleae . Everett • Westem HJ1h'1
1eholanhip1. · head CCNICh dwtna the Ploneer1'
-"I don't appreciate parenta tlory daya of the early 701
who don't undentand what (twice a ClF Unaltat) and
we're trytnc to do." Henion'• flnt 00..
Kenipn hu one year under "Ki put th1n8a ln the proper
hJa belt now with Irvine. but he penpecti~~ of what. athletics la
can hardly be conf\&lf!d with a all about, aays Henipn. • one-r.:r man To the contr~ All of thla, however, doem t .__ · d f b 1• add up to an 8-6 job. he aa ll'll'en aroun oot a "ln lealOn or off .euon I'm
nearly hla entire Ute and hat here bef0n 6 o'clock and ua~y
been coachlng for the paat 16 not home too early," admlta
years. HenJpn. "And there are palling A blah 11ehool standout ln De ICJ'inunages ln the aununer, too.
Kalb, lllinola, Hentaan followed But we try not to waste time to
h1a brother'• JMike) footateps do what we think la necere,.Y to
lnto coachlt\6 and reaped the get the kida a fair ahot, at leut
qo.ch he apmt the flnal 9IMC)n
•• an autatant when he •
"returned" -SO en--alter an
Oreaon Job fell \hrouih. Tlie Centwiona pve Hen1pn
a aidellnea tatbnon1al pr1or to
thelr Emplre Leque pme wtth
Ocun Vlew that ranb with ju1t -
about any banquet ap .. ch
lmqlnable.
It wu very clear juat how
much HenJaan had me&nt to the
Centurlona.
So, Heni,ait beJPnl h1a aecond ·'
year at Irvine. ll Olere WM a
aurpriae factor aoln1 for the
Vaqueros a year a10, lt'• no
lonaer available. No one'• taking
Irvine Ughtly. ·1 "I thought we could compete
the flnt year," aay1 Henigan.
"Irvine waa like a any new J
11eho0l, you alway• go through
growing palna ...
"We 've gained 10 e
Henigan, "but hope no one'• •
happy' with the record. I .hope
there'• better years ahead . for .
UI ...
benefita ol playing under hJa dad . wtihin...reaaon..'!.-_ __ ----,Henigan-ia--obYioualy counting
-<R~ htrhtgtnchool After seven .yeara with on lt. He and his wife, Francine,
days. Western High, Henigan went on have relocated to withln a half
T erry Henigan
begins second
year as Irvine
coach
A lot of hJa dad and brother to coach five yean at Cypre11 mile of Irvine's campus and
have rubbed off -controlled High, apd put the Centurion.a on Michael (a aophomore) and
dtaclpllne and phlloaophy, In the map. 13-year-old Mark §ive the
partk:u.lar. After four yean aa the head Vaquero1 the "transfer ' look.
MARINA FOOTBA.LL OUTLOOK. • •
From Page C1
RECEIVERS -Glenn Vieira
(5-10, 150 ar.) ia a returning
letterman at one wide apot, the
other figures to be Chip Rish, a
aophomore with 4.6 speed. "He's
ahead of Frandsen at this time
In terms of knowledge," says
Thompt0n. "But maybe not with
the handa, yet." Other wide
candidatee: Mike Crowley (6-3,
180), a volleyball star with
po~ntial, Harold Spriggs (6-0,
160 ar.}, Paul Spolldoro (5-10,
145 sr.) ·and Dean Paculba (5-10,
165 ;.). Marcello Motte:ai (6-1,
195 ar.) la a returning starter at
uabt end and Thompson aaya
he'a aa good a blocker aa he has
had at the apot. Also at tifht
end: Jeff Ruttemcbild (5-10, 85 Jr.).
OFFENSIVE LINE -"Blll
Macias could be the beat
offenaive lineman In the league,"
admita Thompson.
Macias is a returning
atarter and has 6-5 ~, 225-pound
size and pass blocking
and aggreaalve run blocking
ability makes him an obvloua
Jll.Pjor college pro1pect. Joining
Macias at the other tackle is
Jeff Lee (6-4, 230 ar.). the No. 3
tackle as a junior. Tom Piechota
(6-2 , 220 ar.) and David
Everagerd (6-0, 240 sr.) are at
~ with backup provided by
Maaaachuaetts transfer John
Lovely (5-10, 205 ar.). Mark
Selecky (6-1, 190 sr.), a tight end
and linebacker aa a junior, has
been moved to center. Mike
Mata)' (6-0. 180 jr.) backa him
up. "For the moet part we're
one-deep ln the offensive line.''
says Thompeon. "Depth ls a real
concern here."
DEFENSIVE LINE -Jim
McLaughlin (6-0, 185 sr.) la a
returning All-Sunset League
selection at end, joined by Steve
Braun (5-11, UlO ar.) on the
other aide. Braun waa the No. 3
end aa a junior. Battling for that
No. 3 spot now are George
Broadhead (5-9, 170 jr.), Sean
Destatte (5-10, 160 Jr.), Craig
Tobin (6-0, 170 jr.) and Brian Wolsky (5-11, 160 jr.). Three
prime tackle candidates are Sean
Burke (6-0 , 200 ar.}, Jim
Shandrlck (6-0, 190 jr.) and
Keeth Phelps (6-0, 195 jr.).
Burke .is a returning letterman.
Shand rick...,.. thf' ~leading
tackler on the freshman and
sophomore teams and Phelps has
shown aggreeaive moves. Also,
Pat Michela (5-9, 175 jr.) and
Ruitenschild. At the noae la
Lovely, mo1t likely, with Billy
Joe Decker (5-7, 160 ar.) and
Phelps available.
LINEBACKERS -Dave
Abbott (5-11, 200 ar.) and Greg
Neff (5-10, 185 sr.}, the Vikings'
two backups a year ago, aochor
Marina's 50-read detenae.
Othena: Marc Smith (6-10, 190
jr.). and possibly Broadhead
or King. Thompson on King:
"We have-to have him on the
field, somewhere. He'a a starter
Have the Vaqueros turned the corner?
at .linebacker, defensive end or
halfblllck. We ahould have played l
him more 1ut year, but a brui8ed l
elbow ano a knee kept him I
down."
SECONDARY -Thia
cou Id be the strength of
our defenae," says Thom peon.
Comerbacb Marcel Welte (6-0,
175 ar.) and Bobby Lee (5-11,
165 sr.) and aafety Adam Kaae
(6-2, 180 ar .) are returning
starters. John Whiteman (6-1,
175 jr.}, who led the tophomorel
with flve lnteroeptlona and wu
the sophomore quarterback,
figures at the other aafety.
Othera include Mike Padni (5-9,
155 jr.). a bloaoming comerback,
along with Plncura or Rector at.
the corner• and Marler and
Spriggs at aafety.
Depth may be a problem, but Irvine's program seems to be in high gear
A lot of people around Irvine
High feel the corner has been
turned. Finally, the Vaqueros'
football program is past first
base.
And, the Vaqs enter the 1982
campaign with 14 returning
l e tterme n , inc luding su c h
11 1982 OUTLOOK
individuals a s Chris Stately,
Johnny Salinas. Mike Zorn and
Chris Mandeville, among others.
But Coach Terry Henigan is
offering no promises, low-keying
It to the point of saying: "We can
hopefully compe te with
everyone else. I think we can be
competitive."
The Vaqs have a pair of
returning starters on offense and
defenee and they'll be going at it
ln Hentgan's customary fashion
l~~n:e~ged-T and 50 reading
The winged-T, however, is
more of a straight T with a split,
end for the mos t part, and
Henigan says the fonnation is a
help for his somewhat smaller
than usual team.
"I'm sure we'll be one of the
smaller teams in the (Sea View)
league," says Henlgan, now in hia
second year after guiding Irvine
to a 4-5-1 overall mark in '81.
Barry Schulenbu.r1 Ullsting.
Here'• a rundown by position;
QUARTERBACK Mike 7.orn
(6-0, 180 ar.) hit 22 of 55 for 394,
rar.da and 2 touchdowns •• a
jUnlor and will be counted on to
take control of the laaue thia
aeuon. Backup la provided by
Jeff Klein (6-2), 170 aoph.), who
bas a good future, but only hat
one year'a experience ln football
RUNNING BACKS -8aJ.inaa "Depth is a big concern. (6-6,l55ar.)laaretumingatarter
We may have quite,• few going with 1ood qulckneu. He both ways and that a not a aood averaaed 4 4 yardl a carry and
situation. Our quidme91 la only acorecf 6 Tri. u a 1i .... 1or. He ai.o average " ,.... .. AB f . th lus aide H..V.mi.H·' ··~•Wfbt· 8 paaaes for 54 yarda. ~ e P, , ..... ~. John Scott (5-5, 150 Jr.) often says~ offensive backfield and backup at fullback. The
the. nuddle of the defeme appear h a 1f back 1 a pp ea r t 0 be 80~ith nl w1d receiver ln Mandeville (6-0, 180 ar.) and
th ~k ~.e ne!. someone Andre Wlllla (6-9, 180 1r.). to~ Mark Bondi'• ah<id" _and Mandeville hu good alze and far hat reall aurfeced apeed, Willia wu one of the so . no one Y · better aophomore runnln& backs "~e need a real ~t at apllt ln the See View League In 198Q en~ sa~~ aomeone to with the 8 -2 1ophomorea.
reHynts , outaff is' th'n too Backupa at halfback: John
e 1an • 8 1 • • Dre'lOft (5-9, 155 r.·> and Greg woth only Zaverio Brenner and Garcia (6-9, 145 Jr ..
RECEIVERS -Roland
Figueroa (5-7, 140 ar.) and Elvia
Cr\.lz (5-4, 134 jr.) are among the
top C1pldidates, although Henlgan
aaya he may take a look at
Mandeville, at split end, a crucial
area ln Irvine's offenae. With
virtually one wide receh.~er, the
Vaquerot need aomeone to keep
the defenses honest. At tight end
are Lance Neal (6-0, 175 jr.) and
Jlm Martin (5-11, 170 jr.).
OFFENSIVE LINE -Rick Grecco (6-1, 230 sr.) la a returninj
•tarter, and along wlth Stately
(6-2, 220 ar.), a two-year
letterman, and Brian De Calr
(5-11, 170 ar.), the Vaqs appear
tolid at tackle. Gar)'-Scheater
(5-10,-175 ar.) and Dan
Chlebowsld (5-11, 185 ar.) are at
guard, backed by Dave Allan
(5-10, 170 ar.). Robble Zangl (5-9,
160 ar.) and Andy Moyer (5-10,
225 Jr.). John Suman (5-10, 165
)'.) hat the Inside track at cent.er,
challenged by nm Hamelin (6-o.
195 )'.).
DEFENSIVE LINE -The
defenae la a problem -in that
moa\ of the namea have already
been mentioned, two-way duty
appean to be a fact of life for
several. At ends are Chlebowski
and John Petersen (6-3, 170 jr.),
backed by Allen, Martin and Ron
Johnson (5-8, 160 jr.). Moyer and
De Cair are the leading tackles,
backed by Hamelin, Caldwell
and Grecco. Stately holds the
line together at noee Jl\Wd, but is
also available for tackle.
LINEBACKERS -Schester
and Zangl appear solid here.
Zangl bas at.arting experience
and Scheater alternated as a ,
junior; Othen: Neal and Suman.
SECONDARY -Figueroa
started three games for the V aqa
before an lnjury cut him down,
ao he appears toUd at corner. On
the other aide is either Garcia,
Mlke Larkin (5-8, 135 sr.) or
Steve French (5-7, 145 ar.). 7.om.
Kleln or Scott can do it at safety
and Mandevt1le la probably the
startinl rover, becked by Devron or Mitch Muntz (5-5, 135 jr.).
KICKING GAME
-Chlebowaki or Scott wlll
handle the place-kiddng, but for
a punter. Henigan aays he'a still
IMJ'Ching h1a tOlt.er.
-By ftocer Cl.rlaoa
,San Jose State
favorite's role
ROadrunners live up ~o name
Pnm AP d1apetdtel
1
San Joee State again la \he
favorite ln the Paclflc Coast
Athletic A..xiation football race
du. fall. and, aome oblerven aay
I ~ln-<!heek, a darkhone ln
the Pacltic-10 title chue.1
~ Spertana went 9~3 overall
i.t yeu with a 6-0 PCAA mark,
and their non-cont~ outinp included a 28-6 victory over
Stanford. a 27·24 trtwnP.h\ over
c.aJ, and a Sl-24 m to 1UDODA
State, all Pao-10 1Choo11.
Thi. year, u an tncreutn1
number of PCAA achoolt plav
I te9IDI from their "b(C bnJtberft
conference. San JC»e l'C* on the
ro.d to-meet Pllc-10 foea ln tta
1 flnt four 1amea -Oreaon,
8taniorcl, on.on State end c..I.
"lt could l>t conal~ed a
dlUicwt way to ttart, • Mid
lpartan1 Coach Jack Elway.
wbOM club alto ~ Zf l:INnt Cal Sta• on r09d before flnaDy ~
home to tat Lone BMch State.
.. ;e • ., .. .,
Runnlna beck Genld Wlllhlte,
the PCAA offenllve player of
the year the pMt two ••one,
hat moved on to \he Denver
Broncoa, but San Joee_!!lll
ahould be able to pnente a lot
of offen1lve fireworks. Steve CJarUon. ranked fifth nationally
l n total offente amoa1
~last ..an, retunw
(cw hJI .mer .....
Utah State bu ie 1tarten
beck tram a 1911 -.n tlwt went
5·&-1 and lmt )l9t one PCAA
conteat to San Joae State.
t:;ont _ ach Stat•, whlch
•t.nlllled to • 2·8 neord IMt
year, bu OM of the ~I
nat lldlled ,,....~ Montl0fnft'1, a 0-8 180· .~ who'• tbe of
Wilbert Montcom•r1 of the
~If!~~. 1-8 ta
1911. Ml~ ,. Dmlalt a~~Ji:.• ,......,.._..
The Sea View Lea(Ue la
knoWn more • a runnlna JMc\le -ala El Toro, l'.ltanda and
Corona del Mar -with the
empi-'8 on men.th.
Sut with Sadcllet».ck Htah,
the Roednlnnen deftaitely 1Iw up to thMr name Ill S. View
~ fOOlball, -nldeMed by a bei:kflekt whkb ~a .-.:r
ot runnAnc a.ca with ........
In the 40, behind a ~ With 4.7 cndentiall.
UWe lldl hllw a 1-ol Cl'dd& ~ .. ..,. c.o.ch ~ ...... .,t'• ~ our .,...._ nllt.
Our Problema are lliiftMbn
(no experl•nce) aad the °" ... ,,. line. ••aut we feel we're a ~pla10ff ....... " ~ hlw nine
returnln1 1tarter1 and are l'Wltcbi"I to an wm dlfenllft
fNa&. Hen'• a rudown .. lh• .........
1eaaue aafety u a jun.Jor. movee
to quart.erbeck; Kevin Btadley (~9. 185 ... ) and Bobby wu.uam. (~7. 150 sr.) sx-4.,S apeed
and will alternate at tailbeck.
L1N' Slack (5-9, 165 ar.) la at
fullback, backed by Glenn
Halkett (5-7, 156 ar.). "Our
thecJr'y here," aays Witte, "la we
need fullbecb ~ enouah to Wet '° the block.
ABCSIVBlll -Mlke
Csarnt1kl (&·11, 180 ar.) and ea..ar Dlaa (0·9, 140 ar.) are
f~btina for the flanker 1pot;
TOdd ea .. (9·1. 170 er.) who
c:auaht 36li:E" for 4e8 yardl .. a Jllntor returl\1 at wtct• , ... vw. Smith ( .. 2, 200 ~· wbo WU an all-IHIU• -..W end. wm double up at tlitatend.
onDmVI: LINS -T9clllm
John ........ ( .. l . 21& ... ) -
OrllndD ... (1-1"" .~ ... ) ..... jUalor Nnen; .,.. Guardedo
(1-10, IN Jr.) la a nturallls .......... .., ... ( ....
l TO Ir.) T1 • the other ~. . . •
Juvenal Guardado (5-9, 186 er.)
bucks up PerH. Marty Crameski
(5-11, 185 Jr.) la at center.
LINEBACKERS -Bacon •. HalkeU and Slack are vytnc tor~
outalde poata; Peres, Sal
Guardado and Rick Alvara (5-8,
180 sr.) are ln-'de. None have
experience at the9e tour apota.
SBCONDARY -Williama and
Bradle_y an th. oomen. a1ona
wtth &mny RoctiUues C&-7, lM
ar.). IWak and Mike Samuels
(8-0. 198 ar.) are at twin eafetlea.
DCSINO OAMS -Pelak 11
th• te•m'1 plac•·kfcker,
C&am.k1 .. the punt..
KICKING GAME -Karman
kicked a 53-yard field goal for a
school record in a sophomore
game ln 1981 and there appeen
to be ample ability in the
punting game with Vieira, Gunn
or Whiteinan.
National
champs vie
• 1n opener
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -Collete
football'• latt two J\ational
championa, Clemaon llhd
Georgia, collide before a national
televlaion audience tonilbt with
one burn1nc ~pme quelUon
unanawered -the playln1
atatua ol All-American Het9Chel
Walker.
Colleh Vince Dooley bu lnalated
all alon1 that be won't rlak
further1. injury to hi• prized
220-pound tailback. Coach
Danny Ford U)'I hla Clermon -Tlaeri will be ready foe' Walker
anyway and Wallu!r aya if he •
autta out he expecta to play. "
Walker, who haa amuaed
NCAA 11n1Ie MUOD ruahlq .-1·
recorda for a lreabman and •
aophomore ln hAa ftnt two yean. .• 1 ~ w• llide11ned on Aua. 21 when •. 1 he broke bla rtpt thumb durinl .
·~· ., Clermon, the 1981 national. . ,
champton, carrlea a 13-.. m• ..
wlnninC .... -liofta-t ..... major ooUlee ...... Into the '.
battle a1aln1t th• '?aundop,
...... Of th9 ~ 1ltJe ll'l
lllO.
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Orange Ooa1t OAILV PILOT/~onday, September e, 1912
Newport. Harbor
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Team captain
High Roler (NHYC) is the top contender. in the Sardinia ~up1\egaua
Newport Harbor Yacht Clu~ hland). , ...,,
were leadlna in the Etchellt-22 Officiala at Silver Oate Yacht
world champlonehlp at St. Club, co-•poNOr of the rec. with
Francia Yacht Club after two Dana Polnt ... Yacht ClUb, aafd
'racee. there were hO offldal finlaherw
Standlnp after Sunday's third at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Nine boate
race were not compiled becAu.ee ha~ given up the race and
of prot.esta. motored to San Dieao.
Leading after the first two Thia I.a abaplna up into the races with 11 pointl wu Ben aloweat race-in the 10-year
Altman of Now port Harbor hiatory ot the· evept.
---------· ___ The race atarted Saturday in light aira that provided bare
ateerase way. A few mlnutft
after the •tart the boata were out BOATING
-----------of eight in a de111e invectlon foS that settled In between Dana Yacht Club and second was Tim
Hogan of NHYC with 19 points. Point and the wea.t epd of San
Clemente J.aland.~ Defending champj.en Dave
Curtia from Marblehead, Maaa. ft h h was in third place wtth 21.7 ic orse race
points: Jamee Byrne, Australia,
was fourth with 23 points, and to be run today
fifth place waa a tie between RUIDOSO DOWNS, N .M. ,Barry Nesbitt of Australia and George Hecht, San Francisco, (AP) -A bMro9m conversation
with 25 points each. ,, almoet three decade. ~o ·led to J
To ten finiahers in SW'lday'a ~e start of the ·world a richest
race-were--r.'Barry Nesbitt. one PC!!· _ _ _ _ _
Australia; 2. Tim Parsons, Hong • From tha t little chat about
Kong· 3. John Ravlzza San some unborn ..toab -and an Fran~isco; 4 . Peter A'ntill, inevitable ditfere'nce of opinion
Australia; 5. Kent Edler, concerning their qualities and
Newport Harbor YC; 6. Dave speed -grew the All-American
Curtla, Marblehead, Masa.; 7. F'uturity, an event unique on the
James Byrne, Australia; 8. John American sporta acene.
Bertrand, San Franciaco; 9. Scott It will be.held tqday at Ruidoeo
Mason, Newport Yarl>or YC; 10. Downs, a modern little track
John Buestad, San Franciaco, nestled in the shadow of the
§low••••• bJ raee
Extremely light airs continued
to plague the 60 boats that
started Saturday at 10 a.m. in
the 134 mile Dana Point to San
pine-co~e red· mountains in
southeni'New Mexico.
At about 3 :50 p .m ., 10
·2-year -old quarter horses will
.race one-quarter of a mile. The
total value of the face is $2,530,·
000, ",
b~t just bow_$ood? Chargers figure to be good, L~ndaluce
' posts win El Toro ffigh's Bob Johnson, is like" every
other football coach this time of year.
Cautiously optimistic, Johnson feels his
Chargers, two-time defending Sea View
League champions, will be good, but just
how good remains to be seen.
"We graduated everybody," says
Johnson, whose Chargers have posted
back-to-back 7-5 campaigns. "We also lost
the leading'rusher (Damon Sweazy) in the
county.
"It's a brand new year, a brand new
season and we have a lot of new faces."
It would be hard to imagine anyone could
fill Sweazy's shoes. Sweazy, who will play
for Cal State Fullerton this-season, rushed
for 1,609 yards in 1981.
"We feel good about the situation and the
season.'' continues J ohnson. "We'll be very
competitive in our league again and give
some people some ptoblems. At the same
time, I don't see a league championship for
us yet.
''We're going to be good but we've got a
long 'Nr11Y to go and you can't live in the
past."
The Chargers open the season Thursday
night (7:30) when they host Cypress at ·
Mission Viejo High.
Here's a look at the Chargers:
QUARTERBACKS-Senior Mike
Douglass (5-11, 170) returns to anchor the
offense. Douglass completed 52 of ·122
passes in '81 for 953 yards and nin e
touchdowns. Douglass' backup will be
junior Tom Barr (5-10, 150).
R UNNING BACKS-Junior Dan
Trickett (6-0, 195) returns to play fullback.
Trickett spent mast of last season blocking
for Sweazy. When he ciid see the ball .he
carried it for 201 ~rds on 39 carries.
Johnson, at the moment, is undecided as to
who the starting tailback will be. There's a
battle currentl)'-·taking place between
I '
seniors Jerry Eldridge (5-10, 170) and Blake
.Fennell (6-0, 170).
WIDE RECEIVERS-Seniors Curt
-1Woods (5-11, 160) and Brian Horgan (5-11,
155) figure to start. Both saw limited action
in '81, catching on~ pass each . Bac~ing
them up will be seniors Mike McLain (5-10,
175) and Tony Warn (5-9, 140).
TIGHT ENDS-The only definite player
penciled in at this spot is senior Bret Paton
(6-1, 195).
OFFENSIVE LINEMEN -The player
doing the snapping will be senior J oe
Muklevicz· (5-10, 190). The guar1ds are
senior Paul Svitenko (6-3, 215), a two-time
all-league performer, and senior ·1~om
H4ley (6-2, 180). The tackles are senior
Louis Sergeant (6-4, 230) and senior David
Irish (6-0, 195). Backup h elp will be
provided by ,seniors Mike Piel (6-3, 195), ~
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all right, title Md ln1erMt conwiyed 0.-.Ctty Bfvd., Weet, The Appllcent Intend• to llCQUlre Orenge County an September 2:
to and now held by It under tald Oran;e>CA 92988 590,000 (100%) •h•rH of Peclllo 1980, DHd of Truet In the proplihy (714) 835-8288 Netlonel Bink, 4885 MacArthur GERALD JAMES HARUKI,
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INC. 1-----------Fr1ncl1co. 400 South Saneome nty Clerk ot Orange County on
Cbristian (6-8, 160) and Shawn Cardin (6-3,
2U>),
The de(ense is alm06t a carbon copy of
the offense.
DE .. MAR (AP) -
Lahdaluce strengthened
her claim to an Ecllpee
awarct with a 6~-lengtb
DEFENSIVE LINEMEN-Piel will be ~in o:t:.J!:·~~~
the nose. man with Sergeant and Irish the 2 ye ld t111· tackles. Paton will be a backup as will • ar-o aes on
junior Steve Estey (6-2, 175). S~ydaughter o7'ill'17
· Triple Crown winner•
LINEBACKER.$ -:--Cardin will be one Seattle Sle"'(, the 3-5 inside linebacker, Svitenko the other .. favorite, took c:.onun8nd
Senior Bill Douglass (5-11, 185) will play on at the ql481'tef 'pole and
tile outside, as will Haley and junior Scott ~drew off far the win in
....._~und (5-11, 160) in alternating roles., 1 :3~ 3-5 in the mile. race.
Df;FENSIVE BACKS-McLain and '
Christian will be the safeties; Eldridge and
junior Jeff Harwood (5-9, 150) the comers.
Backup support will be supplied by
F ennell. Horgan and senior Lel)JlY Facio
(5-~ 140),
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,-lHues N' Answers,'
under Bill Shoemaker at
116 pounds. was the 5-2
second choice, and aet
the pace from the start.
She held on to take
second.
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the ~order of Orange County; buslneal u : October 1, 1982. Clll Mr. Gordon Piiot, Sept, 8, 13, 2Q, 27. 1982 eald deed of truet deterlbet the M, FERGUSON & HAHN REAL Smith, (4 15) 544 -~229 et the a878-82
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with 111 Improvement• thereon, f1tMa 31155-42
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OettOlt H 65 .516 11
New York 08 85 ,515 11
cw..tand 114 88 411 16-A Toronto 82 75 .452 19·~ 1~,·· lcorM Mllweu!IM 8 A~ 5 Detroit a. Oakland I Toronto II. Cteveletld 5 Baltimore 5 Min-•• 4
Bolton 8. SMttle 6 (10 lnnlng1) Tuu 10, Chicago 7
New York 11. KanlU City 7
Toder'• 0.-Chlcego (Kooemen 7·11) at An9el1 (Forech 11· tO)
Belllmore (McGregor 12·12) at New v orlc (F\lohlltl 5-7)
Bo•lon (Denman 2· 11 II Cle'tllano
(Sotenl«t 10.1 ti
Detroit (Wiicox 9-71 II MlhweultH (Mldlcll 10.11)
Toronto (S'lleb 13· 131 et Oaklend
(Kingman 3· 10)
MlnnNOte (Haven1 11-11 and Wlllleme 5·8) al T•••• (Hough "12-11 1111d Smlth~n
1·1). 2. t-n
Kena81 City (8teelt 4·51 at SHt"e
(Bannister 11· 10). n
Nation.I LHQue Wl!ITl!llH DM~
Allenla
~· San Diego Se" FrenQleco
Houaton
Clnclnneu IAITl,.N
SI Louie
Phtledelphl•
MontrNI
Pltlal>urgh
~~ork
W L PcL Ge ,. 80 .561
75 62 .547 l'-'i
71 68 5111 51A
811 87 .507 8 83 73 .463 14 52 114 .382 25
DIYlllON
711 511 .563 75 eo .558 ~
73 tS3 .537 3'A 72 .... 5211 4~ eo n .438 11
53 81 .385 23~
IUncleJ'• lcorM OodlJete 2. Pltlabvrgh l ( 10 lnnlngl) MonlrNI 2. Allant• 1
New York 10, ClnctnneU 2
Phtledllphle 4, Houlton 3
Chl~o 5. San Diego 1 Sen l'rtlnCleco 5, St. Louie
Tode1•1 ~
l)odeete (Reull 13· 10) el Clnc:lnnetl
(Soto 11· 10). n t Phlledelphle (Kn.MOW 12-8) et ChlCagO
(Bird 5-11) New Yorlc (FelCOnl 7-11) el Plt19bllrgll
(Rhoden .. 121 MontrMI (Oulllcitaon 10. 10) el SI L.oula
(Andujar 10·10), n Sen Franctaco (LUl<ey e-10) el Atlante
(Cernp 11·7). n San OleQo (Monteluaco 11·91 al Houlton
(Ruhle 1·11). n
Brewer• I, Aneela S
CAUFOflNIA MILWAUKH
llbrllbl .Orll bl
Oownklg II 5 1 I 1 Moltlor 3b 4 2 3 1 Gtldl 2b 4 I t 0 Youn! H 2 0 1 1
8eylOr dh 4 I 12 Cooper lb 300 I
0.ClflOM 3b 4 I 3 0 Tholnu cl 4 1 I 1
ReJackllOll rt 3 1 I 2 Moort dll 4 t 2 1 RoJllCkllOll lb 4 0 0 0 Brouherd II 4 I I 2
Beniquez cl 4 0 2 0 C.Moora rt 4 0 2 0
FOii ii 3000 Vost c 41I0
Wilfong ph I O O O Oanlner 2b 1 O O O
Boorle c 3 0 1 0 PieclOIO 2b 1 2 0 0
Carewph 1000 Tote!• 38 s to 5 Tote!• 31 II 11 7 llCorw Dy lflnl~ 000 100 220 6
000 oos 30x -•
E-Molllor DP..Celltornia 1, MllwMlll .. 2
LOB-Calllomll 5, Mllwaulc .. 4 28-Molltor 2.
Vo11 3B·Money HR-Dow'nln9 (24).
Brouhard (3). Re Jee1tt0n (34), Bmyto< 1221
S· Yount, Pk:clok> S F·Cooper. Cellt0tnl• II' H R I ll 18 SO
Zahn(l, 16·7) SY. 8 5 5 1 1
Slelfer 'A 3 3 3 o 0 HaNle< ·~00000 sancn.z 21Y. 2 0 0 0 3 .... ..," .. Cak!welt(W, 14· 11) 8 9 -5 5 I 1
l.8Cld(8.3) I 1 0 0 0 I
Stelrer pllehld to lour bellere In the
-lh .
HBP-Oanlner (by Zahn) WP·Zel>n T ·2 43
A·38,258
Dodger• 2, Plrat" 1
l'ITTHUNH' LOI ANGIL.El
elHllbl ebrlllll
Lecy cl 6010 Su 2b 4000
J.Ray 2b 5 0 1 0 RulMll • 3 0 0 0 Med1oc:tc 3b I 0 2 0 ~Jt pll I 0 0 0
Thmoln. 1b 4 I 1 0 Belanger H 0 0 0 0 Hebner rt 4IO 2 0 Belt• If 4 0 I 0 Ftobll rt I 0 0 0 0uerrero cl 4 0 2 0 Ealw" 6000 C9Y 3b 3000
Berra 11 3 0 1 I Roenldle cf I I I 0
Nlcoele c 3000 Oarwy lb 3000 McWMName p 3 0 1 0 M.,.... rf 3 0 I 0
J.MHner ph I 0 0 0 Orta ph 0 0 0 0 TeltuMI p 0000 VNger c 3000
Scurry p O O O O Scloec18 ph 0 0 0 8 Meldflelo ph 0 0 0
kooton p 2 o o o Mor9111 pll II 1 I
Nlednlr p 0 0 0 0 Broe* ph I 0 11
Totela 311 8 I Tot• 33 2 7 2 ._..,.,.......
Plttlburgh 000 000 010 0 -1
Loe AngelM • 000 000 010 I -2
One OUI ~ wlMlnll run eccnd. E-Su DP-Plt11burgh t. LOll-
Plllaburglt 11. LO• Angel•• II
28-Guerr•o. Roenlcll• HA-Jo.Mor .... (1).
8-Garwy.
l'ftlllllwfh McWlleme T•ulvlCL. t0-1) ScutTy
• H flD•IO • 51101
t~ I 1 1 I 0
0 1 0 0 I 0
LAI ........ Hooton 8 11122 Hledenluet(W .3-2) 2 , 0 0 0 1 Sourrt pitched 10 2 blttere !l't .. 10th.
HBP·berr• (by Hocton). WP·Hooton.
T·2:61. A_...,lil.
OrM041 Oout DAILY PILOT/Monday, ht>•emt>.r e, 1982
SCOREBOARD
A.......tcM L...,_ ......... ~I Toronto 000 221 Olo-1 12 2
Cle¥eland 110 000 210-6 11 ,
LMI. IU .. J9Cllt9on (71, D. Mun~. (7) and P91telli, Betll•. Otynn (11. ... plllner (I ) and H...-y. W-Lell, 10<lf2. L-
19erk.,, 12· 1 I. S-D. Murray 181.
HR-Toronto, Mlllllnllc• (4~ A-8,9U. -
OfWM a, TWIM • Mln,_!f 000 022 000-4 j a 8alllmora 010 013 oox-11 I 2 Viola. Redlern (5), Utlle (Ill and
But•a; D. MetllnN. 0. Oe"'8 (8) and Oempeey. w -o Dam, &-3. L-
Redl«n, 5-11 HRe-M~a, Wetd
(23), OMtU t22~ A-32.0ll.
YMll-19. "9J• 1 New Vorll 030 434 004-18 15 0 • 4fll!' ... City 030 000 130-1 9 2 Guidry, Frazier (I) and wynegar;
Leonerd, Hood (4). CHtro (711·
Armatrono (I) ano Wethalt, Slluahl. W-Guldty, 14·5 L-~d. ~.
HRe-New \'Ork. Sm•ll•Y 2 114). Wlnlleld 2 (211): !(..-City, Whtie (7).
Alic-(10), McRM (23). A-40.801.
........ 10. WNte ... 1
Texaa 203 040 010-10 11 I
ChlCagO 100 tllO 000-1 18 0 Butcher, Metleck (4), Schmidt In and Sundberg; Lamp, BaroJu (~). BruHtar (5), Hickey (5). l!ec:arreoe (8) •
and Hiii. Flllt. w .... t.letlaek ..... L-
e.roiu . 1-5. S-Sch'!\'dl (8). HR-0..lcaQo. V. Lew (4~ A-26,971.
fltete I, A'a I
Oeklanel 001 000 000-t 2 1
Detroit 005 012 00•-• 11 0 Keough, Owalitlko (3). HMM (5).
D' ACQul8\o (7) and M. Haith: Morfll
and Fehey, Woeltenllltll w -Morrte.
15-14. L-l<•ough, 11-17. HRa-
Oaklend, Murphy (22); Detroit,
He<ndon (21). A-111.855. ,
"-cl ... .. MartMn ti SMttle 011 020 001 0-5 12 0 Bolton 000 000 203 1-1 12 g
B. Stoddard, Ste1uon111. ((lucllll (ti).
Ven<le Berg (10) and Swett. &llan: Relney. Burometer (8). a.w (10) and Alteneon. Gedmen. w-ei.r, 1&-7.
L-Caudll, 11·7. A-22,717.
Natlonal LNgue
..... 10. Aide 2 c1nc1nnetl 010 100 000-2 1 I 2
New Vork 070 010 20x-10 II 2
B. Shifley, Hmy91 (2). Lelb<and1 (8)
and Trevino: lynch. Oroeco (?) and
Bochy. W-lyncll, W l -B.-Shltley.
11-11. S-OrOllCO (2~ HRe-New Vork.
V•lenlln• (8). Klnom•n (33). A-13.1144.
l'tllMM a, Aetroe I
Houlton 001 002 000-3 8 o
Phltedelphla 100 003 0011-4 8 1
Ryen. D. Smith (8)' and AN!b~ Byllfom, Ballneen (3), Atlernlranc (I).
Menge 17). R Reed (8) and VlfQll. B.
Ol&l. W-Anarn"ano· 3-0. L-Ryen.
14·10. S -R. RHd (10). HR1-Philadell)llla, Schmidt (30~ VultO'flch
(81 A-33,QISJ
r
.......,,.~,
P. Nlellro. Ailenta. 1~: CanOelwla,
fll\lblwall, 1a.5: Aooen. MontrMI. 1 .. 71 c.tllon. ~ 11-1; D. ~. Pltl.tMgh, 1M. Forw:ti.
It. Louie, IH: L041er1 San Oleoo. tM: Camp, Allallla, I 1·?,
u.a.~ ..... ~--.....:: ........ Jotln McEnroe (U.S.) dll. vrno. VIII
P11ten (U.8.), 6-3, .. ::!, W : Gulllttmo \/1111 (Aroentlna) def. Miii• O.P81mer
IU.S.), 1-3. 7·5, 4·1, 1-1; IEllot tettachr (U.S.) def. Clwte L"'8 (New
ZMlend). 4-1. 7·5. 1-3. 6-0: Tom G\lllllleon (U.8.) def. <:nip Hooper
!.). .. 7. M , 7-e, W : Jellne FlllOI
Ctllle) def. Fritz 8uehninQ (U.S.). 7-e,
• a.2. 1-2: st-Denton 1u.a.1 dll.
Mel Pvroell (U.S.~ .. 2. M . M. 11-3, w . JimllW Conn«• (U.8.) def. Jimmy
Arlu (lJ.8.), 1-4, 4-1, M , 1-1; Ille Nul-(Rornlf\18) def. JOll.,, Ktlllt
(8oultl All1ca). 4-1, 7-e, .. 7. 8-3, &-2;
lllodney Harmofl (U.S.) del. Scott
OeYle (U.S.), 3-e, M , 1-4. 7-1.
·-.. TNrd~ ...... AndrM JM0et (U,8.) di!. MdrM T-1 (Hlmgary), W , .. 2. Kathy
Alnalcll (U.8.) dlt. °'* HM Ula (Soud1
K-). 8-2, .. 1; Chr1I E~ Lloyd
(U.8.) dll. Kete Lethlm (U.S.). .. 2.
8· I: Bonni• Geduaek (lJ.S.) def. Wendy While (U.S.), 5-2, 0·3: Wendy
TurnbuH (AUllrttlle) ~. Claudie Kohdl
1Wt1t G«mtnrl 7.5, 5-7, 1-3· Ell .. Buroln (U.S. del. Bettin• Bunge
(U.S.), 7-e, 7-e: Orelchefl Autll (U.~.J
di! JIMlfer Mundel (Soutto Africa),
7•1. W : Zina Gan1eCH1 (U.8.) def. Hett"" Ct-(U.S.), .. a. 7•5. ................... DlllMee
VlclOt ~ Pftel• (U.8.1 ... W81'111 p-(Autlr~
Sluon IPhMlpptneal· S..3. 11-2; Shlomo Ollclteteln (lerMI~ -KNlftttJ (U.S.)
def, Tim Mayott• Tim Wllkleon (U.8.),
M . 1-4; Tien lllltoer>·Oeflle ~
(South AlrtoaJ def. Lloyd Bourn•·
l!lelnl Wiiienborg ~i.s..!i S..I, M . ..... Tlllrd ~ CN9 Hooper-Pet« Aettnerl (U.S.)
del. Bruce Maneon·Brlan Teec:ller ~.8.), 5-7, M , M ; Brian Oolttned
U.S.)-R•ul Ramirez (MH ICO) del. t-Mellter-Otlg Wlttue (U.S.).,8-7, 7-1, 7•5: Pet• ~ McEnroe
(U .S .) d e l. Jrr1 Oran•t (CllCl\Oelovakla)-E.rlot< '91<erMy (U.S.).
8-3, .. 2. w-·· ,..,.. 9'0llftCI DouetM Hen• Mendllkov .. Helena Su~ove (CUchotlovaklaJ def. Pam Caaal•
Crlottet Manuel (U.S.~ .. 2. ._ .. a--s .,.....
JoAnne RuMe11 cu.s.1-Vlrglflle Ruz1c1 (Romenle) del. Yvonne Verm1111
(South Afl'tca)-~ Y-glll (U.S.), ...... e-o: Pel11zle Murvo (tt~Lucy (> c.-1. ~ 1 Goroon (U.S ) def. lude Romanov
ChlCagO 000 140 000-5 10 0 (Aomanle)-Lelgh AM ~ (US.).
Sen Oleoo 000 001 000-1 7 1 8·4, l·I , 11·4; K•thy Jordan-Anne
Martt. PrOl)I (I). w. HemlllCIU~). Smllh (U.S.) del. Ive lludarove-
Le Smith (I) and J. 0.vte; lllcela Sllul)erltl• (Clecl>ollovalti.).
Ctlttter (5). Grtmn (8). Hewtllne ·I . e-:J, 8-4; Jiii D111l1·HH thlr
Swlaher. W-Martz. l ·I. l-Or•wc:ky, Uldlolf (U.8.) def. 8uean Leo-Pam 4·2. A-38,813. Wllyletoee (.t.1111tr•>. 4-8, 7-5, w. Olan• DH lor-llarbu1 Hallqu111 hllOI 2. .,_ 1 t!.S.) dell. Roe Felrtlenk·llMI KloM Atlanta 000 000 100-1 I 3 Soutll Africa), 8·•. 8·2 : He na Mon.,_, 010 000 001-2 I O 1ndllltov1·H•l•n • Sullove
Mahler, O•ber (I) and Slnatro; =oelovaltl•l Clef. 8enClra L" Rogera Mel Cart•. W-~ 1 .. 7. l'wn TllQl*den (U.8.). 7·5,
L-Oerber ..... HA-Montreet. OIYer t-4i 8hlle Md!..,,.., 91\erty Mould (20). A-56,807 IU.8.) dll. Mary Lou PIMlk·Wanely
Qlante .. Cat ..... 1 St. Loula 000 001 000-1 6 0 San Frenclaco 000 00 I 0411-5 6 1
Sluper, r,-Martln (8), Keat (i)'iiiCj
D Ponw; 8relnlng and May. w-
8relnlng, M . L-Stuper, .. 5. HA-
Se n Frencl1co, C Davie (15).
A-111.sn
Top 10
(lleeed •171 9t ..... ) .-..CAN LIAGUI
Q .. " " "°" W. Wiiton. KC 111 483 71 le& .342
VOUfll, MM 130 521 105 173 .328
E. Muney. Bal 123 442 17 141 ..311
Harrah, Cle' 132 50I 82 112 .318 Oarcla. Tor IN 532 80 1• ..818
C-, .,..... ,,. -11 "' .111 LanalOrd, a.. 107 401 !>II 129 .314
Coopw, Ml 129 &43 15 t70 .313 McRae. KC 13e 518 T8 Ill ..811
Rice. a... 119 417 .. 144 ..80I ............
0 . Thom••· Mllweultee . 34; fle.MctllOfl, A,...... M; Thornton,
CleYlland, 211; Wli'ifleld. New York. at; l .M. Parrlah, OelrOlt. 27; Cooper,
Mllw8Ult... 27. ..............
M<:A88. ~ Clly. , 11: 1llotnton. Clewlend. 104: Coopw, MllMUll ... II; G. ThomH, Miiwaukee , II;
Luztnllcl. Chlceoo. 12. ...... ,,. .,........)
P......,, 8alllrNlrl. I~ VUkOV!cft, Mllweuk•. 1t-4; Ouldty t#ft York, 14-5; Burne Clllelgo, 13-5: z.M, Aft9ela. 11-f; Petry Detroit. 14-7,
Oure, KlnHI Clly, 17·1: CIHr.
Bolton. 13--7
NATIONAL LIAOUI OMflH...._ Ollvw, Mii 134 110 11 170 .333
lo.8tntttt, Stl 131 510 11 t 113 .1aO
Madloclt. Pal> 133 417 II 151 .311 °""*"· ail 127 470 70 , .. .311 ~ LA t• _., 11 111 .Ill Buclt-. Chi tse &64 71 170 .IOT' Knlgllt. Hin 13' 511 .. 1541 .aot
Oener, Mtl 121 483 741 141 .IOI 0.-, Mii 123 50I 92 1112 .IOO.
Morgan, SF 110 N4 17 115 .2tt ..._ ......
Kingman, New York, 33: Murilhr,
Alllnta. 32; Sdwnltlt, f9tll1_.,... IO;·
J. 'Thornj)eon, "'"9burgll. 2t; Car1er. Mont..... 27; Homer. At~ 17: o.wr-. ~rt. .... .........
\
MYrplly, Atlanta. "; Clattl, San
rancllco, t4·h ~. Moml'ell, t2; ucl!ner. C loe90 , I t ; Clft•r. onue el, 111: J . Tllompaon,
Pltllllurgh, ...
White (U.8.). 5-7, 1 .. , 7-11: Martina
New•tllov•Parn Shriver jU.8.) def.
Anne M•rle Femandez·Tr~ ~· (U.S.~· .. I, M ; Pen~8elh1Herr (U.S. def. EllM Bur Moulton
(U.S •• 84, 1 ... 1· · AM Klyomurl {U.S. Betty Stove (Netherlenda) di!.
Jo (Brttaln).Andt91 T-1
m
HunoarY). 1·5. w . e.1. lAtlle Allen U.S.}-Mlme J-(YugoelrM) def.
anne ft"Oml>oltt (Awlr~lklMte
Glldueelt (U.S.). 1-e. &-1: R°"9 C..-
(U.S.)-Wancty 'Turnbull (~) ... 9eltl Hor1on (U.8.)-EltrabMll 8eywe (Aultrella), •2. e-o.
""" ltMNt ..... 0.-... 81111• JHn King-Robert Ven't Hol ~.) Clet. Kim Sltlnmetl..cnlQ Wltlue s.>. 8 ·4. 8-2; Anne Smllll
S.)-l(IWI Curren (South Atrtcel dell. F•lrbenlt · (Soutll Alrtca)oeruce
HldlOll (U.8.). w ..... 1-e.
Mlchelob ~ Reglonele (.t LAI • 7 w ) ..... u~ "'°"'*" Ce11tom1e def. T-. a.a: Southern Celllornle def. Peclllc HorthWllt, 5-0. •-.. u~ Northern Callfomle def. T-. 3-2; ........ def, lnlermoutl~. a-2.
• t.
1.c.o.... ( ................ . -CeMn PMle, 141.IOO m
Jerry Pell, 1211.700 m 117 ......... 73
fl.IDy z ..... 111.100 61-12-17-71 ,,.
Cr9lg Stadia(, • 13,200 ___ .,. m
Mill• 9t111nanl I 10,4150 Tom Kite. '111.450 m
71 ..........
k -10.1o-e1
87-87-14·73
Mtonlo Cerll•i ... .850 70-72·87-17 0ou9 T_..., .... ""'7-17-73 m
Gary McCoto. '1.700 Don~. 17,700 m
70-70.70..7 ee-11 ......
Bot> Glider .... IOO 70-.,,..._.7
Merk Celca..-tll. 11,IOO 11.-.1o-ee m 8Mu Baugh, 15,500 74-e7-73-86
Barry JHCllll, 111..1~ 61-72-fo-et Peter JecoOMrl "500 61-72-11-70 Torn Puttnr, Q,50/i • 70-72-17-70
Jtm s~. u.~ aa.1u1-12
Jell MllCll\lll. 13.347 et-71·71 ...
8oOby Clem9ett. 13.347 74-*7 I ...
Mil• &ullvan, 13,3'47 72·70-61-141
Frenlt Comer..1_ 13.~7 ... 71·7t·70 OI Morgan, N ,3'47 ... 70-71·71'
Ed 8nMd, 13.3'47 70-71-18-71 Wayne lrfl. 13,347 88-7o-et-73 •t ,George Arctt«. 12.MO 12·70-7t..-
8cott SWnpeon. 12.ao ee-12-19.11
" Jim Colber1. 12 ,280 61-86-7 t· 7 4 -D.A. Welbtlog. 11. 180 72· 70. 0 Bob Eutwood, I I, 180 73-16-;r:l-
"-" Celdwell. Sl,880 -.1 11
Bruce IMln. 1 U80 ee-1 13
i.-d ~ •1.88070-7 -11-73 -Tom Jenltlnl. I 1 ,52$ Mike Smith, 11,525
Scott Hoch I 1.525 vano. Hee/n; .• •1.626 ...
Terry Olel\I, .1,270 ~ Weteon, I 1,270 T1m Slmpeon, S 1,270
L«ry ~. I 1,270 -Thomae Ony, 11.033 Kenny Knox, 11,033 Ed~· 11.033 Merk 0 Melfa, 11,033 -Mldc Soll, 1850 Pll McOOWlll, 18!50
Forr .. t fellllr. 1850
.97 L«ry Mia, • 713 Joe'""*'· '713 Mii• Holland, 1713
Ed Florl. '713
71·72-71-811 65-74-71·73
118-18· 73-7 4 11.10 .. 1-13
70.72·72·70 72-18-74-70 70-70.71·73 ee-12-10-n
71-18-75-71 70-73-71-71
72-71-70.72
10-73-14-18
118-73-75-70 ee..73-12-73
72-71·6'·75
75-17-74-71
72·70.73-72
88-71-73-74 71-71..ff.71
Del ...
IUMDAV'9 MM.Tl (., .... ....,_...,
""'9T MCI. I l\.WtOnoL L~ l.CMr (t,ioCml) UO 4.00 UO
MOlllleut LllPln (Ot\198) 11.40 1.00
Predllectlon (lllllclt) 5.40
AllO reoed: AePd Ember, Tregle
Bell, f'lnk'" to Dickie, Jadt TM BNr, Ml\oen, VIVIYlt'IOQftl. flme: 1:09 115. •
MCOND Mca. 8 fultonoe.
Acup\lnetlKI (""-ll! 1.00 4.40 3.IO Tuff 10 8Nt (MoCenon) 2.80 2.80 p~ Kheld (Bladt) 1.00 A19o reoed: 8on Olllanl, 8er10llnl,
Blad! Bullet, Tio• Tewa D-. Ooodby9 J.V., 8kMIW Tiki, Bold
Rooty.
Time: l:OI. U DAILY DOUILI (9·2) peld
'32.10.
,..._, M CI. 8 lllrtonae. Aln9 of Erin (Sbll U6 3.IO 2.80 Rememt>er Hotly (OlllNy) UO 3.40
Slod< St>llt (Plncey) 3.00
AllO reoed! UM!-. FUl'lllY One.
College Money. Time: 1:10. M OACTA (a..) peld "4.00.
fOUfmt U CL I 11111 mllM.
ClubltouM tDlhMYl 7.00 4.IO 3.40
Wrlt'n on the Wind (Toro) 8.80 5.IO
Caroeon (Pl,_y) uo
Aleo reced: Chergeur. Tllt nto,
Cennlllln. Iron Ally, Lauritz.' King'•
Teble. 8eldele FINI, Nor Street Time: 1:43 1111.
...-rH M CL 7'A lllr1onQI on tUtf.
OelMnda (Shmkr) 7.80 3.80 3.00
P• Purple (Slblle) UO 3.20
Oaranda (Pierce} 1.00 ""° '-:>edi ~ ...... Uttte Mo, •Chuck 0 LUClt, kippy, ,,_., Mltle. Tim« 1:.211 315. II IXACTA (11-3) pejd 171.00.
IO!TH M C•. One mite. Slngte Flower (Siii) 8.IO 3.20 2.80
• Olympic Bronze (Olhely) 2.80 2.80 ~ Tllrll 10rteoa> 3.80 Alao raced: Me. Netlve S1r .. 1,
TOU(IMIMe, Morning Tlme. Nat Comee
Love, Beoe11nore.
T1m« f:37 415.
llWJfTM U CL I luflonga. Tu. Cmmroe (Pncy) 11.20 3.20 2.80
Stencharry (\leienzuela) 4.IO 4.40
Red Rodce1 (Toro) 8.80
Allo reced: Big PrHentellon. With Liberty, Jet Tr.,,.., 00-0emaa.
00 -Flnleh«I Int. dllquelilled
and plllCld ... I.
Tlme: l:OI 3/5.
• ECACTA (1·7) paid 173.00.
'2 Pie« IOI (2-5-1~1-1) pllld
11,8".40 with N w1nNng tlcketa (llK
llOrMI). 12 Pick 81• COMOletloft pllld IM.eo with 1,412 wlnNnll tldl ... (five
~).
IJONnt MCL One mite.
L.andeluoe l'= 2.IO 2.20 2. 10 1-N' ..,.. (ShmlcrJ 2.40 a. 10
a,ani. AelfMI ·~ 2. 10 Aleo reced. Sharll •own, Nordic
P"'-, Jernte'e Oelght l"'-I :36 315.
M IXAOTA (4-3) pllld 110.00.
.-TM AACa. '" milM on turi. F81t P.-(8blle) 24.20 10.20 8.20
BrMCfllO (Vatenzuete) 1.20 e.oo
Royal Buttone ICl!pltalne) 20.20 Al9o reoed: Vlzl«. Febulou9 Reudr1
Refunder, Rembllno Joe. Prlo; Approve !, Foroe ol Reeaon Choptdon, Mr. Mud •'
Time: UIO ti&
• IXACTA ( .. 10) pllld '297.00. An~ 21,100.
HGllWWood Pwtl MMDAV'9 MIULTI (11111 .,, ~ .__ _.,..,
.....,. MCL One mite ~ Super Teel (AIClllfd) 7.00 4.80 4.40
Scorpio 0 (K'.UCl•I 4.IO 4.00
Full Jlggtt (Anflle) 10. 10 Alto reced: ~ .i.e. ,_
Wlllt low, Co40NO TllCO. Andy'I
Dean. HowCly 8coot, Anclyl Dene.
T1me: 2.'()f 215. • IXACTA (t-4) pelCI .. 1.80.
~:=1~,,~a.Ti.20 Skipper'• Foroe (Rllchlel 2.80 2.40 Olar'mlnO Gent (Ac*ermert) 3.20
Alie> rlCICI: ~ Lew, tjev fun,
Dlnte Allegro. P1P8 Eddie, P.ier Lo e. T1me: 2:0 I 115.
T1tMD MCL One mite ~ K..oc. (Kuebler) 4.00 UO 2.AO
femMClo N IOurlnlDltll 3.20 2.40 ,,_. ~ (Oilletl) l.20
Alto '**': QAory ... ... Conon. MlnMMfll fella, ....,._ OelcMI. A Cut1ll. "-9 Girt N, 1',.,._
Tlme: 2:02 2111. ta IXACTA {a-1) peld 111.20,
fCMlllTM MCL One mite ~. One Mo HlllblHy (Shh)-5.20 3,40 2.ec
Vklolto ("'11r) 10.40 1.0C
HI C Sil .. <"-UC
Alto f'ICld: C A F-. Mldlllglltt .. In•. Banchl. Celle nl•. Heppy
HuMlng.
Tirne: 2:00 •
""" MC8. One rtllle 0-. Anclyl Fmca (Prgn) 1UO 7.40 4,8(
oui.lghl Lori (t.onool 5.40 l.4< H A FOll (8lecllman) 3.4(
Alto raced: Siie* 8wlll, Balllboro. Mt Hot Stull, AnClye Wlnllon, Thayer
Mlrlt.. Kine. f1111que Lafy. T1me: 2:G} 111.
• IXACTA (1-t) pelCI 11.94.70.
Camel. Where am~ belongs.
8 mg. "tar". 0.7 mg. nicoune 1v. per c1gar1111. FTC Repon OEC.\Bl.
Warning: The Surgeon Gtnerel Has Determined
Th11 Cigarette Smoking 11 p.ngn.a ta Yaur Hutlh.
ri!8m1. ~ 9'&1'19..oor.=; 2 2< H~Y{,,; 1~1 UO 5.0<.
Sole E:xpedltlon (Todd Ml • 2C A"o recad SunMt Beech. Sn.Uy
PMe, Tllr• Flnget9, ~I Roy S,
Ughtnln Sllt\'I. Llttle Brei ~. JICN Ho,i Pmaic«, Llama. Tl!M1 :51 2(5.
• CTA {1-1) paid 121.llO pr: tri&.f.df>'1 ~ n ·2C
VMldo (Coo&tncl) 1 20 3.0C
tlantM Mrry (Vellandlnghem) 2.to
Aleo reced: Stormy Atleclt, Ove rlnue, Horece E Henover,
9tege110. TUlaneltll. Mendatle Time. 1:67 215. ' M IXACTA' (4-3) peld M3.50.
llOHTM flAC~One mtle trot. Noon Star (Spr 1)38.00 •J3.IO 7.40,
Final Chip (Oru 'lll 8.00 4.00 Flegg HMIOYlr (Hilimee) 7.40
Aleo reced: lltude. Dear Sir, Arttl(• Mei-. Le M-Ptldl, GOiden Pt1de Blend• Speed •
Tim. 2-0t 115.
NINTH U CL One m11 ~
Nordtl Tryu !Sith) 8.40 3 80 3.00
Fred 8-(Anoereon) 8.40 11.20
HICI08rOW Lynx (Sprlggl) 4.20 Al~ raced: &rHmer N. S~ Ouellty, Strip Squece, Scoring Drive,
Jenny• Led N.
Timi: 1:67 3111.
IS IXACTA (~I) Patel $101.10.
h "CK I ll! (4·1·7·4·11·4) paid
15.214.80 wflh -w1M1ng tlck.U (llbl ,__,. 12 Pldl Six Coneollillon
pejd 111.00 with 202 wlMlng tle*et• (~--)
TINTH M CI. One ,.. ~.
Ory SllCll (P"""'l 8 80 3.80 2.20 Aldan N (Bekar) I 20 3.00
Loyal l9d (Leckey) 2.20
Ai.o reced: Ooclor Don N. ~ Gent N. Captain Padero, Kenaea City, / Sperlcltrou, Anne Kerr Spur.
Time: 1:57 3111. ta IXACTA (1-3) peld Sii 40.
Attendance: 10,824 •
NFL EXHIBITION (INI)
NATIONAL CDMRMMC• WEI T DIVISION W L T ~,.PA ,._ 220 .5008181
Sen Frencl9CO 2 2 O .500 51 ee
Atlan1e 2 2 0 .500 47 10I
New Orlear>I 1 3 0 .2llO 64 88
EAST DIYlllOH ,
Dalles 3 I 0 760 Q2 Plllledelphle I 3 0 .. 250 t18
N If Olenll I 3 0 .260 68
SI Louie t 3 0 .260 29
WuNngton 0 4 0 000 55 C~DlviatOM
Tempt Bey 3 I 0 .150 103
M""-le 3 2 0 .800 15 85
G,...., Bey 2 2 o 500 112 11t OetrOl1 2 2 0 .500 83 ee Ch4CaoO I 3 0 250 88 78 AllEJUCAN CONRM..C:.
Bufflllo
Mlernl
Baltimore
New Englencl N.Y. Jlta
Wl!IT DM9IOH W L T ~ 4 0 0 1.000
220 500
2 I I .587
2 2 0 .500 130 .250
EAIT OMetON 3 1 0 750 11
211 .N77154
3 2 0 800 IOI 101
I 3 0 250 89 101 1 3 0 .250 71 71
CENTIIAL DIYlllON
4 0 0 1.000 101 89
4 0 0 1.000 10 t18
2 2 0 .600 73 7t
1 3 0 .250 Ill 125
NAIL Dlevoff9 MCGNIJ ftlMIND
~= Coemoe 2, 8111 oteoo t (0--
tetd ...... 1-0) ........ , .. 0-
S..ule at Fon Lauderdale (For1 Leudwdlte ...,. --. 1-0) eo..-.. Sen Oleoo ,....,.. a-
Fort Lauderd'tll al SH Uia (II
~ .............
San OleOO II o-noe (W 1111 I t)
I
t
ce Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Monday, leptember e, 1812
49ers seek
..
From AP .. ,,.&diet .
Joe Montana, the San Franc1a:o 49ers' brilllant
YC>U.ni quarterblK:k, loel into the new .euon with
'. the proepect ot aa•ln workJng In a constantly c~ back1Jeld. And Coach Bill Walah, after doing 1>4td\work
subltitutina along the offenaive line in exhibition
. B~ voiced a major concern 'Vhen he '8id, "Joe fdon~ mutt be. protected."
'Ibe 49en were the only team In the Nation.al
football Conference West without a 1,000-yard
rusher 1ut eeuon. The team'• ruahing leader was
Ricky Patton, with MS yarda, and he ia gone, cut
when the roeter waa reduced to 60 playen.
. The potential wealcneaes in the offensive line
and beckfield are evident, but there were many
·more uncertainties before last aeuon, and the 49ers
were 16-3 in the regular Nation.al Football League
sea.on en route to a Super Bowl victory over the
Cincinnati Bengals.
SAN FRANCISCO was 6-10 in ·1980. Next
Sunday in the regular aeason opener with the Loa
Angeles Raiders, the 49en set out to prove that the 16-~ mark was no fluke.
"We have to forget about last year. The Super
Bowl ring la good, but it's just memories. We have
to go out and work twice as hard,1' says Ronnie
Lott, the comerback who earned All-Pro honors as a rookie.
The Raiders, Super Bowl champions in 1980,
slumped to 7-9 last season.
"I don't know what happened to them, but I
feel sure BUI Walsh won't let it happen to our
team," says 49ers wide receiver Dwight Clark.
The 49ers were the only NFC West team with
a winning·record. Injuries struck hard at the Rams
division champions from 1973 through 1979,' and
the Atlanta Falcons, who took the title in 1980. The
New Orleans Saints' 4-12 record under a new coach
Bum Phillips, was an improvement from the dismai
1-15 record of the previous season:
. THE RAMS are going with Bert Jones, fonner
Balumore quarterback, in what they hope will be a
comeback aeaaon. Atlanta, in Steve Bartkowski and
Alfred Jenkins, has one of the NFL's best passing
combinations, but a defensive turnaround is needed
The Rams' offensive line is a rebuilt unit, with
center Rich Sau) and tackle Doug France gone
through retirement, and should be the key to the
Rams' hopes. All starters are back on a defense that
allowed a distressing 351 points in 1981.
Atlanta's defense was one of the NFL's best in 1~80, but opponents 800red 355 points last year.
Lmebacker Joel Williams, who had 16 sacks in
1980, was among last year's injured players.
New Orleans' George Rogers led NFL rush"ers
with his 1,614 yards as a rookie, but the Saints'
passing attack was the league's weakest, and pass
defense also was poor. The new backup to
quarterback Archie Manning is 36-year-old Ken
Stabler, and former Penn State lineman Bruce
Clark could be a big help on defense.
San Francisco's offensive line came of age last aeason. with guards Randy Cross and -John Ayers
gaining recognition as two of the best in the NFL at
their jobs. But Cross is recovering from an off-
seaaon injury now, one reason 49er quarterbacks
took some hard knocks from pass rushers in
preseaaon games.
MONTANA, HOWEVER, has Cl'O!l8ed up many
pass rushes with quick tosses to running bac.ks or
tight ends, and he throws very well on the run, as
proven on the dramatic touchdown pass to Clark in
the final minutes of last Janµary'a NFC title game
against Dallas. '
Montana completed 63 pereent of his passes
last 8e81Pl, his first as a full-time NFL starter. Wide
receivers Clark and Freddie Solomon combined for
more than 2,000 yards gained. The running attack
will again employ several combinations of backs,
with fullback Earl Cooper the top returning threat
and rookies Vince Williams and Newton Williams
among the newcomers.
RUii Francia, who had aome All-Pro seasons
with New England, ls a new 49er, but he miaied
most of awnmer training camp with back problems
ao did not challenge Charle Young for the starting tight end job.
End Fred Dean, linebacker Jack Reynolds and
three rookie backs including Lott were among the
atandouta in the 49en' excellent defensive effort
last year. Walsh has pt_ten rid of two Super Bowl
starters, linebacker U'aig Puki and tackle Archie
Reeee, and brought in new men including veteran
linebacker Bob llom.
HAllOlt U.WM--MT. oun
Mortuart • Cemetert Cre"9torv
..
'. '
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
S.0-5554
rtMCI NOTHIU
l&l. NOAOWAY MOITUAaY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
IAU%&180110M
SMfTH & TUTHtU. WISTCUH CHAPll
427 E 171h St
Costa Mes.a
646-9371
PAC..C ••w ~, ...
C..."'V M ortuarv Chapel~ernatory
3500 P.ctllc: View Omit
NlwPO" Beach 1444700
FIR THI
'RICIRI
Births .....,.
Mr. & Mra. Joe JM'fe. Hunltng1on
IMc;ti, Girt
Mr. & Mre. JOMC>ft Hav.,1011, Huntlnaton llelch. Olrt
Mr. ' Mn. Donald Allan, IMie, Girt
Mr. & Mr•. Aloherd Knecht,
H9wpott llelch. :r
Mr. & Mra"°lln Snelgrove,
H9wpott lleedl, lo,
Mr. & Mra. Todd Hma. H9wpott llelch. Girt """ " Mt. & ,..., Gery""'-. H9wpott
llelch. Olrt
Mr. & Mra. Gene 811r•on. Hunttnaton llelch, lo, Mr. & Mra.•Stepl'len lrencU,
IMM. Olrt "" Mr. & Mre. otepl'len Dolle, H9wpott ..... Boy
Mr. & Mrt. Jottetl'len ledll.
H9wpott ..... Olrl
Mr. & Mr~ro lifr•lro, IMne, Girt
Mr. & Mta."~ Wang, """"·Gitt Mr. I Mrt. Aoooo llnfal,
HlllltlNton ..... lo, Mr. I Mr9. 0.-DOtlOfl, CoN W..,Qfrt Mr, Md M,.. ,,.,_ Loe.M,
HUnttngton ..... ~
Mr. & ..... "'::. MoConMa. o....--..,.
Mr. & Mra. """'' ll'llptey, ................. .., .., ................ ......,,. ................ ..,
Mr. & Mr•. Merll eo.lfM, ,...._Y...,,Qfrt
,_,_
llOnc& CM' ,.,.,. .. IM.I T ............ .............
YOU AM IN Ol'AUL T UNOIA A
L.ONQ l>UHM llCUlltlfV (tNITALLM!NTl LAND CONJMl.1 ~~~1~Jh ..
TAKI AOTl()H TO '"°lfCT VOUf' P~TY, IT MAY II tOLDAT A llUILIO SALE 1r YOU HllO AN
IXPLANATION 0, THll NATU"I OF THE PAOOllDINQ AOAINIT YOU, YOU 8HOUl.O CONTACT A LAWVl!l'l
On 8aoi.Mbtf 11 tt12 •I 11.00 o'olodl a.I'll., 8TiWART flTLI OF
CALIFORNIA ••• d11rv appoint.cl
T NII .. Unclet tn<I pureu11nt to t.onQ Form 8ecurlly (ln1111tmanl) LanCI
Contraot With 'owar ol 8•1• ("Oontraot"I rac:oro.ci 09oemb.,
18, 19711 .. tn1trument No. HON In
8ooll 119001 Page 1016 of Offlclll
Aeoorda In tne office ol the County
Recorder OI Or~ County 11•1•
of CalllClfni., e11tcutad by A081!AT ALAN KITCHENS. a llnola man ..
Vandee, and ELMIJ'I PATTERl(»j
and ELSIE w PATTIA80N ...
VaodOfl. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST 8100£A FOA CASH
(payable at time 01 Hie In lawful
1110neY of the United St•l•l at Iha omc.. of St-1111 TIU• of c.ilfClfnla, 900 Nor1ll Broadway, 81nta Ana,
Cellfornla 92701; (714) 11118·1114, all
right, Utla and lnt«•I oon~ 10 and now held by II under H id
Contract In the prooiinv eltuattd In
4 Mkl County and Stile deacnbed ee; Lot 2 of Tract No. 853, M per map recorded In Boe* 19, Pt1Q8 42 of Mlleeltlneout MIP8 In the Of'lloe ol "ttle Coult~ Aecofdw ol Orange
County.
The llr••t •ddraH and other common dealgnatlon. If any, of tha
real property de1c:rll>ed above 11
purl>Of'lad to be 22119-22117·22117'A Pacllic, CO.ta M .... Calllornl•.
The 11ndarelgnad Truat•• dlaclllm• 1ny lfablllty for any lncorractnen of Iha 1trMt 1ddr ...
and other common dealgnatlon. II any. lhown herein. Said nl• wlll be made. but
wltho111 covenant or werrenty,
expr ... or Implied, regarding tltle.
po11 .. 1lon or ancumbrancH, to
pay the remaining prlnclp1J tum Meurad by Hid Contraot, lo-wit:
$45,9311.00, Hid 1mo11n1 not
lncl110lng the prlnclpal balance payable on underlylng
enc:umbranc:e(1). l'lbjec:t to which
Iha rMl property wlN IMI told, with
lnt«•t ti.eon. u provided In Mid Contract. MlvanoM, If any, under
the 1anna 01 Hid Con1rac1, •-. chargH and 111panu1 of the
Truet" end ol tha trust• crffted by
Mid Contract.
The Vandora undw Mid Contract heretofore llllQUlad and deltverad
to the unda,.lgnad a written
Dec:laratlon of o.fault and Oatnlnd
IOI' Sala, end • written Notice ol
1>efeult and Elaetlon to Sell. The
~ c:auMd Mid Notice of
Default and Elec11on to Sall to be
recorded In Iha county whir• the
rMI proPertY la localed.
Al ol Iha lnltlal PllbllUllOn of the
Notloa of Sala. the total amount of the unpaid belanoa or the obllgatton aac:utad by Iha praperty lo be Miid,
(not Including the-pr1nclpal bllance
payable on 11ndertytng tnCllmbr enoa(1). eubjec:I to wtllcl\
Iha rMI PfCIPl'1Y WUI be told) and reaaonably ••llmatad coa111 axpan1aa. and •Ov•nc•• •• o Saptaml>er 21, 19110 u fotlOW11: Total Unpaid Prlnclpal
Balance:
'45,9311.00
E.IUmatad CO.ti and
Ellpen-ol FOfeclOaur•:
s 2.0211.20 &tlmatad Advanc.a and
Cradlla of Vendor:
I 1.6411.10 TOTAL: '49.514.30
Data: AuQult 20, 1912
BnWAAT TrTLE
OF CALIFORNIA
18 Nici Tl"\dt .. , 8y: TOM QUEEN, Ill
Vice PrlllAdant, CountyM~ o/o~.Ablon
& Maeeda
3'00 Wllahlte Bt\14 .• SI.It!• 1700
LCM Anoelea. CA 9001~2874 (213) 38114385
PubllahMI Orange CoHt Deity
Pllol. Aug. 30, Se9t. e. 13, 1n2
3804-92
DEATHS
ELSEWHERE
SCHENECTADY,
N .Y . (AP) -Joba
SMmbo. 59, a leader of
the IntemaUonal Union
of Electrical Workera
who represented
General Electric Co.
employees for more
than 30 years, haa died.
LONDON (AP) -
Cllfford Canoa, 75, a
British pianiat, haa died
of a blood dile&le.
LEBANON, Ky. (AP)
-FraU L ClteU, 74,
who repreaented
Kentucky'• 4th
Congreellonal Diltrict in
the U.S. Hou1e from
UM4 to 1966, bu died.
INGLEWOOD, CaJJl.
CAP) -Slaelly
Oo•drea•, 34, one of
North America'• leadlna
harneH rlden wldi
more than 2,000 r~ 1n
hia career~-~.!!~ died after beina UlJUR'U in • r.-e at Hollywood Park.
CLEVELAND (AP)
-Bea. Carrtllpr, 00,
pert of an Akron
Beacon Jo urnal
report.en' team wbJch
woo • Pulibler Prillt fOI'
covera1e of the
lhootln8 at Kent State
Unlvrity in 1970.
PITTSBORO.&.. J! .C. CAP>-W• aaner,
89,.a ~t North
Caroliria Democrat, hae
dJed.
CLJ:VBLAND (AP)
-Dr. Walter 8 . Prlte~. 72. former
cblef of 1taff at
Unlwn&ty HolpltU of
a.wl.lnd mid endi..S
with performln1 the
fiflt IU CCel"\11
proeedUN to ,..... •
patteat '1 failed
bw .............
. .. 642-5678
~.~!'JI ....... «~!!ff.{•!.l~'!.:. .... !'.!!!!.{'!.!•!.• ....... !'.!!!!.!'.~!~'! ....... !'.!!!!.{'.~Ii'! ....... ,,,.~'!. .•..•.••. !~ '1~'.~'.1. ••••....• 1.'.'!I ¥!!'.'.~~! ••••••••• J.'.'!I ¥!.".'.~'.! ••••••••• !.'.'!I !l!!'.'.~'.~ ••••••••• !.~I . --·--.. ---------J LIM llLI ... ,......_,,, ...... , Prime Lldo Nord Mytront. 8 bdrm, II~ bath. ::1 ~~""•,:::,=:ti: Lae L.R .. 2 boat .upe •uoo.ooo.
aublect to Ult ,...,., -
'•Ir Ho11•lng Aot of Re~led 3 bdnn, 2 bath + lar19 rec. rm. = ~ ..,:-.~; beam oeillnp. fumlahed, 1>9tlOI. '420,000.
=.·tc!i""::;, n•n•u •••11 ~~,;.:e, ~· MX Prize Wml Bay bayfront. Sllp1 for 2 boa ta
any Intention to m.:! remodeled 3 bdnn. 3. bath S,1,200,000.
any ~ prefwenca, N-m I t • t I o n o r Ocean & jetty view.. Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3
dlacrlrnlnatlOn." bath. 3700 eq.ft. Sl.385,000. Oceanfront.
Thia newapepw wut not
know1ne1y ec~t any UllA llU IAYFllllT
adYenlalftO '°' ,..., -tit• wNdl la In vlolatlon Lagoon ~w from 6 bdrm, 5 bath, playroom,
of the i.w. dark rm. den. Boat .Up. Now Sl,000.000.
........... ,,.,.. ....
EHf•lde, 1lngl• atory llM ••
townhome In park-Ilk• 81)9Clou• 3Br + ZMBa, Mttlng. POOi. clubhouN, redWood patio a ape
putting yreen and large h d b I .. t I •h•d• rM1 anh1nc• an •~ ' c.. rp c 11111 fre1h 2 Bdrm 2 •tre lg 2 car g•r.o w/wlne cellar or flat beth home with tlr.-rm. Mu•I Mii ASAP. place. S136.000. Ma-5880 '•
142-1200
PETE BARRE IT .. REALTY
TlllUOI YllW
Baal mod•I, Newport
Terrace. Ltg 3 Br 2•
Ba townhome w/tront
IOcatlon • tlrlt!lng vt.w. "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::il Lovely Bdrm 1u1te & i loft. Call for ttnanclfla
detalla. Full price S13f. 000. 761-3191 RANCHO SANTA
FE
' C:.'•I I', -i-"° I .1q J~ 1f 1J , • ' , ---
*fMllDf• Choice 4br •11~Uv1
ranch atyla hom• In
prime TURTL£ROCK
loc111onl S 1.200/mc
ren1 Ill appilea towwdl purch... In o monthl. Latge, io,, lnt«eet ...
•umable loan, tormel
dining, lrPlc, and FEE
LANO. (7i4)769-1501 °'
(714)762-1373. 2070
Sen Miguel Of, N9wpOtt
leec:tl.
~ Walker & Lee
..,... bJal '"' ....•.................
PAl11DJOl111 Exclualve Balt>oa lelend 1111111 Advertla-IAYlllE PUOE
ere should check Spectacular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
their ade dally and 2 ba dn. 2 boat speoea. Reduced-Sl.500,000.
W""41 ... t lltt
neat tGhool and vlHage.
Baal covenant buy -
1259,000. Call owner st
714/455-7911
...... llOrne. For detAIHa, dY9 Otrtti tltf .., os5--01e2: ev1 er3-4et2
report errors Im-ILIFFI ONM lllllllMt ........ , f!~.~!!.'h!..J.~¥.
I llUT lffl .. ._. YHr tfter mediately. The. DAILY PllOT aa-Single story end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba
aumee llablllty for on largest greenbelt & lake. $250,000.
the tlrat Incorrect Fllll• •• 11 •••oN
CLASSY 5 BR
Dover Shor" ar... de-Wxe throughout, cuatom
3300 aq ft Magnificent
pool, ape & fire ring, 3
Cir garage. OWC fl·
nanclng. A•klng 1685,
000. Appl. only. Call
e40-6CIOO or 769-1111
0.rtll ......
38r, 2ba, 270 cTeg view.
$395,000 , ..
Insertion only. .... """ I•-------Brand new 4 br, 4 ba, cu1tom French 4 Br 3bl, $375,000 FM
...... i.i. Normandy Estate on 1 ~ acre hilltop.
$1,250,000.
, ...... ,.,
4Br. 3ba, pool, facuul .
$475.000 ..... /hold or
$892 ,000 te•. Cell
075-6830
•••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,,,.,, =31".................. IVILM ~!!.'1. ••••••••• }~f Fee simple cottage on quJet Deecanao St. (ln
--!!lllllililllllililililillilil(..Ela'ta)-$145.000.
The Gerrie Co.
"',.. Turt~ G~ WOOd-OllllUll 0111
ey, top vt.w. Dramatic 3 Coronado Ia1and cuat. bayfront lot. 8:1' boat
Bdrm Jaamln• model. dock. Plana avail. Now $370,000 w/tenna .
FOf Cl&laffied Ad
ACTION Cell a
o.lly Piiot
AO-VISOR
842.se1e
lil:w;t,r~
• 675-5930 •
:11>:r. ... (',I 1111 \ t'tl \I
!::tr•d••. rewdood
• ""' pool & ten-nle. Owner mo1lv1ted.
Reduced to n5o;t>OO. BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
Ufllil OOt ti()Ml::S
RealiOf'I 075-tOOO
.I: M 1 •, J'1•' •... f1" I ,...,,,.
m•nn
11muT Giant 4 ~rm bMu1y In
Corona del Mar. t..oc:.t· ed In the Hwt>or View Hiiie .,.._ Unbeltevable
canyon vteW, gr .. t for
the hoataa who lovea
to entertain In an lm-
p ren Ive home end
1Utrouncltnge. Good fi-
nancing paottage. Cati
' 840-2313.
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POINT • SPYGLASS
HILL
Superbly con•tructed
oatad eetat• on almost
t;. acr. wtttl ~ vtew.. S1.t60.000.
.....17 ...... . ....... , ...... .
.. "-' 111111tt 1211,-
EutMde Coat• M.a 2 Br. 2 ea. home, hard·
wood floof•. larger lot,
CUI-de-NC •tr•t. 1125,
000. Owner Will finance.
COLDWC!LL
BANl(eRO .....
Bayfn)nt condo Witt\ alp
avallablllty. 2 BA, 2
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1. ............ ........... 3eO ----of b9Y __,. ~ & ocean from roof .... ..., 1·., ,. ger6en ... -of the (WM 11-1111) many arnanltiee. Adblt
See large lld In Setur-financing.
day Delly Piiot R.E. -;iii;•5•;•;•5•5•;·~~ Mellon. ii ...... ., .... ......,
111~ ll1-1111
..., .. .......... ••nmT• BOAT ILIP, prlvtte ~~iiiiiiiii;;:; baactl. Ute end dlMIY • 8 bdnn. 2 bettl home.
llllllM Llml ~5.=1 ~ llU -. TALK811 Of •200,000 ,.... Va1Ua toa111 ooo, down & ....., .-ctlfY
Incl. 4 br, 21A ba, J en 1at T.O. at 1N for 10
addition OOf'llClieted In ~ ~ all Offerll 1917 con•l11lng of OrlM#/ArlttM 11M117
t • m II y rm w / fr••-;°';17;1-;·10IO:iii&;&ii
1
•tandlnQ ftptc. den &
wtlk-ln atonoe ololel.
AdJ, to tl'lll new ••-
l)enll¥a fMlly --..
the btt-ln .... kit. "' lldJ. formel ~ ..... ~ tflt ..... dtlla
door entry II • huge
formal llYln9 rin w/
eno4flar '"*· The ...
bdrm .. lrlOl. .,....., droom untta. Exoallnt aulte w/1unltan dbl• ........._ 1._ ._ ~ •l'lowtr & mirrored _.. ,...... ---·
wardrobJ• J.•-=1 ~ a':t "::: ~ be1r1 1Nft1o11r-lullrnlt on AITD. ""·
ad & the ,.., rerd ,_ 000. -1 '
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IOt la' -1111 d I '*Jm;iii====•= epaoe for orMllOn ofli
reo vefllol• aocau. ..... ..
Don't 1'1t11ta1e to ClrlW TWo 1tcwy ...... I =·~~ .. ~ .. = .. """ be9utlM "'"" ... "°' llUmlUftcled by 8 AT. 1l:H -1 or by 14,000 t•d IHl•ll•. appt~ OOAIT Ta'1efully d90orateel
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Mot1v1t•d Miier HYI
mow 111 3 Bdrm Cotta
M .. home now reduo-
lld $4,0001 Now. I 105,
900, call nowl 84e-7171
A ,A.BULOU8 VALue for only 8115,000
end owner 11 n .. lbl• on term1 end
condttlona. Submit HcMntlM °' tenna or CASHI An axceptlonal WATE9'Ff•ONT
home on th• legoon with a privet• ~torr reelderloe for entertaining Wee THE REAL
ESTATERS C:: °' deity ~I bedroom• and Mvlftg '"*"• famlly rm whh
atep•down bar -0 THE WATE9'. 8pldoua peUo and much more. C.U fot
de .... and lnwett now ~the prba
go UP. l'ter ~ .. Ip f« 1ar_. yecflt.
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DIRECTORY
HOUSES FOR SALE
1 89' pin FAM RM ot DEN
31131 Holly Or., Aliso Bch. So.Lag .
499-2857/499-1600 Sa/Sn/Mon 1-4
a BEDROOM
314 Marigold, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $669.000 Mon 1-5
165-4 Sunaet Ridge, Laguna Beach
494-1177 Sun/Mon 1-5
669 Joan St., Costa Mesa'
5-46-2313 $129,000
.
Mon 11-2
603 36th SI., Newport Beach
675-9184 $840,000 Sal/Sun/Mon 1-5
I BR plue FAM RM ot DEN
1135 Pembroke, Newport Beactt
845-5555 $284.900 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
**38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 615-7060 $525,000 Sun & Mon 1-5
15 Rue Fontaine (Bg Cyn) NB
760-8333 $975,000
2501 Harbor View Or (HrbrVuHls) NB
760-8333 $585,000
Mon 1-5
Mon 1-5
616 Marlgofd, Corona del Mar 67~5511 $365,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-6
4 aEDROOM
760 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isl, NB
873 .... 208 $575.000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
225 Via ONleto (Lido lale) NB 631-1400 $575,000
4 ... plue l'AM RM or DEN
• 320 s.award (Shorecllffs) CdM
631-1400 *'476,000
Mon 1~15
Mon 1-5
210 Via San Remo, Udo Isle, NB
875-3048/873-2558 Sa/Sun/Mon 1-e5
••DltOOM ~12 Cerob, Eutbfuff, N.B.
844-1742 $249,000-LH
*35 Rtdaetlne Or, Hrbr Ridge, NB 780-1800 $2,850,000 Sa/Sun/Mon 2-e
3 San Sebut..,,, Hrt>r Ridge, NB
780-1800 12.100.000 Sun/Mon 1-6
*12 Trafalgar (Hrbr Ada) NB
. 780-8333 •1."6,000"
CONDOMINIUMS
. FOR SAL!
Mon 1-5
1•-PAM••DBI 2846 Vitti Orn1ic9' ~ loll
84CM>020 '315,000 8at18un/Mon 1-6
llOlllU HOll18
PCHI IALI ·---100 Udo"" Or.~ Vig) .. •1-MOO -OQO 8jtl8unlMCift 1-I
700 Ullo M Dr. ltl (Cllw•l'll) .. '
•'-MOO --e./luftlMon t-1
Home+oueat+lnc:oma
OWC let • Flex. Tanna
509 Ac:acl• CdM nr bell
Spo1feea IJICint Duplex
Huge 5bf'/3b.+3br/3bl
4401< own/bkr 845-704S
IPYIUll
5 TWtn Lak• Cr.
5 Bdrm Southport. Va-o an I & reduced to
$469,500.
oa•EO 11101111
Dramatic 3 Bdrm.
4'Aba. Pool, view. Pvt
t>eac:hM. $495,000 i...
Mllold.
111-HU
La-rtHIJ/~
REAL ESTATl 644·6397
ua•Y11Wau s.u.altto W. home on
... land. 3 Br. 2 Ba. ltv & din rm, lg fem rm, all
amenlllee, IQ ttee lot. By Owner. $200,500. Call
840-7007.
IY IWIEll
1238,500 -3BA 2'A be.
2 llOf)' twnhN, gated
MO, pool, tennl•. Jae.
aauna, club room. Walk
to allopplng, bike to
l>Hotl. You own land.
20'Y• down and ueume
12% loen. By •PP~
7141790-31175
Old COM DUPLEX
$330,000 F.P. with $30,
000 down. Terma avail·
able. Sus>« lnV99tment.
Call John 56~
C.u #eM 1114 ......................
.... ftL....,
,_ 11 YU/11~
With 20% down you can
move Into tNa toYety 4
Bdrm hom•. freehty pelnted In and out.
Terrlllc loc:aUon. Alklng
$147.000. FCK appoint·
m•nt to •••· c a ll t:S.0-1151
ii WI
•••••u.. In lhl• 4 bdrm home
with famlly rm, lncd ~atd and Iota of utru.
Owner wlll aulat w/
financing. Only S135,
000. Call 979-6370 now.
\f >11 / tlFll
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111.-... ......
Spec:loue 38' + 2~ .
r9Ctwood peUo .. ap&.
h•ndaorne brick frplc, 111re lg 2 c:er garage
w/Wlne cellar Of dal1l
rm. Mutt Nit ASAP.
84&-MIO
l1Hl/1 .... 9"11 -· LHM/Optlon or P11r·
c:tlue. YOUR ,_ 1150
aq. It. (plu• dbl geraoe
w/opener) Oetuxe Con-
do. GrHt park •Ide
locatlon, next to all
•hopping & theetera,
Incl. all amenltlee. Op-
portunity. to etart ow-nerlhlp W/quallty hOfna wltu uvtnge. 714/e31-6055 or 84@-2000.
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3 Br 2 Bal Aat. Fl'ad
Tenore. 031·flH or 131.2111
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.IU8T I Ml. TO THI AINIOftT ~..,::=:..,~ ••· H•:.r;.• Glen • •110.000. 71)19 ~ llllft .....
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11.11'1 IUWll'I •• IMa'nllll -..Ut1ful flome t0t ~· .. ..... S1 bd, I be.;-' bet, nloe ~~0,:8 cwtio:=· ~ bloctc to bead!, 21k mzr ........... ~":": U..., Liii • .....,. Ian Olementw SHtcle 04 llfled ~ 9'~ i bdfm, I be oondo. ,•9\•o var, s ,~0, /~~· ptden room, dining rm: 1ba. UH. Utll pd. 2 bl', "' occ. ger/petto
Thll lo¥lfy pool home i 1i\. tam rm1 2 IA, owner1hlp, modern IMn,. H 900/mo. 1"· Yard. Oar, pool, t..W. 4tJ.17M ' ~try kltotl w/bt!Glt. 64&-9743 I 4 e O PI u • 1 a o . ,..,int tentflo l\neno-"I " Plen on mator 8~ ttyte c un1• ec>t. 976• 830 I oovrta. MOO. 940-tt48 Upper dd, pool. Par-........... /Ylewt 946-1317 Child 0.1< .• No fl'lo. 4 lge bdnN MW green~t W/MMY up• tloute with OOMl\-<hllle & TIPS TO ICH, S 8r & Of IT).0872 HU .... Y NICI 1bf w/~ 11allK furn If dHlrtd. 2 and 3 bdrm. I.dry, Doge
•pelno .. 0''01naert. Ol*kfetetdanclat grad .. lnaludlng thut· GOif oourM view. CIOM engl. (2111 US-HOT, Nloe S BA 2 ... den, ~":r'!\ts"'f~~~ :rLJ:>' 11, IHIOO. gat., "'tplec.. Meo end -E-.tlde.;.:.;_k!_xx-ury--ln-a_plne_ " lfer1 fert, dMIQI* w~ fo everythln~ly t 3t0-64e&, •11-:1511. ..._. del Met, Ofdnt, no up Winier. 640-47"4 fortet. "9fftQ D/W, !Ml. ~rcffa~· ,~w:i1'!: r'•~::!x ~...,., ~1 :w aOWMI' oc:: ...,..,,... g:•· .... , 11ert• Mom• 8::9' pr5:~ ~ 28~ 2.=, den."' High aer 119')9 to Mncl. MOO 2. a ... 'Mu.,("'*'·
polnt!Mfll to .... oall ---------l2u.ooo J an v= OClOUpy a 8drm .. 2 betll 2 .. ory. 4bf, 4 betM, . 841-1 24 c i b • I 1 0 1 6 m 0 . • '4W632 mo. yrty: •VIII now. : ~La e H~ g ~, ~ ~: 640-1161 ..._. ... ,,,__el IHI ...... _......... City & ocMI\ ~ ept. If dining rm, gtent 1areen other 31r w/PoOI. a 7CIO-t1307. . eT6·6710 wet/'#l(nclt. "13/"'""·2• .. •
;";'11.tt;' ... 1'.":ee••••••• ~-appllce&>le I. rent the TV, hot tub, mod. kltotl. 21r apeoe age kltall. ltTY UTll/ ... YI 3 br 2 ba frplo lge • ., • ., ...... · VILLI II 011111 other ~ ..,.rtment• fOt 2 oar encl. perking. t<ldl ok. 1925. I Aat ........ 2 rnuttt bdtm 1111111, • 1uxuiy.1ype 'ept. Slept 18r. endOMd petlo, (1111
HAllTIFUI. tnoome. Seller wtll help Av• I I 8 •Pt · 1 5 • fee. 11 a.et Atty 2 bd.rm, 2 be. Flreplact., dbl g•r•11.•, 1pe, all to wetar. 8ep1-June. Included. 1'10 mo.
01.D WORLD , flnenoe & IAVl t>uyet 9715·7960 639-9190 ga1aoa. No peta. "'" xtr ... 17150 mo . 1796 /mo . Refl. 967 ·4924 home .
-~HERITAGE
REAL.TORS ....---TOWNHOME8 thou .. nd• o1 dollattl SHARP 1 BDRM FLAT mo. Avlll Oct 1. "4-34M • 1 3 • 3 0 5 7 ; 942-0350 weft(, • ..., hlat II# By Howerd Marti co. ~~f D.~:D000Mlllno00 prwloe S3H 4ff.677t ....,, lBr a •tudy. New (2 13)919-5995 Spec. lou• 28r •P•. ,vt TAAoe·i~i~·;·;;;,;•,;: 405.J'2C: 11159;.~0355 IUTIUff BEi.OW 'au~~tltl'9S>I:. Beet • ,.. 639-9190 Cleen 2Br home, •P•· ap•• a mini bllnd1. Furn 2er, ept 1tept t patio, bl11na. Enal r.'·
3Br to &Br home•. Reduoed to l24tl,OOO. cem.nt oottlll Prlnalpela nlor 1 Br. Venalllet, E.uttlde 4 br, 2 t>a, 1wr frplo, 2 oar garage! Ocaan1lde. 1800 yrly. b<:h, grMt loa1tlon & Con II r • • • AP .• • 11"''41 30 yr nxed rate TRADE f()R7 Owner financing. Tri-ONl.Ylll Clll OWf'9( el on court. 1695/mo. yard. Kldtlpel1 o . •PPI, no pate. Aval utll Inc. 873--15350 .., White -•er ~. A ._94_2_·1_1_:1_e_. -----
loen1. Price range level 6 8drm, aec:tuded (714) 21S/U7·3292 dey1, 1110 mo. Property lmmed. 1700 mo. (714) THE BLUFFS 2 ltc>ty 3 t -15-92 to 8-15-93. E. &Ide 2 br, 1 ba,
1220,000 to S280.000. II I HWI ywd, IClhoolt thoe>9fng 142 0131 ~131317-SllOQ. HouH, 1142-3950 or 4t17-7124 bl' 3 1>a, exec condo 975-&et3 downtttt, lndry, no
FurnllMd modela ot*'I· IO EA IF I I IT all neer by. Ooen Sat/ • WATERFRONT 942·1010. UNIV. PARK Cathedrel cs.ft. 1m1 din Qdn pe11o: Surf vie'#, 20 itepa t pet.a, l430 mo. 211-A,E. 499-5294 few lnlo. SuntMon. Submit all IMM ,,_,,,.,, ~ HIGH RISE CONDO . UITllll 011Hng1 IVng rm, w/Wflt end unit $ f200 mo Nnd 2 Br n!Oely fur 19th Pl. 844-04152. •=IN Niii :;•ert.1 "'/:;•10~:dda •••••• !.-:.:;r.;;1.:r.':'/ '3000 mo furn. 1 BR: 1 Ba. .. $375 mo. bar. 2br, 2ba, dbl gar, 1 1 4 • 8 4 0 • 8 3 7 O : dplx.' M1ture, r91P. only IA50. 2 Br, refrlg, pe~.
U Metr tuft• plua 3 .... 4 ·~',.ro1'1;2 • or Beverel deluxe 4-Plex•. BR 2 B ..... 19(>tleu rMd)' to mow 833-2009 A"• l I 8 •f. t . June oarJ)Oft. Adhl pref, no · IHI ,.. --.. · Incl COVington• In ahol-2 Br OCMnfront Ml. 2 • L .. """ mo. !:'A.u..Cklb IWmng ~21. le50tmo 83 .011c pet1. 724-B J emH. •••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, 2 yr• new. lies>• to ••fSlllUI oe 1oca11on1 • low • Winter MOO/mo. Exdu-Bkr. 769-1234 ....., mo. Rel 497·205<. 4 II I~ I& 173-1797
M= ,:: ~~ l~·~g ~~~ESSION -15t>tOOO down. Take 11w egt. Ritt 752-5710 •• ........ I..... &II 752·5040. Ftm rm. 1125<> I.. ~nll --------
daye. Aaeume my O'Ao~ Full price 11,050,000 Chetmlng 2 br homhe over IOent. Pr1n. only. 2 B 1ge IM rm petlo Newer 3 BR 2~ ba 1-... ..... JIU e«-80&3 Da/J1ald-4 I.wt. 2Br, 2poo18e, So. ee,, t
VA & 11.7% 2nd 11021 Ag1. 944-0613 wt~t room 1 b•t • Ag 1 · 114 5 • e 1 O 0 : r. ~ ' ,._• twnl'lle, pvt petlo, 2 car :er.,••••••••••••••••• TIE ILtfPI •••••••••••••••••••••• Pleu, ~c. 'MCu ty 4 bd + 2 . IQe brlcle p1tlo & frplo, 540.1399 9waoa. , NO • ...,... bk 'r59·1234 EMERALD 8AY. G Br. Z. •DM I"-' ,,,, gate, bMmed celllng9. mo. ttry llllllM VI~ J.lll f='rench doora. Be1t 73-0432 & 873--8197 · ger, r. • Ba. trplc, brick patio .Spec. 4 br, 3 ba, Q200 •••••••••••••••••••••• $676 mo. Sherry/Donne
SUi ,000 own/agt •••••••••••W.••• •••• price In 8ay1horHI #tut•Ja, l>futl1 Derllng 1 BR, 1 blk fr 1111111 with ~ 11500. 2131 lq. tt. twnhome. Lowly 2 BR 1 Ba. no petl, yriy, 079-2300 d)'I. 942-2681· 646-J295 Ill/JU ... 1235,000. Flex. term• .,,.,, 1411 beech, w/ger .. winter LANDLORD doean't eT9-2255, decor, poolalde Mttlng. lnclry fecll, deck, seoo. •1 Br. Tr1plp • 13715.
Loft. 1400 eq tt. av.r. Owri./egt •••••••••••••••••••••• rental. ltoO mo, Incl oere •bout ~I Avlll. 9115· 1 1300 mo. 975--0349. New carpet a petnt, no .... ULI looklng M. V. Golf 831-6415 or '51-8300 ... Ylltt Naltt ullt. 790·1H2 Saye rent for 3 Br 2 Ba, oceen w , Agt. 114().5590. P9tl
ti •1•Tt1 .. CourH at Lake M. V. NT SPl•I OUTSTAlllDINO 1 a den, 48R 2'-" b1 wt gourmet •925i mo, Arch Beech Eattblutt 38r, 2ba. Avlll ~5~~b~ur't1• 2 2 8 2 P 1 •c ent I a ,
Hug• one atory, 4 Incl. 10K upgradH. Ull llU llTIUT 2Ba, tundeok few 1 or kit ~h , Avall 0/1. now 11000 /mo . 97&-2578 945-0404
bdrm, .9 inlle beech, 125K, 10% dn, bll. •t ...... TMl·TIMln 1-1 Naturll Geothermel Hot 2 peraon•. seoo mo. formal din, -9212 aft 3PM. 940-0019 Arni• or ~tl"IOUI nel~hbor-12%. P.R. Hickey, egt, ~.l "'· ....... 5..,1..,.. on 12 ~ LM 1 vr. Loft Miiiet cuatom deoOt thruout, HARBOR OCEAN FRONT 83t-4839 ulc for Elllne Bayfront. 3 bdrm, 2 be. Letge 2 Brdt' 11nd8e. with • 855-2982. a ... n-,. ... .,.. ..,__, 1 ock tr.... ulllt p..... Nu 3200' lux .. m on Urge P8tlo. New ~t. garege, w, rt rm, , wllklng d tanct ---------ecret wltll Nat'I Fottet Agt. 831-12M r .,., _,, bluff 180 d""" "vu of Waterlront 4 BR, 3 Be, 11200 mo Y9a11Y. 1485/mo. Avall tl-1. Edl1on HI ~ahool .... ....,, ..... 1111 Charming, ctualc, d .. on 3 lldel end owr on pool, EZ tenna 1350 ....... :... r1 -.mt' 1 3br 12080 mo. Boat 1llp 975-7009. 876-9405 945-9825. boeati huge fam. rm, •• -.-..••••••••••••••••• cortted, land1c1ped, 1200 ft of frontage on •••m Dalruald.J UNOERMARKET ,_....,.,, tu , n , , miy be avall. 973_.eee • ---------dble lot eox2001 Luxu-llW IAfflllT 1unny, open, beamed Warm Spring• Creek. •••••••••••••••••••••• Rent.,..R·U• 3ba, Haurlty, tauna, 2 BR. fplc, 1ge llv rm. utll Cloae to beech, 2 Bdrm,
riout aerpetlng thr?!'i: $640,000. Quiet area. '*"'1'· copper plumb· Only 8 ml from World llan'1 1#1 537-91170 'it!. I 1eO0 I mo . UGI UY Incl. S70b mo. Avl 1 Be. 1490/mo. Pool,
hout, well~ '!!ti~ Welk to Lido VIiiage. 3 ~ner ~~oU:. ':~~;: Famou• Sun Valley •••••••••••••••••••••• 1410 • Mii C 7009. 1.ux. twnt11 on Ur\N. Dr. 101'1182. 213-507-9595 get. No pet.1. 942-4470. ~~:-"~ •t :~ bdrm. 2.,. bath, bMUt. 000. Slelln~. :=rdln•~ IEIT&LI Jult In time • flnet 28r 2 be~~h. v1:~1·00'':~· m~~ 3~i 21 be, 3 1::o?r"· ..,.., 2 BR. 1 BA. 'rt:· pool,
9% eplrtl ~•kkl:•~lrwty:i ---------:. :0.-porate C: r.ii. ~~~;1~!,!~ly-Wlnter. ~:;v~~ ~ks~ Darrell, agt, RE/MAX ~t ~~~H2. mo lnla1.U Ul1 ~·~!~~A child~~: E~ Al':n~~1:!ooo ~:::~;w~ p~tr~ -f~~u: ll~~:!:'i1~"~~ JIOOll IULn pet. I ~·n~ oth•rl et 75tl·1221 ,,.,, .... "" i"bci~~:·;t,~·;;;·dpi~ .$525/mo. OCs-3415.
• float. Steam beth & $195,000 cuhlll PllP Beet ty3-,, !91;.,. w• ... lllU1 11$1 •••••••••••••••••••••• yrty. Mature non·tmkra, 2 BR, 1 BA, old houle, Wl'llr1pool. All doora ~ S:....., .., ••'••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdr 2 Be townhome, nr no pet1. 1750 X 3 no peta, cNld OK. An !m-'!! ••••••••••• !.~f lld oek Really t Lido ealty CONTACT· IUl&IEIEIT LANDLORDS/REALTORS HOME FOR RENT s.c. Plan. AIC, frpl, 2 , 3 / 7 9 ti -4 t '5 ' u1U pd. 415 Hall'llfton •
..,.. .. Open 's et/ Su~M°:~ Devld v. V. Helmbec:h 111·1111 vldertFHt .frCaltM ta..en•,ntRealpro-ty 4 Bdrme. exec. home. DIW. refrlg, etove, pool, 257-97112 $535. 845-3415 r.-. 67~7300 s SOSO. Fenced yard a fP9 & much more. No or (71C) 873-39'8e Tur11erodc, Jdnt nneno-1-5. 803 30th SI. ~ IDAHO REAL TY A -""" •1"'~ garage. Kid• I pet• petl. ,,, & lut req'd. Ing, owner wlll c:erry or 973.97711 or 975-11264 SOC. larfrtet o.Me/lltfr .,....,,, ... welcome. 545-2000. l.eaH. Avall now at 1425· 1 br. utll• pd, 417 exchange. 12115,000. Agt. 208-f29-t1890 On Udo P11k Dr: 2Br a M ... def Mat 48r 2be, Agent, no tee. S700tmo. 0yt 979'-7100, E Bay Balboa No pet•. mle8tiBJIU
GOLDEN PROPERTIES TEllllFIO Ill! la CIMfalt lltl ~~~~D8R~Lrv den, 1 e a . b 1 d g . 'f':,(.a<d, frplc, 1750/mo ,__ •Ii el 'ISi evH 775-0390. Mike ,_54_7_-1_15_5 _____ 1 IPliMill-
i iiiiii(7i1iC)iii75i2i·i15eiii9iiiiil Prof. decoret.td, wwm 3 ••••••••••••••••o•••• 208-~53 $2500Jmo. It ut. 407-2298 ttr.~ ••• l~••••••o• Dotler'ty. 3 BR. 2 Ba, unfum, Jac:z. S..Utlfully lendto:.,..d Br LA. 0 R., FR big ..... TAI tm111 ....... /Yin 4Br, 28e hie, nr Fe!Mew 4 bf. 2""6e; cpta, drapee, c..l•la( " OClMll view, S1050. no garden •Pll. Pool a 1llT\W llD kltCh., high t>eaft,''ce1r. FM llYUTllm • PAUi IUllT Unlurn 3Br home In & Biker ivlll Oct 1 bit-In gu kit. Av Im-DaJrUald-4 '41$ pett. 2131737-7272 Spe. Patlot/deek1. No
Trtlllfw ferMt .... Inge, trplc, plus a pr1. s-"'~ta pr• ... 01 A luxurlout top quellty grMt tocetlon. lArge a 1750 me. 092.0778 f~ med . I 9 2 5 Ag t •••••••••••••••••••••• deyt, 714/1173.0358. Ceto, 1410-IAtS
A 1p0Ue11 4 bdrm vate lrg manicured yltd ... ......,,..,, ...,. iuper energy efficient etry. 11250 ai>PI. -tl57-0701 Orengetr• 'condo, S500. C.,.,,, 111 #u JIU 1 Bdrm. 14M-M70
Olenneyre plan In • :'!~ 3 .~ .. 9:.~ = ~~~·:t~ '~~.~:r. mtnuf~ured home, 2 ..,.. lllTAU 2 •. '425/mo. I.lice MW. OCEAN VIEW 3br, 2 1 Br a loft, tennll. pool, ..................... 2250 Vanguerd
great locatlon only • .. -l'louM with ~Ill• & ~~ 21 :.~·w!y~fg~~ IYAIUILI .. no pet•. at Hell« Pllk, frpta. $1075 mo. 1422 1treem. NO pet1. Avlll Lrg. 1fbr, -b8.1•ch ~!.1• 2 540-H211 Of 942-4905
lhort wllk to pool and you own the land. Pe-,....., COUfM view. Cloee cou-In ............... • ... Prioel r...,.. from MOO W9ter ""''d 842-3837 Tatrec. Wey 711()..8379. 0/1. 553-11C1 bitll rom won&. t 1 Red ced """ ·-_........... -·..-,... · · · utll• pd, I 75 mo, ~erae 2 Br 2 enn •· u over to every1111ng, only 3 cured edult pll1c, apeo. to $1800. Celt for c»-3 br, l'A ba, fenced llJnlM VI~ 'lf1 Senta An•_.,.. ,werrw/ 973-1153. 1565 ' 120,000 few fut tale. yeet• old & allows Ille• tacular view, big lhaded talll. Oceanfront• av11i. yerd ger 20201•8 •••••••••••"•~•••••••• Fllrvl9111. 3 Br 1 ~BA, 2 ~118 W WMIOn :bl!'l':i ~~·-7~~.u:'Ow NEWI N9w ~ could patio, lrg landicaped eble. Bitch' St 'senta Anl HOME FOR RENT 1tory, nr SC Plaza, AIC, Dellghtful 1 Bdrm dupl9x 931-5583 Or 942-4005
occupy 3 bdrm •• 2 beth lot, feta than • yeat old. Weterfrtet ..... Hgt 1 $ e 3 o c e 11 3 Bdrm1. $950-1725. upt, drapee. pool, Jeez. nr P": & ooun. Utll 3 Rd 2 Luw U
only •a:: .. 5!"'11·11 ''iiiiiimiliililiiiiiiiiil city & oceen view apt. If Appr. 11 $125.000. Cell 111-1411 833-to27. · Fenoed ywd & gatege. patio, dbl pt w/Of**, pd . rplc, petlo. 151 ~12111. s.te-2408 .._... 1• eppllcable a rent the owner (7141 340.,.1150 Kld1 a pet• welCOme. non-•mkr, no pet•. '575/lee. 840-1177 ...... IAIW other 3 epertmtntl tcw or writ• P.O. 27211, LARGE KfTCHEN w/BAP. 545-2000. Agent. no 1700 mo. 71,..534-7029. ~ • 1114 PJn NIGEL
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Yo.J own the lend. 2,000 Income. Seller wHI llelp Palm OM«I, Ce, 92290,.,,... ,.,_ llfl 3br, 2ba, den, frpl, 1~1 .... BIO CANYON 2 br 2o• 11:!~.nm........... Wczlfll!.ld
1q tt 3Br fam rm 2'A nn~ & SAVE t>uyer for detlllt. •••••••••••••••••••••• yd, dbl gar, reedy tc• • -. 1 II I II • IL B • Id • 0 b It thouHnd• of doll•r•I On the beeoh, 2 Br lull. moV9 In, le90 mo, "*' .___,, ..... '"' tennll, PoOI. lllOO evall • • • IPllTmlli -
n!ar ~O:.. F~~·~ro.,; REDUCED Mlllng pr1oe ,,_..,, ,,,.,, condo, oceen vu, .... 4 ti 7 -2 o 5 2 . Bu u • .-.... ~.RENTALS••••• Oct. '44-7ee7. ::V gatder:«~Gaa ~· Beeutlful gatden apta. ---.-m--IFlll.----.--~ merket 1245,000. Wiii rEL~'!'·c::>~C:t lar:::. •••~••••••••!!.~ =,J~:.~"':97~9F, 752-5040. 1.5bf'a $200 to 12000 E'alde C.M. condo, 3 Br bbg. Ad~ltt, n0 pelt'. Pa1lol/dec:U. No peta.
3Br. 2Y,'"•, "reel tor lea1e option. Bkr . c em• n t coat 111 ,.,.. '""""'.. HOME FOR RENT 750-3314 °'*' 7-dayt 2ba. lge ywd. frplc, 2 942•6073. 2 dllldren weloome;.1t.a11: """ • 944.()134 _...........,... ________ , 3 & 4 Bdrm s1254760 car gar, pool, tez. 2 Bdrm. 2 Batlla ..,.... ttmlble1tyeora1~n~~~c~ng-. l~~~~~~~~~I Pr1nclpe11 ONLYlll call 111 •a ,... Fenced ya;d• & gar: Newport Shor• 3 Br. 2Y. 1725/mo. 931-7005 cw Spacloua 2 Br. 1 Ba. 309 w. Wltton
I awner at (714) onan um ,_ egee. Kid• & pell wet-Ba. 2 blodc• to beech, 931~303 $425. 3 Br. ,.,. Ba. 831·5683 Of 942,.4005
1132,llOO. LgelE,!! !!tomll'!__ 142-11•1 Top Juell~ grove l..U.1••~ 3-1 ~-..... 2000 .o...-t cloee to aohool I ten.-•-&.~-~ 1475. Leundry tac., •·--... ,_1 ••• GOLDE"! PROPERTIES • ..-......, ,...,,... • •••••••••:;-:•••••••••• ~ .... '"'"""' ' ..,,.... ' n1e. M2-eel3 •--pool 1§.48..11559 12-7PM -r... -(7'4) 752-15911 plant In repefrult llLllA no .... · lrualMM JIB · . · ••••••••••••••••••••••
--'"---'-------1 r J;!,,,lo~.5~0 ~la J1M rj' ~~ ~tedt on OCMt1 Front duplex 3 4 BR. 3 Be. fonnal c11n1n9 W•tc:lff 3 Br. den, of· •••••••••••••••••••••• PINE BLUFF APTS OCEAN VIEW 1br,1 ti..
LM5...,.tfr/3 .. !"' Jf~rWn. s:.':: Remo. "c>.m.,1egt. C.-'111,.. 1111 a rv I-H ve. ~ ~~ BR comp furn 2 lg p.. rm family rm lge co-nee, 2Y. Be, 2 c:er gat, Rtncho San Joequln.1 1 Br. with loft, a 2 Br, 2 1425 mo. 2 br, 2 ti.. "' .,.. ...,. ·-·~7 ·oet. 975-3048 Of 87~2559 ••••X:••••••••••••••• grow ng eme w tloe nr BelbOI PW 2 vWed petlo Sot., en-Qerdener, no pelt 1995. Model TownhouH In Ba. Chlld ok, on ttle 1550 mo. no pell. dreem home. Pool, Jae, E•••ttn.• lr•• IUbdlvltlon potentlll. bike to Bey a ... .,,op.. ergy, ~ve. S1,000 l-937-1459 Of 948-6028 lrvtM. 2 bd plut den, Bluff•, petlo, vt.w, frplc, 7 14 . 8 5 5 . 1121 0 r
lake Vlewt. Ii.Mum. nn. H4' lllew lbrbtl El~ant New England ~oP ~.~~~ ~;-11150 mo. o mot. 404 mo. Joen Brac ey, CHARM: EXpended a Br. one the nlcett In the encl gar., gH ttove, _ss_1_-233a __ . ____ _
1410,000. Urgent ..... Condo .• 2 •"""" count"' rnenor ~ ~ · ' E.Oceenfront. 1173-S981 1175--9000: 944-5125 3 car garage HVH development. $825/mo dJth~~er, IP&. lndry •-;~JIN Owri./1Q1, !151..e829. bd 2•L ... XI t IOc '7'"' ., • . J I I d. .. ,· 728-2148 rm. _,oJ/mo. •1 Dir rmf, ,. .... n · cated on• wooday .,.. 1714t 67).4400.. 3 8r 2 Be '900 yriy. No aeuu • 0 • •v w SPMC 831-9107 "41 Woodbridge 2Br 2ba, $110.000. $12,000 On. lot. 4Br 4ba, 3 frpic9, ' ' pet.a. Avell 9115. •u"-"8 , .... trencll wlndowt, •kY· ... ,,.., lfahua#fl •••••••••••••••••••••• IOwelt prloed Avalon on Peymenta 1947.50. Cell gourmet kitchen,~ IJ1Jt61t.11H J.R. PROPERTI' ~ J-. llght1. 11900/mo. ••~••••••••••••••••• Nloe 2Bdrm 2 be. M09t Delwce ~ xtra fef.
corner lot. AIC, up-owner. 71...etl.,.8111 tNe o.it penellng, ct. HAR.OR MANAGEMENT •••••••••••••••••••••• &40-2523, 833-2237. WINTER SO. BAYFRONT utll pd. 922 Hemllton ge 2br, 2 ba, b1tn1,
gredH. I 118,000 In 11g1W tile, 3 car ger~ 97M173 OC-RENTALS For leeae or ..... option 4 br, 11200. lncldl u1111. St. dawtlr, 1'Ao mllel beectl.
ueumablea. 1157-2045 • .,. Ju11 a fW ot t "---· ~.r .... •••• 71;!'?::•1J200~ S20001..,_ s1sooimo. 5 Br., 1arg.i excel. view 97~2'. 152!1/mo. 548-0417 ~ .. ~ /,J2tt. 1500/mo.
.... amenltlH. Seller wlll 1 ---,..,.. ~ .. ...,..... -v-1· ...,.d ............... ............... 3 ... 2 ... ..._.._.condo ......,.._ *'' * t1uy down eldlt1ng I0-1\ ·······••••••••••••••• ·-• ...,..,.,,.., -"""'""' _. .. .._. t-.nlM-4 ""'· ..... -· Beaut. 2 lty, 3 br, 2Y. to t 1.5% • fantHtlc , LMge 5 Bd Home. Nrkh~oom3br ::.!_•ktunnlngld "' ~ .. ~ •1.!.~ Y . Ag• n t :Ttt:::::-.'!........... l{_gl.ldpetlok, pool & epec, IH•l'I WALi
b • . 9 'I• % 1 II ti I( term1. Cell for more 'l\ l>tv1.;1ofl llf 1 C 0 r 0 n • d •I M • r · "''• r '"' Id 153., _.. ...-. •.ta..... Cn °· · neer SC Lge 1 & 2 bf twnhle ·-913 I , .. ' • • 11700/mo OC-RENTAL8 750-331C c· ... --Pl•z•. sees mo . .,...,..1 lnlormetlon and en llarbrn n\l'l'lml'lll ln. 7eo-e7oe, 1!75-21,... Newport .Mt. 2 ... du-l•wal• 1111 21a.994-2eee. epta, frplc, dllhWMher,
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601 LIDO eppt. to .... 3 bdrm, 2 ba. MW pelnt. pi.. condo. Attectt gar, •••••••••••••••••••••• end. g.,. Nr Huntlnaton Offered at S750,000 ..,, 11,,,.. Jumlne er.M. etegent 3 crptl & drp1. Thi• dining .,..., pool, ten-Yeerty, 'Ao bite to bctl, lrg '550/mo. 2 Br. 1.,. Ba. Herbour. From $.l75.
8th FLOOR CALL 411-2112 •• er. ftmlly rm, st9')9 to "*1CMng home hU lge nit, clbhH, 17 Wiid 1 Br. geraoa 1625. in-TownhouH, belcony, Children OK. 940-9807 Waterfront Condo ~-"•-"" 1pa & tennl1. &1500. llvlng rm w/free-Gooee. Tlc:onderoge to dry, no pet•. 111, i.t, lndry rm. car l>Oft, Ill 1 Br 3 bike to bMcll ADULTS ONLY ~ •• ::':-::::"A';•••••••••• 975-2740 1tlndln?c trplc, huge lntr9Pld to W~. def>. 117J-.t327. blt·lne. Avail Sept. &3s0/mo Inc utll NO
Spectacular View .\ SE£ AO UN~R DANA 2br, trpl: gtr, ocean ~el ~.:.~dw::.:: : Sll50, 714 543-2 1 Winter rent'I. 3 BR. 2 ba. TSL Mgmt 942"1803 pelt. 536-8Si1 . Wll~a78m9,C500ote Hornet for Nie. view. Pl'V1 bdl, no pett, E d Ing• r I 8 o I '•. ILIFFS TIWlll• Wtr1nt. Avlll tte. 18()(). &530-$640/mo. 2 Ir. 1 2 br, ,.,. ba twnhM, Cl-10211 1720 mo, 7CI0-90111. 11125/mo. Incl. gardeQtf 38r + den, 2Be.. Pool. 730-3777, 837·2913 Ba. 1 ltc>ty, ~ crpt. 1415 + $375 dep. Nr
'Broker Waterfront 4 BR. 40' tllp, Nice 2Br 1~ba In dplx. & water. Appt. Agt, Frplc, waah/dry, bit-Ina. 2br '595 mo dtpa, petto, rplc, Beech Blvd at Mded-
(714) 7'0-1900 'll . \llhlU\tu eqty S250K, trede 1cw Liv rm w/trplc, tundedl, 957.0701 2 PttlOI. 2 car ptaigt 114 E. BelbOI iifvd. bMtned celllnga, 9l1ded den. OulM otdlr pet'IOn
W B •I I• I p, 0 p 0 r 1 g ., • • 0 0 I h w y . BEACH Beraaln•I Lrg 3 ~~·o ~ Greenlbett e 1 ' -5 ti II 1 • ¥-:~Mgmt. 942-1803 pref. No pell. 983--48M
1173-4eee S825/mo. 323~ Lark-+ &40-20tt Yr • • 213-335-4ete 1 er petlo 4 pMx. ept
P ..... Udo "'dult Condo a \ r..J llt If tpUm. 536-1453 wkdyt. den, q11Mn1 kit, de• $325, utNltlee Incl. Sm. 1 ldeel fOt ' clean quiet .,,. " ' 5 TWtn LMI• Cr. 8""· alOner 2 l!IA ~ h .. w/ C...• Ml #u 1111 bd. 1982 Newport Blvd, ad u It a . No pet t . Br. pool, neer hoapl111, Wattl 1111 ...... 58r 5ba. o-!:'-o-netvral rode trpl ~· 111' blltl off ..id. •••••••••••••••••••••• CM 931-7302 1390/mo 11111111 + . .....,.. 11•"' ooo .....__ •••••••••••••••••••••• -• ....... u.-BBQ • 1 EZ 'J:1 .............. w ~. v'--.......... 1....... 1 e B' R d ...,_.,, '""• • ..,..._ Buyer ,_ '5000 do'M1 port Mdl w/fwn rm & ptt o term• · ,._ "" ....,, ...,._., ....,., ..._.., •-7 Hf 19th/Pomona. 1 Br 1 1 2 • on• I .
w 111 he IP. Ag• n' IHI 1-Mi 1•4 for 3 br houM end bonul rm ~~MC. $305 057-lllm. townhOuM, frplc. ee, upetWt. D/W, eer-545-7931
1146-1044 ••••;:E,4;.;·;RONi°••• 1500 per month tor '2200 mo.' 1eo-1.ee Reni-..A-U. 631-a7o EA&TBLUFF Exec. tiome ~~0:-tto. $89&/mo. J>Oft, _,., pd. 1 chlld 1-2-er-.-,-Ba.--""'*9---.-1
UllUT 1N -3 Br, 1"' ba condo P • Y m • n t • . -........ Artlttlc 3 Br 2betll 1595. 3 bl'. 2 be. den, fonnal OK,~ ~~.20001460. A.gt., ohlld ok, no pee1, water
IN VERSAILLES/NEW ecroet from bMot1 tnd 71 ...... 115-"37 evee. "'•-'~ Safely tncd for kldt, din~, 2 trple. garcten Ctlt•.... 1111 no •-· .,...,.. peld, l400. Agent, no
SecMtty, pool. Reduoed pier Ind neet ~. _ 3Bt. 2~.:. ~ mo. c ti arm 1 n g 1 o c e I e . p • t o. I 1 2 5 mo 8••ru••N•N••1NG•••••1 ••••••1••er•• 1 Bd, 1 Be duplelc. ut11 .... 545-2000.
prtce beeel'9e no r..ny l.g Mllltn9ble 111 p1u1 • ...., ,...,.... ............... 53M 1tl 1 Bee1 Rtty • 942-o350. · erge · peld. 1375 mo. MU to
,..., 1120K. 831-2918 owe. o.r-tiet Jue1 •••••••••••••••••••••• e.u... IUI tee. 4er to bMcll Garden Apt., poo17 10 rec mow In. A.Gt 975-1942 ~ IMd "" liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil r9duced prtoe to lia5, ...,.. I"'-' 1111 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ ' .,..._ 1435/mo. 1 W. ' • •• ••••••••••••••••-1500 (213) 430.0211 ...................... OC-AE.HTAl.8 llKI l&YD poo11t la. :'f.r=
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Realty World • S W Call UI fot YEARLY Of 1·5br'1 &200 to $2000 Huge 4 Rm 2 be 111!""5 ' 7 .... IT -1 •-wood, quiet, pv1, $395 u1nt rn. 1"' + .~,..; BALBOA ISLAfl>
BAYFRONT .. ., .... p WllllTEA rentllt. ,,..-750-331c T-A-tl-• • • · • mo. •-utlla lncld, no pet1, • · mo on.7 -rop1 Propertlel 876-4000 °'*' --.7• iu~lt family ;'/5o ~t ~i •'1 5PM. Beautllul . thady 1p11. 831 ·3948 AM or an d • P o • I t . L • • e • .
Od« IHI 61•1t WINTER RENTAL 2 er 1 BA1:::-X~ -5'3~ft1°t Bee1 ;u:•. N'pt Terr. 38r 2.,.ba, 19e. 1•ci!ctc_,., plld. Patio 4pm. 4~10 or·494-27tl .
...................... 3 bd, 1>A be, 1750. = 3::1-9522. 8' tM. pool, gerege. '125 mo. tenn1t ~·-ff; ~ 3 bdrm. s ti.. Of1v •llWI .._. *I 11-111# .,... 1173-2349 cw 973-3915 · 552-7074 court rec rOom 1 petlo. No pet•. S&oo •••-..•••••••••••••••••
P"....... •••••••••••••••••••••• -tlltdled 4 8r 2be. NeY9' 5 !">'°" anae1 drape• quiet 5•7 ""'7"' ,.,, .= •• ...._ I•"" 11• ......... Spo11e .. EHt•ld• de-3:7el!:: ~a1~~ gar, 2 bdrm, 1 b•. •PPll· bdrm. 1430.' 0 •11 mo. es1-2115 NO t':f'..:C-~
.. w ftalltl4 ••-T •••-•-•-r. •z-rented before o wner Lan•. e 7 ti · O 9 1 • • • .. """ ... STUNNING lerge 1 Br. 975-4912 lk<*er ..-·~ -,._..,,,. • •1 · 213-~ beach loc. 1626 mo. Gatdln ...... poo1 1. l'9C • i.-... ...... IHI e.1 Alre Home fight •••••••••••••••••••••• pertlcular. 2 kldt ok, no · L .... to 711183 AVllll ... _... 110"w Uhtt s 1 bl', wt1tow. reflo'Q, end i"'•·•··':"::'~·=··=,·=·=··=·~·r••1•:•;•••••••·~~~·;l~l~ .. ~·~l~l~~~i 1nter1or1. a bd
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rm. 1 OcMnfront winter rentel. P•tt, no •moklng. HOME FOR RiHT _.15th. Dftv. i,y 115 IN,) 1141 .,.., · · t. parking. 1400. call beUI, front kitchen, •· 2 bl', 1 ba, c:ompt. ,._ S ti 5 0 I mo • Ca I I S Bdrm. l'r25. Fenc.d 29th 9t. NB. Cell •••••••••••••••••••••• • 28r. 18a. Neer So. C. 975-0812 aft a. • ...... llf pended llV, ~ .,_ furblthed. Garage, 144-7211, egt. )WG & gerege. t<lde & 1175-3149 e1191 aJITI LNm1 Plue, S.A. 1.uxury
AWAP.D WINNER 8k"'9 ""911 3 br ..,.. Vouno adult• ' pet• wuhtll/dryfll. Utll peld. E'llda 3 Br ay, be "1*. p e t • • • I 0 0 rn • . 8-ltlfUI petl(·lllee lllf• Condo, w/pool. 1875. CONDO ~ 3 ~ Ooeen vtewt. a bdrm, 4 ltc>ty condo. Ooocl too. welcome. 124.no. 907-3910. I lo 15. 2 petlot, 'dd, dbl 91• 945-2000. Agent, no 8UPEA DEAL arm w/ roundlno•. T•rraced No pet1. 933-8974. 2 BA. frpl, dttlwr, ~
ti., kit. wtoonvenltnoet, S 1 a t , 6 O o . Ag t . 540-5037 WINTER abr 2 'Ab• tedl pt w/fMio opnr .... OOrt pool Sunken gee bOq ¢1 lfttd Adi. hookup. 3 oarport•, 'i!•':'ie, '':'om::.• d~. arden, 944-6215. By owne1 • lrvlM-The '795. 305 'Montero'. 1750, 1et/laet l360 aeo'. bftM ol'::.:.r~7=14 1pa;kllng fountalna'.S:C: ~ ::.,~ ~~ petle. 17"-iiv OuMrt ~ 3tM'/2be, lwnlty rm, pool, OrOV91 2 BR/2 Be, dbl 8 1 t · 15 t 9 1. • Av!IM Sept 1, IS31-«il4 •••••••••••••••••••••• Speoloua roome. Sepeo-
. ~12 000 I "*IY emenltlee. 11eK. ger beeut upgtd a ~ 21s-.335 49". -· -a LlllllD On tlle Water. Super rate cllftlng .,..., Welle· •ufDwlM ......... . ~· ' · Y 1¥ own«. 648 HH Old: Me.ooo. On omblt, 4 Br baytront w/dock. -• -3 Bdrm detached lharp 3" 3ba. weter In clole1•, home Ilk• ~ JtM) a4' . 873-+411 lit-•-U -111,000 dwn. 932-9190 l4000 yrty, l3000 wlnl· ..... .... ... hornet In 9lloellent--. Pd , Do Cle a Ya I I. kitchen & oablneta. ,,,.,, ... ,,, ... ,., ... uut..uueueuuee••l -· ., Aval!. g/10 o.oor.tor ~ . ..,._ Avallable llNMdlately I 100 O I mo. Ag t . Walk to Huntington ,
-·--• • 4 Bdrm, •be. 3 09' get. I.Ive In Newport Beech . J.A. PAOPEATY ctout 2 bdrm, 2\tbe, HOO/mo on 1 yea; 942~73 or 117'-1737 Center. Kennebunk' port? _, • ..._ Loe lllend kl1dl. 1378, few t 1tl.OOO. 2 bdrm, 1 MANAGEMENT new Cepe Cod POOi IN Fl the to N E h 1 ldtm-f\lrn, l506
2 lk a .. In pv1 aandY 000. Mullen Realty, vb• In private comm, 17s.-e173 J9C. ~ .i.. ;;;t ~ ~. °w.·:: tM ;Alli~•;·~·~ 2 Bdrm-tum from M06
00¥9. Terme ev~. 540-2MO etk,or l.Of'I wy oteen. Mutt ... pet.lo, beloony, wfn-e 1_ tor.._. den, dock evallable. 2 ldrm-TownhouH Isn't that the boat
H'rt,soo. can K•n •1 UM ( .. /LMl eT&:-2142 4BR 2BA. winter r.ntet o•ll•r & ioe a•r•o•. -... 1uoo l''Y 1... A,t. furn. that won The America's Cup in '75? '::~!:Js·, 1.1ngo A.I!. Secut'lty hlatt,... (11-~I ~/ I"'# :~.0':,~1!:.• :g .. nn~ =~:: :~: ~Tr:: ~i ~!lfrldfe 941-307 or 973--773 No ~~ulr! free! ~OJ~ --------4 a.: .. ecr.ooo. I.MM ._.._ 11 11a-eeao 1 1oeo1 mo . o • 11 .-I ---I.A OUtNTA HlAMoeA 1, .: ...... l3000/mo Ind. uttl. & ••• ":."::"~........ 141-ttae 10·30 to l:IO ......... ,~ 2 ... ., .. 2 ..... 19211 Parblde LI), 1 )'OU,.. not sure..,.., (Ct wl'olt) l<ennyWnkpor1. rum11 n BAY eaeoo ..... '""*'*'· a B,. 2 llA. a.o. Ptae. i.-. .. ,.,,.. ,,,.. · · • s.s1.-e -.,.. . ..... ... wn. don't,_. bid-you·~ not~ ~ Fabuloua Th• Exel Aot. ""•· Po01. ·JIG., llt,HO, .. ~-;;: •••••••••••• .::'f pm. ~· ft•y,tollw ""'°' dedc1o,'lfl· a.cw. w 04 leeDt\ 3 bllt a. ~nybllnkpOrt 1$ or.,. of 14 clltlnctiYely _,... ...., *'-' Own-76M110 eume 10~%. Ownr. Emereld a.,,, sM bead!, Hr. 29e Condo nr W. eOM ~· one Of Edinger ''47·'441 different 11P111ment f1oc>fp1M1s 11 ~lld Vlaage -"• ..._ ..__ ----..•---------• 2ts.tt0-1.a1 pool•, tennl1 courtt, nner. Pie, olMn, .. fa. mTILI HS. B• 10S unaet ... · In Ho"tl"""""" llUcl'I. SNwlnO VIII-15 a resurt :" _r;:, ..... ·-1. P-1.--,..-• .... ...,., ~•n via'#. 3 Bdrm, oll. 1780 mo. 417.21•t 2 4 9Ull'ltnO Condl»J. comer oil ..._._a.a.A ffd of•~~~Nu .. ,.,...,_ .... ~ ""·--. ...... ... • tto _.. ¥W l.Aed-3ba a guHt llouH. Ntncy : MIO to t• Vlotorla & ~. '""'° :nl.'nT.r;;;n ... T.-.l'I' _., ,.... __ ..., .................. ,..... ... .,,
permit• for remodel. ed oteM Nit 'noon • 11800/mo w!nMr ,.,,... --· Ave, C.M .... flf.e ._. t..uicury INdlo, he HBO. Thtfdlld of attltltJOtl )'(kl OBHW. S 1,460,000. Cell outdoor ..... a'*'" If lt'lgot or 12200/mO · yrly. 8ldl. dNt 1~ oall ... , •• H. or pt-, m.ld ...,, ... ·Aperflct~ofNM1WldlMng-
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Ner. -~to .. ,..: M41.000, you'll-ab 1mmuu1ete wooee>' A 11CMS14 llllT 1m•• • • ...., ~ ~ Pondl. <®*' ~ netural OtMn brMte Add to .. -tmllll dn. IU 1911 _. Cllermer. ~ti)' ,._ 1(00\,. Ot'fl bf w/pod, .... :!eUhte ••l';en thatttnnlSCOUr1a.JWlmmtng~1jle'fUIW
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• All '•mlty M•tlll'I RMaOntble frloff: fut SCHOOi.. DAY CAR! !leatrlcll ContflCIOr & Small Moving Job• lod, 1prlnklere. roto, Int/ext. AMI. ,.,... 7 Y" loc&I 9'CP· 0\181. ucNew. ,,t,ecover110" ~ .... '734 h•t'a Al.I. you Y Att'y Kotfroth 14&.-4375 profa111ona work .. : CBNTl!A COit• M... LI 1 .. 20 Call MIKI! 4Ml-tH1 trH rmvl. drelneoe. Ref. Fr .. eat. 538-HH work. Prlcea 11er1 It .. .,.. • tor • Opening Sept 13. '\II c. New ""' ca. • hlllald weeding 8 ·lan It/roll Aleo 11?9 0853 ROO' 30 d1y Id ld-lttJ.a cuetom work tool No and IA dty cate. 7Atl clrculll . 1.t hf IMf-4174 HAUllNO-ORADINO a . r Palnllng: °"' famlly '''" ' ~ REPAIR
In 1118 •••"-"···'··••••••••• Job too amen or too ePM n;...ltt NOW ·~-I.&. ciemolltlon, clean-up. 11"2253 dltlon fOf OVll' 100 Y'•I e11p1rt wallcov.,lng In· SPfCIAl.IST 1254185 NIU Infant to 3 yra. my C.M. blgl C1blnat1, kllcttan ~orner . ihk"er 8& Fair !He.'r!t.m-.~... COncrete & ,,. remo-'-al AU Int/eat. Lio. 341262. 1tatl1t1on. Alu. Pllcel ,, .. 1111mata 170.2728
PlllT home. I hr day. Lie. ~ '.-':t~u!ti view. 618-4335 01 C...etom Aaflnlltllng-Furn val. '::P••••••••••••••••••• Fr .. •t 881·3"8 Con1ultanl ANlgnment "'H!NRY ROOFtNQ..-11 Yta eac 19053. 754~238 cablnetil OOl.fntarlQP9 I 5ff-7787 a lnl.,lorlo-All Repalta Quick ""'· 1142-7839 YIHI WIW MM Pllltm _118_1_.11_5_eo __ ...,..__ Sheka-Shlngle-Comf·
• Dl'I UlftmlH do IVll'Y\hlng from llart FI T Chlld Care. 7:30 ,,, Call lor •t 84+8294 HAULINO & CL!AN·UP For • ,, .. fact ahelt, 25 yra •.KP Lie 403941 ,.,,_, ''•"" UC. 415232. 84M 13 ·llllOJtlf C.M . .,... 648·5789 to t1nt1hl Cell Brad II 6 :30, by YO crtd . •1'Hla• Yda/garagae Prop mgt call Harry Waua, At· Bonded Ina R9t1 Colo; ••• ••••••••••••••••••• Roof problaftl? Dont r• 'po IT NOWI (11•) ll1·1tl0 teacher (Ma1Ur1 ••••••••"•••••.,.••••• 831-09!3i831.0e8!1 1:3rn2U. 11 Law, eltJ)8rt
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Your Diiiy PllOI .... ·N·o·"'s··-,··:::..~No····a·11·::.~ C.M. home nr Nwpt Fr .. •t. 8"2·tt07 ROBIN'S CLEANINO ••••• !!(.............. 8ReeldC /comml, He.!:.'~-,,, Can "-•~ DI -1 Bab-•ttl .... Ch t 11111 _,., _,,_.. H E...._ ••• ~•57 ., __ ,..,_ ' t .. '"fOUGlllY BRICKWORK: Small lobe. . at at81 '"" Qtl.. •••••••••••••••••••••• . f.tHal ~~;t1:V mC:ihe':9 &w'taa~~er , Stein Spec:talltt. Fut gll ...... .,.._ Atllltt L*fe..... ....., .. _ · '""4()..()0lfi NewPo<t. Colt• M8H, & meterlale. Lo prtce. Certified HouM Sltl8fl ••••••••••••••••••••••
_l;... Mon-Fri. 882-7573, CM dry. Fr .. Mt. 839-1582 c..,,.,,.,, lu11d Tr81 trim, gen. clnupe, clUn tlNM. 5 7 • lrvtne Ref•. 175-3178 Fr.. • 11 . R. f.. Bonded $11/dl.Y (awry R!:~!~t~!:~~. l•l·Hll, Hf, 122 Shampoo & 1t11m clean •••••••••••'•••••••••• cement work. Fr .. Ht. Joan'• Cle&nlng Service Brlckw~rk-1m111 or lge 4H-5717 3rd wk'tr .. ), 831·1234 NB/CM 842·H!l2
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SERVICES Hiii, llvldln. rm1 115; Bindel Conti. lie , --t• ........ u-b lni•·'I TIRED OF HASSL.ES? l I 287107. Dave 984-104!1 Coneultatlon & Hand-• •••••••••••••••••••• all b\1$1 avg room $7 50· couch ..., .. ,,.. ' .,,. ,., Qulllty claanlng help 11 ...... ., ........ • ftM Madi Fr"'* 40 yeara SERVICE & REPAIR
Help fOf am ,,_ 110· chr 15 Guv ellm 418570. 548-4271 ......JrM trim/removal llerel Raia. H0-7452 ALL TYPES MASONRY PAINTER NEEDS Ex,...rlance. &48-6141 Van Oppen1 Servlct • phone c1ll away. • C · · I IH LIWl't Malnt/Rototllllng Lio 349479 838-3812 WORKI 30 yr1 exp.1 __ ,.,. _______ 1 Co.
RecordkHplng, tu ~1 odor. rptic,rapll~ 1 • .1. l•ffllM FrM Mtlmate 548-~5 OIAL·A·MAID Quallty & · Int/ext Acou1tlc call-1l••lflll1ult (714) 838-4888
prep. Bu1lne11 counMI-yre •~P· 5 wor Lio. 308881. Remodlf, Q TY E"'D NO & sarv Nr ·A• Your #trl•• Inga. Lie. 388780. FrM ••••••~•~•,.•••••••••• ""•:-,,,-,-------Ing. 496-1255 myMlf. Rae. 31-0101 Add'n1, C1blne11. UALI W"' I Ph ' $35/1415 •••••••••••••••••••••• Ht, ED'S PLASTERING '"'
llHSIOALL EXCEL CARPET CARE 848-8!18811145-4&44 ~.:1:"'·R:!.~:'::, t~~f 540~~9· · • *'·1 •Ylll* . O•vl• P11nt1ng 847-51811 Ne11 patch••. Int/ext. ····ritriNSTALkEo···
GP Bullnaaa. "Doctor" Jack Buffington Dul11tl1 •bl•. Rick. 497-3070 -Cu-at_om_home ___ claan-~-1--& Top quillty. 8peol•I LO)¥HI retHI Prompt, Re1tuec<>1, 845"8258 All Kinda. Guarantied
Book./ O.ta/Word Ownar/operitor •••••••••••••••••••••• com'f!:"• maid . car• In handllng. 25 )'fl neat p Offfllonal1 15 PLASTER PATCHING Ref•. John 840-9217 Catpet, uphol, arM rug • KATRINA '8: LIVE·IN Simmon• Oardanlno -exp. r • R I I ,,. t 30 Procaa1lng -cteentng. Work gu11. hakpra, dilly mild ""'· Cln-up1, l1wn care, full Pro " bonded & Ina. Competitive Rat• yra exp. 848·5884 " UCC()I n x . ''" hm11 90 Min on·alte vllit Free Eat. &4S-11.71 office CIHnlng crpt comm & reald m1lnt. Unlcla1n 8y11em1 of No overtime. 730-1353 Yr'. N ••I Pa u I •••••••••••••••••••••• $50 axtre time $25hr. • 8~6-11884 Npt Boh. 850-1200 ...... HfflWI* 54S-2977 I LOW RATES I
(714) 1145-5979 Cf•tatf.C.allfN cleaning. 835-2116 STARVING COLLEGE P1lnllng: All typeal ---,.------i Tree trimming & ramo-
lf-Lt -#.'-LI-••••••• •••••••••••••• I Dr.w•lJ GARDENING SERVICE a,uallty Hou"fe~~lngh STUDENTS MOVINO Want the bast? 20 yr1 f!!J. .•• '!!!!1.~!/!olf!. val,
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8"0"NaB Bu 1 h, co. Uc. T124-438 exp. Salli. gu11. Ret1. Pool MfVlce 111 cleanup• & mowtng ••••••••••••••"'•••••• W1llt-CU1t. work. Lie. DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC hauling. 841·1098 Pete • rv, · 1 ln1Ured. 041-8427 ln1ur1d. Call dy1, l\Aalntenance & repair. 554-7017
Cabin.II & Car$jry #381057 Rob 547-2883 Repalr1, tml Job epac. . 850-0933 WATCH US OROWI 838-5528, ev1 838-8708 Raaao nable r1tn. Small Jobe l rt 11 yre. exp . Bud Bul.,.u Unllff Fr" Eatlmat8164 2003 Concr11e-1m1ll or tga 552_9582 •••••'"•••••••••••••• 8&.M HouMCleanlng PrHtlge Moving. Lolll 1• .. tl•• 892-1832
KITCHEN FACELIFT Jobe. Remove. replace Carpentry • M11onry RHIOnable. Clll Bente flt ... tantutle MrYlce .•• ,-.·,;·•"••••••••••••• I --6 IJ ,11 l TIH IUYIOE
Ae1tyllng exlitlng kltch-·Of repllr. IMS-8512. Wall t1x1ur-Acouetlc Rooftng • Plumblng Balboa leland 875-3810 State wide. VI .. & M/C. Farthing lnta<IO< Detlgn • .'!!'!"!.' •• ~lt~.!r..!... "Tree Work with a
Drlv .. ·Pallot-Walk1 Hang-Ta~Steel •tudi Orywall • Stucco • Tiie Bachelor'I HMCleanlng lnaured. ~3-8482. Cal. ' HANOING/STRIPPINO Remod & addltlona, free Con1elenca". ~rlmmlng en cab. w/real wood. Lie. 3891144 1-532-5549 Remodlf J.B. 848-9990 T-l37,l2~. Visa-MC Scott 645-9325 Q & & removal b" Howard S a v e S I $ n o w I NO JOB TOO SMALL & Laundry Serv. Keren, .. dnlgn & 911. ual ,
642-0881 Free 911. 538-2807 DRYWALL TAPING Ben'• Maintenance Serv 540·2618/850-0892 •an/a• lfmtfl WANT ACTION? ~~;-9;~111 . Steve, g~~IM:aa~·c:o;211~;:
All Texturel & Acouetlc Plumb-elec-carpentry ' I ,., ······"·············· .Clllllled Ad• 842-5878 -Ph 9•2 1"32 c.z .. afrT Deeper Itel Patio work. Free 911 Kavin 87S-9088 P1lntlng Cllll 964-5231 "' ••• u ••• '.•.r..••·••••••••••• •• NurNt A11't tor home l-.i~~~~;ii6.S.~i;i:,:X>c;:c;:c;c:c;cx;;o;;:c;o;fil · .. • • •••~·-•••"''••••••••••••• Free detlgn. lo pric91.. --::r:--~l------Ooor hanging. remodel, Xlnt reta .. 497•73... 1l11lrlt'1 HIRED HAND. WILL Complete Janitorial Mr· care avlll. lmmed .• fully , n .. Jtv Tum Houstdr"""' by alfl •• cablnet1, panellng, etc. "'" ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• TRAVELI Many dlv.rM vlce1. trained 11alf, ln1. 538-5883 Vickie, " ... '(¥9••1 ... ,, •••••••'••••••••••••••
Painting, cement. Rafi. Cll•.Ut flit ELECTRICIAN-Priced chorn. WHiie 842.3491 bonded & lne. Unlclean 1·921-1060 ' :,~· ".fllDS of OIUUtGE COUftTY ~~~~:·$~O~~r-
Jerry 5411-44 t3 •• •••••••••• •• ••• •• ••• right, free e1t1m1te on Sy1tem1 of Npt Bch. la'-t·'a . / M M ..... 5 78 Kitch balh• antrlea large or 1m111 Jobi. CALL HANDYMAN JIM 850 1200 .. ,, ,, Bondtd Im d Uc d r. Mgan .,...,. 1 CUSTOM wood patio ou1tom & comm. Lie. 396621. 873-0359 Malnl., plumb. repair, -••••••• •••••••••••••• \ ~I ~ ... A • t.r• • em• WJu Cl I
covers, cMc:k1 & tenoee Fr .. "" 840-2062 -painting. Re1/comm'I, £ul11 .. la• fllE PAllTill ~ ~1 ll'lf/8-" Call lor 1our lrer tttomatr ••••• !! ... !~~.~'··••• by LIC'D ELc" TRICIAN 536-9957/538-3884 •••••••~••••••••••••• by Richard Sinor. Lie 111 • ·' "Let the Suna/\lne lh"
RANDY 1141-0822 G d Shll , II Quill. wor11·Reu. r1te1 WllO&PIH 280844. 13 yr1 ol happy ~'"'"4''11.-, c Cl ~ 6Jl•IJll Cell Sunlhlne Window
QUALITY CARPENTRY . c~~l~•Y:;,., lg~ F.~ Free Ml. Tom 831"5072 pcr::ti,~~~.:~rng Reuonable. rellabla. local cullom8fl. J ci.en1ng. Ltd. 548-8853
P1t11> COY«&. doon & home, Pl tnty of •IPI ELECTRICIAN Electdcal -Tiie Wayne 496-72114 Thank you, 831-4410 J ..... ! We 1ealu.t your 20% Monthly Discount
wlndowa. Compl. patch-rin1. $6/nlle. 84 t-2277 Sml Job1/Repalr1. Uc. "-"· oon 968-0149 Cu1tom wor1c. lot & ext, •
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Ing & painting Jim ethl I 233108-C-10. 548-5203 SELL Idle 1t1m1 with a llc'd 20 yra In area. refa. • \"':» ~ .:,. ,. btst advertiwmtnl Sell with EASEi
Holman, 548-5103. Ht~":..'tf'ci...i~°"ad~';o ;shop at home. It'• Hll Want Ad Help? Diiiy Piiot Cluamed Ad. Herb 521·8012 •fl 5:30. , "' It'•• B~EEZE
Seit Idle lt81T11 842-5e78 It well. 1142-5878. I with clUllfled 1142-5878 1142-5878 842-5878. Cl1181fled Adi 84i~5078 --Clualfled Adi 642-5878
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OllTA MEii SCRAM LETS JaC\.lul, Saun1. Locale 200 eq. ft. 10 2800 aq. • II Wiii H Tourllll. wam1m .t,.,:~·:-•. ~~.'L_,, 'li;;';"'!'•,. ,!.'!}!,.'!!.'!!! ••• !.~!f '1!.~'!! .. '1.9.'!!.!.~!fl !iifi!!.!!.ff!!!.!.~'!f ·~!'.~.~~-'!! .... !.~!! ~~.!: ~: ANSWERS ~k=~~rg..n::4Zu ~:,',~,:':. :=d.~~';, ••• '!'::~:!':0!'.s:';. •••••• , •• ,.'!.~!~!! ........... Yeuly on the bHCh, F«nale to lhr 2 bdrm, RMMTE needed, Balboa 400-900 PLUS 1400 eq. 87M700, Anyhow • Piker welcome 714/84s-3433. help In my hOme part· "-n IHii '111 f.'!'!r..n Jiia -,,;1 hotel room, kitchenette AP! N.B. ept, 1250. 1•. houle, $200 mo,+ ft. P911thouM Bayfront en-. Strong 2112 Harbor Bl. CM time. Call Oani at :-:.-:r. •••••••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••••••• & 1hower. 1280/mo. 720-11145 eVM dep. 873-3149, Suite. perking, pat101. lallanl ltal•I 441~ SPONSOR Relaxlng meuaga by 548-7827. It no answer,
'A Blocl< to baaeh, 2Br, ~u·o:n:=-::.::: •••• IOWFlllT 'Female 25-20 BuelnH• 873-100G c~~;.i·~; .. ;~~~·~;~; Olagruntled theatergoer tennis pro• lrom L•· PLEASE keep trying to
park nwpt reverM ~hV. "82'1. $700 mo. eMcll. 873-<415". F. nonarnkr to. ahr 4 br, I ~•n with large houae nr CdM dlx iulte. A/C, w/phone & 700 lq ft ot to ticket 1911er: "For gun1 Beach .. Wayne or call at reasonable
7 "7• ..,.... .,,. • 2'A ba 3rd nr apt trplc, Airport. Wiii lhat• wt1h ample ptig, utM pd. 2855 y1rd In C.M. on Pia-thll much money 1 Steve by 1ppt. 10-9PMi-hOu_r_• ______ _ ... c1 .... ,, U71 Pin• Knot Motel on aunroot, b*ony. lndry. working glrl age 26--30. E. Cat Hwy. 87M900 cantta. 1250/m'O. s~s~~· been • 548-2817 COUNTRYINgLuB LIV-•••••••••••••••••••••• COUt Hwy. N~. SlePI den. Yrty 1275, 111. laat $300 mo. 84&-3332 l·D-.-n-c-.-,.-,-o-r~B-.-ch:--•-:1-o-:"lr/ 8-nklng
IN NEWPORT BEACH ••Y • Tiii -to ocean. Wkly r1te1. & dep. 873--4742 754-7555 2:o 1: 81 ~":n '=. Rat all 1tore at 285C Mii I 11ul · SJIO Bach,loratta Parllea P /TIIE TEUEll
A tot1I environment In Sin Clemente! Near ll45-0440 -Prof. non-smoker, tamale M/F, nr So. Cout Plaza, 825 w. 19th St. Colla Avon, 11165 1q. ft. plut .,.................... 738-8538 O< 558-8538 Wall• Fargo Bank In
apartment community NEW 2 Bdrm. ept. with Int.,.,. 411S to 1hare 3 and den 2 Br 2 Ba, pool, prof. Meaa. 845-8830. 198 8 c.r garage. 841..an1. 'CAPEZIO MASSAGE' N.B. Call f0< Interview.
on the UPP« Bay. Prl-bullt·lna, carpeting, •••••••••••••••••••••• home In Newport 25-35, 1220. 98e-2077 Mt1. NO<tt)rup. llllSEllY fOlJND ADS 2o mln.-$25. By App1. K I m De n n I• . vata clubltOuH and drapee, laundry facility. Pvt room1. loving care, Shor.. Wlllhef dryer ll-0407 714/973-6081
hHllh apa, 8 tannla under roof carpotta fOf bal. dlatl1 rw•I area. 24 comm· pool 'tennl•' Roommate wanted: RMp. SUNNY Newport Beach I llT Mii -~10-:...:.9_PM..:.....:...;5-:-4..:.....::::---:-::1---=-::-:-:::=::---
oour11. 7 pooll. dOM to 2 Cati, publlc tennll hr. Clfl. 559-7107 or walk to bMcii utllltiM clean lam or male. Pref Patio Off\c9. 833 Oovaf, ARE FREE Unemployed M wtll Visit 1um
bu1lne11. airport. Fa-courta & golf court• 731-1247 lncludid . '$350 . tam. 25yrs to ehr nice Suite 2 . $308/mo. i!::u:.t~c!~~= lonely F LHve m•g.
thlon llland. Convenient right behind property, •-J ~z"I 64S-9587 3Br llouM. 1 bloc'c trom 831-1094 can 556-4395 J. Tucker ehop1 on 11te. Unfur-walklng dlatance to Vat•llta ... ,, ,,. " ba8ctl In Newporl. AVllll Cal.·
nlltled bachel0t9, t & 2 s t • ' • p a r k & BEACH.FRONT .. wiNTER M/F to Illar• BNChfront Sept 7. 1250. Call K9111 IUI IPAIE -p•vM1SolN ~J~TOR ,,,.. • .i I bdrm 1pt1 and town-beach ... cloae to fMKY· RENTALS Npt Bch Oc1 houM In SunMt Beech. Of Laut1 675-0450 Attraotiv. ru•tle upetalra " IU-Hll ltlmtfl SJIO
hou181. thing I S475/month. 10 May 2 BR Of 3 BR Sun/Spand/Surf plul Shr furn hM on Bllboa Mttlng. We .uppty daaky • 111 .. 120 ••••••••••••••••••••pl••
154(). 11000 Avalfable October 1, newly' ramodiled'. apa. rlvata entrance. lala utll pd non-amkr, 1p1c1. copf1r-. ou Attractive mair. cou e
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Severi! bachelorl and 1 &onanoo:_ two, ... ~~alyt 714-5«-2484. 2$50013.5 .. 2·1 5 ~ 1 or avlll 10-1.' 495-8583. IUpply phone, & 195 pr lala1trUJ Lost: Pwllan Peupon glvea private d1nce Bdrm units r.atu,. nne .,., .,.,, veo•-• .. 873-8238 mo pr daek. C•ll ltald flltJ •513927 leuon1 & act •• Client ... not necnl8IY ct..! t ltvr• and (714) 642-0138. 1 Br. lleep• 4, acuou 213-594-9024 844-7211. •••••••••••••••••••••• 81CC>rtt. Name & phone gMI' I urn M . 1 1---------1 the 1treet from the MIF lhr my E.C M Ml N.B. 3975 Birch. 1000 842-1106 I to PO Box 274, G.G. R'-~a~d ,...._,._..• ICCHIOr ... OVI n 1 Br, pvt dad!, o4d WOfld b •• ch . I 2 9 5 /wk . AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE· furn/unfurn. 1iu~dry,' 2000 lq ft •/500 lq ft MIA ... ..._ ""' ' ...,...,.... •• tod1y or reaarve for charm, apec11culu •75-'"""'• LY _. *"501 aa 787:3 atorage, O.C. Airport ~· ft. ~one . .,_.t Lo1t: Whit• and ,,.y 92142-0274 200 Newpor1 Center Dr
• u m m •' m 0 " 1 h • · ocean vu, walk to beech " """"· to lhara with prof r..,_ ... c. -mo . ......,.. a r a a . S 2 O O o I mo. 1-5032· tabby female. Vic 0 the -Newpor1 Beech
Smartly turnlltled mod-$495. Contac'I Mgr It L•ke T1hoe on water ponllble fell'lai. 25-30. 8hr ~ 2 br, 1 ba apt, 851..ag2a S750 up. 2180 ft. Ind~ Laku Nonhwood. Hu 111.fl!f!l•I
el• open dllly. ept c . 332 Encino Ln. wlbo•t docl<. 4Br 3b• 2 bdrm, 1'.\ b1 COM N.B. Poot. 1242.50. 9/1. atrlal -Office. 18101 collar a tagi. da •• • ••••••••••••••• BNuty
A --'-L--' exec hm. Compl tum. apt. 3 bltla to bell. Poot 84~98, 759-1914 llWPtlT llMI ~ondo Circle MM & T 8<48-7282 WV 73l-2288 lf~!'~I., 1 . ._ ~~~ n='f!1~=~
Otl Jambor .. Rd •t ,.rtllnll 1iu--S700/wk. 552-2115 or & oardanar lncl'd. lit, M/F 10 lhr condo OClMll PrlVlt• Offlce ... $495 Huntington. Be1ch. Lott 2'A wk1: grey M ... .,.,,,,. ~ telantad hair etyllet
San '4r.f .00 Rd. ..!! .. '!!!~ ..... /!!! _. 975-0311 ::!·10~wk'A 11':~1:8~ vtaw, 1rnen111 .. : 1375 ~~ •• $40 84=....a•-!.;~, .. ~ 'vtiC. "B~rt>'oe Niif Uiiiii:;;.;.;; Top =~OA~E . --------1 IUWlll PAUi IUllT ... honw 7~59 mo Incl utlla. IM2..ce91 752-6408 --.... ~,..., Blvd & C St. R9ward. Mra. BaldWln 651·8332 HAIR SALON
YIAILY VIWIE (Monter9)' Country Ck.lb) Pr f F t 111 baa t 4 br Chrlatlan fem rmmata to SO. LAO UNA. 3 Arch off 1c 111ndu11 'ta I 1173-5847 PIANO CLASSE8·5 yr N • w P o rt B • • c h 1cro11 etreet from 3 br. 2 bl, furn., w/ 8 · 0 ' u · lhr furn 2 BR apt HB ..... Od 4,000-14,000 1q ft. All T 5A041a7 N-112 bdrm .. luxury lrplc. Goll, tennll & home w/lrplc, Bt1ck lll'H 964-1248 AMi Bey. 2 ....,, .. avlll. • A/C Hvy Pwr and loll °'9mond Hamllton old•,. Tua · hurl, :::~:,./~e~.d, c~rp:~: apt• In 14 plani. 1 llWlmmlng. Dally, wklY & Bay, 1235. 54&-8155 Hwy Vlalblllty. 497-2351 IJOhllng. Xlnt for R&O Watch, vie No. Hunt-t:10-2PM 551-1532 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
873-8095, 111 42nd St. Bdrm from 1515, 2 monthly rat••· Call Fln1nc1a11y reapon1lbl• Fem to~ N.B. apt*' ..... rt .... , ind low r1te1 . ln~ton Bch. Rawerdl JiM Wa1" 1115 lllT PAIT·l'm
bdrm from 1570, Mark, 658-8001 wt(~ Famala 25-39 to lhare NIM, 1 blk to bMctl. Ottloe 111118 over1oo6cl""' 7 2 0. 0 8 2 1 ' 89 ·2998 .!•••••••••••••••••••• -• tlWI 28r. 18a, $575 mo. yrty, TownhouM from $640 & ocuiloni.I HOit.... 12711 mo. 545-1885, Newport Harbor. t..U't 213-927..wo4 lllO llWAll Dedicated Sp1nt1h 841 1 1~ promo-
cerport, cpt11. drpa, + poola. tannll. water-i.•WI N a.tt ''" 45' MotOf-Slllor docked 875-4340 IPliC9 avlllable. A&>Prox ~tie/17th St, 1500 AbyNlnl male 5 apeaklng lady wlih91 lion clerk tor local
open l>eaml 1118 W. fall•. pond1I Oa1 for •••••••••••••••••••••• In Newporl, hu oantrll Fam rm1te In 20'• to lhr 1 , o o o • q · 1 t , a.f. Incl. office. 1450 57th & ~. w':i ~~ Job ... carLlocng ~r naw1p1pu. Private
Balboa. (2l3) 885-2542 cooking & heltlng pllld .... WR WAITlll air. heat, 2 b1th1, 2Br dptx, 1225 + utll. 714-645-7100 mo. 00-1184 dy1, Newpon. 831-5323 ':', ..... king'' $°'1~·8 d• ~·. dllk, ouu•I attire. Only STEPS TO BEACH From San DleQo Frwy Prol e111on1I male 1hower. kitchen, all Sharl 831·2895 845-9543 eVM " 39 ""' .. ,. requirement II a good
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PIM Knot Motl4, 2 Br. VIiiega (714)893-6198. Bdrm., 2 bath San Juat r.c>.Ell badcr.ound to 97A:J7ft BCH85~~03 recept., HC't Hrvt, tlMMf red, orng, yellow & wftl Advanturoul, Hekl Houri
utll pd. tit• mnomnt ..... fM Caplatrano oondo. Fir• Bo• SS-, Batboa conf. rm., k t.. mall •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 wtit & blu. Rl!Wwd. wortt at travelllng oom-Mon-Fr1. 5:ao-..iOPM duo ... Avall. tor ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• plaoe, poot, Jecunl a laland, Callf. 92982 Olliff latd Hll handtg. Aaeponatve to 11"""'1 c • 11 •e 4 II. 8 8 2 7 • panlon, body guard, Sat t:30AM·1~PM 845-0440 Laguna a.actl Motor Inn only minute• to the CdM, 1'1811 belch. OrMt •••••••••••••••••••••• your bu1ln•n need•. __ , .-. 545-455"4, or C.M. P~ d 1 t XI 1 •P $64.00 to etart
ad rant. 945 N. PllCllflc Cit H'wy. bHeacbh • 1~a0n0•1 Poln; room In 2 atory houM. lllll11ft ..,.. A~J. 405· Fwy In F.V •.. .OAf!!'!ffl!f ••• r.:!! ~ Dept. ~~ c;n_tu~, r.i. After 111 week,.,,.,.. In
Wlltellff .,.._ 2Br 2ba La~una Bch Dilly/ ar or. .. mont $425/mo. 8A0-<4255 IAVINE. Phone an9Wlr· lndlv. ofca. Mo/mo. LIDO ISLE Vtll.AOE Found: lrleh Settlf puppy able. ob1 arvant. partnerahle proftta.
condo"' ah· o2p1pat&loab, u=:: Wk y/ Kltcha'n avall. ~~ ~~.,~ .r1~~': Ol1erlmlnattng & nnan-Ina, conf. rm, utll pd, from $325. 9834445. Th• Mole Hole: gift•, M: Lab F; SMc>. mil(. 49....a.481 :: .~
L 0 w w Inter r. t... S.3 1-2 0. 0 0 r ( 114 I II I F 1elry MrVI, etc. Alto ~ 8Plee.cdM home dllOOt ecc.ae. art ltl«1 tall. blk & bm M: '460/mo. 4M2-041M 494-5294 ~ ....... 7.,.. c 1 Y rHponilb 9 •-deek apace. 1150/up. "-~ =· ~........_ :J ft obact1. Oood 11ue. -. -•-blk & bm M; •d• fla1" 11• •.al•llll .. ..,.. • .,.. male 2&-3t Y"" to 540-9145 ..,.._, .. .......-........ """' •••,.•••••••••••••••••• ~ E. Bluftl. M75. 2 br, 1~ Fem. nlol room, plauant •hare luxury 2 ldrm. evell. 14 • 844 t4 1500 eq ft. ~b c:Nptw Shep. mix, brn f . ART CENTER with di-elT 111 __
ba, frplc, 2 car oar.. ., ... E/Sld• C.M. nr .., ........ Promontory Pt. Town--1e11 Wtlllellff, N.a. 258 •-......._ •-ta-·s· corp. ProlecMd tar· =r;,' IMd'I Animal v•r" QPetatlone andt~~~~~~~~ poo:t.'No pet. Mot: 809 O CC . I 1 O O Imo. Contact largHt 0•) home, OV«IOOtl• PoOf, to 4000 1q. rt. tat. uetwoww ~ rl15~ .• 1M2 'J.0007 ...... ! .. Inv. • ~-Ciienti wor1d•wtda aeakll~
Amtgoe Wey. 844-7118 831-7958 Mlle Female ..W:. In Send r .. uma, curr911t floor. Agent 1Mt~2 FOf ..... ; 3 adl-' 4 ,g.7,. • er,,.....,.... Found vie warner & educated perwon with llAT SllW ~.:2nobri>J."1eG~tlc:. Cr~ r~ 2jS' J:!!~ 80. Callf. 54().1718 ~~:~~d ~~~. b:o~ *llUll """'* =u~v~:.~=-::r. ,.=~It. '"' ~:t~'la s:ek-:::::. ~ ~~'°"O~C~I~~ HOUHWIVM, 1tudent1,
i5t!I at. Newport S42s1mo. 2155 l ... llTE ~·J::oe •••and. ~=•· ',r~0'11.Ve ! ~Wi:: =~ v,: ... U.U!h:r.u ........ '''· ~1201 ~~o=-~~ ~! ~~.:. ~;:· ~~:
H • '.,L'(, 11 · 15 2 5 · Pool. IPlo. bedcbay Npt, · · aq, ft. No ..._ reQlllr· epllonlat Mrvtce Pf'O• Partnerahlp: 112•000 loat: Dog, Reward. to atart: cnanoe tor tu1 llC Apply 1790 A·I 842" · Chrl1t11n Mala pref. flllDI PtOf Fe & eon to aMr9 3 ad. Ad~ Alrpot1er Inn. vtdecl ~lie avatlabtl cufl ...ured. lhould ~own , Aldgaback, time ~ PQlltlOn MonroYI&. C.M. ~
()ceenfront yearly 1 Br 851-1910 OtdMt & ..,,,_ afll'OY· bd hOIM tn N.B. WMt 2172 Dupont. Call AM. lndlvldk:!!r or 11 a :"'V:U: :i:·O: alender, F. 541-5041: end ftnenc1a1 ~----~-~:'If'..~,~~
wood a. glMI, utM~ 3 Br. hou11, 2.,. Ba. All cllenta actelMCt with conaldar 1 cfllld, Uaflt 833-4223 =· ~ ~~ leoted . Mr. Cutler M&-6317 ttori. Mt 4M8 846-SMe
no ~· non~kr kitchen prlv .. 1•cuul, photoa & ,...,eno.. chlld-oere. Over 30. Airport arH -l11ec. ot ,....._. M44111. Lott: 'trl color Papllon ------~------pt_Of. -paraon23 ..,_, poo1 ~ pattclna. L.aguna Cnldlt1: ~ltan 1350/mo. l.v Mau 8uttM. From 226-450 flnancl1t ftetd. Pl.... "Tally" vlo Lelaura ITTQRUC'V aoot<KHPI A w/34 yn
f78-3123 Niguel •N-nfo. ooocS Morning ""-lea. 169-9138 aq. ft. 1 1 per eca:. ft. call (114)7t0·1111, Own llelt im.rwt tn CM woncs *· fllewwd. rw n nl.I •XP« tor lrvlfll Ardl.
AV! 8"'t 15/0ct 1, yrty Tha TClmOfrow &flow, Female wentl to .,,.,.. 2 Many it t r u . 0 a II ~ CenW. hOIM. Mlr*nUfft dOWn. l30-11211 H.-edmltt.. --:a firm, .. WOt1' w/outllde
etepe fr bledl 2 BA 2 Vwty ~ bllc to bdl, lrg ...... M1·1• bd 1 b• home. No 567-7010 8ca1111a Oown? o.o . .,,.,.. In "O.OOO IQU!ty, UM ::;r.,ievet poettton. 90Ctnl on oompMr1llcl
ea. •750 mo. Call '°' k1 1 room & ~ 1~'2 ~ -"""1a. no lkxJtlOI 1260 EaecullV9 ottlce aulll, Brtnd\,, Ofllce at ,.. SIM tu DbfttltfAtta.e Ao b b~ l'!fh!!~ ........ :;;u-•--oiw '=t.:'1~ •· wons proo WOIM
Ml¢. 875-0124 .. f()f '0 ". n . • u . Npt ...... 142 2111• oomer of 408 -. • ...., oenoy OanMlr, IHO 1°1U11-1ne. OOIDe -Woutd I0¥9 lO w ..... 1fttl It •• Colla ~ ·n~ TyPlnO MO. ic.te' lfa..9321. M ... *45 ltW Sbr, Iba • • HwbOr 8MI. T~e O* aultM In Newpof1 ftr S*'Y wtth )OU. c.11 ... M e • I • 1 0 • 8 . --
' IA, 313 33rd at., 2 Aoom In prlv home, =. ~J~=: ~.M~I 2
10br-"; ...... 1to0 aq.tt. at toe Airport• • tuly1 '~} •;;"1 ,,_, or Kathy anyllm•. 714141 ~ _C_AS.,.,H_ll...,l'VHOUSIW,,..,.....,.-=~A""NI= ~to bdl, -..ao. mo. there !rent and utll. tj!l-4911. bl p; • "' Na. ft. Cell 1a1-t1t1 ......... 1at>-240 IQ ... aatt 211/804403 ...-. 111per snf. ,,_, 8larN u-. 141·1324 Walk to beeeh. 1250 bl omontory 1• a-:... Mo/Mo 01 lee. ' mo. •••• • •••••••••r.;;• ~o o.t.lllnl -at Crown HetCI•"••
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Ooeanfl'ont ~ 2 8' t .....,. a.a.a. fl 10 attar• tum Ocean °'"' F "°'*"* to l&ok :g.ace. HOO eq.n. at he w/1 'If· m.et1t • ......., .. lie,; -._.. tllrlnt ~eftl Md - -18 1~~~1 =-7r.fJ~.m ..... ~!! ~ A'::."9~-~ tor t br CM ~ • eur•~ :Oo:0:.,:1~:. ~ ft*le ..-._:.: ,p:;;:ilfiitj lft ''' l ~~-==-~~ n~~"':,::.= ... .....,,_? -~ ....... a .. M1 mlL 1·2-4()..700l lft e PM Oct. 1. Up.to U?S aa. Talbert & 8'ootchur9t ._.,....,.., Ind OUTCAU. 14 HM u pre ured wtt1I ..__.,.,. & Lee 3 Ir. 2 a.. .. -. WklY l"lfttall now awa. ~ttllli .,.S-2732 Call n1-ettt ' 11r1:'.!'.!;. 1210/mo. T'O'a .,_ ,.,.. ......., ::1.-00 ' ..._. daOOtdol .. UllM • f!Wt bMctl 2 blkl. No 1108 & up Color TV YCMlnt Pr~. ~ F CdM -AoM. e.tltlr NH/CM 111iM11iii b•klnt dut.... 1.-Y
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hl¥9 good running Cit, OATEAIA. ParadlH lun, Mon. Olothlng, ' --.__, I IS' looton Wha6er lltt ,.._Ible, 14Mt00 :,~fl~ I • I I I 0 0 ~•••••••••••ol'r.~C ',; HP•r prel'd but w/ Oate • FOINon llland, hOUllflOld lterneJ loYe, Ooul>IJ mlltrou. -,_,.,, 40 .... Met "* clli • Ma...-.--........ 1 treln. Cell MS..1131111 800-D ~ Center. flltn., k to l1D. New ~ 8M frame. a-1-t aMI ,.,.. o. ~1 Uvt-ebOard ~llp avlll-CA" IAOAl"CI. 'H 21,0-00 -mltei ,'-J-ully ApPly In pareon 3-0pm, Wedding Oown 1100. brown Vlnyl a rmchair ••nl111nl'f•••••l"ml .John 213111....u;M able, 'It' to IO • ~ ~ OT COIW Pert ' llllllllPll Mon tlml 'l'tclay. Ari deco bd.rm tum Ml and IOVH Ht. 11and· DUf<9 '°" IALI s&' '8 Dr•• Creft in ~· '~13olOK 1 21, ta.mt•. o..f. cier: ~·8.i iunro;'s,£g
nHded tor worklllO RESTAURANT 11200 or bll ofl'. Doti-°"'* ~IOan oon. D .. kl a nd matching cl&lllo l>MtOI condition. oro, • ' CNUI Ha·'1M or 010' • new. 1 •
prote .. lonal tamlly In ..... •-· nit• hl'I. Noon on. .table, Whl1e Vlftyl, ftorol Oholrl at MOt1ttoe Pl'IOI llOOO down with Kint WANTID: 111p for 25· 111 140 • l•l·HU IYN,
Huntington Hrbr. EKpr'd -. and Daniell ~ ot fllO, "9cllfl0emant t.t~ llnonolno avan. O'Day llOOt> Jn axcn. for 917-9114 da'fl.
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nr. per Wk. 8"5-1471 ~ 1vaHable any hour1. Aa"--MiM In good ooncf. 141-aON NS MOO • '11 ..,...__....,m "" ft ... 1 ,,.. tallO 080. 111·:MN t1a,ooo 6i ,,_.;_ "°'.!!_· ........ a,._ eon•a.J ,. ••• ~~ •••••••• ~ rtVWJvt 1 &.a •1 ..,. ..... • _,,_ -
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for toot & equto renl 494.5294 APPLY: t>etween 2 and . ._1..., ... 81..-. __ .. II*•• ......... pet mo'":.~ •zi lull canvu, belt tnk, 844-7118 deeparatlly Mede •"._. company In Laoun 4, 31 Fuhlon l1land, ...,, ... ~ ft..,.. ,,_ MW· ------you own ............... °'"' extru. Nwpt 111p avell, )'O'll' JUP. ••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ·
8ctl. Mull enjoy work lllllUIPll Newport Beech I~ machine, '80. COlh. Wal A· 1. King 11. 714-IM-1252, SIM I I O O O I O B O fi flM HIQheot Dollar Paid :','i~
Ing w/people, good M · 4 h,.. wtc 18 per nour. Relt•urant • 8 5-8024. HMdbOatd. SOK IPfO ..... DM ~ 213-325-2162. ..!!'l!rt~••••••••••• Call Gery Orey , ,4,.,
lery & benefit plcg. IP-HB. MUii read Englllh. PERSON. FAIDAY Mon Antique Roper 9U itove, matt. 2 nlte 1tond1. AeOerltly lerW)ed~· 't150 11' 8M .., L.lmlll C..,.n. fM ..... llllT •'?°•' ply 1705 so. co11t "2-3267 ttlN Fri: 8:30 to 4:30 '80 C8ll\. Dr .... , & mlro plu1 COlh. 1.,.._1793 aft 12 ,_1 " 11_ •l ...,l lalll.T ',-. t
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Toro. 'If upertenoe: l(nowtege ~Harbor 11 Cantege Dr.). TOA Couch, Hen:ulon, bfwn & TYPEWRITER I STAND blue Surret top plu1 ' :"::. Jack• & tie l'nfh ""
Day Care Alllltant ofh CPfT1WOfdc Proceeaor .A. • may be 10meC>ne'1 col· ~~_!]~ 2 .;:~ 115. t164121 tide curtaJn1. com .. ~416 · '800 oao. •••••••••••••••••••••• L•·•-•IP u . ,11111 Lauri• R ... aurant lec:Ulblel Lat "Carolee'• ,_,,.,_,., with Ml COYW. 12 • Mu.I .... 1971 D•taun ---
extended dT care •t 833-3122 CATERINO Service Attic Aaaln" Mii It fOt Cell 548-He7 ..._ -on one cllarge. Pur-..,.,,_-., 1141 Ptdlup. Gre11 condition, 831-2040 4tM941 ::1~' . 8 pm. INTERIOR DESIGNER· need• food preparation. you! lnfO or apc>t: MOVING-l'tlee queen a ;:-n ••••••••••••• ~~ ~ fO< 111,000 of· ...................... New tire•. 1hock1 .. I ... n• -
NB wontera. $4 per hr. Fun CA.LL CAROLEE 6pc bdrm ... w/box oanan.. all oOlora ... lefed •t t14,000. PYt llPll 1218 brllk•. Alklng 12400 28402 Mat~ Pkwy II.aim lllJI Home d'H lgn center time: 5 AM-1:30 PM. 118-3442n~ IPflno & mattr .... Xlnt malee itll, malet 120. 1*1>'· 173--3147 Xlnt cond 1411-584t Darlene, "492-3327 or Mllelon Vi.Jo
PIT, FIT xlnt comm, wanta prot designer w/ Lori'• Kitchen. 3017 ~~ Daetl, Ou 48", cond 1250. 918·t031, M2-4e24 s.. Ray 245SDA tHO · 83t-48'76. ~'*Y Exit off 1-6)
worlc In Oc. MUlt ha¥9 •tab tollowlng, •XI* In H 1 r b or B I · • S ·A • reflnllhlng. tn5 540-e338 MNltaly Mecaw t & In w/o Mr, loaded. MUlt FOXI MOPED, Niii well, '77 FORD C760 Heavy Open Sundl'/I
ftelr tor color, wlll tralft. technlo11 & dealgn 979--0747 .._ 080. 876-8206 Conwrtlble Couch, king· '*'I Good .,,:;: t-a Hll. $11,900. or ofr. -~~1~·~·.::rk, duty van. '22' boK, one --------..:....--
M0-5249 upect1 of window RESTAURANT j•.JI.. Hll 11 bed, 175. Or wfll >"9 old. vet eum In-964-6581 · ton Hit 91 e, llde door• ~
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BLUEPRINT MACH. Oenerou01 comm + HARBOR AREA • 1875. 040-0090 wooden bHuty. Sac in.lfn IJfl u tru . ..,uaranteed new Salee-8erllce-LMalng .,(
OPR con1ulllng IHI. Mull Oetttlll APPLIANCE SERVICE Trlple dre1Hr & = 2 PET WHITE OEESE lt~OO . 875·8202, .... ,. .................. ::::·ti~~~~. Ml-'II lztl'I Art lltrtf ':~
for I and 1 cape t have portfollo ol work, Waltrtt1/Wlfftr ::ii Mii r.con149~3'o~7 •land neadl refln GAEAT WATCH OOGSt 831·8000 l1 Ill ltHa 940-2078, pp Nice Selectlonl lt'Chltectural flml In Ir· rell. 2 8-hr dy1 per wk ancee. 125. 142-2532 '20/PR. $400. 830-8872 * '78 2002: 4 1pd., ~
vine. Full/time. Mu1t • noor time. Non-amkr .... I HY APPLWllll MO<lern ' pc xtr~ "8-72'22 ... ,,, ... , . '74 3tO Honda, 8 IC)d, 2 Toyota '78. AM/FM SI• an/rf. (9t1PVB)
have own tran1port1· pref. VIUage Home o.. Lee 1157.a133 HCtlonal beige ftaw-"'•-I ,.,. "" ~ Hll Into t pipe, 12,000• ml. reo CHHll•. Small * '78 320!: auto .. AIC ~~9·5120 b•t.1 llgn 140-llt83 Wlltrns/Walttr Cold1po1 Relrlg 1226. , .. , cond, pd l11ee, ;:;:-r. •••• :-:,.¥.f ••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• t660. 830-&872 g;~:8 •h•ll $2,178. f8!/,60~201y 4 . UUL llOHTAllJ •• 11 .._ Maytan, O.E. 6' Fr""I: Hll te5o. Tradltlonal ....... lreM 11111 lal 1-M ...... I '76 Y1m1na RD360 IOededl (l78YPC) ipd.,
DELIVERY Pereon, over Newport Center RHI ..,u ..,.. axperienc:«I dalre""wlltler 198 ~ W1ot1 , hunter green. &44-7M7 ~ 7t4/831-3t00 ' '80 TOYOTA SR5 PICK· * .80 3204 5 18 for L.A. TI~. C.M. Eilft• Litigation firm APPLY IN PERSON 546-11872 . ~\>UOht Iron iota & ' " 41M-<4eoi ' ~~$~5~alA~' UP. 14500 111/rf. (86tZok) apd.,
110mee. 3AM-eAM Econ n ed e L I oll1Pr, ~. Kini, '275. Knetle grand, 6 I , ..,,_ IH •·" "" 769-9551 or M7-3~ * 'IO 52., .... /rf ,-1 car No _.._:..Iona •. 1 exp ' •g• TIE IUOI 11111 WllMr·Dty9'-Refrlg. Loe w.n mirror. Stereo nut flnllh, 11128, xlnt II -·n RM eo ... ; -·0··"' · ~50 mo~ ~ ~xt~i :::.~aJic; 819 sieepy Hollow o... DllhwuMr·FrMZ« ;•blnet. w11nu1, 54'', cono. saooo. 840-8140 ;i~~J~bi;·0;1:·~~ii;; Good condition a22s Bt;:~A~~~. ·7~d•D~~~~ (416Z~t-an1 ~1 ~ &40-083 mull. Salary open. LAGIJNA BEACH Xlnt cond. 848-~8 ,::: .P,•:,':· 0:::. =:; ~... "" w/teq. 1unrlH 11111. 844-6216 wortc, $3000. "IM-<472t 208 w. 111, Santa Ma ·~
DELIVER 840-89e0 ULD (UTUL) Wtllrlpool Electric Wllh-135 97._1135 • • • ••••• ...,•••••••••••• Like new . 12600. 'll Im eva CIOMCI Sunday ·; .. Y Full ., and ,.___, Uke MW • BRAND NEW GOLD 80 8'1M18t d d • 2 2 a a Live-In llou .. keeper' ·°' pert/time. Better Almond~. 3 ""' Old: Wldcer llY. rm Mt: eofa, Penn Reell. 1375. . g a con • • ., • CHOICE INVENTORY ~·::~
Ful -"" -..,_ <•Ok. Motm •d•U ::;:: .:::1:::;00 SC '376 "' ..... Ud -2 .. ,,.,, Md ,..... 1",_1001 H-II, ,r.o: ....,._ ,.._..,. IJESPERATEI! VOi.$......,, .~• "9l1lle. Elcoellent dlMng home In Miiiion Viejo. . lor 1917. tM PM 345 CU81om-made OUlhlona, tlon~.:t4 . 848-2258 •• ,., ..... ~/ . m'f llU _
'9COfd ~. Lg privet• room wfth Saleeperaon ror pl1nt 1.....__.... No. J-2 x:•'al cond. $200. S -2t 11 •-t(! ., I 'll .. """".... bath. Room & Board -'"·--·· "Wave Tool•," 5'8", _, -~ I 1M1mna111
7-e}1• Wltn Plue Salary. Paid Vac. •lore. Full and pert-K port dllhwuh-8-7374 Prlndle 18 Cat, xlnt ............. ; ....... .
567 12 Mr.Emmona tlon. ceu .875•3148, ~:;'*' pref«red. ;,'T,~. _,;,1 runn1ngt ft CUiiom 111.n cab.= ~~•h:w~~~,.!;~: cond., nu trlr, l2175 .. 78KINOSHIGHWAY2e' ~r:!'.~·1 ~0~: Ill l1lllll ----------1 alter 6 pm 142-2824, cono. 842-25411 bullt In ipMkera. Spece Jdnt cond. •t90/ti.t otr. 831-3838, •M-1345 2 roof air, dMh ell', 1•5 •5500/of1er. 840·8109 In °tr.!: ::-'ai:!, MlfCh-dl'fl TUm •1_,_ ••-1foto'r•c0o.mpto~5·~t•B,•r~dh A8111ot o,'N•lllL Spur1n0g ow11,!E_.R ~~~E5 2~ ::. r~· &~,-g: 9Y9a/Wknda. ~~ • ~":r.':: :p~~~:~~'lt~ ~~!E~ =~1~ Sales/ Secv ~;,:=;.·:;;~;,;~~ =-t>w~~~ ..M4;;u · · ~ .. i~rre:~ie;! ::i·n::-..n.cs~ ,~ '~i~0i:, T~~~~~ uo ta 81::. BMS.
where your experlelad MU11 Ila~ experience. Typing, 11\orlh~nd, * .,.115• + r SURF80ARD 811l..0140 Harbor, S.A. 55'6-722t. bed plclcup. 4 ap 1tlnd 112-all dlalrllde upartlM wltl BHch UH, .. ,.,r. bookkeeping. s.cr.tary Uni-SHI, Cook Bro1. PATIO ~.l1RNi' Bm Jor-Xlnt cond, 5'10", w/ $28,500/080. llbor, •Par• tank•. Open Sunday
be UMd and apptedal· open. 148-8844. ca I Nlar; p1u1 tr1wt aa1e1 ban Shimano 0)( pe-den, 45 table, 4 cholrl, laMll, l tOO. 548-40e2 . Lido 14 wltrlr 11100, •77 OMC 28• Pelm New/tlr ... clutch, I MiiMU19Ju_iM..-"M•iN;;--
ed? If ao, we lrwtte )'OU 1~. comm. · • d,ati'. oood oondlllon 2 ch.,..., 2 end tablee. rr. •-~16 alao Sabot '260, Both BHCll, 31K ml, rMr brlkea, etc. 100 watt Hllit'I to join ua end ehat9 In 540-2500 • Todd 536-"32. 1860/obo. 9404140 ~., Xlnt 1 .i-.... • •t•r•o opt1on11. Call lllllT --~h of ...... u xt 1 .. ""' ..... "7 • ...._,. •-•7• 7•7• <Minge, -..,... v, AC, • .. 6 8 7 2 • u .. OfOWll "-GI'· ,..enagement • """' .... "" Fr. Prov. vanl~/dHk, •----u "" v ~ Gen, ,,,_lal $28,500. ".. • " • v • • • & a...-dental ofnol XLNT If f I .L •••••• •••• ••••• ••• • •• ...--648-0943 dava ""' · t I• lrath SECRETARY, FANT OFC Boy'1 Mid~. Hohl· good cond, t t • BEAUTIFUL 26" RCA t2 ft Sidney. lmmac 554-7221 Cox Motor , •. ~n~1~ •a•t. TrtlHH Adv Agency. Good typ-weight tO apead, Jso. 840-8140 Color TV. 2 ·yr wmty. condwood·~Xlnt tor Harbor or SHomH, 911 Herbor, '73 Dodge 9000. Camper quelllle d . Newport Ing Ind phone voice Nearly new Exercycle. Wltlte ..... f148. FrH dellvery. Lake 12H .A. . Speclal. Loaded: 400V8, Beech. S48-S802 lql1 ftlr 0arHr MHntlal. Shorthand 1 16<>. !Me..3088 l2J 54 20e Open SUI\. Comp. 1t •82 CUSTOM COACH c:nilN, air, pa/pb, etc. S ...... ~IAUlno
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able. 8M-t30e dye pr wtc, Mon-Tua.-now, tor 7 pareon Irvine 716-149t. llrano' ~,; ............ ,, •• ,.. Ilk• new. • ooo or posi, hltdl, t2K ml, 454 •••••••••••••••••••••• ·n 830 CSI euto atr Thura-Frl. Wiii train tax & lnv911ment firm. DOME HOME s ., male• offs. t3t·2e65 OMC eng, tro be & • • • ......, AIM 552-t3t3 wtcdys. Requirement.: •cellent KIT 4~1023 ••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 1hower. dinette. Like WE PIY amJfm c:e.., full pwr, Part time PM and client reletlona, typing ~ln~ured. ~ 11MtJa #fl I' UllJ WIT CAL 20', S~lnnak.,. Newt Blue bk l22,900 Kint cond. Priced for
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ORY CLEANERS Medlcal Record Dept. Richter Av.. Suite t02, Clll ml 87M10l 'I ~ "'' lUI '11111 CHI 1tereo. 84K ml Counter cle~, . ew . ·~ r-ulred Full & corner Jemboree, or •••••••••••••••••••••• ~1-t II# •••••••••••••••••••••• '1""1tr, '1...J IJ1' n 1-•-19200 "'8-2088 • • " I I . -:....... .. , . ca I I M r 0 1 It o n Slamaee Hlmalaywi Kit-••-11-r-•• ~:x::-;;.......... Cllm ... boerd ""' lnfln<. •••••••"'•••••••••••u• -1r pref. CdM. 8 . P me ,..., .. , one •viii. • • .... ~.... --. ..... FOR SALE '78 9.t HP 1 w'• Ideal for the fllherman HartM>r 81Yd. 11_'1!/. 1111 7t4ne&-a500 14t-3714. ten, ..,......,.ate pt, Fem, 3 HP 1 pna., 80 ,... E I d I h ft 1ty, litre Hll, 975. f-"" -......... In ft t•: ,..,...a M••a -~ Electrtcet SECRET 7 Wkl lllO. 495-"'4874 vert. ASME code iri, v nru e, on9 I a , 141-7200, 175-5116 s"ft' .., ,.,... ' u """"'" ~ •• ••••••••••••••••••• i.'1 M1W1. ARIAL-work your s•·-~ H'--•· Never uied. 11.,.5. eleo. 1tarter. 1450. Sell .. ···d S oot1man, load1 o f •• tlll '71 cac>rl. 8 cyt, 4 IC)d, ,., Eumuu1 TUT home. Type from ma--·-... -yan Kit· • 9 e o -6 e e 4 o r .,.,., • tock, UMd, 1toroge & l'Mdy to go -1unroot, amlfm tape .~ ..,_ Tr........,/frt lfe. Chine, phone. «rand1, ten, fJealpolnt M., 7 Wkl Term1. 21~. l860 « beet ofr. one ownet. 11500. 487 ... 1.l dee*, bfonu, 90K ml, ., 1 11111111 Full time lor Ml11lon ml.c:. d9'olll, exper w/ $50. 4115-"'4814 '172'5390 NEW 20 HP Marine 844-N71 aft 2PM Momlna canyon at Pa-rune pert. 11900. '·l llAl•EE VleJo radlology office. rell. 10-40 hr• wtc .. P.U. a-. ,,,, BRIDGEPORT mlll • ""1t DleMI ...,.. 2 cyt / clllc Co11t Highway, WI llY 831-36" ,.,,,
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arrangementl or lonQ e1Tt•••••••••••••TJ'.1 r.n1TI\••••••••oTl9 M 1t•-' e.r ·~:w=eet•k.• Midi t~ °' .._.., .uto./ oonacM U1 . 112-4316 (111111)
tarm nntn0tno. ·n MIDOIT body 111 ·ea "-'**11000~ .. c.!' Perl 111rmr ......... 1r.i 11 .,.· ..... _1~.. 119 llllll (DMMMJ ·10 Tomo COnY9f'tlOll U11 ....... + ._
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tr.!. '.ff "1 DEal(R , .. U.S.·. . '29001080. uo-t100 .. ....... ......... -· i• , ... I ., • a magnon I' " " " --•J• ·1-1111 u :-.. •••M•~.:,:.::.•2•:.•9•,•,.,.::: •••••••••••••••••• 78 &ptth, SOK ml, xlnt • • -• ... -.. v ..---' 711 Opel 8por11w11n. ~ m a c h , o o n d • ~-DO 1t11r1ng , New palnh 1 Vallow. Ian lnlr. Xlnt NOOO/OIO. If~ •-'11 EL wtltlred IMth-HalbC>f INd al Fllk o, blltary, ralaad taller
oond . Mu11 1111. -"· bHuty, nu tran•, 1n Coat• M... atHL belted radial•. pontiac' /QU ~218 '11 TA1, lo ml, AO, alnt OVl!M!AS DeUVEAY lo•dad, low ml, mint S.M300 649•1457 GOid ::rt m:fl w11111. --...1111JfW\llla""'• lnaldl & ~. IHOO/blt !XPIATS cQnd, 12780/0BO pp. ..1 R .__, 11fl ..-.:,0,,.. . ..,.... W . Na-01M ~1.0115. '73 lmg:.a Station Wa-•"'2r200· CO!_,,.:., .~!...,!~Cl· ::.-A::~ .... ,......... Of'8I WAn ,,.. •.:n:,w .... • •I 5 ooo I o I r..... _...... Hatb« Btvd .. Falt Dr ·eo 805SD o.i. 4 epd, .,....,....,. •11•f _. '90 Cpe de ·v11e. taka oon • m • r g 'ti IT --TllU 1n eo.ta Meu 311K ml, Ivory, 2 yr un· faU 11~ :-••••H"i'll ........ :... Wllft over lowHt monthly owner, •1500· 7&0-0301 -·-300 548-1457 llmltad mllHg• warr. ••••••••••••••••tt••':T N .. luQ. 1oo<>J rrc'"'°"' lHt HarbC>f fJtvd. 11111 payment• for Ci,..ln Hll 81\owroom oond .. Pony __ 54_9 _ _. ____ _
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'12 P.ugeol 304, naw 45 42 ·1res.v:i::--:. =::, A•-,,,. ' 5ot.o7ee •• l.!. • ..., with rebuilt eng. 11100 11lJ ........ + ...
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lflllil 1111 detllttl (18924). Par1a .• 900. o1~103'1' Voltcew~. I l~-~~~rJ.I ...................... IUOI ••PllTI 54~ . .. ' .... ~h'-k 1~-logo Cimtl•I . Hll • ~~::,~ond. 2400· pont' /" •• ",
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Garden Grove ...,.. I ' AllC "" Chevrolatll In ~la Meea •••••••••••••••••••••• 549-4300 648-1451
'78 sa. Derk blue, bln-lenltt .. 9~·9;~.:;;~ .. '8~pg~Oflg~~·4Jl. ...................... 5411.-4300 54t-1457 'II llll 11&111 UI 12 NITIAO J2000
vwy leail'." Pollahed al· L...aq .... a.. 113~73114, 914-0791 '78 Hornet St••· Wgn. C..llH•l•I . 1131 1500 850-1118 Automatic, 11r oond., ~~3~:25_.:1; 1 · 8 0 0 · 114 131-2113 ..._llllll · '78 Bua, gra't 1hape, !1 t:ndp !c~ : 1 ~ ·ee°i•;,;·~~·)cj;, .. ~~: · pwr. 11eerlng, amlfm
'75 MBZ 240D. Perl '71 911T, Look• & rune 111-JM -.aa cu11om Int. w/bad, rune '2200/obo, 940-3020 nlng. cond. Need• tome '72 Toron1do, nu -no. (578135 ..... 1 '
cond. All pwr, Ale. gd, alloya, $4500 t.o.p. ,12 II•••• I /I i39~.0hs!f~.book. lrdlt Hll body work . Great w1t1rpump, rad .. lual 1111 ~+tu
28mpg. $7800/0,r. or $9000. 955-1141. ..,. •••••••••••••••••••••• Tranep. $395 pump, pllnl Job. 1526. Cap. coat S93 • ~ '14 Panel au. 10000 m1 1111 .... IUT 1142·7033 720-110'-dual 14232.59, lotal of
1-210-9512 '81 3568. Yellow. Ex<*· FllJ 1••1111•111 on motor. AM/FM cw Ill II Mniii Z-11. 1,,, IHI ltl•I• H it paymen11 ltt18.32 +
.81 380 SL, 7000 ml. lent cond. $5700 or 1111 ......, +tu w/equd:nr. 840-8209 for the largae1 and bait Air cond., 4 ipaed •••••••••••••••••••••• !!•••••••••••••••••••• talC. wire wheel•. $38.000 tr•de 642-9711 Cep. COl1 u.fo5, ,..... . Mlecllon of n-end '71 FOii ·12 2000CC A b t a magnon 080. 213-832-8979. '88 912 Rebuilt engine , dual 12432, total or * 8e BUO Ht5. dlr* UMd Butclta In Orenga trant .. radio & 1 c:uta Uni ou •
1 Good cood Beat olfar · • payment• fM 48 monthl #7444, many mora 10 County todlyl earl (Ser. 4260). O If I I run• & look• ~·
842-0182. 551 8829 . $5618' +tax (119973) choo .. rrom. PETE'S ~ lllf 121111 II fJ ~·rt sooo. •7093.
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642-5678
'68 912. $0450, obo. a magno 1973 VW Thing, vet')' .__ Oov9,tQ all St 9 P .. Mno« wff'h roof ,.·.··.·.··.··.·.··.·.··.·.··.··.·.·•1111 po tac ~ u Orig ownr, allo)'I, MW • nice. f2,ll80. Call ...,.., IC NEWPOR~ BEACH rack, wind deftectOf. air 1• pafnt, super cond. 65.._..87 ' lll .. lll cond., crul11, pwr. t1r. 'ti FllDlll 4IO Harbor Blvd al Fair Or '78:5~~~~ 2.0, 57K ()(~. pontiac;au ~ ·e:ar:,-r· ~·~I~ #~~~d ·or~ .. ~3 ...... ·3..'!!:.!.nc:yll &' "a h.rakmM.agl110ARA801 n ~ T~~·:2~~r. ....... ~ ......... " ... -.~ .... ' ...... a54 •• '9..--.'.4,,5·1·!! $m~500. 1~0~w~~~141~~n · Harbor Blvd at Fllr Or 1eoocC eng rabll, Int: COSTA MESA . ..,,, _.. ,,.... -__ ..,.,, ••--•••,..
· • 4" llf1, •200011>et orr. 111 2111 11 ea orig cond ·n'A PORSCHE 924 ... ~ .~1au~1•57 951.2525. -s1~ooiobo. 54·1.1906 · pontta' C/DU '89 Landau. 2dr. PS/Pa. I _.,._,.,., ~.-.. ou don't need a gun to /VC, xlnt cond. $1200. Sunroof, or g. ownx1"· , OL _.. d 1 / VW WMlpf\all• Camper, '71 LeSabra, xlnt lraM-•71 CHEVY WAGON "draw faal" when uou 840-3026 36,000 ml, maroon, nt 14 • 11.1 ..... O nt ext, 1982, dleMI, S,000 Ml, ~rtatlon, rune good. ' i--...,.-__,.------cond. $7000. 497·2993 AM/FM etareo, AC. ,15000 firm 942.H8f 15 ....,,. Al\'"" Look• and runt graat. Harbor Blvd 11 Fair Dr place an ad In Ille Dally Run• graat 11200. • · · ......,..._.... XLNT Trana. $800. In Col._ Meu Piiot Wini Adel Clll now
1142·5818 875-83te Ad9 1142-M79 Want Adi Call '42·5878 H0-0205 64t-4SOO 54t-14!17 I 1142·5878.
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ATLAS C HRYSLER-PLYMOUTH NIWPOIT DATSUN IOILOMGPUPONTIAC COSTA MESA DATSUN 2929 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa Tel. 5"6·193-4 3 blocks
soulh of San Diego Freeway Off Harbor Blvd Complete
, body shop. Sales Service Parts. Service Dept. open
Monday thru Friday 7 30 AM to 5.30 PM. and 8 A.M to
5 P M on Saturday • BEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street Newport Beach Tel 752·0900 Call us.
W" A the <r.,.. 1 'it .. 1 ' Alla Rnmeo Peugeot Saal> &
M .. ~~rat1
• THEODORE ROllNS FORD
888 Dove Street. Newport Beach. Tel. 833·1300. At the
trlangle of Jamborea. MacAr1hur & Brl1tol behind Vlctorl•
Station. Sales. Service, Leasing & Part1. Wa m•ke gr91t
dealal
• MAHIS CADILLAC 2600. Harbor Blvd., Coit. Mesa. Tel. 5"CHJ100. Orange
County a Largest C•dlllac dealer. Sales. SeNlce. Le ...
Ing ·
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13600 Beach Blvd., Westminster. Tel. 892·6651 Orange
County's oldest and largest Pontiac dealership Sales,
Service, Parts.
• DICK MILLll PIAT/LANCIA
"Probably the lowest priced Fleta (n Southern Celilornla"
(L.oc.ted 1 mlle north of Soulh Coast Plaza
naer Main St. •nd Warner Ave. In Senta Ana.)
120 W. Warner, Sen1a Ana 557·2132
•
2845 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. 54().6.410. Serving
Orange County lor 16 years. 1 Mlle So. 405.
SUNSET FORD, INC. .
(Home ol Withe the Whale~ S«O Garden Grove Blvd.,
W.Stminster. Tel. ~10.
• OIANGI COUNTY VOLVO
10120 Garden Grove Blvd., Gwden GrCMt
Modern sales. service. parts. body, p•int & tire depls.
Competitive rates on lease & daily rentals. 2060 Harbor
Blvd .. Costa Mesa 642-0010 or 540-8211
DA YID J. PHILLIPS IUIClt.flOMTIAc.MAUA
Laguna Hiiis 837-2400
• Sales • Service • Leesing
2•888 Allcl• P.ntway
SANT A AMA DATSUN
2001 E. 17th Street, Sin~ Ana. Tel. 558·7811 Your
Orlgln•I Dedicated D•tsun Oellef.
Tel. 630-9190. Exclualvely Volvo to cover •II yoor Volvo
requiramenta. ·
New•Uted•Sales•Leulng•Parta•s.rvtceeBody Shop
Freeway cloM In the hurt of Ortnge County •t Gwden
Gre>Y9 Blvd. & Brookhurst .
• JOHNSON & SOH UMCOLH MERCURY
2626 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa Tel 540-5630 57 Years
ol lnendly fam11y service -Orange county's oldest Lin·
coln·Mercury dealership
• CHICK IVHSOM rotlSCHl-AUOl-VW
4t5 E. Coa\I Hwy., Newport BHct\. 673-0900. Th• only
deal.rahlp Ji'I Orange County with theaa thrH grHt
m•kea under one roof!
• MIRACUMADA
W.'ve moved! Our naw loc•tlon ii 1425 Baker Stf'fft,
\Cotta Mela. Tel. 545-3334. Stop t>y I visit our brand naw
enowroom •nd see why we're Iha #t Mazda daaler In
Souther!\ C.llfotnla. Salas, Set"ilc:e, Part• alld Leasing
•
0 COMMBJ. CHlftOLIT
.2128 H8rbor Blvd., Coit• Mela. ~ 20 y..,. Mrvlng
Or•nge County! Sal ... leulng, MfVkla. C.11 ~·1200;
epeclal part• lln•; 646-9400: body ahopJ!_ne; 754-04C"
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soutH COAST DOOGE • ALAN M.AGMOM POMTIAC-SUIAlU
AMAHmM MAZDA "'Ollr Q.C. ...... ~ ... • IOY CARVB IOI.LS ltOYca.IMW 2888 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 540-0330. RI/ servl!j.9
spec11llsts, custom van conY8f'Slons.
MEWPORT IMPORTS
3100 W. Cont Highway, Newport BHch Tel.
642·~540·1764 The Ferret• Hadqvtr1ert.
2480 Harbor Blvd .. Coata M,M. Tel. 5'4M300. Selee,
Service, Lt11lng. "Mr. Go~."
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''WI A"E HAAO TO FINO-eUTWORTH ITI"
1540 JamborH R08d, Ntwp0(1 BMct\. 64CMoM4. s.i ...
Service. Pant And Leasing.