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Home My WebLink About1982-10-17 - Orange Coast Pilot' . ' IUllil CUil YIUI HlllTIWI DAllY PAPll SUND AV. OCTOBER I 7. 198:.' 0 HA N G f C 0 lJ N T V <. A LI f-0 H NI A ')0 C L N T ~ ,. Land values ~hange teBants' happy endings - By ROBERT BARKER Of!MD..., ,.._. ltatt Craig Knapp says 1t was his la.st <:hanet> to survive in the outside world when he moved into his mobile home in Hunungton Beach. · . Knapp, 35, was paralyzed from the armpits down from injuries h e s uffl'red in a 1979 motorcycle accident. He said he had recovered suHic1ently in a nursing ho me to move into the s pecially equipped coach at Huntington Shon.-s at the edge of the Pacific Ocean in March 1981. "There were no indicauons that they were planning to close the park. I was seuhng down to live here the next 25 years or so. _ "{ paid way over market value but 1t was great. I could sit at my w indow at home and U.S. threat: U .N. pullout I srael ous te r ·n10 Ye opposed WASHINGTON (AP) The United States threatened Saturday to halt payments to the United Nations and withdr aw from the U.N. General Assembly if the assembly votes to expel Israel. "Such action would do grave damage to the entire United Nations system and 1t would hurt' us all," Secretary of State George P Shultz said in a strongly worded stateme nt issued Saturday. He called on UN. members to "tum aside such initiatives." "If Israel were excluded from the General Assembly, the United States would withdraw from participauon in the assembly and would withhold payments to the United Nations, until Israel's right to participate is restored," the statement said. It reinforced a similar threat voiced Wednesday by U.S . Ambassador J eane Kirkpatrick, who said American diplomats are employing a "full -court press" in lobbying against the ouster campaign. mounted by Iraq and ·Libya against Israel in t he 157-member assembly. Ame.ican officials said United States participation in the U.N. Security Council, which is charged with maintaining peace and security in the wOTld, would not be affected bf' a withdr8J!oNal from the General Assembly, the United Nations' main forum for discussion. U.N. observers have said hardline Arab nations succeeded last week in getting a watch the sun llt!l ovl'I' thl' ocean through the palm trees." A month after he· found his Shangri-La, Knapp said he rf'CC1vro an eviction notice from park management. "I'm on welforl' and I hnvc no family and no place to go. It's ilp, dead-end time." Two coaches down from Knapp, Jim and Landa Knowles live in the mobile home that they bought in April 1980 after Knowles obtained a JOb at a l'Oncrete co~pany in Fountain Valley. "We still owe $20,000 an~ are forced to move, we couldn't pay it ~(f an• afford an apartment, too. "I'd hnve to hnd a new place for the coach if I'm going to keep my job but there are no va(•uncles in Orange County. "Rea listically, it could mc•a n µersona l bankruptcy," he said. Ralph and Leona Meyer li ve across the street from the Knowles. . Ralph Meyer, 70, was c'Ontrollcr for a chain of retail stores in Chicago. They planned their retirement for about 10 years before moving to the park In 1975 to be close to their son and daughter who live In Huntington Beach . They say they have spent "thousands of dollars" fixing up the bathroom and the rest of the coaeh. Their living room is placed on a separa te f ounda t ion , m a king the ir coach impossible to move, they say. ''This has been our little spot under the sun," said the 67-year-old Leona Meyer. "We Cigurl'd wt• had W to :rn yt.>an; left and we• wantc-d to spcmd tht·lll ln tht.> b(•auuful. l'OOI air," he added. But the Mt'yC!n1 upparc:ntly don't h<Jve 20 t.o 30 years left at tht• park. Neither do Knapp nor J im and Linda Knowles Along with about ·4-0 utht•r lenants, they pay $160 monthly rent tit the park off Hunungwn· Street and acr~ Pat·1f1c Coast Highway from Huntington Beach caty hh:guard headquarters. Hunungton Shores lS unique an th<Jt at 1s the h rst of 19 mobile home parks in thl' city to servt- an eviction nollre on 11.s residents Nobody has been forced to leave the park yet. Park manaRement re presenta tives said (See TENANTS', P age AJI Viejo slaying probed O ra nge County s he r iff's de puties today are trying to 1den ts f y a h eadless body found Saturday in a shallow gra ve o utsid e a blood-s~a~tercd home in Mission \Tie.JO. · H ours late r , the severed h ead was discovered in a second grave a quarter-mile a way. sh eriff's Sgt. Jerry Kre itz said. Kr e itz sai d Ri c h ar d Schubert of Mission Viejo and his fathe r , George, h·ad gone to a younger broth er's house on the city's north side about 5:30 a .m . They found neithe r D·e nnis Schubert, 24, nor his roommate, but saw' the house was spattered with blood and flagged down ll passing deputy to• help search it. "Tt\,ey located a mound of fresh dirt in the rear yard. Upon checking the fresh dirt. they found a human body Quried [n a shallow grave." Kreitz said. i--ca~nti·LalS vote. on the matter !>QSl ned until _ Oct. 25, to allow them more time to swing African, Asian and other Third World countnes behind their drive. Deputies fo und the head __ Saturday afte rnoon 1n a ne w gr.a ve in a nearby greenbelt. Kreitz said a resident reported seeing a man digging with a sh ovel tn that area the night before In the statement, Shultz also said the United States would r ecall its delegation to the U.N.-affiliated International Telecommunication Union Conference in Nairobi, Kenya. and end further paymen ts to it if the expulsion attempt is approved. Just three weeks ago, U.S. delegates walked out of a· U.N.-affiliated International Atomic Energy Agency conference in Vienna, Austria, following a vote to deny Israel credentials. "The United States views these threats with grave concern," Shultz said of the proposals to exclude Israel. "We will take . . action in other United Nations organizations if there are similar moves." Ce lebrating is good medicine Suffe ring from a suburban deficiency of ethnic neighborhoods? Try these two cures today. Greeks are dancing, a bove, singing a nd selling native foods from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m .. a t the Irvine T o wn Center , 420 I Campus Drive. J e wish crafts, food and ente rtainment are o£fefed from 10 a .m .'to 6 p .m . at the Israel Fa ir a t the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa Sampling the different cultures will cost at least SS. Police were treaung the case as a murder and an autopsy was planned to determine the body's identity and the cause of death. Kreitz said Dennis Schubert an'1 his unidentified roommate alsd we>r<' b e ing so u g ht fo t qu<'slloning. : "We don't know if the body is De nni s Schubert o r the roommate or a different person," he said. Kremer clarifies his exit .,.., "" ..... "'a.tie..., Debbie and David Hungerford beam proudly as their newborn daughter S hanon finds a more important thing to do. Shanon, born Friday night al South Coast Medical Center, is Orange County's first test tube baby. Test tube h"""'Ope bri!J.gs reward By PHIL SNEIDERMAN oflM.,..,,... ..... Abou t two years ago, David a nd De bble Hunge rfo rd of t..guna Nl~I p w up hope of havinl a child. Debbie 1ufl•red from dam.aced Fallopian \ubn and w• un.ible \0 c:oncelw. But then the couple h eard a bout t he openln1 o f • Lot An1elH p ro1ram u a1 n 1 a procedure lhA\ ln recent yean hM ptOY'lded hope for chlldlell cou...... ( The Hungerfor da' renewed hope wa& rewarded Friday night with t he birth of 7-pound, 8 ·ounce S h anon , Ora n ge County's tint tetl·tube baby. Ever since S h anon'• birth, th e phone in Debbie Hungerford'• room at South Cout Medical ~nk"r In South Laguna haa not. stopped ringing, David Hungerford aald In an lntel'Vi•w Sat.u~y. Ahh ou1 h 1ome teat-tube par ent• have opted f~r ) anonymity, he a.;ild he and his wife, who la 30, decided to go public to encourap other oouplea with fertility problems. Shanon arrived • little ahead o f schedul e . A deliver y by Cae .. rean aectJon W U p lanned f or T u e.day , but Debbie Hunaerford went ln\O t.bor on Friday. The alrl WU born at 7:16 p.m. 0.vid Hul\lttford wu pietent dwing the cMli~ry. (Sff TU T, ,. Al, I! By STEVE MARBLE O(the DaltJ Not ..... Printe d allegations that out going Irvine Company President P eter C. Kremer was fired have touched a nerve with the 42-year-old Newport Beach resident. Kremer , who has been • unwilling to meet or talk with the media since announcing his resignation last week. issued a b rief and tf'rse l y worded statement de n ying that his contract was not renewed. "The company board of directors did not refuse to renew my five-year contract nor had I sough t its renewal," Kremer's statement read. "Had l wished, I most certa_i,nly could have stayed on longer. . K remer sa id he was responding to a story carried ln the Newport Ensign, a weekly N ewport Beach newspape r which stated that th~ firm's board of directors had elected not to rehire him. ''A majority of the board expresM!d a desire that 1 remain," said K remer , a compan y stockholder and board member himself. "But I chose not t o, because I want to pursue other perBOnal and profealonaJ goals." Kremer, hired in 1977 shortly after the Irvine Company was purch ased by • sm1ll aroup of Investors, said h l1 , contract expi*aat June 30 bu~ that he hu a to work through the end the year. · "I am Hd tha t aome people havt tell compelled to make to much more of It by relytna on rumors that are to~lly without foundation," his atatemen t. concluded. T he bu1ln e11 community In Oran&• Count y has been a hotbed of N.mor llnce Kttmer'a annoupc mtpt with varyln1 theories on what it means and who would be taking the helm for the Irvine Co mpany, the largest landowner in Orange County. Th e fact that Kre mer's resignation came on the heels of a s hakeup on the Irvine Company board fueled the speculation. Board changes included the elevation of Newport Beacl'\ businessman Donald Bre n , an elusive figure who is reported to be the l argest co mpan y stockholder and the man who brought Kremer to the Irvine Company. Bren was named co-chairman of the board and now shares his top duties with A. Alfre d Taubman. a Detroit shopping cente r builder who previously had sole possession o f the rhalrmanshlp. J . Robert Fluor, president and chairman of the Fluor Corp. of Irvine, was also named to the board. The Irvine Company has spent the las t w eek stamping out rumors that the firm 1s being sold. is being merged or being led by a board of directors suffering from a power struggle between Bren and Taubman. ''During a period of this type. it is normal for speculation to run rampant and for most. if not all, of the speculation to be withou~ foundation," Kremer noted in al\ Irvine Company newsletter to emp,loyees Friday. 'Ours is a highly attractive company and I would imagini that there would be interest ip purchasing the firm," Kremer'a in-house message continued. "However. it is predsely beca~ the company is so desirableasol long-term investment that th:t present owners wish to retain it." Even before Kr e m e r's resignation, the re was talk in business ci r c l es that the development firm was being sold to New York-based Mobil Corp .. a firm that tried unsuccessfully in the late 1970s to buy the Irvine Company. There was speculation Fluor (See KREMER. P•1e AZ) --_--lllDEI---- Disco ver · new oversea to uring opportunities in .. European Travel Fair~" beginning o n Page CS. ES-6, F l ·8 El ~ A6 Classified Crouword Oea\tl Not.l<..U · Edltortal Page Entertainment Evans-Novak Featuring Finance Hor<>ICOpe Ann Landen Ma box E2·3 A6 El 01-5 ~ El . El A6 Movies Public NoUces Real Esi.t<' Sports Stock Market.ti St ~c· Te1'evialon Theaters Travel Weather E2-3 02, E5 06-8 Bl-6 04-~ Cl-8 E4 E2-3 C6-t A2 , t I Oranwo Cooal DAIL-V PIL 01 /Sunday, October IT, 1982 ~\ . (tJ Continued stories .~REMER RE PONDS • • • • ~d bt't.'n pltic·l'd 011 tht> lx):mJ ul directors bet.•aui.t.• lht! lrv 11w ,Oompany was to merge with his fJ.rm. Both l''luor und the lrvint• Company deny sUl'h u merg£'r , The Irvine Company has currw through a tortuous two years 1n Dally Pilot staff w"rlter Glenn .Scott contributed to tbls story. :1 Newport Beal·h w1lh its planning and developme nt efforts A multim11l1on dollar plan to expand Newport Ce nte r was ·dropped following a c1t1z.e n .re fe re ndum, a plan to build ·.homes, offk~ and hotels south of Corona 'dc l Mar 1s still tangl<."1 in a lawsui t . and the Irvine . ,Compa ny is being sued b y a group of homeowners over leuS<' . tees that must be paid annually to the development firm. " Iron ically, Kremer said the past fiscal year has bt.•en th{• 1h1rd bt•1>l 1n tht• n>mpuriy'N hbl<lry '!'host.• who know him aay Krl•mer 1s a mun with a good St.·~· of humor. u quick mind but u strong desire to st~•Y out of the µubh<.· lunelight. lntl•rviewed in 1977 during his (111al days as Vlet' president Of the Nl•whall Land and Farming Co., Krl•mer exprt'SS(.>d soml' anxtcty ut going Crom the then-smalf, onl•-ncwspaper-town of Valencia to Newport Beac h. He told a reporter then that he was not US4.' Company Jan. I he plans to pursue personal goals. lie has not been more sp(.'<:if1c . There ha s been no announC"ement on who will take over as president or whether thlS person will come from inside or outs1d(· the company TEST TUBE BABY • • • ,, ' ' 1 t w as a n a ma z i n g exp erien ce.'' h e r ecallt·d , "especially when they pulled th<· -baby out of my wife anJ I L'Ould see what had bee n k1 ck1ng around there for the past nine months. It was a great expent'nt-c tor both of us." : He said he and h1S w1 fr• had been hoping for a girl. 1.. The Hunge rfords' period of qppelessness ended when they heard about the opening of the Los Ange les Co unt y-USC .m e d ical Center's I n Vitro fertiliz.afion program. In this program. the mother's egg and the fa ther's sperm are mixed in a laboratory dish. The fertiliz.ed egg then is implanted 1n the m other's womb and .proceeds t hrough a n ormal , ;Pregnancy. Shanon is the third s ucresst ul birth through the Los AngelL'S ·program . "When she heard about lhl' :program. Debbie wanted to get in :right away," her hus~nd says "At that lime, they s:i1d they had tried the prot·edurt-with 14 women and there had bt'en only on£' su<.'t.-essful pregnancy "They told us to be opum1st1c bui said there might be less t han a 10 percent chance o! su<.'t'eSS. Debbie got her hopes up high in the beginning. so 1 was lcfl to be the more skeptical one." David Hungerford works as a sales manager for an O range County packaging company. His wife. Debbie, hopes to return to ht.'r job as a flight atte ndant. The new fathe r said the Loo Angeles fertilization program h as been refining its procedures and 1mprov1ng its success rate. He said the program has four other lt"St-tube pregnancies under way. During Debbie Hunger ford's pregnancy. the couple talked to many other people with fertility problems ··It 's amazing h ow many people are in the same boat we were in," David Hungerford said. "We're tryi..og to give those people some reason to hope." 'Oil leak closes street . pressure building up as a result of the leak. Train vs. truck mutilation inve~tigated By FREDERICK SCHO EMEHL Of the Dally Pilot StaH "We don't know who'!> doing h .. That's what Jc·H F•m•man, a hand at Dana Wharf Sporthsh1ng, said Saturday aftl"rnµon when asked about the· dt•l 1berale mutilation of beak!. on numerous brown pelicans. "There's just no n·ason 1t should happen It's !>tupid." Beaks on abou t one d ozen peht:ans reportc-dly havt• bt'en cut o ff dcl1bcratl·lv H arb o r o b se rv ers . including reprc-sentat1v~ of tht· st.alt· Fish a n d G a m t-D t• p a r t m e n t . spe<.:ulated that a f1sht.•rman 1s responsible Forema n contl•ch.·d that the pclttans often JngN f1~ht·rmen by alt<'mpllng to capture fish being hauled m by anglers. "Yeah. tha t's lrut>," Fon •man said "But 1t"s sull no rt'ason." Pdkans who lost· part of their beaks can only survive· 1f fed by hand Tht'.V are unablt' to C"apture live fish in cx-ean waters ,.Fore man said some o f the muulated peht·an.s might be able to Ir ve off d 1s(·a rdc d bar t fish tossed mto harbor walt•rs The others? "I don't kno"' ."Foreman "<lid. , Leakage of oil and a volat1le gas from an undergro~nd pi~ caused the closure Saturday of a stretch of Goldenwest Street in ~tington Beach. P olice Sgt. Chuck Poe said the l~e was reported at l p.m , fotclfli police ar.d hre officials to clQse the street between Ellis and c;.rfield avenues Holes were · <tjlled in the street to release Officers said ffieleak was capped late Saturday and that repair crews would work into the nrght with the aim of reopening the street to traffic today. Police and fire officials late Saturday said the o wner of the leaking pipe had not yet ~n deterrmned e vera1 pa-Bengen suffend minor injuri~ when a northbound Amtrak tra in collide d with auto-transport truck tha t became stm.·k Saturday night while cro ssing the tracks on Camino Capistra no just so uth of Aver y Parkway near San Jua n Capistra no. The truck driver, who was transporting Toyota autos tha t h a d been used in filming a commercial n earb y, esca ped from the vehicle before th~ tra in hit, police said. He said 1t 1s not the first ume JX.•licans with missing bills have been s po tted "It happPnPd bc>fore about two munths ago.'" hl· said Pt'11l'ans arl' d prote<'led species nr bird under California law Anyone <.-onv1t'ted of k1lhng or mJUrmg the birds may faC'e a S J.000 fme and/or a yt•ar m pil. ~ 0,,., ouler w•le<a lrom Po.n1 i;lonceptlon lo Senta Nicoles ~ nor1n-1 winds 12 to 22 1-1lnot1 with 6 lo 7 loot seu Sooth ~I SM NlcolM l1l1nd moally wes1 ~ northwHt winds 10 10 15 note. Over outer wa1et1 ttghl 1¥11111>11 wtnda morning becomlllQ ~t to southwesl 10 10 15 knols lternoon end evening ~thwnt swells 2 10 3 feel Felr \f ut high cloudlneu •I 11mea 1Jllllchy log end low clouds ~~ng . lncr111tn g e nd ~Ing more extens1"9 In the :-. i/.s. 1ummary Slight co~oling Nor1her11 daser1 highs 7• to 84 southern d-11 116 10 93 P11chy log end low cloud& along nonh coes1 Chance of showers •n ••lreme nonl\ spreaa1ng 10 nc;rtr>ern Sierras Moslty ,.., efMwhere 1n Norlhern and Can1ra1 Calltorn1a lhrough Monday Some clouds Monday Extended forecast Smog Th• Air Quality Man1gement 01slr1CI predk:ll good air quellty todey 1n mu t porOona or th• Soutn Cout Air Buln, wltn unh111thlul air quality predk:led In th• San Gebrlel and Pomona valley1 and the Alveralde-San Bernardin<> are• Unhealthful air quallly lor aenlltlYI PIOl>ll la lorecut in the San Gabriel and Pomona 11811eya 'Wiii\ I Poltullnl Standard lndlll of 138 and the Rlveraldl·S•n Bernardino region w1lh • PSI of t25 Good air la foreu.st In the Sen Fernando and Santa Clerll1 vall1y1 wlln a PSI ol 100, me1ropolllan Lot Al!Q94et with • PSI ol 87, the Hemtt·Elllnora area with a PSI ol 58. Banning with a PSI ol 50, Ind PSI 42 for lnllnd Or11ng1 County, 1¥ Sig. Beer Lake region, coatlll arMI and high end low dlMri• Big Bier Slatlop Bly1he Catalinf' Culvet City Euf•lll Frnno L1nc11t1t Long Bl.ch Lot Af\Ollll Monrov'la Mon1erey Mt w111on NllOIH Newport BNCI\ Onta(IO Palm SPfh'>ga PUldena Puo Robllt Eeclwood CHy Secremento Salin .. SM 8«n8tdlno San Oleo<> Sen Franciec:o S•n JOH Sent• An• SMt• 8erb•r• Sent• Marl• Stockton Tahoe V1lley Thlmlel TorrlnCI 76 26 71 38 0-4 58 72 52 83 67 &8 47 85 so 82 41 82 58 86 83 94 51 118 53 72 55 92 60 74 58 90 53 118 64 89 57 85 52 70 51 76 49 72 52 87 411 78 60 64 54 9g 50 82 57 75 50 72 52 81 60 67 30 99 58 83 65 R11ntll BIJhmore Bilhnga Btrmlngtlam 8ismll~ Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burf1no1on Casper ChArlNIOn. S C Char1111on. W V Cn1r1011•. 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An ' Anythmg GO<'S" catt'gory. wh1th has no SIJ'l<."<.' limits but must be finished by 2 p.m. to be ;udged. has been added by the sponsoring Commodores Club, a division of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce And this year two longtime rompclltors have announced that they will be marr ied on the beach after the contest and after a shower. Mayix' their entry will be a honeymoon suite? Designer Ski Sweaters v \' r 2700 W. Coast Hwy. Newport hlCh (714) 631-3210 I Handknit sweaters in 100% wool with angora trim by Marceau -matching hats, scarves and mittens j • ... , I l' \ Ralph and Leona Me ye r won '"t be able to spencl 2 0 year retirement in the ir Hlittle Spot Under the SUn," 'TENANTS' DREAMS SHATTERED • • • From Page A1 another 90-day eviction notice will be ser ved Nov. l. This has raised fears among residents that they are being forced out with no place to go because owne rs want to develop the h igh ly prized coast land for: "higher and better" use and more profit. Officials say there is a zero vacancy factor at other parks in Orange County. Residents say they fear that their coaches will become worthless if they can't be moved. They say if there is no compensation . the hardships will be great. Residents also assert that despite ample opportunity, they weren't told by park management that a change in the use of the park was pending. Their concerns have caught the attention of c ity council members who h ave put a moratorium on conversions of the parks until next June. In the meantime, the officials are trying to come up with a conversion ordinance that would be fair to both the park owner and the tenants. T h ey are sch e duled Oct. 25 t o consider compensation plans to tenants who are evicted. takes effect before the park closes, the tenants would be eligible for whatever compensation that is approved. They may not be eligible for anything if they are forced to leave before the ordinance becomes effective and 1f the land s its idle for a certain length of time. Brian Lake, president of Huntington ~acllll Corp.. said the company wants to be fair and equitable with tenants "The questio,, is what's fair and what's equitable. But I don't want to be put in a yes-and-no situation on what we are going to do." The corporation, as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Huntington Beach Company, leases its land Crom the company. Lake also declines to say what thl• company plans to develop on the mobile home park site. It is wned for multiple residential units and office developments. It has been a mobile home park for 22 years. Residents say they don't know where all this leaves them -uncertain and unmollified. "I've worked alJ my life and found a place I like. And they tell me to get the heU out," said Joe Nocella. Huntington Shores re sidents aren't sure where they stand because they received the eviction notice in April 1981, before the city had taken any action on the conversion issue. "Where we went wrong 1s that we believed in the country," Jim Knowles said. "We believed it's OK for the common man to have a home at the beach. ''But we aren 't the right class. Aft.er all, the poor rich people need a place to stay at the beach." City Attorney Gail Hutton said the.re is a poaibility that if the ordinance is adoPted and Dellr ..... ....._-,....,.. O'o-..11 Neighbors Crain Knapp and Jim and Linda Knowles sa y pending eviction means dead-end time and bankruptcy. We're Listening ••• 642·6088 CIP11 n f I ;1••11 What do you like about the Dally Pilot? What don't you ll"e" Call the number al left and your rnetM1e will be" recorded, tranecribed and delivered to the appropriate editor . The same 24·hour answertna service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributora must Include the(r name and telephone number for veritlcatlon. No circulation calls, please. Tell us what's on your mind ORANGE cJ.sr Dilly Piiat l~Mod.Mn COfllfoler MkttMI , . Harwy Owtctot ol Motle11119 1c1rc~IOftl MAIN °"1C. mw..ee.tM,C-.Me\e,CA _.. .. ....._ .... IMO, C•te MeW, CA ... Cwtf'!tM 19 Or .... C.M ............. C-,. llH -Mflet, lltlllir .. .-., .....,._, tNMltr.,. ... .,.,. .... _ --_, ... ,.......... """""" ...-C:l•l ... mk-otc-rltlllt--. fr_~ ..... ~---.. • ........,.. N. Oe~~-4 Jr. Oorect0t o4 °'9t0110M l ' ' , , . O ronuo Coast DAILY PILO 1 /SurHJtty, Octobur 17, 1982 A3 Gift of gab exchanged By PHIL SNl!:IOERMAN OftM Oe1t1 ...... ll.tf Lonely a•nQlc• pe1>plE' o nd un11UCCl'Hful pohuclan11 u11uully hove lhe suml• prohl<'m poor ('Onver11Dtion 11kll IH. Thnl't1 tht> view o f Alan (;urner, an author and spet·l'h coruiultanl who conducts reJ(ular programs ot Oranf(e C()ast , Golden WNll, Santa Ana and nine other tollcges throughout Southern Cali fornia. Garner !>cllevcs C'onvt-rsation t.octic's a~he key to getting u date, getting t'lected and f•Wllmg ahead in business. "There art-only three things you can talk about," Garner maintained. "Yourself, the other ~rson and lhc situation you're "You can ask questions, voke o pinions or sta l e tac ts. The problem is that too many people talk about themselves or JUSl state facts." Garne r claimed his o wn conversat10nal turning point oreurred sevcraJ years ago when he was jogging along the track at Cal State Long Beach, trying lo figure o ut how to strike up a friendship with a woman runner. H is first comment t o the woman was, "Boy am I tired!" He later realized he had begun and ended .the conversation wilh that single factua l st atement about hinlS('lf. On their ne xt meeting, Garner said he tried a q tion about her s tre tching e x rc ises, got h e r talking about eahh and fitness, and e nded up ·th a date. Garner . who s · e seldom dated through high sc I or his undergraduate years t UCLA, realized that changing the way he talked to othe rs could do wonders for his S<x:ial schedule -and perhaps for other facets of his fjfe. He quit working as a utthty • m e ter read e r . e nrolle d in communil·aLions courses at Lh L· Univers it y o f Oreg o n a nd eventua ll y r ev i ewed 500 sc1cn11f1c stud1l'S <.'Onl't'rned w11h l'OnV('f'SallOn T he inforrm111on culled from these studies be-came the basis fo r his book, "Con versationall y Speaking " Thl' book was d esigned to he lp people learn ho w to start a L'Onvl·rsauon. how to kee p one going <ind how lo a void "r e jec tio n p rodu cing behavior." In 1980, Qarn<.·r paid to h<.ivt.· 3.000 copies bf "Convl'rsationally S peaking" pubhsht•d for sale to s tud e nt s att endi n g hi s workshops. Tht• manager of u South Coast Plaza lxx>kslore also displayed the volumes and sold 419 l'Opies in about two months The writer was hvmg m Seal Beach and h1s parents became his d istributo rs. send ing out t hl· books in response to increasing requests. Tiring of the workload, Garner's parents e ncouraged him to s ubmit "Con vt>rsational ly Spl•ak1ng" t o a t r a d iuonal publisher M1·G 1 uw Hiil publ111h1•d th<• h1111 k 1 n I IJIJ I ond paruall y b U IJ 'j I <f I I I'd h I 8 J 4 C l'f->' µromotumal tour Gurner, who is now :!:.! 1111d lt vrng in Lil JoJa.. sr.ud thl· book I ii into llw ft!:llh print111g Tu kl'<'P 11 t'1Hlvl'rsa t1011 "'mng, don 't a.'lk too mnny cl~· L·ndt·d 4ul•1111on s that can bt! ans Wl'r {·d -in a s ingle word . ("Whe n." do you work'!" "Ho.;.. long havl' you lived in Orange County?") Instead. us e mo'te i.pct:1 flc opc>n-ended questions. ("Why did you dc.-c1dc LO move to Orang(.• County?") , S h y <iway from v;,igue, too- ope n -1m d1:d rema-rks l1ku "Tell me <tbout yourseW" Po liticians can use thb approach l o make frie nds at t rad111onal ··rubbe r chicke n" lum·hc.>ons Candidates should uk those an attendance about the lr particular political concerns an(J how mau cn such as crime arc a f!e<:ung them personally. -S ing le people trying .0 arrange' a fi rst date with a new acquain tanc<.' should "start small and act casual.'' "If you make It Sl"'l'ffi likt· a big dt-<tl, pc'Ople are mon.• likely to turn you down," Garner ~ys T h l· au th or l'On ceded th~t many of his suggesuons are jllS\ c:ommon Sl·nst•, but claims too man y p<·oplc never think about • thcSt-rules for good convi:rsation. Garnl•r has a d a pte d h i'S tcchn11.iues into a program .for ~ll'b µ<tuple l'nlltled "Talk Your Way to Succ<:ss." This 1s a lso the name of th{· new book Garner is writing Like the single person and the poli t ician . th e successful salesman is the one who uge.s good conver sat io n s kills t o establish a friendly relauonshlp, G<.irner said. "The sa lesman who car e-s about you 1s someone you tend to come back to," he said Rancher ~nds range standoff WHITE S ANDS MISSILE RANGE, N .M . (AP) -An 81 -year-old rancher left this top-secret U .S . Army b ase Saturday. ending a standoff that began four d ays ago when he gathered guns and food and went to reclaim his. homestead. Dave McDonald and his mece.r Mary McDonald, left the range about 10:30 a.m . after m eet ing with two members o ( Ne w M ex i co '• ~o n g r essiona l delegation. a st.ate legislator and th e state's Cattle Growers Association president. said White Sands-apokesman Jim F..ckles. "A bunch of thieves got our la nds," McDona ld said la ter "They'r e e r o ding 1t with machinery ... hauling off gates. dr agging out closets a nd all such." But he said his four-day standoff with the U .S . Army might prompt some results. "We got (U.S. Sen. Harrison) Schmitt afld (U . .S . R e p J oe) Skeen to~ther ' with the commanding officer of White S ands, and they pointed out som e things tha t ought to be looked into." he said ".Now. they would pr.obabl?' let a rancher in there to advise them how to fix f'ros1on work and such things as that," he said The McDonalds sneaked on tD the missile-testing facility land early Wednesd ay morning and set up camp at an old homestead McDonald says th e Army took from him 40 years ago. The Anny ordered them to leave but the M('Donalds re fu sed until Saturday ' Mcl>onald's departure was a relie f to Anny officials. F.ckles said . "Now we can get back to business.." h e. OCTOBER 22, 23 and 24, 1982 ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa (End of the Newport Freeway !55) in Costa Mesa ) TICKET PRICES HOURS • comm11111ly O•OlfCI OIO•fHt.a lor ,,,. 1tnnct•Ol•lfllff1 l fld r1on•prol1I Ot01fl•ll• 11on1 OI 11111 Ort n(Jt C1»11 Art1 '" cooot r1t1ott wrtfl '"' Sr"t of C1l1!01ft1• 31"'1 AIJ"'""""' D•1t11c1 rO•tflQt Count¥ F•Jt(JIOU"Ol l 8110f180"91 B•tt>O• Say 1..1on1 Club Cot1• Mt .. ·NtwPorl M•rbor Ltont Club Co11a M1u·Ot111Qt Cou1 l1on1 C1u1> r ou111a1n Valley lt0nt C1uo G•fflt< lrv111t lt0n1 Out> Mufl11f1910n 8H Cll HO•I Lt<lfll Clut> Hu111tn91on Btllel'I North 1.•0f\• Clvt> ,,._'"' .... "u• lion• Club 1r.1n1 1..1o'lnt Clul> ,...Vllf>O!l ltacll M1nntra l •ona Club ' AClull-1 day Adull-3 Clay Senior C111zen Child ( 12 & under} Fr1<11y SOOpm-IOOam Saturday 11 00 a m -1 00 a m Sunday 11 00 am ·IO·OO p m HOFBRAU HAUS Continuous entertainment of German bands. costumed performers dancing groups contests and polka dancing CARNIVAL Kiddie rides. adull 11des. games of skill. video games and community bootl'ls with food. games and crafts Arm Wrestling Champ1onsh1ps sanc11oned by the World Arm Wrestling Assocla11on •&KR GARDEN JUST LIKE MUNICHI • Authenllc German Food • Costumed Performers • Beer & Wjne • ColOfful Dancing • Sing-A-Long Contests • Extllb•tors LTU PRIZE DRAWINGS • Round trip t1oke1S for 2 to Germany on L TU tnt11rnAt1onal Airlines • 5 Schwinn B•cycles-5 Speed Cru11era ... a , ~KA DANO• AND YOotlL YOU" WAY THftOUCIH OU" ~1"8T ANteUAL ORANG• OOA8T CMCT09a"Pa8T PUN FOR ALL AQ&S r . ' 01u11u Cu .. t UAll V PILOT /Sund•v. Ootobur 17, 1984t E EAT Critters roanJ at Pendleton By E LIZAB ETH WONG 8•n blego Trlbunjll Wrlt•r CAMP PEN DLETON (AP) Al nJghl, bobcats prowl c1uts1dt• tht.• barracks Coyotes knock OVl'r trashl'i!ll!> as thc•y foragt.• for f~ h 's standanJ prot·t.'<lun· fur thl• Marmt'S o n maneuvers a t Camp Pt•mJlt.•to n to shakt• out their cloth ing fur tar.mtulas afwr sll't:ping outs1dl' Camp Pendl<'lon . a 125.1100-al·rc amph1b1ous Marine Corps tra111111g bast• 1s honw to ·14,000 battle-readv M<trtnl'S It's a lM> home for b1son. d eer . mou.nta1n hons a nd (·ountll'SS smaller animals. Tht' l'amp M·rvt~ ,L<; .in unoff1e1al w1ldhft· preserve bN·au:-.t' of its v1nu:.dl:-pristlnl• backcountry habit.it. tlw 4u1t.·t l'ffurts of tht: camp's Natural Rt-:-11ur<'t·s Off1n· .ind a $70,000 wildlife ronscrvauo n prugr .. 11n fumk<l mostly by Congress Paul Campo, a c1v1han 1•ng1nt't.'nng grolog1st who directs tht.• Naturnl Ht·sourl't'S Offll't'. says the relationship bl·twl·c·n tlw Mc1r1m•s <ind the wildlife is rcspt.· .. :tful. a11ci th<• rull· 1s "look . bu t don't touch." Mannt•s ofll'n havl· doM· t·m·ounlt•rs with Camp P cndh·ton ·~ :1n1ma1 .... p::.irucularly rattlesnakes "When the.· weonlht·r warlYl!> up the placC' 1s full of them." says Sgt Todd Wagstaff. He said he often secs royott.>s when hl' )Ogs in tht: late afternoon along th<· golf mursl· a t the San Luis Rey gate "It amazes ml· hov. dost• yCYU l·an gt.·l to them," sa)S Wags wff You'd think lhl'y were tame I know th<·V ,1n·n't I 1A ouldn't want lo taE&ley•1th onl' .. For th<: mt)'.l part Campo ~llCI lht Marint.'S a nd the wildlife• h 1:lp (•a,·h o tht:r B ison mun('h o n gross. rl'dUl'I ng the likelihood of grcc..-, f1rc-s. Campo said Up to 33 wild American plains b1srm roam the camp's eastern fringe· She<>p grazing 1n tht.• wt•st also keep fires down . Campo said ::.i s hepherd ~Wt..-; thl'm out o r the way wh('n thl· ~fo nnc:s conw through on maneuvers. "If a but fa lo wanders into an area where Marines are, we shoo him o ut." !..lid Campo. "If the animal stops and refusl•s tu budge" then everything stops unul the buffalo moves out." He said no large• animals have• been killed by live shells used on maneuvers. and the Marines m a k e a n e ffo rt to p1«k up their s p ent ammunition "Y ou drive down In t erstate 5 and vou hardly see any action." said Campo ''But boy. this place is teeming " The bison herd. startf>d by ovt:dlow from the San D iego Zoo in the 1970s. hves near two man-made lakl'S surrounded by grassland . Seve ral of the <."amp's a nimal reside nts are endange red spc<:1es . mduding the uny gray. winged least tern. which nests on the beaches Campo estimates that half o f the state's 900 pairs of least terns hve at Camp P endleton O ther military mstallauons have wildlife programs but Campo said Camp Pendleton's 1s the most soph1sucat<:d Its budget W.ls rc>duced by Congress this year FRESH LOCAL LOBSTER DINNER '8.95 Includes choice of soup or salad, and potato or rice pilaf. -. Call For Reservations ---:;:.-; 673-7726 "ii!J!illma n .) - 1 1mr1•I P/N!Oi\11~ 801 1-7 BAL 11<M E. l1lH1 llri. LAW OFFICES OF EDWARD P. LAUFER Simple Will $25°0 ~ Fee For Initial Consultatioo--- 412 N orth Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach, CA 92651 (714) 494-8591 Team re8dy for ultimate blackmail LAS V l•:t :AS, N1·\. 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Md . bulldm" w1thm two hours "Tht· mt>ss agP 1s analywd by d1fft:rent 1x·oµll' fur d1ffon·nt things," (~atc-s IW!Ys "Tht.· 1->(:ll'ntlst.::. try to dt·lt•rminc• wht>llll'I th<.· pc.•rson knows what ht''s tulktng ,d.Juut Dot.•s lw undt•rsu.ind nudc•ar thl'Ory. nudtc-ar n:at'llun? Art.' thl' words right? "Otht:r groups l'><amtnc tht.· thrt•at from the po1nl of v1t•w of ljsychohnguLSll<.~ lb tht· guy nut-,'! Is this a w uonal mind speaking hl·n·?" 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I ·~ I r Al Orange Cout DAILY PIL0118undey, Oc:aob•r 11 tG62 A shame to thwart desire for city hood The tail that could wind up wagging the dog in Leisure World Is. relatively, a small sli.ver of property. The local point o C thc> argument betw~n proponents of ann exation oC a portion of the retirement community to the e1ty OC Irvine and of those on the side of incorporation of Leisure World as the county' 27th c ity 1s a 565-acre site . The parcel IS in the midst or the community and is owned by the Rossmoor Liquidating Trust. the residual e ntit y that is winding d own business inte rests or the land development company which built Leisure World. It includes a 189-acre site that the K oll Co. has staked ou( as a potential business park. And therein lies the potential rub. The City of Irvine's interest in the annexation of a portion of Leisure Wor ld is predicated, in large m~asure. on the potential revenue to be generated for the cit y by that industrial park. The future city of Leisure Hills -for that 1s the ·name the incorpo r a ti o n interests are ban dying about for the proposed city -may find developme nt of the business park to be an almost insurmountable problem . - -Though the a rea now contains n o hom es. it does lie in a zone. including the in tersection of M o ulto n Parkway at El Toro Road. tha t the fede ral government once paid Rossmoor Development 1 Co., $4.2 m illion not to develop l......_ That neutral zone is under an El Toro Marine Corps Air Station flight path and its development - either for a nnexa t ion or for incorporation -wou ld bC' difficult to justify. And even before the K oll park issue came into focus, there seemed to be a certain air of ··who cares" about the whole question of cityhood for the Leisure World area. T he upscale fin a n cia l condition of many of the area's retired rcsidt•nti> sccmt•d l ll mlttgow aKain.st uny move> to place th<" t·ommu1my' 21,000 property ownl'rs und\°•r o threat of addl'd taxation. "Who nct>ds 1t?" would seem t o have bl·t:n o pretty va lid quC>stron. Howev('r, a few lackadaisical 1m:orporation studll's conducted OVC'r the past t·ouple o f years (mostly undt:rtaken, 1t wou Id '><>em. m a sp1nt of self-protccuon Crom out.side cityhood influences) havt• gradunlly built up a body of kn ow l edge t h at seems prl'ponderantly to indicate tht.• viability o f the area as a fr ee- standing municipality The latest of these studies, in fact, indicates that "Leisure Hills'' could become a c:ity that, with only a part-time manager and without muc h change in t he way local residents assess the m selves for services. would generate a fi ve- year surplus o f $2.2 million in income. Given the laek of thrust on the part of the city of Irvine for an all-out annexation drive early on and also given the fact that the•' community's residents have not shown a great dea l of interest in incorporation -at least not until recently -it still seems a shame that Leisu re W o r ld's late - blooming desire for cityhood (eit her by incorporation or a nnexation) should be thwarted over the desire of one compan y lo develop one ple<:c of land. Let's hope that: (A) the Koll Co . can work out its needs for developing the business park and (B) the city of Irvine. when its council meets next, will drop its annexation efforts and endorse incorporation of the county's next and newest city · That two-fold approach should make hfe a little easier for the L oca I Agency Formation Commission whi c h , at this readin g. h as the conflicting applications for both-annexation and incorpora tion before it B r ee-a.er a boondoggle For more than a decade. Congress has been was ting money on a w hite elephant project that is proving to be uneconomical and represents a tec hnolog y o f questionable value to mankind. That project is the Clinch River Breeder Reactor . Touted as· a showcase for a technology that w ould solve the world's e ne rgy problems, it instead has become a drain .on the public purse and has been a showcase for government mismanagement and big business relyin g on handouts to circumvent the free market . Perhaps more importantly , Cli n c h R iver r e presents a technology whose drawbacks may far outweigh its benefits. Yet ·congress h as continued funding the soup line for Clmch River . although the demonstration project has survived some close calls in appropriations votes. The breeder reactor was conceived as a long-term solution for energy s h ortages. Un Ii k e con ventional nuclear p ower plants, which consume a rare form o f uranium Cu e!. breeder s theoretically w ould stretch the nuclear fuel supp ly by centuries through "breeding" m or e fue l than they w ould consume. It is estimated that Clinch River. to be locate d in eastern Tennessee. would produce about $600 million worth of plutonium fuel. The project was approved in 1970, with an estimated cost or $700 milljon. Participating utilities co ntribute d $257 mill ion . Projected completion date was 1979. Twelve yea r s lat er, $ 1.3 billion has been spent, but 1roundbreaklng began o nly o month ago. The projected completion cost has rocke ted to $3.57 bllUon , with the taxpayers to plck up the entire overrun. The ettlmated completion date h as been pushed beck to 1989. There t. no tellioa how much hi.gher coeta tor the 375.megawatt pl.ant w1ll go '• . iif1JJi1at if Congress continues to vote money for it. When the plant was proposed, backers said breeders would be necessary becau se the then- expanding nuclear power industry would consume uranium supplies rapidly. A decade ago, government forecasters figured 1,000 power reactors would be operating in the U.S. by the year 2000. Today, the nuclear industry is nearly moribund. Construction costs have become too burdensome for utilities, while more and more safety adds more to th e costs that power are being raised. Ensuring safety adds more to the costs that infl ation and interest rates already have piled on. And t h e r e are o n ly 83 licensed nuclear pla nts in the U.S. Eighteen years before 2000, there is scant prospect for rapid nuclear expansion. The 1,000-plant estimate is ou t of the question . And an Energy Department board believes uranium supplies will remain ample for at least 40 more years. In add1t1on to economic questions, there is conc~rn over w hethe r the dangerous p lutonium breeders wou ld produce should be manufactured in large quantities. Extremely toxic. the substance is dangerously radioactive for 240.- 000 years . Should we place perhaps Insurmoun table risks of · man aging a plutonium-based economy onto future generations? Moreover, large production of p lut o n i um co u ld m ea n proliferation or nuclear weapons beyond any hope of control. The probl ems with Clin c h Rive r seem to indicate t h at breeders h ave drawback s that aren't balenced b y the benefits. Congress would be wise to cancel . the project and use the funds to s tudy new energy sources that hold greater promise of being economical, clean and abunda nt - and w'tu not pU8 a d~edly legacy onto posterity. Thetnet P. Heley l'l.Olll'tf Jane Amer! l•-Clll• .. !dotot .......... ~ (d.toriQI '• e ..... Themtlt Mee."" MolloQ11•0 la1t0f .... I I.'-' r • CITY op LEISURE WORLD .'! • .. ·~ . .. .: Bashir's bequest to the U.S. WASHLNGTON -°S hortly before hi s assassination, Lebanon's President-elect Bashir Gemayel was '"coerced" by armed Israeli troops into boarding a helicopter to be Clown south just across the border for a final confrc:-ntation on Israel's unsatisfied demand that he sign a !)f'ace treaty. That was not the first journey by Israel's man-in-Beirut to talk face-to- f ace with Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Defense Minister Ariel Sharon. Their alliance had been solid. GEMAYEL'S dc.>cision to thwart Begin was thus a seminal turnaround in which the U.S. played a major role. For the first time since the 1975 t'IVil war began in Lebanon. Gemayel"s refusal to play Begin's Quisling ended Is rael's dominance over Lebanon's bloody politics and enthroned the U.S. The only concession that Begin could extract from Bashir Gemayel was half- baked: At an appropriate time following his swearing-in as president, he told Begin. he would agree to end the state of belligerency between the two countries. Gemayel's late-night flying visit to Prime Mlruster Begin on Sept. 10. four days before his assassination, has been reported (but never confirmed by either the Israeli or Lebanese governments). Not known unul completion la.st week of a conf1dent1al Reagan administration intelligence study are these new facts. lhat the. Israelis ··ooel'«'d" the Lebanese president-elect ("kidnapped" him, one Middle F..ast insider told us) to get him mto an Israeli helicopter for the short trip south -and browbeat him when he got there, and that Begin knew that 1( the U.S . could manl!uver at.self into the role of chief mediator between Lebanon. Syria and Israel, Begin's dream of an Israeli-made peace treaty with Beirut would fade away. For Begin, a peace treaty on Israel's terms with its northern Arab neighbor was the one c~rtam way of justifying Is rael 's casualties, military and d1plomat1c. during the bloody invasion of f.1 .. r:· '1 .. _.,. 1-v.-.-s /-N-OV-AK-~ Lebanon. A treaty with Bashir Gemayel, Israers Chnstian-Falangist partner for sax years, would also guarantee continuity for Israel's aggressive commercial and economic exploitation in southern Lebanon, with an open border assured P resident Reagan·s diplomatic agents saw disaster in that sequence of events: prolonged I srael i hegemony . A Lebanese-Israeh treaty drafted in Begin 's Knesset o ffice could not conceivably advance the U.S. peace plan to settle the Israeli-occupied Palestinian West Bank problem Indeed. Jsrael's favored position with Bashir Gemayel would contribute to new o utrages ag~unu the nearly half million. non- armed Palestmian refugees m Lebanon Senior administration officials believe that Israel envisaged a political partnership with Lebanon that might · promote a flight of those Palestinians to Syria, spreading the virus of homeless Palestinians even wider. Bashir Gemayel -only four days before his assassination -had listened closely to Reagan's emissaries. With a pledge of l ong-t erm American involvement in Lebanon. backed by the president's Sept. 1 peace plan. he cast his lot with Reagan and for a new and united Lebanon. Summoned by Begin twice in those final days. once in late August. then on Sept. 10, he refused the lsraeli demand for an instant treaty EXHAUSTIVE STUDY by US. intellige,nce agencies has discovered no li nk of any kind between Bashir Gemayel"s defiance of Begin and his assassination by Leban~ extremtSts on Sept. 14 . American specialists insist. however, that with Israel"s closest collaborator dead, his then unknown successor would be even less pliant in dealing with Israel. That d1C·tated an 1mediate Israeli advance into West Beirut to give the Falangist militia their chance to "'purify" the Shaula and Sabra Palesuman camps of PLO remnants - and perhaps fright en unarmed Palestinian refugees into headlong flight. The massacres ·rolJowed. In their aftermath came an anti-Israeli reaction far harsher than Bashir ·Gemayel's defiance over a new treaty American mediators are counting on that reacuon liL.b..eJp sohd1f the new regime of Bas h1r's bro ther . newly elec te President Aman Gemayel. and Amenca·s new role as the dominant power in Lebanese affairs. the last bequest of Bashir. Letters to the editor I L end registrar a h elping h and To the Editor: It is ballot pamphlet time again. in preparation for the Nov. 2 elecuon. and the help and cooperation of the public Is needed by the Registrar of Voters to clear the voter registration lists of names that should no longer be listed. When a ballot pamphlet is received at a residence and the per30n addressed no longer lives at tha t address. the pamphlet !lhould be RETURNED. Don't just throw it out. Mark the envelope moved. or whatever, date it. sign it. (Initia ls will do). and mail back. No additional postage necessary. f It is not enough to not vote where registered for several elections m a row, nor enough to report someone moved to a voting precinct in order for a name to be removed from the rolls. The Registrar needs to receive back the pamphlet marked moved, or receive a signed note astung to be removed from the rolls. This Is Instrumental In keeping voter registration lists up to date. PA TRICIA C. HARRIGAN President League of Women Voters of Orange Coast Wat er threat To the Editor: There has been a great deal of confusion over Proposition 13. the Water Ret0urces Initiative Statute, which will appear on the Nov. 2 :.tatewlde b&Uot. The measure, If pau~d. wo uld radlcalJ y modify California w&tt-r law which hu evolved through o trial and error procesa that has taken more than o hundred years. The major elementa of the lnltlative aound good enough on the aurftce, - until you dig a little into the a:mall print. T h ea e 1 n c I u de : co n s e r v a t I o n., groundwater management, lnstream prot«tion and lltnlting stora~ behind Netw Melones Dam on the Suanlslaua River. Wate r conservation has a "motherhood" r ing to It and~very • reaponalbll' individual In the state ahould 1upport conaervatfon. However. Propotltlon 13 Is aimed at only thoee areu that Import water from outaldt \Mir own watBahtd. Thia h8pptma to Include 18 of CaUtomla's 20 lar1e-1t cltt~, auoh u San Frenclfl'O. San Joee and Oakland H well H all o f the Southern ,nd Central part of the State. MAILBOX Proposition 13 mandates that a water conservation plan must be developed by local agencies and submitted to the State Water Resources Control Board for a pproval. Until this five-member politically appointed body accepts each plan. that area cannot import any additional water. This places the entire future of Californ ia's continued prosperity and growth in the hands of a few governor-appointees (there are currently no representatives from Southern California). not directly responsible to the people. This removes authori ty from th e local traditional water suppliers. who must still be responsible for that delivery. Groundwater management plans must be developed tn 11 overdra{ted basins in the state (primanly m the San Joaquin Valley) under this proposal. This also sounds Like a reasonable way to protect our precious liquid resources. Like the con ser vation section. however. the ~roundwater management plans are also subject to the approval of the same state board. If not acceptable. water deliveries through the import system will be inadequate to meet demands. The obvious result is that agricultural lands wlU be water-deficient and farmers will be fon:.-ed to take land out of production. ORANGE COUNTY is singled out as a prime example of good groundwater management in the inlUat1ve and the overdrafted a reas a re instrucled to d evelop simllar programs. This Is ludicrous! The Orange County Water D11trlct (OCWD) has managed Orange County'• basin since 1933 and we are tlnttered to h&ve been s ingled out. OCWD c urre n t l y h as a capital Investment of $100 million. not COU]lting Its annual operational costs. to manage thls bo..'1n. To develop almllar programs In the 11 overdrafted basins could C09l well over $1 blllion. Who would pey? If It'• the farmers, doesn't lt atand to reuon we'll all feel It at the market? Not only that, it won't work anyway. The reuon Orange County has ~n able to atablll~e iu 8roundwater level• hi becaUle we htvc a marve.loua imported water system. without which we would have to cut b.ck 7~ percent. All In all, Propo.Juon 13 would reeult In water lhortQel, tnc:reMed water coau and the Jo. ol thous.nets of valuable acre• of a1rlcul\ural productJon. We cannot afford I\. That lt why the Or•r\l't ( County Wat&~ Dlatrlct h aa aone on record opposing the Water Resources Iniuauve. NOBLE J. WAITE President, Board of Directors . Oran~e County Wa1er District Traffic tragic To the Editor: Traffic -Terrific or Tragic' Have you struggled through Beverly Hills lately? It seems to me that every big Newport Beach commercial development on the drawing boards will beget lots more traffic -same has been so in Beverly Hills. I move that we con1inue to hve in Newport Beach. not Beverly Hills South. More power to the Newport Beach residents who will inform themselves about this and second the motion with their votes each lime they have a chance. ROBERT M. BARTON R eassuring To the EdJtor: . During our horrendous lire scare In the early morning hours last weekend It was most thought{ul and kind of Laguna Beach City C-Ouncilman Bob Gentry to quietly walk mto our home and reassure us. in the midst of frantic ~king. that we would be notified in time to evacuate. His presence was much appreciated. This quality m Bob IS just another reason we are ~lad he is on our Cit}' Council. GWYNNE and AGNES KIRKPATRICK Non sequitur To the Editor: I must respond to Mary Schmlu and Raoul Silva and all the Christians of "Callfornlans for Moral Government." Since the l\Vowed purpose of the organitatlon Is to control tht' personal Uves o( others. the statement m.clt-by Silva that he isn't interested In "John Schmitz' penonal life ls a non sequitur. I wonder what sta°l'ld the organlzatio.n takes on odultcry and bastardy. KATHRYN LONGLEY • L.et1er11 Jr<>m rtodtra art tL't'lcomt T~t right lo co11dmat lf'lltr& to fit spoct or thm1nate hf)(•/ It rtitrotd L.ellrrs ot 300 words or Ltll u..itll bt gt~ prtfttf'ftU AU ltlltrt mu..r 1nclwlt •f{lftOlure and 1nod1ng oddrua but nomt1 rno11 bt welhheld on rt· Qkt•I If 1ulflc1tnr rtaaon " apporrnr Potll'JI 11.•ll 11<>r lH pvbluhtd IA1ttr1 mow be l«'lPphanf!d In S.2 4086 Namr arid phOftt numbfir o/ ltit con1nbu1or mvat bt gwn for tltrlf l<'OILon pvrpoats~ . \ •• -.. - 01011g" Couat l.)AILY PILOT /Sunday, October tr, 11162 1 Beachcombing is inspiring indolence By SID MOOUY Al .......... .., ... , .... C'U'l"l'YllUNK, Mab.'> Jut.ltt111.,: fl oi11 llll' e mpllt'N wuwht«I u'hon• h•'n '. Uudw c•1s1•r 1111d Milll•r ll1gh Lift. run Hl't.'k und 11t't•k th!• ~urn1111·r as thl' fovort'\J 111ult ur mar1111111• 111lt•1 '"" D1scurc.Jcd <.·ur1011s 1111i1t·u11•d lloutl d.lll ll'l> was flnll choice with tht• milk l'l'llWd 111l ho111(l1 there was surpris ing stn•11gth from &·hw1•11k', on Long Island There was no w1nnc•r among d1·lt>r1<1·111i. Too many labels had wushl' Cod · The tl'rrain rt•St.•mbh•s llw .illt'rm.ith of lht• battle o f Wule rloo whtl·h wus wh y 11 wus unromtx-d and bvunttful \wo loh.-.tt·r Pol huoy,. some pretty shl'lls and a pl'rft'Ctly u~Jl.ilt· µlastle showe r bag w ith noulc tha t fl'tl'hl'S $1 7 49 111 yachting sturl•S A good day, a ll 1old A lift•llm<.· of such bcat'ht:ombing ha.' 11l'llto<l m e $10 7~. cas h That avera~es llUl lo a httlt.· more than 20 l't'nls a year. l h.ivc a lso rt'<'t.>IVt..>d <-ons1t.lt•rabl£> ~:orn !rum the more· pr odut.·t1vt.• lt.•v£>1s of s0<.·1c1 y Thl'Y regard bcal'ht.'Ombmg as the cp11oml' of indolent.'£'. They're right But it's wo~· It':. St•t.•kmg someth111g for nothing , the root of all t.•vll Howl'ver, ror those of you whose scrvt• is.as lousy as muw and refUSt' You're a fter the n t nHlll('t' of the sea : a cr a<'kt.•d lift• ring oft' a G reek ·tra mp sh·anwr, a ke tchup dispe ns t•r thu t sa ys HMa d e in Liverpool." to take ski lifts ex<'ept 111 summt.•r. allow me to introduce you lO lhl' fulfillnwnl:. or rnmb1ng beaches. It costs nothing, gt.•ll> you uul into thl' sun and keeps you off lhl· golf courst• For equipment, all you m"to'd 1:. a ba1hmg suit a nd som e old sneakers :.o rally your spouse forbids you to wear them m pubht.• but to which you are devoted because of shared e xpl•rtences T h ey sh ould h ave numt.•rou:. holt.·s so any santl that w ashes 1n10 them <·a n JUSt a:. ca:.1ly wa~h out. Some people. thl' kind who always h;,vc e xact change for tollbooth:., t:omc preparl'<l with a rontainer to hold flol.Sam and .ietsam I think this de feats the whok· sp1ril or the acllvllv. If you t.·an't carr y som e 1reasun• you'vt' chanC'cd upon o r t•an't stuff 11 somehow into yuur suit -0r sneakt-rs without 1t falling lhrough tht.• holes. then you a rc• compdlt•d lo hunt up a half-buril'd Cishnl'l or a.n nb<indorwd f1Vl'·gallon creosote buC'ket. This will give.• n purpost.• lo what is otherwise, admiticdly, a bum's Ilk. Don't pick up a ny thing that looks like It belongs to a juvcn1le ll probably does His mother will spot you , surc as fate . 13c'S1d{'S. it's all cheap plastic nowadays You d on't want JU:.l. JUnk You'd do bettl'r ~l the town dump 1f that's all you'rc looking for. You're a fter the romantt of lhe sea: a cracked Life ring off a G re<.>k tramp steamer. a ket<:hup ispenseL.lbaLsays "M_ilile in L1w r pool" or one of those hand-b lown PortugueS<.' ne l floaLo, that IUFFELL1S U,HOLSTERY .... ,.. ..... _..s... t '22 ~IOlt IL VD. COSTA MU.A -541·11 5'· It IS Ollt rJ ,,,. mOSI moulll .walttlrlQ tute trnls you II tvtt '"'°unltr loaded "'''h 8~ fruits lfld 11111s plus llOllrllOll rum & brlllOy StllO s 1 00 10 cower post•o• 1110 hln o-no 1ra we II rush you 3 shtts of our OfioCIOUt lru~uke IOI vou 10 Irv w. 11 &tso 111<1uae our OtAut1IU4 COior GJlllOQUI ltlCI I tOUOOll redttm~ l>4t tor SI 00 on your 1101 OIOtt .. *"'--------------------------------~ Adllltss--=-------------------------------I t~-------....... -----S&ltt~ ZIP---- --.......... ,.,,.. E ven a cla m dig <'ould turn up a bur ietl piec·e of onw thing tha t h~bt•t•n tossed a hout 011 the o pe n sea. bring $I 00 111 1onwr wall•rfro nl JUnk shop:. ' If you ('an JXISSibly mandgt.• 11. 1>t1ck lo v1rg111 tx•ach~. thOM• lh<it havl' not lx't'n t.'Omtx'CI !>111l'l' the last high 11dc. those rca('hablc• only aero~ ... Jagged s trctt·h<.·s o f t·oral that lhrt•aten lu L'Omplel<.• thl' destrut.•tt0n of your snt-akers. Tha1's how I made all m y cash I we nl out to , lhl' beach l•ven lx•fort• a hurricanl' had l'cast..-d tormenung ll Tht• wind drove• lhe mm <igamst my hwd wJth SU('h force I was dt.·af for houl'l> But there. thread<.-d among th e dun<.• grass. w as VIA o1 '>opp1111( bul olllllWlllll' $111 11111 Snmt·" li.11 1,1l1•1, I w.1 .. 0 11 llll' IUilllt' lx.•LJ1.0h 1111 t '111 "I11111" .II 11'11111011, u V\•f')' lo(i><Kl ,1r;11t·lo(y Ill 111111h1•r11 dll111•' I found 1w11 flla.~tir· ~1111111" thul 11· .. •·1111.ilt•J u11y un1hn·llai.. ·r 1t•y wt•1 t• t·urrcmt t1m·1~' 0111· 11.ul ,, :-.llt·kt•t 1l111t ,.11d tf I wo11ltl l'Ul 11 111 I o111d t111y wlll'll und wl ... 11· I round 11 1111d !lt011tl 11 lo tlw Woud " llol1 · 01·1·.11 111~1UJJhll· l11o;lltUlt•, tlwy would g1v1· mt• '/:, t l·11li.. Un for1u11ull•ly, lllt' M '• ond g1z11111 had no st1l·k1•r. W•HN.ls llolt• 111ust 1i,1v1· 1h11ugh1 I wal> an 1111pnm·1µkd, s li1ftlcss ll(•11d1n11111>1·r trymg t11 gtc•t 11d1 ut th1•11 1·x1w nSt· .111d ga v1· 11w n11 1·1 t.•t.ht for thr M'l.'m1d w h.11sl1. If I w 1•11· 1n 11 Jllst 1111 th1· n1r1111·y, tl11s s1•1b11('k n11gh1 hav1• p1 't '>ll"d1·d 1111· lo l.1k1· up u lll'W 1'•"111111· H ut l1y 1111•11 I v.,,, 11\111 p11::.1gradu.olt· ht'o1t·ht.w 11l11ng <:c111d1ology Sh1·lli... M y '>l::>ll'I gol 011' Ullo 1t S lw livt.•s 111 Nas:.au Aflcr cvt·r y storm, whdt• AahJllll:Jlll> Wt.•rt• 1Jll'kl11g t'Clt:llllUli.. o fr tlH' y.ird ,ind WOlldC'I mg whl·n · !Ill' t1•1nµt·sl bh·w llw 1 h1l·kt·11:.. i.ht· Wiil> out harvt·,ung '>hl·lb. Ttw h1·.iuty of lw1 u11lt'l.'l1011 1x·r:.u<1dl·J nw lo l'X1.wntl m y d1'1111111on of lw,1l·hn11nb111~ A b1·at'h . for n1111h111g pu1 po'>'''· lllO'>l~L'> of a11y 1hmg lx·tWl'l ll wlwn· v1>U l',1n d1 v1· to lht• hollom 1111 your ''"' 11 lung · pow1•1 a11d lhJl p111nt 1nl;~nd wht·rt· U11lwrma11' lwg111 <1dv1:.1ng you yuu 'rl' tfl'l>IJ·•!'..'lllg Only thosl· 11bjt'l'ti.. th.ti 11 avl•lt·d vw W<•lt·r lo gl'I to w lll'rt' you found th1·111 .Ill' ta11· ganw A t1l'k1ng w.111 h ll'fl un llw 111! ot a 1·11J:.l;d !>t·h1111111·1 wn•t:k(·c.J 75 y<·ar:. ago u1Jv1ous ly 1s soml·un<'':. Tht· \\Tl'l'k 1:. nol. Tht·s1· stnl'turl·S h.1vt· not vN bt•t•n t'Od1rll'd by the• Ullllt•d NatlOllS llllll ttw ' Law or thl0 Se<.i. b u 1 l h t.· v h a v 1 • st· r v "d nn· f a 1 r I v wt· 11 1 n mH·rnatu;11,il w;11t·r:. I w a:. tll1l't• :1pprcjal'ht•d by <i str<·<•t url'llln 111 P11rt:-.111ou1h on lhl· (.';1nbbt·;.in 1:-.l<ind of Donllntl·a I h· orr1•n·d .1 sht·ll for s.1lt.·. a lovl'l:V or a11g1· urw I h~otl 11111 :O.l 'l'll lx•lun · "Oh. I hav1· -;i11111· of 1ho:o.t· alrt•:.iuv." I s..11d. fr1g ning d1 :.111t..rt·st "Wh1n· did you happl'n lU find you~.,.. • Ht• told mt-. and w11h1n minute•:. I was b<il'k i.lbOard o ur bui.lt d1v1ng 1111U lhl· hi.irbor Tht· bottum WJ~ all\'£• wtth th1· :.twill>, Wt•:.l Indian , f1gh11ng l'O nt'hL·S Thl·1 r nwa l , ll turned uul. mak(~ dL•hciou~ :.p<ighetll i..1ULl' Thl' nexl mo rning. m dl"<.'J:><.'r walC'r, I saw J globular, 1>tlty :.hap<.· l,•av1ng J trail al'russ lht.· bottom Thc boat':. dl•plh mat·hint• rt•ad 26 fl'l'l. well bl•yond thl· l1m1l of any humdn but d J apanesl' pt.•url dtvl'r Bui a sht·ll 1:. c1 :.hl'll. nnd beat·ht.·umb111g ts bcuchl'umbmg I madt> thrl-c dive:-. re -t•nat·lmt.•nts of a grade· B World War II U-boat movll' Ears splitting . Prl·ssure gauge o ff lhc• S<:ali· Hupturc imminent. On lhl' thin.I try I gut it It dcam.'CI up to Ix· a giant tun. worth $15 or so at shc·ll lxJut1qlJl'S Tht.·n· 1·nsut.·d an argumc•nt w11h lhe local buys as Dally Pllol Slaff Photo• Tht· bt•!<>l lwud w s for c:omhin~ a n • thoM· tha t h uvt· 110 1 lH·c·n t•or-i-.lw<l !<>i ttt't' tht· l a~l h i~h t idf•. tu lhl· ll'rntw i;.tl l11111l!\ 111 Port:.r11oulh. LX1m1111t·a But 111 b,.;,l'f1n11nlnng .1i.. 111 -...lv<il<tl'. finder'> k(•(•pt_•r!> Thi· lx·:.t lx·<1thl·111nlJmg I kncJw of tl> <Jn ;.i dt.-i..l•rll·d l'>l<ind far out in lh<· B..1h.oma.'> v.1h1t.·h s hall go nJmt.·ll·~' Ou-.111 t'UI r <·nts and wtndl> cr1n:.ptrl· to makt• ll t ht bt·Jt·hhc•ac.J of 1nnunwrabl<' ..in 1val~ lo 1h<· Ne·" World The rt· WCJ!'. ... 1111'>(' l(Jll(• urr :.omt. au burnt· Vl'h1cll' lh::it l·xµ1n-cl m 1h1· &·r mud;i Tna ngll' Tht.•rt.• Wl•r<.· :.h0t.·..,, nww mall·h111g, lhat lookt·c.J a:. tf lhC'' hud l'fll!>.'l-d lht.• SJh.1r:_i <t~ \.~I'll dS lht· A1l:.inl1t But on t.· d CJ l "• n {) t b t 'oll h <.om b l u I 1 nu ~thing Ont· lx•al'hl'Omb:. Ill r111tl dnythmg It may nol St.•t·m lO h:.iv(• a plat'l' 111 vour pl'r!-.onal grand dci.1gn al lh(• momcnl but m:..y on rurtht·r studv. You l'<•n alwnvs st1l'k 11 1n .i dnf1w11C.id m ob; It· · Bt·a1.·ht·oml>111g thJllt.·ngl·:-. \'<•Ur 1ng1·nu 1ty •ind t•xpand:. ynur horizon:. WHY .~ NABERS I-EASING Tht• VH'" a lone· can m a ke a beachcomhin~ trip worth the.• e ffort . even if discarded treasures. like c urre nt lrac.·e r"' o r a ircr a ft nose cone s o r w('t $ J 0 bill~. are nowhert' to 1>4.' found. DRUGS MAKES SENSE WE OFFER LOWER RATES. Al Ndtll"S LE'3~tng Company wro 011<•1 manv advantage~ to 1n1• l1•a->1nq customer size ~l.l01hty I' •PP."<'nce But pPr 11d~:> mo~t 1mp01f.tnl LUSI Al NabP•~ Lt'as1ng you deal IJ1tl'CI no M10tll,.rnan ur '""' , .. 1 .. 1p•olib1'11av Ant1 .11111to.t> Other lpac,1 lJtOQ•o:lffi'> 0111 •S l•CO a1rect1y 10 the p11m1• lo•nd ing rall' With the prime rate dropping out of the clouds In recenl week1. our rate has dropped loo .1 pcunl /<1 >11!'1 rnan tnP SPPChll lt';lC,illCJ I •O gram~ otle•rd by 1n1• m.tnu laclu•e•!> And '"' 111 w lc1w rate arpht>S .11.10\S ll'l' hvau:J tHl ,tr\\ ''111~•-,,, r11v11t·I' W•th O\it Inv.• r t uP riuA ,., It t.• ,){·r fPt,:f llfl, h t•,Jc..•• It ;it 11t•'I\ t lf 'y Jlt 1ot1 t1l •' Wdlhr"\g , ~' I.using All Makes 4 Models Nabers Leasi ng Co. 2600 Harbo1 Boulevard Costa Mesa (714) 540-9100 NOTICE: FREE WATER TEST (for Orange County homeo wner s) D ri nkjng water in Orange County has been found to contain levels of impurities that might be harmful to your hea lth Ch lo rine, A sbertos, P C B'. a nd bacte ria. RECYCLE YOUR CAR! We will test your tap water AT NO C OST a nd show you how to remove these ha rmful agents at a cost muc h Jes than bottled water. Donate it to OCC's Recycling Center . Do you get 1nd1gest1on 1us1 looking at that old heap s1t11ng in your driveway. garage. back yard. or patio? Want to get rid of it once and for all? If yol•r car can be driven or towed, DONA TE IT 10 Orange Coast Colloge·s Recycling Program! You can receive a tax deduction••and feel good about helplng a strong r ec ycling program to become self·auff1cient If you'd Ilk• f~rther Information abo ut !low you can RECYCLE YOUR CAA, cont1ct Curtis Fleming In OCC'a Student Alfalra Office at 556·56'6 Orange Co11t College's Foundation tllllll as a duty reglatered org1n1u11on with the I A S , and can 11ecf'lpt tax deduetable g1fl1 Bottled water quality w~thout the bottle CALL FOR A FR EE T EST AND D EMONSTRATION 891-5202 ,_ Mon.-Fri. ~-5 A qua Jndu st ries, G1rden Grove. Callfornl• 1 ~~111/,/. " Wlfmt-~•I*•• l.enloMllS ~~v.. 11 ............ Ye.rlnt...,. 1 -j r-- 330 Wash1ogtnn St OtPI W3 M111111 Otl Aty, CA 90291 '----.... ------.... ..-------..-~------~----------.... ~----.. , ·' ; -.. , .. ,. :.-~- I I :1 -- I L f I I I 8 Orange Co11t DAIL V PILOT /SumJ y, Ootobor 17, 1982 Let's Keep It That Way! MEET PAUL . HUMMEL. It won 't be easy. We're up agai nst a powerful polil ic~11 machine, hacked by out-of-town monex. that is bent on destroying t'he residential qualit y of ou r ci ty and replacin g it with a policy of unrestricted growth at ;,iny price: for their own profitr. This "Big-G rowth" group has th e money a nd the big-business clout to field and fu nd its own ··sla te'' of candidates for the C it y Counci l. Ir their slate win s, the res idents of Newport Beach lose. It's your dec ision ... your future. Your vo te November 2 wi ll decide the fate of ,Newport Beach. Either it wi ll continue to be a great place to live, with moderate growth a nd . .. a Man Who Cares! emphasis on resid enti al goa ls . or it may end up paved ove r into an asphalt jungle by the If y ou huve a problem , Paul lluatme l is the ont..> y ou turn to for he lp. No m u tte r w here you Ji ve or what your need , P a ul llummcl w ill KO u lt-out lo li s t e n 1t nd try t o h e l p . A l though h e i s th t..' Coun c ilma n from Corona d e l M ar, he kno ws th at h e was e le c t e d by the vot t.>s of ult the p eople uf N e wpor Beach. "growth-at-a ny-price., crowd. Delightful as it is. Newpo rt Beach i~ al ready ~e ing plagued wi th problems brought on by too-rapid expa nsion. T hose mainl y rc~pon s i blc fo r creatin g .our problems in th e first pl ace a re now driving for com plete control of our ci ty gove rnm ent by field ing a slate of complia nt candid ates.* Even h ii; opp o nents a dmit he is a man o f grea t M 0 HA L C 0 U R AG E, JI I G H E TJi I (.' 8 A ~ D HONEST C ONV ICT IONS. A minority voice in the present "Big-Gr owth " Counc il, h e c a n b ccom<· a p o w e rful influen ce for a bette r Newpo rt B e ach if th e Irvine-d o min ate d s ltlte is d e fe u t ed b y t h "' people this Novem ber 2. Listed bdow a re a few of these prob lem~ together with my own position on them a~ contrasted to the votes, acfion (or inaction) of the :.;lute of candidates put up by the Irv in e Company. the big developers, the inter -city Chamber of Commerce and the "7-C's" Committee**. WHICH Of THESE PROBLEMS ''BUGS'' The "Traffic Mess" T h i s i s t h e n o r m a l r o n s c 4 u t' rl I' I' 11 I over-buildinl( cummercial unrl industrial developmenb.. They pull mnre people inlu an area t han it can ab~orb. R ecently, the Irvine Company wanted l11 expand Newport Center. Not rnntent with tht- 24 pe rcent expansion permitted under 1.ur General Plan -they went t o the City Council and urged them t o DOUBLE the a llowable e~pansion, letting the m crowd 1.5,()()(1 to :.!t1,0<)(J more commuter!> into this area Lhat's alread~ suffering-from lark of access road~. Naturally, the "Big· Growth .. ma111rity on the Council pus hed at throul!(h. I \'Oted BJ!Binsr it. S u bsequently. more than 8.0110 Newµorl Beach r esident!< backed my s tand, sign ing a referend um petition that killed lhl' Council's action .. for the time being! L ast s pring. l h e s ame "Big Gnrnch" majority pushed through a drastic revii.ion of the General Plan that c hanged the Benni n~ Ra nch from needed residential 1onin~ and exte nd ed the Cos ta M e s a type commercial/industria l s prawt' to the area t hus increasinl( t raffic dramatically I weed against it. Once again, the resident..'! were forced lo take to the streets to halt the Council's action. More than 6.000 residents signed a pt•tillon 10 put the issue t<1 the Vote of the peoplC'. It 'i-. on the ballot this November. Several years ago, I voted ·to enart the "Traffic Phasing Ordinance". It ha~ proved to be an invaluable tool for making developers face up t o the t raffic pr oblems they create. M y opponent was on the Planning Commission al the time He refused to suppnrt it! Our Mounting Crime Rate T here was a time in Newport Heach when you could leave your ho me unlocked and walk the st reets in safety. No more! Crime is t h e inevitable produrl ol over-crowding. a nd the o nly way to fig h t it is bv beefing up the polke force. Yet. when our police chief came before the Cou ncil recently aml requested funding for "addition al llfl1cers, the "Big-Growth '' majorit y turned him down. Th~y were not willing to solve the prohlem they had helped lo create. I voted FOR more />"lice. That Noisy, Dirty, Dangerous Airport Not ei·eryln1d\· i11 Newport Hi!llCh is i•qunl/.\· 11ffected by J.he jet t1ight out 111 ./11hn Wayne A ir1111rt. Hur. lvr ten.' oft ho11ss11d.<; of residents who lave under tht' fli~ht pa ttern, al l!oo a nrghtmart-ol nyi!.f' and e\'er present dun~er .. as ttre huge jets go lumbering overhead. The onlp rmsolu tiorr to the prof>lem is to find a n a lternative site for an airport. Two have been propnsed: Ont' by the Southern California Ai;«ndat+on nf (~ovemment.«~ t he other by -a "Blue Hihh11n " Committee appullllt.'ci hv the Cmrntv Supervi«or<. Why ha., my oppone nt not uttered a word 111 ftl\or o f eitht-r location'' Perhap~ bt-cau!.t' the lr\'ine Co mpany uwn"' 11ne «ite aod has design!. on the other. Or. maybe it' just that the Irvine C'umpany and other hig de\'elopers are making too much money by exploiting the property ac1jalent t<• ,fohn Wayne Airport. I favor 1111nt U!oot' of El Turu Marine Ai r Rase until we can build a new reg1u nul airport in Santiago Ganyun ur Pendleto n . We s hould make up our minds ... and go! It's time we gut .John Wayne Airport off the backs of the ii:ood people of Newport Beach~ In the m eantime. there is heavv pressurE' tu further increB.<;t' the number of night ~ Ollt of .John W ayne Airp11rl a demand hrnui<ht ahout in large measure by the increased l'lumber 11f hotels and husiness de\·elopmenrs springing up in and around NPwport Beach. For instance. the pro posed Marriott Tower (which the "Bil!·Crnwth" Slate fa\•ors) would re~ult in neArly :llJ.000 add it ionnl passengers in and out 11f .John WaY..nc Airport each year, a('cor d in g t o it s o wn E I R repnrl! The "Hi,:-(;mu th .. Slate is .:un~·hn for more and m11re hotels and development l 'ntsl Wt' ha,·e a re1do nal a1q wr1 that can h nndlt• the increased demand without dt--.1 ro\ ini.: a huge s lrce of Newport Hc·ach , I will c1111r inue ro nppmie new hotels. Asbe$los in Your Drinking Water When I di::.coverc·d the cit y wu~ 1ni-tull1n~ n1>ht>:.t<>i; cement water main!-. I imm ediatt:>I\' alerted the C'ouncrl and urged th f' 11lht>r mt-mher ... to 111111 me in authorizin~ a thorough in\'ei.t1gati1m tu determine if these pipe:. could p i> e o can cer threat to Newport H ench residents. · 1'he "A11ti-Re!>icl1'nt" Council mnJ11rity ridiculed my concern until a nowd :-t·aenti:.t trn<f t•ftrtCi!f re-;t'&r-<'h&r 6XJ>S:~•~ al"""m tlw potential danger. H a::. tei.timon\' cau-.ecl tht- relurtant majority to finally reverse 11'-elf 1rnd join me in demandinl{ meaningful l<' ... t'-. Unfair Distribution of City Services Have you n o ticed how some 1rnrt"' uf Newport Bt>ach that need it least. oft en get the most clf tentinn frnm t he cit y'? Land!'.l'Bping, povinl(· and median ::.trips a re l(uod examµle!i. The "Irvine" Coun cil major ity approved a ' .. ~00.000.00 cont rar t to re -su rface Newport Center Drive I ielt the money could he heller "'pent improving older sections of Newport Hl'ach. and voted accordingly. I support a fa ir, even -handed distribution of city l'ervires to mnintain and beautify A /,/, of Newp1JrC /Je111h. The Silting of the Bay The "Big-Growth '' Slate of candidates love tn clnim credit for the d redging of the Rnck Aa\ lr1)11 i<:ully, the extensive s ilting ol the Hoy 11tarted whe n the Irvine Com pany begAn a massive grading program upstream of the Ha~· in order lo develop huge arf'as of the watcrshf'd (primarily in the City uf Irvine). 1t was th1.~ silt. lo11sened l1y their proding. that washed into San Dael(o Creek and then into the Ray. choking it with thousands of tom; of Irvine mud. 11a nd nnd debris. The present at tempt at silt removal in San Diego reek is actually the insrallati1111 of trRIJS to provide for removal of sil l as it come from the exten.<;il·e lr\'ine l(rnding proje<'I$ upstream. No provisions have been made1-nor a re funcii; availnhle to address the proble m c.•f removal of silt remnining in thr R11ck Bay. The present s ilt remova l p rojert ((It toxpa ~·ers expense ) is YOU MOST? I 11111111( to !-111\'e the pruhl!"m but 11> "er\·111g \11 l'llh:tlll'l' llH' \.tllll' 11j II prt•\!1•U,l\' lll1dl'\'l•l11p11ble pit'rt• ol /n //If' ( '11m/J11n1 prup,·rty. ln-.tt•acl of f.,n·111g tht· Irvine Cornp1111v \•> JI II\' I 11 r I h e tl a rn II gt' I I la ll d l' IHI'-l' d . t he "H1,.: ( ;r1111 rh .. C111rnnl rnaJ11rit' "1 h11nk(•cr· the In llll' C '11m pan~ fur ttll.m111g th1· drt-d~ang' t" hto d111npt-d on snm"' 111 at" low-lying land !-11 at l't1t1ld lw m11de more -.urtahle tor cit-\'t•lopnlt'nt. .<;Jw11/rl11·1 those respr111 ... il1IP for the prcil>lem 1>1H' for the cure'.' Too few -Parks an Playgrounds Tlw older !lec·t11111~ iii' Nti"p11rt Heath an· dt-... JH:ralely i.h11r1 111 1n1rk' And playJ[rci1111d:.. I ~Ul(l(t'"tE'd that the c rty eiwrc·i~f' it:-r il-!ht uf"l1r::.t rt-fu:-.a l " on the ~u rplu<. C'o ronn del ;\1a r E le rnl•ritary School. unci u-,e ii for a park. pluyl(rnla nd, day "ch11ol and communit\ ti'nte r The "A11t i-Uesicfl!11t .. ( '11u1wil maJortl\ nrrnf'd In\' propo~RI d own. The "Land-Lease" Powder Keg L easi111( rather than 11wnin~ la ne! is Ii ft>uda l E1Jropcan concept. impo rted for its 11wn profit hy the Irvine Company many years ago. Linder it~ old semi-paterna l owners hip, the lrvinP C'n mpan~· p ro bably p osed little threat t o N ewpo rt Beach lea!le h olde r s. 8111 , t h e ··c arpetbag'' ownen•hiµ o f the n t.'W Irvine Company changed the complexion o f that relat ions hip. Overnight. thou~andi,. of Newport BellC'h residents were wrenched v1otent ly out of the <.enarrl ,. r hey had known for ~ea rs with "uddl•n o\'erwhelming. and often impo.,«1ble ciemn11ds 1111 their finance!\. While the city of Newpo rt Bea1~h can not dircl't Iv interfere in the nei.t<itiations between tht• lr\'ine C"ompany and it~ tenants there is mur h that a sympathetic C ity C"ounril rnuld d o 10 erw<>ura~e a more humane attitude toward the d ti2ens of Newport Beach Ii~ this M11·l1il(1111 ·h11secf land lord. Rut, such relief can not be hoped for so' Ion!( os a pro· Irvine, "A nti-Resident " majoritv n ominates tlw Council. ,\ rece nt city-wide survey showed that 89 11er<·e11t of those who respllnded lo the question expressed the opinion that AN\' expansion of the Airport Termi111il would inevitably lead to m11re fli~hts an nnd 11ut nt .John W11yne Airport. While claiminit they art• o pposed to a irport noise, lhe "BiJ(·(;t11wtll"Council majority voted to nccept an expansion of the Airport T erminul to T HREF: T IMES its present size!' I refust>d to 1<<1 11/onK with t hi~ irresponsible Cm111ril art ion. •The "Big-Gr owth", "Anti-R e8ide nt" S la t e ••Althoufb te w Newport B e a c h rcaiid e nts (supported b y the Irvine Company, the inter-city have ever he ard ot it (or, are e ven aware ot its Ch amber of Comme r ce, "7-C's" Committee and existence) the "7-C'•'' Committee is cons ide r e d by others), 111 composed o f Henthe r, Hart, Agee a nd many who know lt8 pu rpose to be an oppr eulve Loata. A vote for anx of the m Is a vote fo r innue'nce on Newport Be a ch politic8. ll seeks to devc oper control a nd unbridled .cro w th. take the powe r out o f the banrt. o( the people, and place it in the hands o f a few big developers and "7 -C'a" is a 8ub-rosa Orf(ani za lion whose purpose is to contro l electiona sod candidates. The C o mmitt ee int e rvie w s prospec tive c ondida tes for the Council, and provides finances for those it find• compatible with il8 own vie ws. T h e lo yalty ot tboao ll 8e1ec t• h d e monstrate d by the "blook -votlnK" of the pre11ent Council majority o n every luue affecting -big development. RE-ELECT COUNCILMAN P1Jd for by Paul Hummtl For Council. Mel J. Crandlnette., T rea1urer 418 Hazel Orive1 Coro1ta del Mar CA 92626 #822423 • f 1- ~ ' Dally Piiat SUNOAY OC I 11 IOttl FOR THE RECORD .. 86 (JC(; slu111bl1• . ., i11 t •o11ft•1·(•11<•t• opt•1u•r ugai11 I C<·r1·i10 . ..;. IJ1 .. Brewers climb over another wall, 7-5 Milwaukee overcomes 5-1 deficit to tie Series at 2-2 MILWAUKl!:fo; (AP) l;wm:m Thoma~ ;111(1 Robin Yount t'IH'h dr11 v t• 1n tw u 1 un~ 111 Malwauk.ee' six-run l>l'Vt•n lh 1nm11g, .rnd th1· Brewl'rs. their OOl·ks Lo the wall nrwt· .1ga111, eh.irgr·d lo a 7-5 v1t·tqry ovt•r thl' St Luu1s Curd111 • .Js Saturday lo t'Vl'n bas(•ba ll's 79th World Sl•r 11·~ at two games a p1t'{'t' p1•1111a111 'l'h•·y did "T h t• att1tud1• ot th1 -. lu.1111 v1·1 v '>l'ld11111 1·h..i11g1·~ .. no muttt•1 what llw :.atu,1t11111," -.;.wt Yollnl, whost• two-r un. l'hl·ck -sw1ng s111gl1• Jr 1·w tlw Bn•wt•rs to w1lh1n onC' run, 5-4 .. WhPn you pli.1y m a World 8t•nt•i.. l'Vt•ry g.mw h llllJJor lUl\t," Y11u11t 1.•ur\llnuL-<l "Wt· took lhts ganw lht• ~mt· .i.:. any. Wllh till' all1lu<lt• that Wl' w;mt lo \\'Ill ,11 (• W.1'1 Ull1<Vit1 l.11Jlt• ··111· ,;11u Im •. u·ni w ;,, ,1 l1ttl1 · .,llff, '>11 wt wuuld h;1v1· W:ul i., g11 111 l'1•1t•1 l .. ultl," Ku1·11n ~ml Tl11• .1f1-.l'lllt' 11f .t11utlw1 r t'l11 ·f -.ta1, St l .ou1 ... · Hruu· Slllll'I .• .i.,o lw· otllll' JI\ ·~'>Ul' In M1lwaukc·1··~ St·v1·11th, whtlt• Suth•t -..J I 111 tlw bullp1•11, two Card111al 11 ·hl·v1•1., who f111l11Wl•d ... 1J1 tt•r l>a vt• L.1P11111t rail1•d to 1t•t11·t <i 1),1111·1 Trail ing 5-1, thl' Brc•wt·~ Wt·n· heatkJ for .1 third loss an four 1982 World &•rll's gam1·~ ,1 deficit from wh1c.·h only four w.mu. ha\'l' n'(.'UVt ·red -w hen they sent I:! mt·n lo th1· platt• 111 thl' seven th. "Hopefully. this will g1v1• us •' ltfl for tht· rt·st of the Series:· said Paul Muhtor, whu w..ilkC'd and ~vei:ttually ~'<>rc.'CI lht• tying run in Mtl\\•aukt'l•s big '!'nan~. "We didn't want to bl· s taring intu a slluauon of having to win th n•t• 111 a row" Al thl' sanw t1nw, lhl• 51i.5ti0 fans who hravL·tl u n1ld. windy day at Mllwaukt•t• Cuu11ty St;1d1um Wt're ldt tn suspt•r\Sl• over wht.'lh<'r lllll' ut th1·11 favunll' soru.. r1·ltl'f Ul'l' Hollw F1ng1·1~. WiJS ablt• to p1ld1 "I "-<>uld 11111\ hJVt• U:-.t·t..I Suttt•r with two uul 111 tlw 1·1ghth," St I :out:. M,uwgt•r Wh1tt•y 11<.•rwg ~11J 111 the prl·v111u~ two g.111w~ of tht· Sl'nt·s, Sulll·r h.1d J>lll'ht·d -I ' inning~ wl11lt· H'l't11d111g a Vll'lory and a -.av1· ""-. Today's game St Lo uis at Mii waukee, 1:45 p.m. Lt>ft -han1fod rclwvt·r Bob Ml'CIUrl· stifled a µutcntta l St. Louis rally 111 tht' eighth with a J oublt•-play plt(.:h. tht•n rct1n-d tht• s1dt' in 111dcr 111 lht· n111th. stn kmg out Tommy llt•rr and p11wh h1llt•r Gt•nc Tl·nat't' to end lht· gomt• as f'ingt·rs warnwd up 111 lh1• bullpen Fingt•rs ha~ not p1ll'hl'd Slnl'L' St•pl. 2 lx'<'<I USl' or IJ lorn musck· Ill has right fun·arm Sut11·1 v. "" 11 nt,1hlt: wlw11 4llt•:.t11111t•d .1h11ul h1~ n1111 -aµJX•a1 Jnl't• Today's pltchera-Bob Forsch (15-9) of the Cardinals vs Mike Caldwell (17-13) of the Brewers. "I d1111't h;ivt· 11otlt111J4 lo suy I d1dn I pill h," ht• TV -Channel 4 at 1 :~0 p .m . Announcers -Dick Enberg, Joe ~aragiola, fony Kubek, Tom Seaver a nd Bob Costas . -..ud W.i.,, h1· 1<·.iuv'' Such a predicament would haVl' bc.•cn nulh111g new . They had to beat &lumon' on thL' last day uf the regular season urtt•r losing thn.>t: 1n a ru\v tu the Orioles to win lht• Anwriean Lt•agut· l!:ast T hey did. "Yt·s. I Wi.1s n ·ady," ht· s.i1d lt·sttly Radio KNX ( 1070) a t 1:30 p .m ., Al ll•r Yount's two-run sing It·. l\·nl Cou!Jl•r lll'd tlw scort• with a s1ngl1•, ;md Thom:.i~· two-run h1l prov1t.ll'd tlw w111111ng margin. Announcers-Vin Scully a nd S parky And erson. In the AL playoffs, thl· Brl'Wt•r::. r1•ll bt•hand th•• West champion Angt•b U-2 amJ had lo w111 thrL't' straight gamt•s for thl':r f1ri.1 Anwn<'an Lt•agu1 • Artt>r ward. BrPWl'l'S Manag1•r Harvt•y Kut·nn, who had said <·arliL·r m lht• Wt'ek tha t Fingers could p1ll'h perhaps um• mnmg. finall y adm1tll'd lhcit his y.,unt':. hit 1m>l,..bly W.i!> till' lllo~t ui1lik1•ly 111 1Sec BREWERS, Page ll21 Remaining schedule-Tuesday's game: in St. Louis. 5:20 p.m.: Wednesday's game. if necessary: 111 St. Louis, 5:20 p.m. Unknown tailback leads USC Gibson comes off bench to pace 41-21 • v1ctory STANFORD (AP) -For most or hi~ career as a running back f o r S o u t h e r n Ca l i f orn ia , Anthony G ibson has spen t his time standing on the s1delrnt.'s, learning to live in the shadows or othe r runners. Gibson , a senror who had never scored a tou('hdown, got his chance Saturday and showNi a nationa l television a udience and a crowd of 75.185 w hat he couJd do:. Taki ng over for rnJured starting tailback Todd S penc.-er. G ibson ra n for 120 yards and three touchdowns In little more than two periods of ac~on to lead the 14th-ranked Trojans to a 41-21 romp over P acific-IO nval Stanford. "l'M STILL in s hock," G ibson said afterward. "The whole total day hasn't hil me yet." F o r th ree years, Gibson watched Marcu s Allen smash records and gain stardom. Then he watched three other runners move into the crucial tailback spot as Allen's successor. Nobody ever really watched Gibson. "I have to give great credit to Anthony Gibson ." Robinson said "He has done everything we've asked him to do -play fullback, tailback. combination. He came on (Saturday) and I thought he dominated the game." Spencer was domtnattng the game before he spram ed his le ft knee late in the second period. He h a d racke d u p 99 yar ds rushing and 28 yards receiving. It was a shame that Todd got hun:· Robinson said. ''I was impressed with Todd His al'celeration was magnificent. 1 don 't bel1evt· hts inj ury ts senous." ./ WHILE SPENCER and Gibson were delive ring a on e -two k nockout punch to the Cardinals. now 3-3. the T ro.)3n de(ense was making Stan ford qua rterback ·John Elway seem something less t h an a H e 1sman Trophy candidate E lway threw three mterceptions and was sacked six times for a total of 7 1 yards lost. Southern Cal so pno m or e quarter back S ean Salisbury outplayed hLS highly touted rival. 1'.'0mpleting+~-passes for-2-01 and one interception on a tipped ball H e al so sco red two touchdowns on quarte rback sneaks 4 S teve Jordan sel a sch ool record for the T rojans. now 4-1, when he connected on a 52-yard field goal midway through the third period to give Southern Cal a 24-14 lead. He added a 35-yard field goal midway through the r1r1al per iod. THE TROJANS, scoreless in the first period. stormed for three touchdowns in the last seven minutes of the second quarter lO tak<' a 21-14 lead at halftime. Trailing 7-0. the Trojans got on the scoreboard with an 82-yard march. Spencer ran for 48 yards tn five p lays a nd caught a n I ee USC, Page 82) Stanford's Vaughn Williams tries to hold on to V C wide rec·e1ver J eff immons during third quarter action Saturday. An old friend sparks Bruins, ~ 42-17 By DENNIS BROSTERHOUS Of1Mo.My,....atat1 PASADENA -T he UCLA footbaU team welcomed back an old friend Saturday at the Rose Bowl. The Bruin s' running game, overshadowe d by the team 's potent passing attack this year. surfaced at an opportune time in a 42-17 victory over Washington State that wasn't as easy as tt so~ds. "It took a big play to opt.>n this one up." said UCLA quar terback Tom Ramsey and the "big play·• was a flanker reverse by J ojo TowmeU that brought t he lirums back Crom a 17-14 defkit and gave them the lead for keeps. With the ball on the UCLA 47, Ramsey pitc h e d lo ta ilbac k Danny Andre ws, who In turn handed the ball to Townsell. Picking up a couple of blocks, including a c rus her fro m Fountain Valley High f roduct D uval Love, Townsel raced down the sidelines and mto the end zone to give the Bruins a badly-needed ~park. From there. 12th-ranked UCLA uttled three m ore touchdowns ln the next nine minutea to bury the shellahocked vlliton. ,. "I 1ueH w needed a Ith , "peclally et that time," said TownHll~ a ~-8, 180-pound . "'We deflnt«ly needed a .... 1T~ reportera clu1ic rod around Ramley end Town.ell, Love dreNed quie tly ln the PJ'"WI!• Oblvtoua to the an~ntJon 1>81ecl to hit teamma ..... " , .. ,, "I just try to do my job," the e x-Ba ron said. "The (lack of) publicity really doesn't bot her me. The people that really matter are going to notice how I'm playing." The Bruins. 1-0-1 in Pac-10 play and 5-0-1 overall, came out and q uickly buUt up a head of steam and appeared ready for a romp. Scoring on two qC its first three possessions, UCLA led 14-0 after just 11 :06 of the contest . Andrews. a 5-11, 171-pound sophomore . was the ca talyst in the first drive. carrying the ball 33 yards i n three ca rries including a 13-yard rurl' around left end that set up a Ramsey- to-Toa Saipale four-yard T D pass. And re w s f i n is h e d the afternoon with 79 yards on 13 carries Meanwhile, the Bruins also gol a lift from Burness Scott. who rus he d for 37 yards. It seemed as if the injured Kevin Nelson was hardly m1ssed "It was a big cha~ for Scott and Andrews toda y and t hey took f u ll a dvant age," noted UC LA Coach Terry Dona h ue. "A s you know. w e've been putting a lot of emphasis on our running game. but this was ou r besl effort in that department this season . "There are still a lot of things we ca n improve on, b ut these g u ys s h owed me somethin g today " The resurge nct' of the rush Saturday wasn't necessarily by design , according to the heao • NFL • • negot1at1ons Ill l'Oach "We didn't coml' mlo the gaml' pla nning to run th e ba 11 X number of Umt>S," Donahul• said. "But Washington State's defense dictated a few or the thmgs we ended up doing They wl'r c taking some of our pass routes away and giv111g up somt' holt•s. so we took w hat tht•y gave us." Wh ile' t h P UCLA running game was receiving praist' for tht' first liml' this s!.'ason, Ramst'Y and Co. weren't exactly quiet either. especially m th<.> Sl'<'Ond half. The Bruin rC<'Orcl -holdC'r for com plettons. attempts, yardage, pe r centage and t ou<'hdown passes was able to pad 1h1s stats even m or<'. wh1 le receiver Cormac Carney Ollf<l wr ote his name into the school's rN·ord book With a r eception m idway through the second quartl'r. Ca r ney became the all -time Bruin l ea d<'r with pa ss rl'cept1ons. pass ing K urt Altenbt-rg's total of 87. Ca rnev. who l'aught five passes tn t he game overa ll, made a circus catch in the end zone for the fourth Bruins' touchdown, fighting off a Cougar defender. lipping the ball in the air. and then making a diving catch. "It was plain lucky," Carney m odestly admltt<'d . "l kn ew there was a rush on a nd Tom (Ramsey) threw lh!.' ball up early We both went up for the ball and 1ywas just one of thast• lucky bounces. T he ball was (See BRUINS. Page 8 2) • serious trouble? COCKEY S VILLE, Md . (AP) - Nego tiations to end the 26-day Natlonnl Foot ball Le ague players' strike are In serious trouble, sourcca clOfie to both sides agreed Saturday. Saturday. w ith t he key economll' issues yt>\ to Ix' touched upon. Nt•w York . n •v1('W1ng its options on tlw rc>molnd(•r of the season . RoU>llf'. in a telephonl' intl'rvi<'w Crom his home in Harrison. N. Y , re fust>d to characterize the sta tus of ,the talks, but did say, "Nothing would cause you to think tha t we'r e Immine n t l y going to h '1Vf• somethlf!&" M eanwhile, N1''L Commi11loner Pete Rozelle Indicated the two sides had a long way to go before reaching an agreement, but refut!Cd l.O speculate whether thl' entll't" SNlSOn wu being jeopardized by the prolonaed negotiations. Sam Kagel, a private mediator who entered the talks Tuesday nigh\, was shuttling ncgoUatora In and out of hll ul\<'. With a n-..w1 lllackout In ~ff~ct, no 1Ul\<'menu wt re lllued, but t0urc:u 11ld progreu wu at a v irtual 1t1nd1tlll , "Overall. the talks arc an serivus trouble• I am usually o ptimistic but now I am IJnBure whether th('re will u<•tually be a settle m e nt ," said a sourt·(' c lost" I() management. A 1econd source. contacted p r ior to !Ugel'a reinCorclns the news blackout and resumption l)f bnrgalning Sat1.1rday, &[Cl"ced and aaJd union 'negotlal.On w rt' concerned that manaacment was "1l8Ulng the talks. •w allt ng marching ordera Cro m th e own~ra." Tht owne rs' s l>e·membc r ex~cutl ve committee was to meet this weekend In I Saturday. Kagel SAld In a terse state ment thl• pr..rtlt'S were "engaged in lntcmse, cx1i\tint.1ous nPgotfatJon1 on non ·Cl("Onomlc i urt." KA&t'l hu reverted to shuttl • dlpl<>mO<"y In an attempt to k~p the t.Alk.s olive. The two 1ldc1 have-not met since ThuMay night, cxcrpt for a n acr imonious rlve - mlnutc ncountC'r Fftday. • Relaxed Tho In as ~ delivers MI LWAU K EE (A P ) - Gorman Thomas. although mired m .l 3-for-29 slump m postseason play and s lowed by a sore knee. said hl• rl'll relaxed and ronhdent before• he hned the Milwaukee Brewers' game-w inning h it io Gamt· 4 o r t h e World S e r ies Saturday T humas drilled a 1-2 pitch by St Louis' Jeff L ahu into left field to break a 5-5 lie a nd cap a six-run seventh rnning in the Brewera' 7-5 comeback victory. uver the Cardinals. "l 'M NOT A 300 hitter, but I always h ave a lot of RBis:• T homas saJd. "T hat tells me I'm better wuh men on base. "When I l'ame up 111 the ~venth I was very conf1den_ .. _ ..... he• said "The re was no pressure at all. Wl' alreadv had tied the game I figured ·1 could get a bases-loaded walk or a base hit If not. the game's still tied. "After my first time u p last night. I made a lrttle adjustment at oot 1 hll the ball hard three times last n ight I felt I was swinging the bat good. Da ve LaPotnl got m e o u t t>arlier today on three pitches l JUSt barl'ly missed." Thomas, one o f th e m ost popular players in Milwa ukee, was booed by many among the rt'<'Ord crowd or 561560 after he started the big sevel'lth inning by fouhng out "I STARTED out the inning with a popup to the catcher so. hey. may be you co u ld say I startt>d the rallv." Thomas said. "But then BenJ1-(Ben Ogliv1e) got on an error and then tt was like an avalanche "The nolSt' <1r1 our bench kept 1naeas1ng 1n magn itude and volume. and then the fans got rnto 1t," he said "When the Cans hr-rt• gl'l into ll, th ey can do damage and rattle you. I think the fans played a big part in it." Catcher Ted Simmons, walked intentionally to load the bases prior to T homas' big hit, s:iid be has been telling Thomas for (See THOMAS, Page BZ ) College football Arizona 16, Notre Dame 13 Tennessee 35. Alabama 29 UCLA 42. Washington Sr. 17 USC 4 1. Stanford 2 1 Washingto n 3 4 , Oregon S t. 17 Long Beach St. 22. San Jose St. 2 1 C al St . Fullerton 20, Wyom ing 16 Nevada-Reno 40. Fresno St. 26 Navy 39. Wm. & Mary 3 Pitt 38, Temple 17 Penn St. 28. Syracuse 7 Clemson 49. Duke 14 Georgia 27. Vanderbilt 13 Auburn 24, Georgia Tech 0 Oklahoma 38. Kansas 14 Nebraska 42, KanlU St. 13 Mkhlg1n 29, Iowa 7 Ohio St. 28, llllnota 21 N. C1rollna 41, N. Carollna St. 9 . (Complet• '°°'"• , ... M): t~' • t • --------, • HI Orunn• Cou11 DAIL V Pll 01 /Sund v. Ootobor 17, !QB? ~-----------------------------r--------------------------------------------------------------- Andujar should be ready by game No. f'"rom Al' dl11pa tcbl'S ,.. ' MIL.WAUKEE !:)L Louis II M unugt•r Whitt!y IJl•r z.o ~u 1 d Satu rllay thut Cirdinals right~nndt•r Joaquin AnduJM may be abk to p1td1 thl• Sl'V~·nth game of lhc World Scrwi; 1f rwt-ded. "H1.,'s on crutches. T hey'"'' sull puttrng hot und cold packs on his knee to rc.>storc c1n'.:ulat10n," said Hcrwg "If there's a S<'vcnth gamt', h1•'1l be lht•f'f' .. Andujl)r was struck Friday rught just bcluw the righ t knee by a drive off the bat of Milwaukee Brewers catcher Ted Simmons Andu.)ilr c.'Ollapsed, writhmg on the ground as S immons was credited with a single. The play happened in the seventh inning. antcrrupting a .11Ull\dout performan<:e by Andujar : It wus the third time in srx weeks that ;Andu jar had been felled by a drive from a n :o pposing batter. : He was struck by a lmer by Ron Hodg(>S of :the New York Mets Sept. 11, leaving the game :nft<.'r completing .one rnnrng In the National ·League Championship Ser ies, he was struck by a ;ball hit by Bob Horner of the Atlanta Braves and ~eft-thc game immediately. : Nonetheless. Andujar responded quickly to treatment on each-<X'Cas1on and dad not miss a pitching turn. Quote of the day Bill Yung, foot ball coach a t Texas-El Paso, describing how h is team was going to prepar e for a visit by power h!l S MU: "We'll take their players to Rose's Cantma and let t hem' drink gringo water That'll give 'em the areba mebas." Huntington Beach driver wins race RENO. Nev -Two yo ung California men were first of 418 • l'Ompetitors to cross the finish line Saturday in the Frontier 500 off-road race from Las Vegas to Re no. Dan Smith, 18. of Visalia. and Dan Ashcraft, :.w. of Huntington Beach. teamed to drive their H uskvarna two-wheeler to a finish lime of 9:05.23. Jack Johnson o f Las Vegas was the first Jour-wheel vehicle to cross the finish !me with a Class l ttmt: of 9:07.12. . The top Class 2 finisher was Jerry Penhall t>f Balboa and Ron GardnC'r of Laguna with a time of 10:06.31. Some 15 classes ran the 462-mjlc course. Finishing second to Johnson in Class l was ;J-eff MacPherson of lrvme at 9<\7.54 Clarke goale p oe Flyera' win Koul• 11( tl11• MC'IOl(lf\ rind Brian PrQiPp't , Hohby ('lath 111.'t1rt~I hl11 llrt1t two Iii .cuul ut 11.:UJ 11( thl• third µt•r1od wu~ tht• ~ltlllt' w1111wr 101 Philudl'l phlu t'<l~t'•'\', I :1. tn u Nt1llonul J li!K·k1·y l .1•oti1111· Kanw ~1tunluy n11tht l<':b1t•wht•'h-111·1111111I tlw l'lrt·ult, Gllbt•r t Pt"rreault ~'tll t't'Vt'lllli h.11 trcl'k 11f hli. 1·1111·1·1-. to lt·.ul Mtnm·M.1tu w un U 4 lJ lu111ph ovt•r C:ul8tt1 y C1<·eofl•ll1 1i. now tied for f1ri.t in thl' NI ll, with l'ilo(ht t(ouhc, 1h1• f111ctl'st !il.'lrt for 11 North Stal' pluy1•r 1• v 1• r B I a k ti D u n I o p i;(.'Orl'(J two (>OWl'I' piny rulll8 11nd Mlk~ Ll ut p11st1·1 h is !ilxth 1·ar1 .. ·1 ~huLt1ul lo lt•11ll CLARKI St. Lou1:. to u ti-0 Vll'tot y ovl•I Detrcut Oo ug Wlekenbelser f1rt'd thrl'<' goals, two or ttwm an ;1 r1vl'-goal M1111trt:ul outbur:.t 10 the third 1wraocl, to lt•ud tlw C11 nad1l'n:. over the New Yurk Hangl'r:., 8 :l Pierre La rouc he scorl>d thrc(• goub and Roll Francis twd a Hartford re<:ord wiCh fivC' uss1sU; a~ the WhalC'rs ~arned thc1t first NHL triumph o f thC' S(•ason , n 6 -5 wan OVl'r Van c·ouv1•1 Hector Marini &'Ol'l-d with Jfl St'l:tJl\dN ll'fwln the game to givt' New Jersey a 6-5 wan ovt•r Pltt.'iburgh . Rd'okie center Troy Murray's first goal in the NHL early an thl' third period gave Chicago a 3-2 victory 9ver Toronto Rook il' Luc Dufour's second goul of tht· gaffil', Wllh five minutes remaanang, liftt.'Cf Boston into a 6-6 lie with Edmonton Ballesteros eliminates Wadkins • Severiano Ballesteros of Spain n ·· a nd Sandy Lyl e o f Britain score d scm1 fmal victories Saturday in the Suntor y World Match Play Golf Championship as American hopes were washed away m the rain. Ballesteros won 3-and-1 over Lanny Wadkins. who lost a two-hole lead in the scheduled 36-holc match on Wentworth's trec- lined course. Lyle found old Ryder Cup rival Tom Kite badly off Conn and posted a n 8-and-7 v1ctory Miller Barber s ho t his third straight 6-under-par 66 round to give him a five -stroke lead gomg into the fourth and fma l round of the S untrec• Seniors Classic 1n Ml'l bour n e , Fla Rudd on pole for Old Domlnlpn 500 Ricky Rudd will be on the pole II for today's Old Dominion 500 Grand National stock car race, but most of ttie SJ>C(:t.ators will be watching the duel between Darrell Waltrip and Bobby Allison. Waltrip will st.art th ird and AJhson sixth in the lineup as they baule for the Winston Cup point championship. Waltrip ts the defending champion but Allison holds a 37-pomt edge in the point s tandings to date this year .. Despite protective headgear. a 19-year-old Army boxer is dead o f injuries susl ained during a tournament bout Oct 9. Charles D. Love, stationed at Fort Knox, died Clf blows to the head r eceived in a n amateur match I BREWERS CLIMB WALL . • • F~m Page 81 all coming on a pitch he didn't intend to hi• . "I wasn't fooled by it. I was trying to hold up," Yqunt said. ''The ball was high I sull hit it solid, b~ like I said. I was trying to hold up on the The Brewers won the opener I 0-0 -;wing.~ --- · Asked 1f that was an mdicauon o f better things an ·Milwaukee's future. Yount said. ''Things all day long hadn't gone that well, yet we were s tiU in the ballgame and that put us one run down Coop came up wtth a bag hit and then G<>nnan turned things dround for us " LaPoint had yielded just five hits through the first six innings, but with one out in the seventh, he committed a costly ea:Qt: that would make all Jtix_ runs unearned Ben Oglavie hat a routine grounder to Keith Hernandez. at f;rst and LaPomt. covering the bag. dropped the ball Don Money then s troked a single to right that sent Oglivie to sa'Ond Thomas. who had JUSt two hits in 14 at-bats before has game-winner Saturday, said he had watched Videotapes of himself to t.ry to rind flaws an his swings. -"I wanted to find out what was happenA.tg to me, and I thmk that was a big he lp." Thomas said. dcclmjng to say just what he spotted. LaPomt got Charlie fv\oore to pop to shortstop, but Gantner scored Oghvte with a dou ble Doug Bair reheved LaPoint. walking Paul Molitor and givmg up a two-run single to Robin Yount. MoHtor made it to third on Yount's hit, and ~il Cooper came to fare 43-year-old left-hander Jim K.aal, who was no more successful than Bair. Milwa ukee's 10 hits Saturday gave the Brewers 42 for the Series' first four games, during -w hich they have hit in double f1cures in three games. The Cardin.als. meanwhile. have had just 2!l hits and were hitting .197 as a team, compared with Milwaukee's .296. Cooper slapped a single off the glove of third baseman Ken Oberkfell. scoring Molitor as Yount raced to second. Yount and Cooper each advanced one base on a wild pitch by K.aat. who then was re heved by rookie J eff Lahti. Game 5 1s scheduled here today with Bob Forsch going for the Cardinals against M1lwaukee·s Mike Caldwell in a rematch of first-game pitchers. L ahti came in with a 2-1 count on Ted Simmons. whom he walked mt.enllonally to load the bases. College football SATUROAra OAM£1 w .. 1 Oregon St al USC ( 1 30 p m 11 LA ColiMVm) UCLA et C.Utorn11 l onQ llMc:fl St 11 Sen OltQO SI • n NeY9da-Reno at Cal S111e FulWton Notre 0-11 Oregon FrMnO SI 11 SMl JON St • n Te• .. Tech at WNhlngton S11ntord at Withington St. Cal Stare Northrf"9e at Cat luth«an Ocddenlal el Whlltler, II S1111a Clara al Cal POiy (Pomona). 11 Claremont-Mudd at Redlands~ 11 Roclll" Paolflc et Arl.tona. n Wllblf SI. at BolM SI .. n Colorldo SI. at BVU Montana St. at ldal\o, n Mon1ane el Idaho St .. n New ~k:o SI at New Medco. n E. Wahington a1 Northern Aruona, n Vtaf\ et Wyoming loutttw•t Art!-at Houlton, n Oltlaho!Tia St. al Oltlahc>IN SMVat T9lljl8 Al< Force '' Te• .. ·EI Pato. " Alce at Texu MM S.~ 11 TCU North Teua SI. al w .. 1 Texu St MCNeeM 8t. 11 Arkanu1 St. ...... MlchlQ6/I 11 Nonh-tetn Ohio St. I I lndllf)a Purdue ti Micf'llO*I 81 lowW af Mlntlelota, " Nllnoia at Wi.conein ~ at K.,,._ St. MlllOUfl at Nebtalla T...,..Attnoton at Wlchlta SI wea1ern Mlct!IOAn 111 Bsll St TulN 11 Ofak1 \ Certlral Mlchlg1n al Kent SI Eutem Michigan at Nof1het11 m11101a Notth«n Michigan at Nortl\i!ft1 Iowa. n Mleml, 0 II Ot\lo U Indiana SI al Sou1i-n lllll\ol• BowilnQ Gre«1 81 Toledo. n South C1nc111na11 11 Ala~a ran,_ at Georgia Tech a.orgae 11 l<antuct<y, " Sou1h Cel'Ollna ar lSU, n Ouke at Maryland Aubum at Mlalsllppl Sr Clem1on II North Caroline St VMI 11 Richmond louisvllle at Southern MtWMlppt, n M11mplll1 St. at Tut-. n Mlaaltalppl al Vandetbot. n Waite ForMI at 'lfl<gtnta APC*echlan St. 11 Virginia Tech 1111no11 SI 11 E.111 Caronna Wllttem & Mary 11 Jamee Mao11on NW Louisiana at loul1l1n1 Tech Akron 11 Mlflhell T~ Tech at MoreMeenn St. 11 WM! Vlrglnl1 Pllf'a1 SyracuM Colgate el Rutger• Harvard at Prine.Ion Vil41 It P9nn The Cltldel at Navy Botton College et Army M....ehuwtll at Bot1on U HOiy Cl'OM al Brown Buclcntll 11 Columbla Maine at Connecoc:u1 Oertmouth at Cornell 08\lkS.on at Lalaywtte »ti Ha..-.r llY4., Cetta Meta ...... ' I -· -------..._~ .......... JOHNSON & SON presents .. COLLIGI ,... .......... Kansas over Kanta• State * Nebfa1ka over Mi11ourl * SMU over Texa• * lrl9ham Young over Coloroclo State * UQA ftW Callfwft6a ' r THOMA DELIVERS • • • BRUIN • • • From Page 81 l'lt'V1•rul duyH to trv h• 1 t•lax "Of l'OUl'Ht· y1;u prt'""' wtwn vou'11• ·II fo1 <!II 111 :lO for :"\II 11r wllat1•v1·1 h1• Wll'C," S1mmon11 ':eul "You 11 y tv 1 t•lu>< The· L:1lt•111 l'i In tht-11• h d0t•lin't KO uwuy It's hkt• at'i. m u t•ag(• But yvu m.1y thmk tht· ualn1t Is not 1h1•1a· 1111y11111rt·, lllltl tlu-n your l'llllfltfl'lll'l' t•VUl)UI Ull'b " ~l"T£1l THOMAS' ptJpup to "t11r1 th1· s1·v1·11lh , Ogl1 Vll' ..i ruu11d1·cl 111 llrsl 1111:«-m~ K1•1th ll~'111111dl'1. und rt'achlld haM· w hl•n LaPomt dropped tht· 1A111.-. to tht• bu~ for un t·rror "Al tlw llnH'. II S('•·nwd SU u 111111p111•tu11l, !Jut ttw11 (l>onJ Muney got a hll a nd pwk1<tJ up th1• rally." 0KhVI(' S~lld "I thank I h•rnandl'2. mm.It• the right play I dcm't thrnk ht• would have gotll'n nu: by making the play hunself, or 1t would have lx>en very dose, lx'<:ause h<' was playing me deep. Fortuna tl•ly, LaP oint lost pos.-..-ss1on un<l it turned out that. was all we lll't!dl-d." Wanning pitcher Jim Slaton, who rcl1cvt•d Brewers starter Moose Haus an the sixth wtth the Cardinals lt'admg 5-l. said none of the Brewers at that point had ruled out u t-omeback "My .JOb all year has been to l'llOIL• an and hold th<-na u11ul wu <'<iuld hri•uk lo111w with u big 111 n1n~." S lu1011 •o ld "Wliul lu1pptmc.'tl toduy w1~ 11 lnnj( trml' 1 om1111< We d1d11 't c•xudly hu11t tlll' mwr off the bt.11. hut tht• 1111.( ln11ln~ d1•fin1t,.ly hl'lp<- amazing I J(UCl>li wt•'rt• kind uf w1:1rd," nght f1t•ld<'1 Churlw M11or1• H1111I •·But wi"rt· uiwd to h.1Vl ll R ttJ pla y h11r(I We· had our backH l<> thl• waif tJll Junl' l wht•n we· Wl'rt' 11 1r1 ~umt•ll uut ol first plan· Wl''Vl' had to piny hatt.I fur f1w months." "Muybt· II luok1-<I llkl· Wt• Wt•n• n1mmg u1,glut--O whe11 we gove them four runs 111 the first two innings. but we hurl ll lot or tough p loys in thcrt.• and JUSl d1do't make them," third baseman Paul Molitor said. "But I don't thank Wl' ever were nervous. W e kc:pl sw 1ng1ng t he ba.ts wt>ll 11nd played l0<1sely. "I don't think wt• rl•ahw huw important this win 1s." he said. "We t-ould have been staring a ~-l dcfrcrt in the face. But we got the kind of clutch hits we h avl•n't had for awhlle. I know nont> of us are nervous now " From Page 81 llpJX'<i hil(h t~nuul(h tor 1111• lo get undt-r It with u tJ1vt• " C<Jrnt·y, dulitx.J "Corrna~· thv Mugnlf1t·{•nt" by tht• UC..:J.A publicity d!'purtrn .. ut, l{lid the rt'<.'Ord wu-c not f11n·mo11t In ho. mind t·nt1·r1111< th1• ~amt• .. w 1th :.I)( uarOl'W IL' ft, 1 aurt of C1.cur1•d I wui. going lo gt-t 11 eventuall y," ht· 1m11J "Tht· one thing I wAt1 ('llf\l't•rnt'(f about wu winning th1· lo(Utnl' My primary l(oal 1K to play in tht· ltOSl' .Bowl ~a111 ai; PlJ(•-10 t•hump1ons." ln a game tht· Brull\S couldn 't ;.ifford t.o lose 10 tlw l'Onforen<:c ra1·t.., lht•y play{:d t.o lhl' level t)f their cum petJu o n for 2 1~ 4uarters. Washington State's dcfel'lS£' kt-pt UCLA at bay and a!Jowed the oCCense to c.-ome back , w1th place-kic ker JC1h n Traut booting a 28-yard field goal to g ive th e Cougars a 17-14 advan tage seven minutes into the second half. But a pair o f Ramsey t o Carney aer ials on lhc Bruins' next possession net~ 28 yards and set the st.age.' for Townsell's reverse and th e tide immediatclty c·hang{'(f "Give (ofrcnsrve l'OOrdmato r) Homer Smnh credit for calling that play." said Donahue. ''Il was l)SC WINS, 41-21 • • • a play that rurned the game-. around emotionally as well as on the scoreboard " Said Ramsey, "Wl' knew. the play was the re. It was just a matter of finding the right trme to use it." From Page B1 11-yard pass before Salisbury boltc-d ovl'r from the une yard hnt· for thl• toul'hdown. Stanford regained the lead 14-7 when Ken Williams took the kickoff 69 yards to the Southern Cal 31 yard line. Four plays later, Elway loblx.-d a pass from the one to Vincent White in the end zone. The Trojans tied the game again on a 65-yard, 12-play drive capped by G ibson's leap into the end zone from the two at l :27 S a I 1 s b u r 'y f i r e d a 32-yard pass to Timmie Ware and an 8-yard pass to Gibson Inches from the goal lrne Gibson ran it over With 10 seconds left in the half. "By the second quarter we fairly dominated the game," said Robinson . "Our offensive lane was simply outstanding " "Our offensive line 1s the best m the C'Ou ntry," Salisbury said. "I wouldn't trade them for any team's lrne." R obinson said h e thou ght Salisbury outplayed the highly rC"garded Elway UCLA capped the scoring wa\h Carney· s_z.c r oba tic catch , followed 411U1ekly tn turn by a 65-yard r etu rn wi th an interception b y linebacker Blan chard Montgomery o n a look -in pass and finally by a touchdown pass from Ramsey U; Dokie Williams Washington St.ate Coach J im Walden could o nl y watc h helplessly as tht-game reu apart for his Cougars, now 0-1-1 in the Pac-10 and 1-4-l overall. 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Alabdmu. whkh lust ,for tht• first l1m1'. dus..od ft 14 -point dl'f1c•1t to s1.'v1.·n. lht'n rnuvt•d to the Tennl•ssec 17 with 90 st'\'onds lt>fl But MakC' Terry 1nt1.'r1.'t'ptt'd a pass. t1ppt•d by Lt't.· J1.·11k111s. in the end tont• to sPal tht· v11.·tury w11h 17 M•1.·onds remaining A rizon a IB, ,'~otre D a m e 13 SOUTH BEND Max Z...nde.JB.S' third h eld goal of the gnm<', a 48-yardl·r as lime ran out, lifted Arirona to a 16-13 vu.:tory ovt•r previously unbeaten and ninth-rankl'<l Notre Dame The W1ldcat.s, who h.uJ traill'd IU-0. mounted a hnal dnvt' from tht•ir ow.1 20. with quarterba1.·k Tom Tunnichffe fmng HI yard:. to Brad Aoderson tO Set the ball 8t thl' (n:.h J:l With SIX Se<.'onds rt•ma1mng. After Arizona callt'<i Uml• uut, Zcndl•jas drilled home the winning poinL'i as the clock ran out. L oni/ Beach St . 22~ S. J ose St . 2 1 SAN J OSE Long ~a(·h State carnC' from behind in th(• fourth quartt•r }.ll upset San Jose State, 22-21. in a Pu<'if1c Coust /\thlC't1(· A.ssodation contest. ·NFL All-stars on schedule WASHINGTON (AP) Tight end Don HassellX'l:k of th(• New England Patriots says he':: having a ball m thc nc1llon':. c.·ap1tal "I'm kind of t•nJoy1ng the week ," said Hasselbeck after pracudng .vtth the player union's AFC East team that will meet an NFC East squad today at RFK Stadium "It's a lot more (un than what I've done m New England." Asked to explain, I lasselbt.>ek said "there are " a lot more rules m New England " He said new Coal'h Ron Meyer, formerly of Southern Methodist. has inst1tUted the new rules and "it's a lot like colle~e" "I undcrnand why hl''s doing it," Hass('lbeck said. "It's just part or the program." Among the> rules. h1' said, is one that prohibits the Patriots from !raving the hotel in a visiting city. and one that calls for the offensive a nd defensive teams to ride SE'paral.(' buses to and from the airport. "This is more fun," said Hasselbeck, a six-year veteran who at 6-7. :.!45 pounds is one of the biggest player's here. "I enpy m~ling alJ the guys from the . d ifferent teams." As for the game. Has.selbeck said, ··As long as no. one gets hurt. 1t will be hne. 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IP<id by the passing of freshman quartt.•rbat•k Ah.·x Espinoza, edged a stumbling W yoming team, 20-16, in a non-c.·onfl'rt.'nt.'(' game i'l\µ111u1 .. a , ,1 h I p111du1 t 11( lo~"l Le* At1ijdl'!5, p11'-'K'<.I :w yw U. 111 Ju1111•' 1'1 u111 1111 J tout·htluwn with thrt·l· minull·:. lt•l t II\ tht• fir .. t II.ill to g1vt! tht• T11Jms 11 14-111 l1·od thc•y m•vl•I Ir.NI Wyorr1111ii adried 11 toud11low11 m lht• fou1 th µ1.:ratxl but Tl tun fll'ld l(oal ktc:kt.·1' < :rl'g SMnkt! u 1''11unt.111n Vullt·y lligh product, M:IJfeU tw11.'t', frdM 20 yurcl11 uncl from :m yurd1t. m tht· thmJ pN111d · Wy11111lnK was hit hard hy l\Jr1111v1·r11, lrn1111).( thn·t• t1101•i. hy 11111•1't·1 ·pllorn, Na vy :19, ff'lllla m & Mar .'' 3 A N N A P 0 L I S ~ 11 a 1 t .. r ha ,. k M a r l' ., Pagnunt.•111 run for two t11u1.·hdow1111 und !Wt up tWt1 others with key pa~ l'umµlt ·11ons Saturday. gulding Navy to u 39.:i v1t.·tory ovc·r W1l11<.1m & Mary The· junior 4uart1•rh;wk, a Huntington &ci('h I ilgh and Guldt·n W<.'st CoU1.•gc produ«t. t'Om plet.f:od 17 of :l5 pasSf:S fur :.! 17 yardb 1>4:forc ht.· was shaken up and lt·h the gamt.· late in the third quarter. Pagnancll1 was not :.t.•rioUS"ly lnJUr<.od, and returned in the fourth 4uart('r fo hold th<! bull on wn cxtr<. point 1:onv1.·rs1on •' " 92%" 2x4 WHITE .FIR STUDS McGRAW EDISON 3/a " DRILL PRESS 39!!1 0 • Compact unit ha. variable speed control, depth adjustment to 2V1" and 360° head rotation (reminds me of the "ezorcia-t.") 27" ECONOMY VINYL RUNNER 39!rr. Pick up a length of clear or gold for thOM well-beaten patha in the hallways. YOUR CHOICE MONAICB TRANSMISSION FLUID Ford or Dertron. Your automatic tranuniaion could get real cranky if it gon too long without a drink . ~~,. -~ ~ GRABER 't r ~ 11 ' SUPER HEAVY DUTY TRAVERSE RODS 48" to 84" 777 66" to 128" 977 84" to 156" 1177 Hefty off -whit. rods han ten.slon pulley. One or two way, either way I'd call it a draw. WRITE ITALIAI DEllGID CHAii 12aa STRONG BOY 33 GALLON TRASH BAGS Lookie there, Homer, it 's Strong Boy Walton of "Little HouMboat on t he I ~! OFlO •RS:~:::" Kids said they'd take care of the puppy, right? Now you need the freshener. If they can't sit still. give 'em the windows. too. MONARCH POWER STEERING FLUID 49 ~oz. Take my advice, if your wife wants to learn to drive the truc k , d on 't stand in her way. MOlfAICB POWEi STEElllG FLUID SEALER ROTARY DIAi. DESI PRONE 1997 No MnM renting theM quya. Com .. i n white, beige, or brown. let your flnqers do the joqging. ITT ULTRA 80 ELECTIOllC PIOIE WITB BOLDER st .. k little model flta JOW' i\and. : Ju.t alide open to : UM, puU\ cloeed. : Oot th• Nella) f .. t ure, t oo. 114 Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Sunday. October 17, 19&2 C~rritos quarterback Mickey Corwin is wrapped up b y Orange Coast linebacker Eddie Kesk y during actio9' a t OCC Saturday night. Red-faced OCC loses ' 41-19 By <:UET SEEOEN Of IM 0..., Net lleft Orant(t• l'oui1l Colh•t(c football l'OOCh Otc·k Tul·kl'1 ca lll·d al on cmburro11sing firs t half, and indet-d, whe n lhl· opposition JJULk 34 po111ts on tht• bourd In :w minutttli, lhcl'l' probubly 1sn 'l 11 bc:ltcr wurd Cur it. Bul whut really ll-<l to OCC's downColl Sulurduy mght in the Pir;1t<.-s' South Coast Conff.'rent~· openl'r w ith Ct•rr1tos, wus a sloppy 40 st'<:onds that's right, jus t 40 set:onds in which C<•rr1tus took advantage of two fumbles und an Interception to . scqre two tou<·hdowru; and a C1t!ld goal. The e nd result was a 41 -19· Falcon v1l·tury before about 3,500 fans who were on ha nd for Coast's Homecoming. OCC'S INABILITY t.o hold on the footba ll waUl't the only problem SaturCtay mght. D?rrit.os quarterback Mickey Corwin, a promising sophomore who had not lived up to expectations in his second year, riddled the BUl' secondary. throwing for 268 yards on the evening. "W~'ve got to p la y b ett er teams that Cerritos still, so we're goi ng t o hav e to improv e drastically." ad mi ttcd Tucke r following the l'Ontest. "We r eally got bhellacked. really thought we were goirg to clu .di right tornght," the O<..'C nmd1 uddl'<l. Al'lually. things startt•d ulf wt•ll l'nough for the P1rutt.'li, l ·4 With :\::J2 minutes remaining m tht• (1r1lt quarter. oc.;c had 01Jt•rwd n 10·0 lead -with tht· help of 1ust one !int down . MIKE GREENE booted a :m-yurd field goal at 5:09 of tht· r1rst quartc•r, and less than two rn1nutt'fl later, the Sues blockc.>d u Cl·rritos punl which dt'fc.ns1vL· tackll• Ron Malerstem poum·L·d ml m the Cerritos end zont'. But the n came the second q u a rte r a nd 1t took ju s t 11 se~'Onds for the Fakons to get on tht· scoreboard compliments of a one-yard plunge by Jac kie Johnson Seven mrnutes later. Tony K emp 1tlso barrelled 1n from one yard out and 1t was 14-10 Cerritos. A fi e ld goal by Sc·otl Livingston. a 17 -yard TD pasi. from Corwin w Kemp, a sevc·n· yard TD toss from Corwin to Bill Fil·k inger and a 2 9 -ya rd Livingston field goal. all coming in the final 2:04 of the half, turned the game.> into a laugher Be tween th<.' scoring, the F<.1kons used an intert.~ption by Guy Teafatiller and fumble recoveries on two consecutive k1ck0Hs to put the game out of reach. • wins GWC, "Gauchos post ·easy OCC QUARTEEBACK Clay Tuc k er, meanwhil~ could c·omplete JUSt four of 10 passes ror 51 yards in the first half. He was replaced by freshman Greg Dt.·nham who h it 15 of 26 passt.>s for 167 yards while being mtt.'rcepll>d once. Rustlers roll, '28-0; Saddleback ~nnihilates Comets~ 41-3 The Fakons had taken a 4 I -I 0 lead on a 12-yard touchdown pass from Q~,rwin to Jeff Wt•lch at 10:05 of the third quarter. Golden West and Saddleback Colleges romped to easy opening confere¥e football victur1es Saturday n1ght. Go Ide n W est · s Rus t I e'r s toppled host G rossmont College, 28-0, to o pen South Coast Con f ere n l:e play whi l e Saddleback toppled Palomar, 41 -3. in Mission Confer en ce action. Richard Stahlheber paced the Golden West victory with 72 yards in 19 carries and the first touchdown. The Ru,;tlers added Sailors win tourney ' ORINDA. Ca. -Senior Colin TDs m each of the SU<.'(:eedmg pe n ods with Gregg Webber blocking a punl that was re<:overed bv Jim Carl.son in the end zone for a second quarl<'r score. . Ada m Gragna no and Tim Long ran f o r one -yard touchdowns in the second half with Lee Green adding the four conversion points. Saddlcback had an easy night against Palomar but thl' Comets e nd<'d the Gauchos' s tri ng of scoreless quarters with a f1cld goal in the fourth period w ith 12:29 le ft to play. Prior to the score. the Gauchos had gone 15 quarter s without giv:ng up a point. Seddi.t>M:k 41, Pak>mar 3 k0<• bf 0u1111 ... 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Hamro 1 13 Allord 1·7 Bryanl. 2·9, 81o&Obe<'ll. I 13 Golden WHt 2t, Oro11mon1 O lkOfl by ou ...... GOloen WHI 7 7 1 7 28 G•ou mon1 O O O O O GWC-S1an111eo.. 3 run tGrNn k1ci.1 GWC-Catlt.on •ecove<IO o•oci.eo pun1 on ena 1one (Gt_, koci.1 GWC-Gragnano 1 run (GrMn klcii) OWC-L.ong 1 run rG•Mn lo.tcill A -1.SOO ( .. 1oma1eo1 OCC bounced back as Denham found seldom -u-sed Ore lando Ramos on a six-yard TD pass at 11:29 of the final quarter. The Pirates got their final two points whC'n they gang-tackled Cerritos reserve QB Mike Douglas in the end zone with 9:29 left in th.,.e contest. * Cerrito• 4t, Orange Coaat tll Sc:Ofl by 0-111'• c;e1111os O ~ 1 0-41 Orange Coasl 10 0 0 11-19 ~Sletletlc1 c Flrlt downs 20 Rushes-y.,ds 42·144 Puaang yards 298 PU9" 16-26-0 Pun II 4-30 FumbleS·IOSI !>-I Thompson scor ed in sudden death to give the Ne wpo rt Harbor High water polo team a 6-5 victory over Monte Vasta and the champio n s hip o f the Campolindo tournament here Craig Mille r had a big night for Saddleback. hmmg 14-of-20 pass auempts (QI.. 200 _yards a nd rushing for 54 yards in five tries. He didn't play in the second half Pirate wome n g r a b firs t place ho nors Pe<1a111e.-yards 12· I 12 lndMclual It,,..... occ 17 26-109 218 19-36-2 6-38 4-3 6-91 C-Kemp. 11-67, Aelefle< 7-35 Joflnaon 8-27; Kelty. 3·9. Franco. ~. eon..n 4-3 M1tehel1. 2·3. OouglaS. 4·f0<-m1nu1-4 OCC -Soulhw11d. 8-34 8 11ghl 6-31 Denh1m. 4-10. Sw1nt>erg. 4·22. Tuc:i<et !1-7 ASlien. 1·5 The Sailors. now 12-1, posted a 10-9 verdict of Me rced in the se mif i n als to r each t h e championship game. Thompson had three goals each in the two games. while teammate Grant Stanly tallied for two goals against Merced. and three in the finals against Monte Vista. J ohn Mars ha ll caught 10 passes for 157 yards and t w o touchdowns on the way to a sch ool record for number of receptions in a gaml' OCEANSIDE ..:::. Orange Coast College women 's cross country team captured fi rst place in the MiraCosta Invitational and the mt>n 's team placed third Saturday m a unique format that saw the team titles w on on elapsed time for the tol> seven Robert Gurne picked up two touchdowns on runs of 14 and 9 yards while John Carroll scored the final TD and Dan Gasser kicked all but one conversion. runners. , There were seven races for both men and women with one from each school in each race. Football sCores couioa .... UCL.A 42, Walhlnglon SI 17 use 4 1. Stanl0td 21 Cal"Otnla 10, Oregon 7 WUhlnQton 3', 01egon St 17 Long Beach St 22, San Joee SI 21 N9w MaAICO 22. San Diego SI 17 HumbOIOt SI 14, So Oregon 7 UC Davia 28, Santa Clate 1 Sectemento St. 31. Cal lulheBn 24 ~ PllClflc 27, ~ 20 Fl. Lewie 27. Coloredo ....,_ 14 H•yward St. 28. Cal Poly· Pomona 17 Oregon Teen 41. w WUhlnQlon 3 Pac. Lu1'-n 48, Lewi• & Cieri! O SI. Mary'a 21. San F'9ndec;o St 17 Roctit .. 8<1gham Young 39, H-111 25 Cal St. Fulle<1on 20. Wyoming 18 Colotado SI. 21, AA FOf'CI 11 Nevada-~ 40. Ffeeno St 28 Atllona SI. 37. Te111 ... £1 Paeo a Montana SI. 27, 8ol• SI. 14 Montan• 40. Idaho 1e utlll't St. 14. P~ 12 Utllh 24. Nftede-LM Vegaa 14 ........... TaXM A&M 28. ~ 23 Coloredo SI. 25. Ol!llll'tOma St 25 SMU 20, Hou91on t4 T-Tmcfl 23, AICM 21 T ••••-Artln oton 30, SW L~29 T.-. 22. s. ltlinoll a HE LoulelaN !!1, Attlan ... SI 21 AttlaneM Tactl 37, ~ 81. 21 • SW OIUMome 43, SE Ollllll'IOma ~ T-Lul'*1'I 17, Prllirte \llew a ··Pam.de St 14, ~on t .SUI "°" 8l H , r ..... on It .• • Aft09IO St. 24. Mlllne Cfwtl!W1 it .c.m. ~ •.•. A"--• • E. c.mrat u. 151, r#I Oii,._ 41l" E. Tn• It. 17, "-d 'llYM 0 Ao111n 42, Kalamazoo 14 Augus1ena. 111. 49, Mt111111n o Cent St , Ol1to 50. Kenluc;ky SI Concxwdia, Ill. 20, Eur•• 7 OeP-38, Olive! 14 Hiram Col 13. CIN Western 12 Lu111er 20, Simpson 14 . SI TjJomu 38. SI 0411 14 ~kota Teen 10, Slou• Falls 7 Wartburg 41. Cenl. 10wa 14 Oay1 on 62, Maryville 0 Heidelberg 21, Woos1er o N. Oekotl SI 2 1, S Del!ola 14 N Mlehlgan 47, Or-.id Veney St. 29 Northw<I. Mleh 35. Sagln1w Val SI 0 Ohio NortM<n 20. M1t1ett1 0 Otterbein 10. Ohio wee1yn e Alhland 23. Franklin 21 Capital 14. Muskingum 10 E. lltlnole 16, lndlana St. 12 Hltttdale 52, Femi SI 0 Indiana Cen1rat 9, St JoMi)fl, Ind 1 Wayne, Mich. 4!1, Mlolllgan Tech 20 Wla.-Rlv Falla 20, Wla ·Eau Claire 14 8eneo1c11ne.K1n1. 27. Cent Methodllt 10 Blecll Hllll SI. 28, S Dakote, SP'gfkl 16 Elmttur1t 14. Carthege O Findley 38, hyt()f' 14 3 Fl. He)'I SI. 11. W•)'Tle, Neb. 6 Fr1endt 27. Stentng 12 Henowt 32, Mandieatet 0 K-Weelyn t7, Tal>Of' 8 Unooln 28, NW Mlaaourl SL 28 St Mary'a, l(an 24, McPharton V alparaltO 2 1, EvtneY!lle 17 Wllmlngton 24, o.n-8 Albion~. Olivet 12 .... T-35, Alabama 28 Clemaon 49, Dulle 14 <MotV1a 27. Vandert>lll t3 N C.ollne 41. N. c.tolina St. 9 Auburn 24, Georgt.t Tech 0 LSU 34. Kentudly 10 MIMleelppl 27, TCU II , Miami, AL 31, Ml rl 'r~ 81. 14 Florida 11, W r .... St. 14 FunNn ff.• Cwollfta n '/Ml 36. Jernae M.clllon 7 RenOotph-Macon 24. Emory & Henty 20 Geidner-Webb 38. C•t•wbe 31 Grambling SI 21, Mtaalu lppl Val 14 Jadleon St 17, S0u1hem U 10 JackeonYllle St 43. Veldoeta 51 11 JC Smith 33. LMngatone 32 NW Louslana 28. Alcofn St. 7 S1vann11> SI ta. Claf1t Col. 12 Eaet Navy 39, Wiiii.am & Mary 3 P1U1burgl1 38, Tams* 17 v• 36, Columblm 10 Penn St 28, Srr~ 1 Amrr 20. PTlnoelon 14 Bolton U 28, Rhode lalend 18 8rown 38, Cornall 19 8oclcMlll 20, Aocn.tet 0 Dartmouth 14, Harverd 12 o.taware 48, C w Pot1 7 Holy Crou 10, Connecllcul 1 Lalayell• 35. Penn 20 Lehigh 20, New Hamp1Nra 17 Maine 42, MaaalCl'luMtll 24 Maryland 52. Walle fOf'"I 31 Allegheny 7, John Cerrol 3 Froatburg 51 29. W1yn11burg 29 Marcyllorat 28. Nlage" 12 SHPl*Y Roc;it 28. Clerlon St. 17 CaHt0tnl1. P1. 14, Lodi Heve St 10 EdlnbOro St a. Indiana. Pa. 3 Oenev• 14, Grove Cit}' 0 Bethany, W Vt. 28. Tlltel 1 Falm'lont SI 25. W Vll9lnla St 21 M-Marlllme 24, WMtlllld St 0 Hew HI....., 19, Diil ot Columblm 9 Ptymoutll St 37. Framingham St 0 stony 8rOOll 30. BtOOlllyn COi 11 Albany, N.Y 27, Cortland St 20 fk.lttllO St 15, l~ 8 Frnkln & Marlhalt 10, Albrlghl 1 HOfatra 35, W«ceatar Teen 21 Nort'-'larn 30, Arnet1Can Intl. tO Sallet>ury St 30. Paot 2t Com"""'"1 ..... .._.C.-CClllr•IM The Pirate w omen hmshed with a combined lime of lwo hours. 22 minutes. 4 I S('{'Onds. All o r the seven runners finished either first or second in their respective races Sue Zika. Dawn Howe. Kathleen Dube and Janine Dube each won a race. Kim DeVe t1s, Barbara DeBont and Kim White all finish ed second with DeVetas posting the best time of 19:32.0. lndlVtdual 'Hllnt -C-Cononn, 17-23-0 268 . Oouglet. 1·3-0 20 OCC-Oenh1m, 15-26· l 167 Tucker 4-10·1. 51 lndlvlduel~ C-Welch, 5-76. Compton, 3 -64 Oenl 1 ·35. Vqhn, 2·22. Joflnson. 2-111. F1enco. 1·11, Kemp, 2·31; flCIUnget. 2·30 OCC-Ounllam, 7-82. Deal. 3-41, G1dOlng1. 1-24. Roney, 2-18. Swanbetg. 3·21. Aamoe 2· 12. Stan, 1-5 ~300 OFF OUR REGULAR PRICE PER GALLON Monarchs, Uni take OC titles By TERRY WHITE 1.,.ci.I to t ... D.ilt Net Murk Junkerman o f L o11 Alamitos and Clare Feil of Mater l>t!i po111.tod low limes of lhc day Saturday In the Orange County cross countl'y lnvilatlonal at Saddleback COiiege. Junke rman posted a time uf 15:03 for the men's Division AAA ra<."t: to win by 38 seconds over Ruben Esparza of El Modena. FC'it captured the women's Division AA race In 18:08, wmrung by more than a minute over the second place runner Susan McyC'rs of Foothill. Mater De1 captur~ the men's Division A team title as Rick Marunc~z posted a 15:48 and the M o narc h s score d 29 points, lowl'St of the day , for the men's • I c'Ompeuuon. "l was pleawd with the last mile in the ra<.-e," Martinez said. "It was real smooth and I had a lot left. But I think I could have run faster 1f the re had been someone pushing me." ·•r thought our No. 3 runner (Mitch Eddy) ran exceptionally well." a pleased Mater Oei Coach Bob Richardson said. "That's by far his best race of the year." He finished third in 16:06. Dave Anderson of Corona del Mar won the Division AA race with a 15:27 docking. ••J just went out and worked the hills," he said. "At the two- m1 le mark. 1 took off on my own and from that point on I was just trying to post a low time." Jud y Mc L a ughli n l e d a University finish that saw the Trojans take four of the first six places in the women's Division A race. This gave the Trojans a low team score of 23 m winning the d1v1s1on team title. Following McLaughlin across tlie finish line w e re Theresa Barrios m third .. Julie Seleine in fourth and Annette Salazar in sixth. Tina Liao finished ninth for the Trojans. UCI, Muitangs Chargers win UC Irvine's No. 1 ranked water polo team .1ourneyed to Malibu S aturday to hand Pepperdine College a 14-8 Pacific Coast • Athletic Conference defeat and r e main undefeated against collegiate competition. On the high school front, Costa Mesa sT.opped visiting Mira Costa. 11-6. and El Toro posted an 8-6 u-1umph over VlSiUng Villa Park UC! 1s 12-0 against college compe uuon and 3-0 m PCAA play John Olivier. Trevor Dodson and Peter Campbell each contnbuted three goals to the UCI cause that saw the Ant.eaters move quickly to a 3-0 lead and a 6-2 edge after the first period. Aaron Chasen had s.ix goals for Cost.a Mesa with Scott Ashby contributing tl')ree and Doug Plitt two. 17 • McMurr; a 1. l!IOOOC* Cfwwtlan 23 I~ F. AuMln SS. T .... .UI ~t ....... .. AltlON ti. NOlrW OtfN ,13 -~lt,""'9 '1 w. VlfQlnla te. VlfQlrll9 rec11 e Oi<lolnnell 11. Mempflll ••• 1 L~ 35. Alctlmond 0 Mtddla Tenn. 21. Murrey St. 9 w. Kentucky 21, Tenn•H•• Teoll t4 8. CetOflN It. 24, 01N1c11«1 1 s. MIMIMIPPI 22. TIMne to L~ teoll 40, lAmW ti Mt. 8an AntonlO IS, F~on 10 Cerrltot 41. Ortnte ~ ti Oolden w .. 1 H . OrOlllMflf 0 ...._..,.eatc ..... 11111 W•t LA 20, Loe AngelM 0C I hal LA 21, Clomf>lon 11 LA Hatbof 47. Alo Honoo as ........ c ... ,.. ... Stlllla Ana 40, 8an Dl..,o 00 1 laddlel>adl 41, Patomar 3 ~ ,3, Cltrue 111 Crown Hardware 1024 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach 642-1133 Crown Hardware , · 5620 Santa Ana Canyon Rd . Anaheim ., . .,....,. ............ , ~ "· Uofltl ... "., ·-~m" ...,... ... n .u: -..... ·=r~-:'n-tll .... t4 . .. ......... I" flllfl .. 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S•vea-Sutt&•, McCkne WOf'kt .., ... ,, • glal\CI T.....,'a lcote Miiwaukee 10, St LOUii 0 w.-....,·o kor• St. LOUIS S. MMwaukee 4 Frtdey'e lecwa !J1 Lou•• 6 Mllw11Ukee 2 ~'e lcor• Milwaukee 7. St LOUIS 5 To6tr('e,-St. LOU!t (Fouch 15·9) al M1twau~U (CaidW911 11· 13), t.d pm T.....,..0- Mllwaukee at St louto, S 20 pm W......,.YeO.- Mllweukee at St louts S 20 p m ti ~ k1" fact• and flGur" Facla ano 119ures from tlle 79th Worl4 S... ~tile MllwllUllee 8'-• and the SL louts Catdtntlll ' ~ca-et Attand.,_. 53,723 ..... .-Pll '"°· tst 17 Cornmlllloo•'• Shat.: 1134,12216 ~· POOi· 141.DH" l eague end Ctub Sertea aharH S711 342 83 0-2 Atlen<J~ 53,723 ..... leoeiptt '"'· 15017 CllomrnlMlorw'• s ..... 1134.712 65 ~· POOi~ "45t,OM." League ahd CluO Serl•• there• 178. ~83 0-J Atten<Jarioe 66,SS6 ..... ,_..,,, 1142.744.26 Commlaeloner 'a Share: I I '1, 4 11 71 ~· POOi. "4t0,1M 83 LNoue and CtuO Serlea tlleret H O 13'31 ........ cout• UC,,,..._tt,P ;o1 .. I UC It.Mt I 4 t 3-14 ,..._.,. a i • 1-• 00 1N1M -tnQ; OIMlt :I Dad_, a, II Qa mpHll 3, "ob.,11011 t Veron I ~t.J0...,....1 .... MIMOOl o.... ... n.-.0....1 ... COiie Q 1 t t -• o...... • ' 0 " eo... ..... «Ottllt a-" A/llltfOy a. "'"2. .,_ ..... ~. Yllll .... 1 ' ' 1-• (If.,. I I t 1-e fJ T.,• .co,111t Wll•On $, lloop J. ......... LeOreM1 . . c .. ~,--, l•I OJlllM. Ce.) .... ,. ........ ,.. ......... 1.1 .. G.0 , ) ~ I J V N9wp0fl H.,bof I J 1 I 10 "<•wpoo t H•• ll<l1 0<.liflllll I h~nl)•llf• S 111 ... 1., ), J<H>o. ~. 0 Oonl\ell 2 C.._....,.hltl .... '"'1 HafW I. !Nr\te Vtete t Moote Vitt• I 3 0 0 I (I 6 NtlWOQft llttbo< 2 I I 0 I I ~ Nlwl>()tt llatllOr &00<1119 lhum1>ou11 :I llt.,.ty 2. lvkoakl t SECOND RACI. 1 11 t8 m•let ll'Q Doug (Plnay) I '<> 4 00 Roch CarM< (Valeftl...itl 6 40 o .. uvllle Dawn CS•blltel 3 00 4 60 3 •O Atto receo R41gal Sl>Ot t Ir PrO•IOlf\llel, Super Stat Vincent lune t 42 2/S Md .. ooae, ~ DAil. Y DOYel.E t6·3) P•tO $78 20 THIRD RACE. 6 lvrlonjlt A luelly SIQn*O) 9 60 15 20 ChtQulta 0 111 (Cta1•Md•l 15 60 Also r6C•d O'Atques, Stepnanou Bryn Picture 8r1de, T hellard s Br100, School Marm, JelfyDHn, Juhana t OtHm Bukktun Roo1n·1 E11erov 11me 1084/S FOURTH RACI. 6 lurtongs le Smtt k (Vll8"l\le1AI 4 80 3 40 3 20 G11noo Jom (P1ncay) 3 •o 3 40 Bright tsle (S1D11141 S 20 Also •&Cod Mon1ana Ch~. Preton11ous Punce Hellf\·a Tip, Sum..-K1119h1, Hog Wild, Pill>• Too Tom<t I 08 115 Fl"" lllACIE. I ·~ lurlonga l auqll•"O Boy (Mceatron) 8 60 4 80 • 00 Sham a FOOi (Caslanedal 10 40 6 20 Oornremy (Oelahou$Nye) S 20 Also raced Shady Fo•. G-•I Jimmy, MOIMly A~Ung Reel Rocket Anot,,.. Reatm Sucl\a Pleaau1e Time I 15 S5 (}(ACTA (&-3) pa>O $236 50 801TH RA~. 8''1 lutlongS JtlO Untt (Mc:Hargue) 31 20 13 60 II eo w C S11ec11y (Henaen1 7 00 S 60 Time tor • C.nch (SIOllte) 16 80 Atao raceo Cmco Grano. Seahawll, Matt O G1em. Pro Passer. Tol>ln Gold. Reel Gooo Man Crypt.,cll AlleQlance, Decontrol Tlrn6 t 16 SEVENTH RACE. t II 18 mltM "'~ Me. (McCatronl 5 20 3 80 3 00 PuN OI Smoke (PllfCO/ t2.20 8 00 Cocky Gtover (P1ncayl 3 40 Arto ·~ Ectio Piece Holtow Ranoer C<et11stov1. Fear1M>me Foursome. ReJnOow Wll/I, Ad Man Don Orlando, Royal Button• TIWI Hague T1m<t 1.461/S • 14 EXACTA (11·9l paid $267 SO 12 PICK 8Ut t3·S·•-8·4·81paidS12.988 60 wnh IS winning t1Gt.et1 (SI• horMs) $2 PH; 5,. consol1t1on P•td S 112 00 with S79 wtnntng holce1s (llve horses) EIGHTH "ACL t 1116 mttea Prtnoe SpellllOunO (C.Slanedal • 20 3 00 2 IO Potey (Plncay) • oo 3 eo CN<: Oanoar (McHerll"'I 8 20 Al90 r-WtMer "8enlc. C-1•, Royll Captive. Rac1no It Fun S•rt t Orum., S..ord 81-. 1<uqabey Time 1403/S ' ' . . UIC 41, llanle>f'd 21 k_.,o.. .. tefo boull1e<11 l.tll O 11 J 17 41 31M1too11 1 1 o 1 :.>• 8U1r1 WIVle I 1u1t (ll•11•1Q01 k~) Ul)C &1lt•Dury I""' IJ<Hll.,, kK-kl l tart Whit• I P•H 1ron1 ltw•r Otarmoo k~I VIC Gin.oil 2 run t.lo<den kle;~I U C OtOM>rl t 1un (J<Hd•tt kH;k) ..JJSC I (I Jorden ~2 use Ott-011 tO "'" t.1t>ro1n .,.. .. , St111·0o1t .... I 11111 tH••mD0•22T "•wno y111d• 201 Retu1no r••ll• 411 p-11·30·1 l'ullt• • 202 r umb'" IOlt 2-4 Penattte .. yardt T 71 lime OI POIMHIOll 3l 16 ..... ._ .... ltall•llc• ...... 23 24·43 23U 20 27.41.3 0.24 t 1-4 •·26 18 44 RUSHIN() Sovt1191n cal, GID-. lf.20, SP•"'•' , ..... Kawana 1·)• 8tanlotd. Whtie W•. K Wtlllam• 1·2•. Hooper 4-22 l'A8SING 8outhe1n Cat. Sall10u1y '1·30-1·201 S11111oro. Elwey ?7-'t·3·231 RECEtVtNO Southatn Cll. Stnvnona •·62. Si>eneet 4-28 l(amona 3·37, G•boon !). 18 StanlorO 0o11 .... 6·3 I TOii•• ..... so ~Hiity • •9. OINMI 3·42 COLLEGE UCLA 42, w .. hl1t9lon St. 17 kof• bf Ou.,teu w,.11•no•on St o 1 10 o -H UCLA t• 0 21 7 42 UCLJo S11pt1a 4 pa ... rro.n Remaey (L.M lo1<;kl UCLA Scoll t t rull (l .. ktc:ll) WSU lurntt • rvn (Traut klCk/ WSU Jone• 46 pau lrom CHP411 (lr•vt ~•Ck/ wsu FG lrout 28 UCLA lown .. 11 S3 rul\ (lea klekl UCLA Carney 11 pus trom R"'"'"Y (lee ktCh) UCLA Mo11tgomory 65 1n1erc eptton return (Luu klekl UCLA D Wlllioms 20 PIH horn Ro.mMy R.,. klCk/ A 41, 732 fe•m 911llollc• WIU Full dowu1 2 l Ru11\1t•·yortJt •5-200 PtHl"ll yerd1 190 Retum y•r01 3 I PHHI 17·36·1 Puntl 8 40 rumotu.1011 •·2 Penalt,...yaroa 7 ·62 Ttme ot P~MltSlon 29 S' lndlwld...i Slatlettca UCLA 25 42-194 300 21·32, 6·40 t·O 6-45 3009 RUSHING WHhlno1011 S t Harrtt I t-117 Mattllewa 13-el. Mayes &-30, Tumor 7-t6 l hy!Ot I· 12 UCLA, Alldr-t 13·79 TownMll 1·53 Scott 7·37. Mor-ad 3-tt PASSING W1111111glon St Casper 1'·20·1·1UO. 1111"61 O-t-0..0. JontsO·l-0-0 UCLA R•mHy t7-27· 1·238 Nevlle1HI 4·S·l·62 RECEIVING -WHh1n91on St . Jones 5-82. Moore 3·34, l Taylor 3-30. Spence. 2· ti Jacque•· 2· 13 UCLA. Car...,, 5-81, Townaetl 2 •8. Dorrell 2·25, Betgmann 2·24, Bruno 2· tU, So1pale 2·7 Fullerton 20, Wyoming 18 k<He br ouan.,. Cit St Fvllttton 7 7 6 0 -20 wyomtno 3 1 o a -111 CSF".M1t1<tr 27 lnteri;eptton 'eturn IStl!lnke klek) Wyo·FO I obtn •3 Wyo.Jollnaon 42 rul\ (!Obin kick/ CSF.Pr uttt 3 I PHI lrom E•1>•norb (Steonkw ktck I CSF·FO Steth~e 20 CSF·FG Steinke 38 Wyo-Lowe • rul\ (PIM •111141<11 A-17,320 T-lleltatie. Cll' Fwsl d-ns 16 FW.,,.._y111d1 36·7t Ptallng y11d• 175 Return yatdt s 7 p-18-39-t Pu1111 7-37 F.,,,,__, 2·1 Penait-yttdl 0-415 lomeol P-..on 29341 ......,..... lleltetlc• wro 20 &3~47 10S 7 7. 14-3 MS 5-2 5-$4 3034 RUSHING -Cat St ·Fullerton, Lewis 5-40~ Wl\"'16-31 RenOet 4·21 ~· -tS..t03 owe a:l"t. GOH.gin PASSING -Cal St -Fullar\on. &ptnoza 17-311·1·1'16 Allen 1·1·0·1 Wyoming. -'OMW>ll •·ll-t-47, ~ger 3-6-2·58 RECEIVING -Cet SI ·Fullerton. Pruitt 5-66 loO.ell 3--42, $moo{ 3-10 WyOfT>lllO Wllllama 2.39 Novaoel< t-41, Mar11na 1.1t Ruel t-11 Lowe 1·2. Te.or>e H·2l Lono hach 81. 22. San JON SI. 21 koreltJ0-1•,. Long Beach St 6 3 3 tO -22 San .JoM St 7 1 7 O -n LB·StoU• 7 pas.a from OtllOll (hlek llltledl SJS·Kff'M 100 yard ktckoff return (84trg ktck) LB.Johneon FG 26 SJS-Ctarkaon 3 run (E!<ttq htekJ SJS·Rtcharo10" 8 pesa hom C111~1on tBe<g kick) l8.JoMson FG 21 LB·Fowler 9 pan t1om Oillon IJollnoon klCkl LS.JOllnson FG 20 A t7 ,., First downl Ru.,_.ywda "Utlfl9 ytll 0• Rllturn yatd• PH-Pu1111 F umblfl-IOll TeMI Slatlt tlee L8 20 3•·9• 4S3 30 33-47-0 ~ .. 3 11·76 33 211 IJS IS 22·mtnua 18 242 214 22-46-0 10-36 ,., Penalt .... yllldt Tlme o!P- 7.49 263 I COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUttl Coeet Conf9t~ Ce f1111-<>-al • l w I. Ml Sen AntonlO I 0 4 1 C«rt1ot ' 0 2 3 Oolcleft w .. 1 t o 2 !I Sanl>lego...... 0 0 4 0 '1JlwtOll 0 ' 3 2 Orange Coell 0 1 1 4 Gr-I 0 t 0 6 ....,..o- Sen Diego .._ •I OokMn w .. 1 .....,..ca-ea Mt Sal\ AntonlO al °'Wl09 CoMt Gr_,. at Cemtot .....ion COf'l'9r9ftc• c---• L SttddtebaGk s .... Alla fll-.ICMCC Sovt"-1•11 8111'1 OleOO cc Palom•< Cltrua 1 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 1 ......., .• o.- SaddlaClecill at 8111'1 Diego CC CUru1 at Paiom.r Sant• All• " Sou-tefll o-.. w l 5 0 2 3 3 I 3 0 2 3 ~ 3 ' 4 HIGH IC HOOL IT ANDfNOS louttl C-t l ... ue ....... o-..11 WLT fH T ~f-Vly 2 0 t , 2 I Mlellon Viejo I 0 I 4 1 0 LAoutl• Hllit 2 I 0 2 4 0 San~te 110 4 20 l aguN llMch 1 ' 0 3 2 0 Woodlltldge I 2 0 3 3 0 Ottna-• 030 060 ... .,,.. . .._ Woodllfi<IOe 3 7, 0.-. Hiit 18 ,,,_..., .. ._ Lagvna 8ffot1 at Mleeion vi.fo ,,..., .• a.- 0-~Ill• at 81111 ClefMnte WoodOriOOe •t Ollt.,IO .....,., .• o- "',. ;n 64 151 92 78 108 104 71 58 63 tOt tOt 41 ... 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Race 6 2 O.Oont, 71 17, R-1 ~ Wlllte, '10, OlllAHOI COUtfTV "4VITATIONA~ ( .. l addlellecll l:ollep) MIN Dhltloft A t Merh,,., (M•I., °"4), t!> 48 ' l•w••~ (El1>•••n2a1. Ill 53. 3 Eddy (M•l•r Oet) 111 06. 4 C111r•1CO 18u•ha P&k) 16 t I !> ~(Mat .. Cell. Ill 12. 6 H<>gve (Sonor1) 16 ••. 7 Kreb• (Uni...,atty) t6 20 8 lone1 tMater 0.11, 16 20, 9 Shvlta (Un1-111y) 16 22. tO Afelllbeld IOe••n Viewl Ill 22 It Oor•dll (Raneho AtlmltOaJ 18 25 n ArHnault (Mater Oe•I. 115 27 13 W1t1011 IVn>veunyl. 16 28, 14 LeOrallO (V•i..llG•al t6.28, 15 Gooo tCoete mMtl. 16 33 Teem "°'" t Mater Oei, 20, 2 Coate Meaa, 121 3 0..-• P4tk. 172, • E1peran111 t56. 5 Footllllt, 160 OMtlon AA I A~ton (CorO<ID Oel Mar). tS 27 2 Hallem.,1 (El OottdOI, 15 42, 3 Green (VUt1 Patk). 15 SA. ' Baugh (Hunt111g1on Beach), 1!1;67, 5 Kiner (NeWport H••O()(~ 16 68. 6 Ooermo (Vlllo Pork). 18 10. 7 Pttkar (VIII• Perk). 16 12. 11. R.., (KeMtdy). 16 tll, II White (lrv11101. t6. 18. 10 Cue•a (Hvnllngton Beaelll. 18 :10; I 1 ~ero11 (El Ooraao). 18 24, 12 Smith (Garoon Gro•el 15 27. 13 ROdriouoz (Konn..Oyl, Ill 28, 14 WOOO (El Ooradol, t6.28 1s. B•ero 1E .. 1nc11,. t8 20 Team 1corea I e1 Dorado, 62 2 Vitia Park, 66, 3 Huntington Beach, 96, 4 Dano Hlllt. 112; 6 Newport Hatbof, 144 OM olorl AAA 1 Junherma11 (los Alom11011, IS 03 2 Eaparu (El Modena), 15 41 3 G1an111to tt<•t•ll•). 15 46 • M'Glll& IEI Mooe11n 15 59. 5 Spen,e• tEt To101 16 03 6 Makens (El Torol. t6 09 7 t.1ac0011ald (Tuttlll), 16 13. 11 Farien (Et Toro). 115 16 0 Chrtat1e (M11aion Vietol 16 t8. tO OeSant06 (El Modarla) 16 20. t I Valen (El Modena) t6 22. 12 vouno (E01son1 16 24 13 Reece (Et MoOenaJ. 16 28, 14 Coe (E01W>11) 16 26 15 Betodeau (Tusttnl 16 35 T ••m ICO<e• ' El MOOelll 40 2 El T O<O. ST, 3 Tu111n. 114 4 M111ton Voeio I 16 S Founl.,,, Valley t3 t WOMEN DIVISION A t MclauQhlln (Untvet11ty) 18 54 2 Ktern•n (lot Am1001). 19 12. 3 B1rr101 (Untverslty) 19 37, • Sete111<1 tUn1ve<1•IYI 111 3a, 5 G1IDet1 (FOuntlln Valley). 19 50. 6 Saluw (Untver5tty), 20;08, 7 Hagan (Oana Hiiis) 20 14, e Ror>man (Vllen<:lal. 20 29 9 Klao (Untver111y) 20 36, 10 Young (Eaperarual 20 39 t I Evert• 1E1 Mooona). 20 44. 12 CraOtree (Founta111 Volley). 20 5;>, 13 Sprmoer (L~ Amigos~ 20 53 14 Vat0e1 (Etpe<a11za). 2 t 04, tS" Bullard 1E1perania1 i106 Team I COrOI 1 Vn1•1••11y. 23, 2 Eapef anza, 17. 3 Loa AmfOOt, 111, 4 Oane Hiiia, 1111; 5 El Modena, 120 Dlwleloft AA 1 Fett (Mater Oel). t8 08. 2 Meyers (FOOthllll. ti 19. 3 Co• tFOOlhllll, 1U 28, 4 Lloyd (FOOtMI). 19 28. s Corney (Footh•lll. 19 30; 15 Fro...c! (FOOtlltlll, 19 30, 1 ADrahorrl tfoothllll. t9.3S, 8 Murret tNewpon Harl>orl. 19:35. 9. R1bllltl (Newport HMl>Oll ti 43, 10 NI0)0'9S (trvthel. ti 50, It l(llne (Footl\111), 11·51, 12 Maher (Miter Del). 20·30. 13 Croteau (W11ter Dell 20 39, 14 5-9 (Newport Htrl>orl 21 OI. IS Wr19ht (lrvtnel. 21 18 Teem"°' .. ' Foolhltl, 20 2 Mltef 0... 14. 3 ~ H111Dor 78 4 lrwle, 103, 5 C.-ta Meta. 145 ~AAA ' Miiiet tlu11111). IS.•. 2 Blogtte (El Toro) 19°'12 3 Pratt (Edleon). 11 13, 4 ~ (El Toro), ti 2 t 5 FlHOle (Tustin). tll 30, 6 11""'4<moil!n (EOl.Mllll. tt..». I ...S.•11 1Er Oor.001. t9 44. 11 Ol9'< (Tullinl. 11 48, 9 Oety (M1s11on V1e101 II 41 10 Snydell (EO~I 10 t3. I I White (EO•aonl. 17 Mitter (Tustin) 20 211 13 KOi.-fTuS1111J. 20 ·~ 14 Romaro (Et Toro). 20 45. t5 Collin (Mo~ Vie1ol 20 56 T9*TI ICO<K 1 Tustin 31. 2 Ed•aon. 48 3 MlastOr> Vtero "· 4 Et Toro 94, s Et Ooraoo t32 8wl11 Indoor loumam-"t , ....... ........_., ._....... ........ Yannlek Noah (Franoe) def Jay Lapldut (US), 6-3 6-2. M•tt WUancler fSwedenl dtlf T-HoOttedl (S....,.,.I, 6·1, 7.5 Au11r.i11n Indoor tournament , .. .,...,) ._.......,... 0-MIY9< (U 8 l def Jimmy Connon (U 5 ). 8-3. 2·1 ... 3.; .JIJIM McEfWoe (U 8 I ""' s1 .... 0en1on cu s ). 6-3. 11-1 WCT tournament ( .......... IWy) .--.... ........ Ivan Lendt (C~echoalOvtkl.11 def .IOllA" Kttelt (South Alrleal M . 6-4. 7·S, WOfl.., F l b a k (Pote ndl o ar Tom•• Smto (~16~ 6-1, 6-3. 5-7. 6-1 F1oftda open , ...... ......,,,.) ...,,._.. ........ AndrH Jeeger (V.S ) def llelh -(U 8 ~ 1·6, &-1, Chnt E...,, ~(VS l def AndrN leend (U S I, t-1, 1-2 ART'I J>::lo ':.":..,~ .. I -79 qtert V b-. 1•D OOl\llO, 35 manUtel. 45 rod< fllh. 20 ~. 10 ecvtpln DAVSY'I 1.DCIC~ ( .... 11111 iheefl) - 189 lnOleft 305 bonito.• eel~ bl ... ' -cod. SH mac*n, M 7 rock coo, $8 Ulld t>Me, 1 l>Oftlto 11\aftt. DANA WM""" -268 111\0let't 54 bHa 575 l>Ol\410, 2 11.itbul, 14 t maohettl, 30 rock 11th,. ~-S2 9QUll)ln SUI.ACM -et Anglin 15 baa•. 3 l>Onlto. 20 macil9'tl, 230 rodt ns11. ' llno cod. 4 petcll ( .... ) -111 ~· 8! OOllllO, t lllllllllt. 22CI ,....,.,, • --" ~. 300 _..... ~. ttl ~ lltfl, • P«efl -·~. , ~ ............ " ..... ' .............. Lot Anoeiee I 0 O-I NV ...... • a 1 t-4 ,,,..~ 1. N9'# "°"'· OOrillO I(~ T~~ 1·11 ~ troolw 3 (~. ~ ,...~ 11~ (&IP). 3. !..oe ~ ~ I <•"'"'*· P'oio. tl:t 4 (llfll. l"anatt11t-o....,,,. I.A, ma jOf, 2•47; I . 811\t.,, NV, ma lof. l t47: Kannady. I.A, • U : c ... 1o11, HY, 1l:ta: Hyel,..,,il NY, me!Of, IS:H : °''°"'· lA. IM!Of, 1a:l2. 0.., NY, tl!11. .......... 4. N9<tt YOfll. IOHY t (l ... tMI. 10 • .,._.,.._NOiie "*" ...... I • ..._ Yotll. """°"' I('(,,,,..., Oomal. 11:11 U.1 ,.,...._~LN'I'' 4 fl, ~.\.A, lf . .c); .....,,.... ,.T, tH• llloh o" 0011.--Lo• ""t•tu .. to-t-• New TOltt lotM-11. Ooellal Loe ~ ..... o. ~Miii .... v..-.~ tl,lto • • .... Ornngu Co11111 DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oclobor 17, 1982 .. Woodbridge Dolphins' parade • ru1ns ~ I . . ! warriors ex plod ~ r or :l 7 -16 victory By JOE OEDEVOIR lpeclal to !tie Delly "°' Woodbridge High s poiled Dana II ii ls' Homt.•t·oming gum1· by luylng a :i7-16 dl•fl•at on lh1· l>olph111~ bcfor .. 1>n 1•Ntlmuted crowd uf J,000 llt Duns ll11IH High School Saturday 4ftcrnoon. W oo dbridj(e 1 ·lcd h y qu11rkrb;wk Kt.'vin Burke and runnln~ bac:k Rudy Figu1:rna. piled up & :J0-0 lead and was n l' v er l h rt.' at c n e d by t h (' Dolphln11, who put up two luk ~wures to give the homu funs somethmg to <:h<..oer about The Wcirr1ors also g ot somc·lhlng to l'ht.oer about t.•arly, as Dar in Oet niel took a first quarter Dolphin punt at his own 44 and returned 1t to the Dana Hills 2~. Six plays later Figueroa plun~ed over from two yard'i out 1.0 put the v1s1tors up by six. The point after sailed wide right to keep the S(:ore 6-0, Daniel also set up the second Woodbridge score, interc:epting a Dolphin pass at the Warriors' 22 a nd bringing it back t o the Dolphin 4 1. Four plays and a lit tle over minute later , the Warriors upped their lead to 13-0 on the first of three touchdown passes Burke would t..'Onnect for on the day. Sean Wright was the rec1p1ent of the first stnke, stretching out in the left corner of the endzone. to gather it in. The big turning point in the game came when Dana H ills. after punting to the Warriors. recovered a Woodbridge fumble at the Warrior's 14. The Dolphins found themselves knocking at the door, getting a first down at the Woodbridge two-yard line. On the ensuing play. Shane Pratt bur!""owed through traffic inside the one-yard line. One official signaled touchdown but was ove rruled by another. After some discussion the Dolphins tried it again, but this time the baU got loose and the Warriors took over at their own one. It turned out to be a IO-point switch as Woodbridge went the length of the field for a 31-yard field goal by Hans Wiberg. It actually could have been worse us Woodbridge, wh1c:h woul wind up lwlnte 1111acued l pt•rualti('H for 20 I yards, had th· first of two touchdown11 cullecS.: back With six ~-con<!» left before: h~dft1m1· tht• W1Jr11ora had to: 11t•ut. .. tor th~ field goal. I Afte r 1n t ermiui o n . the! Warriors 11alit.·d tht· win witl>l anottwr 'fony Burke TO pau1l th1:i1 t>Oc to Figueroa, who wouno. up catching four pas8e5 for IO~. yards The play <:ovcrt-d 31 yarclli; and t•appt.'<.I off etn H2-yard driv~: that con11umed a lmo1H five; minutes. Kicker Tim Lead\• added the· point aft.er for a 23..0: lead :~ Burke cnd<>d th(! afternoo~! connecting on 16 of 2 I for 24G"f yards and thrl-e scores. Ftguer~ t.·nded hts b1glJay rushing for 10Q: yards on 16 carnes. ~ Dolphins who enJoyed fi ntiS games w er~ tight e nd Dav& Harris, who c·aught eight passes for 118 yards and a pair of TDs and quarterback Matt Cooper, who ended the day I3 of 24 f~ 189 yards, 3 inte rceptions an~,; two touchdowrui ~ * ... Woodbr1d91 S7, D•n• Hiiie 1t lcote by Quanere ::;. :¥.. Wo0<1b11cJge 6 to 7 14 -37 Oona Hills O o 0 16 -16 W -Ftgveroe 2 run, (kick failed) w -wrighl 4 pau lrom Burke (leacn kick)' W-FG Wtt>erg 31 , W -F1gu11<oa 3 1 pass rrom t)Urke (Leacrt • kick) W-Nk:holson 6 pass trom Burke (Leac11 klCk) OH-Horris 8 pus from C<><>Pt!f (~. run) •• OH-Harris 28 pass from Cooper (Otlv~ pass lrom Cooper/ •• WB-Sclvoed« 3 run (Leacll klCk ) Attendance -3,000 (ett I Game ltatletlc• w , Firat downs 23 RuS11eS·ya1dS 37·213 Passing yards 246 Pas-17·22·0 Pu"'1 3·33 Fumbletl·IOSI 2·' Penatt•es·y.,ds t7 .20 t lndMdual 8tatlatlc• DtC '~ :.>t·78 189 13·24..J• 4.33 2·1 7.70 RUSHING -W-F.gueroa, 16· 100, Schroeder. •·3•. Sieler. 5-2 1. Lee. •·23. Burke. 3-14, Clay. 3-10. Ruller. t-6 Daniel. t·S. OH -Ptltl. 17·85, Coope<. 1·9, Halsey. 2·2, Oll~er. t-0 PASSING -W·Burlle, 16·21-4,240; Lee. t-1.0, 6. OH·Cooper, 13·2<1·3.18g RECEIVING -· W·Flg11«oa, 4· 105. Wrlgllt.' 6·68, Ruuetl, •·58, Lee, 1·7. Nicholson. 1-6. ·• OH·H&trls, 8· I tB: Frencia, 3·37; Prall. 1· 19. HAltey 1·6. Van E.nget. 1·9 It's the Muldowney,. Prudhornnte show .. Two names familiar in drag racing circles dominated the scene Saturday during the seco nd a nd f i n al da y o f qualifying for today's Winston World Finals at Orange C.Ounty lntemat.ional Raceway. ' Don Prudhomme, 42. a veteran touring professional from Granada Hills. roared into the top funny car qualifyi ng position with a 5 .76 -seco n d , 243 .24-mile-per-hour run Saturday Shirley Muldowney clinched her third top fuel dragster crown and a $40,000 bonus with the sixth fastest qualifyin g run during the two day s of preliminar ies at OClR. Muldowney. also 42, needed only to qualify to sew up the title 1n top fuel competition. She posted a run of 5. 73 seconds at 245 90-mph to become the only drive r to win more than one Winston world championship for unlimited dragsters since 1975 . Gar y Be ck of El Toro maintained his top fuel lead at 5.58 seconds and 251.39-mph but he is out of the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) title chase. He can defend his world final c r o wn s u ccessfu lly today . however. Prudhomme entered the finaJs in third place in the point chase and still trails leader Frank Hawley by 826 points going into t o da y's f i nal r ou nd o f competition. Hawley, from London, Ont .. Canada, qualified third in the 16-car field at 5.90 seconds, 239.36-mph. If he wins his first round match against Al Segrini today . h e will eliminate Prudh o mm e fr o m title conte ntlon and a possible lifth NHRA championship. Anteater women romp past Titans UC Irvine romped to a 3-1 women's volleyball victory over Cal State Fulle rton Saturday night while Christ Colteg • of Irvine dropped a 2· 1 verdict to Ca lif or ni a ln11 tltutc of Technology. Cindy Rohrig, a freshman out of Ml111lon Viejo High, played well at outalde hltwr ind m ddle blocker tor the Anleoters who improvod their reeord to 14-13 wtth th~ vietory. Fullerton fell to ~,.11 on th«.> year. Chrlat College won tho flnt 1ame of three played S.turday nJ1ht but had trouble In \M ~>et two and the mat.ch wtnt to the visl lol'll, 2· l . Billy Meyer of Waro. Texas, is.,. in second place. 488 points- behind Hawley aft.er quahfying sixth for today's finals. He meets defending world finals champion Jim Dunn of Long Beach in opening round action today. Warren Johnson of Norcross, Ga., earned the top pro stock spot · with a 7.73. 177.86-mph run with · defending world champion Lee · Shepherd in second place. • World c hamp ions will be crowned in nine NHRA divisions following today's f i nal eliminations. which get under way at I 1 this morning with the top fuel Cu-st round. Priw money for the event ts $308.850. * Dtag r9dft9 WWNafO. WOM.D '1NALI (It °""90 c_., Int, "-"rt> fM OUA1J'W"9 TOP FUEL -t Git)! ~. El Toto, 5.58 seconcJa, 251 39 mllu per hout. 2 Merk Oewlld, 0ne1nna11. 5 65, 255.68-mpll; 3, Jody Smart. SOI\ Antonio, Tox , 5 87, 252.80-n\pll. 4 Jtm 8arnerd, Portland, 5.69, 248.81-mph: 5. Doug K•rhul1u. Bek•rtll•ld, S 72. 240 U ·mPh: 8 Slllrloy Mu ldowney. Mt. Clemons. Midi .. 5.13. 248.90 mph; 7. Connie l(alltll, Yl)lltantl. Mk:h. S 75, 23&.94-mpll: 8 . Luclllo LM , Long 9Mch, 5.76, 239.3(1..mp\. FUNNY CAR -1 Don Prudhomme, Grenodl HIMS. 5.76. 243 24, 2 Kon Vontty, W•d•wOrlh, Ohio. S.85. 2•2 SB. 3. FIMk Hewley. London, 0111 .. C•neda. 5.90, 23D.311, 4. Brue• hr.,eon. Complon, S.M , 241 93, 5. Tripp Shum1ko. Plloenla, 5.97, 229 59, 6. Biiiy Meyo,, W.co. Tex .• 5.98, 240 00, 7. R1ymond 801dle, Dallas. 5.94, 23 t.96, 8 K•nnY B•tneteln. Dallas. 6.00. 2056. PRO STOCK -1. Warr•n Johnson, Norc;ron. Oa., 7.73, 177.88; 2. Lee S ho91'*d. Arllngton. Te• , 7 .74, 177.51, 3. Bob Glidden. 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"Petite women can have the •t?!a of authority by making sure their clothes flt," said Shelley Kern, conducting a short chic qlnlc at the South Coast May Co. "A short woman shouldn't look as If she's weari ng someone else' clothes. "There are many succesaful short women," Kern said, citing Oollle Parton, who she said wu five feet tall; Liz Taytor, five feet, two Inches; Bo Derek, five feet three Inches, and then there's Nancy Reagan. The answer for a short woman In selecting clothlng Is stytea cla•lfled as petite. They are scaled down to flt women 5-foot-4 and under. EstlmatH put the number of women In thla height category as 17 mllllon In the United States. Petite clothtng came out In 1980, but when pant• c.me In they faded. Five years ego they came out 1trong again and petltH are avallable. In • 1tyle1 from sportawear to evening attlr• "Eight out of every 10 women under five feet tour lnchM are not ' .. ... aware they can wear Petite size," said Carol Landis, fashion consultant at May Co. "When they are looklng for a dress, I'll say have you tried the petite department and the an~wer Is usually no." "Petite women are also not aware of the options they have In clothing.'' Kern said. "They have been told so many times 'you can't wear that because you are too short,' but the truth Is petite women can wear almost anything If It's In the right proportion." The correct proportion Is the key to being dressed property. For Instance In a tailored suit -a petite woman should-have narrower lapels on her Jacket which ahould end just below the waist. The one- button Jackets are very flattering. Best akf rt styles are A-llne, straight and dirndl. Detalls lhould be kept at the neckline of a blouse. Rutflet are okay, but again proportion comes Into play. Flat finish fabrics are beat for the small woman. Wool and velvets are good, too, and tweeds can be uied In touchel. "Don't avoid br1ght colota," Kern advfJed. "You can WMr them." . ' I• Women at the clinic were asked what they had been told that they couldn't wear. They sang out culottes, prints, floats, plalds and knickers. "It's not true," said· Kern. "You can wear them If you have the proportions scaled down. Large prints should be used In small doses. Try small prints and plalda. Floats shouldn't have too much volume. "Wear knickers If you want to, but keep your hose the aame color. Wear boots. but keep them In the aame color family u your skirt.'' Kern told the women they didn't have to wear high heats all the time. "You shouldn't weer heel• over three Inches tall, but try \he lower stacked heels. Stay away from flats. V-throat shoes are very flatterlng. "Be careful of textured hose," Kftrn abserved. "Sheer hose with a sheen look great on a short woman. "Bags shourd be kept small. Shoulder bag straps can be tied up so they don't let the bag fall very far pajt the wal1t". Other advice on being short and chic concerned belt• which lhould be 1 ... than thrH Inch•• wide - v-1nap1ng 1n tne tre>f't le very aood and Jewelry which ahould be 1'ept small and scaled down. All figure types have restrictions, '"and petites are no exception. Kern pointed out that women five feet. four Inches and under should not wear cuffed or harem pants. Otherwise almost anything goes If the proportion Is right. Manufacturers are aware of the shorfwoman's problems. They know the mature woman wlll not find the kind of sophlstcated clothes In the junior department where she Is often forced to shop. The clothing 'makers are responding. "Good styles for the matare petite woman are being made by Jones of New York , Evan Picone, Liz Clalborne and many others. Sizes are 2 to 12 ·and 14. We have sllk dresses by Maggie London coming In soon. TheY. are high fashion and so are London s dinner sults," Landis said. In he'r lecture, Kern told the women It 's Important for them to keep their weight down. "One pound on you will be the same a1 five on a tall person. "And always be au re and uae mucara on the top of your lalhet Tall people will notte. If you dOn't.'1 the laughed. y . I I , ~· ·- tSuntJuy, Ocl ol> 1 17, 198:.> I • Get that casual look by doing it yourself By VIDA DEAN Dilltr l'llol a...itr ldltOf Thi.>re an· women who :;till huvc• their w~kJy appointnwnt at thl• h1ur salon, but wilh the casual 11tyll-s the rna..1onty of women mnkt' appointnwnt.11 for spedal UC<'usions or lo gel huir colored, tr1mml' chok-e of apphanet.'S made lo help achieve that look. lieneral ~k'<.'lr1c. who makl'S blow dryers, curling iron~ and brushes and electric rollers, offers these ups to assist you BLOW DRYERS Ma ke surl' you begin with a good cut and get regular trims r )~ ( ~ ' ~ l When styling hair, ma!<e sure It retains some moisture. Blow dryers should not be used on completely dry hair. Always kl't'p the dryer moving to ensure even drying. Do not hold dryer direclly on hair. Fall forec:ast: l'pswt>pl huirstylcs tha t makt• tlw most of fu<'iu l f eaturci,. Begin drying the bat•k of the hair first, continue on the sidL'S, and !inish by drying hair at the crown of the head and around the face. For added fullness, dry small S('('tions of hair at a time. Make certain the under laye r is comple tely dry before drying the outermost layer. Use the hig h setting to dry your h air '}Uickly The lower sctung should be used for styling CURLING IRONS AND BRUSHES Use l'urling irons and brushes un clean, dry hair for best rt'su:ts. The amount of hair on tht.• barrl'l helps d e termine the hairstyle and type o f hair. Generally five to 15 n11nutl'S 1s n<t:omm<'nded. The tightness of the· c-url dcpc·nds not only on the size of the rolk•rs. but ulso on tht.• amount Suit yourself this fall, with a wide selection of ta ilored fashions. And, suit the hairst yle to the fashion look, says the Hele ne Curtis Hair tylist · Advisory Board. At far lMt, a classic l>ob, perme d for curve a nd ·tyle upport, is a good starting ,point; pull hair int~ a tiny chignon, and add a brimmed hat for the proportion and mood need ed to acce orize a dinner su it. At left., chic, bold a nd casua l look for fall 1982; pair the two easy ,.Uece of the uit with ., Crt'uting professional looking hair st y le~ a t home is m a de ea sy with today's vcrsatilt• iq>pliuncc. Add f ullncss and body lo Ion~ hair. l..ft, with a heate d curling brush . For a dra ma tit· look, reminiscent of Bacall , center, u~c dt'<.·tri'· roller s, side pa rt and c lip away from forc.•ht·ad . Ulow drying. adds body to the sleek st yle at ri~ht. of hair un cai.:h roller. For tighter curls. wrap smaller S<'t·tions of hair on small rollers. Por loose waves, use larger sections of hair on mt'd1um and large rollers. Avoid limp c-urls by letting hair cool before brushing. Add body and fullness to longer hair by rolling the under layers on medium rollers and the outer layer on large roUers. S hort hair? Rt.'fflcmber this rule of thumb when using electric rollers: Hair should wrap at lt•ast I 1r, times around the roller Ti ckets on sa le for cr uise C rui se of Light uckets are now on sale at the Huntington Harbour Philharmo nic Committee office. 10873 Algonquin, H untington B eac h Monday through F'riday FALL 'J'Hl!-'NLJS For fall and wintN .... tvh:-.L.., '><JV thl· d1rl<tllun an hair 1s upswept and off ilw l<Jt'I' Th<it go<·~ for super-short, nwd1um <11 pa'>I your ..,houlder lengths. To a<:hll'V{' tht• balk ..,w4·1Jt look l<ikl· th(· sections of your hair th<Jt l .. dl Jrnund vour Ian.- and wrap them around thl ">l~ hng b1 u~h with hair going an th1· d1rt'<.'t10n 4Jf tht.· bi.It k of your ht'ad. 1 Watch your ha1rdn·~...i 1 and d1111 t lit <JfrJ1d to ask questions a nairstyle tha t Ca rrie The Same ee mg; l I 0 an easy Style ------......... ~a-=--r..<.-. p M We're more Than just the Best place for Oan~~-tp; is pe rmed to direct ha ir off the face, and tousled a t the foreht.>ad for contra t. ( uit : left, by Calvin Kle in; right b y Norma Kamali.) Hairstyles suit tailored fashions Adult uck<>ts arc $4 and l'h 1 ld ren under 12 arc· $2 Mori.' anformauon about tickets may be obtained by ca lling 840-1777 Cruise tickets for cruise tours (groups of 40 or more) may be arranged by c alling Come see our designer • Active wear •Footwear • Caaualwear CHICAGO (AP) -The slraighter, simpler lines o( fall fashions signal a need for hairstyles with more ''ta1lonng" and less curl than in the past f cw seasons. That's the w o rd from the twelv e professionals who make up the Helene C~tis Hairs t ylists Advisory Board. The y believe tailoring an hair, as in new menswear fashions. js the most importan t new trend. As an example. a s hort style witn light curl on top and closely layered sides and back, is one shape that complt.•ments almost all of the current designer fashions For the first lime m several years. the stylecasters give th!.' nod to medium-length hair. from chm to JUSt above the shoulder. In the recent past. fashions favored very short or very long hair But with daytime hemlines n~w reeling like· yo-yos from thigh to caJf. a ~d length cut S<'Cms a good. wo rkable comprorruse. say board mt-mhcrs A new influent•e on hair IS hats. From floppy fedoras to saucy little berets. they topped off many a fashion look when designers introduced the new fall hnc.'S. According to stylist Jerry Gordo of Chicago: "Hats ore important, especially the cloches and other 1920s st:·• ·s They're close to the head. and hafr has to he rlc:.1~<11ed to fit under the hats. That's why we'll S'-'<' ks; volume in hair this fall. and rr.ore classic straii-;!.: l•JO ks '.1kt• the boq." Gordon a lso secs marcel-like waves. "but looser and .not as contrived" as the originals, as -part of the smaller, closer. hair look. • The large number of working women who are now the backbone of many fashion designers' markets and beauty salons' clientele are mor~ lmportant tha n ever as a source of beauty and' -fashion trends, board members point out. "The working-woman hairstyle, something :versatile and wearable on a da1Jy basis, is a .dominant influence today," says Gerald Haynes, 'owner of thrf'e Detroit-area salons. Another 1tylist cit.es the ever-popular bob or pageboy as an enduring classic that working women request. Noting c1 change an attitude. stylist Brenda Longhofer. of Louisville, K y., says, "Professiona1 arrogance is gone today. Our job is to design the looks that women want to wear and most women eeem to know what they want in a hairstyle." Rol.'Co Altobelh. in Minneapolis. adds, "lf you imist on one 1. 1k or length , you limit the appeal o f your ..... 1 k Fo r instance, many hauatyllsts like to llhow orr their technical ability 0n ahort styles. But women themselves tend to like longer hair." · Long or ehort, a key corudderation la no· fuss eue: "A whole generation of women has pown up with mlnlmaJ malnt.enana! halratylet. ' aaya Michael Swlter. Phoenix, Ar1i .. stylist. "Women are not solng to at.art chanatng their loo&<. every ~ they buy new clotht'I. Easy care is a big teaeon why o.rm1 have been ao popular for the pllt decad4t ,.,.. - Fuhlona rely on color and texture to creat.e moodia. Jutt • tweedl. lilJu and IOft awea~n ~ne with 1ulned·cla11 '1plndow coJon to ' f create a rich, elegant (~ling this SC'ason. so 1t 1s with hair. For fall. th<' expe rts see rit•hly s ubtle coloring in deep reds and golds instead of brassy. sassy tones. The deep coloring will combine with textured taiJoring ach1<'v1.>d with cut and perm techniques. "We'll see multiple texture perms m a single hlllrstyle," says Darleen Hok la. Portland. Ore "Natural hair can range from curly to wavy to straight on one head," she adds. "and the new penn looks will have that natural feeling. too." 846-9216 or 846-3589. The Cruise of Lights will run from Tuesday, Dt:•c 14 . throug h Thursday, Dec. 23. There will be four tours daily to view the h o l 1day- d eco r at c d h omes beginning at 5:30 p.m . The tou.r s wllJ leave from Peter's L anding. 16400 Paci fl(' Coas t Hig hway. Hu nting ton Beach. LAYAWAY Shop now while selections ore plen11ful Use our Layaway Pion .. CONCORD MARINER. FOR LAND OR SEA. The ultra·th1n Concord Manner SG series features the exclu- srve nine/quartz• movement. Handcrafted in Switzerland. impressively precise. each water-resistant watch 1s a sculp- tural blend of stainless steel and rich. warm 14 karat. gold. Come see. A. Lady's. $840. B. Man·s. $890. C. Lady's. $840. Bailey Banks& Biddle World RMowncd Jewelers Since 1832 t eop e NEED classified -Lido Marina Village - 3'3 I Vis Oporto Nttwport BBBch 675-8805 UMful, H ly-to•llnCI lnformallon 11 • vital part ol the work uttlng New19aper claulll•CI 11 on• 1ouroe bullneee people l'lavu come to depend upon -lor par1onal •• well •• wolk·relatecl ne.da. To rMOtl ec:uve e111alfled reader• call and let 111 llelp you write your reeu1t-oeu1no ed. ..., .... classif led ads phone 642·5678 • ' ""°'" br Deir Not 111h1t11r...,_ Cflertee Stan Wearing a Liz Claiborne two-piece.purple Evan Picon e separates are suitable for Julie Pearce. The dirn.dl st yled skirt is teamed with a tweed jacket that falls just below the waist. Small ruffles add eyecatching accents at the neckline and sleeves. She w~ars sheer hosier y and pumps cu t with a V-shaped vamp. The Bare Trap bag stra p is tied at the top to allow it to fa ll a t the right distan ce for her he ight. plush a ctive wear suit with Monet necklace and earrings, P earce checks o ut the pe tite dresses available. he knows the petite woman can wear tripes and g athers if the garment is proportioned correctly. The Oaiborne a ctivewear comes in a variety of j ewel colors. Pho tographed a t May Co., South Coast Plaza. 562 Club sets membership • mixer A membership m ixer is planned by the 552 CLUB. Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. Monday, Oct. 18, at 5:52 p.m. at Balboa Pavilion. "Step Through the Looking Glass." a seminar for achieving women will be held . Ott 23. lit the Holtday Inn. 1850 Harbor lvd .. Anaheim. Lunch and a style show will be included . Reservations and further information may be obtained by calling 669-1712. -.ORANGE DISTRICT. California Federation of Women's Clubs. will hold an October Harvest salad luncheon with cards and games, at 11:30 a.m. Friday. Oct. 22. in the Costa Mesa Women's Clubhouse. 610 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa. EXECUTIVE WOMEN Inte rnational, Orange County will hold a fundraiser meeting at 6:30 p .m .. Tuesday. Oct. 19, at Knott's Berry Farm. Guest speaker will be John Carpenter, operations manager. who will speak on the history of Knott's. Furthe r information can be obtained by calling EWt membership director Charline Berg at 731 -7711. WOMAN'S CLUB of San Juan Capistrano will hold its annual steak fry Saturday, Oct. 23,. from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. 31442 El Homo. Ont ttling 1s a tact. marrfq Is an lnstitutJcirl that iS here to s~ and the age old traditJon of~ ~rings looks like ltwfll be around for a <Mille alSO. But whtre does It say that your rings must k'x* llke gand- mothet's. O< ~ that matttr. II~ almost ~ry ~ and wedding ring you stt in most stores. ~ a~ exciting altematM5, and we art proud to show them to you. At~ Leigh. we design and handcraft the most ll'ique and ecdtlng collection of~· and wedc:llng rings )'OU art going to see. Wt ~ognlze that .YOU art lndMdualS and our ~lry retl«ts that understanding. Stea~ prepared as requested by Fred and Ben Newhart of Walnut Grove Restaurant are promised by Mra. Ross Carpenter and Mrs. Dorothy Tenneson. "CO~hairmen. Tickets at $6. 75 are available by calling Mrs. Harold Smith. 493-1783, or at the door. Guests are asked to bring their own table service. USC TOWN AND GOWN Junior Auxiliary of Orange County will meet Oct. 19 on the campus at the Alumni House. Guest speaker at the noon luncheon will be John Robinson. head football coach at USC. Sixteen Orange County students will be presented acholarships. Huntingto n Beach Chapter 857 of the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS will meet Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 12:30 p.m . at Murdy Park Recreation Center, 7000 Nonna Drive, Huntington Beach. The chapter's annual bazaar is scheduled Oct. 23 at the Gemco store on Brookhurst and Warner , Fountain Valley on Saturday, Oct. 2. The fall collection of LIZ CLAIBORNE will be featured in a trunk s h owing at the Broadway-Newport at 12:30 p.m. Friday. Oct. 23 in the Spo rtsw ear 80. second level. Mo re information available by calling 644-1212. Mar¥~ \Writ~ trfl you what )'OU a~ t>uylng or explain to ~u why ~u are paying the right price. To protect you aoainst this, W! ~ l:aken the~ out of com- paring diamonds and will take the ti~ to eQJC.1tr you In the dlllMI as In qualides and price. and thef'I SUJ.sr.antlatr IM\at W!\~ said with a money back guarant~ For straight ~st explan11Uon. unique designs and guaran~ value. Wyndham ~ Is the store that speciaflzes In ~ ment and wedding rings. ~ng rtngs Hlllecle frol'ri SI 75 ~rings Mllll* from , S450 ' ---. ·-. . Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 17, 1982 Cl Fash ions for petite better now than at women one time By vllJA DEAN Ofttle Daltr Net llllfl ''I've had to shorten a gown 4lB much as six Inches," said five- foot Julie Pearce, dl1cusaln1i even ing c lothes for a petite woman. "It's really ruce to find clothes for evening such as lhe jumpsuit I modeled for the cover." The 95-pound Newport Beach resident says her height was a definite advantage OfK.'e when a designer friend asked her to model some dresses s h e had made for the short woman. "I've had so much fun today," she said after lhe photography session at South Coast Plaza. "I just may starl my own agency of petite models," s~e id jokingly. "There's a uch be tter selection of fa ions for the petite woman t an there was a few years ago. "I like tailored clothes," said Pearce. who was a manager of a c r edit of fi ce in what she describes as her pre-children era. Pearce, a native of Walnut Creek, and h e r husband Michael, have two children - Sally, age 9, and Robert, 6. They have lived in Newport Beach for four years. On the cover ... Julie Pearce of Newport Beach models a Mary Martin Petite jumpsuit made with a jacket. The white, gray and cerise outfit is of polyesterlarnel blend. FASHIONS: Courtesy of May Co., S ou th Coast Plaza, roordina ted by Carol Landis, fashion consultant. LOCATION: South Coast Plaza. PHOTOGRAPHER: Charles Starr, Daily Pilot sUJff. S he is president of the Junior Ebel! Club of Newport Beach . Her club has been a non-profit community service organization since 1946. Its objective Is to "build a better community" and has won numerous awards on the local and state level for its accomplishments. The club has achieved these awards by volunteering thousands of hours in areas such us a school age mothers program, CPR classes. babysitting clinics, u new home for dependent children. Casa Teresa, pre-school 1dcnt1Cicat ion program, Girls Club of the Harbor Area and a Dangerous Stranger Program for children. In add1t1on to contributing time to the community. NB Junwr Ebell m"mbers contribute money · A Valt•nttne Ball was held at Balboo Buy Club and this month a Newport Harbor Cruise on lhe Catalina Holiday raised funds. Members are busy now planning a Unique Boutique for Nov. 18. Proceeds from the functions t.>e n e f1t the Orange County Rescue Mission, March of Dimes, Harbor Adult Day Care Center. Orange County Riding Center, UCI Medical Center, American L egio n ess ay co ntest , Orangcwood (the new home for d e p e nde nt ch ildren). and Fairview Besides time Pearce spends with her family and her club work. she belongs to Anderson PTA. visits the gym regularly and loves lo snow ski and play tennis Robnsons REGISTER FOR ONE HOUR OF PRIVATE MAKE·UPAND SKINCARE LESSONS. t AT OUR CHANEL BEAUTY CLINIC Focus· e><pert make up aRd skin care advice Fee· S25 to be applied to any Chanel cosmetics purchase lrom our luxurious collecuon When. October 28. 29 and 30 Call: (71 4) 644·2800. ext. 685 or register In Robinson's Cosmetics. 197. Newport only . ----------~~--- ('.t . Coull DAil V Pit 0 T /$u11tJOy O<.lobttr I l . 1982 • movie premiere Diabetes group plans gala for 'Six Weeks' By VIDA Ol!:AN Of the Olllly f'llol I i." Tht· Orun~t· Cuun1y P1t•11111•11• Co11\n11th'I' of t h" A mt• rt n 1 n D 1 uh t· t e s A :.., tH 1 ,, t 111 n h n 11 unnoum't'<I lht• wu1 Id pn•m1l'rt ' of "Sax Wt't•ki." sta1 rm~ DuJlt•y Moure und M111·y Tylt•1 MoOlt• Ot.'<.· U at tht· EJwarJs C11wma. :mo Nl'wport Ct•nll'r Unvt· A bltwk lit· artt•1 llwall'r d1ni11•r wall follow al Tht> H1t1 TIH•n •ll bt• mort• 1nformnt1t1n on this gala AIH fo'OHCE BALL Tht• UC:LA l'olur Guard ha1> bt.'<.'n sc..•lt.'<'tl>d by till' HHI:! A11 Fon't.' Ball l'Ommlltt't.' Lo prt.>:.cnt ttw l't>lori. durinJ.( the• o~·nmg ('ercmonws of this yl•nr's t'Vl•lll 0 11 Ck-t 22 in th<• Ct.•ntury Plaza Hotel Nt•wpurt Beach restdt•nt W11l1am Lyon. prt>S1Jcnt of tlw Wilham Lyon Curnp~111y dnd chairman of the board of Air <:~11 . is the chairman 'MASKED BALL: ThP bo.iru ol d1rt'<.'IOi'S of the Girls Club of the Harbor an·a a rc planning a masked ball Saturday. Oct 30, in the Irvine Coast Country Club, 1600 E. Coast H 11othway. Nl'wport Beach. Costumes are optional .md ttt·kl'ls urt· $15 per person Cockuuls and hors d'0t.•uvrt~ will tx· served Crom 8 pm. Lo I am with ('nlc•1·winmenl • scheduled at 9 There'll bt.• pnwi. awurded and dancing at the ball. THE S HIFT: The LA/NY art cxh1b11. whal·h will be on view through Nov 28 at Newport Harbor Art Museum and UCI F111t> Art Gallery, was prev1ewl'd by more than 1.000 fine arts patrons, general members. artists and special guests. More than :wu ot the group rl'maim~ al the museum's Sculpture Garden Caft• for dinner Artist.'\ represented m tht• show. all of whom were from 1 he Los Angeles art•a and now are from New York, include Richard Armijo. Jack Barth, Ly nda Benglis, Max Cole" David Dt-utsch. J ack Goldstein, Bryan Hunt. Robert Kushner. Barry Le Va and John Lees. Also Lort:n Madsen. Ann McCoy. Allen Ruppt'rsbt•rg, David Salle. H ap T1vey. William Wt•gman a nd Elyn Zimmerman FEED YOUR BONES. "We· arl' pll•<™-'<i at the turnout," said Margo Stuart Shf' was chairman of lhl' "Feed your Bonl's" dmner held at Cano's Seafoods of Mexico to benefit the Natural History Foundation of Orange County. "From about 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. guests wc>re waiting to get to their tables. And tht•rc.• was a lot of interest 111 the displav of fos!.ds found in Orange County We expect to reahw about $4,000 from the dinner." Among those attending wcrt• Peter Hl'rman. Sharon and Jack Raub, Judy and Tim Haadinger. Evelyn Hart. Geoff and Vicki Stack 1she was co-chairman) and Jane and Frank Merkel Cano's donated 40 percent of all dinner and drink tabs Lo help NHFOC est.abhsh a natural history museum in Orange County t' j • I . triei, Etnwthyst necklut'l' off t•rt•d for salt• at '1·\·t·d Your Bones• parl ) Lyndn Bt•nglis' lead and tin art pair at NHAM ~ix lo t-"ight million year old hurk's tooth held by Margo S tuart. The fo ii upgrndt•d a t the Be lcourt dcvdopmenl in Newport Rt•ach was donated by NHFOC by J. M. Pete rs Co. ,. ' E. G . Chamberlin. left. and Ja<'kie Ballard with a rtist Du,·id De utsch Paul Sc·himnwl. ~II AM <'u ralo r of exhibitio n . left, \\ ith art i~t Ja<·k Ha r·th a nd hi!-painting •Altar of (;ood Fortunt•' Jacquelyn Powell applauded Jacqul'ly n PowL'll of Santa Ami was nam<'d Orange County Junior Woman of thi• Yl'ar Wednesday al the annual fashion shuw lunl'hron sponsored by the Assast.anct.> Lc•agUl' of N(·wport Beach . Junior Auxiliarv. Whalt· w111 king m the> Abandont>d Childrt>n ·s Ward in &nnkuk. Thailand. sc•vc.·ral yl'ars ago, she devclup<><l a '>fX'<'l:JI apprl'C1at1on for the need to provadt· adc.oquawly for those youngsters This led to ht•r famil y's adoption of two children with special Ol'<.'(b t_ IT'S POSSIShE;-+hv board of d1n><·t.<m;--0'--t--1~ I P rov1denc·e Speech and H<•aring Cc>ntc•r will M ore than 500 applaudl•d a!. P o w r ll approached ltfC' s tag(• <it South C0<.1<;t Pl<1w I !owl to rccc1v(· a gold nwdL1l fur hn mo1ny l·ontnl>uuons tn h er ('Ommun11y m cultural. phlla11thrnp1l and t·1vie tlC'S Sht• i.., marm-d to Donald Powt·ll and is the mothc·r of four l'hildn·n Powl'll has bt~·n an Orange l'uunt v n ·s1dl·nl for '27 Yl•an; PITwrll'i; othC'T' ac.trvitrl"S mdude YOluntCC' st•rv1n· with Li Casu. tnc.· fund-raising :..uxlliary of the• nt•w A lbl·rt Sitton h onw for abused and abL1ndom.cJ l h1ldn•n I sponsor the Cl'nter's 7th annual bc•ncftt Thursday. Oct. 21. at the Nl'Wporl Marriott Hotel. I I I I I J L The black tie evening ha1> the• thtmc "Achieving the lmpossibk· Drc·.im" sinc.·e thl' center's 16·year dream for a pt·rmanent home becomes a reahty this winter The new fac1hty 1s located an the medical complex of St J()S('ph and Childrens Hospitals. Orange. Jan Knowlton and Charla• Vic k o f B roadway Plus will provide entNtaanment during a musical revue following ccx:kuuls at 7 p.m . and dinner at 8. · Benefit Chairman Thomas R. Testman o! Ernst and Whinney of Newport Beach says more than 25 exceptional prizes mcludang a 14 -day transcanal Caribbean cruise will be awarded Tickets are $175 per person and reservauons may be made by calling the cente r. 639·4990. CA WELL MA SE\' EST. 1752 Jt:W: SHOWER (;(LS II VIOlCT, fmslA TtAROSE. ..r £TC ••. 11.50 People who nee<l people should alw1y1 check the Service Directory In the DAILY PILOT but I'll be the best dressed kid in town after I'ue been to Petite Marche. INFANTS. TODDLERS, 1·14'1 TOOi 389 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA• 842·4'71 4 J acque lyn Powell shows off , he r woman o f the year award. Halliday's For th e t rad it ion a 11 y dressed woman ... 17th & lrvlM Ave., N~wpoft h•ch, C1lif. (714) 64J..07'2 Powdl. orw of 17 n om1n;11t·d fur thl· award said, "I'm gt•tting lhc· award for !>unwthang l'vt· en)Oyed." On stagP with h t-r W<·r<· l:i!.t vt•a r·.., wmm•r Barbara K1lponl'n dnd Susan StrJn~ .. wom.m of th<• year award comm1ttc'<· t·ha1rman Ovc•r lhC' pas t ntn<· yl'arc.,, c.,hc· h<.1!> been dedicated lo l wo guilds of ChildrMs llosp1tal o f Orange County. Small World and Jat·k and Jill A" president of th<' Small Wo rld Guild and whilt• serving on the• board of that organ1u1t11m. s hl' was able to broadt>n tht> fund -raising dforts of ht'r membership on behalf of CHOC's Outpat1t•nt Clime. Powl'll 1s C'urrenllv on the CHOC All-Guilds fashion show advisory board Stninj( introdul'c-d Judges Sophw Ccndl'l l\lr.. Alvin Cox. J Robt-rt Fluor. &•rnardo Yorba Wilham A Furniss and Mrs Robc·rt Harris Dora Brigham \\'dS l'hairman of the ev<'nt wh1t'h fc•atur<•d a fa~hton show t·oordinated b) K111v L<-sl11 11f Nc1man-Man·us 'Otht'r l'Ontm1lll'<' mC'mbers were Marty Elholl -' V1kk1 Johnson. Rene Gerry. Carol Hoppe, Emil\. Wrcshoff. Martha Ball. Sue Guggl'nhl'im. Linda Thompson. Pat Be-ek. Marlt>nl' Quandt and Judy Lawrl'ncc>. auxiliary chairman. Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel Ferndales and Princess Cruises PRESENT THE FABULOUS ''LOVE BOAT'' Sl IJ001' open I r m '-,ht1\\ 2 15 r m. BRIDAL SHOW Commmlator and Star of the Show NBC TELEVISION'S ~~ ..4a11<µ FREE ADMISSION (Bride & 2 G ueS1s) -LIMITED SEATING LIVE ENTERTAINMENT• DOOR PRIZES FOR AITENOING BRIDES Come for a day of romance on the n111hr rrn\rl ChriJll11n \'frddin1t ~rVtl't' CrHlal \\ rrl1linii (.akr fop• C:ua101n Crlltm Darrrll'' 11rdrwk Form11I \\ rtr , 0.rnl"n•um• 111 El"ltlrtrr h rnd11lr• high seas with your crew: Jnhn Crnndnll Jew1•lro Jn rph Cooprv Umn11•1nr• Juth t'rrn tra. Wt<ldin11 ConJ111ltAn1 Karp l11trr1or Carden• I 11nrnmr Co.mrllr• l,01o l<rv Proourttoru Mobile D1'K'n /11hn ~1 Produl'1ton•. lnr. :\la1wl11·, S1u;hn M111n' \ 1tlro Plnrn Hahn Pnn1·r'5 Cru1M'' f.oo.l C.nmp11n'' ~ l'\lm South < 08" l'lu• llottl \rt1,1u· t1om1 Marriott plan of expansion goes European This year marks the 55th year since J. Willard Marriott opened the door of his tiny Washington D.C . Hot Shoppe Stand and began selling hot sandwiches and cold root beer. In expanding from this small enterprise. Marriott opened his first hotel. The Twin Bridges Marriott Mo tor Ho tel. a l so located in Washington D.C. Since then he has opened a total of 109 potels throughout North America. the Middle F.ast and Eu.rope . The Marriott Corporation has had .a. ver y progressive expansion in the past and the promises of the future are just as far re aching and rewarding. Marriott'$. introduction into the European Mark e t is the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel and the L edra Marriott H otel in Athens. The Amsterdam Marriott is a five-star luxury hotel. located in the most convenient and lively part of the city. The view from the Ams terdam Marrio tt combines the his t o r y and --...,.1 no1"'ll8l'l<:e-of -cobbled streets--with- the fun and exciteme nt· o f a modem bustling city. Located in the Leidseplien. m the heart of Amsterdam. the Marriott is just minutes away ,from exciting night life. shipping. restaurants. international boutiques, thea ters and picturesque canals. The hotel has 400 comfortable and spacious guest rooms. Each is tastefully decorated with individually regulated air conditi oning, direc t dial telephone with message light. radio, and color TV with two closed circuit channels showing full length feature films, free of charge. The hotel spec ializes in organizing meetinp. conferences . . .and gala banquets. They have translators on hand. secretarial services. and audio visu al (See MARR IOTr, 08 Pase C•> ' Royal Viking Li ne takes c ruising beyond c ity street s 10 hist oric Mediterranean If you think you've seen 1t all. sta rt again at the beginning. Along the sun-blessed shores of the Mediterranean. Here the Greeks taught us the meaning of art and science. The Romans gave us a code of law and justice. Great religions and great civilizations flourished. Royal Viking Line offers a series of two-week cruises t o these unforgettable lands. Each cruise is a legend all its own. In the spring. cruise from Athens 14 days round trip to - parts that include Villefranche o n the French R iviera. T o Medieval Dubrovnik on the Adriatic and Venice. romantic 83 ever Or in autumn, sail eastward for 13 days to the Black Sea and the Russian resort ports of Yalta and Odessa. Plus a jeweled strand of Greek I.stands with fabled names like Rhodes and Mykonos. Other cruises take you to the Holy La nd a nd the ancient treasures that line the shores of Turkey and Egypt. Or you can sail the length of the Mediterranean and on across th e Atl a nti c, c alling at Casablanca, the Canary lslands. Dakar and St. Thomas. R oyal Viking ca n a l so . transport you to the "Land of the Vikings." Cruise to a nc ient haunts d eep in the fjo rds of Norway. Then cross the Arctic Circle to the North Cape. illumin a te d b y the e ndless summer sun. Or traverse the Gulf o f Finland to Le ningrad with its palaces o f Czarist R u ss1a . restored and radiant. sailing to or fro m London/Cop e nhagen. comb i n e both cruises into a month-long adventure. Sail from the old world and new following the Vikings' wake w estbound for 21 da ys v ia Iceland's geothermal wonders. You can even drink in the vintage w i n e co untr y of Bordeaux. ln 1984 cruise the British 1.sles. calling at the S he tfands. the bonny lsle of Skye and Dublin's fair city where the girls a re so pretty and the conversation flows as profusely as the stout. Join Royal V1k1ng's World Class Cruising on e ither the Royal Viking Star or tht> Royal .Y1ktnR Seas , Orango <.,ooi.t DAILY PILOT /$unduy Oc.lobor I/ 1982 ('5 Inter-conti nental hotels offer. seasonal prices Inter -continen tal hotels 1n G e rmany will offer spenal package rat{'S this Wlnll•r anJ lhl• foll o wing summl•r a l six prope rties in Bl•rlin. Culugm" Dussddorf. Frankfurt, Hanovl·r and Hamburg. Prices are approximately $29 per person. pe r night, doubk occupan cy. with a s1nglt' s upplement available at approximately $20. Taxes. service c harges. <1 welcome drink and a hearty buffet breakfast are all included in the package price. Rates arc· effective Nov. 15, 1982 through Jan. 15. 1983 ; June 15. 1983 through Aug. 15, 1983 and every weekend thereafter unul Nov 15, 1983. The six luxury hotels offl·r e v e r y a m e n i t y f o r t h l' international traveler B eautifull y appo1n tC'd guestrooms are equipped with color television. taped music: and mini bars. Most of the hotl'ls fe ature h ealth ce.1 ters with swimming pools. saunas and sophisticated exercise equipment F i n e r es taurant s offer ou t sTanOi ng local and international cuisine. For thl· business traveler. excl'lll'nl communications and se<:retana I services are available !he howls ar e conveniently located close to the business. shopping and tourist attraet1ons of each city. Mu-;ic lovers are sure to sing the• pral!>l'S of Vienna and the s1x'<.·1al l·ultural pockagc planned this wintC'r by the the Hotel lnu·1 (onllm•nldl Vienna. Th(• lnt("r-l·ontinental plan 1 n l' I u d l' s l w o n i g h t s • an·ommodauon with breakfast buffot . ..1 la carte• dinner at the hotl'I '~ t·lt•gant R o tisserie Rl·staurant, transfers to and from tlw arr port hy private limousine and 1Jrx·rn or theatt>r ucket of the gut·st"s eho1t"<' The· l'tty's ou t s tanding ;.irch1tl'<.'turc>, excellent museums, fint• n-staurants and proximity to Alptm· skt rc'SOriS make Vienna <t n 1d1· a I w 1 n t Pr h o I 1 da y dl•st 1na t1on Thl· luxurious Hotel lnte r - ninttnl'nWl V1t•nna overlooks the l'll~"!> St:.iupark and 1s close to the upl•ra house'. the Ho fburg lmpl·t tJI Palan· and some of \'1t·nn.1·.., m1r.t t•k·gant shops. Co~>t of the p ac k a g e is approx1matdy $144 per person, double occ upan cy. with add111onal davs available at approxrrruHely S4J per night. Single ~uppleme n-rs-a-r e--f J\'<iilabk· at $53 20 for two nights .. , 1th <1dd111onal nights at $66.50. Thl• r,11<•s an• l'ffect1ve from No\' I through March 3 1, 1983. Ta:>.c•s .ind M1rv1(·t• C'harges ar e intludt·d Atbenaeum Inte r -continental in Athens F OREIGN TRAVEL CHART cuU. to the 1quare mile than any country In the warld -about 400 lllel have been found, and 10me 200 CMtlee or rum. of cutlet 1dll clearly exilt. Durinc the 1princ and IWml\er of 1983 an entertainment such u a play, concert or paaeant will be put on within the walla of every major a.de. l . ,... ~ e I I I I B & PASWOITS Post off ica Ila!• and MdlrU ~ .. pc111P11..-, Mclll OOll!tr-. un-... 1119 lrip • QJtl-fined to the W1 111 rn , ....... f0/lto•11 ........ 115 wale! lar """ l1rrwrwia1 ~MO~· .. ,,,.,.. ... 0 m., °' )OU( oct , '"iot of ~o~ r· 11',~ "'"" f' Vito totrat u . or noturo~olfon !IGP"L ~· i-"' 0 • --. < . vtS.u SHOn Al 1111 munlry's US From 'f'AI ph'f"CIO" Embmty a at !tit a at o l'aptal ~ OI )QI tnltf 0 CD.tllry. Mclll OOlll"* out· NtG adl Ol~J eidt tJ Caodo ond of Alna> en! th ~o~ NMrtctJ whn <h· ... • 0 j)l'OtJletn .. Hwldld '" QM'll'rlll )OUCl't~~ lllQ ttr'laql 01 ...Cl oi tholt YfAJ en Yl1111f9. °"' l!'Olltl Al 1eo11 or. month btlln yQJI tnp. '2 IO $3 Pl' WISO. Around S5 't ~---ond ($ dOlro. You '"'1.::* o ~h• Orone-PQl!IPI".' )OU 'I Humon oen reoetve a fl9tt'cy_ '"'" Ylta. 11111alaotl0n offlclt on otll if II'• ~·be*" ~d for o ~ trltl orly ~ . ~noMM MSICATlOMS IMSUIAIU llfTmMnCJW STUll8fT IO llll\9'S UCBISI Willi 10 rhe C".ounol From 'rQK physooon In oddllO'I IO CIEE's y"" lotal Ameroln on lnterno11onol a ot o raptal 10 pO\ )QI con gr1 Au10fl'Clblll "-:too- Educot~ol Ex· mort~Wllh hon (MA) «to ~ l@ld F rri Hall a'd Com-~ . Yoril. N. Y. ~o n y . 549 10017. l1oson1v1ll1 Rd . B11orchlf Manor· 1 N.Y 10610. Coll tall- frtt ~J .2QS2. Ni.,.-. )QI """" Any COO"'''f VoU Every coun1~ ,, All countries vou dltixu'lts on pb'lf travel Ill 'f'Oll 19 1nttrts pion to ctM '" tiqi~ llltwccunlry lr011t , lllUM U::i lllllarlCal .... ~....,,, .. .. ·- Two~ Two~ You can receive 1 pwnNt O'MIWOCJ!tly ot ti. AAA offa 16 Pl'.,... °'Pl"dl on llnglh 1S ' of tnMll tlf'N Bole COYffOQt le. IWO monll'e • S.S. I :::i:°~ l'he Clnt• IQ' llit-Not Mryont ,_. This Pl'""' hilt ~ eo.C,onll'Ol<ICM• lnlUl1llnC9; but II wilt lormol ton •n 11\t u~erogt up to "'°'~~I tilt ~ 11.cbi mm world'• 11101•~ ,ooo, You muet IOCcl "' llOtt htOl 111 o ote1dtn1t ond ~o~~ rn. ltlol .,.. ft ~"*" IO fltld .... -ltudlnt OU what medical ~·111an1" ~..,-.:-: ~to bring two pouport·li• ~-I~ P'IOIOI~ t:": Wiii :J.:~ Y,:a11 ~ OU tft/111 .. 9llit OM ~-tin ~lllCQlt)'QI ~--~ ~"*" over11u. Corry . =~'I ,, .... . f;I Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 17 . 1982 ~(~~~~ !.~~~~~urt~l IA~er~~A~~. h•~:~~,u~~h•· >'ttd of ~ ,, ' -1, $7t'16 conn('('t1tm with Pntr1l·k Nov1·111llt'r i-:rr1•t·t1 v1• ~ ,,;;_ tlt>nry Jntt·rnultonul ltw J1111. 1, 1 l.IUJ. tht• pn<'l' «>, <'I' -SAS 111 comlnH up hu nnno1.rncl'd t h rt•t• dro1>S to $3'4\I ~with two oulumn tour 5l'Vcn -nlght prut1rum8 i''or thc111t• lntttrt'litcd in pu<.•kagt•w that of for a <.'<>mbinin' London with London-only for u wt~·k, Wt<t•k In Copcnh11aten for other rnupr dtlt•s OQ the 1' u tric k ~It• 11 r y l n l ' I as fow rui $69~. lncludlng <.•ontlrwnt. All progroms ullt•N u seven duy, six trip airfare from Los are cxdw1lvf' u( iurfort• 111~ht program mcludlng Lufthanaa, wi th dally departures Crom Loa Angeles and San Francisco puts a $719 "inflation fighter" fare into effect Oct. l for round trip flights to Fran.kl urt. Roundtrip flights to Munich are $748 and to Berlin, $852. And with both fares you can stay up to three months. S o co nfid ent as Lufth ansa o f its ' punctuality that it will pay passengers $50 lo UOO for any flight ;'con nection s missed ·because of late arrival lrom the West Coast. Ther.e will also be a special $400 payment for any lost baggage, in addition to whatever other claim that might have to be paid. Air Franc e , is reducing its round trip Los Angeles Paris Apez fare to $809. There will also be offering land packages for as Ii t tie as $358 per person. double occupancy for nin e nights accommodations and continental breakfast. Numer ous s k i packages offered this winter provide round trip ai rfar e , accommodations, and ski passes for $1 ,009 per person. World Airways has announced a round trip far e from Los Ang£•l cs t•ff ecllve T he L o ndu ri & hoto l. trunsft.>rs und thrnugh Dc.>t:. 14 Amst e rdam prugi u"' si~ht1C1•1•lnu for $139 Brltl1b Alrtours 1:1rc offering round trips from Los Angeles to London for as low as $599 plus $6 departure tax. Air New Zealand - on Aug. 25, Air New Zeal and inaugurated twice weekly 747 service non -s top from Los Angeles to London Departing in the early. evening on both W ed ne sdays and Satur days. Air N e w Zealand is offering complimentary cocktails and h eadset t o all passengers and au meals are served on china or New Zealand pouery. To celebrate its new service, the airline has a new program, "The Best of Britain at Bargain Basement Prices." The program offers one full week in Great Britain, comple te· with h o te I accommodations, rental car with u n limited mileage. p l us full English style breakfasts for only $39. KLM -announced it's Europe on Sale Again! Fro m Nov. 10, 1982 through March 24, 1983. KLM wilt offer a $649 round trip airfare from Los Angel es to Amsterdam for travel on Wednesda y and Sundays. l'OllSislS of thri•t• nights Ill l1111Cl:'d 0 1\ l WU pt•l'!IOllS Lu n d u n , h u I ( d 0 y l>hurmg a room. 111ghtseving Ill LunJon':s Norlbwewt Orient, has West ~nd. trunsportut1un unnouncc.•d three.• new via rail in the li:ngHsh programs o n a ll its channel. then via ferry flights to Europe from to Amsterdam; lhrl'e the West Coast. night's ac.'t0ommodat1on in EffecUvc as of Oct. I, Am s t e rdam , a n 198~. lht.> round trip Am ste r dam Ca nal a d va n l·l• purc h ase Cruise, rat! transporuon excursion far<' (APEX) from Gatwick airport to will be $719 fro m Los Vi c t or ia Station Angeles to Hamburg. r ound trip, l·o ntirw nlal Gl•rmany. (The fare does breakfas t daily and hotl'I not include the $3 U.S . tax and st•rv1re charges. d eparture lax and 1s Pr 1 ('es. e ff cc· ti v l' subJel't lo restrictions.) qct. I 1hr(fugh Dec. 31, Northwc.·sl is one of the start at $:M9 ECft.><.·tivc only airlines o ffering J an. I. 1983 thro ugh direc t ser v i ce from Mareh 21 thL• pracl' (per Culifornia t.o Hamburg. p e r s o n , d 0 u b J l' For business travelers, occupanc·y) drops to Northwest now offers $329. sleeper-type seats, an exclusive feature to the airline in its executive class. The London & Paris program indudL•s three: n ights in London, half day sightseei ng o f L ond o n's Wl's t End , roundtrip transportation fro m Gatwick airport and Vic to ria s tation. transporta tio n by rail and ho vercra fl from L ondon to P a ris and return . h a lf day sightseeing o f Paris. three nights in Paris, contine ntal breakfast daily and r e turn transportatwn lo London and one night's accommodation, there before returning to the United States Sleeper seats are available by advance reservation at no extra c harge . There are, however, only a limited number available. Northwest also has ex tra -wide e xecutive class seating. with first- run movies and more. Business travelers flying from California to London on Northwest will fly in ftrsl class Cor the domestic por tion of their trip. First class passengers are afforde d the usual ameniti es first class passengers have come to Prices pe r pe r son. e><pect, including sleeper double occupancy start at seats. Ski bargains for winter sports enthusiasts Eu r o p e ' s m o s t Francisco, seven nights glamorous winter s ki accommodation in twin reso r ts, Innsbruc k , bedd ed r ooms with Kitzbuehel, Dovos. ·St. private bath, continental Moritz and Zermatl, are breakfast and dinner being offered for as little daily, airport transfers. as $995. local host, car rental, tips, Featured in Specific t axes and se r vice Tours' "Ski Europe charges. 1982/83" brochure. the T he program appeals pac kage includes air to a ll wanter s ports transportation from Los e nthusiasts and to all A n e 1 e s a n d S a n tastes and ketbooks. The fiv e world - renowned resorts feature an incredible variety of alpine skiing, allowing even intermediates to ski 100,000 feet altitude drops. o n b eautifully groomed slopes. Cross country skiing, c urling. bobsledding, iceskatjng. tobogganing and hang gliding make for unlimited win~r fun Specifi c Tours' select i on o f accommodations range from m o dern con d o miniums lo medieval -:astles. from rustic lodges to elegant palaces. All hotel arrangements inc~ude two meals a dav while condominium packages exclude m,eals. Gaing Places + liBportBac Bags! Come and visit the exclusive LeSportsac Shop 1n South Coast Plaza. You'll love the vast selection of bags and accessories for Fall. LeSponaac South Coast Pla•a 3333 Bristol Street Costa Mesa., CA 92628 714 6671283 I l Marriott branches out with more hotels l''rom l'ul(~ ( ·~ l' l1 u I p rn 1• n l t o 1 n t• <' 1 y fJ u r l11tllv1<.lu11l rwt•da alon61 with a wldl' runl(t' of t'()nfore~ roonw. 11daptubll• in 111w. ull 110und proof pnd alr~<'tmdltloned h111m· Om· ol M1.1rr111ll'ic m·w~l and mottt t•><c:lllng pr<.iJNt lWI I• thto Lt·dru M urraull loc·11tc•d 1n duwntown Athl"nll :::khc.-duled t.{1 opc:on in thto autumn of llJ82, thlii rlvt'-s lar Mu r r1o ll H o tel 111 cu1wl•n11·11tly lol·atro JO minult>s from P11•1:1t•u11 und 4!0 11ll11ulL·s Crom lhl· uirport Cu11t1nu1ng In the Marriott 1rud111on of o(f<ormg llB gu<.1la the b t· i, l In q u u I 1 t v 1 h c Led r a will oftl·r thn·•· tounaea ana thrN' rnL~ur&u'l lJ, Including a pc>0hlidc• bar with food service. The rt'11l111.mmt tucllltlt•ll olliO offer a wide variety of chokt• fi'rom threu I uu ngt·•. "'rh1• 1Tcrrt.1cc, Tht• Librury. 11nd lhc Windjammer." to two 11llractlvt• restaurants, "The• Dutt•h Inn " und the "Port O' Amsterd1:1rn ." &Kh offers u unique selling and & com C orlu bl c u l rnos p here. Marriott's warm hOHpit.alhy und the Out.ch p<.>Ople make ll easy for you to feel lhol you 'n: al T he hol(ol will prov1<lc thl' wry finest In c·ulsinc, St:rvke and amt.•ni t1es to its guests, suc·h us fresh greenery. fluffy bathrobl•s, Lhf't'l' ph o n<'s per KUcstroom, doorbelhi on each door. p1f)<'d-in music, heated towel:., m housc movies and a rooftop swimming pool and jacuzzi. Th,.c restaurant.al will Include a fomll Y 1tyle -restaurant, "'rhe Konu Kai Polynesian," and a go urnwl s pc•clal restaurant , o ffering t r &di tion a l Greek fuvonl<'s. T hl' Marriott Hotels arc very proud of their products and the tl'um work that has helped to L'rcal<' the Marriot s pirit. Thia hod built enthusiasm among the t•rnployecs, which is paased on to ltS gUCi>ts Exchange your currency before traveling Through Deak-Perera you can purchase up w 120 foreign currc n<.·1cli before you go abroad The c urr e n t:y exchange agency with an oCfice in South Coast Plaza also o ff ers "travelers checks in U S d o llar s a nd the curre n c ies o f ma1or foreign t'ountries. And , with 1t s currency-by-mail order forms, you can obtain curre ncy and travelers checks by r egist e red mail. Contrary to poµufar open. bL•lief, you don't auto-Deak-Perera as one of mutll«illy gt·t bt•ttcr the oldest and largest c.•x«hanlo(l' rau.·s ovt·rseas foreign t•xchangc farms Ofu•n the ratt.'S art: 1 n th e W es le r n at·tually the same -or Hemisphere lt has more heller here at home l h a n 7 0 o f f 1 t· c s And by e xc h anging worldwide, whe re 120 currem·y bl•fore you go. currencies are bought, you're protected from sold and ext'hanged 24 the uo ce rta1nt ~ o f hours a day. currency fluctuations Si n ce 1928, D eak - while you are abroad. Perera has t.'xchangcd What's more, you more foreign currency won't h ave t o spend for industry. travelers valuable time in lines-at · a nd banks than any f o r e ign a irports o r other financial insutu- waitin for banks to tion in the United Statc:s. ln fact, hundreds of bunks use Deak-Perera fo r their exc hange transac tions . Why? B e <.' a u s e 1 l o f f e' r s complete and convenient services, and because Its e xc hange rates are as good or better than those offered by most financial ins titutions here or abroad. If yo ur busi n ess req u ires you to send money t o over seas d estinations, Deak-Per- cr has the answers. Drive Away! Sail Away! Fly Away! f Register at any South Coast Plaza Store during 15th Aoni\tersary Sale October 14th-17th for Grand Prizes! • Choice of ISU ZU I-Mark Deluxe 5-speed or ISUZU P't.1p 5-speed truck. • 7-0ay Hawaiian Cruise for 2. courtesy of American Hawaii Cruises. (Airfare not included). • 4 PSA trips-for-two to San Francisco, includin1! lodging at SHERATON Fisherman's Wharf and use of HERTZ Automobile . • Plus two $25 gift certificates courtesy of THE LIVERY, and many more pri zes . SOUTH COAST PLAZA \'Al.ET PARKl:\G-all ~1all hvurs· 10-9 weekda)·s. 10·6 Saturda)'; 12-5 Sunday A collecbtJn ef fine restaurcm_ts in one ANTONELCO .. STO•••TE place seU!ll.!J:... .... 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TO l lR, OPERATORS, CRtlJSES, TO.UR I 'T OFF I C~ ·, AI RL I . E~·, AND CAR • 1 R-£ TAL CO~I PA!NIES PLUS OT HER REPRE 'ENTATil.E · __ i\LSO 0 1 IB 0\\ 'i TRA \EL AGE 'T \\'ILL BE ON HA 0 TO A\S\\'ER ALL YO UR Ql'E 'T IO , • Obtain Travel Broc hures • Get \'acarion Ideas • Enjoy Oktoherfest Band • Enjoy Scottish Bag Pipes • Bring yo ur frie nd • Wa tc h our German Dance rs • Lates t Information on a irfare~ Learn all about tha t trip to Europe you have been wanting to take. Lots of brochure and lit era ture will be ava ilabl e. Our trave l counselors will be able to give you the late. t and most up to date airline far es and assist yo u in planning your trip. Whether yo u want to know the lowest airfare to Lond on or the First Class fare to Rome, come to the European Travel Festi va l where a ll your questions will be answered . (:\no:-:-from South Coast Plaza Hotel) SPEC IAL - Passport Photos: On ly $3°0 By specia l arrangement, Asso ·iated Cardillo Travel has a rranged ~or a prof es ·ional ---..~togiapber to take_on:.t.he.: __ _ spot passport photo. for one-third of th e pri ce yo1:.1 '>-vo uld pa y elsew here. DOOR PR I ZE~ • AMER ICA AIRL INES round trip for two to London • BR I T~~ll CAL~DO IAN AI RLI ES roun c~ trip for two to London • THl1STl lOl'SE FORTE • It TERCO T INE TAL HOTEL. • ROY AL VIK I G LI E._ Drawin gs wi ll be held at various times during the day. Drawings for th e trips to London will be held at 5 ::~0 pm on premi e of Festi va l Ground . Winner need not be present to win. ASSOCIATED CARDILLO TRAVEL SERVICES P.O. BOX 19824 IRVINE, CA 92713 . • . . : I ~ . . ~ . JI • , .. • • • . . • • • • • ' .. . .. .. . . ~ • : c .. . .. .. ... .. • (41 '•': • •I "' •1 I I .. I, I .. •• .. .. .. 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CAR RENTALS A VIS Hertz HOTELS Sheraton lnterconunental Trusthouse Forte M arriott AIRLINES American Airlines Air New Zealand KLM British Airways British Caledonian Lufthansa SA S A ir France N orchwest Orient Frnnair Plus TOURS & CRUISES Specific Tours Unique Holidays Autos Europa Brrtrail British Tourm A uthority Mella Tours Lindblad Tours Royal Viking Cruises Trafalgar Informat ion on travel insurance by: Travelers Insurance Information on purchasing foreign traveler's cheques. and purchase o f foreign currency by : Deak Perera. .. Information on purchasing your new car o verseas: by Autos Europa Information on transportation to and from airpo rt by Regal limo Se rvice • • I I i 1 '" Dilly Piiat SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1982 REAL ESTATE 08 Buy computer or hire? Data processing services: The pros and cons By KAREN KLEIN Of"'-0.., ...... t i•" We are In the midst of on er.1 w hen people rely on compull'rs to write their grocery lists. amuSl' their children and balance thl'1r checkbooks. The services of l'Omputers arc especially vital for business<$ 1£ they want to remain compel1t1ve Gone are th e days wht'n a bookkeeper's hand-ledger system was sufficient to handle all of a company's accounting needs. Bu t for small -and med1um- s12ed businesses, the n.' 1s an alternative to the large capital m os t co mputer pun:has e s r e quire : hiring a computer service bureau t o do the l-omputang and avoiding purchase of a computer for use in houSt• What are the pros and cons? One company has experience with both sides.· Env1ronmentals, Im· a hnen- r en ta l bu s iness based 1n Anaheim. bou~hl a computer an Besides the initial purchase price of a mainframe, such a s this processor at Orange Coast College, co t include 1981 to handle its g e n eral al't'OUnling and payroll. Then t he t:urnpany w1·nt through munths of headache and worry over a c.'Omplex machine p<!nwnnt>I weren't equipped to handll.'. ssud Jan 81agiott1, payroll supt.<r v1sor The payroll personnel weren't able to progrum the de tailed 1nformauon rf'quired for th e ct1mpany's 1,600 employees, she said The l'Om putcr would break down for no apparent reason. Nagging bugs Ill the system just weren't fixed. "Things would happen and we didn't know why," she said. And no one had the time to find out. This year , Environmentals, I nc we nt baclto usi n g A uto matic Data roccssing (ADP). a na tionwid <:om puter scrvict-bureau, for its payroll c:omputallons. The firm used the service an 1980 before deciding on a computer purchase. No w , Biagi o t t i s aid, h e r departme nt d oesn 't have to worry a bout the constant revisions tn tax laws that caused programme rs problems w hen they (Jsecl the an-house system. "There's nothing for us to do but compile the information into batches , then ADP picks it up and the next day our payroll is all taken care of," she said. Th£' one advantage of a service bureau. she said. 1s not havtng to worry about a system no one in the company is trained to understand. "If there's a problem with the computer, then it's their (ADP's) problem," she said. "They're the experts and \hey ·know w hat to do." Environmentals, Inc. still uses its in-house system for general accounting , s h e sai d b ut pleased with ADP's payr oll work:_ _ . Biagiou1 's story is t h e kind service bureaus use to illustrate the ease o ( their system and the dafflcullies or buying a computer. 1---,.-....ogrammer.s., software.., mainte nance and insurance. Capita l outla y for a system average around $60.,000. Ba!tically, compu te' service bureaus provide two types o f service: batch service, long the staple of industry. and on-line or on ·site systems. w 1c are becoming increasingly popular, according to Joel Sarne r, an executive with ADP. w h ich has I, Look for new capital sources, Realtors told at Mesa • seni1nar- By KAREN E. KLEIN Of the 08'lr "°' ..... President Reagan's economic policies can and do work for the real estate industry -in general a nd in O ra nge Coun ty -1f Realtors know how to use them to their best advantage. trouble. Lambert said. because they are s tiJJ viewing the market '" traditional terms instead or iookang for innovative solullons to the \.•nprec;Wented decline in the market. Investors with foreign capital usually have strong motives and objc'<'l1vcs for investing, he said. "Th(•y'r c etched an stone," he said. "and they don't care to be flexible." That's the view of Benjamin V Lam bert. president and chief executive officer of the New York-based Eastdil Realty. Inc It was offered Friday at a Reaganom ics-real estate seminar held at the South Coast Plaza H o tel by T h e Society of Industrial Realtors. Thrift instJtutaons are bound to have a spurt of funds coming an. La mbert said. ''If you have money in money market funds. think seriously about putting 1t anto a thrift institution.'' Cash -o n-cash re turns from investments are what foreign investors want, he said. "Tr y pulling 82 Japanese in a room and telling them about internal rate of return," he said. The foreign market is another new source of capital that 1s "not a mirage:· he said. "The money's really there, you just have to find out how to access it." Investments made t.oday must be made for the future. ''Think post-1Rdustr ial society," he said. Th e choice be tw een a s mokes ta ck f actory and a software compu ter cen ter for investme n t purposes is an obvious example. he said. "T he economy is not short o·c capital for the real esta te community," Lambert said . But the problem most real estate agents have is trying to locate ~al capital and, once they find it, knowing how to use It. he said . Capital from Japan: Southeast Asia. Europe and the Middle East does not com e f r om a n unsophisticated market, he said. Real estate agents are having And a smart Realtor should go overboard to make sure he puts that. foreign money into good investments. But n o matter w h at the investment . t h ere are n o guar a n tees in r ea l estate, Lambert said . Personal insight key goal ~ .!f..!.t~~.1!.,ETT GREENSBORO, N.C. -Paul Givens argues that a S wiss national should head the new planet. Jenny Ramsey proposes a consortium of five individuals to guide "Earth Il." Two psychologist.s. watching beh ind the one-way looking glass. are n't all tfiat interested· in the qualifications of the proposed leaders of the new dvih zaUon. They are attuned more to the competition, noting the interruptions, the pe'rsu.asivenesa. the taking-charge in this grou p of five. "Paul'• really hard -balling it now." says Dwight Clark, a psychologist from the University of North Carolina. "Thetre locked In a relatively high lever of compell\ion." Hill Stembergh, Crom behind the looking 11.aM, note9 that Give ns, chanceJJor of Pembroke State Univeraity In North Carollna, comes from • background of committeea. He alao obeerves that Glvena always reduces Ramaey'1 classier tag of ••ClOl'UIOl'tJum" to ·~t&ee." The two were •mont_ 19 participant& In the Leadership Development Program at the Center for Cread~ Leaderahlp In Grcefllboro, N.C. lt la a week of gett.ln1 to know younelf, of leamJng· where the •t.rona polnta lie and whe~ a IJtllo fine tuninl mJcht be ~· It lt a week of tettln1f ., o o&te rvatlon thrOUJh one-way glass, vld«P apes, lnte rpr•tetlvn o r teat re1ultt, (~ by prof«'llllonals end ~n end flnally, on the last day. the setting of goals. But do the men and women who come here become better managers, better people. happier, richer. more efficient? Well, some strange things have happened at this Center. One man went back to his company and a nnounced he was leaving his wife as a result of the seminar. Another man quit his job, wen t back to his hometown and successfuJJy ran for mayor. He credited the Center. Anothe r. after "We don't have specific things we e xpect them to do when they leave. We just want to give them the best information possible about themselves." the week's experience, r allwd he wasn't happy In the 9-to-5 world. He quit his job and bought a farm on the North CorolJna C03st. That company, Incidentally. continues to send lta C>Ct'CuUvet to the Center. U.S . Army Brig. Gen . James Doiler, kid napped by the R4ld Brigades In Italy, d ropped the Center a note after hlJ ordeal and aald what h<' lea~ there helped him during h i.I captivity. Th~ a~ the offbeat. Whet the ~nter hopes for lt that thew men and W<>fMn simply g«"t o bft~r lnaight tnto th""*lve. and, hi ving that. make t0me positive cha~. Me1kel Anel'f•I• l><1w Jonr• 10 l111J11•llldl• 0\. hlOt'f I I I!>+ 9.25 11>11h1~ti.OI l (')w INl 18 , ....... " "'' ·:.,,,,, !-iee lu.1w your stock tlid 011 the Wall .,lrcct rollercoastPr thi ~ wt·elc. Pages D2, 4-.'5. Deity Noe ~ lilt Nc:Mrd It_,..., Hiring .a processing service means the bother of training ..- personne l to operate complex computer equipment is avoided. But buying the machines gives a firm a capital asset tha t brings tax advantages. regional offices in La Palma In batch service. the bureau sends a driver to pick up a batch i ns urance. elec1t,r 1c 1ty and training. all add to the costs On the other hand, proponents -- -<>Hnfoi:mation Cr~ company.. Dep ending on how much processing IS required, the pack· ups can occur once a day or once a week. The bureau then converts the infonnation into computer-ready Conn, processes it and returns the output. lake payroll c hecks or accoun ts receivable statemen ts. to the company in a one-or two-day tum -around time. Service bureaus say there are additiC\nal costs involved with a computer purchase, beyond the rutial purchase price oLL.he. computer itself. Marketing surveys done by ADP show that customers fmd a computer initially will cost them an average $60.000. The average price for a system comparable to the ones ADP uses ranges from $40,000 to $90,000, •,of m-h-OUM> sy.st~ms pc»nl-ti~---1 t hat wh en a company buys a computer there 1s a fixed cost -Contracting with a service bu re au invite s p ote ntially ~alaLing costs But the large capital outlay, Most bureaus charge a flat fee per em ployee when they handle payroll and generaJ accounting. Thus, as the company grows. rost Being on-line means that the company has computer terminals and printers an its office that arc hooked into the servire..bureau's main computers. On-site systems provide the customer with micro or minicom puters as w ell as term inals and printers Can pa yro ll confidentia lity be maintained b y allow~ng outsiders to proce ss the material, o r by keeping sensitive documents in th~ busine s ? Basic ledger service costs an average ADP customer around $858 a month -and prices haven't gone up m three years, said Samer. The estimated cost of a complete minicomputer system. if p u rchased fr om separ ate ha r dware. so f tw a r e and maintenance companies, comes to aroun d $2,860 a month o n average, he said. which many businesses can't ~CCord . is only the tip of the iceberg , service bureaus claim. Beneath lie costs Like the salary or .a prog r a m mer abl e t o communicate with the compute r in its special language -COBOL o r FO R TRAN . A good programmer commands well over $20.000 annually. ''W henever yo u h ave a computer you h ave to have prognms. and when you have pr ogr ams you have to have people to program them." said H arvey Chin , a regional mark eting s p ecialist with Burrough s O ffice Automation Systems m &mta Ana . of a service bureau m creases. whereas an an -house system's· costs remajn relal.lvely level. they claim. Compute r salespeople point out the other cost advantages of owning a co mputer : t h e hardwar e as a capital asset , providing tax credits, and is depr eciable. allowin~ a tax deduction The computer ind ustry 1s on<' in which costs aren't rising, he added. As technology increases, computer costs are ex~ted to When he's through with the com puter, an owner can sell it and recou p some of his original investment. said Peter Jensen , manager of mass marketing at lnternationa l Business Machines Corp. in Newport Beach. . corpe down -about 5 'j-)er~nl for an average system over the next few years. he explained. Maintenance, so(lware and hardware peripherals, as well as "We stlJJ get 50 <itents on the dollar on our computers. even th~ (See COMPUTER, Page 03) • ID leadership progralll "We don't have specific things we expect them to do when they leave. We don't have any axes lo grind or bones lo pick. We just want to give them the hest information possible about themselves." says S tem bc!rgh, an extrovert who never worce dow n during the 12-hour days he served as a trainer for the group. The Center. a non-profit ope.ratJon funded mainly by the Smith Richardson Foundation, o pe ned its doors In 1970 and some 3,100 execu tlves . m l 11 t a ry man , u n iverai t y administrators and othen have been here tor one of its 26 programs. The Leaderahlp Development Program ls the showcuc; the tab Is $1,800 plwi lodging and tranaportatJon. The ·participants this week. 14 men end flve wome n, malled In six hours of paper and pencil teats b c fo rr they 1rrlved at t h la modem cement a nd glaaa bulldin& set amidst 19 acres of forest, extraordln1uily tall pine trees and pine oaks with dogwood and mountain la urel beneath. 'l'hl1 group. typlcally, 11 of mixed muod when it arrives. One woman aays she was .ent here becaUR she waa a "bad girl." A burly blond man crtcks that lt's hla turn a t "charm and glamour" tchool, •• tho Center la known blic:k at his company. A third HY• h e I els hlChly honored, "I don't aus~t they're 1pend1nc $1,800 on.a loeer." He'a aot lo&lc on hls aide, but not 100 percent aot"UJ'9CY• l>r. David Calt\pbeU, psycholopt and • executive vice president of the Center, says he learned that one company was using the CentA:r as a sort or out-placement resource. a polish- the-guy-up-and-kick-him-out motif. After the Introductions are completed, each member of t he group ls given the name of someone else and told \his will be their "ta.reget" person. Come Thursday, they are told. they will spend half u day with that individual giving him feed back -a psycho-sociological term thal roughly translates into telling the guy what1a eood and bad abo_µt him. But now , a test . The pre-testing - person ality invento r ies, job satisfact ion evaluations. psychological prelerencca and so Oil -already has been analyzed by the t'Omput.cr. This test Involves finding butardlwd geome~ shapet in mazes of Unet. Later th.i afternoon the aroup takes an lQ test and la o*rved -aatn by the 11tafr through the one.w ay mlrrorw as thel perform anQthet .ctlvity. Thia time, Inst.cad o competing -aalnfl e.ch o\her u they did In Earth ll, they must U, their hand n c:ooperauon. Only they don't kno~ thet .. 'f°Mlr Ullsnment la to chooee the pttti~t of a new en e r1y company from a list of candldata. Whit they don't know ls that they all have diff....wt blta of lnformatJon. tn .>ne of the =.,the obllt""' aroan .. the rather rel.I~ -who hM the crucial lnformeUon ii (8" L£ADltMlflP, Pa .. 01) - ~ I I 1 Orcmgo Co at DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, Ootoblf I 7. 1982 DRANGICDAITITOCIB I Here are the stock market activities of publlcly traded Orange County firms for the week .-nded Friday, Oct. 16. Data provided by Newport Securities Corp. ..... 1 4,rtt• ~I •r • I Alt •v 1."' f\ : :::~:~~·'" .. i••f • M•J·~·"' .... , ..... f i8•r"l~aA "It I •• ,,. Th•r ... 1 ..... ~.,. '"'' l tO a."11i·N••POf'I ti .,,,, .. h '" lrtd4fQr~ f' t f N\l l•,.• lt•t ,, ,.,,.,.,." ... ·~~! •1. U.\ ,N ''1 "11 ...... .. ' ,, (•l"l "''' ..... • •. '& Ct r\r ,., Cc,.r C'•T"' , , ,............ "" u tl .,., •• ••1111, t~ Colt .. n vt :u e ,, .•• , ... "'" JI Coeu ·· o. frt '"" ., ro•rr• . .tr• rt C111d1111• 111 ·'" Cwtll\A•h r,. I ,1._ O•t •1 1w .. r i& n., .. 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LEADERSHIP CENTER • • • From Page 01 shouted down before he can get to 11 This is the last time the seven t.'Onsultants Hired for the observation w ill be on campus until the following Thursday. feedback day. Each participant also s pends a ha lf day with a professional. During thrs week. the rt>'s a mixture of classroom lectures. a little physical fitness. some barbed cracks as patinas erode. a lot more good· Jiatured teasing and some pretty inspirational presentations. particularly by Bob Bailey. an eeonomist by training, who serves as the other leadin~ trainer, along with Sternbergh. At one session. Bailey is talking to men and ~omen who. for the most part. manage others. tte implores them not to break the spirit of apother human being: "The old adage that c:ream will rise 1s a fallacy," says Bailey. And the n he adds, passionately and m a whisper: .. You destroy the potentlal of people by destroying thC'ir esteem, their self-worth." After the day of feedback , the re is a celebration at a Chinese'restaurant. Toasts and tributes flow as participants receive their diplomas and their .. button .. buttons The staff had been wearing red buttons with four white holes throughout the seminar and would not te!J what they meant A prom1.se 1s made that on Friday the secret will be told. J enny Ramsey. 46-year-old college professor w ho look5 about 30, says she learned more about herself rn the week than she did when she saw two psychiatrists during a crisis period of her life. P aul Givens. chancellor of Pembroke. says he learned he has to delegate more authority. PERSONAL PROFILE r- l I ---------, I I I I I INVENTORY S20 •df!t"IH)' yfN' .,,....,. 10 OUA!lnMC ot a t~IO"tl°'IO• AttO ev•ll ,,..,.. Y0411 tie,,.. .,, P0tt''4 P~ T-.m 0.ff~O""'"•n• S:0t p1 .... at1 Of O"OVP •oo 1 pl>Ofl9 ""'• Rocne S.....¥00< c.,.....,.,.,,, ~"'°'· ~ e.adl I ~ I . I I High mileage investments. Bache analysts give their buy and sen recommendations on 11 energy stocks and analyze some of the lactors affecting energy investments 1n their new report, "[nergy Stocks Pros and Cons·· In this outlook. we analyze and discuss. Economic and political developments. Seasonal demands Spot pnces The abatement of inventory drawbacks and much more To find out our th1nk1ng on these issues and our recommendations on 11 energy stocks 1ust call the nLimber below or send 1n the cou· pon Serd for your free copy of "Energy Stocks Pros and Cons" today Bache Halsey Stuart St'lields Incorporated 1301 Dove Street Newport Beach, Ca . 92660 714·752·2280 NAM( cm STAT[ 71P I I I I I I I -----~ (714) 840-1281 A '1ctlllou• Bu1lnt u Hem• lt•l•m•nl lll•d with lht County Cl•tlt II velld fOf tlwe , .. ,. eft•r which time contlnuln9 bu1lnHMe muet teflle. Pubtlcetlon 11 MH88ery only If th•t• •t• chen9ea. Cell the L ... I D•petllft•nt et th• DAILY PILOT for lntorlft•tl•n end n•etHery tomle. 142"4321 IJlt. W DAILY PILOT '· Auto stereo systeni designed for simplicity of operation lh UAllUAltA MA Yl.;lt Af New1fHhHH Tiii' l11~h I 11..llol1t y 111Jui.L1 y IJfl'Mm!ti u pw uJux Ovt•1 th1· p.i11t .m yl·u1 s 11.b 1x·nnd of t(ll'Ull'~l Jo(I OW!h ll'CltOll'lil l'Xn·lll'nl't• ha:. rcodwd 11 h1Hh lt•vt•I of dl.'vl'lopn1l•nt At lt·a:H ont• 111dustry h:adt•r suys that nothing inlrodm•l-cl In the near futur1· 111 likl'ly to greully 1111p1 ovt• un the bc1H hom1· 1..•qu1poumt already bt.•111g markl•h•d . 1Jl.•i;p1u• this ad111•v1•tnl'nt, swrt.'<1 1..•om11C11wnls art• owm.J by only un t•strmall:d :W to :JO J.)(•m•nt or Amcrrc-ans Ht·usom; SOlllt:ll mes s ugge:. tcd r or I ht.• u1spurity rndud<' the tl1H1t·ulty of undt·111umdrng tt't·hnirnl uata nl"Cl'SSUry lo st.•fl""'l <:omponl'nL'I WISE'l y dnd th(' h1ght·r l'OS t of stt•n•o Ill compuri:.on with o ther home• <'nt(:rtainmcnt products In tht• works ts an aulO sll.•n •o sys1t.•m that would prov1d<' s1mplrc1ty of o~ratlon with high quality sound, says onC' industry expt.•rl. At,-<irdmg to Dr. Amar G . Bost., prt·s1u1.:nt of Bost> Corp . a c:omponcnt makl!r spt><.:rnltzrng 111 speakers and amphhers. tht-industry 1s pursuing a st.'lf-defcaung c·oursc by marketing compom·nts with ever more t'Omplrcated t'Ontrols wh1c·h few t-onsumers can or wish to figure out. .. Enthus1a:.ts for example th<>St.· who read thl' high f1dc l1ty specialty magazin<:s - represent h:ss than one half of I 1~r<·cnt of the market." he said Yet much of the manufacturer adve rtising t1nd salC'Smansh1p m audio SJX.>c1alty stores is gcart'CI to this tiny portion of the publrc . PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tne following peraon$ are do.ng business as AS CONSTRUOTION CO 7120 Sanle Ana Ave Cos1a Mesa CA 92627 PlalC NOTICE FICTITIOUS euSIHESS NAIH STATIMINT The followl"O persona a•• dOl"O business as SUITE ARRANGEMENTS. 47 Sea latartd Ot . Newpott e .. ch Ce 92660 SA MAN lH A LISA Al(IN SEZENOL ;> 120 San1a BRANSFORD '7 SH laland Or. Ana Ave. Costa Mesa CA 92627 Newpo1t Beacl't 112&60 Th11 bus1neH os conouctect by a general partnersn1p Akon SolenOI ELAINE CEREFIN. '7th St . Newport Bea<:h Ca. 92660 T111s t>vslnen Is conducted by a gene1a1 partnerahlp. Samantha BranatOfd Thia stalement was r11ed wllh County Clerk or Orange County on Seplember 28. 1982 Thll atatement wu hied with tM County Clerk of Orange Coun!y on F1M445 Sep! 23, 1982 Published Orange Coesl Oa11y ''11141 Pilot. Oct 3 10 t 7. 24 t982 Published Orenge Cout Delly 4342·82 P1101. Sept 26 Oc1 3 10. 17. 1982 4220-112 PUBllC NOTICE FICTITIOUS eUllNESS NAME STATEMENT The rollowong per son os doing ousmess as G C IMPORl & EXPORT 337 t Nevada St Colla Mesa CA 92626 GAROON AUJANAWECH 3371 Nevada St Costa Mese CA 92626 This business 11 conduc111d by an 1nd1v1dual Garoon Rujanawec:h This starament wn !tied by 1rie County Cieri\ of Orange County on Sapleml>er 30 1982 l't&.IC NOTIC£ FICTITIOUS eUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l ne ro11ow1ng person 11 doing bvsone.s as JIFFY PAINT. 17330 Newhope SI Foun111n Valley, Ce 92708 Debra Ann Roche. 16562 Ml Shelly Foun1a1n V1ilt;y, C& 92708 This busoness 11 conducled by en 1nd1v1du111 ~bra Ann Roche Th•s statemenr was toled wtth the County Clet~ of Orange Coun1y on $eptembe< 29 1982 F1..U F1lll02 PuDllahed Orange Coaat Dally Published Otano• Coal! Delly Pll01, Ocl 3. 10. 17. 24. 11182 P1101 Oct 3 10 17 :l4 1982 4315-82 I 4~11-82 Boiw 1m1d 1i1111pl1..•1 to UJ>4:futt· c·onipon crll'i IJl t·u111wmblt·d Ill u i.yi.t1•111 ut th•· rt·lull or nw n ll f ut·t u ring lt.·ve I wou Id r 111d hrtJ.Hil-r l'Cllll'Ulllt'I' 111.'l't'Pl<ill"" and .Ir(", lhl1l l',lll I', .1 hkdy I utur e d t'vt•lt)pmt.•nt Prov1din~ u highly an·1·111Hl>lt•, NUJJCrlor J111tt·ning t•xperit.•n<.·c on fllw c•qu1pmt1nl ulso would lead to more coru;unwr mtt.•rc.-sl in high I ult•llly, ht• s41id Furthc.•rmorc., Bos<' thmks hl· hw. found tht• ideal plal't' to provide th<it lasltmmg expC"rlcn<:e 111 lht' family c·ur tki.·t·ntly, Bose.• Corp •md Ut•lm Elt"'l·tron1cs U1v1 i.1un u f Gc•rwral Motors hl·ld a n ews u mf<•rl•nt·l' m New York lO tnlrodut-e such a car ,\t·rt-o i.yi;h:m, which will bt.· uffl.'n-<l as a $900 option m GM's most costly modcls the Cadillac St•v1lle and Eldorado, the Buick H1v1t>rn and the Oldsmob1ll· Toronauo. Automobiles an• generally downgraded as ecmc<.•rt qua lity hstt•ning areas. Th<.• d1ffll'ult1cs of providing a strong and unwavc.·rmg signal Ill a vehicle moving at 50 mph through a veiriety of interference ioncs is t•nough to give.· an audio engrnt.'<.'r a ht•adac-hc. Ho wcvt:r, Bose said. onct• thl.' signal d1CC1cu lty rs overcorru:_ -and today's best re<.-c1vc.1rs und antennas eliminate the problem in h1:. opinion the car has one factor going for 1t. It 1s an environment rn which every variable important to the design of a perfect sound system can be known. The variables are: size and d escription of lls tening environme nt position of the sound sou rn•, and position of the listener. A d esigner 'of home stcrt.>OS has no access to such dat.a. Pay No Income Tax In 1982 or 1983 and, Legally Recover Taxes Paid In 1979, 1980, 1981 You can Invest dollars you have already spent, are currently spending and will spend in the future for taxes, Into tax sheltered investmeQtS that: a) Average a 500 3 tax write-off b) Are highly profit motivated c) Have a history of positive cash flow and appreciation and d) Not on IRS abused shelter ltst For a private and confidential appointment please call TLC Financial Services, Inc. L .M. Bo~d in ~onrtmhes ~ll.IJ Pl.ID!tt-lliiiiiimm--(7111iiii1iiiiii4 )iili7iiii52_·_73-71_ ...... iiiiiil__. i Broker Inquiries Welcomed The Art of Fine Living Newport Beach, CaUfonda HARBOR VIEW CONTEMPORARY: With unrivalled views to New- port llarbor and vast Pacific waters. this stunning 9-room Contempo· rary 1s the work of a prominent local architect. Set on 1.1 acres of garden landscapinl{. the spacious residence incorporates waUs of glass opening to a terraced pool area. $7.000.000 Brochure NDP21 ·37. SOTHEBY'S SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY 7210 Beverly Blvd .. Los Angi>les. CA 90036 Telephone: 2131934 8877 Exclusive Local Representative Broker: MACNAB-IRVIN£ REAL TY 2 CMc P\aia, Suite 100, Newport lkac.h,.CA 9~ Te,I: 714/644-6200 )"- i New York City Wnshington DC Los Angeles Warrenton VA Palm tkach Boston Atlanta • I I 1 '' Urongo Cooet OAIL Y PILO T /Sunday CJc.toDur 17 198:i ~ Bulls running loose Wall 'treet 's ra1npngt> (•ou ld Ju1vt• •·11rit•ty of cnust·~ By JOHN CUNNfft' Al ........ •netJ•• NEW YO.KK P ... rhops the stock market bull ~hnuld hl· given a blood Lt.'tit to dt>ltmmm• what it snorted before g0ing on u rampage. • Was it lower lntercisl rutt-11, lnstltu\lonal buying panic, the poeaiblllty that Reaganomics will work -or be changed after the c oming -elections -o r that foreign money will ('Ontinue to pour ll"!to the United St.ates? No one knows what role these possibilities play, any more than you can say for s ure th e pessimistic bears aren't correct. Bears still roam the field, and don't seem inclined to crawl into hibernation. This ls always the way it is when the market is making a major move. It doesn't announce its intentions, as linge ring memories of the great crru;h of 1929 can attest. It is only in review that the patterns become a bit clearer~ Reviews. however, a re n 't appreciated in · an atmosphere that puts a premium on previews. Money is made from guessing the future rather than analyzing the past And so. while hu;tory muy be worth more than the glam:mg • rt'vlew that WaU Street gives lt, the overwhelming interest is on what might happen If interest raws contulUl' to fall, for example. Should Lhat O\":ur. two rru.1J0r events might ensue: Economic <H.'t1vity could be generated all the way from consumers to great corporauons; and huge sums of 'money might be transferred from debt securities to equities, SUl'h as stocks. Lower interest rates m1gh\ r easonably be cx p et:t ed t o ge n e rate more interes t 1n automobiles and houses, basic industries whose fo rtunes dictate the health or sickness of many , uttwr 1ndw1trit•:. 11nd thou"'111di; of lul·ul t"t'Onumll'N. ThlH 1~ \hl' breukthaou.,h 11o ught by the.' R l•oga n udm1mstrat1011. wtm·h hwi c.-om to r('ly on lhc <.-on.sumer to aptmd the notion out of rcc•t:s.'lmn. It m whnt the curporaH· world ii. w111t1ng for, too Institutional buying panic can bt• both l·au~ and c!Ce1;t of r i1>ing stock prices. Insurers. mutual and 1Jens11m funds, bank-adminJstered trusts any groups that (•ollect funds for investment -have Lo be a ware of what their ne1ghbon1 are doing. lru;titutions today are e normous, multib1llion -dollar inves to rs. A few o { the m together can make stocks movt', a nd movement arouses the herd. If you were a portfo li o manager would you likl' to be left in the dust? Wouldn't you be <.•oncerned about missing a bull market? Of course you would:. Your profl•ss1onal status a nd incom e would be direc tl y involved COMPUTER SERVICES : PROS AN D CONS . • From Page 01 0;1es tha t a r e 10 years o ld. especially in the European market," he said. As for confidentiality. both sides of the controversy claim 1t as a plus for their systems Sarner said h aving pay roll done by outsiders keeps other employees from knowing how muc h everyone earn s . But J ensen s aid h e feels confidentiality control is tx-ucr when security documents stay within a business. What if a service bureau botched a de livery route. he s uggested. and d e live r e d confidential financial statements to a competitor that was also a compute r ser vice cus tomer, Jensen asked rhetorically. For businesses that value tight con trol over their \lperat1on. having an in-house compute r offers many advantages. Chin said: "You can control vour own desti n y." with a c"ompany computer, he said. An on-site computer means the company can con trol its timetable. A service has a number of clients vying for its time. which ba s i call y is co n trolletl by 1t s bigges t customer. hl' s~ud Bui what good 1s a timetable> when a computer doesn't kt•cp up with a g rowing l'Ompany's ne<.'Cls'? Sarncr asked "When you buy a computer. you're buy mg obsolescence." he said. "A year ra ter. you're c1tht-r using half of 1t or ll's nut big enough for you " There are a lot of headaches that go along with owning a computer, Burroughs' Chin said, and it's also a big risk to take. ··F.ach management is different." he said ... Some are bold a nd wilhns.t to take a chance a nd some aren 't" IBM's Jensen said he believes a computer is a good exercise m discipline for a small business. "l think the reason many small companies go to service bureaus 1s because they don't want the respon sibility (of owning a compute r)," he said. "l always ask thetn. 'Who really carc>s the most about your data and your operations -you or a S('rv1ce bureau?' Too many times we get people who just want to pass rcspons1b1Jity on to :.l111wone e lse" Compan1t•s that avoid buying t:omputers art• only dclaymg tht• 1 n e v 1 t a b I t• • J e n s <· n s a i d . Computers arc on l'V t·r yone's mind, they'n : getting C'ht'apc r and people are becoming mun~ comfort.able with them. Ye t . many people s til l fear t·o mput e r s . Even J e n sen admitted he wasn't thrilled about computers when ht:> first C'ame in contact with Lhem "I dreaded talong a computer course in college." he said "But eventually I took it a nd 11 wasn't that bad "You don't develop a love for the machines," he said, "unless you're an engineer. But they do provide bencflls in this world that make life better m general " People m busines..'i should look at c-omputers not as something to bc scared of. he said. but a s something that can improve their hves And if they don't want to look now. they will have to sometime soon "It's like the white owl commercial from a few year s ago." h e said. "Eventually they're gonna' get you." A double tax break for Californians only~ No U.S. income taxes. No state income taxes. TAX-FREE Federal ~Xf'S. State taxeb. The more you make, tht~ mor<· they take. 8.83%*· Rut, now you can keep i t all. Payable monthly WhPn you ir1vrst i11 the California . ('fies of the Municipal Investm ent Trust Fund, you krep everything y ou earn . Nobody take. a penny of it. No t the 'tale. ot the /HS. It's completely tax-free*. And the current yields are uttractive. 8.8:1 ', mul th at' . ., aft er all sales charges and expenses. And there's no ma na~eme11t f<•f'. . 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I \•IH Nfl 11•1• It• U•I t"' "''" I.•• ~ I \eltt Mel Mith I t • 1.4tl (... lhV I•• ' Oru11gu Cou11 DAILY Pll 0 T /Sund1y October 17 1982 DI I I '''" ,. .. t41tt '-•• l OI t fMI Ht.ft 'O• , I \i i" Ntt "''" It• ,,,.,, C ... . t \ ' l ·I I • f I ~ ~ i ~t I ' • l I f D8 Orange CoHt OAll.V Pll.OTl 8unday, October 17, 1982 I State home resales weak L.OS ANt;EL.ES -Calltornl• homf' rcaall• a<·tlvlty retN&lncd very wf'ak In AugW1t, 1982, WI sales of exl11Ung 11nalc-tamlly homc11 dccreued 3.U percent from July tor a acru;onully udjuatl'<.1 onnuul rate of 21~.816 unil.8, the Californlu AK."4.)Clutlon of Realtors (CAR) unnounL't.'d This ls the lowest rate of murket activity sinc't' January of thu1 year and 1s 27 ~ p<.'rt·e nt below August 1981. "The August resale f1gurt'S appear to reflc..>cl the dlsruptJon In the real est.ate market caused by the De la Cuesta dedsion," said Seb Sterpa, president of the Realtors' ASloch.ltion. "Because of the Supreme Court decision at the end of June, consumers were very confused as to whic h mortgages were affected. Uncertain about what loans were assumable, fewer people entered the housing market." As a result of sluggis h sales activity and seasonal factors, the prices of existing single-family homes deelined during August 1982. The statewide median sales price of a single-family home decreased 1.6 percent or $1.793, from July to $110.-63~ in August thls year. Compared to August 1981 , prices were 2.0 percent higher. the lowest annual rate of housing appreciation recorded since the monthly existing home sales survey began in mid-1975. activity can bl• c>efX'<.'lt'<l 111 tht• Cort•1tt'C•ul.Jlt· luturt.•" Tht• timt• on tht• murkc•t l14•fu111 !iUlt• lt·nijlh1•111-cl con11l cluruhl y In AUMUHl 1 Ull:.! h t'l'ltllh\' of a 11ub:ct1111tlul d1•clhw In thl· tJ<-'fl't'nlul(t' 11( 11lr11(h• fumlly homt•K IK'lllng In h•t11t thun :m duyH frorn tht· lln'ft> ci( lumny 'l'ho m1•ctw11 1l11w un 1tw murket tx-ro~ suit· wttj 7tl U dayK 111 Augus1 , un 11wn·wu..· ur 7 0 doys from July this yt•ur and I ~1 :1 duyi. loni,tt•1 than m August 1981 The slugg1shnC1i18 of the rcMlt• murket ts ulso reflected In the August 19t12 inventory index of unsold single-family detached homes wh1l·h registered at 22.0 months. down from July's 23.2 months. Singer attributed that d<.>c.•hnc more lo u decrease ln listings rather than an increase in sales. Jn August 1981. the mdex registered IA 7 months. Despite the De la Cuesta dcc1s1on, existing single-family home sales sull contmul'd to reflret the Importance of assumabfe finanl'ing. In August this year , only 22.0 pe rcent of exlsung sales involved the origination of a new Cirst mortgage, including FHA. VA and Cal-Vet loans. 0( all single-family sales sampled , 5 I .8 percent w ere based on the assumpUon o f an existing firs t mortgage loan. In 13.6 percent of sales, the owner provided the primary mortgage financing R ealtors :.- el ect officer s SAN FHANl'ISCO (:ordon N ll·u lson , a " Contru Costa Rcultor . wui1 d<.~ted pre!itd<>nt of th<.• Ca laf ornlo Association of Realt<Jrs (CAR) for 1983. Nl l'o l so n , who ('Urrt•ntly Is f1 n t vice president, was elected by a cc la mall o n a t the d osing general session of the Rt'altors' 78th unnual t·onventi o n he re. H e succeeds Seb Stcrpa of Glendale, CAR's 198:.! presi dent. Becki Schwab of San Diego Co unty was e l ec t ed f irs t vice president. Ra y 0 . Sp1oelli of Menlo Park, was elected to his third consecutive term as treasurer; and "Despite the recent drops in mortgage interest rates. a recovery In housing will at best accompany, rather than precede as it has in the past, any general economic upturn," said Joel Singer, CAR's director of planning. research and economics. "Since economic growth will probably be weaker than normal, only moderate increases in housing Compared to August or last year, it a ppears that the institutional mortgage lenders have increac;ed their market share somewhat, since the share of transactions then baSt,~ on the assumption of .an existing fi rst mortgage was 61.7 perc.-ent. o r th.e existing housing units sold during August 1982. 15.0 percent were attached units or condominiums. Down from 16.4 percent in JuJy. but up from 13.5 percent In August, 1981. Oonald A. Wiedmann of Scenic view o ffer ed a t Mar inita T ownhomes in Dana Los Angeles. was elected P oint where a ll the mainten a nce is do ne fo r the executive vice president and state secretary. h om eowne r. Magnificent 2 end 3 bedroom hom.1 ecro11 the 1treel from tcenlc L•k• P1rk. only • 1hort welk to the beech. Cl'Mliw exterior deligt\s -in perlec:t hermOny with the arnbance ol 1"8 OOHri L..aYISh intenors oll9r en ~ ol °'*' ~ end leelure sumptuous master suites MaNIV9 hand-ma!MI wooo. buminQ flreplaces, pnvate *'* ywde with lerge petlOS ltld attached 2 ltld )<:er gerages A wann VII• lege afmoephere, p1u1 the converuence ol 1 central locellOO 1n the cn1rmlng old 1ree section or HuntinglOn Beach You own the lend, en4 no MOftthly •HOCl•Uon '"•· 10% Down Special New Financing Final Oceanfront Lots P riv.tll' ,,·,11 11.·d ,1nd g.tll'-g u .udl'd communil~ w ith priv,1k bl".Kh ,1nd priv,tlL' -.\\'im ,ind ll'llnt-. d ul:i in .i n Ck•ml'llll'. · 20% Down 5-year Financing 9o/s 0/o Interest, OR 12 °/o Interest 10-Year Amortiz<ltion Only Act Now! (714) 498-2830 (2 13) 277-9470 Also: Subordination available ubject to approvcil of pla n s and construction lo,1n. Home association does the chores If they try to observe all the special days and wee ks d uring October. homeowners at Marin1ta Townhomes, a new. Cape Cod-style t'Ommunity in Dana Point, will be glad they have a homeowners' association to take care of the day-to-day property management chores. The association (whose budget is available in the sale~fice) maintains the professionally landscaped grounds. the exteriors of the buildings, and the swimming pool, spa, clubhouse and tennis court so that the homeowners can relax and enjoy hfe, no matter the occasion. The two-story, two and three-bedroom homes are priced from $1 59.990. In addition to prime location. Marinita Tow nhomes residences, each with two wood- burning fireplaces (one in the master bedroom and one in the living room), offer six spacious floor plans ranging in size from 1,334 to 1,935 square feet. H ome shoppers interested in viewing the furnished models of the new seaside-close Marinita Townhomes community may take the San Diego or Sant.a Ana freeway to the Pacific Coast Highway (714) 960--0214 Local. county. state. national and international exit near Dana Point, go north on Pacific Coast Highway to the Street of the Golden Lantern, and events come to your doorstep I II.If p·llDI' turn inland toward the hills eor approximately one . th b . ht l ' ht d z · l mile. The sales office is open daily from 11 :30 a.m. zn e rig · zg an lVe Y to 6:30 p.m .. and additional information lS available ~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~J_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l_a~t~8~3~1~-8~5~40~o-r_5_4_9-_5_1_11_.~~~~~~~~~ (714) 840-8407 A vintage car uses the 1nivate, gate-guarded gateway to Connenutra by the ea in San Juan Capistrano. Big band tTumpets ConnenJara project One of the most gala op1ming night celebrations ever hl•ld for a new residential community was recently h osted by Mort•la nd Develo pme nt Company to introduce its collecllon of 80 custom-home lots at Comwmara b y th e S ea 1n Sen Juan Capistrano. The pro~·t overlooks Dana Point Harbor and th(' oc•ean beyond. · More than 300 c1v1c: d1gnitanes. members o f the press and other guests enjoyed dancing under ~he stars to the music of L<.-s Brown and his "Band of Renown" a t the lavish event. "This was a perfect night to enjoy the spectacular night-light views of Dana Point Yac h t Harbor from Connemara by the Sea," commentecl John Murphy, project manager for the exclusive new community. "We are pleased to have so many enthus ias tic guests on hand for our opening." A ICCOnd premiere showing of the bt>aut1 ful homcs1tt-s to th1• genNal pub lic was h eld the fo llowing Sunday, Mu r phy no t e d . and was t•4ua ll y s UCC.'l'SS f u 1 Pncc..>s of the estate-s1wd lots, which range up to 36,000 square feet in size, begin at $188,000 al Connemara by the &-a Pads for actual deve lopment average 1:1.:rno square feet. whu:h will accommodate even the most lavish o f custom dream homes. To v1s1t Connemara by the Sea, take the S an Diego Freeway south thro ugh Sa n Juan Capistrano, or north through San Clemente, to C amino Las Ramblas. G o east to Avcnida PeS<:ador, turn left, and follow the sign s to the sales o ffice. which is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information about the exclusive More land Developme nt property, phone 661-0305 or 661-1053. Oro11ga Co11t OAILV PILOT!Sundoy, Octobor 17 1tt82 b7 Gradu81 rate decline forecast WAHi llNt:'l'ON Mu11uug1• lt\lt•r't••t ru1111 u n · hk•·lv lo th•dlm• o nly l(t adu11lly hC'lw1·1•11 1111w 1111d llW 1•11d 111 Hlll:i, m·trn d111~ Ill I Ill' N111 111 1111l Suv111~'i u111I l.11ur1 Lt•ng111"" t-!1•11n11mH' l\d v11111ry llou1d Thi• ":AB IJllllt'l)llllt•!; II 11 ~ JWr<.'1·111 mnrtgugl' t lllt• lly tht• l'ml ot thhl y1·11r ond 11 13 :'I f>''l'\'C'nl rate• by tlw 1•11d of I 911:t. i.:11d i-:A H C halrmun Dr Muurll't' Man11 , fo llowing u n·t'l·rit yuurtl•rly mt•t•t1111o1 u( lhc· l':AB 111 Los Angl'11•11 Tht• moi.t et1111nwn mortgugc• rtlll>S eurr1·ntly uffrn·d by mnrtgalo(l' k·nd1·n. <111· 15 15 5 per<.•t•nt T h l' E A 0 . a g 1 u u p o ( dis tingu1slwd l'<·on<1 m1sts and busint•ssmL•n from ou1s1tlc· th<' savings and l,p0tn 111tlus t ry, bl.'lit'VC'S that the· dranwtil· <lL'(:hrw in shurt-tc·rm ln tt'rt·st r ates in rc•ec•nt wcc•k s will not be rC'flt'<'lt'<.I in substantially lower mortgagt' ratc-s And, in a v1C'w shart-d by many savings and loan cxt't.'Ut1vc•s who allt•ndt•d thl• EAB mt'l'l111g, said Mann, tht• cunsensus was that it would take a mortgage rall.' of about 13 percent to trigger a signi f1c:ant recov<'ry 1 n th e housing market. "Stabll• interest ratt>s. p rogn.'SS '1n the program of et:onom1t rec..'Ovc.•ry. rt•stored t•onf1dl•net• by the AmNic~n publil' and the f1n a n c:1al markC'ts 1n th e eeonomy, and the ability to qualify fur home rinandng will a ll bt• nt'C'dC'd for ho using to makt.· a substa n ual l·onwback," s;ud Mann. EA B members do n ot set.• housing as a major suurc·<· of strength 1n ll'ading tht• N·unomy out of t he· c urre nt r<'Cl'ss1un, Ma nn said T he EAB looks for housing st.arts in th<' I I million r angt' at the end o f 1982, reat.·hmg 1 4-1 5 million st.arts in 1983 Thl· £AB scud that the bulk of the dl'<·hne in short-term mtc•rest rates h as cx:curred and forecast a six-mo nth Treasury bill rate of 8.5 percent at the end of 1982 and s lightly lower at the end of 1983. The current six-month T-b11l rate is 8.6 percent. Long-te nn government bonds. which are at 12.2 percent, w ill be at 11.5 percent at the end of this year and at 10.5 percent at the end of 1983, the EAB predicted. The EAB predicted that the prime rate, which is currently at 13.5 percent, will be around 12.5 percent at the end of 1982 and sli tly lower by the end o( 1983, . Munn IWIU · · T h l' 1 t• ni a y ht• 1111 mt• fhU'lUUllllll Ill lhC' )JI lffil' ruU.•," 11uld M111111, "hut tht• with• 11w lnte11 tltut huv 1• d 11.1r11c1t·riu•cJ tl\t' prm1t• 111nct• llJ71} w ill probably 1111\ r('O('C'llr " Th I ' N II l I 0" II I L (' u K u •.. ,. l't.'UllUllll(.' 11UVl11tlN al!IO cJIJ>(.'Ul\.-.t-d the· govt•rnmc•n t'11 l'l'On oml(' polit•u •s halfway through the Hcngun Administration. With sh urt-t.crm intert-st rat.cs down und th e i nflulio n t·oni.idl'rnbly 1mprov~. the E.AB said that when recovery 1>U.11 L'I 11 will tx• mudC!it The EAB look." fur a 2 percent growth rute dur1nu llw r1•nuilnth'r of th11' yc·u1 und o 3 1x•1tt•11t growth r«lt• Ill 1 !JU!1 Pruhw for tht· 1''VtlN·ul Ht·K1·1 vr· Buu1d Wlll!I c·omb1nl·d Wi iii w u r I\ i n g. I h u I th,. Hf• (J j.( H n Atlm1n111lrut10n 111H I L'1111ter1·si• mu11t t'<mllmw lo !>low tlll' grnwlh 1n i.pt•ndmte O thl•rWIM'. thl• EAH CIJUttonccJ, l'Ont1nUl'U mUSSIVC' dcf1clUi will grcutly 1ncrcaiw tht• govt•rnmcm t's borrowing nt:t-dl'I. "If this hapJX!tui," said Munn, "th ere• will be another loss of confident·e by the flnant•ial markcl!I. the pb of the Fc.'<.11•ral Rc·scrv~ Board will be mul·h morl• dtff1cult and the Al'H'w vary with f111unl'lnl( 111ruclurt'li. t'inarw1111i prugrnm.11 sub)l.'l'l "' uvroluhHlty uf funds AMn fo-v lnlormnuun uvad.oblt tn th•· lll•l•'ll ufhet.' • $ ' •Huntington Beach • 5o/o Down • 12.9% Interest* •Builder pays non- recurring closing costs • Extremely easy builder qualifyin g j(llVt•1111111•1tl jll l'lt'IUI t• 1111 tl11• 111.11 k1·1, 111 1111,1111 t• the dc•flllt will 1·r11wd 11111 priv1ol1· M'( tor hot ICIWl'I'" 'f'ltt · EAU ..... 11.J jJ I l'llJIOll!Ollilt• 11!01·111 p11l1t·y 11·qu1u•i. r1·dUl'tn8 tlw i.i111wlli 111 lt·d1 ·ral ..,,,,.nt11n" It UI ~t.J tlw .1d1111111i.t1 at11111 ,uuJ ( 'u11J<11·1>1> t•> 111uk1 t·utbut·k!O In -.p1•11u111J.( fur d1·h·ru.c. cnt1tl1·m('nt µ1 ul(ram-. .ind hP:d lh 1·an· lu ll·<lun · wh11t t·ou ld tw a $150 h1 llw11 bud~l'l dc·t11•11 rn f1M.·ul I IJ8:1 Tl1t• EAR warm·d lhtil lht· u1wmµluy1111•nt rute l'ould 11·m1:1111 at 9 p••fl«nt ur h1~h1•1 thruul{h I !Jll:I It's easy to see the logic of accountants and other professionals who have made Harbour Vista Orange County's most successful new community. Beautiful 2 and 3 bedroom condos near Huntington Harbour amidst a picturesque-setting of waterfalls. ponds and streams. Enclosed garage. vaulted ceilings. wood burning fireplaces. spacious private pat.lo or deck . swimming pool and therapy spa. INVESTORS WELCOME Open Daily lOa.m . to8 p.m . (714) 848-5557 FN! I • I r ' Pl Orange Coaet CAil Y ff1LOT/6unday, Octot> r 17, 198:l r Financing Small homes aid economy :1boos t to Mt1re unit pre dict e d a exp ectatit>n s lowered I the buyer .,.,, .. ~n1t111,·r h111r1 .. c·un be· •· .. u1.1ht 01\l' ur lhl' 'ohH1111" ll4'111j( Lt It'd ., ' UV Q ' "I hC'urd ubout Quu1I <.:n·i·k w hfl lht• hou11lrlfol 1111Ju11t1y uut uf with u mt.H'h 11nn1llt•r down from a fricnd." rtx•ulkd Jot• &oek, h.11 wonct fl"t.'t..·i.slon Kllll'l' Wui Id puy11w11t, llN1rly six thou111111J currt•ntly a hum t•uwni•r ut tht• Wu1 ll ai. tlw huildtnM of 1mrnllt•1, Jullur11 h ·B1L T he m o nthly Stl'rhng llo nws t·ommunaty lcMS <:xp<•n111vl' huu!ll·11 mortgugC> paym<:nt Is ovN 40 "The finam·ing wus 1t:rr1f1c, NI> I At·curd1ng Lu orll' 111du 11 t1·y purt.•t·nl l<.·ss, $7UO us compur<.o<l 111 ran down tht• Vt•ry m•xl duy and obst>rvvr. th1:o1 trt•nu l'llU ltl udd $404 But the savings don't i Lop houghl one. bC'tWt<C!n aoo.ooo u nd 400.000 ht•r1'. The smallt•r houS<.• also Wiii "I h ave a o n t•-bf'droom new unat.'i in ttw m•xt IU months· cost k·~ to heat and t'OOI, less w rondomin1um, wh1t'h is 11 rx•rft-cl and show till' wuy Lu 1-ttmumil· malnwin. and tht• real estate u1x first homt' for a btwhl'lor sul'h us rc'<:ovcry bill will be muc.:h smaller \DO myself. Tht> bt.•st part about '1t is &unomll' t:oncJ1t1011s und high Bu1ldurs who ar<: murkc:ung that I didn't haVl' tu borrow any inturest rates huvt• l'U USt'd the· these smalll'r, more affordable· money from my pan•nts . I dtd it preBt!nt malaise Eurlwr this Yl'Llr units are reporting bris k sales all on my own." Congress p assed u hall to Two o f the nation's lar-~cst Located in Lagunu ll1Us, lht• subsidize home• mortgagt· rult~i.. homebuilde rs, Lev1ll and U.S one a nd two -bedroom con -but tht: bill was vt•toed by Home. have begun to b u ild dom1niums rangt' from $79.-President Rt•agun Tht• industry i.mHller units with grt,at sucu·ss 900. The below-ma rket mttc>rest is now lookmg Cur other means to Gcmcraft Homes or Houston rate of 11 ~. per l'Cnt is f1xc.>d for a stimulate new home <.'Unstrut'tion ufrers a 994 square fool unit for full thirty years, 1( the home 1s and sales. $42,950. Ths home was t'ltcd m r esold an the fu tu re. the For several de<:udt•s s1nglt• Sept.ember Prokss1onal Builder fmam:ang mny be assumed by the family hoUS<.>s huve t'Ont1nut.>d to magazine as un ouLstanding new owner grow 1n s1zt', bec:um1ng more t•xample o f a well d cs1gn<•d • "l thank that a lot of .lY'Ople e xpensive in the proc•t.•ss. Tht· smaller homt· wath a good rc'<:ord today JUSt asswne that they can't average single family home an of saleabahly arford to buy their h rst home: I 1981 had about 1,700 square ft.>et .A t·co rd1ng to Mar!>h P )mow I was getting frustrated of space and <:os t $72,500. At Tr 1 m b I C', pub I 1 s her '' f l oo k 1 n g for so m c l h 1 n g · today's high mt.t•rc:st rate~. that's Prore5s1onal Bulldt·r mugazinl·, -;ippropnalc'. But the combination more than most homcbuyers can there 1s a marke t for between •pf priCE'. financing and location afford. It•is also more living spal·e 300,000 a nd 400,000 smaller made Qunil Creek right for me," than many Amc rac.:an familll's homt."'S in thC' next 18 month8. He aeck added, and I couldn't be actually need. said these units would be nt•w huppi<>r with it " According to Professional busi Res.s in the housing industry, Th e ful l y maintain e d Builder magazanc, many builders in that they wo uld r ea<:h a community setting presents a are now cons truc·ting smaller marke t wh ich is no t bP1ng network of strearrfs, lakes and houses. Rather than t ,700 squan· fulfillC'<l by the larger <md more open greenbelts as well as two feet or even larger units. builders t.•x pensivc units now on tht• l ight e d te nnis co urts, two are now cre<:ting much smaller market. swimming pools. spas and saunas. homes, oftC'n 800 to 1,200 square "There arc nearly 20 mi Ilion younl( fL11111J11.,, '''" arlurd " Th•· 1·11110411 u<·t11111 und s.alt'ti of l'V1•11 J00,(100 111un• huwnng uni\.I would h UVl' u drumutw c>rtect on thl· huu:ong mduinry, and would ul.,o ~1v1· a hoosl tu thl' entir<.· t.• <' u nu m y II 1· r l'' s how th l' t'4:onomy wuuld l>t.· 1mpat·t.cd by this t'tlfl8trU{'tlt111, at't.'ording lO the muguzirw •$5.3 btllwn ~~c>nstruc:tion matcrwls •$:! 9 ln ll1 on 1n pay roll for d1r<.'<.'l un-s1tt: labor • $1.0 bilJ1on tn m:.orkl·lmg and advt·rusmg •$247 mallrnn an lucal real l'!>latt· UtXl'S •$I I ball11Jn an rc..•ta al sales such as rurnat urt'. apphant·c>s and <:arix•tt ng •900.000 .1<11':. 1n th<.· overall t'<.·onomy which wuuld add $1.l b 1 111 u n to U S T n· as u r y 1 n payroll lJXl.., w1thhc•ld l'rof<~wnal Builder magazinl' 1i. s ponsoring a n<.1ll onw1de cam pu 1g n to 1 n vol vt· more bualdt·ri. tn the..· c·o ns truct1on of i.mallc..•r . i.martt•r <.ind m o re affordabll· housing, and also to l•nc:ouragl' bl'ltcr dc·s1gn and t:onstrutllon innovations an these units. "Smaller housing doesn't have tu be• drab or mon oton ous," Trimblt· said. "And 1t does n 't h ave to be· stripped o f the amcn1t1cs.and fc<Jtures that most homebuyc·ri. want ·· I Full finant'jng dNa1ls may be feet in size. , hc·ads of households in the 25 to .. obtained from the on-sate sales Lot saws arc being de<:r't!:J!Wcl. 34 year age group. Thc:sc.· arc• representatives. T he model too. This 1s having a dramatic trad1t1onally the prime market H e <·1tc·d tht• fuC't that the smaller hotnl' featured sn its Septcmbc:r. 1982. 1~uc. built by G cm('raft Homt·s of Houston, Tex<is. was undt•r 1,000 square fl><.•t and pm't.>d at under $43.000. but 1nc ludl'd landst'aped lot, patio. fireplace'. ai r <.'Ond1uonmg, modern kitchen with range and dishwashe r . c.·C'ram1c· tile bathroom. a n d many energy consc.•rvation fcatur<.~ I f I I I I I homes and sales office are open effect on new housing <..'OSts and for new housing. Yet. it is this ... from 10 a.m. unlit !) p.m d aily on the ability of families to buy. group that has been prlC'l.'d out of For further information. phonC' The cost comparison of a sanglt• the market by high interest r<ilt.~ 831-6700 family house of 1,700 square fC<:l on large and expensive homl:'S," T o r each Quail CrC'ck i n and one of 1.000 square feet 1s Trimble said. "Homes o f 800 Laguna Hills. v1s1tors may take The creek a l Quail <.:r eek , a new hornt> dramatic: $72,000 versus $43,000. to 1 .200 s quare f ee t a r e the San Diego Freeway to the La r esulting an a smalle r in1t1al suCfic1ently large for most hrst Paz o fframp and continue to dcvelopme nl in Laguna Hills. i nv es tm e nt and monthly tame buyers. and they can be M oulton Parkway and the payments fo r principal a nd constructed and marketed at a Sterling community interest. price that many more of these ~~~.;:_~~~~;__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Decorated Models Now Open Decorated Models Now Open ' I ' I I Dilly ~Hat She lo ves h i m jus t th ~ s ame HOIOSCOPE SCOR P IO (Oll i:i Nov 21 ): Lunar a nd 11u11wnl·al l'Yl'll~ lihuw that you'll bt> at right place ut L'I Ul'1:.J monwnt Lt•urn by ltoaching ·-you can ufford l(J Ix• gt·nl•rous. to shart• knowledge because you un· dul' tu "slrikl' it fll'h" DEAR ANN LANDERS: I JUst n •ttmwd home from court. It wru> onl· hell of u day. Whl·n tht' JUd~w said , "OU!orce granted," I knt•w my lifl· would never be the same. I startl'tl to pack to RO away for lit• kt>t.•ps nw wurm uml s1111lt'l> u lol Ht"i. huthful, BY SIDNEY OMARA l Allll LANDEIS And he lovl's nw 1111-W1f1• Here's another venlon: Whtskl'rs tn the sink'! Not on your lifo my guy sw1l>ht•tl tht·111 mtt Soggy towt•ls on lht• floor·~ Nt•vpr He p1du; lhl•f1l up and suys nuth111g Soc:ks und shorts hit tht• humix·r us h1· 4Ull'tly puts thl'm lherl' No ncwspapt•1-:. s trewn ovl·r the.· plut:l'. We both stt anti wulch hockey und baseball u11 the weekend and ran aero:..-. this l'olumn at thl· bottom of my su1tc:aS4! I l'fll'<i Plea-;t• run 1t again TV Du I c·an.• for him" You bet It's a beauty. -HALi'·MA~ I IN MA~::, DEAR MASS: He re it is. Sorry the a uthor didn't sign it. She deserves a second round of applause. That m•at guy lx·lungs to nw He bought our house: l::le sets t•x1.m1ph.•s for thl• k1tb God blcs.-. h1l> motht•r Whiskers tn the sank'! Why~romplatn? It would lx· silly T hey belong to my guy Soggy towels on thl' rlour'! I pick them up and say nothing She uiught him lovt· nwans t·ons1dt•ra11un flll others. l small' a lot I'm faithful. Socks and shorts that didn't qu1tt> makl· thl· And he lovt•s nH· THE Wll:-"'E OF A MATURE MAN hamper? I quietly put lhl•m whl•n· thl'y lx·lung Crumbs an lx-'d'? Hl•y, whl'rt"s my pillow' Ne w spapers strewn all ovl'r tlw plal·c As he sits and watches hockey and basd>all on CONFIDENTIAL 1'0 HOW DOES SHE DO IT?. I have dtS<.'OVl'l'l'tl that a great many ix·1>pl(: who brag about getting along on five.• hours slct.·p don't tell you abou t the two-hour naps. TV. But w hat do I care? I'm not alone -.').. T hat messy guy belongs to me. He bought our house. He loves our kids. He z.ips me up and paL-. my behind. Don 'r gN burned by a "ljne" cha I's 100 hol w handle. Play ic cool with Ann Landers' guide to "Necking and Pelting -What Are tl1e Limits?" &nd your requesc co Ann Landers. P.O Box 1J995. Chicago. l11 606 JI. enclosing 50 <Y'fl ts and a long. .stamped. sell-ndressed en vC'IOJX'. TODAY'S CllSSIDID PVIZLI AQAOSS 1 Hodge- podge 5Schemea 10 Storm• 15 Thunder god 19 Stlckum 20 Build rapid- ly· 2 words 21 Lyric muse 22 Mature 24 Foreign 25 Once - blue moon 2 WOf'dS 26 SPfite 28 Sea dog 29 Over1oy 30 Postal Mii 31 Continent Abbr. IT(:'1lall 34 Helm position 35 Side street 36 Shade tree 38 Made butter 40 Legal term 42 Stern 46 Error 47 Let tall 49 See parsley 54 Break.as a code 55 Potpourri 56 Money lend- er of a sort 58 Wanderer 59 Irish noble- man of yore 60 Evening cloak 61 Doctors esslst. 62 Time period 64 Playful trick 65 Female rabbit 66 Paper measure 67 Falls short 70 Splash. as of cotor 72 Cozy room 73 Me1ocan "1umper" 14 Relaxing 144 That, Fr 19 Dance step 92 Gnomes' 76 Rostrum 146 Oaring trick 23 Napoleonic relatives 78 Treating 147 Helm mar shall 95 Make well with mercy position 27 111sh sea 97Coll~ Q 1 Before. to a 148 Ski site god cheer poet 153 Fragrances 32 Buckeye 98 Grandiose 82 Devil Scot 154 Constet-Stale movie 84 Despise latlon 33 Hindu 100 Housetop 88 Dramatic 156 Atrllne abtlr mountain 102 Third card solos 157 Dixie Stale 37 USMA grad 104 Soup 89 Biblical Abbr 38 Shear vegetabl811 country 158 Red cedar 39 Fishing boat 106 Pretends 91 Greedy 159 Cupid's 41 "-Cid" 107 Separate 93 .. elter companion 42 Mackerel t08 Above lhey've 160 Lerge 43 Threesome 110 Looi! for '"" -.. stream 44 Uncommon 112 Comfort 94 Rub 162 Striped 45 Skating 113 Sailld ltsh 96 Mimic enimel surface 114 Agelns1 98 Augment 1~ Expunge 46 Brtdge thrlll Prell• (witn "out) 165 SlltClleS 48 EQual 115 Sign tubing 99 Inscribed 166 Provides 50 Promise 117 Symposium 101 Twosome food 51 Am0')9 1 19 Seasoning 103 food flstt 1117 Posmve 5z-511011g wind 124 M..-oloc. 105 F11st·r1te 2 pote 53 Paradise 122 P81'10<med words 168 Room In 55 New Je<sey 124 Summeries 106 Philippine Barcelona city 126 Female rulls volcano 56 Complete 127 Settlets t09 Pitcher DOWN section 128 Fasting parts 57 Polk:le sea.son 11 1 Possessive 1 Sen1ry action 129 SQueezes t 12 Cuptd command 60 Withdraw In 131 Chinese 113 Summer 2 The 011ent away pagoda ·souven11 3 Plant stalk 61 OemollSh 133 Con1a1ner ol 116 Pepper 4 Nag one's 63 Highway goodies. sl\rub spouse 66 Send ou1 Mexican 118 Dregs 5 Geometric again style 120 Elec abbr l19ure 67 Tumult 134 Beast ol 121 Goll stroke 6 Moon 68 Pot burden 122 Sand hllt goddess covering 136 ASCOi 123 General 7 Three -69 Gym shoe 138 Mild reproof tendency match 2 71 Cravat 139 Knowing 125 Longs tor words adornments 140 Fabled btrd 128 Minus 8 "Et -73 Plait 141 Big lusses 129 P19bald Bru1et" 74 Harvests 142 Alaska city hbrM 9 Hurried· 75 Donor 143 Developed 130 Narrow 2 words 71 Condition 145 Greet Lake welerway 10 Returns 78 Fall guy 147 Luge 132 Swiss money 79 Paid athlete 149 Byron poem pa1nier 11 Metric 80Be1ll 150 Egg.shaped 133 Eleve s measure 83 Chinese 151 To-city lather t2 Actor s 1<»<e mile ol Italy 134 Enact 13 Short Jackel 85 Urge· Scot 152 Map 135 Auto fuel 14 Solemn 86 Notice directl<>n 137 EJ<am1n1ng 15 Dlsloyally 87 Decimal 155 Hall Lit 139 Chopping 16 Knoll base 157 Gone by tool 17 Gems1one 90 Rue de -161 Actor Asner 140 Scope 18 Network Pa1x 163 At home Ml CLASSIFIED SECTION FOA ANSMAS EARLY BIRD ~!!ERS 56.95 _...-...::;._ Choice of Fi~t Oifftrtnl Stltclions Happy Hour Hon d' Ouevres 4:30 to 6:30 Mon .-Fri. 14982 Redhill At Edinger Tustin 730-0 115 .. "> ~~ 1naeioJ ?ZeJtaueant (~ i!/A. DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS 12.65 DAILY DINNER SPECIALS $3.25 CABLI! SPORTS ON GIANT SCREEN TV Happy Hour 12 to 5 11603 Maia St. 142-511 l Hl-2372 Baatia1tta ltacla Chicken ·cordon Rieu $6.50 Fresh Red Snapper $5.95 T eriyJki Beef Kabobs $6.50 Slced Roast Steak $6.95 Served with choice of soup or salad, fresh vegetable and rloe. 3000 8ris tol Costa Mesa 4 to 6 P M Mon -Fri C~' SAll>WICH llltelt •1.99 545 -5570 IS BACK Always Frtsh MesqWtt Bfoltd Seafoods • Steaks , SAGITT ARIUS (Nov 22 .JX.t:. 21): What you ungmully thou.ghl of us a "gloomy atmosphere" will ut·tually bl.-br1~ht, t:ht-l'rful and l'ondul'tve to sell-cx p ress10n . CAPRICO H.N (Dl•c: 22-Jan. 19): Rules are brokton, conn-s.">10ns un· mud<· and your wish ron:>t:S true Unorthodox pron·d urcs dominate - c:1rcumstanl·t·s turn suddenly in your favor. AQ UARIUS (Jan 20-Fe>b 18): Confusion exists rl'gard1ng d1rccuoni., ml'ssag<.'s CheC'k sources, uutltn{• your own ~oat:. und m a k e necessary rcv1s1011i. PISCES (1-\•b 19-Mim·h 20). One close Lo ou mnf1de1> rdt.•a!i., drcull'll> Moments of intimacy y <•mphastzl'd <ind fomily harmony is restor!~e Commu111c:ate, plan uht'ad for travel and submit Cormcit for Spt.'<:1al publit.·auon HOME VIDEO INVENTORY SPECIAL By VIPCO 2000 sq. ft ..................... $120.00 t TAPE ' TAX 3000 sq. ft ...................... $150.00 1 TAPE + TAX ·Oller expires 11-15·82 Save Io•;, 2 Homes Same Area · Same Day We Also Videotape Parties. Wills. etc 833-7790 OWNER -BILL Sll LIMAN 20 Silver Crescent Dr., Irvine &re6/e9S ~ 55.95 DINNER SPECIALrrr SUN_FRIED CHICKEN DI NNER MON. BEEF ENCHILADA DINNER TUES. CHEF'S SPECIAL WED. BAR-B·O BEEF RIB DINNER THURS. HOMEMADE LASAGNA DINNER All dinners mclvde sovp or salad. hot bread. and dlnnttr special beverage 18774 Btoollhunt fOlllbin Valey l Mit So. of 40S fwy. Coll For ReH rvofion• 963-2366 CHIN A PALACE -RESTAURANT w DAILY LUllCHEOll SPECIAL $3.25 All luncheons include soup. salad, fried rice and fortune cookies. Beer & Wine Served Lunch & Dinner 2930 W. COAST HWY. 11 30 a m. to 10.30 p m 7 Days A Week NEWPORT BEACH Food to Go (71 4) 631-803 1 ' ~~,;.:~ BAR B QUE ~ • REST AU RANT EARLY BIRD DINNERS *3.95 e GROUND BEEF DINNER e CHICKEN DINNl!R e FISH DINNER e HAM DINNER .•.•. ..... ~ Wiii> Fr..-cJ\ lriff CllM'9d GOle II-dellCIOUt bbq -· & IOHl<ld ouuereo bur'I No f.l.lt>tlttvti0"9> 19'11 Brooktuit At Adams l .11 Maine lobster Olnntr Choice of Soup ol Caeo111 S11a<1 6 2 Frean Vtg GOO<! enytlme Sun. tl'lru Fri , Set. 4 to e P.M tlnti1cton Beach 962-1341 1.11 fried Shrimp or FrHh Fllet ol Sole. Salmon or Trout1 llQ ffllJ• UI \Jlt1\."•1t II '1tL16 $5 .96 Cae11r1 Selad or Chowder, Fruh Vtg Sun thr\I Fri 5-7 Ind l at. 4 to t . 101 •• hrsW• Ir. 1141 ......... ........ &JI .. .,.,. ..... 141-1111 Aallttl• ll..Ull ----------~----- ·~ Orange CoAll DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 17. 1082 Sue Ellen didn 't have a name Linda Gray o f 'Dallas,' shows off her ne w sh ort haircut !or this season . By J£RR V BUCK 4" Tete¥1M911 W1Ke1 LOS ANG1':L.1·.:S Lrndu Ciruy hu"' , <·onw 11 long way frorn lhl· •«11 ly cl11y11 uf "OJ1llus" wlw11 ictw w;i:. k1111w 11 only uit tlw "h1•u11t'lh• 1111 tlw 1·ouc:h " "Sut• l'.:ll••n didn't {•Vc:n huv1• u n11mt·," sh1· l'l'l'Ulh; "It wus Jlllll u four llrw parl In 11rd1•r for mt• w rt•mJ fur tlw 1mr'l tlwy hud to t r t'ltlc d lulugul• jui;l for lhl• audition ''Sue ~llt'n was Just u v 1i<u111. Sht• wmm'l t'Vl•n identified Lis J .H.'11 wtfl" 'l'hl'Y just wantt..od som<.'<.inL· to till on 11 couch and look likt• un t•x-Mi& 'l't·xu11 I urrivl'd; I was 1.811 und brun<'lll•. I lookt't.I tht• purl l think I gut II 111ort• .on 111y look.'l than anything." Things happe n e d fast for Gray and for "Dallas." F rom that obsl·un· beginning s hP bl•camt.• a s tar on th<• show. the wifo of J.R. Ewing (pl<iyt'<.I by Larry llagma~). had several a ffu1rs, bet·aml' an alcoholic and then went url the wagon. and suffered through one crisis after unothcr. At the S<Jmc um1" "Dallas" bet:ame te lev1s1011's top-ratt•d show "l gel so angry a t Sue El lun ." Gray says. "She's so dumb. I wish she was more intelligent. J had really hopt.'<i last season after she divorced J.R. that she would show a little strength. She was married to this man, she knows all h is conniving ways, but she s till falls for his line. She loves him and l think !x't.'UIJA(• of that lJhn<Jly OOIJCVl'S hJrn - wh1L·h I• dt•vllJitatlng t.o m · u u pcrbOn." tiruy iwy1 1he doo1n't know what'• uhl·ud Cor the pt.'<>ple ot "O:dlaa," nor dtw• an y ot lhl· t:u•t Thu acrlpl.ll 11n· "lvt•n out only o Wt'l'k in advon<.'(•. /\wuy trom ''D11llns," Gray 111 •1t·t IVl' 111 lt>luvi111on movies. She 11tur11 TlwKtluy, Q :t. :ltl, in t he CBS movt~ "Not II\ rront of lht> Chllun •n ... She pluyi; u divort'Cod moth(•r of two who is brought Into t'rJu rt In o bitwr <.·ustody bau ll· by ht•r prudish ex-hu11bancl w hcm a younger man movl'll in with her. "After l agn'i.'Cl to do It the script was totally rewritte n lo f)(!rsonalizc 11 for me," shl' says. "( had a lot of input. There were things about the original saipt I didn't hke. She had no fam ily or frll'nds It was like playing Sue Elll•n <ig:un. We gavl• her friends and made her Isle fuller "I definitely look for roles that are d1fforcnt from Sue Ellen . l a lways had VISIOOS or w.hal I want to do. They're not what I'm offerc.'n. In this film I didn't want to be rich and I didn't want tu bt• m•urotic I wanted to do a womaQ's film that would show a stronger woman than S ue Ellen." · When "Dallas" Opl'ned its fall season, viewers did sec a different S ue Ellen. Gray had cut her chestnut tresses. "The producer was not thrilled," she 111.1)'11 "Wtw 11 tht' M!b(JI\ ondl!d I w;,• wearing a 11wt'oter, ponu., and hud l(Jnl( hair We did u d1rl'Cl l'Ul from thut to i;Wrt the m•w 11t• :um T ht'l"l' I Willi In the iwmt> ¥Wt•utc•r 1tnd pants and my hair 1s sudden ly 11hort. l ruttonuliu· ll thlt w u y S h <'' 11 1 n t h u h •H• I> 1 tu 1 and distraught So ~1ng a typ1eal aociaJite 1 J out whllt• Cll(('s rn u t-omu and huvo my hair cul," ' Gray wus a lalccom\•r to acting. "1 had bt'l'O a mod e l and 1 did C(Jmmerdals and I h1:1d two children ," i;he says, "I wus in my early 30s bcforc I b<.'cumc un actr~ You're supposed to be finished ut thul ugt'. not starting . "All lh~ womt'n I udmire -Georgia O'Kccffl•, Katharint-Hepburn -never let anyone d1ct:lle their lifestyle . I hope I can pass that on. too, sq women won't say I'm JO, I'm 35, I can't do this. It's all sclf-1nfl1ctcd . You have to at:knowll'<ige your own uniqueness." Gray studied at·u ng with Charles Con- rad She says. "He was more than my • t.'Ollch. He was my guru and my sh rink He was very pivotal m my life. It's amazing how JX.'Ople come into yo.ur lives when you need them. He really made me take a look at what was inside me so that l could bring it out·· She is married to Ed Thrasher, an art director. and they live with their two children on a three-acre ranch 35 miles northwest of Los Angeles, P'll Vlf PAR 10Mfft -4 TIIACK DC>lJY ITIM O "THE BOAT" (Ill (Form«t) ~o .. lloot"l Fri. 7:11, 10:00 I' ! ""0\1\1 h f r.tl" Uultn 'hnu I :!:! 63•2553 12TH SMASH WE~K! -ISN'T IT TIME TO SEE · WHAT 2ZMILLION PEOPLE HAVE BEEN.RAVING ABOUT? "WAITHFSS" i~ totctllv off th'· II ".111 ... frit.•ntlh,1 .uul pldy ful." "'''" "' //1 l \ '\/II I\' I 119U llfW,OflT WCtl OAUG1 WUTMlllSTEll '41twl 8'u 1'1111 EO•illd~ "'t .. 00t1 C.netN Cneoome Pacohc s H• w~ 39· ~ 5339 64' 0760 634 2SS3 Or"'e In 891 3693 ...... WllJO WlSTMIHTUI ~..oui.,o J,.111 llO 6990 · .{.,._.c-N WU! U1 lUS LUXURY THEA TRES .. • lit Twt llbtiMt 5a.twi1uOM.YS2Jillllltss0tlltfwisdllltd s ll3rd4·1·1utl6l63~ 12551 1 ~~, J * FOR FlK'll EXCITEmEnTI V1s1tOvr ... * ARCADE of GAMES* ;'., '.;;: f ;~ a,,-r;; /f1t' rn :=s.,owfll lfi'Z fb'f 4 :U ~Boat .JEKYLL (I HYDE l!J ... toeetller ••••• 1Niali\1:W~1:r;,w. A I ILLEIJlll ,,., • 7,;u ...... (91 l li>O·>M· .. U • ~c-.nso...no °"'<1 To'llOut<orllod'100r •1nq11o1w.vl'Ot- l Don't GP In The .,. II!"-~ Cl · Woods fRJ iii VI""~ "'"Th• Hlllt Ha .. l:yet (R) TlW~Aao'clnlToa..r.<RI CT.-THL. EXTRA· fA!T T//llr! ·· ..... • Tf.RRESTRIA L u lttOGlllOttTMICM • JD l"lua Oratonalayer(l"OI Z•pped (R I • Nltlll Slllft l "I : THE LAST a.&YU.(XHYDE CJ : AMERICAN VIRGIN ... ..,..., apia : m Ah o Stlowlnt Plut.J Uc llfrll ~yor Lin • w Utt,. Du llnp CAI On SunM Strip (R Ori-Int Open 7: 16 W9*ni9'1ta/7:00 Wtekench * Clllld"" Ulldtr12 frtr Ultltss Meted LOCKED OUT AT UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES We we lodled out ~UM we refuMd to ION mQfe than hall of our Job• and lhereby double the work loed of thoM ~· W. MY9 WOt1ted In United Artlltt tl!Mtr .. tine. they opened. Eectl protectlonllt WOl'kt multiple tell of equipment. He 19 f'tllPON!ble for sound and picture In ICYefal eudltorluma et one.. Thlt hu lncruMCI the actual emount of phyllcal work and . *ttv lnefMMd our rnpontlblllty. "'°'" "' Inception. we have cooperated with the uee of automated equipment. WE HAVll wtlLINOU INCftl AalD MODUCTMTY. Before eutomallon. one projec:tloni.t was uted to pro1«1 one ptcture for one auditorium. Now. undet our lut GDntr~. OtM proj«:tlonltt prepw•. ~atM and aupen!ftee equipment end fltm for u many at four, llJC. and ewn eight IUdltoriumt It onoa. ·~· bellfte thet there should be• flmlt to how many Jobs tllet WOl'kert and the community thol.lld loM to eutomatlon. We think wortcer• llnd the community. 11 W911 at the employers. have a right to gain through the benellta of automation. lJnlt.ed Artlett Communications 11 a many mult1~m1111on dollar C«poratlon. TMy meke hendtome profile from t~tet opetetlone. There 11 no "°'"""to Med to .......... )oM. Robert Naffy wente to lncf .. M 1111 profits by ellmlnetlng our jobl. "9 does not ln1end to reduce the pric. of your movie ticket. Mr. Nelfy l'9fUMd to negotiate on MJ Of the Union's prOS)OMl1. Tht company t tOOd pet on It• orlglnel utt1metum1. It o"«ed OJ"Y •per"°"' for _,.. or.._ ,he WOtk toad, at the same time ellmlnetlng 50·7&% en our Joba, ThOM of u1 wtio k>M CAM jebe will not be eble to iUP90r1 our fan\lllM. TM community IOMI the...., ... we earn end epenct In ttle community. If )QI( "":r: foffoWI Mr. N~'• Hampte. -'*• wlll your jOb be'? How wlll you 1uppon your fernll)"? With higher .. ..,,,,..,... and fewer Mlertee fo IC*'d. OU1 .,... ~ 11 bound to autt.. W• wwe --. to continue to negotiate, but Mr. Nalty dlctetorlalty end erro0ently locked u1 out. ,..._ doft't to lftto .,., . .,,.... Artte1e ....,. ... ,.....By IO doing, you wlfl' help VI get OUf )Obt beck, • • "'OJICTIONllT8 LOCAL ICM· ORANGE COUNTY lntemettonel ........ of ..... trloel ......... , •• , ... end "'""" plature ............... .... Afll-Clt. ,t ·---------- "" SWOOt>~ SORC€Rl:R8 ..... _ 8All-••-- "DON'T GO INTO THE WOODS" 1111 PETEii O'TOOLE 1 TllACll oouY "MY .... .:t~~ FAVORITE THE WAU" 1111 YEAR" (N I FRI ..... 1:15. 10:11 F .. I. 1:11, 1:15, 10:11 SAT/S UM. 2:00, 4:te SAT/IUN. 2:15, 4:1 t:OO. l :15. ,.1I I 1:15. 1:15, 10:15 POLTERGEIST-~ F1'l 1:20 SAT/SUM. 4•. l:GO -L~Ot-tm FM.e:IO, *21 IATISUN. 2:10. li:10, 10dl0 ......... (f'G) S AT/SUN. 12lll 4:20. •• T1~0l~m ""· I: 11. 10:00 SAT/SUN.~ t :11, 10:00 "SPUT IMAGE" 1•1 --e.u--. .... "I, THE JURY"c111 "JllKYLL & ,_?t.!.,D..,~ <111 U T/llUll.-.-.-SW()"'\o~ SOJ~eRen ..... 1. U ll_l.-.lilt "CLASS --IAT/-·-·--"DON'T GO IN THE WOODS" II'> ..... "11,- I AT/-l<Jl.1•11. - OF .'84" 1111 "MY , ... -FAVORITE .. ,,-..,... .. -YEAR" "WAITRES&r'l "'· •=-. ·1=-. ::. 1111 SAT/SUll. 1:15. a. .. ,,:.-::..:-l:OO ...... f.4!1 ,,.,, .,.......,.1 MtCM Fri. 7:tl. 10:40 .. v--. "46. 7:11, 10:40 (A) .IUTU.(I ln"D& ,.. E.1: nm S:llftA· Tauunu.u ET.·m:=~L m • u""n: •"6' •< hM't FN. t.-00, 1:11, 10:20 aAT/SUN. 1:00, i::10 ... 1:1', 10dl0 .. l/S11n. 1, 4, 7:15, 10.00 .IUl YU U RYDS l!Y ... t .. eUMr ... ia Frl 1:45 FN . 7:15, 10:40 S•llS11n 4:25, 1:45 S AT/SUM. S:SO, 7:15. 10-AO "I THE JURY'' "WAITRESS!" 1111 ;r,L l:JO, 10-AS~) Fiil .. t:OO ~..;;Sa;;:.;t.;../S;;;.;llft.;,,;,_=2:20;,;,.•.,;,.l~.,;..;.;.'_10:.;..:45_;_-+-t AT/SUN. 2:101 Ir.JI. t:00 AMITYVIUE D: ~·--::.:::. 'l'.~Ot h~ THE ~ION '"'-.._., 10:u ,__·1AT1-.-ue SAT/SUN. 2:50 • ._ 10:11 "f'ASt TVl'Q "' "ROCKY nr "'°' ~:-(II) ,...~ ,,_ ~..,., -SAT/auk 1A 4:& l:2IO "IDOOW9WKATllCAJID\'OU POLTERGEIST-I!! '"· l:OI SetJS-. ••• 1:05 ,..._ t:20, 1~15 SAT/SUM.~ 8:20, 10:15 T.~Ot ~m ••CHOll Frt. 1:15. 10:10 Fiil. 1:11 (f"G) .. t/S11n. 2:15, 1:15, 10:10 SAT/SUM. 4:20, 1:15 "CLASS OF ,....~m '84" (R) I ~I J~ -. -F"1. 1:10 ~r IA~-.. -S AT/SUM. S:IO, 1:10 "WAITRES&r• ~!!, aATJ -. t:ll.-. - 1'111. 111&. -fAL 1:11, 10-AS Tl_ Ml."''-SAT/IUN. 1='0 'DON'T 00 INTO THE WOODS .. S:1 1 -F--aAT,-. 1-- ,....,._(N I .. ,, ___ _ -mt; BEST UTTU WHOftDtO(JSE "' TEXAS" 1111 ....... .. ,, __ .... "WAITRESsr · (Ill ""'"* SAT /SUN. 1::IO. Hll, 1:.U "LOOKIN' TO GET our· CNI "'1. 1:41, 10:2I 0 WAITMl81" .., ... .. .. ,,..., ......... "•CIUllZa Pl.A Y" -.ri-. ... ..,,.. ... Ml. .. )ou11 l tlt-•11 IJo wit• will offt•r u 'f ii/I lluppt•11in1( com·t'rl 11t U(,'(.' with buritont· Patrfok Du11do11 m; gm •st ar tist. ............. .... ereuaaM .............. aMI I ........... .. .. ... , ....... • r/1(1l1f 1i tA~4••1~i hf'1 G~mGir/ ExcluaJve Engagement NOW SHOWING UA CINEMA COSTA MESA . 714/540-0594 0...., • 40 • I JO • 10 It ""' Mt .... IJ • • 1 46 • ~ JD • I»• I JO ' 10 30 Piil .. ·oc singer to presen·t concert COITA llllaA (Ow110• ... ,"' ~401444 COIYA lllUA !Owl•O\ c ...... c.,,, .. 919 4141 fl TIHIO (""'M0\~11¥• ~ .. ~110 1111010• YllJO fOwllOt Minion ~:ra~~o OUllOI UNJA fl 1,11111411 c..-.. 6H 1'~ I .JIO l 1 "'•"41 Dr"'"" WUTillH Tlll \?l JOH UA Ml~ WUTllllHTlll 193 OS46 P,; 111( • I!• Wa' 39 """""9IWW .., " 1,w1 °'' '' tn 191 3 93 ~ .. ~. Orange County songstress, Joan ldt•n Bowie, will present "Fall Happening" Saturday, Oct. 23. at Orange Coast College. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. in Robert B. Moore Thc•atre. Bowie, a rec:ordlng artist with World Harvest Records. will perform such selections as "September Song," "Autumn Leaves," "New York, New York.'' and "Singin' in the Rain." Bowie will be backt.>d by a t.'Ombo, including Jack Reidling. piamstll'Onductor; Luther Hughes, bass/guitar; Denny [>tmnis. drums; and Steve Carr, sax/clarinet/flute. Baritone Patrick Dundon will make ., guest appearanct:• to sing "My Way" and several Iris h songs. Dundon and Miss Bowie will also present some exciting duets , Advance tickets. pn<..'t.>d at $4, are on sale in the OCC ticke t o ff ice, located in the colle g e's Administration Building. The office is open Monday t h ro ugh Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p .m .. and Saturdays from 8 a.m to noon *BARGAIN MATINEES/*" Monday thru Saturday All Perform1ncu before S:OO PM (Except Special Engagements 111• HIMJysl .BffiH.tt9 LO M•OOO o• •o ••<•OM J tt•·2~ •'THI LAIT A•lllCAN VWIOIN" ,........ (•l "'AIT T ... I AT IUOOUllO•fT _.. 1111 ,...,. ..• a •WITMll"<"1 1t:&t.11.. .. 00aOVHZI l"l.AY" ••l u...-. .... "fHIE aW~O ANO THE •~CElllElr tlll ---•1>flAOON•LA VIII" <NI ..... -- LAKEWOOD CENTER WALIC IH "THE CHOSEN" 1 .. 1 11-...1.:•••t:•---- "CHHCH I CHOMCI IE COMeO" ' __,. ....... Y-°"91 ...... ..,.... ~l ..... l-19CI OM ..... ~l ~•.a I. ... Jl 90.,. .. f"> ....... locwity ot Concuewood 21l/ll1·9UO "l"tNK FLOYD: THE WALL"I Ctll .. , ... "°"° ""'° THE IOtlCEMll'" "'1 .-.---Aoo.e&.AYUI" •N I 12oJO, :US. 4 40, 1,.5, l:IO, 10-U ......... ".MIKYU & 14YOE . Toou.-11 AOAIN"1•1 -~.:~· ,l:: .......... ·THE LAIT Atllf.lllCAM v~ "1111Y ,.v~-ftAlr' '"' .-•=--"'1~===--------·IMl--l f.oc:l/ltv .... 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' LINCOLN 0'11Vt IH \lf'tCOU'I .... *•" °' 11\Qft 121-4070 I ,,., • .._ '- FOUNTAIN VALLEY 0111\/l IM so~ o...., ''"" •' -II""' (1o > "Cl.All CW ,....,. "" ...... ·n cANfllOll NIWYOM"!lll Ctlllf H SOUICt •A YIU.I£ I: Tl!e ~HllllOW°<"J I".,. "THI II._,. l'AllTI MAllACfll" ll'I c.. .. _ "E.T., ,..1 THE EXTAA·TERMITAIAL" -THE IWOflO ANO ntl ~11-.~ • ..... "aCA-11a-1111 ·wArTI111ar 1111 ""' ·1ow1:m l'L.A v· ,., tt2·~1 c,...,,_ °"-" ... "- - -ft-Se ti) w ..__•_•_•·_lH_a_ ..... "AN ewftCP AllD A OINTI..IMAJf" 1•1 ""' "~6111 WOOl.CY ••t C•f+- ~ oo • nt1 woooa· l"l ""' -T .. HIUa HAva n'l.I" ·~· C1llt ··-... ....... LA HABRA ~~~•,,.. ---·--·--171-1 .. 2 .... , ORANGE (1111\/( IN MIS~ION r 11•.1 1N -.. WA~H'41 P . · " 1c~•c-... ·T~t AM '°"°'" AL&. O'llW" ~· ~ =: ==:: :::--;.1,·• C•oi- "'Tl4I I WOMI MO TMI ~•...-ie1 ""' •t<:ANNlllS"<"I l.ttMD .,.. ·~ ...... ~-.. .... , "TMI I WOllD AllD , .. '09llnl .. , •ec ...... e•11u A $1 d1sl'uunl 1s available fur Gold Card holders (~mor citizens) and children under 12. T1(·kets may be purchased by phone, using V1sa ur Mastercard, by calling 556-5527 Tickets will be sold at the door for $5. con A•u fdwards 811stOI S40 1444 COITA MlU Ed'*atds Cinem;i ~let 979 41•1 UTCMIO' C dwi11ds Sacldleo;ick ~81 ~880 fDUNTlllf H \llT lllWllfl Edwilrds family T '""' Woodbfldoe Cinema 962 1248 5~ I 065S [ -o •1.&1~1 A«11tno ,-oaf"~ol~ \'~ .) ' ~-.· .'Jf ""Ltl~~archtoa ~~ Dis-ney ana rummer. Christmas is coming soon to the Magic Kingdom. along with our most magical holiday event. Fantasy on Parade. We'll be auditioning for parade performers and participants at Disneyland as follows· Men-October 30, 1982 8:30AM-5'11" and up 10:30 AM-5'6" to 5'10• t 00 PM-5'5H and under Women-October 31, 1982 8:30 AM-5'0" and under t0:30AM-5'1" to5'6" 1 ·00 PM-5'7" and up The minimum age requirement is 16 years ol age by Oc1ober 31. 1982 All applicants must bnng a valid Social Security card and proof of minimum age requirement and should plan to spend approximately four hours at the Park. Auditions will be held in the Disneyland Rehearsal Hall, which may be entered from West Streel, south of Ball Road. at the Disneyland service gate. No appointments necessary. Everyone has nightmares about the ugliest way to die. .................... .,..._.,_..,. ... DflAllG« Si.a .. •• ll<••fl• 639 1110 • ''YDY rvwn an om: or 1n rnoanz mvm ... "'4111>0.. WOllTV * "GOES BEYOND lAUCiHTER. :: NO.W PLAYING PEA ll TO..O NUlfTllfGTDlf BEACll DllAllGl UA Movies EdwilldS S<iOCllellae~ Edwa1ds Hun1>n91on C1nemo Cine<lome 990 4022 ~a1 ~eeo 848 oJae 63• 2~~3 COSTA MHA ldw1.rd\ LA HAlllA South Coas1 Plata ~46 2111 AMC r .isn1011 SQvJre 691 0633 L HO h S5lS ACCfOfl O fOR IHI$ (HOAOf .. l NI 1 ThE SWORtJ At~ SORCERER ~-~ ...... " - MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE n. __ ,,, .. ,._.,0--·°""' ....... °'""'"' ,,,, ... ~tbt'~O,rt.flt;hll/llJtelf -Roger Et>en CHICAGO SUN TIMES Forgive n1e, Father, for I have sinned. I have killed for 1ny Country, I have stolen for n1y Church, I have loved a wo1nan , and I a111 a Pries t. MONSIGNOR '""''"""h \ i"9'h.tt\ lo\ l'r~" , FRANK YABLANS ,.,.....,.,.,.,,, ,, FRANK PERRY '"'" CHRISTOPHER REEVI: in MONSIGNOR st;mi.ng GEN£VIEVI: BU)OLD FERNANDO REY JASON MILLER JOE CORTESE ADOLFO CELI wfth TOMAS MILIAN as fTand!ICO 1>1 ... ,... "' ''"'"'"'•r'" BILLY W1lllAM~. 8.S.C. •, . .. .. si..nv MICK MdlEl l.NtO • JAMES P. HAYDEN • MARY GAIL Alm & TOM DRURY.. r .. "' .... ~AfKllE Bm =:.,.,HENRY ZINMAN ~ &v H.Kll«iSLEY THURBER ~r.'..!.~: wGARTH Ell~EN IR llH1-fn 0 l ~:ir.: ... JAMES BRYM °""~·~!Iv SEYl«lUR BORDE & ASSOCIATES I ~~I"=:'::.-,._.. ''u"' "'JOHN WI LLIAMS "'..i .... ,11,, FRANK YABLANS 4...t DAVID NlVEN:µ.u.&...6-""··n ..,1...,,.a.., i.. ABRAHAM P6LONSKY ..,.., WENDELL MAYES 11.t.d"'""''"'"""'"' JACJS ALAIN LEGER • R 11e••-n• '""'""b' FRANK PERRY 111-::.:~r:=¢'::=.-,_.,_ to.ll_C_ •• WORLD PREMIERE ENGAGEM ENTS OCTOBER 22, 1982 At A Theater or Drive-In Near You I . " • J • E4 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Sunday. October 17, 1082 .------- .. YON•tG :'·6:00 8 ~ACE 6:06 fCI MOV1E e e "' "Tiie M lttOt • CtKlc'd " 119801 fMubeth Teylo(, Kim Novell BaNd on e •tOfY by Ao•th• Chtlatle A atrenge mutdet lnvoMng tlvlll ~OOCI a111ra takes pl-1n an eno11a11 vtnaoe ·po· 5: '6 t l MOVIE • • "The EduCAllOn 01 Sonny Ca,.on" ( 111741 Rony Clenton, Don OOI· don 'R' I~ G '°"OUR TIMES "Ftom Beirut A Rellglous ~" Melo< Leb.,_ ..itgloua ~• Cllacuu the CIVISllan ~ In ,,,.., country !Part 21 8 MT PAT~ 5;45 Gt CHMTOPHER CL<>enJP 8:008 CAP'TAIH KAHOAAOO D MUSIC AND TiiE 8POt<E.H WOAO Q CAMPUS PROFlLE: VIEWPOINT OH NUTRITIOfll "HHlth Abu_.. Guests Robeft M~n. MD . c~lan Tom D<eeS«i, LOlett• Hotleway 0 YOUTM AND THE l88UE8 "Can TIHI Olympics Brealo. Even" Gt NEWS .., AOMP£R ROOM Cl) 8UNOA Y MOANIHO Q1 AGRICULTURE U.S A. (H)MOVIE • • "T,,. Sea WOives" ( 19801 Gregory Peck. Rog· ar Moore During World w.., II, • o<OUP OI Btlllsh bullnessmen form • volun· •-rag1men1 to c:1est1oy • Geiman spy nest In the Indian ac.en 'PG' 0 MOVIE •• ·~ "Jonethen uv1ngs- 1on Seagull" ( 111731 VOleeS of James Franc1..:ua. Juliet Milla A aeagutra pursull of perfection leads him lo • hlghet awareness. 'G' !$)MOVIE • * * "T,,. Club" (1980) Jack Thompson, Gtal\am K*Mnecly The coach of • hH·~ Australian loot· ball teem llnd• the going rqugh bOth on the playlng 1.ad end '" the bO.ltd room whet• he laces an an1a- ~11c club prNld«tl uo D IEMNOIPrTY 8 "°9ERT ICHULl..£A -~YE.AM GVC1'f~ • SPEN<OUT l.l!NEWS 1:00 IJ TOOAY'S RELIGION D TiiATSCAT 9 LmU RA8CA~~~LS~-- U IT 18 WRITTEN 0 KEHNETH COP£LANO ., [)i'Y OF DtSC0V£RY ., WOOOY WOOOPEGKE.R AHO FRIEND8 S) YOGA FOR HEAL TH @)DI~ "The Peace MOYen*'I In EutOP*" Pierre Salinger talks with th•• 1><omlnen1 leedeta of the EurOP*&n paac. movetn*Mt In Bonn, Wnt Germany. CB IUNOAY MA88 IC; AFI SHOWCASE 0MOVIE • '.~ "Blue Fire Lady" (19781 Celhryn Hamson, Merli H0109n A youno glt1 tnea to Mve a cen1a1<eroua hOr'M lrom ~no SOid 10 • worll 18'1n f Zl Tl4£ l8lAND OF NEVAWVZ Anlmeled The O•eedy J B Trumpl>orn etuh·lends on the ISiand OI Nevawuz &nd tries lo modernize II tor Ns own personal gain. 1!30. UFET1MU D WHITNEY AHO TiiE "°901' I DAY9REN< LA. ,,.,.,., SWAGGART .. ~(A) (I) TV.a LOOKS AT LeNNNO OJ! FAaNO UR! WTTH CHUT9' TOUION Q) THE WORLD TOUOAAOW !Cl MOVIE "l '11\COtrlglbla' ( 111801 Jeen-P•ul Betmondo. Genevieve Bujolc:I A paroled c:on ar llat encountara troubt• wnen he r-1• to hlf Old way or .JC :o.:~~.o •~AHO ,,.,.,. . • NMONAl WIOH8 I LLOYD OGILVIE CA"'7'00N8 n.r:.cTNC COMPANY C"I . (I) L.IT THEM 8E LIGHT ({I JUtlf( FAlwtu. OJ MX HUMeAAo CEO l'nPtltNO OUT: THE ODOL. Tl GM>W UP Tl'lle ~ to the poj)Ul8t epeclel "Who Are The Deeoll• And w...... Did They Oa t 111 KICll?" upde'-Ille story Of Ille e111reordlnary 1em11y wNQf'I -~20~ ~Nn0l0800ed ~'*"· - John n ... lushi, who ·e death in 1982 shockf'd lh~ c nh•rhainmt•nl world, slurs ' in tht> movit', HTh4' Blues Brothers" loni~hl ut <) on KAH(:. Channd 7. O'MOVIE * * '• Toby And The Koe. le a..," ( 194 II Roll Harr1a Live scllon and an1me11on combine to tell the Ille cl • young boy and h•s p111 11011-'* In Austrat1a'1 lronlHlr Clay a S HOLLYWOOD Hollywood reporter Bill Harris presen18 up-<lose reports on the people and e11en11 wtilch are making news In the production and glamor cep11a1 ol 1ne movie tnduatry Z MOVIE • • "Soto (1978) v1,.c;ent Gil P11<ry Armstrong A haroely lnc:lepel'Clenl Aus- 11 e.11an women wno woru •• • l orost ranger becomes lnv011tod ""th • llrepllot 8:~ U OOYSSEY "Mln11tr~y T~ephone" Gueera ·~ry Kell. C11rec- 1or OI "First Step, • The J-sn Teen Connectt0n sponsetec:I by lhe JCIWISh Fec:leralton Council ot Greeter Los Angeles. counselor Joanne Bruckner of Glendale, Rew Ralph Tucllman. m1n11tar ol the Burbenk· Toluca Lek• Firll Church of ~ello· IOUI Science. Q PEOPLE7 0 MEETING TIME AT CALVARY «D FREOEAICK K. PRICE fl!) EL.ECTAIC COMPANY (R) Tiif L.AHAYES O! KNOW YOUR 918LE $ MOVIE • • 1,,. Lillie Dragons (1981) Sslty Boyden. CMs Peterson A OAf\O ol 1uda traonecl In i..ar111e rescue one Of their friends when Iha 18 kidnapped 'PG' @MOVIE • • "Heertbeepa" (1981) Andy Keutmon, Berne- Clette Pe1eu In a world ct the ,_, luture. two--corn- mercial robots e..:perlen<:e the 1tlelllltudee ot first love 'PG t:OO D MEET TH£ PRE.lJS fl .UT OF A-M. l08 ANOE1..£S 0 ~ AOeE.«1'8 fl) SESAME STAEET (R) ~ CALIFOANIA WEEX IM REVIEW Q]) IT 18 WlUTTEH l}i'MOVIE • • "Groen lc;e" (198 tt Ryen O'NNl, Anne Arc;l\er An *"GI'-snd e aoc;•al11• attempt 10 rob • South AmerlCAln -•Id tmUO· gler of • for1une in oem• PG •.ao IJ Nn TODAY D TALI( A80UT ptCT\JRU G DAY OF DISCOVERY • Tl4EWOAU> TOMORROW ~ THE LAWMAKERS A880TTAHD COSTELLO (fl) KENNETH COPELAND Qt NEWSCENTER WU)(LY re MOVIE ••I~ "Any Numbef Can Play" 119491 Clerlt Gable . Alelllt Smith An i.on..t end Clfefr• gambler's llfe 11 -with • MfleS ot lrage<l- 0 MOVIE ••• "Arthur (1981) Dudley Moore, L11• Ml,.. nelll Whlle h1a lamlly ellampts to le<ce him Into e pr••rt•"99C1 martlage, a drunken, hec:lonlallC play· bOy fslls In IOve wllh • poor WOtklng glrl 'PG' l MOVIE • • "Ssvage H•rvest" 11p80) Tom Sllerrllt, MlcNllM PNlllpe Al> Afrlo can dlouglll dr-wllCI 81\lmala Into populated ., ... 'PO' 10:008 Cll IN'OftTS 8UNOAY Four boxing matches, Ill• OrHI Pool Shootout ol 1982 81\d Mr Universe ltom Belgium. D C,L ,OOTaAU WIM!peg ., Toronto. Dwow " * "The Wonder'a Of Aladdin" (1Ge1) Docl.id O'Connor, Noelle Adem. A oerWe -99* ffOfTI a lamp end gnlnll 111 llOldet rneny---. G HlfWJ) cw TNJTH t]j) THE LAWMAKEAS Corteapondenta Linde Wertheimer end COk~ Robef11 IOln PllOI Ouke tor an uP·IO·th•·mlAute aum mary ot Conoreulonel ecU•lllH '1i) MONEYMAKERS if SERGEANT PRESTON OF THE YUKON IJ91 MEET THE PM.SS S MOVIE 11t * '\ "Any WhlCh Way You Can I 1980) C11n1 Eastwooci Sondra Locke Belo•• H lll•ng c:1own with h1$ girl end pel orangutan, • t>e1e-hstec:1 hght11< lllgnl uP IC< one last. lucr•ll•• match 'PG' @MOVIE • • "M y Champion' t 19811 Yolo.o Snlmac:le, Ch•il Mtlchum Tile lrue atory cl • tamale Japanese running champion I• told 10:30 fJ (l.Q BEST OF KIOS ARE PEOf'LE TOO Guesu gymnast Kuti Thomes. aoul slnge< Tec:lc:ly Pende<grasa. actor Jeff Consway (RI 0 ROeERT SC..ULL.EA «D JERRY FALWELL ll) OPEN MIND '1i) WALL STREET Wea< "Lei's Steel Away" Guesl Cha•I•& Brac:llorc:I, .. ce pres1c:1ent Marr11t Lynch. P1etce. Far>,..., 6 Smith l) WONDE,_ WOMAN GfJ MOVIE • • 1\ Sp;nout" t 1966) El•ll PrHley, Shetley FaDarH A bandlHCler m•naoe• 10 entang~ h1m- M1fl '""'h ·-c:ar1 11-«> CE MOVIE ,. • .,. "Dauu" ) 19501 Gery Cooper, Ruth Roman Upon finding hlll -and proparty dHtroyeel, en embittered ao-Conleder· ••• ol!lc•• •OWi revenge on rhoM tetponalble --m .-A.ST'!:,.Pl!CE THEATRE tS•sson Premiere) "To Serve T"8m All My Days-- F0110w1ng ll':orlc:I W81 I, e young We1Shm8/I joint Ille II•" cl '" upper-etust Pfl- vsl• Khoot rel,,.,. than tetUtn IO lhe &oel PllS cl Na nellY& vlllaoe (Pan 11 0 '1i) HUMAHmEB TiiAOOOH THE ARTS ·~J M0\116 - • • '\ "lstenc:ls tn The s11 .. m" C 19711 G90l'ge C. Scoll, Claire l'loom B8M laotatec:I et11SI is torceel 10 _, 111s hidden emot1on1 wf>ef1 his three ••trengec:I sona coma IO vtalt him PG' Z MOYIE • • '"' "Strenoe Benavior" (198 t) Mlcl\aej Murphy, LovtN Fletcher A ~ ollioer 1n ... uoa1n • -• ol brul&l mutdets In • small Mid-tern cottege town 'R' 1 1 ;30 fJ ®J THIS WEEK WITH OA VIO 8AINKlEY 0 TERRY COl.E- WHITTN<l" GI CHUACff IN TME HOME ~ HUMANmlEt THAOUOH THE ""18 8TAATMJ< C MOVIE • * * • "Fldc:llet On The Root" ( 1071) Topo4, Norms Crane A peaaent milkman 1n turn·ol·the·century c:zertal Rualle '''** 10 m81'· ry otf hi• t1Jolble dtvOhter• whll• 1rylng lo llOld onlo hit Jewilh heritage In the tac. ol oe>P<"81on 'G' 0 R<>Ct<ONTV ~ 12100 I THMI!. STOOOU ' llAACH MOVIE **'A "Abbott And Coe- lellO In HotlywOO<I" (1045) Frencee Aalterty, Robert St•f'lton The bo\lt find wo<ll as 11 barber end • pot1er In • h19"-< .... ton- '°'le( partor m ~API!" CHAU "llc.Yenger Hunt" Profe9. IOf l<lt191fleld'• •nnusl .. .,CIM r9Qwltlf19 •tu· <Nnl• to 111\d -• 10 tOO -Oel QUMllone In IN .. ~ II •It.cited by I t~ftclllty CHANNEL LISTINGS ID UNOIMTANDIHO ~llHA~ "8.nlOfY Dec>r..,.tlofl" (0l M<MI * • ''The Jan Sltlo«" ( INOI Nell Dlwnond. l •t-r.,_ OIM«. A ,..., Yorf( ci.ntor .,,.._, wttl'I lmmlty trldlllOn Md .... ou1 IC find -•• pop ""*° ... ''°' • KN1CT ICBSI • KNK INICl 1 • KT...-lllld I c::::J9cA8C IAIC> • ICl'MI ccas1 e ICH.Jof'V 11 fld. I •KC5TIAK> •""" llllO.) •e CCM•TV UM.> • l(CIT Cl'H> •KOCaCNil <01 On TV rz1 z. TV iltJ HBO [CJ ((ltwm.tll) CWORI NY .,NY IWTISl Cl> IDPNl I Sftowtlme) ..... ,ltM • I~• N"" Ne1wor11l tt lTHeMMWMO LOWDIMM HefWy ,Ollde _.,.,_ IM eMly .. Metty ......,.. ~ ......... -" • .... ...... Miit • """' .... .. • ""'-In • !9lnCMe Colonldo~. eMCMI • a • "Ro~ll WeddlnOW 1110 II ,.,ad Alie.Ire. Jtrwt II°"'*" A 10<1Q·811Q-dlll'IH 1••m D'"*'' • wrotmlllff If! ngl••tO It Iha time lflal Q~ fllfebeth II It l>UI llnQ Iha f~19f I0<.141W• 04\ 11411 11l8hlmontet l)lllfl• 11.IO I DIMCTIOHt WILD, wtLD WOlllL.D cw ANIMA1.a ··awM1 file Roylll Bltd• Thi• le en 11\tltnate •tudy cl Iha •w91l, 1#1\0M fflMlyle la p.rh11>9 u be•ulltul •• t~ bltdhNll QlD UHD€"1T AHOINO • HUM.AH llHAV!Of' "Vleu•l Perc411>t1on" flJ N'l TOOAY (\OJ HIWIMAl<aM (JtNFL'U 12-66 I Z MOVIE • • * "S-t Ch811ty" j 1"111 Shltley MM:lelntt, John M~M81lln fifed ol har tswc:l•y 11x1a1ence. • Clance hell h01teaa wllh 11 llHrt 01 ootd '*•""** lor true love and the simple merri.d 1110 1:00 U THI MUNSTERS The Mun1ten unknowingly 1en1 their spare bedroom IO a polic.tnin fJ WALL Sf'AEET JOURNAL REPORT 0 HEEHAW Gueall Sammy Dav•• Jr , Eddy Reven. J •mea a.con. Georgl• PeaclHI• g) ADAM-12 8anc:lll• ua•ng '**' ou ena • unique eacepe rou1e rob an armored truck at • u11- 1no• and loan ban~ &!I NATURE (Premler•I "The Flight 01 The Condor" Of. Donelc:I Jollenaon tskH viewers on • rare journey through the Andes Moun1elna '1i) AMVUCAN OOVE.RNMEHT "Local Government" (101 PlJ8LIC PUL8E I H STEPPING OUT: THE DE80LTS GROW UP Thlt IMIQuel to the popular tpaclel "WhO Are The O.BOltt And Where o.-J They Get 19 Kids?" u1>4f••• tne story or the extrerdlnery IAmlly which now lncluc:IH 70 phyalc•I· ly-hendlcappec:I children I SI WILD aA81E8 Thia Clocum*Mt•ry catclleS many wlkl animals as they grow up and lesrn to sur- •lve In llMllr natural h•IH· Ill 1:29 0 Qt WORLD SERIES O •me 5 S I LOUIS Cerdln•ll at Miiwaukee Brawara 1 :~ 0 ,. TROOf' UnleJS n can find an exper1 bugler. F-Troop 1$ doomed fJ MOVIE * • • 'Goodbye Mr Chlpa' ( 11169) Pel er O'TOOl8, Petula Clstk A Clecllc:ated English 9Chool· m&Sl9' la much IOYoc:I by hll lludenll • ADAM-12 '1i) AMENCAN ~ "Mettop()Utantam" (TJ) O"EATEST ~TS LEO ENOS Q~VIE • • * "The Hound Ot TIHI BalkeNllletl" ( 19781 Peter Coot<. Dudley Moore Mu- ter 118uth SherlOclt Holmes 1nvea11ga1e1 m1aterloua going.on at Basi<erville Hell end begin• to ~t -vane. inc:Judlng him· "" 2:00 8 OIU.IGAN'8 ISi.AHO The Moaqulton. an A,,_t- cen singing group, lsnd on Ille itl811d. 0 MOVIE • • "The Tan Women" (19M) Anne But9t, Matla Petllci'iy Foltowlng en lndl- an maeeecre, ...,.,. coure- geo.;e women ,_ the orc:leel of en ••lleulllng and perilous I'*' 9CIOIS the~ IDM<>W • *.,. "II\ The Glltter Psi- _ .. (19771 Chad E\19rett. Sar bar a Hetllhey An ettor •. i'\4IY def*Mda • lesbian act:uMCI ol murdering h8t 10"*' whom a.11* Claim• was blackm•lllno ,,., d) MOVIE • *.,. "Rampage" ( 1963) Rober1 Ml1Qhum. EIM Mer· 11ne111 Altar t""'V relum to Germany from • .. ,.,,, • big "*"'* hunt• pl-the dMlh of 111e trlll>C* to wtlom he .1oet lhe glt1 he loYed fll) IHM>E IU91NESS TOOAY "Runnlog A Movie The- iler" A man wile booll• moYletl and 81'\0ther wile owne • amall lhMter di .. CUN hOw ... y II It 10 own • 11.,.11,. end ,,_ dlffieu11 lllttONI\~ '1!>~ 810t.OOY l!I MOVIE • • ,_. ·'The GOiden Voy- ege Of Slnbed" t 197•) John Pl'lllllp Lew. Ctwollne Munto Oamone. devlll, IOfcetln end -d-ell "'*"-the hero ot the AtablM N10ht1 u he Mt• .. ~ In ff9l'Oh ol • lebled l111d. IH)MOVle * • "Spirit Of The Wind" 119791 Chief Oen a-oe A J'0'.11\0 bOy OV«COlllM I'll• handicap 10 *- the World ChetnplOn 000 Sleddet 'PO' (())a.eov. • * "The l.lnMtln" ( 1 N 1 I ..,.,.,. etdl, Sidney u. t1C11 A TV newtwOmen •lld.,., two ...... """~ IOOOlnlt ., • bO*Cllnt "°"" )Me1)tted by • di .. IUfl:led brother and .... ., and tttelf -1JOW Off• er~ • • "'°'~ o.tllt19" ( tHt) '4dlt .... Dtel ArMI A '°""' OOU919'1 ,_...... .. .._,by. 911erdl1it ll\9el WflO ,_,.,... "'9 .......... ... _.....,_ • TUBE TOPPERS K TTV ( 11) ti:llO "Kini( Solomon's M11ws " lh·bu ruh Kl'rr and Stf'wart (irn11Kt'r ~l1Jr m story of u wh1l<' hunter 1<u1dtnl( u p:1rtr ch rough dork1..'8l J\fr1c:u Jn st.•urt•h of 11 wom un 's hui;hunci KNXT (1) 8 :w "Glor111 " Dr AdUtf\8 finds thul u11·c·l·tlng Gloria to be· u vetl'nrwry uss1stm1t rm.1y Ix.· mow thun h e can handlt• KNBC..: (•I) ~.1.00 "Horll'yboy." Erik F::nrud<.1 ~·nd Morgrin Fa1rd,ild star In movll' uf a young boxer who foils 1n love with his prcs.s a~l'n l as hl• ~><.'Omes :rn overnight media hero and t•ontt•nuer for thl' middleweight championship. 'Puerto Aleo. Our Right To Oetlde" A comprenenalve eu1rn1notlon ol U S I Pu11r lO Rico ro1a11on1, his· 1ory a110 major conlllcta, plua pOatlble IOlullona to Ille PfOblema thel st11m from the 1slanc:1·1 com· m0<1weallh •ltlus. 11 pr•· Hnled '11) IN'TROOUCING 810l00Y C MOVIE • • * ''Ralntree County' (1957) EllHl>elh laylot Montgomety Clill During the CMI War. a capllv1111no Southern belle 11 deter· mined to h&Ye the men 01 he• chotc:e ragardleH ol the consequencea 3:000 MOVIE • • '\ "Ll'I Abnet · C 1959, Paler Pslmer, Jul!* Newmar 11'1 a Clark Clay 1r Oogpalch lot Lfl ADne< when ne INtna the Atmyl! mo11lng In 10 IHI bomDI end Dally MH I ~"'"' him CIOMW 10 the all et Ell) CAL,,OAHIA WEEK IN REVIEW '11) INTAOOUCING BIOLOGY . OMOVIE • • "Improper Channels' t 1981) Alan Arkin, Manette H•rtley A aarles cl mlsun· Clerllsnc:llnga cau1es a social work., 10 suspect the 5-yeM-okl c:1auon1ei 01 • M0818led couple •• the voc:hm ol Chlkl abuse 'PG' 3:30 fl) 1NS10E WMHINOTON Hotl Merk Shields looll• at the Interplay cl polltlc5, power end people In Iha nallon's cepnot '1i) DESIONING HOME INTEAIOM S JAM~EE IN THE HIU..Sll "Super Bowt Of Country Music · This unique coun- try mus;c IHllV&l features Jarry L• Lewii, Ronnie Milsap, Cert Perl(tna. The Kenc:lelll end H....... Cor· neffua Z MOVIE • • " • "Altetec:I States" pO&OI W1111am Hurt, Blau Brown A Harvard sc1t111- t11t' 1 genelle structure la lillared When he c:oncfucT1 mlnd·up1ndlng exper1. mon11 wilh leOl•llon 1sm.s end powerful haJlucino- ger.a 'R' 4:00 I) COlLEOE FOOT8All s•anforc:I ..,. use Taoed Salutdlly fJ AT THE MOVIES Roger Eb<!O Ind Gel'e S111(el review "Je«yll And Hyde T ogelhe< Ageln, .. Spin Image... "LOOktno To Gel 0\11." "Tex" end the "sllnkar ;:if lhe weal! " 0 MOVIE • * "BIOOCI From The Mummy'• Tomb ' f1972' And•-Ke1r. va1er111 Leon When an Egypll&n q._, la uncovered In 811 ~ tooic.t CllO. ,,., -eel h1nc:I brlnga c:IHth to mtim~ Of 11\e Hpedl- llon Gt MOVIE • * "High Velocity" ( 1917 Ben Gauer•, Brin Et.land When Iha top e•ecullve cl 11 global corporetlon la kid· nap()ec:I, two VMltl\em vet· *' 8118 uM g.uerrMla leclla to subdue llhl abOuctor. Cl) MOVIE • • * "The Pinll Panthet' 11"41 David Niven, Pet*' Saltera A tewel thlel attempts 10 11111• ~ alon cl • prloele>ss gem w11h lhe help of the French police ~or·• wll• &l WALL tTMET WEE< "l•t'• SIMI Away" Guest· CllarlH Bradlord, vlee preatc:l*Mt, Metrill Lynch, Pierce, F*Mner & Smith. '9 DHI0...0 HOME INT'INOM WE.COMI 8ACK. KO~ QI ntE .-oam>N> ma "'~ * • i. "Murph The Surf" (1974) Aoben Conrad, Donni M~ll Two light· fingered beech bum1 snd • i.mete eceomplioe leave l>ehll)d a lrell or empty jewel boXH an • South ~ ttnerald tmutl- Oltr ot • 10ttune 1n oem• 'PO' (0)M<MI *** "All Nighl lonQ" (IHI) Gerle Hacttmen. l•rbre Slrtllll)d. Attar belf'll Oemoted from cor• porele .. .cM...,.. lo d\el11o •I-f'lltlll rneneger. • middle llQecf men'• Nfa- •!Yle end "*"--'""*' .... .-~·R' ~ ..... ""'~ C-W ""'8t!Ofl I ~ MOM ....... 1.oe Mte- llL I _ .... "°"' ······-llM"'IW ..... wmtCIMDY PRESTON OF THE YUKON @MOVIE • • "Th1lvt1a" t 1977) Mar· lo ThomH, ChetlH GfO• din A c:1111y couple iry 10 r.c1p1u1e 111911 innocence amid the coauptlOn ol MMhallan 5:00 U HAP9Y DAYS AGAIN Howard ClectdH to melo.e 1 1e1ev1111en commerc:1e1 ri:r bOOll hll hefdw•r• Ou"· neaa fJ UCNEWS Ell) flRINQ LINE '1i) THIS Ol.D HOU8E Bob VII• show• how 10 tnm windows and doora. and g111e1 1d11lce on pteparlng artd painting 1n1erlot walla IR>O l tJ M•A•S•H Kllnge• Hema 10 tack ~Cl8/ a knack fOt culling lhrOUQh tec:I lape IC QCll some mUCh·nM<lec:I sup· phea le< the unit (Part 21 ~NEWS $ HOUYWOOO HOllywoOCI reporter Bill Hstrll presenll up-cloM reporta on lhlt people and llvenls which are inaklng news In ,,,. prooueuon end glamor capita! ot tlHI movie Industry 5:151 z -..ovtE • * "The Eeluceuon 01 Sonny Carson' 11974) Reny Ctenton, Don Gor· don 'R 5::JO 0 N8C NEWS D LAV£RHE & SHIRLEY &COMPANY Carmine's new comecly act hu ave<yone leughtng e.0C91>t his lrlendl fJ NEWS ~ MOTOAWEE.I< CIJ ALICE ®J A8CNEWS C AFI SHOWCASE 0 AOCKONTV S WACKY WORLD OF ~THAN WIN'T£RS Guest Joe Namath •• IJ D NEWS U MOVIE * '.~ "Kill Or Be KUlec:I" ( 1950) Lewu1nc:e T1e<ney, George COUIOurl\ The pollCe 111lt.. • lugtll•• in tlle )ungie wllll& the killer who framed him condUC11 a March of hi• own 0 TH08' AMAZING ANIMALS Featured I captured gtHI wfllte lh8tk ~ wflo pun up Clendellen•. • kllle< whela. • two·h••d•CI ane~e. hor•es tor Iha hendlC8j)ped GI MOVIE • • * "King Sotornor1 'a Mines" ( 1950) Deborah Ke<r, St-an Granger A wl\lte hunl8' gukl*' a P•f't) tr.rough darkM1 Africa In -rc:h or e woman's hut• benc:I .., MOVIE • • • "The 81g Bus ' 119761 JOMPf'I Bologna, SIOCkMCI Channing Com· plete wtlh bOWling alley enc:1 aw1mm1ng poot, ,,,. world'• llrat nuclear• power-eel bu• etnbMlll on • cSanoer·fllle<I e<oa..coun- '2' 'rip tfg WORLDWA.AI "Summer Of Set•jevo" On June 28, 1914, • young Slav netlonallet u.aas•I· natec:t ArehdUlce Fran7 Fe<- dinencl ot Austria '1i) NOVA ts.uon Pramteral "T"9 C-Of The UFO'a" A rtoorous. ldentlftc ln-11- oellon Into the fact 11e11on end hoax ol unldenlltled ltytng objeCll It ~led Ci> MTCHl:S NeGKT OUT 9 IEJOHT 18 ENOUGH Tom'• chance of mMaging the ne'wlC)aper It ruin.cl "'*" the ~Int•• Oo on 111lke. °'N9CNIWS IC)MOVlt. "Millon Ooller '•c•" p91t) Tony Cut118, SyMa Kristel A c:o-11c compa- ny llMd wlll llQP el notll· Ing IC ....... Ne l)focNcil 9 _. IH IMO\M **lo\ "lllllndl In llle SlrMm" ( 1977) George C. Scoll. Ctelre Bloom Baaed on Iha novel by Emfft H9mlngway An laoleted ert111 11 loroed to r!IYNI 1111 lllddan emotion• Wl'l9fl hit three ••ltsnged •on• COtM to Yllll him 'PO' 10 )MCM9 • •'h "Jone1n111 LMftOe- lon heQull" I 11731 Voleea of Jamee FrencltOut. JuAet Mlllt A IMQUll"I purtUll ol per19cllon !Md• """ 10 • 1119'*--·o· !S)M<MI * * i. "Any WTllcrl W.y You Cet'I" ( 1HOI Cllnt Eaa1woocl, Sondra L.oolle. a.fore Nt111ng down wl111 hit girl and pet or...,iM, • btt•flef9d ..... elgl'I up tor OM IM1, Nerelllle melCll. 'll'O' a:aol NIWI o~nM••••INlla• ~OOUl'T ..., .. 1"1 WOM.D Ill ... "'°"" ••• \, ....... long" ,,.111 .--o.n. -o.wm-""° ..... ...,.,. ................. ..... llti111 ~....,,. OM "*°" NI -~ D CHVOYAOIMI CleOp•h• I• ll•lltpotle<l 10 N-Y0tk City In Ille Rl)Ar Ing ·:io. •II•• ~''""O P~•. end Jeffrey ell• COvet• thel lt•be llutn h•• beCC)nle • veudevllle per IC)trnar 8 IJ.Q) M'L.IY't MUllVI IT Ofl NOTI f eatured a royal love •Helt tll1t led to '"* r.oro nation ol • ... eleton q..-i unueuel fOOda, lhe myth of '"* grMI apae, 9'lt1ord1 r1ery ar"'80logl<:el llnda I MADAMl'I PLAOI ALLCMATUMt QMAT AND8MALL ''Dog D•Y•" JemH dl~Ov etl 11111 wtille • vet'• Ill• II nol altoOQttwtr envh1ble, tllal OI I CloO mlOht wtll be IO !Parr 2) m NATUM "Tne Flt0h1 or The CO<\- oor" DI Oofl&1c:1 Jo11111aon tall .. v-• on • r81• )OUrt~ through the And .. Moun1a1na l MOVIE • • •.;. ··s1r.noe Bell•"°' (1981) Mlch•HI Murphy. LOUIMI FlelCher A police olllc41r lnvettlgltel •aeries or brut•I murc:l4trl In • amall Midwestern cotieoe town 'R 8:00 I) ( f ) AACHlf 8UNKER'S PLACE Blllle giVN Sleplionie lea- aona on how to ch01m • msn D ~CHIPS Ponc;h t>ec:omea a Gel9btlly W,,.,, he llkH a part·llme JOb modeling te< • Cl911Qn· et jeena ad U EHT£RTAINMEHT THIS WEEK lnle•v••w• with Merlort Rou. Ille Pointer Slaters. reporls on a Jelle<aon Starship rec:orC11no MIS· 11on, the rechnlcal ac:lvlao• on "Trapper JOhn. M D , " IOClsy's goas1p c:olumn1a1a 0 ® MATTHOUSTON A lop model eskl Mell IO 1nve1t1o•t• lhe mutc:ler ct• ramoua fashion d**'0"41' when llhe Dec:ornes IM c:hlef suapect 0 IT 18 WRITTEN Q) MOVIE • • "High Velocity" ( 1977 Ben Gu.rare. Brlll Ekland When Ille top e.acull1te 01 , 1 global eotpor1t1on 11 kid· napped, two Vietnam ••t· arena uMI guerrilla tactld 10 subdue 1111 ebouc10t CE MOVIE • * '" · Myttar191 Ot The Pac111c:· 11979) Oocumon· tary An eum1na1ton cl an 1s1anc:1 wner• enc1an1 11one t.-mplaa have bear\ Cllaco•· •red with no other trace ol Ille peopl• who bullt lhem Ell) NATURE . The Flighl 01 The Con· clor" Or Oon&ICI Johanson t1kea 1newe<1 on • rero )Ourf'IOY through the Andes Mounce.Ina '1i) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "To S«ve Them All My Daya Devi(! goes on • hohc:lay and ~· a youno nutN wflO lnYltea him 10 ceteb••t• "*' blrtllc:ley with her (Pert 210 IC MOVIE Ill • • • "Flc:lc:ller On The Aool'' ( 10111 Topol, N0<m1 Crtne A peasant milkmen in lurn·Ol ·the·c en lury c.z.et!ll £Wsaia 11 IN lo ....,._ ry ott his eligible Cleughte•s wflile trying lo hOICI onlo hll Jewllh herlt~ In the ·-of C>P9'9S•IOfl Q H MOVIE * * "Tiie SM Wot ... ( t 980 I Gregory PSCJ< A<>9· er Moore Outing World Wer 11, • group ol Br11tlh buslneaamer> form • vOlun· IMr regiment to destroy e 0...-~ epy nett In fhe lndlan Ocean 'PG' IOl MOVIE • •• "Arthur" p981) Ouc:lley Moore. Liza "41n· na111 Wlllle 1111 lemlly auampta lo rorce him Into • ~·.,··noeo merrlaoe .• Clru,,...,,, 11«1ont1tlc play. bOy ,.,.. In love with • pocH' wortt lno O'rl PG' t $ MOVIE * • ·~ "Amarlcen Gigolo" ( teec>) Richard Gere, Leu· r*" Hutton. A Beverly Hiiia , glgOlo bee-lhe Pflme suepeet In • murc:lef 1,.ve._ t198tlon 'R' 0MOVIE • • • "First Monc:l•y In October" 119811 Waller Matthau, Jiii Cleyburgh A llbelel Supr-Court Ju•· lice ClllMe with the MW· aat member cl the nation'• ~t coun, an uhr .. CC>n98'Vall\le wom811 turist 'A' &:30 .. Ol.a..IA Dr Adema llnclt that tr ecn- lng Gtor•• to be a ... tarl- nary aMlttant may be more th811 he can handle G n.w°'° TOMOMOW t:OO. THa JUnMONe Florllf'IC4I goee on atrlk• -lier laclt ol a penlllon pl111 end George'• reluMI to do anyll1lng sbOU111 O Q!MOW "Honeyboy" f Premle•e) Erik &trade. Morg#> Fal<- Cfllld. A young b01tar from Iha betf'lo 18111 In tow w!1h hit pr.a 90*"1 .. he bee0tne1 •11 overnlohl media "'*'o Ind• cor1tenc:t• ar !or I,,. mlddiew.lglll Cll8"tlt)iotletllp, I l'llCHAN> l#oAtOHa 0 MOYll • • • "The etv. 9roth· .,. .. (IMO) Johf'I Belulhl, Oen A~royd Two .,.._ llnoet'9 mue1 conMnd with the CntGeoo police, the CIA. Neo-..... e end the U 8. Army lo put tooethet • beMftt ~ to talM ~lot ll'lelt,...,, 0 I DA.CM() MA11T1• .. -M1CC..,.• '"IATN "TO hrYe Them AM My ~·· Oelllcl goee on • llOlldey and ....... ~ .,..,.. Mio 1m111.. him to °"""" ... IMlr b4flhday WOii ; ::_-;,~ 1a..on~, ... _ 119YTNd" ~~ .... -ttw ~ VIO- tcwt.I "deflloft '*'* Of ..... .,.... .......... elleflt• ~·~ CliMPOW 0 fl1MCMI . ......... ~. (ttae)....,,., ......... .,..., ~'fir. .. Mr t9Mlly ........ .,... llOltlllt """ • a ' ,,..,, OI gotd -c:hN fOf true IOve 11tld tne llmf)le n1arrled Ille t :IOG t() OHIOAYATA TIMI $chrielder teerl lhAI Ale• II wtterlrlG trom •" OV*'• llbuf'ldence of women 111 hla Nie • WK.D l(MlOOM G JAC)t( VAM MN .,4510 IOU.Y'•~ 10:00Glf J TMHPJOHN, MO Oen Cupid 1119a DI Jec;ll• pot Jae.i.aon. atulty Arnold SJocum. 8lld ladle•' mM Trllj)Gi JOt•n l ~~OOAY acMIHWtlWTt"l t WOM INTO lfolAOC Paul Mazutlky talk• el>Out hla chat ec1er1 and why Jhe ,,,.,,,.. cl merr1eqe, 11\ll· Clellly 8lld ,,_ Ml .. lylM h,.. DecOme Na lt.0.. mark H MOV1I • • • "Flr1t MO<Klly In Octot>ar (19811 Walter M•llhau. Jiii Cteybutgh A liberal Supreme Court Ju .. tiU Cltlh4N Wllh the MW· eat membar ol lh• nellon'a h1g,,.a1 court. an ultre- conMN•fl•• woman )ur111 'R' 0 MOW • * "The Je.u Slnoar" t •9801 Nell Otarnond. Lau- rene.a OllVlar A New York cantor b•eak• with r....,11y traC11tron and Mt• out 10 find aucc.sa •~ a pop mullC alat 'PG' S MOVIE • • • "Bodv Heer (1981) Wllllem Hurt, Kathleen T urnet A amallllme Aot1c:1a lawyet 11 perau•Cleel by Illa •over to mu(Pet het hu•- banc:I 'R' @MOVIE • • 'II Reined All Night The Dey I Lett" I 19711) r ony Cur Ila Sally Kelletmen Bumbllng gun smUQOlerl Wind up In the Clesen b1ck•rlng O••r wet er 10:30 0 FAITH MESSAGE Q) WUKEND SPORTS WAAP-Uf' CE JIMMY SWAGGART ft) TONY 9AO'Mol'S JOURNAL "Tile Vemllhlng Tribe" The alory or • tribe 1n Soulh Ame<iCe bllllevec:I IO be pure Alrlcan II IOICI '1i) MUAD£R MOST EHOU8H CIOuc:la 0 1 W•tneu lord P81et WtmNy uneenhs an important clue wNch P<O- Clucea 111 unexpected cor>- feuJon (Pert 2) 10:45 D SUNDAY SPORTS PAGE 11)()() tJ D Qt NEWS U WORLO OF SURVIVAL 0 a.Al'.-V FAMEA Q) JtMIY FALW£LL ED INEAX PMVllEWS Neal Gabler end Jellrey Lyons ·-I, The Jury and Looking To Gel Out C MOVIE • • ·~ Any N<Jmbel Can Ptey" (19491 Ctenc Gable, Alelde Smith An l>Or>Ht snd ceretr" gem~• Ille 11 t>eHt with • aeries 01 ttagedlee '1:151) caa NEWS 11:301J 8~8 ANAL ~ g) T ALO OF TiiE UNEXP€CTlO "The Boy WhO TeMled W1tll Animal•" A young bOy's lnt*MN lnternt In enimelS ceu-a ,_ re19ed eye- browt fl) TV OUAATE.R8ACKS Sy<eeuM " '1!> COL.L.lGE FOOTMU. HIOHUOHT8 "KlllNS Slate YI NebrH · ka" BAMYFAMEI' O!M<ME • • "Ootdl• And 1he Booer Go To HOiiywood" I tll8 t) 0 J Simpton, Mell•H MlchHIMn A Champion bOHt end hit 10-year-okl m•naoer. rte.- Ing from • vengeful fight 1><omoter end adoption 8Ulh0rlt6". 11C09C>I a HOiiy- wood producer'• 0119' of h8'c> (RI 1U6D MO'JI( • • "Ootc:lle And the Boxer Oo To Ho41yw00d" (198t) 0 J Simpson. Mallue MIChHIHn A chempiOn bo•ar and hla 10-year-Old menaoer. f.._. •no trorn • vengef\11 tight premolar end adoption euthotfllee. KCe91 a HOiiy· wood procJucer· a ofl8' ot help (RI u a NlW8 H~MO\llE • * * "Body Heel" (1Ntl Wiiiiam Hurt. Kathleen Turner A emalOlme Florida la~ la paraullded by hla lover 10 murd« ner ""*- band 'A' • l ' CH-"'Ld CHA..PUN OHTMl'11..M~ 1 1:ecl 8 'ACE THI NA TlOH 1 t:00 D 100 CLUe a WONP Vl8ION ., OUTPUMITI A gel\eUclet uH• an uneduU1ed miner (O.vld ~I 10 eel,,_ his expet1rr'19nl1 In evdullon ., Tffl N>CMCa At'! exoilonvlct. out on parole. de9')eretely lr'lee lo qo alt algllt f01MOYll • It "Body And Soul" (19811 Leoti I-K.,,,,.. dy, Jayne Kennedy. A young blaGk turn• 10 prlHflgllllog to rlllee Iha money lie need~ lor mecff- cel edloe>I. 'A' ti> WHA ra"" MllNCAI , .. lwred • loolt .. Ille graltltl 80811e 11'1 New YOtl! cny. • Mardi OfM oeletlf"• llOf'I wlnl t .... c.+-. ~ of Atntra'I fiwortte *In-• '= hOIM • • * •i. ''Alleft" (1t7t) TOttl llt9ff!n. ...... Kot· .. Tiii ....... ....,.. "'-.... Wl1lr ldluw a ,,.,...,.... ...... .... ,....., ........ _.. .................... ........ -•WWflo. ~=--.,.. *. ''Tiie f* 1111 I Of ._, a. .... ·· 0174) ~~-.~ . -"" ~-1:.-..... .,,. ---. ... .. 01 ZeoMlr Wfl .... , .. l MUC NOftet: Ml.IC NOllCl "*IC NOltCl rtJ8t IC HOT ICC MMIOU. IUIMH PIOTlflOUI llJllNUI 'ICTITtOijl tu...-11 K·OUO ..... l fATl•NT .. ,. ... ITATIMIN't .. ,. ... lfATl ..... l NO"" ... r11e followlllo 1*110n• •1• CIOlng t111 •otklw1no pe1.ou• "'" t10111u 1111 101tuw111g "111011 11 011111g 1 It'~ <>r DEATH Ot" ~.. t>ut1n•t1.. 1>u.ii-. •• DANIEL It. LAOl> AND OF 14V C lt:AN INO MAIN 111 fill 'l'OVNO t1urt.t11..lUU TRI NOI. 2o:u 1 C1o•n ""' PETIT I 0 N TO TENAN Cf 8 RVI C!. &481 m t14l YOUNO OUlCH INOO l~tlllt\llngton0.1<.ll C• ll'040 ADMINISTER ESTATt;NO. V•nau11d . (hrCl•n Qrov• C• ClUO, 131 PA9All MMA~' (41 DONNI[ UARl<t f V 'on' A 111.•51 Ht41t SOUIHf'flN CAllf OllNIA flA::IAH l.row11 HNI L111e Hu11t1no1011 Oo111th ·, 11• • VIVIAN ANN WHl!A I. &4111 MAL.AM, (fll INO()Nl SIAN f AIH. (ti CA 1120<!4 fu ull IU'lnt, h1•1wl1du1 It'll, V.....,CI. 0.relan Oto..., Ca 112646 AISIAN f AIA llll<l 111 AltlAN LXPO fllla l>u .. ,_. 11 1.l\f1cJUCl.U by 111 1· r t•ll It 11111 11 nd urn lf lll(l'll I IAllllAAA LCE AAlf 36:11• ~outn Coall Vlllflil• 3040 ~ Plue 11\cJlvfCIUlll 1·n<tl1Ull'f nl U..11h'I ll Lud\J Tiiden. Ofanoe. Ce Dr 8111111 Ane. C11 92104 OOM!e Betkley d t ._ Tiiie ~I• ~100 lly e l;Owlll f 6 .. Nl/11111• Cel1lo111111 l11t1 1tat1me111 wea 111911with 111• I.Ill pi•nmn• w \II 11\n y ul' OtNtal Pettnerlt\IO ci11 p111auont. 10l• Kloge Ro•o COllnty C14111t ot 01101109 Cou111y on u thurwuw lnh'll'!ill-d lu the VIYlan Ann Wh41•1 fll(,OlllflllO. c. 11202!1 SICll '°· tN:I Wiii uncllot ~Lill,•. Thi• 1tatem..i1 WN 1114td w1m me Ollmt S Sl!!•Hn11l• I• Callfo1111u '1Mll2 A J)l•tl tlon hu bt.-t•n fllvoni.ild J Liidd lo th,• Sept, 23. 1012 f teU<l(llcJO. C• 11202~ P1101. Oca 3. 10, t7, 24 t082 ,,..,., rn11 t>utln•H1e conuucieo 11y 111 •J 18 u Supt>rto1 Court o f Orunwc Publl1heo Orenge Co•t1 Dally lndl•1<1u•I County rc·1lut•stlng tha t Pllol. Sec>t. 20, Oct 3. 10, 11. 11uu Edwin L S11Hn1.. Oa111el R Ludo be• llppolnWd 4'61·82 Th•• •••tement wu 11100 w1111 lh• POBUC NOTICE 1111 p..•fllOnul rl•pr"1!li11U.llvt• w ------------Couniy CIClfk of Olll1tgo Counly ori --,IC-T-tT-IOU--t-IU-1-... --.-.---udmtnl11l1..•r t h1• C"'tlll'• uC •-IC MnTfC( S11pt1mbo1 30. 19112 ., .. ~-"" ,,..... NA .. ITATl•NT Ooruald J I .ndd (und1•r lh{' '9CTITIOUS M.l ... lt Puollaheo Or•r•o• Coaa1 D•••Y "" IOllOwlng P.,•on 11 doing hufo• ... ndt<nl Admlnb1trullo n 1>ua1ne .. ..-.-..,._ ITATl•NT PllOI Oct J to 17 ,. l982 MA A IL y N RE 0 18 • MA of Fliwtl'tl Al•l ) Thl' IX'llllo n ~o~wlng P•rton '' Clolng 4280·82 ENTERPRISE. t7'0 Adema. Svll• 1s se1 fur ht•ar1ng In Dept INTERIOR DIMENSIONAL ___________ __, 2so. COlll M•H. C• 1121126. No :\ Ul 700 C ivil-C't•nt{•r MARILYN REGIS KILEV, 104 0 · W S DESIGN, 16600 Tu•lln Vlflegc, W•y, PUBl.IC NOTICE f'llrh•v.,. L•ne Cott• M•ia 9211211 rlVl' est . 1111 lu An11. T...Cln Ca. 92&e0 Thlt bus•nesi 11 conouc1ec:i oy an CaHCur111a ~2702 on Oi.:wbcr SUSAN ELIZABETH THURBER, "7 l!loo' u 30 15500 Tvalln Vilt~ V.ay , Tutlln K-0% 143 lndMOuel ~ · • u• Ill ir: p OI m Ca. 02t80 NOTICE OF DE ATlt OF Mar~yn ReQt• Kltey !Jo' YOU 0 8J1'X..'T lo th1..· . 11111 etetemen1 w•• filed w1111 th• f h Thie butlnMI I• cooouct.o by an ETH EL BELLE TULLOSS County Clotk of Orange County on grunting o l l' pt'llliun, you lncl~u .. n ThUt'* AND OF PETITION TO SllPI 23. 1982. ~ould1 (•1thl'rdappear at the Tt111111a1em111t wu 111ee1 with tile ADMIN IST ER ESTATE NO. '1N142 ear ng un s tate your County cwi.. ot Otenge County on Publ11heo Orengt CoHt Dilly obJccl1on11 or file written Sto'*"t>er 3. 1g112 A·llU8l. Pitot.s.c>i 28·0c• 3·10· 17· 1982 objections w11h the 1..·ourt "IM27 To ull heir.., bencf1cian1..'ll. __________ 4_2_32_·_112 bdurl' the hl·aring. Your Pvbll1hed Orange Coo t D111y creditors und conttngt>nt Mt.IC NOllCE Jppearuntt• muy be in person Piiot. Sac>• 26. Oct 3, 10, 11. 1g112 c redito rs o f Ethe l Be lll' ------------•210-8:> FICTITIOUS •UllNEIS ur by your a!Wrnl'y Tulloss and pl'rsuns who NAM« tTATIMl!NT IF y 01t:J. A t: E A may be otherwise mWrt."Sll'C.I rne tollowlrig peraon 11 001ng C REDITOH or a ronun"ent in thl' will a nd/or CSUllR outmess as creditor ur the de<.'t'ru.cd, you '1CT1TlOUI ""..... A petillon has bet.>n Ciled JE RRV HOPKI NS LAWN must Clll' yourd111111 with thC' Nil.IC NOTICE NA,._ ., ..... .._NT b 0 1 "" I h LI d · SERVICE. 655 V1111 Bon11a N11wpor1 ~ .. , .. ,_ Y ar een r a l oy '" Beacn C1 92820 court o r present ll to t he l>u~~:~lng ~'5001 are ooing the SuCpcr19r <;ourl 0 £ JERRY LEE HOPKINS, llSS p e rsonal rl·presc ntat1vt· AN o ER so N Orange ounty requesttng v1a1a 8ontto Newpor1 Beach Co appoi nted b y tht' court COMMUNICA TIONS co 4000 that Darleen Faith Lloyd be 92820 within four months from the W•11ar1y PL Sutt• 100. Newport appu1ntl'd a s µersun al .,,;1::~u°.':sinessiaconoucte<1 by•n date o f firs t ii;suan1..·e o f ~~~· ~~~ICK ANDERSON repr~nt.allV(' to administer JERRY HOPKINS ll'llers as provided In Sl'C."l1on 20802 Reel Lane Hunllnglon lht' esl ate or E thel B('ltl' Tlllt s1a1amen1 was lllttd Wlltl th• 700 or lhl• probate code of BMch. CA. 926•6 · · Tu 11 o s s ( u n d l' r th e CO\lnty Clerk 01 Orange Count~ on Californrn The time £or LONNIE JULIA ANDERSON. lndependent Adm1nJSlrallon Sept 3o. 1982 FltMIO filing claims wtJI not e xpire 20802 Reet L•n•. Huntington of &iuitt.-s Act) Th1..• pellllun Puolleheo Orange Coast Daily prior to fo ur months from BMctl. CA. 92046 f h · "-t This businep Is conduc1eo by an is set o r earing m ...,.,.p P1to1 Oc1 3 tO 17. 2•. 1982 the date o r tht' hea ring lndlllldull. c No 3 at 700 C1v1c· Center __ ---~1·8~ nottced above Gary P Anderson Drive W e st , Santa Ana. =---Dl= .. =,IC;;_.NO=Tl-C;;;;;E'-""=--YOU MA y EXAMINE This statemClllt w11 meo with tne C a I 1 r o r n 1 a y 2 7 O 2 o n ~"°" Co.inly Clerk of Orange County on November IO 1982 at 9.30 FICTmoua IUllNEIS the file kepi by the cour t H Sac>temt>e< 2•. 1982 am • · NAME t TATtMENT you are mtl•reste d tn the F1N247 Tile 1o11aw1 CI01ng estal.t:. you may fill' a r{'(fuest PublisheCI Orange Coast Oa11y IF YOU OBJEC..'T to the bus.n•" as: no persons are Wllh thl' court lo receive Piiot. Oct. 3. 10, 17, 24 1982 granung of the pc.•lllton. you CALIFORNIA PA TIO DOOR, spec I a I n 0 l 1 c I' 0 r I h e __________ 4_3_50_-_8_2 should eithe r appear at the 1623 Alabama Ave. Huntington Inventory or estate and of Dl-1c NO h 1 1 t 1 Beach ca. 92~11. n,_ TICE ear ng a n < s a l' yo Jr THOMAS ALLEN OEGUELLE the peliltuns. a1..'C0.1mts and ---'1C-TTTIOU---9-1U-a-.._--,-,--ob~ect1ons or file written 8t82 SnowblfCI. Hun11ng1on Be•c,; reports dc~:nbed m Sccuon NAMe ITAT£•NT objections with the...court Ce 92646 1200.5 of the California The lotlowlng persons llll! dOlng before the hC'artng ¥eur RU TH B OEGUELLE. 8182 P roball· <.:ode bual,_. u appearance may bt.· in person Snowbird, Huntington BllBCll C• Law Office of J ack De itsch $ALMAC INC. 2280 San1e Ana or by• your attorney 92648 7060 Holl"WOod Blvd. No. A,,. Costa Mesa This buslnesa 11 conducteo by • J . CA. 92627 ' I F Y 0 U A R .E A general partneranlp U lt _ LOUISE. SAi.VAT!. 2280 Santa CREDITOR or a t.'Ontmgent Tom 0. Guel.. Hollywood, CA 900%8 Ana Ave. Co111 M•tl. CA .. crechtor oC the dec(!ased, you T1111 Sl81-t wu liled With lh41 (?I•) 4'•-H•• 92&27 f'l l h h County Cle<k ot 0.1nga County on "" ROBERT v McCOY 19 •70 must 1 ~your ,. aim wit l e Sac>• 17. 1982 Published Orange Coast GrovewooCI or .. Corona. CA court or present it to the F117111 Daily Pilot, Oct lfi, 17, 23. 9 1720 personal represt>nlat1ve Pubflsheuslr'141U 11 conouc1.o by 8 appointed b y the court Piiot. Sep1 28, Oct 3. 10. 17 corporation. within four months from the "'2611-82 4567-112 Loult E S.iJvalf d f C ( Tiiis atatement was flleo by 1119 ate o 1rst issu a nce o Pia.IC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE County Clerk ot Ot•~ County on letters as provided m scc-uo n Stotembe< 30. 11182 700 of the p robate rode or Ft98685 Cali fornia. The time for LEGAL NOTICE Publlaheo Orange Coast Daily filing clauns will not expire lrYIM "-" Watet 0te111c1 Plfol, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 2•. 1982 ( h f The BoatCI of Directors of Irvine Ranc(l Water OIS1rl<l1 ate regular ----------'4"'3""5"'"1·""11;::.2 1 phnordto ou,r mhonth s rom mMl1ng helCI 1n.tll4I Olstrlct Ottic;e. 18802 baroeen Avet\111. Irvine. CA. Nil.IC NOTICE l e a te o t l' earing on See>• 21. t982. adopt.a Resotv1100 No t9112-60. ameno1ng 111e noticed above Rules and Regula11on1 of tn. Ol1tr1e1 f0< Wat9< Sewer anCI Reclaimed '1CTITIOUt IUS .. 11 Y 0 U MA Y EX A M IN E Water Service Amendmenta •PP<OveCI by ll'lls acuon -e 10 Section NAm STATt•NT the rile ke pt by the court lf 12 2, 12 5(1) and 12 5(2) u mor:/carlfcularty Ml lortl'I below ~~ pertona •r• ooino you a re inte r ested in the ~~:,;:,., S:~': fOtl SOFT-CELL PRODUCTS, 2011 with the court to rece ive MC~ WATEI MRVICI A~ Del Mer. Sufi• 20s. San s p ec 1 a 1 n o t 1 c e o f the MCTIC* 12 ~~ ~:r.:AOENEYRA. 155 w inventor~ of estall: and o f 12 I ESTABLISHMEs:r~:...;~CM· Plllllada. Sen Clement• California tbe pelltlOns: at'<.'Ounts a.nd Rates to be c;herged and coltecteo anCI 11rmt, prov111ons. end 112872. reports•dcscnbed m Se<:uon cono111on1 to be ettectlve r"pectlng suc11 rates for wa1e1. ~. 1nC1 RICHARD C WEMM ER, 9217 1 200 of the C a 11£Orn1 a ~ec:la1med wale< MIVl<le wPQll.0 by the Ol1tr1CI to Cullome<s wllhln Ille Moll River Circle. Fount•ln Valley Probate Code Olatncl shall be u nxllCI Ind •llbllstled by the Boatd lrom lime lo ltme Calllornle 112708 and publtSheO 111 Exhibit B to t1141se RulH I nd R41gulat1on1. WftlGh Thi• buslne" 11 conducted by a CARMAN & MANSFlELU[ cnergas shall have no effect on •n •111111ng pr aunuque •-<1181'-hltlrtr*111'1iP. ""E.'l)AY Cl\RM: rtrml>u1semenT aQfMIM/111 'fh11P<Ot/ISlon 11 In addlttcn lo end not by Richard C. Wemme< t7!1 E Coast llw~ w1y or d9<oga1fon or any 0111e< rem.Otes or procedures aveJl•bi. to the Tllll 11•1-nt wu flled wltll Ille C d 1• M CA .;.,u OllltlCI pvrsuant to •ry lew or regu1a11on Of by any of Ille p.ov11lon1 of County Cleft< or Orange County on orooa e ar. """" t1141se Rules 11nC1 Reouletlons Stot.,.,,bet 23. 11182 (714) 17&·0%00 17 2 CHANGE OF SERVICE CHARGE F\Nt4' Published OrangP Coa st Tiie BoarCI rHO<Ves 11141 11g111 to ch•f\QI 1ne 11Cl'lec!Ule of water Pubhhad Orange Coast Dally P1to1. Daily Pilo t Oct 16. 17 23 -llN1 reclalmed wat9< aen<IC4 criarQl!S and othl!f ci'tetges et •ny <>-1 ""' Oc1 3 10 17 1n•2 • · ' • • llme, or from Um• lo time · _. . '"'• . • • ' ":268-112 1982 12 3 SERVICE CHARGE BILLING rtllllC NOTICE 4~66-82 Waler. ae-r. Ind rec:lalmed water &eNIU cnoroes wlll be rendered -----------as p8f1 ol Ille Oltttlct Water Serviu Bill et lnterv111 of one month or l'tCTTTIOUt M.l ... H ..,...ITATt~ POBllC NOTICE multiples thClreof Th4I Olsttlel r~es Ille rlghl to bst:mal~ bills, bllHO The following person 11 doing bl*'-M: TROYCO. 750 W. 17th St. Cotta M.a ca. 92&27. TAOY H CLE M JA . 3052 Neat•JI Ro.. Lagun• Beach. Ce 92t5t. Thia bu.ir-II i:;ond\;Cted by an lndMdual. Troy H. Clem Jr Thie ata1-I WU fifed with lhe County Clent of O.ange County on NOTICE OF DEATH OF HAROLD S PAULDER AND OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTAT E NO. A·1154U . To aU helrS. bent>ftc1an es. c r editors and contingent creditors o r Harold S paulder and persons who may be othe rwise Interested in the wiU and/or est.ate ~23.1982. ,,.145 A pellt.ion has been ftled Publt1hed Orange Cout Oalty by Doro thy Sloat ~itman Pll<M, Sept. 2&. Oct 3. 10. 17. l982 a ka Dorothy Sloat in the 4218-82 -------------c S uperto r Court or Orange County r equesting that iety Dorothy Sloat Leitman be CMMATION BUAIAL ATSU. ap.,otn ted as p e r sonal • -646-7 431 rpresentalive to administer o.,, llterature tells the l he est ate o f H aro 1 d comp1e1e story of our Spaulder (und er the ~· Independen t Admlnl.stration Coll• ---of F.stat.es Act). The petition ~~-~~======~~is set for hearing tn Dept. PAClftC Y•w ....OllA.L,All Cemttef'f' Mortuary Chapel.Crematory 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive NewPOrt Beach 644-2700 MICOtlMK:ll MOITUAllH Laquna Beac h . 494·9415 LaQuna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 49S-1776 H'NO' LA WM-MT. CX.IYI Mof1uarv • Cemetef'{ Cr-eme lof'{ 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 ,_CIMOTHIU l&LMOAOWAY MOeTUAIY 1108f0edway Cotta Meu M2-9t50 l.Uft ... OM IMn'M A TUTMM.t. WISTCUllP CHAPll. ~E t7thSt CoetaMese 8*9371 ... . • .. No 3 at 700 C1v 1c Center Drive, West. m the City of Santa Ana. Californ ia on November 10. 1982 at 9:00 a .m. IF YOU OWECT to the granung or the petition. you should either appear at the h earing and stat e your objec tions o r file writte n objections with the court before the heurlng. Yo ur appea.rilnce may be in person or by your attorney . I F YOU ARE A CREDlTOR or a contingent oedhor of the deceaed, you must fl.le your claim with the court OC' present ll to the p ersonal repres e ntative app ointed b y the court within four months from the dale o f first iusuance of lettt>rs as provided ln aection 700 of lhe probate oodt of California. The time for fl.J.J.ng clai"ll wiJJ not mcpire prior to four mo nths lrom the date of the hHrlng no~ ebove. YOU MAY EXAMINE the fll«' kept by the court. tf you are Interested In the ..-.tA!, )'OU may flit' 8 l'tlqUe9t with the court to receive 1peclal notic e o f the Inventor y of estate a nd of the pelltione, accounta a nd reporta delcril>M In Section 1200 o f the California Probate Code. flam.at Beh.l, E .. . llM oaa.. A¥e. N• .. ... WI Aaelee, CA HH4 (Ill> t"·IHI PubUahed Oranf* Cout Dally Pltcn.. Ol:t. l I J 7' 231 :te2 on prlOr consumption 12 4 METERINO For the purpote of computing ch11gea. each meter upon the cu11om«'s p...,,1_ Wiii be con11oere<1 seperately. end readings 01 two or m<HI! metar1 Wiii not be combl!led as eqvlt11len1 to measurem..,,t lhrougl't one melar except as follows Ill ,,, lhON lnslancat 1n wntcl'I, by tMson ol Spec:taJ oe>e<•llng conc:llllons. the 011tr1CI aubt11tul• two or more me1ara ot a smaller j(ze tor a s•no .. larger metar on tne same MrVtce Connec110n rn wf'lleti event the Sll't of MrViCe connactiOI\ 1111111 be aubslituted tor the size of the met11 In the appllcatton of tlle rate 9C:hedute, end (2) When a written appllc;allon therefor llH been granted pur-nt to llf)Pllcabte Rvlea anCI Regulaltons ot tlle Olstrlel. In wlll<:ll event bllllnQ for ~ ana11 be de1ermlneo by totaJlllQ HCh ot 1he feclors pertinent 10 computing 1 bill '°' MtvlCe lhrough uch meter and aact> 9UCll total Shall be lhel wlllch Is &1)911cal>le to the seme factor tor • combined bllt 12.5 TIME ANO MANNER OF PAYMENT (II All bllla and cnergea IOf watCI', -· 1nCI reclaimed water Mrvloe hClreunCIC!f an111 be dve and payable vpon rraaen1a11on and a11a11 become dlllnquenl 1-.1y-five 126) days lherHllar Such bllls anCI c;tlltges lfllll be OMnled to 111ve t>eeo1 pr-led vpon having ~ c:teooalted In lhe United Stat• mall. POllllQll palCI. Ind addret.MCI to lhe eopltcanl. OWMf. or CUSl°"* rellec:1ed In 11141 records ol tile Ol1lrtc1 (2) n ptyment Is nol made Within twenly-llve (26) Clay1 atlat Pf_,latton, • late ct11<ge Wiii be .. vied on 1ny unpaid balallCle and lh41 wetlf Ind/or raclalmed walat ~ m•y be dlecontlnutld without IUf'lh« notice and wele< and/or recfafmed wat., ~ ll'tall not egaln be eupplled unlll all dtitnquenl bill•. plus I penalty. Wftletl 11 ettlbllthed lrom time to tltnt by the Boero and pubtllhed lri Exhibit B to lhtae Rolee Ind Aeg\11811ona. ha,,. been paid; prOl/lded, h-. 1ha1 II tile 1urri-on Is requwled to be made outside reoulat working hOUra. a larger ~nally H publfthecl In E•hlbll B 1hell l>CI peld before Hrvlce 11 rest0<ed Payment lh•ll be made In person or by mall 81 olllcea of lh• District Of. al the option o1 the 0.11rlcl. to II• 1u1horlzed coOe<:IOfl (3) Oltcontlnuance ol M<'llQe by reason of • d<t11nquent blH INlll not avtomalfceJly con1tllute revocellon ol p•rmll However. auch dellnquenGy may be c;ontldered 81 aulflc;tent rHson lor 1 revc>c;allOn ol P••mll In 1ccordance with Ill• prov111on1 ol 111 ... Rul•• anCI Regulallon• Ellec:tlve 011a. September 27. 1982 Betty J. Wheeler S.C••l"Y Publithcld Otenge Coul Dally Piiot, Oct 11. 111112 NIUC NOTICE P\llllC NOTICE 4382-02 COSTA MESA MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL Nondiscrmnation Poky It Is the policy of Costa Mesa Medical Center Hospltal to admit and treat all patients without regard to race. color. or national origin. The same requirements for admissions are applied to all. and patients are assigned and transferred within the faclllty without regard to race. color. or national origin. There la no distinction In eflglblllty for, or In the manner of provtdlng any patient service provided In the hoapltal, or by others In or outside of the hospital. All facllltlea are avallable without distinction and rules of courtesy are uniformly applled to all regardlHt of race, color or national origin. Staff prlvllegea are granted without regard to race, color or national origin. All persons Involved In the referral of patient• to or from the hoapltal or a11lgnment or transfer of patient• wtthln the hotpltaJ muat do ao without regard to the patient'• race, COior, or national origin. Coata Meaa Medical Center HoepitaJ 11 an Equal Oppottunfty Employer and maneoet emptoyment and employee retatlOM practloee WlthOut regard to race, cotor. rellglon, Sex or national origin. """'*' Or!Mfl c... ~ ,. ()It 17, ... ,.....,. - 0 • 5 Orungo Cou•I DAIL. V PILOT /Sunday, October 17, 1982 t:I CLASSIFIED INDEX f 1 "8c1 Y111 U, Call 642-5678 MOVUS rot SAi f RUHALS t&w...,, hunohfod ltcM~ lnrwrnn~d ·~ ~\HftOf \ "' t•endOlfHl\tUfth .".,. COA04'Wl'hf'1u"'' I ~t T<Mnhou-.n f'urn Tv•nlWJit.lu• l nl OtiP4Hh t wrn ~··''"' Alt• ''-'" A"°""''"" Aph "'"'Of l rtl """"" t(Ol)ft'\. t\t;•td ltr.ub .. , .... h C\Wt.I i ll)mrt" 'tMn1n'ft Jt.1nl•h VM'ttMHt lh ntal• ktntah hi~.,.,, C•1••~• lr.t fetN Ofhf' .. Rf'ft4•f lkn-•M'\t K•M •I INU1H1•I Mtn\al ~::.,: "' .. ,,rd M1\t' H.-.nleh IUSJNESS, INVEST· MENT, FINANCE ~:~:~'::o· IMn\ITWA\ Ot--.... ft 1 ~ ln\'tt1mtnl 'i4 .. l\trd ~-1lu W•• Money '41nt~· Norta•cn Th\ ANNOUNCEMENTS. ~ISOHALS & A,,,_,,,_L,!.S.f: FOUND t..,,.. U c.JN<re.tn .............. Pf't\.CJft•h • Sortol l'Ma• TU \of't• SERVICES ~"10 lltftttflt) EMl'lOYM£NT 1 rtErAHTIOM !lit'hoob 1.u•,......,.I~ Jot1W•11lr'1• U•lp W.•nl"4 \t ~ t MERCHANDISE t.:::; ~ .. , 4"411C1~ Atl0f1•Mn AwttHllf\ ::i;.~~ We.hn •h C•""''•• & "tfu1iunuu O::irr~tt"" rr ... lo'r• ~~· -C-• Jn f'lt) ............ .. Kf\IMf)' M1.c.Ue""°":t MtKtll•~\ ~ •f\tt'J Mw.-H'tl "'"rurrwnh Off1H f\;fft .. t,;qt,up , ... C!':: ~ :i:::. ~"··~,.,,.~. ~~·,r-.,.c.,U1t"'1 Stu~ BOATS & MAllNE £QUll'MEJH t..tf'IH•I lo.th M•1M.._,.,,,t, lo,tt.a 'iiHIN' t flUll} liicMb Po-tr INb .lhnl f hanu BoeUS..11 -.. s ..... °"'" :::::: ~.:Sito rtANSP'OIU TION ~ff''•" C'emPf'''~"' f\t-nt Clttt.nc f'1n =~re:~~"·· Mot.or HM• '9lr JitC"•t Tret~\ Trevtl !':.~~~~·:'i.n, c.;....,,., A~TOMOllLE A..eUq.,.. .. t..'•••"n l~r.-••HM \ dUf'IU ~\ lll•r• "Od"" ' t.ffllHh•• Trvth v .... AWW L,...•u"C "VW-W'•ftU•d AUTOS. IMPOHED f;#ftft•I ""'""""'" hd• 4•\.,. tt••ln l llW c.,,,.. ~ p ..... r-9"t r-I ,,., """"• J .. , .. , JHU. ... "•l tl'Wftfll( .. "'•• 1-Wtw• .. .,d. Mtrfffh l\f.ft, 110 110 11 .,,.. ,....,, .. --l'onc~ lfft.9vH flLoflt Mo)tC' lltaut rt: .. b:,':· ..... v .......... ., v .... llTOS. 11£1 c; .... ,., U-ul lUTQS, USED All~ ...... Cf.4t•ll•f' c ..... ,.. OW••-(.~,)tiff. ~ .. -CtfitlN1Mnl1' Cotvetl# ~tr r:f , ....... 1 ....... ••vtnr~ MHCYI) ~~i. Me ,_... r.=:J:, .. ,. Vteo .,.. ..... _ I ... 1• 1"11 .... IMll 14'14 lo.A , ... M• IU<ll :=1 IVllO llllil 10111 tliiJ "'" IO!a ,_ HM If• 1-11(.1,1 1100 lllO lo2U) UN \.Jli) ...,, )4lf lo(O} '""' ,.,,,, 1100 .... .. ,. i• ... ,, ..... """ •l>J 8038 .:)&$ ----~ ll(r,t -N II ...., -.._.., ... tOID -.,,,. - <lit ,,,,,, ~ ·~ "'llO "°"° WllO -... tllt tlllll •I)• Q1to ti• "ti! "lit OIOll - ~"' ~ -~ _, '4111 ....... - iM . .,.. 1.11; YM t11f !r'JI) 1'111 Vlll ~ "1D fl:!) t'771 f7)t "1:11 "'1> ,,,. Ylll ., ... "" .., .. •r"" rm t i• tn>u J'tJ6 t116 t'l\l ..... •111 nu ~ net '"" nn . ., = "" .. u •11 --llWI •» WJi ---.., ...... ... """ --ml ---"'1• LIN llLI OPEi llllAY 12-talO 101 Vil lllll A bat o f Ho llywood o n Lido. fomwr <.'t·lt.•l>rlty'i. homt.• Pct f1~·1 h oust· fur formal t·ntC'rlalntng 4200 sq. fl with IHI fl'<:t "n Ct·nou WullNl 1·vu rtyurd l!ntry, :J Bdrm. dL·ll wtlh hn·ph1Ct! and I()' wN b&r wath lxwk bar 5 1/2 hathi.. formul dimnlo( room . foyer c•ntry. O uuu.omdtnlo( mastPr 1:1u1lt• a pproxuna h'ly 1000 i>q. ft. wtt h buy V1t•w , h is & h er balh!i & drcl>Htng ure a $895.000. llUL Tl·lllLLIOI DOLUll IEl.NIOllMOOD OPEii lllllY 1-t 131 Yll LIH IOID Chou:l' over s ized 11H11de lol. Spat·ious h o m e built around w.•r y private p a tto w ith spa. 6 bcdroo~. including maid's. und 5 bath!> L ooking for new ownc•r tc.> upd uw t o m illio n d o llar <·atcgory . $H4 7,500. EllTILUFF This luvc:ly fa mily home hCIS Just bl~n pamlc-d m & o ut. Vacant & rl·ady to m ove in. It has 5 bdrms , :3 baths. family room o n corne r lo t. n ear park for the kiddies W alk t1> sch ools. store & tennis club F o nt asllc f inancing $199.000. IEWPOllT CREST CDllO 3 bdrm. '}/'2 bath. Lowest price in Crest. 2 ca r gar age. l uxury kitchen. formal dining a r ea. P oo l , l ('nn1s & s p a . M ost d esirabh.• s treet. Walk to beac h & s ho pping. Priced at $175,000 Ava ilable now! LIDO ISLE WITH llY VIEW Imagine ti bdrms. 4 baths. fo rmal dini n g r oom . s te p s t o Nord Beach & playground o n best street. 3.650 sq. ft. of good livin g for o nly $575,000 w ith excelle n t f 1nan ctng. Lido Realty 673-7300 ••~•;l;El;;;u;t•;;~~~~==============1 •••••••••••••••••••••• (IUlllll: Advertl· sers should c heck their ads daily and EOU•l HOOSINO O PPOIHUNITY port errocs i - m edia tel y . The DAILY PILOT as- sumes liability tor the first incorrect insertion only HH1t1 l•1 Sile ...................... .,,, £11111 All real estate advertised 1n this newspaper 1s subject to the Federal Fa11 Housing Acl of 1968 which makes II Illegal 10 c.;;;;i · · ··· · ·· · i·oo; ........•......•.•.••. IELPHl'I advertise "any preferen-Mll HOISi ce, llmltatlon or dlscriml· I nation based on roc;e, , Very excellent home In color. religion ••• or nlee area ot Hun11no1on na11ona1 orlgl'I, or any BeaGh Newly painted, intention to make any relln1Shed kitchen cabl· such preference, llmlta· nets, squeaky cle•n Big. oon or olscrlmlnellon " big rooms. all on nlc;e slz.ed lot T e<rlllC t>uy 11 This newspaper wHI nol $110,000. Call 54&. 3 3 knowingly accept any advertising for rtal as- tole whtch ts In lllol•tlon ot 1he l11w ~--~;.,.---th t l \ \ I l'lltU \ '----.----t ~ ::'.~. ':':::! ~ To cH•••oet -.C\\OOf' fo• \v"d•,., reod worch <or•~·"9 10 """'°"" "'""""z""'°'"""''"" ........ , ,,_ u-.._. ... ,.,,,. .... ··~ I' ... _ "''""' .. .......... ... ,._ .. ~ ··-.... ~~ gAJ•ct• '=~=' S~ll411V\-1'£~s· ------.-4"' QAY L POUAll 0 1001-ii.. 6 oc•o""'t.d _,d, bolow.A IO 1"0h 6 tllflt)lo -d• "'"'I ........ ol -h "' ltt ~ .. ol -· NOMOCM I I I' r I S U S T E L I I' r I I I TEPRIM I I I I r .... .... I LABH[C I If It's got wttee1s .. _r ....... r-1-1_.,1,...... ,0~tn:,~· ;::~.''·:~~· ~= l ou'll move It -- ----. Hm• IHlure. Thar both aster In a I E x II A L F I are told with • llfellme D II Piiot ............... --...-..... --c-guarentH or thirty dayal ci:.~,. ...' .... l..__.l_.....l_._I __._I_, whlnh•v•r ·-- ad C.11 , ,.__1t_A ... c __ 1 _,c..,r.._ .... I ! ~ .":-:-~-~f~' M2-s.11 anc1 -I' I I r• I . .... • '*' -.._ -a friendly .•. 11 ___ • 642-5678 ... YOUCAll COUllT 011 CLASSIFIED To help you sell items you don't need To help you lind items you'd like to buy .. To help yoo publicize an eve111 vr make an -----· announcement To help you save money-a nd gas 1 Daily Pilai L~ Cati c••u"- 642-5671 - Ge1 GREEN caSh -ISelllng anything with • for WHITE elephants Dally Piiot Clu sllled Ad with a Claaallled Ad Is • 1lmple mal1er Call 642·66711 just call 842·5678 I PallE H ' IUfHIT LICUIH Room for two 50' boats plus a bay Boat. Sho w s like new 6 nns overlook vie w of main bay . Lots o f guest parking. A new~r h o me on la nd you o wn. 4 BR. 311'1 BA. Reduced to $1 ,295,000 George ru~ OAPISTaAIO VALLEY ESTATE Beaut iful 4 BR. 3 bath, 4 car garage custom h ome. O n quiet cul·de·sac lan e Secluded pool & r oom f or t e n nis c t Owner a n x ious. $998.000 G eorge G rupe 644-6 200 . "HllCH" II SHIHllffl A fantastic loca u o n featuring a 3 BR. fam rm cus tom s plit level h o me w /an o cean v ie w o ff master s uite Three privat e beaches make this a "Superb" family h o m e . N eed s a little T .L .C . $455.000 incl land . S haron Smith 644·6200. Ua11a YIEW llLlS-llHIMMI Atte ntion Dec orators! This luxurious 4 BR tri-level home needs your creative decorating. F o rma l l iving area w /vaulted ce1hngs. Affor d great privacy Secluded park-like garden. Selle r h ighly m otivated $349,500 LH. Belle P artch 644-6200. HWPIU HlllTI U•llEL Outstanding 3 BR, 2 bath home complete ly remode led situated in N e wport H eights. Th is beau tiful residence has lots o f c harm plus a s parkling pool. C lose to beach es, s hopping & schools. Priced to sell at $262,500 includ ing la nd . Donna Godshall 644-6200. tHllE IPPHTHITY I Ul,111 H ome in tip top condition in The Colon y . 3 BR with big country kitchen -and a lovely bonus_ room. Takes up the whole 2nd floor ! Good f inanc ing. Coby Ward 644·6200. IPHllH 11•1 ti IUllHT Ple nty oC room for the family to grow in this 4 BR. 2 'IS BA home. The massive stone fire place in fam rm-dining room Is a delight. L o w m aintenance yard w/mature landacaping & • great Indoor-outdoor living are a . Locatlon-cloae to 1chool an4 s h opping. Own er wlll l ease option or assi•t w/tht' financing. Ask Cor Pat Ad e n Cor- information 855·4343 $289.~. ..,.u UIU •1&1 •n• Cozy 3 BR Is located ln the heart of Northwood wtlh all the ammlU• of an MIOda\ion. It la alto wal.klf\I dl11.ance to the achoola & ahopplns. Only U0,000. 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'.'.~ ......... .'.~. ~ ... ~ .. ~~~ ......... !.Oj! • ,,---OIM llPLll I llllMI I UITllH'I I ~ ~ Or plu1 1 Br plua t llr II llWI YI lllTI 10._ dwn v•rt"f tow $113 &()() (J1tltl .. 11t tll•· ntmt>n .. ed, ••P•ndod 3 p11ce Cell f lm Rhone. ,., t1omt wllh 3 Ud1m1. Bdrm a b t lh hOmt with _ 0 ,1 N .at.Q_Ulll IUNDAV • 03 t t2ee or 120 t2e3 n1e1111 11tu•t•d 111 good 1111f11ly 1oom torm11 di l!fil!IR Ult! 11•1 ot Coe111 Men n1ng plu1 1pa11\ll11g PoOll .._____ ---w11111og dl111nG1 to OutelcJt littOleet on(I 2t04 W. ~tronl .......................... 000 1ohoo11 1nd ahopplng BBO round out 11111 uo· 8 Rue Vim BIG CANYON OPEN 1-5 D A I L y .,.. IMll II UU& llU OALL 144·4111 tt lmll tatl One or the largl'Sl lOUi on Lindu ll~h· w ith a rurl· 1iln"le-st.ory 4 BR, 3 ~ BA home. Totally \ien-todek>d to absolute perfrc:uon. Large rear yard with grass and laq~e dock for 4 boats. Guard gal<' and tennis rourts mudl· this l•xclus1vc home 11 fine Investment. Try $175,000. down. UM LIDA ISLI IPll HI 1·.! STEP ., Tiii UH WAY YOH 11111 Al HWI PAYlllT 11,000,000 • t % LOAI Class-Sty It•· D1gn1ty · Elegance-Qua l1ty AJI are truly descripttvc of one of · Btg Canyon's truly custom homes with a wide frontage on the golf course 5 Bedroom~. 6 1 z baths. plus all of the amennws you would t'XPl'l"\. Seller f1nant:1ng avu1luble. An unusual opportunity to st ep up with out inconvenient'<-' $1 ,950,000 HOIHS HRH: tEST H Y II Ill OUYll 4 Bedrms. family room & dining room. lmme\,Culall' throughout. New carpets, drapes. marble entry & de<.'Or. Electronic sc....ocunty system. Wet bar. 2 fireplaces, 3 car garage. Artistic pool and spa. Prked right at $695,000. Gate guarded area. Call 644-4910 for permission to enter. 14 IUHIH TllEE RD. OPH SAT /HI 1-1 FAITASTIC SPYIUSS MILL POOL NOME Two-stor y N antucke t 4 br with beautiful Sunset pool surrounded by 14. 000 r<'d bnl·ks Tastefully decorated thr.oughou l with wallpapers and shutters. Shows like• a model home• Many upgrades. Seller will finance Submit down. $760,000 incl. land. COHH DEL IUA-$IPIR FH HY Chanrung 3 bedroom home with lots of extras. You own the land. Great fam1ly home. Pm-c reduced $45,000. Beautiful large corner lot Walk to the bay, Balboa Island, and Fashion Island. Owner motivated. this co uld be best buy m COM. $320,000. Flnancing available. 1HS SHHAIE THRACE, Cll OPEi Sii 1·1 NOME Ull,000-YIEW FREE . Earthtones thruout. 4 br. 21n ba. family rm. dining rm. 2,378 sq. ft. View of Pavilion. night lights & Catalina. 1251 SHFLllE, Clll OPEi SAT/HI 1"1 MAHOll YllW MILLS-.-111 YUi Quiet , park-like setting. Rm for paddle tennis and pool. Great for orchard. Cul de sac st. 3 bdrms. fam. rm. Call now! 1211 IEY WEST, CIM OPll HI 1-1 IEWHAT lltlMTS II C.I. Channing 4 Br. & farruly room. 2 brick fireplaces. country kitchen. quiet residential area in young development by Buccola 1 ()% dn Owner carry 10 yrs. IRYllE HIYEH ITT PUI 2 U Detached 3 br . 2 1 1 ba home on greenbelt near commumty tenms and pool. $114.000 in assumable loans and you own the land $135.000 IEW EHUll Oll lLllA ISUll First time lasted. Charming nr. new 2 sty, architectural gem. 4 bdrms, fam. rm. Quality design and decor throughout. 10I Tu~u:::e ............................... llN,000 [J1C.tll1nt bur for 1111t•r g11d1K1 hOm• Jutl tedu· 114 Met ...................................... 000 h o mt 0 1 nvea1 01 Ctd 10 only 11119,flOO 2409 c Dttw• ............................. "20.000 0<16-23 t3 Cell lod•YI 0~0-7171 S1lurd11 & Sunday $700,000 ° 1oa4 1 . ..,INMI a1vd .................. e1.uo,ooo 221 Qrend Canel ............................... 000 1131 '°'' arletol ........................... 11'1,000 404 Cotumbte ................................ U4t,OOO S02 I 11,_1 ...................... , ................ ,000 1541 I . Oc••n alvd ...................... 94101000 1571 I . Oceen alvd ...................... tM4,IOO W Lido '9t. Dr. ,., ..................... N4t,IOO 121 Lido '9t. Dr. C·3 .................... tseo,000 ..01 .. r•lde ................................ s1,M1,ooo 22tl Redlande Drive .................... 1241,IOO \.\A II RI ROI\ l llOMI "· ''< 111 \I 11111 .. ...... ' f4• .... a-••fu.w "' \t .. """' HH Ml 21.Jh . 4M••I ... , , ... ,._,.-..... , 131-1400 JIS \itetl•P ~o ........••••• 4 173 .. 900 . 20'.Kt IOWI 001101& Ill ., .. Motivated seller will fanant:e at 12 12 % interest' Super rental properly currently earning $1450 ~·r mo. Well located on the cx.-ean side. of the hwy. Wailing list of tenants. Lowest priced units in Corona del Mar at $229,000. (714 \ 673-4400 (f l3) 6Zl -2121 The Harbor Area's Lon111t Establshed Real Estate C~IOJ Tt11nklng of a n-homt Buying end ttlllng 1t • tor spring? See the many re11on1ble Orlct -ttl11'1 llsllngs In todty's ciaul· wtlat ctuallled 11 all lied columns. 842·5878 •bout. 6-42-54578 • If it's got wheels you'll move it faster Ina Dally Pilot classified ad.call 642-5678 and a friendly ad·visor will help you turn your wheels Into cash. THE REAL ESTATS:RS * MESA VHtE On tne golf cour~e Custom b11ulllul 3 Bdrm nome. many, meny ••· trH $2711.500 with tO"lo down owner will cerry et 12"•"1• lnterall Rtr MoOer~le, Rltr. Hl·ll2t 1 The luteat drew In tht Well I 0 11ty Piiot Ct111lllad Ad 45'2·5070 BLUFFS BEAUTIES :I bdrm. a bath. family ru11111. 1·xµunMVL' vll'w c'E Phm) Mmt 1011d111un S1·curi1v ~V~h·m Large assumable loan. $3 10.000. Open Sun 1-5 21H 5 Vista Ornada. :1 hurrn, :1 bJlh, family rwml. p11ol-s1dt• (G Plan) Dt•s1gnl•r'-. ho11w Large· loan availahh· Y11u own the land. Open Sun. 1-5. 2400 Vista Noblcza. $319,000 ft•t> Mobile Home, -Bayside Village . Expanded 3 bd model . pool. beach , lndry . sun deck , recreational room and boat sltp are some of the many amen111es P(icc $68.500 Owner wall finance. Coles wor t h y (1 Co. ..... '" ) .. -. ~ ..... ~··~·;,.., -; :.. ~ ·.1 :.rr 2S4S EASTBLUFF DR NEWPORT BEACH. CA 640-0020 THE ~EAL ESTATE RS M111lfttHf Ohltt111 Estate ovar e.ooo aq tt • 1 1 2 AC••• o t pdme thO· roughb(&d properly &di to Jeck Klugman Eatete n1 F ellb1ook Every da.ullng amenity. cl'lam- p1on1hlO tenn11 court $850.000 l•rma Ag1 2 t31275-2031 OALIFOlllll 1111&1 IOIEI Sp1rkllng ' Bdrm 2 batn with two llreotaces. Prt· vile spa, wood decking. aeparate dining end lots mortl Well priced II S 1'2 900-call today• 646-7t7t THE REAL ESTATERS 10'1. IHHESTll 4 bdrm hH with solar pool and spe on 2 acres w/4 stall ba1n Llled Arena. oak trees $2 10, 000 Call Pol, Agl for brochure 1·674-3836. 678-2014 LUOIY SEYHI CONDOS · ReKil 10 t rolinl\ ( t 01 I on llv111~ room. '""Y 11•11 ~w tep111g \p11al 1ta1ri d\t w1lh m'&nollltnl Sb 000 t h1ndolt" MA • I , I b•tll 1n thr 1ound w1tlo l•vo\to marble appo1nlmr11h On l!IC <.ANYON goU cour\t ovr1look1ng l<1k, K~thtn~ lh, 1ound w1lh p·,u lhlu lu1 outdoo1 tlllfllioning fot 11<t 4 btdroom\ dntl 4 baths J.89~ ,q II ol unhttlled &•dfoJtul n s •t\tht 1n1onp4<dLle a"a•d .. "'"'"K Versaolle~ •LOWEST PRICED Vemiles in BIG CANYON The Opportunity You've Been ~ Waitinc For Ma~t '' Your\' Mary Lt"''' ul RE/MAX • Newport 759:l22tr- 631 -596~ t 2 01 3 bdrma All.terms Including VA. FHA & lea se opt ion Prices • range trom $69,500 to $239.000 Call soon' • 979-5370 • \{ :-1~1111~·11 If it's got handles you'll grab a sale faster in Daily Pilot classified ads. Call 642·5678 ._.I A•,'\ ... ,f d-.,.t"4'") Heve something you want to Mii? Cle11lfle<I 1d1 do II well I C ell NOW. 642-5878. • • • • • • TERMS c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 To help you publicize an event or make an announcement Lingo IN NEWPORT BEACH AIAl&llUI owe WITH 20-25% DOWNI Residential Income units just a few steps to the sand. $225,000 _ _ OWNER WILL CARRY FOR 5 YEARS With 20-25% down on this beach duplex ifs yours! $235,000 9% ASSUMABLE FIRST AND owe Eastbluff 3 bedroom, 3 bath ranch style home near schools. $259,000. Or trade for Capo Beach condo OWNER WILL CONSIDER LONG TERM FINANCING OR TRADE IN ORANGE COUNTY WATERFRONT HOME-SELLER WILL ASSIST Linda Isle 5 bedroom. 4 '12 bath home with 4500 sq. ft.. courtyard spa, slip and side tie for so· boat. $ 1 ,450.000 LEASEHOLD EXC. FfNAffClNG WITH LOW DOWN Harbor Ridge 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2000 sq. ft. home with assumable long-term financing. $379,000. owe AITD OR CONSIDER TRADE A Ko1 pond and huge yard adorn thi s mini-estate with 6 bedrooms 4 baths. French doors. skylight. $449.000 FEE. ASSUMABLE FINANCING AVAILABLE t :·. Designed for guest quarters. Priced to seU $595,000. Seller finance. No loan fee . ... . 213 1111111 OPll SAT /HI 1·1 Harbor Ridge with 5 bedroom s, 4 baths and breathtaking panoramic views. $1,385,000 Corona del Mar duplex with Ideal owners unit, new carpets and paint. Walk to beach. $369.000 ,. WHUY I. TAYlll ct., IULTHI 2111 ... ,, .... ,. 11111 ••-' llWPIH CllTH, I .I. 144-4110 + FlllECLlllllEI .. Tht Landing Plen No. 2 by J M Peters. ' Bdrm. 3 ba. lam rm. 2 lrplca, 1 block to like Foreclo- t ure sale S28<1 500 Open house Sal/Sun t -5 3 Warmsor1nos IEWPIRT IUCI 20 Unllt w/pool, 200 n lronllge. greet ere• F1ntastlc terms. Stanley family teaM wtconsumer Inda• tie-in COSTA llESl ,.., mile to beach, t yr old, 3 bdrm 2ba. c1th. eel· tings, tile root. S 1811,500. Try 9% down or owner wlll wrep et t 1'~ or lea.se. IEWPORT 1001 . ESTATE SALE: 9 unfla. close to shopa Twntlm type Greet tocallon and terms Call FAST on ttll• 0"8 IHllE PENTHOUSE 2 {'<lrm with panoramic vl-ol OCHn end bey A MUST SEEi Auuma ISi It s 190.000 11 12% Prtct $208.800 Cati lellQe at o.ie-t3117 AGENT 6"5·9850 OITO HWA G•••d Gomm Cetm home• Call M. Lou Agent 4115· toe<I. 770-809" llUT 111 ........ Fifth bdrm rnek" greet d•I' Of omoe, ••cellent ., ... t aolt OOUf ... ,,.., by. Welk to the perk. Meny, meny e.-11 ... c .. tod•y '°' ~tmenc to 11\0W. 541-2)13 THE REAi F~; I /\TEfo!!..i 20°/a DOWN IN HARBOR RIDGE "Jodelle" model with 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths. panoramic views of clty, ocean and Catallna. $695,000 owe AITD OF $519,000 AT 12.75% Harbor Ridge 3 bedroom. 31/z bath home with panoramic views. 3050 sq. tt. and addltlonal family room. $695.000 ASSUMABLE FIRST UNDER 9 0/a AND owe Spacious 3 bedroom family home with family room. 3 baths. French doors and Bay windows. $495,000 FEE $224,000 IN EXISTING FINANCING A dramatic wel bar accents this 3 bedroom home with family room. dazzling views and motivated seller. $475,000. RELOCATING SELLERS WILL ACCEPT LOW DOWN AND EXC. FINANCING Harbor Ridge 3 bedroom. 2112 bath townhome with 2500 sq. ft., beautiful views. $575,000 OWNER WILL CARRY -SUBMIT ALL OFFERS Harbor View Homes with 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. green belts. use of pool. $310,000 FULLY ASSUMABLE 30 YEAR FIXED LOAN Harbor Ridge 4 bedroom. 3 bath home with spacious patio area. extensive landscaplng. many custom features. $790.000. ASSUME 30 YEAR FIXED LOAN OF $295,000 OR OWNER WILL CONSIDER TRADE Harbor Ridge 5 bedroom. 4 bath home with panoramic views. private yard, large decks. fireplaces. atrium. $775.000 ASSUME FIRST OF $357 ,000 AND owe "Casablanca" model in Harbor Ridge with 4 bedrooms, 2 112 baths. entry courtyard, skylight and fireplace. $520,000 ASSUMABLE AND SELLER FINANCING Sea View 4 bedroom. 3 bath home with Impressive city light and Catalina sunset views. $465.000 -OTHER AREAS - ASSUMABLE FIRST AND owe .Hµntlngton Beach 4 bedroom garden home with spa, fireplace and beams. $225,000 TRY LOW, LOW DOWNI Santa Ana Height• 2 bedroom home plus den, private patio, use of pool, spa and uuna. $118,000 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN-owe Two bedroom, 2 bath condo with flreplace, decks, nice landscaplng, use of pool. $159,000 30 VI AR FIXED ASSUMABLE AT 1111 % Lovely Brtarcllffe plan In Arbor lake with 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. den. fireplace, mt. vtewa. 1175,000 NIWPORT OFFICE TRY 15% DOWN OR TRADE FOR T.D.'S Costa Mesa trlple>t showing irue pride of ownership. garages sundecks. $245,000 ASSUMABLE FIRST AT 9~· % AND owe Huntington Harbor Trinidad Island home with 3 bedrooms. family room. 2'h baths. 35' boat dock plus much. much more. $399.950 SELLER LOOKING FOR CREATIVE OFFERS, TRADES, ETC.I South Laguna duplex near Aliso Beach with fireplaces. view and private balconies. $210.000 TRY LOW DOWN OR LEASE OPTION Emereld Bay 4 bedroom, 3 beth home with large patio. spa. landaceplng. corner lot locetlon. $825,000 644-7020 ''In New~ Beach Loolc To Lingo Flrilll" , .... 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BIG CANYON 41 lle11I It. lttrlt Offered al SU9,000 l·•• "' ow1wr hour"'"'"~ &11,.11• au .. lul 0111• vi 11111 Cunyuu' hHt1l hutut..• I 't•f ft'\ l 1111 '11• •ll lt1U~ 1•111••1 lul lllllill fv I 111n 11 v I 1,,111 1( l,,j u ~ 111 y 1 (Mflttll'111•hlll lht U•Htl t" 'I( 11 M•I \ •• U'l' u l ()11 k M1t11111l1n·n1 po••' fv 'I"' :, Oft Call 01 appt :I l\A r.m1 1111 Ir 1111 '111•• nu LORETTA CURCI I llllilH I 'I I i• 4tl ~ Call &'4-13&7 · Liii ISLE 10111 lit YI& LIM •• IPH HI 1·1 Prime Lido Nord bayfront. 5 bdnn. 511> blllh Lge LR , mr cond .. 2 boat slips $1,500.000 Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath + large rec no beam t't'ilinga, furnished, patios $420.000. PElllllU IOIE ' Ocean & ,euy vtews. Marine room. 4 bdnn, 3 bath 3700 sq.fl. $1 ,385,000. Oceaafront • Lllll ISLE llYFllOIT Lagoon view from 6 bdnti, 5 bath, playroom, dark rm, den. Boat slip. Now $1.000.000 IAYlllE PUCE S~t.acular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up, 2 br 2 ba dn. 2 boat spat'eS!. Redu<.'Cd_: $1,500,000 FlJIUllll UICI New 4 br. 4 \l'J ba, custom French Normandy Est.ate 1.2 prime ac hilltop. $1.250,000 IVALOI Fee simple 2 br cottnge on qu1e1 Oescanso St (m Fla LS) Reduced to $100.000 COllOIAIO CAYS C-Oronado lsland cust. bayfront lot. 85' boat dock Plans avail. Now $370,000 w/t.enns. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR )4 : ~''Y''J' ~,,., 1'j 8 bl~ bibl RfSl0£NTIAl RfAI FS IATE SERVICES IPEI HOUSE 1-& LIH ISLE S 1,H0,000 A well located Jarge bayfront home with pi.er & slip on prestigious Lido Isle. Walk to s ho ps & theater. Enjoy community tennis & beach club. L e a se o r Lease/option a vailable . Sec Eche Olson at 333 Via Lido Soud IAYSlll lllft S1,1M .... Gorgeous bayfront fresh on the market. Vault.eel ceilings. decorator touches thruout. Lots of glass gives extensive-wat.ervlew_Bayside. patio plus pier & slip. Exceptional tenns offered by seller. See Evan Corkett at 633 Bayside Dr Ill ClHH 11.otl,OOO Custom home on golf course. 4 BR & family . No expense spared on thi s elegant 1 story home. Outstanding o wner f inancing a vailable. W ill trade for airplane. See Carole McMahon at 18 Cherry Hills. SPYIUIS Sltl.000 Spectacular unobstructed v iew. Modified Cape Horn 3rd BR now a suite. Great for in-law, guest or teenager. Gorgeous pool & spa. Manicur ed landscaping. Owner will carry 1s t T .D . See Jane Mitchler at 15 Carmel Bay Drive Ill OOYll Hll,000 Over 2000 Sq Ft of perfection . Deane "Bordeaux". 2 BR. large family room, kitchen & 3 baths. Extremely private end unit location with its own pool, spa & fountain plus gorgeous landscaping. See Lucy Rose at 30 Rue Fontambleau. 1n1ws _. .. ,.. Popular Portsmouth model home with sparkling pool. 3 BR with family room on corner lot. Quiet area near schools & shops. See Linda Marston at 17 Monte rey Circle. •Ylll THUCE A light spacious 4 BR plus den home with pool and gorgeous view of e ntire harbor. Owner wiU carry with approximate ly 20% d own. Great potential for user or Investor. See Carol Allison at 1715 Galatea Terrace. Ull llU Impeccably maintained 3 BR 3 ~ BA home on one of Lido's most desired sts. Country charm abc:>und. In the remodeled kitchen. Cozy fam rm & bric k ed s unny patio. Fireplace in mstr suite. owe 2nd T.D. See Cynthia Rumsfeld at 218 Via Koron. lmYIUITY PAil IHI. Deane Homes freshly painted & decorated . Ready to move in . Beautifully designed patio ~rinp 'he tush landscaping right Into Lhia super 4 bedroom c.,rury home. See Cora Baldlkoakl •t 490 1 S..wood. IN NntPORT.CiNnR "LOOK , DAD, SAILBOATS" • Plus view of lht> harbor, OC.<clm and t:1ty lights • $550,000 fee • Great financing • Flawless condition • Mouvaled seller • Open Today 1-5 2901 Harbor Vit•w Drive 10"Xt llWI 4 BR in Harbor View Homes, $295,000 foe 2 ITORY WATHFHIT $695.000 fee REHOll H0,000 To $399.900 f<'C. 5 BR Peninsula. Complett< remodel. IOW YIEW CllM :i BR + 21,? ba, $239,000 f(--e . ILIOl TO 0001 4 BR. $825,000 fee Cameo Shores. Owner financing or exchange ltYL HMH CHTll $295 ,000 fe<'. L a rg e entertainment area. 3 'RR 2 Ba. -•TWO ...... ONGS GIUTI CDISTA THE STAlllES COllPAIY 760-1397 '73-7711 Pul your advertising mes-Read the claaallled ads tor sage where 1119 reeders the best deals In apan-are. 642-5878 rMnt renta11. 642-5678 OPEi TODAY 1-5 Pl UHi fUlll Y llMI, Pltl I IPA, I llRMI $3411.500 ........... 2406 FRANCISCO, NB Ill 011, TIWlllMI, TIP 0111. otMM PHL $:1:W,000 ... Ii\ CANYON ISLAND, NB. UYFHIT I .... Fii. THiii WllY IDOi $7Y5 .000 ........... 12 BEACON BAY. NB. umE UL. llU, ..... UY YIEW $339,500 .... '!till BALBOA, BAL IS LE i lllM, FIHPUOI, FEE, IWIH W1LL C&IH $35:.!,500 ................... 1501 Patolita, COM . YIOOT ·IPARKLH·IPA & POOL. CLW $:lliY,U00 1:H 5 SANTANELLA TER NO. llWPORT, I 11111, llTE YIEW, IHR IOltOIL $275,000 .................... 253 1 BUNYA, NB. l&Cl llY FUIHHI, 'h ACRE + UH $465,000 445 E. 20TH. OFF TUSTIN. I LHl NARllR YIEW-SHEIE IECOR, • IHM, $395.000 .: .................... 1205 SANO. KEY lllll& ISL-HR CLOSE TO IOCI $450,000 ...... " .......................... 118 RUBY TlltTllHCl, HPH YI, WOOISY FHLIH $259,000 ... 68 CANYON RIDGE, IRV FOi MORE llFO OlLL REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Eael CoHt Hl9hwey. Corona del Mer Wf HAVE ~i' OF THE BEST LISTINGS lN TOWN OCEAN VIEW + POOL '*SPYGLASS HILL * ThlS truly magnificent residence is for thtJ5e who embrace re laxing luxury as a way of life. This home is complete ly remodeled & decorated by noted designer Al Mendel.\ San Francisco. Featuring imported pavers beginning on the front patio & continuing into the entry & thruout the fmly rm, kitchen & breakfast area. Derorated in Mediterranean style w /curved arches, recessed lighting & liberal use of mirrors. T he remodeled gourmet kitchen features solid oak cabine try, J en-Aire Range. Portuguese tiles & a breakfast nook w/ocean view. Also completely redone is the fabulous mstr suite featuring an added hideaway retreat & a bath w/btlf Lile work & mirrors. Naturally there 1s a panoramic ocean & nighl hte view from LA to Catalina & of course a pool & spa are cncl'd in a private courlyrd. This fine home ts unmistakably Newport! Priced at $849,900 FEE w tassu mable financing. For private appt to view call 759-150 I. CALIFORNIA SHOWPLACE •DOVH SHOIH• Blfl views of Fashion Island and the Pacific ocean highlight this exciting stone & stucco ranch showplace designed in 1973 by Ivan Wells for executive entertaining. No expense has been spared 1n the creation of the luxurious interior, encompassing 10 rooms & a total of 6500 sq ft of living space. The gracious & divenie layout includes a gracious !iv rm, frml dm rm. a handsome oak study, fmJ y rm, country kitchen w/island work area & breakfast room. 4 bdnns, 6 baths as we ll as such fine quality appointment:i as tile C.loors, crpting & several skylites. S uperb outdoor gatherings are made possible by 2 patios, w/firepits, cstm black bottom swimming pool & spa & a complete poolside wet bar. Also features are Cull security system, dual temp controlled wine storage. & a 3 car garage. Located in the lvly Dover shores area of Newport Beach this exquisite home ofCers perfection inside & out. The residence maybe purchased furnished S 1,500,000 FEE LAND. Call 759-1501. / ESTATI SIZID LOT * CAMIO SHOllS * This outstanding exec home features what must be the largest lot in Cameo Shores! The rear yrd features a Japanese garden. waterfall, Koi pond, pool & volleyball crt. In a spacious environment designed for memorable days thruout the year. The interior was designed for entertaining as well. A lge liv rm w /frplc overlooking the pool & gardens exemplified the open spacious feeling prevelant thruout. A huge kitchen, frml din rm & 4 spacious bdrms including a mstr suite w/blt -in shelves, sunken jacuui tub are but a few of the numerous features of this fine residence. Offered at $670,000 FEE w/assumable financing at 11.7~~. Call 759-1501 for further details. -•11111111 !••·•·With VI•• BEST IN BLUFFS . Nl•W 1.·u11Loml11·J hom1•, f1r11.•11 t nwtl·r11o111> unu l'rart.Nmum1h1p, !'I BH, 0 bath•. gonw room, cJrN1m katdwn, pool , 1pu & ~ fm.-plG('l'li L<;><c01llnt( Newport llurbor and tJt't·on v1t·w l 2. IH5,000. OPH HHAf 2·1 11 1 MllR IHON OIR. OIM Pl•H• 1111 (l 1•) UO·IHt cf~~ llTHllTllllL FUIR A mos l luxul'ious five-bedroom bayfront property, with pier and slip for a large ya<:h l S uperbly c ra fted interiors dramatically counterpoint the bay a nd ci t y v u .. •ws. Remarkably pnecd al only $1 ,350,000, fee. Plcast· <:ontac:t Cathry n Tennille for deta ils regarding ow n er -ass is t ed f1n an('ang. HIHTAL FUIR Cul-d e-sac: lo<:allon. 3-bedroom home with separate quarters for tt-enage rs, mo ther -in-law . or guests. TerratL>d yard has patio, koi pond, and waterfall. This home is a "must see" for the famil y that wants the Nl•wport lifestyle Call Joy Holker for a showing 75S.9100 # 2 C01pote1te f'hno Newport Center lllT HY. Lovely 2000 sq. ft. 3 Wrn\, 211'i buLhA, film. rm, wlde_grc4Jnlwll, rwar pool 'ia11 $235,000 llGltltM Tll LUI. WIU l IPTlll. Good wrmw By appl Wll'T WT, WllFIGI. Charming 3 bdrm. :l bath11, 1 lcvt-1, only $175,000 Opc•n 1 ~ 2007 &.,111 OPH 1·1 1oa An. a •• ,., 1 M, 2 ''· ,,,. 100 P11ra a •r wlttl 11111! 1t11 v11t1 a •• 111.1 a •r, 2~ •a •• 2141 Yl1t1 lltr-41 I •r •I•• ta• 2111 Yl1t1 lr114ila I ,,, ta• •I•• SH0,000 Ult,IOO Slff,000 Mll,000 HI0,000 HELEN 8. DOWD llEILTDlll, llC. 1'4-0114 PRIME COSTA MESA- 15% DOWN • 14r• 2 h . Askia& S 111,IOO. H , h t T11 UHIAIU fer SI0,000. Saller oarn hl11oa at 12"Xt/7 Jn . IPEI SU.DU 1·1. tt• Mar~11tt1 Ir. (Ir l ristal I hularlH ). ATTN: HORSE LOVERS OR BUILDERS 3 llllr• la••• t1 llaJOO' t•t. Zt1d fer \erus ad 11l•als. lriH llr HIJ: 10~"Xt La. fer S 112,IOO au1•alll1. 20211 Cr11reu St. Ir leu Ir 11111 lrlstel. 10 'h"Xt La . fer 1112,IOO 11111••"•· hHr •Ill .carry at 12"Xt. bkl•& 1231,IOO. SILE OR TRADE: 3 14r• 2 h , ""rdd C.sta ltH "•· Le ••tr H ite, 10' ,,a. Tr•lll• fer ,.,,., II•••· bkia& $111,100 w/12'X. au••· YA la ,., H•,ooo. IWC •al11u •• 12"Xt. Sull•it. OPEi NOISE SAT 1·1. at 2111 S11 J1111 La11. (IHr Fain lew). WM. E. DOUD & CO. INC 673-1600 DIVONWOOD l~f ATIS !EXCEPTIONAL SQUARE FOOTAGE This is the much sought after Chelsea Model with five bedrooms and three full ba~. For the large family thL<urious sunken oval tub and separate tlled shower. There is a separate family room with wet bar and a 15'x21' bonus room for the kids. This entire residem'e has been professionally decorated including custom drapes throughou t! Formal dining is provided as well as an eating area off the lot.chen w1lh decorative ceiling fan. The kitchen 1s a marvel in Itself with gas bu1ltlns, microwave. tra~h compactor and soft water. Custom brick work and spa complete the picture perfc'<.'t back yard. Call us for details on the excellent assumable loans or th<.' s uprismgly affordable prke in todays market. 963-5671. HUNTINGTON HARBOR FORTY-FIVE FOOT BOAT DOCK Charming waterfront Cape Cod located on the boat parade route. Enormous li ving and formal dining rooms face the water Forty Cave foot dock accommodates up to a 55· boat Glass endosed patio with spacious deck. Terrazz.o entryway with iron security gate. Two large fireplaces. Seller will help finance at 12%. This exceptional value in wa.terfront property is offered at $559,000. 963-5671 HUNTINGTON BEACH BOLSA LANDMARK -$210,000 With four spacious-bedrooms and two and one half baths this home 1s an excellent value. Not only is 1t the lowest priced home in the tract, but the seller 1s also offering a $5,000 cash rebate to the buyer al the close of escrow. This home offers maxirpum privacy at the end of a quiet cuJ -de-sac and backs onto the propooed Bolsa Chica Marina. Soaring cathedral ceilings and earthtone decor comple te this picture perfect property. Even better, it's vacant and ready lo move in. Call for more in formalion. 556-7035. TWO TRIPLEXES HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Two attractive new triplexes located within walking distance of the ocean and one half block from the proposed Bolsa Chica Marina. These are pride of ownership buildings with superb design and Ooor plans. All six units are two bedrooms, two and one half baths with wood burning fireplaces and lofts that could be converted to an extra bedroom. Vacancy factor in this excellent location is almost zero. Available individually at $320,000 each or make the seUer an offer on both. Complete financing information available at 556· 7035. . WISlCLIFF GOURMET'S DELIGHT ThlS meticulously maintained home is tailor made for the gourmet, starting with the custom kitchen. Oak cabinets and flooring surround your built-ins which includes a microwave. Just off the kitchen ~ a charming breakfast nook with bay windows. Super plush carpeting and custom wall coverings complete the picture of sheer elegance. The extra large family room provides ample room for entertainment. All an added bonus the large irregular lot with custom pool provides extraordinary privacy. With a large fully astumable 1st trust deed, this home is priced for Immediate sale at $310,000. For an appointment to . lee call 556-7035. ' NEW'°RT RACH OFFIC~ 2170 laJ' Mlt•I Drive Newport leaola, CA t2HO (714) 711-1101 .:I. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD "We Protect & Service Things That Service You." ~HUNTINGTON .IEACH OFFICE ~2Adam1Av1. 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"'"'• "IU& OOll!lll DI lb% drt f f51de 0 P £ N S U N 0 A Y 760 I r.14 NOOll·5PM OAANGE COAST f"INANCIAL Rl TRS 957-0701 3 B r 2 '" 8 11 • J I amt n e Creek Plan v view of oc11 & min 760·9386 ~;~;;;; IWMEll SAYS uHLL" ~ S20K cto•lng co••• - LIM ISU Spacious ramtly home Ave bedrooms 01 lllrM plus In law quarters Separate f11m11y room 01111ng room Convenient 10 oeaches 1nC1 tennis S•75.000 131-1300 about S3000 per mo Vie w home. 011.r 831·3513 S•lt•ff "" "'" Spollht 3630 al duplex owe Ill· 12%-loog lerm 3br/3ba+5brl 3b•· 1 vae S09 Acacl1·w1tk 10 sea Open Ha;, Sal/Sun 1·5 Ownllf/bkr 645·7048 If FIHT lu><ury condos on lhe oceanside ot Hwy for tease. lease opllon or purcll1se Sp11c1ous 1 WESTCUf f Bdrm un11s w/lrplc;s & 3 Bdrm. 11, bath Try security perking Use of pool & spa Models opeo 15•i, down and get Oa· dally t 1·5 Call lingo lance rinanced by owner, Rear ESlale. 673.3271 no loan costs For vie-·----liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim wing drn1e by Sun 1·5 12 18 Devon Lane As- king $239.500 H Frecle· rick, 631· 1268 Cele ), OfNe.,_t. ..... " .... 7)). • 15.55 t t .;I!{/ CH DIPLll CltAllllH lmmaculale 3 Bdrm. 2 ba owner's un11 and spa· clous I bdrm rental, bolh wllh lo lled be&m eel· tings. trplc 4'>d 1 very p11va1e pool Loca1ec1 on one of Corona del Mar's pre1toest streets 4 bills 10 llllle Corona Beach $595.000 144-1211 CENfURY 2 t W1lla·I• l11lty Hl-IOIO HTHTllllH .::i-1::~11 f!!!f.!!!!~ .•.... !.~~1 Beaulllurty rll'TIO<letld 6 Wt WHI htl Bdrm ptu1 huge larnlly Moaa Verde Beauty, 38r, room. teaturlng French Clen. n-p()OI, tpl. cpta. dOOfl •nd window•. •tr pelnl, $30,000 dwn TOP new klt<:hen. proras110-S 179.000 Rltrs wtlc:ome nalty landscaped front 75 l·Oo40 I end bac:ll wtlh eiitensrve *5°% OOWN • use ol brick Ouallty de· coretlog thruout TERRI· 4 Bdrm. pool. lull l111ea FIC FINANCING AVAi· Mau Verde beauty LABLE Asking 523g0 $138,000. 645·9922 Agl 000 fOI an llppt to see MESA VEROE 3Br & den can S.0-115 1 S90K In 12•,.,. •. Ft P ~HERITAGE . . REALTORS llWPOllT IAIUll ATlllMSI HYLllllTSI IUIH CllLIHS! $131,0001 ·S1H11.I S 129,900, opn S111Sun 1·4 3069 G1ora1ter 545·2883 LHIE/OPTIOM r By owner 2 br, 2 '" bo condo, 3 level, 3 pauos. Nwp1 Hg1s Terms nogo· Hable 631·0715 or sale by ownr, 3t>r, 2oa. FR Cusl lr&ehsu. huge lot Oealgner's home Mesa <101 Mar s 169,500 540·2616 I ErSIDE HITS /Jn ~IG[~ QAIL( Y i:., ASSU[tAf[S Modern. detached hm, uniquely des•oned by The M as1ers ol lnC1oor1 outdoor envlronmen1, llgh I and airy Interior wtskyl1ghts, 3 garden a111ums, beamed eel· lings. king sized bdrms. lamrly room w /ba1 & walls ot glass to patios Enloy sun all day on 'P11va1e Roof Sunoeck·· Only $10.000 Clown & S 1395/mo pym1s. II you 0,. ltSE S/S 1-1 are looking for a UNIQUE 11-X. 11-1 h's 1res1 Owner will c;arry 1 sub· t1an11111 inds on 1hese well maln1atried 11ngte story 1 & 2 t>drm un11S. Plen1'1' ot 011 street par· king 4 car garage Al· lrKl1vely priced at $325. 000 IU-1211 Stpllislie1tt4 HOME AT A STEA L weve got II' City Style Ctdt IRVllE THUCE CENTURY 21 Ol4t CtrtH 4tl Mir S1Hr000 Wa .. -j. R111fr ohr•, ... a 14r• • Th•S neat 3 bdrm. 2ba 141-IOIO 11 ltwahtUll plu wllh over 1800 sq It and lmtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l~•..._-~W:.t.:llolilo~ fa•ilr r•. Wills tf lovely pa11os anCI gar-USTSll( $1 17. dens Owner wlll finance 1lau 'ri•& Ht411r au1>111an11ar 1111 TD It CUllMH 500 buys t hll 3 BA sar4tu i1l1 lllJlit 12•1• 1n1 7 yr term A AIH•t Fiaucil& ~:~~h:~~ar~11'~~:~ ret•I 11' Yl•lte4 leasehold H iiie PrlOeCI Secluded 4 Bdrm p1u1 more~ Owners moving • 10 sell In lee otlll11s, 1111 f111r1, 1 ...... _1211 lamlly room, laeturlng M a k 11 o 1111 r B lo., -eoc•osed courtyard. prl· 848·0709 ~'!'!l~!!.!!!!~ ••• !.~! 112-011 DOVER SllDllEI 144 1 011l111y Drive 4 U• Oen. Formal Dining Roo111 2 Flreplacea. 3 i;n1 oat1ge plu1 large HOllby Room Pool 111ed 144 1 O•l••y Dr11111 lot. b1t11u1 landaceped Own411 will nulsl at II 4 B• Q11n, Formal D1n111g n11nc1ng Ontv 5420,000 HOW STOPPHI AMUIH PlllOll AMUIH FllAIOllll Room 2 Flreplocu, 3 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 car oa1 age plus large Robinson Realtor Hobby Room Pool llzed HI-HU tot, oeaul l8nd1c1ped 1•--------• Owner will DHllt II II· Scenic Moun1a1n VI-• & Slept Aw11y 9rllllent blu8 pool mlngle to make Country S1.,1e Ltvtng 111os1 enjoyable 111 thla 1mm11c Gurden V•flit nanc111g 0111)1 $4 20.000 l•--,1•1•.•1•0•11•1-- 0pen Sat/Sun l·S • Ro1>111son Aea1to1 UOf PTIOHL Hl-H•l Loc111on·E•cellent p,.. SPllCIO\rS 3 Bdrm Wind· I•--------· llowor Mdl boasts most I•--------• ouhage<>ul> master su11e ILUFFS l&RIAll w /own pllv dressing You own the land 2,000 ere11 open sunhglll kit· sq fl. 3Br. ram rm, 2,, chen w/mas!llve de<:k gel Ba wide Greenbelt. near IOOl!lher area -all sur· pool Fer btllow market rounded by walls ol glass 1235•000 Wiii lease OP· & co11t1as11ng Coun1ry lion Bkr. 644•0134 wood decking lncredrble !•--------• low pnce of $105,000 wllh $10,000 down, S 109711110 pays all · dorit miss 1n1s one, CALL NOW 2 STORY EUUMCE LOW H LOW PYMTS Sll,100 Shimmering pool and corbs1no spa surround in1s 2 story elegant pride ot ownership Garde11 Villa Protessionatly de· coraled thru-out Orea· my maSler suite w/extra h1de·a ·a w11y closet space As you like 11 loll 101 added bdrm or Gorgeous newly remod home 1n prv1 bch com· mty. 3 Br & lam rm Super h1rms. may t1ade $189K ree conversion Orily S269.900 645·62 18 ROllAITIC HWPORT DRHll HOUSE E.<lla large Island kll· chen 4 luxurious be· drooms w11h p1en1y or wardrobe space Ms1r s1e has his & her baths Owner will finance below mrkl ra1e• Mullan realty 540-2960 ASK FOR LORI qu1e111r moments Has IHCH WALlll commanC11ng v•ew lo Custom 2 story home open sta11case and' with spa1 Skyllgh1 we1 ente11a1ner s Irv rm bar open beam Ctlilll'lgs Hard 10 rind at $69.900 anCI more Super lrnan· with 55000 dn pymt al· c1ng Owner may consl lows assumpuon 11 9% der ellcilanoe• $280,000 ell 1n1 ra1e $979/mo Call 979-5270 PByS 1111 CHTVRY 21 WALi-ii RULTY Hl-2121 cttd to 56111 Setler movrng ou1 ot U S Neeu buyef ror • Bdrm 3 baths, 1m 1oacu1a1e home wrlh eJt tra room oll meste• bdrm OPEi SHIU 1-5 1222 SHIH IU-1200 ,. . ' HTATE ltOME Back Bay area.y S395. 000 5% Down Win con· s1C1er 111des. etc Armitage Realty 714°544°2484 CISTI• WHTCLIFF PRICED TO SElll Con· ven1ent custom bu111 3 BClrm family room end 3 car garage home It sparkles with pride of owne11h1p Owner w111 help wltll lrnanclng 110l COllWALL 0111 SlllAY 1-1 142-1200 j PETE ' BARRETI .. ffEALTY By owner. The Colony, 3iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim- £/ f•ro 103Z bd 2 bit. ate. lrg kll, lmly S10,000 HWM •••••••••••••••••••••• rm ftSh pond. walk to ... ,~., Vitw ••••• HtflJ tfficiHt Hlar em vale back yard wltn Ko1 lltt water I Jltt•r 11-pones. VllfY open and airy HllCHI SEAVIEW -elegan1 & c harming Ha mpton Model. lobulous views. decor spe p11ve1e c:omm w/pool & tennis lac1hl1es $450,0-00 Open House Sal/Sun 12·5 1903 Y1ch1 Colina 644·1017 111latt4 tlett4 1t1u. t ~ •llh toads ot g lass -CURRENT !ST TO AP· F111iltl1 ttr••· Offer-· ' PRO.Xlf"ATELY s133. R•RAL Sf:TIIMI shop pool & tenrus H19h 1oan balance $145,900 2 sttrJ • IR, ntr t4 at SJ•0,000. 111 C•lll #ell JOl4. 000. Asking only $165. Miristl4. • • ••• • • ••••• •••••• •••• o o o o w N ER s AN • On SUMHY 1-1 ••WNRT IEllm xrous For an appoln1. ~ man1 to see, c all 011 Of A lid I• Charming 3 br. 2 ba 5•0· 1151 CHlto Ni"""lids. home wfdet. 2 car gar. •" Across lrom Chartea 4 Bdr 3 Ba, lam rm w/ welbar. well below milt price a1 $1 74 900 751·3191 '~HERITAGE REALTORS -------YH ••• tllt ledll Heller Perk. 237 Knoii Pl. Otrnr JrtJtrty OH· $145.000 By owner f!~.'!!~~~J~!!~.!.~~t sl1h ti a Ir I 4H IH't •ht•rlt t11aats Charmtnn 2 st". s 1>r w/ I' •-T lllf 11rMESA VERDE 3Br . .... ' wftti wttltar. ltw Ith· ar-r , pOOI/ spa, $l •9.900 As-assumable loan Asking le 1,,liHCll, ••Jtr 926-15371evs 925-6796 sumable loao. ~S-99<>4 $179.500 Agt 963·8573 Ir& wtll lal4S01Jt4 1¥•~ &SSllUIU DrHll<:ally reduced 3 br I t A t • i Immaculate 3 Bdrm y• fM• T ! auum roan of S9•.000 1 ' CHU • • Jf -home with manicure" " -tr•S S 149 900 Agt 963·8573 t a. a. M t ... Super reduction just - --YI I •tac .. es, •I landscaping acro111 lhe made tor qulCk sale on B••li•fll• obo 551-8358 eves or H0,000 11 11"r14es, wl.nds SJ•• 1211,000. FlllTISTIC O,H SAT /SH 1-IPM 1111 ,.,. bhltJ Plan 25A In 39 Park lH-0122 Northwood 3 bdrm, 2~. IY OWIH ba Huge BONUS ROOM Large tamlly e~~~~~~~~· room w11h walk·ln wet UST ILIFF COMDO 1>~1 end llreptace Plus 3 br. like new xrn1 fin your own SPA. 1mmaeu· $139.500 Owner ta1e Microwave, and 673-3069/(213)281·~ 65 AIC $249.000. 3 bd. 2 ba lnd•y 1oom. v1ew/grn bll. pool Cati tor appt to see 6•0 0888 by owner lt~T 01 LIDO Loe new custom nome on 1•, lots Open Sat/ Sun 1·5 210 Via San Aemo Owner1eo1 67~048/673·2556 UNIQUE HOlllEI CM 1J11r1 011ly 1140· 1366 AT Tf NTION 1nv1111<Ha. ~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~~ 11xc1111011t EU8181d• Co1111 ·--------•I Mun 2 Bd1m duplex 110,000 IDWll Harbor Rldgo 2 br con· Clo aec oat11. auum AITD OI $440K 6•0·960 Stlll11 at ltnl HARBOR VIEW HOME Ce rrnel M odtll R11 modeled ond upg1aded lh1ougtrou1 $245 000 Firm Ownr I Ag1 760·9596 llWPOllT llEl&NTS A·2 lllt w1111 2 BR home Below marl\111 value $139000 Jack H Lesch BKA 675·7045 5 Bdrms outs1and1ng corne1 lot. across ltom grnbll. lrg pv1 backyard, view. 494· 1840 BY OWNER J Bdrm hou- se, $199.000 Consider _!lny oller 645-88_4~ _ SHYIEW HRUlll 180 deg view. leaded glass, oak lloors. ou1· door llrepll 3 BR -grea1 home By owner 3•1. 10 bkrs Reduced to S399 500 Sml do w n 644·6699 11,,000 IOWI 2 Bl luW'llr y• don do wt plush cpt, llgh1. bright tnlenor. overlks nuge prk MuSI sell now also 101 tease Call Jean 760 ·0168 or bus 2 13t5S6·3040 - llli CAIYOM $665.000 Xrnt view Expanded Monaco wood floors 3 bd. French drs HST SEE Open Sal/Sun. 1·5 PM 7 A .. e Chateau Royal 644-5116 HSHHU LOAI 3 bd. 2 ba. pool & patio, s198.ooo o w e 645-7555 llYSHOllES Rt4uct4 Prictl French No rmandy 1n Sunset GerClen 3 Br w/ guesl couage Call for details ADlllAI Really & lnveslmenls 5'49-8547 llEIUCEI $20,000 HWPHT lllHTS ••• 1 1% 10 qual1t1ed buyer B1a/'ld new 3 Bdrm, 2ba. lamlly rm hm Securtly lnu•altlt Fl11aol•& 1110G l>Oft I oggo11 $210.~ l'tsrloct Mon.co 713 PC1tt1118lllll $2YS 000 ~p11c1oua CdM Ouplts• 2662 CtHM6W S3t0.000 Ba~•ho1es doll nou~e Al SO 10 2X oro1e . ntw ,., 1)81 /(lrill)tlS new GOP per plumbing , clet n 11111(11110111 Good rental ar1111 Own11r 1• mohv8180 811d will wO•k wllh you A1t.ino S 135 000 Devin Re11I E\lale, 642-6368 HB condo e•tra clean walk to bell. adll comm , S 115 000 Own 962-8480 New VICIOllUll on BalDOil $225 000 T d• wrrle ott 5 l•land i 5!15 For more ur111~ Easu1de CM lfllU '1 ;j a I 2 CALL SARA llARVIM $400 ooo ~P $ 100 ooo UNIOUE HOMES dwn OWC bdl at 11 9•1. 675 6000 or 675 5688 <;opt11511ca1ed 1nves1or!. only John 63 I 45 16 OLD CDM $221,000 So 01 hwy 3 br remo· deled home on R-2 As· sume lg loon Delle Agl 631·1 66 s .. c1,.,.1, 1016 ..•••.•••.•.....•..•.. E•cep11ona1 value 3Br, 1•.Ba home $ t28.000 Ask lor Dennis 493·6628 or 498-4950 L111go RE Tu1tia 1090 ...............••....• BY 0 WNER·3Br, 2Ba. spa 1>e11u11ru11v lndscpd '•acre $177,500 All or- rers counesy 10 brk• 838· 1265 w,,1.; .. 111 1091 ..•.....••••.••.••.... 11 UllTS/Pri•t C.M 10t.81•Ull d C•OSS rrom purk on • 77 3C• es Lar go 3 IJtlrm un11s alwa~s in demaflCI f u1011c;1ng avao· l8DIO $'>,600 0-00 lee - \\\llHllCC"I Ill 1"11 '-'In• RI Al F<;1A1£ I <1 1,1, " UVH&&E T 11p1e .. located Cos1a Mesa All 2br un11s with gatages Owner will h nan~ 01 reasonable ra1e with 20% down Asking $179,900 631-7370 01 549-3546 TRADITIONAL REALTY Loli /or Sile 2ZOO .....•................ BY OWNER R 1 LOT BUSINESS LOSS forces sale 4 br 2·~ ba good ne1ghbo1hooCI Assume $88.000 toan Only S 1050/mo Beller than rent alter ta>" beneht R&H Inv 752·2197 Easts•de Costa Mesa Ollltt RH/ lllltt Plans & permits lor a ••• •••••• •••••• ••• •• • • 1950 sq '' hm Ready 10 II •. / I/. build S8 5 000 O I I Oall JJOO 548· I 182 642-2901 For S•/1 •••. ••• •• ••• •• ••••• ••• S Lag 251: 100' ummpro .. Excep11011111 24X60 2 BR. ved property 180 degree tem 1m 2 Oa 5 S111r Pa11>. wh11ewalor view Loma nr So C51 Plaza Below 11 act bit. 3 101 10 Bes1 mar k e 1 . b / o wn r otte• 493·6704 556·67 15 lirt111l11t Park 20x~8 wtencrosed porch 2 BR. 2 Ba, Corner IOI hghl 1n1e1101s This Is the BeSI Buy 111 Town 540-5937 YACHT LOT t ranquol E S•Oe CM lex.a· 11on with many trees 253 Flower S1 H1S1orocal custom home nex1 door S95 000 Oua111y 1 BR beth 19 11. Ai'"'~~ert Rt~ E.stJte vino rm k1tch/d1n1ng • .s-J ......... 1.S area All natural wood ._ .. • pane11ng & cabinets U141 "45-5525 Newly up gr aCled Lge s1oraoe sned s 16 900 493·8453 ,, ... ,,;., Dt1111, «t101t Z400 1---------· 1 ..................... . RHICH! APPU VALLEY 1111. 901 ~::.u~ ROAD ... 1 A1la l11 Slll,000. s11ee1 l1om Patil neat So this lovely 3 bedroom IHtll 1()40 ----H C.... 1ticMH4t C.out f.tau...-1H.9.5.0"4--t<11~-...l..°'81ed ...-i-4-............................ . Cell •ot II 646-5092 m1ns from the beach. II fl( SAii gates $225.000 MIWNIT HTS VIEW ooen house Sunday 2.5 AUentlOO bulldefl·lrade 2345 161n SI • 645-4670 your condos or units for -- U\1$. • BEST BUY :..!,OWES T obstructed btyfocean Prleecl Npl Crest Pl11t1 3 v•-·Oood 2 Bdrm home 3Br Tn·lvt $179.500 Bk.r Double wide 2 bdrm am&l.OA ..,, lb a1tac.b4Ml 1unroom and carport IO- cal8<1 on 5 Star Greenleaf Park M o11v1teCI selle1 has reduced pence to $33 t 75 anCI will finance' Rt'duced S tO 000 no qu&kf)'t"9 .a ~ 2be~--- old LanClscapea •7 acre .. Ass •• AIL( 1 I 2 ... and o llering l1rep111ce. I L F I st I• ~ated SPA "°"o pauos aea trlO tS•n COU OF NEWPORT MAL TORS H,SLC-M•t• DES PERA TE OWN EA stori199 shed and more' 2 s1ory, 2 bdrm 1'1 ba MUST SELL Reduced to Dor'! miss out Call 10• beech -Condo CO·OP $159.000 3Br. 2be ne-day Now pr1ced 11 Poot sauna weight c .. _ .. ,..., w er E side home $ll2,900 979-2390 room sub parking 642·2901. 5•8-1 t82 Ocean and Pier View 175·55t 1 IEACM IAIUll S lfi I llSled i i 5160.000 S65 · 1cr c 11 000 under marke1 All IRUM llMEI WANT TO TRADE FILL ,RIC( Slt,000 Mest Hiii cnh or new r1n Greel Seller willing to negollate opp·y ror someone Who on terms large 3 be· can act l ast Agent droom 2' • batll home 531-8100 Ask lor J1m So40K equity In Ocean· Th is br1gh1 & cheery 1ron1. total pymts (no Garden VIiia lends Hselt negative amortl. s 1650 to high-style llvtno w t mo Fantastic 1oc w 111 luxurious earth 1ooe car· trade up, ror cars, boats, 1>8111\Q lhruoul. S.au11lu1. paper. or gems VERV well co-ordinated w~ ANXIOUS Must ctoae Clow treatments & mu. Famlty room end crack. R1ghe1mer lino fireplace Mom·ln· -law suite Excellent value· GREAT LOCA I ION 3 bd altheprlceot$155000 2 ba. trp1c. $122.000 99 · oeo o w e 7 •2390 (2 131530·5 159 last. c an adCI cash s1ve lung size bdrms all 49•· 1096 se1 in p11ma 1oca11on A ~~~~~~~~~~I rear gem of a buy a1 1he -low pnce or $69,000 .. , ... '" .. ' 100f •.••••................ CHARMING REMOD 3 Br+toll Trade/lse o.pt tor duplex or uM 673·8585 IULISTIC -lHl ,IOO large 4 & 3 bedroom units •n tOO bloc Sea· soned rental records SOlt-'t[ 873-ttoO SSOOO moves you In w/ tow monlhly pymh 01 $711 HURRY • won't lasll 964·3311 TWI STllY lLHAICl LIW Ill LIW HITS! llLY 112,0001 Stear the show wfthls hrQhly pampered two 11ory Gatden VIiia Dynem111 style run• rempant thruout wait• of mirrors & t>eauhlul wood panellog Upper level ol- llc8 + big & beautllul decora1or bdrma Private Twt Sttry CH4t YA Ttr•sl Very nicely decorated Brook view condo Al· most t600 sq 11 floor plan oilers 3 bedrooms, 2'' ba1hs, dining room Att recreauon11 •~n111es evadable Seller wUhog to carry 1a1oe 2nd Call lor deterls Reduced to 5137.750 llt-2310 3707 S BRISTOL SANTA ANA Tarbell, HL\IJOR~ .. } ... ,,.;.,.,, 1001 ...................... COClll811 patio OVIHIOOk• ~~~~~~~~~~ lush greenbelt EAcltlng 1- low prlGCI of $92,000 & HU 1% HWll LOWHH HICl w/11 low IS S t0,000 dn, 5 Bd SBA, 2'"1ba, 1906 ON THE POINT S812/mo pays all. A slf. $189,500 Asaume Beautllul 3 BClrm 3 bath, MUST TO SEE. TAKE loan OWC bal, prtnc huge famlty room, formal ADVANTAGE on I y 5 4 4 • 8 3 9 0. Cltnlng, 2 llreptaoe•. pallo 838-9851 with on BBO and ea1ra OEITllY 21 ----LH_I ___ _ large 2 C41r garage Ow· W&Ll-11 amn ner wlll c;arry 2nd TO and l"I·•••• VA buyers, lge No. Costa •hort escrow. So420,000 "' .,,_ Mesa home .,.llhln your 11H E. IOHI ILYI. ~~~~~~~~I reach. ca11 eo1 662·2886 '"' Slllll 1-1 HARE thl• EattslCle 2 BA ... 2·1200 duple.x and have low ... payment•. or llve In one IPll 11 Ill 011 Sat .. I S11. 1-1 •·•· N tce1t duplt-x So. of ttwy. Outstanding location. Greet -.unable flMnd.ng. 3 br 2 bl .... 2br 2 ~. each w/2 car garage. ()wner/~L 876-8370 al lllUTlll end rent Iha other. t>ul anyway you took at It, lhl• properly la an ex· c atla n l buy New carpeU/drape1, new ~ ptumblng. 2 t1rge yard•. w1con1rdar VA/ FHA, Asking s 135.000. Devi n Rea l Eslala 6"2-63M UST1lll w1111 of 0•10. •••11. alone floor•. redwood p•n111no. unfqu• w ... lern t>ar and entertain· "*'' room Euc11yp1u1 ''"' ~pproxlmtttly 'I• acre. NHr lrvlna BlvCI Fr•ll'I and lunl C•U ....... COLDWeu BAN~C!Rl1 J ' IHClt ClAIT RHICH S 10,000 Take advan11ge ot 1h1s sacrltoce sale Secluded p11v11ty Gated entry 2·Sty. 4 BR 3 BA. formal dine pen1hOuH matrs re1re111. 1n-taw qlrs. cou11ya1C1 Charm galore 9' ,.,,. loan 1valleble or w/111ror lln11nc1ng 10 Ill your needs Owner de· sperela S1es1 a1 S 145, 000 Cell nowll Bkr 714-983·0902 1011 rree 1-800-525-8910, Ext 1500 * 10%DOWN• 4 BCl•m. pool. spa. l andmatk Tr Xlnt 1erms P11n or'lry St 59 .500 6-45-9922 Ag1 NEW AFFORDABLE RUSTIC CHARM 3 br, 2 ba, ram rm, 1668 sq 11. 1381( LAIMBEER Al TY & INV 5119-2330 964·0227 OPH HT /SH 1·1 HU Pier Ir. 4 Bdr,m, 2ba. POOL Leu lhan 10'1. ca1h down on this aupet le· mlly hOme See & 1ubmll $ t 71.000 Call Ann or Jac;kle 11 WATERFRONT HOMES. INC 63t·1400 lrYl•I 1044 ·-···················· IHHH WHllllHE 3 80, 2 BA Condo AcroN from twtm ck.It>/ park I 116,000 By Ow- ner 8&1-1688. llLY 120,000 t>uy• • or1nd new 3 bdrm 2ba home 111 WOOdbrldge Owner l•)'I ••II loday. Call to aee Merllyn, Aol 660•9400 , .. , .. ••n• 1PAlllU S.. II lodtyl Con"'9f\fenl loo1llon, qu111 cut de uc. •n •11oep1lon111y nice 2 Bdrm and den tnd unll. 1'11nctd patio, air conditioned, community poot. Rlducld to & 138, 500. .,._,,_, ...... A PHE BARAf TT RfALTY 't513 CAMN5 DI· IRV"'E llEIUOfD 110,000 Assumao1e loans. priced below mi.1 Move 119h1 •n $160 000 Allen Beal. 559.9400 559· 1403 R&'M* c ••• •14 .. ,., the suptrlt Yitw frt• this l11111ri1111 rui4tect. OJtl Sit. I S11 1 tt 5 " .. , .,,.11t•Ht. 131 -•300 tr 113-3100 PRICE REHCH wllh potential ror much Tom Gomer 646-9200 18 mos r111anc1ng prov• ded .:11 $500 per mo al more $388.000 UOI CUFF Ill. OPH SlllAY 1·1 142-1200 PETE BARRETI .•. REALTY IELLEll FllllCE 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. bllghl and 111y wllh coun11y kllel'len. Long term 13"t. linan $175.000 Bkr 754·1202 '7J·4400 HARBOR 12'• onl Wiii\ $ 11 000 (In Asking $58 500 lor quick sate 1-24 7 -4288 llli IEAll UIE One or a lo.rnd Ready 10 begin conSI on lui. Cus 3 000 sq It, 4 bdrm. 3 , llAllll lllDIE tar gar ~auna tac Very L••sT lX,EMSIYE A l>l\'l:.ion of large decks and lots 01 5a gl8ss Looks out 10 JORIELU MIL. Harbor ln\'C>ilmcm t'o spectacular t80 degree View of ocean and city forever 111ew or Ski tights. 3 Bd1m. 2'~ba Ai1rtat•ll Slopes. BB Lake. and Ready 10 pack bags and GREAT BUY. close 10 plus office, 2 lrplcs. m1ns muSI see this Su- move Enjoys sunsels oeach·2 BR 1 ea 11119 OllTOM LIT /or S•lt. 1300 pert> ~0011r1dge loc 10 _ll_E_D_l_C_E_D __ S_1_0_0_0_0_, and spa from p1lme could be Ille start you •••••••••••••••••••••• npprec1a1e C11ll 10 in. 'P location In Seoview Pvt always wanted towards II l&llOI ltlLL HST C.M. DIPUX spect other r1ne hOmes Assumable loans riced communlly Call tor Pll· creating your own per· Great view 01 ocean and 2 2·bd, heavy shake roor we nave bll 5475,000 below merke1 move vale show111g feet Newport Beach city loghts Wiii subordl· lrg yrds, only 5142.000 Owner will ass1s1 With hn llghl 1" 5180.000 Allen Jo-Ann Doran Bkr llome 5169,500 Devin nale w111 bulld 10 suit. I .I. FORECLOSUlllE SJUU COIST, llC 559.1403 Agt __ _ _ Real Estate 6•2·6368 Bob Halley, Re11llo1 1 yr old, 2 2·bd un11s, ', 714 -585-3981 Bea l 559 ·9 40 0 ., 759·0619 f!l. .. '!~.~J.C.t •• !.~~ HRTll USHA 2 br. 2 be. lovely vrew & selling Aoom for ex· panllon~r will help llnanca S•SO 000 •98-4935 (Iv msg) llllE HHCTIOlll OYER llERlll IAY Mag nlf1cen 1 1•4-••ll bll\ to ocean No down IE TIE Fl.ST BEST DEAL IN ----~--•possible we can deal Oet of Co••t1 n HARBOR RIDGE See this new oner1ng 1n Beaut J BR nome .,.,,h W1 .. tt l11c• ao1 SllllfYI 6•0•7814 or ''2!'~ ZSSO Cllll Haven Fabulous lncred view $465M rrom this •ovet., 3 bdrm.1_5_58_-8_9_8_1 ••••• ••• •••••••••••• view. newly decoroteCI 760·9307 2' 1 bath condo 1n New· •-a. 1 I 1350 Solana Beach Poll Crest Pool. spa. -•C• t••urr Beau11tul Ocean Fron• throughout -carpels. •••••••••""'••"'•••••••• Condo 3 bd 3 be 2000 wanpaoets. p111n1 e1C 3 I•--------• and tennrs $ 199,500 C1H Older Oupte11 near 45111 SI sq 11 1350 oOo Bdrms. dining room S •rwAllllS S DeT•or1esL PlllO-•TIES NB 3 bt 2 ba upstairs CUL VEA & ASSOCtA· wine cooler. h1de·&·way "~"' '"~" 2 br. t't ba downstairs TES den/work room-so muc;ll t0"4 DOWN 1•2· 1103 Wiii sell as Is lo• S700. 756•2•76 more Fee rend lmmac 3Br. 2Ba + 3 ca1 000 or wlll bulld 10 su11 ___ _ 1'11111111 RI., H gar + pu111ng green I jiiillii•--lliiiiiiiiiiil tor $875,000 & up (plans GREEN If ALLEY LAKE OPfl SlllU 1-1 Won I last ., only $375 YIEW 3 IR a IA & approvals obtained) MOUNTAIN HOME 000 Sale. tease or option. A r m 1 I a g e R e s I t y Ne•t to natoonal torest. 142·1200 32 1 KINGS ROAD 7 t4·544·2484 skiing boating. e1c 3Br .. , 16.000 DOWN OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 Duple~ on lhe HnCI 30111 kitchen & ''· lndry rm. ltv PETE BARRETI ·,. REALTY No qualllytng, tmmed 6<15-9950. &46-5719 rm. rec rm, 2 lrplcs. occupancy. shart Eas1 ~~~~~~~~~! 91 NB Newly remodeled t'·Bo, complelaly fur- Blull 3 Br. 2Ba + apa I-In end oul 3 br • 2 ba nlsned Good Income Only $229.9951 Cell JOhn IAYCllHT HllCH upstairs 2 br · 1 ba 2 1 h downstairs Min t0% property or •m ome .. wh1 tew1 1e," ocean views with mas.er suite & 3 bedrooms. mard ·s quarters & 4'" ba Ele-":::::::::~ oanc.e and warmth, Iii larvos (Bkr) 760·9669 Now asking $355,000 for Clown OWC balance al 1·867-3534 _ ----• 1hls 4br. 3'~ ba e~eoutlve OCUI VIEW nome Amenities include 13 9% lor 5 yrs Great for Riocill F1tml wet ba1, 2 llrepteoes. and summer ren1111s $73!1. Crotrt~ , Z100 3:c1r gaiage Assume 000 Armtlage Realty •••••••••••••••••••••• gourmet kitchen, formal <lining rm MollvalaCI seller will carry Isl TO at 10•1. Int Call for de111111. NOW $595,000 - "A1tHIHll'I I ti IMI '-lrK. REALE.STAIE h II 141\i Lower Tnree Arch Bay. Prlv Area Greal View New flll1n9lng • bdrm. Pvt Pty •99·3 144 IHTllY Charming. Ught and t lry 3 BA loll of Spanish 1111. deck•. •P• 1 s~ dawn $204,500 r•ruu UY 11 &ffHl&IU llW Prrce 11•.thed Sll0.000 3 BA. poor tnd •P• Prl· val• beach $390,000 TllH HOit UY Privet• oce1n!rortt com· munlty, 3 QA 3 9•, d.,,. •2e.ooo below ·e 1 •P· pttlMI 12tt.OOO IWllPlll YllW N-CUiiom 3200 lq-11. 3 BR. 2~ Ot norn1 wltn great OCt•n VllW •nd :: Top quellty 1435. llllTIY,._ INMoeee IMlfne 3 BA 2 Ba. Ft9Mi, foor1. o-r· den wlndo .. , •Y'IOlll, ·oce1n W.W att.IOO -..1111 ..... ., ..... 811•°1• loan and owner wlll 1_7_1_4·_5_4_4_·2_4_84 FIXH-FARM help finance 631-7370 MEW OUSTOI 9 plus acres M urrieta &Fftll&IU 3 BA, 2'"1bl, former IAYfllHT model · 2 atry. Best Lovely eicp1ndable 3 locanon $141,500 o·reet Bdrm home wllh lorm11 term• Submit on down dlnll'lg 1oom 60' or bay-p1ymen1 John Marshall or 549·3$46 IUCll ltOME 1ncl<ls 2.000 sq fl 111m house large t>orn, gar lront with large terrace, Agt 831·7900 pier enCI dock lor 50' + ,_..;... _______ _ TR,\Dll 10\ \I f?I .\I J) boat Marveloua for par· DH. THTUHCI llesl $450.000 on IMM-YllW ,.IPllTY hold, only St600 annual· H IWllll. ly 101 HRTI STAil LI. Priced at 1210.000. Ow· .. _1 •Ha•y 1_1 nllf wm NII tor 1258.000 1--....,..--1-1-llE--- .r~ • -c 1 1h Prine; only r.-MJ•lllO Out1tandlog buy of the lent. le1t1t ... PETE BARR En .. REALTY FtlMl-L OWN 6RS LEAVlt'O COUNTRY, 2150 eq," ot llvlng tpace 800 aq.ft. of g1re~. vtultld belmld 01lllng1, huge oountty llltehen. ,. Bdrm• 1nC1 3 t>alhl, large yarO ...Wilt\ room to tiipand Oood '1n1no1ng avall1bl•I 12115,000 11tlWUTIUn•. ....... ,1 .. Ml-1111 j Pl Tl ' B~RRElT . REALTY ( yelr Comparable h.. Custom 4 90 & FR sold tor $2115.000. S.. to o'loOklno pV1 pool. 0r..- b•llev1 Call B Olaas. slog rm for lilds Oi*I 5511-749• hM lllt own lfv rm wllple ------' king az bdrm 01r11no uylng and "lllno al • 111tch & b• or .. t pkg for reetonlt>le prlce-tllat'1 g111 Rlduc:4!d 10 $320, what claulfled la 11t ooo. Rutll Laurie. Allr. •b0u1 6"2·66711 6411-•311-0 + core ntnm • mmrmnr conrnnr W11 "'1111 -Ullll RIMI Move Into a custom, l Mll1ion Plus Harbor Ridge View Home for on\ •so.ooo down. 240 decree vlew of ocun. bay and c1\y, 4 bdrms, 5 full bath.a formal dining room. dtft. family room . . $1,299.600 . , • $50,000 Option money . . plua your monthly P9Yft'*ltl of t-4, an be applied t.o tM purd\ale ptft. 760-1900 Only $25.000 dOwo, Ow· $15 000 down S 1646 per ner will c1rry b11l1nc1 mo To1al price St75 Bkr (2 t 3) 596·5847. ooo 702·452·8777 (71•1 892·0887 ----"•s'•x••/ ,,., t11''' . txciu•1 ZIOO .,,, ,., ,,,, 1100 ·········'············ . ..................... --------- LAST CHANCE to bu)' thl1 bHulllul J y•tr old, • unit apart· ment houM In Sao Cle· ~'• wllll ocean. htlls & QOlf cou11a view• 11 I lrtmendou• uvlngs 01 reel from lhe 01Nner be- lort t>elng ll•t•d with brok.,. Act NOWlll C•U owner et (714) 642·0131. '1~!!.!~t'J.1f~ ••••• !!!?!!.~r.!!r.l!!!f Wm trade dbl wide mobtle 11011'1• &/or 3191 llOuH, Tullln lot part11t dWl'I In· come p~roperty. (714.) 557·Nt0 av OWNIA -A 1 LOT- IHI lldl Cottt M•H Ptane & permll1 tor a 1 MO tq ft Ml "9edY I 0 bulld Sl &,000 .....,,,n,141-ltOt Hl'T Ill YOIHllFll T hll is absolutely lh• Mii 11me in )'Hit to get a good buy 1n real estate 1 •i>ectetlze In negotlahog & clo•lng TIGHT CIHIS ror my c111n1t on pro.· perty In the So Oraoge County COlt t•I commu· n111es L•t m1 llnCI you or • member ot your lamlly a ntw Or P'9·0wned llO!'l\e or 1ncom1 orop111y t work direc tly wl n•w f\Ol"ll• t>vlld1re & 1enw1 & ~ellora ol retal• pro- petll .. 10 neoo1111e the bq1t poulbl• dealt for my c111n1e The Hll•ra. P•Y •II commlH IOn• w/no commlHlon coel to ~c:'ch 1ran1ao1lon1 In- clude. b\it et• nt>I ltmlted to cll111Ct trlldM fOt 11ny v1~ Ptot*tY 1n Oninoe County, belOw MIU ft..a .... ,.,., rai1 tor 30 't"I> a no p1ym1n1 2nd TD'• Cell •tt.JIS• l0t tftOfe Into ~-~--------------- NEW CUSTOM WATERFRONT HOME $595,000 YOU OWN THE LANO Dock for 30 ft. boat. quiet area. Steps to Lido Village. 3 large bedrooms, 2 ~ baths. Tour this magnificent custom home. OPEN TtUSOAY thru SUfl>AY 1-5 603 36th Street, Newport Beach (For more information contact) CANNERY VILLAGE REAL TY 673-6776 ™ FT. NEWPORT BA YFRONT BOAT ON THE BAY, PLAY ON THE OCEAN -. Spacious open & sunny all view home w/ panoramic decks, on huge prime Island Point, + docking & prkg galore, + you own the land, + owner financing, all for $965,000. OPEN Sat. 11-5. 4028 Channel Place, Newport Island, N.B. 673-0202. $224,000 under appraised price of $1,125,000 FEE. Pier and slip for 55 , ft yacht . Custom built. Brick, wood, and glass home. Totally remodeled and redecorated. Fabulous Bay and Fashion Island and Mtn View Dover Sh ores. Shown by appt. 1036 Polaris, Newport Beach 646-0523. VD OF OCEAN -WALK TO SAND '1'0 DOWN -10% FINANCING BtauUful CWltom home: 3 Br. 2Yi be, tile entryway, Fomial tiled dining nn. Step down living nn, mualve wood burning frplc. Step down family nn. gourmet kJIChen, CWltom c.blnett compl. wit.rash rompector, micro and eelf/cleaning oven. Fenced beck yard. prof landlcapina, compl. 1prinkle1'11, 2Yi car gar w/auto dr opnr. Must--IO appreciate the many more amenlUes. Drive by 620 20th St. Huntington Beach. and call 111/IH-IMI tr Jll(MJ-1111 Orenge COllf DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Octob•r 17, 1982 Fl 45 FT. ON THE BAY WESTCLIFF --:,,,---.....•· -':'":'"'--~ --$460,000 YOU OWN THE LAND 200 FT. NEWPORT •AYFftONT BOAT ON THE BAY, PLAY ON THE OCEAN -Spacious open & aunny all view home w/ panoramic.deck.a, on huge prime Island Point, + docking & prkg galore, + vou own "the land, + owner financinl(, all for $965,000. Open Sun. 11-5. 4028 Channel Place, Newport bland, N.B. 673-0202. OPEN SUND~ Y 1-5 1jl07 Berk1hl.r• Duplex with 3 bedrooms downstairs and 2 bedrooms upstairs. Close to the beach, right on a turning basin -Best buy on the bay. Lot size 45x 100 (a lot and '"' ). Call Ru~ Fluter for details. By owner. chow<· qu1l'l lcx::Jt1on 3 bedroom, 2 ba. Pool home Two scp fenced yards. Reduced $20,000, priced for quick .;ale . Asking $230,000 -flexible. CANNERY VILLAGE REALTY 673-6776 145-7534 PONDEAOSA ST. JASMINE PLAN 4 Three bedrooms: 2 bath. Sep. dining room Covered patio. Ad&ms and Baker. Near everything! LIVE IN NEWPORT -ONLY $39,900 $5500 dn, assume loan, 2 bdrms, 2 full baths, double wide. 4 years old. Payment only $463.46 monthly. Price slashed over $35,000 on this huge 2 story, 3 bdrm prestigious Jasmine Creek Home. Tennis, pool. guarded gate, fee·land. Drastically below marke t at $349,900. Open Sun. 1-4. 25 Mainsail, Corona del Mar Sherry Coshow Act.646 -1327, 646-7070 Steve Willie Associated Realtors 581 -1100 BIG CANYON -ONE DEERWOOD MEDITERRANEAN VILLA ATOP SPYGLASS Hll IN CdM. BIG CANYON 3 LEVEL CONDO Must sell! Over 1600 sq ft 2 bdrm. 2 ba overlooking golf course in Nwpt Sch. Fam. Rm. w /wet bar & frpk, din. rm .. cathedral ceilings, patio -+ 2 balconies. Pool. jac, tennis, exotic landscape, 2 car gar. Assum. 190K mrtg. 25K dn or cars or diamonds. Prit'e: 265K -make offer. Out of state Private and spectacular 5 bedroom 4 1/2 bath -country French custom -located on golf course. Paneled library -wine cellar -4 fireplaces -maids quarters -pool and spa - 3 car garage · limo pad and extra parking inside electric gate. Offered at $2.650,000. For details and appt. Ring 4/5 Bdrms, 7 baths. library, Cantina. 5 fountains, pool , s pa. A one -of-a-kind e ntertainment residence for the truly discriminating buyer. Open Sat & Sun 2PM till du.Ii. SUNBOW REALTY 631-2242 SUNBOW REAL TY 631-2242 Appt. 759-9051 PRIVACY . . in Corona del Mar ON THI IAND -aank OPEN DAILY 1-5 ' 31 BALBOA COVES, N.8. Almost 'A acre, pool & view! Extensively r emodeled 4 bdrm home with dream kitchen & huge living room. One of a kind property; gated driveway & extra-large rolling lawn. $695,000 fee. Call owner/agent for appt, 640-7246. Foreoloeure 2 story, z bdrm. l 1h ba condo beach co-op pool, sauna. weight room, sub pking. Ocean & Pier View. Listed at $180,000. $65.000 under mkt. All cash or new fin. Great opp'y for one who·can act fast. Agt. Jim Rlghelmer BAYFAONT BOAT SLIP, private beach. Lite and · cheery 3 bdrm. 2 bath home. Fireplace. Price re:duced to $489,000! CASH TALKS!! Or $200,000 down & seller will carry 1st T.O. at 12% for 10 years. Submit all offers. 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Grundy Altr 975-1111 ........ ·.·.r.;-.......... Baytlde Or Shown by IAYl"'~ONT w/lore11er Exec. 2 bt. 2 ba condo, · · • l elcfl, tennl1. 9u1rd1d PllP c.tui Iii #It 3W appt. 175-M75 Yllw .• Ir •1eoo1mo. oc.tn YllW. pool, tennll. WESTCLIFF -31r. 38a, ~·· new 1'1'°°81 town-........ , I A y fl'~ 0 NT 3 a r Compl. furn. 710-9488 den, fully/ ptly furn. fiome. 2 Ir. patio, Ph ..v 4·e;:;.~·a.:·;R·:c,·R~:& II .. IT 11500/mO (1·5): 240-3201 (aft 6) 11100 mo. 84'4135 493--it47 llM1ll \'few. Comm. pool, llf'I· Luxury condot on the W8"'~ e~ront rental• " 111 lfffi 3l'I DOVEA &HOAES: L~. nla, 11500 mo Ownr ~.c:.·.~~·11::.:fo~t~ln f:~ lr:n,Jr°!t ~:..-...:.. I ••'-••••••••••••••••"• newly rlfurt>llflld 3 ~ ~!ft ff!NN,ttH 75e-eooe II 8 I 1 a 1 .~· nc: 180 deg. Oc:ftn view. 28t droom. 3 bl th, pool. •• • • •• ••••••••• Lllra.a """' 3~ Eieg9nt 3 bd, f1m rm, prvt &~~~ •::.1. !~1~ o~: a I I-..-:Zba, IPI. 11200/mo. 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"'9 Wuher/Drrer ll\011 -,.., • Mt. lf!lcrow111t. L"" *7IOlmo. "'· ...... ,., Utt •111 iu.r1. lrMI 1n.. 11eoo mo n.• ~ '" ~""· o it•••· ,,. ,., "'°· oner. 141 w '""· "· .....en DAU I'll T "*"· 14M• .. ... 111-AeN ..._."" -.1111 I t '·I Or nga C..oaat DAIL V PILOT ISundov Octobur I/ 198:1 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 2308 Cllll Or (Nwpt HC!te) NB 642-~200 $388.000 Sun 1 5 • *225 Grand C not, Balboa lslond 83 1-1400 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 14 Marigold, Coron11 dul Mor 63 1 1400 $669,000 Sul/Sun 1 5 2 BR plue FAM RM or DEN 2861 Corvo (Me&a Verde) CM 957-0761 S 175,UOO Sun 12-5 1577 Ees1 Ocean Blvd , Peninsula Pt 631-1400 $344,500 Sun 1-5 430 Catallna. Newport Beach 760-8333 $209,500 Sun t-5 * 461 Abbie Way (E Side) C M 631-80 11 $179,500 Sun 1-5 • *3425 Ocean Blvd , Corona del Mar 644-9060 $ 1, 700,000 Sun 2-5 •30 Rue Fonta1nbleau, (Big Cnyr1) NB 644-906~ $475,000 Sun 1-5 *;; 1 Pandora (Irvine Gro..,es) lr\I 642-5200 $138,500 Sun 1-5 * 19 Curt Or , (Jasmrne Crk. \lu) CdM 640-151511-728-5 151 S&t/Sun 12-5 10 Balboa Coves Newport Beach 644-6200 $495.000 Sat/Sun 11·6 * * 633 Lido Park Drive F-1, Lido Penn. 631-1400 $549,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1r62 1 Lido Park Drive C-3. Lido Penn 63 1-1400 $560,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 320 Seaward, Shorechlls 63 1-1400 $4'45,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 **827 Via Lido Soud. (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $1,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BEDROOM 1543 Serenade Terrace (Irvine Terrace) COM 644-4910 $320,000 Fee Sun 1-5 4 Beachcomber Dr . CdM 760-9386 $425,000 3 168 Manistee (Easts1de) CM Sun 1-5 646-5092 S 149.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 11 Rue Verte. (Big Canyon) NB 213/470-2880 $499.500 Sat/Sun 11-6 7 Rue Chateau Royal (Brg Canyon) NB 644-5116 $665,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 706 Bisson Ave . NB 760-9669 $229,995 Sat/Sun 1-5 201 Coral, Balboa Island 631-1266 or 673-6400 Sal/Sun 1-5 14255 Matisse. Irvine 551-8358 $145.900 Sat/Sun 10-6 14 11 Kings Rd (Clift Haven) NB 642-5200 $525.000 fee Sat/Sun 1-5 401 Carlotta. Newport Beach 645-7555 $ 198,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 San Sebastian. Corona del Mar 760-1900 $1,900,000 Sun 1-5 21 11 Opal (Balboa Island) NB 675-6000 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 341 5 Ocean Blvd, Corona def Mer 760-1900 $1,250,000 Sun 11-4 * •3215 Ocean Blvd . Corona del Mar 644-6200 $1,500.000 Sal/Sun 2-5 204 •;, 39th St .. Newport Beach 673-9384 $280.000 458 Costa Mesa St . (E-slde) CM Sun 1-5 759-1501 $146,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 *427 Ca1allna. Newport Heights 644-6200 $262,500 Sat 2-4 3 Woodland, Irvine 644-6200 $155.500 Sat 1-5 1824 Por1 Sllrlrng, Newport Beach 720-0505 $209.900 fee Sat/Sun 1-5 2298 Redlands Drive. Back Bay 631-1400 $248,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 502 I Street, Peninsula Pornt 631-1400 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2405 Clltt Drive, Newport Heights 631-1400 $820.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 *204 Via Eboll. Udo Isle. NB 673-7300 $550,000 1207 Berkshire Ln Wstchff NB 645-7534 $230,000 1107 Valley Cr., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $, 17 ,500 Sun 2-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-4 1824 Port Stirling, Newport Beach 546-2313 $209,900 Sun 1-5 19442 Salmon Ln. Huntington Bch 546-2313 S 119,000 Sun 1-4 2672 Clrcle Or Bayshores, N B 644-6200 $395,000 Fee Sun 1 30-5.00 * 1939 Port Bristol, Newport Beach 631-1400 $265.000 Sun 1-5 141 Landfall. Newport Beach 631-1266 $259,900 Sun 1-5 3 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN .d5 Jasmine Creek, Corona del Mar 552-2000 $'405,000 Sun 1·5 65 JHmlne Creek, Corona del Mar 552-2000 S325.000 Sun t-5 20172 Harbor late Lane, H.B. 9fM-02.27 $138.000 Open Sun. 215 Welnut St., Newport Bch 87&-e670 S 172.000 Sun 1·5 102 VII Koron (Udo, ... , N.B. 844-e-200 U85,000 Sun t-5 14131 Klee, lrvl,,. 944-e200 1149,900 Sun 1-5 . DIRECTORY ~64!> Vt!lta Or nada (Bluffs) NB 640 0020 $310,000 Sun 1-5 •2400 Vista NoblezJ (Btulls) NB 640 0020 $319.000 Sun 1-5 lt' 1472 Galaxy, (Ovr Shrs) NB 642-2510 $695.000 Fee Sa/Sn 1-5 * * 38 Balboa Coves NB 673-9 187 $489.000 Sa/Sn 1 5 108 Turquoise Balboa Island 63 1-1400 $595.000 Sun 1-5 321 Krngs Rd (Cllll Haven) NB 645-9950 Sun 1-5 J069 G1bra1ter (Mesa V<Je) CM 545-2883 $129,000 Sa/Sn 1-4 12 18 Key West (Harbor Vu) CdM 644-49 10 $379,000 Fee Sun 1-5 * 1211 Kings Road (Chit Haven) NB 631 -7300 $395,000 Sat 1~5 1930 Port Bristol Cir (Harbor Vu Hms) NB 631 -7300 $268,500 Sat 1-5 * 1016 Dover Or (Westcllll) NB 631-7300 $255.000 Sat 1-5 * 1028 Westwlnd Way (O\lr Shrs) NB 631-7300 $83~.ooo Sat 1-5 1301 Oolphrn Terrace (lflllne Terr) NB 631-7300 $985,000 Sat 1-5 1r512 Rocklold Pl, Cameo Hinds. CdM 631-7300 $199,900 Sa/Sn 1-5 261 1 Cir Dr !Bayshrs) NB 645-62 18 $269,000 LH Sun 1-4· * 15 Carmel Bay Or Spyglass. CdM 644-9060 $595 000 Se/Sn 2-5 25 Ma1nsa11 (Jasmn Ck) Cdm 640-9592 $349,900 152.5 E Ocean (Balboa Pen Pt) NB Sun 1-4 642-5200 $420.000 Sun 1-5 * 1700 Oahu Pl, CM 751-0401 $179,000 Sa/Sn 1-5 .;-Point Loma, (Spyglass) CdM 673 -4400 $723,400 Sun 1-4 2345 16th St (Npt His) NB 645-4670 $225,000 218 Via Koron (Lido Isle) NB 644-9060 * •301 N S iar (Ovr Shrs) NB Sun 2-5 Sun 2-5 642-5200 $450,000 Sun 1-5 1607 Cornwall (Wstcllfl NB 642 -5200 $289.500 Sun 1-5 1903 Yach1 Colina NB 644-1017 $450.000 Sa/Sn 12-5 616 Mangold. CdM 67 5-5511 $340 000 Sa/Sn 1-5 2301 Araha IE-Bluffs), NB 644-6200 $169,000 Sat 1-5 760 Via Lrdo Soud, NB 675-6670 $575,000 Sa/Sn 1-5 17142 Re1mar FV 963-6767 $144.500 101 Via Genoa (Lido Isle). NB Sun 1-5 673-7300 $895,000 Sun 12-4 30 3 Valley View (Trtlrck), Irv 559-7494 $258.000 cash Sa/Sn 12-6 3BR plua LOFT * t 1691 Tammany Cir. N Tustin 759-9100 S559,000 Sa/Sn 1-5 2402 Vista tNobleza Bluffs), NB 673-4400 $255,000 Sa/Sn 1-4 4 Narbonne. Harbor Ridge 644-6200 S 1.695.000 Sa&Sn 1-5 1541 E Ocean Blvd, Penn Pt 631 -1400 $470,000 Sa/Sn 1-5 125 Via Orvleto, Lido 63 1-1400 $549,500 Sat 1-5 4 BEDROOM 594 Marquette Crrcle. Costa Mesa 673-1600 $136,900 Sun 1-5 9 Sunrlver (Woodbridge) lrvlne 760-8333 $299.000 Sun 1-5 **2804 W Oceanfront. Peninsula 631-1400 $659,000 Sun 1-5 * * 1024 E Balboa Blvd., Peninsula 631· 1400 $1,450,000 Sun 1-5 2861 Corvo. Costa Mesa 957-0701 $175,000 Su n 12-5 4 BR plue FAM AM or OEN 1441 Galuy Or. (Oover Shorea) NB 548·5647 $420,000 Sitt/Sun 1·5 * 1840 Tredewlnda. Bavcreat, NB 6.44·9060 $359,600 S•t 1-3 •S Colonial (Northwood) lrvlnt 831-7300 1230,000 S•t 1-5 17 18 Port Ashley (HVHms) NB 759-0822 $259,000 Sa1/$ur1 I 5 * 1132 Ebbtlde, Corona del M&r 640·7246 $695,000 fee Sun 1·5 * 14 Burning 1 ree Road (Brg Canyon) NB 644-4910 ($695,000 Fee) Sal/Sun 1-5 213 Diamond (Balboa Island) 644-4910 $595.000 Fee Sal/Sun t 5 11 t8 Somerse1 Lane (Westcllffl NB 631-7300 $475.000 Sa1 1-5 125 1 Surll1ne Way (Harbor Vu Hills) COM 644-4910 $275,000 Sat/Sun I ·5 * * 104 Linda ISlt1, NB 644-4910 $995 000 Sun 1 !> 18 Cherry Hiiis l n (Big Canyon) NB 644-9060 $1,095,000 Sun t-5 11 t2 Westcllll (Westcllll) NB 642-5200 $255,000 Sun 1-5 1222 Sussex (Westcllfl) NB 642-5200 $23 7 .000 3962 Acacia (College Pk) Irv 552-4915 $178,500 210 Via San Remo (Lido Isle) NB Su11 1·5 Sa1 1·5 675-30481673-2556 Sun 1-6 • * 1812 Port St1rlrn9 (Harbor Vu Homes) NB 760-8333 $375,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 2901 Harbor View Or lHVHISI CdM 673-7761 $550 000 lee Sun 1 -~ 1722 Port Barmouth (HVHm!.) NB 673-7761 $259.900 lee Sun 1-5 144 1 Galaxy Drtve, Newport Beach 548-5647 $420 000 Sal/Sun 1-5 226 Poppy, Corona del Mar 644-9060 $575.000 633 Bayside Or , Newport Beach Sun 1-5 644-9060 $1, 100,000 Sun 1-5 1152 Kingston. Costa Mesa 644-9060 $230.000 Sat 2-5 * * 2319 Bayside Or , Corona del Mar 644-9060 $1 500,000 Sal 12-5 2015 Yacht Resolute (Seav1ew) NB 760-1900 $519 000 Sun 1-5 •4626 Roxbury (Cameo ShoreSJ CdM 759-1501 $640 000 Fee Sa11Sun 1-5 396 Princeton !College Park) CM 979-5370 $127 500 Sun 1-5 11 San Sebastian. Harbor Ridge 760-1900 $1 299,500 Sun 1-5 1010 Sandcastle Corona del Mar 546-23 13 S325.000 Sal/Sun 10-5 932 Coronado (Mesa Del Mar I CM 631-7370 $145,000 Sun 1-5 1255 Somerset (Baycrest1 NB 631-7370 $355.000 Sun 130-5 3133 Kerry Ln (Hall ol Fame) CM 641-8629 $136.900 Sun 12-4 2408 23rd St. (Cherry Lake) NB 631-7370 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 222 Via Palermg...(Lldo Isle) NB 673-7300 $36,.00 Sun 1-5 * 2825 Clubhouse (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $245,000 Sun 1-4 * •606 Harbor Island Dr (Har) NB 631-1400 $1 ,495.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 434 Begonra. Coror:ia del Mar 644 -7211 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2036 Goldeneye (Mesa Verde) CM 979-2390 $279,900 Sun 1-5 t4 Morrow Bay (Spyglass Hiii) CdM 760-8333 $595,000 Sun 1-5 42 1 Pirate Ad , Newport Hts. NB 631-1400 $225.000 Sun 1·5 3474 Windsor Ct. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $209.000 Sun 1-4 2839 Alla Vista (E-bluff) NB 644-6200 $298.000 Sun 1-5 11 1 West Bey Ave • Nwpt Ben 675-6670 $469.000 Sun 1-5 5 BEDROOM 29 12 Carob (Eaatbluff) NB 644-1742 $249,000 LH Sal/Sun 1-5 • * 708 Via Lido Nord (l.ldo Isle) NB 675-6161 $1.500.000 Sun 1-5 * * 2 19 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle 780-1900 S 1,995,000 Sat/Sun 11 -4 * 1524 Antigua, Newport Beach 646·717 1 $849.900 Sun 1·5 * 1608 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 831·3550 $190.900 Sun 1-5 2ee 1 B•Nwood. (E-Blutf) NB 873.-7300 1190,&00 5 BA plue FAM RM or OEN 9 Cyproaa 11eo Lane lrvtntt !>!>2-2000 $2~5.000 Sun 1 4 30 1 Rue VattJonnu Big Cnnyon, NB 760 8333 $725.000 Sun 1·6 1606 Castle Cove Cir, (11V Hiiis) CdM 644-6200 $640,000 Sun 2·5 12 Tralalger . (Hbr Rtdgo), CdM 780 8333 $2.225,000 Sa/Sn 1.5 1885 Boa Vista Cr (M esa Vde) CM 540-115 1 $239,000 Sun 1-4 2406 Francisco (Bek Bay) NB 675-6000 $349,500 Sun 1-5 *35 Aldgellne Or. HRBR Ridge 760-1900 $2,390.000 Sa/Sn 1-5 * .. 2 Winged F1 Ln. (819 Cyn). NB 673-7300 $699,950 Dally 1-5 • 2773 S<Jndp1per (Mesa Vde) CM 6 45 -0303 $265,000 Sun 1-5 * * * 29 Beechwood, (Wdbrdg). Irvine 55 1-6829 $410.000 Opn Sn 1-5 1095 1 San Leon, FV 963-8573 $179,500 Sun 1-5 901 Kmgs Road, NB 631-4300 $1,100.000 Sa/Sn 1-5 6 BEDROOM * * 40 1 Baysrde. Newport Beach 673-6900 $1,695,000 Sun 1-5 * 4 1 Goleta, CdM 644-6200 $890.000 Sat 2-5 938 Via lido Soudl, NB 6 73-7300 $84 7 ,500 Sun 1-4 6 BR plua FAM RM or DEN *41 Goleta Pornt -Corona del Mar 644-6200 $890.00b Sun 1-5 * * 115 Harbor Isl Rd. NB 631 -7300 $1.500.00Sa ll -5 * •33 Via Lido Soud. Ld Isle NB 644-9060 $1 650,000 Sun 1-5 . 7 Muir Bch Cr (Spyglass) CdM 640-6259 $2. 185.000 Sa/Sn 2-6 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 2277 Pacific Ave. CM 673-7300 $107.000 2277 Pacr l1C A\le, CM 673-7300 $146000 Sa/Sn1-5 3 BEDROOM 2286 PacrlJC, Unrt N, CM 644-9060 $1 28,500 2286 Pac111e. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $1 29.900 3BR plua DEN -7 Rue V1llars. Big Canyon. NB Sat 2-5 Sat 12-4 759-9100 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 BEDROOM 404 Columbia. Newport Crest 631-1400 $249.000 Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 -1 BEDROOM 325 Ins. CdM 644-9060 $309.500 Sa/Sn 1-5 423 Carn ation, Old CdM. CdM 675-8370 Sa/Sn 1-5 1961 San Bruno. B luffs 631-1400 $150,520 Sat 1-5 4BR I 1BR 132 S Bayfront. Balboa Isl 631-1400 $ t .300.000 5BA I 3BA Sat 1-5 509 Acacia (Ocnsde of Hwy). CdM 645-7048 $440 ,000 Sa/Sn 1-5 RENTALS 3BR & FAM AM or DEN 2 BEDROOM CONDO * • 1301 B,aysldt Or, CdM 644 -9060 $2300/mo Sat 2·5 1r Pool • * Wetertront * * * Wettrfton1 & Poot \ .. Oronge Co at DAILY PILOT/Su11duy 0<..ICJh r II. 198:? t'I ·.'.!!!'..¥~!!!!'.'Mt!... !'.~!"-.f P/PJ~.'!~.'!. •• !'.!!!'..!pf,!~.'! .~ .. 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I 4 ;i tJr. lovely 1Jlno1 & alrearua *'' u11111 ertt1y by priono toe roe •r•• ln<.I UY'" 111101 & 1ti11 646 li!IO 1 BA hie. cnel kllcheu, 110 pet• Senta An1 Mt• comm po<>I. J•C S975 Hlgnly d .. lrlDI• ere• tero• Wiid wllll POOi $760 Agl 548-0614 !11>2 8~47 fllr .. bedroom hom. 0 I , .,,, ,.. SKlud•d toc:a tlou Puol nly •uv Matro n Hlly Sent• An• 1111 38r, big llnlv1t•1t'r Perk 3 br. 2 b l 1 111190 or 11111 opt1or1 848·7005 yerd. no p.,1a $750/mo co" o o . Ju'' r • d • c '1 too rier mon111 •Br. 2 e1 Me11 del Mer, 5•8 0814 Bkr $&40Mo 648·0:l1>7 011l1boul cletm 1tom1. quitt 11rte1 • J •f Cle1an. 2 t>d. dbl gar, quiet U•y & B•ach nuy I 8 0 0 m 0 0 w n r o ••• ,,,., z. IOC o••Oenerlwa1flt p<l H 1 noo 759·8000 •••••••••••••••••••••• Av111f now S88~ cell l•----·-----lrHlll lew ll••H collltCl 11 •1,70·6421 Wtrllllf remel1 now 1v1llable Cell .IAOlll llW.TY ,.., •&•AlllHT •n·• na SMHT TIH Furn r1n1011 l)y wtek Qr month Agl tl7~ 11110 '250 V~r>Qu•rd b40 01!2ti OI 642 490~ 811Gh•for U 10 t Bdrm 1480 1111 E 18tn 842 08118 Spuc:1ou• 2 Or 1 011 1<126 3 8 I 1 1h lh $ 4 7e> Laundr y I nc: . puol 549.g559 12·7PM Specloua 2 bO, 2 ba. new CrpU, (lr11p•a. llUVd (lltllid41 IOG•llon S4 75 S•• MlrtOt 147 f 18th St H CM 'J Or. wl 1Jttlth lal A 111,1 fl S:>OO iecur S4';rJ 213/llll:l 70~(1 ti lt:I 'JO Iii COllNIHY C.LIJB ll\ltNt> ltMIOOH HE:"U V 1/14)673·4400 ~IJ .. t 1 ria 2', c.ondo type ••t•r 1r1 Ille Blurt• Frpl, t~··w (;.11rpo1 No Piii \fr;i•, 64~ &;i 18 A gem, 1p1rkllng 2 BA hae. 0•1•0•. k•delptt• S470 Metro Re11ty 636·7005 O•n• Point W81klng di•· lance 10 Beach 3 and 4 OdrnU 195~ to S t3SO Pl (mO 861·f 100 WOJ1d l:>r1dg e He1111g• P111 k 3 6R. 2 OA. dbl g11ogo Patio, frpc DIW. formal dining Avail Im· mediately. No P•tl S860 rno 213·423·4894 811ycr111t CllllOm dH IQn. 3 OR. dining rm, t11m rm, don. 2 ••y. :J;ioo •q 11 1011 yerd $1250 mo Kemble, 714 956-5730 6:110 OC*Kn Front, 38r • lower dPI•. 1mmed oec:u·12 BA I OA, old l'tOUH, no pency 111 Ju11e 16 S750 ~" Chlld OK AH\1111 pd mo (2 131596 1709 eve 4 15 ~lem11ton l lP!> 2 Or. t ' • b11 323 £ 181h SI No p11ts G1r $660 SIMrr II MQrrll 64 I 1324 I hd 4 hlk!. from flC.lt Alt u1111 pll 201 c 1111.uuv lll>I 4 $400 ph11 Cl11p 1165·4\1)4 IN NFWf'l)llf IH Al.It A 1Ul•ol 1-'rt•lfC>Jlrtll 111 uCJ•• lrttoHt 1.(J'1tn\l)l11ly f,;ll ll•t llf•lml h11r "'IVJltU r lur1111rua11 011<1 l11H1lt11 IPll IJ ht1H11• te11i11 • 1 ,,,,.,1, ""'~" tu ll11atnu11 •llrtH1rl I 11Gllflt1t l'llJHll (.tJllVfUllftlq l h l1IJ1 'Jh ~ii,. ll11lu111,.l111n t111r "" lu1 . 1 1' ~ lo1Jrm 11111• dt1d ltJWlll•WJOuta I tr) I IJ<l, 2 Ill Apl In Int ftlull~ r rlJI Su11er IOCa 111)11 11 ~Ory Pfl~··· No '"'" S117$ 64~ 6218 Oen & night view 48r lam HuuH Condo Ap1 All rm, 2 'Jt 8 1 . A \/ are a av• 1 I• b I e now S1000mo831·1153 $6 ~0 $950 eeeutllul E1S•d• 3 BA, 2 master bethl , lorm11 dine, gourmet kltch end now S625 Metro Realty 636-7005 2 eorm, 1 bl. lrplc. o•· r a g e , t ncd pa ti o S!i951rno Leaae Beck• up to golf courae 7 10 Joann St 2131472·6240 --------2 Br t Ba petlo. enctsd garage. lenced. carpets & drapes No pell $525 plus security 548·5442 01 770·5629 3 Br 2 Ba. S735/mo No pell 808 Joann St 644· 1836 Npt Hgts ar88, 3 Br 2'., ea condo; family rm, lrplc. l a und r y rm , gar , $825/mo Joyce Weitze. llgt 631· 1266 Eaststde condo. lbr. 2 be. den. frptc. 2 car ga· rage $825 545·6685 2Br. 38• lovely twnhae, pool. ape. gar & c/p. no pets $725 mo 675·7163 j BA. Santi Ana Hgts. 1 a a lncd reer yard, $750 mo. 546·4 131 Nr S.C Plaza 1 Br. over pool, parlt like Rel. stov11 1nct $500 846-6256 IEW lllYllE L111ry Ctdt•l1l1•s 1 BA 18a & '2 BA l'Jt Ba FROM S700 to S850 Dishwasher & Double Oven Fireplaces. Cpta/Orapes 1 Yr l ease w1op1 to buy Good public transporta- •lon. 7 14/493·0467 ~!#.~~!.~~~~ ••• !.~~~ RHli•1t•• lf1ti 3Z40 ..•.•................. 2 Ill, 2 II, SUI HARBOR OCEAN FRONT Nu 3200' tu~ hm on blull t80 oeg vu of harbor. surf. mtns. 3br. 3be. security, seune. spe Flrlt only. no 18111 For $1800/mo 495.7009 gOOO tennants Children - & pets M etro Realty 2 Br t Ba collage. Clllf 6J6 7005 sectton gas range gar· oener refrJg Wiii leue Sharp 2 BR condo. 1 sty $850 494·0154 On bua 111 bllns pool, S550 mo 11rie Call 540· t t58. asi. ror Dave Home. 4 81 2 Ba. beau! v i ew $t250mo $400 rents 2 big bOrms 497-1761 494·521 4 Amy with ga1age many e• 1ra1 M etro Heally, 636·7005 HOMES FOR RENT 3 & 4 Borm. $725 to Lease or lease Option New e~ec nome 3Br. 111ew $2000/mo Agent 497-176 1 S750 Fenced yaros & 2 bd, den, 1' • ba newly g arages Kids & pets reoec panoramic OGean w elcome 545·large views ASH avall Nov 8 b<lr rns, master b a1hs. $850 494· 1177 !luge walk tllru kitchen. Oelulte 2 or 2 ba-n-; kid/pet Metro Realty, beach. view 's 1200/mo 636· 7005 _ Call 494. 584 1 evs/wknd1 2Br. 2Ba Condo "' Hoag, Luxury 3 br 2') oa. study, pool, oshwsnr, no pets view S 1500/mo Call S650 mo 768~~-494-5841 evSiwknds 4 Ill, 2 IA, 1110 Ctean -2 b~ house 1n vu .. W1tl't carpals. 1elax1ng la9e Frplc, oeam ce11, spa M e t r o A ea 11 y yard & gar Klds/PelS oi.. 636-7005 s000 494·2576 CLOSE TO BEACH Brand new 2 Br beach nouse LI N. ti 32SZ all utlls paid. skyltgl'tl. •• l.'!'!~ •• !1.8 •••••••..• sun dec:k tots ol wooo BCH tennis pool gr<l'd t•plc. blt·lns. 2 car o•· gate. 3 bd. 2 ba 1mmac rage. great toe a1 217 831-1293 Harlforo. Ortve by & then call 536-7979 ON THE SANO \ltew ol 11\e ocean 2 80rms 1''tb1. guarded gate. pool, sauna, gym $800/mo 213/333·3846 or 902·1298 2Br Condo, 1 'hBa. cpts/ drps, clubnte. jac, pool $550 mo 768· 7633 Lovely spacious 3Br. 3Ba twnhse. pvl community POOl/f8C 2 ml to bch $600 mo 499-1101 '!.~1.'l!! •• ~~·i! .... !.~~! HOME FOR RENT 3 Bdrm , S725 Fenced yard & garage Kids & pets welcome 545·2000 walk to ucr and shop· ping. Ca'tl1'/H1-Hll llHT Tl IWI 'I $3000 down 2'~ bd. 2 Agenl. n_o_ree_. ___ _ ~'.'!r.!! .~!~!~ .•• !.~~! •rlll l&O• t•f ba, huge lot Close to the m;, " • ocean. lmmed occ pv1 4 bdrm, 3 bath condo, pany 847-4788 pool. tennis. etc $775. Call 675-4277 5 blks to ooeen Elegan1 2 HARBOR VIEW HOMES 3 Bdrm. expended Car- mel mol View New cpt 1800 sll S 1200/mo. Call Agt Gana Hiii 642·6079 TllE ILIFFI ----------BR, lam rm & den $875 Westside 2 br. 1 ba du· mo Plush cpts, 2', ba, ptex. enct g1r. pv1 yaro. cedar and gless Sun· no pets $485 & $495 deck. dbl car p111 gar 3 Bdrm 2ba spotless mo 548-6680 all 5 & fully malnt'd yard No • S 1250/mo wknds ~ts lnq, 527 18th St 2 Bdrm. 2ba, beaulllul adult un11 S 1200/mo Call Holstetn Realty 760-8816 or &.44 -9 152 La1Mloptton. 2 or. 2·~ b1 _9eO-__ ._e_s,_1 _____ _ condo. 3 level. 3 pell01. Nwp1 Hgts '850/mo + ulils 631-07 15 Ocean view. voli.y bait .. t. 119 Huntington St 2 BA $650. 1 BR SSOO. or rent en t 11 e d p 1 x S 1 1 2 5 Lovely " Br 2 Ba crpt Ill 2Ba avall Nov 1 536•3602 0, 661•7622 Mg 2 car gar numerous 50 mo 151 & last req tru11 trees. 1 blk lrom ~Y pref 85 1-1769 2 bdrm, 1 bl hse nr ocn C1tlf Dr Garoenar No T·PTan lavorlle wradded yd. OAr $6Q.O _iljL..J.1JtLLJ..:teu>....:U1URUJ110.-AJvAll d1n1ng rm. 3 BR 2 Ba. 1_8_36_·9_6_2_9______ Oct 151 548-6080 lam rm. lge yatd S890 Spotlees 2 Br all ached Tile Blurts, 3 Bdrm condo. Incl grdnr 5<19·8664 dbl gar. W/O hookup, 2 b a L 1 n d a PI a n Deluxe condo. 2Br 2'hba, trple. patio. extraa. $850 837·2686 e11es/wknd1 $500 & $500 dep Oulet, S 1 2 O O I m o I s e nr Fwy & shopplng Sml 760-1900. 673· 7681 pet POIS w/d ep MC· S9501mo 2 Or tu;, condy, overlk1' nv1111 perk Av&ll Nov 1st no pita, non smkr C Aii Jean 760·0 168, 2131556·3040 3 Dr <lupl •. 1 nouae horn beech near new Frplc, gar11ge. ttal'twhr. W/0 nook upa $975 yrty 673-4889. l\HP trymg Vrly 3 od 2 ba evatl 1mmd Nwly remodeled Musi rtmt lhl8 wMkend 124 •2nd St 646·5710 or 675 3132 HIT Oii LSE /OPTIH. B1and new 3Br 2bll lam r"' hm Frplc 1ecu11ty g111es Low ma1n1enance $960/mo Open Sun 2·5 2345 16th St 645·4670 1 BA, $390 3 BA, $850 2 BR, $525 4 BDRM Mi!lrO Realty, 636·7005 Su CJ,.,.,, 3Z16 .............•.•...•.. 2 BA condo. 2 Ba. fp1c. Oen. wotbor. gar Beaut sur1 view S1eps to bch $750 mo 492-1619 2 Br con<lo. 2 ba, lrplc. den. wet bar gar Steps to beach Beaulltul surf 111ew $750 /mo 492-1619 Su Jau ... ~~!!~'.'.".~ .... !.~~! 4 BA 2 Ba. xlnt San Juan Capistrano locatlon. $830 mo Evs 493-2448 Sul• AH 1210 ...........•.........• Nice 3 BA 1 '~ba dplx $650/mo 3 yrs Old Kida and Pell POUlbla Im· med occup Ed Watts 964·6171 ------ T E "SOOD LIFE" YIAfM•OONO FUN: ,Soc1a1 .-.c 1tvttle1 Dlr e ctor •Fr ee Sund a y Brunch•880 's• Partl .. •Ptus much more Q fU AT AE C IUATION: T e nnts •free l eaaons (pro & pro s h op)>2 He allh Cluba•Sauna• Hvdromasaage• Sw1mmln$1•Goll Driving Range eEAUTIFUL APA,.TMINT8 : S l ngtea . 1 & 2 Beorooms•Furntsheo & Unfurn1sned•No Peta•Mooers Open dally 9 to 6 Oakwood ....... A,lltmt1h lew,.,t leMk/11, 880 lrvlne (at 16th) (714) 645-1104 ... ,.,. .... '1 ... 1100 16th St. (Dover at 16th) (714) 642-51 13 -..,. CEANFRONT BA LBOA Lrg 3 bd, 2 bl. gar, lrpl, w /d, winter no pe1s $900 673-6640 tean ruturn 1 BA. I gar •l>. ', bllt to bell Oct- July 1 person No pets S425 120 36t h S t 675·9722 ------3 Br. 2 Ba. convenient 795 Lg 3 or. newly turn S700. 1st. last plus $200 Nr bell (213) 265·3507; retu r nable clng 360·5465, 617·358 5 831·2000 daya t---'--------~ C••'••iaia•• Soatl 1. .. ,,,,. 3116 U•l•1•i1lftl 3425 ········"'············ •••• .-... •••••••••••••• u 1acc1ve stu~o-. empt 3 B• Condo near So C lemale non smoker Ple.za, crp1ng & blt·lns Small combo. llv·bed· ovetlook s g reenbelt. dlnrm. share bath S325 pools, spas & clubhouse Includes all u1i1111es. color avail Security gate TV. phone. small prl"'t• $850 Call 979·8231 eves kllchen. linens. 01111es. & wkn01 washer/dryer private ------enuy walk to beach. EXEC RETAEA T In New-pool, 1ac. sauna. 1ennl1 port Bch 1 Br penthou· court. gate guarded & se Secut11y, pool spa. patrolled prestige area gym $6001 mo ( 7 14 J 493•3•90 6 4 6 -4 287 1 213) ,.,,,.,.,, AH fJ 11f11 T iiiii tlaf.,ai1ltl .,,.~!! ••.•.. ~!~'! •.••.........•••...•....•. 613-1000 .. 1 ... 111 .. , 310f ., ... ,,, .. , 3106 •...................•....................... furn 3 bdrm 2 bll, mo-Br apt garage No pets Oern Span1111 apt Steps $700/mo 227'1> Coral 10 No Bay W1n1er S800 2131395-35 11 6?3-0571 84 1·0783 IHTIH Ill Eastalde $826·1850/mo 2 Br 1' •Ba Townf'\ouae. all bu111 1n1, lnory rm. cerpurt. yuO/belcuny. smell pet OK TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 F1reptac e. pool dllh· washer. pvt petlO X lg Garden 2 Br on Els1de 1560 557-284 ' 1 BA. new-pa1n1 cpta. dr1p11 d /w, no pe1s $400/mo 2265 Miner St 851·2176 1111. 2111. Jiii. M11111 \lorclo 2 br. lip, .i11c.I gor Nu p11I• $600 + d11po111 970-4383 '11>0110~ '" 0C.Mllll U111 pd I r1cJge1 S!lOQ !lOtl ll llOi 675 74!>0 nedt!(;Oraltld I Br r111r1u incl 19200 Wctllatt $4 10 760 8376 E1111S1Cle nouae, 2 Bdm don lrg lrnt din nu cpls lrg tncd yrd pet OK $650 tsi & last sec 5400 642·0857 2 and J bdrm 2 be avail llOW $57!1 10 $625 567 -4785 Mon-Sa1 9 5 end Sun 1 I 5 Free b1cne1orei1e, tl• change tor baby5111111g ano work 545-0034 As· lam Lge1 I br patio. pool g,JI -ec. oorn ow $41'• 892-t.74!. 011~ lrg 2 l>d 1roph1• g11•dlJll pallo $480 1209 rtorlell't 12 13) 49:1 1ti)5 2 oo 4 <ltln townnouse ') ba Frol T 1:1nmi. Spu ror bC.r1 2202 Heu Cu<.lu / 1<1 960-3745 l1viae Jlf f .•.•••.....••......... Or11ngt14*! adult c.ontm ? bd on s1ream S550 857 4993 or 673 J11!> !!I.~'!!.!.~.·.~~ ..• !.~~~ ''•110 "l(Jtl(J !:.f'Vl•rlll llllC.hlllflllt 110(1 1 fidt "' urnp. ft.,tfUf o h o'4 Ol•.,.l~ftcH hHt11hu.,. 1.tnd '" f.H\.••Orlt•\ Mt_,,y,, .,, "' Otty '"'' r••·.to if• lot f11hHtt u\H ~01111 tty tur 111•.tu1ct mtn.h•I•, UIJUf' tt 111ty Ort Ju111h"" 11 ltd <11 c,,.,, J1J.1quu1 Htlh All 144-1100 2tu "btt uay uc.t1un 'l•hw C.UfitJ(I 1JtJr11 jl!C.IJl/1 ~tt<.ufl1y rJld11 sr1;••, rltO G.;11 C>t!r1111 f,4• 111 lti "r SM; !>8JJ vrn., "' '""' .i1;w <' ljH 1 Hn J t ,,, \µ.;c.1·~ $ IOIJ rn () 6 4 4 r, f 8 0 fJ I b4G J 18~ UAI lit)_. l'f;NIN '' hlk to '"It 'i lltl 1 till. yrly, t 1 11 1 1 S !I 6 0 rn o .,.,:-o6•n .1111 lLHi up:s1a1rt w / "'"dtH.~ vcean view •llY $750 A gt . t.1 J JJ55 W"~' N"wport Ouph111 2 110 I IJa down118111. lrl•ll. cJbl1WhJ . pllltO, gl • r1111e S600 mo Sunday 7(,0 7241 wkdays IJ1!> 1642 Agt I Br 1 B.i apts on Pen1n Uµ~t..wi , Dlk to ti.lach (.Iv~ to thOPt & restau· '""" rrom $450 mo Agl 675 t6•2 Su C/em111tt 3116 ••................••.• Newry decor Gaa po, encl gar, dwsnr pool, bbq no pets 642·5073 2 BcJrm 1'' ba trplc (J/w pvt pa110 oeraoe no oe1s $520/mo 634 Ha- mlllon 543·5478 1 BA lull oa. ocean '4ews pv1 <leeks. 1plc 1n new house Avail now No pets $500 mo inchJs u111 1st. 1as1 & sec 10·4 wkdys 752-6618 wkn<ls •199-3654 3 br l oa pa110. ges & 'l Br " BJ tr""' 'SSlS Na Wf1tPr S600/mo + clea- 1 BDRM IN DUPLEX. utll included S350 pel~ Ac.r<1s~ lrorn Nu"' n1ng & oep 531·3585 purt BtMtn Goll Course •.Ns We.t:tield FAMILY ans Beautllul garden 1pts Pa11os/decks No pets 2 cl'tlldren welcome 2 Borm 1•,. Baths $540 2 Bdrm 2 Bat11a $565 398 w Wiison 631-5583 or 642·4905 B eau11ru1 2 Br 2 Ba 1ownhouse. lrplc. paoo, lndry rm, good toe $560/mo TSL Mgmt 642·6221 642-1603 C811 962· 7940 2 br In newer 1rt •plex n1 SC Pluta. gar No pets $545 833·9293 Bachelor. Utll's Included Prk g space Back yard $300 Cati ot1er 6 pm 552·9389 EASTSIOE Lg 28r garage + carport & yd s1ove/ relr1g $550 mo 631-0754 ocu• VIEW. 10 m1n.1es so ot Laguna on Dana Pomt s most secluded scenic Olu ll, ltke new 2 Br widen •tra large pm1a1e pa110 yarage $72:1/mo Call 6616441orMF 9.5 643-0210 54!i 4f:l!J!i Large 4 Hdtn1 ~•o~ua "' pollO St«PS IC'> htlil~lt tmrndt A Vdil now $1201)/rnn vrly f,7'.J i!5()f Slepr, to fhe BMr.h ;i Br 2 8.l 1 l~rtrtts couru .i1.1o~s 111e ~,,,...,, Very CIPa11 NPW (.:,,lf.>AI $7C.0 mo Ylly ,,.,,, Cljll K.110 6750174 MtJJ1 I ro Jt1 673 :J5!)6 S.;1 Sur• WINTER RENTALS Coit• lflH 3124 Sludio. '· blk lrom Mani :J 4 4 Ar L.IOSu 10 w,11 .. r Us'sl.E • • •••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Beach gd k11ch Util m ... t 2 BA 2 Ba avail approx $3.50 494·3044 "''" & unrurn "'"~ona 2 Br 1 Ba pool side apt. Nov 1 no pets s485 bit! dll d'"'"" 1te\ Brok•·• fndry rm. blt·lns No 760 1418 or 548.8675 Spac 3 bd 2 oa F1p1 675 4'11? pets Call for appt evs/wknOs Lnory Nr Beacn S950 NP• HI~ 7 0, ~DaC'ious $435·$450 494-3446 N• SC. Gener~I Hosp, '.lllr Ir pie, ?Ba. stove. c;pls Ava11 Nov 1 S535 rnc. (7 141 891 1644 Lye ? Br. 2 be 204 W M .ir1ro sa . $435 8 18 163 1 or 548·• 162 ? ua ocean view. close to ~noi;111ng & bch $445 492·4301 Sul Bt1cll 3114 ............•......... !11 bllt to leach luAury 3 odrm 2 ba. 2 1l••ry pr 01 decora1ed ~1 000 mo 213 596·0403 Rooms 4000 TSL Mgmt 642·1603 2 BR 1 Ba dpt" new apt quier mature ao11 ----------cpts/drps Crean insida/ 1 br w/gar ctose-1n for 1 $700 1nc1 ut.I f,75 8202 ~~,·~;;v··e:~;,"5~,';;n•·H~;e• FlllESllE COMFlllT out No pets S550 mo person. rels. uhls S47~ 631-8000 M s1ra19n1 Lag Bch Like nu. lga 1 br apts 11111est 4 $275 relun-494-5380 $275 uttl 499·2286 frplc. OW. gar . $475/up dable dep Devin Real Du,ltl 2 &.dr1t1,lba TRAifQUILITY c T Patio or b1lcony Pool & Estate. 642·6368 • Ver" P"••lte 2 00 d'•I\ 1 oro all nouse privt· spa No pe1s 2650 Harle Nr !:leach. palto $700 , .. leges W ·o member Sun Mesa Pines 549·2447 1 bd duple.A carp1s bl· 760-2561 494-6306 AUIUILE NOW IS s.111 CluO pool tenms ----ttns. drps gar No pets L.;rge 11001 pldns g>1r S280 tst & last uul Incl $465 2 Bdrm. refrtg. pa· $400 2229 Orange Ave Split Intl D,11 dens landscaped pool 1)86 4038 tlo. no pe1s. adults pref, 493·0676 2 bdrm 1 ba. Cape Cod 1acun• Greal LotJl•on. [ sioe C M Pvt lurn rm 4 724·A James. 673·7787 Nr Harbor stores room charmer In town, nr close to evetything• haJn Owrt en1rance Incl · y. beacl't. yd. lrpc $750 Some 1ownnouses and u PINE BLUFF APTS clean 2 BA. 1 be, beems 760•2561 494•6306 apanmenlS wltl1 <len u1il 182 Cecil Pl (Cl. 1 Br w/lofl Child ok. no pets $410 642·3 153 I -$3 15 673-754'4 patio , view. frplc. encl COZY 2 Bo, w/lull kit hall av,111 No Pets Please ----gar . gas stove. dtah· Bach apt . lrpl,. pool. 1cz Olk 10 bell s41o incl<ls From $690-$730 4 Br 2 Ba nse WIO. kit washer spa, lndry rm Female prelerreo $345 ut1ls. 1st mo plus S500 MARlllERS SQUARE "1" $225tmo S20 dep $625/mo + ulll 645·0892 sec to move '" Hotel APARTMENTS f,4£>.8386 alt _1 ___ _ SPMC 631·8107 3 bd, g ar . trpl, pallo. Calllorn1aapl9 494-2797 12441rvineAve.belwecn NB Nonsmkr lull house E/Side.C.M cute bachelor Newport Heights area or 493·7137 wes1thll g Mariner Or pt1v11eges 5295 ap t, s4ooi mo + S300 $650 10 $800 559.5001 L N' I 31SZ (7141645 0252 631-7215 security No pets Joyce 2 bd, 1•, ba. Studio. P11-.!l.'!~! ..• 'I.".~........ Room •'o smokers or Weitze. 631·1286 1g1 110. gar No pe1s On Gott Course West I BR·POOI bloc~ 10 or1nkars Worl1,1ng per- G S575 548-4291 Nine Condo 2 BR 2oa 2 ocean-s1ng1e 5350 !.on prel o 548-4814 TUNNIN tar~ 1 & 2 Br car gar wloprir Wash/ 642-5002 g•1rden spt 710 W 18th 2 bd. 1 ba wlgar, S475 dryer L95 Prvt nome Furn. no S No pell, wller pd NntHll Bt•cll 1169 1 Br bJCh4Hor blk I CI sml\ng a< or1nk1ng Ptol Near 18th/Pomone. t Br, 1 Ba. oownsralrs. dis. carport. water pd. 1 child Ok. no pe11 $425 Agent. no lee 962-0217 754 0986 ••••' ; ••••• •••• •••••.. beath lrg oec~ uttl pd male over ~O $288 mo IHTAlfT II -•, Block to beach 28r $395 840 J787 556-0637 $485 mo 2 BR I' •Oil tndry rm carport. all bltnt, cp11 drps TSL E SIOE·28r Duple• Manogefflent 642-1603 cpts/drps stove, S475 •EASTS1DE 2Br 2be mo No pets 675·245e. K1d1/sml pelS ok S57S 646-5345 ut1I Pd 631·4320 agt Large 3 81 2 Ba Town· house 1n qu1e1 complex large pool garden sat· long $675 645-3381. 675-5949. Du1 ,,;,,, OCW VIEW 3126 bright & airy S670 mo yrly 968-8263 1 Olk to Sch lO ... tJ• 2 bd den 2 oa yrly 01t1ns Beachlron1 winter renlal relrog ~750 675 8839 Oct May 4<109 Sea-Lge bach a~·11n \le1sa1111:s st.ore 2 Br ~700/mo 3 PH 27 o ve rrocH 1n9 Br $800 Uhl5 pa10 Can courlyar<l ooor 1.te be lurn 1sn eo w t1ight im ,,..8 1 10 714/544·0614 o~ach 5ub1e••11rie.1n 8eachtron1 winter rental 9 a' d g e ~ b 0 0 m" Oct-May 2914 Ocean. 64' Cl'.JOI Wkly rentals now avail S 105 & up Coror TV Phooes. •n room 227,_4,,__ _ __. Nl'wport Blvd CM 646-7445 EACH AREA $84/wk F1doen nr Beech 81 WATERFRONT trg 2 Br 2 Quiet. Clean. 2 bd In 893-4894 Ba. Ir pie. entry 1 car cour1 New carpe1a. o•· ----gar lrg pa110, small ooa1 1.1 ... ·Beyfront L1 111e Isle. pier. 3 SIOfY 2Br. S1800 E'slde 1Br 1oa. pool. m;) 675·3067 laundry No p e ts From Dana Potnrs moSI secluded scenic btull Like new' Only 4 uO!lS 2 Br widen Xtr11 trg pr1vate patio From $725/mo Call 661-6<14 1 or M·F 9.5 643-0212 Iron! 3 Br Newly remo 2 BA 1 Ba lplc <;tep~ to Oele<l Can t>e lu•ntsl'teO ocn $650 mo )•ly Utlls pale 7141544·0614 Re 1 5 r.. 4 2 7) o 5 2 bdrm. 1 ba. S5501mo 1-'>6!! 410b At>lrtgerator-Ma1d·POOI Nwpt Blvd & Wilson rage. yrd. comm pool. no 4 bdrm. 2 ba Walk 10 10 15' 1st 1as1 sec ,,.;.,,,,. 3101 ----$38 5/mo 833·7890. pets. $575/mo Mgr 2453 Beach, qule1 cul·de-sac $900 675-2298 ...................... Winter Rental 2Br. pool. 1 hOuse to bch $550 Playa A E 673·1900 111 2 BR. sundk Ip, stv, 646-1947 8 Orange Avenue. C.M 5850 675.7673 DELUXE 3 BR 21~ ba, 2 38r, 2'h8a. lrplc. comm Seaspray • 1 level 3 Br sty. lga front yard & pool & spa. 2 car garage 2ba condo Pool. 1ennls. upstairs pa11o Near w/auto drs nr So Cst 1 m1 from ocean lmmed beach 1st & last, secu· relrig. $700 306'.'> Coral 1----------Appt only 213·277 ·2120 Newer 1 Br wigarage No pets. $4 10/mo Pl $'775 a11 a ll $675 Call rlty $1100 per mo 8 z a m 0 642·9202 968·8426 or 960-3296. 2 t3/531·i 84'5 _6_3_,_·5_6_6_1 _____ _ IE W CA p E CO I ----;ll•PET•Fllr 3 Br. 2 story town11ouse 2 " m;, , baths. pwder rm Very TW•MM. Thll rtouae la ready ror P v 1 . c o m m P o o I Decorator perfect. I PI · family Modest i..11chen at $900/mo, 673·8856 clous 2 Bdrm 2',,ba. $425 Reedy for rent to-westclltt area. avail . 3 BA pool. Jae. recreation day Best 539·6190 Cost area, pV1 patio, bi lcony. 2 Ba. dbl gar. lplc $925. large garage OecOfator * s.eoo 2 IR * grdnr tncl Elaln1 , wall paper. draperies and Affordable home This 546· 1232. &.45-5963 more S 1150 Incl pd utll unit will be lhown all oay Ca ll 673 · 2 3 1 1 from lor19 Kids no problem 9·5pm See now Best 539·6190 3 Dr. 2 be 2 Children OK ,_c_o_s_1 _______ _ Newport Crest ocean view e11ec condo. 2 Dr. den office 2 bl formal d in wet·bar tennis 1 Bfl apt, utlf paid, partly OCEANFRONT·28r lur· turn .. garage nlshed. winier. $575 mo 673·4236 or 675-2355 675·5102 OCEANFRONT. DELUXE Furn, quiet. Ilg, winter. 2 rentals 6 75-4886 ''"' ,,.;.,,,,. 3I01 ••..•..•.............• bdrm. 2 be newer dplx lloe 2 Ir Ilse/apt, vrty Mature non-smkrs, no pets S700 X 3 Furn S650/mo 673-4743 2131799-4195. 257-9792 3 bd. 2 be. lrpl, mierowv or (714) 67J-3986 lndry rm. Great IOGallon 425 utll pd 1Br Oplx 4 17 Gd parkng 67S·4912 E Bay Ave . Balboa No BKA 11915 547. 1155 28r gar 1 blk from bch, bdrm 1 ba, sundeck , Weter & gardener Incl $795 644·2778 p ools elc $1 200 673-3313 w1ntet rental $550 mo block 1rom oeach 212 3 13 E Bay A ve (7141 30th SI $625/mo yrly *le"'-'9ao•* 573.2so2 675-8120 675•3206 2 BR. lully crptd. rock C .1 I .. 31Z2 2 bdrm 1987·8 Cherie lrplc. encl gar $400"s LIDO ISLE-4 Br. 3 Ba & 111•• •f ,.., tudlo apt, $350/mo utll $470 per mo 1 Child Ok Hurry, But 539·6 190 den.$ t•OO a······················ Incl 1st & last Call aft 5 Cost 222 \lie Palermo cean view, b eeulllutly wkdys. 673·6228 No dogs 64 2·2250 . 675_7168 turn townhouae. trplc • .___~------- 646-7017 •--.-C-ou-ld_ll_8e_'1_• __ ,_________ pool & patio $1095/mo OlfH ''' #u 312Z E.c.ec 4Br. 2Be nr So Cit FentastlG 4 Br, Incl Fem Lido ISie bayfront 6 br. 5 ·-6-73_·_0_8_9_8_____ .. •••••••••••••••••••• Plaza. formal din a llv, rm. kld1/pet1 $585 PM ba, Plflr Ind slip Lease -OCEANSIDE OF HWY STIPS '' IOW ram rm. pool. 1"8 + all gar. 1111 Beat 539·8190 $2500 mo or lease op. 6 11 t b h 1 1111 Manu amenltlaa lnclu· " tlon Open Sun t·5 Call " rac ec; · av ' amenl11u. S 1300 mo 2er Condo. l'·I Ba. cptal 644•9687 or 7511 _9 182 $350 IN 675-6001 ding views from deck, 957-8481 1v11/wllnds. drps, pool, Jae, clbhae. Ag• Ct•I• .. ,,. 31.,. lrplc, etc ,.., "'" "'Lerge 2 Br. 2 81. $800. Eesrstde. pool, 3Br. 2Ba. no pet s $560 mo 1-----•••••••••••••••••••••• "'Large 3 Br 3 B ii frptc. covered patio, ra-768·7633 Penln Point 2 br 2 ba. Furn 1 bdrm apll. S385 S 1175 d I d "II h $95 steps to ocean. S800 E mo ee "c en 0 Lg 28r Twnhae. 2 story. lease or sale Agt end up nc garegu Cell An l hony days -mo. 6411·6906 1 '.'\ml from bch, p ello. 759·9182 or 673·0850 '2110 Newport Blvd CM 842·5757 eves & wknds Sharp and cieen 4 br. 2 very clean 1550 mo 548·4968 831·6630. b a . 0 a r d an I r t n c I 980-0822 Newpor1 Creal 3 br. 2~be. Olll II 110 1 8 5 o / p h pool. tenn11. No pets 0Hst.Mwy/MHlrt"41r 548•9950 m o one ••aliaftf• $950 mo 642·3490. ALL UTILITIES PAID The Shores In beeutlful B•tH JZ4Z CdM 1111 1 & 2 bdrm Lovely custom home 3 Br, ••••••••!! •••••••••••• With 4o· doc~ for power Compete bet ore you 1pta for rent Call Helen 2 be: lr11hly p1lnted . 2 Br 2'hb• townhouse. boai 3 Br 2 ,. 8• condo rent Custom design Gibson. &.44·2611 many xtrat. prv1, tlte & close to Harbour & In W. Newport '1150 feature• Pool, bbq, t----------- a I r y 8 4 2 • 2 9 8 2 . ocean $850, 631· 1266 w/o dock S l350 with cov'rd garege, aurroun· 1Br. ro pell, no garage, 7141758-3246 Gery dock. 673-11QO did with pluah fanOtc•· S550 mo ~vail Nov 7 645-5577 E·SIOE. sunny 2 Br ga· rage. deck $450/mo 160 21sr St 546-0185 2 Br den. 2 be. trplc. new crpt. lrg view decks. 1m· mao occupancy Agem S 750tmo A gent 496-6804 YILU 00" .. yl OCEAN VIEW. 2 bd. 2 ba duple• lrpl, naw carpets Spacious E Side Apts & drepes No Pets Encl gar. paho. Oshwhr & $625/mo 675· 1541 or stove Most ulll free No 12131316-3145 pets 2 BA. 1 person S510 2Br. garage. near ocean 2 BA 2 persons S545 ocean view balcony 1 BA starling a1 1435 $480/mo 2131402·2657 2323 Elden Ave CM See at 24682 Apl A 642· 7605 Cordoba Or SPACIOUS 2 Bd 1 Be, Studio apl rel"g we1 1>11r Beam celJ1ngs. aerv bar. S275 mo Wood cab . no pell 64 1·1391 $475 2256 Maplyon :>t Lu•ury Townns 1pt 3 br upstairs no p e ts 2'• ba. oc vu. $725 S.430/mo Sierra Mgm1 240-2220 Of 974·4288 641-1324 S535 Ovplexl S560 Houae HHliaflOll $325 8cl110pn 10-0pm l,.d 3140 333 E 2111 St e780f"30 2·g•3·9~;,;,;·;;;,•·A~~jt 645·81031645-6589 immediately $525-$550 LIXIRY OOIHS Frplc. d/w, garage No pe l t . w111 r p atd 2 Br 2 Ba Including 2 545.2000 Agent, no ree c ar ~garaga w/opener. wood burning lrplc. most 38r. 2' 1811, lrplc, dbl gll•. u tll1 paid , view of W/D hook-up $850 mo streema & waterfall• 964·4633. 1·526·3004 F r o m S 8 0 0 C II I I Nr Beach 3 bd. 1"'• ba, 662· 1309 crpts. drps, bllna. lrpl, 1 BR 1 Ba. encl gar. pv1 enc gar . $850 C al~ patio. 1110 \llctor11 536-0921 $4lO mo 631•8812 1 bd, bltns crpta. drpa • 1 BR DUPLEX• lrpl, anc ger, w/d hkp, $415 1nctdng ut111. 2288 patio. am yo $495 Cati A Placent11. no Piii 536·0921 _64_5_·_9_48_4 ______ A votl _n_O_w_l_B_r -1 Ba 38r. 1 800 m o HIVI 2 BA 2'h bl. central he.I • 01h1r1. Newpt, CdM. ting a air. OIW. renge. New beach'r-t home 3 Pl~ No pate 644·7809 .. .,., Nice. quiet up1telrs 2 BR. Br 4 Ba, turn $2250/mo. 1 B Furn $515 uplex 28r 2 b•, lrplc. 2 be. ap t. ,560• moi t upsu tra apt, d1w1hr, privet• patio. sJngi. g•· 11g1 No peta, w 1111 p ll d $500 /mo 545·2000 Agent. no lee Fre d Te no re A gt tret h comptr. auto g1r unturn $2000 Cell Bob 365 W Wiiton 842·197 1 w•ah/dryr. utlla fnel. 822 Hamllton Koop at 759•1221 Sml t Bf hou11 E'llde. no 64 6 -0 883 St 648-0477 631·12M . 631·27 11 o p e n e r 1 900 mo FRENCH QUARlER 7 14·95 8 ·2273; Eva. Btults 3 br. 2·~ ba. green· 3 BA 2'h bl fple w/d & 213-291.0222. 90t. Gery bait, neer pool 1 1000 r.tr. dbl 0.,: 11miiy con-l)efobblo. 714"'631·1206 mo Bkr &-44-0134 do. no pell 1750 Agt, /mat 3141 Baylront, 5 bdrm exec 64S..431C • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• h()f1'MI... OUNtt, beeu view Ulll -lllTAU No Dock 875-7673 3 Bdrm 12'1\ ba. c ... n. 2 10 4 bdrm•. •titling 11 Nwpl 11tand wettrfront, dbl ger. lotaot 1mon«tee 1860 to 11395 I~ 4 b•. 2 bl ul)pef du· 1760/mo. to mo No IN plex. new crp1/<11apea. PIP.,.•~.;..:'lcr o , D /W lrplC No pets S1200mo. M"--yrty 875-4186 Neat I cllaep , 1325 Br. 2',.B• ptu1h condo nr bunoafOW, Info et a.11, w111t. poatlbte t>Ol l lllp. 63t-e110 Cott 1 1160 mo 875·1938 0t 851·8394 .. DUUtlll 8111 2 BA 2 BA. tO· 3Br. 2\.\8e. trl-tavel. Con· PllS $325 call 848-8695 ... 11.,, •• ,..,. 3110 •••••••••••••••••••••• YM lllllYI m Beeulll\ll t park 11111 wltl\ llf r teed pool •Prtv111 ftetlOI •CoV&fad Perking * SplCIO\.tt APll •Dining Ar11 •Welk ln Cl"'4lt1 •Hom• llke Klt~t 1 blk to Huntington c.nw. ,,.,ntl>Oft•tfon & frwya. •v•s or. 1 ba. carport. frpl<:, OW, yud No pats le50/mo. 559-0265 o 28r. 2Be. lrl)IC. 1 par- king ep, NO PETS 1700 m o 1tt & latt + S350 refundable dep Ouellfled a ppttc e n lt o n ly 875-1857 Br 2 B1. So ol PCH. new bldg, trl)IC, 17g5, 0. Paeh. ownrtaot Re/Mex 759·1221 -------uplx nr bch 2 bd. 2 ba, aep yd, ger. lrpt. no pets $850 1!40·7742. 18r Treller. $225 & up I 150 MC dep No doge. 133 E 18th SI • Spece 42. C M 642·9t93 E t ide. near 17th St. 2 Bdrm •Pt l .475/m o 1300 NC. Jaye. Well~. RI/Max 83 1 • 1288 2 bd. 1 be. Waat·•lda rocatton $500/mo. I 160 aec urlty Cell B ath 831-5230 eftlf 4 pm 2 br apt, ci.an. quiet. NE. Coa1a M•u Enc. ga· rage 14 7 5 mo p1t1 5 4 7 ·4 111 d•y•: 559-8183 .v .. 3 bd 2 bl Oeroen Apt. 2 prfv PetloS W/O hookup ln1tde I encl gar le75 Ole 940.5504 llUtllH W&LI l.rg 2 BA 1o wnhouae 1p11.enct g1r. frl)IC Near Hunt Hrbr. from $545. Children OK 840·~07 2 er t 81, patio, 91r, no peta. Beech, Warner, 1450 /MO 847·094 8, 8411-1~401 'rNlntle. Frlplc, MCklded do In Nwpt CrMt. 1860 tnco, ye1. oaU 81'109. c111 1tf5 ,~n~~~.,...,~~~,.,~-~,~mo~·~83~&.o~6~58~~~I .... (Of Oat•ll• Colll • 1-_. __ .. _t_eo_. __ _,.. __ z 1~ 2 11. cp11. drpe, 8"CI :C,"~ly :i~. =~ Anott. "-'uM. lu•t IHO. I"' 11110. No P•lt rero• b oat. 1 111 ba· ITILmll r1111 1 Bdrm From 15115 2 Bdrm H1S er 2 Ba. newly pelnted. 'ibd:1 ba, no peta. Nice new drepea, lrplc. eun· 1.oc. 1400 plu\ aec . <189, d • c k •• 5 0 ' A 0 I 54•·Hto. btW'n 9·4pm. "'* I rm. fnod/pvt. wt _1_s-eeoe ________ droom1. five i n d halt =~.~-,.~~c= WOOOIAIOOI 11100 batl11. '4500 I* montl\. •..... , Spec 4 bf. 2'h bl, n~ IA&at Of ..... 09tlotl. 1-· tandac1ped. t1m. rm, Oellbou1 ~ to yow pfloM to frJ*, palloe. 1.att1. pool le)I I IMcifl My .... 1 -.-eonno-.. & 11nnl1 940· 1n1. 111·1• ............. 1. 6,...1 ... ote 12().7373 , I LA OUINTA HERMOSA 18211 Perkalde Ln, 1 b11t w. of Blach, 3 bike s Of !dlfl98' .. 147·15441 ffl!t~t.l!t'.t •. llif UllllW'f 1tudlo, fr.. HBO, pll<>ne, Maki MN, tpl , 1 130 ..... 4t9-'°16 875·&511 1541 1 Miia Dr .. Stnt1 lfl hlOnat 3 I t, 1 8a, _A_N_H_t_e _____ _ lrpt, pallo, no s>ett , '925. 3 BR 1·~ b• 0., tpc 8 12 Orcllid. 8"44-1447 patio. n-~ 'an &'. Br 1be. llJ~k. pool, 5'4·5939. 84&-5978 1<1111 Pf•f. no pett. 430 ,._,,.,a ~ • .,,.., '"'" l eaw11d 1 5 75/m o .,.,...,,,,_. ......... ,~ ,. ... ,.1..... ~ makae It eeay. ~ • .,... _.2·M71 • h cu11ty Gain • fl(IOt ' "I( 1100111 • I 6 1111 , .. IO Aplt • llardtll l 1ndJt1C1l110 • 01tllw1111tr1 6 llO'I • Joo to .. Ki' & Sl\tft yearly Steps to beach 1116 w Balboa 213·865-2542 OCUNFROllT 3 bdr 2 ba gar greal IOC Winier Bachelor g•eat loc yearly TSL "'C"'t U2· 1103 Nwp1 HIJI~ ? lll •' l•<l spa~1011!. Av"' now S7351mo 64'> i 401) Yrly 2 b•I nr P3nlr ont $650 1 t1a ~· h nesr OC l'·IC• $"~(\ A.q1•n l 645·J6fl:l 3Bt 20,1 J I .1r Qd• 1\lt' 1 !Ilk 11) ocn s0r I) mo 615 9174 Cos1a Mesa 548·9755 Pine Knot Motel onCo8Si •~wy NB Steps to OC1;!811 Wkl y rates 645·0440 MEED l PUCEI R!!asonatlle rates Kit· c.t1e11e11es phones. maid SPrv1ce. Z channel mo· 111es SANDPIPER MO· • • TEL 1967 Newpor1 Blvd, Haal1a1to11 HHt11111011 CM 645·9137 •••d 3140 lt1d • 3140 . ---••••• ••••• •••• • • •••• •• ··················• ••• Vac1t1oa Rt•t1J1 4250 . ......•••.••........• Kennebunkport? Wasn't he the Ambassador from Austraha under Teddy Roosevelt? _, . ./"' .._ 1f y(IJ ~t' nol ·U" "... I 111t •I ..... 111• l 111 ~, tt .. ~ Oan I feel OAd • yuy" 111 ·"'"' ~r""tt '' 1,., •I 1 • ~.. ~· f 4 J•\f.t•d•'ffily 1J+ll.,rtt I •t Hf I"' I ~ l • h ,, ~ .. J .... ,..,, V11!1t• I" tfti, 111 •' " fh ·~ h "' Piii "' "•i'• •'t t ft\1111 )f hit tlly ,..,.!\,!!1141• .-tt '"' '• r ~ pl4•w1n-. ffi1tt 'If'~~ 1t .t1ftt1I on l''lf ,t~ , 'w" A ,,.,,,.,, t t "''ld 1}1 ·Af11r1• HH1 tw1n•1 1lr\1lrt1 o t h1fr\l .w101 ti •I t~•n1. tii.101• AM o"'"' l"'"d ,, 1 •11 rv .11.,1.11 U<'"'" btf'f'lt't \ A6d 10 lhdf tttmm '"'-''h -.1nun1t1~ ~M)t•I\ -' .,IA 1nd I Jn.-tn1t "II 1111 atu>f'I (l,.1t hu(1p1f1~ tf'li1 rmp~n,mt-nl md t m '" \:l'I • '" t1 ' JM• "' ~ u!J ~1011dl1 I''" tl\1m• r •• ,, ~'""'bu"''"" Iii On, .ind '"'' l\l'rt1 .. ,1m r11 '"'I '""' ~.111 .11>.orlmrnt~ "'''" $MO 00 sV.~b'~~. ,,,,. 111~'>" II "'·"~Ion V1Katr !Jn' Hi •lhr ihlf1 K11t.h CA 11141 1193qqr,1 trom lhto S..n °''ro rrr .. •n d, .. , ""''h 11 111.1 h II' Md .icldfn lh•n wr~I 111• M 1 ,1,M~' Iv $•Jw;nd V1l'•f• ~'EW APABntE,TS 'v~!!fLL_!!JS~G ~~Vtll~ ~ lu,vrious adult & fan111\ living 1n "" ,111 ne" counlrv '<'tt1ng. 1 l, & l Rdrm~ Amen111~ In< ludc·· * Rf'I (;,1~ R.1n)(t' * 1 nt 101 ).tfPPnlwlt' * D1~hw"tjier•d,,po,.11 * P.11101~undet ~ * DraptiY<Mpellng '* L,1unclry 1,1( 1lttll.'' * Rt't rl'J11on room *Alf tond1t1t11)1n)l Comt ttt ut now '°' btst stlf<tion. lib w. Y&lt loop to 10 Thundtf Run In Irvine. C.tll: Qr MAUI HAWAII Beau1tlul 1 BA 2 BA Condo at the Whaler In KJanat:101t Beach Resort N~wly decorated. fully equ1ppeo Special Fall rates 873 52 t 1 ----For rent over Cnnstmu & New Year's ::I br, 4 be & 1011 Victorian home rn Aspen Colorado Dally ma10 51tv1ce Xlnt loc View ol Aspen moun· 1a1ns Close to town Also Ms baby grand piano $450/nlght Please cell, 760· 1340 or 760·9466. Rtnl•l1 lo S/1111 4300 . ..............•.•••.• Sllr lg lux nme w/prol person, $285, 1st. last. dt'P 966·8479 ----Sl'tr lux nme w /I, non snlkr, mature. $300 1st. ras1, dep Rats 640-4999 Fem rmmate wanted to s11r spac 3 BA, 2'• ba Full tac11 condo S C Plaza area $275 mo 545-4356 -------remale to snr 2Br ap1. nr Fashion Island A11p. Mtllure. non·smkr, pool, 11c. spilt rent & elec Fey 720-0514 -----ROOMMATE WANTED M/stra1g111 . no·smoke. $250 + •,. u1111 Oy1 642·5446, evs 642·5820 Ou111 meture F 22-30 shr 3 Dr 2 be apt on l>Net\. N B F1ptc. 25' patio 1265. l at. 1111 & see Brien 673·1519 -----Fem rm mate needed, 2 bdrm 111p1. 81lbo1 Pl!'I $326 mo. ultl Avalt Nov '" 075-5328 ------Room w/kl1 prfv S250, 111 & l11t. utll• Incl Nwpt Sch 642-6811 Newport Bch •Pt to 1111. r 1M , 28•. 28&, Incl utU t pnrktng U 50 mo + dell Pre! m ature ov11 38. 631·2010 ------Meta e!tyl reat &11111 <teo vtlQ91f 111111 i.mait to looate, rant end IPllt ... f*'MI IOI -.>t on htboe lllend Commu!H "om '*'* •n<I only In c.i. M o n 111r u Fri, Office H l·IOOI Aal IOf U.S .. • Fl Orange Co111 DAILY PILOT /Sunday. October I 7, 1982 lessianal Service Di~eclary B u~.'.4A!8!ou~~r for a 30 day Id Int~ NILY '9LtT IHVIOI ltHOTHY 00 IT NOWI ... ,., ll••r• Yovr Dally Pilot SefvlOI Olrtctory Reptetentattve 14!·Hll, eat. 122 f!!!!~.~~·A. f!'.!!~~ ... ·r!!r..1• !.•tt!f1, ••••••• JAYS "SPEAKeASV" !XCt!l CARP! f CARf Any occ .. ton Pon bl• J1ck 8uff1no1on t·1121 ll14t.1179-.7552 Own«/oper11or ~~!!l!~I •••••••..• Compulart11d bOOkkeo plnO from HO mo Alto mall 1111 4 payroll 8112·2430 C1rp11, upl'IOI. 1rea ruo c1ean1no Work ouar Free E11 1146· f77 t KURT'S KARPET KARE Ouallly work Rel• FrM HI 4114 14211 C1ru•lr• C1rp1t 10i'iaii'liion & Re ••• ,..~•••'••••••••••••• pairs 30 yra Exp•t Car· Flnlal'I & rougl'I ceroentry, pets Works 11111·8205 cabi11111. rm addtltona 1145-81118 S1um du11 1g11a11011 2 rma S20, nail S5, c:oucn Ramod & Ropalr1 Froe $20 No l'lldden ch11rgo1 H I Lo rates 0.Ckl. P•· Carpel re1uv Guar llo Steve 752-11556 8113·6 103 Exp11 ca1penl11 doea Ct•tatlCl•Crllt ~~~~~~~~~~! addlUons, remodels. •••••••'•••••••••••••• decks Skyllgl'lh & ••· Cemonl·Masonry-Block ~.~!~.f ..•....••.• BOOKKEEPING-TAXES Smell t>uelneu or pers. pairs Free ea1 Dan, wa111.cus1 work Lie 982-08 t5 P381057 Rob 547-2683 Addilione. carpentry, ma· X·petl brick & c-;;;;e,;1 1on1y, design and d••I· work , Nwpt/CM since b la i. • uno. BBO's etc: Dave 1969 Call now & -'\ve ••• ~'!!! •• 1 ••• m!!.... 494. too3 .•• , 124 6<15·85 t2 .!I J11nne 675·5288 50% OFF FIRST MONTH lester Craffs•H C'"i'J' Ci tt Dependable, 1ttordable. • euenttal Anawerlng Fonlsl'I & rem'dl c1pntry •••••••••••••••••••••• •ervlce, aecretarlal Rererences <199-3105 Looklnp, 101 •Int child· ---------care? n my Costa Mesa l>utlnau servtcH. mill FREE ESTlllTHI nome. full time only $40 box renlll. word proces· Reasonable prices, IHI. luncn lllacks. TLC Lrn- elng Tetex-F1e1lmlle. protesslonat work da 751·2342 order entry, ptgers-lease buy. detk spece rental. custom work toot No job Happy, safe. loving cn1td ANSWER NETWORK too small or loo bfgl CD· care Nutritious meats 631·9131 (aslc tor A.V ) blnets. kitchen remodel snacks FT tPT St 50tnr • & lrnlShed carpentry Agea 3 up. Jaml>oree ~~~~'.~'!!! •••••••••.•• An-Antiques-Jewelry AppraJse & LlQuldate M tchael Hein 953·0717 ~~~!~ ............. . Otlv-•ys. Parking Loi Repairs. Sealco1tlng. S&S Aaplllt 63l·<l 199Llc 'Dan Hallberg Grading & P1vlng Co. Res/com1 Lie 397804 842· t 720 etocl./ plumb.I cabinets/ PCH. N.B. 675·0781 coun1ertops I ao every-1n1ng from s1ar1 to llntsl'll Famlty Day Cere tor chit· Cati Brao at dren. up to 5 yrs M on· (114) 111 3210 Frt. 7 30-5PM Llc'a -------1514 Rutn Ln Wes1c1111. NB 846·9028 f!!l!.1.!!."!ff! •••••••• Malura woman Wrll sn 111 Sl'lampoo & sleam clean my home Any Age C M Color 1>rlgl'ltene11. wht Aree 642-6072 crpta • 10 min l>leach 1--------- Hall. llv/dln. rma S 15; avg Co•lllclOt• fH•111J room 57 so. couch StO, •••••••••••'•••••••••• cnr SS. Guar ellm pet R.J. lhtff•H I SH odor Crpt repair 15 yrs lie 306888 Remodel. exp Do work myself Add'ns. Cab111e1s latnilll•• Reis 531.0to1 ~6-858616<15-4644 ···~·•••••r••••••••••• ------SAFE/FUN CHILDCARE No Steam/No Shampoo STANBUR INDUSTRIES AgH 2'h & up, E/Slde Slain SpeclallSI Fast Gen't conlr Properly C.M. Karen 645-<1205 dry Free est 1139-1582 tmprov 1197-18 t I (8·51 t iiiiff1ir1 Iii-.;;;/ ···········'·········· CuttOM RemocJtAd<fll• !!~.'/.-J, .•..•.......•.. ?'!.'!~(!'!~~-..•••.••••. wooo r f'NCLStOA T S llOI( llPHVllHIT FrH 111 Ouellly 2nd 10 llOl'el 8•mlel Con1t ln11etle<! & Rep1lrod A(PAIR • Pl UMBINO frM Ht Oar~ 4llll· ln4 Carpentry. otoc. Ill• Fr .. Lie 4 tll6 70 548·4"7 1 a ti I ... AeH 646·211 t 'ff,.~". .".J 0 • 0 •• • •' • 0 •• 28 YRS EXP OU NHAM f.a:~'!~.!m~~~~!"A. Kii remou. caQtnets, vt deo 1111t11rt111nrnen1 unlit FrM ell 64,·0881 TRIES HOMEtMPRoveMeN1 ToppecJ/romoveG Cleen Aemodtl·rtPOlll lenClll(j up, 111wn renov 15 l•:.tt11m1>1no 1.1roe1111y 1131·8530 TltE HEH SOHi lawll·HOl•ll'lrub inetell Cuatom wOO<lwO•k. rough Tr1111 1r1mtrtrnoval & f1111111. m .. omy, 11l1K. 11!!. .. , !.'!~I. .......... . RESIOENTIAL·IN I OE · SIONEA Furn 1111no•· m11nt COIOI IChemea 955-2066 or 752·0322 L@wn Milnl/Aototllllng trlcnt Ru11 968· t640 Do•••tic r ......•••.••••........ HSKPAS A MAIDS LIVE.IN HAL Y I WKL 't' Viejo Services Aoency llc'd/bonded 973·9000 'D .1 --•• '!!! ••...•••••.••••.. OAYWAlllACOUSTIC Repa1r1 1mt tob spec It yrs e~p Buo 552·9582 FrH 11um111e ~48·80115 S1n1rnon1 G111d1n1no Ctn upa towro c11re, lull con1r11 & r eald melnt free 9'1 646·668<1 MAINl & DESiON Oberlin Lanoecape Serv Written agreement on mo ma1nt 644-12<16 GARDEN WO~ Full Service Gardening Zac Bernal 848-2922 Waif 18•tures·Allousuc Gardening, Lendacaping, Hano· Tope-Steel studs yard ma1ntenonce, cteon lie 389944 1·532·5549 ups, tree tr1111 & r11movat Free 11111mah1S tnau1eo DRYWALL TAPING 642-4889 All TextureS/ACOUSllC Free OSI Kevin 675-9088 Exoer Garderoer & Clean -. ----ups f1t;;1 trimming. Free Eltelr1,,J est Pete 64 t-1096 ...................... ---- ELECTRICIAN -Priced LAWN MOWING SERV right. free estimate on Ne&t·Oapend-rees. Free large or small jobs est 846-0955, 968·7479 Loe 396621 673-0359 ---Landscep1no·Yd Ctnups ~~~!'t'-1 ............. . DUMP JOBS & Sm111 Moving Joba Call MIKE 6411· 139 I ------HAULINO-ORAOINO demolltlon. clean-up Concrete & lree 1emovlf Oulck serv 11<12-7638 PROF SERVICE Hauling • y1d clet111 up Quick & clean Free 111 673·0548 Heuffng & yd clean·UP Tree trlmm1110 garage clean-up Bob 850-9844 ~! ... '!~ ............. . 24 hr ED Ul-1125 Furnoce·poo1-wa1er neat ~~~!!!!~~,!~1 ..•..... ~~~fff!~f ••••.••• llOlllWOll WAITll tt111h Quality hou1ework r •r>trltmced. dopen<11 ble, honett, 1n11lllgon1 me11cutou1, 111xtbl11 I 1111 t he oe11 Phone 613-7012 1lter 11 PM WMkd•Y• All d•y $1\tur day l!rld Sunday FOR A SUPER CLEAN HOUSE. CALL CHRIS! 83 t-0893 • Good 1111 tr vou want your houn REALLY CLEAN. Ct1ll Linde 669-03 t6. Good Rera I DO QUDlrly l'IOllHClllDnlng exp'd A xlnl, local 1'111 646-210 I Ca;pet & UPhOI. gene(81 nousec1ean1no F'lr wa· x111g lree est G11a1 838-6643 COOK & CLEAN $35 Per 111111 Hous&elea111no & drnner prep Exp'd ••· lfabte Calf Cheryl, 979-9536 832·7965 ff !'.~~~~!~I ....•••..• 20 YRS EXP Hauling. tree 1rrmm1110. tandsc:aplng Brothers Const 646·0555 ~~!!~'··············· * &· 1 IOVlll • Top quality &i>Klel Ct r• Ill handllllO 25 VII O•P Compot11tv11 '4t1IH No ov11rt1m41 730 l'.lb3 ABC MOVING Quick, Corelul S1Jrv1c.o Low ra111a f>b2·04 10 STARVING COLLEGE STUO(NTS MOVINO CO Lie I 124 436 lnaurOO 64 1·8427 WATCH US OAOWt !~!!'!!~I ............. . Fiii P&llTIH by R1charo Stnor l oc 2806<1<1 13 yrt Of hlll>PY focal custorr1e11 Thank you. 631-44 10 QUALITY WORK · neat, reas , rionest Reis lie 287107 Dave 964-1045 CUSTOM PAINTING lnttext Res1d/comm Free est Lie 644·4798 INT /E)(T PAINTING & WALLPAPERING Cuatom work Free esl Reas Steve 547-428 l -11AABOR Pll,INTING e uatlly worr.. Free est Cell alt 6pm. 673-5166 HOLIDAY PAINT TIMEI 23 yrs Also Odd jObS A repo1rs Bruce 972-0 t 16 r~~~,~~ ............. ~!!.'!''-·············· l:Kporl w111cov111ng 111 Huo.r RooflnO·•ll IYP" 1t1llat1011 RHI prlCH NIW·llC()Vtf·d1Ck1 Con1u1ten1 Au1onm111t LIC •<1 11802 6•1-073<1 58 t·85llO 111/1 C1r111 ...•...........•••.... CtlSTOM woad petlO co- vora. Otckt A leneee by RHJ NtlUMt Don't , .. roor. reo•lr 11 frlCllOn ol CO ii 857-21111() AA~O't' 84 f-0822 ROOFING REPAIRS • I Small IObt OK Free llHI•!/.' IJ.1 r 1111m1111 Call Tom 01 ···eo~s 0PLAsr.iA1'Na".. chuck, t1•2-ll3112 Neat pa1ch111 tnt/ext lllH•I A•stuceoa 645-e268 ••• ••••• •••• ••• •• ••••• PLASTER PATCHING Re11uccos Int/ext 30 Y•• Neat Paul 645·2977 MOBILE SERVICE RetcrM111/N-tcr .. n1 NB/CM only 11.42-11552 ,, ••• ;.,. ~t!!~!!!l! •........... "•••••• ••••••••••••• E-Z LAY'N ATLAS PLUMBING & Heat1no, 1peclllillno in Sprtnklert. Lend1eape repairs 6"5· 1111111 Gu11an1eec1 5311-2737 ---,., 24 hr El 141-1121 .!.!. •••.•.•••••.••••• 40 OBI walerhealer $:125 1 ILE INST ALLEO ~t!~~!!~~'. ....•..... AC RAINGUTTEA B onded * 1nad *lie B34<17~ Free est 1-524-582<1 ~!!!~!!~!~'··········· FURNITURE-KIT CABS Cstm finishes, repaftt, doors Joe 673-t469 All Kinds Guaranteed Reta JO/In 840-11217 CUSTOM CERAMIC TILE WORK-Fret 111 Chuck 675-5100 evee Foremost Ttte Co for . Quot11y ceramic Ille In• stallatlona 673-5578 frH S1triet .•.................... $LOW RATES S TrH trrm/remov. ctean ups. mowing 554-7017 LIC'O ELECTRICIAN Oual work/Rees rates Free est 631-5072 T reo trlm/remov·Matnt frrrgat1on Jim 851·0 t29 ROBIN'S CLEANING Service • a tl'IOroughly EVE'S LANDSCAPING· compt serv & hsectng comm & reSld 646-7556 -PAINTER NEEQS Rt1110,tJiHll1ui1 WORK! 30 Y'S eJCp Intl ••••••••••''•••";-••••• r.-.~·!1~~ ............ . ELECTRICIAN Sml lobs/Repairs Lrc -----Mowing & Edging, 01 comp malnt clean-ups. Free Est. 6•5-1587 233108·C-10 548-52031...-.--.------- REs10tCOMM L/INO 20 yrs Do my own work lie 27804 I Al (146-8126 Etec Ser..,1ce & Cons11uc· 11on LO rates Free estt· mates lie 333217 557-1738 847-47t4 !!!'.'.;~ .•••••.......• A&t< rEN CE w ood & chain link Restondtcom 549.5493 5~0-7751 •• ~'!.l!'!~!' •.......•... Carpentry · Masonry Rooting -Plumbtno Drywall • SluO<:O • Tiie Remodel J B 6<16-91190 Carpentry • Ceb1nets Plumb • Drain Cleenino Eleclricat • Tiie Rers Don 968·01<19 JACK OF ALL TRADES Cell Jack anyllme. Oay 01 night 675·30·14 C111n house. 540-0857 TIRED OF HASSLES? Quality cteenlng l'lelp Is here! Reis 960-7452 Expeftlae Housekeeping We rurnlsh vacuum & supplies Kiiiy 641-4970 Custom Home C1aen1ng A Compl Maid Service Pror • Bonded • Ins d UNtCLEAN SYSTEMS Of Nwpl Bch 850-1200 f!!'.'!~!l. ~!!!!!!! ••••. Tired ol doing laundry? I flult & lold, l'land wash nano 11on Meticulous Exp Renee 6<12-9787 ~~!!~!l~~············ BRICKWOAA Smell 1obs Newport. CoSlo Mesa. Irvine Rais 675-3175 exl Acoustic cerlings Uc 366780 Free est Davis Painting ll47.·6186 IMT /UT P&llTll& Ouallly Dan 645-7220 r,~~1!1~ ............ . ASA PAPERHANGING 7 yrs local eap Guar worr.. Prices start al $8/roff Alec 7S1·7027 Ouallly work wotl'I a per-Se111no any11'1111g with a Jolly Crrcketers Prof sonat 1011ch. Bechetor Deify Piiot Ctusllled Ad Waffpaper1ng & stropping ok CM, Irv. HB Betti Is e simple malter Many relerences Paul 850·0933 lust call ~2-5678. 857·0118 for your cem•r• DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS for Merchandise under 1 1,000. .. METICULOUS MORT'S ...-HOMl RlPAIRS R£MOO£iS ...-r11 ti l;f RVICl • (111H:nlry • plu,.,b•ni etlttt11e1t f 1Mnro cerl)fntr, eooor1 •molo1n11 1Cab1nru •1hrl.i•a r ducrh to car'i' doo• \Or "I' B•c or 1,.,in ,., do •I all 1111 tt11t1r•1 "'"'" ?0 t'I t•O l>cr~.t *8)\76~1 951 ·606 7 • .. r. Sell your no-longer needed items for cash. If.It doesn't sell, we'll run It anolher 3 days FREE. One Item LINES Most aub)ec11. K-14 Oay/eve $5 & $10/hr Mr Morgan 1145-5176 !~'!4!!.~!~~~!~r ..... "Lit the Sunshine 111 ' Call Sun1nl111 Window Cleanrng. Ltd. 548-8853 20% Monthly Discount Int/eat R1s1dtcomm I Free est 20% monll'lty discount 64<1·<1798 ----Tl'llnklno or a new nome for spring? See the many llstlngs In today's clHtl· fled column• 6<12-5678 • -.L !l_'_:J;' per ad, must be priced. Sorry, no real estale or commerclal ads. Call today for full delalls. 3 3DAYS CLASSIFIEDs642-5678 (Non-relundebM. EatH llnee 11.00) r!!!~!'.1! •••••.•• !.~~~ Sciool1 ' '!!.11.!Y!~~'!. •••. !l.~ L111 I r, .. , 5300 ...................... J1•l•l1 tt li•n dOI l 1•t•l1 11 Si111 4300 l1•t1l1 W,.tH 43ZS Oflict IHt1l 4400 01/ict lul1l 4400 laio111i1/ •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••. •••••••• •••• •• •••• •••••• •••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• • ••• •••••• • ••• • • ••• R I J 4500 Pal1t Newl)or1. 3 br twnti. Poolt1a.c 4 br nome, SC Elde<ly woman needs furn DESI SPACE ODii * 111 * .... !'!.~•••••••••••••• ... M /F. V\J back bay. Plaza. M 21·35. Sir n· IB• nsetapt, could pay Allracllvl rustle upsta111 UECITIYE s•ms $750 Up 2160 It fndu· * * * IHlroctioa 100S Babysitter wanted. ciose Atlantis Parlor e;tt·4·;;;;;,;·i;;i;;;~ 10 Bon1t• canyon pool tennis spa. Jan smkr. S250 6" t-3523 S260-S300 mo 645-6<106 se111ng We supply oesk. str1a1 • OlllGe 1810 t Re-. · Full service Keep your FOUND ADS ARE FREE Course lnctudlng 16 School Irv 10 sit my 9 yr Open 24 hrs a day Volumes ot etectronlca old girt aft school 759·0048 Fem iv nr 2 bd. 2 bl, G1tl•fl fir l l •I 4350 space copier You sup-overnead low & profee· don do Ctrcle. P & T Fem w/fvrn and cal loo-Promontory Pt $370 ••••'••••••••••••••••• P'Y phone. & S95 pr mo alonat 1mege nigh Pr• Hun11noton, Beach 7 days a week trainrng lrom basic; 10 553·0554 king tor apt or hOUM 10 plus ultlstdep. 675-31189. Garage tor rent SSO mo pr aesk Call 64<1·7211 stlgoous Westclilf 8118 01 842-2834. __ _ ,.. 286<1 L• Salle Costa 8 Jacuzzi, Sauna Locals ---------es well as Touri sts advanced TV repair, a WJSITTlll BankAm111cerd. Amer-Design Console lor tab Grandmothll type pref . 1 E 0 • expe11ment1, a digital c M n T.. • ahr CM Area. 687-.. 207 Rmmale wnanted 10 stir 2 Mesa Alt 5 1157•2740 2000 IQ II w/500 SQ II Newport Beecn 81 Do-w ANTE O g 1r age o, Shara ocean view apt. BR 2 B•. fem. non smkr storaoe. O C Atrpor1 var Or Ste. 14, 63t-3651 1ndu11r1a1 apace, min Call: 142-1111 c;an ~press, lners ,,11 muftrmeter ' a solfd·state my ome. ..ura .. Promontory Point, 2Br. CdM S300 760·3633 Eastllde garage ror sto· are • S 2 O O 0 t mo Olllce apace 10, lease 600 IQ It. tor It body· 2 Ba . 11 0 11 • 1 m It r Erica rage S75 851·8928 N B 111 Allport Sacre· work, no pllnt CM/HB welcome 7 t41645·3433 Fri. 2 &. 8 yr old Also 2112 Harbor Bl CM 1rlggered sweep otcltlo-teeneoar tor occaslonel I•--------• ------___ scope and a 25 color eves 1145-8826 Cu ttM halHY Phoat TV w11n 01grtel clock $200 REWARD tor return Converaauon with Barbi a1011a1 channel display & Ban1e1ng 1175-3805 6•5•7234 IOll O"'IT"'R tary end Comnuter ava1· 9~·0l32 Roommate wanted Prof s; s; .------------Fem--10-ebr--wl-'W_F ___ Df_l _I<><:_ fem 10 ahr 2 bdrm. 2 bl Oflici Jialll 4400 HWPORT IHCll lable 1·2 or 3 Mperate 3200 ~Q ft. w11h AIC ot- Nwpl Condo. S275 mo epl tfr SOCSrPIQCA1t ...... ._._ .. .._ ollo<:es available Ind use hces. Randolpl'I St.CM 6 Mrchllte 556-723• •llLHt tFFICH• PLE'Te exeCVTIV! o co11,.1e-nc-e nronr fTlfl(lTtrWrcamm btue Ovation guitar. 24K MC/Visa 24 nrs etec11on1c tuner. ell are P&llT /Tiil TILUR ~lOnTlfO ~~ 638-0701 ~tblu1$-& all...c:ompJ 675-96'13 0 FF ICE SE AV ICES j714) 955-2580 frontage 5•6-1653 IEWPOU IUCll 1 room to 2800 IQ It FROM $195 to $t3t5 545-6627 alt 5 and orend new Thrs 1a • A~~ at H.unt1ngLo.n_--~· Savings & Loen, 6967 Fem to snr 3Br. 2Ba 1wnl'IM tor <1-6 mo $275 mo. incl viii Nr S.C Plau. 5'46-4596 From S1 16 a aq It Adi lJ NEXCELLEO SER· 1 btk from beach NoOe 2 A11port11 Inn & Frwys VICES ENVIRONMENT 6 0 ---COEDS • Would lo..,e to S 1700 value Wiii sell 101 00 sq II fllce Newly 90• 127 corner M· 1 wt Lost Orange Persten lam perly wtyou Call Sue 0, 5700 631•9106 Warner, H.B E 0 E decoracted Beautllul small bldg 991 W t911'1 <:al. Neltre Beck Bay. NB Kathy a nytime 1213) ----- wood p11nel1ng and St.C M 6'12·3•90 area Reward 64•-4293 6 3 4 . 4 5 7 1 I 7 1 "I bookshelves Ideal ror t l•tl•••HI bdrm. t ba. ger Female Call AM 833-3223 STAFF llOll·Smoker. no pets T E E DO ·RTE s BANKING Rmmate to Shr apacloue home, N.B Wik to l>Ch $250 mo 631·7325 S295 mo 1st. tasl, s 100 1617 Weatcllff. N B 256 H H A u... A d 675 "563 lo 4000 .,., 11 ISi floor COMPANIES or 2 people. Cornar of Stltlfl 4550 Lost Engt11h blue cat 527·7~ ••• •• , .............. . LOii CLOSER IOYERllEIT LOii llSURER ep ..., Agefll ~"j:5032 114/Hl·Olll M/F Cn11st1en & responsl· --------- 3 Isl Sl & Newporl Blvd ••••• •••••••• .. •••• • • Reward Voe Brookl'lurst Ex o 11 c a an c e, s to, Joi1 W10IH 101S $550tmo 675.-3551 Storlgl Sheds. ettractlve & Hamilton 89•·650 I Bachelor/ Bacl'lelorelle ;~~~~··~;;;1~~j~;~·:;,tt weather proofed wood REWARD Parties 738·8538 or do general h1ndy ~ork Portable cust o m & Lost Jewelry In red bro· 558-11538 Call eves & wkends. -------bte. CM S215 plus uUt •Hlllt OFFICH* SO LAGUNA 3 Arch Bay DELUXE SUITE LIY( AT TIE IUCI John ~8-6213 From I room to 3 rooma 2 Sulles avell Gd Hwy Fem rmmte wented 10 M/F shr t>eaut Back Bey From SI 16 a sq It No Vislblflly 497-235 1 Wittr Freil II~ Shr Bel. Ill home. $285, condo Pool. 1ac. tennla lease required Adi Air· •2500 SQ It 1ndu111rat unn ulil pd. 1175-9142 $300 645-5123 POiter Inn. 2172 C>Yponl wrlh 325 SQ tt, of office+ 20l2 SQ Ft (cen di •I modular Ruu 966·1640 cede big Senllmental For Companionship mas· 972·115~ value tnfo cell sage or a driver call Ken Exp pract nurse Aers. M1m1 497·3672 497-5716 transp ays. nttes Please tee our ad tod1y undllf LOAN Promontory Point Fem to Shara 2 BR 2 BA Ocean view. S<IOO mo Teri 963-71173 ext 238. Call AM 833-3223 5000 tq It asphalt cove. S 1 SO/sq ft 8<12-46•4 lo1i••11/l•r11t/ Found Sun 10th, gray & Good Loowong W/M 34 548·6572 Mrs Derek TERMINAL OPERATOR ,,.,,,, w .. '" 43ZS Alrporl area • Exec: Sul-•• ••••.•• ••• •••• •• •••• •es From 225--•SO sq h 644-43911 Chrlstmu Rental w1nted, $ t per sq. tt. Many xlr8' Call 557-70t0 ----------1 In CdM by Swed1sn1----------lal hie SJH/Slh/~ Orendperents Dec 400-900 PLUS 1<100 sq It 11t/tst. 979-911116 dye 15-Jan Pref 2Bf furn Pentl'louse Bayfront Sur· M·F 6"<1-7896 te. perking , Pl\1101 1173-t003 A Salute to. • Not~ble Businesswomen ational Women in Busin ess Week is Oc tober 17 through 23. To honor local women in business, industry and commerce, the Daily Pilot will publish a specia] feature in its October 23 edition. T his is an exceptional opportunity to int roduce a new or longtime associate 10 the people. of the Orange Coast, or to honor awards, a chievements or contributions. This Is the . Actl~al Size Ad For belt reproduction, t clear btlClt tnd wttltt Photo of any •Ire can be u1eo. Your "*NOi .iu eccompany ,,,. plctu,. tn thl1 ~. tf you choou not to pubtlt h • pic ture, flll tl'tt •P•c• with your meueoe. The cost of each notice, with a photo is only 132. ,p on't miH t his special opportunity. Deadline for reserving pace is October 20. <All today I --642-5678 • red & lanced va1d Furnrshed suite wtootalde Fi•••ct •2<100 aq It 111dua1111I ent Nwpl Ben OC Air· •••••••••••••••••••••• unit with 900 IQ fl of port S200 mo 857-6363 l•1iaHI wtolle YO Cockallel, Mesa avelf tor companionship eves Woods C.M 557-9111 lorgeneroust1d1es Tony SDll motivated creative FOUND Blkltan mla 642"7656 ondrvlduat seetcs creative ~~~·~e:Q ~':'0~11dustrta1 CDI OllHIER ••• "..fr.!!!!'}!l ••• !.~f unn wl11'1 1500 sq It of Otlloe on 2nd floor. ap-Soutl'I Counly Arctde upgr1ded office Have pro• 580 sll So of Co111 Location and macl'ltnes aub·fease tenant for 900 Hwy w/ocean breezet or loaa11on only Cati breed. med, ahort legs, A D&D'tt seet<s dungeon, emp opp Vic 538-4• 19 y II 0 '11'1'1 F v II r. I new 10 area Wanted by eltrac. eaec hskpr lfve.ln POSlllOn In e1egeri1 beacn clly home w/Jec. toe ••eclprol M or coopte Educated. haghty qualllied. superb cook Raq ..salary & cer Refs 534-301<1 aft 12 8.48-9372 m19 714/5<15·35111 Lee SQ It or office space If and s u 1111 y p 1 11 o T 0 m 0 1 s 1 m 0 n e Lost M an s Bulova Ac· desired $560/mo Avell Nov 1 586-2695 cutron watch al Ml Cesa •• 1 Cati 9 to 5 875 2311 ---------Resturant area, 1711'1 SI • .... o 1v11ted owner IS • • ••ov1••0 OUT OF ST•TE d 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil"' "' " CM Oanerous rewardl rea Y to make • d,11at 1• Ctotl'llng Con1tonme111 High sentlmentel ..,1tue Call 7t4-751•4760 Pitn· ctRIU Ill llU Sl'lop CdM $15.000 Mike 646-9911 clpats only 1050 sq ft partitioned 1175-3589 osta Mesa 1 or 2 room ollfcea air conditioned l·U-n-IQ_u_e_b-.. -.-,-.,-6-5-Y-,I-. Lost Hlmalayn female eel " $75/ l -, "Lulu ' D1cl1wed Vic suites rrom mo oceted near MacArtl'lur Must 1111 tor reHons of Utlls lnctd 779 w t9tl'I on East Coast Hwy neetln Priced 10 sell Im· ~~1•1/41~ ;,u:.'~.';~B St 851·11928 S 1050 per mo med (71<1) 963-0095 IEHTlfll Lost Perlllan kitten. to,. o 1 to £H• SOZS 101se shell F. ans to E T IEWPORT OUTEI ••• ~.1................ Nr 19th & H11bor. c M Wltl'I use ot reception. JORECLlllH Rew1ra 8<15·53•8 cont room. kolCl'I, pl'lone. llELPlllE Lost 3 mos kitten Blkt aecretartel & word pro-ltt S.l1tite1 wl'll, whl paws Nr Santa cesslng M11t & message ,_EAL TY An11161h St C M Re· serv lvlll separately ii ' . 1151-5995 werd 5•8-9 I 45 deslrld7 t•C17a6tt0J.0u1d00y. \ l>1\'t..,1on of "'';;::/,''' II, ft1ll .. llJrhnr lm·c.,lnwnl Co 1 SOJS Found M blk lib wt 500 bendene, M Rel/Sl'lep Ill baatc OIC w/ e~~~~~~~~~ •••••••••••••••••••"• mix. l1wn & wl'll, M mlll lltorage By 0 c Airport ••• , •• ,,, ••• ,,, ffSO •••• unuR Sllep fin & blll . M 115',~8~2°8' m 0 T 0 m •••••••••••••••••••••• ltrt1a1• Ot. lee. Cocker. blk Newport Office & garage S285/mo Specletlilng In 111 & 2nd Betcl'I Sheller, 125 Mell xec aulta w/AC. 500 IQ Near Bllboa Bly Club TO'a e!nce 11149 Dr C M 11•4-3656 11 w/bell'I & gar $400 & Coast Hwy. 11411-764 t Robt S11Uer NHtCM FounO Enoll•l'I Sheep mo 675·3600 II IQ FT A E Broker Bd Rea1to11 Dog, H B erH ull ,.,..., office 1300/up 0 • • 1142·2 t 7 t 5•5·0611 11113•5085 Brencn offiee $110/mo t200 aq ft • SllOO/mo WIDOW HAS SU lor TD's i---------- Ans ..,..., .. 150/mo 328 No Newport Blvd RE LOllll. 10K Up. No lost Picked llP In Bui· NeWJ><>rt Beach 752·64011 720-1685 Credit Cl'leck, No Pen· tocks Wllal'lire Puking Respecteble congentat ceuc lady, early 80 • desires rnov111g 10 Artz Pteacot ar11 Compa. nlon (not nursel to lady of same wl'lo can pro· d11ee down on home or 1-S-wed--19-h-0-,-r1-see--ks-jo_b_H rentel Spt11 rent & •~· 8 counterl'lelper. bl•· pens No nenky penkv. mt1td. nousekeeper, etc Excnno rats CIO The Serious ans. Coll Answet Delly Piiot. PO Box 1580, Ad 65 10. 6•2-•300, 24 CM AO t08 t l'lrs Ladles 101 companlonsl'llp Swedlll'I man 22 Meks lob or Just to talk c111 Ken any type gardening. ba· 497·5718 byslllfng. ~secleantng. trllal counter l'lelp, lull 01 PIT Strritfl 5360 Good rers Cell Answer •••••••••••••••••••••• Ad • 704, 642--4300, 24 lT YHR IHVIOI hrs Personal, quallfled com-Europ11n Ledy (French. oanton dflvera for your Engl11n speaking). too· day 10 day errands king for P/llma work 11 Shopping. doctor'• comp1nlon for elderly , appta. cnurch, ate All l1dy. or housekeeping, • need• met. By nour or or 5 day week So. Coatt day 49•-5857 Plaza or Newport BHcl'I ,, .. 556-1253 S~SIOE SHOPPERS Prof ehopplng & errand IJ!Jl..'f!!~'!. ...• !.'.f! aervtce 6 4 4. 4 3 . 7. ACCOUNTANT 720-1769 tot: 11 tweed pants aull 00 t·B Birch St. NB u o Studio •pace to en are, elly. 0.111111011 & AHoc wlll'I fur coif••. blue/ Relallonthtp Recovery. tq 11 S t 00 per sq fl C M Approx S65t mo ..... 11_13_._1_3_1_1 _____ green allk blOUH. Uti.ral Learn how to slop 1ne COST ACCOUNTANT lmmeot11e .opening 1v11- la ble for a part time Termln1t Operator to work II 30 am to 2 pm C>Ytles wtll Include ente- ring data for tl'le Loan Dept onto computer Ill· m1n11 and operating pr1n11r end 1u11tl11ry equi pme nt tor DEC cornputllf Prior termlnat experience on digital eq11lpmant/ DEC 1 t<I• and splnwrlter printers preferred. Typing of 60+ wpm accurately ls req11I· red Wt Oller an 111rac1lva aallry, good b91111111 and 1 beautiful work envl- 1onm1r1't. Pl11se Catt Judy Emeraon at (71'4) 776-7101 between 9 AM and Noon for more In. form1tton * * * ** •COLUMBIA* * SAVINGS * .ind lo•n * 1\\~n<i•lion * ***** e 10 s. BrooknUrsl - Anal'lelm, CA 112004 equ11 Oppty Employer M/F Aoen1 5• 1 5032 11· I IAM. 556-3343, IV9I rewerd 875-51011 pain of not l*ng IOved & • 9 6 2 • 0 7 '4 0 or CHtt•IS,JlllH to b11llO n ew r e ta· ltllH OfflcH 2 t3/5911·00611 Owner or 2nd end 3rd TO Found Male long ha tr tlonal'llpt when old on" Rtdhlll, Coa1a MIU Welk Up Kloak . 11<4 Sq. I t NO -4 Rock)' Point Wll· PUPPY blk W/Wl'll On 1'1av1 broken down Sublet 1778 sq fl 81 79c Ft . well locetld In new lln~ to NII at • dltcount chest Vic S..Clltt C C. Orou.cc:,11 now lorn\lng ~t~~::.t e7:.~~~2r~o.~· ~::i~:r H~~:n: l~f:!111~ ~~~:,~~~:! ~~~7cs'c:;:: 1_1n_H_B_:-~l-~-:-:-~-·~-2_2_5__ 11•0 tton 71•·720·2280 come tl'll tnvestment ot • PURPLE JADE RING IAU HOORTI WHTlt•ITll llfetlme. Aek tor Steve NB/CM ara. 54&-61136 Call Rod 720· 1645 To monitor ano Improve Beauty • EatebltlMd men axlatlng Job order co1t & womans hair aty11ng ay111m tor mecbanlcal ll'top Orange Co. airport product rn1nut1et11rer arH, l'IM 0000 Q91111ng Mull nave B s In AC· f 0 r II y II et p rt I w I counting eno 2 y,.. lndu· following. Hlgl'I perC9n· •Hii l co•t txpartence. t a g • . 5 <I 8 • 8 3 7 7 : tttong In budget pre-552-0205 paratlon, 1nt ly111 of _Boa_t _______ _ 011u111 office 01 11011 71'4·1175·3285 Prof. Student 1n.tapeuttc t paoe 142110/900 eq ft C•••1ttll/ Loll: CAT. Long n11r HI· menage. your home. fOf produot Jlne margin• and 1.430411200 aq tt Besen •••l•I• ~~t• Aaa11•n•••I•/ m1lay1n. wnt w /blk & M or '·Tom ~11•2077 Blvd e1wn 2 f--. ClvlC 'l'"W ~ • I I Orang• point• Down· Ma..-IOI Hunt1no1on c~1« l'lnoppi,iO'C.,.1«. •••••••••••••••• •••••• ""'NI I town H e geo.3997 R• '""' 1411 Sano conlldtn1111 r•· H;;;o:;. Mutt ~ tlls>e-prlma IOCellon 9711-81189 Office or rettll locatton W. £11t I 11e•i w11d •••••••••••••••••••••• •ume. tnOlcallng salary. ,.__.. ......... Knowttcl· reporting ot v1r11noe1. IOAT lllTIL Newpon Be1en. Appro11, •••••••••••••••••••••• i----·-------to: ... ...._ -or 660·01 44 550 1q. It 1500 mo. to• baHan•t•fl JIOf Found. Manx c1t. Miia HOLIOA'!~OM[ 0, &. 11..lll 0-gl-boar_!J, =.,~d$Sen/h•r YllW .,,IOI 1a1. 640-8644 ••• ••••••••••••••O• •• veroe area. 10.16 vtcH ...... ae· "'" . ~ ....... LIVE 30· .. 40·1 M11tlc ror ~M772 Exchange your"°"" tor P, I. lea Ifft to start. (213) 211·2t77 OlllOe tullt on Ptc Co••• L1gun1 BHcl'I new 500 ~' ptny ~on Jazz •----------1 mo. vacation In En· W ltlll Hwy ovtrlooklng New-1<1. ft .. ocean view, 11lnt Group. 6<1•·7-490 gl1nd. 1nc1. frH uH of 1 nftr 8~~!~~!~' port Harbor Appro• P•rklng , l1H1/opllon. l1naa1l1 l,Jlf car The advtfllMr na1 IA Intl "~ '"" 1000 aq tt a.tow marllet 4911·5841. SCRl".LETS ••••••••••••••••• ••• maoa •rr•ng«nenlt w/ !qual OOotY ~ Pl'T for N.8 . tn11e11orl ''''· 7t•tll49-7t00 Batbo• Pen., ~.I., •P-IUll L..a 1 Wllll'I 1r1911ttt farnu ... IMng 1n iiiiiiiii M•'"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~,:..."i.,':::,'t~~ ~o ... .. n prox. llOO l<I It. on Nwpt ·~wes PHOTO MOOl~S ti.1ulllul homes lo 811· gtow. lt~t 0 .K. Good ' llvd. 1700/rno. utn1 Incl M~ ESCO .. TSIOANC!M chtnge w/llmllat homn lyptng abtttty, po1ttlva t200 aq It • MOOtmo e1s.ot20, e7&·4t30 ~ • TUNll ouTCA1.1. u liAS "' YG1H •• AH 110UMe Dally Pf lot ettltuctt, '""' •PPt•· 328 No. N: llvd. RENT OR LlAIE: Newt~ Permit • ~ Hl ... 1 Ptrlo"atty lnaptcttO, ClaUH'-1 rtnce, qutcll mind & 720·1 6 l"lllC91'1 . Arctic 1~~~~~~~~!!!I ptiotot1 a11att. on requeat. ,... "•Y Ptrl0ft9'1"" ll'l•n. • -T , .. _.. ramoOtled home wit COMH '1MT i; Tl'tla wW>e wtll COit you WOf'tc... MM i' ""' -rww• latr. IOt. Co!Ml't aonlt19, It ,_.-._ ..... 1-... and "'91 SIOO fof Youf lndM-"•II datOfy. 11 eoo to t200 11 ti tot Id to Newport llvd, --.... ·-· M•ille YoUf lflDI0"'41 •· Chlll oholca. Write "'-" you. "'9 n. ,... ., •• '" ..... aq/ft, 1nctude1 Janitor 14 .1i34, 811·1'"· fountain pens "'"" tl'te tltf 11~ u.ing the Oelty .... '<> 90ll Htt,-.. ....... -WtM . , ·• Ot'Ull '"°' .... ut111t...... • .. me ••ur• r-. beth -..... c ••m·-...... ,., .. ti 9 for--· a. ... ....... .... ... .. .., -Oftlot. wor11 ~ & out-art tol_d 1r-''" ~ilfttlmt """' --· J ._ "'· • 0 ••• -· ••· MULLAH ~·Al. TY •Id• •toreoe N601mo. outran-Of t!llnY 49YI. .... Wiii IAlll .... ·=: .... HO-nto 431'" ! 11111 . c M . w111c11•ver COMU 1t'11IMUI l"tnd "'"'Y!'I w1,11t '" ca8"Ulel. to.llW !?"' ..... !!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~.1Jc~tual~f~led~ll0~.~ ... ~2~·~58~7~8::1~~1·~3~<48~-43~H~(c~olteo~tf).::::~F~IA8~T~~~~~~~C~lutl~fted~~A~d;•~M~l~-et~~7t:t.-;Oelty~;1111ot~~Oteu===lfltd9,=::..J..!!~!!!!!! ...... J.::"=--==~--~~:c""::·::=:= \ '· I ' ~-----~---------_.. ......................................................... ... • ..... , NMded •I 1ne 5u1 I an<1 Slll10 ltOltl to-1 R- 1au1•nl Oay 1tllll CO<I· IKI Miii\ 0oft~ In Iha AM ti 497-4471 11111111 fftMI OI. need• [Jtp1'd 01d .. Deak Pet•Otl 000<1 lyplng ano gd phone po11on11iJy a mu1t F111 oac• office 0611-1038 Tu1lln CA REE A MARKETING MANAGEMENT TRAINEE $~~~~90 IO llHllllOI (714) 848·<4535 Sun-Wed Oltlll HIP Jtlll OrHI Income pOleollal AU occupa110111 '°' In· 101m 111 on c •ll 60111108 04?0 •XI 3 IHTll. AllllT&lf Pa.11 11•~ n,., 4 day• ,,., wMk Some tron1 dHk l'.•p• ll•G Irvine 75? 7!111>6 wte~ct1y1 7 l o 3 Denial Olll<;t MO• Mllure. up11 111 pegboard, In· eurance. p•tltnt l!IClhedu· ling & bllllng 4'1> dy1. c M 631 t•20 -DENTAL OFFICE MNGR Ell~lenl. E111hu11u11c & organl,.d,. Wlbkkpng eapet 4 dy wk 5<16°3000 ..... , ... , ..... Dental olllce Newpo1 t Beech, ohalrs1de a111a. 1an1 6441.0032 DESK CLERK nMded. Fl llHHIOI f.lueo1111 ltn• 1ci;ount 11om111 Min 2 y•• •g•nc~ Ill""' fled ll Jame• a Co 1111lne Call Dut1 Wll llama. 762-0000, CO lAOIPS Xlnl lnCOlt11 Cnc hanted ~•dY • 110111• p1r11... have tun earn. B••b••• b& I 6 t40 Legal Secretary OHPIHTI te 111, 200 LITIUTIH tt S11,IOO Miry Hlcklt Agency 19162 MacArthur Blvd Sulle 200 11111na. CA 92715 No FH lo AppllClll'lt Light 11ovse wo1k Make mealt ond 11e111 drau lady Mu!>t llvo 1n and hav;, car Np1 B en 548·0805 C ARPET & DRAPERY nlea per1or>, young & aggreulvo, exper help- ful. Call 831-4402 ask for Jacll llme. no exper neceas The Sealark Motel 274 LOAN Newport Blvd 646-705 Co1umt11a Savings, a h· nanc1111 lea<ler. has two care111 opportunities 1n 11s beau11tu1 Anaheim Olllce ~~~~~~~~~ -~~ CARRIERS Wanted Earn Dental Ass1s1an1 $300 10 $600 par mo. Oesperalely needed Must 111ve dependable A O A. Newport Beach ce• GOOd driving record p1ecllco. Mode1n, front & proof of ln1urance. ott1ce a11per helpful Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sund1y, October 17, 1982 • FT Lill l"IOlal AQQ1a111v1 Nawporl Beac;h 11rn1 M@t mou Ylle<f indlvlC1ulll1 t etfl to1111 op•n Mu'I llava H [ Lio Ha1bor Pacific 065 001J lua11 0 11101 Ill.II OLllll Nuwl>()•I 8 tatlon.tl hH. part 11me poa1tl0f1 evel· lallle Wiii 11 •ltt !1117 8212 Mr l'lllfTIOl\t tlAlCS·HAAOWAAt E •P•rr•uc.ao 01 N•w· torn111 l 0111 Olflce1 tr al· nlnQ aaml1111 Including f NMA P•Lkaglng Oclo· ou JO Hohday Inn Coll• Mua, 9 "30 $ tbO (;alll R C LICtll· aees :IO•/\ dlao f Alf! JOB PLACfM(NT AS· SISl ANCE Spon101 Funding CoO•illfl .. O•I Reaerv•d ... 11ng only C•ll 101 Info, (7t<ll r / WY\9 po1111on 111 re1 all hantw•t• 11or•, •e• ljlev•. ti w WrlOM Co 1:10 Aoo11111ar, CM OAIAOt IAU ADI NOW CLAltl"ID" c1n1 W.HIMITIH 1 ~·~·"•'•"•~•o•wllll"'•••!l!!!~I Fern 10 S 1~1mo PIT II! M U I I b II m 11 I U t a flltH /dH' #H//H/ .... H 5~9 9043 le•v• Mtt· ••• • •••••••••••' ••••• • ••••••-.•••••• ••••• • • • 811011 SUPE.A Garage Saltl GIANT Oaraga Sale 0401 detkt , 1ablU pl1n11 Breakw11ar Ci H 8 Ool S•I•• clott11ng. i.nlck·knack1. G 10 Hamlllon10u111110 lllTIIEl1 doO cllpj)ar, l>OClo• 511 IAHH UU looking IO• tetra in & Sun 8·1'i 113 E Bay· 068·!1260 ~o•n OlllG4!• F1111t111 v.11., Com.? Tr.,, P.,l·Tlma front, Bal Isl• (varylhlng from b•by 1111m1 10 turn11u11 1038 I S1let •I Int PENNYSA• ,,IHa ,,.h ,.I• Kulo.ul IBrookllul'\1 111d VEA, 1660 Pl1Cen1111 •••••••••••••••••••••• Gert••ldl S111Sun 9 '111 2 Ave. Coll• Mtll Alk tor GARAGE SAl.E 7000 Ml· Mra Whllo ramar Or , 911lb01 1'.'e111n ••rt1•1• c •• , .. , looking for 4°6 exper Se11n prolo111onal1 wa spec-SIPflllHT ltthlil 111 new programs, YO•ll l•Ol•I 1 e OMP/AAM. OEM. 111 WOik PIT, 9 am • 2 pm, & 2ruJ TO'a or 4 pm • g pm, with Ille Coll JoM Cu1ttek Loa Angeles Time• c11-964·9090 Sal/Sun 873·2,03 c., ••• ,,, ,,., •••••••••..•.......... Yard Sale bed1. blkU. kit l1bl1. party l1t>IH. c;ablnatt , m11c 1t•m• ~-$100 Sa11Sun 10-" 607 Orcl11d. RESIDENTIAL culallon Team In telt· phone aolaa. Earn an MORTGAGE SERVICE hourly waga + comm C11t• 1111• Malt1. PE Ma10< wilh de· Tr tining provided Fo1 Mt~·b;~;·;1~;;·;;.:;,~d gree tor branch Mgr, d!talla, C 11117141) goods ceillng' ten. & Boys Club Suporvl1ory 5w0·030 I __ 0111er assorted 11ems Exper net1ded to reply SIGllnlllY 1948 Anaheim s1 Sun 642-8372 betwean g.5 o 9 3 5 8 5 03 ~!.'!r.!!. !!~!~ ....... . Moving Hie. IOI• of good fu,n , •ome •nllquea, piano, olc Fri/Sal/Sun. 43 I Vitia frUChll. (rleal 10 Eestblufl Shopping Ctr I 5111/Sun 10·<1 2 sofas, 2 chairs, 2 din ~ts. king ma11ress. 11e1uo. rugs, Odysst1y & misc Xlnl cond 4 t 8 SI .Andrews or coll 6•5·6400, f11•ll•11 ,,,, !!!'.!!!! ............. !'.~'!!}!~'!! ... ~ ···········•·····•···· **'BUY** Oooo u1411J r111n1tura & Appl!~ 0" I will ... , or 8 LL IOr Y~ l&ITHI AHTilll ........ 111·1121 Hou .. IUI of t>Hullluf W•letl*I, king 111'8 C-i>-"ll~e n•w" quallly turnl· tt1n1 bad wlmlrrored lure In Jaaml"• C•M41 lleadbo11d 1400 0w,_ imitt Mii Call at· t31·1271 lat I PM 760-o3AO 191!AR OAT •280 SCAN Oall P e..-~ 1900 Nf;R 1246. ., artv v ..... • 04&..28&& 8, ... dey bed 1ty19 twin bid• w1m111 ...... com 2 And Brown/beige btll· I llf PllllTlll 1011a11, co-ordlnalad dad rugt UO & HO LH 957 .. 13, •h .. 11 a11d dull fUtlles, V•ry lg Orlanttl rug ruRNITUA[ NEW Mull rtlM Ceah Pr~• ataf111 Mallrell .. & lt>Ynd Ml Twin $77 Fu" $117 Queen $147 . King $1(17 Sota Bod• $197 Soto & loveH•I 5247 0•11•1141 wllh 4 chra $87 DISCOUNT fUANITUAE 11150 H11bo1 Blvd COlll Meal 63 I ·6e09 611 ll•OWll plald aota t1lda- a-1>ad $75 M&ple dlnell• set, " cha l ra I 76 6412-11954 Brua1 1ab1e wlleavva & 6 chair•. $500 714·979-41188, llfe m1g Baby Stroller lwln. custom, Parogo .All access 1ncluOed. like new $175 979·2516 1700, Compact Aalrlg, ttGO. °"°"0106 almost naw, 1170, ~I --- Olla• 040-0278 M A T l A e I s I 8 0 x SPRING Oouola, (lrm HO 075.0&66, M·F 9·11 EllMn Oak Furnllurt, Oaak, Ouea11 •1 bed, Aelrlg, and Mort 831·88811 -Latge Magnifier Fluota· ANT IOU I! Dining T ebfa, acant d11k lamp Knit· w/4 blu• clla111 Lii new Ung m"h, 2 wlllla wlOker blUI 1325 633·01415 I WI n 11 db 0 8 Id I G1 aa1 Antique w1c1i:a1 Sota & ~ aim c11a111. m11tora, dooor llamt. a1c 6 11 Cene1111 Newport Beach 640·8 140 831·<1157 T 1la lop 54" tound P•llO lable wrought 11on baM with " IOldlng cllelra. l !IO 673-8468 Padu1e1 dlne11a WOOd· John Wayne Tannl• ck;b grain table. 4 Br1wlval Family M1mb111hlp tot chair a Xtra laat $86 11Je $800 95$-2013 552·5365 Aqua11um 1111011, hellara, B IHO 11111 , everything goH .!.'f!.'•••••••••••••••• 960·7192 aft •pm Beeutllul Simco Roping -------- Saddle Xlnt Cond. Naw II.' II $700+, 1811 $425 obo IHI ••Hll 6•0·9 166 WHIH "'' .......•.............• W.ANTEDI Good UHd H0t11do1' ''°'' IHS relr1gerato11traau1, .............•••..•... Apprx firs 4AM-6AM Poslt1ve attllude 4'~ day Openings eva ll In wk. Call Julie. 642·463' ~~~r~ ~~"·R ~~~-:~vr IUOTIUOAL IHIHUI pm, M·F Newpo11 Stach &1ea lew ~ • " • t -GOVERNMENT firm aeeka uperlenced MOVING SALE Sat & Sun Management secretary wl mlnlmum 3 Oc1 l81h & 17th Furnl· HTIOUH Fu1m1ure, pr1n1S. pain. 11ngs. colleettbles All!lo toys bo11 equipped, 1ent, misc 160 I Marl• ne•s Newport Beach Sa1/Su11 9·3 011k 01n1ng Room Table & I) upt101srnrod Chalrt X l n1 cond $800 548-2063 CABINET BAR $350 Dark wood, wlretrlg. 556-0998 2 Siik Peralan Ruga toi lroal·lrae, wllll le•· salt 1 running '°' tO K, maker Mu11 be In ••· olller. 7 K 11 intetasted, cellenl condition Cell please contact (2 13) 6<12·5678. axt 320. 951·7112 Mon-Fri, 7AM EXPERIENCED Perma- to I 1AM nent position 25 yr old LOAN INSURER .t.t •••• rLlfl yrs expr who 11 wllllng 10 lure. antiques, misc Item • learn legal sclry skills t077 Corona Lana. C.M. 438·6428 8 30·5.30 ->---------------- Cashier e 1 e c 1 r 1 c a I c o Dulles w111 include H · M&•f, Tralltll s11111y commensurale 979-7079 sembhng and submllhng wteicper Medlcel & --I d b I.II. ' •• , C., •• , Garage Sele·Ellalt Sale, Collea table, dk 11e,1111y buml wood deslg.n. l•ka new, $250. 556-0998 l!.'11.!!'l. ••••••••• ~.~~~ ll••it1/ 7141859-7200 PAll~lll LOT OHlllEll E>Cpe1tence<1 _c_oo_tc_s_n_ee· 6 mo to I yr cashiering oan ocuman1s 10 o · den I al benefits Non waler ekl equip bow & ta111 FHA Insurance and Starl your new career on smoker. · 0 d Wasner. Dryer. Aetrlg Furnllure. Water Bed. Moped, Bike, and riouse 11ems 4461 West Coas1 Hwy Se1-Sun, 16111 & 171h 9.5 PM 18K gold/diamond pen· Jailr••••ll 1111 dan11 .35 O"IS diamonds, •••••••••••••••••••••• t>Cperlence. pleasant ded tor dinner house personality, oul-golng & Nrte or day sh11!1 avell well-groomed. Hrs, 9·6, 3 Apply between 2:30 and days a week. Apply at: 5 PM, Mon-Fr1 990 Dove TME 111¥11£ ... , .. , St N B VA guaranly, ma1n1a1n1ng our 3rd shllt. earning $.4 CALL KAREN 851·1005 arrow tel, 100111· 1 sp loan 1tac lo.1ng system. Up 10 $<1 50 u you be· -----bike. luggage, antique Wrouglll 11on baker's ca· b111a1, wl dblt doors & shelves. $75 556-0998 gem lab appraised $950, 8$k1ng $600 631·~ YAMAHA Bau Amp. Head wllll a double 15" and insuring thll adt· come more t>Cp'd You Sec•elery chat!. etc Sun only 9·5. Quale conlrOls ate met w lll be promoted lo Someone who doesn't 474 Ogle St. CM, (Nr Ir· Minimum six months 8•· mgmt & supervisory le-mind working tor a living vine & 17111) Orllnge patio ctielrs(4), ~~!!!~!!f ....... !~!f rnv e~~e~~e~I c:~~·,0";:~ L. Aulusilne F11n;;so;lented Sele· 1061 Camelback s~tSC'ns 10 distribute Newport Beach 92660 the new European Et- perience 1n insuring vels Can 714-537-4840 Raises wlllloul asking II MUSI Clear Garage, lools. loans is required Setec· Interviews held every you're WOllll 11 3 glrl of· clOtMls. shoes Se11Sun led candidates will have Wed 6·7 pm at 1 M Oel hce Experienced Ol trll· unlll everyttllng sold Ille oppon un11y to ad· Mar. Costa Mesa E O. nee 642-9237 2092 Wallace Ave. c M llllck removable CU· SMlll·TH PtfPPIH S800obo Ga1age Sale Sa11Su11 9·4 stiions 580 556-0998 I t O t •-22 t 1 Vista Huerta East· --· -----AKC Champion tine, all J • 11 ' 1-.r• blull. lurn , sp1s oqu1p . 5 piece dining lable sat, stiols. 8 wks Wiii lldldl~~~~~·~~~~~ d di $60 tor Chrtslmas 720-0891. I· 720-2680 tortless e•erclse m•· clllne. comm11s1on1 vance lnlo the Loan Clo-E SECY !IE• IFC 548· 70 t 1 sing Oept as tile de·~~~~~~~~~ 1ewe1ry, lamps. rugs, vac goo con llon 553•06414 C~mpacl Planola pleyar c 1 n r . I 11 v b 11 n d s . Cottee table S20. Call ___ piano Good Condition bedsprds, elec 1yoewr1. 6"6·7230 #il~lllHHll 1110 $1500, Includes over 100 ier recorders etc BeORM French Pro1t. Set •••••••••••••••••••••• •Olis 673·6839 CHILO CARE needed. 2 7 t 4 I 8 4 6 . 0 6 4 6 0 r hrs. 6:30 lo 8:30 am, 3 or 213/592-4239 4 mornings wk + 1 wknd mo Loe. Blwn O C & Full Time Handyman job UCI Wiii consider hv&-ln for large office complex. 646-0768 requires experience tn CwllO CARE NEEDED general t>u1ldlng repa1ts ro (7 14) 556·6991, 9· 11 30 Ages 9 end 6 yrs 2 at· am Only lernoons per week. our --,------,--house In Corona del Mar GOVERNMENT JOBS need car, refs. $4 11r Many lobs available 1n 759-3868 wkdys US. and overseas. For *COMPANION . ~~~e~t~;r 3121888-4347 Live-In N.B Elderly --------- Lady. Reis. 673-4414 0111 snllST C I •1~ Motivated Styllsl needed •••••ti/,.•• tor Prog1eulve Salon. Hskpr, ally week-ends Salary, Comm. Vaca· wleldetly ladles can live lion Mgr 5<10-8889 1n, ('O smoke CM 631-7156, 6"2-3481 Hairstyllsl wllll lollowlng ---------10 work in new salon In COOKS, lull & PIT. hrs & Corona del Mar area money to be arianged. called Images 675·5531. Tile Gr111der Resleuranl. 1400 w PCH. Npt Bell Mii• SCllOOl QlllllA· 642·8881 • Tl ClllSELHS Learn Trade whlle d0tng People ne.ded to treln misc production. equip as Counselors to aid maintenance & some others In distress or wllh driving. MUST have problems This new clean lfc. Neal •PPt8· technique results lro a ranee Full-time 5 dy well and happy person. WMk Stan $<! 50 hr Clll All welcome 1o apply alt 10AM 5<19·223 I Contee•: Olanetlea Ctnl· er 77"-0 121 between 9 30 AM and 10 30 PM, Mon 1nru Fri, Sel 9.30 AM 10 4.30 PM Are you planning a move? Clau!lled ads wtll point you in Ille right dlrec11on to-M4\d Ula-home you need. 642·5678 lllHIElPH Responslble person, Mon.-Frl . Sam-noon Stan SS/flour Laguna Nlguel Call Mon.-Frl.I 493-6"80 HIY'eYou rud 1oday's Cl111llled Ada? II not. you'i't mlnlng ttle ~ bargains In town! panment expands LOAN CLOSER Se1ac1ad applicant will process documents per· 1inent 10 all types ot loans including FllLMCI FNMA, seconds, wraps and 1umt1os end exa-mine escrow 1nstruc· llot)S, noles prellmlnery lllle 1epor1s title pollc•es, deeda ol frusl etc A m1n1mum ol two years experience 1n o savings and loan or llnonclal 111· slltullon 1s required. We oller excellen t growth pote1111al. com· pellllve starting selarles an d comprellens1ve t>enefllS 1nclud1ng paid medical, dental and YI· s1011 coverage. For more 1ntorma11on. please call Judy Emerson at (7141 776-710t between 9 AM and Noon * * * * * *COlUMBIA* *SAVINGS* .1nd l u•n * ''"I( 1.1l111n * ***** 910 S Broo11llurs1 Anaheim, CA 92SO. !<JUii ~fF-Employer f'RI o(.R ''"HR'-• FORTRAN Programmers I I Tired of Driving to Los Angeles? I Ultrasystems, In c. has immediate openings for Fortran Programmers. Senior, lntennediate, Entry-Level For long·term DoD programs. * Familiarity with DEC (VAX/VMS) Operating Sys te ms and DATATRIEVE or VAX DBMS Software desirable but not mandatory. * Must be able to qualify f or DoD Security Clearance. Send current res ume to: T.A. Jenkins ultrasys tems, inc. 2400 Mic helson Drive Irvine, CA 92715 I I • An equal opportunity employer , MHICHIST ·ll,.r'4. 645-5370 Ma1ura. work ethic, lgllt bkpng, good oHloe skills. $1000 up Non-amkr, 673~3591 Land devetopment com· panv. heavy phones & 1yp1no Sllollhand or equiv. req'd Mature, non smkr Send resume & salary requirement lo. PO Box 7006, Newport Beoc11, CA 92660 Nume•ous llsellld Items. clothes, loys. etc t052 Co11cord, C M Sel/Sun 9.5 644-5846 _ Dresser w/mlrror & night ~ ht ... N e w a c c o r d I a n le•olitlt1: llrlll sev'aensd $150 551-5007 8 to 20 long. 364 Pl' 11. S300IOBO. Greal tor S .. T / s u N 1 o. 5 pm 775• 1491 anytime lllds Heather 6"6--6705 " Balboa Oceanlronl Sat/ -• (Raleom St. nr Vtctor1a I Sun Oct 23 & 24 9am to MA T T RESS & B 0 X Anllque mahogany cabl· 752·8383 Retrig $150, gar dr OP· 5 A 11 • a a el house SPRINGS Obi. Brand ne1 wllll ong. RCA radlO Olli I · I ner S<IO, Sota, many e•· GOI PC gbr gd 11ard Newl S150 551-5007 & record f)layer-$75, b•· ", 1t•ll•t1 .lc1o1•111C s up oar s. · throom "marble type" ~•!f••tlt 1111 -Service 1e11on Attendaril. eel. bargains 631-3039 d II 1 eve1 Fton1 wheel allgnmenl eicper, apply Shell Sta· woo 1 · gas urnace. ----sink 1n 1 door & 2 drawer •••• • •••••••••••••• Own tools Newp<><I Tire uon 17th & Irvine. N-· Washer, Cryer "family 1elr1g stoves. woo d Antique Oak 01n1ng Am cabinet plus mattlllng 2 All hardwood desk. 6 Center 3000 E Coast port BNCh. sale. 311 22nd s1, CM sriuners. carpeting . lbl w/4 cllrs door wall cabinet & dra-. $95 !-----,.----..,..,...::-9 4 Set only sinks. toilets, ale t023 $395tobo 641-0988 "marble lype" wall sll....,I, 752-7179 Hwy, Corona det Me_r -S E W I NG M AC H I N E -·-· ----· ---E B a I b o a B I y d "' MP<;t'lanlc, small engine OPER Expr. factory ,, •• ,.;. v.11,. 673-5847, 631-41895. Twin bed, Kini cond $65 all for only s100; tempe· OFC IESI a 011&11 E.-perlence Neceuary. producllon llne Pc ••••••••••••••"••••••• 673-8960 (sltel Aller 5 PM red glass sho-doors, $75 551·1364 SAT/SUN 9AM·5PM 011 675-3291 Ilka new. only $50 lor1 ___ _ App11cat1onbyApp1only 1a1as. Costa Me1a paintings. furnllure, kit· both Call6"2-0138. a111 •-1 Call 639-3540, OTS 015· 642·9651 chen ware. dishes. col-The fastest draw In tile New B•oyhlll 01nlng Set 6 ~~•••••••••••••••~• tributing, Orange 1•1-11-1,-,-11-1-6-1-.. -,-1.-1-.-1 leclibles. llre wOOd. good West a Dally Piiot cl1811S, 2 leaves $950 110 gallon Aquarium, Basenjl red & whl M !>UP· • .. ~1 • junk 16038 Catleton SI, Claslilled Ad. Call Today 867·2320 custom 1tand & acceas py, sriow proapect, wllf trC•ll• 111& Somewlltta out there 6"2 5678 ---------StSO 847 268-4 .... Perl time Food brok11, there must be a person FV E of Hrbr of Liiac --·-------Queen bed, Custom Orttio • co-own . ..,50 898-3821 women more sullable. over-60 retired, who la including frame. Good WANTED exerciH bike. KEESHONO puppy ~KC, car necessary Call Fri looking tor nones1 work cond $100 497-5085 Reaaor1able Pleat• call champ. line 9 wks. $150. Ocl 151h and Mon Oct In family business. We IJ.'.11..'f!!'.'.'!. •••• !.J.'!'J ~II.If!.".~~! •••.•• !~!~ Old Wicker Rocker. An 1 w • r Ad 6 2 6 . ,_5_5_1_.soo __ 1 _____ _ 18111 949·05H eici 17 need a persori wllO can ,..,."El •&EllT Sears Elec Cryer. avoc Trunks. & An'I Tables 6"2_.300, 24 hra GOiden Retnever Puppies, •·IL sc•LPTllllST receiv& & ship merchan· .. .,.,, " Heat serisor 673-3460 liiiiiiiiiiiii~iiil.JA~K~C~&!s:ll:ot:•~~~~ " Oise, do Ute llaridyman EJCpet'd pleasure' agent, S 557 96..,.. Needed tor progr11s1ve job•. keep our place Sabre trained. ptaterable S ~ 645-8968 Single eleclrlc adjus11ble 250/ea. • ~..- salon Soma cllantele clean & contribute 10 Ille with 1 tollow1ng Call Gibson AIR SWEEP Air bed. Kint cond Wll Hiii pref Salary, comm . rr1endly and cheerful Wedneaday 522-3302 cond 220 volts. $175. 640-095 llLU_.1 •• Oarllng 6 mo Old sandy· hatred m111 Haa shots end lie 1 20 obo. 760-2680 vacation Mgr 5'10·8889 atmosphere here. We A$k for Marie. 645-8968 French Provincial Huteh. 4 .,, ..... Nursing pay modH11y so II would d 3 11 1 8 d ll•lte4 E4ltMI LVN for buay back oH~. ba helpful II you heva nPHmlH & R,~!!,~~. ~~. ~::S.s~~ 1~!ir s xfn~'~ond~aij~~ llPll llllJ FI T 567-3242. Ask lo• ulall ng Income. Wa PAlll·" PEISll 548•44185 Firm 631·2010 AKC Cocker 1Bu11 Male 559-9607 Joan Smith provide medical & otfle( Itek Quadrltek, busy 25•1. OFF an collactor'1 ln1tra1t1ng benetltt C.M. Print snoo. Exper. Rel, side x ildo. FF .. IOe Rourid side I able $50 . plales. Oct. 16-18-19-20.1.,..,.=-..,...--".:""---::--- Nu•slno Mu11 be neat & bond•· only Call for appt maker. excellent cond. Pedestal mirror $100; 4 9:30am-5:00pm. 372 ea. AKC Yor1e1a Pups. 1 Fe. RN or l VN needed tor bit Please phone Mrt. &42·01« 1200 5"8-4485 game ollalrs $35 ea: 1 mlno d• Ellrella, San $350, 3 Malas. $250. FI T days In convale9Q8nl Monroe tor lnlervlaw 1--------------------club cllalr S75 Clement• 496-U 11. 8 2 8. 14 88 or ( 2 1 3) Hosp. Xlnl Salary & Be-t714164t·0353 "AITEl/WllTIESS Brand riew daluica Teppan 760-0499 l!~~~~~~~!!~IJll~4~7~-"~06<I~~~-~~ nellls, 1ncludlng Ins. SICk 1----------Wllll car tor wlckar DH· 30" gas range, 2 ovens 1----------1: Pay, and Vacations Ap-~llft[R SJIR ket lunch service. 9:30 10 ( 1 c;onl cleaning). coal K•n9 size m11treas and Ice cream freezer 130 Pini\ Maulokln Parro1, w/ ply Beve11y Man0<, 3410 ..>Ur ft ... 130 pm Mon-Fri Earn $899 sacr 14 50 boa spr1ngs Frame Halrd~S25 Oest<s$20 IO• wrouglll Iron cage. Victoria. c M Dynamic investmer1t Co 1150 to SHO wkly Must _55_2_·_30_7_5 ______ !s~~~00G o o d con d ea Side tablas $15 $800/obo 540·5396 --PUT...-JIM OAOER ENTRY PROCESSOR lrvlnfl based messenger service rieeds part·llme person 1 30-5·30PM To ana phones, lake ordets & enter ordlll's into com· puter terminal Start $<1 50-$5 50 per hr Cell Barbaro 556-6328 PIT OeYelOP buSlness 10 market sec:urny system Eatn e1111 e S20001mo lagle Enterptlses 855·6807 Real Es1a1e See "Loan Ottlcer Tra1· n1ng Seminar" ad Aecep11on1st1Typls1, NB. law firm good typing 111 1111 C all Luisa 640·8900 llECEPTIOllST 0 C Airport atea 104' In- vestment real estate & acc1 olll ce light phones-lyplng-bkkpg. 6 llea1blt hrs per day lll·HU Aes1aur1nt requires a SUPER Sl AR be neet, P8f$0n9bla, en· Frost tree aide by side 552-0&5e ABYSSINIAN$· 2 klllena. wm1nq to ......, "Oll'f btlsl· ~re 97lr-074r-arro reTog. 9 cu-rr.-t:ooi n lrundltt-Bed COnlempo. Wavne-T9'\nla -Club rv-<k4<-e4I o. t I e neu. Compensation 10 AM tor appt. $275. 857-5086 rary design. Xln't Condi· lamtry" memt>eralllp for spayed CFA reglst'd. $36.000 plus bonus and 1--------------------lion $100. 67S-11"497 sate Make otter. <193-0415 81capt1ona1 benellll Wiii WllATOI MAYTAG Washer & Drye1 1---------760-0499 1-----:----=--- 0pportunlly 10 1rave1 for BrOkarage llrm hu Im· Excel cond $250 t>olll. Solid Oalt Capu ln'a 1----------1Parakee1's S8 ea. Cocil•· a brlgh1, highly motlva· med open for eKper wife 540-0337 Chairs. refinished Oout>le bed w/ant1que 11e1 ·s $35 ea 6'117'>\ tad se1111anar. Aoq· Clg operator. hrs 6·2·30. $50 ea 760-8310 lrema $100: table saw round oa g e S 6 5 , degree and evidence ot selary commensurele wl F:,:~~:r~:~~!~~tr;:,, Liquidation house sale, 1_s_1_00_6,...4_6-_17_50-:--:--:--i-6-4-6-_2_2_3_1 ______ ~ super star 1ccompll1fl· e>Cpar For app1 cell, He· $350 6"6-5752 any11me eccessoroes furn. China. CHEMICAL LAB SU~\-li•an I Otf•ll lfH men11 If this lsn'I you · I en M c G I n I e y , silver. c11andeller1, TO &'!-OFF '>\'¥.PM •••••••••••• ••••••••• please tell your sm11rtea1 714-6<1<1·2292 ll~ld gOOds 10 be sold M·F. 10.5 Sal. 932 N. Oak Upgrl ghl piano, star 'luallty friend at>oul 1----------APPLIANCES at 11ery low price Mull M e 1 n st Or an g e . needs finishing. this ad Non smokers 23 w k I SlOO·S200·$300 Oii. re· call ror appt 10 get 1hru 639-7071 $850 5"8-7272 please Colllns Assucla· or ers 1 lr1gs. washers, dryers, gale 759·0386, cash 1es. 567 San NIColH Of. cooktops, ovens dish· only By appt only Bumper pool/ping pong Yemalla Polished Ebony NB. 92660 NEEDED 0 washers combo, S 100. Flipper 4 8 ' · p I en o . U 1 R . N W! Ga1den Grove Appliance Seti ll1t Oelll style pin ball macil, $400. SJ500/bSI ofr 966·8677 13 t91 Harbor Blvd GG s 100. sewing machine Oak credenn. $400 Cable upright piano. like $1200 537-6333 $75. t>edrm lurnllure Hammond alee organ. new S IOOO Open Sun. II·" 549.7235 $750 6<14·2119 6"6-6201 Apply wllh U S leading TEACHERS-spee\atly goods re1111er 7 14·964·5354 CALL ANYTIME la It Tilll Sun-Wed ,,,,, ... ,;,, ...................... ~.~,. .. ~~ •••••••• ~."!!,! ,. 1. IOIS Sota-bed. blue, dble sz. nRt Ila $75 or reas offer ;;~i;·~~~-·f~:.d·~~.; 979-9536. 832-7965 incl mowers. viii bed & 7 Sota-grn & yellow plaid, concrete mllle• Avail for $175 Matching club chr 111ew1ng Mon Ocl 18th $75. Wicker racker $50 fro m 9 10 4 pm al Oak end lbl $50 Oak Fountain Valley City Spanllh oanch 175 Yard. 18240 Ward SI. 675-3089 For You To Ch1111• Careen? submit sealed bids by -------Fri Oct 22nd al 3 pm to Sola & Loveseaf. earlh· Fountain Valley Clly Hall, tone plaid, solid wood, WESTMINSTER PurcllaSlng Dept , 10200 qlty consl Fair cond Oo you Ilka teaching? ANT~'t8E~ALL Slater Ave Min bids '°' $ t50 640-9166 ' Bui, do you need the 11751 Westminster Ave each will be posted NEW French P1ov bdrm, opporlunlly to work In· OAADEN GROVE 1•1-. --1-----1-1-11-ermolre & buraaus & din depandanlly • and lo 554-6!03 .!!(!.!!•••••••••••••• •m tel 8<41-3239 earn more? I~~~~~~~~~~ Girl's Schwinn Pink PM• l H O.ttll Kenwood Cllet Food Pto-It.. "'J cesSOt". never out ot bo• ••!!!I •• ••••• •• ••••••: valued at $325. sell 1982 Ski Naull qua S 2 2 51 of r 54 8·89 5 4. "200 ,.. Qnly 38 floun 6415-7491 AllO have e 1977 For· Man's leather coat . slze mule 110 20 II .. Ilk• 38 10 40 Zip OUI linlng N E. W I C a I I ( 7 t 4 ) $"45 6"5·9521 842·2000 & Uk for Jl.m- my, Jr II out, pleaae RepubllC "Kids Fly Free" leave message! 1lcket1, ages 2· 16, t>Cp.1---------- 11115182 2 tor s 110 Skis & boots, Flecher 673-M87 180CM Sz 10 1 ~ old. $50/t>SI olr 552-3511 Radio con1rolled Falcon1---------,.- Senlor model elrplane lr.,1ti•1, C.1 llH plus 5 ell RS red lo gear • • • •• • • • • • • • • •••••• • $350 Gena HIME •Ill 1114)5418-2429. Ill a OIUIOTIU MEAl SLICER And Por· 11on control pe11on 10 ope1a1e Hobart Sllcer E11per. Prel'd Out will ltaln 9 30 AM to 8 PM. Mon-Thur. 6 AM lo 1 PM Sunday Apply 10 AM 10 Consider • career as an 12 or 2 PM to 4 PM IDS Rapresentelive. Pro· Lori's Kitchen. 3077 s. vlde your community Harbor Blvd , (H1rbor at with ptolesslonal mooey Carriage DI l s A. management Mr11lcie1 • ----------1 what people are Hklng $ willower Net Like new Antique Botlet 650: Cut ,55, 833•3222 Herculon, brown and gra11 crystal S 150 China beige. good cond. $85 aet 1 175 867-2320 woman's 10 apd blc;ycla. 548·2667 Small Antique Dresser good condition. se5 0' BUNK BEDS 1 8 6 0 · 1 8 9 0 $ 2 9 5 offer 759·0097 & dreu. to mMcll. $100 5"8-8954. &45-7491 SCHWINN Pixie, lltlle 5'48·1067 TAP WATER PURIFIER. Trlpla llller, dellclous, household Revtrst· Otmosl• Warranty So- dium, Clorlne, All:leslot. vlruM• removed. 1149. 49W<l14. , ... 11TM1111 a n ,, ........ ,. .., . Sill • TUii lllllllH'I tor and need right now Anllq~ wleklf lurn. Ar· l lrls. w/lralnlng llHla Bd;m Ml' Obi bed, 8 pee Poriat>te Digital muhlma- • EWPlllT Our district managera· Income a11er1gaa over $45,000 and our OIY111o- molrt and more. 2821 55 645"8966 Fr P1011 solid wood 111. u ,_, S 175 . Ooean Ln CdM 673-8 112 SCHWINN Bantam, llllle I 3 5 0 or bas t o I r . "3·8291 aol.mo ULll nal Manager• over 170, 000 per year Oppo<tUnl· tit• to advance are 10 beeulllul antique staf· boys. wl tralnlng wheels 540-0337 •-.-.. -... --.-.-.. -,---.. -,-1 ned gtan window• from 155· 645•81168 BABY CRIB. Simmon•. An .uea ancs lhapea. c.tl mid-I church 25" men's Nlslllkl wllll Ilk• new, wtilla w l lof cter 831-0871, 876-9144 auntour cyclone shll1lng. canopy. s12~. 6'40-6187. . Y~to;56:1453 Have Immediate full and pa•Hlme sales opening• In our COametlc ., ... Apply In pe11on M·F. 10·12 2 Falhfon lalend N-pOll Centi( EOE Salas J GlJYS GALS HOT NEW PAOOUCT celled 8ober·up e.rn up 10 I • • • abundant, and we oHet oompieta training. Many of our moat SVC• oaetlul men and woman come from the leeching p1otasslon. You could be our nHt ~ atory To attend our Career Seminar at Huntington Beach LIOrary on Octo-'* 23, Call 933--9450 tot your ltMfYlllOtl lnt1ttn llttnlflH .. ,..., .... Equal Opp Etnpl M/F EACH OTHERS t-t htt wHk. Earn HOO·HOO mo, no aelll ng n ee 850-11191 A llHtll lllO St25. Soon 642-8534 .~~.................. ..;i,,., HARBOR AREA APPLIANCE SERVICE ' #•tlrlllf lllS We Mii tecond .. guat •••••••••••••••••••••• appllenoea 549-.3077 ••• a1.1n. I •-•-.,._1 RedwOO<I 2•8 decking. -· "'"'""-4·20' long; 8190 r.owoocs l• 1157-8133 Mn<:lng. Call Jim or 1(9(1 Waaller·~·Relrlg. Dltflwuhaf ·Fraenf JUnt OOnd. _.6-6848 111y11me. 775-14111. REDWOOD OECKINO 2114'1. 339, 2X8. 4k P« 12' Upright Ir .. ., $100. 11 Aun1 Ilka new. 548-3375. 1 ___ s_a_ ... ,_1_1 H_S>-0_1_2_2 __ Aefrlgt. WMherl, Dryers. l'rtt ,. ,,. Ml Man~ to chooM from. •••••••••••••••••••••• 0utr 1 100/up 85g.()M2 FrM $llm0y9d m•te, un-• · altered, reQlt. 4 yn C•· Wtrdt Menu•Mtglc 011 thy Cray, 642-5713; stow,~ OOIO. 2 Y" 876.eooo ctyt s 1110. 54t-te7e ,.,.. llhten•. 1 wile, boK IWrlferetor. W•tlngllou• trained. H , •hilt, axcet oond. ~107 1145, ·-·-54702918 "·-,...,.... ... Nc>l'lone8 .... ..... ~ -··PIT "•frlttrelor. Ilk• new "'-lroat frM. 2 dr P .. Zoo •n' "9nta Too 2"°~1M.CM !'RH PtfS 031·M50 1400 • ltOO Wiiiy. Cell llH 113 toeO (7 t4) 536-7&M Met !Of 'vr, G • Sweat. 1011lnt mh1td R H. ~ MA A Wnf* 6 Dfvef, OobletOerm Shep , M, bro111e. oood worklng eppro•,· t mo• old. ..... Of!d· tl!IO. 780-1310 M&oOl1 .....,_ fl"tDldalr• Dryer. workt a tllk a ""' l'llale kit· WOfk l.~S:T. In ,._ ""9C11W, 176 t ...., ...._ 1...-... port . • ..-••1-n1e ,,,., •· *'· '"'" -·--· OUt loP '*'°" .,.,. "" 14 let,11#1 ,_...,_._,4_•_• __,,_,.."""""--=~ =r-=~~ ............. . I PM, Mfltt M4' tJ'to. ... Featuring weapons of all ares· Swords. c:olrv, wer touvtnln. antlqu. end lllouaandt of collae11bta llems.. ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS. Costa Mesa, lf\I., gala 3A off Arlington St Fa Orange Coaat DAil. Y PILOT /Sunday, Ootobor 11. 1982 ,,,.,,,.,, ......,, llH ... ,, "'' A.11,.,,; ......... ~........ ~., H1• C/111/11 llJO "' ••••••••• ..• -.n •••••••..•••••• ; ••••••••••••••••••.••• Otln M11k IV 1111• 1>01••· OOAT 81 tPB AVAILAOI e: Hiil ol ''t l lfld lino-00011 '100 Ntwpoo Ueoch J6 26'. &ll•Y •llOllcH PIGkl.!QA ' Down •l4MIPtnO 0111 HO 30 . 36 . 40 . 6 4b Call coupH 4 l o c11oou 60hwln11 V11111v blh 6·U·40U l1om II 6, 11 0 111 1 10001611 (8th 'I!! H3 1613 MOii I:• A3003) P110t1• 11111tno •• SUPS A\IM lfon11no1on llU ..... , ff. 1•"•1 H a r I> o u r 0 It y • D I 1 Miii ''"" IHI 840·6&46, 846 n ee 8 9 ••••••"••••••••••••••• P M , I 4 0 4 0 9 1 , S!!AUTifUl H .. RCA 113·431 3704 Color IV 2 yr w• nly $1411 Fr11 Clellv11y Open Sun IV John a 640· 1786 Bool Clock tor r1n1 24' mu. tow prolllo dHlled 610 381h SI N1wpor1 l1l1t1Cl 673-3084 8' 11••.a & rape deck Wllh rec:Ofd co1111e11on. l>lr In· Sllp tor rent, Main B1y ••Cl•. llaahing .Ughl•. 36•6'•" se It $500 6!56-0998 673·5340 Bla11punk1 cua Stereo • • •3 11 Cooew•ltt, up CA2001, Uaeel 1 week 10 33', pow•' or Hll $2~ 960·11927 llVll 673· 1943 TH I ODORI ROBINS FORD lOOO H.UIOI ll ~O (0)1A Ml\A t.4l UUIO '63 Sluelebf'lo., <!h•ITIP40ll 5 PHI CP• NICI oar '3750 2131592-179~ 1 .. 11 ......... ," 1946 Ford Woody W1 gon. S 13.000 Motorol• 23 ' con,otw 20". 3o·. 4 4o· tllps •viii 192V r ord MOdtl A Town good cond 175 now Biibo• Furi Zone S e o o n S I 0 . 0 0 0 549· 1255 Merino 556· 17 11 675 6161 a.II & Howell El&cl•OlllCS IHtl( S,.H I '60 Plymouth V•ll1n1 8 Couru lnclueltng 16 fli IOIO cyl push button auto. Volume• or electronics •••••••• ••••••• • •••••• alnl cond Ong owner 1ra1n1ng 11om basic 10 1811 Sleek Crill 455 04a 6 o o o o m 1 $ 6 7 5 1Clv1nced TV repair, a engine B11rkley jet, tan· 546·4109 Oetign Console ror lab dem 1111iler Xlnt eonel • hperlmenll, a digllal $4200 Alter 6 cell 68 Chrysle1 Convert 38, mulllmeter. 11 so110-s1111e 552·4344 000 011g ml, $2000/bsl triggered aweep osc:lllO· J -S fOIO oh 499.1997 scope and a 25" color .~1!, .. !~~'J! •••••••• ·11 Mark 111 c1ass1c 1 TV with digital clock. DRY STORAGE owner, lull pwr. a/c, leoth digllal channel display & uphol, etc. superb cond. electronic tuner. all are 68.000 ml, a must see Heelhklls & all complete Monthly boat llorage. ca1 Best otr 1131-9927 and brand new This la a any slztt. 24 hr security l>el 9pm S 1700 value Wiii sell tor free launching 1100 531.9106 HWPOllT HHS 'R'C'Ai"8" Portable ColOf 1131 lack llJ Dr •I TV. works good IU·Ol10 Etooredo Converl11>le, 1975, brown loadeo. 1e.iner lnlf $6700 646-0917 $45 640-9166 ---.. --• t 1· 4 WiHl D1ir11 1550 Colo, TV. 23 Motorola, 1 t••INI • 1•• ••• .. •••• ••• ... •••• ••• portable w/IWIVel ale no •••••• ,. ••••••••••••••• 62 JEEP CJ7. Lid CUSI $100 556·1448 Aitt11lt IJJO bl , di 5 ••• ••••• •• ••••• ••• •••. remove e 'ar op RCA 25 inch color TV. converllble console with ,emote control Like n-$250 pp 631·9276 FOR LEASE • Mooney apd b<v;. stereo, many 231 O C $60 per hr wel more •lras Warr s1111 Eves 832 ·3322 or ve110 $11 000 OBO 760-8835 675·2743_ New PS-X50 1urn11ble, semi auto, dtr dr crystal spd control $200 551-4248 c,.,_,,, S•lt T1etl1 1510 ltst 1120 r~;~;; .. /5··~;;;;~·5,~: ,.,,, ' ,,,,;., •••••••••••••••••••••• reo c asse11e Smalt CabOver Camper tor Im· c amper shell $2175 port 1rucll, bool stablll· 673-6618 zers. come< 1acks $750 -------. ~.; .. ,., 17 14> 645•5898 SPECIAL PURCHASE ••• -;,.a •••••• •••••••• · 77 Dodge camper con .. IHtl, ll1iel1•••tt version pop.top, ale. S1rrit1 f020 new em/Im eass stereo •••••••••••••••••••••• sink, stove oven. refr1g. Marine Services lols ot storage cruise Design/Install/Repair conl naw was & pa1n1 Olly work 549-2520 Ev Xlnl cond lhruoul PI um b In o' e I e c I rt cat. 'liiit:iii4iii5iii-8iii7iii3iii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I SIX PAC cobover lor Im· N-'112 Jeep CJ's 10 to choose lrom Includes winch 1amboree packag;i Bl'I<' much more SAVE THOUSANDS OlllH£ CllST AMC/JEEP/llEMAULT 2524 Harbor Btvo . CM 549-8023 645-7770 woodworll Ouallly work, II compe1111ve prices 631-7913 port 1ruck, x1res $500 or '75 Chev Sliver ado •. T 4 best oiler 631-8278 X 4 350 hyOro $4500 Marine Melnl Serv Oua· l~~~~~~~~~~I OBO 646-1367 Illy work specializing 1n I: joinery repair. paint. & lloto1t7d11/ '72 Ranchero with shell varnish Call Chuck lcHllll 1150 Musi see $1400 714·8•&-9,3• •••••••••••••••••••••• 673·3149 -----FantastH:; MolorcyGte '73 972 D IHll 1nnt IHO Honoe XL250, Slfl/Cllrt 1 atsun wl camper •••••'•••••••••••••••• 2100 m1 Looks & runs gOlng home 10 Germany, 1981 fiberglass diesel like newl 5500 497•1897 must sell Runs great Nordic lug Full yachl ___ ' ___ $950 Call 675-7350 alt trim, the besl equlppe<l '79 Honda XL500, Mint 6pm ever bulit 4 pages ol cone!. $950 or bell offer '80 Toyota Cu&tomlzoel gear, aaklng $59.500 640·8353. st ake bed truck . Air ?~~~S9~~-44SO· home '71 YWll• ITCOO cond, am/Im cass Siii· N-head WOfk. sprock-reo Moon root. dual Ctassle 18' Lapstrake el & chain 1850 whls O(' rear. 15 gal W1r Century bay bOal. 4 cvt. 850-0202 tank w1e1ec pump. hy· Grey $3500 675-6161 C1rau11c a11 shock~ stain· 35Hp '80 Yamaha 125. xlnl less steel and canvas 15' Boll & trailer • conel $600 c.nopy 2 rear mounted xtres, $750 or trade 760-9215 tool boxes, 2 captain's •673-0&<!7 • YAMAHAS '80 y Tri· Chrs. mounts IOI Stake 18 South Coast, totally M olo .75 MX 175 1974 bed 3 2 . 0 0 0 m I rellOfec:I NIGest In NB. MX lOO 546•7903 I'll $5<175/obo 546°210 I $6600 obO 631-7765 or 5prn Mon thru Fri 631· 7022 •80 Yamaha 1100 Speclel. '73 Datsun Pickup w/shell 28' Twin OSI New only 650 ml custom auto, low mt Sk1pjoek, S48,000. seal s2600. 546•4843 S 1700 775-6268 557·4758 '74 Ford XLT '•ton. wt TRADE Beeulllul 22· Chfls ll•t.rB.-.r,l1lrf ifiilr.8ir 5 fil"$. g<1 cond Crall Full op11on. for lt•!f.lt•t•f• f 160 $2300 646-6502 ~ulo Need ~ransportah R~~~· 28~·,;,•0,~;;;;,;,~~ '81> Plymouth Arrow Pick· t on today oal wort sips 8. fully toaelec:t up Gd cond >.Int me· $3500 Mark 873-3481 645.86161Paul) chan1cat, AIC 1111. dh U ' Wtllcratt S/F •1100 in1r Must sac1111ee t>e- l978 new 250 HP OMC • low tow btuebk S3300 S Musi ~I by 10115 ·77 firm 968-3442 all • on Ball tank. VHF. 111' 14• Field & Stream 22' Sunday w._ 950 Take over pymls SKIPPER YACHTS {Dodge 360) Rear Oinel· u 1510 ol NEWPORT BEACH le 48,500 m1 963-2187 !!.".! ••••••••••••••••• Lido VIiiage 673-5200 11'iltll f1'•ll 1110 ·~ Ford Va~. Econo 6 cvt • •••••. ~ •••• ••. •••••.. has po1en11at 14 11 fiberglass boat, lrlr 1972 22' Kensklll Travel 675-7498 & 22 hip motor w/ ac-trailer, Good Conellllon cesso,.es $675 . S2500 (714)526-4317 'l3 IOllE YH 963-5272 Headers. ouals. capt '62 Ideal 32'. rr be. every cha1~ $1600 8"'n 0202 11 11 aluminum Sear s opuon sll·conl must '~. ~- Jon. 3 hp Saers, jackets/ sell All 5 81*1 · 1588 '58 YW VAN CLASSIC aneh«S $42'> 963·5272 · 12oocc. rebll engine w in trade $401< equity tor T!!J!!!!t •• ~t}!!'J..!J.!~ S800 OBO 968· 1640 boat w/cesh, or can 1811 111 sleet. surge brake. '75 FORD VAN 631< ml, wflp yQUf IOBfl Gas Of tandem a.rcle $800 RUNS PERFECT dat. prefer twin eng 545-3048 al1er 5pm 962-0945 Sponlllh 494· 1098 18' Seacran, c.enter con· Aet• S•mn, ·'"'' ~ ... '!! •• '!!!.'!!. ••• !.~IA 90le 11!5HP Mere with 1rtr I Aet•11•11n HOO WE PAY S6,poo 645-9190 ;.~i;tr·&·1;;;·~;·~;;k~ A Bristo! ChflS Connie, up 10 50¥. oll your bOCly plus allp SSK dn payt. shop Ht Biii 964-0332 OWC bal. (714) 840·3~6 European Mechenlc re· or (213) 592-2384 pairs Eu,opean cars• SllV9f'ton 34' Corwer11ble, French Spkg 99I·1229 1980. Etectron1ca + Xtras John + Loran c S59.50o.7--,,_--11r-es-. -9-50-.-1-8-S-.-,-o·' (714) 673· 779 l ply, tor heavy duty Piek· up, $700 556-0998 18' Hobie Cal, yellOw wt taq aunrlH aall• Like new S2500 67~161 24' 111a11Cler 10 hi p In· board, 5 aall•. head. galley. on naw trailer, nee ds work $5000 , &46-320 .... Seva 45% on,. lllllboat Clerno8. 5M-lt30, 436-3414 una ••z • (40t)0 5->M21 Of ... I I Ille LOflG S.aell .... Show. Oc1 22-31 tlC INI• wanted to help ~ 31' Nllb011 91r'Mdy 1nclloreel In Mnloo. I.ea ve Ocl 23 IOf-l44..o309 'It C.11lln1 30, lrlttol: ~ecte mut a etec. •lf!Cll, dlH el, HlrH. ...... O"ly • llmee 135, -" .. 11»"6126. LUA. llY .1 ... deli~• any ..... vehlete or buy• any oar over Auto-M••··· Ktutl dff- ler oo.t. No tat Of , .. , pymt No aecurlty Oepoalt No l.loe!IM fte eo montll flnenclng TQS! H for 11.._lflt 8 yr/S(),000 ml WlfTAnly Any l'Nlte a "'°"' 1onllgn Of ~le •w1111 INt eel Cell ~-MeM It 111·1• ... .., TOP DOLLAR fOR llEI CAii lWMlHH PHTllC/SIWll 2480 Herbor Blvd COSTA MESA 141·.SOO Ml-1'17 , .......... .. c .... .... " ..... ,., .. , ... , . ., • I • i Tum your unuubtn tnto UNble cas1a.cau Daltyl'Uot claufflld 642.,5611. ~.'.'!!..'fM~tl. ••• /.~lj r.~~~.~r.!!~ ...... . .. •• , •• !!! ............. !.~ .. us o CAAi a rnuCKD 1981 DATSUNS OOM IN on CAI.~ FO~ .... APPHIW Yerr 01 ... Counlar•Oel..lllo Lt• MllH&t Yt•ltlH OllYHLIT tUll ft ACH OLVO ttUNTINOTON OEACll 141-1111, 141·1111 Top DoOar Paid f.01 Your C11I JtHSHI UI u ... , •.• ., ... '1 2628 H•ll><>r 81v . Co11a Meaa 540·5«130 HIOHfST CASH 1mmo dlllely lo, your v11111c1e. don11e11c or to1 e1gn !H1 I 828b ~ ... , .... , .!'!r..~'.'!. ..•.•• Al/1 l••H 1105 f ROM AR I OW AS $3988 1111 11111 T 111t1 t120Z ltath lhll. ...... ,., ....... .. 112-0121 TURBO '8 I Dllt 280lX LO 1111, fully lo11ded low pnce 692 232ti '77 Oat.u11 P/U, 1 ownwr, wlcamper & tool bo• $2900 831 ~45 '70 Da1aun 6 •Pd hitch 1>ack . .clnl cono 962·5729 ··~;avELOC::es·pRiNT·· 1---------'11 l1tsu1 110 $4950 5 spO, 8/C, tape, whls. 1111, 10 m1 529WOU Dir 845·2963 '16 GT. 49M, burgundy 4 Door, AM/FM .slereo CiHelle E•Cellenl COO• dll1on. $4,000 1142-4338 01 647 ·0686 .clnl S5,900 540-8969 • '77 280Z 6nty 28K ml, 79 Spyder convertible pert e c 1 1 n & o u 1 llH 1 llunlh A OOOHI, 81"-llff 91h llll, l lC, 11n/ lm,13QOO 6733172 '80 Acco1d 4•Clr AIC •'"' cono •••1 .. OG4 9718 111111 Aec.urd ~ X. Al(., PIS, PIB 4 apkr Gt11eo AMII M w/c;IH 13 mo Oii.i $6000 1149 0039. 01eg ·79 lion<Ja Acc.01d 42 000 1111 I own1r. tllver. 11u10 •I• etv1eo $6000 759.90:12 '81 Honoo 4 dr Accord, 13 500 ml llKE NEWI Aulo. 1;mllm 1teroo. air $7500 owner 646·7841 Xlnl cono Blaupunlo.1, al-s 7 9 9 s f o B o p p toy whls Always gara· 645-1743 '60 Civic wgn, 33,000 ml. ge<l 19500 495-0738 runs gfeel 6 spd. eic. --'81 200 SX AC 5 sp DI· em/Im cess • roo1beo1 • Sl(ess sate ~ •500 7"'" 2680 A•'I 1101 $5385 080 brn -vv• ••• • • ••• •• ••••• • • •• •• • 662 7343 ·79 Ctv1c 5 spo, a/C, 1eally IO 11141 IOOO Tlrh • --sharpl 40 M S3950 28,000 m11es, fully loaded f11111i 11Z3 968· 1024 · sunroof. gd cond Like •• •••• • • • • ••• • • •••••• • new s 13,400 oBo OlllllE COHTI'S J•'l,Hr 1130 6 4 5 • s 2 ' ' E v e s • o•LY a1T10111z11 • • •• • •• • • •• • • •••• •• • • 857-9884 day~--FERRARI '75 Audi Fo~. Noe<ls Mlle IEllEllSlllPI work S tOOO o, best ol· ler 657·4167 lr-------""'"l!'!!'!!~I 1911 JAGUAR 3.1 Mllll II SEHi Auto., 55.000 mi • orig owner Red E111 • Blk lnl , '80 4000. sunroof, 4 spd. stereo air. •Int cond. $6200 631·2991 I chrome wire wheels Body & Int • WCI & leather. compl res1ored Runs perteclly Proless SIO· reel Concours Condition !10.500 Fl Gary 642-9607 Days & -----73 Aur.11 LS 100 Good cond111on 4 01. S 1200 675-7721 1978 Fo• GTI. OI•. $ 1000 Below Book, Recarro seats ,. spel, al•, not a scratch. nick en oenl $2950 546· 7245 3 100 WHI COUI Hwy Newport Beath 642-9405 ----· * 'll FERllAIU wkenos bet 6pm Low ml, itlnl cono Fly I~~~~~~--~· Yellow Must sacrifice• ""'' 1131 751·~344 •••••••••••••••••••••• '71 A~o1 . 2 dr, good fi•t 1125 tr ansportatton. must sell ••• ••. ••. ••• •• • ••••••. s4001obo 91e. too1 *FANTASTIC* lllW 1112 •••.••.•••..•......... SlUS-SEllYICE UlS11$ 831·2040 495.4949 SHILHlOl IMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy Mission Viejo (Avery Exll oll 1·5) • Open Sundays Sates·Se<Vice-Leasing 1112 IMW CLISHIT Nice SeleGllonl • 74 3.0CS. 4 s~ (960NAC) • 11 3201. 4 spd .. sun root (248TRAI • ·79 3201. 4 sP<l , sun root (849YHZ) • · 80 320'.. 5 sp<> . sun root ('&~§Z°l.iK) • 80 3201, 6 spd . air cvnd ( 1ASX048) IH·l1l1 208 W 1st. Sanle Ana Close<l Sunday CHOICE INVENTORY VOLUME SALES "& IDI loLIREI IMW Seies-Serv1ce-Leas1no 850 N Beach Blvd. La Habra 122-1333 Open Sunday OlllHE CHITI'S ILIHT & Sa1es-Service-Leas1ng IO'CAl\v'ER It US K.Xt · RMW --1lillll ...,..,.,.,,....,. "4W'\~fll-.. f"1eoc'l~ ll'Wf~J..J __ ·74 B1v.aria. 4 spd. Sun RI, Very good cond $4200 673-2545 or 675-6484 '81 3201. air 5 ape!, stereo CHS Fl1wtess $12.500 831 -2991 $4988 1111 ••• , ,,, ... 11Hllt ... IM. . ............. . .. , .... . *FIATS* .u;E SlliCTIOfl PR£.QME) FIAT SPURS & FIAT X 1/9's '78 FIAT X·l9 4 sp, fac1ory ate, stereo, 1ape, rack. alloys 43 K -A Real Be1u1y (1BUC707) s4495 '79 FIAT X-19 5 ap, Factory ale. Stereo Cass. Rack, Mags, ( 13090) s52.95 '75 FIAT 124 SPUR 5 sp, Slereo. Mags. Air. Very Sharp, 6f K (122NJN) s3995 '77 FIAT 124 SPl>ER 5 sp, Ok Green, Mini Condition, Stereo Cass ( IACP577) M ~tlidtt Qur..Ctt4 OUMil COIJITY'1 ru>DT fACTO.Y MITtalZID f1A T ·l.MICIA DICK MILLER M OTORS 1 , , 'ff l'l.1r1'P• a,. 5.•'ll J A11J ·,~ • 1 1.' '82 Mazda RX7·GS, Gold 1760 mi Llka nu• 5 SP sunrl, ale, am/Im ster s 10.soo 646-7641 '76 Mazda AX4, 2 dr, 5 spO, good cond $2550 851 -1853 1111m11 .... 1140 ····••·•·••··········· You can afford lo buy your Mercedes Benz from us. $0 DOWN LEA E APOhtt 10 new cer• 1n aloe~ On epproveo crt011 '81 380 SL. 7000 ml. Wire wheel•. 138,000IOBO 213-832-81179 'll RZ 4IO llO. lla•k /ltla•k All extru, 62.000 ml $28.500 very llrm 731-5115 83~2 A1t•1 ""' ••...•..•••....••...•. r.·1~,.~~1!t ..•... 1.~t r!!~ ••.•••.....•. 1.'.'.f 1982 TOYOTAS ·ee MUISIANO HQ t4ow flllll Pli ~1e1111ty palnl.O \1n1 c.ond S:/9()0 11•4-t 0402 r~ G•an<J f0tt110 SI 000 I 100 WHICllll '8' MBZ 380Sl, 1llv11 grey w/bll1Ck Int 30001 Ml MUtl Mii ltatl Oii•• 640·~700 (8 4 ontyl I YtrJ 01111 Lt• llllll&t Ythlolt1 611 0111• Uug 1t1bll am/ D• NewpQtl lht1r.11 Im/Iv GltH 11er ••<-• 64? '1811 '76 MBl 450 SL gold, bOlh I opt, IPOr ly. $ llS, 000 040·0238 '89 MIU 8 3, chctrry CIH tic, bl~. tunrl, c;11ae11e, 011 , air 1111, collecl ort 11111n s 1 ~.000 640-11238 ' fllOM AS l OW AS $4988 1111 .... , ,., ••• o 9 MBl ·11 Sllve,tb18ck. 11202 luoll llwll. au1111. to '"'· 11'8 11 CIH· lluatl11tH luoh 91CI 673°2790 llQ 114 112-0121 •••••••••••••••••••••• '82 IJICkup lungbttd. w/ 1112 Ml IT •Mii •Int cond, 11110 new This one hH 11 aunrool & S6~ 644 0364 It vory c .. enl I 1EBH094) 7~ C.f)h<.11 llUIO, AMl rM OILY S2111 ,.... Orig 0Wl1tll $2299 JIM MHllD 673 6734 l!vOSl wknds 18~~~1i!~c~•=~d Tt!~!!t~ ..•...... !Z~? ttunllngton Beach 1110 TIUUMPll 142_-2000 j TU COUPE 01Jll011s mctude air cono tn•I $1100 04'1 t}J73 60 VW 11ew pa1n1 11c1ory '"'' '19001Dnl oll•r 675 07~8 77 VW St1111c1 o run' gr111al mull aell $4:100/llt!•I Oller 6~0·11()1 Volvo 9112 ..••......••....•...•. 1 Yel" lultr 111 Grenet C1111tyl SlU S, SEllYICl HD UASIH OVERSEAS DELIVERY f XP(RTS D RU IU YOLYO t 9tl6 lfilr bOI Blvd COSTA MESA 141-1303 540-1411 MCI 1144 & ilO AM/FM ( 1AP02241 •••••••••••••••••••••• ! OILY s111a '82 Volvo OL Wagon, .dnt 1970 MOB, rebulll eng u COM $1 t 900 559·5199 and carbs. new lop, Jiii Mllll•D ·71 v o•vo P1800 E Auto spoke wheets, roll bar, YOL,.SWl.,E .. needs llghl body repair " • " AIC lo 1Y11 gd cond $1500 720-0742 1871 t B;iach Blvd $4500/obo ev 5<18·7996 Huntington Beach 80 'l( Bl•re loaded '74 MGB. 1 owner Pio· U 2 2000 " neer slereo 8 trk, lug • 23 000 mlle• $12 000 reek ski rack. new ll•es. Vo/i nt• 111 9110 000 !>46·0315 top. clutch. whltt Must ••. •• ••• f....... .. . . . . '68 VOl'IO t 445. 4 dr auto, go 10 good homet Call '66 VW Bug 1mmec "' & ale looks & runs Aini 1 wkndslevs.645-5902 out $1800 . bs1 ofr o wner $950 /ob o '14\il MGI COIVEllT 631-1142. 546·6903 554 2079 851-0246 1111 YOLISWHH 1973 t64, 1mp;ictab1e 0119 P2l ClllPEll me1a111~ blue boOy, 11eve1 '74 MGB Runs gooo gdl mileage $2100 751-9195 or 644-4157 !!.•A!!! •• = ... !.~~! 1112 PEHEOT 505S lllllO DIESEL Au1oma11c trans . sun· root. pw r s1eer1ng - w1nelows & door toclla AMIFM stereo cassette I cruise control. alloy wheels & more' 13 16685) I $13,950 I IEe~~~o~~~~~~S t NEWPORT BEACH 112-0100 I Save over $2000 on brand new Peugeot S05S Turbo OSI AT .• dr Elegant sports sedan w l everylh1ng on 11 Drove 11 on vaca11on In Europe, 1ust got 11 home Cert1!1eo 10 Cahl standards S 14 995 544-6784 loucit 115 .•...••••........••••• MEISTER PORSCHE/ AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd Garden Grove Salts·Strvlc t Lt1sl•1 114 IH-2333 This one 1s immaculate• (9-222) OILY Sltll JIM MAlllllO YOLUWHH 18711 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach U2-2000 ltlO YOLISWHH DIESEL llllllT Op11ons include an AM/ FM (84568) OILY 14111 JIM MAlllllO YOUSWHH 18711 Beach Bja bug not completed $600 646-3192 1113 YOLISWHH Hiii HS This one 1s very clean & hes low miles {4788> OILY 12111 JIM MAlllllO YOLUWHH 16711 Beech Blvo Hunllnglon Beach U2-2000 71. ll IU5 COMY£11TS New p11nt/lops. lo mi. in s1orage Must be seen. S8000/S8400 Can (7141 558-1115 '76· 7 PISS wgn, $3650 'IO IZI Snrl. auto, air whls, Low mlles Lea lnl All lepe ,.70276 L•c exp power, AC. c;tun. mus• '83 Olr 645-2963 sell 128·500 OBO 63 BUG $14001-0B-O 714-955-3501 wk Cla Sohd engine. clean '61 356B. re·bll. no rust 642-9574 ne;ids some work., ------$3l00,...49-l-6SJ5 70 VW Cm_pr Bus, rebll eng resforea foloul. '77 9 t 1 S Tero• AC/PW. must see $2700/olr Niki all lealher, lo m1. must 532-9208 dys, 675-5315 sell Wiie s car Make eves rees olr 645·6776 '75 Bug Sunroof e•eel '75 911 S Brown/Tan re· cond Runs great $2500 burll engine new clutch, obO 640·9605 new tires Sheeps111n --- h1I, 4 spo , OD air, new IHes ltawloss cono lhru ou 1 $2700 545.7245 ~!'.'!.'1.¥!!.'. •••••••••• ,,,.,,,, 1101 ...........••••••••••. Come 111 & see Newport Beac.h s 11nest selecllon of previously o wned Porsche ' Audi s ano Volkswagens 445 E Coast Hwy Newport Beacl\ 673·0900 73 PrnlO Runabout 2300ct RI H AT 84 .000 m1 $800 OBO 968· t640 A/llC 1905 ....••................ '75 AMC Pacer ~Int cone! 25MPG $950 536-34 10 l aitk 9110 .....•................ '80 Buick Ltd luxury dsl. $6900 )C ini cond 760·8765. 833·2591 '69 R1v1era (1>es1 yr) 430 eng good but ht m1 Needs l>ody w ork S3001obo 673-3104 C•dill•c Ill 5 •••••••••....•........ TIE WIEST SELECTIOI ol late model low mlleB· ge CaC11tlacs In Soulhern Calllorn1al See us today• lllEllS C&DILUC 26QO HQJ:bOLBMI COSTA MESA 540-1810 '67 Camaro SS 350 LT I Edelbrock H1ghr1se 202 heads 4 spo reo real c lean 545 1764 & 6•5·8730 • $ !2.000 646-2389 BI Diesel Jella 10 mr 5 spd blk atr snrl, am/Im 77 Etoo Fuel ln1ect1on c ass c lo th seats loaded 40.000 m1 gar S9000obo 892-9022 llePI. m1n1 Only $5995 7ti ~ore! 011n.01 eulO Au )Cini coo11utng11 11r pow1r ,1oe1111g 6 l>•kl 91 ,000 rr11l0• 011 car englt1e •• 1Ju11 1 111 5~.000 $6'101111111 o fter G4G :J 104 1111111 6PM 01 1111 011y Sat/Sun ~!~~!!1. ........• !.~!¥ 'lO COHAll COIUllT. $4000 M-F 979 9696 wkdya 75 Monarch 2 dr AIC PS1PB. c.11., new urea, c.tean Sn50 842 3602 ~~!!~~t •••.••••• !.~~~ ·79 Oh1a. lully 1oadeo, 4 $pt:l, new 11res S11erlhce 968·8t26 76 Mu1o 1&no 11. auto. raC11olhoa1e1 . gel cono S ''00 Russ 966· 1840 66 Mutnang new paint uphOI SUSP orelle' lie· reo SJOOO 545-7098 Old1•dil~ 1155 ...........••..•...... Trust sale 2 dr, 71 86 Delta Cu" Oldl, P/W AIC rao10, call B ot A M on-Fri, 8AM·4 PM 759-4382 79 Cutlass Supreme Ost 54.000 ml A/C 8ul0 1r1111s stereo. PSIPB. mell brown w/lawn lnH $4850 71412•0·2119 1111 DLISMDllLE CUTLASS HPllEllE lllllHAM CltPf 11£$El x1n1 Conel Full Power With all op11ons 1nclud1ng teether 1n1error tape cass and much m ore Lie IBTB707 Priced al wholesale HIH mu amt• VW PORSCHE AUDI 445 E Coast Hwy Newpor1 Beach 673-0900 12 C•tlass lreucht• Loaoed' Includes 5 year warranty Low mileage S9 950 2 t3·596·0403 '76 Cutlass AIC. CIC to m1 go 111 es very gd cond Best Oller 662-7814 Pi11to 1951 ......•.•...•......... 73 P1n10 Runabout 2300cc R/H Al 84.000 mr S600 OBO 968· I 6-40 r!T!'!!!!~ •..••••• !.~~ '60 Plymouth Valiant 6 cyl push butlon aulo. •Int cond Orig owner 60 000 m l $675 548-4109 61 K CAA $5500 Blaek. to m1 2 or AMI f.M,.BJJIO 552·3519 Po11ti1c 1165 •.•................... '77 Ventura Hlchbk. alw. good cono $2000/0BO 492·6334 -'67 Ftrebud reo ctasarc conv New ang/trens. Ylnt COl'ld $3850 OBO 851 ·043 I or 645-1442 Rick '76 Grand LeMans 9 pass 70 914. looks and runs .rclnl $3.750 New oa1nt & nms 960-8174 '73 Kharman Ghia Con· Alter 6 PM 979·7229 wgn. 71 000 mi...---'14 3110 CPE verllble. excellent cond1· Xlnl cond. no rust. tug t1on $5500 673-9055 rck. AM/FM, radials w/ '80 Rabbit Conv while chfome rims S5SOO w/blk top Assum lease 978-1490 I 6 K m 1. g d con d '73 Porsc.he 914. 5 Spd, IO 644•54o3 m1i.s 78 VW Rabbll, aulo. 2 or. S5275 645-11814 sunrl, AMIFM cass .aim '66 Po•sche 9l2. 5 spd, cond S3800 675-1350 green I owner. herd 10 ..!:"s lino cono $7 000 lirm B11a Bug must see to 646-1688 apprec111e. cslm paint, str1pes. int Befgman l1eult J15S 2180 dual Wet>ers cent· .. ii"liiiiiiiiii.TS .. er 11nes to1s ot chrome. many e xl ras lo choose from S650010BO 847-8224 As low as $4989 (ser 1380) '78 VW Cempmoblle w/ The all new '83 AUtance popup top Auto. Good Is heret Fuegos, Imme· cond 17 600 m1. 56000. dlale delivery 494-7667 Lagul'l8 Beach 1964 VW • new paint, AM/FM radio. body Ok. runs eacellenl $1,675 lllAHE OIAST AllCY JEEP /REIHLT 2524 Harbor Blvd , C M 549-8023 645-7770 536-9469 alter 6 or all ---------·• day weekends l•ll• l•r.tt 11Sf .7 --,---•• •••••• • ••••. ••••••• S 8Yg am1 mttape. new *l DEALER IN U.S.A ~·~'ffH("'f~a..' ,.._,,,_ ~~""'"* h• ,..,,.... °""' WNO&n 11-s rad••••. Clutch, brks Na· Cline 642-4000 Mon-Frt &O RABBIT 28.000 mt, ex conel, Sunrl, em/Im cass. $4500, 631-2017 all 6pm '75 Sctrocco. I owner. nu palnllllres. xlnt con el. 1111 .ClDILUC EL DOllHO llAlllllTZ DIHEL '79 Seville. must sell by 10-20 Fantastic cond New 111es brks. shocks, etc etc Sliver $9900/bst oh 675-6700 S Ask tor l(en Ci1r11l•t 1120 •••.••.••............. IEE IS FIRST! We have a good setec- tlon or NEW & USED Chevroletsl COMMRL CHEVROLET 'X." t I .tr 1. or H ' , • • to.. 1 \ \1 I •, \ , ... ,. fllZi--''-4_so_e_4_0._1_44_9 ___ , _ __;. __ ;....;;...__;~~= •••••••••••••••••••••• 75 A1bbll. 4 spel ate, ·10 Chevetle pan oul or ~46-1 200 Sllet·Setvice·L .. alng new brekes. am/Im asls $500 Musi see 2·4 SAltllllOI c e s a • C L E A N . ell 835·9489 $2100 953-923' ¥!1.~ •••••••••••• !.~~! 72 Vega needs mo1oc.,. $200 Call Don al 646-1321 NABERS. C 1\ 1)1 LL, \C CLEARANCE SALE! 1911 CADILLAC COUPE DI V I LLE D 'UIGANCf (18GC305) s12,995 1979 CADILLAC SIDAN DI VILU (112VHL) s7795 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DI VILLI (782TZW) $6995 111&11 12700/obo 652-3460 or 1--------1 652-5851 f!!.'i~!~!'ot .... !.~~! 1977 CADILLAC H l-2040 •11-41411--,5-8 -VW_V_A_N_C-LA_S_S_IC-73 MARK IV ILDORADO cou,. f1r..t• 1111 1200cc, rebtt •nglne N-p11n1. ciean teeth« (622SZG) •• ••••••••••••••••••• $800 OBO 968· 164 Int C~p 6-42-9574 $6995 1111 TtYITA ~.e-g-B-•l•_B_u_g_s=-1r_ong_1_eoo_ c.,.,,,,. llJZ OHILLA IEIAI eng .. IOC>lla & runs good. • ••• • ••••• • • • • • ••• • • •• Options Include •n auto. Blltlaln thockt, many '77 • auto, II blue met I m111c Iran•. & en AM/ e111ta1 MUST SELL grey leather lnl reu FM (~822), $2400 090. 540·9136 apk,tl equalizer. alutn •• Ly •••11 whl1. Beautiful cond •• 1111 IAlllT Bell olfer 644-9582 Y!',.IWllAI!~. 2 Cir. cua1om 4 tpd. "'n ---roof w/lo mllM. In gooO 18711 h.ch 8lvd COnellllOn Lie 275fRU Hun11r191on leeCti Only 14Z·HM 1981 TOYOTAS YtrJ Oltn Lt• •1111f' Yt'ltltt l'ROM AS LOW AS 81 AltlDll conv LOl<Jed, 8400 "°'I, )II mpg Mint. $3988 u .eso. a..a~n U Vellow Coh11attlbl1 it a rm 1nn Oll l a , 1350011>11 Off. Of """' .. ..., Ttllll lrU• "llM 0000 1111! ..... ... 1'7t.OS•• t-~~~~~~-~ .......... ..... H l•l•r c"etom. new "l .. n motcw l trMI. Jhlt wlt1'0 -11000 &41·•5$• ~"! ........... !.~~! 'I I Aries, 2 elf, 4 lpel. tlr, mini 1111( mlMls $4295 873-3490 ,.,, ---I HO ••···········•····••·· '71'FORD Mavetlek Good cond 3 ~ llr•. econ H SO 404·3211 ·ee '•Icon, very good conel, p1, 11nt fm cue, m•o•. new 11r11, orig rim• & llub CIP• 1v•ll. vtry racy 11900/obo &A&-1387, &46~481 IHO 2 di Fo1Cl l'IHj';," Xlnt Cono 11,600 mo UtoO O S U03, S..IOPM RR 1980 CADILLAC COUPI DI VILLI (1Al<K082) sgg95 1979 CADIL\AC COUPI DI VILLI (915XUF) s7995 Otter Qood Thru Mondi)', 10-18·1!2 NABERS C AOILl .. AC .. HAMOA aVO. C08TAM19A 540-1160 • NANCY YOO-HOO, NANCY DllNBI CDABT I'M BACK HERE , SLUGGO IUNDA', oaoa1• 11, 1'12 ... CINU WHERE? """\ IN THE TV ROOM • YIUI HIMITIWI DlllY PIPll Tl4E SEC~ET OF LIFE I~ TO LOOK By ·Ernie B~shmiller DOING- WHAT? WATCHING A FIGHT eooc>! LET'& 00. OCoTTY! t OtD YOU HEAR ANY· GOl"rA MUNCH r-----i THING ~OUR eov SHE 1-<NOWS -l THINK WHO'S TAILING WHERE TONY 'l'OU'RE CHARLEY 7 PASSMORE 'S Rl6HT ! HIDING! PLEASE ., ... • I • • l I . . lOHAfAgE~ OOING., HARRQ ~ :!'M WRlilN6 A_NEW F16HT 50NG Rl~ ~E SCHOOL, NAiE ,JN HONOR OF~ FIRbT FOOTBAU. VICTOR.4 EVE.fi!. .1 ~~"E~:~t:r~ ~ "THINK! ~~~~i?.I , j ~j ~1 MOON MULLINS C,AN 1T SLEEP. Go FIX YoURSELF A GLASS OF WARM MILf< ... IHAT 1LL Do IT.· DOCTOR SMOCK YOU SAY 1'"HA--Y-S so, eo-r .:t't...t.- HAF="T"'A FINP Ou-f" FOR MYSSL-F Hf;Y/ OLJ"T"'StPE:: OF A c;:::oe, MAN'S ees-r FR1eNc::> IS A e>OOK! I WONDFR IF DIAMOND HA5 ONE E ' OR 11JJO ~ I 1'WINKlE I ThJINKlE, WES1VIEW H16H •.• L.IKE A DIAMOND IN "ffiE 5KQ' ~ . . ~c -:i :!'U. ADMIT Ii ~A arr DERIVA11VE ! Ferd and Tom Johnson WELL, YDLl NEVER SEEA C,ALF WITH INSOMNIA ... " . ·-- :~!_., .. ~~;~.:; ..... :~h-oNe THING .. .,.--•• 1' •• _ ___..,.._...,_._ LE:D TO . · ANOTJ.1ER . By George Lemont . ANP c>'YA KNOW WHY~ u ID ~ • • ;!) , .. NI.MM ~ -r'UI~ LQ::)K-. L 1 ~5i A GOOD COOKl&i REiC1Pe t • • 10· 17 .................................. _ ~ .. ' .. \~ • , A FF\IENP OF MINI? WAS 1l-4ERe-H! SAIP Me SAWA WOMAN IN NJ OFWJGE ~ ms51Ml!~l!-ME WAS FASCINA"TEP rf HE:R-1lU: t..IGH1S WE::Re 1..-0W 1l-H= Mt.JSIC SOFf-AI L-AS"f SHE "TUmlt:P ibWARt7 HIM ••• . . . .~~ ,. . l I ~ i j t CAN YOU TIUIT YOU• IYISr Then ere •t 1Mtt ......... . ~ ....................... ,.., ............ ,. ......... ~ ......., ~ ......... , Qecll ....... wttll ........ . ·1u•'•llNl'Jdwe1·•·-,,..,.,,,_,...S f 6u1n •w ~ e.Hli>td .. IMa.JlllllP 'I Jl•M C l)aAOW 'I PJO:Nlj C .-i1twl It 111'1d I MW.Jall'Q "NOWOllDS ONEIYONE FI nd words one by '"' , to complete this wits tester. Eech en1wer word cont.int the let· '9fl 0. ft. I , In the poaltlOM ~ted In hdl .. r•"'· Detlrilft°"'9· ta, to bottom,.,.: 1. UM&ewet (hy· pfieMWword). 2. F ... ftclferlot'n. 3. KIM .. el,Mbtt. •.c.tttt .... ............. 6. IMIR 1rcts p6tct, ltel'!Wmblf'. letter• . ti the word ONI r• fNI,, In the .... tlOM lhowft ebow. -•A•ll f l*IM•~ ' 1uauodd() ., ·>11-.id ( _, C -le.I() I F r Better or for Worse Cf\N 1 Hf\VE AN UMBRE.LLA,~M?-\-fS RAINING I I -----OUT. 6 .~ .,, 0 0 • .18 .... ~I 0 .. s. o . .7 2~ 20 • ,29 . • 30 ie I• 6 2. 3 '5 . ·' 16, l'> ''i l'k ·" j -, 13. ''·-RING TOSS! WMt un you dr•w to complete ttlis circus scene? To find out, IMert lines from 1 to 2 to 3. etc. ID-I ; -... ~ j ... J f "' l • j TO AND FLOW : Md c.elers ftNtfy ..... M:4rM: 1-bd. t-Lt. blue. 3-Ytllew . ._Lt. aw.wn. S-Flfth. 6-Lt. ''""· ,_ ... W.Wn. I-Dk. tretft. t-Oll. ,_,.._, 1t-Lt. purple. 11-llMNen • by Lynn Johnston l'M GLAO WE C::AME. "&RE, NORMAN . l'M lN 1"l-tE. MOOO FOR Mt)(l,AN RX>O ! ' C2J WE'O UKf. UNO E.Nt:~ I LAO~ R>R M'I AMl&A, ANO UNO 1ACO ~OR /1101 ! GORDO 10-11 BONJOUR, AMl60! MOW ARE. vou~? ._.,ofj By Gus Arriola ~· Enck.dis thtt nt'ptlW of my favori"' photo and one proof nf pur· ch•"1 •many si~ Che\.~ Nips Cr.ckt<rs, plus 2S-for post•&-' and h.lnJltf'ti. f'k·a~ send m,• J ,•nl.irg,•m,•nt. Mail to: Chl'\.~' Nips ,..::;:=~ Phoht Enbrgt•mcnt. P,O. Ekix R. Likt! Gl'm.~a. WIS. 53147 • Octow 11, 1982 . I TH Em YOURSELF s..d .. ~.on ......... ID "/Wt." Flmlr Wlllcly, &41 l.exhgeon •. ,_ ~ N.Y. 10022. W.'I r-r S6 tor ~~ Sony. we c:an'I .,..., c#1etl. FOR PHDJP KINGSlEY, author of The ~,..,_Boal (c.o-t" DuN.p) ...., .. _ ... ,....tc>bn'+•tthml w? k heHsz a modsD •4 •? -V.B., &.ma. Pa. • Men are only more prone to a high degree of hair lees. Women allo &ote hair, dhough usually not to the same a - . as men. The ma1n-reMOO 11 tfial male hair loes depends on the amount of androgens (male hormones) reaching the ~ .. folida. Men ~ duce monr male hormones than women bee••• the testes are the main provider. In fact, men casb'ated before puberty do not go bald. Baldnaa has been •ound mce prehistoric times, hence aD the very old rectpes for supposedly curtng It. However, modem ser..es accelerate hair k>el. and so In recent yean hair lots In women has inaaled. FOR LEE PURCEJ.. ._ ol HomeuJori: Ito. .. ,_.._. 1i1111o ..-..? -P.T., "&op. N.Y. • I owe It al to the I.in Slew McQueen. He was very, wry kind to me and Q1Mt me my ts. b6g bruk in Adam at Sbc A.M., oWot1M Mchael Douglas, the ftnt fllm Steve produced. I met McQueerl at an audition where I was one ol 400 women. I got to know him but tha'C was never any romandc tnt.ai. I owe him a lot and mm him. as everyone does. FOR STEVE FORBERT, 19CIOldl11g - W..r-_"R~~:~'° ........ Wl • There waa a lltde bs ~ my hornet~ of Meridian, Miss., called the YodeJer. I started hanging out there a lot, jamming on acoWldc gubr, oocaslonaly ~ aome- one sitting In on harmonica. We used to get together and play hundreds of different songs, which opened me up to folk mu9'c. FOR BARBARA BUSH, wife of Vice President George Buth "'--VISJ ace I 4+wd -_. 1hmill tlml8 .._ vaa ...._became .....,otbluit? -S.N., Bouldlr, Colo. • The fact that I am amused by the outrageous keeps me from losing my paHence. Of C:OW'M I have felt blue. I suffer when I hear people are hungry, out of work, etc. I feel &witrared about not being able to he.Ip. To rid myself of that sadness. I exerc1le hard. FROM 1HE •ASK'" EDITOR GOSSIP, QVOTES. INFOIUIATION, ET AL: When a. ... .,.._ Rewa Wt London for Canada to flm Superman m. he did not object to being photawaphed wtlti his glrifriend. Gee fldorl, but made "'" the 2-year-old ton _was out of camera range. .,,__ don't take MM- ltiiW 5 piffii'e... . y things ~ thae days, and we don't wmrt ..,., leoogl met ...... When actnell % ..,.._got tnwMd ~a bm- de to aw an EngWt tchool from dollllg, local of8dak became wmy. They gave the Workers Revoludooary Party mlliant the oo&d lhoulder. Explained one: "Her mottws are 11ltp6dous. We do not wmrt her." ... Meanwhile, T~ Rk:hmdlon. Vanema's ex, Is busy~ R..dMI Wsd, a.t Rip a.a.le'• c:o-ttar ~ Sharby. Mochlne .... Mart I I DWrtcb d hes not dtlwa«I the rewrtierl draft of the auti0bk9aphy she ~ In over two yeas ago. Problea11 II, 9hc has l(JlOr'ed OllrUllln phma ol her Ille -irnpoltant , juJcy ones. Ot's eaMr to Ml Ice cubes ~ the North Pole than to mmt.t a tlm"s bio that lacks Jll*1e.) How.wt-, the pubWltft ... CXrient to wal, becaow ... is tuch a wand old lady and we don\ w.n to nJ9h t..." Minne, who~ lhe's 78, ii lmd In r•esa books as 81 .... a. .... C..... anda-c. ........ both up b the ane role ~ Lam Plane Out, ltan1rlg --MlcbMI Vlncml. Because they .. both from Nicaagua, where tempers aren't always leapt in check, the quatk>n is, wlll the loeer be !Jadc)us, or wil the tpll'ks fly? ... ...._ 6-61 con- a&bd a w.hingtorl beat ittc;en on "deftdendes and ex>ngm\bl problans of the ~." and he Is now advls- lng tw by mall. He claBns the struk In the lndJan Prime Vlnamt Minlller's hair II natural, but he's keeping quiet about the rest of It .•.. Fonner star Suanne FCMlt'er, who starred With a.Ide ft.-and~~ In Phan· tom of IM Opera, has been singing only the blues late- ly. She was recently discovered sleeping In her car, a victim of ha-d times. "She'• ltiD beautiful and has a ~ voice," -.kt Cols• Camp, an actress who would like to hcJp Foster. But the proud Foeter. who was once daa1bed as a rival of 0-.. Durbin and DIDllb Shon, "Nfula to burden anyone,·· Mid another &iend, M.'Tha Hunt. "However. she wouldn't tum down the dlMCl8 of a comeback" PRO Ano con CON Awry E. ~ tax anorncy Should Fringe BewJka & Conlfda-ed lttCJOtM Jar Jax Pwpoees? ~---_,~ ............ ...., 0 191 MMIL.Y W&KLY. All rtot1te ,....,,,.... -~-------------------------;;:, ... , ibEt,t2 '['['['['[ I GROCIR llUASICOMPl£1't: --•·~---FREE SHIELD. Good on Regular or Bath~. I ~ I- "' I ~ I I I I ----------~------------~ ByRayRatto J ohn Elway saunten easily Into the Stanford ~ tpOl'ts Information ol6ce and plops his 6-foot 4-inch, 202-pound frame intct a chair. He is draaed In an ensemble fre.stl off the rack of a rwrar- by lpOl1klg goods store -T-thkt, fad- ed blue jeans, ~ you haw to pey for In inDlments and, l\>Pl*IQ It olf, a railroad cap he goe foe S6 on h.ls i.t tr1> ~ K-Mlrt. Hmdly the attire be6aing a young man just a few short months &om bec:omil IQ a millonalre. You w , In the ~ cad game ol profws- tlonal sports, 22-yaw-old John Elway is looking out from a fuD hollM and about to fl1llb the whole pot. Ahead sit two wodds, bod'I pnAma'i glory, ---~ dollars, becauM Stanford's blond, blue- eyed.-has .. eta. ol pm- t..lloral ~ FooblOft.. ball. All-pro qw;•bid& Oii .u~ ... , out- ...... But f the pdnc9 of Palo Alto an.. ~ ~ ... ..., to p9j hil hand, h• Isn't ... .., ..... --. w lor The,....... Tm. r.... In Polo A-.,, Olli· letting on ri!j1t now. "I JIM ~~ma and I don't._ to e.oropare is ...... aw..; wtl go. "If I said I enjoyed one more than another. then people would thSllc ..... the way rm pig to go." Ahedy the~ w h9begun. WkJ\el5 the key chmn he gmdy ac.a on the dak as he leans bade In hil da. h bars the logo of the Oneora. N.Y., Yankees, the New York V.W.S' minor-league team he played for the past summer. And the lwy fits a DMlun 282 paid foc &om the $140,000 signklg bonus the Yankees gave hm, not just to p&ay six weelcs ol br ritel. but to kdc up de dralt rW1ta to hil future. John's faaher. Jack Elway. has~ a coach for mare thin hal ol his 51 years. He has coeched bmketball. b I hall and food>al aimoa without re- rnirlbi mc:e 1953 and is cunendy m 11•dlr.glhe-n ' aollhe Sm Jams...~ bJbl pro- ~· He krMJWa John Elway's pmn- tlal ...., than myarw .... hBYq •· &lld..t II d.wiop &om ~ to ~fteld. '1--Stodo•'*~bthe Diiis ~." ,,.,. a..y ... '1'hey t-s to ~ out .._ ~ donnl*9, and whir\ John ,.. 12 I , ... •led to • OM out b IWn, )ult b .. to t..p. I t.d IWn 1t 6-2. 185 pouncla, good mn, tnWt, a ~ b.:k, good ~ flft/11.y, .. ttMm .... PU' I W1o19 thlt he hid a bed ...00., ---he ~·· dell\ the -*••nlliQ pool... ' JD a.me dole. John ii a llale ..._,allaleheNer.Ala~ t.c:k, he ii tmart, has good ..-s. agllly. .. thoel things hll father 1e'll make zillions. That's choice. pre.Ii •e.i. Except for his arm. He has a ~ arm, not just a good one. ac- curate to 60 yards and frlghdully poweriu1 at any distance. Several foocbal 9COUt5 have said It is the best arm they haw ever seen. Even~ Scanlorcfs team does not look like a coniander agab"I this yes, Elway nanalns a prime can- dktalia for the Hwiw1mr1 Trophy and. barring lnjwy. will almost certainJy be the ftnt player dlOlen In June's Na- tional Footbel League draft. Dick Steinberg, perwonnel dhaor of the New England Pelriots. says Elway ls "as good as f ve seen sinc:ll Joe Namath. Ha ~·t mm In the pros." Had llXMAt Tony Raaano of the San Frandlco 49ers says he Is the best ~he has'"" come out of co8ege In 20 yean. John's coach. Paul \Vg;n, says. ~He can do It all. He's the best quartezbeck In the na- tion. no question." ignoring for the moment the plaintive obtectlons of Univentty of Plmbwgh football fans. who tout their own men. Dan Marino. Hls basebal future, though. Is no a wd defined. Yankee owner George Stmbrenner can be e:xcused '· when he looks at the blond tnwn ol Elway, he ,... an lnamadon of Mk:kay Mantle. A left-han<Md hitter With powar. Elway Is perfect for Yankee Smdlwn's short rtght-6eld -00.. When Elway signed, Gary tfud*, the ICOUt who SVieci hlm, lllid. .. Mr. Sta\tnnn.-II thmJdnQ about (Dave) Wln&eld. [Jerry] Mum- phrwy Md EIMay •our oudield ol the tutur•." Given Steinbrenner'• IOmeWhlt vo&.dlil nlNre on penon- ftll clKll6ol•, Elway could be the only ..vtwu ol th.I p~ troika. Sdl. ., a man with six W'Mks. proles-- sional bwW experience is not often named a sure- shOf major-league starter. Says Steinbrennu, ~The John Elway I have· seen is a litde bit ol Frank Mentwel revisited for me. He is the perfect all-• Ame:k:an boy." (Wei. not perfect. Demurs John's mother. Janet ... ( used to get mad at him beca••se he wouldn't take out the garbage. And It '8el'OS the longer he's in c.ollege, the le9 interesred he is In deaning.") In short, John El\A/ay is somethhg spe::ial. An above- awrage stud.nt off the fteJd. majoring In economics, he suuggles to remain unaffectad by al the attention he rec:eves. There Is, howvwr. one week he and hill father dread with equal fervor. It ls the we8 ~plays~ San Joee St.ata, and son must try to beat fadler. and vice versa. In fact. It wreaks havoc on the entire famly -~ wife Janet and slsmts-da~ters Lee Ann, 23, and Jana, John's twtn. "It's the WC11t we8 of the yes." John says ... Al the quadons you get, the premuN. It's hard to concmlnlM on footbd. But !l's hard on cvayone, ,....,, -cal .,. a... ,,.. ... I llit.acl •cw ........ JoeNeu•.8w0-W-S.11 I • _ .................. ... ..... ···-A-'0-.. ... 't ·-~-~ -I 8 Pretty Colors I Proportion Tailored to flt ln Pallla. A~ ...ctT• We wf11 be proud to send you .nyl~ to tee and cry on 'al home at No Rlllcl I I Here an die best lookinc. best flttina atl..purpoe knit slacks you have e.w I IMd ! 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'""W ··r>rn". n ff4. filllr" Winc<>r Whitl' l d HAUND"FOR~ I 2'S N. 9th St., Pat•rson, NJ 07Sl0 I YI'• ' Pe .. ~ -.:nd me the . . . pairs of L11d1c• K n11 Sl1.1ck ~. for ,. ht~h I've cn~lo>Cd m) f\111 rcmill1n« of S . . . . Sins~ J.4-l6-~2 I ~Add SI. 50 per pelr for the1e sJzu.1 I r lu• s I 75 for ~···c 11nd h11ndlinf. I o. c ..... ~ ro O\llSA DMM> .. c...,. ~ .. ·~~~~~~~~~~ I I I I I I I GUAllANTEE: I fl~ ttwt If ~pon ,._;pr I do not ""'-" hi · -thfld«Jt•., ,,.,,,.him m.tn Wfrftlff 30 dityf '°' • filll 19'11ttd of _,, ,,.,.,.y I Pflld you. -CO&.OR Plum A Green • e.n-v c Wllll« White 0 .._,. F lrow" 0 eta di H .... ' . . Oty. .... 'f•47· ,. T .. ....... !..·,.;..- I I , ... • • •Ul ! ,,UL II • •U I! ""'·'-- .IOHNILWAY especially my mother This has been a lot worse than people know ... Jack is more direct. "That damn wee.k, .. he says. lighting a cigarette. "It's a reUef when the game stans. I'm just glad we play them early every year." "The season begins for all of us ·~er that game." says Jana. a senior at San Jose State. For The Game. Jana wears a hat that has the Stanford emblem and colors on one side and those of San Jose State on the other. Imagine the slew of emotions born· barding_Jack Elwey in last vear' test. for instance San Jose won 28-6. It was Jack's biggest win as a coach and John's worst day as a collegian. Even as Jack cheered on his defense. he watched his son throw five in- terceptions. get sacked seven times and leave the field at one point with an injured ankle. Aher the game Mrs. Elway first smiled and embraced her husband, then spotted her bruised and broken son and burst into tears E Elway Is. if anything. an in- tive athlete. His father played ipro baseball before becoming a teacher and coach. and he noticed that his only son had a remarkable ap- titude for sports "He always wanted it." says Jack In the football equipment room at San Jose State. "He was always intrigued by any kind of ball or game. There was a k>t of competition with his sis· ten. By the time he was 10. I could see he had the ability to concentrate. which all good athletes have to have. "He was a great basketball player when he was young. We'd throw the baD around or shoot a little bit. but I was always the one who wanted to go in first . It was always. 'Five more minutes. just a couple more.''' John spent his formative high school years In Northridge. north of Los Angeles. Jack had moved the family from eastern Washington. where he was an assistant football coach at Washington State University, when he became the head coach at Cal State. Northridge. The most noticeable part of John's athJetlc genius. his arm. developed well past normal limits during those years. By , the time he was a senior, he had established himself as the most coveted football player in the country and had been drafted by baleball's Kansas Ctty Royals as well. (Onc.e K.C. declined to sign him. his rights went back up for grabs.) He had been named Southern Calif ornla Athlete of the Year. and schools were stumbling all over each other Jo sign him to a let- ter oi Intent. "Stanford was always his ftrst choice," remembers Jack. The only fl'.AMllY WH.KlY. Oct-17. ttla • t person who could have influenced him away from Stanford was. not sw.:... prisingly. his father After three years at Northridge. Jack had been hired by San Jose State to right its floundenng program. Only a few thousand sus- plclous minds made the connection between father and son. Jack has whittled the story Into a routine. ··1 always tell people that I offered John $2.000 under the table, a new car and a mortgage on the house." he begins. "I even offered to sleep with his mother. But I couldn't really ask him to come with me. I think he would have come if I had asked him. but I couldn't do that." He always follows that disclaimer with . kBut Snips and •nalls ... : And there's more that boys are made of. if they' re Scouts: Sleepmg under the stars and studying them. Building campfires and careers Leaming first aid for snakebite in the woods and rat bites in the cit~· Making dinner making fnends making something of themselves Scouting todav combines all the old-fa.stuoned lore of knots and nalUtt llfUdy with modem ideas-like an enVironmental·sdence mem badge. Or like job·training courHS for young men and women out cl high school and our wor N"ewprograms bnng SCoUl'lng-t~ttrwh0"1m? phvslca.tty-handlcaPWd mentally retarded. or emooonally d!StUrbed Yet what's unchanged are Scouting's goals: to develop chorocter. fitness and anunshrp That's 1.1.•hy we re happy to suppon the Boy Scouts (and the Girl Scouts, too among many other worthy causes I ''"&uh It." To a Scout. thas ~sn't mun vandalism. but c.leanup pro)ec .. to kttp the ourdoors great. Since ~ care for the envtronnwrft. too, our Mobil Chemica.I Company donated 1.5 million sturdy plastic Hefty• bage to the Boy Scouts' ~soue Our American Re•ourut'' program last 6pnng. It was the largest atngle corporllte contribution ewr made to that program-enough bags to collect a yard·wide pile ol trash stmching several inches deep from ChJcago to Orlando. Scouts used the bags for litter, landscaping. storing fish In a contest for the handicapped ... even "#iaroatfng'' gypey-moth cocoon•. ·~re .I/OU through with this?" Heft)r and thrifty. Since Scouts are encouraged 10 earn money to help pay troOp expenses many are now selltng Hefty ~gs that we re wholesaling fO partld pa!lng units. Which LS where you could come In The average family uses more than 25 packbges of bags a year and buying the.se trom a Scout would mean a thrifty Sl2.50 proftt for his troop and a bonus "Hefty Scout Bude" good toward uniforms and supplies W11h each package of bags. you ·u aoo get a 25-cents off store coupon Do your 900d tum. Scouts thrive In field and fore$t, but what about bo)r• on dt)I •~? WUJ they join ,...,., or Scout troope? In New Yon City, for o.amp&e. flw out of .tx Scoutlng·age boys are noc yt't &out•: many want to be. but often thtte'• no nearby troop.(() Join. City or country. theft's always e nHd for adult hetp. So ICf bwoJvecl younelf: Volunrttr your own rim«. Get your bustnaa. union. ho9M of wonhtp or otheT grou1>9 to llP0"9C>r a troop, °' donate eqtllptMnt, or p"'41kk a mtttlng p1oc~. With ~ help. Scouting can continue to c~ out It• chalJ•nge: "Be prcpored." It'• a fact For more lnfonnadon on how to help. contact your local Scour Council. or write to· Boy Scouts of America. 1325 Walnut Hill Lantr. lrvfng. Texas 75062 Moblr Cllcs ....... 4. ..... 0ICI p ........ 4t..._ ... ....._NY IOOl7 a,-.llillllllCei,_ .... , JOlllllUlaY sometimes 1 look at myself and say. 'You had the best damned quaner· back in the country across the table from you and you blew it."' Elway's arrival at Stanford aeated no end of excrtement ori campus The school had iust gone to back-to-back bowl games under Coach BUI Walsh. who recently took the San Francisco 49ers 10 a Super Bowl titJe College fans are acutely drawn to stories of grear high school athletes. and ....__.....,,E=lwa~·s arrival set them to interm~ drooUng and babbling It also encouraged two quaner· backs already on the team, Grayson Rogers and Babe Laufenberg. to tran.sf er to other schools They saw with notable clarity their new roles So did senior Turk Schonert. who bea1 back the challenge and led the nation in passing before moving on to the Cincinnati Bengals Even long·estabhshed pro quaner· backs are intimidated by Elway's awesome physical skills One sum mer. Schonert. along with fellow former Stanford greats Jim Plunken. Guy 8en)amin and Steve Dils. ~d out wnh the team Ir's said that after watching Elway's whlstbng spirals. nobody wanted to be the nex1 guy up. If Elway connnues at his present pace. by 1he end of the season he should break all Stanford and Pac-10 passing records. moving past all those gentlemen along with two other alumni slingers, Frankie Albert and John Brodie If his physical talents in bas_eball are no less obvious. they took longer to come to the surlace As a freshman. he hit only 269 verstJs college pitch· ing. but the next year upped that to 361 with nine home runs and 50 runs batted in 49 game,, (N C A A rules, while allowing Efway to play professional baseball without losing his football ehg1'bilny. take away hlS football scholllrshtp and bar him from playing any more college baseball l It wasn't until last summer. however. that he confirmed to his own sat~on wha1 everyone else already believed to be the truth . He left for Oneonta In June to ploy in the New Yori<·Penn league, a rookie league. He started the season slowly. rrnmaglng only three hits In his first 27 at-bats. and his arm grew sore. "Sometimes I just try to do things so well. and that's when I don't," John says. "I wanted to get a good stan and I staned pret.11ng " He would call home l'Wlce OT three dmes a week, but aceordlng lo Jack. "He never sound· ed down or depwessied . I dkln't say much 10 him , t>ec.ute I figured he'd 6gure It out hlmMlf." Ht did. EJw~ conquered his arm woes by warming up before every game and finished the year hitting a very accept21ble 318 and committing only one error m 42 games Which golden road John Elway chooses wiU probably have less to do With money than several other fac· tors. The zillions will be there no mat· ter which spon he picks Baseball players probably have longer playing careers, bur there's something iibout being a quanerback. being the guy m charge. that's appea~ng "I think my famUy would say it ts up to me.·· he notes, "buc ii I told them th~ could make up my mlnd for me. I thin my sisters mighr prefer footbaIJ. They en)Oy the faster pace I'm the quanerback. and they see me dorng something on every play In baseball. I'm out in right field . and I only come up to bat three or four nmes a game [According to Janet Elway. "The girls Says mother Janet, "John 5 sisters think baseball is kind of dull. They say they won't watch him Uhe plays baseball." think baseball is kind of dull They say they won't watch tum 1f he plliys baseball ") My moth'n would be hap- py either way. but I think she might prefer foorbaU , too My dad is the one who really doesn't care " Which football team drafls him could weigh heavily on his career choice. though Elway would prefer playing in California.. but the worst reams in the N.F L . and thus the prime contenders for his services. are found In Balumore. New Orleans. New Englllnd A trade could be ar- ranged. of course . or the new United States Football League. which begins play in March 1983. could be a factor To try and lure hometown stars. the U.S.F.L is assigning draft rights to local franchises. so EJway's rights already belong to the Bay Area team. But rhosa decisions will have to wait lfs autumn. he's 22. and all l.s nghr with the world (Except that San Jose State won Its annual duel with Scanford last month. 35 to 31. making 11 two In a row for Dad I Elway rlsn from his chair to excuse himself. He scoops up his car keys and 1ugs hlS railroad cap over his wheat·color hair. His questioner says. "Well. talk lo you In June.'' "You and everybody else." Elway lough$. 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The procedure is to have someone guess the colors of a shuffled deck of cards that the subject cannot see. It is noted that "anyone taking the test has the opportunity to guess. by chance. half of them right; however. if someone consistently guesses the right colors more tha~ 50 percent of the time. then the subject has E.S .P ... It goes without saying that the more an lndivldUllrs score ex- ceeds the 50 percent level. the stronger his E .S. P 3. False. Harvard University studJes on the psychodynamics of both logk;aJ and intuitive thinking have demon- strated that aD of our faculties are falli- ble and that lntulttve thinking can sometimes come up with the wrong answers -just as loglcal thinking can. It Is noted that wlah/uf thinking Is often allowed to intn.ide on both lntukive and logical thought procaees -and II a frequent caUM for hunches that turn out wrong. 4. FalM. 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If the animal Is unable to get up. ii may be suffering from broken bones, multiple lacera· tions. bleeding. or neurological ln1ury "As in all emer· gency cases.'' says Dr. Julia A John- son. a small-an1mal practitioner in New Jersey. -you should never fad !O call the veterinarian first to alen him that you are bnnging in an injured animal. This way he can get every· thing prepared .. Not calling in ad· vance. says Dr Johnson. hurts the animal's chance of surviving. In dealing with trauma. veter· inartans agree on the importance of approaching the animal with caution to minimize injury to yourself and fur· ther injury to the animal. first calm your pet by placing a towel. blanket. or ,acket loosely over his head and face In some cases. it might be necessary to use a muzzle . which can be effected by holding the jaws to· gether with a belt -If you can safety handle doing this. ''U there's profuse bleeding." says Or. ,Johnson, .. apply a pressl.IJ'e ban· dage of gauz.e and tape (If a first aid kit Is avallable). or use one of your socks or a handkerctuef." If bleeding per· llsU. shnply apply hand pressure over the bandaged area until you get to the doctor. A good way to transport the animal to the vetertnarian Is In a blanket h'eld taut by two people, points out Dr. Ken L. Ward, pratdent of the Society for Emergency Veterinary Chnldans and ~nager and director of the Erner· ge,ncy Animal Hospital of Dallas "Animals are the same as people when Injured ... he says . "Talk to them calmly and avoid commun1eanng hysiena .. P°'8onll. Some of the most com· mon toxic substances that pets con· sume are rat poison. their owner's medications, peeling lead-based pa.Int . fertilizer and. of all things. anti· freeze "Most people are unaware that afew~ ohntlfr~~l'I be fatal ." says Dr. Johnson. Pets like it because it tastes sweet and may be exposed to it from the garage floor ~use of a leaJcing Bdlator. an uncovered an· tifreeze Jug. or residue in a drip pan According to Dr Johnson. '"You can tell when your pet has inge5ted a pots0nous substance because It acts intoxicated and uncoordinated and has difficutty breathing." There Is only a shOl1 time before It will start to con· vulse and go Into a coma -and that's why 11's essential to get the animal to the nearest veterinarian Immediately Pet owners should also consult a vetennarlan if their animal Is expen· encmg vomiting and diarrhea accom· panied by cold and clammy skin and sunken eyes. straining during unna· tton (urinary blockage 1s a common problem for mature male cats): and stomllch bloating (which occurs most commonly In large. deep -chested dog breeds. such as German shepherds. collies and lrlsh setters) . "People tend to Wllnt to wait and see if their pet wiU get better on its own," says Dr. Wayne E. Wingfield. Oiplomate American College of V eterinary Surgeons and a director of the emergency cbnic at the College of Veterinary Medicine. Colorado State Unlvenlty. "But our success hinges on early diagnosis and prompt. efficient medlc:al treatment. " Dr. Johnson emphasizes that stnce speed ln·getting to the veteJ1narlan ls so lmponant for MT1ous conditions. "you should establish ahead of time. at a roullne vlltt. exactly what the doctor'• procedures are regard· rw Ing after-hours emergenda." ..., ,Mlll.'1' WHKL\'. Oetooet 11. l9U • 11 PRICE 'BREAK! Only 1000 sets offered in our special sale of original U.S. Mint Only'"'° P9f Mt ~If you ect within~ nu1 15 deys, yov will recelw ~. 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Even when we soy that whar we want Is a change In attitude. behavior change Is The p osition 1omong psycho ~ therapists has overwhelmingly -whet ~Te-reafty after: tf we fall to been that while you can -with effort -change younelf. vou cannot (and ~rtainlv with anv lasting effect) change other people. This position. of course, does litt.le to decc us from try· ing, using toctics that range from the Ineffective to the destructive. In his recent book. Changing Him. Changing Her (Simon and Schuster). Mk:hoel McGill. Ph .D .. a professor of 0f'90rlizationa/ behavior at Southern Methodist University, explains whv he belleues that it Is possible to change another person. He di8cu.ssed his position in an Interview with FAMILY WEEKLY. Q : Why do we so often fail when we try to change a person? A: Individuals often threaten to force change but they're really not prepared to follow thro ugh and then live with the consequences. Empty threats ju.st don't work. Neither does the gullt - anxiety routine. Q: How can we be more effective' A: Arst of aU you have to be specifk about why and how you want the other person to change This ls hard for most people It is important to make a conscious decision for change. to think thro ugh carefully why you want change and why the othft person Is likely to resist. Too often we ju.st wish fo r change and hope the other person somehow gu..a what we want. Or we moke only a halfhearted attempt Or, wone, we try to l!ve with something we can't tol«ace and get Into a martyr-like tituadon, get mad at ourselves, or go off to get revenge. These patterns mutt be turned around. Q: In other words. you think tharonly a strong stanoe works If we want to lft a change In someone A:. The only way a relationshlp am ~w II through the process of c:ti.nge, end even oonfrontation. In ~ 10me sttuatlons you may have to say, "change or else," and mean It. recognlzle this, it can resuh in confus· ing messages. For instance. a woman rells her husband that $he wants him 10 love her more . when what she real· ly wants is for him to demonst.rOle his love more frequently. Q : Should we offer rewards or m · ducements for change? A: Yes, I think people should be rewaided for change -and told In advance what the reward will be. A lot of times we don't let people know what It is that will be rewaided. Also. most relationships reach a kind of ceU- ing aro und rewards We simply assume that the other person knows we 're grateful or we offer our standard thank you's. We need 10 be more aeative when it comes 10 rewards. Q : Yo u say in your book rhat men and women relate differently to the Issue of change . A: Women have ~ much better idea of what they want ro change than men do. I think men Just give less thought to It . When I ask a man. "What do you want to change about your wtfe?". the typical response is, "What do you mean?" or. "I don't know " Then they say. "What have other men told you?" It is as though they simply are not as Introspective about their relationships with others as women are. Men also don't talk lo other men about what they want to change In women. whereas women do talk to other women about change. Q: Can trying to change someone ruin the relationship? A: Change Is destructive when peo- ple haven't thought through what h means for the relationship ar)d are un- decided about what they want to change and why. The "changer'' must ultJmately respect the r1ght of the other penon to say. "I'm not going to do that. I'm nbt going to change." One thing you haw to understand at the out.Mt of the process \s what you 're prepared to do If the 1'11111 other penon A~ no. ., BY STEPHANI COOK ,,0,411,y Wf£1<LY, Oct~ 1 ,, 1M2 • 21 6NE ''The Rattlesnake'' by Fred eric Remington • An outstanding mll5eum quality ttproductlon in the great tradition of frederic Remington. • Available in a single limited edition Issue of 0 9500 serially numbered sculptures. ne of Fr~rlc Remington's f.ach Rattle.snake rcplk:a will be ere· best known and dramatk works -at.ed in c.old<.ast bronze -a medium "The RattlesnaU'. depicts In vivid de-that enatMes I.he casting o( finer detail tail the ctas.sk moment a.s hor5e and than the traditional hot<ast method. rider enc.ounter a swtled snake. wtlile every sculpture will be individually on the trail. The few ofiglnal bronzes. ~ from a b6end of~ bronze made by Remington In 1905. a re rare and resins. Once I.he castlng is com- and have sold at auction for over P'eted. It will be finished wfth a ric.h $1 J5.000. Now thi$ •/, size repro-patina. similar to the original. fach duction is available rcx the unusual Remington Rattlesnake will be seri· offering price of only $195.00 per ally numbered and hallmar1U!.d. The sculpture. edition will be limited to 9500 pieces The fine reproduction was pro· and after that all molds wlll be de- duced under the direct 5Upervision of ~ ~r. M.s. Christine~ -fonner Di-To reserve this Important Remlng- rector o( the Reproduction Studio of ton reproduction. sfmpty return the the Metropolitan Museum of Art and applicallon ~·. l'io payment need creator of fine Remington repro-accompany your Ol'dcr at lhi$ lime. ductlons for The Nelson P.oc.kefcllcr Collectlon. ----------------------~ '7he Rattlesnake" .., Limit: one: per per:w>n ~~~-==C-.Qe)t6 .. nc-~ ""' r_,_lon '°' 11>< ''""~ to i. "an~'°'"~ 1n tOld..-1 lln>n•oi "4 1 19' oo· .,.... I.) 00 '°' ~ -hondlln\I I UftOf'rMMO I Meld -no monry -~ "1) .c1.1191 .. rc 18 lad)' lor "'*"-1. t IO\N be blllf!O IOt ,,,., .,.,_. ol .,_9 30• *.cl. .alWt ""~ IOt tht IMllMct hi tlllft momNy ~ ol M9 30· bllll t WOUid lk "1)' bir ~ ~ol 1-49 )()• <-..i IO'") "-*t C.-0 -~ C.-c...dll\ln'Ollft ------------!ACI Diiie ------- ,..,..--~~~~~~--.,..--,--,~~-...,.~~~~~~~~~~~ .. "llflllCatlonl-~ ~~ IWTW-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I I I I I Addlao~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-l I Cll)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- "-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ --~·-c.on __ ntt_•_k~~rok'lmb~~~:!'~,.:U_::_-:::_~---~----.-.~~-~----R-S_l_O• L .,,,., Di 9fWW up a poot 111119 nch gert,-"' ..... .,,.... l>Ut io-When ahe -only a ye.,.. old. '-mom.. leh '-tao-for .,..,.,_ ,_, Tftia deM<tloft left Olene a lonely. -trw ch<lcl. who con1.wed up d,..,... of romanelc •dven1ure1. However a11rologer1 euminone ,_ nalal ~ ... that t1- cNAdhood ._._,........,llO~ ...... 'Y ~D ·.-..,,,.., ,.. C __ .__._ ~Off._ 791 '-'-· n.. ~~that .... _.,.._..,a ............. who ...... .,_..,._ ""'"" .... '°"" .... longe for. And jUet .. wnpo<Qftt •• ,,_~will utldy ,_....-tor lu.lluriM. He.C-r-...,..._ma,..,...__ .._ love for children and • deep __. ft) ~ ..__. _. "*" It'• only,.....,... t.._. L8dy Oi choM U> ~ kinc»oeer-end ro become ~ ...... '" ,_ _...,. Altd ltM roywl cout*t co..id not r.-dloMfl • mor.f....,,_ daf fof tN bW1f'I of d*r .on. ~ .. y the ,._.,.end..,. lit tt.t _,of hoa.,.,,. _.."' I ,,...wticwtt ~for tt.e bor1'I ot • IUng.. Ailttotoe• ~ ...,_ ltw1 Pn-Dt ••• perlec1 .-1eh for her Scorpio Prlnm a.c-of i-u.uu;wawior_neture...,....,..beg,_.,~ 11oy dw peop1oe of E,..unct u._'" i..-.• , tt.t tin. of her bor'dl, lndoQ-.... will ...., .,..... a.bout mejor ~for IN._..... ASTROlOGY AFFECTS US AU Ledy D_,. i. not the only ~-aH.cted by Htt'*'9Y lhcau. you -· born. fOU yourwff heve 1 UfMque netal i-a.cope, doH-t from al o~ I" lhow you what It can mean to you bv .....,. c:eieOnbft for my~ y-Ne1al Horoecope .:.. help "°" dtwc~ your hidden tMlnta. Ind.,._ you -con~ ti> um"'-" Whefl you ttw.a. of Mentyn ~. you ~ IK'W'I tM s-.ctanl ''dumb blGI*'' .. ,. ~ ..... .__ ..._.. tN1 no"-9 c:outd lie ,.,,._ from me mdfl Sftt Md the ~ to ... II-dou• IC1TW ...ci ahe "-It Manlvn flellad '-•• symbol imeg9 J-Oh•on'1 ,,._. d'lw1 ~ mung psychtc Ind IE.SP..,_.._ Shec:ultrwtad her ~..-cl le coi.,ld9-.d I"-IMdif'9 ,,.,.c:Nc of out tl...._ "-'-ope can actwwKe '°"' ~ and bnng you -tm. A c~ of Robert Redford'• -..1 chan to Paul Newmen'1 .,._. th9M 1WO sun to be "*fY -tlb,. In rffll II ... Special Research Project ,...., -....y doM 1..-.d• n. .. r hor'o~s aho ll>OW9d fhat a '°"'' ....... ..,. would be .. ,.....-v prot11able BUTC H C ASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID and tt>e STING certainly beer ltt•e OU1. On die oW-hand. the timu19 of die movoe THE GREAT GATS8\' end the ,,_....., ot AotMtn Aedfotd'1 planets _.. m confkt Boa off..:. ,...;lta _.. certawoly •lot Ina U-. ••P9CWd· If .... fled ch9dlad hoe ho<oec:-he coWd twrv. aVOldad ..._.di·------Y-hotoweope can bnng you tov.. ronw'IC». end rmprow~ lit.. Henry llJ...,...'shooo11COP9 lhOW9d that .. ,,. w .. cont.dent ~h. - would o...nooll hie~ He UMd hill .. _..,_.. ...,. d9t9d -of ltte -beeutrtul -"' ct. _.., Hw hOroacode predlc:tlad h• mern... 10 Nency Me9innM wt..t ,. tnOf'9 .-.zlftg. hie chert tndocated that •I he suo.li1ed hoe .... ~ ........... hewoutdbemo.e...cc:euful In ht1 Mtddte East negot:iatton1 s-.mn a smMI change c:... m..,. • IJ09 dl"9te.ice In T aHy s.-i..• caw, he uMd hoe heed H11 Nat.el~ annbutee hl1 ch-to~ 11...:1 He ~ hl1 he.cl tor the ,,_.., THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD. •nd huen}OV9d ~--.._._.°"" "--h.eped peoploe _., '" .,ood ~ ...,.., a d°"P trom an enicle ift die M....,. .-,1ct· 1 S-*Y .....,..,_ Mary 11(..ety cl'ldiu~y with •v.nv her from..,_.,'°" on "-' le99 "'8t would...,.. t.n her cnpeMd "My dOctor decoded an oeaentoon was needed, and told me 10 c:hec:ll onto the ~tal Friday tor l"9 c>penf!On on Mondrt I con..-..cl m y a1tro6ogef Ha tc*I me tq h-tha ~ ~ to W.,._...y I did thte, and on T-.cley me~ luddenly di~ a blood ~ -ce..-ng .,,. trouble H.d he perfor"* ltte apentMln • any d-W(IUld ....._ on Fridev'• .. """°'' .. · I pr~ would,_ have_....,.-.. THE T9UTH A.aOUT ASTIIOlDGY How don your Na&al ~ wcwti1 ""' a•C""°fe' w.11 chart the po91-of the_, moon •nd ..., ... ,,.._,. .. Chey ---~your .,._.. ol borth ac your nact -of borttt n.. ~ ~ .,.., ......... ,~of "'-bodliel mMI• up 'YOV' c:haYC. ThN .,_ thltl _.._born at ltte HKI -hme .. vou. buC '" • d~f crty. wlft ha .... d~t ehatt n.. _,,,_ ont--tloft and ~·of ~ natal ct.an •• called your N•tal Horoacope AatroloOv •• nor fortune i.f11ng and your hor'oa.c:ope does not cauM thtnga to fl_. to vou You1 horo~ •netvz-your parwoneltry, and tt.... ..... vou whet """9• -- i..tv to ~ to~ S..t ~. your lnaewtlc..-..--... ,,_ htw, of ¥0U pUt your ........ 10 11 In LJldy o.·.-........ ,a-'°~ """•U COUl'M. As you've -from the a~ 1·.,. .,...-you, -of ct. moat._.. ~ ueed "'-t.Otoecope to .-ch -buf'" .,.._ --..,._.... 11 af>d faced fMure ,,_,_ _......,_,,. af dttt.9nt wlyS to ~ ....... ttt. loY9 9UCCW and .....,.,.. .... Each --of UI ti good •I .-hong no ma~ how odd one'• -h mey -10 ,,.,_.. Yovr horo.c:ope _.. .,.. you what you're .,ood at. So-., beet your brW>s out on •n-o..tyou·,.._.......,.....,,,..._ '" equel _, ot c.-8'*'1 on ~ you',...,ood at would.,..._ much term. "'-d. bvC you'll be .... Med and~ .... you•,.. dloone It Yovr horotc099 w.ll grve vou • c_....,,.,. _..,..of your __ ....., II -_, °"' "°"' 11renQtt11 and ahow you how tout...._ "'-n. tt wtl MIO do.cuu vour _. .. arM.L end lllow you lO ~••fort'-" s.c.u-,,_, Natal •~oecope .. such a aoohllOC9tacl ~ of "°"' ~. ot w.ll c.....,.,,_, IUbcon-.. nw>d to...., ou1 your Ndd-~-n. ... -ct. ---.. you "-'vht '°"fled laMftt fwn""9. ESP.•• ..,.,_1, pulNoc ,._.., athletics. •tc. I bolt -afT.S lo try It .,:O..·ve t--tint for -to grve vou a lfnte .,.-, .., your l>otOWCi9'1 be.,._ -It """' v•ve you m. -"ct..oce 10 •tart U9'ftll your hidden tMent> S""""'9d up,,,_ Neal ~o.cope -..._._ your ~. low life, ca,_, fl...,_., end i-tth It ..... h9lp you .-..bind and acC»Pt ~f 100' ....._, vou -It wilt It.en "'-you wt.era yOUI ta'9rltl ... end •t vou on a courae ol Hll·1mpro.,.men1. ••lf·lulf1llment and true ~ ~ the o6d uylng goea. ''\'ou only ii-once '' Wifl You miu your 9UCCeU ~~1 Wi• VOU stumble """' .,.,,,... '°" could haw evooded. ... Rober1 Redford......, tM GREAT GATSB'Y1 Don't vou owe •t to ~ end to your IOvecl -to -.. -v pr-=--_. ot yo .. lite end l'ftMe ltM best of •t. !Mty -grve yowwtf _., advent..,. wttft ftt. added edge of VOUt ~ Halal Hoooacu.-°""'"" ..... ~ ...-... prafect. \l'OUC:-... yo..r ,.,_.. ......., Uon•cope fof Ofttv • CCICt'IOftl COit You get the ............. c-.g and ..... ,Dne procea -n.EE And you CM> uae _. horOCOP9 lor • full.,._ -an~ no .W. .,..-n.. e<1Jda i.tow woll ... you h-to ordef _. ~. Foryouro-o .... e.-...don'tpeaa~ lht.-..... ~~tv. -t.U How to get your Personal Natal Horoscope for only a copying cost . By John F. Ford SMtd,,.. your .. 8C1 bfne and p6Ke of bwth I'll CIMt .... ~your Net.II HOfCleCOIMI '°'-" ,_,,,.-"°" -v ~ • dupllc:8• cottv of vovr ..... , • ~ "°' Oflly 13.00 to -the C09t to fTllllu9 yow~ ptw IOC poet809 and heftdllng You get tN elqMlfttiw cae11fotv end el\ely1in9 P'O¢"' flllEIE -~ of IM feet -,_. ~ ~ llOl 11 ~II I tot woeft llftyhow Y-Mt8I hOfoecOM will conelet oft.,.._ Mel 3.000 ....,. Md ... prv"6de you .. of die .................. ~·Thkhl--~ MNH'°'" I • v-ftoroecOtM .. ._ "°"~and ~ \'OUfWff. It ..... wlyM "°"' ...,_..., .,.. ....... "°"' ·~ ............. w. ...... ., ..... ,.,..., °"' your "'°"".._... ...... ~ .,... °" --tO ......_ • l~crf119 ........................ ~IO -... ~ v-llofa•~..-..... ~ '*" MtNlft ....._ 1-~ Utt, ......_ ~ ,...-.c ......,._-··and IMw.,... how to '*"' !ft °" ttleM • Y-llOIOICllll .......... ,OU I ~ eNty.i. of ~ low I~ ~·' l84'orM ~on how to enjoy a more fulfilllne •• 1• wtl4 be otfwed. You'll be told ..... you·,. ~IM>le wltfl and ..tty •nd .,_ .._ 10 find rotftlnce ~ VO\I find It, .,_ horo.cope .... ...., VO\I ...._ " burniftt hot • Your horoec-wW '"still~ In vou. lloV ~you...,., you're good •t. It wlll ~ you In the proper fnm• af mind to bet!" • pr-ooram of "'1 ••ound Mft.lftltl'O-· • The 1.,.._ of jo4N end_,. NI "°" -'"" wlted fof "°"" M 119ted You'll lie tolid ~ c-. will bttftl you --..... h1p11' -.... """'6Gh )otle IO 9llOlcl. •Y-~~ ..... be~ Y- a""'-M _,.... 1ftC1ft9Y and IN .._. _,. fof VO\l IO mMt.e _.,,_,. -dlecl!Aed. . ..,_ ,_,..., ..... f....., ,....~ -........................... °" ............... yo.-INI .. , .-0 -.....n. 9f'4I your.....,__ ~·· ,., ..... to WOft'\' ..,.,. tlfldif'I -eMutllftuoiet01id ..... CICIMlftt.......,....,..yow ctwt.Ae_., .... ........., .... lftpua uh V-ftw wit! can~ po1&C1..._ H'" .._ ..._,. ....., "' "" c-..... ..., °' ...-.-.... ulu1a11 le ~ ....,.....,, If ....... la __,, .... ~.,.,_dleft, .,..._ ... ....... VOii Gall do 10 m-. It ~ W"-CMtlft9 fCM"' '-Olcocie. -conform to .,.. ~ ecieMiflc Prine.-.. F1rfl lhtlof9tudia aftd 111"\llde of -., pl9c1t af ~ wtH lile ~ 6own 10 .,.. l'lfl9I of • -...... RnMiy, -,o... ~and~and~W...ofbit1ttwil be·~ lftlO ... 1911 310-146 ~ . which contain• ovar t• mllhon lllt• of ...V....._....,1111,';altntom.'*". Youcenba _. thet your '--ojM w!M•ttee ........ MM .,.. _, ...... tytle fouM ift ,,,,11oec!t1L y- hotOKOilS .... cairoy ~ -"".._., .... ...,. -be ceat tl'Olft your a!IACll ti.-end_..,. of lllf9I ..,. .,_ end "'°" ...,__ A .,..,., hoto9Ccrpa cou6d coat ._ IO t.HO If done llY a11 unole1u •111, THfi"P.'I AHOUITRY NO CATCH 10 ._of'-I naM .._ lnfarmMlloft fot "" .... ,,,h .. -... 1· ... ....... ,,.,,_...... ..... ~ ,,_ .. ............. melln ............... liott. ,.....,..wM flt""-..... -~ ... ....,.__ lllJy .... out• wdl quoaN:u ...... I TMI ,__,..,..... ._......,._ilteuM>AV NIWl'A'l"I. "IOIOOlt, McCALlS, WOMAllll'I DAY ...,. ..., Jultmlo n. ,......... ....... ··-•••• ...,.. ... 900.000 ,_.,,.. -~-..-... Mvtoaca111 llft d\at'a ...... ·1 .. frw••'*'l9 W.-y-MaMI to._thte~....., ,......_..._~_,__,..,__ .. ....,.._...,....._ almoet to Iha point of -...... So.-· ............... --~ Qnto~-~~" .... _.. ... ro ,...., .. widl --"and ..... •• an .... « ltll9.-cWofWl!oV~lftoNaWt'°'1 t11rwfor yoursatf. for ¥11"' fllftllty Of "°"' ......... """"" .. 1tlia: &Md -die -.. ....... "'--.... -"'-.................. fof.cft~ -· ,_,.of ..................... ,, 00 ~""' and 50C ........... ceelh. ct.di. or~ .... .. .... .._ope ...................... .... ~ ..... I ah I • I' Cit.,... ... . --'°"' _. ....... Wrtlll. _ .. -'2.'00 -.) If you..,,.. n Clww•rJ16. ,.._, c:NfWll,.. ...--11¥ .............. . h1fOl11-1. "' -.. ,... _... .. ~ _.. ,..,,.,.., c. card ....,.lloll .... Mall yo .. , of'daN to ,... AMf"ICA .. AlntOLOGICAl AllOCIATIO'-. llta-rctt C>Melilill • .,... 00-1 • .,, ......... -. •. c:-... ow. 447'IO. Y---·· I Jlil~lll!yl------M~~li. TO.WW• " •• l ..........: ...,, hoto1t111• ,..... -·...._.,...'°'II"· "'**- Knocked Down and Rejected? fllake It Wotk fot You thor of the recently published book Re~ctJon (Addison-Wesley), rejection often def eats us only because we re- spond to the ..81q>erlence ·as tf it were the same thing as faUure. White points out that although we tend to think of By fnaty Long ach of us has met widt re- )ecdon In our nws. In- cluding anyone who has become a success. When Fred A9taSe 8rst offered himself ~ Holly\Alood. he w rejected as being just a '"balding. skinny actor who can dance a little." NeedJess to say, Fred kept on dancing. ~. Gltwn the pianist and walcing ~. Li>erace, first started making ii big In the 1950's, musk: a1tlcs rejected his perionnances reso~ -.. sentimen1al vomit": ~nautea." ·But Llbe:race re)ected the rejedjon and played on to fame and fortune. His famous response to the 5tream of ridlcule? '1 aied all the wny to the bank." Most of us would agree that bein9 te)ected makes us feel worthless. The vay word -~}ec:Uon -can be wound.mg. imi>'ying humiliation, lonellnas. defeat. Rejectloi'i hurts us 1he moll whel I ildli!ifees wilt\ the 9l!Cttt drams we haw b ounelva. Each of us h.m his or he own "ego kieel," ~ Or. M. Bame Rich- mond of the Qlicago lntdtutie far Psy- ~· This ts a kind ol hldde'I Wion In which we see ow.Jves as we would molt .. to be. Tua ldlel may lnvoMt ~Jn a cmtBlr\ fWd, ~ ol a cmtlllrl tal.nt. or wld 1UCC811 In OW romantic relation~. RljK:ttol 1 In sud\ a sl\adon creablS a ~ of hop ' ,_ or ~Im ..-1nw.___we .. ., .... lt• proof dWlt we don't ~ • c:h.-l08 of ~owldlel. But lkQ)ldillQ to John WhM. au- ~ L.oftt 1111 ~ --tMo ~ NpOfCll Oft~""*'· '/IM/LVWBIW',O&toeet 17, ,_en THE FASTEST, EASIEST $100,000 ou?fl Ever-Make-in Your Ute, YoutTNOW • WITHOUT A PENNY OF INVESTMENT • WITHOUT LEAVING YOUR HOME • WITHIN 90 DAYS • "WORKING" ABOUT O NE HOUR A DAY (OR EVENING) Tl\efe 1rt all kinds of wys to Nllt inonev Good 1Cllly. Molly -If •llYOM knows t"'t. I Od for Ille P1St ~ yun rve concentrated°" fitid•nc. lflwestteJt1111. c1e11 me Ml ~ Slftlfltl ..i onty ttw ftfY hnm 1ep1 .ild tthai IMltlads far f>fWlt OIA 1 NU of weattll 111 1 hurry But btillw me. m 111 tllow ,ors nnti hut I etpenenced •""""11 1et'llClll!ly IS e•cot•llC .s 111.s w R~. I C:llllt KfOS.S I '""" """ .. ., to ma~ bia bur. bUt afttt I tflof OllCll sNdy I dtsunled II Ilea uw It ff.qllil'fd lco mUCfl ~ ol bmt money I ncl pef'SOlllf eflor1. 811t "'Y ad' did .,-ft IS ~ lo deYefoll ¥tt •noltlel fantastic •n<I unll$u1I •1lltt.- fa11tnt1 --.... lMt 1119fil llOlr llH -bltft •4 .... -ft'! fully c0111ploes •lfh the lllllCb set ol m n ci..ds rm nottd IOI dellllftdtnc ol "'' potent11t -elllh P'Odlltllll conctOt • Must be Mitt to bt started •1111 ...... Mwlwwwt • Musi bt ~ lo sat It .... Ind ntC Wltrlf«t •llfl ,_., ~ • Mftt bt af:llt 10 be stantd Incl .... Mltuilty lllJ --·-• ~ flQUlfeonly • f•....,. flt.,..,_,_,_. • Mutl "'9t tMmc IMVill profit polrlTNI ol $eel.GOO ..... ..._ tlla one ps W1Y beyGlld my 1151111 fllD"CM ~ r.et.,.. Ths em.. .. ,-·· llllller4' """''°"to' • Stitt It 011Ce -willlll JI ---ol sNlfllll 111y """"' • hlvelllOI• .......... • AccolliPliSll _,...... ---..... ,.. .... -filldl.'911all•11•..-..... ..,,~ .......... PIZZI• ........ dlelar ftDIY ""'111'1 ... _ ............... (ftClll lfm:5 .en of 1100.000.00 by tllf md "go days -'°"' And Ms~ 11C111 ~or paper profoti ........................... --------.. ........................... ...... !' .. la ::::-II ........... _,.,..... ..... ~---·•• 2 IMllW.'-. ...... ). ....... ~_ .. _ I I! * • 4""o' .. 0 I ................ ..,,, ....... ... .. ~ ....... .. -. ............ _... .,.. .. ...... .............. -... .. ,., ................ _...,_ ,.........._ ......... _ .. _. ........ c....~ ......... ..... ,............, ......... ....... ................ N1tu11ty. you're •ondern1f "'"' 111 tlus 11 -but rm no1 aoma to tell'°" IM!n!. Ho. in pnc to cost you ten SlllKllers to ftnd out. But I .. tell yo11wfllt11 rsn~ so you'• llCll be ott on -di pw c:lllte • No so or oft color stuff • No dlm1 lenef, Potnmld or mulll·lrwl sum • No lllM Olde!. envdoOt Sf\lffloc or d r09-shrP01na • No 9TllJnl or sdl-publrsllmc how-to stuff • No ll»n bfolit!att SC'*"t • llo stDds. Cllmt!IOdtties.. ~,. rsUtt etc • No plllbl~ bfttln1 or •ll'f'llll • Nit am. cmts or sorc1ll "-•Is • llo l*tf-llifn. door b>-doOf or ollOftt sdl ... • NII Cllllllllp. INlillll Im. OOSb1t. ek • No~ Ill buy ar rent • ... """' .. fl1mlS. rtll!Wes. ek • Nol ~ \'Oii lllwt ...... -~ .~ WHO CAN DO IT AftyOllt Wllft -I ........ Of tllltlrflOn WHAT TO DO NOW Y•w 111C ""'91 cflorC:a I Wnll ar ....... 1111 llld ny ID pry Ollf IN ddllls tor flee. It ...... -'-WI t1N1 ltle hldl -Mre0l 111Y .....,. (517} 6S5.33l3 1 "" .. ., ......... '° *" ., ......... YOUf tlwllcl "1100.000. 3 DD 1t1e 1111r _.... ...... 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O/E C•tde) (MM1U48)-: (MHtt428)·81aell °"4y 111 ... iw .. 1 JH. '°' .... rejection in terms of humJU.,- tion and defeat. It can actual· ly be used as a positive force: a challenge, an Ulumlnation, a chance for a new begin- ning. Rejection has many motiveS and sowces. ranging from kindness to auefty. and the first st~ In~ coming to grips with It is to rec· ogni2e jusi what kind Of en you. Though rejection is painful, if is often rooted, says VJhlte, In simple good judgment: "That which Is of- fered is not good enough.'' Such a rational rejection can be enonnously beneficial - tf you meet rationality with rationality by carefully con· sidering how you might "im- prove yow product." But human beings are often not so reasonable, and In certM\ cases someone will reject another person be- cause he fears that the in- dividual outshines him. or because the new person teminds him of someone who made his life miserable years ago. People also reject each other at times simply because they are terrified of being rejected themselves Psychologist Roger Calla- han. co-author of h Can Happen to You (A&W), calls this a beat-your-partner-to· the-punch rejeetlon and says it is especially common In In· tense romantic relationships. R woman. for example, gets Involved with a new man and, after a n umber of weeks, things start to look good for the two of them. She has flnaly learned to relax with him; they're happy. Then. lffmlngly out of the !Mue . she tells her friends that she· s pblnning to break up with him. What's happening here. Mys Or. Callahan . ls that the coup&e Is becoming Intimate and the woman's own vul- Mf8b1llty ts tearing her ro dHth . Her unconscious tho"9lt might be: "rd rather be the one to end It now than taka the chance thar he11 end It In a month or to." Thil typr of f Pl often develops becaUM of rejection This kind of approach. cautions Dr. Florence Sea· man, direaor of Advance, the Center for Preventative Psychology in Philadelphia, Is a cover-up for feelings of worthlessness and will pre- t you from drawing hon- ..._~§1 and helpful condusions from your experience. To avoid that doomsday feeling , you've got to look at rejection in a rational way. Begin by making sure you '--'' ___ know what was re aed, Or. Seaman SI iggestS. Most likely it wasn't the very essence of yoUT being but only your idea. behavior. plan, or pro- that was refused. If that ls case, you must simply acknowledge that other peo- by a parent in childhood. pie have the right to disagree WSome people deal with their with you and that they are fear by betng ready to reject bound to do so as often as others at a moment's notice," not. explains Dr. Callahan. "The slightest hint of disapproval T hen. try to treat the re· or the least danger of feeling jedion as part <X a lam- that old pain will cause them Ing process. which al- to teJ<e an aggressive stance lows you to look more out of sheer terror." deeply into certain mpec:ts of Re.cogn.izing that the per-your own behavior -and son who has rejected you then make changes. may have done so out of WRejeaion teaches us far jealousy or his own fear of more than acceptanc.e ever rejection should relieve the can." says Or. Callahan sting: the rejection says more "Wllh rejection we have an about him than It does about opportunity to analyi.e and you. Unfair as It may seem, find out what's wrong. We you may be rejected for a can ask what kind of chronic, reason that has nothing to do built-In problems we may with you. have that may pop up again What rejection actually and again in our relationships means for you. however. or o ur work sityatlon unless depends not so much on we con&ont them Rejection ho\1.1 or why It comes. but on makes us aware. forces us 10 what It does to you and what take corrective steps. lroni· you do about It. cally, If you're never rejected. Some people simply can· you could be doomed to fall· not accept rejection or bene-ure. h's on the way tDat we ftt from It. They respond with learn how things work." anger and hostility toward Rejection con be wound· others. as did the daredevil Ing. though. even shattering. motorcyclist EveJ Knievel. and It's not always possible to who starred In a 1977 movie toss It aside with a ample, caJJed Vloa Knleoell Critics "111 do better next time.'' But voted the picture one of the mo!l rejections are not ltfe- worst films ever m.ide. Eve! and-death marten. responded less-than·con-And however rejection structlvely by bashing one of may come, one would do the crltk:s with a baseball bat well, suggests White, to refer -an action which was then to Thackeray's story The "rejected" by a )udge, who Roec and the Ring: "While sent Evel off to jad. the other guests at the chrls- Many people who are r• tentng of Princess Rosaba )ected rapond tn much the are wishing her happiness, same way, If In a tomewhat beauty, IUCCetir and to on , lower key, by trying to ~ good fay B&eckldck, the credJt the perton who nt)ec:t· wiMtt of them aD, NVS. 'The cd them. or to lnvelldate t~ _ -bat thing I CM wteh her ,_ rt)ecdon. II a lltdc nmfortune.' " _., l'AMl'-Y W!tKl.Y, Oct-. 11, tea • 11 No, Cathol.los do not believe that Marv is equal to God. They do not worship her. They do not adore her images. They do not consider her in any way as the rival of Christ, "the one Mediator between God and men'.' What then do Catholics believe about Mary? They believe tha1 all she is, she owes to the goodness of God. He cho.e her for a unique place in His plans for the redemption of the human race. And for her allotted v~tion He endowed her with special graces. On her s-t. Mary. as a 1 espoosible human being. responded 90 perlectty. in fact, to God's advances that she is a modef of faith and obedience. In a word. Catholics betieYe that God's power on the one hand and M.ry's cooperation on the other made her the kind of person whom all later get 1e1atiol15 woutd called "blessed'.' For more on C.tholic belief about Mary. we invite you to aend for our free pamphlet, "The Mother of Jesus'.' No one will call on you. --FREE-Mail Coupon Today! ----------- Please send Free Pamphlet entitled '7he Mother of Jesus" FM-24 C11v --------State -----Z•P--- CATHOLIC INFORMATION SERVICE Kn1GH1S oF co1.u••us- p 0 Boa 1971 , New Haven. Conn. 09521 STRAIGHTEN OVERLAPPING TOES WITHOUT SURGERY •Toa STRMOM'TWMR .-~slnl ... •• a $ l;I ............................. •UI f1t1 1 It ---.--..i •Cam suea. ...... ,.......n,11W1 • ___ .... ...,.__-..... ,.........,,.... •»GAY llOMY..Uat QUAMHTlll Tl_. null TIE ITU.TUii: Sllld •• ...,. ...... ~ IAVD °'., ""_:.::.:-11 e .. -'::.:. -......... -. .... UOIWID I. Dafe. N ·fl .. ,. .... .,,1tta.NYum I 1 • , 1n·•MIY •••• ...amuTY THmWNIE .,,... Mc>lt ~ers say once they Co~llvbl for a "acx:esitful mar· rtage, but couples With too much In common may ftnd themMfves unable to have chiJ. dren. ~~11'8-1:Mll-t"8W to~ and end a story, the rest Is a breeze (relatively). So If that's what's been holding you back from writing the Great American Now!, you now haw no excuse. New rett•d• at the UniwnMy of Mict¥tt Women's Hospital stk>WS that ti couples' gaMtic makeup and ~ are too sbnilm. It can cause the woman's body to Te· }ect the fert1llzed egg, resuJtlng In ip<>ntaneous abortion. However, vaccinating the wife with white blood cells from her husband seems to cause her Immune system to protect the fetus. This technique has enabled several women In the U.S. and England to bear healthy children, including Judy Spoturn of Ann Albor. Mich .• who gave birth to a son In 1980 lifter seven ml9carrlages. Dr. Alan Beer, who heads the Michigan research team, says the odds of choosing a mate With such sbnUar genetic: makeup are &es& than one In 1,000. He notes that. lronicaDy, such couples are kieal candidates for donating an organ to one another with minimal chance of rejection. HOMrf OP A TAL.m Yes, they're ltill coming. Thoee kk bees everybody's been buzzing about for yest. But •they speed on ttM?W way. romance teema to ba t.alcing a Mltle of the ldng out of them. It al begm'I In 1956 when an cxpeabuental group of A&tcan bees ncap«i from Bnml. The African bees are smaD... th.an the conventional honey bee but are much more .,-as1ve. They attack In swarms, wtl1 pursue three . times further and take 10 times longer to calm down. In the yess since the ~ Etcape, thee MVC been reports (apo- ~ mo9dy) of the bees wtpil'9 out domettic Tom Stl:>erkld and Jeny 8iedannan convtnad 20 best-selling authors. In· eluding Isaac Asimov. Stephen King, Belva Plain. Ken Follett, Erskine Cakl· well. John Jakes and AMn TofOu. to pro vide. In their own dlstlncttve styles. a brief opening and dosing for a potential stOTY- SKIPPING OUT Teachers. parents: Be · ware the Ides of Mart:h - and October. At least as far as kids cutting classes. Willam O'Connor, a retired attendance dean, recently sent us the resulas of a five . year ltudy he did on 1,500 lludents .. his uplt.ale New York ~ IChodl. He found th.at thee two months WIN peak dma for lldpplng c.-. Kids cut twk:e - olten In October • GltMr months. says O'Connor, maybe becaUle thetr ln1dal enthutAasm for a new tmn has worn off. Overall, about half the students cut dMa 10 or more dma each ye. to duck out to the malt shop. or wherever kids go today. AD we can say about this honor ls. "he eooiJmed itr' OlOMll over 90me 70 en· tertalnment and sports 6gUNS who have appe.ared In ads In the past yes, the , venerab&e John Houseman was recently named c:eJebrt. ty endorser of the year by Aduotising Age magazine. Previous winners include Kart Malden, Bill Cosby and. last year, Brooke Shields. The 80-year~ HoU5eman, who dkln't become famous until his 1970's portrayal ol au5ty law' profeaor Olarles Kings6eJd In the ftJm and TV versions of The Poper Chase, They've put them aD to· gether In a new book, The Do·lt·Yourul/ Bes'"//er, and are Inviting us to fill in the midd)e. . The duo. boyhood &lends and young would-be writ· ers, got help from Bieder· man's unde Irving Wallace (who!le family has become Onc e upon a t i me happily eveT afteT. masters at churning out these paint-by-number books) and admit they hope this concept ls their own tk:ket to the big time. Tua book's publisher, Doub&eday & Company, .. now rururlng a nadcnal cxmtat Inviting high school students to 6D In one of three select •ones. The competition is open to any student enrolled ln an English coune ·at a school that buys 10 oop6es of the book. The wtnnc gets a trtp to New York , but, sony. no book contract. won out In 1982 for his memorab&e work tn ads for Smith Barney. Chrys&er and Puritan cooking od. Some advertising execu· lives think Houseman has a\ready become oveT· exposed. and he admits. "There's a limit to how many [ads) you can do and keep your credibility ... And at an estimated $200.000 to $250,000 a year per ac· count. he's not taking any chances and says no more pl1.9 for a while. BIRTHDAYS (AD Lba except Sat., Scorpio.) Sunday -Rtta Hayworth 64: Arthur Miller 6 7. Monct.y -George c . Scott 55. ,.._.., -Amy Carter 15. w .. ...._. - Mickey Mande 51; Joyce 8rochers 54; Arlene Francis 74. 1"b&nd9y -Came Asher 26; Dizzy C.+Oap+e 65. 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