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SHUTTLE SETS DOWN ON RUNWAY 22 AT EDWARDS
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FIRST TIME ON HARD RUNWAY. T-38 CHASE PLANE IS BY ITS TAIL.
Parade draws
,usual throng_
By STEVE TRIPOLI
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There waa a lot of sun and a
little of jult about everything
.ejae for the thousands who came
out Sunday to wafeb Hunt1ftctmi
Beach 'a 78th annual J'ourda oi
• July parade.
·Few problems
as multitudes
'crowd sands .
Orange Coast lifeguards
reported even larger beach
a-owds Sunday than Saturday as
the holiday weekend reached its
halfway point, but there still
were few problems.
. Two youths sustained broken
legs while playing at Huntington
State Beach, lifeguards reported,
and one minor neck injury was
reported by lifeguards at San
Clemente's city beach but there
were no other problems reported.
Lt. Logan Lockabey at
Newport Beach said Sunday's ~
crowd was about 120,000. A near
abeence of surf resulted in few
l'e8CUes and no problems.
About 70,000 people came to
Huntington City Beach but there
were no major problems there,
lifeguard Steve Seim said.
There were another 75,000 at
Huntington State Beac h ,
according to lifeguard Peter Ross.
Crowds on San Clemente's two
beaches topped 30,000, but aside
from the neck injury there were
no major problems there despite
three-and four-foot surf,
lJf_eguards said.
. There waa no report available
from Laguna Beach, but police in
that city said no problems were
reported.
• The namll!S of thoee injured at
the beaches were not available
Sunday night.
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COUNTY
The crowd that lined the
1 ~-mile parade route several
peraona deef (police had no
estimate o the alae) ••w
polltidam and tdWi, clowm
and ---an. roU9 ..... vu•y•• IDlll'ChiQI _. wt mare ID the tw9-bour..,..... Dkll J>-.l• of lb• ... ,...,
llllltlllm -the~ ....... marshal, and city reeldent Geor'lf 1'wquhai' .... the dtben
pand IDIU'9hA1. .
Blue 1kle1 and 80-dearee
weather added to the enjoyment.
It wu a people'• ~ from
the financial standpoint, too. The
$35,352 tab was paid aolely
through private cc(ntributlona.
The Huntington Beach Company
RELATED PBOTOS-A3
and Aminoil Oil Co. led the way
with contributions of $5,000 and
$2,500, respectively, but citizen
contributions made up the bulk
of the money. Officiala said they
received a good response to
appeals for a..$2 contribution leJlt
out with water bills recently.
This year's theme was
Hawaiian, and many floats
combined the red, white and blue
with floral patterns from the
island state to create a
Hawaiian-style July 4 motif.
The city of Orange came away
with the top prize for floeta with
its Hawaiian Fourth of July
entry.
Other winners were the city of
C.OSta Mesa for beat civic float.
Special Olympics for best youth
float, and Old World Village for
best commercial float.
The Orange County Antique
Auto Club won in the antique
auto category, Co1ta Meaa'a
Westemettes we.re voted the best
junior drill team. and the Long
Beach Junior Concert Band was
the best drill team.
Wonder lea, a group of
young , took honors in
the novelty category, and K.laaay
(See p E, Pace Al)
They preserve the past
More than 300 members of the Orange County
Natural m.tory Foundation devote their time to
Pl'elet'Vin& fomUa. Paae Bl.
B USINESS
Bu1ineuwomen 011 the mo¥e
More and more wOCMn are JoAn1n1 the eo1 porate world, not ;.t to take letww but to dJd.ate ihem. Piie
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Earlier space try?
Success[ ul return could move up launch date
DOWN TO EARTH -
Unidentified neighbor gives
Columbia pilot Henry
Hartsfield a hug after he
returns home to El Lago,
Texas.
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE (AP) -Columbia's flnal
test flight was ao 8UCCe81ful the
space agency is considering
starting the next million ahead
of schedule -but that decision
Will be up to the apece truck'•
t ffnt commercial customel'a.
...,... -guestion .. ll the paylmd9 will lie ready," said Lt.
Gen. James A . Abrahamaon,
NASA.'1 ..odate adm.ln1atrator
for apece transportation systems.
"We are now in the operational
phue of th.is program and our
job ia to be there when our
c ustomers want us there . . .
We'll go when they're ready," he
told a neWI conference shortly
after Columbia'• near-perfect
landing at th.is de9ert air hue
Sunday.
Abrah.am9on said the veteran
spaceship seems in top shape
after its eeven-day flight. The
shuttle goes to work on its fifth
mission,..pla.nned Nov. 11, with a
payload of two communications
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satellites that will be shot into
orbiL
Abrahamson said both the ship
and the people who handle it are
so well tested, "We believe . . .
we could roll the launch back
anywhere from three to four
weeks and we would be ready."
Technidana at NASA's Dryden
Flight R esearch Center,
meanwhile, were preparing the
shuttle for return to its launch
site at Kennedy Space Center,
Fla., in a week or so. Columbia's
sisterahip, the new Challenger
delivered last week, left here
shortly after Columbia landed.
The jumbo jet that carried
Challenger off on its back will be
returning to California so the
Columbia can be bolted aboard
for the piggyback flight.
Abrahamson said Columbia's
first touchdown and landing on a
15,000-f~t paved runway were
"very nominal ," which is
NASA-ese for "just the way at
was supposed to be."
NASA spok esman Ralph
,. * * *
Jackson said preliminary figures
showed the big ship touched
down 3,000 feet into the runway,
rolled 8,000 feet and ca.me to a
stop with 4.000 feet to spare.
The three previous landings
were on lakebeds where a missed
or overrun runway wasn't a
major problem. But when the
ship begins routine landings at
Kennedy, as planned next yea.r, a
paved runway will be the only
option.
Abrahamson said a quick look
at the shuttle's covering of heat-
shield tiles, some of which have
been shaken loose on earlier
flights, showed what "looked
like a couple of questionable
areas" but no serious problems.
"They fared much, much
better this time. despite the fact
we had a large number of small
dents from that hail storm" that
battered the craft the day before
it was launched.
''The tile as a system iS much
more for~vin~ and much more
(See SP ACE, Page A%>
*** Students' experiments share spotlight
By JOEL DON
Of die Delly ..... ....,
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE -While more than half
a million spectators witnessed the landing of the space shuttle
Sunday, a small group of Utah college students celebrated
their hi.story-making ef forta.
The students were the first to orbit a package of nine
experiments in a Getaway Special, NASA's shuttle program
to allow just about anyone to get a project in space for a mere
$500.
The Utah State University students were on hand for the
landing for the fourth space mission of the Columbia,
following its seven-day, 112-orbit of F.arth. The shuttle has
officially been deemed operational and will be used for a
variety of commercial and military purpoees.
They spent four years preparing for this moment. And
when the shuttle made a perfect landiruz on the 15.000-foot
concrete Runway 22, the enthusiastic young scientists could
hardly contain their zeal.
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Teen symbol dJllerent
Matt Dillon ii probably the CJDly leX symbol Who
ltill ltw. at home with hll puwnta. P• 83.
No one was more ecstatic than R. Gilbert Moore, the
Utah State adjunct professor of physics who offered the
students -while they were still in high school -a chance to
put experiments in space.
"This is the beginning of the science; that (the shuttle)
was the end of the technology," he bubbled. "As soon as we
can get those items out. of there, we will start the major work
as far as the university experience is concerned."
Moore, who now works for the company that makes the
shuttle's solid rocket boosters, offered a near-hysterical
mome.nt-by-mornent description of the landina as soon as the
spacecraft announced itself to the throng widi two pounding
sonic booms. As Columbia glided to F.arth, Moore seemed like
a father watching his son the quarterback at a Super Bowl
game.
The students, too, were just as thrilled that the shuttle
had returned safely with their experimental package,
(See STUDENT, Page Al) ,
INDEX
At Y oUr Service A4 Ann Landers A7
Erma Dombeck A7 Movies B2-3
Cavalcade A7 National News A3
Clawtfied Cl,C3-6 Public Notices C3
Comk:s C2 Sports B5-8
Cro.word C2 Television B4
Death Notices C3 'Ibeetera 82-3
Editorial A6 Weather A2
Entertainment B2-3 World Newa A3
HOtOICOpe A7
SPORTS
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Orange Cout OAILV PILOllMond1y, Juty S, 1112
PARADE WINNERS. • •
and buc*, an Orimtal band, mo\OrC=, mlnl-c:an. clowna, funny and mt.rdt.lna wlita.
The mayor ot Anjo Qty Japan.
ShuJI Iwa~. aJlo rocr. ln the DU'Mle. Anjo Uty 11 Hunun,tao JsMch'a lllter dty. A deleption
from the JapaneH elty l• ~edw.d to be hcnond today at
a luncheon and ceremanlea.
SPACE SHUTTLE. . .
eUecttvi than we thought lt
would be,'' he ~d.
Probably the biUeet and moat
expewlw problem of the million
came momenta aher launch
when the two aolid-fueled rocket
booateu that help boost
Columbia into orbit sank after beina dropped .. planned into
the Atlantic Ocean. The boosters
were aaPP*<f to parachute into
the ocean and float until picked
by recovery ahlps for repeated
Wle. .
Abnhamaon aid the boosters
apparently hit the ocean at MO
feet per second, received "a
pretty aood ahock'' and promptly
aank ln 3,200 feet of water.
One was located and examined
by a remote controlled
underwater sled and "we've
decided to recover aa much as we
can" with a salvage ship that's
belna outfitted, h~ said.
Wh.atever la recovered, he said,
will be used to investigate the
cause of the failure and to
detennine whether the rest can
be recovered and rebuilt.
He said the other bQoster rut
the water at a more perilous
angle and "it's likely it will be in
much worse condition."
Astronauts Ken Mattingly and
Henry Hartsfield relaxed at
home today, hailed by President
Reagan as Fourth of July heroes
for their near-flawless shuttle
voyage.
Columbia's fourth test flight
ended in glory on the nation's
206th birthday with a pinpoint
landing at F.dwards Air Force
Base. and a flag-waving,
cheering, singing celebration of
America.
In the central moment of a
stunning display of U .S .
technologioal skill and ltining
showmanship, the astronauta
brought Columbia from tpece to
a dead center landin~n a concrete runway while
and more than 590,000 ot er
spectators watched with awe.
"Unbelievable ... Jutt
=~nt.",Reagan taJd of the
Later, he told the utroriauta,
"You've ju.st given the American
people a Fourth of July pn.ent
to remember."
Columbi,a even provided
fireworks _. a double eonic boom
swept across the deeert valley,
heralding the appl'Ollch of the
speeding craft on lta graceful
deecent to Earth.
The perfect touchdown ended
a aeven-day, 112-orblt rnllsion.
Reagan used the occasion to
call for "establishing a more
permanent preeence in specie.''
The White House isaued a
d.lrective favoring deployment of
an anti-satellite weapon and
improvements in syatema giving
early warning of nuclear threeta.
The message stopped short,
however, of endorsing expansion
of the apace shuttfe fleet or
conatruction of a manned space
station, moves favored by the
space agency and by the Air
Force.
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration officials
added to the drama of the day by
asaembling its entire fleet of the
black-and-white, stubby-winged
space shuttles.
As the President s poke,
Columbia, still warm after ita
return .from apace, aat o;n the
desert runway. Challenger,
aeoond craft in the fleet, waa
perched atop a 747, preparlna for
a ferry ride to Florlda and an
eventual apace voyeee next year.
And Enterprille, the nonorbitina
iest thip and first of the line,
fonned a premdential blckdrop.
As Rea1an flnlahed his remub. be ordered a jumbo jet
~ a.uena-to-take off. n.. mated craft leaped into the
deu' ~air, drdlld and m.de
a low, flyby aver the 11 nibled
spectatcn.
More of same
Coastal
' $200,000
• Ill
N.wpon Beach fire oftidall
Mid Sunday \hat a tin which
1\arted Satur~ht ln • !oi:tn.~ •200,000 =. ~ ceu. ot UM fin w• .uu
wMllr lnY19tipdon.
Three flretl1htera were
truted at Hoa1 Memorial =t•l and relea .. d aft,r from the ftN ~
them, fire offldall MJd.
The fire cauHd vtriual
deatructlon of the home of
Joseph and Judy Mader and
their 'our children. Three
children were not home when
the fire started, and the fourth
was the fint to notice the blaze.
He warned hi.a lleePlna ~ta
and all fled the home tafely. ·
Twenty.four tirefiahten took
nearly an hour to control the fire,
which had broken through the
roof of t4e wood 1tructure by
the time they arrived. The fire
consumed almoet the entire roof,
and there waa further fire
damage below that area alona
with heavy smoke and water
damage.
Firefighters reepondlng to the
11:44 p.m. alarm quJckly sounded
a call for more help when they
rMChed the leene. Flrefiehten
tram ea.ta Meu and Santa Ana
covered vacant Newport Beech
firehouMs While the blaze WU bein8 fought.
Mader said hit eon J~ph Jr.
alerted him and hit wife to the
fire, which apparently originated
in a downatal.rs bedroom, Re said
the youth was brushing hit teeth
ln an adjacent room when he
heard a crackling sound and
diacovered the fire. Mr. and Mn.
Made r were in an upstairs
bedroom at the time.
The fire attracted a large
crowd to the acene near the Costa
Mesa line at 2 lat Street and
Irvine Awnue.
Mader said the house was
insured.
Wife in Mexico
MAZATLAN, Mexico (AP) -
'Ibe wife of a mi..fnc University
of Colorado profe90r, Nlcholu
Schrock on Sunday visited the
aite where her hl.-bmd't truck wu recovered, while con.fuaion
surrounded an erroneoua report
that a body that "'-Y have been
his had been found.
• SPARKLING SPIRIT -"The Spirit of '76,"
one of 10 pyrot.cechnic displays at lrvtne'•
firework.a show and concert Sunday, shows oU
.............. ..,Ctwte.~
IO~ of its sparks as did many other Orange
Coast displays on the Fourth.
From Page A1
STUDENT EXPERIMENTS ..
desianed to make UBe of the unique :.ero-gravity environment
of space.
It had been a~ experience especially when shuttle
astronauts Ken ~ttingly 11 and Henry Hartsfield failed
to tum on the experiments as planned aoon after the June 27
blastoU from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
The astronauts, however, managed eventually to find the
glitch and power up the experiments, housed in a 3-by-2 foot
metal canister.
"We were extremely disappo~ted after working four
years, seeing such a flawless launch and then to hear that
they could not get the power on," said Amber Dalley, a
22-year-old senior mathematics and philosophy maior. ''At
least at that point we realized it wasn't our error that
caused that and it luckily turned out to be very successful."
Dailey's experiment involved construction of a material
made of a graphite fabric and epoxy resin. In space, Dalley
hoped the resin would spread evenly through the fabric to
create a ltrOnger, lighter substance as a potential building
material for projecta such as the proposed orbiting space
station.
'"nle apace station would be the m06t beneficial thing the
United States could do," he said. He cited possibilities of
making unique materiala as well as purer and more plentiful
quantitiee of sought-after medicines.
But Dalley and most Getaway colleagues expressed
concern that the tightening of the federal budget would
seriously curtail America's exploitation of space.
''Tile only thing that ree.l.ly diacourages us is that people
can't aee what the applications are for the space shuttle unless
it puta eamething on the table right now," he said.
Jim Elwell, wbo desianed and built the Getaway's critical
computer ope.rating systetn, echoed that f eellng.
"The space program historically paid ita cost many ti.mes
over in the benefits we have gotten from it such as all the
computer technology," said the 23-year-old electr ical
engineer.
He graduated thia year and works for a Massachusetts
firm spedali1.ing in rocket-born technology.
One experiment controlled by Elwell's computer was
Steven Walker's green algae growth s tudy. Walker, a
22-year-old senior biology major, said such plant life may one
day se.rve as a source of oxygen for space stations and
long-term orbital missions.
"The Americans and the Soviets have done research into
algae-baaed life support," explained Walker. He, like many
fellow students, plans a career in the space sciences. "W e
know so little about what happens to organisms in space.
· "If America does not become serious about funding the
space program we're going to fall behind and be in the same
position in space as we are with imported cars," he said.
Terry Thomas, 20, hoped his experiment would create a
new metal alloy. His project melted together bismuth and tin.
On Earth, these metals tend to 1epa.rate because of differing
densities.
Israel nixes
PLO presence
in Lebanon
TEL A VIV, Israel (AP) -The
Israeli Cabinet unrelenting in its
demand that the Palestine
Liberation Organization get out
of Lebanon . fla tly refused
Sunday to let the PLO maintain
a token political and military
presence there.
The Israeli statement came in
res ponse to a reported offer
signed by PLO leader Y asser
Arafat, whereby the guerrillas
would get out of Lebanon but
leave behind a token military,
political and socia l we lfare
presence.
The Cabinet communique said
Israel "unconditionally rejects
any proposal for any sort of
token political, organizational or
military presence of terrorists in
Lebanon."
It said Israel continued to insist
that "all the terrorists, without
ex~ption, must leave the land of
Lebanon."
The Cabinet also said there
would be n o change in the
deployment of forces in Lebanon
without prior .Israeli agreement,
rejecting demands that Israel
pull back from posl lions on the
edge of the Palestinian enclave in
west Beirut. But Israeli otficials,
who asked not to be named, said
Israel was continuing to tighten
its siege.
Israeli armor has moved to the
Green Line separating the
Christian sector of Beirut from
the western half, refusing to let
food or fuel supplies go in.
Cabinet secretary Dan Meridor
alto told reporters tha\ Prt'rne
Mrnister Menachem Begin
informed the ministers fi~ would
ignore the peace demonstration
involving 50,000 to 70,000 Israelis
in Tel Aviv on Saturday night.
Along with the hard rhetoric,
though, there were indjcations of
optimism that U.S. presidential
envoy Philip C. Habib will come
up with a settlement of the crisis.
POINT CONCEPTION TO TliE
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nottnw.t wlnda 12 to 22 knota
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made in space and they may offer unique materials with
extensive commercial uses.
&raeli defense minister Ariel
Sharon said Sunday he preferred
a negotiated settlement to a
battle in Beirut because of the
high casualties like ly among
Israeli troops and Lebanese
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CANADA
"Whatever you do on Earth can probably be done better
up there because of the lack of gravity," he said.
Among other Getaway experiments were a brine shrimp
growth study, a project to film the growth ol duckweed roots,
a study ol the effects of :.ero gravity on fruit fly growth, a
thermal conductivity test of an oil-water mixture, an
examination of the surface tension of a liquid in the
weightless environment and an experiment to eliminate flux
from solder.
Shimon Peres. leader of the
opposition Labor Party, said
after meeting with Begin that he
was optimistic, because
negotiations were continui"8 and
all the parties involved were
approachins agreement on the
basic ingred.ients of a settlement.
Calgery 55 41
Edmonton 59 50
MontrMI 73 «
Ott-. 79 41
A90!n• S2 51
Toronto 73 57
Vencouwr 85 52
Wlnntp9g 88 e.2
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' . IMk1na word of concUUona at tstlnlon BMth; a•
2.'7·mdii at.retch ot W91tem Marin County.
4.0 quake. shakes desert .
RIDGIX:REST-An ea.rthqualte ~
4.0 on the Rlchwr IClle ahook the Mojave De.ert
on Sunday, but authorltle1 in the 1par1ely
~~area uld no~ 'fU reported.
Tbe temblor WM centered 12 mil8I north of
Ridpcrelt. about 110 m1lft northeut of Loe
Anaele1, aaid a 1pokeam.,i for the Caltech •ilrnolotY laboratory in Puadena.
Workers ~trlke Theta Cable
SANT A MONICA -'Theta Cable oomJ*lY
worken ~ted t.beir employer Sunday in a
1\rlke to try to aatn recognition for union
repreeentation.
"It's pretty quiet on the Fourth of July,"
said union repreeentative Tony Butka. "We're
there, along with whoever the management ~
who are ~ to keep 'Z' channel on. the air."
WORLD
At 12:01 -• .m. s8turday, the cable ataUon
employeel walked/ out of the atudJo and the
channel Wiii blacked out for about half an hour.
The company'• four pay 1ervices, the Movie
, Channel, the Z Cttannel, Showtime and Home
Box OffJee, were operating normally over the
holiday weekend, aaid oornpany spokesman John
WuielewUi.
Domlnlean leader dies of wound
SANTO OOMINGO, Dominican Republic -
President Antonio Guzman, due to leave office
next month, died Sunday after his pistol
accidentally discharged, the government
announced. In Was_hington, a State Department
official said the 71-year-old president apparently
committed sUicide.
Vice President Jacobo Majluta was sworn in
as president at 6:15 a.m. in a brief ceremony
before the president of the supreme court. other
high civilian officiala and the top commanders of
the armed forces.
Majluta, 48, said in a nationwide radio and
television broadcast that Guzman died
accidentally and that "all the armed forces of the
nation support without reservation the
·continuation of the constitutional order."
Pirate jailed until July 16
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka -A magistrate
Sunday ordered a Sri Lankan accused of
hijacking an Alltalia jet to be held in Colombo's
Magazine Prison until July 16 while police
investigate charges against him.
Magistrate Farath Gunatillake charged
Sepala Ekanayaka, 33, with retention of stolen
property and ordered frozen a bank account in
which he had depoeited $280,000 of the $300,000
ransom he received in the hijacking eecapade.
Gunatillake alao ordered Ekanayaka'• older
brother, Satyatala, held for questioning until
July 16 after Proeector Upawan.aa Yapa said he
received $10,000 of the ranaom.
Mexieo holds national elections
MEXIOO CITY -Voters turned out in
small but steady numbers in Mexico's national
elections Sunday, with government presidential
candidate Miguel de la Mad.rid Hurtado virtually
assured of~.
holltted incidenta were reported in generally
quiet elections as aome 100,000 armed troope
stood guard around the nation's 52,000 polling
stations. Another 400,000 police and aecurlty
agents were deployed nationwide since Saturday
night to guarantee order.
LA pair take cross to Lebanon
BEIRUT, Lebanon -A Loe Angeles
man ~ bia ~ ton. both carry1na mmes for
peace, brought their burdens to bellieged west
Beirut on Sunday, where they were embraced
and kissed by Palestinian guerrilla chief Y aaeer
Arafat.
Arthur Blesaitt, 41, and Joshua, 11, were
trudgin_g through a street in the Palestinian
neighborhood of Fakhani, strewn with rubble
NATION
from 1araell air raida. Arafat arrived on the scene
by car.
Hugging and kiaalng father and son
repeatedly, Arafat told them, "I am very glad to
see you, many thanks for your coming."
Bleaaitt, a burly man standing hjied and
shoulders above Arafat, clasped the l»alestinian's
hand firmly with one hand while holding a Bible
in the other.
Mllllon·plus listen to Columbia
NEW YORK -More than a million
telephone calla were made to a special number
allowing Americana to listen in on live
conversations between the Columbia space
shuttle and Miaaion Control, American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. said Sunday.
The phone company logged 1,025,295 calla
during the week-long apace flight, aaid Carolyn
Zachary, spokeswoman for AT&Ts Long Lines
division. She said 8,000 cal.ls were made in the
last nine minutes of the light Sunday.
The customers spent a combined $1,230,354
to place the calla at 50 cents for the first minute
and 35 cents for each additional minute, ahe said.
It was the first time AT&T made such an
arrangement. •
Small-saver rate goes up
WASHINGTON -"Small Saver" 2'1"\-year
crtlficates aold by aavings and loan associations
now pay up to 14.8 percent interest, up from 14.7
pereent, according to the Treasury Department.
The department alao said that maximum
rates on such certificates aold by commerdal
bank.a will incre&le from 14.45 percen•to 14.55
percent.
The rates, the highest since February, will
be in effect ~ .f uly 19, officiala said.
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NEW YORK -A pipe bomb exploded and
shattered windows at a travel agency Sunday,
and a eecond bomb wu defuaed in the doorway
of the Rockefeller Center office of Yuplav
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Airline9, police uid. No Injuries were reported.
The bomb• that exploded damaged Frian
Travel Service Inc. in the borough of Queens and
heavily damaged a car parked outside.
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Orang• Cout DAIL y PILOT /Monday, July &, 1882
RED, WHITE AND BRIGHT -It wu sunny
and warm and a perfect day for watching, or
being in, Huntington Beach's July 4 parade
Sunday. At top, young Costa Mesa women
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civic floats by judges, while (below)
brotheQ Brian and Eric Martin of Newport
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Admiral, Ford
Rear Adm. Nicholas J. Frank
Jr., 74, of Corona del Mar, died
June 30 during surgery at the
Naval Hospital, San Diego.
He was a 1929 graduate of the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, and
Posture outlined
MOSCOW (AP) -U.S. Am-
baaador Arthur Hf.rtman told
Soviet television viewers Sunday
the United States will use
nuclear weapons only ll attacked.
official, di~.
served in the Navy 3~ars.
Following retirement , he was
asso ci at e d with Ford
Aeroneutronics.
He leaves his wife, Helen; a
daul{hter, Mrs. George Cody of
Palo Alto; son Nicholas 3rd of
Camarillo and six grandchildren.
Memorial donations may -be
sent to the Assistance League of
Newport Beach or the Naval
Regional Medical Center, San
Diego. Checks should bear the
n otation: Cardiac Surgery
Medical Library in the name of
Rear Admiral Frank.
Allen Gisler
of Huntington
dies at 80
Alle n T . Gisler, 80, of
Huntington Beach, a member of
one of Orange County's early
families, died June 29.
Born in Ventura in 1902, he
came to' Huntington Beach while
still young. He was a retired
farmer.
He was a member of First
United Methodist Church of
Huntington Beach and several
organizations,· including Native
Sons of the Golden West and the
Elks.
He is survived by his wife,
F1oteal; sisters Bertha Harper of
Westminster, Ida Krukenberg of
Norwalk and Ann Fallon of
Downey; brothers Ernest of
Huntington Beach and Antone of
Silverado Canyon, and several
nieces and nephews.
Callihl( hours are today until 9
p.m. at Pierce Brothers Smiths'
Mortuary, 627 Main St.. ,
Huntington Beach. Services will I be Tuesday 'at 2 p.m. at Elks .
Lodge 1959, 10840 Talbert, j
Fountain Valley. Interment will
be at Westminster Cemetery.
Police probe
Mesa robbery
Costa· Mesa police were
investigating an apparent armed
robbery at Hoagy's Comer Deli-
Grocery, 612 W. Baker St.
The robbery oooured at about
9:45 · p.m. Saturday when a lone •
man reportedly entered the store,
said h e had a weapon and
demanded cash. He escaped with
an undisclosed amount, police
said.
Banners scrapped
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) ~ 1 Police tore down Solidarity I
banners as a partisan crowd it
cheered for Poland.here Sunday '
night during a 11COrelesa World ,
Cup soccer match between 1
Poland and the Soviet Union.
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ets don't like fireworks
Cough
shot risk
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DEAR READERS: The Southern
California Veterinary Medical A.uoclatlon
(SCV'MA)· wama pet ownen to protect their
anhnall aaainlt the danpr of flrewotkl. '
Sudclen, 1harp or prolonaed nol1e
produced by flreworkl rmy cawie extenalve damaae to the aeNl\ive nervet of domeetic anlmAla. Such unexpected noile can turn a
normally calm pet lnto a nervout, frl&htened,
over--exclted animal. Even the moet Innocent
looklns 1parklera can cauae unfortunate
ICddenta. Carelealy dilcarded sparkler wires
ca bum or puncture the feet of both people
and peta. Serlout lni.mal damase may be
done 'to an animal lf it chewa on or awallows
one of these wires,
AnimaU, as well as children, become very
carelea when excited. Doss should be cloeely
controlled to prevent them from chasing
1 fireworks or running into the street ln their
excitement or confusion.
The SCVMA recommends that pets be
allowed to remaln indoors during the July ~ebraUon and al.sq, for especially nervous
animals, consider administering a mild
tranquilizer. Pet owners should consult with
their veterinarian regarding a safe, effective
medication.
How 'Old Glory' born
DEAR PAT: Can you tell me wby tbe
U.S. n1111 called "Old Glory," and wbo flrat
u1ed tbb pbr11e to deacrlbe tbe flag?
. • -J.K., Newport Beacb
A Salem, Mass., sea captain, William
Driver, is said to have named the flag Old
Glory. One legend has it that when he raised
the flag on his brig, the Charles Doggett, in
1824, he said, "I name thee Old Glory." But
his daughter, who presented the flag to the
Smithsonian Institution, said he named it at
his 2 lst birthday celebration March 17, 1824.
when his mother presented the homemade
flag to him.
Credit report available
DEAR PAT: Cu a governmeat ageacy
obtaiD a credU report on me from uy of tbe
credit bareaa1 that bave a file ID my ume?
-O.K., Co1ta Mesa
If the govenunent agency proposes to
extend credit to you, collect or review an
account with you, employ or insure you, it
may obtain a credit report, according to
Associated Credit Bureaus Inc. It also may
obtain a credit report if it is considering you
for a license or other benefit, such as a
military security clearance and is required by
law to check your financial responsibility. A
government agency also may obtain a credit
report on you if you authorize it with written
instructions or if a court orders it.
ln all other instances, the credit bureau
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Idea can't be guarded
DEAR PAT: Cu I copyri•lat U ·ldea I lave for a aovel'? I uvea'I doae m1ell writlat
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come ap wltll my plot tdea.
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Blouse, refund on way
DEAR PAT: I ordered lour bloaaea from
Royal Sllk of Clifton, N.J., la mld-Aprll. I
received balf tbe order and waa told the reat
Wll out of stock. J've written twice, but
haven't bad any answer.
-J .C., Coata Meaa
Royal Silk's customer service department
report.a that one of the out-of-stock blouses
has now been s hipped. If you wish to return it
in view of the delay, the company will send
you a refund. Since the other blouse is not yet
in stock, its cost will be refunded to you
within a few days.
R efund 'takes time'
DEAR PAT: I ordered a sammer bag
from BloomlDgdale'1 lD New York on April
It . My clleck w11 caabed, but tbe oaly tltlng
from BloomlDgdale'• wa1 a notice tbt tbe bag wa1 sold oat aad a refand would be
lsaaed. I am atill waJtlag for my $4%.10
refud.
-J .C., Costa Mesa
Bloomingdale's c u s tomer service
department emphasized a refund "takes
time," but promised to expedite yours.
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ATLANTA (AP) -Children
should continue to be vaccinated
for whooping couah. a eevere and
sometlmet fatal dileue, despite
the slight risk of damqlna aide
effecta. health offlciall uy.
"Any vaccine and any drug la
not without rlak," eald Dr.
Arthur Relngold, an
epidemlologlat at the national
Centers for Dlaeaae Control.
''The que.tion la whether the rifk
a.octated with the vacdne la lete
than or greater than the diRue
you vaccinate against."
Recent natfonal publicity
focuaing on eerioua aide effecta of
the pertutlil, or whooping cough.
vaoclne baa raiaed doubts about
rou~ giving young children
the shot, which Includes
vacdnee for diphtheria, tetanua
and pertU91is.
But doctors at the CDC
contend the marginal threat of
serious side effects is
overshadowed by the benefit of
the pertussis vaccine, which was
given to 95 percent of children in
the United States In 1980.
More than 80 pe r cent of
children who receive the full
regimen of three doses are
shielded against pertussis, the
CDC said. Unvaccinated children
risk catching the disease, which
is characterized by an intense
cough and sometimes leads to
seizures , degenerative brain
disease and death. ·
"We feel very strongly that the
overall e ffect to s ociety of
routinely vaccinating children for
whooping cough is a substantial
decrease in morbidity and
mortality," Reingold said.
Dr. Edward Brink. a CDC
medical officer. cited a-UCLA
s tudy of 16.000 peo ple that
showed one seizure per I.750
pertuss is shots, one case of
central nervoua disfuncUon per
• Got a problem'! Then write to PJt H~ro-~
~ 110,000 shots, and one case of
la sting central nervous
disfunction per 310,000 shots.
"There is defined attributable
risk, albeit quite small," Brink
said .
.. 1 witz. Pat will cut red tape, gecting the
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CA. 9~626. As many letters u possible will M ans-
wered, but phoned inquiries or letters nor includirlg
the reader's full name. addre-Ss and businea hours'
.Phone number cannot be considered.
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Weekly Report showed that
among ·1,277 pertussis cases Crom
1979 to 1981, 58 percent required
hospitalization• and other
complicationa," Brink said.
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HOW'S THAT AGAIN? -Her spelling is phonetic, but there's
nothing phony about the sentiments of 5-year-old Talora
Gr~', one of the younger participants in an F.qual Rights
Amendment wake in Monterey.
Kansas -woodsIDan,
save that tree
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -
Despite expert opinions that a
century-old cottonwood on the
Kansas Capitol lawn lS a threat to
passersby. Kansas Secretary of
State Jack Brier is campa1gnjng
to save it.
In a letter to Gov. John Carhn,
Brier requested a reprieve for the
tree from a death sentence
handed down by William Nace,
superintendent o( buildings and
grounds for the Capitol Complex.
Nace said the tree was "living
on borrowed lime for the past 15
years,'' and thmks the state is
lucky 1t hasn't fallen.
Brier wants the tree preserved
for historical reasons.
"While there may be some
concern that the tree is a ha:zard,
we must consider the alternative
of carefully preserving it rather
than robbing our state of a vivid
link with the past," he said.
Mike Swen son . Carlin's
assistant press secretary, 5ald the
governor was reviewing the
question.
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_O~ange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Julye, 1982 Al
T h ey won't Chicken I out
Hope heads donors for Nebraska's fowl play
Bolt Hope ·head1 a lilt of
celebriU. helpl.na to brinf ln
1om e tcratch for the aecond ant'~ Chicken Show on July 10 at Wa)'M, Neb:
About 40 famoua folk.. have
11nt penonal items for an auction
at the ahow, which was started
lut year to extol the virtues of
the fowl.
T he Wayne Regional Arts
Council and Chamber of
Commerce added the auction to
h e lp fund council activities durina the year. ·
Hope sent an autographed
ohlck en-hash recipe , an
autographed picture of himself
a nd a k ey chain bearing his
caricature.
Prblce William of Wales is
already being commemorated on
!J>O<?ns, stamps and porcelain
English roees -at v~ry royal
prices.
Businessmen, hoping to cash in
on the birth of the future king,
began advertising a host of
s p ecial-issue mail-order
aouvenira within 36 hours of his
arrival June 21.
There's a solid silver baby
spoon, with the initials of
William's parents, Pri nce
C.arlea and P rince11 Diana, set
in en twined hearts for the
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equivalent of $64.
A royal christenlnj spoon with
the Engllah roee, the th!Jltle of
Scotland, the Irish shamrock and
the daffodil -the symbolic
flower of Wales -is slightly
more expensive, about $63.
Clarlato pber M. Cooke, a
former Air Force officer cleared
of espionage charges, says he has
a new iob and is "basically very happy.'~
Cooke said he had several job
offers since March and decided to
work as a consultant for a
Washington, D.C., environmental
consulting firm , which he
declined to name.
The Air Force contended that
Cooke, a second lieutenant who
served as a missile control officer
in Kansas, conveyed classified
tnformation to the Soviets on
three occasions and violated
regulations by failing to report 11
different contacts, most of them
telephone calls to the Soviet
embassy.
British actress Lesley-Anne
Down, who is expectinlJ her first
baby, said doctors "can t seem to
make up their mlnda when it will
arrive.'
"All I know !JI that it !JI due thia
awnmer, perhape next month,''
the 28-year-old actre11 told
report.era at London's Heathrow
Airport before boardin1 a
Concorde aupenonlc flight to
New York.
Miu Down, a atar,of the
British Broadcasting Corp.
television series "Upstairs,
Downstairs," was accompanied
l>Y U.S. film director WUHam
Frledkin, 42. She said she and
Friedkin, father of her baby, had
.no plans to get married.
A million-dollar i'ottery
winner, who falled in his attempt
to claim bankruptcy. hopes his
recent misfortunes can be
converted Into a book and
television movie.
. Ken Proxmire, 39, of Fresno,
has been unemployed since 1980.
A winning Michigan lottery
ticket in 1977 entitled him to
$50,000 a year for 20 years.
· But the former Detroit-area
tool grinder a1ao j\dmits owing
$33,000 to American National
Bank, a debt he suggested paying
off at the rate of 50 cents on the
dollar. The bank claims it is owed
$41,000 and wants full payment
plus interest and attorney's fees.
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More conflict due in
an ugly political race
Now that the political dust
has almost settled on the late and
sorry race f ot Re'publlcan
nomination ln the 43rd
Congressional District, it is going
to be most interesting to see how
the Grand Old Party extricates
itself from this one ln November.
Almost everything that can
leave a bad taste about politics and
elections happened in this race. It
involved a district covering the
southern portions of o ur coastline
and down into San Diego County.
Eighteen R e publi can
candidates sought the nomination.
Before it was over, there were
last-minute "hit mailers" sent to
the voters, some sleazy campaign
tactics and obscene amounts of
money spent.
The finale was a n
exceedingly slow vote count that
left the outcome hanging for
several days.
The eventual GOP winne r
was Johnnie Crean, a 33-year-old
political newcomer and travel
trailer manufacturer from San
Juan Capistrano.
Crean admitted s p e nding
$750,000 to win the nomination.
Little wonder many political ·
crltica are suggetting that Crean ia
t.rylng to buy the congremlonal
seat.
The winner also employed
the political consultant aervket of
Butcher-Forde of Newport Beach,
who employed some of their
famous last-moment mailer tactics
that will long be remembered by
s'ome of the losing Republican
candidates.
Thus Crean has earned some
genuine enmity and now fa(eS the
threat of one or more wrtte-iri
campaigns against him by fellow
Re publicans. Former Carlsbad
mayor Ron Pac kard, who ran
second against Crean is one. Rep.
Robert Doman, who surrendered
his Los Ange les congressional seat
for a n unsureeaful try at the U.S .
Senate, is another.
Meanwhile, the Democratic
nomipee isn't really given much
chance in this heavily Republican
district unless the GOP cuts itself
to pieces in the November
campaign.
So far, the race hasn't been a
very pretty picture. It h as been
politics at its worst.
Disappearing surplus
It's a far cry from 1978 when
the state of California had a
comfortable $500 billion surplus to
offset the impact of Proposition 13,
the tax-cutting measure approved
by the voters that year.
The $25.2 billion budget
signed into law by Gov. Brown
last week carries a reserve of less
than $500 million and will offer a
mere $2.8 billion in state bail-out
aid to local governments instead of
the $3 .l billion they h ad
anticipated.
And the governor warned
that additional cuts may be needed
if the economy doesn 't turn
around and stat e r evenues
continue to decline.
The budget, which contains
no tax increases, is remarkable in
that it cuts spending by more than
$200 million from the year just
ended and is $8 million below
1980-81 spending, a reduction the
governor says hasn't happen ed
since the Depression years.
The budget balancing act was
achieved by giving no pay raises to
state employees and no increases
in welfare benefits to about 1.4
million mothers a nd childre n .
However, s tate e mployees will
receive a small increase in dental
and health benefits.
One cost -cutting maneuver
that will not sit well locally shifts
to the counties the responsibility
for about 300,000 medically
indigent adults, the so-called
"working poor" now receiving
Medi-Cal services from the state,
for a saving of about $110 million.
Medi-Cal e ligibility
requirements also will be sharply
tightened.
The budget offers no cost-of-
living increases with state money
for any programs. in cluding
schools, but a budget-related bill
will give schools $50 million in
addition to their $8 billion ln state
aid, and another $50 million in
Decembe r if the eco n o m y
improves.
A last-minute Assembly
effort to give the schools any
funds that may be left over from
last year's budget failed when the
Senate insisted the money go lnto
the reserve in case the economy
worsens.
Wi t h the governor
e mphasizing t h a t this is a n
austerity budget, the message to
local governments is clear: Don't
bother asking Sacrame nto for
more money because there isn't
any.
Total equality impossible
Arny Rowley, a 10-year-old
deaf girl from P eekskill, N.Y .,
could read lips when she entered
first grade, but school officials in
her district made a special effort to
' help her education. _
She was given the services of
a special tutor for the deaf one day
a week and a speech therapist
three days a week . Several
te ache rs took courses in sign
language interpretation to help
communicate with her. Cl~room
bells were replaced with lights
and she was given a hearing aid to
combine with her lip reading to
help her under5tand the lessons.
The school also put a teletyp,e
machine in its o ffi ce t o
communicate with her parents
who also are deaf.
But her parents insisted that
Amy should be provided with a
sign-language interpreter in her
classroom in order to comply with
the 197 5 Educ a ti o n for All
Handicapped Children Act that
requires such children to be given
"a free, appropriate public
education."
The school district protested
that this could coet aa much as
$20,000 to $25,000 a year. But a
federal district judJ(e and an
. .
appeals court ruled in favor o( the
parents and took the position that
the law required the school district
to pay for a s ign language
interpreter to e nable Amy lo
"ach ieve her full potential."
Last week those decisions
were overturned by the U.S.
Supreme Court. It concluded the
law required school districts to
give handicapped children "some
personalized education services"
but did not mean that
handicapped childre n must be
given "stri c t e quality o(
opportunity" provided they are
achieving passing marks and
advancing from grade to grade,
which Arny is doing.
The high court's 6-3 ruling
does not bar districts from
volunteering more extra services
and help than strictly required by
the law, which this district
appears to be doing.
It would be nice to think that
every handicapped child -indeed
every child -could receive the
total personalized education
envisioned by the parentl of thia
little girl Unfortunately, in a tax-
aupported IChool system, as the
court has recognized, this ia not
always J)C*lble.
Oplnleftt exprnsed In the-IPK• eboYe er1t thofit et the Dally Pltot. Othef' vie_. ex-
preued on this P•ge ere thOse ot t~lr euthoo •nd artlSts. Ruder comment 1s ll'lvJt•
ed. Address The Oallv Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Cost• Mew, CA -92626. Phone (71') • 642·021.
Justice Dept. vs. senators
WASHINGTON -In a display of
arrogance w o rth y of Nixon
administration apparatchiks, Justice
Department officials have stonewalled a
Senate investigation of Pentagon
wrongdoing.
The investigation by a J udiciary
subcommittee, headed by Sen. Orrin
Hat.ch, R-Utah, has been going on for
two years now, and members of Hatch's
staff are infuriated at the Justice
Department's efforts to stall and derail
the probe.
"Thumbing your noee at a United
States Senator ia an action one should be
made to regret," an exaaperated aide
wrote in a confidential report to Hatch.
My amociate Indy Badhwar and Jack
Mitchell have aeen a copy of the report.
IT GIVES eloquent expresaion to the
frustration of congrellional investigators
who try to dialodge nuggets of truth
from the rock of bureaucratic obstruction
and obfu.cation.
''W e have been involved in
congre.ional investiptiona lince 1968,
but never saw anythina like this one,"
the oonfldential ~ complaim. "The
indecent manner with which the Justice
Department handled thia la aymbplic of
its handling of our requeata, and
·indicates that the ~partment doee not
view our investigations as serious
matters."
What la the subject of this
investlgation that aeerm to worry the
Justice Department 1t0? Believe it or not.
it is the case of A. Ernest FiU.Cerald, the
Air ~orce civilian cost analyst who blew
the whistle on $2 billion in overruns on
the C-5A transport plane.
What makes the Justice Department
coverup absolutely mind-boggling is that
Fitzgerald's disclosures were made 14
years ago. He was ha:assed and hounded
Q
-JAl:_l_Al-1-111-11---~4'
!or tellmg the trUth under oath to a
~onal committee. Eventually he
was fired.
Under pressure, the Pentagon rehired
him, but put him in a dead-end, do-
nothina job where he couldn't cause the
apencfthrift braaa hats furth e r
embarramnent. It was only two weeks aio that FlU.Cerald was reinstated in the
watchdog job that would serve the
wep.yen properly.
Yet still the bureaucrats persist in
covering up the pel"8eCUtion of the man
who baa earned the reputation as the
federal government 's No . 1
wbiatleblow~r. AdmlnJatrations come
and 10: Republicans and Democrats
follow each other in and out of the
presidency. Still the Pentago n
bureaucrats cover their btata, with help
from the Justice Department..
~ are eome of the petty ways
Justice officials have thwarted the
Senate investiptors:
-Acting on personal assurances . of
cooperation fro!ll senior departme nt
o fficials, two ~enate inves tigators
showed up for a scheduled 9 a.m .
a ppointment to look a t pertinent
docwnents. They waited an hour. No
documents. An official, tracked down by
a secretary. relayed the message that he
had been "ordered not to give out any
documents." The bureaucrats then said
there was onJy one Senate staffer they
would deal with, like it or lump it.
-TWO FBI AGENTS were not
permitted to be interviewed separately
-a fundamental inves t igation
technique. Instead , they had to be
interviewed in the presence of "four
individuals from the FBI and Justice
Department, who monitored what they
said, corrected them and inhibited their
statements."
-p ne FBI agent, asked abou t
suppression of evid ence. "started to
answer and was cut off" by his
superiors. "We were not able to pursue
this vital avenue of questiomng," the
Senate aides wrote.
-Justice withheld crucial documents
and even went so far as to doctor one key
document, according to the Senate staff
report. "The document we FeCeived was
just plain phony -a clear attempt to
obitruct the work of a congressional
committee," the report stat.es.
Hatch's staff recommended that the
senator j{et subpoena power and hold
hearings on the "document outrages."
The staff report urged: "If the Justice
Department plays tough, we play
tougher. They havf thrown down the
gauntlet. Now let us pick it up."
One more for endangered species list ·
''Excuse me, but are you perchance a
speckled bog turtle?"
"That's right I happen to be one of
the last 47 speckled bog turtles left on
this planet." ,
"Boy, do I ever have good news for
you! Congress is going to pass a three-
year exte nsion of the Endangered
Species Act."
"That's nice."
"MAYBE YOU don't understand.
You're on the list!"
''That's nice."
"You don't sound too excited"
"After you've been around a couple of
million..,ears, three more is no big deal."
"Don't worry. rm sure that when
your three years are up, you'll get
another reprieve. We humans have a 90ft
spot in o ur hearts for endangered
species. We feel that all fonna of life
must be pre.erved !or generations yet
unborn."
"la that ao? Who's endangering ua?"
"Well, I auppoee we humans are. Not I,
penonally, of course. But you'll have to
admit that your bog here, if drained and
paved, would make an excellent site for
a condominium development.."
"I don't think I'd care much for
condominium living."
"Probably not. But real estate
developers have to eat. too. So we're
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llTHDPPI ~
making quite a sacrifice in not allowing
your bog to be turned into Moor-View
Acres."
"Moor-View? And I'm a speckled
moor turtle. Who elae is on your list?"
"Oh, barring oU spills, toxic wastes
and other accidents, we're going to save
35 mamrnals including the grinly bear
end the manatee, 69 birda such as the
condor and the peregrine falcon, 25
reptiles, 45 fish, 23 clams, 61 plants,
a.orted snails an( 13 apedes of inaects."
"Like the gype~th. the Medfly and
. the boll weevil?"
''Are you mad? Thoee pests do millions
of dollan worth of ~ to our crops
each year. We're doing our best to wipe
them out."
"I'm certainly glad we speckled bog
turtles don't eat anything o! importance
to you humans. But if you'll forgive my
asking, what gives you the right to
decide which species shall be saved and
which exterminated?"
"I think we've already cli9cussed the
answer to that. As we are the species •
doing the endangering, we are clearly
the most qualifie<:I to determine which
are the endangered species."
"You certainly do have a point there.
And where are you humans on the list?"
"ARE YOU SA YING we are an
endangered species?"
"Not only that, but you are the species
endangering your species. You couldn't ·
be mo re qualified unde r your
Endangered Species Act. Yes, if I were
you, I'd definitely give yourselves a
three-year reprieve."
"By golly, after all we've done to you 1 speckled bog turtles over the years,
that's darned decent of you io worry
about us becoming extinct."
"Oh, I think I speak for all endangered
species when I say we're not worried a
whit about you going the way of the
dodo bird. What worries us ia that you
won't have the good sense to go quietly ."
Opposition imperative in a democracy '·
One l"elllOl'l the world move. ahead 10
slowly -if It can be aid to move ahead
at all -la that most people do not
believe that opiniolll contrary to thttn
delerve any r-1 ~lion.
They wlll allo• that freedom of
, exprwlon la a f:iM thine -up to a pe&nt
-but they will n ot •rant tbat
.
polidel carefully and to reconajder them
if necessary. It allows for the free
competition of ideM -without which
the other fftedoma have little meanJnc .,
or vitality. MOit of all, lt helps maintain °1
• c:reettve tenlion in the p>Utbl arena. '\
But whilt we ~Y Up-..rvioe to • thla doctrine, the iy of voters. l am
convinced, deeply lf tecfttly) belieYe
that the country would be a better place
to liw 1n lf ewryone could be m.cle to
tblnk their way and the op~1llon
would ).Ill dilappear.
l
Orang• Coa1t O~ILY PILOT/Mond1y, July 5, 1082 AT
•ANN LANDERS
•ERMA BOMBECI<
•HOROSCOPE
Clearing up mysteries of herpes
DEAR ANN LANDER S: I need to ,
know if I did the right thing. Please tell me.
· Several weeka ago I developed some bliatef'tna eoree in my private part.a. I went
to the doctor and he told me I had genital
herpm. I was horrified. I had been living
with thla man for several years and was
completely faithful. I was shocked to
dilcover that he had cheated on me and
moved out the very next day.
I wW never be able to forgive him for
HOIOSCON
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Virgo gains
I more freed om
Tuesday, July 6
ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Check
leases, license requirements and realize that
some regulations are subject to change.
Separate fact from wishful thinking -steer
clear of self-deception. Focus also on career,
ambition, standing in community a nd
professional obligations.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): &tablish
lines of communication, solidify travel plans
and realiz.e that what seemed far away is
closer than originally anticipated. You'll
gain greater insight into abstract principles
of law. Capricorn figures prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Reach
beyond current expectations """'"' Y?U'll ha~e
wider audience and personal honi.ons wj.11
expand. Be aware of credit ratinp, cash
flow and f,inancial responsibility of one who
would be your partner . Aries plays key role.
CANCER (June 21.Jul1 22): Lunar
emphuis on contracta, le,..Uties, marital
status. New approach can leed to creater
inde p e nd e n ce, o utlet for creative
capabilities. You'll encounter stubborn,
i.!mperamental, talented people. Leo figures
prominently.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Cooperate with
Cancer individual. Take steps to insure
security. Check safety hazards connected
with h ome. Family membe r is moody,
confides confusion, seeks aid in regaining
sense of direction. First impressions prove
accurate.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Restrictions
are removed; you'll have greater freedom of
thought, action. Member of opposite sex
makes promises, not all of which can be
f~filled. Be aware, alert and protect your
own interests. Gemini plays important role .
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): It may be
necessary to review, revise and to check
source material. You can rebuild a more
aolid structure. Focus on family relationships,
basic obligations, interest rates and the
initiation of procedures leading to busin~
expansion.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Focus on
short trips, requests from relatives, messages
which result in change of travel ptans. Be
flexible, but don't lose sight of basic goal.
Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius natives figure
prominently. You locate lost article.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
Emphasis on home improvements, domestic
relationships, possible purchase of luxury
item or art object. Focus also on income,
personal possessions and special collections.
Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons play
important roles.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Terms
will be clarified, techniq\les can be perfected
and you pin recognition for effona. Lunar
cycle hi.h -you'll be at riaht plat'e at cruda1
moment. Take initiative, wear bright colors,
make personal appearances and exude
caofidence.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): You
locate loat article•. acce11 fa aalned to
privlleaed information, relattonabip
intenllfied. Older individual becorna ally. lhar9 benefit of experience. You'll have
more .... ponalbUity and opportunity for .... ~ .
,
giving me thia loathJome dile&1e. He bu
allO fixed it 10 I can nev,r have another
intimate relationship for fear of pudns it
on.
Infection 1trlke1. Re1e1rcb 1bow1 tbat
male• 1et. fu better rea•Jt• tbu female1.
For addltloaal baformadoa, write to tbe
HerpH Re1oarce . Ceater, HO Sberldaa
Aveaae, Palo Alto, Calli. toot, for the
lateat ... mott accerate laformatlon aboat
1enital laerpet. 'l'Ulr aew1let1er will keep
yo1 la.formed a1 well a1 lift yoar 1plrtt1.
Do the aoree keep recurrt~? Do they
ever spread to other parts e body? Has
anyone ever died from gent erpee? Can a
woman with thla curse have normal
children? Pleue answer my queationa IOOft. I
am -RUINED AND TERRIFIED IN
MADISON
DEAR MADISON: Herpa Simples D
bas reacbed epidemic rroportion1 .. W1
coatry. Yoa are one o approximately H
million people wbo bave It. Approximately
500,000 aew cases are reported ~aally. ·
While Herpe1 Simplex II can be
extremely palnfal and a psycbologlcal
Diptmare, It ls not considered a fatal
disease. The sores do not 1pread to otber
part• of tbe body. A woman with aeaJtal
herpes can have a beaUby child lf she
works with ber obstetrician and follows bl1
Tllat wa1 tile pod new1. Tiie bad aew1
la tlaat yoa may laave blamed yoar
1weetbeart --.t••tly. My coa1altaat1 tell me
tbat ID nre eata, It 11 r.11lble to &et
1enltal berpea wltlaoat avln1 aexaal
iatercoar.se. So, maybe yoa'd better
recon1lder ud stve lllm a call. I 1bolJ)d also
tell you tbat 1enal relatloaa cu be safely
retumed wlaen botb parties are free of tile
sores.
la1tructloa1. ,
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am married
to a physician. I am writing about a very
insignificant but annoying problem. I hope
you can solve it.
Occasionally, when fl attend a social
gethering, someone (invariably a woman)
comes up to me and says something like this:
la receat montb1 a new drag
(acyclovir) baa been approved for use ln
tbl1 country. It 11 not a cure, but It baa
provided a blgb de&ree of relief to berpe1
aafferers wbo apply It after tbe first
"I hear you h ave a beautiful home. I
probably paid ror a wing of it from all my
visits to your husband's office."
I need a snappy Ann Landers response
for the next clod who hits me with this line.
CHURNING THE WA VE -Goofyfoot surfer
(those who ride with the right foot in front)
churns acl'088 this well-formed wave on the
west·side of the Huntington Beach pier. With
D.., Not "'°'O br ClwtM Starr
ocean temperatures in the low 60s, he's
probably trying to beat the section without
getting wet. So where's his wetsuit?
GOif N ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
Q.1-As South, vulnerable,
you hold:
+8751 <:::>KJtZ OJ87 •N
The bidding bu p~ed:
Eut • s.-. Weet Nertli
1 0 ........ ow.
P ... 1 <:::> P ... I <:::>
P ... 1
What action do you take?
A. -Partner' a bid I.a not forc-
ing, and 7ou, admittedly, do
not have mueb of a hand.
Nevertheleaa, you should go
on to four hearts. Partner
ha.a contracted (or nine tricks
oppoelte what might be a
bust. Viewed ln that light,
your trump honors and
dcntbletoo dub are adequat.
to 1tndertake pine.
Q.J-Neltber Yul1erable, aa
&o.t• JOU bold:
+KTI OAQIMll OAQI •5
Tt.e bldcll111 Ml proceeded: ._. w.-Nerd! l:Mt
1 0 .... o ....
' What do J'OU Wei now?
A.-Yow prt....., duty la to
ehow tovr ekctO.nt ault ~nd toocl 1'aad. .Jump to three
r-..t. -JOU craa support
diamondl Jlt.r. U '" bid onlf hro bi&rte, lt will be tm. poemw. to clemibe JOU'
P"'•r later ID tlM a~ II , .... ..,..... .., ,.. ....................... , ........t,_ .........
........ lllln ...
with two no trump. What do
~ou respond?
A.-With a fair six<ard suit
and an outside control 01>'
poeit.e a 22-2' point two no
trump opening bid, you muat
realise that you are on the
verge of. alam. The beat way
to indicate you.r ambition la
by a jump ln heart.a, but not
to four hearta -that bid
denies slam Int.rest. You can
either bid three heart.a now
and then, no matt.er what
partner does, bid five hearta
at your next tura. Or you can
jump immediately to five
bearh, which ia our
pr.fer.nee.
Q.•-Botb vul11J"'9ble, ae
8out~ loa boJd: I
+&11 ~Q.11 .. oA•+AtT
The bldcUnr bu proceeffd: WMt N_..S.. ._..
l <:;) ... J c;:> '
Wlaat aet1on 40 1ou take?
A.-Wbat can 7011 do?
Not1Uq1 Be cont.nt t.o ac:-
cept a lmall proftt. You hHe
DO N110D to feel OODldeDt .,.., .......... .,.
eeatn.t wttll &Me uat&ne-ti•• cllet.rlbuUoo. ud ...
bit -IOU ..W obHptie ,,.n.rto"'4.
diamond. What action do you
take?
A.-An overeaU of one heart
may ret puaed out. and •
jump to two heart.a these
da7s it played u preemptive.
So double. Reprdleaa of
partner's response, 7ou will
introduce your heart suit at
your next turn. That should
ducribe your hand pretty
well.
Q.t-Both vulnerable, as
South 7ou hold:
+QlMI 0 81 O AICU •7U
The bldcUng bu proceeded:
._ 8..ellW.-N_..
I • PMa INT,._
IO PMa •o P .. ·-.... ... t .. ,oar ...... lwl'P
A.-A trump.YOU mat eta.rt
utraetlnr d11mm1'• fup
lmmediatelJ to prt•ent
cleelanr from ruftlq 1pedee
oe U. &able. Wben 7ou pt la
.. ~ • 4ia!IMM'4. )'OU wUI Mel
...... trump tD .. e9wt to
eoaaplet. ,our •hotap. The
trump lead la preltrable to
tile ldD1 of dlamonde t't.o pt
a *k at duaa17, panaer">.
........ tlaat m&J C!IOlt JOU an
..., te ........... &nuap.
Allll WIDllS
Please come up with something.
SEETHING IN MISSOURI
DEAR SEET,HING: You could say,
"How wonderful tllat you ~e alive and well
enough to enjoy YOUR beautiful home -or
would you rather have tile money?"
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Many nice
gifts were sent to my terminally ill sister.
She died without using them. What is the
proper thing to do? Keep them, or return
them to the senders? Please advise me. It is
depressing to see them on my closet shell. -
UNCERTAIN IN ROANOKE
DEAR UNCERTAIN: It would sadden
your sister's friends to see their gifts
returned, unused. Give the presents (in your
sister's· name) to individuals you feel would
appreciate them.
Even ii drinking is the "in " thing in
your crowd. it needn't crowd you out. Learn
the facts from Ann Landers' booklet, "Booze
and You -For Teen-agers Only." Send 50
cen ts and a self-addressed envelope to Ann
Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, DJ. 60611.
llMA IOMllCI
AT WIT'S ENO
Han d s off
• parenting
This was supposed to have been the
most wonderful period of my life.
My grown kids are struggling for
survival.
All the ad vice I gave them and they
ignored is coming back to haunt thern
They are getting an opportunity to
experience first-hand that man does not live
by allowance alone.
So how come I feel so lousy?
ALL THE TIME THEY WERE
growing up. their father and I regaled them
with wonderful stories about how broke and
deprived we were. We told them how their
father scrubbed post office floors at night to
buy my engagement ring. We told them how
we took eight years to pay off a second-hand
shag rug and how we w ere married for five
years before we owned a car. We made them
sick they missed the Depression.
Every time they asked for help, we told
them we couldn't possibly deny them the
poverty they so richJy deserved because it
builds character. We didn't want them to
miss a single day of the struggle in their
pursuit of the American dream.
The rhetoric was easy. Sitting by and
watching is the hard part. I hate it.
I don't want them to sell velvet pictures
from door to door.
I don't want them to buy gasoline $2 at
a time.
I don't want them to eat cold tacos from
a doggy bag for breakfast .
I don't want them to seU their bicycles
and records to pay the rent.
I don't want them to sleep cold and
wear old.
I want ... I want the birth without the
pain.
I WANT THE PRIDE without the
loneliness.
I want the success without the sacrifice.
I want what I have no right to want.
I want them to begin where we are
ending without asking or even knowing the
price it took to get there.
Instead, I must sit like a spectator and
watch the struggle they so desperately need.
For they are finding out things about
themaelves the¥ have to know to live out the
rest of their lives.
It takes every bit of restraint I have to
watch, say noihing, and remember ...
IOll.ec>ne did it tor me.
NJSIOD
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
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Orange COllt DAILY PILOT/Monday. July 5, 1912
W onien executives changing system
·DONO R -Arts patron
'Jlebekah West Harkness has
:l eft a 20 -piece jewelry
collection for the use of Nancy
. Reagan and future first ladies.
'She died June 17 and leftl an
!estate of about $2 million. •
By tllt A11od atecl Pre11
When \he rnanqin.g directors
of Mush & McLennan met In
Waahln1ton In April. Pam
Newman took the Eaatern
A.ltllnet ahutt.le from New York
·to be there. Bein& there wu pa.rt
of her job. Beina more than nine
montha pregnant wu not.
"I Uke having children," Mid
Mn. Newman, who with her
lawyer husband alao h as a .
6·year -old daughter. "But
traveling LI essential to my job."
T h ia time, baby obllged
mother's career. Pam Newman's
only problem in Waahln01nn was
"setuna through dooil:;r---
Her 1on was born in· New York
five days after the meeting, and
she was back at work as a
managing direc tor of the
insurance brokerage two weeks
later.
Twenty years ago, it's unlikely
Pam Newman would have gone
so far -in her travels or her
career. Even 10 years ago, she
might have been expected to stay
home to care for her children.
But now, 30 years after
William H. Whyte's bestseller
It's a good time
I
for auctioneer
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: It this recession a good time for
m e to go Into auctioneering? How do I get started?
-Y.S., Buffalo, N.Y.
Skilled auctioneers are always in demand,
particutarly when money is tight because people are
selling possessions to make ends meet.
Although furniture, real estate and livestock
are standard auction items, virtually anything from
aluminum plants to Aztec mummies are sold on the
auction block.
Speaking clearly and quickly, auctioneers
maintain a ruhn.ing-chant and encourage bids from
the crowd. They hold audience interest by telling
jokes and extolling the beauties and uses of the
goods.
But that's only part of the job. Auctioneers also
help appraise the value and condition of the goods
CAREERS
before the sale. They list and tag items and decide
whether to sell them separately or in lots. Then
they arrange for an auction date and send out
advertising.
You don't need a college degree to become an
auctioneer, but do need the ability to soothe angry
clients and deal with sha.n> business people.
"The Organization Man," the
title no longer appUea. More and
more women are joining the
corporate world, not juat to take
letters, but to dictate them.
Of the nearly 47 million
women In the U.S. work force
today, 3.1 mJllion are clualfied as
managen by the Cenaus Bureau.
That's nearly one manager in
four, an almost 50 percent
Increase the put decade.
Women's liberation, cMl rights
leglalatlon and economic
necellity -from two-paycheck
families to divorced mothers -
have created thla new breed ol
women. Anned with credentials
and ambition, they are saying
that being a woman, a wife and a
mother la no reuon to abandon
dreams of reaching the top.
The numben at two companies
exemplify the trend:
In 1970, there was one woman
for every 30 officers or managers
at Xerox. A decade later, there
was one for every seven . And at
IBM, there were 2,735 female
managers last year -700 mo~
than just two years earlier.
They come prepared, too.
Women occount for more than 20
percent of all MBA enrollments
whereu 15 yean aiio the number
wu almoet negligible. Harvard
did not admit women to its two.
year prosrarn 1.mtll 1963.
When Gulf OU C.Orp. publlahed
a women-owned business
directory recently, It listed l,500
companJea. In Washington, D.C,
there's an lnvettment firm called
Julia Walsh ~ Sona.
1ubaldiea for child care.
Companie• are flndtna the
changes to thelr advantage.
At Intermedlcs, a medical
products company in Freeport,
Texu, abeenteeism and turnover
have dropped since Its on-sJte
day care center opened three
years ago.
Meanwhile, industries have
begun to cater to the women In
the gray flannel suit -often
"I like ha ving childre n , but
tra veling is essential."
Many corporations are
changing the way they care for
their employees.
The children are starting to
join the car pool with mom and
dad, head ing for company -
sponsored day care centers. Two
hundred and fifty corporations
tal\e advantage of the tax benefits
of child care aalstanoe under the
&onomk Recovery Act of 1981
by offering parent! everything
from on-site day care centers to
well-tailored, of course.
Brooks Bros. says 15 percent of
its buttoned-do wn busi ness
clothing ls sold to women.
At Macy's in Ne w York,
there's an "MBA" program
designed for the corporate
woman -Macy 's By
Appointment, a p e r son al
ahoppi.ng 1ervice .
With one in four air travelers
today a woman -usually on
company ~ -some bot:els are
.
providing 11hower cape and lrona.
One even often a 1peclal floor
for women only.
There are 1peclal aemJnan and
counea for the up-and-<.lC>n\lna
woman. For quick advice,
newutanda olfer Workine
Woman, Savvy and Working
Mother· among the home and
beauty magazines.
The ladle11 who lunch are
talking careers, finance and
corporate policy in their own
luncheon clubs. And women
have be e n admitted to
membership in many formerly
all -male bastion• like
Pittsburgh's Duquesne' Club.
The women's clubs spring
from the desire of many women
to form "old girl" networks much
as those that help men get ahead
through old school ties and Dad's
business associates.
According to the U.S. Bureau
of Labor Stat.lstics, 48 percent of
the people who get jobs do so
through someone. they khow.
And , advocates o f female
networks say, women still have
fewer cont.acts then men.
Knowledge of marketing, appraising,
.accountlna and economics is useful and auctioneers
who specialize in one item such as art should learn
everything they can about it. .
If you want to auction real estate, you may be
-required to be a licensed real est.ate agent or broker,
depending on the laws of your state.
We~e Blasting High Prices
You can learn the tricks of the trade by
becoming a helper to an auctioneer or by taking a
.two-or three-week course at a school of
auctioneering. The schools teach the chants and
iome business and management skills.
, Once you've learned the basics. you can find
work with an auction company or form your own.
Handling charity auctions for free and advertising
yourself could get your name on people's tongues.
Expect to struggle until you're established.
You'll probably have to combine auctioneering with
other work until you build up a reputation.
How much can you earn? It depends, industry
representatives say. on your skill, ambiUon and
what you're auctioning. Some auctioneers earn
anywhere from $50 to $1,500 for a days work. If
you work on commission and you sell a multi-
,million cache of jewels, your ~t could be fabulous.
A brief, "Auctioneers, number 102,'' is
available for $2 from the Chronicle Guidance
Publications, Moravia, N.Y. 13118.
• Or if you'd like a list of several auctioneering
1ehools compiled by the National Auctioneers
Association, send a post.card request to Joyce Lain
Kennedy at Box 1560. ~ta Mesa 92626. Ask for
"Auctioneer."
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BONING UP ON PAST -Lurline Twist, vice president of
Natural History Foundation in Costa Mesa. and Margo Stuart,
•
Angel . come home
in ec~nd place
after being swept
in Kansas Cit y. Page 85 .
Deity i-llot lthotoe b1 Richard Koefller
development coordinator, examine part of a bison, just part of
the puzzle of how the area looked long ag.o.
Fossils fit prehistoric puzzle f
PRESENTING A PECTEN -Pat Pembrook of Costa Mesa
uses pic ks , c h e m icals a nd p a t ien c e t o ready a f~·million-year-old fossil for display to students at Rea
Community Center.
Natural History Foundation does 'ever y thing a museum does without walls'
By JODI C,4DENHEAD or .. o..,,... .... lm8Cine a tiny aea creature
dying 15 million years ago tn El.
1'oro~ it.I shell lodg~ beneath the
shallow waters that cover the
area. Over the centuries layers of
limestone form a rock-hard crust
around the shell.
About 7 million years pass
before a leaf falls from one of the
many low branch trees into the
mud. Eventually thP. ball of mud
is carried d ownstream and
becomes a thick mass of fog
colored stone.
When Bob Bell of Seal Beach
carefully cracked open both rocks
recently at the Orange county
Natural History Foundation lab
in Costa Mesa the perfect imprint
of th e leaf and the white
unbroken shell popped out like a
pair of precious pearls.
T o the more than 300
foundation members who devote
their time. to preserving the
county's f08Sils, such finds offer a
fascinating look into the area's
prehistoric past.
"It's like eating pe.anuts," said
foundation president Judy
Haidinge.r. "Once you get started
you can't sto p. It can be so
exciting."
Until the recent opening of the
lab at Cos ta Mesa 's Rea
Community Center, volunteers
had to clean and examine the
foundation 's fossils In the ir
homes. Storage was left to
garages and spare bedrooms.
"Our dream is to s tart a
museum," said Ms. Haldinger.
"We do everything a mwieum
does without the wills."
Since the fou ndation 's
beginning ln 1974, thousands of
fo.u lls ranging from a 200
million-year-old clam to a ground
sloth bone have been uncovered
at 139 sites in the county.
Paleontologists use the foesils
like pu.zz.le pieces to understand
how the county looked millions
of years ago.
At one time n early a l l of
Orange County was a shallow
bay dotted with scores of reefs.
according to Camilla Wallis.
acting curator for the foundation.
Much of the county coastline
was formed when an earthquake
or volcano near Catalina Island
hurled millions of tons of jagged
rocks at the beach.
Later, camel.a, bisons, tap irs,
horses and mammoths roamed
the area. About 700 di fferent
kinds of fossils have been found
in upper Newport Bay alone.
"You can walk for males and
not see a fossil, but you can't go
very far and not find a fossil 1!
you're looking," said Ms. WaU1s.
M a n y of the f ossils a r e
d is c over e d d urin g t h e
construction of ho m es a nd
offices. In fact, NHF members
were spurred into action when a
huge whale bone was unearthed
near F.astbluff in Newport Beach
in the early 1970's.
"As Car as I was concerned a
whale wa s as g ood a s a
dinosaur," said Ms. Wallis, whose
love of fossils began when she
was a young child in New York.
"We thought that there ought
to be something done before they
got crumbled up by bulldozers.''
Before the foundation w as
started, many of the fossils found
by paleontologists and students
we r e simply sh i pped to Los
Angeles.
Anyone wanting to volunteer
at the foundation lab can call
644-5699. No prior training is
needed.
The lab is open at R e a
C o mmuni ty Center. 66 1
Hamilton Street every Tuesday
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the
first Saturday of the month or by
appointment.
EARLY EVIDENCE -Judy Haidinger, president of the-
Natural History Foundation's directors, holds deformed shark1
tooth.
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Orang• Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, July 5, 1812
Th~ee summer shows ho.wing in ·
&' ... TY:&mu.!.
'nw ''aunrner IHIOn" In local
theater .. ti off to a roualna at.art
lhil W..Und with two co1le,et
and a community playhoute
unwrapptna their lateat
off erinp. .
The Junior Wing of the
Saddleback Company Theater
preeenta Mollere'• "A Doctor In
Spite of Hinwelf" thla weekend
and next at the college's North
Campus in Irvine. An orllinal
comedy callf)d ''No Ark Thia
Time" la the fare at Golden West
Colleie, while the Westminster
Community '!'beater opens the
claalic melodrama "The
Dnankard.''
The Mollere comedy la directed
by Blake Gould and will feature
"total communication'' -sign 1.anauaae, lip reading and body laniuaie. l>erfonnances will be
Th\inday through Saturday and
July 14-17 at 7:30 p.m. with 2:30
mafineea t>oth Saturdays and
Sundays.
"No Ark This Time," written
and dlrect.ed by GWC lnatruct.or
Charles Mitchell, bowa in Friday
for two weekends of Friday ana
Saturday performances In
GWC'a Patio Theater. Curtain la
8:16 with reservations taken at
894-6070.
Michael Aquila la directing
"The Drunkard," also opening
Friday for a five-weekend run at
the Westminster theater, 7272
Maple St. E.L. Cousins, Stuart
Elliot, Clark, Burson, Wayne
Mayberry and> Wil Thompson are
featured in the melodrama,
which plays Frida ya and
Saturdays at 8:30. Reservations
995-4113.
1 Two other local productions -
"The Music Man" at the
Saddleback Company Theater
and "A Man for All Seasons" at
the HuntinRU>n Beach Playhouse
-wtnd up their retpecUve runa thla weekend.
"Mualc Man" resumes Tue.day
and runa th.rou1h Sunday In the
Saddleback CoUese theater with·
curtain at 8 throuah Saturday
and matineet at 2 &turday and 3
Sunday. Retervatlona 831-'656.
Robert Bol\'1 "A Man (or All
Seaaona" concludea at th}'
HunUnaton Beach Playhou'e
with only a Saturday
pertorm•nce acheduled due to
the illness of the pJay'a atar,
Terence Doyle. Curtain ii 8:30 1n
the Seacllff VIUaae theater, Main
Street at Yorktown Avenue,
Huntington Beach. Reeervatlona
84 7 .44«)5.
Dinner theaten alona the
Orange Coast are offering
musical bllla of fare with
"Sugar"1playtng at the Harlequin
Dinner P.fa~nouse, 3503 S .
Harbor Blvd., Santa ,Ana
(979-5511) and "Geocge M" at
Sebastian's West Dinner
Playh<>Wle, 140 Ave. Pico, San
Clemente (492-9950). Both shows
Farf el the dOg reiil-ing
CINCINNATI (AP) -Farfel,
the dog puppet who once was a
regular on the Milton Berle
television show and appeQred
later 1n Nestle's commerci• is
retiring.
His creator, ventrUoquiat
Jimmy Nelson, says he'll donate
the puppet to the Vent Haven
Museum, already the home of
hundreds of theatrical dummies,
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including one of the late F.cigar
Bergen's Charlie McCarthys.
The floppy-eared dog with sad
eyes and a milky voice will be
wesented to the museum during
the eighth annual International
Ventriloquist Convention July
8-10 across the Ohio Riv~r in
Fort Mitchell, Ky.
Farfel joined Nelson's act that
included his main char acter.
Danny O'Day, during World War
II while playing in Chicago.
The Nelson act first appeared
nationally in 1951 on the Ed
Sullivan Show and later became
a regular on the Berle show.
Nelson, 53, said he decided to
call his dog Farfel while he was
appearing at resorts in the
Catskill Mountains during the
1940s.
Pilot advertising is
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next Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the
Westmtnater Community
Theater, 7272 Maple St.,
Weetmineter .... the leadlni
role of Sadie will be played by
Lorraine McWlll.lama, but. other
roles are open for 10 men and
five women, u well-.... eeveral
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CASTING -Art Wlnalow and Wayne Powell will play the
1 e a d l n 1 r 0 1le 1 o f H en r y
Drummond and Matthew
Harrleqn Brady In the Irvine
c.ommunlty 'Theater'• nroductlon
of "Inherit the Wlnd:0 -;P81\in8
Aug. 6 at Irvine'• Turtle Rock
Community Park .... other
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Crawford, Tim Titus, Richard Di
Boucher, Margie Schwartz,
Brenda Fuehrer, Julie
Wojt.kiewicz, Al Sifry and Elana
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BACKSTAGE -South Coast
Repertory's Lee Shallat will
direct "Twelfth Night" for the
Grove Shakespearean Festival,
which opens July 23 and will
play in repertory with "Romeo
and Juliet" through Sept.
4 ...• another SCR rejlU}.ar, Ron
Boussom, will f?laY Malvolio in "Twelfth Night and Mercutlo in
"Romeo and Juliet" ....
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opening in Atlanta Wednesday. They're shown in a recent
rehearsal.
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Ma tt Dillon (not the m arshal) bids for s tar dom Jn 'Tex.'
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HOLLYWOOD -He'a a braah, out1otn1
18·year-old with a wide amllt, clean featu.ret and
untanned akin that e11Uy 1tamp1 him aa an
eut.emer.
Ma" Dillon ii probably t.he only 1ex aymbol
who IU11 Uvee at home with h1a mot.her and father.
WMn he lan't workina tn movi•, Dlllon rwld• in
New Rochelle, N.Y., With hll parenta, Mary Ellen
and Paul DUlon, four btothel"I and a allter.
Hla lat.eat fllm, "Tex," hu already drawn
enth u1la1tlc comment from early acreenlng
audtencea, and it ii likely to
attrect patrof\aie from teen-age
girla. for whom Matt DUlon la a
eomewhat reluctant .ex symbol. C~k the teen magazines for
evidence.
"We flm•N> 'Tex' wlll be the t-reallldc f~ ~f the summer,"
Dillbn says. "All of the others
are f.antutic."
Well, almost all. It does
aeem that the movie acreens are OM.LON
·,)
' beina excealvely zapped by laael"S, rockets and
other armory of the special effects wi?.arda. Is there
room for a $5 million slice of life in small-town
Oklahoma?
• The Dianey people hope ao. Besides their own
high-technology, $20 million "Tron,", th.ey are
offering summer movie customers "Tex, ' based on
the popular novel by S.E. Hinton. Both films are
part of a campaign to win a more mature audience
for the Disney product.
Barber quartet wins
Pl'M'SBURGH (AP) -A foursome called The
Clauic Collection has been chosen international
champion at the annual converltion of the Society
for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber
Shop Quartet Singing in America.
The harmonies by the Denver group beat 48
other entries in two days of competition. A silver
medal went to the Center Stage Quartet, from
Detrolt.
Workers and pedestrians were able to hear
some of the old-time melodies, when about 9,000
bar~rahoppera serenaded the downtown district
frOm an office building plaza.
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Matt Dlllon wu the fil"lt and only choice for
"Tex" ln the eyee of the dlnlctor and co-writer Ttm
Hunter, who had co-written another fllm Dillon
had ~layed ln, "Over the Edge."
'When Tim first mentioned 'Tex,' l wu very
excited.'' tht YOW\I actor aa.ld. ''But when I learned
'Tex' wu IOlna to be made by Dlaney, I wun't aure
I would fft ln: I couldn't aee m}'Mlt ln a Dlaney
movtt.''
DUlon ventured Into the film buatnesa by
chance.
"I cut clua one day in junior high achoo!," he
said, "and 1 wu aeen In a corridor by a talent llCOUt
for a movie called 'Over the Edge.' I tried out for It
and won. The character was me; I could relate to It
without any trouble."
"Over the Edge" had a limited release, but
Dillon regiat.ered strongly as a tough character. He
wu ca.at as the ~ve young man aeduced by
Kristy McNlchol In "Little Darlin"'," and as the
school bully in "My Bodyguard. ' He has also
starred ln "Liar'• Moon" and recently completed
"The Outaiden" with Francia Coppola.
"Tex" is the story of two teen-age brothers
who are on their owe in the quiet town of Bixby,
Okla. Dillon and Jim Metzler play the boys.
Dillqn says that the character, Tex McCormick,
is far removed from his own life.
"Tex la naive, unworldly, strictly a country
boy," he said. "I had to adopt a simple state of mind
in order to play him."
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facull't at Ca"otewaoo
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.MDVII • * ·~On The ....... (Z)MCWm
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tlon Of ElllllJ" ( 1N4)
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-Md • --· --oer ....... IO prcMde hll
.......... wtllt IN Uur1el
Of flOIM. ,..,cm ...
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8fNllnmt
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frenll I• entaoonl1t10
9-d • wounded Nottll
Korean officer wllo
daacrtllll 1111 own lnjuty
and ~ dlllgl-
th• wound• of other ...........
"90RT
Cl) ~.M. MNMZINI
A oompenp tNt ategea Old
W• 8l\IRt pNlductlorw; a
-wflo l'lendorlfts llllQll end ..... .,.~
(JI) &'TON »tN "-AYI
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_,, al 1111 llNllfl ""' In an~-'ln
hparti.
(D)MCWm
··~ ''The Mptlrioul Strenoer"' ( 1M2) CMe
... ,.,_., Ft9d 0.,.-.
A dll\ldiw1•19 MlleOlart boy ....... _..,
w191 6n engat OI dubloul
oftgln In medlawt AuMr1I.
7:IO. I ON THSTOWN
"-lured: • vlllt to Nape
v-.y: • report on IN '-11'9 Monde'll brottw.,
botfl Of ~ 119'4 winer-
-... mudbelM .. Cllle-r: .~wll*J. net WAI A.-.cA
M"A"l"H
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TOkyO brlnoa llofna to IN
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tflllll n_, -out OI toudl
... -,,.... pnllCllo-..
CONDUtroR -John WU11ame conductl
the Boeton Pope Orchestra in season
premiere of Evening at Popt concert at
'7:30 on KOCE (50) and 8 on KCET (28).
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• llw..G A'f "°"
"King fMnoerl" John Wll-
llM!e Md IN foaton Popa
~ -Jc*lld bJ 1t1e King llngara. Ille hllr·
monl:dng yol.lnO f.nglllh-
-whoee tepettolre
reno-from~
b.-.. to AandJ ~
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'Ma\'NUD
~THON
A oomedllll'I '-1 and tour
OOlftlc:, cont•tant1 M\o
oom~t• egelnll one
enothar -'-tured In ltlle
Ul-i80ted comedJ II""'*
lflo..
MO. (I) llNYAft
~
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i.-11 to • rn6dnlght .....
nede -the lolidl;IMll· •.(R) e 8UTTl.atO.aON
THS~
Carollne '**' an aoonc· Ing declalon ...., ..
... to fllllp • c:Mclhood
Irland who11 llln111
...... the .. ofher
.-tlor1'I baby. (R)Q
• 8f NII T'l9(
~tollr'lfno~
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0l'ft, c.pt. l(Jr1c .. ~
to ~ .. ootonllCa elw
end ....
• MOVll
**~ "A11lgnm1nt:
Munlcfl" (1972) AlcNrd
8Maflat1, AOJ 8chaldar.
Thepeira11W1t .. _....
Id bJ • Nloon -In ~'41.,.., gold dw-
1r'9 Wor1d W• ll. ., .... ..,..,a.
A OC1fnP11f1Y tfwl IC.llgll oect
Well...,.~
ftnd tnle looio9 tlWough ...
IMll. ·TMl--NW ... .., t Tia • OI
~ .. K.-.. """' loob upo11 .-00 • an ow.t. llClrdno .... to ....
Bolton • 1111 ,..,_ hed
done ...... ~ l'llm.
~2) -~AT'°"9
"King fMnoerl~ Jom w...
llllM end b~Pope
On:.N9tra -Jc*lld bJ ... King ...... lb hllr-
rnontllng young Englllt;-
-wflOM repertoire
reno-lrOlft AanalaMrlCI b.-.. to AandJ ..._._..
"-'-· ~MOVll • * ... "lloull'lwd Nlghta"
(1979) Alc:Nrd Ynigulll.
OeMJ De LAI Pa A Cfllc:a-
no youth unexpectedly
rlDlll egaliwt the atanO-
.,. end lredltlonl of ""
neighborhood aiano In
ordat to fuli. 1'111 own
dellt'9 to get man1ad end
fllllp 1111 ~led
younoar~~ .....
®MDVII
***\t ''Wc*lft" (tNt)
Mist F'lnneJ, Dlel'9 v-
ra. Pob .. '**' wttll ""
unueual ~ -H9w VOit CltJ II lnftded bJ a ,,.. of dllCllllOad _,,_,
'A'
~=-···~ "Doctor Zhlv900" ( 1185) Omit 8hwlt, O«al-
dlne Ctleplln. Two io-.
ltl\iOllll amldel 11\e ...
end pMeiof'MI of 11\e Aue.
..... A9volull0n.
8MOVll
••• "Altplenel" (1N0)
Robert Ha,a, Jutte H80lf •
ty. A,_ .. lirllner'1 ot-f... IO food poleonlng, I
-rom--pllot .. P'-.cl Into -W. end
muet oontend wttll on-
board~•--1119 control ._ end Cllctl9-
lllled mamottaa. 'PO'
uoe<1>-.. .. QNC81ieAn
TM lltaff at WKRP le ...._,
to IC* a union wtlllll IN
lilallon'I r.ung. dlmtl lo
10ltl.-..(A)
............ GAZINI
An lnteMew """" •·foot-ball pla)w ~ Smith: • comic: Interlude with .. _
,_ Mutphy; "How To
1(111~~··
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lllN'OMIANCa
From Vl1nn1'1 famed
Mu1lk••••ln, Leonard
Bemltetn conducll 11\e
Vlenne Pflllharmonlc In
Guetev ._..,.,., SJ"'PhO-a,:o;.
**~ "For Y04JI Eyee
Only" (1N1) Rao-Moore,
Topot. ~Bond traca1
e <:rlmlnal wtlo purloined I
t0c> l8Cr9t Btttleh defenM
~'PO'
... Cl) M•A•l•H
Wtlle ..... end 8.J.
-laboftng OWi. wound-ed, ...-:tent cow, Hot
Upe llrueglla to ,_
~to"" -oertY ~ trip to TOkyO. (A)
88MOYIE ··~ "McMola: The Scet-... O'Hare Ww" (tMOI
T Ot'I <Mtll, Morgan Bn1·
lanJ. Motion plctut• pr~
ducw ~ 0 . s.tznldt
taunclfllll • lnlilllN9 -.'Ch
tor IN ec1r-to portre,
the heroine °' "Oona Witt\
The Wind." (R) e ITMTMI<
•lll~CWTHE
waT
An t6ectJon for met'lhel ..
l'll6d end Sam 101M NI joO
10 Plrkw Tillman'• l'lenel·
plc:lcld candidate. (A)
• ....VGNff.lN
G--la: Jack Klugmen, \ on Leonid
KoaloY, Jaclt
Ir
eGMAT
#UUC8UNCU daetruc:llon. , R'
____________________________ ......, ________ ___
. CHANNEL LISTINGS
From Vl1n11e'1 f1m1d
Mu1lk•1r•ln, Leonerd
Bematein conduct• the
Vienna PNlllltrnonle In
Guatev Mlhler'1 S~
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9 KNBC INBC> e KTLA llnd.)
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e 1<FM8 ICBS>
9 KHJ· TV (Ind.I
ew:csT IABCI e KTTV (Ind.)
'e KCOP·TV Clnd.)
.e ICCET (PBS>
e 1<oce <Pes1
(DJ On-TV
(1) Z·TV
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a:J ICIMINX)
(!) IWORI NY., N.Y.
111> IWTBS>
(I) (ESPN)
(I) (Sflowtlme J
• Spot119111 e (Cable News Network)
(gJ THE GOlDBf Nllf CW
T'IUV90N
"Requiem For A ~
weigllt" OriglMlly pr~
duced • part of C8S'1
~ llO ..... ltlll ...__ llan1ng Jack
,.,._,. ~ • glimpM
Into the lfllbtly wottd of
plUllllgtltlllf. t:IO. Cl) tOm CAUi
An 8"'0CIOnlly troubled
.,....,.. wflo "**-he .....
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II~.-.. .....
dler reh""' to 1111
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....,,.. ... ldWll Of 1111
;-:,,.... "°"" ~"Afl1oerl1Mke
..,.,... Md "Ulla 0)4*
OllT,.,._ .. . ..,.
•*\t "fhe Kida Ate ~ .. (t11t) Tiie W!wl. ..................
ltl l\11'• "'form•~••· ,.......... .. ~
prOOIMly -dlWOWlt .......... and ..
wlld 111tloe ot lhelr
~.the .... l<alth
Moon. -.......... . ..... .....,.,....... al the n --...•N •
tlllt LOUMANr ...._ on oNld pornooo-•
~ Md • def*'I ,...,. ................... °' llOW .., • ,.... ltlOllld
l to_lll! 1 llelfy. C"> ....... ONfn'll.M 09a
~A1WL.Nf/J
NOW
Ka, M1llng polntl In the
~· hlllory, trom w .... P.~1~
-In ttu to lta OU«ent
~ In t"8 ~ auto
'lrlcUety "'*' lM tacoo-°' -choil6ded. 9 MMIYMl..UR
lemey trtel 10 get rid of •
deo-t•t• oon¥entlon
~ wflo -·1 IMw
New Yortt C"J.
CC>MCMm • • • "Aoethe" ( 1179)
Duatln Hoffman, v-
,_._, In London In
1t2t, "" Am«taan -p,..r NpOl'W ,,_.. Md
beoonlM ln'IOIYed With
fWlled l'RJltWy ..... Ao--
the Ctwtllte. who ..... left
her llnfeltMul llueband.
'PO' ®MCWlm * ·~ "For YOAll Eyee OnlJ'' (1911) Rao-Moen.
Topol. '*"-Bond trec:«1
• or1rNW who purtolned •
tOc> tec:r.e llfttllh cWerWI
dalltol.'PO' ....... '9111VM."' tWCJa: THS MW> TOCON>OM
CMe "'-• ~ wlUI mamberl of IN ~
n-tre of the DMf In • ...,....lo iOwMJ bMld '
on the _. Of poet F. Gw-
ola L.orca. a 9n9MM11mrr ~
An lnMMlw wtth ''WoodJ
Wooclpecllar" creator Wal-
•Lantz.
(D)IMW>tf&W ..
OONCM' 09'lld Steinburg parfonM
In e oonoar1, taped et YOttc
~ In Toronto with
~ vu-t JoM Cenc!J. .... CZ> OH.Ua.m Q4MIPlJN ONTHS...,.._. ,, •••• <1>08 ....
·IA~Y~ ttoat: .... Henry. Guael;
OotdOfl Uglltloot.
• YOU AIQD "°" rr ~ .. lndl9t .....
With Fortled Tongue" end
''The Tiger II A JocUy."
• M"A"l "H
...... end l .J. -
appcMIMd --Ofllcarw of 1"81.ftt. ·~.al ......, hM tun with IN -
of pwodJ on•.....,_ '°"' In e lowlJ Old Engllltl ~CAVETT -~ .. THI tQm
CZ>MOVlm • * ~ "Thie ll6and Ewtl'I"
(1ffS) .Mff Morrow, Faith
Oom.gue. A -~
the WOftda II fought ln\oolv-
lng two American eolln-.....
, 1:IO. Cl) GUNrt
e8TOMGHT ~ i-t: o.'ltd er-.
Ouelta: Ellubeth ~. Alcerdo Mon...,, AJ .,.,_ -ea MC..-...,,,..
• MDVII * * "l4WcMr Incident'
( 1MO) Ak:8nlo Monlaltlerl.
o-va~.
• THS&IZ40NI
• LOW,.,_ICAN
IT'tLI
-~ ODfllUll ONA&.
Mll'ORT
• CN'TIOMmMC ....
(D)MCMm
** "88VllOI H.,..,..t"
( 1910) Tom 8kerrlt1,
Mldlllle ~ An Aln-
can drought cir'-w4ld
f
. TUBE TOPPERS
KOCI: <&0)'1~ KCrr (28) 8:00 -11~ -
Stn1era. En1U1h 1extet Joint John
Wllllaml and Bolton Pope Orehenra. See
photo, left.
KNBC1(4) 8:00 -"Moviola: The Scarlett
O'Hara War." Search ii launched for
actre1t to play heroine of "Gone Wtth the
Wind."
KA.BC (7) 9:00 -"Best of the West.0
Tillman orchestrates an election for
marshal.
KOCE (50) 10:00 -"Chrysler: Once Upon
a Time ... and Now.'' Key turnJ.na pointa
ln the company's history are chroiUC:led.
anirMlll Into populeMd
.,...,. 'll'G'
())MDVII * ·~ "I'*' Tl'llC -Tiie Motion Picture" (1t1t)
Wllam ..... i..-d ~·The tor--l'Nlnder o1 the u.a.a.
El• pt'lM fl Tl I ,.,._ 1111
Old orflll lfld .-oft on •
mllllon '° tlnd 1N ~ -~reapoi--v.. daRuoMon 01 ,_ • -,...,atlon.........,..
'G' ...,.
•• ~ "Hietoty Of Tiie
World -Part I" (1N1) Mel
lroob, ...... Katin.
...,, •• -.ittoue hlltor, -
fl'Oln ...... tfllj ......
""" to IM~ ~
lltlon -II lrll8lftlnld. 'A'
U:AI (C} litCMm
*** "M«oan1" c1He1 v-Aadgrav,, Oellld
Wf//lfWll. A ~ can't eccept !fie fact tNl
1111 .......... ~
Md ..... her wedding
dr..-d -• gork
-· 9naTM&9ff ~
Alt lnterMw with "WoodJ
Woodpedt_.' CNetor Wal-
11! lMlb.. •O MCMI ••'A "Swen Song" (1HO)
o.llld Soul, Jll Elltent>erry.
A former~ prO-..
1lonal downlllll •kier
rnail•one._b6dkweuc>
-In• INtot ,_, (R)
• MOVll
• ... ''The Giant Clew"
(11167) JI/If Morro. ......
~· • LOW..wmu~ enu
-~TANDNa HUMM...,_"'°" "sriory~·
U:tl (JI) WNf UNTIL o.\M
Kethallne Aou, ltecy
!(-=ti Md Jolb'8 8ryent
... In F,.... l<noti'•
....,._ drMw llbollt •
)IOUll8 bind W011W1 ..-ror-
i.d In her MenNlttan
~.. bJ three """ Mercfllng for hidden
dNOa-Taped et .. P9p-
pardlne Colllga .,,_.,.. In
Mllbu.c.lf.
-··LAft-..rwntt IMW)LAllOWN
~ ........... ~
~MbalAaland,
OOfT I di I WW C.-0. IA9w.
(A) 1: * *"' "HICIPY llnhdeJ To ..... (1M0) ....... Sue
Andanon, 06anr'I Ford. Al ,.,..., .,.... dlopplng
.-y • her droll of .....
ll1andl, • pr9') ICflOOI -lor worr1-tflllll ... mey be
IN Md **'t -or poll6-
bly IN dar. 'R' ... Cl) CQl•N9C)
A phologrlCJhw c:arrlM out
1 phony kidnapping
~ In orci.r to rid hlm-
1811 of 1111 c1om11-11iv
wtte.(R) 1:001 =AUTRY
•• ~ ''Ttlundar In The
~ .. (1153) Alan l.edd,
o.oor.t1 Kerr. A bind girt
......... to fllllp ,.....
tllWoM ...., • lftlR ....
ll!l"! to ........ ,. .. .., .... OVW11•rr 1-M/Tff'f ~~ ..,.
* ''The Ctllldt9ft" (tMO)
Martin ....... Qll ~
A 1trange redloeotlve
Clloud UN a f'OllP OI
ec:f! a atdlldow1 Into lftlll'•
oar-_....~ blldt
==·~ • ... "Upelld;" (1978).Mar-
gM.al ... 19We1. Anne
Bancroft. A toci f8lhlon
mocMI .. ......... end
fNlttMed bJ her -~ attempt• to -..,_ IN 1M11 wflo raped
her 10 ptleon, 'R'
1:11 ....
(J) ,AT COWNI: n. ._.HYPNO,.I
v~ ttOlft the ~
Mee raapond ~ to
hypnoel1 1ugg11t1on1
made to "*" bJ ... ....,,.., l:IOCID.._ .. ,...~,,_•1111
HOlll a.-wd ...,,. took•
...... lftCMla. ~end
.,,. --cori'll ~ on .._ Box Oflloe.
l:IO!= ** "Hanow 11" (tHO)
Derren Mc41Mn. ~
Vaughn .
l:AI ....
1:11 CID MOV9 ** *"' "Wolten" (1911) ""*1 AnneJ, Oial'8 v-
ra. Polloe -1--s with an
--ptotMln -.... Yortl C1tJ II ln"'!d8d bJ •
II-* OI dllCllllOad -'-· 'R'
MO.MDVII *. "Glrtl On The ...,, ..
••CC>MCWm(,...
"Union Qtf' 'PO' ..• ..,. • * .. ..,.,.. ~ .. (1975) \
Jeck I• Cooper. Ju lie
Gregg. ci>~THON
A OOMldllrl l'IOll Md tour
conl6c: ~ who
compete •o•lnlt one
another -'8llllur9d In Ihle ---oomady ..... --· ... (I')MDVll * * ·~ "Oodor ZN'l-oo~ (19115) ~ .... oar.-.. °"""" TWo io-. ~ ...........
..,......_Of .. ~
.... "-*"Ion.
••CZ>MDVll * * • ~ "Two Engll1fl
Glrtl" ( 1971) Jer..-C'lel re
i.-.d, Kil• Mar11hlm. In
pr.World W• I ,...._ two
WeWI glr1I eno1101 In •
~ tr1arlgle with •
~frwdwiir ..
4:11.MCMI * * ~ "The Kida Ara
Alright" (1979) The Who.
Rimi of -of IN rOCk bend'• perform1nce1,
~ ...., notortoul
proohltJ kw deltroylno "*' equipment and ttw wlld 1nllc1 ol their
~. ttw lete Keith
Moon, -~Md wfttl Intel _.... of ttw
or°"'P ,..,....,._ 'PO'
r .... .,.,, •• . ........ ., .. . --
... tl>••"~JoM ~.,_C...M
~~ ........ .................. ..... ....,,. .... ..,. ............... •••it· ...... ~· (1M1) T.,._
.......... ~A
~ ....... ~-1111 fUlrdlen are .......... °".""*' ....... ........ ~-...
~= ...... ..... Of IMlly'' (1M4)
Jemea Garner, Julla
~.~or-
..._ e lrltlllll ----Md. ftOll-.'91olllil --
-....... to ptowtde 1111 .,.,.,... ....... lulM'lel
,offlOMe. ut CID •14 .,._. •w ,._
HW1 lofloor• (tt?I) P.J.
lolal. VlrlCmlt van Patten . A budding _......, at
Vlnoa "°"*'di HW1 "* '° ... .... "-'*-to ~ '* mue6o...,... ....
....., MIMoul Mand
~ ttw IOhoo4 ~
throtl. 'fl'O.
allO(C}••~·~OfA ._... (1t78) Ndlwd
Harr1I. Jodie F-.. A let·
mlnlllJ • 12.,..,40 girt 111-..., llluelon--f*ed
fMllef and h« b11nc11J
dMenftlned motMt Ille
OOUtaof to aooapt her feta.
'PO'
(JI) *~"In God We TtUIC"
( 1MO) MartJ Feldman,
141'°'1 Kauflnln. A natwe
mciM II eant out Into the
wortd to ,.... ~ for
1111 ~ rnonMt•
'PO' ;·. * "The IOd Fr«n
NcM..ao.elg'' ( 1171) Jan.
niter MoAlllll•. Aober1
W.O. A 12-ra'-old girt
.......... In and out "' lfoubte .... NnNno .,.
town near~.
(%) • *"' "HICIPY llrNey ToMa''(1tl0)...._.8ue
""'*-'· 06anr'I Ford. M
murder begll'ol dlopplng
_, • her droll °' .....
frtanda, e pr9') IClfloal -lor _.,,.. ....... rtWf ba
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, July 5, 1982 -J j m.~dandy· Wi~bledon f ina
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JUBil.ANT -Jimmy Connors jumps for joy aft.er beating
defending Wimbledon champion John McEnroe Sunday to
win the 1982 men's championship. Co nno rs' win at
Wimbledon came aft.er an eight-year lapse.
Soviets fit to he tied
as Poland advances
MADRID, Spain (AP) -
Poland ousted the Soviet Union
from the World Cup soccer
touq:~ament with a 0-0 draw
Sunday as police pulled down
Solidarity banners draped from
the stadium mezzanine.
The 30,000 fans at Barcelona's
Nou Camp Stadium Tallied
strongly behind Poland, and gave
the Poles a standing ovation at
the end of the Group A second-
round match.
Poland, undefeated in Cive
World Cup games, advances to
Thursda y's sem if ina l in
Barcelona against either Italy or
Brazil.
In a Group D match, Alain
Giresse a nd Dominique
Rocheteau each scored two goals
as France overwh elmed
Northern Ireland 4-1 in Madrid.
The Frenchmen advanced to the
aemifinals for the first time since
1958, while the Irish were
eliminated from the tourney.
Gerry Armstrong scored the
lone Irish goal, h is third of the
World Cup after France held a
3-0 lead.
France's semifinal opponent
will be detennined today, when
England meets Spain in a Group
B match at Madrid's Santiago
Bernabe u Stadium. England
must win by a two-goal margin
-or by one goal if it scores more
than three -to advance.
Otherwise. European
champio n W est Germany,
unbeaten against European
opposition for four years, will
face France.
Also today, three-time Cup
winner Brazil will seek its fifth
straight victory and a semifinal
berth against Italy in a Group C
match in Barcelona.
A France-England semifinal
would be a rematch of the first
round meeting between the two
(See CUP, Page 87)
Conn ors t aken to the linJ.it b efore winning
• I
WIMBl.EJX>N, Ena1and (AP) -Jlmmy 1921 and came beck to win lt .,.in in 1930, once -and that wu the key to Connonl'
Connon edaed John McEnroe 8-6, 6-3, 6-7. nine yean later. triumph.
7-6, 6-4 in a 4~-hour thriller Sunday ;nd The orowd of 14,000, bubbUn1 wlth From one aet all, Connot1 charaed
retained the Wimbledon men'• 11.nale title excitement af~r the all-court duel between forward and aot a eervke break at the ~
after an •taht·)'Mf las-. the two combatant•, 1ave Connon a of the third. At 5-4, M wu 1ervtnc foe a 1
Connon, 29, outluted the defendina •tand.lna ovation. He went ltraiaht to one tell lead, but ran into double-faultl 1
champion ln an amaalna fln~l. full of end of ihe OOW't ~ kilted hit wife Patti. t.roUble. He hit two doubles, one after ~
brilliant but erratk tenn1a whkp became In the final .et, Connon danced and other, to loee the game.
one of the moet dramatic in Wlinbledon'1 1huffled wlth joy u he hit winners. McEnroe eventually won It on a ?t2
106-year hittory. "I guetil I wu keyed up emotionally," he tiebreaker, and It teemed Connon' tltl
McEnroe lost h1a crown only one year uld. chance might have gone.
after winnlng It from Sweden'• Bjorn Borg, "It wu kill or be killed. But after that The fourth eet went with 8el'Vla! all Ule
but he ended his quarrel with the All-kind of t.ennla, after IO long on court, lt was way and the title hunf on anoth4r
England Club and regained h1a pride. k1111ng both of UI. It wun't over until he tiebreaker. McF.nroe led 4-on pointa ~
misled the lut 1hot." needed only three more to retain his crowta'.
The cheera for Cc>nnon had acarcely dted Both men mixed brilliant 1troke1 with Conpora hit a hot streak, won four out ,f
down on <;;enter Court when the club erron, espedally in the early part of the the next five polnta and finally alammedl'a
ahnnounced it wbaa maTkhln1 iMcEnrhoe an match. mighty tervice winner to win the aet and
onorary mem er. at a an onor McEnroe l1ammed down 19 aces and hit level at 2-2. ~
normally IJ'allted to all champions, but It 10 double-faulta. Connors dJd not serve a The flnal set was contested aml1'
wu withheld from McEnroe last year after 11n11e ace in the whole match and double-continuoya roar of cheering and um
1tormy disputes with umpire1 and faulted l3 times. Bob Jenkins repeatedly had to can f
linesmen. Yet Connors had the better overall silence.
In winning the title back after an succeea rate on fint eervioee -60 percent Connors hit two winning backha~
interval of eight years, Connon w~t against McEnroe's M percent. From 5-5 in returns to break McEnroe's service for a 2i1
short of a record. Big Bill Tilden won It in the third set. McF.nroe never broke service (See WIMBLEDON, Paae 87) t
Royals in first
on the Fourth
Angels come home after being swept
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -
Any Kansas City fans who might
throw a party to celebrate the
weekend sweep of the Angels
which vaulted the Royals into
fi rst place in t he American
League West should forget about
inviting Hal McRae.
. "It doesn't mean a thing," the
veteran designated hitter said
Sunday afte r a 6-1 v ictory
pushed Kansas City a half-game
~ead of the Angels.
"How can it possibly mean
anything? It'• nice, but there are
too many games left to get
excited. If we're five games
ahead on October l , then rn
celebrate."
Roo kies Bud Blac k and
Mike Annstrong combined on a
two-hitter and Amos Otis, who
. refused to talk to reporters, went
4-for-4 with two solo home runs
and two singles.
Kansas City Manager Dick
Howser was taking the same
low-key approach as McRae and
reminded everyone the Angels
took three of fou r from the
Royals in Anaheim last weekend.
"I feel real good because we
played well," Ho wser said.
"Your pitching has to give you a
chance, no matter who you're
playing, and ours d id in this
series."
Frank White singled in the
third, Willie Wilson doubled and
both scored on John Wathan's
single off loser Geoff Zahn, 9-4.
Clark's home run in the fifth
eut Kansas City's lead to 3-1. But
Willie Aikens singled in the
bottom of the inning. went to
third on U.L . Washington 's
double and both runners scored
on a single by Wilson.
Otis greeted reliever Bruce
Kison with a solo home run in
the sixth, his ninth of :::~ear. A.rmstronc relieved · 3-2,
'alter sewn inning, and held the
Angels hitless the rest of the
way.
The Angels-hit town Friday
with a 2 ~-game lead over the
Royals, but were outscored 19-5
ln the three games and have lost
five games ln a row.
The Angels return to Anaheim
Stadium tonight to open a two-
game series against Baltimore.
Ken Forsch (7-6) is due to pitch
a gains t th e Orioles' Scott
McGregor (8-6) in the first of a
brief two-game series.
After Baltimore pays a visit
tonight and Tue&day, Cleveland
will be in town the next two
nighta for games Wednesday and
Thursday.
The New York Yankees close
out the h omestand with a
weekend series of three games.
'
"''"" ...... DEJECTED -J o hn McEnroe bo w s his head during
Sunday's Wimbledon final against Jimmy Connors. The
defending champion was downed in five sets. Otis opened ~he scoring with
an ins ide-the-park home run
leading off the second. Center
fielder Bobby Clark seemed to
have trouble finding the drive to
deep right-eenter in the bright,
cloudless sky. Clark banged into
the wall as the ball fell and Otis
eaally circled the bases.
Dodgers can 't s tand the heat
Ryan strikes out I 0 in winning first at Dodger Stadium
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
When Nolan Ryan went out to
pitch the ninth inning, his
manager, Bill Vlrdon, told him,
"You 're out .there for the
duration."
This was partially becau.e of
the Hou1ton A1troa' bullpen
problems as well aa a tribute to
kyan, who hurled a four-hitter
in beating Loe Angeles 3-0, his
flrat ever victory in Dodger
Stadium.
"I was aware rd never won
here before, but I have pitched
some good games here," said
Ryan, who 1truck out 10 to
ext.end his major-league record to
140 for 10 or more strikeout. in a
pme.
"I knew I wa1 out there no
matter what," Ryan added. "I
ltlll had IOod ltUff but apbwt
the podaen you can never feel
too ciomfortable. You can't relax.
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hll 1ame1 recently. He'1 th.rowina 1trike1, that'• the bla
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single to center.
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Cruz, Howe and Alan Knicely
produced a second run, and the
Aatroa added a thil'd in the
eighth on aJ') infield single by
· Ray Knight/a sacrifice by Cruz,
and a throwing error b y
shortstop Mark Belanger.
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batters, was helped out by f
Housto~ double plays.
The Dodgers now hit the
opening in New York thl
evening. The trip will incl
stops i n Montreal an
Philadelphia before next week's
All-star break.
A cel e bra t io n in Polan
WARSAW, Poland (AP) -
One Polish fan 1ana "Viva
Polonia," and danced for joy
when her teem tied the Soviet
Union 0..0 Sunday and qualified
for the eem1f1na1I of the World
Cup aoccer champlon1hip1 in
Madrid.
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Dailey says sorry
to city of Chicago
From AP dl1patcbe1
CHlCAGO -Quintin Dailey, the m Chicago Bulla' t"o. 1 draft choice,
apologized to the people of Chicago
for his remarks at a Wednesday preu
conference.
''I want to come back to Chicago and show
the people that Quintin Dailey ls a human being,
not an animal," Dalley told the Chicago Sun-
Times in a report published in Sunday editions.
Dailey was sentenced to
three years' probation aft.er
pleading guilty to a reduced
charge of uaaulting a student
nurse in a donnitory room at
the University of San
Francisco last December.
Three c harges, including
at t e mpted rape, were
dropped.
"rhe 21-year-old All-
DAtUY American guard from the
University of San Francisco roused an angry
public reaction last Wednedsday when at a news
conference he showed an apparent lack of
remorse about the assault.
When asked if he ever thought about the
nurae, he had said, "Basically, I don't. I had to go
through the situation by myael'f, so I don't
concern myself."
That remark and others, including the
comment, "When you're a superstar, people are
going to think what.ever they want about you,"
prompted a flood of phone calls to the Bulls'
office from women's groups and angry fans who
pledged to stay away from the National
Basketball Association games if Dailey was
signed. They also prompted stinging commentary
by the Chicago news media.
But Dailey said Saturday from a hot.el room
in h is hometown of Baltimore. ''I'll do anything I
can to redeem myself in the eyes of the people,"
the Sun-Times reported.
Quote of the day
"It's never been my style to rant and rave
and fire people. We're going to dig
ourselves out of this hole." -EddJe Qlles,
owner of the Texas Rangers.
Phillies pound Mets to earn sweep
Ivan DeJesus drove in three runs Iii
with a triple and a single and Mike
Kru kow scattered nine hits as
Philadelphia completed a double-
header sweep from New York, 7-2. lh the first
game, Steve Carlton struck out 13 as the Phillies
prevailed, 9-7 . . -Bob Horner hit a pair of
home runs to back the five-hit pitching of Bob
Walk and Steve Bedro1lu as Atlanta won its
fifth straight, 4-1 over Cincinnati ...
Montreal romped to a 16-6 victory over
Pittsburgh in the opener of their double-header,
pounding out 21 hits, but the Pirates rebounded
behind Mike Easler'• two-run homer. double
and sacrifice fly to win the nightcap, 10-4 . . .
Terry 'Kennedy'• sacrifice fly in the bottom of
the ninth gave San Diego a 4-3 win over San
Francisco . . . Keith Hernudez and George
Hendrick knocked in two runs apiece to lead St.
Louis past Chicago, 7-2.
Weiskopf wins duel at Western Open
Tom Weiskopf sank a seven-foot n
birdie putt on the final hole Sunday
to win the West.em Open golf crown,
outshooting PGA champion Larry
Nelson in a stirring stretch duel. Weiskopf'&
birdie gave him a final round of 2-under-par 70
and a record 72-hole total of 276, 12 under at the
Butler National Golf Club in Oak Brook. Ill.
. . . Sandra Haynie, who gave up the golf tour
for four years, culminated a r e markable
comeback with her second straight LPGA
victory, capturing the Pet.er Jackson Classic,
making her the first winner of three major
events on the tour. The 22-year tour veteran and
one of the pioneers of the organization, added the
title in the only Canadian Stop on the LPGA tour
to earlier victories in the LPGA and U.S. Open.
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Detroit'• P•try 1hut1 down Ortot ..
Daa Petry, a product of 11 Ill Dorado HJch ln PlaDenUa, tcmed •
three·hiti.r and Luc. Parrtu and
Mlkt lvlt homered fO he~U'olt
c1&lm a 8· 1 victory over Bal SW\day . . .
JClaewhtrt tn the American Lta1ue, B•tcla
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lnnina and reliever Geor1• l'raaler picked up hJa MCOnCl victory in u mlny dayt u New York
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NN and Gary Gny doubled
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ainglee, u Beeton toppled Milwaukee, 4-1. The
victory gave the Red Sox W)dlaputed poaeu.lon
of first place In the AL F.ast. F.ckersley, 9-6,
walked none, struck out six and silenced
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had tied a major-league record with 35 homera in
their previous 15 gamee. .
BasebaH today
On th.is date in baseball in 1962:
Midway through their second eeaaon,
Gene Autry's infant Los Angeles Angela
swept a double -header from the
Washington Senators and stunned the
American League by moving into flnt place
at the sea.son's traditional halfway point.
On this date in 1945:
The Cleveland Indians played an entire
game against the New York Yankees
without an infield assist.
On this date in 1939:
Jim Tabor of the Boston Red Sox hit two
grand slam homers in one game.
Today's birthdays:
Philadelphia outfielder Gary Matthews
is 32. New York Yankees bullpen ace Rich
Gossage is 31.
Pryor defends welterweight crown .
World Boxing Association junior •
welterweight champion Aaron Pryor
successfully defended hia title for the
fifth time by stopping challenger Alt.lo
Kameda of Japan in the sixth round of their
acheduled 15-round bout Sunday in Cincinnati
Kan:e finishes
first in race
But he fails to equal record
Newport Beach'• Mikt Kane brened acre. the
finish line a\ Hanalel Bay on the Hawaiian laland ot
Maui Friday a\ 5: 10 p.m. local time to 1Hd 23 other
aalllna yachtt•ln the 2,UO-mlle 'l'r•n•pac
SlnClehanded r1ee from San hanctlco.
Kane, who brouaht bl1 53-toot trimaran
Crusader aero. the llM ln flnt place two yean ago
fallecl to equal h1a own ret'Ord of 10 daya, 19 houri.
B OATING
Hil elapeed time in thia race waa la days, ~ hours
and 10 minut.ee.
In a telephone report from Hanalel Sunday,
Kane said hit 1low crouing was due to light
headwinda for the first six days of the race.
"My flrst real weather came during the last
four day1 when gale force winda of 36-40 k.nota -
alao on the noee -resulted in a blown out
splnnaker when I turned off tbe wind. I battled.
giant aeas of l~ feet during the Jut days of the l'IC'e,
Gut suffered only minor gear failure.," laid Kane.
Kane said he was near exhaustion af one point
by having to steer the huge trimaran by hand when
his automatic steering device wu incapable of
handling the big aeas.
"I'm just glad to 'be here, deepl\e millina the
record," said Kane.
AA of Sunday, none of the other 23 yachta had
finished the race and Kane said none was expected
until late Sunday or early today.
Advice offere d
"If you trailer your boat, boating safety begins
in the driveway -not at the launching ramp," says
Joyce Van Etten, public education officer for
Flotilla 5-1 of the Coast Guard Awc:Wary.
Other precautions noted by the CGA:
Check your trailer before beginnina your next
outing on the water. Lights Should -be tested,
bearings properly lubricated now and at specified
intervals during the year. Tires should be inflated
to recommended pressure.
"The w inch should be taut," Van Etten
continued, "plus being locked and all tie-downs
secure. Extra gear stowed inside the boat should be
properly trimmed (balanced)."
"Make sure safety chains are criss-croaed
under the tongue of the trailer to prevent loes. All
required safety equipment and Coast Gu.ard
Auxiliary recommended safety gear should be
aboard. These include flares, anchor, running lights,
fire extinguishers, horn or whistle."
Other necessary gear includes the proper
number of Personal Flotation Devices (lifejackets),
paddle or oar, pump or bailer, proper fuel
containers emergency food and charts.
Proper trailering is Ofle of the subjects taught
in the Awciliary's Boating Safety and Seamanship
courses given free of char~e by Flotilla 15-1.
Deity Not fltloto br Gery ....,_
AIRBORNE -Acrobatics like this will be
common during the Hang Ten California Cup
sailboard regatta at San Pedro, July 8-11. The
regatta will see 200 sailboarders competing in
the windjumping, slalom, freestyle and
round-the-buoys racing.
Waltze ready
• • to part1c1pate
.
Mike Waltze of Newport Beach (now residing
in Hawaii) was among the early entries in the Hang
Te n California World Cup for s a ilboarders
beginning Thursday in San Pedro's breezy
"hurricane gulch."
Waltze is the Windsurfer pentathlon champion
and has won several o ther sailboarding
championship events. Other entries in the
competition inc1ude 1981 world champion Ken
Winner from Maryland; and 1981 world women's
champion Rhonda Smith of Long Beach and
current world sailboarding champion Robbie Naish.
The 19-year old Naish has been champion of
virtually every sailboarding regatta at one time or
another. At age 13 he was the youngest sailboarder
to win a worlctchampionship. Recently he won the
1982 Pan Am world championship for the second
time in three yean.
. . . Tango Dancer, with Lafflt PlDcay Jr. up,
got up in the final jump to capture the 37th
running of the Hollywood Oaks by a nose over
Fueall Lau at Hollywood Park . . . The
United States and Canada, tied for first in the
overall standings at 6-0, meet tonight at the
William Jones C"up men's basketball tournament
in Taipei, Taiwan. The winner of tonight's game
will be the champion . . . New York Mets
pitcher Tom Haaaman will be lost to the· club for
an indefinite period of time aft.er injuring his left
shoulder during SWlday's double-header against
Philadelphia . . . Sliver Back drew away in
the stretch and won the Suburban Handicap at
Belmont Park u Preak.nesa winner Aloma'a
Raler finished third and Kentucky Derby
winner Gato del Sol last. . .The official news
agency TASS reported without comment that
the Soviet and Polish teams had played to a
scoreless tie in their World Cup soccer match in
Barcelona. The first report, shortly after the
match ended, did not mention that the Soviets
had been eliminated from the championship
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--. wtdeh ~won S.l ln Btlba ~ Ooecll ... HidaljD
aaid ht '-oped France'• next =~-=-~~
"Sentimentally. Wt would
prefer J:n1land becauH we
remember the SW.O match. We
wen very below par and we
WOUid Uke to show what we can
do.'' HktaJco aald.
'Irlah Coach Bllly Bingham
eald, 'llJ'a be bfft.en by France ii no dJrtrace. •• .
Btnpam, whoee team wu un-
aeeded, added, "To win one
match in the World Cup was a
tremendous achievement. I'm
very pleaaed of the effort,
organization, <fisclpline and
fitnesa of the team throughout."
The Irtah midfield was ao busy
t.rying to contain Jean Tigana
Michel Platlni, Gireaae and
Bernard Genshini that ll aeldom
had time to launch its own
attacks.
Once Giresae had given France
a lead in the 33rd minute from.
cloee range, the result was not in
doubt as an estimated crowd of
48,000 watc h ed at Vicente
Calderon Stadium in Madrid.
France topped Group U of the
second round by scoring
conaecutive victories over AuaU'ia
and Northern Ireland. The Irish
were bidding to reach the
semifinals for the first time ever.
From Page BS
•
METRO LEAGUE KING -Golden West College baaeball
coach Fred Hoover (the one with the golf club) was honored
, as the "winningest manager" of the summer Metropolitan
Baseball League laat week at Hart Park in Orange. Me~bers
WIMBLEDON TENNIS T OUR NAMENT e e e
McEnroe's service for a 2-1 lead.
The defending champion's crown
was wobbling, and to keep it he
had to break back.
He could only win two points
against aervice in each of the
fourth, sixth and eighth games,
and Connon stayed ahead to lead
5-3. McEnroe then held aerve at
love to make it 4-5.
Connon served for the title
and went to 40-lov e amid
pandemonium. Then he made a
double tault -his 13th -and
McEnroe wu ltill alive, although
just barely.
Wtth hia next serve, however,
Connon wrafped it up. He aimed
for McEnroe • forehand. and the return flew over the pdellne.
Both pJayera shouted and
yelled throughout the mat.ch •
they made erron and yielded
_yital points. and there were a few
disputes over line calla. McEnroe
appeared unlucky once or twice,
but he was evidenUy on his beat
behavior after last year's stormy
events'and held his tongue.
Connors received a warning
for "abuse of an official'' after
protesting to a lineman over one
call. But the crowd thought
Connors was correct in his
protest and shouted, "ridiculous"
and "rubbish ."
Mc Enroe lost another .
Wimbledon tiUe -the men's
doubles which he held with
Peter Fleming. Auatrallana Peter
'McNamara and Paul McNamee
beat them 6-3, 6·2 to regain the
crown they won in 1980.
The men'• doublet are
normally dedded on the belt-of-
ftw 8eta. ThJa yeuo they were cut
t.dt to tm. _.. becawe ol the
rain wbich c1Wuptl9d play on five
"'the flnt leYeD c1a,. and put the tournament 8el'tcua1y behind
echedule.
Apart from the introduction of
the Uebreak system. this was the
McEnroe, Denton
I
trade angry -wor.d s
Police called upon after argument
WIMBLEDON, EnJt}and (AP)
-John McEnroe and one of his
opponents in a Wimbledon
doubles mat.ch, Steve Denton, got
into a bitter argument late
Saturday that spilled over from
the tennis court to the locker
room and brought police to the
acene.
Scotland Yard acknowledged
Sunday that it had been
summoned to the All-England
Club, but said that when it got
there all was peaceful and there
was no reatlOI'\ for any action.
Wimbledon authorities d e-
1 clined to oornment.
witnessed the mat.ch and gave
this version of the row:
"McEnroe was sea:ving for the
mat.ch at 40-15. He hit a serve
that fell close but just beyond the
servi.ce line.
"The umpire said 'second
serve.' McEnroe never said a
word b\Jt F1eming said aomething
to the Umpire.
"McEnroe served the second
ball and hit a drop shot off a
volley on the return. Denton
almo8t broke his neck getting to
the ball, overturning the chain
on the sidelines.
first change in the Wimbledon.
ICOring formula aince 1881, when
the men's doubles were reduced
from seven sets to five.
The Connors-McEnroe duel
was the first all-American men's
final since Arthur Ashe took
Connors' title away from him ln
1975. It was the first final
between two left-handers aince
1968, the first year of open
tennis, when Rod Lave.r defeated
Tony Roche.
The mixed doubles tiUe went
to Kevin Curren of South Africa
and Anne Smith of the United
States. They came from behind
to defeat John Lloyd of Britain
and Wendy Turnbull of Australia
2-6, 6-3, 7-5.
Alliso n t a k es
f ourth win
of season
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP)
-Bobby Allison held off a
challenge from Bill Elliott for his
fourth victory of the aeuon af1er'
a wild muJti-car accident took out
four of the top contenders just 25
laps from the end of Sunday's
Firecracker 400 Grand National
stock car race.
Allison, who earlier this year
won the Daytona 500 after the
rear bumper of his Buick Regal
fell off early in the race, at.arting
a chain reaction crash, beat
Elliott's Ford Thunderbird to the
finish line by about one-half a
car length.
Alliaon, who was the man to
beat all day, was leading the 94ay
going into the fourth tum on lap
135 of the 160-lap event when
Harry Gant tried co lllngshot
put Cale Yarborough and Tim
Richmond into aeoond place.
Orange Oout DAIL V PILOT /Monday. July 5, ·1882
Deir Not aw. PMto
of Hoover'• Senik Rustlers Metro League team, frien<!s and
family were on hand to honor him on a day which was also
his 52nd birthday.
u~o
WINNING FORM -Houston Ast.1"06' pitcher Nolan Ryan
follows through Sunday while shutting out the Los Angeles
Dodgers, 3-0. Ryan posted his 48th career shutout victory.
H a wkes,
Adams
advance
Top .eedt Brian Hawke. of
Huntington Beach and Lynn
Adami of Coata Meaa have
advanced to the cbampiomhtp
matches of the ninth annual
Outdoor Three-Wall Racquetball
Championahipe at Oranp Cout
College.
Hawkes won twice to earn a
spot oppoeite Vancquver'a Linley
Myen in today's 11:30 finala. In
her women's open aemifinal1,
Adams ~aally disposed of El
Toro'• Terri Gilbreath and will
be pitted agalnat Florida's
Martha McDonald in a 1 o'clock
match.
In one of the best matches of
the day, Hawkes wu extended to
three games by Costa Mesa's
Kevin Asbra, who won the first
game, 21-18. Asbra came out
loose and confident. building
leads of 8-2 and 15-11 {n the first
game.
Hawkes, however, bounced
back with a veng.eance, acoring
the first 10 points~f the second
game before winning, 21-5, then
keeping the pressure on for an
11·4 decision in the deciding
game.
Corona del Mar's Chris Gieck
was ousted by Linsey. 21-10,
21 ·20 in the jtuar:tertinall.
Adams won easily in her
semifinal matchup over
Gilbreath, 21-11, 21-8. McDonald
romped to a 21-5, 21-5 triumph
over Sue Love of Carlsbad
setting up a championship
between the tournament winners
of the past two years.
Adams is the defending
champion, while McDonald took
the title the year before.
Thr..-walt cMlnplone~ ,., Ol'W199 C-1 c.-...
Meft'eO.,..O-M• ..
Brien H1wk11 (Huntington BHchl del
Chudl Cemldcy (Huntington e.ecttl. 21.5,
21·12, K~n All>fl (Cotta ~)def. Doug
Orlen (Tu11l111. 21-lQ, 21-18; Ul'IMy Myer•
(Vancouver) def Chrlt GI.ck (Coron• d.e
Mar). 21-10. 21-20, Greg HOiiand (Tuetln) de(.
Steve WIR*' (Al'lahelm), 12·21, 21•11, 11-10
Melt'• Open ............ H•wkH del Albrl, 18-21, 21·6, 1 t-4,
Myert def. Ho!Mlnd, 2t-t 1, 2t~
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Ly11n Ad1m1 (Cotta Men) def. Terri
Gllbrellh (El Toro). 21· 1 t , 21·1: M1rth1
McOoolld (Gll,_vllle, Fla.) del. Sue Love
(Carltbadl. 21·5. 21·5. T ,,.,,., FIMI
(at 1 o'dedl)
Adami vs. Mc:Oooald
Rahal .wins
in Cl eveland
CLEVELAND (AP) -Bobby
Rahal, a rookie running in only
his fourth Indianapolis-style auto
race, won Sunday's inaugural
Cleveland 500 easily, crossing the
finish line more than 20 seconds
ahead of veteran racer Mario
Andretti.
Rahal, 29, drove a British-built
Mar ch 82C over the
500-kilometer 310-mile course.
His average speed for the entire
race was 101.234 mph. With
about 10 laps to go, his average
speed was 98.420 mph.
A native of nearby Medina,
Rahal now lives in Columbus, as
does the owner of his car, Jim
Trueman.
Rahal's best previous Indy-car
performance was 11th in this
year's Indianapolis 500.
He earned a first prize of S38,-
79 l.
The course was run under a
yellow caution flag Cor two
extended periods.
' The altercation came in a
eemifinal men's doubles mat.ch in
whic h McEnroe and Peter
Fleming , the defending
champions, played Denton, from
Driscoll, Texas. and South
Africa's Kevin Curren. McF.nroe
and Fleming won 6-2, 6-4, 2-6,
6-3.
"He returned the ball and
McEnroe missed the volley. At
40-30, M cEnroe served to
Curren, who returned the ball
only to have McEnroe h it a
winning placement to end the
Hadl accused of making illegal offers
mat.ch. · Students say former Kansas assistant tried to bribe then:i into attending school
The hard-played mat.ch took
place on the outside No. 2 court
shortly after McF.nroe had shot
his way into the men's singles
final against Jimmy Connors.
The row erupted near the end
of the match.
Rod Humphriee, tournament
executive of World
Championahlp Tennis (WCT),
"They shook hands. But while
McF.nroe was pecking his gear.
Denton continued to talk angrily
to him. He appeared very IOl'e.
"As McEnroe walked thrpugh
the crowd to the locker room,
Denton quickly grabbed his
rackets and punued, continuing
to argue.
"The two were batting worm
bac k and forth when they
eniered the locker room."
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -
John Hadl, former University of
Kansas amistant football coech,
has denied allegations by two
former high school stara that he
offered them illegal inducements
to play for K.anaaa.
Jeff Smith, now a .opbomore
running back at Nebruka, and
loeetatu Faraimo, a .ophomore
running beck at Ka.nlM State,
made the charges in a copyright
story Sunday in the K.anau Oty
Star.
Smith said Had1. who now is
offensive coordinator for the
Rama, offered him "$30,000 foe
four yean" to sign a Jetter of
intent with the Jaybawks.
Faraimo said he wu offered an
unspecified sum "in the
thouu.nda.''
U.S. frustrated at Henley Regatta
the Grand canie when the jwUol' vnty
crews of both Harvard and Yale were
knocked out in the 8em1ftnala of \be Lad.lee
Plate, both beateb narrowly.
Harvard l09t by three-quarten of a
ien,th to 11i1. the Oxford Unlwnlty ~
boat, but It w .. the defeat of Yale,
atWl\pdnc to rep1n the troDhy It won ln
1979 and lMO, that Wll t&e hMrUnM
ltOry of the day for the Arnllicua.
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Faraimo, a native of Vista,
de9Cribed one late-nlght meeting
with Hadl outside tl\e Faraimo
home in February, 1981. Faraimo
said he had just returned from a
movie when he heard the sound
of a car horn and recognized
H.adl behind the wheel.
''That'• when he brought a
~;" Faraimo told the Star.
"And he tapped iL And he aaid,
•rve ~t a lot of ~Y in here'."
Faraimo said Haidl told him all
be had to do wu Qi a football
letter of intent with K.anaaa to receive the mdbey. He aald Hadl
allo proaUled him clothlnc and
trlpa bome, wblch alao are
prohibited under NCAA rulea.
The NCAA informed Kanlu
in April that it hid bepn a
prellmi nary Inquiry Into
c:iomDW.nta of ttCl"UI~ .~
by tlw Jayhawka. NCAA poUcy lll'Ohl._• comment on ~
lnYllUaaUonl. 'KaNIU OffliUll,
lnolucfin1 head Coach Don
rambrou1h. lllO rtfu11d aammenionshechar911 •
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starred as a quarterback in the
NFL. He beeame an aaaistant
coach at his alma mater in 1978.
Dennis Cavalier, who waa
football coach at Wichita
Southeast High School when
Smith was a student there, aald
Smith told him Hadl had made
illegal offers during a meettna at
the achool.
"When I WU in the meednc 1
was called to our administrative
off~ on the intercom," OIYaJ6er aid. "When I came blick the
coechee were gone. abd Jeff --left. He Mid what he eorMddend
were Ulecal inducements were
offered.''
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M1nM1ota oiO ooO i01-4 5 o 811M and I . ....,..,__ Wtlltt (I);
Viola, A. Oavla (I), Llttle (I) and
BYttt•. W-lltlte, 1·0. L-611tb,
9-10. HA-T0f1)ft40, NOMby (8). I .
M_,IMt (fi M!Mteota. WWd (12).
Oaettl (10). A-4.132. .................. ,
Boeton 002 010 100-4 12 I MlhnUllW 001 000 000-1 I 1 Eck~ lftd Alleneon, Clild'#ell,
8erriard (7) and 8lmmon1. W-Edc~, 1-6. L--Celetw9!t. 5-8.A-
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MAT10NAL LIAOW
~l,Dlll11reO
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etact!Well Ill! Rflodef\, Gllan1• (2).
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Montreel, ~(10); Pttt9burgtl,
8erf9 (5). IKCMDGAm ,.,.... ........
MofttrMI 000 300 100-4 8 2
Plttaburllh 011 010 06•-10 15 0 Oulllonon. Schalzeder (5), 8 .
Smm1 (8). Fryman (7). Aeerdon (8)
end c.ier; O. Aoblnaon, &curry (7),
Tekulve (I) and Nlco1I•. W-D.
Roblneon, ~-L-Oulllckeoti, M . $-Tekulve ( 11). HA-Pllllburgh,
EHier (I), J . Thomp1on ( 17). A-:r.un
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J. Devi•: ltu.,.r, Sutter~~ Porter. W-kiper, 1-1. L-,
5-1. 8-841nw (Ill. ""-ClllcteO.
Dur'-~:.-2t, 121. .......
SM ~ 000 003 ooo-3 5 0 SM °"fO 100 000 201-4 I I
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Montefueco. Oraveoky (ll and
Swleller. W-Dre.-cky, 1.-i. l-
HmNMk•, M . HA-left FranclilCo, c. 0.... (10). ~ (11); Sen Diego.
Tempteton (4). A-12.5'7. ............. ,
Cine*lnall .100 000 000-, 5 0
Allanla 002 110 OOx-4 e o
8. Shlrter. Harrie (S). !<Mn {7) and
Trevino; Wa111, Bedroalan (I) and
Benedict. W-W•lk, 7-1. L-1.
8"Wt9y. 2 .... .._...,,_., (4). ""-AtlMta. Homtf 2 (19). A-41,805.
Tep 10 c-... ........ , . AlmlCM LIAOUll
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II 224 II n .344
71 2tO 41 " .321 11 294 51 ... 327
72 2t2 IO 94 .»a IM la 1t U .321
M HO 44 13 .111 11 ae 11 n .11• 58 tll II M .a 11
.........
O .Thom11, Mllw•ukee, 21:
Thornton, Clev~ 20t Cooper, .......... 11: ......... .
11: "' ,..,.., ....... "' ""*'· Mir-ta.11. .............
McllM, KanM8 Ctty, 1a: TllornlOfl,
~. es: eooc-. Mh• .... 14: Utllnekl. Cl*ago, 11: Og!Me, ~~~~~Ctty. 55:
(11 0 3 3 •)
VUllovloh, ... 1Cl-3: Ouldry, New York, 1-3; Blliler, ~.
9 ·4: Zatll'I, Afttela, l-41 Oura,
KantN City, 1-4: lkltna, Chicago,
1-4: F.Bannleter. S.ttle, 1-4: Hoyt. Oflloaoo, 1o-e.
MAllOMAL LIAOUS OMAH...._
Mo0ee,8t.L 41 151 17 52 .344
T . ..__Poh. le 241 21 15 .341
Ol!Yw,Mtf. 77 2 .. 44 18 .330
ltMOl',N.Y. 54 170 21 55 .324
Knight, Htn. 78 291 42 14 .314
Lo.8tnl1h.&1.L 71 298 ee 93 .314
oe-.Mtl. ee 281 57 ea .311
L.Mf11J)Mpe ee 224 40 10 .313
Lacy,Pgh. -&e 188 35 52 .310
Au.Jonee,8D 72 2tO 51 80 .30I ...... ..._
MUf'Plly, Allenta, 22; Kingman, New
Yorll. 18; carter. MontrMI, 17; J.
Thompaon Plttlburgh, 17; Clark, Sen
FrllllGlec:o, 19. .............
Murphy, Atlanta, 51; Ollvar.
Montr .... 57: CIMlt, San Francleco,
56; T. Kennedy, 8an Diego, 53; J
Thompeon, Pllttbutgh, 52.
........ (11 Oe1ttt111e)
Aoger1. Montreal. 10-3; D
Aoblnaon. Pttta«>urgth, W ; Fonch, St L~I•. e-4: Sutton, Hou1ton. 9--4 V1Pun,11, ~ 11.-Ktukow ~ 9-5; ..... DMfM'8
1-5; Carlton, PlllledalpHe. 11-1.
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Alie> r-.d: ltelnlno4e Kid, Hend 0-"-I,~-Prlnoe F81mer, .....
JCIM, Joe "-'o. lllghlloti.qvlclt,
Pt 1 •Btlol'I, NQlll Pollllon.
TllN: , : '° 3/l. IKCMe uce. 8 turtonga.
Del"*'CI llllClt (91adlJ I 1.00 l.IO 1.40 8\ar 0(0.,..,,(T-) 11.20 IUO Y-.e ~ (Moewron) uo Al10 raced: Z•nyo. Oenelto. laltarooM, Wrllln On l._• Wind, ~ ........... King Tllou M. ....... .,,.
TltM: 1:09 Ill. • DA&. y oo.L.I (14t pelO '217.40.
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lforwwd <:-1 (McHrelll.ao t.oo uo MNpola .., , .... , 27.20 uo
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CHne Pl.ate, ~·· ""*-· AQIW!o. TlrN: 1:44 .
• UACTA 1•11pe1e111,oouo. ~ AACa. • IUrlonQll.
Aguie (lledl) 11.IO t.40 3.IO
Son Of Song (McHargue) 3.to 2.IO Flee! ~ (Plrocey) 4.to
Alie> reoect: Morry'• ~. Stl9del
Of Gml. s--.11. Aoyel Art. lrWI Hand1, Al Kt1itl1(a, Art'• Luctty Son.
Wini• 0-Ctlemp. nm.: 1:11 m .
""" llACS. • fur1onOe. Icy 8por1 (McHargue) 5.00 uo 2.20
8BndY'1 "et> l8'loenlell•I 2.80 2.40 Finl CIMe (Mceerron) 2.80
Aleo r•oeel: CountHI C1brlllo, Banllrupt M , TIOga, My Fl\'Ottte Aunl.
Miid-Trornpa.
Time: 1: 10 115.
• DACTA (7..C) Pelc! 133.50.
ICXTM llACL II luttongl.
Double Dewer! (Lphml 7 .40 4.40 3.00
Mr. NnO....oor 1'""-YI 5.40 3.00 Poley (Mcelrron) 2.to
Alie> r9CICI: "-""'· W•'• Allt. IA 8"*11,EaplolMl .....
Tllne: l:OI 115.
• UACTA (2-6) pelO 17UO.
~ MCa. I 1/11 f'llllla on lurf. ~'°'(Mia} uo 4.00 2.40 "-Pink (...,_,,, 4.20 2.IO ~&ii~) 2-20 Allo l1IOld: • Hefti"• lAMI.
Ellnle, """" OMClencl. Time: b42 215.
• DACTA (4-31Pelc!171.00.
• '9C« .. 1..4'.".-7-2-41 peld 148,
277 40 with tfw wtnn1nt tlCllet• (llll
hOrW). '2 Pie* Six OOlieoleelon peld
'603.to """' 113 wlrw*IQ 1ICkllll (1M hOrW). '2 Ptc:ll Six ICntdl OONOl9llon
peld 11,578.to wltll two Winning lldt ..
(lour rww... -ICrllOll).
lllOHTM AACL 1.,. ,,,...,
Tango 0.-(""-Y) UO SAO 4.40
F__,. "-(UpMm) 10.to 7.20
AoyW Donna (lliack) 1.20 At10 riced: ISkllllul Joy, CHllll•,
Awlfllllon, L.udly Lecly Ellen. Cerry A Tune, Jennifer 8 . Tirne: 1:41.
MMTH llACC. 1 1119,,,... on l\lrf.
e-i 801t11 (0'1ep) 20.20 7.to 3.IO OltMirnl (Moee«on) UO 3.00
Aompln' Aude (llbllll) I .to
AllO riced: 8io.memar, Force 01
f\Meon, MMI.. turo-on. Oemmlle, Moun'9blnll • .,_ WW!'lof.
T1nw: 1 :'1 315.
• QACTA (Ml peld l20t.OO. ·~:~.049.
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Torn w.-.iopt, ea.ooo .... 1.10-10 m LMry Nalaon, ~7,IOO 11-72..el-71 m eoo OllC*. w .aoo -.. Ao9tf•, tl5,400 ... 12.-.10
Jim Tnotpe, 115,400 87-75-*70 -eurti. Str.._ 112,eoo et-72-72 ... -Mn Pfell, 111,725 .. 70-72~72
o.orge 1uma1~.eoo 11-74-71-71 Doug T_.., M ,IOO 70-7 ..... 70
Torn Jenletne, •.aoo ... 72·73-70 Lanny Wadklna, M.IOO 78-72..ea.aa -l<*ltl Fergua, ... 050 70-73-70-72 . -Jim looroa, 17.000 • lf.73-76-72
Au C9idwell, 17,000 79-71-71..el
117
Art4y a.en. 17 ,000 71-73-71. 72
Kermit Zattey, 17,000 11-71-73-75 Tom Putttel', S7 .000 73-76..ee-70 -8111OllMofl.14.280 72-72~75
Lon Htnk1e. 14.2'0 73-72·12·71 Bob Clampett, 14.280 73-73-71)..72 Wayne~. 14.290 79-71-70-71
lMry Rinker, 14.280 78-71·71·70 Bobby Wadltlna, 14,290 70-76-73-70
Lnrd. T"°'"'*1 7M7·75-73
a.ti er.n.e-. 14.280 7 4-7 4-11-72 -CeMn Peet•. S2.5&1 ~ L.leail•. 12.658
J.C. Snead. 12.569 Ed Sneed, 12.651
s1 ..... Meln)'tl. 12.65t Bob~.12.5611 -
70-75-73-71
11-73-76-73
72·75-72-70
74-73-72·70
73-79-71 ... 73-72-77-87
D.A. Welbrlng, t 1,n1 79-72·71·71
Alan Tapie, f1,n1 75-72·12·71
H .. Sullon, t1,n1 74-74-72-70
-o.ve~ . ...,
Aon llNClk. IM3
.... Holand, IM3
Mike "-· 1113 Undy ..... 1113 ...,. ~.1113 v._....,_,...,
lAt Bder, IM3 ..
72-76..ee-75
74-70-71·11
75-71-72-73
73-79-7~
ee-n-11.11
74-74-72·73 72-76-72-74
11-TJ.11·13
71-71·73-71 75-70-76-71
73-7$.74-1'3
n -12-n-11
Larry Ollbert, an 1 1&-n-72-7 4
Olbby Ollberl. 1111 n-11.71.74 a, 6wo, 1791 73-73-79-72
Ed OougMrty, 1711 87·74-75-7e O<eo p_.., 1711 75-74-73-72
OWi Haldonon, 1791 72-74-74-74
Wocxty llledlbum, 1191 73-73-74-74 Ed Flort. 1191 72-79-74-72
o.te ~ 1191 74-75-75-70 -.._,., Twtny, 1745
El'lc Ben.n. 174'5
eoo~.1745
Curt 8ynim. 1145
87
75-71-70-71
79-72·72-75
11-1•n-11
74-72-7'1-72
Payne Stewert. 1724 74-7a.a-a2
MMlt Hayw, 1724 74-73-n-73 -. s1 ..... e.n1on. 1110
Brad Bryant. 1710 BIM Kratnrt. 1100 -73-79-73-78
73-75-12· 78
73-7&-78-73
MMlt O'Meara, $881 7&-71·7o..e2
Gery McCord, 1881 72-79-73-71 -Bob T_,,, See6 74-75-75-71
Huber! ar-i. "45 7&-73-75-78
Antonio Cerda, "45 73-74-73-IO ci.-Aoae. aeea 11-1e.n-14
Robert Thompeon, "45 73-79-19-73 .,
Morrie Heta191cy, 1644 11-n -79-74 -lMry Mlle. M37 -72-79-7 .. 79
Tommy V...,.llne, "30 7&-72-76-11 -John Ad-. M23 'TS-79-79-a
Camel. Where a man belongs.
Warnings Thi Surgeon 61ner1I HH Determined
Thlt C~ ~ 11 Oqerou1 to Your H111th.
··-'' ~' --
a mg. "tlf'', o.a me.nlcotNev. '* citlft111 b¥ nc mdlod.
-Gell Hlrat.a.'3.0l7 Hollle 8taay,t3,0l7
Lori 0~'3,0'7 ..
Allot ....... 12"64 Patty Htyee, 12."4
8eth 8ololl'lon. ta ,...
Janee Colee. 121~ 8ndta Spuatcn,N ,Je4' -
72-73-77·72
76-74-tf.78
73-72·73-7t
72-71-75-74
74-7e.11-n
Connie Ohllleml, '480 71 .. 1-75-75
B11bafa Mox-. '4tO 74-77-71-75 -Robin Waflon, 81.llO 71-75-72-78
Mardell Wltldne, 11.llO 73-74-74-75 M. Sllfiber·o.An.11,llO n -74-72-73
Dot kmaln. 11,llO 72·72·19-79
8Ma lrttocln,IUIO 74-79-75-71
My CWll, 11,llO 75-75-72-74
Vldll Tebar, 11,llO 71·17·74-74
J-lleloc:tl, 111:' 75-*-77-75
Sandra Poe«, 11,220 7o..et-77-t I
8uele McAlltlr,t1 220 76-74-79-72 Cathy~. f1,220 77-73-74-73
Lynn Adema, S1,220 74-77-7e-e8
Sharon Barrett, tt,220 73-74-76-74 -Judy AMlkln. Sl20 74-73-74-77 B.DaYl..cooptr, 8920 74-71-73-72
Pal 9'adttV. 8120 73-74-78-73 -Marty Oickereoti. 1740-74-71-73-74
Katn,, Mat1ltl. 1740 71-80-73-75 -Alllndrl Anlwd1,M70 77·75-75-73
8helle)I Hamlln.M70 70-71-77-75 •1 Cathy Sherk, $590
Barbar• Barrow, S!llO
Lori HUllhold, tffO
Cindy Uncoln, S5IO
Qckl Feroon. saeo
Katlty Pllltw1. tffO -e.-ty Huke, '480
Joyce K.amralll.'480
Clflfd AM Cf'Md,'480
Connie ~. '480 8erbar• Mllne8, -Ab Allzm.,,, 1420 ..
79-78-73-74
eQ.74-76-71
71-76-71-79
72·79-74-71
75-75-73-78 74-75-76-77
79-74-77-72
75-73-7&-71
77-73-74-78 71-M-75-75
74-77-76-75
77-73-71-75
Jan Femna, 1133 81·73-77·73
Dianne Delley, 1133 74-77-71-77
Mlltlh• HanMn, 1133 77-76-73-78 -Vlekle Slrlgleton
Btencla Ooldernllh
Mindy Moen
Linda Hunt
Lynn Stroney
S)'M• Ferdon
ClnOy HIH
Suale Berning
•-iwnateur
-71-76-76-75 11.n.11-12
75-79-72· 79
77-76-78-75
72-79-71-77
76-76-78-77 79-75-78-77
77-72-77-81
W.tdC41p «• •s::l,.., MCOMD
~--FrMOe 4, Northern Ireland t
Aulala 0. Poland 0
Toder'eO..... ~ ..... England
lfuJlft.~
~.Mr • Poland vi Winner Oroup C at
Batoelona
France v1. Winner Oroup B al
SeYllle
l"'INALI
Third Pl--S•turday, July 10
Champlooa/llp -Sunday, July 11
World Cup et.ndlnga
°'-:!LAT OF GA Pb..
X·Pollnd 1 0 1 3 0 3
Ruaal• 101103 llelglum 0 2 0 0 4 0
1.-CllncNCI Mmlllnal berth. car,..• WLTOf'OAPb
I 0 1 2 1 3
0 0 1 0 0 I
0 1 0 I 2 0
T.-,.eo...
8'*" .... England
°'°': f T OI QA "'8 ,,.,, 100212
lrtlZll 1003t2
Argmmlnl 0 2 0 2 5 0 T...,..O....
·-.... Italy °'-:~ T Oii CU -•-FfWIOI 2 0 0 4 I 4
Nor1hern lrelend 0 1 1 3 • 1
Aultl'll 011 231 1...ctltloMd ...,..... betlh
NA8l •teRcffnte
l•lerft Otww.il
W LCWOAlf' Coarnoe 14 5 43 29 4 1
Monl ..... 12 7 35 28 28 Toron1o 11 1u as 28 30 Ctiaoo 8 12 30 40 28 ...,.,_,. ot¥le6eft
Fl Lrdle 14 t 48 44
T""'8 Bay 10 12 34 44 TulM 8 II 37 40
Jc:ikenvllt • 12 21 3 7
42 124
30 90
33 77
27 75 • ....,.,. DMelefl
Vancouv.r12 8 35 21 28
Sen Joe. 11 I 40 31 31 Seattle ll 10 38 32 32
San Oleoo 8 11 3,t 35 25
Portland 8 11 25 20 21
Edmonton 8 13 23 40 20 hnM(l loofM
Fort Laudefd• 3. TufN 2 (OIJ
Tampa Bay 2, Jecll1onlltlle 0
Portland 3, San Diego I
TOftlf'tt'1 0......
Ho o-rnea adleduled Tueedef'10......
Ho v-acheOuted
WIMllluh fl
8UMDAY'I MIUUI .............. ,llW
" 15
84 10
95
52
Jimmy Connor• (U 6 I Clel Jolln McEnroe (US), 3-1, t.-3. 6-7, 7.e 8-4 ....... 0.-...ANll
P1ul McN1m1e·Pt1er McN•mere (Au1trallll) def.John McEnro.-Pet•
F-..ng IU.tl I. !>-a • .__.
INeM IMllM ..... 0......
01c:k StoclllOft•.&eltlne i9un9e (US I
Clef M•run Ountrip 1er11 .. n~H .. the<
lUCllOll (U 8 I. 6-3. 3-e. 7-5 TIIW~ .. "410.-... Kevin Cutren (8oulll Alrlce)-Anne
Smtih IU S I d1I Jllme Ftllol (Chlle)-Cleudle MOftleitO (8'11.ill, 9-3, 1-e. Olea Stodtton·Beltlne Bunge cu 8 1
def Peter AeMert·Lellle Allen (US).
6-2. 6-4.
---0.-... OUM111111 ... Ch1rt11 SlrOdl IU S t·Andrea
T-art (Hun!IWYI def Chip Hooc>er· Anne While (U S.I. 11-<1, 9-2. John UOyd (8'11atn)-Wendy Turnl>l;ll (Au1trlli•) def.
St ..... Oenton-JoAnne Rutaell (U.S.),
8·4, 8·2 ; Kevin Curren (South Alr le1)0Ann1 Smllll (U S I lel Dick
Stockton-Blttln• 9u1191 (US1. 11-<1, 7-11 lllllMdo-llM~ John Lloyd (8rillin)-Wen<Jy Turnbull
(Au1tr•ll•I d•I Chrl1 JOhnllone-P•m Whyleaou IAinlralll l, 8-4, M . KeY!n
Curren (South Alr1Ce)-Anne Smith IU S I def CherlH Strode (U S l·AndrH T-vert IHvngatyl. '8-~. 7.5,
..... .,......f!MI Kevin Currin (So.1111 Alrtc1)-Ann1
Smith (U S I def Jol'ln lloyel
IBrlt..,,)-Wenel)I TU<noul (A.Mlrllll). 2.e. 6-3. 7.5,
W..et.ftd treneectloM
UUaAU.
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CLEVELANO INDIANS -Sent
J e rry Dybzln1kl. 1hort1top, to
CharlHton ot th• ln1erne11on11
Leegue. DETROIT TIOERS -Optioned
Aurelio Lc>pez, pitcher. 10 EvanlVllle
ol th• Amerlc1 n A11ocl1tlon
Actlv1led oa .... Ruck ... pOOher, from
Ev1n1vllle. NEW YORK YANKEES -Aec:alteo
s1 ..... 8albonl, llret bueinan. from
Cotumbu1 ol th• tnternallon•I
LNgue.
NattoMI LMll•
MONTREAL EXPOS -Placed
Jerry wlllt•. outllelder. on the 5-d•y
dlubl•d 1111 and purchaHd the
contrlCI OI Roy Johnlon. outfle:dtr.
from Wlohll• of th• American
Auodallon.
f OOTaA.L.I.. c__...., ...... LM9M
TORONTO AAOONAUTS -
Acquired Ille r1ghl1 to Ridl Mohr, ~llve end; Rob Smith. oftenalW
guatcl: and Oen Moen. llMbedl er. ~om Ille Br1tlah Columbia l..klna In e11chenoe tor their llttl and ~
round ~eft plelll In 19t3.
TMatAMDNU>
ATHLETICS WEST -AnnounctCI
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reeigned Mimed Bob Sewrle hMd
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PlmAU Mii ' Olllll=~·: .. ILY STEP~~!~ bdrm EUROPEAN CASTLE 11 ..,~!1!!'!~hlt 2 boa Homa. with popular floor houM & 1 bdrm hOUM rev... a~~r.rut ,. bdrm. 2 b•. Bradley
Prize West Bay bayfront. SUp1 for 2 ti, p11111• Double ftral>laet In on 30xl00' A·2 lot. Only bay• 'ty SPECTACULAR VIEW Modal In Univ. Park • remode led 3 bdnn. 3 bath $1,200,000. • lemlly room and ll11lng $255,000! .. ..,..,. VIiiega 1. Con'Plataly r•
---., roo!TI. m&ny, many •x· ..... .., ,,.,. dona. ~ appllanoat. Ocean & jetty views. Marine t'QOCYI, 4 bdrm. "' t,., tnc!UdM nome wtr" ......... Attraoll\19 two bedroom, NEW 5 BR custom, pool, 1pa, game room, oarpate. Ille, dr•P••·
bath, 3700 91l.ft. SU8UOO. Otwlnlront, r~ ~2S13 lt•l•* two bath condo. Fire· library and man y regal handcrafted Good location and. gen·
Ull llLI •ES f ii\1tt' * .. §~~~t1i~~~~::~ featu~.l for more information and aroue tarmL s 12uoo.
Pnme Lado Nord bay(ront.~ bdrm, ~'I\ bath. -----·--111•1111 private showing.
Lf!e ~.R., 2 boat sllps $1.500.000. NE w v 1 E w Tow N • GM
HOMES. 2 Matter Sul· r L -~
Remode led 3 bdrm, 2 bath + large rec. rm. ~T;,;1 ~~·h~a.06u0~t'~7.: ~.' •• ~!~!IH •• J.~¥. 14MHt V'~ 'I'// 171-0SH
beam ceilings, furnished, pauos. $420,000. Parka. open 1paoa1. OPEN HOUSE 11_. DAILY R E A l T y
$125.800 dn. Xlnt Fin. 1615 8ayadlre Ttrr8CI, Liiii ISLE llYFlllT Hal or Pat Bauer. Agtt. llHTIW• lrvln• Terrace. PanOf'a·
6 bd .. ba h l 673-7300 1220,000 mlc views, I• land, mini I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ ~~oon view from rm." t '. P ayroom, utata $1 250 ooo .. ,._,I~ d d Boat -11 N • 1 000 000 Peppermlll Aun Exec. · • • · • ....., ar rm, en, iwp. OW • • • • a Ill FllEI hOme with 4 BA. t>Onu• Realty 673-7478. , ..........
UMWll/tmtl IAYSlll COYE
Spect.acu1ar bayfront view 2 br. 2 ba up. 2 br,
2 ba dn. 2 boat slii-$1.000.000.
COROllADO CAYS
Coronado Island cu.". bayfroht lot. 8!1' boat
dock . Plans avail. f\ed. $370,000 w/tenns.
ILIFFS OllN
SmgJe story end unit, expanded 3 br. 3 ba
on largest greenbelt, $2SO.OOO , .. , ....
3 bdrms, 2 'll baths condo near pool. $145,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3-l ' Boy\•d•· Dr .. N 8 e7S bio l
$11,100 room. Highly upgraded & .1119111 lall
Oellnllety the belt buy In ~:;:p~lobn~lo~,:~::11~ 2 brd. den.~-:,' 2.R&MAlt.
Coate Mesa. 3 Bdrm fl. financing & seller will Ian acapa Y ogere xer. Big llvlng room. Garden•; haa IC)a, ale,
huge 101. Good area • 8190 help. alarm ayet•m & prof.
will! a llttl• work, could 144-tolO decor. >Ont ASSUMABLE
be made Into a nice la· -====~=i;ii;i~ financing. Wiii coop with mlly home. Must aell by i broker. C•ll for appt,
the 4th. 54&-2313 WUT ~I 575.2ne or 120.0521.
THE REAL
ESTATERS
OIUP
II 1111D S...lt y.., Ttnn
2 ~· 3 BA & a Cata-Hom.+Guett+lncome
ltna view LOvaly lg lot, OWC tsl • Fin. Ttfms
beautiful loutlon, CIOM 509 Acac18 CdM nr bdl
to schools & Faahlon Spotlala Vacant Ou9leX
laland. $245.000 La.... Huge 5br/3b.+3br/3ba
hold. Barbira Aune, 440K own/bkr 645-7°'8
•••-r.m 4 Bdrm. Including 2
master ault1t, 3~ba. lg• famHy rm, 2 frplca, rustic
wood beam call'• ·all In
a walk to pvt beach
location. The perfect fa·
mlty home In the perfect
neighborhood. $495,000
with PERFECT financing.
Fae Land
144-1211
/Jn '-4 1G[L
[iAILLY &
f\~~LJ(IAT[5
Priced at $114,900 & lo-.
cated In N. Coat• Meaa.
3 8drma 1 'h ea. 2 car
garage & encloMd rec
room. Good lln•nclng.
631-7370
642·8235. (G47). , .. SAU " .... ~..!!;.. Harbor View HI"'· bleu-••-Y• UllE LAI.,.. __ ., tllul 3Br, den, lam rm, -
TIUDITIOUL
Rf.ALT)
Ocean view on larr: lot. S "'O 000 Ba)'llllw 4Br, 3'hB•. for· cul·de•HC. 4., • · I di I d f This fully reatored level Fee. 760•1740• ma n ng. ttu y. am
aeaalde cottage ollars 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iil rm, old CdM bast area. warmth & charm t"eerly I' Make an offer 2220
country" llavor. There l&ml .. El Waterfront Or. Owner/
are 3 bedroom•. 2~ .llWll. bkr. 673-1148.
CHI• #n1 lOZ •..••••..•....••...... ~I.~~~.~~~ ... !.~! l•-------•I OLDE LAGUNA CHARM ml& ftllf Unique 2 bdrm floor ,..L ... E plan. 1 bath, llv rm w/
beamed celllngs. hard· ASSUMABLE FINAN· wood floors & COl)' log
CING. Sharp 3 Bdrm burning trplc. $167.500 plu1 lamlly room with Full Price
remodeled kitchen, 2 MISSION REALTY
yard• for entertaining. 494-0731
Asking S 145,000. Call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 540 · t 161 for an •P·
polntmant to tee.
~-HERITAGE
. . REALTORS ----
ITllP I ltP
No qualltylng to m11ke
this apectKular 3 Bdrm
pool home yours. Just
S 117 ,900. Bkr 8-48.0709
Neat 4Br 2 sty twnhH w/
dbl gar. $110,000. OMC
or exchange. 752-8731
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Pool, large lot: 3BA 2ba
plus guest quarters
Clo se to downtown
Laguna ... $295,000
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lltttr o.. IUYIEW
Exclualve gate guarded i---------
batha, lam rm, ~try
kltc:hln & guat glr• w/3
llrl!l)laCM, v•ulled balm
celling & Fr•nch win·
dowa. The large lot otter•
IUlldadc, n~tona patio
Compl•I• ocean view C.111 #na IOZ4 rrorn thla immaculate 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••
bdrm, 3 bath home with ... ., F111tolq
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i ..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OCEAN F AONT Mo bile Homes, several. $80.000 *•EU IEL 11.Ul* Pvt 499-3816
WI --Su~ 3 Bdrm, Eastslde Beautlf\JI home on 1 level
Colla Mesa apllt level Acre. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, llvlng
condo. 3 car garagel room. lormat dining.
Great terms with low Den, kllch, and nice en·
down payment. Won't try with Solar Brlctt 11
IHll Priced to sell ai entry Automatic sprink·
$125,000. Call todayl 1er system fore and aft,
646-7171 auto gar~ door. Beau· lii'.Ifill lif!!I tlfully landscaped and (#J0.1rliJtt:1 ~~:;1.P~e~~l~o'!~~·g ~~~
---------tractor and all attach·
ar·ea. Spectacular vi-.
With or W/O furniture. 3
Br & F.A. Beautiful COO·
dlllon Owner will conal·
dar exchange. d11ert
property Only $450,000
A Twitchell· Trlvlson 11 ..
ting.
GEORGE ELKINS CO
759-9100 .UI Tiii .IE ment1. 17 tree orchard. l••-----Blg garden area. Come
l* ::~h~~c;!r{°'~·~ = :7~1.~para. For 1---Tl-ll_ll_A_C_E_Y_l_EW __
,.. You benefit with a moo-Call 916/671·2206 e..1 model. Npt Tarr-.
: lhly payment of $924 .----------L rg 3 Bdrm 2'1\ Ba
,... Pl/mo. Cell now to ... FIUI W1T1 A YI townnoma w/front loca-
-the oozy country kltc:Mn This hOuM Medi Iott of llon & ltttklng view. Lo-
11111.m mw
Lovely lrg houH with
den, 99a & forever view.
W/lf>S & tic landlC8•
peel garden 't mlu
this one, Offered at
$425,000 BIH Wedmore
651-8700.
"/!:Macnab-Irvine
Only $359,900 Fae. Will ~======== tr8de down. Call Ofract
to Patrldl °'Fred TW'IOf'a . .... . . ..
R&IM~
aupar large tarr8C41 for Seller wlll carry loan for
entertaining. lounging or qualllled buyer Great
boat w•tohlng. Sheh•ad termt. 3 Bdrm 2 b•. pool with large deck M... V8fde Highlands.
speoe for aunnlng. FEE boat trlr access. $130.
LANDI Own« financing. ooo. 3281 Colorado Ln
$800.000. Ownrt agt. 559-6221 ....
Lido Realty
673-7300
E. 1111 •·2
3Br. IBa. & 1Br, IBa In·
law suite. newly remode·
led. flaxlble terms. $129,
900. Or try 1M option. By
owner 646-2768
EMlllLI UY
AWARD WINNER
ba. kit. w/corwanieoca.
A11uma1>le financing. WILi Tl TIWI Spacious 3 BR ranch •
style home. Featuring from this delightful unit
family room. central 81r I Br, den, gar. CIOM to
cond. & private locatlon Main beach. $ 149.950
CloN to all. Only $136. Llpti1 Yllllct •.E
000 2670 San Miguel 411-1711
Or .. Newport Beecl\ i---------. . .. .,
~ Walker & Lee
EMERALD BAY
VIEW HOME
Contemporary home
with 4 bedrooms. 3
battts. spa, BBO •nd
llrepl•ce. $825,000
6«-7020
11 ,.,. iuz u.e IUl man . ..........•.•........
SIOOO IOWI •• !-.!~.!'!!! .... !.~!
-w/rock flraplaca and alboW but wtim a valy Bdrm Miit• I loft.
cuttom oablnata. Slit, vtewt ~le hoMe 90t' Call for financing d«ell•.1•-------•1
-800. poo1tfda eftMrt&lnlnli. Full price S131,000. IPll .al
l~~~~~~~=~~I Ocean views. 3 bdrm. 4 lam. rm. lga garden, pa-
tio, form81 din. rm. lge llv.
rm. Oulat cul·d•·sac.
By owner. 2 bf, 2 ba Ifft ..... Int
condo, end unit. High co-ops from S3i,ooo
aaeumebte. owe S87, equity price. Condo•
goo 659-1213 or Ive from $75,000 full prtce Don't cMe9y, cell Diana Full price 1129,000. -•y 1-1
.. ~· 751-3191 -.,.,e...MIO 4 Br. 2'1t Ba. Ideal family
$812,000. By owner. 673-« 11 mag Leisure World Aasalea
B ,1_ 24221 Pueo de Valencia
OtANA PIETDIPOL· l'IOme with view of fights •• , .. s,·· ~ HIHs 7141837-5500
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SPEllAU
Terrific 2 Bdrm condo,
with community pool aod
spa and security glltal
Buyer asaume S59,000
•nd Hiier wlH Clifty with
juat S 10,000 down! Only
$74,900. C•ll nowl
646-7 t71
THE REAL
ES.TATERS
2 Piil llMES
111.ECIEST -Complet•ll( remodeled
kitchen w/nu cabinets &
appliances & micro, rec-
HHd llghtlng, no wax
floors. Sp•clous Ille &
airy family rm, 3 Bdr. 3
;:: Ba. pool & spa. No qua· :t: lllylng. Assume $99,800
t t» at 14. 19%. $141,500. ,.. TWI
::: lmmac. 4 Bdr, 1'h B•
-home w/OOOCl'ete drive,
pool. 8 mos new copper
plumbing, gar extenllon,
perfect ahop area & fa·
bulou1 curb appeal. St3,
950 dwn. Only $13.12%
EL S 139.500.
11$10 -----9510 --TllEI
Don't delay,
call Diana tod8Y
DIANA PIETENPOL·
VOt..PE
*nEE REIT*
Choice 4br executive rd.llch style
home in prime TURTLEROCK
location! $1,200/m o ren t all
applies towards purchase in 6
m o . Large, low i nteres t ass~able loan, formal dining,
frplc. and FEE LAND. 2670 San
M iguel. 7 1 4 /75 9 -1501
7141752-7373.
... •UIOTill
*114r.llWI*
B eau tifu l Plan 1 I n
WOODBRIDGE LANDING
located across street from Lak e
#2. Features 3 br, & fonnaJ
dining. Ow n er Assisted
financing at 10%!!! Only $244,900
on FEE LAND. 2670 San Miguel
Dr., Newport Beach . 759-1501 or
752-7373.
*10~,.,. ..... .
*10,. .... .
Brand n ew end unit featuring 2
mstr suites, 2 car garage and
numerou s u pgrades. Owner
wants to seU TODAY!! Bring
check boo k and m a k e o ffer.
Only $149,500. 2670 San Miguel
Dr., Newport Beach. 759-1501 or
752-7373.
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ltEISOE I' I I I
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and ocean. Community
pool & park. Anumabla
IOV.% loan. Price radu·
cad $24.000 to S275,
000. 1251 Surlllne Wey.
CdM.
Roving J~nt Creek
single level 3 Bdrm con-
dominium, lush pat101,
and spa. Aaaume loan1
at leN than 12%. $385,
000. A 11111ng of Donna
tr .., WILi Tl SllPPlll .!'!!~ ..• ! .......... .
New 3 Br 3 ea. Condos. 3 BA 2 Ba, home In all UllE LIT
n ..,,.IU ,.... Newport Schools. 80% edull (35 plus) comm. Dix WITI 110 hs· Vint r....., ,_ ffnanclng al 12'.+%. 210 rec features. $47.500 lull Darling 3Br 2ba. Quiet
144-4110 lttll .. ttll 16th. Pl. Open 12·5 S•tl price wl $200 ground IN •treat Wiii lease option
A·2 lot with I bdrm Sun. Dally 1·5. John Eliot monthly. Financing •v•ll. or 7?. $155,000.
houM at low lot value. :7g3~3~6:v!;.4 509 or Vicky 968-1383 Llp91 YIH1Ct l .E
Plana for new duplex. 1--------IUOIWILI • 0.11.t 411· 1111 Schroader ----
1'fAYLOH CO
I I ~I: SCt.lJl.:M S 189.000 lull•• 12~,. LI, Townhouse llvlng nHr --------
1
Aealior•. 675-aOOO In H llll'! 3 Br, 2'hb•. 1200 sq ft. the water. Your etlolce of ,.._,, .. Mi Jiii ----
2 bdrm hOUM on 60 A·2 condo Frplc, central vac. tour . from S 145,000 Bkr •• -.-.1;•••••••••••••••• lot with plans for 2nd 2 ca1 gar w/elec. opnr 8<48-0709
,,,,,,,,_,,...-unit. $259,500 W/w cpl/ drps. $93.500 ---------1 l;iiiiiiii .... .;;;;;;;:~1111111-St. If .._ In. St 110/mo pymts. Full lrria1 I 044
NEW LISTING-VU BEA'!'f!'
On com« by P..-tl wtttl pttwecy, .....,.,
obatructed VIEW and baautlfullr
malnQIMd -JC* can move right In.
Gl'Mt appeal from the atNet 6 .,__ JOU
haYe • apectoue 2 .. tOfY hcMM wttti gr9nd
llYlhg rooM, femllr rm huge llltchffl,
bQllard room, 3 b9d. and much mon. CaM
tor «Mtalla. 9'20,000.
BEAUTIFUL DECOR CONDO
Two mMlef Mlltee a~ lo t117.000.
Aaaumabl• loan• and owner offMlng
tarmt. DfM by 1111 ....-Una, Coata
MHaandcallfordetalla.
BA¥SHORE8 FRESH & FRENCH
A p9'Mct tradHlonal country 'renctl S
bed. s ba. wtth lerve country kitchen. artctt patloa a a11 amen1t1ea tor outdoor
11v1ne. owe ttnt r.o. p1aue ... and
aubmH. an,ooo,
A TfRFRONT HOMl . "<
11~ \I 11111"
2436 COUJ Hwy.
, .... ,-rt ..... 31~ ............ . ··-i.'-4 831-1400 973-llOO
... , price S 129.500, Owner •••••••••••••••••••••• 1'1t block• lo OC$an. 2 Wiii carr" 2nd ~ Bob . MOW THE UW11 bdrm. 2 bath houae on , "
A-2. Frplc, dbl garage. B r o o k • • A e a I t o r 10 MORE $279,500. 673-2282 dy. 675-5487
llllY ITllFFEl
IU Ull IEALn
lll·UM
PHSTlllltl SPY-
IUll momn•E
ev
y owner, lamlly home.
xtra lge 101. Mesa Verde
2 ~ yards for kid1.
P8tl & pool. 3 BA 2 B•,
quiet, no traffic 1tree1.
Pou. 14 'h% In to re-
write existing In. S 165K.
Ph for appt. 641-7033
Popular 4 Bdrm Trad•
wind• modal. Reduced l~~l•IE to $475.000 0-may n"'1Vm
exch•nga or IN/opt. V A Mike Crow Agt 645-3176 , ,
BEAUTY & THE BEACH 9 5(1 Rare and gorgeous 5 BA. , IO
4 Ba. $735.000. Open $69,000 at $642 PITI mo.
Sun. 1·5, 304 Narclsau•. Full price S98,500. 3
·c an Georgina 558-1809 bdrm, ramlty room. den.
agt. Freedom Hom•. 2040
2181 SQ ft of townhome
llving brings you all the
comforts of single family
IMng with all the advan·
t•ges of lownhome 11.
vlng. 4 roomy Bdrma,
formal dining, family rm.
lrplc In living rm, wet bar,
enclosed pvt petlo w/
decking & garden area &
morel Fabulous llnan-
cl ng. No quallfylng .
Sl83.000
0on·1 delay;
call oi.na today!
559-9400
DIANA PIETENPOL·
VOIPE
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BEACH COTTA 540-8149 Trtlk 18971 Antioch. ~bll, 3010 SMvtew. $359.000. 1---------B .,_ o R FR 1at TO at 10%. 27 yn. 111 PllOI 4 r. 2 ..... · .. . . vu
Owe 2nd Q.orglna Of Univ. 1200.000. S50. · IS lmt 000 down, $150,000
55&-l809 agt, II )'OUr looltlng for a bar· A.IT 0 . 12% lrit only for 5
Salling •nythlng with • ga1n on a 2000 (N.T) sq 11 yra. Agent 5't 1~5032
Deity "Piiot Clatllfled Ad 4Br home with formal 1•2-B-A-/-28_A_W_O_O_O_B_R_l_OG_E
la a almpla matter ··· Juat dining, A.V llOOltS, gor-Sgt tam. Sacrifice. 3
cell &42-M178. gaoue tamlly rm and In-Pym 1 • I a t e . H • 1 p 1 --------=-,-:.-:,':'.!• Ilda laundry. Asaumabla 857 2045 ,.,,,,,, "' financing. Owner la ready Y-_. __
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OPEN HOUSE MOM>AY 2 to 5
JW,....Jln._
**683 Lido Park Dr (F2) N.B ................................ $496,000
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**M16 exie.n Bl. Corona del Mar ....................... 11~,000
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with thla 3 Bdrm 2b•
home In a dallrabla ., .. or CO.ta Melia. Haw roof,
,,.., paint, -~· Neadt • ,,..,, OWi*. Only
l 13UOO. Cel t7t-53~
Tlln.llMI
Graclout living In
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btdroom, 2 balh
home . Hu ge
outdoor tnttr·
talnment patloe,
Exoetltnt ftnendng.
11 ... IOO.
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IEWPHT UEST
1tt ti .. kytr
The lowest priced
home In Newport
Cr e st . Two
bedrooms, 2 baths.
formal dining room,
wet bar, step down
living room • all this
fOf' only $165,000.
Loan completely
assumable.
W1l11am Cote.
Broker
(714) 790-1900
•mu.a AIU -_.,.
... , 1.1 •11
Out of the flight
pattern , thlt
custom home oners
magn i ficent
opportunltlea .
Separate gueet
home and private
pool and tpa .
Owner wtll flnenot
entire l oan . The pr~ .. '885.000.
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by Bil Keane
"We're gonna have o pot\ in our yard!'~
Mr\RMADl:K£
"Isn't that neat? He wants to share wtth
the baby birds."
..ll'DG£ PARKER
Gt\Rt'llEl..D
IN OUR FA~i·PACE.D WORLD,
RELAXATION IS PF\ACTICALLV .
A L06T ARI
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by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
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PHONOGRA~ RECORD
NO PURC~ASE
NECESSARY
Fl:NK l' WINK£R8E.\N
Dear Mr. Dinkle,
On behalf of the • ~adena Tournament of
Rooes Association ...
it is my pleasure to
inform you that the West-
view High School Scape-
goat Marching Band has
been chosen to partici-
1--~--1 ! pate in this year's Tour-
1-----1 , nament of Roses Parade!
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by Jeff MacNelly
0
by Gus Arriola
by Tom Batluk
However, we will ha1re
to decline your personal
offer to be this yea.r's
Grand Marshal!
by Kevin Fagan
~'41 i1MC£. tlr4 ~O
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Mt.IC NOTICE
Directory lists
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Ml.IC NOTlCl
NOTICI OP TRUeTU't UL.I NOTICI Of' TMllTll'a aAU
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T.O. SVMCE COMPANY " duty 8 E N E F I 0 I A L S E A V I C E
appointed rrual•• under the COMPANY u duty 1ppolnt9d toltowtng deecrlbed deed o1 trutt Truetu under the lollowln~
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION m~L~~1%1f~~NW~5 ST~E
TO THE HIOl{EST BIO.DER FOA HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH CASH (peyeble 11 time of Nie In IA• ...... 1 11 f ...... •· 1e~·1 t.wlul ~pt the United Slit•) ....,ye .... • me o -•• ..... right, 11111 .nit lntereel ~'#Yid to money of the United Stat .. ) ell
MADISON W . AP A end now held by 11 under Mid Deed right, 11111 end lnt••t ~Y9)'ed to , IS. ( ) -mouse named of Trutt In the P'oC*tY hertilnllter end now held by It under Mid of
Ralph is listed in the latest edition of the Madison deacrlbed: Trutl In the proper1y hereln11ter
City Directory. TRUSTOR: EVERETT A. d~e1~oR · RESOURCES
When Wisconsin State Journal reporter John AARESTAD and LORALEE L. DIVERSIFIED INCORPORATED ••
F AARESTAD. hulblnd llld wll1, llld 0.llllOml tlon
erretti looked up his name in lhe latest directory. ~!,A. STEFFY . .,, unmerrlld BENEFf~:v : FAR WEST
he was surprised to learn the book said his brother, BENEFICI ARY: KELLY w . s Av I N Cl s 'AND L 0 AN
Ralph, was living with him. INFANOER, • merrled m111 .. hie ASSOCIATION.
Ralph is not John's brother. Ralph is a mouse. IOle•ndMPlr•t•ProC*tY a1to111 Recorded Octobef' HI. IHI ..
F""'rrett1·' who said he has four human und1¥1d•d on•·h•ll lntei .. 1 and lnatr. No. 20919 In book 14258, "' LOREN K. LANOC>Of'l. • mertlld PIG' e 17 of Offldll R«:ordl In lhe
roommates, said he added the name of the man, 11 I'll• 1ot• end 11p1rat• olflol of tl'le Atco<der of Orenge ~t pest to his mailbox "JUS' t t.o be sareastk." property " to '" undMded or. County; Mid deed ot truat dll«lbee """ lntnt ... llfllr'tll In conwnon. '"" followl'1 Pf0!*1!: .. e compilers of the directory, which lists city Recorded o.c.mt>« 3, 1919 "' x.-.r MA
residents, their occupations and other information, 1n11r. No. 412 In book 13411. Pill' DESCRIPTION: 1321 of Offlclll Recotdl In the olftce PARCEL 1: apparently got the names of the apartment ot the R«:order of Ot'1ng9 County. Lot 8 of TrllCI 9589. "per rnap
occupants off the m ailbox. ., Mid o.o of truet d4ileribee the llled 1n Book 407. PI09 '7 10 12
bad b th him fo4lowlng P'oC*tY lnclu1lve of Mlac:1lleneou1 Mep•. "That wouldn't be so • ut ey gave Tiie Eaaterly 75 fHI 01 111, ,_d, 01 aald County. C111torn11.
my last name," he wrote in a State Journal article. w11terty 145 f"t ol Loll 1 end 2 In Excepting lllerefrom •II oll. oll
The directory listed Ralph's occupation as. Block ~ 01 Trect No. 612. Coet1 rlgllte, mlneral•. mineral right•, M,.. Terrace, In 11111 City ol Cott• n1turel gu rlgllt• end other
"student." M..,, County of Orenge, St.I• of hydroc:e1bon1. by wh•t-neme
Roger Monforton, manager o f the City C1tlfomll, u per map recorded In known. geothermll "-·end 111
Directory Division of R.L. Polk & Co. of Detroit, Bo Oil 2 o. P •ii•• 1 • n d 2. product• derived trom any of the Mlaoeftlneout Maps In lhe ~of foregoing, 11111 mey be within or
said he has heard about people listing pet dogs in th• county Recorder of H id u n d" th• P" c •I o I 11 n d
city directories, but never a mouse being listed. c~ryer• tn o.ieun un0er, deed of ~~1rt!b~~:fr:~:\:iri:1:
Monfort.on said his company publishes 1,400 truet dated November 29 1979 mining, uplorlng and operetfng
city directories m the United States and Canada and UnMll you Ilk• ICllon to 'protect tneretor I nd llOrlng In and
gathers about 50 millio n names a year. ~1';"~· 11
1:-"IY be aoldo'' • ~;v:~"'i.no~~-== "P 1 la · ks d ks b I pu c 11 '· you nee an lo wtllplloc:k or dlrectlonelly cfrNI eop e p y tnc an pran on us. ut exp11n111on of the nature of the Ind mine from ltndl other thll1
hope there are not too many mice listed in our prOOledl:'Y, 1gafnat you, you lhould tlloee IMlrelneboW o.tcrtbed ou or
directories," he said. ~~;5 :r:str•t. Colt• M.... ii" we111, 1unne11 Ind w111 into. -----------1------------Cllllornl.a 92828 through or ec:rou the aublurl-of PtaJC NOTICE PtaJC M>TlCl "(II 1 atrHt lddr-or common th• l111d 11ereln1bove deecrlbed.
ACTTnOU9 .,..... ftCT1T10Ua _,_.. dHlgn11fon la 1hown above, no end 10 bottom IUCtl wtllpe1odled or
MAim aTA'RIENT NAME aTATUmNT warranty I• given u to Ill dlrectlonllly drlllld welll, tuntlM QOmj)ltt-or correct""') llld lh1lt1 under end ~th or Tht following 1)9non 11 doing Tile lollowlng penon la doing The beneflciwy under Mid. Deed beyond the 1xl•lor llmlta th«*>I, ~ u : ~ M : ol Trutt by ,._ of 1 breech or end to redrlll, retunn11. equip . .J..O·PASTRY SHOPPE, 191 E. H&M MAGAZINE MARKETING, o.ieu1t in tl'le Obllgatlone MC red m1lnt1ln, repair, d"p1n end
1_r 81 •• Coet• ~ Cllll. 92e27. 10292·H·l2 LI Hacienda. Fountain thereby htniolor• ex.c:vted uend operate erry ad! ...... or rn1r19
ftic:Nrd H. 0.., t2e03 01bbet1 V"'-1. CA 92708. delivered 10 th• underalgneo 1 without. "-· tM 11ght to dr11t. Or .. &:a Mlrlde. Cellf. 90938. Henry C. Holcomb, 10292~· 12 written Decllrlllon ol Oeflllll 11'\d mine, etore. explore Ind operate Thll bullntll " conduc:led by .,, Lii Hadend•. Fount.in Vdty, CA Oernend for Sele. Ind written nofloa through the IUrl-of the UPC* lndMCluel. 92708. ot ... _.. .... f .._..,Ion 1 ~-.... 600 "" of tile eubeurlece of the RlctwO H. 0.. This !>'*'-II conducted by an ............... 0 -0 -11nd hereln1bov1 OHcrlbld, aa TIMI Ital-I -tiled with tilt lndMdllel the under1111n_ed to Hll Hid r..-wd In the Deed from the IMne r--. ,.._., o1 A. ,.. _ _.. • c IWoc>ertY lo Mlilfy Mid obllga110n1. -~• ..,_,. ..,..,. _,., °" Henry · Holcomb 1no there1fter '"' unOeretgneo ~. • c;orpormlon, recorded -"lfle 17, 1M2. ~ ~ -flled wftll Ille cawed .-0 notlCt of breK.h end of Octoti. 4, 1978 In BOOk 12M8, • P:,._ County a.ti of Or.,. County on Plgt 1539 of Ofllael Aeoorcta. _
Publl•h•O Or1"9• Coaat Dall~ June 17, t982. election 10 be recotded MltCh 18• Alto excepting therefrom the
Piiot, June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 1982 f1t1f71 1982• " tnatr No. 82"°91419· aub9urf-W91• rlahll. but without 2e5M2 Publllhed Orange Co11t Delly Said H I• wlll be med•. but the right of 1urfac1 entry, 11
-----------Piiot June 21 28 July 5 12 1982 without covenant or warranty, r.......O In ll'le Deed from tl'le Irvine --.,. ,..,,.net . . . . 2ese-e2 •Ill>'-or lmc>llld. regerdlng 11111. ,.._ tlon ..._. ... ~ "" iicr1111lci1. or enc:umbrencea, t.o ""'"peny, • c:o<pore • recor--.. ~TITM>Ue .,...,. •-II' MnTll'C pey the rwnlnlng prlndpll eum of October 4, 1978 In 8ooll 12888, i;...,... STA,..,.,. "-""''~ the nott(e) MCUred by Mid OMCI ot P-oe 1539 of otlldll Atcordl. PARCEL 2: "'1• followlng peraon I• doing AC1TT10U8 .,..... Trust. with lnterllt 11 In Mid note Eaaementt a1 1uc11 HHmenta ~ 11: MAME STAT!mNT provided, ldv111Ce1, If any. under ADVANCED AEROSPACE The follo•lng peraon 11 doing the tenna of lliO Deed of Trull, 1" p1ttlcululy Ill forth In 1111 SE"VICES. 1835 Whittler Awnue. bu"'-M : f-. dlltgM end ~ Of the ertk:Je entltleo "E-11" of the ....... &-6, Coeta ...... CA 92&2'. BUSINESS TELEPHONES Trull .. Ind of the truat• c:r•ted by Oeclaretlon of Coven11111. Condi-....... .._.. Ilona end ReltrtctlOnl recorded In STEPHEN D. MARICS. 22816 OOAY. 78&4 Lii Pllm• Awnue, llld .._,of Trutt Book 1237\ PIClt 748 ot Offlci•I
Leo ~. El TOfO. CA 92630. 8uefMI Pn, CA 90820. Slid .... wlll be held on TUlldey. Record•. '"° r..,ecoroed In Book Thie~ 11 conducted by an BRIAN JAMES STRICKEL. July 20. 1982 11 2:00 p.m .. II Ille 12371, pane 327 of Olllclel
lndMdull. 1556 Meu Verde Or E . .f27H. Chllpmen A~ entrence to tl'le • Stephen Marica CO.ti M .... CA 92628. Civic Center Bulldlng. 300 EHi Record a. under the 1totlon
Ch A In Cl ... heldlnga In IOCll 1r1k:le entltlld M Tiits ltal_,I WIS fllld with lhl Thie bulin.I II conducted by In IP"'ln ,,.,,i;e, the ty "' follows; Rlghll erlCI Outlet. UtMltlle
County Clerll of Orange County on lndlvlOull Orenge. end Cable Tellvllk>n", "Svpporl,
June 17, 1982. Brlln J. Stri<*el At the time of 1111 lnltlal Setllem1nt and Encro1cllment", f1t1el7 Thia 1111_,1 wu ftlld with the publlc:ltlon of thlll no11c:e, the totll "Community Fac:tlitlle e-n.t'lte",
Publl•h•d Oreng• Co111 Dally County Cllt1t of Ot'enge County on emount of tl'le unpeld balanoe oftlle .. Private Street L1ndrc1p1 Piiot, June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 1982. June 17. 1982. obllg1tlon eec:ured by the above Mafntenanoe" •nO "Oral""""' 0-2640-82 P1t~ ducrlbed deeo of trust end ·-..--------------1 Publlehed Oranj,• Co11t Oelly t1tlm11eO co111. 1xpens ... and Community Fec:llltlls". Find whatyou want In • • .... 5 12 1982 Id 11 ...... 981 47 PARCEL 3· ~Plot 0 ltleda. Pilot. June 21. 2 ... v•• , , • vanoee -·· . . e-Tlenl CNer tilt Iota owned by
11er 2656-82 To determine the opening bid, "Subjec1 0wnera·· for the purpoee '::~':"::~~~~~---------------...1 you '"'Y c:llt (7t4I 937..o968. of exll'clting the right of Orent" 11111 lmcll Date: June ta. 1982 .._.., " .,., "Enforcl~ Owner'' " T.O. SERVICE COMPANY ,,,... . u lliO Trutt•. euch term•. 1011 •n HHment
B S .. __ ............ right• are more comc>lltely tftned y; ·-111 ._., end clelertbed In the Cuatom Lot
GISLER Beach, Native Sons of the Allillll1t Stcretery Oecleretlon recorded In Book
ALLEN T . GISLER, age Golden West #74 , Santa ~~=;!':ieee ~!i. P•il• 814 of 0111c111
80, a member of one of Ana, Ca., a member of the 7141835-8288 You.,. In default una.r 1 Deed
Orange County's founding Santa Ana Lodge # 794 Publlahed Orenge Cout Dal1y of Truet dated October e. 1981
families. He passed away B.P.O. Elka since 1943 and a Piiot. June 26· July 6· 12• 1982 unleel you t11te ectlon to protect
suddenly on June 29, 1982. Charter M ember of the 2907..aa vow property, It mlY be 10k1 '' a
Mr. Gitter was born In Huntington Beach Lodge "8.IC N0l1C( D~~DA?,E~NTO:'J'trT g~~~
Ventura County on March #1959 B.P.0 . Elles. SI.nee his NCmC:a op: 9AU OCTOBER I. 1981 UHL.US YOU
14, 1902 and c ame toretirement he wa1 a Of'A8A~""90NAL TAKEACTIONTOPROTECTYOUR
Hunting1on Beach, Ca. at an volunteer gardener at the "'°""" PROPERTY. IT Mj.Y BE SOLD AT A
early age. He was a retired Huntington Beach Elks ~T~~';:~~Y~"i:1= ~:~~;T~~~ ~v~~EN~~u~~
fanner. He was a member of Club. He will be 1adly of Ille Cellfloml• Civil Code. Ille OF THE PROCEEOINO AGAINST the First United Methodist mil9ed by family and many property listed below belle¥ed 10 be YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
Church of HuntinJ(ton friend• and Elka. Beloved ::nt~'£'LL~~J:i~o:; LA~f~afalger, Newport 8Hch,
husband of Floteal B. Gial.er, ~ -1392 sen .Nlr'I Street, Celftornla 92MO
McCOllMICll MOITUAlelS
l,.aouna Beach ·
494-9415
Laguna Hills
788-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495·1776
KAaol LAWM-MT. OllYI
Mortuary• Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave .
Costa Mesa
540-5554
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WISTCw. CMAP'IL 427 E, 17th St Cotta Meta
8464171
beloved brother of Bertaha Tuttln. C1111ornl1, 92680. wlll bl "(II • •treet .Od,_ or oommon Ji&rper of Westminlter, Ida told 11 1392 81n Juan StrHI. d .. lgnellon 11 1hown 1bove, no
Krultenberg of Noralk. c.a. Tuatln. Cellfomll, 92MO, on July ~~'oril~:t' t~ 111
Ann F-"-f Do..,......, 15. 1982, 11 10:00 A.M. ......,...,., .....,..., o ... _J• A 19 1 3 HON O A TIMI beotlld•y under 0.0
a .• Erne1t Gl1ler of MOTORCY~E.1.0., 1768007N7, Of Tru•t by r..on of. lwtedl or
Huntinmnn Beach Ca and CALIFORNIA LICENSE NO. deftult In ll'le obllgltlone MCUr9d •-·· ' · 7H5245. "*9by. hll'ttolore executed and tone Gialer of SUv DATED Ihle 211111 O'I ol June, delivered to th• lfflderalgned • anyon. Ca. He 11 alt 1ee2. Wfltten Oeclwatlon of Oefeult Ind
ved by eeveral nieces E. R. DANOFF Demand for Slit, and """"'1 notice
nephews. Friends may Publl•h•d Or1n111 co .. 1 Dally of breedl anc1 of llectlon to'*-
all at Pierce Brothers PllOI June 29, July 5, 1982 th• und1relgned to H ll Hid 271M-82 property 10 Mflafy Mid ObliglllOne Sm Ith s' M ortuary on -----------end thirrt11ter the und1ralgn1d M°'t:l, July 5, 1982 from "8.JC NOnct cauMCI Mid notlOt of bfMCh llld of
8·00 ~9'()0PM Funtta1 llllCtlon to be recordtd Mercfl 10, I . . . PICTmOUe...... 1N2 M lnltr. No.12...oaset1 ot Mid ~eervicll!S be oonducied on um STA~ Offldel Aeoordl.
Tuesday, July 8, 1982 at The~~ .. dolllQ Seid 111• wlll b1 mt dt, but
2:00PM at the Huntin£t,on bUtlnlM •: without co11en1n1 or werr1111y, Beech Elka Lodp # 195°9 at SUN OlJNE.8 VILLM, 350 E. _,,, .. 0t lfnpllld, 'eoetdillll thle.
10840 Talbert, Fountain ~~"':'·Sult• 212• Colt9 Mell. paHtuiorr. « ~. to
Valley, Ca. with Rev. Al LANE CONITRUCTtdN =.:-.=~c::= amen and Rev. Rick ~ 0 0 MP A H V , 1 C t 11for11 I a TNlt, with ..,._ • lft NICI l'IOte
nd the Offtcera of the OOfPOftllon. HO Ii. 11111 atreet, Pf~ lllMnoaa.ot _... ...!.....M'Ji Ul'ldll'T--. untlnaton Be.eh B.P.O. W.. 111. Oolla ..._.CA tltl7. 1t1a _... -.._. °' ·-·
1 k 1 Lo d I e # 1 I 5 9 -1:::-' le ooncMtad ~ 1 feea. """'9 • lflCI .,._.Of the tine. Interment wU1 be '""" Col'letructlOn ~ :o·t.:C!l~.':."""' ...... by ad• at Wutmh\tter ~lume ._. .... .,.._,....onTueedlr.
eqa•tHy. The family ,,. .... =-... llldwltlltN ~ ::.:=:.;:·:::
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"mutt Mii" altuallon • •Y 111• aaa ftt l.l!AH In coro111 d•I 111 ~ RW wtll 09try 2nd. 3 bf, front ..,._ M on eoaet HWy .,._ Aent In Cotta Meea't
row view lluft1 OQl'ldo. with euy flnllflOlng: 21A pr~w 2,000 eq.tt. 'x1n1 NEWIST gated 20
Prof. cMcorlt.d. IMutl-2°"b• condo. t1Qn1ot orof Oeooflted Townl'lomt VILLAOI
lul oond. Wiii cdop w l Community pool and Call lo~ dii1111 wetk: COMMUNITY. 2 & 3 It
bfotler. ()pef'l lal. & lun. •P•· PYI patio. l•ll•r dayt 751-ttt1 2'A-.... 1I00-1IOO lq. It.
I 53 VI et a Ion I It . '*'I na.lble. --·-------1 of pure tuwury. Gateo-.
111-2471"' 120...0121. M4·.'fl11 Aelocat~ Bldg. -'PPtox. •PH In 111ery homt • • _c .. _ 2500 IQ. ft. wooct ~ m11ttr tulle, dlnlno le"ffft_lntt ..... ting & compltt• plum. room•, wood burning
lunktn UV rm wtwet bet t>tno. 752·20fl. flrtplactt . mlcro-w11(1
& tpc. Din rm w/~ kltch _ cwene. PflV• l*loe a
& nook, 3 bdrm plue TU_, ytrd•.!Qardener pr~-atudy, 3 oomp be. 6 min +++ft.II+++ ded. Elegant It.Ing
from bet\, POOi, ltnnla. WllTIUff 1&11/PUW 16 mlnut .. from Futll
..,._ •185.500. For Nit ar, 2t>a. 1dnt cond. Lo-2.9 Mllllon dollar tax lll1nd, 1 mlnut" to 8.
by ~.· ..... .,..... vely y11d. ~~;<!..00· Ala ~. Write otfe: Pina or O.C.Alrport. ,..,.. ._ .,_ IUM8Dlt In. ~719 Flrtt Yur. Juel eut of Ntwpor1
38% fecttr.. BIYd. & eo. of Sen Diego ABSO~UTELY MUST
SE.I.LI Prime waterfront
condo, uaumt S300K.
Call Owner to 11 PM fOf
detallt. 173..0141
TUii
W• Wini ltrgtt Yl•w
home In Nwpl/OctM.
Ht\19 bMut. 3 br, den
Udo ltlt home on 45' lol.
15~ or 100% Stete Frwy. Starting at 1900 1
Pre>ptrty II turn key with month. t31·M3t, 2473 caan flow of 16% + .. Orang• Ave., Coeta
Moll\ltled Stlltr -Llml· _M_ ... __ . ------
&.-IT&TI UL 400K eq. + cul'!. No
At 12~~ and Qat , gor-ff1tar1, p1eua. ya-31Aa
led Of*. Ctntlnty not
for tveryone. PRINCI·
PALS ONLY. Call
873--9372 8kr.
Ul1'1m .,....., ....
geou1 CondO With ooaen ..U/UY YllW
vttw. 3 Br. 2'A le. POOi. 3 bdrm, 3 be, 1515.000. Ian•,,.,,.,,. IOIO •P•. tannle, walk to Try 16'4 dn end you own •••••••••••'"••-'••••••
3 Br. 3 8a. frptc:, micro.
deck, pool & tennl1
1626/mo. 848· 111•
dl)'I. 845-11543 """· b .. ch. 1230,000. c.i1 tor •2soo per month •m WUTll Oe1or.t ~. &4G-5100 Tred• for N.8 . oct1n· 2 br, 1 be, W/O hooll·up,
TSL Propettltt ---------1 front homt . Owner ii"· No Ptll. 1475
842·1• MWFWTlllllTI 1800.000. 3711 SH· 2 1780 P l1cent11 ~~~~~~~~~ Cult°'" bultt, cor,,., 101, lhor•. 873-8578 _5_4_s._1_g_8_3 ____ _
OCEAN FAONT 2 bdrm+ ount +family ESTATE SALE Ob condo 11,0001$726. 2 BY OWNEA. XLHT LOC. room. C/NJL 1375,000. phJ• loft BR 2.,., bl AJq
FLEX. FIN. &4G-TMO ()pef'I SaVSun/Mon 1-4 EJSlde C.M. Property, 3 ChrlS. 873-~89
lePt4.LHMltnl
Tak• over low Int IM.
1 Br Condo 17', 750
3 8f home s 117,500
3 8r Condo 1180,000
On PenlnlUlt $429.000
Wattrlront •995.000
111-1711
Fentaattc one of 1 kind
s..vttw hofne '°' ..... Lrg yerd w/jec:uUI & l•-bulou• \ltew. 3 8c:lr 3 Bl,
50t ~Av. unite. S 125.000 (dlec. Nice_. ___ 2 B 1 8 ,._ ..
30K). Xlnt oppty. Ruety. ........ '· 1· ""'' non·rllr. 1·121·0008 or yerd. 1nc11d g1ragt . (213)944-0351X3468. Chlld Ok , no pet1. ..atu.n .... , ....
Hlghly upgraded tnd ex·
pended. 1215,000 fff.
Call O«ry Of CftMta 111-11111 111-1111
•HWPllT llYll· ...
3 bf. 2'h ba. fernlly condo
loc1ttd on grHnbeltlt
A.Hoc . lnclud .. pool,
ttnnll & clubhouM. 2670
San Mlgutl Or .• Newport
Buch. 759· 150 I or
752·7373
$550/mo. plus MCUrlty, 71 lllTI 2544 Or1nge "O" MITA MIU _s.44-_2_1_18 ____ _
AJtnoat 6 ac:t., 1n prime .Vtttlid• 2 Br. 1 Bl. fnod
loecatlon • Jutl mlnut• patio, tnc110 g1r1gt,
10 Newport Beech••· new oarptt1. drepee,
Well maintained wllot1 ol paint. No pet1. $495/mo
greenery, pool. Ltrg• plu1 aecurlty. 548·5442,
2·story 3 bdrm unite Ind _7_7_0-_56_2_11. ____ _
no vecanclee. Large u-t Br with 11ove, COYered
tumtblt loins. 15.600, parking, c:tllld & •me.II pe1
000 (lncludn l111d). ok, $450/mo. 536-7979.
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Rlcll Alderttte 731-4444 IHl 1111,. newly re ecorated, OfA# IHl 1111,. •-"·---$795/mo. 975·48 t 7. I ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~1.~ ••••• ~ •9>5899. 335 Reim• Ln I •di#·-· Huge 6 br, 3 bt. fem. COLLEGE PARK f« lalt 1111 home nr oceen. V1lu• 4 br, 3 be. pool, dbM gar.
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HOME •"""LR Din R La.lmbeer Alty 5-i9·2330 $700 mo. Murchlnaon · "'.-· · · m. En1-.v1 ... 752-8731 kit optna to Fam Rm, -· ,...
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place, bflck patio, 151. tm.. 1144 bet\, 1n5 mo. 1M12-oeo1
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Lio. 333217. 557-1738 ,...,_ i PIU=.t~. ~13 General HOUMClffnlng. Free .. u~ 552-0410 ~SR PAPERHANGING FrM .... Ina 641-7581 "r~~o,.:::.:~:m ~;
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MOWING • CLEAN UPS t1AULING·GRAOING for lady In excllg• for THtur.. Pat~ N mini 642.()969 a.-.n Haullng . Landac:.plng demollUon, clHn-up. rent . ._.... 971-3979 '"•"-fRU EST. 646-825 ° mum ::1.-:···••••••••••••••• fir• 11t. 642-9907 Concrete & trM removal. 1-----ft-'-•7 _____ •••••-:':r••••••••••••••
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Cleenlng, Ltd. 548-8853
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RMa. prlcft. 640·5654 ORYWA~L/ACOUSTIC Oulok aerv. 642-7838 Homa Ci.anlng: honoe1, RALPH'S PAINTING PLASTER PATCHING CLERICAL SERVICES
Repairs. new & old. 11 Have aom .. hlng to Mii? rellable, llardworklng & lfltlext. Aeaa. rat•. Reatueoo1. lnt/•xt. 30 Bkkpg*Typlng•FllM Have aometlllr19 to Mii? yr1 exp. Bud 652·96'2 ClMllfled .CS. do It W911. Sell Idle ltemt 842·5678 rtlfereneea. 554-4454 Ref. Fr• Ml. 53e-91t8 yr1. Neat. Peul 545-2977 PU/del. avall. 842-B5111 aualfled ad6 do It well .
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DON'T SEE. grMnbelt, poo1. ,..... M llYm AYL 3 Br. 1'..\ ea. 1475. petlo. POOi & Spa. No MS-0302 $77/Wk !!_!~~r.·.f'10' .s>art67"'~-~.:1 c~.~r'5s~-1·ot11.0Manyx1ru. ••••••••••••••••••••• S 8 4 5 . II 4 4 • 7 2 2 0 , 3 BR 2 S., llreplaoe, 2 Laundry fae., pool P911. $385. 549-2«7. •ft• _ _,,.. .., ........,. -,. lfnll M.. ,,.,, f fffM JM
S4M75S cu guag•, lge yerd. 548-955& VILLA MADERA 1:~.~;:,~p~I~~ .. ': ~~ Roomn\ete 1o lt\r 38( hM, Ofe for rent full or part, In ~.bldg °" Coal .................... .. f Br. den, Turtteroek 1825 mo. •Clean 2 er. MeeArthur 28r, 2Ba E. Sid•. upe-P91•. 1540. 675--0349 eoata .._. 646-9755 mlle/ '-nele. 19th St .. C.M. Xlnt troo1 Hwy, ~th Laguna. Ai>-
;condo. A/C, pool. QM. no a..lttr, Vig .. S.A. Tllftnil. pool. talt'I apt, dtnwlllr & di.-• --2Br 1 .. -1 "-·--I •--•-•-~-MS-USN o le loe. Avell lmm•d. Pl rox1. 5001 IQt. ti. Exkcelln. jl*t. 1825. 855-1338 ••• llH spa. $1100 . Adu I ti. pOMI, wtr/gaa fr•. Encl ..... 09 ..... ,..,.... ..._ --,, Mlle or fem.le en.re 3 540-12117 en pr va • par II _. 752 u22 641 1460 r:araoe· family complex. from beach. Mini ocean •••••••••••••••••••••• behind bldg. $526 mo. ~Br. Woodbridge Condo. • or • ,. + ... ,.,. ..._ vu •750 yrty 67"' 7807 ••-bdrm, 2 ba hom• In TOP LOCATION Harbor-Turner Aaloe. 484--1177 .725/mo •·-" mldJ"' "mo. ._., ..._. · • • "' -•r•-• Hunt. Bch. •220 mo,·~ B-.. -"'·nt•r .• 3011·23 .~ca11 Robki ":1"4e1-254u;~· ~o'fr:·.!.,'!;~;,::: w~~~~.~~~.'•v~ 54a-.t147. 2324EkMllSt. 1.91 llfflllY ~rmck! ~~ utll. 642-1412 H;;;,, Bid. CM. 560 & i-.B-.-o-fe_&/_Of_lnd-utt_IP_aoe_
ELEG.ANT auto mat I e gar . 7·2. $400 mo. 546-4329, Lprrg !o 8d' ~ '!.:;~~tj.~:g 3 br, 2 ba, Mndy l>Metl. Lido iete i bdrm. t= F to lhr 3 br E/Slde C.M. 125 0 I q ·ft · M 0 r · ;:~ For~ ~~ng at
,.. VIEW CONDO 11300/mo. 76G-93f3. 645-e625 aft 8/wiinJI'.' (213) 282-7133 rm .. 2 ba, $3100, July, hH w/26 y r 019 M. 645-8100, 549-1366 mo. •
•2 Br. 2~ e.. micro, ga-Harbor View Horn..• 8' 1 BR APT. 0/W, New A r•r• opportunity to IM-$3500 Augual. 811 Grun-Mml-furn. 1300/mo. & 2nd floor walk-up olflcel, ITlll/lfflOI
r1ig9. S750. 1175-1761 & 3in e.. Mperate malde pllnt & cpl• and dr.,... 1A1T191 .. at beautlful SEA dy, Ritt, t7M161. lltll•. No 1moklng, no 1125 & 1165 monthly. 300 10 900 eq. fl Dnlwn
64H204. quarter1, beautiful oak Carport. 1375/mo. 2 bdrm, 1 ba, MW ear-ISLAND. LOY91y "Bl.mini" I Mb,,_...... .. ~~7~ohn 9 -7 pm , U1Hs pd. Crpts. drapee, Laguna 484-6"8.
IUIT Wll•lllll par~ floor, LR. & o .R. 651-2175 r''· paint. no pet1. Plan. 2 Br. Oen, 2'..\ ea. ....., · ~5~~1:::J I ng · Cd M · IU•llllil lnlilffN
Arbor Lake twnhH. 2 trg FdamlllyllAoom,,fllllll 2 Ir. poot, Sl'f9 .. '525 .,.412•51~ .. t82 Tul i p . :::v:~..,~~ !!!'-r!'t.f.,n:.::i, Fdnonemkl 'EttoSllhd r C2 Mbr ••••••••••a•1••••::::.••• mutw BR, 2 ea. din. rm, pon w t water • . mo. No pets. 1395 .. 8.. ...., ..., "" -·-"•7· --.... , up ex, • . . 4 defuH offlea itralegle .8 . 3875 reh. J<IVV eq.
brkfst noo«, frpl, refrlg. 11800/mo. 567-7372 w. Beker. 641-0793. 1ar. 1ea. Quiel & ..eure. ~~:ilon call 714/ ...... 111--. .. .,. 1225 lnel. utlla. 645-7220 loeetton on ee.ci, Blvd. ft. or 1 .. 1. MIA zon•
All upgrad ... Aerou 2 &. 2\.\ ea. micro, c11n-2 IA garden apt New 1920 Wallace Ave. · Soec 3 bf condo Untv ..,.,... t. ... lfJJI HB. Front expo1Ure, loe Agtlrll 541-5032.
Pools end tennla neerby 1650/mo Av•ll now ...--· • oc:een vtew. tennl1, I• k , lrvlne. l300/wk. St«aoe garage for rent Owor. 213-450-e555 strlal . Office. 18081 FW-
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~9632 8". 6pm from Lake W/pvt Beh. waihar, pool, apa. ~No--.... ~Imo 78CMIS78 Pentnou., 2 8' & a loft, Pk.' • · ••••'••••••••••••••••• •Ion ar••· 85c 1q.f1. S750 up. 2160 ft. lndu-
•vall Aug 1 u 501 moi u .. -.-... • • ~ 2 Ir. lower, S420/mo, euzzl. S13t5/mo . Compl. furn: lln•n•, on Balboa Penln1ula ,..,_ • .,. l-'23. -.,_,., ,.... MW Cf1't9 & paint. eNld 831-eooo ..,.,._, dryer, "*-& PRIME OFFICE SPACE dondo ..,..Cle .... Hunt· "'ound ~lm1x lri-
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lM. 538-Condot 1 ._ • BLUFFS CONDO Hr, ~pt be~'::: :1:,: ~~ ~~ 2265 Mapte • .,ft_. "B~ 2 ... ....., more~~mm. &pVo.~, =·~~fr~· 10'n x COR08N7~~1L0 MAR lngton, 8"ctl. 642·2834. COIO<.CS m11e & ~. angetree • "'• 2 'AB•. Ito o mo . .. ..,,.· ---· -. ~ " .... •.-.QM. apu, _,.._ ~ ~"· .,._ Ull rtaw 4"' Shepherd, btk & tan
loft {2nd br), end Ufllt. on M0-8107 ~ ~ pool"t: A · ... ..,_. --bead! 2 bike. S900 yrty. Sharron, agt, 552-2000. Sing le garage. Co•I• •••••••••••••••••••••• male. Coellw mix puppy,
wat•r. 1550. o·r 1585 W 1 lllt 38 2b TSl·..._. 2 1_.. ,._. --No peta. 645-1882 MeM. MS/mo. Storage 1 •• fm l'lurM & c:u1e Pood+9 Mek tan & wht, mlle. 2 tem111e rum. 551-2760 •• e r •· ,,.., _... • _,.. ...................... Huntington 8eh oondo, 2 ooty. 20th St .• 831-0921 .. .,.,. ....., to lhat9 nice home Call Shelllel. Aleo e.t1 & klt-
c:pt'g, ICMty Y11Fd. 1186 $500/mo. 2 Br 1 ea. up-~ 2 Bf. ywd, QMllQ9. W&TDl'llD l>r. 1'A ba. pvt pool ten-Am ei ... • full wvlCe anytime, 916-1898. t•n•. Newport Beach r~~1L:~·~~~Cc>~ gdrv, MM76tl :=1o"":i :.: c=y -251mo~ ~~t.:C,~O':ii= ~ ~1~~5.AZ:: a:.;:. 'r ~~:h~~~~ ~E~~~~~.1.~~!: ula•/&.nt/ Anl~ Shelter e«-36tt
1925. 1142-3153 ; HARBOR VIEW HOMES. rm.• ·-=-patlo.$650.UtllltlMPD. 15toSepl.15.548-7501 640-8107 5225/mo.644-71119. f~ "ound short halr•d
875-8006 Carmel Model, 3 bdrm, 2 T8l u..-642_1803 .,.41 Older pref'd or t68-1068 Giii-IOI' rent, seo mo. ••••••••••••••••••••• orange lem eat. vie --------1 ba. BMu. 11050 mo. J.-_.... -e73-6145 ...,.. ..... ,. """' Adam• & Falfvlew Rd "Orangetr .. Condo. 2 br. cu:zzl •Meea Verde 2 8' 1 Ba. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Nwpt home, 4 br, 3 Coata ....... CM. 54M772 .deck on ltrewn, tennll, 879-3923 Newly refurblihed Delulle poolalde. xtra 1111-1Br. 1a.. .,.. cpl, yr1y, ba, ~oom. Stepe to 2 967-2740 atl 8PM. Alrpoi1 Ar-. ex.c tu"e ~!r, IM
.:pool , etc. 1550. k~ l I 5485/mo No peu· g• 2br , 2ba, blln1, 1'hblkltobc:h.'550rno. pvt beecttea. Avail . .My Sfngle garage, dbl bolt.' •xpand8,eimy1Urroun-Wlt.4MING·P~·c~:
"857-4"3 M F• 8 W 1133-8974 . . dSWhr, 1'n mllea beech. 875-2010 dyl. 15 to Aug. 15• Aug. 16 to Co1ta MeH. 180 mo. :~~~ ~50.,.. ti o~~ cal Hrvlee lie. Co1ta ITahnllW Ull · Adult•. no P91•· $500mo Sept. 15. 12100 mo. St ,.. 851-a175 1 -... 1-aa• -..Ci 1141 •••••••••• ... •••••••••• Large 3 er. 2 ea. Tl)WT)-538-63e2 OCEAN VU 2 br, 1'h ba. 548-7601or968-1068 OfliQ9 °"'7· fleea & deak ~ lrom Mela area. No •llP· nee. "::'r.-::; ••••••••••••••• Reeon-llk• adult trect nr hOuM In qu1e1 complex deck, frpt, r.:;· Adult8. 2115/mo. Including cool Wiii train. 150,000 full P~~HO~rieer ~ SC PlzL Poot, grdnr. Olx laro-pool garden .. ,: wmfRJTIU $585. 2218 aelfle Ave, Newport BHeh condo, !!'!.!.~!~ .... !.'!! rm1. reeept1on111, an1-amount req'd. WIN net
; ba ~ yd ~~k t~ 1br. No pet•. S4 ting. l67S . .845-33111, 1 & 2 Br. OftoOUnt on C.M. Bluff• arH. See :~ ~·1=im':.9·=: 520 aq. ti. 11.00 per eq. werlng Mrvlee, lots ot $40,000 plu1. Call col-bch 11300 49.._...874 A .__,,,,~ 675-5949. aome mo0e11. Poot, Spa, llrst then call, 1146-3826. 67., ., • ...,., or .,.1 ..... 11 .. 3975 Birch., N.B. perking, WP & Tix avell. lect, Mon-Fri., Hk for · · ir.f.'!ft•lt • .,., .. G y m . S au n a , at e 644-8722, 642-8808 .,.....,.,. ""' .._ Agen1 541.5032 833·9976 A u d I . 9 • 6 P M ,
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Tualln & 21st. 64S--0681
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"ound: Beau grey lhort hair kllten. Loving &
playful. 759-0440 3 BA, patio w/tpl, Short ",.:_:·:. •;,•,••;.:•:••,;;::. 1,~~.· 01~7/Fwl!!!_ pds1'. 646-0619. 2Br Coll.,.., W. Newport. .... .... 1... S300/up: CarP911, drepet, 408-667-0111 walk to beech. 12,000 ...,_ •• ,,._ •1-••• ...... .. v--F le -.-Y •100 -. 1817 Weetellff. N.8. 25& al 17301 .... A .. H.B
ly 21" •7• 2256 •••••••••••••••••••••• No pell. $330 mo. 2 Br 2 Ba+ o.r.. Town-rp ·gar. rly • mo. Apt, llPI 4, 1 1>111 from to 4000 aq. ti. 111. noor. r. .,.....,.,, · · llSTAllllT P&llm l Olt-Blk/wht Shih Tzu. mo. YT · .,,..., .,.. Oee1n view, b .. ullfully &4W161 houM, tennla & apa, nr +MC. dep. 645-1387 l>Metl. Gar, quiet. '400 Agent 541-5032 842·2834. Wanted. Siient or acilve. Harbof & 19th, CM on Fri
Nice 1BR 1 ba, trlpteK, lurn. 1ownhouH, frplc, beach. 2202 H•H Cir. i.. Cl••'-Jltl wil. 760-1962 flll IEIT BBO r1b1. 110,000. night. Coate M ... 9-1.
patio, garage, S tove/ pool & patio. 1885/mo. M ... Verde 2 Br. 1 Ba. 860-3746 •••••••••••••••••••••• EMERALD BAY , Lag. 1-524-7906/1-776-1130 ty Supply 1816, CM. FW-
refrlg . 524 St. Anns. 673-0896. garage, 111. floor, n~ 2 Br. with garag•. b•I· Adult, Studio, 1tove. re-Front row. SP9()1aeular ~~%~!"e':c';: = ull NN\Qe gardening & wwd 54M787 s550• 5*1453 wtcdyt. •u,,..,_ :!!:i:.4~~~~i~. cony, 11ove & dl•ll· ~· utlle. $275/mo. white water view, pvt m'I. 'til'do. Competitive landacaplng, all equip., Loet c.t. FWward. Solid
INCREDIBLE Old Medi· ~ 11fl 7 5 8 . 4 2 2 8 . wk n d s w • • h • r . I 6 5 0 Imo . move In. 481-M52 bet\, 384' & def\. 2'Mll -ratee. prof. atmoepnere, route, etc. B .. 1 offer. grey neutered mele. Med
,t•rr•n••n \/Illa on •••••••••••••••••••••• 549-7329. 53e-7978. ~ •• ,,_,. r.nJ.w beachy. Avlll .My, Aug. ~»~ call now for detail•. 549-1174 lenglh fur. 484-6410 oceanfront, leaded win· Quiet Junior & 1 Bt1. ..,. Sept. Agt 4M-002t ./.~ ,.._.. te0-2471 := mw1ve.,:n~·J ~~om,:~::· :,,~r~r;~: 'i~~. ~ ~:: '=~~o;6~~'~: .. !!..'!~ ..... I!!! rwtJM ... W.fllf ~,=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~bi~.·~~~ ..
gar .• ·p~ .. eh cove r •. 1730; Keellon off patloa. all bit-Ina, lndry 642-2834. 642-3172 WWlll ;;c~·;-a·;-e; ;_...... •SUITE DEALS• gotlable. Phll 645-5080
12.950. per mo. Yrly. Slater. 842-7848. :ti amall pet ok. Woo 1 2 84'. 1 Ba. No petl, quiet YILUIE Av811. now. Weeltly ttiN ., -... ...... O.C. Airport -. Prof. AM 71~5&29 t-... .... 1141 TSL Mgmt. 642-1803 .,.._ Reedy now! '455 New 1&2 bdrm. IUXUtY """"*· 873-787'3. erwtr°':'~fulf ~, i---~------
taeular ocean & ~.-::;••••••••••••••• Atl. 5, 642-822. 1 plus~. <426-A 12th. apt• In 14 P'anl. 1 Bdrm ... ,.,, ., ...,. fl# :.:0 or ~ ::;:! 1s0 w1111 a ~ of your
taln vi.w Monarch Studio, non-emkr, bu1/ St. from '515, 2 bdrm from •••--••••••••••••••••• 1 eq ft • 3500 aq ft. 1 MO own for minimum coat?
· -home, 3 Br. 3 l>fof over 40 pref. S375 NIOe 2. l>r, ,.,. req. No Neer beed'I 2 Br. 1~ 8a. $570, TownllouN from •Ill.ID .,,..... FREE. 75~78. Cell en expert • gu.,.n.
$1050/mo. Call Ow-mo. loci utll. 494-0451. '*'· S355tmo. 352 Vic-ct'ptl, drpa, bh-lnl, fri>te. 1840 + pool•, tennl1, IN•M&Te From 1 ~,;t::m.. teed prOflt tf'I 30 deyl.
-4~252. .__,, J.Mi 1111 tor1a. MW181 enef.cl QMllQ9. 1595/mo. wat•rf•lf1. pond1I Gu .. I 5 ~ Quiet office In CdM w/pvt Compl•t• HI-up plu• ~OCEAN VIEWSll .:.";{;;; .............. Flrepfaea, pool, dl•h· call 536-0921 for cooking a heating FlllDS = ~.icsr· Air· batllroom. Approx 175 bu11neu eon1u1tant.
8-rtlf\JI 3 bf, 2 ba. lam. "':l231.:·e'::o:·.::,n::. ~· ~ r:11o.1~6L: 2 bf w/petlo. Nr 8aedl & ~'!!'y ~rr~:1. s:~r~~·~~ Ol<*t & larv-t agency por1er Inn. 2172 Dupont. .q ft. No maintenance. 1_850_-0_2_1_t _____ _
rm. Av811. 760-8376 · •r •n r. • lndlanapolla. 1475/mo. ~-...... 1 .. _F_,..._ "" .....--... ~ ..... 11· Call AM. 833-3223 $225/mo. Call Lyndy . N •---•-1 ---------1 $700/mo 1ummer, 557·2&41. .,,. •. 5016, (213...., .. 7,..,, _., o ""'---·to ""....._, .. ---•m 87 .. 2311 ...., -_.,. OCEAN VIEW 11400 1450/mo •lnt•r. (213) _.,.. ,.,.,..,.. .,..... S • • w Ind VI 11 • O • photoe & referencea. BAYfRQNT ..,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••
I exe 3 BR 2t,t ba decil• 941-3065 2 BR, refrlg, encl. gar. ,,_,__ H~• {714)8t3-51H . Crecllta.: ~ --Hd $30,000 3rd TD. ~ 499-4820 673-0822 1430. plu1 1250. HC. ~ .,...,, Good Morning Amertc:a. Prime office. 673-1003 nsw _.r_ WI<'/ large eqUlty ....,. ' YUILY Lall 646-03418"1:30PM 1·aA:·;-;•.;;h.·~ ._, fM The Tomorrow snow. WeHppolnted office wl front hOITle. M2·55113 ~ auJ1 JIJI CIMn 1bdrm,1 bit trom Sharp end unit A/C ...................... ...... M11• Exec iultea, full Hrv., Nwpt View. Approx 1,000
•• ••••••••••••••••••• beach, prlv patio, gar. 2y'!,'!,~ :5o":!.1':;~~~ D/W, Poot. ten, )K. Avt'. N~~ fur.~~'!•d ,..~~0'!' • .'n ....... lllr ....:.... d~_..!..llllfllm. No ..... or.at. 7,. .. 'r.,. ,..7• tq. ti .• ,..7100 l•IU'I--., fnll _, br, 2 N adutt twntlM, MOO mo. 760·1H2 WI. 715. 1450. 876-1434 ~~ 5484829 """' .,.er ---•••----_, ....-v• .. .....,... Jf3f
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.. 1-llMll·llll • !.~· ,nr~·1 ~ =t ••••-* ~ ...... ••~• ='Am Two atory office 1ult• •••••u.• ... •;,•;ma•••••••••• ...... ._,. _, .... _ 1480. 2 BA. pool, unaul-U4t ---Avall lmmed. to n~emtl-M/F .n .. 4 Br.~ In 1v811 In W COel• Meea -"\fWW 35. M50. 497-3973 C t C d d I table for children 326J •• ••••••••••••••••••• d I k .__ ... F bd N t Sh N •INlf C . 8 • ' ... 2 a.. .... * * * u• om • ar H gn 17th Pl ••9.5131 aft 1Br apt, Arch Beaoll Krlt~ ... , .. Id . ~ 11rm85. ewpor OfH. r With f ll all ooka on Tape.~,.... ~~...,. J#I 2Br, 2Ba, •P•. patio, . . .... Haight•. $475 mo. Incl ,..., ry ....... beach, pool • ionnl1. UM o reoep on. 648-5625 (Mk for Jo) Sped 1ng In 1• & INI lflHtlt P.eer ~• •••••••••••••••• 1plral 1talra, 1kyllte1, 11am. utll. Cont11et Mika Ru•-mo. H3-1421 1390/mo. 1/1 utll1. ~!:..~.,· ~~ l"'.JtM .., __ ....... , .. ,C, _... TD'• .inc. 1141 ....._ :M ..._,•day Htcllff 3 IA 1v. b•. frple. 1~ blka to beh. 2 2 redee 548 4340. _...... .. .......... --,-: ---,...., _,.,...... Robt. Sattler NH/CM 1ci-r. ~ ....
• 900 mo. Alto Irv. Twr .. Yrly 11300 mo. Utll lnel. ~ool brRe'rr11g ~o pet•. Mii 640-3225 FPURN . rbm. •,o r rent. -• -llJ1 c.etng. Mall & meeeaiee pkg. uMl671~155 E. Cat R.E. Brok.er Id Aeltton Ja-·-•, •·-•· L·--•1 i• BR 21,+ ea. 11400 mo. 873-9384 8" 8PM. · 4 · · Studio $430. •,+ block to hone, oat ng, tenn. -· MN. evalt. aeperetety If Hwy. 642·2171 541..0S11 -~ .... ....., .F. freett & dean, no 1~6 8 "7318• beach, nHr •hopping, ert, pool. Si.p. to beh. Wonclng ledlea over 40 dHlred. Call: Judy, COSTA MESA office u *•11 .. tourlatl .
. All! now. 146-2389 ~It 6 utlli paid, xlnl ocHn KI 1. Pr Iv . 12 7 5 mo. wllllng to talk abOUt ttn-71417ecM>100. IPMI for '-· ~ox. IOOW HAS US for TP'I BankArnericard, Muter
••a•• .... 1T.nnuw Large 1 8f. Eamlde. ne-v , • • • 4 8 4 • 5 4 1 o . 64~5734 ding anc1 ahlrtng. 11o1.e .... .._ 2.000 tq.lt. °'pvt aftlcee. ~~~~1:K N~P:. ;:::.~·01~:~1~~ .;:.:
1 .._ •••••••••••••••••••••• tural wood bMtnecl °"" 41M-27t7. 1 s1ee91no room wttll kit· (Newport •r••l· Call E>wautM offtoe In can-Oeftaral WOtk.,... p1u1 :';t. o.n..aon & Aaeoc. come 7141845_3 433. (lb I) ..,.,. II'-' II# llt'OI 1 eeblnett. UOflt 1 ., .... ,, ----t -•• ehen, prfvelo bett1 a en-"T.U llt &42•7"3 aun-n«yV -.111eQo ........ ,_. ~...!!!.!'. !!!~·. 6 ·1 .. 11 ' 2112 Harbor Bl CM By 1119 ll'IOl'IUI Oftl/iJ BVT ...................... airy. 1425. 851-9522 :;.W.:.~:. ... ~ trance. lal.Mdry fee. Atao c91¥fWuTtlurld9yafterl lroller rt'-4 _..., ""' _._ ....... _. .... , 1 ___ .. _--.• _____ 1 ________ _
only S900/lft0 f1of} 8f 2 Yrty 2 bdrm, 1 bL Oedt. btwn W . NO fEEI Apt, & Conde> aleeplr)a JOOftl wtltl eNro P. t1 t1I At .. 408 ~I H9'bof OE8.PEAATEI Mull Mii tCla11lfled Adi are Ille a.. walk to beedl. Aval! ldry. No peta. 1196 WeMllde, 1 bdnn. atcM, rent91. w. "9nt•. houM. ~1te1 • tll Wl1'll INd. •· F« more Info 3rd TD of $12.1100 12% anewer to a Mc mJvl
from June 20. 17~t retng. No peta 1350. 717 f7a-.t12 ltoker. Room wttll kltcMn prlv. Mr Diii. w. 111"9, 2,012 tq Cal aull_,., 711-4111 •lf'lllOht 4 ~ "°"' II. o-a.e.or yanl lllleC lt'u
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AP ART M[HVi Uk, b09t ddt '400/wtl •••••••••••••••••••••• wee 1 "· .,.., new Sml bel:INIOI' " ,.,. .. , ~ pool. .. uttl pd. ~ IULn ""'·pd, l01 L.....,. •. 1 8 I 4 M 0" r 0 v I a . ,_ W71Fll I I t7MM2. 112...., 141 o3H 11M111 CW., ., .., 1111 ~---2-lt-1M-. -PoOl-.1 __ ,
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IA 11• ~"Tl -.. our Ml-41t1, lbt. 14 MIS ~. f 20' 0 A II d •• !l'!ff .......... T:...: ......... ,, ...,.1 ...,. • '"9fel ....,._. ..._ _ NIT,__ Antique doll•. antique and other •• m:rC.!'t.... •• Sloop. ;11:,~:::e::' 1 • llM..,, ....., .., -. .... a-.... net ,___ .._, ·-~~~T~~ furniture lncludlnc dlntn1 room Mt, """• oe.i, ..., lllt, • Miii w/otd 0 L ttaoo 11...,., IPoit a...o. =~~-::-~ ~. Natl ~· CllNIMt.. :~-~-rr'1 ~romotlon, ~~" 0.Pt~ ~r bookctlll, hand pelntad China, pot*'Y, :;:,·1~":.~111fnat. W/preot. new I.I HP Good oond. l1IOO 090
ptlv1tetv lof • 11101\. HO Newport l:IOftM~tilOftM, let. door to door ,_..P91* Haviland, hand toola, lln.nl, palntlna by . l 1IOO. 171-1111. Ml-1MI
d i Id 1 a • ll outer Dr, Newport ApPly NoWI e:-.1:10f'M .-. proer1m. Gu9i'lft-1'.W. Cu_._, Lota of __,1_. New• " ou H1mllton1 llLANDl1' 17 Ne ....... , .._, .,_ .._ ~.~:..o.;~:: leedl •JM)toNrt '"' tlrfy. wage plue .,.._., ................ Dratting t able end XlntftMNlne•iOO 1.:.nr..mm •• Tlt'fl
In tOOd \ .. ti. Ull"°'' Ill +QM Tilen pertwlNp'I 1Mre OOfMllllDri'J. Hl't. 4PM to •QUIP m' t •• 10 0 . Pr1v• PlttY ~JO '74 Toyota Landcnlleer,
d l1orat1on auur•d. $14 400 of proflt1. Mutt t1ev1 9'M. T"'"'"9 II PfOlll.. Ht-tefl 111rdtop. 11710. cn.t INIY • ~ in. :~1':.''%;r. = ...,_ ~ ....,_, .-.. IHMlte '"· ftotent1e1 to 11rn ......... • llM ·•c" ltendlfd INIS, 111#1 84t-1101 aft .. ,... lend photo end dNled .. ct .. ic-l ptlon1, 01au11 aaoo plUI per ... '°' ~. f100 ..... ,,,. .. , WILi.Ti ,., delcfiptlon to lkNC. M Po1Hng 111i p1u1. .....,., ,_~.cell en Interview. o111 : --k....,.12 , . •••••••••••••••••..... 11-. •1M•1•
No. 1011, Delly Piiot. 64MW ........................ _ ....,.,._, 1·IOO·Hl·l141, Ht. ...,... ..... ' ' ' 8o 1lllO COiie Mell. Ill illl,.aa _, -MMl71 ellt S11 1204• ~-'kif# .,, .__,,._ Ma O~PIE". Ch41ap to oPe-81 .ii .c-Wk mo ,..xw ... .' 11 ...... l•ll'lllt l"'ll!IPl•to ... r 1 ::ra::................ ;r.r.;n-. ....... TmJ flt•. Under warr1nty, Gl•P• ~1 _,, °' ., ,,.,..., ._. "'" __... Pan ttMe. Tr9¥11 AgeitOy I • ., , " "' o~ Ch I· ' f llY .,,..._ New IUlt-lll9 inenNM eat. M u • t 1•11 . I 3 o o . 8'41-0.... • ••••••••••••••••: • ....:; ~ ,..net. At:-It tlf• 1 tt•t fllTllU.. :S:.: • ltlo~Ult~x~ c:.;: t.. "1_,,,. :ee. New qu••n 1t1e, 141·Nt2 WAN'Pl!D: n · ellp orl llAl1lf& ~~ ~ %'rn:~ ...... ,, ...... fl lun top PIY liking '9ttte :.... t4a:..714 F,.._., HOO. Wllhet I 100, 750-5131 CAI.CUL.ATOR wttll ~ moortne for ullbOll,1 1M1 mlTI •
AmttHudor Trevel ~ In YoU1' .,.., :'§: -a memory. 50. Npt. loft. Joe. W-05021 SAS thor1 bid, new
Newport. Cell 144 teoo {Cell~. Mon., Tua} == =:=~~ 1!• !~ \1~. ::..:::· • -. .. -54t-9492 BOAT SLIPS I clutch, new Urea, n.W
.......... No experteiioe 0t ~ tor t.iephonl ... hr •.M -•--ffll a..... ,,,, AVAIL.ABU! t =~7~t.~~· ....,.... ,.... 111111 " ~ Wrtt •: ~ plUI bof"'9 welllly. Need Aefrlparator like "9W, 2 ..-...-~.................. NawPof19aedlIS',40' a ~~-v"~.,,....,...,,......,...,---
1 ta s yr9 • ..,,,. OefnoM,. zo ~ ~ venal, ;,o, :,!0:1m, own .,~ c.it ' door. l"rott Ir .. •1es. 2 OOf'llP, tull .. ldrm GAHN Bing. MCCew. 4 82'. 142-4M. MPM 'IT Ferd FIOO 2'A tort
f'!l!'p•• :rr;a;; ........ . tlon to""""· .. to 110 ~. Cell for -Ca. IOMO CMr-. 41t.st1'2' 183-tOIO ..... MOO .. IOf• I yra. otd. Hand limed. lg. HAVE OASHll Botllllll, 390 CID~ C:, Iv. 8rll\o ,_ Nr e IH-2111. H.L _.,llY (1111) llSJlll W-'&J,•bot••~ !!~l1hntlooondna1, ::C· :'r-ee"::'~ a.t o1-Nffd11 25·29' pwr 1bott1 ~~~·;,.~~~~~!l:J:
~.! ......... !.~~ s.nta':'n. ~ ~: L111L ~-l PA INT IN Q • ti .. +ttr lannta• '30. • .. ot63 "'..,."" . · v,.. I p or moo r !I g . ul 132 Of 881.3MC) _,.
8ea Jim Wood. ~~. lemly llw, c.mer~ etripper, &52-S132 lfl •. 1Uw I.__,,,, M2-27M t• 4 pm '*'• cMiraa of one "*' lead cameraperaonl ,. -,11 -MEOtTI" NIAN BED-••••••••••:-~ ........ IMI ....... ~-----......,...~ A«Mnltlng CASHIER I hou-arM office, a .A CMc Canter .,._, for 51 yr old IN IAVI~ ARIA _._ -• AOOM UT ~ KIO ... YAMAHA I' GRAND YUi H11 Co nD ...... Flllme. /l,fJtptt In '541_... prtmJno 00. ~ h9ve S High level oflloe _. ... & W.t132 aft. 0 d co" d • 2 7.8 GSE modi! wtllnut 1 yre ...... ,..., I ..... ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ·w paraon: Crown Hard-.,... 11' yreuperlntlphMeaot org1nlut1onal capebllt-841~1•142-0100 • · old.11100.'en-12ie littrttt•• II lt1 ·11 CHEV. VAN~ ion.
ware, 3107 E. CoHt 111 .. nht..... dlrtcrml~ oper ... , tlel naoaeury. AeqYir• Hotpotnt Aelrlgeretor ...._ ...... W 3!50 turt>o. New tlf• & ADurD~~ Hwy, CdM Ilona. Top pey & bene-minimum 120 wpm lhot· Frott F,.., 2 door 14ou Go~~ci:v Ladtaa Deak • ._,,_ .... llH .... WH +MORE. ltlOO. °' IU\ INlmJ II.DIA•• ~:for '-r:"r~ups: ttta. c111 Ht-HOO 1.a-thand, 70 wpm typing 11 ya11ow 1100. 54a-7HO M wood. :m;;-:r.............. • • r I I #It I off•.
CO-nDNlllJnD ..,... autom•tk:I. Gd. Mura, gune HMlt.. 1111111. Good peraon.itty ' l12S l•t IMe ..... ...... .... 142-4111 H In. ' STEVE 6'M50e Ul\Ul1ft "", ...._Ja...A & phone vo1c1 ablllty 10 Large 011p1av Freeur. we bu'1 Ind ... m Exper""°9d Mwtpapet alet1IMlll••-.-1r.-.... growing lhOC> In l.aeUM P.1'9 1MJ1 1 function unc1er' Pf._,,., HO or tr1da rcr any-B .. utlful Mat1011nyl uaed IC'OttinCI • on Sltpa avall up 10 30 11. 'fl ftrll Y•
Peraon to handle k•" tmmed. opening 1°' r• . NlgUel °" Awttty Pkwy. EntoY working with kldl at taut 2 yw1 exeeutl'tlll thing I Ut-8441 or Book~I~!!. oonalgnmant now COM AtH. Hiit. Call Excellent eond. 12800. ac:counta In co-oc> cat. lllble, con1crantlou1 Micro Precltlon Swl11, and wWI ln<:reued ..,: i.~ experience. WOfd 842~. _.... .. ,._ . lkllng, wind aurllng, Peggy Pallaon (714 Daya 781-"805, EvH
OOfY. Able to CCH>fdlNt• parton good wlllrr.. 71443,..11331: Call C1ltta nlnga, utmraJour out-Pfooeeetno &/Of accoun-..._,_ #• Hammond orgen, OCIUlfl,
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one-peraon co-op d... wtlo can uaa a 1 key Dubreull l:'wng peraon ty, !Mtn ting Upar1eflOe hllPIUI. "::;{::;:.............. "'~· dining Mt, INftCll board, back pecking, , 9' Chevy Van, 7000
pertment ·end work =•dd~~:i. mr~~~~d:;•:~ to becOfM •trained Contac1 Irene, 557-eeeo. Dual bk:yde ceir reek, 110. t>• , .drHHrt, lrplo1 clotlllng.!~r .. :i110 1bo7v% PIR mllel, brown, auto., pi t,
hand-ln-ti.nd with retell raca; prwlou1 CRT UIDlfETING HIH counHlor. Call SERVICE St1tlon attend/ Xlnt condition tcrMl1 & := & mile. e,,--.. 1 . 17 '" TOP ol 1229/mo Of pay HIH 1tall. Excellent 1 par. helpful but not llUU\I\ 2-5PM. 842·021, ext. helpw. Full 1 plttme,.. 731·2133 549-2973. 1 Plltlcgltn'. INYd CM. UP TO ~;~e~i~ mo. 011 ••l•llng loan or 17,
growth opportunltlH. nee. t11DV£Y 343. EOE Mr. Botta, 2490 FalrMw llY'I H" 1l IPlll Cir, CM. lffn ...,..,,.1 . eoo. 891-0322 • 1::1:ae:::i!~~.e::· ::: AllPfox. 24 ht. week. We \JYI\ Ill&. UTITI U&.11 Rd, CM ... 141-t• QUITTING Butlnall Sala ,;, "'' Spece tor bo1t lo 32'. Fina 32. Jaflrtee Po
Interview. offer compeny pd. bene-ASSISTANT We have en opening fOf SEWING MACHINE OPE-. now In PfoO,... It Bit-•••••••••••••••••••••• Main Channel. 1275/mo Bolt. Mii. ttade '°' v • •·....a Itta lnc:t'g. m11Jor rnad!QI, two ..a-ctr-....d, lntalll-AATORI. i!xpar, q~ ,...,,. at H" tam'• Contemporary TEC Etectrontc Calh ,. 876-30e3 0t 97t-eee7, saaoo. 4114-2043. •~t _, dental plut profit th•-gent HIHP•rtoni to minded. piece ratH. '20. "4-()339 Furniture. 1931 Nwpott glttat & tepe for dept. sZ:/. L'11t ring. $1150 work In the Newport , Cott• Maa 142·"62 -Bl., C.M. !Mt-5518 1 1700 or otr. 551~728
Cotta ...... :. ~ S~;..,... 2e5 ~~~. C.M. PEA~NTH cHl11albOt11l.,a1•1nlndcommer/or rea:: TO~LESS MODELS . s:i:1Mo~8" ~olleglete ... IHrtflM rt:~~ !~~i/l~~!'t! ... ,.,·,•• -.. _v ... ldentlal In more 175 DAY• PAID DAILY llM-0338 Brand new bedroom, ,.,.. ,_ lllff~·
Equ:I Oppty "!'£. •• ..... the no eJCP •nee• "21-2583 t b lea, l1m pt, etc ....... •••••••••o•••• ·~ .................. .. (CIOMd JWy Sift) "'15 Poeltlont to Flit •flluen~~~NNA Schwinn Varally boy't 9711-9457 BEAUTIFUL 26" ACA 8e Bonanu Debonair
AUTOMOTIVe • W,/NI\' fm "'No Exper. NMdad fll... .... 1 10-apd, llte blU, 21", Jdnt COior TV Ille. 2 yr wrnty. Xlnl cond. 12.5~ llnence. Ult lnllnltt, -CO:tno tOf lnlarettlng "'Management Potential 8R. VICE Pl\ESIDEHT Learn • tldll & get v... eond 1125. 754-7178 Mitt,..., SlmmOnt kO II 1141. FrM datvety. All Of conekSar partner.
UM mec:hanQ/ tac:hnt-WOfk? lyptng, no anor-"'8onuMe & Profl1 • .., L Tlllw le. tulble Upar1eflOe tn ttia An dlrorria IMdl CNIMr :f'=.'~.:OOm:; TV John'• ...._Hee 116().-2471
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exp. pretarract. Planty of P.c .H: 84&-7431 · on •-.,_ ttllntng MrW one...,. beet otr. 142·6107 1-UW --•••••••••••••••••••••• cu11omer pay work. vtmmedlateH~ __..,,,n., kind Heh month plut .... U WI,_ •-n "• P~t LVS 103U3 Mo-Pleatant environment • ta Ill.I 11....... tor 1\11'1. heedquert..ci two wHkt Heh year. Women'• 10 apeed. Xlnt GOOO ,.,.....0 1100 Zenith. 53&-NS2 lfl 8 pad $350. Vaepe M--'
n •er John W a" n a --(call Sun Mon T ) ofe. John Wayne AJrpot1 Eam extra money, PX, cond. 170 Of beet of*. """ · · $150. '79 Motot>ac~ , EJtper'd Of wtll train. Dry : 3 ., '*' .,.., Mutt hew plMMnt retirement benefita. Celt 857·17"8 142~19 ~ AecelYer Technl-Orange Couniy Alrpor1, clelnlng plent per'IOfllllly Wl lront ofc. today: • Moped In par11. Mak•
Exe. ~benefttl. 8ea 4 .. 1N6 --appw, Accur•ta typing t~731'4481 Man't5apdltallen-meda ~~~~~ ::r:.-r:oo~:.=v ~~· 845-5131 1l1ar S.W... · i~==~;;r-1 Outboard uper. only. 1 muat. Full banllftt pkg. Sama Anl 542~783 bike, Od oond. '55. 973 842.303e ~c!!':':"' lllDB/&al Sllodt M#lfla, t75-32a :;••ry open. 5&3-ot44 USA" Ctr. 582-3173 Begonia. C.M. 5't-1040 Double bed. nice ~ IHtl I ,,.,.,., '79 Puch moped, xlnt
NEWPORT BEACH nl'tlT lmUL •Hll&JIT 1P9t. TUftL AlllT llJJIJ..I haedboerd, l4UO. ~Jl!!!f =:·~~ble, toml,
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BMW Ferr 1 Portcfla IHI, accurate typlat, MrW tn tM Army Rae-P•m.-p11Mtma tor buey king Travel Agent wl ••·········;;;:/••n•••••• Sofa & • cewry & IHtl, llulM ..... M Trlll lat qualified ~·need ap: 95wpm. Oen. ofc. dutlee wve neer home. Call to-Nwpt arH exec tulle. heevy ,.... & group •· .... • cream, CU1 valll9t. xlnt L.'-f NII XL.HT COHO. 1225. ~• Allocdofl Houeton, C:.~"::' ~.~ day: ~phonet, "!Ult type ,,.,.._, Computw •· RadWood ht decking. c:ond 1450 952·6202 .. ;;,~.......... 173-3048 •v ,..,. F-" •~-TU911n 731-G411 ~ IOCUrllt9fy, mew. p~lence raqulr,•d. 4-20' ~aleo redwood ' · ...... I LP .,~,_,
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call 713-6&1-ot27 • --._ Cindy 133-9971 Ofd "roceaeorl Aecept C.lr Ml IHll ,..., NII 1HO Harley 01vld1on, Top dollara tor Spor1a BABYSITTER' d d needed tor pleeaant, -Pr« DEC-79 •v-. Im-,•••••••••••••••••••••• •-· •••••'•••••••••••••••• Golden Annlv.rtef" LI-Cart, B~t, Campers, n•• • • bUI", eatab'd. group ,.._, -....... t-~-......... IP I K s ·--A I Ill b ' weekend & or tome ' .,.,.,.. ""'"" _,,, -· Aeeteurant 'm•d opening, growth era 1n ttten~: llver, •••••••••••••••••••••• von In t1t1bl• • oat "lnllad Edition. Ftotcry 9t4'1, A •1 . practice. Exper. nee. exp. req'd. Ex<*I. wo<-potentlll. Clll 986-1100 CF A , top 11ne1. •ff.., Int leN w/2 hp engine, mint c\.ittom: te50 paint Job. Aak fOf U/C MOR
evee. 842-2"5 Npt. Ctr. 840-1122 king condt. & baMl!tt. w~: ~:~ 7141791-2073 111 5. Blea 4 wlllfe IOX, blue cond. 1795. 875-542' Many, many uttN; IOI• ---............. IMt Fl tlma. 7-3:30, 3-1 1:30. Cocktail Walt,..... ,., ... ,._ ._ _.. 9'199· NNdt exper rider. 22• Cuttyhunk nwgia. of Chrome & GOid platlnQ. -·-1111 Ben • 714-842-8044 Of apply In 8ul & Bw11ndert ••••A•••••••••••••••• tt"A":. _.., Good man't hOfaa. Reel cent• conaoi. offthore 17,000 Of B.0 . 6'tr1954 •--• kl~ nHd•d tor f.l•Hant, per1on: 48' Flagthlp C..u ... ;;t, ·~R~~·;;;,;,;:9;;,: on.a Of trade. lllherman (Mk • Miit ). ~. ,....-=-~~~...,--~__, 19711 8eldl Blvd. .. MllllT.llT buty, ••t•b d. g roup Ad .. NB ...................... -&·~ p.......... ~73 840-1502 • • a 0 71 TRIUMPH 660 Tigar. HUNTINGTON BEACH
Orange Coett SMtga le practice. Exper. nee. .,. 1-oed fOf a new Go;~:.:_ Sele .. Lot• ol ;:-.:,, 1 ....... .7 ~ • Set up tor outbrd, (no bcell. cond. Sll50. 142.,_ MetcJna Accountant with Npt Ctr. 840-1122 bletro raetaurent. Apply: 1 SIV8un 1M. ......-°' -· ......... a.-. 1ge Buchkln mare. •ng.). Tandem big wtll s.u.21ee --------
S&L eacper. Strong .... Dental Nunlng t.Ul-11AM, a33 8e)'9lde 179 At1Kw It. (Nr 1tttl & Doble pup, M., AKC ch. v.,.., gentle. 18.2 Hd. 7~ rn::ltllzled trtr. S11,000 '79 TS 115 Suzuki. low walft'rl! ~nee. fQf ,oMtleft FINHtCIAL SEC'Y & LYl'I Dr .. T · 9dl. ~ C.M. aired, blk/ruet, ahott. yra. 11500 or bat olr. nvHt•d. 9Hperet• ,.,,.... MOO •76 Hondl -• ~
rwpcwta ~to OflC ~TOA tor 3-11 IMl ~ dilil GAAAQ! 8ALE Sun & 879-0111 135-oSn :s~~ell 14896 . El9lnore 1251350, Mike Lite model ToyotH, lhe~. 754-c;-:1 ~·d.Areyou1Wc:Hng ;::~ec:-~ Bll.DIN6' Mon 8:30AM~PM. 2130 J .... J~ ....... " .... ,,, otter. 846-5131 11tar ~::-tz~ & VaM; tor a PtoOI ....... quelty pereon· A~Conv Nattonal Ave. CM C, -. -,. .. 1• 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• w - -Q llpm. E.O.E. otnoe where your out-H . . ""'-•'"" ••· -H l=~~~-.,..----t ORANGE COAST SA-going pertonallty & NOtlflt., 4fltll Ad., Pl.111116 DEPT. GARAGE SALE ·Sat/ M ... lrlltl s.ttar pur• TW '85 HONDA 10, run1,
1700 A~=. Cotti ~a·:J!!.. •• .,.~IOl11!.!, ~~ ... ~ ~~.~c1!;~ :~d~ bfad, be9uttful, .,.,.. Twin, brlnd new F.W.C. needl ~=; ~~~~~~~ .. '""" .._.,. ... ~-"" Ex p'd., 40 hr. wMk, booka, mllc. 159 Alber1 ofr. 546-1091 270 CNlldera lybrtdge ~. ,------~------__, t---'~~~~~-f S Mw nandal .,..,..,..., .. & • llPllY-muat ti. •bl• to work Pl. .__ .. ... ...1 apor111aher wltranaom 79 KAWASAKI. KZ1000 • .. _ .. ,_ :::r:o::::::r":-3-11:30 fulllllrna. Alto S.t.&Sun.OU.h,._to !~ .... !~ ....... ~. -'-'-lf1i dr, awlm'ttep, bow Windjammer IV, numa-
._.,.,..,. • RN part/time 11-7. be 1rr1nged. ApptTi In ..,,._. ::.~~'-•••••••••••••• plank, ewordflth g9af, rou11ourtng acoeMOf'lae. TILLD ~'.!!!~ tldlad '-"· Huntington Be h . P•rton: Ka rm A ma •••••••••••••••••••••• "Oki", • aw .. t loving ESTATE: 14 Gem Lab outrlggert, belt t111k1, 12700. 842·9917 aft ===;:::::;::;::==~ If you have~ ae • ....,....7 to top ..-Y 847-3515 H•dware. 2Me Harbor ·~ ,,_. Hutkyl Samoyed adutt F, c.rt'd diamond ~temt. etc. Blend new electr~ 5PM/ wtcnot. WI llY a ·---Of ........ ----..:... & excellent benefit•. Bl .. c . M. -..__...,,....... ....__... .._____. ..... nu ... T-........ :......: '""'F .. ,...,,,, I~ .. ~ USED CARS & TRUCKS .....'..~ an-=~--lng-In 11800 If quellfted. ,,...,,_ Organizer, otflc. par10n •••.:...:;•••••••••••••• ·~~· Bir"J .... 12 Ort p1tn~o• ...... ;;;· .. p11o"' 2i' tt;; -••• W.~ '""" "'' POft leldl. 831-2490 tor mite. dutH. Expe-_,.... 21 .. ·Chaln & nugget: ~-a. Oknot t.:..._..,•, ,.. •-fll.'I'-•.:. I COME INOA CA.LL FOR pla111nt 1urroundlng1, r I• n c e n • c • 11 a r y . s.... .:& ...... _ ..... , ,,,. -~.: --.....-. PID 11f1111M.
tllll may be the )Ob '°' 'DE.NT. AMt. Ortho. Npt. 831-«>00. Cl111ifl-.I Movtng. Nead home for aM 831-9278 PP. temp. «c. v.,.., 1811, long ;;;--M;t;·H~~2(;;.~ Cormler·Del.lllo
you. Bctt. 4 dey M-Th. Exper. -black "Magic". Lovable. 4.59 caret EMERALD. ap-range tor diving Of II-good eond. 111 11900 mYllUf We are a mllor S&L wtlo & RDA raq. 842-2e2e P.niM Let....... TI I I • L I I I Corm1ndel Screen, 2 2 year old mile c 11 pra!Md at a12.ooo. Wiii 1hlng. like over pay. lak• 842-1353 18211 BEAC)i BLVD. 11 Making qualllled 8P-Mon~FrT.. afternoons. r • other ICt'MM Inlaid, Ce-97Me91. Mii tor '30001640..eeee manta of 1372. mo. + r=-----------1
pllc1n11 to 1111 a teller IEllTIIT Contact: John Lain, Loi •• ,.. blnetl. Furniture. Orient-F kltt 9 ...... old I 15,000 eHh tor my rr.nm, '""' II 'lo .H .. U7N!~7T,o: .. ~ .•• c,H1 poettlon In our Newport General dentl11 wanted. Angelae Federal s.vtnga, al An. Jada. POfotllln, ,.. ena, .... 1 • """1/a..., equity Of good tr1r bolt •••••••'•• •••••••••••• -.._. --~~~ind good"· ~:.::_':;~.t,~ay·~ ~~~~Bl .• N.e . :: =::=,,A:,va;t~ :":a~ w.,:.~: ~~.:'::6f;~ 11ger iiiiiifbi•iiiiii °'"necar.84~111110. w~~:.'.:~:'ic~~~~_:--------
cr• aptitude • mutt. percentage. IM&-2411 ---------Dally Piiot hu an ope-Jewelry. 929 Gevlota, ,.,.,.,. "" e lo 20' long,* per ft. II'.,.. .... 1171 •love, 2 tablH, xlnl. Top Dolar
cetlent company peld DON'T ION PART TIME nlng tor • r~ble. Laguna Beech. Seti •••••••••••••••••••••• 775-1491 anytime. T d d lt200, "3-1971 Paid banliftt• lnCluda dental, your tan wor-M1tura peraon IOf d,.... enthu1lattlc peraon. Sun/Mon. 9AM-5PM. wn 11, gen., r• ar, 'lt ...... , .. _
opt1c11 & dependant king all dayl GrMI Inc-1hop. Cotta Mell. Muel hew Pfevloul ..... July 4th. WHkend. 1 ........ Al COIN COLLECTION SSB, dull VHF, depth -
coverage. Platte cell ome for thol1 hrt. In Iha "'45-1885. pt1ofie ..... exper1ence block S.W. ol PCH/ BL.ACK NAUGAHYDE PAPER MONEY tinder, end auto pllot. 25', tell cont. 15500. FOf Y""' Cert
P«tOnnal dep1r11n9nt. ....,.ing. Jellt, 497~1"8, -P-/Tlme--....,...Pl-.lblle-.....,Cont--ect-Inducting typing epprox. Thalll. W.tl32 llft. BASEBALL CARDS Mlero-wave, Avon, LMw· Steepe 8. "2·7520 JI•• I -
H7-2480 tor an ap-Laig 8ctl. l1r9 11-.+ W-"-45 W'Pf!' on IBM Se1eo---------..~~~~~~~~ STAMPS Todd &3&-1132 co, Comp. tithing Mt-up--------.. lJlull It,_,
polntment. -1~ _, trlc. Selaty plut com-~·-•I ::: Mutt ... Gomam 11-.... and much more. New '1~1'--l11l1119 II 2828 Hvt>or Btvd'. HOME FEDERAL S&L -•-mltalon, 40 Iv week wl1h :-r&;••••••••••••••••• KING INNERSPRING EX--~·.,. paint and canvat. Boet le •• :::tt7.•••••'"I'••••••• Cotti M..a ,. .. ,. ,,.._.,
paraon needed. dri-HARBOR AREA TAA FIRM matnaa Mt, LaScalM, 8-lpc dinner 1U1ty equlp'd and In wttty 1~===-::i:i::=., .....,..__, ;~~;~:t.~~=~c!: 2,.1,.11111,.111 ~=~ ~~~ ~.U:::·::r"N=; $"!~= ~~·~~~1 ... ~~a ~~=cs Blnltlng
TEJ.ERS
FUl/Part time poeltlonl
avallabla. In our South
Coatt Plaza otnc.. Ex·
pef'lence Pfeterr.d. ~
tact:
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1198 Town Center Dr.
Cotta .._., Ca. 92121 ====
831-2522 Tina Nat'l. leeder In tetapholia eel, denial, Ille tneuran-_app111nC91 ____ . __ 54 __ -t uHd queen 11, worth ... Mtvtng PQ. total 181 ner. S79,000 fln1nclng box with tl>P99f, needl (foreign or dolna9ttc:)
GALLERY..-, manegar marketing I• •••king ca, credit union. etc. 1---------i 1399. CHh only, 1218 pct. Never UHd. PP. 9Vall. 631--0231 llght1 & raglttratlon. In good condition. with knowt.d9e ol ar1, qualHled lndlv. for dlvw-()pp(y for adWlnoemel"-det. Uiuetty home, A lk Ing I 1 5 , o O o. '79 lnveder. 19 ft. tux bey 531-1132 S.. U. Firltl
Madlaon Avenue polth, llfted work on behalf of Ct.Iii for ~•'"-It for f Ad A tion 754-7350 546-9148 & tkl bolt. 210 h i p =:c:~=.·i:: ""'°' cllarrt COfl>. Appl.-lntaMaw, 2-4321, ext. or c **' BUY** O..kt, turn .. mllC. An-Mercrulur. 19900. j.,. l«ri#, ,,,.,,
ti.wad, fatNon conedoua. Int~. mature & mo-..... ... I Good uaed FumltuN • rytl'llng goeel 546-3842 W1ll trade ftne 32' Jaffrtet ·····················~ canta muat be ,.....,.., 2n ~ Cal chor, llthlng gear. Eve-1eo-1aa.4 . , ..,.,.,..
F .. xlbt. hourt, chance t1v1ted . Salary plu1 ... ~ I wtll ... ----------1 8edlf'I &preee 1lood for UT& BOOY WORK & :f 0~~'":'f4 ~!15~~ bonue. It you quallfy, 330 • Bey 8t. 0-dv~ er SELL tor You QUITTING ~ Sale ll•hlng, diving, llve-a· PllnVUC> to '°"' oft '10"' t.~ c.U: Mr. Oary, Cotta Meea. CA t2121 •J UUtm .W now In progreaa Ill ..._ boerd °' lemtty f\ln 'tor bOdy 1t10P eat. 53f...M32
_540-0toe ___ • _____ , ___ n_1 ____ -1 Esuet Ope!y Emp!xr. AD· 1• .. "I•-um·1 Contemporary late modal van (714) Al Chevy trudl parte: ~
General Office. 30 "" - - ---• :.umltur9cM ·~~Newpor111 4""2043 . t on to dleul. Ablt. 1ummer, PIT echool Ct••lfted Adt. 'fOAll OM-Oet QAHN Ciifl 642 §678 " · · trarwmlatlon from 1196 ttana. 3031 S. o.. 8.A. etop ~ °"*'· tor WHITE eler>hlllta • LM M' II• Cl1111c 1'' Lap1tr1ka & up. 854-1660 Hlghelt ceth ~
with a Claaaltfed Ad . Century beV bOat, 4 cyt, 1--------1 tor your vehlcl•. Do-
Beach
_=~Cell~~l4~2~·5e~7~8=J~~~~~~~~~Ct~l~l~llfl~led~Mil~~84Ut~~11~ ~~-"!!';'; Grey. '3500. •n.t191 mutlc or foralgl). l'IMlum ~P.rtect '79-21· ~ Jet _5_5_1-1_28_5 ____ ~
for II occet1ona. 8Mtl Cebln, tlpa 4, big Chevy •
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SEEING SIGHS AAOUHO
TOWN CAWNO An£NTIOH TO
SALES I
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matching c11hm•r•
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500 952·7022, 414 $884 790-134e -......
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. ATLAS CHllYSl&ft.YMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mela. Tel. 646-1934. 3 blocks!
• eouth of San Diego Freeway off Harbor Blvd. Complete ililMty shop. Sain. htvlca. Pwta. Service ~. open
, litonday thru Friday 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and 8 A.M. to
r:-1.P.M. on S.turday.
llACH NOITS ' Dove StrMt. Newport Beech. Tel. 752-0900. Call ua.
·,. the spec1ali.1t1 for Alfa Romeo. Peugeot. Saab &
aeratl.
THIODOllllOllHS.ollD
aalee, NrVlce, per-. body. s-lnt I tire depts.
tlallft'P9tltM ratee on i.... I dilly '*'1lff. 2080 Harbor
.. Coata Meea. 142-001 o or 540C11. .
JOHNSON a ioM UMCOLM .-C•Y
212t,tWNr Btwt .. Coate Mll9. Tel. MMGO. 67 v ...
of friandty femlly aervlca -er.,. County's oldeet Lin· ootn Mercury dMlerahlp. .,
SOUTH COAST 80111
Hetbot •~d .. Coata Mma. Tai. MMmO. fW -.vice
•IDlilllla, oWfom VM oonw.Wof-. .. .
MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE
MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES • NIW,OIT DATSUN
81111 Dove StrHt, Newport Beach. Tel. 1133·1300. At the
trlanQ!e of Jambor ... MacArthur l Bristol behind Victoria
Station. Salee, Sen/Ice, Leaalng & Parta. We make grMt
deelal ..
• . MAllllS CADIU.AC .
2900 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meaa. Tel. 540-9100. Orange
County's Largest Csdlllac dleler. Sal•. &«vice. La ...
Ing.
• DA YID J. P .. WPS IUtCMIOMnAC-MilDA
Sal•• • Service • L__.ng
24&88 Allele Per1tway
Laguna Hiii• 837·2400
• . CHICK IV•SON POllC ... AUIM-;_
416 E. eo .. t Hwy .. Newport 8-lh. 873-0900. Th• only
dMlarttllp In Orange County ~th thaaa thr" grHt
.,.... under one roof!
• • IOI LOH•Pll POMT1AC
13800 Beach Blvd .. Westminster. Tel. 81l2-e651. Orange
County's oldest and largest Pontlae dealership. Sales.
Service. Parts.
• DICK MILLll FIAT/LANCIA
"Probably the loweet priced Fiala "-Southern Cellfomla"
(Located 1 mile north of South Cout Plaza
near Main St. and Wa"* AYe. In 6-nta Ana.)
120 W. wam.. s.nta Ana 557-2132
• SANTA AHA DATSUN
2001 E. 17th Str"t. Santa Ana. Tel. 561-7811. Your'
Original Dedicated Oatsun·Oeeler .
• MllACLI MADA
We've movedl Our new locdon II 1421 a.er StNat.
Coeca MeM.. Tet.146-3"4. ''°' br I vtelt our brand new lhOWrOom and'" why ... ,. the t1 Maida da9lef In
louthem Callfomla ....... SeMce. P.m Md LMtfng.
AMM•MMADA "CWJO.C. ...... ..., ..
'"9 ...... &.-.c..·
801 a. Anahtlm B~d., Mlhelm ... 1ao. Juat north of
llnta Ana Fr#/. on Anlhelm Blwd. c.11 ue flrttl 'WI ARE HMO TO~ WORTH ITI"
COSTA MISA DATSUM
2M5 Harbor Blvd~ Coeta MeM. Tai. 540-6410. Serving
Orange County for 16 yeara. 1 Mlle So. 405.
SUHSIT FOG. IMC.
(Home of Willie the Whale~ 5440 Gerden GroYe Blvd., Willtmfmter. Tel. ~10.
•
IOY CAAYll IOU.S~
1540 Jambor .. Aoed, ~ a.on. l40 ...........
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