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J UST IN CASE -Workers place sandbags along the tideline at
Surfside Colony in Seal Beach, bracing for what was expected
to be troublesome high tides. The threat passed without any
incident Wednesday night when 7-foot tides lashed the sands.
The area has been troubled for years with beach erosion and
'
Delly Hot l'tleto bf ~ '•YM
the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved lending
buJldozers, earthmoving gear and aid of state and county Office
o{ Emergency Services workers to shore up the area. A high
6.7-foot tide is expected at 10:10 p.m. today.
AirCal cuts salary
for 2,-000 workers
Irvine
Co. tells
layoffs
By F RED SCHOEMEHL
Ofttlel>ellJf'tlot8e.ff
More than 2,000 employees at
Newport Beach-based AirCal -
from president Robert Clifford to
ramp side baggage handlers -
are being asked to take a 12
percent pay reduction effective
Sept. 1.
In addition, the once-highly
profitable carrier laid off 104
employees f our days ago.
Another 56 are scheduled to be
idled next month.
The cost-trimming moves are
desi,gned to "maintain
profitability of the company"
during 1982. Mark Peterson,
AirCal director of
co mmuni cations , sa id
Wednesday.
The carrier. which serves 15
destinations in five Western
states, blames its current
financial problems on a recent
far~ war that erupted when
competitor P acific Southwest
Airlines, of San Diego, slashed
fares on Sf>veral highly trafficked
Cahfomia routes.
PSA cut fares by as much as 40
percent on some route'S on which
it competes with AirCal. The
reductions were immediately met
by Air-Cal.
Peterson said AirCal, prior to
the Aug. 3 fare reductions, "had
a plan in effect that called for
profitability of the airline in
1982."
He said the fare reduction
forced company officials to
"reforecast" passenger traffic
and revenue. He said officials
(See AIRCAL, Page AZ)
By STEVE MARBLE
Of tM Delly ....... ..,,
The Irvine Company, the
largest landowner and developer
in Newport Beach. completed a
year-long staff reduction process
this week with a round of
layofCs.
Company offici.ah, who did not
supply a precise number, said
roughly 5 percent of the Irvine
Company's 800 positions have
been trimmed in the last year. '
Martin Brower, spokesman for
l~e IRVINE, Page A%)
Ill Anaheim slaYing •
BULLETIN
Huntington Beac h police have
urested a %5-year-old man
suapected lo the slaying Tuesday
nlgbt of Zachary Wyrick, Z l,
outside an Anaheim convenience
market. Anaheim police officer
Ed Hofman aald the suspect,
Philip Dolan, described as a
transient, was arrested at lZ:lO
a .m . today while suted outside a
home at 10071 Kamu e l a,
Huntington Beach.
By The Associated Press
Anaheim police officials are
continuing to check blurry
photographs today in at\ effort lo
hunt down the slayer of a man
shot to death during the robbery or a small market.
Zachary J . Wyrick , 21 , o f
Anaheim was shot outside the
Mini -Mart on South S tate
College Boulevard as the gunman
fled after robbing the clerk of an
undetermined amount of money.
police said.
Pictures of the gunman,
though blurred. were taken by a
police camera inside the store.
Officials have distributed the
photo to some news media in
Orange County in an effort to
capture the gunman.
Wyrick and a friend were
s tanding outside the market
when a man drove up, ordered
the friend to accompany him into
the store and told Wyrick to
remain outside, according to
police Sgt. Harry Easelv.
The gunman told everyone to
remain inside the store and fled.
Market gains, hut moderately Trash transfer
fee corrected
NEW YORK (AP) -The
sfock market posted moderate
gains today as the frenzied
activity of the last two days
beitan to abatl!.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials rose 5.04 lo 834.47 in
the first hour.
Advancing issues held a
narrow lead over declines in the
midmorning tally of New · York
Stock Exchange-listed issues.
Opening-hour volume on the
Big Board totaled 19.24 million
sh ares, running at about half
Wednesday's pace.
Tuesday produced the biggest
one-day rise in market history
-a :i8.81 -point jump in the Dow
Jones industrial average.
TELEVISION
lndi~ns portrayed on TV
"Born to the Wind" is a sensitive portrayal of the
lives and cuJture of American Indians. The four-part
series begins tonight at 8 on channel 4. Page C9.
NATION
Bof A loses court test
-Bank of America has been hit with a $101 million
judgment involving tax-impound funds from
mortgage customers. Page B4.
'E.T.' capturing the kids
Children and adults have beert flockin~ by the
millions to aee "E.T. -the Extraterrestrial. ' What's
behind the E.T . craze? Page B6.
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Wednesday's session eclipsed
volume records, with 132.69
million shares traded on the Big
Board.
But the Dow Jones industrials,
up 18 points at midsession
Wednesday, retreated in late
trading to finish with a
1.81-point loss.
COUNTY
Due to a typographical error in
production, an incorrect figure
appeared i n a sto r y in
Wednesday's Daily Pilot on a fee
to be charged at county-operated
trash transfer stations.
The fee, effective Oct. 11. will
be $8.50 per ton. The s tory
incorrectly said the fee would be
$6.50 per ton. The Daily Pilot
regrets the error.
Student bus I are charged
Los Alamitos has become the filth school Giistrict
in Orange County to charge students for bus
transportation. Page A6.
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Buddhists protest nukes
Buddhist monks were among the
protesting at a conference on nuclear
Newport Beach. Page Bl.
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Irvine villages passe?
140 people
warfare ln
Is Irvine's village living concept a thing of the
past as the chairman o1 the city's Planning
Commission suggests? Page BB.
Israelis hack
PLO ouster
for weekend
By Tbe Associated Presa
The Israeli Cabinet approved
the final draft of the Palestinian
evacuation agreement today, but
the kidnapping of an Is raeli
soldier threatened to delay the
start o f the guerrillas '
withdrawal from west Beirut.
However, government sources
in Israel said they unders~ the
Palestine Liberation
Organization would release both
the kidnapped soldier a nd a
captured pilot Friday and that
the evacuation would begin
either Saturday or Sunday.
Lebanon's foreign minister,
Fuad Butros, said in a Beirut
t e levision interview th e
guerrillas would b eg in
evacuating Saturday afternoon a
few hours after the arrival of an
advance French unit of the
multinational peacelseeping
force. He made no mention of the
kidnapped Israeli.
PLO spokesman Jamil Hilal
told reporters in Beirut that
Israel's approval of the plan was
a result of "heroic" resistance
and heavy casualties inflicted on
the invaders. Asked about the
ksdnappmg, he said, "We know
nothing at all about at I hope this
ssn't another hitch."
The Israeli rruhtary command
said in a communique that four
guerrillas took the soldier Crom
hts observation post Wednesday
evening and led him at gunpoint
into the Bourj el -Barajneh
refugee camp m southern Beirut.
The command said the
government had begun efforts lo
secure the release of the soldier,
and Israeli Cabinet Secre tary
Dan Merador said the evacuation
could not begin until both he and
an Israeli pilot captured by the
Pa l es tin e Liberation
Organization W<'re re turned.
The PLO has agreed lo hand
over the pilot, Aharon Ahiaz, and
the remains o f five Israeli
soldiers killed in the invasion to
Lebanese Prime Minister Shafik
Wazzan for delivery to U .S .
presidential envoy Philip C .
Habib.
An lsraeh communique, read
to reporte rs in Jerusalem by
Meridor a f ter the Cabin et
meeting, said: "The government
(See PLO, Page AZ>
DellJ 1"11414 P'hoto bf It.ft Mitchell
PEEKING THEIR INTEREST -What are photographer Jim
Sieg and a spectator at his booth at the Laguna Beach Festival
of Art looking at? If you wouldn't be daring enough to look
through the peephole, too. you can see one scene on Page B3.
INDEX
At Your Service A4 Horoecope A9
Erma Dombeck A9 Ann Landers A9
Business 84-5 Movies B6-7
Cavalcade A9 Mutual Funds B4
Claasified 03-6 National News A3
Comics C8 Public Notices C7,Dl-3
Croaword C8 Sports C l -6
Death Notices C7 Stock Markets &
F.ditorial AS Television C9
Entertain.ment B6-7 Theaters B6-7
Hy Gardner A9 Weather A2
Art Hoppe A9 World News A3
SPORTS
New Lapna coach quits
At least the new Laguna Beach High School
football coach ii ~uitting undefeated. lt'a one of thoee
"only in Lquna' stortea, as Denn.la Haryung comes
back to coacli the Ard.sta after leaving ln 1977 amid
unfavorable publicity. Page Cl.
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s Orange Oo11t OAll. V 'PILOT /Thureday. Augu1I 19, 1H2
Continued stories
PLO EVACUATION P LAN BACKED . • •
uf lsral·I approved the draft 1&ccused the Paleatanluns of
urranst•mt!nt concern l11g the artlll~ry and 1nlper fare In
evacuation f rom Beirut and &0uthern Beirut In violation of
Le banon of all the terrorists tht' ceaae-flre; PLO guerrillas in
to Land until tour or Uvc day1
after the start of thr PLO
pullout, Pentagon tfourct>t In
Wuhln~ton said
,,·•mcluding their organlutlon, west Beirut detonated u cur
.,,leadership, members, commands packed with explosives as a Israeli te levl11on1 said the
i.and officers." precautionary measure but four Israeli government expect. the
·>ii. Replying to queationa. he said: people were injured slightly, and evacuation to remove l~.600
11i'Lsraelhasmade clearlt.sposltion the Lebanese presidential people from west Beirut: 7.JOO
J"'\hat the evacuation will not election scheduled for todtiy was PLO guerrilla•. ~.200 Syrian 11be~an until we receive the postponed until Monday and so ldiers and pro -Syrian
·nprisoners, including the soldier shifted to a new site. guerrillas, 1,000 non -Arab
•1tiwho was kidnapped ... No The American contingent -guerrillas, 1,300 PLO officials
evacuation will begin before this 800 U.S . M arines with 1.000 and 1.000 members of the
b-.de mand of ours Is accepted. more and five Navy ships to back Palestine Liberation Army
~before the evacuation." them up -was due off Lebanon conn ected with Syria and
., ~ The Is raeli command also on Friday but was not ex~ted Jordan.
~:AIRCAL ANNOUNCE S LAYO F F S ...
decided layoffs and salary
1l1teducuons -designed to save
r;1 about $700,000 monthly -would
·•·.be implemented as opposed to
ur«hedule reductions.
'JO! "It is vitally important for us to
11•.temain strong in the markets we f!~serve," Peterson said.
... 1 About 2,200 people were
h&mployed by 15-year-old AirCal
., prior to Sunday's layoffs. About
1&800 employees are based in 'toi -
Orange County, Peterson said.
Clifford and other senior
Au<:al officials are meeting with
representatives of three
employee unions this week to
wan approval for the salary
reductions. "We are hoping for
their cooperation," Peterson said
when asked about the unions'
response to the carrier "We
anticipate a favorable response."
The unions inc lude the
Transport Workers Union,
representing flight attendants,
ramp personnel and mechanics,
Teamsters Union, representing
pilots, and Stock Clerks Union.
representing airline clerks.
Neither ticket agents nor
manageme nt employees are
unionized.
Reactions fr1:1m employees who
work at John Wa~ Airport -
the hub of AirCal 5 route system
-was nixed.
uiRVINE COMPANY TELLS CUTBACKS • • •
~e firm, said the reduction has
'>9fen achieved through attrition
'>9.Jld layoffs. He said only one
?9;epartment -an ln-h~use
·~vertising and research urut -
;'was done away with.
> The layoffs this week included
j e longtime employee in the
tm's 14-person public relations
vision. ~ The poor economy, slumping ~i{ouse sales and the fact that the .~[Vine Company has virtually ~:'fopped building were clted as
!'ea.sons for the cutback .
Brower said the firm
r esponded to the economic
rQ.ownswing nearly a year ago by
fS-:ot filing positions as they
became vacant. He said a re-
structuring process that included
layoffs followed.
Further layoffs are not
anticipated, he added.
The Irvine Company , a
Michigan corporation
headquartered in New port
Center, is in sound economic
health but has opted to keep
it.sell in a holding pattern in the
near futJre, Brower said.
"W~'re not stuck with much
mventory," Brower said, "but we
do not see much happening in the
real near future."
He said like other development
firms, top Irvine Company
officials do not see a sudden
return to the so-called golden age
of real estate in the 1970s.
"While interest rates are
coming down we do not believe
this is just the end of another
cycle .but a whole new ball game
ahead," Brower suggested.
"We're still strong and we
want to remain that way,"
Brower said. "We see ourselves
an a coasung role for now."
He said the Irvine Company is
doing virtu ally no building
presently. He said the firm is
constructing some h ouses in
Irvine but only on a made-to-
order basis.
One for·':'·the nuke foes?
:-t:dison denies link to closing o f cente r
~'i!y STEVE MITCHELL ig, the Dally Plio. lletl
'<'. 0 Members of the Alliance for '~urvival are taking credit for the '' tosure of the San Onofre
'\ uclear Generating Sation's
visitors' center, despite denials
Ytom the Southern California
'1tdison Co. that the anti-nuclear
· .¥roup has anything to do with it.
' The visitors' center was closed ·% the public in late June, the ~J~sult,. the utility claims. of
·etx>norrucs.
~! "Our primllry concern (in
closing the center} was to trun
costs," said David Barrdn.
spokesman for Edilon.
But Tim Carpenter. a
spokesman for the Alliance. said
(Related story. pllotot, Page Bl)
his group "feels confident we
shut down the visitors' center."
The center, located north of
the $3.S billion nuclear station,
was closed to the public June 25
and is now being used as a
training center for Edison
employees.
Edison owns 80 percent of the
nuclear plant. located three miles
south of San Clemente.
A news release from the anti-
nuclear group earlier this week .
hints that Edison was pressured
to close the center to avoid a
lawsuit over public access to
information.
Carpenter said anti-nuclear
groups sought permission last
November to distribute safe
energy information at the San
Onofre center. but were turned
down by Edison.
~·m• .. ,m Mo~!ly fair tod.~z s~w]
Bismarck 9CI 89 Thursoay Augusr 1 9 . r.::-=i
' Llohl variable wind• u1rou9h
nl9hl e11c:epl becoming _1 .. 1y I .110 10 18 knots allernoon and
even1no South-• 1we11 1 10 3
·~eel. Low clouds and local log
~toht 1/\d morning hours moetly
1 clearlno 1n the attemoon
.. ';. sununary .
J • Showers and thund .. ~ 1were 1callered over lhe Gull
oesl and soulhern Allanllc
Co111 etales WednHdly. with
lsotlled thu nderstorm1 In
nor1hern MlnnHol• and lh•
SOUll'lem Great BMln
Clouds -• scallered OWi' IN cen1ral 9111e1 and from th•
1 o u1hern Plai ns lnlo lh•
Ml11lu lppl Valley and -•em
Greal Lakes Skle• also were cloudy over
Pennsytvanlll and nor'lher'n ,,.....
England
For lod11y. sc111ered
1hunder1101m1 were forecast
along the Gull Coast. and from
Florida 10 1h• South Caronna
co11t Scattered thunder1l0t'm1
11110 were lorec111 1cro11 lhe
southern P111eeu, lh• Rockl••
end per11 or the central and
northern hl9h Pl1ln1. Showera
1111d thunder11orm1 -• foreeatl
over lhe Greet L1ke1 and
northern New En~and. with m09lly eunny skies ........,.,...
Ca lifornia
Fair lhrough Friday Hcepl
night and momlno low clOudl and
loo near the coul Continued
wann and -'ny In moa1 .,..,
Orange County cen HPKI
hlgha ranging lrom ea lo 74 •• tM
~. 10 mid so. lnleNS. Lowa• 57 lo 65
Inland velleyl Wiii lleve hlghe In
Ille llOI. Iowa In SO.
Moun1m1 can upec1 highs 71
10 ee, 1ow1 45 10 se.
Northern d•Hrl high• 93 lo
t03, Iowa H 10 75. Sourhern
deMr1 hlOh• 103 to 1 tO, Iowa 75
10 15. thenc e ot laolat•d
lhunderahowere In •••tern ~ ..
Flllf lhrough l'Y'lday«I Northern
and Central Calttornla exoapl for
0011111 tog and low cloud•
tprNdlng toe.Hy Inland, ltolMtd
tfletnoon and •v•nlno
thunWlllower• over 8*ra.
Temperature~_
NATM*
Albany 11 eo
AltMlqu8 .. ..
Anctlorage a ...
Allenta 17 18
A&Mintc C1y n 11
MlllOn .. n
8altlmot'• 83 11
BoiM 86 57 •H• ,., Temperarures Snow~rsllillJll Flurries~ Bo11on 71 88
Buffalo 75 50 80
Bur11nqlon 77 51 r,:;::.:i.r4--....1.-..,....1..~r..~::...~ Charlsln SC 78 74
Chatlstn WV 52 59
Ctierttle NC 8 1 8&
Ctieyenoe 87 59
Chicago 83 53
Cincinnati 81 e2
Cleveland 78 52
Clmbla SC 84 67 COlumbua 61 52 ~Ft Wlh 94 78
Oeyton 52 54
Denver 91 83
0.. Molt-85 87 0etr<>11 81 51
Oululh 79 57 """~· lllt:•""" ... ~, ·<t" El Paso 96 73 NOAA us o-:>' ,. cv-.-.~~ ..
Fairbanks 62 49 Faroo 94 89 Fronts: Cold .-. Warrn .,...
Aagstett 77 50
G-t Fiii• 8& 55 WUhlngtn
Hertford 78 62 Wlchlll
Helen• 93 5-t
Honolulu 84 75
Hou11on 92 81
lndn~ls 85 56
Jedltn 90 72
Jacksnvlle 85 89
K1n1 City 85 &4
Kno11vi11• 86 88
LU VegH 99 75
Utile Rock 57 69
Loulavlll• 82 62
Memphis 90 78
Miami 86 73
Miiwaukee 82 56
Mt>le.Sl.P 89 68
N 1sl\vllle 5 7 88
New Of1Mn1 91 74
New Yorll 81 88
NorfOlk 79 8&
Old1 City 92 13
Omatle 83 68
Orlando S8 72
Phlladphll 82 S6
Phoenl• t06 S6
Plttlburgh 82 5 7
Ptland. Me 74 57
Ptlend. Ore 85 58 Pr~ 78 86
Aeno 90 56
Aldlmond 82 86
Salt Lall• 93 ea San Antonio 98 77
SM«le 75 54 ~ 90 73 SiouJC ,.... 84 89
St Louie ts 86
SI P-TllfnPa ' 83 75
Spolllilflt N 54 Syr~ 11 50
Topet11 S4 83
TUC9<>11 98 73
TulM 93 68
CALIFONllA
Apple Velley
Bak ... flel<I
Barwlow Beaumonl BIO 8e11
BIM'lclp
Blythe
Cetallna
Cul.,., City
Eurella
Freano
Lake Arrowhe&<I
Lancaate<
Long BHch
Loe Angelee
MOMOVlll
Montebello Monterey
Mt. Wllaon
Newport 8Mtdl
Olllland
Onlerlo
Palm Spnfl09
PIMdene
PMO Roblee
RIYet'elde
Red 8luff
Redwood City
Sacfamento
Sallnae San Bematdlno
San Oabflel
SM Otego
San FrlnGtlOo
SenJoM San•• An• Santa BMberl
Santa CNI
Sant• Marla
Sarita Monica
StOdlton
83 &4 91 67
98 84
103 75
98 77
10t 82
St 45
95 86
107 77
72 68
78 80
65 66
100 84
82 55 98 82
87 63
81 82
94 80
86 64
64 55
84 64
73 84
88 sa
94 63
107 79
92 81 94 56
95 80 91 84 78 58
91 57
63 51
tOI 85
91 81
78 87
80 55
78 58
S3 63
72 59
80 59
74 55
68 58
95 82 ·r· _ ~Blf llPDIT :..., = ... .... =-~ .... •• ,.. •• z.ume ~ " 10 1 2 SW
Santa Monica 2 3 18 1 2 SW Newport...,, 2 4 18 2 3 SW
""'&:.~ 2 4 .. 2 3 w
fOf • Uttte change.
t
T 9'109 Valley
Thtwmal
TOfranoe
.....••
83 52
106 72
76 80
CANADA 711 48 72 47
75 51 79 48
6t 58
80 49
Cel91ry
Edmon Ion
11Aon1real
OlllWI
Regina
Toron10
Smog
Tiie Air Ouallly Meneoement
0191rlct predlcll unhe11thf\ll air
qu1111y 1od1y In much ol l h•
Soulh Cout Air Bllln, bul OOOd
air In Inland Orange County ano
the coutal regions.
Unhealllllul air quality for
•Y«YOM 11 f-..1 In the San
G•l>flel and Pomone Y8lley9 end
lh• Rlvertlde-San Bernardino
•rM With 1 PSI ol 225.
Unhealthful air quallly tor
~tlllve peraons It predicted tor
th• San Fernando end Senta
Clarlte v8lleya .tth a PSI of 158.
Mecropolllan Loa AngelH, Bennmo and the Hemet·Ellln«e
reoion win haw a PSI of 163 end
• J>S1 ol t50 le toreeaac tor the
lowo-1L
Where lo call (toll lrff) for
111 .. 1 amoo Information:
Orange County. (800) 446-3tH
LOI Ang•IH County: (800)
242-4022
A1vw81cM Ind Sen Bemardlno
countlee: (800) 317-47tJ
AQMO Epleode c.tlter: (8001
242-4M8
Tid es
TODAY
Second low 4:06 p.m. 1.4
Second hlgh 10:10 p.m. 8.2
,,.,AY
Flr•t low S:OO a.m. o.e
~~ 11:21 Lm. S.1
4:18 p.m . 1.3
leoond hlgll 10:11& p.m. u
Sun Mtllt tocl~ 11 7:35 p.m .• ,.. ,tlday M I ; I a 111.
Moon ,.... today at 1:41 p.111 ..
Ml• Fr1drf 11 l :H a.m.
Going.
going.
to stay
By ROBERT BARKER
()("the D9llJ Piiot 8tatl
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Chuck Perry's new home in Surfside is onJy 25
feet from the beach. It's just across Pacific Coast
Highway from Huntington Harbour.
It has three levels of living quarters plus a
rooftop spa on the fourth floor deck .
Perry said he can sec Palos Verdes. Catalina.
Newport Beach and Big Bear from the top floor.
Great view. good neighborhood
Perry. the builder/owner, put the 1,800-square
foot home up for sale last spring.
"I got some strange offers. They offered me
rubies, a trade or (commercial) paper."
Thinking that these offers weren't substantial
enough, Perry-a resident of Huntington
Harbour-put the house up for auction
Wednesday after running ads in a Los Angeles
newspaper.
He set in a store of doughnuts, orange ;usce
and champagne.
Five would-be buyers arrived and the auction
began a few minutes after the scheduled 10 a.m.
start.
Twenty-three-year-old Arthur Jan handled
the auctioneering duties.
Bidding started at $320,000-a figure that Jan
said was $50,000 below the appraised value.
He waited patiently for a bid. There was none.
"Let me stress. it's only money," he said. "It
looks like we'll have to do something. Everybody
have a doughnut, I'm going to talk to the
owner." _
Jan returned in a few minutes.
· "We're going to do something different. This
time we're going to start at $320,000 and work
backwards.
"But the owner can refuse any offer. We're
not gomg to give st away."
The asking price dropped to $300,000 and still
there were no takers.
It was lime for a pep taJk.
"The economy has picked up," Jan said. ''The
stock exchange has just gamed more than 30
j'°ints and Dow Jones as at sts highest ever.
"Doesn't anyone want to catch the fever and
get in there?"
This didn't work 1l was time for another
conference with the owner.
"There's been a new switch," he said after his
return. "Just make a bid-who's going to make
me a bid?"
At this point, Isadore Appelbaum, an owner of
a fast-food restaurant in Huntington Beach,
ended the silence. He made an offer of $200,000.
"Who'll advance 1t to $201,000," Jan asked.
When nobody did, Appelbaum withdrew his
offer.
That ended things. "The auction has been
completed," Perry a nnounced. "Goodbye and
goodnight."
Appelbum said afterwards that he was
pn:pared to go up to $225,00-0.
Deity l'ttol ll'llotM bf Oiliry ~
ANXIOUS MOMENTS -Chuck Perry
waited downstairs while auctioneer Arthur
Jan pepped up bids for Seal Beach house.
l
Hut he said he had sC'COnd thoughts when
nobody raised his bsd
Perry. who said a t the star.t of the auction that
he hoped to sell thc house today said he was
disappointed and had hoped the so-caUed buyers
would be more serious
"What's my next step? I guess ll will be doing
some thinking. Maybe I'll trade the house for the
rubies. No. I'm not really Serious."
Perry agreed with auctioneer Jan that the
auction seemed to a ttract only curiosity seekers.
Jan. who had voiced concern earlier that
advanced publk 1ty was too rushed, said the lack
of sale could b<' c:ha lke d up to economic
condiuons.
''No problem ." said Perry. "The house is still
here:·
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Barbara Breaux row th eir bat htub in a
swimming pool in Salinas in preparation for
the 9th annu~ Bathtub Regatta in the pakland
Airport channel Saturday. The regulation tub
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is encased in styrofoam carved like a boat to .
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yards and win the title "Fastest Tub in the
West," competing against 32 other entries from
Northern California.
State and townships lose bid
to recover nuclear expenses
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -
The state and townships within
100 miles of t h e Three Mile
Island nuclear plant have lost a
bid to recover expenses stemming
from th e worst commercial
nuclear accident in the nation's
history.
U.S. District Judge Sylvia
Rambo granted a motion against
the state and local governments
and ordered the case cloeed.
The ruling was ~uested by
t h e nuclear plan t's owners.
o p erators, designers and
maintenance contractors. They
argued t h at the state and
townships are legally obligated to
provide extra police protection
a n d other services ln
emergencies.
The state and more than 1,000
townships contended in a class
action suit that overtime and lost
work time during the accident
cost them more than $1.5 million.
They said they s h ou ld be
reimbursed under the federal
Price-Anderson Act, an
industry-f inanced nuclear
insurance pool of $560 million.
But the judge said the act is
meant to cover individual·
expenses arising from nuc lear
accident:i, She said Congress
expressed no concern for
govern mental expenses in
amending the bill 16 years ago.
She also said Pennsylvania's
Em~rgency Services
Management Code provides
compensation for people injured
in emergency activities, "yet it
makes no provision for recovery
of expenses b y the
Commonw ealth or b y any
political subdivision in
responding to a disaster."
Ms . Kambo said local
governments are constantly
cal led on to deal with
e mergencies such as
hydroelectric dam collapses, oil '
refinery fires or chemical spills.
"It is not for this court to make
. the judgment that one industry is
'more obnoxious or dangerous or
less utilitarian than another and
force that industry to bear a
publ ic expenditure usually
spread through the population by
taxation," she wrote.
Such a decision should be
made by the Legislature. she
said.
In a related case, Ms. Rambo
refused to le t tourist-related
busi nesses In Adams and
Lancaster counties file a class
action suit seeking damages for
economic losses st.enuning from
the March 1979 accident.
She said evidence of a drop in
tourism in the summer of 1979
was "inconclusive" and a drop
could have been due to the
nationwide gasoline shortage or
any number of factors.
Ms. Rambo gave individual
businesses 30 days to intervene in
a pending suit if they want to
press a claim.
Arniy proposes guard increase
Calls for two additional divisions for re inforcem e nt
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Army is proposing the first
increase in the number of
National Guard divisions since
t h e late 1960s as a way to
s trengthen its fighting ability
early in a war.
The proposal, under study by
senior Pentagon officials. calls for
organizing two additional guard
divisions in 1984-85 to provide
what the Army terms "minimum
essential reinforcements to
sustain combat" until total
mobilization, including a revived
draft.
This would give the Army 10
guard divisions to back up the 16
regular divisions in the event of a
war emergency.
In 1967. the Pentagon
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guard divisions. Since then, the
National Guard has had only
eight divisions, and even these
had trouble maintaining their
strength in the post -Vietnam
period.
But the Anny·s latest move
suggests a growing confidence in
the ability of the guard to fuUill
its wartime mission.
Army officials say they are not
yet ready to decide where to
locate the two additional guard
divisions, i't they are finally
approved. They probably would
be built around existing
independent brigades.
The guard hit bottom in 1978
in part because many young men
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Tactics pay off in struggle with Congress
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Congressmen weren't showing
o ff any newly acquired
presidential cuffllnka thla time,
but that .eemed to be the only
Ingre dient miaalng from
President Reagan's lobbying
arsenal for a $98.3 billion tax
increase bill.
In fact, the administration's
campaign for passage of the
election-year tax bill likely was
its largest lobbying bllu to date.
After 20 months in office,
Reagan has honed his lobbying
tactics to a flne art that has paid
off in virtually every major test
of power with C.Ongresa -so far.
National advertising, a
presidential speech in prime
time, direct mail, favors for
congressmen, teleph one calls,
one-on-one appeals by the
president -they're all part o(
the mix.
This time television spots were
purchased for the first time, a
measure of the uphill battle the
administration (aced when it
could not depend on even half of
the 193 Republicans in the House
to vote with their president.
Previou s efforts produced
come-from-behind victories on
massive pay and budget cuts and
the contested sale. of A WACs
surveillance planes to Saudi
Arabia.
''This place, when it does focus
on one big thing, that one big
thing does get accomplished,"
boasted a high-level Republican
strategist.
Reagan, elected on a platform
of cutting taxes, said he had to
swallow hard to back the tax
hike. arguably the largest
peacetime tax boost In history.
But once convinced it was
essential to controlling balloo~
1111 AlllYllS
budget deficits, he threw himself
into the battle.
Upwards of 100 Republican
congressmen were invited to the
White House to list.en to Reagan's
arguments. Dozens got telephone
calls from the president, and 32
lawmakers were singled out for
special red-carpet treatment: a
flight to Camp David and lunch
at the president's mountaintop
retreat.
"I've been in Congress 18
years. rve never been to Camp
David before, and I was
impressed to be invited a nd
grateful to be invited, may I say,"
said Rep. Barber C.Onable of New
York, senior Republican on the
tax-writing House Ways and
Means C.Ommitt.ee.
No matter. Conable already
was backing the bill.
By various accounts, Reagan
used nothinatmore than gentle
persuasion. "Re's not a man who
threatens oc twists arms in a
traditional sense," said C.Onable.
Ent.er Lyn Nofziger, Reagan's
bare-knuckled political strategist
who's never been accused of
being overly sweet. Nofziger
went into private business earlier
this year and initially teamed up
with others to oppose the tax
hike.
Days later, he made a complete
turnabout and signed on to lead
the administration's battle -m
no small measure because of his
unwavering loyalty to Ronald
Reagan.
Nofziger sat in on Reagan's
meetings with congressmen,
watching to see who was
wavering and winnable.
AP' Wlnpftoto
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Committee investigators says the Ticonderoga. first of the
Navy's Aegis class guided missile cruisers, is so overweight
that it cannot keep up with the ca..niers it is supposed to
protect. They claim it carries so many weapons and extra
equipment that it is unstable. It can only do 30 knots while 34
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Nofziger's big plus is he know•
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s peaking anonymoualy. A.a the
strategist explained it, Nofziger
calls a congreesman's 10 blggeat
financial backers. They, In tum.
call the congressman and tell him
they're counting on him to vote
with the president.
And Nofziger , himself, called
congressmen. "He's almost a
bigger-than-lHe figure. a heavy,"
the strategist said. "He's firm and
everybody knows it."
Reagan and Nofziger weren't
alone in the fight.
''We're going to do every single
thing that comes to mind to
support him," said Bill Greener,
a spokesman for the Republic.an
Nauonal C.Ommittee.
The GOP budgeted $400,000
for the fight, including $250,000
for television. commercials in
specially selected cities across the
country. $100,000 for a blizzard
of radio ads and $50,000 for a
direct-mail campaign, targeted at
GOP party officials and major
financial backers.
In addition , radio and
television outlets were sent spots
featuring· Nofzi ger, Vice
President George Bush, White
House counselor Edwin Meese
III. chief of staff James A. Baker
IO and others. The stations were
not paid for the sopots, but could
use them if they wanted.
The verdict on all these efforts
awaited final votes in the House
and Senate. But the White House
and GOP were convinced they
had done their best.
"I think it's the most that has
been done for this president,"
said Greener.
NRC approves
Valle citos'
nuke restart
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Operators pf one of the nation's
largest commercial plutonium
fuel processing plants, closed
down be ca u se of nearby
earthquake faults. have won
tentative approval to restart the
facility, the Nuclear Regulatory
C.Omml.SSion says.
The Vallecitos nuclear reactor,
a test facility near Pleasanton
operated by General Electric C.O ..
won tentative permission to
resume operations in a 2-1 vote
by NRC's Atomic Safety and
Licensing. Board. an NRC
spokesman said.
The 50-megawatt reactor is
used for nuclear research to
manufac ture radioactive
medicines and does not generate
power f or utilities, GE
spokesman Hugh Hexamer said.
The unit is 200 feet from a
small, active fault sou t h of
Pleasanton in the Livermore
Valley and 8,500 feet from the
large Calaveras Fault, site of a
Jan uary 1980 earthquake that
caused $20 million damage.
The NRC licensing board
stipulated that further
modifications must be finished
before the reactor's license· is
renewed . The decision 'lakes
effect in 30 days if no one objects.
NRC spokesman Jim Hanchett
said it probably will take GE l 'h
years to prepare the reactor foe
operation.
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ftauclal or lave1tmeat advlaen bave to be
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free &o wlleel Hd deal at they pleaee?
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The California Department"bf
Corporation.a Ucenaea agents, broker-dealers
and investment advieera. Th<>11e broken and
adviaen without a place of bualneu in the
at.ate and operating under federal law are
exempt. The department can verlfy the licenae
atatua of anyone claiming to be an Investment
adviaer lf you phone (213) 736-2741. Deception
or fraud or violation of any regulatl<yl of the
commilaioner la cauae for license suspension of
up to one year or revocation.
Bad brakes signs
DEAR PAT: I boa&bt a uaecl car from a
frlead. He told me tile brakes were "•tarting'
to 10 bad. I don't bow macla about can and I
laope yoa can tell me what I should be watcltln1 for. Tlall 11 .my first car. I am 17
yean ola.
L.T., Irvine
Keep an eye on your brake warning light.
If it remains on after you've released the
parking brake, have your car ch ecked
Immediately. If your brakes are mushy or
spongy when you apply your foot, you may •
have air bubbles in the brake line or your
brake fluid level may be low. A thumping or
vibration against the bottom of your foot
when the brakes are applied indicates that
you may have a problem in the hydraulic
system, a warped brake disc or brake drum
out of round.
When the brake pedal is applied, it
should go no more than hallway to the floor.
If it goes further down, you need a system
check and/or brake adjustment. U you push
hard on your brake pedal and it goes down
s lowly, you could have master cylinder
trouble. Run the engine for this check with
power brakes. U you notice a burning smell
and possibly smoke Crom the brakes, this could
be the result of a brake shoe hanging up and
remaining engaged against the brake drum or
the brakes may be adjusted too tightly.
If you hear a loud metallic squeal or a
grinding noise when. the brakes are applied,
brake linings or pads may be completely worn
out and metal is rubbing aginst metal. ~S
CALLS FOR AN lMMJ:DIATE RE.PAIR.
Your braklll need adjua1mctnt lf the car
movee eaally In drive or flrtt aear when the
park.in& brako lt aet firmly. [f yQur brakM
r rab or pull the ar to one lide, it'• probably
due to a leaky sreue aeal or a brake cylinder
depmttina oll or greue on a brake ahoe. Thia
requiret replacen')!nt of the brake lining on
the affected wheel. A srabblng brake on one wheel also can
be cauaed by a caliper or brake shoe hanging
ur. Any fluid leak iieen on the inner sidewall
o a tire mearu brake cyllnder leakage. A
repair should be made without delay.
Check tires monthly
DEAR READERS: Under-inflation, the
most common tire problem, can rob the
motorists of extended treadwear and reduce
the life of the Ure. As a rule of thumb, a tire
will lose one pound of air pressure every
month under normal driving conditions, so
check your tires monthly.
Under-inflated tires increase the tires'
rolling resistance and waste fuel. A 50 percent
loss of air from normal will produce a 25
percent increase in the tire's rolling resistance,
according to Bill W oehrle, ma n ager of
industry standards for Uniroyal Tire Co. If all
four tires were under-inflated to th.is degree.
fuel consumption would increase 5 percent.
Surveys have shown that four out of
every five automobiles will have at least one
significantly under-inflated tire. The average
motorist who drives 10,000 miles annually on
one under-inflated tire could have driven 300
miles farther on the same amount of fuel had
the tires been checked monthly.
Woehrle recommends that motorists carry
their own Ure gauge . Tires should be checked
when they are cold.
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A C TIVE -Former
Secretary of St.aw Alexander
M. HaJg Jr., who retJgned ln
June, hu found aome new
thlnp to do. He hu jolned a
New York political reeearch
lnatltute and haa algned a
Hollywood a g ency for
publiahlng, television and
speaking ventures.
OCC sets
business
classes
The co mplex
interrelationship• of
management, employees,
and labor unions will be
explored at Orange Coast
college's management
claas, titled "Industrial
Relatiorui."
The course, listed as
Management 135, meet.a
Thursdays from 6:30 to
9:30 p.m . at the Costa
Mesa school.
Course instructor is
Ben Kunnecke, manager
of labor relations for
Douglas Aircraft Co.
For information,
phone 556-5772.
Wage cut tak
MODESTO (AP) -
Electricians trym.g to get
more industrial work in
four CentraJ California
counties signed a th.ree-
year contract imposing a
$5 an hour wage cut and
other concessions. Local
684 of the International
Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers w~s belh:ved
the first in the nation to
volunta r i ly accept a
rollback.
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Martin aald he and h la wife,
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Family of 10 chucks it all to sail off in own boat
Tbe Coou have aold their
houac llJld their fumJture, taken
their kld1 out of 1chool and
pKked their bap.
The whole family 10 Coons
In all -plana to 1et aall In a
~l -foot concrete schooner that
they've been building for the
put 10 yea.ra In their backyard In
Derry, N.H.
The Kunamaru was launched
to the c hee rs of David and
Maureen Coon, their children
and about 50 onlookers at the
Great Bay Marin.a. Eleven years
ago, the family got the urge to
see the world.
"When It first started, we were
going to buy a bus and tour the
United States," says Mrs. Coon.
"Then. for a while, we we re
going to buy a plane. Then we
decided on the boat because my
husband's father was a sailor."
Clifford Perlman r"MilJled u
chairman of Caeun Palace
on the SUip dote to the Dunea
hotel on June 30 and can not
have an Interest.Jn another hotel
for 1lx mo nth• under hi1
termination aareement with
C.eun.
Ml.khan Bary1bnlkov, who hu
been hobbled by a knee Injury.
made his first U.S. appearance in
seven months, dancLna the pas de
deux from "Don Quixote," at
Philadelphia.
11111/ f ICES
telephoned anchorman Dan
Ratller dw1na the CBS Evening
New• to complain about coveraae
of hU decl.alon to limit anna ulee
to Taiwan.
White House deputy preas
secretary Larry Speakea said
Rea~an made the call because he
dldn t like the characterization of
the decialon as a policy reversal.
"He didn't like the accusation
that he flip-flipped -he was
BaryahnJkov, artlltic director ticked off. It was wrong,"
of the American Ballet Theater, Speakes said
performed for ---about 1~ min-When Commerce Secretary
utes this week M a I c o I m 8 a l d r l g e w a s
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of Lodi shyly appeared at a news
conference in Sutter Memorial
Hospital five days after the
surgery to close holes the size of
nickels between the upper
chambers of their hearts.
The condition is called atrial
septal defect, and causes the
h eart to work harder than it
should. C for the past administration was planning to aeaars World founders do in limiting steel imports from Clifford and Staart Perlman two year s Euro Republican gubernatorial Afterward, Lrope. have signed a "non-binding" BAll'YaHNtKOV he answered Baldrige said he didn't feel it candidate George Deukmejlan
letter of intent to purchase the was proper to discuss specifics released a financial disclosure
D H t I d C l f six curtain calls. 1 ane1 o e an 81 no or some until he had conferred with the statement listing his persona $143 million in cash and notes. T h e performance by the president. wealth at $204,941.
A k f h Du 34-year-old Soviet-born dancer d d spo eswoman or t e nes who defected to the West in 1974 Glenn, who is eyeing a 1984 Inclu ed in the hol ings
said the proposed transaction is h f presidential run himself, grinned Deukmejian listed for himself
b. din . h d · was t e irst of eigh t the ABT is GI rl th ""ns1t •• not U\ g on e1t er party an lS and told Baldrige: "You can tell and hia wife o a were eir DUMB PILLS H y h h han f su bject to a Ppr oval b Y g i v i n g i n a t w o -w e e k me." Long Beach home, with a market -enny oungman, w o as a penc t or
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Orang• Oout DAil. y PILOT /Thurlday, Auou•• 19, 1HI
Los Alamitos district levies $75 student bus fee
By PATRI K J. U:NNEDV OflMDelfr,... IWt Joins four other county public chool systems in move to raise revenues
The Loa Alaml\01 School De _... h bo d Dla\rlc\ haa become the fifth action wu tak•fl at a Monday will pay a maximum bw fee of kker preMntvu t e er walking dtatance
board meet1n1. $76 a year. with petllloM a1alnat the fee, Saddleback offlclala aay they
public achool ay.tem ln Oranie Citing decreued etate fundlna, Meanwhile, more than 100 clalmln1 the pe\l\lo n1 were hope to get $347,000 annually
County to char1e atudenta bua public achool dl1trlct1 have angry parent.a In Mlulon Viejo algned by 700 parenta. He told from the bus fees to pay for
fees to ride to and from .:hool. 1tarted char11n1 teea for non· packed the m eeting hall at the t.ruateet at the Monday nl1ht transpo rtation co1ta and to
Loe A.lamltoe truateel levied a required services auch u buslna Saddleback dlalrtct headquarters aeulon they 1h ould con1ider generate revenue to balance the $7~ per 1tudent fet1 to become to help balance budceta. to demand t.ruatees reaclnd that other budget cu ta or feea that system's $50 million budaet,
effective next term. The dJalrtct In addition. Caplatrano U'Ulteet dlatrlct'a recently approved bus would Include all parent.a, not which la facing a $3 million
joma the Newport-Meta Unified Monday approved a bua fee for feea. just parent.a whose children muat deficit. School offlciaa blame the
($126 fee), Irvine Unified ($100 transporting student athletes to "Thia la another tax and we're be bused to achool. deficit on state funding cuta.
further action or debate the
lasue.
She u ld the pa.renta' que.tiona
would be answered by mall and
10 would other concern• If
parent.a would write them.
Dekker Mid he wtuld continue
to 1ather commu lty support
agalnst the bua fee J\.an att.em9t
to get the school board to revoke
the levies.
Local New s in fee), Saddleback Valley Unified garnet. The season fee la $60 for not going to pay," said group Several parents complained The crowd hooted and groaned
($118 fee) and Capistrano basketball players, $40 for spokesman J ohn Dekker, oC that d latrict boundaries required when Kristine Kister, president ~.,,.,_(// I , i•ly Pi•1ot Unified ($68 f ee) as other volleyball players and $1~ for Mission Viejo. "We're the tari(et them to send their children to of the school board, said the bus l.,~
districts that have taken away other student athletes. Athletes of a dlscrlmfnatory school scheme schools acr088 town when there fees had already been approved
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Orange Cooat 0At1-Y PILOT /Thuraday, Augu11 19, 1982 A 1
County OKs low-interest bond use
Board establishes policy that projects 1nust haYe regional public· bt•ne fit
Tax-exempt, low -1ntere1t
bonds mi.y be used to fanant·e
public fac1UUt.'tl such as roadB and
sewers, but only If there la
re~lonal public benefit. the
Orange County B ourd of
Supervisors has said in a policy
action.
In acting on the p o licy
Tuesday. supervisors and county
staff members conceded at may
be tricky to draw the distinction
between what benefits the at-
1 a r ge public and pr i vate
developers.
Under the policy drafted by
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the l'OUnty Adman1struuvc O ffat'<'.
asse11sment dlstr1l·t11 could bt•
Corm<.-d to hnant.'f lmprovcmcmls
such lllf roads and stn'(!L"i, IK'WCrtl,
s treet lights and l'Urb1:1 und
gutters.
The cost o f t~\Ollt' facilatu.-s
would be r t>paad thr ou ~h
lSSuanc.'e of tax-Cree, low-antcrl'St
bonds unde rwritten by county
government. but paid by thost·
within the distrit·t
&-cause the bonds would be
issued a t inte rest rates well
below prevailing markN rates,
overall capital improvement COllts
w 11 u Id b t· Io we r . th t• rt· by
1 f•duc1ng l'Obls Lo houli1ng
d t' v e I o p t• rs a n d h o u s 1 n g
J.>un·hascrs S upe r v111or11 appruv1•d the
polity b y unanlmou11 vott'.
S upervisor Hoger ~Ll4nton wus
absent
Though supporung tht' Ul·tton,
S upe r v i sor Ralph Cla rk
expressed <:o n<:e rn ovrr the
county undt•rwriting of bonds for
public Caci htit•s
"What happen s if the
developer goc-s bankrupt or the
market collapses? What 1s the
lakl'lahuod (tlw rnunty) general
rund would Ix• t·ulJC'd on to batl
uut Jn unforeiwen slluatton?"
Clurk 1u11d
And Clark stn•ssed that any
1mpruvt."mt-nt:. fanunt>t,>d through
thl' sale of asst."ssment district
bonds undl•rwratten by the
l'O unty "mui.t be regional In
nulurc., tlw' t y p ... the county
would mamu11n "
Su"h a standard generally
would proh11.J1t tht> use of the
low antl·n-st bonds for so-called
"an tract" 11Y1provcments in small
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Al 8 Orenge Oout DAILY Pll.OT./TitUNdly, Auguet 18, 1912
Alf ordable housi!Jg
not easy in Newport
A controversial proposal to
•o p en legal avenues for
condominium conversion s In
Newport Beach has died a curious
death.
Tpe suggested law had been
in the works for more than a year
and would have allowed owners of
duplex and triplex apartment
units to convert to condominiums.
The proposal drew heavy
criticism from senior citizens and
college students who noted that
apartments were the only kind of
housing they could alford.
Then at the last moment, the
City Council was informed that
five of its seven me mbers could
not vote on the measure because of
an apparent conflict of interest.
Five of the council members
own or have \nterests in duplex or
triplex property. The Fair Political
most prude nt approach at this
ume.
The condominium law w as
developed as a tool for providing
affordable houslng .
Unfortunately, as was poin~ out
by many observers, it would have
eliminated a much more
affordable stock of housing in
present rental apartments.
City officials, however,
should not be faulted for delving
into the houslng lsaue and
exe_loring ways of providing
housing that people of average
i.Dcorne can afford.
Providing so--ca.lled affordable
housing io Newport is a tricky
busineas. The city is large ly
developed and the average house
price is somewhere between
$250,000 and $300,000.
Practices Commission said this Newport city government
appeared to be a conflict. should continue to explore land
With this ruling in hand, the use techniques th at would allow
council quietly, quickly a nd increased d ensities and lower
unanimously killed the measure. h o u s i n g c o st s o n t h e f e w
While the move certainly was undeveloped acres that remain in
anticlimactic, it was probably t~ the community.
KindergartC~choice
A pilot program to extend the
length of the kindergarten school
day from three to four hours has
been approved in the Huntington
Beach City (elementary) School
District. The longer day will begin
in September for two
kindergarten classes at Moffett
and Kettler schools.
School officials say the longer
day should ensure a better all-
around program while avoiding
hurried conditions of the shorter
day.
The program wi ll b e
evaluated at the e nd of the school
year. If successful, it would give
·parents the option of enrolling
their children in the longer day in
future years.
School officials said parents
always will have the option
however, of enrolling their
children in the shorter three-hour
day if they desire.
Huntington Beach ia the only
school district in Orange County
offering the longer kindergarten
day.
If the program is successful. it
offers the potential of starting
children in their first public school
experience with a more solid
foundation.
The youngsters should have
that chance.
Bus shelters welconie
Nine new cove red bus
shelters have been added to
Irvine's landscape, the products of
a deal in which the city actually
makes a modest profit for allowing
some advertising on the structures.
The shelters, howeve r, are a
far cry from the ugly old bus stop
bench es in bigger cities that w er e
plastered with bail bond slogans
and pitches for u sed car
dealerships. The shelters have
transparent siding for safety and
roofs for shade and protection
from rain.
F.ach shelter has two framed
slots on the sides where its private
entrepreneur will install
advertising posters. City officials
have retained control over the
kinds of advertising that can be
shown. No alcohol or tobacco ads
will be allowed, for example.
The city will receive, as part
of the bargain, $64 per month for
•
each shelter, or 15 percent of the
gross advertising revenue,
whichever is greater. The private
firm, Shelter Media Inc., is
responsible for keeping the
shelters clean, thus relieving the
city of a continuing expense.
The benefits of this
transaction seem to outweigh the
deficits.
Having a safe and
comfortable resting place to wait
for the infrequent public buses
passing through Irvine is a
positive development, especially
for the young and old who make
up a sizable percentage of the bus
ridership.
The ads probably won't do
much to improve Irvlne's
landscape, but at least the posters
are a reasonable size and won't
have the disastrous effects of
billboards.
Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Olner views ex-pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is lnvlt·
ed. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa CA 92626. Phone (714) 6~2-~321. •
L.M. Boyd/ Significant gifts
Never can tell just how much
influence you'll have on your
younpten' lives by what you give
them tor Chriatmaa. The famed Mayo
brothen once said they went into the
medJca1 profession because of a gift
from their father, a good microeoope.
You and I have nine muacles in
each ear, and most don't work. A
hone hu 17 in each ear, and most do
work.
The U .S. Navy didn't come into ita
own until the early 19608, ln one
manner of speaking. Before ~t Ume,
ao former Navy man had been
Prealdent or even preatdenttal
nomlne.e. Then alona came Johrl F.
Kennedy, Lyndor) JOhnlon. Richard
Nixon, Gerald 'Ford and Jimmy
Carter, ex-Navy men all.
Only one penon ln 10 re1)0r1ed
mt.lna. actually 11aya lost. "Police
know -thia. So they don't ICbedule
much time to pwwe l'n.llllJ\I penona.
Private deiectlv.e know ti. too. And
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
count on it. Like doctora, they
understand that 1f they jut\ take the
cue and do no harm. the cli4!'nt's
problem most usually will be aolved.
PGA golfen on the coune can't
wear Bermuda sho11a, either. Or
tanktop ahirts. Or cutof&. Alttedy
mentioned they can't wear blue Jeana.
Bearcb are .prohibited, too, by the
way. But not modest mustach•.
You've seen th~cturea of Henry Wadsworth Dow with
hit full flowtnc beard. ot b' style
djd he weu that blah, b.rt to COY«
the ICal"S from the fire that killed hie
wife.
To that Hat of candldatn for
memberabip in Ow "My Name Ia a
Poem" Club, pi...-add Mlc:h1pn
State UnJventcy•e Lany Perey Ind
hla wlle c.ante.
Hicb·proof sln la .,.eWJar to the
United S...•. NeldMr tbe .,.Uata nor
the c.a.dlau to for l~ I'• told.
Letfers to the editor
Marines were
there first
To the &lit.or:
So Nonnan Ewers, Aug. 3, thinks that
El Toro's days are numbered j\nd he
would like the military t.o get out so he
can fly his private plane, or sell one, or
whatever.
There are thousands of us military
people that use El Toro many times a
month. We bought our homes near a
base for when we retire. That base is
serving our servicemen, their
dependents and their retired pel'90nnel
and we do not intend t.o get out for ,a few
loud-mouth pilots. We were there first!
Even• FAA. the private pilots' dear
friend, says the skies are saturated with
air traffic. There are more planes in this
area than any spot on earth. Boat owners
must wait longer for a space and pay
more than a plane owner. We are short
of mobile park housing so why do the
pilots think they come first and scream
t.o drive someone else off their property?
If all the military families in this area get
together we can also vote supervisor
Ralph Clark out or office. Clark will go
before the Marines, you can bet on It.
JOE ARGYLE
Asinine argument
To the Edit.or:
The asininity of the argument that a
volunteer armed force result.a in
disproportionate representation by
certain racial and ethnic groups can only
be fully appreciated in light 'Of the
demographic characteristics of
minorities.
Prof. Thomas Sowell (who happens t.o
be black), of UCLA and tlie Hoover
Institution, has studied this field
extensively. In Race and Economics. he
reports that the median age of
Mexican-Americans and Puerto Ricans is
about 18, and that of Negroes in the U.S.
is 22.8.
Since these are the ages at which
military recruitment is directed, it should
hardly come as a surprise that these
groups should be represented more
heavily in the services than Cuban.
Americans (median age 28), Japanese-
Americana (median age 29) or Italian-
Americans (median age 35.5).
Sowell reports the median age of
Russian-Americans at 47. It would
hardly be offensive t.o common aense to
suggest that this minority would be
subtstantially underrepresented in the
military. Is this something to worry
about?
What benefits are we supposed to·
derive from soc:ia1 engineering that are
worth the costs of conscription'?
E.J . GUELPA
Telecourse praise
To the Edit.or:
As a graduate of a major university,
U.S. Navy midshipmen's school and the
Navy School for Oriental l...angu.aaes, l
feel qualified to comment on the vaf ue of
college courses.
I have just finished the Coastline
Community College telecourae
Astronomy # 100, "Project Univene." I
found it to be demanding .
comprehensive, well-uructured and
entertaining. What more can you aak of
college inatruct:i.na?
It i8 the second coune I've taken via
the video-telecast medium and both
were adventures I shall treasure.
My congratulations to Coutline to the
lnatruc10r, Joel Levine, to Dr. Edwin
Krupp and the host of other utronomen
who lectured dwing the 39 leMooa.
J .W. REID
Professional job
To the Edicor: ~ • pa1ter·by, tr•vellnl throuah
Newport Beach on Sunday evenlri11 Au1ust 1, 1 had an opportunity to
wttnem a crime being committed and a
ftllponle by the Newport Beech Police
Department.
It wu at the lntenection of Newport
Center Drive and Padltc c.out Jl.lahway
that I watcbed a vehicle rub a quick
stop on the lhouJder' of tbe nor1.bb0lmd
llde of Plld.6o c;.o.t. fflabway. The male
driver violently began beat1n1 the
female ~ In not mon than 60
MAILBOX
seconds a Newport Beach police car and
motorcycle were on the scene.
When the suspect saw the oncoming
officers he began to drive north on
Pacific Coast Highway. The officers in
pursuit were not able to stop the suspect
until just south of the Newport Bay
Bridge. At that time they apprehended
the man and placed him in the patrol car
in a matter of seconds. At the same time
another officer was caring for the
injured female . It was a textbook
operation by the Newport Beach Police
officers.
The crime was aJamWig; however. the
response by the Newport Beach police
· officers was extremely impressive. Their
speed, conduct and professionalism was
nothing less than first class.
THOMAS A. LARSON
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Election semantics
To the F.ciitor:
Sometimes ignorance can make a
politician honest. Take the case of Mrs.
Heather, for instance. She's one of the
Irvine Company's candidates for City
Council in Newport Beach.
In the publicity release that
accompanied her filing. she called her
opponents "demagogues," because they
want t.o keep Newport Beach a nice place
to live and raise a family.
l'M SURE she didn't intend to hand
out any compliments, but that's the way
it turned out. According t.o Webster's
Collegiate Dictionary, the preferred
definition of "demagogue" is ''a leader
championing the cause of the common
people".
You were right, Mrs. Heather. That
label fits your opponents perfectly
Of course, you didn't mean it that
way. You thought it was a nasty word -
like "slum-dwellers," "terrorists."
"obstructionists," and other epithets
hurled contemptuously :-t the good
people of Newport Beach by your
assorted cohorts on · the council.
In this election -issues -not name
calling, will win the votes. You have
unintentionally told us where your
opponents stand -on the side of the
common people. Now. where do YOU
stand?
STUART }VILLIAMS
Bolsa Chica views
To the'Editor:
Sig:na.I Landmark spokesman Wayne
Clari< is entitled t.o his view of how the
Bobsa Chica plan got to its ptesent point.
I aee it a bit differently. On my desk ls a
count~ plan for the Bolsa Chica dated
1978. The plan calls for a T-shaped high
bridge allowing Warner Avenue ·and
Pacific Coast Highway t.o pass over a
600-foot-wide cut through Bobsa Chica
State Beach to the aea. Alao shown are a
deep water channel to Huntington
Harbour, a marina and heavy density
resJdenu.J and commercial waterfront
development surroundinJl a restored
ma.rah on three sides. This is e.entially
ldentlcal to the pl.an submitted by the
county to the Coutal Commlaaion in
April of thil y-.r.
Thus. ln sp ite of dozens of fubllc
h earings, workshop•, d rect
communiutlooa by governmental
•aenclee and prtv•te cidaena, untold
rN.n·houn of effort by COUil~ planning
atalf, Stpal forpd &heal Wf th their
plan virtually uncbaoaed. Ianortna
criUdaD of the plan not only reprdlnj
envtronmtinw c.UC!I but. al80 1ellmic,
• t.elrtrt /rom rtolhrt .JI'' lllffcomt, Thf
right to condenH' le1tn1 to flt apoct or
tllm1"41t libel II rtHrt>td. IAUn-1 o/ 300
word• or ltu ..,.,, be Oi~ prt/f'rfftet. All
l11ter1 muat Include 1ignature and maUJno
oddrtH bul nomts mo~ be witllMld on ,,.
quHI f/ 1u/ftc111nl reaaon la oppor~r
Pbtt'1/ wiU "°' be ~blClhcd. l.Afttrl moy t>t
ltlephoflcd to 142-tON. Nome and phone
1tumt>.r Of llw COftlrihtor '""'' ,,. gi&lftl for
otri/leottott porpou• .
traffic, t('onom1c a nd public access
concerns, Signal sandbagged the plan
through county levels. In retrospect, the
public hearing pr<>Ce$ appears to have
been a sham.
SENSING TROUBLE with the
Coastal Comm1sswn . Signal tried to
bypass the commission through the state
Legislature, but failed after several
awkward attempts Meanwhile the
Coastal Commission staff early this year
prepared a detailed and though!ful
report enumerating the points of Signal's
plan that failed to meet state standards
and regulations l'OVen ng the protection
or our coastal r esources and other
concerns. poin~ that had been repeatedly
brought to the attention of Signal by
governmental agenci.es. organizations
such as the Sierra Club and AJnjgos de
Bolsa Chica. and private ciuzens for over
four years.
The Carpenter bill has been no "gun"
aimed at the Coastal Commission, as
Clark seems to thmk. especially one that
has misfired so often. The Bolsa Chica
plan is being passed through the coastal
plan process in an orderly manner,
although somewhat protracted due to
the extreme c."Omplex1ty and magnitude
of the proja•t and the recalcitrance of
Signal.
Signal appears to leave us with the
impression that they are the innocent
victim of bureaucratic overkill when in
fact they have arrogantly moved ahead
with a plan that ignores the project's
impacts on the community's natural
resources. t raffic loads. public utilities
and countless other factors. Fortunately
the Coastal Com1mss1on and its staff are
taking the time to review the plan
consc1enttously to sec that it confonns t.o
regulauons that were devised t.o protect
the l'Ommunity from those impacts.
DA VlD M CARLBERG
Double dealing?
To the Editor:
[ was d isappoi nte d to see what
happened at the Laguna Beach honorary
governor's contest party. It was my
understanding as announced by Bill
Farrell that the candidates had agreed
that no more money would be collected.
after 10:30 p.m. However, while thase or
us were in the room waiting for over an
hour, some double dealmg went on in
the back room.
After all the other candidates had
turned m their money. Maggie Meggs'
campaign chairman and another person
pulled out their checkbooks and wrote
checks for whatever they guessed would
be the then-highest total.
Doc Blacketer ended up with 246,799
votes and Maggie Meggs ended up with
337,000 -up 88.100 from the day
before. This after she had conceded the
race in a little speech before the votes
were counted.
I AM APPALLED that the members
of the Laguna Be a c h Business
Association allowed this. If the checks
had been written before 10:30 it would
have been different. But they weren't.
The race started out as good clean fun
but ends on a sour note. What happened
will certainly keep organizatioM and
individuals from participating in future.
Theo time, energy. originality and bard
work of selling raffle tickets obvtowly
doesn't m ean a thing when th~
organizers accept new money after the
race has officially closed. Therefore, I
will not support the endeavor ln the
future even though the purpoee la oot 1
sup~rt. In reality no one win•, and
that I that.
ALETA BONGIOVANNI .
lillllY lin
In CONOnUlCC with Reagan'• call for ua
all to live within our meana, on the date
h i• balanced budg l amendment.
becomel Jaw all loant ahoukl be dec1aNd
due and payable.
c.J.
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Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT /Thur•day, Augu1• 19 1932 •
•ANN LANDERS
•ART HOPPE
•ERMA BOMBECK ..,,
Skirting figure problems advocated by reader
DEAR ANN LANDE.RS. l had to 1,.u~h when I
read thut letter from lhe woman who said 11lack.s
were the perfect solution for fomaJes who don't
have pretty legs. Do they ever give a thought to
what the rest of their anatomy looks like?
S tand on any street corntr and watch the
parade of women in slacks who h&ve huge rear
ends, bulging thighs and roLls of fat around their
middle. Repulsive is tOo mild a word to describe
them.
Please teU those humungus mamas to get back
into slorts -full ones with lots of material. They
of L~una Beach
HOIOSCOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Friday, August to
ARIES (March 21-April 19): If persistent, you
win. You 'll be tested, challenged and you'U have
opportunity to make significant advances. Focus on
security, property values, long-range transactions.
You'll be asked to revise, re write, review and
possibly to rebuild on more solid base.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): R omantic
involvement is emphasized. Creativity also plays
major role -you'll expr~ sell in uruque manner
wh.ich attracts attention of lhooe who can provide
support.
GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Domestic
adjus tme nt is part o f scenario . Home base
commands attention, requires your personal touch.
Stick to familiar ground, welcome family reunion
and make intelligent concessions to loved ones.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Define terms,
avoid scattering forces, check behind scenes for
valid answers, See people, places in realistic light,
avoid self-deception and separate fact from illusion.
Short trip involves relative -recent inquiries will
now bring favorable responses.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You recoup loss. Focus
on authonty, creativity, ability to make most of
material at hand. You'll receive a very attractive
financial offer. Be sure to maintain right of final
approval. Capricorn persons figure prominently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You succeed in
fooling opposition. Cycle high , popularity increases
as you get credit long overdue. Aries, Libra persons
play paramount roles. You will reach more persons,
assignment will be completed. Aries IS in picture_
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): What had been
obscured will now become crystal c lear.
EnUghtenment replaces confusion. You locate item
that had been misplaced. You're on the brink of
important discovery. Leo is in picture.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Long-awaited
decision goes in your favor. Intuition is on target.
Lunar position emphasizes dreams, aspirations,
fulfillment of hopes and wishes. Cancer, Capricorn,
Aquarius persons figure prominently. You'll have
luck with number 11.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 -Dec . 21): Views,
statements are vindicated. Prestige rises; you'll be
more popular and timing will ~ on target. Another
Sagjttarian is very much a part of scenario. You'll
have more space -and luck. Stick with number 3.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): A void
tendency to overextend -lines of communication
will fill in blanks. What you seek iB available. Key
is to know and understand rules before breaking
them. Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo pe rsons figure
promine ntly.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Discoveries are
made regarding financial sources. Means you learn
where money goes. how it comes in and how it gets
that way. Someone may b e doing som e
manipulating. Be analytic.al and a keen , shrewd
obeerver.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Go slow, study
Aquarius message for valuable hints. Lunar focus
on publicity, permanent re lationships, usual
circumstances and breaks from traditional
procedures. Define terms, see places and people as
they are, not merely as you wiah lhey might exist.
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
HARDLY KNOW
HOW TO
REPLY
TO ALL THE
SILENCE"
YOUVE"
BEEN
SENDING
ME.
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hide o mult1tudt: of ains:S1gn nu• REVOLTED
ROBERT IN CAMPBELLSVlLLE. KY.
DEAR R.R.: I am not 'olog to tell them
aoytblag. "Humunaus mamas' are not famous for
ll1teolog. Here's aootber le tter on a related
subject.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ls my wife crazy or
not? At age 45 she has decided she no longer looks
good m s hort slut·ts. She hates slacks -says they
look unfeminine on anyone over 25. and are hot as
Had .. 'S in the summer.
A few months ago she took o ut the old sewing
mact1ine and made herself several long skiru and
wears them with her "prairie blouses." She looks
hke my grandmother. Everyone gawks, and it
makes me uncomtortable. Any advice? -NO
PIONEER IN HAGERSTOWN
DEAR N .P .: Apparently your wife Is
un co mfortable in slackf and yoa are
uncomfortable when she wears loag 1klrts. Tbe
decision Is going to res t on wblcb is more
important -your comfort or hers. I suggest a
compromise. When she's with you s he could leave
tbe Granny outfits at home. I don't believe It would
be asldng too much.
DEAR ANN LANDERS I haw written you
dozena of letteni in the lust 10 ytoan., und I have
never malled one until now Yl't I c&n truthfuUy
lilly you have helped me a great deal Lcl me
explain.
When J ran into trouble in my li(t•, I would !Ill
down and write you about. it ln order to put my
thoughts down on paper, ( had to thmk in a logical
manner and figure out how the trouble started. By
the time I got to the end of the letter, I l'Ould see
many aspects o! the problem that I hadn't seen
before. I alao was able to see where I ftt mto the
pirture, and what I did that was wrong.
There have been times when I have written
you as many as 12 pages ln longhand. One letter, I
remember, was filled with cuss words which I
almost never use. I went on and on about how badly
l had been tre.ited by a close friend . When I
firus hed the letter, I reread it and suddenJy I burst
mto laughter. It read like a trashy novel and I
sounded like a l'razy loon.
I guess what I want Lo say as thank you, Ann
Landers, for being there. This letter is going into
the mailbox immediately. YOUR FRIEND IN
ALPENA, MICH
DEAR FRIEND: Your letter was a real day-
brighteoer. Thanks for letting me know.
g ~ l.ANOflS
DEAR ANN. A bnef word of advice for
st.epparen!A. I 1L·arn1..-d the hard way Stay in the
backRTound Don't try too hard. Wall for tht' "new"
famafy to <.'Orne w you. Be pleasant but not overly
generous or eager to help or please In time. you
w11J be aC'cept.ed. Some things can't ~ rushed
WISER NOW IN CONN.
DEAR WISER: Words of '\vh1dom. Thanks for
sharing.
An• you. or 1s _'i(Jttlt.'Ot1f' yov c·art• abuut messmg
around with drug.. or considering it? Art• all
drugs bad? Wh<1t about ~ m moderauon? Ann
Landers' al/-1ww book/el, "'The Lowdown on
Dope," sepcraws the fa<:ts from the f1ct10n For cac·h
booklt•t orden'Ci, St.·nt.l $2, plus a long-self-addressed,
stamped envelope (37 cents postage) w Ann
Landen;, P 0 &x. 1 J 995, Chicago. Ill 606 J J
Rules enri~h grandparent role
their air fare. There's a n ew book ou t , "How to
Grandparent," in which lhe author, Dr Fitzhugh
Dodson, tells us old fogies how to become "valuable
members of the extended family" by "enriching the
lives of (our) children and grandchildren."
Dr. Dodson doesn't know what he's talking
about.
So 50 miles IS the ideal distance. It allows you
t o see your grandchildren at periodic family
reunions. Every year on St. S within's Day, for
example. makes for an excellent periodic reunion .
More importantly, this di.stance condemns the
pare nts to remain in the company of lheir small
tykes and you during the day-long visit. That
means it's their responsibility, not yours, to change
.Diapers. make formulas, stuff food down their little
\hroats and perform all the other menial services
the tiny tyrants demand.
The function of us grandparents is not lo
enrich anyone's life but our own. The reason for
this is that being a grandpa.rent is obviously the
Good Lord's way of rewarding us for having been
parents. And heaven only knows, it's little e nough
return for all w e went through. lt would be
blasphemous not lO milk our good fortune for all it's
worth.
THEREFORE, THE INITIAL rule i n
becoming a gi;andparent is, after admiring the
newborn infant in the hospital, to move exactly 50
miles away.
You are then free to e njoy to your heart's
content the enriching experience of loving your
cuddly descendant. Before undertaking this
experience, however, it is best lO ask a few timely
qu~tions. The timely questions I invariably ask are:
"Is it wet?" "Has it recently been fed?" "ls it
teething, colick y or otherwise affected by an
irritating physical condition?"
This insures that your offspring will not be
able to drop their wet, howling little ones in your
laps two or three evenings a week on their way to
lhe movies.
If the answers are satisfactory, I then say:
On lhe other hand, 50 miles is w ithin driving
distance and your children will naturally pay for
the gas. [f they live 500 miles or more away,
however, they will tend to fly lheir grandchildren
into your arms and you , for unfathomable reasons,
will be expected to cough up the wherewithal for
"Kindly bring it to me as I wish to love it."
After I have loved it to my heart's content -
an indulgence I find I can pursue for up to two or
three minutes -I say politely: ''Thank rou . I have
finished loving it. Kindly take it away.'
UNFORTUNATELY, PARENTAL m stincts
being as strong as they are. your grandchild's
parents will sooner or later find some way to make
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Both vulnerable_ ~outh deals.
NORTH
t QJ04
''AK 74
0 A K63
+K S
WEST
• 985
'V Q9653
<>Q982 •1 SOUTH
EAST
• 76
l;:)Jl(,82
0 J105
• J632
•·AK J 32
~Vold
0 74
+AQ10984
The bidding:
South West North Eaat
I + Pa11 I ~ Pu•
3 + Pa11 4 + Pa11
4 NT Pais 5 1:7 Pa111
7 • Pau Pasa Pa.e1
Opening lead: Nin~ of +.
It does our hearts good
When W(' hear Of OCtogen
ar1ans performing feats at
the bridge I.able. This hand,
from a lournament in Can
nes. was repor ted by Jose le
Oentu and features Ado
Eichel. still young in mind at
age 82. He and his partner
we re using an artificial rlub
system. In efrect, South's
1ump to three clubs showed a
strong two club bid and
thereafter the auction was
natural. North South did well
to stay clear of the more nor
mal spade grand slam. which
would have offered no prac
tical chance al all.
West led the top of nothing
in spades, and declarer won
the jack. ThP contract looked
simple until West showed
out on the second round of
trumps. To make his contract
now. declarer needed a
trump coup. For tnat to sue
ceed. however, East had to
fo llow lo three rounds or
spades. But what if East held
only two spades'?
Eic·hel devised as pretty 11
bi~ or det't:plion as tl ha:. been
our pleasure to witness. Hr
entered dummy with thl' ten
of spades and casher! thl' ace
king or hearts. discarding the
ace·ki ng of spades from has
hand! Now he led a third
round of spades
East was afraid that 1f he
rurfed the third spade.
declarer would overrurr and
his trump t rick would vanish
Ht' thought that he could
simply discard on this trick
and then sit back and wait for
his trump ~rick. Declarer
proved him wrong.
After the ljUee n or spades
held, declarer ruffed a heart,
crossed to the ace of
diamonds and ruUcd another
heart. Now his trumps were
down to t he same length as
East's, and both of them still
had a diamond. Oeclarer re·
entered dummy with the re·
maining high diamond, and
led a diamond from the table.
No matter what East did. hts
trump track disappeared and
the grand slam rolled home.
We warned you not lo
trust these 82·year olds!
Rubber brld1~ clubs
throqghout the country use
the four-deal brkl1t' format.
Do titer k.aow 10melhln1 you
don't? C harle• Goren's
"Four-Dul Bridie" will
teach you the etntefies and
tactic. of lllia fut-paced ac·
lion game that provided the
eve for a.neDdiq nabbera.
For a copy aDd a ecorepad,,.
eend tl.75 to "Gona·Four
Deal," care of thla
aew1paper, P.O. Boa 259,
Norwood, N.J. 07648. Make
ch uh pa1able to
Newapa~rb.ob.
Baseball great plays himself
)
ART HOPPE
THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER
a br<!ak for tt. leaving you s tuc k w i th their
offspring.
If you must baby-sit your gram•hild. lay down
some ground rules. The first, of course, 1s that i'
mus t be ho usebroken as you h.ive long si nce
forgotten how to change dtaJ>(!rs and have no
interest whatsoever an relearning useless skills.
Secondly, 1t shouldn't be over the age of three as it
then becomes too heavy to lift up bodily and stuff m
a locked closet should it become recalcitrant
As to when to baby-sit, 9 a .m. to 11 a.m. on
Saturdays are best. This allows you lO establish
what Dr. Dodson encouragingly describes as "a
close, supportive relationship," that is, between
your grandchild and Saturday morning carlOOf'\
time on the t.clevasion set.
Also, be sure to keep t he freezer loaded wJth
ice cream. It is a medically proven fact that very
few children can whme, yowl or cry with a mouth
ftUed with ace cream. Most healthy children can
survive for at least three days on an tl'e cream die~
True, this may make them wish to return to you/--
house, but at will make their parents t-qually wish
they don't. And, as for you, you don't have to pay
the dental bills.
Lastly. never worry about your chtldren'!t
opinion of you. They are bound to think more
highly of you now that they are parenlll
themselves. For at last they can understand what
you went through raising them. And no parent
could ask for a greater reward than that
EIMA IOMllCK
AT WIT'S END
Fears raised
• on sagging
Milhons of Americans suffer from varying
degrees of some kind of phobia.
The choices are exte ns ive a nd run from
c laus t rophobia (dre ad of sma ll places) to
agoraphobia (dread of large places) and every fear1 m between.
Some o( these fears people can talk about.-
Some of them they can't A professional dancer has
just come out of the closet with his phobia and gueiaf
w hat he's suCfering from? Claustrophobia? Wrong.
He's plagued by "Bunophobia," the fear of finding
yourself m possession o( a fat and sagging derriere.
HIS NAME IS CAL DEL POZO and he's just
written a book called "Bunnetics." In it, he provide~
guidelines for evaluating derrieres and offers ~
series of exercises lO firm up. 1
ls he serious? You're list.ening to a woman whd
has been attached t.o a wide load U-Haul for years.
Women, in general. suffer from the granddaddy of
all phobias: SAGPHOBIA, the fear of the en~
body falling. To us, it lsn1t a question of what falls.I
Our big concern is when and how far. "
Bunophobia has never been on e of my
priorities, nor is anything I don't have to look at. lt'a
like fussing with the back of your hair. You neven
see it, so who cares. 1 Q: Are tbey ~otn1 to make a TV movie of "Tbe
Boys of Sammer,' die sto~ of tlae lt501 Brooklya
Dod&er1? If '°.L 11 lt trae Cbat Dasctn Roff mu will
play Pee Wee Mete? -Mlcbael T., llldiaupoll1.
A: No. You can dust off Hoffman. He's not the
choice. The role of the Dodgers' all-time shortatop
will be played by Pee Wee Ref!9e hlmlelf. ln 1pite of
th• fact that Ree9e recently celebrated hls 64th
birthday,
Pf ISOllALl1J Q.&A.
BY MARILYN ANO HY GARONER
Most or my friends dread ''El.asUcphobia," the
fear of their stomach dropping and bruising theid
knees. I
Poultryphobia will also cause rapid heart rate;
short.ness of breath, trembling, blurred vision anc.£
,......dizziness. This ia a fear of getting complirMnta or\'
your ribbed turtleneck sweater when you're not
wearing one. wilh my clothes on stage," SAY' Elton. ••Because l
wun't the archetypical le.an, Uthe rock lw-a la
Bowie or Jagger.-"But sometime• I take people
through my hOUle and ask them lf they want to aee
the ooatumes. I've still got them all. And 110me ot
them I cannot believe that. t wore. I looktld like
Dlarui &. in 'Mahogany! And the shoes! I cou.Jd
build a nati~ park with the trees tNt have been
chopped down to _provide heels for my shoes," Elton
told wrUer Lila Robin8on.
Q: Hai Rlclt.ard Nixon ever pabllcly admJUed
tbat ite sboald llave dutroyed U1e tapes wblcb
altlmacely broagbt blm dow n ? -Tom C.,
Plttsbarp.
A: The fonner pn!9ldent still geta mail asking
him why he didn't bum t.h.e tape1. And now he
aay1, ln h.lndsl~ht, "Of course, I 1hou_ld (have
destroyed them), I
Q: Roct scar Eltoa Job -11 lie rddd&.1 "'" tbOH clotbel ... WHrt •• sca1ef -LICJ Hd
Terry R., Jersey City, N.J.
A: "l'w always tri4.'d to be a little humoro\.ll
I'VE SEEN WOMEN TORTURED fro .,..
Jellophobla who w1Jl not l~ve the house or elCJXll!M!
thetn8elves to light. They !ear when they ra.be thelf
e1'm1, you won't be able to see Haht coming
thn:>ugh.
At the mom nt, l'm plagued by Desertphobia.
Thi4 Ls where the sand haa ahiftc.-d and t.he U or 2
extra pounds you've CAnitcl for y~ haa Rttl
juat above each knee. You can't walk aero.
floor without 90Undlng Uke someone ll applaud.lng
Throughout the years, there have ~·
e>terci.118 for cnatina ~ aymptom$. but the
ecem eo *-aUc. Si.nee the bqum1na of time. the
have beef\ women who have Callen.
Tho Onet with Sagphob.la are the ones we
talk about ln a fM\lly newspaper
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1' I e Orange Coatt DAILY PILOT /Ttlur1day, Augu1t 19, 1982
prompt
new law
EURF.K.A (AP) Reacting to
lh~ furor~~ by tht' kllllnai of
two zoo bean. the City Council
has passed an ordinance
requiring approval and public
notice before such action is
repeated.
The 6·0 vote means thut
animals at the Sequoia Park Zoo.
the only zoo on the California
coast north of San Francisco,
ca n 't be k i ll ed without
approval of the new 200'adv1sory
board.
The vote was taken three
months after acting Zoo
Director Ben Adan ordered the
deaths of bears Eric and Julie
and sent their two cubs to an
Oregon zoo.
Widow eeks damages from Hoiles estate
The widow of P airand.on of
Frc.•cdom Ncw1patp<:r1 founder
R.C Holll'I h"1I tiled a $62 million
danuagt! suit In Orange County
Superior Court aialnat the estate
of former chalrm1rn CJarence
Hollee, her father·ln-luw.
The legal action was filed
Tuesday on behalf of Patricia
Hoile1, a Santa Ana resident,
whose late husband w&B James
lfollea.
Her attorney said Mrs. Holles
is seeking punitive and general
damages because she claims that
Clarence Hoiles, who died late
last year, used his position as
chairman and chief operating
officer of Freedom Newspapers
to benefit his own family and not
watch out for Patricia Hoiles'
interests as trustee of the trust
fund lert to her by her late
husband.
Patricia Holl.,• ls the ~ntflciary of a t.rust et1uu... ll"fl
to her by her husband whi<'h
lncludee 68,000 sharu of
Freedom Newspapers stock
valued at $!0 mlWon.
James H'oileR died In 1964. His
wlll made Clarence HoiJes sole
trustee of Patricia Hoiles' trust
estate.
Mrs. Hoiles filed a $62 million
claim against Clarence Hoiles'
estate following h is death In
December 1981 However, the
three co-executors of the etstate
rejected that claim
The law1u1t clalmti Cluence
Holle1 excluded Mn. Hollea'
trwt ettllte from various b1J.1inea
ven tures offered to other
Freedo111 Newspaper
11hareholdera.
Additionally, the legal action
claims that lnc.'Ome that should
have been paid t.o Patricia Hoiles
was diverted.
Carrier due i.n West
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
nuclear powered aircraft carrier
Carl Vinson, the Navy's newest,
will be assigned to the Pac1fk
and will be based at Alameda.
Calif., next spring. it has been
announced.
Oceans en route to its new home
port.
Adan, who has s ince been
reassigned. later explained that
he took the action because it was
too expensive to ship the adults
to another 200 and there was no
place to keep them loca!Jy while
a $300,000 bear grotto was being
built.
"'~o BACK HOME -This English mastiff was returned home Freedom Newspapers Inc.
publishes the Orange County
Register and 28 o th er
newspapers in 12 states. The
Register is headquartered in
Santa Ana.
The Vinson, now completing a
series of exercises after being
commissioned in March, wall
leave Norfolk, Va., and sail
virtually around the world via
the Atlantic, lndian and Pac1f1c
According to the Navy, this
will result in the st.ationing ,of
two nuclear powered aircraft
earners in both the Pacific and
Atlantic.
The nuclear powered guided
missile cruiser, Texas, also will
saal from Norfolk next spring
bound for 1 ts new home port in
San Die~o.
after an ordeal in Lake Erie when he jumped off a cabin
cruiser and floated for 14 hours before being rescued.
Owners George Paschen and wife Patricia examine their
pet.
Report sought
on slip rentals
The Orange County Board of Supervisors has
ordered a report within 90 days by the county
counsel's office on procedures by which future slip
rental increases would be evaluated.
The move follows a 4.5 percent slip rental
increase approved Wednesday by the board for
boaters whose vessels are docked in the west basin
at Dana Point Harbor.
The rate increase -approyed by unanimous
vote -will boost the average rental, based on a
35-foot boat, from $200 to $210 per month.
TBW, a partnership operating the 957 slips in
the west basin, sought a 10 percent increase in
November.
Not affected by the action are renters of the
1,462 slips in the adjacent Dana Point Marina. .
The existing per-foot rate at the west basin
ranges from $5 to $6.15. 'As a result of the board's
action, the range wilJ climb to between $5.50 and
$6. 75 per foot.
Nicotine addicts,
researchers say
NEW YORK (AP) -Evidence is growing that
the nicotine inhaled by cigarette smokers is physi-
cally addicting. a panel of re5earchers said.
"To say smoking is just a habit is not enough,''
said Lynn Kozlowski, a Canadian scientist who has
studied nicotine addiction. Kozlowski is one of
roughly a haH-dozen scientists who participated in a
symposium on tobacco addiction.
One reason why it has taken scientists so long
to become convinced that nicotine is physically ad-
dicting, K ozlowski said, is that the symptoms of
nicotine withdrawal are subtle.
"People have made the mistake of looking for
large eHects," he said. "It's a small effect -it's
hard to describe. People say they don't feel quite
right."
Bernard Ellis, a public health consultant who
works to develop anti-smoking programs, said most ,
current anti-smoking efforts are aimed only at the
p·sychological e ffects of smoking -not at the
physical addiction.
Some researchers, particularly M.A.H. Russell
of the Addiction Research Unit at Maudsley Hos-
pital in London, EngJand, have had success helping
smokers quit by gjving the smokers chewing gum
containing nicotine.
Such a product is available in Switzerland,
Sweden, England, Ireland and Canada. The U .S .
Food and Drug Administration is now considering
whether to allow use of the product in this country.
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STOCKS 85 way to think of the 0 movie 'TRON.' Pugt~ 87. ENTERTAINMENT 66~7 ....
G#' ),\~ Blessed are Chants of peace
the zoning rules
PRAYERFUL .PROBLEMS & SUCH: Houses o f
worship seem to be having some difficulties these days.
Actually, the sanctuaries aren't having so many problems
as the people who are trying to build them.
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach is
one case in point. T he P resbyterians want a ne w sanctuary
on th ei r s it e up by
N ewport H arbor High
School. This seems to be
r-.\ one of those Protestant E::aiiiiii111o.~ d e n o mination s that TOM MURPHINf.~~' 1 believes the c h urch structure should be t all,
sweeping toward the clouds as i( it's in communion with
heaven .
Certain neighbors. however, suggest this may be just
too blamed tall.
THUS IN AN EARTHLY hassle on height, city
government in Newport Beach is trying to squeeze its way
out from between the works of the Lord and the works of
neighborhood zoning.
Meanwhile, the city of Irvine has also failed to elude
the clutches of neighborhood squabbles over sanctuary
structures in that community. One reli.5tious denomination
proposed a house or worship r ecently near a housing
subdivision where complain ts were heard that the proposed
structure wasn't compatible with the tr act.
Old-fashioned people might find that complaint hard
to figure, in that classic churches have been of arch itecture
that included things like steeples and church bells and the
like. These buildings hardly look like an R-1 development.
Some people are really hard to satisfy. I mean, if you
picked up Mission San Juan Capistrano and plunked it
down in some neig hborhood locations, the homeowners'
club would cry foul over the adobe finish.
It may be OK here but don't try to make It fly in Irvine ...
ANOTHE R COMPLAINT about the Irvine sanctuary
discussed here was that blueprints included a guest house.
Certain neighbors were h eard to complain that this would
mean a lot of transients would be occupying the place and
you wouldn't know who these characters were.
Now I ask you, if you can't trust a church visitor, just
whom can you trust? If they play the stereo loudly like the
transients in my neighborhood, at least maybe it will be,
"Nearer My God to Th ee" rather than acid rcx::k.
Count your blessings. if you'll pardon the expression .
In event it seems that sanctuary objections are limited
to communities in our coastal area. disabuse yourself of the
notion .
Our inland neighbors up in F ullerton 1'ave just
grappled with a similar problem; this one dealing with the
Eastside Christian Church. Church expansion plans were
rejected by the city's architectural review board. Are you
ready for the reason?
BECAUSE THE MODULAR structu.res proposed
would be "incompatible with the existing architectural
style of the area." Sound familiar?
The turn -down was reversed by the Fullerton
Planning Commission where one commissioner commented,
"The building proposed is different. but that doesn't mean
it's wrong or distasteful." ·
Well, at least in this case, apparently heaven won't
have to wait.
'Stop madness and killing'
By JODI CADENHEAD ofttw 01111, f'llol aa.tt
Orum-beating Buddhist
monks, women in gray business
suits and fathers holding toddlers
were among the 140 protesters
Wednesday outside a con(erence
on electronic nuclear warfare at
the Newpor t.er.
The protesters lined Jamboret-
Boulevard in front oC the palm
tree-studded h otel, carrying
placards a nd American flags
while white scarved monks
c banted Japanese anti-war
prayers.
Tim Carpenter, organizer of
the Alliance fqr Survival protest,
said that the throng plans similar
action Sept. 13 and 14 whe n
Technology Transfer Society
meets in Anaheim for another
defense conference.
Mamo ru K ato, a Japanese
Buddhist monk now living in
Boston. said he participated in an
anti -nucle~r walk from New
York to Los Angeles in June.
"All religious people have to
walk strongly against this," said
Kato, taking a minute out from
his chanting. "We have to stop
the madness before we k ill
ourselves."
John Maitino, 25, a San Juan
Capistrano high school t('acher,
brought h is 14-month old son to
the rally. "I think that the public
has to raise a stink and let people
know that the nuclear arms race
is an issue and a problem."
The assemblage included
David Munro. 78, Laguna &>ach,
who carried a "Veep 1''recze It"
sign. ThE' white bearde d
protester said he had bee n
attending anti -nuclear
demonstrations since 1961.
.. l t's a little like Mount
Everest," he said . "l did it
because it was there."
Judy Brady, 27, dressed in a
gray busmeSB suit and carrying
an American flag. said she gave
up her lunch hour to attend the
rally scheduled from 11:30 a.m.
to l p.m.
Apparentiy those attending
the defense conference were not
as willing to forego their eating
time.
The conference room was dark
and deserted except for a man
a nd woman s haring a lunch
delivered by room service.
"It's been cas'Ual for us," said
Marti Evens, one of the
organizers of the conference. "&
there anyone out there?"
Dally Piiot Photoa by Gary Arnbn>M
SPIRITUAL STRENGTH -Buddhist monk from
Los Angeles beat drum and chanted during rally.
warfare conference at the Newporter Wednesday. Most
delegates were out to lunch and didn't hear the commotion.
. •
'Unrealistic' immigration hill upsets county growers
By GLENN SCOTT 0( ... o.llr ..........
Support.era of a sweeping new
immigraUon bill claim it will be
pamect t.h1a year by Congress, but
local leaders involved with its
agricultural aapecta are
unlmpreaed with the legtalaUon.
Growera say the bifi w on 't
aolve their critical need for a
stable worklon:e during h.arvet1t
teuon, and a Catholic Church
dignitary aays implementation
isn't realilUc.
The Senate ti!!:d the so-
called Stmpeon-ll blll this
Wftk on an 81-18 vote. California
Senaton Alan Cnnston and S.I.
Hayakawa both voted .,.inst IL
The bill la expected to reach the
House floor this fall where
proponent.a da1m l t will pell.
The 166-page bUl aeta an
admiulon quota of 425,000
lmml1ranta per year, not cou.ntlna refugeea. There were
800,000 official immigrant.a in
1980, including 125,000 Cuban
and Haitian refugees.
Key element.a of the bill are
sanctiona againat employers who
knowingly hire illegal alien1.
They could receive fines up to
$2,000 and repeaters could be
slapped with aix-month jail
terma.
Employera of four or more.
worken would be required to
check for identification, and the
bUJ w ould create a system to
reliably prove ldenUty, auch u
through national identity card.a
and a computerized data bank.
Amneaty would be given to
~t re91denta who lived ln
the U.S . illegally before 1977.
Thoae livina here alnce 1980
would receive temporary legal
residence that presumably could
be continued.
Undocumented aliena who
have arrived since 1980 would
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retain their illegal status and
would remain s ubject t o
deportation.
Father Allan Deck, director of
Hispanic ministry for the Diocese
of Orange, said Wednesday he
opp oaes a ll aspects o f the
legialaUon except the amnesty
claWle, whJch he noted was made
more r estrictive befor e the
Senate palled the bill.
Employer sanctions are
suspect , h e added. because of
difficulty enforcing them evenly
a nd becau se unscrupulou s
employers could use them as
we a p o ns to fright en
undocumented workera.
Said Deck: ••we have all kindt
of l e gislation r e1ardlng
e mployment practfcea and
condltJona ln the workplace that
are not enforced now."
The authon of the blll lnltlally
had propo9ed amnesty for thoee
who have lived in the U.S . since
1980 and temporary legal s tatus
up to 1982, Deck said .
He estimated that of about
100 ,000 undocumented
immigrants in Orange County, 50
to 60 percent could receive legal
status under the Senate'• version
of the bill. But he said many
Mexicans are leery of federal
immigration practioes and might
not "come forth."
A pro m i nent agricultural
organbatlon, the rrvlne-baaed
Weatern Growers Association,
also la not pleued with the bill.
"Our aasoclatlon ls a little
diaappointcd about certain
inclualons ln the bill's cu rrent
state.'' aaid general CC>Un8el Pat
Rynn ••And we're dismayed
about the failure of Hayakawa'•
amendment to pus."
That amendment would have
required U.S. Border Patrol
agents to obtain search warrants
before entering fields searching
for undocumented workers.
M s . R ynn said growers'
foremost concern is to have a
workforce in the fields during
harvest. S he noted that this
spring'• strawberry harvest wu
eerioualy disrupted when Border
Patrol agenta conducted large
"sweeps" through Irvine ~ields.
She aaid t h e e mployer
san ction s (all to t ake i nto
consideration the "agricultural
realltlea growers face" In
harv es t i ng p e rishable
commodities.
She aaid the aaaociatJon had
hoped for a uatreamllned" guest
worker ~ omltt.Jns grower
reaponalbilltles to ho use and
transport workera.
An ald e to Conareuman
Robert Badham, R-Ne wpo rt
Beach, said Wednesday Badham
agrees that changes are needed in ,
immigration laws but is '
con cerned about e mployer ·
sanctions.
Badham also favors a guest
worker program to ensure that
growers have sufficient workers
to h arvest cr ops. said Aide
Argyle Nelson.
Deck said the U.S. Catholic .
Confere nce has opposed guest :
worker programs because they •
often don't afford the same ;
working conditions as when :
laborers are free to organise. :
He noted that leader s for:
growen and workera in Orange:
County have similar distJSte for
the bill. but for different reasons.
"T h e p olitics o f th e !
I mm igrat ion iaa ue h aa
alw•ys fuclnated nw,'' he said. j
"and I've never been able to•
figure it out."
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I Orang• OoHt DAIL v PILOT /Thur1day, Augu1t ta. 1882
Diocese eyes
• aging concerns
A confere~ on a1lns l111ehcdulcd next month b~ the C h ris tian S arv ke Age ncy, a Cat holic
Ci unity agency ol the Diocese of Oran,c:.
Theme of the conference. 1eheduled Sept. 2tS ut
arywood Center in Orange. la wellneu and aging.
~:·. Toplca Include. diet, e xercise, aplritual well-n.Jng. alrt!U management, determlnlng wellness.
blo-ethlcs and medla-vtewlng.
A fee of $10 Includes lunch if paid by Sept. 13.
For more information, call the Christian Service
Agency, M2-6729.
f.. Seve ral Oran g e Coast r esidents a re
ticipating. Cecelia Dunn, S t. Elizabeth Ann
ton parish, Irvine, and J ean Curran, St .
.C1ttherine of S iena parish, L aguna Beach, are
~rdinators of the registration committee.
• Serving on the program committee is Joan
Abrams, St. Simon and Jude parish. Huntington
Beach.
Campsites filling
fast for holiday
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state said that
F.
most 90 percent of Its reservable state park
amps.it.es are taken for Labor Day, and part of a
rk at Lake Tahoe is being closed for flea control
ork.
All reservations have been filled for the Sept.
~6 weekend in the south and central coast state
rk units, the central coast redwood state parks,
nd CalaverJis Big Trees State Park. They are
arly filled in the parks in the southern inland
gion and La1'e Tahoe Area. ~ But the ~partment of Parks and Recreation
aid s pace is s tall available in many parks of
orthern California and other areas.
ln the Lake Tahoe area, the department was
osing D.L. Bliss State Park because a dead ground
~uirrel was found to have had the plague. Four
hers are being tested for the plague. The flea-
ntrol work w as being started for campsites l
hrough 90, w ith campsites 91 thro ugh 168
maining open. The work was to take about 10
ays. ·
F1ea abatement work was being completed at
lhe nearby Sugar Pine P o int State P a rk
ampgrounds, which were closed Aug. 10 because of
!ague-infested rodents. The campgrounds were
ing reopened today.
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ON SALE ITEMS FROM
EVERY DEPARTMENT
SALE STARTS FRIDAY
AUGUST 20th
9 :30 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
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3467 Via lido
673-4570
GOLDEN CELEBRATION -The 50th
w edd ing annive rs ary of r e tire d Sears
executive William Robb and his wife Louise
was fe t e d by their three sons William,
Kenne th and Ronald, eight grandchildren and
frie nd s. The ho nor e es, who have lived in
Laguna Beach for 20 years, enjoy ham radio,
gold and ga rdening .
THI lllllElllT Riii
Zarb -Cousin -L e wis
The engaaem •nL of Victoria Joanne Zarb-
Couain and Mk hael Spene:.·~" Lewi., RcJn of Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer Lewla of Huntington Beach,
hu been announced by her parents, Mr . and
Mrs. Victor Zarb-C.Oua!n of Costa Mesa.
The affianced pair have set March 12 as
their wedding date in Costa Mesa.
Co11 way -Jones
University of Southern Califomaa graduates
Merrina Elizabeth Conway a nd James Bolton
Jones have reserved Our Lady Queen of Angels
Church In Ne wport Beach for their Nov. 13
wedding.
The bnde-to-be ls the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. WiUiam F . Conway who a nnounced the
engagement during a party at their Corona del
Mar home . Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Jones of
Newport Beach are pare nts of the . future
bridegroom.
Miss Conway a nd he r fiance a!so were
classmates at Corona del Mar High School. Victoria· Zarb-Cousm , M ichael Lewis
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,NOTIONS, PATTERNS
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dlapl•y ahefving, a tock room shelves, MW-
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BLOCK BREAKFRONTS, DRESSER, DRAWERS, WASH TUB, SEWI NG
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purpoae .•. Nemely the tol•I end complete LIQUIDATION of the entire stock •I'd 1tore fix·
tu,... .. Jn the 1hor1HI po11lbl• llme .. uUef1y regudle11 of coal Of' eny loss lh•t m•y be In·
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nollon1 or pettem1 .NOW IS THE TIME •.. THIS IS THE PLACE Ill
ENTIRE STOCK
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SEll OUT ENTIRE STOCK
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STORE HOURS
MOMOAHRIOAT
IO:OO 0IM 1:00
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coet •.. mekH no dllltr•"c• ..• lor we rullze thel ••h•m• low price Is the only thll'g lh•t
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IN BETWEEN
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FINE QUALITY FABRICS
ENTIRE STOCK OF FAMOUS Mill BRANDS.
'..ARGE SELECTION OF SOLIDS AND PRINTS IN YEAR
·ROUND AND FALL COLORS IN MACHINE WASH ABLE
AND PERMANENT PRESS FABRICS OF COTION Th{!~~: ~;~~:',!~~.a~,'~~n~~cB~~s c H E c KS Elas11c. Buckles. Belting.
Pins 'n Needles and Ribbon
30°/o OFF
REGULAR PRICES
50% Cotton·50% Polyester
Over 15 Colors to Choose
Use for Dresses
Sportswear, Shirts
And Much More•
Regular S2.99 Yard
BUTTONS Sale 51 .88,o.
.. JHB .. huge stock. buttons for any sewing need, just about every
color Imaginable, carded
OUR ENTIRE STOCK RICKRACK&
SEAM BINDINGS
POL VESTER, BLENDS
SAYINGS ON All YOUR SEWING FABRICS,
PATTERNS & NOTIONS UP TO
50°/o OFF
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ROBBINS• V.l.P. •ELY
WALKER• SPRINGMAID
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s111pes cehcoes plaids pallP•ns
dots nove111e~ etc tOO''• co110"~
cot10f\ ble,.ds e1c
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45·· W1dth·Mach1ne Wa~h
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Regular S2. 70 Yard
Sale Sl .88 hrd
2644 SAN
MIGUEL DR.
Comer of Ford Rd.
IN THE .. NEWPORT
HILLS" CENTER
SEE MAP BELOW
AUGUST 19
AT 10 A.M.
SIMPLICITY
McCALL'S
VOGUE
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
D1lss. Sportsv.aw, ~ ~·s ~. Qafts,
Hore ~
50°/o OFF
RBllAR PRICf.s
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How 10 s ' tor most all types and
kinds ol sewing plus
special proiects, eac
ENTIRE STOCK
30°/o OFF
LACES-TRIM
& FRINGE
WRIGHTS bias lape, seam and
blanket bindings, hem facings, twill
tapes. lace. etc big stock. all colors
IUG. 31' ule price. 21e
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choose A vast array or colors.
styles, types fo1 any sewing need
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
UP ·
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ZIPPERS
Talon
IUG. 75' ule prlc•. 53e
fll(C. 11 .2t sele price .....• 71Je
THREAD
J & P COATS dual duty plus
a big stock for all types of sewing
butlon and carpet threads, extra
fine. QUiii, etc Most all colors
Sl.1'B TO PRINTS
QUILTS
FROM TOP QUALI TY MILLS
AT CLOSE OUT DISCOUNTS
Retuter Sl.21-".71 yerd
SALE-PRICE Checlis, soHds, Pfll'll pf11d,
pell•"''· Chrlatmas Qutlts double
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4
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ltlG. ISc ule prlc• Rl G $3.39 YO . basic fabrics at big savings'
1tio. toe .. ,. prlc• 63C ALL COLORS IN STOCK SALE PRICE ALL REDUCED
RR~11.a .... ~ ... 88e 30°/o OFF 2.38Yo. 25°/o
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NEWPORT BEACH LOCATEDHintl "NIWPORT :.~~=-NEXT TO ULPMI
OR MORE
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ORIGINAL f H RIC RETAIL
CHRISTMAS _
PRINT FABRICS
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NOW
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THROUGH THE KEYHOLE -Visitors to
Jim Sieg's display at the Festival of Arts can
get a 'keyhole--V'iew of a varity of ~tartling
... . .. .
D .. ty Not Photo 111 Steff Mftc:IMI
color photographs, like this Chinese actor
garbed in 17th century gear.
Wheeee, the peephole
Photographer declares eYer yon e wants to look in k eyholes
By STEVE MITCHELL Of'"h D9ly '9ot .....
The bottom line, says Laguna Beach
photographer Jim Sieg, is that everybody is a
voyeur at heart.
Well, almoet everybody.
"People want to look through keyholes," the
photographer says. "They want to see the
forbidden."
Thus, "La Peep A Doora," Sieg's colorful
keyhole art, is on exhibit through Aug. 29 at the
Festival of Arts in
Laguna Beach.
His display is
composed of two
colo rful enamel -
pa i nted doors,
equipped with
eyeball -high
peepholes and
keyholes under the
crystal door knobs.
Festival-goers
often line three deep
to catch a glimpee of
what is behind the
multicolored 7-foot
doors.
What greets the
eye are backlit color
slides, d epicting a JIM SIEG
variety of rather unnerving images.
Like the stem face of a Chinese actor garbed
in 17th century headdress and makeup.
Or a pair of alluring eyes staring back at the
viewer.
"That one gets a shriek out of some of
them," Sieg said, laughing.
Now, you'd figure a photographer, 43, with
a wife and four daughters to feed might come up
with a better way of displaying his colorful
work.
Oh, he has a bin full of his more traditional
photographs for sale.
Not that you can't walk away with "La Peep
A Doora." ,
For $1,775, you get the whole shooting
match -doors, keyholes, peepholes and 100
color slides so you can change the environment
behind the mystery enclosure.
But selling the exhibit is not Sieg's primary
concern.
"This is a view participatory piece more
than anything," the photographe r/artist
explains. "Things are so damned serious these
days. I wanted some humor in art -something
in which the visitors actively participate."
And participate they do.
"The reaction is always strong," Sieg says.
"There's certainly no indifference."
Most visitors step right up to sneak a peek.
A few shy tlway.
"Some people are so timid they won't come
up and look," he says.
But for him the comments from bold
voyeurs makes the whole project worthwhile.
If they stop by the bin and buy an 11 by 14
color photograph, so much the better.
And if no one buys "La Peep a Doora?"
"Maybe I'll put an addition on my house to
incorporate the doors," Sieg said.
Then he'll have his own home peep-show.
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produc:uon uf <.-u.tom ln~~rated cil"l'uJta
Sumlcom, Inc. hat bt •n t .. wbllaht'tl ln TuaUn
H a aubeldlary l)f S umitomo Corp l o murkt•t
rrucrocomput~r ayawnu Mnd "•lult'tl pttrtph1..•rMlll.
Andrew Renner A11octatet of Nttwpun .Bc:·ite'h
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tr&Olll!i l'Ompany. L. David ller1Hreder, ul N1.•wpurt li4•11d1, hu.11
been appointed audit prltwtpul of Deool1 Klarin, Named pre11ldcnl ot the
American 11ullflidlary at 17862 E.
17th St , waa Ken UcbtbHbl,
m"nuger o f Sumitomo Corp.'i
eleclronlca ~xpnrt Nect lon in
T okyo.
Accouotan&1. In c . Nl·wport
&ad1 I It· wu uucJU munnger of
Arthur Young & Compuny, un
mternauunaJ CPA flnn.
San/ Har Corporatton o(
lrvlne and Pleney Rudio
Systems of England huve Slf!lled
an agreement under wnk h
San/Bar will modify 1ts digital
Admlol1tr1tlve Buwloeu
Services, o wned by Ca thy
Morrl1, has opened un office al
2152 MkhelliOn Dr. In Irvine.
microwave radio system t o meel Plessey'~
requirements and European standards.
Construction on four Spires Restaurants
mvolving expenditures of more than $2 3 rrullion
for buildings and equipment w as announced by tht'
Buena Park·based famHy r estaurant chain,
At lealll rive Californl{a
Hl"O•NHOI" b a 8 e d b a n k II ' l h l' 8 a D k 0 '
America, Lloydt Bank Callrornla, Callforola First
Baok, The Bank of Caltforola and First Interstate
Bank, cut thc1r prime rau-Wednesday to 14 percent.
Locations of the restaurants, aU of whc1ch are
expected to be in operation this year, are Anaheim.
M onrovia. Sa~ Fe Springs and Richardson, Texas
The board uf d1rc·t·tors of C ushman
E lec w onlcs, Inc . of Newport Bcach declared
quarterly dividend of three coents per share ~yable
Oct 1 w shareholders o f rec:ord Sept 14
The architectural design firm of DeRevere.
Wise, Garakian & Associates took top honors for
design of El Camino Bank's East Anaheim branch
office. The annual awards are sponsored by the
Conference and Builder magazine.
E l Camino Bank announced that it has become
a wholly owned subsidiary of El Camino Bancorp,
"a newly organized bank holding company .
F1Vt! holiday w eek ends, hosted by The Body
Designers Workshop of Corona del Mar, are
scheduled al the Marriott Hotel and TenntS Club m
Newport Beach Oct 1-3 and Nov 12-14, the
Registry Hotel m lrvine Oct. 15-17. and The
Newport.er m Newport Beach -Nov. 5-7 and Nov
19-2 l.
For in formation. call 861-1608.
Shareholders o f El Camino Bank approved the
reorganization a t their annuaJ meeting.
The San/Bar Corp. of Irvine has reported its
Break·Free d1v1sion received an order from the U .S.
Military Defense Logistics Command for
approximately $500,000 of "Break -Free CLP."
Silicon Systems Inc., Tustin. has opened a $1 5 San/Bar 1s a sui;>plier of electronic equipment
million wa£er fabrication facility and added 50 and components. microwave radio system s, and
employees. service to the telecommunications industr y. The
Until now the <'Ompany d esigned and Break-Free division produces "Break -Free CLP," a
manufactured custom integrated circuits but had multi-purpose ,·leaner. lubricant and protective
the wafers proces...e<l by outside manufacturers. agent.
\ B of A loses ju.dgment
$101 million mus t b e paid in mortgage case
SAN FRANCISCX> (AP) -Bank of
America must pay $101 million to
thousands of its mortgage customers
whose pre-paid reaJ estate taxes were
converted to the bank's own use, a
judg.e has ruled.
The order by San Franci sco
Superior Judge John Dearman
finalized a tentative judgment handed
down in February.
At issue in the 10-year -old class-
action l awsuit was the bank's
handling of impound trust funds -
real estate taxes that are pre-paid
. monthly along with m o rtgage
installments. Banks hold those funds
and once a year pay the taxes for their
customers.
Richard D . Wilson, a San Francisc.'O
accountant. Ciled suit in March 1972,
claiming the bank was misusing the
trust funds and contending they
should be handled without profit to
the bank. Wilson and customers with
similar complaints w ere declared a
class in 1978.
The judgment involved 170,000
mortgage customers who borrowed
money before March 1972 and paid
tale-impounds between 1968 and 1975.
About 50,000 of those still are bank
customers, and the ruling included an
injunction barring the bank from
making a profit on the impounds still
being paid by those class members.
The award consists of $47,204,815 in
damages. which represents 7 percent
compounded interest on the class'
funds. plus $54 m illion in puniuve
damages. The judge also awarded $3.5
million in attorneys' fees.
"This certamlv is an indication that
the courts won't tolerate banks
misusing cu stomers' money," said
Lynn S. Carman, a lawyer for the
plaintiffs.
":4'We want the funds to be handled
without profit lo the bank and the
bank not to use it without paying
interest . Al the ver y least, the
customers ought to get 90.day
certificat e of deposit rat es o n
impounds," he added.
Bank of America plans lo appeal
the judgment.
"W e don't feel we had any
obligation to pay interest before the
law began requiring such payments"
in January 1977, said spokesman
Ronald Owens.
The punitive damages w e re
"particularly unfair .. because the state
Legislature did not require payments
in the years covered by the suit and
no other lenders were paying inter est
during that time. he added
Interest ra.te ceiling
extension bill passes
SACRAMENTO (AP) -With one
legislator saying high interest rates
are better for con sumers than
"artificial low rates," the Assembly
has given final approval to a bill that
would maintain a l9.2 percent ceiling
for interest ch arged on r etail
installment sales.
The bill, AB2671 by Assemblyman
Bruce Young, 0-Cerritos, w as sent to
the governor by a 60-3 vote.
The Legislature a few years ago
raised the maximum interest that
stores can charge when thev !'IPll
people hffii~N11 r .. an<f oth"er goods on
people tu.nu u~·····-·" 11m1t of 19.2
percent is scheduled to expire Oct. 1.
The bill would extend the ceiling to
Jan. l, 1984.
Young said the extension was
needed because <..'Onsumer groups and
retailers have been unable to agree on
a new biU to limit iRterest rates.
M eanwhile, a related bill. AB3668
by Assemblyman W aJter lngaJls, D-
Riverside, was sent to a six-legislator
conference commillee, where ll could
be changed to include interest rate
limits.
Assemblywoman Maxme Waters,
D-Los Angeles. objeeted to keeping
the high ceiling "at a time when the
economy is hurtmg." saymg il would
keep poor people from buying things
they need.
But Assemblyman Richard Katz.
D -Sepulveda, said small businesses
have to borrow m oney at high rates
from banks and if they can't charge a
high enough rate to custom ers. they
won't be able to extend credit.
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•100,000.
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CALL (714) 644~1634
QUITS Jim
Rountree h as quit his
job as C u shman &
Wakefi eld senior vice
president in ch arge o f
ope rations in three
counties.
Rountree
quits
brokerage
Jim R ountree o f
N e wport B ea c h ,
Cushman & Wakefield
senior vice president and
managing partner of the
firm's Prange County
Riv e rside and San
Bernardino operations.
resigned and announced
hls retirement from the
brok erage industry .
Immediate plans
include the "examination
of investment.
development and jomt
venture opportun i ties as
well as superv1Sion of my
portfolio of investment
properties."
H e was founder and
president of Industrial
Brokers. which was
acquired by Cushman &
Wakefield in 1980.
Rountree is a veteran
of two Boston Marathons
and a former member of
the U .S. Masters track
and field team.
H e and his wife plan a
r o und-the -world trip
beginning with three
months in Australia
f o llowed by several
m onths in Italy, Spain
and the French Rivier a.
Exports
record
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-California exported a
record $4.2 billion worth
of agricultural products
In 1981, the Department
of Food and Agriculture
reported.
The report said the
exported c rops were
grown on 2.9 million
acrea.
Last year, Callfornla
exported $4 billion worth
of agricultural products,
a aharp lncreaao from the
$2.8 billion worth in
1979, said Ray Borton,
acnlor agricultural
cconomi8t.
Thel"f' were incr~ues
bf-tween 1980 and 1981
ln the exporta of wheat.
oranJ{ea. walnuts, prunes
and grapeti.
LAST TWO -Groundbr{'aking has taken
place for the final phase o f Koll Centt:r
Newport. T h e project will include 10 and
ti-story g lass towers, link~ by a <.'Olonade.
Koll enters final phase
A ground breaking launched
the.· final phase at K oll Center
Newport, a pro.iect of The KoU
C ompany i n partn ership with
Aetna Life Insurance Company
1983. Syd Buck 1s the proje<'l's
development manager
Koll Center Newport 1s the
h e a ti q u a r t 1.• r s o f S m 1 l h
lnternauonal. Grubb & Ellis.
Burlington Northern Air Freight,
Monex and Microdata. Banking
institutions int'lude Wells Fargo,
Lloyds, Se<.·un ty Pac1f1c and City
Nauonal.
Exclusive leasing agents for
Koll Center N ewport ar e J .
Harold Street, Mike McCullough
and Mich ael Dorsey of the
Newport Beach office of G rubb
& Ellis Co.·
Development of the 125-acre
complex has spanned 10 years
and will tot.al mor e than a million
square feel of office space.· on
co mpl etion of a
308,400-square-foot building at
5000 Birch St.
P eso devaluation s tudied
Arc hitects Langdon &
Wilson <lesigned 10-and ti-story
reflective glass towers, linkc.-d by
a two-story colonade, curved to
contour a c.-entral plar.a
SA N DIEGO (AP ) -A
congrt•s.<>ional task force has been
form<.-d by Rt!p. Duncan Hunter,
R-Callf . t.o study U.S. economic
problems caused by devaluauon
of the M exican peso.
I n recent days, its value has
fallen as low os 90 pesos to the
U .S. dollar. U .S . border stores
frequented by Mexicans report
sales cut an haJf.
"The s teadily worsening
cond1 t1 on ca n a nd must b e
stopped." said Hunter in a
statement released through his
San Diego office. He said the
falling peso "has weakened
numerous businesses."
An adjacent parking structure
will a<..'COmmodate 290 vch1dcs on
two levels.
Rusty Profemus, K oU prOJl'<'l
manager. r e p o rt e d that
<..'Ompletion IS anticipated by late
Hunter said effects of the
weakened Mexican curr~ncy are
bt>ing felt on both sides o f tht!
border and that Congress can
help "brmg thJS problem under
control."
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Tuna company
to close plant
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Star-Ki.at Food.a Inc. the
nation 's largest tuna canner, has placed more than 3,000
worker.. on a three-day week at its Terminal lalnnd
plant beginning today, the company announced
ln addition, the tu.na processor plans to cl06e the
cannery Indefinitely Sept 6 F.dward A Ryan, Star-
K.Jst Vloe president, said he doefl not "foresee or mtend
a permnnent closure'' of the plant
Last spring Star-Kast closed 1ts local plant for
three weeks
Datapower t ells Joss
Datapower Inc or Santa Ana reports a net loss for
the quarter ended June 30 of $1 3,000, or l c.-ent per
share, on revenues of $2, 10 1,000, c.'Ontrasted t.o net
income of $99,000, or 10 cenl8, for the like period of
1981
Newport firm shows loss
American Pacesetter of Newport Beach reported a
net loss of $605,000, or a loss of 29 rents per share, on
revenues of $34,525,000 for the six months ended June
30
This <.'Ont.rasts with net income or Sl.685,000, or 69
cents. on revenues of $35,768,000 for the hke penod
last year
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What's behind 'E.T.' craze?-
Spielberg movie luring th kids lik a Pied Piper
PRE MIE RI NG -
J ohn Cassavct~s und
Gena Rowlonda, iswr
ot th e m o vie
"Tempest," attend Its
premiere in Los
. Angeles.
THE HAM SO GOOD
WE BUILT A STORE AROUND IT.
By SCOTT KRAFT Ae-'etM ,,... Willet
NEW YORK -Each hut, 11unny day,
12·y~lll'·OlW. l''eUpe Zea, Tamer AyaaU and
Jeffrey Ruuo hustle passersby o n u
Manhattan 1ld ewalk to suppo rt their
summer addiction.
Their game la cold lemonade for cOBh.
Thelr habit la a allmy creature with bulging
eye1, webbed feet and an inhuman deaire to
phone home.
His name, as you probably know, unless
you've been cut oH from civlllwlion a
while, is "E.T. -The Extra·Terrestrlal."
And with his oversi7..ed, glowing heart, he's
been capturing the fancy of moviegoers
since he touched down in earthbound
theaters.
AB aoon as Felipe, Tamer and Jeffrey
have filled their pockets with the day's
lemonade profits, they head up the block to
s~nd it on uckets to E.T .; they've seen it a
combined total of 19 times.
E.T.'s own summe rtime business is
bringing in about $3 million a day -not
including sales of buttons, T-shirts and
other assorted E.T . paraphernalia.
Why i.s E.T . so popular?
A Menninger Foundation psychiatrist in
Topeka, Kan., cites the timeless appeal of
childhood innocence. A UFO e xpert in
Clarksburg, W. Va., says people like the
idea of frie ndly alie ns . The young
lemonade peddlers calJ it a movie about
love.
E.T . is the story of a lovable otherworldly
botanist accidentally left behind by hts
fellow aliens during a nature walk on
earth. Chronically homesick and pursued
by adults who see his value in cold ,
scientific terms, E.T . follows a candy trail to
the closet of Elliott Taylpr, who offers him
refuge and friendship.
T here, in young E lliott's suburban
California home, E.T. goes trick-or-treating,
gets soused on beer, learns to speakc by
watching Sesame Street, and devises a plan
With
to "phurw hom<'" ttnd bl· rc1K.·uc:d after
11e.~ing a tclt·phonc <.'Omm«rcl11l und n Buck
Rogen; t:omk strip.
Slnc.-e the movie's release, criUCil have
been dusting off their 11upply or •h iny
phrases, comparing the film to llU<.'h Classics
as "Pet.er Pan" and "The Wtt.ard of Oz,"
and delving into the childhood o( du-ector
Steven Spielberg for clues to the source of
all this summertime magic.
"The best Disney film Disney never
made," said Variety. "One.· of the funniest,
sweetest love stories in movie• his tory,"
"On e r eason i I works
so well is that children
triumph over adults."
exulted t he Washington Post . "An all-
around grea t movie," said lemo nade
salesman Jeffrey, a fter seeing 1t for the
fourth time.
''One reason the movte works so well is
that children triumph over adults," says
M enninger Foundation psychia trist G len
Gabbard, who studies movies a nd their
magtc
"The idea that children are somehow
superior to adults because they have not yet
been corrupted by the vaJue system of the
adult w orld is a really popular theme."
Gray Barke r, 56, director or the Space
and Unexplained Celestial Events Research
Society, says the alien "is quite benign and
lovable."
"He's good for those of us w ho are
interested in these things because it gives
people a better opinion of what we may be
exploring, whe re before w e might have
looked like crackpots."
Says J effrey: "Adults didn't understand
E.T . the way Elliott did. To Elliott, E.T .
m~ant fr1endthlp and love . Lovo wu die
theme of the movie."
And monoy hu been the outoome.
E.T. hu taken In more than J UO ml111oc,
and now crulaes aJong at more lhan $3
rnlllton a day u the movie cllmbJ
Hollywood's !la t of a ll -tlnu
money-maker•, 1hatterlng reeorda .. ll
goes.
Also cashing in on ET.'• 1uccea1 t.
Hershey Foods Corp., whoae Ree9e'1 Pteoea
lured E.T . Crom the forest to EIHott'il
bedroom. Sales of the candy in June were
up 70 percent over May
The E.T . stuffed doll will hit the ahel"'9
any day, and retailers already have p lact!d
$16 million worth of orders with Ka.mar
International, the toymaker licensed to
create it. T-shirts and buttons are on sale In
theater lobbies. E.T . bed sheets won't be far
behind.
Perhaps an even surer sign of a movie
phe nomenon are the new catch-phr~
E.T . has u s h e red in, as the movie
transcends the theater and finds lta way
into everyday life.
For example , m one of many memorable
8'-enes, Elliott returns home from school t.o
find that E.T has taught himself to talk -
and has very definite ideas about what he
wants to say.
E.T .: "Phooooone."
Elliott: "Phone? He said phone? He said
phone?"
E.T ., pomung skyward: "Home."
Elliott: "You're right, that's E.T .'a
home."
E.T.: "E.T. home phone."
EUioll: "E.T. phone home? E.T . phone
home? E.T . phone home!"
Like "The Force be with you" from
"Star Wars," "E.T . phone h ome" has
jumped off the T -shirts and into real life.
In a Manhattan office building, an
executive returned to her desk to find a
strange message on her while-you-were.
out pad: "E.T. phone home."
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thureday, Augu1t 19, 1982 .,.
'TR 0 N' directOr a 'kid' :with a big toy
By 808 THOMAS ._ ............ .....
HOLLYWOOD -lm•alne a kid with a
'20 million vtdeo 1ame \0 play with.
Steve l.Jaberaer la no kid -he turned 31 ln
April -but he waa virtually ·handed auch an
opportunity by Walt Olaney P roductlon1. Tha
wlldom of that move can be judpd tht.a aummer
when "TRON'' wa1 released thr oughout the
country.
The chief M:\on ln ''TRON" are Jeff Bridget,
Davtd Warner, Bruce Boxleltner, Cindy Morgan
and Bamard Huahe8. but the real star may be a
computer.
"This ls the flnt time that computer-generated
lmagea have been uaed to a large extent in motion
pictures," aay1 director-writer Llaberger. "There
waa about a minute in 'Star Wars' and more in
Michael Crichton fllms ('Westworld' and 'Looker'),
but the oomputer lma2es were not part of the story.
They are in "TRON'.'r
The plot concerns a computer ge~ (Bridges)
who suspects evil doings by a oorpora executive
(Warner). During hla investlgatio , Bridges la
:r.apped into another dimension and find.a himaelf a
player in a gladiatorial video game. That's where •
Lisberger's technology oomes in.
"What we have created is film footage that has
literally been untouched by human hands," says the
film maker. a slender man with a weU-<:ropped
beard and eager manner.
"Images have been fed into the oompute.r to
create an alternate dimension,'' he said. "It is a
marriage of the new technology and artistry. And,
of oourse, artistry must be predominate.."
"TRON" must be seen to be understood, at
least by those without scientific minds. While
Lisberger was applying final touches to the film,
the studio showed a couple of reels depicting
Bridges' battle with the deadly video game. The
footage is truly spectacular and is sure to attract
wide conunent, even during a movie season loaded
with special effecta.
How did Steve Lisberger win the chance to
play with his gargantuan toy? •
"I guess it started in 1977 when I was at my
parents' house for Christmas and saw the first video
games," said Lisberger, who was born in New York
and reared in Cunningham Valley, Pa. "l figured
I'd better get with th.is new technology before it got
me.
"l saw video games as a crack in the wall of
sterile technology. They offered hwnor, excitement,
Cinema courses set
Eight courses will be offered by Orange Coast
College's Cinema Department this fall. The fall
semester classes begin Sept. 7.
The cl asses meet during the morning, ,
afternoon and evening hours, Monday through
Friday. Registration for fall classes is under way
through Sept. 10 in the OCC Admissions Office. For
registration information, phone 556-5772 .
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While attending tho School of the Boat.on
MUIOurn of Ftnt• Ar\Al ln 1974, Lt.berger had formt'<i
an an.lmaUon 11tudlo and for three yean produced
oornrnerctala and ahorta for televiaion. ln 1974, he
and partner Donald Kuahner moved to LOI Angeles
wlth a plum aulgnment: to create a 90-minute
cartoon • Animalympica" for NBC. When the United
Stat.ea pulled out of the Moecow Olympics, the
project wu doomed .
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technology. Wilhite demanded six months of tesll to
prove the technology would w ork.
"l knew It would,'' Luberger remarked. '"What
I didn't know wu that I would have auch • iood
time doing it."
I •
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Civic Center
site suggested
By SANDIE JOY OftMO.-, ..........
lrvlne'a ne w City Hall should be buLJt neu UC
Irvine, because the d ty'a vlllage living ooncep" la a
thing of the ~t and local streeta someday are
likely to hold 'impossible traffic congestion." "
Thoae are the opinions of Ray Catal•no.
chairman of Irvine'• Pla nning Commission.
Catalano spoke Tuesday at a luncheon of the IrVine
Federation of Business and Professional Womdp at
a Santa Ana restaurant. '
Choosing the best site for a civic center "sowKls
like a trivial matter," he $8.id. "But it's not an '91)'
decl&lon to spend publk
moner lo build a City
hall in a community
with a populatiort of
70,000."
Catalano, a social
ecology pro fessor at
UCI. said a civic center
offers a key s tatement
abo ut a c ity and,
pro perl y d one, can
attract home buyers and
b u s in esses i n to a
community.
He said the cen ter
should be built in the
University Town Center
planning area, just
RAY CATALANO across Campus Drive from the school, because
the region already is a magnet for technologically-
oriented finns that have settled nearby. .
"If the city identified its market segment," he
said, ''there's no more appropriate use of money
than to put City Hall at Town Cen ter."
Catalano is one of four city officials meeting
next week to examine several civic center si~.
including Town Center and the once-favored
location at Jeffrey Road just south of Barranca
Parkway. The City Council is scheduled to choose a
site at its Sept. 28 meeting.
The village concept -once the cornerstone of
the city's urban design -probably will not be
continued in future plans, he added. The reason:
Shopping cent.en nestled inside the clusters have
not generated enough revenue to satisfy either
commercial interests or th e city's, which today
depends primarily on sales taxes for revenue.
"What we're doing is slowly but surely getting
out of the concept of villages." he said.
No matter what urban design is ada pted within
the city, however, Catalano cont.ended increased
traffic congestion will be a by-product. However, he
said much of the blame doesn't rest with the city
but with county and state gove rnments.
County officials, he claimed, have encouraged
more land development in southern Orange County
than the road system can handle -and Irvine is
the unfortunate victim. The state traditionally is
responsible for approving and funding new
freeways.
"I don't think the county has been responsible
in land use decisions," said Catalano, who added
that development will continue to outpace freeway
construction unless firm measures are taken.
Landmark to go
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Broadway at
Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, which has
been a Hollywood landmark more than 50 years,
will close permanently Feb. 1, 1983, officials said.
The lease on the nine-story building has been
acquired by McDade & Shidler, a Los Angeles reaJ
estate development company, officials said. The
company plans to oonvert the 232,000-square-foot
structure into a combination of retail stores and
offices.
A portion of the space tentatively has been
allocated as a site for a long-planned Hollywood
muaeum.
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Mauch at Witt's end
Angels' luck is all bad in 4-1 loss
By CURT SEEDEN or IM o.itr ""°' a tan
As far~ Angel Manager Gene Mauch 1s
concerned, his young right-handed starter,
Mike Witt, deserved better.
Witt, who came into Wednesday night's
game with the Boston Red Sox with three
straight victories under his belt and an
impres.sive 3.03 earned run average, was
victimiz.ed by an assortment o( bloop hits
and halC-swmg loopers off the Red Sox bats
in Boston's 4-1 vicwry before a subdued
38, \32 at Anaheim Stadium.
"YOU CAN TAKE about eight of their
hits, tack them side by side and they
wouldn't even reach the le(t-£ield fence in
Fenway Park," Mauch said after the game
"They didn't exactly tear up the ball
against Witt -except for Remy's two-run
single."
He was r e ferring to Boston second
baseman Jerry Remy, ttle fonner Angel,
who stroked a two-run single m the top of
the si>tth innjng to snap a 1-1 tie and propel
the Red Sox to the victory.
While Witt managed to escape several
jams during his five innings-plus work,
Boston starter John Tudor and reliever Bob
Stanley teamed up to to hold the Angels to
just five hits and a first-inning run.
Tudor, with about two years of major
league experience, allowed the Angels just
four hits during his six innings of work,
and he used his left arm to fuU advantage
when facing left-handed hilling Reggie
Jack.son and Fred Lynn.
Jack.son struck out in the first after Brian
Downing had walked and Rod Carew had
doubled h im home. Tudor, then went on to
strike out both Don Baylor and Lynn to end
what was really the Angels' only threat of
the evening.
The young left-hander also got Jack.son
swinging to end the third and again in the
sixth after Carew had led off the inning
with another double.
"I THOUGHT I had Downing struck out
in the first," Tudor noted after the game.
"And then Rodney kills me.I don't know
what it is. He must have about e ight hits
out of 12 against me."
Tudor said he used a breakin~ ball to
dispose of Jack!!On m the first and then
blew fw;t balls by the Angels' No. 3 hitter
the final two times.
"I've had good success against him
(Jackson). He's a good hitter but I know my
time as running out," Tudor added.
"They're a good team. They hit
tremendow;ly last night but a patcher can't
go out thinking they're going to do the
same thmg to him," Tudor surmised.
Obviously, Tudor stuck to that thinlung.
"We just couldn't find our tough
'You can take about eight
of their hits, tnck the m side
b y side and they wouldn't
even reach the left-field fen ce
in Fenway Park'
-Gene Mauch
tonight," added Mau,·h. whose team
remained one game ahead of Kansas City in
the American League West. "Maybe the
pitchers had something to do with it.
"St.anlcy got us out tonight and he only
threw one spitter," Mauch continued. "I
only saw him load up on the first pitch to
Reggie (in the eighth inning)."
The Red Sox finished the night with 13
hits, the most Important being Remy's
two-run single tn the sixth with two out
and the bases loaded.
"If 1 had to earn my living driving
in runs. I'd be a poor man today," Remy
admitted after.ward. "We were ready for a
tough game tonight because we know he
(Wilt) is a tough pitcher."
DA VE STAPLETON began the Red
Sox's winning rally with a one-out single.
He was erased at second on Rick Miller's
grounder, but singles by Glenn Hoffman
and pinch-hitter Wade Boggs loaded the
bases. Remy then followed with his key hit.
"Jerry's been one of our best hitters with
men on third base." added Red Sox
Manager Ralph Houk. "He's just had a
great year."
It was somewhat of a surprise when Houk
pulled Tudor in favor of Stanley to start
the seventh inning, particularly since the
1See ANGELS, Page C3>
Robin wood All-stars
rally to post win
in Michigan. Page C4.
Dally Piiot Pltoto b)' OMy AmlH-
T AKING THE LONG LOOK -Rams' Coach Ray Malavasi ts
sorting out the pieces during t he exhibition season, which
continues this evening at Cleveland -the Rams' ori~inal
home. Vince Ferragamo is expected to be showcased.
Rains' show
hits the road • CLEVELAND (AP) -The Rams and the
Cleveland Browns, two tea.ms trying to regain
a wanning touch in the 1982 National Football
League se8.!IOn, will test rookies and seldom-
used players in the second exrubiUon clash for
both squads tonight.
Browns Coach Sam Rutigliano satd hi.I
coaching staff is spending m ore time
concentrating on what players to test than on
a game plan designed for the Rams. He has
been redesigning a defensive unit, which was
ineffective last season.
Rams Coach Ray Malavas1, starting hia
fifth season at th.e helm, said he wiU go with
On TV today
channel 11 at 4:30
JO-year-old quarterback Bert Jones m the first
half, while Rutigliano counters with his
32-year-old veteran quarterback, Brian S ipe.
In the second half, the Rams will give a
quarterbacking opportunity to Vince
Ferragamo, who led the Rams during the 1979
season into Super Bowl XIV, a 31 -19 defeat a1
the hands of the P ittsburgh S.teelers.
Ferragamo s pent last season with
Montreal in the Canadian Football League.
"Our number one objective IS to find out
about our young people," Malavasi said. "We
have to eliminate guys who can't play. I
imagine we'U take a look at almost everyone
Thursday night."
· Rutigliano said he will use third-year
quarterback Paul McDonald in the second
half.
The Rams and Browns each began their
exhibition play last Saturday night. Denver
came from behind to defeat the Rams 33-20,
but the Rams were up 17-7 in the first half
when Jones left the game.
The Browns came from behind in the
second half in Pontiac. Mich., to defeat the
Detroit Lions 17-16.
Wendell Tyler, the Rams running back
who gamed 1,074 in 1981, did not play in last
Saturday's game against Denver because of an
abdomen injury, but he is expected to start
against the Browns.
In Cleveland, controversy brewed during
this week conce rning pregame handshakes
t.eams have held prior to exhibition games as a
show of solidarity in their union's contract
struggle with the owners.
Ex-Angel Reniy has found a honie • 1n Boston
Re d Sox fireplug finds himself in the middle of a wild scramble for the Eastern Division flag • By CURT SEEDEN
O(tM D•llr Piiot atatt
In this age of free agency and
blockbuster trades. it's not surprising
that there aren't many Angels who
a<'tually cam e up through the
organization to be a part of this 1982
edition which ls currently in the midst of
a pennant drive.
One such player was signed by the
Ange ls, groomed by the Angels and
breathed Angels as he made his way
from Magic Valley to Stockton, Quad
Cities to El Paso and finally Salt Lake
City -the last leg on the Angels'
corporate ladder of success.
But today, the only pennant ra<.-e Jerry
Remv is involved in is with the IJkcs of
the Milwaukee Brewers and Baltimore
OriolC'S as he and his Boston Hed Sox
teammates make their bid for that
long-sought pennant.
After spending three years with the
Angels. Remy was traded m December
o f 1978 for Don Aase and other
considerations, which at the time was a
shocker for the little second baseman
after wearing a halo so many years.
But it didn't take long for the Red
Sox's new leadoff man to adjust.
"All my friends were here, so il was
tough," Remy recalled as he pre pared
for Wednesday night's contest with his
ex-mates at Anaheim Stadium. "But at
the same time. I was lucky enough to be
going home."
Remv, vou see. was born in Fall River.
Haryung takes
Artists' job
Bryan ups and quits
By ROGER CAR.LSON
O(tM 09'tr PMot .....
ln a stunning switch, Larry Bryan 1s out and
former Artists Coach Dennis Haryung is m as
Laguna Beach High's football coach.
With the the conwtionmg week ha'{ing started
Wednesday and the first day of contact drills
scheduled for Monday, the Artists suddenly have
an e ntirely new coaching staff
following the on-again, off.
again, on-again game of musical
chairs.
"Only at Laguna," says
Haryung, the man who took the
Artists to respectability in 1976
, (only to see it all reversed by six
HMYUNO
forfeit losses) and was later
unceremoniously dumped after
_.__..J the 1977 season because of
allegedly tampering with discus
marks to gain entry for athletes Into the CIF
prellma.
Mass., about 40 miles east of Boston. in 1979 and 1980 -both involving his
left knee. "I never really dreamed of playing for
the'Red Sox some day. I just had dreams
of being a major leaguer. It didn't make
any diUerence on which club," Remy
added.\
Today, Remy seems content with the
Red Sox. Last year. he could have opted
for free agency
"I just had too many operations,"
Remy confessed. "But I feel OK. I don't
feel like I run as well as I did when I was
on the Angels but I still feel I have good
speed."
"I chose to stay here and I feel I made
the nght decision. It came down to two
or three other clubs but Boston was the
one," Remy said.
Remy and the Red Sox are hoping for
a speedy climb to the lop o f the
American League East before the
powerful Brewers start to pull away.
ln his first year with Boston in 1978,
Remy batted ,278, had 30 stolen bases
and was named to the American League
All-star team. The Red Sox have stuck
with him despite two crippling injuries
"This IS the kind of division where you
can't let anybody jump out. If
Milwaukee gets h ot, we could find
ourselves 10 games out," he said. "I
believe we can't fall back any farther
than we are right now."
ADJUSTI NG -Ex-Angel
Jerry Remy has made the
adjustment to playing with
the Red Sox. Dropping a 10-2 decision Tuesday
(See REMY, Page C%)
SoIDetirnes it takes two
to make things right
Double win has Dodgers flying high
• CHICAGO (AP) -Dodgers pitcher
Jerry Reuss says he wasn't sure what to
do to prepare for action against the
Crucago Cubs, but whatever he wd, it
worked.
Reuss pic ked up two victories
Wednesday. the first with four innings
of sterling one-hit relief to complete a
21-inning game s us pended after
17-innin.gs in a 1-1 tie the previous day.
Then he pitched the first five innings in
the regularly scheduled game, which the
Dodgers won 7-4.
Pedro Guerrero provided all the
offense Reuss needed in the "nightcap,"
slugging a pair of two-run homers, his
24tf1 and 25th of the year, and knocking
in a fifth run with a double. Dusty Baker
drove in the game-winner in the
suspended game with a sacrifice fly that
acored Steve Sax.
HE WAS THE eighth pitcher for the
Dodgers, who used all 25 men -
including two pitchers In the outfield -
in the ae<.'Ond game.
A two-run eighth-inning rally made
the score 6-4. Larry Bawa bunted for a
hit and advanced to third when third-
baseman Cey threw wildly lo first.
Buckner's sacrifice Cly scored Bowa and
ended Dave Stewart's string of 27
scoreless innings of relief pitching.
Moreland walked and reliever Steve
Howe was greeted with a single by
T he throw was high , but
it was there before Sax was.
-Cube cetcMr Jodr DaYle
Durham and another by Jerry Mortles
scored Moreland with the Cubs' final
run.
Tom Neidenluer came onto end the
threat and record his seventh save.
Los Angeles scored in the ninth when
Ron Roenicke walked. stole second and
third and scored on Steve Garvey's
sacrifice fly. ·
A controversial caJI at home plat~
ended the suspended same, the longesi
ln the major leagues this season.
FOUR YEARS have passed since Haryung
was dismisaed and after Walt Hamera resigned his
poet, the ArUsta picked up Bryan to become their
newest coach on a walk-on basis.
But Bryan became a short chapter in the
Laguna Beach story, quitting last week before ever
etarting a 1eaaon.
"It was just aome personal thlngs," says Bryan.
ReWIS, 12-9, got a booet In the opening
Inning of the second game when
Guerrero muscled a 1-0 pitch over
Wrigley Field'• left-field wall aft.er Rick
Monday stroked the first of his four
•inelet In the pme. Guerrero homered
again with Monday aboerd In the fifth
inning, allowtna Reu. to tum pitching
chorea over to tlie bullpen.
SAX DOUBLED with one out in the
top of the 2 lst and moved to third on •
wild pitch by l08er Al Ripley. 4-8, th'
sixth Chicago pitcher.
"There are 90me things that may transpire In the
MXt teVeral weekS and I didn't want to get hall
way lnto the 1euon and have to do it. I feel bed
about It, I had aome fine re~tionahipe with the kids,
lt'a touah.
"WE HAD A GOOD SPRING and summer ll"d
there are IOme excellent athleiee at Laguna Beach.
"I hated to make thla decision, but it· waa IOmeth1na \hat had to be done. Hopefully, they'll
f't81'0UP·" (
8-ryuna. who has coached at Capistrano
Valley the put three yeara u an ..mt.ant, al~
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SHADES OF BABE RUTH? -Dodgen' pitcher Fernando
Valenzuela was ln right field Wedneaday ln the 20th lnn1ng
against the Chicago CUbe when the Dodgen were running out
of playen. The legendary Ruth was a pitcher, too, before
moving to the outfield.
Sax started a two-run Dodger third
tnnlng with a one-out triple and &c0red
on a hue hit by Mo~. Guerrero then
doubled home Monday.
Ryne Sandberg doubled to lNd off the
Cube' flnt, advanced to MCOnd on a around out and ecored on .8i1l Buckner .. ~
iround out. auc.,o add.s a run In ~
third on CONeCUtive lin&J• by Buckner,
Keith Mcnland and Leon Durham.
Ken Landreaux then walked before
~Baker lofted hi.I fly to right. Sax taUe<t
and everyone in the crowd of 21:42~
watched intently as Mo1:21and threw ~
thep~~. •
"The throw WU high, but lt WU the~
before Sax was," Cub cat.c:her Jody Devil
maintained. :
There appeared to ·be tome doubt tn
the mind of home-plate umpire Eric:
Orea, however. Before the duat ~
Mttled, Gren ra!Jed hi.a right arm tq
liJZnal that Sax WU OUl, then ~
hii mind and threw out hJa arms wi\!t
the "aafe" call.
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NEW YORK -Relief ace Rick ii
Gossage accused New York Yankees
owner George Steinbre nner of
treating his players "like animals"
and said he wanls to be traded unless the
situation improves, the New York Times
reported' in its Wednesday editions.
Gossage, who has saved 25 games th is
season has been angry with Steinbrenner, the
fans and the media lately
because o f what he terms
their negativeness toward the
team.
"If things don't change. l
want out," Gossage told The
Times. "I'm tired of the way
Steinbrenne r handles
everything. I'm sick of the
whole situaton. I've had it up
to here.
ooeaAOI "I'm through being
patient. I'm through being quiet. I'll tell them to
trade me or give me some assurance that things
will change," said Gossage. "He's g?t to q.uit
treatin~ us like animals and start treaung us hke
people.'
Gossage. whose six-year con~act with th.e
Yankees expires next season. said he told his
agent, J erry Kapstein, to talk with Steinbre~er
about the situation, perhaps arranging a meeting
between the owner and the hard-throwing
right-hander.
"I plan on tel.ling him how l feel, w ha t I feel
and where l feel he's made his mistakes." said
Gossage. "I don't care if he wants to talk to me or
not. He'll know how I feel.
Monday night, after picking up saves in both
ends of the Yanks' doubleheader sweep over
Kansas City, Gossage Lashed out al reporters,
citing what he called negati~e press ~verage as
contribut.mg to the Yankees woes this season.
Quote of the day
''During the game, the fans sitting under
me were chanting. 'Refund! Refund!' and it
occurred to me it might be a good idea from
a public relations standpoint. It wasn't
meant to embarrass the team.
"That had already been done. But the
scoreboard wasn't work ing, and with
thousands of people leaving, we had to
announce it.'' -New York Yank ees'
principal owner George Steinbrenner,
explaining why he decided to offer fans an
exchange of tickets during the middle of
the second game of Tuesday's 1-0, 14-2
double-header loss to the Chicago White
Sox.
Harris announces his ret irement
Quarterback James Harris of the [il
San Diego Chargers, the Pro Bowl's c. t
Most Valuable Player in 1975 and the
NFL's top passer in 1976, announced
his retirement Wednesday. Harris, 37, who
would have been the club's No. 3 quarterback
behind starter Dan Fouts and backup Ed Lather,
had not played a regular-season game for the
Chargers since 1979 ... The Raiders indicated
they planned Wednesday to release former All-
Pro tight end Raymond Cbest er, a 34-year-<>ld
player who lost his starting job with the team
last season. They also appeared to be close to
trading disgruntled oornerback Dwayne O'Steen
to Baltimore. perhaps for unhappy tight end
Roger Carr, who was suspended by the C.olts
Tuesday . . Linebacker Dan Lloyd, who
made a courageous comeback from cancer only to
injure his leg last month, was advised to leave
the New York Giants training camp Wednesday
and was told he would not make the team's final
roster
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John, Gamble 1park Yankees to win
Tommy JobD find a •ven-hJttel" •
and 0.car Gamble'• twu-run double
hlahllahted M tour run N~w Yori&
third Inning Wednt'aday ntaht,
I adtna the Vankec!S to • 9-2 ro~~er K.anw City With the le., the Royala • chanc.-c
to catch the Angt•la at th•· top ot the American
League Wl'11\ 11tandln.,_ El.liewhcrt• ln the AL, Buddy Bell'• two-run triple and J im
S.andber1'1 two-run homer
backed Fruk Tuua'• nine·
hit pUchln1, 1Mnc Te>C.N an
euy 11·1 win over Chicago
. . . Mickey Hatcller'• RBl
11ngle with two ou ta Ln the
bottom of the 10th lnnlng
gave Minnesota a 6-5 win
over Ba l ti m ore . Johb
Lowen1teln had homered in
the top of the 10th to give the
JOtiN Oriole. a 5.4 advantage, but
Minneaota rallied for a palr of runs to take the
game away . . . Lance Parrlab smashed a
two-run horner in the firat innlng and a solo shot
In the eighth and Tom Brooken1 added a bases·
""motv blast in the seventh to lift Detroit past
Seattle, 7-2 Joe Rudi singled home
Rickey Henderson from second base with one
out in the l l th inning, giving Oakland a 3-2
victory over Milwaukee. 1'he loss dropped the
Brewers' lead in the F..astern Division to just
three games over Boston, which beat the Angels.
Forsch bats, pitches way past Padres
Bob Fou c h held San Diego ii scoreless for eight innings and
triggered a two-run third inning with
a leadoff double Wednesday night,
pacing St. Louis to a 2-1 triumph over the Padres
for the Cardinals' fifth straight victory. Fonch,
12-7. struck out three and walked two before
needing relief help from Bruce Sutter in the
ninth , . . Elsewhere in the National League,
· Andre Daw1on d rove in five
runs with two homers and a
single as Mon treal belted
Atlanta, 12-2, extending the
Braves' tailspin to 19 losses in
21 games and handing them
their fourth straight setback
. . . Jack Clark drove in six
runs, five of them with a
three-run homer and two-run
single in a nine-run fifth
'°"ICH i n n i n g , po w e ring Sa n
Ft-ancisco to a 16-9 victory over Pittsburgh . . .
Cesar Cedeno's single with one out in the bottom
of the 14th inning scored pinch runner Marlo Soto
with the winning run as Ci.nci.hnati edged the
New York Mets, 7-6 . Gary Matthews
doubled home the tie-breakin~ run in the 15th
inning and scored on a single by Bo Dlu as
Philadelphia defeated Houston. 5-3. The Phillies
had 3e0red three times in the top of the ninth
inning to erase a 2-0 deficit, but the Astros tied it
in the bottom of the inning to send it into
overtime.
Kuhn vows not to leave willingly
SAN DIEGO -Baseball ii
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn , his
14-year reign imperiled by growing
opposition, says he refuses to walk
away from a good fight.
"l have no intention of resigning," Kuhn
said Wednesday after baseball's summ er
meetings were adjourned without settling the
issue of his re-election.
A special meeting was scheduled Nov. l to
settle the matter after the American League
voted 11-3 for a postponement and the National
League approved it by a 7-5 margin.
An attempt by at least three dissident
National League clubs bogged down into a
stalemate that failed to produce compromises
necessary to assure Kuhn of a third consecutive
term in office. Appearing at a news conference, Kuhn, 57,
said he was "somewhat disappointed it couldn't
be resolved successfully" but added, "I could
hardly call it a no-confidence vote."
''ln terms of victory or defeat, I would have
to put it down as neutral," said K uhn, who took
the office in 19ffij as a re placement for Gen.
. William Eckert. Kuhn's second seven-year term
ends Aug. l, 1983.
Asked if he was considering resignation as a
means of ending the impasse. Kuhn replied,
''This looks like a good fight and not the kind of
thing I would consider walking away from."
EMY HAPPY IN BOSTON • • •
Corbisiero snaps Goodell'• mark
1NOIANAPO LIS T o ny 11 Corblalt'rO ot Culumbla Unlvt~t111ty
brokr thu Am"rlt:an 800 m~ter
frcc1tyle rtoeord Wcdncaday night,
whll~ Cra11 8ctard1lcy 1tnd Mtary T Meaaher
narrowly mi.-d tht•r own world reoords ln the
200-buu~rtly at lhf' openlng aealon ot th~ U.S .
Swlmmlng long coune champlonahlpt1.
The four-day mecl ruN through Saturday
nliht al the lndhmu UnJvenalty Na~torium.
Corblll.,ru, 21, u aenlor Qt Columblo, wu
clocked at 7;68.50 aeconda, breaking the former
U.S. record of 7:59.66 M.'t by Ml1sion Viejo'•
Brian Goodell ln 1980 .
"Brin& on Vladimir Salnlkov," Corbisiero
aald of the world rec:.'Ord holder 7:52.83 and a
member of the USSR team that will rompete
against th~ United States in a dual meet at
Knoxville, f enn .. Aug. 26-28.
Second place went to Bruce Hayes, 19, o
soptlomore ut UCLA. with a time of 7:59.26,
whlch also beat Goodell's former record. Jert
Kostoff, 16, a high school senior from Upland,
was third at 8:00 71 .
Meagher. 17, of Louisville, Ky., also had a
chance to break her own world record of 2:05.96
in the women's 200-butterfly but slowed lo
2:07.14
Anothe r w o rld record holder, Rowdy
Gaines, 25, Winter Haven , Fla .. won the men's
100-freestyle with a tlme of 50.27, less than a
second off the record 49.36 he set in that event
last year.
. Among the other winners Wednesday night
was Tracy Caulkins, who captured the women's
200-backstroke in her first competition in that
event in a U.S . ~ational meet. It was the 40th
national champ10nship, the most bv any U.S.
swimmer in history, for Caulkins, a 19-year-old
from Nashville, Tenn., and a sophomore at the
U~verslty of Florida.
She was timed at 2: l 5 53
Softball stars win national title
Three Edison High products lllld ii an Irvine High junior are among the
national champion San Fernando
Valley Raiders' team following their
triumphs at Las Cruces, N.M .. in the Amateur
Softball Association finals .
The Raiders, coached by C.oUeen Silva and
Phil Bruder, were 55-6 overall, Including a
33-game wlnning streak, capped by a 7-1 victory
overe the Northern California Tremors in the
national finals last week.
Shortstop Lisa Houk (Cal Poly San Luis
Obispo), catcher Angie Losa.sso (Ariwna State)
and pitcher Lisa Baker (Cal State Fullerton)
gave the R;alders the: Edison 1;0uch, -:Vhile I~ne's
Lisa Marun. the wanrung p1 tcher in the finals,
was also a key member of the ages 16-18 group.
Coe makes successful return from injury
British track star Sebastian Coe, m
Sldelined by injury the past eight
weeks, made a triumphant re turn by
outclassing the 800-met.er field at ~ .
star-studded international track and field meet Ill
Zurich Switzerland Wednesday night. Coe hung
back ~ntil the last 100 meters before forging
ahead to win in 1:44.78, the second-best 800
meters this year . . . Meanwhile, Carl Lewis
of the United States won the long jump with a
leap of 27 feet, 10 ~ inches. then was the anchor
on the U.S . 400-meter relay team which won in ~R.13. the fastest time this vear and iust one-~th of a second shy of a world record.
Television, radio
Following are the top sports events on TV
tonight. Ratings are: v v v V' excellent; V' v v
worth watching; v v fair; v forget it.
II /4:30 p.m., Channe l 11 v v V V
~L FOOTBALL: Rams. at Cleveland.
Announcers: Stu Nahan and Jim Hill.
Vince Fe rragamo will make his first
appearance with the Rams since 1980. :rhe
Browns. 1-0, defeated Detroit in their pre-season
opener, while the Rams, 0-1, lost to the Broncos,
33-20.
RADIO
Baseball -Boston at Ange ls, 7:25 p.m.,
KMPC (710).
Football -Rams at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m ..
K.MPC (710).
25th birthday
for Lido-l 4s
ln1er11a lion ul regallu la ted
BY ALMON LOCKAIU':V
o.iltr "''°' eoaono writ., Tht· Lido 14 A-. ... ocmUon will t'l"lebrate Ill 25th
ann1v1·ri11lrf 1nu1 u ng Mo ndtty with the 25th
lnwrnatlonn regu.tw to be salkod an the watera of
New~rt I !arbor
l'hc-fivt·-ro('t' 8l'rll'11 will be sailed out of Balboa
Yacht (;luh with Nt•wpMt Harbor Yacht Club and
Lido l11lt• Yacht Club'~ hosting some of the social
cvcnUi.
In oth<•r f(.)(•al yu('hting at't1on. Bahia Corinthian
Yac·ht C lub w ill sc•nd Pc•rformance Handicap
BOA TING
Racing Fleets over Ot.'t:an t.v urses in the third race of
the Angelman Scr!L's, Saturday and Sunday.
Cap1~tl'ano Bay Yacht C lub wall hold its
Anniversary regatt.i for PHRF on Sunday.
The re arc· no n:gattas scheduled in the Los
Angeles-Long &·at.'h area. In other areas:
Santa Monica Bay
Redondo Bt•<ll'h Yacht Club -Peninsula race,
Saturday.
Santa Mont<'tl Yat.•ht Club -Triple Grand
Slalom (Thor pe &·ru.-s) Saturday.
WindJa mml•r s Ya c ht Club -Sidney
Gymkhana (Sahot) Sunday
Marina Yacht Club S ingle-ha nded regatta
(PHRF) S unday
San Diego
Coronado Yacht Club Moser M1ss1on Bay
Cruise-race, Saturday. Sunday.
Coronado Cays Yacht Club -Ship Shape
Series, Saturday
P -Cat national San Diego Yacht Club
championship, Saturday, Sunday.
Southwestern Yacht Club -Eschwedge
Trophy (CCit.ahna-27) Saturday; Fall Series (T-bird)
Saturday.
North and Inland
Ventura Yacht Club -Gold Cup Regatta
(PHRF) Saturday
Westla ke Yacht Club -Dinghy regatta,
Saturday.
Anacapa Yacht Club All Flee ts Day,
Saturday. Youth Funday, S unday.
Santa Barbara Sailing Club -Summer Series
(one-design-PHRF) S unday
New York 36s vie
Eleven New York-36s will compete in their
first one-design regatta Friday, Saturday and
Sunday in the ocean off Newport Beach.
The regatta 1s labeled the first annual lnter-
District Challe nge Regatta hosted by Newport
Harbor Yacht Club.
The New York-36, a fractional-rigged sloop, is
manufactured by W D Schock of Santa Ana. Peter
Godfrey. pres1d c-nt of the New York-36 Class
Association, headquartered in New York, will be
one of the three Eas t Coast skipper teams
participating m the regatta. Other East C~a~t
skippers will be Peggy and Lyn C.omfort, Olivta
Holmes· and J ohn Trost.
Local owners have loaned their boata to the
three East Coast teams. The remaining eight boats
will be raced by their own sk.Jppers and crews.
"This is the first tune East Coast skippers have
had the opportunity to compete with West Coa:st
owners," said Godfrey. "The challenge regatta will
see each race providing keen, competJtive sailing
.with lop skills displayed by helmsmen."
The New York-36. designed by naval architect
William Cook, was conceived by a group of New
York Y;\l'h t Club meml:>C'rs
Football s tars soug ht
Football players, age 13 and 14 who reside in
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, are being sought
for Newport Beach Junior All·Ame n can Foot ball
by Coach Al Oles. Those 13-year-olds who Call in the 100-140 pound
ran_se and 14-ycar-nlds in the 85-115 pounds, should
contact Dies at 545-0882.
night to the Angels
jdn't h elp matte rs, but the
rewers were losing at the same
and the championship is decided
by one game and one run, that
had an affect on me." he said.
Anaheim Stadium, Remy noted:
''With their overall power and
defense, the Angels just have a
great unit.
The Original Loafers
For Men. e up in Oakland. As for the current opposition at
Remy's closest experience with
championship was in 1978
hen the Red Sox lost a one-
e playoff to the Yankees and
the AL East title by one
"ln 1978. we probably had the
t chance. You can't get much
· oser than that. That's the only
m e I've really gotten down.
en you play a w hole season
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Or1nge Ooatt DAILY PILOTIThut1day, Augu1t 18, 1882
It's back to the old formula for 1982
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Ohio State, Michigan looking good again; Irish figure to b e much b ett er
From AP dl1patcllet
AMelaln& collece football atttnalh In
tho Mldwe!Sf bu olten been a cue of
looklna at \he •trenatha of Mtchi,an and
Ohio St.ate In tho Bla ten. t.hen adding
Notn Dame to the Utt.
wl year and put wha\ we learned to
good u.o."
But it didn't work that way latt
seuon.
Notre Dame had lta first !ming mark
tn 18 years, under new Coach Gerry
Faust.
-Maybe juat u import.ant Ui the fact the
lrtah pusJna game, wilh Blair Klei at
qua.rterblCk and Tony Hunter returnlng
to tight end from wlnaback, wlll be
UJ>ll'aded wJ\h \he addition of uaiat.ant
coach Ron Hudaon. Hudaon will cooch
the quarterbacks and receivers after
having served the paat three years WI
hackfleld coach at UCLA.
For \he first tlme In years, Ohio State
and Michigan loet to the same school In
\he same season. Wl&COnaln accomplished
the feat.
The Big Ten &Wq has become paaa-
minded and quarterback ta.lent abounds.
FOR THE FIRST TIME since 1968, a
team olher than Michigan or Ohio State
represented the Big Ten in the Rose
Bowl. Iowa made \he trip.
In addition to Eason at llilnol.s, Purdue
has Scott Campbell, Michigan has Steve
Smith, Mlnneeota has Mike Hohensee,
lndiana has Babe Laufenberg and
Michigan State has John Leister.
And tor \he first time since the start of
The Aaaociated Pret8 poll ln 1936, a Big
Ten team failed to finiBh in the Top Ten.
Ohio State is without passing ace Art
Schlichter, Michigan without running
• back Butch Woolfolk and Notre Dame
wJ\hout linebacker Bob Crable. All three
are playing in the National Football
League.
THEY WILL HA VE such targets as
Anthony Carter at Michigan, Oliver
Williams and Mike Martin at lllinois,
Duane Gunn at Indiana, Cliff Benson at
Purdue, Ted Jones and Daryl Turner at
Michigan St.ate and Gary WiUiams at
Ohio State.
Nevertheless, Ohio State, which
shared the Big Ten title w ilh Iowa last
season, and Michigan will be the teams
to beat in the conference and could
decide the title when they meet In
Columbus Nov. 20. lliinois, with an air
attack led by Tony Eason, appears to be
the team with the best chance If the
perennial powers falter.
Iowa lost moat of Its powerful
defense and doesn't figure to be a factor
in \he tiUe race this year.
Besides Illinois, Minnesota and
Wisconsin could challenge IC Ohio State
and Michigan have trouble, and Indiana
can't be counted out.
NOTRE DAME will have 19 starters
returning and Faust promises the Irish
"will learn from the mistakes we made
Faust's baptism to the college ranks
was a 5-6 season, Notre Dame's first
losing season since 1963. Turning it
around will not be easy, although the
Irish still have 11 starters from the team
that faced Georgia in the 1981 Sugar
Bowl.
QQ!:f.
HOWARD L.
HANDY
Exeillpt status
big incentive
Once-a-year situation •
There will be added incentive for young
golfers seeking a spot on the PGA tour during the
upcoming qualifying schools.
For a number of years, entry onto \he tour has
come to most professional golfers by virtue of \he
schools. But the excitement of qualifying for the
tour competition was quickJy replaced for most
playera by the reality of the rigors of Monday
qualifying.
With the advent of the all-exempt tour in 1983,
th<ll'le days will be mere memories. The successful
candidates that emerge in November from the
once-a-year qualifying tournament will carry that
precious exempt status with them trom day one of
\heir active tour careers.
The low 50 scorers and ties from the final
qualifying tournament Nov. 16-21 will be \he first
group of tour qualifiers to immediately assume
exempt status. To do so, they will have emerged
trom a field of 200 in the final event \hat will play
108 holes over bolh the Tournament Players Club
and Sawgrass layouts at Sawgrass, Ponte Vedra,
Fla. \ • Local and regionaJ competition will preceae the
final tournament with 36 holes at the local and 72 at
\he regional levels.
Entry deadline for the qualifying tournaments
is Friday, Sept. 3 with an entry fee of $1.000
accompanying each application. Entry forms may be
obtained by writing Karen Rose at PGA tour
headquarters or by callinJl (904) 285-3700. . .. .
JESS WATSON, PAUL ScodeUer and all the
others at Laguna Niguel Country Club did it again
by staging another outstanding Sea Country Classic
partners' tournament.
The event wa_, held over three days this past
Thursday through Saturday with club members
teaming with outsiders or another club member to
participate.
as
seen
on rv·
Allhou,h Ohio State loet Schlichter,
Coach Earle Bruce haa nearly ev•ryone
else bac k . Mtke Tomciak replace•
Schlichter. Eight detenalve •tarten al.a
re tum.
MICHIGAN COACH Bo Schembechler
hu a stronger dtfenae than a year ago,
when the Wolverines were ambuahed In
their opener at Wiaconaln.
~;~h;,;;;;;ur t.;.i
game," said Schembechler. "If we get It
going, we'll be a good unit. Our kicking
game is solid. We have our kicken back
and our snapper back."
Last year \he llllni finished 6-3 in the
Big Ten, losing at Ohio St.ate and at
Michigan. They were 5-0 at home. This
time the Illini catch both Michigan and
OhJo State at Champaign.
Minnesota, in addition to Hohensee,
has all of its running backs returning.
Coach Joe Salem has nine starten back
on defense. Home games will be played
in the Metrodome, five of \hem at night.
Purdue has a new coach in Leon
Burtnett and an old look in a strong
passing game led by Campbell. Eight
regulars return on defense.
WISCONSIN PLAYED its first five
games at home last season, beating
Michigan, Purdue and Ohio St.ate. This
time the Badgers play their first three
conference games at Michigan, Purdue
and Ohio St.ate.
Competition was in both low gross and low net
and \he players not only had a fun time during
their three rounda on the popular course but at
special events staged by the tournament committee. • • • CHARGE IT (MOST STORES)
MARJORIE WILLIAMS ·of Costa Mesa is
eligible to win a free trip to Scotland for two as a
result of scoring a hole-in-one at Mesa Verde
Country Club recently. She qualifies for \he annual
Drambuie Rusty Nall sweepstakes.
• • •
EVER WONDER WHY your ball doesn't get
\he distance you feel it should?
Perhaps the ball you were using wasn't as
round as it should be and th.is cut your distance
down. At least that's the clalrn of Chuck Bennett of
Long Beach who has designed a 360-degree gauge
for determi.n.l.ng golf ball shape and size called Ball
Cheq.
"It'• just more proof th.at bolh new and old golf
balls are not nece981'ily round," says Bennett, a
retired engineer who lives in Lakewood.
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Michtpn State a.nd Indi.rua both have
excellent paaatn1 games to augment
veteran llneupa.
Indiana will "bt> explo1lve," uld
Coach Lee Cor&0. Defetue could be a
problem
At Iowa, Coach Hayden Fry will
rebuild \he defense around tackle Mark
Bortz. The Hawkeyes alao have punter
Reggie Roby, who set an NCAA record
by averaging 49.9 yarda.
Northweatern's NCAA-record losing
streak la at 31 games. It should reach 33
with the Wildcats opening at llllnois and
then at Indiana. Then they come home
against Miami of Ohio and Northern
Illinois.
DEFENDING CHAMPION Toledo,
Miami, Bowling Green and Central
Michigan will be \he top contenders in
the Mid-American Conference.
Miami ia without tailback Greg J ones
and Coach Tom Reed promises, "We're
goln' to throw the football more this
fall.' Quarterback John Appold is the
key to the Miami aerial game.
Bowling Green Coach Denny Stolz has
a strong defense along with Jim Phelps,
who punted out of bounds nine times last
season inside the opponents'
I ~-yard-Line.
Cincinnati could improve its 6-5 record
but Louisville wiU be hard-pressed to
better its 5-6 mark. The two meet Sept.
11, but alao on Louisville's schedule is
Pitt, a team picked by many to win the
national championship.
From Pa e C1
ANGELS. • •
An.ct-I• haid muster~ Juai fQl.lr
hit.a off the you.npttt.
Why the early hook?
"I had Stanley 1n \he bullpen,"
Houk reapondC!d "And they (the
Angell) had all rlght"band
hlttera comlna up In the
1evenlh."
Tudor, 9"9, ..yalked three ~
struck out seven before exitlna.
Stanley allowed just one hJt over
the final three Innings to eam hit
10th save.
Witt was the loeer aa hia record
dipped to 7-4.
"That Witt sure threw a lot of
breakJng stuff," Houk said. "He
mu~t have thrown about e.ltbt out of 10 pitches wJth break1J11
stuff."
The end result was simply a lot
of lucky breaks for the Red Sox
who squirted base hits right and
left.
Mauch eventually replaced
Witt with Luis Sanchez after
Witt had worked Dwight Evana
to a 3-2 count and Evans had
rifled a shot that just did go fo~.
* AHOIEl NOTll: The Angel• anel Reel Sqx
wtep up 1he 1htw-g..,,. 9«le9 tonight (7:31)
wllh 8011on Mndfng tight-hander ~
Ecll•r•l•r I 11-101 agafnat It••• "•11k•. Eckerai.y 11 lllth In 1he Amancan LMgUa In
oomplat• gamae with 11 and third In llhut~
with three Third buamen Do.,1
O.ClncH mined hi• third 1tralgh1 gain1
white •llowlng a 1ore baok 10 heal. ""' Jacll90n, O.Clncae' r99l.cemant, btought 1
407 average Into the game OV« the 10 gamea
1lnce the All·etar break and promptly alnglecl
In hla llra1 1t·b1t In the MCond Inning. • , "9d
C11ew cotlacled hl1 2 14th thr ... hlt game 01
hi• Clfeet WednMdey night Ha aJao tied a
club tllCOfd by ecorlng lour run• In the Angelf'
10-2 victory Tuetday night . . Don......, 19
second on th• Angela' 111.uma RBI 11111 with
503 Th• leader In thet dep1t1ment 11 ""' Fragoel with s..e Cati YMlrMIMkl II
within live utra b•M hill of catcntng .,.._, Fou and and Tad Wllllem1 the Ill-time 1111.
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Orange Coal\ DAILY PllOTIThurlday. Auguat 10, 1882 -----------------
Dramatic win
for Robin wood
Hattabaugh, Wazewski star
TAYLOR, Mich. -The Roblnwood Lltll_,
League All-atara, one loa away from elimination,
cut it cloee Wedneaday evening but managed to 1tay
alive in the Senior Minor 13-year-old World Serles
here with a dramatic 5-4 victory over Seaford
(Delaware).
Heroics were provided by Matt Wazewaki, who
came off the bench to provide a pair of clutch RBI
a.Ingles and pitcher Matt Hattabat.4gh, who went the
diatance to pick up the win. .
With the score deadlocked 4.4 in the bottom of
the .eventh, Wazewaki delivered a two-out single
,with runners at first and th~rd to keep the
Huntington Beach -based team alive in the
double-elimination tournament.
F.arlier, Wazewski had tied the game with a
baae hit in a pinch-hitting role in the bottom of the
sixth aa Robinwood rallied from a 3-1 deficit to go
in front, 4-3, entering the final frame.
In the sixth. an error and singles by Rick
V anderriet and Scott Harper loaded the bases.
Micky Hitchcok walked to force over one run and
Wazewski hit the first pitch for a single to tie the
scor e. An error allowed Robinwood to take a
short-lived advantage.
In the top of the seventh. Seaford parlayed a
walk and two singles for a run, but Hattabaugh
eecaped further damage with a strikeout and a pair
of ground outs. The final out was recorded on a 3-2
pitch with the bases loaded and the runners moving
on the pitch.
"It was a courageous performance by
.Hattabaugh," said Robinwood Coach Paul Matlock.
"He threw 145 pitches in seven innin.zs."
Robinwood took a quick 1-0 lead in the bottom
of the first inning on a solo homer by Chris Ulmer.
But Seaford bounced back to tally three unearned
runs in the top of the fourth, thanks to a pair of
Robinwood errors.
That set the stage for the dramatics in the final
two innings.
"This win has to give us a lift," noted Matlock.
"It seems like we've been waiting until the sixth
and seventh innings to start hitting the ball."
Needln~ an oth er victory to stay alive.
Robinwood will send Vanderriet to the mound
today against Vega Baja of Puerto Rico, the team
that handed Robinwood its only post-season loss
Tu~y. 5-2.
From Page C1
HARYUNG BACK. • •
he h&s remained a teacher on the Laguna BeaCh
campus all along, responded to the request of Dr.
Robert Hughes, the Laguna Beach principal who
dropped Haryung in the spring of 1978.
Haryung has made no secret during that span
of his direct opposition to the decision, saying all
along that the charges leveled against him were
untrue, unfounded and unproven, and for a long
time was outspokenly bitter.
With the sudd en resignation of Bry~n.
however, at virtually the last moment, the Artists
went to the well and Haryung delivered.
"There's not any one single thing that helped
me make up my mind." says Haryung. "But I'm not
really happy unless I'm in charge.
"I HAD A TREMENDOUS experience at
Capistrano Valley and they're going to be a super
team this year.
"But it's always better to be coaching where
you teach and I have a lot of my old assistants
coming back."
Among those responding to Haryung's calls are
ex-Laguna Beach players Gene Molway (deferisive
coordinator) and Tom Purdy. "I have a list of five
others, but I'm still in the process of talking," says
Haryung.
With contact beginning Monday, the Artists
may find themselves in the midst of a tran&tion
regarding tactics, and Haryung is aware of the
problem.
"IT CAN'T BE ANY WORSE than when I
took over here in 1974," says Haryung. "I had no
assistants and a squad of 23.
"l expect a squad in the neighborhood of 40
and rm going to adapt the offense to the personnel
we have. I know enough variations.
"If I thought it was hopeless, I wouldn't be
here. It's not going to be easy, but it can't be any
worse than in 1974. We did it once and frankly, I
thought we did a helluva job until it was taken
away from us."
"I'm not sayin g we're going to win the
championship or even one game, but it's not
hopeless."
HARYUNG'S THIRD YEAR at the Laguna
Beach helm found the Artists going 7-2 on the field,
more than enough to qualify for a CIF playoff
berth. But an ineligible player cost the Artists six
victories.
A year later Laguna Beach was 5-4, but then
he lost his job the following spring.
Also expected to be coaching within the Artists'
system are Mike Roche and Hamera on the
freshman level.
Morris arrested
on cocaine charge .
MIAMI, Fla. (AP>-Fonner Miami Dolphins
star running back Eugene "Mercury" Morris and
four o~ men were arrested on cocaine charges
Wednelday. police aaid.
Offlcen who raided a home they said. was
either owned or rented by Morris "seiz.ed a large
quantity of cocaine, three veh!cles, a large awn of
money and uaorted flrearm1," said George R.
Ravena .• chief of criminal investigations for the
n.de County State Attorney's office.
Havens Mid the raid on the home, in a quiet.
upper-middle clue neifhborhood, 1temmed from
"an extentlve inveatlgatlon, 0 but declined to
elaborate.
Morris, 35, wu charged with one count of
cocaine traffiddna -which carrlee a sentence of 1~
yan In pri8on and $260,000 fine with convict.Ion -
three counta of c:ioca1ne delivery, three oounta of
cocaine pc u ••on, one count of conapiracy to tralflc
COCl1ne and one count of marl.Juana poee!llion, ea1d a.or.a Yam, cbid Mliatant to the st.at.e attorney. Yem uJd Manie' would be booked ln.to the Dede Olunty Jail o\remiaht and receive a bond .,........ Thunday.
Authol'IU. Mid a· .46-aallber pJstol. .30-caUblf'J'
cwblne, • Jbo'4rUD and • r1fle Weft .tRd dUrlnc
the raid, &a\ fnd.lcaa.d thal the auapects didn't .......
D STARTS THURSDAY
NO DEALER SILES I
BENTWOOD ROCKERS
3 4 88
WALNUT FINISH-
4 7 7 7
oAK LAMINATED FINISH
Cane 1eat and back. eaay to put together. Rocking la good for
your back and your circulation. Try it.
=: T-ALLEll llYz" &!'3~:X
LIMITED QUANTITIES 5 9 c
For a little tlshlng tackle. mome paint•.
•ome Mwi.ng atuff. aome toola. whatever.
McCULLOCH MAC 80 GAS
STRllG TRIMMER
12477
Got a 21.2 CC engine (l• tha1 good or
bad?). The way to attack h9CITf trim-
ming of graaa or weed•. With spark
arre•tor.
RUBBEBMllD
TAPERED PLUTERS
IDICI 99c
1 29 149 j~ llCI
The color l• BlacUlt (It' a alao a name of a French
Cognec. I remember that from the old daya, be-
bof9 sobriety.) Limited QucmUtlea.
CAREFREE DRIP MIST
WATERDfG SYSTEMS
ALLTRADE 17 PC.I'
¥4" DRIVE
SOCKET SET
2 79
#423T17
Nice for a round the houae br around the car.
We uaually don't brag how much the price I•
cut for a sale. but thla la almoat half.
GERMADf'S PENTREX
3 77
GAL
Says lt'• Hpeclally good for hard
adobe aoU. "All-purpo•e" I• a real
catch-all phrase. I mean. can you
waah a car with lt?
OllE GALLON CITRUS
•
Orange. Tangerine. Lemon. or
Lime. Know a lot of people who
enjoy plcldng their own, nice
and freah.
BURPEE
GROW PRODUCTS
V8{19table1. Flower. or Shrub1. Tree•. or Ever-
green tertUlnra. 8wp98 la a real 11<>lld name
in grownlng thlnga.
GRASS~I
ARTD'I
She foot wtdta
never mow lt
know that.)
HAPPY
It's happy be
Year Wanan'
tum lnto any
6 foot width.
NO GRO ,1
Five full yecm
Since lt ls a
bargain. rigb•
HIRSH PORTABLE D
FOLDING SAW T All.
39 9 ~TST-1
Now you can use a portable saw Hice a tabl•
•aw and get accurate tight cut1. Also hold1
mo•t routers and sabre •aw•.
S.G.L. WABER
MOL Tl-OUTLET STRIJI
c OUTLET I I 9 7
#4SPI
'OUTLET I 3 97
#6SPI
Make• a much neater •et up. plu
neatly lined up. And you Deft
have enough. right?
SPARKLEEN
LIQUID CRLORlltJ
3 49
aox
Two gallon• chlorine and acid packet.. You
thought we'd never get back into pool •up-
plies, didn't you?
BLACK AND DECKD
16" DOUBLE EDGE
SHRUB Ir HEDGE :
TRIMMER 2aaa
DURALITE
OUTDOOR FURNITURE SUN HOUSEWARE ELECTRONIC -----
Multi-colored wide webbing. comfortable.
good aupport. Take lt with you or entoy in the
back yard. Light but strong.
CHAIR 699 ... ~160 5 x 4 x 4 WEBS •N
CHAISE
8 X 15 WEBS 1399
#5188
IUYEllLE CHAISE 7 99
lld 11n. ju1t 44~ Inch••· #5048
BOX WEIYE
Yellow cmd wblte box W'.clft pattem, molded
arma. Very peppy. gift• the aplrlt a lift. (Tbla vur reallr poun ll on.)
FOLDlll 11-BICI 1 5 .••
ClllR •sac
FOLDllC 5 POiifill 2999 aum ...
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FL YING llfSECT KILLER
2 ·1 88
The electronic age ha1 caught up with the
buga. Geta all the flying lnaecta. in house
or conred area. up to 2000 aq. ft.
UL approved •
BUDDY L CURCOAL GRILLS
24" FOLDllG BRIZIER a•• .....
11" PICllC 7 71 1
#IQI
Tab 1t c:amplag. tab It to the park.
iRASS •MORE GRASS
:JAL GRASS CARPET
stuff. not bad even at more money. You
brllllant statement. Senator. We didn't
GRASS
::nase U give you a Two
and after that it can
1ing. Even a drive-In.
I 47
LIN. FT.
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Orange Coa•I DAILY PILOT /Thurlday. Auguet 18, 18
MURRAY BICYCLES
MEN'S 26" MONTEREY CRUISER
full foam covered handlebar. balloon whitewalls. coaster brakes.
Cruise the beach. eyeball the ladies. can't hurt.
68 8 ~-
llEYROR POLYLOOM D GRASS CARPET NASSAU 26" 3-SPEED
TOURING BIKE
of warranty. juat read the tag.
! foot width. figure it to be a 4 9 !.FT. MEN'S OR LADIES'
YOUR CHOICE
88~!0•
· Heavy duly hot glue gun.
with trigger control. Includes
27 sticks of glue and adapter
nozzles.
ALLISON
SUN VISOR
I 5 5 ,n.,
Scnre those eyes from tiring glare. easy to put this
thing on. (My wife wants a 5 lb. box of money for
her birthday. gift wrapped.)
STAR PLATE
BUILDING SYSTEM
~·~!-J;;~ 2377
QUAKER STATE
MOTOR OIL
30 WT. 79c QT.
.'lf'fll ~ WT. 89t QT.
The Brooklyn kid still finds the oil deals. [t
may be bis own stuff and he just takes the labels.
KRACO 4 PC. .~-..~ VINYL FLOOR MAT SET
444
Comes in clear. black or beige. Scnres the carpet.
Makes a nice gift to a friend.
DOUGLAS nR
214 17c LIN.FT.
216 27c LIN.FT.
#2-6541
Chrome touring handlebar. thumbahifter (that ia nice when
you're chugging up a hill). Front and rear aide-pull caliper brakes.
Read the labels. Use them if you
t-1 you can get more mileage,
more aervice out of the car. Good
additives can't hurt.
SOLDER SEAL
PUNCTURE SEAL
77t12oz . #Mll-12
Seals and inflates tube or tuble11 tires.
(No. lady It doesn't solder anything.
That'1 ju1t the company name.)
IX 12 #4
PINE SHEL VllfG
RUBBERMAID
ORGANIZERS
I 99£A.
CLEIJl-UP CUit
OI .... .........
Amazing what things like this can do to
unravel the me11 around a house. Real helpers.
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ARMSTRONG
NO WIX
SOLARllN
FLOOR nLE 0 77c,,.~, ..
Garden Lace. Etsex fair. Roman
Court. Self-sticking tiles.
<®!U8J> CLOSE-OUT DUPONT
FLAIR SQUARES
3 77
PAKOFIS
. You get 11 starplate frame connectors with which
you can assemble up to instructions included a
13' diameter building. Lumber is extra.
SmOQlh four aides, standard and better grade. (Did
you khow we have "staggered" lunch hours around
here? Too many manlnia.)
Smooth four aides. careful
cutting will giye you even
better 1tuff for special uses.
Good all-round shelving.
Pre-pasted wall covering. easy to handle. (My
wife calla me Bias. Buy us this and buy us
that.) 12Xl2 squares.
OMANCO ROOF TURBINES
WITH JACK
TWO 12" ROOF
TURBINES
INSTALLED
14"
TWO 14" ROOF
TURBINES INSTALLED
1697
6497
2397
7997
>Te• hot air 80 efficiently with no .energy co•t. You
•tall or we wUll. Sony. can't ln•tall on metal, tile. or
d root •. ,,,,,.<
GOOD LIFE PAINTS RED DEVIL PllllTS
GRABER
FIRE LIRE
ILUMIRUM
DECORATOR
MDII BLINDS
55% OFF
FUTLITEI 677
WILL Pllln' GAL.
PILYVRETUIE Ell.Im. n DI
wm um Ell.Im.
I 7 7
1/2 PT.
477 QT.
I know those devil.a would be in
this bualnen 1ooner or lcwr. They
make 10 many good prodUcta.
nasr ALERT PROGRAMMABLE
---u--=1 MANUFACTURER'S
HOME
COMMAND
CENTER ~~~-___.LIST PRICE
Ou 23" lty 42" ..... It 55% .. taly
242s
The •alcrnce l• throWD ln for tree with the blind•.
Le11 them halt of wha1 they ar. •uppoHd to •ell lor.
Special order.
-
6 9 97
#HC8600
You can Ht 1lgh11. appllance1. alanu. etc. to turn
-on c:natomotlcolly. Mo wiring needed. Ju•t plug ID the
Center and add a module for each lamp or appliance.
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64 64 642 3•,,
511 81 •112 II'•
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41 71 3411 27
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81 51 513 7~
611 511 600 II
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!Renko 10.4), n
MllwaukM (llu<:kovlch 13_.) at Oakland (Keough 10·1$)
Chle8go (Hort 1•-101 at Kana.u City \Gura
14·91. n
8aJllmore \McGreo<>< 12· 11) at Mlnn .. 011
(Cutillo 8-8. n
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San Olego
San Francltw:o
HouatO<I
Cincinnati
63 57 525 '"' 83 sa 571 s
S4 85 454 13 •s 15 315 22•.i.
EAITEftN DIVlllON
89 so sao
81 52 5G3
84 55 ~· •• 5e 513
50 ae 42•
51 71 418
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Philadelphia
Mon tr eel
Pltttbl.lrgh
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comptellOfl ot suspen<tea game, 21 1nnl.ng1)
San FrancltGO t6. 1>1n11>urgl\ II
St Louis 2 Son Olego I
MO<ll•NI 12. A11an1a ?
Cuicmnatl 1 New YO<k 6 f 14 tnnlnoal
Pnotadelphla 5. Hout10<1 3 115 lnnlflO•I
Toder'e0-0ode«e (Welcl\ 14· 7) el Cl\lcaQO CJ-lr\9 7-131
San Frenettco (Gate 5· t 1 J et PtttSDYrgn
(Candelaria 10·51. n
New York (Swan 7·5) at Ctnctnnoll
(8ereny1 a. 1 21. n
Montreal 1sanc1er1on 6· 111 at Atlante
(Peuu 0·2). n
San Ole90 IOravecky 3· 11 et SI Louis
(Stupei !>-2). n
Philadelphia \Carlton 16·81 at Houato11
(l<neiiper 5-12). n
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Red 801 4, Aneef• 1
901TON CALlfOftNIA
abrhbl llbrhbf
Remy 2b
Evans rt
41120ownlngll 3100
4 0 2 0 Carew lb 4 0 3 1
Rtce II
Ystrimskl dh
Lanata<d 3b
Stepleton I b Millet cl
Hollman ss
Allenson c
Boglja ph Gedman c
5 1 2 1 R-.JacklOfl 4 0 0 0
502t8aytordh 3000 5 0 I 0 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0
5 O 2 O RoJadu1c•1 3b 3 O 1 O
4 I 1 O Grich 2b 4 o O 0
4 I 1 0 Foll at 3 0 1 0 2000 eoone c 2000
'0 1 0 1000
Totals 30 I 5 1 40 • 13 4 Totals 8co<a by ln ...... o
Botton 001 002 001-4
Cahf<><nle 100 000 ooo-1
E Allenson OP BottOfl 2 LOB -
Boston 11, Caltfomta a 2B -Lanttord c .. ew 2. Ri<:<t SB R Mille< \3)
loeton IP' H ft Eft U IO
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2 24 A 38 432
Angel 8YM90"
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Al " H "" ._ .. P'ct.
Ro Jackaon 108 12 35 2 18 324
Carew 358 58 1()9 1 31 304
OeClnces 414 67 123 24 74 297
Lynn 366 H 111 17 89 288
Oown•no 451 84 129 19 51 288
Beniq..ez 102 15 28 t g 275
Re Jac~aon 388 84 1()4 27 69 .269
8aytOI 480 57 123 111 73 287
Grleh 384 50 101 13 63 282
Foll 378 40 99 2 45 282 eoon. 345 29 89 4 43 258
Clark 7 1 9 111 2 5 225
Fergu.ao 87 7 15 2 7 224
WllfOOQ 136 17 26 t 11 1114
8urlel0fl 45 4 7 0 2 15{;
Kellel\er 35 5 2 0 0 057
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l'ITC"4NO
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Tlant 18'"' 19 s 18 2·1 2 95
Stair., 3 3 • 3 00 300
Win 133'" 124 42 64 7.4 3 11
A-52 45 23 40 3.3 3 46
Fo11ch t7~ 169 48 63 10-9 3 76
Ren~o t311'1'> t40 44 69 10-4 3 81
Zahn 1~ taS 25 •O •·2 388
Sanetlel 62~• 64 25 40 4-2 3 88
Ktson 111 .... 84 33 55 6-4 393
Golu 61 .... 62 25 38 8-4 4 82
Totals 108S'tt 1033 34• 544 &a-51 3 75
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Oetron 200 100 13-7 15 O
Perry. llande B.,g 171. MuuMtman (81 and
Sweet; Patry, P Underwood 1111 anO L M Parrtah W -Petry, 13·7 l -Perry, 7-11
HRa-Oelrolt, L M Pa,,lal'I 2124). 8roolceno
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Frott. Caalro 131. Outaanbarry (7),
Armatrono CBI and Wetllan. Slaugh!: Jolln and Cefone W John. 9·11 L-Froet &.II
HR Kenna Ctty Wethington (61
A-22 80•
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Texea 001 600 23>-11 17 0
Trou1. Eac:err99• (4), Hickey \I). &arnet \71
encl Hiii, Tenane and Sundberg W-
Tan•n• 8-13 l Trout, 8-11 HR-Teua, Sundberg 171 A-11,1121
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v1e1e R«lt•n 1n u nte 1101. R Devi• (101
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Roenid<e (211. lOW9'111..,, 118~ Min-•
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S1na1ro Pocoroba w Gulllell•O<I. 10 8
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Pllltburgl\ 10• 100 102-g 13 1
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Robll\•on. E Romo (6). Nlemenn 161
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(231. Pllleburgh, J Ray (7), Madlock 1131,
Berra (Ill A -14,20$
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Sa,. 2b II I 3 0 SanclbOfg lb 8 I I 0
Landreaux ct 8 0 2 0 Bawa u 8 0 4 0
Baktt II 8 0 I 1 BUCl!net lb II 0 • t
Gue<r.,o rt II 0 I 0 Out ham cl 11 O 2 O
Cey 3b 7 0 3 0 JOl>nllOM rt 2 0 0 0
llateruuela rl 1 O O O JeMorai.s ct 3 O 1 O
Wllk:h II 0 0 0 0 Tl'lompacn rt I 0 0 0
GatYey lb 8 0 I 0 Rtptey p 2 0 0 0
Rune" N 7 1 2 0 JDevl1 ' II O O O
8ci<>ede c 4 0 2 1 HencleraC>n If II 0 2 0
Belange. Pf 0 0 0 0 Kennedy 2D II 0 2 0
YHg« C SO I 0 Noles I 000
Hooton p 2000 WMll pl\ '000
Orta ph I 000 Tidrow p 0000
Nle<lenluer p O 0 0 O MOiinaro ph 1 O O O
MO<lcl•r ph 1 0 0 0 LoSmnll p O O O O
Howe p o o o o Woad• ph 1 o o o Roenlc-• ph 1 0 I 0 PrOly p 1 0 0 0 St...,an p 0 0 0 0 Campbell p 1 O O O
Mar•h•ll ph t O 0 O Moreland rt 2 o o O
Forti., p 0000
8ecl(wlth p I 0 0 0
Wrlljhl p 0 0 0 0
Morales ph I 0 0 0
ReuH p 1000
To1al1 76 2 17 2 To1a1a 73 1 18 1
ac-by lnnlntt•
LA 010 000 000 000 000 000 001 2
Chi 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 1
Game auspended beeauH of darkness
alter I 1 1nn1119s
E -&uckner 2 Ruuell, Ripley OP -Loa
Anoelfl 2. ChlCago 1 LOfl -Los Angete. 21, Chicago 15 2B -Durham 2 Ruuell.
Cay, Su SB -Lanclreeu• (25), Sandberg
1261. Baker ( 13) S Bow•, J Oav11.
Garvey, Landreau• SF -&aller
loe A~ IP H 1111119910
Hooton 6 • I I I 2 Nle<lenluet 2 3 0 0 0 2 S H-. 2 2 0 0 I 3
Stewart 2 I O O O 1
Fouler 1 0 0 O 1 t
8edlWlth 3\\ 5 0 0 I 2
W11ghl 'I'> 0 0 0 0 0
ReuujW,tl-91 • 1 O O O 2
CMc-..
-5 4 1 I I 3
0 0 1 0
0 0 0 2
Tldrow 2 I
LeSm1111 2 3
PrOly 3 5
C1mpbe11 5 t
0 0 0
0 0 3
Rlple)1l. 4-6) 4 3
WP -le Smttll, Ripley .T 26,576
t ' • 5 1110. A
Dodgere 7, Cube 4
("°llYWIY ocfted ...... .-1
LOI ANOELEI CHICAGO
abrhbl ab rhbl
Su 2b
Landreaux Ci Monday II
Roenlcb If
Gue<rero rf
Cer :lb
Garvey lb
RuaMll N
Scloeol• c;
Reuup
Mart11all ph
Slew1t11 P SHowep
Nl.oenluet p
5 I 3 0 Sondbetg 3b 5 1 I 0
S O O 0 Bowe u • 1 t 0
4 J 4 1 Buckner lb 3 t 2 2
0 , 0 0 MO<Otand If 3 I 1 0
5 2 3 5 Outl\am rt 4 0 2 I
4 0 0 0 MO•alas cf • 0 2 1
4 0 I 1 JOellla c 3 0 0 0
5 0 I 0 JoMstone It 1 0 0 0
4 O I O Keone<ly 2b • 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 Blrcl p 1 o 0 0
1 0 1 0 Willi• pl\ 1 0 0 0
I 0 0 0 PrOly p 0 0 0 0
0000 MOllnan> ph 1000
0 000 H9tn•ndelt p 0000
LeSmtth p (' 0 0 0
Tl'lomPM>" ph I 0 0 0
Tol•I• 40 7 "7 Totell 35 4 11 4
lc:OfebJlnnMge
LOI Angeles 202 020 001-7
ChlCellO 100 100 020-4
E Cay l OB -Loe Anoetes II Clllcago
6 28 -Sronclt>er9, Gue<r.,o 38 -Su HR
-Gverrero 2 (251 SB Roenlc:l<e r 131 SF 8ucknet. Garvey IP H llERMIO Loe~ ReuUCW, 12·91
St-1111
SHowe
N ""8ntuertS.71
s 4 2202
~ .. 3 2 2 ' 1 0 20000 ,., 0 0 0 0 3
CMceeo Blrcl(L 7 11) 5 II 6 a 0 3
Proty 2 4 0 0 0 0
w He<nonOet 1 1 1 I 1 I
l e Smith 1 0 0 0 I 2
S Howe pilched 10 2 b•tl9'1 tn the 8tn, W
Hemandez t>ltcl'lllcl to 1 baller tn Ille 91h
T -2 ? I A -27 429
Top 10
(Bned on %11 at bell)
AfllElllCAN LEACW«
W Wiiton, l<C .,..,,.,, Cle
Cooper, Mii
P1ci0<elo. Cn1
Gercla, Tor
Yount. Mii
Htbel<, Min McR ... KC
R1<;e. Ban
Bonnell TO<
0 A8 II H Pct.
114 •oa 51 139 l •2
116 448 811 145 325
111 4fl5 H 150 323
117 315 41 101 .321
111 505 75 181 319
112 480 1111 148 317
104 AOC 59 12fl 315 119 •52 ae 141 312
109 429 82 133 310 109 3se S4 1 10 301I ........... ,,.
G Thom••· M11waukH. 32. Tt>0<n1on
Cle•11anc1. 27. fte. Jeclll .. n, A"9el•. 27:
Hatrah, C-ond. 2', L M Parrish. Oelroll,
24. Cooper. Mllwauk••. 2•. Ogllvte,
Mrtw-ee. 24, ~ ........ M. .__..._ ...
McRae. K1nu1 Ctly 102, Thorn1on
Cleveland, 93. Ccopat. MllwoukM 88 G
Thomas. Milweul<M, 85, Yount. MllWeu, ..
eo Luztnakt Chlc:aoo. eo
Pitching (11 OechlOM)
Vuckovich Milwaukee 13-4 &urns
Chicago. 13.4 Guidry New Yor' 11-4
Zahn, Ant•l•, 1S-S: Petry. Oe:rotl t3·7.
Gut• I<.,,... CllY 14-8. 0 91'#1n. Te• .. 11-fl.
Hoy!. Cl\1C8QO, 14· tO
NATIONAL LEACWIE
011..., Mil.
MCGM. St L.
Oumam. Cl\I ....... ~.
Knlgnl. Htlr
Medlock, Pgh
Lacy. Pgfl
0-.oo,Mn
lo Smllll, SI L Carter, MU.
OA89'HPct. I 11 443 84 148 334
83 281 31 91 324
113 4111 85 131 313
108 418 57 129 301I
1111 •S4 58 140 308
t 17 435 74 134 308
llO 278 52 16 308
IOI '42 15 135 806
115 «2 911 135 306
112 405 ae 123 304 ....... .._
"'urphy, Allan10, 211: Kingman. N..-'1'0<-.
28, Scllmldl, Phlltd911)h4•, 28: 0-.tere.
D9Clpn. II: Homer, Atten1a. 24 .._..__ ...
Oii-. MonlrMI. 16: Murplly, Atlante. 82.
Clerk, San Franclaco. 12. Guerrero, 0od9en, J9; Ctn ... MonlrHI, 78 "'°""" (11 OMlaMM) Ro9e<a. M ontretl. 1•·8, Cerlton.
PhiladelPNa. 18-8, W*"-~ 16-J'; 0.
Robln•on. Plltsburgll, 11·7: Fo1ach, 81
Loula. 12·7. V ............ ~. 1 ... 1.M .
Montr ... 1o-6
. . "
• '•
A.Ilg el, Dodger sehedule11 /,() ~ .
~ Angela on "•dfo KM.-C (710) Angela on TV Channel IS
Dodgere on "•dlo KA8C (7to) Oodger1 on TV Ch•nnel 11
• 09MtNTV 0-'I
Sund•y Mond•y Tu••day Wedneedey Thuraday Friday Saturday
Aug. 11 11 11 11 11 20 21
BoJton 11 Alie•. I 30 0.troot •I ...... / IQ Oltr0ot ..... , Dode•• at Cubt, l lJ~ ~"' •I '•flt I ~ ... 14 ,. .... ·~
22 23 M 2S 28 27 21
0.lrOll at ~·· I -c>Ma"' at P atu, 10 l~ Mllw. at ~·· 7 30 DMI"' 11 t l . !> 3~ M1tw al~·· 730 •Ooclctn •• t l • s 3!> •D14t1r1 II St l Alie• 1t Bos1on, ~ 35 10 1 m and 05 pm
Anc• at Boston, 4 3~
Cubi ii Oodtw1, 1 3~ ·~• at loiton. t I 10
Cu at 0Mc1r1. 7 ~
n 30 31 Sept. 1 2 3 I 4 •Anc• It Boslon, 11 o~ SI l 11 Dodaen. 7 35 Anelli at 0tt101t. • J~ Anc• al Detroit 4 .l~ Anctil al Detroit. 4 3~ •Anctlt It M1fw ~ 30 •Allf• 11 M1lw S 30 Cutn It 0Nc•t, I ·05 SI l at Ovdctn, 1 3!1 St l at Ooc11w1, I 35 Ptt•fu II Dode"'· I J~ P11a1u 11 Oodcwa. 7 05
5 8 7 8 9 10 11
•Anc• at llilflw , 11 30 Ch1uao •• Anctlt. I Chl(ljO at Ant•. I 30 C1t1eaco at An&th. 1 30 I Or OMO at Alie•. I 30 Toronto at Ml•. 7
Poalh II Dodc111. I~ •Dede"' al R~s. 4 O!> Dodaen 11 Rech. 4 3~ Dods•n •I AUdnta, 4 40 Ood11n •I Atlanta, • co •Dod1111 It Houslon !> 35 •Oodc10 it Houston. I I 20
12 13 14 15 • 18 17 11
Toronto at Aftc*, I Ans• 11 ChtCaao. ~ JO ~· al ChtCaco, ~ JO Ans• at Cl11u10. 5 JO Allctla al loronto. 4 JO ~· •t lo1onto 4 JO Anc• at loronto 10 30 •DMI"' 11 Houston, 3 05 Plclres •I Dedcen. 1 JS Pldt~ ii Dtdctn, 7 35 Padres at Oodt•u. 7 JS Houilon at Oodc10. 1 J!I Houston al Doclc•n, 1 ~
North Amertc.n 8ocC« LMgue
UITlftN DIVIMON
W l 0, OA 9P' l>la
•·Cotmo• 23 a 72 411 66 202 Montr1111I 18 12 5e AO 45 1411
Toronto 16 15 55 45 46 142 Ch1<;ago 12 111 64 116 51 121
IOUTHlllN DIVlllON
•·foot Lauderdale 17 14 82 73
Tull• 15 18 87 57
I ampe Bay 12 19 45 68
Jack1onv1lle 1 I 20 •O e9
WUHftN OIVlllON
Seatlle 17 14 71 48
Vancouver 20 11 57 •6
Sen Diego 18 13 69 53
Poruand 14 17 49 43
Sen Joa• 13 18 47 60
EdmO<llOn 1 t 21 J7 66
• Cllnchecl cllVlillon 1111e. WednHd1y'aO......
fort Lauderdale ?, Tampa Boy I
Cosmo• 3. Tulsa I
Cn1eago 3, T 0<onto •
San Olego 5, Sen Joae 0
Vancouver 2. S..ule 1 (oO PO<"ttonO 4, Ec1monl0<1 o
Toclay'e O-
NO gemes achecluled
Ft1clay'1 o-. Cosmos at Monlreel
Del Mer
~DNEIOAY'I ftHULTS
55 155
57 143
39 110
38 104
59 159 •s 1511 53 157
42 122
38 114
32 93
(:t51h o1 a-c&ar thorouglltlrwd m•llnel
F'lftlT ftACI. 8 lurlongs 911 of Beau (Hawley) Ill 40 9 80 6 60
Madame Trompe< 101hay1 7 80 4 20
Ewe Win (Pmcay) 5 00
Also raced Ouclless Tin&. Karyn's
Preaent, Cutesy, COllMne Marra Outgo
f tHI Me11nc11, Shes N~al. Sanclles . Bee
Gone Time I 11
HCONO ltACE. t II 16 mllel
Ourtoo ~oo 111a1 .. 1a1 15 00 7 60 !> 40
Rleh Caroe< (Mer.al 14 20 8 20
Rullah Bua (Onvaret) t8 20
Alto rltced lord Er11 J 0 Maaon. Eagles
Five foay Ouotlo, 8eblto, Teti Me About It,
Joy!IA C1vartet. He$ LOOl<tno Good, BOid
Then\9
Toma I 4? 415 '2 DAil. 'f 00\lllUt 14· tOI pelcl t 124 60
TH41t0 llACE. 6 lurtongl
RIM 0e PIO IP,..ce1 4 t 80 13 20 8 00
W•ynea11na (Lam..-1 4 20 3 60
Th1nka Judge (Hansen) 8 00
Atso raced Sunset Sal My Favorofe Aunl
M•l•nd•. Plum Mayo MOOflllgnl Cet1nd• Jo Jo ()!Magg.a The Way We We<e C Est
MC>l C1>er1 8onb0naira Time 1 09 31S
'5EIACTA 110·121 paid '42100
,OUftTH ltACE. I II 16 m1 ... Won I Gv en Inch (Oths) 9 60 4 •O ) 20
Greuy (Plnceyl 3 80 2 80
s -1 Looi< CBlac~> 2 60
Also rectd Cont1der Me Irish, Royal
Windstorm Determined Lano Revaloha
Golden Ledy Be4ie
Time 1 " 115
F'W'TH ftACl. I 1/lf mites
Betas Motet (Upham) 33 80 1 t 20 • 20
Penngro•• \Guerral 5 80 3 80
Royal Serb (8tackl 4 2q
Allo raced Gotdln Corc;1e, fearaomt Foursome. Unbellnownll 10 Me
Time 141 4/& tS UCACTA ( 1·61 P•ld 12•3 00
tl)(TH ftACE. fl furlong•
Seciuoyel\ (Cutanecla) 5 00 3 20 2 80 l'IMt Scramm.r (McCerron) 4 20 3 40
&o11on Megtc (Pierce) 3 80
Atto raceo Pride of tht fleel. New
rerr11ory. Steve Dancer. Too Much F0< T 11
MOO<I K•mp Honey'• Wallet. 8es1om
T tme 111
8EVUfTH ftACf. OM mite
Sierve (Sho9make<I 3 eo 3 00 2 60
Terr• MIU (Ollveret) 3 80 3 00
Engl11h Gtrl IOell'l>OUHa)•I 2 80
Also r-.S Apo111ecary Ml9s. Oa.a1tngly.
E .iltcl Ma1m11son Time 135 3/S
SS llACTA 13· II 081d $111 50
t2 "1Clt II)( c 10· 10-I· 1·5·JI paid $J 714 20 with 23 Winning tickets (ltve l\O<MSl
U Piek Sia CO<laOl&llon paid S53 60 wtll'l S30
winning hckets (lour he<-)
flOHTl! lllACl. I 1118 mtlff
Ma1ch1t>9 (Stblllel fl 60
Ml .. Huo1lno1on (Vateruueia1
Cel Girl (M,Carron)
\No thow w~tng)
Also rac;9d l rtw;~ Robbtry
Time 1 40
18 U ACT A 14·31 paid $1111 00
NINTt4 ftACI . 1 1116 ml ...
3 80 out
4 •O out
OU1
Prior Approv1t (Plneeyl 8.60 5 40 3 60
M111t• c.remontea (Guerr11 11.oo 11.oo
Beau Glaoler (BllKlkl 8 40
Alao roc.<I 00111 Ack. Olden Age, Dagen,
Zodlec. M .. t., Surgeon. Sword 01 Honour Time I 42 415
.. H ACTA 17·11) paid ,,8000 At1end11~e 18,1179
HollYwood ,.,.
WWDMltoArt llHULTI
(2.ftd .. 11-flltM iw-_,..,.)
"lfllT ftACI. One m11e paoe
Iron Duk• (Wlllllln'll) II 40 s 00 3 60
R-(Crogllan) 9 to • 60
Monter.., OtNm (~ren) 2 to
Alao raced lloleto Ohlel, Ktnga Oouble.
Doctor Roaa. ACland't Jet. JlndH Image.
W.,,119. A.rwty't ~
Time 203
$1 aJC.ACTA 17·21 IH!ld Ille 30
)
llCOND ltACE. One mlle trot
Fiith St0<m (Cltll) II 00 • •O 3 80
NoDle lli<:IOIY N (l<ueote•I 4 00 v 110
Regel Retr .. t IL0<190l fl 80 Alto racecl Jay• M...,O<', .. Imo Imo Imo
PlstOIO<O Pat oteoe Duke Danton Sf\C)09y
Rodney, T1<;ka1 Hoom
Time 2 02 315
THtftD ftAC:I. One mite pece
Wan<I• Nevadt CCrOQhan) 7 •O J 20 2 40
NeHun Dorm• tLIQtllhlll) 2 80 2 20 Rocky Scotch ($11err9") 3 20
Also raced Sitter• Sttrtet. Oo!ll• Butter s-1poer Shannon, Cat Je1, Empire Bttcurt
Time 2 04 315
P EXACTA (4-11 peld $30 30
P:OUftTH ftACI . One mile Ptce
Jive Talk (Sh.,ren) 22 00 6 40 3 20
2 60
2 40 Ory Sack (Goudreau) • 40 Sullen Hanover (Todd)
Allo raced l(elly \/Iva. Modern Touch
KOii• Cout, Mlnlll••
Time 2 00 4/S
FIFTH ftACE. One mile pactt
Ricky 01rec1 (Croghan) 5 80 3 20 2 60
Kingsly Hano•e< CParkar) 3 60 3 20 Arrnbr~He 1va1~nc1lnoh1m1 5 oo
At•o raceo ::.nae• >'ec• tlound For Gtory
A ren Percanter. Clear Night Top Roe~
!>Mp Woada. Windy R1nge N
Tome 2 02 llS
t3 EltACTA (:I· 11 paid $33 60
81)(TH ftACE. One mole pec;e
Happy \liner (Bayless) 5 40
Sunse1 Beech (Mac1tanc11 Paddleboa•cl ICopelan<I)
Aho ••cell Oesett Son
Heather. Ltghtn1n Siom Boats
T odd1!111 Oes<gn HOllys Away
Time 2 00
'5 ElCACTA 14·5) paid $97 SO
• 20 3 20
10 00 • 80
9 20
Monterey Andys lrly
SEVENTH RACE. One mole f)aco
l'rantoes Nero 1Parke•I 6 20 3 llO 2 80
Knts1na \Vallandrnghaml 3 80 2 80
True Trtc1e c IB•tll11tgeont 2 60
Also raced Trendy Tryu GOldt Merr N.
Super Sue N Fair lru1h. Pinch H11 Oreo
Byrd
Time 2 00 315
$5 EIACTA 110·11) pelcl $74 00
EIOKTH llACE. One mile pace
Garry Ayr (Pa1ke!I S 00 4 60 3 60 Racy Regent N p odd Ill 10 80 4 40
Special Ouallly (AuDtnl J 80
Alto raced Kill Scotcl\ Double L1lehme
N Tact H9<le1y Raven Maniac
Time I 59 21~
MINTH AACE. One mile peoe
Tacl Weve (P11ker) 6 60
Doctor Don N 1Gtunc1y1
&••-•• N 1Lonoo1
Alao r•ced Kentucky King
Knt0'11 r,,._a, SklP90f Wyatt.
fall Alon(I. Moody Slue N
TilM I 5e 3/S
~.40 3 60
a 2o •80 5 20
Famous
AmeatH
S3 EllACTA 11·21 paid t46 ?O
t2 P'ICK llJI 12·3·4· 10· I I) paid 114 542 00 w!lll •-wlnnong toeheta ltl• l\O<SHJ s2 P1ek So• conaolatJOf> paid $78 eo wilh 123
wlnnong ltCkels (rtv4! l'IO<IM) '2 P~ StA
5'•a1'h 'ontOlllJOf> peld $S9' llO Wllh one
winnono tleket Clout hOrses one tetllCl'I)
I
U.I . Women'• Am1teur
(al ColOfadc l~lnge)
Opening ftovnd Metch Pla1
Juli lnketer (Lo• Allo•I det Caroline <>nwarr I University of Georo1aJ. I •uP on llrst
e,;1ra hole. Carlo Semple (Sewlc~tey. Pa )
<lei Lita Stanley (Melbourne, Flat. 4 and 3
L inclr Goggin CLtnd11fa1 ne Aua1r1lt•I oar
Oebb1e Weldon !Laguna Be&c:h) 5 end 3.
LIH Kluver CAle•anclrta Minn I <let Dab
f'.1"hard IMannanan. Kan J, 6 a110 5. Penl'!y
Hammel (Decatur Ill t <hit Kame Kt11g1ton
1Mane110. Ga ). 3 and 2: C1ncly Davis 1Bowte Md I clt1f Burbata Wrtghl (Sall lakt! Cllyl 3
And I
ATP Champlon1hlS-{•t ...._, otllo)
llecond "°""" SlnglM John McEnroe CU S J clef Ruseett S1mpl0fl
tNew Zea1tnc11. 6-I 6-3 Jimmy Connora
tU S I def Phil Oe<\t ClluSlralla) 6· I &-4 Ivan
l encll cCrechOSIOVlkill clel Ramesn
r<111hnan (India) 6·4. 6·2. llrlos Ge<ula1t1a
IU SI clef Stan Smrlh IU SI 7.5 6-1 Raul
Rem11er CMe.,,ol def S...n11d Fritz (France)
4.3 re111ed Broan Teacher (US I 1181
S1an1Jtov Birner 1C1ec;hoslo••kto) 6· t 6· I
Giiies M0<e1to11 (France) clel Jimmy AtlH
(Us I. 6·2 ~-7 6-1, Han~ Pfister IU s I clet
Christophe Roger llesseltn CFren,e) li·3
6·2. Sieve Donton (US I dot rranc••co
Gon~alez (U S I 3-6, 6-3 7 ·6
0..0 M• tl1hlng Aftra u~o (...,,,port ,.ect.) -69
•noter• 7 ac:utpin 3 ~shead 65 kelp
Dell
DAVEY'S LOCllEft (Newpon .. ach) -204 anolers 350 bOnoto 88 uhco bass 7 •3 mackerel, 28 rock tral\ 29 sand DUS t
ye11ow1aM
NFL EXHl8ITION
NATIONAL CONf'IMNCI
WllT DIVlllON w L T Pel. ,.,
Attenie 1 0 0 '000 20
New Orl••ru 0 0 000 20
ftem• 0 0 000 20
S•ri Fr ancraco 0 t 0 000 14
U8T DIVlllON
II V G1anh 0 I 0 000 14
Dallas 0 I 0 000 10
Waan11>gton 0 I 0 000 7
Pn11aaalph1a 0 t 0 000 7
St Loula 0 I 0 000 0
CEMTRAL OIVlllOM
tamDa Bay I 0 0 '000 35
Gr8"n Bay I 0 0 I 000 21
M1r>ll8tOla I 1 0 500 47
Ch11;ago 0 I 0 000 27
OelrOol 0 I 0 000 16
AMl!lllCAN CONF'EftENCE Wl!IT DIVlllON w l T ""'· ,.,
llaldon I 0 0 I 000 17
Denver I 0 0 I 000 33
Kansas City I 0 0 1000 26
Seattle I 0 0 1000 14
San 011tgo I 0 0 I 000
EAST DIVl810N
28
M1emt I (' 0 I 000 2•
8uHa10 I 0 0 I 000 14
Balttmore I 0 500 33
N-Enolan<I 0 0 000 20
N Y Jett 0 I 0 000 19
CENTRAL OIVlllON
Pttlsburgl\ I 0 0 I 000 24
Houllon t 0 0 1000 22
Cleveland I 0 0 1000 17
Ctnc1nn1t• 0 I 0 000 20
Ton'9hl'o0.....
ftamo al Cleveland
Frld•r'• OarnM C1nc1nnah vs Greeri Bay at MllweukM
New Englena a1 PhlladetPh1a
8aturd•r'• Game•
Raldera 11 Oe1'011
Allanta vs Beltlma<e at Tempe A t11
ChlCOQO GI 8uflllo
OallH al San :>1990
Kansas City II New Orleans
M1am1 ftt Oenvet
Plllsburgh al N Y Grenls
S• lOUt$ 11 Son FranctKO
Sttatlle et Minnesota
w u111ng1on 11 Tempo Boy
lundaf• O.mH N y Jett el HOUllOn
Wednndar'• tranNCtlon1 ,GO Tl ALL
P'A
17
22
33
17
19
14
24
3~
14
1
19 34
28 11
,. ...
14
20
20
0
27
7
10 ..
2•
11
20
20 16
28
'TENTH ltACE. OM mole ~
Ub1• tFOleyl 100 AO 30 80 fl 40
DANA WHAAF' -374 anglers 25' b•» I barr•cucla 604 bonito I halibut 80 I
mac:~e•et t •oc~ t1sn 2 wnote sea bass 1
~ulp10
IEAL BEACH - t39 angle" •~
t>arracuda ~3 cehco bas& 1 080 mac•.,el.
66 rock hlh 19 sand bass. 10 >eulpm 1
sneop•heacl (8arge) -81 '"gters 6
l>Onolo 3 hahbut 300 mecl<erel. 3 sand bass
150 wl'llle croa~e. 200 q..een l•sn
Natloftat F'ootti.tt l9egwe
S"N DIEGO CHARGERS Announced
Btyan N CROlenl 1 00 6 40
l Ca Byrd fPttry) • 00
A1so rll<l8d Seri Glenvate. Rebel Ruler
Cl\arlaus H•wk Baby J-. Way Orenge
Jll•U Moc;ro Heno-Luck~ l.aicl A
tlte rellreme<il ol James Harros quane.Dac~
CO\. LE OE
Tome 2 01 3/5 S3 EXACT A 11 2) paocl S• I 7 00
AllenclfnGC! 9 •SO
SAN DIEGO (HIM landing) -397
angtets 12~ aJbacore. J yettow fin luna 2
brg "Ye tuna
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTER
COLLEGIATE A THLETICS Pieced tl\e
men s buke11>all program• al LeMoyne·
Owen College Ru1ger1 Un1venoty..Camc1en
eno Cameron Un1vfHS•tv on one-veer
SUIP<l<\8'0n
Sunset football schedules
Edison Schedule
Fri .. Sept. 3 -Pun.ahou (at Kaiser High)
Sat., Sept. l l El Dorado (at OCC)
Sat .. Sept. 18 -at Vista (8 p.m.)
Sat .. Sept. 25 -Banning (Anaheim Stadium)
Thurs .. Oct. 7 -Mater Dei (al SA Bowl)
Fri., Oct. 15 -Marina• (at Cerritos College)
Fri .. Oct 22 at Huntington Beach"
Fn .. Oct. 29 -Ftn. Valley• (Ana Stad.)
Sat .. Nov. 6 at Westmjnster•
Thurs .. Nov 11 -Ocean View• (at OCC)
• denotes Sunset League game
(all games at 7:30 except where noted)
Fountain Valley Schedule
Fri .. Sept 10 -Mater Dei (at Cerntos)
Fri .. Sept 17 Footh1U (at Tuslln)
Fri , Sept 24 St. Paul (at CerrilOS)
Fn .. Oct. l Sennte (at CerrilOS)
Fri . Ol't. 8 -Long Beach Poly (at OCC>
Fn .. Oct. 15 -at Huntington Beach• (home)
Thurs., Oct 21 -Westminster• (al OCC)
Fri., Oct. 29 -F.dison• (Anaheim Stadium)
Fri., Nov. 5 -Ocean View• (at Htn. Beach)
Fri . Nov. 12 -Mann.a (at Cerritos)
• denotes Sunset League game
(all games at 7:30)
Huntington Beach Schedule
Thurs .. Sept. 9 -CdM (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri .. Sept. 17 -Los Alamitos (home)
Thurs., Sept. 23 -Los Amigos (at G .G.)
Thurs., Sept. 30 -Bolsa Grande (home)
Fri., Oct. 8 -at San Clemente
Fri .. Oct. 15 -Ftn. Valley• (at Htn. Beach)
Fri.. Oct. 22 -Edison• (home)
Fri .. Oct. 29 -Ocean View• (home)
Fri.. Nov. 5 -Marina• (at Westminster)
Fri.. Nov . 12 -Westminster• (home)
• denotes Sunset League game
(all games at 7:30)
Ocean View Schedule
Fri .. &pt. 10 -E.stancia (at OCC)
Fri .. Sept 17 -La Quinta (at Westminster)
Pn .. Sept 24 Cypress (al Western)
i'ri, Oct. I Sunny Hills (at Htn. Beach)
Fri , OCt 8 -Western (at Htn. Beal·h)
Fri, Oct. 15 at Westminster•
Fn , Oct. 22 -Marina• (at Westminster)
Fri.. Oct. 29 at Huntington Beach•
Fn .. Nov 5 Ftn Valley• (at Htn Beach)
Thurs .. Nov 11 -&Itson• (al OCC)
• denotes Sunset League game
(all games at 7.30)
Marina Schedule
Fri , Sept. 10 at Newport Harbor
Fn , Sept 17 at San Luis Obispo
Fri., Sept. 24 Foothill (at OCC)
Fri .. Oct. I La Quanta (at Westminster)
Fri. Ol·t. 8 -at Millikan
Fri . Ol·t 15 -Edison• (at Cerritos)
FrL, Ol·t 22 Ocean View• (at Westminster)
Fn .. Oct 29 -at Westminster•
Fri .. Nov. 5 -Htn Beach• (at Westminster)
Fri., Nov IZ -Ftn Valley• (at Cerritos)
• denotes Sunset League game
, (all games at 7.30)
Westminster Schedule
Fri.. Sept. 10 -La Quinta (home)
Fn .. Sept. 17 -Pacifica (al Garden Grove)
Fri .. Sept. 24 -Newport Harbor (home)
Fri., Oct I -at Compton
Fri, Oct 8 -Long Beach Wilson (home)
Fri .. Oct. 15 -Ocean View • (home)
Thurs., Oct. 2l -Fountain VaJley• (at OCC)
Fri .. Oct 29 -Marina• (home)
Sat 0 Nov. 6 -Edison• (home)
Fri., Nov. 12 -at Huntington Beach*
• denotes Sunset League game
(all games at 7 30)
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I 'He ju t k ep going about job
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rtalC NOTICC NIUC NOTICE
f'rom AP dbpa&cllee
h wu Ilk.: old tlmt'll wheo th~ 'Bollt.on Red Sox
came LO play the Angell ln the mldat of a pennant
race -and the tantalltlng p1t.chee of agl'I t.ula
'Nant h e ld hia oppon ent.I 8C'OtelCA on six hltll ovt-r ~lght lnnlngs of a 10·2 vlctOry.
But the 41-yea.r·old Tlant I.I no longer with
8ost.on, where he starred from 197 l through 1978
.-nd waa the Comeback Player of the Yu.r in 1972
The r ight-hander's Tuesday n ight masterpiece
ln h is thlrd game w ith California kept the Angel.a in
tole custody of first place In the American League
W est , one game ahead o r K ansas Cit y . .Boston
r emain ed four games behind AL East l ead er
Milwaukee.
It waa T iant's 229th triumph agaittst 170 loses
In a 19-year major-league career, which seemed
ended a year ago. S ince then he had traveled
baseball's back roads ln the minors and the Mexican
League.
"Why do people make a big thin!!{ about my
age?" Tlant said al ter th e game, which brought his
record to 2 -1 in three starts for California.
H e noted that other major-league players -
P ete Rose, Carl Yastn.emskt, Gaylord Perry and
Tony P erez -are older than he is, and said: "As
l ong as 1 can go o ut and get the good hitter out, do
m y job, I'll keep on pitching,"
Alter spend.lng 1979-80 with ·he New York
Y a nkees, compiling 13-8 and 8 -9 records, the
Cuban-b o rn Tiant fell to a 2 -5 record with
Pittsburgh in 1981 and went to the Pacific Coast
League. This year h e w as pitching for Tabasco m
M e x ican baseball before t h e Angels decided he
eould h e lp their erratic pitching staff and purchased
his contract.
Tiant said h e h olds n o animosity concernin g the
Red Sox, who made little effort to sign h im a h.er he
play ed out his option in 1978.
"I have nothing against Boston, certainly not
the players,'' said Tiant. "I just go o ut and do my
job. I have nothing to prove to them. l know they
respect me as much as 1 respect them."
Tiant's eight stnk eout victims included former
teammate Dwight Evans each of the three times
they faced each o ther.
"I wanted to hit him as much as he wanted to
set me out,'' Evans said of Tiant. "H e still has a
gooc;lfastball and breaking ball and knows how to
pitch."
Anothe r fo rmer Boston s t ar now with
Tendinitis has
Montana hurting
ROCKLIN (AP) -Quarterback Joe M ontana,
who guided the San Francisco 4 9ers to victory in
the Super Bowl, says he p layed most o r l ast season
with a sever el y aching el bow on h is thro wing arm.
Montana was the ~op-rated passer i n the
N ational Football Confer e nce m 1981, completing
nearly 64 percent oC his passes for 3,565 yards. But
h e said Tuesday that his arm hurt so badly during
the season that he sometimes couldn't use it to open
doors.
"I'd try not to use the right ann .. o ther than
the throwing that 1 had to do during the week,'' he
said.
, Montana said the tendinitis seem s to h ave
Vanished over the off-season H e was 5-Cor-5 m pass
completions in the team's first exh ibition contest
Saturday against the Raiders, which the 49ers lost
1{1-14.
The quarterback said he thinks h e _aggrava~
the problem by c hanging his _throwing mot.ion
following a rib injury suffered m October against
the Rams.
"Instead or m e u sing m y body, I started
throwing with JUSt m y ann a nd trying to sn ap
everything off. I've been trying to break th at habit
c:tp,ring the past off-season. I th ink that's one of the
reasons it d oesn 't hurt as bad now."
While Montana cel ebrated the }0$ or pain in
)iis elbow, the 49ers p u zzled over the loss o f
dffensive tackle K en Bun garda, who left c amp
Tuesday .
· Bungarda, a 6 -6 , 275-free agent from Missouri,
was coming back from a serious knee injury.
"No, I haven't talked lo him." said coach Bill Walsh. "But h e was progressmg very weU with the
sehedule w e set for him. H e indicated to a member aJ our o rganization that the reason he left was
because of family business.
"I can't speak for him, but he seems to have
l est h is e nthusiasm for football,'' Walsh added.
Fines may be forgiven
I
NEW YORK (AP) -The N at.ional Football
I!.eague Manage m ent Council, amid a threat of
selected strikes i n exhlbition games this weekend,
recommended Wednesday that the 28 teams rescind i¥I fines levied against players who participated in
pregame handshakes at 13 preseason games last
w eek end.
The decision followed a W ashington m eeting
between Jack Donlan, executive director of the
Council, and William Lubbers, general counsel to
the National Labor Relations Board.
Although a f eder a l court in K ansas City
~esday upheld the cl~bs' right to collect t~e f ines,
qie penalties were rescinded. Donlan said, tn order
to get the union to use collective bargaining to
fl!SOlve disputes, rather than going to NLRB.
"W e feel this e ntire matter has gotten out of rb:· Donlan told Lubbers. "W e think w e sh ould pt on with collective bargaining and l eave behind
iJacidenta that delay, disrupt and d e mean the game.
Oollective bargaining bel o n p at the negotiating
table, not on the field. •
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~eniors tourney to be~in
SYRACUSE. N.Y. (AP) -Fifty Professional
Oolfen' Aaoclatlon Seniors tour players, some ob-:ure and 800M! hOU1ehold word&, tee off today in &be Gr.ter Syracwie Sen.lon Cluslc.
CallCornlQ, Fr~ Lynn, Hid that wh1•n 11 rr111Ly
p1v.:ht•r Uke Ttant t·an h old thl· o ppo1ot1u 11 tu unly ..i
few rwu. the ha.rd-hit Ling Ang«h• u.uully produet· a
victory
"Wc> h1&vc thl' power to hit hom•· ru1111 nu
mtAtwr who IA out there pllchmg," said Lynn, <me ul
five Angels to hit homers ogaln11t tht' fk-d Sox
California hitters haw homcn.'<.1 ln 34 o{ lhetr last
37 gamet1
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Augu11 .-1082 1 n11 11•11mllfl1 ""'u 1111<1 w1111 tne '1~ Cou111y c1o .. i. ut 01 anu• County on
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f1MOM
l'ullllahed Or•ngt LOHI Dilly
1•1101 July 211 Aug &, 12. IQ 111S2 •
3• 17·81
Boston hits well too, and staged 8(.'0nnii threats
in each of the !inn three innings while lt·avlng four
runners stranded In 9t'Oring position But T1an1
maintained h is shutout until the ninth.
'he lollowlng P••tOll II doing
buslneH ••
LEQAL NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IU81HHS PflOPOHO 1N2·•1 llJDQl!T PUBLIC NOTICE NAMll I TATllMl!NT FOii
EN!-nOY Dfilll ING t9fl? I,
130 I Dovu q •OO Nl!WflUI, A .. Q,,I\
CA 92660
1'1111 lollowlng P1re1u1 111 1lu111g I u II I h--• DI 1 I I NOTICI! 0' TAUITHI' IALlf fount• n .a ·~ 0 ""' 1 1 c flt• '<·•p1em"er 9. 1982 al 10 00 llo8111"" u• Th• Founu 1n Vttlley Si;huvl •V "
lie threw 150 pitches ~Core he required rcl wr
h elp from Andy H assler to get the last three OUL"I or
the l(ame. Tiant surrendered a pair of ninth inning
runs o n a ground ball error by sa'Ond baseman Roh
Wilfong and a pair of doubles by Rick Mill<.>r and
Julio Valdez
Cu1lla B Pflc.e. 102;J:J Vl•ul Cit
Foun111n \/all•v CA llU08
This 11ua1neu 1~ co11dU1.t•Jd hy •
111nl11d po11ne11n1p
Cu111a B P1lce
I 1111 S!Ollllllilllll wlit hl"d Wllll Ill~
Cout11y C1t11k ol Drung11 Cou111y on
T P EN I EAPAISES 4711 DISlrlOI propo11td OVdgut 101 1 "' [.((CU (..OAP, 11 C111to1nll Apn~ol. 11v111oi. CA 927 14 962 63 111 11 bl 1 hi "" 1,0 .. •llOn •• Truaue 01 Frelletlck e Ge•111.iy ... 11 1 . w 0• UVI II ti or pu I(, ';u1. u• •Or T•u•'•• Of Sublllluteel
Al)tlc.Ot. hvln.,, (..A 927 14 intplGllOl'IV al t T2 dOI ?Ilk St;eotll. I tu•luo ul ln•I Clltleln Deed OI
flttt ou•men" rnnouuot10 hy u11 founlll~5 ,..allay a IAornlot J'01 "t' T1u .. 1 c>•OCutoll by 01vhJ Aot ... tt111 Augu11 1 I tllrOuQl1 ugul , · .. o •••t.'1111<111 "•to•~r 29 1982 BJ 111d1v1duul 198~ 0111we"11 ma nour• of 11 00 ",.,,.,,,;~ ... N:'; 3~ 12 '" Book 1 fl!Olttlt~ B G1m111y 0 rn 81111 !> 00 p 111 I ne publtc 1•
Aug 12, 1987
lntt 11•111rnom ""'llA tiled wllh the nesting on '™' propo .. u tiudgot to• 14. 11 P•g• 11•3 ot Ot11cte1
1..ou111y C101~ 01 Ot11noc Coun1y on 1982 63 will be Mid 411 17710 oo~ tin ""'" 01 Ornnga County,
F18&2n Auu 11> 108~ Streel FuulllflH• v .. il•y on !.whlo """ 1111<1 vu,,u1n1 to 1hal "My problem m the Late tnrungs was that 1 sat
In the dugout too long,'' T1ant said. "When I went
back out there my shoulder had suffened up and 1t
took a little while lo work tt out. Overall. though.
I'm not tired. I feel pretty good."
Puu1tah1td 0 1111ng" (..oeal Dally FllH29 $epl!lfT1bilr 2 1982 ul 13011,,. •~11 11n NohU ol Oeloult lhcrtynder
Piiot Aug 19 26 Sel)I 2 9 1982 Pullllanua 011111ga Crull Daily 0 c o "• "'d11d Janu111y :19 198:1 II 1695 82 PllOI, Aug 19 :16 Sep! 9 198:1 Publl&hed iangt! UIUI ulty "' ·" """"' NO 82 03•225. 1n Book I-------------3623 82 Piiot Aug Ill. 1982 l•1tgu ol OlllCllll Aec0tdt
Manager Gene Mauch pulled T1ant o ncl' thf!
attempt at hts 50th career shutout was foiled
P\a.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8U81N£1S
NAME. 8T~TEMENT
-------------1 3~2J tj~ I ' ,,, I I aunty will uooet end
PUBLIC NOTICE "'"'LIC NOTICE ~.'"'"'""' tu ~ .. 10 !>Niel OI Tru" '611 ,.uo , 1 11u1Jhr uuc1ton lor CllSll h1wtul
FICTITIOUS IUSIN£SS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS mulluy ,.1 '"" UntleO S1atu ot
NAME 8TATEMEHT NAME STATEMENT Am••ll!<l ..i rtWHe• s Cheek payaOle Thu lollowtt111 1>11rtwns 011 0111119
1>us1ness 85 ''1 ima8ine he t'Ould have finished." Mauc h said
"Sut he's going to come back on Sunday so there's
no reason to let him stand out there.\•
A LLERGIES CO NlAOl
CENTER, 23fl3:.> Aoc~lleld Road
Ho 102, El T0to. CA 92630
ROBERT G CASDEN. 25• 12
-------------•PSCihCll. Ml11s1on Viejo, CA 92691
lhe IOllOWl•'IJ 1>411sons are domg The lollow•no l.ll!•son ·~ 0011111 10 >.llO 1111stf'i! 01uw11 on a s1a1e °'
business a• ' Dustness 85 u •t•C.t1dl l•t>nk a ,i111e or lede1al
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SYSTEMS. 3303 Harb<>< Blvd . Bldg 19t:/6 Magnolia Si . Sh: ?O 10 404 •uvinQ' ,.no toon aasoc1at1on
B·6, Co&le Men. CA 97626 t1Unllnglon Beacll (;e !1264b du;111ul•O '" tt115 slale al the 1ron1
Compu1er Slmulatlons Inc 0 Ronald w F1ghtmtts•~· 84~t ••11l1u .. U• tu r .ucu11ve Esc;row
PUil.iC NOTICE
FICTITlOUI 8UllNHI
N.Afft ITATEMl!NT
Tnts buslnet• 1s conducl&l1 by 11n
-------------11ndMduel LEOAL NOTICE Aooerl G Cuden
POOUC NOTICC Ca111orn1a corporauon. 3303 H111bo1 Jennu Or • 114 Hunruiglon uea• 11 c.u111u1111y l2 I Soulh Olti V1S1e. Sen Blv11 Bldg B·6, Co~ta Mesa CA Ca 926•6 Llimwntt< <..ol1lorn111 oll lhal rlghl.
92626 This Ou5tnMs is c.onduc1uo tiv u ''"" i11t1 u11ereSl conveyed to and
Tiie following peraon 11 doing
buslneu ea
PROPOSED 1"2..aJ •UDQET This slalemenl was 111&0 wllh 11111
FOR Co<.111ly Clerk ol Orange County on
fh1s business 1s conduc1eo by o hmiteo paitn.,isn;p ,,0 w 110111 fly 11 unaer said Deed ot
to1pu11111on Aonalo w F1gtttmnte• 1111~1 "' uw prop.irly s11ua1eo In SBJd
MUL Tl LINE. 2428 Newpofl
Blvd., No. 3, Coale Mesa. Calllornla
92627
OcMn View School Olatrlcl July 26, 1982
The Ocean Vie"" School District F1M037 Con1puhn S1mulo110""· Inc.. Tn1s s1a1eme•1I was llled w1111 th~ Cuunly und Staie descllbed as
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be avallable for public lnspoc;tlon al Piiot July 29. Au11 5, 12. 19 1982
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ih1s s1n1em1in1 ""as llled wlltl lhe August 1 F11M532 Otanqe. Slat& ol C111tlorn1a. os per
Ray Pierce, 2'31 Oranga
Avenue, No. 6, Costa Mesa.
California 92627
County Clerk 01 Orange Counly on Pubhshed Oranne C"<l" Doily MuP tho•ool recorded 1n Book 116,
Aug 16 198? Pllol Aug !> 1~. 19 26 1982 ""U"~ 1 tR ol MtM:elleneoos Maps, 9264 7 hom August 25th lhrough PUBUC NOTICE Augu11 31st, 1982 between the1 _____ .o:-;...._---~--F111SS25 3436 8~ '" lhfl Ollitto nl lho County Recorder Pul.lllsheo Oronge Co95t Dally .,, \d•!l Cn•. 11y This butlness Is conducteo oy an
Individual
Ray Pierce
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The public tleerlng on Iha propo86d NAME STATEMENT
This stalament was llled wltn lhe
County Clerk ot Orange County on
buooe1 tor 1982-83 wHt be neld 111 The rollowlng person ti> 1101ng
16940 B S1ree1, Hunllngton Beach, ousmess as
CA on Sep1ember 1, t982 111 7 30 SUPER TAN OF SOUl HEAN
Flt3N41 pm CALIFORNIA /7 I 19th S1roe1 No
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July 23 1982
PllOI, July 29, Aug s. 12, 19, 11182 Pllol. Aug 19, 1982 JILL DIANE ROTHELi 432
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POOLIC NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
PROPOSEO 1982-13 BUDGET
FOR
HunllnglOrt Beach
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Prop1111y tbO 1 Sanoalwooo Coste
NAME STATEMENT M""' t..A The following persons 11rtt doing '•dltl \dlt• will oe tf'8de w1lhout
ousiness es ~"""'""1 u• worronly. express or
------------This business ts conouclot<J t>y an
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FICTITIOUI IUSIHESS FICTrTIOUS IUSINESS This statement was llled wtlh Ille
NAME STATEMENT HAM£ 9 TAT£MENT County Clerk ol Orange Counly on
Clly School Dl•lrlct
Tne Hun\lnglon Beer.II City
ScnoOI OtstrlCI prOj)Osed ouogef lor
1982·83 wlll be avallal.lle 101 puOhc
1napec11on al 2045 I Cr11mer Lane.
Hun11ng1on Beach. C8l1lom1a lrom
AuguSI 2!>1n lhtough August 3 tst.
1982 ne1wean the hours ol 8 00
8 m and • 30 p m The publu;
het1r1ng on 1no prO()Osed Oudget tor
1982·83 will be nald 01 2045 t
Cr1111nllr Lane Hun11ng1on Beach on
Sopternbe• 7 1982 at 8 00 P m
H A A 0 L D G A H A N A N 0 1n1µl11Jtl II!> 10 ltlle poosess•on O<
ASSOCIATES. 23522 El Toro Road '"" umornnce~ 10 ~dll51y lhe unpeto
Su11e 202 El Toro CA 92630 bJlance ''""' on me note or no1es HAROLD A GAHAN 329 Colle WW•Pd O)' '1110 Dee<! Of Tru11. 10
Feltelda<I San Cl8f'l'len1e. CA 92872 ... 1 $& !• 1 02 plus me lollow1ng
Joyce Gahan. 329 Calle Fe11c1ded "~11mal<HI Ct)Sl'l expenses and
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I vuhh1:.;1.,,n 01 thlS No11ce ol S'ale ThlS business I!> COllOUCll!O Oy ill\ $7~ 1 7!> Tile follow;"" ,,_sons are doing The lollow1ng person is doing July 26. 1982 .. ,, .. -. bus1neu es F194040
Publlsned 01enge Coast Delly
P1101. July 29, Aug 5. 11 19. 1982
3331·82
Ouslness U . LUCKY SHANGHAI INC (a
SECS ON WHEELS, 1835 Calllornia corporation) 1610 E
Whtlller. A5 Cost• Meu CA Chapman Ave CtfY ol Orange. Ca
92627 92669
Secrelaties To Go. a Calllornla Peter sn111 Ho Cheng. 2276
corpora11on. 1835 Whllller AS Pamela Ln "A Costa Mesa. Ca POOLIC NOTICE
tncllllldual Marold A Ganatt NOTICE TO PROPEATY OWNER
Tlus slatemenl wd~ llleu wrll• Hie YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A r DEEO OF T AU ST, DATED Counly Cler~ of Orangt< "°"nly 011 JANUARY ll. 1881 UNLESS YOU
August 10 1982 TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
Costa MHll, CA 92627 92627
This business Is conducted by e This buainess 1s conducted oy e
corpora lion corporation
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
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The lollow1ng persons ere doing
business as
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PllOI Aug f9, 1982
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Shirley Galat By Peter Cneng,
Presldenl Preslde111
AOUA VEN I UAES. 123 23•d
Stteel, Newport Beach. Ce 92663
Sea Suits ol CA Inc 837 W
181h S1ree1 Costa Mesa, Ca 92627
This buSln1111s 1s conducled by a
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ri1ECU CORP This s1a1ament wot llled ""'llh lhe Thia statement was 111eo w11ri tne
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Aug 16, 1962. July 30, 1982 F11$524 F1MUe
Publlahed Oranga Coast Dally Pubhshed orunoe coesl 01111~
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Tile lollowlng pe<sons ate doing
business ea
PEP ENTERPRISES 2214
Rutgers Orlva. Colla Meu CA
92627
l'UIUC llTIC£
K-01155
FICTITIOUS IUBIHHB
NAME STATEMl!NT
The following persons are doing
bualneu as
P & M LEASING CO • 629
T8"mtnat way No 8, Cos1e Mesa.
CA 92627
c:orpora1to11
SEA SUITS OF
CA INC
By Jack Bradley
President
This slatemenl was filed w11n lhll
Coun1y Cle11< of Orange County on ~ugusl 'l 1982
F1"531
Published Oranoe Cont 01111y
Piiot "ug 5. 12 19 26. 1982
J•03·82
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
lh11 following persons are 001n9
bus1nees as PRODUCT SERI/ICES
COMPANY 13282 ShiJP&fd Way,
Santo AM CA 92705
A1d9way Leeoom 13282
Snuporo Way , Sen10 Ano. CA
9ZIOS Cynlh•ll 0 Leeclom 13282
Shepud I/Vay, San1a Ana. CA
9Z705 This business Is connucled by a
gene<al por1nersh1p
-------------Cynthia Lee<lom fh1s statemenl was flied Nlth 1ne PUBLIC HOTIC[ County Clerll or Oran9e Coun1v on
STATU.tENT OF ABANOONMENT Dy Miki KunlZ
OF USE OF FlCTITIOUS AulhOnLed Agent
BUSINESS NAME 22 1 Soulh Ola l/osta
The 1011ow1ng pe• son n.1~ c ''2672 aoandoneo lhe use ol !he f1Chhou~ San C1emen1e. A ..
C OOA t7 14) 492·6280 ousmess name THE EL PES A l'ut 1,~11flo Orar19e Coasl Daily
RESTAURANT al 40 I E l7th SI PilQI Aun 19 26 Sepl 2 1982 CQsta Mesa. CA 92627 ., The fltltllous bus•ness namt• 3702-82
relerrea 10 aoove was hied 1n
CO<Jnty on 7-27-1981
Ka1lh Newman, 9681 Lanc:Jlall
Huttllngton Bear;n. CA 92646 Tt11s business was conducled by
an 1ndlv1dual
Keith Newman
fl\JBUC NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CALLING FOR BIOS
Sthool 01s11ic1 Coesl Community
Cotleg" 01str1c1
B•ll O<>a\lhne 2 00 o clock p m ot
me tsl oar of September, 1982 PETER GEORGE POCHATKO,
221• Rulgera Drive, Cotti Mesa
CA 92627 Peul E Lenk, 605 3Bth Streel
Newpori Beach, CA 92660
FlCTmous 8U81NE8S
NAME STATEMENT
Aug 16 1982
Thts statement wu filed Wllh the
Counly Clerk 01 Otonge Count~ on
Aug 12 1982 F 196S29 F-117078
Pia«· 01 B•Cl Aece<o1 on1ce or the
DllPCIOI Pu1chasmg Ms Marian
Perr ,, c· OBSI Comm College 01~1roc1 1.110 AOams Aven~. Coste
Mesa 9l626
EARLENE E lfZABElH
POCHATKO. 2214 Rutgers Drive
:::OSie Me6a, CA 92627
Marie E Lenll. 80!> 36th Street
Newport Beacn. CA 92660
Tt>e loflow1ng person IS 001ng
b<l!llness as
Publtshed 01.,nge Coast Daily Published Orange C.ou1 Doily
Piiot Aug 19 16. Sepl 2 9 1982 Ptlol. Aug 19 26 Sept ? 9 1982
BB CONSULTING 3 1357 Los
Rtos, S an Ju'" Capistrano
Calllotnta 926 75
3625·82 3694 82
This buSl.-t IS con<IUC1ed by II
1eneral patln«ahlp
Peter 0.0.ge Pochatko
Th•• SIOl&menl was flled With the County Cttwl. of Orange Counly Ort
Tn1a bu11n1ss II conducted oy
lndlV10ullls (Husband 6 Wiie)
Paul E l enlo. Beroara Helen B1lliris. 313!>7
Los Atos San Ju1n Capistrano.
Cahlorn;a 92675
P\a.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM£ STATEMENT July 6, 1982
Tiiis s1a1emen1 was llled wtlh tne
Counly Cie<k of Ofanoe Co~.1111y on
July 30 1982
,1'2n5 F1MUI
Publtshed Orange COHI Delly Published Orange Coas1 Daily
Tn1s b<.1s1ness 15 conducted by an
lnd1v1dua1 Tne followtrl<il persons ere doing
t>uSlness as Barnar• Btlllns
Pllo1. July 29, Aug 5. t2, 19, 1982 Piiot. Aug .!>. 12, 19, 28, 1962
3381·82 3S 12-82
This statement was l1led wtlh 1ne
Counly Clerk ol Orang" County on
PADDY C"l<ES, 17915 Skypark
Circle, Su11e B. Irvine. CA 92714
P\a.IC NOTICE
K-01UJ
FICTITIOUI •U81N£88
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowlng persons ere doing
,ousiness ea:
Kl!<O'S l f'HEANATIONAL
GIFTS. 370 E 17th Street. Costa
Mase. Ca11torn1a
YA T LAU. 83•0 Decca Strael
Long Belcil, Ca11t0tnla 90808
SUK VEE LAU, 8340 Oecca
Street, Long Beach Callfornll
90808
Thts ousiness is conduc1ea by
Individuals (HusOand & Wife)
Val Lau
Tnls s1a1eme<11 was llled with the
County Clerk 01 Orange County on
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUllNE88
NAME STATEMENT
Augusl 17 , 1962
F1~1
Publlshed Orange Coast Delly
Piiot. Aug 19 26, Sepl 2 9 1982
3688-82
Tne lollowlng person IS doing 1-------------
bustneu as. PUBLIC NOTICE
NEWPORT PERSONNEL 1-----------~~-1 AO ENCY I NC I 8 Cell lorn 1a FICTITIOUS BUSINESS corporation~, 2192 Merlin, Sulle NAME STATEMENT
255. 1rvine Ca 92715 The tollo""'lng person la doing
Ruth Urban, 14 Ima Loe Cour1, ouslness as
Newport Beach, Ca. 92663 S U B U A BA N 0 E S I 0 N 6
Thll buslneH II conducleO by a ENGINEERING 660 Anita Slreet
THE PADDY WAGON INC a
C•l1lo1n1a torporallon 179t5
Skypark C1rcle Sv1te B. Irvine CA
9271• Th•s ousmess 15 co1>ducled by e
c;orporallon
Parlay Wagon Inc w Pa1rick Costeloe
President
1 his sta1emen1 was 111110 wttn Iha
Counly 01e1k 01 Orange Co1.m1y on
July I, 1982 F182608
Puohsheod Ot11nge Coe51 Dally
Pllol July 29. l'ug 5, 12 19, 1982 3At8·82 corponillNonEW. POAT PERSONNEL Laguna Beach. Calllomle 92651 James S Johnston, 660 Anita
AGENC'V INC St1eel. Laguna Beach Cellfornla I-------------
By Rutn Urban. 92651 P\a.IC NOTICE
Pr&sldent Tn1s buainess 1s conducted by en 1 -----------~:----
This 11a1ement was hied wllll lhe 1nd1V1<1ual FICTITIOUS BU81NE8S
Counly Cieri! ol Orange County on Jomes S Johns1on NAME STATEMENT
July 27 11182 Tn1a sta1emen1 was 111110 wiln lilt! The 1011ow1ng parson •s do•ng
F1--1 F1M14' County Clerk ot 0111nge CO<Jnfy on business N -C O I J I 23 1982 ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS Pu•11shed 01an,geCoa1t Diiiy Put>lllhed Orenge oast 111 y u y G SSOCIATION t"2S I
August 12. 1982
Pllot.UAug 19, 26. Sepl 2. 9 1982 Piiot Aug • 11 18. 25 1982 F11316$ MAAKETIN A c
3690-82 3•86-82 Pubhsned Orange CoHI Delly Emrys Avenue Garoen Grove CA
PHUC Illa
NOTICE Of' .APtl'LICATION
TO IELl A LCO H OLIC
8EVElllA0£1 .. ....,
To Whom It Mey C-n
B'VANES, Kavin M ts 1pplytng to
the Deper1melll ol AICOllOllC
Beve<ege ContrOI tor ·• I" On Sale
Beer & Win• (Puo Eel Pll to aell
alcoholic oa11erage1 el 5•92
McFadden Ave , Huntington Beach,
CA Publlshed Orenge Coul Dally
Piiot, Aug 19, 1982
3703·82
P\a.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BU ... H
NAmSTATE•NT
The IOllowlnQ pereont 1r1 doing
outl.-s u :
FIASTWORLD TRAVEL OF
NEWPORT CIVIC PLAZA, No 1
Civic Plue. Newporl B1ech,
Callf0tnle 112660 P•lty R)'lllemp (P1l11Cl1) , 115
v11 W1111r1. Newpotl Beach.
CelH0tnl1 1128&3
Mlcheel Waller. 115 VI•
W&ll«w. Hewpof1 BMct!, Cellt0fnl1
92663 fltle butt.-II oonduc1ed by I general pertnerehlp.
P1lncta Ryttcemp
Thie fltlll-1 -llled wtth IM County Clerk ot ~.,. County on
August 9. 19112. fl·I ...
Publl•h•d Oreno• COHI Dall~
PllOI, AUQ 12, 19, 28, Sept. 2, 1982
3553-112
Ml.IC f«>TIC£
ACTmOUa Ml-H ...... ,.,......,.
Tll• tollowlng P•teon 11 doing bu---T.E.F. ENTERPRl8!S, INl1 "J"
l'U IUC llOTIC E
NOTICE Of' 8UU< TRANSFEI'
(Sece 8101 ... 107 U.C.C.)
Nollet 11 hereby given 10 IM
C"redtto11 ol Howard Jack1on,
Tren1ler0<. wnoae buslneu address
11 1110 Pomona. A-3, Coste M115.9.
Counly ol Orange, Stete ol
Celllornla, lhal e bulk transfer 18
about 10 be made to Blake MoHls.
T rensteree. whose ouslne ss
eddrHI Is 17 10 Pomona, A-3.
Coa1a Mau, Counly of Orange
Slela of Celllomla TM prol)6(1y 10 be Ir ansfetea is
located " 1710 Pomona A·3, Coste
Mesa. County ol Orange. Slate 01
Calllotttle. Said p1openv 11 oeecrtbed In
gener81 as All stock In Hade.
flxtur ... equlpmenl end OOOo w111 01
that ger•g• business known 11
JAFCO end located 11 1710
Pomon1. A-3. Cotta Mesa, County
ol Ore!IQI. Stele ot Celll0tnl•
The bulk 111naler wlll oe
conaumm1teo on °' 111111 the 3111
dey ol Augu11. 1982. II 811 Dover
Dtlvl, Sulla 23, N-port Beech,
Coun1y ol Orenge. Sll!t• ol
Cellf Ofnll
So f i r •• known 10 the
Tt1n11..-, all buel..-e na~ and
eodr ..... uMd by Tr•ntf1<0< lor
'"' '"' .. )191'• IUI put. II OTnerent tram Ille 1~. ere NC><'e !Isled
Oeteo s-13 1982
ei.i.1 Morrie
TranafetM
Publl1had Orenge Coast O•lly
Pllol. Aug 19, 1982 3698-82
PUil.JC f«>TlCE
ftCTmOUI auatNEH
NAMI llATl*NT
The lollowlng !*ton• art dOlng
bulineu a :
TRENOS, 20221 Crown Rfff
Ln .. Huntington Beech, CA 92&>18.
Piiot July 29, Aug 5. 12 19, 1987 926'10
3t93·82 ORANGE COUNT"t BUSINESS
MARKETING ASSOCIATION 12251
----P\a.--IC_NO_T-IC-E----I ~;'J~ Avenue. Garden Grove CA
---F-IC_TI_Tl_O_U_8 __ 8_U-::S".".IN".".E:::'8:::-S:----Thos Oustness IS conducted Dy an
NAME ST"T~MENT un1ncorpor11ea asso,•e\lon other
T ne following parson is 001no 1hen • Patlnersn1p business as Orange Counly Business
UNlllEASITY MONT ESSOAI Marketing ASSOCtallon
398 University D• Cotla Meu. CA Carolyn Skeren
92627 President
Carol Cay Tucket 709 Clllf Or This s1a1emen1 wllS Ille<! w111l the
Laouno Beach. CA 92651 Coun1y Clerk 01 Orange County on
fh1s business 11 conduc1eo by an July 28 1982 F1M236
lndlv•duat Ctorot Cay Tucker Puollsned 01ange Coall Dally
This statement was tiled wlfh the Pllol, July 29. l'ug 5 t2' 19, 1982.
County Clerk 01 Oranga Couniy on 3398·82
Aug 16' 1982 F19552e ---PUBl--1-C_NO_T_IC_E __ _
Pu bllsned Ot enge c 0811 Diiiy ---Fl_C_TI_T_l_O_U_l ___ B_u""'a-1N""'E""a""s,,.---
Pllol Auo !9, 26. Sept 2· ~6~~~:2 HAME ITATEMENT
The 1011owlng ~rson& ere doing
business 11· PUBLIC NOTICE 0 L 0 B A L L 0 c A T 0 R
FICTITIOUS BUSIHE88 COMPANY. 177-F R1Ye<I~ Drive.
• Tl ...... , Newpon Beach, CA 112663. NAME TA ..,." SUZANNE Y DOVE 1182 The lollowlng person Is doing Luclnd• Wey. Tustin, CA 92880.
bualnesG o'LUO EN c LI. A I 0 Ts 1 1 JOHN J MILES, 8611 Llr1hofn
n.., D-· c Drive, Hunllnglon Be.ch, CA 92646 Ser'fln• Cour1, Newpor1 .._ell. • THEODORE RICHARD A1nEA,
92863 4291 P~. lrvtne. CA 9211' 01r1i. Persona. 11 Soren• Thi busfnme Is condUC1ed "" 1 COUf1. Newpotl Beech, Ca 92863 1 -r Thi• bu81nM• Is eoorlucled by In get*al 1>811MrllllP John J Mite.
lndlvldual. Thll atal-1 WU llled w11h Ille D.M PIBOf\1 Cou nua a1etem«1t wu Ried with IM County Clelk rt Orange nty Oft
County Clefl. ol Of'Afl04I County oo July 26· 198' ,194041
July l3. 1982 Flta:DI Publlahed Or•nge COHI Delly
Pubttahtd Or1nge COHI Dell; PllOI, July 29, Aug 6. 12, 19, 1982.
•1101 AUO 6. 12, 19, 28, 11112 3331-82
34S5-8~
IC ..... PUil.iC N()TIC(
P\8.IC NOTIC£
ACTTTIOUI IUt .. H •toTmOUI IU ... H
MAMI ITATIJlllNT NAMI tTATS_,.,.
Tht lol!OWlno penona •rt dOinQ The lonowtng t>ttlO'll .... CIOlnO
bullnttl ••. -bull-u : OUTOOOA PRODUCTS. 010 E. SUNSHINE LIQUOR. 124 W,
POOLIC NOTICE
Pro1ect ldent1hca11on Name
Orange (;oasl College Aerootlng
P<Ojl!<.IS BIO -1090
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Place Plans are on hie Ottlce ol
Lo.n No. C-3323/WAANER the 01fll(.tor John Poller Physlcal
T.S. NO. 11114-7 ~ ac 11111 es P 1 an n1ng Co aSI
T 0 SERVICE COMPANY ns outy Communtl~ College D1slrlcl 1310
appointed Trullea unoe• the Aooms Ave 1re11et Fac;llly Cosla
IOllOWlng descrtOOd Oeed of ttUSI Mesa CA 92626 (7 ,., .!>56-5707
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION NOllC.£ IS HEREBY GIVEN Iha!
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER rOA IM dllOVe n11m80 School O.s111ct ol
Cl'SH (payable al 11me ol sale 1n 01onqe Ct)unty Calllornle. acting
law!UI money ol the Untied Slalett ny ana inrougn 115 Governing
all rlghl. 1111e and 1n1e1esl conveyed Boa111 horu•n&ller relerred to as
10 llt'ld now helo bV 11 under said DtSTR1C1 wtll iece1ve up 10. bu!
Oeed Of T•USI In lhe properly nol laler than ltle eoo11e-staled
neremaller desc11bed 11me, seft1eo 01os tor the 8'('D•d of •
TAUS r 0 A N D AM AN L con11ac1 lor tne above project
WARNER and JOAN P WARNER B1<1s SMll be rece111eO In tile pie~
husband and wile as 101111 1enn111s HJrrn1111ed Bbove end shall bt
BENEFICIARY CAPIT Al SANM., a Ol>•lllPO Ano JJUbhcty re11d aloud 111
Callfo1nla corpora11on IM abuve-slatot<J htTlfl ond place
Recorded O&c41mber 11 1980 es Tne1!! will oe a $25 00 deposil
1ns1r No 17460 In boo~ 13869. 111ouired tor eac11 sel 01 blO
p&ge 1566 ol Olllctal Record& 1n tile I do..:umenls 10 guaronl8" their relurr
office 01 the Recorder 01 0111ngeo 111 good condition .. 11h1n 10 deyt
County. said deed ol trus1 desrr•lle" ollt'• 1he ltld opilfllng dala
lhe 101towtng property rath l.l•O must conform 8"d bE
Lot ~15 and 1ne Soulhwes1e1ly re•puns1ve' 10 lhe c;on11ac1
5 leel ot Lot 514 ol lrect No 901 1n noc.umen1s
1he City 01 NewPOr1 Beach Countv Earn D1doo1 snoll submit. on th<
ot Orange Slale 01 Cahlorn111 111 1orm lurn1,fled w11n 1ne contract
snown on a map lheteof r!'GordPd •n ooc.umenlS a 1ts1 or the propo5*1
Booh 28 Peyas 25 l!Ho 36 s1.11.lcon1rac1ors on lh•S pro1ec1 •~
M1sc;a11aneous Maps Record~ ot rPqu11ed by the Sut>lelllng ana
se.1d County Subeonlrac11ng Fair PrllCltces AC1
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A Go111 COde S&C ol 100 el seq
DE E D 0 F T R U S 1 D A T E D Eac11 b1d<1er must submtl wt111 hit
DECEMBER 10 1980 UNLESS YOU btd cert1hed or cash111's chec;k
TAKE ACTION TO PROTEC1 YOUR pay&Dlll 10 tilt! DISTRICT or a bid
PROPERTY, tT MAY BE SOLO A I A uond 1n Ille lorm 581 tor Ill tn lhe
PU!1LIC SAlE tF YOU NEED AN Ct)nllllC:I llocvment5 tn an amount
EXPLANATION OF THE NATURF '101 It·•~ than 10 percenl ol lhe
Or THE PROCEEDING AGAINST ma,.mun1 omoun1 o t bid as •
YOU. YOU SHOUlO CONTACT A guatt\nh'"' 11111 lhe Oldder ... 111 enter
LAWVER rnln '"'' p1nposad conuact II IM 227 Illa Or111eto Newport Bear.h ~aml! 1~ awarded 10 n1m In Ille
California 92&63 ove111 ol IB1lure 10 enter Into MIO
'(If a streel add1ess or common con I! &ti !ouch 5ecurtty wtll be
oeslgnallon Is .s110""'11 obove. no to11e1t
warren1y " g111&n llll lo !Is OISTAICI 1ese1ve1 tne right 10
completeness or correc:tnessl '"lllCI a11y or ell I.lids °' lo walva any The 0enellc1sry undar said Deed 1rregula11t1es 01 1111orm11llHes in any
01 Trusl, by reuon ol B bre&cn or old& or '" the bidding
delaull In lhl! obllQAllOnA S6Curod Pursuont to fhe prov111ons 01
1ne1et>y, herelolore e.eculed and Section 1773 of the Labor Coo• 01
dellve1ed 10 lhe unde1s1gn1d n 1he S tate of Cellfornle. tilt
wrlt1e11 0ec1a1allon ol Oeraull and DISTRICT has obtained lrom th'
Demand lor Sile. 9nd w•ttlen notice O"ectot ol fhe Departmenl 01
ol breec;h and of elec:llon to cause lndu11 .. al Aolatlons Ille ganerel
lhe undersigned to sell s &1d prevalllnQ role ol per diem WllQM "
ptoperly 10 S3llsly said obllgsllons end 1he general prevelllng t•fe tor
end thereafter the undersigned nollday I nd ovetllme 111ork In tht
ceu.IOd said notice or Ore1ch and ot 1oca111y '" whl<:h this IOWOfk Is lo be ele<ltlOn 10 be recorded May 1 1982 1)41•10tmecl IOf eech cren 0t type ol
11 lnllf No S2·159553 tn OOOk of wo1ker needed 10 execula lht 1 Mid Oltlcllt Aec:Otdl conlrOCI Tnete rllU are 00 ftle II
Seid nl• wlll b1 m ade. Out lhe Coaa1 Community College
without covenant ot wet11nty. 0t11r1c.1 ottlee localed 11 Oflloe 01
eapreat °' 1mpllod, regerdtng 1111e. Phy Fee Plenntng, t370 Adams
pouesslon, or encumbrenc .. to Ave Costf Meae CoQlll mey be
pay the remaining prlnclc>al .um ol oblelned on requHI. A copy 01
lhe note(•) "®red by eald 0ee0 ol thew rites lhell be poeted II the
TtVSt, with Inter .. ! u In 181d no1t t<>b 111e
provided, 1d111nc.e, II any, under 11 an111 bo m1ndelory upOn Ille
lhl tetml ol eald Deed ol Trust, CONT RAC TOA lo w hom Ille
i-.. therget end eapen-of lht conlrllCI II awerded, 1111<1 ~ any
Truelee and of Int 1rus11 crMled b1 tut>conlfectOf una.r ntm. 10 pey no•
l8Jcl o.eo 01 Trvet 1eu 1h1n me Mid llP9Clfled rat .. 10
SllkS Mii wl" be held on Friday, 111 WO<kllfl employad by them In lht
Soplembtr 10, 1082 " 2 00 Pm. 11 ta.Cutlon ol Int oonlrac;t
the Chepmen Aven\19 tnlr11tlOI tc No bidder may wtthdrlW hie blCI
th• CMc Cent1< euno1no. 300 E •or • period of tony-nve 1•a deya
Ch1pm1n Avenue. In lht Clly 01 •"*' 1ht dlll Ml k>r the ~of
()fenge, Calllomla, otd1
At t he tlm• ol lhl 111111• A paymtnl bond •nd • publlclllon Of lhl• notloe, the IOI• l)tltl()rt11•nct bond wlll be reqiCecl
lfl'tOl,lnt ol 1he unpaid balanc:. Of the prior 10 ••.Cutlon of the oont"'11
obllgatlon MCured by 111• ebova 1nd 1holl be In tht f0<m llM forth In
dHCrlbtd dead of trual ind lhe aonlrlG1 dOCUrntnll.
J The event at the 6,672-yard, par-71 Bellevue
Country Club la one of 12 this year on a LOur
to allow fonner PGA greats to exten.,
careen without having to compete against the
W. 11111 Street, Coet1 ,,._., CA
02921.
THOMAS EDWARD FAIR, 504 Hth Street, Newport Deech. CA
t2ea.
Bonnie Batkl9y, 20221 Crown
R .. I Lil., Huntington B .. ch. CA
112641.
Avalon. S•nll An•, OA 927<>e. 19th Street, Coete Mwl, CA 12en
(1) W WILEY POOLE, tit 8. FMNK SHOWALTER. 1&14 E. Ava':'.4~~~· t,"~g~~i~":i11 E Palmll~TV: ~~~:!~t!A. 1614
Hllm1t•d co•••· 1xp1nH1, 1nd Pu<•u•nl to Section 4690 Of 1111
lodVllnON 1f $1711,0111.83. Government CC>CM of 1"9 Stalt ol
Uona o f the organ.l~tlon.
t ni the best-known players en tered are
Sam Snead, Gene Ltt.t1cr, Don January, Miller
liuber and Bob Ooalby. January. Barber and
Qoal.by ant the top mol'\ey•Wlr\non lince the tour ffr awr-60 Soll pnl8 WU orpnbed In 1980, while t'9 70-yev-old Snead fa • aentl.mental !avortt.e
btauee of h1a 84 PGA cour v1ct.orie9 from 1937 to ·~·
Thie ~tlntal le condUGtad by en
lndMduel. Thotll• r Fw
Thll lt•lemel'l1 -llled With 111e County Ol«tt Of O!anot County on
Jl,Jtf 2t, 1M2. ,, ....
Publlt hed OrenQ• Co••• Oelly
Pllo1. Juty '9, AUQ. S, 12. 10, ttl:t 3))2 .. t
Sue Berptron, 43 f'A Dehlla,
Cofone del Mer. CA 0?~5
Thie bu"-le condllC1ed by • oen-at par1nenihlp.
Bonnie Battl'-Y
Tlllt 9't1tmenl -flled wtth the CoutllY Cltftl ol Or.noe County on
Aug. ft. 1tl2. ~1~
Publll hed 011nge COHI 0 1lly
Piiot, Aug 111, 28. Sep\ 2, 0. 19&2
H27-t2
AYelon Sanl• Ma. CA 92704!. E. Pllm. Oranoa. CA 92M1
Thlt 0bulln.e 11 conducted by 1111 TWt butl-II oondU01ed by
ltld)vtdual (Huaotlld J Wife). lndlvldUlll, hulbend and wit&.
Tlllt .,:=r !:'m.ci wllll ~ fMI rlt1.::~ ~..:with the County Ci.tit ol Of1lnOI County County Clerit OI Of.,. Couniy on
Juty 9. tM2 July 2'. ltH. ,,.., ,, .. ,..,
Publl•h•d Oreno• CoHI Di ll Publlahed OrenQ• Cont Delly ..,.,~ """ ..., •• .., a 12 19, 1H Pilot, July 29, AUQ. S. 12. It, 1912. ,.,..,., ~-· ..... ........ "'· · ~s :M '" 82
to determln• tht opening bid, Calllornle, lhe G011trec1 111111 oonttln vou may ~II (7141037-00M. prov111on1 permitting Ille IUOOtttllll
0.ted· AllQ\ill 1, 1982 bid<* to aube11Me MQUrtllee l<W
T.O St~111ce CO eny money• wllhh•d b y 111• .. uld Trvat... DISTRICT IP entur• penonnenoe By: ROM A Garcle. under the contracl
AllWIMI ~l'Y QoVIMlnQ Bo.wcl Ont City Blvd. w .. 1. ay N0<men E W•taon Or..,., CA t21168 he.tier)'
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"This is like a church, Mommy. Everyone's
whispering."
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t
DOC. LICENSE ti > I
"We can't give him one until he pays off all
his jaywalking tickets!"
.ll:DGE PARKER
•1GGIORGE by V1rg1I Partch (VIP)
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·by Harold le Doux
IF YOV'L.L EXCUSE ME, I'LL
P>UN ALON0! I'M
0P.IVIN0 INTO T()VllN I _ ___,
PUNl'TI
1 THINK 1 JUST MADE
A lOTAL FOO. OF MYSELF
SIR . I TOLO CHUCK I
Ulc'.ED ~IM,ANO l KISSED
1-llM ON THE CHEEK !
SHOE
IT WAS MIS OWN f=AVLT,
SIR ! lMEY\IE TAKEN HIS
6A5UAU. FIELD FROM
HIM. ANO ME AASNi DONE
ANVTMIN6 ABOUT IT !
by Charlea M Schulz --------.. HE'S NOT ~16HTIN6 BACK! HE MAO£ ME SO MAO, f
ALL ~E'S DOIN6 '" TOlD HIM I LIKED MIM !
80VNCIN6 A 60LF BALL
A6AINST THE STEPS~
by 1om K Ryan
I Vl!MAAlP FUl;J-
COVeRAGE !.
by Jeff MacNelly
'l}fEWM~. I etUEVE.
by Ernie Bushm1ller
WHAT DOES THAT
NO-GOOD SLUGGO
PLAN TO BE WHEN
RIGHT NO'W THAT'S
HE PLANS TERRIFIC
OF COURSE, HE ~AS 10
START
ATTHE
BOTTOM
HE GROWS
UP?
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by Gus Arriola
by Kevin Fagan
by George Lemont
by Lynn Johnston
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Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Thur1day1 Augu•t 19, 1982 c
Mle .,. In lo-fl '°' tM tllmlftt .. 'll'le Wlunl Of
OIL... '*"" • Cllllfotnla l>ot4ll -1:,:•n ~· IUll llPPIRI
1111 HSI>.\\
• a "eo.t To COUt"
C 1M0) DyM Cenncln, "°b-.,, .. •II• A 1un1w1y
~ lll'ld • -~
irucll•r h1u11no °'"'•
CJOMI lo OOMI IMIOoma 1ha
IAIOll Of a oMld C•OM•
oountty cflMI 'PO'
(l)flilOVm
KOCE t&O) 7 .46 -''Thu Marx Srotheni in
a Nut1hell." A salute lo the mo1t
celebrated comedy team In th., htstory of
motion pictures.
KNBC (4) 8:00 -"Born to the Wind."
First of four epillodes dea.18 with the fate
of a snarling wUd boy ralsed by a pack of
wolves. Review below.
-EVENNG-,
4:30 • NPl POOTIIAll.
• • • "Tim" 11 .. 1) Pl!* ~-... Mel 011>eo<1 A ,.o..no , .. .,<tad men and •
1an1lll111, rnldell•·•g•d
~~·oloM
•••1t1on1hlp of mulu•I
need anO unclafwllll'ldlnO
111e1 IMd9 to .,, unonho-
dO• mll"rlaQ!c
11.00 ••• Cl) Ill QI .....
KABC (7) 8 :00 -"Rooster." Paul
W illiams, Pat McCormick as police
psyc hologist a nd former polkc oUscer
team up to track arsonists.
R1m1 at B row n 1 In
IJll'llblllon gllM.
9:00 1=-~ n4elAINT
HAWAII '1Vl-4
OYMIASY
e IA TVN>AV NIGH'T
Hoel· Freel Wlllard 0~11
09Yo.
D YOU MQ:D '°" fT
FMIUfed. "Ned Tiii Flta
Ealll'" and "Monk~ wtio
UWUk1Klng1 "
KNXT (2) 9:00 -"Circus of the Stars."
Stars o f stage a nd scr een perform a
variety of daring and humorous ci rcus
acts.
Ou.1: ICtOf Rudy VlllM
l~Q ID MAGeO cw OIL ,AINTINQ
9 MC..wt 1:..-we
*** "CIHh 0 1 Tha
Tit-" (19811 Harry Ham·
Un, Laurance OIMar Mytti.
le halo ""-'• 11 hllpad
by hl1 laltiar Zau• In a
_.181 Of dangetOUI IHkl
u Ill trill lo wk\ Iha hllld
of • Phoenician prlnoae•
aga!Mt the wlat\ll OI I
VlnC19fUI ... goddlH
'PG'
l!IO I Deck CAWTT P:A8T FO«WAllfO
"Electrlchy And E,,.,gy"
Future lmpllcallona of Iha
dlvlloprnlnll In Illa UM of
alectrlcll energy 111
a11plorad. 111 IA1'NEY Miu.ER
!= * *'"' .. A GIObal Allalr"
( lfle.41 Bob Hope, lllo
Pulver. A 1>1by, found by•
bachllor In Illa lobby of
tlll Unllad Nation•, 11
dalmad by all Iha member
nation•.
D MOVIE • * • •.t "Tell Me A Rid·
dla" ( 19801 Melvyn Ooog·
IU, Ull Kadrova. A with-
drawn, elderly women.
un-ara that 1111 11 dying.
embark• on • tong )Ourn.y lo rMCqualnt llerlllf with
tier g.agr•pl'lleally and
1molfonally 11p11111d
llmil)'. 'PG'
1:00 I CM ..we ...CHEWS
KUNOFU
• A8CNEW8
I ==·&WILD
• •USIHE88
~ 9 EHTIRTAINMEHT
TONIGHT
An lnlarvlaw with Lind•
Md Bruce Jann«. al nte MOPPETS
GUiit: L'ynn Redgrsva
(%)MOVIE
* * "Lumlara" ( 197111
Jaan,,. MorMU. Francine
Racette. Four lllm
ectr-lh-a Yllla In
Iha •lld• of France. 'R"
T:aG 9 2 OH THE TOWN
FMturld: Iha ,_ lad of
paraon111zee1 nao•: a pro-
ftll of Jllclc Berry; a proflle
of Otto Olaean.
I QI P:AMIL y FE.JO
THEY'RE HEAE: LA.
AAIDIM'1:2
Tad Oewaon 111d Joanna
llhlmlne co-l'IOlt 1 report
on 1111 LOI AllQllaa Rlld-
11'1 Including lnt""*"9
with Al Oevla, coacfl Tom
Aorll IJld quart•bllek
Jim Plunk .. t.
• u•A•t •H
Thi 4077tl'I raoelvea two
bottlN of acotch for llCfll
-OW)' and • llf'lll 10
_. of! anlparl.
I TIC TAC DOUGH
MACHEll I LEHRER
MPORT ID PUOGE MEAK
Regularly achaduled pro-
gramming may be dalayad
0.... 10 pladga brM1c1.
9 YOU AIKfD FOR fT
FMIUted: "Oerlno Tota On
W9t• Skla" and up.,,,
plaglc Karat ....
(U)MCWIE * * .. Improper Channala"
( 1981) Alan Artdn, Mari.ti•
ADVENTURE DRAMA -Paul Williams
plays a police psychologist in "Rooster,"
r-remiering tonight at 8 on KABC (7).
Hartley. A --of mlaun·
oar1tandlng1 cau1" •
social wor1lar to suepeel
the ~yev-old Cleugl'ltar of
• llC)lr&tad couple la 1111
vlellm or cl'lllCI abu11. 'PG' (I)~
Gel In ~. look good,
and taal grMt with 11'111
pl'lytleal fitnaee program.
7:'611) TWE MAAX
llAOTWl!M IN A
NUTIHELL
Fiim cllpa and lnl....,lawe
ltl INturad In • MIUIO to
'"' moll Otlebr•lad ex>m.-
dy IMll'I In tile l'll1tory of
motion plcturH
Groucl'lo, Harpo, Ctiklo,
ZICIPO and Gummo M•rx
e:OO 8 Cl) MAGNUM, P.I.
Magnum attempts to solve
1 35::l88r-old crime (RI D QI) 80AH TO TWE
WINO
(Preml«a) An Indian Chief
mull hllp decide Iha fate
of a snatllng wild boy
rllllel by 8 pack OI WOIYM. G MOVIE • *'"' "Romane• 01 A
HorM Tl'llal"' (1971) Yul
Brynn«. Ell W1lllCh A
group ol Polllh paaaant
Jews •-llnanclll ruin
when the COINcll• conll•·
cat• 1111 thllr l'lorlM.
8 9 MOVIE
"Rooltar" (Pr9t1'1lat•I Paul
Wllllaml, Pat McCormick
A llra of suaplcjou• orlQln
brlnga 10<,llther 111 unlikely
pair or lnvaatlgllors lo
t1acJc down ttia eraonlata.
• MOVll!
• * "Lucky Luciano"
( 19741 Gian-Marla VOlonta,
Rod Steiger A top almt
figure llCll dlporlallon
eftar commlnlonlng a
Mriel ol notorlOut crlmaa
tD P.M. MAGAZIHE
Tl'lt• leld-oH Mtchlgan
wortcara wno started 0vet
In new ~•: .,, Int.,.
view with a doctor woo
haal• with l'llrbl m MOVIE * * * .. Sall And Tiii Sin·
gle Girt" (1984) Tony
Curtl1, Nllelle Wood A
'l'IQllZlne editor'• plan to
ruin a •-ch psyctioto-
gl•t'• rapullllon backllr ..
when hi fafl• In '°"' with ""· • U.8 . CHAONtCLE
"Nuclear Survival· I• Loa
AllQllll Reedy?" Fader al.
llale and local govern-
ment -oancv plan• tor
• nuclaar blut or attack _,...,,,tnad
(C)MOVIE * * * "Mahogany" ( 111751
Olan• Rou. Anthony p.,.
kine. A young black wom-
an rl-from Illa dlpth• of
the ghetto to ln11m1110ne1
lama u • funlon dltlg,,.,
Md modal. 'PG' CID P.T. IWWUM ANO
Hl8 HUMAN ooom£8
Richard 1(111)' l'IOl1• 11111
documanllty traclng Iha
car-or Iha "'Graa1111
Showman On Earth "
(S)MOVIE *** "Eye Of Thi N-
dla" ( 19811 Donald Sulhar-
land. Kate Nalllgan While
on a remote Scollllh
Island to~ a Giiman
eut>marlne, an A•ll spy
find• •helter from th•
11orm In the COfllge of a
young l't\llrlld coupla. 'R' O M<>W
"Soto" uo., 000 COUPLI!
Oec:er revMl• • 11ui..
llnown romantlO epleoCla In
Fel4•"1pul
• SNEAK PAEV1EW9
Roger Ei-t and Gana
Siske! review aoma tuma
that n1erly everybody
mluad th• llrat time
around. lnclucllng "'Fin·
gars," "Getaa Of Heaven"
and "Thi Onion Reid ... (R)
1:411 (%) CHAAL.E8 CHAMPUH
T AU<8 WITH •••
"Donald Sut'*111nd" ._ 8 Cl) CIRCUS CW Tl41
STAN ' Twanty·thrM 1111vt1lon,
Kr~ and atage start
perfOfm • 1111191)1 of daring
and tiumorou1elf'~11C11,
Und• Evens, Elliott Gould,
Bot> Newtiart llld B•ooka
Sl'lleldl are rlngmll111'1.
(RI D a DIF'P"Al!NT
8TAOIWI
Wllll1 uaumae a euparlor
atllludl wl'llle trying to gal
Into an atl'li.tlc club. (RI
• MEAVGM'FlN
GUNtl: J«*e Cotton, Mel-
vin e.m. St-Gutten-
berg, Jimmy "**·
• IAELANO:A
TE..EWllOH HISTOR'f
.. Pernell 1875-1891 ..
Cl'lerlet Sl-911 P11nall,
ona of tha mo11 dynlmle
llgur .. In lrlah hla1ory. Is
profllad
(HlMOW
• • • "Tha Enforcer"
(1978) Cllnl Eulwood.
Tyne Olly. "Dirty Harry"
CallaNn •• joined by •
llmall rookie In Illa pur94.1ll
of • QfOUc> of Callloml•
r9\/0lu1l0nlriae tll'rortzlng
San Francllco. 'A'
(U)MOW!
• * "Juat Tall Me You
Love Ma' ( 1g78) Robert
Hagy91. LAA HW1man. A
iov..atrvck oollaga drop
ou1 ~ to Hawaii and
llnk1 up with two~ hi
meta at ll'll lllrpor1.'
(Z)MOW * * • '"' "Fraud" ( 19631
Montgomaty Clift, Suun·
natl York Tl'I• young
Vian-doelot found•
the prl011ca of l)lly(:l'IOan•·
lyalt Whl .. lludylng hypno-
... with an upatim.ntar
•.aoD (Ba........A MEAK
Julie, u,,-ovw not hav·
Ing a data IOf the prom,
ratuma from • tong walk
with Iha ,_. that aha hU
mat the man 01 ha•
dr-.(RI
10:00 8 al HILL ST'NET
IWO
A rookie cop ovwrMCt• In
a crlll•. and nagotlallonl
~ Iha pollol union
and the c;lly .,. ~
ad. (A)
••• N£W8 8 111 20120 e Aa.trNCAH OOYSIEY
L-Henda<aon; Todd
Grey and Melody May«"•
Joun'9)' of 5.000 mllll
ac:roaa lhl Unttad Stal11 11
chronlcAld (RI
• M •A•t•H
Unraqullad '°""· death,
danglt. duly anO lomlOOl-
wy malt• up 1 tVPICll dll)
In Illa 4077tl'I.
• lllHNYHfU
Benny antw1 Illa Ooldan
Ooella9 Competition for
'10oelle Of Thi Y-."
• 9U81NEN Al.PORT
(Hl nte BEACH 90Y8 IN
OONCPT
Tiii flllflOUI group from
rodl'• ~ •• parlorm
their grMtllt l'lltl . lnetud·
Ing "C111tornl1 Glrl1,"
··Surlln· U.S.A." and "Bar·
b1111Ann "
11:30 8 Cl) OUIHCY
Loe Angat.I la tl'lrlllen.c:I
with 1 potantlll lypl\Old
apdamlc: an., a tON'anllaJ
raln11orrn w .. h.. di•·
MMd COfplll OUI OI I hlll·
Mo. <*nelery, (R)
G a!TONIGHT
GUiii tioet; Joan Riven
GUiit: Suzanna s-•
8 9 A8CNEW8
NIGHTUNE G MOVIE
**'"'"The Road To Oen·
ve1·· (1,551 Jolln Peyna.
M one Freeman Two
brotharl t>allla a... Illa
underworld boM 01 one of
1ham.
• THE JEffEMOH8
Tom ...... o.oroe·• nta
• LOVE. AMUllCAN
8TYl.E
··You'N N9vet Walk Alona"
Paurs law olflol arrangae
a Charily party for Under·
prlvlllgld ctiHdran.
(%)MOVIE
• • "O..dly B .. Mlng"
( 1118 II Meren Jan11n •
Suaen Buckner. A young
women, marrying Into a
llrlct rellglou1 11c1
oC>C>OMd 10 modem llf ..
alytll ... puf'9Ued by dan-
gerous. unknown toroae.
'R'
12';00 . ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
An Interview with Lindi
and Bruce Janner.
8 9 VEOAt
Oen lawna that the woman
Ill hU faltan In love with Is
Lu Vagu' moet ••panllva
call Olfl. (RI
• MOWE
• * .. Homecoming ..
11M8I Clark G.oie. i...n.
Turn« During World War
II, a baltlefronl doctor 11
dlettaugtlt to find tt>a1 lie la
unable IO NVI Ille llta of I
wounded nu111 who
-. a grNt dlel to tilm.
• LOVE. AMEAICAH STYLI
"Coria'• Rear Window"
Coria thtnl<a 1111111111 .-•
murdll
(B)MOVIE
**"" "11'1 My Tum"
( 111801 Jiii Cl1yburgl'I,
MlchNI Doug!... A brll·
llent Chk:ago math profll.
IOf ,...._ '"' ~ In "" ~ !'91all0nlhlp ' when Iha flndl a ,_ IOve
whlla In N9w Yonc fOf,...,
111tiar'1 remarrleoe. 'A' O MOVIE
• • • ··0.1 Out Your
Handktrcl'll•I•" ( 19781
0. ard Deperdleu, Pllricic Daw-•· A young and
op11mhl11c hutband Q011 to
almoll unt>ell1v1abla
llng1hl 10 anaur• hit w11.·.
happlnaea.'R'
12':06 (I) MOVIE
llld "Toott" ~
-amOtl(I Illa 1111111 pat•
fOfmlng aO<'Q8 wttl'I Jonae
from tilt hll album "Tl'la
[)u(M."
tao.AO 8 Cl) MCMILL'N AHO w.w
Thi McM111An1 -trlPQad
In their home by • klllat
wtio 11 terrorizing 8111
Fr ll'ICllOO. (RI
(C)MOVW
• • "Thi ConquarOf"
(18Mll John W1yna, Suaan
H1yw11d A tnlghly Mono<>f
WlllffOt kldn&pl lhe deugh•
Ill' of • ~I Tarter
king end ~ conlrol of
tilt empire
1:00• MOVi.
* * "'Whlla Comallche"
( 1967) JOMph Conan, Wfl·
llem Sl'letnar. A ~ offl·
car NlllM a long-running
quarrel be1-• Ml of
lwlna, Iha Offip<lng of an
lndlen motlllr and a whfl•
lattiar. mt MOVIE * * "'Ooomwlleh" (19721
Ian Bannan. Judy a-on
A man ~uctlng under·
waler ·-en ,_, .
amall lllan<I dllOOYlfl that
the w•lll' QOntalne rldlo-
ac:tlv• wute raaponlibll
tor pl'lyslcalfy deforming
tlll llllJld'1 lnl'labl1an11.
1:10 8 MOVIE
•• ''T •II)' And Thi Junoll
Huntll'" ( 1965) Jlc:qUM
B«gerac:, Shery Marlhall.
Tiii aon of • big game
l'luntw vantur• Into 1111
lungle with hi• pal ....
phllll Md chimp. 111 NEWS
1: 111 (%)MOW
*'"' .. Honky Tonk FrM·
way" ( 1981) Beau Brklgaa,
Hume Cron~. A town
~ to be doomad 10
utlnetlon when Illa HIQn-1
way Patrol Department
fall• to buHd an off ramp
on the -,,_,y tl'lll
cull tl'lrOIJOh 1111 llata
'PG'
1:ao 8 al N9C NEWS
OWANIGHT
1!a6 CH> MO\M * * * "CIHl'I Of Ttie
Tlt-·• (1981) Herry Ham-
lin, l.4Kanee Ollvler. M)"h-
lc ,.. ,..,_ .. helped
by hla fllhar z...a In • -w of dangeroue tUk1
u lie trlal Io win Iha hand
of a Ptloanlclan prtnc.te
ag11na1 1111 ....,_ or •
vengeful Ml goddne.
'PG'
1:'6 (I) MOVIE
* • "Breaking GIH•"
(19301 Hull O'Connor,
Phll Oenlalt A Brltlah punk
PoC1 It«'~ lflMlyle ulll-
melaty laed• to tregady
'PG' 2:00 • MOVll! ** .. Vlolanl Road .. (111681
Brian Keith, Efrem Zlmbal·
let Jr Truck drlyers
~•• meny da/'lgaf·
out lltuatlOnl wtllll Iran·
~•no hlghfY exploslva rocll .. luaj
D MOWE * "GM" (1 981) Donald
Sutherland, Suu n
Anapecll. A radio DJ and •
reporter try 10 ••poaa .,,
oll m11gn1t1'• plot to drive
up ga prlcN by contrMng
ari oil anortlgl 'R" 2:20 1 NEWS 2:IO ~
•• "Mummf 1 Revanga"
(19731 Paul Nuehy, JllCk
Teylor Sup1rn11ur11
avanll t>ag1n1 wn-•
""""my ...,er-for •
body 10 hOUM hll wlla'I -..1.
~!=
• *.,.. ··Ttie Oc11gon"
(IMO) ChuGlc Norrll , lAI
V•n c1 .. r. A w11lthy
young woman n11.. a
rlllrad manlel 1111 cham·
pion lo ptOlacl tiar from
tatrOflltt trained by Iha
~tarloul Ntn)a cult 'R'
2'.40. NeWI a:ao e MOVIE
•• "'The Tribe" (19741
Victor Franch, Warren
II~ Thi direct anca.
lOf of modem men. Cro-
M agnon Man, dell11
••llnc11on at tlll 1'11nd• of
the NMJldlltl'lal1
3.1J0 8 llPV
(%)MOVIE '* * "Lumlere" ( 1117111
JMnne Mor-... Francine
R1c1t11. Four lllm
eclr-there 1 vtlla In
Iha wlkl1 of Franca 'R'
3:20 Cl) MOVIE * * "'L-SllOll" ( 19781
Biii M u11a y, Howard
H1111man Nothing 11
aecrad In tl'lla Mllrlcal IOOll
11 HOiiywood mo1111-rn1ll·
I~ and oenr• lllms 'R'
S:30 U MOYIE * * "The Blue !AOOO""
( 1980) BrOOlla Shlalda.
Chrlllophll Atkin• Two
eu11way children grow lo
ad~ on 1 ramota,
South Paclfle lll•nd and
••Pl'lance 1tie Pano• 01
11111 love 'R'
S:40 CID MOVIE **'At "Victory" (1981)
Sy1v .. 1ar Stallone, MlchNI
Cal,,. During World War
II, Alllad POW• -their
tlcke1 10 ltladom In •
m11ch between tllelr
._ team and the Ge•·
men Nlllonal Team In Par·
11 ·PG'
11'6tD MOVIE * • * "Mlracla In Thi
Rain" ( 19541 Jane Wyman,
van Jonnaon, A young •di·
dill' end a lonely woman
'"' In !ova only 10 ba MP•-I
ratadby-
dO. MOW
• • "Terror At Midnight"
( 1955) Scott Brady, Join
\/oht. A po41cem•n'a girt·
frllltld bacomN lhl vlellm
of an utortlon plot
4:IS CC) MOVIE
•*'A "A Global Affair"
(1fle.4) Bob Hope. Lllo
Putvet A 1>11>y, tound by a
bechllor In Illa lobby of
Illa Unlled Nallona, II
dalmad by all Ille mamba<
na11on1.
4:all Cl) INZAME
"Al>Kam Carn«a ..
4:~ (%)MOVIE
**•'A "Fraud" ( 11163)
Montgomery CllM. Suean-
nal'I Yorlt. Tha young
Vien-doctor found•
1111 practl<le or p1ychoan1-
l)lsl1 wtil .. atudylng hypno-
ti• wilh an a1tp1<tman1.,
Fridatf •
Da yfime .Hot,lf-•
5:30 0 "Solo"
11:00 CJ:) • • 'The B11tlmor1
Bullet.. ( 1980) Jam ea
Coburn, Omer Sharif A
am•ll-llm• pool i..111er
rnutl ral" $20,000 and
CHANNEL LISTINGS
Ii) THE GNAT AA.DK)
COM!DCAH8
Georg• Burn1, Gr1cl1
Allan. J ed< Benny end
more remlni-llld r ..
crNtl the ~ are of
radio ~ during Iha
'30e and '409.
* * "Fl1day Thi 13th"'
(1980) S.tey Palm..-. Adrl·
anne King. The reopening
of a eumm« camp, c:lOlld
20 .,._. lar1111' eftll' ,,.., ..
murdlrl. attraall 1 llin<lle-
tl ve killer who knllH
uneuepec;11ng 1111'1-lglr'I..
'JOHN DARLING
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CCablt' N('W~ N!'lwor~I
CC) MOVll!
• * '"' "Paplllon" ( 19731
St-Meo.-. Outltn
Hoflman. A pair ol Devtl"a
laland oomtcta "*"' thalf
""" p1ann1no their _,,.. (l)llZNIM
"AbecamC-•" e uov.
..... "Under The RalnboW''
( 191111 a-ya-.. Clrr1tl
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DAVID L1TTl.MlAH
Gu.ti : Tommy end Olcio
Smotl'lera, Pr .. ldant
Aallgen'• barber Mitton
Pitta, TV comrn«lcll arehl·
vial J-Half. (R)
l:E8~:
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i~ 1-ff'A'T \/\JAVE WE'VE. 6EEN
E>'.PER1ENC1NG 15 GOI~ TO
9E ""!TH US Fa~ AWHI L-E, AND l'M AFAAID 'THERE'S NO
Rl:L.IEF IN Sf6HT.'
'Wind' • • • series sens1t1ve
By TOM JORY
A11 acl1'9d PY9ll W~
NEW YORK -The characters in
"Born to the Wind" mouth a script
written for today rather than the
American Indian West of the mid-19th
century, and that kind of silliness
detracts from an otherwise worthy
production.
Perhaps screenwriters -and ,
consequently. viewer• -have been
pre-conditioned for Lon Chaney Jr!a
mono11yllablc Ching.achgook and simply
aren't ready for lndlans who speak in
preaent-day idiom. It is nonethelen
d.iltnct1ng, eapedally when sreat ca.re
obvioualy h.u ~ taken to provide a
reelJat:lc earth-c<>l01" environment for the
llmlted •ries.
NBC wW broadcut the fl.rat of four
called "Seguin," broadcast in January. A
Martinez plays Lone Wolf ln the short-
run series, and Mias Portillo is Star Fire,
his romantic interest.
In the first program, "Night Eyes.''
Lone Wolf and a companion come acro&B
human handprints near a buffalo
carcau. They return to the scene with
warrlon from their village and find a
snarling boy, whom they surmiae haa
been rai9ed by wolves.
'They bind the boy and carry hlm to
their camp. But that nJgh t, thelr horat!9
are atiacked by wolves, and there lt
~l amooa the tribal eldera on
whether to releau the~m:f!tlve or
attempt to care for him th vee.
clothed as a wolf, he walks into the hills
and, when he returns, the howling
animals have disappeared.
Painted Bear's dilemma ·over the
wolf-boy la complicated by a run in with
Cold Maker, who sneaks buffalo meat
for his family despite a tribal ban on the
9C8.l'Ce food.
Succeeding epllodes are eelf-contained
atorles, wlth aeveral of the chMacters -
Painted Bear, Lone Wolf, St.at Fire,
White Bull -appea.rtni throuah the
entire run.
Wlll Sampson, who bad a part In
A.BC'1 "Vega$," plays Painted Bear with
crue nobWty, and lmilJo De1odo -Luia
from "Seeune Street" -11 "While Bull.
A Mart1nes ~y played Cimarron
ln an ABC aeries called "The Cowboys,"
b.roadcut durinl the flnt half of 1974.
"'" a lltg h1<11111manl
balOta he WI! MW a
tatnalCh 1111111 WI old QPP0
,..,,, wtlO llU 11 ... « IOlll
al 111y gaine 'PO
lHI *. • lll• HldM
l/Oll yt " { 117'1 lngild e..11
m111. Johnny 00.AI• Two
Ghlldran r\HI -•'I' trum
llOme Alld lllda Ill N.-
YOfk C11y'1 MetrOC)Olllan
Mu-.1r1 OI All, wl\9'a they
••• ci.1r""1(11Q by • tpltll
ad f.cluN 0"
7.IO. • * U•aaklngOI ...
I 1980) t111el O'Connor
P1111 Oanlelt A Otllllh punk
C>OC> 11111'1 lllaatyt. ulll·
metaty lead• to 1.-oec!Y
'PO'
1·'6 CJ) * * • • Thi Af .. m111'1 Bell" ( 196a) JoMf
Svel, Maile Jo1kOV11 Elab•
at•I• p11n1 10 1111 111414•
88·year-olo OhlOI 11 •ape-
'"' boll oo •w•y l o• • gtoup of well m1an111g
Czec:tioalOv•klan fl•_,
8.00CC) • • Young Joe. Thi!
Forgoll•n Kennedy'
11977) Pela• S1rau1a, Btr·
b•re Parkin• The 4!4dot1
Kennedy volunl-• IOI 1
danoetou• wertlmt ml1
aion which. II succ;ea1lu4
wOOld btlng him bock a
holo and one stop c:fo&er
to the Wnlte Houae
fHl • • * "Ht1v11n Cen
Waif' f 1978) W1<ret1 Beat
ty. Jul;e Cllrtllte All81 a
pro loott>ell 11ar • 11111 I&
prematurely claimed by an
lnepl angel. the man 1s glv·
en lh• body 01 a m1111one11e
1ndus111al11I to conllnue 1111·
1~1n PG
9:00 U * • • 'Tommy' ( 1975)
Roge1 Oallrey, Ann-Mar·
gret Balled on me rock
opere by t tie Who A
young bo'( 11ruck deal,
dumb ano 011nd by ,..,.,
llQl'lt of hll 1111'18' s mu•dtlf
oecomas a modern·day
messiah e•plolled by a
oreedy uncle ond 8 wot-
Shlpp1no puohc 'PG
(l) .... ·~"Tell Me A
Riddle" ( 19801 M11lvyn
DoUQles, Ula Kedrova A
withdrawn, eld811y woman,
unawa•e thal she Is dying,
1tmbarl\s on a long Journey
10 teacquatnl htl<sell wllh
her geograpti1ca11v and
omottonalfy separated
lamlly 'PO
10:00 (C) • • • "Lady Takes A
Chance' I 19431 John
Wayne. Jean Arthur A
woman hnds en unwilling
cand1da1a for merrtage
whlle husband-l'lunttng In
the Fer Weal fHJ • • "Coasl fo Coast"
(1980) Dyan Cannon, Rob-
en Blake A runaway
llousewlle and a scrappy
trucker hauling catlle
c;oast 10 coal! become the
lerget ol o wild crosa-
(OUnl ry Ch&M! 'PG' .../"' • * • "The Slrallon
Story' (1949) James St-·
art, June Allyson The IOU
ol a leg 11 oveocome by
baseball player Monly
Slratton
10:30 (%) • • • "The Enlor,er"
( 1976) Cilnt Eastwood
Tyne Oaty "Otrty Harry'
Callahan 1a jotned by a
tamale rookie 1n lrac:klng
down a bend of revolulion-
arles who are t81rortzing
San Francisco
11:00 U **YI "The Blue
Leooc>n" (19491 Jean Sim-
mons, Donald Houslon A
youno girt and b oy
shipwrecked on • Pecllle
ISiand eome 10 love eectl
otn91 as 11'18)' mature
t 1:30 (C) * * * ' Hondo"' ( 19~1
John Wayne, Geraldine
Pege A cavalry dlspetcl'I
rldet encountl!'s a womon
end 1'191 aon, an ApeChe
chief's blood brothel
12:00 0 • • ·Zenobia" t 19391
Slln Laurel, Ollvtlf Herdy
Ollie llnd• himself on lhl
unusual POSlllon of t>lllno
loved by en elephant who
can't l0tgel a l\lndness he
pe<10t med IOI he<
ID * * * Oamn Yenll·
ees" (1958) Tel> Hunter,
Gwen Verdon With • liltle
help lrom the devil, en
eg1ng baseball Ian
becomes e champiOnshlp
t>allplaye< Ill••'"' "Caaanova Brown ( 19~~) Gery Coo·
per. Terese Wright A men
on Ille V81Q4l of remarriage
d1scoV9's lhal he I• a
lall'l8' 11ter an anm.lllfld
marriage
(fO * *.,.."Scout's Honor"
1 IHO) Chry Collfl'\an
K•t1 .. r1na Halmona A
l()l'9ly Ofl)Nt\ ~ "'
Hltamelr r.iw;l•ll, hlQC)I
W lllflOle 1• IC•,111~ Into
ri.:om1no 11an Matt• 10 •
(Hlek Ol CuO 8o0u•• Ill••* Cl-Ot fhl
T111111 I tut 11 H.,•y 14anv
Mn, kaut111t.. Qll\li4W M)"h
1c n.o p.,_,, •• Nlped
IJy hi• llllllt '""' In • -la• <11 d ange<OVI tulll
H r.. 1 rlM to win Iha llal>d
of • Ph~ prlnOaN
IOelf\11 Iha WlilhM o4 •
v1ng1lul Ma g oddeu.
'PO
tt;JO Cl)* "T&n.an. The Apa I
Man" ( 198 O Rloh11d I
Hllfrll Bo Derek A youno
wom1111 M arci-lor "« ,
mlaalng fAllllt In 11\1 Alrl· t
can 1uno1a wh1111 1tia
enooun111r1 Rn unc;ivllllld •
whlla mill •nd en o<angu I
tan R'
t:OO'(Cl • • • A Liiiie
Rom1nce" ( 1979) LllU• 1'
ren(;I Ottvler. O<ane lMll 1 An Oldo•ly '°n 111111 IOln• t
IWO young runlWlyl In r
love on 1 mad dalh MlfOM •
Iha European COl\111141111 :
wnn Illa cl'llldran • p1111111 •
and tho po41U In l\ot put-I
aull PO' 1 0 ••'•"Student BOd 1
let•' 11981) Knsten Aller. ;
Maltntlw Goldsby A
neavy oreainmo psychotic ,
lllllet llGlkS IM lun•lovlng
81ud11n1a ol e typical A,,_. :
lean hlgll SCllOOI 'R' '
2:30 ($J" *'' "'Voclory" ( 198 11 I
Sylvash1t Slallone, MlchNI I
C11ne Outing World War •
11. Alhed POWs -thllr I
hckt!I 10 lreedom In • 1
match between !hair
llOCCar 1eam and tl'le Ger-!
man National Team 1n Par· ,
1a PG
(ZJ * • • • The Fu&-1
man s Ball t 19681 Josef !
Svel. Marie Juz.kov11 Elab· l
orele plans to lete thllr
86-year--otd chief at a spa-;
coal ball oo awry for a
g•oup ol well-meaning
Czechoslovakian llremen J
3:00 (fi) • • • Heaven Con
wall'' ( t978) Warren Beal· l
tv. Julie Ch11stle Aft0< a •
pro 1001bnll star • Ille 11
prematurely claimed by an
inept angel. the man •• grv· ;
en the body ol a mllllonaJre •
lndu11r1all11 10 conllnue llv· :
l"ij 1n 'PG' ;
3:45 t1J • • • • Thtt Mlrscle
0 1 M0tgan·s Creek" ( 19441
Belly Hutton, Eddltl Bnck· I
11t1 When a young girt llnds
he1 Miii pregnant aft8f 11
night on the town with a
group of Gls. slll It l'lard-
pressed to Identify the
fall'tef
4:00 0 • • • "Jubilee Trell'
( 19531 Vera Ralaton. Pet
O'Brien A youno bride 111-1
vela WeSI IO 10ln her
weallhy husDand only to
d1scove• his scorned mis-
tress and he. 111eg111m11e
child
4:30 u ••. ,., T Oby And The
Koola Bear" ( t981 i ROii
Harris Live action and anl·
ma11on combine to tell lhe
1ala ol a young bOy and I'll•
pet koala In Aullrslla'•
fronlle< days
6:00 (CJ • * "The Baltimore
Bulle!.. ( 1980) James
Coburn. Omar Sh8111 A
small-lime POOi hutllof
must ralS41 $20.000 at>d
win a bog tournament
before he can have a
r11match With an old oppo.
nenl . who has nevi!' lost
at any game PG' * * • The Hldaa·
ways" (1973) Ingrid Berg·
man, Jonnny Doran Two
cnlldren run away from
tiome end hide In New
Y0tk Clly s MelrQPOl4ten
Museum ol Art, where they
are t>etriended by a spirit·
ed reclu!MI 'G'
(0) ••,,.,"Victory" ( 19811
Sylveal81 Stallone. MlehMI
Caine Our1no World Wlf
II. Allied POWs -their
tielcet 10 freedom In •
match between their
SOOOM team and the 08'·
man N111onal T11am In Par·
IS PG
6:30 t Z) •**''>"Tell Ma A
Rlddla ( 1980) Melvyn
OooglH, Liia Kedrova 14
wllhdrawn, eld8tly woman.
unaware lhat she 11 dying,
emt>arka on a long journey
to reacquaint h«MU with
her geograpl'llcally Ind
emollonally seperated
tamlly 'PG'
by Armstrong & Batiuk
'epiloda of "Born to the Wind" tonight
at 8 on Channel •. with aubaequent hour·'°'lC installmenta Sundays. Aug. 22
and 29 and Sepi. 6.
"Born to the Wlnd" reunltet
Martines and Roee PorWJo. le.ci playen
In an acclaimed public TV productlon
"Maybe lt'• t1me for us, the animal.I
who walk upright, to take him lnto our
arms," White Bull •uuesta. But there
are thote who think -tne wolvee may
actually be demons sent to barM9 the
tribe, and they demand that the boy be
tent away.
Lone Wolf aaka for a little time. He
wanta to aimmunicate with the wolvea
-hla aplrltual brothers. That n1aht.
"Born to tile Wind'' .eema to be •
1enulne effort to treat ln a dramatic
fonnal the IOClety and cult~ of the
American Indian with tenllUvtty. Only
once In the ltttel -In the concludlna e~Je -doet a white man appear', ancl
th.at II at leut mfldly unJque .
COMEDY TIUBUTB -Geocp Bums and Grade Allen will be amona .l I
radio camed.LaDI featured ln a video tribute to the art form tonight at tO •l I
on KOCE (50). 1
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Orange Co11t OAILY PILOT/Thureday, Auguet 19, 1982
Credit • unions
hold the hag
Wh~n the high-tlylog Penn Square Bank of
Oklahoma Chy went down in flames recently, 132
federally insured credit unions were singed In the
conflaarallon.
They had imprudently loaned money to Penn
Square baaed on the bank's loans to oil developers.
Credit unions had $125 million of their members'
money at risk in tfle Penn Square situation, of
which $104 million was not covered by federal
Insurance. The maximum for federal insurance is
$100,000 per account.
There are more than 21,000 credit unions in the
United States, with more than M million members
and $84 billion in gro&s assets, an average of about
$1 ,680 for each member's a ccou nt. Federal
Insurance covers 12,000 credit unions, with 40
million members and $66.5 billion in assets.
How many Penn Square situations lurk just
below the surface? How much r isk is there to the
millions of you who have money in a federally
lnsu.red credit uruon attounl"!
To get answers, my associate George Bookman
put questions to Wendell Sebastia n , executive
director o f the Nati o n a l C r e d i t Unio n
Administratioh, the federal agency that insures
credit unions.
IYlVIA PDRTIR
Q. Why were so many credit unions lending
money to Penn Square?
A. Traditionally, credit unions lend money
primarily to members. Recently, though, there has
been a drop·off in demand for loans from members,
and competition for yields with other depository
institutions. The credit unions therefore put some of
their assets into loans to other financial institutions.
Q. What restrictions are tbere to prevent a
credit union from making a loan of members'
money ta a bank like Penn Square?
A. From a legal standpoint, no limits on loans a
credit union might make to a federally insured
financial institution. The unions did nothing illegal.
Q. How about policies? Does your agency have
any policy guidelines that could have prevented
such loans?
A. We have no specific guidelines that were
violated in this case. Credit unions make their own
business decisions. This should continue.
Q. Wbat protection then is there for members'
money?
A. All credit unions must have reserves against
loans, the percent varying w ith the size of the credit
union's assets. In the P enn Square case, there are no
claims against a credit union that exceed required
reserves.· In other words, any losses will be fully
covered by reserves.
Q. How about claims against your IDsarance
fund?
A. We do not expect there will be any liability
to the National Credit Union Insurance Fund. We
don't expect any cash outlay from the fund -
which has assets totaling $173.5 million -because
the reserves of the credit unioris involved with
Penn Square will cover their losses. The losses to
the credit unions may total $20 million.
Q . Is legislation neede d to prevent a
recurrence of this?
A. No. Such losses can be regarded as a cost of
doing business, a ris k associated with business
decisions of financial institutions. Credit unions lose
more money each year on loans to depositors than
was lost in Penn Square.
Q. Any lessons in this experience for you or for
credit unions?
A. Investigate loans as carefully as possible and
maintain the required reserves. The collapse of
Penn Square was a shock but the absorbers were all
in place.
I am not reassured by Sebastian's answers or
his philosophy that losses such as this are all in a
day's work.
Elite gather
at Tony Packo's
TOLEDO. Ohio (AP) -It's a small restaurant
in a small Hungarian neighborhood on the east side
of Toledo. But its customers have included movie
stars. television personalities and the vice president
of the United States.
In fact, the last time then-Vice President Wal-
ter Mondale was in town, h e boxed up 45
"Hungarian hot dogs" from Tony Packo's Cafe to
take back to Washington aboard his Air Force jet.
"M-A-S-H" star Jamie Farr, a Toledo native,
wrote childhood memories of Tony Packo's into his
role as "Klinger" on the hit television program and
gave the restaurant national recognition.
AB a youth. Farr used to sneak over from his
Lebanese neighborhood to the Hungarian side of
town for hot dogs and beer to go.
Lining the ro&e-<:e>lored walls at Packo's today
are dozens of small clear plastic cases containing old
hot dog buns, the top of each bun bearing the fet
pen autographs of a visiting celebrity.
Among the signers are politicians who dropped
in to shake a few hands and shake loose a few votee
from the mostly Democratic neighborhood.
"For aome reason, the Republicans didn't come
around too much," said Nancy Packo Horvath, 50,
daughter of restaurant founder Tony Packo.
"Maybe they just didn't like hot dogs."
Presidential candidate Morris Udall signed bis
hot dog bun ~incorrectly -"Moe Udall,
president." Jimmy Cart.er correctly slgned his, "the
next president."
Memories of Burt Reynold•' visit -shortly
after hi.I foldout photo appeared in Cosmopolitan
rnagazine -still give Mn. Horvath go.e bwnp1.
Nancy Reagan, Ethel Kennedy, Chip Carter, Hat Holbrook, the late Arthur Fiedler, John Saxon
and Z.. Zea Gabor all have hot doi bun autographs ~ on the walla of Tony Paclro's Cafe. ""Tony Pecko Jr .. 33, who runa the restaurant
with liater Nancy and her llOn, Robin, 26, expJ.aincsl
that durtna the depths of the Great Depreulon,
Packo'• customers couldn't afford 10 centl for a
wtw>N 11uup sandwich. Packo wu too embaaued
to .. u u.n half of one, ., • bakery lllmnan aua· .,.tect he split the •uuce in half and wrap tt in cne of the new-fangled hot dog buns.
'Mie Hungarian hot dog WU born.
NO MACHINES -
Cesar C hovei. who
organized the Unite d
F orm W or k e r s o f
Am er i ca, says
mechanization isn't a
good thing for produce
fam\B.
New seabed off Pacific
Molten rock from earth's interior pushing up from ocean
SEA'ITLE (AP) In an area 160 to 200 mUee
oft tht• c:oa11 t or Wu hangton and Oreaon, molten
rock from lht• <•arth'a in~rlor puahet up to form
nt> w lit' a bt. 'll
Seawater seeping down throuah the ocean
bottom ts hl•ut.c.>d by lhc hot rock and guahet Crom
thl' ocean bottom in hot spr1nga at temperatures
hotter than 700 degrees Fahrenheit.
The water 1s laden with dlasolved minerals
from the earth's interior. AB It cools It dumps its
load of minerals onto the surroundinf' iaeabed.
And the oc"Can floor is coated wllh rich depo6its
of valuable metals -copper. 1.inc, Iron, silver and
others m l'Ommercially attrat·tlve concentrations.
T h e researc h sh ip Surveyor left Pier 91 in
\
Seattle recun\ly to begin mapping the ocean botwm
in a searc·h for the multibllllon dollar ca che of
mlnerall.
Scientilta uaing the aophisllcalL'd equipment on
board the National Oceanic and Atmoepherk Ad-
ministration 1hlp say they will produce more d1t-
t.aaled projections of targeted orean mountains and
valleys than ever before seen
"We are pioneerin~ a roadmar. for future
explorallon," said Alexand~r Malahof , chief 11eien-
tist.s of the Na tional Ocean Survey. He ls leading
tht' mission to the Juan de Fucit itnd Gorda ridges
150-100 miles off shore.
The area is a "natural laboratory where we can
watch the formation of these deposits," Malahoff
~id.
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Avenue. Irvine. Or1n91 Co1.1nty, ~!f·11111
Stale of CA 11\411 • ~ 111111 ... it · 91111197 1bou1 10 o'e _ll]ldl 10 MAIOUO A UHH'&ICOCO'S
l'Al HI 1N1 MO+tAMMAO NIKAMAL Colla MMI
Tr1n1letHl•I wllo11 01.11ln1u 11111& Adame A.-. leldrHI I• C/0 MIOlll1I'• Coll .. COii• MMe. CA 12616
Shop, 1240 Will C1rton 8tr .. I, Al: (114\ 1140·H72
Tom1noe. C0'1nly Of l.OI Allglilt. cc (714 540-11661
81111 or Calltornl• 90601 Operl41(!: Tiie ptQC>lrly lo bl lranellfrecl le AB 41111/88
IOOlled 11 &2.0 No Anltlllm 81' .. t CC 4/ 1111118
Anlheltn, County ol Ofll/\09, s111e AEUBEN'81COCO'S
OI CatllotnlL F1.1rllfton
fh ld property II CIHC!t lb•d In ll01 N. Sl•I• COl!lge
oenet•I u : All fh1lurM, equipment Fullerton. CA 02$3 1
ol that ,..11ur1nt bl.l11n .. 1 ol Gr-RB: 17 14) 870·0433
A .. 11ur1nt Comp1ny, 1111 G••o• CC. 17 1~1 870 0210
Ae111ur1n1 Co , • C1 lll ornl1 ~.
corpOr1t1on Ind IOCll•O .. 620 AB 12116/88
North An•h•im SllHI An•llilm CC 121161811
Courtly o l Orirlge,' Sl•I• 0 j REUBEN'S
C1111orrihL FrMno
The bull\ 1ren eler •Ill b• Fuhlon Flllr ~""'"m1tld on or i l\er the 01h 676 E Shaw Avl
d•Y ol Sac>lernber. 1082. llld clllme Freeno, CA 93728
may be 111111 11 WEI.LS FARGO (209) 222-39'1
BANI< N.A EIGrOW o.panment °'**'' 1113177 A•. EKrow' No 1143.4003, suue REUBEN'S
1230, 660 ~pon c.n11r °''"' Sen Olloo Newpott 8Hch, County of Ofanoe: 1180 E H11 bor 111enc1 Or
81111 ol Cllflornla, or by mlll 11 Box ~~bor 1.i.nc! 7280 Newpot1 e..c11 CA 92683 ,_,, Ollgo, CA 92101
AN°cllllmlmull bl~ 11 lhlt (714) 211·5030
ed dr•aa b y I hi 8 I h Cl •y OI Ooenec:I: 9/17/CMI
Sac>lember. 1982, unllll 1111 bl.Ilk REUBEN E. LEE II
1r1nal1t lllO lncluelll lhl 1ran1t1r 01 San Olloo liquor llc1n11. In whlCh cHe. I ll 880 E. Hlrbor lll111d Or
clalme rnuat be received prior to lt>e Hltt>Or 11111\0
d•t• on wtilcn lhl liquor liclflM ,, San Diego, CA 9210 I
1r1n1tlfrld by the o.c>arlment 01 REL: (7 141291-187011880
AlcOhollc e.veraoe Conlrol SW· (714) 291-1974
so tar u known 1o 111e tranllf1tM OFF (7141 281-1806
111 bu1IMM namet llld lddr.....i Openea·
used by Tr1n1l1ror tor th• lhrH AEL· 1129169 yean lul past 11 dll1erem from 11,. SW· 1129169 1bove, 1r1. ' REUBEN'S/COCO'S
COCO'S Oo4 Amo Coron1 dll Mlt 21615 Hlw1h0rne Blvd
2305 E. Coaat Hwy Torranoe, CA 90503
Corona del Mer, c.i. 92625 RB. (2131542"'4100 (714) 673-9050 cc. 1213) 542-2886
()peneCI: 101 t5t48 Openea: COCO'S RB 4115169
l'ulllf1on CC 4/ 15169
1000 W. Common-llh REUBEN'S/COCO'S
filller1on, CA 92633 Gra1smont (714) 525-6126 5455 Gto&lllT\Onl C.nlO< Or
()pelwld: 9117154 l e Mesa, CA 9204t
COCO'S AB 1714) 46S.3.464 Ot1lllOI cc (7 141 485-1971
513 I:. Cll41Pman Ave Openecl. Orange, CA 92667 MF· 8111169
(714) 541-2881 or CC 8111169
(714) 771·2171 MF opened u AB
Opened: 1211155 REUBEN'S
REUBEN'S AldoriOo Uplend 230 Por1ollN> Wey
335 Mounllin Ave Redondo Belch, CA 90277
Upland, CA 9 1786 12131379-11383
(714) 98 1~/0887 Oj)enec:I• 9/17109
()c>ened. 1218178 COCO'S
REUBEN'S Heclenda Helghll
Slnll An• 1695 s. Azull
2313 N. Brol<tfway Heclendl Hgll CA 91745
Slnl• Ana CA 9270CI (213) 912"'4141 or
c1141113s-6110 11141 990-6535
Openeel: 10120170 Of*\ld: 813178 COCO'S REUBEN'S/COCO'S
Cofon• Clef Mar ru.....ioe 3448 E. Cout Hwy. 3640 Clrttrll AYe,
Coron• dll Mar CA 92625 Al\llr'llde. CA 92508
(114) 873-7154 ' AB: (714) 683-3842 °'**': 1111ao cc· 1114) 683-3N2
COCO'S Opened: Weelelltt RB 12118169
2131 WeelcilH Or CC 12/16189 Newport Beech, CA 921180 AEUBEN'SICOCO'S
(714) 648-107717311 Crew Coeur Openea: 1111180 1180 I 011\11 SI. Rd.
COCO'S Creve Coeur, MO 63141
Uncotn RB: (314) 667-5431
120 N. 681h s1. cc· (3 t41 se1-s-t30
Lincoln, NE 68505 Opened: (402) 467-4419 AB 12110170
Opened: 7111/79 CC 21 10170 ~~MOONRAl<EA lTB~~~s:RT E. LEE
19542 MecArlllur Blvd St. Louis
lrvtne, CA 92715 100 S. Whllf St.
(7141 833-911 119800 SI. loull, MO 63101 ()oened: 4/217 t (3 14) 24 ,_ 12821128311284
REUBEN'S Opened. Tuetln RE.I. 6113/70
1513 N. Tu1tln A.-. SW 4113170 SllYI• A,,., CA 9210, =:·s1coco·s
l714) 547~8118177 1725 E C ()peneel; 4110162 amelbldl Ad REUBEN'S Phoenix, AZ 85016 Wh111ler BX. (602) 286-4469
15380 E Whlll"9t Blvd CC; 1802) 266-4450
Whittler. CA 90603 ()oened: (714) 525-3897 or BX 1219170
(213) 947-1210 cc 1219/70
C>Qened: 7118163 COCO'S
COCO'S Tempe Whittler 1717 S Aurll Ad
15344 E. Whittler Blvd. Tempe, AZ 85251
Whittler CA 90603 (6021 988-9854 f7 t41 s2'a-1197 or· Opined: 419170
(213) 943-9611 REUBEN'S
Openecl: 3123184 UnlverNI City REUBEN E. LEE 3820 Clhuenga Bl\ld. New~ 8lech Unlvl<lll Clly, CA 90028
151 E. Coul Hwy (213) 980-8132/IJ133
Newpor1 Beac:h CA 92680 Opened: 312171
AEL: (714) 875-,5790 FWS COMMISSARY
SW: (7 t4) 67S..51J 11 lrvlne
Banquet lnfor· (7 14) 875-2302 1872 Reynold• AYe Opened' lrvtne, CA 92714
REL: e/10164 (714) 957-8300 sw· 1211164 Opened: 411157
COCO'S/BAXTER'S AEUBEN'S/COCO'S
Manhallan 8Mcl1 YQUnl Hiiie 2820 Sec>ufYldl Blvd 24001 AvetMcla de ta CMIOll
Manlllllan a.ch CA 90288 ~ Hiiia, CA 92663
BX: (213) s.46-2593 RB: (714) 830-9010
CC: 1213) 545-8439/a.430 CC: (7 14) 830-9780
Opened' Opened.
cc· 1213/eo RB 2317 1 ex. 1115111 cc 1121171
COCO'S COCO'S
8-ltl AN Meryv•
2 102 E. 171h SI &370 Indian Sc:hool Ad
Sanl1 AN CA 9270 1 Phoenix, AZ 8503 I (714) 836-7002 1602) 247-8203
()pined: 1110188 ()pelwld; 8/2017 I
FWS OISTRIBIJT10NIMEAT Pl.ANT PLANl<HOUSE Irvine Gwdln Gro...
1672 A9ynoldt Ave. 12342 BroollhUrlt SI.
lrvlM. CA 92714 Gardin Gr0\19, CA 92643'
(714 957-8300 or (714) 539-320211288
(7 t4) 1157-6324 ()c>ened: 512417 t
Opened: 4170 COCO'S
FWS MEAT PLANT Glll'dln Gr°"' Irvine 12332 Brooli.IMll St.
1672 ~di A.-.. Gardin Gr°"'• CA 92$40
IMne, CA 92714 (714) 539-1310
(714! 957-8300 or Opened~ 6127171
(714 957-o324 jUrtll .. ad) PLANl<HOUSE
Opened: 4170 Huntington 8Mdl cooo·s eoeo ..,,_A .....
8ooCt9dlll Huntinoton 8-11, CA 92647
4700 H. Scollld411e Rel. ~2·51ltl271!1 Scott9dllle. AZ. 8625 1 • 9/ 11/7,
(802) 047-6554 A EN'S
Openedt 814118 o.wet THE WHALER 696 l<lpllf'IG SI. Mon-.Y l.Ak.-.ood. co ~15
835 C.. St. (303) m -10t1
Monter.y, CA 93940 Ooenecf: 612t/72
(4<>11 37;,.'. t933 COCO'S
()olned: 6111185 o.n-Rl\JtEN'S 675 Klpllrig SI. ~ 8Mclfl l..M.-od, co 80216
251 l. COMt Hwy, CC: 13031 23:1-1881
N9wpot1 BMcll. (;A 92600 TEL.tcOl>tEA.
{114) .73-16()si1!!38 c.:2-11&2 Os**' 1 ""'° ! 3113172 AAIOplri--.0*1"4: 1112917 7 COCO'S
AEU8EN'S Aldlnond 8cottldtll 14t04 NE. 24fll
4120 H. ~teOell RO Aedlnond, WA 08061
Soo4....._ AZU28t ~4f-7&1ona11
(IOt) t4NM02 : 111111
()olned: Ontte P Nl<..olJSE
PlANKHOUSE Cerrttoe HunttnlllOn '-" 18425 s. ~ Ad.
,.,72 a..:iti 8fvd l ot Ctnnoe Shop, Cntr
Hunttnaton 9-lh. CA 92.&47 Cerrttoe, CA 90101
(1141 tt441M12ia1 (714) 12a.wo or ~ 1122171 (213) M0-31118
IMTEll'I tl~ET/COC0'8 ~~ 11111'
=r1 MecAl111Ut' Blvd. ~ m8Metl. CA. 92600 1209 Oekmeld Ptcwr
&404475 Sunnr<r• OA t40H
540-2244 =,...1. e C10eeC1 121111a : anen• OOened: ••
18: 2/1417A Not1ll County CC: 12111118 12111 OrlNrll Ad. 0000'1 "°'11Mnt, MO 63031 ........ =·1'22 a.eo1 om...,.. 1011a112 ---.. OA 11S10 I PLAM(HOUH ~.a7*Jtnl4 :"'OUMao.,:r ~ W1171 .. ~MO t*
AOO«P(a IA.Va.ol (3141937-141) 1
~ ,,,.,.,,
~IUNN'I UMOln 0.-..V ~Cnb
1100 "Ow11
L~1 Nl ... 10 =, ... , .... , 1nrn • Wlllout Ct.-3202 lulltlril ;..,,.
,..._tHlll,OAMU
(4151 937·2710
Opened 9/H/71
PlANl<HOUll
Wll!Wt Cftek
2011CooolM ~ PIMNnrHIM, CA 14823
• 15 t$:S-4894 : 10110112
tiOUSe (8A)(TfJc 81
Sen oi.oo
7637 balboa Ave
Sen oi.oo. CA 0111 I
(7141 27&-1373 Opened'. 611172
COCO'S
sou1h Coun1v
l<·Mll1 Shopping Cnlr.
7517 Llnelblrgh
SI. Loult , MO 6312&
1314) 487-1200
Opened 3/2172
COCO'S
Frelt\O
Norlhlown P1111
1484 E. Shaw A.-.
FrHnO' CA 113710
(20912~2t83
Opened: 5118172
COCO'S
8111la AN
311 11 Brlelol SI
Bania Alie, CA 92104
(7 14) 979-<>092
Opened. 919172
COCO'S
Fron1enec
731 S. Undl>ergh Blvd.
Front'"*=, MO 63131 ~1-137711378 . 1118177
REUBEN'S
Porllan<I
54117 S.W. Canyon Cl
Por111nd. OR 97225
(5031297-101511016
Opened: 1123173
COCO'S
POrlland
5457 s.w. C•nyon Ct
P0r1tand, OA 97226
(503) 297-2028
Openea: 112317:!
THE SUMMER HOUSE
Top11191
21870 Victory Blvd.
Woodland Hiiis, CA 91384
(213)883-3030/3032 Opened. 21 13174
COCO'S
~~lctory 91\111.
Woodland Hlll1. CA 1113$4
(213) 887-7848
Opened. 11113173
COCO'S
Secremenlo
1830 Arden Way
Sectlm4NllO, CA 1158 15 cc· t9 t61922.11114
OFFICE· (9 181 929-8852
Opefie 1120114
PLANl<HOUSE (8AXTEA'8)
Secremento
1780 Chlliengl Way
5-cfamenlo, CA 95815
(9 16) 922-4572
Opened 6119174
COCO'S ......
1716 W Mlln SI
Mesi. AZ 85201
(602) 1133-3512
Opened: 4125173
REUBEN'S
Omlh•
8738 W. OoClge Rd
PO Bo• 14388
Omaha. NE 58114
(4-021 393-<1287
Opened: 11211174
COCO'S
Om•h• 8724 W. Dodge Rel
Omt111, NE 68 114
(402) 393"'426S
Opened: 111517~
COCO'S
Carnpblll P112.1
2990 N. Clmpbllt Ave
T\ICIOn, AZ 857111
(602) 79S-7 494 Opened· 1122n4
REUBEN'S
San Mlleo
3025 CIMMew Way
San Mateo, CA IM402
(415) 574-8330
Opened. 12105175
COCO'S
Encino
17240 W Venlure Blvd
Enc;ino, CA 91318
(213) 990-387 I Oc>ened 913017 5
COCO'S
Cempblll
330 E. Hemlttori Ave
Clmpblll, CA 95008
(408) 378-7022 Opened: 10116173
AEUBEN'SICC>pO'S
West Covina.
531 Calllornla Ave.
Wes1 Covina, CA 91790
AB: 1213) 337-74641 or
(714) 990-0325
CC: (2131337-&768 Opened;
RB 2/18/76
cc 2110176
COCO'S
Aurora
2580 9 Haven• St Aut0<9, CO 60014
(303) 751-4707
Opened: 1214173
PlANl<HOUSE
Notthrld9I 18711 Devonanir. SI.
Norlllr\dol, CA 91324 (213)~1 1513116
apen.d·11an 4
GOAOA UZ
H9wpOt'I 8elCtl
900 8ay'llde Or
N9wpOr1 Bell;il\, CA 112600
(7 14) 760--097110972
Opened; 12118/74
COCO'S
Boulder
3390 • 28111 SI Boul&w, CO 8030 I
(303) 449-0361
(303) 44$-0352 (unllrtlld)
Opened; 12110176
COCO'S
Sunnyvele
1305 S. Mtry SI.
Sunnyvell. CA M087
(406) 736-MU
Opined: 3113n •
PLANKHOUSE
SoutllQlenn .....
2222 £. Arapeho Ad.
Uttleton, 00 80122
(303) 7911-3482
()oenecl. 811417"
COCO'S
Portland
11340 N.E. HllMY Ave
POf111nd. OA 97220
(503) 253-7772
Openlld: 8118174
COCO'S
Humlnglon 8-CI\
6888 8ofM A.-..
HuntlnQtori 8-ltt. CA 11?$47
(714) etJ-702017&45
Opened: 5131174
REUBEN'S/COCO'S
Melro c.n11t
2740 w. Nor1fl ~ ~AZ.8&021
'"'· (8021 24:Ml!ll 1 CC: (8021 242-6711 °'**': cc 2120175 Re )/Ot/75 coeoe
Atvldl IOOt YfllmlW N,f. C«Mt AtVlld& co I0006 =,~ 4
1012417 .. • a.lwlll
IOI Olmytori ~. ......,, MOl3011 ~· e111101eaa1 4/24179 • ~
Hor1hrtdge. OA t i32• =t1Mm/Q2t
1011"14
'8/COOO'I .. .,..
..OlloelOM .. ~ a.n .ac-, CA H 123
"' \•1n 1w1 CC 4091 ft7·91U ~ NI •11~ro cc 61117t T Ht' Mo<)lllNOa
Conoont 12211 WlllOw , ... fl.Cl
Conoord, CA t4523
\410) -~/'°46
Opened 1011116 coco·e
81Gttrnenl0
SuMM SllOPlllnQ Cnlr
711117 MIClllOn A.-.
Cnru• Hohl• CA 030 tO
lllll) "8-010TI01•2
Op1oed 7129170
Pl.ANl<HOUBE
Seer 1me1\lo
8umlM 8nQPplng Cnll
1144& 8umlM Blvd
Cl1ru1 tigtt. CA lllMI 10
10101 ~-oeo1
Opened 8112175
SWEET TIBBIE OUNBAA
Portl1nd
115 N E 121h /\V.
POfll1nd, OR 97232
(&031232-1801/18Cl011876
Opened 2/211175
REUBEN'S/COCO'S
Oii Per11 ISi loult )
12990 M1nchllt11 Ad Oii Per11. MO 113131
AB (314l ll2t-0&69 cc (3 14) 821-0523
Opened.
cc 4/22176
AB 4129175
COCO'S
Cupwtlno
10830 S S1r11oga1
Sunnyv1le AOIO
Cul)«llno. CA 95014
14011) 998-&494
REUBEN'S Pl.ANl<HOUSE
TUCM>n
Campblll Plaze Shop Cntr
2980 N Campbell Ave
Tuceon, AZ 85t 19
(802) 327-0513 °'**'· 319177 REUBEN'S/COCO'S
Arc.Oii
l t50 w Colotado Bl110
ArCIKlll , CA 9100& cc· 12131 44&-5611 RB. (2 13) 448-5551
Opened'
RB 7128176
cc 7123178
lONY ROM/\'S
011181
10945 Compollte
Oall11, TX 75220
(214 I 353-0104 Opened. PH· 6130177
Opened 81 TA
COCO'S
Della.a
730 w Sprl119 V1lley Ad
AlchltOIOl'I, 1'X 75080
(214) 690-12741644-6983
(214) 644-6992 ,0111ce1
()portod· 6124/75
COCO'S
Olllu
12909 MldWI )' Ad
Olllu, TX 75234
12 14) 247·2277
Opened 718175
PLANKHOUSE Tempe
2350 E. Southetn Ave Tern~. AZ 85282
(802) 638-8047
01**!. 7117175
COCO'S
Rolllng Hiiia
28300 S WISllrn
San Pedro, CA 90732
1213) 832-8391 ()portod· 7115176
PLAN I< HOUSE
Aolllng Hlll1
28328 6. WMtern
San Pidro. CA 90732
1213) 832-8397 ()pined: 8/10176
PLANl<HOUSE
Cypr1a1
10011 Valley Vl-
CyprlSI, CA 90630
(714182Mll30
()portod: 81717 5
COCO'S
8el16Vul 530 I 121h SI N E
Bellevue, WA 98004
1208) 453-8138
()portod 513177
REUBEN'S/COCO S
Cert1t11<1
2516 EJ Camino Rell
Cettl blO, CA 112008
AB (7141 434-1786
cc (7141 434-1769
Opened
AB 8116177 cc 8/9177
COCO'S
Tigard 10900 S W 69th Ave
Tjglrd, OR 97223
1503) 246-5588
()penld 3124/7 8
PLAN I< HOUSE
Tigard
10935 S W 89th Ave
TIQarel. OR 97223
(503) 245-3174
()portod: 6130. 76
PLANl<HOUSE (Bl'V<TEA'SI
vi.rr~B• 10600 N.E. 381h Pl. l<lrklend, WA 98033
(2081 827-9507
Opened. 10112176
COCO'S
Foun11ln Valley
18380 Brookllurst SI.
Founulln Vllley, CA 92708
(714) N 2-550015509
Opened• 215176
COCO'S
Miiiion Viejo
2n50 Crown ve11ey Pkwy
Miiiion Vlljo, CA 92675
(7141 831· 1463 or 1-495-1680
Opened
12/16178 (S1.1n<11y's1
81 (Coc:o'sl
REUBEN'S/COCO'S
Colorado Sprlriga
4 1 tO N ACldemY Blvd Colon~do SPO•· CO 80907 cc (3031 596-9492/9494
AB (303) 598-4474
Opened RB
RS 613177 cc 4128177
COCO'S er ..
1250 lmpltlll Hwy
Brei. CA 9263 1
(7141990.()87110872
1213) 691·925& °'**'· 6121111 PLANl<HOUSE
Brei
390 S. St111 College Blvd
BrM, CA lt282 1
17 141 52$-4804 or
(213) 649-5331
Opened: 8111171
COCO'S
0111111 6232 E. Modllrigblrd ln
o.itu. TX 75214
1214) 1123-38871193 1 Opened· 31291n
cooo ·s
Omlhl
12020 Anne SI. Omlfl&. NE 68137
~~t212 : 4/26177
COCO'S
ClfrltOI
11510 L ScMfl 81.
Clfr"OI·, CA 90701 1114) tt5-10ff ()(
=··148719484 : 8117177
8
GwcMin Grove
12512 Vrlrfr/ Vl9w
OWdln °'°"' CA 926411 1714)nt.t710
Oolned: 111m
COCO'S
T\ICeOn
IOff E. lt'*"Y TUCtOn. AZ t67H
48-6108 4~ 1' (Oftllot)
: 3121111
H'S/0000'8
8todoon
7121 Pacllla A.,,.,
SIOdllOll. CA 911207 oc: t20t) t97-tol1/20U/20e3 M: ff740t1140t1 Opened~
.. 111111' co 1a11•m OOCO'I I.I ......
MIO I.Ml• Mutt., IJlowd, I.I ...... OA t204 I
"'-·-·
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Thuraday. A.ugu11 19, 1982 D
=14 "'""" 1111/fl a ~AOIOOI DIY4
lt1$1iitv9da CA I ll.4>
~.:2 11'7/ I IH 1tH l 11
cocoa UplWIO 60 Weal ,00111111 U~1 CAl11N l,,., .... 0004
Opened 10111177
coco·a
San 8et ner e11no 214 E Hlghll nO Avt1
8111 BelnerdlnO CA G2406
(7141 582 1200/ 1209
OpeM<S 217178
COCO'S
Fon w orth
4801 8 Hulen
FOii W0t1n, IX TfJ 103
1811111n-1&91 Opeoe<1 113 117 8
AEUBEN'SICOC0'8
Arlington
2100 North Colline
Arllng.ton, rx 760 10
CC: (5171266"'4&12 Ae. (9'171 2611-4602
Ol*\lld: CC 10131179
RB 11/13/79
COCO'S
Stn JOit 3 70 Soulll l(i.ty OIVCl
Sin JON, CA li6 I 17
(408) 244-3289
Opeoed 071161&0
REUBEN'S/COCO'S
Of1nge
2585 North Tut llrt
Ofange, CA 92665
RB. (71419911 164211543 cc. (71419911.0141101•2
Opened CC 07118175
AB 07124178
REUBEN'S
Arvede
7790 Weal 801h Avenue
Antl da, CO 80005
1303) 421·6512
(303) 420-610216103
Opened· 03120179
PLANt<HOUSE
Simi Valley
2410 Nonh Sycemo1e Drive
Simi Valley, CA 93085
(805) 527·860118802
Opened: 08115178
BAXTER'S CORNEA/COCO'S Bea\1'911<.>n
CC 3710 S.W. Ced81 Hiiis Blvd
BC 3720 S W Cedar Hiiis 8111•
Beevenon. OR 97005
CC: (503) 641·668418503 BC (503) 641-520011808
Opened CC 09/05179
BC 11/20179
COCO'S
Rlve<llde
10092 MagnOlle
RlverslOe, CA 92503
(714) 687-3848/3847
()portod: 10124178
REUBEN'S
Forth Worth
4413 S W Loop 820
F0rt WOrlh, TX 78132
(8171 292-6170 or 429-11681
Opened 11111/78
REUBEN'S
Kansu City
8821 Stalellne Kensu Clly, MO 84114
1816) 333-91I119112
Opened 03120179
COCO'S
Prairie VIiiage 5400 West 951h S1ree1
PralrMI VIiiage. i<S 66208
(913) 341-78a5
Opet1ed: 07124179
COCO'S
NonllQlenn
22 t Weet 104th Avenue
Nor111Qtertn. CO 80233
(303) 452-05891059011848
OpeNl<I 10119179
COCO'S
Tutlln
14071 HOii Avenue
Tuatln. CA 92680 (71•) 730-1540115A6
()portod 08116179
COCO'S
Garlend
11401 E.ut N0<1h-I HIQl'lwey
Oa!Jes, n< 752 18
(214) 341-8777
Opened 07110179
COCO'S
Selem
4120 C-Omtnoicl•I Slleet SE
Salem. OR 97301
(503) 399· 1200
Opened 11106179
REUBEN'S San BemarOlno
1980 Elll Hlghlen(I
San Bernardino. CA 92404
(714) 886~9101~919
Opened 911 1179
REUBEN'S
Facl0tle
3600 • 1281h Av1nu1 SE
Bellevue, WA 9800e
(2081 64 1·3996
()penld 1108180
COCO'S
Meee
1862 Weal Bueune Road
Mese. AZM204
(802) 838-9440
()pined 10116179
COCO'S
Palm OeMf1
73-397 fnlbwrf II 1 f I
Palm lleollli1 CA 92660
(7141 3-48-556315564
Openec! 03120179
COCO'S
Olympll
955 Btaokl1k1 Blvd
Olympia, WA 91l502
(208) 75.4"'483214833
Opened 07110179
DU N B AR S
Peltlf'a lending
18360 Pllcitlc Coul ti'Qh••Y
tiunllnglon Beeeh. CA 112849
(7141 840-139111392 Ot
1213) 592-4•21
Opened: 3125180
TIBBIES MUSIC HALL
P11er'1 Landlrtg
18380 Plciflc Cou1 Highway
Hunllnglon Beech, CA ~2640
(7141840-SMt or (213) 502-4072
()pened· 1113181
BAXTER'S
El C.Jort
1026 Flelctllt Plr!lwey
El Ce)on. CA 02020 (714) 442-927 119272
()oened: ot/2t/80
BAXTER'S/COCO'S
Duban
7300 Amador PWJi Ao.a
Dublin, CA 9•688 BX: (41&) 62t-t382
CC: (416) 829-11311
Opened: CC 07111/IO
8)( 09/30/tlO
SUNOAr S
LMll9'>Ur
llO 1 LMlllC>ll' l.AndlrtQ CIKM LMtl9'M. CA 94a39
l415) 4'1-702217023
Openlcl; 1/10190
~BAR'S
Plllm o--t 72•2t' .. pay 1 I 1
Palm o.,en, CA 9ff&O
l714) *"93S8/t911Q ~: 12/03/IO
IAXTIR'I
AutON IQut,re
1&323 W•trnlM11r W•y a..tti., WA 011,3
~ : 10/07180
0000'1
Coma
SC.NonflADM
COYll'll CA • rnrt
1113) "l.()iH/0966
•lt laMS03 °'*'* 0 llOtllO
coco.
lN -000 HOO 81•1•1l"'" ~ l 11.000. Kl M~
C913) 311· 14 t&
Opi ned 0 llOfllO
COCOI
Llkl fOfMI
171135 81111riger W 1y N t
8111Ue, WA ii 186
(208) 3844910/lt lT
Opened 09109190
BAXTER'S/COCO'S
Glld11one
6129 NQflh AntlQc.h Rold
01.0t tone. MO 64 111 cc· 1• 1•1 453.3350 ex· 8181 463·331n Opening 12180
cc 03103/81
BAX'TEA'SICOC0'8
3011 Eo Foolhlll a111a
Pomon1, CA 111767 ex (7 14) 1196-5909
cc. 171•1 !195 &908
Opened CC 09/30180 Operted BX 11104180
BA}(TER S
ltVhHll
14346 l..ulve< Drive
lfv1n1, CA 927 14
(71•1857-210312104
OPl"ld 9130181
COCO'S tucaon
72SO North Orecl• Roa<!
TUCM>n, AZ 8570•
(802) 742·2840
~ 02/111/60
BAXTER'S
llllWPQrl BNcl\
5180 Birch S1ree1
N1Wpor1 Beech, CA 928e0
(714) 833-160011801
Op&rted 07115180
BAX TEA'S
Oert\lltl
4948 Soulh \'otemlle Str11t1I
Oreeriwooel Vlll•Qe Engklwooo, CO 80111
1303) 740-883618837
Operted. 01107181
COCO'S
Suo Clly 980 1 Welt Bell
Sun Clly, AZ 85361
1802) 972-9295
Opened 121 16180
COCO'S Fede<al Way
32065 Paclllc Coast Highway So
Feder•! Wey, WA 96002
(208) 94 1-5760166
Opened 121111180
BAXTEA'SICOCO'S
Pat1dlse Valley
4514 EHi Cactus
PhOltll•, AZ 85032
cc (602) 953-9155
ex (602) 953-9200
OPllMO CC 1211''\0
BX 01/2918 I
cocos Santa Rosa
1501 Farmltfs Lano
S1n1a ROH. CA 95405
(7071 545-2626
Opened 12116180
COCO'S
It vine
4595 Barranca ParKwav
lrv1n1, CA 92714
(714) 857-4020
Operte<l 08125181
BAXTER'S
TONY ROMA'S
Sandv Springs
6480 Roswell Roed N E
All1n11, OA 30328
(404) 256-3447
Opened 01112171
Opened IS TR 04109181
SANOPIPER Pllldmon1
2980 Pllelmorit ROid N E
All11111, GA 30305
14041 266-1706 or 262-28••
Opened 03124171
cocos
Peaclllree
5585 Peechlree 1ne1usir111
Chamblee, GA 30005
(4041 457-2856
Opened 0•12017 I
COCO'S
North Oru1d Hiii•
2370 NOr111 ONld Hills RooO
Atlanta, GA 303211
1404) 836-9948
0pen6d 0712017 1
MOON RAKER
SyOIMI
650 Jericho Tuinplke
SyoHel, NY 11791
1518) 364-2555
01HJned· 1111717 1
PLANKHOUSE
Darien
I 11 Old Kings Highway North
Darien, CT 08820
(203) 655-8286
OPlnld 0310 7172
COCO'S
Allanta
8660 Roswell Aoao
S1ndy Sp<1ng1, GA 30328
1404) 252-94519
Opened 0 I 10417 8
cocos
F1tnklln Sqv•rtt
650 Franklm Squ111
Frani.lln SQuer1. NY I 1010
(5161 872-6677
Opet>eel 0915112
PLANKHOUSE Or•noe 439 8ollon Pot1 Road
Orel\Q8. CT 96471
(103) 79S-4784
Opened· 05121173
Pl.ANKHOUSE/COCO'S
MUMPeQUI
5!'>98 SunrlM Highway
Maaaapequa, NY 1 1758
(518) 799-525210022
Opened. PH 09119172
cc 09114174
Pl.ANKHOUSE
I Embry Hlllt
3~ I Ch1mblee TUci<er Rola
Chamblee, GA 30341
140•) 455-11681 Opened 05128174
MOONAAl<EA
P1tlmUI
36 Plue ShOC>Plno C.Ot1t
Roule •• PWll'llUI, NJ 076S2
(20 I) SAM 170
Opened. 08112173
PLANl<tiOUSl!/COCO'S
Srf\llhlown
1906 NteconMI HIQhway
Lall• Orove. NY t 1?55
PH: (518) 265-2071 cc. (618) 265-20t5
Opened: PH 05/00114 cc 04125174
BAXTER'S
Hurttlft91on a• 1 Eut Mein 81,....
HunttnQlon. NY 11743
1111•1 s.49-11150 Opened• ()t/11/74
THE ¥00AINQS
Allanla
6100 P-. l"lr'IY AOMI N W
Allanla, QA 30S3f
(4041NII-I181/ t 111
Opened: Ol/03n3 !""oodl 08JOe/73 (Uquof
111.ANl<..olJH WI~
... Aoule -" bill Wll!'fN. HJ OU?O ~=--7162 oe121n•
COOO'I
AU1111a •
•1u Mtrm0tlll Oflvt1
811A18 MOIU'lllfl Q,. >OOtl
(4041 ttn-40& I °'**' 11 110".
IONV ROMA
Alla1•ll
i 481 Cobb Perkw•r
8m,rn1. GA ~80
140419~-4 .. 2
~ Hit 02/'lOll• RB CIOMO 7/fl(J
Ol*'9CI e1tilt11r.1eo cc 02114171
lR 1116111
Pl.ANK110USEICOCO S
01n1>1.11y
103 NIWlon AOlo
0111bl.lry, CT oee 10
PH (1031 744-5874
c c (2031744-8891
Oper1eo PH O~t 17171
cc 05110117
REUBEN SICOCO'S
Ell•I H&fllOrU
350 Robtu 11 8118'11
EH i Ht rllord, Cr 01111111
RB (:103) 528 0781
cc (2031 928·4905
Opened RB 01123179
cc 01130179
PLANKHOUSE 339 WISI Main 51111411
Avori. CT 0800 I
1203) 878 1311! Open1<1 O 111~1110
COCO'S
Morrow
128 I Soutnlll<e (;1ri;I&
Morrow, GA 30:180
1404) 968-14•0
Opened 01123179
Dated August 3 111112
MllMM.ld '•lllt.
Mof\ammed Hllllm.i.
Tren11.r-
Publlahed Oronge Cout Dally
Pilot Aug 19, 11182
.36811-82
PtJBl.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8UltN£118
NAME STATIEMEHT
The 1011ow1ng persons are doing
bu11ness aa
MEDIA ELEMENTS, 16234 Sar>
Gabrlol SI .. Fountain Volley Ca 92708 •
Mowaro Jamot. Reekie, 16234
San Gabrlel SI . Fourilam Valley
Ca 92708
GeDrlel• Kabel, 16234 San
Gat>rlal S1 Fountain Vall•y Ca
92708
Tl'lls lluslneu •• conoucle<l lly e
llmlle<I p8/1nershlp
Howard James Reekie
This slatemenl was Ille<! with thE
Counly Cletk ol Orar>oe Cour1ly or
August 2, 1982
F194$30
Publlahed Oranoe Coall 0•11>
Pllol Aug 5 t2 19, 28, 1982
3488·8•
PtJBl.IC NOTICE:
k--01352
l'ICTTTIOOI IUllHHS
NAME STAT£MENT
The fonow1ng petlOl'ls a1e dOl"'il
b<Jsln~ as
EOUIOON-SOARENTO e
general pa• t ner5h1p , 2500
Michelson 011ve. lr111na, Cahlorn111
92715 John B Parker, 1011 Emerald
Bey, Laguna Beach Celllorrila
92651
Leighton H French 914
Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach, CA
92651 Douglas A Burton. 2093 Swan
D1111e. Cosla Mesa. Ca11101nle 92626
RonalO J Barb1e11 17026
A'<ttnlda de Santa Ynez. Pacific
Palisades. Calllornla &02n Jeffrey L Pierson. 25 Blull
View, Irvine, Calllorn111 92715 w Dirk John!lon. 2323
Hunllng1on Stree1, Unit 1002.
Hun11ng1on e.ech, ca111om1a 92648
Edward k Bavmer, 6035
Folsom 01lve, L1Jolla. C1lllorn1a
92037
I Jemea C Purvis. 8505 El Pueo
GrenOe, L.aJolla, Cllltorrill 92307
This l>l.lsl<Mlt la conducted by •
general p811l"MlfShlp
John B Park et
T'hll 1111amenr w8' 111811 wllh the
Counly Clerk of Orange Coun1y on
August 12, 1982
PAUt., HAITIHQS,
JANOFSKY 6 WALKER
8115 Toown c.nter DrlYI.
11111 Floor,
l'\aJC NOflCt ... ,.,.
ncmioue~H
NAl!m HATWMIJfT
'"' lollow4ng '*-·· ... llOtftl:I lwlH_.. . ,.
OILM OAE AS60CIATf-
t'AR!NEfUIHIP 3200 tklelOI Str-'f
!l1.111• 680 Coata Miu CellOlnll
11211211
01111• w DorllllU<I, 3IN 1 a..
!)lull l ene S oulll i..Q1.1n1. Cellt111nt1
1121117
fhonrH l 8'-h•l be t, ttJ
8 1ndi;1a111. Corona 0 11 Mer.
C!Nrlomle 92020
Jll/'l'IM AldetlOrt. 11311 W 2 Ill
8tr11t. Sant• Ana. Cl11Uorr1'1 027ot
John & Or1rt11n 6 Co • a
C111torn11 c;orporellon, 3200 Otweor
Str1e1, Co111 M111, C1lllornl1
92628
Tlll• liUallllU .. COtldl.ICllCI by •
11""*' II pannerlhlp 01nlel W Donahue
Thomu L Sollllt>er
1 nr• 11111mem WH filed With 1he
CClunly C111r~ of Orano;i Coun1v on
Auo1111 t6 1082
FltlUI
µubll1t111d 0111111• CuHI D•llY
l'llOI. Aug 19, 26, Saµt 2. !!.: 1982 ___.........112.112
l'llJUC NOflCE
NOTICE OF DEATH OP
WILLIAM 8 . DOVER AND
OF PETITION TO
ADMINISTER ESTATE NO.
A-lUl58.
To u1J bt'll'll, bi•nefii:1anes.
n .. d11ors and contingent
<·red1tors of W illiam B.
Dover and person.'i who may
be olherw18(' intercat.ed ln
thl' will ..nd/or estate·
/\ pe1111on ha.~ been filed.
by Barbara na~ Dover C-0ry
in the Superior Cou rt o l
Orangt-County requesting
thal Barbara Rae Dover
Cory b~ a p pointed a5
personal representative to'
administer thl' esta1e o(
W1ll1am 8 DovPr (under \he
I n d 1• p e n d e n t /\ d m 1 -
n 1s1ra11 on of Es t a t es
A<'l) Ttw petition ts set for
ht!aring in Dept. No :J at 700
C1v1c Cent.er Dnve, West, m
the Ci ty of Santa Ana.
Cahforma on Sept. 15, 11182
al 9:30 a.m
!Jo' YOU OBJECT to the
granung of the peuuon, you
should <'1 lher appear al the
hearing and stale your
obJl'l'llons ur !ile wrillen
ObJec11ons with the court
before the hearing Your
appearance may bt> in person
or by your attorney
IF YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or a contingent
c:red1lor of lhP deceased. you
must file your claim w tth the
court or prest!Ol i t to t he
personal represent ative
appointed by the court
w11hm four months from the
dale or firsl issuan ce o f
leu.ers as provided m Section
700 of the Probate Code of
Califor nia T he t ime for
l'laims w1U not expire prior
to four months Crom the date
of the hPanng nouc .. -ed above
YOU M AY EXAMIN E
the file kept by the court. If
you are interested In the
est.a t.e. you may file a request
with the court lo receive
special not ice of the
inventory of estate assets
and of the petiuons, accounts
and reports described in
Section 1200 5 of t h e
California Probalt! Code.
Wtlnste lo & Welostela,
Attorney a t Law, 945~
Wilshire Blvd--Penthouse,
Beve rly Hills. CA 90U!,
(%13) !U-800 or ?74-078' Coet• Mela, Celttornla t2'2t Publrshed Or1nge Coul 01Uy
FllUOO Pllol. Aug 19 2'0 26. 1982 Alln: l.eRlb C. 0..
Published Orang& Cou1 Delly 3696-82
P•lol, Aug 19 26 Sept 2 19 1982 PUBl.IC NOTICE: ~~~~~~~~~-3_6~9-1-~8~21 ~~~~~~~~~~~~
K-01390
NOTICE OF DEATH OF POOUC NOTICE:
K-01388 KENNETH EUGENE
NOTICE OF DEATH OF WILBER, SR. AND OF
RICHARD ONOS LINDSAY PET I T I ON TO
AND OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO.
ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A·l 14UO.
A-114606. To .. ill heirs, beneficiaries,
To all he1cs. lx>neflc1ar1es, crC'dttors and con t ingent
c red.itors a nd contingent l'rc>dtt.ors or Kenneth Eugene
credll•>rs or Richard Onos Wilber. Sr and persons who
Lindsay and persons who may bt> otherwise interest.ed
may bt> otherwise interested m the will and l<•r est.ate:
m the will and/or estate A fA'1iuon has been filed
A pellllun has ~>en flll'd by Shirley Victory in the
by Timothy Brian Lindsay Superior Court of Orange
In the Superior Court of County requesting that
OranK~ County requesllng Shirley V1cwry Ile appointed
that TlJTlOlhy Bnan Lindsay as personal represent.auve to
be appointed as personal administer the estate of
represent.auve to adrrunister Kenneth Eugene W1lbt>r. Sr .
the est.ale of R1char-d Onos Costa Mesa. CA (under the
Lindsay. Costa Mesa. Cl\ independent Admi.rustration
(und_er the lndep('ndt•nt of &it.ates /\ct) The pellllon
A.dm1ntstra11on of Estates 1s set for hearing 1n Dept.
Act). The pellllon IS set for No 3 at 700 C1v1c Cen ter
heanng m Dept No 3 at 700 Onve West. Sant.a Ana. CA
C1v1c Cen ter Drive West. Y2701 un September 15. I982
Santa An&. CA 92701 on at 9.30 am.
September 8. 1982 at 9 30 LF YOU OBJECT to the
a m. grantirig of the pelltion. you
IF YOU OBJECT t-0 the should either appear at the
grantmg.of the peution. you hearing a n d state your
§hould either appear at the ob1ecuons or file written
he~ri~g a nd state your ObJecl1ons with the court
ob~ecl1ons or. file written before the hear ing. Your
obJectlons with the cou rt appearance may bt> tn person
before the hearing Your or by your attorney
aptb,art1nc-e may be tn person I F Y 0 U A R E A
or y your attorney CREDlTOR or a contingent
I F Y 0 U A R E A creditor of the deceued you
CREDITOR or a contingent must flJe your claim with the
creditor of the deooMed, you court or present 1t to the
muat (lie your claim With the person al representative
court or present It lo the appointe d by the cou r t
p e rsona l representative w1thu'lj f01.11 months from the
appointed b y the court date bf first Issu a nce of
wtthill four months from the letten as provjdfd ln Section
•date of flraf l11uaoce o f 700 or the Probate Code of
letteni •provided ln SectJon CalHornla The time fo r
700 of U\e Probe~ Code o( filing cWms wtU not explrt' ~omla. The ~me for fUJ.na prior to four months from
f1Una c1aima will not explre the date of the hurlna
prior to four months from notJced above.
the date of the hearing YOU MAY EXAMINE
notlced above the me kept by the CX)IUJ't. u
YOU MAY EXAMINE you arl' lnterellt'd in the
the tlle kept by the court. ll en.ate, you may We a ttqUeSt
you are lntue1tHI ln the with the C'OUrt to ~Ive
c:s\.ate,youmayfilearequ•l 1pec:lal notice of the
with the courl to receive Inventor y of esta~ uaeta
• pec:l a 1 notice o f the and of U\e pet1Uona. eccounta
Inventory of eat.ate aueu and reporta de1«lbsd In
andofthe peullona,accowua Section 1200.5 o( the
and report• deacrlbed ln Californ ia Probate Cod.e.
Sec llo n 1200 a of the Crawfer4, See1t, MtDuJel
Callfom1a Probate Codo. • OaVaHe, bJ! PTHk J ,
Meurve, Mempu 6 D.Vuw, AU.rMJ al Law Ba1~u . By: J . Rehrl Ill BrH•••J, SecH4 Mt911ft, Atiol'HJ at Law, Floor, laata MHka, CA
Utt CampH Drtve P .O. N411, (Ill) &ll·IUI
Bea 'lilt, Newpert iMc~. Publl1ne0 Ore~ Co•t o.ity
CA ...... (7H) "''W"I "'°'·Aug. It, 20, .. Ilia •
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Abreo. Mt.ion Vlljo, CA tt•t Oallfornt1 oo,poret1011. H'/' u1ll J"''I Tang, '719 Hlg httde C1m1er, tOUt YOlklp._n AY9n11e, Melntenenoe Comp111y. lr10 (e Celllo;nll 90012, until 2 o'clooii MIDNIOH I LAC!, INC Of Peelltc., MIMIOn VlejO, CA t2tl1
OAAIG ,ILTMAN, 20'PH Clrcle,AnlhelmHllll,CAt:l807 Orin, lll•ncillo Pa lo• Vl rdH , Huntington e.aotl. Calllorme from C1lllOrn•• CO•POretlon). 2tllt1 pm on Augu•tJI 1t1a etwl1lch C ALl,OA NIA •• Ce lllornle Tnlt0119'-laoonc11.1C1edbyart ~.-............ -· ..::::.":".::--O ·~·~· .. "' O c-:..,~· ............ '1 M :m~·.:i.::::.:'1'::" ..!:"'.:. ~~::i ~·-.......... ~ -· ::::: .;::>~ ~ h•:iJ:::::. l:t."~!':';-.~.:.,~r;,::i: --Q =:... ...
n14e ~le oond\lcled by en R80 Al'COAOINO lndl'fldVal e 111 •nCI 4 30 P m Tiie publlo Thie IMll-It COl1ducned by • tor conttn.c110n on~tete 11 y In tff&3 Ihle etatemtnl •II 11lllnoorpot11eo •HOClallon olllef Aten_,,, I Otlm-1lew. Jerry Teno heefl"O on ,,.. Pl~ ~ '°' ~por1llOn 9000fdenot with
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than e penlllfthlP P,_Oent flllll etel-t .., .. meo With the 1gea.13 wlft 0. held et E:ducetlon Otenge Coullty 8utkllfl0 lhenll0t 10 whlCll ,...,_ OOf'POfetlon July 21. tM2 .Jtwemy, Anwy! Tiiie 11e1.......,1 wu ntecr w1111 tlle C4ur1ty Ofer11 of Of9hge C:Wniy on C•nl••· 10251 Yotlllown Av•. Oft Mlllntenenc:e Company, 11 mae11' u IOHowt MkSnloht ~ Inc ,.._O
r1111 lllltfftlfll •• llleO with Ille Count~ Ci.rti 01 Otenoe County on AllQU•I t , 1912 s.p1..,.o. 7. 1oe2 et 7:00 o'CloOii Inc ori noe COllnty. 1,, trvtne , ,1 01 CelllOfnl• ' Publl•h•d Orenee CoH t elly
Counl\r Cltttl of Otenge County on July
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'1...U Pm Dentel A f lPPelnM. o •·mile north or C11lvet Ortn RIGtlerd M L• Piiot July ff, ~ 1· 12• 19· tNl July :IS, 1N2 ,_, "c~A.!.~.~ AT LAW Publlalleo Otenl)e CoHt Delly Publllhed Ore"j' Co .. 1 Deity PtMklenl Ovt1CtOH lng l01·0,.·406-l .2), 1 l'rwldent lM 12•12
,_, --PllOI, Aug 12, It, a , hc>t. 2, 1H2 PllOI, Aug 19, 198 Tllll 1111-t WU llled with Ille 2·epen CH l·ln·plece ptHl,.IMd Tnlt 11•1-t wee IUed with Ille .,._MO llt\ftH' Publl•ll•d o renge COH t Delly .-., ........ ~Arttlw llMl. 35-5-112 __________ 3_&_u_.a County Cl«k or Oranoe County 0<1 cone•"• bo• glroer bridge 10 b• County Cl«lc of 011nge County on ..--nu•~
Pilot July 211 Aug ! 12 It 1082 --July 29, ttll2 coneiructed July 23, 1912. 1---.,-,_--. ____ C _____ ...,..., ____ _
, • . • . 331e.12 .._PIM1 llMcfl, CA....,,,_ "8.IC NOTICE ,,..._ Tiiie profect llH • go11 ol 10 H l.VI" 6 aALYIR ~--· _. -·---~-Nll.-----IC--M) __ TIC£,....='.,.__ 'JC'TTTIOUa 9U ... ll Publlsll•d Or1nge COHI Delly p erce nt minority but ln11a ~ ... ....., D,..,_., llHM I01 COUWTY CM' Loe AMMUI ------------P11bllll1'0 Or .,.,Q., CoH t Dell) 'ICTfTIOUI 8UIMll N•• ITATI_... Piiot Aug el, t2, 19, 28, 1982 enterPfiM Pl rtlCIP•llon. Nlwpott lkeell, C9'1fomle taeo In ,. llllle If ROCNll.t.I .,._IC Mnnt'c Piiot, July 211, Aug II, 12. 19, 1912 .... aT•'fl•NT " "' 304·112 Bl I_. I I" llll' ,1-..
l"UUL ""'~ ,... ,. The lollOWI"" _,1111t11 are dCJlnn de ere ''<IU(..., Of "' • •• -lUWt(IN, .. llAltY l'OCHSU.. 331!6-8~ The lallowlng pert()M are dal"I! '"' ,..... " k OetlC lbed hefel Publlehed Orlnllf co .. 1 Dally 'ICTIT'IOUI au.Mii bu.lneM u : but l""' •e. PtllllC NOTICE WO/' r n. PUot. July 211. Aug 11. l:l, t9, 1882' LUW.IN, D111u1• '4A• tTATll•NT PtllllC NOTICE INDEPENDENT RUBBISH J 6 J AUTO OffAILING, 17211 Ple na,
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bull,_ •: -,.._ B s" """' S 112 27 Notice 11 hereby given lhet Ille P•Ojecl can on Y ..., O., e ,._ e •• ""'VA ff a.ALa. COURT OOCUMENT SERVICE. NAiii ITATWMllNT S•nti An• l\ld., 1111' """'• •nta How1ro H. ROH . 482 112nd 0 0 .. ,, Vli w Sallool Olllrlct of Oepu1men1 of Treneportellon NM.JC NOTICE c-ec.. tnW1
2850 Meu Verde Orlv•. No. o, Tl'le lollowlng persons "
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Co111 Mlae. CA 82828. bualnM•.. New~~·~ C•IH-;,,.nla 92980 82883 but llOI 1e1 .. then, 2 00 pm . Ille So. '";."/:';:;on; 8 ng, •
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'1Crrn0u~•t._1 •ubJect to eonll,mellon by rile TRANSCEND BUSINESS •1.._2.NL"..~.1~vu;.~~~~.4g~ Ed A••k•ll•n. 2021 8ullneu JO/\n0.8onle,49282ndStreet. 3111 day ot A.uou11, 1tll2, Mated c'~~1'i orn1 .110'!901~,p~no• ....... T.!!'_.... above entltled SllP"lof Court, on SYSTEMS, INC .• a Celllo1n11 "'""'' -~ ""' Can1er Drive. 1,vtne, Calllor,,le Newpor1 e..c:n. Clllltomle 92$83 bkl• IOI the pu,Ch ... of • ro11ry " "-.. ,.. "' Sepl. 15, 1912. 11 10 • m or
cotpot1llon. 2850 Men Veroe 92848 .,271,. Thie bl.la!,_ le aonc:tucted by • mower 10 cut latge "'" or g19.445.33261. 911" mey be -" TM lallOwlng per90na are doing thetM"" Within the lime ellOwed l)y 0 N 0 C t M C
A OANIEL STAHLECKER,20401." -A·p--1~et11p I SChbft" "•llbetlle•t>o••Olfl0e911deltheomc.. bullneet u l•w.tlleu nd1r11nnad.•• rive,
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.. 2 County Clerlc or Otlf'O' County on Huntington S..ch. Cllllornl• 82847 '1nc•ICO,"' •• atr .... n "" " u ng • , 0111 ne. ,. wlll Mii eJ prlvete Mia to the hlglleet Trenaceno Bualneu Allport Lane, Hunll"OIOn Beech, CA Newpon Beach, alllOfnl• 11 Auguel 8, 1882. ano lhall be opened end publlofY Ille work I• a11ueted. 92828 end 1Jee1 net bidder on the t"m' S
1 1 g2848. Tiiis bualneu I• conducted by en flt ... r, .... aloud et tile ebove stated time The euccnalul blddet •11•11 INTERAMERICAN BUILDERS end oondlllone 11ere l,,e1ter ya eme. ":<en Gibbs CARL BJORKOVIST. 319 Ony11 unlnoo,po,ated H 1ool1llon other Publl•h•d orange Co.et Delly ;;; pl-. lurnlen • peymenr bond and • PA AT NE Fl SH IP. • G • n e fl I menUone d 111 right, title . end
Thi• •t1temen1 .... filed with Ille Avenue, Belt>Oe ltland. CA '"'"I P•TrtnereHlllp.I Piiot, Aug 12, 1g, 28, Sept. 2. 1882 All bid• •h•ll be m•d• on bid per!Puo,·~·.nncel tobOS~tlon 1773 Of fh• BParltlntlfl •lllpG. 3315c1 AltWey Avencu•, lnterHI of AOCHELLE LUMPKIN. COll.nty C..,_ 91 Or1n9t County on SHERI BJORKOVIST.
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Avenue, Bilbo• 1111nd, CA. Thia ttelemenl wu filed with the ----81-m-•c_un_Tl ___ _...-t10rm •h•ll be aooompinled by 1 L•bor Code, tile ganetet Pf"'alllng 92628. end en right, tllte eno lnterNt tt1e1
• · FtMOlll Tiii• bualnnt I• conducted by • County Clerk ot Orange County on rUULI nu CE certified ouhler'• olleck or bid rete 01 wegee In the county In Which I NT ER AM ERICAN C 0 R • 1119 .. 111e hit ecqulred ,,, addition Publl•h•d orenge CoHt Oelly general pertnerlhlp Auou11 8, 1g92 1 11 1 I the emounr of the work 11 to be done hu b"'1 P o RA T 1 o N , • C •I I I or n 1 •
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Piiot J•""' 211 A•""'. 5, 12, tg, 1982 01nl9' Stllhleck.. F11M1111 NOTICI INVIT1NQ IMDI bond or percen o determined by the Director ol the corpor111on, 31S1 .Alrwey A--.ue, her dHlh, tn tile rH I p'operty ' ~, ' -• 3333-82 Thi• statement wu hied with the Put>ll•ll•d o,.nge Coul Otlly Notice la hereby given 11111 tile 1119 bid, mMM payeble 10 1119 Otde< Oepertmenl of lndutlrlel Re1euon1 Building G-3, Costa Meu , CA locited In '"' c
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County Cllrle of CX•nge County on Piiot, Aug 12, 19, 28. Sept 2, 1g92 Boerd Of TtUllHI of Ille COH1 ol IM OOMnc viec~h~ Dletrlc1 OI Tf\H• wage rate• •PP••· In th• 92628 ANGELES. Sl•t• Of CALIFORNIA
July 28, 1982 ,1.._. __________ 3_5_54_._112 Community College Ol11rtc1 of Otano-ounry. 0'" • Oeputmen1 of Tra n1por11Hon NORTH AMERICAN HOUSING, described u ronow.·
Nu: NOTICE -o ..... c.,.,,, c.......... .... .... ... _,, ---.............. "'""' ....... OHO ... C•"M"" -"""""'· "" ,.,. -·-.... 22 leet Of the f'ICnTIOUI .,..... Publlehed o,.nge co .. 1 Di lly NM.JC NOTICE receive H•l•d btda llP to 11:00 ruponelve 10 the contrec t p,...,•Jllng Waoe RetM. deted June Atnvey A"9nUtt. Bulldlng G-3, Coate North-.t"ty 22 2 f•t of Loi 19 In Piiot. July 211. Aug. 5. 12, 19, 1982 ------------1.m • Tueed1y, Auguet 31, 1982 •1 documenll. Coplu of the rotery 1982 Futu,. ellecllve wege ret" M-. CA g21128 8lOCk "F" of Tract No 33118, In the
MAim •TAT'lmN'T 3420-82 l.aOAL NOTICE the PurCllUlng Department Of Nld mower apeclllcetlone 10 b e which h•v• bHn preOetermlned Thia bullneat 11 conducted bye City ol AvelOn, u per mep rtcotdtcl bu~°'='ng l*90tl• .,. Oolng ------------NOTICI °' Al'flUCATION college dlettfct loc11eo e t 1370 lurnltlled '" now on 111' ~111' end ere on Ille with the Oepertm41n1 119'*11 pertntlfahlp In 800ll 37 Pegt1 3 to 7 lnelualve ol SOPHISTICATED COUPLES OF' ____ NllJ;....;..;....;..C_NO=TfC=[=~--Notifica tion la hereby given by AOema Ave ,,ue, Coete Mue, Bual,_ Office, Ocean View oot ol lndu a tr Ill Rele tlcn a ere N ot t II Amer le: a,, M1pa, In Ille olflee ol Ille Co1.mty
SOUTHERN CALIFOANIA, 501 · ..--'l'TTIAO•t 8U ... H N•TION•L BANK (In Or,.·-•··tlon). Ill ..... ,,.,bf· lcl ...,......._. d d I Beech C1lllOtnl11 Tiie Dlstrlel ... .......,.,,.,,., S 1
• S 0 UT HE Fl N C A l IF 0 RN I A Celllornle et wtllcll time Mid bide DlatrlC1, 18840 B StrMI. Huntington rel .. enced bul not printed In Mid Houal"", Inc: ., ___ .,_ of Mid County
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• CA"' I "'2703 n.... ....... " " .. -....... w ..... "" ri-....... -en rN or: . . ""bllcatlon Frenk w B•umen. PrH s .1 .. propertu I• •l•n lhown •• I
.. .. •• .._.., A ~ " "' -o. -"' -·-,.... , OEPARTll.1ENT OF Tiiie ll•t•mtr1t WU flied wlll'I the Lot 2" In Block 1" Of , .. _ o .. ·-··· Sopllletlcated CousplH
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The IOllOWlng persona .,. doing Drive, 12111 Floor. Co•t• M .... CA, NEWSPAPER "COAST REPORT" bid•. NO bidder may withdrew 111• TR!!,NSPORTATION' County Clel'k ol Or•""" cou,,ly on Mep "'01 •111lon, riled ,~ ... Bo"o'k1 Southern Cllllomle. 501 • Forett, buelneu H : th•I I n appllcello,, WH flied with FOR 1982 83 SCHOOL YEAR WI bid lot ' period of forty-five 145) -·w-"
Senta Ana, Calllornle 112703 (I) MHC CONSULTANTS; (b) the Comprroller 01 lhe currency on 1 1 YR RENEWALS deye after the date Ht ror 1111 Deputy Director Augual 11, 1g92 Pages 31 lo 48 lnclualve of Ottlolal
Thie bUll,_ le conducted by an M H C ·, ( r J •• H C P 0 LIT IC AL July 27, 1982 lor perml11lon to our B;_, N. 1088 PRINTIN" OF o,_,lng ol bldt Proltcl Oevelopmtnt '1N171 M1p1 Of Nld County.
lndlvldlltl. .. Fl EL AT I 0 NS Id) M H C change Its tllle from Southern NEWSPAPER "BRANDING IRON" aMtla we, Clerll ef Oeled JUI" 19, 111112. Piiot. Aug, 12, 19, 28. S-t. 2, 1982 referred to ea 31• Oeecinao ~ "' "' o. -"' ,_ .. 1 Mata · •nd Conatructlon Publlelled Orenge CoHt Dally The property 11 commonly unlncorporeled IUO<llellon Olner OR G .AN I Z AT I 0 NA L MAN A· C111fornl1 N1llonll Bank 10 N1t1on1I FOR 1982-83 SCHOOL YEAR Wi 111• ~ of True1-Publlihed Or1nge Cont Dally ...,. 3599-82 "venue, Avelon, c arellnl lelaoo, lllan • pert'*111\lp. GEMENT, 21144 Clllf Drive, Newport Bank ol Southern Clll(pq\le. four t·YR RENEWALS 0-, View kflool Dlatrict ,.
82 1<•111 J. Fort, BMcll. Cllllotnl• 921183 Any P9BOn wlllllng to comment All bids''' to be In eccordanoe °"'"fe, C-1)', CA PHot. Aug 12, 1 •. 19 3501-82 ------------Cllllornl•
Treeeurer Merk Happy CluN, 21144 Cllll on this appllcellon m•y Ille hl1 wttll Ille BICI Form tnllructlona end PuOllaheO E>ren11• Cou t Delly Pla.IC NOTICE Tiie aale 11 subject to cuHent Thia •l•l-1 wu Ried Wllh tile Drive, Newport BHch. California comments In writing with the Condlllone end Specification• Whk:h Piiot. Aug 12, 10, fg82 run, c:ovenen1a, condlllo,,•.
County Cler1t of Orange County on 92883 Comptroller o r the Currency, ,,. riow 1n 111e end mey be MCUred 3.588.a2 NOTICE IHVITINO 81D8 ru1rtcllon1, reser111t1on1, tlgh~.
Augult g, 19112. ,,.......... Vicki Lynn Cluff, 2944 Cliff Admlnl•ttetor or Nellon11 Benks, In Ille office or the Purchulng Agent Pla.IC NOTIC[ No1lce la hereby given 11111 Ille rtghra of wey. end HMmenta or
-Drive, Newport Beech, Ce lllornl• Sixth Netlonel Bink Realon. Sulla 1 uJ 1ege di lc1 Pta.IC NOTICE Board 01 TruateH o f the Coast recotd, ano Clellnquent tu• to be Publl1hed Or•nge COHI Delly 92••" 2700, Pe•-"tr" Celn f,,_., 229 o c--dh colbldd llr b II th .. 1 -I a••., Community College Ol1irlcl ol utlalled OU1 Of the pureh ... P'IOe
<>-2 "'82 """ _,. ---,.... "must au m WI "11 NOTICE INVrTINQ 8*01 NOTICE M TRU.,.,.,• .. ~ Ore nne Counl", Calllornla, wllt The pr..,...,.y 11 10 be told on .,. Piiot, AllQ. 12, 19, 28, ._..1. • 1.. Thia buelneas la conducted by Peechttff Slrffl. N.E., Atlente, bid • ceahler'a c .. eck certified 1 L~ .. _ 1-1• • ' .....-'
3515-82 " · Notice 11 hereby II ven that Ille -· ..... -receive aeeled bids up to 11:00. ·as ,, .. bUls. e11cep1u10 tllle. -------------lndlvldu11a (Hu1bend & Wife) Georgie. 30303 II eny pereon check. or bidder'• bond mede Boerd ol Truateu ol the Cou1 T.a. No. m41·1 Friday. September 3, 1982 •I the Bloa or ottera
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rtllllC NOTIC£ M. H. Cluff dealrM to protest the (lf'llflllng or peyable to the e>tdet of the Coast Community College District of BURLINGTON FI NANCIAL Purcllulng Department of said l>'Operty and must be In writing Ind Thia 11a1-
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tllla epplle•llon he hu a right to do Community College District Boerd 011ng• County, Callfornl1, wlll SERVICES. l!'IC, u duty appointed college dletrlct loceted at 1370 Nill be received et the ol"c• of flCTTTIOUI IUllNEl8 County Clerk 01 Orenge County on ao II lie"'"• written notice ol Illa or Tru1t-In en amount not lets reoelve Maled btda up ro 11:00 e .m. Trustee under the lotlowtng Adima Avenue, Coste Mesa, WILLIAM M. WILCOXEN, ettomty
N._ ITATEMt:NT Auguat o. 1982. Intent with the Comptraller of the then five percent (5,..,) of Ille wm Thursday, Sept 30. 1982 11 Ille deacrlt>eO deed or truet WILL SELL Cellfornla,
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which llm. Mld bids tor said ldmlnlalr1tor at 3&4 Forwt The tollowtng persona ere doing F1MMI Currency within 21 days of the dlle bid 11 e gu1ran1ee lhll Ille bidder Purcllulng Department of Hid AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE wlU be publicly opened •nd re•d lat: Avenue, Suite
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bualMau: Publlahed Orenge Cou t Delly ot l hlt publlc etlon . The will enler Into tile propoaed college dletrlct located 11 1370 HIGHES T BIDDER FOR CASH 3ll-MONTH LEASE OF TWO Calllornle
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, °' mey be lli.d THE MONOGRAM STORE, 300 Piiot. Aug. 12, 19, 28, Sept. 2, 1982 nonconllden1111 portions or the Contract II the ••me 11 awarded 10 Adema Avenue. Coll• Moe, (p1y1blo •I time of ule In lawful IM p Ac T p A
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Peclllc Cout Hlghwey (Suite J), 3492-82 eppllc1t1on '" on Ille with the him. In Ille event of llllure lo enter Cellf0tnle, et wnlCll time Mid bide money ol tile United Slltea) ell OPTIONAL l·YEAR RENEWALS. or d e ll\lered
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Newport Beach. CA 92663. 1--------T-C_E___ Comptrollel' of the Currency u P•rt Into llUCh contrec1. tile proceeoa or will be publicly°'**' and read for: rlghl. title end lntereat con~ to All blda .,. to be
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ROBERT A. PETERSON, 2465 l'tafC N0 I of the public: tile This file Is lhe ofwlcll.wlll be lortlllted, or In Ille MISCELLANl:OUS SURPLUS BIO end now held by 11 under Nld Deed with the Bid Form Instructions and eller first publfcetlOtl
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Mltino Drtve. Newport Beech, CA K~1'U •nllebl• for public Inspection cue of a bond. Ille lull sum 1r-eo1 S A LE: COAST COMM UN 1 TY of Truat 1n the P<°'*1Y herein1ner Condlllona and Speclllcatlons wnlch and before making Mid Mle.
928&3. '1CTITIOUI IUIWfll during regular bualneu houra •Ill be forfeited to Hid college COLLEGE DISTRICT described are now In 1111 and may be MO.Ired The property will be sold on tte RICHARD F. KOHL, 303 25th N,.,_ ITATIMENT Publlalled Orenge Cout Delly dlltrlcl AK bide ere to be In accoroanoe TRUSTOR PETER H. ASHER. • In the olfloe Of Ille Purellulng Agent lollowlng terms; CUh °' pen Cllfll SI,~. "-k-. Ced1r o .......... 1~ PHol. Aun 12, 10, 1982 No bidder mey Wlllld,.w his t>kl th I~"''" " 1 1 uci•--...... • • ..,..,. m•" ..... let .. of .. .-... -· """" .......,.,, v-• TM following persone ue doing -,. WI ""' rorm na' ""'' -"' .... .,.,. -· T of_,, college dletr . end pllt a ed,., lhe terms """""
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2 ton period lat forty-five (4SJ deye Condit •end S~tllcellona wnlch BENE FI CI A A Y M 1 OWES EeCll bidder must aubmll with hie credit 10 be acceplebl• to Ill• This busl,_ la conducted by
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TARNUTZEA OIL VENTURES, Pt.8LJC NOTICE '"" lhe dlle Ml for the opening are now on Ille and may be secvred PACIFIC FI NANCIAL. INC · ' bid e cuhler·a check, certified undet1lgne<1 end to tile Superic>r
ll"*el pennwlhlp 2915 Red HIN AYlnVI, Suite F-200, ------------tll«eol. In the olflee of tile PurChealrlg Agent COfp()(etlon check, or bidder's bona mede Court, ten perce,,t ( 10,,,) of th Robert A. Peterson Coate M.,., CA 112828 N 0 T I CE 0' INT IND ED Tile Boetd 01 Trust-r~ of Mid college dlllrlct. AecordeO Auguet 211. l880 es p•y•ble to Ille 0tder ol the Cout amount bid to ec:company the oflltr Thia
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wu llled with Ille Byron M Tu nutzer. 900 Via TR A It a FER 0, ft IT A IL the privilege ol refecllng eny and •II Each bldd« muat &ubmtt wllh hl1 lnatr No 39208 In book 13724 Community College District Board by ce<ilfied chec;IC, end the belMCe
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Orange County on lido Nora, Newport Buell. CA ALCOHOUC UVl'.RAOIE UCl'.NU blda 0' to welve any lrregularllles or bid • c11hler's check. certified PtlQe 734 ol Olllctal Aecorda In the ol Trull'" In an emount not less 10 be peld on confirmation or Nie
Jury 20, 1982. 92663 UNDIR a1cTtONa 24071 AND lnlormlllll" In any bid or In the check, or bldder'e bond made oNlce of the Recorder or Orange then 11111 peroen1 (5V,) of the wm end terms of .. 1e by the Su~
'1t3707 Klmt>erty Lynn Ternutzer. 900 14074.i_ CAllfO"NIA I UllNEl8 bidding. payable to lhe ord .. ol tile Coaet CO\mly: 11ld Oeed or trust describes b•d aa 1 guarani" thet the bldOer Court. h.11n, renta, OP9<etlng 81\d Publl•hed Orenge Coasl Dally Vie Lido N0td. Newport Beech, CA ANO 11,;00I Open: Auguat 3l, l982 -11:00 Community College Dlatrlct Board Ille foHowtng properly: wlll •nler Into tile propoaed ma1n1en1nce o.penaes. •lid Piiot, Jury 29, Aug. 5,
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2. l9, 1982 92663 Llcen-: HUSAM MOHAMMED •.m of TNll ... In •n amount not less PARCEL 1. Conlrecl II tile Mme Is awarded lo p<emluma on lnl<l,.not ecotpl .. 3400
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Byron Alchlrd Ternutzer, 900 KASIM: Soetal Security Number: 1'1 NORMAN E. WATSON then five percent (5%) ot the sum Loi 3l of Traci No. !03-47. In Ille him. In tile evtr11 of flJJure to ent11< 10 tl'le purellaMt "'"' be proret9d
Vie Udo Nora. Newport Bell::'h, CA 561·88·5432, Addreu· t2H 1 Secrerery. blO u •guarani" that the bidder City of Irvine. County 01 Orenge 1r110 MJC11 contrect, the Pfoceed• of n of tile dete of recording or
92663 P1clllc Avenue. Loa Angeles, CA Board 01 Trust... w111 enter Into the pro poeea State of Celllornl•, .. Per map tile check will be fortejted. or In the c:onveyenoe. EJ11mln111on of 111 ...
rtalC M>TICE
flCTTT'IOUI 8UllNIU
N,,_ITATWMSNT
The followlng P9f"Ol'IS ere doing
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BLACK CANYON CONDOS l TO .. 1eeoo Mein Slr .. t, Suite 110,
Huntington BMch. Cellfomle 92648
SunMI Slloree Inc .. 1 Celllornle
corporellon. 11481 Down Drive,
Huntington a..cn. Cellle>tnle 92647
Thie bu.lneaa 11 conducted by 1
llmlted pertnerahlp.
Sunaet Shor ... Inc
Robert M. Smith, c .E.o.
Thi• 11atemen1 WU filed wtth lhe County Clerlc ol Orenge County on
July ~. 1g82. . ,,talll
Publlahed Orenpe Coast Dally Pllol, July 211, Aug 5, 12, 19, 11182
3382-82
DllTH NOTICES
Lee ChtllloC>her Tarnutz:e<, 900 90066. ~~~mlr:lty ContrlC'I 11 Ille Mme 11 •warded to ~ec9 ~~~ bookM'--~~~~ .... ~,7 ::! ~of, bof1d. the full tum thereof recording of conveyenoe. tran*ftr Vie Lido Nord, Newpon Beech, CA In I• n d • d Tr• n a f • r ••a: -v ""' him In Ille IYlflt Of lellure to enter " "''""~•v. --~ ........ • will be lorlelled to Hid college taxet. and eny lltle ln10renoe ~ 92663 BOONCHOO VONGRUKSUKOI; PUbllahed OranPie COHI Delly Into IUCh conlrect. the Pfooeeda of the oltlce ol the County Record« or dlatrlct. shall be et the e11penH of lfle
This bualneu Is conduciea by • Addr-. 2234 EDI Walnut Avenue, Piiot. Aug 12· lD, 1182 3590-82 Ille check wlll be forfeited, °' In the Mid Covnty No bldd« mey Wllhdrew hi. bid PIKClllM or purell-•. • • ~II Plllnetthlp Orange, CA 928117: SENGDAO cue 01 •bond. the lull tum lhtteol EXCEPT THEREFROM all oll, gas le>t e period for lorty·flve 145) deys Tiie unOet1lgneo reaervH Mf• ~~~~~g~ OIL ~e~~:,uK:5~~L~:" As:t:'.r:/: ~:TICE ~~:~,e 1ort11ted 10 u ld college ::.r;:a1: 0:,~11 o~:-~~:.~1 ~.C:;" <l•te Ml tor the opening ~~:~r~~ :~r>dc!~~~ 1=
1 Cattlornla 2234 Eut Wetnut .Avenue, Or11f1941, aUN"'°" COURT M Tl4£ No bidder m1y withdraw his bid l~h1t 0
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O"*•I partnetlllllp CA 828e7 ........... lot • period for forly-llve (45) deya r.....,._ ,, natrumen • o recor the prMlege 01 rejectlnQ any and all Dated July 29, 1982. • Byron M Tarnutzer Retail Peckage Off-s.le Beer' Ind ITATI °' CALlf'-.. Iller Ille date Ml for the opening PARCEL 2. bids Of to w1lve any lrregvlerfllee or ntOMAI MURPHINlr, .;
a.ntlel Penner Wine No 20-113887, 388 Soutll f'Ofl THI COUNTY°' thereof e .. ementa 81 HI forth In lhl lnlormlllll" In eny bid or In the .. ~lretor ef the , Thie 11atemen1 was llled with tile Mein S treet, Orange, Cellfornl• LOa A~Lll The Boer<! ol Tru11-teeervet Sec Ilona •nlltle O "Certeld,, blddlnQ Wiii of !tie ebe••M!Md :i
County Cler~ of Orenna County on 92888 L-~111 Nottllc~~-1.. the prlyllege or refecllng any end all Euemen1e for Owners" •n /1/ NORMAN E WATSON o-dent. .•,
.. --_._,__._. bldaor 1o welveenyttranu1er1tlesor "Support. S ettlement •nd "-r~''J· Wllu•aaaa -co"EN July28, 1982. WESTERN MUTUAL ESCROW. PLAI TIFF· HOLLYWOOD ..,, " 1111 A II le ~v• .._-. .. "' "
11\JLOIP a ttAlllOll (CJ) 14081 South Yorb1, Su lie 101 PRES By TE., 1 AN •• E 01 C • L lnlormallllH lro eny bid or In the Encroechrnent o ~ r
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'--• • p t OMce ao 2710 Tuetln C1tllo nle 821580 ATIN· " ... " bidding. e nlllled "EH1menu 0 l ne Cout Community J14 ,_,Aw.. •MA • °' a LlNOA ,RUOEN~CKER . CEHTER,eCeJllornl1 corpor1llon NormenE Watson Oecteretlon or Covena nts, COllegeDlslrlC't a..v-e..ctiCAt:mi ,
4CM1 lllecArtllur loulev.,d Totll c;onlld«etlon to be plld lor 0 E FEN 0 ANT A NN E Secretary. Conditions. end Rutrl.~llone Publlaheo Oren11e Coast Dally (714) ..._,_ •
Hewpot1 lhectl, CA IQ9IO f 1M2IO tile bualnMI and llcen.e (lo lllclvde STROMBERG. lndMdullty, I nd dbe Boero ol Trull-deacrlbed In SUBJECT TO· below Piiot, Aug 12. 19. 1982 Publlehed Or1nge Con t Od y Publlehed Orenge Coest Dell~ tr111enlory whelhet e ctu1t coal, FISHERS OF MEN. ,,,d DOES I Cou l Commu1111y (the "Oeclaretlon") 3589-82 Piiot. Aug 12, 13, 19, 1982 .• Piiot. Aug s. 12, t9. 26, 1982 •tlm•led CO.I, or a not·IC>-el(CMCI "''°""" X, lnclualve•u-o~ C04tege District PARCEL 3 •. ~.. I 360~2
3511 82 t) -'"• Publlahed Otenge Cou1 Delly E•Mmenta H """" •Hemen • P\a.IC NOTICE . '"cc:: 1100000 CAU ~ .. c m1n PllOt. Aug 18, 211, 1982 .,. Plrllculu ly ••1 forth In lh•1-------------1 Nit.IC NOTICE ·: Proml~ Nol• Sl9,000.00 NOTICll Yov he.,. bMft ~ 3671>-82 Article entltled "E-ta" Of Ille -----------'i-
Tolll Amount $20,000 Thecowim.,dllc:*....,_..10V 1------------Oec tarulon of Cove nente NOTICE OF DEATH OF ·'
On or aner September 6, 1982 """-' ,_ IMfrlt "-'If ..._ l'talC NOTICE Condit Iona end Rutrlcllona ALFRED DUPONT AND NOTICE OF Df;ATB OF Tll• partlu •cir•• tllel th• rou re.pond wltNft ao de)'I....... OllCflbeclln "SU BJECT TO:" belOW M RJE FOG E D Na.
alder ton 1 ,., 1 he the llfhwmetton below. T·1... 1111a "M11ter 0ec1eret1on"I under 0 F P ET J TI 0 N T 0 A L AN ~ =,_.•~nd ~~":c!: It ~o tbe If you wlah to Mele Ille ldvlce of NOTICE M T'l'IUlffll'I SALE Ille Section HHdlng11n such Arllele ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. p •E T I T I 0 N 1:1() P.ld on.., ..... 1 .. _ ~n-i of en 11torney In 11111 matter. you T.I . No, IOll7 entllled u lollowe: "Ownw's Right• A 11z~13 ADMINISTER ESTATE Mh Ou ., " ,,. .. _, ahO\lld do to promptly ao lh•I your IMPOftTANT NOTICI TO end OullH , u111111 .. end Cable ··To "all ·h e'-, beneCi'cr'ari·es. ''Y MARLOW Harbor Lawn . Mount ve Alcohollc Beverage ontrot llH wrlllen re1pon11, If sny, mey be "'°"'""' OWNOt; Televlalon," "Sldeyerd EIMments ui> A-110~% •
HERMAN RIC HARD M ortuary. 540-5554. approved lh• propoMd transfer. nledonllme. YOUAAEIN OEFAULTUNDERA "Support end Selllement", c r editors, contingen t To all h eirs, bene flciariea.
MAHLOW,resldentofC.OSta CAULLEY TM Pllrttea elto ""'"Ind herein AVllOI Ueled he •ldo DEED OF TRUST . DA T ED "Encroechmenl", en<l "Community creditol"tl, and persons who c reditors a n d con tia e rh direct Ille above-named escrow clelllendedo. l'.I ut .. 11nel ,.11 ....... , ,. ESS YOU .. _ ..
0 M esa, Ca. Passe d away GEX>RGE W CAULLEY. holde r to m•k• peyment or Ud " .......... -:: FEBRUARY 17, 1,.82, UNL Fec11111 .. c:A19"Mnl. may be otherwise interested credit.ors of Marie Fogle and A
11m .. t 18, 1982. He was a r-•dent of Qnrden Grove, dlllrtbutlo,, within 1 reaaon1ble ._..,_ :!'.!''Ud.1 :::=-...!. TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PARCEL 4 JI ! h b le
-.-...... .. ....-_. •• PROPERTY,IT MAYBESOLDATA An eHement for Common in fhe wi o r estate o : perso na w o ma y --'---•-for the N ew York Ca. Palled a way Au0111
" 17, time itter 111' comple1lon °1 1119 ...... ---• --le -s LE. F ou EEO •N ...... A-_.~ I ALFRED DUPONT otherwise interested in th. ''"""MUUC H hanio-:-• f tr-fer of the lleenae a pravlded - --.... ...-PUBLIC A I y N ,. ...,f..._ey P\lfP09M u ...,... .. ....., n -r
Transit Line for the past 30 1982. e w aa a mec c or In Section 24074 Of the Cellfomle ....... EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE the Sec11on e nll11ed .. Common A petitlon has been filed will and/or estate; years prior to retiremt>nt. He the Frasse Steel Company Bu.W-end P,ofMeione Code. 131 Uated dH•• eollcl1er •I OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST Orlvewey E~I" or the Article by Elir.abeth c . Dupont tn A petition has been fi.l«t
.... v 1 -.-¥ • au n I o . d • b • r I• II• c • r Io LAWVER. Oeclar111on I.a aw-.. ved by h.ia wife C:.nlly ·. f or 4 0 yea rs pr i 0 r to HU"aln MohMnmed KMlm conH Jo de un •bogedo en 1111 YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A e nlllled .. Euemenra ' 01 th• the Su~erior Court of by M argaret Ad&tnllOn in the
h l1 daughtert, Alice Feher retlr~ment. H e is survived = Vongrvtc.eulldl lnmedlet•~I•. de •t1 manere. 0n September 8, 1982 •t 10:00 "YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER Orange ounty reques\fng Superior Cou rt of O rantfe
and L a ura Campbe ll; by his wife Rhoda; daughter Slngdao VOf1GrvtttUkdl IU r~t• eecrtta. tll h•y elgune. •.m .. ALLSTATE TRUST DEED A OEEO OF TRUST DATED that Elizabeth c. Dupont be Cou nty requesting that ~ndchlldren Cliffo rd Rhoda DePree· grandson Trenafer-puec1e -reg111,ede 1 tlempo. SERVICES. INC. u duly appointed AUGUST 22. 11140 UNLESS YOUT 8 ppo l n ted 81 persona I Marga r e t Ad amaon b e Em '.,._.. h d• K · d•d ht p bl ed 0 C 1 O II 1. TO TH! DEFENDANT. A c;Mt Trull .. under a nd pura11en1 to TAKE ACTION TO PROTEC _.._,_,_ I d ) rg e, est, """'t an ev1n; gran aug er u llh renge oaa • Y complelnt hH bHn tued by'"' Dffd or Tru11 reeordld Feb<uery YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE representative IO aunwWJt.er appo nte as person• Ltnda. Servtces will be held Kimberly; bro ther John; 3 PllOI, Aug. 19· 1982 3541~2 plelnUtt 41gelnl1 yOll. II YOll w1an to 28. t982 ... 1,,11. No. 82--0lle95e, Of SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE, IF YOU the estate of the dec:edent. repreentative to adminiai.r
Friday, August 20, 1982 at nephews a nd 1 niece. "8.IC NOTICE defend tlllt l•wsult, you muet wttllln Ofl1clel Record• In the office of the NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE T h e p e t i t lon requ ests the estate of Marie Fog~
the Harbor Lawn Memorial Servica will be held Friday, ao d•y• •ftet this 1ummon1 I• County Record••• of Orenge NATURE OF THE PAOCEEOING
0
authority to administer the (under the lndep endeqt
C h l I t h R D A t 20 1982 11•00 AM t NOTICE TO CMDrr0.-1 MrVed on you, ftle with tllla C011r1 I County, Stile OfCalllorn11e.11eovted AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOUL est at e under t h e Admini1tratlo n o f Estates •pe w ev. o n ugua . ' . .
8 °' llUUl lllANU'lll wrltltf'I r91POtlM lo lhe eompllllnt. by Mlllleri. EO...ards. CONTACT A LAWYER .. Act Th tl ,_ M
Maddox officiating. Services the Harbor Lawn M emorial , .... 1'°1-e101 u.c .C.) UnleN you do ao. your dettll" wlM Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 22 SllklNI. lrvlne, Cellfornle independent Administration ). e JM!' tion ... 8el ~,-r· under the direction of Chap el, w ith R ev. Fr. Nolle• 11 11a,.by given 10 b• entered on appllclllon of ttwi TO HIOHEST BIDDER FOR CASH "(O, atr"t lldd,... Of common of &rtates Art. A hearing on hearing In Dept No. 3 at1qo
K enneth O 'Keefe officiant. creditors of tile within nemed pleinlltt, 911" thlt court mey enter• (p1y1bl• et time of Nie In l•Wful d H lgnetlon la shown l bove, no the petition will be held on Civic Cen l.er Drive, West, 111
.,. .., Entombme nt service! trenefer!lff•I tllet ~ tMAc ,,_,.,
1~ ~'eiar;: =:'~~= ~,,.~:':,~= 1!t~::b:~ ~~•Ofg~:C,~'.1~ 11' September 8. 1982 at 9:30 the City o f Santa Ana.
immediaundtely thfolld~~g. :,t'~~:W:~.,·~i:;:one could re•ult In getn1111m'en1 of County CoutlhouM loc:eted "700 rhe benellcllrf under Mid Deed a.m . t.n Department 3 located California o n September •·
rACIAC YllW Servicet er e u~Jor The name(•) anCI home~ ol -oee. t•lno Of money°' property Civic: Center Orhle WM1. Senti Ana. of Tr1111. by rMeOn of • bt'MCll Ot at 700 Civic Center Drive 1982 a t 9:30 a.m MIMOll.41,Mll of H arbor Lawn -Moun1 , .. , ln11nded ''•n1f.,or(a) "' or 0111., re ftel requH l•d In the Celllornte ell r"'llt. 1111e end lnier .. 1' Cllfu1 In the o ...... AtfOnl eec:ured w-Ca'tbof San•ft Ana IF YOU OBJECT to ..........
CerreteiMon ary " llln con__,. to ';,,d now held by 111 tller•b", 11et1101;:"'aaecut9d en .,...,, -· "'""' Cha,.....1 remautory Olive Mortuary; 540-5554. HUSAM MOHAMMED KASIM compto TEDI: ....... , IO. 1.,.1 --,~ , I d d IF YO OBJECT to the anonti•u• of the natJtion '"'"' """ DINI 7 Pacific A Loe Ange6el OA1 ,..,.... .,., under •11<1 Deed of Trust In tile delivered 10 the unde te gne 1 o·-·-"O ..-· ".&:: 3500 Pac1l1c View Onve D ES ~ t«JM .__. John J Corcof1111, property eltulled tn u ld County1 wrtnen o.ciere11on of Oef111tt end gr&nUJ\i of the petition, you should either appear at "'"'
NevtPOrt Beach MA RT IN BENJAMIN n. toeetlon '" Cellfom11 of the County Clwk end Stet• d41ec:rtbed u . Oernlll'ld tor Sele, end written notloe should either appear at the h earing and a tate yo~r
644-2700 DINES, resident of Laguna chief •.11ec;uuve offloe or prlnclpll By· Cerol A. Burge, Loi et, of Trtct 6238. aa anown or&Meh •nd of e1ec:11on to CtiUN h ear in g and state your objections or file written
___ Beach , C a . Paased away b111lne11 ofllc• .. ol tll• Intend~~ ........ ~0 AR .... aON, ...... l)y I'll@ on"" In Boole 238, PllQN 1lle underetgned to H ll u ld obJ·ection a or m e w r itte n objection s with the coult A 16 1982 I Londo tran•Of le' (If -.. above _..,. ..... • ..... 24-3t of MltOellllllOu• Mape, In the pr<>Pef1y to Mll•IY M.ld ObllO•llone h be h h I y II'..~;" H• n ch n , .a etate.) a.in. ....., A..-offlee of tile County Recotder of ano 111etHllet th• underetgneo objectio ns w ith t e court fore t e ear ng. 0'41' .... ._.... e waa a emlat All other bualrte11 nemH .,,d M9tr I . HaNr Orengoa County, Cellfomle. ceuNCI Mid notice of brMC:tt end of b efore the h ear ing. Your ap~arance may be in penan NICa.MIQl MOITUAltlS
Laquna Beach
494-9415
L1<1una Hills
768-0933
San Juan Caoostrano
495·1776
Hd80i LAWN-MT. O\tYI
Monuarv •Cemetery
Ctematorv
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mes a
540-5554
,_Cl MOTMHS
I&&. M04DWAT
MOllTVA•Y
110 8roldw1y
Costa Mesa
642-9150
IA&. ft liii•OM
SMn4 I TVTMkl
WHTCLW CHANl 427 E 17th St
Cotta MHil
848"9371
for the Occident.al Petroleum eddr••-uMd by 11M lntendlO -C.twr 11'.nt '-'· Tiie "'"' edClreu end othet llec:tlon IC be Aec«ded April 30, appearance may be In person or by your attorney.
Company tor th~aat 15 tranaferor within 111'" years 1aa,1 DMILoe .. ~ .. ----..... -. oommon a.tlgnetlon, 11 eny, of the 1tll2 u Instr. No. 82· 14ll090 ot Mid or bt your attorney I F y o u A R E A H . · b ._,_ peal ao fer •• known to th --. _,_ _, reel properly de ecrJo.d abOve I• Ol1lclel Aeoorda. y R E A C R.,...,.ITOR +1-yeara. e ~ SUl'VI Y rwo ll'llanded t,_.., .. -: (If .. none.. Publlelled Orenge Co111 Dally purported to be: No 7 Whitewood Seid u le wlll b e m1de, but l 0 U A r.u or • con-~.t
wife E lain e: hl1 daughter 80 etate.) Hone PllOI, AllQ. 12, 19, 28. Sept. 2. 1982 Wey, trvlne, c.11fotn1e 92716. without coven1n1 or warranty. CREDITOR or a contingent credit.or of the d«'l!Ued ~
Jeaice; parenta Jacob and TheNllM(1)andhome~Of 3616-82 Tiie underelp,,ed Trual" •llP'-or lmC*ed. teQWdfnO "11e. creditor o f the dettue<I, )'OU mu.at Ule your claim with Beatrice Oines: tilter Etta tile 1n11nded ,,.,,.,.,ff(•) •ra dleclel"'• •ny ll1blllly ror any poNMeion, Of encunibt-. ~ must file your cJaun w1th the Ulor court or preeent it to U.~ Cold, b ,.__ Dr Frankin 800NCHOO VOHGAVKSUl«>t Ind P\llJC M)TICE tnoorrecl.'*9 of the lllr.i add""9 pey the femtinlnO P""Cioe1 turn '" I h J • I • ro"'"""'' . SENGOAO VOHGRUl<8Ul(OI, 2234 and other COflWnOn dealQnetton. " the notl(a) llCUt'ICI by NICI o..o of court or present t to t e persona repreaen .et Dinea of Santa Mmuca, Ca., EHt w11n111 Aver1ue. ore,,ge et..,111 wry, lflO'lm '*111n. Tt\191, w1111ll'lter.1•1n ...o not• perao nal represent ativ e appointed by the cout't
Steven and Richard Dines. caiuomra naer. f'ICTTOOUe 8UllNIH a.10 H I• w111 b• "'•d•. b11\ provkl9d, edv•-, If lr!Y. undef appointed by the court within four month& Crom the Servicee will be hr.kl Friday, Tllet the ptoperty P"llnent ..,.,_ •TAff•NT w101011t covena nt or warranty, the terme Of M id Deed of Trua1 within four mantha from the dete of fl rat luua.nce of A 20 1982 9 30 AM l hereto It deeCtlblCI tn generlll u · Th• lallowlno l)lttont ere dol"G ..._. °' Implied, 1'9QatdlnQ t1ti.. ..... otlergee Ind ex~ ol Iha (
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usuat ' ' ! a Fumlt~. Aat"'91 Ind ~j buelnwl M: POHHllO,,, or enoumbrl,,Cu , TNlt• llld of the tNtta Cl'Mted by date Of lrtl llU&nCe 0 ettera al rvn ~"""!'of' \he Harbor L.wn . Mount end "toeetecl et: He South Mell! RED HILi. OIL VENTURES , 1,,c luCllng , .... oharg .. and .a.a Died Of Trve1. ' letten .. ,P!OYSded in erction 700 of the Probete Code
O live M e m orial C hape l. StNllC. Orange, c.mom11 eaeea. 2916 Red Hiil Al/ltlUe. Suite F-200, .,.,,...._Of 111e Truet• Ind ot 111e Seid ..,. wtlt o. held on Ftldey, 700 of the c..JJCom.ia Probate Cellfornla. T he time f_(f'
Servklel under the direction The ~ ,,.,,. u.o by the Cotta M-. CA 112828 1ru111 orHt•d I>)' H id !>Md of September S. 1982 at 2:00 p.m.
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" Code. The time tor filing fi1.1na cle1ma will not expfdt
of Herbor Lawn 0-Mount :1~1:=.0ff•l at Hid location Lldo8~!~d.MN:!~~i''r:;..9: ~1~ !:;:•;::,::.~'::: ~:: ~t!~i,:'.t~ dalm9 wUJ not explre prior-prior to four montha from
Olive ~ortuary. 64 ·5654. 'l]let uld bulk ttenefe t le 1121183 o..ct o1 TNll to wit: '8.441,U wttti Cllepman Avenue, '" thl City of to four month& Crom the date the date o f the hearlJ\I DYE Intended to be ooneumm...ci at IM Cll1r1 .. L Q,.enberg, 1903 lnt«Mt thereon "°"' Mareh te, Orange. of the hearfnai.notloed above. noooeo above. OANE'M'E LYNN DYE, orfloe of: WESTfAN MUTUAL W•l Wlnd,S.,teAna.CA ll2704 1"2 ~,.__..,, .. ~ At Ill• llm• o l 1h1 ln1t1a.,1 YOU MAY EXAMINE YOU MAY !XAMI NUJ:
re9Jdent o f c.o.ia Mesa c... E8CAOW, UOl 1 8011th Yo!!>!< &Illy.) Belenger, 14321 Wiiiow In Mid noll(I) '*" COttl end wry publloetlon of ""' notlOe. the lot .... _ We kepl by the-·-u ...... file kept by ~ t'IOUrt. ' Sult• t01 Tuetln Callfornle 94...., LMI, Tuetln. CA t2910 ~ OI t 11t.-;01 ,,.,, imw.t. emount of the UflCl'6CI belanoe of IM wft' .....,_.. .,. ....
Paued away Augull 11, on or .,..;~'* e. 1912. P11111p A Tarnuuar. 100 Thi bellllfldef) llftder Mid o..ct obflOatlon ~ by,,,. •bow you ar. a ~ lnterett.ed you are lnlernted In the
1982. SM WU a atudent at Thia 1111110,.,_.., lenol aubtect to et..1m11 Avenue, Sen ,.,ancleco, of Tl'\lfl '*-'ofON ueaned Mel d"orlbed d11CI of truat and fn the •tale, you may file a eatate , you may file a the M .T .l. Buslnem Collegie Ca llfotnla Unlfor/n Oomm.,0111 CA '4123 dellvtfed to 111e unOetalfned a ""ll'llted OOltt. Hl)enMe, •nd rcequeat with the ~ou.rt lo requeat w ith the ~ Ill:>
for the paat ~er•I yeua. Codi a.odofl t1ot. Thie ~ II oonductecl by • ---Olol•ettoo of...,.. lftd ~It l t20,..u.ie. Id recelw special notkle of the receive flPeda1 noUre ol U.
She 11 aurvJved by h e r Thi
11
::;: ;:;! •=:-ot th• een-ei ':'o~o11. =".C:!r~•·.:c.nd~~t ro!0""~~4:~"0 b • f01n1 o( lhe Inventory of lnventory of eatate .....
hu•bend Cit h o n : mother C't•d le Wl8Tl!RN M~~ VtNTUAU, ... -... ur"=-• _ _.. Dete· AUOUIC a 1M2 Htate aaeeta and of the and of the petfdon9, eoaou.n\11
Marlene: father Jim Uptoni HO"OW, 1401 1 eouth Yorba. • CellfOrnll Not~'':. o;;J end~ t ' eu,.uNOtON FINANCIAL petltlo na, aooounta and and reporta de1erlbed lb
1 l 1lera Denise ana tk11te 101, Tiatln, CllltfornlltHeO lll'*•p._rlnerantp W to be NlllO'ded In tflt lllllVK'lf8,INC. E ~porta cS.::rtbed In leCtS()n Sec tio n 1200.5 o f the Samanth~. and h e r 1tep-~_:.. ~~"=~'!:. ~ ~~ .. ~u. ...... thl,.., iwoperty.. 8 y T . 0 . a I! Av I c 1200.~ or the California catJfornla Probate Coe».
f•the'f ~· Servfcea will ;~tt;, 1n;;i b• -.;t.;b'•r-a. Thi• •t•l-t WM ltled with the o.te: ~A~~ OHO OOMPA:.m ~-Cod.. Patrtde 8tn11, A~
be held f'r:lda.y. AU1\18'1 20, ttl2, WfllOlt II thtl bull-01~ C4un1y ()"11 or <>renge Courlty on 811MOU, IHO. By Ctv1I Tlllelut.. JOAN K. RONEYCtm at Law, UH "B. Ceaft 1982. 2;30 PM at the Harber before ·~~neummetlon dale Jul'J ~. tN2. .. MNI tfUIM AllMtam -.crttary A~ fer P.UU.... lllOwaJ, c.r... .. I llat
WI IM>TNMS Lawn Memorial Chapel wUb ~ ;· 4 ttla. ~'°:.:..."=~Cl) :.::::"" ~.. UU C amino d•t Ato JHI De._ Street. Sal .. ltt Calif en la HUI. ('Jl($ SNl'TMI' NOITUAIT l n term en t 1 • r v I c • • LA.--· v-•·"'dl .. , ......,.., •l•tu1•l"a•aN1• ·-~ c--w 1o SOllth, ""'9 I04 N-•..-.CA..... e'71-ltM •
&?7Me1nS1 Immediately followln1. ~v~'"dOt .._.......,OA-;;;,~-·-'6ollO...O,CAHto1 P\a"bihh~ante Cout PubUehed 0r..,,. Coeit ~ntlnQton Beach Senic9e under W ~ llMndlld t,....... n.-8)' ._ n-(fl.41 ~ n..11-PUoc, AJ••. 18. 19 2& n..11-AJot. £ .... 11, IS. tj ~ of Harbor Lawn • M ount "ublltlled Otanoe Ooeet Dell~ "11bll111ed Or1no1 Coaet Oalty P\lllfWled Or'lflOI o... ~ l'vbll ... Or11119 c~1 o .. 1y OO -.· • • • OO ,..._. . .._~.._ ____ """"'! ____ •,~ OUw Mortuary. &40-56&4. PIO!.~.''· tM2 164242 "'°'·Aug s. t2, tt. 2t. '':1o.aa "'°4, Allgult "·fl, M. ttu ""°'·~.ti, tt, "· '*,904-a -~ 380S-ft
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CLASSIFIED
INDEX
T t Place Yl1t A•. C1N
&42·5678
HOUSES FOi SALE
t..MrtJ 1111111 .. 1 .... hl>M IO!ll .. ,~, .. Ai ...... 1001
C•11tMl•M lt4Hh llll c-. .. l lhr IOitl c., ...... 111111 0-. ....... ,_
1:1T0111 um r l0¥ftl.-" V•U•y 16>4 ._1._ ...... r. 1000 ltv•M IOM ~-UAa lWH" , ..
l.ocllN Hollo IO!Wl ..... WM f1111w-I 10>.1 9-1u._.v .. ~ 11•1 :!.'t:'-~"':h ·-1cna S... Ju•" Cephh •M 1m SuuAna IClllO ~ ..... h I ..... boulhLa11111a IC* \tt'H(MUHUf IM MobUt UAm.' S.lt 1100 aw ESTATE
Art" ... rur S.te llUJ ~p.nmeno IOf 5-ttf' llOJO t::!::r,~) l»O I~ c;._,.,, Lota c,>,., I'°° ~:n.::~~~~:;:r:• )iOD 1)00
°"Pff'Ut l!RIU "•If' ID HowMt to btl Mo .. ,. ltQO 1-Pr-rt.r -1-lnal rr-r11 1100 Lola rar s.i. Z3I» MobllcHl'f't Tilt Jl11l .. ZlQO
atouMn O.Wt' Koor\ 1.00 ~~t~r;i: .... -~ °'A flf Stal• i..-op 2tOO Ra.Mtw..fatm,,Cro•ea 2700 R•&I Ct\•l• r.u·h•n1• 1lilJO RfaJ IAI•'• ~1t1tttod ZllOf)
RENTALS
HW..t't f\irnnhff 3100 "°'*tti Unturn1,hf'd JM Hw-'f"I •"'ur+' or Val llOO
Condom1n.wmt t"''"" 3400
Condom1n1wm-t U•' J4Z) To-~rvrn llOO
TM""*'u' l'"'' ~ °"'P't•H •'wrft llolO C)wipM,.,, V•f -""'' t'\frn l'100 ""b ll•fW• _,
ApU t'\fn1 w I ftl BlO ·--· .000 11.-.•-•d -Hotf'h Mot~b ""° c""''''°"'"' mo S..mrntr At"nt•h •lOO Vw.uot1 Rf'fthh WO kf'Mab to Sh•r•• llOO c.,.,~, '°' "'"' uoo
OfON. ft•ntal .. oo Bu.lll"IH.t fhnl•I ~ 1'1du.1lrt•l RtrH•I dOO :::,,! V.'•ntf'd Wll •4!00 •on Mtnlal.t -BUSINESS. INVEST-
MEllT, FINANCE
::::::~~· l<m llJIO :::::::::~:'~' . llJI) ~
MOM) 10Loan l<m Monty "'•Med• -aitortc.•&H rn , JO.»
ANllOUllCEMENTS,
PEISONAlS &
LOST & FOUND
4.nno.IM,trMnlt 1100
Car Poot 11!!0 L#jal NOltte' :13)1)
1..ool 6 ..... od ~ Per~•I•• >l>O So<o•l l'lub,. ..... Tro•I• ~
SEIVICES
~YK't Oir~Of) 11¥.1;
EMrtonmn &
m,AHTION
Xhoolt lf'IJll'WI'°" 1006
JOOW•nl•d• 1'11)
IWplh ntcd M 6 f 1100
MEICHANOISC
A..Mtqw• ......
Apttlfl'W'H llOIO
4Vltl•Of\ i!OI)
::u.~: Jlhitrtl h
tl030 IQ2)
ClmfU-i & Eqw1pmtor" llOJO c.u Jllll$
Doc• -f"ttt to Vou Ill<)
r\,m''"''' -a.,.,, s..it ~ ...,.., .. -llouMllold CO<dt n$
1 ... .i,, -Ltvnt.oc''-1111'1) ~ .. Iii_) -M~tll•MOU• ..,
•hwtllMM'OW.t ~ arut'd 0 1
.. u.MUJ lft.tlf\Hftf'ftO *llO Offltt rvra • i:q,..p -..... Q1
=~:&::. .., -5"rl•oc Good• .... Slott.lltnU.;r.aM t\er -~·.f:dio ttir1 SOtf'O --BOATS & MARINE
£0UtrMENl
Cf'""1'•1 to•• lto•O.Munt "°"'"•('• _,
Boau M lirlM [ft\llP -lto•U Po-tr -&oau.R.~nt c ... ,,~, -llM1t.Sa1I .... -lt.Sll .. Oorh -8o•u.=•~· '°'° ao..... ..... -TIAJISPOIT A TI ON
4.Jrr-"" 9110
C•mprn SAie """' tolll
llenrK C • r• tllll ==-"'~~~ .... · .... tlJll
Mo&of Hnu "'-"' "'"' tltO Tratlfn Tnvtl "'° 1:;~-~·~~"J.,u tJ!IO -AUTOMOBILl
<k.rwnl '1110
AftUqllft, CI• U tt ' 1115.lO
"*"••lte>ft V •"•t in ~ ~l~~~=.~f>d\ --Truth -v.,.. 9Sro ~""°l.oru1•C -AwtMW•ntf'd -AUTOS, IMrGITEO
~efMt•l "101 All41 "OMiltO fl<lll ..... ~ Awitt1ft Hr•l4't' """' l llW mz c.,,.,, '1U s:r.-"" '"' O•U.¥A ,, .. ,.,,,.,, YlZ> ...... t7lS ·-· tm J ...... , t'llU
Jt:Mtll't ll'lll lt•tt•wnn ~fll•• 111l$ i.-wlll\IN .... •h•d• 91 .. .th rc.nu tJ,.nr ""' NC trl.Z MOii ,., ..
U\ltl "" P11tttt • tlfl P•wJtot ., ..
PontM YllO a....w11 ,,~
llolrt 1107<0 "~ "°'tr '1)1 =· t lAI 111111 ,. .,.. w. .. o::~ .,.. ,,,., ..... , ...... fT10
\lthO "" AITDS, llEW r,..,..,., -AUTOS. USEI u.,,.,., ... ,
AllC -a...o •10 C.doll•t ttl) C.,..uru ttn
CIW•rol'1 -~'~''"'· -~ ..r
C.tM•lll ..
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ACTION
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thur1day, Augu1I Ul, 1882
'/'he rnarketploce cm tl1e Orange Coast 642-5678
Mf!dton •ncome o/ Vally Pdu t /omHu~•
'1.lCt>eda IJf.000 a year Your ad r•a.c1Ul1
the county· .• most o flluent buying au
d1ence
Real Estate -the Complete Orang~ Coast Market Place
••• ,,, ,., •• ,. H ..... l•t l•I• HOIHI /., S1/1 H11111 lot S•lt I HODlll ,,, S1/1 H .. ,,. lot Silt Ott.1 ... , ,,,,,. • ..... u.i.11t11iH .••••• ··•·••••···•·•········ •··••••••··•·•········ ······················1······················ ······················ ••••••.•....•••••••..•..••••••..•.•••••••••• .,., 811111 ....................... '!!.-.~~;j_:::::::::zo_o.~ ~!~~~'.L ...•..•. !.~~ 9!.".~~'.L ......... 1.~q~ f!!!~.!!!!~ ..•... !.~~~ !'.'!r.!!.~~!! .. !.Oj! !'.'!r.!!.~!~!~ ... !.Oj! 11 ... ,.1., ,,.,.,,, f!!!! .... ~!Uf!! .. !.~~~
, ______ _.______ 1Y IWllll •111,000 I TERRIFIC NOME 20~ hi•• M1rhtl •• :!!!!!~ ........ !~'°.. l•rMI Ylew
PElllllU llOIES Tiii YllW Reduce() 1 18.0001 Nr· Prof decorated, w11m Urgent .ale Condo 2 IHUTlllAL OllH lrH4•Nr
Prize W est Bay bay(mnt. Sii ... for 2 boots, AIOVI HlYt•f new aolar, view lwnhH. t remodeled 3 Qr. L R • bdrm•. 2'i't b11 Xlnt loc 2 Sr 2 ba Unique! Palm Beeu1 exeoll•mlly llmo
...-Turtlarock Olen, WOO(I• ml from OH •ll ,tlppro• I 0 ~ FA . big kllCh $110.000 s12.ooo On Oeaen St32 500 Pl\ wltll 4 BFt 2 Ba, plul remodeled 3 bdmi, :i blith $1,200.000. sle, top view Dramatic 3 tSOO aq It, 2 br, 2'-'f b• 1 high beam cel1Jng1, frplc Pnym•nt1 $047 50 C111 1.668.4711 • powoer rm, pert.cl lor
EQUAL HOUSING
O PPORTUN ITY
Ocean & .)l•tty Vtt."WS. Mannt· room, ·I Bdrm Jeamine Modet Opwn houae Sett Sun plu1 a lrg menlcured yard owner 714·661·'1818 entenelnlng w/wllber. b h i?OO ( $l '{fl' ()()() I t -4 1099 Sea Slull w/8 3 cer g11r ,ti real va ''• lhare M•mrnoth condo. pvt yard, euetom lrae bdrm, :i ill • ; sq l " ,1, Upf11du, re:w o~d Drive 6411·8190 luo at $375,000 ltnd you 5 Br llgllt, brl1e, secluded welk lo lllt1, Mountain· houae ror the clllldren
<A·eanfront dS~9·000neat pool tenn' FIXER own Ille ll1nd Pa1r1r.1i 2 level Estate alze lot. back Bell project In Pteue call 720-0332
P•lllltlatr'• ltffHI
"II r11e1 estate edvertlMCI
In this naw1pap•r II
subfect to the Federal
Fau Houaino Act of t968
which makes 11 Illegal to
adve111ae "any preferen-
ce. llmllallon or dlacrlml·
nation baaed on race.
color, rel lg Ion, tex or
national origin, or any
Intention to make any
such preference. llmlta-tlon or dlscrlmlnellon "
Thia newspaper will not
knowingly accept any
adverllatno lor reel es·
late which la In vtol•llon
of the law
LllO ISLE "OIEI
Pmne Lido Nord bay front 5 bdnn, !> ~ boith
Lge L.R . 2 boat shps $1,500,000
Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 balh t Uu-gc nx• nn
beam ceilings. rurnuhed, pallOH. $420,000
LllDl ISLE IAYFIDIT
Lagoon view frurn ff bdnn, 5 bath, playroom,
dark nn. den. Boat slip. Now $1 ,000,000,
IAYSIDE PUCE
Spectacular bayfront v iew 2 br, 2 ba up, 2 br,
2 ba dn 2 boat sUps. Reduced $1,500,000.
CDlllAIO CAYS
Coronado Island cust bayfront lot. 85' boat
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil dock. Plans ava11 Now $370,000 w /tenns
ILUFFS COllO
Single story end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba on
largest greenbelt. $250,000.
EHHS1 Advert l·•
sers should check
their ads dally and
report errors lm-
m e di ate 1 y . The
DAILY PI LOT as-
sumes llablllty for
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
34 1 Ba y\ode Dr•vl' N 8 b 75 bl6 1
the first Incorrect !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~ insertion only.
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•• ,,., 1002 ......•••.............
LAST
llUl HTAR OFC
IUCI LOClTI ..
Well established New·
port Beacll locallon lor
sale. All replies conll-
dentlal. P 0 Box 821.
Balboa, Ca .. 9266 I
CHANCE For ourl9~Kregular
weel<ly feature
to buy this beau1llul 3 BO IT year old, 4 unit apart·
meot llouse In Sen Cle-
mente with ocean·hllls & SH 0 W CASE
golt course views at a Every Saturday In tile
tremendous H vlno• di· Dally Piiot ClllSSille<ts
rect from the owner be--::·::::::::1 .lllT USTEI
OOllU Hl IUll
fore being listed wllh i
brokers. Act NOWlll Call
owner 11 (7 t4) 642·0 t38.
Well built 3 bdrm. 2 bath
home on R-2 lot with
room to add 2nd unit
South of the Hwy juSI e
lew blocks fr om the
beach Out of state ow·
ner has priced to sell at
$240,000 and wtll finance
at 12"/, Interest wllll 25%
down
PRETTY H
l PICTURE
S 135,000 Lovely home.
localed on quiet cul de
sac. 4 big bdrms. 2
baths, formel llVlng room
with fireplace. Assum•·
ble loans. Wiii go VA with
S6,250 dow n C ell
546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATS:RS
mo.:
•WAmFHIT* UAT SUPS
PRIVATE COMMUNITY,
3&4 bdrm homes, our
SELLERS will FINANCE •
or -DISCOUNT lor cashl
Beller hurry on these!
Starting Bf $499,0001
WILL TRADE FOR BAL-
BOA ISLAND
···~· .. , ,,.,. .........
•111-lOIO'
FAllLY
ElPllDlll
This Is the home for the
growing l•mlly Six. yes 6
big bdrms. 3 1>1th1. big
living room with fire·
place Family room with
2nd llreplace Formal di·
nlng. family llltchen with
upgraded range. grill &
ml«owave Ankle deep
carpeting. Slllmmarlng
pool and spa Gorgeous
Inside end out A delight
to preview. Call lor pre-
view. 546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
1n1uu Yfrw
Two Story Nantucket 5
Br with beautll\JI Sunte\
poot lined with 14,000
red bricks Tutefully
decorlled lhroughoul
with wellpapera ano
shutters Showa like e
model nomel Many up·
gredae. Setler wtll llnan-
ce. Submit down $7110.
000 lnct. land.
........ 110 (·-··:----
·TAYLOH CO.
\ -. " I
Y RENT Ill?
DOWN PAYMENT ???
No Ou•lltylng, monthly
payments 1tructure<t to
your n eada C a ll
549·2969 or 1175-14 t5
If lt'sgot
wheels,
you'll move
It faster In a
Dally Piiot
classified
ad.Cell
6"2·5678 and a
friendly ad-
viser will
help you
turn your
wheels Into
cash.
11211 PH It. * THTLHOOI * is all you pay when you
takeover e~lstlng 1st
T.D Spacious 4 br ex-
ecutive detaclled home.
Featuring lrml din, fmly
rm & frplc. Only S212
000 FEE 2670 Sen Ml·
guel Or .. Newport Beach
759· 150 I or 752·7373.
171 41673-4400
~ Walker & lee
People who need People
That's whet the
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Is all aboull
Put your advertising mes-
sage whore the readers
ore 642-5678
RFSIOF N114t Ariu FSIAH SCRVICES
UH ISLE $141,000
Completely remodeled 4 BR 3 1/a
BA home on extra wide lot. Ideal
for elegant family living. FR doors.
oak floors, stained glass. ext used
brick & sunny south patio. Nothing
spared m detailing! Owner assisted
financmg.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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I I I I If: · I'm not woo fled •bout how to
"" w11111n my Income. rm wor
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" • renore, 631· 126e ehopp1ng. school• 1111 Mammotll Prof decor Ell 3 Sd 2 ea, pool AV IC· near by Owner fmjlt sell 955 22~6 een Artukovlch Alty t J""91U•ll l 1{1~ts & wlll llnance Whal II .... mag -cess & AIC Locete<t In • I • c .. 11 lln• JZZ4 Roaltora. 1175-6000 Mesa del Mar Prob1te deell Agent 646-1044 1tl• ~•t•t• ••••••••••••••••••••••
sale. me11 e en Oller "'111ng $264,500 lease I lxdH'J.I 2100 Stunning 2br wlperty Oii llPUI 631·7370, 545-7636 hold ••••••••• •••••• •••••• patio, blHna klda $425 Or lae opt Laguna Bch OC·AENT AL$ 7fl0·33 14
Sharp 8' I tick. recently lllFPI Willi I I 4Br 3be S469K, $70K compleled cu atom unit You own the lend 2,000 llllllll IUHl e q u It Y 8 5 5 . 0 5 I 7 Westside 2 Br t ea fncd w/uaed brick fireplace, IY OWIEll 544•2170 · pa110. enclsd gar•ge Mexican !Ilea, vaulted sq fl, 3Br, lam rm, 2'h new c.er pets. drepea.
c1tlllnga MSR suite w/ Ba. wide Greenbelt, near Sharp, ocean view 3 paint No pets $5t0/mo.
cathedral windows. 2 er pool far below markel bdrm, 2'h ba. solt earth· l1•l•l1 plus se<:urlh 548-5442.
rear unit & poss guest $245,000. Will lease op· tone decor, 1pa & all •••••••••••••••••••••• 770-5629
qtrsl Great financing. " I v. IJ 03 tlon, 8kr 644-6388 Olher e•tras $500.000 & a ••• ,, F0t•ili•H ---------
$356.000. Call Sharon .!~!!! ... ". .. ~.!.!..! ... ~ grea t term s !•••••••••••••••••••••• OUTST ... NDING lbr w/
Colllna or Marllvn ~Ill. A Ill II New 4 BR eockbay etee (7t4)955--0177 1••l#a 11119' 3106 lluge 3.200 aq II prvt comm . , -•• • • •• • • • • •• • • •• • • •••• patio. utu-pd $300 Call 4 Bdrm. 2'~ batlls, lemlly $367 500 Will lrade lor • J Clean 3 br, 2 ba, lrplc: QC-RENTALS 750-3314 GEORGE ELKINS CO
rm, formal dlnl"J' rm. property. TD s Wiii ••• ••• patio gar W1 nte; 2 Br 1 ea w/ crpls. drp._ ~~:~~garfd~'e!~Y ~:e 1ease-opt1on or tow ••• ~~.f!!'!!.'!! •.•• J.~~! $600/mo 675·3663 yard. E/s1de $595tmo
assumable loan Submll down Ready to dult I S600 mo payment lo• Co1t•1 ''' #11 3122 675-5068 S1H,OOO UIHl IOM _B_k_r_8_4_8·_4_5_5_7___ 0 w n er I e r o k er 28r, 2B11 condo 9'i't% VA •••••••••••••••••••••• ___ O_C-_A_E_N_T_A_L_S __
714-544-0614 loan, asking $94,500 1-5br"s $200 to S2000 *•EASY TEAMS** INVESTORS 661•3380 Lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath, Wood/glass Views. 3br. $5000 down and $200 Saytront voew condo. 2 SR peek view. large 2 car 750-3314 open 7-day11
2ba Small but classy! per mo neoa11ve cesh 2 Be. sec bldg Soot slip garege All shake &
497-2322/497-5487 flow for 8 3BA 1ba agl avail $500.000 Sy
family detatChed home ownr/bkr 675-8637
WOIUlY-FllH TEllll Call Rich Ownr/og1 3 Lrg Bdrms. family rm. 964-617 t
country kitchen. Great ---------
neighborhood Gooo It-Ha•li•1to•
nanctng available Full J.•d• price $t31.900.
751-3191
C::::. '-if l l( T -t""' PHOPE: H l ll <,
c., ... '11 Jiu 1 OZ2 •••.•.••••.......•....
l•ll•lt Y111r Ofter
Home+Guest+lncome
OWC 1st • FleK Terms 509 Acacia CdM nr bch
Spotless Vacant Duple•
Huge 5br/3ba+3brl3ba
440K own/bkr 645-7048
1040 ........................
CLOSE TO DCHll
No money down, no
qualifying • own your
home on our unique
shared oppreclallon 11-
na nc 1 ng We have 5
homes In Hunl Beach . 3
SR 2' 1ba. 1600 to 2 100
sq It Paymen ts run
$1200 to $1600 per mo
Call Geo Brooks at
714/89 t·5556
llJUCRUPTCY
•FORCES SALE• 4 b•. 2 bo, pool Nice
Sausalito Lusk home on area. t ml lrom beBl'h
lee land 3 Sr 2 Sa llv & 21052 Indigo 962-0293
din rm, lg lam rm. all
amenities. lg tree lot By llYi•t I 044
llUllR VIEW
O w ner $3 13 .000 ••••••••••••••••••••••
640-7007
$20,000 DOWll
01~ So. of Hwy dupleK
Only 3 yrs old Durrell.
O wnr/Agl Re /Max
759-1221 I
f!!!~.~!!! ...... !.~~~
3 IDRM STEAL
TMl UIES ClllO
ASHllllE
FIHHIH
Beautllul 1 8drm end
unit on tile waler Oeco-
rated in earlhtones w1lh
shutters thruout Many
exlr as As sumo current
financing and owner will
consider carrying 2nd
TD Asking S 118.900. A beauty on Goll Course I
$124.900 Agt Fred T&-
nore 63t-1266 call 540-• ,5, I
3Br, 2Ba, dbl car 0111age,
2 patios. llegstone lrplc.
owner-custom bit home
$ t 27 000 Ow ner wllt
carry 111 loan
lltJ MoC.,•I•, lltr,
141-1121
Pl Yllll REIT? '1'l
HAVE GOOD
INCOME???
SHORT ON
DOWN
PAYMENT???
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
Brand New Homes &
Condos. no money down
while they last (714)
546-9522 Agl
WtttUtrhlae
2 BR, 2 be, 1o•T. dn and
assume loans Open hse
Sal 3 t Sllkleal
857-2045
Lovely 2 story. 4 Sr 2'~
ea on cul-de-sac. sepo·
rate lam1ly room w/lrp1c
& welbar. close to P<><>l
park & schools Assu-
PAYING TAXES??? mable low interest loan
$164,500 Fred Davis
Wllh our Investor. 11Je & Agent 55t·3000 ·
gain appreciation In i I04I
f11ntas11c 3 Br. 3 ea new ~!!.".'!~.~!!.'. ...•••..•
condo. ne~t to all shop· OPEN HOUSE Thvra/Frl
ping. No down payment, 8-19. 6-20, 1·4 30PM
mmlmum cash needed 245 Aster St "16. La· lor closing cost. Phone guna Beach 1 Br 1 Ba.
631-5055.642·2000 ocean view. $125.000
U •IE 2 Ill TWlllE CASH Probete Sale. For " addit1onol Into call Paul wltll 2''t baths. 2 car enct Kiel. tst Interstate Benk, gar & yard S5000 down 3 and pymt assisted prog-_<_7_1_4_) _55_5_·_5_4_1 __ _
ram Call Rick Owner/ Trade or lse opt 4Br 3ba
"gl 9&1-6171 $469.000 S70K equny
DCEAll VIEW 855--0511. 50.2110
2 Bdrm. 2 ba. condo Full S 111,000
emanitles and MC gate '* .. EASY TERMS.'*
I
lluffs/Distress
Bonita plan, 3 Br 2 Ba,
end unit Pvt patio.
greenbelt Owner
760· 1097 or 752-8871 I
SELL OR TRADE
MllllOll llllll
Prime resldentlel lot Aa·
l\lng $500,000 640·7665
Elegant 3 Br & den.
counlry style home
French doors. bey win·
dows, hrdwood floors, 31 lrplc's. very lge IOI OWC
total, 5% dwn, xlnt loca-
tion. $179.900. Fee land
By0wner63t-2134 I
NEWPORT BEACH
2 IN FORECLOSURE 1
· Vacant lot lor duple•. ·~I
blto. to ocean. steps to
t>uy $165K on loan$
-Beaulllul t yr new du·
pltu. ·~ blk to ocean
loans ol S360K
HT SHMIT
All OFFlll
CallAgt,640-7814 I
3 Br 2 Be. lam rm. lrpl,
levelors, mirrored war· 1
drobes. heated pool By
Owner $178 000
548-8665
Pllll( PHllHU I
llPLEXI
3 BA. 2 bath duplex. t'•
blocks lrom lhe ocean
Fantastic investment 1
winter Of summer rental I $260.000 Low down end
owner wlll carry AITD
Sharon Sm1tll 644·6200 1
A Macnab-Irvine
It 11 '
\I ' \
I llUl STULi I Baycrest family enter-
t alnmen t home 3 8r.
pool/spa Jusl reduced
to $289 .ooo lee' 2007
Holiday Ad Vac1n1. lock I
box. do direct or cell Bkr 955-2841 760-7292
layfr11t LI•• left llt•• Willa ltoll Choice loc. Xlnt lln Prln
only. Own 673-7946
IO' IAYFIOIT
Have your own pier and
dock In Dover Shores
Large sunny bayslde
terrace 3 Bdrm and fa-
mily room Well C9'ed for
and eio.pandat>te Well
priced and seller will help
finance
U2-6200
j PETE No qualifying with $6000 Wood/glau Views 3br.
down 10 75"1. loan 2ba Small bul classy!
program available Call 497-23221497-5487
Rici\ O w ner/,tlgl
964·6171 f!l. .. ~~.!!1.-.~t.!.~!~ -------· SIOO PH 11. By Owner, former mdl. 4
' BARRETI · .. REALTY
120.000 dwn lor 8 25"/, Br. spect1tcut11r vu over iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Interest In property wlt8JI g 0 1 f c Our 1 e · a I arm llH ISll
Shelter benefits Owner system. lived in 5 mos UYFIOIT
occupied or lnvestor·s Prloe re<lu'ed s355 OOO F A N T A S T I C
position av111 Call AICh Must sell lmmed "ssum TERMS o-W111 car
owner/agt 964-6t71 loan 7141495•4223 ry 1st Trust Deed Prleed
2 HOUSES on I LOT
E"slde CM Cute Spa-
nish ·2 Bdrm, 1ba plus
gues1 unit Separate en·
fr•noes I 149,500 Own/
Agl 645·8832
VILLE DE CERISE
BEAUTIFUL OLD WORLD
TOWNHOMES
by Howard Merk Co
from $159,000
495-324'4 760--0297
S 2 & 0 0o1L:I DWI .. !'.'!r.!!.~~!! .. !.~~
Sh1rp 3 er 2·atY condo
wllrptc " beauly Near
S C Plaza Forced sale.
only S 112.500. •ppralMd
at $120,000 Avell for
lmmed move-In Call
Fred Tenore . agt
631-126e Prln only.
3 br 2'"' b• condo 2 yrs. old, S 129.500 10•1t
down. flax. financing
AICk. SKA 631-6741.
WATER'S FINE·
No qu•lllylng, Super 3
Bdrm, wllh rock poof. In
country setting. Mull
Hll Alklng I 111.900
Bkr. 11411.0709
IY IWID·WTllll
Olvoro• toroe1 quick .... , 3 bdrm. 1 .,., lrplo,
2'_. g•r., lge lot w/IOll Of
Pottlblllll•. IH.500 • alt
011•11 coneld•r •d.
042-4595 eve a wtcnd1.
,.
ltTS-llTI
II you w•nt to bvlld
your own cattle .
thl1 oppor1unlty of
a llfetlm• '1'1111 never come ltjl•ln. 3 19~f
on Harbor Ridge,
tlde·by-1lde, with
plent for a 10,000
•Quare root\ home
w l lh TENNIS
COURT •nd pool
for only S2.l500,000.
The Ow1* wtH lolnt
Yanturt, tredt or
you can tekt o...-
th9 wnote pro)ect.
$, .•o o.ooo of
•••urn•bl• fl•
nenclng. WOWI
to sell Near Lido Club·
house & 1ennla cour11
Wiii accommodate a ler·
ge yacht. St.300.000 .... Lido Realty
673-7300
Bluffs wlland, 4 bf. 3 ba.
f•mlly & bonut rm 2llOO
1q. ft. End unit. New
th ruoul 1315,000
Ownr/Agt. 644-6388.
LUX. IPT CDIDO
In an •xctuslve commu· nlty. Welk to bc;h Every
unenlty
Mutl NII • 185.000.
Mullan Re•lty 540-2960
Alli for Lori
NEW EllGLlllD sh Ingle Bring your EIS1de 2 Br 1 ea new
carpets. d11pes. 1 story.
DESIGN 1oothbrush & move lnl pnvate pa1lo S545/mo s1100 mo 360 16th Pl 85t·9522 Thll elegant custom 1(,/()t.(lllU f'b./ • ffa11 RENT TO OWN Now 28r country home Is located
In an eKcluslve San Juan • ;f'ufu~tl1i·.> 2•..,r • .. condo Call Rich
Cep1strano neighbor-Owner/ Agt 964-617 1
hood m i nutes from 6'fl-8~91, 3 Br. 2 ba on 'i't acre w/3 downtown. beech & frwy car gar ptua guesl hou-Tiiis m1gnll1cent home 3'41 E. CoHI Hwy •• Cdlll se S68 2530 ante Ana includes I acre wooce<t 00 NOT DISTURB TE·
eques1r1an zone wllh IL• ••• lflt• 3141 NANTS St200mo hllls1de and canyon vtews •• 1.. •• •.• ••• .••••• ••• 65 t·6226 from every room Fea· Emerald Bay pvt beach • 3 Br 2 ea garage, frplc, lures Include sand pools. tennis courts.
1>las1e<1 t>rick. e•tenslve ocean view 3 Bdrm. 3ba yard No pets 648 W
oak paneling, 4 Bdrm, .4 & g u e s 1 h o u s e 18th ISi plus sec
baths. 3 llreplaces. and s 1800/mo winter rental $785/mo 499· 1617
many more amenities or $2200/mo vrly 2 BR. nr SC Plza Adult Owner will trade and or 7141759-0047 condos Pool. Jae. lull consider buying down ~!.'!r.!!.~!~!~ ••• !.1.~! sec. carport. Lux unll. present loan -fantastic Grea1 Loe. No Pets S550 terms Call tor more In-LIDO ISLE • 3 bdrm. lam p I us $35 ullllty tormatlon and appl lo rm. 4 Be S 1700 mo 556· t626, 775-2580 see Offered at $750,000 --Clll 411-2112 OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm. MOHL HUI Hlf
1 ea $700 mo 8111 Oecoralor perfect, spa· • Grundy. Rltr. 675·6161 c1ous 2 bdrm. 2'hba. new
Cape Cod Pool 1ac. rec Clean tBr. den, gar. utrl a1ea. pvl pa110. belcony.
pd Winter $500 mo On wine cellar & lge garage
Seash0<e 63 t-7764 Decorator wall paper.
·(.~~lit."-1t~ \\\( OCEANFRONT duplex, draperies and more
• Winter $850 up, $750 $1050 /mo C a II
down. 2 Br 2 Ba. lrpl. 548-2239. 10 30 to 5 30
gar 640-4111 pm
BEACH conAGE Darling Spanish 2Br lbe
2Br 1be, blk 10 t>each Wiii\ I tar garage
ave11 Sept 1 $650 winter $625/mo 645-8832 &
TH ti• IOIO S750 yrly Ulll pd 673·1t82 ...................... 645-6943 1 & 2 er spacious apt .
I IEW COHOS poor. carpe18. drapes.
2 Bdrm, 2 '..,ba. low a.,,,,, O•l•r•i•iH secluded. bus/prof peo-
down 10\..•1. t1nan avail • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • p ie $340 -$450/mo ~:~~6~~~h o wner1Ag1 l ~~~~~ii?ai.·s·'·~~~ 642-7312. 731-6829
WllOHS/llUl TllS
Otitr •••I £1t1tt Yearly-Weekly-Winter. 2. Fest lree tenant provl-
•••• ••••• •••••• • •••• •.. 3.~ Bdrms ders Cell the BEST
#dilt Bo••• JlCDIS REAL TY 539-6190
For S•l1 1100 PROP MESA VERDE·3Br, 2Ba. ...............•..••.. S850 mo 1st & 1st + sec
Double wide 20x50'. 2 Br lllllHEIEllT dep No cets/lg dogs
1 'i't ba, Newly painted Avoll 9· t5 751 -3642 es tr Adull park $25. n&-1113 E·slde 2 br. 1 bo. frplc:, 000. ph 842-426'1
BEACH LOVERS ·
s1ove & rerr1g Patio No
tiELPI Responsible cplo, garage Grdnr & u111 Incl
Dana Point Fixer Oot>ble t3 yr old boy, cat & dog Mature couple pref No
wide 2 bd. 2 ba Thou· need house tn "Old pets $650 646-4 t02
sands under market I Huntington area, H B E s•de 2 br. 1 bl house. Flex Ftnanclng Pets 0 K (Wesl ol Adams. Soutll w i den, very n ice Cati Now CAAB 1092) ot Beach Blvd) Appro11. Agent 522·4080 S600/mo . rent or lease/ S550/mo S250 dep
option Reis 536-9832 821·9006 t2x60 Champion. carport.
patio. awning & utll shed Amazing offer 3 Br 2 ee
2 br. 1 ba. llv rm. kitchen TitE llUFFS crpls. bltlna. lndry hk·
partly furn. Adult park '*Lovely. specious. 4 br ups, $475, low move In
Seniors pref No pets Oetalts BEST fee
Xlnt tocotlon See DI 3 ba, beamed ceiling 539-6190 1ownhome Recent ride· 2 t 19 Tvslln Ave, Costa co1at1on Neat & clean Student budget, quiet 1
Mesa in back St250 mo Sr garden spol. rncd
By Owner. extra wide. '*Just listed t>lg family pallo, S300. Easily yours
Cabana/Mobile home In nome 4 br. 3 ba. lovely Call BEST lee 539·6 t90
L•do Park on Newporl decor Poolside patio. Renf this quallty 2 Sr
Bay Pvt enclsd pa110/ St300 mo securely lncd. kids can
oarden & pvt beach & lllYllE AllU walk to scnool ssoo clbhse Walk to Lido VII· '*Rancho San Joaquin Today + lee BEST lage Ample prkng $39. darling 2 br & den, nght Rentals 539·6 t90
750 w/assumable S26, on goll course Super Go FlrSI Class, ultra mo-000 Io an at 1 1 "/, nea1 $900 mo 675·5552 •Woodbridge newer II· darn 3 + 2. alone frplc
Ce•1t117 Lot• tractive 2 br, 1 '~ ba 1 enhances spacious de·
story end unit Avell 9/1 cor, gourmet kitchen.
... ~'fl!~ ......•. !.~'!! 811700 mo deep pile crpta, format
Agent, 640-5560 din. ureo. pool, 1acvul,
8 graves In Pacific View well trimmed grounds.
Memorial Park Sold out llllfllllllS co. kldstpe11 $895 Ave II
section of Vista del Mar Houses, Condos. Plexes Sept BEST lee at
5550 each, sell 2. 4 or 6 Apts . "" prices 539-6190
968· 1695 after 6pm HI-OHi E/Slde 2 BA 1 Sa yds, 673-0~19 belore 6pm ger. pal OK. S630 mo .
c .. '••i•i•••I Wlmll llHTALS 642-5261 640-9200 ,.,,. ...... 1100 AVAIL NOW Sept to X240 dya ........................ June Prices range $600 Loaded 3rm w/troplcal Newport Asaumable 30 to $1800/mo patio. cozy kitchen $325 year financing. $64.000 IUFllHT OHIO/ QC-RENTALS 750-3314 1st 11 150/a, glled com· •••• unit w/pool. munlty, charming. mini Unlurn on Lido Prk drive. 2 br lux
bdrm. only $74,000 28r. den, sec bldg. $425/mo Reliable, small
Agen1 759--0120 $2500 c'l'lerge. 973--0791
OCEAN FRONT O.M.ll1t.n. Spac. 3Br. 2Ba IOWnhOU·
Decor furn .. 2+ bd, 3 be, RETIREMENT APT 281 , se. lrplc, micro, 2 car oar
3 car,prl<'g 15001( Ouel clHn •nd quiet loc. Frig w/opnr. $160/mo Avail
buyers only. Enclnltaa, Incl $400/mo Sept 1 548-3278
owner (714) 646-1068 Wattrfrelf I•• IH Eestslde hooae 3 br. 2 b•.
D15l1xn{, U1-14IO 2 car gar
•"• ,, $1}1 1100 $800 mo 548-356 I ..•••..•••............ ,.,._. lll•-4 JM E"Slde 3 Br 2b•. f•m rm • 15000 dwn. 4 unlll In .....•.....•..•.•..... llvCng rm. MP dining rm Yrly 1725 Cute 2 br. g•r , An•helm $500/mo pr~. Ne•r w•ter Drive by 2567 Elden negative appro11 P P 875 000 (Brett) 1900. 642-219, 673-5604
!~~!!'!! .!!!r.!!r.1!!!! .., ... 3 Br 2'i't 8•, ne•r new.
lenc lard. ""'· 2168 ,,., ••• ,, 3111 Niner 750. 1140·5010 E·•lde C.M. Trl-plox, aep. •••••.....•••.........
mefefed. $16.000 gro11. Beyfront minus 30'. 180 DH•,,,., IUI $1611 .000 deg. vu, gourmet kltch .. .......•.•..••....••..
1·303·8&7·2887. 1 or 2 Br & 2 B•. lurnf 2Br. 21~8a Condo. 1690
un fu rn , Yr lea1e mo G111ge, 1pa, frple. I
lncom• prope rly. No 11360/mo Winter ml to beach. 407-646$
down or vary emall 1950/mo Opn Aug 20 . !~~~~.!~~.!.~ down . Pie••• c •~· 1173-0433 or 55&-1610. Sh•wn. agt at 548-2t Crnr 101hl B•y 3 br & del'I. 2 b9. org,1e..
TllDWUXU C...• ltl #u 1UJ drp1, ~bit-Ina. W.
Co•l• Meu POlltlVt ...................... 1795 77t
Cllh flow w/28·30~ 2 8r 2 81. ~ f~, •leP9 ... ,,., ... dwn 1219.000 Ktn 01 to bHoll. i 1 70/mo. .... 1141 Liz, 8411-3821 or D•rf•ll , At l M•ic ........•••.••........ 5-411-81t5 759.1221 Free r•nl lot I Br. apt ,,,,, "' w. ,., C ute 2 Br, 'GJ· gar. Work/Eltall•~ I~ rw.1 ...............•...... OOMnlldt of H, A•I. 63H 90 ......... Call •ft 8PM, 8'13~877 a..ch Peech oozy 1 Or
AJ>pro11 ~ .ere. Wiii Ml• 1 spm 1e1191 2 Bt-den .,..._ w/guale, P•Uo. pie•
or olnt venture. Velu• • L~ 13 5.
I
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Thur1d1y, Augu1t 19, 1982
DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-longer-needed ltem1 tor cash.
If 11 doesn't sell, we'll run It another 3 INES
06
OLLA RS
days FREE. One Item per ad, muet be priced.
Sorry, no reaf estate or commercial eds.
Call today for full detalla.
(-...~. 1111n ..,_. tuet
3 3DAY8
CLA881FllD&642•5678
Au ....... tl/ '•tHIUJ•/ ,,.,,, '••-' ...........•.••....... Au•••n•••ll 1111 .........•..•...•••...
NEW MANAGEMENT! Hll~ren LlqUOf Store ~'.!!!!.lf~h!~J!!'!. .. «.'.'!!!!.'fM~!~!!'I. •• ~r..~'f!!~J!.!~.'.".'.~'f'. A",f'j••I• AJMu:::~::dH A,~:~~=::ie1d !~!!~!!.~!~Jf/!.!.~Of! ~.'!.~IJ!.!!.f~~.'!.!.~~ !'!!{~'..~!!!~!.. . .!.~!! 25 E6~::8:~ c .M
B••tl•1I•• •••NII 1H1i JZll ,,._.1, J.1ti JTll •••• !.!!~!~!-! ....... •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ...... ........ WllllY lllTAll PARK NEWPORT. 2 br, 2 * FlllE llEIT* --P-,y-ch-lc-Ae_ad_l_ng_•_ 1H16 3140 ••••"••••••••••••••••• ··-·•'5"• .. •••••••••••••• Ct1I• 11,., Jll4 C 1 llf .'llJ4 lit ... 1 IH i 3111 Available. Agt. 676·8170 be furn 1pt Spa. Jae, Mo-Mo No IHH req (Splrlluel) ····-c;c.·REN;ALS••••• E:!fiBN~~~ 1 ~~~m!~•· ---,-H--E~ •••••••••••• •••••••••• .!!.~ •.•. !~ ...... 1 .•••••• -"";! ••••• ! ......... --.-.-,~-.-.-,-=,:...1-,-.-.. -1-1--1 ~~n~1!}:'y ~::~ ~·~ Full service, rurnl•h•d. Jack (7141 56e-1178
Hibr'a 1200 to ,2000 840•9019 Newer 2 Br 2 Ba No pet1. 1111 YElll $300 wk t '-' blk• to ullla Erik 720·0939 recepllcont 1'881 • 2 SCRAM-LETS 750-33 t4 7 d Avail appro• Sept ltt 2 BA ,.,,. b1, pvt patio, no beech 1173·9384 mo. lrM . From 118 aq It
open • •Y• Park Lido Condo, 3 Br 2 ''GOOD $450 780 -14 18 or pets $525 1552 Elm. MIF 10.1hr Igo II br homo 980-2471
Pool 2 Br w/wlfe aever Ba lrplc, d1hw1h, fndry 548-8875 646·3627 I Br aleepa 4-acroaa Iha w/pool. frplc. off Back ---------ANSWERS kit h 1 3 11ree1 from the beach Bav C.M $300 ut111 Incl 2000 sq fl, comb ottloea kid~ :~2la1 o. carport. Srm79"5 8~alr9p5or211. p1110. urge 1 Br I Ba d1hwr, 3 br 2 ba detuH condo COUNTRY CLUB LIVINO S295twk 875-50118 631·6220 and llght work shop Fl I Pl t
539-8190 " -2 LIFE'' tndry rm, carport WI Lrg patio. pool & apa, Al~~t~'f PeOnAvTlroBEAnmCeHnt Storage ere• w/lge Ll~e."M1!?1e $600 4 Bdrm with m"lll· N-por1 Shorea 3 Br 2.,,, aide i390 Avail 8· 11 child 0 k near SC Plaza. lagun1 Beach cot I age. Rmmate M /F, n1 OCC, OvtlfhHd door ace"'· 3 LIMIT .. .,
w B 2 bl k b h 646 61125 $685 21 2 ... 8 apartment community on b I k to DI 11 mo n d St non aml<r $260 rno 2 min from lido 1111e. Ideal baltl, comp kitchen. 8 oc 1 to eac • Y"'"'-·ROUNO "'UN·. • mo 3-964· "° the Upper Ba" Private Im no1 worried about
h close to actlool & tennla ''"'" ,.. 2 ' beach, evall now BA, quiet 642-2344, for c;omb ottloetrtorage town ome, patio, y•rd, 962•11683 Social Acllvl1le1 bdrm, I~ ba Fl1eplace D••• '•i•I 3111 clubhouae ano flealth $475/wk 49•·0349. 675~424 Call 845·4800, Hk for how to live within my ln-
klda o 1 rector • Fr ea Ol1tlwa1her. prlv patio •••••••••••••••••••••• spa, 8 1ennls courts, 7 494·8942 ----------1 Vickie or Anna come I'm worried about
539-6190 Westclllf 3 Br. den, ottlce, S u n d e y Gar No pets $520 mo Ocean view, lower dph1, 2 pools. close to bu1lnea1. ----------1 Female roommate wenl· ---------now to llve within my
Many more available 2•,; ea. 2 car ga1. gar~ Bruncn•BBO s• 543·5418 Br 2 Ba. dec;k, 33811 alrpor1, Faafllon leland l1•l1/1 II SA11• 4300 ed non-smoker to share 2000 aq It w/500 1q It credll LIMIT
Fee BEST ner. no pets S 1050 Partlos•Plus WllTWl YllUIE Coleglo Opn & avail Convenient ahops on •••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine condo. $240 plus storage. 0 C Alrporl ---------10246 Wutmlnater 1·637 • t458 much more 8 I 1 8 S 5 5 o / m o aHe unrurnlshed bacna-2500 SQ 11 Condo, wtn at· ulll 559-7• 16. 752·9069 ere a . $ 2 0 0 0 I mo Wll I l•u' S3H
Q" EAT 1 & 2 Br epts av111 , 2 t 3 I 6 9 9 • 8 9 2 8 , lors, 1 & 2 bdrm apt1 and cepl 2 •dlta. or 1 •dtt Rmmt want•d female. 8Sl..&928 ••••••••••••••••••••••
3 bdrm, 2•,; ba Harbour 2 BA, remodeled hse w/
Area $800 mo Qar. t'h blks 011 sand
2 1 3 • 4 3 t • 1 I 1 4 or S750 yrly Ask for Biii,
714·963·6767 63I·1266
RE C REATI O N : pool, spa, lndry rm. no t·868·2238, (14-15), lownflouse1 w/I child or IUll 1 edit non-smoker share 4 Br I I • I ~~110
T e n n 1 s • F r e e pels. lmmed occupancy 1-489·5375 ( 18) $540 -$1000 Pool, lg kit. 2 patio•. lg ti 0 u a e, c d M . $ 2 8 5 ., •11• ••t• "'"';,
Lessons (pro g pro t Br $-440·$450 Several bac:tlelors and t balcony w/bay view 640-4259 ()1iic·;·;~;,·i:;b~;;j~;;
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ARE FREE can:
142·H11
Hit IPTill
HIO I II
Split level, pool, lacuul.
kids/pets BEST lee
539-6190
2 Br w/gar. $495/mo.
crpts, lncd yd, water pd.
27 10 "B" Delaware
636·4120 1·5PM
2 br, 1 ba, lrplc, dbl gar,
yard & patio. $600 mo.
1st , last & deposit. Reis
req'd. 675-2520.
Nr Bch 2br 2ba wldouble
----------1 38r. Iott 3ba. 3 yta old -t
blk from Cllll Or
648·6789 or 646·8710
Harbor Ridge, mountain &
ocean view. 3 Br 3 Ba.
beau111u11y done ,
$2400/mo Avail now
By Owner 760· 1977
Versailles 2 bdrm, 2 ba
penthouse. ocean view.
patio, $800 752-53 17
Bluffs area, 3 br. 2'h ba,
condo, 2 car gar w/elec
opnr 640·9350 days.
780·8398 e11es. Mr Begg.
Clubs•Sauna• Call lor appt • • ••••• ••••••••••• •••• d I I It ••1F proleaalonal 22·30 lo Want quiet, resp nonsmkr TSL Mgmt 1145_8 t22 Garden Orove Townhouse 91 oner urn ure and ... 645-2111 Ask for Joe Hydromassaga• 2 Br 1,,, Ba. patio, no accessories Move In 10· 1111 2 bd, 1 ba apl In 10 thr antique f illed
Swlmmlng•GoH 2 Br 1 .~ Ba. no peta, 1450 pell 750•7272 day or reserve tor sum· c d M N 0 n . 1 m k r poolatde N-port condo Beaulllul executive olllca
Driving Range 10, 2 persons, 755 W mer months Smailly s3oo/mo + ulll tat/last $375 548-82311 suite plu1 warehouae In
: : : RU/~:~ TL 8 : 18th St 646-9507 Bullsfl,. ~u:i~Ylshed models open + dep 760·6238 eves/ S.rl'l.ll Ill ll•l 43SO ~~ea~l~~~I~ 0~;~9n :nt~r
S NI 28d 2 lf1rj 3140 wknd •••• ••••••••••••••••• 675-3882 from l0·5· Ing I es . t & 2 ce rm ba Adults •••••••••••••••••••••• Storage garage lor rent • L o BeJrooms•Furnlstled pref . Most utll pd. WltlFFLmlE On Jamboree Ad 81 Woman with Career de-644-9539 alter 6 Ott oberman with & Unlurn1shed•No $525/mo. 645-8950 all · s J 1 Hiii R slras same CdM 2 bd. t on Balboa Peninsula ---------Idaho tags. red collar Spmwknds. t & 2 Br Olacount on an 8o·a~u1n100s d. S3 0 next to Fun Zone Approx2,000sq ll store. Vic Fair g Mesa Pets•Models Open some models. Pool, Spa. •· ba, 6 Incl haekpr. lO'M120'1t'. 673-2943 choice loca•lon. AC, 548·9154
dally9 to6. NEWBAEEOAPTS Gym . Sauna etc Avail 9·10 975-0578, Newport Blvd at Harbor.---------
0.LWOOd 1BA & LOFT. Frplc, rec 846·0619. · · LIDO DELUXE 2 Br lrplc _5_7_5_·4_0_24 _____ Easl side C.M. Single ga· (7141674·1921 LOST lllClW ll 1 b I k I OR Ad raga tor storage $75/mo
I .. room. pool. jacuzzi. gas rg r c pal o . Its Fem. wlll Shara with Fam 645·7234 'Costa Meu• 3.4 mos ago. 6"'4·5289 llwtl & water pl\ld No pets Delu~e poolside xtra large S 1050. 675·6359. 22 plue yr1 old large apt, ---------lf•rt•tlh 393 Hamilton C M 2br, 2 be, bltns, dswhr. BEACH/YEARLY 2 ba N11wporl Beach. Garage lor Rent, $50 per ret::io~~~';11~0=·ct~OO Lost: At OC swap meet. 2
lew ..... 11 .. acli/lt. 6'45·441 t · t•,; miles beach Adults. 01 3 B S290 646·3377 monlh 2864 LaSalle, RINGS Sentimental 118· ,.. no pets. $500/mo • r 2ba, gar C.M 957·2740 aller 6 sf. 497-5132 lue. REWARD. 540-6968 880 Irvine Westside SPARKLING 536-6362 $800/mo. 421 E. Balboa Quiet responsible Female
(et 16th) CLEAN & SPACIOUS I & Bl 673·2769, 675·9797 10 share my 2 Br 2 Ba 1,,PT:m......--:,.----,,.---.......,~ f•i•1l1i1/ l1•l1/4SOO Lost Cat. mld·July Lge
a 2Br 2Ba lrplc enclo--.. T ti UCI *" Ol''i't .. •••I·' ~400 •••••••••••••••••••••• orange/wht ne"I Lon~
gar, patio, b11:1ns $480
CC-RENTALS 750·3314 Decorator 3 BA 3 Ba Big
Lrg 4 Bdr home, 2'11 ea, 3
car gar. nr beach & 9Choo4s. Kids & pet OK
$1150/mo. 964·5096
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3 Bdrm detached homes
In excellent area Avail&·
ble lmmedf 1tely
$800/mo on t year lease.
Five others t > choose
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call for leases.
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1 to 5 bdrms, starling al
$650 to s 1200
4 er. 2 ea t897 I A11t1ocn
S975tmo
Agent 541·5032
Canyon condo, overloo-
king golf course. Avail
9/ t 182 548·0632
Nr Bch 3rm w/bubbllng
ape, cozy kltch .$400
OC·AENT ALS 750-3314
3 Br 2 Ba .. across llrMt
from beach, avail now,
(7 14) 6'\5· 1104 2 r Newly redec; crpts • · · '""' s 3 e 2 e wn ome nr ..,75 •· • .., ' NB 3975 81 3660 w
drpa dshwr rang.:. & r•' garagt', patio. $485 mo bepac. h 2 'blk aSl900plc. gal r. plus •,; Ills Id & ••••• •••••• •••• •••• • •• rch aq hair Eastblutts Rewar lew,.t1 ltH!a/le. . , " 964·4633 ac s, yr 'I u " w g1-W0"1YE Simi II. or less MIA zone 760·9556 675-8826
1700 16th St. lrlge, view & ocean No pets 645•1882 rage 553·1562 Eves. Agent 541.5032 ----·-----
(Dover at 16th) $b3r8eezes, no pets WMIWE 3 B 2 B M/F stir beaut Beck Bey IAI VINE Phone an,swde· 1300 .,, tt. *•50 LOST COCKATIEL
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5-$475 642·0684 & t & 2 BA apts, beaut. r a, trpl, garage. condo p--•. Jae. tennla r ng, conl. rm, ut I P • "" ... N 'top St B lb
(714) 642 5113 52 9723 b .. 2 btk I ""' t t Al Front office. large rear r at · 8 0•
. • • lakes & slreams. comp! 6;3~~57 t. 675•9
997f 'I $300. 645-5165 ~~;~ ::~~!·. j ~SO/usp~ door 1789 wtllttlef Ave Is I and A e wa rd LUXURY COIDOS amenities, no peta Fr Fem/Balboa Penln 2 540-9745 Days 540-9352. Evea _5_7_3_·4_5_2_9 ____ _
mo/yrly, $850/mo OCEANFRONT -sharp
760· t977 2BA, winter, no pets. gar
WIL ft •-. 0,... ...... "460 846-6591 2 Br Duplex acrosa street story 3 Br 2.,.,ba, vaul1ed 646·0681 FOUND· Well cered lor • -., n-from beach. $750/mo 1617 Westcllll. N.B 256
Frplc. elegant Frenc h Acreage privacy, 1 Br, w/ 529·87M or 836-8683 calhngs. balcony & gar 10 4000 sq. It 1st floor. 11•1111 Wl•IH 4100 youblac~ wSlhethpeoertld11;_~11e&. windows, AC, In home sunny kitchen, part bills $266/mo Ask for Jim Agent 541 •5032 " ........ security 28r 2Ba IBr paid $375. Others 1001 2 BA upper condo, West· wknda/evea 675·9518 & 1----------2•;i;;;~~~jbj;~·r~"1j;;d 495-3181 or 531-96t6.
tBa & 11;_.dlos · BEST lee 539·6190 cliff Dr . nr shopping. 896·5t89 wkdys 450 sq. tt St 00 per sq. Adults (MIF) wish to rent Found Female declawed UITILIFF LISI "I"
4 BA, 2'h be, $1300/mo.
Avail Sept 8. Dys.
833·4785, evs/wknd
$650 mo. 575.3033
2Br, tBa, $550 mo 4Br,
2Ba. $750 mo Across
from bch. Sept.June !Br & s1ud10 Incl Wahr/ Air conditioned comtorl 2 ~~;i. ~o~t46!:854~. ::~ Female 10 snare 2 bdrm I t.. 400 1 Birch .. N B Mobile Home for 6 mo tortolH lhell cat appro•. dryr, also Includes pvt Br w/garage, lncd 4 kids. 548_3117 apt in Costa Mesa Sept ,_A_g_e_n_i_5_4_1·_50_3_2___ Mus I 8 11 ow Pet 6 mos Aug 9th Vic
club w1tonn11 courts, pets $450 Other tool tst $250 645· 1269 964·6t 10 Avocado St, Coate Mesa.
CHARM Expanded 5 er OCEANFRONT DI• 2·4 Br gym, poots. jacuzzla, BEST lee 539-6190 fBr. 1Ba, 1 parking stall, 1 Resp non·smkr M/F rm· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Aller 5 54S.91 t2
3 car garage. HVH. Ja-By week or month saunas, beautllulty deco-btk to ocn HELPI Responalble cple. F d s 11 p 1 0 k
3 87 rated clbhse & much Avail 9/15, nice area 3br Agt 673•6210 mate wanted l or 2Br. 13 yr old boy. cat & dog oun : ma arro er
644·2224 (213) 848-2232
cuzz:I. loaded wlfrench 1_6_7_·7 __ 3______ more. From $450 mo 2'hba 2 car garage. frplc · 2Ba apt nr S Csl Plaza. need house In "Old head Vic W 19th,
windows, skyli ghts A I II Inc ls most utll too $650. Also 2br 2ba $550 Crappy 2br, near beach. 966·0554 eves ~··c--Huntington" area, H B CM /NB Please call and =~:.~~~~o 640•2523• "U.i:~:JIAH 549-3421 3641 Bear St lst g laat. 55B·Bl68 nice area. turn or unlurn Newport Beach loll for .;;...":'"'"~,., (West of Adams, South _id_en_llly_. -64-2---1-2-2-1--
•••••••••••••••••••••• (bt wn Sun tlower & B••li•flla $600/mo. 673·6336 rant Family atmosphere ./11 •• ,..,. of Beach Blvd). Approx Found Lhasa Apso, 11/IHM /t/H' JIOf McArthur). BiiL-•I Jl~Z Executive Condo IBA. Full use or house. fllr pool ~~.:-;:;:-• $600/mo, rent or leaN/ Bristol/ Ir vine 8/ 13 ~;1~·t,•7•7•5_ .. 0;1~~-;·2••;1~ 1 bdrm. upper. s460 incl ••••••~••••••••••••'!• d e n • o c e a n & & park. Rent Incl ulll I ~.,_,.,. o lion. Refs. 538-9832 966-1323
__________ 1 ulll. lrpl very cozy Bachelor Condo. Steps 10 bay3-4·1547 $350 mo 759·0760 LOST· Grey end cream
Lse'opl Or Sale Or trade. 4 gar .. prkg. Near water 631 ""2 sand Flreplao 0/W ' I I 675 4000 (Breu) -vv t alter 4 30 e. · Wastcllll. •tra lrg Br MIF to shr 4 br condo, I l , I ama e cat (Had yellow
Townhouse 3 Br 2'1ir Ba
Eastblull $950/mo
644·6138, 850· 1801
8 r 3 b a 0 c ea n vu • relrlg $365. 1 yr lse, apt, pool, patio. ernenl11es, Eastblulls. Hi•n•/ •nil; collar w/tag) 1 yr old.
855·0517. 54 4-2170 Small 2 BR 1 Ba, yrly, In· 1 bdrm s3eo. utll Pd 213/592·3171 alt 6. 645·8152 NB 1240 720·0572 Fi•••tl Glenneyre St, Leg dry lacll. deck. $600 Carpora, good loc No 1irwaa1t WOI •••••••••••••••••••••• Children heartbroken
3 Br 2 Ba. comm. pool 675·0349 pets 3 8 3 W 8 a y Im•• 3144 WESTCLIFF 1 br. condo M/F establ'd prol only, ~wrv l11l•1H Reward 497.1377 ~J 11.~~~~oFr~ IT~~:r~: Bay front bactl unit. $450 _s .. _e_-_9_5_16 ______ ;·9;~·;.~·9~-~~:,;;;~,;.~· pool. adults. no pets. 2 5 . 3 3 ' s Ir a I g h l . ~~"~tt~a~o:.'s4~oT:~~ n. .. 1l••i"' SOOS
Id 0 Eastalde Lrg bright 2 br Patio, •ic. lrplc, W/O, $540 mo 673-6640. non·amok .. clean. 10 sflr 8 •••• Jt'5"; ••••• ;, •••••••• Lost · white F Shepherd. agt In c s u 111 s . a y 1 • "' 2bd. 2'h ba new condo. roker 67 -4912 WUT vie Atl•nll & Newland,
960-2471, eves 675-9302 1'.41 ba patio. avail 911 Woodbridge So. lakea. S1• Cl••••I• 3111 $300 mo c M Dave s~aii-Oua.rt"ers but la H.B 536·2287 C••i•m•i••• $550 640--0997 pools, tennis. $750 mo. • •• ••••• •• •••.... •• • •• 63 439 · Airport area • Exec. Sul· _ v-• U•l•t•itlH 34ZS lllt.I.
3101
Avallable nowl t Br car· Call Denny 645·2016 t Br pvt deck. Old wor1d 1 __ t_· __ 1______ $tes From 22~:450 !IQ. tt. not your 1yplc11 Video Lost· 8113 M Seatpolnte •••••••••••••••••••••• l••••••I• port, pool & laundry No weekday•. 548·5833 charm, spectacular Master Bdrm, own bath, l ;&r sq It . ..,any Klras. Game? Weigh• only 7 Himalayan. San Joaquin
1 BA. So Cst Plaza. poo4, •••••••••••••••••••••• pet 14251 931 W eves & wknds ocean vu. walk to be8Ctl near Beach/Adams. ClOl 557·7010 lbs. & can be carried His Or San Miguel Ad
tennis, no pets $475 2 bdrm, 2 ba newer dplx 9
8 mo $495 Contact Mgr at ept $250/mo. plu1 S 100 sec. Excellent Offices _ Up to under your arm? Is as A-ard. 553-1950
6•2·2029 yrly. Mature non·smkra, 1 th St 548•0 492 Woodbridge condo. 2 br, C 332 Encino Ln 960·6030 or Qt;().7974 000 easy to set up as plug no pets. $750 X 3 2 Br 2 Ba Townhouae 2 ba. upstairs, S600 mo 4 IQ tt. t&Ol Newpor1 1 I o t s1er?
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673-8920 e~/ ..... nd •--1 .. _ 3110 W db Id VIII 2 Blvd, C M. 645·21 It Ask g ng n Y ur oa For lnlormatlon leading New 2 BA t 'lt ba. patio Woodbridge condo 3Br gar. S550 & s100 dap
2'1tba, lam rm, l/p, 2 car N 0 p e t s • c r a 1 g .
gar, ale, walk to sc;hls. all 545-1370, GG
rec. lacll. S950/mo Avail ---------
2131799-4195, 257-9792 w t frplc. West.side. _____ .e __ .. _" ___ ,_.' na• 00 r ge 19· nu T k 1y In t 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Br I Ba. pert furn for Joe a es on one m u e o to the return of dog S-450. 2 er. utll pd 410 S495/mo Deb 540..0702 Woodbridge sharp 2 BA, 2 Br 2ba condo, nr So Cat ,,. t·8"~a play & can never be Male (ne tared) Lhasa
II 9/ .,.,,,., "" ,...., E•acutlve o ffice suite, mastered? Has depen· u Herding. Bal boa No Spacious 2 er t ea on ave 1 • ......,.,, Ptu. $450/lst & last No 1----------Apso mix (Benji t ) 551-3000 2 3 6 St-to be h 38 2b corner of 405 Fwy. Near dable mtcro·processor · 'IP• pets. 5'47·1155 Eastalde, neer schools, pe19 1 /693·4 90 att 5 y .. s ac • r a Harbor Blvd. Take ovtlf 1 1 ? C beige wlcream Ears
8/22, 833·8984
North Irvine Racquel
Club. lrg 3 Br 3 Ba. on
corner. ale. ram rm, din
rm, frplc $895/mo
no...,.ts $450 631 "'155 ,_ •-L •1 I M/F 19·30. $260 325 base crcutry an get (fairly long) peach/cream Ci•ill1'•• J.1ti3111 """ .,, w1.••• -•t• ~' 4 3 br 2 ba. deluxe condo 34th St NB Call Answer lease 1600 !IQ.It al 90c you started lmmectlalety wlbleck on ends. Head.
••'••••••••••••••••••• $300 1 Br patio. lncd •• ••••••••••••••••••• lrg patio, pool, spa, Ad72t,642-430024 hrs II Call75t·6191 In an unlapped market neck,btck,closelytrlm-
3 br 2 'It ba condo Duplex large 2 Br 2 Ba yard S350 Utlls paid I IOEAllfWllT child o.k near SC Plaza 1----------for under S6500 tor 5 $ tOOO mo tst & last la ndry a age a d •• t ~. 1 1 bid $665 mo 213 9-"'• 2686 Neal r.-n cpl wlll ahare Fountain Valley Olllce T II med Chest, legs, tall, u • g r • y r . Br all appliances Otheta MOS v...,,..n ep g, · • v-o· -....-• space. 2500 .n.ft 81 60¢ units? o nd oul about 11 ..., H .. _ d
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USTILIFF
month, sec dep $500, lmmed. occupancy loot BEST fee 53g.6190 In Laguna Beach, finest 3Br 3ba condo. Pool, ""' this unique product call very u .. , IS ...... ar on cleaning dap $250. 770-2904. 1ocat1on In town, breath· A,.rt•••t1 lual1lH spa. tennis. 2 min to Mlle a 1'-Good exposure, r • c e Nam• Is •"OO I BA PATIO FNCO S good parking. Talbert & Mr· Patrick. toll-free "CABOOSE " Vicinity
Woodbrldg .. on t"e lake Adults only, no pets, call ---------..., · . taking views. all bull1·1ns. 11 n•lua 36AA q Park $300/mo t 800 531 5255 t 820 " C • •i/16 31Z2 YARD "· 7VV 83978 oo Broolchurst. Call • • • ex · 1011 . San Juan Capl·
Executive 3 bd. 2 ..._ ba J a ck G a Iv In . d a y s •t •• I ,.,, . fl e a 1 e d p o o 1 , • •••••••••• •• • •••• • • • • • 55. 754· 1 4 " 1 5 2 173 o •••••••••••••••••••••• $350 UTILS Pl',10 I BA SElWllD 751-6191 ARTIST Need exceptional stra110 nr/San Juan
544-9835.
Many Extrasl St400/mo • ·aves . STEPSTOOCEAN large2 All APPLIAN.CES sub. garage. elevator Pre111glous Na. avail ---------d 1 c~" Rd 7/29
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5_8_6_·_06_2_9______ lease only $850 g up 1 400·900 PLUS !400 ""· 11 artist 10 o sports act on r"'"'"" approx . Br. 2 Ba. lrplc. many OTHERS TOO• BEST,_ -YILU~E now. emele only $325 -.. 11 k t h t Please all coll t ~ 330 Clltf Or 494-8083 • Penthou~ Bayfront Sul· gure s e c; es a reas. c e c 551·2193 or 987-8857 Lovely vu, 38r, Penthou-amenities. $825/mo. 539·6t90 · · All prlvll 645·9515 ~ J 66 3386 7 1 4 5 2 3 4 6 2 7 2 Days 642·5757, Eves & New I Br. ocean view. cl-New 1&2 bdrm. tu>1ury 1----------te. parking. pallos price ames 1· • • -• 1 BA OrangMree condo, 118• ~er gar, sec ~e~e. Wknds 631_6630 Small apt, quiet area, sul· apts In 14 plans 1 Bdrm 2 BA 2 Ba, 2 aty. J:uclld & 673-1003 bTWn. 5·10 p.m. 552-3466, 835-5235
by the lake, pool. tennis, ~:~s 211~'ld, 544-5 8· table for elderly person, ose to bel~h: shopping. from $515, 2 bdrm from McFadden. S225 & utll. I I I FOUND
adlts only, Avt 917 $460 . ..,.--·-------Bachelor Quiet, mature stove & relrlg, s280 mo. ~9rl.7d07e9c 565/mo $570, Townhouse from Move In ASAP 759·7961 Soallng Down? Starting •• •n• • GLIDER. IDENTIFY
675-9229 Orangetree condo. $500. adult. Utlls paid, $325 utll pd 833•3125 $640 + pools, tennis, work out? lower overhead l•1i•n1 SOIO 545·3604 1 Br & Iott t nls pool 78()...8520 · M •-· 31~1 aterfall-s p d t G , _______ _..._~ maintain Image, offioe at ••••••• •••• • ••••••• • •• ---------~~lt!~n~~rwypool,.~~~ stream NO ~~ts.' Avali lovely Eastslde 28r 1ba .•• '!fr.!!.~!~ ..••.. '!.. ~r cookl~g gn h5eatl~~ Ammate wanted, stir lge 2 Regency Center. Exec OPA Wlltl Tl llY Found· F Stllh·Ttu wht &
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911 553·1141 C.11111•11 31Z4 2912 Peppertree Lane. NO FEEi Apt. & Condo paid From San Diego BAaptlnCdM s250mo sultaslnN-portnrAlr· Local praotloe,conllden-tan w/blk lace. vie. ••·1••1•••·•2·-.;.;••J••••••• No peta S495/mo rentals.VlllaAenlaJs. Frwy drive North on _6_7_3_·_18_9_6 ______ port. fully equipped & ce. Reply to PO Box Victoria /Harbor
TURTLEROCK EXEC 2 3 br 2 ba deluxe condo • -· II. 559-4718 . 675-4912 Broker Baecfl to McFadden to F 25·35 to shr 2 br. 2 ba stalled for every busl· 1332 Newport Beach 548-8523
mstrs den 2•,; ba m~e l1g patio, pool & spa, Newly decor Gas pd, E' I C 3 Se aw Ind v 111 age Promonloty point apt, ness need lndlv offices 92663-0332 -F-o-un_d_8_/_1_7_M_S_la_m_e-~-
Sl3501mo 851•9360 ' child o.k near SC Plaza encl gar. dwshr. pool. ade .M Br 2ba con· Yll IESflYI m 1714)893.5198 N B 6 7 3 • 8 6 o 1 mo/mo from $375 ~ · $685 mo. 213·964-2686. bbg. Adults. no pets. do. Lg yard, lrplc, 2 car NEW gated 20 Town-633·9976 /•"•l•••I c al, nr MacArthur & £ J. i 3Z41 S.2·5073 gar. poo4/jac $725/mo home VILLAGE COM· IH•I 4000 (9am· tpml n. I . SOIS Campus Me 11 s s a .~,. .. ~~ ••• .'.'. ••••••••. f•nif•lll 631.7905 MUNITY 2 & 3 Br 2.,, •••••••••••••••••••••• IM·-'-9-l_e_r_m..;.m_l-need--ed-, -1-b-t-k SO LAGUNA. 3 Arch Bay ••• -.ir.!.~!!r•••••••• 752-819 t w
EMERALD BAY 3 Br 2 fu•it.iH 3SZ5 2 Br 1 Ba trlple1e 1,~ mlle Ba. 1600•1800 sq 11 01 EASTSIOE CM Private from ooh, non·smlt.er. no 500 sq 11 with good hwy Aesor1 condo1, Bullhead _F_ou_n_d_F_P_lt_B_u_ll_pu_p_p_y_&_
Ba. lrp4c. brlcl! patio w1tfl •• • ••• ....... • •••••••• beach, lncd yard. gar pure luxury Garages, turn room & bath Ullls Ila II as Av a II 8 / 2 1 v11lblltty 497·2351 City, Laughlln (Colo F Germ. Shep • to owner
spa. S I 5 O o 2 t 3 /BLUFFS 2 BR · 2 BA · TH me81i8JIU renovated $525/mo 79C spas 111 every home • Incl., refrlg . $315 mo 646-9223 Sub-let Exec. ottlce River) Hunting, fishing & or good home 966-1192
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3 B r 2 Ba. ocean vu, No Pets lmmed. s950 _ .;; rooms, wood burning ROOM/BALBOA S230 NB apt w/aame, 1225 & MacArthur Blvd Price als $50-70.000. Pvt par· FOUND· Fam Golden co+-
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OCEAN ANO WHITE A f _J_a.H Bad! $415 2 bdrm, I'.+ be, 2 story ded EJog1n,1 living onty Furn rm. fem pret, pvt share 2BOAM Condo. *llm HALI* $25K, snort term, -11 ae-LOST 8116. white male IHtl•••I• •~iu-1 Br $470 $550 Mo Also 1 bdrm, t t5 minutes rom Fashion S 0 C 1 p 1 cured. 35V. loan • 10 • neutered Lab, 7 yrs. HS WATER VIEW 3 sun· •'•••••••••••••••••••• b $360 C II II Island, 7 minutes to S.C home, kltch. privileges, 262 per mo plu1 utll A rpon area ro value 493·7674 area 848-8827
doctl,s, 3 bdrm. 2'h ba. 2 •-•L--L'lll•i 37-2 Br 1'1.Ba $535 8 mo a 8 er p Mesa Verde 5•9·9847, Adams & Bushard area. anvtronment, fun service.
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security, uuna, 1pa. htHfht ltJtl-a a.a! • fi floor S<l95+dep. '1 Sl85lmo. Incl utll 'l'ng Carol 675-9449 Robl. Sattler NH/CM Foul1d eo .. e r, E e cl er
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C'"ll' C••• T1ee trim. gen. 01nup1, .!' ••••• :':~•••••••••••• Wall lt11turea-Acou1tlc c;ement work FrM est.
Exper & dependable Hang-Tepe-Steel etudl Call 549·1604 anytime
Cnlld cere during grav-lie;. 3899« 1-632-5649 eyord snlll Lrg F.V. Hrn. __ D_R_Y_W_A_L_L_T_A_P_IN_G __ Mo,wlng., edglng,R trlm-
plenly ot tlMplng 1pac;e. All Textures & Acoustic m ~p· c tHn S~~ 14~~IO·
84 t-2277 Fr .. ell Kevin 876-9088 na 8 ra " • · ----------•Verd work. cleanup, coYr· c .. ,,,,,.n •• ,,,, ""'"''' leous. dependable. rets. • • •• •• • • • ··' •••• •••••• • ••• • • ••••• • • •••• • • • • • S6 50 hr. 494-2921. la· REMODEL/AOO-ONS ELECTRICIAN-Prlc;ed
& Carpentry L1c·d. 25 rlgnt, free eallmote on guna
y1s exp lrwln 548-2719 large or smell job1. TIE 11111 IOHI l~4'H·lttlll·Rt•t4, lie;. 306821. 673-0359
Free eat Reas ptlees. ELECTRICIAN
Oual work Lie. 337189 Sml Jobe/Repairs Lie:
645-4010 233108-C-IO 548-5203
Custom t em ode Is· RESIO/ COMM'LllNO
additions. lree est. Qua-20 yrs. Do my own work.
llty 2nd to none. Bandel lie. 27804 t Al 846-8126
Cons«. lie 418570. ---------548-427 1 Seo Idle Item• 842-5878
Lawn-tree-shrub lnalall
T,.. trim/removal
Lawn cere/Rototlltlng
Free eallmole 546-6085
Claaalfled Ada are the
anewer to a auccenlul
gatage or yard aaltl lt'a e
better way 10 tell more people I
w a .t etc CH RI S CANYON PAINTING -14 yra Nett Paul 545·2977 ••• , .. LO~·AATEE{"i ...
HAULING-GRADING 714-960-6396 yrs In O.C Satlatectlon ''••)/a• Tree trimming & removal. demo1111on. 01e1n-up. £ I $ m guar 494-4541 •••••••• ,............. all cleanup• & mowtno
Concrete & "" removel .!1.'. •• !. .. !!!........ QUALITY PAINTING ATLAS PLUMBING & 554-7017 Quick MrV. 842-7838 HEATING • Speclell:tlng ---------¥1110 WILLI Ext11n1, rut retH f l PROF SERI/ICE F Lie B348276 538·2386 In Repetra ' Replace-,,,, •• or a lrM tact anee1. ceu ment (7 t•) 645· 1688 ••• ••• • '•••• •••••• •••• Heullng · yrd clean up Hatry Weote. Attorney al EXTERIOR PAINTING Mott aubjec;tt, K-14
Oulcll & clean Frff eel Law, 553-0290 Custom work Free eat l••~•ll••lleaa/t Oayteve $6 & $t0/hr 873--0548 •••••••···''~··";-••••• Mt Morgan '"0 "'·"17" Reos + tine Int & sta'· , ~'1 "' v
liAULINO & CLEAN-UP ~~!!~!1.............. n1ng Sieve 547-4281 A44 H ·IMl&•·l•llH. Wl ' Clt••l
Yd1/gorage1. Prop. mgt BRICKWORK Smell job• Free eat Reas prices •• .'!.!!. •••• "!':.,,f ••••• 831 09"3/831-0865 RALPH'S PAINTING I Oual work LIC 337 189 1 •• • " Newporl, Costa "e•o, "'Lei 1he Sunthlne n M ~ Int/ext Reas tarea 646·4010 c s lrvfne Reis 675-3178-R I F 536-9898 all unthlne Window ~~~~!~~~!~f •....... Brickwork-small or lge e tee est I R o o M Ao o IT Io N s c~~;.'~on~~d,Y J,:!~~3 RQBIN·s CLEANING Jobe lOO'a local rats Fiii PAllTl•I Honest,Rell11ble & Rele-
Sttrvlce -a 1noroughly Since 1969 645_8512 by Richard Slno1 Lie
1
rences JC&B Const Lie W•r' tr~nll•f. clean hoYM 540·0857 1..__________ 280644. t3 yrs or happy 11347677 974-7665 ••••••••••••••• ••••••
Mo~i•f 1oc;o1 cus1ome1s a ll Computer word proc••· Joan·a Cleaning Se,.vlce •••••. •• •••••• •• • • •• • Thank you 631-44 10 "" •1. Sing Fall, eccurett Mrv. Houaes-Apts-Rentell . ABC MOVING -. •• • •• • • • ••• • • • ••• • ••• R I N I F
Ollie•• 540-1287 Quick Carelul Sen1ice Painting our family tradl· Huber Rooting-ell types ees ra et o ary '" · 55 -0 0 lion for over 100 yral New-recove1-decks pkup & delivery Len.
TIRED OF HASSLES? Ftee estimates 2 41 Int/ext. Lit: 346252 Free Lie ll411802 548-9734 75I·1314
Ouallty Cleaning help la A 1 10¥111 I est 661 3998 nerel Reis. 960-7452 * • * · Cadillacs lo Go-Carta Are you plennlng • move7 Top quellly Special care The fastest draw In the Wherever the Fad ClaHllled ada wlll potnl
Exper House Cleaning, In handling. 26 yrs •xP wesr 8 Dolly Piiot Roll ·em oll rne mafket you In lhe rlQnt direction
Reliable. Reta. Competitive Rotes Classllled Ad Coll Today With a Classified Ad to find •he home you
553-1675 No overtime 730-1353 642·5676 Call Now! 642-5678 need. 642-5678
f!!!~~.a!.' •••••••• !~~9 '!!.11 •• Vf~~.'~ .••• !.'.'!! '!.~.11..'lf.·.'!~'.~ ..•.. ~~q~ !'.'1..'!.i!.~'!. •••• !.'.~ !'.'1.!r.~~'!. ...• !.~'!! ~!.'1 •• '!.·~~'!. .... l.~'!! IJ.-.11. • .Y~~'.'!. .... !.~'!! '!!.11..'!.'~'.'!. .... ?.'.'!! !!!~~! ................ ~~ ............ !~!
O •• p'.'.. .l.l•tu IFFIOI Operato11 w/cllanlele. Reoteurant Sales Greentree Homes Assn. American Eskimo pure-
SUNNY'S Exec;ullve
Str&H·Reductlon.
Onice-hm-outcall
831·8377
ALTHATIOIS
Woman In Corona del
Mar. Newport Beacn
Area to do elleratlons In
your home tor small re-
tell shop. Call Bob Prof. man w/amell child 640-4 128
needs houaekeeper-olrl ----------trlday. Organized, hou-Appllca11ons are being la-
senold. light olllce. pos-ken lor a Plllme cook, 30
slblllty to learn computer hrs per w~. please apply
word processor So. La· Mon-Fil, 3-5PM at 3 t 80
guna, room/barn & small 1-A-lrw_a.;..y_A_v_e_ .• _C_M __ _
salary, or salary only Artist . PIT. for sllk screen
Flexlble hou1a. Barry 1-shl11s Expe11enced
Barnes 494-6959 631-3494
Stable Ame1lcan host lo-Thursday, August 19,
mlly wanted for high 1962blllty to work with
scnool student. All living elementary school cnll-expense.s wlll be pd. dys dren
979-5056, evt wknds OHTOI IHlllEH
S41·6243 ask lor Matie Flair tor designing lnl&-
EXOTIC
DAICERS
l1Ch1lor I l1eh1-
l ore tt 1 parties.
Tli1 Last Hurrah.
731-1531
rtor accessories & fine
art Should nave good
sense ol color & design
Wiii train
Call Tues tnru Fri bel·
ween to & 2 to make an
appointment for Inter-
view t7t41 494-6167
AUTOMOTIVE
.._ C SGT PEPPERONrS RETIRED? Telephone Sales C II G S I Sh h looklno for in tnthu-NB/ M. xlnt lex:. Ami•· Etrn Big M .. th ommun Y arage a e. bted dog w/papert are ome w/elderly ble kl 1 1 PIZZA STORE I Oney uy e 626 homes • Irvine • S.E Must sell, •9 mo. S2oo: woman. LI hBkPO & coo-sloallc. hardworking In-deal:o~ ~~ 1o1~nero, • r Now nlrlng for Full or Looking tor ex1ra tn· beach. $300-S tOOO/ corner of Culver & Wal-842·9208
king. Nwpt Ben area. dlvldual with olllce H· ___:_ . ----part-time openings et come ? Try Part-Time week Call 536-751 t nut -just So. of 1-5 1----------
673-8000 pe1tence. typing & phone PART-TIME. Mature wo-toc;atlon near o c . Air· ~aa1:.s,9 T~~.sd1°0Y 1
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2nrNuoFornl· TILl ... l•E Sal/Sun Aug 21-22 9-4. F. i IHS tkllla. Call Perlormanc:e man (pret. wh nas had .. v 1 0 d u ' ~,., r" B G tH I• •• O.•eler11 Saltc:ratt, 842-0846 c;nlldren) tot atter sc;hool po.. ary ng •Y• an Apply PENNVSAVER SOLICITORS argalns alorel ••••••••••••••••••••••
Needed for luxury La-hlld nours. Ideal supplement· t660 Plocen11a A ve HELP' We're running ~·t 6 mo old opp10•. '"' Snep
•--.. IFFIOE c 1uper11lalon Muel al Income for home ~ guna Beech hotel. WM-., .. .,_.. nave cat. s1an Aug 20. • Coste Mesa Ask for Mrs we tleed good people 10 of space. Books. new & •;, Fox ma I a 0 o g .
kends a.must 3 days per E.aperlenced person to Call Answer Ad 260, ~~rk~~:.u~:::ilv~1~~~;,~sg wn11e ' I set up appointments used kitchenware. furn.1_64_2-_4_8_6_1 _____ _
week Contact Mrs. run small olllce-type 642-4300 24 hrs. company otters opponu So•••I Office Mar. lrom our Newport Beach pies tuggooe. cam~as. Need 1ov1ng nome, beau·
Vaughan-Purdie. quotea. answer phone, ----------nllfes for advancement lor an elementary school olllc;e 1n the evening 101 etc . all must gal 11 tlful year old anaggy
494-8460 proc&Sll mall. Spend part Part time marketing & based on your job per· 40 hr work week 10 Holiday Inn's new travel 8 /2 t 9· l PM 4327 mole dog, neutered, EOE time learning Inspection management opportu· p club Sal + 1 Winier St Irv 552-0066 lo1mance. leatanl war-mos work ueer 2 yrs ery comm s-shots. g1ea1 per&anallty, tor small machine el'lop nlly Cell 569-849& eves , s1 + b c 1 892 36 Counrer Help tor dry MICRO Pre<:lslon 27324 6 to 9 king condltlona. Musr be clertcal upr req 55 on onus a I •••f!ll ll•tl loves k ids -91 ;:~~1~~1:.'~~~' ~~~~i gc~::;.1n~1ge!p1s1rano, L•· --,-U-T_/_TI_l_l _U_L_E_I_ ~:,~d2~5v~~ Apply in sf: ~~~::'e~1184~3wg;;; 833·3T74EOLEaPltHeOr •1Epm 3 ·G;r;~;;·,;~,j·F~;~,;~;.~ -F~-:-:-·3_"4-,~-1e_n_a_H_B_•_r_e_a.
In appearance $ $ 2300S E Bristol ' clolnes, misc See ·
499-1965. 30846 Cooai , ___ 7_1"-_4_99_·2_4_o_9 __ , 6~~5~i 1 :~ /;'w"'rt:~· Sente Ana' He1gn1s ~~ u ~~~Y Nin v~e~~~ny I RHERYATIOlllT dimes-a-line. 416 Emer-Call oller 6 pm.
Hwy Soutn Laguna. GOVERNMENT (next to McDonelda) SCHOOL DISTRICT. llOISEWIYH 1 son (TuSlln & 21st) Fri/ 960-9128
JOB OPENINGS PUT TIIE Equal Opponunlly Empl t 72 tO o0 .. SI . Fountain STllEIT• Sat. 9-4 Young Oulnee Pig Custodian Malnt. Man, M 1 1 I " • I n needed lor Newport Pier I •~YS~ ~ ava la~le OE L 111 ER Y HELP llnllL UST llR I/alley Closing dales Pleasenr surroundings .. ,, ...... ,,.,, ~2-=
area. Aetleble, sell moll-~!rectory 312.:~~3:; _54_0-_54_7_9______ Full/lime. E11pe1lerceo 8'25'82 EOE Easy nou1s. 3 -9 pm, ~' •• ':.~ •••••••••••••••• ---------
vated, 1etlred man 4-6 Elll E.91 Par1 time. m11ure girl trl-Leaponssc. Oppty lor SECRETARY/ EXPEOI-Mon-Fr1 No fJcperlenc;e A•li ••• 1005 Ado1able klHens. need
hrs dally Salary nego----------day needed by small growth w11n1n tne chain TOR tor small N B I necessary Olllce located •••• J ••••••••••••••••• loving nome. 6 w111
t t e b I e Bond• b Io Hardware Sales PIT. semi mnlg onop for llgnt olllce Ms Pnllllpa. 557-1264 Drapery/ Blind controc-In N B Call 641-0119 OlllllEl'S llllE 675-5681
673-9500 retired type, Apply tn work, typing & packing lnllL ...... 111• uno llrm Must t>e orge-between 2-4 Pm Full of beautiful. rare Fir•ll•ll IOSO
DANCERS person Crown Hard-A M W e 1 s • Co --n n1zed and gooo typist Telt•hont Silts antiques Compl "Inlaid •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~· 3107 E Cat Hwy. 714/65t-8239 Oren shop. NB or Irv Call 673-0760 berween 8 r w ood .. bdtm set $22. **I BUY** SIOO Sl 000 • PUT TIME Re I a 11 e JC Pr nee & 12 AM Full & p l time Exp1·d ooo. comp! din tm set
11 ' ••• • Help, nM<I 25 eupervl-!>44-2470 Meroe SEO•na•T/LE"'ll only for detalllng co w/matchlng cnina cab1-1ora PIT, nu w..,,hl lou Eves and/or wMkends. ---------" " • 641-0383 net &. armoire St5,000, Full & par1-llme danc:ers •. ,, Responsible edulls. over SALES Mid-size Irvine lew llrm I---------
lmum Telegreme. Audi-_83_1_-2_00_1______ 1ractlve personalltle• to OOlll, I llllS see"s gen ega ..... ry " chairs & stools, genuine
Good used Furniture &
Appllences-OR I will Mii
or SELL lor You
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AITO SALES
HD LUSIHI
wanted 101 Bare Min-program. W I I rain. 21, wttn ou111endlng, et-.. dill t I I·-I TOllJ ROMA'S lea1her sofa w/matcnlng
~ Tnrlvlng 0 C elorm w/mln1mum 2 yrs recent A PUCE FOR RIIS leopard couc;h w l IUSTElll Almtl
'"·1111 taa.MH Neat Chevy store must !Ions being held this Hos1no. PfT Apply bet-work wl1h youlh (egea compeny wontS tale-c;lvll llllgallon In Calllor-
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malchlno cneir & stool &
add three eKparlenced weeklrom9AMto3PM ween 2-4 P.M 11 251 10-14) Call 2 -5PM, speopletonandleropldly nta Salary negotiable. MOW HIRIMG•, many other llema.
combination satesper-Apply el Bate Minimum, Easr Coast Hwy New-842-432t, Ext 346. EOE expanding buelneu eJ1cal beflellls Send re-n n 675.3738 I lft FRllTlll IRUll HITUIWI
Eac:or'I for women
497-5725 (bet 81m-8pm)
White Male wlll model
Ray
530-3283
sons for EZ straight .sell 1807 W t<e1e111. Ste 21.6, port Beec:n P/H •llll•S Alarm experience pie-sume to Laurie Sutea, la•11er Tral•••ll Les 057-8133
& rease. Get set lor 1ne An<1ne1m, or cell (714) ---------•• 2091 Bu11ness Center We are seeking appll-Af.•li••"' 1010 '83 Chevy bone nu I t-7_7_8·_8_4_2_1 ______ 1 HOSTESS Supplement your Income ~"8f 833-9381 (uk tor 01 Ste 200 Irvine Co cants •ntereated tn an • '••••••••••••••••••• NEAR NEW SOFA e.r1n-
Generous pey, demo l•l"ery/lite Mal•t. by doing Interesting work ent · 92715 entry level position For HARBOR AREA ,ron00es.FMust sell Wiii eac; plan see Soles Mgt to nelp snow apectaculer on behalf of nallonal more intormatlon call APPLIANCE SERVICE 2 ree del
llowl•I O•t r I t Pltlme $2001$300 wk Newpo1t Besen Execu-compan1e1. $4 nr guar. IALEI SECRnHf/EXEC Maggie 7141642•9070 We sell rec:ond .. guar 559-8721
" ' • • 646-5781 for Wiiiie II Id I h I I I b I II c II 5•9 .,017 Dove/Quall Sta ve '" ence to wee t y Pus x n onus ncen ve Exciting caree1 opply w/ lo F 0 ot Npt Bch Fin app ances ., ....., 2 black leathet chalts
NEWPORT BEACH Dental cnalrslde Ants-p108')9Cllve buyer• 1 or 2 program GOOd speaking net'I ar1 acoeas co Flalr Svc es Firm cnallng TOPLESS MODELS 1 lft apat .... 011 $ lOO for botn
All hough In a non-1 __________ tanl, Parl-tlme. EXPE-days wk Brighi eno volce •mull For pe1so-lor decorating nee Fte11 Respon position Good $75 DAV • PAID DAILY Les r~7 •133 , ____ fl.40 __ -o_89_5 __ _
maritime business. nok:t BABYSITTER NEEDED RtENCEO. ROA prater-e.acitlng penonlllly, ex-nal Interview call Jell hit. Experience prel bul typing, Incl sta1ts11ca1.
1
no exp nee • 1!26·2583 ..., ••
Masters Uc , all oc;eana. CdM P/llme N on-red Mollvated. c;arlng Gellent converNUonallll Patte1son at wm 1r11n lntervlewaSet S/Hallllls& eptlludelor WAITER/WAITRESS Reti1geralor, wather, Black leather couch &
unllmlled tonnage, US smoker Eno speaking. tndlvtduol El Toro Area. and IUPlf grooming and 714/545-5778. Aug 2111 10am 10 2pm numbers, e)l.per req'd dryer, dlahw aaher & upholote1ed loveseat Mercnent Martno Also 760-8398 830• 1130 appearance are absolu-P.TIIE ULE,I on 1ne hou1 01 26300 La Call 640-0 t23 Wlln car lor wicker bas-freezer 648•5848 S 1 O O Good con d
sell lie. Would entertain 1----------1----------1 tely eeaenllal Reel ee-Alamed1. Sle. 350, Mia-kel lunch service 9·30 to 1----------640-0895.
evoeatlonal runs . wknds Babysitter wanted lor 4 Dental tatt lie Is helpful. but nol Enjoy working with kids, slon Viejo. (nr. Crown S8<'urlty t 30 pm Mon-Fri Earn Nice, small relrlgetalor 1----------& the llke . at little 10 no month old Full time. Ellpetlenced R 0.A. nee-required. Send reptys 10 and wlsn lncr1t1Md eat-valley & Puttrto Real). or llTf 81UI S 150 to S 170 willy Must Work• good $ 3 O OecoreUve Bleck & white
cnarge 101 "right stuff'' Mon-Fri, starling 9-'3 ded for Orthodontic Delly Piiot Ad No 104t, nlnge. ullllze your out-call 498-1850 111 6pm For private community, be neat, pe1sonoble en-646-3650 writing desk with gold
owners Sieve Fre«r11111 Your home or mine t>ractlce In MISslon VlejO p O. Box 1560. Costa golnq person1llty. learn Laguna Beach area e1ge11c 979-0747 al 10 sci oiled wroughl Iron 673-3500 dya. 673-82l 1 955-2526 8188 830-3703 Mesa. CA 92626 how lo become a tlllned SALES PERSONS s 4 5 0 n 0 u 1 ca 11 am lor appl Moving Frigidaire gn trim, single cenlet d1e-
'b rwl 1----------I·---------sales counselor Call Full & p/I dress shop 494.9571 Mon .Fri 10, ---------dryer. yellow. VttfY clean _,, barrel thaped mtl-
lhe Ml BABYSITTER NEEDED IHTlL WllT/111tte. •llOLUlll 2_5PM. 842_4321, Eltt NB 544•2470 Merge appt WAITIHS/WAITEI $150, 642-3589 ch Ing cn11r S 100. T!f.~.J.. ••••...•• !.~~~ ~~; r~ ~~8°!~o3~Y nme, Cbehnaelr.slRd•o·· Xolnrt ewllagglbele&. 3 daya, 5 hrs/day In Nwpl 348. EOE Sates. PIT. Retall Fabric Service sro1i0n attendent, ~~.':1~~tas~!.!.,ke~du!1 r~.• New Wtllrtpool Portable 1_8_30_~_1_9_4 _____ _
L.A. 10 Atlanta, lsl class .., Ben. LI nsework Reis. IUL llTllt ULll s t 0 re An e I 7 1 4 ) ewper , refs req'd, 6 dys •• 1 B~ T~ "i Dishwasher. yellow w/ Walerbed. king size. die New po r I Bo a ch own 111ntp0<1etlon 772 4•71 ~ .... ewpor eaan enn s Butc;her Block top. Va· wood. bookca .. ndbrd, airline tlc;kel $960 llalue. IEST PUT-Tiii e·o n 2 6 " 7 N__,.. 2 ew...ar n&nple .n • .. w II 9 h I • pr d au Clull For ep I I • I .. -vi 1 1.,-36 6/675-3471 ....... .....-,...._.. S ' pon m n tued et S4SO. a$klng malt & heater. $175 will tell $500. cash. Valld JOI II TIWI commerclol end tndu---0-w----.-.11-1--275/wk NB 644-7151 call Adele at 644-0050 s250 662_2,24 ,._11 Am". 675•9302 ..,,. tor 1 uear 557-7196, Jell Dental Aaslstant, lull lime. ._..,OLWll 1aJ 1 1 r1;n ""' ' ' B ti h I _._ 11' rea estate ot sue-S I St 11 WANTED ENERGETIC • e a e ep one p1omo-ront & back office e•-E • P •,. Mu 11 h • ve cesalul and grownlng Wanted for rel all anop ATTE•"o °' l IF •1 •, / CREATIVE people 10'"r lin-r/n IOZO Metcnlng 8 n coucn .... Y r.,.i 11on clerk tor local n--perlence, ROA X-Ray lie. Supervisor qualltles firm Sett working con-on Balboa Island Apply N AN ul p •• oc:!f!'!!~! •.•••••.•• spaper Private deal\. r91.l , salary open, bene-Mature Pa"l llme. Excel· dlttons In Newport In person only, Mon-Ftl time apply Cnevron costumed balloon dell-k•Hll I casual attire. Only requl· Ills, Newpon Beach area leflt poy. 966•1300 Beach. 7141648•5051 226 Marine Av Perl & 1251 No Coael Hwy, Lag very service Musi have 1emetlt is e good pnone 642-6680, eves & wknds 1 ___ .;________ tulllllma. Ben own transportation call la1l11~li•• 1005 voice end Iola of enthu-673-3403 HOUSECLEANERS Restaurant 760·6768 for appt ••••••••••-••••••••••• slasm 1----------Fle>c hrt. PT/FT Own .. IRTIIUL SALES REPRESENT .A. Se•lng Machine Opera-_____ _..;...;_ __
Studenl Trainee Fall en-Mours OISHWASHERS/P/llme Irena Exp'd. 540-0857 rn TIVE ror. ••perlenced. quallly WlllOW WAl•ER
rollmenl Snow norse Mon-Fri 5:30-9 30PM Wknds. 1 shift 6am to Ot-llltUTll Loc;el new publlcallon minded piece rates. Ttalnee P/llme Must
atable. Live In Non-Set 9.30AM-l·30PM 2:30pmor lpmlo6pm.1Hou1ekeepar. c;pl In Chucl\E cneese·1Pln.a -ltsFITdlsplayadver· Coste Men 642-965t have o w n transp
smOltera. 244-2218 s84 00 to start Apply In peraon btwn baeul. NB home need Time Theat1• la lootclng tlslng sales represen111. Sub Cafeteria Worker 6oi16-9780
HARBOR TRINITY PRE· Alter 1st week. share In 10am & t pm Aek for I helper 3-4 hrs e day. lor a sharp, outgoing In-1lve1 In Irvine. Cotta P/T, 3 hr min , 54 74 pr
SCHOOL DAY CARE partnership profits. Mis. Weber Mesa Verde HMkpng, marketing, etc. dlllldual to co-ordinate Mesa, & M1111on lllejo nr. Apply Newport/ Mesa g~~~1~~· s~~~ta13M~su~i ~:i; ~~:;11~~M ~~n~M Hosp 661 Centttrl ~:O~,~~; 0~~0.;~~ar ~~~~!''o~~o;i~:~oe~Tn~ ~:;~~i~~8~e°8mm1Hlon ~~~i~ds!~~f~!.~1s11~1~~ ~!!!l.t~ .. {'.'. ........ .
and ,,., day core 7AM to 142 ir.171 M I l(ENNEL HELP ... , le luncrtlont. Hourly potl· --------Pl I C •• 760 3273 CtllH ti•/ #•1 •w II II · ,..,pc an tion. 40 nra pet week. More lamlllea ue gelling ec;ent 0 • ... • ••• •••• • •• • • • ••••• •••• ~~r~ ::~!:~·~:,,,o.!. ell 312 PUT Tllll kennel•. Mornings 8-1, Call Kally Boyd. Mon (hru tile camping "bug'. lhls TUCIEI AllE PATIO SALE Sal Aug 21
556-4335 or 556-7787 !•--------• Be • carrier counHlor ~;:.~:io m 1 n wag 8 Fri 1-5 pm. 986-0813 year. II you neve a com· PART TIME Immediate 8-4 Olsnes, cryatel. sll-lor a local newspaper.---------per lhat•s not oe11lng 1 850 0907 ver, antiques. otner goo-
•• ;,;................. chair, eanhtones. S150
HUFFY t>6 lncn 3-•P••d 963-1031 Ev/Wilnd• girl's touting bike. Like
flew S75 842-7444 •Yfll UUl
Schwinn Vorslly. men's 10
s~d Xlnl cond. S50
644-6969
Motobecane Grand Jubl·
Furn, eppllancee (•m•ll
and laroe> Misc houM-
nold Inside and out
642-01153, 8 AM-noon
wkda. Sat-Sun 111 dey
lee. 12 spd touring bike, Game Table, Mtdlte1ra-
hardly used . Extras. nean 11y1e. Roulle11a.
Musi sell tmmed. $375. Backgammon. chesa. etc;
675-2153 (6 d l lll S500 ,obo _
20" Glrlt Columbia blcy-_7_7_0_._8_37_1 ____ _
cte. •Int cond S50 OBO WATERBEO Wevele11
963-103 t m1111 .... frame. d«;or/
neadboerd lnct. "*""· $275 645-2123. J1i1 W••IH 1015 IOAT OUPlmR No eJ<perlence nec;ea-'Legal Secretory In Hunt-SELL Idle llemt with • used, sell It now with 8 open ng • dies 425 Ma11gotd
•••••••••••••••••••••• Ell.perlenced -w""l•d aary. Work only 12 houral lngton 8eech. PIT, Exper 1r O;;a;;lly=P=ll=o=t ;;C=la=•=sl=lled=;;A=d;;.i:;C;;l::"'::'::;"::;led:=:::;A:;d:::. ===~l:B;:u:;y:;ln=g~•~•=b=oY=t=6=4=2=·=56=7~8~I Ct1I• #II• 9· couch, cn1mpagne ve-Young martled man will lmmed. y· a week 175 10 ttart plus Nece1aary. Al ltaat 2 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Schw inn Sting Racing lour 1150. Mexican Ill•
do general handy work Mutt 11now cabinetry & addlllonal 1hore of pert-dayt • WMtc. Flex houra. top cottee tbl 150. Obi
Call evee & wkends, wOOdworklng Apply So nershlp'a profit•. · Wiii train on IBM ()jepley IWll •EET Bike 5125 GOOd cond box spring a matt. seo.
Year-old Unlvege Gian
Rally. gr ell cond, It we1gn1, S325 759~0701
972•9525 Coatl Boal Yard 2270 A real tun IObl wrllttf. 847-6041 ~ ~ Every Sunday. 8am-3pm 645"7977 Anllques: °'""' & mtr-
Llve-ln houoekeeper / Newpon Blvd N B Management Oj)p()rtunl-Legel Secretary. tempo-~ ~ 01ange Coaat College Peugeot men's 1ac;lng 10 ror $425. Smell d,.....,
companion Me«• perm 676-2837 lies For ln1a1vlew c;all rary. 2 weetl•, Clvtl Liii· ( l ~ ) ) t ~. •, _• _ Fairview & Arlington, spd Brand new. $175. $150, Buttel 1375. Roc-
p O'l It Ion Re I 's BOILER MFG CO CEO atter 6·00 PM. 842·6678, gallon, Newport Centttr, . • ~ .., -Coste Mesa. Adml1810n 986-8318. 522·3904 king cnr $176. M1-e309
93&-u93. Proven record ea nee; In ext 312· non amoker, !Ully Hpe-llNT free to buyers Setlu women·a V0tslly Schwinn Earthtone coucn 1 150.
PART llME llgnt house-boller business required. XLN\ Opponunlty for••· rlenced only. 760-8868. £ i ~·~C'..)l'~t,j-~1 ~ .... ,,......_-~ :~ Reaerv•~1~';8~0 Bike, 26". 10 apeect, xlnl Cruser 125 . Welnul keeping In eac;hng for Wiii head co, w/unllmllld perlenced Dental Asal._ UYI II 'JI IL con d $ 1 0 O. Ca 11 table, nutcn, bufltt.
prvt. rm. & batn. Exper'd, potential. Fantoallc op-tanl with ROA. Buey. · • 962-0159 S 150 Gold c;na lr w /
mature re1pon1lbl portunltl for tne tight pleUI t La • "-~h Pennanent, full time for Moving & Ealate Sile. ollom1n SSO. 963--0200. ' •· n · gun .,..,_ mlnlmal c;are or semi-I l/,1-Bnt relttrencea Nwpr1 person end raaume to onice Full or Pert-time nouae lull of turn, & I ,.,
Bch/CM. 831-8284. Boller CEO Box 147. Stn 494-9788 lnvelk:t EJ<per or wllllng much more 8-5. 2391 #ater/1J1 IOJJ 7' eouc;n S30. Largti old Juen Capls1reno, Ca. 10 leern care ol llflOt· \ { ) ...., ~ ~ Notre Dome Rd. ...................... coll" table S15 Woo-
Llgnt nouaawork In •~-112693 Exec. Sec/Admln. A111 romy. No llttlng, no hou• ~ ) \ ~ t llOW •to/n. den duk S25. Mite
chno for ptl rm/ba. Reap 1----------tor 1and1eape Archllec-aawork. M/F. Aeltren· 1 Antique Garage Sale Too • llemt. All good cond. mature, upar'd refer Bookkeeper, plllme. 18tell tural Fltm In lrvtne. Xlnl oes. /'...al many Item• to 1111 Set ol Redwood 2x8 decking, 87~262 wtcdeya elter 8.
N.8. C.M 645-2615 pnerm1cy, must be •it· Secratar111 end organl· 873-2389 "L" V 4 chelre S10 Beveled 4•20' I~; llleorldwoo<I Beeu1"ul a• eartntone
Office Mane e I E perlencec:I 648--1851 '°' zatlonel _.1111. AbUlty to --.... -... -......,.-----.-N Mirror $12 Olthea & fencing e,11 Jim or Ken couch wlln 4 w11nuc g r lllCU· Interview work under preuure. ..-.,...r...._ -, L gllaawere 25C..$4 J..,_,.. anytime, 775-1491. ~=~~:Jt1~i ~~~T:g UllllS-IHITI =:n·.,~·.::,~nf~bl~~~ ~·~~:;·~-·.w~~:,~ e w spa per >--... J l '\ ro ~~·. L~ ,ta ~r;:;: ·-~-.-.-.. -.-.-.-.-.. -.-.-.-.-.. -1!4-.-1•-'. _:_;_s-_·_~;_:a_._s_._c __ '_t_
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An1ennH lnatalled, Cou lmum leea, Beeulltul fa-desirable or will train. 1011 .. open. Muel have c e • --..ii -via. Between 18th Ind Sign UP nowl For Info: Anlq. wnt 4 gold. 1175, ~::~·.;.~~:~~.:P.::.: cllltUMfUimn ~:!:./a1~~1:~:1;i~t· R. E.~.bOf-Pecfflo a rr1ers for rOUfeS 171h St C.M. Call: 847-7688 FV call 870><1174 e.42-8953 11• -.a 95S-0073 HHIUI + atereo. bike. AKC B .... t pup. 8 wtit White conttmporery d!;
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Opportunity lo UM your flour• aplllude for entry
poalt1on with orowlng
firm. Xlnl benefit•. Bent·
lay Hayeia & AMOC. 15 70
8fo<*hollow Or, Ste 1 t4.
Santa Ana. 92707.
~49-2t28. Pe11onne1 .,.;tee 100% ,,...,
.. ,_ ''"' .... ..... . H t, gt Be h pelnll~a. 1202 Donegal. All anott. vet cnk·d. Avell = r:~. ~~~n:.. 4~
Exptr prtl'd, lull time. ":,~~,:n~:~14~a;~,~~ 10 Un In 00 Q( 1 Open ally 84 1-9312 g11 l300 548-7377 c:hrt. Stas, 87g..1174 ~~n person, Atk fOf apt. oomplo, experlatloe Founta1·n "alley & Newport Beach !~!!!~~.~~t ... Captain for 80' motor
Nllor, lmmedllle.
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1& yeer• or older, for 4t7-447Ji.l.OE 1nuH•/R " anard. Weight•, motor· private company In Ir-General Help,";lm up to ...,.. 0 oycle part1, houHhold York•hlrt Tarrier, tiny Hugie antlquitstqUtre OOf·
vine Full or pert/time. 1400 wk teklng a nap In Newport Bt101\ P•· llemt. m 111 • mo•. A I( C fM labi.. olld, l\and•
Tim, 761-0742. anot1 In Vo"'.,... Ame-dlatrtc group. F/tlme. YAlllO SALE. Oak Item•· I enemplon llnea, ahota. m.O. t t25.. t57-t390
CASHIER/HOUSEWARES ::: ~~~.: ~fo'ef. Mra. AUltln Thur-Sal, 808 Walnut. S4&-te24 9edf'oom Fumlt\n-, all tor
sai... Ex.Ptf pref. Apply Of .:.no req'd. Writ• to • Good Enmlnns c AL l corner of 8tn. H 8. I Snlh· Tzu pupplee, 2\t mo. $300. Mt-1388 A.Ill tor
•I Crown H11dwere, u l\191Ul PO 8o 1223 ~ ··~ lat Aug 2t 8 am to 3. I old, a .. II 18811 Ml' 0.Ye.
Aide for P•,.atyqcS = 3 t07 I!. Ctt HYwy • CdM .. n ~· c !.... .. ,, • Toni'• Scwirv, P111~ now Sup•r Trips C l RCU LAT ION C1otn1"" •A'" mt ... It-·. c o 111 • n . F . v . o a y • Kl"" Ille wet~. netu---·-... on.Fri, .· ... oni ......... to, A . ..,.._, ., • ... DEPART·!ENT .... ..... .... ..... """ ""17 a .......... 2 .. . .. p;;;:·a.tu.7' drive. Balboa HAR,OWAR.E SALES. General OMct hiring modtll. P •He IVI elao meple bunk bed, I &'"""' : ............ a .... rat I04ld CMk & CMk ...
leland. 87f5.885a I E11p d pref d. Apply In PIT, 0 am -2 pm. Mon-_c.ii __ '4_._._ .. _ .. _. _c_ ... _.__ • Great Prizes Diiiy Pilat I comp eeceaeorlH . UP• I . -· _..,..... "*1,....
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peraon 11 Crown Hard-1 Fri Need INlllQ pereon 111111 1111
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right piano. M0-45f0 1 .......... .,. Miiter. MSO. t l'Wt53 Y.~ don't~ a gun to ware, 3 107 6111 Coa•t w /olltoa uper 10 dol In Pedletrlc ... ,,_,_ .,.._, I Imported World ClaH Ceblnat • ....,_ l'ltdwd, 2
dr-t111 Wflen you Hwy, CdM bkkg, l)'p'g eo wpm a Full It~ ln11 MN•· 1 •••• :o;ir .............. 1 Cl\amplone. Puopl .. e cl 1. 1 I\• Iv • e ,
citece In ad In tl\t Dell)' phone CoUld wort! 1 t or' .. ne. C. ra. 642-4321 •OQS w.,.,,., ttuntl!IOton t500 to ta1000, Mtn!N H '1WKH"H •lld_lnt
11, 1»11ot Went Adel Call now 1c1M1111ed Acn, yOUr on. tull time. call 11ee.2t'3:.I Auttln Me70 I Harbour, In tll• alley,. ooge up to 1 10,000. Jeff ~&OOf'I. Oeiii 111.
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foolltr 1J&l.IO t lOO, I .. IO' fMt, Me pw It 1~ A::t.'°t"~ t ,,.:= 1 11,000 (l't)91M4Sf" U810 ~'rlAUCKI ~1!!••••••••••••1.~(f "11ff .......... ,l/J?
o.ii ., .. 1 nf.•491 enY\ll'M Mutt 1111 1n-74n .,,.. ..,,.. LOOK FOR GAEA T COMI If.Diii OA1.l '0111 73 Caprt good c.ondt1IOn '11 HOf\CSa CMo CYCC. 4
PUI Ufl&IU&. 11100 0r l>eet ort« 1pd, low "'""· •noo IMll IHO TAlll. GOVll\HMl!NT IUI... ..!1-MN
wlM 0"17J.'~ IUl\li'l.UI JHll'a .,.I&. l't-1 ~ •• ;;,nr.;e.! •••• :".e'H' MOIORCYCLE C I ,.,_Liii 640-1499 Mull tllll 973·70 1 t or orm ., • ..,,, o 64S.3811
1 1 Lltted tor 13 tH 1010 Cun 1 f~ l.Oeclet. llandM uts to '84'~ Mu1teng Coupe, mint, new 2tt engine,
11110 1ran1, rectory elr,
p i e, orlglnal own•r
1•000 7 t4/'49'4-8t11 II
no 11n1 213-442·380 I
lllYUln C1l1 111 --------1e:r 11 B!ACH Bl VO ••••• ...... " ••••.,•••• J .. •111 HJI Q 0 U A M IT I U W I" ter JU ,or Olr•otory Oot~1 olfloe o.akl!! I 30 . QOOd Ur at. I "Jr -
T All.I -011•'0"' I ' 31t~7 b1 J· 19 lurntltllngt, eM lltla new. IH00/080 144·4099 HUNTINGTON DUCH '77 COLT f 1900 ••'• •••• • • •••• ••• 1: ••• •• .... I Ill 81tncterd Trane. Jeguer XK I.CO,
11,•I on rollere. 1400. ~~N while. _.g DESKS FOA SALE a 8oe1 Aadar1 Outald• or lnllCS. 111e. *"" txl NII au • 840· 1113 -llOrM, 762-016& WOfil YA LU ES •~•· '' 14 • 1 987·1111815-46-3'416 Road .. ., S7&0o
7a .. 1aoe ~ .... 7 ianyllme Ot1k1 •nd ma1ohlng 1100 NOii
Bteu\INI Drull dining tm chelrt et MCrlb ~ 642.Q.4S3 Ml, oont..,,p bl.ti anti· 10" Dewalt out olf Hw •I l&&O Replaoement I IP ._.,.
qua look . I olHa llao1ory mounted on co11U300 CALL DAWN ---
1900/0bO. 780·3303 trellar . UOO OBO 9-&pm M·F. 833-0800 Aune, MO. MW.1&
wkdya, 8&1·010 e¥91/ M&-04411 eve IBM Seletrlc I, tuat oom.-... , ,,_, ....
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OF THE DAILY PILOT!
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Sotld wood d1161. 42)(32'', uoo. M&-3-415 tlg• Elll• 72 A.eking CIUalo 18' LepetraU ::::::::::::;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;..::;;;=---------160. Vary good oond. • -..u.LMlll '400 c an Jen 762·1905. C.Otury .,_.., boat, 4
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1'5-9177 -H W--r-Orey. S3&00. 875-8l 1 ..,,, i.JJ 1111 '78 Super Sp<Wl CB760F
Send ~· you lo..,. Shup 810 Bond Peper 42' H ••atthewl, twn dll. •••••'•••••••••••••••• Cualom blk, xlnt cond. Wlcku ohelra, perfect • ...... ~·t,.·t ...... ~ • .-of 30 C01> .. 1 ... 8'" >< .'. 1'', 8'A X "' .... 2-0"6"
cond IOfdlnlngorllYlng heA";;;'~11o;,;;-p,rtacl t4 , 11 x 17. ooubl•· Brt1101. live •boerd. '7918'HobleC.t&1raller. Loml.1159.,,..,4 ""
rm. teoM. 646-817'1 IOf 811 OClCIHloni. Great aided. label•, 1ren1pe-S 4 9. 5 0 0 PP ( 2 I 3) 12000/Flrm. WANTED Honda Trell 70
•nolH $1250 (714) 898 -2591 , (71'4) 831 ... 417 ""'~SONABLE 7 pc Clec:orttOf wtlhe rel· d t C 0 r •II n g Id e I I r 780-78 """'
ten llv rm .., S1400 or 873-4419 _6:...4...;.6_·4_o:...7_o _____ ---1-1-·-----38' MacGregor C88 or 538•3846
belt otter Duncan Phyfe din tat>I•. 1111 IOl1 *Ill llUll 5'48·1689. • 7 3 H o n Cl • 5 O 0 • .C
559-4124 b ua pa '"' b .. u1 2 •••••••••••••••••••••• Winner ol Cherao1erliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S7001olr Acce11orle1 &
Double m•nfe bed, n..,. ..:.~ $;;&. 645-2573 PIGEONS: Roller1 •nd Bo•I Parade. 17' Xlnl ••t•••••• ••1111 • alrH . Nd• wt! 546-'4'453 ..... ---------1 Capuchin• ahow blrd1, bay crulaer 12600 or - - -m.,, new me1tre11. No boa ..... , .. • 1100 12 .. ch 942-4853 •11et ~ .. 73 7017 (Venlure). New meln &I'd 1_...;. ... ..:_ ______ _
epnngs. M 2 648--7011 CNll ._ 64e-8183 _5_:30__,;p_m_.______ belt o .... " • • Jib, made tor MecOregor YAMAHA 100 Enduro. 10
B••ul. leaded gla a• SALE Celllornl•n 17'n FG. OMC $410 71.C 54~30 ml 1300 or trade tor llah. bookcaM/deetl & pr•• 011 palnllnga. algned, see 10 Chevy eng. w/lrllllfi. gear 5'48-9832
• land~·-"Oii S 1000 $""" s 1 S 18 O O . P 111 P •" Y • s l . , t>IC1l roc:lclng chair, 1dnl "' ._,.....,.. · Schneuara ""• prng-538 •3008 or w or k 28 Cluelc loop ( ud9'1 88 Herley 900 Sportll91',
concL Ae•1oneble sac S300. 875-7788 er Spenlela S196, Pil 847 5688 1 8), N w p I I 11 P , no 1rana, nda work, loll
859-9e79 FOOTLOCKER Approx 3• Bulla $239, Mlwed kitten• • S2400/0BO. 873-5547 of chrome, gd eng A&·
Comp Beel w/ mall, boa x 2· Gd oond. $12 S10·S15, Mllllery m•caw 1970 18' su..,.rllne wllrlr, S•ntene 525 bHulllul k 1 n g s 9 o o M 1 k e
eprga, & frame. XLNT 848-5885 !:!Ovet~.~~~9a'~· 110 . MercrulHr. Good ahepe 7\1\ h. P Honda 642-21181 111 7pm
cond. $50. 966-8318 JoM Wayne Tennis Club _.:..;________ tor flahlng or alcllng. Ell 1 r a e . $ 13.5 0 0 '82 Kaw. KX80
4 Poster King WetBl'blCI Family Memberanlp Try CONURE PARROT. Very $2l50. 546"1327 538-1952 or 547-7823. $500
and metohlng Colonial S1500, 780-0499 ~~'!1e1.853C•ge Incl S50, 16' SOUTHCOAST .• 11.._ •• ~ .._. Sieve, 546-2082
O, ..,...,. G R E A T S H A P E I •• ~•I ,_~ ~r2~72!.100 /b1t olr. Hcooenpld111_ EBleoec Sc3o5n01.rox11n,1 -,,-,,r .-.-,-,-,-Or-,-.-.-,-,-_.-$6000/0BO. 548-0261 ···w~;cis":,t;;4·~··· '78 l(ewuakl KZ~ I
UV z, ·-bllore 2PM, 845-1579 u1 Fly S'"25. Clean, llmed, lune . 0 Firm mat1re1s 1 t4/ •••••••••••• ••••••••• .-. "' ml. atras. S1300. Such 11 Spi ce Hiier bed. dre-551_2803 Kimbell piano upright Fr. 111. 2PM. 875-8260 dealt 6'4l·3293
-•· c.tblnet• Md bed• frullwood w /bench 4 Ill UllOI
•II In one. $60. Hometlohl XL·2 Chainsaw moa old Sac. $2500 ZI' IY IN/1 IU,. Iii t Bt•fl S./1/
. 557-6448 Ueed 3 limes SlOO ~4-e211 Volvo Penta 130/270. ~i HTI 111 • ' IJIO
(714) 682-0907 1....:.---------Sturdy, 1111. Cl•aelc, •••••••!•••••••••••••• b•!.{11llt•fl ••• •ttt lalM .... I like new Kimball Spinet cenler conaole ateerlng. Slips av•llable, Corona R~~j~ 26~·,;;0,~;·h·;me. PRICES START AT: Sol• Full alte l(lre long Or1ho piano & bench 1111 than $3750. Cl•I Mer area. S9 pr II, sips· 8 fully loaded
Beds S197, Sofa & Love meltreu, box springs 1 yr. old. Ceh alter 8 pm. 675-1980 or 833-e701 peg 0 y 0 r c 1 r r I e · 6'45·8618 Se at S 1 8 7, 8 e d 1 • S 160. 7 14·9e4·22'40 955-1488. 27 II Chrll Craft Cabin 955-2473 wtidya 8-S
Maur-end 'oundltlon FIAEWOOO: Beach fire· Anllque piano; oak Inlay Cruiser $2500. Trade tor .. 1 Pt, •Hrt•• 'll lt41• Traat VII Sell, Twine Sn , lull s97. piece. Lg box S1. Sm on burlwood S500 or aporta car ~ -21 '. duel rear whl1, re-
OUMn Sl47• King Ste7, boll 50e. 548-7062 best otter. 6'48-5919 681-2521 Excellent Newpor1 Har· frig, atove. port• potty :l pc llvlng rm l•blel H 7. ----------,1....:...:..:...--------bor foe. NHr Public $6900 OBO. 873-2265 4 Chair Dlnn11t1 Sel• POOi table, elate, cuslom WlllUTZlll IPllfT Mu11 llquld•lt 28' Well· Dock. $15,000. 554-232~ -
St71 bunk bad e wllh dMlgn. $435 OBO. Lei's LI wood. Sl IOO or bell era" Nova w/lrlr. Slpa .c, B '79 Vogue 29', rear balh,
matt $177. _C1M __ 1._1_so_-_11_4_9 ___ ~1 otter. 96,..945,. xlnt cond. ht S8900 WANTED: ~B •r••-o~t 25,000 ml, lmm1c. $42, .. _.IT ... -I Bk e I 11. p 11 I p I y slip lor 3'4 sellboat, 10141 000. PI P 5'49-5023 ....._ I 12 PC PLACE SETTING Moving. Wurlll:rBI' eplnel 6'45-723017~2 It bHm. Ideal tenant. a O 1111 ler~tr1 IHll Llf hl ollve green/gold plano, '4'7W' wide. 2'21/4 t-883-895e •11 tpm. f1•1/11..,, ft•nl 7J1
•eu 1r m on wht s3oo. <1ep1h. 3'1" high. seoo. '"""' WllllH 40' Npt Bell mooring ·6i'Ai; .. ;;;;;·i e~:·;;,j H1...... Cryllal Ml 12 PlllOB 1_8_'4_2·_3_58_9______ 25 11 Skip Jack Hunllng-w/18' Inboard, dlnll & conlelned. Gas appllan-
---------I Cfyltel Mt, green. 4 stem Ii" IH3 ton Harbour Slip lmmac, oara Incl S 10,500. ces $l800 830-1135
boellbur Seti .. t ·ee.
38.000 mllH , Cherry,
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Marty dey1 973-t3'411.
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In Iha W•t
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HJQllMI eon., Paid
Cell Gary Grty
HUii Ol&IT &ll0/,111/Rll&ILT
2524 Harbor Blvd., CM
549-8023 846-7770
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19202 B .. c11 B111e1.
Hntlngtn Bch 992-0SH
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LO•llEI PIOllP
Wllh aux. lank. (IMl6933)
S2tll
Biii Maxey Toyole
19202 Beach Blvd.
Hntlngln Bch 962-0829
Top Dolar
Paid
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2828 Harbor 81vd
Coale M... 5'40-~
Premium ptlcae
paid for any ulld oar
(foreign or domeellol In gOOd Gondltlon
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551-8285
'79 AUDI 5000
Sunroof, crulte. ate.
11ereo caes , loaded, xlnl
cond. $7000
875-7424/675-9565 Ill.II Ill gt ..... ,,, 12 ptaoe ea •• !!!I •• •••• ••• •••.••• loa<led. 12200 dn. S 111 S45-873'4 $200 759-1206 mo. 557-0327 ev, ---------120 II Travel Trailer. King u weterbed wllh • Atomic Arc Team Bionic &6i-<>500 da Slip tor rent: Pwr or sell cuslom carpeting, excel-
beeut. headboard w/ Men'• Alhlellc & Raque•· racing akla, 207 cm. new. w/let-down mut Balboa lenl cond. Musi sell
'81 Datsun '4ll4, lllng cab, '78 Audi 5000. 49.000 ml,
12,000 ml, fully equip· air. sunroof. $5400 OBO
ped. $7800. 581-2758 _9e_2_-e_1_3_6 _____ I lighted mirror; aleo mat-ball Club membership. $180. 8'4-0·130.C evs 27' Cnrla twn 283'1, belt CovM. 873~7 Sl500
Ching oell night table. "~·1. taco. In Np1 Cnlr • , If--~-1~ tank, fish tinder, S5,000 3 70 8 bet 2 pu Only 3 mos old. Coat S1i5 1175-7597 •r..tt••t. _.. ·-0 B 0 8 4 2 • 0 3 8 8 . BOAT SUPS AVAILABLE: 67 • 1 . ...
over $1000. Secrllloe ' • ••• •• •••••••••••••• 5'48-2352 • Newpor1 Beech: 4'>' -Cell 'l2·20' TlllllS
S 4 5 O comp I • I e . .... IUOlllE 642 -4 844 lrom 9-5, $ 00 551 2519 6280 ORANGE COUNTY 30' Hunter cabin crulaer, Mon-Fri Sipe 4, 31 · • 730-. UOO. 631-4059 new canvas, bollom 50<! 1 Dutcher, Irvine '78 Datsun, S3K ml. good S .. t "'I I'---' I cone! $3500 or offer. 8' IOI• 100 .... a Cn ng Moving. Wurlllzer spinal Gun & Colector's done 8/82, 2 boat owner .... ,,, r-A•lt S.mt• ,.,,, 855..0577 a" 6PM
'73 FORD 350-1 TON
Stake bed. V8, rebll •
tpd, dual whls. lumber
rack. S2900. 557-0058
lllJV 1112 ......•..••...........
chair $50. GoocUond. pliano, 4'7W' wide, 2'2'/. • m u at .. 111 S 8 O 0 0 . lkl ff10 a .~ HOO --------
5<48-26&7 deptti, 3'1" high. 1600. 1-998-8888 et1. tpm. •••••••••••••••••••••• • AttHll11ll '76 oa1sun longbed. car-• A Ii 11.aM. .... J Frigid•• gu dryer, yet. SHOW _:__1:..,-1--1-lt......:...lt __ ,,77 Jet, 18' 460 Ford. bal AH·~·;;;;,;·;;,;;.·~,; peted shell w/boot, nu UUS·IHYICE •• ~!~.~ ..•• ~~. low, ve ry clHn $150. ••ff & blueprntd Nu pnt, xlnl ton 10 diesel Rbll braku, llrea. belt. lUllH
Towte •letting ..,_ --.,_84_2_-3_589 ______ -i l111111t 21 I 21 Fuler, tuner, salet. 1toan cond. $5000. 5'48-9033. lransmlulon from S16S S2850 848-6390 831-20•0 495 •949 ·•-IOI 8,. "Aoee Solttlll-I A Jet elll, wllh treller. 5 850 ., -....... "Pageanl ol the MaS1ers" frt• I te . Need• motor $1200. l2' 'I'. ,1 & up. 5 4·1 78 Datsun, lng bed, 4 •••llEl&OI UW r •" P •II• r n • I 4 5 0 · llcttela, gOOd ... 11. Fri & 1 1 _ .. 1 bo 2 I t•••-'•16a spd runs good $2525. -538-7488 •11. lpm. SUfl •Vall, S~8. Marilyn •• , -Seti. Tr• mm -••• .. • .,, ••••• ~ ................. JOHN'S AUTO OETAI-3 .6002 dye S57-'4879 2&402 Marguerlle Pkwy
C S40 6937 FealUrlng weapone of all 45 HP Mere_ S 1,000. c .. ,.,, s.11 LING II 6-, Mission Viejo !!!'.!'!1. ••••••••• l!J.f _:_ag.::.=..';;-o.:..:...'T-RA-;N-S-ET--~ :'~.;::'~s~,~U:· ::~ 64
5-2730 ••• ~!!.: ........ !!.¥. ~:'~Pa~t~=~~uonlng . -:-;-:-o-rd-'h_T_P-lc-k--u-p-. -,00-1 (Ao8;:n ES~n~~~51
Men's l8K ring w/3c:ts of on 4x4 plywood, xlnt thousands of collectible IHI•, •••I MUST SELL: fully equip-Area 5 yre. 831-2544 boxes, rack & ahell ---------~~~:$~~ ~Sa~~i~~6 cond, $35. 731-2133 Items. Orange Co Fair· Ciuttt HS ped cab-over camper, Autobody Sludent needs $850. 631 -2938 ~ ~Jlmln
NEW ATARI VIDEO grounds. C.M, entet gale •••••••••••••••••••••• MOO. 842•2'°'4 proJeCtl , '70 to '82. Imp 55 Res1ored Claaslc ~ 1fLfllllii
1 31 cerat (looH) di•· COMPUTER SYSTEM 3A otf Arllr:g1on St 40' Viking lor Charter lltlttl•H II.kn 1140 & Oomesllc sm cars Ille GMC. ~".T with 11on rear
mond. I color VS 1 Apr s 115. 731-2133 Fishing, diving & en-•••••••••••••••••••••• trucks. Near 1011119, SS end, h)'draullc 1111 bed, all
S9200. Take $3700 PP ROLLER SKATES terlalnmenl Call '82 PUCH·MAXI, brand SaveMoneySS -no junk, new runn ing gear
831-9278 PhlWl IHlllltl Ladles' s:r 7. $45. Sherrl 682·2788. new. never used, S450. 2nd o ffi ce service $4000/bsl Must &ell
Beautl tul 1•nct. GAR· and other g.emes. From 759-9200/ 1>40-4270 •-• •.•o .••• ,.I 6sa40
8
-8801 te•ve mu-213-944-8452 _8_•_&_·3_0_3_7 ____ _ S $4 hi 195 to '495. 548-6469 ,.,.. • e " 0 NET • only ••c -----------lSlngle 72 Scuba tank & N-pon. 71.C/631-3600, Chrome front bumper & 78 Courier P.U. Rbtt 1800
840-8688 Newport Beach Tennie b&Gkpack. Brand new 494-4806 '79 MOTOBECANE. Un· 11one guard tor Toyota cc eng Roll bar. mags,
5 Club Memberahlp avail., u.s. CllVBl''s Slngle stage ---------1 Cler 100 mlles. has bu-4X4 $50. 546-1973 P·A ores Smog ce11 8 to While gold ring, eapphlre Be a II o Ir Care Y Aquarlua Regulllor. INll s.JJ IOI kets. $400 640-8801 6 M on 1 hr u S 1 t
eurrounded by 3 die· 84G-<4522 $200 for Ill. •••••'·••••••••••••••• ... ...,. message PAINT & Ille body work. 7141898-4822, daya. monds, $000. 552-«09 18' Hobie Cal, yellow w/ · up 10 50% oll your body 1 _____ ..c..._.:. __
Men's Roller Ska1ea t7 l.C) 662-0907 leq. sunrlee salla. Like lft1Wt7t/11/ shop .. 1. Biii 536-9832 '72 Chev C-10 cuslom cab LirnlNk HTS Sz: 120. like new, $1 5. Seara Compact exercise new. S2500. 675-8181. •------.aJSO Ill FUT·-pick up. •n ion, 8 It bed •••••••••••••••••••••• 731 2133 ... di 10n ,._,. ~•a• ~ 19S.• PS I --'I I WllllH .... . bl .. e, a usl lens , ...,..., lido 14 & trail«. 111975, •••••••••••••••••••••• $250 631-7570 Mike , Auto. • r. ex ..... en SPA practic.lly new. Mull mileage lndlcalor 160 good cond. 1975_ Mual Y•m•h• OT 175. S1ree1 ...:.::..:...:.:..· _......;____ body. $1800 OBO. Cell Wnten ....... Mii, no rea&onable otter, _~_2._1_s_.c_1_____ selll 8,.2•9735 legal. mini condlllon, !Ike •-alier 4 PM
........ -. ll8d 5 9567 •· ----------! new wlth only 350 mlles. A•IH /11 .. 11 ~8-877• -•'""'"••-refu . 5 2· 7 65 Mauaer rifle, good t2' Salllng Dinghy, S&S Cell Mark al 1>45-2038 II •••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------31792 Camino Capl· M--1--1 cond $100 .. _ • .., , ....... ly .... 50 no an-..... ~ ka&n IMPORTANT NOTICE 89 Ford F100, V8, .. epd, atrano. Sen Juel\ cepi· ,.. .. ..-ti 752-5276 """'Vn• w ""' '.., . • .,,,,_..... ......, TO READERS ANO AC , new tires, body
slreno l•1a..1at1 IOI 875-1980 or 833--9701 trying .. evenings besl. ADVERTISERS straight, nds pelnl 3-023 •••• •••• ••••••• •••. ••• ice Hockey gear, compt 0 C T 7 49 1 ALTEC-LANSING 1205 ,.1, 1119 9.13 yr old. $50. Go:! ~on:'.Es~ iirm 1976 Huaky 125 MX. In The price ol Items ae1-1_s_13_5_o_.c_94_·_68_5 __ _ llJlffJ/••N•I ,,,. pow•r•d P.A. spkrs. ~4-8989 PBffecl condltlonJ Mual ver1laed by vehicle dea· '71 Toyota V-8 Buick. ••••••• •••••. ••••••••• Bullt 1 100 11 II 6'48-4391 sell fOf ONLY $.400. C•ll lers In the vehlCHI clas~ Muncie 4 ,..-.. Mina, bl • n we amp • Scuba Pro t1nk1 IBt of Mark 11 6'45-2038 II no lied •dver11Slng column• ,......... • A~q::h "!~~.:c~ :,~ flera wllh crossovers. double 80"s & b•~k paek, I aH• Ull anawer. pluae keep CIOBI not Include any s~~'~o $~~~?.~:·;·~:4
& rec°'d Pl • ._, .... 5.00., Xlnl cone!., loud, clean $175 493-8163 --" 25 1ryln•• .. evenl""'a best •npllcable t&Jtes, lk:ense. ,_, .... S«ind, Ideal for audit<>-· s big t>ucksl new • ··• .... Corvalr Ven. Auna good "JVC" 1eble AM/FM I s a d /o larne ~ •·~I '~~. ,__,. 1~ 3 de.,. In '78 Yamaha Y""""-)(Int lransler 1ee1, llnance S350 6'45-2730 Marti. 11ereo radio with 8 trade r um n r • ''" _. f ......_.. u..., ~ ,_ $ 8 5-0 C 11 charges, lees 10< air pol· & record pleyet-S75.00; groups. Outalindlng Blfi ltuH 1111 Ille O'Oey llngle h•nde<I c 0 n d • lutlon conlrol device '78 Oa1tun P.U. 4 apd,
balhroom "marble type" buy. s7oo 1°' the pair or ••••••:f••••••••••••••• championship• Fully 7l•l 8"4-l538 •l1 5pm. cerllllca1lons or dealer 2000 eng, Weber cerb.
alnk In 1 door & 2 Cir.-will trade for other musl BEAUTIFUL 25'" RCA equipped. Sach • Penlon 175 Prolo· documenlary prepara-louvers, cuatom tall gate
cablnel plua mllchlng 2 cal BQ!'lpment. 547• •945 Colo< TV sale. 2 yr wrnty. The Luer SIOfe type,,,._ 11ened. SSGO lion ch1rges unless & lnlr. Custom P•lnt.
door wall cab inet & S148 Free dell\19fY. 824 W. l8lh St, C.M. OBO 536-0549-01herwl1e specified by $3 500/obo R icky "marble !ype" wall elllll, YAMAHA Base Amp TV John's 8'4&-1786 642--0M6 . . the adver11aer. 540-7618
111 lor only $100.00; Heed with 1 double 15" JSL Orephle Equellter !---------"
bl k S20 00 PV apeeker cablnel like ft~ ......... S'--rl, Go1t•I f5JO VHI ff1., horte •n et-. ; Fender Besa Precision 759:920oie4o..."27o Boat picture ads provide •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• g Ir I· 1 r Id In O II at Qul\at with caM and ex---------...-:--OUllT, 1112 '76 Dodge V911 Conv
t1ma1•>-S26.00; ,,.,, oer TV -. P * •111 •ru * floor mall 14)·l~O.OO: HH • all In excellent Wall mount cualom or ~ Low mileage" 4 ass ..,
oondltlon. s TE RE 0 c AB IN ET ~ 493-2874 or 1-346-5428 SUMMERTIME FUNI Full
new
14
Inch lloht alloy 111-0tlt 1·1PI M OO. 759-1208 o0·, Evening• velour capt. chelr1. m•I· rims (BMW's) H I ol ~" Ching 1olebed panel. ~,!~~;:::, ~ 4 pc Lud'#lg Orum Mt, no Y!f!!.!'1.~P.'.~'!!M'!! s~' 9 Aag,.::;~ fSZO :~~11:1;, (,:93rr,1:;:
dial lfrH 195170 HR cymbals.. Ce.II aller .c PM Pacific Micro Weve Ant-i\' • • ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Just need reliable Parly
1'4·$100.00: BMW 3201 5'45-0388 ennas. 24 hrs. Free mo-~ llffEL .. l"1I lo make amall monlhty tloodmHk-$20.00; mfr· vies C1 ll Clancy ~e-r 0 r m e d 1 c 1 n • Taleamlnl F-375S gullar 63 t-0906 59 Shey replicas; pickups & pmts No old contraclS 0 I d & ---~=---:----coupe1 4 l o choose t o auume. No back cet>lne1·S20.00. Cell rums; nM1. 1 an I •-...t--. ..~ 8"2..0138. cytnblt. Doug 846-3302 ,..,, _.._ / from! (008788) (Stk. pml•. due. All< for""" Lal I A3093). Prloes atenlng al 842-'4'400, Prolo LIM Liff IW.Mll OINn hlaltalf I •• ~.!f!~.......... ,J •Y 11,ltll ·75 Ford Ven. 80,000 ~t>!u~~ o'r: •• ~!! .... !'!! ~!~~~{. •.•..... ~{! 'ir ~!~g;~_rru1rc' S2300.
helium belloonl.. Perfcl 3·M DRY PHOTO CO· BOAT TRAILER. 10,000
for all occ:ellona. Beat• PIER. Good working GVW. Dual ul•. surge A•lfl WutH ffH
fhe "hide" out ol roeM. cond .. $49/bll olr C•ll brakes. alnt. S 1450, ••••••••••••••••••••••
873-44 19. 873-7311 ~>873'4 WE Ply
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lnCAR'VER
R.lli IU1CE ·Ito\ 1\ \
"41 ·~ •••• .,,,,. • • • , ,,,., ' ,. " ....... '4.1..1
'79 3201. Brown, tan lntr
am/Im ater cess. sunrl,
mitg wtils, air conct . 39.
000 ml . .Xlnt cone!. $1 1,
500, 6«-1538 alt 5pm
'79 5281 4 epeed, leather,
BBS wheela. EJ1cellen1
con d . $13 ,500
8-44-8325, 559-~442
1111 Utt lllW
Sunroof, AM/FM casset·
te. A /C, Alloy r ims,
Au1om111lc. low mlle1
S14,500 or beet olr.
(714)529-6202
03' 8813 ,,, 76M84A
HU 11,MI J '1IJ
74 Coll, xlnl running .!!'!!!'.••••••••••••••• cone!. good tlrM. 73,000 '76 1n1eroeptor conven ..
mllu BEST OllFllR whl wl wOOd duh, HK
Oey1 857-2819 ml. 121,950 no.een.
/J•l•H 11 '7& lnterc.ptor conv.,,.,
• ••••••• •••••••••• • ••• Wht w/wood ONh. ~tK LIMmt trfll mt. s21.060. no-t977
12.1%
Fin avlll. 0 .A,C.
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COSTA MESA
DA TSU~
'll DlTSUI 210
Clean end rune greet
(391NLQ)
$1891
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
19202 Beach 81vd .
Hnllngln Bch 962-0829
DATSUN * 210 ZI TWiii * A HIS ANO HER MOOELI
.. , .... w. 11~ .•.......••••.........
'71 Karm1nn Ohle. new
pelnl , reblt mo1or,
$2800 5'48-4'448
'14 Ill& ONYllT
lmmecul11e. low ml.
Aek for Tim, 838·8911.
I '70 Karmann Ohl& 25K ml
on rbll llr\CI. am/Im caea,
Riviera rime. tinted wln-
Clowa. S3700/bal olr No
trades 566·4380 or ell
7, 848-4173
1-Aulo .. 1·5 speed slick, IOI M&IHl Ctlll MUHllU)j
bolh have Lux. Pkg wl ---------
pow. windows, a.Ir cond .. MBZ!i8 AX 7, '79, Mini
cruise. & have plush cono 5 spd, A.IC, Am/
Interiors Wiii aell one or Fm cass. Mn/rf, Cua lnll
both. (088ZSR) (150721). u 1, S 9 9 9 5 . ( 7 1 3)
Jusl need reliable patly 631-0300
10 make email monthly ---------
pmlS No old con1rac11 #1ttfffl ••• ITf~ lo assume No back ••••••••••••••••••••••
pmlS. due Ask lor Rose e MERCEDES 842-4400, Proto U M
WAITED 1180 DlTSU• 210 11__. hllin P.W 5 speed transmlulon, •-•• low miles, eacellent con-Call Paler Kay.
dltlon, Cilean, AM/FM Olaf 213 or 71'4
radio, 2 new tires, '83 II· 837-2333
cense paid & MUST IHH tf l•,.rtl, IH
SELLI S3995. Call
675-3011 or 6•2..0138. •EHUEI llU.
Custom 1972 240 Z Im·
mac 1hru-out, S spd, ra-
cing engine, custom lnl,
stereo. & much more.
641-7595
ESTATE SALE
1980 Oetsun 200SX. xlnt
cond. Orig ownr, accep·
ling bids. Wkdays please
call, 759 ... 229
74 B210, 4 dr. auto, Xlnl
cond lnalde & out. All
recpts. $1900. 4?14-9848
1981 Datson 280ZX. blk,
:11lnt cone! Loaded. 5
spd, T-top. $12,500,
OBO 675-3937
llH SELlmtl
IO ttWI l.USI
That's rlghll No lronl
money required. jull
your good credll
(0.A.C.) Call for more
delalls .833·9300. Ji• IUllllS
l•NITS
Aulhor1zed
Mercedes Oealet 1301 Quall Street
NEWPORT BEACH
81 380SEL Under 9,000
m iles, Orient Red .
Chrome Alms, Sunroof,
perfect cond. $4.C ,000.
Wkdys 7141557-0711,
'78 280Z. 5 spd, fuel lnl. e v e s I w k n d s sunroof, 49K, $5900 obo. 714/67~46'4 ~~-=~:60500 X658, evs MIST SELL!
.75 B210. good cone!, orig. 3000 1980, Snrl, new
owner 4 spd, am/Im • llres. very clean. S19.000
Sl500lobo. or b:st olr 962-8392
551..07441759-7966 ·79 3000 4 door aeden.
Perlecl cond low ml·
leege light blue prlv ply
Day 5•6-6355, Evea
873-S494
. ·53 Studebaker Champion Fii llEI Olll
5 pa11 cpe. Nie• ear WI •ullM 67 Clasalc. Sharp! 4 door, With air conditioning end
S3750. 213/592-1792 ---model 2000. Runs grHll stereo (102TXA) Redu-
'11 lCCOll
" 0 SOON YOU ll 8E SEEING SIGNS AAOUNO
TOWN Cot.LL.ING ATTENTION TO
SALES!
111111 I llOIUIFIL Ullll llU ........................ ,
1. Piece your ed In the Delly Piiot
CleMtned MCtlon (It'• beet to run 3
deyt ror maximum expoeure). tt you
pey for your ad In lldvance we'll run It 3
d•Y9 Md only cherge you ror 21
2. G9t your FREE Gerege Sai. ligna ( ..
JOU ...,_ to do It come In 10 the o.lly
Piiot & pay for your Id In ldvence -
we wttt atw you two 11 • 17 siena -
FREE of Char;.).
3. Prtoe eect'I ~· ~f merchendlee._
4. H•v• plenty ot cn1nge on nano
(ntcket•. dimes, quarter•, halwl,
one and ftV9 dollar blllt).
a. ,..._, Mv9.tun. end count your money
llt tM.., of lhe ~.
DAIUN.Of CLAl~AH
CAU.'4M6'1
..-.. .......
28' Erle&On Fully equipped crulM,
8 H iit , UHF, compa ... cover•.
Pltfee1condition11e.soo
,J 123 .. 5e7
Set your course for fest sales
with a Dally Piiot boat picture
ad. Each Saturday, the Delly
Piiot wtll offer you ad epace
that not onty descrtbee your
boat, but plcturee It • ..ii.
The price It guaranteed to
buoy your t plrlta -SA6 If we
take the picture, and only $40
If you provide the pleture for a
2 column 3" ed.
For further detail• ab"'t how
Delly PllOt bOet picture ed•
cen work for you and to
echedu .. your ed, oaM
&42-6878 Md Uk for S.lly Lee.
_... PllTlll/lllUI $2800/0BO. 759-1677 ced 10 ~ ..... he4-2480 Harbor Blvd or 831--0900 $3218 1948 FO<d woody Wa-COSTA MESA 1975 BMW 5301. lit• blue,
got!. S 13,000. Mf-4111 aunar 4 •""', $S lOO. BILL MAXEY TOY OT A
....._. .,..... 19202 Beech Btv~. 1929 Ford Model A Town 141-1411 673-5905 Hnllngtn Beh IM2-1'829
$eden, S10,000 ---.-1-1-IY---'70 2002. Perf. cond. N-•78 .. CCORO Surf / lnl. N-paint, runs pert "' n • wn 1963 Studebaker A11an11, OL.QI •••1 12500 Firm Im cua S3800.
S5500 675-8161, """ 875.97.c9 Cell 538-2218
Olda 98 C-o-n-va-r-1.-19_4_9,..., lll TllOll .77 B MW 5301. 4 Cir, '79 Prelude, air, am/Im,
orig .. 85,000 ml, 15300 lmmac:. aunrf lthr aro/ elec1 moonroo1, Clean
AU. QA 404-352·2222 Im ceu. elloYI, piw. 4 S5595 499-290 1
Sam IOd. S&4llO. Mlll'ly days 19 8 1 H 0 N D A C I V I C
'71 MGB Convertible, alnt
mech, p•lnt. lnl , new
wire whla & racll•. mint.
$2500. 833-2324
r!!'.-!!! •••••.••• 1~ff
Ll&ll A ltH
PlllllT ....
TlllllUIL ·ea T -Bird; 1n11ex1 rut lk 9'73-1345, IVlt 673-134.C ox 1300, 511...,., rMtalllC,
nu eng-1ran....i.t·br1c1, "79 7331 em/fm etereo red lnlerlof, polyotycoat, $289
etc. S4llOO. 831-9271 ca111tt~. black wired ~=4tc,~~~h.:l Ofr
1941 C•dlneo, mocs.t 81 lelther. Take oYat !MM. ----·-----8edene11e, mini , orig, .. llTB 2 13/978-0 188 d•y•. '78 c111 H.B .. 4-apd, 451( permonth pluatu
aulo, radio, 83.000 ml. Top dollert tor I P«1• 2131372~245 IYM ml, 13200. Xlnl cond . .co month cloaed end
115.000. 84LIIN\1 ~1•4r!'a·. &ug~.· Campa,.., ~'/!!. 1111 Diane 531-2844 '"" on eppro~ Cr9-~ • .wdl dlt. Cep 0011·$15, 131: 1te2 Chryaler Newport A9IOIUICMG" ••••••••••••••••••• 7&CVCCWQll.4epd,11lnt 1 1850 cHh required.
Mdan, mint, MIO, A/H, M -'H CAPRI cond. 12500. Come In and eek lor di-
AC. S1260. 94&-6llo1 " ...WMll * .... * 9H·1341, Mu lallsl (Ser,1eetl).
'67 T·Blrd. ti.eu1. reeto-ta111 ._,,,IMS. !:: u:'~ aT:'.:':; '71 OIYll IUOI •PllTI ~. Stermlet blue; 2nd HUNTINGTON MACH PUAl POWIAI Equip· OrHt condo, em/fm Ml OoYI 81t91e OWnet~-·__. 20.1~8•000• ~r~;s. 1 Ml•.. p1C1 wttll all ttle 09tlon• I 11ereo ou a. rablt eng. NEWPORT l!ACH --8A -I to crulM In oomlort. The SHOO. 90·47&0 aft. 112-1111 17.000. ('415) 1 . WllTDI UMITEO production ca-&pm.
k H r CIHalc. ·es Old••1 Lat• mofel TOJO\U , ~-:.,~-~1--*-.. -,-.. -.. -.-.-1-11iiti1ittiiNi1i•iiiTr-
I lupar •:· e~loi I coit:i Volvo9. ,_"Ill & v.... Juet need l'lllable par1y • Nf. idnt oond. L.oat joO. l IM ma
owned Y t e "' to m•ke amtlt monlti"' MIJ9t ... ~ 100 Sunroof, AM/FM .-.o 'P-.d9na IAdyJ_20,5()0 I 'J ·--(tt.-.IQ\ "" Mllit ..,... M2"°31t Pftlt.. No old oontrecu ---a tow ,.,..., .... ,. I ' • · I to auume . No b•ak "' ......._ ,.. ., ... ·u AHtored 0111a1c
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•4000/bat. M ull aell.1 "• .... M••MM.. ot .... rtld·reed tfll ad• lit ...... ....._.,. ~ ! f14ifY caty ... H tfl ~.-i;;1t1;;1tc1;;,::;A.ctt~~ .. ;t-4811~;;.l:=========-=
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" M '"' • of 111• mocs.1, tow mite•· • Hit• & 1uxlllary fuel . 15112-0853 'II n111L 178 2415 Station W1gon. 119 O•dlllac;a In a~th•m '70 V•o•. •·•pd, oood .,.,,,,,j IH 18 04LT'A AOVAL
tanll,(IOIXXL). 'II 111.. (1lAT04t) autometlo,IOWmllM,xlnt Cat11ornlal8 .. u1tod1yl oond . 114001080 .• •••••••••••••••••••••• Oal , OOK ml . Power ., HM .,. 81 .. est Deals! Best Prices! oond. •II Qptlon1. '7500. .,..... 9113.00\e 70 Ml119tlcll 3 •Pd. Qd thru·OUI. Xlnl oond ..
.... a ..,.0, Attoy wl\Mli, S ~488 •• 978·04151 , meuaoa • n cond. o.petld1ble, .. 50. 127&0 080. w11cty1 8·15 ID• Tl trim. Qood ~h1n1c11 11715-8&38 OlllLUO '715 Mallbu Cl•Hlo. Oood 891-0493 l!kyan, 407·15813
8411 l)ovt lt,..t lllape. Ntl9d• bodywork. 0 Co . '··-I I t cond. 1 ow11er Movl11g ---------~---------N!WPOA1 llACH 14. 15 O O. e 3 I· 4 7 2 t , llLL IY TIYIT& r{lnge unty 9 lW geat lie ect on ° 2500 ~11bor1:•vd. 1 a I e I 1 4 o o 111 rm , #atlHf. HI f,•tlff ~f
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198e 912, 15 1p .. d, am/ .. I t I • 't I I • " ···~ 111&1, "'' ""a lllAllUOH AllC IHI 14 -·74 MONU CARlO POW9' m1g•. wide tlrH, air r-5 fNHff 1111 Im, 1lloys, Wa~·1. N9W ff•·llll • ........... •••• •••• • • 1tffrlno. power br1ke1, lllook1, n-tre111, 1'191· Ou1tom d••loned 1912
•••••••••••••••••0 ••• p11nt, ttrH and Hat1. • ittock or modified . Fln&ndng on C1a1n Ill air oond, tllt 11 .. r1no dere. 280 ang need• P011tteo2000H1tch1>1ek . . ,1:~1,~,:~1,, ::i~~';ag),-O~o'"''o" ·1,!;:o;;::~ ~n~ :~~~'. ;'&: upproved credit. We give wnrrantie11. .8:'f'!!~. f!~~ ~7J,~~0:~~r:i.;~~~"f:i; 1:;~f:0•112aOO:u::,8·:::~. :::11 1~ta~1~~~fn~ ~ ~~~:~·-Cc:c~C:,-0r,!~
Ltt4M, :-r 1•,IOI 720-Ge07da, 731-8023ev 000 ml 13050/of• • l•llfti ler'9r, IMta bl Mt-i92il xtnt cond Pllt perty 300 118• 4 •Pd. polltrso, tr1da. 87&·&8tt. Ind gOld etulhed velour ..... I • -w ~ -• 11511 848•3838 840-4702. atereo tape. clean. & '74 Mu11a"" 11. Nead• fly Interior Loaded wltll ,_ ft~I ~ Pltut t1H IH·HH fer ••rt l1f1,.1tl11. •1/•&. llJtl 1 83 ... equipment, one of • 11,IOO .... •::i; ••••••\•••••••••••••• ·75 Toyota flick-up. very ~~.::'. •••••• , •••••••• ':' Clttrttllt Ill IHI. 2400 875-7 4 whl & attrler & 1oma klndl Low mileage di·
-....... L-.... It HH5 A 11 Oordl11I, new cle1n, well maintained. SEE UI •••••••••••••••••••••• Cirnlit llZJ body work. Not running, mor1itr1tor (349081 _.., -bell & muttlar, 40,000 ml, Blue w/whl apoka whl•. IEE US FIRITI -;1.-. mu• t t o w I I 15 0 • IOI L.lllPR.E '''rttllftl lall lal x In I. 12 S 0 0 II rm New uphol, new radiator. ·71 SUPER BEETLE '81 Rabbit conver1 Ohl•, tor the largoet and beat ,•7•3 N;:;;;;1:·~;~·~ir~·.~ 548-15928
Ir ltl It 548-7377 new 1hock1 & Ignition Yellow, no ruet, $2250 auto tr ant, mat p1lnt. selacllon ol new ind We h1va s £ood eelac-xlnt cond, see 10 11ppr.c.1··-8s_M_u_a_t1¥1-o-. _l/_8_a-ut-o-l, PllTllO
._..111 ltwtf 1151 comp. 70,000 mi. $3200 957-8178 545-3415 while wall1, am/Im CHS, used Bulcka In Orenge tlon of NE & USED $1200. 846-8887 Pioneer aln/fm caSI, nu 13800 Beech Blvd 833-1300 ttr.· •••• 1.···•••••••••• firm. Mike dye 540-7010 .71 BUG idnt running & apor1 neta. 6600 mlloe. Col.lnty todeyl Chavroletal Ct•li•••t•I llJO urea, $2700. 631•4700 WESTMINSTER ·
#}DEALER LN US A ext 2881. a~• 875-9833 looklng.' new Int .. paint, ~8a~~~·d;~:·:7g~lg~~: -•••.••••••••••••••••••• Oli1•1ill1 llSS (11•) 111·2100
---------r • • • · '72 Toyota Corona 4 brakaa, ciulcll. Greet eves 873•1344 ,..~~...., 82 CONTINENTAL •••••••••••••••••••••• (11•) 1111111 MEISTER Dr'1V CARVER •peed, reliable tra11apor-cerl $2!75. 544-7989 ft. *MIST SILL* 1110 fllllHIU • 1~ I talion. $1200. 7151-4738 .. 78 BUG Conv. Am/fm '72 BUG, rebll ang, xlnl Beautllul n-body etyla, OIJU•• llPlllMf ·79 TRANS AM T·AOOF POlllOIE/1.11 ~ I C ~ cond, new redlala, am/ 11 S 111 b t d -* Mllf lfll * l~..)LJ ... :J"l~l'-L c11a. new rsdl1l1, lmmac Im stereo cesa .. Hklng 11 0 C • 11m ar to av a u e-Coupe Auto Irani .. 13931 Herbor Blvd. l>*)JAMl!(Y<f!llr.I MWV~nc1~1111 HLY 81100 cond. muat sell, $8400, s2300. 494_9606 11 11 '9119' ~ signed wlllmoalne com-economical diesel power SUMMERTIME FUNI
Garden Grove "'""""'1&1,. .. 11 .. 1,,.l r.444 •75 Toyota Corolla. Gd bst olr. 759-1970 2.925 Harbor Blvd. 'IO OHll!.'1IETIE lort. Luxury Int. & com· & loadedl (26421 Attrac-Midnight blue mei. va-.........,..,. CLOSED SUNDAYS cond. 1175-3854 altar .67 l/W Bun, xlnt cond In '81 Vanagon camper, 10K COSTA MESA 1:1 pletaly appolnlad Incl live cart · lour bucket 1aa11, con·
L•••'--5pm -· ml. AM/FM Blaupunkt 979 2100 Auto. trana. and alr con· elac. Inst. pa11el & entry OILY 1 .. 1111 sole, an powe1 aiitras. Ult -..... · & out. vary clean. s2300. cau. $13,000/0BO, • dltlonlng. low miles and sys tam . Auto . w I • & moral (1BCB262) Jutt 114 111·2111 $uj 1110 613•6996 1·828·1846, 1·738-0487 76 Buick Ltd. Clean. runs clean. (1ASW475J overdrive to give you llOWAlll Ot.t,,tltt need rellabla party to
·eo 924 Turbo, 101dad. '80
924. T1ke over leaaaa plus get $1,000.
714/82S-1808
'78 PORSCHE 924
Blk/blk. Slaupunkt tape
atareo, 1lr, 11ew tlrae,
aunrool. $1900.
545-0439/(213)308-4819
•••••••••••••••••••••• F!!~!'!I~ ....•.... !~!! '153 Baja Bug, 1835 ano .. ,79 diesel RABBIT 2 dr 5 mech well. 92,000 ml. $3488 great gas mileage while Dove/Quall Sis make small monthly 1171 WI ltll 79 TA 7, convert .. 19M ml, dual carba. Must selll spd. cassette. •13400. s1800/bsl. 893..a053 driving In stylat Juat need NEWPORT BEACH pm11. No old contracts
UTOIUOI 111111 cond .. beat otr ove( StOOO. Cill 673·2912. 644_9252. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA rellabla party to make Hl-0111 t o assume. No beck
50 3 1976 Buick Skylark, 4 dr, 19202 Bascl'I Blvd. small montllly pmta. No pmlt. due. Ask lor Rosa 4 speed trans .. air cond.. S55oo. 644• 4 1970 VW Square back. 1973 Vallow Sport Bug V·6. auto Irena. A/C, Hnllngln Bch 962-0829 old contracts to assume. '79 Cullaas Sup. Brghm 842-4400, Proto LIM.
AM/FM cassette & In 77 TA7. AC, lo ml. 5 apd, Sun rool . auto trans, new paint w/blk Aecaro AM / FM . s 1 2 o o No back pmts due. Ask * MIST 11'.LL * Flreblrd .77 Formula
good con d 11 Ion. A M / F M c a s s , runs good. $3200. call seats stereo 1p0 p215 6-44-4293 1110 OllEYlltln lor Rose 842-4400. Proto SUPREME DELIGHT 18 auto ~int co'nd brn/tan' (488AEQ). $2975/olfer. 836-6002 673-9448 betwea11 5.7 839-5.224 . CITATlll IEllll LIM , A • MIST IEElll dys. 857-4879 eva pm C1iill1t llJS · how you'll 1881 aher drl-Int. Loaded. $3395. PP,
.OOH 11,0R's . & 89 Bug. AM/FM cau. runs •••••••••••••••••••••• Automallc lrans., air COTPlttl llJZ vlng this fully equip. 848•7266 '11 ••ttflra 70 l/W BUG. Clean de-good. nds palnl, S 1400. OOITEMPUTIH con d . & sun r o o I ( •••••••••••••••••••••• mldslze w/velour Int & ---------8480ova Straet E~ I pendable. $1500 , 494-6875 Al o• (526XW0). Front-wheel 11110011vm11 arrpowar.Whysatllafor '77GRANOPRIX
NEWPORT BEACH ~~~d~~.~8J~6 mach 836-7364 or 974-0791 0 ILU ' drlvel 4 speed trans .. air cond less. enjoy both eco-Loaded. 60K. orig. ow-
'82 Por. 92,4. Rad, am/Im 112 0100 v.1... 111Z We apeclallze In leases OILY S4411H & I d I ( CBU427) n 0 my & Cl 0 m '0 r I ' n er s 2 7 0 0 I 0 b 0
Star Cass •• unrool. 8 /c. • 673·6438 '66 Cal look. New ang/ •••••••••••••••••••••• lor the busl11ess execu-oa eel 1 · (533WEK) Just need re-545-1089 r---------. trans. nu tires. Center u 8 & p of sslo al uoWAlll Ollinilit Sharpl all axtraa, parl cond. l•Mn 116J 70 TA6, xl11t Interior, re-llne mags, new paint. # 1 V1h1 l11l1r v r e n . n OllLY •13 9911:.1 II able party to make '78 Sunblrd, a/c, V6, pwr S 14. 900, call Mona •••••••••••••••••••••• cent engine overhaul. s32oo/obo 675•7067 la Onlll Ott1atJI Lar11 l1l1otlt1 Dove/Quall Sta • , 11 small monthly pmts. No 1111 whl. auto. am/Im S trk
714/558-8001 8:30 1o 811M-S8fV!de..Leaslng Looks stunning, perfect ' If ltw 1112 NEWPORT BEACH old contracts to assume. Stereo, 60K. s3200/0BO
5pm. · IAllLllAll top . $3500 . Call 67 Bug. new palnl. runs IALEI IEll"IOE Callllllot IJJ,.0111 1110 OORVETIEI No back pmts. due. Ask 951.6191 111&111 850·9105 good. many extras. $2, • • Automatic trans. air for Rose 842-4400. Proto --------
'77'1t 924 Sunroof. Orig· 111•2140 •H-•Ht ooo All LUllll IH 11 lt1o•t 1978 ~lr!::nmlno c 0 n d . & 10 aded 1 L/M GRAN PRIX 1977 g;~· ,;,x1c7a~t cond r---------¥!!~!.'!~I!!' .•.•.• !~~~ 642-0219 OVEA~~~~fsLll/ERY NABER~ 1 _346-5428 (1BEB067) A t>eautyl r-,7-6-0-ld_s_S_t_a-,f-lre-.-a-lr-c-on-d-. ,28~c~~~n~~~~~246 497-2993 f•r..I• 111S 1980 Vanago11 , extra -OILY $11, II& AM/FM stereo, cassette,
1978 Ponch 924. Red. Air ·~ ;ll.CELICi"QT... ~~~:i: 1l· s~e~:~a~: ·19 vw Bug convert.. UllLE llE C 1\l)I LL1\ ' ·7~u;.":;~1l~s~~norc~~~i ~~~~. i;~:~ ~ru~~."~l '!.".~'!!!!~!!! ..•.. !!.~~ ~~.~~:~es~ cond Coupe with elr cor1dlllo-$9300/obo. 646-3580 everything new Incl. VOLVO c~~~ ~=~~~g!;1iio otter. 675-6866 "°!~~~Q~~~;~:.l•t fer 951-7798 ·~~ni·B~~stlo~~! &S~~~s
You don't need e gun to
"draw fea1 " wllen you
place an Id In tile Delly
Piiot Want Adat Cell now
I 6-42-5878.
n Ing and s I er a o . '74 VW Pop Top Camper f2200 Ferrari I red J8~ni 1966 Harbor Blvd. '78 Monza Twn Cpe. 4 NEWPORT BEACH 962-8068.
(1EBE031) Elec ralrlg. Butane BOEb.SCEOE~l. ,fla. u COSTA MESA spd, Slereo. $2000/obo. 833 0565 CadlllacstoGo-Carts --------12171 Stove, xlnt cond. $4000, · n storage. 141-HH 140·1411 CAllLUO SEVILLE Call Mike 964-2046 • Whatever Iha Fad Buying and selling at a
Biii Maxey Toyota 960-5543 :~f-~ ... ~~1 r.;1!89 ~~~: 1981. White and Taupe. Roll 'ern oll the market reasonable pr1ce-tlla1·s
19202 Beach Blvd. 493·2874 or 1-346-5428 SELL idle llama with a Shop at home. It'• easy Wllh a Classllled .Ad wllal classlfled is all
Hnt1r1gtn Bch 962-0829 evenings Dally Piiot Ciassilled Ad. I with claa.silled 642-5678 Call Nowt 642-5678 about. 642-5678
• A TL.AS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa Tel 546-1934 3 blocks
south of San Orego Freeway oft Harbor Blvd Complete
,bod y shop. Sales. Service. Parts. Service Dept open
Monday thru Friday 7 30 AM to 5 30 P.M. and 8 A.M. to
5 P.M. on Saturday.
HACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street Newport Beach Tel 752·0900 Call us.
W" •0 the •rt' 1 >I<; ' • A.Ila R<'"1eo Peugeor Saal> &
M ... ,,.,ra11
THEODORE ROllHS FORD
Modern sales. servrce. parts. body. parnt & tire depts.
Competitive rates on lease & daily rentals 2060 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Men . 642-0010 or 54<Hl211
• JOHNSON & SOM UMCOLM MERCURY
2626 Harbor Blvd , Cosla Mesa Tel 54o-5630. 57 Veers
of friendly lam11y sel'lllCe -Orange Cou111y·s oldest Ltn·
coin-Mercury dealership .
0
SOUTH CO.AST DOOGE
2888 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa Tel 540-0330 RV sal'\l1ce
specialists. custom van conversions.
"IWPOIT IW'OWTS
3100 W Coae' H i ghway. Newport Beach. Ttl.
642·940516•0-1784 The Ferrari Headqu1rters.
MATCH THE NUMBERS OM THE
WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES
NEWPORT DATSUN
888 Dove Street, Newport Beach. Tel 833-1300 At the
triangle of Jamboree, MacArthur & Bristol behind Victoria
Station Sales, Service, Leasing & Parts. We make great
deals!
• NABERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. Tel. 540-9100. Orange
County s Largest Cadrllac dealer Sales Service Leas·
ing.
• DAVID J. PHILLIPS IUICIC-POMTIAC·MAIDA
Sales • Service • Leasrng
24888 Allcia Parkway
Laguna Hrlls 837-2400
G) CHICK IVERSON PORSCHE-AUDl-VW
415 E Coast Hwy., Newpor1 Beach. 673-0900 The only
dealership in Orange County IMth ttiese three great
makes under one rooft
...
ALAN MAGt•OH POHTIAC·SUIARU
2480 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. Tel 549·4300 Sales.
Service. Leasing Mr Goodwrench ..
• CLASltC AUTOMOltLH
785 N.ewton Way, Cotta M .... Tel. 831-1393
"JAGUAAS OUR SPECIAL TY"
XK 120'a/140't/150't /E· Typtt
S11tt -~ -R .. IOf'atlon1
Off Plac.ntla between 17th & 18111 In Coate Meta
• • I OB LONGPRE PONTI.AC
13600 Beach Blvd Westminster Tel 892·6651 Orange
County s oldest and largest Po11hac dealership Sales.
Service, Parts
• DICK MILLER FIAT/LANCIA
"Probably the lowesl priced Fiats In Southern Catrforn1a"
(located 1 mlle north or South Coast Plaza
near Main St and Warner Ave In Sanla Ana )
120 W Warner. Santa Ana 557-2132
• SANT A AHA DATSUN
2001 E. 17lh Street, Santa Ana Tel 558·7811 Your
Qrrgrnal Dedicated Datsun Dealer
0 MIA.A CLE MAZDA
We've moved' Our new location is 1425 Baker Street.
Costa Mesa. Tel. 545·3334. Stop by & 111s1t our brand new
showroom and see why we're tile #1 Mazda dealer In
Southern Calllornla Sales. Servroe. ~arts and Leasing •
• ANAHEIM MAIDA
"Ollly O.C . ...._. DH!ff
wltll
frff S-lu i.o. Cwt"
601 S. Anaheim Blvd .. Anaheim 956-1820 Just north of
Santa Ana Frwy. on Anaheim Bl11d. Call us f1rsll
"WE ARE HARO TO FIND-eUT WORTH Ill''
• SADDLllACIC IMW /SUIARU
28402 M arguerite Pkwy • AvefY Pkwy exit
Wa Offllf what no bank or lease company can: 1. Expertly •tatted. most modern service & parts dept ; 2. One of the
Southland's most experienced sales & 1e1slng staff; 3
Elimination of the middleman by leasing dealer dlr8C1.
831·2040 M taslon Viejo 495.,.949
COSTA MESA DATSUN
2845 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa Tai 540·6410 Serving
Orange Coun ty lor 16 years. 1 Mlle So 405
SUMSET FORD, INC.
(Home of W1llte the Whale). 5440 Garden Grove Blvd
Westminster Tel 636--4010
Q OR1ANGE COUNTY VOL VO
10120 Garden Grove Blvd .. Garden Grove
Tel. 530-9190. Excluslvely Volvo to cover ell your V~lvo
requirements.
New•Used•Sales•Leasing•Parts•Service•Body Shop
Freeway close In the lleart of Orange County al Garden
Grove Blvd. & Brookhurst.
0 COHHELL CHEVROLIT
.2828 Harbor B lvd .. Costa Mesa. Over 20 yea1s serving
Orange Countyl Sales. leasing. service. Call 5 46·1200;
special parts line; 546·9400, body stlop line. 754-0400.
0
ROY CARVER ROUS ROYCl-IMW
1540 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. &40-&44". Sales,
Service. Parts And Leasing.
fD CORMllR DeLILLO CHIVROLP
(Fonntfly Qroth Ct\tvr~)
1a211 8eactl Btvd .. Huntltioton a..cn
New • UMd • Salte • LMlfnQ • Pwtt • 8lfvtol
Come by and ... our Huge lnvtntOf'YI
141-to81 549-3331
. . "' FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, OR TO BE PLACED 642-5678 ON THIS AD, CONTACT· YOUR DAILY PtLOT REP .
.. , '
--
Barriers hold
• 1n Seal Beach
Flood threat again tonigh t
Aulhorltl~s braced for the
woncl when a high tJde of 1even
feet waa slated to hit Surftllde
Colony In Seal ~ach.
Only about 10 feet of sand
seJ>arated 20 homes from the sea.
Orange County Transit District
buses were standing by to
evacuate residents.
McGaugh School In Seal
Beach was made ready to
accommodate displaced residents.
The Red Cross was at the
scene, dispensing food and
beverages.
But the hastily erected sand
barriers -making up the first
line of defen se -held
Wednesday night.
"We were lucky," Seal Beach
City Councilman Victor Grgas
said this morning. ''The weather
was calm and there was no heavy
tidal action. We didn't encounter
all the problems that we
anticipated."
But Grgas said the area is not
out of danger yet because a high
tide of 6.7 inches is expected at
10: 10 tonight.
''We're going to be looking at
how much damage last niRht's
• \Ida caused before we decide
what \0 do.'' hti said.
Bill .Reher, public works
operations manager for the
county 's Environmental
Management Agency, said
county workers will be widening
the sand berm by moving more
sand into the northern part of
Surfside.
He said bulldozers will go lnto
the surf during low tide and
scoop sand for the berm.
County workers as well as
crews from Huntington Beach,
Westminster and Sunset Beach
appeared at the scene after Seal
Beach declared an emergency
Wednesday.
About 150 volunteers loaded
sandbags. Huntington Beach
Explorer Scouts also helped.
Grgas said the area had lost
about 10 feet of sand in the last
few days to erosion.
He said a jetty constructed by
the U.S . Army Engineers at
nearby Anaheim Bay in the
1940s changed ocean currents
and silting action. Sand is now
being deposited into the ocean
instead of on the beach, he said.
OIAllil CIAO
THURSDAY. AUGUST 19, 1982
AirCal workers
asked to take
12% pay cut
By F RED SCHOEMEHL
Of the OllllJ Pttot t i.ff
More than 2,000 employees at
Newport Beach-based AirCal -
from president Robert Clifford to
ramp side baggage handlers -
are being asked to take a 12
percent pay reduction effective
Sept. 1.
In addition, the once-highly
profitable carrier laid off 104
employees four days ago.
Another 56 are scheduled to be
idled next month.
The cost-trimming moves are
designed t o "maintain
profitability of the company"
during 1982, Mark Peterson,
AirCal director of
communications , said
Wednesday.
The carrier, which serves 15
destinations in five Western
states, blames its current
financial prg.blems on a recent
fare war ltiat erupted when
competitor Pacific Southwest
Airlines, of San Diego, slashed
fares on several highly trafficked
California routes.
PSA cut fares by as much as 40
percent on some routes on which
it competes with AirCal. The
reductions were immediately met
by AirCal
Peterson said AirCal, prior to
the Aug. 3 fare reductions, "had
a plan in effect that caUed for
profitability of the airline in
1982."
He said the fare reduction
forced company officials to
''reforecast" passenger traffic
and revenue. He said officials
decided layoffs and salary
reductions -designed to save
(See AIRCAL, Page A2)
JUST IN CASE -Workers place sandbags along the tideline at
Surfside Colony in Seal Beach, bracing for what was expected
to be troublesome high tides. The threat pas.5ed without any
incident Wednesday night when 7-foot tides lashed the sands.
The area has ~n troubled for years with beach erosion and
DellJ PUol l'ttoto b1 Lee •1ne
the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved lend ng
bulldozers, earthmoving gear and aid of state and county Office
of Emergency Services workers to shore up the area. A high
6 .7-foot tide is expected at 10:10 p .m . today.
lllT~ICTDI BIAGI I f OUITlll llllll
ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Deity Plklt l'tlofo b1 l• P8JM
LIVING DANGEROUSLY -Oscar, a 6-week-old kitten,
likes to live dangerously or perhaps he is simply too young
to know a dog dish isn't safest place to nap. Fortunately,
the dog, Bootsie, a Labrador, hasn't been very hungry
lately. The pets belong to Marty Haldeman of Newport
Beach.
HB police nab
Anaheim store
slaying suspect
Huntington Beach and
Anaheim police arrested early
today a 25-year-old man
suspected in the slaying earlier
this week of Zachary J . Wyrick,
21 , during the robbery of an
Anaheim convenience market.
Anaheim police officer Ed
Hofman said the suspect, Phillip
Dolan, described as a transient.
was arrested at 12:10 a.m . while
seateij outside an acquaintance's
home at 10071 Kamuela Drive.
Huntington Beach.
Dolan was arrested without
inc ident and was placed i n
Anaheim City Jail on suspicion of
murder and robbery, Hofman
said.
Police had been searching for a
man who robbed the Mini
Market convenience s tore
Tuesday night at 855 S. State
College Blvd. in Anaheim.
Armed with a shotgun, the
man had ordered one customer
and a store clerk to remain in the
store, then had fired at Wyrick
who was waiting outside, officer
said.
Wyrick was described as a
recently unemployed machinist
who lived near the market and
was a regular customer. He died
at UC Irvine Medical Center at
11 :30 p.m. Tuesday as he was
being treated for massive
stomach wounds.
Police released on Wednesday
a blurred photograph of the
gunman taken by a store
surveillance cam.era. Officers said
it resembled the photo of a ffi;µl
who had robbed the store on a
previous occasion.
Edison rebuts anti-..nuke group's Onofre claims
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of th9 DellJ l"lol llafl
Members of the Alliance for
Survival are taking credit for the
closure of the San On o f re
Nuclear Generating Station's
visitors' center, despite denials
from the Southern California
Edison Co. that the anti-nucleai
J(roup has anything to do with it.
The visitors' center was cloeed
to the public in late June, the
result, the utility claims, of
ed>nomics.
"Our primary concern (in
closing the center) was to trim
costs," said David Barron,
spokesman for Edison.
But Tim Carpenter, a
spokesman for the Alliance, said
(Related story, photos, Page 81)
his ~roup "feels confident we
shut down the visitors' center."
The center, located north of
the $3.5 billion nuclear station,
was closed to the public June 25
and is now being used as a
• · •lning center f rir Edison
employees.
TELEVISION
lndi~ns portrayed on T V
"Born to the Wind'' is a sensitive portrayal of the
lives and culture of American Indians'. The four-part
series begins tonight at 8 on channel 4. Page C9.
NATION
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Justice Department
and the American Telephon e & Telegraph Co.
announced today they decided to accept the conditions
set down by a federal judge for approval of their
antitrust setUement.
Nancy R ea6an 's father dies
WASHINGTON (AP) -Nancy Reagan's father,
Dr. Loyal Devta, 86, died~ in a Scott8dal.e, Ariz.,
b01pital, the White Houae announced. The first lady
was at her father's bedside w h en he died.
Edison owns 80 percent of the
nuclear plant, located three nuies
south of San Clemente.
A news release from the anti-
nuclear group earlier this week
hints that Edison was pressured
to close the center to avoid a
lawsuit over public access to
information.
Carpenter said anti-nuclear
groups sought permission last
November to distribute safe
energy information at the San
Onofre center, but were turned
down by Edi.son.
COUNTY
"It (the center) wa s a
propaganda vehicle for Edison, ·
and we wanted to set up a table
in the center with literature that
would offer an alternative to
nuclear power," Carpenter said.
When Edison rejected the
request, a Los Angeles firm
representing the Alliance sent a
letter to the utility requesting a
negotiated settlement on the
distribution of Alliance literature
at the center.
Edison rienied that request in
June.
S t udent b us fare charged
Los Alamitos has become the fifth school district
in Orange County to charge students for bus
transportation. Page A6.
Buddhists protest nukes
Buddhist monks were among the
protesting at a conferen ce on nuclear
Newport Beach. Page Bl.
140 people
warfare in
'Keyhole art ' in Lag una
Want to take a peep at some art? Participatory
"keyhole" art is a big attraction at this year's Festival
of Arts in Laguna Beach. Page B3.
Irvine villages passe?
Is Irvine's village living concept a thi!lB of the
past as the chairm a n of t h e city's Planning
Q>rnmission suggesta? Paae 88.
' '' r
Alliance officials said their
group was successful in an earlier
court case in San Luis Obispo
County where opponents of the
Diablo Canyon nuclear power
plant were awarded access to the
nuclear visitor center owned by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
center.
And they see no reason why
they s hould n o t have been
permitted to display alternative
ene rgy literature at the San
Onofre center.
But Edison spokesman said the
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Business B4-S
Cavalcade A9
Cluaified 03-8
Comics C8
Crc:mword C8
Death Notices C7
F.ditorial AS
Ehtertainment B6-7
Hy Gardner A9 Art Hoppe A9
SPORTS
two issues are unrelated, citing
San Onofre's location on a
federal reserve.
"State courts would have no
jurisdiction here," Barron said,
adding the s tate and U .S .
constitutions "have somewhat
different views" in respect to
equal publi c access to
infonnation.
Barron said the center cost the
utility about $170,000 a year to
maintain, adding the temporary
structure, built in 1974, had an
average of 50,000 to 60,000
visitors a year.
HoroeroJ)e A9
Ann Landers A9 ) Movies B6-7 1'
Mutual Funds B4
National News A3
Public Notices C7,Dl-3
Sports Cl-6
Stock Markets BS
Television C9
Thea ten 86-7
Weather A2
World News AJ
New Laguna coach · quits
At leaat the new Laguna Beach High School
football coach ls c;(uit\lni undefeated. It's one of thoee
' "only ln i.a.una· stories. as Denn.la Haryung comes
back ta coach the Artlsta after leaving in 1977 amid
unfavorable publldty. P.,e Cl.
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-H/F OraOQ9 Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurectay, Augu1t 19,' 10U
ersonal mission
Cop comf Qrts friend after husband's death ·
By JODI CADENHE.AD or ... ~,._.,...,
By the time Clay Eppenon
reachtld the hou.e thent re.Uy
wasn't much he could d o .
Herman Richard Mahlow. 67.
was al.ready dead.
But Epperaon, 23, • two-year
veteran of the Coeta Mesa polke
department stayed two hours
with Salley Mahlow, who had
discovered the body of h e r
husband minutes before.
Mrs . M a ht ow a nd h er
husband, who moved to Costa
Mesa from New York City In
1964, had never been apart
~xc..-ept for brief hospital stays In
their 42-year marriage.
It was a tense situation,. with
everyone standing around in the
cold dark hours of the morning
and nothing that -:ould be done.
I I Alice Feher said her mom
!called her at 2 a .m. Wednesday to
lsay that Mahlow was dead. He
1had 8\lffered a heart attack.
I ~The couple were supposed to
o grocery shopping Wednesday.
he list was lying on the table.
But Mrs. Mahlow had a funny
feeling and got up to check on
her husband . Mahlow h ad
Deltr Net ataff ~
DELICATE CASE -Clay
Epperson found he had a
delicate situation to deal with
when he answered patrol call.
already been dead a couple of
hours.
"l told her to dial 911," said
Mrs. Feher. "lt would give her
eomethlna to do until I ao t
then:"
Al aoon u the call came ln
EppenlOn knew whore he wu
headed. Ho had met the
Mahtowa once when ho wu "a
ktd" and wu dating one of thelr
lfanddau1hten.
"A1 1oon u l heard the
location, I thought oh no," aaid
Jtoperaon. "l ~ueas you lave to come to gripe that there'• not a
lot you can do. You can't bring ~he pertK>n back to life."
Mn. Feher said that Epperson
was already there when she
arrived. After paramedics left,
the offlC\lr at.ayed behind to talk
w the family.
"He made ua feel like It was
his mother," said Mrs. Feher.
"He sald the right thing and
cared a nd that meant so much to
ua."
Epperson, a lanky young man
with dark hair, had the rest of
the night ahead when he left the
grief-stricken Costa Mesa family.
Before going home at 7 a.m.
Wednesday he arrested a drunk
driver, answered a silent burglar
alarm and patrolled an area of
the ci ty recently targeted by car
thieves.
Election for judge's seat
intited to two candidates
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of the Dally Piiot 8talf
An Orange County judge ruled
oday tha t no additional
andidates will be allowed to run
o r West Orange County
unicipal Court Judge Joanne
arrold's seat in November -a
osition for which only two
b!didates can compete.
Superior Court Judge Ronald
en, in effect, reaffirmed his
artier ruling of Aug. 4 in which
e invalidated Harrold 's
andslide election victory in J411e
nd ordered new balloting for
ovember between h e r two
efeated challe ngers -Dan
harles Dutcher and Ronald Nix.
Harrold, disqualified because
en determined she was not a
egal resident of Orange County
hen she filed Oandidacy papen
ast F ebruary, has already
ppealed that ruling.
But Irv ine r esid e nt Paul
obbin s, a Long Beach cit y
rosecutor. also sought a change
n ·Owen's decision so he could
in Dutcher and Nix on the Nov.
ballot.
In his Aug. 4 rulings, Owen
ad limited the f ield o f
and idates to only Nix and
tcher.
In his r uli ng Owen said
obbins was too late in seeking
o intervene in the election tSSUe.
Robbins' attorney. Larry
Ro thman. argued that the
general public should be allowed
to choose from the largest
number of qualified candidat~
possible.
"Our basic position is this -all
we wish is to allow each qualified
candidate to take out nomination
papers," Rothman told J udge
Owen.
The Westminster a ttorney
claimed that becau se n o
incumbent would be running in
November, an extra five-day
filing period should be allowed
for new candidates to take out
nomination papers.
Westminster attorney Kenne th
J . Golden, who represents
Dutcher, argued that Robbins'
challenge of the judge's ruling
was "just too late."
"This is a case really without
precedent," said Golden. "I think
the court fashioned the fairest
remedy that it could."
Golden's client, Dutcher, has
filed a lawsuit last month
challenging Harrold's decisive
election victory because, Dutcher
had claimed, she was really a
resident of Riverside County. It
was that suit which led to Judge
Owen's ruling earlier this month
invalidating Harrold's victory.
The Orange County District
Attorney's office announced
earlier this week that it was
conducting an investigation of
remarks Judge Harrold made.
during her week·long residency
trial involving the backdating of
a deed giving her posses.sion of a
$2 million Newport Beach home
owned by her grandmother.
It was this home on Lido Isle
that Harrold claimed was her
Orange Coun ty residence when
s h e filed a declaration of
candidacy on Feb . 23. Judge
Owen, however, detennined that
s h e was actually living in
Riverside with her husband and
children at that time.
Deputy County Counsel Victor
Bellerue. who attended today's
court hearing, said afterward
that the Registrar of Voters
office would comply with the
court's final decision on the
matter.
H owever , Bellerue said,
research by hia office indicated
that it a ppeared to b e
inappropriate to place the names
of the runners-up on the
November ballot when the
winner of the June contest was
declared ineligible. He said that
e ith e r a vacancy could be
declared, allowing the governor
to appoint a new judge, or
write -in candidates could be
allowed solely in the November
election.
Mostly fair today ·
(~oasta l
light variable winds through
n1g111 except bocomlng -tatty
10 to 18 knoll afternoon end
evening Southwest swell 1 to 3
feet. Low cloud• and local log
night and ,,_ning houfs ~ly
clearing In the efletnoon
.S. stunniary .
SC81te<ed lllUndetSlorms swept
he north central and western
lttates t o day Oth e r
-11Undetatorm1 luhed Gulf COMt
talM and the Soull'IMll
Soma of those storms
produced hall and high wind& In
Blackduck, Minn . wind• were
estimated at ao mpll and
golfball-alted hall and up to 4
1nc11es of rain tore lhrouoh th•
area Wednesday night
No tnturlel -• reported, but roofs -e l>lown oft, power '"-
were downed and hundreds of
Ir--• uprooted, .. Id P~ Chief Oen Savleh.
Sklu were generelly fair
et~e In the nalloo
The National Weather s.,vlCe
rorecett thunderstorms today
alon<;I lhe Gull Coaat end up the
Atlentlc co111 from Florld• to
South Carollne. Other 11orm1
-ll!pecied In Iha Rocalel. the PIAlns 111ta through the 119'*
MIN1111ippl valley Into the GrNf
Lake• and 1outhern New
En111and.
California
The Netlonel WNlher Service
uy1 South•r'l G•lllornle'1
•Nther 1hould b4I moatly fair
Frld9)' With tome cloud'-and
Isolated afternoon and 9'l8nlng
thurrdei lflO'Ho"l In the moum-..
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mid-IOI In Loe Angelea, to the
90I In Ow.l9 Valley, In the llOa In
mount.In ar-. from M to 103 In
n«them o-i1 to 85 In Ille low
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to the ~ bOrder oen upect
llgllt vllriab .. wlnd1 during f,,.
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TODAY S«lond tow •:OS p.rn. 1.4
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From Page A 1
AIR CAL • • •
about t 700,000 monthly would
be Implemented H op~ to
mchedl.ile reductlora.
"It l1 vJtally Important for ua to
remain attona ln the ma.rke&a Wl'
aerve." Petereon Mid.
Abo ut 2,200 people~ert:
employed by l ~-year-old Al.rCal
prior to Sunday'• layoff1. About
800 employco1 •re bHed In
Orange C.:Ounty, Petenon &aid.
Clifford and other senior
AlrCal officials are mt.>etln& with
r e presentatives ot three
employee unions this week to
wln approval for the salary
reductions. "We are hoping tor
their cooperation," Peteraon said
when asked about the unlon1'
response to the carrier. "We
anticipate a favorable rest><>~·"
The unio n s incl ude the
Transport Wo rke rs U n1on,
representing flight attendants,
ramp personnel and mechanics.
Teamsters Union, representmg
pilots, and Stock Clerks Union,
representing airline clerks.
Neither u cket agents nor
management employees are
unionized.
Keact1ons from employees who
work at John Wayne Airport -
the hub of AirCal's route system
-was ruxecl.
"I'm just thrilled. Can't you
tell?" one female ticket agent
said sarcastically . "How would
you feet?"
Trash transfer
" fee corrected
Due to a typographical error·ln
production, an incorrect figure
appeared i n a story in
Wednesday's Daily Pilot on a fee
to be charged at county-operated
trash transfer stations.
The fee. effective Oct. 11, will
be $8.50 per ton. Th e story
incorrectly said the fee would be
$6.50 per ton. The Daily Pilot
regrets the error.
Dally Piiot Photo by Ste•• Mllchell
PEEKING THEIR INTEREST -What are photographer Jim
Sieg and a spectator at his booth at the Laguna Beach Festival
of Art looking at? If you wouldn't ~ daring enough to look
through the peephole , too, you can see one sce ne on Page B3.
Market gains, but moderately
NEW YORK (AP) -The
sfock market posted moderate
gains today as the frenzied
activity of the last two days
began to abate.
Israel OKs
PLO plans
for ouster
By The A11ociated Press
The Israeli Cabinet approved
the final draft of the Palestmian
evacuation agreement today, but
t h e kidna pping of an Israeli
soldier threatened to delay the
start of th e guerrillas·
withdrawal from west Beirut.
However, government sources
in Israel said they understood the
Pal esti n e Liberation
Organization would release both
t h e kidnapped soldier and a
captured pilo~ Friday and that
the evacuation would begin
either Saturday or Sunday.
Lebanon 's foreign minister,
Fuad Butros, said in a Beirut
tel evision intet"View the
guerrillas would begin
evacuating Saturday afternoon.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials rose 9.52 to 838 95 in
the first three hours.
Advancing issues held a
narrow lead over declines in the
midmorning tally of New York
Stock Exchange-listed issues.
Opening-hour volume on the
Big Board totaled 19.24 million
shares. running at about hair
Wednesday's pace.
rates have been accomparuecl by
warnings of c..'Ontin ued weakness
1n the economy . Recession
worries have prompted what
Wall Streeters have described as
a "flight to quality" with money
managers seeking out the safest
investments.
The strength today of the blue
chip stocks in the Dow, while the
rest of the matket was relatively
flat, suggested more of that same
sentiment. Tuesday produced the biggest
one-day rise in market history
_a JS.81-point jump in the Dow d
J o nes industrial ave rage College Ian use
Wednesday's session eclipsed
volume records, with 132.69 story corrected
million shares traded on the Btg Due to a typographical error, a ~~·the Dow Jones industrials, story m Wednesday's Daily Pilot incorrectly stated the lease tenn up 18 points at midsession of s pecial land use legislation for
Wednesday. retreated in late Saddleback Commuruty College
trading to finish with a was 90 years.
1.8 l -point loss. The proposed st.ate law permits
Analysts said many traders the coll~ge to lease the land for
concluded that the recent rallies 99 years.
in both the bond and stock
markets had gone too rar. too I-house legislature
Cast.
Open-marke t mone y rates. b.11 l ) which had been in a nosedive I C ears pane
smce last week, stopped falling an SACRAMENTO (AP) -In a
the latter stages of Wednesday's surprise move. the Senate Rules
activity. Today they moved up a Committ('(' advanced a proposed
bit. constitutional amendment to
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By Tile A11oolated Pre11
LOS ANOELES -The Southern California
Grcxers Aa>ctation la offerlna a *26.000 reward
for lnformaUon leadlna to the arrest of .whoever
Is lacing eye medJcatlon In area aupennarketa
with sulphuric acid, an asaoclation spokeswoman
says.
'The <.'Ontamlnatlon of eyedrops and nasal
sprays has centered on AJpha Beta stores. Rhoda
Bintz, association vice president, said the group
ottered the reward ufwr conu1m1nawd p&lckql'S
of eye and noee medlcatlona were removed thill
month from Glendale and Hollywood Alpho
Beta marketa.
Large supermarket11 In that area have
reportedly removed eyoorops from their shelves
aa well. Three people hove received treatment
for buma they suffered after using contaminated
drops.
Brown calls off controversial fund-raiser
LOS ANGELES -Gov. Edmund G. Brown
Jr. has called off a Saturday fund-raiser with
Rep. Morris K. Udall. D-Ariz .. after criticism that
he was attempting to evade federal laws on
campaign contribution limits. the Los Angeles
Times reported today.
Television producer Norman Lear and his
wife, Frances, were to have hosted the affair at
their h ome on behalf of both Brown a nd a
political action <.'Ommittee created by Udall.
Those who have already contributed the
federally allowed !unit of $1,000 to Brown's U.S.
Senate campaign were asked by the Lears in
invitations tor the benefit to give an additional
$500 to Brown through Udall's committee, called
Independent Acuon, The Times said.
Nuclear freeze votes mixed
SACRAMENTO -The California Senate
has voted against a nuclear arms freeze by the
United States and the Soviet Union, but the
Assembly has voted for such a freeze.
The upper house voted 19-18 for a resolution
by Assemblyman John Vasconcellos. D-San Jose,
to urge the two powers to freeze nuclear
stockpiles at current levels as a first step toward
disarmament. But at least 21 votes, a majority of
the 40-seat Senate, were needed fo,; approval.
The Assembly, which had already passed
the Vasconcellos proposal, approved another
lreeu resolution, this one by Assemblyman Mel
Levine, D-Santa Monica. The vote was 44-12.
Mobile home bill to protect tenants
I
SACRAMENTO -The state Assembly has
sent the governor a hotly debated bill to limit the
ability of mobile home park owners to throw out
tenants.
The bill would overturn a law that allows
mobile home park owners to require home
owners to leave the park after 17 years, no
NATION
matter what the condition of their home.
The bill would instead permit park
management to require removal of a mobile
home only when the home has been sold and
does n ot comply with health and safety
standards or is significantly run down or in
disrepair.
Congress OKs $178 billion defense bill
WASHINGTON -Congress is giving
President Reagan the go-ahead to authorize
nearly $178 billion for the armed forces in fiscal
1983, but some lawmakers say the measure must
be trimmed when actual dollars are distributed.
The House gave final approval of the
authorization bill Wednesday night with a
25 1-148 vote that showed some slippage in
support among the president's fellow
Republicans from the Northeast and Midwest.
The compromise bill, which emergoo from a
congressional conference on Monday, gained the
support of 129 Republicans and 122 Democrats.
But 48 GOP members sided with 100 Democrats
in opposition.
Mount St. Helens cooks up eruption
VANCOUVER, Wash. -Molten rock oozed
and steam rose 2,000 feet into the air in Mount
St. Helens' latest erupt.ion, but scientists say an
ash-spewing explosion is unlikely.
-The cherry pie filling has broken through
the crust," Christina Boyko, a seismic monitor at
the Univer~ity of Washington geophysics
program in 8eattle, said Wednesday when lava
surged to the surface.
A lava dome larger than a domed sports
stadium inside the crater has grown through a
series of earlier eruptions as the molten rock
pushed to the surface and hardened.
"Once the lava breaks the surface it (an
explosion) is usually considered less of a
possibility," Ms. Boyko S&Jd.
'Crank letter' clue to missing doctor
EDWARDS VILLE. ill. -A "nutty, crank
letter" that was sent to Illinois legislators may
shed light on the mysterious disappearance of an
abortion clinic operator and his wife, officials
say.
The two reportedly w_~re abduc~ by an
WORLD
anti-abortion group that calls itself "The Army
of God."
Dr. Hector Zevallos, 53, operator of the Hope
Clinic for Women Ltd. of Granite City, and his
wife, Rosalie Jean, 45, were last seen on Aug. 12.
The clinic has been the site or frequent protests
by anti-abortion activists.
China r eadies first nuclear generator
PEKING -China has chosen a site and
largely completed the development work on its
first nuclear power generator, the newspaper
Worker's Daily reported today.
The trade union newspaper did not say
where the 300-megawatt pressurized water plant
would be built, but foreign experts familiar.with
the plans have said it would be near Shanghai.
The Worker's Daily said feasibility studies
and evaluation of the plant's effects on the
environment have been completed. But it gave
no schedule for building the power plant.
Poles continue martial law protests
WARSAW -Hundreds of Solidarity
supporters demonstrated in Warsaw against
martial law for the third consecutive night
despite close police surveillance and occasional
arrests. Another small demonstration was
reported in the Baltic port of Su:z.ecin.
campaign called by underground leadek of the
suspended union. It is supposed to culminate in
nationwide demonstrations on Aug. 31. the
second anniversary of Solidarity's founding.
More than 800 people assembled Wednesday
in Warsaw's Victory Square near a floral cross
and adjacent floral "V'' that are both a memorial. The p rotests are part of a two-week
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Going.
going.
to stay
By ROBERT BARKER
Ofttie D•ll)' Piiot atatt
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Chuck Perry's new home in Surfside is only 25
feet from the beach. It's just across Pacific Coast
Highway from Huntington Harbour.
It has three levels of living quarters plus a
rooftop spa on the fourth floor deck.
Perry said he can see Palos Verdes. Catalina,
Newport Beach and Big Bear from the top floor.
Great view, good neighborhood.
Perry. the builder/owner, put the 1,800-square
foot home up for sale last spring.
"l got some strange offers. They offered me
rubies. a trade or (commercial) paper."
Thinking that these offers weren't substantial
enough. Perry-a resident of Huntington
Harbour-put the house up for auction
Wednesday aft.er running ads in a Los Angeles
newspaper.
He set in a store of doughnuts. orange juic:e
and champagne.
Five would-be buyers arrived and the auction
began a few minutes after the scheduled 10 a.m.
start.
Twenty-three-year-old Arthur Jan. handled
the auctioneering duties.
Bidding started at $320,000-a figure that Jan
said was $50,000 below the appraised value.
He waited patiently for a bid. There was none.
"Let me stress, it's only money," he said. "It
looks like we'll have to do something. Everybody
have a doughnut. l'm going to talk to the
owner." _
Jan returned ln a few minutes.
· "We're going to do something dif(erent. This
time we're going to start at $320,000 and work
backwards.
"But the owner can refuse any offer. We're
not gomg to give it away."
The aski11g price dropped to $300.000 and still
there were no takers.
It was time for a pep talk.
"The economy has picked up," Jan sa.id. "The
stock exchange has just gained more than 30
points and Dow Jones is at its highest ever.
"Doesn't anyone want to catch the fever and
get in there?"
This didn't work it was time for another
conference with the owner.
"There's been a new switch," he said after his
retwn. "Just tnake a bid-who's going to make
me a bid?"
At this point, badore Appelbaum, an owner of
a fast-food restaurant in Huntington Beach,
ended the silence. He made an offer of $200,000.
''Who'll advance it to $201,000," Jan asked.
When nobody did, Appelbaum withdrew his
offer.
That ended things. "The auction has been
completed," Perry announced. "Goodbye and goodnight."
Appelbum said afterwards that he was
prt;pared to go up to $225,000.
Delly Piiot Photoe by O.ry Amlw-
A N X JOU S MOMENTS -Chuck Perry
waited downst<iirs whllt> auctioneer Arthur
Jan pep~d up bids for Seal Beach house.
Hut he said he had second thoughts w hen
nobody raised his bid
Perry, who said at the start of the auction that
he hoped to sell the house Wednesday said he
was disappointed and had hoped the so-called
buyers would be more serious.
"What's my next step? I guess tl will be doing
some thinking. Maybe I'll trade the house for the
rubies. No, l'm not really serious."
Perry agreed with auctioneer Jan that the
auction seemed to attract only curiosity seekers.
Jan, who had vo1cC'd concern earlier that
advanced publicity was too rushed. said the lack
of sale could be chalke d up to economic
conditions.
"No problem." said Perry "The house is still
here."
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wear "d1riy. hot costumes" 1n fi'lorada 's ht•.1t and lx·tnf!
~bused by ovcrzt•alous amuSt.·mcnt park patrons
They vot.t.-d 45-4 l Wc>dn c.-sday to lx• mdudt:d a.•
hosts and hostc~s m the &1v1te Trades ton tract, said
Teamster L<x:al :J85 President Larry Pc.1rker
Fi,.m b oosts eartJings
The Fluur(Jc:arbon board o f d1n .. '<.·t.ors dedared a
4-C'ent dividend pl!r w m111on shart· payable CX:t 31 u
stockholders of r<.'('Ord Oct 15
Fluorocarbon has 16 div1srons that O(><!rate 26
manufacturm g fac1ltt1es 01v1s1o ns are d1v1dcd m t.o
rubber, fluoroplast1cs, eustom pldSllt.'S, semiconductor
and fluid sealing groups Headquarters nr<· m Laguna
Niguel
R ecord· revenues to ld
Naugles Int (uf Fullerton) po~t,ed rL'<:ot d <:arnmgs
und revenues ln f1sc.:al 1!:18'.l
For the year t'ndcd June :rn revenUl's ·ruse -13
percent to $55,832,000 Net earnings advamed to $2,-
375,000, equal to 85 cen ts pc·r share, fr1Jm .$930,000 <Jr
37 cents per share, m the pr 1or year
Naugles Inc operatt.·s a tham of 24 hour dnve-
through restaurants in Cahfurn1,1, Nl"vada. Utah,
M1ssoun, Ulmo1s and Kansas
Wage earners d ecline
WASHINGTON (AP) -A ughtenmg J<>b marke t
has caused a sharp drop m the number of families with
more than one wage earner. ac,'<.'Ordmg LO the Bureau
of La bor Stat1st1cs
The agency said Thursday that in the year endmg
June 30 the number of mulu-eam er families plunged
by nearly 600,000 -t.o 21 2 m.JlJJOn
Even so, about 56 pert'enl of all married couples
still had more than one member of the farmly w orking
during the survey period, the agency said
Warranty to continue
DETROIT (AP)
continue its five-year,
J 983 models
Chrysler Corp says 1t will
50.000-milc warranty offer on
The nation's No J autorriaker IS the first to
announce a sales promotion for the new model year
Chrysler's E-body cars for 1983 arc unveiled this
week at the Jefferson Avenue assembly plant
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J UST IN CASE -Workers place sandbags along the tidehne at
Surfside Colony in Seal Be~ch, bracing for what was expected
to be troublesome hjgh tides. The threat passed without any
incide nt Wednesday night when 7-foot tides lashed the sands.
The area has been troublE>d for years with beach erosion and
Dalt)' Piiot Photo by t. .. P•rne
the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved lending
bulldozers, earthmoving gear and aid of state and county Office
of Emergenc:y Services workers to shore up the area. A high
6.7-foot tide is expected a t 10:10 p.m. today.
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One for nuke foes? Malfunction
blame d for (-/
Edison denies link to closing of center Laguna fire
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of the Delly Piiot Sten
Members of the Alliance for
Survival are taking credit for the
closur e of the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station's
visitors' center, despite denials
from the Southern California
lliison Co. that the anti-nuclecu
~roup has anything to do with it.
The visit.ors' center was closed
to the publtc in late June, the
result, the utility claims, of
economics.
"Our primary concern (in
closing the center) was to trim
costs," said David Ba rron,
spokesman for F.clison.
(Related story, photos, Page Bl) ~~----------------__;~---' But Tim Carpenter. a
spokesman for the Alliance, said
his group "feels confident we
shut down the visit.ors' center."
The center, located north of
the $3.5 billion nuclear station,
was closed to the public June 25
and is no w being used as a
t • lining cen ter hr Edison
e:uployees.
Edison owns 80 percent of the
nuclear plant, located three rrules
south or San Clemente.
A news release from the anti-
nuclear group earlier this week
hints that Edison was pressured
to close the center to avoid a
lawsuit over public access to
information.
Carpenter said anti-nuclear
groups sought permission last
November to distribute safe
energy information at the San
Onofre center, but were turned
down by Edison.
"lt (the center) was a
propaganda vehicle for Edison,
and we wanted to set up a table
in the center with literature that
would offer an alternative to
nuclear power," Carpenter said.
When Edison rejected the
request, a Los Angeles firm
representing the Alliance sent a
letter to the utility requesting a
negotiated settlement on the
distribution of Alliance literature
at the center.
Edison derued that request in
June.
Alliance officials said their
group was successful in an earlier
cour.t case in San Luis Obispo
County where opponents o( the
Diablo Canyon nuclear power
plant were awarded access to the
nuclear visitor center owned by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
center.
And they see no reason whv
they should not have been
pennttted to display alternative
Trash fees reduced
Laguna Beach City Council
members have rolled back trash
collection fees for residents from
$5 .77 per month to $5.46
effective Oct. l.
The act100 came this week. one
month after the council had
approved a 22 percent increase
for trash collection fees.
The cutback on property tax
bills came as a result of a decision
by the Orange County Board of
Supervisors to cut a new dump
site fee from $7 per ton to $4 .90.
Supervisor s approved a
$7-per-ton fee for users of county
dump sites last month. But due
mostly to pressure from cities,
the board rolled back that
increase to $4.90.
As a result of the county's most
recent action, the City Council
agreed to cut back its increase by
5.4 percent.
The new rate will first appear
on Lagunans' property tax bills
in December.
TELEVISION
Indians portrayed on TV
"Born to the Wind" is ~,..sensitive portrayal of the
lives and culture of American Indians. The four-part
series begins torught at 8 on channel 4. Page C9.
NATION
WASHING TON (AP) -The Justice Department
and the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
announced today they decided to accept the conditions
set down by a federal ju dge for approval of their
antitrust settlement.
Nancy R eagan's father dies
WASHINGTON (AP) -Nancy Reagan's father,
Dr. Loyal Davis, 86, died today in a Scott8dale, Ariz.,
hOlp.ital, the White Hou.e announced. The fint lady
wu at her father'• bedltde when he died.
energy lite rature at the San
Onofre center.
Put Edison spokesman said the
two issues are unrelated, citing
San Onofre's location on a
federal reserve.
"State courts would have no
JUrisdiction here," Barron said,
adding the sta te and U.S .
constitutions "have somewhat
different views" m respect to
equ al publi<.' access to
information.
Barron said the center cost the
utility about $170,000 a year to
maintain, adding the temporary
structure, built in l974, had an
average of 50.000 to 60,000
visitors a year.
An electrical malfunction has
been pinpointed as cause of a
restaurant fire in Laguna Beach
but investigators say they still
have not determined what
started a blaze that damaged a
hillside home earher ln the week.
The malfunction was blamed
for a fire at the Nameless
Restaurant on North Coast
Highway at Myrtle Street late
Tuesday rught.
But a probe continued today
into the Sunday rught fire at the
home of Michael Noll on
Miramar Street
500-acre project
plaaned for Niguel • By PATRICK J . KENNEDY Ot the Delly Piiot Steff
An Orange County
development firm is aimjng to
purchase 500 prime acres in
Laguna Niguel for more than
$100 million to build an
expansive residential. commercial
and hotel project.
The Stein-Brief Group
announced its intentions
Wednesday to buy the coastal
property from Avco Commuruty
Developers Inc.
''We plan to develop the land
consistent with the plan
approved by the California
Coastal Commission," said co-
owner Barry Brief.
The Coastal Commissioners
earlier this summer approved
plans for 2.800 residential uruts,
a 20-acre comme r c i a l
development, a conference center
COUNTY
hotel, private rer reational
facilities and more than 44 acres
of public park, trails and open
space and an 18 -hol e
championship golf course.
Robert Buie, executive vice
president of Avco and general
manager of Laguna Niguel, said,
"We were impressed by the fine
job (Stein-Brief Group) did with
past developments and feel their
expertise will insure the quality
development of this
extraordinary piece of land."
The other co-owner of the
firm, David Stein, retired as
president of Avco in 1977, but he
said Wednesday that he recently
helped plan the development
project
Tom Riley , 5th District
Supervisor of Orange County,
said that he's confide nt the
developers will closely follow the
Coastal Commission plan.
Student bus {are charged
Los Alamitos has become the fifth school district
,i n Orange County to charge s tudents for bus
transportation. Page ~6.
Buddhists protest nukes
Buddhist monks w ere among the 140 people
protesting at a conference on nuclear warfare in
Newport Beach. Page Bl.
'Key hole art' in Laguna
Want to take a peep at some art? Participatory
"keyhole" art ls a big attraction at this year's Festival
of Arts in Laguna Beach. Page 83.
Irvine villages paBBe ?
Is Irvine's villag living concept a th1n8 of the
past as the chairman of the city's Planntng
Commission suggest.a? Page 88.
AirCal workers
asked to take
12% pay cut
By FRED SCHOEMEHL
Of the Dltllr Piiot Staff
More than 2,000 employees at
Newport Beach-based AirCal
from president Robert Clifford to
ramp side baggage handlers
are being asked to take a 12
percent pay reduction effocltvP
Sept. I .
In addition, the once-highly
profitable carrier laid off 104
employees four days ago
Another 56 are scheduled to bC'
idled next month.
The cost-trim.ming moves are
designed to "maintain
profitability of the company"
during 1982, Ma rk Peterson.
A1rCal dire ctor of
co mmuni ca tions , sa id
Wednesday.
The earner, which serves 15
destinations 1n five Western
states, blames its c ult-r e nt
financial problems on a recent
fare war that erupted when
competitor Pacific Southwest
Airlines. of San Diego. slashed
Cares on several highly trafficked
California routes.
PSA cut fares by as much as 40
percent on some routes on which
tt competes with A1rCal. The
rt'Cluctions were immediately met
by A1rCal.
Peterson said Au<:aJ, prior to
the Aug. 3 fare reductions, "had
b plan in effect that called for
profitability of the a1rl1ne in
1982."
He said the Care reduction
forced company off1c1als to
"reforecast" passenger traffic
and revenue He satd officials
decided layoffs and salary
reductions -des1~ned to save
about $700,000 monthly would
be implemented as opposed to
schedule reductiorui.
"It is vitally important for us to
remain strong in the markets we
serve," Peterson said.
About 2,200 people were
t-mployed by 15-year-old AtrCal
prior to Sunday's layoffs About
800 employee'> arc based in
Orang1.• County, Peterson said
Clifford and other senior
AlrCal officials are meeting with
rl'presentc.t1ves o f th r ee
employee unions this week.
Reprieve weighed
•
for park barbecues
It appears the nine city-owned
barbecue stands in Heisler Park
might get a reprieve, just two
weeks after the Laguna Beach
C ity Council ordered their
removal.
Earlier this month council
members, following a
recommendation by the North
Laguna Community AssociatJon,
ordered the grills removed from
the blufft.op park overlooking the.
ocean by Jan. 1. 1983.
The homeowner group, many
o{ whose members live close to
the park, complained of the
constant smell of smoke wafting
'
/
I
J
mt.o their homes and yards.
And while most of the sizzling
pollution can be blamed on park
visitors who bring in portable
barbecues (illegal in the park)
the group suggested removal of
the c1 ty grills m1gh t make
enforcement easier
But Counci l woman Bobbie
Minkin, who lives in North
Laguna, said she wants to see
ci ty oCCicials come back with
another alternative than
removing the cily grills.
"There are many problems in
Hetsler Park," the councilwoman
said.
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~-
Deity Piiot Mep
DEVELOPMENT DUE -Crown VaJley Parkway and Niguel
Road wind through 500 acres about to be sold for $100 million.
INDEX
SPORTS
New Lasuoa coach quits
At least the new I....acuna Beach Hlgh School
football coec:h ls ~ultt.lng undefeai.ect. It's one ot thoee
"only In Laauna 110ries. u Dennis Ha.ryuna comes
beck to coeicJ. the Artilta after leaving in 197'7 amid
unfavorable publicity. Pace Cl.
A
L Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Thuraday, Augu1t 19, 1982
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• cr1ine
Nestande requests
panel bid delay
At tht• nomlnH'li rt.>quett. the
1u1w Si:nate Ruh·• Committc~
haa poetponed conaideratJon of
Orange County 8 o ard o f
nomJnaUun would occur "within
a week." fir 1111ld It may bt>
tcheduled on very ahort notice,
and, poulbly, ocnar o n t hf'
Seruiw tloor.
program slated
, S upe rvisors C hairm1tn Bruce
Ncatande for a poaltlon on the
California Tranapo rt1atlon
Commission.
The Rules Committee was
acheduled to consider Nestande'a
nomin at ion at a hearing
Wcdnl!sday afternoon in
Sacramento. But the Item was
d e leted from the committee's
agenda, reportedly at Nestande's
request.
In any event, uctlon thJs year
would have to occur before Aug.
31, the last day of the 1981-82
leglalaUve ses8ion.
A l uu r w ee k c rime
µn•vention program for senior
c1tlzcns begins Aug. 25 in
Lagun• Beach.
Tim Miller, the Laguna
Beach Pulice Department's
director of Ne iRhborhood
Wat.<.•h, w11J teach the course,
which runs from 10 to 11 :45
• Th e Lagun a B each
Lifeguard Association wiU be
the rc.-c1p1ent of proceeds from
an art aucuon Aug. 29 at thi:
Sawdust Festival
The benefit auction will be
held at 5 pm. on the Sawdust
•A fl ea market and
ca rni va l to ben e fit the
Treas ure Is land Tenants
Association legal fund will be
held Sept. 4 al the Festival of
A rts grounds 1n Laguna
Beach.
om.
Topics lnclude local cr ime
pro blems, home security,
fraud and bunco schemes and
personal self-protection.
T o sign up for the free
cl~. ca11 the Laguna Beach
Senior Citize n s Club a t
497-2441.
grounds, walh a rtwor k
donated by local artists. The
lifeguard associate will use
the money to construct a new
l ifeguard headquarters
building.
For more infonnation, call
Mike Dwinell at 494-6572.
T h e 11 a.m . to 9 p m .
fes t ivities include video
Jlames, fortune tellers, prizes,
food and drink, casino games
and music and dancing.
The festivities are open to
the public.
"He called up and said he
l'Ouldn't make it," said Jerry
Zanelll , rules committee
executive officer. "He would
have had the votes."
Nestande's nomination for the
position b y Gov. Edmund G .
Brown J r. -an appointment
arrangl!d b y Assemblyman
Richard Robinson, D-Santa Ana
-has spawned conflicting legal
opinions on whether a county,
supervisor may serve in a dual
capacity as a state transportation
commissioner.
The governor's office says the
dual role is proper; the legislative
counsel's office says it isn't.
r Zanelli predicted the Rules
Committee hearing on Nestande's
!!Election for judge's seat
liDlited to I
giBy DAVID KUTZMANN
lot the D•lly Piiot 8tett
; An Orange County judge ruled
ioday tha1 no additional
~andadates w1U be allowed to run
l o r West Ora n ge Co unty
Muoic1pal Court J udge J oanne
liarrold's seat an November -a
h >0sit1on for which only two
'¢andidatcs can compete. ~: Superior Court Judge Ronald ~{)wen, in effect, reaffirmed his
ltarlier ruling of Aug. 4 in which J e invalidated Harro ld 's I <1ndslide electton victory in June
,11nd ordered new balloting for
iNovembe r be tween he r two
ldefeated challengers -Dan f t:harles Dutcher and Ronald Nix.
• Harrold. disqualified because
:owen determined she was not a ~legal resident of Orange Count y
~when she filed candidacy papers
!last Februar y , h as already
~appealed that ruling.
J But Irvine resident P a ul
Robbins. a Long Beach city
prosecutor, also sought a change
In Owen's decision so he could
join Dutcher and Nix on the Nov.
!I ballot
: In has Aug. 4 rulings, Owen
:had limited the fi e ld of f candidates to o nl y N ix and
;butcher
,· In h is ruling O w e n said
I Hobbins was too Late in seeking
!to 101.ervene in the election issue.
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• l•Onl variable winds through
~lght except oecomlng -le<IY
,10 to 18 knots alternoon and
'evtmtng Southwest swell 1 to 3
)eel Low clouds and local log
night and morning hours most!y
~learlng 1n tne ettetnoon
L'°'"t. s 111111uary
Scellered thunderstorms swept
(he north central end western
s tates today Other
Jtlunde<storms lashed Gulf oout
states and the Southeast
Some or those storms
prodUGed hell and h!Qh wtnds In
Blackduck Minn , winds were
estimated al 80 mph and
golloall-slzed hall end up to •
Inches of rain tore through the
area Wednesday n!Qht No 1n1unes we<e reported, but
roote -e bk>wl\ oll. power llnee
were downed and hundred• of
trees were uprooted, Hid Polkle
Chief O•n Sevlch Sk in were gener•llY telr
elsewhere In the nation
The National Wetthe< Servl<l41
lorecall thunderstorms tod•Y
olOflil IN Gull Coast ond up IM
Atlantic coas1 from Florida 10
South C11rollno Olher atormt
-e exl)eeted In the Roeklee, tM
Pt1ln1 stelea lhrOUOh !he upper
Mlaelsslppl velley Into IM GrMt
Lek•• end southern New
e.rg1and.
Atlante Cly
Auatlo
S.lllmore
Bllllogs
Blrmlnghm
Blam11rcl<
Bolte
Boston
Brownsvlle
BulfelO
Burllngton
Cupe<
Cher1etn SC
Chat11ln WV
Chat111• NC ~ne
Chlc:ago
ClndMall
Cleveland
Clmbla SC
Columbus
0111-Ft Wlh
Oeyton
Denver
0.1 Moines
O.troll
Duluth
El Pa~
F1rgo Ftegstan
Gre111 ~ells
1'i11r!lord
Helena
Honolulu
Houston
lndnaplla
Jackan MS
Jeckenvlle
Kana Clty
KnOllllllle
Lal VegH
Little Rock
lOUllYllle
Lubl>Ocie M..,.,ptila
Mltrnl
MNwMM
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two candidates
Ro bbins' attorney, Larry
Rothman, argued that the
general public should be allowed
to c h oose from the largest
number of qualified candidateE
possible.
"Our basic position is this -all
we wish is to allow each 'lualified
candidate to take out nomination
papers," Rothman told Judge
Owen.
The Westminster attorney
claimed that b ecau se n o
incumbent would be running in
November, an extra five-day
filing period should be allowed
for new candidates to lake out
nomination papers.
Westminster attorney Kenneth
J . Golde n, who represents
Dutcher, argued that Robbins'
challenge of the judge's ruling
was "just too late."
''This is a case really without
precedent," said Golden. "l think
the court fashioned the fairest
remedy that it could."
Golden's client, Dutcher, has
fil ed a lawsuit last month
challenging Harrold's decisive
election victory because, Dutcher
had claimed. she was really a
resident of Riverside County It
was that suit which led to Judge
Owen's ruling earlier this month
invalidating Harrold's victory.
The Orange County Distract
Attorney's office announced
earlier this week that it was
conducting an investigation of
remarks Judge Harrold made.
during her week-long residency
trial involving the backdating of
a deed g1ving her possession of a
$2 million Newport Beach home
owned by her grandmother.
[t was this .home on Lido Isle
that Harrold claimed was h er
Orange County residence when
s he fli ed a dec laration o f
can didacy on F eb. 23. Judge
Owen, however, determined that
s he w as actua ll y laving in
Riverside with her h usband and
children at that lime.
Deputy County Counsel Victor
Bellerue, who attended today's
court hearing, said afterward
tha t the Registrar of Voters
office would comply with the
court's final d ecision on the
matter.
H owever , Bellerue said.
research by his office inrucated
that 1t appeare d to b e
inappropriate to place the names
o f the run n e r s -up on the
November ballot when t he
wanner of the June contest was
declared ineligible. He said that
eithe r a vacan cy could be
decla red. allowing the governor
to appoint a n e w Judge. or
write-an candidates could be
allowed solely an the November
elect1on.
Continued fair
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Fronts Cold .-. Warm .,.. Or !• ! 9'P' <;·" · ... ••
Phlllldph111 82 83
Ptioenlx 1oe 91
Plllsburgh 82 S6
Piiand. Me 74 so
Pllend, Ore es 60
Providence 78 se
Ralelgh 82 87
Reno 90 so
Seit lake 93 69
San Antonio 98 1•
Sea Ille 75 se
Shreveport 90 73
Sioux Fall• &• 72
St Louis 8S 65
St P-T11mpa 83 76 1 40
St Ste Marte 79 68 17
Sookane tt ~~ Syrecute
Topete• 84 88
Tueeon 98 7g
TulN 93 71
Waahlngtn 83 84
Wlcnlt• 91 88
Merytv11141 98
Monterey 84
Otklend 66
Puo Robles 9• S4
Red Bluff 98 67
Redwood City 76 58
SllCramento 91 SS
Selln1t 83 52
Sen Diego 78 10
Sen Franclacio 60 55
S1111le Barber• 72 SS
Senta Mule 74
Stockton 95 62
Thermal 106
Ukiah 92
Beratow 98 77
Big Bear 8t 45
Bish"!) 95 M
C1t111n1 7 88
Litke Ar~ 55
le>nil Beedl 83
Monrovt. 90
Mt. Wlleon 84 Ca lifornia New Otlellnt 91 1• .t~ CAU,OflMA Newport 8eec:fl 84
The Nlllonll Weather SetvQ
says Southern C1lttornla"1
wHlhar should be mostly t1lr
Frldey With tome cloudl,_ and
Isolated allernoon end 111antno lhunde<•h~ In IM mountains.
Hight wlll ring• from the
ml0·80• In LOI A~. 10 the
90t In ~· llllley, In IM eo. In movnt.in ., ... , !tom 90 to 103 In nonhe<n "-1• to 85 tn IM tow
do-1
Boal111 from Polnl Conclotlon
to the Meltlcan borO.. O*' 1itpea
Ugh! v1rl•bl1 wind• during thl
night i nd morning houra,
oecomlno aouthWfflerty 1t tO to
18 knot a during lh• 11t1moon
with 1 t-to-3.Joot 1outhwe11
tw14l
Northwe1t wind• could rMOll
28 knots with 4-to-&-foot MN'
farther thin 80 mllff oH•n.re
from San Nicolo llland.
Temperaturea
NATION
"' Le ,. 78 47 IM 12
~ 18
11 eo .n
New York 81
Norfolk 79
No. Piette 89
Okla City 92
Ofnahe 83
Ot1and0 88
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l.8nc:Mter 118 68
l.ol MollM 111 88
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Sen Bernardino 85
Sen Joee 5e
Sant• Ana 83
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Where to cell (loll tree) for 1e1Mt emog 1ntoNnet1on: · ,. \
<>tange County. (IOO) 44weff
~01 Anget11 County: (100)
242-4022 Al""9kle 1111<1 Ian Bernerdlno
countlea: (800) 3'1·4710
.AQMD Epltode c.rtter: (8001
242""488t
Tides
TOOAY 8ICOnd low 4;05 p.1'11. u Second high tO: 10 p,1'11, U
l'NDAY
P'lrlt tow 5:00 a.m. 0.1 =:3k-tl:21 Lm. S.t ...... 4;11 p.m. 1.a
8«Xlfld hlgll 10:N p.m. 1.2 lun Mt• tocley It 7:ia p.m.,
ri. "ldeY • 1:11 a.m. MOOtl ,... tocN)' at 1:41 pm ..
Mt• 'rtdey et 1:2t a.m.
Neatande could servt! on the
commiulon for up to one year
prior to confirmatio n , thu11
creating the possibili t y t h e
appointment could be deferred to
the 1982-83 leglslaUve session.
Streets due
resurfacing
in Laguna
More than a dozen streets In
Laguna Beach wall get a facelift
before long, following City
Council approval of an asphalt
resurfacing program.
The city has $140.000 in state
gas tax funds for r esurfacing and
slurry sealing local streets, and
council members agreed at this
week's meeting the following
streets were in m ost need of
resurfacing:
Temple Hills Drive (the 900 to
l,300 blocks); Bluebird Canyon
Drive (from 200 to 600 and 250
feet of Summit Drive;) and
Skyline Drive (the 900 to 1.100
blocks.)
Streets slated for a slurry seaJ
include Anacapa Way, Atlan tic
Way, Bermuda Drive, Bounty
Way, Caribbean Way. Coral
Drive and Coronado Drive
Others include Mystic View,
Mystic Way. Pacific Avenue,
Pitcairn Place. Samoa Wa y.
Skyline Drive (from the HOO
block up), Tahiti Avenue a nd
Vista Lane.
Detty Piiot Photo by Stew• Mllchell
PEEKING THEIR INTEREST What are photographer Jim
Sieg and a spectator at his booth at the Laguna Beac h Festival
of Art looking at? If you wouldn't b<-darin g e nough to look
through the peephole, too, you c:a n o:;c·p o n e scene o n Page 8 3.
Market gains, hut moderately
N EW YORK (AP) -The
stock market posted modera te
gains to day as the fre n2.1ed
activity of the las t two days
began to abate.
Israel OKs
PLO plans
for ouster
By Tbe Associated P ress
The Israeli Cabinet approved
the final draft of the Palestinian
evacuation agreement today, but
the kidnapping of an Israe li
soldier threatened to delay the
start of the guerri l las '
withdrawal from west Beirut.
However, government sources
in Israel.said they understood the
Palestin e Lib e rati o n
Organization would release both
the kidnapped soldier and a
captured pilot Friday and that
the eva cuatio n would begin
either Saturday or Sunday.
L ebanon's foreign m iniste r,
Fuad Butros, said an a Beirut
television intervie w t h e
gu e rrillas would begin
evacuating Saturday afternrx>n.
The Dow Jones averaKe llf :JO
mdustraals rose 10.09 to 839.52 an
the first five hours.
Advanci ng iss u es h eld a
narrow lead over dtx·lme:. in the
midmorning tally of New York
S tock Exchange-listed issues.
Opening-hour volume on the
Big Board totaled 19 24 m1Uion
s hares, running at about half
Wednesday's pace.
Tuesday produced the biggest
one-day rise in m arket history
-a :m.81-poinl jump an the Dow
Jones industrial average
Wednesday's session eclipsed
volume records. with 132.69
million shares traded on the Big
Board.
But the Dow Jones industrials.
up 18 points at midsess1on
Wednesday, retreated in late
trading to finish w~th a
1.81-point loss.
Analys ts said many 1raders
concluded that the reccnt ralh!'S
an both the bond and stock
markets had gone too far, too
fast.
Open-market m on ey rates,
which had been in a nosedive
since last week, stopped falhng an
the latter stages of Wednesday's
activity. Today they moved up a
bit.
Brok ers noted that se\leral
recent forecasts of lower interest
OMEGA
rates have been accompanied by
warnings of continued weakness
an t he econ omy. R ecession
worries have prompted what
Wall Streeters have desc:ribed as
a "flight to quality" with money
managers seeking out the safest
investments.
Trash transfer
fee corrected
Due to a typographical f'rror in
production. an incorrect figure
appeared 1n a story i n
Wednesday's Daily Pilot on a fee
to be charged at county-operated
trash transfer st.anons
The fee, effective Oct. 11. wiU
bC' $8.50 per ton. The story
1noorreclly said the fee would be
$6 50 per ton. The Daily Pilot
regrets the error.
College land use
story correcte d
Due to a typographical error, a
story in Wednesday's DaiJy Pilot
incorrectly stated the lease term
of SJX'CiaJ land use legislation for
Saddleback Community College
was 90 ~ears.
The proposed state law permits
the college to lease the land for
99 years
CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF SPACE TRAVEL!
Since 1962 when NASA selected it os the officiol
watch of the spoce program, the Omega Speed-
moster Professional Chronograph hos been worn on
over 50 tpoce fl ightt, lncludh'g the spoce shuttle
Columbio. Imagine ~ well this Incredible watch
will perform on earth for youl Stolnlen steel, water
retlstont to 100 feet, tachometer, $550
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J UST IN CASE -Workers place sandbags along the tideline at
Surfside Colony in Seal Beach, bracing for what was expected
to be troublesome high tides. The threat passed without any
incident Wednesday night when 7-foot tides lashed the sands.
The area has been troubled for years with beach erosion and
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the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved lending
bulldozers, earthmoving gear and aid of state and county Office
of Emergency Services workers to shore up the area. A high
6.7-foot tide is expected at 10:10 p.m. today.
One for nuke foes? Kiwanians
may shift
parade s ite Edis on d e nies link to c losing of cente r
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of the DllNJ ""°' • ..,,
Members of the Alliance for
Survival are taking credit for the
closure of the San Onofre
Nuclear Generatin~ Station's
visitors' center, despite denials
from the Southern California
Edison Co. that the anti-nucleai
group has anything to do with it.
The visitors' center was closed
to the public in late June, the
r esult, the utility claims, of
economics.
"Our primary concern (in
closing the center) was to trim
cost s," said David Barron,
spokesman for Edison.
But Tim Ca rp en t er, a
spokesman for the Alliance, said
his ~roup "feels confident we
shut down the visitors' center."
A news release from the anti-
nuclear group earlier this week
hints that Edison was pressured
to close the center to avoid a
lawsuit over public access to
information.
Carpenter said anti-nuclear
groups sought permission last
Nove mbe r to distrtbute safe
e nergy information at the San
Onofre center, but were turned
down by Edison.
(~lated story, photos, Page Bl)
The center, located north of
the $3.5 billion nuclear station,
was closed to the public June 25
and is now being used as a
training center for Edison
employees.
Edison owns 80 percent of the
nuclear plant, located three miles
south of San Clemente.
"It (the cent er) was a
propaganda vehicle for Edison,
and we wanted to set up a table
in the center with literature that
would offer an alternative to
nuclear power," Carpenter said.
When Ed ison rejected the
. request , a Los Angeles firm
representing the Alliance sent a
letter to the utility requesting a
negotiated settleme nt on the
distribution of Alliance literature
at the center.
Edison denied that request in
June.
Alliance officials said their
group was successful in an earlier
court case in San Luis Obispo
County where opponents of the
Diablo Canyon nuclear power
plant were awarded a~ to the
nuclear Vl.Sitor center owned by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
center.
And they see no reason whv
they should n ot have been
permitted to display alternative
e nergy literature at the San
Onofre center.
But Edison spokesman said th e
two issues are unrelated, citing
San O n o fre's location on a
federal reserve
Irvine Kiwanis Club members
have abandoned their attempts to
s~e a Dec. 4 parade on Barranca
Parkway and now are hoping to
hold the event on nearby Alton
Parkway.
Club officials agreed to the
Alton alternative Wednesday
after meeting wtth merchants in
the Woodbridge Village Center,
who said closing Barranca during
the buay holiday season would
disrupt their business.
Richard Herme:sch, the club's
parade chainnan, said his group
willingly made the switch , which
stiU must be approved Sept. 14
by the Irvine City Council.
"The Kiwanis Club just didn't
want to have the parade unless
everyone is happy," he said.
Barranca is the main and
busiest road through the center
or Woodbridge and la the chief
access road for residents visiting
the n eighborhood sh op pi n~
center. Alton runs r oughly
(See PARADE, Page A!)
Irvine. candidate odd man out
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Oftha Dally f'llot 81•"
An Orange County judge ruJeci
toda y that n o additional
candidates will be allowed to run
f o r W est Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Joanne
Harrold's seat in November -a
p ositio n for which only two
candidates can compete.
Superior Court Judge Ronald
Owen. in effect, reaffirmed his
earlier ruling of Aug. 4 in which
h e invalidated H arrold's
landslide election victory in June
and ordered new balloting for
November between her two
de feate d challengers -Dan
Charles Dutcher and Ronald Nix.
Harrold, disqualified because
Owen determined she was not a
legal resident of Orange County
when she filed candidacy papers
last February, has already
appealed that ruling.
But Irvin e resident Paul
Robbins, a Long Beach cit y
prosecutor, also sought a change
in Owen's decision so he could
join Dutcher and Nix on the Nov.
4 ballot.
In his Aug. 4 rulings, Owen
had limited the field of
candidates to only Nix and
Dutcher.
In his ruling Owen said
Robblns was too late in seeking
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lives and culture of Ameriaµl Indians. The four-part
series begins tonight at 8 on channel 4. Page C9.
NATION
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Justice Department
and the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
announced today they decided to accept the conditions
set down by a federal judge fOr approval of their
anUtrust settlement.
Nancy Reagan's 'tather dies
WASHINGTON (AP) -Nancy Reapn'a father,
Dr. Loyal Davia, 86, difd today ln a Scott.dale, Ariz.,
hospital. the White Houae announced. The f irat lady
wu at her fa\her'1 bedlide when he died.
to intervene in the election issue.
Robbin s' attorney, Larry
Rot hman, argued that the
general public should be allowed
t o choose from the largest
number of qualified candida~
possible.
"Our basic position is this -all
we wish is to allow each qualified
candidate to take out nomination
Draft r esis te r t rial slated
SAN D I EGO (AP) -
Benjamin Sasway must st.and
trial as the first young American
charged since the Vietnam War
with failing to register for the
draft, a federal judge has ruled.
Rejecting a defense argument
of "selective prosecution," U.S .
District Judge Gordon Thompson
COUNTY
ordered Sasway's trial to begin
next Tuesday as scheduled.
Enten Eller, 20, was the first
person tried under the new law.
He was convicted Tuesday in
Roanok e, Va., of failure to
register for th e draft a nd
sente nced to three years'
probation.
S tudent bus tare charged
Los Alamitos has become the fifth school district
in Orange County to charge students for bus
transportation. Page A6. ..
Buddhists protest nukes
Buddhist monks were among the
protesting at a conference on nuclear
Newport Beach. Page Bl.
'K eyhole art' in Lapna
140 peop~e
warfare m
· Want to take a peep at IOme art? Participatory
"keyhole" art is a big attractlon at this year's Festival
of Art.a in Laguna Beach. Page B3. .
Irvine villages p asse?
Ia Irvine'• villap Uvtng concept a thina of the
past as the chairman ol the city's P fannlng
Commlllion sugests? Pap 88.
..
AirCal Workers
asked to take
.12% pay cut
By F RED SCHOEMEHL
0( Iha Oa1tJ Piiot It.en
More than 2,000 e mployees at
Newport Beach-based AirCal -
From president Robert Clifford to
ramp side baggage handlers -
are being asked to take a 12
percent pay reduction effective
Sept. l ,
In addition, the o nce-highly
profitable carrier laid off 104
employees four days ago .
Another 56 are scheduled to be
idied next month.
The cost-trimming moves are
d esig n e d to "ma i ntain
-profitability of t he compa ny"
during 1982, Mark P eterson,
AirCal director of
communica ti ons. said
Wednesday.
The carrier, which serves 15
destinations in five Weste rn
states, blames its current
financial problems on a recent
f are wa r t hat erupted whe n
comp etitor Pacific Southwest
Airlines, of San Diego, slashed
fares on several highly trafficked
California routes.
PSA cut fares by as much as 40
percent on some routes on which
it competes with AirCal. The
reductions were immediately met
by AlrCal.
Peterson said AirCal, prior to
the Aug. 3 fare reductions, "had
a plan in effect that called for
profitability of the airline in
1982."
He said the fare reduction
forced company officials to
"reforecast" passenger traffic
and revenue. He said officials
dec ided layoffs and salar y
reductions -designed to save
about $700,000 monthly -would
be implemented as opposed to
schedule reductions.
"It is vitally important for us to
remam strong in the markets we
serve," Peterson said.
About 2,200 people were
employed by 15-year-old AirCal
prior to Sunday's layoffs. About
800 employees are based in
Orange County, Peterson said .
Cli fford and other sen ior
AirCal officials are meeting with
represe ntatives of t hr ee
e mployee unions this week to
(See AJRCAL, Page AZ)
Layoffs announced
by Irvine· Company
By STEVE MARBLE
Of the DallJ 11'1ktl l lllff
T h e Irvine Compa ny, the
largest landowner and developer
along the Oranee Coast ,
completed a year -long staff
reduction process this week with
a round of layoffs.
Company officiala, who did not
s upply a precise number, said
roughly 5 percent of the Irvine
Company's 800 positions have
been trimmed ln the last year.
Martin Brower, spokesman for
the firm, said the reduction has
been achieved through attrition
and layoffs. He said only one
depa rtme nt -an in-h ouse
advertising and rel'learch unit -
was done away with.
The layoffs this week included
one longtime employee in the
firm's 14-person public relations
diviaion.
The poor economy, slumping
house sales and the fact that the
Irvin e Company has vir tually
stopped b uilding were cited as
reasons for the cutback.
Br o w e r said the firm
responded to the economic
downswing nearly a year ago by
not filling positions as they
became vacant. He said a re-
structuring proces.5 that included
layoffs followed.
Further layoffs are not
anticipated, he added.
The Irvine Com pany, a
Michigan co rporat ion
h~adqu a rtered in New port
Center, is in sound economic
health but has opted to kee p
itself in a holding pattern m the
near future. Brower said.
"We're not stuck with much
inventory," Brower said, ''but we
do not see much happening in the
real near future."
He said like other development
fi1 ms, top Irvine Ct>mpany
ofticials do not see a s udden
return to the so-called golden age
of reaJ estate in the 1970s.
• Ill judge vote
papers," Rothman told J udge
Owen.
The Westminster attorney
claimed that because no
incumbent would be running m
November, an extra five-day
filing period should be allowed
for new candidates to take out
nomination papers.
Westminster attorney Kenneth
J . Golden , who r e presents
Dutcher, argued that Robbins'
challenge of the judge's ruling
was "just too late."
"This is a caae really without
precedent," said Golden. "l think
the court faaftioned the fairest
remedy that it could."
Golden's client, "butcher, has
INDEX
At Your Service
Erma Bombeck
Businem
Cavak;ade
Clu.llied
Comics
0-0.Word
Death Notices
Edl t.oria.l
Entertainment
Hy Gardner
Art Hoppe
A4
A9 '
B4-5
A9
D3~8
C8
C8
C1
A8
86-7
AU .u
SPORTS
fi led a lawsuit last mon th
challenging Ha rrold's decisive
election victory because, Dutcher
had claimed, she was really a
resident of Riverside County. It
was that suit which led to Judge
Owen's ruling earlier this month
invalidating Harrold's victory.
The Orange Coun ty District
Attorney's office announced
earlier this week that it was
conducting an investigation of
remarks Judge Harrold made
during her week-long residency
trial involving the backdating of
a deed giving her possession of a
$2 million Newport Beach home
owned by her grandmother.
Horo9Cqpe
Ann Landers
Movies
Mutual Funds
National News
Public Notic8
Sports
Stock Markets
Televilion
Theaters
Weether
World NeWI
A9
A9
86-7
B4
A3
C7,Dl-3
Cl -6
B5
C9
86-7
A2
A3
New Laguna coach quits
At leut the new Laguna Beach Hl&h School
football coech ii auitttna undefeated. lt'• one of thoee
·•only ln i...unafl ~ .. Dennis Haryuna comes
bl.ck to c:odl the An1sta after leavtria tn 19'17 amid
unfavorable publicity. Pip C l.
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Kenneth Duman, profes,,or
of pediatrics at the UC Irvine
College of Medicine, has been
named to the medica l
advisory board of the
National Tuberous Sclerosis
Association for 1982-83.
Tuberous sclerosis is a rare
neurological disorder first
identified in the 19th century.
The national research and
education association is based
•Newport .tsea c h
psychologist Walter Brandt
will speak on problems for
women caug ht between
careers and their families at
9:30 a.m. Thursday at
Northwood Community Park
in Irvine.
His s peech, "The Super
Women Syndrome," is free
• The Irvine Symphony
Orchestra will present a free
<.'Onc:ert at 7:30 p.m. Monday
in Woodbridge V illage
·Center, Barranca P arkway
and Lake Road, ~e.
UC Irvine C h ancellor
Daniel Aldrich is to narrate
the symphony's performant-e
of P rokofiev's "Peter and the
Wolf" during the hour-long
outdoor concert.
~ Personalities from the
Lawrence Welk Show, the
Sun-Br eakers surfing team
and o t her celebr ities and
entertainers will be on hand
Saturday for a fund-raising
fair at Northwood Town
Cen ter.
Spo n sored by th e
Nor th wood Merchants'
Association and produced by
Party Art, the fair is planned
lo make mon ey for the
1
f rom Page A1
lAIR CAL . e e I ;win app roval for t h e salary
reductions. "We are hoping for
their cooperation," Peterson said
\yhen asked about the unions' ~esponse to the carrier. "We
F,ticipate a favorable response."
, The unions include the
ffransport Worker• Union ,
representing flight a ttendants, ~amp personnel and mechanics,
rrfi.eamsters Union , representing ilots, and Stock Clerks Union,
epresenting airline clerks.
l Neither ticket agents nor
tnan agement employees are µruonized.
I .
\ ~"\" ::d\\1'
,. " ;' ~:
:Consla.I I Uoht variable winds throuoh
n!Qht e•cept becoming westerly ! to to 18 knots afternoon and
levenlno. Southwest swell 1 to 3·
!feet. Low clouds and local log
lnlghl and morning hours mos1ty
• clearing In the allernoon.
Atlante Cly
Austin
Balli more
Biiiings
Blrmlnohm
Blsmarcl\ SQlse
Boston
Brownsvtle
Buffalo
Burlington
Caspe<
Charlatn SC
Charlsln WV
Charltte NC
Cheyenne
'1 ..:' Chlc.aoo .J. SlUIUllary . Cincinnati Cleveland • Scattered thunderstorms swept Clmbla SC the north central ar.d wellern Columbus p I a I e a I 0 d a y " 0 I h • r Dlll·FI Wlh
111understorms laalled Gull cout Dayton
atates and the Southeut. Denver
S o m e o I t h o s e s I o r m • Des Moines
Pfoduced hall and hlQh winds. In Detroit
Blackduck. Minn .. winds were Dvluth estimated at 80 mph and
ooflb•ll-slzed hall and up to 4 ~~io-:,SO
Inell•• ol rain tore through the FlllQtUlll
area Wednesday night. GrNt Falls
No lnjurleS -• reported, bUt Hartford
roofs were blOwn off, poW9f lloes Helena .,.-1{
were downed end hundreds of Honolulu
tr-were uprooted, said Polloe Houston
Chlel 0811 Savich. lndnapfla
Skies were generally fair Jacllsn MS
etMWl>ere In the nation. J I
T..... Nat1~e1 Weat~ Service acksnlll 8 ,,. ....,. Kana City foreoHt thunderetorms today Knoxville
along the Gulf Coast and up the Laa Vegas
Allanllo coast from Florida lo little Roell
South Carolina Other storma Loulsvllle
-e expected In the Rockies, the Lubbock
Plalna a1atea throuoh the upPer M phi MIUlsalppl valley Into the Gra.t M=I 8
Lakes and sou t h er n N ew Mllwaullee
Efl .. R.,l_an_d_. -·------\ Mpla-St.P
C I J' NMl'tvllla a i1 ornia New or1 .. n• New Yorlc
Norfolk
No. Plttte
Ollla City Om•h• Orlando
ln Laguna Beach.
Dr. Duman, chief of the
Division of Developmental
Disabilities and Clinical
Genetics at UCI, is a specialist
in the field of genetic
disorders. He is associated
with the Children's Hospital
of Orange County, St. Joseph
Hospital in Orange and the
Memorial Medical Center in
Long Beach.
and open to the public. More
information can be obtained
by calling Melanie Anderson
at 55 1-5007. ·
Parent-child playgr oups
from Northwood and
Woodbridge are sponsoring
the talk, with assistance from
the city's Community
Services Department.
Also to be played are
Rossin i's "The T hieving
Magpie Overture" and
Kleinsinger's "Tubby the
T uba."
The concert is the fourth in
a ser ies of free outdoor
summer concerts offered by
t h e I rvine Commu n ity
Services Departf!lent in coopera tion with the
Woodbridge Village
Merchants Association.
Muscular Dystrop hy
Association.
PARADE DELA YEDe \ e e
p1rallvl u.> Barranca, but on the
lea-developed aouthwcat aide of
the San Diego Creek channel.
H4'rm~'11Ch, who asked th City
Counl'll lWll wt,'Clk for approval of
ll 1~u·utl~ routt• on &arnm~. had
aaid that at.reel would be more
convenient and o!fer4'd more
uccessible staging areaa than
o thers . THe cou nc il h ad
pocitponed a decision aft.or IOme
merchant.a had objected.
Hermesch said t he club wu
wllUng to accept Alton nottns
merchants had offered to help
with some administrative detail.a
to be ironed out before the Alton
route Is made t-ertaln.
The route would begin at West
Yale Loop and stop ju.at before
the Intersection with Jeffrey
Road.
He ad ded that anyone who
might have objections to using
Alton should cont.act him soon at
552 -4551 to discuss thelr
concerns.
If It OCX'UJ'I, the par•do will be
the third lh~ club hu oraanJzed
In Itvlne but the tint durlns the
holiday season. Othet1 In 1980
and 81 wc•rt' llajt-'<l aa part ot the
cttv'• Fourth of JuJy feativitica.
H etftl t:1'c h said the club
chungtid the dnte to lncreHC
pa.rUclpation -etpedally among
high school marching bandt thAt
were unavailable! In July .
December Is still part o f
marchins band seuon.
But c lu b members have
learned that st.aging a parade is
more difflcult in Irvine than juat
flnding bands, he explained. 1'he
biggest problem in the planned
community, he added, Is findi.ng
available streets.
"Irvine Is a heck of a town.
T here are not a lot of streets like
in some towns," he said. "And we
can't cut off a ccess to any
community associations."
Nestande requests
panel bid delay
At the nominee's request, the
state Senate Rules Committee
has poslponed consideration of
Orange County Board of
Supervisors Chairman Bruce
Nestande 'tor a position on the
Californ ia Transportation
Co~ion.
The Rules Committee was
scheduled to consider Nestande's
nomination at a hearing
W edn esday after n oon in
Sacramento. But the item was
deleted from the committee's
agenda, reportedly at Nestande's
request.
"He called up and said he
couldn't make it," said Jerry
Zanelli. rules co mmittee
executive officer . "He would
have had the votes."
conumss1on tor up to one year
p rior to confirmation, thus
creating the possibility the
appointment could be deferred to
the 1982-83 legislativ~ ~ion.
Trash transfer
fee corrected
Due to a typographical error in
production, an incorrect figure
appeared 1n a story in
Wednesday's Daily Pilot on a fee
to be charged at county-operated
trash transfer stations.
The fee, effective Oct. 11, will
be $8.50 per ton. The story
incorrectly said the fee would be
$6.50 per ton. The Daily Pilot
regrets the error.
r
DallJ Pllol Photo by Sieve Mllchell
PEEKING THEIR INTEREST -What are photographe r Jim
Sieg a nd a spectator at his booth at the Laguna Beach F estival
of Art looking at? lf you wouldn't be daring enough to look
through the peephole, too, you can see one scene on Page B3.
Stunt men will stage a wild
west shoot-out, the 70-piece
!:Sand X will perform, pony
rides will be offered and a
"petting" animal will be
present from Lion Country
Safari, said Party Art's Sally
Stoddard.
The fair will run from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. al the center,
4 790 Irvine Blvd.
Nestande's nomination for the
position by Gov. Edmund G .
Brown Jr. -an appointment
arranged by Assemb lyman
Richard Robinson, D-Santa Ana
-has spawned conflicting legal
opinions on whether a coun ty
supervisor may serve in a dual
capacity as a state transportation
commissioner.
Market gains, hut moderatel y
Heactions from employees who
work at John Wa"t!'.e Airport -
the hub of AirCal s route system
-was nixed.
The governor's office says the
dual role is proper; the legislative
counsel's office says it isn't.
Zanelli predicted the Rules
Committee hearing on Nestande's
nomination would occur "within
a week." He said i t may be
scheduled on very short notice,
and, possibly, occur on th e
Senate floor.
"l'm just thrilled. Can't you
tell?" one female ticket agent
said sarcastically. "How would
you feel?"
A male agent who has worked
for the ~r for 15 years said
he would g o along wi th
"whatever is best for the
company."
Said another employee, "I'm
glad to have a job, that's all. It
beats not wor~n~."
in any event. action this year
would have to occur before Aug.
31 , the last day of the 1981-82
legislative session.
Nest.ande could serve on the
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NEW YORK (AP) -The
stock market posted moderate
gains today as the frenzied
activity of the Jast two days
began to abate.
Israel OKs
PLO plans
for ouster
By The Associated Press
The Israeli Cabinet approved
the final draft of the Palestinian
evacuation agreement today. but
the kidnapping of an Israeli
soldier threatened to delay the
start of the guerrillas'
withdrawal from west Beirut.
However, government sources
in Israel said they understood the
Pales tin e Liberation
Organization would release both
the kidnapped soldier and a
captured pilot Friday and that
the evacuation would begin
either Saturday or Sunday.
Lebanon's foreign minister,
Fuad Butros, said in a Beirut
television interview the
guerrillas would begin
evacuating Saturday afternoon.
1 The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials rose 10.09 to 839.52 in
the first five hours.
Advancing issues held a
narrow lead over declines in the
-midmorning taJJy of New York
Stock Exchange-listed issues.
Opening-hour volume on the
Big Board totaled 19.24 million
shares, running at about half
Wednesday's ~ce. .
Tuesday produced the biggest
one-day rise in market history
-a 38.81 -point jump in the Dow
Jones industrial average.
Wednesday's session eclipsed
volume records, with 132.69
,,,;!~on shares traded on the Big
Board.
But the Dow Jones industrials.
up 18 points at midsession
Wednesday, retreated in late:>
trading to finis h with a
1.81-point loss.
Analysts said many traders
concluded that the r~ent rallies
in both the bond a nd s to~k
markets had gone too far, too
fast.
Open-market money rates,
which had been in a nosedive
since last week, stopped falling in
the latter stages of Wednesday's
activity. Today they moved up a
bit.
Brokers noted that several
recent forecasts of lower interest
OMEGA
rates have been accomparuect by
warnings of continued weakness
in the economy. Recession
worries have prompted what
Wall Streeters have described as
a "flight to quality" with money
managers seeking out the salest
investments.
'J'he rength today of the blue
chip stocks in the Do1~ while the
rest of the market was relatively
flat. suggested more of that same
sentim ent.
College land use
story corrected
Due to a typographical error, a
story in Wednesday's Daily Pilot
incorrectly stated the lease term
of special land use legislation for
Saddleback Community College
was 90 years.
The proposed state law permits
thl' college to lease the land for
~9 years.
I-house legislature
bill clears panel
SACRAMENTO (AP) -In a
surprise move, the Senate Rules
Committee advanced a propcsed
constitution al amendment tc
create a one-house Legislature in
California.
CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF SPACE TRAVEL!
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J UST IN CASE -Workers place sandbags along the tideline at
S urfsid e Colony in Seal Beach, bracing for what was expected
to be troublesome high tides. The threat passed without any
incident Wednesday night when 7-foot tides lashed the sands.
The area has been troubled for years with beach erosion and
o.lfJ Not "'°4o by LM f'ayne
the Orange County Board of Supervisors ap proved lendin g
bulldozers, earthmoving gear and aid of state and county Office
of Emergency Services workers to sh ore up the area. A high
6.7-foot tide ts expected at 10:10 p .m. today.
One for nuke foes? Pai·r critical
after crash
Edison denies link to closing of center
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of Iha Dalt, f'tlol Stefl
Members of the Alliance for
Survival are taking credit for the
c losure of the San Onofre
Nuclear GeneratinR Station 's
visitors' center , despite denials
from the Southern California
Edison Co. that the anti-nucleat
~up has anything to do with it.
The visitors' center was cl05ed
to the public in late June, the
result, the utility claims, o f
economics.
''Our primary concern (1n
closing the center) was to trim
costs,'' said David Barron,
spokesman for F.dison.
But Tim Ca r penter. a
spokesman for the Alliance, said
his group "feels confident we
shut down the visitors' cent.er."
A news release from the anti-
nuclear group earlier this week
hints that Edison was pressured
to close the center to avoid a
lawsuit over public access to
information.
Carpenter said anti-nuclear
groups sought permission las t
November to distribute safe
energy information at the San
Onofre center, but were turned
down by &lison.
Related story, photos, Page Bl
The center. located north of
the $3.5 billion nuclear station.
was closed to the public June 25
and is now being used as a
t r-ai n ing center for Edison
employees.
Edison owns 80 percent of the
nuclear plant, located three miles
south of San Clemente.
"It (the cen t e r ) was a
propaganda vehicle for Edison.
and we wanted to set up a table
in the center with literature that
would offer an alternative to
nuclear power," Carpenter said.
When Edison rejecte d the
r eques t , a Los Angeles firm
representing the Alliance sent a
letter to the utility requesting a
negotiated settlement on the
distribution of Alliance literature
at the center.
Edison denied that request in
June.
Alliance officials said their
group was successful in an earlier
court case in San Luis Obispo
County where opponents of the
Diablo Canyon nuclear power
plant were awarded access to the
nuclear visitor center owned by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
center,
And they see no reason whv
they sh ould not ha ve been
permitted to display alternative
e ne rgy literature at the San
Onofre center.
But Edison spokesman said the
two issues are unrelated, citing
San Onofre's location on a
federal reserve,
on motorcycle
Two Irvine residents. injured
In a moto r cycle mishap in
Newport Beach , remained in
critical condition today with head
injuries.
Paul Weber, 21, and his
17-year-old male companion,
whose name p o lice are
withholding at the request of his
paren ts, were injured late
Saturday when their motorcycle
slammed into a van on West
Coast Highway.
Weber, the drive r , was
arrested on suspicion of felony
drunk driving, police said.
Officers said a third car
crushed the downed motorcycle
when maneuvering around the
van. The two cycle riders were
thrown more than 35 feet from
the motorcycle and were not
slrUCk by the third car.
Weber remains in the trauma
unit at Fountai n V a l l ey
Community Hosp ital
AirCal workers
asked to take
1~% pay cut
By FRED SCHOEMEHL Ol"IM Deity ...._. elllft
More than 2,000 employees at
New port Beach-based AirCal -
from president Robert Clifford to
ramp side baggage handlers -
are being asked to take a 12
percent pay reduction effective
Sept. 1.
In addition, the once-highly
profitable ~arrier laid off 104
employees fo u r days ago.
Another 56 are schedaled · ro· be
idled next month.
The cost-trimming moves are
designed to "main t ain
pr ofitability of t h e company"
during 1982, Mark Peterson,
AirCal dire cto r of
communication s . sai d
Wednesday.
T he carrier, w hich serves 15
destinations in five Weste rn
s tates, blames its cu rren t
financial problems on a recent
fare war that erupted when
competitor Pacific Southwest
Airlines, of San Diego, slashed
fares on several highly trafficked
California routes.
PSA cut fares by as much as 40
percent on some routes on which
it compe tes with AirCal. The
reductions were immediately met
by AirCal.
Peterson said AirCal, prior to
the Aug. 3 fare reductions, "had
a plan in effect that called for
profitability of the airline in
1982."
H e said the fa re reduction
forced company o fficials to
"reforecast" passenge r traffic
and revenu~: ·He said offlclalS · ·
decided layoff s and salar y
reductions -designed to save
about $709,000 monthly -would
be implemented as opposed to
schedule reductions.
"It is vitally important for us to
remain strong in the markets we
serve," Peterson said.
About 2.200 people wer e
employed by 15-year-old AirCaJ
prior to Sunday's layoffs. About
800 employees are based in
Orange County, Peterson said.
C lifford and other sen ior
AirCal officials are meeting with
representatives of three
employee unio ns this week to
(See AIRCAL, P age A2>
Layoffs announced
by Irvine Company
By STE VE MARBLE
Of Iha Dally f'tlot llllft
The Irvine Company, the
Largest landowner and developer
alon g the Orange Coast,
comp leted a year-lon g staff
reduction process this week with
a round of layoffs.
Company officials, who did not
supply a precise number, said
roughly 5 percent of the Irvine
Company's 800 positions have
been trimmed in the last year.
Martin Brower. spokesman for
the firm. said the reduction has
been achieved through attrition
and layoffs. He said only one
department -an in-h ou se
advertising and research unit -
was done away with.
The layoffs this week included
one longtime employee in the
firm's 14-person public relations
division.
The poor economy, slumping
house sales and the fact that the
Irvine Compan y has virtually
stopped building were cited as
reasons ror6the cutback.
Browe t sa id th e f irm
responded to the economic
downswing nearly a year ago by
not filling positions as th ey
became vacant. He said a re-
structuring process that included
layoffs followed.
'
Further layoffs are n ot
antici~ted. he added.
The Irvine Com pany, a
Mi c h i g an co rp ora ti on
headquart ered in Newpo rt
Center. Is in sound economic
health but has opted to keep
itself in a holding pattern in the
near future. Brower said.
"We're not stuck with much
inventory," Brower said, "but we
do not see much happening in the
real near future."
He said like other development
f11 ms, top Irvine Company
ofticials do not see a sudden
return to the so-called golden age
of real estate in the 1970s.
Special judicial election a two-candidate race
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of ltle Dalt, f'llol Slaff
An Orange County judge ruled
today that n o additional
candidates will be allowed to run
for West Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Joanne
Harrold's seat in November -a
position for which only two
candidates can compete
Supenor Court Judge Ronald
Owen, in effect. reaffirmed his
earlier ruling of Aug. 4 in which
he invalidated H arrold 's
landslide election victory in June
and ordered new balloting for
November between her two
defeated challe ngers -Dan
Charles Dutcher and Ronald Nlx.
Harrold, disqualified because
Owen determined she was not a
legal resident of Orange County
when she filed candidacy papers
last February, has already
appealed that ruling.
But Irvine reside nt Paul
Robbins, a Long Beach city
prosecutor, also sought a change
in Owen's decision so he could
join Dutcher and Nix on the Nov
4 ballot.
In his Aug. 4 rulings, Owen
had lim i ted the field of
candidates to only Nix and
Dutcher.
In his rul i ng O~en said
Robbins was too late m seeking
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lndi~ns portrayed on TV
"Born to the Wind" is a sensitive portrayal of the
lives and cult ure of American Indians. The four-part
series begins tonight at 8 on channel 4. Page C9.
NATION
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Justice Department
and t he American Telephone & Tele graph Co.
announced today they decided to accept the conditions
tel down by a federal judge for approval of th eir
antitrust settlement.
Nancy Reagan's father dies \
WASHINGTON (AP) -Nancy Reagan's father,
Dr. Loyal Davta, 86, died today in a Scottadale, Arii .,
hotpital, the White HOUie announced. The first lady
wu at her father's bedside w hen he died.
to intervene tn the e lection issue.
R obbins ' attorney, Larry
Rothman , argued th at the
general public should be allowed
to choose from t h e largest
number of qualified candidat~
possible.
"Our basic position is this -all
we wish is to allow each qualified
candidate to take out nomination
Soviets loft 3 into space
MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet
Union launched a woman and
two male cosmonauts into space
today, the official news agency
Tass announced.
The lady cosmonaut, the
second woman to be launched
into space, was identified by Tass
COUNTY
as Svetlana Savitskaya, a
researcher-engineer.
Tass said the male cosmonauts
., were Leonid Popov. commander
of the Soyuz T-7 spacecraft, and
A l exan d er S e r ebrov , the
engineer.
Student bus fare charged
Los Alamitos has become the fifth achool district
in Oran ge County to c h a rge stude n ts for b us
transportation. Page A6.
Buddhists protest nukes
Buddhist monks were among the
protesting at. a conference on nuclear
Newport. Beach. Page Bl.
'Keyhole art' in Laguna
140 people
warfare in
Want to take a peep at some art? Partidpatory
"keyhole" art ls a big attraction at this year's Festival
of Arts in Laguna Beach. Paae B3.
l q ine villages passe?
Ia Irvine'• village Uvina concept a thina of the
put as t.he chalrrQan ol the city'• Pfannln1
CommlMton IUggeMa! °Pqe 88.
pape rs," Rothman told Judge
Owen.
The Westminster attorney
c laimed that beca use n c
incumbent would be running in
November, an extra five-day
filing period should be allowed
for new candidates to take out
nomination papers.
Westminster attorney Kenneth
J . G olden, who represents
Dutcher, argued that Robbins'
challenge of the judge's ruling
was "just too late."
"This is a case really without
precedent," said Golden. "I think
the court fashion ed the fairest
remedy that it could."
Golden's client, Dutcher, has
INDEX
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Erma Bambeck
Business
Cavalcade
Clallitied
Comics
eto.word
Death Notices
F.ditorial
F.nteM&lnment
Hy Gardner
Art Hoppe
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ftled a laws uit last month
challenging Harrold's decisive
election victory because. Dutcher
had claimed, s he was really a
resident of Riverside County. It
was that suit which led to Judge
Owen's ruling earlier this month
invalidating Harrold's victory.
The Orange County District
Attorney's office announced
earlier this week that it was
conducting an Investigation of
remarks Judge Harrold made
during her week-long residency
trial involving the back.dating of
a deed giving her possession of a
$2 million Newport Beach home
owned by her grandmother.
Horoaro,5e
Ann Landers
Movies
Mutual Funds
National News
Public Notices
Sports
Stock Marketa
Televiak>n
Thea ten
Weather
World Netwa
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New Laguna coacb quits
At Jeat the new L.auna Beach Hlgh School
football coech la auttttnc uridefeeted. It'1 one of thcee
"only In Laauna'' 1torlea, u DeMit Har:YUIUl comes
bllck to CC*lh the A.rtlstl alter leevtng hi 19'17 amid
unfavorable pubUdty. Pap Cl. -·
1:_tl C/N Orange Co•1t DAILV PILOT /Thurtday, Augu1t 19, 1982
~Personal mission
a Cop comforts friend after husband's d eath
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of11te09IJ ........ "
By tho time Clay Eppenon
reach ed the houao there really ~ wasn 't muc h h e could d o . t Herman Richard Mahlow, 67, t wu already dead.
l: But Epperson, 23, a two-year
II
veteran of the Costa Mesa police
department stayed two hours
I with Salley Mahlow, who had
discover ed the body of her 'I husband minutea before. i. Mr s . M a hlow and h er
I' husband, who moved to Costa I Mesa from New York City in
1964, had never been apart I except for brief hospital stays in
I! their 42-year marriage.
! It was a tense situation, with
I everyone standing around in the 2: cold dark hours of the morning i! and nothing that ~uld be done.
1: Alice Feher said her mom I called her at 2 a.m. Wednesday to
say that Mahlow was dead. He
had suffered a heart attack.
The couple were supposed to
, go grocery shopping Wednesday.
: The list was lying on the tablt?.
: But Mrs. Mahlow had a funny
'! feeling and got up to check on
her husband. Mah low had
!
; From Page A 1
i
!AIR CAL ...
)win approval for the salary
!reductions. "Vtf e ~e hoping f?r
their cooperation. Pete.rson said
when asked about the unions'
!respon se t o the carrier. "We
!anticipate a favorable resp<>llS":·"
1 T h e unions includ e the
:Transport Workers Union ,
!!representing flight attendants,
tramp personnel and mechanics,
, :Teamsters Union, representing
•!pilots, and Stock Clerks Union,
: representing airline clerks.
t ~. • • Ne t ther ticket agen ts n or
pnanagement e mployees are
f nionized.
: Heactions from employees who I work at John Wayne Airport -
Deltr f'tlot ate" f'tloto
DELICATE CASE -Clay
Eppe rson found he had a
delicate situation to deal with
when he answered patrol call.
~lready' been dead a couple of
hours.
"I told her to dial 91 1," said
M rs. Feher. "It would give her
the hub of AirCal's route system
-was nixed.
"I'm just thrilled. Can't you
tell?" one female ticket agent
said sarcastically. "How would
you feel?"
A male agent who has work~
for the carrier for 15 years said
h e w o uld g o along with
"whatever is bes t for the
company."
Said another employee, "I'm
glad to have a job, that's all. 1t
beats not working."
peterson sati:a"trie layoffs were
part o f a planned 6 percent
seasonal reduction in flight
hours. It occurred two weeks
early, however, this -year.
)Mesan jailed in hit-run
'; A Costa Mesa man remained
(Jailed today, a suspect in a 'htt-
J:a nd-run accident ~ha~ left . a
liCovina man hospitalized 10
1 :Critical condition.
' Richard Greg Wil9on, 19, was
Boulevard and ran a red light at
the intersection. according to
reports.
Ritchie allegedly fled on foot
and was captured and arrested
three blocks from the scene. He 1s
in Costa Mesa City Jail. .still unconscious today at Hoag
:Memorial Hosp ital, Newport
1Beach, according to officials ,
latter being injured in a Tuesday Dunes Hotel sale !morning accident at Ne wport
!:Boulevard and 17th Street in
jcosta Mesa. l: Wilson's auto was broadsided.
11by a car driven by Anthony
!!Lynn Ritchie, 23, Costa Mesa. ~ :P o I i c e s a i d . R i t c h I e w a s
1;s outhbo und o n N e wpo rt
LAS VEGAS (AP) -
Attorneys representing a Las
Vegas bank are negotiating the
sale of the second-largest block of
stock in the Dunes Hotel. 757,000
shares owned by the M ajor
Riddle estate.
1oml·thlng to do until l got
there"
A1 aoon 111 thu call came In
Epperson knew where he was
h e1ded. He had m o t thu
Mahlow1 once when he wu "a
kid" and wu datint one of their
grandclaught.en.
"Aa sO'On u I heard t he
location, I thought oh no." aa.Jd
ltopenson. "I ~"' you have to come to grips that there's not a
lot you can do. You can't bring
the person back to life." " Mra. Feher said that Epperson
waa already there when ahe
arrived. After paramedics left,
the officer stayed behJnd to talk
to the family.
"Jie made us f~l like it was
his mother ," said Mrs. Feher.
"He said the r ight thing and
cared and that meant so much to
us."
Epperson, a lanky young man
with dark hair, had the. rest of
the night ahead when he left the
grief-stricken Costa Mesa family ,.
Before going home at 7 a.m.
Wednesday he arrested a drunk
driver, answered a silent burglar
alarm and p4trolled an area of
the city recently targeted by car
thieves.
Shots fired
in Costa Mesa
holdup try
Employees of a precious metal
shop in Costa Mesa were back on
the job today d espi te being
threatened by a quarte t o f
gunmen in a b izarre robbery
a ttempt.
P o lice sai d four gunmen
e nte red Archromatics Co., 1012
Brioso Drive, Tuesday night and
began firing shots into the office
walls when one of the suspects
appa.rently became angry.
The sh ooting attracted the
attention of other employees who
ente red the area. police said.
No one was injured and· the
four gu nm e n fl e d in a
Volkswagen, police said.
Trash trans( er
fee corrected
Due to a typographical error in
production. an incorrect figure
appea r e d sn a story in
Wednesday's Daily Pilot on a fee
to be charged at county-operated
trash transfer stallons.
The fee, effective Oct. 11. will
be $8.50 per ton. The story
incorrectly said the fee would be
$6.50 per ton. The Daily Pilot
regrets the error.
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night ellcept t>ecomlng -ter1y 10 to t 8 knoll 11ternoon end
evening South-I swell t to 3
leet. Low cloud• and 1oc1I log
night and morning h0ur1 rnoetly
clearing In the ertemoon
U.S. su11unary .
SGlttered thunder_,onne IWIPI
the north centre! end wHtern
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produeed h•ll and high wlndt. In
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utlm•t•d et 80 mph end
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root• -e blown ott. power 1"-
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,,_ -• uprooted. Mid Pollc:e
Chief Oen Savich. Skin were generally l1l r
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Allenllc coHt lrom Florida to
South C1rotlna Other tlor"''
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Lake• end southern New
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Bolee 66 80
SOltoo 71 60
Srownsvtle 95 76
SottalO 85 511
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Cherlatn WV 112 55
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Chic.go 113 65
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Oeytoo 82 55
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Louteville 82 511
LubbOCk 118 118
Memphla 90 72
Mleml 16 75 .2S
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Skateboard
thefts foiled
in Newport
Police hMve arrelled one
pert0n and are 1eekmS a eecond
after inttudera tripped a burglar
alarm while trylnti tu cart off
th ou1and1 o f dollars In
skateboard• from a Newport
Beach flrm.
Charles Albert Stelgler. 26. of
Carlsbad , wa• arrested
Wednesday out1lde Davl1on'1
Sports, 871 l~th St.
A wltneas told ofClcers two
people ran from the commercial
outlet, l e a v ing stack s o f
ekateboarda. boogie boards and
skateboard wheela on the ct.irb In
front of the business.
The recovered loot was valued
at $3,412.
Stelgler, booked on suspicion
of burglary, is free on $10.000
ball.
Safety seat
bill advances
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Parents would have to provide
their children under 4 years of
age with federally approved a uto
safety seat s, under a bill
approved by the state Assembly.
The 59-7 vote Wednesday sent
SB537 by Sen. Nicholas Petris,
D-Oakland, back to the Senate
for a final vote.
When children under 4 -or
weighing under 40 pounds -
ride in cars other t han their
parents', they would have to be
buckled in by seat belts in the
rear seats.
Norwalk protest
NORWALK (AP) -An
estimated 100 e mployees
dem o n strate d a t the
Metropoli tan State Hospital ,
protes ting what the y called
dangerous working conditions ,
u n d e rs t a f f i n g a n d ( o r·c e d ,
overtime.
Delly Piiot Photo by Stl'f• Mltchell
PEEKING THEIR ,INTEREST -What are photographer Jim
Sieg and a spectator at his booth at the Laguna Beach Festival
o f Art looking a t? If you wouldn't be daring enough to look
through -the peephole, too, you can see one scene on Page B3.
Market gains, hut moderately
NEW YORK (AP) -The
stock market posted moderate
gains today as t he fre n zied
activity of t he last two d ays
began to abate.
Israel OKs
PLO plans
for ouster
By The A11oclated Press
The Israeli Cabinet a pproved
the final draft of t he Palestiruan
evacuation agreement today, but
the kidnapping of a n Israels
soldier threatened. to delay the
s tart o f the guerri ll as'
withdrawal from west Beirut.
However, government sources
in Israel said they understood the
Pal estine Lib e r at i o n
Organization would release both
the k idna pped soldie r a nd a
captured pilot Friday and that
th e evacu ation would begin
either Saturday or Sunday.
L ebanon 's foreign minis ter,
Fuad Butros, said in a Beirut
television i nt erview th e
guerrillas would b ~Bin
evacuating Saturday afternoon.
The Dow Jones avera~e of 30
industrials rose 10.09 to 839.52 sn
the first five hours.
Advancing issues h eld a
narrow lead over declines in the
-midmorning tally of New York
Stock Exchange-listed issues.
Opening-hour volume on the
Big Board totaled 19.24 million
shar es. running at about half
Wednesday's pace. .
Tuesday produced. the b~ggest
one-day rise in market history
-a :38.81-point jump in the Dow
.Jones industrial average
Wednesday's sessio n eclipsed
volume records. with 132 69
,.-.:!!:on shares traded on the Bsg
Board
But the Dow Jones industrials,
up 18 points at midsess1on
Wednesday. r etreated in late
trad i ng to finish with a
1.81-point loss.
Analysts said man y traders
concluded. that the recent rallies
in both the bond and stock
mnkets had gone too far, too
fast.
Open-market money rates,
which had been in a nosedive
since last week. stopped falling in
the latter stages of Wednesday's
activity. Today they moved up a
bit.
Brokers noted that several
receit forecasts of lower snter~t
OMEGA
rates have been accomparued t:>y
warnings of continued. weakness
1n the econ o m y . Recession
worries have prompted what
Wall Streeters have described as
a "flight to quality" with money
managers seeking out the safest
investments.
'J'he rength today of the blue
chip stocks in the Dow, while the
rest of the market was relatively
flat. suggested more of that same
sentsrnent.
College land use
story corrected
Due to a typographical error. a
story in Wednesday's Daily Pilot
incorrectly stated the lease term
of special land use legislation for
Saddle back Community College
was 90 years.
The proposed. state law permits
the college to lease the land for
99 years.
I-house legislature
bill clears panel
SACRAMENTO (AP) -In a
surprise move. the Senate Rules
Committee advanced. a propcsed
constitutional a m endment le
create a one-house Legislature in
Cahfornia.
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JUST IN CASE -Workers place sandbags along the tideline at
Surfside Colony in Seal Beach, bracing for what was expected
to be troublesome high tides. The threat passed without any
incident Wednesday night ~hen 7-foot tides las}\ed the sands.
The area has been troubled for years with beach erosion and
D.ity Piiot l'tloto by LM PeyM
the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved lending
bulldozers, earthmoving gear and aid of state and county Offic;e
of Emergency Services workers to shore up the area. A high
6.7-foot tide is expected at 10:10 p.m . today.
One for · nuke foes? Pair critical
after crash
Edison denies lin~ to ~losing of center .
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of tM Delly Piiot Steff
Members of the Allianc:e for
Survival are taking credit for the
closure of the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station's
visitors' center, despite denials
from the Southern California
Edison Co. that fhe anti-nucleaJ
~oup has anything to do with it.
The visitors' center was closed
to the public in late June, the
result, the uti1ity claims, o f
economics.
"Our primary concern (in
dosing the center) was to trim
costs," said David Barron,
spokesman for F.dison.
But Tim Carp e nter, a
spokesman for the Alliance. said
h is ~roup "feels confident we
shut down the visitors' center."
A news release from the anti-
nuclear group earlier this week
hints that F.dison was pressured
to close the cente r to avoid a
lawsuit over public access to
information.
Carpenter said anti-nuclear
groups sought permission last
November to distribute safe
energy information at the San
Onofre cen ter. but were turned
down by F.dison.
Related story, photos, Page Bl
1'he center. located north of
the $3.5 billion nuclear station,
was closed to the public June 25
and is now being used as a
t ~ai ning center for Edison
employees.
F.dison owns 80 percent of the
nuclear plant, located three miles
south of San Clemente.
"It (the center) was a
propaganda vehicle for F.dison,
and we wanted to set up a table
in the center withl.iterature that
would offer an alternative to
nuclear power," Carpenter said.
When Edison rejected t h e
request, a Los Angeles firm
representing the Alliance sent a
le tter to the utility requesting a
negotiated settlement on the
distribution of Alliance literature
at the center.
F.dison denied that request in
June.
Alliance officials said their
group was successful in an earlier
court case in San Luis Obispo
County where opponents of the
Diablo Canyon nuclear power
plant were awarded access to the
nuclear visitor center owned by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
center. ...
And they see no reason whv
they s h ould n ot h ave been
permitted to display alternative
energy literature at th e San
Onofre center.
But F.dison spokesman said the
two issues are unrelated, citing
San O n ofre's location on a
federal reserve
on motorcycle
Two Irvine residents, injured
in a m otorcycle misha p in
Newport Beach, remained in
critical condition today with head
injuries.
Paul Webe r . 21, a nd his
17-year-old male companion,
whose name p o l ice are
withholding at the request of his
parents, w ere injured late
Saturday when their motorcycle
slammed into a van on West
Coast Highway.
W eber, the driver, was
arrested on suspicion of felony
drunk driving, police said.
Officers said a third car
crushed the downed motorcycle
when maneuvering ai:ound the
van. The two cycle riders were
thrown more than 35 feet from
the motorcycle and were not
struck by the third car.
Weber remains in the trauma
u nit at Fountain Va lley
Commun ity H ospital.
AirCal workers
asked to take
12% pay cut
By FRED SCHOEMEHL
O{'fM Delly "lot a te"
More than 2,000 employees at
Newport Beach-based AirCa1 -
from president Robert Clifford to
ramp side baggage handlers -
are being asked to take a 12
percent pay reduction effective
Sept. l.
In addition , the once-highly
profitable carrie r laid off 104
employees four days ago.
Another 56 are scheduled to be
idled next month.
The cost-trimming mov~ are
designed to "maintain
profitability of the company"
during 1982, Mark Peterson.
AirCal dir ector of
communication s, said
Wednesday.
The carrier, which serves 15
destinations in five Western
s tates, bla m es its current
financia l problems on a recent
fare war that erupted wh en
competitor Pacific Southwest
Airlines, of San Diego, slashed
fares on several highly trafficked
California routes.
PSA cut fares by as much as 40
percent on some routes on which
it competes with AirCal. The
reductions were immediately met
by AirCat
Peterson said AirCal, prior to
the Aug. 3 fare reductions, "had
a plan in effect that ca!Jed for
profitability of the a,irline in
1982."
He said the fare reduction
forced company officials to
"refore.cast" passenger traffic
and revenue. He said officials
decided layo ffs a nd salar y
reductions -designed to save
about $700,000 monthly -would
be implemented as opposed to
schedule reductions.
"It is vitally important for us to
remain strong in the markets we
serve," Peterson said.
About 2,200 people were
employed by 15-year-old AirCal
prior to Sunday's layoffs. About
800 e mployees a r e based in
Orange County, Peterson said.
Clifford and othe r senio r
AirCal officials are meeting with
rep r ese.P,tat ives of three
employee unions this week to
(See AIRCAL, Page Ai)
Layoffs announced
by Irvine Conipany
By STEVE MARBLE
Of the Delly Pflot Steff
The Irvine Company, the
largest landowner and developer
a l ong the Orange Coast ,
completed a year-long staff
reductior. process this week with
a round of layoffs.
Company officials, who did not
supply a preeise number, said
roughly 5 percent of the Irvine
Company's 800 positions have
been trimmed in the last year.
Martin Brower. spokesman for
the firm, said the reduction has
been achieved through attrition
and layoffs. He said only one
d epartmen t -an in -house
advertising and research unit -
was done away with.
The layoffs this week included
one longtime employee in the
firm's 14-person public relations
division . ·
The poor economy, slumping
house sales and the fact that the
lrvine Company has virtually
stopped building were cited as
reasons for the cutback.
Brower said th e firm
responded to the econom ic
downswing ne.arly a year ago by
not f i1J ang positions as they
became vacant. He said a re-
structuring process th.at included
la~offs followed.
Further layof§s are not
anticipated, he add~.
The Irvine Company, a
Michigan co rp oratio n
headquarte red in Newport
Center, is in sound economic
health but has opted to kee p
itseli in a holding pattern in the
near fut ure, Brower said.
"We're nof stuck with much
inventory," Brower said, "but we
do not see much happening in the
real near future."
He said like other development
f i t ms, top Irvine Compan y
ofticials do not see a sudden
return to the so-called golden age
of real estate in the 1970s.
Special judicial election a two-candidate race
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of the Delly ll'llot 8tett
An Orange County judge ruied
today that n o additional
candidates will be allowed to run
for Wes t Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Joanne
Harrold's seat in November -a
position for which only two
candidates can compete.
Superior Court Judge R9nald
Owen, in effect, reaffirmed his
earlier ruling of Aug. 4 in which
h e invalidated H arrold's
landslide election victory in June
and ordered new balloting for
November be tween he r two
defea ted challengers -Dan
Charles Dutcher and Ronald Nix.
Harrold, disqualified because
Owen determined she was not a
legal resident of Orange County
when she filed candidacy papers
last February, h as already
appealed that ruling.
But Irvine resident Paul
Robbins, a Long Beach city
prosecutor. also sought a change
in Owen's decision so he could
join Dutcher and Nix on the Nov.
4 ballot.
In his Aug. 4 rulings, Owen
h a.d li m i t e d t h e f i e l d o f can~dates to only Nix and
DutchtJt.
In his r u ling Owen said
Robbins was too late in seeking
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"Born to the Wind" is a sensitive portrayal of the
lives and culture of American Indians. The fo\.tr-part
series begins tonight at 8 on channel 4. Page C9.
NATION
WASHINGTON. (AP) -The Justice Department
and the Americ$n Telephone & Telegraph Co.
announced today they decided to accepi the conditions
set down by a federal judge for approval of theLJ;
antitrust eettlement.
Nancy Reagan's father dies
WASHINGTON (AP)-Nancy Reagan's father,
Dr. Loyal Davia, 86, died today 1n a Scottldale, Ariz.,
hospital. the White HOUie announced. The flnt t.dy
was at her father'• bedside when he died.
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to intervene in the election issue.
Robbins' attorney, Larry
Rothman, argued that the
general public shoulci be allowed
to choose from the largest
number of qualified candidat~
possible.
"Our basic position is this -all
we wish is to allow each qualified
cand idate to take out nomination
Soviets loft 3 into s pace
MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet
Union launched a woman and
two male cosmonauts into spa.ce
today, the official news agency
Tass announced.
The lady cosmonaut, the
second woman to be launched
ln to space, was identified by Tass
COUNTY
as Svetl ana Savitskaya. a
researcher-engineer.
Tass said the male cosmonauts
were Leonid Popov, commander
of the Soyuz T-7 spacecraft, and
Alexander Ser ebr ov. the
engineer.
Student bus fare charged
Los Alamitos has become the fifth school district
in Orange County to charge stude nts for bus
transportation. Page A6.
Buddhists protest nukes
Buddhist monks were among the 140 people
protesting at a confere nce on nuclear warfare in
Newport Beach . Page Bl.
'Keyhole art' in Laguna
Want to take a peep at some art? Participatory
"keyhole" art is a big attraction at this year's Festival
of Arts in Laguna Beach. Page B3.
Irvine villages paue?
Is Irvine's village llvlna concept a th!!1J o1 the
past as the chairman ol the ct ty'1 Planning
Commislion augge.ta? Page B8.
t •
papers." Rothman told Judge
Owen.
The Westminster attorney
claimed th at because n o
incumbent would be running in
November, an extra five-day
filing period should be allowed
for new candidates to take out
nomination papers.
Westminster attorney Kenneth
J . Golden, who r epresents
Dutcher, argued that Robbins'
challer.ge of the judge's ruling
was "just too late."
"This is a case really without
precedent," said Golden. "I think
the court fashioned the fairest
remedy that it could."
Golden's client, Dutcher, has
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At Your Service
Erma Bambeck
Buaines..
Cavalcade
Classified
ComJc:a
era.word
Death Notices
Editorial
Ent.er\ainment
Hy Gardner
A.rt Hoppci
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filed a lawsuit las t month
challenging Harrold's decisive
election victory because, putcher
nad claimed, she was really a
resident of Riverside County. It
was that suit which led to Judge
Owen's ruling earlier this month
invalidating Harrold's victory.
The Orange County District
Attorney's office ann ounced
earlier this week that it was
conducting an investigation of
remarks Judge Harrold made
during her week-long residency
trial involving the backdating of
a deed giving her possession of a
$2 million Newport Beach home
owned by her grandmother.
HoraicOJ)e
Ann Landers
Movies
Mutual F\mds
National News
Public Notices
Sport.a
Stock Markets
Television
Thea ten
Weather
World News
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New Laguna coach quits
At leut the ne.,v Laguna Beach Hiah School
football COllCb 11 auittlna uridef eated. It'• one of \hoee
''only In Lalwaa'' atones. u Dennis H&r'YW1a comes
back to coech the Artlltl after leaving tri 1977 amJd
unfavorable puQumty. Pace Cl.
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Personal mis ion
Cop comforts frie nd after husband's d eath
By JODI CADl!:NREAI> ~--~ .... ·-By the time Clay l:pperaon
reached th hOUM theN-~aUy
wasn't much he could do.
Herman Richard Mahlow. 67,
WU already dead.
-----But Eppel"90n, 23, a two-year
veteran of the Cotta Meu police
department atayed two hours
with Salley Mahlow, who had
discovered the body of her
husband minutes before.
Mrs . M ahlo w a nd h er
husband. who moved to Cost.a
Mesa from New York City In
1964, had never been apart
except for brief hospital stays ln
their 42-year marriage.
It was a tense situation, with
everyone standing around ln the
cold dark hours of the morning
and nothing that ::ould be dope.
Allee Feher said her mom
called her at 2 a .m. Wednelday to
say that Mahlow waa dead. He
had suffered a heart attack.·
The couple were supposed to
!go grocery shopping Wednesday.
1:The list was lying on the table. I But Mrs. Mahlow had a funny
j feeling and got up to check on
'h er hus band. Mahlow had
I From Page A 1
I ~n1!,.~~!' th: .:,.:,
Suctions. "We are hoping for
ir cooperation." Peterson said
en asked about the unions'
espon se to the car rier. "We
ticipate a favorable _resporllM'.·"
The unions inc lude the
Transport Workers O nion,
representing flight attendants.
ramp personnel and mechanics,
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DELICATE CASE -Clay
Epperson found h e had a
d elicate situation to deal with
when he answered patrol call.
already been dead a couple of
hours.
"I told her to dial 911," said
Mrs. Feher. "It would give her
the hub of AirCal's route system
-was ruxed'.
"I'm just thrilled. Can't you
tell?" one female ticket agent
said sarcastically. "How would
you feel?"
1omethln1 to d o until J aot
thort""
lu aoon as the call came In
Ei)peno1rldiew whcru he "'Wal
h eaded . H e h ad m•t the
Mahlow1 once when he wu "•
kid" and was dating one of their
andcMugh~-
• •As 1oon a1 1 heard the
locaUon, I thouaht oh no," aald
Eooel'IOn. "I RUeMI you have to
come t.o gripe that there'• not a
lot you can do. You ~·t bring
~e pel"90n back to We."
Mrs. Feher said that Eppenion
waa already the re when 1he
arrived. After paramedics lef\,
the officer stayed behind to talk
to the family.
"He made us feel like It was
hla mother," aald Mrs. Feher ,
"He sald the right thing and
cared and that meant so much to
us ...
Eppenon. a lanky young man
with dark hair, had the rest of
the night ahead when he left the
grief-stricken Costa Mesa family. t ·
Before going home at 7 a .. m.
Wednesday he arres1ed a drunk
driver, answered a silent burglar
alarm and patrolled an area of
the city recently targe1ed by car
thieves.
Shots fired
in Costa Mesa
holdup try
Employees of a precious metal
shop in Costa Mesa were back on
the job today despite being
threatened by a quar tet of
gunmen in a bizarre robbery
attempt.
I eamsters Union, representing
'!pilots, and Stock Cle rks Union,
representing airline clerks.
·~ N.elther ticket a gents nor
anagement e mployees are
, nionized.
A male agent who has work«:<!
for the carrier for 15 years satd
he would g o along w ith
"whatever ia best for the
company."
Said another employee, "I'm
glad to have a job, that's all. It
beats not work!nJ."
peterson saui.the layoffs were
part of a planned 6 percent
seasonal reduction in flight
hours. It occurred two weeks
early. however, this year.
Police said four gunmen
entered Archromatics Co., 1012
Brioso Drive, Tuesday night and
began firing shots into the office
walls when one of the suspects
apparently became angry.
: • .Keactions from employees who
iwork at John Wayne Airport -I
iMesan jailed in hit-run
I A Costa Mesa man remained
!;ailed today, a suspect in a hit-
~ nd-ru n accide nt ~ha~ left. a
~ovina man hospatahzed in
pitical condition.
Richard Greg Wilson, 19, was
I e m orial H ospital , Newport
Boulevard and ran a red light at
the intersection, according to
reporta.
Ritchie allegedly fled on foot
and was captured and arrested
three blocks from the scene. He is
in Costa Mesa City Jail. ·~· till unconscious today at Hoag
each, according to officials,
after being mjured an a Tueaday Dunes Hote l sale orning accident at Newport
ulevard and 17th Street in
ta Mesa.
Wilaon's auto waa broadsided
y a car driven by Anthony
ynn Ritchie, 23, Costa Mesa,
olice said. R i t c hie w as
o u thb o und o n Newpo rt
LAS VEGAS (AP) -
Attorney• representing a Las
Veg.as bank are negotiating the
sale of the second-largest block of
stock in the Dunes Hotel, 757 .000
s hares o~ned by th e Major
Riddle estate.
The shooting attracted the
attention of other employees who
entered the area, police said.
No one was injured and the
f our gunmen fled in a
Volkswagen, police said.
Trash transfer
fee corrected
Due to a typographical error in
production, an incorrect figure
appeared in a s t o r y i n
Wednesday's Daily Pilot on a fee
to be charged at county-operated
trash transfer stations.
The fee, effective Oct. 11 , will
be $8.50 per ton. The story
incorrectly said the fee would be
$6.50 per ton. The Daily Pilot
regrets the error.
Continued fair·
Coast a l
Llgllt varlable wind• tllrougll
night except becoming -terty
to to t8 knota afternoon and
_,ing. Sout"-t swell 1 to 3
leet. Lo11t cloud• and local fog night and morning lloura .._,1y
ci.arlng In Ille ~ttemoon
Atlante Cty
Austin
Baltimore
Blftlngs
Blfmlngllm
Bismarck
Boise
eo.ton
Brownsvlle
8'1ffalc> 8urllngton
Cuper
Ctlenstn SC
Ctlartstn WV
Cllerttte NC
Ctleyenr>e
U.S. s unu n a ry . ~~.u Clevetan<I
Clml>la SC
COlumbUt
Dal-Ft Wiil
Ollylon
OenYer
OnMOln.
OetrOl1
Oulu1h
Scattered ttluN:lentorm• IWIP'
tile nortll central and wHtern
11ate1 today O ther
tllunderltonna luned Gull coeat
,., .. and the SouthNll.
Some of tllo•• 11orm1
produced llall and lllgll '#Inda. In
Blackduck, Minn .• wind• were
a•tlmated al 80 mpll and
gollball·tlzed "911 and up to 4
lncllee ol rain tore througll Ille
area Wedt>Mday nlgllt. No lnjur'--e repo<ted. l>U1 roof• -e blown off, paw. NnM
w«e downed and llundredl of
tr--e uprooted, Mid Pollca
C11191 Oen Savich Ski•• were generally lair
.. ....._. In the nation.
Tiie National Weather Service
lorecaat tllunderetorma today aJono tlle Oun Coat and up tlle
Atlantlc co11t lrom Florida to
Soutll Carolina. Otller 1torm1
-· eicpec:1ed In Ille Rodi .... IN Plelnl •tat• thrOUQll tile ~ MIMIMIP9I valley Into the o..t
L ak•• and 1outhe rn New
Er?end·
California
El Paso
Fargo
A991tan
Or•l Falla
Hartford
Heltna
Honokllu
Houston
Ind~
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J9Ckanv!le
K-Clty
Knoxville
LuVegu
Llttle Roell
Loullvllte
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The Nation.I WMtller SeMoe Norlolk
uya Southern C allfornl•"•\) No. Platte
wHtller •hould be moatly fair ~ Otrle City
Friday wltll 80fM ~ MCI OmlN ~tad afternoon and -Mo Ottenclo
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.. llnota Wltll 4-to-.. -.. ...
farther than to mllat .,,__..
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Temperature~
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Monterey fl.4
Oaklend 88
Puo Roblee 9-4 ~
Red Blulf 98 87
Redwood City 78 58
Sac:ramento 91 SS
Salt nu 83 52
San Diego 78 10
San Franc:tac;o 80 55
Santa Barbara 72 55
Santa Marla 7-4
Stoekton 95 62
ri-mal 106
Uklell 92
Ber stow 98 77
Big Beer 81 45
Blthop 95 88
Catalina 72 64
Lake AnCMhM<I 82 55
LMQ 8eaGll 87 83
Monrovta M 80
Ml. Wlleon 84 84
Newport 8Mch 73 fl.4
Ontario M 83
Palm Spring• 107 e9
Puad41na 92 81
San Bematdlno 101 es
San Joee 78 58
Santa AN 83 63
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lateat ::g:onnatlon: °'!'Ti nty: JtOO) 4.15-382e LO• ng•IH 1>u11ty: (800)
242-4022 .
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Tides
TODAY
8tcond IOw 4:01p.m. 1.4
8eeond hlgll 10:10 p.m . u
l"M>AY
Finl tow 6.00 Lm. 0.1
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l«lOfld "WI 10:11 p.m. e.a
Sun aeta ~ at 1:it p.m ..
""8e ~ ... ti a.m. Moon rtaaa toc19y at 1:47 p,m.,
M19 Fl'I09y at 1!21 un.
'
•
Ska teb oard
the! ts f oil e d
in Newport
Polle.: h ave arrutod ono
ptr90n and are aeekl.nj a aecond
after lntruden tripped a burglar
alarm while trying to cart off
tho u u nd s o f dollar• In
skateboard• from a Newport
Beach flnn.
Charla Albet St.elJler, 26, of
C arlabad , was arreated
Wedne1day outalde Davison's
Sports, 871 16th St.
A wltnen told officers two
people ran from the commercial
o utlet, l eav lna atac k a of
akateboarda, boogie boards and
skateboard wheels on the curb in
front of the business.
The recovered loot wu valued
at •3.•12.
Stelgler, booked on suspicion
of burglary, la free on $10,000
bell.
Safety seat ..
bill advances
S AC RAMENTO (AP) -
Parents would have t.o provide
their children under 4 years of
age with federally approved auto
safet y seats, under a bill
approved by the st.ate Assembly.
The 59-7 vote Wednesday sent
SB537 by Sen. Nicholas Petris,
D-Oakland, back t.o the Senate
for a final vote.
When childre n under 4 -or
weighing under 40 pounds -
ride in cars other than their
parents', they would have to be
buckled in by seat belts in the
rear seats.
Norwalk pro t est
NORWALK (AP) -An
estimated JOO employees
dem o nstrat ed at the
Metropolitan State Hospital,
protesting what they called
dangerous working conditions.
understaffing and forced
overtime.
O•lly lttlot Pt>oto bf 111¥1 MltcMll
PEEKI NG THEIR INTEREST -What are photogr apher J im
Sieg and a spectator at his booth at the Laguna Beach Festival
of Art look ing at? If you wouldn't be daring e nough to look
through the peephole, too, you can see one scene on Page B3.
Marke't gains, but moderately
NEW YORK (AP) -The
stock market posted moderate
garns today as the frenzied
activity of the last two days
began to abate.
Israel OKs
PLO plans
for ouster
By The AssoClated Press
The Israeli Cabinet approved
the final draft of the Palestinian
evacuation agreement today, but
the kidnapping of an Israeli
soldier threatened to delay the
s tart o f the guerrillas'
withdrawal from west Beirut.
However. government soun:,es
in Israel said they understood .the
Palestine Liberation
Organization would release both
the kidn apped soldier and a
captured pilot Friday and that
the evacuation would begin
either Saturday or Sunday.
Lebanon's foreign minister,
Fuad Butros, said in a Beirut
televis ion interview the
guerrillas would begin
evacuating Saturday afternoon.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials rose 10.09 to 839.52 m
the first five hours.
Advancing issues held a
narrow lead over declines in the
.ffiidmoming tally of New York
Stock Exchange-listed issues.
Opening-hour volume on the
Big Board totaled 19.24 million
shares, running at about half
Wednesday's pace. .
Tuesday produced the b!ggest
one-day rise in market history
-a :rn.81-point jump in the Dow
Jones industrial average .
Wednesday's session eclipsed
volume records. with 132 69
11".:!?.:on shares traded on the Big
Board.
But the Dow Jones industrials.
up 18 points at midsession
Wednesday, retreated in late
trading to finish with a
1.81 -point Joss.
Analysts said many traders
concluded that the recent rallies
in both the bond and stock
markets had gone too far. too
fast.
Open-market money rates,
w hich had been in a nosedive
since last week. stopped falling in
the latter stages of Wednesday's
activity. Today they moved up a
bit.
Brokers noted that several
recent forecasts of lower interest
OMEGA
rates have been accompanied by
warnings of continued weakn~
1n the economy. Recession
worries have prompted what
Wall Streeters have described as
a "flight to quality" .. with money
managers seeking out the safest
investments.
'l'he rength today of the blue
chip stocks in the Dow, while the
rest of the market was relatively
flat, suggested more of that same
sentiment.
College la n d use
s tory correct ed
Due to a typographical error, a
story in Wednesday's Daily Pilot
incorrectly stated the lease term
of special land use legislation for
Saddleback Community College
was 90 )(ears.
The proposed state law perm.its
the college to lease the land for
99 years.
I-ho use legisla ture
bill c lears p a n el
SACRAMENTO (AP) -ln a
surpnse move, the Senate Rules
Committee advant't!d a propcsed
constitutional amendment to
create a one-house Legislature i.n
CaJifomia.
CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF SPACE TRAVEL!
Since 1962 when NASA selected lt os the official
watch of the space program, the Omega Speed-
mastor Professional Chronograph has been worn on
over 50 spoco flights, Including the apace shuttle
Columbia. Imagine how well this incredible watch
will perform on earth for you I Stainless steel, water
resistant to I 00 feet, toc~meter, $550.
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Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, Auguat 19, 1982 N aa
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•
NYSE (:OMPOSITE TRAN ~ACTIONS
ououuo1 .. llfCUIO• •••Ol,ON '"' .... '1'01111. MIDWHT. ,AC!fl(, , ••• •OiTOM OIUOlf AND (IOl(llOI ... ,, noo .ti •(MAlfGU AMC> •1POl9TIO a'I' fMI 111.UO ANO l lOllTtlll f
__.,....___ _.~~_._._.,__ •
Dow Jones Final
UP 9e14
CLOSING 838.56
Mickey Mouse,
• • pals un1on1ze
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla (AP) -Abou1 100
employees of Wa lt DlBnl'y World who portray such
characters as Mickey Mouse a nd Snow White have
agreed to unioniie.
The employees had complained of being forced tc.
wear "dirty, hot costumes" in Florida's heat a nd bein@
abU!Sed by overzealous amusement park patrons.
They voted 4!l-4 l Wednesday to be included aE
hosts and hostesses m the Service Trades contract, said
Teamster Local 385 President L&rry Park<.'r
Firm boosts earnings
The Fluorocarbon board of dircx·tors dC\:lared a
4-t:ent div idend per common share payable C:Xt 31 Lo
stockholders of re<·ord C:Xt 15.
F luorocarbon has 16 divisions that operate 26
manufacturing rat•1hucs Divisions are divided m~
rubber, fluoroplast1L-s, cuswm plastics, semiconductor
and fluid sealrng groups. Headquarters are in Laguna
Niguel.
R ecord r evenues told
Naugles Inc. (of Fullerton) posled record eammgs
and revenues in fiscal 1982
For the year ended June 30 revenues rose 43
percent to $55,832,000. Net earnings advanced to $2.-
375,000, equal to 85 cents per share, from $930,000 or
37 cents per sha re, in the prior year
Naugles Inc operates a cham of 24 hour drive.
through restaurants in California, Nevada, Utah ,
Missouri. Illinois a nd Kansas.
W arranty to continue
DETROIT (AP) Chrysle r Corp. says 1t will
continue Its five-year. 50,000-mtle warranty offer on
1983 models.
The na tion's No. 3 automaker ts the flr~t to
a nnounce a sales promotion for the new model year
Chrysle r's E-body cars for 1983 arc wwe1led this
week at the Jefferson Avenue assembly plant
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
NEW VORI( IAl'I SalO\ > p Ill PtlC<' (tno Ml o-.a,,oe ot thoe-••Uef'f\ '"O\I •tl•v,. Nf'w 'V'ori.. St0<" E•<h•nOt" IS\Uf'\
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G•n El"' 486.00 .a•" • ..
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Nor Ind PS .f&.S 800 ll '• .. m•r 1 ebJ 100 18 "-
GOLD COINS
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NEW YORK (AP) -Prlola 11111 Mon(jiy
of gold colnl . comp11red wllll Friday's
Pf~•
Krut.,und, t troy oz , $353.50. up
'350
M1,11 leaf, 1 troy 01 , 1354 00. up
$3.50.
Merlc:MI IO peeo, I 2 troy °'" s.420 60.
Uf) $4 25.
All91tlefl 100 -"· 8802 lroy ot .
'33& 50. up $3 50
SOu1oe· OIM·Perera
AMERICAN LEADERS
N r W VUH"-IA~I S.•tt'-\ 1 p rn DtK• ~'~t~ttttc,"-'nt'oc~' ''E .. !~~,,;.M>1t 1~v,'
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MElALS
NEW YORK fAPI
me1a1 oriees today
Spo1 nonletrovs
Coppef 68"9· 70 unts a pound. U S
destinations
Leed 26-29 oenls a oound.
Zlnc •O cents a poyno. delivered
Tin S6 1997 Metals Week c:ompoalle
lb
Mercury S365 00 per llasll
Platlnum S253 OO·S260 00 troy ounoe.
N 'I
SILVER
Haridy & Herman. S6 940 per troy
ovric:e
GOLD QUOTATIONS
By Tiie AHoclat41d .. , ...
S elected world gold pt!Ges lodey
London morning fixing $356 25, off
SI SO
Lof\don atternoon ll•lng $356 65, olf $1 10
Perla tllernoon lb Ing $35 I 80 up
$298
Frenllfuf'1 11x1ng $353 99, up S 13.97
Zurich late ntternoon llxlng S356 75,
up 13.50 bid; S357 50 asked
Handr I ".,"'en only dally quote
$356 65. Oii S 1 10 En~h8fd only dally Quote $356 65, OH $110
Engelhard only dally quo1a labrtc1ted
$374 48. oH S1 16.
SYMBOLS
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SIH!G••l or evtre d1voe1e<><11 or p1~11 no•
des;gne1eo 11 r~at are !Oenlllled In lhe
lollow!n!I 1001no1ts 1 Alto••••• or ex1'H b·Annu111 ra1• Plu• stock dividend C·LIQuldAllng dividend
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