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Home My WebLink About1981-07-15 - Orange Coast Pilot* • • * • • OUlll COAIT Ylll HlllTlll DAILY PAPll WEDNESDAY JUL V 15 . 1981 OHA NGE COUNl Y C ALIFORN IA 25 CENTS . County defendant protected 8 years? By FREDE!l.l~K SCHOEMEHL of•OeMy ...... _ The sherirf or a rural Penn· sylvania county has been in· 'dieted by a federal grand jury on ~ charge he protected the ideotity or a local handyman who for •ight years was a tueilive from j us tice In the multi -ml 11 io n d ollar 1972 burglary oet a Laguna Niguel bank. · Jefferson County Sheriff John Dinger was named Tuesday ln the one -count Indictment, in which he is alleged to have con· cealed the identity or Harry James Barber, 38, one of six de· fendants eventually convicted of the estimated S9 million assault on the Monarch Bay branch of United California bank, now 1st Inte rstate Bank of California. Barber, who went by the name Jon Baker, lived in rural Brookvtlle for at least five years prior to his arrest by the FBI. He was a self.employed han· dyman, who, according to local residents, counted among his clients the sheriff and the town's only newspaper, the Democrat. Assistant U .S . Attorney Spy charges niade· Ex-Army officer held as Soviet colonel JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (AP> -A former Army warrant of· !icer was indicted and arrested today on charges of supplying the Soviet Union with informa· lion about a U.S. code-making device. Joseph George Helmich. 44, also was identified as a col· onel in the Soviet army U.S. Attorney Gary Betz iden· lified tfelmich as a Soviet col· onel during a hearing before a U.S. magis trate. w~o set $500,000 bond for Helmich. FBI Director William H . We bster said Helmich was ar· rested by FBI agents today in Jacksonvi lle, Fla., followmg an extensive investigation by the FBI into the alleged espionage during the 1960s. Attorney Gene r al William French Smith said Helmich's ar· rest followed his indictment by a federal grand jury in Jackson· ville on charges of violating the Espionage Act. According to the indictment, Helmich communicated to the Soviet Union and its agents classified information involving a sensitive U.S. cr yptographic syste m known as the KL-7. The FBI said the KL-7 system was used to encode U S communica· lions The government alleged that the information was given lo the Soviet Unaon in Paris in 1963. Do you know him? Huntington Beach police are seeking public's help in identify. ing this murder victim found early Sunday on Stardust Drive. The man, s ketched h er e by police artist, was shot once in the right temple . He was 25 to 35, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 180 to 190 pounds, and was wearing jeans and light blue tank top with motorcycle decal. Information on has 1dent1ty can be reported to police at 960-8811. Athletes' parents sue on sports ban By STEVE TRIPOLI Of , ... DellJ ~ ... Sl.Mf The parents of 11 s tudents who will be freshmen in Huntington Beach Union High School Dis· trict schools this fall are suing dis trict trus t ees a nd ad· ministrators, seeking lo reverse a December. 1980, trustees' de· c lsion that would bar their children from participation in after-school sports for one year. Copies of the pareQ.ts' petition to Orange County Superior Court plus supporting documents were served on trustees al lhe start of their regular meeting Tuesday. The suit, filed earlier in the day, overshadowed the trustees' ac- tion al the meeting granting some exemptions from their December ban. The trustees voled Dec. 9 t.6 prohibit incoming freshmen who transfer to a high school ouside their attendance area from com· peting in after school sports for one year. ln the pas t the rule ap· plied only to students already in high school, but trustees said a change was needed to stop in· cr easing incidences of school· shopping by parents seeking the best athletic programs. Parents had been a ll owed to seek individual exemptions from the policy unlit June when t rustees voted to eliminate the appeals procedure after about 40 cases had been heard and 14 ex· emptions granted District Superintendent Frank Abbott had recommended elimination of the procedure, saying the exceptions that were granted appeared too arbitrary because of a lack of guidelines. The parents claim in the suit t hat their children. all affected by the sports ban, would s uffer <See SPORTS, Page A2) PilotT\1tpg New day for log Look for more entertainmnent news in two ex· panded sections coming in Friday's Daily Pilot. , The new PiJot TV Log, with the most complete television report available in any newspaper in the region, will have personality features, show pre- views, movie highlights, up-to-date sports and list· lngs for 22 channels. Thia bright, brand·new Pilot TV Log will replace the TV book that bu bttn ln the Sunday papet. Save the new auppl.-.it u a directory to your week or TV vtewln1. Readers Aleo wtu find the Weekender -fllled With features on llve mtett.alnment -In a more con- venient size. The tablo1d will be euler to take alone for ready reference oo Oranae Coaat concert•, theaten, art 1allerte1, restauranta and movies. Helmich js a native of Florida ·and served as an Army warrant of!icer Crom 1954 to 1966. His duties included serving as a c r y ptocus todian in Paris, France, and at Fort Bragg, N.C. Si nce 1967. he ha s been employed in a variety of jobs. The indictment charged four counts of espionage. One count alleged a conspiracy in 1963 with the Soviets to acquire com· munications intelligence, which m eans data or conver sations transmitted by any number of communications devices. The three remainjng counts alleged the transmittal of classified in· formation by Helmich to agents of the Soviet Union. Fruit .fly area gets more spray SAN JOSE <AP> -A second aerial assault on the Santa Clara Valley·s Mediterranean fruit fly infestation ended at daybreak, with less than half of a 17· square-mile target area covered with an invisible, sticky malathion mist, officials said. One helicopter took off after midnight and sprayed pesticide over six square miles, said Earl Cummings, a spokesman for lbe m edlfly e radication project. Mechanical problems grounded a second chopper. Authorities could not im· mediately explain why the spraying covered less ground than intended. Before daybreak Tuesday. the first day of spraying, a pump problem prevented a helicopter from covering more than 1 ~,,, square miles. P alo Alto police boosted security in the spray area after a protest Tuesday by two dozen people . A s tate worker was slashed with a knife as he tried to protect a guidance beacon for the helicopter. One man was ar· rested . During the first two sprayings, fewer than 100 people came to Red Cross shelters set up for ref· ugees. State and federal officials said the overwhelming majority of scientists believe the malathion application poses no health threat. But Gov. Edmund G. Brown <See MEDFLY, Page A2) Police probe 2 homicides • m county A Cypress woman apparently was stabbed to death Tuesday in a carport outside her apartment. In a separate incident, a homicide victim was found in a Fullerton motel. Cypress police officials said they found Paula Joy Pleshe, 38, a beauty salon manager, lyin1 next to her car at 8:50 a.m. Tuesday. She had been stabbed several times in her upper body, a spokesman said. lnvesU•ators were searcbin& today for two men who a witness aald drove up to the victim's Larwin Avenue home and then sped oll ln a blue-1reen car alter the pa11en1er went Into the carport In the Fullerton cate, orncen were wlthholdin1 the victim's name until relatives are notified. Police Lt. Richard Kvanc1 Hid the man, In b11 IOI, WU found In h11 room by a maJd at the Skybaven Moltl on West Commonwealth Avenue. A t:Or· oaer'a examination revealed tha& lbe man bad been killed, he 18.ld. lnv-U..aton did not rt-ae ... 11ow UM ,1eum w died. Thomas Corbe tt Jr., t n a telephone interview from his Pittsburgh office, alleged that Dinier not only · employed Barber for a home improvement project, but knew who Barber was, knew that Barber was a federal fugitive, railed to arrest Barber, failed to notify federal authorities o f Barber 's whereabouts and told a femaJe deputy not lo disclose Barber's identity. Both Barber and the female deputy were granted immunity from prosecution during the course of the year-long in· vestlgatlon, but Corbett declined to say whether either testified before the grand jury. Dinger, his secretary said to· day, was not In the office and not I available for comment. Corbett said a s ummons has been issued ordering Dtnier to appear before a U.S. magistrate within a week. Corbett said he will ask the magistrate to re· lease the s heriff on his own re· cognizance in lieu of Sl0,000 bail. H convicted. Dinger could race five years ' imprisonment and a $5,000 fine. Corbett said . PROFICIENCY UNLEASHED -The best Frisbee-catcher, canine division in Costa Mesa this year is Bill Barthwick's 8-year-old Australian s hepherd, Oly. Seven years of Deify ...... ~..., o-t9I Merr catching have perfected the graceful leap and quick snatch. Oly scored 18 points, six more than second place. and looks likely to repeat in the state contest. Interest busts budget Rates to drive spending $10 billion higher than planned WASHINGTON <AP) Stub· bornly high interest rates will drive federal spending SlO billion higher than Pres ident Reagan bad planned next year despite his extensive budget cut· ting and rapidly receding inlla· lion, the administration reported today. Next year's budget is expected to top $700 billion. In an updated budget and economic forecast, the Office of Budget and Management pre· dicted that inflation would un· wind even faster than earlier op· limistic forecasts called for. Consumer prices, which jumped 12.4 percent in 1980. are expect· ed to rise 8.6 percent this year and 6.2 percent in 1982. The forecast for interest rates, was not so hopeful. Already near record levels, short·term rates are expected to remain above 10 percent through 1982. In addition, with virtually no economic growth predicted for the rest of this year. unemploy- ment will rise to 7. 7 percent in 1981 and remain at 7 percent or higher through 1982, according to the forecast. The midyear forecast says Reagan is abandoning plans to hold spending in fiscal 1982, which be~ins Oct. 1, to $695.3 billion -the ceiling he set in proposed $48.6 billion in federa l program cuts. Ins tead, the administration expects spending next year to total $704.8 billion because high er interes t rates have driven up the government's bor· rowing costs by more than $10 billion Despite the spending increase, Reagan predicts the budget def· icit for fiscal 1982 will actually be somewhat lower than he pro- jected earlier -S42.5 biJllon rather than $45 billion. The reduced deficit, however. is the result solely or Reagan's decision to scale the size of his Seal Beach area reopened to plib lie A half·mile stretch of ocean· front at Seal Beach, closed Sun· day by health officials who feared chemical contamination ln the water, was reopened to swlmmen and fishermen Tues· day afternoon. Bob Merryman, act1n1 Orante County director of environmen· tal health, said water t.eall at a atate buardoua materlala lab, completed a day earlier than ex· peeled, revealed no dan1eroua conlafl'hutlon In the San Gabriel River, which empties in· to lhe ocean at Seal 8each. At about 4J.m ., llfe1uardl were lnttruct to reopen the half-mile •tretch of ocean between the San OabrleJ Rlv.r Mouth and the Seal Buch Municipal Pier. ll•rm• '81d UM onlJ hl&h ' contamination readings were found in Coyote Creek, which feeds into the San Gabriel. But be said lhe chemicals were dilut- ed to non-hazardous level in the river. Officlais said the Coyote Creek contamination apparently re· suited from chemicals released durin1 a weekend fire at the Marathon Carta1e Company chemical 1tora1e facility ln San· ta Fe Sprin11. Accordlnc to California Fiah and Game otnclal1, the run-oft from thla fire kJlled approx· lmately 250,000 small flab ln Coyote Creek. Oranie County ofnctals have determlMd, however, tbal the runoff haa poaed no health haurd in the water off Seal Beac~ "' proposed tax cut for next year by $12 billion. the revised report s aid. Interest rates also are pushing spending for this year lo $661.2 billion . $6 billion above Reagan's earlier ceiling, but lhe a nticipated budget deficit will rise Jess than $1 billion, to $55.6 billion. because of the s maller tax ·Cut proposal. The revised spending figures do not back away from Reagan's pledge to balance the budget by fiscal 1984 . But the increases brought on by economic events beyond the president 's direct control raise doubt about his a bility to achieve his balanced budget goal except by trimming his tax-cut plan. The figures provide some am- munition to Democratic critics of his plan to cul personal tax rates for three years in a row. They argue that it would be un- wise for Congress to lock itself into a three-year cut, with lbe <See SPEND, Page A2) DRANlil COAST llATIHR Partly cloudy through Thursday. Highs 75 to 89. Low tonight 65. 111101 TODAY ht the 10 monlhl rince Maj. Gen. K~th Rotmuon took charge at Camp Pmdlflon, crime a. down 11 percmc. f Slo~ ,,. A6J llDfl "2 • • • • • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, WednHday, July 15, 1981 c~ favors open use of OC ai1-port . Al the IOOn•tO·bt·defunct federal Ctvil AeronauUcs Board 1ee1 it, any and all qualified air carriers should be ~rmitted to serve Oran1e County'• John Wayne Airport. "Open entry" -as the CAB terms its preferred alternative -Is outlined In an environmeo· tal Impact statement released only five moqtha befor" the board loses its power to decide From Page A1 SPORTS • • • "irreparable harm.. if not al· lowed to compete in after-school sports. Attorney Merlind J . Peru- mean Jr .. the parents' counsel, told school officials in a letter at· tached to the suit that the parents are seeking a writ "commanding that you set aside your decision made Dec. 9, 1980. •• A tentative hearing date of July 27 at 9:30 a.m . has been set before Judge Robert Pit1gerald in Santa Ana, accord· lng to Perumean's letter. The parents also are seeking payment or their attorney's fees and costs. Gerald Mannion, one of the parents involved in the suit. said th e parents feel they are represenijng the parents of at least 200 other students. Some 335 incoming freshmen are af· reeled by the ban, he said. Under the exceptions ap· proved by the trustees Tuesday, transferring freshmen will re· main eligible for after-school sports il: wblcb airlines serve Individual airports and routes. Thus. cowity afrport offlclaJa say the CAB'• recommendation won't have much effect on· future decisions by the county on service at the faclllty, Yet, those same offtcials were not reluctant to criticize the CAB for taking a posture they say ignores the airport 's physical coMtraints to handle a dditional alrllnu J11nd pas tn1ers. Today, rour airlines -with • fifth entrant. due to be&ln •ervlce Oct. 1 -share lhe 41 permitted daily jet departures. The lid on the number of de· partures, aJona with other condl· lions. are designed to control noise impact.son residents llvlna under departure tracks. Given those condltlon11, the CAB said In the report, an open entry policy ''will have no detrimental effect." "We do not wtsh to see further detradaUon of the environment aroundJWA,''theCABadded. The CAB's position stands In contrast to that ta.ken by the -co unty Board or Supervisors. Under a reportedly approved "lrport access plan, only the five air carriers now authorized for service would be able to Oy from Orange County until certain noise redu~tlon gouls are achieved. When those goals are reached, the Unlit of 41 fli&ht.1 per day would be Increased, tbua permit· ting additional aervtce by the in· cumbent.s (lf they chose to ex· pand service) or by other airlines not now aervlna Orange County. The t:AB's position, according to the Impact statement, la based on the mandate outlined in the Airline DereruJatloo Act of 1978, a statute that euenUally will take the federal /ovemmea& out of the business o conU'Ollinc airline routes, effective Dec. 31. ·'The policy which we have followed since dere1ulation ll to enhance competition by remov· log restraints on carriers' freedom," the CAB explained ln the report. Jury back for report on Robbins SACRAM ENTO CAP) -An eight-man, four-woman jury re· sumed deliberutions today at state Sen. Alan Robbins' sex· with-minors Lrial after listening· again to crucial testimony. The panel began deliberations Tuesday on the 35th day of trial proceedings. and met for about four hours without reaching a verdict. Late in the afternoon, the jurors asked to have the court reporter read testimony dealing with the night of March 21, 1979. That is one of the ti mes Robbins. a 38-yea r -old Van Nuys Democrat, all egedly had sex with a young Sacramento area woman, Lori Terwilliger, when• she was 16. Robbins acknowledges being . with Ms . Terwilliger on that' night but denies that they bad' sex. Three of the nine counts Robbins faces concern that evening. -The family moves from the attendance a r ea .. but h ad established residence in that area for one year, in cases where the student chooses to at· tend the school in the area his or her family has moved from. A gral.n commne harvests m Irvme barley field at Valencia Avenue and Culver Drzve . Robbins is accused of having sex with Ms . Terwilliger on three occasions in 1979 at his Sacramento apartment. He is also charged with having sex with another Sacram ento-area woman. Regina Cullimore, now 20, in his Senate office in 1978. -The s tudent is officially identified as a special education student. and mus t attend a achool outside his or her attend· ance area because that school is the only one offering the needed special education pro· gram. -A district boundary is changed, the family has legally resided in the area for a year. and parents wish to send the stu· dent to the school formerly cov- ered by the zone because a brother or sister of the student currently attends that school. The exemptions had been rec· ommended by a parent· student-staff committee, which rejected three other exemption possibilities. The board adopted the committee's recommenda· lions unanimously. From Page A1 MEDFLY • • • Jr. and others have cited state· ments by a few scientists that not enou gh is known about whether the chemical might cause birth defects or cancer . The target area was increased to 129 square miles Tuesday after more Mediterranean fruit fly maggots were discovered in Milpitas. northeast o f the original spraying zone around San Jose. Parts of Palo Alto. Mountain View. Los Altos and Los Altos Hills were to have been sprayed early today. More than 142 medfly maggots ha ve been discovered in the arfa over the past two months, rais· ing fears that the adaptable. fast-breeding pest could spread to devastate the California agriculture industry which pro· du~es nearly half the nation's fruits and vegetables The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Monday ex· panded the medfly quarantine to include more than 2.000 square miles of Alameda. Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. Dollar declines; gold rebounds LONDON (AP> -The U.S. dollar feU against key European currencies In early trading to- day oo aigns that U.S. interest rates are weakening. Gold re- bounded to gain up to $7.SO an ounce. The BrJtlsb pound, which reached a t hree-year low of ! l.8S77 Tuesday. gained more than 2 cents, to $1.8787. OlllA OE COAST Birds hawkish on mailmen SWEETWATER, Texas l AP Neither ram nor s leet may de· lay postman K.T. Williamson from his appoinled rounds. but a family of "mean-tempered" hawks is something else. Mail delivery to several homes in this northwest Texas town was halted because the three birds kept dive-bombing Williamson. talons fl ashing. Williamson is now wearing a protective hat and welder's face mask on his rounds. De puties r each tentative pact SAN DIEGO cAP l-As dep· uties in neighboring Riverside County prepared to go out on strike today. a state mejliator said the San Diego Deputy Sheriff's Association. which s taged an eight-day s trike before agreeing to work during negotiations, has agreed ten· tatively on a new contract A total or 791 deputies re· turned to work last Wednesday after their s trike protesting a 21 percent "rinal" pay raise of· fered by San Diego County supervisors , GUAM. ... Pacific Ocean .WAKE .IJHllnl SHAKEN UP Map shows where a major earthquake, possibly measuring 7 .0 on the Richter scale, rocked the Vanuatu Islands in the South Pacific today. Daily Pilat CIH•lfltld edffrtlelng 7141142·5111 All OtlMr departm.nta M2·4321 ThOmll P. Hetey ~-Ollel l~ °"'- Robert N. WMd ...... ThomM A.. Murphln• ..., MicNel P. Herv•v ..... D1191W L. Kev Schultz a.--•~ ~ N. Goddard Jr. ~Oli-.ir f:!':d SchYlmen 0.-.H. l.009 , ~-..... ... OlratA.Moot9 ...... 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CAP > fhree young bo:vs who disao· peared while playing on an a partment house lawn were fou nd suffocated in a bloody linen c loset, police say, but authorities apparently are rul· ng out murder. When the bodies were found ruesday night, police initially ;aid they thought the boys had been brutally slain because of the blood and the fact that the bodies were contorte d when round in the vacant apartment. But Waukesha County Coroner Donald Eggum said the blood apparently was a result of the boys ' tryiog desperately to escape the closet. The closet handle had been re· moved by painters preparing to Jackknifed truck jams SA Freeway A 10-mile traffic jam left motorists stalled for up to four hours after a trailer jackknifed on the Santa Ana Freeway, blocking all northbound and southbound lanes. The accident occurred shortly before noon Tuesday when Thomas S. Mayden. 52. of Santa Fe Springs swerved his rig to avoid hitting another vehicle and wound up slamming into the center me dian near Grand Ave nue, according to CHP spokesman Axel Mitthof. Mayden was treated and re· leased from Western Medical Center. Seconds after the accident Ri chard O'Brien, 52, of Poway narrowly escaped injury when his four-door sedan slid under the stalled semi-trailer. The roof was demolished. It took Caltrans officials four hours to clear the freeway. From noon to about 6 p.m. a chain of cars stretched south· bound from Kate11a A venue in Anaheim to Newport Avenue In Tustin. Cars in the northbound lane were slowed from Culver Road In lrvlne to the Garden Grove Freeway. PO to fire any strikers WASJ«NGTON CAP> -With UWe progreas reported at the barsalnlng table, th~ Postal Service is warnlng lta eoo,ooo employeft that It wlll fire any worker who aoee on 11trlke. ••Any employee who, in any manner, participates ln a 1trlke or other illegal job action wlll be dlachar1ed," says a notice lhat wlll be distributed Friday ln em ptoyees' pa_ychecka. The notice atao aaya atrtken will forfeit the rl1ht to any future employment by the federal pemmenl. paint the apartment, and lloor carpeting prevented the air from getting into the two-root· deep closet. he said. "That scene was bad enough to make you want to quit this business ... Eggum said. "I hope 1t will be a reli ef to the com· munity to know it is probably not a homicide ... The boys were discovered by an apartment house manager who told oolice h e used a Fighter hit by missile? EGLIN Al R FORCE BASE. Fla. 1APl An Air Force re port says an F'·4 jet fighter burst into names in April just seconds after another Air Force plane fired a missile and missed an unmanned target. a newspaper reports. The two-man crew of the first jet. which was on a training mis- sion. parachuted to safety The SJ.3 million craft crashed into the Gutr o f Mexico. the newspaper reported Tuesday. T he report obtained by the Pensacola J ournal reached no conclusion on why the a ircraft crashed A base s pokesman said a separate report est a bllshing the cause of the crash may be available through the Air Force in Europe. where the plane was based. screwdriver to pry the closet door open. The victims were in various stages of undress, evidently hav· ing removed clothing because it had gotten ··uncomfortably warm." Eggum said. "I feel they had been in that closet several hours." he said. Police investigator Robert Horstmeir said it was unclear how the boys got into the apart· ment. which searchers had been assured was locked. Nor was 1t clear why no one heard what may have been the noise or the youngsters· escape efforts. he s aid The Victims were identified as Benjamin McDo n a ld , 11 . Timothy Em an. 7 ; and Eddy Saycocie, 4. From Page A1 SPEND ••• risk that higher than expected rcderal spending will lead to even wider deficits by 1984. Reagan's for ecaster s are s ticking with their optimistic predictions of February that the economy will grow by a healthy 5.2 percent in 1982 because or the stimulative effect his proposed tax cuts are supposed to have. The economy, adjusted for in· rtation. is expected to grow 2.5 percent this year, but only because of a record jump in ac· tivity during the first quarter. Dana Harbor boat blaze 'total loss' Orange County S heriff's Harbor Patrol officers al Dana Point Harbor said today a 25- foot sailing vessel that caught fire about 200 yards off the marina early Tuesday with one man aboard is a total loss. Stephen Weilbacher. 31 , of Canoga Park, the owner of the $12.000 sloop. swam uninjured to the harbor jetty after his boat ig. nited at about midnight. Sheriffs deputy Chris Rhodes s aid Weilbacher was pourine gasoline from one container to another when the fuel caught fire and ignited the fiberglass vessel. which burned almost to the waterline. Rhodes said Weilbacher was picked up by a sheriffs depart· ment patrol car . His boat was towed into the harbor by the Harbor Patrol rescue boat. Rhodes said the fi re is under in· vestigation. Tuna boat seized SAN DIEGO <AP> -Mexico has seized another U.S. tuna fi shing boat, the second within five days, th e American Tunaboat Association said to- day. 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Kangaroo friends rally Gel-well wishes flooded the orti ce of Bob Keeahan, creator and host of .. Captain Kangaroo," as he continued his recovery from a heart at· tack at a hospital in Toronto. "The outpouring of con· cern has been incredible." sai d Steve Relcbl, a spokesman al the office of Robert Keeshan Associates. "We have 11 telephone lines and they've been busy con· stanlly" Among the callers, he said, were fellow children's show host, Fred Rogers, of "Mr. Rogers Neighborhood," Ed McMahon of the NB C "Tonight" s how and come- dian BUI Cosby, who appears on "Captain Kangaroo'' from time to time. Donna Pope, a member of the Ohio House of Repre· sentalives sine 1972, has been confirmed by the Senate to a five-year term as director of the U.S. Mint Sen. Makolm Wallop, R· Wyo . had a hard t ime marshaJling his metaphors Wallop told a workshop on federal land acquisition that reason and not e m otion should govern future govern· ment land-buying practices. Otherwise, Wallop ob· Gerald Ford's pre presidential papers are open for use by researchers al the Ford Library in An n Arbor, Mich .. according to Dr. Robert M. Warner, archivist or the United States. The 1.5 million papers in· elude Ford's congressional files, his Warren Commission work a nd notes from his duties as minority leader of the U.S. House of Repre· senlatives from 1965 to 1973. ll is presidential papers s till are beinl't processed The Ford L1 brary opened 1n April on the University of Michigan campus. More than 275.000 photographs and 700 ,000 feet of mollon pie· tures were made available to the public then served. 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Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 s Judge lobbies Congress WASfUNGTON (AP) -Witb a peraonal hand from Attorney General William French Smith and opt.lml5tic predictions from Senate leaders, Sandra Day O'Connor bu opened a penonal campat1n lo assure her con- rirmalion as the flrat woman Supreme Court juaUce. During a carefully orchestral· ed Washington visit, Mrs. O'Con- nor met for four hours with Sm ith, and other Justice Depart· ment offlciala Tuesday, and then moved on to Capitol Hill for meetings with more than a dozen influential members of the House and Senate. Among them were Senate Ma· jority Leader Howard Baker and Sen . Strom Thurmond, R·S.C., chairman o f the Senate Judiciary Committee. "A great number of senators have expressed s upport, some publicly, some prlvJtely," Baker said. "None have ex- pressed opposition.'' Later in the week, the 51-year- old Arizona appeals court judge Is to meet with conservative senators, including Jesse Helms, R-N .C., who have questioned Mrs . O'Connor's views on legalized abortion. But Baker played down the importance of the issue in the confirmation process, which he said should be over before the Supreme Court begins its Oc· tober session. Sen ate nixes taxin g Socia l Secur ity WASHINGTON <AP> -The Senate h as unanimously ap. proved a resolution saying it will not enact legislation to tax Social Security benefits. The "sense of the Senate" re· solution was adopted on a 98-0 vote. A 1979 Advisory Council on Social Security recommended that half of Social Security benefits be taxed. It estimated such a proposal would affect 10.6 million couples or individuals and produce an average tax in· crease of about $350, for a total increase of about $3.7 billion. The President's Commission on Pension Policy recommended last February that contributions to. and benefits from, Social Security receive the same tu treatment u other retirement programs. The commission recom - mended that taxes on conlribu· Lions to Social Security to be de· ferred and benefits from Social Security eventuaJJy be counted as income subject to taxation. The resolution said in part that "Social Security was established to protect the in· come of Americans against the serious economic risks that families face upon retirement. disability and death." And it said the prospect of having their benefits taxed "has alarmed many older Americans and may have undermined their confidence in the integrity of the Social Security f>rogram." The resolution said in part elderly are especially burdened by innation and that the costs of basic necessities such as fuel, food and medical care have risen raster than the rate of in- flation. Gem Talk By J C HUMPHRIES Cnt1f1,d G,molo1111t, AGS UNIQUE AND UNUSUAL Al our store we have one display case that holds a special attraction for our customers. That's where we keep our anti· que a nd estate jewelry. This lovely jewelry, unUke a uaed car, does not lose value with age and use . The selection Is constantly changing as pieces are sold and new ones come in. At any Ume you are sure to find itema of ln· terest. There are necklacea, rings, broaches and earrtn1s for the ladies, cuff llnka, sUck pins and watch foba for the men. Besides the jewelry, you can alao expect to ae• antique watches, restored to perfect working order, button boolra, 1llver coin pune1, compattl ud clsarette c ..... Every item In the department la an outatandtn1 baraaln ln pr let u well u beauty. Stop ln any Ume and aee what we bavt to offer. Visit often to see what ne• Items are added nearly •••ryweek. For the unique and unu1ual at bar1aln prices, villt ~ antique and est.ate J •elry department. Deltyfl'I ......... .., .. , ....... WILD RIDE -Staysee Gallehue of Costa Mesa got her $2 worth from "old bad one eye," a mechanical bull. She stayed on for the entire ride, about one minute, at the , Orange County Fair. Search continues for kidnap suspect Authorities arc still searching for a shaggy-haired suspect who kidnapped and molested a 10· year -old Fountain Valley girl June 29 before leaving her for dead along a remote Santa Ana C anyon Ro ad S h e was hospitalized briefly and is now home. The Orange County Sheriff's Department has released a com· posite drawing of the man, about 35 years old, 5-foot, 7-inches to 6 feet tall , with brown collar length hair and a crooked front tooth shaped like a "V". Sheriff Lt. Wyatt Hart said the broadcast description of the sus· peel has resulted in numerous calls to the department, but there has been no pos itive iden· tification yet. The girl was kidnapped from a Fountain Valley playground and taken to the desolate area where she was molested, choked and left for dead. She m anaged to c limb down an embankment after the attack and flagged down a passing motorist. The suspect's car was described as compact, orange or brown in color with bucket seats a nd possibly no back seat The door handle was missing on the passenger side Anyone with any information is urged to call the Sheriff's Department at 834 3000. SEEN THIS MAN? Police drawing We'Te Listening ••• What do you hkc about the Daily Pilot., What don't you like? Call the number below and your message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor The same 24-hour answering service may he used to record letters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification No circulation calls, please Tell us what's on you r mind From T h e I 920's 642•6086 DIAMONDS APffiOX 6 30 CARATS EME~ALDS APPROX 1 0 CARATS MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY @ 1823 NEWPORT Bl.VO COSTA MESA ~ 35 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION hntiAIMtlc1rd-Ma1i.r Charge PHONE ..,_:MO, •• r:--1 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday. July 15, 1981 .. ~ •. ,..,... -.... --..... Haig pledges arms talks NEW YORK <AP ) - Secretary of State Alexander M. Hale Jr. hu flatly denied that the administration is dragging its feet on arms con· trol, and declared instead a re· solve to strike a deal with the Soviets which • 'truJy strengthens international security.'' ·'The charge that we are not interested in arms control or that we have cut off communica· tions with the Soviets on these ia· s ues is simply not true," he said. He added he has a "broad agen· da'' in mind for talks to begin in November. But Haig linked any reduction in the weapons race to Moscow's behavior, saying. "Soviet in· ternational conduct directly af. feels the prospects for success." Any other approach, he s aid, "ends up by saying that in order lo preserve arms control , we have to tolerate Soviet ag. gression. This administration will never accept such an appall· ing conclusion." Haig's remarks, clearly part of the adminis tration's new drive to demonstrate it has a comprehensive foreign policy, cam e in an address lo the Foreign Policy Association. The secretary was the target of hecklers shouting "Money for jobs, not war. U.S. out of El Salvador," as he began bis s peech, and officials removed one protester from the hall. the paradoxes of our time that the prospects for arms control depend upon the achieve ment ol a balance of arms." Haig said negotiations won't work if they are "dominated by pious hopes and simplistic solu· lions." He said the paramount aim of arms control "must be to reduce the risk of war." To that end, he said, the administration bas adopted a "realistic set of prin· clples to guide a more effective approach lo arms control." They are: -Arms control efforts will be an instrument of, not a replace· m e nt for. a coherent allled security policy. -Agreements should ·'truly enhance security." -Negotiations s hould take in· lo consideration "the whole con· text or Soviet conduct world· wide." -Agreements rqust be balanced "the Soviet Union must be more willing in the future to accept genuine parity for arms control to move ahead." -Agreements must include effective means of verification and mechanisms for securing compliance. -AJI arms control processes and weapons systems must be taken into account in negotla· lions even when not the subject of negotiations. Aerial view shows recently constructed $3 million vacation home of Jacqueline Onassis at Martha's Vineyard, M ass. "With a clear sense of di rec· l ion and a dedication to the serious objectives of arms con· trol, this administration will strive to make arms control suc· ceed," Haig said. Haig said the administration is pursuing a "broad agenda" of specific arms control efforts. The United States hopes to begin formal negotiations with the Soviet Union by mid·November, he said, on ways of controlling deployment of medium·range nuclear missiles in Europe. , . New libe ral dire ction s oug h t WASHINGTON (AP) -Think tanks are a growth industry in Washington. They come in vary· lng sizes and ideological hues. The commission studies offer haven to economists and ad· ministrators who come and go from government with s hifts in power. Some 09tfits are influentiaJ: some are aJmost invisible. Some latte on research assignments for the government; more spend their time on research about the government. Now there's a think tank de· voted to pointing the Democratic Party jn new directions by tenerating ideas to ser ve UberaJ objecti'ves in what seems a con· servative era. The Center for Democratic PoUcy is bent on writing a new agenda for liberalism. in a party that s uddenly discover ed its lease on power was running short. ··Democrats for the past 40 years have been running against H e rbert Hoover and for Franklin Roosevelt," says Ted Van Dyk, pres ident of the center . He s hould know. He helped lour Democrats run for president. Now. out of the White House and halfway out of power in Congress, Democrats have to do what Republicans did and build a new policy base, Van Dyk said. That's what his outfit is go- ing to try to deliver. It won't be easy. Van Dyk sees the economy, with the emphasis on inflation, and the decentralization of gov- ernment power as the two major NEWS ANALYSIS issues of the day. He also sees the Democrats in trouble on both. unJess they can come up with some new answers . Democrats have been in charge While deficits and infla· lion have soared, and they are identified. Van Dyk says, with "big. centralized bureaucratic federaJ government," which is what most voters don't want. ·'The task is to come up with policies and approaches lo meet these demands in ways that are in keeping with our traditional ideas." Van Dyk says. The Democrats' approach to serving those traditiona l ideas has relied heavily on federal programs. which leads to big budgets and big government. In effect, Van Dyk is talking about devisin g a conservative ap· proach to reach liberal goals To an extent, that's what Jim· my Carter tried. without sue cess. He came to the White House promising to reorganize government into a leaner, more e fficient operation , a nd to bala nce the federal budget within a term. Liberals didn't like it and conservatives said it wasn't enough. But Van Dyk says the new policy center can and will come up w i th fr esh i deas fo r Democrats, ideas be claims will start to show up in the 1982 con· gressional ca mpa igns . The center has just commissioned its first set of studies, on wages. prices. taxes and econom ic pro· duclivity. Van Dyk, who worked for the late Sen. and Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and later served in the presidential cam- paigns of George McGovern, Carter and Edward M. Kennedy, is day.to-day boss at the center. He had been a vice president of Weyerhaeuser Co. in Seattle. Terry Sanford, former gov ernor of North Carolina , now president of Duke University and a sometime pres idential candidate himself, is chairman of the center Pianrung a Baby Shower? r Let us help! Pretty Hallmark paper partyware and accessories make it easy to plan a shower for the Mom-to-be. "Pvrveyon of Old Ttme Nelghbortln•••" ' ... -... ... '?"•-· DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS But he said the United States will also insist on building up its military strength. "It is one of 642-5878 Get Two Sundays a eek Unneeded items taking up place in your space? Sell it a ll and put cash in your pocket with the new Daily Pilot 8-Day Week . We can put you in touch with more buyers because our classifieds have an extra day to sell every week. Get results with the ads that last longer. Get the 8·Day Week special classified rate. CaJl 642-5678 today! For an EXTl\A day, call today 642·5678 • Open 8 to 5:30 Monday-Friday, 8 to noon Saturday. The new Daily Pilot 8·DayW.ek it's a PLUS DAY.WEEK 8 J)ays 3 Lines 8 DOllar.S .......... ,.... ...... _...,.... __ .,..... ••nlun• ....... ~ .......... -.c.. ..................... "9 ......... ,. ...... .._.,.._ ..... _ ...... l ---... . -... ---....... -........ ' .. I . . ..... - ··-·--· ~UillU~ Strike called test case San Jose pact gives equal pay for comparable work SAN JOSE (AP) -As strildne city workers overwbelminely approved a contract that would glve equal pay for comparable work. national union officials predicted the unique strike would benefit working women across the country. ·'The resolution of the strike . . . is a major victory for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and for working women everywhere,'• said Philip Sparks, a spokesman for the union, in which 40 percent of the 1 million members are women. Buoyed b y the San Jose walkout, AFSCME attorneys "within the next week" plan to file complaints against various cities and states with federal agencies investigating sex dis· crimination on the job, Sparks said in a telephone interview Tuesday from Washington. He declined to identify the Joe a lilies. Before the strike began July 5, Sparks called the dispute a "lit· mus test." Members of Local 101 voted 295-27 to accept the contract, reached Monday night and quickly approved by the City Countil. ·'The workers feel that every day they were on strike was well worth the sacrifice" to win $1.5 million to help correct pay disparities and a 15.5 percent general pay raise over two years, said Mike Ferrero, presi- dent of the local. The cost of the entire settlement, including a general wage Increase, was estimated at ~ million. When the setUement was an· nounced Monday, Mayor Janet Gray Hayes said it is .. a first giant step toward fairness in the workplace for women within the severe budget constraints of the city." the nation's 17th largest. About 400 workers, mainly clerks. librarians and park supervisors, stayed off the job each day, city officials said. The local has 700 members and represents nearly 2,000 city workers. ·'The national union did see it, the strike, as a test case and did commit its full resources in helping the union." Sparks said. The aid included a union study two years ago that indicated that women were not paid as much as men for comparable work. The strike, believed to be the first in the nation by public workers over the parity issue, drew national attention to the city which calls itself "the feminist capital of the world." San Jose has a female mayor and majority on ats Caty CouncLI Fueling the s trike was an an· dependent s tudy. paid for by the city, that rated jobs general ly done by women and jobs mainly held by men m terma of responsibility and difficulty an· volved. The consultants, Ha y As sociates of San Francisco. con eluded that the fema le dominated jobs paid less than comparable. male-dominated positions At the slrike's on1>et , union leaders demanded the city pro vide $3.2 million over four year1> to correct the disparities Tht> city was offering Sl 45 maJhon over two years On Sunday, union and cal> of fi cials announced that a ten tative pact was reached that would provide nearly SJ milhon over four years and a 15 S general pay raise over two years. But in a surprise. the City Council rejected the 'package within hours. s aying 1t rould not make the four-year monc) <·om mitment Negotiations resumed Mon day. as worke r s wondered whether a threat to fire them if they dad not report to work would be earned out But tht.> deadline passed without efft><'l or comment by city 0Hac1als Hassle over nominees told Deukmejian reportedly wrote letters to judges defendants, the newspaper re· ported. through sources She said nominees should tw judged by the commission on tht· basis of their qualifications. not on any views the~ might hotel the sources told the newspapt"r • l . .,,. -... . . .. . . .. ·---·-·~ .. -. . . ·orange Coast DAILY PILOT. Wednesday, July 15, 1981 s Al SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A letter by Attorney General George Deukmejian seeking the views of two California Supreme Court nominees h as drawn s harp criticism from Chief Justice Rose Bird, a newspaper reported. Deukmejian sent copies of hjs letter to Ms . Bird and Lester W. Roth, senior appellate judge. All three sit on the Commission on Judicial Appointments, which must approve the nominations. The sourtes said DcukmeJia11 replied to the chief iust1ce that his legal s taff researthed tht• 1!'. sue and determined he had thl· right to query the nomanet.>s A~WI,..,.... DeuJcmejian wrote letters to Court of Appeal Justice Otto M. Kaus and Alameda Superior Court Judge Allen E. Broussard, the San Francisco Examiner re· ported Tuesday. Deukmejian asked them to tell him their stands on some 14 stale Supreme Court decisions, ranging from a 1972 ruling that declared the death penalty un· con sti tutional to the con- troversial 1980 ruling, that, in ef· feet, made it more difficult for · ·ud es to den bail to criminal On Friday, the commission will review Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's nominations to replace Justice Wiley W. Manuel, who died of cancer in January. and Justice William P. Clark Jr .. who resigned from the court in March to become deputy secretary of state. In response to Deukmejian's letter, Ms . Bird sent him a sharply worded letter contend· ing what he did appeared im· proper and unethical . the newspaper said it learned Fish fora steak SPRAYING PROTEST Effigy hangs below Valley. Chemicals reportedly had never been ~1gn on Pronger Ranch at Saratoga Tuesday used in the orchard, hence the protest . prote~llng aerial ~r~ymg in _S_a_n_t_a_C_l_a_r_a ___________________ _ A spokesman for Dcuk meJaan said only that he would ··make an announcement later th11> week.'' Kaus was the onl y one "'ho responded to Deukmejian's let ler, the newspaper reported Kaus reportedly told Dcukme j ian he had written numerous decisions available for Deukme jian's inspection. USO gets home • In San Diego S,\~ l>IEGU 1APJ After two movPs 1n the l;ist 12 months, the l ~o f1nalt~ has a home of its 11\.\ n 1.1r1th a 50·vl'ar leai.e The l'n1tcd Service Orgamza lion has mO\.ol'd anlo a new Sl.2 mtllton facility al Navy Field at f'1fth Street and Harbor Drive. near the spot where tens of thousands of sailors on liberty trooped ashore al the fleet land· 1ng durin~ World War ·11 and the Korean War. The 15,000 square-foot com· pl ex is on land owned by .a.he San Diego Unified Port Authority High n se and tourist attractions are planned on the property. NOW MONEY MARKET RATES INSURED ON YOUR /\CHECKING DOLLARS ('0~1PARE WllAT \'Ol' GET: Interest Earnings tied to the mone~· market Ch eek \\ ritin° ahilit \ ,..... . A C.( 'OL. :\TS I \:Sl. 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Coming Soon To Corona de/ Mar Westcliff Pina, 1100 Irvine Avenue-. cwport ~ach, CA 9266~ (714) 64!>·6&0& 9 6 Monday thru Thursday, 9-6 Friday. 9 1 Saturday . . ' . ... ~ . ' ........... -......... ". Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday. July 15, 1981 Marine Maj. Gen. Kenneth L. Robinson •OJIS JIOung troops reapona to hu emphasi! on what'& right and wrong and hu justice t~mpertd with mercy at Camp Pendleton where leatMrrleck crime rote ts down 1horpl11. Camp Pendleton CO hears down on ethics CA MP PENDLETON (AP> - Marines under a different kind of general who talks or ethics and public good are waging ~ peacetime assault on crime at the world's big· gest amphibious base -both on and off the base. In the 10 months since Maj. Gen. Kenneth Robinson took charge at . 'We wanted to get the troops talking about ethics. , Camp Pendleton, authorities said Tuesday, crime is down 12 percent. In neighboring Oceanside, lusty leathernecks on leave account for 18 percent of police bookings -an un· precedented drop from 28 percent in 1980. Mercy tempers justice doled out under Robinson. a 31-year veteran who ordered the battalion he com· mandcd in Vi e tnam's Que Sanh Valley never to s hoot at a Viet· namese unless he was dressed in an enemy uniform or attacking. The charge given to his Camp Pendleton troops by Robinson Is unique among Marine brass trained traditionally on the battlefield: Be ethical and grow as human beings in the Corps. It is Robinson's example that makes it work, aides say. Once h e fined an officer SS,000 for adultery. Another time. he canceled a court- m a rtial order sending a young Marine to spend eight months at the Fort Leavenworth, Kan., prison for smoking marijuana. As a young Marine, be himself took a blanket, as hls buddies did, when their ship docked at San Francisco after battle time, Robinson admitted in an interview. He used his blanket to wrap his firstborn child home from the hospital and then gave it to the base hospital. Robinson, a 52-year-old psychology student with college degrees in English and business administration, cracked down on growing vandalism at Camp Pendleton on his arrival. The troops were asked i1 they think it is wrong to take an apple from the mess hall to give to a buddy who missed the meal. No, they told Robinson, who then asked if it were wrong to take two, or possibly five. At what point does a man justify stealing steaks or bigger things? "We wanted to get the troops talk· ing about ethics," Robinson said. In some situations, he said, "some of the troops felt the practice of rip· 11ing off was just a way of getting even. What we finally arrived at was the notion that anything that builds community is good. Anything that doesn't is wrong." In adhering to the Marines' strict weight requirements, Robinson limits his lunch to a single cup or yogurt but tolerated obesity in a col· onel within eight months of retire- ment rather than force that fat fellow off work and into the hospital. The base lectures deal with truth. human development and right and wrong. Chaplains and others go into individual units for private talks on ethics. and base morale is described as at a high in peacetime. The :.>.000 leathernecks at Camp Pendleton include 20,000 still under the age of 20 or only slightly beyond. They see their gray-haired father figure of a general as a stem yet fair man. After artillery and bombing runs the other day, a civic club outside the 125.000-acre base ordered Robinson. a member, to pay SlO for disturbing the peace. He stood up and said . '"Gentlemen. the noise you hear is the sound of freedom.·' The fin e. like his character· building, stuck. Ditched pilot survives 56 hours in Atlantic JACKSONVILLE. Fla. <AP> -A Navy pilot who stayed afloat for 56 hours in the Atlantic Ocean without a life jacket says thoughts or his family helped keep him going. "At the end when I was getting very tlred, I thought I had to do something," Lt. Cmdr. Allen Spicer He attributed his survival to 't he grace of God, my will to live, Navy training and the love of my family . . . ' said. "I never said, 'I'm going to give up and die.· I had t-0 do something." Spicer, 36, flying a rented plane, ditched the craft last week in the Atlantic when names jumped at his race. He floated for more than two days off the Florida coast befote the Ude washed him close to shore. He attributed his survival to "the grace of God, my will to llve, the pro- f essional training I received in the Navy and the love of my family." Spicer said he stayed afloat through "drown·proofm1" -remain· int almost motionleaa wbJle sua- pended In the walel', slowly breaklnf the surface several times a minute for a breath or air. Spicer said he waa taking the retll· ed Piper Arrow OD a nitbl lest nitht because he planned to Oy hlt wife to Tampa, Fla .. for a surprise blrtbday party before be left with bis 1quad for the Mediterranean. A Navy pilot with 3,500 hours of flight time over 12 years, Spicer said he was returning from St. Au(u.stlne when he heard tbe engine knock. Sud· denly, Spicer said, he saw a "flash of fire in my eyes." Shortly after midnight, he radJoed his approximate position and told controllers he was going to ditch off Ponte Vedra Beach. He said he decided to dump the plane in the water because be didn't know tidal or beach conditions. And, "I didn't want to hurt a nybody else." Spicer said the aircraft sank and trapped him in the cockpit. "Finally I was able to get the door opened." He. said he shoved out his briefcase in hopes or using it ror notation. He stripped to his underwear and used bis clothing to help him float. In the water. Spicer said be thought a shark hit him. . "Something hit me with lremen· dous force. I was terrlfied but I knew I shouldn't panic." Whatever it was didn 'l bother him again, Spicer said. The plane was found in about 20 feet of water but Spicer wu not sighted until a bicyclist found him crawling on the beach the next mom· In&. By Thursday, he sald, "I knew I couldn't laat much lon1er." Later, be lifted his head from the water and spotted land. "I slghted land. I saw a ll&ht. That was my goal. that U1ht, · • he aald. He be1an a slow 1Wim t.o shore and finally bla feet teuched bolt.om. Mrs. Spicer said that t.hrouchout the time her husband wa1 mlHinJ, 1he kept telling herself, ·•u anybody can survive, It will be my huaband. '' New look! New size! We~kender magazine coming Friday Japanese-American internment probed WASHJNGTON <AP) -Former Supreme Court JustJce Abe Fortu testlfied that racial prejudice, not na · tlonal security, led to the mua ln· ternment or people or Japanese de· scent in World War II. He called the episode a tragic error, an outrage, an unconscionable and irrational deed. "1 think It Is clear -perhaps lt was always clear -that the maaa evacuation order was never justified," Fortas told an official ln· quiry Into events that happened near· ly 40 years ago. •'I cannot escape the conclualon that racial prejudice was a buic ln· gredlent," he said. "Even the trauma of war does not excuse lrra· Uonal and needless assaults upon human beings and senseless viola· lions of our fundamental constitu· tional principles." Fortas, an undersecretary in the Interior Department from 1942 to 1946 when 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry were interned, said the camps were humanely administered bijl "this fact does not and should not absolve our nation or relieve the na· tional conscience." Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii, who lost his right arm fighting in Ila· ly as part or the famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team. ad· monished the commission to: •·Make your report one that will awaken this experience enough to haunt the conscience of this nation - haunt it so we will never forget that we are capable of such an act." Hawaii's large Japanese pbpula· lion was not interned. The 9-m ember com mission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians was created by Congress and signed into law by President Carter. It will hold another bearing in Washington on Thursday then move on to Los Angeles, San Fran· cisco. Seattle, three sites in Alaska and finally to Chicago. It is lo review the facts and circumstances of the internment, which was ordered by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and to de- termine what if any redress is owed the people affected and their descen· dants. I nouye·s coll eague from Hawaii, Sen Spark Matsunaga, called the holdlng ol Japanese-Americans "Ln what can only be described as ·Am edcan·style concentration camps" one of the darkest pages In American history. James Rowe, the No. 2 man in the Justice Department at the Ume, told the commission that fear and hysteria after the attack on Pearl Harbor were to blame for the de· cision to intern West Coast Japanese -but not Germans and Italians. No distinction was made between those who were American citizens and those who were not. "Tbe great phase was 'military neceaaity,' " he said. "A handful of people like me were against the evacuation right from the beginning, but we didn't have any allies." Among those supporting the Intern· ment, he said, were the late Earl Warren, then a prosecuting attorney and later governor of California and Chief Justice of the United States. .......... An order signed by Roosevelt in 1942 set the evacuation to the camps in motion, bul Rowe said he doesn't think Roosevelt gave the matter much thought. "The president made the decision," he said, "but r don't really think be spent much time on it. It's a serious thing to say. but I think it was a minor thing to him." Rowe said be or poses financial compensation. "I the Japanese Americans want an apology, good." he said. "They are entitled t-0 it. But what good it'll do them after 40 years, I don't know." SIBLING SILLINESS -It was one of those "assembly required" gifts as Sam Maytar presented a wrench, keys and a Volkswagen in scores of pieces to ttis brother John in Chicago. The siblings attempt to outdo each other with such offbeat gifts as a hot air balloon with a female stripper, or four tons of manure. Sam decided on the car after John complained about high gas prices. The grass always • is greener ... RIVERSIDE (AP > -The Air Force sprayed grass with green dye to make the parade grounds at March Air Force Base look nicer for a ceremony. Base officials said about 10 percent of the grass in the 125,000-square-foot parade ground was brown because of an invasion by lawn moths. Base c ivil engineers had planned to treat the area with a mixture of Ii · quid fertilizer and insecticide. Lt. Deborah Bertrand, a public affairs of· ficer. said the ci vii engineers had green dye on hand. so they added it to the mixture to spruce up the grounds for the 15th Air Force change of command ceremony Tuesday. "We think it appropriate to be proud of our base, and we want lo honor dignitaries as they visit us." Ms. Bertrand explained ... A few cents worth of green dye that serves a dual purpose 1s a pretty simple step to take." She said the dye was on hand because it ts used lo spray brown patches at the golf course the base operates As the dye was sprayed Monday by two civilians . it turned the brown patches a deeper green that the healthy grass sur· rounding it. The contrast was deliberate. according to Ms . Bertrand Ordinarily, workers place s takes around the treated area. 29 NeW Offiees: ·------ ,, ...................... lr-- QUEENIE C••• ".,. '-''1"*<1'"· ioc w-,...,. -· DEAR READERS: If you llave bd diabetes for several years, you may be eUgJ. ble to parUcipate in a nationwide atady of diabetic eye disease and Ua treatment, for which Los Angeles eye clinics are now recruiting patients. The new research project, wll.lch will la· volve 4,080 patlenta and 11 medical centers uross the country, ls called tbe Early Treat· ment Diabetic Retlnopatby S&udy <ETDltS). It Is sponsored by the Natloaal Eye Institute <NE(), a branch of tbe federal goverameat's National lutitates of Health. ltecraitlag for the study In the Los Angeles area are lite Jules Stein Eye lutltute of the Unlverslty of CallfomJa and the Estelle Dobeay Eye Foaa· datlon of the University of Southern CallfomJa. Each of the medical centers lavolved ln the ETDRS ls seeking people for Uie shady who have early signs of diabetic retlnopatlly, a disease ot the retlaa, wll.lch ls present la about 40 percent of the nation'• mUUon diabetics. The major goal of the study ls to de· termine whether a treatment called photocoaguJatJon wollld be more elfectln la preserving vllion ll It were med early la Uae course of diabetic retlaopatlly aad to O.d oat if this treatment Is effective agaimt leaka1e of Ould in Use central part of tbe rettaa ud tbe bllln'ed vlsloe Ulat often res .. u from tb1I leakage. A tblrd objective of tbe ETDU ll to determine whether asplrta may be UMfal la treatment of diabetic retlaopatJliy. People with diabetes wbo are laterested In participating 1bould contact tbelr eye care speclallst or tbe physician wbo II treat1n1 their diabetes fer advice. Doctors laterested ln referring patlenta to the study sboald coe· tact one of the ETDR cllnlct. 'Ille malllag ad· dress at Jules Stela Eye lmdtate II Center for the Health Sciences, UCLA School ol Medicine, Los Angeles IOOZ4 (phoee: (%13) 206-6093). To contact the Estelle Doheay Eye Foundation, write to 1355 Saa Pablo Ave., Los Angeles 90033, or phone (213) ZZl-5%%7. Nutritiona~ guide DEAR PAT DUNN: I recall reading ln your column that the federal government bas established new nutritional guidelines. What are they, and how can I get written lnlorma· tion about them? I should have clipped and saved your column ite m, but I wasn't that much interested in good nutrition at the time. I've decided to do something about my poor eating habits and hope you'll repeat this in· formation for me. M. R., Corona del Mar Better late than never. Altboap Ute re· vised natrltlonal guldellaes are DOt specific regarding exact amoanta ol natrleata, tltey recommend the followln1: eat a variety ol foods; malatain Ideal welpt; avoid too m•ell fat; eat food wttll adeqaate d&rcb aad ftber; avoid too macll Hlar; avoid too macla sodium and drink only ln modera&loa. Free copies of the galcleUDet are avaUa· ble from the Otnce of GoTeramea&al aad Public Affairs, USDA, Wasllln1ton, D.C. 20%50. Home advice offered DEAR READERS: U y .. wut IO flad oat bow to select boue pluu, jut plcl •P the pbaoe, dlal 774·7 .. , alMI ull for me11a1e 117. If yoea need flr•&·ald laformatloe for pet 1talu Oii carpet, ask for •eaa1e 4't. Tlaete are two of tile 317 Ea,.._ a..S Spaalsll a.me a..S garde'.11 ..,._au. n· cordlap prepared by Ceepera&l•e ~ advt.en fer Oru1e Coul7 lfttde•U. Called "TeleUp," Ute .......... HfYlee operaa. lrom I a.m. IO I P·•· weftda7a, ·wllla Z4·1aoer dally opera&... olfere4 fer T•d1·'-.,..._. eqal ..... _. pelut&J 1au._ A CGPY el TeleCAp Mpla ••J M n · qae.&ed bJ ae•dl•I 1 aelf-1ddre11ed, sta•Jied etlYdepe IO : T....,, c11,1rallYe Es...-1 1• 8. Harbor .,.._, .U.W• '*'· f .... -._. .. ___ __ .. . -.... .. .. -.... . .. . .. . . . . . . .... .. -----#•'ii',-._ ......... .. l Orange Cout OAJLY PILOT, Wedneaday. July 15, 1981 Firefly collectors earn penny a hug VINTON; Iowa (AP) -Aa d-.k falll on 1u.ltry uly daya, the a.u. family ahoutden 1peeial net.I IDd foraya l.DIO fields, pub IDd yardl la March tJI OJckert.q lllbtl oa leafy planta • la &b• sky. Tbey sneak up oa corn plant,, tbe1t swoop in with tbelr Dell. lt'a flrefly time 11a11t. The Hellu are aot amateur en· tomolopau bulldln• up 1 coUectioa or entomopboblaa tryia1 to pur,. their neichborbood of U.htnln1 bup. They're firefty bunt.en, nettln1 tbe U..C11 at a penny 1 bus for 1 comPAQY that ex· tracts tbelr "alow cbemicala" for study. Nancy Helle, 41, aays her family can catch 1,000 lllhtnlna bu11 an hour and for the put decade bu earned about $3,000 a summer for their efforta. Si1ma Chemical Co., of St. Louil, pro· vides the Relles and other collectors with shipping cont.alnen, neu and even buttons designating them u members of ita Slama Plrefly Sclenlllta Club. Slama, amon1 Ill other work, H · tracts tbe chemicall from the bup' 1towt.q tallJ or "lanteru" and then 1bip1 them to unlveralty lab• and boepltala for study. Th• cbemicall are used primarily ln medical research, ~apeclally in the field of cancer dla1no.ia and the 1tudy of mwUple aclerOlla, cysUc ftbr0ti1 and heart d1J. · eue. Cbemicala derived from the llrefty - luclferin and luclferue -alJo are uted in the study ol environment.al problems. For nample, they fi1ure In a test on water suspected of being contaminated. Company spokesman Jerry Junltel said people in about 18 states participate l{l Siem a 'a firefly cam· pal&DJ. The collection of Uabt.niq bu11 is important, be said, becauH the chemical luclferaae la difftcult to derive in the laboratory. The Relles -Nancy; her husband, "rm serious about getting ahead. .. EveryoAe knows tile wol'long WOJtd 1s tcxql Ind C01111>9t1t1ve I'm In buS1ness where an advanctd degtee really llelps. That's Wily I decided to go loi my MBA 1n management eventt1ou9ht had a lull-lune JOI> dunno tile day. National UruYetSlly made graduate study as easy as possible by oHenno alt my courses at night, one course per month. Tile Quahty ol 111s1ruc11on ~·1 be beat My 1nstructOl's were real professionals who had solld expenence 1n business. Most of them hold doctOl'ates as "(ell Students study lr1 small groups with people wllo have ambttlOOS and goals similar to tlle11 own I learned a great deal lrom them as well as from my P'OlessofS. II you're In the worklflil world and are considefina That's why I chose National University." L.-y Aood AA, El Cimino College BA. C.I State Fullerton MBA. Natlonll Unlveralty. 1980 We're u sertous abeat your future u you are. Claue1 letliD Aupsl l . MIA/llA going back to schOol IOI' an aoYaoced degree. t highly recommend Na!ional University. National understands wllat mature. careet ·mmde<I people need and want m furthering t11e11 educatton. · You register only once IOI' a complete degree P'Ollram. Register any working day ot tile year Choose day or evening classes. whichever best Ills your schedule. C~ete one course eadl month. Tllefe are over 30 admission and ctassroom centers located throughout San Diego, Orange and Los Angeles Counties Financial aid is available to those whO quahly Our all business ai>P'Oac/I 10 study has already lletped over 40.000 otllers get ahead m their careers tsn t this a good month for you to get started? call now for further mformahon 1ntne (714) ff1-IHI ll TOf'e (114) 1 .... 711 LM MMlllM (21S) 04-4714 _______ ,...._ _ _. .. ,. -.. -·-· .. -.........-- .,._..., c.-... -~-· --. ....._., --· ScMtls ... """"'· •s.mu-· a-·-Colllf• Chuck; and their children, Andy. 15, Scott, 11 , and Jenny, 5 -send In thousa.ndl ol their ori bup and tbOle collected by U to 20 other f amiUes here about three Umee a week durinl July, which la prime trapplnc aeuoa. But Mn. Helle wa.rna that maltin1 lllbtalna bua money Isn't u ea1y aa lt sounds. For one thlne. the llreruea blink only for four-tenths of a second every two secondl, and by the time you swoop lD with your net. they've often diaap· pea red. One trick of the trade la to try to catch them at dusk, not after dark, when they can still be seen aga.lnat the sky. 11owtng or not. Another lric!E, she Hya, is to catch them just aft.er they crawl out of the around in early evenin1. At that time, they can be found on com leaves and other leafy plant.a before they begin fly. ing and bllnklng, she said. .. . ....___ .... NOMINEE -Presi- dent Reagan an- nounced he will nominate Bruce Chapman, Seattle, Wash ., former secretary of state for Washington, to be the U.S. census director. lhe princess silhouette with tuck pleated shoulders, raised waistline. and released Inverted pleats. Elegance exquisitely expressed In buttery soft cashmere. and It's ours first . In French vanilla or periwinkle blue, 6·14, $570. From Nipon Coature, Townleigh Coats. representative selection B~ llOC~5 Wll)~I~~ NEWPORT BEACH Po ET IC ELEGANCE Style that strikes a variety of poses, from tender naivete to dramatic sophistication. Full. billowy sleeves. tie collar and tuck-pleated bodice with cummerbund. Whisper-soft. rustling silk taffeta In shadowy jewel·tone stripes of pink and blue. 2·12, $390. by Albert Nlpon. Signature Room. representative selection Informal modeling of the /lfJW Fall I and II collections by Albert Nipon wlll be presented by Ms. Carole Dixon. From 11:30 until 3:30. today at Newport Beach. ~UllOC~) WI lS~ IR~ NEWPORT BEACH • .. :..--. .. ,. '•···---·-····-· ""' ......... ., .. Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT, WtdnHday, July 15. 1981 ·LENDING SUPPORT -Nancy Reagan joins hands with singing students at Second Genesis, Inc., of Upper Marlboro, Md .. a prof essiona1 treatment agency for those .~..,......... who have chosen an irresponsible lifestyle. Many graduates have gone on to responsi· ble positions in the community near Washington, D.C. 'Dragon' game opponents sued Witchcraft priestess claims Christian group libeled her SACRAMENTO <AP) -A witchcraft practi· Uoner has filed a $610,000 suit against Christian op· l;>onents of the nationally popular "Dungeons anl pragons" game, claiming they libeled her by link· ing her to the alleged evils or the game. • Janice Freeman, 44, who calls herself high priestess and founder of the Sacramento-based Temple of the Ancient Way , claims opponents of the game have attacked her and the religion of witchcraft through statements which characterize th e game as perverse and derived from t-ritchcra!t. ' The suit is directed at Concerned Christians. a f'undamentalist group which issued a pamphlet ast month entitled, "Dungeons and Dragons. Good or Bad." • According to Freeman, the brochure linked fler to "homosexuality, sodomy, rape and other i>erverse acts of sexuality ... played out by peo· pie participating" in the Dungeons and Dragons pme. . The game, a registered trademark of TSR flobbies Inc. of Lake Geneva. Wis .. leads role· playing participants through a fantasy world or monsters and magic. 1 Last month one of the defendants in the suit, fhe Rev. John Torrell, pastor of Christian Life Ministries, made a radio broadcast attacking the game, claiming it encouraged devil worship. The attack. followed up by other fundamen· Trans-ocean air fares to increase WASHINGTON <APl -The Civil Aeronautics Board has given U.S. air carriers flying overseas permission to raise fares from 2.7 percent to 5.3 percent, reflecting expected increases in fuel costs ~etween now and September. The board said Tuesday that airlines flying the Atlantic will be able to increase fares Aug. 1 by 5.3 percent, those flying the Pacific 2. 7 percent and those flying to Latin America 3.04 percent. The standard fare level for airlines flying foreign routes is adjusted by the CAB every two months with some carriers getting a two-month adjustment and others a four-month adjustment. talists, moved a suburban park district to cancel summer youth classes in the game. Other defendants in the suit are Robert Jackson. Rita M. Jackson and John Hempker, members or Concerned Christians. ~/taste goptcaee.~ Tuna Delight Sa~dwlch Huntington Beach f'dnl { ""'' H\H ..,. uf P 1•r SJ.10 Newport Beach Mt Kl P<tcific Co11S1 H"~ Now Serving Beer & Wine 15 Con11enien1 Loca11ons RI/ SR/e shoes WetkMMMI 17 .... ,.... 40--6011[ ep11 Ulandaya &111 •• 111 .. lei ~ flew I • AD PRICES PREVAIL: WEDNESDAY . JULY 15th THRU SATURDAY . JULY 18th GILBEY'S BLUE NUN LIEBFRAUMILCH :::.2.99 BERTOLLI LAM BRUSCO ::: 1.49 Canadian Reserve WHISKY 80 PROOF 1.75LT. 9.29 Colonel Lee WHISKEY ~::~:.8.99 MILLER "LITE" 18 9 12 oz. CANS I PM • . -- ,(7 ( I \ I h_J ~~ -' ~ WE HONOR YOUR CREDIT! II PO POV !o!~o~ 6 99 1.75 LT • MacKinnon's SCOTCH 80 PROOF 1.75 LT. 8.99 E & J BRANDY 80 PROOF 1LT. 6.99 WINES COURT AIDS William Hunt Probe of Hunts blocked DALLAS (AP) -A federal judge has restrained the Securities and Exchange Com- mission's investigation of the Hunt family and the collapse of the silver market, saying the com- m ission acted with "reckless disregard" for the famiJy's rights. Spokesmen for both the Securities Exchange Commission and the Hunt family, based in Dallas , declined com- ment on U.S. District Judge Robert Porter's issuance of a pre - liminary injunction restraining the in- vestigation. The Hunts sought the injunction in Marc h after they learned that SEC attorneys attempt· ed to secure their private banking records without notifying them as required by the federal Right to Finan· cial Privacy Act. Porter said the SEC sent the Hunts written notices of the progress of the investigation and copies of subpoenas the agency bad obtained. But Porte r said the agency illegally tried to circumvent the notifica- tion requirements of the federaJ iaw by altering the subpoenas before they reached the Hunts. Tbe deletions in the subpoenas are "difficult to comprehend," Porter said. The effect of the ii· legal letters and s ub- poenas, Porter said, was to deny the Hunts a chance to challenge the SEC's right to the rec- ords. Since the March 27, 1980, crash in the sil ver market, the SEC and several other feder al agencies have been in- vestigating whether the Hunts manipulate d silver-market transac- tions. Two members of the Hunt family , Nelson Bunker Hunt a nd his brother WilUam Herbert Hunt, Jost an estimated $1. 7 billion to $2.5 billion when the price of silver dropped from $50 per ounce to less than Sll per ounce. Newsman awarded damages SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -Television• newscaster Van Amburg has been awarded $15,000 1n damages in a suit against 'Synanon Foundation alleging in· vasion of privacy and emotional distress. Amburg and four other KGO -TV employees had accu.sed Synanoo of trespassing, haraument and in· timidation during a Synanon campaign pro- t es tl n 1 1978 KGO newscasts about the con- troversial dru1 re- habilltallon pro1ram that later became a re. li1loua corporation. Former KOO 1eneral mana1er Rut• pouabJin, former reporter Joyce Shank, news director Peter Jacobus and ualt· tant Lee McEacbem re· ceived no dama1es from the Saa Franclaco Superior Court Jury. The pla.inllfta aouabt S2 mUUon apiece, but later lowered that amount to .-0,000. Tbe employ .. of UM ABC-owned. ltatioa said tbe:r b.ad received late· !'.!~~o~l~ -Ud;1 m-1). . .... ... . .. -.. --· .. -. . . . . . . - Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 Oft-robbed jeweler crusades for tougher jail terms LOS ANGELES <AP) -The sixth holdup of his suburban Jewelry store ln two yean didn't just terrify Alex Bookaton. It ln· furiated him enou1ht to atart a petiUoo drive to increase the sen- tences meted out to robbers and burglars. "The reason for the recent rub of burglaries is because crime pays," the irate jeweler said. If the 61-year-old Granada Hilla Jeweler s ucceeds, convicted armed robben and burtlars could face 12· to 20·year sentences, in- stead of tbe current two to nve years. 1bo6e convicted of attempt- ing the crimes would face elaht to 12 years instead of two to six. Under Bookston's law, there wouJd be no plea bargaining, suspended sentences or probation. .. , don't alve a damn," says Bookston. "I'm a very angry, very determined man." He launched a petition drive to qualify his proposal for the January 1982 ballot after staring down the barrel of a .357-callber revolver during a Feb. 6 robbery. That cost him $35,000 In cub and jewelry and broueht bis total losses to more than $75,000 -only half covered by insurance, he 1aid. Bookston said he's spent more than $6,000 to print petitions, and "l ' II spend whatever it takes to make this the law." He estimated he hu lS,000 petition signatures: he needs 346,000 by Oct. 26 to qualify for next year's ballot. State Attorney General George Deukmejlan said Bookston's in- ltialive would cost the statt! S280 million a year ln Increased prison coats, plus bieher expenditures tor courta and soctaJ services. Bookston, aayinc he wooden at what price safety becomes too e1'.- pensive, said his law wouJd "teU people that lf they are going t4) commit a crime of bur1lary or robbery, they are going to go awy for an awful long time." i SAVE40~ .......... ...... ICE CREAM KNUDSEN Roch n Natural or CARNATION 1880 Gold SAVE&Oe ALKA-SEL TZER The Sound of Fast Relief woth sptc1ally buttered asporon SPEC AL! BONNE BELL SURE TAN • 1£GUL.Alt SPf-4 • DllY Slit SPf-6 YOUR CHOICE SAVE&Oc SPECIAL! SAVE90e • TAILETS (I0'1) • CA'5ULES (50'1) Reouiar. 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RADIO Fixed AFC on FM Slide· rule tuning 3· PM spea~er for 11ch souno !Bane11es not included l _2895 SAVE 8 7.00 NOltTHERNAIRE 14" FAN ~ HYOlWIG, FICNITGllU Bathes the room and you with ctrculatlng 11r SPECIAL I ll'IOllO-MmRI tna•~ •--NM»-................. . IMTAA¥-•' ............... 1 ..... -··· ........ Ale Orange Coast DAILY P ll,.OT. Wednesday, July 15, 1981 Transit fund share iiot fair to county .. Orange Coast residents who now are forced to crawl along in jammed traffic while commuting to work, shopping or in seeking rt!creation s hould be rightfully outraged at the newest allocation of state funds for transportation ipnprovements. Consider the latest division of c ash that was m ade by the Califorrua Transportation Com- mission. Los Angeles a nd San Diego counties will get more than $20 million each. At the same time, Orange County was tossed a meager SS00,000. It s hould be noted that Or ange County wasn't asking for the moon or planets in seeking funds for studies that could even- tually provide a major mass transit line through the heart of the county. Orange County want- ed .S2.4 millio n for this key project. To people who have to work for a li vin g, t he sums seem enormous. But transportation facilities are tremendously ex- pensive. And when one compares the nearly $50 million that Los Angeles and San Diego counties will share, the hall-million that was pitched to Orange County surely pales by comparison. Even the $2.4 million our county asked for seems like a modest sum. Gettin g a fair s hare of transportation dollars for Orange County, however, may tum out to be a more elusive trick than might be imagined . State lawmakers from Los Angeles and San Diego have managed to get measures passed that guarantee these counties the funds for their mass transit syst ems. After that big pie is sliced, remaining money goes first to ex- isting transit systems. · Unfortunately, Orange Coun- ty's mass transit project is still in the paperwork stage. But the trouble is it might well stay there; just a dream on t h e drawi ng boards unless financing is made available. Clearly. a more equitable sharing of mass transit funds would seem in order. Taking the long view, surely the Los Angeles and San Diego legislators should see that Orange County lies between them. H, in the future, it would be effi cient to link mass transporta- tion through all three counties, it certainJy would be too bad if Orange County had been left as the bottleneck. Even if that view is too futuristic, it is clear that Orange County, the state's second largest county, is being dealt the short end with mass transit planning dollars. This is an inequity that our Orange County legislators should address vigorously when they re- turn to session ACLU's at it again Observe r s o f Southern California's legal scene might easily conclude that this is the slow season for the American Civil Liberties Union lawyer s after they recently leaped into the battle over nudity on public beaches. The ACLU attorneys have now filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles that challenges a year-old law which makes it illegal to romp around naked on Los Ange les area beaches. This legal action is on behalf of 26 members of the Clothing O ptional Soci ety who were arr ested by s heriff's deputies a ft er they wer e seen in the a ltogeth er on t he sands of Malibu. Now, a rguments over nudity a re common enough . But, according to the legal action by AC LU, these arrests violated the First Ame ndment of the U.S. Co n s titution. guaranteeing freedom of s peech a nd ex - pression. Obviously. going naked has nothing to do with talking. It's expression that is at issue here. As one ACLU legal mind put it, "If people are seeking to • com municate through the presen- tation of themselves with no clothing on. the Constitution says they can." It does'? Well that's amazing. Extrapolatin g this argument, it might be suggested that if one wants to express oneself on the issue that it's very hot on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa o r Ada ms Avenue in Huntington Beach. it's off with a ll your clothes time. If this kind of freedom of ex- pression on the beaches is a l- 1 owed. why should one be penalized for doing the same thing on some sidewalk? Right, ACLU'? There's no telling where all this might end. It is a wonderment how the ACLU gets wound into some of these issues. The organization h~s shaken its .credibility enough with some actions in the recent past. There would seem to be enough heavy problems to keep the ACLU more than busy. Beach nakedness would seem to fall rather low on the priority list. But it would be nice it the ACLU had the decency and the judgment not to associate bare backsides with the First Amend- ment. Opinion<, exprc•..,sed 1n the '>PdCC• dbove M (• those of the D.illy Pilot Otner v1ew c, ... prec.sed on Int'> page are tho'>e ol their author" dnd art,.,,., Re.JOer comm<>nt "invit ed Ador~.,., Th1• ;)a1ly Ptlot P 0 Box t)o\J Costa M,...,., CA Q7o16 Phon1 t/1 4i b4~-JJ21 L.M. Boyd / Ta l ent sur vey Pollsters as ked 1,500 retired show business people to name the best aJI· around performer of all time. ln comedy. drama, song and dance, in writing, directing, producing. Ninety percent or those Seasoned Citizens with inside savvy said the most talented in living memory is Mickey Rooney. Think of that! Ninety per· cent! You want the troops to lineer l~s long over their cotree cups during the breaks? Nothing lo ll. Take the chairs out of the snack room. That's what a Pittsburgh law firm did. Nol all lawyers are lovable. Thal joke victim referTtd to here u an April fool la known In France as an April F\sb. Q. Do women ever make obscene phone callJ? A. EvidenUy. The phone checker· uppen say female volctt attOUDt for about 15 ~rcent. ORANGE COAST Daill Pilat ,. Q. Louie. I've heard you gave up your lifetime dream of owning a tr out farm lo raise quarterhorses, true? A Never. The wife Patricia is the quarterhorse fancier But I'm not in- fluenced by all that. Trout remain the No. 1 objective. Not only do I in- tend to raise them. but also to breed them for show, train them to cut min- nows, maybe even race them in New Mexico. if the c reek ever comes up. In the People's Republic of China, parents of one child get hiaher pay than people wtth two children, and people with lwo chlldren get higher pay than people with three cblldren. It's one of that government's birth control measures, according to the correspondents. The raspberry sound, otherwise known as tbe Bronx cheer, was a com mOf'\ expression ln lhe old Roman senate. FUe that und~r "Why Rome t'ell." Thomas P. Hal•Y Publlsner Tltoma A. Mu'"lne Editor Barbara Kreibtch Edrtorlal Page Editor Vote practice rules weaker Despite the fact he is now busily engaged in promoting a n initiative to further restrict the ability or the state and local governments lo increase or add new taxes, Ralph D Morrell, the Dixon crusader for better government, is still keeping a watchful eye on the As· sembly voting practices. It was Morrell's filing last year o( an initiative aimed at baiting the practice of ''ghos t voting" in the Assembly which scared the members into adopt- ing a rule banning the casting or votes of absent members by those present Also prohibited in the rule changes was the practice which had developed of the absent members adding their votes to roll calls al a later date. AT TH E T I ME THE rules were amended last January, Morrell called the action ··a fa rce," asserting the legislators weren't serious and only m ade the new rules to short circwt his drive to gain a constitutional reform "Time has proved me nght, .. Morrell now says ... As weak as the rules they adopted were, they are now working lo make them wea ker." He was referring to a rule change authored by Assemblyman Herschel Rosenthal and adopted June 11 To Llluslrate how this latest change permits deception Morrell cited the case of AB 1787. This is the so·called "Lemon Rill'" which would require auto dealers lo refund the money or replace IARL WATERS a new car which turned out to have 1r reparable defects On June 15 it passed the Assembly with 45 votes four more tha n necessary. However, M orrcll reported. the Assembly Dall} Journal show~ the bill passing with 48 vote~ THIS IS B ECAUSE unde r th e weakening of the rule on June 11. absent members can now add their names lo the roll "if there is no object.Joo ·· Doug Bosco. Maxine Waters and Sam Farr did just lhat in the case of AB 1787 Thus the allusion is created that they were present and participated an the consideration of the me asure when in fact they were neither present nor a moving force an the bill's adoption Murrell quotes Assembly Speaker Willu.· Rrown as asserting "neither al· leged practice <ghost voting or vole s w i l t• h i n g ) i s p r o h i bite d by l he California Constitution and the As· sem bly 1s therefore author ized to perm al these alleged practices." The statement. according to Morrell, was made at the tame he was litigating his attempt lo require open hearings of the Assembly to discuss the entire issue. IT MAY BE T RUE that the constitu- tion doesn·l spec1!1cally prohibit either practice but that d oesn't mean it authorizes it to be done and Willie Brown is too good a lawyer not to know that He also knows that the Legislative Counsel has issued numerous opinions holding neither practice is legal. But Willie's statement would seem to prove the need for the s pecific prohibitions which Morrell attempted in his in- itiative Whale he failed to qualify rus measure for the ballot, two things seem certain. Morrell won·t quit in has efforts to bring about reforms m the Legislature. And. if the legislators persist in playing games with their votes. the next time around may find Morrell with enough s upport to bring about some drastic changes IDegal alien tells why h e works here The other day a man from the stale of Morelos an Mexico came to see me. If I saw most of the people who wanted to talk lo me, I would never have any lime for writing and rest from writing. But I saw J oselito. I saw him because his mother had been the nano in our family when we lived in Cuernavaca a nd had only two children. She was named Maria, as are half the women in Mexico. and she was unmarried then. She was a pleasant girl 30 years ago and an efficient nurse. I re· membered her with aHeclion and learned with pleasur e from her son that she is still alive and lives in El Paso. JOSELJTO, WHO IS IN his middle 20s, is what our government calls an un· documen ted alien a n d most other persons call an illegal alien, which more exactly describes his status. He is an electrician working for a large city in California. Here is his story briefly: "'I started lo cross the River <Rio Grande> when I was an my teens. I have always had a pleasant time here, and have never been picked up by police of any kind. Yet l do not have any desire lo be an American citizen . Let me ex- plain· .. Mexico is my country, and the only reason I have to leave it is to help my family. My father is dead, my mother is too old to work, and my two brothers and one s1~ler run a dairy farm m a town on the Central Plain of Mexico. We expect one day to become a dairy sell ing milk lo the public instead of what we do now, sell it to the daJries "I might have been an electrician 1f I had stayed an Mexico but the rhances CHARUS McCABf ~-~·, \ I ~~ j~ t\) are against it. I make very good money. even by American standards. When r make enough money to buy another cow. or something else my family needs to run the farm. I send the money to them. I am not g1v1ng it away. but I am providing for my future when I havt• a wife and perhaps somt> children "I WOULD LJK E to rontmue this a r rangement until I could go back to Mex ico permanently I see no reason for me to remain here as an illegal. a kind of refugee. My kind of illegal, and there are many of them, are not like other 1m migrants. like people v.ho ran away from the Naw; or from terrible hunger in I reland or life under a bud dictator m La tin America. ' I ltkt• the United States and I like Ml'XIC'CJ. I am not political in nature . It 1s dC'ar that the United States needs my labor. or I would not be working here. My s ituation 1s the same as the illegal lettuce farmers·. except that I am more s k11lt'd and make more money. ·'I wash your government would un· dcrsland that there a re a lot of illegals like us. We do not spend our money on whiskey and dance halls and commit robberies against Americans. We are here to earn a hvmg that our own coun- try does not provide. though the day may {'Orne in my lifetime that Mexico will be .ible to take care of all Mexicans econom1cally "THERE IS NO reason that our coun· try c.innol create a status of permane nt res ident alien. Our function would be clearly understood. We would perform seasonal labor, or we would work at Jobs 1n industries where there is a shortage an labor There are a lot of un- cm plo~ cd people an this country, but there ar<' a lot of Jobs, too. .. And there would be a mutual un· dcrslanding that these Mexicans do not want lo berome excess ivel y Americanized berause their destiny is below thf' t)order. where they were born These MPx1cans do not wish to die in tht• United States. if they can help ii .. Quiz test s knowledge of m.usic facts, feats If music can soothe your savage breast, here·s a little quiz to churn it up again, drawn from the new edition or "Music Facts & Feats," a Gwnness "superlatives" book. If you can get at least one-fourth or the ans wers. you'll SYDIHY HARRIS be doing better than some columnlats I could mention. t. Who was the maker or the moat valuable violin In the world today: <•> Antonio Stradivari, (b ) Andrea Guarneri, (C) Nfcolo Amati? Z. WHICH FAMOUS composer's works are nicknamed "The Bear:· "The H~ " 0 The Bl rd." "The Fros" •nd ••The Lark"? 3. Name a f1mous open that ls (a> set ta ac.ton; (b) H:l bi Ce,lm; (c)' Ml In Palesttne: (d) in the bed ol tM Rhine river •• 4. Whet ii ta. moet lrequtfttb' pla)'9d a.nd 1un1 '°"' ln tbe En1lilb .. peaktq world? ' . ' 5. What famous tune appears in com· oosltlons by Handel, Bach, Beethoven, Weber, Paganini, Brahms. Dvorak. Ives and many others? 6. What and where was the largest au· d ien ce ever drawn to hear a solo performe r? (Hint: ll was a contem· porary singer.) 7. Wha t jazz artist made recordings playing clarinet, soprano sax, tenor sax, piano, s tring bass and drums? 8. NAME THREE OF the four most .recorded songs of all time ceach has been recorded over l ,000 times). 9. What do the following classical composers have in ~mmon · Ch1brier. Donlictl}J Schumann , Smetana and Hugo Wou? 10. What is the most popular of all m usltal Instrument.!. at least among players? 11. Who is called the "father or must clans•· in the Bible? 12. Not a slnale work or whJch com- poser'• compoelUona exclude the piano! .\NIWBBS: 1. t b) Guarneri, at S380,000. Z. Haydn. I . (&) ".\ Maaked BaU": (b) ........ Pe rl F\&~"' (C) •·sam•on and Delilah": (d) "Du Rbtlftcoad." 4. "Happy Birthday." 5. Th• tune ol 0God Save the Kina." ln Bri- tu.in, caJted "My Country 'Tis or Thee" in the U.S. 6. An audience of 175,000 at- tended Frank Sinatra's appearance at the Maracana Stadium. Rio de Janeiro. on Jan. 26.19lll. 7. Sidney Bechel. 8 "Yesterday " '"Tie a Yellow Ribbon ," "St. Lou1ls Blues" and "Stardust." 9. AU died in· sane . 10. The harmonica . 11. Jubal, ''the father or all such as handle the harp and organ" <Genesis, iv, 21). 12. Chopin, naturaJly. · CllllY Ill Mos t "bavc-noh" a1ree that tht world's weaJth abould be ablred, but some want lo accompll1b um by revolu· lion and others by law1ulL1. 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RENO (AP) A magazine catering to old car buffs Is re· porting thal a deal is in the works ror the sale of Harrah's Automobile Collection in Sparks. Old Car Weekly reports that a g r o up of investors led by Thomas Perkins of San Fran· cisco has the inside track for the purchase or the collection. The magazine s.aid the sale price would be closer to S50 million than the $30 million pre- viously reported. And it said the group planned to keep the colle~ tlon In the Reno area. movinc to the old Harrah's World alte near Interstate 80 in northeast Sparks. T h e m agazi ne alao said sever al other g roups were n egotiating w i th Harrah's parent company, Holiday Inns, for the collection. ' 1 • Neither officials of Harrah'• nor or Holiday Inns would corn· ment on the report. L.M. Boyd inform s in the Daily Piloi I 5 GAL. SHRUBS EID 5GAL. TREES r.1·u REG. 39.95 ' Hullishrs "Landscape Your Whole Yard at Tremendous Savings .. !" Nursery -Florist l~:C•Ulair.,.jiffi 640 HARBOR BLVD., COST A MESA USE YOUR CREDIT CARD. The chart tell s the story. As the day grows ho tter, appliances and particularly air· conditioners go on in homes and offices and fac tori es. This summer the el~ctric load will soar, far beyond the regular load supplying your homes and businesses in cooler periods. You can h~lp lighten this load, put off building costly new generating plants and help keep electric bills down by not using your major home appliances during afternoon hour.s, when demand peaks. So please, Normal use of home appliances. coupled with • i · h f ff increased use of air conditioners in hot weather. gt ve your app tances t e a temoon 0 . causes demand for clectrtcity to increase dramancally. ,, ' t E .. ..,. • ' .... •. t ... ' I I I I I I ~-..... ,,. ........... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette. LIGHTS LOWERED TAR(, NICOTINE . --...... . ................ . Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to YQur Health. -., •. .,,ag ' st ~ r l Pl a ti ' .. 1 ,, t b n t I I a 5 5 .. -·-~-......... ~_....-.--.. --~·· ...... •"""--.. -... ..... • • • 2Q ••• $ $ s 5 cc a 3 3 3 4 . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . ..... _. .. ,, ..... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ----- .. --. .. ., •• # ..... :-111•• •• ,. •llAmli1U1 ...... ;15 lQS.l --· .... ---- . ll~il~illlt ... WEDNESDAY, JULY 1S, 1981 F.EATURES 86 TELEVISION 89 (cOnoco) Largest corporat~ bidding o I 0 war in history escalates to $7.4 billion ... Bll STOCKS 813 .. • APWlo Cl k Streamline government? Congr~ss plans two-year study of effectiveness WASHINGTON (AP) -A generation ago, a panel of effi· ciency experts surveyed the 1ov· ernment, suggested that the Cabinet should be reorganized, found the-bureaucracy bound in red tape and complained that the Navy bad a 60-year supply of hamburgers. The Cabinet later was changed. The Navy insisted there was no hamburger glut. But the government still manufactures red tape. So Congress is considering a reincarnation of that efficiency panel to conduct a ~wo-year study of the effectiveness of gov· ernm~nl and r~ommend steps to make it better. "The perception is widely held again today by the ·American people that their government is not performing adequately," ac- cording to the sponsors of the study. "Many Americans see the rapid growth of government . . . during the last 20 years as a ma- jor contributor to the decline in q u a· 1 i t y o f g o v e r n m e n t performance." The earlier panels produced scores of proposals, major and minor, that shaped the way federaJ budgets are assembled and presented. Hoover Commission proposals were the basis for the re- organization that led to creation of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. That's since been divided into two de- partments. Health and Human Services, and Education. "Red tape, triplicate forms, endless paperwork -like the sorcerer's apprentice's bur1eon· in' buckets of water, govern· ment regulations are threaten- ing to deluge the American peo- ple," said Sen. William V. Roth Jr., R-Del. Roth's Senate GovernmentaJ Affairs Committee bas beeun work on a bill he and Rep. Richard Boilings, D-Mo., pro- posed lo launch the new look at government. The mandate of the com- mission would be broader than the Hover panels, which were assigned to look Into the or- ganization or the executive branch. The new commission would survey federal operations and their relationship with state and local governments. F-106 jet interceptors auigned to Otil Air Force Bau on Cape Cod, MC111., atand at the ready. The craft have relpOMibility for the outer reachea of the Air Delena~ Identification Zone, .tome 250 miles out into the Atlantic Ocean. The commission, like its pre- decessors, may be headed by a former Republican president. Gerald R. Ford is a leading pro- spect to become chairman of the Commission on More Effective Government, j ust as the late Herbert Hoover headed 1947 and 1953 panels. Those commissions looked into the operation of the federaJ government. The Hoover panel also report- ed that the government was too wrapped up in paperwork and red tape. It recommended drastic reductions in that line of bureaucratic work, but they didn 't take. It is supposed to consider the organization and operation of the entire federal government and propose improvements not only in Washington but also in the distribution of powers among various levels of govern- ment. Nature prevails near Oval Office WA SHINGTON CAP> -This is a story about house hunting, crowded neighborhoods, a well- dressed man with a gun and a disappearing baby. It all takes place at the White House. Alongside the Rose Garden, two cardinals decided to build their summer nest. It was a safe spot. The foliage was just right. And the traffic was light, except for an elderly gentleman who walked past every once in a while. So the cardinals pulled together bits or twigs and other tidbits from the well-manicured garden and built a home among the blossoms of a rose tree. And, as birds will do, they pro- duced two eggs, one of which produced, eventually. a baby cardinal. But last week , when the gentleman who worked in the Picture gets $1.3 million LONDON (AP) A ·landscape painted by Paul Cezanne in 1876 sold for $1.3 million to an anonymous buyer, the top price paid in an auction of 116 im· pressionlst and modern paint- ings and sculpture. The auction at Sotheby's took in $16.8 million. A Femand Leger picture of trees and houses sold for S880.000, an auction record for the artist. An auction record for Alfred Sisley was achieved when $615,000 was paid for a painting of one of his favorite views of the Seine at Argenteuil. nearby OvaJ Office left town for a few days. a terrible commo- tion arose. Painters arrived and spread dropc loths all about. They carefully avoided the nest as they spruced up the area. Workmen came in to remove two trees blocking the view of the garden from the Oval Office and Cabinet Room. Other men set to work on the lawn. A White House aide, discover· ing the work, peered toward the nest and looked at the baby, Jy. ing very still while the summer sun beat down. Its eyes and beak were closed. "Oh. it's dead, it's dead for sure," she said. But a painter gently poked the nest with the long band.le of a painting roller and the bird popped open its mouth, expect- ing a feeding. Then, over the weekend, before the gentleman returned, the cardinaJs and their offspring disappeared. The nest, on Tues- day afternoon, was empty ex· cept for one egg that never hatched. The neighborhood mourning dove was not talking. From her perch about 10 feet above ground, she eyed from time to time a well-dressed man carrying a gun and standing his guard between the Oval Office and the White House mansion. The dove and her mate had taken over a nest built by a pair of robins, who moved in on a quiet Friday and out on a busy Mon day. frightened by the bus- tle and bustle they discovered. "Doves don't mind people," said Irv Williams, the White House groundskeeper. President Reagan, who cam· paigned for a return or federaJ powers lo state and local gov· ernments, supports the study. It would be conducted by an 18-member commission, three from the executive branch. six from Congress, nine from out- side the government. The panel would have two years to do its work and make its proposals lo Congress. The membership would be bipartisan and Roth envisions a panel with the stature and broad support the Hoover commission gained. About two-thirds of their reform recommendations ul- timately were adopted. But they didn't score on ham- burgers. In 1955, the commission complained that the Navy had accumulated enough canned hamburgers lo last 60 years. The Navy said that wasn't so, insist- ing that there were only enough for four years. And then -President Eisenhower said they wouldn't have lasted nearly that long. He said they would all be gone within a week if every mess in the Navy served canned ham- burger every day. Writer Fred &J11~• takea a fir.t-hand look at the mianan of the F -106 inurceptor from the rear cockpit position ooer the Atlantic Ocean. He didn't say what that would have done for, or to, morale. Boy crippled • m car gets $1,506,700 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - A jury has awarded $1,506,700 to the parents of a 13-year-old · boy crippled when hjs neck was caught in t.he electric tailgate window of the family station wagon nine years ago. The boy, Christopher Cun- ningham of Weston, Mass., was 4 when he wandered into the vehicle in the family driveway and evidently turned a switch that shot the window against bis neck, pinning him to the upper frame, according to testimony. In its verdict, the jury of eight men and eight women assigned 89 percent of the award against the Ford Motor Co.. builder of the 1970 Mercury Montego sta- tion wagon, and 11 percent to Jack Lane, operator of a Newton dealership which sold the car. The suit said the mechanism operating the tailgate window was badly designed and in- staUed. In addition to the base amOW'lt of the award, court-calculated interest dating from 1974, when the sull was filed, raised the sum to more than $3 million, The Cunnlnghams sought $4.5 miUion. The sult said the boy was bedridden and bereft of most or his senses except for an ability to bear very loud noises. The jury said Christopher's father, John, had been ne1li1eot but not enough to justify aaalp- ln1 responsibility. Tbqmu Bu.ma, Lane's lawyer, aald be wouJd file a motion to set aside the verdict because "there was no evidence to warrant a flndlna ol oeallaence" •1ainat hli client. Tbe boy's father said the win· dow mecha11i1m awltcb was atuck on the "on" poaltloo, and tbe wlndow cOu.lcl not· be rotled dowq. The Jury awarded $1 mlW. to Chri1topber ror pain _.,4 1uffer· lQa. sue.100 to bit panau to help e: ror aunlnf bome care, aod 11.000 eacb to U.. motMr and altwr for loll of tbe boJ'• companklMbAp and care. A nan"OID drdch of Cape Cod near Provmcetan, Mau., lie• beneath thil Air Nalkmal Guard r:1os in- terceptor on a miuion, ~from a mt.er pk!M. Wanted: children for schools Citizen offers hand to f amities to boost enrollment ANTLER, N .D . <AP) - Harley "Bud" Kissner is de- termined to help this little town's school survive. So the 72•year-old bacbeJor says be'U give land to families willlnt to become residents of AnUer. Kissner, who r~centJy placed ads in local newapapen, already has had several caU1 from peo- ple curioue about bla offer of up to four nlne--acre lot.a near AnUer Creek. "We're tookln1 for 7ouna couples wtth children in achool," said K.i.Mner, a lonitJme resJdeftt of the town ol 150. "they've cloHcl the school becau1e they're abort ol enroUmentt. 1•d like to flDd people wboee kJ4ll could be ln ICbool fM the fall term 10 the 1cbool could be opened apift." Don Coar01. former 1cbool board ~t. 1a1d eeoaomlcs fQrced Antler to close its school. "We're ln a relaUvely tood financlaJ position al lbla point, but tbere wu just no future," Conroy said. "The enrollment this year was 29. Next year it wouJd have dropped to about 23 and Lhe yeat after lo 15. ·' But wllbout tbe acboola, Kiasner 1aya, "these UtUe towns juat wither and die." Grades 7-12 were closed in 1978. ar•d•• kladeraarten throutb 1lx lut moatb. Conroy re111oec1 because of controveray over UM 1butdoWI\: "Obviomly, a lotofpeopledi1aireect!• Land Mill from MSG to SSOO an acre in I.be AnUer area, a few miles from the Canadian border. ltia1aer'1 ad Hekl famlli• will- lna to •t.abUlb permanent re- sidency wttbln three moo&bl and remain fOf' at leut nve~e111. "J have mooe1 ill ....... Ud 600 acres besides," KJssner said. ·'I come from a verf poor childhood, but my folks took in people and helped them out. Here's .my opportunity to help the community and maybe help the school. "1 can't see tbat we abould just sit down and do nolbln1 and let our schools be cl<>Hd," he added. Protection noted· SACRA.MENTO <AP> .J. The officially at.Md purpoee ot the Callfomla Youtb Authority will be cbanaed to put more •m- pbull on publle p~ un- der a bW tiped bJ Go•. If.ct. muod Brown Jr. SBt• by S.. Robert Prealey. D·Rlvenlde, cbaa .. the wordlna of tbe laf autborilinj the CYA'1 w•'lnee. ' I ~,· .. ' I ,,~ 1 ... I I 11 ay, July 15, 1981 Flying off the handle A CASE OF OVERKILL: You listen to some ot the hysterical television com· mentators these days and you no longer worry about the Mediterranean fruit fiy getting you. Instead it's the poison they may use on the Medfly that you figure will do you in. The fly may flee, but you won't. . On the question of spraying parts of the Santa Clara Valley up north to rid b-) /'-\ T-Ol_M_U_RP-HIN-l .fj4~~ the place of the Medfly that infests and destroys agriculture, some of the TV news people made the situation sound like a gassing from World War I. One tube talker advised if you climbed out of the family swimming pool and felt dizzy, with nausea and blurred vision, dispatch yourself to a physician post haste. HE ASSUMED THAT the Medfly poison. known as malathion, had gotten you . He would never figure yoll got dizzy and queasy because you swam too many Citizen with protective cover for falling poiaons. laps and that your vision blurred because of too much chlorine in your peepers. Anyway, we probably don't have heavy threats yet because the Medfly isn't in Orange County. But what about the poison, malathion? Oh, that we've aot. Lots of it. As disclosed only yesterday in this sterling journal, Orange County Deputy Agricultural Commissioner Frank Parsons says professional pesticide con- trol operators used 2,800 pounds of the stuff in Orange County last year alone. BUT THAT'S ONLY the business ORerators who report. Parsons says so many homeowners use malathion to kill off bugs and nasty critters around the house that you can't even imagine how much ol the poison is around here. Now if that sends you into the wor- ries, then next you should listen to Marshall Houts of Laguna Beach, an in- ternationally recognized expert on poisons. Houts declares flatly that despite the furor, malathion is one of the safest poisons that can be used. "It's one of the least 'toxic of the commercially available insecticides," Houts says. Houts is an attorney specializing in medical law. He is a forensic expert. I think that deals in dead people and autopsies. An affable and very in· telligent gentleman, Houts was a leader in the campaign to get Orange County a central morgue. He has also just finished a six- volume textbook on -guess what -tox- ic substances, particularly the kind that can do people in. Houts has conducted extensive re- search to trace poison victims through the use of computer records and technical research. HE ADMITTED THAT despite con- certed s tudy or the Medfly poison malathion, he could only locate one case in which a person was done in by the substance. This was a 63-year-old gentleman who was trying to commit suicide. "U I recall correctly," Houts said without checking his references, "this man drank about two coffee cups full of the stuff. "IT DID FINALLY kill him, but I think he lingered around for a couple of weeks." Thus it seems that when these television commentators get going, you have to wonder if the reports of our im- minent demise may have been greatly exaggerated. JULY SALE fRANCI~-ORR fine stationery corona del mar ff' Seafood Featuring The Finest Selection In Seafood • LOBSTER • COD • SH R.IMP • CRAB • RED SNAPPER • HALIBUT Also NOW SERVING LUNCH 14450 "D" CulYer f·6 1 Days ~toge Plna_,."IM 552-3442 Honey Baked Ham• Make New kx*! New size! I I coming Friday HOMEMADE Lisa Walsorp of Costa Mesa was the junior division winner in dolls division with raggedy Ann and Andy dolls entered in Orange County Fair crafts contest. . FV schools still looking for chief Fountafo Valley School Dis· trict trustees are be h ind schedule in lheir sear ch for a new superintendenl but hope to name a top administrator by the e nd of July, according to Board President Belly Mignanelh. S h e said e duc ators from around Ure nation have applied for the post vacated Feb. 5 by Glenn Hardy The trustees fired !lardy, cit- ing "disagr eem e nt over leadership styles and educa tional philosophies." Since Hardy's departure. a com miltee of distract staff mem· bers, teachers and parents has formed a list of qualifications a nd has worked with a consult- ant in screenan~ apph cations. The trustees had planned Lo name a new top administrator by July 1, but Mrs. Mi gnanelh s aid inter views continue . Theosophy topic Theosophy, a philosophy of establishing direct contact with divine principle t hrough con- templation , will be the subject of a talk i n Laguna Beach torught. Entitl e d , "Wh at is Theosophy," the lecture will be held at Laguna Federal Savings,· 260 Ocean Ave. beginning at 7.30 p.m . .. . . . ...... ~· -· ' - Oil well takeover move challenged A 24-hour countdown in Newport Beach t o put 16 disputed oil wells back in motion has been scuttled so that the latest legal argument i n the ownership battle can be settled City offi cials were set to take possession of the oi l rigs today and to r~sume pumping. But Newport Beach oilman Robert Arms trong, who had been operating the wells for 12 years until his contract expired, flied legaJ papers challenging the city's planned takeover. The wells , locat ed o n unincorporate d county land inland of Pacific Coast Highway in West Newport, are r ooted off the coast in city-controlled tidelands. An owne rshjp dispute has been going on since last year Lawyers from both sides say the oil belongs to the city but the rags are owned by Armstrong. The city contends that Its agreement with Armstrong catls for the oilman to give all of his surface equipment to the city at the expira tion of his contract. The contract e xpired last J anunry and the wells have been idle since. Arm strong is protesting tbe city's advances on seve ral fronts He's filed one lawsuit asking the court& to decide wbat inte r es t he has in the oil operation Additionally, Armstrong bas filed a suit contending that if the city lakes over the 16 weJls, it would affect three other nearby we lls that he operates for <iomeone ebe A heanng 1s set for July 20 in Orange County Superior Court Student honored Kathy M . Forbath of Costa Mesa has been named as ihe stu- dent who has • demonstrated outs t andin g d e di ca tion and service to the uruversity upon h e r g r a duatio n from Loyol a M arymount University in Los Angeles. ,.o .. ATH Ms. Forbalh. who received her bache lor 's degree in English. was presented with the Graham Alumru Award. Ms . Forbath. a grad uate of E stan cia High School in Costa Mesa. said she pl ans to attend UCLA Lay. School in the fall BRIEFS Six from Coast get high marks Six area students alle nding Claremont 's Men's College have been named to the college's h onor li s t for th e s pring semester . Bruce Galloway of Irvine and Ma rk Holman of Laguna Niguel w e re n amed dis tin guished scholars. They maintained at ieast an 11.0 grade point average on a 12·point scale. Dennis Mer chand of Hunt ington Beach. Dawn Coda of Irvine, and James Richardson and Wade Turner of LagW)a Beach were named Lo the deao's list They had to maintain a 10.0 grade point average Mt. St. Mary's hands out kudos Brynnctte Ramil of Hunt· an gton Reach has been named the most ouL.,tandmg business ~tud cnl a t Mount St Mary's College in Los Angeles. Julia Pvtko. also of Hunt· ington Beach. r eceived her bachelor or science degree in nursing from the same college High grades ean1 Fullerton listing V1ck1 Caldwell and Joan S Fawcett or Fountain Valley have been named to the president's honor lis t for the s prin g semes ter at Fulle rton College To be eligible for the honor. students must complete al least 12 units with a 3 O or belt.er grade point average. FV student rt'ins contest Pe ter Vanderschraaf of Foun lain \'alley ha!> Y.On first place for his entry an a short story con- t es l al Loyola Marymount lJnivers1l} in Los Angeles. -ttOW ••• ~ Hu-"ti~tot\, seo.dv ~P Foot\to.\~ Vo.\\e~ ... ' #!1-ltt4/i 'PRODUCE! • ARRESTED -Rock star Ike Turner was booked for possession of a quarter of an ounce of cocaine then released following police surveillance of a Hollywood home this week. Sa01bo's loses ·ad case DALLAS (AP) -A federal judge, noting Im.IL--~~-=~ that ·'frivolity has K<llli~~ become serious busi· ness." has prohibited the use of Sambo's Restaurants Inc . 's ''dancing seniors" ad· vertisement that the company argued was a harmless parody or a soft drink jingle. U.S. District Judge William M. Taylor ruled that the Sambo's com· mercials were a thinly veiled imitation of Dr. Pepper Co. 's popular " be a pepper'· advertise· men ts. ··Defendants have copied the essence of <Dr . Pepper 's ) copyrighted com · mercials and jingle." Taylor wrote in a nine· page opinion. He said Sambo's would be permanently prohibited from using the "dancing seniors" commercials and that the Dallas-based soft drink manufacturer could sue for damages. The Sambo's com · mercials feature a group of elderly dancers singing a jingle and pro· moting a discount pro· gram for senior citizens. The commercial ends with the mu s i c al refrain, "special prices wouldn't you like to be a senior. too?" Taylor, who had is- s u e d a temporary restraining order pro- hibiting the airing of the Sambo's commercials until a ruling could be made, added that the copyright violation was "substantial." He s aid Dr. Pepper "has built up a tremen- dous amount of business goodwill" as a result of the advertising cam- paign. Sa mbo's, based in Santa Barbara, operates restaurants in 47 states. Family's voyage begins TOKYO <AP> -A British woman and her Jap anese husband , joined by their small daughter and two Japanese crewmen , have set sail on a four- year voyage around the world in a handcrafted yacht. Hiroaki Nagae, 33, a former Foreign Ministry official ; his wife,•Jen- nifer; and their 4-year- old daughter, Erikai sailed from the centra Japan port city of Tokoname on a 44-foot yacht named after the girl, family members saJd. 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MIDS Lltnlt l2 per°"'°"* whUe •tock• .... HORMEL DIUCIOUS, MUn CIRI WITll NO IWIS LlmH 6 per euttofner ... ~ .. t.1S.C... KLEENEX t.ftY, Ill aMM1' FACW llSSUES ' -~-------.. . .. ,. .. -. ..... •• ... ... -........ !fl>.. • • .. ... Orange Coat DAILY PILOT, Wedn11day, July 15, 1981, Goodbyes tough duty First woman to head Coast Guar,d 'ship steps ashore HONOLULU <AP> -For Lt. Beverly Kelley, the first woman to command a U.S. Coast Guard ve11el at sea, aaY1nc coodbye to her crew wu u difficult u fac- inl a stilt northwest squall. Tbroueh 27 monlbJ as skipper of the USCGC Cape Newacen, 1be kept a private promise never to cry in front of the crew. But when she stepped ashore for land duty, there were tears. "It sounds funny to say, because a ship i1 just an in- animate object, but I've crown really attached to her," she aald as the Newagen wu in drydock recenUy. "We've been tbrouih so much tocether -me and the crew and the ship." The 16-man crew of her 95-foot patrol boat rescues ships in dll- tress, enforces marine and oU pollution laws and repairs navigation aids over 14,000 square miles of the Pacific Ocean around Maui, Molokai and Lanai Islands in Hawaii. In a January 1980 storm described as the worst to hit Hawaii since World War II, the Cape Newagen rescued 12 peo- ple. And the skipper and crew were awarded a "meritorious unit commendation" -Coast Guard jargon for service above and beyond the call of duty. "We were at sea for four days," Ms. Kelley says of the storm that sent 20-foot waves crashing through the normally placi.d anchorage off Lahaina on Maui. "l took her (the ship) out look· Ing for a lee, and then we started getting distress calls." One was from a fishing vessel with two people aboard that was taking on water. Buffeted by 70-knot winds and 18· to 20-fool waves, the Cape Newagen reached the boat over a treacherous reefline, saving the vessel and the two people aboard. For the next 96 hours, the patrol boat remained al sea, rescuing 11 vessels and 12 peo· pie. The citation from Rear Adm. 1# ...... Hopeful1 take crack at record AUGUSTA , Maine (AP> -Don't bother nekin& a record at the World's Lar1est Ell Contest unle11 your en- try 11 bluer than a 1rapefrult. The contest, now in its seventh year, la part of the Central Maine EH Festival in Pittsfield. It will be judged July 25 in Orono. Most past winners In the contest, limited to chicken eggs , have come from Maine, but many entries have come from other states and overseas. The record-holder, which was the size of a grapefruit, came from New Mexico and dis- placed 265 cubic cen· tlmelers of water. the method used to weigh the eggs. This year's entries! must have been laid alter Aug. 1, 1980. The winning egg will be gold-plated and mounted on a plaque for the festival lo keep. Diner's • aversion: the bill BANGKOK, Thailand (AP ) P o n g e r n <:ASE9f'639,94 Kraturuek has a taste ,__ ... _ _.. __ ..__ .. for fine food, but a n aversion to paying the BOORDS bills -a problem that GIN just landed him In jail for the 40th lime. the Bangkok Post reported. Kraluruek has dined al more than 100 of Bangk o k 's fine s t restaurants. each time 1.75-UTER 795 BAILEYS IRISH CREAM " 750ML. 1167 . CASE OF 12 139.95 SEBASTIAN I MT. WINES CHABUS BURGUNDY ROSE RHINE I ~LITER 2 45 Bernie Thompson described the Cape Newagen's performance as professionalism , perseverance, dedication, out· standing teamwork, resourceful· ness and devotion to duty in the face of extreme adversity." After 27 monthl a1 1ki'pper o/ the U .s. Coan Guard Cutter Nnoagm, U . Beverly Kelletl Mada /or land duty. The 29-.,ear~ native of Bonita Springs, Fla. hopes to go back to 1ea. refusing to pay the lab. CA Atterare~~arrest,he t~--s-E_o_F_6_4_~_7~0-~--~~~~~~~~-~~S-E~O-F_6_1_4_.1_0~~ told reporter s he was shooting for 1,000 free ·'It was my proudest achieve- ment in these three years," said the 29-year-old native of Bonita Springs, Fla. because I was a woman. You· bring the ship in and bump the pier too hard, they say, 'Oh, she's a woman.' You bring it in real s mooth, they s ay, "oh, that's real good for a woman.' It worked both ways . Her departure for the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn., leaves the service without a woman commander at sea, but she hopes to come back. meals. A sophisticated and friendly diner, be rarely draws attention from waiters or restaurant owners until the bill comes. Then he refu ses lo pay and waits for police to arrive. The English-language A graduate of the University of Miami and officers candidate school, Ms. KeUey is 5·foot-6 and grew up near the sea. She calls her dad "Captain" in honor of the navigator's knack he handed on to her. "Now I don·t think anyone notices." "My ambition is to skipper one of those beautiful white ships. a 378-foot cutter. It wUI lake me about 15 years to get there.·· Bangkok Pos t s aid ,_ _______ .....;,.,_~ College gets science grant A $20,000 National Science Foundation grant bas been awarded lo Orange Coast College to help increase women's participation in science. Kraturuek returned to the restaurant circuit after an eight-m onth absence. ORAMB(JIE LIQ(JE(JR 750-ML 1225 CASE OF 12·147.00 ''Before I went to college, it was, 'Don't you think you ought lo get married and mak~ babies?'" she says of her father's reaction to her pro· Cession. "Now when I talk about getting married, it's 'But how will this influence your career?' " Since April 12, 1979, when she opened a telegram addressed lo "the first old lady of the sea," the Coast Guard has been more than a full-time occupation. _California City Mayor r esigns The year-long program, ex- plained Sandra Savage, Coast College math instructor and proj- ect co-director, involves a one-. day career counseling workshop for female students al OCC and nearby univ ersities and a "shadowing project" in which students will be matched with women working with locaJ cor- porations. After finishing a $35 Japanes e dinner , Kraturuek "politely" re· fus ed to ac cept the check and waited calm· ly until Police came and took him to jail, the paper reported. .,_ ________ .. Commissioned ''I think l overcompensated at first for being a woman," she said. "I'm on call 24 hours a day. "At the beginning, l was totaJ. ly evaluated. pros and cons, CALIFORNIA CITY <AP> The mayor of this small com· munity in southeast Kern Coun· ty plans to resign Aug . 1. Mary Crews, who was elected last year, offered no explanation for leaving the post and her seal on the East Kern Airport District board. The project is to enable women to accompany their ad· visers to jobs lo monitor work done and responsibilities accept- ed, Ms. Savage said. Douglas C. Mi chie, son o f Mr. and Mrs . Charles 1G. Mi chie of 11619 Quartz Ave .. Foun· tain Valley, was com- mis sion e d an Army second lieutenant. El Dorado judge ousted fro01 post SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The California Supreme Court has removed an El Dorado County Justice Court judge from the bench after he was found guilty of prejudice and willful misconduct by the state Commission on Judicial Performance. The court unanimously upheld nine counts of misconduct and one of prejudice Monday against Judge Jerrold Wenger of PlacervlUe, who became the fourth judge in state history to be removed from the bench. Following the ruling, Wenger, 45 said he had "no shame over my conduct. I only tried to en- force discipline in my court. The people did not elect me twice to be a weak judge." Moet of the charges stemmed from Wen1er'1 rep4:ated threats and use of bis contempt power• against lawyers who practiced before him. Weo1er baa not sat on the bench for a year and a ball pending the outcome ot hil case. He said he would 10 back to practicing law and the hich court said be could continue practicin1. Stray dog pickup nixed by society ST. LOUIS (AP) -The local Humane Society which bu picked up stray doo •t tbe cJty'1 re'. que1t fOf' 30 years, 1a71 it will drop the service becaUM tbe tit7 doetn't pay enoucb. "Fln8Ddally, we're in a poeltion where •e have to do tbe wbole job or .... of It,'' said Donald Ant.bony I IOdety ....... IDAD8'•• In the put, the aocletf banded abqut half the city'• u.ooo strays annually, aad Anthony HY• the city bM backed out of • qreement to let tbe IOdety handle all ttray clop, 642-5671 Put a /eio wordl to work /or 11ou in the lllly ..... SMILE! ... if you've seen your dentist lately. If you're not smiling, don't feel alone. At least half the people in Orange County don't see their dentists regularly either. And that's a shame, because modern dentistry has become an integral and comfortable part of total health care. Not only does dentistry play a major role in one's self- esteem-how rou look and feel -but a carefu dental exam can often reveal eaily warning signala of serious problems elsewhere in the body. And it's a fact that dental disease is preventable, or at least controllable with regular dental care. Preventive dentistry, practiced in a teamwork manner by a caring dentist a nd a concerned patient, can result in feelin~ bette r, looking better and staying better. So, if you're one of the 50% in Orange County who hasn't seen a dentist lately and would like a fru no-obligation referral to our kind of dentist, near where you work or live, call the Aaoclatlon for Dental Health {714} 730-9565 and, then, SMILB! 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It 1truck him ta an Idea whose time Is coming, an idea sparked one day in 1979 when Rosenblum scanned his library and spotted the volume "'1984" by British a uthor Georae Orwell. To Rosenblum, a 38-year-old attorney who believe$ timing is everytbinc, the leap rrom the book to the silver screen seemed a natural. With the year 1984 drawing near and the thought that someone else might also be thinking of movie rights, he asked himself. "Why not Rosenblum?" It was not a presumptuous question. This is the same Rosenblum who, while a law student at the University of Chicago, dreamed up a11d marketed the Spiro Agnew wristwatch. The same Rosenblum who came up with the idea (it never did pan out) of having 4 million peo- ple across the country link hands simultaneously as the ultimate expression of Bicentennial fever. At the beginning, this latest idea seemed doomed to similar failure. Rosenblum could not find a copy or the original 1956 movie. which starred Edmund O'Brien and Jan Sterling as the doomed lovers Winston and Julia. He had not known that Orwell's widow, Sonia -said to be un- happy with the film had withdrawn all prints from circulation In 1976, when the license expired. Rosenblum next tried to rind the agent for Orwell's estate. He had no luck until February 1980, when he contacted agent Robin Dalton in California and flew out after a brief conversation. "She agreed to press my case with the right people," he said. The "right people" turned out to be the author's widow herself, in failing health in England. In August 1980, he flew lo London lo lunch with Mrs. Orwell. He sensed that his goal was near. But Mrs. Orwell at first demanded· complete creative control. "which would have made any Sl(iN()RET "'LOVl~- MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE Tiie ~-al ... ••""91 • •0 -_._. ....... _.,, ,.., .. ~-~"" ... 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Chong" Ne•I M ovie (R ) I Dragon• Were R .. 1 O RAGONSLAYER (PG) Ptu1• STAR TREK (G) Mtt fl1ooto HtSTORY OF TH£ WORU> ""'1 I (A) CIUhOrT11eT111n1(PG) 81 1..1.. MURRAV tn STllU~ (R) At10 WHOl..1..V MOSE S IPGI H<>~I) ~tt hi" hl'~t. .. d!hl thl·r~:\ 11ohod\ ht~llcr ! ROGER MOORE .14\MES BOND oorm I <>I~ \ < )( ~ I·' FS <)\LY I :,;r; 1l11111·1l l'l1ti"b NOW 'LAVING ~ .... cetTA .ua -cotTa •IA lfttfMtUTEll :=°'M lft ::.or~, t':~... ~";;il9 °',.. •n .0 BTtM ·--WUTil*fta UA Movm ~-~ CIM<'ll Vf SI "° 402' )ll•Yeo 63• ~" 191·393~ • .___...... ·CXl&Ur-r 1 ....... .,... ...... ,.,... ..... 1 deal untenable," recalled Rosenblum, "and I knew she wouldn't relinquish It to anyone that she didn't trust. She ls very protective of hLS work." Rosenblum, however. was prepared. Before the meeting, he read almost everylhlng Orwell had written and underwent some intensive "brief· ing'' by Univers ity of Chicago professor Sanford Schwarz. He finished the rinal volume of Orwell's journals just before stepping off the plane in Lon· don "The discussion was like squeezing water out of a sponge. Everything J had soaked up, 1 dis· cussed with her. I found out later that she told peo· pie l was the first person who really did his homework.'' Rosenblum said. "After trying to con· vinctt her that 1 bod read b.is books and come to Walt Disney's ' FOX AND HOUND" ONCE UPON A MOUSE" 11 NINE TO FIVE" (PG) JAZZ SINGER" HISTORY OF THE WORLD, PART ONE" (R) '' f I : ....... , : "-NOW SHOWING! OnceG\Jpo~ ~u~ ANAHEIM BREA com MESA El TORO FOUNTAIN mm Rronkhur I UA M11v1~' UA C1nemd Saddteback f ounta1n Valley 71? 6446 990 402/ )40 0~94 ~HI 5880 839 1500 OUNCE • ORANG£ ORAN CE WESTMINSHR Ordnge M.111 StJd1um O• In UA City Crnrma UA Cmema 037 0140 61qf!7lO 634 mt 893 0546 • IO• '•"• lM~ H H' •I.,. l ~ng<john8i}ver~~ Shrimp, Fish~ Chicken Special $2.99 Thru Aug.1 DiK mto a dd1uou<, dmnN. We give you two l<l'ty 'h11mr our ~ri!>py fish fillet. and .l lxlncle-., wh1tcmt"al Chicken P\ank , plus f"~h colt' 'law ln1111.hy hu,hpuppi<.'S and golden frye.. It' ., gn>Jl mt-.11 .it .i ')proal pricel t•t LI~ CUmg<joJJn8i}vet-~ SEAFOOD SHOPPES 1095 Hn.rltr4.C:.•Mete Juat South ot San 01900 F.v ActOll from FedCO DtllY .. THIU lll¥1CI AV.._... 14711 Jeffryld.tlfW ... .,., ... (Just off~ Ana Fwy.) aome undenlandin& of h1J visloo, I cited an ob· acure es ay he bad written on th clntma. "Tbe premise wlJ t.o &et th mesaa1e -b1I mesu1e -out to as many people u poaalble,'' he continued. "The cinema afforded that chance, and once l assured her lh1tl I didn't envision the movie as a special-effect.a extrava1anu. or a 1Utiy pro- duction, I think we reached an ~ratandlna ." Sb.ortly alter Thanksclvloa last year. Mrs. Orwell phoned him to say abe would sl1n a. con- tract. With a British notary public ln tow, and ar· ranaements made to register the contract at the U.S. Embassy ln London, Rosenblum concluded his odyssey Dec. 1, 1980, at Mn. Orwell's bed.side. She died nine days later. 11Make way for the greatest dragon yet." -l<evln Thomes. LOS ANGELES TIMES A~l"'1Ullf l~ NOW PLAYING 1 :~ ....... 'llll 81u !>46 Utt lDWAltOI IOllH COAIT IUOIUM MIYl-111 Co,11 !Hu "46 171 t °'1119' 639 8710 lDWAMI • CllllllOMC ()l,noe 634 21~J • lOW&llllS IAODllUCll l• tuio'>8• '118" llUllTlll fOl IUCll Hun11~ton Buen ~a 0383 •CXJI pill!!_ I' 11111 'UMI ACCl"lD fOll Tllll llHIAIMMllT •BARGAIN MATINEES• Monday thru Saturday All Ptrlormances belort 5:00 PM IExctpt Special Engagements and Holldaysl LA MlllAOA MAH 0 MllOdO ot IO••c1on1 LA MIRADA WALIC ·IN 99,.2,00 __ ,...,_ "CLASH OF THE TITANS"'"' ..... -=-.......... ••1 ..., ... __ ... "" ___ _ ··FOR YOUR EYES ONLY:".,.., ••• l... ........... . ~~ • ...._AU.alt. "RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK"'"' .... .., ........... 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T'Wa" "C.UCH l CHONO'I NICIDMAMS"llt - • NOW PLAYING •lOWHH IOUlll COAll MANN lllta 'IAO 'AClllC & 60UTll COUf t ( ,, ""• • f II ... l'\.t • •• 'J & lDW&llH UOtllt•CK • Cllll DOMI r '"'n 11 • • ltllC;Ollf O~IWf·lll ' • lDWHDI CINIM& WI II "°-'°""'"rt Nt 1 ,.. 8'11 ' t W» tfffl (~1UIH"•t • CJl[rUAll~r • "_... . •·-· IDm~ii> ~••-nn ... ev.u 1:owuoe S.O B ."1111 JM.,. ••.•.a.1- New look! A4'\«f, New size! .\~t \\\\'I:.,. \tf.a~\t,'t.\J coming 1'Q Friday I 1 I I I l ....... ~ ... 0+24S+ •va4w:COZ#W•W+V $ OWW"A 000 $ ¢ db 0 .. Orange Cout DAIL v PILOT. WednHday, July , 6. 1981 Nicholson takes it off; Stallone· gets advice Penonal Postcard to Parry A., SeatUe: Thanks tor 1endln1 alona the one about tbt schoolboy who wu uked to explain the dl!· ference between itnoraoce and apathy. •·t don't know," replied the boy, ''and 1 don't care." • • • Q : Now I.bat actor .lull Nlclloboll Illas taken It au olf la All• rett•t movie, .. Tiiie Po1tmaa AJwaya Aln11 Twice," I lllear &M next Wn1 be want• &o do la to play a woman ln a movie. WAiat'• that au aboa&T -David M., Ft. Laaderdale, Fla. A : It's all about the fact that Nicholson was once oftered a project lo play lhe Em· peror Caligula. The emperor had many ec· centricities. He led a double life -runnlna his famous bordellos and working In one of them in drag. The script intended lo have the masquerade perfected to the potnt the naked eye could not distinguish the true sex of the pe r son . The projec t. however. never materialized. One of Jack's unfulfilled wishes. incidentally, is to one day play Fred Astaire in a musical with Astaire himself as the director • • • Q : Who Is this "Mr. T" wbo wlU be ap· pearlng In the new Sylvester SUlloae sequel, "Rocky Ill"! Aad how did Aw 1c-t that Dame! -Charles Drew, PUtsburgh. He 'll lake risk SLY STALLONE To play emperor JACK NICHOLSON A: Mr. T is a highly paid. 6-foot, 228- pound bodyguard for many black celebrities About his name, he explains, "Being a black man growing up in a white society, 1 was always called 'boy.' But 1 carried myseU as a man. When I was 18." he told Jet magazine, .. a nd old enough to go into the service and die for my country, 1 was still 'boy.' So I chose to call myself MlsteT T. Now the first word out of their mouth! is 'mlsler' ! " lncldentatly. superstar Stallone recently revealed that hla doctors told hJm not to make "Rocky 111" because of all lhe physical punishment he took dolna "Rocky II ... "1 can't afford to have my bra1n knocked to pieces aaain." acknowledged Sly .. But the fans want me to make the movie so I must do it and risk the consequences ... • • • Personal Postcard to Moses E .. Jersey City, N.J .: We agree. Frank Sinatra's eulogy to his dear friend, Joe Louis, was poetic. ''The man who never rested on canvas," Frank said about the one-time boxing champ, ."now sleeps on clouds. God bless you, Joe." ••• Q : Mel Brookl, I've always thou1bt, ta a comedy 1enJu and my famUy and I are great fau of Ilia. I wonder U be bas any phUosopby on life that I could paaa aloa1 to my son who wants to go Into show buslne11? -Mn. OUvla R., St. Loola. A : Mel, whose latest epic, "History of the World -Part I" has just opened, has this refreshing outlook: "Comjng from poor beginnings is won· derful," he says "There's nowhere to go but up. What ca11 happen? The worst that can happen Is l 'U be tired from 1bow butlne11 and I will become a lace 11aleaman. Wbleh was my destiny anyway. Nahl? So I'll sell lace. I'll ao back and forth to Bel1lum. Ttuat'1 not a bad job. Wbal 1 mean is that you betin to realize lhat there is ure and death, and there's very UtUe to lose by ta.ldnt chance1. Now. the risks must be taken with a certain 'GLAD YOU ASKm THAT' amount of acumen, perspicacity and judg- ment. You just can't take foolish risks." • • • For Our "Good News and Bad News" Dept f~trsl the Bad News: According to the National Center for Health Statiatlcs, HALF of all the couples married within the past two years wlll file for d1vorce. Now lhe Good News The longer the couple remains together, the less likely they wiU be to break up Send your qUR11twn11 to H11 Gardner, "Glad You Asked That." care of the Dotl11 Pilot, P 0 . Bnx 19620, Irvine. Calif. 92714 Marilyn and H11 Gardner wtll anawer cu many que1hom as the11 can m tlu>ir column, but the volume of mad maa1 personal replies 1mpou1ble The wedding picture Byars-McGraw Wanda Byars of Tustin and Walter J . McGraw Jr. of Anaheim exchanged wedding vows at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Long of Redl ands, graduated from Redlands High Sc hool and attended San Bernardino Valley College The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J . McGraw of Burbank. graduated from Pasadena High Sc hool and Chapman College. He earned a master's degree at Cal State FuJlerton. After a trip to Hawaii and San Francisco. the couple plan to li ve in Tustin. Sagittarius due bargain Thursday, July 16 By S\'l>!°'OE\' OMARR ARIES 1 March 21-April 19 1 Authority figure seeks l'onfirmation ror "Unique" pohcy Play waiting game. Be pliant. but avoid making definite commitment Ti\l'Rl'S <April 20-May 201. You receive "reinforce· M·r . and Mr3. Dow \ Davis-Johnson Jana Johnson of Newport Beach and James R Davis of Corona del Mar exchanged wedding vows in Corona del Mar Congregational Church The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Wayne L J ohnson of Newport Beach, graduated from Corona del Ma r High School and Orange Coast College. She is employed by Fluor Corporation. The bridegroom. son of Mr and Mrs Ashton Davis of Newport Beach. also graduated from Corona del Mar High School. After a trip to Puerto Vallarta. the couple plan lo live in Costa Mesa. Knight-Barrett Diane Barrett a nd Kendall Knight both or Newport Beach exchanged wedding vows on April 18. Mr and Mrs Peter Barrett of Newport Beach are the parents of t he bride. who is a graduate of Stephens College. After a trip to Hong Kong, China and Bali. the couple plan to live in Newport Beach where the bridegroom is ~mployed by Pete Barrett Realty and is treasurer of the Tuna Club M r. and Mrs. Knight 5 mt'nts Means green hght 1s rlashed for long.range ~----------.-----------------------------------------------------plan~. including publishing. education. travel and 'spiritual cnhghtt•nment · GF.MINI tMa\ 2t -.'.ine 20> Reruse to become in 'ol\'ed m · financial s;.:heme Prott'ct assets. get nd of ... uperfluous matl•r1al, In m budget and discuss money HOROSCOPE ~avang C'oncepl w11h one close lo you, including purlner nr mah• Mvstcrv will be solved' C'ASC'f:R 1iune 21-July 221 What appears a setback v. 111 i.oon be cau!>e for celebration Know 1l, avoid brood· ang and don't sign papers unless r1ne print 1s studied LEO I.July 23 Aug 22 1 Someone auempl.S lo distract 'ou ke' 1s concentra11on on basic Iss ues You'll regain -..enst• or threcl1on !lunch pa)S or£ 00£' v.ho perform~ !>Pl.'tl JI '('r\ ICt' v.111 prO\ (' lo) ally \'IR(;O I Au~ 23-St'pt 22 1 Opportunity for advance· ment 1i. present Member or opposite sex makes declara lion of love l:b1qu1tous plun<, will include wnt1ng. enter tamml'nt spec ial promotions and appearances before the medrn Watch Gemini' U8RA 1 S<>pt 23-0rt 221 focus on safety. security, property. prorc,s1onal appraisals and establishment of busmt•i.-.. pohc1l'" Becomt' fam1har v.1th rules. regula lion:.. legal n l(ht!> and perm1ss1ons SC'ORPIO 1 Oct 23-Nov 21 1 You receive news which transforms gloom into "holiday s pirit .. 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I'm only l~. but I'm watching helplessly while my ramily Is fighting all arou.nd me. It all started when my aunt <one I love a great deal) became an· noyec.1 at my mother over a tri via l lhina. My oldest sister tried to defend my mother and got c arried away. It ended in a yelling match. All communica· tion between them has ceased. and m y mother h as become a nervous wreck. Now mother and daughter. sis· ter and sister, aunt and niece a re a t odds with each other. My fathe r and uncle have also been dragged into il. There was so much love before. Now. no one in the family is s peaking. Please. Ann, fix this letter up so it will be good enough to print a nd help put my family back together again. We are all so un- happy. -HUMPTY DUMPTY CLAN IN CONNECTICUT D EAR CLAN : You don't give m e a c lue as t-0 what the nap was about, but whatever It was, it wasn't worth the grief It ls causing. Life is too short and too prtt· ious w waste a single day belng AJll Wllfll stlff·nec:ked and seU·rlthteout. Every Uvinl peraon. at one Ume or another, bas said at leaal one thlnfC he (or sbe) would pve a lot to take back. I hope your family, and all others who are not speaking, wUI re·eatabJl1h com municatlon today. Tbls doe~m·t mean you have to b.-In constant touch or Uvc In each other's poc k eU. Ju1t behave like clvUlied human be· logs and enjoy one anCltber - wblle there ls aUIJ time . DEAR ANN LANDERS : My little sis is 14. We both baby-sit for e xtra mon ey. She s its weekend afternoons . I sit eve nings. Of course, I make a lot more than she does Mo m makes us pool our m oney and divide it evenly ever y month. 1 don't think this is fair. She s ays s har· ing is m ore important than m o ney. Pl e a se print y our answer. -HILLSDALE. MICH .. COMPLAINT DEAR HILLY: I'm all for sls· terly love, but your mom Is ad· vocatlng Marxism. I favor the free enterpr ise system myself. People bould oot be forced Lo 1b1re what tbey earn with otbeu wbo e arn leu -for whatever rea.on. DEAR ANN LANDERS· I llve on the second noor of 8 reputa ble apartment house . Every we ekend morning (like right now at 8 a.m.>. I am awakened by a honking horn Somebody co m es b y t o p ick up my downsta irs neighbor and drive him to wor k. Ano, it is only 10 steps from the car to the door. Not everyone works from 9 till 5. ( l don't have to be at my plant until noon.) I am not the type who enjoys hassling neighbors. but I believe we night owls deserve a little res pect. What do you sugeest? NEEDI NG TWO EXTRA HOURS DEAR NEEDING: Tomorrow morning be ready for the book· Ing goose. Have your slacks aod sweater on. Go out the moment the born sounds. Say, "It's won· derfuJ that you are so faltbfuJ about picking up your frie nd. I wish I bad a friend as nice as you. But -J don't have to 1et up until 10 a.m . because I work a late shill. Would you mlnd ring- ing the party's doorbell and not honklng the ho rn?" I'll bet you'll get a pleasant response. Some people need only to be asked In a nice way. Babies belong in car seats More children. are killed in. automobile. accidents than as. a result of. all childhood illnesses combined. By JOHN D. ROSEN, M.D. Dear Dr. Rosen: My six month old baby raises a huge fuss ever y tim~ we try to put her in her c ar seat. I s ay we should insist in spite of her cry· ing but my husband says a t slow city s peeds it is perfe ctly sare for he r lo ride on his lap. Would you please settle this argument for us ? F S . H unting ton Beac h. ANSWER As us ua l. mother knows best ! Although infants would much r ather sit on daddy or mommy's lap than in a car seat you really must insist. More children are killed in automobile accidents than as a result of all other childhood illnesses com - bmed . Thjs tragic fi g ure would be greatly reduced 1f they we re kept in their c ar se a ts If you a re involved in a col· lis ion at no m or e than 25 miles ASK THE DOCTOR per hour and your infant is sit- ting in your lap in t he front seat wha t happens to the c hild ts ghastly . The infant is crus hed bet ween the a d u It a nd the dashboard with a force as great as 1 r a c h ild h a d a three thousand pound weight dropped on 1t There is no way the baby could survive such a tra gedy. I ad vise pa tients who are a bout to become g randparents that the best gift they could give lo the newborn is a properly built infant seat for the car. Witll a little research you can find out which brands are better than others While on the s ubject. a nothe r thing that astounds me is the ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : 11WHAT'S A POPCORN PARTY?": • • : T1M ~. _ .. ucltltM) ..d ,..,..._ ,.+y ,... i. Celif. • • ORfr few lodln s--• CJOOdln ~ ""9-ri•· -• : • -. C~rny •Ml peckeged i. ,..._ Md we ~Ml Hie • :~-!! : • Gl•e • p..ty °" bee-• f"opc_,. Lltdy e : POPCORN PAmES UNLIMITED : way newborn ba bies are dis - c h arged from the hospita l Trad itiona lly the m other is taken by wheel chair with the in ra nt in he r lap from the ob· stetrical floor to the waiting car She then steps into the vehiclP., the infant 1s placed on her lap and the proud daddy dr ives his new fa mily home. I have yet to see the ne wborn placed in a prope r seat which is the only s afe way to make this happy trip. As adults I s uppose we have the right to ignore s afety pre· cau tions and ride without but- toning up. but we rea lly are ob- ligated to protect our children Dr John D Rosen, a practitioner m Newport Beach. welcomes your questioru Mail requests to Ask tM Doctor. P 0 Box 1560. Co1ta Me.a, 92626 : CALL 17141 556-2330 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TENNIS LESSOH NEW! EXCITING! .. CAMEO" PORTRAIT! ~'lf?Jf' 15 + :: $ CAN OF IALLS COSTA MESA TENNIS CLUB 557-0211 · Take·lt·Off w Quick 6.w0:=~ proqram tor taster weight lou Enrollment 11.autecl Pl'•requtrat1on Co.l.I looay a.-Ster+lltt Jwty 2 0 COSTA MESA FOUNT AIH VALLEY 14UHTIHGTOH HACH ti, 714·8 9 I • 3 4 4 I 21.~~p.11:?2 2A PROFESSIONAL COLOR PORTRAITSi 1-8110 CAmeo Portl'llit l-8x10 3-5x7~ 1S·Walleth t$4.COlor Portrait Charms m T rad11ional Pose THESE DAYS ONLY - JULY: WED THUR FRI SAT SUH 1$ 11 17 11 ,. DAILY: 10AM..aPM SUNDAY: 10AM•5PM Beach Boulevard, Weatmtnater H•rbor lloulev•rd, Co•t• MeN M•gnoll• 9trMt, Huntington Be•ch Camino 0. htrelle, San a.m.nte $ U USC 6 s : a' 6 2 Ii 25 3 Sl&f; Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday. July 15, 1981 117 PVllUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS au1111us llAMe S"TATllMallT Tlla lollowlng per-• •r• Going "61Mu•. TH E HOLL ENllE CIC SUNNYMEAO VENTURE, JIM "It" Alr••'t AvenMe, Cot-t• M•••, Callfornl• mi. Hof-~ 0."91--1 Co .• Inc , • C•Hlomla corl)Ol'ellOfl. J1'4 "B" Alrw•y Avenue, Coil• Meaa. C•lllornl• 9162' Thl1 b<.lsiMn Is tOflducted lly • llmlted ,.,_,.,,.p, Hollen.,.ck 0.¥AICl9f"•nl Co. Inc Noyu. Sec Trees. PUBUC NOTICE fllCTITIOU• tultt1•U ..... UATSM9•1' Tiit 1941-lflt --· tte dalne ..... _., aALIOo\ llUNO SWIM & •IC. ClllTlllt, JDt ....... a.1 ... ltleM, Celllornl• '*1 l.•wr~• 0. ~ •• Jr., • ..... ta ...... 1 ...... C:.elli.rnt•,,,.., Slleft'l'll 0 "-·· -......... ...... I .... Colll'-"i• '*1 Tllla Ml-It <IHl4u<t .. by o llmlltd "°'"rvtljl. i.---e o.ic-. Jr. Tltlt ............ -111• wft11 the c ... nly Clef'• of o.-.. c-1y ... PtJBLIC NOTICE .-f'ICTl'10U•tu11•a1• ...... " .. ,. ..... ., Tiit .......... --h .,_. 11u11 llaMU II ANO 0 IVSTl,111$. IMO Wftl t .. 11 .. ,_, S.U AM, CA Jll'l'lllV MalL ltlCKUTI, IWO Welt IOUI kl'W'-a-t.t AIW, CA '2103 Tlllt llual-It~ bY en Ill ......... ....,., .... , lll(Uttt Tlllt ,....,_,. -HI• wlltl u. C-ty Cltft d Or..,.. C:.0..My on Jlllw ''· "" ,.,...., ""°""'" OrMtt C-1 Oelly ....... .lvly U, D, 1', AWi S. 1"91 Jltl .. I J-22, "" ,., ... ,, L·------------ '"ffll-Or .... GMll 0.lly Pltot, J-1', Jlolly 1, •• IJ, ,,,, 2-41 P UBLIC NOTICE •OTIC8 Ofl IAL8 Notice It .... t i-...,._t le M<tl..U »11 _,.alt ef ttw CIYll c.Me ti Illa 14•1• tt C•lllor11le Ille 1111 .. '""""-...,, T..ine wltt """ et 11111111< •ucllon, at 1ts.1 Cf\u tnwt Stru t. Stanton, eeurornle to.ecl t i 10.00 •·"' lfl T-y. uw 111t1 Dey ol Jwly IMI, ""loll-lftt -·•-,.,... perty, t• wit lt7t l'O f d M11 st •11t , Ylll P tltlMP'I~. CA Lie P llSUtW h id •It la lcw Ille _.... .. of .. 11,. tying 111<1 ol .,. ""*"lllfttel for tow· 1110 •nd/W -· ,..., ... lottl!Wf wllll co.a Ill -rt1tl119 -.. _ of ..... Oalad lllb !SOI day of Jiil,. l"I PubllsMO Oranoa c:.11 Dally Piiot, Jiii¥ u. '"'' ,., .. 1. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI IUll1t•ll llAM• STATaMallT The foll-Ing per'°"' ere 001no b<.lllMU• BUS llll!SS PROTE CTIV E SERVICE, 411 So<otll Malft StrMI. Orenee, Celllornl• nw SylYle Sd•woltur . .,. Rhine LAnf, COtte -... C..IHomle ~ LOlfll 0 P•n•q11e, toO So11th Wulllnoton. F11llerton, Calllornta f2U2 A""'4tl,. Moline, 4'o41 Cllarn«k Slr .. t, lf'llne, C..llloml• t2714 Thia bVllneu 11 conduclecl by • general pert_narV\lp. L.ouKO.P._ This ......,_t w• filed with Ille Co11nty Cle~k ot °'"• C-ty on PUBUC NOTICE l'ICT1TIOUI tu1t1tau llAMll •TA,...ltT T lie lol'-1111 ,_,...,, are doll't llllalMM•' ALlA OIYaLOPMallT COM· l'AllV, 17, I' lllvtrtl•e A•eni;e. II••-' taiecll. CA 9*a. JAIMa! Al.CALO.,"""'-"• JDS W. Ne..., A-. S... 0-lel. CA '"" JULIO l.APATA, Vl<t Pr .. IOoftt, >OJ w ,,.._., A-. ..,, G•te1, CA"'" Tllla -lneu 11 t-11<tad Oy • general _,_-WI' Jul .. ~ Tlllt • ...._, wa filed will\ IN C011nl'f c1e111 "'Or-c-ty °" Jwly I, 1 .. 1 ,., ..... Pltbll-Qr-C-.t Delly Piie(. J111y a. u, n, "· 1•1 ,.,._.1 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUllllHS llAMI STATllMllllT Th• 1011owlno person1 ere 04lng l>U•lnH1 e1 lllYERSIO(:, LTO., JltJ ~I Orlve, S..lle 111. 1 f'tlne. Callhlrnl• •nu SNr11nO 1n .... 1ment C«porauon, • Call torn(e torporellon, 11'1 a-1 Ori••, S..lle 111, Irv ine, ce1llornl1 .,/IS Jtal\-Merle Sparllno. 2S 11.,. G,.nd Oucel. N•wport II••<" C•l llornla '2MO Tiii• i...~,,.., i• conouct•d by • llmlled 1»rtnerlfllp, .MMI Marie Sc>erllr.g Tiit> lYl-1 •M llied wltll t .. County Clerk al Or-CounlY on July 10 1 .. 1 l'Ulln Publl.iwd Orange Coal! Dally PllOl. JUM 9, 1"91. l'I..... luly IS. 11, 1', Aug. S. 1"91 JllS-41 Publl-Or ... Coal! Delly Pl~. Julyl, IS,D,1', IWI ...... I. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE llS 1n .. Tiiis ai.tement WM flied wllll -l'ICTITIOUS IUSlll•H l'ICITITIOUS IUSllllllS County Cieri< Of Otenve c-tv Oft Jiii, llAMll 5TATIMllllT llAMI STATllMllllT 10 911 NOTICI TOCllllDITO•S o" auuc r•AllSl'll• I Sac6. Ut141t1 u.c.c.1 Tiit IOllowlno perMWlt ••• doing •' l'IUlll 1111:~ .... ~o!~-lng perwn• •rt doing b<.llinetl al Pllbli-Or-COall Delly Piiot, FIBEllGL.A$S CENTER ~ 8 Nollce IJ Mr.err glv.., to cradllon of lh• within ,,_ tren.tercw lhel • Di;I~ trAMler I> about lo lie m-on Ptrlonal proporty llerel11altef det<:rllled. IN ANO OU T PHOTO, 100 Jlllf u. u. ,., Auo. s. '"'' Jll7 ., COHI Hwy O.n. Polnl CalllOf'nl• B•t•ldt Drive, Newporl Bu ch, ttu• · • Ce11~:::;::.i"'i1reel lnw.imeno Lid. PUBLIC NOTICE Ametlun ~Y C.O In< Calll • Inc • Calllornl• corporellOft Jtt ISO.,,...,..., ecw-. Calllornla tl7l0 N rt0h ~· lle,..r1y Hlllt C..111;.,nla Tllfl -'~ It Condwei.cl by a COi ~10 • ' l'ICTIT10US I UllllllH oorellOft The ---. ..... ·-... of 1111 lnltnded tr•~•lor or •r• Thi• Du~nen 11 concluclad by a c~ llAMll STATllMllllT ~:::~~~:'::!~ C.0 Inc poretlon The lollowl119 person• ere doing Yiu Pinloenl AAYMONO L AICHEV, JIU N-pon Bl•d . N-1 Beec:h, CA n..a The loullOft In Calilornla ol tlw <11111 ut<utlve omo °" prlnc1pe1 Ollll noa 01110 of IM Int-llaMlor0< ll \•m• L..ombe<d St-I b<.lllMu •· ~ Kerll\ew, ~nager lnw-tsLld Inc MITCHE LL BROS ' 7J7J E T11l1 1tet..,_1 WM 111.0 wllll IN R Orangetnorpe • .,.nue, 9....,. Park, ~tldenl C•llfornle _J, C011nt y Clerk 01 Orange County °" Tlll1 tYl-1 wet llled wllll llM Ml TCHE LL A. DUCE, IMC .. a June U. l"9I ,, ... ti Counlr Cletll al Or-C.OUnty °" JlllY Calllornl• corporallon, 717J E. Publl-Or-Coe•I Delly Piiot, All 01 .. r OU .. ,,... name• and ad ore uu uuo by Ill• inlend•d lr111tler0< wllhln lllr" YH,.. 1 .. 1 pelf to ,., •• known lo lht 1nten<1•d lr•n,ferM .,. ,.,,,. U , .. , Orengelhorpe A....,..., 8-• Park, Jlllle 2', July I, I. IS,"" 1.,._.1 · "1..., Callfornla -11 PuDll-Qr-Coa>I Delly Piiot. Tiiis "-lllMU II U>nduC1ed by • <~ July u. t2. "· AuQ. s. 1"91 JllMI porellon. PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie ,,.,,,. --neu -reu of lht ,,,........, lr11n1fer .. ere PE"TE SWANBERG. U2l W. Sen Bernardino Rd .. Covine, CA "111 P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS eu1111au MAMIE STATllMallT The 10Howi119 per1011t are doing DullMU•: lntMCom Oetl9111. »t Sen M._I O<ln. Wte 105, N--1 8MCll, CA f2WO. lntercommi;nlc at101u, Inc., • C..lilornl• c~etlon, »t Sen Migue l Orlva, 5'11te UIS, N-1 S.ecll. C-" '2WO This OUllMU It <OftOllCl.O by a CCW pout Ion 1ntercomm .. n1u1Uon1. Inc Nor.el UY-, Pretldanl Ml!<Mll A. Duce, Inc Wllllem Mite NII, PretldMt llOTICll O" SALE Tiiis 1i.1-1 w .. llled wllll IN Noll<• " M<eby 91.,... 11\el IM pr ... c-•1 c~ al Oranoe GOllnty on Jiiiy perl'f d""''*' lie-. collateral un 10 1"1 oer a M<urlty _ _,,, CS.lad AUQutl Ni LL, l'A•••• & 1u••1u. "· ,.,. n a<lllad by OMNIOYNAMICS An .... ,.. .. u. COllPOAATIOH. -OMNI SKATES Tlllrty.,_,.,._ CORPORATION, T-.. .. 0 Marllel. Ulll• ._.._.. Jr., Pretldtnl. will, lle<euw of Ille LM A-'•· CA •11 debtor'1 defalllt. lie lold by ,,_ 11n 1'1.S.7 oerslg-al a publk sale on ,,,. J41tl PublllMCI ~ toasl Oelly Piiot, CS.y of Jiiiy. 1"91. al 10 00 • m o'clock. J11ly IS, D.1'. Aug. S, 1"91 31•1·11 at )621 W..1 Me<Arlh11r. !Milte 112. Senta Ana, Cellfornla 9170. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •u1111au llAMll ITATllMaNT The loflowl119 persons are doing bu~neu a The pr_,iy IO lie told COll>hll ol all pr...,1 and lut11re •«OllllU r• u l .. Dle, c""'raI• OO<u menu -pr~. all ptMll. office Th•I IN P.._'1. pertlnenl .... to It dtW:rlbed In ganuel H all tloO In lr•d•. f1alur•s~ 1qutpmtn1. tr•O• n•me end good wlll ol • orteln Plua Parlor Du\ifWU, and " IO<•l•d el llU N•WPOl1 Bl•d . Ntwporl Beech. CA. T lie buslneu n•"" uwd by ,,,. u ld lrantleror al Mid toutlon I• ZINO'S PIZZA Tllat Hod b<.11-tr'"""" 1> •nttndecl to Ot con•umm•l•d Al Ille olllct ol BU A ROW ESCROW CO . 1010 N, T111tln A ......... Sen•• An•, CA 91711 .... or after July ll, 1 .. 1 Tlllt b<.llk lren•lor I\ tuOJ•<I lo CalllOrNa Unllcwm Commercial c- S.ctlon "°' Tiiis stet-t •• Ill.cl will\ Ille c-ty Clerll "'Or-County Oft July WALNUT CREEK. LTO., 2191 O\i 1'1-po11I Dri ve, Sull• Ill. 1r vln1. ll. '"I or OllMr ""''-'· all Inventory Ir. eludi ng re• meter l•I•, P•rt•, •<· ceuorltt, pr-.Ct SUPllllel, good• In proceu, llnl"'9d goodl. -proc..01 of 11\elr Min M olller dlw»tll-. OATEOthh IJlt>CS.y of Ji;ly, 1"1 c1111-Bena or CooleMeU Trte ~,,. MMt •Odr.s1 of trw per Ma't ••lh whom clalma mey lie 111..s la BU II ROW ESCllOW CO , 1010 N Tu•lln Aw . Senta Ana. CA.,,, I Rel >Utt F and 11\e la•I day 101 tlllft9 c 1a1m1 by MIY cre<lltOf' Shell lie July JO. '"' wn•cll 11 Ille bu\JMu oew llefot• 1111 ton1ummatlon d•I• •P•clfleo Publl-0r.,. C.O.tl Oelly PilOt, Calllornlef2JIS July u. n. 1'. Ailg. s, "'' lltcM I s p A II LI NG I Ny Es TM EN T PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUI IUlfNaU IUMll S"TATaNllT Tiie 1011-11111 per-• •r• dOlng bullMUff' ACE SPOtlTS 90UTIOUE, 1""2 erCIMllllnt ~ "-'lelll Vel .. y, CA tt70I. MACK M. MIYAZAKI, iOd C-- try Club, C..le MtM, CA n6Mo. SACHIKO M. MIYAZ.AKI. J04J Co<ullry CM>,~ Mne, CA n.». This~ ts c~ llY an lft.. dlvldll•I 1-.d A. Wife). S.ClllkOM. Mlyeukl Thlt It .. _, wa ni• wltll Iha County CIH' Of 0r.,.. C-y Oft July 7, '"' • ,., ..... Publlllled Or ... c:-t Delly Pli.t. J11ly •. u. 22, 1', 1"1 ., •• PUBLIC NOTICE CORPORATION, e C..lllort'lle cOf'llO••· !Ion. 21tl ~I Orlw, 51111• 111, lr•IM, Calllornlet271S Ja•ne·M•rle Sperllllg, JS Aue Grand Ducal, Newport Beat h, Cal llOf'nl• .,..., Tiii• t>uslneu 11 conoucted by • general pertMrtllip. SPARLING INVESTMENT CORP ,,. __ ri• Sc>a;llr.g ,.,.,,, .. Swa ... 1y, Vice PrM!denl Tl\11 .-... ,...,, w~ fl ied wllh 11\e C-ly OHll al Or-GOllnt y on Jiiiy 10, '"''· ,,..,. Pllbll-Or-COatl O.lly PllOI, July U. D. 1', ""'9. S, 1911 ll ..... I PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICaTO COWT ltACTOltS CALL.IMO~ llDS klMOI Oltlrlct: lllYINE UNIP'llEO SCHOOL DISTRICT. Bid 0.adllM 2 00 o'cloc-p.m of Ille ..,, <My of J,.. ly. , .. , Piece ol llld ll•<•IPI DISTRICT AOMtNISTRATIYIE CENTER, 1'41 Alton Avenue, lrvlM, C•lltornle '1114 (P.O. Bos IUU, Jr vine 911 Ill Pro)a<t ldentllkelton lleme: EL CAMINIO REAL SOL.Alt SYSTEM MOOIFICATIOHS; Pleet Pl•nt •re on Fiie l'ACILITI ES PLANNING OFFICE CIUSOI, J .. I AllOll Aw., Irvine. C•lllornl• '2114 ( 714) j""4t00 llOTICE IS HERl!llY GIVEll 11\el llM •--SC-I Olllrkl ol °'Mte Gaurtty, Callfoml•. ectlng by end thr~ It• Governlftg 8oerd. lle relneller r•l•rr•d to •• "DISTRICT"; wtll rec:elw 1111 to, but Mt later "*' IN -w~t.ted tlmo, ••led Ille tor u. _.."' • cOfltract lot!M ...... _l«l aids -· tie rwcel-In tlM plec:o Identified MoW. -11\ell be openM end l)Vtlll<IY r-·-al IN --lleled u ... -...... There will lie "° .._ .. req<1lrH for ••ell set ol bid cto<umenll to .... ran• -retunl In good C-1· llOfl wlll>ln .. ...., <Mys •Iler IN bid -•1111 elate. Eech bid m•nl conform and be re1-.11 ... 1otMcCW1trec:tcloC-l6. Eecll ..., tllall lie K~-led llY Ille M<llrlty refwnoll to Ill Ille COftlr9CI d«umonb and ..., Ula 1111 of pr_..o avlllCOfttrecton. TIM OIS"TIUCT ,_,,.. 1119 rlOlll lo rel.ct M'f w ell blcll • to ony 1r. ,..,1.,1u.. w lnfen!WlllllM In wal,.. 91\Y bltb W In Ille~ ..... TM OISTltlCT .... *-'""' from IN Dlrec:tor of 11111 ~I of 111-duttrlel "911111tM tllo 99Mf'•I pnv•ll· I ... r•ie of -~ ..... Ill IN letellly WI ~II INS _. la .... ~!NII let_., crllft w i.,.. t4 -----... _.. ... ,_ trec1. Tllltl , .... -M Ille .. tflo OllTltlCTtfflce l«ftM •t: tt4t Al"" Avtll11•, lrv111e, C,Olllornle '211•. C.,.._ ftW\' tie .... ._..,~ A '""., --,. .......... """ .. .,.,. ..... TM ~ ac..._... of '91' e'9nl ..... It .._. ...... t -111!11 My of •19111 Cll ....,._ n. , ... let ....... ., eM .....nl"" ... _.I .... i..I t.llM ......... . 11 tMM .. ,,,.,...ry _.. tllt CON· TltACTOA .. -.. ~reel It _.,.., ...... ...., ......... ..-r "'"'• .. lllltY Ml ltM ,,_. 1119 .. 141_ .... ,.... ..... _._ ___. ...... ~In .. ---.. ,,._.,.._ ... ......,-. ................ • ,oflM • ...,... •• , ...,. 9ftlf tM ...... .., ......... .... • ,..,,..... ........... "' ... llilrf"'"' ...... ....... wlM .. ......,...,.,..., "-~ u ... ., -~ 'T1lo ..,._. ... tMll .. "' .. "'"" ... ..,. In .. '*""ectWNi••• o-ni-. ..... •• , A.. Mentoy Clftf, "',....,., ,_....,. OrOltll c.-. Oell'f "'"4. July , ... n. "'' ,, .. ,, Se<"'ed Party A-... U«ller rl Yke Pr.sloent Publl"'9d Or-Coe" O•llY Piiot, PllOI, July IS, II, 1"91 ll.,-41 PUBLIC NOTICE llOTICI TOC•EDITOU O" IULK T•AllSl'll• AllD 01' lllTllllTIOtll TO T•AllS .. E• AU:~IC I EVll•AOll LICEllSlllll CSacLtlt14117 u.c.c.-1..n tl~l&PI NOTICE IS HEllEBV GIVEN to Ille Creditor> ol KWANG·llC CHOI encl JUNG SOOK CHOI. Soclel Sec. • t Kwang) 0"9-4J·JIM. Soclel Se<. • (Ji;ngl S72·JS·S'31, Tren•feror anG Llcen .... wi-b<.l>lneu •Odresi It 1UC Baker. In Ille City ol C:O.I• Mesa. County of Orange, Sl•I• of Celllornl• tlUt, tllal • Dulk trMl>ler 11 alloll1 lo lie made IO Tomoo Kawel A. ClllhMv Kawai. Soclel St< • (Tomool S.l.O..St71, Soclel Sa< • IChlher'wl US .... ·1191, TrentlarM and Intended Tr•l'l•I•-· -butlMU edclr•U I• .OIE W Alton Avonue, In IN City ol Senta AN. c-ty of 0taft9', State ot Cellloml• '2707 Tne 1ou11on tn Celllornl• or IN <lll•f ut<llllvo of!lce °"principal b<.11i neu olll<e ol 11\e Intended lrM1sl••o• 11· .. ,,.. All olMr llllll,.n nemot end ad-d re >11d 11 ud by lh• ln t1nded tr•Mferw wllllln th-YH,.. left NII 10 f•r n known 10 Illa Intended lranslerw ero. none. The p.._rty 11deKrlbed 11'1 ..... r•I es All stock In 1..-. fl•turos ... lllp •Do••· OATE OJulyl, 1"91 "-'er H Sw-rg •u••ownc•owco. lt7' II. T-" Aw Seftt. A,.., CA •21 ti •JSH7F PuDll>Md Or-Coell Dally Piiot, July IS, 1"91 ll7S-tt PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF NICHOLAS P . PEZZENTE AND OF PETITION TO AD · MINISTER ESTATE NO. A 109424. To all heirs , beneficiaries, c reditors and continoent creditors of Nicholas P. Pezzente a nd persons who may be otherwise interested in the will and/or estate : A petition has been filed by Martha E. Pezzente in the Superior Court of Orange County requesting that Martha E. Pezzente be appointed as personal representative to ad - m inister the e s tate o f Nicholas P. Pezzente (un· der the Independent Ad· ministration of Estates Act). The petition is set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 at ""nl e1tC1 gOOCI •Ill .. • cert•ln DELI bu•IMsa k-.. 00Ro11:·s DELI 700 Civic Center Dr ive , •ncl louted al 7J.SC S.ker SI. In,,,. Cl-West in the City of Santa ty 01 Coate Mase, c-•Y or Oronoe, A 'c llf i J I 29 St•t• of c..111orn1•, .,,., tr•nst•r 111e na, a orn a on u Y , 1o11o•lnt MINll< 11e ... r ... 11can•: 1981 at 9:30 A.M. ottw1e-6wlne, NllMCltr>OOtS«IO, IF YOU OBJECT to the ~~~i::;::::::~:::::g~ oranuno of the petition, Baker In IN City of CoU• Ma .. , Coun· YOU Should either a ppear tyolOr-.Steteo4 ca111ornl•. at the hearing and state 0,'~:!,,':,~=."':n°'c::C~: ':\~:your objecti~ns or flle said 1r....,... of said 1k-.,,.,,... written objections with the "'''n•n. 1nc11;c11.,. u. e1t1me1ec1 1n court before the hearing. ~1orv.1s tl\e""" of Pt,soo.oo, •11•c11 Your appearance may be c~!~~.~~a:,o-11111' in person or by your at· Prom1....,y llOIH cunteeurodl -torney. ... JOO.oo I F Y 0 U A R E A T11et it .... -"' ..... ._,.1e CR E DITO R t lk•n-andlnt-lrantfer"tare or a con • q111r•C1 llY Soc. 24074 of 1,. tuJ1n.a1 inoent creditor of the de· •nd ,.,..,..,. ... , '°"· '""' ,,. e-ceased, you must file your •l•1•t1.,,.,,,.,,_•o1 w1411>Ut•· claim with the court or MM encl tt'.W.r of ael4 If(;-I•' "' .,.., ..,, aftof .... ttMttor ._ present it to the personal """._..,...,., ... o.twt,,_1 t1 representative a ppointed A1<. ..... 1( ......... cent'9!. by the court within four Tllot a Yle, lr-ferenclo• •• 111o ....._.. .-11 1" "-· "•· months from the date of '"""' ~.,,. .-wrn • first Issuance of letters as ~..t1111e~.9M rrovlded In Section 700 of ttft"41erotlen ......, ...... •1'91 h p c d f 111e e ... ~•1en1w1Mtt_,., • robate o e o •ttlll'llMfl• oi 11>e ~ tlelf\M 1 California. The time tor t• '° .. en•.,._.,,,,.""•• flllng cl1lm s wlll not ••· ~':i~':~~:O,::,°:T:..""*'' plre prior to four months 11vo.,1fl .. Cltrefc.Me MeM,C from the date of the hear· .., ., or.,., MM•., C.llfoemla. • lno noticed above. 111dOdttMt11W~-1ot Alc:tholl YOU MAY E XAMINE tevw ... c..tnal "" ....,..... ... trellllff.,._..11~. the flit kept by the court • DAHOJwr•.1•1. If you are Interested In the "':::t!:rOIOI. estate, you may flle 1 re· ~ .,.. qutSt with the court to re· J.a19 .... CMI, ctlve special notice of the =--Inventory of estate as.sets ,._IC.,..., and Of tn. 1)9tltlons, IC· ,.,...,_._. co unU and raports linNMTr..,.._ descrtbed In S.Ctlon 1200.S CNlwtl ICowel. of the Call tom I• P~tlt TrMllWot_. C ,.,..,;.:::,:•c:::-o..,, 11'1 ~-Or-c:... Dtlllr,...., Jilly ta. l'91 "'*.. NIY U, 1&; Q.""' Jtl'Ni I I I ....-..-----.. • .. • w o e > a s o . uose a ass u u o a e .... . .. . ... .. .... • • • • • • •• r. • . , .. I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednetdey, July 15, 1981 s s ; a . . ..... n TV listings Uke ~ver before! It's new. It's bigger. This Friday, you'll find a ._big, bright, • brand new television supplement in the Daily Pilot like you've never seen before! You'll find the most complete TV listings available in any newspaper around -with unique, It's easier to use. It's coming Friday. It's Pilot TV Log . easy-to-scan grids, plus complete evening program details. You'll find the channels you watch (we list 22 including cable), pages of movie highlights, up-to-date sports, soap plots and more -all in a bigger, easier-to-read format. Get the complete picture this Friday in the all-new Pilot TV Log. It's a new Pilot you won't want to miss! ' • II . New Grid Format -A unique, sign-on to sign-off grid format every day. The grid is a quick visual reference to 18 hours of programming on 11 broadcast channels, and prime-time progr a ms for 11 cable channels. You also get details of each show during ~ prime-time evening hours in a · "rolling log" format, with notes for re-runs and closed captioning. Up-to-Date Sports -Beacuse Pilot TV Log is published on a Friday, s ports listings (almost a whole page ) are fresh and accurate. ... Speeial Programs -From blockbusters to dance to children's shows, you'll find ~11 the week's specials in one place on Page 3. Movies, Movies, a11d Movies -Almost two pages of movies virtually. around the clock every day of the week, with the stars and the year the movie was made. Our four-star rating system helps you chose, plus G, PG, and R ratings for cable movies. ~ Dav tim<• Drama • Grid listings for each a nd every daytime show, every day of the we ek. And if you missed an epi sode of your favorite soap opera, you'll find a summary of the week 's plots. More Cable Listi11gs -Subscribe to HBO , Showtime, the Z channel, ON , ESPN, CNN, WTBS, WOR, Cine m ax, or Spotlight? Pilot TV Log carries listings for them a 11 ~ • . . 'Die ae• Pllet TV L••· If ate• fer It Friday l••lde tile aew•l .. k, ~ I mew·•lze Weeke••er. ••tad.et Fer •••ey·••vhll •••e •eUvery, . . eall 941·4111. ._..., ... ---r••, ____ _. ____ ,~--. \\ll"l"'ll\' -EVB81G-.. , .. ..,. ~"" Caine reoel\IM a haunlmg. t•V~ Cl'/ IOt help thll ....Oe him to,_ a buffalo Nit I TIC TAC DOUGH U"A"l"H l(Unu-' fella llic11m 10 the ~ benevlOt Of Ille •077th'• pweonn.I ~·-" • 0 •• 0 0 ( 1tn1 e11n1 , .. ,""°°41. \lwna lloom A MIMltlM 11ranger r alllH Ille -t»t reeldtlnlt of • WlllW'I\ town to ChallenQe the ~ CJ8'1Q wNdl llu "-' twrorlztno ttwn. R (Q)MCWll "Ooel Miner'• Daughter" (IMO) 8-SPllOlll. Torn- ""I I.Ale .,_ 8~ °" l.Of•Ct• l.)'M'• ~ot>IOot•· Olf'f A young Olri !Nim a poor tamlly In rural Ken- IUGk)I matrlee a muctl olcl· "' local bO)' ~ .,.,_. ,,., riM 10 '11f 00m In the muei1C lnduatry 'PO· t:IO e QI) THI FACTS Oii LA 9lalt It llJ)MI end embtl- r•teed Wtien '* wt>MI· chalr-conflned coullln, • budding comedienne, COl'llM to Eutland lO vltlt her (R) • THIPtCNC A lllenl COtnady 1boul 1111 outing on • lur!'I"'*' day , with • crusty o4cl general 11\d hi• f lmlty lier• Ronnie C0tbelt and Ronnie Bark- • OOOOTIMU FIOflda'a attl1ude IOOOretd• J-· cNieth cautdt di• MM6otl In en 8"Mdy ud- a.r..o ~ (Pllfl 2) •• IL8CTNC CXJfllr'llN'f ~ SUPER SLEUTH -Peter Sellers stars as the accident.prone Inspector Clouseau chasing a jewel thief in "The Pink Pan- ther" tonight at 8 on Channel 13. er (R) (.C)UOVIE "Blume In Love" (19731 George Segll, Suaan Anac>aC" A dlvOtced man b«;ornae I jellou• SUllOf, trying 10 win his ... ,. baek 'R' Cl) CMNe'MI (flAICNIW8 ~=-Niwa * ~ * "The II I P 1" ( tll63) EN:&ab9lh T eyto<. Rlcflwd Burlon Ae ~ ol a cMlayed lllght await llik• on In Iha VIP IOUnge of • London alll)Of1, tn.ir llVM bacome curloualy lnlertw!Md. (l)UOYIE "Roclcy II" ( t978) Syiveater Stilllone, Talia Shire. Alter toting "" bout with the world Chempk>n, 1111 embl- tloul boxer tralM lor a MC:ond ch-at the title. I "PO' • .MXIVCOWHa t.:*I JOKIR'8 W1U> • AU. IN THe FAMtl Y While Atetile 19 cltculallng I pelltlon In the neighbo<- hood to keep more blKk lemlliee lfom moving Into the ., .. , Edith acciepta • dlntier Invitation with the ~ • BENNYHIU Benny plays • baby 91118' wflO won't be Ull«l bactl • KCET NEWNEAT m ST\JDfOaa ""-C.. Family" Stew- lto.t Nancy"-Ilk• II« t-deughters to the p<ts II the Lag\lnl SECA r1cetr1ck: 1 mlnll• launching In White Sandi. N M 11 wtlnaeMd (RI (l)QINlWS 018 BAAHEY MILL.EA Fish 11 mlNlng on the d1y of hie rellrement 1nd the real of the equld try to put the rein• on • vigilante group. (Part t) 7:00 8 CM NlW8 D NeCNlWI 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN M1<10n 0td•• FoniJe to go to Iha hO~tel lor a muc:h- Meded tonelllectomy • A8CN£#8 a llUU..IEY'E • MAHHIX "A Day Fll*S With Shad- owa·· Mannla 11 htred to ln-1IQ81e Iha ~ anoe of • eo119ge balll•t- blill ,,., • 8TIEET8 cw I.AN F'""°8CO nw.. aecaoeo prbonet'I go on 1 Md11tlc rempag. of terror. morder end r~ • OVEREASY "Med11 Stereotypes' GuHll Buddy ~baen. 1:1_dla 8'egoer (RI 0 lili> MACNEll / LEHAIEI' AEPORT (I) TIC TAC DOUGH (fl MEAV GAIFf'IN GpHll Reine Engllth. Robert Kleln. F1nn1e ~M0\111 "Unidentified Flying Odd- ball" ( tll79) Denni• Ougen. CHANNEL LISTINGS Kenneth MOte An ecci- dental launch ~ • NASA ~ end hit lootclllll• rOl>Ot In •br1h- century England. tn\IOMng him In Ar1hw .... lntrlgYN ·o· l .....Vl.EWll 7:30 DANNY The ator; of IW'Q*' - ~II*' Denny DMr- dofff'. light lgalntl QY9f • wMlmlng oddl to aoc:c.ec:t In the WOtld ol popul1r mUSIC. I QI FAMILY FEUD SHANA NA Gueel: J-Darren. 8 HOU.YWOOO IQUAMI II FACE THE UIAMC • MACNEll. / l.EHAEA REPORT '9 TI4E 8HAKESPEAAE PlAY8 ""Al You Like II" H ...... ._.,,,.,,, Brien Stir"*' end Richltd PMC:O 1re IM- turad In Sh•kelPMf•'• com.dy about IOve end tonging In ,,,. encf\antecl FOfMI of Alden. (R) Cl) ft .M. MAGAZINE An lnt..W.W Wllh ~ Isl Billy Graham at hlS home. .,., ~ .. v1ng en"'81ope houM. GEORGE JONO; WfTH A UTTU HEL..P FAOM HIS FNEH08 The country mu9lc stat I• IOlned by his daughter Georgette Jone1, Jes.i Colter, Etvla Costello. Emm)'lou Hema. Weyion Jennings. Tilly• Tucker end Tammy Wynell• f0t"'1 lune-lilted lhow II lhe Country Club In Loa ~ .... 8:00 8 Cl) THE WHfT'E 8HAOOW Sa11m1 hll1 an opposing plaY*' during • bUke1blll lr..,_lor-111 end 11 Chatged wtth eggtlvaled --.it (RI D QIN.Al~ FMtured a family ol n~ P<* pa1n1.,.. • ghetto l>Oxlng lueher. the World Heavyweight Skiing c:Mm- ptOnlhlp: wr99tling "°OS: ma6e ba1Mr1n .. (RI • MOVIE * • .. Bloody M1m1· (1970) Shelley Wlnlert. Pat Hingle Ml Blrker and II« disturbed 90nl leave the Ozart11 10 aaaume OeQen· erlle end vulgar k,,.. •• crlmlnlls 8 9 CHAAUE'8 ANQE1..8 A revenge-Melclng pty· chopath booby traps the cabs 01 a amall company he'• out to destroy (R) 8 MOVIE * • * • ··war And-Pel08" (Pert 3) (t9e8J Ludmila Savelyev1. S..gei Bond•r· IJ KNXT 1CBS1 LO'> Anqe11•s D KNBC 1 NBCI Los Anqele'> e KTL A 1lnd 1 Los Angp1es 8 KABC TV tABCI Lgs Angele '> Cl) l\FMB 1CBS1 San Diego D KHJ TV (Ind 1 Los AnQeles @' KCST t ABC1 San D1t>go ID KITV 11ne1 t Los AnQt?•ec. e KCOP T\l 11ne1 1 Los AnQt>IP'> Cl KCET TV1PBS1 Lor; Anqt.>•rs al> KOCE TV 1PBS1 Hun1tn9ton Beach Stev e Ford 'good kisser' By FRED ROTHENBERG A .. T....._Wtt99F NEW YORK -Melody Thomas, the on-screen love interest of soap opera newcomer Steven Ford, says the former president's son ls a "good kisser." She also s ays he is well cut as a cowboy- turned-bartender on "The Young and the Rest- less." "He'• really just a cowboy at heart. Re's not al aU Hollywood,'' said Mias Thomas, wbose character Nikki: a stripper, seduce.a Ford's alter- eao. Andy, for the first time in the CBS show. Nikki's lure might not go down in Hollywood'• annals with some of Mae West's best lines, but it worked. "Wh.Y don't you take off your boot.I, cow- boy. lt look• llke you '11 be atayina for a spell.·· Miss TbomH, a 2~·year veteran of "The Youna and the Restle11" who aplna her own brand of wicbdnesa u the show's bad 1lrl, said call members didn't know at first that a member of Amenca'a former n&Qt rarnlly wu oo their set. "But when I found out he was Steven Ford, It -81 hard~ to think Of him U Jerry Ford's IOD," •he said. "A.ft.er a wbUe I 1ot uaed to it, and now I think it's Just a hoot" How fa Ford's dramatic career 1otn1? "He'• a lood actor. He'• lot the inttincu:• aald Mia Tbomu, apeakiDC by telephone from Loi An1ele., wlMre "The Yount and the Re1U•1'' ls taped. Accordlnf to Ml11 Thomas, OGe ot tboee tood lnsUndl ii hJ• romanUc lltlll. "OW' aex 1cene1 come naturally. With some actcn, lt'• bard to be believable beraUM /ou'r. not attracted to t.be person. But Steve an · I bave been klAlnc for t.brff Wffkl now, and ll'• like w.'re married. H•'• a ,ood~.·· chuk 8uecl on the novel by Leo T«*toy The~ of .~.. lamlllae .,. Qrfflly enectect by Iha Napoleonle ww• • P.U. MAGAZINE An Interview with ev11\g81- 19t Biiiy Grl/'lem 11 hit home. an -gy-.aVing en\lltlope hOuM, Chef Tell makM •tuned pear with llver, the Shedd• on "warm 1\.1.ul•tl''; Cath'4l Menn di-• 1<1m1 pro- fHllOnal laugher• • MOVIE * * * '"The Pink Panth., .. ( 11164) Davi<! Niven, Peter S•ll•r•. A l•W•I Ihle! allempll to 1111• posH1- slOt't of • pr~ gem with the help of the French pollU tnapector'a wile 6l) CECIL RHOOE.8: A TOUCH CW CHUACHIU.. A TOUCHOFH~ A IOolt 19 tlken II the role Of Iha Eur<>pNn In Alrlcl during the INI quart., or Iha llllh century through the •tOtV of one ol Eng- land'• lut empire bull~S -C.C.I John Rhodea (C)t.tOVIE ""A Fore. Of On4I ( 1979) Chuck Norri•. Jannlf•r O"N•lll A muter OI lhl man111 1111 embarks on 11 revenge-mottvlled March tor the killers of hll ldOl>l- ed ton 'PG rn MOVJE ··e1u:tng Saddlel · (11174) Cleavon Utlle, G-Wiid- er Directed by Mel 8r00k1 A railroad worker In the Old West 1lmos1 hu more problemt then he can handl• when he 11 1ppoln1ed an..1n or Rock Rlc;g.. a town plnpomted for dntruclion by 1 bual- ,,... tycoon 'R' OM<ME "Touched By Love' a:ao m TOPSTOAY Hoell Jim ThOmu. M&ry '!?'IOI! 1:40 (OJTMATS ME l:A6 MOVIE The J.,t.' I 197111 St- Mlllln, S..nlde1t1 Patera A Chronte: scr--up mllttft mllHOnl on 1 ,...,d 1nven- llOn only 10 ION 11 all In conlUmef damage su11a 'R" 9':00 IJ (I) MOVIE • • .,., "Heppity E,,... Attar ( 111781 Bruce 8ox14Mtner Suzanne Somet1 An aap<rlng &Inger IS torn be._ her desire IOt lame •I'd her 111r1e11on to a love-struck rnoun111n m1n_JR) D Q!J OIFFREHT STROt<E.8 Arnold 11 taddened by the new1 thlt he "'111 never be ••II enough 10 be 1 buket- balt player. unlll he meet• a llllle girl confined to 1 wt\Mlchalr tRlo D O MO\flE • • ··o;su1er On The Cou111ner·· ( 1979) Wllliem Shatfler Lloyd Brk:lon A d«llllged engineer Ml• '"'° hlgh-14>Md i>asaeng« lrllna h<lrtllng toward NCtl oth« on 1 courM of mau 0..tructlOn (R) ID MERV ORH"FIN Ou.ala Raine English. Robert Kl&tn Finnie Flagg Joaeon Wembaugh Dl-Ntc:he>la (R)UOVIE "'High Plllna Drifter St•ve F l)MOVIE * • 'h "The Macluntosh Man'" ( t073) Paul ~· man, Dominique Slnda 8aMd on • novel by O..· mond ~ A 8r11tah Int~ agent lllld hlS female co11ort are lorced to cope with double agenll end trlpl.-cro-on their mlaalon to capture e com- munist IPY 10:00 D a OUtNCY Sim provH that 1 convict· ad rapist can't be gullly 1>41cauM hi• teeth don't m1tch thOM that left bile mark• In the victim• (RI I G• NEWS II 181NE88 AHO MEOIA: AWE.8 OA AOVERSAAIE.8? Hoat Din COtldt dllcusaes wn.thw tel4lv11lon cover- age ol buSI,_. la l air end eccurete wtth I r9'>0rter lrom CSA. I reprlMnll· .. ,,. of Moblt Otl. Iha Vtce PrMldent or K11_. A1Um1- nom and thl Vk:e PrH1- oen1 of Publlc Ana1r1 l0t Ford MolOt Compeny CD Fl.AM8AAD6 "P0tnl To Potnt" Marti rid .. 1n the Potnt to Potn1 ,_ w1111e wm1am Ill•• ··Emmi" overhead. Wll- lilm decides to teeve Fl1mb1td1 attar en argu- ment wtlh Auaaell (Piil 41 (Rlc;J (~)M0\11£ ""Kiii Or Be Ktlled" ( 1980) Joaeph Ryan, Charlotte Michelle Two savege equeds or elite karete champ1on1 ct1sh tor reVl<lg• and survtveJ "PG' 10:808) NEWS • INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS CZJ MOVIE • • ··Fe111n1·1 Cuanov1" ( 11170) Donald Sutller1And. Peter GonzaleS The lant1- slel and lrOltca of the lnlarnous to.... .,. pleyeo out agalnll the ~ICle of 18th-century Venlel I 1:00. D • (I) 9 Qt NEWS 8 STAATNK The EnterprlN lrensporte 114 o.legatae to 1 F.O..e- tlon meeting to vote on an imp()rtlnl-G NEWl. YWfD GAME • TALSMTHE HAlJNTB) "EVIi Slalk1 This HouN" Stokes IOc«t hffnMff In Iha root celllr. White struggling wUh the men whO reacuect him lrom Iha quicllsand. when he realizes they're both 1fter thl co.ns (Pert 31 • 8EHNYHIU. Benny as Fred Scuttle pre- Mnll his verSlorl of the Or•noe Btouom Specie! fl) Ola< CAV£TT 6.!) WORLD CHAONICLE Cll)MOVIE "A"'*'lc•n Glgolo" (1980) RICherlllE French Pos1card1 .. ( 1979) Mii•• Chapin. Blench• Biker A group ot Aln*'1- c 1n 1tudent1 become enthrllled with the country I nd Ill people -lie study· I~ In Franoe 'PG' 11:11 U MOVIE For hl1 part, Ford, a newcomer to t.be ehow ln the role ot Andy the bartender, says he enJo11 workine with Mlaa Thomu and the other cut m1mben. $ ¢ a e e e e 0 0 4 s 0 a a 0 0 a a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT. Wednesday, July 15, 1981 •• TUBE TOPPERS KCET 9 8:00 -''A Touch or ChurchUl, A Toucli of Hitler: The Lite of CecU Rhodes." A look at one of England's last e mpire builders. CBS 8 9:00 -"HappUy Ever After." S&izanne Somers and Bruce Boxleitner star in a movie about an aspiring nightclub singer. A BC D 9 : 00 -"Disaster in the Coastllner." William Shatner, Lloyd Bridges, Raymond Burr and Yvette Mimieux star in a movie about two trains set on a collision course by a de- ranged engineer. ''The Shining" (1980) Jeck Nleholaon. S~ OuvlH Directed by S t1n1ey ICubrlck A lormer KhOoltucl\er hlrad u a .. nter care111c., IOt a remote. and 1pp1tenlly haunted. COiorado hOtel. 11 anowbound th«• wtth hi• Wife end cte1rvoy1n1 young aon 'R' 1 t:ao 8 (I) MOW * * * "'Alh WednMdey I t1173) Ettubeth Taylor Henry Fonda A mlddle- lged h<>uMw1fe 1nemp11 to recapture II« youthlul aopeerenoe by undergoing tecial "''Cl*'Y at an Italian c11n1c. D QITHEBUTOF CAMON Gu.all· Euk E11rad1. Mar- &111 Muon, PllCtdO Oom- l~o. Tom Wolle (R) U !U) AllC'HIEW8 NIOHTl.JNE Q l.l'T'S MAKE A DEAL ... HOGAN'S HIEAOES An EngHlh POW almoll rulna Hog1n'1 1ac1pe Ol>ef•llon g) 8T AHLEY SIEGEL fl) CD CAPTIONED A8C NEW8 (C)UOVIE "Oovme Medn ... · 119801 Bette Mldler, fl\e Har· ten" Thia him rec0td ol Mldler a concert perlor mencea •t Iha Pua<!en• C•VIC Auditorium 1n Febru- ary. 11180, l111urft • var• ty ol song•. from camp llanderdl to rock batt•d• pynctueted by 1 _,., of raunchy monologUN 'R" t2:00 U MOVIE • • • • ··Toplclpf' 1111641 Met1111 Mercour1. MulmlU- 1n Schell A valu1bl• iewef-atudded sword la lloten from • Turkish museum 8 9) LOVE 80AT "Funny V1len1tne" Sam1n- th• Egg11, "The Wallhow•" Patty Dworkin. "A Home •• Nol A Home" Minnie Pffrl. Arthur GOd- frey (Al 8 OUNSMOKE A nototlous g1ng ol mer1Ud1<1. known as The Dog Sold>e<a. •-ra ven- ~ 1g11n11 M111 tor the execution or one of their member• • Ul88ION; IMP08Ml.E Jim ~ poea •• • drug eddtc:t behind Iha Iron Cuneln 10 atop en unknown .... .Nin • aAAETTA Tony truata • lady ""'h 1 11\ldy peat end hndl mo<ll trouble than he ba.rg11ned f0t CSJWHAr S UP AMERICAI Allen<! lhl MCon<I annuel crou-<:ountry "Fr-tlC- KlnetlC Sculpture Reoe" vlall e Hare Krl1hn1 PlllCfl In w .. 1 Virgin••. cont<Jll a bird p1ychlllF11t Who coun· NII pet OWfl411'1 with prob- i.m bird•. uplore the Ilg· Ind around H1rley-Oevt0- '°"· end~ wtl.h L .. ler GI-l l>OUI the OfNI• Mt eofleCllon of "kltlCh" 111 In America 12:IO D Qt TOMOMOW Guee11 blldr economla1 Wiiier Wiiiiama. 1191rlnil eomedlln Larry Wll'°"· Klor Martin S'-> 1:00 D PSYCHIC PHENOMENA. THE WOAl..D NYONO "Four P1ychte:1' Ho.II Damien Sllnpton. StlCie Hunt OUNll BUI COtrldO. Gill Ferguton, Robert• J1co1>1on and Ooneld T0tres dllCuU what II"• Ilk• to be psychle llld how II 1ttec11 their llvae. (Piil t) m MOVIE • • • "Barabb11" ( 1902) Anthony Quinn, Sllv1na Mangi no The thief rele•MO In lteu of Jesus wreau .. wnh the quirks or f•I• that lollow him ....., 11ter .., INOEftEHDEHT HETWOMNEWS rCJMO\llE • • ·~ "I, Mobster' ( t95!) Steve Cochran, L111 M"•n A gangtter mekn a clNn bf•••• ol hi• hi• CS,; MOVIE ONth Race 2000" I tll75) David C.rrldlne. Slmorle Or1n11h In the year 2000 A D . h1t-and-<un dmnng 1s • n1t1onal sport In wtllch female 111e11m1 are WO<th 1enpo1n11 ·R 1:10D MOVIE • • • ··eye Bye Birdie·· ( 11163) OOck V1n Dyke, J1net Leigh A teen-age 1lng1ng idOI ll>OUI to be drltted gives his flnel tele- v11lon penormence !U) HEWS 1: 11 CZJ MOVIE • • 'h ··uptown Saturdey Night" (t9741 Sidney Por- tier, Biii COiby A flClory worker and 1 llrMt-wlse cat>bl4t ~· caught up in a g1nglllld laud when they decide to tr1H a g1nos1er WhO held up • bar t:IO g) MOVIE * * '"' "Murde< ManSIOn" C 19701 Anllla Gide. Evelyn St-ltl A couple end a young heir... spend • trig ht ·lllled night In e drea.ry OIO houM t:.08 NEWS OMO\llE "Toucn.d By Love 2:00D QIHEWS 2: 10 8 EOOOAIAL 2:11 IJ MOVIE * * • "The 811u Of Mrs 9louom • C 1116!) Shirley MICLllne Rteh•rd Anen- l>Otoogh The bored wile or • l>r--• m1nofectur1< hl<les • IOver In the 11tte where he lives tor yurs 2-.25 0 HEWS 2:30 U MORECAMBE & WISE Eric lmperaonates Merlene OtetrlCh, ErlC and Ernie pose as world avthorllln on .. uuoes. JOHN DARLING OUR. NEX"T L.OCAL EMMY 15 ~ IHE MOS'T ~FFEC"TIVE USE OF YELL~ RIBeONS DURING- IHE ~N OF THE H06TA.GE5! c:c>MOlltl "A F010t Of One'' pt791 Chvctt Houle, .>.nnlf .. O'Nell A m111w of Iha INlltlal wta MIOettt• Oii • f~lve-~ tor the .... of hie .oclpt• ._,'PO' (IJ Tll#YA fUCKDl_ HCm Thie htld-<lfhtlng rocla 'n' rOI ~ ~tigrlll the dyr\MllC .., In • pee. 8'onet• Ind ~ oer- 10tmanoe ·~ •• the Aoay nlghtdub In loe Ange6M. l l Coale le lleo Neturect ·-·~·VMI! Eric and Emle perform •ll<M• own ....,llOn of "Cab- ., ..... Er" end Ernie P'•Y 1 pair ol dozing Htro l'IOm«L !: '"The J..tt'" (19711) St..,. Martin, Bernadett• Pe1eH A chronic 1er--..p mlk" mlttlon1 on 1 weird inven- tion only to loM It all 1n c:onaumer damage "''" 'R' a:'ol HlW8 1:21 ..we l:IO MOW * * "Zorro RION Again" ( 111$4) John Carroll, Helen Ovlttlen Zorro ~ 10 the lid 01 a peir ol rellfoad owner. • MOVll • • 'h "Ann11 Oakley·· I tll35J Barl>lte Stanwyck. PrMlon Foater A fron- tlenwoman IMtcomea I celebrtty 11 • c1rcu1 llhltpahOOler (l)UOVll 'BluJng S1dd'"" (11174) CINYon Lltlle. 0 -Wiid- er Directed by Mel 8roolc1 A ra1rroed worker In Iha Old W"t llmoat hH mOte problem• lhln hi can h•ndle wh4ln he 11 1ppolnted llherllf of Rock Ridge, 1 town plnpojnted for o.ttructlon by 1 1>ull- neu 1ycoon 'R' •:OO (CJ MOVIE * * * "The 'V I P 1" ( 11183) Elizabeth Taylor. RIC hard e..rton A1 ~·of• <14M•yed lilghl aw11t take- off 1n thl VIP lounge of a London 11<port. their 11..,.. become curlously 1ntertwtned •:A6 (ZJ MOVIE • • "Fellin< 1 c .... nov• I 1970) Oonlld Suthwlend, Peter Gomalae The fan11- -end lrOltCI or the ir>llfl'IOUI io...., are played out egeintt the 899CllCle ol IOlh~lury VenlOe Thur•dapf'• i Day t i•e Movie• ~MORNNJ- 8:00 CC)" Anlme11 Are S.eutllul People" ( 11175) Documen- tary CrNIUrH ol AlrlCln wildlife ere _, 1n lhllr natural habltet ·o 8:30 (SJ "'Hot Stull" ( 111711) Dom OaLulH. Suza.nne Pleahella Thr.. Miami coo• get 1n over their heads Wt1h the mob w'-1 lhetr Unde<cOVef fenclng oper1t1on becorn. con- spiCuouUy tuCCeUlul PG 7:30 (CJ ""Kill Or Be KWled C 11180) JOMph Rylfl. Chit IOlle Mte.hel .. Two Sllfage aou•d• of ehte k1r11e ct11mp1on1 cl11h lor revenge and aurvlvll 'PG' e:GO (:s; "W1Zard1 ( 19771 Anl- melad Dlrectect by Relph Blklhl I" a wOf1Ck. Anny Duprey A 10· year ·old boy Is amltten with a little glrl whO reca buide him II Trocadero 11l00. •*'A "~" ( t9») ._..,., Boye. l.eo 00foey Tiie loyt di.co-a IOt-nve tor l'nMlng glllOilnt end tty theif ~ •• jaloCJy rlldftO CC) * * 'h "ffle Wrecll Of f tie Met) DMre 1116') 0111)' COCICHI', Charlton ...-ion A lhlo'• ollloer ii lilO.cl by tile lk~ Of I UIVIQ8 boat "' dMrlng hie nem• ol neouoance cnaroea * * * '"81111 Ste>c*lng9 (1H71 Freet "9telre. C~ Cher .... An Am«lc;en fdln producer b ecomo Involved With • femlle ~Mien 1g41n1 111 Perla t 1:30 0 * * ,_. ""The 8i.g. At Alo RI_.· ( 11154) Van Joflnaon, Joanne Dru lndt an• anaa. • fort wlth the help Of I Galling gun llolen lrom Conled1r111 IOfdlerl 12:00 ID • • 'h "Dragnet ( 11153) JKk Webb. Ben Alexand« Ser~•nt Joe Frldey la called 1n 10 crldl lhl c... of • 1ynd1Cll• murder e * * 'DMdtnan ~ Curve (11178) Richard H11Ch. Bruce Oav110n Two Calll0tn1• 1--.eo-s. Jan S..ry end O.W. Tor ranee IMtcome a1ng1ng ...., .. ''°"' during the tll50s and tlMIOI 1.00 CC ·T1tg11a I 19681 B0tt1 K1tlott. Tim 0 Kelly An aging h0tr0t-mcwie •lat Ir'" to reaaon with • mur- 0..oua aniper 11 a o,,..,..,n mov,. theeter ($)"Hot Stutt" ( 111711) Dom O.Lu1sa, Suzanne PIMNltte Thr" M11ml ~· get In over their heeds wHh lhl mob when their undercover fencing ope<allon becomes con- 1picuoully succ-tut 'PG' 2:.'()() 0 "Cloud 01noer' 111180) David Cerr1<1lne. Jennifer O'Neill A top 11un1 flier neglecte Iha people whO care ll>Oul him 1n the ael- 11111 pyrsutl ol his dlnQlf'- ous 1port PG" 2~ (C_J "Trocadl<o Bteu Citron ( 11178) M"'1 .. I ShOck Aflft'/ Duprey J. tO- year -old l>Oy 11 amlnen ""lh I little girt WhO <ICes beelde him at TrOCll<Mto 3:00 Q! • * ·~ ""Duel In The Jungle · t tll5•) Dena An<lrewt J.-nne Crllln An 111sur1nc4 mill 1nvesh- g111ng the death ol • 011- mond company execuuve finds the men altve Ind Involved 1n • swindle 3:30 l'J * * * 'The Proud One1· ( 1956) Robert Ry1n. V11g1n11 Meyo A w .. tefn maranll 1 wits ar& tested wh4tn a shr-d gang or OUlllW9 IHIVH In town •:OO (C • Animals Are Beau11lul People ' ( 1975) Oocumen- tery Creetures ol Alt1can w1ldhfe ere seen 1n the11 natural habitat G' ($)"'Wizards · ( 1977) Anl· mated Directed t>y Relph 81k1h1 In a w0ttd ol the tuture s0tcery pjeys • major rote 1n the blllleS ot two great conl11c11ng •rm~ 0 "The Grlll R1vter• Bank Rot>t>ery ( 19791 Ian McSh-Warren Clarl<e Fuc111 rooteals 1n<1 pro- f .... onll curn1nals 10tn lorcea 10 pull oll thl per- fect 'crime o:ao ··c1n0lelhoe 1 t977J Jodte Foa1er D1Vld Niven A atreet-wiae toml>Oy lrom LOI Angeles suddenly finds "-Miii the heiress to a lllle<ed Enghsh manor 'G" CS)"·Hol Stutt \ 19791 Dom Deluise. Swanne Pleshene Three Miami cops g&t "" over lheir heeds with the mob when th411r un<lercovtK lancing Ol>ef•llon becomes con- solcuously auccesslul 'PG by Armstrong & Batiuk Doctor shows popular in Nielsen ratings LOS ANGELES <AP) -The antics of CBS television doctors proved popular summer rerun fare last week, with medical series grabblng tbe top three spots and boosting the network to first place overall in the weekly A.C. Nielsen Co. rat- ings. "M-A-S-H," dethroned the previous week by ABC's "Three's Company." was back on top of the list with a 21.S percent rating, which tbe networks say means that at least part of the program was viewed in 17.2 million homes, or 21.5 percent of the 79.9 million American households with television sets. "House Calls" came in second with a 20.1 per- cent rating followed by "Trapper John, M.O." with 19.2. The top-rated non-CBS show was NBC's "The Facts of Life" with a 19.0 rating, and "Three's Company" dropped to fifth place with an 18.8 rat- lng. CBS' overall ratings average for the week end- lng July 12 was l3.5, meaning that in an average prime-time mlnute, 13.5 mUUon homes were tuned to lbe net.work. ABC came ln second with a 12.'T average and NBC remained tn the cellar wlth 11.7. ln addiUon to the lhr" b11htst rated 1bow1, CBS bad Lb.ree others ln the t.op 10 -"The Jef· "Sanford" -one of few first-run series episodes on the list -in 63rd place with an 8.2 rating. "BJ & the Bear," another NBC offering in 64th place with a 7.4 rating, and in 66th and last place with a 5.2 rating, ABC's rerun of part Vil of "Roots: The Next Generation." The most-viewed original program was the ABC newsmagazlne "20-20," in 12th place with a 17.2 rating. The week's top 10 shows. their ratings and number of homes tuned in: 1. "M-A-S-H," CBS. 21.S, 17.2 million homes; 2. "House Calls," CBS, 20.1, 16 million homes; 3. "Trapper John, M.O.," CBS, 19.2. lS.3 million homes: 4. "The Facts or We," NBC, 19.0, lS.2 million homes; 5. "Three's Company," ABC, 18.8, 15 mWJoo homes; 6. "The Jeffersons," CBS, 18.G, 14.9 milllon homes; 7. "Lou Grant," CBS, 18.6, 14.9 mUlion homes; 8. "Hart lo Kart.'' ABC. 18.6, 14.9 mlUlon homes ; 9. "90 Mtnutet,'' CBS, 18.5, 14.8 million homes; 10. "Too Cloee lor Comlort," ABC, 18.0, 14.• million homes. The aecood 10 : 11. "Dlfrrent Strokes," NBC; 12. "2>-20," ABC; l3. ''Allee," CBS; 14. "The Love Boal," ABC; 15. "Quincy," NBC: 16. "Fantasy laJand." ABC; 17. "The Dukes of Ha1Hrd," CBS; 18. "Happy Daya.," ABC; 19. "Laverne & Shlrlty,'' ABC; 20. "CHIPa," NBC. fer1ons," "Lou Grant," and "80 Mlnutee" -aa lt ..------------------------• lensthened tta wtnnln1 1treak ln the avera1e rat· ln1• to eltJscon•ecullve weekl. Two 1bow1 were al.lo in tbe bottom nve - "The lncredlble Huit'' ln and place wit.b an 8.8 raUnf and "CBS Report.a: Wbat Shall We Do About Mother'' In t5th place with a e.t raUna. ROUftdine out tM bOUocn ftvt wen NBC 'a com mg H - ••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 '°IC'l'IT10U$ aUSUflH llAMI ITAT•Maft .. Tiie '9ttow'11t caet""'1 11 9'11\0 llonl ....... AlltlNS l'INI 411tl ltlJ "°'o" Ct•I• .Mt14 C.lllomlt tau JOIVl • Ar-........... s., .. , Ntwpetl leoc-1', Catttort1lt t*O l llh Mlnt.u I• <OOlOY<lllCll l>y en I" •lwldll•I -c. .,.,,. fflll lltC-1 Wt.\ liled Wltfl t ... ceu .. 11 c•tt• of Or•"" ,_,, on J-lO, , .. , l'IUUJ "vllll.,.... 0r4'1191 C.01nt 0.lly Pllol JMJy I .•• U l1 1 .. 1 tti....t PUBLIC NOTICE NOTtC:IOl'NIAltlNO NOflCE IS HlltlllY (ilVIH LNI .... lleero OI ~Yltorl Of '"" C:-IY or Oun ... Sltlt of C•lllort1tt lie• by "Hotwtton Oeltcl lho UrCI dty ol J...,., t9tl, Cl«lared l\t ln1e111ton lo •Mn 111• ltrrllo•y Cln crlbeo tNlo• lo Or•noe C-i. Sttwl llghtnl"t Mttn lontn<t Dhiri< I No 10 end 11•' ''""' W•clnt'4tr Ille n111 on or Ju!Y, 1w 1 ti It\• ,_,Of. :IO O'<loO. m Of -.Id Cl•Y Ill IPW ci-.,,_ .. 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J PuOll>lwd 0r""llt CO.ti O•tly PllOI, Jwly •. u. n, 1'. , .. , J051MI PUBLI(' NOTICE NOTIU 01' TaUntrE'S ULE TL ... 1..UU·A On T __ ,, J"'Y JO, 1 .. 1. •I 11 00 • ff! , Al.AMI TOS E!>CROW. n cluly •PO<Hnteel Tno•I .. ..,_, -put .... nl to o.eo of rru•t. •«.,..._ M.r u PUBU NOTICE l'ICTITIOU• a11t1ftaU M-1 ITATIM•MT T llt fOllOWlng ""rtont •rt fOlllt 111/tlMM .. fHI $WEO\.OW OltOUI', 11111 'Westt"" A-. ~ Ort .. , CA '2M) $WIOLOW. INC .. • Ct tllornl• <•r,.fellon, 12171 Wetter" A¥e11 ... Gt rtMn <ii•-. CA f»4) Tiii• ~It<~-ht <er OOtttlOr\. Swt:OLOW, INC:. J«ll OOlcl, Vice Pr~ Tt\11 .aal-1 •• llled Wiii\ tN C:ow11ty Cltttl OI Or ..... C:-y.., J\lly '· '"' '-AW O'"ICH OOLO AMO OOLO 1t4 ~ .._.., Ol'lft ... .n,..-.CA•tt "''*' PwlllltltH O'enoe ~'' 0.11, 1>t1o1, Jwly e, It, n. tt. 1 .. 1 J012..at PUBl.I(.' NOTICE l'IC:TITIOU• austN&U NAMI STATIMINf Tflt IOllOwlf>O per\Oll1 •f t 004"0 ou''"•" •t SUNOROWTH VI, 1120 P•<lllt Co .. t Hlghw•Y. Hwntlt1t1IOll UH<ll, C•lllor11I• ., .. SUNGROWTH flHANCIAL. 1120 Pectllc Coout HIOll•tr, Hunllnoton Be•<h. Celltoml•,,... L•••tnu O Sc:lltey, .. '1 M•rDOr l(ey Clrcle, Hunllneton Bue~. C•lllornl•,,... G••nn L C.•rrw.r1, 1m S.•WOtlhy Or to . MunllnQton Be.ell, C•ltlornl• .,. .. Tt111 t>u11nt11 '11 cor.clutl•Cf by • o•ne••l l>fr1ntrlll1P La.-ftft(t 0 Sc:lltey Thi• >IAll...,.nt ••• tiled wllll Ille CoulllY Clef~ or Or•n0t Co..ntf on June JJ '"' ,, ... IJ Put>ll.,_ o.-Ca.II 0.11, Pllol, JUno U JIAy t t I) ttll le.st-el PUBUC NOTICE S•ld .,,,.._ ... °"' contl\I\ Of •PP'Olli 1m•lely 1tO 30 .. , .. lo<•llO CHI Ill• nortll 1lclt or S•M C•nyon Ro•o. t.,l••ly ol Twrtlt Rotk Orin In 1"- s.outtte•'t <Uy flmO' of Irvine O•l•CI TlllS ll<CI day 01 Jun•. '"' BY ORDER OF THE 8 0 ARO 01' SU PERVtSOAS O F O RANGE COU "ITY, CAI.I FOANIA 1'90, n ll>tt No l:im., In booll l)tO) NOTl<;E 01' TaUSTEll'S ULE P<IQe '"·of Offlc i.1 RKOf'Cll Ill the ot T.S ..... 1..n41·A flu of IM County fl«orcllor of o..._ On Thun<My, J uly JO. '"' •I 11 00 C0<111ty, Cetifornl• • m ALAMITOS ESCROW. •• duly WILL SELL AT P UBLIC AUCll~ •ppolnl.O Tr1111M --_....,., TO HIGHEST 8 100ER FOR CASH, to OHCI of Tru•I r.:or-WW.y 1), CASHIER S CHECI( 0 11 CERTIFIED 1'90. H IMI HO tm., In -1>605, CHECI(, IP<IY•OI• •• time of •••• In O•O• ..:i of Offl<l•I Re<ore11 In the of l•wlul ,_y of IM United Sl•l•t) et ll<e of tht eo..nty RKO<Cltr of Or- ll>e M>Vlll front entran<• to '"' Old Cou111y, C.lttorfll•. WILL SELL AT Or•-Co.Illy C-1-. IOteled In PUBLIC .4UCTl0H TO HIGHEST Ille JOO block Ol W..I S.nl• Ana 8t•CI , 8 100ER FOR C.4SH, CASHIER'S UormorlyWHt •ll\SlrMll,S.nl•A11•. CHECI( OR CEllTIFIEO CHECI(, C•lllornl•, •II rlGlfll. 1111• -lnternt (poy•ble •I time of uto In lowful ISEALI JUNE AL(XANDEa , ....... " .. ._,_ .. '-""'-·•' 0•.,,.. C-1. C•ll-• Pulltl\Mcl Or•noo Coe•t Ot lly Piiot Jutyl, IS. t!lll 2-.t1 Pt:81.J(' NOTICE <on~•Yeel to -now llelCI by II uncMr money Of U. U11lteCI Sletnl •t lht NOTIC~ ~I'::~!.!.!:: SALE WICI 0..0 of Trust 1n 1'-1><oper1y '°"'" tront entronce lo 1'-Old Or- O" T....,_, Jul• JO, ltll, •I 11 00 !.'..'.~•,t1-•CI ~~ .. 1e1 County •nCI 51•1• County C-1-'°"''" 1,. ,,,. 200 ' ~--block 01 WHI Sent• .4tw1 81"". S.nt• • m • ALAMITOS ESCROW, H duly Lot 13 01 Tr Kl No H.S, ••per m•p Ane, Colllornl•, ell rl0'>1, title ...0 In •-lntltd Tru1IM Yncler •nCI pur-nl re<or-In -" P-IS ol ''"' larHI ton .. .,.... '° -now ,,. ... lly II to 0.eel OI Tr vii r.:0<-~Y 1J ull•n-. ~ 1n ,,.. otflCI of Illa u.-r ... d 0..0 of Tr"'t '"Illa proper '"° .. ll>tl Ho 1)04' In -IWS. Count., Roo:-. of WICI tO<lnty ty 1llw•IOC1 '" ..... County -Sl•I• ""9• "'·of Olll< .. I R-.o•CI• 1" the of I Tru1tor or fe<orCI own•• HUN Clew:rl-H II<• ol -c. ...... ., Recor-OI Or-TING TOH VISTA INVESTMENTS, • LOI II, of lracl "to. l&S, •• per mH> County, C.tlrcwnl• llmtttCI pertna""'P rnor-In 8"°* U. P991 IS OI Mii WILL SELL Ar PUBLIC AUCTION Tiit ll••I -'" -0,,_, tom u ll•n-""""' In the offlu 01 lht TO HIGHES'T 8100Ell FOR CASH mon O .. lonetlon, II ... , or ,,.. r .. 1 CO<lnly RKorclit< Ol ..wl c-1y C4SHIER S CHECI( OR CERTIFIED P•-r1y CIH<rli.d tOO•• I• pur-teel T rwllor or rttorCI O•ner HUH CHECI(, toer•bte •I llme of .... In ,. l)e 1'741 Del••••• Street, Hunt T I N G T 0 N H 0 R I z 0 N ••wfwl mono Of ,,.. Unit.CS Sltl••) t i •nolon B .. <11 C.lllornt• I H v E s T ME H Ts' • I Im I I. d lrlt toc111ll1 lront tnlronu to lht old Tilt unOor~IQnOCI Trull" cllW:l•lm• pertner\lllp. Ortno• County <ourl'-M IO<tl.O In •ny ll•Otlltr tor •nY tncorrectneu OI r11e 11rwt -·" •nCI ot,.., t om- 111• 100 b•oc• of w .. 1 S•nt• An• Illa "'"' -n• -ofllar common mon oe~uon, II ..,,, of Ille •N I Boult .. rd 1Formerly tit\ Str•ll Stn C1et1vn•llcw>. II any,.,_,,,..,.,,. pr-r1y -rlbed .....,,.. to l)Urporteel 1• An•. t ll •'Ollt 1111• •nCI 1"1•'•" ton St iel w t• wtll t» -·out •11'-1 to .,. IMS Cl•y A...., .. , Hunllnolon 1t•v•d lo •no"°""' Mid bv II undw \Itel covtn•nl "' ,..,,.,,,.,. ••Pf'•H Of Im B••<h. C•llfor,..I• 0•.0 of Tru•I 1n llw prOp.trty 1t1u•tod PlllHI. (99e•O'"O llll•' -w•ston. 0, Tr>t wne11tnivr-rr .... I• Cll>Cletm i H'I •••d County ilftCI St•lf' dlf\Cflbed •-' enc umttran<•• to pa y UM uftp•l d •nv 11abun, fw .ny tn<Ol'tKl.Mu of Lot 1 OI T•«I No 115. ti i-r m•p,. IMl•nu of Ille nolebl wcwreo by wlCI Ille 11r .. 1 _ .. , -olllor common tor-In 8.-14 P-U OI Mii I 0..0 of Truit. lo.wit '"·'74 ll •P. C1e1lo n•ticw>. II any,.,_, herel" oll•neoon -P>. 1n I,.. ofl1<• of Ille 0, .. ,,,, •. , .. Y tnc•wolno •• Pf'""lded tn S.ICI .. ,. w111 .,. -· !NI wlt'-1 County RKO<dtr ol MIO County .. tel not•lll eCIY•nc ... tr •ny, uncler toventnl or we<rMlly, HP<fft °' Im Truttor or recoro o•ner HUN the lt rm) 04 t.tld o..d ot Tru'' , .. , Plied. reOIJl'cUno ttlle, OIJ'l.Wt.UOft. or T I H c. T 0 H v I E w p 0 I N I (lleroe• -......... , OI tht Tr11l1 .. encumllr•nt u , 10 P•Y Ille U"PtlCI INVES.TME~TS .,,.. of"'" lrvth ,,. .. , ... by ~Cl°"" INl•nt• of Ille noi.t1) W<vred by ... d Tile •tr--r•H •nCI Oii••" com ol T ru1t O..d of TrU>t, 10.wll S1'.5'•.e5 •P. mon o .. 1-t1on If any. ot t,.. rH l I Tiie -l<l•ry undu 1t1CI Otoe<I of proslm•t .. ~. 1nc1ve1tno •• ptel"I-In Pr0"4rty dit1.cflbtd itb0\11'9 it Ol.lfoorted Truit Mretofor1 t J1•C"ted Ar\d die W ld not.h). _,...Mien, If •"V• unotr to M 1'7"6 H""l•"Qlon ~1, .. 1 Hut1I 11"9reel to the ...,.,.,.,QNG • wrltlen Ille I••-of .. 10 0..0 OI Tr\AI, fen, •nt--11 C•lllGr'll•• I O.tl•••llon Of Oeloult M\d Oemenel tlleroe1 -upem.n of ,,.. Trv11H Tll• .,,_,~ Truntt dlW:l•1m\ ror S•I•. •nd • wrllten Hotlu 01 •nd ol ,,..1rvll• cre•l.a by ••Id Oeecl •ny ll• ... 111\' '"' ony 1nco.,e<lne" 01 O.••ull •nd Etect•on to S.11. Tiie un· of Tru1t ti.. "'"' eoortt• encl oiner common c10,.1gne e1 <•uHCI ••ICI Holl<• 01 TM -lc:IMY ....... , Hid Deed of C1t1lon•hO'l, II •n, M'lown htretn O•••ull -Ele<llon lo S.11 to I» rt Trull 11erelofort ... <vied enCI Cit S.1C1 .... #Ill b9 -OUI wll'-1 corded In lhe county ..,.,. lhe fN I 11 .. reCI 10 IN -"91*1 • wrltteft <ov1n1n' Of ..,..,,~ty ••Pf'•~' tK 1m-1 P'°""'''" '' 1oc1t«t I O.Cl•r•hon Of Otf..,.lt W"'9 Dem..--d Oiied, ,_•nlno 1111•. """•Hlon. or Al.AMI TOS ESCROW for S•I•. •nd • wr111_.. Notto 01 •t1tumbranco to pey Ille unp••O •• rn..11.. Oel•ult -Election to Soll TIM .,.... t>•l•ntt of llw notets) w<:ureel by W•d l T•tle lnwronct •nd Cltrtltn•CI c •u,.d H id Hollo of 0..0 ot T•u\I lo wll SI• Sl4 15 '" '"'" c...._n., Oel•ull -Ei«licw> to Soll 10 et re •IUCll'IOUP O••Cltd•n•••dnolt(SJ.•O A09"t CO'lteel In u. tounty -. , ... rN I ~.ncer., 1t ~'f. uf'llOl'r trw termi ot M •d VH"non Ptnect.a Pfoperly h •oc-•ted Deed of TrVll, '"'· Cl\e•Ot• and •• I Trwttw w ,.,-ty <_ti,,. Mte Al.AMI TOS ESCROW pen .. 1 OI ""' Tru11M ~of Ille lru\b TITLE INWaAMCE ANO H TnislM trH l•d by ..... OMClof Trvtl TaUST COMl>AllY Tit• IMUronc.e eftCI Tiit l>t,_l><•efy ....,., .. ,d 0..0 OI J5"tWll1'1ir9-•r41, lrvstC~y ,, .. ., ner•totor• ••t<ulltd tnCI ... LM ......... CJl •tt ••Wld T•ll'IM, '•••rtO to tr. ""°"'''O'WCI • wrlll9'1 Jl4 -· 1111. l1V Aoent D•< ter •!Ion Of U.••ull -Oemeno Del• J..,. lO, 1'11 ve,.,_ Pineda •or S•lt •no • wr1111n Hl>lltt ol Pub"'""' Or-(OH i O••ly P1101 Tnul .. .,_,.,~ .. M .. Oel•ull -l:lt<toon to S.11 file un July I IS n 1 .. 1 )0-1 TITLE INM.laANCll & Ta UST CQM. oer,toneo <•w,•O s••O HoU<• ot I "ANY O.t•ull -l lf'tllon to S.11 to I» '' I Pl' 81 If NOTICE J5"t Wlhllllr9 .......,.,.. coroeo m tPW co..nty _,. the , .. , • ' L .......... CJ1 •11 • pr-rty "lou l.a --· lllt. tn1 Trun .. O• Holy t onelucflno WI• T .AM .. •0.,.,1 .. , O•t• J ....... , .. , flTLE INSURANCE AND TRUSf a • COMPANY l~ ...... , ..... eouie ... o I NOTICE 0 ' TltlJ$TllllS' U.Ll Publt....., Or-CMll O•lly PllOI, Loi A""'"''" C.llfornlt 'IOOIO . .attn On Auo-nl •.'"'•I II 00 • m Finl JlllY t . IS, n , '"' ~.s.&I Vet'IOll PINCU (1111 lM -, 1'11 IAmtroc..-flltt '""''•""" C.omoariy •• ALAM! TOS IK•ow. A!) TaUSTE. T•u.itt or SutUUO• Tr11•I .. or a r TIU. 1..-...ce .... SuD>1 lu<l'CI frw .... of 11\el <o•l•1n T..-~rrr.AGl:NT Du o of Tru11 ••tt11Ucl b• Joy v-1>1-Oorcllellt r. end re<orcled June U , Oft ... Jiii .. )0. 1~1 19'0 al 1n1trumtnl "° 11424, on DOO• Publl•,.... Or""Oe Con t O•llY Piiot 1»-0. -1111 of 0111<1•1 R0<0<01 of Jutyt, U, n '"' >011•1 Or•r.ge Counly C•lllorn••. one1 PUBLIC NOTICE OMrtua"t lo tl'lal cert•tn Holt<.• of ' O t l •ull •nCI E le tt•on lo Soll t,,_rtvnOtf •t<O<-Apr II I. 19'1 •I In· •lrument rWI 112, Ir. boo" 1-. PAOt d t of Ott.ti.I Rtcor<H ol WICI C-NOTICE 01' Ta USTll S \JILi ty .,,II _, -pur-..1 to WICI Ts .... JIJ1S jO..CI ot '"'" "" •• OUOll< ...ctlon tor NOTICE IS HERl8V GIVEN, 11\al C.Ull ••• , ... money of ,,,. Ut1ll•CI 0" Wtelnt>dey, July 1' 19tl. •I '00 51•1•~ of M>erl<•, •I tht m•I" .,._ o <Iott<• m of Mid cloay, In Ille office tr•n<t lo l'l"t AmtrlC•fl Tltlt ol REAL ESTATE SECU!tlTIES lt1lurorito ComP4>lll' toulM •I "' S E RV•CE IO<•t•d •• 10,0 NOrllo EHi F1ftll SlrMI, '"the City ol S.nl• llroaelw•y. Sult•*· I",,.. C•IY of S.n An•. c.111 .. ,,.e, •II tllel rlgiflt, 1111• tnd .......... '°""'' Of Orenoe. Stet• OI Jlnlerut ton .. ,..a lo -"°"" lleld by II C:•lllornl•. EOUtTRANS, • C.llfornl• u...i.r H id O..CSot Trint In Ille pr-r. (otpor•licw> ""duly -Int.a Trull" ly 1Jtuoled In w lCI c-ty -St•I• u"CMr Mid puf'""'6nt to the pc-..,. of o.icribed .,, ·~·· com..-reo '" INll O rt.ti" o-ci al LOI IO of Tr•t No U:tl, •• .,...._ Trw1t eucuteo by MANL.E Y J on 0 Map ratonled In 8ook U.4, Ptl'ff fEOUCIA~ OENEIGE 0 FEOUCIA, 41, 41, 49 tnCI SO ol Ml\<tll•ntou• hw1b•nd -wile, reco"'9<1 Oc,_, >. M•P•. ••co•O• ol Drong• counlv. 1'90 In ~ 1]'71 Of Ofll<l•I RatorC11 Calllor"'• of ..... County··-·' lteor-. EXCEPTING THEREFROM •II oll lllllrumenl No Ziil, l>Y rt•-of • oil rtghlt., mlner•ts, miner., rlllhl~. llr••<ll or 0.1•1111 lfl p•yment or 1n•tur•I ou rlOll". •ncl otll•• oerformen<o 01 th• o btlo•tlon1 llyelrourbo<lvCll"O IMI btlNCll lo.nO•fl. INI may I» w11111 .. or 11ne1tr or Cltioull. NoUu of wllltt\ WH re .. 1e1 ••NI. 1090~ """ ,,.. perpe1.,.1 cora.ct Ao-11 I '"'· 1n 8oOll l.ool ol r10111 ol clrllttno. m1fllno. •ll4>1otlno. Ottl<l•I "«°'°' of Mid County, ., ..... 01,.., -••line ,,.,.,or .• ,,. ltOf- o•o• U .. , RKotOftr" tn1trument HO lno in -rwnovlno Ille wme lrot'fl !MM. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC •UC .. Id l•NI ... ..-y othtr Leno. lnc:lveltno T ION TO THE HIGHE$T 8100ER Ille rltlll to ''°''no In •nCI ,.,.,.,..,1,,. '0" CASH. l•Wful ,,_,al ,,,. Unll Ille 1•m1 troll\ w ld 1-or eny ot• •d Stelts. •II pey•bl• ., '"" 11-Of ·-· lnc:ludlno "" rlgl>I to •11'91100 .. 1 •• •II rlgM, tltte •nCI lnl..-"I now Of dlrttll-tty Clrut •nd min. from lltld llY It, es Tr1111 .. , 111-lo 11\et r• l•nd1 otllef tllen lllote r,.rtlntbove al pr-'1y •Ill.Nie I" Mid C-'Y -dntrllled. oil or ~· -••. tUMeh end St•I•, Clntrtb911 ••loll~ 1Mfls l"'o, tllr°"91' or a(row ,,,. - LOI 2 .. Trott NO •110, '"Ille C:lly Of 1url•O of .aid ·-· •llCI lo bottom Newpo'1 &M<ll, ts fllOW1I on• "'•Pre lWCll wlllptlotlled or dlr•cllon•lly c.orcll<I '" Ii.* I ... -" ot Ml•· Orlll•d -I•, 1...-11 •nd .,,..,,tinder c,tll•-M119l, In ,,,. ottl ... ol Ille end llellfftll or Wyol\CI ,,.. u t .. lor (911111\' ,_.., flf Mid <-ly llmlh t-.ol, Mid IO ..-111. rtl-1, Tllt sin.t ..,Ml or ot-,_ ""lo, INllnttln, r-lr, ~ •NI oellonet'°"' 11 eny, al IN rffl precief •P•••I• •nr s<Kll ••I" o• "''""'· ty 11erelMbcNt -•1119d I• --'" wllllOut, ,__, ,,,. rtg111 to Clrlll, 10 be 1'21 !WMl-.O Ort .. , N-po'1 ml11t, store, u111or• •t1d oo•rt t• lla<ll, C:.i ...... lt IM"91> IN l<Wfe<t or Ille -500 Tiie .......,..,_, .... tbY dlK!tl"'l f"I ol tho Wlll\lrft<t ol Ille l•nd ... 1latlllty .., IWIY IMOfl"KtMU In ..... ~ -rt-... ,_,,.,, 11'1 uld 1tl'tltt ...,ftl or .. ...,,_ the dffll from IM llvl,. ~Y. • dt'tieMllOll WHI Vlf'Olnl• corooratlon, r1teordl9CI Seid .... wllt be -wllllOUt ••r· Hew~ n, 1"11, Ill ..... "",... rtfll.,, t.,... fl' l~led, ,...,e11n9 ltl •I oHl<i.t r«-.. lltte. ~. or enc.,..,..M<et, to Nemt ...-...,,..., et o. _,l< .. ry Htltty 1"t llflneltltl IMll-t Of , ... at.__,....-IM .. It 11 .. ,~ ,.,. fllM' or _, OCMltotti.tl WCIW.0 ..., dl.ICl•d CNf ... H-... 09f'tltttttr, uld 0... ell Tl'Ult, wllll 111191'tat -11• I l•tll Street, Cotlt MtH, .titer -a _....,._ .._,.,,.; plw Ct lllot .... ..,.11 • ...,.nc"' If My, _, tlle t•rm• Olrettlem I• "" ,-.,,. ,,._.rt., IM~ -i-t Ill W<fl ....,_ fl'\•Y lie .....,_ 11¥ --'1111 - •"' ''"'....., t~ alld •11.-'" ti lt1 wrltllle ,,..,, Ille -lltltrt wltlllf'I IN fr11,._ Ml el ,,,. truab cr .. ttf 10 de~ irvm tt.t ttot ,..iMltitlJen or •1 Ul«I 0otH al Trvtt TM tOl•I lllh ,,_.let •-t ell .... *feet*" lfOC!Wlllt ialcl ...... It lie,,... wlli...t <.,,.. ,.._ .. ., '"1"'-'"' ..... cller ... Mftl ., -elltl'. t ..... ,,, 1..,.tl•, eM tll ....... tf lflt .,,,,...., M tllt HlPlllle,........,.ttM<....--•1 tLlll• et 111111e1 ,..-11t et11111 •' tllh 10 w11~ .,_ ~Id Ml~ ..,. Clft .......... , ... .J) ,,,. ,,.,. "' ~ NC.wW .., .... .,...... ~;'-""ti. 1'91 ti Tn;tt, te w4t· Ut.•.oe. 111111 U. SOUITlllAHt ltll-1111 fftllMtM c .. 1 .. ttl-a GMlftnH ,.,,., .. ..., •llf ....,_ M lflt 11-et °" lllltlel .. Tf\llte9 ,u .. IUllOll ot tflh Nolle• •• Salt• ., llllAL llTATI mn ... . UCUllllTllU Oat ... Jul., .. t•t MltVICL•CM""""'• P.1"5T~llllCAH _,.,an...,ra....-. Tift.I INWlllANCI C:OM> II' 0 J. ,..._ l'AftV Ill~ ly,IM:.tllt .._..., _ ... ,........ .........Offlcar ....... 11•1. ,. ..... ..,..." &.-..... CA ftJ9I ..... AN. CA fOtt ,......,. m ....,,.. en., -..11. 1111. S40 --:,......or.,..~ Olllfr l'lltlt. ""*..,.. o-.. ea.ta o.11r "''-'· ;,w .. tl.at. Mt ,...., J1111 u.n,1t. ,.., ,, .... , \ P 'Bl.I(' NOTICE '~ NOTICE 01' TaUITlllE'S SAL& T S Ho I 11 IOIO" On w_,.,., Nly ». 1"1. •I 11 o tlotk AM., •I Soutll Front Entr11nte ol llw Old Or•"Qe County C0<1rt11ou ... In ll>e 100 Btoca on Wht S.nt• Ane 81Ycl , In Ille C1ly ol Stnl• .An•. C•llfornl•. FI RST INTERSTATE BANI( OF CA\.lt'ORNIA, Tru1lw or WtCH-TrtnlM unelet lilt Deed of Tnist -by Georoe M Anthony -lrmt a. Anll'tony -recoreleO ~y 11, "''· H ,,. .. ..,,,..,, Humber t.W, In Boo • IJIO P•o• 519 01 0 111<1•1 Recordt ol Or~ County, C•llfotllla, o l••n 10 tt<ure an lneltbl•-H II\ ft•or of UnHtd CalllOf'nl• IMlk, • C•llfOrfll• Cor-•tlCWI by,..,..,, of Ille l>rucll OI t.,,eln OOligaltonl W<ureel l,..rtby, nOltct or wlli<ll tw .. <., wn retordld January U , '"'· es '"•Irv· mini Number Hite>, In 8ook 11'2) "Qe 15'l. of w lcl 0 111(1 .. RKotels, w ill .. 11 •t llUbll' •U<ll., lo U..11...,..11 bidder tor <•"'· pey•bl• In l••lul money of Ille Unlltd 51Me\ ti Ille time of w tt . or bY <..,,l•r'• clled cir awn llY • ""'"' ~ In,,.. gtMr•I -""O butlnto tn se10 county, St•t• of C•tllorn••. w ld w to 1twll bt h•ICI w lllloul •trr•nty •• lo lltle, PC>IMtt!Of'I Of •nc-.. <e•, Ille In· '"•" ,.,,.,,.'l"td to -now i,.10 llY WICI T rullet _, .. 10 -of lru•l In Ille pr-'1' MIU4tlt In Or-County C.Hlorftl•, -rl-•1 Lot No IJ of Tract HO U'l, ••Pl• m•p re<or-tn 8ool( 2'•, Peges » •nd U ol Misc.ell..-~. In Ille olfk• 01 I,. C-.ty R«Of'Cltr M ttld COllnly EsclPC , ..... ,'°"'•II Oii, oa•. mtMr•I• -OU.r llydroort>on "'"" •l•ncu Mno below • clePlll ol soo fMI without..,, rltfll to tftlW upon IN IU•· l•u Of' IN Wbewf«• or Mid •- •Dove • OIOI" al !00 f .. t. •• P<Cl"leltd In IMlr-•fl/ ft<-. Tiit llftll •ddr•H lflO Ollle' <-· mon dH1"1"!IOll, It eny, ot I,. r .. 1 0<opetly OHVlci.o Mo .. I• pur-111<1 to lie ti9tl "9rtelln• °'',..· MlulOll v••I•. c..111 mu Tiie _.,.._ Tr...i .. dlWl .. ,,,l eny llallllltv for ..,, tncor..CIMU of Ill• •lrttl ~ -otller <ori>"10fl dHllfl•tlOll, II-. -,.,_In Self ul• I• 1o lot htld tor tlle °"',... of Ptrtno '"" fOllO•lne ollll .. tlt11• MCurtd by .. io Oetf of lrwU. I, l'Nt, CN'Cllfl •nO I~ Of Ille tru1ten. HUINlllHI lo • IM '""' Of "·"' .. 2 Adv-~ lllt tar-ol .. ._ o.ff tf Tr1at 111 the -01 t .0 J. tnt-" on Mid ll(tlt-n tt -"' PElll ANNUM l'ROM -1111111 -,,.. 11e1eetwc1 .. r, • Tiit _.. tlflft(i..f lalaft<a tf a.so.aoo • ) 1 ............ _ .. "ltKl ... I lliel•n<• ....,.. 1+t0 1111119 -tf Mi• •I Utt rtlt ti 11.0'li. II" - O•ltf. J-n, ''" '911til' INTUtSTATI IAHIC O"CAL.ll'~NIA. TltUS'H.1 ltormerty Vllfl• c.llforrtla ... IUZAell'H AW\CCHI AuOwl ... MtMtw'• uu._ 11 1'01 Wlltfllr9 er.-., LA A11 .. IH, CMllwllle .. ,,,lit..,._. 1211' .,...,, ""' ....... ""'""' .... .... , ............ ._,.,....,Of.. "'"" 1:1-... ~ ........ IK1111afY, ,. .. ,._or..,. c.tt Oo11y """' J111, .... u, ,., ..... , PtJ BLIC NOTICE ltO'TlQI ltn'ITI .. e1~ Nttl<t 11 ller9!>y fl .. 11 IMI tt.e ... rf ol Trw .... OI IN CM• CMt· MWfllly C•ll ... 0111'1<1 al OrM9f Ce11111Y, Call-•. w111 rec•I ... _..,. llifl ..... ti • e.M,, ''INY. Jlllf 14, ..... , .. ""<NMllt ~' .. Wld <OI .... cllttrlct IOc .... •I IJ1' Ad•ms A.,•llwt, Cotlt Mt••, Ctlllorfllt, •I Wf\kll time MOid tilth wlll M INIMlc ty ............. ,... let COA$T\.INC COMMUNI TY COLLIOI l'ALL ltll S ITI lltOCHUlt« All Ill•.,. IO lie Ill ac;, ...... wllll Ille ltd ......., llltVllCtlMl Md c.MI '""'' -~Ilk•--wtWcfl --.., tilt -_., .. MC ...... Ito IN tffka ti Ille~ ........ I ol ltlcl (.ell ... district. PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 19'11 ....., Musi •IAlrnll wlffl Ill• ' ... • ~· cltt<A, C:ertll>.«I '"9<11, ff ..._.. ....... ,..... MY-to h l'ICTI "°"' eutt••U ltAMa nAHMCMT T"• ftltowlne .,.,..,,. ••• d91nt °'*' tf "" c:-1 Cotnm\lfllty Coll ... Ottlrlc:I ... ,. Of Trullffl Ill tit 1mo11n1 -leN tlwt ltw ,.,cant U~I al lflt ..,,,, llld .. • __ .. IMI the ··-· •Ill -· ...... ,.. ,.._._ Ct111rect If l'W -I• -• ...... to "'"' '"' ,,. ._,, ol l•ltvft .. .,,,.r 1 ... to &11Cll t-'"°''• ,,.. oroc..O. al 111e t lleO will M lorl•llM, °' In ,,.. c ... Of • !Mind. ,,.. lull """ llloreof •Iii .,. lorftltH te Mid colt ... d lltrlc:t "' lllOdltt """' ......... ,.I, bid "" • pertocl of f00'1y ·fl.,. (0 ) ,.,, •lwr tilt O•t. wt lor ,,_ OOtlllflO llle...of Tiit 8-cl OI Trutlfft r ... r., .. Ille prl•ll~ Of r•IK1"'9 •ny •nd •II blch or lo ••lw .,,, trreevt.,lllM or In IO<M•lllift In e.ny !>Id or lfl tlle bldell"t. NORMAN E. WATSON s.trelMy, eo..aof y,.,. .... C•SIC-lly Call-Ol1trlc:t Publl"*I Or-Co.ell O•lly Piiot, July a, u. '"' ~' PUBLIC NOTICE NOT ICE 01' YlltUS'rll'$ UL« T.1.-1.-.A On r,,..,so.,. J uly ». , .. , •• " oo • m ALAMITOS ESCROW, •• OUIY •-Int.a Tr1111 .. --pu.-nl lo Deed Tnill r«or-~Y IS, '"'°• .. In••· Ho llmt, In -IMO$, paee .... of Offi<l•I ltecorell In Ille offk e of 111e C"""'Y Meconlltr of orenoe Coun- ty, C•lll0<fll•, WILL SELL AT P\.llLIC AUCTION TO HIGMEST BIDDER FOR CASH, CASHIEll'S CHECI( OR CERTIFIED C~EC K l!>fY-ti time of u te In 1••1111 ,_..., of the Untied St.tell •I Ille 5011111 front entronct to the Old Or•no• C-ly Court-loc•leel In lh• 100 Block ol Wnl S.nl• An•. 80..1 .. arCI, S..t• Ana. C•llfoml• . •II r10111. tlllt -lnleretl '°" .. '" lo •nd now "'4cl by II ...-wlCI OWCI ot T ru\I In .... 1><operfy lltualed In WICI C0<1nt• •lld Stale dHCrl-u \.01 IOI Tr Kt Ho ?IS, H per m"I> r• tor-In S-14, P-U al Ml\ <•II•"-~. 1n ll'oe ottk e of I,_ Co..nty RKMclior OI .. 1e1 County. Tru"or or r•<Ord O•ner· HUN TI NGT O H H O ll l l O H INVESTMENTS Tiie 11rw1 -.. , •nCI ou.r com mo" dtllonet-. II ""'· ol ,,.. rN I proper1y de\Crl--.. I• purponeo to be 1W Clay A_, .. , Hunllnoton It.ct\, C.lllorfllt Tiie -ligneel Tr ...... dlK .. lm1 •ny 11• ... llty tor .,., lnc:orr«tneu of Ille llr•t -.... -otller common o..111n•tlcw>. 11 eny, .-Nfetn S.ld .... Wiii I» -. bul Wit'-1 covtn•nt or w.,ret\t' ••JW•U or ''" p111<1. r-dtno 1111•. -SoHMOn, or encwmb,.•nCe\, to P•Y tM Uf\pald t>el•nce OI tile no4•01 wcvrld by w ld Otoe! of TrUll, lo-wit St•.17' ll Ap. pro•, lnclUClll'lg •• prel"-lfl .. 1e1 noltlll -•A<H, II ..,,, .,,_, l,_ ltrm1 of w to Oe..i ol Trull, t"'· ctl•roe1 -••caensff of Ille Tn"I" •nd ol ow tru•t• <rNled by w ld OMd of T ru'I Tiie -l<•••y ....... , ••d 0..0 of fruit lle••lofo•• nt<wlllCll •nd oe ll•••ed lo U. ...-110"90 • wrltWn Otl•wlt -Oen.-IO< s.i., encl • wrllt•n Holk• of o.ftull -Election to Sell l ,.. ~ c....O .. Id HOll<t of Otf .... I -[IKticw> lo S.11 10.,. rec~ lt1 the,_,,-· u. rt•I P'-''f It IOC•ted Tru•l" Of ""' c-..Cll"9 Mlt TITLE INSURANCE ANO TRUST COM I> ANY, U40 Wli.Nre ~t,CI, L.o• Ar.otlH. CMllMnl• '1111110, JIM..40et. E•I 1111 ALAMITOS ISC:llOW," T..-a y TIUt I _ _._ ,,..'-.... ; v .... ....... D•I• J..,. JO, '"' Publl""°" Or ..... C:O.lt O.lly Pllol, July I, U , ZJ, 1"1 ~I PUBLJC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF "'"'" ..... WI MAl(E SCENTS, lUll SI00-1 Ori,,., No U, WeuN Hiii•, c.1110""• mg Slilrley Lev-. LllftdlJr.,, Ulll lfue•• Vl.U Drtw , \.'911M HIOU-1, C•llforlllt $n M•l"llltll ()t(., u.ndp..,, Ute I Huev• Vl.U Ori••· L...-HI-I, C.t111 .. t1i. '1U1 Wft l"-Arlene Ma<.,o. Ultl Stoc•D0'1 Dtlve, No. U , Ut9\lf\9 Hilla, C•tllornl• t?W Tiii• IN•l ... u h tonduCl•d by • ..,..,.,~p Slllfl.-, L LWl\d(lr., Tiii• ............ , .... fltOCI Wiit\ lhe Co11t1ly Ct•r• ol Or•n99 County on JYnt U, 1 .. 1 '1tMl11 PubUIMCI OrMIOO C:0.1l O•llY Piiot. Jwty I. t , IS, U , 19tl HM41 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTlca DI' TaUITIE'S SALE T.l.•.l...U.A On Thunday, July JO, 1 .. 1 •I 11 00 t .m ., ALAMITOS ESCROW, •• Ouly t-'nleel Trvstae ""°'"' -...,,_nt lo Oetd of TnGI rec..-May I), 1• ... 111111. No, tJ0.111, In -l*S, IM(le ,,. of OHl<lel Reconh '" Ille Of· tltt of the County RKorcliof of Or- CoulllY. Calll<wnl•, WILL SELL AT PU8LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST l lOOER FOR CASH. CASHIER'S CHECK OR CERTll'IEO CHIECI(, lpey•l>I• al time -wl• In l•wful money al IN Uftlt.a Stat") •I the toulll lronl entreMt to Ille Old Or- C-fy c;_.,_ ICK•l.O In Ille 100 bloc-of ~t S-.1• .,.. 81¥d • S.nt• An•, C.lllorfll•. •II rlOM, lltlt end In· l•rHI t CWI .. .,.... to --llelcl by 11 UflOtr WICI 0..0 of Tr\At In IN -r· ly •llu•teel In w!CI County -St•l• clncrl-M Loi "OI Trtet Ho. ?&S, ••per mac> recor-In 8-14, P119t a Of Ml• toll•-Mapo, lt1 U. otfl~• 01 lhe c°""'' R«order of w lCI '"""'Y T ""'°' M t•<OtO owner HU .... TIHGTON VISTA INVESTMENTS, • 11m1111<1 oenMn,,lp. Tiie '''"' -"' -olher tom· mon C1K19Mt-. If •ny, of lht re•I P<-•ly -'1-_,,.. It pu,_ltd to bl IMI Cl•Y A-, Hunt1no1on B••tti, Catlloml•. Ttie uneltrilgrlecl frUllM dltoc:l•lmt •ny 11• ... lily lw .,,, 1nc:orre<tneu of lht ..... , -· Mid Olhtr """"'°" Clellll'\tllOll, 11.,,,, .,_ lleretn S.10 Molt will bl ,,,_, but w11-.1 C.O••t\•n• ar ••''-"''· ••P"9t.t • '"'· plied, r-dlno 1111•. POl»Ulon, or encu,,.bran<.et., lo 04tY ow ""O•ld IMIHKa OI U. ll04aC" MC.,..ed by WICI OMcl OI Tr...C, le>•ll $19,S" ll •P. P<Hltn41tety, lntludlf19 •t Pl°"-In Mid not.h i • ..,.,tn<H, II tnY ... ,_, n... ,.,,.,. of .. Id 0..0 of Trull. 1 .. 1, ,,,., .. , -,.._. of lht TrUI ... •nd OI U. trvR.t creet.a by "610 Owd of T nist The -k••ry ""°'"' wtcl 0..0 of TrM" llerttotore n•cuted •ncl cle· 11 .. ,.., to u. -119"9Cl • wrlttMI Oetl•retloft of 0.IMlll -~ lor S•I•, •nd • •fltlt11 Hollo of Oel•Yll -Et«tlon lo s.11. ti.. .,... dtrSIOfl•CI <•YHd ••Id Noll<• ol Oel•ull -Et«11on 10 S.11 to .,. re· <M-In t1W ~ -· IN rHI pr_11, ,, --ALAMl TOS ESCROW .. TrwtM flltel_ ..... _ TNll~Y. ...... ... _,,._ Tn1• ...... ,.,.., ....... ""' .... TITL.1 INSIJllA..C• ANO TltUIT ~ANY -., .... ,. -.. LAI ....... C8fflenll• _,. -.-,a.llt.2711 0•1• J .... JO. , .. , Publl .... Or-C:0.11 0.lly Piiot. Jiiiy '· u. ZJ. , .. , )05, .. , PUBLIC NOTICE H E L E N L 0 U I S E NOTICE OF DEATH OF FLANAGAN ANO OF JANET ELIZABETH PETITION TO AD · KOEHLER ANO OF MINISTER ESTATE NO. PETITION TO AD · A-109416. MINISTER ESTATE NO. T 0 a I I h e I r s • A·109421. beneficiaries, creditors T o a I I h e I r s • and contingent creditors of benefic iaries, creditors Helen Louise Flanagan and contingent creditors of and persons who may be Janet Elizabeth Koehler otherwise Interested in the and persons who may be will and/or estate: otherwise Interested In the A petition has been filed will and/or estate: by Kathleen Virgini a A petition has been filed Sellers in the Superior by Bank of America N.T. Court of Orange County & S.A. In the Superior requesting that Kathleen Court of Orange County Virginia Sellers be ap-requesting that Bank of pointed as personal America N.T . & S.A. be r epresentat ive to ad-appointed as personal minister the estate of representative to ad· Helen Louise Flanagan m i nister the estate of (under the Independent Janet Elizabeth Koehler Administration of Estates (under the Independent Act). The petition is set for Administration of Estates hearing in Dept. No. 3 at Actl. The petition is set for 700 Ci vic Center Drive, hearing In Dept. No. 3 at West, in the City of Santa 700 Civic Center Drive, Ana, California on July 29, West, in the City of Santa 1981 at 9:30 a.m . Ana, cattfornla on July 29, IF YOU OBJECT to the 1981 •t9:30a.m. granting of the petition, IF YOU OBJECT to the you should either appear granting of the petition, at the hearing and state you should either appear your objections or file at the hearlno and state written objections with the I your objections or file court before the hearing. written objections with the Your appearance may be court before the hearing. In person or by your at-Your appearance may be torney. In person or by your at- 1 F y 0 u A R E A torney. CREDITOR or a con t· IF YOU ARE A ingent creditor of the de-C REDITOR or a cont - ceased, you must file your lngent creditor of the de- claim with the court or ceased, you must file your present It to the personal clalm with the court or representative appointed present It to the personal by the court within four representative appointed months from the date of by the court w ithin four first Issuance of letters as months from the date of provided In Section 700 of first Issuance of letters as the Probate Code o f provided In Section 700 of California. The time for the Probate Code of filing claim s wlll not ... Callfornla. The time for plre prior to four months filing claims will not ex- from the date of the hear· plre prior to tour month Ing noticed above. from the date of the hear. YOU MAY EXAMINE Ing noticed above. the file kept by the court. YOU MAY EXAMINE If you are Interested In the the fllt kept by the court. estate, you may flle a re-If you are Interested lnthe quest with the court to re· estate, you m.y flle a r• celve special notice of the quest With the court to ,... Inventory of estate assets celve speclal notice of the and of the petitions, ac-lnv1ntory Of .state 1SM1 co unts and reports end of the petitions, 1c described In Section 1200.s cou nts • n d rt po rt of the C-llfoml• Pr~te described In Section 1200. Code. of the California Pr~te Codt. J°"n C. ,_.,; ........., .. "•NMYt_Atterneys It uw. M11 ,,. .. L.Nie, tuttt IU N•WP•rt •eac"r Cll,tonla tUH. C714l '7s.11a Pubtllhed Oret191 Coast OallVPllot. July8, t, IS, 191l *6-ll \ c ....... '· "· Ff'-*"" Atttnty at Law, U Oran411 Canal, •••-•• I 1laM. C.llfer•I• tlt61 C114) 16nU. PubHstied Otanot Coe.a Dally Pltot, Julyt,t , U, 1'1l . ~ PtJ8U NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ... Pll8UC NOTIC.E '90TIC8 Olll HWtaa•t Ut.8 ., ....... ~ ... Oii ,,_..,. My •· ttl'I, at ti:• • "' ALAMltot llCltOW, .. _., .......... T,,.._..-r ... _.... .. 0... flf TIWS ,_.. Mpy 11, t•, H .,,.._ NO lltll, lft ._ , ... , H9t ... ti Offl<ltl ._.,. IA .. ... flu ..... c..., ---·Or ... c-,.~. WIL\. MIU AT ~ILIC AUCTION TO HIOHllT t100a11t '10llt CAIH, CAIHllllt'I CHECIC Oa ClltTl,.110 C:HICtC, IMY9it M II-el .... ,_ .. wflll -. ol ... ~ ....... , .. ,,.. ... ,,.,.. ....,_.. ..... ... °" ..... C-owlllY ~ ..... Ill Illa tOll "°'' tf Well ""'• Alie llOllMHf'& ("-fy ... lt,.lllt) ..... ,. ........ ,..,.., uu. -....,. .. ,_ •• .,... ...... _ .... ..,11 ........ .. 0... .. T,,,.. "' '"' ,,....,,, ....... ... tn .. ., C-y-IUtodMcrltlef u Lot 4 ti Trett NO, 2IS .. ,_, -r .. c..-... !ft ... If ..... U el Mt .. tell-Miiia. In IN ... let .. U. C_.,.__tf_C-Y TfuUM or rec..-• _,,.r: I T " MANAOl!MINT, INC Tile tit'----'""' <...,.. ,_ ........... II .,,, If "" r•t ,...._.", _,, ......... la..._ ... lo M 7W Cler $1,...., .._,,.,..... llHC:h, CalllGn\le. Tiie ...,."..,... Tr-dltc;ltllM eny 11 ... tlty tw .,, tnc0trect-al , ... ,, ..... --· -.. _ ~ tMSltMU.., If .,.y, 8-..... I,,, S.l«I .. 1. will lie rnMt, llul ··-· CO•tMfll fl' -r'-y, 911-tr Im po.a, ,...,...,,. 1t11e, _....i ... or •11cumllrt11U\, It "' flM Ullll•lf IMalan<e of --hi M<WeCI bt' Wld Oetd of Trwt, to-wit: tlf,S14.ti, In. tt .. dlnt •• IW'OYIOeCI Ill Miid ..... , I), M YM <tl, II.,,, -Ille -m• el .. Id Deed of Tr..t. teH, d\W9M -H · PIMff of -Tl'\M• -of I ... lnnlt er•.,.., by Mid Dwod tf T(\jfL r 11e .,..,..le..,., ....... , .. ., Deed of Trull 11eretofore •••<wtl<I •nd c11o llwred to -~ • wrltteto Oecl•r•lloft al Oef..,.t -0......- lor S•lt, Md • wrlll.,, Mollo of O.t•ult -Et1tellerl 10 Sell. Tiie ..,.. dt,.tgnecl c•uHCI setCI Holle• of Oet•ull -Election to Seit to lie rt cor-In IN <--.. -. -reel P<'_,,, I• loc: ..... Tru•I• or ptrty c_u,.. .... TITLE IHSUR4NCE AHO TRUST COMPANY. JSfO Wlltlllf• lloute••rcl. Los .4"Cllflt1, Callforlll• '00111, Altl\ Ver"°" .......... UIJI ,...._ )( tn7. A\.AMtTOS HCltOW, AS T•UITEI aY:l'1*1_-.e_ Trwt~y. • .,v ........... 0•1• J .... JO, 1 .. 1 Publl-Or .... Coe~ O.lly 1>1'9t, Jwly e, IS, 22, '"' ~1. Study Results Available Public Hearing Construction of Harvard Avenue Overcrossing at 1·405 WHAT'S BEING PLANNED WH Y THIS AD WHAT'S AVAILABLE WHERE YOU COME IN CONTACT Irvine MICHE'l ON OR The City of Irvine is planning to construct the Harvard Avenue Overcrossing to Interstate Route 405. This work is neces$ary to relieve traffic on Culver Drlve and Jamboree Boulevard. The City of Irvine, in cooperation with CalTrans (California Department of Transportation). has studied the effects this project may have on the en· 11 lroment. Our studies show that it will not significantly affect the quality of the environment. The report which explains the findings is a Negative Declaration and its companion Environmental As- sessment. This notice is to tell you of the preparation of the Negative Declaration, of its av'ailablllty to the public, and of a public hearing that will be held. The N~ative Declaration, Environmental Assess- ment, and other project Information are available for Inspection at the Public Works Department, Irvine City Hall, 17200 Jamboree Boulevard. The documents are also available for Inspection at Cal Trans, 120 South Spring Street. Los Angeles. Do you have any comments abOut processing this project with a Negative Declaration? Do you dis· agree with the findings of our study as set forth In the Negative Declaration? Would you care to make eny comments on this project? If so, please submit your comments In writing no later than July 2-4, 1981 to Public Works Oepar1ment, City of Irvine, 1noo Jam- boree Boulevard, Irvine, CA 9271-4. A public hearing will be held on this proJ.ct on July 22, 1981, at 7: JO p.m . In the City Council Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Boulevard, lrvlne, California. The purpoJe of the public hearlno Is to provlct. • forum tor public comments and tu respond to technical questions on the Environment ASses$mtnt end tho <»sign of the project. For more Information abOut this proJtct, call CalTrans at (213) 620-35.50, or the City Of lrvln. Public: Works Oepartmtl\t It OW 7Sf·368.l. Dated: June 16, 1991 NANCV C. ROWLAND City Cltrtc of tht C.lty of lrvlnt • PubllShed Otange Coe.st Dally Piiot, June 22, July 15. 1981 28QS.11 · • South votes to blockade AUSTIN. Texas (AP> -Al least elaht Southern states have decided to put up highway blockades next we(!k against fruit.ti and vegelabJes fr<>m California counties al· rected by the Mediterranean fruit fly. said Tex as Agriculture Com miuioncr Reagan Brown. The slates will admit only shipments certified as being from counties free of the destructive Oy, sajd Brown. who is president or the Southern Assocla,ion of State Depart- ments or Agriculture. Fifteen states are members of the oreanizallon, and Brown said he had not yet queried all members. "lf any trucks from rly-free counties reach the Texas border without W s certifies· lion, they must go through the EJ Paso port or entry and be fumigated," Brown said. Produce from California counties affect- ed by the fly Santa Clara, San Mateo and Alameda already must be rumi~ated before leaving California. "If any shipments from these counties ' shou!<.i reach Texas without being fumigated , the trucks will be stopped and their loads confi scated and destroyed." Brown said. The blockades will go up Monday in Alabama, Arkansas. Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Texas Brown said he a lso thought North Carolinu would join the blockade. Fluor unit wins contract A Fluor Corp. s ubsidiary has been awarded a contract to provide engineering and procurement services for a $135 million methanol plant in New Zealand. Value of the project to Fluor was not dis· closed. Fluor Canada Ltd., Calgary, will perform engineering and procurement for the project Client is Petralgas Chemicals N.Z. Ltd .. a joint venture of Alberta Gas Chemicals Ltd J. Edmonton, and Petrocorp, a New Zealand Crown Lorp. The plant, to be built near New Plymouth, will produce 1,200 metric tons per day or chemical methanol for markets in New Zealand and Pacific rim countries. Startup is planned for rrtid-1983. • .. Rampart General Inc., an Irvine-based de· veloper and builder or residential ar\d industrial . BUSINESS BRIEFS property and ma nufacturer/distributor of met al and prebuilt concrete fireplaces. has reported un- audited mixed results in operations for the year ended March 31. Sales slumped to $17 7 million compared with $27 .6 million for the li ke period a year ago. The decrease, according to William V. Harris Jr . president and chief executive officer. was due to a $10.6 million drop in residential housing sales. Sales in the company's metal fireplace division, however. increased from Sl.3 million a year ago to $5.2 million this year Overall, the company incurred a loss I after tax benefits> of S936,000. or 36 cents a share, com- PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEATH OF SHIRLEY J . LEE, AKA SHIRLEY JANE LEE, AND OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A·109S17. To all heir s, beneficiaries, creditors and continoent creditors of Shirley J . Lee, aka Shirley Jane Lee. and persons who may be otherwise interest· ed In the wi II and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Katherine J . Prentice In the SUperior Court of Orange County requesting that Ka1herlne J . Prentice be appointed as personal representative to ad· minister the estate of Shirley J . Lee, aka Shirley Jane Lee (under the In-dependent Administration of Estates Act). The peti· tlon is set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, in the City of Santa Ana , California on August 12, 1981 at 9 :30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the grantlno of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court befor.e the hearing. Your appearance mav be In person or by your at· torney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a cont· lngent creditor of the de· ceased, yoo must file your claim with the court or present It to lhe personal representative appointed by the coort wlthlr) foor months from the date of fi rst Issuance of letters as provided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of Callfornla. The time for filing claims will not ••· plrt prior to four months from the dete of the hear- ing noticed above. YOU l/IAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are Int.rested In the Htat., you may fflt a ,... quHt with u. court to r• ctlvt sptci.11 notice of the ln"entorv of estate assets and of I.he petltlons, K· C OU flh and reports dttcrlbld In Section 1200.S of the C.llfomla Probet• CC>CM. JOlaft D. Lent, AttenMy at LHt; ~ & S.ttl•, J:MilS CW11•1 R It., 5411 .. 111, ._. .... HUit, ca. '1167 ....... or..c-o.1i,:: Mr M, ... "·""' PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS ltUSINIU NAMI STATEMllfl' Tht lollowi"9 per-. I\ 00."IJ bu•l ne-u •1 MANAGEME NT SEAR C H CONSULTANTS. !JOI Do.._. N..,potl Bt•cll, c.tltoml• tlMO G ........ M. Harri•, IJt Vi• u ....... Ntwporl llMct'. Celltomlt ~ Tiiis bwslr>nl" Concluclltd l>y an In• dl•ldut l G4«99 M. Ht rrli Tiii• "·•-nl was flltcl Wllll t'- Countv Clerk 01 °'"n~ County on June ,., ltll pared with after-tax earnin~s of $431.200. or 17 cents, for the previous year. • Net mcome or Kyle Technolely Corp., M1ss1on Viejo, in the third quarter increased 359 percent over the comparable period in the 1980 fi scal year. After-tax earnings in the quarter ended May 31 were $.'H:J,000, or 26 cents a s hare, compared with $68.000. or 3 cents a share. in the year-earlier quarter Sales for the May 31 quarter totaled Sl.S million, up 148 percent from the $243,000, or 12 cents, earned in the like period or the previous year. Kyle Technology is a leading manufacturer of hermellcally sealed e lectronic terminals. An 1mt1al public offenng or 950,000 shares of Kyle Technology common stock at $7 a share was made June 18 through an underwriting syndicate manag<'d by Paulson Investment Co .. Portland, Ore Kyl<' Technolo~y·s stock is traded over-the- counter under the NASDAQ symbol Kyle . Transponder sold LOS ANGELES ( BW J -Premiere, the not-lo- be satellite movie network. formed by Columbia Pictures Industries Inc .. Getty Oil Co .. MCA Inc .. Paramount Pictures Corp. and Twentieth Century- Fox Film Corp .. has agreed to sell its principal as- sets. the lease of trans ponder 21 on RCA's Satcom I and its uplink trans mitting facility in Brislon, Conn .. for $12 million in cash. The transponder is going to Landmark Com- munications for SIO 5 million, coupled with the up- link rac1lity to Getty, one or Premiere's joint ven- tures. for SI 5 million. The price sets a record on the value of satelli te transponder rights. __________ .... PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT. Wednesday, July 15. 1981 • •• Conoco hid escalates Du Pont raises its off er to $7 .4 billion NEW YORK <A P > Chcmiul aianl Du Pont Co. raised Its otrer for Conoco fnc. to $7 .4 billion as the largest cor- porate bidding war In bl.story escalated. Th., increase in Ou Ponl's of fer ror the nation's ninth·largest oil company followed an offer by Seagram Co. Ltd. and was seen as an altcrnpt to head off posai- bl e offers from other major companies. Du Pont said it will pay $95 a share for 40 perce nt of Conoco's stock and exchange 1. 7 Ou Pont shares worth $80.33 at current pr ices -for each additional share It had offered S87 50 or l.G Du Pont shares. worth about $6.9 billion. Conoco, whose large reserves ar e estimated by som e to be worth more than the price its stock has refl ected. accepted the new Du Pont offer . as it had the last one. Du Pont Chairman Edward Jefferson said such a merger, whic h would create the seventh- largest industrial company in America, was "fully consistent wilh the n ation's energy im- peratives and will not have anti- competitive consequences." The Justice Department had announced it will investigate the proposed merger , but Reagan administration officials have in· dicated they are generally sym- pathetic lo large corporate mergers. Seagra m , the Canadian dis tiller . is offering $85 a share for up to 51 percent or Conoco, or a total of $3.77 billion. It had no immediate comment on the new Du Pont oCfer . Although Du Pont and Sea- gram are the only companies lo make bids so far . several others are beUeved to be lntere t.ed. In cludlna a number or maJor otl companies. Mobil Corp. said Monduy 1t ui conslderina an orrer <and source~ said It ha.'J an-anged a $5 billion line of credit with • t1roup or banks Teoco Inc has held merg~r talks w1tb Conoco and, according to bankm' sources, a rranged for SS.~ billion in c redit St11nd11rd Oil Co. of <'altfornla declined to comment when asked ii it was mterested. July auto sales dip I 7 .4% for Big 3 DETROIT <AP> The Big Three U.S. automakers sold 122,915 cars during the first 10 days of July, down 17 4 percent from depressed figures a year ago, according to company re ports. In the July 1-10 period of 1!8), General Motors Corp .. Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp delivered 148,809 cars OC the B ig Three. only Chrysler showed improvement with sales of 16,435 cars, up IJ.6 percent from 14.463 a year ago Because there was one more selling day in the July l·July 10 period last year, the percentage comparisons are based on the rate or sales per day. fo'ord s uffered th e worst decline with sales of 30,182 can, down 34 percent from sales ol 45,884 cars during the same period last year But Ford wu offering rebales during the 1980 period and had no rebates in ~arly July this year. GM's sales were orr 14 per· cent. to 76,298 cars for the period against 88,462 last year So far in 1981, Chrysler has sold 358,656 autos. up S.5 percent from 1980 GM sales are down 5.3 pe rc·cnt for the year, to 2,073,674 from 2,203,311, and Ford sales are ofr S percent, to 78l. 133 from 827,471 Disney earnings drop BURBANK <A P > Walt Dis· ney Productions has reported lhird quarter net income or SJ0.2 m11Jion or 93 cents a s hare. down from $35.9 million or Sl.10 a share in the third quarter or 1980. Disney said revenues for the quarter ended June 30 were S258 million, up from $245.4 million in tht· !>ame 1980 period. l>1 ~ney Chai rman C ard Walker said the company's en· terta1nmenl and r ecreation div1::.ion turned in strong performances during the third quarter but that overall results \\ere hurl by disappointing figure~ 1n the motion picture dt\ l!>IOn Ford joins Fox board • forward to the opportunity of Former President Gerald R. Ford has Joined the Twentieth Century-Fox board or directors, Marvin Davis has announced. Fo rd, a longtime associate of Davis, also is a board member of the Pebble Beach Corp.. a wholly owned Fox subsidiary. Davis said : "We are extreme- ly pleased that President Ford has accepted our invitation to join the Fox board. He is a man who will make valuable con- tributions to the company based on his wide range of do mestic and international expertise." Ford s aid: "This 1s a new challenge and a diversification of m y business act1v1lies I look participating in this exciting and expanding fi eld." Joan Ryan joins Newport PR firm Leonore Penfil. president or Penfil-Blitz Communications. has announced that J oan Aho Ryan has joined the Newport Beach company he re as partner and executive vice president The company will continue to be hea dqu ar t e r ed a t 120 Newport Center Drive, Suit.e 200. Newport Beach. California 92660. ·NEW CHALLENGE' Gerald R. Ford PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE t PICTITIOUS •UiiilU-- NAMa STATUMMT TM toi-.. per-. Ii dolll9 llonl- ~u •• COVERED WAGON SALOON, 2Ut lrl-, Catt Me .. , Olllwnlt Gar aid L. a.It kt, 1 .504 R-cy Clrclt , Fut-. OllfCM'nla Tiii• bo.dinKI Is GonclUci.c! "'' •n In· dl•ldutl Ge<tld L.. 8tkh Tlll1 ila'-1 wa1 tiled wllll Ille Count' Cttrk of Ort l\90 County on June tt. l'ltl Pl._. Pul>lllhecl Or-C-•I Dally Pilot, Jwly '· •• o. u. l tll 2'07-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUI •USINIH NAMll 5TATllMaNT Tiit foUowl"IJ lie''°"' are oolno bu$IMUtll THE 8001UCEEPIMG PLACIE. IS4ll J9ff,..y R-. Sullt 111, lr•I,., Celllotlll• '271' Ltoy J. Petr....,,, ntn CemlnHo FlorH, L_.a Hllh. Ct lllomlt '1Ul H•no A &l'llU. u1:i. Sally Ot1•t , El Toro. Calllornl• nuo T1111 b<lslt•u h conducltd l>V • o-nertl _._a/\lp. L.a<ty J Pearman, P.,1~r Tllll lllrl-t wH 111.0 wllll Ille County Clerk of Orange County on June 11. 1'11. Pt ... lt Pul>lllhecl Or-Co.,.I Dally Piiot, IUftt 24, JMly I, t , IS, ltll 217Ml PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS 8USINIH NAM« STATE-NT Tiit IOllOW1"9 ponon h dolft9 Doo9i M il II PRODUCE ANO S EAFOOD -RT. 1140 Plaonll• A-. C•ta Mt ... CalifomjtflU7 Suno Hwen Cho, llJJ lrvt ll A,,,,_,., T U$1ln, c.llfotl'llt ""° Thli ti.Al-11 c-lltd l>Y"" ln- Ol•ldut l 5'#'9 H wan C1'o Tllll Jttl.....,,I ••• Ill.cl wtlll Ille County Clerk of Orange County "" June n. ttt l PtMlft Pul>llllWCI Otenve Cot\! OaHy Pllol. Ju(>t 1•. J\Ay t, I, IS, 1'11 1156-41 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUI •USINIS.S NAMa STATUUNT fl\t loil-1"9 PtrMlftl art OOl"ll ll;iilMUM PROFESSIONAL. SERVICES, UJOI Rlctoe Route Orl•t , SP •·>, L-OUM Hllll, CA '26.U. JESSE C. 8US8 1N, UJO\ R~ Route, No. a.~ Hiiia, CA .,..ss, Tiii• ~-11 c....O..Ctao b' an lft. di¥1dval .>MM C. 8vsllln Tlll1 stat-I WM llltd wltll h County c1e.-fl/I o..,. C:-y"" July 1. "" .. , ..... P111>1llNll Or ... CMA O.lly Pl .. 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He observed that consumer peychoJon has changed too: People actually are cutUnl down oo usage, and using alternative fuels. France and Japan have nuclear plants coming on stream. The United States has coal. Coat isn't just an alternaUve; it ls rar more ef· rtcient, too. costing only 30 percent to 40 percent the cost of oil when measured In the output of British thermal units. The United States has plenty of it. The enormity of the energy change has not been popuJarly appreciated. said Robert Z. Aliber. professor of interns· tional economics, Graduate School of Business. University of Chicago. .. It is not properly pt!rceived, .. he said. asserting ~v100PP that dependence on OPEC is declining. Political interests, he suggested: may not acknowledge the change for fear of upsetting the conservation trend. But, he continued, "You're getting a little sense of it now in the lower prices of oil company shares." some of which are down 30 percent since earJy this year. For the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. he said. it means economic problems. "Very few OPEC countries invested wisely," be said. "Gold, military aircraft. But their industtial operations aren't efficient.·· In a world market, he said, they cannot compete. Because of the changed supply·demand ratio. Pan Am to cut the economJc ouUook for naUons heretofore depen· dent on OPEC oU is now dllferent from what it was, accord1n1 to Allber. They'll pay leH for oll. And they may have other 1ource1 of 1upply. too. a result ol di1covtrie1 made ln recent years. But In Allber'a view, the m.Jor chanae In the ratlo hu been that users have rede1lined their capltaJ equipment. There are, he polnt.1 out, 100 mJIUon cars ln t.be United Stata. Each year, 10 million are scrapped and 10 mUUon new ones added to stock. The scrapped cars were aettina 10 or 11 mlle1 to lhe gallon. whereu the new ones are 1etUn1 23 mllea. That trend will continue, be says. The cars comin1 Into UM were deslaned when oil cost Sl2 a barrel back in 1973·1974, said the pro· fessor. Now. with oil at about S.O a barrel, further savings in miles per gallon are beina designed Into cars that will be used in the m1d·1980s. And that process of maldna more ruel·erficlenl automobiles, he says, "will continue tor another 15 years." Something similar is occurina in housing. altboufh it may lake 40 years or so lo recycle the nation's housing stock, compared with only 10 years for automobiles. Jet aircraft also are being recycled. Already, Allber points out, OPEC production is down substantially. But what happens to OPEC when Iran and Iraq seUJe dUferences and again seek to be factors in the international oil market? "In time. those countnes will begin to export, and other OPEC countries will have to reduce their output," predicts Aliber. There could always be some political s ur· prises, the professor concludes, but aside from these. "the economic direction is working to decrease our dependence on OPEC." OPEC power is declining, he says . • serv1ce 10% New consolidation program to go into effect t hi s fall NEW YORK < BW ) -Pan American World Airways is realigning its worldwide operation to concentrate its resources on trade route markets "where we can grow and improve our op- portunities ... William H. Waltrip, president and chief executive o ffi cer of Pan Am's airline division. has announced. WaJtrip said the new operational plan will be in effect by the fall or 1981 and caJls for a reduction of about 10 percent in domestic and international flying However, the plan also caJls for added service from several new domestic cities to Pan Am's in- ternational gateways. as well as increased marketing and product emphasis al a number of key international destinations. such as Tokyo, Paris. Mexico City. Car acas. Rio De Janiero and Buenos Aires. The fundamental strategy, Waltrip said. wilJ be to concentrate on routes which capitalize on Pan Am's traditional strengths . maintain the airline's global image and develop U.S. domestic feed to the global system. To accomplish t his. Pan Am will do the follow· ing: In the U.S. domestic market: Suspend all services at New York's VENTURE CAPITAL OP PORTUNITY I 11r L ~pand1n11 T1me·~harc C'UmJXlll> $250,(XX) 'llc..'tlcd (714) 641-0485 DO YOU NEED HELP? Anawer Network can h~lp Increase your profit• by towering ovtfrhead. With Answer Network'• ahared·overhead concept, you wlll have available every office service you need. Including your own phone number and anawerlng service ... all at a fraction of the cost of expensive facilities and ataff. 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'• C,.yR\ 10. 41' 32'" • 'h G•P• "'2.56 .. 4 16-fe+ '4 L.eQPlat .S6 I 9' 11 OllEd pt J.90 LJ<IO 271'>+ "" Scuddtr 11 10 u US ~F 1• I 2S4 211•' at A look AT&T You may have thought they were high enough <ilrt.•a dy, bu t rates for long·distance t{!lephone calb wt.•nl up 16 percent a l'Oupk of wtl'kll a.io On the other ha nd, rat es tor tnternatlo n ul C'all11 wne choppcd 35 percent. 1'hil s tra tegy is clea r Aml'rican Telephone & Te legraph (AT&T) is c utting International -rates to encour age people to m ake mo re overseas calls. It docsn 't foe! it has to do that any mor~ with long dlstanct> tullin.i in the United States lt will charge mor e and rf'ly 011 1t.s ubiqu11011)> ·· H••;1d1 Out 1tn1l Touch Someone" c·ampaign to gt>t pi•oplt• to pick up the phouc und call long-distance. The Fe de r a l Communic <1tion s <.;o m misi.100. whic h has regula tory aut hor ity ovt•r the phone 1•orr1 pany. was r eluct ant to grant such a big price in ~r<>asc bul i n ~ the e nd gave in. tt AT&T plea ded '1' c. It needed thl' 16 ', ~., perce nt .A~ beca u se 1 t ~ ---~-... --------~;s~ ::pe~i~~~ lllTOI MOSIOWITZ tha t whe n the r ate goes up, people do reduce their callinR The F'CC didn't agr ee that calls would go <.lown as much as AT&T said they would. If the phone com pany turns out to have been wrong. and lon~·d1stance calling holds up well . t he FCC may even order a re fund The FCC caving in to AT&T 1s a familiar story rt's like a mouse trying to polil'l' an elephant Thl1 phone compan) is so huge that very fow people 1n!>1de it even know what 's going on T h er e's a new book out that rcve<.ib> Ito~' gargantuan AT&T is. Called "The Biggest CompCJny on Earth," it w as written by a Nev. York Times re por t.er, Sonny Kl einfie ld , and published by Holt. Rhmchart & Winston. If ynu like ·gcewhizzers,'' you'll love this book. Here are some No one outsid e the federal government employs more people. AT&T has on its payroll 1 03 m illion persons. of whom 7,452 an· Smiths. 5.880 Johnsons. 3.934 Williamses and J.660. in<'ludin11 tht.• th;:iirman, Browns AT&T's profi t 1 after taxes1 v.orks out to $!fl mill ion a day, $11,000 a m rn utt· It has more shar es out than an\' other com · pany 750 million 11 has more s tockholders than an\ 1ithcr 1•om · pany :! million The Pentagon has thl' largest stngll' phone system there are 25.000 phones then• Tht-monthly Pentagon bi ll is $725,000. There are 1.4 m illion pay phones 1n the coun· lr) Coins gl.'t tollected when $72 accumulates The busiest pay phone m the country is the Ont' 111·ar the ticket ·coun ter at the Gre\'hound Au :. Termm~I in Chicago 1l l'(t'ls used ;111 a~·erJgt> of :mi l 11n t'S ~' da v AT&T publishes l2U million M plt'!> 11f tt•lt·p~wn1· dtrl't·t1111es l'\·ery year. using 400.()()() tons of pupN The largest directory 1)> tht• m1t• 111 Hou..,tnn 2.RH!I p;1ge~ and 939.640 listinJ.(s Tht• ~111alll'~t 1~ tlw orw 111 1-'<irll'~·. Mo three pa~e~ and 282 listtnJ.('-1 lour of thl·m Smiths 1 The 25 biggest customt'rs rno:.tl\' h11:( 1 um 1>11n1t•s . spf'n STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YO RIC(API F1iw1 0o,.. l•'l<•••fl' H EW YORK fAP>· s.1 .. , r ... , ptlc• .>nd net t!Wnqr 01 thf lllleen mo>l <Kl•_. Now Yon ~100 EacNnge •u .. , u·~~n,, f\ltlOMtly ft: =.;ooth•n1Jt ,,. Ctllt>Snt IU,100 61 •l Uno11c11 601. 900 41 • 21 • IBM S'.M.900 )4~ •l Ttsu 11u1I , S30,:IOO S•"' ''• Mobil l 57',olOO ~· ~. NIHf\ L•mt> Sl1 q.Q0 1''"' 1h Gull Oil .. 1.600 31' 1 • ~ Tuaco '"' '71,300 lS', •• ,. Mer•tDh '7S,SOO 1S • S Rowan 6lt,900 16"-~ P•tl•lon Co •15.?00 JJI-> •I~ Conocotnc 01/iOO 16 • 1v.. 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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 • More ... - 8 mg "tar". 0 7 mg nicoune av. per c1gare11e by HC method ., ~ .- .! , , f Daily Pilat WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1981 SLIM GOURMET C2 USING HERBS C6 SUPERMARKET SHOPPER CB SPECIAL DIETS C8 Meatball Bean Pockets save money and The key to creative nectarine cookery is understanding the nature of the fruit. • Ameri cans often overlook what Italians glorify in their cuisine -pasta . Pasta wasn't even popular in the United States until after the turn of the century wh en a man named Mark Carleton borrowed an idea from the Italians and used durha m wheat to create o ur d elici ous m od e rn-d ay version. The wheat lends both · flavor and protein. A two-ounce serving (without sauce ) provides seven grams of protein, making a summer sup- per of pasta , fresh vegetable salad, crusty French bread and fruit an uncomplicated, elegan~ d e licious and nutrition a lfy balanced meaJ. Summer Pas ta with Nec- tarines is a great California summer supper dish. The nee· tarines refresh a rich sauce, but then, fresh California nectarines _ _.a,..r,..e refreshing fruit. Eighty-one percent water and generous with vita mins A and C, nectarines add a light, sweet touch to any dish and because they hold their texture and flavor during heat· ing, they're idt:al for cooking. The key to creative nectarine cookery is understanding the nature of this blushingly beautiful summer fruit. First, the nectarine is not a cross between a peach and a plum . The nectarine's origin and his· tory is speculative and rather mysterious but some authorities agree that approxfmately 2,000 ye ars ago a n ectarine was spotted in the Turkistan area of Asia. Nectarines. like peaches. belong to the rose family <hence their "rosy" fragrance). Charles Darwin, the great evolutionist , discover ed that nectarines can spring fro m peach pits and peaches from necta rine pits. The nectarines you eat today are heavily cross- br ed with peaches but are. n onethe l e ss, f r uits u nto themselves. Second, firm nectarines will r ipen. Nectarines a re harvested mature, but firm, to survive the r igors of s hi pping. Left for s eve r a l days at r oom tern · perature in a ripening bowl or loosely closed paper bag, fresh nectarines will r ipen we ll , becoming fragrant and yielding to gentle palm pressure. Store them in the refrigerator until j ust before ready to eat, then re· turn them to room temperature. Once you try Summer Pasta with Nectarines, you'll be in· spired to make Sea Shell Fruit Salad, a var iation on the old macaroni sa lad, and Fruited Tuna Salad featuring a delic4e dilled mustard dressing, both h ea d li nin g s l i ced fre s h California nectarines. P as t a a nd nectarines can mark the beginning of your new re lationship wi th the misun· derstood nectarine. Just send $1 to A Taste of the Rainbow, P.O. Box 255627, Sacramento, 95865, for a colorful cookbook with more innovative uses for fresh California nectarines. peaches, plums and Bartlett peats. Soon you'll be slicing nectarines over you r cereal. dicing them into bread dough, chopping them into Chinese stir-fry meals, boiling them into exotic ja ms and pre· serves and wondering why you limited their uses to summer school lunch boxes and mid· week desserts so many seasons before. SUMMER PASTA WITH NECTARINES Water, salt and oil for cook· ing 8 ounces thin noodles or s paghetti 4 slices bacon 1 egg, beaten time ... C4 <See NECTARINE, Page C8> Sea Shell Fruit Salad is a pleasant variation on the old macaroni salad. Nectarine Kuchen ii an ea111·t""prepare variation of the traditional German kuchn, ~ fre1h nectannet cut into wedge• and boUd m a cutanJ.like mizture. Kue hen • • a sweet sign of summer Fruit for breakfast can come in many forms. Spooned over cereal, chilled in a compote or blended into drinks, fresh fruit is a delightful way to begin any summer day. This easy-to-prepare variation of the traditional German kuchen uses fresh nectarines cut into wedges and baked in a custard-like mixture uslng refrigerated biscuits as the base. Nectarine Kuchen can be served with collee for a continental style brealdut or u a sweet accompanl· ment to a more hearty breakfast or summer bninch. But don't limit fresh nectarines to breakfast or snacks. The veraaWe nectarine adapts well from appether to dessert. The poeaibiUUes are limit· ed only by your imagination. Whether you _puree, broil, stir-fry, bake, can or dry them, fresh nee· tarina will provide a never endin1 array~ tantallnnc wflya to use this sunny 1wnmer trult. NBCl'A&INE KUCHEN • 2 or 3 frw.b nectarinet_ 1 packa1e refrt1erato! blaculll 3ecp ~cup IJ'anulated tutar Nutme1 Cut nectarines from pits Into weds•. Roll out blteuJll to about 5 lnchft tn diameter. Jl'tt into 4-lncb pit Um or....., baktq dlahea. An-aos• s or 4 neciuine weclirea in eae~. leal es11, tu1ar and liutmtl' wtlKDtf; pour two tabletpooaa o••r aectariDn In eacb lbell. Bake at 350 _.,.... for 11 '° ...... UD&11 t....,. la Ht and biscuits lightly browned. Serve warm or cooled. Makes 10 kuchen. MINTED NECTARINE RELISH Heat 2 tablespoons each butt.er and v inegar, 11 c up bro wn s uga r (packed> and 2 teaspoons finely chopped mint to boiJing. Add 4 quartered fres h nectarines. Simmer 5 minutes. Serve warm as relish for lamb or chicken. SPICY CHICKEN AND NEC· TARIN ES Brush frying chicken pieces or halves with bottled barbecue sauce. Bak.e In a moderately hot oven, brushing several times with addi· tional sauce. Add halved fresh nee· tarines to pan the last 10 minutes of bakina. BEAUTIFUL SOUP Dilute a can of condeDJed cblcten broth with an equal measure of water, then add 11 cup dry sherry and 1 tablespoon lemon Julee. Slice fresh nectarines into each bowl. Pour on hot soup and sprinkle with chopped parsley. aaod.l:o CEaEAL TOPPING Slice freeb nectartnes into shallow bakin1 dlab. DriuJe U1hUy with but· ter and sprinkle with brown 1u1ar, and broil Just WlUl heated. Spoon over bot cooled cereal Sent with U1ht cream. QUICK 0&1:88-UP roa CHBBIECAKE Cover fro.en cbeeeeeake with t.bin· ly 1Uced frelh neetarines. Sprlnkle with bnr.D •uc•r. I. Preserving is easy One way of saving a bit of the sum· mer sun to enjoy all through the winter is to put up nectarines when they're at the peak of color, ripeness' and flavor . FREEZING: Wash and halve or slice· nectarines. No need to peel them since the skins are tender and tasty. Dip neetarinet Into a sugar syrup, place on a cookie sheet and freeze. Once froaen solid, pack Lnto air tight containers, date and st.ore in freezer. CANNING: To can fresh nectarines, use 2 to I pounds of fresh fruit per quart. Wull and cut in half or slice. To prevent fruit from darkening durtnc prepar~· lion, drop Into water containlns I tablespoons each salt and vtne1 per talion or a citrus/water mi Drain just befor~ heatlnt or pat raw. A little s~ar helps canned hold ill texture, color and llawr. tood rule of thumb to follow f 1wfftenlnl ls "' cup. sucar f« Mc: Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 I• Vegetables on the grill are ecuy to cook !l I h ij BJ 8A&BABA GIBBON It '1 oot on.Jy the fresh air and sunshine that makes people eat so much meat or poultry at cookouts. It's that empty space on tbelr plates -where the vecetables usually ao. Alter all, servin1 conventionally cooked vegetables defeats one ol the main advantages of a cookout. Because the vegetables have to be cooked-in -in the kitchen. You don't have to trek back to the kitchen to fetch vecdes if you're a Slim Gourmet barbecue chef. Vegetables on the grill are easy to do, and there's no clean-up If· terwards. What's more. they cook in their own seasonings or sauces, so there's no need to dis· card vitamin-rich cook· ing water; you won't need huge amounts of butter, either. There are two basic ways to cook vegetables on the barbecue : skewered or foiled. In the first method, the vegetables are cut into uniform chunks, coaled lightly with oil and seasonings, and broiled by direct beat. In the second method, the cut up or sliced veggies are combined with a small amount or liquid in a tight foil packet, then "steamed" in their own sauce. Some slim ideas: ORI ENTAL SQUASH OR ZUCCHINI KEBABS 2 medium yellow summer squash or ruc· chini 1 tablespoon water 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 tablespoon salad oil Pinch of ground ginger Cut squash or zucchini in half lengthwise, then into 1-inch chunks. Com· bine all ingredients in a plastic bag and shake up, to coat vegetables lightly. Thread on metal' skewers . Broil or barbecue 2 inches from heat source 3 or 4 minutes each side. or only WltiJ vegetables are heated through but still crunchy. Makes four servings, 45 calories each. ITALIAN ZUCCIUNI .KEBA.BS Substitute 3 tables· poons bottled low· calorie light Italian· seasoned salad dressing for the water-soy-oil· ginger mixture; 35 calories per serving. GREEK·STYLE SQUASH KEBABS Substitute lemon juice for the soy sauce, cin· namon and nutmeg for • the ginger. Season with garlic salt or onion salt. BBQ SQUASH SPEARS Quarter squash lengthwise. Shake up or roll the spears in any of the preceding mixtures. Lay the spears on the barbecue rack ; turn with tongs . Broil or barbecue: only unti I heated through. FOILED FROZEN VEGETABLES ON TRE BBQ · Choose a 10-ounce package or cut up or sliced vegetables or combinations, rather than whole vegetables. Allow them to defrost in their box in the sun. Tear a square or heavy foil (or regular foil folded double, shiny-side in). Spray foil with cook· ing spray. Unpackage the vegetables and pile them in the center. Add 2 tablespoons water or NECTARINE $QUA H Prepare frozen cooked mashed yellow squash as label directs. 'turn In· to casserole and top with sliced fresh California nectarines and some im· ported ginger or orange marmalade. Heat and serve with pork or poultry. SUPER SOUP Start your meal the Scandinavian w'ay with a chilled fruit soup. Combine 2 cups sliced fresh nectarines. '11 cup sour cream and "'11 cup rose' wine in a blender Jar; puree. Serve Icy cold. NECTAalN ES FOR GOOD HEALTH Nectarines ar vlrtually fat free A medium-1lie one pro· videa aJmo1t hair tbe US Recommended Dally AUowaoce ot vitamin A and nearly one·tblrd or •ltamln C fat-skimmed broth. and 2 teaspoons butter (68 calories ) or diet margarine (33 calories). Add salt or seasoned salt and pepper, if de· sired. Close the foU over the vegetables and double-fold the seam to prevent leakage. Place the packet on the barbecue rack to cook, seal-side down; turn the packet once during cooking. Cook 4 lo 8 minutes. depending on vegetables chosen and dhUnce rrom beat -SL-IM_G_OU-R-ME-T source . Foiled vegetables wlll cook more quickly tr your barbecue ls equl}>1Mtd with a cover. Open roll packet careruiJy , avert· lng your face from steam. Makes three servings, 8S calorles each wlth butter ; 75 calories each wlth diet margarine. 1 small (or IAt larae> "weel red or creen bell pepper, minced 1 tablespoon water 2 tablespoons chill aauce or ketchup Tabasco or plnch of chill powder Defrost corn and combine with remainin1 lnaredlents ln a foll packet; cook on the grlll accordlna to precedln1 directions. Makea four aervlo11. 70 calorles ea ch. pers),seeded,aliced ~ cup (6 ounces) plain tomato juice 1 teaspoon vinegar or 2 teaspoons low-cal llalian salad dressing Fres h o r d1ried oregano or basil, to taste Sall or garlic salt. pepper, to taste In& ingredients. Fold the foil packet and cook according to precedin1 directions. Makes four servings, 3S calories each with vinegar; 40 ~alories each with low. cal dressing. in a foll packet. Cook aq• cordlna to precedlDI d I rectiona . Unwrap carefully. Stir ln 1 teq. poon lemon juice and 2 tablespoons low-cal li&Jtt mayonnaise. Make1 three servtnas. SS calories each. BARBECUED .CORNFETl'J 10 ounces frozen cut corn, thawed 1 teaspoon lemon juice or vlne1ar OptlonuJ : 1 teaspoon instant mJnc:td onion (or l tablespoon chopped onion> OpUonul: dush ot ITAUAN 'FRIED' PEPPEUON THE BAaBECUE 1 1mall onion , halved, sliced 2 arecn bell peppers I or 4 ltallan frying pep. Use heavy-duty foil or a double thJckness or re-a ul ar foil , folded with the shiny side in. 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Al the siaht of that last hungry wa nderer, you're ready lo sit down to a penny·wise patio treat. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT. Wedneaday, July 15. 1981 • are penny-WISe Cornpllmentary menu· Y• cupketchup ounces) llma beans, mates mlabt include 4largepltabread drained fresh com on tbe cob, Mlx tborouahly beer. 2 t a b I e 1 po on s Jalapeno peppers, areen bread crumbs. e11 and molasaes aal ad and a frosted mustard; shape lnto 24 ln.akillet. cook sausage pltcheroth'\aitjulce. meatballs. Jn aklllet1 until done; pour otr fut. For an alternate In· brown meatball• ana Add remaining lngre· ternatlonal mn1. try cook ireen pepper and dlent1. Heat: stir oc· Deana and Sauaa1e onion ln sbonenlna untll caalonally. Makes about BraalUa. SU~ bananaa. tender: pour ort fat. Add 5 ~ cupe,4aervlngs. Uma beana and moJaaaea pork and bean.a, tomato FAllMSTEADSIULLET provldt a aw"t and aub· and ketchup. Heat; atlr v.t poundgroundbeel tie twlat to aauaaae· occaalonaJly. Cut each 2 c ups s hredded s piked pork & beans ln r.lta bread In hair. rorm· potatoes tomato HUt' . Prepare· n1 2 pockets. Fill with lcupslicedonlon tlon uf thla South meatball mixture . 2 cans (16 ounces Amerlcan·lnlplred dlsb Makea4aervings each) pork & beans in ls slmpllclty ltaelt, lomatosauce thanks ln part to the pan· BEANS AND SAUSAGE lf4 cup ketchup try·handy nn1 of pork & BRASILIA In s kille t , brown beans on which ll ls "1r pound mild Hallan ground beef <s tir to bused. Whole wheat aausage, cut In v.t-inch separate meat>; pour off Enallsh muffins and cote pieces fat. Add potatoes and slaw make splendid ac-2 cans < 16 ounces onion. Cook over low heat companiments. each) pork & beans ln until tender. Stir ln beans . Another uncompllcat· tomatoaauce and ketchup. Heat; stir ed dish that proml&es to 1 cup diago nally occasionally Makes pamper your palate as sliced banana about 512 cups, 4 serv- ........ ___ .,...._,,__ ... ,,., Bring an the bNnl and niU with~ for ftUJI .um- mertbne main dilhe• 1t1eh a1 MeatbaJl Bean Poclcet1. Thq'U 1atilh1 hearty eaten and 1CJW moneit. too. Meatball Bean Pockets are tangy and satUfylng. just right for the season. They feature a filling of meatballs combined with a convenient can of pork and beans in t omato sauce. green pepper. onion and tomato. Ef\Cas· ing this marvelous mix· ture are pockets or pita bread, that unique hollow flat bread which original· ed in the Middle East. well as your plggybank ls 1 can (about 8 _-'.;in~fl~S~. --------====~~===~~~~~~~~~!!!~!!!~~======~------------Farmstead Skillet. Here, --------- LEMON TARTS Revive the old English recipe with a fresh new look. Buy some bottled lemon curd in a gourmet shop or make your own version by preparing lemon pudding with a little less liquid than ad· vised on the package and adding some butter. Turn into tart shells and top with sliced fres h nectarines. Top either with a powdered sugar and water glaze or a sprinkling of granulated su~ar. ground b ee f and s hredded potatoes join pork & beans in tomato sauce for the type of rood you welcome for warm weather unwinding. Nut bread spread with cream cheese plus a big bowl of fresh fruit help complete this hale and hearty patio bill off are. MEATBALL BEAN POCKF:l'S ~pound ground beef V4 cup ltalian- fla vored bread crumbs l egg, slightly beaten 2teaspoonsprepared mustard 1 cup green pepper strips 'h cup sliced onion 2 tabl es p oo n s s hortening 1 can (16 ounces) pork & beans in tomato sauce 12 cu p c hopped tomato ASIGHTFOR .SORE EYES. · Y • SAVE25~ ' Your chance to save on Murine• or Murine• Plus. 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Fresh limes =.: 2,. 29' , __ • '2" Kleenex Towe ls ~=-75• :;.{ Heineken Beer air:. '3" Ham Slices -=:..'t:"' Italian Squash '=' • 39• Combo.Pack Fryer t:"C:::. • 1121 DAIRY BAKERY Pom Pom Bouquets -'11' Pork Link Sausage "C:' t; 59' •Whip Cream ,_... ::: 65' •Raisin Bread ... ;o ~99' 6-lnch Boston Ferns _.3 .. Fresh Italian Sausage :: • 1221 Dlt Halt & Half 1..--49• 3C English Muffins~ .::.89• HEAL TH & BEAUTY Beef Fritters C.:...""-• 'f' me Lucerne Buttermilk c-46• •oatmealBread"'•,;f' ~89• %IC> Baby 011 ~ :: 11°' PremlllTl Ground Beef E . 11" •cottage Cheese ... --1111 •Schneckens .:;.. :\ '1°' •Petroleum Jelly '=' ·: 77• HEA L TH 6 BEAUTY Chicken Franks = Sllced Bologna 9C" Chopped Ham 'C7 COd Fllllll ~--i: '1" Scotch Buy Shrimp ie• i: '1" Frelh Shari< Fiiiets • '2" •Lucerne Yogurts 't:11°' -Bread Cf: ~39t -Baby Powder \:: 1 :: 994 We've Given LOW PRICES A New Name ••• ........... Dr .. 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'•teaspoon paprika blend 1 n m 1 I k Add This favorite vegeta· Served with baked "li teaspoon salt seasonings ancJ ('heeM' ble has grown f or salmon steaks, this ~teaspoon pepper Cook, stirnnt.:. unttl centuries in Asia and gourmet treat m akes tor H':I cups (6 ounces> sauce is thickened and Europe and was aperfectpartyfare. shredded Jarlsberg or smooth. Spoon o\.er cult ivated for many Fjordland cheese cauliflower in flume years for its rJower or CAULIFWWER WITH 2 t ab I esp o on s proof dish. Broil until inflorescence. By the CHEESE SAUCE chopped parsley 1 i g h l I Y br o wn e d 12th ce ntur y . the 1 m e d i u m Remove outer leaves Garnish with parsley Spaniards were eating cauliflower from cauliflower. Wash. Serve with baked Cauli/&ower With CMeat ~ is a temptfng, /Uling dUh, madt with Jarlaberg or Fjordland cheese . as many as three dif· 1~ cup ham. cul into Boll rapidly in lightly salmon steaks. Mak('s 4 ferent varieUes It was . ....:th:....:i:....:n:....:s:..:t.:..ri:.::p..:.s ______ __:s...;a_l_t_e_d_w_a_t_e_r_u_n_t_i _I _s_e_r_v_ing_s_.__ -~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~=:!_ _____________ _ later introduced into England and France 10 thl! 1600s and has grown on the American shores for over 200 years. Wh i l e there are several ways to prepare cauliflower, the Nordic cheese sauce is a de· licious and nutritious recipe that should de- light cauliflower lovers. Beef on the grill appeals The marvelous aroma and fl avor of beer cooked on the grill is truly one of the joys of summer. Fortunately for the• cost-conscious cook , beer on the grill not only adds appetite appeal to meals, it also offers a whole new dimension to cooking on a budget. There are man y economical beer cuts that a r e delicious cooked over the coals . However. since a num ber of the more thrifty beef cuts are naturally less tender. barbecuing beef on a budget does call for careful cut selection and the use of some special preparation tecttniques, advises the National Live Stock and Meat Board. T HE SECR ET to suc- cessfully cooking less costly steaks, such as those cut from the chuck a nd top round. is to marinate them before broiling in a mixture containing an acid food such as lemon juice or vinegar. The marinade not only tenderizes, it a lso provides ma ny possibilities for flavor variety. For tender. JUicy re· s uits . these steaks should be cooked at a moderate temperature only to rare or medium doneness. Top round steaks. cut at least an inch thick, should be car ved into thin sli ces diagonally across the grain. ROUND STEAK also can be the start of dif- f eren l and appealing kabobs when the steak is cut into strips 11. inch thick. Marinate and then weave on skewers ac· cordian style. Budget-boosting pot· roast is a delicious sum- mer treat when securely wrapped in heavy-duty a luminum foi l and cooked on the grill. Lit- tle, if any, liquid needs to be sealed in with the roast before the long. slow cooking begins. To avoid leakage, place pot-roast in a cooking bag and tie securely before warp- ping in foil . A discussion of budeet beef barbecuing wouldn't be complete without special mention made of one of the most popular economical grill choices -beefburgers. WHILE THE burgers are tasty when simply broiled and seasoned with salt and pepper. you can easily add variety to make them different and exciting all sum mer long. Try brushing ground beef patties wtth a aplcy bar~cue sauce or fruit &laz"e u they broU. Chanse the n avor, too, by mixln1 herbs, spices, chopp ed onion or 11\redded cheese lnto lho ground beef before ahap· in1 into patties. Another way to peak interest is to make aur- prlae buraen. Between two thin b.-el patties Hal a variety of ftllin1a such u Cheddar, Swl11 or blue cheese, pickle rellab. sliced ollvea, or chopped onlan " 8:rffft 'ptipper. VONS LOW PRICES AND 100 FREE TRIPS MEATS 1A8ll o<P-<.tl(F• 'cl<UCKll(),o,ST()lr Center Cut Beef Steaks ,..,.,,.r "N,.Dff:..1 t 11(.J(""Olt Flanken Short Ribs 1-ll\....:.e£U-ll0u.'.a~~ Sirloin Tip Steaks T Al!IU KJ't<; !lUf -~ Tender Cube 5teaks TABU o.l'C !!q!-C.....C~ Boneless Family Sluka U) 1 39 UI 189 u1 2 59 UI 2 59 UI 2 09 Y'lU{PA{~ O<JU'tC)tCJ(CfCDmr .. 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July 15, 1981 Com silk can substitut,e for salt i~ cooking By MITZIE KELLEll saJt and butter. t ainlna rreah corn and USING HERBS a r , tbrouab beat en Tio titbUy, Orop into a water; tum out, serve cut from cob Have you en joyed 111e. yolks. Cnalh t.oaether ln· Claaa kettle or bolllng at once. 1 cup milk corn on the cob lately? MA&IOaAMBU'ITEll to a pule the n oor and water, wlth a s m a ll Variation: Add 'i'lt cup \.;cup flour Before cooking it , d ld \IHUclt butt r VIRGINIA CORN P VD· so ft bu lt e r . W bl P plate In the bottom to t hin slivers of cooked 1 egg you throw away the corn ~ t eHP<>On m ar· DING -Hit '-' teaspoon ground through milk: add e11 keep puddin g from ha m and ~ teaspoon •2 teaspoon sage silk? Don't! joram ll ~aracom(raw) aa1e yo lk•, c orn ; t h en 1Ucklngto kettle.Cover t hyme. t teaspoon butter, Include corn silk in Reat to1ethtr. Pour 4 IC yolks, whipped Scrape substances whipped whites. Work pot tightly, and do not melted the cooking process for over corn. 4 e I I w h l t ea. rrom ears of corn by well together . r emo ve for 30 to 45 WHITE HOUSE CORN Mix well Into a thick additional nutrients, and whlp\)ed running a sharp knlle Dip a thick cloth bat minutes. Keep wate r PANCAKES -18H batter . Fry in s m a ll flavor. Use it instead of SAGE S UTTEil 1 plnt mllk down through lbe hulls : in hot water; wrtn1 lt boillng. If water gets "Cooked com lert over cakes in very hot butter salt. SublUtute a pinch or l tablespoon s ort t hen press out their con-sllgbtly ; dredge the ln· low, add some from a fro m dinner m a kes a (n ot oil). Serve with Li ne the bottom or a g r ound sa1 e for the butler tents, leaving hulls on aide heavily with nour. bolllng tea-kettle. nice breaJcrast dJsh. pre-plenty of butler and pan with a layer of corn m ar joram. 1 teaspooo sugar the cobs. Pour In pudd1n1. aUow· When done, dip im· pared as follows :" powde re d s uga r ; or s ilk ; cover with cold ·-;;;T;r~y;;l;;h;es;e;;re;;c;;l;pe;s;;co;;;n;··;;;;;l;;le;u~poo;;;";n~ou;;;;;r;;;;;;;;;W;h;;;l;p;1;;a~g~e;;,;;lb;;;e;n;s;u~1~·iiiiiliin~glirliooiiiimiilltoiiriilfiiitiiCbiiiisiiwiieilllii.iiMmae;ld.liiaWiteiiil~y-i;n•t;o~c~o~l~dmLW~1~c~u~p~coo~k~ed~~~~h~e~a~ted~~sa~Jl~e~ho~nie;y~.iiii waler ; boil. Drop in • c o r n to boil for 3 m inutes. Strain cooking liquid Into a bottle. Reserve it to drank as a diuretic tea if you are trying to lose weight. Or. John Davis of Cincinnati reputedJy , said. "Tea or Cornsilk, whe n combined with dried pods or beans. was t h e mos t e ffect ive . d iuretic I have ever e mployed." And it is nat ural Dried corn silk (Zea mays) Is sold in health food s tores as an herb. It contains a lbuminoids, cellulose , chlorophyll, phlobaphene, resin and the maizenic acid which as evidently unique to corn and its silk. Some European doc· tors. now examining Its values. seem impressed w ith pote n t i al therapeutic benefits in ' corn silk. S hould you s elect wh ite corn, or yellow corn? White is generally more tender. but it does ' no t contain as m any natural values Yellow corn has cryp· to xa nthin a nd car o· l e n es, wh ic h a r e pigments with biological activity. White corn has only a t r a ce or 100 grams F or s weeter corn, cook at with husks on. Jus t pull them back, re· move silk, fold husks back . secure : boil 20 minutes. Season with e ith er Marjor a m Butter or Sage Butter instead of Nectarine Salad Oriental 3 or 4 fresh nec. larinl'S l ca n 1 11 ounces> mandarin oranges I can <S ounces ) wa t e r chestnuts or 2 t ables poons s li c ed picked onions Salad greens 2 tablespoons garlic· fl avored wine vinegar 2 tablespoons salad 01 1 •a cup mayonnaise 3 t ables p o o n s chopped chutney S li c e nect arines . Dr a in or a nges : s lice wa t er chestnuts Ar · range nectarines petal fa shion in grecns ·line salad bowl s. Fill centers with oranges and water chestnuts Com bane re· m a 1n in g ingredi ents Sp oon o ver salad s . M akcs 6 scrvin~s Frying Pan Salad 3 to 4 cups fresh s pina ch leaves 2 medium-size fresh nectarines 2 or 3 tablespoons ' th inl y s lice d green onions 4 slices bacon ( 1 1 cup cider vinegar 12 teaspoon salt I tablespoon brown sugar Wash and tear spinach leaves from stems; tear lar ge leaves Into pieces and pack down In cup to m eas u re. P a t with ' pa per towels to remove excess m o i s tur e .. Co a r s ely chop n ee· tarlnes to yield t cup. In ' a bowl or plastic tjag co m blne the s pinach, nectarines and onions. Cut bacon Into \2·inch pi eces and fry until ~risp In large skillet. Dri\ln crisp blta and add lo spinach combination. • Pour all but 2 tablet· poons of bacon drippin1•1 from pan. Add vlne1ar. 'salt and brown sugar to remaining dr lppin11.1 Heat Just to slmmerins Remove from heat and add spinach comblna·I lion ~ t.ou well. Serve at on ce wbtle s ligh tly warm. Mako <4 to e aervlngs. lllAllD . OPE/11/lfJ/ OI MIOTIR llMY lllMOllUI ITAID MOI. W• .. ,,.. ••~ft OA ~ ""U,.19'\t t\Od .. ..,.,. ..... """"""'..... 1• ._._~.,_ . ..,.......,~,"" #lActl'I ifffi WIT llNW'll AT 1111 IAIT «JIU/II AW. ..... ... .,,,,..,.,_ .... ...,..,. ..... ,......,. ""-"'~''"'• ............ .... ""',_ .. ...,,t,..I\~-· .... ..... , .... .,l(<e ._ ........ ,. .. ...... 1000 STAWS .~ ....... 91 """11'1 )0 ..,. ITATBl #0$. estT1FllP lllAT 11 IJlllXJlllJmO#Al..l r IUARAllTES ro NASE '(OIJ uTrL.l JU.Ml ICM>Z loVAll 19 •••nos u c IEEF CHUCll llOUt I UDOIO loVAA.4-0Z ••••• aou•• .... ...,c••••n ~ •m110 An t UIU(.fY IAUltll. 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The top prize winner gets two minutes to load up on anything in sight (except bulk meats) at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Market. 2651 Irvine Ave. With the store all to yourself, grab fresh eggs, exotic fruits, meats, gourmet foods and more in as many baskets as you can handle! Even if you don't win a top prize, your recipe could be published in our "Eater's Digest" special section in the Daily Pilot Aug. 20. Daily Pilot food editor Sandie Joy will supervise a panel of food judges who will name the best recipe on the Orange Coast. Winning recipes will be judged on originality. ease of preparation, and of course, taste. So get cooking. Read the rules carefully and send us your recipes as soon as possible. Entries must be postmarked no later than Friday, July 17 . Mail your entries to: Daily Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Remember: Entry Deadline ia Friday, July 17. • -sponsored by - or one oJ8 $1 ()() gift certificates! -BUT HURRY, DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, JULY 17- ENTBY CATEGORIES: I. Desserts Let's see what you can do with chocolates, gelatin, butter, flour, whipped cream and other favorite goodies. SPONSORED B't' COAST MUSIC 2. Fruits, Vegetables & Salads Including vegetarian dishes. And don't forget the out~f-season treasures in cans and in the frozen food section. SPONSORED B't' VITAMIN QUOT'\ 3. Soups & Appetizers Meal spreads, zesty dips, munchies and· any kind of soup, be it the main course or the entree. Take your pick. 4. Main Dishes Whether it be hamburgers or coq au vin, the best chicken salad or roast duckling, everyone has a favorite recipe for the mainstay of the meal. SPONSORED B't' SOUTH COAST PLAZA 5. Cheese, &ms & Pasta Enter yourfa'Vof-ite cheese dish, snack or salad; or maybe your homemade linguine is outasight. Or should you enter your seafood quiche? 6. Ethnic Dishes From chow mein to enchiladas to baklava maybe your family has a recipe from the old country? SPONSORt:D B't' HlJNTINGTO~ S.o'\ \>'l~GS 7. Breads & Grains Californians have discovered the fun of making their own wholesome breads and cereals. Or how about that homeblend granola? SPONSORt:D B't' CROWN UARD1''ARt: 8. Microwave Cooking Like to cook but hate to wait? On-the-go Orange Coasters know It's not the time spent in the kitchen, but the taste on the palate. Hurry, pleaser SPONSORED B't' THE P.X.-HUNTINGTON BEACH 642•, 321 • PO BOx 1580, Cotta Mesa, CA 92828 CONTDT RULES: 1. List all ingredients in order of use, followed by clear, concise directions and the number of servings. Remember, originality counts. Submit your entry on 8112 x 11 " paper and print clearly. 2. Only one entry per person per category will be ac- cepted. If more than one entry is received for any single category, all entries for that category will be disqualified. Judges reserve the right to properly categorize entries. 3. Recipes must be complete, and may not be changed after submission. Incomplete recipes will be dis- qualified. 4. In the event identical recipes are submitted by two or more contestants, the first received will be the one considered for judging. 5. The contest ~s open to all residents of Orange County, except employees and their immediate families of Orange Coast Publishing Co. 6. Indicate on each recipe in the top left-hand corner, your name, address, telephone, and category en- tered using separate sheets for each recipe. Mail to "Daily Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest," P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626, or bring it to 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN MIDNIGHT, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1981 , or receivec:t at the Pilot office no later than 5 p.m. July 17, 1981. 7. Entry of a recipe constitutes agreement that it becomes the property of the Dally Pilot, and may be published with acknowledgements (no street ad- dresses or phone numbers w ill be published) in the Daily Pilot and poast Life newspapers. 8. Entries will be disqualified if they fail to comply with the contest rules. All judges' decisions are final. All prizes will be awarded. CONTEST ENDS JULY 17. 1981. 4 • $ a s s a s a a3032 as usass cssass 52 Sill& & Orange Cout DAILY PILOT, Wednesday. July 15, 1981 Triple play is smart I enjoyed three free boxes of cake mix. and actually earned $1.43 less the cost of one postage stamp,' says Mrs. Pickens. By MARTIN S LOANE cents bul al10 doubled the value of her This is a good time to recognize some coupon. So, she paid only In cents for three very smart shoppers whose triple-play dll· boxes. counts have brought them bi& savinas at the But she wasn't finished. Two weeks later checkout counter. s he found a $2.40 refund form in a Duncan Linda Marlenere of Madison, Ohlo. saved Hines newspaper ad. up the UnJversal Product Codes from several '"I enjoyed three free boxes of cake mix Kleenex purchases and senl for a Kleenex of· and actually earned $1.43 less the cost of one fer or 16 coupons worth 25 cents each She re· postage stamp," says Mrs. Pickens. ceived the coupons and patiently waited for a Linda Sass of Brewster. N.Y .. m ade a local supermarket to pitch her the right ball. home run that Mike Schmidt would envy. Her Sure enough, her local IGA Foodliner of-local supermarket advertised the 4·ounce fered double coupons on the same day. that 1t Nestea on sale for $1.49 a jar. She got two advertised Kleenex on sale at 59 cents a box. jars free when the store doubled her two 75· "My children were so excited when I cent coupons. loaded the 16 boxes of Kleenex into my shop· She then s ent the two proofs of purchase ping cart at 9 cents a box," says Mrs. to the company for a coupon good for a dis- Martenere. "Refunding is the best way 1 count of up to S4 on any Nestea product. know of to enjoy supermarket shopping." .. I couldn't believe saving $7 that way," Sometimes a triple· play discount also s he says. "And I have been refunding for less brings an unexpected surprise. than five weeks ... Barbara Donato of Stratford, N.J .. had a Readers whose smart·shopping ex- 75-cent coupon good on any jar of Maxwell periences are published in this column re· House Instant Coffee. When her s upermarket ceive "1981 Guide to Coupons and Refunds." offered double coupons. the jar of coffee cost Send your experiences and shopping tips to her only a penny. me in care of this news paper. Then she used the inner seal from the jar NOTE: Several readers have asked me to send for a free Maxwell House "Morning to clarify the instructions on crocheting a rug Recipe Book.'' And inside the book she found from plastic grocery bags. $1 .57 worth of coupons a nd 18 cents to cover First cut the handles off the bags. Work· her postage. mg your way from the top, cut 1-inch strips ·'The coupons were a delightful sur· a round the bag as if you were peeling an ap· prise, .. she says, .. and the recipe book has pie . Tie about 40 of the strips together and given me some really good breakfast Ideas.'' wind them into a big ball. Many readers of this column have told Chain stitch to the desired width of the me that their triple plays on Duncan Hines rug Then single crochet back and forth. Cake Mixes earned them a profit. We call REFUND OF TUE DAl' these home runs. Write to the following address to obtain Rosetta Pickens or Archer, Fla .. bad a the form r equired by this $1 refund offer : coupon for SI off on the purchase of three L' Eggs Regular Refund, P .O. Box 731 , Young boxes of cake mix. Her Albertson's market America. Minn. 55399 This offer expires not only offered the cake mix on sale for 99 Sept 30. 1981 r------------cu;;~FiuREFuNos------------ DAl•Y ... ooucn. OIU, MA•OA•INE, OlaT l'OOOS Cllp out this fife -kffP It wltl\ t lmll•r cetlM!ff coupon1 be¥«-ot r.iunc1 offen •Ill\ ...., .. ~ COVP0•1', fOf' e~mpl• 51M1 (Ollecllne the -prooh of pun:""w wl\lle loolllng for IN required•• f11nd form• •t Ille wpermerllel, In ,,.~ •nd me11u1ne1. -w-. tr..ilne •IUI fr--. 0!4en ..,.., not be •••II-In ell ••M S of !ht ~ry At· low 10 __ ,to receive H<h r.tunel. Tl-• ........... .n.r-. .,.. • ...., • tNI ef 11L nus --·· 11....._.c....i .. ua.111 .. -,... _ _.._ ILUE IOHHET "Dlfllng et H-S.Vlngl 8-." Rece ive N "Oinlne •t Home S.•1~ llooi<." Seftll IN requlrwcl r.tund form •nel fOUf' Unlverwi ~~ c.-1ymbol1 from eny of the f011owlng a1 .. ~ net Soft, Sof1 Wtllpped, Diet "'9r99rlrw, U9M r .. 1., Sl><HO. EllP!rH Seti! JO. 1 .. 1 I ORDEH, Hor....., ROCk-11 Prl"lt Recel•e lour full<olc>r HorlNn Rockwell S.turdey Evening ,..,.t co .. r1. Send the ·-Ired '"""" ICM'm, 111111090 from .,.., lonlan P<OCIU<t -Ml c...U for_._.,.., llendll"ll Expfr ... Dec. JI, 1 .. 1. CHIFl'OH T•ll99te Otter Re<elve !he "h l1981• Puty Coo«-.'' Send the required refund form end llM ....,.,,. "good • ._,. lo loll Mollwr --· from eny tlr• peck-• of Soft Glllffol'. EllPI,.. O.c. JI. 1'11 KRAFT L.-a<i .,,. L.A•lth CookOOOll. Recel•• the "LHn 'n' LA•ltll Recipe 8-." Senel 1t19 f«!"lred reluno form •nel -Un1 .. rw 1 Pr-.Ct codl "mooi from ,,.. lle<k •-•of eny sire pe<k•99 of LlgM 'n' L1 .. 1, E~pj,.I Sept JO, 1911. KRAFT Receive e $1 refund. Send the •-lrW refund fOf'm encl 11 .. ••'-" lncl..Olne the ....,.,,. "from Ille ICrefl undwlcll "'°II" from ..,., l(reft N•tur•I C.-Sile ... Eaplr .. "'9rcr1 J1, 191'l LITE LINE~·· Receive 51 Ill c-.. Send Ille required refunel fc><m end lllrM fr..,l -· lrom .,., Lli.·Llne ~OCftMO c-e prOOUCI Ea· plret Oct )1, 1'11 STOUFFER'S LEAN CUISINE Receive e $1 •• luno. Send Ille requlreo refunel form encl Ulllvwui Procluct C«M ,.,,._,, from lht t>e<k• ot ..,., tllrM LH " Cul11ne Enlrllff Eap1,., D« JI, 1"1 8onu11 Thi• offer-Vl't require• form: MRS. FIL8ERT"S "'" Mui Off•r, P.O. aoa "7117, El PHO. Ttus 7"7S Receive • (- -"" 51 or U on • ,,,..t 1M1r<h<ne. i:. IN it coupon, tend the _,,. "Soft Gol-~-· ~~ 1~.:.~,";:il'G!.:!: '=:,i:::~ :.:~ co11pon, tenO 111• prooll trom •111111 l ·P<>llfld pe<k-. Doft't torv-t to lncllldt rour -...,. .,.. Or•ss. EIQlll'ft Aug. JI, ,,.,, ·------------------------------------- Siding with low-sodium 9y .JVUE ROTH Tradition I on the tide of a. low-sodium dltil, because humans have been on a low· aodlum diet for three m illion years current sodlum Intake l:t h idde n in pro~usaed food• catsup, und tta lud dressingg lcaveb as u luncheon d1'i h or appetizer , or M•rvc wtth cruckers as u bprl·ad Makes about 2 cup11 1l 1s in our recent bis· tory. with the advent. of food pre ervatlon skills. that we have developed a taste for more ult than the body needs. For some, excess lngestloo or salt has l ed to hypertension -com · monly known as high blood pressure. If you arc interested an restricting th e amount of salt In your diet, because you are already suffering from hyperte nsion o r as a preventive m edicine precaution, you'll have lo become a sodium de · tectlve. Dlrrerent kinds Hypertt'ntion hus bt>l'n called a . ilcnt k1lll'r It produces tcw wurning signals. but can leud to stroke, heart d1geu~c a nd kidney fuilur 1• !'\WED I S ll MEAT HALLS I l">und .iround beef SPECIAL DIETS 1 ~ pound grouncl pork or veal 1 cup mashed potatoei. or sodium are listed on labels. first as salt, then LOW·SODIUM I egg CHOPPED EGGPl.ANT l eggplant as sodium a l gi nate , sodium b e n zoa t e, sodium h y droxid e, sodium pro pio nate, up sodium s ulfite and many others. Add them all oil together and they spell 2 tablt•bpoo n s minced union Americana eat an average or 8""2 pounds or salt each year. They don't need that much. l sliced onwn I green pepper. cut l tablespoon salad I teasl_)<>On s ugar 1 • teaspoon pepper 1 • teaspoon nutmeg 1 ~ teaspoon allspice 1 ~ teai.poon ginger 3 tablespoons oil Sodi um occ ur s naturally in the meat, vegetables, and other food that we eat. and it occurs in some drinking water. The amount that occurs naturally in un- p r o c es s e d foods coincidentally 1s just the amount that we need to stay in good balance too much sodium for many people who are unaware or the amount o r these food pre servalives they are in· gesting. • 1 teaspoon peppc1 1 • teuspoon thyme 1 tablespoon lemon juice Pre heat oven to 350 degrees Bake the whole eggplant until the skin 1s soft and wrinkll•d R<.'move from oven and cul skin IHHI) ('hop in a large chopping bov. I Add onion and gr<.'en pepper and rhop all Vl·ry finl' Add oat . pepper. thyme and lem on JUICl' M ix v.cll and refrigerate Serve cold in a mound on lelture Combine ground beef :ind ground pork or veal Add mashed potatoes Stir 1n el(g, onion. sugar. pepper. nutmeg, allspice a nd ~inge r ; mix thorough!) Form into tiny balb ui.1ng about 1 tahlespoon or mixture per ball Mt.>lt butler 1n a large s kill e t . a dd meatballs and brown o\er low heat. shaking µan 0C'<·as1onal l y lo brown evenly Makes about ~dozen meatballs Americans tend to add salt to their cooking ·or al t he table that a c - counts for one-third or the average intake One- fourth to one-half of our Foods that contain a large amount of sodium incl ud e ca nn ed vejtelables a nd soups, dried soups. canned tuna , canned tomato Juice, dill pickles a nd olives. Other foods in· elude cheese, frozen din· ners. and condiments such as soy s auce, • • .Nectarine recipes creative (From Page Cl > 1h cup heavy cream Dash or two ground nutmeg 2 large fresh nectarines iro cup butter or margarine :i,, cup grated Romano or Parmesan cheese v.. cup finely chopped fresh parsley In a large s kettle, bring 4 quarts water to a boll with 1 tablespoon salt and 2 table· s poons oil. Drop in noodles ' or s paghetti a nd return to boiling. Boil, uncovered, until tender, 20 to 25 minutes. Drain and keep warm when done . While pas ta is cooking. fry bacon until crisp and golden. Drain and coarsely crumble. Beat egg and stir into cream along with nutmeg. Slice nee· larines. Toss hot cooked pasta with butter and half the cheese. Add cream mixture, nectarines. remaining cheese and parsley Toss gently and serve at once. Makes 4 servings. SEA SHELL FRUIT SALAD Citrus Yogurt Dressing 3 cups cooked small shell macaroni (4 ounces uncooked) 1 cup small strips cooked ham or chicken ~ cup cubed Cheddar cheese i,.., cup sliced water chestnuts 2 tablespoons s liced green onion 2 tablespoons chopped pi mien lo 1 tablespoon chopped fresh mint or parsley 2 fresh nectarines Crisp lettuce Prepare Citrus Yogurt Dress· ing. Combine macaroni with ham (or chicken>. cheese, water chestnuts, green onion, pimiento and mint or parsley. Toss gently with half the dressing . Cover a nd chill. When ready to serve, slice nectarines and combine with salad mixture . Serve in crisp lettuce with remaining dressing . Ma k es 4 servtngs 1 about 6cups1 CITRUS YOGURT DRESSING Beat 1 large egg, 14 c up orange Juice, 2 tablespoons sug a r , 1 teaspoon prepared mustard a nd 114 teaspoon salt together. Bring lo a boil i n 1 quart saucepa n over medium heat. stirring con s tantl y Boil 1 minute Remove from heat and cover . Blend in 112 cup plain yogurt; chill. Makes scant 1 cup. FRUITED TUNA SALAD DiUed Mustard Dressing Ground Beef ••• 99c •. Mlit .. n c..., 2..,. f.t c~ 3 c ups cook ed sa l ad macaroni 14 ounces uncooked> 1 can 17 ounces) solid white tuna. drained 1 2 cup cubed Jack or Swiss cheese '1 cup thinly sliced celery 1 3 cup chopped sweet pickle 1 ~ cup finely chopped sweet red onion 1 4 cup chopped green pepper 2 fresh nectarines Lettuce Lemon wedges Prepare Dilled Mustard Dressing Combine macaroni, tuna. cheese, celery . p1 ck\e, onion and green pepper Toss with hatr the dressing Cover and chill When ready lo serve. slice nectarines and combine with salad mixture Serve on let- tuce with remaining dressing and lemon wedge to squeeze on Makes 4 servings 1about 112 quarts> DILLED M S TARO ORES.SING Combine 3 • cup mayonnaise. 1 tablespoon ·wh1te wine vinegar . 2 teaspoons prepared m ustard, 1, teaspoon sugar and 18 teaspoon dill weed. Mix well lo blend Makes scant 1 cup. • • . •• ~ 119 T.ae>NE Ir PORTER HOUSE RtUIT RLLEO Steaks • • • • • •..• s 3 2~. Danish Pastry •. 2 ~99c PETITE PRODUCE London Broil ••• French Rolls 12 ,. .. 99c RID RIPE Nectarines TilOPICAL MClllCJOS RESH PICKED • • • • • • • 39c ... TOf' SIRLOIN Steaks ••.••• ••• IOHB.ESS SHOULDER Clod Roast •.•••• s I 8 ~. Sl'fNCER Steaks • • • • • • • fr9INy bc*td Hi ow ow" o•et1• l·l~-· LOMG HORM Cheddar Cheese s I 9%. ._._.,.,...,..., MONTERREY Jack Cheese MILO Spinach. • • • • 29c LEANEST • • • .... Ground Beef Cheddar Cheese ·s 199 New look! New size! • Weekender .. magazine coming Friday MARINATED • • • • • ... 2 9c •. Chuck Steak • • • "-emons WHOLE FOSTER FARMS uo Rose Chicken Breasts •• s I 3%. Potat_o_e_s _. _· ._. __ ._.2_9•.. ~!!l!~s! ......... s2zz • • • ••• s I 9f. Bean Sprouts ••• 3 9c •. RtESH Dover Sole 14,1:1 TIHDIEl • • • • • .39c ... NISH Boneless Trout •• ~2 92. UVIMAIHI Lobster •••••••• s 5 9.~ AfJpre&. I .... ••er LOCK•ROWN Red C>nlo"s •••• 29c .. .. HH . ... 29c ... Reel Snapper · •••• s I 92. .... Grapefruit LOM9 .... Cucumbers •••• I 9c ... STORE tOJtS: M-f 9am-9pm SAT.,....... ~.10..1pm ,........,.,......_ . . .... Tavem Ham •••• ~27! FflESH Cole Slaw •..••• 79c •. ~ M _. OWll kltcllff Pasta by Costa '.! sz49 A...wMec....i&Sp.p.ttl .,._..,_IOO"Ye .,_ ....... PURI CORNELIA IMPORTID Olive Oil •••••• ~8~ CALIFORNIA Ranch Eqqs L4 u79c ._ TAYLOR CALftlOINIA ClllUMtS Chablis · •••• 1.1-. s319 ----------·+ ... OCIAHSPUY Cranberry Juice!!. s I 29 ·------------------- ' Shrimp i.s classy, cool in salad The recipe for Shrimp 'N Barley Salad Plates wa1 inspired by selec- tions featured on am . edeed menus at tbe classiest restaurants. Plates of this cool, creamy seafood salad nestled in avocado halves are so elegant that they aren't just made. They are de- signed. place lettuce leaves. Then fill the avocado halves wlth barley salad . Add the garnishes. SHRIMPS 'N BARLEY SALAD PLATES 1 cup quick barley• 11,i1., teaspoons salt 3 cups bolling water 2 cans (4"11 ounces) small deveined shrimp, rinsed, drained or 1 pound cooked salad s hrimp 1 can (81,.\ ounces) artichoke hearts, drained, cut into bite- size pieces ~ cup celery slices ""' cup green onion slices 1 cup dairy sour cream 1 cup mayonnaise ~ teaspoon dill weed Stir barley and 1 tea· s poon salt into boiling water. Cover; simmer for 10 to 12 minutes or until tender, stirring oc- casionally. Drain; cool. Combine barley , s hrimp, artichokes , celery and onion In large bowl; mix well. Com- bine sour cream , mayonnaise, dill weed and remalnine 1,i1., tea- spoon salt. Pour over barley mixture ; mlx well. Chill for 3 to 4 hours or overni1ht. Serve in avocado halves and garnish with fresh dill, lemon wedges and artichoke hearts, If de- sl red. Makes about 6 cups. •Note: Substitute ~ cup regular barley for quick barley, It desired. Increase boiling water to 4 cups. Increase cook· ing time of barley to 1 hour . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 Take time to delign Shrimp •n· Ber~ SaJad Plat11, tn.IJ>'red bl/ 1el«tianl on gUt~ed menut in thit cl.aaml't r11taurant1. l To produce a pro- fessional-quality salad plate, follow the secret.s of the best chefs at each stage of preparation. Take extra care as you prepare the barley. the ingredient that lends s uch a special chewy· texture and subtle flavor to your salad. Choose either quick barley, re- quiring only 10·12 minutes , or r egular barley with a longer cooking time. But, whichever choice you make, drain the barley thoroughly and cool it before niixing with other ingredients. Follow the instruction to chill the barley salad mixture, preferably overnight, for best results. And, choose ripe avocadoes for the finest-looking and be st -ta sti ng salads. KEY BUYS: EXTRA SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE. Finally, on chilled salad plates, artistically Try shrimp boats with nectarines Shrimp boats have been immortalized in song -along with some fine shrimp dishes, jam· balaya, gumbo and shrimR with rice. You U fmd added rea- sons to sing their praise when you team them with lush, juicy. fragrant nectarines. The pale pink shrimp appear both in the dressing and layered on a green bed of shredded iceberg let- tuce in Nectarine SaJad, Orleans that pairs these two delicate and subtle rtavors. Make the dressing ahead of time and let it m e I I o w i n t· h e refrigerator. Clean the shrimp Cor rinse well under running water if you' re using canned shrimp), let them dry and set them back in the refrigerator to wait for the perfect moment of serving. Prepare the nec- tarines by slicing them into thin crescents and let them chill , l oo. Remember that nec- tarines come in both cling and freestone varieties, so ii the flesh does not lift away from the pit. easily. don't jump to the conclusion that you have purchased nectarines that are not ripe enough to use. C han ces are , particularly later in the season, that you have purchased a clingstone variety . These nee· tarines can be pitted easily, too. Just take your grapefruit knife and insert it in the stem end. Cut all the way around the pit, then pull- ing gently, lirt the pit out. Cut the nectarine in half and then continue with your slicing . Remember that you don't have to peel a nec- tarine. The skin is fuzz· less, thin, tender and flavorful. It's deep, rich color lends a vibrant note to the pastel pink of the shrimp. NECTARINE SALAD, ORLEANS Creamy Shrimp Dressing 4 cups shredded iceberg lettuce 3 or 4 fresh nec- tarines 1 cup cooked or canned shrimp Prepare dressin1; cover and refrigerate an bour or looeer to mellow navor. When ready to serve, line chilled salad bowl with a few crlap lettuce leaves. Top with shredded lettuce. Halve, remove pit and sllce nectarines. Attange on top or lettuce along with 1brlmp. Serve with Creamy Shrimp Dreas- lnl. Makes 4 aervlnp. C&EAMY SB&IMP D&E881NG Combine 1 cup real mayOftD&iM, 2 t.eupoooa prepared mustard, 2 table1poon1 finely chopped IJ'MD OIUon, 1 cup chopped frffb or unned ahrlmp, t table· apoon lemon jul~ and 21 ta blupoona cream (balf-ud-ba11 or wbJp. P1nl cream>. f"JOHNSTON'S 29 <f> X£~URT 8 oz Ctn e BLADE CUT 88 ~~KROAS!. CUT·UP CHICKEN Frying Tyson eraoe" ~-68 PINEAPPLE JUICE Dole. " oz can • RICE·A·RONI MIXES s van.~. 1v. oz eox .49 ~. f"BARBECUE 69 i !~UCE 1101 •tt• lteglDr Of 5me*ICI K•BUJJS mean utna Muln&'o Kc) Bu)"• ire 11cm• prK"Cd c\Cll lo"'"r 1h11n 1hc11 C\cryd•)' dt\tOunl price''' 1 rc~uh nf m1nuf•c1 Ul'Cf'' tcmporary prQmo1111nal 1llov.~t1tt' or u«f)11on1I f'Urch11\C• You11 ltnd hundred• o( Key Buy i1~m .. ncr) 11nw )OU •hon. ff We9ladly ~Y~ accept your food ~ Mamp coupons f"KRISPY 59 i E~CKER,~Oz BO•• LONDON BROIL STEAK llOndeO Beef r op 11ouno TUF·N·READY PAPER TOWELS 70Sf 11<>11 WISHBONE DRESSINGS 1ta111n, 1000 !Siano or Deiuwe Frenc11. 16 oz Btl 119 ::.. €veryday low prices. ln,l•'JJ 1ll 11 '""' V.\"d.h 'f""lllll' •IChh,·lh\"•tm.ird In,. f'11c1np c.in f\"J un~ ) our m~rnll lood hill OO!!Ml ~ DEVELOPED AMJ PRtNTED 12 EXPOSURE 20 EXPOSURE ~ 2.99 4.19 • • f" LUCKY LACER 229 <f> 12 PACK ~,~l~~ f"ORANOE <f> ~-~~~~ Frozen conctntrart f"DANOLA 69 <f> £92~0 ~~~. ~fOfmtCI FRYING CHICKEN Wll<>lf eoov Tyson er il<lt A ... 58 BONELESS 178 ~1~~~Ee~TEAK lo BEST OF 89 ~s~.~!~YER to• CROSS RIB ROAST eonti~s, 8ondecl BHf cnuck tncluelfl 2 8rfast .,, Wltll l!lbs 2 TlllgM , Legs 1 Wings LAROE CRANNY SMITH FRESH PLUMS LAROE APPLES CABBAGE Mix or Mlteh. lb NM Ztll1110's Finest lb SOiid. F1111ory Lb .39 ~. .49 ~. .12 ~ ... YELLOW BELL LEAF PEACHES PEPPERS LETTUCE 11eo. tutter, GrMn Large Ffeestone, Lb Large firm lb or 1tomllne. Buncn . 45 ~. . 49~ . .29 ~ . T""*O<'C_. _ tflt<fol1tOI \M<l-•fl' un&""OllllPO Cownt ... Make it Happen for less! LOweri prices overall . ( \ I i i 1 I l • • . • > l J . a I &! so ••••••• 4 a sea as 4445 csecs s a ca• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT. Wedn~sday, July 15. 1981 Ways to tell Finnan haddie from mahi-mahi You've worked hard ull week and dl'CJde to treat yourself to an evening out. The night begins with a relaxing setting a comfortable restuurunt. pleasant l'O mpany. light con· \ e rsat1on. A gl ass of your favorite wine eases away the tensions of the day. You decide to order your meal, so you open the menu . Tragedy strikes' You're instantly surrounded bv finnan haddie. mati1 mah1 . calamari and sword· fish . fill ets polonaise. 11ll cts llorenttne, ncwburg. meunierc and hechamel . You get ncrvous and your stomach groans All the tens ion and anxiety ('omes back. Thl• waiter arrives to ta kt• your order You see no way out. You sut · eumh to the pressure anti order the usu<il Relax. There's no rea son to let the wonderful tasll' of fish and seafood dishes. exotic saun•s and savory fish soups pass you by because you don't know what thcy un• when you sec them on a menu lle re's u hrtl'f guide lo help you n:plore the unknown .mil treat your taste hudi. to some exciting l'ntn·cs F INNAN llADDI E 1s ~rnokC'd huddoC'k sold in f11lt.'ls ~lore thun a C'en tur~ ugo. a Sl·otsman 11,1med .John Ross Jr . populanled hacld1e I the Sc-ot l'h \'crnacu I ar for haddock i 1n his nat1 H' F1ndon. Scotlann When ut its best. fin· nan h<1dd1c 1s moist and i.:olclen, with flak~ lex tun• and delicate \\OOd- ~moked na\'Or Look for f1nnan hadd1e and maearon1 or F1nnan II acidic Basqua1se on 'our fa\'orite m(•nu \Vhy not sample a finnan haddtt· snuffle u lli.:hl. different. entree SY. ordfish has recent ly twcome populart7.l'd on todav's markt•t Tht• llithl meat remains firm ;iftl'r cooking. and i-.wordfish·~ hearly ta!>le is pll•asing to ('\~en the• most avowed fish eater I t's best broiled or suut<•ed, with just a hint of s auce or seasoning Look for Sword f1s h Steak Saute Amandinc or Broiled Swordfi sh whl'll ordering your next meal You can escape lo the II <• y, au an islands with a maht mahi entree This tropical fish is especial· I) popular in the south and mahi-mahi fillets a rt• great poached . hrolled, baked or s uuccd. A sampling of ~1 ahi·'.\1ahi Veronique. the fish prepared in bul lN <ind crowned ''1th '>e<.•dless white grapes. '' 111 ha\'l' ~ou crying for more RAINBOW TROllT also has bcl·ome a popular menu item hec.iusc of its great taste and \ersattl1ty ll1gh in protein. try pan fr1t•d trout stuffed with rll'e and mushrooms. or hrotlecl troul stuffed with vel{etables and shrimp, ladled with a C'rca m sauce Treat }Ourself to a seafood platter for a change of pace a nd see that it in· d udes deep-fried. beer· batter lrouL. shrimp and scallops. No dining repertoire is complctl'. ho wever, without ca lamari <sq ui d >. Wh et her ser ved with lemon and hutter. sauteed in tomato sauce a nd spices or served over spaghet · ti, calamari a ppeals to any appetite. The re cipes f or Shrimp De Jong he is said to have originated in the De Jonghe family restaurant in Chicago. Since then , man y r estaurant goers have enjoyed this popular menu item. You're sure to enjoy the shrimp. topped with a spicy bread crumb mlxtur nnd broiled to a golden brown. Yet, what do you do when you're comforta· ble with the fi sh, but the sauces remind you or outer space creatures. MAN HAS BEEN ex· plorlng sr.al'e for years, lsn' t lt t me to e>tplore tho• cravings for seafood you never knew you had? Whatever the species. norentlne ls Just aulood over 1pinach, urved > with 11 C're ~m sauce. Sole, flounder or whitefbh are all great florentine dishes. R e m o ul ade (pro · nounced rem u Jude> is an elegant mayormalse- based sau<'e. spiced with gar li c and o ni on. mustard. tobmsco, pickle and cupers. A perfect fin1sh1ng touch to a poal·hed fish dish. such <is halibut or cod. this sauce can please even the fuSMl'St eater A f1nor1te fillet, li ght- ly contt.'d with seasoned butter und sprinkled with croutons, chopped eg& and 1>&&ns ley can easil y be unyone's choice. Look tor this on the menu at your favorite eatery It'll probably be culled Trout. Butterflsh or Sea Bsss Polonaise ANOTHER SIMPLE fish das h with a famcy n u m E.' ls Fi ll ets Meuniere your fish sel ection served in browned butter Poached salmon HoJJundalse is 11 terrllic combination or the light· fl avored fish and an egg delectable blend or buy scallops. btoek, milk und cheese. simmcrt•d to !l taste-tempting delt~ht Finnan haddie is smoked haddock sold in fillets . a n d butte r sa u ce . Hollandaise is great tor both the fish and the rice or vegetables you select. Scallops Mornay 1s a Murinuru 1s u spught•l t I ·style tomato suuN• It 's great ladled over !>hrimp or any fish ftllt•t 1-'ISll VELO TE ts m ude from fish ,.!IH'k or ruml•l /\ bus11· \ i•loutt• tun bl' the sturt of many rillh tO()j)lllt( SUU('l'S 01' llNlllOllt'd and USl'd hy 1t11elf us lht• n11Y.n1n.: touC'h to a ,,.., h·1·t .mt•.il Newburg -.ou11cl:. rnon• ltkt• u plUC(' lo VINlt than .. ornl'lt\Jng to pul Ill vou1 stomach Wh<•thcr 1t s f111h r1llt•t1:1. ~hrimp, nuh or lobster, vo111 111•11rnod entrcl' s moth1•1,•d 111 llt•whurg '>aUt't.· ! u 1 1d1 l'ombma111m of <'rt•1un. t•1.a:!I und ~h•·n \ "11w r ~Doub I e Coupon Y.1116(1.•1 run• n·v11•ws W h y II II l !J t U rt I h I' t•vt•ninu 11u1 with Griill•tl W h I l l• ( 1 ll h Bl' l' h u m l' I The wh1lt• rl11h . l'ovcn•d with u <'r<•umy hu1t1·r SUUl'I' <llld toucht'll "11 h n u l m I' ~ I II u I 1 g h I 'moolh m~ul or tr\ m u u ~ !I t• 1 1 n t• t h t· pt·rfct•t kUUl'l' for \\ h I kfoh h11l ll1r11I a 1 !H' i.aucl• 1·omh111l·d with h<•a\~ <·r<•a m for a nd1 topping S('A'1PI IS anotht·r 1l111h worth trying The sweet shellfish sauteed Ill a wine sauce will plt•as<' uny palate. Or try scampi in l!larlic and hullt'r 1t ·~ s ure to '>Ull&fy you Hect Sna pp er lh• •• r n a 1 s e i ~ a I so a grt•at. swe<.>ter entree. The sWN.'l fi:sh is topped w1lh u smooth combine· lion of t•gg yolks. butter dnd seasonings, and thl·ll spiced with !>hallots .ind tarragon Pr•1•ut tn·1 c.OuPot\ elo,,9 ""' en •ny Of\• M1nutac.1u1 e11 Cel'll ·Oft c;o._,.pon a.nc1 ')et oovOl• th• ••vif\Ot -.~ you ou1chaH I"-• •l•'" "'01 10 •l'C'"'"* 'efl ~ ''" or 9'0C.,., ourCh&H couPOn• or ••<..O '"• ••""" o• '"'• t•"' t•C't.IOe• tQIJO' tobacco •ftd t1u-o ,.,_ 1• ~OOlofCtl p,.,,.,,t trt11 covoon •lut\9 • tn •"v one "41ni.;Jactu'''' t.en11 off ~01.1PO" •nt• '"• ••v•"O• •hen vov o.,;tcn11e "'' •'•"" Not to "<•uoe 1et1 Jet ''" or 9roc ... y Ou'C,,tl• c<Noont o• ••tffO t"• -•1"'' ot tne '•"' f •c•uo•1 •Quo• ,ocecco a~d riw·O ~·I• OtOOutl' &•,H,,.11111 \ r wLV t;:;.1rQ •tr a· , 'lft ~~•rti '•ct.,,ff\ Cen" ott ''"l'" J ,, Q~• 0 iwU flll "• ''" Q\ ,_r .... t Ov ""''t"'ltt t~ le'" ~. t IL " rt• •ft1.t 1e1 t1~ ~ )'04.•'; P11o1't."'I)• CO\olpont Ot •, r1 ,,,. •• .,. 'l"t· ,,.,.. (•Ci.vO•t Q" toba O ano fuO ., o• J '"' LJmlt One Coupon Per Manufecturer1' Coupon end Limit 3 Double Coupon• Per Cuetomer Coupon Ett.c:tlve July 11 thru July 22, 1tl1 <>. //'. ~· _.. 1 1 USDA Choice Limit One Coupon Per M1nufecturen' Coupon end Limit 3 Double Covpone Per Cu1tomer Coupon E"ecllve July 11 thru July 22, 1911 Beef Round-Boneless Western London Broil per lb. • Smoked-Sliced Hoffy Iceberg USDA CHOICE Lettuce 99 each ••• I If . ,_ " . . , ,, . " .I I limit One Coupon Per Menutecturert' Coupon end Limit 3 Double Coupon• Per Cuetomer Coupon E"eetlve July 11 thru July 22, 1111 ---= Imported-Sliced Dano la Ham 12 Ounce Cans Budweiser Bacon Beer per lb. • 11/2 lb. 19 .lo~f .. • • super low prices Ralphs-Fresh Hot or Sweet Italian Sausage 1?~ Tide Detergent 3!~ Golden Premium Ralphs Ice Cream 1 9~9M. • ctn. • Smucker's • Strawberry Preserves 1~~ .. r I ,, ) B111nl Miiia Whutles 13!01 . a boa Ralphs "Buena Comida" Miid Cheddar 2~: Tree Top Frozen Apfila JU Cl . 87 80 Proof Smirnoff Vodka 12 oz. Cln 48 !ml. • btl. • 17'1 SY CISTA llSa • 11111. ..... IU.f 112 gal. ctn. • - • • 6 pack • . . 79 • Prices effective July 16 thru July 22, 1981 Copyright 1981 by Ralph• Grocery Company. All Right• RHerved. We reHrve tn. right to llmlt or refuH 1ele1 to commerclal dealera or wholeHlera. levlngs relete to prevlOYI ••ell'• R1lpt11 price, or IHt d1te prior to lnlllel price rectuc:tlon e1ctu1lvt ol ldorllHd or promollonet prices. Adv.,llHd Hem• In 11111 td •••the um• price or lowtr In 1111101 ... Prlctt other than ldvertlted prlctt mo vtty depending upon locel compettllon. coet ltctora or 9e09rephlc 1oc1Uon 191 W aa, W• IUCI 15411 S.111 All, ld&•IG 11111 _, ,_ • iiiiiali• IW 129' ..... RNlf I .. a•: •1w QI .: •• lilifiliit... 112111>1st1819 ...... 4111-----. • ..,..mca . S.Wl-11111J.N_, .... ,-. ...... .., CIGlllJl -------~ .-'-' --• --- --=-·-L• • ---- -• ~ ,,..,,..._ •••• : • _ •• ~'-·~ ---=-~~ --~-• -- 1\ I I $ a 3 ass a : a a a e a • I Orange CottSt DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 «:11- Turkey saves money Turkey hindquarter route, plentiful and n utritious, are your anawer to risin& food toetl. Frequently follnd amoaa the lowest priced ol all meat items, turkey blndquartera are just rl1bt for weekly one· meal menus and can be roaated open pan or in a roaatma bas to a Juicy tender doneness. Add 1prin1 veeetables the tut hour and a half of cooking. With a sprinkl· Salt and freshly around pepper 4 or S carrots 2 iucchlnl squash 1 cup fresh peas 6 to 8 potatoes Rlnae roast with cold water; drain and wipe dry. Place turkey, skin· aide up, on small rack in ahallow routing pan, al· lowing space around J'ack for vegetables to cook in drippings. Brush akin with melted butter, salt and freshly ground pepper. Roast at 325 degrees for 1 ~ to 2~ hours depending on size of roast, until meat lhermonetor registers 175 degrees to 180 degrees. Approximately one hour before roast ahould be done, place cleaned veeetables around roast in drippings, turnlna to coat them. If roas ting bag is used. Insert roast into bag, seal and roast ac· cording to directJons on package, Forty.five minutes before roast should be done. open bae C be careful with 1t eam> and add ve1etables, then close a1ain and continue to roast. Pour drippings into saucepan, thlcken with nour -water mixture and cook until thick. Season to taste. Serve hot over 1ucculent slices of turkey along with tender cooked ve1etablea. Makes 6 or more serv· bags. Turkey hindqtlarter roa1t. tender and tantalumg, ii roalf· ed to a succulent golden brown and served with teruUr garden vegetables. int of mixed herbs, the .----------------------------------------------------------------- dark meat of turkey tutu tant.alilin&. Thldtea the juices for iravy and you have a porioua dinner entree to serve with t.oaaed sreen and citrus salad, corn sticks and butter balls. REaBED TURKEY RINDQUA&TEK ao.ur WITH SPalNG VEGETABLES 1 hindquarter t urkey roast (3 to 6 pounds) Melted butter Cheese topped salad 4 ounces blue cheese 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese o/.i cup real mayon· nai$e l/" cup vinegar 1 te as p oo n Worcestershire 1 teaspoon onion salt 1 e nve l ope un· flavored gelatin 11 .. cup cote\ water 4 to 6 large fresh nectarines Oil and v inegar dressing (optional> Ice berg l ettu ce leaves Blend cheese and mayonnaise. Mix in vi negar. Worcestershire and onion salt. Soften gelatin in cold water in c up ; place over hot water until gelatin is dissol ved. Stir into cheese mixture. Spoon into 6 to 8 small molds. Chill until firm. Jus t before serving. s lice nectarines ; dip in to dressing. if des ired Overlap slices in rings on lettuce leaves in ser v· ing dis hes . Unmo ld cheese molds in center o f nectarine s lices Makes 6 to 8 servings. CU RRI ED NEC · TARINE AND GRAPE SALAD Arrange wedges of juicy fresh nectarines, whole seedless grapes and onion slices ,on in· dividual beds or iceberg lettuce; top with a dressing or dairy sour cream flavored with curry powder and a tingle of horseradish. NECfAIUNE SQUASH P repare frozen cooked mashed yellow squash as label directs. Tum in· to casserole and top with sliced fresh nectarines and some imported ginger or orange marmalade. Heat and serve with pork or poultry. SUPER SOUP Start your meal the Scandinavian way - with a chilled fruit soup. 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THIS AO ONlY fffECTlvt AT HUGHts El UNCtlO & llOO No Mtlee .. ._...,, I ' ' 'l , •• \ I at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Market Freshest Corn Harvest of the Year Eeshest because we pick it ourselves just for you. Our corn is harvested,packedinfreshiceto lock in sweetness and delivered to our back door within four hours of picking. And because it comes from the Irvine Ranch which we feel has the best soil in Orange County for growing vegetables, the Irvine Ranch Farmers Market corn has a lways been the sweetest and finest. The only way to get it fresher is to pick it yourself. 'Jiie marvels of fresh corn on the cob -its moist crunchy tex- ture and milky flavor -bring the sensation of sunshine to many an outdoor table. Sliced off the cob, it's versatile enough to become the prime attraction in main-dish · salads or zesty fillings for pocket sandwiches. How to accomplish these delecta- ble feats, you wonder, with a few ears of corn? The next time you're celebrating this season's golden sun and cool breezes with a patio barbecue, just cook a few extra ears to create some delicious corn concoctions the next day. And since supplies are heaviest from May to September, now is the pe rfect time to enjoy good bu ys. According to the United Fres h Fruit and Vegetable Association, look for plump, well-developed kernels, with evenly spaced rows filled to the tip. And there should be no soft, small or missing kernels. Good quality ears have bright green hus k completely wrapping them. Once purchased, use corn as soon as possible to en- joy its natural sweetness. But if storing is necessary, make s ure the ears are kept well-chilled and humid, wrapped in their husks . C orn is .a snap to cook. Once the water boils, it takes only about eight minutes to enjoy its marvelous flavor. Don 't add any salt or sugar to the cooking water, however, as salt toughens the kernels, while s ugar sweetens them. And now that you've developed some expertise in the marvels of corn, put it to use in recipes -con- sider Corn Off The Cob Quiche. Three medium ears, cooked, will provide the right amount of kernels . Corn, cheese, and eggs -all golden beauties! Together they create a blend that tastes as good as it looks. ZISl lrvlne Ave., Costa Mesa', 631-4404 Corn Off The Cob Quiche 6 servings 1 (9-inch ) bakes pie shell* 3 medium ears corn <about 1112 cups cooked kernels > 112 cup chopped onion 1 tablespoon butter 1 2 cup (2 oz.) shredded sharp Cheddar cheese 6 eggs 1 112 cups half and half or milk 1 teaspoon seasoned salt 112 t~aspoon dry mustard 1/s te3spoon pepper 1 s teaspoon ground savory Parsley sprigs, optional Remove husks a nd silks from corn. In medium saucepan, bring 1 inch water to boiling. Add corn. Cover and cook until tender, 6 to 8 minutes. Drain. When cool enough to handle. cut kernels from cobs. Set aside. In small saucepan over medium heat, cook onion in butter until tender but not brown, 3 to 5 minutes. Sprinkle onions, re- served corn and cheese into pie shell. Beat together remaining ingredients except parsley unlit blended. Pour over vegetables and cheese. Bake in preheated 375~F. oven until knife inserted near center comes out clean,. 35 to 40 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Garnish with parsley, if de- sired. *To bake pie shell: Line unbaked pie shell with 12-inch square of aluminum foil. Fill with rice or dried beans or peas. Cover rim of shell with edges of foil. Bake in preheated 450"F . oven until lightly browned at edges, 10 to 15 minutes. Lift out foil and rice. Cool on wire rack. 14002 Myford, lrvlile, 838-2851 r D1ily Pilat WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1981 COMICS CLASSIFIED 06 07 ' a a $ All-stars go to bat in Cleveland anyway. See· D3 . 0.11, l'llet _It, LH l'ey,.. President has rep at talks From AP diapakbes Labor Secretar y Raymond Donovan plans to throw the weight or tbe Reagan Ad- ministration into the effort to end the 34-day-old baseball players strike. Donovan was to accompany federal mediator Kenneth Mof· fett today when club owners' n e g o tiators a nd pl ayer s ' representatives r esume d bargaining in New York. It was to be lbe first meeting since talks broke up Saturday amidst much bitterness after owners re- jected a settlement proposal d rawn up by Moffett. THE NEGATIVE e ffects of the strike economic losses in the 24 major league cities and the cancellation of 392 or the 2,106 scheduled regular-season games apparently a re serious enough in Donovan's opinion t hat he should inter vene with Moffett. The 52nd All-star Game . wh i c h tiad b een s cheduled for Tuesday night in Cle veland. a lso is a strike casualty "The secreta ry is deeply con· cerned about the economic im· pact that the strike is having on many American c ities," said Donovan aide Earl Cox. Don Klosterman r left J did the introducing, and Ray Malavasi did the teaching at Tuesday's media orientation day at Rams Park. The strike began June 12 over the type or compensation teams s hould be awarded when they lose Cree agents. Malavasi presses hi.s points with some X's and O's Moffett said Donovan would open today's n egotia tions by making a statement, but added that the secretary did not plan lo stay for the entire session. Rams coach conducts seminar on the finer aspects of the game of football By JOHN SEVANO Of tllt o.ity ...... Matt in order for things to work right." There were no bells to signify the s tart of class Tuesday, but the students were in their seau, nonetheless, ready to learn. equipment, preparation, the Rams' or- ganization, personnel and programs was discussed And, the first thing we learned was that Malavasi the teacher -was just as serious as Malavasi -the coach. than six hours for those few diehards that stuck it out -was conducted to change the ignorant. No loneer, Malavasi was determined, would those members of the media who cover the team be oblivious of the Rams' ways. o r course. that philosophy transcends onto t he field. too. where Malavasi expects nothing less than 100 percent from his players "I BELIEVE Mr. Donovan's presence at this meeting will e mphasize the importance of bringing this dispute to a con- <.'lusion." Moffett said Moffett and Cox confirmed that if the new round of talks fails to produce a settlement. Donovan will summon represen· talives or both si d es lo Washington f or intensive bargaining that would be accom- panied by a news blackout. It was Media Orientation Day at "Welcome to Rams Park," is how Malavasi addressed the more than 80 media members present. "I bope you will profit by what you learn today." So, Malavasi started from scratch, careful not to omit a single detail. .. I suppose we could put a fear factor in a player," said the coach. "or we could give hi m rewards. But that's not how we work. Instead, we would r athe r have the player motivate himself Crom within. Rams Park and the students in this _ case were the press. Rams Coach Ray Malavas1 was the teacher, and the purpose of the one-day course was to educate the typewriter pounders and members of the electronic m edium in the finer aspects of the game of football . For years, or for at leut u long as Malavasi baa been coach, be bas con- tended that the media's knowledee or the game is limited: That too often what tbe press print.I Is not only inac- curate ... but without basis. The Ram coach talked about the dif- ferent jobs within the organization. the fun c tion a nd purpose each one performed, and how each link was vital to the overall schem e of success. "What you have to re member is that if one part of the structure fails ... everybody suffers." s aid Malavasi. ··Everybody bas to be working together "Discipline, total concentration and motivation are the three things essen- tial for a football player. Moffett said he preferred not to discuss in detail the option of conducting negotiations under the auspices o f t he Labor Department Everything you would want lo know within reason -about X's and O's, The seminar -which lasted for more "We. as coaches, a re teachers It's up <Se~ RAMS, Page D4 > Rowdies: The cure for Surf? By CURT SEED EN Of 1119 o.iiy ,. ... Steff During the North American Soccer League's indoor season. Craig Allen cam e very close to setting a league record by scor· ing at least one goal in 17 con- secutive games. He finis hed the indoor cam· paign with 24 goals and 21 as· sists to lead the California Surf in the scoring department. Yet, Allen has become somewhat of a forgotten man during the 1981 · outdoor season. Most of the season, Surf Coach Laurie Calloway has used Steve Moyers and Laurie Abrahams a s his top two strikers, with Graham Oates a nd more recent· ly Ossama Khalil serving as the third man up front. Tonight, when the Surf enter· tains the struggling Tampa Bay Rowdies (7:30), Allen will be back in the starting lineup, look· Ing for a way to help his club curb a four-game losing streak and propel the Surf into tbe N ASL playoffs. The player he will be replac- ing was the Surf's top scorer ln last year's outdoor season - Laurie Abrahams . "I just didn 'l think Laurie Abraham• was producing the way Laurie Abrahams can pro- duce and I need players who can score out there," CalJoway ex- plains. "I want to use players who want to show both in prac- ,llce and ln games that they want to take tbe Su:rf to the playoCCs." Abrahams did not dress for Saturday niebt's 4·3 two- overtl m e dereat to the Washington Diplomata, r e· portedly because of a viral problem. Callo.ay &ajd he felt everyone he 11sed on the field Saturday ni1ht "displayed the intensity" he wants to see, and that la why the lineup a1alnlt the Rowdies tonitht will bHlcaUJ be the aame, minus the tMitJon of Al- len. Tbat meana Oates wUJ move back to tbe midfield poeltkla in ... ..,. •. ~-· BVD TVCKER "That's one Jump ahead." he said ''I'd like to wait and see wh at happens when the two s ides resume talks " 1 Soccer still being kicked around President Reagan himself, a onetime play by-play announcer for the Chicago Cubs. has said little publicly about the s trike. BUT HE SAID Tuesday he would like lo see the strike set- tled soon. On the day baseball acquiesced, tbe soc· cer people commenced dry washing their hands and dusting orr lhe seau in anticipa- tion peculiar to the operators of the on1y game in town. Unhappily, the departure of the ball guys did soccer no noticeable good. Thousands continued to arrive al the games disguised as empty seats, as the cliche goes. Therefore. the failure or the population in our part of the universe to accept soccer as a pastime continues, If not as a m ystery, certainly as a fact. DEDICATED SLEUTHS have left few stones unturned in an effort to explain why this international favorite gets the chilled s houlder in areas where citizens pay ac· tual money lo witness mud wrestling, rolle r de rby and track and field. No legitimate aid is forthcoming trom the pro- moters of soccer who seems to bas e their hopes for the future on a statistic which is several years of age. "We have hundreds or thousands of kids playing soccer," Is the repeated state- ment. What the game needs, or course, is hun- dreds of thousands of adults who will pay to see the professionals play. Significantly, this tourist the other eve· ning encountered Peter Wall at Los Alamitos Race Course. Wall had recently been fired as coach of the California Surf soccer side and was submcrgjng his sor- row tn S2 exaclas and pick six wagering while reflecting favorably al a mid-week crowd in the neighborhood of 7,000. One thing led to another, and Wall was asked his theory as lo why soccer has such limited lure in this area. His reply was less than predictable, but quite reasona- ble. "I would be more interested in hearing your views on the matter," Peter Wall s aid "I assume you are one of those without interest in soccer and I would be interested in hearing why." We ll . in a n opening di s play or benevolence, l suggested that soccer has been given a bum rap by the general public of Southern California. The sporting fraternity persists in comparing soccer with American football which is entltely ·unreasonable. Nonetheless, It is a fact. SECONDLY, WHETHER BY LACK or competence or lack of good fortune, soccer has faUed to produce athletes with which the citizens can identify . That is to say, P ete .Rose and Earl Campbell and Dr. J attract clients to stadiums and arenas. Is ador Plotnik, or whatever the name or the greatest badminton player on the face or the earth, will rarely sell out the build- ing. In several years or observing soccer in the Southland, only one name has captured the imagination of this bystander. George Best is familiar and prominent and the un- fortunate fact is that George commanded most of his ink and attention for antics quite some distance from the greensward. G eorge Best was an accomplis hed performer in the barroom and boudoir and was applauded and celebrated in ac· cordance with the standards of our socie· ty. Presumably, Georgie was also skilled at dribbling and heading. Finally, it is the uncluttered view from here that soccer has failed miserably in the matter or seizing the advantage of television which is the greatest educa- tiona l implement of all time. SUFFICIENT TELEVISION stuffed down the gullets of a population will ap- propriately wash the brains . I mean, there ts a majority which has been taught to regard Laverne and Shirley as legitimate entertainme nt. Soccer's most prominent failing on TV bas been its choice or color commentators. Qualified experts on the s port have pro· vided the color in what seems to be a man- ner loo capable for the uniliated to un- derstand. It would seem more desirable for the color man -as opposed to the play-by-play broadcaster -and the au- dience to learn together. This ls a method conceived and proved effective on Monday Night Football. "l agree with Samuel Gorn· pers. who created the American Federation of Labor. who said. ·Anytime t he r e 's a strike . ther e 's a breakdown in com· m unications'." the President s aid. Marvin Mi Il e r . executive director or the players' union. s aid Tuesday the players had no• new ideas. "We are constantly reviewing our position , but we haven't come up with anything new." Miller said In an inter view a ired on the CBS network. Baseball Com- missioner Bowie Kuhn said, "J think we're getting very neer .fl settlement." Kuhn added that he believed the club owners bad made a "significant s tep forward in their rewrite" of Mof- felt's settlement plan last week. The comm1ss1oner said he was looking at a number or ways to r esume the season once the s trike e nds . including the possibility of a round-robin tournament. Al so Tuesda y , half of m anagemeot 's six-member Player Relations Committee Board or Directors were in New York to meet with Ray Grebey, mana~ement's chief negotiator. Light winds leave Transpac yachts • in doldrums By ALMON LOCK.ABEY OeltyNll ........... HONOLULU -Irvine Loube's Bravura-87 from Richmond Yacht Club 1 moved lnlo the No. 1 handicap position In tbe 2,225-mile Los Antelea-to- Honotulu race Tuetday, but her hold on the top spot wu shaky. Bravura ftnilbed at 1: SS p.m., Paclllc Daylipt 11me, to UDMat Merlin and Zamuaan which bad flnilbed euUer. But. Honolulu y1cbt1n1 fanJ were holdlnc tbelr coUett.l\'e breaU. that Jim Bambart'a Ulm Na Mara from Hawaii , Yacbt Chtb would make IOOd bet ETA of J :4' p.m. ffoDolulu time ~ UDHat Bravura. Tb ............ ...,. ............ " ... of disappointment that could have been· beard tbrouahout the area about 2 p.m. when Barnhart radioed race head- quarten that Ulm Na Mara bad run out of wind less than 100 miles from Diamond Head, and cban1ed his ETA to 9 p.m . Honolulu time unleu condiUona 'improved. That left Mike Kennedr'• Audacious from Dana Polnt u the molt Wtely to correct out on Bravura·8'7. Audacious bad unt.ll t :M a .m., PDT, today to wln Claaa 8 and overall neet bonon. At the 8 a .m . Tuesday roll caU, Audaclout bad 111 mU• to to. but It w11 not tnown wlMUler lbe wu a.wnc a eoune tllllt would put btr ln tbe doldrums that. haunted yacbta 100 miles oft Diamond Head. Skippers and nav.l1ators ffoishlnt Tuesday were In a1reement that th01e that saJled cloHr to the mumbUne course found conalstenUy better winds than t.bOle who cbole the more souther· Cy course, a condlt.toa ln dlrett contrast to recent Honolulu races. Winds ln the Molokai Chann.t were 1en6rally lltht Tuesday and the weat..ber at Walltlld was bot and butnid after llthl, ea.rly-momlnc rains. Y adlta bl port ln order of their fl.nlab were Merlin, Christine, ft•stlme. Hana Ho, Sbandu, Octavia, Oaxaca, seem Lo\'e, Zama1aan, Chaah Mer, Nltht Tratn, WtnCi, Temerity, Maeobl, Wlli· terhawk , Bravura-87 , Brisa , Checkmate, and Natoma. Expected to finish durtn1 the nl1ht were Shamrock, Sunset Boulevard, Native Son, and New World. The yacht, Slater Divine, co-skippered b>' Mike Gayner and Tony Deltlno out of Ltdo Isle Yacht Club, was rePOrted atUJ under 1>0wer, tryln.a to reach HonolUlu without usistance after abe lOlt her ateertns early Tuesday. Gayner at first requested ualltance alter I011ne ateerinl about 100 miles from DlamOod Head, but later reported that be would attempt to make port un- der eqtne power wtttaout UlllWce from t.lwJ Cout Guard. TM ume ol tbe •teerlnl Problem was Mt now . 1 \ • I '· -~ ---. __ .._ .. _ -J> .... Orange Cout DAIL y PI LOT. WednHday, July 15, 1981 .,... ____________________ --.!!• ~~--------------------~--~--------------------------..... ~--------------.-.------------------------------ Kramer lashes out at McEnroe antics From AP dl1p•&cbe1 CfUCAGO -The courtaide an· m tics ol John McEnroe durin& a first· round match en route to the Wimbledon title should have resulted in hie dis· qualification -despite the problems it would have created for the tournament , says former tennis great Jack Kramer. Durin,c his match against Tom Gulllclt,ao11, McEnroe ulled the umpire "an incompetent fool," the head referee "an imbecile," and lhe tournament olficials in general "the absolute pits or the world." But whatever the cost to the tournament would have been, Kramer believes McEnroe's suspension would have put teeth in the game's rules, which a handful or the top players re- peatedJy break with impUhity. "I'm only disappointed lhat the man who was called an Idiot didn't say, 'Game!' And, if Mac said anything else, just say, 'You're de- faulted' and walk off the court, if be acted that bad," said Kramer. ROGER CA RLSON Cruz geta probation in theft·cue CHICAGO -Todd Cn&.a of tbe • Cbkaao wt\Jte Sox w .. place.a on a· nine·monlh "conditlonal dhehar1e" Tuesday by a Judie ln Edmonton. Alberta Canad.a, for alleaedly brealdn1 into 1 depart· meat at.ore, 1 team spokesman said. Lawyen for the 25·year-old abort.stop aald the 1eotence wu equivalent to probaUon ta American courts. Cru~ wu arrested May 20 on charaes of breaklna and entering ind attempted theft followt~ _a break·ln of a Hudaoo'• Bay store. AL ~ Ume, Crui told Wblte So• mua1• ment he • bad too much to drink" that nl&bt. Mana1ement had dealanated Crus as the White Sox reiular short.atop In Ul80 but he In· Jured his back late in 1prln1 tralnln1. Quote of the day Coach Jolla McKay of lhe Tampa Bay Buccaneers. on the mall be aeta: "It's about 3-1 that I am not really 1 dirt)' so and·ao. But even with that raUo there are aUU an awful lot o/ •ones• who inliat that I am.'' - Rogers falls 1 Y2-mile run VERO BEACH. Fla. -RunoinJ back George Roarers, flrsl·rou.nd draft choice of tbe New Orleans Saints, failed to complete the l\.it·mlle run at preseason training camp Tuesday -the first on-field test for the athletes on bud. ··Somewhere ln the second hall of tbe course he overheated and underwinded," said team spokesman Greg Suit. Suit said Coach Bum Phillips bad not announced yet whether Rogers would have to run it again. ••Bum said that evidently be should be In a little bit better condition." Suit said drily. Chargers sign Cappelletti to contract The San Otego Chariers an· II nouoced Tue.day the sltnin1 of •II• former Heismlll Trophy wlMer Job CappeUet&.I. Cappelletti carried the baJI 101 et for 364 yard.a and 1cored rave touchdowna ln 10 eamea ln 1980 after 1lttln1 the entire 1979 season with the Rams because of a seven lf'Oln Injury . . . San Franclsco h11 acquired quarterback Guy Be~amln from New Orleana. but the 49ers were unable to sign cornerb8Ck llotuUe Lo«, the ex-USC corncrback seeking a four.year $1 million contract . . Houston linebacker &obert BraatJe, who waalked out of training camp a year aao In fl cont.tact dispute, bas signed a contract extension through the 1986 season with the club . . . Booker Moore, top draft choice of the Buffalo Billa. is suffering from a rare nerve condition that wilJ sideline him three-to.four months. Strike isn't hurting youngsters MADISON, Wis -The major • league baseball players· strike is not a bad influence on young people, a University of Wisconsin sociologist says. "The most important effect is to teach that baseball Is a business," Gerald Marwell said. "There's nothing bad about that, because it is ... "It's deromanticldng the game," he said. "It's removing the mystery. We're seeing It as lt is wart.! and all." Some adult fans have saJd the strike will burl youngsters. who will become disillusioned about the game and Its players. Marwell has one word on that: "Baloney." He said the month·long strike is showing young people baseball players are motivated by a desire for money as well as a love of the game. But that shouldn't alienate children. he added. Baseball today On UUs date ln baseball In 19'73: Angels fireballer Nolan Ryan hurled hi• eecond no-h1Uer of the year, blankine the Detroit Tigers 8-0. Ryan bad no-hit lhe Kansu City Royall 3-0 on May 15 On tbia dale ln 1969; Rod Carew of Minnesota stole home off Cblcaso'" Gerry Nyman in the Twins' &-2 victory over the White Sox It was Carew's seventh steal or home on the season, tying Pete Reaser's HM6 m41Jor league record. Scott (3:54.75) wins In Dublin 1t•oqner UC Irvine standout S&eve Scott, who finis h e d third In Saturday's "Dream Mile" in Oslo, • won the coveted Morton Memorial Mlle for the third straight year at an International track meet in Dublin, Ireland Tuesday with a 3:54.75 clocking . . . Brtan Mondscheln of Huntington Beach was the decathlon leader with 3.819 points at the Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv, Israel. American athletes continued their dominance in the track and field events at the games whlch have brought 3,400 J ewish athletes to Is rael to compete in 27 different sports . . The NCAA's Division I bas ketball committee has awarded its 1986 finals to the city of Dallas . . . Money and responsibility to his family were the reasons Isiah Thomas declared himself eligible ror the NBA draft instead or playing at Indiana for his Jun•or season. Hoosier Coach Bobby Knight said Television, radio TV: No events scheduled RADIO: Baseball Salt Lake City at Ed· monton, 6 p.m., KM PC (7 10). Football: It may he a long, hot summer's only salvation Life was boring enough during the dog days of July and August -football was still a long way off and all there was to fiJI the void was major league baseball. ly ) and Huntington Beach goes under the gun again (the Oilers have lost 28 straight Sunset League games). Estancia and El Toro figure to be the early-season favorites in the Sea Vi~w League, although Corona del Mar and newcomer Newport Harbor may make it a rour-team race. scheduled to meet Nov. 13 <Friday> al Anaheim Stadium . . if the others were smart, they wouldn't try to buck the attraction -Marina at Westminster and Ocean View at Huntington Beach would be better off playing Nov. 12. Let's face it. EVERYONE wants to see the Anaheim Stadium feature. So what do you do when the money boys or summer take a hike? Not much, except rbaybe think a little bit toward the eventual salvation football. On the prep scene. just in case you •ve been out or the country for a few years, Edison Hi~h's Chargers will enter with the nation s No. 1 label, but they are going to have their hands full in the Sunset League with Fountain Valley again the chief antagonist. Newport Harbor's entry Into the Sea View League sets up some interesting collisions, not the least a test with Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa High Coach Tom French, for years. has been vocal in wanting a game with NewPOrt Harbor. • • • Here's something for Edison High football fans to muJI over with the No. 1 laurels and a bevy or top backs in the fold: A few years ago a San Fernando High team entered the season with Charles White (USC tailback) at fullback. Kevin Williams <USC receiver > at halfback. Ray Williams (Washington State> at halfback and Kenny Moore <USC safe· ty) al quarterback. Marina High's Vikings are headed for Hawaii for a game against Castle High, Ocean View (Rex Brown & Co.) will be competing in the Sunset League (final- And how about Laguna Beach? Will the Artists be the "Amazings" again? Quarterback-linebacker Lance Stewart has been graduated ... so it won't be easy. Edison and Fountain Valley are Players • • rece1v1ng paychecks ATLANTA (AP> Atlanta Braves pitchers J o hn Mon- tefusco and Gene · Garber are continuing to receive their paychecks despite the major league baseball players· strike that began June 12. The Braves paid the two pitchers after Montefusco and Garber filed default notices, contending their contracts guaranteed their pay except in cases of injuries not related to baseball, according to Al Thornwell, executive vice presi- dent of the National League club. Thornwell said the team's management contends the con· tracts are ambiguous. but has paid the two pitchers under pro- test. Garber. a reliever who re- portedly makes $250,000 a year, is believed to have received a check for about $21,000 for the pay period June 12·30, The Atlanta Constitution reported Tuesday. Montefusco, a right·bander re· portedly making $290,000 a year with $150,000 deferred, was paid earlier for the period June 12·1!5 and now bas been paid for June 15-30. The newspaper reported tbat Montefusco's l11test check totaled $11,666, prior to deduc- tions for taxes and social security. Craig Allen From Page 01 SURF ••• place of young American Charlie Greene. Greene came oil the bench to score two goals in less than 25 minutes again.st the Rowdies In a 3·2 Tampa Bay win in June. Meanwhile, the Rowdies bring a rather low·scoring team into tonight's contest al Anaheim Stadium. Tampa Bay's leading scorer is Frank Worthington with five goals and seven as- sists, followed by a doubtful starter. Wes McLeod with alx goal goals and a pair of assists. McLeod bas missed the last three games with an ankle In- jury. Allen nixes Kentucky job offer By The Associated Pre11 Former pro football Coach George Allen has sbortcircuited the controversy concerning the University of Kentucky football program by withdrawing his name from consideration as coach. In a statement released Tues- day by George Allen Jr.. the coach's son and agent, Allen said that. "in view of the un· derstandable concern and out of respect for the UK administra- tion and athletics board regard· ing the timing or such specula· tion. at this time it is my de· cision in lhe best interest of all parties to withdraw my name from consideration at the University of Kentucky." Allen's name popped up last week when Gov. John Y. Brown Jr. went public with a campaign to have Allen replace current Kentucky Coach Fran Curci. Brown quickly found himself at odds with UK President Ur. Otis Singletary, who steadfastly defended Curci and noted that the UK atbJetics board -and not the governor -bas the power to name a football coach. In the wpke of Allen's withdrawal statement , Singletary issued a statement of bis own: P195/75R14 P205/70R14 P205/75R14 P205/75R15 P215n5R15 P?25175R15 P235175A16 155/SR12 145/SR13 155/SR13 165/SR13 175/SR13 165/SR14 175/SR14 185/SR14 165/SR15 STEEl BEL TEO SIZE 70().14 700-15 078-15 H78-15 750-HIT.T. 800-18.5 87$-18.5 ~18.5 1200-18.5 Billed to wm everything in sight, they almost did The only thing that went wrong was the opener. just days after a big splash on the Prep Magazine cover. to the tune or a 40-0 defeat .. • • • A publis hed report in an Orange County newspaper that Newport Harbor High basketball coach Jerry DeBusk is due to replace Gary Larson at Tustin High 1s a bit premature, since DeBusk. or anyone else for that matter as best we have been able to determine. has yet lo have an interview. It is true. however. that DeBus k is looking Ci rcumstances have kept this winning coach on the lookout for several seasons despite his success on the floor. In DeBusk's case you can hardly fault him for s hopping. After all. with eight vears in the Newport-Mes a district. six $30.95 70 SERtES al Newport Harbor he contmues to re ce1ve 'RIF ' l rcduction 1n force 1 notices e<u:h s ummer. because or that district'<; declining t•nrollment and staff pro blems But that s th(• '>Y~te m tn education. you know You ~1rcn·1 Judged on ab1ht). J Ui:.t C'ObWl'h" * * • Dave Perelstetn. a winner of three vars ity le tters 1n s wimming and ~mother in water polo at Corona del Mar High . will attend Bucknell University 1r1 the fall Bucknell's water polo team has wop four straight Ea:.lern Intercollegiate championships :rnd has fm ished first or second 1n the Middle Atlantic Con- ference and Ea1>t Co<1st Conference championships for the past 22 years SIZE PA PRICE 10·15 4 '6595 11·15 4 65.95 11 -15 6 8995 12-1 5 6 8595 12·16.5 6 88.95 12-16 5 8 102 95 H7<H5 4 52.95 L70-15 4 55.95 SIZE REPLACES PRICE P18S/75A13 BA'T&-13 '4295 P185n5R14 OA78-14 -43.95 . 30.95 175170SR12 $35.95 P195/75R14 ER78·14 44.95 31.95 32.95 34.95 35.95 . 37.95 PR 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 40.95 37. PRIC '48.95 42.95 52.95 55.95 55.95 57.95 81.15 87.95 77.95 175170SR13 35.95 85170SR13 36.95 195/70SR13 37.95 185170SR14 39.95 195170SR14 42.95 205170AR14 45.95 185170SR15 48.95 155/SR12 .......•.... '26. 95 145/SR13 .......•.... 26.95 155/SR1 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . 26.95 165/SR13 .. . . . . . . . . . . 28.95 17S/SR13 ............ 34.95 165/SR14 ............ 34.95 1751SA14 ........... 33.95 185/SR14 ............ 35.95 1J5/SR15 ......... _ .. ~'~ P205/75R14 FR78-14 46.95 P215/75A14 GA78·14 4895 P225/75R14 HA78·14 51 95 P205n5R15 FA78·15 47.95 P215/75R15 GR78-15 49.9' P225/75R15 HR7&-15 52.95 P235n5R15 LR7&-15 S4. G78114 35.95 ti78114 36.95 G78115 36.95 H78115 37.95 F78114 31 95 l78115 39.95 70 SERIES RAISED WHITE LETTERS A10x13 E10x14 F70al4 S33 95 3695 38 95 G70lr14 G70li1S H70lr15 "We have paJd both pitchers from the start of the strike through the pay period that ended on June 30," TbomweU said. "They have gotten their full pay. Of course, all payJ1lent.s have been made under protest." The Rowdies bring a 10·14 re- cord and 93 points into the con- test, compared t.o the Surf's 8-14 mark and 79 points. "l have never discussed it (the football job) with George Allen or anybody else because there is no vacancy here. I've never talked to G~rge Allen. My poeJ. lion is not that I did not want George Allen, but that 1 had no reason to talk to Geor~e Allen." ALL PRICES PLUS F.E. T. BllOl13 EeOl14 FW>st4 080l14 $35 95 4095 ... 95 4595 l8C)af4 OllOl15 t.ecll15 Payton, Bears close to tenns Running back would be NFL's highest-paid player CHICAGO (AP) -Rumln• back Walter Payton of the .. Chlcaao Bears w1U acree to a contract ln time to report for the oJ>eniq of tralnln1 Clll\I), Bud Holm ea, h1I attom•r. aa14 TUii· d~y. Pa)'tOD will do 10 u th• Na· ·tlboal Jl'oatball Lea1ue'1 hlahett· paid player, aecordin• to bb at. toney. From h1I offlc in Mlaaluippl, Bohn• aald, "U ...... not •l I • dea•Me .-ment before cam_p ..... July. n, •• aalloipate workl•• out tometbla1 to Wallll' CM 10 to ump. Walt# ~ ID neilllmt IDd a.mica· _.. nl~P with tbe dab and we're antJclpat.ing an alJ"M· me.nt." Holmet, P~ and anot.her Payton attomey met !or Mven hours Saturday wtth Jim F'lntl, the Bean' eeoeuJ mana1er, to d lscuaa a contract propoHI. Payton, already the hJ1hat·paid player ln tbe NFL at a reported 1alary ol S.15,000 would remain ao under the terms of the pro- posal, •aid Holmes. He also u.ld be wu u~ to bear the Beul' auwel' to ta.. pro"9&1 sometime earlJ W. wffk. Rqtm. allO claMd euUtii' re- ~ t.bat PaJtAlft'• new eoatrKt would make him the highest paid player ln NFL hiat«y. a dl1UncUon held by O.J . Slmpeon • who reportedly wu paid more than •.ooo for hJ1 nnal seuon with the San Francbco 49ers. "Under ~r pf'OPOlal, u1um· ln1 O.J . eot $800,000. Waller would not become the hi~· P•ld player in history.'' be said. "There WU no doubt in ti))' mind or 1D W aller'a where ,.. would tip." uJd Holmea, ..S.. __, UUlt rvmon P•JtoD bad ,.. cet•ed ., Oller frOm MoatrMI ol UM C•d• ........ '•• ..,., .... • HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS sip Al:IGNMENT • AdfestCester&C-Mt- Ad .... Toe ' Ct.d St.1r"'4J leMTfft Moat U.S. Cert s 18'5 BRAKES 58995 STORES OPEN DAILY H SAT. M* CLOSED SUNDAY DAILY PILOT. Wednetday, July 15, 1981 DI 1ilmaginatio11 pinch-hits Disgusted fans boo CLEVELAND <AP> -Jmastnatlon plncb bit I or alrildnc major lea1ue bale ball play en Tues- day at Municipal Stadium and au blocu away seom 15,000 ftuatrated fans uneorbd JO second.I of boolnt to proteat cantellatlon of the All·•tar Game. Aller several warm-up boos led by local dilc jockey Jeff Kinabach and members of lbe rock band, the Wlld Horae1, baaeball fans attelldins the city'• All Nations' Festival faced the 1tadium, shook their fists and 1hrieked at 130 decibell, 20 decibels above the accepted level to cause pain. "WE WANT EVEaYONE in the country to know how we feel about beinl atood up," Klnabach said, exhortlnt the crowd. "We want you to think about all the frustration of not gettine to see this game played here." As the boos died out, Kinabach exclaimed, ''Boy, did that feel good!" Broadcasting partner Ed Ferenc added to the then-cheering crowd, "All I gotta say is, brine on the Cleveland Browns." Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Dave Parker smashed a 422-foot home run to center field and went 3-for-S to lead the National League to a 15-2 rout of the American Lea1ue in ·the 1981 AU-star Game, played at the Stadium's home plate on a game board with statistical cards. THE GAME -THE ONLY ONE In town because of the strike -drew plenty of attention, but the 77 ,000 ticket holders to the indefinitely postponed real contest stayed away. Some S8 diehards cheered in the lower sections of the cavernous stadium. Trappings for the game of make-believe were real enough: Hall-of-Fame pitcher Bob Feller threw out the ceremonial first dice; local favorite Rocco Scotti bellowed both the Canadian and American National anthems; Municipal Stadium's scoreboard was lighted to show progress of the game and Cleveland Plain Dealer sports columnist Dan Coughlin acted as official scorer. MAYBE THE ONLY TIUNGS missing wert: hawkers of hot dogs and beer. Strat·O-Matic pits hitters against pitchers by comparing their ratings for power, speed and de- fenslve ability. In most cases, results of the matchups are believable. On this day, the National League ripped 17 hits, including four home runs and three doubles while the American League was held to two run~ on four hits. National League Manager John Halpern, a producer for WKYC·TV in Cleveland, was the big winner with the dice, turning several potential fly outs into ground rule doubles with lucky rolls. Will Sugar Ray sidestep WBC? LOS ANGELES <AP> -"It's something despicable and appalling," promoter Don King says of reports that Sugar Ray Leonard may balk at paying three percent of his share of the Sept. 16 fight against Thomas Hearns in order to get World Boxing Council sanction for the bout. "I think it is treason," King said Monday of the possibility the wee would be sidestepped, and the bout would not unify the WBC welterweight ti- tle held by Leonard and the World Boxing Associa- tion title of Hearns. Without their respective WBC and WBA titles, the two fighters ·•never would have had the op· portunity" for their multi-million dollar guaran- tees for the Sept. 16 fight, said King, who has close ties to the WBC and is not involved in promotion of the Leonard-Hearnes affair in Las Vegas, Nev. ''They appealed to Jose Suleiman < WBC presi- dent) in order lo get a re-direct (return match) with Roberto Duran in order to regain the title," Klng said or Leonard's camp. "They recognized the WBC to the time that he now comes to be a very lucrative person, and then they say they are not going to pay the sanction fee." It was reported after Leonard and Hearns won fights on the same card recently at Houston - raising anticipation for their September battle - that their contract called.only for a IS-round bout between the two with no mention of any titles at stake. Oranges host Friars Team Tennis nears the halfway point or its short season when the Californlt Oranges host the San Diego Friars tonight (7) at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club. The Oranges, 2-3, are in third place behind league-leading Los Angeles and the second-place Oakland Breakers, and will be trying to move up to the .500 mark. ··We should match up well against the Friars," says Oranges Coach Marty Riessen. "Both teams are very strong in doubles pairing, but ii Sherwood (Stewart) is healthy we should be able to pull off a wln." 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M, .ttL AY•aAOa PUTTS ... ,. •ou•o I. Tom w-. aA; 2. Alen T ..... 11.lt; 1 (lie) ~It ....... , .... T_, "-· 21.16, J. f'renll c--.t, •• f'e1tca11T .... -IU8-f'Alt ~ 1. ervce UeezM •• no; 1. T-w ...... .m; i . .wry ...... 211: • . ..., 1'19"d • .212; J. Andy 8Mr\. .210. aAO&ALUOa1ts I, 8rv<• UelJll•, t ; t. 11141 ~rd TllOm-, Mlw1l....,... ... C~ -llnou ~I; 6. ( .. ) '--Y WeAJN, e.-., W .. i.!. K .. 111...,_, 1, Misc. ' Cook has point lead at .race POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N.J . (AP> -Betty Cook lt not tond ot beln1 known aa a 1randmolber who races otrabore p0werboat.1. ••1 don 't think betn1 a 1randmotber baa anything to do with raclng," Hid Cook, ~. ot Newport Beach, who led the competition goin1 into today's Benlhana Grand Prix. "Guya aren 'l called grandfathers or racing. I am just a racer like everybody else.'' A TWO-TIME AMERICAN and world champion, Cook is ahead in high points after five races. with victories ln her last two, and hopes to move closer to her third American Utle with a triumph at tbe Benihana, a race she hu never won. Last year's Benihana winner, Bill Elswick, has not won a race this year and has been plagued by equipment failure. But he will be back to try and change his luck. ' Cook piJots a 38-tool Scarab, which cuts through the water at nearly 100 mph. "I never bad any trouble being accepted by the men. The big- gest obstacle in r acing was just building confidence. But that's the biggest obstacle we all have to overcome," she said. "IT'S TOUGHER for me physically," added Cook, wbo is 5·4 and 115 pounds. "Under ler· ribly rough conditions 1 have a harder time. A strong man has an advantage, just to hold on lo the whee l . b ecause he 's stronger ." The Benihana is sponsored by Japanese restaurateur Rocky Aoki, who was a regular partici· pant until he was nearly killed in a boating accident two years ago. Since retiring from boat rac- ing, Aoki has taken up hot air ballooning, a nd he may be watching this year's r egatta from his overhead perch. The boats head out through the Manasquan Inle t for the 208-statute-mile race . It will go oft in heats depending on the size of the fleet. The course runs a l ong the s h o r e from Long Branch to Seaside Park, with two navigational legs near the Shrewsbury Rocks. THE RACE us ually takes about 21~ hours. The Benihana comprises two reces, one for open.class boats such as those belonging to Cook a nd Elswick, and the othor for production-class boats, which a re scaled·down versions of the open class. The production -c lass race draws more entrees, a nd is broken into three c lasses : modified. sport and pro stock. Lindley leads Mesa Verde qualifiers F o untain Valley 's Brian Lindley fired a 143 to lead the list of Mesa Verde CC qualifiers at the 82nd annual Southern California Golf Aaaoclation'a Amateur Championship Tourna- ment Tuesday. Tbe 36-hole qualifying event. held at 10 Southland courses, is a showcase for some or the top amateur 1olfera in the atate. While Lindley produced the t4p mark at Mesa Verde, Randy Drake of Glendora was firing a 139 in acUon at Heritage Goll Course to nip second-place finishers Lee Davis of Newport Beach, J eff Port or Los Angeles · and Greg Starkman of Beverly Hills, all of whom shot 140s. Al Mesa Verde, Lindley edged out La Jolla's Greg Twiggs (144 ), while Larry Grant or Hun- tington Beach shot a 145 and Costa Mesa's John Burckle re- gistered a 1'6. In all, 15 of the 64 1olfers com- petin1 at Mesa Verde qualified for tbil Friday's finals to be held in San Diego. Lindley, the runner-up al the CalUornla Amateur Cbam- plonablp at Pebble Beach in June, l.s based at Mesa Verde. Skater, Hagen, seriously injured LAKEWOOD CAP) -A "1'ad cla11 lee stater wbo wu tralft. llll for the llM •tater Olympia ••• Hrloualy Injured Tumday when a woman ru him down in ber car, knoddftl blm throqll a plate 1laNwtndOW ol the de- partment ltON wbere he Worked .. a HCUrtty suud, sbertlrt •· putteaaaid. 8•1'1'1 ~t~eUllower ,...._. 1utl....S. .,... ...... -• -IDkle OD U.. otMr' lea. •ed WU lilted la Ml1oua ec.BUo8 et Dodon llOiptt.il al a.MftoOd. '"'Wlr ....... COMEBACK TRAIL John Alex ander, absent from pro t ennis for almost a year , defeated second-seeded Harold Solomon in the opening round of the U.S. Pro Tennis Championships in BrookUne, Mass . Tues- day. They call it the British Open? Golfers complain that ~ourse has been Americanized SANDWICH, England <AP) - It will take a long hitter to win the llOth British Open Golf C h ampionship, says Lee Trevino. ·'The condition of the course m akes it a long ·hitters' golf tournament," Trevino said after a practice round Tuesday over the 6,829·yard, par· 70 Royal St. Geor ge's Golf Club links "It's definitely a long-hitters' course," Trevino said. "I LIKE Ray Floyd. I'll tell you my picks : Jack Nicklaus: Tom Watson; Ray Floyd : Seve Ballester os ; Greg Norman. Those are my top rive.·· And what about Lee Trevino? "I don't like my chances," ht said. "The only way J could win the tournament would be to putt extremely well and get a break in the fairways." The condition of the course, which is being used as a British Open site for the first time since 1949, has been a s ubject of mild controversy. Both Trevino and Watson, the defending tiUeholder, used the sa m e expression: "It's been Americanized.·· A WATERING system has been insta lled on the ancient course. The fairways are. for a British Open course. excep· tionally lush and soft. Greens are soft and holding, much dif· rerent than the rock-hard condi· tions usually encountered on lhe seaside links used for this old event. "It's not what I expected," Trevino said. "I 'm not a long hitter, but I get long when I com e here 'cause I play that low, hard shot and I get a lot or run in the fairway. Thjs time it's not gonna happen. "They've got those hills and humps in the rairways. On No. 7, the long hitter· can gel over the crest of the hill and roll down to the bottom . I 'm not long enough to carry the hill. "And this course is the only links course I've seen that has bunkers in front of the greens. Thal takes away my low, bard run-up s hot. "I've never seen a course in this condition It's gorgeous Fantastic. It's conditioned like an American course with the architecture or a links course .. But," he added. "it's not what I expected. And it definite· ly favors the long hiller " Watson was considerably more critical. "I'm disappointed.·· he said "I didn't come here to play American golf. I came here to play British golf.·· He has not been unsuccessful in American golf, however. He took the Masters title this year. GOLF .n won two other events. has col· lected fou r consecutive Player or the Year awards and. for the fifth consecutive season. leads t he American PGA Tour's money winning li st. OVER THE PAST 41 2 seasons. he has been. by far. the out standing player m the game And he fully expects to win here ''I'm driving well. hitting my irons very well, putting OK." he said. "The important thing is my attitude. I'm relaxed I reel good about it. And when I feel good, I usuaJly play good .. Nicklaus. winner of a record 17 m ajor professional titles, had much the same estimate or his game. "I'm playing well enough to win." he said. "I'm playing very much like I did last year <when he won the U.S. Open and the PGA >. It's just a matter of gel· ting some shots in the hole. And. I'm about due to have a good putting tournament .. Floyd, at age 38, 1s enJoytng the best season or his 19-year pro career. He's won three times in the United States. captured the Canadian PGA title and has fi nished lower than 12th only on· ce since J anuary. "f'M STILL playing extreme- ly well," he said. ''I've had streaks like this before, but they lasted only 34 weeks. This has gone on all year. I'm longer than I've ever been before. rm hit Moses just misses World hurdles mark evades him LAUSANNE, Swttierlabd <AP> -Edwin Moses, the un- beatable 197& Olympic champion from the United States, came within one-hund.retb of a second ot bl• world reeC>l'd in the 400 • meter intermediate hurdlt1 and Britain's Steve Ovett just tell abort ot b1s world record to the mile Tuesday night at an ln· tematlonal track and field meet. Moses. wtnntn1 his 72nd con- secutive race, tncludin1 ee ln flnall, waa timed lo 47.U seconds, Juat mlnin1 tbe world mark ot 47.13 be set in Milan, Italy~ 19ar. Ovett, the 1980 Olympic cham· pion at IOO meters, won tht mlle In 3 :'9.•. Just .87 ott the world reeord ol a: &IO he 11\abUabed lulyear . llOMt, after extendina hla vie· tor'f ltrinl ta the burdlt1. liidt "ft • reilf1 a abame to mlA UM world record by a hundreth of a second. I knew the tr ack was fast , but not that fa a t ." Moses Jed an American ·con· tingent tbat dominated the m eet held In near-perfect weather before 11,500 fans. World record bolder Renaldo Nehemiah of the United Stat.es, maklna his first appearance in aeveral weelta after being .1idellnecl by injury, led a 1-2-3 American sweep in the 110· meter hi&h hurdle•. Tonie Campbell rinlabed second In 13.54 Ind Sam Turner was tblrd 1n 13.65. Dwayne Evana ot the United States took t.he 100-meter daab in 10.51 Htonds, followed by Fruce•a Hermann Panio (10.58) Fraace•1 Hermann Panao UO.•> and Kuoaary's AttUa Kovac• U0 .91>. ting my irons well My putting is good M) confldenct• 1s high 1 won't say rm going lO "'"· but I'll bt· w n s urpn-.ed 1r I don't play well ·· Ball ~stcros. the s pc•c:tacular young Spaniard who won the 1979 Arit1s h Open and the 1980 Mas ters, rec e n ti~ has given some indications he'-. pulling out of a length~ playing -.lum p that has coincided with his ('omplex and bitter dispute with Euro· pean sponsors over HJIJ.)earancc money Norman . a 25 \ear-old Australian. 1s among the world's best yo ung pla)en He challenged for the Masters title this year. played well in the C.S Open. owns s uch prestigious crowns as the Australian Open. World Match Pia\ and World Cup. a nd has ".on t'' ice in Europe this season From Page 01 RAMS. • • to us to make sure our players are prepared " M alavas1 went on to explain the number or hour s the coaching staff puts m liow the Rams' basic game pl a n 1s broken down (plays inside lhe 20, short yardage , goalline, nic kel, two·minutc drill , etc .. etc >. how the Rams evaluate personnel in game films . and . once everything is completed. what it all means an the end Mala vas i a l so used his coaching staff to help in the lee· lure. Don Hewitt talked about the team's equipment. Gar} Tuthill sermoned on the team's training, Bud Carson answered questions about the defense, and Lion e l Ta y l or gave hi s philosophies about the Rams· of· fense. M alavas1 also tore a page out of the Rams' playbook and gave the five basic objectives of sum· mer camp which. in brief, broke down like this : l ) Find out what type of personnel you have: 2) Develop a winning attitude: 3 ) Make sure the squad Is in top condition and sound. 4 l Make s ure that by the time the season starts the squad Is set and re- ady: 5l A thorough knowledge by all players of the offense, de· rense and special teams It's the latter, says Malavasi, which usually decides what players stay and which ones go. ··we want to win but we don't want to sacrifice our objec- tives." said the coach "My syst e m isn't easy to learn. That's why we have our minl· camp and two-a-days to gel our rookies atarted on what we do," Malavasi weht on to talk about balance in defense, offense and special teams, gave some deflnl· Uons of pro termlnology, went through films and plays and e nded with a question and answer period. What the m e dia learned throu1hout all tbls la bard to say. The course wu tncompass- in1. but tbtre were no pop qui11• to see what we retained. In abort, we learned a bout fun- d a snentala , audibles , and phil010pby, but the coach left out sud. ballca as how lo attack Dallu' nex d.t'en1e and what the playere do Off the field. • $it'lt/f0Und COfllf>UIWlled Cllorm with cl!iJltol IL•r bocird control • fMlvflnt ~lights hl·low .-cl, Contourredlc Baclcres Seat CUSHION to •o•• bode och• & redwe fatigue • Fih, ciny MOt Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, WedneSday. July 15, 1981 DI SPARK PLUGS TUNl-U' YOUtl CAI YOU•Sllf AND SAVI RIGtW 79~ leniflOft 1-ablli1w oncl motioll c'-t.c:tOlf. IASY TO llSTAll • lugoed, Ith•. weight portaWe Rl~C>a 99~ 1cw.! • y-r-.d comfort fot $-!¥« Off ~ in. x % in, DRIVE • AIU IMPTI ACCWAn • 090MI PUTID SOCllTS698 11.ECTIO • DIPPB> rdvanized Steel DRAIN PAN Helps keep your 1 '' oarage floor clean and oil free u TIRE CORNELL "200" 78 SERIES TUBELESS BLACKWALlS s23· ~~ l'lU$ $1~C)ffT "D UC '"' . CORNELi. 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DREW "111 be held in :-.l('" Caslll.'. or Harbor Lawn Mount Olive GARVIN A DREW. du~d New Hampshire later this Mortuar~ or Costa Mesa July 10 . 1981 in Laguna month In lieu of fl oY(ers 540-5554 Beach, Ca at the age or 77. contributions ma) be made McCHESNE\' he was born on September 1n his m emory to the .M 1 L T o N A 18. 1903 in Portsmouth. ~c" Memorial Fund of The McCHESNEV. resident of Hampshire. Survived by his Neighborhood Congre~a Huntington Be a ch , wife LiUian J Dre". sons tional Church. PO Box 218. California. Born In Burt, William G. a nd Robert A. Laguna Beach, Ca 92651 Iowa on November 7. 1885 Drew; daughter. Nancy B Gt:RREN He passed away an Costa Drew. He resided in Laguna MARIE C GL:RREN. resi· Mesa . Calilom1a on Jul)' 11 . Niiuel for the past II years, dent or Fountatn Valley, Ca 1981 a l the age of 95 he was a member of the Los Passed away on J uly 12. Survived b) his wife, lngn Angele~ Rubber Group. 1981 She is survived by I McChesney or Huntington formerly P acific Coast son John Curren of Newport Beach. Ca .. daughters Mary Manager or Schrader Tire Beach. Ca., I daughter Mary McChesney of Huntington Valve Manufacturing a nd Lesh of Costa Mesa. Ca . l Beach. Ca and Charlotte President of the same com brother Harold Sch11l1g or Nason or St Paul. Min- pany In Brooklyn. New York San Clemente. Ca and l i.is· n e s 0 t a . a n d a I so 3 unti l retiri ng 1n 1963 ter Odette Vogel or Iowa. gr andchildren Interment Memorial services were and 6 grandchildren also 8 will be at Lakewo od held on Sunday. J uly 12. 1981 great.grandchildren and I Cemeter). St Paul. M1n- a t t•be Ne l ghbor:hood gr eat great-grandc hild nesota Congregatio nal Church Rosary will be recited on PHJLLIPS Another memorial service Wednesday. July 15. 1981 al WILLIAM II PlllLl.IPS. ---7 30PM at Pierce Brother!> resident of Costa .Mesa. Ca Neptune Societv '{Bell Broadway Chapel Mass Passed a"a~ on July 12. · or Christian Bunal "ill be on 1981 He ~as a residi>nt or C•EMATION IURIAL At SEA Thursday, July 16. 1981 Ul 646 7431 Costa Mesa. Ca fo r 23 -9 OOAM at St. John the Bap· years. A veteran of the lJ.S v.wr _.., -~" -vetff.,,.• •list Catholic Chu rch Inter-Arm". World War II He" as Mlftl..tttr..i.t -...tll1 mey ._., R J ___ <,_..._Mntus, ment a t esurrecl1on a painter for tJie city of eeitterf,...Ponl•li• Cemetery. Loi. Angeles. Ca Compton for 20 years. Also 1u u . C.m.1 ... , Friends ma) call at the an active member of the mortuarv on Wf'dnesdaL Church or Jesus Christ or July 15. 1981 from 3.00PM Latter·day Saints. Costa HAHOtt LA 'W,._MT. OLIVf Mortuarv • Cerre1erv Crematory 16:?5 Gosier A..ve Costa Mesa 5-40-5554 f'1PCI llOTHUS H&.L llOADWAY. MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 1.un & HIC.UO" SMITH & TUTHILL WHTCLI~ CHArlL 427 E 171h St Costa Mesa 646-9371 rtHCf MOTHllS SMfTHS' MOITUAIY 6:?7 Main SI HunhnQton Beach 536-6539 'ACIFfC YllW MIMOllA.L 'All( C.mete~ Mortuarv Chapel-Crematory 3SOO Pac1f1c Vrew Drive Newpoft Beac h 644·2700 Mc.COIMICI MOITUAllH LaQVll• Beach 49'-&415 Laqvna Hills 768-0933 S9t\ Juan Cap11tr1no 4!11~H776 C to 9 OOPM Pierce Brothers Mesa Ward. He 1s survived Bell Broadway Mo rtuary b y hi s '4lfe Alma J directors. daughters Florean Butler of llE NRY Louisiana and Elaine Pierre E SA BEL J ll ENRY . of Modesto. Ca . son Phillip passed away on July 8, 1981 of Costa Mesa, Ca . l brother Resident or Irvine. Ca. She and 1 sister He is also sur was a member of the P E.O. vived by 5 grandchildren Club. Survived by h,er and 1 greal·grandchild husband A.P t Bill i or Graveside services will be lrv1ne, Ca .. brothers Robert held on Tuesday. July 14, J ohnson or Aritona and 1981 at l.OOPM at the Harbor Richard Johnson of Wyom-Lawn Memorial Park with ing Services will be held on Bis h op Blaine Stratton . Thursday. July 16. 1981 Bl Church or Jesus Christ of lO :OOAM at the Harbor Lawn Latter-day Saints. of Costa Memorial Chapel with Rev Mesa 3rd Ward officiating Aaron Buhler. pastor or the Services under the direction Harbor Trinity Baptist of Harbor Lawn·Mount Olive Church. officiating Services Mortuary of Costa Mesa. under the dire ct Ion or 540-5554. Harbor Lawn-Moun t Olive ROLNIC K Mortuary of Costa Mesa. J DA ROLNICK. passed 540·5554 away on' July 11 , 1981 LEATHE RWOOD Survived by her daughters LITTIE "GERTRUDE" Dorothy Le,·llsky, Elsie LEATHERWOOD. resident Jos l ove and her s te p · of Costa Mesa. Ca Passed childre n Estelle Blake. away on July 12. 1981. She Is Lillian Green and Sid survived by her c hildren Roln ick and a son Abe Juanita Cordeiro of Costa Hayden, her sister Lena Mesa. Ca . H81el Tankersley S a m o s s . a I s o I 4 of San Jose. Ca., Virginia erandcbildren and 13 great- Kennedy ol Goleta. Ca. and grandchildren. Graveside Cal vert Leatherwood of services held on Tuesd ay. Arhona, brothers Hale and July 14, 1981 at 2:00PM at H u g h T i PP I l • 1 6 Harbor Lawn Memor ial grandchildren. 26 great-Park. Ser vices under the grandchildren and 3 ereat· direction of Harbor Lawn- g re a t .grand c h 11 d re n . Mount Oli ve Mortuary of Services will be held on Cotta Mesa. 540.5554, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 at SPRINGSTEEN lO:OOAM at Harbor Lawn F RA N K W l LL JAM Memorial Chapel with Rev. 'SPRINOSfEEN, resident of Harold Carlson, pastor of Newport Beach. Ca. Passed t b e We a t A n a h e I m away on July tO , 1981. Born United Methodist Church. Oc tober 13, Ul04 In Adams, lnta rmenl services. lm -New York. Survived by hls med 1 ate ly f o llo w in I · wife L.eUa, sial~rs Mrs J une Services under the direction Norton ot New York and Ed· slmpl.lcity ~funerals na Spr1nptetn or Florida. also severaJ nieces and nephews. Mem.ortal 1ervices will be held on Friday, July 17, 1911 at i2·00 noon at St. Jam., Episcopal Church, Newport Be4l<"h, Ca. Int.er· menl wiU be at &v•rlJ'Hn Cemetery, Hendenoo, Ntw York. In lieu of flowera memorial cootrt~ m•t be made to t.ht St. 11am ltplecopal Church MtmOrlal Fund. Paclfl<' View Mortuary dlrw\on. ., Fast track for profits? PUBUC NOTICE ,.ICTITIOUI au11N•SS NAMI ITAT•MINT Tiie loltowtnv per10111 ere 001119 bll1lne11 ea: 13, 1911. flU••1' P11lltl1Nc1 Orenge COHI Delly Piiot, July U, 22, 19, A119. S, 1tll 311H1 PUBLIC NOTICE •~mu NOTICI TOCalDtTOaS 0, auut TltANl,.llt (MCa.•1'111'7U.C.C.I Tlllt ~ 11 c~-by.,. In· dtvlcNel. H. H. Hercll11t This ..,_, •• Ill• wlUI -C-ty C-of Or .... ~ Oft Jlll'I' 7, 1tll. ,., .... PulllllNd Or.,,.. Cont Delly ,.ltot, July I. U, Z2. 2t, ltll *7~ PUBUC NOTICE P'fCTITIOUI au~••ss NAMI ITATIM•NT T1'e toltowl119 1>efl0ft• ere dolnt lllllllMlll •: DALLAS CAP> -Robert D. Kizer advocates that going to court is a privilege and not a punish- ment, and says policem en are employees and not enem ies or the public. tNTERTltAOE, JO) Lltlleton Piece, Coate W.... C.lllornle '16» Hid.ii• John "'91Y ... 1-.1 0.,.,. i.n y C Ire .. , T "51111, Cel lforftl• '1tlO Lyme Merle ""-'Y•I, 1-.1 Oa,.. .,.,,., Ctrc ... TUS1ln, Celltornl• 92* Tiiis ~I 11 tondlieted by •n In· dlYld11•1. Notice h llereby 9lve11 to IM credllor1 GI NAUTILUS OF COSTA MESA, INC., Tr.,uferor, ·-bull· MU -tu 11 2tlS R-111 A ..... 1030 City ot C..le Me.le, C-ty of Or.,91, Stele ol C..ltornl• _,•bulk 1,_,11er 0 AHO M CLEAN-\IP, '6l1 C. ,, •llolil to ... m•d• 10 RA IF "'°" Hiii• R-. ANM!m, C..lfoml• OEHICTAS AHO YALCIH CAICMAIC, '1IOI Tr.,.1ter .. -.,..,1,.u eddrea• 1, Da•ld Moltz, en tlldlir._t, "'1 That's why Kizer, a native of Texas who knows how to think big, is opening branches of bis Tick et Clinic in 11 T exas cities, with plans to take Hkllot• J. -1'1'•1 2tU ReclNll ...... 1030. City ol Coate ~1~!~a~~· Rud, Al'l•ll•lm ~~,~~;:"''Y of Orenoe. Stet• of Mtrr1ll 4. MoltJ • .,. lnettvlm..I, Tiie -rty lo be lr-lerred I• 101 A,,...J .. ,,... Drive, Ptoc•ntla 1'1...n Otl<rltlecl In glNr .. •• All llO<k In C•lllornl• f»10 Tllll ttet_,i WM fifed Wltll I .. county o -al 0r.,. COunlY on JUI' 10, 1911. the whole shebang nationwide. P111111"'911 Or ..... COHI Delly Pltot .• , • .,., ""'"'"· equlpmeftt end good Oevlcl Moltz J11ty 1S, Z2, JI. Aue. S, ltl1 ~I wlll of 11\et HMIU. Spe llllllfte.tl Mown -rlll MoltJ Kizer says he hopes eventually to spread the form ulhed fra nchise to all 50 states, so that via com puter , a Dallas man who gets a ticket for a moving t raffic violatio n from Kalamazoo to K ank a k ee can b e h a nded the name of a .. AIRPORT NAUTILUS, end loc•IM Tiii• Sl9lerNnl w• fifed wltll uw ., n u R-111 ..... 1010. City OI COUftlY a -"' Or ..... GooHlty Oii Jiii• Colt• Mew. Couft1y o1 Or-. Stele of 10, IMI. C•ll fornle. '1-. TM bulk ltel'llhlr will be t <llUllm· Pullll"'911 Or ..... Coelt Deity Pllol PUBUC NOTICE ,.,CTITIOUS aUSINllS mated °" or •lier, ... '"' o., of J11ty, July u. n. :rt. AUQ. s. ltll ,,....,. knowledgeable , re putable attorney. The beard ed entre preneur already has set up shop in Dallas, Houston, Amarillo and hls native Lubbock -and by his reckoning, he has an 80 per- cent s uccess rate at getting ticketed motorists off. "The $33.50 ave rage traffic fine ln Dallas is the least of your problems," he says. "In in- sura nce pre miums, in three years it couJd cost you Sl ,200, instead of the $45 we charge to fight it." .....,._ IT,TIM•NT 1911. •I 10 00 a m. el Growr Escrow Tll• 1o11-1nv peraon1 ere ootnt Corporetton, -.ocir-11 13'00 1111alnet1 •· Aockll .. f 8111d., El Toro. C.tllorni• 0 RANGE-CAltSO H LI Ml TEO Tllel tlle t•t clete lo file ctalm111 J11-PA It TN E RSH IP, 20' Rlvertlde ly)(), Hit Avenue, Newpor1 Beech, C.tllorni• So ,., .. ii lulown lo IN Trel'ltt.fH, f1"3 •II llUtlfte.tl nemes •ftd --11MG trwln F. -Ber·-· L. Gellmel'I, "' , ... Tr_,_ tor .,.. PHI '"'• 1121 Merl,.. '--· H-port a..c11. Y••" ere ltw ....... C•llfornl• '1MO Dated: Jul' 10, 1tll A•ll 0.ftklH Tiiis t>onl,..u ll conclU<led by • V•l<lnCelmell llmlted pertMmlp T,.,.,., .. , lrwln F end .... lier• L Pullllllwd Or•ftOll COHI Deity PllOI, O.llm.,. J11ly IS. 1tl1 J11MI. Tiii• .. -.. ...... flied wllft .,.. -C:-ty Clffll al Onn .. County Oii JUI' 10, ltll The Ticket Clinic, whic h a local magazine has ,1..,. dubbed "The Fotomat of Jurisprudence," charies PU1>11-o-anee eo.11 0.11., Piiot. •OT•c• o,. PUBLIC NOTICE $45 per city ticket, and $15 for a highway violation, JlitY u. n.19.""' s. 1•1 311H1 su IJE~~0T~~~~~ "°' OF and tries all its cases before juries. THE CALI FORNIA COMMERCIAL "We're so successfuJ because we can afford to PUBLIC NOTICE co,.°o~·1c1 1s HER n v GtVE N To do what other attorneys can't," Kizer says. "We MOTiao .... Au ~~!o'!',,~0~~~~,~F A~·~~Y ~~n~ s pe nd lots of time in libraries researching tickets. Netk• •• ........, .,_ ,..,_, 1o Tr•ntferor. 101-1su. s1rw1 1n h ctty Tha t 's why lawyers refer their clients to us, 1e<t1_.,,_.,,o1"'9c1 ... 11c-ofH••ll0'1BMc11.eounr,01or., ... because it Cos.ft • .uw\ to •.nn of therr· •lme J"•t to OI Ill• M•I• of C•llfornl• Ille IHI· Sl•te of CellfOrlll•, •net •II of wllote o.o _,.,.,., _, ... ....., 1Mrsl1,..., McFerleM T-lne tnc. •-r llwlftet• nemn end ..,,__ fig ht a ticket, and of course they can't afford to .,111 .. 11 et "'*k eucu ... •t "' H-.,_, w11t11n .,.,.. .,..,. , .. , pest. '° Charge that.,, 8al•irle sc .... 1. 0r ...... Cetllort1la ler 01 .._ to Tre1'11fltr• ere N- t2'M •• 11:00-... n ......... .,,. 2tlll to JACK DEE LINSCOTT •nd MELIA Attention-gelling pa mphlets and an advertis-d.., •• July, '"'· 111. 1011ow1 .. , MA•11 LIHSC<>n. T,.,.,,.,. ... '" tN · · d · ed to t l th 11 t i -..i fHcr...----1Y, to wit: cu., ol H-port IHcll, c ... nly of Ing CampaJgn eStgn Sa ura e e arge ICU 1 t l I C 11 e v C • m • r o , Orenge. St•tt of C•lllornle. of Ille Texas cities outline the procedure to follow Crom v1N•ua11U1--,CA Lie. un1tva fo11ow1,.. Otten-11e.--..1 pr-rty h th n hin l• b•• · Ille s.i. tel• I• for Pllf1IOM of .. Ulfy-OI Tr•nsf-. to wll· t e moment you see e as I II ..a ID your ,,.. 11 ... "' .,. -nltned '°" towlnt All alocll 1n •r-. fla111re1, equ19-rea r view mirror until The Ticket Clinic arranges a """'°" ..., ... dlerWe• 1oae111er wtUI -n• -good w111 of • <•rteln Teke· COUr t date. c•lt of -.nlllne •net ••-.tel ol Owl Restevr.nt lllltllMH llllOWn H .. 1.. $TUFT SU RFER end loceted el Kizer sees himself as a sort of Don Quixote, oeteetNs ,. ,..., °' Juey. 1t11. 101-u111 St'"'· 1n ,,,. cu., of "--' ti lting full -s peed at traffic laws instead Of f'ultlt_ or.,.. Cont Deity ,.llol, 1 .. c11, County ol Oren ... St-of Jiiiy IS,,.., ,....,. C•llfornl•. encl tl'lllt Ille 1-.oino 1111111 windmills. However , he makes no atte mpt to mask lr•ntfff wHI lie conaummeled °" or the fact that he plans lo become "fairly lndepen-•Hff Frio., tN u111 o.y of J111.,, '"'· den Uy wealthy," and knows there's a lucrative PUBUC NOTICE ~~= !:.~ .... ~~· 0~·~~:~~ rna rkel in the wide-open West Texas highways and C•n••r Offl'• o1 s.c11r11, Pec111e H•· the densely crowded urban freeways. PICTtTious au11••ss 11one1 ,.,.., •I s10 N••POrt eent•r MAMa ITAT...-NT Drlw• In ,,_ City of H-port 8..Cll, By the end Of this Year. Kizer Says Clinics Tiie foll-Int 119r1CM11 •re dolnt Counl'I' of Or-, Sl .. e of C.lllCM'ftle. l>litl-•: Ctelm1 OI credltori of Tramleror mey s hould be operating in Fort Worth, Austin, San An· TOLEDO ASSOCIATES. "" .,. t11ec1 w1U1 s.cum-, Pec111< Nat1one1 tonl·o. M1"dJand, El Paso. Corp"· Christi" and Beau· Renfolpll Avenue, Coat• ,.. .......... EK,_ o.p,i,.....t, •t.,,. eel· """ C•lllor11I• t»» drHI Mt forth •llowe. TN test O.le for mont. Wett•ce L. l.o<l<U, UO Mylll< IN 1111"' <redllon' <l•lm1 11 Thun· New Mexico will be the next state to be view. U.-BN<ll, C.t1foml•nu1 11•.,. t11e Un:t...., °'Jui, 1•1· Ct•lms · ~ Slock,,..., 21*11 Tlrani., tll•ll be deetl'wd Umet, llled only II ec-Stee red toward the franchise, be says. .,., ...... v .. i-. c.o11for'nle n..1 1ve11y rec••-.,, 111e EKrow ~·· Wanl Moon, 2121 llue Adrt•n. LA nMnt before cl-ot bll.11,. .. on IN Kizer was inspired to start tbe streamlined at-Jolla, c.o111on11e '20J1 •1>o,,upeclftec1o.1e1°" 1111,,. c1e1m1. t ' ffi hil Din f 1 ltkNnl A. ._,, Jr., Gt Vie D•le<I JUI' I, 1"1 orney so ice w e run g an unsuccess u cam· Ll4o "°"'· ~ 9Mcll, c.u1om1. Jee• o.. Llmcott. paign for mayor of Lubbock in the mid-1970s. '*' I MettMi Merl• LJ....cott "L bbock h d h"gh str-t d th le and JoHpll C. Abeln. 100 Park Tr-l•ren u a a 1 ~ ea ra ,.,,Mue, .... 1101. N-Yorti, "-P111t11Ml9cl Or-coe11 Delly Piiot. here police men wer e handing out tickets. I thouebt Ylfll 10011 J111., is. 011 JO».ti. it was dumb to gi ve tickets when that's not the real o-Elltlt. 11"' o.rt•ev c1rc1e, -----<HrW11 o.-. C..ltornl• t2MO p roble m ," he says. 1t•1"r1 L. Afama, ,,,, LH• PUBUC NOTICE Coupling his energetic presentation of tickets A-. u.ie a..ct\,Goltfonll•,.. ----------- as m erely a subtler form of taxation with tbe _.!:~!1 ::!:."....::. conchlcteci 11'1' • •srttlf statistic that only six percent of ticketed motorists ltlc ...... A.8,..,.,J,. SUf'EltlOR COURT, COUNT Y OF Tllla ......,_ •• flt• witll ... ORANGE even contest moving violations, Kiser says be 0e<1ift10r c-i 100 c1ir1c CM1w0r1wwtt1 knew he ha d a winner on his bands. ~. .,. 'Oft JYI., s.n~~ ~":·NC;'\~~~ ·~0~ u c KE 1t ,. ... He estimate s that clients can pop into one of MOWSll"' •• .,.,. .. a ••ow1t CHARTl!llS, INC.. • c.111om1a cor- his branches -usually located near a court.bouae "'' 1 11 ic..,..._ -c:~'°;E NoAHT : 1t•cHA1to s. A.....,.atYW -sign a ppearance bonds, hand over their checks oec:-a-om. u owHt. 1ow•Ro tcNHU.No. a nd be on their way in 15 minutes tops. ,..o. ... ., ~~5111~;_~,!..,~'!.~l!LAND. Kiier's team of lawyers even appeal an UD· '"'*==-~ = flllot, ...,, r attto.. ,. .. , favorable verdict for another uwbuck. J111, u.n. n, ...._ s.1•1 a11M1. ~':~C::~:' Once in court, clinic attotneys launch an a1· 1------------i •0T1ca1 Y• 1o11w ........ n. gressive offensive against the reliability of radar, ; = = ::= ::',: and count on a policeman'• inability to remember .. ., •• ...,.. ...... ..,_.._ spe cific details of the ciilnl -aucb .. weather. New I 0 0 k ! ~;.., """ ..... tM eclYIC. Of ... number of other cars on the road ud other factora •tt-~ 1n w. -.. ~ .,_.., • -becaute of the sheer number of tickets officen .. ,,.~,, .. 11111 r•11' wrltlOll i ,.......,11.....,,_,, .. 11._..,.,_. wr le out. New size! AlltlOf ......... ._I 1 • The Ticket Clinic does not handle drivin1-::.=.::--=:.:--,..-: wbile·intoxicated Ucketa, fearina that ta.kinl over • ....,. • • ... '---• ......_ that chore wouJd cul into another attorney's prac-''::.":.. ... 1c ..... <••Jo• tice ; Kizer aays. "" ..,.... "' .. -"· .-n. More than 1.5 milllon Ucketl w'ere iuued lD "•0 r1• 1""""1•te-te. • •••• ....-•• ., ,....... Merl ..... ...., Houston alone in 1980, 10 JO&er'a enterprl1tn1 idea ......_.,.._,..,.r_••--. certainly cuts lnto cit" and state reven'1a. But To THI oaPtNOANT: " ct•ll 1 ~If comtlal11t 1141• ... ,. lllN 11., tM Texas officials say ao be lt. 6 , a\ t11111ot"' ....,_ .,.. u .-""" ..... "We encourqe any and every cltl&eo to ex-~G~~ fllM •• ...,. .. "" -.., wttlllll • erclse their rt1bl in court ti they feel they'r. not 'tlG~ ~ :-:, f.:,: :"':A'!"::.: "'u.llty Oft clrcum1t.ance1 were unfair." IV ,..... • .. c• .....,.._ u.."" • • ~ ..... ,,_ ............. .,..,., Oft Grape theft 815,500 .. SANGER CAP) -S.lecdft tbi"*' left rotten bunch• on Lbe vine and trimmed poor tnalt u tht)' made olf wlt!I about llS.IOO worth of cardinal table lf•I* from •Sul• ll'a YbMJarcl. PbWp CutillJOM, •. IOld FNIDo CouMJ dep;. uUea tbe lf•I* ftN llll'M to four d•JS Mort of rw1 rt~. Tbe lDdilltJ1oul tbMfle appena'UJ broqbt t.hel~ own bonl lw t.M Ulipl Mrwlt. - ... lueltft " .......... -... . ~ ~ _,....., •1-...-. ..... I .,. .., .. ,... ... ..,,..... ... "" coMtl•lllt, n lcll c•wt• ....-It Ito coming Friday t•fflttfl-' ., ............. . -. . ......,..., ..... ,...... ,. ....... .... ~ l)ATIDGnlllw .. ""- LaA.. ~ °"" ......... La-:'t.wn11 .......... ow ...... __ .......,.. ...... ~CA_.1 ~ ..... Clilll Dll9' ... .. ......... _llliiiiiiiiiillll __ ... ,.Jllllt , ........ -. ... ,,. .... PUBUC NOTICE ~ NOTICE TOClt•DfTOU 0,. IUut TltANUllt CS.CL61t1 .. MIJU.C.C.) Nolle• 11 ,.,..11y gl,,... 10 creclllon 01 Ille wlllllft ...,.,_ tr.,.Jferoor "'91 e !Milk lr.,sfer 11 -1 to be m-on peraon•I pro perly llerelnelter dHcrllled. TN 11-el'ld l>llsl,.11 edOr-ot Ille 1111.,fed lr•n1feror 11. ASICS SPORTS OF AMERICA, INC. tOSJ Alloll A-, Irvine, Callfoml• tVU Tiie tocellOft In C•lllornl• of IN clllel .. ecutlve offke or Pf'IMlpet 111111· IMIU offke OI IN Int-lrMlfltrcr 11; .. me•el»w. All otNr ~lftHS ,._. -.,,_ dreuu 11Hd by Ill• Intended tran.11-wlt11111 tllrw ,,.." le.ti pelt IO l•r H k110wn lo Ill• Intended lt•nlltt• .,., -. Tiie --...,..,,.. • ..ao<fts of , ... lllleftfed lr•MferH It: ASICS TIGER COltPORATION. JOSJ Al!Oft Avenw, ,,,,. .... Celllornl• tJ71'. Tll•t lN ,,,_-ty pertt,.ftt ,_, ... 11 •Krltlecl I" _r .. M . Metfflell, 111ppllu . mer<ll•ndhe, lnwentCM'y. •4111pm ..... --n-. elld It located • 2m2 AllOft AWfl.,., Irvine. C•lllornl• 9271', CJI Wut Coe•I W•r-Corp, Pler A, W•~M Ho. 1. P.O. l oa UI Lont IH<ll, Cetllornl• •OIOI , IJ) Cre1<e111 WerellollM C.0., Lid. P.O. Boa Q , Sen Pedro. Cellloml• tOTU. TM l>Wl,.u n--l>y Ille .. Id tr•n1teror et Wld IO<etlGn Is. ASICS SPORTS OF AMERICA. IP.IC. T'llet Yid blllll trel'l•er II Int_.., IO .,. co11111mmeled •t U.. office ot. AStCS SPOltTS OF AMEltlCA. INC. >OSJ Allon A-. trvlfte, c.llfoml• '2 71' on or •fter Alltlllt I. 1"1. Tllll bulk lt.,.ller II not -joct lo C•lllorftl• Uniform Comrnerct• CoOt Se<llOft "°" TM----otlNP9flOft wllll whom <l•lma ma., be fll.O 11 Ml cf\ae 1 T. 15A-O<lll. E 111.. I( 1,.1 ~ AnderlOll, 2'11\ F._, US S. F..,_ Sir"'· Los Aftftlfl. Cfltloml• '271' end Ille l•I O.y tor flft119 ctelmt by •ny creditor INll .,. JUiy JI, 1tll wllkll 11 1tw llllllMS1 Olly ~ Ille <0•\111mm.tl0ft 0.1• -"*' -.... D•led Jiiiy IJ, 1"1 ASIC$ TIGER CORPORATION By: IC•t""""' Ml.....,• S.Cre4ery -CM.t FINnelel Offl~t. lnt-TreMle .... P11bll"'9d Orenge Coell D•ll'I' Pilot, July u. 1t11 11n~1. PUBLIC NOTICE IUl.ESTAT£ lfNTAlS -~ .......... -l •l11111t""4 1-tl>rowlol r ...... ~,•vtfll l" ...... •AfWft'\ l 1t r ... -... ..... r .. Muv .... ,,, ,., ~\~·"''" ....,.,f',.lfll Alli•'"'' 4'1• l •f1110 Aft-' t•r• w I •f -· •-•H<Mrd lklltk \IOCrh CoNll-OllW• S..8'..,fkt'fll•l"- \1nl-M•llol• ..... ,, .. ~,~ C11..-fflf Krol ilflott """'"' ihtMftn• """"•' '""'"'""' """'' "1or-••• flf'lll•h ..... "' )1...,-M., .. .,, n£SS, INW£SJ. MOil, ANANCE ..,.._,""""" ....... v. ... .e '"'"'-°""'' \ ...... _ ......... Mow' tul..o.• Wotw\ ••NH MW\Ull''\ Th .. AlllOUNCEMUITS. POSOllALS l LOST l FOUND ~tnwrnt .. 1·., Pml ~, .. ltt'> t.o ••-...,_h ........ u ..... Tr•\tl SEIYICES EMPLOYMENT l Pl£PAIATION tchoot .. '"'"WC'''°" '"w ... 1tft HtlitY.aotCM )I l r MllCNAMtltsE ""'"' .... A,ppt.l•WI'\ Alll'I ... ......... ...... M .. >n.I• l'••f"e 6 t.AtW1'ft""'N r.u '"*' t't ... 10 '"" '"""' .... c;., •• ,~J .. --·-· ...... ,, "''""°'' )I_..., lllW'ttll-• .!11>ttU-•ll1olHI ~.wuJ 1 .. ~,...._ah Ollie. ••• ,.' ·-~ ..... ::::~:::;: .., ... Geed. Sien JINHOlnl ""' t.'t-111r1 ,......., IOATS l MUINE ElllPWm c-.1 INt~ "''"" '"",,... IHl•llot1 .. l-p _._ ....... ......... , ......... -. ...... .... si ........ .... ~,,.., .... .,, .... TIAMSIOITATION Mrrr•ft ~(~ ... _ .. ,._.. !lotor l"1r~ Ii<""'" M.-ar Ito•" NII• M.nl Tholfn Tt1•rl =~.:.'. ... ~."' AUTllMOllLE ··~·· '""' l:! EQUAL HOUSING : OPPORTUNITY :: ,......,,. ..... l: All rut eatatt ad 1°"1 v tr t I ud In. th I 1 :: newspaper II aubjttt to :..i the Fedtrtl Jalr tbal -Ina Act cl ta which l: maka It Uleaal to ad· ~ vtrtlJt "any prererence, -11• j;t; limitation, or dlt· crlmlnatloa based on race, color, rell1lon, sex, or national ori1ln. or an Intention to make any such preference, llmltatlon1 or dla · crlmlnalioll ' .uto DAI u .. , ... :IQ) .WW ll6 IUll• ..... l'llN -,. ..... - Thls newspaper will not knowlnf ly accept any advert aln1 for real atau which la in viola· lion of the law. ::: Ho.etforW. Q .. IZlll 0 ID ..... 14lll ll9I 1s.-.. ...., ...,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• o...... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONA DB. MAIDWLEX South oftbehlahway siu this elegant home plus lncome. Huge owners The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642-567~ Among people looking for a rmtol, 10% read real estate claalifi«l ath . ...._. .... w. ~ ...... ,.,Wt . ,., Wt .... Wt ....... ,.;. Wt Hemet,., Wt ....... ,., Wt ....... ,., Wt • ~···················· .,.................... ....................... .....••.•..•••......... . .. , ..................................................................................... . ••tll I •••rtll I• l1•rit 100 t 111rt11 1 .. & 100 .. 1-r'.ll 1002 •••rtl 1002 IMJ' ................................................................................................................................................................................... !!:. ~~~ . Dal0bout Bqy&Beoch Real Estate .REAL ESTA1t EXCELLENCE SINCE 1M. COMI WITH US ••• TO MIWPOIT TlllACI. NEAT THRSE BEDROOM CONDO .. PRIVACY AND VIEW .. ASSUMABLE lST T.O .. MANY EXTRAS IN THIS LOVELY NEWPORT BEACH RETREAT .. PRICE REDUCED TO 1149,500. '1617 WISTCLlff DI, M.1. llAUfllUU.Y llflUlllste 4 bdrm home in a aood location with a com· pletely remodeled kitchen, new paint, new carpels 6 drapes. Owner finaocln( available. 1132,400. Call now f1t.5370. ALLSTATE RULTORI FAMTASTIC ASSUMAU LOAN Assume 95.000 loan at tOCX. Interest. Larae 4 bdrm home with ramUy room and frplc. No qualifying. $1M,OOO. Call today 979-5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS co..-cw. +UYM SpacioWI I bdnn, 2 bath apt. Bltlna, wet bar, fl.replace, atriwn. Over 500 aq. fl. ol bullness 1pace + 4 car gara1e. Priced at Di0,000. associated ti .. ., I'" .. i J'\ ' .J, . ..'\ . .. PEM14SULA Aur OnJy 1tep1 to the surf, is th.la ba r&ain filer. Brlnl paint' bruabes " shovels and cash In on $$l Call DOW@ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 71-'·631 ·6990 llALTOIS 671-1111 OLD CDMi C ..... 1•1 ...... •• te •11111111....,.. C••W..twJ .... -J ... ...... .. .... •••llCt. .-.127',IOO. -COLI OP MIWPOIT llALTOIS 21111. C...t H~ .. C... .. Mir 671-1111 SUND OPBll 11~% OCIAM ¥llW IKDOWH MO COSTS TO IUYll HO ~A&.IP'fM l Models llDIM+._..., Spaclo111 Condo, eit· cellent location, with 11ip for 40' boat. At· aumable flnancin1. Ask· ln&S299.000. JASMNCIB Plan 5, former model. 3 bedroom1, 2v, batha1 large sunny kitchen ana family room. Ule jacunl orf the muter bedroom. The beat in creative financing Low down, move in tomorrow SJ&0.000. JUST USTID -SUS.000 HIATID KIDMIY·SHAPID POOL Here's the cutest 3-bedroom cottage in all Costa Mesa and just nestled in nowera. Large grassy back yard for the kids, plus beautiful pool with large deck area. 90' wide frontage . Centrally located to major shops. See it and you'll fall In love. WISLIY M. TAYLOI CO.. UALTOIS 2111 S..J ............. MIWPOIT CEMTll, M.1. 644-49 I 0 WHAT'SUMlqul AIOUTUM9UE 44Ff.OM THEIAY Prime E11t Channel location across from Balboa Isl. Large 2 bdrms. nm noor condo deluxe lhroughout -on-ly SS75,000. .,,. DIYISlon or lfurbor lnvl'lltmenl Co • UMDAl'U ExciUn1 opportunityT Wide channel view Crom spectacuJar arthitectural designed 4 bdrm. 5 bath, pool home. Slip for 2 large boats. $1 ,495,000. Summer Occupancy. UDOISUHOMH Featured on Homes Tours this lovely traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home'-pewly redecorated. Priced to sell quicKty at $475,000. Must see. Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. Great for entertaining. $420,000. Best price for the money . PENINSULA POINT IEACHFIOMT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featur· ing marine room . $1,385,000. NEWPORT CREST CONDO 2 bdrm, den, spacious Plan 8, im· maculate. Low priced at $215,000. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR ) .; I •~, ' , 't. ~), .. ~.. H f, • , f. a TRULY UNIQUE PROPERTY -Coo· dominlum in Old CdM, 2 bills rrom the beach. An opply you must In· vestl&ate S23l .SOO. Owner rinancing avalla· ble at a higher purchase price. Ftnd out abol.t the hl&h· ea mine real estate aalel career opportuoltlea with THE REAL ESTATERS. Llceosio1 school rees completely XLNT Y··uE rerundable 14 Khool of ,._ your choice. Exteru11ve Town a5 Country Qt:AJ,~· NO OUAUnlMGI Upgraded 4 Bdrm/loft Cul.de -sac. Gr eat rmaocing. S188.500. LllE NEW sales training. For In· , formation, call 751~191 $124,500 " OCEANFRONT 552-llOO unit, brick courtyard 1..;:;;====-="'-=..-..=..;=-4 ------- F.om SllHOO Secluded roor-top s undec k ror romancing under the sun or stars. Spiral staircast leads lo den or of rice. Please call bkr. 631·2246 fo r details. D.M.~Ur 644-fffO LUSH PATIO & SUPER SPA-French doors. 3 skylights, new carpet, 3 Bdrms. 2 Ba. Great look· ing boU&e. $323.QOO ree. 4 Bdrm. ram1ly room, double garage, fenced yard Owner will help Dplx 4br/2ba &2br/lba ==!XX)=·'---.::::~:::..:.::~ I IEACH HOUSE ... - leads 14 French doors that open onto Italian llled noora. Beautiful wood pegged rloors enhance den and spacious ramily kitchen. 2nd story bolts secluded master suite with open balcony and bubbling spa too! 3 more queen 11Zed bdrms for your Uk· ing Huie 4 car garafe + 2 Bdrm UKOme UDlL Price reduced and owner is anxious. Call @ SEA COVE PROP Ell TIES 714-631-6990 cars*bikes• •skateboards• trucks*baby carriages•tea carts•trikes rol lerskates • walkers.· 1oys •wagons•••• scooters* hot rods*coupes• trailers•hard tops*convert- lbles*motor homes* lawn mowers*limos •corporate headquarters •garden carts Model A's•••• •typingtables wheelbarrows• recreational vehlcles•gotf carts*modet trains* bikes *pianos•cars refrigerators *skates•••• .. If ft'sgot wheels, you'll move . It faster In I Dally Ptlot classified Id. ca11 6'2·5678 and a frlerdY•d-vlSerwfll help you turn your wheefslnto Clsh. OPEN DAILY FOR VIEWING 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. SSf VIiie Aor.. lllrffs •••••• $241,800 435 c-::;.X sa-.. ...... sz4s,ooo 1261 I cw. Zlrd .•.. $265,000 1121 W. eo.t Hwy. 7D .... $215,000 I 21 YMi z.tcl. Udo ........ ll IS,000 1 1 l YMi a....._ u. ...... nss.ooo 320 S..wsd. Slioreclffs .••• Sl6t,SOO IOI Clff Dr, Ml ............ $175,fOO · 2113 Mirm1r, P ... Pt ....... $444,IOO 501 ........... P ........... $995,000 I C:O.. t•. hi. la. ...... Sl ,200,000 3024 <>a. llvd., CDM •••• $1,lS0,000 tell a friend. . .and help choose your new neighbors! DOVB SHOlllS IAYFIOHT ._ eccftlh & ~or""" fll,_n:•:lllltl!Mvy .d' •-... Two story Mm witlt S tir ....... ',.. for .. .... 4 INcl .... .... opea rootafkltca.. + IHdtd ..... ........................ .... wttla _.... flf'tpleu • .,_. for SO' bollf. w.lt often Oii prim ' ...... OwMt-..... s I ,400,000. '-· ILUFfS EHD UMIT-'faw ..... .., ....... d COfW' •O"N•11rliaiUlll·lil~ .. 9"' •• '*· Al weltles Im Ilia "Dalorel • ,._ l ...._ cCMHlo wittl •••••• io.t. a.diced to $241,100. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC 'll£AL EST A TE ~ •• Rfnl.oli. P1.,.,.,1y ~nwnl 2436 W Cootsl Hwy 315 M.trnw Aw Htl.Pofl &ach &a-l.i.nd 611·14" '7Ut00 AESIO£NTIAl AEAl ESTATE SERVICES IMJOY THI CAI ... LR In this 2 BR waterfront oondo ln Orange Tree. Convenient to the tennis and spa facilities. $99,500. IN NEWPORTC•NTER 644-9060 P R I D E 0 F hnance. Costa Mesa GREAT Lftf'ITIONI. OW N E RS H I P -Clo.;e to South Coast 1-•.._.•E•WP.-.OR~T ... 1 """ Palemo model. 4 Bdrm, Plaz.a. "" Steps lo tbe sand. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba + lol'l for whatever? Super loca· lion-especially bei.n1 so close to the beach. Only $170,000. with tmna. flll•dla5-lrttl country .kitchen. super , · BAYFflONT •• ~~~ ~~'m.'.C:::I;. '°"'' ~m;~::!';f """h• .. _ .. ,,., 3 i;;;;;;;;;;;1 !~~~:O:i!so~1o!eba~~ EXCITING CITIHOME (;~ :~/~ ~~ane~~~'ebo:~ double garage, patio, -3 Bdrms. den. 2...., ba. opulent waterfront bfe JACOBS IEALTY pool and party room. looks out on quiet green-~!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!l!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!l!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! style. Sl.500,000 ree 1741 Tustin UB, CM belt. S169.SOO. ~ '7M670 OWNER-agent Real Estate Sales ~ 642-222S;Mf>.325S WHITE SAILS 3 2.lMWON r'\ ____ ... _ ...... ------1 Bdrm,2 bath home on JUSTCLOSED HAllOl llDGE large lot Ocean and bay SPYI'!.• "'SS HIU WestdifI Realtors WOODll94'iE • COHDO SISl,SOO views $4!1,000 •-A w a rd w i n n Ing OHi WEB ESCROW (7141 645-7221 "Jodelle" est.au home. TOWNHOME-Jasmme Openrng for one u .lll!!l!!!!!!l•!!!!m•••• lat resale orfering on Creek 3 Bdrm, 2300 perienced salesperson to1-------• JASMINE cam Comfortable 3 Bdrm home with plantation abutters, parquet noora. lush carpetin1. tasteful decoratin1. With in the 1ecurlty gates of JumineCreek. 911.~ assumable loan. S320.000 3 Bdrm 2V. ba wtth dbl attach. gar., air con<!., woodbumin& (pie and only 2 yn new. Super nnancing w/lO"k, down for qualified bla,yers. ethlad etox~ulanhlte. 01my !ppolnwllth· sq.rt .. on greenbelt with sell prestigjot.L11 homes. &~yC"-Air w "' views Asking $385.000. We have great location. massive view or bay, proressional associates & ot.lrvU•~ ocean, COllt.llne " night THA rs WHA rs and over 25 million ID llmct.o ~ ll&hta. Offered at UMll'M&AIOUT Listings. f'orconfldential Beautiful custom built ..S,000. ~ Interview call Kevin . under construction on U,_,IOOf OO~fi Corporate Plua Rea It>. gorgeous 3 acre view 75t·"" PUlCHASI orT10M New Fam.tic 3 Br. 3 Ba. Condo, S25ClO moves you In, $1000 per month. (Wh~ mit). Next to au • . • theaters • park, just minutes to beaches. Ward lllana&emeotCo . 714/131.M§ l'I '. , . \. \.. , . ' ~, • ~ •,I :~ -I ! f • ~ • I I I ' ' ' • I ~. I 1 j Placin& a Ctauifled ad is as easy u dialing your phone. Give m a call. We 'll do the rest. "2-5671 l!E 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE LAUI& POINT, COSTA MBA Just What You 've Been Looking For . Three Bedroom .. Two Bath Condo. Near South Coast Shopping. Spacious Feeling With Skylights. End Unit. Assum jlble First Trust Deed. Priced At $134,000. Owner Will Accept A ~ase·Option.1\-t S,139,000. MESA VllDI "Lucky You, And It Has A High Assumable, Too!" Beautiful Contemporary Hqme In Costa Mesa's Best Area. Features Include Five Large Bedrooms, Two Impressive Fireplaces, Gorgeous Living Room & Family Room, Skylights, Wall Coverings, Wet Bar -FantasUc ! Price, $229,500. HllTOIHC EllAI SCSNPAOT 1 NASTlAEAPY H S I N A P S I A A I E R N E P L S U I l I P E D I G A A T A 0 S A E C G C £ A C M 0 U E 8 ft V W N E X I l DIAEOYSYORRAYJIA IL H A M M I E L P 0 N I T N A T S 0 C 0 I 8 L A 0 0 0 I N P J C II S A T A 1 T A I II 1 II ~ 0 E U C 0 L I I S K l k YIM HT 0 l LA S,T It 0 Et t N llYARTT£S1'U£EIOAA S I N S H I C I A I A II M R 0 II I II C A A L 1 T A A II l I l R Y 0 A I U Y S N S 0 N M II Y II l A A H II 0 U A T E P I • It A L E X A II D 0 L C Y II II M P 1 0 TMIAACllCAAIRlEMSECll Realt«S,6'1s-6000 760-9..m___ site · 1n prestigious BELLA VISTA Wit. R~ Aro.cl ESTATES. Over 3000 sq looking for the perfect 4 rt or luxury llvmg 4 Br & Fam nn execut1ve B d r m s , 3 b a , 2 home on quiet cul-de fireplaces. 360 deg view sac, great family area, I Includes 2 stall bam, pool size lot? Ory her laqdscapmg. AU this for tears! We've f!Ol one !' $351,950 Ask for Donna Seller assisted r111anc1ng at 9.5%LOAM Aaaume this 118.IXX> VA loan and the owner may carry al a 2nd T.D. Lov· ely 3 Bdnn 2 Ba Mesa Woods home with dintng room and add«i famlly room. It also reatures a spa, some new carpet· ing1 garaie door opener ano much more Full price $165,000. at only $215,IXX>. Rancho Consultanu Co l46oe ....... I 006 TR\DITIO\ \I. ~L\I l ) 631-7370 Sell with EASE! lt'aa BREEZE Claulfied Ads M2·S678 RCTaylorCo '4r1 ">Ov STEPS TO HACH 2 bdrm each unit + room & bath off 2 ca r garage. Good w Is rental area. $2501000 . associated BPO• 'Q :> llf 11, 'CPS J I ,.,,,, tlo t-l , ' ,.,,,, RESIOE~TIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES CAH YOU IB.IEVE 3 Bedrooms for $109,500? Neutrally de corated immaculate, end unit. Loads of storage space. Excellent location. near pool::i & parks. Walk to schools . As s umable first! $109,500. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 '==' ~\\lllA-"r,~s· :: 1W11t4 11>r aAY L POUNI ---- ·=·~ _:.~ ....................... LADMET I I I I' r I . NIA£& I I' I I A l T II 0 I I I' I <Red Carpet) 714 /676-57)6 MEWPOIT HGHTS De luxe townhouse duplex. 3 bdrm, ramlly, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAUIYOWMB 327 Coral & 311 Amethyst 673-0181 l46oe p..... 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.'a bath each unit -------• Frplcs, all bu1lt·1ns. decks & pat1<1s. Park· like landsca ping. SELLER WILL HELP FINANCE •.OOO! lalboo hy Prop. . ...... *67S.7060. COUHTIYCLUI UVIHG Mesa Verde Country Cl ub Villas Stones throw to r11rways! 3 BR, 21., Ba looking out on STOIY IOOI HOMI New llstin& Pen.lmula Point. Ideal location close w bay & beach. Unusual architecture . "French Country" with gables & dormer win· dowa. Call Uz Beazley ror appt. to see. 642-5200 j PETE ' BARRETI .. REALTY Pool, Cabana, Gardens. •••••••• Italian ceramic tiled eor.. .. ..._ IOU patios . Spanish ••••••••••• ... ••••••••• fireplace . Adults. Flexi· ~-1!1111--Jl!lll-• ble terms. Owner may Nearly new duplex. carry lst loan. Offered T b r e e 8 n d t w 0 at $179,500. By appt. bedrooms. Three and Owner /a1ent. 549-l3&6 two baths. JdtallY de- w_... ,, __. ol!!..1-& aianed for l\*U. Larie .,.. .. w_ u111mablt hl and ltdllctcl to $265,000 owner will carry 2nd Right on the canal In T.D. Call Roter Bar· NewportShore:s.Ahuge quiat, 7S9·1241 or 3 Bdrm 3 Ba ramlly 631-7300. ' home In immaculate •••••••• condition. A super loca· .1.11.1. Ill,. .. lion only steps to the ••• ••• --beach. Attractlve owner Elegant new 4 Br Vic· financing avaUable. A tor i an . pa rtial vu, 1uper buy! ownr /contractor j111t ..... ..._.Dy comM\ill.C. lm.000. '1M1 IY OWi• Cuatom • yr old home. 3 ~ Bdrm, 2~ ba. Xlat TOwtlloe.1 fluncln1. 1410,000. Call the apeciallata at Courteay to Brkl. the coadomlnlum In· ,._ .. rormat.lon Cllller. -=~ .. =-.,-.-.-ss--TouchllGM Realty ~ -.cm Loftlf ....... Md oten n . I Bdrm bome. -...=;;.;..;.:.:::.=:L:.--=~=-1 .. J. ........ and OW\; bellMt It • ., aL!!tlUI 321& mll 1.11. F• SAil IY II& 3bdrm,,.. 2bo, 40'x 135' lot. Coll: r1eldsteod & Co.: 91H117 , ... .,.,~ ------- ............... _., - -....... Wt .......... ---........... ,..,. ...... '°'' Olllra..... ....... ... ., • ~ ..... 't. 0 .. I ••• ....................... ....................... ....................... .................... ....................... ...................... . .................... . ,~...._..._ ...... ._.. IMt lwll IMI JltiwTe... l.lhdfCCM>O'Z'Plaa ......... ,,,., 2 C:..W-. U2 1--......._. UU .... ,.... .... JUt , ... ,_ .. _,, ...... , ...... -....... _,. •br Iba remit • ............................................. ::T.::':~ ........... •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• New •od•lar TJPe Water •iew, iatllldtt • •' y, _..._.. POO&.MCJeie 411rbomtlaMW.,,...,.. NnCoadoNw11U«lfttaJ R&IM~ h ~ '! r r I H .... t / >1 ri 1l 'I ~·tt.1:. IAST'SM Lovely 3 BR 2 Bl, fam rm home w/fplc, dbl 1ar.SHt,5iGO. Broker ttM3llO MISA•MAI tr you've waUd for a --.,-----'--'-'==Of dttam come lnle, this ii it I A touch of magic hu made this the moat beautJruJ home with oo equal Ill lhil ana. Ex. amine 3 Bdrm 2 ea beauty for ill flawlea1 lnoovaltve design aftd appearance. At P .900 and VA tenna It won't last. 151·3191 c....w.. ...................... OWN• flMAMC• Lar•e • Bdm:a 2 bath home . b eaut lfu wallpapers tbN>ut. C dt 1ac 1tnitt. Owoer wi carry AITD ror 7 yea at 13.Sft ln&erest. For a appointment to see, ca 540-1151 : • HERITAGE c:::., ,I I -ti-' I ~~f /. '• 1 • f ' 1 CCl.CMY Lq •Ir, 2~• famUy -.. iD Ollally Club Wallr to pool, tttual•. New flaaaeln1 avail. Call for dUUe. WOODUIOOE COM'AO! aw, 2ba, famlb' m1, cor-ner lol, auwnable lat will consider Znd. IOO. Ml.IS , .... Ndltt ...... Pacifica by Bren. U5t aq fl. S Bdrm. Z\t ba. Large viewi lot. tJparaded. mt.ooo. 5 Purple Sace. Ph: ·S.S·sc&l or 97~0436 ~,.r **JUST USTED! Super comer location Civet -areal privacy lA> the lovely backyard, highlighted by the almost new hot tub! The ownen are aruclous and flexible terms are available. 4 Bdrm 2 Bu and only $1615,400 Hom ... ltaMd laad. IHd. lK UllUDtblt ..Jl!'.:11.11:11.:..!~!a.---lrvwY--,.. Colle1e Patti, I Br. l~ mtDt modem~. Ir IV. la M tq ft ~:,~~':~:1~; ~';·o:,f:r:· ,1 .. ::i -ll!HOUSlll!l!l~l!l+-INl!l~ITl!!lll•I HJatorka~Souiah lb. Laree backyard rec tac ••all. no "'= Drive~~ Palmer pier fr om Ut,tOO quarttn. ClU oow for ZMrm + blc:bllorwith (2) Ulllta Sul Clemnu CompJettl,y upJraded. ~ da11, Ul-'7 HA o. No Ptta1, a 1 dttalla. 7~ over ao fhlM trw. RV rnovaltd, cJM to beb, aso Mo. Pool main· •!!1!311111!!' DO e ti ro. Ca I $UO,OOO. lO'lli do•n. c · t1t-7215. a Br 2 Ba. apa, walled ~-----New woodf1la11, apa, !B'trtMw[!V!t1e!oco acceu. AuiM owner. OWC.411-1151 SootleuSbdnn,J"'ba,&d 11rde9, eocnpl privacy. W.A. UH aolar, I d.U, 2 frplct. _...""""'.....,~""""'.;:;;;;.;=:a:.-r AUror PtD.• C.11. nel1llborhood. 17~.Utl'!W ...................... . a+/3+ cloMf\DObltnac•l-... ---~·I Hl-WZ ..-. .. ,-.. .. UI"-. R""~ table/puor/V\11& vwa. OCIAN,.OMf --~-Avail 7(U. aMI +MC. Super lot. Up1raded, HOMEFOR ""' ~ Huie 1 1' old triplex. COSTAMISAINTS dep. New palat, new 3bdrm, a. boaw. l.rf 3 Bdrm. P. fenced . . ... . Prime locatloa. lint I • Ua .... 10.11.,,. Cl]!U, blunu...... m. 17251@>: 4IHl1J ya.rd • Jataf'. Kids • IY OWi • owner fiDMdal. 14 Uo ..... 10.10~1\ 5 Br 3 Ba, 11 yrd. nu Beautiful 4 Br. I Ba 1 pee.a wercome 5'5-2000. Lovely 2 Jl&Gr)' Udrm, 2 Playa ILEmltOO I Ua llOOK. ~·l~,, carpet, dnpc11, oven. rtory Raodl. Lrs llvlo1 ...:A.:.a:tn""'t""'no=i="----ba, lh11~mtaili., .. ,_______ •UnSMOMt~ui:c. Ck>M to Kbooll. pari, rm• dJa.lnC nn combo Welfllll., Ute awn able . D.500, .,. 1 _. ••• _ _. 1 _.__.IT Broker CoopH'IUoo. teonla. Mesa del Mar. with wood burniol frpk, ...................... . (ZlJ)-..nfor ·----,,., ... _.. CallTomLeeAa~t Bob or Dovie a1.l.J86. fam rm, bll·ia ... klt, HOMEFORRENT (714)3Z"M70I lOV.i\\ loan, 10 yr. 1 I J% flleAMC•• IG A . utJI rm, 2 car 1ara1e. 3 Bdrm. 91QO. Fenced licMI.. bdrm den, view. ~le, Newport'• exchlllve D&l\D D .... Mtw rrdener, view. Drive yard &i fcar11e. Kids le Iv n. SM tml 11~ro. • .~. rotpt,r 1 nnofo' Penwula Polnt. Ntwly ~ Two 2 Bdrm unita + in· 3 ...... rm .. ~ "· fplc y 29101 Anne a Maria peta we come. 545-2000. ~ · ., h coutnided 4 Bdrm aoCi la ,.. """' • • -· • L a o e ( r o w n A ent no i . Walled a.nd aat.d octtn S73-fll07 or l 4 bath rtakleftee with pvt w apt. \-\ bia to beach carpet.a, drapee, bll·lns Valley /Nlfuel Rd area>. . -- fro n l utate with BOAT DOCK IU50000 w/ocean view. Comp Obit &ar w/opener, 11751110 Avalllmmed Co••••klu 1 fabulous view. Pvt 1te111 4 ~~UTIYI. ne-t!~t· lncludlnl the li.nd' or tum. SeUH wW finance. yardl, 1anSener. kida • DUNOER, ~: U.fw hh 1 d 3425 to the 1and. Call for ... $I 295 000 1 ehold S21J.500. ()pen Tbun pets o.k. $125. 5474571, 15'7'°'101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• brochure. ed. 93$0,000. wnable 0 .:,ae;/Buli::r Dan lhruSatl .. PM.lUMh, Lorri Wk da, 546-5434 ........ ¥'-'-U'7 SanClementeJbt.2'°'ba. CAROL=.RLTR. :,anle:else=~e':~ Blbbf7S.ZllL W.N=8~7Bkr{Owner 3ev8dalc~ t bs •••••••••::t';•••••••••• ~:"wsq.ft:.~~an 842:f7111 'wnm ~1. ......, wn e, HOMESFORRENT . DivorceForcaSale t-C:....___._ 1076 JIOO Crplt . unoew,clo&eto 3 Bdrm• SUS·$700. 2br.lba,encl patio.dis· Lower 3 ~rcb Bay. HarborviewHome - -••••••••• .... •••••••••• So. Cit Plaza.1675. A&t, F d . d ' hwuber. nr So. Coast Great ocea.n view, pvt Monaco. By owner. 3br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28001 ttbld,on9100.qft 6"·0134or6"-6388. ga~!g~: J~r, ~ts Plau,SSOOtmo.751·1350, area 4 BR beaeb ho1&1e 2 ba, ~uum $p2K. lot. \!enced ' black Vacant! &Side 3 Sr. 2 welcoaie. 545.2000. -'548'-=-·""'700....._1 ____ _ 499·3144 f:;~~~l.1As~· WA~~~LX topped. ConlJder trade Ba. frplt, lndry. 359 Aaent,noree. 3 Bdrm Condo New paint COMPAU 7fl0. Own . . an . VA Term1 available. for tel. OwnerMS-4832 Woodland. -.SO. 673-3800, * 3bdrm. 2ba, fam rm. & carpet, Newport Ter· lhe quallty on this new --Gre1t rental location. o.t of Shll9 645-8090. frplc. gd view, gd u~ race. 738-~ c111tA>m . allthefinisbina POOL Juat $125,000 Property 2600 E. Side Zbr, tba, renced aradn. fncd yrd. 1700 WOODBRIDGE·3bdrm. touches are thueJ Ex-Spacious pool home ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, gar, $500/mo. 844)..5626. ISSO. Upst.alrs,spacious, ecutive ntilhborbood. w/Jac. Gourmet ltitch, ~ WASHINGTONSTATE 646-37CM He --'INdt J26t quiet neighborhood. Bit Fabulous views . arch fam nn, 4 BR+ office. (1 •• A i IS 12 acre. Commercial r fte condo SC Pl area 3 •r--• Ill!. Crpts. drps. access d · ed ... ..,. ooo BR ld•al fior _ _. .. _r or -a• pro""'rtY N J ~ N .... · ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ool a tenn1·s ea1gn . ....... . .. UIUUJC ....... .... .... • r .... ea. BR 2\'a ba. Mjrappl/air, Pvt park, 3 Br 2\'a Ba. 0 p . •P . L ........ 1.1. &uot ) 3 car gar. IAJE terms. 714 1752·7867. pool / tennla. USO. W/D fri S72S/m courts SI Wildwood 597-14'1 000. Brbrll46-43llO --..-Arleen Bkr. 646-2143; l-73:S@ KidJO~~no~. o. l213}837.&3.18 U -•-1 •uMO 493-02Cl2 l..clttt &-J hnllanhaU New, nr 0ttan, 1 bdrm l.egmo... 1050 -n• ,,..._ D .. PoW J226 o · Sec gate Fplc Patio No ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIM'n40USI Gro•tt 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-lB 3 bed ..... __ 2 ba.... Inc redible view of ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br, 3 ba. 2 frplcs. Ls SS.223l tm arr••~• l'ti:•>.lr~11.. rm .. ........., u .. , IRVINE C d If 0..P.W 1026 built-ins, enclosed yard. ocean, bay ud night c111tom tri-leveJ w/vlew. on o go '•••••••Ill ---------I pa1'd gardener. 2 "ar llght1. Spacious 3 FA&.11100« .. 000.497·51~. course loc. Rancho San RE ALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...SSUM ... ••uv· "' , ~ J 2b 2"'-d OPEN HOUSE Sun. Len-"'~ "' garage, firepla ce bedroom. Large U · · 30 acrta prime avocado BTOf'O J23J oaqu1n r . .,.., en, nil c rt, pool, spa, u..ROO Takeoverblghbalance '600/mo. Avll July 1. aumable 1st. Agent. laod.12acresof10year ••••••••••••••••••••••• all appl, w/dry, bar-b-balcon y otr MBR. -on VA loan on this ownerM2-0138 759.0120 Haastrees.3pbaseelec· HOMEFORRENT SANTIAGODll. que, pool, ground floor 1143,500.Superauuma. ~u~i£ith::~~:r almoslnew3Bdnn2Ba Mil.._Viefo 1067 MA~~~~~~rNT trical&boosterpumpto 3 Bdrm. 1625. Fenced Beautiful ho111e avail w /patio S82S /mo ble loan. Ocead' View PoUlble on large~Nice ~P-•••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ffAD8M I.Ill I A custom deU..,ht with S property,. Low down, yard ' garage. Kids &c now in elrgant area. 4 .-85""1'-·0""320--.. ____ _ Johll Marshall with second story. grad~;. · Caalirl, {' F•lll C llDUll naL bedrooms, 31,1 baths, owner wilJ ca,rry. Call pets welcome 545-2000 Br. 3 Ba. Dining Rm. To...._. l'Sl·lJll Minutes to beach ' cove,.,.. patio. or a•aalct L&e custom home site 3164 sq n. and a 3 car 67B~l7t300~erre 1• Agt. Agt.,nofee. · · Llvlna Rm. ' Family U.fwl ha.d 3525 harbor. Auumable details. Fre.dt&Nle With spectacular view. aarage Located 00 a ~ ~ ,.._t•ill y~ 3214 Rm. New wallpaper, ...................... . Ml.~ loan. Financing available on Just down the hill from l t .... ho rt _, cozy kitchen Ii maoy TH E LA K ES /I r v this beautiful cuatom Harbor Ridge. Owner ::e ~u..:i":te ~ef~m~~ lNt &'* ••ifoP.iiiroR•R00••• ma.ny 1tras. Sl750 mo. 18drm, 1ba, ~1mo. ~ ______ __, •• Ai Ii S -----·· REAL ASS•MA•I •w IAI E ~ .. _ ... IASTSIDI 493-0302 498-lCMO Beautilul 4 8dnn flus·------hmlly. featur nglt'Lf a---.a. 10 .. A endoeed courtyard, en--_,, •--tertaioer1 backyard ••••••••••••••••••••••• with Kol pond and lovely SUHI COMDO patio. Veryopenandlots l~•.OOOt!! ol glau. Ask1fts Sl97.SOO. ~ mi. to beach! Im. For ID appointment mac., blghly l.lPlr&ded 1 see, call S41HUl bdrm +den /guest rm., 1 '·,. HERITAGE REALTORS Ir* bath. Pools, jacuui, tennis, clubhouse, wet bar, rprlc. Perfect for sel. or couple. $110,SOO. ••••••••!!! Owner 1J1Jious. Needs MISA YlaDI flnancina lo exi1lina ElecutJve home, 3 br, 2 $311,000. Owner will help! ba, l 1tory bomeoo quiet Open Sat, Sun. 1-5. Bkr. cul·de·sacst. llgebdrm Non ·Coop. S36·HIOO ; could be eoaverted to _,96N34~=-=.;..1 ____ _ ma.Ile 4th bdnu. Room "1st Ti• !mJs" for RV a«eu or pool Bkr NHl.12. DllAM SIOJ.000! EASTSIDE •ooo h 2 HOMES I 01/tre w. On laree lot. A 3 Bdrm 2 Hard to find! Practical· bath, 2 fplc'a, patio, ly lmposaible, but we did PLUS 2 Bdrm cottage, il and it's a beaut of a Sl1u 000 co-ln b buy. Lota of pluses In '""• · "wane & Y this NEWER Mediterra· owner. 12%. b , ~-f • u-r-.. •-nean argain.• ~ o •1---.~. glau, HUGE PVT. .. ••5•41-•n•Jt••• DECK ror sunning all CUTISTA&Ta 3 Bdrm l Ba West.aide cucJe. Quiet lree lined •t,red. Aaume low in· tereat loan with low down payment. Full price $105,000. cay. Charming Spanish arclUlecttn with arches nrro1111ded by lu1h gardens witb lots of out· door living areas to en· joy withcM chores (like a sparkliDJi!wim pool). See this lat IJld It will be your lasL Better hurry, caU now. C~21 cw..,.J e-~ I :.·,11i " , I '. y ,: 1 ,111()() home in the exclusive seeks equity partner orf living with plenty of &c....., 2100 3 &c 4 Bdnns. S725-S1SO. Broker Cooperation. 5"·9581. 7S2-198J guarded community of pou ible Trade. Tedi room for expansion. As· ••••••••••••••••••••••• re n c e d yards &c -'7""59=-·=8t7"'-'-'4.'----'---Tres Vistas at Lake Mis· Ge1Sslerm.3t23 I r IE EXCUIYl'OIS sionViejo.4,lSOsq.ft .of ..• !!!!!!!!!!!!••••••• sumab e lnanclng ..... I garages. Kids &c peu OMTHIWATB brealhtaldnglakeviews"' avalJablewlthlowdown • welcome . S4S-2000. Great view ol boat.s &c d l I ----~---~ Ponibilltles, $47S,OOO. INVESTMENT Agent. no fee. bay. Brick (pie, family Costa M ... Abandon"d Turtlerock an cus om e egance. H•uoa•-.. ·-. .,.,., 1a-as -. • •••••••••• .. A -.. _. .. ....., "" '-ase 3 Br. 2 Ba. rrplc. room. Available immed. •••••• •••••• Mansion. 4 BR, w1new The finest lo appoint· • Of' -.. .. ITY ..,., SUS C" ~,.....s · m e n t s a n d L .... o.Ho. Pvw "'" ! fresh paint, 2 c11r gar. for 9mooths. Only IMIS -•A SO"k loan. 13""3 in crartsmanshjp with 4 2br, 2ba "D\'NASTY" l" Prime Office space with $1000 Mo. Da y 12·6 mo. Furn. 1 br. apt. 1345 & terest.Prictdtosell Prf bedroom, 3i,., baths. Model, wood rloors. fngO wellknownExchangor 213/877·2626, Eves aft6 THEREALF..STATERS up.Encl.gar.Adults.no ~c!Y 1f':r +75~vd: spacious fantily room, b~ck kitchen. IDOW'!tain •.i&.... Services: Sect'I, ans 714 673-~ pet.s 21~ Ne~M Bl. 7~9227 library, '4 fireplaces and view, le.ase option. s er v .. co p 1 er . 1._11agtw.._.. J240 NEWPORT CREST 548-4968 wn8 S lots more. Offered at !!!~ w/S30K cash. Otti.rl.-tsw. S200·$300/MoNlmme0dC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Bdnn,2(K)l)sqftCondo Ut lls paid, enclsd FOi SALi S145.000 ....,......,., o~cupaocy ~ar HOMES FOR RENT Close to pool and teruus. garage Bachelor Qwet IY OWta D.M. Mm W Ur ••••••••!!! •.:.;;•.;;;;••••••••• Airport. Gene Tnbolet 3 &c 4 Bdnns t625-S100 tB2S le11e. Agt. ~5357 area . No pets $3SO Priced below rnkt & ap-644-tttO Lido Part. Choice loc. Fer S. 11 00 957-40 5 Fe 0 c e d y ard 5 & or642-0313 548-11251 '7611-7633. .,lll'ai.led value for quick ... _ ___.ll..-.a. fA.1. Mobile home. lbdr-m. IHth.. garages Kids & pets ..... 111..r-S3SO Practically Cum 1 I b tlf I 4B .-~,.....' --lba, liv rm. Kitch. w/din ••••••••••••••••••••••• W_.._d wel fto~e. <4•-2000. • ~_,_ ~+den Gar, l0 e patio sLaaPe. ~aul .u R r •••••••••••••••••••••• area. Brick pauo. Pvt ESTA.TISA.LI _,... 2900 A"en't nofee." ., Beautirully redecorated et • ts ama in rvme ac-Va cant, ready, owner b h ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!! • El Dorado model. 3 ature. qw • 00 pe · quel Club Assumable ani ious. Will hel P ea c . $3 3. S 0 0 lS66 Majestic located in Rttl...Whac• 3bdrm 2ba fncd yrd nr 8d 2...., ba 1 b 2234-B Rut ers Dr. 1st & low 2nd. M~ke bett finance. 3 Br 2o,.; Ba, 15 (714 l67S-8489 wkends; Laguna Beach Park. Older Resldenlial Bchor park . & school s61s pa~'et nrs.' S:curf(y Mewportleodl 1769 orter, must sell immed. acre pri vaite park, (213)79'7·~ wknites. Near Ocean. Week days W 840-4051 . . ~ated, view. $1200/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Tony 540-420t dys ~-_.. ..... =._ 759-4175 aterlront property. To . e. Call n..--Sutton . ' $134,900. .,....., ..,. -r "" h purchase &or jointly de· Luge 2 Br. House 4 uvuwa 552·5949eves. JohnManball IAY .. obl~e• om~. l~XS~. velop. I will provide blocks lo beach. Dbl 544-9076 or Henry WOODIUMH 631-12811 4 BR, pool, spa, •Int po~cted ~::'1.!u ~~ l~ rmancing Charles aarage, trg yard rioo 552-5895, Bkn. Beau 4 Bdrm home. ram financing. w!Z2"1o down. r:,:. ~bble· 642-a Pe . 95fH281 Mo. 960-211.S4 Exclusive Big Canyon rm, Din nn. atrium. cul· $113,000. Call Gerry or · . · · ~rm . 2ba, 1700 Bolsa golf course condo. 2 br. 2 de-sac. Grat loc Next Chrilta. srARNES CO. Priced Rtgb( · 10 x SS' Chica /Edinger. 3bdnn, ba, d111. rm. tennis, pool, to beach Ir tennis. Bnck S73-T111;781H3'7 mobile home. All adult ....................... 3ba,2stry,f/S0.2blkst.o pvt gar. s12so1mo. Ir lattice patio 6 part In K1mt. Bch. Call ......_,. ltt.d bch. 4bdrm, den. 2~'2ba. 64().812',497-sm Mallard.552-<M Duplexes, oceanfront. y9y111S N2-4214rorappt. .. ..................... 2st .~5504. Newport BeachCREST- 15 LOCATION beaullful ocean view. • IODOWM• ...... ,. II 1'1y 1400 CorwdelM.r 1122 s Blks to<K'ean. Elegant 2 pool, lge 2br. 3ba, Jsty, IMPORTANT? ~JfJ!n. ';~1:,:7~w Beaut 2 Bdrm 2 be ....................... ....................... Br. ' Den. S150 Mo. ttMis, view! 1138-7488 do. AHume lit ;'8': 314 Jasmine, 2 ~ ~e. Plush crpls, 21,, Ba LMEHEW! You bet it ls~So settle BAYCRESTBEAUTY.s OWC 2nd T.D. at !Mi WATBIPIOMT I& yar:d. Priv patro. Cedar&cglass,sWl<leck, 3 Bdrm. ll.<t ba Bluffs your famUy to Cam· Br. Family Rm. l200,000 Sl?O 000 All-MCM%17 OfftCllLDG AvaJI Sept. 626-6272 or dbl car prv gar, fully Condo. near schls and pus View. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. aaaumable lit. Owner ' · PreaU•low location in 621S-Ql67 maint. yard. Adults, no shopping. Children O.K. form a I din In• room · may carry Sl00,000 2nd. • pe•· Jnquir· e t <..., 18th C•-ho "' 81'1 Canyoo •A-".-me. Newport Beach. All this Hew--' ll..-.A. l I 6t ~. a -1 No ""ls. ' --.,"" Mo ..,.e to s ppuig, an 1 year. $435.000. Call .., .. ....., I r--• __.. St 960-Wl. r-......, .,.,., recreatiOft. Very attrac-Hedda Marosl Ageol ~n dally l.S. 25 Ca· P UI a llO' boat slip. ••••••••••0 ••••••••••• • 644·0335 tiveterms. Sl7S,OOO. CW6-1044. Toseelrsell! nyoo Island Drive. Goll Owner will excbanr. ....._~ Exec. homes br, 3 ba. 3 -=-"-"-=E=ASrB"--~L-U_F_F--1 OCEANFRONT Dupla 1 course view, tennis, Prin. only. Call Merre .I. Prof. decorated 3 Bd car gar. Nr. beach & Thrtt Bdrm, 21.<t ba. end "' •· •·---b'-1oa bo Full · .. _ schools. $1000 mo i . d ' Tri-Plex. xtnt loc. poo ... IU<lwua "" D. me. Y fumJsncd 963-33'19 un l good coodition an pp 673-7677 673-.....,3 127~,000. A&\.675-5200. w /gardener. monthly location tBOO per m11 • • • 101 • cleaning services and S B d r m . 2 b • o n Week daYS 7SIM.17S PIDTV IN IAYROMTIMftD association fees 1n Capetown, f795 Ava il MOIU~'"' Mii eluded Jae comm Aug 1. 968-6110 or """""" Balboa Peninsula · two 3111••••!1!!1•!!!!!!11( . •• . RENT OR LSEOPTION H119na Yl£W bdrms 2 ba Garaoe pool and delightful fam1· 964.4370 S 2B B THE "GOOD LIFE" Y£A .. -flOOND FUfe: Social Acllv1bttt 0. · 1ector • f"rff Sunday Brunch • 980 s • Pames • Pfu5 more GAUT llECftEATION· Teoo;s •Free Le$$0t1$ (pro & p10 shop> • 2 Helllh Clubs• Saut\11 • Hvdromaasage • Sw1mm1ng • Goll Onv1ng IQnge BE.AUTIFUI. APTS. Stngles 1 & 2 Seo rooms • Fu1n11hed & Unlumilhecl • Min L1V1ng • No Pels • ModelS Open Daily 9 10 6 " Ull p1·er a'nd ,,_.:t. One"or' C...teryl.da/ ly living. Lease ror lniM 1~.... uper r. 2 a, own Smashmg fantily room ,..,.. C.....A.t 1500 .. CN\1 .... 1,....,. a.... yard, Nwpt Pk .. close to · h b u those "hard t-0 find" ',,.... · ........, mo ....... WN ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch IKCJ'! • 1 ·1 Oakwood believably beauti(ul en-lt~ms andlheownerwill aw--" 67S.71CM,6'2-699Imsg. ....,.....,...,.,..,..,, H~ \()1'110\ \I l~I \I 1' 1iJ1.7J7D 14MOIO Watr frnt condo. l Bdr. Legmo .... Wit wet ar. n· ....................... e Calif. Homes. •192 Yearl· ' ~mo. IDC Utl ' ,, __ ..... _Aft·--·· ~~a~":~~'!itiore!~7. ~:~_t!iJ~J:~~~ 2 cem~-:'1o ts . Ll·ngO ~~.3A~c.2n::·P~T~: Jbr, 1ba,lgeyard.coun-~s:=~:.h~· be .. interest of 13"'. Weslminster Memorial Water &c Grdnr tncld. try atmosphere of S.A. (71 •) "u·l 1'" Ab$olutely immaculate ,.., · •.rb.... Hgts. $575/mo . some .. .,...,.. "'" move-in condition. Eventhepnceisrightat Pull. Good Shepherd -JnS. Ageot541-5032. t _,. . f .._ .,_.,..... •---h S. 1041 Super nice w /pool, lllnis. $560 .00 month . 841Hl65,~ -------1.,.1..._ CUTI STAITB -1044 3 Bdrm l Ba West.aide ••• •• • • • • ...... •••• • • •• clltie. Quiet tree lined THNOt5 atreet. Allume low in· TOWMHOMl7 terett loao with low Call the apecblist.a at down payment. Full the condominium in· plice 11~.ooo. formation center. IASnmlM.I a bednom l Nth 6 2 Mnn 1 MUI wait Oft =·~--·· Touchstone Realty INS.'Mllli7 Rancho San Joaquin Villa Portola Model, must see mny upgrades, prin ooly $169,500. For appt $51-8890. . WOOOlllDCM DaAM Lovely 3 Bdrm home, clole to part, pool and tennis. In prime Wood· brld&e location. Take over ranlaltlc low In· tereat Joan. ~.950. don osen • •••••••••••••••••••••• INDOf THllAMOW Sparkling 3 Bdrm home on beautifull y landscaped corner lot. Soothing spa. wood decking and covered patio. Ocean view, glow· mg parquet floors, plush carpels, aourmet kitchen. Lowest price in the area. 12419.500. don osen ' I ' ' ~ 1ecllon . worth 1760 · ren r""'uct.ton or wo.... ._......,, -Creative rinanclng Sl,300,000. ......_ __ U_.., , &......1 University Parit Terrace R & H InvHtments 1700161h SI 10o .. 111 161h1 available. Ma PUCHS each, asking 1879 for ..-.uwni-3 Br 2 Ba e nd 7 (714) 642·5113 .A. -· --r-p AVIU<>e4 llAl.TC>lt both. 714/6'2-9131eves. ....................... townhouse. Good Joe No -=-52=-·2=197"'-'------1 .. ______ .. -RE01...AKt1:J '75-1120 FAIRHAVEN (l ) lot G••r.. 3202 pet.s. S150. lat & last + l_..IWfsC.. 75+1202 i••••••••I choice, Lawn 'J' $400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• security. 213/431M1442 an 4br, 3ba. ram rm. on Waterfront Bachelors 9S3-10ll9aft.3PM FOIYOUI 6. Greenbelt nr pool. Nr 42nd St . S4001Mo Newport Hcts View WSIMGt&:DS Sl300/mo 675-0iOt utilities d675-2325 THI 11.Uff Home. 4br. 2ba. 2500'. 2 IC4••r'C6• Wooillrid91 TWllltM ~~---~~· "'=-=----"----1 PUH '"X.. frplcs, wet bar, lots of ,,..,...., 1600 CA0 'ENCEAU.MORRELLI Sharp 2Br. I~Ba, dbl ExN ecutirtvec4 Br. Condo. UDO IAY RONT. 3 bd din u wood /glass, 4 decks ••••••••••••••••••••••• .n.&. car gar w /opnr , ewpo rest. 28drm.2barum. Yly. rm. · rm., v. w/spa Ir nlce yard too. RARE C.J.H NewPort 675-1771 wthr/dryr,stove. refrtf· Call631-0460 S750 per mo. Beach rm., fam. nn .. F/P, 2\'a 9 0 b AC. End unit, wa I Prop.645-21188 ba, 1tr1 large porcelain $45 • 00 Y owner Beach Propert)'. SO' ----_ tub w /ceramic tile walla 646-2647 ' ftontaae In prime Joca . paper, earthtone colors. ON THESAND5 Steps to beach. Nice 1 Ii floor. 4 covered patio tioo. Owner will finance. Ad Its• lse. $72S mo 2 bdrm, lots<>! wood and BR Yearly Quiet adult. Pri -ooo • .., UDO_."' Exclusive. Principals <hmr/all.631.SW shuttera, hreplace. $350 with ut ility 1reas. ce -· , ~·"' ·-l d..... -.~1 down,auwneMO.OOOllt •llttSllt only. Ask for Irene WOODBRIDGE-4br. ma urea ... ~ . .,,1 .. mo 213-670·7933. trust deed at 7Wk . Xlnt $ 1 1 5 0 0 0 ~ E Loudon. Act. 831~7 or ~~~~~~~~ 2ba. tam rm, dining rm. yrly · .. N.COAS'rHWY land leue ~.OO per REDUCTION on this 4 1..-::'31~·~7300==·-----.: f!S~£1mo . lndsc pd . CORNER2BDRM. ~ LAGUNA BEACH • year. Can't dtange until bdrm newly fi11i1bed ••••lal•.a/To ... VACANT 2 BR 2 Ba . _...... with 2 ba. Panoracmic U.fw I bid 4fi..4948 year 2003. H% int. only drea.ii home. Owner ............. 1700 cbildreo •~OK. MSC> IEMTALS view condo. Adults. Pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd trust deed due very motivated. Submit ....................... mo.Call 11112-4471 3br,1\.\ba liSO andspa.SlSOOtmolse. Ge•,.., JIOJ Oltefsa.tlit 191S-87. Call owner for otrernow.HUrT')'! 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Call 642·5678 Call642-56'78 ~:.~•:.~ .... ~~~:.~~-~ .... 1~·~·:.~ .... ~~.' ............ !?.~~ ~~~!!!~.~ .. !!.~~ ~.'~!~.~!?.~ .. !!~~ ~~ ... ~~ ..... !~.~~ ~!!!.~ .... !~.~~ !~!'!!!!.~ .... !~.~~ 'T'~I CostaMHO 3824 CostaM~ 3824 Huntingto..leoc:h 3840 Eai.ts1de Costa Mesa Movmii~ Avoid depos1~ Beach Apt room w1bath, OfflcefWarehouM Offius.l>Lst Reta1l 1ofrice space 700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••tt••••••••• Nice large room w frpk & l'Ul uvm!( experu;es · S2SO JU St room $200 For lease. New carpel.5 Npt &ach sq ft. Westcllff Area NB ....._, INST.ANT IH! 3bdrm. 2ba. rrpk gar & Ololn entry COLLEGE Prof essionall} !>Ince Isl last 673-1053 & pamt Nr. Alrpon & all Small executive office. 851·8300 Opporimity 5005 2 Br 11, Ba Townholbe fn cd )rd Washer dryer SrACIOUS GAL pref OX> mo, Isl & 1971 M·f Rmmt. wntd to shr Freeways Avail now. xlnt address. ,;96 /Mo Small office bldg for rent. ••••••••••••••••tt••••• Easts1de. I child OK hookups Close tu S l' 3 Br 2 Ba. Apt. with 2 last mo req i\ller s pm HOUSEMAru spac: 2 i.l)' C M hm Caj!_644-6500or760-ll71 _ Tern 1714)752-1194__ $1150 mo CM Yard. lnclr) no Great Plaza ~7S mo s-10-0117 c~r attached garage 6463375 832 413!__ -Mm to b<'h. Jacuui. Fltn.btcOffkes RET-'-l.1t•-'-CE Christina, S57-2183 . OVERWEIGHT: Need lor S5SO:'tlo or!l62-9804 \\ D hook· UP patio. ~e1o1 condo in Costa :.1 Ftosharupac 2 RR 2 W D. mny xtrs S2SO+ hi A 'K"A 851-5117 SO people for new pro- TSU!GMT §42lfi-03 lbdrm-w .,,r ..... ,0 +S3'><-I frplc Small lpel l rh1ld ~l esa. pool. court~ Ba apt NB Pool •. pvt Call Judi' 6•< 2362 LNow omcon1. y ral80tes,_ SOOOsq.ft.onNwptBlvd oram&tosha.remCom· --"' 0 • _. "' ok f'or appl ca $'lOO mo I.st. last t se1 · "' · ,., ear · ,...rport. "' H1 trarfic Great ex lftdetriai l..... 4500 e 2Br 1Ba S71 WJoAnn securit~ Call bdore TSLMGM'r St2t603 C k beach $4 00 Cdll 6-lOPM -200 sq ft Recept . pos ure S3SOO mo ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• pany profil.S. l·SJ2.3TI7 ~lax I child :\u pt:t.S Spm 645&IDI --an m11 e arranj?e D Johnson 760·1966. M 27, quiet, considerate. security serv . phone lmmed.ocrupy. 8,700 sq. rt ofrice + •o•r•a•f•te•r•6•prn-64().-1•32JS-- S375 . S1erru ~lgmt' • 2 Br I Ra :ilt>su \'erde !LOCJUl'G ltoeh 3148 menlS 57J.07~ 67S·6000 fr1endl). non smoker. ans w . xerox. sery'I, _Be~lonomics_67~00 warehouse Irvine In· t>-11·)32-1 Lower :-.lo pet'i $t25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• E Side C M l\Jc·e llrea. Woman, c:luld OK Big with cal N~s room util . Janit'I Call Bill at duslnal. ~ tnple net BIKE RENTAL BUSI. 8338971 Laguna Cliff Dr h) lge room ,. lge bath rondo, pool, tennis. etr Aug l Guy 549-5279 851 2120 . after Spm New1><>rtModemStore Call 646·1044 or inquire Sha ~ 's Cove 2 Ar Prl\' ent. male prer ~o 64• 5123 ,, •• < 65 d k d 848 680S or ofc nr post ofr 1450 ln Lagurui Beach. for Orea" '"1ew, patio. frplc. k h <"Kn 11 e" ,,.. · ,......,..~"'1 -ays w " · S48 s f 213 477 7001 Marosi Co. 1·6753 Noyes moreinfo,caU~ 330t • Ile en pnv . ...,., ca Prof rem 25-40, lo shr pre· 957·9266 Brkr Coop 111 w~slchff Jrt'a. ch:irming duplex. 1 Br Frpk FAMfl Y APTS.-patio, beamed n1hng Brand new be<1ut1ful trg 11111!, mrld ~ &12 ~ =21::4·Ui02 or Collert ~!:~~~ed room, nice st1g1 ous 3Br. 2•2Ba Offk•lefttal 4400 °ic~~~ ~l~Wf~R~re~ .h~~roeadtf~-vited -~!.~~ .... ??.~~ area. Steadily employed Turtlerock llome Frplr. •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• rm. $400 per mo Ans Storac)e 4550 WIDOW has money for :ipt for famllles with 1 Large I Br Upper or 2 children \ear p3rk En l·bd l(dral(t• SJiS LS37~ ~e.a,t ~lkdl~lb:;c1lu(~~~j male 40+ S205 with microwave. W /0. total 1617 Weslcllff NB Want Serv secy avail. 17141 4.200 sq ft Ground noor ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd T.D.'s $1.0,000 & up! upgrades Non smoker, hnanc1al inst 7000s r 64().89M Coast H 1 II h w a Y Not fo r cars $80 Mo E·Z CREDIT! No pnlty. Heat paid No ~b :'tlesa del :'tlar o1reJ Call Darlene -194 3672 or ~::h"o~~~l~ $180 nopels 7522836 $340+ Isl.floor AgentS4l5032 ----- -Realonom1rs Corp NewportBeach CallAgtEilffn67J.7311 661 1162 ,, ut1I _ _ u"WPOITl"'-CH~ ...... R..tal 4450 675-6700 673-4154 .... _......, T--'-2 BR. 2 BA $500 751 9905, h m~~Jgc 398 W Wllsol}.._&31-5583 Room\ J Br Town~use ri t.och 3169 I Hr K11rhen pn\ Non M I f I l h 2 "'" ~ •••••••••••••••••0 •••• A """-ll!ICE ..-. • .,•ps. ,_. •• .'':!:! •••••••••••••••• smoker S:lll5 •, ut1ls a e or ema e 0 5 are Full sen ire exec or For store & om re spare STO E or vrT'1 R..tah Wmihd 4600 DeHi 5035 Stunnml(large2Br 2Ra apt' 1n quiet \d ull Garden Apt. Pool & Hcl' C'omple'< ]l;l'~lv re Oceanfront for Wintt•r Near OC.C. 9S5 ~809 !~'::io h~~;i: ~u~M fi ces from S397 "On at reasonable rates Se1 veral renta.ls/Cavaila· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• h ~ ---~-Call " exec offices from 500 to ~ooo ~Ft. be lfl Newport aMery Bachelor 50, low wage 5............_...._ C are. $415 I dt'lordted f1replau! Rentals Fumis l'd & s..tMr R..tals 4200 Park Npt tcMis, pool. SU~ lnclds secretarial. MESA ~VERDE R Village area to $2600 per earner needs IJvtng qtr .,....,......""'."'.,. o. unrurn l!_roker 675 4912 ••••••••••••••••••••••• spa Resp. Fem 23-28 2 phone ans ' word pro -mo. w /storage for restoring All types ol ~al estate 710 \I( 18th St l'ntl~d pal10 & l!arage NO FEE' Apt & Condo LIDO ISLE charming 3 Br. 2 Ba SJ()() Sally c:essing, Telex,qwip 1525 Mes~~ E. C M car/boat. C.M area. will investment.samce 1949 Apls 2br S400. !Bdrm $350 Refng. Slo\'e &16 0311 .ifl 2P\I L1tehbnte.-a1r), I Br upl l 1o11t balcori} or patio rathedral ce1hn1?. pool & spa, lush land!icapmg I \dulls. no pet:. WlO & ~>i9 2447_ 2B r . 2Ba twnhomt'. beaut1full) lnd~cpd frplc. gar lndr) elt' $490 mo Adlts no pel~ 546·4016_ IMMEO OCCUPANCY! 2 Br 1 Ba .\pt Heam ce1hn gs laundr) rm pool Adults onl) no J{;~ :'ti GMT &12 1603 NICE ' 2 hr 112 ba. private patio, enrlosed gar. No pets siS-0 A•k for Bill 631 rai6 SPAPCIOUS ~1rr) no pets $525 \lo 645 3381 rail bl1o1n 9 5 30 Quiri AcMts onr lS Lrti 2 Bdrm l:p,IX'r ~o mu Blfl l.i ndsn1pinR :-.o pets LEEWARDS,\PTS 2020 r ullerton 1\ \I' _63t o:m J Bdrm, t:til paid A\i11I •\ug l. S'l50. Patio. Adlls quiet 644-695!_ Lu~ur} 2br. frplr. encl puho nr park ral'quel bo II $160 67!).-116!) Ne~ 2BR 2BA Nr So Cst Pl aza m1rro fPdbl Elet· Gar pool spa mrl -.1r &. heatpso 979-2940en•_ Pomono 11!1.h I Bdrm I Ba up~ta1rs apt dmtnjl area t'a rporl . 1o1 ater trash p1111I N<i children or pets S37S 545 ~ Ag~n.1_nofee TII E VICTORIAN Newly decor 2Br w gar. ad Its. r rpts. drp!I, bit ms f'nrd yrd 1o1 patio, water pd 636 4120 call 1-S 667 \"1c l!! r '.!J:! $0 rentals Villa Rentals bdrm. 2 bath. pla)room 760 9591 _ THE HEADQUARTERS 541t ~ 123 pay ul1I. 646-3647 aft S~ ill 67!>-4912 Broker Just remodeled Mon Housemate wanted, rent I COMPANIES -6PM z..dl»t PARK-NEWPO-RT ~~is~~~tal Bill Grundy. lort & have full use of ..1..l~l-0681 RETA.I.SPACE M JS seeks I br ap( on 642·2171 545-0611 home & pool m family CdM Deluxe Swtes. AC. 770 sq fl. on Harbor beach . Nwpt Balboa, Want investor for Npl COUM'nYCLUI ~E WPO RT OCEAN atmosphere S300 mo am~I pkg. Ul.11 pd 2&5 Blvd inC.M.IKN\.Great SEU. idle l~ms with a .l!r:...1.r-round.8:11·9424 ba{ifront home. Give LIVI..--_ FRONT Lux 2-4 Br Wk 7$9 0780 .,.,., ii ~ URF · E st H . 67!).6900 exposure. Da Y Pilot Classified we I secured 1st or 2.nd Barbelors. 1&2 bedroom ly 67~-S ..§73 7677 Spectacular view , secun Realonom1cs §7~~ Ad. 642-$678 Want Ad Result.s 642-5678 T D Agt187s.6161 apts & townhouses :\e1o1 port Beach oce11n ty gate. tenrus. pool. spa BOAT SLIP L~~;'J:~~ 2 br.~b~ ~~~1v~~~~~~eek f;~ Ridge. S550m~ iM:Wed ii yow S.CIM •••••••• ••• •• •••••••••••••••• terr . rrpk. pnme. adlts As.en!,_ 67~8170. Share New 2 Br CM w1wt1 Y°" chooM ow • • o~~ix:n7;~~~.~arly . ·~~~a ~~~r~~c~b~~~ ~~~~ :~n~r St_ dtlut 1500 to 4000 •• 8-D A y WEEK SPECIAL •• !bdrm. modern wood & onlj 960--5715_ Rmmle 3S+ toshr lu'< 2br tq. ft. C..._ glass apt t'ol pd. no •7 Blk.tobch LR~. newly apt NR sc Plarn - _ _!7MUZ -• 8 Days • 3 lines • 8 Dollars • ~l.5 ~mo 675-:IJ23 dec·d. 2 br. front yrd College. All amen 711 W.17th St.. CM Wei· lBr yearl) rental P7S~ !168-1126.1 S300 mo 5.56-4776 ·~~:~ ~~s »sq • It's easy to place your 8-Day Week Classified by marl. and it .• 67~621moa~'"-Newp0rtHeach3 Br 2ba, Female t oshr aptShareomre.lowrent.. COStsjust$8-that'sonlyadollaraday!Toquallfyforthis • ... ~~ furn Weekly Agent w same H R ort'a Beach Blvd. HW\l Bch . I ff t be . I ff . OH THI WATB 833-2650~ 673J~49 $180 mo+ ut1I ava1l 8 I 4 desks avail Broker • spec1a 0 er. YOU mus a non-commerc1a user 0 enng • Fahulous bay vie~. Bayfronl pvt suite Adil 960-S875 -842 1418. _ • merchandise for Sale UP to $800 per ad. and the price must • d I 3 b non.smoker. July 15 lo Rmmte t.o shr house m large upper up ex. r Oct 15 $12 00 mo Westminster $250 mo OFFICE • be in your ad The cost stays the s ame whether your ad • 2 ba. garage Adults. no pets INXl Mo Yearly 673-0560 c~1115 1.§02 SPACE needs eight days selling time or just one. 675·Q236 &673-7002__ LIDO l'-Y Fl~ Liberal Roommate ton· • • -A ""• Beautiful Complex next Bayfronl Pvt Sul.le non 2 Bdrm. 2 ba Augn•sl tart service lo Oranoa Co. Airport • • · -12131633-3449 .... Use one word in each box. About 4 words make one e smoker. Gar. shr k1tch S2000 Beach Prop --~ ------1740 sq. n $1.10 per sq. .filS_ mQ. 67J.~ 00-21188 Detached 2 Br (really rt. All or part. (7 orrices) • classified line of type, Minimum ad IS 3 lines. Please print • Bay view 2 br. 2 ba. Lido y otioe...... 425C small hou,,e) all~y rom Nicely d~rated. xlnt plainly. [ ,_ d 1 CK pound orr ~tlfl Ave liohting. New rarpets • • s ... n · yr Y or summer ·~··•••••••••••••••tt•• Near beach, Fem. 40 SS thru-out, central air 1 & 2BDR.M Adult open beamed ceiting, lot~ of wood, servml( bar & lge k1trhen ~ & S410 no pets 22S6 'hple 548. 7 356 /67J.Bl3 E Side. sto\C. refngl'~ H_.lnC)tolt leach 3840 q Ull't. Ull ls tnrl. $240 mo • ·T·H· .E. 'w"HI'. =·E· TRH .... ~ fem.~4461 ~ AgL._673-!lCXiO ~-B1gBearLakecablnsand ~ Aft6 646-4680 t de 1 I Ar c h it • r------------------------------• EASTBLUFF 2 br, den 2 Mammoth Lakes con :.:..=....:: -~ , und k 1 do's 2 da mm 964·5712 Male or Female share Professionals or Con • I • ba. lge 5 ec · poo · ------plush NB. 4 Br. house lrartors. Mrs. Tribolet garage. Adults. $95 848 Oceanrront Newport l'"l blocks from beach 552·76 5 • I • 2 Br 1981 Maple A'e Luxury Adult WlilS at al Refnae AdulL, onl) no fordable bVU1g t.2 & 3 Amigos Way 644-0906 or Beach, 2 & 3Bdrms. w !pool ' tenrus courts a6:S::. 2beth. S750mo. ~~~114 we.~ Call SJSO, lst. & last. Call PLUS H OFFICES, • I. " fi Br Well decorated pets. $315. Sierra ~ gmt Olympic s1ie pool. lighl _Paul !60·7024. 500·8000 aq_ ft. 1801 • I yrly Call Mon thru Sat -WAMTID Newport Blvd.C M. Ph S I • Co. 641 1324 ed tenn!ll court, Jacuw. 1()-4 67~1642 A ..,.,, ........ I 00 ---Newport on Ocean ren ._..,..._ • • . • l Ir, 3 lo Twnltst park hke landsrapm~ Spacious, F /P, dwasher. Most beautiful bldg. m Versailles2 Br2 Ba. vu or lal w11nled. Clean 3 • I 7S A t 6.11-11575 H R From $l:l6 846 0619 _ ...... _---· area. First noor Reas ~.~Y8141r9Sandocean , $825. bdrm , 400I Sl to &M.h St Want-~ 10.80 • ••tiBJI' TOWMHOMES CONDOS FOR RENT 2 Br + Oen. 212 Ra "40 2 Br 21, Ba $20 I Br. xlra lrg fits Brand new. full size townhomu, double 11arages. private fenced yards, fireplaces No pet.s Located 2 blocks from downtown shop· elng. $ min lo beach. Open daily 12'4 66& W. llth. St , C.M $40.96280f 64~ 2 bdrm. 2 bl, tondo, ten- tral 1ir, pool. spa, pr\T•le patio. Chlld OK. Nttr So. Coast Pin• 1496 mo Ask ror Bill 831-1286 Tn lex. 3 br, 2 bl, frplc, o. t>W, micro, 1875. 17 73 ·~--2 8'. nr OCC Gartp1Uo. 1v11l l tU 9'58 1st + la.I. l cbUdOK . ...S-1•7 w_l __ _ £altsid• smaller J Br Nil11nl wood etillDI • ra\iattl Adu.tu only •· MARINERS WALK 2 & 3 Br, Townhouse Apts. from $195 Patios, single & double car garages. near Hunt _l:larbo'!f' ~ __ l,2&31drw. TOWNHOM&5 __ 213 nm OCN&BAVVIEW rate. For family, quiet •• 43 2Q • Bright 2Br, 2Ba penlhse and will live clean 4 wks 11 • unit. lux amenities 1750 or mo. July '82 (' \.h~JJ'fo~ • E!Q. BVCOS.S-2251_ _ several years1. Will de· 1~...., • 15 IO STUDIO . across from posit 1 wk now Reliable. • • • bu ch $.165 imo yrly s7s.t.274 -l\ll._.-" .. 11,? • Add $2.60 for each 1ddltlon1l llne for 8 t1•e·1 • Pool.r.. enc gar. laW1dry. So. Lake Tahoe luxury VI,.._., (..Ol¥:7 "~ 210 t;edar. Npt Shores. Mtn. Home 5br, 3ba in • • &ID-5078 Montgomery Estates, I ,J. • S. C..._.. 3176 very secluded yet S min. \.t'f" • ....................... 14ca11tno/bch.6'1~~ ..,_.M • Publishmyadfor8daysstarting e ME.AR HACH. 21DIM Near new 1 br 1pt .. bulll· It_.. to Slm"f 4300 v<vnnrvf ..hi • Crpts, drps. bit Ins, at . ms. rarpets, drapes, ~·r ....................... ft.Or"' '1 IC/ • Classification _____________________ _ tchd ar 75 S36-092l. 1><>rt1 laun~ry faclblyd ~~J. • . • · · public terws cowts. an ~ Na me ME.AR HACH. llDIM golf coune neht bthand ,~~~late• -------------------• Blt·ins, crpta, dl'Jll, gar. property'! Adult.I only ...... ._.,~ e Address .536-~1. no pell. Av•ll. July l J../:"(t t .uL..A· ... t A • ..___ AJ ------------------• • 2 Br. 2 81. lower in 4· $mo_ SGOl ~(A hu-•1111 Use ,.,..fra""" service • c • ptex. Lndry hookup. 2 BR. 2 BA. CONDO, 0n ... -~·---when placing your ad ... a e ity Zip Phone ____ _ cndsd gara1e. New aoll coum. Sl(Xl. Oldfft • targestacency • C 1 e u t ~~. dMr 1nSo.Cabt.sincem1 Daily Pilot ad number will heck or M.O. enclosed CJ 2br. t 'r\ba coN oo . .,. .... ,. • .,11d c~1~~.A~.~~~:· appear in your classified ad Charge my ad to·. 1 • ~:~~i.":~~~ ~ or U.fw trkd HOO *'~on· . we take your messages 1 • aecurlty 4'121 Artna Cir-....................... wall whonM~h place. 24 hours a day ... you call D * , • ;~1.S:-.::R~1~Es S E A W I H D Nc•p0rt 8elcll.Mi.t• in at your convenience ,, Exp. I e APTS. VILLAGE Servlnaautttes.cout during office hours and get 1 e ,~;~i~~!~~rd'l... ~d~t ~~ t:': ~::~ oardeoGrave.•*I the responses to your ad . . . 0 # Exp. I e bwuher. 1•rt>aa• di.a· 8drmrrom"'5.2bdrm this service Is only $7 .SO L 1 rm•I, PoOI, laundry ft~ rrom $535. Townbouat ------------------------------• Ad~ :::. ;P::;. !':re~ur.°~f"~1!; Uff Ole Dally Piiot «:~kan:oro ~r::e i~:"':i Mii .. Q11 tlfW Aft•' • I • ~~~"tstoo/.n~~2~ ~co;:: :.be=: :r:!!"~!:,aerv•u call M2·S678. 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T.D.1 COEDS .:_.u lo SP!CJALllT, BU c>e· quatrlfltd employee l!anipto•OOtarty,da~ Pro,ertyo.mtrlAacl( COllPITftlVllATIS --" to ly Ow1 toola ·so~ ••••u witb tbc aWllt)< tot lY pay, no drw c."Ode. • br P~ ve~li Deltahdftr....,_ Pfrl1 witll )'OQ. Call S1.1t comm. Some ltt. meth 55 cwnteb' /~ (Ull/part.tlma 1bift1 requJi.cf, mu..,. rehn· <TM••·• or kathy anytime belpral. Larry H111t 8"Med lea Air. 1p1yroU. ·rro;,1 avail. AJll)Qr IAM,.Pll. burument. •U·Ol:U :tOPOIT UH Mllllm llJ1D. ~lll.lrlUr · 111 Auto CHter, UU O(e ex~. lmmtd. ~West , Oardtl ~Wll::.:..:1~:.__--- AlLAMnS ~1-~Rd,L.8. Stull •• opell.lna. Call for iJi • .JtOW'•· ••t1IA&.Oflllel Experiace wttb repe1r. WIPAYTMIWOST MAHAM -1#).___ twv.._ ELICTRONICTl'.OU. Varied cl1.tiel Abae to Inc maeblnu ud ht ,row 1'.D.'a 6 Mota ZlU Harbor Blvd CM Automotive lody &~ APPLY Moo Thure llSSUI~ Blvd. A.IM mo. MUil have 5 drive 1 klc sblA ur ltoowled,_ o1 tlfctrital at Dta1101 Auot-~ 24 · ~ ~~tie =i•nce 15:30 Suite szs ln'ine yn. eiper. In rad'°· TV . ,£. · •PM Kitchen Statioo Attendant and hyctraullcraql&ired 111 llM'SISCOUS preterttd but not W.I. Sd9edl c.., '&O'IQ or eatctronie field. wm GENERAL OPrJCE·Lt •Kitchen Lead Station Attendant llMot.ToGolMd>if. .JA..M·lA _ oe~aty.CTS-t'800Allc So.c:freeoSt.S:1'i rtpalr~lectronicequlp. clerical. fl.ll.llPIJ'ttim• •BanquetCook •BreaklastCook ~~ ;r~e::0 'b0J>g touat' Jllft Y9lr retun, I x p e r I e n c e d Cot Mitt 100h91&# a e&.m IDfftt i&tinl bhaeprtnta t evea or d111. 1W West •Bus Person •Cocktail Waitress H O U RS • G o o D :J• T~o~.:!?! ~Prt~11ure 0~~!aae AUTOMO'l1V1': ~lll!Prt ~/rRda.Y, 9-1, pin·'· ~ 1tore, flllmt. West ~: t~~~ · Ga Grove •R eserva tions C 1 er k • PM P A Y • G o o D ..... -.... ,. IC nc..-llon M-............... " . ,. l, lit. l"' •• ina•-a_._ .. u..... ..... .. 1~-..... -.... -· HousekeeNlll' ""'N"'FITS•SECUR mo. Uftl.tr tbaA a lit Technlquu Sunnv .___ bank depotlU ~ er -•-.:n ....... totftt.•Wl.1tq...,,.uent, 9" __ _...._ ~ uc. " · T.D. Xlllt .,.ir. Prime S3 ·U17Ne . • BRlTJSHLEVLAND randa. $S/hr. Costa work every weekend. diaaoou cauu of Profe11kml eopy ibop •Section Housek eeper!i •Accts. ITV• rttldeo~ or btacb pre> M uat bt experienced. Mu a ca 11 cat h y Ea~ .. preferred. Call for malf1U1ctloo ' replace lootin.1 for a Xerox 9'00 PaJ.able Clerk APPLY IN PERSON ~:..:.u.=a.:e::t.l!E~!.:...· _ Dl•orc..eYoMml Good worting~ditlof\.s 75Noc0 defective pattl. Malet Operator. Some u -•Security Desk ()(ricer LEAR sn,ooo bu)'I •J900• 203 from 714)1M.z.7ooo &c co~paoybeoetlts. Ap. Boolckee • r/Sec' • ....,..OMc. out•lde service calla. perlancueceuary. Call IN T . ON L T • 3rd Preventative ac Streu ply tn penoo, Contact F IC 8~ >'/Sec' Cleik. Major Newport Takead to oureat State 8 a . o 818 • wk end a ; T.D.·75~ LTV $'83.S3 Redudn~assace by George at E~ eeperF/tl Y· CenterLawfinn~klnl EmploymentServlceOf. 7 ·<M82da . Excilif'lg. established hot e l has SIEGLER P 'd ... thl P I ~ • •• s · ' · .. p. neceaary. me. fice In ~·~e County G"" · ed f 11 & t i·me opportun1·t1'es 11 ... on Y· r me 1 .u.a:;;a· ~111. ~ $1000/mo. salary. Auto penoo for proot read.Ina DO't an'"'zlJ.OIO Ad c.N,ERAL OFFICE/ 1mm . u par 1 Sutla&o Cyn. property. ~~17 OAM PM ~ repajr shop. c.M area. It aeneral olfice dutltt, naJdtorby. em..i-.er. s,Ec1 Y.;. hm-4t pm, Mcon 1 • 1 avail. for qualified a pplicants. Jll---J Call Chria Shaw, Stturl· l•--lilllll!ll._.___ 548-2288 ~l. lncludlna receptlonht ,... .,..,1 r . •\Ut ype. 1 lllNl'Ull ty lnveatme nts. THE -·-· 10,_.,~ -relief, Colleae back· Chuclcf7UUO. We are seeking people -oriented OJNMSS {714)73MQIO. ._._,_ ~---&round helJtuJ. Please bec,ISec '-!.____.-...._ 17 ooo b 110000 G• H • ..... _ Irvine co. bas immed. caU: Lu Ann Dutcher at s 1.-.; ....... ·-~ persons who have a sincere interest m 3131 w Segentrom ' llYI • '~ Ir llfthQ openin g for exper'd 714 759-uperv-i poa. ,..,.~,Newport Center ol_tlce afutureWl'thMARRlCYI'TCORP. Santa Ana,CA ~~n~wf ~W 4z.~.t *ESCOlrS• c~l1~A penon to handle AIR. :,!e~en!>':f8: ~~ hu lmmediateope1unp (8etw.Harbor Annua1Yltld3yn Call tto.a/()fflwfltoht t 7f.ln6 related !unctions le Coc.._.W......_ qlllred.lnclS.H.Growth Coruperceneralolfice lud' •Warner. Chris Shaw.Secw'itv In· * 972-9931 * iieneral olc duties. Gd. Experience preferred. potential tor career Cle.rk. DuUes include We otrer excell. co. benefits inc mg Fairviewolft.he4mt.o v e 1 t m e 0 t ... 1 , Male/Fem.ale Escort Automotive benefits, ulary O 0 .E Nl1btclub in Newport. mmded penon. Exec at. typm&. comJUin& sales a FREE meal per shift. Apply in Stgerstrom, left 1 block) (114)73C).QO. LotW. Call:7SH931 S.l m01. Mlllt be or1, Seit reports. reupllonl•l· person 9AM -Noon , Mon· Fri. ~ .. ft 10 ...,. .. a ooo b Must be mature and ex· Book pasteup P tr Mon Community Mgr. starter. Health lnaur. telephone, payroll, •c· PERSONNEL "" ........ TD ~Sl.2,000, lrd perienced f°' excellent 1 30P M to' appros RESIDENTIAL COM· Prefer non ·amoker. cowita rttetvable. Com· N C D N l emp yermtf/b nuai Yield. &2ii4~· .,...Cn' r work~ condJlions. Ask 6.30PM Tues t0·30AM MUNITY ASSOC oC ~ 752.Slll ~ter UP!r &refe~red 900 ewport enter r.. ewpor I•------· Shaw, Security lnvest· Escorts for Wo laJll. to approx 6:00PM No homes. Mieks oommuni· F i t not {eq d. ll Llnda Beach MAIH11HAMCI 1.1 l714>~ 24Hrs 641-0180 SADDLBACllMW exper nee. Appl.y Pt!n· ty mgr. PR a muat. ACTOIY otapp Equal Opp Emplyr M/F Party equip , hosp. mn • · C•!Clltdls 131-2040 .. 4tMt4t nysaver 1660 PlaMitia Bookkeepmg &i typtng H•l&s --~=:=:____ supphes C.M. Repair' Sll.900bu<ft$30.900, 19~ AMIXl',,..C:,IYJM BABYSITI'ER needed Ave,£M. req. $18,000 Send re· Learn a trade lnlll!I _______ ----------------1 ma1nt. equ ip . I: INT. NLY . 2nd My homeor)'OW'S,Mon l lR•KF•st c #V'VI aume to Culverdale Vitamin producta mfg General .....,_.., ,.._ _______ ,warehouse work. Sta.rt T.D.·70~ LTV $489.25 ~ "' -Communlly Assoc .. 3754 Openlnp now in com· n. ,.._._.Ca.lb ""''-1• $3 80 642-U86 Paid Monthly. Call Chris Peno.el 5en1ut 5360 lhru Fri. 64l·ll925C.M Full 11me permanent Hamilton Irvine Ca pou.ndinf. shipping. & Is .ow.w!... DESK CLERKS . INSUIAMCE at . · · Shaw, Secwity lnvest· ....................... BA8YS111'ER P/l in my MUJt have experience 92714. ' ' granulatlCXI. Xlnt Crlnae -~ MAIDS. HOUSEMEN. & Large Insurance agenry MAINTENANCE ,!M!lb.(Tl4)7»t050. Piano Lessons Your home 18 yrs or older Apply in peraon. Jolly Companion H.sekeeper/ benefits.Linwilcol..abs. PARKING ATTEN· needsRalertof1gurere Mon Fri, 8·4:30pm. Home. Popular & Im· 64()..84.77. 640-8567 . _ Roger, 400S. Coast Hwy. Cha uHeur for elderly 1!32=9700 21132 DowTushn G...,.,.., DANTS. All shifts avail. new a Is f' a 1 d l' o General maintenance le pro via in&. Juilliard Babysitter~ ui my La una acti.__ __ lady. Live.in. Non· Fast Food at tbe beach. Hn . must he nex. lncld Apply in pel'!iOll. Inn at benefits Salary rom r I ea nu p o r con · trained. BA degree. I home.for9/moold.N.B. c•SHIER smoker. Waterfront Parttimehelp,mustbe wltndJ. Laguna. 211 N Coast meosura~ With exper. domaniums . Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• write my own arrange. W·6JO.."•""·H·67.,,..,.... "' h p 18 N I Hw .L wiaBch Call :Paullne,96J.1841 wkdays : 499·1177. ft · '"""'• · ........... F/tlme position availa· ome . vt. room . o exper enre G S.. :'v 499 ments or beainners Bankino ble. Top starting salary 646 ·6565, 557 -9891 , Jlecessary.67~1811_._ E1p~pref. I y~. F'&B Hotel ·1""17"'"5'"""". ----- 549-7521 ---""EW"'..,•cc""-s including overtime pay. ~-2624. FOODSBVICE Fro.f DttiiClerb INVESTMENT Maintenance: For Apt Tro•el 5450 " "' VVT'• E d . ble b t t Background req. F II d ' rt u· COUH5aOR Complex in Costa Mesa . Newport Beach S&.L has xpr. esl(a · u no COOi WOllB u an ,or pa me S48 9556 E.lper nee Lott&,.... noo ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------;:;;A·~·U~k~·f;;,;·ux opening for New Ac· essenta.al Appl y .1n Exp'd. line cook with DUTIES iocludeserv111g Lodlea S..Atte.d. Exp. pref'd. Also: Dynam1r OrJnge Coun · · · counts Counselor. New pers~n if you are in continental cuisine bk· meals, 2 patients. clean· Hn must be nex. lncld T .. Dowt1 Molds ty 2nri Trus t Deed MAMACi81efT fOINJ ADS Lo Kennedy New York. Accts .. IRA/Keogh. col· dustnous and want u Job grnd. Apply : Surf & ups & general assistance wknds Part time. Eve. work brokerage t'O ha~ im Sharp couple as as· ~~ri·s~~ ~.~~~0ca01: lections & NOW Arcts .. witharuture MetroCar 'Sand Hotel. 494·8460, to kitchen. f /lime Suitable for students med open1n.i f o r sor1ates in area of Al£ flEE " ex per. req'd Salary Cwrt~sh 2950 Harbor Ave from 9-SPM.,_Moo·Fri Capistrano by the Sta H•"--~ Escell. working cond s a I a r 1 e d or r om management or martet· cal: S48-l067. commensurate with ex I --c o o K _ F R y & I Hosp. •98-5702 Bii'ir\:~~·q/AsJ~s Apply in person · m1ss1oned ln,·estment mg Full trainln& pro-b~~=--& C:r. Full insurance CASHtEI COUNTER HELP I FOIEMD..IW.t.l.ITl!ft HotelSanMaarten Counselor Exper'd real v1ded. Earnings open. -----( •-d E 9 ..,.. ...,..,,_. 7·36A 4PM . lnrld. 696S.CoastHwy estate hren~ees onl} Ex ec utive or pro· 64J..U71 ne its "' pai career xperaenced cashier for ·2pm . 21/yrs & over Landsrapm' 0 •-·irriaa. wkndJ Exp. Pref La n-h c 11 K 1 ~."9""" r 1 b .. d Loet: 5 moold white fem . ••••••••••••••••••••••• apparel.Pleasecall Retail Store 642·8341 Nr O C Airport ., .. .. unaoc~ ~ _J!_J_e,,......,. -ess1ona ac .. groun ScL.--a.. & Ms Dem p V' It .,.,., 1392 t1on, mtn lS yrs exp H l I Keep your day:. free for pref Send lnlonnatioo ~ 7005 ·11~1S1a IC :Y _.,... . ---A Is o a ppr en t Ice s M"'' S,. Atte.d. o e bch & sun Work e\eS on to Bales & Bates. 5812 Poodle/I'enier mix. red collar, Mesa del Mar area, reward. S.S7·96S4 ""EWP01T1•••0• CASHIEI CIV'VI Serious only apply Ptr.hrsmustbefiex MIGHT AUDITOR I' < 30·9 + Sat A'.t Ludlow Ave. Garden ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ._ "" s k k ""°"' G t pt B th Full lime Computer ex , " ·' G 921645 S.C Actor's StudJo has SAVINGS & LOAM toe bro erage firm Wanted parttJme cook C::tru~':oJ. l~ Sa~:-= '8X O.rrator ~r'fref'd Salary open Good h rl} wa ge + ro"'"'ve:..==-=-----~~~~ ·~l"!t~~~:· llOOlrvineAve .. NB ~~~~~em~P~~m~!q~d ~~~:,a; .. :;0 0~~e~~ AnaA,·._C.M___ Hrs mus be flex . ~r :S::c~dd!.~tr ~Pl;e!rt~0~p~~~ Girt c~~"!~metics. LOST: Fem Blk w/litUe Oran1e Cat, Vic. Cama lion Cd M REWARD 67S.4129 957-0282. E.O.E Telerhone ex per Callenders, Newpart flOMTOfffCE 2·10PM . incl wknds. WestSt...,GardenGnl\'e Exn prei.64G-737l. ~~L-----~ll!!!!!!W••••••I helpfu Hrs 8 lo S Con Beach W kd ys 3. 5. f'OSITIOH f"T. will traU\ 1-WlllWl•RiWI•.-..::..::L -~~.~ .... !~!.~ IARM41D ~act H~~cG1nley 752:]~1 ---Duties ·include answer Pis call for appl. Yo~:ds~~(~;me MANAl~~ASST Federal Womans Club pins on black /'White felt medallion. Reward. S4M8l8 Tutor/Babysiller availa· Neighborhood beer bar. OL.!.fil!! -DATA EHTIY Of'I ing phone. statistical 9 »SPM. M·F 645-7358 !tll!!!l!!!l•R•••-landsrape maintenann• "~ . ble for summer work. downtown Huntington One year experience on typing. secretarial Im••••••-Hunt.1ngton Beach area Due to our expansion N t Bch area. 673-2519 Beach. Expenenced, at· CASllEIS IBM 3741. Irvine. CaU duties. This pas. is an ex GENERAL Front ofc F HOUS:~IHG 1 Trans port at ion re plans we now h~ve the MIXID5' ... BD Blk and tan male; blue eyes ; chain collar. Westmatr tag #1972 1148--8817 orll93-3312 Help W..ttct 7100 tractive. personality. Linda. 7SUll64 X256 cell oppty. for an ag· I ·8PM. Must tlpe & inor J':l: tt~~~~p1!:. quired. Days 7300373. rollowing openings in mature, reliable S D•T•-y gresslve indiv. with s p •ll. Idea for . des' bl H eves (71414964331 Orange Co u~ly . ••••••••••••••••••••••• nights. Appl. 848 4440 u M "' ""'"'"'" plenty of oro th op " penence 1ra e. rs --~ Management. Assistant Accounting \8am·4p=m ...... >.___ TDTE OPIRATOIS portunilles.P...:efora~ homemaker or college rrom 7.3:30pm, Thurs LEGAi.SEC'Y Management & Sales. A/P·A,..Cl.lll( Im....., Key to disk Cull time appt. 545-0f77. ask for -=.•.:.:tud=en:.:.:t~.m.:..:..:....~17.::11:__ __ Mo n · S4 · 15 hr EXPERIENCED For interview call An· Looklne for responsible Fu 11 & pa rt t 1 me. days, full or part tlme Karen GEtfEIAL OfffCE Capistrano by the Sea Exceptional opp'ty for nabelle at(213)749-4041 REWARD. Loat sma ll male honey /tan color Lhasa Apao. Wht mark· ings, chest, face, paws Vic : K inglet Co urt/Tanager, CM Mesa Verde. CM 979-5278 person. Liletypm4, will Nightclub ln Newport. MARKETS swing. Exp'd ooly Good FRONTOFFlCE Lile ty~ng. filing , Hospital:4S&S702. -self·starter. non·smkr. Manager oHice work use computer. Liberal 67•1,,.... For 2nd & 3rd Shilts skills $14K /S hr + 6 h d H.skpr Attendant /Aide to executive responsibility counter 'help for food benefits Apply I .,. "'" Startln°~upto••.so. ( i d.I · DENTAlOFC answerp · r. ay. 1· c 1 1 tt fr · n r=..=-=.=.:._____ ".., .. r en Y atmosphere. If h s day wk. Apply btwn 1 ve. in or ady 1n in singe a omey o ice. service. Seasonable person. Tarnutzer. •BlKESTORE• We promote to manage· Kathy9S7·8331 you ave experience 9AM 6 Noon. CharUe 's wheelrhalr. Some' exp Salar) negotiable. (6 mo>. H.B. area Call Ha milton Development. Ass 't. M 0 r. & mecharuc ment & su""rvis10n from in insurance . rollection.s Wkends or prr wkda's r t me w th choice of E s .. w1'thm ..... DENTAL ASSIST. p rr 3 "st--1 ··1e..a.....e ........... Chili. 3001 ~lll. Bldg , I I 0 n g r a t h . 2915 Redhill Ave .. Ste for Schwinn dlr Sal d Sa RDA ( •v•~• "" .. ..,., ~"'" l2 S•· .._ M 546-6619. hrs 644 2644da1 e\·es 1714 )S44·S378or~9613. _,F ..... ·=..,C<.!.;.M==.S.S:7:...:·n=92:.:..· __ 1 SlG,400. M~t have ~nor WANT A CAREER~ Cya, no ...,1L2290 pre · municalions abWty wt "" ""' bike mech. exp rn a Costa Mesa arm an"" · need rou ! 831-1420 &UAIDS If JM're 99' 14-22 SICUT AlY MEDICAL OfffCE AccOlfl!llimg CM Orange CoUt Savings has an immediate open· ID& foe a full time I C· countin'·-'lerk. ~is a res pons 1 ble posit 1011 as· si1tio1 the controller. Calculat.orsktlls a must! Call Lee at 754·1101 Orange Cout Savings 1700 Adams Ave. CM EOE LOST: Tabby cat. Balboa area. '7S-OlA2 aft 6PM or 642-1 9 6 Lost; Ihle; part Doxi Brown. Vi c or In dianapolia I: Califom1a. 1%02994. Answers to Lucb.~2704 store.544·91315 517W WllsonSt DINTA1.AS5'ST. GENERAL Alsembler. S4to96hr.tostart Full ..dforl•1~ Jacoby & Meyers. 1 or NEWPORT BEAC •""-~A t.e 631·~ Excel oppart. for expr. ~.'4> hr. Must have 2 fl p /llme. No exper America 's largest la~ Front& Back. T g ~-cca RDA with some front of. yn. es-. IDCl·..t•·· ·~ Weekly pay. Call today rirms 1s seekuig a legal SIOOO Mo '° M·F Real state Dt!\•elop Lauun.a Beach n-4 day_ .. Lag ,.... -.... ~ ••• •••• we~ ll e c re tar y w 1th a Please send me to menl &i invtltmt'ftt firm " Bc~~h. 4 .... ,,,,_wn:A. una of cutlers. electrical 1....-.,....:;;..::;-=-----YES. minimum o( I )r ex c o Daily Pilot. P /O located or. O.C. Airport 4lM 9233 • ..... ,_ we I d er s • re a d &UAIDS perience for our Canoga Box lS60 Ad 11 C.M. hasanunmedia~open HuntingtonBeach Dental bluepnnts, measure• Pull• part Lime All If you live 1n the ParkofficeYoumustbe CA92626 1ng for a F IC Book· 962-9116 nsrun ~ber&Jusbl. meul & areas. Uniforms furn 'd Newport-Mesa area. are able to type 60wpm , Mir.D=IC=-... -,C-OUI ____ _ keeper wkh a minimum Ullll'IU '""""• ~ e panels Ages 21 or o~. retired between ages 14·22. and possess l!ood organiia "" ,... -or 21yrs. recent ex Personnel Dept Chair side RDA. E•· to make room divlden . welcome. Nouper nee. are looking for part t1onal s~1lls & enjo} M u s L have ow n perience in the Real 537-4840 panded duties. 1 yur Take ad to any SUie Apply Univerul time. fulJ.ume. or lem work111gmachallenging 1rans1>ortation le be Found : l&e male Irish setter. No tao. Vic of bch ' Adams ~. ,_ ... ____ _ 833-0?UExt.• ACCOUMJAMTF/C Estate/Construction 1•••111!1•••• min up. 4 day week. Employment Office in Protection Service. 1226 porary work. we can position We offer xlnt fam1l1ar with Calif. field Duties include Top pay le benefits for Oran1e County. DO'I W Sth St .. Santa Ana help you rind a )Ob <'ompany benefits & 8 freeway system. Mon· AP. AIR. loan draws, I ________ lOj!Skill.NB.642•6443 708. QM,Q22. Ad paid ror ln~rviewhrs:&-12 &1-4. rompetatJve salary IC Fri_,Hpm.7-.asoG .. Found. black & white Pos. W./ Npt. Bch. inve$l· M /dog. Weighs about ment firm. Resp. for dai· l2Jbs. Vic. o( Bushard &i ly financial transactions B 1 J I h • computerized G;L·s. ann ng 00 · u Y 9t · Ana,lytica l minded FrlendlydoJ{.!J62..53S5 person. exper req'd Found : female Labrador. Call: 640.0123 vie Capistrano Beach. R&c:ently had pups. ACCOUNTING •9US61 afl. 6pm. FOUND : Blk Labrador Irvine co. has immed. Retriever, has collar, opening for exper 'd. · e k e person lo handle A /R, vie ac ay area. related functions. & 545.3005 general ok. duties. Gd FOUND: Tan Pekinese benefits. salary D.0.E. Doa. Vic. Victoria C.M Call: 7."'S4'-'·1931='----- 541-l83l All CONDmOHIMG FOUND : Men's lOspd &HR•--saVICE vie. Oale~:k c.M' -;asc,.. Wi th Ele c tri ca l LOST: SheJt.leMaleSable knowledge. La0 una Beice color. Vic. Unda • Isle NB 7-4 "AUGGIE" Ni&uel Ocean Ai r Rew11rd m.s1~ 1-1e~· :,!;00~----- Fouod: Siberian H111ky, Aircraft male. \'Jc Fair•Harbor, ''-ITSDB'T. C.M. ~7fi27or951·5333 Person wtlJI background F d P I ' knowledge necessary 0 u n : em a e ' to establish & maintain bladttan Terrier mix. F""'"d; Male Siberian parts dept. for med. size v-avlaUoo CX>. Previous ex· Hualiy Found ; Male perience required. Golden Retriever Salaried. Parsons' Air, Pound ; Male Sbepberd ( crou. Old Do&. Gold 7WSSH900. Found; MaJe Black Lab. 'AL TllA TIONS 64-4:*6 F tr alteratiofts 548-4243 FOUND: 8·10, male APTMANAGER.mature G er m . ~. VI c couple. Beaut. 44 unit. S.,_Chettl r, N.8. Costa Mesa. Adults, no An a . to ' ' 8 ea t ' ' . pell. Apt + small salary 21Sff1.2'72 t bon!Jf. M:dxsS.2-4!!07 Found: Fem. 1m1 do1. •st~•y "lfalfio". f\n VJv/S.A. "' ~ • J E1pandin1 manufac· lurer of electro mech. FOUND : MALE eq u lpmtnt needs Sheltle /Collie vie penonnel tn t.be follow· J.S&l/OranieNB maareu: f§m7 Awmb&ers Food: Poodle mix. blk/bnl/py, T /4. Dana Pt llarina. •D HSO sc: Eaper pref, but will train. Xlnl 'Wage Is beMfita. LotalM ln San JYU Capia. Call Tom Jobuo. for appt. PIM ~~eb'~ntsi:;:.~.'~~~~· ~~~~D M~~n~~~3:!~ DENTAL Ofc Rectp· •blll!!yl!!e•m•p•lo•yts_. ---Mon-Fri. Job counseling you meet Lhe quahfit·a· MEDICAl.IEC.-J. analysis & wist with exper . complete rare of tlon ist Npt Beach "" HAIRDRF.SSER Follow· Workshops t1ons please rail Rose With experience (/time Fin. Stmts. Manua l J rhildren. ages 5, 10 fl pleasant grou,ppractice. GEMEIALOfflCI ing pref'd Cricket's lnterviewt.echniques l2!lli_16·1.811. for NB Facial Plastic System multiple en-12. fax breakfast & lunch, Must have dental exp. IF JM c• ty,. I Hair Design. Village No charge to you or lo LEGAi. SlC'Y Surceon.642-5902. II I •· """1122 _..... • flLiiM. -Fair Mall. Laa. Bch. over 1.000employer& we tit i es . Sa I a r Y t o supervise a Pay .. ....,.. .,......... __ , _,,, .... ~ have on file. It works E x P e r I e n c e d . MMGMMTPOSITlOH SISOO/mo. Call Sharon behavior. Oven1me/ia1d Dental Auistant. part WW.._.• ... & -·lV'IN through the United Way shorthand Newport Fabric chain. C.M. & t714)752·9484. plus room&board ake time, morning. RDA wHN119 ,.,.... c .. HAllDllSS8ASS, and volunteers who Beac 714 675 !530 Anaheim Xlnt oppt'y, IOAT OPRATOI ad lo anh State Employ· preferred. Newport ,...,. c_.... tecW. Cosmetology, Lie re· cart'. IC )'Ou're lookrng LlllAllAH Gerl646·4040. To ope rate small ~~~tn ?/ireD~TOr~~~t ::e•cb~~nearHoag qHI, & bHIHu qulred.StudioS.iUkfor forajob,t.a.keYESfor DOCUMENT CONTROL MODEL"'"""s"'""",ec-OIT--S- mechanically propelled 677-010 Ad paid for by oep. · openlff1 ... fwlctlw. Ml'..§4~ an answer. Call us to-Full time pos. w1lh civil Top Oolfarssn.7186 vessels. Mu st be employer DEHTA1.AS5'ST. Yo. w• ..._ • .-HARDWARESALES day,orstopbyouroffice enguieermg&landplan - licensed le reliable. ll!!!•Ml!!!!l!l!!!l!!!•!l!!!!!!ll!! Ortho. RDA with ex· ~~r to • 1 GI, P /lime. semi-retired at S42 W. 19th St .. Suite n In g r 1 rm s 0 me HlcJM S.C.ltr Queensway Bay Marina, ,,_rience. •tday work type Ap~y 111 person . B. in Cosa Mesa. Librarian skills desired Mature n1'ght ••cun'ty Clea11lng Lady. perma-,..... ro• ••1werl•9 w '--"" L o n g B e a c h . ntnl Tues &i Thurs. ""'wee""'=k·:...::S.S:;:,2-~•110l=:.:....· ___ Crown rdware. 3107 • ~ Apply in person. to Mr person full or part lime. _,,2~13;;1~437;;;;·;;;;56~1;;1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'I 9~pm On Balboa Penm. Asalalaot Ptr roe Ortho tet.,tioees to def• ~CoastH · CdM YESI. Fuentes at Robert Bein. graveyard shift. Laguna .. 675·377t_ Omce. Dental exper ••191 I. We _.. HOMIMAMAGll Wilham Frost & As Bearh Hotel. Ca 11 ThellaNt~• needed · but not • co•,.t•r •lded 30.40 /hrs per week. mdwe.,..fl-M! soc1ates. 1•01 Quall St . 494-9436.-='------- on the Or-..COllt CUIJCAL NneBce:!!rilyOrthouper. ••ef•ctwiitg c... Business family Cook Youth ,.~f_:oyment LNIGHTBcD.hEUV-ERY. 0 ::.,. NURSING DAIL:y PILOT Computer()peralor.sm OPU'S91'7 --•• cLa .... In& euential. Perm. ""'·'~" ~.. RN LYN bus111ess com"'"er. plUJ r-r r-..., cycle o car .. _ I ,.... DIA--~-.. ~::al•9 from ••r.y ~Ilion. Elp. ooJy app· oftheJbrborArea r ..... 1 Y Pl> • CLASSIFIED gen ofc duties Npt r,.,.... _ _.. 67.,1 • .,1 64 .... 74 Apply now 12038 West X-IAJ TECHS Bch CPA We will train Mechankal &electrical. Cl 91'tc c... <I" -Ope 0 ~3 30 St~GardenGrove ADS qualified person. Minimum 1 year U · po1Hh to .,,.,HOSTESSES For new Mconnd\ay·.~::..~rig~m>,· Ll"'UOISTOC., 1£$ .. •J(IJ 64-4 U6 askforKell perience. 957 ·6938 ........ H ,.. ....,. restaurant. Apply in uu11 ,. " rnut r c.n Sell 11 fwld 11 E.O.E. a&.-t t to person Thu.rs. PM or Yes · wehelpemployers. PERSON. Full lime TECHS 041 • • Eager buyers read the .--e.,1r•11 Fri. AM Cammo Mex· too! n1ghtJ W1U tram Apply Trade It W'titl o WQlll Ad Classified ads every Ora pery work.room :f:! ·~I .......... needs sewine machine -ican Restaurant. 2'75 INSIDE SALES -1n person Holiday (842 5878] da )' Ir you ha ve operator, Mon.Thurs, to "·we lrvineAve.atMesaDr., SalarytBoous or d11ly House Liquors. 2937 • something for sale, rt-7·5.30pm. Must speak wol'fd lb to Mor NB. comm. Days or eves. Coast Hwy. Corona del OneColS.We ach them rast and inex· EncliJh.642-1843. tro.p&._..Dttieit National organization . ..!f.!L__ __ _ fostCteditAw011al pen11vely.caU642~ DllYll Prod•cb, 145 'ii. ;)!ply lmmed. 12038 LOAMOFRCEI I •1 p•1 4 Meyerhof a, primary 16tlt St., Newport Toplaceyourmessa&e estSt.,Garden Grove Hunlioglon S4cL !!! ar· .. II y I II Ii of ood foods I It C 92663 before the lMtaller cepting resumes for •••••• ~ ~~~P l~~in! corpora:: 17~:t64J.N71. · readlnuublic, Tiil CENTER VP /Loan Officer. Send • • comm unity need a a phone E 1 P • d . APP I Y a t to: PO 1669, Hunt111gton . • responsible ' flexible Make thos e I oo d Dally PUot Newport Tire Center. Beach 92647. e a ... 1·sfant To· e penon to do food prep &i household items you're Classified, 642-5678 64-4,8022, mi E. Coast -MACH14E • ~ • back-up deliveries. Mon· not using available to Hwy, CdM OP-•Tft8 • C...,... M • Fri,8·3pm.Gooddrivtng someotbertamUybyad· _,,. "" rvun an• rttotd ffCellllry. Start.I vertlsing them for aale Clauuted Adi, YoW' one-Find what you want in Set up & operate drill • Will prepare bank deposits and • at SUS. Call Si.le at in Clusifled. Call atopahopp!n,ccenter. Dally Pilot Classifieds. press. bench grinder & • resolve ettdlt and billlno ,,_.i.le"""', Sft-G3Z. 642-5678 excrualon cut-oH saw. ., .,.vv ... • Ab I 11 t y lo read 2 years c redit exper with -··n •1at blueprints ' use : =:~k:ll:. ~~~I~~· t~OJ •• -····••, t ... 1 y r1 ::.·::~~~d~~e~a~ !Pm and 10 key by touch. M1.11t bf • 645-3532 • diplomatic and gracious in dealinJ • • 11..:=c::::~---- • with the public and sales ltatf. • • rw.a_ Sales Supe~,., • MAINTENANCE O>mpet.it.ive salary ud tro&>loytt nmu ' ''"' • IUILDM MAH • "nefits lncludin& rompany P•id • • Dally wort, )3 hourg, • htaltb. life aod deouil inlw'aoce. • • Llmlted oPtnl'ng.s a\•afltt>le ht the Orange • ....c.t!!!:,r·..1..7!..!lu4 ~~L-- w ....... .., .,.,,~,_ Work when and where you want. Gain all the benefits of workin& Permanently, but enjoy the challenge and versatility of being tem· porary. Super Rates Dynamite BenefitJ PLUS 3%CASH IOHUS Many joba In Sout.bem Orange County Oran&e Co. Airport area 714/760-1641 Anaheim aru 714/7Jl.Mll Yl.T • ~.!!.L.~!rtU2J. ext 277 tor •• Cout area, for self·mbtavattd. carett • Sellidlelle:ms ....,........~, onented individual who can Wor1c with • _ _!Me~•!!!cll~~!!!J!l._ """"' ~' ftt rea111ta 1 Station w11on or ven • AH••llS Loe. 11...._ Vltjo CO •• 1'--t lu~ • •• 1 P'leld sales ~le. Train, motJvate and 11 1~----------... • , __ ...,,, 11 • ~i:.·t!Q:pt;:~~br:i;:ru:'":t: • ..... m ... e .-Wl••J e e people. 1r you cu produce resulia, l)C)t e Expor t marketing rlrm 'has an • r ........ W.. • e Ju1t talk about It, call: M0·089• for e immediate opening for an e hnmectiat. open.in' tor ~trut.O• in· e . . . . . i l be responsible for preparation Meda A .... w.r, • 12 1n. exp. Cendldatea mlllt baYe fd, ....... dnl«it1. pl.,,....~ 8"tlD~•de. .... bit. Wort ii la lie -·.·fOl-IY•·~·,.•,•2-1 H P"'1 mad'eal e~c· UIAfllUH UllM • lnttrv1ew. Ask ror Mr. Cha.r ct f ~~ressive, career-oriented person. e dMdual. Mlllt be upa~ ot hudl· e .... -KIDS of quotes . p lacing ord ers with • lnr rut·PllCtld. varied and illtemt· • • • JylliM_... e -man u fact u re rs • pr TJ: a r in I kll dtll• for new.~per utrutlvc WI r.vu• k ( • • Ptl'IOllfttl ld11'1inj1tr1tor. Call : • • tla at least 1 1ear ··~· t.S wpm. • su~~MER JOIS. paperwor or overseas s . pments, MMSal,Ext.277forappL I MOtulft. tnellHl~l>taflits. e "' coordinating wit h frei1 ht • · e· e AllPl1MPM,lloM&Jt1anarrw.1. •• forwar:ders & workino wit h •. 1 ·1 · ,..c.... • customers. Must hav: eood ~ Earn $30-$80 per week. communications skills, math ability e • e 330 U ay Stnet e Trips & Prizet. ~ M-. & be a self ·starter. Excellent • Co.ta 11 .. , CA • 'I. Cotta M ... CA -Cli•it .. t61-Nt4. benefits & salarl Apply at: a_,._ ....-.... 1 n..o..-tumt,..._.,. • !qiaal ~ E~ _9 IMS Equipm"1t _-. ieeffHeeeeee• , t •••••••~1• •Barranta~~:l_rvinell71' ~its. Gd. btnaf1t1. -~Olft.YllC 0 •11 ~aal b le .. _ ,.,_ .... . •tn.;11•• ii ............. ,. Cal : -Mn. PareW, - DAILY PllOT Wed -.f-.. Jui..1s. 1t1 ... w.-. JIM Af•1111• IOIO ••• '~CoMt ' n_,, ., 1 , ... ,_, ... , .... , ... , .. '""''"•-•:••"•*'* 10• . • ~ ....... Mlectll I I ... .....,.,...,. fMO ~-WmW 11•jtW, w.-. 71• 1Wp W..W 71• ~ W.... 7111 SIClll'AIY ,._. l_•Y ~.~n ·~•."'!2;1~·~"".~ ........... ·.-.~ •••••••••••,.••u•••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ··.~•u•••••n••••••;;_" ................................ .., .... ,_ ........ ~n•1111 "11 '*1 ................... °"'8C1acUq oPPQrtuotly .RIFRIG!RATOR FOR 8' Blk N•= Soll • si~ :1&114:. ~DYr..r::. s:~.xn· .. s::: 2:.:·~~ll~SLs,00: MUlmAINIS UCWhQilt , - -• • ---· '°i ~"PlwWlat c:J SALi ~.ntt !:°::t toftd llOO ~ _:pWw w ,MM Rota Cyclt t mii. SIS. A!o5t::l.a7!lua: __ --:- c.riilW •er aklri, llllr ta• ftnD ·~ a.a.. lul ,...., ~aa :::8.fo:nt . Solid o.11 Game/Dioettt ..._.., I070 r,rtJ Sun ~P •stud rr· Tollycrall ,t: eond, '~'~,_. ~l~~~if!!~};~1•!~. INTEWGENT? ot~. Mwtbubltto 't/:i! =•"=h~ W ... ~"~~ood ....... , .... ~ .... i.'viil e~.8t;'._: ~':,~' ~f~·,.~~ .... t r~bc;'i ....... ·--perienct AppUcut mlJCATID?. RN uoNEY' ~ud"":• 1ft _;~~ 11.ooc111w.... CH"'ACABINE'I'"* W0'Q~lf fs'. fvl111 Pl>' Sap wyer Rota Ml~fb·~~ bo1t ..•. ~bJ!_t!l_~ftt, "--abouldu .. .-,._. llMJVATEDTOEA • · s.t"' Call Mr Ur11/,..._, Mcu. n, .,.. ...... cub Pvt par .. y. MJfrtOt\oew--.JMllMEH!:l~!H:'!l!!!L-Cou .. oapt. lt~ch voice,ablltylo'woit•· SUCCESSFUL' WELL DRESSED? G a., ~*° · iq bttr ·~·ms '11.Jn6t'" l15-11tn 50x$0 S idt Screen isBOSTONWbdrvuy uta rne ailr medical dtr PtellUft IClOd ot· . N MORE !Ofl•· ~-~0711 Sol tabl la bdrm . '11.10 2 Parekttta Ir le 17' 11-.ut aKP 6 dutal ,,, .. CRT ianliatlooal 'aiUll, of. WIWNG TO LEAR SICllTAIY ,.,.m; ICl'tOt ~ dr!t1er. ~ pie 11 Ct marq~~ml caae DS. G Crest, cor· ~e~~/lrlr Iott"' tstrat ~:!!•Top utary. n~apptll'a('e6:fcY TOEA~MOR~! -8'ockbroMnMf&rmlD worlli aood.' suo: t11tt1, hou.et:acl Item•. r.~-:'~1 er neroflllhH.B.531-IS7• WW>~....a.n workln1 ~~~~ pdlD t . 11 ao we are 1eekin& 2 penooa to Fuh.loe lllaaa bu lm· Ma,am ~ etc. $1 to saoo. Great ... t 1 .mob quartt Mllcel•11• ·11 ACHILLES SRm PotlUoo 1v.JabJt ow ain'. • ..... 1. Jd I 1•1 • med . ope ri Io I . •..1r1 Ith 1 .. -.. f r Bun. 1144-lmle _.au Je 1 W..tH IOll 1 n table llHP ScAlukJ Wvn1DD -Cano1a Pariroakt. Xlnt tr an UIC' '8 O CODUD!ttuu, tn· Bn*eratt espu. pre-..... I w -P rMM 1'wio bed wlJi mittra• (Topaal f1dted atocies. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n • t 11750 .Luu compny bene.flt• • dustrlaJ Ir Investment real ettate t'd.Hn.lto4:30.Coe· jiis'·H::i,,~ szs.•'redlrwhiterowid ~'!Out~.=~!'~1Y WANTED·Orey1t Whltt ;~.3l7e~as: lft '°"'peUU~ uJ.ary Call sat-"· l•u' .. I tact· Helen llcGlaley ~·--~ IJI h 1 *"O ,...ioer ....,. " u in ood ....... d -------• 1·aopu ,.__...,Club R ... 12111111-1.111 :--• 4!" ~ u• · i ·Pl eu.ma STOV !·cJeu works PIJ ow c 8 r • "" • •• -IOIO rox co •r & w u 28' SklpJack, Volvo• ... t · ... -.. ~ _OM~!ll -' nus IS our 38th year U ICUve orap_. -IOOd. WO ~ll or W.tllillll, Reasonable.8754!839 2$0 /bra full ln.atru f:"A'~C:~· 2r:2 ~~· llCWhOPiST l Realtors selllnl Ir leulnf Southern ~. SMART Quality W1b:lut ............ ~.......... ....... ment., ttnm 1tp., can· wt-•1 ·· · · · IJnmedlace oppwttaal 1 Cllllornia commercial. 1nd'*1ial ••SICllTAlm•• Rtfrla rro1t free n· Dtnln1 table ' • chrt PwtflMDwLI'8t IMtr••lllh \ IOll vau. ri.h aev. plank. . for brl£bt, :,Utl~ a artmept & resideotlai ~' TatrraJDWengSl4,400 cellenl worll• aood. Sl». C2l Maleh.Ina Olive WMStnke •••••••~••••••••••••••• tr Ir. us.ooo ri rm pel'IOll. \Ill V:.i ' 11> • a. &atl0/Ft1hldll,OOO moS4&.tt54M41S G!'ffnClubChraflS/Ea. AUyouwent,12,.SOwkly. Quiller AMP reaut· w1tenn1f7HZZ5 Nunln1 communJc1tJon • Uke the doctor who tnves Ume • R4cpttrU/AuhSUM>O ~· .... ~ (3) Dnaaera 115/Ea. Sam11le bottle dellv. tH·lS" JBL Spier Xlnt lo.ft 1 .., 1 IM'I &LVH•a ~~:!:L:~lty Call mondey J?t behfs education, yourte -"'re-tb ~/REiSllOSll.200 i:c:::· f:.· ~.:: ::ao. n~'l<*tlf I C to Wall rree. Diloatcb731-27~ rt51l631·723l c.-.... toSO 3·11. full •~tlmt. war WW rommensura WI 1•1Comu11t~ work• aood. us. odU u I.II m llOWOOOZX6S OfftctF ...... , ..................... .. ~~=~~Jr. r medl:il 0~ IECWl10MST your investment ot Ume, talent & Us m·lf ~£· Hf=HU. M:+4P Unit, Uf:ht OU i:°.~~ 2· to 20· lofti. Xlnt deck· 1.111,... 1015 * • * * * * * • * * • * * dtntat Buch area conv. EXP'D Ol'C .... L effort We train totally dedicated N4!:port-./PNe UPRIGHT P'RSEZER -l7SO. 1 .. OMOn . ma. Freth l.nldl load ar· ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * ** * **** *** * 842.8064 for arowln1 aenenl fmlonals in real est.ate Sur'• ts.J cu ft . S200. evU Tb .. X rlvtna weekly. Save . at Otrice Fum. ror rent. HT'S SMAITll• Nuraln-H MANASEI This key position re· quires sales ability, strength in managtment and a L VN license or 1tron1 health care back· Jround This posilion is 1n tht Orange County area. Our corporation ls a leading provider of private duty. home health & hospital nurs· ing personnel. U this posiUon sounds like the challtoge you've been looking for caU: 21).444-6725 practice In Newport pr~. · §51·9P3 Dtnln1 Room I 44 55tft. PP call Jim veryreasonable TO,.u"'-* Beach Xlnt environ· Contact Leo Hanna Vice Pres & u 84" wrought lroo baae 8'8·918Sanl'time 831-<mll • .__,_ m~nt 4"1 days,831,3133 M I •-t I ' ' · ... • Refri&erator worka we al au top 6 bl&bback llM M .. '-C .... ,. It Go b1ck ~ yeara In time --I ---anaaer or lU erv ew. •SICllT-Y• PS. chn $300, Call 162·8739 Lo........ AW -LothuraolSlrThomaa RECEPI'/SF.c'Y t.cellent oppty. for Ma-0764 11nsi>MM2·61Zlf,5PM. Helium Bouquet• de· Word processln& Lipton and the Van· X-ray lab trainlna for WISUY M. TATLOI CO.. llALTOIS 1baru1ltowortanfut· Deluxe GE Waaber & F"'M•y-., livered. Perrect ror syatem.Xlntcond.ISSOO derbllls while sailin~ rl1ht person. Clerical· 2111 S-.............. paced Newport Beach Elec Dryer (Gold) Used " ... --everyoc:caaloo. or bett orrer Call Kathy aboard the eJeaant 82 litebkkpaskillaamust, .-wron CBCTll M.I. 644-fflO comm'l.realettateolc. 6 mo. sos (714) Duianer Purchase, fTH419 (714)760-0100 schoo ner X ·ra y exp . not ' • E•cellent typina fl die-m.91•. Wk ends (714) walnut,. 7 drawer, 2 Beaut. SW couch, 165-SEC DESK & chr. 2 le~al "SHl!!ARWATER." F~! nfcessary &4C).aJ2 tapbone akilla required llM-07~ legals, mU1t cond, ra::3, Danish rocldnJ chair, u lilt•. misc. ore equip the thrill ''Ted Turner HCEPTIOMST Challenfln&poettlonfor 17c/frefrig.ToplruNr. used.~x 24 x 30. · $30. Small air com· pp $300 1111 (714 1 opulences while •SALIS•.· SIC /0"9CIM6MT rl&htaa .Call: new Must1C!ll$300 675-3445 preuor. es. B/W TV 837 S615 you're attbehelmoft.M lJyr. uperienl'e. Typuia Call on *"-rrom HB CAM 0"9 YOU Lalla,113.l-2900 8*7312,~l 8 ft aretn aola bed Sl25, 7 $40. 10-apd bike, ~o. DEe1tS ramous 58' Sparkman & SOwpm. filln&. S200/wk. to SJC_ New revolu· * Loveqomce . rt brown vinyl aora $150, Hoover~ght vacuum. ~ Stephen's Ocean Racer Hunt. Bch. m4> 847 • 77 '7. tlonuy product In peat •Good Pay It Benertts Sec •11rtddblldooyrr re01fdngl!'7~t 64.5·1809, 548-alO 12!\, 760-. 21 steel cast 30X60 like "GESTURE." Cruise I • Id control. Good com· •:IWHbVacitlon •SECIETMIES• 0 • Ja • B in lh d' · l9"TVPortableBlk/Wht newdesu.rr48new,sell thechanneJlslandswtth Keflll..., •-•-· ... _. have re • p.-1---'-·I H e a v Y d u t Y 4 rown v Y vy mmg 'or-~. Call now, Mon J-Mm....v abolni h1S Busy pro1ress lv e m .. s....... ..... • ..,._..,.... waaher /dr)'er ma!M t brs. $20 ea 15 gal $3$, Carusltr Vacuum· ,, __, "" -Jd . y 1 Vettrinary Hospital liable car. Call Vic, Environment WortT1.,1 •r cond.l350.both.&73-S523 aquarium tomplete Complete $20. Works Frl.8:30=5;307Sl-619l ~old plat.~ 48 aw needs frool olfice recep-71UMl1·91tl •Wont Processor C.,__ w /at and accessories, good. 646-WS LI ~e new AB D 1 t k TV PEE. These boats tionist. Experience pre· Trainio1 Used •mall stove & books rbti. ~ compl. J h 55h ut Mimeograph 1532 are atourdocll.sNOW !' ferred, but will train Sales •JobVariety IVICll HESTONI r efrigerator. (gas Eisenhowerbrooie com· 2~6:rdso ~'75 ~o~d~ 891·2107.~2356 and available ror your ri&hl pertoo. Some rilinft OIDll DISI CAM YOU Offa? • • stove). Working cond. merative medaJlon 115. XR 75 $250. i2 250 CZ AB Dic k Stencil Machme inspection. Skippers & & typing required. Ca MUJt have marine U · •Good Sec'y Sicilia & J....W.. m tea. 6(2.ll29. $48-4324 alt5PM. $200. 7• Camper shell # 588 S695 891 2107 , crews arestandme by so 830-9038 per. Full time""'"· Eit· •Correct Ty. nlng/ Snacialiltsin Farberware Coovt!C'tlOn 4 pr drapes SlO painted SlOO 3'x4 '''• Camper 894·23S6 come on down and rset ..--·"r:· ..-oven l90 · · Un --the boats. spm a ew IK.,....t cell. co. benefits. Call: Proof._....,, TemporaryCltriciJ ~UR.~ butch SlD. rust rec tr shell~. Art 759-809 ,... lot7 yams. have a toddy or 2 friendly ~ needed Balboa Marine, 549-t6'1l. • Pleuant AUltude Penonnel rosker p.5. ~1757 LA WMMOWEI ••••••••••••••••••••••• and arrange a charttr in to handle phones for EOE M /FIR *Detailed OrientaUon 540.0400 lkyct.. 8020 u1va u•-· 1 ....vi K Dusky Conure Parrot a tine wooden yacht. Oflice·sales, girt store, • Non,Smott.r ----••••••••••••••••••••••• . " .-. Ree type, •-· en· C A L 1 F 0 .ft N 1 A Lido VIUage. Exp req_ Adm. Omce. °' Sa vines u so. aend brid letter ol IMCllH.. S.C'y 4 10.spds . 2 like new. Ful· Dmette llO. queen bdrm more sew macb. SSO. ~oung, lame. w ~~Z7 CRUISES Salopen.673-46M 4t Loan. rrr position re· SALISl'llSOM interest and qualiflca· Immediate open Ina . ly OVtrhauled. Many 1540. sofa bed Sl70, sofa ~ ·-~J7 w Coast Hwy OITHO A.SSIST. quir~s ~ ~tn~x· wanted for attractive lion• to: Plano ing School Oi1lrict uptr new pa~. p&lllt & tires. ~ovesetat~bci:~P~~ 10" Della Unisaw & al· Huge wrought Iron cafe Nwpt Bch. (7141 $48.4191 per es as women's 1hoe dept. Research Corporation preferred but not 1 Sc hwinn. $175 _ I fl'""· ma .... s tachments, 6" Della w/tamt gray ma e When ll comes to RDA required. wall l5't~~Joo~J::i~~ta Fashion Island. Full or PRC Public Memt necessary Duties to ln·I Frenc h li4htweight. lllga . twm S15, rull $85. Jointer 15S0548-86l2 Cockatael incl rree chartermg wnnotethe train. 7:30-12 . Mon· Mesa EOE p Jtlme. Expr. pref. Services, 1A700 Beach elude penonnel work.I "Clubman· . Campi ~~RnE~l2.S 770.0901 2 Custom ulllity boxes Parakeet. S12S 646·9414 book. 30 'years same Thurs · New P 0 rt 640-7810 Blvd, Suite 230 Hunt· Must be accurate tyflSt. Dtraaleuer PIO. 2· clean · (metal) ror construction ~es. location 6'2·2626. Sales ingt.on Beach. CA 921648 Exper with genera or-cond. tuned up S& ea. His and her black Patent or plumber. 115"x20" rl.01 & OnJ-1 1090 A Minney Family PA.ITSrEISON REcrmMHy rrot.s..,.oplll EOE rict machines and pro-Ca11Milce5'0-0668 swivel rockers. S3SO pr. x17' 12Meach-661·(J!27 ....................... Orgaruuuon See ad under aircrart . .,.. Ullunhl Oil!lr SICllTA.IY cedures.Transcribe cor· SCHWINN Cruiser. 60ll36xl"beveledglass 2 dr FJF Rerr SlOO. VOSE &SONS •************ Parsons' Au,557-1900. I PAIT TIME MarketioJ Rep&. t.o sell Gd. clerical skills with res po n dence. etc. black. xlnt cond. corr~e ta~64S-4832 M 1er0 wa ve s 5 o. 5'2" GRAND PIANO * * * * * **** * ** * rA.ITTlME Interesting d1versirled aproducttllatlswanted 6 owpm lyp ln&. Poised. mature in· $12.0~ Oakdinteame_lable&4 Wshrtdry$100.ColorTV $48.2!!§7 __ 0 duties, Laguna Hills &neededbyeveryone. Shorthand not req'd. divldual desired. Salary Blue Cruiser, Schwinn oak chrs. Circa 1904 175.536·7'181 _ Antique European Piano. SHARKS!! Shippinfi Cl~ r~~t area Will bt working Eamlng potential: Will do errands. type, range Sl.38$ to SlS66 per Excellent condition. 1100. 645-97SOlv mess. Movine Obi bed S70. good cond ~ best or 38' Pacemaker Yacht, AsslSt. or c CM gp IS· Moo. & Thurs. and some $40,®liO.OOO phone work & some ad· mo. ~xcellent fnnge SUS.~. Queen bed $100. Hdbrd Sle·-r couch $1.50, See rer S46·9147 -sleeps 6, for Charter' tribuUon co · art adda·u·onal .._,,_ & vaca· Co --•-•-g benefit package Send ... c 8 d SlOO ""' -r h c ·11 · ..., en h """"' • · "1111 .. 11 ministraOve dutie1. Ex-· Men's 10s......,i ..... e access · In dim .. ·a·linea. Dinette Turn o t e ent ury s-caalJzind in shark f15 time WI train .... .,., r. lion relief. Q '"'ed r ·a .. -' r•sume and """'t.teSt an. ~ L r t •co ... h ' . ,--..... Call Chris64>7l81 • UIUit u; wa cell. working condlhons '". . ·--. " Gd Cond 175 a ayette s ereo .., · $60 all must bt sold Englis upnght piano, bang orr Cata.Una Island * Hi.gblocome with &d. btnefits. Mon phcatson from Roger ~ . Hoover vac clnr S30 2 ij!5.22$t A~2-C $4000B0548-llJQ3 213137H8!n. Weekdays. PART TIME rall for appointment L~M,. .__ lhru Fn. 8 to s. Hunt Lowney Ph.D .• Supt of , .. . sm Oak drsrs S20 ea 2 k '-~ 1094 STAFf ""' -w Schools, Seal Beach Wanted: Man a 218 bake. Lamps W ea Mahoa. For SALE 121 tic ets to Sporfflt9-•1M MAC2.8' 34' BOATS WEEI ENDS ~ lkh. 5:.-1551 School District. 1698 3 spd. or 1inlllt. ~lso drsr & desk ·w /bench A B E L G A N C E S ....................... 6/12 mo. plans prepaid BUILDERS Al:754 i,754..a>as S.C.wtwy Bolsa Ave., Seal Beach sabot.Reuonaolepnce SU5 ea C&st iron log Napoleon July 15th Go U Clubs Mens & rromS189JmO includmg for Daily Pilot H E A LT H c A R E SALESPERSON wanted Fortune 500 Co. Re· CA 90740. (213) 594-44(8 548-7170. burn an g stove 11 50 MO/ea 5411-31118 _ womens. Wilson. spauld slip, lessons 714/964·5994 Classified Department SERVICES for N B. ~lothing bouti· ~i.rtt admin ust to aid a..a.a.... ~W WI 1025 63 <M7 C E I L I N G F A N . Pwr built. New & used •--'-Sal 9060 COPYControlOesk 171 4115r0151 que, p/time. Mature, sal--1rort In the S.C'v-Spiga,. --. 11 _l_-l_ Caubella. Forward. re-Coll540.3320 Sal /evts. '""'"• ~ c -"'" "" Ptr. Costa Meta area. •••••••••••••••••••.•••• Dinnette Set with teal. 4 d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Willtram. exo.ore .675-...,_. plastica Industry. Com· llDW0002 l 6 S verse, variable spee . TV Redio ~s.i1.•r Callror appointment S"'L.u-·~ c:!ntve aalaryJ!lus Judai c bkgd net chairs$25(). IJghtlncl.WasS239.take HiR sti...o IOH ESTA •. ic ~ ror lote-"ew Rental Office Person for "' r-~ fi••. "-•·ct •rro eu.36S2 2' to 20' long. Fresh 964-3291-__ SlOO 730-111116 Judy • 1978 Catalina Z7 Good • •• 100 units a~, Costa HAIDWAll .. .....,.... "' k I d · · g · -••••••••••••••••••••••• d Week da please 642..mext.m M~a. S .. -.. rent a"'•, Exp'd. ""'·"or P"''-•. Corp.HB.8C7-SS42 SERVICE StaUon alt.en· truckl oSaa aartr~~·/~l Breakfront. paid~ 10 LO UNGE Chr. & Ot· PV Classic wtbullt ln conll ys DaUyPilot "'" """" ... ~ r.... ,....... dent w/exper.Gd .rel'a. wee y. ~e .,,,. · yrsago.SeUror~to-t.oman$100Tappandbl phaser 6 mos old ca 7 c..,, 41750 r 67 s- 0827 330W. Bay St I 1 g ht bk k pg . S Hrs. to be arranged. Ap-SICllTA.IY Also Clau A Mech. with PP call Jim 646-98M day.63J.1532,646-SOll6 elec oven Sl.25 Rubber 1340 OB0642-7063 __ J<7"~=-=c:'-""'""-- CoataMesa days week. $800 Mo. &ly inira;rson: Kerm LEGAL lic.Applyal:4678 Cam· anytime ICRIB,Mattres.s&Quilt. boat, 4 pass. Seveylor Sear 's C ABINETCat~l1n a 30, diesel. Equal~unaty Live oH iremiau ima ardware, 2186' Xlnl skills r~uired, eusOr.N.B. C• 1015 New ~will sell 175 w/oars & pump $100. STEREO SlOO. Workmg rtfr1g, UO gen. 7 bag E~r 6'2-4907,wt YSlM. Ha.rborBL,CM ulary neaatia -1 SHlPPINGCLERK.UPS ....................... 64S-92S8aft4PM Te!escope 60mm , coodition.552-ClZ33 sails . etc . S33.500 irvD.l•MGS SALE) REPS manolllce.673-9'J!1 exp. Stroog, dependa· p U R R -FE C T~ V Great looting hide·a-bed various lenles. tnpod & _,,,S46-::.,;7'-"S06~-----r fl'IME iutmt R.£. Sales Local Coanttka Co. UD· SICllTA.IY ble, huatltt. 540-55211 B E A U T I F U L • roucb. 1150. l year old, 2 Carry1n1 case S75. Tire GRUN DIG SIW RADIO Ra cln g SA BOT mint Ca••..... Slf!! ....... ,_I limited income oppty. P01itlon avallablit with Shippillgrettivingclerk PUREBRED, LILAC tofree tables $20 /pc E-71>-14, wide oval $10. O ~~!i~TJi~~ one cond '2 sails.newm~st. YCMllltc.riln ror real estate school. 642-6339 dynamic veatu.ttcapltal ~greulve medical d~ ~~~ ~=Es~~~· ~6187. ' __ 6'2-7270 _ h~~ AU papen com b~nana boom •racing Adult.I with o!Utand.lng Don't procrastinatt! S-.. Staetwv firm in Newport Beach. vice mfa. Clll Moo-Fn. Phon• Mary al~~ Uvmg room. duung ~: Klng siu mattress, S75. pl.ete. 962-04:& ng. hull muusbed. llOO attractive persooalltaes. Callls-4545 Li&bl t"ping. Take Mature, ltlf-motivatio& M S40-'20'l "' •-bd m rum Also 2S Coors Pool Table Light, .. --~67~5,_,·ll=9'-------:-::- who enjoy wort.Ing with telepbo'ne ordera, secntaryneededuu-· Mon ·frl.. 8·5• or "' r · S40 Men 's Nautilus lS SonycolorTV,wood 1.5' CoronadoSloop6HP lO-l 5 year old you ths schedule deliveries, 1iatant to Presidtnl and S~ ~· 493-911116weekends. ~~~~~thc~;s~~t ~~~~· m e'm bershi p. S4 0 cabinet. perrect condi 0 18. 4 bagssails. trlr evenings 6·9PM Call IESTAUIAMT sales skW. req. Salary Vice Preaideot ol excit· P/Ume, nJt.ee ~ wie~. !Dogs I040 Reas. orrers acctpted. 966·1796 taon. l'.IOO. 64().7051 ~ AV646-9000 642·4321. ext. 343· Elp'd. Dining Rm. Mgr. +comm. Ow Point of· in& company located in 3p~·llP~~bift. Wall i. ...................... Dtliveryav&Jl.$49-9252. M 15 c: Chem Is try loatt & MtrW LEHMAN 12 ' race ~~r!~t:M t.o 5 PM. L& restaurant, Ore. lice (714>tSHU1 Fashion Island. Will tra&n. M2-KEESHOND Pups. AKC. Wrou ht iron patio rum glassware . lots $2SO. Ecpii,_.... rigged. 2sa11s. sm Cty For appt call btwn Saleswomen/mtn handle variety o( duties. Teacher for pre·achool. Chimp sire. M /F. Pet & gd c!d. 5 pc. SlOO. Stained glass outri t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-8741 rA.YIOUCLEllC 2&S, 7 »-01l.5 ' make appointments, Moo-Frl. lmrned. open· s how . Pvt pt y 646-8727 ~.675·3175 G ... ral 9010 CAL 20 w istep·Mast. Min. exper req 'd Full THE ... ATID contact ot her e s -in&.Npt.Bch.5'4-0232. · ZU/!!7-l:MSaft&pm. Brown nau gahyde 6'Couchw1malthing chr, ....................... needs partner & sllp time pos. Moo·fri · 9 to IETAL GIOUP ecutlves. run daily TNCMr!Olrtdor PLEASE!!! recbner Grt. rood. $40 brown vinyl li5 Green R•duc• Tow Taus 759·1945/759-9219 5. Apply l660 Placenlla Part timeclerka. :~l!~s~l~~~·1';:d Exper .. ttE & Elem. we need homes. Milted 857-1760 --·-vinyl vibrating lounger Non.profit organwhon WANTED · Partnership Ave., C.M. _ ... , '-0 Is hiring· -'esslonal re, · 1 units req'd. Managerial pupe -3 mo llO Mahogany quetf'I sleeper ni_ Shirley 548-4324 nds your boat. plane. 1n 20· .40· boat. Newport rEST COMTIOL ST_.-"• tail sale:'°~e for our benefita. For interv ew ability a miBt lmmed. 552-3S23Ev couch, brown, good con· POOL TABLE. Rtaula-car. e.tc Liberal tax de mooring avail Ken TECtNCIAM MAalT'S curnnt Orange County call (714~. ooenin&.6'2--0CU BRITTANY AKC Pups dition flS.64>5~ tioo me. slate top. S400. duct1on advantage !707l986·75596-8PM Needed Llcprererredor 455SC...tHwy,. locations & newest SICIETA.IY xlnt CH stock 5 wll.s old For sale: Large yellow 552-0233 . -~~1654-2341 --14 ft LASER Good willtrain Gdd.nvmgre· M.wportltedl Superstore In Santa Pleasant neat person TowT,_.DriYtr Ma le $200 /Fem $225 couch.SlOOorbestorrer. 21" Magnavox console. '76 42'Vega Commere1al rood ll's aWU1ner Call cord. Call Ana Call Ptrsonnel for W /phone voice. Good Exp'd. Penn_ Good Uc. 6f():26i4 or557-S6Sl 499-S7S6. remote control S300 F1Sh1n g Boat Xlnl rond aft6pm 675-lB ~9468 __ a ereal opportunity with t yping skills. Some Xlnt salary It comm. 2SHEL11EPUPS Antq. phonograph re· Swordhsh, Albatore. New I painted "Flip· ----"-~~ ROOFERS. Lee Rooftng ourgrowmgcompany. Bookkeeping, payroll l.arryffwit!::Center, AKC,Ml175,FS200. Practically new dining cont chest f!O. Both ex-Shark. SIS0.000. Cull err. S395 Day s rHOTO nAINH is looking for hol roofers expe'f. "°° to $1000/mo 494.3000 83:J., . 531·3438t171·3609 room s;t b'i!1~ AP~r:ox. cell. cond. 536-2153 714jS40--0Q art 7PM f 60· 1932 eves wknds If you are enthusiastic & with min. s yrs. exper. IZI lt721-St00 to start. lnt.ervlewa by Tiii SUICHIY Free to eood home ::i·cO:tact mgcr . 1~i Rtfrig/(rM"Ur.Sears LS.S Seiko diver's watrh, l>O 67 :i.. 3475 · enjoy childrtn & are Joumtyman. $16.66 hr (call Mon·Fri,9-Spm). ;fJ: ~~ ~I. 6:.t:::! fOfU!en wanted. min female Doberman. Lido Park Or., Newport cu ft $50. Wing chair S40. Kayak, ~ • .,etch & Ht,,...H"-' .. -.._-.-TILl--looking for xtra income. 642·7222,Wah orVince N 10 yrs exp. Also 1157-9315 Beach !168-8Z72 ..P!_Ull,$50 . .,...,..'.""'_!_ __ '!'......., 6313147 tr~ln °?w for a position Salesclerk needed at SICllTA.IY Utffry aroundsmen.Serlouson· Afghan male AKC with .., • Flbtrglass Camper 8' ptNGHY JUSt painted ~ · .withprivat.eschoolcom· Photomat. Apply In Lookinar«a1harpgal SICllTA.IY ly . Great oppt y papers. 4 years old iropitone Cantina. SHELL ror Mini f>lck w1lltakeO/BmotorS200 1980 Windsurrer. ,pany. Work Se~t /No~ personDUIP.C.H. So. torunal.girtolficewith Permanent 9 am·l2 Brothen Constructors. Mustsell!AaltforDtb-chrs, 2 cocktail tbles. UP Xlnt cond $225. ~.5480/11'.n.8940 -Marginal sail, Xlnt ;!~\E1:.i~~yCall~~1~ La&-• Z°'!l-<>:f:s!~~: noon Mon-Fri. Law of· tMOSantaAnaAv,C.M. bie960-?787or548-6919. ~~u::w· 175 ea pc. 548-1509,~lml '81 ZODIAC Deluxe cond. f1SO.S»8999 Green 993-4500. voice. Mual have tx· flee. 'Good fYJ>in& aklUs. Cocker Puppies, 8 week.a, '-.r...r.... 1055 Pr. French Provincial Loaded eqwpmt Sl.S50 13 fl sailboat ()Gtel and SALES I'· · killa Ith Newport Beach area. Typists S190. ..--~--Far•sJde Ches SlOO ea. FIRM. 213-1167·~ _ trlr. Xlnt rood S850 rlODUCTIONMGI COMMaaALLL ~~ft~::=' .:e11. 67S-m2. EXECUTM 67Ul54 ~······················ GE .. Frt&e $225. Fridaire 1Mt1,Mart. ..!7~54!:;•~="------ in TIA.H:Er .. ,_ •~ Tlred ofselllnghousel7 Ina. Shorthaod or Its • STOP!! S£Cl£TAll£S Sbepheni lemalekl)Uppy, Mr.~~~:'rrySA.LE Washer WO.Hoover ln· Ecpii,....t tOlO LIDOl4w~ Look. g orsuu,-s..,...,ves days a week! We need ;iuivaltnt .help(uJ. Good Tak" ta'm'" to relax and approx 10 w s. $25. dustrial Vac. #913 $150. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnl cond S1zOO 675-6SSI tra·an•e ....ilh good or th II .. " 631 ...... 7 Antiques, Depression •u< ·-s l "'ti w•1 kiJ'· En. one licensee to leam e th riJurfl. A se · shop al home. It's sim· TYPISTS . ...,. Glass. Line Walnut ...., . ..,, Eves gan za ona 5 "'· -skills to manage, broker starter IS a plus here! pie with Daily Pilot & Miniature poodle <cbam· Set Sof Desk Selling wetbar S30. TV 12' Alumlnum Fishing 17 . Venture, outboard. lry·level 540-8882. commercial real estate For interview, pleaae Classified Ads. And 1r On Line hH immed. Pl&M) pure bred. Free :S~ tooii. Tu!s. wed: ant $20, ~bl ovfen stot v 1 e Boat seldom used orig lrlr, all acceuories. RE.A.LISTA.TE Income from mgmt call Catherine at you ha ve something to openings ror several togoodbome7!0-1548 Thunday. w Main St SSO. antique ur so e cost $399, mur.t sell S200 $2lOO/bstotr.963-8482 SA.US wbllt you leam. Super {114)975=1251. tell c11l a rrlendly Jong term poeltiona In Wlre·Hairtd Fox Ter· H.B (714)536-3121 $100, 316 ft ~tal run· firm 673-Trne~runp 3S' Ericson. 11 sails, bar· Thisisour36lhyearseU-benefits; Ille Insurance: Hive tomelhinl to sell? c111'smed Ad-Vilor at Ora. County area . rleu, AKC, 12 /wks. ner $300, rive lxHl bes $39 500 Ing line Southtrn health insurance ~ den· Clusifiedadsdoltwell. 6'2·5678 Pleatt call us today to Fem a I e . S 1 4 S . 1::;h~f9 v~ua,:~c~n~~~; Oriental wall carpets OUTBOARD ENGINES sii:.too~"flna~clng at California homes . tal plan. Contact Ken. D re1iaUir ror the excell. (714)981·0628. 16/17/18. 210 E. 16th St. WO.misc.631-4825 '78 9.9 Evinrude. runs 1l...,S-.SS7.QM7 Perhaps you would en· 675· 67 00. 11.,, p•11at opportunillanow avail. Fne to Y• 1045 CM. AM-911'18 MOVING SALE: Washer good $.)00 New Cruise & Good rond my j~~~~~ar~~:~n~~ SJ.LB/tar. ······~ 551-8145 ;,'uaE.BRE.AD·P·i~·:i·; IA.IYMMmJIE tr!~~~·~.e~t~~~l ~~2~i3 W/ba g $l&O c~lt:~~=ch. areu such as Big Ca· Ex per . hlih l uhlon • e ~-L•n: GOAT 1 yr. to loving & MtSC.rTIMS. water beds, 1375 &i SI7s. Uatd 3Shp Johnson 0 1B. SN ARK. Brand new nyon. Spyglass Hill, store. Npt Bch. Fuhion • U 1 Ii _ home only. Crib w /matt, Juny See to apprec 964-3309 1m electr start li50 Irvine Terrace, Linda Island. Salary, com · • • n~MSONHtlSlMCU 951-8110 Llnd. wht, xlntcond S7S. all7PM ArlS.833-8249 :2588 Lslt, etc. mission, xlnt benefits. • Sales • 1723 •&-..&. ....___., Fll-OOO HJgh chr, xhrt cond $1.S. Approx. 93 sq yds of gold Trailer ror :.i· boat, 2 ax· II you art presently BC· Call644-7100 • Tr-'-11 .._ .,..,_.. l:l'f Mesh play pen $10, nylon shag. Practically le, caUdns, mu.st sell ....... sa,., tlve In real estate tales -........... Freetoyou.646-llOM stroller St. car seal Sit new, cban1ln1 decor 760-0184. Deeb 9010 do you have immediate S~ I A • t.O.E. Free Male Shepherd Syn girl's clothes. infant to 12.50.xd. rf3..0T74 -••••••••••••••• .. •••••• • unlimited access to Catch um opportunity t"W' • f• nw.:.t · M•nm e old, aenUe natllted, xlnt az s. Toys . .s7 Morning Deep Sea Poles, Reels, IMh, Poww t040 23' Formula, twin 170 the president or youn ~$100/day. YOWll am· • NU 9'l ..... • UPHOLSTERER. Work watcbdOI. -.1138 art Canyon Rd. Cd M. Poles Tackle. $1-130 .... •••••••• .. •••••••••• Volvo'1.oewtral1et. •Int company,orilhehidden bilious ~· has room e In lit condiUoned com· sPM842 .. 121WPV (Corona Highland•> 548-lllh. rAITM•WANY9 cood, w/42' Bay moor· away In an ivory tower ror more. Traininl • nu. bJ&hly 1uc:ce11f1&l local M'WIPIJ>tt e fort Mlllt be iblt to cut 760-03i97. 1bun July 18th John Wa""" Tennll Club 1m Penn Y111 311• Sport Ina. ~aft. lpm. removed from thucene. lra n •po provided • IW an openln& for 1 trainff io the • 6 iew Salary open FREEKITl'ENS lOAM . r,aular'Tamily mem· Fisher, N.B. slip, 210 hp NE w po R T s LIP Ourprntdentlsava1la· ~7652af\l~ll. • ~department, 8ulc*1111wlll t42-371J ' FiralZINolahoU MOVING SALE-2ND berebip, SlZOO . tur~leati. Ottat for AVAILABLE. MS-0229 ble. Do YoU need addi· SALES FantaaUc opp&y. tlUIJ aupervitkla of 10 to l4 7tll old boy • -•W u "NDER 13' E 23rd St cnusln& or f\ahioa Im· ORE m.a:m tlonal training to help for eneraellc peraoo. • Ind tlrl home delivery carritn. Art-. ol • WAI~ Fru kitten• • cit, CM · · ~:~sl~_9J..:!.1:v~ daya • mac. ' loadtd w/elec· ves · · ~ou lncttue your earn· Unlimited potent. C1U e ll&pfl'Vilbl will bt dttlvtrJ, CIOlledJGM lxper'd. Full time. deaper~ 1ood · Moo·SatlHPM SterUng·Grand B~roque. tronlcs. 25% 1~11~~: fr•••lll•lll !:'.,:rleoced or lnex· Jasktdwardlf95.UOO • :Si.:=·1ppliunt will ffetlve liberal : =:~1t e:r."·bt~fs~~. J!ome._ le MorMt 1060 6/settin1s, $150 /ea.· ~·nev!.~.1327 ..................... .. penenced you may weJJ S•ll., e 1tartln1 aalary, re1ul1rly acbtdultd Call: Balboa l"rlae, '0:.:.:~~ gi,:al ............. ~.·:; ~::0h1tm~j.it~rnn1c1~ Ex·ftabm'i bolt •rmoor· c;::n.S./ tilt profit from our color ~~~~~ ~~pe~!~ e ~=·=ta o~=r~~lt~ in;.~ •• !*~1. !°EM/PIH . famllfdoc.511-M. t~!:~:J:,-anythJfta. $tS /u . Alao .u pt. 1111• Days sne1, evea ...................... . tr':::.=~·;~,~: Colla Msa. 40 bn per e dta,al Hd healtbJla'!. 1r01&p Ille ,_ Free: Ihle lrWI tette.r. 2 Goes Welt.em. •1502 Diamond rift I , USO. of.um. . 10"' Camper hur Star wt fiel 11 the finest week.@tJCl • 1-uet, vacation a alck leave. e ....................... yn. old. Call ~ orf1~'3+!. MS-Im. 31' Owena, 'ST, lw1n w1ttfr1Ccnl« Ir atove nallablt. SAL~ • Company Ythlclt la fumi.bed dllr101 I Ai:MC II ... lfter•pm. 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'FIQuree are for comparleon only • actual mlletlga may vary. All vehlcles are subJect to pnor ..... All prlcea are plu1 tax, llcanM. documentary and ('*CS vehlclel) 1mog 1-. and .,. valid until 10 p.m Sunde)', Jul 19, 1•1. * * * •• YIR 11111111 llllY lllB t c () II A N (_~ f L 0 l J N I 'f ( A L I i 0 H NI A ;,> 5 CE NT S He tries hand at milking 'Urban Dairyman' demonstrates technique • By JOEL C. DON o1 .. ......, ........... She was 1,400 pounds of prime Holstein, the meanest, toughest hunk of beef this aide of Cotta Mesa. She chomped on her cud, lumbered up a platform and gave me the once-over with her piercing, black eyes. She had a nervous twitch in one hoof and J sensed it was time to make my stand. I couldn't pass up the Orange County Fair's daily cow ·millting demonstration. It was a chance to show those Future Farmers that we Urban Dairymen know the difference between a pasteurized and homogenJzed cow. "I'm going to milk you for all I can get," I bellowed, in a Southern California drawl. I was outlegged and out· weighed, but I had all the un· bridled gusto required for the job. matched us formental prowess: We were both college graduates. •'Do you want to uae the machine," my instructor asked. "Nab, that's for the kiddie demonstrations," I snapped. "No Urban Dairyman worth bis milk bucket would pasa up this opportunity. I can handle it." My instructor was an ac· 'I'm go·ing to milk you for all I can get.' complished milker: a three.year veteran or the dairy cow circuit. "First you stroke the udder, then you clench Lhe teat at the top and squeeze out the milk," he explained. It seemed so simple. plumbin&?" I choked. "Ah, come on. a nyone can do it," he replied. ''That's easy for you farm boys to say," I aald, addin1, "What do you expect from · someone sho grew up in Cov· ina?" But this Urban Dairyman waa no Monday morning milker. I'd seen plenty of Shirley Temple movies where there was always some British butler type milking goats. exclaiming "My word." I remembered somethin1 about animals being warm. When I grabbed hold of two teats, I wasn't at all surprised by the sudden surge of heat fill· ing my hands. I looked to make sure she wu occupied with a pail of dairf feed and began squeezin1 eacJl teat in dual rhythm. A trickle turned into a surge and before I could say "Milk Is good for every body," the scorekeeper announced the first tally: Urban Dairyman 1, Cow 0. o.11, ~ ....... , ... tric,O'o-11 ''So thil is where it comes from." Intrepid Daily Pilot reporter Joel C. Don sizes up the milk situation at Orange County Fair. My instructor sized up my op· ponent: a heavy producer with years or experience under her udders. And she was from Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut. Sweat beaded on my forehead. Though the scales were tipped against me, Orange County Fair livestock oCficiaJs had at least My photographer, a veteran of numerous cow-milking gigs In Nebraska, was getting nervous. It was late in the day and he was tired or shooting senior citizen pageants and kids gobbling down tubs of cotton candy. "Look, just do it," he said. '·What happens if this huge mound or flesh and bone falls over while I'm workln~ on the Sensing my competitive glee, the black·and-white mass lun1ed toward me, grunted and lifted up a hind leg In kicking position. I hate sore losers. <See COW, Page AZ> Ex-Army officer indicted as spy Sheriff accused Of fugutive aid . By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of .. ,,... ............ The sheriff of a rural Penn· sylvanJa county· has been in· 'dieted by a federal grand jury on a charge be protected the identity or a local handyman who for eight years was a fugitive from justice in the multi-millio n dollar 1972 burglary at a Laguna Niguel bank. Jefferson County Sheriff John Dinger was named Tuesday in the one·count indictment, in which he is alleged lo have con· cealed the Identity of Harry James Barber, 38, one of six de· fendants eventually convicted of the estimated S9 mlllion assault on the Monarch Bay branch of United California bank, now lat Interstate Bank of California. Barber, who went by the name J on Baker , live d in rural Brookville for at least five years prior to his arrest by the FBI. He was a selC-employed han· dyman, who, accordin& to local residents, counted among his clients the sheriCf and the town's only newspaper. the Democrat. Assis tant U.S . Attorney <See SHERIFF, Page A2> FD A to approve low-cal sweetener · WASHINGTON (AP) -The Food and Drug Administration said today it will approve the sale of a low-calorie sweetener which the manufacturer says is 180 times sweeter than su1ar. The sweetener , called aspartame, will be available for use in tablet form as a free· rtowing table sweetener and in products llke cold cereals, drink mixes, instant coffee and tea, gelatins, puddings, rilllngs, dairy products and toppings. The manufact11rer, G.D. Searle and Co. of Skokie. Ill., says ill taste tests show that aspartame is "virtually lndis· tin1uiahable from sugar." And while a teaspoon of sugar has us c a I o r i e s . t h e a s p a r t a m e· equivalent has only one·tenth of a calorie. The company did not seek ap· proval for the sweetener as a substitute for sugar or saccharin in products like carbonated beverages, but is likely to do so. Dr. Arthur Hull Hayes Jr., the FDA commissioner, said ap· proval will take effect 90 days after bis decision is published in the Federal Register. The notice will be published in about 10 days. Aspartame is not expected to be available to consumers before 1982, after test marketing has been done. It will be sold un· der the brand name "Equal" as a tabletop sweetener. -DUotIY.tpg New day for. log. ' . Look ror more entertainmnent news ln two ex- panded sections coming ln Friday•1 Dally Pilot.· The new Pilot. TV Log, with the most compJete televilkm report available in any newspaper ln the repon. will have peraonality features, •how ~·· \ vie~ movie hilhllahtl, ~to-date tportl and lilt· m11 for D ebannell. Thti brttht, brMd·new Pllot TV Loi will replace the TV ho<* that bat been in the Sunday paper. Save the new aupplement u a ~ to your week of TV YleWtq; ..... will ftnd tlle ·----ftl1'd · ~f11tw••IW•~.-m1amarecoa· ••I• lilia. Ille tabloid 1'UI •...,to take_.., ,_ ....., ...,... .. c. -Orwe. Ciut coanrll, ........................................... PROFICIENCY UNLEASHED -The best Frisbee-catcher, canine division in Costa Mesa this year is Bill Barthwick's 8-year·old Australian sheeherd, Oly. Seven years of ....., .............. 0-...~ catching have perfected the graceful, leap and quick snatch. Oly scored 18 points, six more than second place, and looks likely to repeat in the state contest. Interest busts budget Rates to drive spending $10 billion higher than planned WASHINGTON (AP> -Stub- bornly high Interest rates will drive federal spending 110 billloo hi1ber than President Reagan had planned neat year despite tu. extensive bud1et cut· tln1 and rapidly recedln1 infla· · Uon, the admlnlstratlon reported today. Nut year'• buqet ii expected to top '700 bUlion. In an updated budtet and economic fONtut, UM Offtee ol Budtet ud Manqement pn· '1ct.cl that laflaUaG would un-wlncl even ,.., U.U earlier ap- ttml1Uo toreea1t1 ealled for. Couumer prtea. wblcb Jlmll*l 12.4 Plftml la u. . .,. ftlllld' ed to rtM I.I Plf"9t WI ,.., ande.a.-~•-. n. tcne• for ........... • .. aal IO.....,.... A.&Neilb ..... record....._,..._._.,... percent throulh 1982. In addiUon, with virtually no economic 1rowth predicted for the rest o( this year, unemploy. ment will nae to 7. 7 percent in Audacious finishes but misses first Mike Kennedy's Audacious trom Dana Point Yacht Club croued the Diamond Htad flnl1b llne In a drlvla1 rain 1quall at t :JO PDT today but ml•Md nnt overall corNCt.cl time bcmor8 la LIM Honolulu race bJIOmlM•. ff ........ top ...... 1w.enJiale..._1Ndb1Dtan TreactwQ, ..._.. Y•bt Club, laa J'ru1taco. lwHt Okolt ftatlW a 4:• a.m. PDT. <M 1981 and remain at 7 percent or higher through 1982, accordini to the forecast. The midyear forecaat aays Reaian la abandonJni plana to hold spendin1 ln fiscal 1112, which be•ins Oct. 1, to •. 3 billion -t.he ce1Un1 be Ht In propoeed $48.8 t>Ullon In federal pro1ram cuta. Instead, the adminl1tratlon expects 1pendln1 next year to total 1704.8 billion becHH bltber intereat rates bne driven up the eovemment'• bor- rowlfll co.ta by more lban '10 bUUOG. , .... ~ ........ ~--lllil!i!~-----... ,.aiJil~--... ~~ .. apl.f~~--" i!·.•P.t1•'7! ·~~,. ... , Reported 'Soviet colonel' JACKSONVILLE, Fla. <AP) -A former Army warrant of· ficer was indicted and arrested today on charges of supplying the Soviet Union with lnforma· lion about a U.S. code·making device. Joseph George Helmich, 44. also was Identified as a col· one I in the Soviet army. The indictment charted that Helmich sold tOP·Hcret in· formation to the Soviets whUe he was stationed in Paris from January 1963 through July 1964 and that he received $131,000 from Soviet agents, federal or· ficlals here and in Washington said. Helmich was promised ad· ditional payments in exchange for more information. During a 35·minute bearing this morning, U.S. Attorney Gary Betz said Helmich "re· ceived certain honors, including the rank or colonel in the Soviet army." He asked U.S. Magistrate Howard T. Snyder to set a bond or at least $500,000, saying there was ··an extreme risk'' Helmich would nee. Snyder set bond at $500,000 and appointed a lawyer to represent Helmich, who told the court he was broke. Helmich was arrested here by FBI agents following an ex· tensive Investigation by the FBI Into the alleged espionage dur· ing the 1960s. FBI Director William H. Webster said in Washington . The arrest followed his indict· menl by a federal grand jury in Jacksonville on char1ea of violating the Espionage Act, ac- cordln1 to Attorney General William Frel\ch Smith. The Indictment char1ed that <See SPY, Pa1e Al) IRAlll l:UIT IUllll • Partly cloudy throutb Thursday. Highs 75 to •· Low tont1ht ~. 111111 TllAY I fl tlw 10 "'°"'"' n.c. MoJ. Gm. K....,.,_ ~ look chor(le al Comp Pndlcl0tt, crintf M ._ lJ ptrcnl. rstorw,.MJ ·11111 _______ ..,,... _____ ---""! ____ ""'!"'~ ..... ---..,..-..... ---"""!"'----~----------...._._._----~ ---------- 11 I u •.••• SpTaying assault ended at daylireak SAN JOSI: <AP> -A 1ffe)Od aerial uaault on the Saota Clara VaUey'1 Mediterranean fnait Dy lnt"tation ended at daybreak, with lets than hair of a 17· aquue-rnlle tar1et area covered wlth an lnvhlble, sticky malatbioo miat, officials aald. One beJlcopter took off after mldni1bt and sprayed pe1Ucide over six square mllea, said Earl Cummlnp, a spokesman for the medlfly eradication project. Mechanical problems groonded a second chopper. Authorlllea could not Im· mediately explain why the spraying covered less ground than intended. Before daybreak Tuesday, the From Page A1 cow ... I eased up on my squeeze, primed her udder and got ready to move in for the victory. I clenched the second set of teats and mustered up my skills for secret rapid fire technique. The instructor was impressed. He shook my hand and said he hadn't seen such a demonstra- tion like that since the finals at the Yorba Linda milk-off. "When you've been eating cereal for breakfast as long as I have, it becomes s econd nature." I told my teen-age in- structor. "Next time," I added. "I don't want any lightweights. I want a Jersey. the ultimate in challenges for us Urban Dairymen." * * * Attendance at/air near 1980 total Orange County Fair attend· ance leaped closer to breaking last year's total turnout Tuesday with another 23,040 visitors, up 2,135 from 1980. The fifth day figure brings total attendance to 173,567. past the halfway mark in breaking last year's total fair attendance. Thursday is the last day offer- ing special Sl admission for senior citizens. The fair con· tinues through July 19. Here's a list of highlights for Thursday: 9 a.m. Beef competition, Livestock Judging Ring. 1 :30 p.m. Salad-making con- test , Gourm e t Gallery . Jazzercise, Heritage Stage. 2: 30 p.m. Dance Set Club, Heritage Stage. 3 p.m. Mitchell Marionettes. mall. 3 :30 p .m . Funs·A·Poppin circus, Circus Area. 4 p.m . Summer baking, Gourmet GaJlery. 5 p.m . Makillg quilts in a day. Craft Theater. 6: 15 p.m. Mater' Dei High School band concert, Country Meadows. 6:45, 8:45 and 10 p.m. Swaying Bilros, amphitheater. 7 and 9 p.m. Andrae Crouch, amphitheater. 8 p.m. Vandermeide the Hyp- notist, grandstand. Money supply tightened f urtMr WASHINGTON <AP> -The Federal Reserve. not wavering from its strict anti-inflation course, is tightening even more ita hold on the nation's money supply, it was reported Tuesday. The Federal Open Market Committee, at a meeting last week, effecf(vely decided to lower a key money growth tar get, according to the WAtthinoton Pod Dollar declines; gold r ebounds LONDON CAP) -The U.S. dollar fell against key European currencies in early trading to- day on signs that U.S. Interest rates are weakening. Gold re- bounded to gain up to $7 .50 an ounce. Tbe British pound, which reached a three-year low of 11.8577 Tuesday, gained more- tban 2 cent.a, to $1.8787. Sterling ~ad been under pressure because of Lbe urban dis· turbances ln Britain. . first day of apray"*· a pump problem prevented a beJ&eopwr . from cov•lna more lban J~ square mlle1. Palo Alto police booated security in the spray area alter n protest Tuetday by two doaen people. A state worker was slashed wit.b a knife as he tried to protect a guidance beacon for the helicopter. One man was ar- rested. During the first two spraytnp, fewer lban 100 people came to Red Cross shelters set up for ref- ugees. State and federal officiata said the overwhelming majority of scientists believe the malathion appUcation poses no health threat. But Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. and others have cited state- ments by a few scientists that not enough is known about whether the chemical might cause birth defects or cancer. The target area was Increased to 129 square miles Tuesday after more Mediterranean fruit rty maggots were discovered in Milpitas, northeast of "1e original spraying zone around San Jose. Parts of Palo Alto, Mountain View. Los Altos and Los AJtos Hills were to have been sprayed early today. M edfly maggots were found at 142 sites in the area over the past two months, raising fears that the adaptable, fast-breeding pest could spread to devastate the California agriculture in· dustry which produces nearly half the nation's fruits and vegetables. The U.S.-De partment of Agriculture on Monday ex· panded the medfly quarantine to include more than 2.000 square miles of Alameda, Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. The quarantine requires fumigation of any crops leaving the area. Jackknifed truck jams SA Freeway A 10-mile traffic jam left motorists stalled for up to four hours alter a trailer jackknifed on the Santa Ana Freeway. blocking all northbound and southbound lanes. The accident occurred shortly before noon Tuesday wb~n Thomas S. Mayden, 52, of Santa Fe Springs swerved bis rig to avoid hitting another vehicle and wound up ~lamming into the center median near Grand Avenue, according to CHP spokesman Axel Mitthof. Mayden was treated and re- leased from Western Medical Center. Seconds after the accident Richard O'Brien, 52, of Poway narrowly escaped injury when his four-door sedan slid under the stalled semi-trailer. The roof was demolished. It took Caltrans officials four hours to clear the freeway. From noon to about 6 p.m. a chain of cars stretched south· bound from Ka tell a A venue ln Anaheim to Newport Avenue in Tustin. Cars in the northbound lane were slowed from Culver Road in Irvine to the Garden Grove l''reeway. PO to fire any strikers W ASmNGTON (AP) -With little progress reported at the bargaining table, the Postal Service is warning its 600,000 employees that it will fire any worker who goes on strike. "Any employee who, in any manner, participates in a strike or other illegal job action will be discharged,'' says a notice that will be distributed Friday in employees' paychecks. The notice also says strikers will forfeit the right to any future employment by the federal government. Boat fire probed PORTERVILLE CAP) - Tulare County firefighters were Investigating the cause of a fire that sank ooi'boat and damaged three others at Lake Success marina near here. CIHillfted edwefdelng 714/142·M71 All oeher clepeftmenta 142.W1 MAINOFFICE Siii Wol ..... SI , C•ta llMM, CA ~ .--ao. ueo, , .... M•••. cA m1t (epyri.M "'' Or..,_ eo.,t P\lbll"1t11t (...,,..,,,, NO ~ •• , •lofttl, •llu•I••"°"" e<11IOrlAI inallt• Of "' v•rt ll-h ll••••n .,. • .,. IM ••P•OOvt ..i wllllOul _ ,., .. , ..... _ 01 <0t11<•19111 o•- A grain combine harvests in Irvine barley field at Valencia Avenue and Culver Drive. Boys found suffocated From Page A1 SPY ••• Helmich communicated to the Soviet Union and its agents: classiried information involving: a sensitive U.S. cryptographic system known as the KL-7. The. FBI said the KL-7 system was: used to encode U.S. communica· · lions. The government alleged: that the information was given· to the Soviet Union in Paris in· 1963. : Murder apparently ruled out in case of 3 in closet WAUKESHA, Wis. <AP> - fhree young boys who disap-peared while playing on an apartment house lawn were round suffocated in a bloody linen closet, police say, but authorities apparently are rul- ing out murder. When the bodies were found ruesday night, police initially Jaid they thought the boys had been brutally s lain because or the blood and the fact that the From Page A1 bodies were contorted when found in the vacant apartment. But Waukesha County Coroner Donald Eggum said the blood apparently was a result of the boys' trying des perately to escape the closet. The closet handle had been re- moved by painters preparing to paint the apartment, and floor carpeting prevented the air from getting into the two-foot- deep closet. be said. "That scene was bad 'enough to make you want to quit this business." Eggum said. "I hope it will be a relief to the com- munity to know it is probably not a homicide." The boys were discovered by a n apartment house manager wh o told police he used a screwdriver to pry the closet door open. The victims were in .various stages of undr~ss, evidently hav- ing removed clothing because it had gotten "uncomfortably warm," Eggum said. Helmich is a native of Florida ' and served as an Army warrant · officer from 1954 to 1966. His . duties included serving as a c ryptocus todian in Paris. France. and at Fort Bragg, N.C. Sin c e 1967. he has been employed in a variety of jobs. SHERIFF INDICTED. • • ·'I feel they had been in that closet several hours,'' he said. Police investigator Robert Horstmeir said it was unclear how the boys got into the apart· ment, which searchers had been assured was locked. Nor was it clear why no one heard what may have bee n the noise of the youngsters' escape efforts, he said. The indictment charged four counts or espionage. One count alleged a conspiracy in 1963 with the Soviets to acquire com.: municalions intelligence, which means data or conversations transmitted by any number of communications devices. Thomas Corbett Jr., in a telephone interview from his Pittsburgh office. alleged that Dinger not only employed Barber for a home improvement project, but knew who Barber was. knew that Barber was a federal fugitive, failed to arrest Barber, failed to notify federal a uthorities of Barber 's whereabouts and told a female deputy not to di3close Barber's identity. Both Barber and the female deputy were granted immunity from prosecution during the course of the year-long in· vestigation, but Corbett declined to say whether either testified before the grand jury. Dinger, his secretary said to- day, was not in the office and not available for comment. Corbett said a summons has been issued ordering Dinger to appear before a U.S. magistrate within a week. Cortiett said he will ask the magistrate lo re- lease the sheriff on his own re· cognizance in lieu of $10,000 bail. If convicted, Dinger could face five years' imprisonment and a SS,000 fine, Corbett said. Barber was arrested in Brookville on May 12, 1980. The event sent shock waves through the community, which raised more than $25,000 to assist in bis defense aJalnst the year-old charges. .. Everyone knew him. The first thing you know. donations cans were popping up aU over town. They'd be on the store counters. right next to the con- tainers for the crippled children." one resident re - called in a September, 1980. in· terview. Barber was convicted in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles and sentenced to 12 years in federal prison. The assault on the bank, local· ed a long the affluent South Coast, was termed a "Mission Impossible" type job, because of the techniques used by the skUled team of burglars. After bypassing alarm systems, they entered an attic above. the bank's vault, then used drills and explosives to penetrate tbe thi ck steel- reinforced, concrete ceiling. Once inside the vault, they systematically punched ~safe ty deposit boxes, and escaped with cash, negotiable securities, jewels, rare coina and other ex- Birds haw.kiah on mailmen SWEETWATER, Tena (AP -Nelther rain DOf sleet may de· lay ,_tmaa K.T. Willlamaori from Ida appointed rounds, but a tamlly of'"mean·tempered" hawu ii IOlb«hlAI else. II all dell very to aeveral bom• ID tbla liGl'tllW• Tau town wu hlt.ed bffa ... the WM llbdi ~ dh•boatbiftl WlW1mm,UllDlftlllbblc. wu11·-·m 11 aow WnrlDI a ~ .............. , .. m.U•llllinMMll pensive items. Several patrons were unwilling to disclose the exact amount of their losses fearing investigations by the In· ternal Revenue Service. The bank itself s uffered a $45,000 cash loss. Estimates on the total value of the loot have varied from about $3 to $9 million. Investigators, bow ever. tend to support the higher figure. About half of the loot bas been recovered. Five other men, including Barber's brother. Ronald Lee. were convicted and have or are serving prison sentences. All of the men were from the Cleveland area where the mastermind of the crime, Amil Alfred Dinsio, was alleged to be a small-time criminal operator with organized crime ties. Most of the stolen goods left the state in a boat on a trailer towed by a vehicle. Testimony during the first trial In the case indicated Barber purchased the boat. The burglary is on record as the largest of its kind. Bird raps letter SAN FRANCISCO (AP> California Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird bas sharply criticized state Attorney General George Deukmejian for questioning court nominees about their views on con- troversial decisions. The Victims were identified as Benjamin McDonald . 11 ; Timothy Em an. 7: and Eddy Saycocie. 4. The youngest boy's Laotian-immigrant parents live in an apartment downstairs GUAM:~ Pacific Ocean .WAKE . ........ SHAKEN UP -Map shows where a major earthquake, possibly measuring 7 .0 on the Richter scale, rocked the Vanuatu Islands in the South Pacific today. Police probe 2 homicides • m county A Cypress woman apparently was stabbed to death Tuesday in a carport outside her apartment. In a separate incident, a homicide victim was found in a Fullerton motel. Cypress police officials said they found Paula Joy Pleshe, 38, a beauty salon manager, lying next to her car at 6:50 a.m. Tuesday. She had been stabbed several times in her upper body, a spokesman said. Investigators were searching today for two men who a witness said drove up to the victim's Larwin Avenue home and then sped off in a blue-green car alter the passenger went into the carport In the Fullerton case. officers were withholding the victim's name until relatives are notified. Police Lt. Richard Kvancz said the man. in his SOs, was found in his room by a maid at the Skyhaven Motel on West Commonwealth Avenue. f. cor- cner's examination revealed that the man had been killed, be said. Investigators did not re· lease how the victim bad died. CROWM HARDWARE OUTDOOR # 1500 Sugg. retail SALE '449"9 ·~4t" ... ..._ #2000 Sugg. retail SALi •48496 '40t" (lncludH rear raised burner for rotisserie and lnch.ldff roti ... rle) Porcelaln grills quartz ignition LP or natural gas 5-yr. burner warranty 1-yr. parts and labor ..... ~ .. .... .......... . ·WeltCUH ,,.. ... ,. .... 1024 hvlM Ave. t•"f:." IMCh ... SUMMER LIVING ........ Color1 22 .. llocll 14." Colors J K" ~~~I ~·y Joe 24." .............. Lavren Bacall ii CCJU{lht in an affectionate po1e with HCJTf'fl Guardino fn a New York City renourant wlwre they ~ a party /or the La Scala Opera Ballet. Both are atamng fn "Woman of the Year" on BroadwaJI. ' Capt. Kangaroo /rie ndJJ rally Get-well wishes flooded the office of Bo b Keeab an, creator and host of "Captain Kangaroo," as he continued his recovery from a heart at- tack at a hospital in Toronto. ·'The outpouring of con- ~ cern has been incredible," ·· said Steve ReJc bl , a spokesman at the office of Robert Keeshan Associates. Among the callers. he said. were fellow children's show host, Fred Rogers, of "Mr. Rogers Neighborhood," Ed McMah on of the NBC ''Tonight" show and come· dian BW Cosby, who appears on "Captain Kangaroo" from time to lime. United · Auto Work ers President Douglas A. Fraser announced that he will not run for re- e lection in 1983, despite lieutenants ' efforts to erase the age rule that would pro· hlbit another ,...... term. In a letter to the UAW in· ternational board caucus. Fraser said he continues ·•to believe in the philosophy" that led to creation in 1964 of a rule that says no one can be elected to union office after they reach 65. Fraser will turn 65 this year. His term expires in June 1983. Colorado stuck Gerald Ford 's pre · presidential pape rs are open for use by researchers at the Ford Library in Ann Arbor, Mich .. accordrng lo Dr . Robert M. Warner, archivist of the United States. The 1.5 million papers in· elude Ford's congressional files, his Warren Commission work and notes from his duties as minority leader or the U.S. House of Repre- sentatives from 1965 lo 1973. His presidential papers still are being processed. The Ford Library opened in April on the University of Michigan campus. More than 275 ,000 photographs and 700,000 feet or motion pie· lures were made available to the public then. • ID mud Motor ists t r apped by slides; floo_d watch continues Coasta l f orecast Ptrllf Cloudy 1"'°"9f' Tlluno.ty. CHst•I 1-"· ,,.._ 65. Coest•I 111911 7S, lnl-"· wet..-1). 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SI IS M 01 t1 SS 101 .. tJ )l 10 '3 103 101 as 100 10. 11 ., .. 100 " 71 SI 91 •4 101 Ml 71 6S 101 ... .. tJ 100 u Sun, moon, tides TODAY S.cond 111111> I 4 p.m •.1 THUllSOAY Finl low 4 OJ • m -o S First lllgll 10 J3 •.m. >.t S.Cond I-l °'p.m. 2.3 Second 1110!> t 23 p m • 2 Sun Mil I OS p.m . todey, rllft S. Sl e.m. Tllur.O.y. Moon rlMs 7:1>' pm lonlOhl, Mh s n • m T?lurldey i;; an .. s~Rf Rf PORT .I TMey's Weft A•tr ... A-..JMea. a.-T ..... Mlffl lalr '6 I~ lelr N 1·3 lelr 71 1·1 felr 11 1\h -71 l·J pr.fr 71 .., -7t j.J -71 1·2 -71 M lolr ro ,., , .. , n 1-a -.. IJ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednetday, July 15, 1981 H/F Robbins' ·sex-trial • Jury out SACRAMENTO (AP> -An ei1bt-man, four.woman jury re- sumed deliberations today at state Sen. Alan Robbins' sex· with-minors trial alter listening a1aln to ~ruclal testimony. The panel began deliberations Tuesday on the 35th day of trial proceedings, and met for about four hours without reachini a verdict. Late in the afternoon, the jurors asked to ba ve the court reporter read testimony dealing with the night or March 21, 1979. That is one ol the times Robbins, a 38,year-old Van Nuys Democrat, allegedly had sex with a young Sacramento area woman, Lori Terwilliger, when she was 16. Robbins acknowledges belng with Ms. Terwilliger on that night but denies that they had sex. Three or the nine counts Ro bbins faces concern that evening. Robbins is accused of having sex with Ms. Terwilliger on three occasions in 1979 at his Sacramento apartment. He Is a lso charged with having sex with another Sacramento-area woman, Regina Cullimore. now 20, in his Senate office in 1978. At an impromptu press con· ference outside the courtroom, Robbins said he was confident the jury would find him iMo- cent. Senate nixes taxing Social Security WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate has unanimously ap- proved a resolution saying it will not enact legislation to tax Social Security benefits. The "sense of the Senate" re- solution was adopted on a 98-0 vote. A 1979 Advisory Council on Social Security recommended that half of Social Security benefits be taxed. It estimated such a proposal would affect 10.6 mill ion couples or individuals and produce an average tax in- crease or about $350, for a total increase of about $.1. 7 billion . The President's Commission on Pension Policy recommended last February that contributions to. and benefits Crom, Social Security receive the same tax treatment as other retirement programs. The commission recom - mended that taxes on contribu- tions to Social Security to be de- f erred and benefits from Social Security eventually be counted as income subject to taxation. The resolution said in part that "Social Security was established to protect the in- come of Americans against the serious economic risks that families face upon retfrement, disability and death.'' And it said the prospect of having their benefits taxed "has alarmed many older Americans and may have undermined their confidence in the integrity of the Social Security program.'' The resolution said in part elderly are especially burdened by inflation and that the costs of basic necessities such as fuel, food a nd medical care have risen raster than the rate or in- flation. Gem Talk By J.C. HUMPHRIES Cut1f1~ Gtmoi0611t. ACS UNIQUE AND UNUSUAL At our store we have one display case that holds a special attraction for our customers. That's where we keep our anti· que and est.ate jewelry. Thia lovely jewelry, -.anlike a used car, does not rose value with age and use. The selection is constantly changing as pieces are sold and new ones come in. At any Ume you are s1.1re to find items of in· terest. There are necldacet, rings, broaches and earrinp for the ladies, cuff links, sUcll pins and watch fobs for the men. Bea Ides the Jewelry. you can alao expect to aee an tique watches, restored to perfect workln1 order, button hoota, sliver coin purses, compacts and el1antte caHI. Every item in the department J1 an outatandlnl bar1aln In price u well u beauty. Stop la any Ume and ... •bat we have to offer. Vlalt often to tee wbat nt• Item are added nearly nery....-. For t.he unique and un\llual at bar1aln pric.e, visit °"" antlqvt and •tate jenlry department. Delly·-......... o.ry ......_ WILD RIDE -Staysee GalJehue of Costa Mesa got her $2 worth from "old bad one eye," a mechanical bull. She stayed on for the entire ride, about one minute, at the Orange County Fair. Search continues for kidnap suspect Authorities are still searching for a shaggy-haired suspect who kidnapped and molested a 10· year-old Fountain Valley girl June 29 before leaving her for dead along a remote Santa Ana Ca n yon Road . She wa s hos pitalized briefly and is now home. The Orange County Sheriff's Department has released a com· posite drawing of the man, about 35 years old, 5-foot, 7 -inches to 6 feet tall, with brown collar length hair and a crooked front tooth shaped like a "V". Sheriff Lt. Wyatt Hart said the broadcast description of the sus· pect has resulted in numerous calls to the department, but there has been no positive Iden· tification yet. The girl was kidnapped from a Fountain Valley playground and take n to the desolate area where she was molested, choked and ten for dead. She managed to climb down an embankment after the attack and flagged down a passing motorist. The s us pect's car was SEEN THIS MAN? Police drawing described as compact. orange or brown in color with bucket seats and possibly no back seat. The door handle was missing on the passenger side. Anyone with any information is urged to call the Sheriff's Department at 834 -3000. We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like" Call the number below and your message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor The same 24-hour answering service may be used to record let· ters lo the edjtor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification No circulation calls, please. Tell us what's on your mind. From T t:l e 1 920'5 OIAMONOS APPROX 6 30 CARATS EMERALDS APPROX 1 0 CARATS 642·6086 MEMBER AMERICAN OEM SOCIETY I&\ 1823NEWPOATBLVO COSTAMESA ~ 35 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION .. ,,_~,.,-MMler C'*19 PHONE 549-3401 a H/F Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednetday. July 15, 1981 Syria blames Habib · for Israel attacks BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP) - Syria's state radio bJamed U.S. presid ential envoy Philip C. Habib today for Isreel's escalat· ed air attacks on Palestinian guer rUlas in Lebanon. Israeli warplanes struck a dozen Palestine Liberation Organ ization guerrill a stro ngholds along Lebanon's Mediterranean coast and Inland mountalns Tuesday. killing 10 guerrillas and villagers and in· juring 35, police sa;d. Police strike back at London rioters LONDON <AP) -After a dozen straight nights of urban violence, British police struck back today with a pre·dawn search for gasoline bombs In Brixton, the immigrant com· munity where some or the worst · rioting broke out. The raids on 11 homes in the South London suburb were car· ried out by more than 100 of. ficers armed with search war· rants, Scotland Yard reported. They were the first such raids announced during the wave of urba n violence Lhat has bloodied Britain's streets for nearly two weeks Airline purchase backed b y CA B WASHINGTON (AP> Air Florida has two weeks to submit an application to take control of Western Airlines, the country's KILLED Sean Pa trick Toolan, a part·lime reporter for ABC radio, was beaten, stabbed and shot to death in Beirut Tuesday. Police said there wa s no a ppare nt motive. ninth largest commercial car· rier. The CivU Aeron autics Board approved Air Florida's request to purchase half interest In the Los Angeles·baaed carrier Tues· day, but said its approval ia con· ditiooed on Air Florida au~mit· tlng an application to the t)oard within two weeks asking ap· proval to take unrestricted con· trol of Western. B e l/ ast police stations bombed BELFAST, Northern Ireland <AP> -Protes ters hurling gasoline bombs attacked two police stations in Bellast today a nd mourners gathered for the funeral of hungeystriker Martin Hurson In Cappagh, to the west of the city. In Belfast's Andersonstown • and New Barnsley districts , police fired plastic bullets to dis· perse demonstrators attacking police stations in both centers, a police spokesman said. Industrial output declines in June WASHJNGTON <APJ The nation's industrial production declined a slight 0.1 percent in June. including decreases in the output of construction supplies, home appliances and food, the Federal Reserve Board reported tod ay. The overall decline continued the lackluster performance of the past five months. Production fell 0.1 percent in February, rose 0 5 percent in March, remained flat in April and rose 0.4 percent in May before June's result. Wildlife g roup wants Watt out W ASHJNGTON <AP J The nation's largest conservation or· ~ani~ation broke its longstand· ang silence on Interior Secretary James Watt with a fl ourish Tuesd ay. It asked President Reagan to ftre him. Jay 0 . Hair, executive vice president of th e National Wildlife Federation, said the stand was taken after a mem· bership s urvey dem onstrated overwhelming opposition to Watt's policies after his six months in office. 4 more executed BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP> Firing squads executed four more leftist opponents of Iran's Islamic revolution today, and the army command order ed military guards or fugitive ex· President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr lo turn in their arms within five days o r face pro se c ution. Tehran radio reported. AP WI ......... GATOR GRABBERS -Two Denver Zoo alhgator catchers grabbed their nets in hot pursuit of Albert the escaped al· ligator who has made his home in Duck Lake at Denver's City Park. Albert has managed lo elude nets and snares since hi s escape in early June. O 'Connor confirniation predicted by R e agan WASHINGTON (AP> Presi dent Reagan confidently predict ed today that Sandra D O'Con nor will be confirmed as the first wom an Supreme Court JUStice. The president, at the begin· ning of an hour·long meeting with the jurist, told reporters, "We 're delighted to have her here and look forward to when she'll be here. you might say permanently." He was asked whether ha s comment was a prediction that the 51.year·old Arizona appeals' court judge will receive Senate confirmation Reagan replied. call ed the nominatwn "a mis· tak e. · '>Jld that "the potential as there" for the fundamentalist group to s upport Mrs O'Connor if she confirms her opposition to abortion Mr!> O'Connor confronted that issue Tut•sday as she began her four day cu mp.W gn for con· f1rmat1on CIA in 'turmoil' over allegations WASIUNGTON (AP> -With the CJA's spy chief already forced out by allegatlona of stock manipulation, CIA Direc. tor William J. Casey faces a federal judge's ruline that he knowingly misled Investors In a separate business venture In the late 1960s. Max Hugel, an outsider whose appointment had irked career intelligence officers, resigned as the agency's deputy director of operations Tuesday, hours after The Washington Post published allegations that in 1974 he slipped Inside information to two Wall Street brokers about a firm he headed. Later Tuesday, reporters dis· cov.ered an overlooked May 19 ruhng by U.S. District Judge Charles E. Stewart Jr. in New York against Casey and others in a damage suit over their el· forts to raise capital for an un· successful farming corporation 1n 1968. Deputy White House press ~ecretary Larry Speakes said to· day that President Reagan had told his top aides · · 1 retain full confidence" in Casey. Speakes s aid he did not know when the president found out about the May ruling. Speakes told reporters that "these matters came up in the pas t , as far back as 1973. They've been the subject of at le a st one and possibly two Senate hearings. They were part of what we kqew when Mr Casey was appointed to the directorship of the CIA Speakes said he was .. rea· sonably sure" Casey referred to the case on forms filled out before he was nominated lo the JOb. ·'This is a matter still in the courts and subject ~o appeal so I INVOLVED IN SCANDAL William J Casey s houldn't comment on the merits of the case," he said. .. Director Casey has done an excellent job with the Cl A," Speakes said, describing him as "an experienced man" in the in· telligence area. Both Casey and the CIA re· fused to comment on Stewart's ruling, and Reagan and Hugel's departure wa s dis tressin g because "once again we seem to be laking an accusation as a conviction." Hugel s a id "I have done nothing wrong." Casey, 68. and Hugel, 56, are both self·made millionaires . Casey brought Hu gel with him to the agency from t he Reagan presidential campaign. "Yes, yes, It is." Senate leaders of both parties made similar predictions Tues· day. The president. a ccompanied by Mrs. O'Connor, Vi ce Prest· deot Gt!orge Bush and Attorney General William French Smith. was asked whether he had talked to her about the con· troversial topic or abortion. which she says she opposes. "Previously we have talked about a number of subjects," Reagan added without elabora· tion as he left the Rose Garden with Bush. Smith and ·Mrs O'Connor. Get Two Sundays Mrs. O'Connor wa~ heading to Capitol Hill later in the day for mor e m eeting!> with key senators as !oh<' continues her campaign for t·onfirmation On Tuesday. she voiced op· position lo a bortion during her meetings at th<' Capitol Meanwh1le. a ~pokesman for Moral Majority, which last week a eek Planning a Baby Shower? Unneeded items taking up place in your space? Sell it all and put cash in your1pocket with the new Daily Pilot 8·Day Week. We can put you in touch with more buyers because our classifieds have an extra day to sell every week. Get resul ts with the ads that last longer . 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Negotiators had reached ten· tative approval on the contract last Saturday and the board of direct.ors recommended ratifies· lion, urging writers to return to work immediately following ratification. The WGA pact calls for writers to get 2 percent of the gross of shows made for pay TV after the producer recoups his Investment at a set rate of $1 million per hour for videotaped shows, including video cassettes, and $1.25 million per hour for live shows. Equal pay strike called 'worth i"' SAN JOSE CAP) -Workers who struck to win equal pay for men and women doing compara· ble jobs say It was worth every hour of the nine-day walkout, which city and union leaders pre· dieted would have national re· percussions. "I equate it with women's suf· frage," said Vivian Martin, a claims adjustor for the city. "What we have done Is a begin- ning" to assure that jobs mainly held by women pay as much u positions generally held by men. The American Federation of State. Co unty and Municipal Employees Local 101, represent- ing 2,000 librarians, clerks. park aides and other city workers, vot· ed 295·27 Tuesday to accept a set· llement that came Monday night. The City Council. which on Sun· The accord calls for $1.S mllllon over two years to help erase pay disparities. "I think It Is going to represent a guideline or pattern that other unions may follow ,' Ferrero said. The two-year pact also gives employees a 15.5 percent general wage increase. The entire cost of the settJement was $4 .8 million, Mrs. Hayes said. Philip Sparks, AFSCME na tional s pokes man. said In Washington that the union's at torneys were buoyed by the stnke settlement and plan to file com· plaints "withJn the next week" against various cities and states with federal agencies investigat· ing sex discrimination on the job He declined to identify the localities. "They will return tomorrow morning -maybe tonight. I know of certain wrttera who are hitting their typewriters tonight," said writers spokeswoman Shannon Boyd after the hand vote here Tues· day night which followed a 79·1 approval by writers in the New York chapter earlier in the day. Writers GuJld of America of· ficial Brad Radnitz called the settlement a "monumental, epoch-making victory," at the Hollywood Palladium gathering, Ms. Boyd reported. Writers gave c hief negotiator Gary Ell· ingsworth a standing ovation when he described the pay TV agreement that for the first time gives writers a share or home San Diego rejects refugee proposal '.Fhe central issue In the strike had been the lucrative home· video market. as it was in a walkout in the past year by ac· tors and musicians. Directors. who could have crippled the in· dustry with a strike. settled before their strike deadline two weeks ago -accepting an offer from producers on home 'video The strike by writers -while it threatened to cause a serious delay in the fall TV season - was not as damaging as a 10· week strike last year by the 67 ,000 actors which delayed the' start of the TV season until Oc· tober a month later than usual. 1 day rejected an earlier tentative agreement, quickly approved the pact, which ended a walkout by some400workers . AFSCME is the nation's largest union of public employees. It boasts one million members. 40 percent of whom are female At the core of the dispute was a study commissioned b)' the city at the urging or the union whi~h showed that jobs traditionally held by women paid less than those held mostly by men. SAN DIEGO (AP) -A pro· posal to allow 20 of the Haitian and Cuban refugees at Ft. Chai· fee, Ark., to live In San Diego County has been rejected by the Board of Supervisors. An unidentified Spring Valley resident offered on Tuesday to sponsor them. but Supervisor Paul Eckert said the 20 "have been troublemakers and there's no reason to believe they won't be troublemakers in the future.·' Allowing them to relocate in the San Diego area might create "a burden on our health, social services and civil justice system," the county supervisors said. , Stan/ ord to pay $1.5 million STANFORD <AP> -Stanford University's medical center has agreed to reimburse Medicare for $1.5 million overcharged through alleged "double-billing" procedures in the mid '70s. That settlement, announced Tuesday. followed charges by the Union of American Physi· cians and Dentists in October 1977 that Stanford was billing private patients, as well as Medicare and Medi-Cal, for the same services. Gays may be barred from U.S. SAN FRANCISCO <AP) Homosexuals can be barred from visiting the United States, an immigration board in Washington has ruled. The U.S. Board of Immigra· tioo Appeals in its July 9 ruling said homosexuals from abroad could be denied entry if they voluntarily admit their sexual preference, said Jeff Appleman, a San Francisco immigration lawyer, on Tuesday Duck plague prompts roundup REDWOOD CITY <AP> -An o ften-fatal waterfowl disease has prompted wildlife authorities to begin a roundup of ducks along the Redwood City bayshore. The outbreak of Dutch duck plague, or duck viral enteritis, appeared to be confined to an In· let off Be lmont Channel. Authorities hope to stop the dis· ease before it can spread to tens of thousands of Alaskan and Canadian ducks due lo arrive in about two weeks. ·~·· ........ OPENING NIGHT -Director Francis Ford C<_?ppola and his wife Ellen and daughter Sophia arrive for opening night performance of Abel Gance's film "Napoleon," Tuesday at Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. "We have been in touch with numerous unions around the country, numerous women's groups around the country all interested" in the strike and set- tlement, said Mike Ferrero, presidentofthe local Mayor Janet Gray Hayes called the settlement '·an historic step toward fairness in the workplace toward women." By agreeing to include parity as part of contract negotiations, the city "merely lit the fuse" ofoneoflhe nation's ma· jor issues or the 1980s. she said. The study found that a senior librarian made $23,348; a senior chemist, a Job held by men. paid $29,094. The consultants said the jobs were comparable San Jose. the nation's 17th largest city, calls itself "the feminist capital of the world .. Led by Mrs Hayes. 1t has a female majority on its City Coun cil Official 'reassuranc~ ': he drinks pesticide SANTA CLA RA CAP > - California Conservation Corps Direct.or 8 .T. Collins wanted to reassure members of his or- ganization about the safety of the pesticide malathion. which they' re using in their fight against the Mediterranean fruit fly. So he drank a glass or the stuff. Stuart A. Peoples, a medical consultant with the state Depart· ment of Food and Agriculture, said he didn't think the slurp - done in front of about 900 corps members during a Tuesday night meeting at Agnews State Hospital -would hurt Collins. On the other hand. Peoples said, "I think it's stupid " He said he has a good antidote if Collins shows any ill effects . "l am firmly convinced that the stuff is not bad for you." was Collins' statement before quaff. ing a glassful of malathion, diluted to the strength used in the controversial Santa Clara Valley spraying. His acllon was prompted by concern among corps members because five of them fell ill after stripping some trees or fruit to combat the fruit fl y. Peoples said he believes the corps mem- bers we re arrected by some other chemical that had been used on the trees He said he 1s concerned that the workers m ay run into another pesticide. di•rz inon . which is 10 times as toxic as malathion. NOW MONEY MARKET RATES Fish fora steak at a Real Rancher Style Bar-B-0 Dinner. . Nlgbtly.tbru AugUBt &. Tonight, sink your teeth into a healthy slice of salmon steak, or big pieces of tender Bar-B·O chicken. Every Bar-B-0 dinner comes with sweet, buttery com on the cob, plus smoky baked beans. Tonight, have a Real Rancher Style Bar-B·O. 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Coming Soon To Corona del Mar . Orange Cout DAILY PILOT, Wedneaday, July HS, 1981 Mari~ Maj. Gen. Kenneth L. Robinson aays young troop• relJ'Oftd to hil emphasis on what's right and wrong and his jwtice tempered with mercy at Camp Pendleton where leaJherneck crime rote is down sharply. Camp Pendleton CO hears down on ethics CAMP PENDLETON <AP> - Marines under a different kind of general who talks of ethics and public good are waging a peacetime assault on crime at the world's big- gest amphibious base -bolb on and off the base. In the 10 months since Maj. Gen. Kenneth Robinson took charge al the hospital and then gave it to the base hospital. Robinson, a 52-year-old psychology student with college degrees in English and business administration. cracked down on growing vandalism al Camp Pendleton on his arrival. The troops were asked if lbey think it is wrong to take an apple from the mess hail to give to a buddy who missed the meal. No, they told ~; 'We wanted to get Robinson. who then asked if It were t l k . wrong to lake two, or possibly five. l°h e tr 0 0 p S a l n g At what point does a man justify about eth,;CS. , · stealing steaks or bigger things? " "We wanted to get the troops talk· Camp Pendleton. authorities said Tuesday, crime is down 12 percent. In neighboring Oceanside, lusty leathernecks on leave account for 18 percent of police bookings -an un- precedented drop Crom 28 percent in 1980. I Mercy tempers justice doled out under Robinson, a 31-year veteran who ordered the battalion he com- manded in Vietnam 's Que Sanh Vall ey never to shoot at a Viet- namese unless he was dressed in an enemy uniform or attacking. The charge given to bis Camp P endleton troops by Robinson is unique among Marine brass trained traditionally on the battlefield : Be -ethical and grow as human beings in the Corps. It is Robinson's example that makes it work, a.ides say. Once he fined an offi cer SS,000 for adultery. Another time, he canceled a court· m artial order sending a young Marine to spend eight months at lbe Fort Leavenworth, Kan.. prison for smoking marijuana. As a young Marine, be himseU took a blanket. as his buddies did, when their ship docked at San FranCisco after baUJe time, Robinson admitted in an interview. He used his blanket to wrap his firstborn child home from iog about ethics," Robinson said. In some situations, he said, "some of the troops fell the practice Qf rip- ping off was just a way of getting even. What we finally arrived at was the notion that anything that builds community is good. Anything that doesn't Is wrong.·· In adhering to the Marines' strict weight require m ents, Robinson limits his lunch to a single cup of yogurt but tolerated obesity in a col- onel within eight months of retire- ment rather than force that fat fellow off work and into the hospital. The base lectures deal with truth, human development and right and wrong. Chaplains and others go into individual units for private talks on ethics, and base morale is described as at a high in peacetime. The 30,000 leathernecks at Camp Pendleton include 20,000 still under the age of 20 or only slightly beyond. They see their gray-haired father figure of a general as a stern yet fair man. After artiJlery and bombing runs the other day, a civic club outside the 125,000-acre base ordered Robinson, a member, to pay SlO for disturbing the peace. He stood up and said, "Gentlemen, the noise you hear is the sound of freedom.'' The fine , like his c haracter· building. stuck. Ditched pilot survives .56 hours in Atlantic ' '.· JACKSONVILLE, Fla. <AP) -A Navy pilot who stayed afloat for 56 hours in U\e Atlantic Ocean without a ~ife jacket says thoughts of his family helped keep him going. 1·• "'Al the end when I was getting very tired, I thought I had lo do something," Lt. Cmdr. Allen Spicer attributed his He survival to 'the grace of God, my will to live, Navy training and the love of my family . . . ' said. "I never said, 'I'm going to give up and die.' I had to do something." Spicer, 36, flying a rented plane, ditched the craft last week in lbe Atlantic when flames Jumped at bis face. He floated for more than two days off the Florida coast before the tide washed him close to shore. He attributed his survival to "lbe 1r1ce ol God, my will to Uve, the pro- fesaiona1 training I received in the Navy and the love of my family." Spicer said be stayed afloat through "drown-prooftn1" -remaln- inl almost motionle11 while sus- pended in the water, slowly breakinl the surface several times a minute for a breath of alr. Spicer said be was tutn1 t.be rent- ed Piper Arrow on a nl1bt tat flllbt because be planned tony his Wilt to :rampa, fi'1a., for a surprl .. birthday party before be left with tu. 1quad for the Mediterranean. A Navy pilot with 3,500 hours ol flight time over 12 years. Spicer said he was returning from St. Augustine when he heard the engine knock. Sud- denly, Spicer said, he saw a "flash of fire in my eyes.·• Shortly alter midnight, be radioed his approximate position and told controllers he was going to ditch off Ponte Vedra Beach. He said he decided to dump lbe plane in the water because be didn't know tidaJ or beach conditions. And, "I didn't want to hurl anybody else." Spicer said the aircraft sank and trapped him in the cockpit. "Finally I was a ble to get the door opened." He said he shoved out his briefcase in hopes of using lt for flotation. He stripped to his underwear and used his clothing to help him noat. In the water, Spicer said he thought a shark hit him. "Something hit me with tremen- dous force. I waa terrified but I knew I shouldn't panic." Whatever it waa didn•t. bother bim again, Spicer said. The plane was found in about 2IO feet or water but Spicer wu not sighted until a btcycU1t found him crawling on the beach the next morn- ing. By Thur1day, be said, "I knew I couldn't tut much ionaer." Later, be lifted his head from Ute water a spotted land. "I sighted land. I 1aw • lilht. Tbat was my aoal, that ll8hl," he Hid. He be8an a slow 1wlm to •ban and flnally hll feet touched bottom. II n. Spicer 1a1d that tbroUcbaat the time her bUBband wu ....... ~ she kept tellinl benelf, "U ID7bOd1 can survive, lt will be my bulMDd " • Japanese-American internment probed W ASHlNGTON <AP) -Fortner Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortu testified that racial prejudice, not na- tional security. led to the mus in- ternment of people of Japanese de- scent in World. War II. He called the episode a tnaic error. an outra1e, an unconscionable and irrational deed. ·•1 think It ls clear -perhaps it was always clear -lhat the mus evacuation order was never justified," Fortas told an official ln- qulry into events that happened near- ly 40 years ago. "I cannot escape the conclusion that racial prejudice was a baste ln· gredlent," he said. "Even the trauma of war does not excuse lrra- tlonal and needless assaults upon human beings and senseless viola- tions of our fundamental constitu· Uonal principles." Fort.as, an undersecretary ln the Interior Department from 1942 to 1946 when 120,000 people or Japanese ancestry were interned, said the camps were humanely adminiJt.ered but ''this fact does not and should nol absolve our nation or relieve the na- tional conscience." Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawail. who lost his right arm fighting in Jta- 1 y as part of the famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team, ad- monished the commission to: "Make your report one that will awaken this experience enough to haunt the conscience of this nation - haunt it so we will never forget that we are capable of such an act." Hawaii's large Japanese popula- tion was not interned. The 9-member commission on Wartime Relocation and lntemment of Civilians was created by Congress and signed into law by President Carter. It will hold another bearing in Washington on Thursday then move on to Los Angeles, San Fran- cisco, Seattle, three sites in Alaska and finally to Chicago. It is to review the facts and circumstances of the internment, which was ordered by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and to de- terrnine what if any r edress is owed the people affected and their descen- dants. • Inouye's colleague from Hawaii, Sen. Spark Matsunaga, cailed the holding of Japanese-Americana "in what can only be deshtbed as American-style concentration camps" one of the darkest pages ln American history. James Rowe, the No. 2 man in lbe Justice Department at the time, told the commiaslon that fear and hysteria alter the attack on Pearl flarbor were to blame for the de· cision to intern West Coast Japanese -but not Germans and Italians. No distinction was made between lbose who were American citizens and those who were not. "The great phase was 'military necessity,' " he aaid. "A bandlul of people like me were against the evacuation right from the be&inning, but we didn't have any allles." Among lbose s upporting the intern- ment, he said, were the late Earl Warren, then a prosecuting attorney and later governor of California and Chief Justice of the United States. ........... An order signed by Roosevelt in 1942 set the evacuation to the camps in motion, but Rowe said he doesn't think Roosevelt gave the matter much thought. "The president made the decision," he said, "but I don't really thln.k be spent much time on it. It's a serious thing to say, but I think it was a minor thing to him." Rowe said he opposes financial compensation . "If. the Japanese Americans want an apology, good," he said. "They are entitled to It. But what good it'll do them after 40 years, I don't know." SIBLING SILLINESS -It was one of those "assembly required" gifts as Sam Maytar presented a wrench, keys and a Volkswagen in scores of pieces to his broth~r John in Chicago. The siblings attempt to outdo each other with such offbeat gifts as a hot air balloon with a female stripper, or four tons of manure. Sam decided on the car after John complained about high gas prices. The grass always • is greener ... RIVERSIDE (AP> -The Air Force sprayed grass with green dye to make the parade grounds at March Air Force Base look nicer for a ceremony. Base officials said about 10 percent of the grass in the 125,000-square-rool parade ground was brown because of an invasion by lawn moths. Base civil engineers had planned to treat the area with a mixture of Ii· quid fertilizer and insecticide. Lt. Deborah Bertrand, a public affairs of- ficer, said the civil engineers had green dye on band, so they added it to the mixture to spruce up the grounds for the 15th Air Force change ol command ceremony Tuesday. "We think it appropriate to be proud of our base. and we want to honor dignitaries as they visit us,'· Ms. Bertrand explained ... A few cents worth of green dye that serves a dual purpose is a pretty simple step to take.·· She said the dye was on hand because it is used to spray brown patches at the goU course the base operates As the dye was s prayed Monday by two civilians , it turned the brown patches a deeper green that the healthy grass sur· rounding it. The contrast was deliberate. according to Ms. Bertrand. Ordinarily, wo rkers place stakes around the treated area. . --. ~ I .., .... WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1981 (c~nOco) Largest corporate bidding D I .lllTlllTll 111£1 /fll1Tlll llllll FEATURES TELEVISION STOCKS 86 89 813 . war in history escalates 0 to $1 .4 billion ... Bll , . ) Huntington parents sne over sports By STEVE TRIPOLI Of-Delly~-- Ttae parents of 11 students who will be freshmen In Huotinetoo Beach Union High School Dis· trict schooht this r all are suin1 district trustees and ad· ministrators. seeking to reverse a December, 1980, trustees' de- cision that would bar their children from participation ln after-school sports for one year. Copies or the parents I petition to Orange County Superior Court plus supporting documents were served on trustees at the start or their regular meeting Tuesday. Tt~e suit, filed earlier in the day, overshadowed the trustees' ac· tion at the meeting 1ranting some exemptions from their December ban. The trustees voled Dec. 9 to prohibit incomin1 freshmen who transfer to a hi1h school ouside their attendance area from com· pt!Ung in after·school sports for one year. In the past the rule ap· plied only to students already in high school, but trustees sald a change was needed to stop in· creasing incidences or school· shopping by parents seeking the best athletic programs. Parents bad been allowed to seek individual exemptions from the policy until June when trustees voted to eliminate the appe~ procedure after about 40 cases had been heard and 14 ex· emptions granted. District Superintendent Frank Abbott had recommended elimination of the procedure, saying the exceptions that were granted appeared too arbitrary because of a lack of guldellnes. The parents claim in the suit that their children, all affected · by the sports ban, would suffer "irreparable harm" if not al- lowed to compete in after-school sports. Attorney Merlind J . Peru· -cs HIGHEST RANK -Huntington Beach mem- bers of Troop 1 recently received their Eagle Scout awards. Bob Evans, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans, publicized the Ex- perience Center for his service project. He is 4t a junior at Huntington Beach High School. . RiJ:k Feldes, son of Mr. and Mi's. John Feldes. refurbished the play yard at Fountain Valley Presbyterian Church for his service project. He is a junior al Edison High School. Bill Galleher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Galleher, provided home repairs for senior members of the First United r.f ethodisl Church of Huntington Beach. He is a sophomore at Huntington Beach High School. Do you know him? Huntington Beach police are seeking public's help in identify. ing this murder victim found early Sunday on Stardust Drive. The man. sketched he re by police artist. was shot once in the right temple. He was 25 to 35, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 180 to 190 pounds, and was wearing jeans and light blue tank top with motorcycle decal. Information on his identity can be reported to police at 960·8811 . Seal Beath area reopened to public A hall-mile stretch of ocean· front at Seal Beach, closed Sun· day by health officials who feared chemical contamination in the water. was reopened to J swimmers and fishermen Tues- day afternoon. Bob Merryman, acting Oranae County director of environmen· tal health, said water tests at a atate haaardous materials lab, completed a day earlier than ex- pected, revealed no danieroua contamination in the Sao Gabriel River, which empties ln· to the ocean at Seal Beach. At about 4 p.m., llfe1uardt Keywanettea mi.ing /uruU ' were instructed to reopen the half.mile stretch of ocean between the San Gabriel River Mouth and the Seal Beach Municipal Pier. Merryman said lhe only hlih contamination readin1s were found in Coyote Creek, which feeds into the San Gabriel. But he said the chemicals were dilut- ed to non-hazardous. level In lb~ river.· Officials said the Coyote Creek contamination apparently re· suited from chemicals releued during a weekend ftre at the Marathon Cartage Company chemical stora1e facility in San-~ ta Fe Sprinp. Accordiq to CaUlomia n.h and Game offtclals the run-off from thi1 rtre kliied approx- imately 250,000 small rtah ln Coyote Creek. Swfuiming 1lpup1 elated at eollep RnUtration betln.a July 15 for tb• · fiul two-week •esalaa. ot or..,. Oilll Col1e1e·11u11Un1r ewtm -.a111. •PUPI Wiii bl from 1 .. ;1n. to aoon la tM OCC pm. PM fGr tile ff&llOD, wldda .. iua, 2'1. " Sii !per It• dllat. ,_ man lnform•ttOn, call Cablesyst e ms chief s p e aks a t FV event Dave Edwards, vice president of Dickin so n Pacific Cablesystems. will be guest speaker at the second of Fountain Valley Mayor Ben Nielsen's monthly breakfasts with community leaders. The meeting will begin at 8 a.m . Thursday at Brewster's Restaurant, 10830 Warner Ave. Edwards wiU discuss the cable television system currently being installed in Huntington Beach, Westmins te r and Fountain Valley by Dickinson Pacific. City officials were unable last month to reach representatives of some homeowner associations with invitations to attend the breakfasts . Any homeowner group r epr esent~ti ve who wishes to be added to the mayo.r's breakfast malling list should contact Joan De an at City Hall, 963-8321, ext. 228. mean Jr., the parents' counsel, told school officials in a letter at- tached to the suit that the r,arents are seekint a writ 'commanding that you set aside your decision made Dec. 9, 1960." A tentative hearing date of July 'n at 9:30 a.m . bas been set before Judge Robe rt Fitzgerald in Santa Ana, accord· ing to Perumean's letter. The parents also are seeking payment of their attorney's fees and costs. Gerald Mannion, one of the parents involved in the suit. said the parents feel they are representing the parents of at least, 200 other students. Some 335 incoming freshmen are af- fected by the ban, he said. Under the exceptions ap· proved by the trustees Tuesday. transferring freshmen will re· main eligible for after·school sports if: -The family moves from the a ttendance area. but had established residence in that area for one year, in cases where tbe student chooses to. at- tend the school in the area his or her family has moved from. -The student is officially identified as a itPeclal education student, and must attend a school outside his or her attend· ance area because that school is the only one offering the needed special education pro- gram. -A district boundary ls ct)anged, the family has legally resided in the area for a year, and parents wish to send the stu- dent to the school formerly cov- ered by the zone because a brother or sister of the student currently attends that school. The exemptions had been rec- omme nded by a parent· student·staff committee. which rejected three other exemption possibilities. The board adopted the committee's recommenda· lions unanimously. Valley trims budget Ci ty combines departments, ends newsletter By PIUL SNEIDE RMAN Of Ule Delly ,.. ... Sa.If Attempting to trim a $763,000 deficit in the city's 1981·82 budget. the Fountain Valley City Council has voted to eliminate the city newsletter and con· solidate the park maintenance and public works departments. During a meeting Tuesday night, the council also debated proposals to eliminate the police crime lab and to impose annual paramedic ser vice fees. The city leaders voted down a suggestion to eliminate council and advisory commission mem- bers' salaries and benefits and a plan to fund city street lights on· ly for six months. The meeting was halted abruptly at 10 p.m. when Coun· cilman Eu~ene Van Dask was stricken with chest pain and was removed from the council cham bers. <See related story.) The meeting was adjourned until July 27. During Tuesday's meeting. the council took no action on Ci· ty Manager Robert Vollmer's budget cut package. Vollmer 's s uggested cuts. totaling S495,000, include elimination of six Cull·time city jobs and one part·time post, plus a Sl00.000 cut in contractual 2 million topped Orange County growing by 140 per day While you were sleeping, something very big happened in Orange County. Its population crossed the two miJlion mark. At least analysts in the county Administrative Office's Forecast and Analysis Center are pretty certain it did . Chief Demographer Bill Gayk said the county grows by 140 people per day. Based on a year- end population or 1,972, 724, the two million figure was reach·ed sometime during the nitht. Though estimates are in- volved, Gayk said the figures ar e "extremely close" to the real numbers. "It's a major point in the county's development." Gayk said. The county grew to one million people in 1963, he noted. Dana Harbor funds aid coastal projects The Orange County Board of Supervisors decided Tuesday to spend Dana Point Harbor rev· e nue within r ange of th e marina. They said the county will budget harbor earnings -pro· jected this year to be Sl.7 miUioo -only for harbor projects or for recreational programs along the coast. County leaders would like to s pend the harbor revenue virtually anywhere in the coun- ty, bu! supervisors say they're being prudent until they resolve a legal battle over the funds with the State Lands Commission. Tbe state officials claim that all harbor revenue should be re· invested in the harbor or in ac· quis1llon or adjacent property. Under the supervisors' policy, excess funds from the harbor could s ubsidi ze lifeguard services, promote recreatioqal activities and d evelop new beach parks. Supervisor Bruce Nestande, whose 3rd District does not in· elude any beaches. said he hopes some of the revenue even· tually will be available for inland programs. So far. the county 1s winning in the legal battles. Orange County Superior Court Judge Edward Wallin denied a request Friday for an injunction t-0 pro· bibit the county from spending harbor revenue elsewhere. Officials for both parties, however, predict that the litiga- tion will continue. The county expects to earn its $1. 7 'million this fiscal year from leases to restaurants. motels and marine services. Talk seminar set at college Hidden aspects of communica- tion will be examlned Saturday In a Gol den West Colle1e workshop enUUed "How to Get Lucky with What You Say ... And How You Say It." The workshop wUl take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Health Science Room 131 oa the ffunl· inaton Beach campus. Leclurer Suaan Cbr1'topber wUI d1lcuu methoda of meetJna people, how to be a n active listener and stiU direct a con· vena&ian. bow to ... rt GMMlf In a dlllleult Rtuatloa ud bow to alt.er ane•1 bod1 aom'man&e.tion. Admiaaioa la free. Part1cl· pant.a may repater al the door. Shell aida center Tb• lull OU Co•p•a&ea roaadattoa hH eoatrllMltetl N0.000 toward comtrueilm ol Ute Mun • aillllon 0r..,. Couatr .... t ~ .. Ocilla ..... tree·trimming services and a $176,000 reduction in expeod- i tu res for street. curb and sidewalk repairs. He ha.a proposed that the re· mainder or the deficit be made up through new recreation fees and the sale or a surplus city land parcel and a city street s weeper. pl us a $120,00Q withdrawal from the city's re- serves. Action was taken, however. on several council members ' budget cut proposals: -City newsletter. For a sav- ings or $13.030, the council voteCi to cut the quarterly publication on a 3·2 vote. with Marvin Adler and Ben Nielsen opposing. Nielsen argued that this would eliminate a vital means of com- municating with local residents. But AJ Hollinden noted that he recentl y tried to communicate with residents in a letter on local budget problems published in the newsletter. "I haven't run into anyone yet who will admit to having read it," Hollinden said. Park maintenance. For a savings or $28,907, the council voted 4-1 to move this responsibility from the parks and recreation department to the public works department. Barbara Brown cast the sole op- posing vote. -Street lights. In a 2-3 vote, Hollinden's plan to cut $166,000 from the budget by rundiog street lights on ly for six months was defeated. (Van Dask voted with Hollinden in favor of the plan.) Hollinden argued that the threat of turned-off street lights would increase support for a lighting assess ment district in a November advisory vote. Mrs . Brown opposed the plan, calling it "blackmail, a strong- arm measure." -Council a nd commission s alaries and benefits. Mrs. Brown motions to save $29,811 by eliminating council salaries and benefits and $11,377 by cul· ting advisory commission mem- bers' pay both failed to win a second. Ot her cou ncil members argued that the modest stipends do not come close to covering the expenses they incur on city business. Van Dask contended that this cut would deter some people from city service. -Crime Lab. Mrs. Brown said the city can save $50,000 by eliminating its police crime lab and utilizin& co unty lab services. * * * Stricken FV councilman's condition OK Fountain Valley Councilman Euaene Van Daak was reported resting at home today aner suf· ferlna from severe chest pains during Tuesday night'• council session. · Durins a 10 p. m. break in the meeUn1, Van Daak, U , bent over clut.cbl.D1 h11 chest and wu helped to the rear council oftlees by M&)'OI' Ben NlelHD. Paramedics and an am· bulance wn summoned, but the cound.lmu1 wbo hu a W.. tory ol heart problem•. ,.,.._ to be taken to a nearb1 ~ aeconlinl to AcUq l'ln PaUI ........ a.n .. U.. COUDCUman'1 Wtlt andd.....,....,.outolt.Om.• fliead .......... '° ltQ Ill Vu l>Mk'a -..-----. dlJ omc~tahl. l'he eo.ftl m I #•I W ... ............ .w Jul1 " .,.. y, l>atll WU~ frillill . .. , ... I I I I I I I I I I ---.-.-~----~------r--~----------~...,._,~---~~~~---~-~-~--:-:·~--------.....-~........-..... --....-~---..... ~ ... ------~ ..... ~ ~ ~~· - ~ l I '\ Flying off the handle . A CASE OF OVERKILL: You listen to some of the hysterical televisloG com· mentaton these days and you no longer worry about the Mediterranean fruit fiy getting you. Instead it's the poi.loo they may use on the Med.fly that you figure will do you in. Tbe fly may nee, but you won't. . On the question of spraying parts of the Santa Clara Valley up north to rid b.) /."o-\ TUM MURPHHH -~i-1 the place of the Med.fly that infests and destroys agriculture, some of the TV news people made the situation sound like a gassing from World War I. One-tube talker advised if you climbed out of the family swimming pool and felt dizzy, with nausea and blurred vision, dispatch yourself to a physician post haste. HE ASSUMED THAT the Medfly poison, known as malathion, had gotten you. He would never figure you got dizzy and queasy because you swam too many CUizen with protective cover fOT fallinfl. poilon.r. laps and that your vision blurred because of too much chlorine ip your peepers. Anyway, we probably don't have heavy threats yet because the Medfly isn't in Orange County. But what about the poison, malath.lon? Oh, that we've got. Lota of it. As disclosed only yesterday in this sterling Journal, Orange County Deputy Agricultural Commissioner Frank Parsons says professional pesticide con- trol operators used 2,800 pounds of the stuff in Orange County lut year alone. BUT THAT'S ONLY the business operators who report. Parsons says so many, homeowners use malathion to kill off bugs and nasty critters around the house that you can't even imagine how much of the poison is around here. Now if Uiat sends you into the wor- ries, then next you should listen to Marshall Houts of Laguna Beach, an in· ternationally recognized expert on poisons. Houts declares flatly that despite the furor, malathion is one of the safest poisons that can be used. "It's one of the least toxic of the commercially available insecticides," Houts says. Houts is an attorney specializing in medical law. He is a forensic expert. I think that deals in dead people and autopsies. An affable and very in- telligent gentleman, Houts was a leader in the campaign to get Orange County a central morgue. He has also just finished a six· volume textbook on -guess what -tox· ic substances, particularly the kind that can do people in. Houts has conducted extensive re· search to trace poison victims through the use of computer records and technical research. HE ADMITfED THAT despite con· certed study of the Medfly poison malathion, he could only locate one case in which a person was done in by the substance. This was a 63-year-old gentleman who was trying to commit suicide. "U I recall correctly," Houts said without checking his references, ''this man drank about two coffee cups full of the stuff. "IT DID FINALLY kill him, but I think he lingered around for a couple of weeks." Thus it seems that when these television commentators get going, you have to wonder if the reports of our im· minent demise may have been greatly exaggerated. JULY SALE fRANCI~-ORR fine stationery corona del mar ~~ Seafood Featuring The Finest Selection In Seafood • LOBSTER •COD • SHR.IMP • CRAB • RED SNAPPER • HALIBUT . Also NOW SERVING LUNCH 14450 "O" Clllnr 9-6 7 Dap .......... ,~"S52~3442 Honey B•ked Ham1Mak• Yaudon1 HOMEMADE -Lisa Walsorp of Costa Mesa was the junior division winner in dolls division with raggedy Ann and Andy dolls entered in Orange Count y Fair crafts contest. . FV schools still looking for chief Fountain Valley School Dis· trlct trustees are behind schedule in their search for a new superintendent but hope to ' name a top administrator by the end of July. according to Board President Belly Mignanelb. She s aid educators from around the nation have applied for the post vacated Feb. 5 by Glenn Hardy. The trustees fired Hardy, cit- ing ·'dis agreement over leadership styles and educa- tional philosophies." Since Hardy's departure. a com mHtee or district staff mem· bers, teachers and parents has formed a list of qualifications and has worked with a consult· ant in screenin~ applications. The trustees had planned to name a new top administrator by July l , but Mrs. Mi gnanelli said interviews continue. Theosophy topic Theosophy. a philosophy of establishing direct contact with di vine principle through con· temptation, wilJ be the subject of a talk in Laguna Beach tonight. Entitled . "What is Theosophy." the lecture will be held at Laguna Federal Savings, 260 Ocean Ave. beginning at 7:30 p.m. Oil well takeover move challenged A 2•·hour countdown In Newport Beach to put 16 disputed oil wells back In motion bas been scuttled ao that the latest legaJ argument in the ownership battle can be settled. City officials were set to take possession or the oil rles today and to r~ume pumping. But Newport Beach oilman Robert Armstrong, who had been operating the wells for 12 years until his contract expired, filed legal papers challenging the city.:e planned takeover. The wells , lo cated on unio<'orporated county land inland of Pacific Coast Highway in West Newport, are rooted off the coast in cit y-controlled tidelands. An ownership dispute has been going on since last year. Litwyera Crom both aides say the oil belongs to the city but the rigs are owned by Armstrong. The clty contends that It a1reement with Armstrone calla for the oU tnan to give all ol bit surface equipment to the city al the expiration of his contract. The contract expired last J anuary and the wells have been idle since. Armstrong is protesting U)e 1 city's advances o n several front.S. He's flied one lawsuit asking the courts lo decide wf\at i nte rest he h\S in the oil operation. Additionall y, Armstrong has filed a suit contending that if the city takes over the 16 wells. it would affect three other nearby wel ls that he operat es for someone else A hearing is set for July ~ in Orange County Superior Court. Student honored Kathy M. Forbath of Costa Mesa has been named as the stu· dent who bas de monstrated outstanding dedication and service to the university upon h e r graduation from Loyola Ma r y mount University in Los Angeles. ,.oHATN Ms. Forbath, who received her bachelor's degree in English, was presented with the Graham Alumni Award. Ms . Forbath. a gr a duate of Estancia High School in Costa Mesa, sajd she pl&'nS to attend UCLA Law School in the fall. BRIEFS Six from Coast get high marks Six area students attending Claremont's Men's Coll ege have been named to the college's hon or list for the s pr in g semester. Bruce Galloway of Irvine and Mark Holman of Laguna Niguel w e r e named dis tinguis hed scholars. They maint~ed at least an ll.O grade pointaverage on a 12-point scale. Dennis Merchand of Hunt· ington Beach. Dawn Coda of Irvine. and James Richardson ·and Wade Turner of Lagµna Beach were named to the di~s list. They had to maintain a i6.o grade point average. Mt. St. Mary's hands out kudos Brynnette Ramil of H~nt ington Beach has been named the most outstand in g business student at Mount St. Mary'.s Conege in Los Angeles. Julia Pytko, also of Hunt· ington Beach. received her bachelor of science degree in nursing from the same college. High grades earn Fullerton listing Vicki Caldwell and J oan S. Fawcett of Fountain Valley have been named to the president's honor li s t for the s priog semester at Fullerton College. To be eligible for the hol)or. students must complete at least 12 units with a 3.0 or better grade point average FV student 1vins contest Peter Vanderschraaf of Foun· tain Valley has won first place for his entry in a short story cort· test at Loyol a Marymount University in Los Angeles -MOW ••• ~ Hu..,ti~tot'I B&odV ~I> FouW\tO.\~ Vo-\\eq •.• \ #!1/tUJ!i 'PRODUCE! Teen is caught in feud 'There was so much love before. Now, no one in the family is speaking.' People abMJd not be forced to ebue wlaet t•ey earn wUb otbeta who earn Ieu -for wbatever reuon. Orange Coast OAJLY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15. 1981 H /F P1JBUC NOTICE PVBLIC NOTICE P1JBUC NOTICE "~~,-ICT~l-11-0&lt~-.-Ull~.-.-.~~--~~~~.....,..~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~-• ...,..tTATUAa•T *"1CSOl'IM.8 P1CT1nout1Wt1••N 'IC'T1noutau1uee11 TIM lel ... lftt .. ,,_. •t• fflne Of'8UL~8TY MAMetTAH ... •T ....atTAT8 ... ..,. twtl-•: •TNIVATaaM&.11 Tl .. , .. ._,~ ~-1 a~ ~-•... The t ......... --It ... _.. •II~ 0' lllVINe, ... I«· .. -.&..... "'61-•· .,.. ..... ••-..... MU et, tallC• ~wt\', 1111• ttO, 1"'IN. IUN .. O.C'IOU•TOf'TMe IAl..0,. IM.ANO IWIM t. lllC. II ANO O IY.TeMI, IMO Wetl '"-'ltw'"'· -·· ,.. C T ., IOlll Mt .... S.C. •-CA. .... ........ ITATa-CALtNtl•IA ....... -.......... 111-. Jlfll"lillfY NrulclCITTl, 1Mt .... IM., • CMHwela ,.,,_. C'iOUtfn' OI' oaAllee Callfwlll•.... -WHt 1111' .. _.,..,_.AM, CA ft70a. lle11, 11 C•ll\'811 lli.tt. lrvl11e, eelale al A•ATO'-e VICT08 I.a.,_. O, ~. Jr,. * Tlllt llullNM ltc~ Illy -lfto CallfwlllatlPU lfOVl•Ol'JI,......... Aeale,...._t~Cal ....... a'*I fl'lli.•t. Tllll ....._,It~.-11, 8 Ctr· NOTICI IS Hl•llY OIVIN !Mt ......,.. O. ~ •• -...... Jaftrtr Netl ""llltttt ,..,...... ... ........ I ..... Mil .. ,,...... ... .......... callletflle .... , Tiiie ... ......,. -flt .... Wllll --MTTGA INC. ...,, 911 tr afW .. ltl -ef A ..... I. Tiiie _,_, It <~IN 1ty • -'"" 0.A. Hell-t'\l'I, 1"1, at .. effke II f . 0. Y-"I, lllftllff ~. ~:. Clet11 tf Or .. GtuMy lfl Jiii, ~ ,.. w ....... -. 1611• 1111,.... ~o.ic-. Jr. , lll--1 P VBUC NOTICE DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm writing to you in ho~• that my letter mi&ht appear ln your col· umn soon and maybe wake up som e people to a few facts. I 'm only 15, but l'tn watcbina helpleuly while my family ta fighting all around me. Jt all started when my aunt (one I love a great deal) became an· noyed at my mother over a trivial thing. My oldest sister tried to defend my mother and got carried away. It ended in a yelling match. All communica· Uon between them has ceased, a nd my mother has become a nervous wreck. AllUllUI 1tUf·aeektd aad self·rl(bteoea. £very 1Jvlll1 peraoa, at oat time or another, baa aaid at lea1t oae lblnl be (or abe) would live a lot to take back. I hope your family, &Dd all others who are oot 1peakln1, wlll re·ettabUah com munlcaUoo today. ..... :.:::·"· Calll~illl ...... ,. '"' Tiii• ~ -Ill .. wflll .. 1"111111"'941 OrM19 CMtl Olllly Piiot Tiii• .......,.. -111e11 w11t1 • ., ... -.. ..._, _. 111e •-Ce11J_11•utt. c1~.• ., ..,..,,.. '-'" 111 J"'' u, 22, "· .... _ s. '"' .,,, .. i C_I, a.rt& fl Or ..... Cew..r; M Jiily ... c ........ 11et91Mlt9r -·-· .. , .._ • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I live. on lha second floor of a repul•· ble apartment house. Every weekend morning (like right now at 8 a .m.). I am awakened by a honking horn. Somebody - comes by to pic k up my downstall'$ neighbor and drive IS.1•1. .., ~ • Wl!ltmvtleft 111\1 .... ..,._ ...,.., ~ ..... rltll'lt, tlll• ... 1"11111111...., Qr.,,.. 0.11 Dall., ~1,.._ iMMeet fl .... _.... at ... t11M et July U, tt, '9,,..... I, 1"1 IUMI .._ w Ml ........ Utte _. ~ .. t IMI M l4 .... Nl~NfW_ .. ----------- tl9ft., '"'• ...,... ... ..., ,,_cw PVBUC NOTICE 111.-.. .................... . ... ""''ti....,. ........ tM ......... . PUBUC NOTICE ,.,,., Ill .. c..iM• .. °'*""· Ji.11 •• PICTIT10UI 94111 .. ell CellfwcN. 41Met!Mf" i.lleM. •OTIU O' IAt..1 HeUce le -..... 11-,..,_, • Mctl-•11 -1111 el IN Civil C.- tf 1111 $late of CllllorC1le the 1111• dertl.-,. ...,, T ...... •Ill •'41 •• pu1111, •Yell.,., et IOUI C11et11111t 1tt .. 1, si ... 1 .... C.lllorill• '°"° el 10· 00 a.m. en n..a.,, Ille JI"' 01, of J11I' 1'11, lfll loll-1119 dllcr1--,.,.,, ,o ... PUBUC NOTICE 'ICTIT10UI Mli' .. aU ...... ITAT ..... NT Tll• "4'-lftl ,_._, ere ...... IMillMU•: ALZA DIVl'-OPMIHT COM· ,.ANY, 177., •l,,enlde Ao11 .... '""'-' 9Mdl. CA fM6a. Now mother and daughter, sls· ter and sister, aunt and niece are at odds with each other. My father and uncle have also been dragged into it. There was so much love before. Now, no one in tbe family is speaking. Tbla doesn't mean you bave lo be la constant touch or Uve la each otller's pockets. Just behave llke clvill1ed buma.a be· lass and eaJoy one an('ther - while there ls stW time. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My him to work. Ano, It is only 10 steps from tbe car t-0 the door. Not everyone works from 9 till 5. (I don't have to be at my plant until noon.) I am not the type who enjoys hassling neighbors, but I believe we night owls deserve a little respect. What do you sugaest? -NEEDING TWO EXTRA HOURS DEAR NEEDING: Tomorrow morning be ready for tbe bonll· log goose. Have your s lacu and ...... ITATl ... MT Let • el Traci »1' • -._ TN ........... ...,._ It ... -.U. IU, 118'" Ml ef ~ Of Oranee -.. : c_.,, callfomla. Tlle ..... tel ltllt J I AN ITT I ' I DI NT A L llf'9"f'IJ .. ,_ II-A-. H""'I· HYOllNllT lllFIUlltAL H•YICI, 1.....,. a-,c;.ellPtr'llla ...... U"I Leurlild• W••· hnt• Ana, Terlftl of Mii <Mii 111 leWful _., CaUfwill• ft105 ., Ille UOlllM SU• .. cenllttNI ..... of Jt•Mtt• ll•IN T.,, ..... 12"1 ••••• ., part '''" •n• ., ••• ,,,. L.eurll'lele Way. leM.e AM, Cell..,"'8 •"14•11Cld llY 11011 ucured II'( tt7ff Matt .... or T,...., DeH -tM 11'-r· TltlJ ..,.._ i. c..-..ctM-.. .. ..,_ t\' .. ...._ Ten "'""' " --eu ..... .,.. " ............. "''"' llld. ~I. T-llOH lldt or often,...,.. lie Iii wrltlf'l9 eild Thlt .._,_,. -llled wltll U. Wiii Ill racalllM at IN e'°'"814 oHIU, Co..111, C ... 11 el Or ..... C-ly _, or fM\' Ill filed wttll lhe Cler1l of Yid J-29, t"1. "'-'°' c:-1, or dtll,,.,ecl lo tN Ad• ,...., lftlnlstr•or .-uy, •I .,,, time Publl~ 0rMee Ceelt Dall., Plltlt, etWr llra PMllMlullecl of 11111 noll<e July I,•. IJ, 22. 1"1 ,_..I '""' llef-,,,_..,.a.Id Mii. lt7• ,.,. M11tleng , VtN•"O.Fl:MllM, CA LI< •IUUG\111 ......................... " ...... 1r1ne u .. " "' ""'*"..,... ,., •-· '"' "'41• -• <~• ._..., wllh cOlb GI~'""' -• ._ ., ..... Oiied !NI ISOI dlly of July, 1 .. 1. Pullllllwd Or .... CMll Delly "llOI, J111, u. 1"1 JOIJ .. 1. JAIMI Ai.CAL.DI, ,.,.... ...... , »t W. Ne..., A-. Sell GaWtel, CA t111•. JULIO lA"ATA, Vice .............. '°' w . ........, A-. Seti o.ewi.1, CA t171 .. Tllla Wtlllftt II <-IKIM II'( e ..... ,., -1nertllip. JulloZ....U Tl•I• IUt-1 •• tiled wltll lllW Ceunly Clefll" OrW9 e-.ty °" Jul'f 1, , .. I . .. , ..... P11011.-Or ..... Coetl Dell' Piiot, Jul• a, u. n. 79, tttt ~, PUBLIC NOTICE ----------- P lease, Ann, fix this letter up so it wiJI be good enough to print and help put my family back together again. We are all so un· happy. HUMPTY DUMPTY CLAN IN CONNECTICUT ·little sis is 14. We both baby·sit for extra money. She sits weekend afternoons. I sit eve· nings. Of course, I make a lot more than she does. Mom makes us pool our money and divide it evenly every month. I don't think this is fair. She says shar· ing is more important than money. Please print your ans wer. -HILLSDALE. MICH., COMPLAlNT sweater on. Go out the moment ----------- Deled: Jiii\' I, 1'11. 0-.. V. Nowlkofl. Adlillfll•lr9'orfer Mlddlececl9nt PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITICIUI aUSIMlll MAME ITAT8.MIMT the hom sounds. Say, "It's won· PUBUC NOTICE Tll• tollowll'll per'°"' ere 001,... derful that you are so faithful ·----------l .D.YIOMANI. ..................... -.. ICTITIOUI au11M•ll NAMI ITAT•IMMT Tiie 1o11ew1ne --• ire dolnt -•nets et: OU&lroet•H; RIVlllSIDE. LTO,. 11'2 ~I Drive, Sull• 111, Irvine, Celllornle tnu D EAR CLAN: Yoa doa't live me a clue .. to what the nap was about, but whatever it was, It wasn't worth the grief It ls causing. Life Is too short and too prec· lous lo waste a singJe day being DEAR IULLY: I'm all for sll· terly love, but your mom ls ad· vocating Marxism. I favor the free enterprise system myself. about picking up your friend. I wish I bad a friend as nice as you. ~ut -I don't have lo &et up until 10 a. m. because I work a late shift. Woll.Id you mind ring. Ing the party's doorbell and not honking lhe horn?" I'll bet you'll get a pleasant response. Some people need only to be asked in a nlce way. Babies belong in car seats More children. are killed in. automobile. accidents than as, a result of. all childhood illnesses combined. By J OHN D. ROSEN, M.D. Dear Dr. Rosen: My six month old baby raises a huge fuss every time we try to put her in her car s eat. I say we should insist in spite of her cry- ing but my hus band says at slow city s peeds it is perfectly safe for her to ride on his lap. Would you please settle this ar gument for us? -F.S ., Huntington Beach. ANSWER: As usual. mother knows best! Although infants would much rather sit on daddy or mommy's lap than in a car seat you really mus t insist. More children are killed in automobile accidents than as a result of all other childhood illnesses com· bined. This tragic figure would be greatly reduced if they were kept in their car seats. If you are involved in a col· tis ion at no more than 2S mUes ASK THE DOCTOR per hour and your infant is sit· ting in your lap in the front seat what happens to the child is ghastly The infant is crushed between the adult and the dashboard with a force as great as if a child had a three· thousand pound weight dropped on it. There is no way the baby could survive such a tr~edy. I advise patients who are about to become grandparents that the best gift they could give to the newborn is a properly built infant seat for the car With a little research you can find out which brands are better than others. While on the subject, another thing that astounds me is the ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :"WHAT'S A POPCORN PARTY?": • • • n. ......... _ .. eul+llMj _, ,.,.._. ,.ty ,._hi Celf. • : °"" ........ --· ...... ........., .......... -·: • .._ ci.-cruy .tad pecliepct Ill ,..._ A.lld •• fwlll• tt. • : ,-pcentll : • Gin • ,.ny or~• hfK.,. l.ecty • way newborn babies are dis· charged from the hospital. Tradition ally the mother is taken by wheel chair with the in· rant in her lap from the ob· s tetr1cal n oor to the waiting car. She then st eps into the veh.iclP., the infant 1s placed on her lap and the proud daddy drives his new family home. I have yet to see the oewbom placed in a proper seat which is the onJy safe way to make this happy trip. As adults I suppose we have the right to ignore s afety pre- cautions and ride without but· toning up, but we really are ob· li gated to protect our children. Dr. John D. Rosen, a practitioner in Newport Beach. welcomes JIOUr question&. Mail requests to Aak IM Doctor. P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Meaa, 92626 : POPCORN PAmES UMUMIT£D : : CALL 17141 556-2110 : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW! EXCl'l1NG! -~~~~~~~~--~-~-~~~~~~---!• s15 tANOF IALLS COSTA MESA TENNIS CLUB 557-0211 Takc·lt-Off,¥ Quick 6.wa..~:=r program tor tas1ar w.tght lou Enrollment llmlted. Pr•reQUtratton Call today a...t~Jt.ty20 COSTAMISA fOUMT AIH VALLEY HUHTlHGTOH IEACH 714-891-3441 "CAMEO" PORTRAIT! Ptcftn 1'-dlild a.. ii. Sell o..I liar..,._ U. ~ "'• ....._ -11'1 e,... lual.liM i. .. dleNW"" -lhli.11•100 ,._ P .. • ..... -.. .... " ....... c.-•• ,..,..,,..., ,.....i. ,..cb ... 2~.~Jp.ll.: 22 l4 PROFESSIONAL COLOR PORTlAJT'Sc 1 • e.10 CuMO Portrait l-8x 10 3-5x7a 15· W alleu & 4-Color Portrait Charmt in Traditional Pose • THESE DAYS ONLY - .IUl.Y: WIO THUR FRI SAT IUN 11 ,. 11 11 ,, OAILY:10~ SUNDAY: 10AIMPM ... a.nou• au11••11 PvllU!Nd 0r.,. CoHt Da111 Piiot •AMe ITATeMl•T Jul' H, IJ, 21, 1'11 Jiu.ti Tl" lollOWl"9 perMClt 8A dol"9 -----IUSINIESS PROTIE CTIV E SE "y ICE, •11 Soulll Mein Sir Ml, Ore-, c.lltonll• t'JMe $C)artlftCI lnw"menl c.«Po<•t10il, • Celllornl'e cOf'J)Oretlan, 11'2 ~I Drl••. Sulla 111, lrvlne. Celltorflle 'n1U llWllll•• •· CO.UT l!LECT•tC Sl"VICl.112 PVBUC NOTICE Ntwpot'I louw,,•d, HeWllOf1 "8<11, -·--~~--~~~ $.,lvlo k!MellJ.or, 63' "lllM laM, Cosll -· CalHornla m» Celltontla f'M6J lllCTIT10Ut IUllMlll NAMa ITATeMaMT Louie 0. Peroeque, .00 So11lll J••n·Merl• Sperllng, U Ru• Grerod Dute l, N•wporl llea cll, Celllornl1 92660 ..... "klllwd J-. JISJ ""'•I, Wull lngton. F11lltrlon, Calllor nl• tt.n Coat• MeM, C.lltorftl• mv Th• followlng perMftt ere doing Dell• .-"-JISJ ""rel, lluslMS••: A.,..stiM Moline, ~ 0..MKI s1.r .. 1. Irvine. c.111om1e n11• Tllh OUllMH h tOftdllCIMI .. , • limited pe11,,..tlllp. C•I• MtM, Cell,_.,,,• '1'27 THE HOLLE~llECK · SUNNYMIEAD VENTURE, JllM "II" Alrwa, A"enue, (O&le Mete , Tiii& _.._.. II ClfldUClecl llY an 111· Tiii• IMitlneu I• conduclltd o, • -r•l__..,.111 .le'"·"'-•lo Sc>erll"CI dl,,ld1.tal Wayne "· ~ Celllw"'-ma Tlllt ._,.,... WU llllld wllh llW HOll-k Oe .... °""*"t Co., ll'IC., co..nty Clerk ol Oran .. Count' on 1 Celllwnl• corPo<•llon. >1"4 "I " l..Olll10.P...._ Tllla .-..-1 wes filed wltll 111W Covnl, Clerk of Or•-c-t'I' Oil Tiii& U.I_. wes flled wllll llw County Cl•rk of OrelllO C.ounl'I' oro J111, 10, 1 .. I .. 1...,, JUMtt, I., '1M61' ~~~;:!r.:,,:,:n11•, Coale M .. e, PllllllllWd Or ..... Coell Delly Piiot, Tlllt llualnett IJ tot1d11cted b'I' e JUM 2•, JUI' I, t, U, t•I JIOS.41, llmltad -1Mc'INtt. P11011.-Or ... Coe'I o.lly PllOI, ..,._, 1111, IS, 22, 2'1. AUi. S, 1 .. 1 JllS .. 1 JUMt,1.,, PuOllshecl Orange Coeat Dell' ,.llOt, July a. u. n. 79, 1•1 ~1. Hel lenbto De•••ot>M•nl ~------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE co .. In<. PUBLIC NOTICE Tr•"· Pelrlcl• H Noyn, Se<. Ml"24' lllCITlnCJUI aUllMllS Tllb llale ....... w• 111 .. wltll -"IC'TITIQUI IUll•IU Hg~1~!L'rc0Tc:.1:.1:::1 MAMI ITATIMIMT County Cler11of0r"'91 C_.y Oil July NAMtl STATEMaHT lleu. 6111~117 10, 1t11 Tll• 1011-1119 per'°"' er• Oolrog u cc I Tiie IOll-1119 per!Mlflt ere dol"11 '1'*2 0111lne11 .. ; ... 111.t&l""a et: Pullll.,.., Or ..... Goeal Delly Piiot, 1'1 8EROl.ASS CENTER. l4lOJ 8 Noli~~· l'lertlly Ohlen lo crMllon of IN AND OUT PHOTO, IO .. Ju1,u.n,2t,A119.s.1tt1 3117 .. 1 Co•U Hwy, O.ne Point, C.lllMlll• 111• WI .. _.,.... lr-doror '"''. 81y1ld• Drlv•. Newport leech. blll• tr-f•• 11 ~ loo. medt on Cell!or-fllef*l '1'2t P•rtonet proper!., ""tln•ll•r Lomt>erd StrHt 1n .. 11mentt Ltd. PVBLIC NOTICE .t.morlc., ~Y Co. Inc. Cell!., ducr lbltd Inc .. • C.lltornl• corporellon, ut ISO Ve,....,,""-· Cllllornl• ttno Tiie ,...,,,. -llutlneu -ns ot Horii\~. a. .. ,,, Hlllt, C.lllomi• Tlllt lluslneU 1' <-.<led Oy •<or· 111• I n1ended 1ren1f •ror •re '°210 PIC'TITIOUI IUSIM•U DD<ellon A,..rlc1t15ut1Ply Co. Inc RAY MOHD L RICHEY, l1U Hewpor1 Tllh 111.tal""' I• Conduet .. llY • <or· HAMl ITAT•M•NT O.vld s IC•""9w 81•d .. N-1 8HCll, CA ttwo porellon Tll• fell-Ing "''°"' ere doing Vl<t Pl'nloent Tll• 1ocet1on In C•lllorn1e OI ,,. l..Omberd St-I 1Mi1lne11 •: llNW l(.,.""9, ""41ntQltr cflltf txe<utl•• oHlct O< prlnclpel 111111· 1n .. W.-blld. Inc MITCHE LL llROS., 137) I . Tlllt Itel-I Wll llleo wllll Ille ntu olllo of tM Int-lra,..feror Re OrengetN>rpe A..,.119, llu.ne Park, 1, teme ...:.i-Celllorrole tOl?1 Cou111, Cter• of 0r._ County on All 01,_, bu,1,.... .,,,.... ,,.... eel· Tllll ............ -• llled wllll tlMI MITCHELL .. DUCE, INC., I JuneU,1 .. 1 .. , ... II dr•H•I uud by Ille lnUnded c_1, Cl-of 0r.,... County on July Catllornt• cor poretlon, 7J7J E. ,.UC>tltlwd Orenot Goest Delly PllOI, 1ren1f.,.w wllllln "'"" •••"'"'PHI "· tt'1 Orengell'IO<"pe A-. •-Perk, Jwn41 t•. JUiy I, I, u. t•i aa.-tt. '° ler " kroown to Ill• lnterod•d ,. .... C.lllornle Q71 lrensferM ere· •- PvbU"'9d Or.,.. Coell 0-'IY PUot Thl1 bus.Inn• •• conouctM by • t Ot'· ---------Tl'I• ~ and bus.iMU .odf'ns of July 1s. n. n . Aue s. 1•1 >12w1 _...... PUBLIC NOTICE '"• 1n1..-tr.,.,.,. .. ., •. PETE Miltl'IOll .. Due•. Inc SWAHllERG, IQJ W. Sero ll•rner<llno Wllll"" Mltctwll, 110 .. Co111ne, CA '1722. Pretldlnt HOTIC• 0, SALi: Tiie! Ille ,,_,.,y perll....,,1 ... r•to 11 Tiii& lie'-! ... llled wllll Ille Nollet 11 ,,.,....., ....... '"" Irle "'°' d•K•l-In Ol',.,94 ., •II tlock In PUBUC NOTICE COllfll' 0-d 0r.,,.. C.ouroty on July pert, cleKr'llleO oetow, collal.,.•I .,,.. treoe. ll1t11ru, eq11lpm•nl, 1red1 Plc;TITIOUI IUllMIU 10 1 .. 1 lier' MCyrlly eor-'lt deled AUOUl"I nem• end QOOd wlll of e ce11eln Plue MAM• tTATIMaMT Mill,""""'" & •u••tLL ... ,.,, •uc-by OMHIDYNAMICS Parlor_.... ... -h •oc-d ... J112 Tll• lolloWlftCI perlOftJ ere OOl11g ........... uw CO"l'OllATIOH, -OMNI SKATES Ntwpol1 81,,d , N._111 .. c11, CA. llllllne11 •; Tlllrty·Pem111 ~ co" PORA TIOH, 'Tllomel 0. Mer'll•I. T II• ~ ........ _ "'" by , ... Mid t11terc.m o..1111'•. J5' SM Mlguel u.... .......... Jr., Prntoent, •Ill, llK•UM 01 1.,. 1rtn1feror el Mid locellorl It ZIHO'S 0r1 .... SUllt ICIS, N--1 8NCll. CA Lee ....... CA 9971 delltOr's .-. .... 1 ... sold lly .... IHI• PIZZA. n... Pl'*7 der&lgMd •1 ' """It tele Oft UW l•lll T"•I "Id l>lllk tr.,,sf•r ts lrol-d lo lntercomm11nlcellon1, l11c., • P11llllllWCI 0r"1Qlt Coell D•ll'll Pllol, day 01 Jul,, Itel, •I IO:OOe.m. o'(lock, D• cofttummeted •I 1,,. off ice of Celltoml•«<llOl'•llOil,»tSMMl9wl JulyU,n,79,Aut-S,1•1 Jtt1 .. 1 •1 )6JI 'Nell Me<Artllllr. SUll• 112· 8URROW ESCROW co . 1070 N. had\ CA Sent• Ana. Callfoml• ~ T I • • _ Ori••, Slllle 1115, H-1 • Tiie ,,._,, to .. IOld consltls of u" " ... -........ An•, CA '7711 on tt..o. PUBLIC NOTICE or •rt•r Jui, 31· '"' Thi& ""91,_. 11 condu<tMI "'•cw· •II Pf"•Mill end lutur• acc.ounls r• Tlllt 111.tlk '""''" 11 sulll•<I to peratlon ctl,,tlll•, ~reel rltllts. purcl\eM ot· C•lltornle Uniform Commercl11 C-lnter_,.,,,.clltlOilJ., Inc *"· cflllttet -· neooll•OI• docu-S.cllot1'1°" ..._. uv-. ..IC'TIT10US aUllNISS -nil -procMCh; •II p1.,1, office Tiit ...... -.00'9U of .,.,......, Pretldlnl NAMl ITAT8Ma .. T M ol ... r ~-·· •II .... .,,iory In. willl ........ Clelml may .. lllltd h Tiii• JtM-' WM tiled wllll tlMI T ... fotl-lftll ,_,...,, ere doing cludlng rew meltrlela, pertt, tc· 8U R ROW ESCROW CO .. JOJO N . Ceu1ttyOer1lofOr ... Counl•Oi1Julr OUtlflHIM. ceuorl•t, pr-I""""'"·.-. In T11111n Ave .. SMllAne.CA92111 ll•f· II t•I. WALNUT CREEK. LTD., 21'2 Ou· Pf"OC•U. llnltllltd goocb, end proceed• JH17F encl lll• les1 de' tor llllng • ,....,. ponl Dr l"•· Suite 111. lrYlnt , oflMlr MtesorolflerOl._Hlon tlelmtDY'"J t redilottMll O.Jllty JO, Pvllll-0r"1Qlt Coetl O .. ly Pllo(. Celllomle t27U DATED lllll IJUI deY ol Jul,, 1•1 Itel wlllcll It IN lllnln"• OJty belore July U 22 2t A119. S 1•1 Jl~I SP A II LI HG 1 NV EST ME HT Clllr-llen• of Ille con111mmellon del• 'P•<lllU ' ' ' ' C0"P0"ATIC)fj, • Cetllorftl1 ,..,_,. eo.te M9w •OO•e tlon, 11'2 ~I Drive, Sult• Ill, Secured Pel1y DATED July 7, lttl lrvl,.., c.tltc..-'11• '17U II-rt Uccllerrl, P9tar H. SwlftO.ro Ju,..·Merl• Sperllng, n Au• Vic• PrnlOenl 1u""ow asc"ow co PUBLIC NOTJCE Grend Ducal. N•wporl ll••<ll, P11llllllWdOr'"91 CN"D•llyPllot, JtltM.T .... Aw .. l'ICTITIOUllMlll••U C.111ornl•'21MO July IS,''·"" JI., .. , ...... AM, CA m11 MAMC ITAT9 ... NT Tiii• IMitlneu II conducted 0'( • ·-•JJH1' Tll• tell-Int --• ere dol.,. geMral 111,_ll>lp PVBLIC NOTICE P110Htlltd Or-CN'1 Delly Piiot -lneu•; SPA"LING INVESTMENT J1.tlf U Itel J11Wi ACI s~n 90UTIOUI. 19'112. COii P, . llroeltlMlrll Mrw\ f<_.,..lfl Vell•\', -'-"'-'1• ~llftl MOTICI: TO C"IOITO•S ----------CA '21tl. ,.,.,.._ Swa .. 1,, 0' IUut T"AH"I" llllACI( M. MIYAZAKI, 2ICI Via Prftldlnl ANO 0, IMTENTIOtf P UBLIC NOTICE 1,., C .... , c.ta MIN, CA,.._ TlllJ JlatJtnwnt w11 illed wllll Ille TO T"AMSPIE" SACHIKO M. MIYAZAKI, IOU COIHll,Cl«lldOrengitC.O..rotyOilJllly ALCONOUCHVlllAOIE NOTICE OF DEATH OF CountryOU.,c.o.a.llt\eM,CAtlUL 10, 1"1 LltaNSllSI N I C H O L A S P . Thi• ............ ~...,....... ,, .. , (IKL •1•1~191 F dM..,•1 <........,.. & Wltet. Puoll.-0r'"91 c.o.11 O.lly Pllol, u.c.c. ... u111 PE Z ZENT E AN D 0 s.cNU M. ¥1yeu111 Jut, u, n. 79, AuO s. 1"1 J1tM1 et-. U PI P E T I T I 0 N T 0 A 0 • Tiiie ~ -tlled wlel.,. -HOT•CE IS HEREllY GIVEN to 1rw MINISTER ESTATE NO. Cou11tyCllfftlofOr..,..Cellilt\'eftJlll• PVBUC NOTICE Credllon of KWANG·IK CHOI eno A 109424. 7, l"I. JU NG SOO.: CHOI, SO<lal Se<. • ,., ..... -<K••ng> Qtt.42.JtM, SO<l•I s.c:. • T o a I I h e I r s , P111111.,..0P..,..c..tOe11, Pile(. lfOTICITO IJ11ngl n2-1s.sn1. Trenateror end beneficiaries. creditors Juty •. u. n. "· 1•1 ..,,.., COMTaACTOU Lion-. -bllslrwu lddreM " and contingent creditors of CA.LU ... l'08 llOI 71'C hk.,., In uw Oty of Calta MeM, P UBLIC NOTICE Sc._. '*'rk1: ••v•NI! UNIFllED coun1y of 0renoe. stet• of c.111ornl• Nicholas P. Pezzente and KHOOL DISTRICT; e1c1 Dffdllne: ttu•.111111a11111k1r ... s1or t••tiou11G persons who may be t:ooo'ctoc• p.m. of"".,., .. ., of Ju-.,. m-1e T-ic-•1 .. C111""" otherwise interested in the 1.,, 10 1. I'" ol 81d ••nlpl: K••••. Soclel Ste • (Tomoo) will and/or estate: DliloT"IC AOMINIST"ATIYI S61..0.-J971, Socio! Sec. • ICllll'lerul CENTE"· 1 Alton A-. ,,,,,,.., 'u..e-1m. T•-••r• ,,.... 1n19ilded A petition has been filed ca111orn1a n1u IP o. 1 .. 1tsu. Tren•f•,..., -llu&lneu ecldr.s• •• by Martha E. Pezzente In 1rv1111 m111 ProlKI ldtMl!katlon t01E. w. Allon A..,.w, In the City of the Superior Court of Name: EL CAMIHIO "EAL SOI.All S.nle AM, c:-1, of Or-. Stale 01 SYSTEM MODIFICATIOf41; Pleo C•llfornle'2101 Orange County requesting Pl•n• •r• ... ""• FACILITllS Tll• toc.etlon In Celllornl• ol t .. that Martha E. Pezzente PLANNING OFFICE llUSOI. , .. I '"lof HKllll"• offl<• M prlnclpet ou.c be appointed as personal Allen Aw .. trvl•, C.llfcwnt• '1114 neu office of .,,. h1tendecl .,..,,,..., 11u1 ~ 11: .. me. representative to ad· NOTICE IS HE"EllY GIY•H 111111 All ottwr buJIMN _, •1'111 ... m lnlster the estate of lhe •'""'-med Scheol Olltrlct of d r .. ud uud .,, Ill• Intended Nicholas P. Pezzente (Un· °' ..... ~. ~ ...... ...., ,,.,,tf_ •lllllft I""''"" IHt pest •"• tllrOUlfl It• °'"•rnl119 lloenl , so tar .. know11 10 1111 1n11ne1ed der the Independent Ad· 111re1na11er rehrr•d •• •• tranat•,...•n : rtone. ministration of Estates "OIST"ICT"; w111 rKllw u. '°· tM TIM P,..,.,, 11 dltt<rlllld '" ...,.r•• Act). The petition Is set for -law ._ IN ~ ..... tlfM. ••· All llD<k In tredt, 11111\inn, 9qlllp. h I I De t N 3 t _,...._..,.,._...,.cMtrec1 mentaftdtlOdtrillofacenalnDEL• ear~ n p . o. a 1or1Ma11oW-JKt. llllSln•u ._ et oo.-D•E'~ DILi 700 Civic Center Drive, •Ids !Mii .. ,_.._. 1n "" ,. _ _,i.e.. ..... nisc a-s1.1n the Cl· West In the City of Santa ~"' .............. -" .. °""" A" .. c ........ '-'" °' 0r.,.. ·c 1 29 aftll pu4111c1y,... • ...,. "'"' .... ..,.. 51•1, o1 c.iilOnll'•, ..w tr~ ~ Ana, allforn a on July , 1i.tMll_.,.,.at•. fe11ew1,. a4<"10lk 11e ....... 1ken•: 1981 at9:30A.M. There wut .. ne illltlotll ,~,... OftMl•...,&......,Nllll'ltltr~. IF YOU OBJECT to the let HCll WI of Md docum1111 lo -l11111dtopnmlt1SIOC .... at 7UC r•ntl""' f the tltlon ..,.r8f'I'" "" l"ftvn1 "' ..., caildl· ... ., 1.,.,. '""''-~ 81 nsc g .. • •• o pe , Ii.. wlllllll -.,. .,.., 111e 111141 .... ., 111..,. City of c°" .. MeM, c-you shc>uld either appear ...,. • .,...... ,.,.1or.,..,M ... ofCelll'""•· al the hearing and state ••ell 111• ""''' conlor"' •Cid .,. Tll•t uw .,...,,,1 o1 p1,1rcl'tl• .,1c, your objections or file rffpelltlwtot"'cOCltl'acUlec_t., or c.,,lldtratlon 1n c_ll., wltll E•11 • INll 111 ac<.....,..,. w Mid ,,_,., of .. 14 11c-_. Mid written Objections with the 1t11wcurlt'll,.•wr•tto1n1t11c0ftttec1 "'''n"•·1nc1111111111 1,. , .. ,,...,.,In. court before the hearing, •~ ... .., ""1111" ,,_. ~1wv. I• uw tllft'l el Pt.JGD.oo. wllkh Your appearance may be .,..,lr«llln. oc•ll•b of .,. 1o11-1ng· T,. 01sTIUCT -111e rltlM to C•-" -'1,JOO.oo · In person or by your at. reJMt .,.,., or •II 1114111 or " 8f'IJ Ir· Prom1_, n.t•• cunwcul'ffl -torney . ....,1.,111 .. • lnfwlMllU. 1" ••1,,. "9,•.oo I F Y 0 U A R E A .. , ... 111............ TNltllllet .......... .._.... TO TN 01sr•1CT ._ .,...,... ,_.. 11c.,. ... and lnt......Sir .. lfw• .. ,... CREDI R or a cont· 111e 01r«11W tf 1111 o.,.n-i., '"" _..,, .. .., a.c. ,._, • ., '"' • ._ lngent creditor of the ct. w.tn.1 _......,."" ...., .. ,...,,..,. ...-,,....,. c.., tNtt tN ,_ ceased you must fl le your 1119 rale .. ,., ............ ,.. tldtf'•tltll ... "" ,,_..,"' .... ....... I I I I h th t , • ....., 111 1111Hct1 11111 _. 11 w 111 _ ..,_ """""'., Mid itc-1, .. c 1 m w t e cour or ,.,..._. iw Nd! ,,..,. ., ,.,,. et w ,... .,..., .,... ...,. ,,..,., present It to the person11 ;-r-,._-:_ • ~.!":. ': ...,. ..,.... .., ... a.,.tti• ... 11 represent1t1ve appointed 0~·11a .. 1c11..::. .. 11ti11.._ "=:~:-C..::· by the court within tour a ....... '"'•· ee11eer .. 1a •11•. et • ......,.. ...u 111 .,.._. ,.. }Tlonths from the d•t• of C8elM..., •...,..."'......._A ,_...,...,.... ... ..-wtH., first Issuance of letters •• ..., .. J:'.",..... ..... •..,... • -..... ..... ~........ provided In Section 700 of •ri:..._......._ .. ,.,.._., ==-:e.:'.:" .. "f::.,""" tChellf Pr1ob1TU c1ode 1ot ..... •• ...-.-• ..--. • ...i11-t" .. ..._. 11e-1 • orn a . he t mt or •• <• ..._ n. ,. • .,....., •"' .-"'• .._"" ., .. • flllng cl•lms wlll not tx- .,.. ._.... ..-111141 • ...... """· "'1• .... _,_ ••111-• filr• prl-to f""'·r monthS ...... _...., l Ma•IY UC.-OW .. 1MA H• .,. ""' tt•U•_...,,.... .. COM. a1..-.• 111 .. c1.,e1~-... rom the cs.a. of the h .. r. 1uc.'°" • ...,,. .. Cll*ect 11 tY .. 0r.,.. • ...,.., ~ Ing noticed ebo\te. _... • .., ... 1 ••• \tldM._.. .. -.,.,._,.,A~ YOU e..aay EXAMINE .... """· ...... -... --.. ...., ... c.tlf9I .... ~ .. ...._ .-__....,.... ,._ ... _._ .,...-.. .-11e-. the fll• kept by t~ court. .......-• """' • ..,. __..... DA no,,..,'•,..,, If you .,.. Interested In the • ... ci:--.. .,.....1111 ... .., ~:!.C::-t1t1tt, you may file 1 ,.. ~.!:""' c• ... ...., .. u.-quest with the court lo ,... ~--.-:S:':t:r I I ==.c:: f:!:~=:c!:1 = :..u: :=.:::..=-~.....:..:= ~ltael. and of the •t1on1, M:· .... :-:S .. ..,.. ... ..,. •• ,,....,..... counts and r9poru C*!Wect-u k .._...T......,.. deterlblid In lect-.1100.S ... ;:.·.:.::= ~--= of ""C.ltfOml• PnlNte ..,...,,. ,.......,,,,...,.,. c~ ~ar... CMll °"" ..... ,....... ar.. c:.... Dlltt ._a.. OoltY ...... ,.., , .. a,_ ---"" ,,_.., My, .. "" tt ,,,,. S.. Wi. L""' l'1MI • 4... 0 .... 0 • .......... -.... --u sac a: a 5 J , Orange Co•t DAil Y PILOT, Wednetd1y. July 15, 1881 TV Ustings Uke .never before! This Friday, you'll find a big, bright, brand new television supplement in the Daily Pilot like you've never seen before! You'll find the most complete TV listings available in · any newspaper .around -with unique, It's new. It's bigger. It's easier to use. It's coming Friday. It's Pilot TV Log easy-to-scan grids, plus complete evening program details. You'll find the channels you watch (we list 22 including cable), pages of movie highlights, up-to-date sports, soap plots· and more -all in a bigger, easier-to-read format. . Get the complete picture this Friday in the all-new Pilot TV Log. It's a new Pilot you won't want to miss! \ .. . New Grid Format -A unique, sign-on to sign-off grid format every day. The grid is a quick visual reference to 18 hours of programming on 11 broadcast channels, and prime-time programs for 11 cable channels . You also get . details of each show during ! prime-time evening hours in a : "rolling log" format, with notes for re-runs and closed captioning. Up-to-Date Sports -Beacuse Pilot TV Log is published on a Friday, sports listings (almost a whole page> are fresh and accurate. Special Programs -From blockbusters to dance to children's shows , you'll find all the week's specials in one place on Page 3. Movies, Mo~es, and Movies -Almost two pages of movies virtually around the clock every day of the week, with the stars and the year the movie was made. Our four-star rating system helps you chose, plus G, PG, and R ratings for cable movies. Daytime Drama Grid listings for each and every daytime s how. ever y day of the week. And if you missed an episode of your favorite soap opera, you 'll fi nd a summary of the week's plots. More Cable Listi11gs . -Subscribe to HBO , Showtime, the Z channel, ON, ESPN, CNN , WTBS, WO R , Cinemax, or Spotlight? Pilot TV Log carries listings for them all! 0 5 . I l c I , I I ! I I • ; I I . I . I ' I ' . ' . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 H /F B i i ~----------~--~~~~--~~~~~---------------------------------NYSE COMPO ITE TRAN CTION OUOTUIOld lNCLUOf U AOf•ON THI••• 'fOIU(, MIOWCU llACI"( ••w. 10\tON, OfT•Ofl ANO CINCllOIAll STOClll l•CHANO&• ANO •IPO•flO I Y THI NUO ANO ll•UINl f A look at AT&T You muy have thought they were high enou6Ch already. but rates for long·dl tunce telephone call~ went up 16 percent a couple ot weeu ago On the other hand, rates Cor International calls Wl'rc: chopped 35 percent. The strategy is clear. American Telephone & Telegraph <AT&T> is cutUng international rates to encourage people to mak~ more overseas calls lt doesn't r~el it has to do that an)' more with long· distance calling in the United States It wall charge more and rely on its ubiquitous "Reach Out a nd Touch Someone" campaign to get people to plrk uv the phone and call long-distance. The Federal Communications Comm1ss1on. which has regulator y authority over the phone C(>11'1 pany. was reluctant to granl such a big pnce 1n crease but in ~ the end gave in. 1.-. AT&T pleaded I' c. it needed the 16 x. , r ~, p e r c e n t _.,. ~ b e c a u s e i t =-= .. ~~ ....... ._ ______ _ ~:s~ ;x6pe~i~~~ lllTOI IOSIOWITZ that when the rate goes up, people do reduce their calling. The FCC didn't agree that caJls would go doYrn a' much as AT&T said they would If the phone com pany turns out lo have been wrong, and long-distance calling holds up well. the FCC' may even order a re: rund. . The FCC caving in lo AT&T is a Camihar s101 ~ It's like a mouse trying to police an elephant Tht• phone company is so huge that 'ery few people inside it even know what's going on There's a new book out that reveals hOYr gargantuan AT&T is. Called "The Biggest Company on Earth," it was written by a New York Times re porter. Sonny Kl einfield, a nd published by Holt. Rhinehart & Winston. Jf )'OU hke "geewhizzers you'll love this book. Here are some. No one outside the rederal government employs more people. AT&T has on its payroll I 03 million persons. of whom 7,452 are Smiths. 5,880 Johnsons. 3.934 Williamses and 3.660. mclutling tht• chairman. Browns. AT&T's profit 1 after taxes 1 Yrorks our to ~Hi million a day. $11 ,000 a minute I\ has more shares out than any other ror11 pany · 750 mil hon. It has more stockholders than am other r·om pany 3 million. · The Pentagon has the largest smi;:lt--phonl' system there are 25,000 phones there Thi> m1111thl\ Pentagon bill is $725.000 · There are 1.4 million pa) phones in the t·oun tr) Coins get collected when S72 accumulates The busiest pay phone in the countn 1s thl• on,. near the ticket counter at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Chicago. 1t gets used an average of 2i0 tames a dav T&T publishes 120 m11l1on copies of tl'lt•ph•1t1•· direclort<.'s C\Cr) year. using t<Ml.000 tom. of p.1pn Tht' largest director;. '" the one tn 111111,turi 2.889 pagl'S and 939.640 listing~ The sm.illl'"l 1 th1· one 1n Furlcy, Mo three pages and 2il2 1ts110~.., f1111r or them Smiths I The 25 biggest customl'rs. mosth big C'nm panies. ~JX>nd Sl.2 billion a }ear on phonf' 11111" .•t counttnl( for 15 percent of intercity calling l he !up 1,000 account for 65 percent of the dollars STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORl(lllPI l'tN I 0o .. IDn•\ ""0' NEW YORK CAPI· S.IH, TYH. pf'ice •nd net c!Ynve ol uw l1ltfffl most Kii,.. ,..... York SIOCll EoclWlnoe '" .. '· ~·:~n,., MllONllY •:.:.~ltl~Jl -\It CilloS_,t 11•,100 '1 • l UnOolCel t07,900 •1 • 1'• IBM !J4,t00 S.tt + 1 T U•'9ult \ SJO,JOO S4... ~ Mobil l S1',<IOO )I ', W•rn ~ S>l,tOO )!"" "' (h•ll 011 ... I 600 31\'J • ... hHCO Inc •11,JOO JSY, + '"" M.tr•tOll 47S,SOO IS + S Ao• .. n ..... 900 16.., -\It Plttllon Co eU,900 ll'i'> • lllt Conoco Inc •21.'llO a. + 1'/. 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IMrlcll: 1ett llalftO 1'°1 oo. oll 110.00; ·Melt 00 eskect, M•114IJ t. Htr111•11: Ollly Cl•lty qvolt M02.U, of't t l0.1S. • ......-: only Wiiy owl• "'°' u , e4t '10.7' ............ ; only NllJ _. 1-l<•IM Mii U, otUll.11 SYMBOLS .. ___ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT, Wednesday, July 15, 1981 8 mg. "tar". 0.7 mg. mcoune av. per cigarette by FTC m11hod. I ~ ' \ -· -- Orange Cout DAILY PILOT, w.dneeday, Juty 15, 1981 Your f avo-fite r:cipe could . I f y~u li~e to cook and have a "favorite" recipe, 1t could be worth a shopping spree at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Market, or you could win one of eight $100 gift certificates at participating merchants. It can all happen in the 1981 Daily Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest, and it could happen to you! The top prize winner gets two minutes to load up on anything in sight (except bulk meats) at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Market, 2651 Irvine Ave. With the store all to yourself, grab fresh eggs, exotic fruits, meats, gourmet foods and more in as many baskets as you can handle! Even if you don't win a top prize, your recipe could be published in our "Eater's Digest" special section in the Daily Pilot Aug. 20. Daily Pilot food editor Sandie Joy will supervise a panel of foOd judges who wi II name the best recipe on the Orange Coast. Winning recipes will be judged on originality, ease of preparation, and of . course, taste. So get cooking. Read the rules carefully and send us your recipes as soon as possible. Entries must be postmarked no later than Friday, July 17. Mail your entries to: Daily Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Remember: Entry Deadline . F .dar u n y, July 17. L -sponsored by - or one o/8 $1 ()() gift certificates! -BUT HURRY, DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, JULY 17 - ENTRY CATEGOBIFJk I. Desserts Let's see what you can d.o with chocolates, gelatin, butter, flour, whipped cream and other favorite goodies. SPONSORED BY COAST MUSIC 2. Fruits, V egetablea & Salads Including vegetarian dishes. And don't forget the out-of-season treasures In cans and In the frozen food section. SPONSORED BY VITtUllNQUOTA 3. Soups & ~petizers Meal spreads, testy dips, munchies and· any kind of soup, be it the main course or the entree. Take your pick. 4. Main Dishe8 Whether it be hamburgers or coq au vin, the best chicken salad or roast duckling, everyone has a favorite recipe for the mainstay of the meal. SPONSORED BY SOUTH C:OAST PLAZA 5. Cheese~ Emm & Pasta Enter your-faVorlte cheese dish, snack or salad; or maybe your homemade linguine is outasight. Or should you enter your seafood quiche? 6. Ethnic Dishes From chow meln to enchiladas to baklava maybe your family has a recipe from the old country? SPONSORED BY HUNTI 'GTON SAVINGS 7. Breads & Grains Californians have discovered the fun of making their own wholesome breads and cereals. Or how about that homeblend granola? SPONSORED B'l' CROWN llARDW ARE 8. Microwave Coo~ Like t9 cook but hate to wait? On-the-go Orange Co•ters know it'• not the time spent in the kitchen, but the taste ·on the palate. Hurry, pl .... I SPONSORED BY THE P.X. •HUNTINGTON Bt:ACH CONTDT RULES: 1. List all lngredients in order of use, followed by clear. concise directions and the number of servings. Remember. originality counts. Submit your entry on 8Yz x 11 " paper and print clearly. 2. Only one entry per person per category will be ac- cepted. If more than one entry is received for any single category, all entries for that category will be disqualified. Judges reserve the right to properly categorize entries. 3. Recipes must be complete, and may not be changed after submission. Incomplete recipes will be dis- qualified. 4. In the event Identical recipes are submitted by two or more contestants, the first received will be the one considered for judging. 5. The contest is open to all residents of Orange County, except employees and their immediate families of Orange Coast Publishing Co. 6. Indicate o.n each recipe in the top left-hand corner, your name, address, telephone, and category en- tered using separate sheets for each recis.. Mail to "Dally Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest." P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, or bring It to 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. AL.L ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN MIDNIGHT, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1981 , or received at the Pilot office no later than 5 p.m. July 17. 1981. 7. Entry of a recipe constitutes agreement that it becomes the property of the Dally Piiot, and may be published with acknowledgements (no street ad- dresses or phone numbers will be published) in the Daily Pilot and Coast Life newspapers. 8. Entries will be disqualified if they fall to comply with the contest rules. All judges' decisions are final. All prizes will be awarded. CONTEST ENDS JULY 17. 1981 . .. \ 0ranQ9 Cout DAILY PILOT, Wedneaday, July 16, 1881 ;-, Triple play is smart I enjoyed three free boxes of cake mix. and actually earned $1. 43 less the cost of one 1>0stage stamp,' says Mrs. Pickens. By MARTIN SLOANE Tbll is a good time to recoentze some very smart shoppers whose triple·play dis· counts have broueht them big savine• at the checkout counter. Linda Martenere of Madison, Oblo, saved up the Universal Product Codes from several Kleenex purchases and sent for a Kleenex of· fer of 16 coupons worth 25 cents each. She re· ceived the coupons and patiently waited for a local supermarket to pitch her the right ball. Sure enough, her local IGA Foodllner of· fered double coupons on the same day that it advertised Kleenex on sale at 59 cents a box. ·•My children were so excited when I loaded the 16 boxes of Kleenex Into my shop· ping cart at 9 cents a box," says Mrs. Martenere. "Refunding is the best way I know ofto enjoy supermarket shopping." Sometimes a triple·play discount also brings an unexpected surprise. Barbara Donato of Stratford, N .J ., bad a 75-cent coupon good on any jar of Maxwell House Instant Coffee. When her supermarket offered double coupons, the jar of coffee cost her only a penny. Then she used the inner seal from the jar to send for a free Maxwell House "Morning Recipe Book." And Inside the book she found $1.57 worth of coupons and 18 cents to cover her postage. "The coupons were a delightful s ur· prise," she says, "and the recipe book has given me some really good breakfast ideas." Many readers of this column have told me that their triple plays on Duncan Hines Cake Mixes earned them a profit. We call these home runs. Rosetta Pickens of Archer. Fla., bad a coupon for $1 off on the purchase of three boxes of cake mix. Her Albertson's market not only offered the cake mix on sale for 99 OAl•Y P•OOUCTS, OIU, MA•OA•INIE, DllET l'OOOS Cllp °"'this Ille end kMp It with slmll•t u~ coupons -......,eoe refund offers .. 1111 -..-eve '°"'"°"'· ,.,.. eumple Ster1 cotlec:tlno IN -prootl Of""",.. .. white IOOl<lno for ,,.. ,..,,'" r• lllftd lorms et ,,.. ,._rmilf'llet, In ~ end meoazlnH, --tredlno with lrleftds. Olf.n may"°' be avalllllll• In all ar .. t of Ille country. Al· ,_ 10 ~to recelff H<h refund. TIM ......... .,._. ate -a t«al •SIL TIU ...... w...._.c-.i11ua.11i--...---.. BLUE &OHHET "Olnlno al Home Savlnoa llooll." Receive tlw "Olnlno et Home Savlnos Boolt." Send Ille req"4red retvftel l«m -IOUf Uni-'°"-.ct C-sy,_, from any of Ille 100-1no: Bh• Bor>- net Soft, Sott Wlllppe<IL Diet Maroarlne, Uont T•ty *ead. El!Plrn ~ ~. 1'11. SOR OEN, _.._ Roc.k-11 Prints Rec:el"• ,_ 11111-c:ol« _,.,...n Roell-II Salllf'da'( Ev..,lno Jlloet coven. Send Ille required refund IOf'm, Ille '°90 from eny aor-. pt<lllUct -so ceno tor ~ anot 11anc111no. EXPlrn Dec JI, 1 .. 1. CHIFFO.. Telloat• OH.,, Reul ... IN "Tll'91t• Party C~." Send Ille reciulre4 r-torm .,.., the _.dl "QOOCI •'*'Oii to foll Mot"9r Hat,..,. from any lllr• pecklllff of Soft Clllffon. E.Jfpl-Oec. JI, 1"1. • cents but also doubled the value of her coupon. So, she paid only 97 cents for three boxes. , But she wasn't finished. Two weeks later she found a $2.40 refund form in a Duncan Hines newspaper ad. "I enjoyed three free boxes of cake mix and actually earned $1.4.3 less the cost of one postage stamp," says Mrs. Pickens. Linda Sass of Brewster, N.Y .. made a home run that Mike Schmidt would envy. Her local supermarket advertised the 4-ounce Nestea on sale for $1.49 a jar. She got two jars free when the store doubled her two 75· cent coupons. She then sent the two proofs of purchase to the company for a coupon good for a dis- count of up to $4 on any Nestea product. "I couldn't believe saving $7 that way," she says ... And I have been refunding for less than five weeks." Readers whose s m art-shopping ex· periences are published in this column re· ceive "1981 Guide to Coupons and Refunds." Send your experiences and shopping tips to me In care of this newspaper. NOTE: Several readers have asked me lo clarify the instructions on crocheting a rug from plastic grocery bags. First cut the handles off the bags. Work· ing your way from the top, cut 1-inch strips around the bag as if you were peeling an ap- plf'. Tie about 40 of the strips together and wmd them into a big ball. Chain stitch to the desired width of the rug. Then single crochet back and forth. REFUND OF THE DAY Write to the following address to obtain the form required by this Sl refund offer: L'Eggs Regular Refund, P.O. Box 731, Young America, Minn. 55399. This offer expires Sept. JO. 1981. KRAFT L.ean 'n' Lavl•ll COOllboOk. Receive I,.. "Lean 'n' Lavllll Recipe ~." Sena Ille required reful'ICI lonn end -Unl..,.rul Pr-.CI c-sy,,_ lrom ttle baO label of ..,y •In P<Kkaoa of U9'11 'n' lively. E•lllrH Sept. JO, 1tll. l(RAFT Rtcelve a SI ref-. Send IN required refund form -live 1111e11 lncludlno ,,. -• "from Ille Krall unowlcll lllop" from any Kreft N1t1irel c-SllcH. E•plru March JI, UC. LITE LINE Coupon• Receive SI In,_,.. s.'41 Ille req"4red refund form ano tllrM lrcnt ---41 lrom any lll•Llne proceue<I ~"• IWOOUCL I!•· plr .. Oc1. Jt, 19'1 STOUFFER'S LEAN CUISINE Rec.etve e Sl ,. fund. Send Ille required refund IOf'm ~ Unlvertal Product Coda syMClois from Ille ba<kl Of any tlvM Lu n Culllne Entr•L E•plres Dec JI, t"1. 8on1111 Tl'lls Offer -.,.·1 reci11lre e lorm: MRS. FILBERT'S FrM Meat Offer, P.O. Box •·1'21, El Pata, Tues 1'975. Rec:el..,. a ,_ -rt~ St or S2 on 1 l'l'lfft purcllaM. F« tN SI (O\IPOfl, -Ille W«ch "Soft Golden IMtvlrlne" from Ille front PlfWI• Of five 1-l>Olllld pee ... , of any MrL Fllbtrt'I Soft Gol-Mar99r1N. ,., the IZ coupon, Hnd Ill• prooll from a lollt I-pound paella~. Oolrt forgtt to Incl-yow name-.-. dren. EJtplrn Aug. 31, ttel. ·----------------~----------~--------- .... Siding with low-sodium By IULIE ROTH Tradition la on the side ol a low-sodium diet, because humans have been on a low- sodium diet tor three mllllon years. current sOdlum intake ts l\ldden in processed foods. ca tsup , and salad dres lngs. leaves as a luncheon dish or appetizer, or serve with crackers as a spread Makes about 2 cups 1l 11 in our recent his- tory, with the advent of food preservation skills. that we have developed a taste for more salt than the body needs. For some, excess ingestion of salt bas led to hypertension -com· monly known as high blood pressure. If you are interested in restricting the amount of salt In your diet, because you are already suffering from hypertension or as a preventive medicine precaution. you'll have to become a sodlum de· tectlve. Different kinds Hypertention has been called a silent killer. It produces few warning signals. but can lead to stroke, heart disease . and kidney failure SWF.O I S H MEAT DALI~ I pound ground beef SPECIAL DIETS 1 ~ pound ground pork or veal l rup ma s hed potatoes of sodlum are listed on labels, first as salt, then LOW-SODIUM I egg CHOPPED EGGPLANT 1 eggplant as sodium alginate, sodium benzoate . sodi um hydroxide. sodium propionate, up sodium sulfite and many others. Add the m all oil together and they spell 2 tabl es poon s minred onion Americans eat an average of 8"" pounds of salt each year. They don't need that much. 1 sliced onion 1 green pepper, cut l tablespoon salad l tNJSJ,>OOn sugar 1 1 teaspoon pepper 1 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 .. teaspoon allspice 1" teaspoon ginger 3 lahlespoons oil Sodium occurs naturally in the meat, vegetables. and o.ther food that we eat. and it occurs in some drinking water. The amount that occurs naturally in un- p r o c es s e d food s coincidentally is just the amount that we need to stay ln good balance. too much sodium for many people who are unaware of the amount of these food pre · serv ati ves they are in· gesting. '• teaspoon pepper 1, teaspoon thyme 1 tabll'spoon lemon juice Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Bake the whole eggplant until the skm is soft a nd wrinkled . Remove from oven and cut sktn av. a) Chop in a large chopping b1J\\ I Add onion and g reen pepper and chop all very fine Add oil. Pl'pper. thyme and lemon JUICC Mix w ell a nd refrigeratt• Sen e cold 1n a mound on lt'lluce Co mbine ground beer and ground pork or veal Add mushed potatoes Stir in e~g. onion, Suftar. pepper. nutmeg, allspice and ginge r : mix thoroughly Form into tmy balls using about l tablespoon or mixture per ball Melt butter in a large s killet . add meatballs and brown over low heat, s haking pan occasionally t o brO\\ n evenlv Makes (I bout 4 dozen meatballs Americans tend to add sail to their cooking o'r at the table that ac· counts for one-third of the average intake. One· fourth to one half of our Foods that contain a large amount of sodium include canned veJ{etables and soups. dried soups, canned tuna, canned tomato juice, dill pickles and olives. Other foods in· elude cheese. frozen din- ners, and condiments such as soy sau ce, • • .Nectarine recip~s creative <From Page Cl> YJ cup heavy cream Dash or two ground nutmeg 2 large fresh nectarines If.I cup butter or margarine ~. cup grated Romano or ' Parmesan cheese 11. cup finely chopped fresh parsley In a large skettle, bring 4 quarts water to a boil with 1 tablespoon salt and 2 table· spoons oil. Drop in noodles or spaghetti and return to boiling. Boll, uncovered, until tender, 20 to 25 minutes. Drain and keep warm wlten done While pasta is cooking, fry bacon until crisp and golden. Drain and coarsely crumble. Beat . egg and stir into cream along with nutmeg. Slice nee· tarines. Toss bot cooked pasta with butter and half the cheese Add cream mixture, nectarines, remaining cheese and parsley. Toss gently and serve at once. Makes 4 servings. SEA SHELL FRUIT SALAD Citrus Yogurt Dressing 3 cups cooked small shell macaroni (4 ounces uncooked) 1 cup small strips cooked ham or chicken Yl cup cubed Ch eddar cheese YJ cup s liced water chestnuts 2 tablespoons sliced green onion 2 tablespoons chopped pi· miento 1 tablespoon chopped fresh mint or parsley 2 fresh nectarines Cttsp lettuce Prepare Citrus Yogurt Dress· ing . Combine macaroni with ham Cor chicken), cheese, water ctiestnuts, green onion. pimiento and mint or parsley. Toss gently with half the dressing. Cover and chill. When ready to serve, slice nectarines and combine with salad mixture Serve m crisp lettuce with remaining dressing. Ma kes 4 servings (about 6 cups) CITRUS YOGURT DRESSING Beat l large egg, 1'• cup orange juice, 2 tablespoons sug· ar. 1 teaspoon prepared mustard and 1/4 teaspoon salt together. Bring lo a boil in l ·quart saucepan over m edium heat, s tirring constantly Boil 1 minute. Remove from heal and cover . Blend in 12 cup plain yogurt; chill. Makes scant l cup. F R UITED TUNA SALAD Dilled Mustard Dressing 3 cups coo ked sa lad macaroni (4 ounces uncooked > l can (7 ounces> solid white tuna, drained '2 cup cubed Jack or Swiss theese 1 2 cup thinly sliced celery 13 cup chopped sweet pickle '• cup finely chopped sweet red onion 1 • cup chopped green pepper 2 fresh nectarines Lettuce Lemon wedges Prepare Di lied Mus lard Dressing Combine macaroni, tuna, cheese. celer y, pickle, onion . and green pepper Toss with half the dressmg. Cover and rhill. When ready to serve, s lice nectarines and combine with salad mixture. Serve on let· tuce with remaining dressing and lemon wedge to squeeze on Makes 4 servings <about 112 quarts> DILLED M UST ARD ORESSING Combine 3• cup mayonnaise. 1 tables poon white wine vinegar, 2 teaspoons prepared mustard. '• teaspoon sugar and '8 teaspoon dill weed. Mix well to blend. Makes scant 1 cup. BAKERY Ground Beef ••• 99c •. Miit .. nceed 21% fet cOflffllt LIGHT & FLUFFY Pound Cake •..•. ~ I 79 FRUIT RLLED Danish Pastry •• 2 ~99c T..aOHE & PORTER HOUSE Steaks • • • • • .••• s 3 2~. PETITE PRODUCE London Broil •••. 5241. French Rolls 12 peck 99c • azane UO RIPE Nectarines TIOPtCAL .... 29c •· MClllCJOS ••••••• 3 9c ... RISH PICICID TOP SIRLOIN Steaks • • • • • ••••• s 3 °%. IOHB.ESS SHOULDER Clod Roast •••••• s I 8 %. SPIHCB Steaks • • • • • • Spinach •••• ••• 29c LIAHEST • .... Ground Beef MAllHATIO ~mons • • • • .... 29c .. Chuck Steak~ ••• 99c •. UDROSI Potatoes TIHDH • • . . . . 29c •· Bean Sprouts ••• • • • • • .39.c ... ... &rapefrult •••• 29c ... l WHOLE FOSTER FARMS Chicken Breasts •• 5 I 3%. ~!!t!l~s! ......... s22:. 14,1:1 RISH S 198 Dover Sole • • • • • • .. PUSH ...ess Trout •• ?2 9l UYIMAI .. Lobster •••••••• s 5 '.~ ....... ""' '"9Ny baked m -OWll OYeflt l•l~MI LOMG HORM Cheddar Cheese s I 9~. ·---·ftfllh MOMTERREY Ja.ck Cheese MILD Cheddar Cheese !.It~ ,....... . ....,,.. Tavern Ham •••• ?27! FRESH Cole Slaw •••••• 79 c •. ~. -.... kite .... GROCERY Pasta by Costa 1.:;. s2•' ....WMec__,. s, .... ... ..... .._,.0% ..... ....... ,Ull COlMalA IM,011'9 'Olive OH •••••• ?8~ CALl~A Ranch ,Eqql i.. .. 79c ._ s31• .... ·~ ... + NEIGHBORS .,..,~ ...... ~ .... ..... ~ .......... « ,c ... . _ ....... ,, .... ... . , .. '. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT. Wednesday, July 15, 1981 Cllu . Turkey saves money Turkey blAdquarter roaall, plentiful and autrltloua. are your answer to ri1in1 food ...... f'requently found amoaa tbe &ow•t priced of all meat Items, turkey Madquarters are just rt1bt fOI' weekly one· mea!.._.andcuibe l"OUUd open pan or in a routiq bee to a Juicy tqder doneneH. Add 1prln1 veaeta blea the lUt bour and a ball of eook.lna. Wllb a sprinJd· Salt and fre1bly lfOUDd pepper 4 or 5 carrots 2 aucchini squuh lcuphelbpeu • to 8 potatoel Rlnle rout with cold water; drain aod wlpe dry. Place turkey, skin· side up, oo small rack ln llla11ow rouUna pu. aJ. lowina apace around · rack few veeetables to cook ln ddppln1s. Brush uln with melted butter, salt and freshly around pepper. Roast at 325 de1rees for 1 YA to 2i,.c, hours dependina on aiie of roast, until meat tbermonetor re1l1ters 175 decrees to 180 cteareea. · Approxlmately one bour befcwe rout 1houid be done, place cleaned ve1etables around rout ID drippin ... turnina to coat them. If roastlne baa i1 used, insert rout into bag, seal ud roast ac· cordiftl to direcUoA1 on packaee. Forty.five minutes belore roast abould be done, open baa (be careful with at eam) an d add ••&•tables, then close, aaain and conUnue to roast. Pour drippint• lnto uucepan, thicken with flour -water mitture and eook until thick. Seuon to taste. Serve hot over aucculent slices of turkey aloot with tender eooked ve1etable1 . llues 6 or more serv· ..... Turkey hindqu.orter roan, tender and t<lntolidng, ii roa.t- ed to a IUCCUknt golden brown and aerved with tender garden vegetalUa. tacotmlxedberba, the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. dark meat of turkey .............. Tblsm tbe Jute• for p-avy Md you have a jlorkllll dbmtr IDUee to Mn• wllll &oued areen ud citl'UI salad, com lticu and buUer ball.I. B&aa&D 'ftJUBY BINDQlJAllTE& &GAIT Wl'l'll 8P&ING VBGBTABLB8 1 hindquarter turkey roast (3 to 6 pounds) Melted butter C·heese topped salad 4 ounces blu e cheese 1 pa c ka ge (3 ounces) cnam cheese ~ cup real mayon- naise V.. cup vinegar 1 te,aspoon Worcestersture 1 teaspoon onion salt 1 envelope un - flavored gelatin 14 cup cold water 4 to 6 large fresh nectarines Oil a nd v inegar dressing (optional> Iceber g lettuce leaves Ble nd c heese and mayonnaise. Mix in vinegar, Worcestershire and onion salt. Soften gelatin in cold water in c up ; place over hot water until gelatin is dissolved. Stir into cheese mixture. Spoon into 6 to 8 small molds. Chill until firm. Just before serving, slice nect a rines; dip into · dressing, if desired. Overlap slices in rings on lettuce leaves In serv· ing dishes. Unm old cheese molds in center of nectarine s lices. Makes 6 to 8 ser vings. C U a a I E D .N EC · TA&INE AND GRAPE SAIAD Arranee wedges of juicy fresh nectarines, whole seedlelS grapes and onion slices on in- dividual beds of iceberg lettuce ; top with a dressing of dairy sour cream flavored with curry powder and a tingle ol boneradish. NECfillNE SQUASH Prepare frozen cooked mashed yellow squash as label directs. Turn in- to casserole and top with ' sliced fresh nectarines and s ome i mported gin1er or orange marmalade. Heat and s erve with pork or poultry. SUPE&SOUP Start your meal the Scandinavian way - with a chilled fruit soup. 1 Combine 2 cups sliced fresh nectarines, l 'h cup sour cream and 'h cup , rose wine ln a blender jar; puree. Serve icy cold. LEMONY PA&MESAN PEAU Beat I/, cup each salad oil and lemon juice, 'h teaspoon seasoned salt, V.. teupoon dried dill or oreaano to1etber UDUI blended. Stir in 2 tables· poona arated Parmesan cheese . Pour over quartered ftelb Bartlett pean. Serve u a rellab wttb pilled fish or other meat.I. • BUBBLY PB.US Pare, core and alice fnab Bart&ett r.an into sherbet 1 a11e1 . lprillkAewldl ....... I little ftaelr lrltff ........... CbW. WIMn read1 to ..,.., top wttb ~-mpepe. l:Aw·lllAT ··= ••11:11 e'B:,.':; E ...... ~ :tta,~= .. ,, I ""1 nllllltolllllr ....... ...._AMllll1Ht1llt· ....... ..,...., .... pm:..-:.i:.rr •. We accept ALL coupons from other Super-Markets UMll RIGHTS RfSUYfO.NO SAL( 10 CO,W..flCtAI otAllU Oii wHOtl!>AIUS SOMl son OIUNKS NOi 4VAILAIU ... YIN1Ull4 COUNT> This od Of'ly effective ot Hvehft El Rondl- ond Hughet lido. WI WILCOMI FOOD SIAMll SHOltMllS • U.S.O.A. Gr. "A''frW! fry~ CHICKEN LEGS & THIGHS ......... la .• 89 U.S.0.A. Gr. 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LB 2. 19 U.S.D A Choic.e Beef for 880 °' 8rool Rib Cut BONELESS STEAKS ................ La. 2.89 U S.D.A Choice lonelei.1 leef Rob SPENCER STEAK ................... LI. 4.59 BOlllLlll BllF RIB SPENCER ROAST USDA 3 99 CHOICE La. e 1\ii!iiti!.f t~,)·.--.. OLD MILWAUKIE ·~..... • ••• 249 ~ 12Pock ~ 12 oicon• u-;n s.1 .... , ot Amoe, 7.SO"" BACARDI •UM . . .... 4. 99 Club no...i PINA COLADA ........... 2.99 Juqo Freth LlllONS .................................. li .• 31 .. ·' .. .. ' .. ~OW4 4 ¥04$0U0U00SC¥0 WZFUUW 0 ¥4 ·-······ oo cscsaa cu ... ·- ' at I rvine Raneh-1 F armer's Marltet Freshest Corn Harvest of the Year .Eeshest because we pick it ourselves just for you. Our corn is harvested,packedinfreshiceto lock in sweetness and delivered to our back door within four hours of picking. And because it comes from the Irvine Ranch which we feel has the best soil in Orange County for growing vegetables, the Irvine Ranch Farmers Market corn has always been the sweetest and finest. The only way to get it fresher is to pick it yourself. 'f!e marvels of fresh corn on the cob -its moist crunchy tex- ture and milky flavor -bring the sensation of sunshine to many an outdoor table. Sliced off the cob, it's versatile enough to become the prime attraction in main-dish salads or zesty fillings for pocket sandwiches. How to accomplish these delecta- ble feats, you wonder, with a few ears of corn? The next time you"re celebrating this season's golden sun and cool breezes with a patio barbecue, just cook a few extra ears to create some delicious corn concoctions the next day. And since supplies are heaviest from May to September, now is the perfect time to enjoy good buys. According to the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association, look for plump, well-developed kernels, with evenl y spaced rows filled to the tip. And there should be no soft, small or missing kernels. Good quality ears have bright green husk completely wrapping them . Once purchased, use corn as soon as possible to en- joy its natural sweetness. But if storing is necessary, make sure the ears are kept well-chilled and humid, wrapped in their husks. C orn is a snap to cook . Once the water boils , it takes only about eight minutes to enjoy its marvelous flavor. Don 't add any ' salt or sugar to the cooking water, however, as salt toughens the kernels, while sugar sweetens them. And now that you've developed some expertise in the marvels of corn, put it to use in recipes -con- sider Corn Off The Cob Quiche. Three medium ears, cooked, will provide the right amount of kernels. Corn, cheese, and eggs -all golden beauties! Together they create a blend that tastes as good as it looks. - Corn Off Tlae Cob Qui~lae 6 servings l (9-inch) bakes pie shell* 3 medium ears corn (about !112 cups cooked kernels> 1/2 cup chopped oniOn 1 tablespoon butter 1h cup (2 oz .) s hredded sharp Cheddar cheese 6 eggs 1112 cups half and half or milk 1 teaspoon seasoned salt 112 t ~aspoon dry mustard 1/s te1Spoon pepper 1/s teaspoon ground savory Parsley sprigs, optional I Remove husks and silks from corn. In medium saucepan, bring J. inch water to boiling. Add corn. Cover and cook until tender, 6 to 8 minutes. Drain. Wh en cool enough to handle, cut kernels from cobs . Set aside. In small saucepan over medium heat, cook onion in butter until tender but not brown, 3 to 5 minutes. Sprinkle onions, re- served corn and cheese into pie shell. Beat together remaining ingredients except parsley until blended. Pou'r over vegetables and cheese. Bake in preheated 375.)F. oven until knife inserted near center comes out clean, 35 to 40 minutes . Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Garnish with parsley, if de- s ired. •To bake pie shell: Line unbaked pie shell with 12-inch square of aluminum foiJ. Fill with rice or dried beans or peas. Cover rim of shell with edges of foil. Bake in preheated 450.)F. oven until lighUy browned at edges, 10 to 15 minutes. Lift out foil and rice. Cool on wire rack. , .. j4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1981 All-stars go to bat COMICS CLASSI Fl E D 0 6 07 in Cleveland anyway. See D3. Don Klosterman fleft J did the introducing. and Ray Malavasi did the teaching at Tuesday's media orientation day at Rams Park. Malav~si presses his points with some X's and O's Rams~oach conducts semin ar on the fin er aspects of the game of foot ball By J OHN SEV ANO OfU.o.llyPf ......... There were no bells to signify the start ol class Tuesday, but the students were in their seats, nonetheless, ready to learn. It was Media Orientation Day at Rams Park -and the students in this --case were the press. Rams Coach Ray Malavasi was the teacher, and the purpose or the one-day course was to educate the typewriter pounders and members or the electronic medium in the finer aspects of the game of football. Everything you would want to know -witttin reason -about X's and O's, Rowdies: equipment, preparation, the Rams' or- ganization, personnel and programs was discussed. And, the first thing we learned was that MaJavasi -the teacher -was just as serious as Malavasl -the coach. "Welcome to Rams Park," is bow Malavasi addressed the more than 80 media members present. "l hope you will profit by what you learn today." For years, or for at least u long as Malavasi bu been coach, be baa COO· tended that tbe media's knowledge of the game is limited: That too often what the press prints is not only inac- curate ... but without basis. The seminar -which lasted for more BV D T VCK ER than six hours for those few diehards that stuck it out -was conducted to change the ignoran t . No longer, Malavasi was determined, would those members of the media who cover the team be oblivious of the Rams' ways. So, Malavasi started from scratch, careful not lo omit a single detail The Ram coach talked about the dif. fereot jobs within the organization, the function and purpose each one performed, and how each link was vitaJ to the overaJJ scheme of success. ''What you have to remember is that if one part of the structure rails ... everybOdy suffers," said Malavasi. "Everybody has to be working together in order for things to work right." or course, that philosophy transcends onto the fi eld, too, where MaJavasi expects nothing less than 100 percent from his players. ··I suppose we could put a fear factor in a player," said the coach, "or we could give him rewards. But that's not how we work. Instead, we would rather have the player motivate himself from within. "Discipline, total concentration and motivation are the three things essen- tial for a football playt>r. "We, as coaches, are teachers. It's up (See RAMS, Page 04) The cure for .Surf? ~ Soccer still being kicked around By CURT SEEDEN Of•IMll'f"-..... During the North American Soccer League's indoor season, Craig All en came very close lo setting a league record by scor- ing at least one goaJ in 17 con- secutive games. He finished the indoor cam· paign with 24 goaJs and 21 as- sists to lead the California Surf in the scoring department. Yet, Allen has become somewhat of a forgotten man during the 1981 outdoor season. Most of the season, Surf Coach Laurie CaJJoway bas used Steve Moyers and Laurie Abrahams as his top two strikers, with Graham Oates and more recent- ly Ossama Khalil serving as the third man up front. Tonight, when the Surf enter- talns the struggling T&mpa Bay Rowdies (7:30), Allen will be back in the starting lineup, look· ing for a way to help his club curb a four-game loslng streak and propel the Surf into the NASL playoffs. ' The player be will be replac· ing was the Surf's top scorer in last year's outdoor season - Laurie Abrahams. On the day basebaJI acquiesced, the soc- cer people commenced dry washlnl their hands and d~ting off the seats ln anticipa- tion peculiar to the operators of the only game in town. Unhappily, the departure of the baJl guys did soccer no noticeable good. Thousands continued to arrive at the games disguised as empty seats, as the cliche goes. Therefore, the failure of the population in our part of the universe to accept soccer as a pastime continues, if not as a mystery, certainly as a fact. DEDICATED SLEUTHS have left few stones unturned in an effort to explain why this international favorite gets the chilled shoulder in areas where citizens pay ac· tual money to witness mud wrestlin1, roller derby and track and field. No legitimate aid is forthcoming from the pro- moters of soccer who seema to bue their hopes for the future on a statistic wtticb Is severaJ years of age. · "We have hundreds of thousands of kids playing soccer," is the repeated state· ment. What the game needs, of course, Is hun- dreds of thousands of adults who will pay to see the professionals play. SignificanUy, tbJs tourist the other eve- ning encountered Peter Wall at Los Alamitos Race Coune. Wall bad recenUy been fired as coach of the California Surf soccer side and was submerging his sor· row in $2 exactas and pick six wagering while reflecting favorably at a mid-week crowd in the neighborhood of 7,000. One thing led to another, and Wall was asked his theory as to why soccer has such limited lure in this area. His reply was less than predictable, but quite reasona- ble. ··I would be more interested in bearine your views on the matt.er," Peter Wall said . "I assume you are one of those without interest in soccer and I would be interested in hearing why." Well, in an opening display of benevolence, I sug1ested that soccer bu been given a bum rap by the 1eneraJ public of Southern California. The sporting fraternity persists in comparing soccer with American football which is entirely unreasonable. Nonetbelees, it ls a fact. SECONDLY, WHETHER BY LACK of competence or lack"of good fortune, soccer has failed to produce athletes with which the cit.i%ens can identify. That is to· say, Pete Roee and Earl Campbell and Dr. J attract clients to stadiums uad arenas. Isador Plotnik, or whatever tbe name of the greatest badminton player on the face of the earth, will rarely sell out the build· lng. In several yean of observin1 soccer in the Southland, only one name has captured the imagination of this bystander. George Best is familiar and prominent and the un· fortunate fact is that George commanded most of his ink and attention for antics quite some distance from the greensward. George Best was an accomplished performer in the barroom and boudoir and was applauded and celebrated in ac· cordance with the standards of our socie- ty. Presumably, Georgie was aJso skilled at dribbling and heading. Finally, it is the uncluttered view from here that soccer has failal miserably in the matter of seizing the advantage of television which is the greatest educa- tional implement of all time. SUFFICIENT TELEVISION stuffed down the gullets of a population will ap· proprlately wash the brains. I mean, there is a majority which has been taught to regard Laverne and Shirley as ~gitimate entertainment. Soccer's most prominent falling on TV has been its choice ol color commentators. Qualified experts on the sport have pro- vided the color in what seems to be a man- ner too capable for the .unit.Lated to un- derstand. It would seem more desirable for the color man -as opposed to the play-by-play broadcaster -and the au- dience to learn together. This is a method conceived and proved effective on Monday Night Football. President has rep at talks From AP dhpatcbe1 Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan plans to throw the weight o ( the Reagan Ad· ministration into the effort to end the 34-day.old baseball players strike. Donovan was to accompany federaJ mediator Kenneth Mof- fett today when club owners' negotiators and playe rs ' r e presen tativ es res umed bargaining ln New York. It was to be the first meeting since talks broke up Saturday amidat much bitterness after owners re- jected a settlement proposal drawn up by Moffett. THE NEGATIVE effects of the strike -economic losses ln the 24 major league cities and the cancellation of 392 o( the 2, 106 scheduled regular·season games -apparently are serious enough in Donovan's opinion that he should intervene with Moffett . The 52 nd All-star Game , which had bee n scheduled for Tuesday night in Cleveland, also is a strike casualty. ·'The secretary is deeply con· cerned about the economic im· pact that the strike is having on many American cities," said Donovan aide Earl Cox. The strike began June 12 over the type of compensation teams should be awarded when they lose free agents. Moffett said Donovan would open today's negotiations by making a statement, but added that the secretary did not plan to stay for the entire session. "I BELIEVE Mr. Donovan's presence at tttis meeting will emphasize the importance or bringing irus dispute to a con- clusion," 'Moffett said. Moffett and Cox confirmed that if the new round of talks fails to produce a settlement, Donovan will summon represen· tatives of both si des t o Was hington 'fo r intensive bargaining that woul~ be accom· panied by a news blackout. Moffett said he preferred not to discuss in detail the option of conducting negotiations under the auspices of the Labor Department. "That's one jump ahead," he said. ''I'd like to wait and see what happens when the two sides resume talks." Presi_dent Reagan himself, a onetime play-by-play announcer for the Ctticago Cubs, has said little publicly about the strike. BUT HE SAID Tuesday he would like to see the strike set· tied soon. ··1 agree with Samuel Gom- pers. who created the American Federation of Labor, who said, ·A nylime there's a s trike, there's a breakdown in com· m uni cations'," the President said. Marvin Miller, executive director of the players' union, said Tuesday the players had no new ideas. "We are constantly reviewing our position, but we haven't come up with anything new." Miller said. In an interview aired on the CBS network, Baseball Com- missioner Bowie Kuhn said, "l think we're getting very neer .a settlement." Kuhn added that he believed the club owners had mad~ a "i.ignlficant step forward in their rewrite" of Mof- fetl's setUemenl plan last week. The comm1ssloner sa1<l ne was looking at a number of ways to resume the season once t he strike ends, includin1 t he possibility or a round-robln tournament. Aho Tuesday , half of management's six-membef Player Relations Com mittee Board or Directors were ln New York to meet with Ray Grebey, manaiement's cbief ne1otiatar. "I just dido 't think Laurie Abrahams was producing the way Laurie Abraham• can pro- duce and 1 need players who can score out there," Calloway ex- plains. "I wam to use players wbo wmt to IMw both ln prac- Uee and lD pme1 that they wurt to take the lurf to the playoffs." Light winds leave Transpac yachts doldrums • in Abnbiilll did oot dreu for Saturday nl1ht 's 4•3 two· overtime defeat to tbe Wuhia1ton Diplomata, re· ported.ly beeauH of a V"lral problem. Calloway laid be felt everyone be uMid • the aeN &aturday allht "clllP&a1ad tbe iatemilJ" Ile Wanta to .... and Ulat la why tbeUDlupM*RtM ...... toallbt wtn w•caU1 be the 1ame, miDua die addJUon al A.I· a.a. Tliat mea111 0.-WW _,,. a.ea .. &M mldlleld ,. ... ta ... . 81 ALllON LOC&A88Y ..., ... ..._ ... HONOLULU -lrvln1 Loube's Bravura-17 from Richmond Yacbt Qub moved into the No. 1 budlcap paliUoa in the 2,IH·mll• LOI An1ll•·tO· Roaolul• r-. TuMUJ, but ......... -tbetop.,.WMllaakJ. BrnwaN•1•a&1:•,_a, heUIC oar~ ,,.._, to -.. .... _. iam ..... _...lldft•h'rll....,. ••t. ........ JHllUlll ,... ... Mlclial &Mir oolleeUft WHIM tllllt Mlii ~UlrilNa ... ,....llawllll YMll& ............ A oll~ ................... ..... 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"I'm only disappointed that the man wbo was called an Idiot didn't say, 'Game!' And, ii Mac said anything else, just say, 'You're de· faulted' and walk off the court, if he acted that bad," said Kramer. ROGER CA RLSON Cruz gets p~tlon In theft caM CIDCAGO -Todd Crua ol the • Chlea10 White Sox wu plaee(t on a· nlne·moeth "concllUonal dllebar1e" Tueaday by a jud1• hl Edmonton, Alberta Canact., for alle&MIY brealdq into 1 depart· ment •tore, a team apoknman sud. La~ (or tbe J5.yur-(Jld 1bortatop Hid the aen&eoee wu equlva1111t to probation ln American eourta. Cnu wu arrested llay 30 on ebar1es ol breakln1 and enterin1 and attempted theft followinl • break·ln ot a Hudton'a Bay store. At the time, Crus told Wb.lte Sox muaae· ment be "had too much to drink" that n11bt. Manqement bad dealtnated Crua u tbe White Sox re.War ahortttop ln 19 but be lD· Jured his back late in 1prln8 tralnlnl. Quote of the day . Coach ...._ McKay of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, on the mall be ,.U: "It'• about S.1 that I am not really a dirty so and·so. But even with that ratio tbere are still ·an awful lot of 'OUM' wbo liWat that I am." Rogers fails 1 Y2·mile run VERO BEACH, Fla. -Runninl back George Roeers, f•rat.round draft choice of the New OrleaQ Saints, failed to complete the l~·mlle run at preseason lrainint camp Tuelday -tbe fU'St on.field test for the athlete• on hand. . ·'Somewhere in the second half of the course he overheated and underwinded," sald team spokesman Greg Suit. Suit aaid Coach Bum Phillips bad not announced yet whether Rogers would have to run it a1ain. "Bum said that evidently be should be in a little bit better condition," Suit said drily. Chargers sign Cap~lletti to contract Tb• San Dle10 Cbaraen an· -nounced Tuesday the 1l1nln1 or c former Helaman Trophy winner leM CappelleUI. Cappelletti carried the ball l l mes for 384 yarda and scored five touchdowu la 10 sames Jn 1980 alter sittln1 the entire 1971 aeuoo with the Rams because of a 1evere srola 6-JUJ')' . . . San f'Tanclaco bas acquired quarterback G•.7 BetUama. from New Orleans, but the •ten were unable to sifn cornerback !leaale LoU, the ex·USC cornerback seekin1 a four.year St mllUon contract . . . Houston linebacker &obert JaraaUe, wbo walked out or tralnlnf camp a year •10 In a contract dispute, bas 1i1ned a contract extension throuib the 198S season with the club . . . Booller Moore, top draft choice of the Buffalo BUJs, ii suffering from a rare nerve condlUon that will sideline him three-to-four months. Strike Isn't hurting youngsters ' MADISON , Wis. -The major • leaaue baseball players' strike ii not a bad influence on youn1 people, a Univenity ol Wisconsin 1oclolo1ist says. "The moat important ertect is to teach that baseball Is a business," Gerald Marwell said. "There's nothing bad about that, because it la." "It's deromantlcizing the game," he said. "It's removing the mystery. We're seeing it as it is -warts and all.·' Some adult fans have said the strike will hurt youngsters, who will become disillusioned about the game and its players. Marwell has one word on that: "Baloney." He said the month·long strike is showing young people baseball players ar e motivated by a desire for money as well as a love of the game. But that shouldn't alienate children, he added. Baseball torday On thla ate ln baseball in 1973: An1ela fireballer Nolan Ryan hurled llla second no-hitter of the year, blanltlna the Detroit 1'1en &~. Ryan had DO·hlt th~ Kanau City Royals 3·0 on May 15. On thlJ d1t In 1989: Rod Carew or Minnesota stole home ocr Chkaao's Gerry Nyman ln the Twins' 6-2 victory over the White Sox. It was Carew'a seventh steal of homo on the season, tying Pete Reiser '• 1946 major league record. Scott (3:54. 75) wins in Dublin Former UC Irvine standout Steve • Scott, who f i n ish e d third In Saturday's "Dream Mile " in Oslo, won the coveted Morton Memorial Mlle for the third straight year at an international track meet in Dublin, Ireland Tuesday with a 3:54.75 clocking . . Brian Mond.aebeln of Huntington Beach wu the decathlon leader with 3,819 points at the Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv Is rael. American athletes continued thei; dominance· in the track and fi eld events at the games which have brought 3,400 Jewish athletes to Israel lo compete In 27 different sports ... The NCAA's Division I basketball committee has awarded Its 1986 finals to the city of Dallas . . . Money and responsibility to his family were the reasons Isiah Thomas declared himself eligible for the NBA draft 111stead of plavlng at lndiana for his j un;or season, Hoosier Coach Bobby KnJgbt said. Television. radio TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Baseball -Salt Lake City at Ed· m onton, 6 p.m., KMPC (710>. Football: It may he a long, hot summer's only. salvation Life was boring enough during the dog days of July and August -football was still a long way off and all there was to fill the void was major le11gue baseball. So what do you do when the money boys of summer take a hike? Not mucb, except rbaybe th.ink a little bit toward the eventual salvation -football. On the prep scene, just in.case you've been out of the country for a few years, Edison Hi4h's Charfers wiU enter with the nation s No. 1 abet, but they are going to have lh/ir bands full in the · Sunset League with Fountain Valley again the chief antagonist. Marina High's Vikings are headed for Hawaii for a game against Castle High, Ocean View <Rex Brown & Co.) will be competing in the Sunset League (final- Player ~ • • rece1v1ng paychecks .. ~ ATLANTA (AP> -Atlanta Braves pitchers John Mon· tefusco and Gene · Garber are continuing to rec eive their paychecks despite the major league baseball players ' strike that began June 12. ly > aod Huntington Beach goes under the gun again (the Oilers have lost 28 straight Sunset League games). Estancia and El Toro figure to be the early·season favorites in the Sea View League, although Corona del Mar and newcomer Newport Harbor may mate it a four.team race. Newport Harbor's entry into the Sea View League sets up some interesting collisions, not the least a test with Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa High Coach Tom French, for years, has been vocal in wanting a game with Newport Harbor. And bow about Laguna Beach? Will the Artists be the "Amazings" again? Quarterback·linebacker Lance Stewart has been graduated ... so it won't be easy. Edison and Fountain Valley are scheduled to meet Nov. 13 C Friday) at Anaheim Stadium . . . if the others were smart, they wouldn't try to buck the attraction -Marina at Westminster and Ocean View at Huntington Beach would be better off playing Nov. 12. Let's face it, EVERYONE wants to see · the Anaheim Stadium feature. • • • Here's something for Edison High football fans to mull over with the No. 1 laurels and a bevy of top backs in the fold : A few years ago a San Fernando High team entered the season with Charles White (USC tailback) at fullback, Kevin Williams <USC receiver ) at halfback, Ray Williams (Washington State) at halfback and Kenny Moore <USC safe· ty) at quarterback. Allen nixes Kentucky job offer By Tbe Auocia&ed Presa Former pro football Coach George Allen bas shortcircuited the controversy concerning the University of Kentucky football program by withdrawing his name from consideration as coach. P195175R14 P205/70R14 P205/75R14 P205/75R15 P215175R15 P225/75R15 P235175R1S The Braves paid the two pitchers alter Montefusco and Garber filed default notices. contending their contracts guaranteed their pay except in cases of injuries not related to baseball , acc ording to Al Thornwell, executive vice presl· dent of the National League club. Gene Garber Billed to win everything in sight, they almost did. The only thing that went wrong was the opener , just days after a bjg splash on the Prep Magazine cover, to the tune of a 4-0·0 'defeat. • • • A published report in an Ora nge County newspaper that Newport Har bor High basketba ll coach Jerry DeBusk is due to repl ace Gary Larson at Tustin High is a bit premature, since De Busk, or anyone else for that matter as best we have been able to determine, has yet to have an Interview. It is true, however , that DeBusk is looking. Circumstances have kept this winn ing coach on the lookout for several seasons despite his success on the floor In DeBusk's case you can hardly fault him for shopping. Afte r aJI, with eight vears in the Newport·Mesa district. six 70 SERIES at Newport Harbor. he continues to re· ccive "RI F" 1reduc t1 on in force ) noti ces each summer. because or that district's declining rnrollment and staff problems. But that's the i.yst~m an education. you know You art'n't Judged on ability. JUSl cobwebs • • • Dave Perelstean . a wanner of three va r sity letters in s w1mm1ng and another in waler polo at Corona del Mar High. will attend Bucknell University in the fall. Bucknell's water polo team has won four straight Eastern Intercollegiate ct:ampionships and has finished first OT second in the Middle Atlanti c Con rer e nce and East Coast Conference championships for the past 22 years. SIZE PA PRICE 10.15 4 '6595 1H5 4 65.95 11·15 6 69.95 12·15 6 85.95 12·16.5 ·6 88 95 12·16.5 8 10295 H70.15 4 5295 L7().15 4 55.95 Thornwell said the team's management contends the con· tracts are ambiguous, but has paid the two pitchers under pro- test. From Page 0 1 In a statement released Tues· day by George Allen Jr., the coach's son and aeent, Allen said that, "in view of the un. derstandable concern and out of respect for the UK administra· tlon and athletics board regard· ing the liming of such specula· lion, at this time it is my de- cision in the best interest of all parties lo withdraw my name from consideration at the University of Kentucky." 155/SR12 .......... $30.95 1451SR1S ............ 30.95 175170SR12 ....... $35.95 SIZE P185175R13 P185175R14 P195175R14 P205/75R1'4 P215/75R1'4 P225/75RtA P205/75R15 P215/75R15 P225175R15 P235175R15 REPlACES BR78·13 OR78·14 ER78·14 . FR78-14 GR78-14 HR78·14 FR78-15 GR78-15 HR78-t5 LR78-t5 PRICE '42.95 '43.95 44.95 ."46.85 48.95 51.95 47.95 '49.9' 52.85 54. Garber, a reliever who re· portedly makes $250,000 a year, is believed to have received a check for about $21,000 for the pay period June 12·30 , The Atlanta Constitution reported Tuesday. Montefusco, a right·bander re· portedly making $290,000 a year with $1SO,OOO deferred, was pald earlier for the period June 12·15 itnd now hu been paid for June 15-30. The newspaper reported that Montefusco's latest check totaled $11,666, prior to deduc· tlons for taxes and social security. "We have paid both pitchers from tbe start of the strike throu1h the pay period that ended on June 30,'' Thornwell uid. "Ther have gotten lbelr full pay. Of course, all payments have been made under protest." SURF ••• place of young American Charlie Greene. Greene came off the bench to score two toals in less than 25 minutes against the Rowdies in a 3·2 Tampa Bay win in June. Meanwhile, the Rowdies bring a rather low·scoring team into tonight's contest at Anaheim Stadium. Tampa Bay's leading scorer is Frank Worthington with five goals and seven 81· sist s, followed by a doubtful starter, Wes McLeod with six goal goals and a pair of asslata. McLeod bas missed the laat three games with an ankle in· jury. The Rowdies bring a 10·14 re· cord and 93 points into the con· test, compared to the Surf's 8-14 mark and 79 points. Allen's name popped up last week when Gov. John Y. Brown Jr. went public with a campaign to have Allen replace current Kentucky Coach Fran Curci. Brown quickly found himself at odds with UK President Or. Otis Singletary, who steadfastly defended CUrci ana noted that the UK athletics board -and not the governor -has the power to name a football coach. Jn the wake of Allen's withdrawal sta t ement, Sin1Jetary la1ued a statement of his own: \ ''I have never discutaed it (the football job) with Geor1e Allen or anybody elae because there la no vacancy here. I've never taJlted to Geor1e Allen. My poll· tion is not that I dld not want Geor1e Allen, but that I had no reason to tallt to Geor•e Allen." Payton, Bears close to terms Running back would be NF~'s highest-paid player CHICAGO (AP) -R"1mint back Welter Payton of t•• Cblcqo Bean will a ..... to. eoatrMt Ill Ume to report for U.. z::•nc ol tr.., tamp, Bud ol•• ... attorDeJ. Mid Tail· daJ . ...,._ wW do IO• tile Na· tloDal rootwl Lea1Ue_'1 .......... ...... jf8"f'.. eCeonlbll to .. at· ~· ..,_ .. oftlee .. •k&liHl. llohMi ...._ ••JI we"N llal Ill • ....... =-·••bltore~ .,._ I .. w alila ...... ....... ••t 10•••••·· •• .... -........ ..-... ••••Ill .... ..... ...... ,,, ...... ... • and we're antldp1tlq an ~ ment." Hollms, PaJton and aDOlMr' P1yu.t attaney met for M¥m houn Satanla1 wl&b Jim '1nb, tbe Bean',.... .. maaa1•. tD dl1cu1a a contract propcMlal. 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After aeveral warm-up boOI led by local cllae jockey J.U Klnlbacb and memben of tbe rock band, the Wild Honea, bueball fans attend.Ina the city's All Nations' Festival faced the atadlum, shook their fiats and shrieked at 130 cleclbel1, 20 decibels above the accepted level to cause pain. ug WANT EVEaYONE in the country to know how we feel about beiq stood up," Klnabach said, exhorting the crowd. "We want you to thinlt about all the frustration of not gettint to 1ee tht. same played here." As the boos died out, Kinsbacb exclaimed, '·Boy, did that feel good! ·' Broadcasting partner Ed Ferenc added to the \hen-cheering crowd, "All I gotta say is, brln1 on the Cleveland lJrowns." Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder (>ave Parker smashed a 422-foot home run to ~enter field and went 3-for-5 to lead the National League to a lS-2 rout of the American Lea1ue ln the 1981 All-star Game, played at the Stadium's home plate on a game bOard with statistical cards. THE GAME -THE ONLY ONE In town because of the strike -drew plenty of attention, but the 77 ,000 ticket holden to the indefinitely poatponed real contest stayed away. Some 58 dJebarda cheered in the lower sections of the cavernows stadium. Trappings for the game of make-believe were real enough: Hall-of-Fame pitcher Bob Feller threw out the ceremonial flJ'St dice; local favorite Rocco Scotti bellowed both the Canadian and American National anthems; Municipal Stadium's scoreboard was lighted to show progress of the game and Cleveland Plain Dealer sports columnist Dan Cou1hlin acted as official scorer. MAYBE THE ONLY THINGS missing wen; hawkers of bot dogs and beer. Stral-0-Matic pits bitters •gainst pitchers by comparing their ratinas for power, speed and de-f ensive ability. In most cues, results of the matchups are believable. On this day, the NationaJ League ripped 17 hits, including four home runs and three doubles, while the American League was held to two runs on four hits. National League Manager John Halpern, a producer for WKYC-TV in Cleveland, was the big winner with the dice, turning severaJ potential fly outs into ground rule doubles with lucky rolls. Will Sugar Ray sidestep WBC? LOS ANGELES CAP) -"It's something despicable and appalling," promoter Don King says of reports that Sugar Ray Leonard may balk at paying three percent of bis share of the Sept. 16 fight against Thomas Hearns in order to 1et World Boxing Council sanction for the bout. ··I think it is treason,'' King said Monday of the possibility the WBC would be sidestepped, and the bout would not unify the WBC welterweight ti- tle held by Leonard and the World Boxing Associa- tion title of Hearns. Without their respective WBC and WBA titles, the two fighters "riever would have bad the op- portunity" for their multi-million dollar guaran- tees for the Sept. 16 fight, said King, who bas close ties to the WBC and is not involved in promotion ·or the Leonard-Hearnes affair in Las Vegas, Nev. "They appealed to Jose Suleiman CWBC presi- dent) in order to get a re-direct (return match) with Roberto Duran in order to regain the title," King said of Leonard's camp. "They recognized the WBC to the Ume that be now comes to be a ver y lucrative person, and then they say they are not going to pay the sanction fee." It was reported after Leonard and Hearns won fights on the same card recently at Houston - raising anticipation for their September battle - that their contract called.only for a lS-round bout between the two· with no mention of any titles at stake. Oranges host Friars Team Tennis nears the haUway point of its short season when the California Oranges bo.t the San Diego Friars tonight (7) at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club. The Oranaes, 2-3, are in third place behind league-leading Los Aneeles llnd the second-place Oakland Breakers, and will be trying to move up to the .500 mark. "We should match up well against the Friars," says Oranges Coach Marty Riessen. 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Southern Col Amateur l•I Mfte Y"'* CCI ,..._.eQolAlttyl ... l'IMll 8rlar1 Lindley,"-'"" Valley .._, .. ,41 Gree Twl9QS. u Jolle 72·72-144 L.erry Grant, Hunt B•a<ll 12·73-145 Jortr1 8urOlt, CCl'le Mete 72•7 .. I• Greo 1.-. Or-11.1 .. 141 8oC> M-. Wntm•,.lt r 7~7).t• Mlche.i 0'8rleft,Newporl 81ac11 1~1•1ff ""'• Grl"91. Caci•"'-Beacn 7 .. 74·1SO Jamo Ream. Cerri UK 1>·77-ISO Ktllll Brown. Granecle Hllll 7J.11·1SO Paul O'SllH. Newp0r1 BHcll , .. ,~ISi Keilll Wyrick, Sent• An• 14·11 ISi Rel\dy HNQ. San 0"90 74-71-ISI Oev•O 8Hlty, u..,.. Hiiis , .. , .. u2 Oon Turner Senta Ana 7J.to.IU lat Hllkrnl CCI R•rld• Orau. Gt...aora Ltt Otwl1, ,..,.._, 8eac11 Jtll Port. Los ArlQtlH Grto Starkmen. 8t"9rly Hlllt PGA atetlatlca ( ........ J.,121 M:O•INO 1.IAOl•S '4·11-13' 70·70.140 tt-71-140 ., ll 140 I. Ctltl ll•Y Floyd arid 8r1Kt L.ltLOt, 10 10, l. Tom Kitt, 70.11, 4. Jortr1ny Miiie<, 70 JJ, I Tom WaUOn, 70.4.l AYl•AGI D•tVINO OISTANCI 1 Oa11 Pl:ltlt, 21• •. 2. "'*' c-te•. 111 •. J Tom P\H'U~. 27._0, 4 Fuuy l otllw, 21>.1. s o.n. 0u19i..,, Jn.o. D•IYINO f'l•CINTAOI IN f'AllfWAY I. Cah•ln Peete •. IOl; 2. Mlkt lltld, .714, J. J eek 11_,, .14.S. 4. 8111 ROQel'a •. 740; S urry N.iton, .13'. 0•111111 IN ••out.ATION I. JOMny Mlllw, nt, J JeO Nlek'-.nt, a.""'" u .uae •• 11s. • c.1v111 .._., 707. S. (lie) Tom k ite 8lld Andy Bean, .Ml. AVl•AOI f'UTTI f'I• •OUND 1. Tom Watson, 11.41, t. Alan Taplt , 21.10; J 111•1 -.11 H•t•IUl\I -Tommy Atl'Oll, 11 .... s. ,,, .. eon...,, It.fl. f'l•CINTAOI Of' IUO-f'A• HOLH 1. trwce l..letlM, ,t.a. 2. Tom W•lson, .21J, J. Je<ry Patt, .Jtl, 4. ,. • ., Floyd, .JU; S Allllly llNll, .t 10. IAOl.I l..IADI •I I. lruce l.ltUllt, t: t. 111•1 Leonerd Thompson. M.trll Heyn, 8ol> Clami»tt - eruct Oowll.., I, • Ctltl ..._, Wadklll1, 8el>l>y WtlLet, Ktllll l'trtwa, I. M isc. Cook h as point l e ad at r a ce POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N.J . <AP> Betty Cook is not t ond of belnl known as a 1randmother who races orrsbore POwerboats •"I don 't think being a 1randmother has anything to do with racing,'' said Cook, !58, of Newpor t Beach, who led t he competition going lnto today's Benihana Grand Prix. "Guys aren't called grandfathers or racing. 1 am just a racer like everybody else." A ·TWO-TIME AMERICAN and world champion, Cook ls ahead in high points after five races . with victories in her last two, and hopes to move c loser to her third American title with a triumph at the Benihana. a race she has never won. Last year's Be nihana winne r . Bill Elswick, has not won a race this year and has been plagued by equipment failure . But he will be back to try and change his luck. Cook pilots a 38-foot Scarab, which cuts through the water at nearly 100 mph. "I never had any trouble being accepted by the men The big- gest obst acle in racing was just building confidence. But that's the biggest obs tacle we all have to overcome, .. she s aid . "IT'S TOUGHER for me physically." added Cook, who 1s 5·4 and 115 pounds . "Under let· ribly rough conditions l have a harder time A stro ng man has an advantage. just to hold on to t h e whee l , be c aus e he 's stronger.·· The Benihana is sponsored by Japanese r es taurateur Rocky Aoki. who was a regular partici pant until he was nearly killed in a boating accident two years ago. Since retiring from boat rac ing. Aoki has taken up hot air ballooning. and he may be watching this year's regatta from his overhead perch. The boats head out through the Manasquan Inlet for the 208-statute-mile r ace. It will go off in heats depending on the size of the fleet. The course runs along the shore from Long Bra nch to Seaside Park, with two novigational legs near the Shrewsbury Rocks THE RACE usually takes about 212 hours The Benihana comprises two reces. one for open-class boats such as those belonginEt to Cook and Elswick. and the othor for production-class boats. which are scaled-down versions of the open class T he production-class race draws more enlrees, and is broken In to t hree c l asses· modified. sport and pro stock. Lin dley leads Mesa Verd e qualifiers Fountain Valley's Brian Lindley fired a 143 to lead the list of Mei.a Verde CC qualifiers at the 82nd annual Southern California GoU Association's Amateur Championship Touma· ment Tuesday. The 36-hole qualJrying event. held -et 10 Southland courses, is a showcase for som e o f the top amateur golfers in the state. While Lindley produced the top mark al Mesa Verde. Randy Drake of Glendora was CiMng a 139 in action at Heritage Golf Course to nip second-place finis hers Lee Davis of Newport Beach, Jeff Port of Los Angeles and Greg Starkman of Beverly Hills. all of whom shot 140s. Al Mesa Verde. Lindley edged out La J oll a 's Greg Twiggs ( 144 l. while Larry Grant of Hun· llngton Beach shot a 145 and Costa Mesa's John Burckle re· glstered a 146. Af'Wlr ....... COMEBACK TRAIL -John Alexander. absent from pro tennis for almost a year. defeated second-seeded Harold Solomon in the opening round of lhe L' S Pro T ennis Championships in Brookhnt'. ~lass . Tues· day. T hey call it the British Open? Golfers complain that course has ·been Americanized SANDWI CH. England <AP> It will take a long hiller to win the l IOth Britis h Open Golf C hampi o n s hi p. says Le<• Tre\'1no .. The condition of the course makes 1t a long hitters· golf tournament." Trev mo s aid after a practice round Tuesday over the 6,829-yard, par-70 Ro) al St George's Golf Club links .. It's de finitely a long·hilters' course." Trevino said "I LIKE Rav Flovd. I'll tell you my picks :· Jack Nicklaus: Tom Watson: Ray Floyd . Seve Balles teros: Greg No rman Those are m y top five .. And \\hat about Lee Tre ,·rn o" "I don't like my chances ... h< said. "The only way I could \\In the tournament would be lo pull extremely well and get a break in the fairways ... The condition of the course. which is being used as a British Open site for the first time since 1949. has been a subject of mild controversv Both Trevino and Watson. the defendfog titlehoh!~r. used the sa m e expression "It's been Americanized .. A WATERING system has been installed on the ancient course The fairways are. for a British Open course . excep tionally lush and soft. Greens are soft and holding. much dif ferent than the rock-hard condi lions usually encountered on the seaside links used for this old event "H 's not what I e xpected:· Tre ino said. "I'm not a long hitter, but I gel long when I come here 'cause I play that lo\\. hard shot a nd I get a lot of run In the fairway. This time it's not gonna happen. "They've got those hills and humps in the fai rways. On No 7. the Joni hitter can get over the crest of the hm and roll down to t h e botto m . I 'm n o t long enough lo carry lhe hill. ··And this course is the only links course I've see n that has bunkers in front of the greens. That takes away my low. hard run-up shot. .. l 'vt• never ~t·<.'n a l'ourst• 1n this rondition It's gurgt•ous F;rn tastH· It's ('On ci1tioncd like :rn I\ mt'rtl'an l'OUr:.f' "1th thl' .a rchitecture or a links course ·Rut. · he addt•d · 1t ~ not "ha t I ex petted And it d1·fin1tt' ly fa vors the Ion~ h1lll'r · W "hon \\Cl s c·nn '>Ider a b h more l't1t1cal · · I m d1sappoinll·d. · h<' ~aid .. , didn't c:ome h<.'n· to pla~ American golf. I came here to play Unt1sh golf llt• has not bt•en unsut·n·ssful in American golf. ho"e' l'r He took the Maste rs lllle this year. GOLF n \\on two other en 'nls. has col lect ed four conM•l·utive Pl,1H r of lhl' Year a \\af rl~ and. ror the fifth consecutl\ e season leads th l' Ame ri c an P\.A Tours mortl'~ winning hst 0 \' F.R THE PAST 4 1 2 sea~ons. he has been. b' fu r. the out standing player 10 the game. And he full y cxpt·cts to win here Tm drinng w<.'11. hitting m y irons \Ct\' \\C'll. putting OK. ·he said 'The important thing 1s m ) attitude. I'm relaxed I feel good about 1t And "hen I fC'el good. I tlsually play good · Ni cklaus. winner of a record 17 maJor profe~s1o n al titles. had much the same estimate of his gaml' T m playing \\t•ll enough to \\10:· he said "I m µla)1ng \l'ry m uch like I rlid la'lt \•car 1 "he n he \\on the U. S Open and the PGA > It s just a m atter of get ting some shots in the hole And. I'm about clue to h~we a good putt1r.g tournament · Flo} d. al age 38. 1s enjoying the best season of his 19-year pro car('(~r He's won three times in the t;n1led Statei.. captured the Canad>an PGA title and has finished lower than 12th onl~ on ce since .I anuar~ "J'M STILL playin.R extrt•m e· ly "ell," he '>aid "l 'v<> had streaks like thli.. bt>fore. but thev lasted only 3·4 "t•eks This ha~ gone on all year I'm longer than I've ever been hrfore I'm hit- 11111! "" 11·1111 ... 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Wnrld \lat<·h l'la\ a nd World l' u 11 an rl lw' \\ on t '' 1 <' e 10 1-:un1Jll' th1~ "'""'111 From Page 01 RAMS. • • to us to make• s url' our µl ayers are prepared Mala\as1 "l'nt on to explain t h e n u m IH· 1 o f h o u r s t h e coaching staff puts in llow the R a m s · b a s 1 c· • g a m e p I a n is brokt•n rlo•...r1 I plays inside the 20. short ~ an.l a ~e. goalhne. ntl'kt•I l\\o minute drill. etc. etc >. h<m tht· Ra m s evaluate personnel 1n ga mt• films. and. once ever) th111g is completed. "hat it all m<.'ans in tht• l·nd M ala\a'>t also u-,cd hi s coac·hing staff to help 1n the lec- ture Don llt•w1 tt talked about the t eam's l'IJ uipment. Gary Tuthill i.ermoned .on the team's training, Rud Carson answered questions about the defense. and L1 onf'I T a)lnr g uve his philosophies a b11111 the Rams' of· rense Irate driver rams d own skater Malavasi also tore a page out of the Rams' pla' book and gave t h<.' five ba'>ir obwctives of sum- mt>r camp whidi, in brief. broke down like this · I f f'ind out what t ype of J)('r<\onnel you have: 2l Develop a wmnin~ attitude: 3l ~ake sun• th<• s<1u arl I!! in top condition and sound : 4 } Ma ke s ure lhat by the time the season s tarts the squad is s et and re· ad). 51 A thorough knowledge b:. all players of the offense, de- rens e and s pecial teams . It's the latter . says Malevasi. which us uolly deoides what playe rs stay and whic h ones go Hagan suffers serious injuries, career imperiled LAKEWOOD <AP) -The Ice 1katin1 career and Olympics tralnlng of • world class tee 1k1t.er WH imperiled when a woman rammed him with her car, ahovtna hlm lhrou1h a pJate alau window of the department atore where he worked as 1 HCurity cuard. Twenly·three·year·old lee d1•ncer Barry Ha11n of Bellllower waa llated ln tertoul eondlUon at Doeton HOlpttal ot. Lakewood wllh a Waftll le1, a broken ankle on the otber le11 mulUPle heed woUCla and f1cia1 cuta aftei' the 'Nelday Incident. Hla lllaUn1 coach, Darlene :c·f.--.. ~~--JMlftnd tfl~ late 11111 llJ:o~ ...................... wW IW••• aw,.....•••,.. skatina with bis partner in an upcomJna Jntemational event In Japan. She Uld he and his partner. Kim Krohn or Brea, are ranked third Internationally In Ice dancln1, and are training for the 1984 Winter Olympics Los AnaeJet County Shera/rs Set. Lou Schumacher gave this account ·ot the Incident at the La kewood Center Mall : Hapn and a rellow security omcer. Clara Cayaban, 23, conrronted 1 woman ln &be store whom they 1u1pec:ted of 1hop1trung. Tht>' asked the wornan, Identified u Betty MacNeU. 37, or LOna Bead, and her U ·year·old da........,, lo leave u.e 1tore. 'Tlt'two •* follOW.CS Ulem out Ll~: 11t tb• llctnH ptat1 umMr ~ 1¥_,., KatNiU'a 1172 PMUM 'Wll••· Mu•aeller said. ~ they walked back to the store, the guards heard her car enatne racing behind them. Ms . Cayaban leaped inside the store and was not Injured. But the car cr ashed Into Hagi.n, lodeing In the window after push1n1 him throuch it. Schumacher said. M ra MecNell was treated for head Injuries and was booked tor Investigation of attemptfd murder at tht' Sybil Brand Jnalltute tor: Women , sald Schumacher Ball was set at 125,000. Her dau1hter was re leu~ to the <'Ut&ody ot an adult guardian. Ma Dyer. contacted at the ho1p&tal, utd Haaan and his pa,._ luil won thtrd pl1ce ttl ~J .......... l rompetltlon ln """" 1• Apiil. "We want to win but we don't want to s acrifice our objec· lives," said th~ coach "My syste m Isn't easy to learn. That's why we have our mini· camp and two-a -days to get our rOOkies started on what we do." Malevasl went on lo talk about ba lance in deftnse. orrense and apectal learns. g:lVt" somt" defini· lion of pro ltrminolon, went through films und plays and e nded wHh 8 quutlon and answer ~rlod What the rnedta learned throu&hnu~ ull this ia W'd to ••1 'Ille~"'' was enrollpe•a· 1n11 but U.ere were fto pop qubHI to ~at we rttalned. In •hex:&. learned •bOut tun· da atenlab, audibles, and phlloi<>Phy. but the t'Offh Ifft out •~ ltUla •• lioW &O IWM:ll Dallas' nu defeMe' and Wbat t.Ae plaY«aiMelf t.M n9kl J, Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT. Wednelday, July 15, 1981 H /F D7 READY TO SAIL -Crew member Bill Schickler of Camden, Maine, climbs to top of mast to unfurl topsail of "" ........ schooner Adventure, moored in Camden Harbor, prior to taking a group of s ightseers for cruise along Maine coast. DEATH NOTICES LEATHERWOOD L ITTI E "GERTRUDE '' LEATHERWOOD. resident or Cosla Mesa. Ca Pa~sed away on July 12. 1981 She is s urvived by her children Juanita Cordiero or Costa Mesa , Ca .. Hazel Tankersle) o r San Jose. Ca . Viq(lnia Kennedy or Goleta. Ca and Calvert Leather\\ood of Arizonu. brothers lfale and H ug h Tippit . 1 6 grandchildren, 26 gr<' at . grandchildren and 3 gn•at grea t g ra ndchi l dren Ser vices held on Wt'dne:.da}. July 15. 1981 at tO ·OOAM al the Harbor Lawn Memorial Chapel with Rev llurold Carlson, pastor of the West An ah e 1 m Wei. t l' n 1 t e d Methodist Church. offlctat· mg. Interment ~en·1ct•i. 1m mediately follo\\cd Sen ices under the d1 r ect1on or Harbor Lawn Mount Olive Mort uar} of Co~ta M e:.a 540-5554 McCHESNEY MI LTO;-o; A McCHESNEY. res1dcn1 or H UJl t lo' t on B e » c h . California. Born 1n Burl. Iowa on November 7. t885 lie passed aw<1y in Costa Mesa. California on Jul) 11 . 1981 a t the age or 95 Survh ed by his wife I ngn McChesney of Huntington Beach. Ca . daughters Mary McChesne) of Huntington Beach. Ca ancl Ch<irlotte Na son of St P<iul. Min ne sota , and also 3 Neptune Society C•IMATIOfll IU•IAL At SEA 646-7431 v .. r -'-• .-11n1y a"41 ... 1~a ... M"'lllltlratl• .._..flt "'8y •~Y .. W_ -C~ lff"'ricH C:.Sll ler ,,.. ,.r11ollo 2411n. Ctm.tlkr. HAHOI LA WH-MT. OLIVE Mortuarv • Cemeterv Crema1 orv 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 "llCl laOTHHS llU. llOAOWAY MOITUAIY , 110 Broadwav Costa Mesa 642-9150 1.un&HIGHOH SMITH & TUTHILL WISTCLIFF CHAl'IL 427 E t 7rh St Costa Mesa 646-9371 rtllCl llOTHilS 5MITHS' MOITUAIY · 627 Mato St Huntinoton Beach . 536-6539 ,ACWK: VllW MIMOllAL ,,... Cerna tety Mo(tuarv Chapel·Crematory 3500 Pacific 't/iew Orive NewPQrt Beach 6'4·2700 Woman breaks silence grundt•htldren lf1terml•nt 0 n will bl' at L••kewood 29-year-old slaying Ct•meter). St Paul. ~11n · nl'~Ota DEATHS ELSEWHERE BL'DAPEST llungury 1AP 1 Pal C'. )1olnar. 87. u llunganan painter. died ~Jonda) :\1oln<ir's paint ings and dra" rngs include<j b1bltC'al and medieval scenes Jnd landsC'apt•s and nudes GOLOE;-o;S BRIDGE. . -.; Y <AP• • William l . Chanler, 85. former New York Cit.> t·orporat1on counsel and noled lawHr whose m1htarv .,erv1cc won him C'ltatio·n., for dis- L1ngu1shed i.t-n ice. died ~tonday Qn;-.;cy 1AP1 John )1organ Peirce, i9. s tate finance director from 1953 to 1958. died S<1turday at 79 SARASOTA. Fla I AP> Dr Walt~r Langer. 82. a pi.) choanalyst "ho "rote :;. '>lUd) or Adolf l[jtler that was usl'<I by Allied le<idcrs <if\d correct!) prl'dicted the Germ<Ut dictators su1c1de. died Saturday Ile was also c redited \\Ith helping hundred., of Austrians. 1nclud1ng PS} ehoanal\.st Sigmund Freud. escape from \'1enna before World War It GOSHEN.NY <A P > -A sobbing woman. breaking a vow of silence she made to her mother 29 years ago. has testified that her brother told her he killed two m en in 1952 when they found tum cleaning a deer. Philomena Keesler. 49. said Tues- day s he decided to turn her brother in last summer "because I could not hve with this any longer." As a result of her decision. she s aid. her brother threatened to harm her John L Youmans, 53. a handyman a nd mountain dweller who is re· covering from cancer surgery. is ac· cused in the Oct 2S, 1952. slayings or . Ram apo Town CJerk Robert W. Nugent, a disabled World War JI veteran who used artificial legs, and Charles F. Simpson. a ba{lker from Saddle River. N.J . The two were slain in the Ramapo Mountains near Tu.xedu Park. The killings occurred two weeks before deer hunting season ; as clerk. Nugent issued hunting licenses. Youmans had been questioned three times about the slayings more than 20 years ago. but was released each time Mrs. Keesler recalled her brother returned from hunting "running in like he was scared to death. He said he had gotten a deer and he shot Bob Nugent." Nugent was reachmg up. begging for his life, when Youmans held him down with his foot and blasted his head with shotgun pellets. she quoted her brother as saying. She aJso quoted her brother as say· ing that after he shot Simpson "he tried to get up on his knees and so he (her brother) shot him again in the back or the head ... .. J ohnny said that he had no choice, that the men pulled right up on him while he was cleaning the deer." she said. M'rs. Kees ler said her brother cleaned his gun. changed his blood- stained shirt, talked about the incl· dent. cried and then drove off to get rid of the gun. Sometime after the slayings , Mrs. Keesler contended, she heard her brother tell their mother. "Mama, I can't sleep. I keep seeing those men's faces ... Mrs. Keesler said she had prom· ised her mother she would give her brother an alibi and would not turn him in. "I had sworn that I wouldn't . I would have done anything for my mother," she said. Dora Youmans, the mother. died in 1975. Mrs. Keesler cited her own fail· ing heaJth due to epilepsy and heart problems, her mother's death and the strain of keeping the secret as her reasons for coming forward. Youmans was indicted in February on two counts each of first· and second-degree murder. Although first-degree murder in New York now only applies in cases involving the death or peace officers. it had a wider scope in 1952. Officials say that if convicted, Youmans would face the maximum penally for second-degree murder. 25 years lo life. During cross-examination. defense attorney Seymour Greenblatt sought to bring out Mrs. Keesler's feelings for her brother. She testified she had 11 brothers and sisters and hasn't seen or talked to most o( them for years. She also testified about wife·beatings . Fast track for profits? Ticket Clinic: expert aid for drivers on nation's fast track DALLAS CAP > -Robert D. Kiter advocates that going to court is a privilege and not a punish· ment, and says policemen are employees and not enemies or the public. That's why Kizer, a native of Texas who knows how to think big, is opening branches of his Ticket Clinic in 11 Texas cities, with plans to take the whole shebang nationwide. Kizer says he hopes eventually to spread the formulized franchise to all 50 states. so that via computer. a Dallas man who gets a ticket for a moving t ramc violation from Kalamazoo to Kankakee can be handed the name of a knowledgeable, reputable attorney. The bearded entrepreneur aJready has set up shop in Dallas, Houston, Amarillo and his native Lubbock -and by bis reckoning, he has an 80 per· cent success rate at gettin& ticketed motorists oft. "The $33.50 average traffic fine in Dallas is tbe least or your problems," he say&. "In in· surance premiums, in three years it could cost you $1,200, instead of the $45 we charge to fight it." The Ticket Clinic, which a local maiasine has dubbed "The Fotomat o( Jurisprudence," charges $&5 per city ticket, and $75 for a highway vtolaUon. and tries au its cases before Juries. "We're ao successful because we can afford to do what other attorneys c~·t," Kizer says. "We spend lots or Ume in libraries researchln& Ucketa. That.'s wh.y lawyers refer their client.a to ua, becauae it costs $600 to $800 of their time Juat to fi1ht a ticket, and of course they can't afford lo charge that.'' tilting full-speed at tramc laws instead of windmills. However, he makes no attempt to muk the (act that he plans to become "fairly indepen· dently wealthy," and knows there's a lucrative market in the wide-open West Texas highways and the densely crowded urban freeways. By the end of this year, Kller says clinics should be operating in Fort Worth, Austin, San An· tonio, Midland. El Paso, Corpus Christi and Beau· mont. New Mexico will be the next state to be steered toward the franchise, he says. Kizer was Inspired to start the streamlined at· torney's office while runnini an unsuccessful cam· paign for mayor of Lubbock in the mid-19705. "Lubbock had a high street death rate and here policemen were handing out Uckel!. I thoul)lt "We're so successful because we can afford to do what other. ·attorneys can't," Kizer says . it was dumb to give ticket.a when that'• n6t the real problem," be says. Coupling his e.ner1etic presentation of tlcteta as merely a subtler form of t.uaUOf' with the statistic that only six percent of ticketed motorist. even cont.est moving violatlona, Kiser aaya be knew he had a winner on hia h.U. *C~ MOlTUAlllS Attention.getting pamphlet.a and an advertis· He estimates that cllenta cu pop into one ol his branches -usually located near a c:ourthouH -sign appearance bonds, band over thttr checkt and 6e on thelr way ln 1.5 minutes topl. Laouna BHeh Ing campalsn desifned to saturate the 11 tar1eted •94,9•15 Texas cities outline the procedure to follow from Laourta Hills the moment you see the fiubin~ 11"'hta in your 768-0933 ... s.n Ju*\ C.1>islrano real' view mirror until The Ticket llnic arranaes a •96· 1776 c court date. .:;~~=~=~~~::b==K~lze,~r~se~es~~bi~m~se~ll~as a IOrt of Don Quixote, Kiter's ~am of lawyers even appeal an UD· favorable verdict for anot.btr aawbuck. simi>llclty ~ funerals Wute hit LOS ANGELE-5 <AP) -:t'be widespread 1· le1a1 dumplftf of toxic waah la cau1tn1 ''1.lplftcaat beahb and tnvlronmental ·prob· lem 1" la Soutbern Cdfornla, accordlnc to a LOI AD .. I.. COUDtJ Gffid "Jwi7 ..... Once ln court, cllnJc a~ launch an ••· gre11lve offensive •taintt tM reflabllity, of radar, and count on a poUceman'1 lnabWtJ to remember a peel.fie detaUa of the cltlq -eueb u weatlMr, number ot otJMr can oa tH roed ud otber facton -becaute of UM abeer number of Uckltl officers write out. The 'ncket Clinic dOll aot ll....U. drhtac· whlle·lntoxicat.d Uakeu.,...... t.bat tUtaa °'• Uuit cbort would cut ln&o llldW aUorlllJ'• Pl'.H· tk•.~MJa. A complete tun«al wun d1gn1ty and economy for S 795 Direct CMmaflon for $386 ~lflc VIN M9 ........ P9n and MortUlrY _, P11effk View ..:'J:D NeWpott INCh ,. • llcn tua l .S ml.I.la. llebta ......... ta HouelGa ame lD ~I.~ XU.01 ~iq ... ~ .. Cuti. Into Cl\J' ................ .. Tft• aMeiall MJ IO be It. , PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTtTIOUI •UllNall ttAM8 ITATIM8NT TM Nt-..e ...,_I• doi"I llU•I· -a• ASSAULT ""IVIENTION 011 CALlllO"NI-' 1•1J NI_,, "oed; •41, TWllft, c:.tltorNt '2'80 0•~ M. MuM:ato, HU Nl&SOll "Nd, UJ, T•lft, Celltorllla •alO Tiii& 1111111-It 'lflCIUCIAtcl lty en In· dhtklUtl. Olf'lt M. Mu&uto Tlllt t~I was llled Willi IM c-1.,. Cltf'k o1 0r...., C-ty on Jiiiy IJ, 1"'· ...... u PUOlltNcl Or.,... C.oetl Delly Piiot. July IS, n. "·Aue. s. '"1 JI IHI PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITIOUI IUllNHS NAM8 ITATIMINT Tiie lol!Owlllf ...,_ I• dolft9 Dvtl· ....... , MOI! -CUSTOM WOODWORKS, 1t01 W. MecA'111Ur, Apt. IA, Setltt Ane, CA 9%704. HOltMllH BE•NARO MOE, UOI W. M8'Ar111Ur, Apt IA, Santa AM, CA '2104. Tiii& butllltH I• COl'\$KllfCI by aft In· dMdllal, Hormell •. Moe Tlllt *'-I Wet llltO wllll UM C-ty Clar1l ol °"-County on Jiiiy U,1"1. ,.,. .. ,, Pultllllleel 0.--Co.ti O•lly Piiot, July IS, 22. 2', Auo. S. "" Jtl._.1 PUBUC NOTICE lltlC_d •• K_ Tlllt 14jtllm9ftt w• llled wllll U.. C:-IY ti.rt 1111 Or.,. C-'l' t11 Jiiiy 0'ti~ ---1 •• 111• w1"' .,. c-IY Clenl fA Or .. Ceul\l'f tft July 12, ltll. lllM114 ""1111.-. OrM99 CN•l Deity P'llet, Jiiiy II, U, 2', ~ S, 1"1 lllMI PUBLIC NOTICE ••1tta PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUt •Vtl•U6 lllAMa ITAT9MalfT Tiie '91i.wltle '9fMM ett ...... Ml-•· OANNY'I VILU' MA"KeT, , .... Mtt .. r •l•d ., lllltt A, 11.v,.lelll VelltY, CAtt* OANleL OIL•alU CON· T"l"AI, "•• Otltlolt , llOllftlt lfl Yal'-Y, CA f'l1'1. 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CAl.IFO"NIA 0"0ANIV.TION 011 Slelt ol c:.tllornla !NI t bulk tr .. 1ltr PUil.iC l.MPLOYIES, 1JIO'J Valley I& a1to11t lo bt "'ad• to llAI F View, Suitt 10, Gerdtn Gron , DIENKTAS AHO YAU:IN CAKMAK, Celllor..._.f»CS Trtntlt'" -Dlltlneu _.., I• GrttorY Br-n, J .. l'elrvlew, 2tU R-111 Aw .. 10l0, Clly of C-1• Laguna 9"<11, C.lllorftla t1"1 MtH, COIHllY ol Oran ... Slat• ol Tiii• llullnest It CAlftdUcltd Dy ... ''" c,atllorflla. dlvldual Tiit Pf'Oll"1'Y to lie lt-1ert9CI " ~ .,..., e1 .. crt0ed '" 0111"9rel ••· All ttoc:to. In Tftlt •IAl-t wu liltO wllll lllt treoe, lllllllf'tS,, t411lpMent tncl fOOd County Clerk ol Oran .. C.Ollft1Y Oft •Ill 04 !NI HMllll 5"111111.ineu to.now ... J -"· ,.., at Al•PO•T NAUTILUS, -louted 111'-al ttU "_,Ill A.,.., 1030, Clly of PuDll""" Or-COHI Delly Pllo' Cosle MtM, G.!Mlnty ol Of.,.., Sitt• of July IS, n . 2'. Aue. s, 1'11 ,,..., C1lllorftle. Tiie Dvlk tr••ltr wlll lie con...,,... mated on°" ellM 11• Jt11day1111 Jiiiy, 1"1. et tO:OO e.m. ti Grover Escrow Corporeoon, -eddreu <• J:MOO •oclt.lltld Blvd .. •2N. El Toro, ce11tornla Ti..t U.. l•I dale to Ille Clelmt I• Ju ly lO, ltl1. • So tar et IS known to IN TranslHM, allDvsl-~-eeldr.-u..., Dy lM Tr_,_ '°' IN pest tllr• .,. .... art trw ....... Datu· July 10, '"'-Relf Oenlltas Yelcln Cakmak T ral'lti.teff PubllWWCI Or-Co.st o.i1, Piiot, July u. 1'11 311 .... 1 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICIOI' •uuc T•ANSll•• PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITIOUI •UllN811 NAM8 ITATllMSNT Tiit lollowlftl --Is ...... loBI· MS.a•& H. H. HARDING & ASSOCIATEI. JUOI PlnelrH I.ant, Huntlftgton IH<I\, CA.,... Hl!•BE•T HAMILTON MAROINO, 2U01 Pinelr .. t..tne, HIMI• lnglOll ltKll, CA t2M6. Tlllt ~ I• COfleluelllfCI llY .., Hl- dl•IClu•I. H.H.Herel!ng Tl\lt --1 wet filed wllfl U. County Clel'll ol 0r..,.. County on Jwly 1, 1"1 Ill .... PuDI '""" Or-. Cotti o.l ly P'llot, July a. u, n, 2', 1tl1 >007 .. 1 lllCTITIOUSeUllNllS SUBJECT TO SECTIOfll 6106 OF MAMI ITATIMENT THE CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL PUBLIC NOTICE Tiit touowlftO penont ere doing CODE butlMU at: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO INTERT"AOE, JO J Llllltlon THE CREDITORS OF Herlty J . 0. l'ICTITIOUI eUllNllS Pleet, COll.t MKe. C.lllwlll•t26» Le no and Petric le A. Ot Lano, MAMl ITATIM8NT Nl<llOI• JoM Metyas. t.WI o .... Trentltror. tllat a llvlk 1,..,,1.r 11 Tiit loHowlftO perMlfts ••• CIOl"t -ry Clrclt, Tldlln, Celllornlt t'HIO a-t lo be,_ Dy Trtntleror, WflOM Dutlneu • LyMt Merit Melyat, l.W1 Oen· bu'lntn addtftt It 101·1Slll StrH I In 0 ANO M CL.EAN·UP, ..ii C.· lletry Clrclt, Tinlin, celllorllle '16111 tllt Clly of Newpor1 Beecll, County of ftyon Hlllt "-· Anehelm, C.lllorfll1 Tiits boal,..s It conducted It'( en In Oraft9t, Si.le of C6111or"I•, end all of tnOl dlvlduel. -· 0-buslrwu name• encl ad· Oavkl MOltl, en lftelivl-1, l4i1 Nlc:llolflJ.Metyu drttMt uMCI wlllll.., .,.,... rtar' IHI Canyon Hllh •otd, Anellelm Tlllt slat-I was llled wllll tilt PUI, M> fw M llnown to Tran"erH are celllornle 921117 Counly Cltf1l o1 Or-County on July Nona to JACK DEE LINSCOTT and Mtrr111 A. MoHz, tn lndlvldual, 10,1 .. 1. ME L BA MAR IE LINSCOTT 101 AMaJff,.,.. Orl1tt, Plt<tnlle 111t.Nn Tran,ft,..., -t>on"'-u addrtu 1~ Calllomla '2670 Publl""" Or-Coetl Delly Piiot, SOO Sovlll 8eyfront, Btl-lslencl, In DavldMolU July IS, 22, 21. Aug. s. l"I .,,...1 Ille cu, 04 NeWPOr1 Beach, C.011111'( OI -rlll Mo41J PUBLIC NOTICE Orenge, Stelt of ceutOf'nla, ol tllt Tllh Ital-I Wl6 llltO wllll U. 1011-1,.. dMCrl-pe"""91 pr-r1y COUllh 0-of Or-CouMy on Juli of Trtnsl....,.., to wit 10, 1"1 llt6M1; All stock In trtdt, lhttur ... equip. mtnt t nd OOocl wlll of• cer1aln TaU· Put>lltnea Or•nee Cotti Delly Piiot lllCTITIOUS euSINIH Out Auteurent Dvslneu to.no•n at J uly U. n. :It, Aug S, 1"1 JI ..... NAMllTATl!MINT STUFT SURFE" and localed et Tiit lol!-lftO persons art Clolnt IOHSlll Street. In the City of N-POf'I busl"tw a : B••c II, County of Orenge, St•t• of PUBLIC NOTICE ORANGE·CARSON LI Ml TEO Calllorllla, -lllel tlle l°"*ool"O bulk PA•TNERSHIP, JO• Rlveroldt trensltr wlll lie contl6nrnelKI on or 11...a Annue, Newport llltecll, celllOf'llle after Frldey Ille 2•111 day 04 July, 1'11, MOTICI TO C•IDITO•S '2~ tllrougll Etcr-No 1'...oll a1 111e 011 euut TllANI,•• lrwln F. -..,....,a L.. Gtllmen, ••crow lleperlm.nt ol ttlt Newport (leu.'1t1•tf1U.C.C.l 1221 Mtrlna LAM, Ntwll04'1 Beecll, CentH Oftlct 04 S.C11rlty Peclfk N•· Nollet Is ,,.,..by given lo creditors of CelllOf'ftla 92IMO tloftel 8entt at SSO Newport Center Illa wit,.,. '*"" trenl1tfor 1"81 a Tlllt buslntn It conduclt(I by • Ortve In OW City ot NtwPOf'l Beecll, Dulk trtntler I• _. lo lie ,,,_ on llm<teCl...,,,,.,..,,lp. County ol Or-. Stale ot Cellfornla per•ontl property lltrtlnerttr Irwin F. ancl Bert>era L. Clelmt of crtdllOft of Trentftror may deKrl-. Gtllmaft be 111..i wllll St<urltv Pecllk Netlonal Tiit name -buslrwu --ti Tiiis 11-w .. Ill .. with IN Bellk, Etoerow ~trrwnt, al U. acl· lllt inttncltel tre.nsltror It• ASICS CoufttyC...,.ofOf-C:OUntyonJwlY e1,..nM1ton.llebOve.T11tltttdatelor SPORTS OF AMERICA, INC. 20S2 10, 1''1 tM flllnt credlton' clelmt It Tllur•· Alton A-. I rvl11t, Calllorlll• tVt• 111...a day, tllt 2Jr'CI day ol July 1"1. Clelmt Tl\t loc:aUon In Celllorftla of tM ""ltlltllecl Or-Cotsl Oelly'Pllol, t/lall lie_....., timely llltd only 11 ec· tllltl td<'llllve off kt or pr1nc1,.1 Dusl- J•lr u . n, 2', Aug. s. 1"1 JID-41 t11•lly rtctlveCI by II• EKrow (Hperl. rwH offke ot Ille Int-trenslerOJr mtnt Itel.,... c-ol butlnen on the It. sam. • tbOve PUBLIC NOTICE •bovt "'9(1fitd oat• for 111"'9 Cle lmt, All ottwr Dutlneu nam.t anCI ed· OaltOJulyl, 1"1 dreuu used bY lllt lnteftCltd Jeck Dee LIM<oll, trentl~or within lllr" Yt•rt last p.st Mt<IN Merit Llntoeotl so far as known to Ille lftteftdad .OTlce Oii IAL.a Transltr .. t transfer .. ore: N- Notkt It ,..,....,. 91,,.., ....,._, to Publltlltcl Oranee Co1111 Delly Piiot, Tiit ..,.,,,. -~nest teldrnt ol MClllHIS JOll -an 04 lllt Clwll Code July IS, 1•1 ~1 Ille lntencltel 1ransltrff It ASICS of lllt Stele of C.etlforftl• lllt ..,,. 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TO THI oaf' NOANt: " (I""' ( ,_,.............. . ...... .... .lo~ '"' ....... .-., ,... .... ....... ll~A~\)v ~~-:-.=:: ~'~ ,. .. """ 11111.-t. ~,..... • Ille ........ Ullleee .... " .-lltllllt .............. . ~-·~A ""_. ... ., ............. .,.-1 ~ ,..., ..................... .. .. ,....,...__. .............. . '!l, lfllkll _.. ,..., Ill .......... " ~· ............ ....,.,.,...,., 111Mf'9tltlt,...... ..... ~ coming Friday ...... ~M9J•• .............. ----._._. ......... ..., .... .. ~ .. ---.. -~ , ...... IOOAU AMUMCDllOITS, "RSOMALS & LIST & f lutlD Sn' wt Utrfl1on ONYllOO& PllPAHTIOM MUCllANllSf °""'II Coelt DAIL V PILOT, Wtdntlday, Juty 15. 1811 . , The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642-5678 · Among people looking for a rental, 7fJ% read real estate clauified adl . l!All •• ......... ....................... I:. EQUAL HOUSING :: OPPORTUNITY lllA :: .............. ~ -All real eatate ad· !::! ver tised In thl• 1dl oewtpaper Is subject to l:f the Federal Fair Hout· ::: inc Act " 1988 which 11r.• makes it illegal to ad-*" vertlae "&D¥ preference, ::: limitation, or dis· ,.. crlmlnaUoo baaed on 1"" race, color, rellcion, sex. or nat.lq\11 origin, or an intention to make any auch preference, llmltallon, or dJs· crlminaUon." Thi.I newspaper wUI not know inf ly accept any adve rt sing fo r real estate which is in viola· lion of the law. .REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949, COMI WITH US ••• TO MIWPOIT TlllACI. NEAT THREE BEDROOM CONDO .. PRIVACY AND VIEW .. ASSUMABLE lST T.D .. MANY EXTRAS IN THIS LOVELY NEWPORT BEACH RETREAT .. PRJCE REDUCED TO SHt,500. . 1617 WISTCLlff DI, M.L '31·7300 llAUllU.LY llfUlltStB 4 bdrm home in a «ood location with a com· pletely remodeled kJtchen. new paJnt , new Carpet.I' drapes. Owner financinf available. $132,400. Call now co..-cw. +LIYM Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 bath apt. Bltin1, wet bar, fireplace, atrium. Over 500 sq. ft. "' buaines.s apace + 4 car garage. Priced at Sl50,000. alOIS: Mftrihen m.5370. associated ;:-=-~~ALLSTATE DAI. Y Pl.£.. REALTORS b" ~ . ... .. t t. . J • ..._ t ., ·-IWI ~ ...... flnt lacorr•ct illsertlo• ..-y. ::: HMMtfwWt Oil m<t ~)JJ IDI .. ,. -t):.t ·~ -- ••••••••••••••••••••••• GtM.... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COROMAD& MAR DUPLEX South of the highway sits FANTASTIC ASSUM.AIU LOAM Assume •.ooo loan at 10~ interest. Large 4 bdrm home with family room and lrplc. No 4ualilying. ~.000. Call today 979--5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS PIMIMSULA Fixer Only atepa to the surf, ii t.hia bar&ain filler. Bring paint brushes' shovels and cub in on SS$. Call ...,@ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631-6990 this elegant home plus Have aometh.lni to seU? income. Huge owners Classified ads do it weU. unit, brick courtyard -------- )! leads to French doon ~:~ that open onto Italian w.. tiled floors. Beautiful : wood pecged rloors ~.n\ e nhan ce de n a nd "''" ...,.J ii._, ..... .. ) .. *Jl:t .... --... ) Ir.I """'' -· Ml -IUI. ------ ,. .• 911!1 tllll '"' •llO ., .. t11' ., .. - .:II• ..,. --11»• ·= ~ - ""' r.oo YM 11W r.u fll) w;a; r.-,... tr.a f1/f f'<.N mi ,,..,. '"" ,....,. "" lt':ll Ill• tm ••• r. ... fl ... fl JI> 1m ,._ .,.. ~ r..n -.-:r1 - spacious family kilcben. 2nd story hosts secluded master suite with open tMalcony and bubbling spa too! 3 more queen sited bdnns for your lik· ing. Huge 4 car aarage + 2 Bdrm income unit. Price reduced and owner is an.ious CaU @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '-'·63 •·6990 cars•blkes• •skateboards* trucks.baby carriages•tea carts•trikes rol lerskates • walker~ •toys •wagons•••• scooters•hot rods* coupes• trailers* hard tops•convert· ibles*motor homes*lawn mowers* limos •corporate headquarters •garden carts Model A's .... •typingtables wheelbarrows• recr,ational vehic1es•oolf cam•moctet tr11ns•btkes •pfanos•cars ref rlgerators *skates•••••• @ If lt'soot wheels, 7'°"'" move t taster In a Dally Piiot cl1ssffled Id. C.111 642·5671Mld. frlencly8cf. vtterwlll htlpyou turn yow wftlltstnto cash. OPEN DAILY FOR VIEWING1 11 lM. ta 6 P.M. 55' vw. ....... ...,.. ...... $241,100 435 c::~!t S1Mn1 •••••• U45,ooo Z2't cor. Jlrd •..• S2'5,000 llZI W. C ... Hwy. 7D .... SZU,000 IZl YI.~ Udo •••••••• SJ 15,000 11 l Yi. ... ..., Udo ••.•.• SJSS,000 JJO ~ Sllonclffs •.•• $369,500 IOI Cliff Dr, Ml ............ SJ75,tOO Ziil Mir •·, ... Pt ....... $444,500 503 Edgtw ...... P• ••...••• Stt5,000 IC... I•. W 11. .....• Sl.Z00.000 lOZ4 Ou. llYd.. CDM .... $1,350,000 tell a friend. . .and help choose your new neighbors! DOYB SHORES IA YFIOMT ...... sCMlh I decor•~ ..d' w-ttt. Two story .._ wit~ Mpaah _..,Mite, .. I ...... fw •ta: I :::Jy i1t tws 4 Mel .._ wfttt optt1 rOOt1/kfk'-+ IHdtd .,..., ...................... ... wfttt ..W. flrtplece. Doell fw SO' i.o.t. w.lt offtn • prb I terw. 0..-........ s 1,400,000. ,_ IWFFS END UHIT-¥11W ...... .., ~· .. d COfW ..... at~ CJl"ll.... _.,..., ...... ,.,... ..._ 3 b*ta cOltdo wHti •• ... ,, lo.a. R.clilc.cl to SZ41.IOO. . WATERfRONT HOMES, INC ltEAL ESTATE S.. Rm•"" Prlll"'flY MtNgtnwnt 2436 W CoHI H....., JIS Mltllll' A-. Ntwport Bt.1c h Belbo. lsl.tN! '31-1400 '7Mtoo RESIO£NT1Al AEAl ESTAT£ SBIVICES IM.IOY THI C..._ Ufl In t.hia 2 BR waterfront condo in Orange Tree. Converuent to the tennis and spa facilities. 189,SOO. IN NEWPORT CENTER .. REALTORS '75-HI I OLD CDM: C ..... 111 ...... w• te ...... ,.,..,.. c ... w..t ... 1 .... ... 2 ......... W .... flla,IHt. ....... $.27',SOO. COLI OF MIWPOll' llALTOIS 25111. C...t Hwy .. c.-....... 675-1111 . OCIAM YWW IKDOWN NO COSTS TO IUYll NO 9UA&.lmM& ) Models F.om $1H.~ Secluded roof·top s undeck fo r romancmg under the sun or stars. Spir al staircas~ leads to den or of· fice. Please call bkr. 631·2246 for details WOODlllDGI COHDO $151,500 3 Bdrm 2.,., tMa with dbl attach. pr .. air cond .. woodbuminf fplc and only 2 yrs new. Super financing w /l~ down ror qualifaed buyen. 759·"" llDIM+lllMf•p SpacloUI Condo. es· cellenl location, with 1Up for 40' boat. Al· aumable fmanclnf. Aak· inf$29t,OOO. JASMNCRBK Plan 5, former model. 3 bedrooms, 2Y, baths, large sunny kitchen and family room, tile jacuzzi I off the master bedroom. I The beat In creative financing. Low down , move in tomorrow. SJ&0,000. D.M ....... HUr ,..,.,,,0 GREAT LIEATION! Fia..c~s-rtt! OP l1.$ FRl!SAT/SUN Spacious 3 Bdrm 2 bath adult condo. Close by double garage, patio, pool and party room. 1141 Tustin UB, CM. OWNER-agent 642-22:25;~3255 HAUOI~ Award winn ing "Jodelle" esta~ home. lat resale offerln& on t.hia exq u.lsit.ely a ppoin l · ed townhome with maaslve view or bay, ocean, coaat1ine • nieht li1ht1. Offered at 1115,000. . ,1, • \ l. . . • 4 ' • •• ·.' f 1 'r "' •I : , PUICHASI OPTION New Fantastic 3 Br. 3 Ba. Condo, $2500 moves you in, $1000 per month. (Why pay rent). Nest to --------- au aboppeg, theaters ' Placinf a Claaaifted ad is park, just minutes lo aa eaay a.a dialing your beaehel. phone. Give ~ a call. WardManqementCo. We'll d o the rest. 714tll31·~ &42·5671 mE 111111 ILlllS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE LAUla POINT, COSTA ...sA Just What You've Been Looking For. Three Bedroom, Two Bath Condo. Near South Coast Shopping. Spacious Feeling With Skylig hts. End Unit. Assumable First Trust Deed. Priced At $134,000. Owner Will Accept A ~ase-Option.~t ~39,000. MISA YllDI "Lucky You, And It Has A High Assumable, Too l" Beautiful Contemporary Home In Costa Mesa's Best Area. Features Include Five Large Bedrooms, Two Impressive Fireplaces, Gorgeous Li ving Room & Family Room , Skylights, WaU Coverings, Wet Bar -Fantastic! Price, $229,500. -· 759-911 #ZC.,.•"-•11 ,.tc:..r- HllTOlltC llAI S C S II P A 0 T I II A S T It A E A P Y H S I fl A P S I A A I E It fl E P L S U I l I P E 0 l Q A A T A 0 S It & C E A C M 0 U £ I N Y W N I I 0 I A E D Y S Y 0 It It A Y J I A It L H A M fl I £ L P 0 N 1 T II A T S 0 C 0 I I L A 0 0 0 l M P J C U S A T A I T A I N l M C 0 E U C 0 L J I S K ltKYlMHtOltLASTNDllJN NYAltTTESllUEEIOA S IMSMICIAIAUMltONIN A ALITAAN~lltltYOAIUYSN SONMNYlltA AMIDUATl'I INALllAIDOLCYllM,10 T•IAACICAAllllMSICN JUST USTID -SI 11.000 HIAT8» •IDMIY·SHAP9 POOi. Here's the cutest 3·bedroom cottage in all Costa Mesa and j~ nestled in flowers. Large grassy back rant for the kids, plus beautiful pool with large deck area. 90 ' wide frontage . Centrally located to major shops. See it and you 'll fall in love. WISLIY M. TAYLOI CO.. llALTOIS Ziii S. .......... loed ..wPOIT CIMTU, M.& '44-4,10 WHAr5UHl9UE AIOUTUMqul TR ULY UN IQ UE 44n.OH THllAY Prime East Channel location acrosa from Balboa lal. Large 2 bdrms. first floor condo deluxe lbm.lghout -on· ly 1515,000. UMDAISU Exciting opportunity! Wide channel view from spectacular architectural designed 4 bd~m. 5 bath, pool home. Slip for 2 larg~ boata. $1,495,000 . Summer Occupancy. UDO ISLE HOMES Featured on Homes Tours this lovely traditional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath hol'I}e,. newly .redecorated. Priced to sell q~cdy at $475,000. Must see. Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. Great for entertaining. $420,000. Best price for the money. PEMIMSULA POIMT IEACHROMT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featur- ing marine room. Sl,385,000. NEWPORT CREST CONDO 2 bdrm, den. spacious Plan 8, im· maculate. Low priced at $215,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR j : ': f ! ~). ~ ' ~ • ... ,,_ • . ,, ' PROPERTY -Con· Find out aoow the high- dominlum in Old CdM, 2 earning real estate 11Jea bits from the beach. An A Division of career opportunities opply yo u must In · Barbor Investment Co . w 1 l h T ff E R f AL vuligate. $231 ,500. l!l!l!!!!!!!!!im•lllillll••••I ESTATERS. Licen11ng Owner financing avalla· --------•I school fees completely ble at a higher purchase XLNT VALUE refundable to school ol price. your choice. Extensive LUSH PATIO & SUPER SPA-French doors, 3 skylights, new carpet, 3 Bdrms, 2 Ba. Great look mg house. $123.000ree LllE Mrw sales tratning. For in· ~n rormat100, call 151-6191 $124,500 .. 4 Bdrm. family room. OCEMFlllfJ double garage, fenced Dplx 4br /2ba "2br /Iba yard. Owner will help ooo. &W- P R I D E 0 f finance Costa Mesa o w N E ft S H I P Clo.;e lo South Coast -·.._.~E~WP!ll!l!!!!l!IORll!!IJ!P!!!T~ Palemo model. 4 Bdrm, Plaza. " country kitchen, super • BA YFRONT master suite, lovely 400llr"~ FOR.,-! Near the "Point" area. 3 yard. $325,IXX>fee. C.MA~ Br nr plan and.SO' boat EXCITING ClTIHOME _;, .". •. dock to enhance an _ 3 Bdrms, den, 2'h ba, · opulent wat.erfront life looks out on qwel green· ~!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!•!!!!!t!!•!!!!!!!!!!!I style. Sl.500.000 fee. bell. Sl69.SOO. ~ Real Estate Sales "' WHITE SA I LS -3 2.JMl.Ll()H Bdrm, 2 bath hqme on large lot Ocean and bay JUST CLOSID ~ill ~rs views. $435,IXX>. SPYGLASS Hill 1714) 64S·n11 OHE WB ESCROW TOWNHOME-Jasmine Openlne for one ex-I~••••••• Creek 3 Bdrm . 2300 periencedsalespersonto1-~~11111111--111!11• sq.It., on greenbelt with sell prestigious homea. &ioy Cn Air views. AskingDIS,000. We have great location, & Cci~'--professlonal associates '!9"J THA rs WHA rs and over 25 million in I.ca. UHi""'• AIOUT listings. For confidential Beautiful custom built ~ interview call Kevin . under construction on UNIOOf 11C)Mfi Corporate Plaza Realty, gorgeoua 3 acre view Realtors.&1s.6000 160-9333 ~t~ L ln /r~s:i~ITu~ 9.So/oLOAH Assume lb.is M .000 VA loan and the owner may carry al a 2nd T.D. Lov· ely 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Mesa Woods home with dining room and add-on family room. ll also features a apa, some new carpet· ln&1 rarage door opener ana much more. FuU price 1115,000. TR.\DI TI< )\\I 1-?I \I I i 6Jl.7J70 SeU wkh EASE ! It's a BREEZE Clualfied Ads 612-5618 Wife a...-, Aromd F.sT ATES. Over 3000 sq looking for the perfect 4 ft or luxury living. 4 Br &r Fam nn executive B d r m s , 3 b a , 2 home on quiet cul.de fireplaces, 360 deg view. sac, greut family area. Includes 2 stall barn, pool size lot? Dry her landscaping. All this for tears! We've gol one!! ~1.950. Ask for Donna Seller assisted r111ancing at at only W ,IXX>. Rancho Consultants Co. RCTaylorCo .; fC STIPS TO IEACH 2 bdrm each unit + room &r bath off 2 car garage. Good w/s rental area. mo1000. associated 9"' • E:"' ' I.It fl. ,, ,. :1 ', •• .,.. "' • • t• I Red Carpet> 714/676-573, MEWPOIT H4iH1"S Del uxe townhouse dupleit, 3 bdnn, ramily, 2~ bath each unit. Frplcs, all built·ins, decks & paU01. Park· like landscaping . SELLER WILL HELP FINANCE. $Z95,000 ! ..... ..,hep. ....... •'75-7060* COUMftYCLUI UYIMG Mesa Verde Country Club Vlllu. Stonea throw to fairways! 3 BR, 2~ Ba looking out on 8 Town & Counlry DIAL~· -·-HOOUAUFYM! Upgraded 4 Bdrm/loft. C ul·de-aac. Creal financing. Sl89.SOO. SS~llOO IEACHHOUSE Steps to the sand. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba + loft for whatever~ Super loca· lion ~specially being so dose to the beach. Only $110,000. wilb tmns. JACOBS REALTY '7M670 (\ JASMINE CIEB Comfortable 3 Bdrm home with plantation s hutters , parquet noora, lush carpetinf, tasteful decorating. Within the security gates of Jasmine Cl"eft. 9V.'t-auumable loan. $320,000 . 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAUIYOWMll 327 Coral' 311 Amethxat. 673-0m ...., .... 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• STOIY IOOI HOMI New lillin& Penlnaula Point. Ideal location cloM to bay ' beach. Unuaual ard\ltecture · "French Cowitry" with &ables ' donner Win· dows. Call LU Beu.ley for appl. toaee. 642-5200. j PETE J BARRETI REALTY Pool, Cabana, Gardens. ••••llJI••• ltallan ceramic t!led c_._....... llll patios . Spa n is h ••••••••••••• .. ••••• .. • fireplace. Adults. Flexi· RESIOENTl•L REAL ESTATE SERVICES CM4 YOU lallVI 3 Bedrooms for $109,500? Neutrally decorated immaculate, end un it. Loads of storage space. Exce llent location, near pools & parks. Walk to schoo ls. Assumable first ! $109,500. IN NEWPORT CENTER &W-9060 ble terms. Owner may ·N~e•a•rll!lly-a•e•w-d•ap•l•e•1. carry lst loan. Offered T h r e e a n d t w 0 at $179,500. By appt. bedrooma. Three and Owner/agent.S0.13M two bat.bl. Ideally de-w.. .. _,Al-& aianed for ruesu. Larre tn• -auumable ht and RtdKeclto SZ'5,000 owner will carry 2nd Right on the canal in T.D. CaU Roter Bar· Newport Shores. A huge quiat , 751·120 or 1 3 Bdrm 3 Ba family Ul-7300. home b immaculate •••••••• condltioo. A super \oca· Uoo only atepa to the beach. Attndive owner fin111cinc available. A super bu)'! ........... Dy '7M70I 4H•OMA Eleaant on 4 Br Vic· torlan parUal v u, ownr /cootractor Jutt com.la&.175.00!!· IYOM• Cualcb 4 yr old home. I Bdrm, 2" ba. Xlol flnancloa. 1410 ..... Courtuy lo Britt. -- 321&mllllll FllSlllRIE 3bdrmr&. ~· 4<>'1135' lot. Coll: neiasteOd & Co.: CdMSACUtCI OWMll MUS 5IW ....... DOWN AdjHti~le . 1DoaU1ly f1m&1, Nr. So. Cit. PlUa.-... Prill. 00• i, owar1Ait mn.s OpeeWbdt, llSlC•rf't• I ' 11flt N tt11:1\f h1AiI1 / Beav&IM duplex on de- 1lr1ble stnet. as,ooo. On.ly 10% dwn I Lr, U · 1wn1ble loan at S%.•••••••• Owner wlll flnanct IASTSl»I balance. HWT)'! Prin oaly. Call Jim Davl llovely s BR 2 Ba, ram 7 1111 rm home w tfple; dbl ear. SH9,500. Broker NMlllO · !.~ HERITAGE c::. ',I • --t-" ; .• ,( , •.• ~ / t I I Rf ALTOHS ~.~ ............ ~.~.~....... Orange Coast DAILY ptLOT. Wldne!dar· July 15. 1881 HIF • MwN'9rWt "-"'-Wt ............... tMt .... ,.,.._. IMt otliw .... W. ...... u. '0 1~ t.=U.fw hln~ V• 'it1~ .,.................... . ..................................... ~;~··· ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... . ......... ;;. ......... . ........ -.. ~~ .... IMI ,..,.,. _.. 1 .BlutfCONDO·z·piu, .... .,,.,,, c..teMIM JU Lat-t....-Jnz .... ,.,. .... UH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Waler view, inrl .... e1 4 b r . 2 b1, fa m 11 y. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ••••••••• .. -••••••••• •••••••••-••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLONY New llodvlit Typt land 10'-' u111.m1ble 000. 1756 POISAU . POOU.,._ 4brllome1Dnewdewlopo NewCoodoNW'PlHfhtU Lr •Br ~Ba famlly Homtt. ltHecl land, lou, • bdrm, 2 ba, IY-,.. CoUtfe Part 1 Br.1~ meat ..-.,, tltclwe. Br 2~ Ba. uoo sq. ft. ~ aa n..a-u Club Oceanfrool Pk, _I pvt w I p out b I e I" u t ut# 81 Lar~ backyard ~ fie avail. no peta Drive by 212 Palmer • ~ bebl,MMNl'lty,lllbloa q\Wten Call now for HOUSl+&Mf Hiltorlt'llOldSouilb c 1 d d ~uoo day• .,._..,.. tlA 900 Mo No pet.t !•lk 1to1 pool1,teu11•1· pier trom SH.too detalll.7.._ Zldrm+bedlelorwtth mVaiuSuClttmftltt J:P.::P:0'1':ato' vea ' 110 'cblldren Cali ro•• one oa 1va . • 11 over ao ll'Wt u.. l\V neova\H, cite to beh, bit 752_.. Callfordltaila. Hew woocl/l!fi•u, 1 1, lt't'tll AllxloVI oW.w,. $150,000. 10'.t dowo. teunce .tJt.121115. S Br 2 Ba. 1pe, ~atled "'"""'~~·----- WOODBRIDGE corr AGE 2br, 2ba, fam.IJy rm, cor- ner lot. IMWnlble lsl will consider 2nd. 900. J.1183 , .............. . P1rllica by&M.245taq n. a Bdrm. 2~ ba. Laree view lot. Uparaded. D99,000. 5 P\lrp.1-S.11e. Ph: 5"-5Uil or 97S.CW36 Own~r **JUST USTED! Super comer !oration gives &reat privacy lo the lovely backyard. biahUghted by the almO&t new hot tub! The owners are anxious a.nd flexible terms are available. • Bdrm 2 Ba andoaly Sl815.400 II dki 1 AU for Sllo.ooo. · ow . 7Ul sr,i1e11 abdnn. t~ba. ad rdetl, romp pnvary. s.t. Ml 3JIO ~a+ 'c1oee. 2 n.iC:: Ul.J242 .... ,_. ... ~-Av' .. a11' 711,.eJ.•~r.bo~.. ·····o···· .. ro··R··R·::;:··· .. , oc•· ..... ----.--.... fW -_ .. Svper loc. UP1raded, H ME r.JH ta ... t 1panor/vU11 vws. ._.. ._., COSTAMISAUMn'S dep. Newp1l11l. new 3bdrm. ztJe bome. Lrs a Bdrm. '560. Pnctd .... PQ>.••1-· -~:r:.· l~1~0':1~:t IUnMOM. 1~11~ ('rptl, bl&~S.llN. mt.1725/JnO 4fMIU, y1rd . =:e. Kids. IY owt• owaer fUIW'tlul. 14 Vn tMOM. 10-lO~'Xt 5 Br 3 Ba, le yrd, nu BeallllfuJ 4 Br. 2 Ba. 1 pet.I we · SU.2(JOO. Lovely UtoryUdrm, 2 PlayaR.EftS.1900 IUallOOM.~·lOWI rarpet, drape1, oven. 1lor)' Ranch. Lr& Uvln& A eat no fee. ba, Many am.klea, U · .Un SMOM 9~.u~ Clote lo Khools, ptrlt, rm • dlninl rm combO w......... 32ta 1umableloM.D.SOO. BrokerCclopentlon. tennis. Mesa del Mar. wltJu~oodbwnlniffl)IC, ...................... . (2JS)-.ml0t YI.LA w.IOA IA TNOMJ C1ll Tom Lee A&ent Bob or Dovie 631-IJIMI. f1m rm, bk·ln 111 kll, HOME POR RENT <1l4)117·7708_ !O'i1v lo.n, 30 yr. l 12".NMAMCM 642-Ait.1900. utUrm, 2 rar caraae, 3 Bdrm. 9900. fenced lec:Mldlt bdrm den, view. fplc. Newport'• exclusive DWLIX 0_..__u-.. 11rdener, view. Dr1ve yard • garqe. Kids • . ft. micro, uJlll'Sd rpt, lino, PeninJuJa Point. Newly ·Two 2 Bdrm wtit.s + in· -""'""' by 29701 Anna Marl• pe1.1 welcome. ~ 2(JOO. WauJI!'-aated ...... an llle. etc. For info ClOll.ltructtd 4 8d'!h and law apt. ~ bllt to beach ~1 bed~:'. ·cti."".-ba, 'bl~~~ L a n e ( C r o w n Aunl noree. f ""'"' 673-el07orl-&W303 . 4bathraldencewilhpvt w/ocean view. Comp Db ..-Valley/Nl&velRdarea). C • •• root estate with DEC·-~ BOAT DOCK. 11.150.000 rum."'-1'--wUl"-•ftce. e &ar w/opener. 1175Mo.Avalllmmed.IR ••\· A fabulous view. Pvtatepa VIUllU~ I I di h I d QC ICJ .... ~. yards, aardeoier, ltld.l ft DVNOERfJASSOC. .............. 3425 to lbe und. Call for 4 bdrm. newly decorat· nc u DI t e 111 or $289 500 Open Thurs petl o.k. $125. 547~71. 157,0701 ..................... .. brochure. ed. "50,ooo. Allumable t1 •295 •0,c:' i'rrehgld. thru Sat i~ PM. 11939tb, Lorri Wk da, 544-5434 UL-1-v...,_ -3267 San Clemente ~r. 2\.tba, CAROL 'I'A'MJM, RLTR. loan or IN l2i(Q) pet ft'IO Bi~::i's.23~. er an NB 175-5417 Bltr /owner eves• Wltends. --._,.. 1600 sq. ft. partial ocuo 49t41211 or lease optjoo. Aeent. 111 ·,;~ 3 8d 2 bah ... _ •••••••••••••0 ••••••• view S8S-0586 -642-6768 -41'"9 rm, lwn,...,., HOMESFORRENT . DlvorceForceaSale S.C..... 1076 r 2100 trplc, like new, close to 3 Bdrms 1625 S100 2br, l ba,end. patio,dJS· Lower 3 Arch Bay. Harbor view Home ••\•••••••••••••••••••• So. Csl Pl.ua. '675. A&t. Fe 0 c e d · y 1 rd 1 ,; hwasher, nr So. Coast Great ~ vlew, pvt Moaaco. By owner. Sbr, ••••••••• .. •••• .. •••••• 21W1q rt bldiooll900aq rt 644-0134or~. caraaea Kida & pela Plau, ~/lnO. 751·1~, area• BR beach houae 2 ba , a11um Sl72K . y•x•..--lot. Fenced. It black V1c1nt! &Side 3 Br. 2 welcome. 50-2000. _,548-'-=-7"-'00==-l ____ _ 49t-3144 Showa hke model! Ask. • ~·-topped. Comider trade Ba , frplc, lndry. 3S9 A&enl, no fee. 3 Bdrm Coodo New paint C~•-7~ ~~ incl. land. WAU< TOSCH DPLX form. Owner~ Woodland. 550• 673-3&00. * _..rm -.. fim rm It carpet, Newport Ter-_._ ............ vwn VA Terms available. ...,.. '-U9 ~ the quality oo this new Greal rent.al loratlon. o.tof S.. 645--ll»O. frplc, gd vie;., &d u.,'. race. 7 custom -allt.hefinlsblng POOi. Jusl $12:5.0DO Property 2600 E. Side 2br, lbll, fenced arades. tncd yrd. $100. WOODBRl~E·3~rm. touche• are there! Ex-Spacious pool home ......_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, gar. SSOO/mo. ~ • l\50 Upst1.1rs, spacious, ecutive nelshborbood. w/Jac. Gourmet kitch, ~ WASHINGTON STATE 646-3704 Mt __..._. 3269 quiet neilhborhood. Bit· Fibulo1.11 viewa • arch Cam rm,4BR+olfi~. C1 .. A ii 8 12 acre. Commercial Lee condo SC Pl area. 3 ... ":!::.: .............. il11. Crpts. dJi>s, acc~s deslened. u .ooo. BR Ideal for mot.her or •• s:E.AL property. Nr 1-5. Neg. BR 2~ ba. Mjr appl/air Pvt park 3 Br 2v, Ba to pool. spa, tennis L .... Yllliltl.I. guest) 3 rar &ar. IAIE terms. 714/752·7867. pool/ tennis. se5o: WJD. rtfrig, S72:5/mo: courts. ~1 Wildwood. 597.l4'I 000. Brlter646-4:llO .,._... Ari Bkr. 646-2143; 1.7~ KJd.IOK,nopet.a. (2)3)837-Cll. 1---. UICUTIVI 498·1040 493-0202 lcmct..1,,._, D..PoW 3226 Johnllanh.all New. or ocean. 1 bdrm -....... ... 1050 p11.....uA1,..., GroYH 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-12811 Ser gate. Fplc. Patio. No • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• • ••• • • 11 _.... 1 l"'IVV~ nata ff:IW\ 5315--2231 bed boUlle bl Incredible view of ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br, 3 ba, 2 trplcs, .... r:~"'"·"""""'"""""=-=""-----0.. PoW IOZ6 _mt __ 11•_r_,._•_0 _""_•_)_.•_rv_1 ... _1 3 bu11t~h.'i; enctos!i y!~: ocean, bay and night custom lri-level w/vlew. IRVINE Condo golf ••••••••II! Id d 2 lights. Spacious 3 FALLllOOI $1000.497-5100. course loc. Rancho San •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ... SSUM•••u V... pa aar ener • car b d JO acres pn·me avocado Joaquin 2br, 2ba, den, OPEN HOOSE Sun ··-------•I " ··--WI " garage, fireplace e room. Large as· &Toro 32lZ ..1-. b • ten·i· Take over hlgJi balance MN\/ A u Jul sum able lsl. Agent. land. 12 acres ol JO year all appl, w/..,,, ar-b· nh crt , pool. 1/1• M.500 on VA loan on thl1 _,,,mo. v · Y l. 759-0120 Haastrees.3phaseelec-••••••••••••••••••••••• SAMTIAGODI. que, pool. ground floor balcony off M R. Forlotwlthhardtoget almoelnew38dnn 2Ba owner&a-OL'll EXCLUSIVE trical &boos~rpumplo 3 ~~MEF~R~NT ed Beautiful house avail w/patio S825 /mo 1143.500. SU~rusuma· DUPLEX approval : on large lot. Nice up-Mil"-Ylefo 1067 MARlNEMPOINT property. Low down , yard':'g.arage. iJd: & now in elecant area. 4 _.&S~l~·0 .... 320=-------ble loan. Ocean View possible grades, central air, lrg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ffA•M &1111 A custom delLghl with 5 owner Will rarry CaU • -L~-John Marahall with second story. ,...... C llDUll lllLL bedrooms. 3"1 baths. · pets welcome. S4S·2000. Br. 3 Ba. Dining Rm, 10..,._ 131-12811 Minutes to beach 1: covered patio. Call Cor ea• ••ht Lge rustom home site. 3964 sq n. and a 3 car ~~~,:.errell . Agt , A&t.,ooree. Livinc Rm. I: ramlly U.fwwf1t.cf 3525 R&'M* ha rbor. Ass umabl• details. FrtlldtW. With spectacular view. •~ ..... ~ E...-..L..1..y,._ 123 .. Rm. New wallpaper. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"' FinanciJlg anllable on Just down the hiU from garage. """1i.cu on 8 4 rv.mr• -r .. cozy kitchen & many T ff E LAKES / Ir v. 9~CX. loan. this beautiful custom Harbor Ridge. Owner ~ 1~Li~i.e~r~~~I; bat&.... ••HOMESroR.Roo••• many xtru. 11750 mo. 18drm, lba, SS2Stmo. ~ home in the exclusive seeks equity partner ort living wilh plenty or Exe...... 2100 3 & 4 Bdnns f12S.S750. Broker Cooperation. SS9·95111, 7~1983 -------~I •• A ii 8 1 guarded community of poulble Trade. Ted1 room for expansion. Al· ....................... Fen red yard 5 & ...:7c=;59~-89'1=-4"-".-----t r:E.AL TresVistasalLalleMb· Geissler979-3"l3 sumable financing RE EJCUHIP91SI garagea. Kids & pets OMTHEWATa ~FW'llilMd fl~ 'I r ••I<'- •• EB ... sioo Viejo. 4,150sq. n. ol available with low down ..,.. • "'e lcome. 545·2000 Great view ol boau & .................. 3 •• 7 • 2 •• ASSUM+.111 ,_.I: breathtaking lab views pouibilitles. $475.000 IHYESW A t r bay. Brick r~c, f1m1ly Costa M... 4 ~ ---Ab d ed T 1 It and custom elegance H•U01•--·-• ....,, 11 __ 5 gen ,no ee. .. .................... . IASTSel ID on urt eror The finest in appoint-• .,.__ .. ~......, ..__ Lease 3 Br. 2 Ba. frpk. room. Avilla le ammed. 493-0202 a1040 Mansion. 4 BR. W/new m e n t s a n d L .... o.tm e OPPOITlNTY! fresh paint. 2 rar gar. ror 9months Only 1895 SUSCASITAS BeauUJuJ 4 Bdrm plus.Im•••••••• 803 loan. u i,.,"'r in· craftsmanship with 4 2br. 2ba "D\'NASTY" L" Prime Office space with $1000 Mo. Day 12-6 mo Furn. l br. apt. S34S II ~c'k.!!J'·~~~.':0~l ... "'91&1Mdi 1040 terest.PriredtoselJ.Prf bedroom, 3i,., baths. Model: wood floor~. lngO welJltnownExchangor · 2131877·2626. Eves aft6 THEREALESTATERS up.Encl.car.Adults.no tertl·in•rs bac .. yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lndscp. Loe +. Live 111 stacious family room. br.ack kitchen. moun.tam •.a&w. Sen•1ces· Sert'I. ans 7141964-4298 67~ pets. 2110 Newpon Bl "' • luxury for 75K dn. I t S4.M968btwn8"5PM withKoiPondandlovely SUPB.COMX> 752_9227 Ii rary.4fireplacesand view, ease op ion. serv .. copier l'-l"'9f•leodll240 NEWPORTCREST patio. Veryopenandlots l.-.clSl.000!1! lots more. Offered at :~~~ w/S30K cash. Ott.rlffl~ S200·$300 /Mo lmmed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Bdrm.2000aqrtCoodo. Utils. paid. enc lsd of glus. Asltlntl ...... ,500. "'1 mi'. lo beach'. Im· FOi SAU $745,000. """"" occupancy. Near OC HOM ES FOR RENT Close to pool and tennis. garage. Bachelor. Quiet .... IYO-== D.M."-1i1111•-••••••••••••••••••••••• Airport.CeneTribolet 3 •. 4 Bdnns. -""OO. -... lease.,,., .... ~5357 area. No pets. $.150. For an appointment t mac .. highly UJ)lraded 1 ... ._ '-'11-_... Moblt tt-. 9 0 "' .....,.., .,,.., ir.• aee,call54').11Sl bdrm +deot .. -trm .. l Priced belowmlrt&ap. 644-fftO Lido Park. Choice loc. -.....c_._ 57.4 25 Fen red va rds & or00-0313 $48-82SU1768-7633. •-Mobile home. lbdrm. ....,. -1100 tds ~ p ell 11 r 1 -.~.-HERITAGE &~bath. Pools,jacuui .• praised value for quick Newport.._. 106 Iba, Uv. rm. Kitch w/din ••••••••••••••••••••••• leal &.... garages. K1 & pets ...... ligC~ _,., · ra ca y um. unnlJ. clubhouse, wet sale, beauti~ul 48r ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Brick patio. Pvt ESTATISA.LI W..e.cl ztoo welcome. H5-2000. BeautlfullY redecorated Br+ den. Car, lge patio bar. fprlc. Perfect for LaPama in lrvme Rae· Vacant. ready, owner bear h . S 3 3 . 5 0 0 . 1966 Majestic located in ....................... Agent, noree. El Dorado model. 3 Mature. quiet, no pets. ••••••••Ill •Cl, or couple. 1110".500. quet Club. Assumable anxious Will help (714)675·8489 wkends; Laguna Beach Park. IHw..tlailtacl 3bdrm. 2ba, fncd yrd, nr Bdrm. 2"'1 ba. wet bar. 2234-B Rutgers Or. Owner anxious. Needs 1st&low2nd.M~ebest finance. 3Br 2..., Ba, L5 (213)797-:m&Wkii.ites. Near Ocean. Weekdays OlderResidentialBchor park & school. $675. parquet tlrs. Security Newport.._. l76t MISA ¥llDI fin1nclng lo existing offer. must sell 1mmed. acre private park. 759-4175 Waterfront property To 840-41X'il. gated, view. $1200/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEAL TORS E ti ......___ 3b 2 S38000 Ownerwillhelp' Call Tony 540-4204 dys. 1134900 Grttlf=._ h •· joln I d L g 2 B H 4 lff. Call Doona Sutton xecu ve'uuullll', r, 0pe' n Sat, Sun. l-5. Bkr: 552-&949eves · · -r Mobile home. 10X50, pure ase •or t Y. e-ar e r. ouse. ba,J1toryhomeonqulet · JohnMarsball IAYC T porch & awning Newly velop-. 1 w.111 provide blocks to beach. Dbl 544 -9078 or Henry Cul·de·HC It. 1 Jge bdrpi Non-Coop. 536· 1800; WOOOlllDGI 631-12116 4 BR. pool, spa. X1nt ..,. .. ted •hat sell make 100% ruiancmg. Charles garage, lrg yard. $700 552·5895, Bkrs. THE "GOOD LIFE" could be converted lo -'•=.:::::831=1-----Beau 4 Bdrm home, fam financing. w/Z2% down . offer Debbie· &U-86s6 rr . 956-1281 Mo. 960-28.S4 Exclusive Big Canyon make 4th bdnn. Room "1st J•• !mJs" rm, Din rm, atrium. cul· 1113.000. Call Gerry or · · · 3bdrm. 2ba, 1700. Bolsa goU course condo. 2 br. 2 for RV access or pool. de-sar. Great loc. Next Christa, STARNES CO. Priced Right · JO x 55' Chica /Ed.Inger. 3bdnn. ba. din rm. tennis, pool, Bltr,Ml-8112. Oii.AM tobeacblct8ulis. Brick 673-7761;790-1397 mobll~ home. All adult ....................... 3ba.2stry,S150.2blksto pvt gar, $1250 /mo. $103,000! It lattice patio. 6 park in H1mt Bch. Call ......_,_ ht.cf bch. 4bdnn. den, 21/tba, 640-8126,497-$4'11 IASTSl»I seoooo. Mallard.~ Duplexes. oceanfront, vas•••ES 842-421114(ora ....................... 2stry, SllOO.~sso.. Newpon Beach CREST-2 HOI~ tOl/tiYo W. ISlOCATIOH beaullful ocun view. * tODOWM• ...._,,, .. ,,, 1400 CorwcWMilir llZl 5 Blkstoocean. Elegant 2 pool, lge 2br. 3ba. 3sty, YEAlll-AOUNO Fu..: ~ Hard to Clod! Practical-Perfect location. New Beaut. 2 Bdrm 2 ba eon· ....................... ....................... Br. & Den. $750 Mo lfftnis, view! 138-7488 Onlarcelot.AJBdrm2 ly lmpoulble.butwedid y IMbePOITlt ._,A.Kr?So ,.,_ condltioo.A&\.673-7300 do. Auume 1st T.D. 314Jaamane,28drmhse. Plush crpts. 2i,, Ba L*EHIW! ~t1J's ~ ~s.~t~i:·. it and it's a beaut o( 1 OU t •· se""" BAY CREST BEAUTY. 5 OWC 2lld T.D. at ~ WATaFIOMf lg ya rd. Pr1v patio. Cedar & gla.ss, sundeck. 3 Bdrm. tw ba Blurrs Socl&f AC1Nrties Ot· reclOr • F rte Sundlly Brunch • 880 a • P•rlla • Plus more .... ~.ooo .. ._ .. ft~•Rg Y ~-Lots °'J.luaa ill your f1~y into Cam· Br FamiJy Rm. llOOOOO 1170 A&t.MCM277 OFACER.DG Avail Se~ 626-Q72 or dbl car prv gar. fully Condo. near schls and --rm---.... NEWER edlt.e--pus View. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. assumable lsL aw;,er .OOO, P--Ugi"'~ loci"--•ft 621&-CM167 maint. yard. Adults. no owner.~-... for 1 di · ·-,,_ uuu "' ahoppinc. Children O.K. I nun bargain. Lots of 0 ma ning room· may carry llOO.OOO 2nd. · Newpon Beach. All this Mew,.t .._. l I H pets. Inquire at SZ118th. No pell. Lie S750 Mo GMAT AECRf.ATIOff: Tennoa •Free Lessot1I (pro & pro shopl • 2 HMlth Oubl • Seuna • Hydromusage • Sw1mm1ng • Goll Ortv1ng ~nge oyMcc..,ltlr. 11111. HUGE PVT. Cloee to shopping. an l year. S43S,OOO. Call 81f Canyon town.home. plus a 60' boat slip.••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.~1. 6"·033S 5•77Zt D recrHtion. Very attrac Hedda Marosl Agent Open dally 1.S. 2:5 Ca-~--.:=:;...-----I ••••••••• ECK for •unninc all tiveterms. $17$,000. 646-l044. Tosee&sell! nyoo bland Drive. Goll Owner will exchange. l•Cltlt Mo.oco Exec. home 5 br. 3 bl, J EASTBLUFF CUTI STAITll 3 Bdrm 1 Ba Westaide culle. Quiet tree Uned street. Auume low In- terest loin wllh low do,.n payment. Full price '105,000. fl~\DITIO\ \I '~' \I " f, J I · l 3 7 I) day. Channina Spanish course view, tennis, Prin. only. Call Merrell. Prof de~raled 3 Bd car far. Nr. beach & Three Bdrm. 2"1 ba, end architecture with arches OCEANP'RONT Duplex Is able schools SlOOO mo 1urrounded by lush & Tri-Plex. Xlnt loc. poo · Aaawn loan. home. Fully furnished 963-33'79 unit. good condition and I.rd-· _.., .. ,,.._or out· p p 67" 7m .,.,.. 7873 1275,000. Alt,~5200. w /gardener. monthly location. llOO per mo ...... wtu1......, · · ... • v•... · rlunang servares and 5 B d r m . 2 b a o n !eek dan 7SIM175 door living areas to en· p IN · c t """"' A ·1 joy without chores (like IDTV IAYFIOMflMl'l.IX assoc111t1on fees an -ape own .• ,;,.,. va1 MOIUHOMI ._,._ .... _ I) Niii B Ibo p-i-ut lwo 3 duded. Jae., comm. Aue I, 968·6110 or RENTORLSEOPTION IUUTIFUl APTS: Singles 1 & 2 Sea rooms • Furn11hed ' Unflltntthed , Allult L1v1"g • No Pell • Mod•ls Ope" Oo11tv a 1p1raung •'•mu poo • HAI• VIEW bda a .,.,_,.,ba Ga. pool and delightful (ami· 964·4370 See th.la tohm lst and it . rms, 2 . arage. c...t.ryLoh/ ly livlnl(. Lease for 1-'"= .. ~~----1-2-4-4 Super 2Br, 2Ba . own hlll be Yc:f last. Better ri:er a~~ nc:tt °red~~ Cryptl I 500 Sl500/mo. 644.7o:M) ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard, Nw~ Pk., clos1 e ~o "Oakwood urry, Cl now. ose ar 0 in ....................... e Calif. Homes. 5192 Yearl· bch. p mo. lnc ut1I. Garden AftRrllMnt• C~ZI IUmsandlheownerwill 1 ..... ~ED • • 675-7l04,6'2-691Ums&, ...- 11 to 6 CW_._ . ._, carry the papers al 20'l. -L ing. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Fam 3b b lg rd Nftport BNch N. -down . .u1'tht.he .... ft .... to 2 cemetery lot s. lngO Rm. A/C. new paint. r. 1 1• e ya · coun-1 ... •oeo .. """" . . w t •. Grdn . Id lry almOS .... "n! or S.A 880 Irvine Ill 16thl -----""'"----""""""""----•-•__.. 10..1• be" Interest or 13~. Westmmster Memorial ., .•• ,.,, a er • r inc . t""' (714)645·1104 W f __..... 8d -,,----p Good s h '"" ~s A l54l 5032. Hgts. SS75tmo. some atr ml .. .., .. .,..,. 1 r. ....................... Even tbe price is right at ark. hep erd -.., . sen . rent reductJon for work. Nftport BNch S. Supernlcew/pool,tnoil. -OF 11.300.000. section · worth $760 ~---University Par1' Terrace R 11 H In vestments 110016111St 10o • .,111""1 $580 .00 month . -M&fUCHS each, asking •79 for ,_1Ullfwwl1Md 3 Br . 2 Ba . e nd (714)642-5113 840-1665,~ THllANOW PAYK.IOHllALTOI both. 714 /642-91.311eves ........................ townhouse. Good loc. No ""'7~52"-'.2"'"'197~-----1 ~~~~~~~~ -------1....... I 044 Sparkling 3 Bdrm home 67& • t O FAIRHAVEN (1) lot G1MNI 3ZOZ pets S750. Lst & lasl + ... lliilffl Co.do -CUTI STAITll on be 1 11 t if u 11 Y -2 choice. Lawn •J' $400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• security. 213/m.1442 art 4br, lba, ram rm . on Waterfront Bachelors 3 Bdrm 1 Ba Westside •••••••••• .. •••• .. ••••• landscaped corner lot. _.. __ .__.._.L&.ll~-1 •••••••••1 95.3-U89aft3PM FOIYOUI 6. Greenbelt nr pool. Nr. 4.2nd St . $400 Mo cutie. Quiet tree Uned TitMIM& Soothinl spa, wood Newport ff&ts View WSIHGMllDS 300 mo.675-0604 utlUtJespaid67S-2325 street. Aaume low in· TO~ decklne and covered THllLUPP Home. 4br, 2ba, 250Cl'. 2 CALL WtocllrldpT...._ Executive 4 Br. Condo. UDOl•Y-~. teresl loan •ill\ low Call . the specialists at paUo. Ocean view, slow-~ ,.. frplc1, wet bar, Iota ol ,,.,.,., 1600 Sharp 28r, l~Ba. dbl A "'""I down payment. Full the condomlnlum in· m& parqllel lloors, pluah 3 bd din u wood /glass, 4 deckl ·-•••••••••••••••••••• CARLENE MORR ELLI c ar gar w t op n r . Newport Crest. 2 Bdrm , 2 ba rum. YI)'. priffllm.000. formalloncenter. carpets, gourmet rm· . ~ 2v. w/spa II ni~ yard too. RARE C-l·ff Newport '7'-lnl wshrtdryr,stove,refrig, Call631.o.60 $750 per mo. Beach Touchstone Really kitchen. Lowell price In ~-~u~!11ia~e·~la~ $09,000 by owner Beach Property. so· AC. End unit, wall Prop. ~319 ~..,,.... -YAlo-.1111 IA W/al pr,._.. ,,.., . ,.., ,.. . .... ..,. .. PIOIATIML& .......... • "'rr. ...... x ... ........... It Ill. Ca II • 9GOl67 the area. IMt,500. lub w/cera.mic tile •al.la 6*2647 frontage in prime loca-paper, earthtone colors. ON THE SANDS Steps to beach. Nice 1 RancboSanJoaquinVilla l floor.• covered patio •-------• Uon.Ownerwillf111ance. Adlls. lse. $725 mo. 2bdrm.lots~woodand BR. Yearly.Quiet adult. Portola ,..odel. m·-• s.... p . -ooo 5"'· UDO,..• Exclu1ive. Principals Ownr /ast.631-SlSS s hutters, fireplace, '350 w Ith ut i I it Y "" _. """ areas. nee_,, • "' ,... mature adults 1175/mo mnyuperades,prinonly down,anume~.OOOlst only. Ask for Irene WOODBRIDGE-4br. · 21U7G-7933. SlU,$00. For appl trustdeed1t7~3.Xlnt SllllltCJ5 OSlltOO ..... P I C E Loudon,Agt.631-42A7or 2b1.f1mrm.dlnin1nn. yrly. ss1-land lease 83.00 -r • PllIC 631-7300. $850/mo. lndsrpd , CORNER2BDRM. ..__,. .... ._. 49tN.COASTHWY 1..R# ,... REDUCTION on this 4 76().045 ~ WOODllJMI HMM Lovely 3 8dnn home, close to park, pool i nd tennis. 1n prime Wood• brldae location. Take over f1ntaatic low In· tere1t loan. SllS,950. don osen LAGUNA BEACH ye.ar. Can't c.-,.e un.UJ bdrm, newly finished "do••'-/fow• VACANT 2 BR 2 Ba. 1 with 2 ba. Panoracm1c U.f• ht d 4!7-41141 year 2003· 14~ lnl. only drum bome. Owner t.o... w• 1700 children It Pf'U OK. $'50 llMTALS view condo. Adults. Pool ...................... . ft....of. _..~ ~~17tr. uCsatU d~r d:ioer very motivated. Submit ....................... m · CallKelth. 1162.4471 3br, 1v.ba IBSO andspa. &1500/molse. GtM"" 3102 --.._. ......... •· olrernow.u·-! , .... .._._._T .... I • .._... 3•1U. 3br,2ba S795 WalerfronUlomes, In c. 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• ft....of._.. •wt. dally 11\er u am. .._.,. • ..,.._.,_ -a- --(714) lMl-5llO Deep Canyon Tenn la ••••••• .. • .. ••••••••••• 4br, 2\laba llOO Furn. 631·l400 Prime Dana Point Club. Lovely 3br, 2ba Yearly. 3 Bdrms. 2 ba, Anaheimlfllls duplex on corner lot 111••••••••1 "A'' Plan. Ortat Green· den, fpc, large patio. No 3br,3ba tl9$ ------near Dana Marini .. 2 Loae 1omethift& u lua-bell Loe. tliClOO down. children 950 mo. Rer. Spacloua lh1'lt bedroom bdrm, 1beup,1 bdrm ble! Place m Id In our OWC S105,000 at 12%. Il l , Jut, security. home. Avallableforrtnl down b11med cln1. Lo1t and Fovnd col-BKR.953-1Z20. 7eo. 1 m.m. orleaseoption, Sl2500er t-i... d'-•'" ·-· -cl umu. That'• w~ ,_,_ month. Ask for Elalne .;.'tk,'. SJ~--· ~.. pie look When t11eY.~ Claulfled Adi, 10UI' ooe-,,..,.., 2000 .... ,.... 3207 Svedeen, 1817 Weatclirr M1l1lcm Really found 1n lltm olvaliae. •toe lhopsl!!c cea&er. ....................... ....................... Dr, N.B. ai.,JOO. 41f:0?31 MAii AN OFfll! Beach House al l5lh, LEASE·BAYFRONT clean, wub!dry hookup, 5 Income Properties avail now 1150/No + Eastalde Colt• Men. de .11W'1t3 M down. Owner will C.... MW. JJJZ carry. Pncec!totell! OUTIT AMDIM• MOITHWOOI MMl.Y HO.-BeautJfuJ 4 BR. 2~ blldl Spen•b·We roofed Meadow lbDi. Family room, eartbtone decor • super l1nd1captn1. Oner wi II 111ltt w /ftnaDtiq . 1111.000. Youn1 Part 551-8100 «I'll) ISTATI OM THI IAYFIOMTI Prime Up of Unda Isle -over 127' with allp for 80' boat. Enchantina "old world" architecture With all tbe modern . ~veniencea. Larae rooma for entertalninl lftcl. 2·ttarJ Dvina rm and stone flriplace.· Seel..W pool and spa. &BRS aad family rm . Playroom and library. Offend at ~tooo.ooo leutllald. · CIUa1 Schftiaert M2-D (Jm) • .................... -·) --·-······· ' • . 911!1111!116"~--~· .. "1111111!!1--•1 ~~ ........... . Loving mcilher wishes to 1 P£Cl'L babysit t'veninal, rella· "' bit. <t M. *-07~f'L tl 67 Per Dav Childcare In my home , 111ar1 ALL you p{y flex hour1, call Teri ur for a ..QQn.na o. 15 J)~~d ~:':'!I.~.~ ........ DAILY CELLULlTE: TOXINS & f't&.OT FAT deposit.Hr8pped ln SaVtel your system. Release & DlllCT-v lighten LEARN to give """1 >:ourself the body wrap OO JTNOW' Eliminate salon treat· 4ak For s.dro meota Sax full bod y Your Daily Piiot wraps, $Zl.50. Free de· Servic11Director)· mos. Call Mia Rose Represmlalh'e Prod_urJ.s. 64H3.11 642·5671, tll't 322 Sculptered Nails ~ set. .. -----11!!!!!!!11 1st fills fret. SHIRLEY Accowttiftei B E A u Ty s A L 0 N •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• 642·6212, ___ _ BOOKKEEPING lulldtn For sma ll business •••••••••••••M•••oo•oo Reas, rfli11ble 631-6583 GERWICk & SOH Aparttnttlt R.paln Builders Since 19'7 ••••••••••••••••••··~·· Additions. remodeling. Magne-slte. paint. cleun. r.lans free est Reas. derks, cement. crpts. .1c ~094;, ~%170 carpentry, weld. plumb. CONSTRUCTION Br!d, 642·~ _ _ i\dd rem~!. concrete Applanct lt.,olr _[ree est. ~1·8360 aft s ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOM A OOITIONS & CHJAR. USEDREFR's REMODELING Quahly SALES&SERVICE coMtruNion from de Good£.Q.11Jl_ 642 7754 sign to comp let io n. HARi-•RU Family contractors for """ "' JO yrs. Reas rates. fr APPLIC SERVICE ests Allen E Johnson 11 Gary Wilson Owner 301007. Call 840.~ or Formerly 11 ytius 840-4727e\·es w Da vis Brown -JEHCOCOHST. ~9·30'77 STl\Q..35848 Addillons Remodeling Atphalt & Custom Homes Lil' ••••••••••••••••••••••• !~~4. -__!7~·6044 Driveways, parking lot Caktt · rt'pa1rs . sealt'oating. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&S Asphall 631-4199 THE CAKE SIJRPRISE' Lic'd. n ed k ASPHALT REPAllUNG ~:~~~~ed 0~0now~:s ei Sealcoatl~ & Stnpmg sm1les'-$11,00. 5484~-COmm res1d. f"ree est Lic_l~7362 &15-8181 Placing a Classified ad is as eMy as dialing your SEll idle items with a phone Give us a call Daily Pilot Classified We'll do the rest Ad. 642-5678 • CTORY C .. ,. _ __../C • "--...:.• ... .. ..._._' l •• , .... , , ..... "'...... .. ... , .... .,. ,, --..c~ ... , .. _. 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Lie.Ins. Uynot 1~ "'111'!"-· · • tnnll~ •• R -u GARDENMAINT • _., _."" &tG-Mt:t: happy N.B. cuatomm . _,...., Specializes in finish & ....................... da I e .S3l·.._, d I a T t '. We cltan OUl garages. 1 cALFiis1 w do rototill Thagl! YOU 531-iflO ...................... . remodellng,Xlntrer. Ceramil' Ule. Int/ext. ctriui 1 1 c e D•UP. f'ff rim· tonlru . . • ,· e Ii\. E . ~. b BALBOA ROOFING CO. • 49&-3t~ ~om~1rttTidll, ~~tes. All E•L••E•C•T••a•1•c••1:•Nu•••1•~•d• m na. SfH!TRE£SI» lOpmL WE HAUL ANYTHING ~~!f1'~~!~~r:a. l~'taul· ,r~~~~fn~ ~:r'. ~s~bt Sum~erbiSI pecit~IJ! hGt~ Cuslom·bu11t hl2 ... mera a e....... " pr ce Yard clnr»ups, demoU -in • 'Free consultation. FheaL.Steve$f7-081 one w e 1 s o wooden shehes tor ChHdC... rl&ht, free estimate on Topped/rernuved.clean tloo. Have dump truck. T:nyorRay,546-0659 RENTALSours iallt • _,47=U7~4 .... 3 ____ _ stor age. dlspluy & .............. .-...... , .. ~rllj=1•11Jot;30059 UP!,1awnrenov. 7Sl·a:47§.. Reas. 9 1 -~ int/ext SeasizecPainr. StwilMJ/Aler.._ ro~asge. 0593oprice 11 CARlN<?CffiLOCARE _c._ MM' -CLEAN'·UPS& Ho.tca..lltg ::-::: ................. ina.PrOmJ'.53&;@ ..................... .. -~--HuDtmatooBeach RESIO.ICO L . TREETRIMMlNG ....................... INT EXT PAINTING Cstm Dress Makins ROUCH&f'lNISH l;M,1 ___ Hl!lhlY ~ualified. No Job S48·2049(MlkeJ . Want 8 REALLY CLEAN MORTGAGE MONEY GENERAL REPAIRS Alterat10.ns/Repa1r1 Fenclne.Doors,ete. SJI 'OIWI( Jootma .631·?.345 --rolS....lcet HOUSE? can Gingharn AVAU.ABLE LARGEORSMALL • Consultation m your Chris804043 Hot lunch. C.M Chris· FiNwood .. ~ .................. Girl. Freept.645·5123 $20,000tor,ooo REAS.·PROMPT 'home. 760-8370 FINISH& tianPresc l.646·5423 uuoo•o~uuouu~•~u PRIVATE Piano/Organ ROBIN'SCLEANING ~~~o~;t~"::~ JERRY00-4757 Sollr REMODELING LIC DAY CARE So W~cu~at-youdryat. lnatruction In Your Service-a thoroughly PRIM E FINANCIAL 10% DISCOUNT •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Jim 847·7320 Coast Plaza All n:hlfts 1!'e~ ]i~w!rv~fe~a! Hom . CaUTom 1426 clean hQuse. 549=~7 SERVICES D&D Custom Painting :Hot water+ pool heaUng Carpet W.lct Hv~~71140 ~on!. Plus expert tree mtdynlmt Gene~al Houst'Cleanmg 5 2 7 34 7 7 Int/ext. Guar. 983-3263 ~~'f! ~:~gc~~f/. c~~ ....................... COfttroctor trimming.§40.'rREE. ...................... Rehable-Rererences • RALPH'SPAINTlNG· estS48-l68S Shampoo & steam clean ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma.. -REASONABLE Own trans. 962·~10 Masoery E.xt tint, reas. prompt. --=~~~----Color brighteners. wht C t 81 k Bl k Fonllka,..... PROMPT,FREEEST. Expertise Housekee1>ing ....................... Lac.Freeest.964·SS66 Sprilltlltrs C'rpts lil min. bleach. ;lsleom Put~c~$ ' Wit~~ll · •••:•••~••••••••••••••• ALMOST EVERY Dependable, rers'. BRICK WORK : Sm all AGAPE FORCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hall. llv.·din. rms SlS. Drives "ftvcrS Decks' CFormicab~lunlte~opsd REPAIR NEEDED Supplies rum. 641-4970 Jobs Newport. Costa PAINTfNGCOMPANY SPRINKLERS&SOO avg rm S7 50: courh $10; ' ~ , 1, • ustom wt/ nstalle CHET00.4757 Mesa Irvine Refs JG · f Tree Removal DIG JT C'hr ~ Guar ebm pet carports. IV r enl'eti. 1.11tt:stColors;Oesigns CLEANING -Thorough, 675·3lis I • • ~neratlODSO Landacape,646-7070. odor Crpt repair 15 yrs LILJ. Q!>~ 64t}._IJ161 Free est. 646-4811 Carpentry · Masonry honest, reasonable. Pam tang Excellence. . D . k . If Remodel, udditlons, ' Roofing · Plumbing ~C.M. C!JSTOM MASONRY, ~58.Sl Ttlt•lsloftltpair exp 0 "or myse · atios NOBODY 1)01';5 Floor Co•trincJ Drywall · Stucco· Tile (Ive number) Brick, block stone, 100 s ... _ /R--"" •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• J~efL53tJ!!QL _ rr B0E1'TER J S ••••••••••••••••••••••• &more. J .8.646-9990 WANTED ' ff I Local refs. Call NOW & nvlhr -r-Prompt T.V. stereo re· NoSteam .NoShampoo " · · CRPT·LINO.WOOD . · : ousec ean· ·ave! Lgeor small jobs. •••••••••••0 •••••••••• pair. Free est $2.50 Stain Specialist. Fast ~9nstr Lie d~·551]__ lnstalledirepalred. Lie. JACK OF AU TRADES ing. ex P d. re Ila ble. ~epaars etc 645·8512 Neat patches &textures serv chrge. Moonlight dr Freeest 839-1582 Wa1 erproof decking 11369260 Gre 499.5142 Plumbing.elec.heating honest.6:11·71Zuft4PM C •b : k Fnttst. 893-1439 Repair645-2492 -=--,_,,·~--·---R · It' rr ~' -----~ oddjobs. 638-4068 RESIDUE FREE ustom r1c. stone, --· We Ca re Crpt Cleaners esc;ct'i~~ .. 107~0 Doug!:: Refinishing ~II floors. Car et and u bolster; block. concrete. stucco Pl.ASTER PATCHING Tiit Steam clean & uphols. Fields comn 673.5779 c PI s & w In.do w s . c\tsi~eonus~ ~~J :yopesseo~ i~e~ steaS:O cleaningp lS yn Refs. Free est. 549.9492 N lnt/exkt. :.>p yrsl .e_.~p297.7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Truck mowit unit --ca= Personal service All ·. eat wor au .n.7" TILE rNSTALLED Workguar. 645·3716 D.coratiftg wo rk guaranteed . pairs. Free dest . Call qualtttyedservice w1 Mo•iltcJ Tlr.dofwalpaper1 AllKinds Guaranteed, ----. --....................... 64&6793 Ans wer a 11 4 S 3 • guaran e reasona e ........................ Try plaster 6'75-9685 Rers ·John 893-1667 Ctlliltg,Acoushc ' 642-4300, or 631 -1137 _etices.646-6793 Moving? The Starving --· · · -•••••••••··~·~~··•••••• *WA TSlFA.LLS• GordenlncJ .. A.f!er s TEND ER LO v 1 NG College Students Moving ~ Tree Se"lu Acoust.acCcilings + Crafted from vol~anic •.••••••.••••••••••··~··· ardwoodftoors CLEANlNG BY STAR. Co. has grown. lns1;1red •••••••••••n•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• customhandtextunng bo~lde~se~conlamed. Gardening, landscaprng, •••••••••••••••••••••• 15 y rs exp Refs same good ser vice.M c C 0 R M ACK JAYETREICAlE Lic.389944 532·!>.5<19 tone ge reat1ons tree trimming & re· HARDWOODfLOORS Reasonable 6426149 . #Tl24·436 License. PLUMB'G Topping pruning re Cement/~--ll,42·6331/eves637:_1226 moval. maJor clean-up. Cleaned& Waxed • . 641-8427 REP~IR& REMODEL moval &spraying. ioy~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dra-rits free est. 642-4889 ____ •_AnAvrit'1m_e, 832·'"°1 S.A Houatsffting ABC M OVlNG . Ex per ~toppages. Reas. rates. exp Local rers free ' · ,.-~--· """ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f 1 · k Lac 11294378 675-9194 · · Driveways, patios. room ••••••••••••••••••••••• DON 'T BE EMPTY pro , ow rates. qu1c · · est.Lic.oal566.640·9n additions Cement &. 1;, Of'IMJULY 5t1~1J~.k&m~l~a~.i~~ .~~~'··•••••••••••••• THIRSTY OR LONELY careful service.552-0410 lefilllthttg Wil'ldowC'--'-br1ck work. ~0753 Dra""r·1es by G1'ovann1 · · • I MOVl~G •••••••• ••••••••••••••• __,, -------... ~ . ' Tree trimming, small Haul. cleanup, concrete "Securlty Plus" will s11 * "'. " * fi · hin ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom concrete, compl. Also mini-blinds & landscMl.!ll,&645·3540 _ removal.Oumptruck your house, plants & Top quality. Special J.D .. Hom:em~. f OrjginalWindow Washer serv1C'e Remove old. ln· l~yelour!_ 542-_221~ Mowing $10.Sl5·S25 -~is!Lserv 64V618 pets. Bondable, refs. care in handling. 25 yrs t~llqu~s. at. ca 64~~ Avg 3 brhome. $35. st~ew ~1r ~5:8512_ Drywall Hauling /Movmg $25 DUMP JOBS 631-7~7 exp Competitive rates. e painung. 631-7698 Pool Derks and Patios. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7~ 9904 ~~ ~jark Small Moving Jobs No overtime. 73cHJS3 There s an easy way tor Masonry. Sport & TenntS Drywall Spec1ahst C II '11KE646 39 LondscopilMJ T H E V ET ER AN S you to sell that bicycle Get GREEN cash Courts. Lir 374067 Bob. Qual & prod New & re YARD CLEANUPS. tree _a_1• ~-l' 1 •• R •• E •• o'o""y'"o"u••R•Y••A•R••o••• MOVING CO. Careful. you no longe~ ~e. Just for WHITEelepbants "•11966 °'77'""8 od """"'·' 532•cc•9 work, irrigation & re Haullng&DumpJobs · advertise tl 1n the withaClusifledAd '!-'_._='-'!'.!: ·_v_• l!l_ . II""""""'· ~ '""'.! p 3 • r . g reen be It I Ask for R31ldy Instant color. clean-up Courteous & Cheap Pis Cl T d' C 11642·5678 CaU642-5678 Want Ad Results 642·5678 Want Ad Help? 642:_5678 lands~.!Qe_ll§l·Ol29 _J 641.84zr fast serv. 97&-9196 call 642·~ ass• •e · a · Aportft.ents Unfum. Aportmenb Utrfurn. Apor+tneets Unfwn. Roomt 4000 Rentals to Share 4300 Rentals to Shen 4300 Office Rttltal 4400 lusil'l•u l..W 4450 lusiHH R...-4450 ....... / .. nst/ •••••• • ••• ••••••••••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••.••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fl.met CostoMtso 3824 Co1t0Meso 3824 HuntiftgtOftleocll 3840 Eastsic!e Costa Mesa Movmg? ~void deposi~ Beach Aptroomw1bath, Offitt/Wcrthome Officts.D-1..M Retail1omce .sf8ce. 700 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice large room w 'frplc & rut living. ex.pe~ses . $250-just room $200 I for lease. New carpets Npt Be.ach sq ft. Westclif Area NB ._..., IHSTANTIH ' 3bdrm 2b frplc gar &own entr'}'.COLLEGE Profess1onall} since 1St/last67J.l<X>J &palnt.Nr.Airport&all Small executive office. 851·8300 Opporimity 5005 2 Br. l ' 2 Ba. Tllwn'house fncd ~rd ~'asher· drye; SPACIOUS GAL prer S300 mo, Isl & 197 L . M· F Rmmt. wntd. to shr freeways. Ava al now. xlnt address, t696/Mo. Small orfice bldg for rent. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Easts1de. 1 c:h1ld OK hookups Close to SC 3 Br. 2 Ba Apt. with 2 last mo. req After 5 pm HOUSEMATE$ spar. 2 sty C.M. hm. Call644-6SOOor700-1377 Terri 01075.i-1194 SllSOmo.CM. --~ .. ---- Yard, lndr} rm Cirt-at Plaza. $.'575 mo. ~~0117 car attached garage. 646·337~. -832-4l34 Min to bch. Jacuzzi. FwftfucOffiut RnAILSPACE Christina, 557-2783 : OVERWEIGHT: Need loc '-'50~1o or_962-9804_ rrp~ hS~~jrPPelp~~lfd New rondo 1n Cost a M Ftosharespac.2BR2 Yf D. mny.xtrs. $250 +. Low monthly rates. SOOO sq ft.onNwptBlvd. 851·5117 ~a:Ol~:~T:c~: TSLMQM'r §42 1603 !bdrm"' gar. SJ40 +Sl2.S ~ok For appt cuU Mesa. pool , rourts. Ba apt. NB. Pool~ pvt Ci;ll Judi, 645·2362 NearO.C. Alrport.180& Ai trafric. Great ex-IRctlntriolRlllfd 4500 pany proftta. 1·532-3777 security Call before TSLMGMT &12·1603 S200 mo. lst,lasl +set beach $400. C3 1l 6·10PM 200 sq ft. Recepl.. posure SJSOO mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• orafter6pm640-7326 2 Br I BaS7l W JoAnn ~m 6456'llM . _ ----------~~~ts~~:~irrani?e· DJohnson 760-1966 , M~.quiel,considerale. security serv., pho~e lmmed.0ccupy · 8.700 sq. ft. office+ ~1~~. 1 s~~!~;, "'~ :O,t~ • 2 Br 1 Ba ~lesa Verde OCJUllO leodl 3848 --·---·---675 6000 _ rnendly. non-smoker, answ:. '.'~rox. se~y I, Realonomlcs 675'6700 warehouse Irvine In· --------32 1 ;.., pets $12S ••••••••••••••••••••••• E Side C.M nice area. Woman chJld OK Big with cat Needs room ut1l.. Janit I Call Bill at N rt Modem Store dustrial. :ff triple net. BIKE RENTAL BUSl ~.!-1 1 8~~9~4 · 0 La gun~ ChH Or by lge room w1lge bath condo. 'pool. t.enms. etc. Aug 1 Guy 549·5279 85 1-2120 ; after 5pm 0/:Cr'nr post ore. $450. Call 646-1~ or Inquire ln I..aguna Beach. For ---Shaw s Cove 2 Br Pr1v ent. male pref j;!S0.645-5123,645·5165_ ~aY..!..~k.!!!L___ 848-6805. 548 s /f. 2131477.7001 Maros1 Co. 16753 Noyes. moreinfo,call494·3304. FAMILY •ns. Brand new beauu!ul lrR apt. for f11m1lies with 1 or 2 C'hildren °'e3r rark Heat paid ~o pel~ 2BR. 2 BA ZOO 398W ,!VtL~rr,631558}_ Stunning 1!1r2e 2 Hr 2 Ba Garden Apt Pool & Hec area S<HS 710 w 18th ~t Apts 2hr $400 !Bdrm S3SO Rdng.StAwe 646.:!!3-ll ~t 2PM_ L111•, br1lt-, air~. 1 Br apt "'Ith balcony or paho. cathedral ce1llnJ!, pool & spa. lush l11ndsrar1101.1 Adults. no pets $400 & !:!P.· 549 ~441 2B r . 2Ba t"nhome . beautifull) lndscpd . frplc . gar. lndr}. l'lc $490 mo. Adlts·no pets :>46·401,§ IMMEO OCCUPAMC Y! 2 Br 1 Ba. Apt Beam ceilings. lau11dr) rm pool Adults onl). no pets TSLMGM'f &1z.t6~ NIC~! 2 br \l; ba. private patio, enrlosed gar. No pets $150 l\.sk for BJ!! 6~ 1-1.266 SPAPCIOlJS I & 2BDRM Adult open beamed ceibng, lots ot wood, serving bar & Ille kitchen SW.~ & $110 n(l pe ts . 2256 Maple 548-7356 673-~ -- E 1S1de. stove. rerrige. quiet. ut11& 1.ncl, S240 mo, prer. f~m. 645-4461 2 Br. 1981 Maple t\ve Rdrige. ,\dults only, no ·pets. S37S. Sima Mgmt. Co.§41-1324 3 Ir, 3 lo Twtthse Spn~ious, F'/P,dwasber. ,JJ7~~· d-~7S __ Westcltff area, charming Ocean view. patio._frpl~ kitchen pnv, S2:5-0 call Prof f~m 25-40. toshr pre· Jerry 957·9266. Brkr. Coop in· Moftty to Lo. 5025 du1>lex;. I Bedr rrlplc. ~. . 494-1602 or Collect ~S-8100 . st1g1ous 3Br,' 21'1Ba Office.__...... 4400 OCB EhA300N Vl EWf·tNeRwport ~M-vited. ••••••••••to••••••••••• patio. ueam ce1 ing. 626 2149 F h d ..,,.. c . +sq ecept CotOMuri _ O utits inrld_~_&l.l6Q9..'.L -· ---urn1s e room. ni ce TurtlerockHome Frplc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm, $400 per mo Ans Storage 455 WIDOW has money for Lg neat and clean studio. area. Steadily emplo)'.ed microwave. W ID. total 1617 Weslcliff. N.B. Want Serv /Secy ava11. <71•> 4200 sq ft. G~d floor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd T.D.'s $10,000 & up! LJrlll' I Br l'pper Endsd gara.ie S37S Me!>a del ~tar area CJll i51 9905...l\'...!!lesE &.e _ Room} 3 Br Townhouse apt. 1n quiet Adult Co mplex ~ewly re· decorated. fi replace, enclsd patio & garage Sorr~ no pet5 SS2.s Mo 64S·338J c!!!_b!,wn 9-5 ·JO_ 9uiet Ac:Wts o•tr 35 l.rg 2 Bdrm Upper S370 tno Btfl landscilptng. No pets LEEWARDS ,\PTS 2020 Fullerton A \'e 631·03!n lad;;:-Cul paid A\ail Au~ l, $250, Patio. Adil~. _g_wet. 6~44'--6958~- Luxun· 2br. frplc. encl patio. nr park racquet· ll!!!.LJ-1.!i:.O 67,H I~ New 2BR 2BA Nr So Cst Plaza micro FP dbl Eler Gar pool spa incl wtr & heatf7SO. W!:~e~- Pomona 18lh l Bdrm. 1 Ba. upstair.1 apt dlnmg area . carpor t . water trash pa id No children or pet.s $375 545·2()()0~g~J.._n2 fee._ THE VICTORIAN Newl)' decor 2Br w gar, edits. crpts. drps. bit-ins. Fncd yrd w patio, water pd. 636-4120 call 1-5. 667 Vic- to_na. ~::::50::..,---- $375. I blk to beach Call male 40+ $205 with upgrades. Noo·smoker, financial inst. 7000s.f. 64().89&4 C 0 a 5 t H ! g h w a Y · Not for cars. SBO Mo. E·Z CREDIT! No pnJty. Darlene 494 3672 or kitchen priv $180 no pets 752·2836. $340 + lSt.r!oor.Agent541·5032. Realonomics Corp. Newport Beach. CallAgtEileen673-73ll 661-1162 _ _ without. 979-9656 1, ulil. t.lllless R..tal 4450 675-6700 67:MlS4 .... _....._ T--£ --rt .:__h--3869 l Br Kitchen priv Non· M_l _r_ -l-t -h--2 MEWPORT IUCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• STORE OfffCE R--'-1.. w~ 4600 ,_Ont+.+-" .. s • ~ 5035 •po ..._ k Sl8S , t'ls · a e or ema e 0 5 are Full service exec of-For store & office space or ........ --...., ••••••••••••••••••••••• smo er. "u • · Bdrm house in COM f' f 1397 .. 0 at reasonable rates. Several rentals availa-••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront for.Winter ~~ar Q.IT, 955-0809 p;!Smo.675-7182.Doug d~u~·e~~~officesfro~ 500to4000S.Ft. bl.einNewport/Cannery Bachelor 50. ~w wage Sottltr~Co Rentals. Furnished & S....mer R.tals 4200 Park Npt tennis. pool, ~. lnclds. secretarial. MESA VERDEbR Village area to $2600 per earner needs living qlr rw'T • unfum. Broker. &iS-4912 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• spa. Resp. fem. 23-28. 2 phone ans., word pro-mo. w 1storage ror restoring !'II typea of i;-eal estate NO FEE! Apt & Condo LIDO ISLE charm mg 3 Br 2 Ba. $300. Sally cessing, Telex,qwip. 1525 Mes~~ E. C.M. car 1boat. C.M. area, will investmentss111ce 1949. rentals. \'illa Rentals bdrm. 2 bath. pla yroom 1_69:.9591 _ _ _ _ _ THE HEADQUARTERS 545-4 Ill pay util. 646-3647 aft S~ ilt 675-4912 Broker _ Just remodeled. Mon, Housemate wanted. rent I COMPANIES 6PM 2-ITDs PARK NEWPORT 6th751~6r1e6n1tal Bill Grundy, loft & have r~ll use or 7141'51·(&1 _ RnAILSPACE M 3S seeks 1 br apt on 642-2171 545-0611 . . -· ----home & pool m family CdM Deluxe Suites. AC. 770 ft H bo beach, Nwpt/Balboa. Want Investor tor Npt COUHTRYCLUI NEWP OR. T OCEAN a1mosphere $300 mo. ampl pkg. util pd. 2855 sq, ·on ar r SELL Idle items with a gar.,yr-round.838·9424 bayfront home. Give LIVING FRONT Lux. 2·4 Br Wk· 759-0780 E. Cst H . 675-6900 :~~~~~.M . SiOO. Great Dally Pilot Classified well secured 1.st or 2nd Bachelors. 1&2 bedroom ly ~ 6J3 SQ Rf• 673-7677 Spectacular view, securi· Realonomics 675-6700 Ad. 642-5678. Want Ad Results 642-5678 T.D. Agt. 67~161. ~~;to1~~t900 ~~:O~o;k!:!~~P~cean· U'a~~e~ t=e.~r::!. BOAT SLIP ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO VIEW 2 b;:-2 bu~ Bay view 2 br JiOO week. 760-9307 lllcw.d ii yow ltoM • • terr ,frpk ,pnme.adlts AK~nt..§75-8170. Share New 2 Br. C.M. wtie. yo.. chooM ow : S-DAY WEEK SPECIAL : $1,000mo §7.}6359 Hu nt. Bch lrg Jbdrm House. 721 Center St. •tuxe 1500 to 4000 Oceanfront. yearly. w spa Near beach Aug ti!OO_M<! ~·~---tq. ft. C._ · lbdrm. modem wood & .Q!!U:_96<!:.n15_. ---Rmrnte3S+to shrlux2br 67>1662 • 8 Days • 3 Lines • 8 Dollars • glass apt. Util pd. no "1Blk.tobch.Lge,newl) ~~~legNe~ ~Tl ~l~~~. 711 W.17thSt .. CM. Wet· pets. p;oo mo. 675·:E.?J.,_ dec'd. 2 br. front yrd. t:"1M 'mo .• .,, ,776 . bar, cpt. & drps. J9r sq. I oo W k Cl 'f' d b · 1 d 't • lBr yearlyrental _FISwk.968-~.-~-~ .. ______ rt.642.4463 e lt'seasytopaceyouro-ay ee ass1 1e y ma 1.an 1 $42.Smo. NewportBeach3Br2ba, Female to s lir apt Share orfice low rent • COStsj ust$8 -that'sonlyadollara day!TOQUalify forthiS • 67J.6210agt. furn. Weeklv . Agent. ~~,':ii~~ ~ii8avaair:,~ Beach Blvd.' Hunt. Bch: • 1 special offer. you must be a non-com mercial user offering e OHTHEWATIR ~-~6S0,67J..s84~ -Adl 960-6875 4 desks avail. Broker • mercha ndise for sale up to $800 per ad. and the price must • Fabulous bay view. Bayfront pvt sutte t Rmmte to shr house in _.842-=-·..,14""18"'.----- large upper duplex. 3 br non smoker. July IS to Westminster. $250/mo. OFFICE • be in your ad. The cost stays the sa me whether your ad • 2 ba . garage. Adults, no Oct IS , Sl 200 mo Call77S·l602 needs eight days selling time Or J·ust One. pets. l}OO Mo. Yearly 673·0560 SPACE 675·0236 &67J.709L _ LIDO IAY FIOMT Liberal Roommate con· Beautiful Complex next • • tact service. · Bayfront i>Vl suite. non· 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. August _ __.1213) 633·3449. lo Orange co. Airport. • Use one word in each box. About 4 words make one • smoker. Gar, shr kitch. $200(), Beach Prop. 1740 sq. ft. $1.10 per sq. I ·t· d 1. f t M' · d · 3 1· Pl · t 1675/mo.673-0060 --~2888 __ Detached 2 Br. 1really ft. Allor~. !7 officesl • C 8SSI 1e tne 0 ype. tn1mum a IS ln0S. ease pnn • small housel allev com· N1'cely ecoratdd xlnt I · I Bay view 2 br. 2 ba, Lido Yacatiot1 ...... 4250 ""Und orf Tust1'n' Ave . ~-. • p atn y, • I I d l ""' Ughtine. New carpets s an , yr Y or summer. ·~·--•••••••••••••••••• Near beach, Fem. 40..55. thru-out, central air. Agt,673·9000. BagBearLakecabinsand ~Aft6,646-4680. Ide a I Ar c h J t .• r-----------------------------., • H..tiuJtoftltoch 3140 EASTBLUFF 2 br den 2 Mammoth Lakes con· Male or female b Proressiooals or Con· • I • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, lge sundeck.' pool, do's 2 da min. 964-5712 plush N.B. 4 Br ~s~~ tractors. Mrs, Tribolet. THE WHIFfUTRH garage. AdultJS. ti95. 848 Oceanfront Newport l'"z blocks from beach 552-7655 • I • LuxuryAduJtunlt.sataf. AmigosWay.644-0906or Beach, 2 & 3Bdrmsi w/pool & tennis courts. • I. fordable living. 1.2 & 3 646-5507. avail. wee-ltly Cal $350. 1st. & last. Call PLUSH OF F ICES , Br. Well decorated. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. $750 mo. 544·0614 3232 Paul760.7024. , 500-6000 sq fl. 1801 • I • Olympic size pool. light· yrly. CaU Mon thru Sat. WAHTED Newport Blvd. C.M. Pb S 8 00 I ~::n~i:e~d~:.c:~~: 10-4. 675-16421 Aft. Newport on Ocean ren· Classified Ads 642-5678 646-9495 • • I • Most beautiful bldg. in Versailles2Br2Ba,vuor tal wanted. Clean 3 10 IO bay & ocean . $825. bdrm 40lh S\ to ~th St • • I • H.~rom . MtJ.-0619 642·6149Sandy. area.' First floor. Reas h /,...J.~ • ·1 • OCN &BAYVIEW rate. For ramlly. quiet V'fdn{ 10 13 20 MARINERS WALK Bright 2Br, 2Ba penthse and will live clean. 4 wks \.hJY' • " I • 2 & 3 Br, TQwnhouse un1t, Jux amenities. $750 or mo. July '82 · (? 1~""' 15 80 I Apta. from ~. Patios. mo. BYC06f5-2Zl several years). W~U de· ;.1"" .... i ·1611 • • • single & double car STUDIO . across Crom pos1l l wl now. Reliable. ~ 1V1 • I garage&, near Hunt. beach. $34$/mo yrly. 675-1274 /Uth' .-.. 1L. 7. Add S2.60 for each 1ddltlon1l llne for 8 times I • Harbour.840-6807. Pool, enc gar. laW\dry. So. Lake Tahoe lUltury VI~ l.OI-, • i • 210 Ced11r, Npl Shutes. Mtn. Hom& 5br, 3ba in 640:5078 Montgomery Estates. Lei-• I • --t.~==---~~~ ..... ~?.~ ~~:~~1~~~in. """"" e Publish my ad fora days starting 1 e Nearnewlbr.apt.,built· R .... toSMrie 4300 v.IL~..h. • Cl 'f' t' I I e ins, carpetal drapes, car ....................... ft.Orv•~ "' • ass1 IC8 ion I • pon1 launory ractlity1 ~l'Wr ,.ii puoucttnnilcowu,ano vw ~· e Name le aolf coul'M r\Jtht btlltnd __ -I property!! Adult.a only '~itt'l~C' • Address , • no pet.J. Avail. July 1 1,,,c<<. • ftd.,A. .. A-~ Jj.J p?Smo.Owner64J.01M UJ.... •• .,..: • .-""1.. Use ,.....,..,,. ""service • C't z· Ph , • 2 BR. 2 BA. 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