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Home My WebLink About1981-07-16 - Orange Coast Pilot• • * • • • r H 1JH·,,1 '1\ , 11 . t ( 1 , , , ., · • Eire farces 'San <M~Jre .~uke Shutdoivn· By DAVID &VTZ•ANN 0( ............. C Southern Cautornla Ed11on o. olftciall laid today t.bey wilt cloee down the only operaUnc nuclear reactor at tbtlr San Onofre Nuclear Generatiq Sta· Uon Friday to A:palr a dltNI tenerator dama1ed by ttre Tuesday ni1bt. The reactor la eQeeted to be out of operation for about 10 ~,., oftlclala aaJd. The shutdown ol the Ualt l faeWt,y eome1 Ju.t wMb after' lb• dl-me;awat& reaetor Md been Nltarted .n.. 1' ,,,.... ... of repair work oa lt•am 1ener ..... with corroded ....... Tiie ""'"1n1 down ol U.. l'MC· tor also comet a1 a federal llcenalq and safety panel ooe- Unuea beariq1 today in Su Dle10 oa tbe earthquake l&fet, ol two new reactor UDltl Edltoa r to bave oa liDI by tm Md ldllOD 1polle1man aua .. u Hawk• Mid &oclay tJaat U.. are oeeurnd ID u awdllary dl...a , .. ., .... wb.leb la u.M to ~ ·ply power to safety IYMDll cm alte, Tb• ft.re, wblcb WU 4ouaed ID about 10 mln"t" by plant pel'ICGDel, wu cauaed by a lat from a ba.ll·lneb pretlUre 1au,e . line wblcb aerayed oil on a heat- ed exhaust .,_pe nearby. • Hawkes Hid that althou1b then wu no dama1e estimate u yet, it would take at leut 10 days and pol\ibly tonier to re. pair tbe 1enerator. • And because of Nuclear Reculatory Commtulon rel\lla- tiona recudriq that at leut two backup ieneratora be In operat· ln1 condition, the Edlaon spokesman said the entire plant would need to be abut down dur- int the repair period. Hawkes 1ald the NRC allows a nuclear power plant ta remain In operaUoo for at leut 12 boun with only one workin1 generator, resultinl in Friday morning's shutdown deadline. He said the blase caused no damaae to any nuclear-related plant oiacblner)' and occurred while tbe dleael 1eaerator wu under1oln1 a re1ularly scheduled monthly test. The plant's sb~tdown will re- quire that Edison rely oo lta other fossil-fuel facilities to com· pensate for the loss of nuclear produced electricity. Co~ty io bleed ·mider budget slashes .Med/ly aid asked ·by Brown LOS GATOS (AP) ...... Fruit flie.s spread1n1 out of control threaten Californla '1 $14 billion rarmine industry wttb v1rtua.l shutdown and tbe federal IOV· emment should take emer1.,.ey steps to help filht them, Go¥. Edmund G. Brown Jr. aay1. Brown uked President Reagan on Wednesday to declare three San Franclaco Bay counties a federal diluter area after fruit rues were discovered 10 miles outaide a reeion des- ignated for aerial 1prayin1 wtth the pesticide malathion. Officials made arraniementa to widen the spraylq area, and five helicopters were In tbe air by • a .m., sprayin1 droplet.a ol sticky pesticide-Jaced bait over a populated area north and west of San Jose to kill flies on .backyard fruit treea. "The increased mqnitude ot . the infestation coutltutes a dla· aster which ii now beyond t.be control of tbe services, penca. oel, equipment and facilities" ol • the state and tbe three countlee, Brown said in a lett.r to Rea1an relealed Wednesday. He asked for federal funds to help pay for the eradication pro- 1 ram, which bu coat $23 million, and aaked for low· iJJterest loans for resldenta from the Farmers Home Admlniltra· tlon and the Small Bualneu Ad· minl1tratlon. The White HOUie Hid it bad not received a copy of the letter, and Brown said he -had no In· dlcation !hat help would be . fo,rtbcoming. Officials cobtlrmed Wednes· • day that ma11ota of tbe fut· breeding pest bad been found 10 mile• north of the Infestation area In San Mateo and to tbe eut in Hllpitaa, u well. In tbe fint two days ol pre. dawn 1prayina of the pe1Udde malathion, only 1~ square mUel were covered in the heavily populated infestation area of more than 121 square miles. 1be lint ntibt, a pwnp on tbe lone helicopter broke down. Tbe MCOnd niCbt, oae ol two belicop-ters uaed for 1prayiJa1 mallunc· tloaed. Officials bad boped to 1pray '5 square mil• ID two days and the full area in a week.· Tbe entire sone la tarfeted for t leaat •ht spray ~ of malatbfon, a common. 1arden pesticide wblcta many esperta bave aald ii 1afe. · The apraytq. which betu ~arly TU.claJ ~~ atouHd n.e. ' oppoe~ ..... local 1ov.rD- menta ta Allmeda, Santa aara and Sm llMeo counties. LOOKING '°" DINND -'Ibis vulture pbotosrapbecl while winging over the Turtle Rock area of Irvine bu a three to four-foot winppan and ia one of the lar1est bird.a found .............. ..,., ...... locally. It feeds chiefly on dead animals. lt can be identified · by the separate, fhiger-llke wingtip feathers and its dis· Unctive bead. sen. Robbim aeeka probe a/ter verdict Letter st~s Reagan Boy writes of concern for baby seals doesn't need real fur." Tile letter beariq Reagan's . •tcnatun read: "Dear Marlo: It 11 at.ay1 a pleuure to hear from ~ Americans who rare ao dMpbt about tbe many prob- le1111 fadna America today. "I wu very moved by your sincere expreulon of love for anlma1t and co12cern for the cruel *t.Y In wlllcb aome peOple mlltreat tbem. ••Your letter 1bowed a senaltive unde~tandlnl of tbe important role anlmal1, both dom..Uc and wild, play In our Uvet. "I want JOU· to know that I prevent the aeal 1lau1bter It share WI CC>Dcern and com. would be the president. mend '°'°' coarqe In 1peaklnl ''Our teacher told ua ID dall· . out cm bebalf ot~tbol• wbo can· bow the b&mten were clabblq not defend themaelves. baby ~ to cleaUa. I wu '° Ill>" ·'I bope that you wlll always set abcM{l t.bote b•t.9 I wmt be COUlllecl cm to stud up fOf' bome from acbopl that nllbt ad tboH ..aer tban yau are. Tbla wrote a letter to tbe p .... ldea&," . la a virtue ol wblcb you may be Ilario aald ... I 1aJd the wartd V!l'1 Pl"OUd." ~clipae due beginning at 8:25 p.m. Unknown millions at s.take By FBEDEAJC& 9CHOEMEBL Of .. Oeltr ......... The ripple effect from near- certaln upcoming cuta In tbe federal budcet will hi( <>ranee County government in the form of a mulU·nillllon dollar wave. As analysta see it, the county wopld lose about $3.5 million outrigbl under bud;et packages now beln1 considered by the Conareu In Wublngton, D.C. And, they warned at a briefing Wednesday, the county could f~e unknown millions in addl· tional costs if the federal and state govemment.S d~clde to cut back on the avallabllity of Medicare and Medi-Cal funds to provide health care for in· d11enta. B~cauae the federal bud1et. ba1 yet to be approved, tbe COUD·- ty Board of Su~rvlaon -wbicb now la In lta leCODd day of bear· inll OD lta proposed f780 mil1laD bud1et for flacal 1981 -w1lJ be forced to 'bold a second set ol bearlnp In the fall, after de- claiom at the federal level have been made. The 1tati1Uca uaoclated with the projected cuta are •taaer· int. :. / ··we eatlmat~ that over 400,000 people 1VilJ be removed from tbe I caseloads ol our aoclal services, health, welfare and refuiee pro- grams," supervt.lors Chairman Ralph Clark said in a prepared statement. ·•At least 71 positions in those programs will most likely have to be eliminated. •'Hardest hit will be social services for children and addlta. Five entire programs will prob- ably be ellmlnated," Clark said.' "Most Ironic, employment services to iet people off welfare will probably ISe wiped out." What seems to concern county officiala the most ii that budiet cuta at both the federal and st.ate level• are beinl ma~ with no changes In the legal requlre- menta that certain services be provided. The net result la that the county mutt use local dollan I r to continue to carry out the man· dated proarama. Accordlnt to Clark, more than 11,000 penons may no looser be eligible for Medi-Cal. "We can expect a sJpifit:ant portion ol these to end up u the county'• reaponsiblllty, llnce the COUQt.ies are under le1a1 obllgat.lom to meet ~ medical needa ol In· 1• dlaenti..r. · Also, of concern to 'county of. fitiall ls that the state may re- 1ume a former policy requlrln; counties to chip in toward the coat of provtdln1 care to Medi· <See CVT8, Pa1e AZ) . . llmlDlllllllill .. Or1ngeCout.OAILY PlLOTn-'hurad1y, July 18, 1911 ~~umer program lost? Supervisor Nestande seeks to shift. county pnorities - A sai5,GI prosram that pro. vldea ccimwner ~UOn foe or .... Cou.ty reltct.nla wW be tllmlnated ti county Supervtaor Bruce N•tande hu his way. In a •Ul'l>l"be tnove Wednet· day. durlnl the ftnt day of bear· in1s on the county'• f780 mUUoa bud•et for ftlcal 1111, N•tande· propoaea that the proaram that employs 12 persona be scrapped. He said the money should be allocated for more pre11ln1 needs, such as services for abused chJldren and prenatal care fw preanant women. While Neatande found support ror hil su11eatlon from Supervisor Roger Stanton, the board ultimately decided to de· fer a decision on the program's fat. ~Ul 9:30 a .m . Wedn.sday. "I'm lacllDed to all'M wttb SU,.nilol; N..tancrt, we abould be lookiq at lbiftin1 prioriU.,'' Stanton aald ... Wbetber tbe aaency or department ta dolQI a 1ood Job la not the queaUon. f&'• whether they abould be dolq lt at all." Ac~ to b\ldset materials ,.provided tO aupervilorl by the county Admlniatratlve Office, the censumer aaalatance and protection proeram, dwinl the fiscal year that ended June 30, · collected S713,434 ln reatitutioo for lta cllenta -nearly double the amount or its budaet. The office, according to the budaet document, helps promote ethical buslneu practicf:!l, otr~"' Columnist denies Liz Taylor affair NEW YORK <AP) -Colum· nist Max Lerner hH denied a book's assertion that be and ac· treaa Elizabeth Taylor had a two-year love affair 20 years a10 while both were married. Accordin1 to "Elba beth Taylor: The Last Star," by Kitty Kelley, the affair was serious but Lerner said he deci ~ed not to marry Miu Taylor because "she would uae me the way ·a beautiful woman uses an older man -as a front while she 1oea to bed with everythln1 in sight." Excerpts ot the book, to be published in the fall by Simon & Schuster, appear in the Aul\llt issue ol Ladies' Home Journal. Lerner told The Associated Press ii) an interview that Ms. Ke lley "ran away wltb the racls." "There was never an affair between us -definitely not," ·said Lerner. "Mias Taylor :agrees with me on that. There was a romantic friendship which lasted a brier time and was never serious." I Lern~r would not comment further, sayln1 he would write about the dispute himself. B.J . Wllk.lna, a spokesman for Miss· Taylor, said the actress would "have no comment . . . whalloever" on the book. Mias Kelley, interviewed by telephone, said she interviewed Lerner several times and u - sem bled corroboration that a Taylor-Lerner affair did occur. She said sh~ believed her ac- count W'8 ac(!urate. ''I'm surpriaed at Max Lerner, both personally and pro· resslonally," Illas Kelley aald. "He told me eveiythtn1 that I said be told me." According to Mill Kelley's ac· coun(, Miss Taylor and ber third husband, Eddie Fisher, met Lerner after he wrot e aym". · pathetically of·thelr mar1'tQe. Fisher had divorced actress Debbie Reynolds to marry Mias Taylor, causing iromethlng of a scandal, but Lerner defended this "forthri1ht celebration or the nre ot the senaes." Kids get in free at QC Fair Fri-Jay • Kids 12 and under get. a break ::Friday at the Orange County Fair. They get in free until 6 p.m. Tbe fair continues tbrou1h Sunday with musical entertain· ment, handicraft exblblta, • carnival rides and sames and • professlooal rodeo. Here's a list or Friday's fair higbll1bts: 10 a.m, Beel showmanship, Livestock Judging Ring. · noon to 9 p.~. Hayrides, grounds. 1 p.m . Japanese doll making, Craft Theater. 4: 30 p.m. Kids contests, Food Bazaar ~. 5 p .m . Cow·milklng dem· onstration, Livestock Theater. 6:30 p.m . Spanish tolkJorlco dancers, Heritage Stage. 6:45, 8:4.5 and 10 p .m . Swaying Bilros, amphitheater. 7 and 9 p.m . The Association, amphitheater. 8 p .m . Professional rodeo, grandstand. , 9 : 30 p.m . Orange Blossom Cloegers, Country Comers 10 p.m . Vandermeide the Hyp- notist. Orangeland Pavflion. lnlormatlon on COOJumer nl.bta and ,work.I with tbe county Dla· trtct Attorney's office ln punu- inl action aaalnat violations ot conaumen' ri1bta. Board Chairman Ralph Clark led the opposition to taklns lm- medlate action on Neatande'a proposal. "The conaumer ualatance of· rice bad done yeoman's work ln our county," Clark said. He said the board should f'e· ceive more information before a decislon la made . All supervisors, lncludln1 Nestande, then agreed to postpone the mat· ter. "I didn't aay they're not. doln1 · a good job," .Nestande said. "But w e 've iiot to c ut somewhere." * * * From Page A1 CUTS. • • Cal recipients . The last time that policy was in effect, lo tis· cal urn, it cost county govern- ment about $23 mllllon, Clark noted. As bud1et hearln1a opened Wednesday. supervisors were told the fiscal 1981 apendi.n1 pro- 1ram contains a deficit or about '13.8 million. After about three 1 hours ot review, about $2 million was pared from that figure as supervisors red·lined several items in the $253 million budget. or the county's Human Services Agency. The agency administers health, social and welfare services programs. AmOlll those items rejected or modified by the bOard weti: ff -A $2.8 million request to provide 1eneraJ relief welfare paymeoll to persons who do not quaUly or are awa1tin1 other forms ol welfare. The board re· duced that fi1Ure to $2.4 ~on at t he insistence or Supervisor Roger Stant.on, who aald HSA of. rtcials bad overprojected the number or anticipated clients. -A $439,000 "information and referral services" program de- signed to provide the public with information about varioua health and social aervicea pro- grams. The board said worten t.n. other proerams could provide the information. -A $149,000 pro1ram to pro· vide nutritional inrormation. Five position s will be eliminated . fo a host or other actions, the board ordered a study or fees impos~ by the animal control department, asked for a study on a maternal care program, re· quested more information on the workload or public health de· partment field nurses 'and de· rerred until the October hear· inga a request that 58 workers be added to the force that de· termines eligibility for persons seeking wetrare. Fifty-seven e ligibility work positions already are authorized, although not all are fiJled. 1: 30 p.tn. Suianne's Dance Factory, Heritage Stage. 2 to 5:30 p.m . American Ingenu ity Band, Co untry Meadows. 3 p.m. Mitchell Mar ionettes, mall. 3:30 p .m . Funs ·A-Po'ppin circus, Circus Area. .Niguel MAC issue seen on/all b'alloi • Sloop ruined by fire off . Dana Harbor Oranse County SherUf'a Harbor Patrol otflcen at Dana Point Harbor reported that a 25-foot sallin1 veuel that caqbt fire about 200 yards oft the marina early Tuesday with one man aboard la a total loss. Stephen Weilbacher, 31, or • Canoga Park, the owner ol the $12,000 aloop, swam uninjured to the harbor Jetty after hi• boat Ig- nited at about midnl&ht. Sheriff's deputy Cbrta BbodM said Weilbacher was pourins ••~line trom one container to auotber when the fuel caqbt fire and lplted the fiber,._. v"ael, wbldl burned allDOlt to tbe waterllDe. llMdle laid Wftlbaebier' •• picked up by a 1bertff"1 c1eput. meat patnit car. Hla bo*t wu towed lDto tbe harbor by the Harbor Patrol reacue boat. Rbodel Nici tbe ftre la under In· vnU,atloa. The bacten ot a drive to form a municipal advlSQry council in La1una Ni1uel say they have collected more than enou1ti sl1natures oo petitions to quallly the measure for the November ballot. Paul Haleman, president of the Laguna Nituel Community A11och'tlon, sai d 1 ,000 1l1naturea have been tatbered, 50 more than the required 10 percent ol all reatatered voters in the community. Haseman satd pet1tson1 watn 900 si1n aturea already have been bandecl ln to the Oran1e County Re1Ultrar of Voters to be verltled. He aald 1ponaon of the municipal ad visory council <MAC) aUIJ have a week to 10 before tbe deadline to tum ln all the petiUoal. Hueman aaid he bad been lold by Bernie S•alttad, cbalnnu ol the MAC f'onaatlon Commltl.ee, that voluateen will ~oatllwe to olreulat. petJUom lhta, weekend. "We wut to make sure we have more tban enou1b 1l1nature1 and not Jut tbe N · qwred amount.'' HaMman.ald. "It'• lolkal to expect that aome of tbe llpat._urea wlll be tolNd out." . The newly formed MAC would be made up or from fi ve to nine resident.a or Laguna Nir1.1el and surroundinl areas included in its boundaries. Members of the adv ory panel would make reco en · tlons to Orange Count supervisors on matten concern· lng planning, health, safety and public work.a. By formln1 the J4AC, It ii hoped the area will 'have more . clout ln declaion making at the count.y level. However, the coun· ell can only advise t.be eopnty supervlaora, and ta not lm· powered to make rulln11., U &.he NRC wins voter approval in November. lt will be the t.blrd to be formed ln the county. The two othen are ln the Mllllon Vie~ and Tustin Hilla com· munltiea. The boundarlea of the pro~ poted. Lal1'0• Nl1uel 'MAC ln· cl.He all of Or,nse County Service Area 3, wbicb now SWO- vldea munlclMl aervlc• to the area. • When community UIOdaUon dJreeton v~ to form tbe MAC In J ammy Ibey lnehlded the Bear lrMd Ranch arfa, which l1 not pert of the county terrice area. ff ..... o Hid tM aNe WM later.._ Giil tA the MAC._. dart.=lleariallbrUM Local PormaUoa Com· ml11lOli to determine tr tb• parcel 1houid be Included la .............. Diii.,. .............. MILES OF CABLE -Stress t able that is to be strung through new Pacific Coast lfighway Bridge over Upper Newport Bay is laid out in preparation for instaJlation. In all, 150 miles of cable will be used. It's what makes the bridge strong, according to construction officials, who have announced that it now looks like bridge will be finished riext February instead of in November. Next questio~? Senate candidate slugs repprter . . CHARLEsTON, W.Va. <AP>- After announcing that he would challenge Senate Minority Leader Robert Byrd in 1982. a 41 -year-old lawyer slugged lbe first reporter lo ask him a ques- tion. · In an exchange captured on film. H. John Rogers responded to Salvadorans abandoned VADO, N.M. (AP> -The U.S. Border Patrol s ays 56 Salvadorans are being held for deportation after a truck driver abandoned them whe n they began pounding on the walls or his rig as outdoor temperatures reached 90 degrees. · The group was from El Salvador and had entered the United States via Mexico, In· tPnciinll to travel to the West Coast , said Edward Garcia, dep- uty chief or the U.S. Border Patrol's El Paso, Texas, office. "They were becomin1 pretty bot in there and they were becoming nauseated because of lack of oxygen," he said Wednesday. a question about his mental health by leaping lo his feet and punching the television reporter in the face. Loren Tobia, C harleston bureau chief for WSAZ-TV in Hun· tington, s uffered a black eye. Rogers' only comment on the incident lat.er was that the re· porter asked "an impertinent question." Reporters walked out on the news conference following the in· cldent. WSAZ News 'Dir ector Bob Brunner said later that "despite the unprovoked attack on our re· porter, who 'was performing his legitimate function, we plan no further action at this time. "We be lieve ·Mr. Rogers' response to our legitimate ques· lion is rar more eloquent than anything we might say.·• Tobia's ques tion reterred ·to the candidate's recent stay in a mental hospital after a run-ln with New Martinsville Police Chief Anthony Castranova, who claimed that Rogers spit in hls race during an argument. Ro1ers, of New Martinsville, has run unsuccessfully for gov- ernor twice. most recently losine to Gov. Jay Rockereller in last year's Democratic primary. _--:... -.. --.. ".... ~-·---·---::. ... --------·· . .from Page A1 ROBBINS • • • However, be predicted that the char1es have d1ma1ed tum politically and made It '1unUkely that l will ever hold office other than ln the San Fernando Valley.'' · He aald be would run for another Senate term iJl 1912. GrlnninC broadly, be bulled hia parenta, who aat in the front row throulh the teatimony por. lion of t.he trlal. His father , Martin Robbins, wiped his •Ye$ with a handkerchief alter the last count was read. The jurors refwsed to ta.lit to reporten at the courthouse. But one panel member, Robert Sim· mons, indicated lat.er in a telephone Jntervlew that there were no votes for a convictioo. : Asked ii the jurors found Rob- bins believable, be said, "I think that's self-evident." Prosecutor Locher sald he was "obviously disappointed but that's the jury's verdict and that's the way the system works." Robbins was accused or bav- i n g s ex with two youn1 Sacramento·area women, Lbri Terwilliger and Retina Cullimore, when they were 16. He faced up to slx years 'n prison if convicted. Eight or the char ges involved Ms. Terwilliger, now 18. The njnth count accused him or engaging in a sex aet with &h. Cullimore, now 20. Ms. Terwilliger could not be reached for comment, but Ms. Cullimore said she told the truth about her relationship with Rob- bins. "There are two people In thl• world who know beyond a rea- sonable ·doubt that Senator. Robbins la in fact guilty," 1he- s aid in an interview. "Those twO: people are myself and Senator R obbin s, a nd nothlne w111: change that." Israeli jets raid bases ·in Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP> Is r aeli warplanes bombed Palestinian s tronl{.l\olds in southern ·Lebanon today in the fourth major anti-guerrilla a.ir assault in lets than a week, ac· cording lo witnesses and ·Lebanese radio. There was no immediate of· ficial comment from the Israeli military command in Tel Aviv. The rightist Voice of Lebanon. radio station said Israeli jets raided guerrilla bases in and around the .coast.al fishing town of Damour, 12 miles south or Beirut. Witnesses said Israeli jets struck the teeming Palestinian •efugee camp 'or Ein el-HiJweh on the southern edge or south Lebanon's port city or Sidon. Lebanese t:eporter Edmond Chedid telephoned from Sidon, 25 miles south or Beirut, and said about 10 Israeli warplanes staged several bombing and strafing runs on Ein el·Hilweh. which has a United Nations· registered refugee population or 23,541 -the largest of the 1.3 . Palestinian camps in Lebanon. There was no immediate re· port of casuJatles. Arson plea told. .. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Otis J. Bloom, the unemployed painter accused of setting a massive blaze that left 100 peo- ple homeless, pleaded innocent to arson charges on Wednesday. A• ........ Kim Sulbrede, Mi.ss USA in the Mi11 Universe pageant, j7in8 Mi11 USA I0.6hes on Arthritis Foundation representatives Amy (left~ and Lila Keen in New YorJc. The twins, from Dorthy, N.J.,.both have arthriti1. Sp eak e r pauses to save a life Fresno County District At· lorney Dale Bllc'leastaff often thinks of sending someone to prison for life. But he was thinking only of saving a life when a man slumped over ·as he began a luncheon speech lo Che Hi-12 Club at Fresno. Blic~enstaff said he could tell that Nelton Geroalaa, the club's president,· had suf- fered a heart attack, so he administ e red cardiopulmonary resus- citation until paramedics .arrived. I The Royal Collt'le or Suraeons In Ireland haa a new honorary f elk>w, and flrat lad,v Nanc)' llea1H la dellah~. She and \he president watched proudly 11 the first lady's ateplather, Or. Loyal O..a-vl11 of Chlcaao. waa In· stalled as an honorary fellow at a traditional ceremony held In the IPish Embassy, in W ashlnaton. In an introduction, Sir •la• Fraser, college vice preti· dent, said the 86-year-old neur0$uraeon has had • dist· lnguished career, including the chairmanship of the Northwestern Univeraity Department of Surgery. Mrs. Reagan's stepfather is also past pre!!idenl or both the Amencan Surgical A11ocia· lion and the American College of Surgeons. Leonard II. Goldeesoa will remain as chairman and chief executive officer of American Broadcasting Co. · through ot 1easl Aug. 31, 1985, when he will be 79 years old. AB<.: unnounced. ABC said Goldenson, presi· dent of ~BC s ince 1953, signed a four-year contract. A ........... A physician who treated Geronlan later at Fresno CommunJly Hospital credit· ed Blickenstaff with saving Geronian's life. Actress Maria Karnilova pulls the beard of Herschel Bernardi backstage at New York's Uncoln Center after the opening of a revival of "Fiddler on the Roof." Bernardi stars as Tevye. a role he first played in 1966. .Merc11ry Unrelenting "•tch'( -CIOudl l•W 1°"'911t -Hrly PrlNy mornl,,.. OtllerwlM _., Pr1<19y. i;..st.94 -6S -.1. 7S"""' ...... .,. w.tM 12. llllMI ._al "'lllN. IS ...... P:rl· ...,, llM...,., f'9M nrlalll• wind• _..,_. -""*"' _....,. ....... . 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Director William Gonsalez said unh1eralty concerns over how county paUenta eventually are moved from the univenlty's 23-bed facility probably will pre· clude approval by tbe University of Califo""8 Board of Regenta. However, Gonzalez said medi~al ce11ter olflciaJs lnlend to provide the service throueh Aueust even without a contract. The aareement, he explained, Is needed so the university can collect funds in a timely maMer for its county -requested services. This latest dlspu~ is one In a lone line ol more signifkant COi)· tractual differences that led the reaent.s this spring .to terminate_ the unJversity's mental health contract with the county. The contract was supposed to stop July 1, but· county officials went to court and were granted until Aug. 31 to find a new facill· ly to treat Its mental health pa- tients. . The county Board of Supervisors approved the con- tract Tuesday extending mental health agreements with the medical cent~r through August. Cleille nte · • lllvestors win round More than 100 _i nvestors 1o, a San (\emente development proj- ect won a major victory in bankruptcy court when a judge ruled the developer has a right• to complete his project. San Diego Bankruptcy Judge Herbert Katz ordet"ed the city to grant San Clemente Estates a grading permit for its UIS-acre parcel in the north part of the cl· ty above San Clemente General Hospital. Thal ruJine clears lh.e way for San Clemente Estates to sell the parcel lo Anderson/Olsen 0Pvelopment of San Clemente, and Sukil Construction of Santa Ana. And il leaves more than 100 In- ~ estors, who had pre-purchased lots in the development, with lhe opportdnily to build on their pro· perty. Ownera of San Clemente Estates sued ttie city last year after the City Council refused lo grant hillside erading permiL-: whict\ had been approved by an earlier council in 1977. An agreement approved by the earlier council would have allowed development or 225 lots on the parcel, as well as a 26- unil condominium project on the hillside just northwest of Camino de los Mares. But, due to purported financial pr.oblems within San Clemente Estates, the partnership re· quired a council-approved ex- tension of its subdivision agree- ment with the city. This the new. more environ· mentally minded council refused to do, saying it wanted another crack at the grading require- ments ror the development . The council said it was critical or the earlier panel's approval, citing that some lots in the sub· division show 60 degree slopes, and some are located on ancient landslides. The luue in the contract tbal concerns univeralty officials LI whether the county should pay lo transfer its patients to wherever. a new facllity is located. The universilx wanta to ob- ligate the county lo pay for transfers at its request. The county ha& sou1hl to Q'lake "reasonable assistance." The mental health contract was terminated by the regents as a prelude to neeoliationa fol' a new and more encompassing health care contract for treating the county'• lndi&enta. That contract currently runs through June 1985 allhou1h negotiators are quietly trytn1 lo amend the aareement and teWe a dispute tovolvine about •.2 million in disputed bills. Jr oegotiJltors were to reach aereellk '\ta soon od the lar1er, health care Issues, then the university ml&bt continue with Its Dlental health servlcea. But Gonzalez was pessimistic today about such a resolution. "We really can't be boperuJ or that al this lime," he said. Citizens get look A citizens advisory group as· sisting in development of the Santa Ana Heights specific plan can now make recommenda· lions on development proposals facing county government ac- tion. Acting al tQ_e committee's re- quest, the county Board of Supervisors has directed the county Environmental Manage· ment Agency to direct all de- velopment proposals to the rom· miltee before they are con- sidered by such bodies as the county Planning Commission and Subdivision Committee. In urging board support for granting review power lo the committee. Supervisor Thomas Riley said "local review of proj· eels has proven helpful in as· sisting the county in processing. development permits during the preparation of other specific plans.'' ...., .......... .,'-...,. SAILOR'S BURDEN -Scott Andrews, 7, of. Lido Isle, is dis- covering that the hardest part of sailing is getting all the necessary gear from the house to the boat. Wearing li!e- jacket. sunshade and beach towel, Scott carries leeboard, paddle, tiller and rudder for his 8-foot Sabot. • 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 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 your mind 642•6086 SUMME.R SALE IN PROGRESS! Drexel Aa. Heritage~. SUMMER SALE Orange COut DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, July 18, 1981 O'Connor to meet ~.. I . abortion foe Helms WASHINGTON (AP) -San· dra I>'. O'Connor, leavinl at ltaat two aaU-abortlon aenaton undecided about 1upportln1 Mr for tbe Supreme Court, now faces the rDOll powerf\al Polen·· tial obstacle to her connrma- tion: Sen. Jeue Helms. Mrs . O'Cobnor , who sidestepped specific questions about abortion Wednesday but was quoted u aayln1 le1al pre- cedent should be followed, wu to meet tbe North Carolina Republican this evenin1 at the end of her third day of cou.rt.l.nC Congress. Helms, an abortien foe and leader ol the Senate's far-rilbt wing, bas expressed the m•t outright skepticism about Mrs. O'Connor's nomination. 10 bobbie• hurt . in London riot LONDON (AP) -Hundreds of ·.youths· burllnt 1uoline bombs • and bricks stormed the south London suburb of Brlxton. torching buildi~gs and injurln1 10 policemen ln rioling that ended two ni1hts of relative calm in Britain's angry streets, Scotland Yard reported. • Watt pwhes oil leasins plan WASHINGTON (AP> -In- terior Secretary James Watt says he is IOinl ahead with bis massive offshore oil leasLna pro- gr.am despite objections from environmentalists and reserva- tions from se1ments of the petroleum ind~try. .. "There bas been much con· tern that the area·wide concept wilJ result In a weakerun1 of en· vlronmental aare1uard1," be aatd at a press conference. • • 1'Vew cour~ ruling critical of Caaey WAS ff I NG TON (AP> - Another federal court ruUn1 critical ol CIA Director William J . Casey's financial deallnas says be and other dlrector1 drove a now-defunct farmJn1 corporaUon "deep and deeper into debt" by mana1ln1 ln a "pattern ol aelf·lnterest." President Reaaan. Vice Prell· dent Geor1e' Bush ind Whitt House counselor Edwin Meeae III had barely finished Wednesday alfirmlnl their sup- port for Casey and di1eounttn1 a federal court ruUn1 a1aln1t h.lm lo New·York.on May 19, when a ye~r-old federal appellate court ruling in New Orleans surfaced. Jet.a due larael WASfDNGTON (AP> -The Rea1an administration bu de· cided to release 10 F·18 jell to Israel, including four held ~P last month after hrael destroyed Iraq's' nuclear reac- tor, the Washington Star r~-· ports. Bail denied ATLANTA tAP> -A Superior Court judge, saying lhere ii a substantial likelibc-od that Wayne B. Williams would nee, bas refused to set bail for lhe man charged with one of 28 slay- ings ot yoon• blacks here. ML Y ASSVMAILI IMTHIST ONLY Call Wilham B. Mitchell - Cat11001y for quo1e •No i>b1tg1tion lfOnS no1iOnol f\rdng (714) 975-1128 === IACK IN SWIM -Gertrude, the Canada goose who had an arrow protr\lding from her leg tor two months, swims in a Milwaukee pond after she was released by a game warden who removed the arrow last month. Sell with EASE! It's a BREEZE CllJ.Uified Ads 642-5678 You can help your ,newspaper carri er collect at times convenient to you 9Y having your money ready so the carrier won't have to call back. Because this young per.son is In business ror himself or tierNU. please be ready -#ld watch that big arr1le wtlich tayt "Thank you .. • Daily Pilat How often should you have a complete eye exam? Who should you go to for expert eye care? What causes blindness and how can you prevent it? What are the latest techniques used in treating eye diseases? For some new insight into eyesight, attend Hoag Hospital's informative seminar, ''How's Your Eye-Q?" It will hetp you focus in on some ways to save your sight Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian presents • How's Your Eye•Q? • f sm.1 ... ., 25; 1981 , ......... .... Janet Kelly, RN .. Coi:nmunity Education . H-c Memortal H ....... Pre.bytertu Gn~Heq c.fermee C.er 301 Ne""'1 ...... New,ert Bwla, CA Prop...: ·. Anatomy and Rmction of the Eye Facts about an Eye Exam c.ataracts Glaucoma Retinal Diseases Eye Injuries . Question and Answer Period Speakers: \ Andrew aes, MD .. Ophthalmology Robert Flynn. MD .. Ophthalmology 'led Nehrenberg. MD .. Ophthalmology Daniel Siaband.. MD .. Ophthalmology - Nation's congress. ousts Communist chief WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Solidarity ualon leader J.Aeb . Waleaa called today for: a labor tru~e wblle a apeclal Commuallt Party conareu workl on aolu- tion1 to Poland'• social and ttonomic problems. • ln a statement l11uect at the Baltic headquarten of Poland'• lndependent labor federation,· Walesa cited t.he eleetioa of new party leaders later this week and "provoeatlona lo relaUon to Solidarity member•'' in request· inl a teaiporary ha.It to W\Son protests. He did not elaborate on the al· leged provocations, and no strikes or protests were known to be in pro1re1s. N•IQtladoali between tbe IOV· erameat and Baltic doclt workers bA*e oll at 2 a.m. but were to retume later today, Solldarlty beedquarten ln t.he aeaport of Gdansk said. The doeken bad threatened to call a strike tb1a week, then said t.he 1overnment tlad "retponded" to demandl for better worklnl and llvln1 condlUona. The nearl'y 2,000 dele1atea re- turned to tbe con1r"1 ball today for meetinp on party actlyity in · 'poUUoaJ, economic: and IOClal problemt of lhe country." The ofrtclal news a1ency PAP said lhe deleaatet would dlicuu ln· ternltlonal problems, party rules, economic policy, the maaa media and party unity. W ednelday, tbe con1rn1 ftx.ed blame for the nation'• woes by expellln1 former party ebief Edward Glerek and six leaders of hi• admlnistratJon from t.he Com muniat Party. The Soviet CommunJst Party newspaper Pravda aave promi· nent coverage today to a apeecb by a deleaate who accused anti- soclalist forces of tryinl to brina the Polish party "to ill kneel." Pravda made no mention of Glerek's expulsion, lanored a speech by Deput)' Premier· Mieciyalaw Rakowski criUcaJ of party conservatives, and made only an obscure reference to lhe declsloo to elect a new party leader by secret ballot. Accused spy pleads innoCent Former Army officer faces ~~arges of selling codes JACKSONVILLE, Fla. <AP> . -An ex-Army offkJlr accused ol. selling military secrets to lhe Soviets pleaded innocent today to four counts of Espionage Act v ationa. Joseph Geor1e Helmich, 44, brought to his 10-mlnute ar· ralgnment shackled at the ankles and wrists, entered inno- cent pleas to one conspiracy count and three eipionage char1ea throu1h . his .court · appointed lawyer. t . Helmich ls accused of selling secret codes and coding equip- ment in 1963 and 1964 while be was an Army warrant officer. The lnd1ctment charges lhat be was tau1ht photography and secret writing by the Soviets and agreed to give them information in the event o( "hostilities." U.S. Magistrate Howard T . Snyder set trial for Sept. 1• before U.S. District Judie Susan Black and continued the $500,000 bond set Wednesday . While"Helmicb was being held at an undisclosed location, cur- rent and former ·co-workers save contrastin1 pictures or . him. Some described Helmich as a "very, very nice· gentleman," but others said he collected gruesome pictures of Vietnam and Korean War casualties and seemed to· set pleasure out of displayl.na them. Helmich, who was arrested Wednesday at his JackspnviUe home by the FB1, alle1e<Uy re- ceived $131,000 from the Soviets and wu made an honorary col- onel in the Soviet army, much like someone might receive an honorary degree from a uni- versity, according to lhe indict· ment and a statement by U.S. Attorney Gary Betz. Tbe indictment alleged lhat the bulk 'of the activitv occurred between January, 1963, and Ju- ly. 1984. But as late as last year, the charges said, Helmich met Soviet officials to claim money held for him as "future payment for past activities and informa· tion." He also agreed to provide in- form alion to the Soviets "in the event of anticipated hostilities," the cha rges s aid. Federal authorities refused to say whether the reference was to U .S.-Soviet hostilities or when the aUe1ed pact was made. "The damage by the delivery of this type of information (codes) could be very. very grave," Betz said al a court hearing. · "It could have given them <Soviets) the ability to malte their own devices and decode messages at a time when this country was involved in hostiliU~ In Vietnam." SUMMER SAVINGS PLASTIC FLOWERS 40% OFF ~flcill QflHIN, vegetablea & fruits ello av8illibkl at our everyday low ~. Perfect for any room 12-0Z. DISfGN MAITIR SPRAY PAINT U•on freeh & .. tlowef9, ~ 4*Mlel. and much ... SHOP MOSKA TEL S FOA ALL YOUR WEOOING PA6TY CRAFT ANO FLORAL NEEDS Special PurchaH A Honed BASKETS* .88, 1.88, 2.88 lpeclel PurchaM BAMBOO HAMPERS Fot II YOl.ll' atorllQe Meda STRAW' WREATHS 10" ,.88 12", 14" .99 1.66 ~-------'-------------~--------~ DRIED FLOWERS A. HAPPY FLOWERS reg. :99 8. CATTAILS reg •. 89 C. IA•S IREATH teg. 1.09 D. HILL FLOWERS reg. .99 • ~WHEAT reg .. 99 ITAA FLOWERI reg .• 99 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thur9dey, Jutv 18, 1981 s \ Students face fee increase . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A University of0 Callfornla fee increase of $150 next school year and another f75 the fdllowin1 year wiU be voted on. by ~he UC recenta In a two·day meeUn&thatstarta today. • The increase proposed by UC Pretldent Da~ld Saxon wou.14' make up for a 110.5 million bud1et cut impoeed oa the university by the Leatalature, and aJao provide coet-of·llvint 1ncreues to acbolarsbip funda,Saxon'sofflceaays. The 130,000 studenta at the n.lne·Hmpus uni· veraity now pay f729 a year in fees to support acholarahlps and various 1tudent services. such aa health clinics and counaelin1 centers. ~ A separate fee lncreaae °'*"a year bu aJready been approved for this fall. 1be prc>pc»al before the reaents would bring the total to •11 for the next school year. The increases are proposed ln f75 steps for the winter and sprtne quarten. '-.. AP ...... BARGAINI ~y IUIHEL -Residenu and visiton of Santa Monica tound unusual bar1atns during the grand opening Wednesday of San· ta Monica F~era Market. 'Jbe,market will o"n each Wednesday in a closed portion of Arizona Avenue. Santa Moruca is the first city in the state to underwrite an authentic farmers market. The fees were to be voted on by the regents, Finance Committee today and by the full board Fri· day. The increases of SUO and f75 would be in the so- called education fee, which has been at $300 a year since 1971. The fee now pays only for scholarships and other financial aid, but Saxon is proposing to let some of it be used for student services. The university, which will get more than $1.1 billion fro,n the state this fiscal year, had no other way lo make up for the budget cuts, said Sarah Molta, a s pokeswoman for Saxon. She said ad- ministrative omces have already cut their budgets New prisons.pf!,shed lOpercent. · "Wewerereluctanttodoit {raise fees) butthere didn 'tseem to be any alternative," she said. . Paul Roeers, CO·director of the UC Student Lob- by, said students understand the need for some fee increase but contend that the university has some ''dJscretionary funds'' available that could have sof-tened the blow. Roaers also said the Increase has the potential to keep some students out of the university,· ·especiaJly wben you look at the financial aid cuts .. being pro- posed by the Reagad administration. He said students are disturbed at the proposal to shift more than $6 million ofthe education fee money tostu~entservices. · SACRA~ENTO <AP) -A suit to require the state to build new prisons and hire more guards has been filed by the California State Employees Association. - The employee union said Wednes- day it filed the suit in Sacramento County Superior Court on behalf of 4,000 guards. It said they are en- dangered by prison overcrowding. ·'Our prison system is a bomb with increasingly violent inmates control· ling the detonator," said Bob Bark, CSEA's corrections coordinator. ··we must defuse it or there could be a bloodbath worse that Attica anti San- ta Fe." • The suit asks the court to order an BAtK BAY LIQUOR POPOV 1.75 Liter • KAHLUA 750ML COOISLm s 199 12oL Cans • YALCUIR PotllLL Y fUISSE s949 SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN 1.75 ML s 12'9 642•47 7 4 P'rfcet.,....._JllrZI BACK BAY ( . . LIQUOR . 2611 n• A•• IAt MeM DrheJ N..,.... IHc. -C.1t. MeM • immediate start on new priaona, blr· ing of more custody and support staff, a halt to force overtime, and improved training of new euardJ. It maintains that the state ia violat- ing laws which require aJl employers to maintain reasonably safe worklnt conditions. Just before leaving for vacation earlier this month, the state Senate rejected Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'1 ·proposal for a $495 million prison construction bone\ Issue. Opponents said the state ii aJready . spending as much for prisons as it can, and additional conatructLon funds could be squeezed ou( of exist- ing reven1Jes. IS • 87TIM~-..rreu A fire that kWed oae man Md in· Juqd sevei-al others appeared to be burDinc ltaeU out early today u it moved ioward th.e California aqueduct, autborlliea Hid. Meanwhile, a blaze that bad come within ~ feet of a 100-bome reaiden· tial area jn Kern County was swerved away from the homes and tbe re1lde1tt• were no Jon1er on standby ~acuation atatua, Kern County Fire dispatcher Jobn ROiio Hid 'arty today. He said althou1h erratic winch continued, the· blan wu "laytne Awn" and was ~xpect· ed to.....,~ C®tallied today. . U .~rest Service firefi&hter Gilbert Lopez, 43, of Green Valley died WedJfesday when bl• fire enline w11 enl\llfed by names in the Luke Hu1hes An1eles National Foreat fire near Sau1us, said Forest Service spokesman Gene Knitbt. Two other crew members aboard the vehicle suffered lint-and aecond- decree burn1 and were treated at An· telope Valley Medical Center. About 2,000 acres of desert brushJand have been consumed by , the blue, said Los Anceles county spokesman Dick Friend, adding that firefichters were batlllng the fianks of the blue as it burned toward the CalifornJa Aqu.:duct. He said the water system would be used aa a firebreak to stop the blaze whipped by 35 mph winds. "When it gets to the aqueduct, it should fizzle out," Friend said. "It's burning out into the desert and away from the forest." Residents of Wofford Heights bad waited anxiously Wednesday nilht a• an erraUc fire edged within 50 feet of some homes, said Kern County Fire Dispatcher John Metcalf. The blue, believed to have been started by a barbecue fire accident, bad coa· sumed 1,000 to 1,200 acres in the Lake lsaf>eUa area or Kern County. Steep rocky terrain and erratic s hiftine winds hampered the firefiahu.a. effort, 11ld Ca]>t. Jtn'J GrlH• of the Kern County rtre Department. Hith tension power ,. line• lD t.be area aJao made it dllftcult for tanker planet dropplne fire ce- tardanta OD tbe flamff to &et lew ~11ou1h for maximum effecUvenesa . .California GOP rea~y to fight ' redistricting LOS ANGELES (AP> -California Republicans said Wedneeday they have started raialne mone)t for a ref· erendum to defeat any district reap- portJonment plan they do not like. Or. Tino del Junco. Republican state chairman, announced that bis party la prepared to fieht Oemociat- backed. plans lo redraw le«Ul.tive district Unes that the Republicans think are "unfair, gerrymandered·or blatantly partisan." He said fund1raising efforts for such a referendum have already beaun, even though the Democratic- controlled Lecialature will not even hold hearinas on any proposals until next month. Any reapportionment bill that is passed would be subject to a voter ref- erendum after being signed into law by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. To get a referendum measure on the next statewide ballot, the Republicans would have to gather 346,119 petition signatl.tres. Del Junco said he is reasonably sure the Republicans will not lite whatever reapportionment plan lbe Democrats decide on. Signatures to overturn it will be gathered through direct mail to Republicnas and others who "value fair' and equaJ. representation over part isan maneuverine." he said. · . In Less Than An Hour Now you con hove YCAS no. 126. Of 135 cok>r printa In LB•• THAN eo llUNCIT88 with lrdvlduol quality control ~n to every shot. You con also get superfost ~ on al of '(CAI othef photoftnllhlng needS. Even better. just bring In 2 roll• of 110 .. 12', or 1H Pfff)t tHm wttft OUf epeclal coupon to any IR & OGT PHOTO •TOD and you wlll get the thtrd roH developed and ptfnted .... , You cdn ewn reploce YCAS rol wtth fresh KODAK PUJll that Is now on sale fOf as~ on and receive odClttonal ~ts When you ret\m It to us tor~ ... HelkJijt Aaro lG52 C\Mf OrM n • ' ' I °'lftll Cout DAILY PtLOT/Thurtd6, lluty 11. 1111 , ounty's oil' action snUb to t:losta Mesci · Co.ta Ilea• planners were sue early this mOGth to clla- co tat. new oil welll, owned by arto Oil Oo. ot Santa Ana, be-inl 4rilled on property in the citf. . .• Back in 1953, ~when COila M•a incorporated aa a city, newly drafted ordinances fiatly prabibi~ new oil wells. But ao- caQed &randfatber cla~ relat- i n • to wells already being p1UDped inside the now city limits allowed continued'6petatiom. Barto; it waa drtermined, · " hadn't sought a permit for new w:.U. and clty officlala auert the ne• ones are We*al .. • But Bai:to ottlcials claim they are leeal. Permits were acquired from the State Depa.rtmem of Gas and Oil after the company received the necessary enYiron- . mental impact documents · from <"Orange County officials for wo11c in a field already beinl pumped. City' lawyers contend that Orange County govem~t has no jurisdiction on such matters inside Costa Mesa's city limits. City officials believe the well.s are illegal. County Environmental Management Agency supervisors say somebody in city government was contacted by teJepbooe on the Barto application and expressed ho interest ln the wells. So, county officials say, they went ahead and processed the pape~k. It was a f allure of com- munication, they say. It appears that untbinklnl county officials are to blame for this one. They have yet to pro- duce any kind of documentation showing city approval for the new wells. Any Oranee County official should be well aware that issues involving production of oil · an~where along the Oranee Coast is an extremely sensitive and controversial issue. It is unthinkable that an oil question would be handled on the basis of a single telephone call to an unidentified somebody 1 somewhere in Costa Mesa City Hall. · Yet, unless this question can be settled, it would appear that still another case will be &oinl in- to the courts at the. expense of the taxpayers in Costa Mesa and perhaps, the taxpayers of the rest of Orange County too. Monitor closely As if some Irvine . residents didn~ already hav~Wenough smelly situations to contenCI with, next week a new stink will be raised when an old dump •• excavated near the Rancho San .{oaquin Golf Course. About 25,000 tons of old garbage buried alon& the western edge of the course will have to be removed so· that a road can· be built in the area. · Harvard Avenue. is to be ex· tended between University and Michelson drives. The roadway extension requires a solid founda· tion. If it were to be built over the old dump in which gatba1e ii still settling, there ii a good chance that the roadway wouldn't bold up properly. , City officials.. say that the three weeks ol &arbap excava- tion will cause odors that will be detectable throu1hout the general atea Of the golf cour5e. lrotiic'ally, people living in that area of the city already sul- f e.r from the smells of the Michelson Sewage Treatment Plant, which is subject to stinky biologicaJ upsets. The old garbage excavated to make way for the roadway will be dumped in the Coyote Canyon Landfill, near the Turtle Rock area .of the city. (Incidentally city residents often complain of smells from that landfill.) There are a number Of steps that could and should be taken to minimize the odors released dur· ing the excavation process suclt as exposing only small portions of the garbage at a time· and COV· ering the excavation with a layer of dirt at night. City officials should closely monitor the excavation with a .• view toward making sure these steps are taken so that city resi- dents arenit needlessly exposed to avoidable odors. Slow traffic ahead When summer approached and beachbound traffic mu ltiplie.d along Newport Boulevard in. Costa Mesa, veteran traffic observers were betting that Caltrans would close down a lane or two here and there just to mate travel in· teresting. Betting the odds paid olf ooce again when Caltran1 District Director Heinz Heckerotb an- nounced a traffic •ilnal imtalfa- tion project, which beau last week, will caU;le "lane clolu.res and some inconvenience to the traveling public" aloo1 4.7 nliles of the busy.arterial. . · Peak "hour ck>Aret will be avoided when poutble, U.OUp, , he noted. The bad .news 11 that \be $1 millioo 1ipal project won't be finisned until next spring. Uptight motonsts can expect some relief at the end of the bot· tleneck. however. When the project that em- braces every intersection bet ween Finley Avenue in Newport· Beach and Mesa Drive in Costa Mesa is f mistied, north and southbound traffic should move ale>ni more quickly. In addition to new liehta, standards and wiring, the project . Includes a new system to synchronize sienals to traffic flows. • That, Caltrana engineers claim, should eliminate ~and- 10 problems, especially at peak commuting periods. • J.t's too bad Caltrans couldn't have planned the project for a better tjme of the year. Opinions expressed In the spac• above are thoMf of the O•lly Piiot. Otner views ex· pressed on tnis paQe are thOse of tl\eir authors and artists. Reader comment is lnvit· ed. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone <714l 6'2·4321. toewaall ft&bter. Hunter• so llfter it 'tot food * trade, but it HD kill.~ buater, lf lt 1eta lD a kick or two. Clalm'9 ............... an10medto beal'tJll • IMlt 10me DO&M from mom., ean tlait tbe quMit lleeU1c autol « ebe t1&un maJ baft to be made ......, to keep from ~ people. .. Iran: violence, corruption WAsHINGTON -Iran is In turmoil, and the world's greatest oil treasure is in jeopardy. If a pro-Soviet goven\ment should rise out of the ashes of Iran, the Kremlin could wind up controlling the Persian Gulf, which is the fountainhead of most or the Western World's oil. The events Inside Iran are so murky that our Intelligence services aren't sure which reports are reliable, which are wishful thinking and which are simply rumors. · I have always bad my own direct sources of information on Iran. They are moderates and intellectuals who hope that some day Iran '!Ill become a stable democracy. · THEY CORRECTLY predicted that the shah would be overthrown by a violently anti·American government. . They 1ave me enough backup evidence that I published this warnin& a full year before the Central Intelligence Agency realized that Ute shah was in trouble. Now these s ame sources have furnished me with the latest informa· lion on Ayatollah RubolJah Khomeini and hit fascist clerics. One source, who was fiercely and actively opposed to the s hah, told my associate Joseph Spear that Khomeini is infinitely worse. "A government that is 1 percent de· mocracy is better than a 1ovel'1)ment which bas no democracy at all," he ex· plained. . Here are the latest bila of inform•· lion. some of it conflicting, that our sources have obtained by clandestine telephone messages direct rrom Iraq. -Iran is in utter chaoa. The economy is shattered. Prices are IOtr· in1. and there are lone Une1 walUn1 to buy the necessities or Ille. A~t 70 per· cent of Iran's lndu.strlet are shut down. -SOME EXPERTS 1u1ptct the Russiar1s are tryln1 1ctlv1Jy to "destabilize " the Khomei ni government. hopln1 that a 1uccHt0r JKI 11111111 regime would be pr•·Soviet. Other sources dispute thlf. lnsistin1 the Soviets have been fairly quiet, preoc· cupied with Poland and Af&banistan. -Top-level U.S. officials are wonder· Ing If the Iranian army isn't the last best hope of overthrowing KholJ)elnl and setting up a stable, less anti· American government. Iranian SOW"Cet say Utls ls a vain hope, because the military is almost totally disor1aniud a fter repeated purges of its top leadership by Khomeini. When the ayatollah fired ex-President Abolhassan Bani·Sadr as commander-in-chief, for instance, he had to call each military post, one ~ one, to notify the local com. tnander5, because there was'no central military authority and no chain 'of com· mand to pass lhe word. -Khomeini la a criminal. JuaUce would be aerved If he were put on trial. His Indictment would Include aup· pression or human Mehta, torture and aummary execution of tbouaandl of political oppooenta, penecuUoa of Jews and other reU1loua mlnoriU•, lmt11a· lion of the llle1al •ctllure and det.eaUoo of the American hosta1ea. and .incite- ment or the anti·Amerlcan riotlnl in nei1hborin1 PaJdstan. A seer« I.lit re· porledJy ex.Isla of between 1,000 and 8,000 Iranians who have been executed by Khomeini's revolutionary aquads. -111E MODERATES in Iran are either dead or on the ritn. Here'• a nm dQ..wn on some of the more prominent moderate leaden: . -Ex-President Bani-Sadr ii ln hid· Ing, probably In the Kurdilh reeloo or western Iran; -Ex-Foreign Minister Sadegb Ghotbzadeh has been jailed twice in the past six months for statement.a that "agitated" the situation; ~ -Ibrahim Yazdi, another ex·foreip minister and a newspaper pubUaber, was atfacked by fundamentalilt ruf. fianSyand wound up in the hospital; . . -EX-PREMIER MEHDI Buaraan is is hiding, as is his firtt forelp minster, Karim Sanjabi; -All A&ah, last char1e d'affalret i.D Washiniton, Is in jail, charted with cor~ ruplloe -specifically, sellln1 some of the er:nbassy's rugs and pockeUn1 the money. Tax c~t benefits 'st~len by inflatio~' To the Editor: Con1ress has passed six tax cuts dur· ing tbe la.st 12 years, but we pay bfcher income taxes today than. ever before. We pay more because "bracket creep" stole those tax cuts. , The current tax system Is diltorted by MAILBOX play of aerial fireworks (remember 1980?) What we were s ubjected to was enoue,h to tum Arthur Fiedler over in his grave. It was nim·fiam Hollywood and rock music' .-not · 205-year-old America on her birthday. The presentation combin~ element.a of a glorified· Rams pep rally,. a "Name That Tune" band,.and a wasted Muter Chorale. And parts of the fireworks were not visible from lhe lield .. inflation.>.. workers' incomes increase On to p of t~at , admlasi\n was 'th 1-n ti ... _ • • ed . charged. . . to keep up wa uuaa on, tucY re aorc We demand a refund We wut our lnto hieber percenta1e tax bracket.a, or -admission money to be 'donated tO the "bracket creep." The reault is that School for the Deaf, so lb.at in ltd·lla everyone pays a l!lrger percentage ~f clients may have the opmartunity to income to taxes, without an increase m enjoy what It's Uke to be ~eticao buy1n1 power. . · on the Fourth of July in Irvine. Indexing the personal Income tax LA w REN C E · and CH R JS T JN E system would solve tbis problem and DENSON 1ive' President Reagan's propo1ed tax cuts crediblUty. The Senate Finance Com mlttee recently approved an amendment by Sen. William . L . Arms trong, R·Colo.. to adjust the personal income tax rates to inflation. THE "COMMITTEE amendment" now 1oe1 to tbe Senate noor and, if ap· proved, will become part of the tax bill. It would Index the bracket amollnta and personal exemptions to the Coo1umer Price Index alter the last year of the three year lax rate reduc- tion. Bill Gudison, R·Ohlo, bas authored Hll 2'7, the HOUH version of the lodelllnl amendment. lndexln1 the peraonal income lax will: 1. Ellmlnate ''t»racket cretp." z. Ald taxpayers in offaetUn1 tnfla· tioo. • 3. Reduce flacal dra1 by ~ lncen· Uva for lncreued 1avinp, lavatment, and Dl"Oductlon. . 4. "'Remove the covernlMlll'• vested in*ereet ln lnflaUoa. I . Not add IMlrdenl to~ or the tapa1er durtns 1m,1em .. at1on. a. lll(p alow tbe 1rowt.b Of pert.· .. ,. You eaD help bJ wrltilal S-atort era ....... B•1•h•a -JOUr .Urp&Ma.11•111> .... ................. u.. ,our CODlfHl•U '° CO· ...... Hllln. DSNNIB PDJU.N TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITQR see instructions below Coast commitme,,.i To the Editor: this la in responte to your ed.ltorial and Tom llurphlne'a column. The Coastal Act of 1971 WU pUMd bJ the CaHlornla Le&lslature to protect and promote public use of the coat. One way that the Coastal Act tries to u - iure that everyone can ertjoy the eout 11 by favorin1 vialtor·servtnc faclllt.lea, aucb as motels and other ovemllbt ac- commodaU001, particularly t.boee of low and moderate coet. Aa you potated oul, tbe co1mniaa ot motel unlta to tJme·lhare uaitl nduc. tbe avaUabllJty ot ovenailbt *"6DI to the C08lta1 area. SUeb coa...a-, bf their Vf/ltf aature and COit, ll• puMlc acceu to Ult cout1 contrary to QDMtal Act pals, • sbarebolders: financial predicaments. Over 350 people· who purchuect the units in good Caith would be hurt if the owners were to go bankrupt. The only way the commiuion could approve tbe project was to auure that. the overall level of public accea to tbfs coastal area was maintained. The con· struetion or a new 50-80 bed hostel nearby compensates for the loP of t.be San Clemente Inn's 70 motel rooms. Both the American Youth Hostel Socie· · ty <A YHS) and the State Department of Parks and Recreation atatAI that there ls a 1reat" heed for a bostel in the area. The bo8tel will be operated under A YHS standards and will be open to people or all a1es. Tbe Coast.al Commilaloo i.I often IC· cused of loot.inl out for a public tbat does not exist. A recent public poll, ·however, shows stron1 support (IO per· cent) for public access to the cout and ret~latlon of development in the coutal 10Qe .. 1be Coutal Commiulon will con· Unue to carry out the Cout.al Act' and aee that the cout Is not reaened only for the wealthy. · MICHA.EL L. FlSCHER Execut.lve Dlrect« Encourage excelle11£e To tbe Editor: ·-. . I •Ir" wbolebeartedlJ wltb JOW' editorial of .Jmae JI 4D tbe Newport. Mesa Ualfted School Diatrtct. Tbe real culprit, bowev.r, l• not ao m'8cb PrOPGllUclll lJ, but the Setrmo-Prielt decf1*1 and Ha fint reapome,, s.-. and dedbdq •rollment. It ii a real Iheme when a dll&l1d tbat wan ta a better educadoft for tu cb&Wne and can afford to pay for 1t1 ta ,,.._t. ed from pro'fkllDI neeDeaee and ,.. quired to provide medlocrltJ. . We mUlt chaaee om laws 10 tbat ..,. cell•ee ll eeeour .. ed ud not ~ •ented. THOMAS C. CADY I I I -1 1 J I I MEI'S .. IUMIEI 1" OR . LADIES "'IUMIEI 1 TRACY 1um1 .. · YOUR ·CHOICE 'lfllMJ A~ SAVI $11 IYLOI MESH ALL COURT SHOE SAVE ~ W•IEITIM' ALlllll• IWlllll llmlT Z4. Orange Coast DAJL Y PILOT/Thurldey, July 1e: 1981 .. \ moa pbrues in the land, but we wen perplend. · .,Tbe dodGI' 'told me tbat, wbDe tbere wu DcS kDoWn cure for media ed9•, 1 peraon could live a produetlve life wltb tbeni If br would 10 into tM field ol ,tovnalllm. Alain, in "llM journallam wu not tbe tJamoroua field It It today, bUt I bad to let OD wltb my lift. 80 WHILE MY F&JSNDI wtrt drinkin1 beer, playln1 bueball and cruialaa tbe atreeta all 1wn.mer &ODc. I went down to tbe loeal paper ud _. • job u a eopy boy on tbt ntlbt ablft. I told all my buddiet tbat It WU lbtHUH I wam.d to be a writer; tbe truth, of coune, waa that I bad to do lt taeo ... olm1D*ll1.U•.8utlw11..WtGO MUWft• to coaftd9 ht aDltM about tbat. I w• IO eollele, Ud Ullil IDl a Job u a ....,.ur. I WU lwW:1J Yt . =:r..-·--··.,.... to be a llUle aur.n.IU, tre. mott people111• but t9'• laooa•••&•aee1 wena't aa tbat ..,..t. TbtJ wwt IDOlt· 11 llUle tlUil: •I bad to war 1~ clotbln1 tlaat ; wu b•IO ln certaln pllffl. l elllldD't 10 to UMt .... • tbe lwimmllll ~L f dldia't ........ a &ocker l'ODID ,.am DOl'IDal ,...... WbeD I WU traftltn1 • ....... I couldll't belp but IMU fUl'Uft P&netl at o_. D90Pi• wboM media ed9• J bad bearer abCMat. The tlnt time I WU OD a pNu N wttb ·Dan Ratber1• J bad to atop ID1Mlf from •tarint at ma media tc11•. wtaleb bad become ........, in the 1Mwlw1. Llk• 10 many lteOPle, I w11 IOIDebow moved by the IOftnell o1 · Walttt cronkite'a media edl• the ftnt time 1 saw tbemi and one dQ, Meinl the CBS "On Tbe Road" but parted on a Malo Street ln a 1mall ton in Nortb Carolina, I saw Cbarlet Kuralt'• media 1eQff, ud like others before me I wu ,.tartled wllh how much they retembled Cronkite'•· • ID &be' mld· '708, aomitb"tl ewioua don not blve to feel the MW 'ol lba&M IUiMWd ID die _....m INllw1. that I did; be lmowt tbat DClt .a. ii be AU::of1 a 1"4dea, belD1 a reporter "u Sood aa" the edael' kidl, W tbM be beeamea"bo&"oeeupattan.J1""'°"lt CID act~_, tio be..._. wa1 W~ward· ud ·9irutlla, aa4 wbo " up to Ud ......... A Watersue. tbat did lt; dllrver. It wu •. pu•.,_ todQ wa.o cU1conn ; ... -,..., 1lmoet ovwallbt sMloPle beta to treat media ...... daile • ba" to be ember· jounaliatl· wfth Mw retpeet and W. rused; be cu be proud ot tllilm, ud tere1t. Where, before, I would often make the belt of them that he can. fade Into • crowd, now sultry ....._ It'• lroalc, In 1 way; the .nllctlon J would walk up to me In dark barrooms d _... _.. '· and whlaper, "Say, blt boy, .,. 70U evel..,._. at augm an early Ale .. no 1lad to'" an., or are thole your media lon1er a •titJn• at all, and I luppoM U I tels•?" were a t.9·A1er today, I mflbt aot eyen pvt a MCODd tboupt to.my IMCHa ed1es. But it'• too late tor me, ud otben of my 1eaeraUon; .. ltW tblnk ot our madla edce1 u mixed bleuf9Cf at best, and have dark memories ot tllat fon1·aso Ume when they were a 1ymbol of evel')'tbiDI that made us dltferent and out ol place. AND BSPOal LONG, some of my coll....-bepa to 1et lfl"OlaDt and coneeu.d about what they cld for a Uv· lftc. Tbe prtndple that we were merely reparten protectinc the public's rilbt to know seemed to be for1otten ; Journallata 11w tbemaelvea 11 celebriti•, and IOClll It wu common to see reporten walkin"'i around witb their media edtet exposed, ri1bt on the strfftl, for anyone to see. It wu an 1qytbln1·1oes· time, and ,1ome Journallltl flaunted their media eds• like bads• ot honor. So life fOtl on. I'm not u YOUDI u ·I used to be, and there are days wbm my media eds• are weary and 4taalal by qulttln1 time. I'm not compli1Dln1. thoup; "'''ve bad a aood llfe loJetkr, and thoM media ed1e1 are a part ol me that I eouldn't chan1e even U I wuted to. To tell you the truth, I don't think I'd I auppo.e It'• a 1ood thins, in a way. 1et rid of my media ed1ea even U I Today a child born with med.il edtea could. It's funny how thln1s work out. SI My mind to your mind. NeudertbaJ to Homo Sapien. Who are wet? Wb,y a~ ••1 11aere are two God concepts, one la natural evol&ltioti die other' spiritual Tetoeom, brinll both toeether by formfn1 out ol the put experiences of mankind a new underatanl•nt, acctlldnc what we know today, proJectint th1a into the Mure lo our owil m1Dd to find the anawer, and by doinc so everit1Wa1 bec:omea clear u to -our purpose on earth and why we Wint H"4 IO tb8t J>U11101e could be achieved. Ex· plain? Let us start .uh._.. saved from extinction, as nean· derthaJ wu on tbe !9: e.tlnctJon. The only creature that had the capaci~ ef ilto tbe hllh realm of intelligence on t.h1a Earth. 1'lle adv IOCiety infervened. Throufh 1enetlc encinffrinl Homo a..-.._ fonned. What advanced soci- ety? A society Utat la macb efder than we that bu achievid an advanced 1tat. Gfbllnl; composed of many planets within our 1a1Uy. We haft lilr1lllled them Goct. We do not con· form wlth ......,. •• ~. We. ln faet, do not fJt in with the balance ol nature becaUM we an hip breeds with the capacity <t ariaiaa ai.vu:.tead are 10 ~·That there !YH not time wftiln ..._ .. _, • ...___. .... .,,Ji.._. evolutiol) to brflil la a whole ... •peel• Al _. .a.e. a.Ill ua that there 'la onb a 5 to 20 t.bouland.,.., OYerlap bltween ffomo Sapien appearance md neanderthal .U..~. We must CODI~ wlaat tbla mean1 in regards to our ability today throQlb mlcrobioloa and DNA research, then we must · alto look at what wu 1aidthroulh all reUJions and it polntl to aometbin& beyoad earth, tben II we accept the U.F.O. concept it tells us a 1reat deal. Alto the lack ol contact should tell us even more. How CID lack of coat.,.. tell ua anythin1? When we reach a correct und8ntandbac ol ounelvn and the correct un· del"ltandlnl ol our ereat.on •to wbo we are, and wtro they are, when we uDdentaDd the •-ra•a~}' of handlinl power in a reapedlul and respouible fubkla. When we are able to unite the ,rorlcl in.,.at•.•nd UM our teclinoloa to uplfade mankind unilateraly tDroqbOUl 11111 plaDlt we wUl them be clvlllzed el¥Mlab to lulve,~ct wtala mr Mllbbon in the 1aluy, .for we wru 6ave 1e....-(~ .S l'llpoallblllty for all life whether it be Uke OUl'MIY• ar ol • UWe different form. For to make themselves.~~-• lllb'e we are ready to accept them . WoUld only ..,_ llDllllll UI. 'llala cbaoe la manifested t.broulb ii U1.we iDUlt. start educatlna ounelvea to a hllher dqree ~. What we can do by u1in1 t*ommuni~.._.. OW'Mlvea u to what will be a new way ot Mii oa tbnu1b acience and teclmok>ly. We who are~tiil to..-ounelv• throu1h microbloloay and DNA reseai& • ~ ltate ol belnl aball become a true niflectioa-~~ i11i1Mit:111me wbo do not will live out tbelr Uv. on -.na, lli(111HIMiin be warned not to take the mark ol' tbe beut for~ "IUD what we are today. Those •ho wish to take this mark lttall be forever barred from obtalnla1 im· mortality. . ·in our Huntington· B~ach store o.nly! women 's sportswea.r 11• JUflOA TE! 9HtRTS . . . .. t41188D'll!IV!LESS TOPS II JUNIOR PANT TOPS . . . . . . . . 21 JUNIOR ltlRTS.. . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. 1HlllD'TOPI ................ . 31 ... l !PANTTOPS ............... . 22 .NllOA PANT TOPS . . . . . . . . . • •llU'IUIV!LESS TOPS . 1•.MIO.-Tll IHIRTI ...... . 11 •H!l'IHORT ll.llVE TOPS lingerie, loungewear NOW 1 .• 1.• 1.• 1.• 1.• 3 •• 3.• 3 .• 3 •• 3.• NOW 48c 1.N 1.• s.• 1.• NOW lie 1 .• 2.41 2.• 2.• .2.M .2.• 2 ... Friday and Satur~ay, July 17 and 18, in our Huntington Bea~h store onry. Quantities are limited, 10 shop early, for the best selectlon. ' . buys for boys NOW 27TUBESOCKS ...... .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. . 1.11 15JJTTLEBOYS'S.SLV. TOPS . . . . 1 .• 17LSLV. WESTEAMSHJRTS . . .. . .. . 2.• 73 FAMOUS MAK~ JEANS .. . . • . . . • . _ 2.• t LITTLE IOYS' JEANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 •• 70VEAALlS ....... .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 2.• . buys for men . NOW 11 IHORTSLHVE KNIT 9HtRTS . . .. , . . . . . . . I •• 11 POLY/COTI'ONTEARYSHIRTS . I.: .. ' ........ I.II 31 PAJAMAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : :. , . . • . . . . ..... 3.M 34 LONG SL££VE SPORTS SHIATS . . . . • . . . • . . . . 4.• A2 PftlNTED TEE SHIRTS . .. . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . 1 •• 21WALLIT8 ............. ~ ..... ' '· 2111 shoes .for: the family NOW 21 WOMEN'S THONGS . . • . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • • • • . . . . . . lie 27 GIRLS' SLIPPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . • . . . . . . . lie 14CHIU>ftEN'8CASUALSHOES ................... lie 21 INFANTS.LEATHIAOXFOADS .............. _ .. lie 11WOM!N'I WOODIAM>ALS. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . 1 •• 14WOlllN'SCAIUALIHOES . . .... 1......... .. . 1.M 1MWOMIN'llAWLI ..............•.•.......... 4.M 232WOll!N'l~IHOES ................. 1. ...... 5.M · , . yardage and notions ·' ) j I f 0 THURSDAY, JULY 16, 19'1 I FEATURES 88 Focus on .Fair firsts News, nature shots attract ayes of photo judges Daily Pilot photoarapher Richard Koehler won first place .tor Best News picture while the Daily Pilot's Patrick O'Donnell and Charles Starr took fint and second to sweep the animal and nature awards in the Oran1e County Fair's annual newseaper photoirapby coQipelilion. With only six cateaories of competition, Dally Pilot photo&· taphen scored two first, two seconds and thrd honorable mentions. There-were more than 175 en· tries by 21 Oranae County newspaper photo1raphers. A dinner honorins the winners wu beld on opening night. The 50 beat photos will be on display at the fairlJ"OUDds throuah Sunday. Winnen in the six competition cate1ortes are: BEST NEWS PHOTO: Richard Koehler, Daily Pllot, first; Don Kelsen, Los Ansetes Tlmes, second; Thomas Kelsey, Los Angeles Times and Ygnacio Nanetti, The Re&ister, honora: ble mention. BEST ANl•AL/NATU&E PROTO: Patrick O'Donnell, Dally Pilot, first; Charles Starr, Daily Pllot, second. BEST SPORTS PHOTO: Bob Haskins, Tustin News, first; Gary Ambrose, Dally Pilot, aee4nd; Charles St•n, Daily Pilot and Bob Huklna, Tuatin News, honorable mentions. Al Gamboa, The Reaister, first; Cbarlaine Brown, The Resister, second; Pat.i;ick O'Donnell, Dai· ly Pilot and Al Gamboa, The Resister, honorable' mentions. BEST PHOTO SERIES: Mark Boster, The Register, first; Don Tormey, Irvine World News, second; Lee Payne, Dally Pilot and Don Tormey, Irvine World News, honorable mentions. B~ST FEATUaE PHOTO : Charlaine Brown, The Register, first ; Don Kelaen, Los An1eles Times, second; and Charlaine Brown, The Register, honorable mention. SWEEPSTAKES AWARD: Mark Bost.er, The Resister.- es$ > 0 =s .. -/ J:1 Sherman Library and -Gardens has an after- noon of sunshine and music ... BB Gort1 Ambrose cought Jo Ann Wcuham and Mr caddfl cocmng a chip •hot during final round of Ladiq . PTofeuional Golf Auocia&n'1 K~ Open at Mea:a Verde CouatrJI Club. Ball didn't drop. • # . ,, t I I * j PEIULS OF THE GAME: Do you • have one of those neat, qulet-rwmina · electrical can openers around your bouse that is so dependable you 've tolaed out tbe o&ct.hand·eraalted model? Good for you. But have'°" ever•con- •idered wbat mt1ht happen lf the electrical wonder aapped, sputtered, . . ~ Tll•Rlll~ I smoked and then quit altogether? For1et about pork and beans for dinner unless· you can find a hatchet to back open the can. Something abOut like that happened to us here at the newpaper offtce along about yesterday afternoon. Only it wasn't an electrical can opener. Alu. it involved a couple of el~cal motors that make our offset press operate. , WHEN ONE MOTOR gave up the ghost, we confidently twitched over to the backup lUlit wbicll also soon de-veloped the electronic sputters. £very time the press crew would eue the press up toward fulJ speed, the backup motor wpuld just quit. There seemed to be no ·immediate solution to the problem except to slow the press down and let it run at the ea5ier pace that the electric motor liked. For everybody at the newspaper, and particularly the Circulation Depart- ment and our f aitbfut carrier force, this was an agony. , It would halve been sort of like watching the electrical can opener operate at a crawl while you stood there, starving to death. MEANWHILE, A LOI' of our loyal subscribers were getting delivery of this sterlihg journal very, very late. And for that inconvenience, we most sincerely apologize. M. this is being written, repair parts are being flown in from the East Coast and some crew people will be working Jona hours to eet us back into bullneaa at fulJ speed. So we're really trying to get the elec- ttlcal vexations solved. Alona some parts of the Oran1e Cout. yesterday's paper was so late that we actually aot a bulletin into It about the Innocent verdict for State Senator Alan Robbina. We may have bteu the only afternoon paper on the West C.OUt to get that bulletin. Had we bad our choice, we would have just u soon paned on it and bad your paper on the doorstep last niaht on· time. · You suspect for most, households, you could always keep a spare can opener around the house in case the elec- tric al one abrupUy decides to Cive up the ghost. · " ITS A UTl'LE more difficult to keep around a spare offset printing press. ___._ T hil one hand-crcJ1llud , f/ J10U had a reoU11 1trong back They come in rather large sizes. Ours fills an entire building.. Back in the old days of newspaper- ing , you ooutd actually hand-crank some presses ii the electrics quit on you. But those days are long gone. Besides, it was~ still a slow process on the hand crank. We sincerely hope we'll be zinging along to you at full speed in the days ahead. • -' Hertzog seeking post Mesa councilwoman wants position· on water board Costa Mesa City Coun· cllwoman Norma Hertso1, wbo once led tbe lnveatiiatlen b:lto poulble eon1olldatlon of tbe · area's water d11trict wlth clty ioverammt, ll IMlrlnt apPolnt-ment now to that distrtet'1 board ofcllNdon. Mn. Jfertloc, wbo ran for tbe City c.oundJ poet the ftrtl aouibt ln 11'74 cm a plaUorm for poaiMe city-district CODIOlldatloD, la GM Of fift appllcanta Held.DI tM Mesa Conaoijdated Water Dia· trlct teat vacated by EuilM 0 . Ber1eron .. Tbe city's flrtt councilwoman and later ita ftnt woman mayor, Hertq announced Jut month •he will not run ror city olt)ce a1aln when her current term - her lecclnd -la up for eleetlon next April. Beraeron, water district board president, resl1ned July 1 to take a job with a water dll&rtc;t In the San Joaquin Valley. The remalnlnt four water d.Ll- trtct board members are expect· ed to name Beraeron's replace- ment late tbl1 month from amonc volunteers seeldni the $50-a-meetini w-t who apply at the district office before 4 p.m. Wednesday. Tbe board i1 scheduled to establish criteria ror ita selec- tion at an adjourned meeUna set ·Panel chief re-elected Victor K. Hauamaninter, an accountant with a Costa Meaa firm, bu been rd-elected pres!· dent ol the tri·county chapter of the Leukemia Society of America. ·• The chapter includes On.nae, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. • · The chapter's board of trustees also elected Car-0lyn Cbarke' of Costa Mesa and Jenlfer Monroe of Irvine u new members to the board. . Anti-rape class set for July 23 now for '7 p.m. al 1965 Placentia The clty, ah.e added, bas Av e . The adjourned seaaion enough to do with ex.istinc de· . ori1inally was sc heduled partmenta and the water district tonl1ht, said Karl Kemp, district la weU mana1ed. mana1er. The other four caedidates who Whoever ls selected, Kemp have filed for Bergeron'• seat on said, wW serve untU November the district board are: wben, 1tate law decree•, tbe ~ Richard Christman, 42, vice seat must be filled by election. aident and aeneral manager Ber1eron's unexpired four· or al-Quip Co.; year term actually runs throu1h -M a r k S J o a t.. e , a November 1983. Colllns/Rockwell lnternatlonal Candidate. must real de 1J? the engineer; d11trlct'1 Division II, rou1h.ly the -Jack Hall, 57, an attorney Mesa Verde area or the city. and member of the district'• Ad· Mrs. Hertzo1 said Monday vlaory Committee; tbat neither city laws nor dis· -Barry Branin, 42, president trlct bylaws prohibit ber from of G. W. Maintenance Inc. in aervlna llmultaneousJy on the Santa Ana. council and water board. The district's board of dlrec· She said the city's voters tors seta policy fof operatiooa should not look at her appllca· that serve domestic water to lion for the water post as a move Costa Mesa, a s mall part or toward consolidation or the dis· Newport Beach and some unln· trict wttb city aovernment. corporated areas of the county. That proposal, she said, baa This year's district budcet lone been abandoned. totals about SB.~ million. Tuber~olosi8 on an .upward swing A seminar outlining tech· niques women can use to avotd beinc raped wHJ be presented at 1:30 p.m. July 23 in the Irvine · Senior Center, 13 Sandbure Way, Irvine. ATLANTA (AP) -Tuberculosis in the United States lncreued in 1980 after years or steady decline and may continue an upward •win~ for years to come. · There were 27,7fi cases of tuberculosis report· ed in the United States in 1980, an increase cl 80 SAMUEL E. GE~ER, MD General PrcKtice 18700 Main St., Suite 102 Hunti_ngton Beach, Ca 92648 (714) 897-2576 'Announces that the office will be closed h:>r vacation from rJuly 20 through July 2•. Back up physicians are arranged for , 8t'f1 emer~encles. ca•ea from 1979, the national Centers for Dlseue Control said. · "It ts only the second time since 1953, lbe year in which all atates becan ualnc standardised rormata to reJ>Ort tuberculosll morbidity· data to the U.S. Public Health Service, that the number of reported cues rose," the agency said. Crime prevention 1peclallat Karen Blnnlna will present the seminar, 1pomored by the city Community Services Depart· ment. For further information cail Kathleen Lem at 754-.-. 'Deify ...... ~~ ~"100' ..... COUPLE CROWNED -Former Costa Mesa Mayor Alvin Pinkley and his wile Lucy were selected as king and queen of the Orange County Fair during Senior's Day. During they one-year reign, they will visit the county's 26 cities to pro· mote projects and funding for senior citizens. ANNUAL 2-WEEK ~==~==~=~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiliiiiTNew ~w~,o~ .~~~ .~~!' f'\esa Verde ~wine and ~<J.oor . SALE!· SAi.Et SAi.Ei Reg. '3.70 WEIBEL WHITE ZINFANDEL -.u.eo ~!! ... GALLO CELLARS SAUVIGNON BLANC & ._7J JOHANNISBERG AEl8UNG •. ~ L Gold Medal winners at the Orange = Fllr. Fine varteW "4nee It .Juo ..,. ~ AF.RONAtmQUE . ~ .s~~~\tt.6.t' -1981-. "!"'"'~1\t.t Antique aircraft display and judgtng ,,,. .. 'l,P" ~.tluly19 tt:ooa~m . ..:a:OOp.m. coming Friday Martin Aviation -John Wayne/Orange County Airport 19331 Akport Wey South Snntal\na S...ha-.1 .ALL MHCHAMDISI ROM OUR u1sniea STOCKU .. .. , . , .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, July 16, 1981 • M&Na remlly plot at •alrbavta MILDau \IOBSPIUNE Memorial Park. Senlcea Wl· BARNES, rHldut or d•r the cllrectioll ot Batu <>ranee CouDty alDff i•. Ber1uoe-Smlt" • TutbJU Pa111d away oa July 1', We1tclllf ~pel llOttl.W'J t•1. &be II rttlnd from the ot Cotta Mela. Ml-1171. Oran1• Coiant)' ProbaUon L&AftE&WOOD AdmlQbtratlon olftct after LITT!& ''GERTRUDE" Plaeard appeal nixed f'llaNO (AP) -All appeal to re1ton Utl· draft ,........Uae plaeardl t01'rtlaoTrautt bUlet ... ~ ... 1tate eeart ..... Tbe WOGMD'I ln~at1Gnal Leap for "Peace and Preedom ,._t revenal ol a l'1llJac elalm.lna a Superior Court Judie abuled bl.I dileretloa ba r• Jeetlq tlllllr arpmenu. Comtltutional luaaes railed by the •rwp wW be beard in a "1•no County Superior Court trial 1ebeduled .Oct. I . 21 )'HN. She ll 1urvlved by L'l:ATHUWOOD rttldt'1t her bu• band I: u I• ne , ot Ooeta M•a ca PUMd mother LoulM M~Fadclen ol away CID Ju.I)' ii uii Sbt la Coata lleaa, Ca,. brother 1urvlHd by b~r children PV9UC NO'nC& PVllUC NOTICE James R. llcFadd~r., Juanita CordJero of Coeta --.....---------t---------- slater Betty Crook CO.ta Meta, Ca .. Ha&el Tankersley ••II ••Cl9HT PICTIW..., .... PVllUC NOTICE Meaa, Ca., 4 alteH, 5 or San JON, Ca .• Vlr1lnl •CMJNMIA .... ITAT8Mllft nephews and 2 f:at·nlecet. Kenned)' ot Goleta Ca· ....,.,........ ..!:.!':.~ ,__ .,.. "'"' PUBUC NOTICE Servlce,1 will held on Calvert Leatber'w1>0.d o :..O:..o:".:t .ouzv i.ouoa, me ~ ---------- Monday, July 20, lMl at Arizona brothers Kale a ,.1.AIMT""' lo••• MARia A-.~ llMCll. te1Nen11e PICTITIOUl.,...UI 2:00PM at Harbor Lawn • •1• ..-1T&Tbl9H Memorial Chapel with Rev ·ff u I h TIPP I l • 1 f oaraMNMT1 MICM•1.• 1.•• ,......,.., 111e. M MIMI Otlw, Tiii• ,..._.... .--.... -... Joe BllOnUllui of the Fl~t 1randchildren, 2f 1reat-UUICIM.--. M. OOUL.L DOU 1 -. Mer, ~ -.as, • ......._.: Baptllt Church or Santa An• 1randchildren and 3 1real· ....... xx.~-~~Illy. CM• ":,·.~u~i,;f .. ".~t .. ~·.~=·~ .. -::~ ofrlciatlna Jn lieu or rtowen Ire at· Ir• n d c b 11dre0 · c.e•..,. ••••\... · CellfMflle h f ii. · d Services held on Wednesday. MOTIC81 Yw,.... .._ ..c. ,.....,., 111e. Jllflrt llMlelr, 1NJ1 Sle4er Aw .• t e am Y requeat.a 0.na· July u 1911 at lO:OOAM a c..t..,_...._. ......... • ~.--............ ,....,...,,.ve1•er.c.M,..,..•ma lions be made to the First lb H •bo La M rial ,_ ..... ..,. ,.... .-. ,._... Tllll .....,_ -,.... .... .. l'rertcla D. SIN:lelr, to.fl Sleter BapUat Church Mllalonary Cbe a1r wir h wnR eHmo 1 ..... •-... ...... ..,.. lllwe c.-rC1ett1efOr...,.Ce1Mty .. JllfY Awe., ,_..,,. V•ll••· C•lll•"''• F d 301 11 _,..1 Santa ape t ev. aro ...... 1 "'' ,21• un • . a....,. a . Carl~ puto. or the Wes If ............... .-.ca" -. . P1tmt Tiii• !Miii-• .. ,~ .... ., • Ana. Ca. Services under the Anaheim Weat United......., ......... .,...,. • ...., .... 0r ... CM1tDe1t.,.,•.., ............. -. direction ot Harbor Lawn· . .. ~., • 111114 ,,_ Wf'tt ... ,111.,2 , 16.U.1"1 ......, .>eMIMclelr Mount Olive Mortuary or Methodist Church. official· ~·._ • ....,._ .... ~"!-· •' TM•....._ -,.,_...,. .. Coata Mesa M0-5554 Ina. Interment services Im· av1aot ~ • liil .-. -• PUBUC NOTIC.. c..,,..yCleftl11110r..,..c-ity .. ,llfy · · mediately followed. Services ::. :.:=.::-_::: :-...,:: m. · •· '"'· "' ..... Bl&CHIETI' under the direction or .................... ....._ ,.....,.,..0r .... c-1De11.,,..1et. THERESA BIRCHETT, Harbor Lawn-Mount Ollvt ce....... PecTmCIUl..,..•aaa JY1yt.1'.D.•.tt1t ..., rpesld~t ot Coate Mesa, Ca. Mortuary or Costa Mesa .• ".:=..":':':.:.C.:: Tll• ,::':!:"!. ... ,,. ass .... a~ay OD July 14, 540·5.SSt. ••cert•._. • .__..; ...... _,_a: PUBUC NOTICE 1981. Private Interment --. .,...... _,.... 11..., HINDC...:IN 1NYDT .. •T AS-i----------servlces will be held at llcCHESNEY ....... ,..._,....., ........... IOCIATD.IANJOUINVHTM .. .,. ITA.,....MTOP Harbor Lawn Memorial M I L T o N A t. TO n. ocr•NDAHT: "Ct.ti a11oc1AT11 1v. IAN Josa .. TMMAWM.PltOM Park. Services unCler the McCHESNEY. realdent oi :=:,-:.,-:;-.,:-..::-.:=. ~::•r:::;,:1~~A~ "uJ:.-:':~=r~· direction "' Balli •r1eron· Hu D tin. t 0 n Be a ch ........... y ................ .,. VI. IAN JON INValTMaNT AS-......... MMe Smith le Tuthlll W~tcllfr California. Born In Burt. ::" .:-.=-..... '-:.:',.::.:: r:vC.',;~:, "~1::.t ~~r. .. T'::::;::. ~.~ ~: Chapel Mortuary or CO.ta Iowa on November 7, 195 .............. u... ...... SAM JOH INVUTMUtT Al· ................ e11111 ....... lk· Mesa, ~9371. He passed away In Costa ,_ ....,... .. • ...,... • • IOCIATU nc. tas JMllllr• ltMll. 1111na ... ,, ..... 11•M• ., WltT ....wuruEa Mesa California on July n ....... ., .. .......,,_. ... _. w1e '"' ~ 9Ndl. CMlfwwl• ,..,."'""'.,,. c:...... °''"· ••· ~" ' . f ' ........ ...._. .......... ,., ..... .. .. "'1~.c.i...,,.. ..... ELS IE JUL I A 1911 at the a1e o 95 ... ,....,...._.. ... _,.II•\. LM•cer.w..._ •• ~c•· T11111c11-.11u11--1te•· CHOLCHER resident of Los Survived by hll wife ln&ri "'*" ~,...... 111 ..,,..._... " ••'*'· ._ ,,...... • ....._ W• "'"' i,, .. _.,_.,. _ ,. ..... • McChesney of Huntlnaton ...... _.,_,,.~~· m.• .. ••tll•a.eat...,_...._ ,_,,,,,.lft ... c-itl'et0r-.. An1elea, Ca. since 1925. Beach Ca dau•htera M ~ ,...., ,........ "' 111e CWR· Tiii• .,.._ 11 c...-cw. •• • Tiie 11111 -""......._ • ., .. Passed away on July 14, · ·• • ,....._ '""''".....,..., ••rH11 wt!Mr_,,,. •• • ,.., ... r 1981 She wu a member or McChesney of Huntlnaton OeeM: "-YJt, 1w LM•C.,W.S• w1L.aou1tN ,._ w1sa1t,,. ....,,. the ·Order of the Eastern Beach, Ca. a.nd Charlott ':;~~~ ~ 1w1ner•. Lat,.,,.. .•. C..llfenll• Star. She Is survived by her Nuon or St. Paul. Min· ~ Tiiie ......_. -tlNll .._ .. ~~· • .......__. -,., .. wt111 Ille daughter Jean Lucaa of ne a ota , and a110 3 , ".:fSJ."'1:' c-eyoer1u10r .... c-ity .. J111y ,_,C1ert1110r .... c-., .. J111., Newport Beach, Ca .• IOR·ID· erandchildren. Interment T--.ca.-··'"'· " .... ··~=~llwyl'lllfltF .. ~':.:"."- law Robert J Lucas siller will be at Lakewood ,....ar-..c..eo.11yPWet, ,......._0r...,.c...toe11,,....._ PllMl111HOr ... c-t1Dt11,,..1et, , Martha Kliter o·f Los Cemetery, St. Paul, Min· ,.,,.,._u,.,,.. -.-. Jytyt,t6.U.••• MIMI , ... , ..... n.•.1t1t ........ An1eles, Ca., trandcbildren nesota. Kent and Danalyn Lucas. WE&NER Cryptslde services will be LYLA EDITH WERNER. held on Thursday, July 111. resident of Costa Mesa, Ca. 1981 al lnalewood park Paaaed away on July 14, Cemetery. The ramily re· 1911. Sb.e .was a national queata in lieu of nowers board member or 0 .R.T. donatloos be made w lhe Al· and a vice-preaident of the alstance Learue or Newport Eastern Re1ion or O.R.T. Beach Child Day Care She la survived by her Center. Services under the husband Dr. Daniel Werner. direction or Baltz Bergeron· sons Darryl Jonathan, Joel Smith & Tuthill Westclirr Aaron and Matthew Loren. Chapel Mortuary or Costa mother Mrs. Faye Saffian Mesa. 646-'371. and brother Arthur Good· • man. Services will be held FRANCE&CHJNI on Thursday, July 18, 1981 at W I L L I A II l :OOPM at the Harb\>r Lawn FRANCESCHINl. resident Mount Olive Memorial of Ne"port Beach, Ca . Chapel. Interment services 2aaaed away on July. 15, immediately followlne. The 1981. He was a veteran in the ramlly requests In lieu. or U.S. Navy, World War JI. He rlowers donations be made is survived by hls dau&.hters to tb~omen's American Virginia Park or B'ilboa O.R.T., Eastern Realon, Is land, Ca.., and Norma 12181 Buaro St .. Garden Morgan or Woodland Hilla, 8 Grove Ca. Services under arandcb.ildren and 7 great· the d0iJecllon of Harbor grandchildren. Graveside Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary services will be held on Mon· or Costa Mesa. 540-5.SSt. da y , July 20, 1981 al ll: OOAM at the RI verside National Mllit.ary Cemetery., IDTHS JUverside. Ca. Setvlces lln· i I der the direcUon or Baltz ELSEWID Berleron·SmlU• le Tuthi ll £ We'stc:lilf Chapel Mortuary of Costa Mesa. Ma-9311. • REN&Y ESABEL J . HENRY. passed awll)' on July 8, 1981. Resident o( Irvine, Ca. She • was a member or the P.E.O. opea Ulundays W t P• aUsaleaflaal,pleue C lub. Survived by hef huaband A.P. <Billi or Irvine. Ca., brothers Robert Johnson of Arizona and Richard Johnson or Wyom· Ing. Services held on Thurs· da y, July ts. 1981 at lO:OOAM. at Harbor Lawn Memorial Chapel with Rev. Aaron Buhler, puwr ol lhe Harbor Trinity Baptiat Church. o(flciatlng. Service• under the direction or Harbor La•n·Mount Olive Mortuary ot Coata Mesa. 540·SSS41 C AMBRIDGE , Maas . !AP I -Dr. Ttao•aa I'· Jonea Jr., 65, vice, presl· dent for research at Massachusetts Institute or Technology and former president of the University or South CaroJina, died Tuesday. PEABODY. Mus. <API -Saxophonist Jimmy Derba, 46, who played for a time with bandleader Woody , Herman, died here Satur· da~. CELEBRATE HOMETOWN BANKING LAWSON NELDA V . LAWSON. passed away on July 14, 1981. She ls survived by her aon Kieth. Private funeral aervlces wiJJ be held in tbe CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. (API -CeeU A.luall4er Seeu, 79, former editor·i.D·chief ot MacMillan Co. who rose from boobeller to editor or Pulitzer Prhe-wlnnina works. died Friday. KANSAS CITY. Mo. <AP> -Elmer C ........ Sr.,.•. execuflve committee ----------chairman of Com · HAI~ UW.._MT. OUYI Mortuary •Cemetery Crenwtorv ·- 1625 G11ler Ave Costa Mesa 540-S554 .... c1•onas ~llOAIWAY ...otlTUA.IY t 10 Broadway Cotta Mesa 8'2·9150 IM.TlA ..... OM SMrTM a nmta.4 WllTCLW CMAPIL 427 E 17th SI Costa Meta I 6'6-9371 monwealth Theatres· Inc. and veteraq of more than 65 years In lhe movie theater business, died T\lea· day. PUBLIC NOTICE CD rn .. WITH YOUR FREE HUNTINGTON LANDMARK ~PRINTS t COME IN FOR VO<JR lWO NEW EXCLUSIVE PRINTS Huntington Beach has a rich history. From a beach resort.. to an oil boom town and back again. many of its landrmui<s, pea and present. reflect a colonul heritage. We're proud to be a new part cl this long established community. And to commemorate our grand opening, we went you to take home two FREE pen end ink illustrations. suitable for framing. d special Huntington Beis~h landmarks. ~were' done especially for our celcb1'8tion. so they're exdusiVe. DO YO<JR BANKING WITH HOME.TOWN PEOPLE We're locally owned by-Huntington Beach residents and I business pt;ofessk>nals who care about this community. You're going to be doing business with neighbors and )'Our money will eem high lnerest. plus help our community Prosf>er. Our president. Merl< Wright. ls avallabte to meet with you. and make an you're given personal, careful treatment. f you're banking ~ else, we hope you'll consider coming to your "hometown" Huntington Sa~ngs. Remember, our nelghbofs are our bullness. -ol' WE'RE CEI EBRATINQ-JOIN <JSI . You're lm.tlld to stop by end tee our beautiful new oMce el the comer d Golden ~ Ind Warnet. bl'll ftnd a speclOul ~ and '*8•nt. ~ """· free feNk:e, plus • depallear't c:omrrlUnlty room Nlllebte free to ~ dub or o._.lbmlbi. And lob d 1eftahme11a. tool Come tiY and My Mio. •• ,. looWng fOiwd 90 meed~ )'OU. OPEN YOUR INTEREST PAYING ACCOUNT NOW! We heve a special .. Huntington Account" waiting for you when you open an accoont during our Grand Opening. Interest paying checking, high interest savings. many free seNices, sef e deposit boxes and other valuable surprises will make banking a pleasure and a profitable experience. By the way. our unique .. Huntington Accounf' checks are beauUf 1JI and you·u be proud to use them. Come in today- we've got community interest. and that's like money in the --~~ bank! •• : . .. . I I I ·I I DEFENDS ACT Ed A,_, Pvaue NOTICS •w AIHINGTON (AP> -Tbe Rea1aa adm1Dlatratloa, cbar•ed by actor J:d Auer .ttb tryiq to Umlt tbe public'• rlabt to lmow, muat JUltify aay cbaa1es lD the Preedom of Information Act, a Houae aubcommlttee cbalrman Hya. "Thole wbo aeek ameDdlnenta bear tbe burden of providlq ade- quate JuatlftcaUon," Rep. Glenn En1ll1b, D·Okla., uld aa bl1 Houae Government Operatlon1 1ubcommittee heard te1Umony by media repreQntaUna, lncludinl Asner, who portray• oeMpaper editor Lou Grant on televllioo. "Don't' let anybody' weaken tbe FOJA," Asner aald. "Don't let P1JaLIC NOTICS , ...... ......... 0r .... c.-Delay ... .., PUBLIC NOTICE .,...,,., .. ,, ... ,"' -.et. --------- PUBLIC NOTIC& PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE Ofr DEATH O~ NICHOLAS P . PEZZENTE AND OF PETITION TO AD· . • MINISTER ESTATE NO. A 109424. To 111 heirs , beneficiaries, creditors 1nCS.cont1ngent creditors of Nicholas P. Peuente end · .......--persons who mey be ..Oncao..nutTH'llAU otherwise lnterel\ed In the T.L .... ,,..... NOTICI II HUllY OIVIN, .... will and/or estate: • w. .... v. ~ s. ""· •• •:• A petition has been filed .. , ... •""' "..., ..,, "' .. emc. by Merthl E. Peuente In :~::.~~.•,::.!: :,•~:;:':!~: the Superior Court of .............. -.111.,.c11y .,._ Oran~ County requesting ea ,._, c-itJ ., 0r._ • .._ ., that -Marthe E. Pezante C•LHenl•1_.-1AL ISTATI be •--lnted ... --rsonel 11cu.-1nu MttvlCI, • ~ ,..... •• -~--.•WIY••••Hrw• represtntetlve to •d· _. _. ............ ..-., m inister the estete of r,:..C::,':,~:':-"...=.4: Nicholas P. Peuente (un- ._. ---. ,..,... t11 •1 11, der the Independent Ad-. · ,. ...... , .. .,°'"' ... ...,. mlnlstretlon of Estetes =:..-.c:r::._ ~~! Act>. The petition Is set for ••edl ., ....... , lt1 _.,_, ., heerlng In Dept. No. 3 at ,ertH~ •• t11• ••111.tl•u 700 Civic Center Drive, :':--. ..-. •:-=.c. """.~ West, In the City of S.n .. ~ ,_. ., 1t11, .,. .._ ,.,. ., Ane, Cellfomle on July 29, Ofltc .. I ....,... ., ... Celllley, .. 1911 IM 9: 30 A.M. ,..._ m . ...,..,., ~ -. IF YOU OBJECT to t-.... WILL MLL AT ll'U•LIC AUC· ,,.. TIC* TO nt• HIOHHT ••DOH grentlng of the petition, ~ CASH. .....,. _.,., • u""" you should either eppeer ::..~':.. ... _. .. .:.=-,.: et tht hHrlng end state --~l\•T~."'_. .... ,. your objections or flle ~ ~ ..._...,. .... c-tJ .... written objections with the ~ -:i:-...:':.~:~ui:a, lft .. court before the he•rlng. U.ef-...n9Ncll.•.-r-.,. Your eppeerence m•y be ~· ... •. ,.... 11 .-,, ., In person or by your et-....._-.., lft,IM effke., torney ~~--"::'_:-.._~ I F . ·y 0 U A R E A ..... .=.,.,.,., .. ,..,,,,__. CREDITOR or e cont· ff_,.,.. • ._,.., "~ lng~nt eredltor Of the de-.:.,';'~ 0raw. c.r-.. ceased, you must file your Tiie •• .... ..,.., 411Klelllla claim with the court or • ...._, • ..., lfte:ef1ee11-111 present It to the person•I .... ..,_ ..._ • ...., ,_ representative ....... •nted ........... ...,,... .....-... w111 .. _.. .. .,... ••· by the court within four rMtr • ...,_ • .,.. .... ,....,... months from the ct.le Of ..... ....._.. • _ _..c., .. first IMUenet Of letters H utwy IM ,,__. ~· "' .. ..... ., .._ ........,. .. _. .,, provided In S.Ctlon 700 of ..w o.. .. TtW. w1111 ..._. .-tht Probate Code of -.r -•..,......... """"'; • Cellfornle. The time for ===-~=-~i:.::= filing clelrns will not ••· ....... ....,ctwrwae ........... • plrt prior to four months • 1,,.... _.., .. v.11 ,,..... from the date of the heir· ~ .,°::, ~ T:..:,:: Ing noticed ebove. ,. • ._...,. .. _... ._, dW9M YOU MAY EXAMINE _. ·--., .. T,,...., ec .. the fllt ktOt by the court . .... .. Wti.1 .-i1ceue11 ., t1111 If you ere Interested In the ................ ~: _., "'"' n .. te, Y.OU mey fll• • rt· .-1M.1STAT• qutst with the court to re-s.cu.-1T1n 11ttv1c1, celve spec:lel notice Of the .~,....., .. -. lnventorri of es .. te HMts •T,,_., I lMA&J o.J. ~. and of he petitions, ec-, .. ~ counts and reports ::."-.........,· dtscrlbed In Section 1200.S ..... °''"" of the Cellfomle Probate T•: lm1 ,..1'1M COde. ,........ OrMtl c... Deify ,,,.., ~Or .... c...c Dtlllr ,.... Jiiiy "'a. .. "" ,. ... , ,, .. , u , "' .. ~ • ttl'iit PVllUC NOTICE PVIUC NOTICE atmed at makln1 1weepln1 cb..,.. lD tbe 15-year-old law. ••If y aoel la to JDak• tbe law f alrer ud more efficient . . . wtta.out a major revlalon of the act," blaakl. Bob Scbleffer, a national CBS newa correapondent, ur1ed the aabeommittee to overrule Smith and "rt1tore tbe proper emphul1 favorln.f pre1umptlon for dis· closure. "The demonatrable harm or damace standard tha\ Smitb aet aalde la a lbuncl concept wbJch reducee tovemment llt11aUon and f01tera apeedy compliance," aald Schieffer, who represented Sl1ma Delta Chi , the Society of .. · Prof•llonal Jou.mallaU. Cohaa:uut Jack Aodersoa said federal acenclet were lntere.ted only Jn protectlnt themaelvea from embarruament. ''The Freedom of JnformaUoe Act bu made It harder fOC' tbe wrontdoen and incompetents ta cover up tbelr ml1deed1, and that'• the real reason they are ao eater to pull ltl teeth,•· be alld. The witnesaes received a friend· 1y reeeptlon from the committee members, althou1h Rep. John N. Erlenbom, R·nt., said chan1n ln the law may be nece11ary to pro- tect bullnesa trade secret.a and personal privacy. Rep. John Conyers, D·Mlcb., - • •said newt a1encl• may not re. celve the aame conalderaUoo iA tbe Senate where Sea. OrrJo Hatch, R·Utab, plans to be1Jn Judiciary subcommittee beartnca today on propoHll to broaden ex· emptlona from the law. New look! New size! 1\tt\~t~~t \\\I coming Friday I 1 NO PUACHASE NECESSARY. CITY JUST FILL OUT THI DRAWING ZIP ,...i vaT c"''' Oeltfornla rancher lobert P. Nimmo, World War U bomber pilot and xar,an war v•teran, baa been eonflrmed u new ad· mlnlatrator of the Veterans Ad · mlniltraUon. Nimmo la a former state ,aenator. .. • Orange Coast UAIL Y ..-1Lv111 nurtKJ111y, ""''' , y, • •o, •• ·Hospital site Stirs flap . San Diego leaders object to Navy's plan SAN DIEGO <AP> -San Dle10 clvlc leadera have reacted aQarlly to the Pent.aeon'• dec!alon to build a S30I million naval boapltal ln pie· tureaque Florida Canyon ot Balboa Park near one beinl abandonecl. the day that they made thla de· etalon." In an effort to quiet crltlca, Secretary of Defen.se Caspar Weln· ber1er said the holpltal bu .been re- desi1ned to eliminate features to wblcb city offtctals objected. Another five acr• wu added to the prtHnt naval hospital property belnl traded to the city. Mayor Pete Wllaoa told a newa conference Wednesday tbat be atlll preferred a site offered to the.,Navy In southeast San Dle10. "The cOnJtrucllon Industry and the developera" want the aoutheut sltei said retired Navy Capt. Norva Richal'dlon, ~-chairman of the Save Balboa Park Committee. Hamilton Marston, a wealthy ctvlc leader , said bulldin1 the hoepltal in the park "is like puttln1 the University. of California Inside Ft. Rosecrans back in the daya the rort was a Cort ...;. It just won't work." He predicted "the Navy will rue . EASY DRIVER DEMONSTRATION! 1At•11• snn .. uas, . 4,, 211 fl1J .... ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AlUMINUM GUSS IDGlllG ..... . ::~i:-~~~ .~~~~· ......... 1311 Ulf Hlll, f Hm ........... '. 311 3 .. RAJ•RDSNIUUl,lt-1f •• ,.1311 WOlllGlOVl.S................ II 111 \111175' GARDIN HOSE .•..•.... 10 lllWOOD POTS • • • . . • . • • • • • • • • ASSOITID HOSI •ms BUILDING ~ U•S ••••••••••• 50'/e Off ~~~~~ .. ~c;;..s·H·I~:·.~~ ......... 1011 .' , AMlll0 VIJIT All fUll ao8/ llCOIATIVI MMllS •• !IO'lt Off CIHMITS (AU SIZIS) •.•. iJ 71 Off flOOR TIU. NO WAI •-••&•.-mftAL..:·-SOlMtAI, 1 STYUSTll, 2011.L -...... · · • • · · · • ,iftl-,W DI lU<n NIH ... ; . . 19 Off fMCY ... SIBYi .. , ... 711 U4"a1r.aW................ • &AUON TUSH CAN ........ . HOUSEWARES TAIU GCmlS ................. TOASYllOYIM, IDJt .•••..••.• 2211 --AYICOOIWAll .. '°' .. onu ICl<IUSllft. ,,,, ........ 18~ STACllll lllS •.•• · •.•..• .' .•... 1" ASSOITlt m SWP\HS • • • 50'-Off COASTlllS •.•. , ••.•.• • •••••.•• 3" IUllllMAID FOlDAWU .....a1... _. ., ... DISll HAlllO . . . . . . . . . . ..U'?W ""' IU>UBI MIS ............ · Iii--· . 40i'5 S.WI MllllASTO, 11·1t •.•• 41'1 <lOTIU llffllS . ' .... ' . ' . JWAf va.tn ....... ; ....... 1" SUICTID NOOVll VACUUM CUANllS IU ... SPllUATIN ......... 811 IOUIRCOVllS ............. 99o lll .. SPlalATDllA•B .. 11" AllWAllPAPll ........ 301/o Off PAtlf IOOft ••••••••• 111 II, .. ASSOITID MIHOI TIUS ASSOITll PARTY PATIO llTlS fllml(I SCllllMS AHOITID AlUllONT PATIO M•HTUll SAUGUS <AP> -The California Hlitl•fY Patrol has beaun a crackdown on tnaclta that violate the sta~ rules of the road for the toac haulers. • On the (int day of the CHP'1 annual aeries of surprise truck lnapectlons at selected point.I, officers ln five hours Issued 5e cltatlOnJ. The surprise lnspecllona were conducted alon1 the Antelope Valley Freeway near here, with emphasis on brakes and 1teerln1. Forty.four. cltatloni were for faulty brakes, and in the case of UI trucks, brakes were so bad the vehicles had to be pulled off the road until they could be fixed , said CHP pubUc affalra coordinator Lance,Erlckson. January's Nall Works IL.. S,.CWC>ffw '40---a.i~!:..,.,.-Noo~ec-r!io--<IO hll J400W.C...tH~ s.ffe A. tU. 641-)411- C•ll 642-5178. Put • few word• lo work tor you. S..woto ~Si.. al•-0-tc .. s .... -y..,,....., COIT• ...... M1·121t , . .._._ •iuo.~ -~c.i-......... ,..,., ... _,-,., MERCURY SAVINGS and loan auociation OPEN MO!\I. FHI. H A .M . fi PM SATURDAY 10 A .M . ·I l'.M . Executl~• OfflcH: 7812 Edinger Ave., fSCJC Huntington Beach, CA 92647 Sourhern Celllomle R~/Ofte/ OfflcH :, 5877 E. La Palma Ave .. Anaheim. CA 92907 8955 Valley View St •• BU.na Patti. CA 90829 196e Arnelll Rd., Ct.marlllo, CA 93010 ---·---_......, ___ _ 20715 s. 'Yalon BIYd., canon CA 807<4e 23021 Lake Center Of., (Lake ,oretO. El TOfo, CA 82930 1001 E. Imperial Hwy'l La Habfa. CA 90831 Gt 4140 Long S.ach Blwo., Long Btach, CA 90807 • 22939 Hawthofne Blvd. TON&ACe, CA 80505 1095 lrvlne BIYd., Tustin, CA 92980 235 N. Citrus A~ .• WNt'Covlna. CA 91793 "Mercury Room" evt//eble on• reaerved bl•I• lOUJ\I. IOO\ISlllG UllDU PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE _ .. DEAR PAT DUNN: Our tax refu.nd check came, but my husband and I mil· pl•ced lt. We've Joo~ed everywhere. What can we do, lf anythina! Also, my husband prepared our Joint tax return and I just aiined it. He says I'm just as responsible for ,v~at's on the return as he is. fa this true? G .K .. Huntington Beach . If Y•'ve loet yoar refud clillffll, pM9e u., la&eraal aeveaue Service ud Utey wUI la•trtld Y• Oii lao• you caa Ille a clala for a d .. Uca&e cltrffll. .U for you ~r qllHUOll, las HY• YOll are Jut H reapoulble for JMr tu reaara as yoar ludba8d Is. By 1lp1J11 >'••r ume a. tbe tttn11 Y• became lesaUy r~1pGmible for any tase1 dae. · Dry f ooda solar way DEAR PAT DUNN: I have a laree veeelahle carden and quite a few fruit trees in my yard. Every year I en4 up with more fruit and veeetables than I can use. I'd like to ~ow ll it wouJd be poasibfe..lo preserve them by sun dryinc. I've heard this can be doQe, but don't know ii you need speci~l equipment or which fruits and vegetables can ~ •un- dried 1uecesefuUy. · E.H., Newport Beach ae1earet.ers •ave eveluled ... .,,. .. , ., ttepkal ud ••Mroplcal fnila ud ve1e&ablea for aeveraJ yea.rs. Tiiiey foued diet peaekl, ma•a•. lreetl peppers, -'-a, •u~m1, P.faatalal aad 11apes CH be 111eeeul.Uy pre· 1enecl by IM>me U'Jla&. Some food prod•d• aeed preU'eatmeat. He• u blaaeli••1 Hd/or 1Ueta1-wa.e. dried, ttteae ,.._ta cu be 1terecl la cemtaJaera at room te•peratve. For more detaUecl laforma&Mll oe llryta1 1pedlle fraJtl aad ve1etablel. ~~ Ute Ceoperatlve E•teuloe office at 774-'7'51 aad uk for Ute pabUcalHNI, "0ryl8J Foods at Home." A solar food d.ryer caa be ball& eully for IHI Ulaa SZlt. It &I 4let&pH le *J f ... "Jut eao•P" M tlaey .... , evel'IMtat • IHua. Coa1tnle..._ lal•••U-cu M ~..aed by •rlU.1 &e t/.8. cttna ud S..btnpjeal Prodllda IAboratory. P.O. lloJl l ... Wiater Havea, Fla. S388t. Ditforce may change W-4 DEAR PAT DUNN: I was recently divorced and was wonderint lf I should fill out a new W-4 form. Someone told me I had lo d o th.is. -L.T .. Coata Mesa A divorce or aeparaUoe eaa affect Ute namber of HempUOu you ere eatMJecl to claim. ~ lateraal aeveta11e Service ad· vlaea tallpayen wlao uve reeeatl1 dlvercecl or separated Lo claffll wl&al &alelr empleyer &o determtae laow many eaempdoM are cu· renUy cJaJmecl. A new Form W -4, Employee'• Wltlailold· la& AllowHce CertUleate, •••t be flied wltlaln II day1 after It beeomea appueat tbere hu beea a c•aaae la tM Hmber of •I· lowable eHmpUou. · For addltloaal laformaU. refer to IRS PubUcatloa 5t4, ''Ta• l11formetloa for Divorced or Separated l11d1Yiduala," evalla- ble at IRS offtce1. A "Got o problnn'! Then write to Pot •"' ... Dunn. Pot wtll Cut Ml tape, fielting " ..L tM ouwera ond action !IOU Med to sol~ ineq1dties m gooemrnent ond bu.riM.ss. Moil JIC*r qwdiOtu to Pot Dwan, At Yoa.r ~e. Ormtfie Cooat Doily Pilot, P .O. &tt l5f0, Ct*a Me1a, CA 1262f. At mony lettna os pouib~ wiU be CJJllWtrN, but plloMd 1nquif'W1 or letters not including tlw reader's full name, oddreu and bunMu houn' phoM numbeT cannot be ~rN. Thu column o~r• dail11 ez. cepl Sundays." SHUTIERS CUSTOM QUAUn SHUTIERS Designed, Finished installed :28 Years Experience Manufacturing Quality ~h.utte~ ·FINEST QUALITY SHUTTERS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET TODAY .•• AT FACTORY .. . DIRECT PRICES! Call (714) 548-6841 or 548-1717 . FINAL REDUCTIONS fl..pldA ·-PUBUC NOTICE NOTtC•Of' A~CATICIN TOUU. ALCOMCIUC MV•llAGH Te WlleM fl IMy C-•n , Ar-i." a1e1M _., •• ....,~ le t lie Ooperlll'lent et Alcelt,H~ ..... , ... C:-CIW IW "O" OH SALi 8S.&lt & WIN• IPV8. UT Pl..1 .. .. 11 .,, .... 11c ..... , ... , et toe W•r-A-. ,_If! V•ll", CA .,, .. 1''*41"*9 0r-. C:-1 Delly ,,..., Jiiiy ••••• , ,.,.., SHOE Se111l-Annual PUBUC NOTICE ' . -----.....-- I PRICE Selected Styles Broken Sizes All Sales Final - #54 FAS .. <* ISLAte. MIWPOIT HACH (7141 '44·4223 #27 MAIH nmT. Al.HAMIU 121 JI 21Z·5'71 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS •u••••ss NAM• STATU~CNT Tiie loll-Int perlOfll are NIH 1M11lneu ... GOADll!'S OIL.I, 1JSC 8ellof SlrMI, Cotta Mew, Callf0tn1a fl•:it , T-Kewal, 401·1! WHI AltOn, Santa Ane. Cetlf.,.tlla m i. Clll!Yru Kawel, 401·1! West AllClfl, • Santa A,,., Celllorfll• t:r.» . hl1 11us1Nt$ It c.fldllctacl Dr I~ fl•IOVal• I~ -wilel Tomoo K•wll, Clll"•cv Ka•al T"" 11.._1 .,_. lllad wltll ~ c ... .,,, c.-"'Or-C.-ly on Mr "· '"' ,..,,, ....... ....,Or ..... Coe•• Dolly p,._., Jiiiy ••. n, 111, AuO •. "'' not,., PUBUC"NOTICE ____ ___.__ ltOTICaOf' OIMOt.UTICIN 0, l'AltTNlltSttlP' PVDllC ftDUa II llel'90y gt-!bet Corinne A Cell--Tereu, ~ AmoroM, llertttolwe dolnv 11111/Mit .,_, ._ fkUllou$ firm ,,_ _...,., 11y1e ot TN PllrlKt ... •nc•, at •tlK. Hiiaria W•v. City ol ......_,, a.oC:ll: Co..nly ol 0r.,., Stale of C.Hforpl,t,.· did ... Ille .. , .. y ot July, ltll,'9y mul11el COflMlll, dl110lwe Ille lald partnerllllp -IMmlftale 1'11tlr ..... llDfls •• PMfners tlwr•n. Said -lneM In Ille luture wlll t>e conducted t>y C«1nne A Callllilen, •II• Wiii P•Y end d l1<ller11• i ll llat>llltle1 -C1e011 ot ,,,. firm an41 ~· eel we a11 "-1" payeblt to llle firm. Furlller ,.,.ice II ...,..t>y 9lwwi f.-1 Ille unden19nect wlll ,..,. i. •"4*111• • ble, trom llllt ci.y on. for "'IY ~· · ' tlon ln<vrrecl t>y Ille ot,,.r In "°' ~: name or In Iha,._ of Ille fltm. ".; • DATED AT Newpott Bee;;..,.'. Ctllfornle, tlll1 Mt! day ol July, '•'-"'· • • Tff .... M. A.mor-.o ·°::· : • Corinne A Call-"~· , PuDllllwcl 0r-. Coett Dollr ptliit,. • July "· t•t >1$41 ; -~" ·a PUBLIC NOTICE _ _.-:·· : NOTIC:5 INVITING atOS ~: Nollco " ,,.,....., 91wen ll\el ·~· IO.td o1 Tn.&teH ol I,_ eo.st oern mun1ty ~I-Dlllrt<I ol O•~ • C°"ftlY. c.lllornW. wHI taUtW ....,_. . lltd• up le 11 00 • m .• ~Y • .<>.4l(ldU • >. , .. , •• tr. PvrclWK!ne 0e1>e<1"'"' · . ol .. ,d coll-d"ltkl IDUlect el Q;o • • Ad•m ~ Aweftue. Cella Me}(, • CalllorNa, at wlllcll •-Mid "'4h • ..cll · IMP114N1cJy _....._r_f« _,-', ·, FAl.l.I U I COMM U H l.n . SEAVICUICOl.l.EGE ACTIVITfaS. • CAL.ENDAA,·,COASTLIH£ C~· ' MUNI TY COLI.EGE >. All t>tO. are 10 t. i'l ae<orci.nce ~ ,,,. Bio F0tm lnslr\ICllom -~ 11on1 and St>Kmcallon w1,.cn ate ,-.. °" Ille -nwy IM M<ure<I ift ,,.. olflu OI lM Pvrc.Nl•ne A .... I of Wiid <Oil ... dl1lrltl • . ,166111 Eacn IM-r mull 1ubm1l ••Ill ii• . NOTIC9 OP AP'P'l.lc;ATIC* Pvt>lllftfd 0r.,... c.o.11 D•lly Pllol. l>ld • cas!Mr'1 cn.u, terltfled <fW\!tll, ~ C ....... IN July 1•, 21, JO, AuQ ••• 1'11 JIOO .. I Ot t>lddet'1 bond -1Myable '°i OWN•ltSMIP' O, Au:ottcK.tc: ora.? ol IM Cout Corntnuftlly Col Pu.1 'C NOTICE' ••v••A0• 1.1c•Ns• PUBUC NOTICE 0111r1c1 Board of Tru11us 1.... • • ~ c. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: amoulll not ten lllan live per~I --------~--l(l!MIHSl(f•S ENTERPRISES. INC. I ' U'-lol tlW sum Did ••• -•altl .. JM• I I 1 11 ,.. Ille t>l-r will entw lnlo Ille pr~ 'ICTITIOUS 9UMN•U •PP Y nt o I • .._apartment of "CTITIOUS aUSINISS COt\tracl u IN 1ama 11 ewar-'.Jo llAMll ITAT••lfT AkolMllk ~ ... C-rol for "0 " NAMS STATUllCMT 111m In 11-• ....,, o1 f .. lure to eni. (• TIM .......... ...,_ It ...... ~ OH SAi.i GENERAi. lo Mii •l<-k Tne tOll-1"9 perlOfll are dOl"ll lo W<" coftl•«I. IM proc.~ ol')ll!e -M : t>ewr .... •I 2l022 ~ Strwt, t>wllnna • <MO will lllO torteltocl, or In U)e ~ CltOWNS 8Y DeecwtM4 J., ... HvflllftllM hedl, Celll°""JI. I.Ill.A. "'5oc:1ATIS, -Al-ot. boflel ..... full....., lMnof wiU.llle .,_""""' s..lte lo., ........... Vell", PvtNllMd Or .. Coell Dally Piiot, Strut New-I lea<ll Callforrua lorfeilM to w.o <Oii ... Olstrk t. • CAfl111. Jiiiy i•, Itel Jll2~1 . .,_.. • • No t>I-,,..y wlllldr-hll IM<tf• O•~ ~ MAl"HMAN, 8arMra L Hoff,,,.,.. t06 A9-• period o1 tor1y 11 ... 1.UJ a.rt «.-., tt•I T..-.i.-• ...-~lt. PtJBUC NOTICE SlrHI, H•--1 .. •<II. C.tlforflla tlled•lewtforln._"'41....,fff.'-: CAnw.. '2t60 T,,. 8oerd o1 Trvst9ft r.-ttt lfjJ Tltlt ....._. 11 cendlKMd lly lfl If!. -C Echtord ttoffman. t06 Al-pr1wll ... 01 ••teth"ll any -all ltjh 41lv...... f'lCTITIOUS auSIMalS Slrut. Newperl Beacll, Callforflla or 10 wa1w any irr99U1ar11te1 ·~· O.W• J. llUR-MAMC STAT•MaNT t2ttO ' tormailll .. 1n""' 1M4 w 1n 111e IMldl',.._ n .. ---,.... .... ... Tiie foll-lflt --••• d•lne Tiii• ""'"'"' II <-<lecl t>y • HormMI E wa(Sin C-ty Clen of OrMet c-.ty 911 IMnl-•· (leMral --rVMP S«retaty, ~ J-D,I... PIRFO•MEX, 110 Newporl llw-•t. Hoff"""' otT,.,._. "~ Center C>rlw , Sult• 200, N••pon Tiiis -...-wet filed •llll Ille CM•I ~ ""*......, 0r-.. c-c Delly ,....._ hacll, Cellfonll• ~ c-•Y oen "'0r.,. c-tv o" July co11 ... Dlsfc·lc• J-lJ,MyJ.t, 16, "81 ..., Me,....rnent Worll Auoclelat, "· "" Put>ttllled Or-Coe\! O.••t Plfdt. PUBUC NOTICE ,.ICTITIOUI 8Ul4NIM ~ITAT••NT Tiie ......... ,.,_ It ......... M : , HA•aOR O•OOMINO, 1 ... l 11on11111ln, H11nll n11en •••~II. ellloml•,... Cll••lffft S111M Malltt, 1'71' l119twoed ~. """''""" llM<ll, •llletnl• .... Tlllt ---.. It c..-Ct.M !If .,. I~ ......... CMrtMn s. MelllK Tlllt ........,..,.. wet tllld wltlt tM c-•" C*11 t1 °'.,.. c:.unev.,. J•y ''· "" ,,.. .. Plllllltlw4I Dr ... CMtl Dolly ... ... Jiiiy "· u. •. ,..,.. .. '"' ,, ..... . inc .. CAllNw111a. 110 ""'-' C:...IM l"l .. U1 July " u. "" 11~ Ori••· s..lt• 200, Newpen k•<ll, PuDll-Or-Coetl D•llY Pilot, ...:... c a111orn1at21MO -Juty ... u,:io.~ •· '"' ,.,,,,, ••••• 'C NOTICE ·:·: 11111~11 t..-ictact llY • <• _. por•t1on. PUBLIC NOTICE - --~ . O. F-llOr. Prnl-.:; Tiii• ~Wat filed •1111 ,,,. -----NOTICE OF DEATH Qr-- CWflly '*" .. Or ..... Couftty °"July .. OT•C• INVITING ••OS HELEN e: z ELL EJ'lt,. u. "'' ,1 .. m .,::1:: ::!'6c::'"c:9..:.":o":.::~ aka HE LEN ZELL C:fJ;. P111>11.,.,. 0r.,. CMst 0011y P'llol. eov1 ... .,,., Newport euc11, CA nMJ aka H E LEN ERM ~ -• J111ytt,n .».A111.•.1111 J20Nt. 1H1t112:111P.M.an"'92"\deyot J11ly, TRUDE ZELLER ANl>>r ----1111, at llONc.ll 11me euc:11 t>IOt -11 t>e OF PETITION TO /(~.-: PUBUC NOTICE . opanu •nd '""fer JAMBOREE MINISTER ESTATE . .' :~ ~ R OAD CHOltTH80UND ) ------HSURFACIN(HROllU:ORDROAO A -109467 to all hel.~j,> 'IC'T'ITIOUI 8USIN•U T 0 '0 0 "I! IT S'O u TH 0 F beneficiaries creditors~= NAMaSTAH••T l!ASTa1.ul"FoR1vE. cont l n~ent c reditors· ·of~· Tiie ........... __, It dlilfte IMlsl-CONTltACT NO. 2"1 -.. , ENGIHl!l!R'S HT1MAT1 .. uoo Helen • Ze ller, aka Helen s o M EHTlflP'1t11as, u• ~,,,,....,, 11w c11y c--11 11111 Zeller, aka Helef') Ermen- ::t:"I• Awettw, Co•t• MH•. CA 1411t .. yafJuly,1t1t. trude Zeller and person!l DONAt.D G. Mct.100, u ~:-ci:;.,.,,..,-who may be otherwise In; .. ,onl• A11-. Co•t• MaH, CA Pr-tlve lllCld9n ,..., oe..in -terested In the will and/cSr..., PUBUC NOTICE ..,., _.., t>1c1 ._ ... at no ,_. et tr. estate. : ·------------1 T11lt ....,_II 'endllctod l>y lfl If>. offke ef 1119 PW!k '#«111 Detlarl• itl h be f 'f-... el111Wet. "'•"'· uoo Newport ••vlevar.i. A p e t on a s ~ t """' • J&-i~i~~~i~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!! ~n~~-• ~~~~ ~~hedl.CA~ byOra~Rl~~Jr.ln~e ~ •AMII ITATllMlllfT T11t1 ..._,. -",.. wtai .. Fer,..,._ lnfortMtlefl, ,.11 Gllt>ert ~uperlor Court of Oranne • Tiie , .. ,...,._,__,•re C-yo..tt10r..,..c..my..,J111v W ~E,,.._ •1'*2211 • ---· '· tte1. • =.1.,.. 0r-. ~1 o.iiy Piiot. ountv reques ting that : 19n Placentia Avenue • Costa Mesa, CA '¥l.flZl .. ~:.~~~=-A~T...:l.a ,, ..... Jiiiy "· '•' 21,..., Ora S. Riggle, Jr. be ap-~ Jeff A.-.. "1 ._... ~ .. c..-"""!1--_ar-..,eau• Do1•y ,.,.... po Int e d a s pers on a I ·: Mne,c;A...._ Jvtyi ,n, Awe. •1•1 ,, .... , PUBLIC NOTICE representative to ad·; JMW.NMN,~s-c1r., PUBUCNOTICE m inst er the estate of ·' ":i;.~~., YtlMft, c... uL•..,.••A•••K>NAL Helen E . Zeller, aka H elen :. Meu, CA--. ,IC'Tlnous euse••• wAn• OUAL•TY Zeller, aka Helen Erm en-:~ T...._J.u..er,1at1car...,1.11., NAMlllTATa••T co.T--aoA•o tTude Zeller (Under the In·! tt1111t111•a.dl.CAtM& Tiie ,........_ ,., .... , .,. -.1"' SAMTAW•••t0te depende nt Admln istra-i Tlllt ..,...._ ,, C ..... t tH 9Y a.._. __ : ........ A........ t ..,_.,,...., .. .,.., ,ltOMOTIVATORs, ''°""Illy 111---.ce.,.. tions A ct>. T~e petition is ~ J.A.Mlll9f P'erllCl~ ... lrvlM,CA'2114. NOTICSOI' set for hearing In D ,pt. ; Tiii• ........... -,.. .. wtt11 ,.. ""°''LAYERS wl!ST tNc •• • P'UllLICMU••• N o. 3 at 700 Civic Center ·: C-ty Clef1k ef 0r ... ~lily 911 Callltrnl• cer,.,.atlOfl, t•ttl" Slly en41; APPLICATION FOR WASTE Drive, West, In the City of :· J..,y,,lt.,. ,.,.Clftte,lrWlno,CAft114. OISCHARGI! REQUIRl!Ml!NTS ..... Santa Ana9aCallfomla on ... Tiil• ....._, 11 ~-ay • c•· tleNI "91hllant Dhcl'Wlroe Ellmlf!e· ,.,,11911• uen System ...,,,,." tor '"° City ot August 5, 1 1 at 9: 30 a .m . ~ P'.-0.P'LA..;,::.~ WIST INC. ~~::~ .._11 ""'111., IF YOU OBJECT to tM ·~ ~ "" •n NPOl!.S piwmlt .....i1c•t1C111-•· granting of the petition, 'l Tlllt , .......... -lllOd wltlt IN plfH for •Hit dlteller .. reqwlr•· you Sh o uld either -p-} CMlfltY c1er1t of Or...._ CDWlty "' 1Mnu fet u. dlte11e,... of <l•rlflod pear at the hearing and ~ J-"·"''· ,,_ :.=n:.,~~·~n:.0'1•• state your objections or : ''*ltl!M 0r .... CMst Delly....... °" ""...,,of pre11m1nar, ,,.,. •• fllt written obJectloos with ~ J-'' n -. -... '-'"' at7M1 "'-_. -'kMlon °' ••wtui ''-"" tt.e court before the htar • : • ' ..-. .,.. ,...iec1on1, u. c.111orn1a '' ~ • 1t1110M1 _.., °"""11, cen1ro1 eoerd, Ing. Your appearance may : PUaLIC NOTICE s.ittl AM ..._..... lefttotn..ly pro be In person or by your at-• "'" .. '-_... dltdler .. r~r• torn~. ' -II • ._.. elf9-I llml\all.,t O U A R E ,.. ~ f'ICTITI-_.. , a11• ••eclol cond1tlen1. Pet1ona I Y "' '\ .... tTA.,...IW wl ...... to<-llP9llet~llO CREDITOR or a cont·: ,,. ....... ..,_ " ....._ ..... '"' ,.._. 111K11« .. ._ir...-t• lngent creditor of the de-·: -•: -lfllll ..... _., -In wrlU,. d st fll • ,...,., • ._ COAST TOWING MIW•CE. ta .... _...,...no later"*" cease , you mu e your \ TllM ....._. ..-.. .-.. ,.,,,..,,., ••Y. c .. ,. M• .. , ~ts. '"'·"'•~w-.ec-clalrw wit h the court or · c-tyCIMllfOr-.c:-.IY•JWJ c.it...,,...., .. _ rK.94 ..... !lrler ................. present It to the personal ~ 1 "'' • & w ,.,..._ """ ~ will .. <~"'..,.,...._..., t ti I ~ d · · ._ t•oew.-..c.e--.~ .. nMl _mflllt,.. ,._.4Mfll.,. represen a ve appo n,e :· ~ ar..a c.M o., • .., _ 1 • • .... ,..,..,., by the court w l thin four ~ ~· -.-.-."" a.tMt. Tfll•...._•u---.eur· r11e._. ... .._ .. ....,"'"'-· months from the date of : • ., .. -. 11o11 •....., 1t 1n etWMIMlt pr..., fl t 1 of 1-at ' ~w T-•At 111e., •· _..,.,_..,_...~-... rs SSU4tnc• '"en as ·. --::·: .... ...,...., ..... ,... • Mlk ...,. provided In section 700 of ~ • - Tille -,.... ..-.. ...,. .. ...,... tht probete c ode of ·; C1M1tyOWu•ON111a0111111r•.M, l>An:.........,11.1•1 C•llfornl•. The tlmt tor i 'M, ,., TIMI. ,, ••. lft. flll I I Ill -...... ~LACI:. Cit, (-.Cit Clle~.. ng c a ms w not .... ; ........_. 0r..., c.... °""'......, ._ N~1 ._....,.,,, ,......... plre prior to four months < ,,..,,,,.., .. ,,....,,,. .,....,, '"'"·~· trom the ute Of tht M4tf'·. I ....... ,...... .............. , --..... ' ...... ...,..,.,,.,,.,........ At nottc-e_,,., \ ..,.. ,..._ •"" *"' -•• \'OU MAV EXAMINE1 e11er1e • ..._. ......,i:,••.1111 ae. Ille k_. l»Y the court.'°' ":.'TJ:.T = ==-Cini .... • .. • ... 1 If ,., •rt Interested In "'9 l TIM ... ...__.... .... ...._ ...... ...._ ..... ,., .. ._., Htele,,toU ... y flit e N•l ~:'i>tTtONA&. ••11eN, =-~·55 QeMllilll•Ncawt ....... ~ NaW~OU HACH, ttH ,.,, IMlllllBM._........ Ctlvt-lllClel ftltko of tftt • ==-,...., .......,. ..... -===----=:=::-... =:=ro: ::..= ~ , ........ ,.,, "" ,.,. ·---................ r_.· ....... A ... _.. '" ~. p ....,. ..... -=---........................ _ ... --··-~ .,......., .. ""~ ---~,........, '•" tato.t of th• -.-....; ~ ._.... .. ~ • • ........ Calltoml• P'r'c*ell Codi. ·s. lo IF -.. • =:"1.:":w:.:=--~ <M ..._,. _. , .... "............ '" c.... ..... ........... ~ 1• .\ ....... "'9r. "llll"Jlll••·...,., ,.... ............. ..... • .,........... Olll'l',!'W' ..... ....................... Delly flt.JUiy 'iiikif ~'-."'l\.O:Z-,,..-,.=: ~ o.._c... ~ '"' I 11 ---------J Tiie ......... ,.,.. ...... .... PUBUC NOTICE __ ... Plctl ... .... .._: COAIT CUITOCNMe M•"::;. PICTITICIUl llUlt'6•• LTO., MIW. --a,,_, I'), ...... ITAT8M9Wf , CA ... T)ie' ......... ,__ -.... Tiie ~ ...... .._ t.-..,._a: ....,... •.,... -.... •Or-.. IUIUHI M8 CYCL8 A(• c-ty111 .... I,,_ U*tttU. 9'4 .._.. ._...... ...... llP. ...._, .. W. --k Mlllll...._a.cll,~""1 CA19t. l'l,C-.-.CA .. . HiMCW.. "'' .. Alllllla...... Pwl ,,_ WlllllJWIL ..... --.......... ~C..,......t:lllM1 I&. c-. ,,, c.--. CA...,. flitt .......... ~ ... ---T!Ms ....... -~ .... -~. . ....,.. ..... .... . ...... ~ ........ .._ Till.1......-..-1 ......... Tiiie ....... _ ......... c...Mr Clertl fl 0r11111c.iMY1111 Jlily c-tr Clertl 11 or..., c:..ey • .1wv '· ,..,, .. ,..,, . ..,... ..... ,_.._. 0r ... c-a o.11r....., ~or ... CMll o.itr ...-. Jiii;, ·= , .. n. •. "'' ...... , ... , '· , .. n. •• ,.. ...... · ... •. 3 GREAT· TUESDAY, SALE JULY 14, DAYS 10AM-9PM. LEFT! WEDNESDAY, JULY15, 10AM-6PM. 2()%..50% THURSDAY.· fEI JI.JC i04$ JULY 11. ' SPORf COATS 10AM-6PM •. SllTS FRIDAY, SLICKS JULY 17, ~ 10AM-9PM. ' BEllS SATURDAY, SWEATERS JULY 18, . SHOES 10AM-6PM. THEMAAINA 4728 ADMIRALTY WAY MARINA DEL REY CALIFORNIA 80291 (213) 123-7955 I THEPlAZA • 506 S. FLOWER ST. LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 90071 (213)419-2997 WE KNOW YOU'LL BE PLEASED WITH THE OUTSTANDING SELECTED MERCHANDISE we ARE PRESENTING FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. THE SAVINGS ARE TERRIFIC ON THE MENSWEAR AT ALL OF OUR STORES, AS WELL AS ON THE lAOIES' ITEMS AT THE MARINA STORE. AND YOU'LL BE GLAD TO KNOW THAT YOUR SALE PURCHASE MAY BE CHARGED TO YOUR BANK· AMERICARD, MASTER CHARGE. YOUR GARYS & COMPANY PERSONAL ACCOUNT OR. OF COURSE, CASH. AU. SALES AAE FINAL. ALL STORES W1LL BE CLOSED SUN· DAY. JULY 12TH AND MONDAY. JULYf3THTO PREPARE FOR THE BIG EVENT. 1111 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH C~LIFOAHIA 92MO (714) 758-1122 , tlO Yo•5 gordons'1o AMlllCAMA MODB. •. t100°'81r 1. #14'2 Table l'PleceSet Example: The best set shown above -42" Table and • Chairs _ Retail $428.00 --: NOW '24600 _.>~ OJUSTAILl.CHAISI LOUN&E O ll'IH MOH. T.-U IA f . 1 .... IUN M:30 lXPlll EJI f.2J•1 MARIGOLDS Pony Pak Ideal Sun Color (Black trays excluded) Reg. $1 .09 NOW '.69 ... ~· LLOYD'S NURStRY AND LA.NOSCAPE CO .. INC. 2028 NeWport Blvd. (at Boy St.J Costa Mesa, CA 92627 / (714) 64b-7«n : CLEA" QL.All PAUEflVJ JAM From France • Wlc»mouth Jara to make perfect pr ... rvea or canny canlatera. With tlil wired anap Ilda and rubber rlnoa. t SAZEI """~~Ir 4 Y• • to 11 • tall Va to 3 Liter• 1.79 to 3.79 1.Llter = 1.057 Ot•. or 33.82 oz. TIAN'IPICI A naturalty ...... tangy blend of bl-* 1-CUP CPAlllC CO,,llCONI! ~,._,... VARCO ELECTRIC COFFEE • D"Y FOOD QRINO!ft From Japen Compact, .handy r grinder' to grind co ff ... aplces or nuta. Of bnght plaatlc , ... ,orange spice and cin- namon oU. Add• paper filter to 17\Me perfect "drip" cott ... 3 t,(i • tall 4 • dla. 3.20 M.ulMLI COTTON COfPll AL Tiit From The Phttlpplnee GREAT HOT QR ICED '" lb. v. lb. ~ lb. Handy fllter fits mo9t ~rip coff .. c:onee. end metal construction. . 78 1.$5 3.00 n.::::~~ .79 7• tall 17.33 100% COTTON l&.UI WIAYE IEDIPREADS From lndle Thick and thin "thrM<Ss" form textured strtpee, ' and colors. SINGLE 72" x 108" (8 aq. yds.) 12.99 DOUBLE ao• x 108" (7~ aq. yds.) 15.99 KING 114" x 124" (10"4 aq. yda.) 19.99 IOW> IMll CANDLEHOLOU8 From lnfla .Claaelc dealgns for claaalc tapera. t'f 15 STYLES to 21A" tall • 1.39each ,,~-11:~~ • 12v.•ta1111 :42 Well made, pollshed braaa lamps have ecrew·ln wick mechanisms and clHr glass chimneys. 4 1.4 " tall .3.33 7'11" tall 8.88 10· tall 8.88 »YEAR IMll CALINDM KEY RING From India Rotating, decorated calendar makes a novel key ring (or even• .pendant). 1 "4. dla. 1.1 9 Put e pound of ground coff" and cold water Into thla lftarveloua Invention and overnight ~ wlll have about 38 oz. of concentrated coffff extract. You then add hot water to make clear •nd c:t.llclous ooffff. P1aatlc and glaaa construction. 14" total ht. 14.99 HEMMED COTTON f!IRINT SOU AR El • SARONG/ PAREO From India HAllMl"EO IOI.ID IMll PL.ANTlft From lndla Heavy braas planter m•k• • gllttenno plant or flower accent. lllZD 5V." to n&· di•. F"UIT ICINTID tNCaN8E STICKS From lndla In lovely, aHO(ted aweet fruit STONEWARE BONSAI PLANTERS From Japan Perfect planter• In a golden rleh brown. With plaatlc atoppered drain holes and Hucera. 4'/• • tall 5.77 5• tall 8.88 t• tall DICORATID IAMIOO TUY From Taiwan Lacquered natural tray 11 accented by • handbrusn. ed black bamboo dea n. arom••· Six .. aorted scent a. 10" Stlctla .98 F»ttg. of J()Stlcka lllZD y,• to 4y,• deep . • : . -' . . - .~ :~ . " ·~ J i I I 1 · -olnge Cout DAILY PILOT {Th uraday. July 18, 4 881 ' " I I • S11nuner at Sherman By llA&Y IANI! SCAaCEU.O ... ...,...... . - Sherman Library and Oardeu lD CoroGa del Mar celebrated tbe 1ood old summertime wttb lta second annual Family Picnic. The party, under lhe direction of Ann Wella, was planned as a "thank you" lo~ the many friends of the 1arden1, named after Calllomla pioneer and educator Motea H. Sherman. • The frl~nda , whose financial IUPllOrt maintains the beautiful fiowera and blatorical book collections, enjoyed an afternoon .of sunshine and muslc combined wlth picnic HAPPENINGS favorites such as hot doga, lemonade, beer on tap, popcorn and overalze chocolate chip cookies . While volunteers in white straw skimmer hats kept thinas runnln1 smoothly, guests admired the postcard-perfect flowers and greenery or browsed in the gift shop. Children collected bright helium balloons which competed with the blouoma for attention. The young and the youni-at-heart enjoyed a Punch and Judy puppet show in the shade of an old pepper tree, wlt.h Punch living up to bis name once again. Musicians eotertained' throu1hout the gardens, and Dixieland music by the Oversextet provided a toe-tappin1 beat. Drawinel fw door prt.. tbroulbout U.. afterooon awarded planta. patio f\lnltur• aDd a home couultaUoo by OM ol Ule'.,...a·tbume. experta who kMP the ont·bMck·lqUAn IU'deu in topa~pe. T be Governtn1 Board of tbe Frleadl ol South Coaat Repertoey Gu.Uda held a • luncheon meetln1 arowMI the SCR patio fountain for lncomln.s and out1oln1 210cen. • Artistic Director• Martin Btuon and David Emmes, no Scroo1ea, 1ave each out1oln1 officer a framed color pboto from December'• "A Cbristmaa Carol" production. Catherine Thyen, leavinl alter two years u guild 1eneral chairman1 received a Beleek lrilh china vase from the 1u11ds. While enjoylng the salad luncheon, l\llld officers beard year·end fund-ralsln• reaulta u well as a rtport that 1uild memberablpa increased 25 percent durin1 the U•>-81 season. Deborah Andrews wlll serve aa 1eneral chairman for the coming season, and she will be assisted by Jane Martin, Shirley Lampert, Laurie Hill, Kathy Kl11allen, Joyce JUJtice, Mary Garibottl, Betty Taylor, Katie Gransee, Doris Pascale, Barbara Murray, Mim Melfrich, Trudy·Pa.sso. Sharon Paisley, Donna Brownell and Jackie Krupp. T he Oran1e Coast Calllomia Council of Beta Sigma Phi held a brunch meetln1 • hosted by the Delta Epsilon Psi Chapter of Newport Beach. The theme was "A Celebration," and Mrs. Roger Work presided, assisted by a comr,nlttee includin1 Mrs. Milton Frei or Irvine and Mrs. Palmer Anderson or Newport Beach. Marjorie Adama (leftJ givea popcorn to Jenny Glenn and her mother Patty at the Sherman Gardens Family ~cnic. I The wedding pict11re Boudoir acting is hot potato Mrs. James Mrs. Brown James-Kruschke Rosemarie L. Kruschke and Charles A. James, Jr., both or Santa Ana, were married in ceremonies at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. . The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kruschke or Winnebaeo, Illinois, graduated from Winnebago High School. The bridegroom, son or Mr. and Mrs. Llyn Burdick of Huntington Beach, also graduated from Winnebago High. After a trip to the Grand Canyon, the couple plan to live in Santa Ana. Brown-Parsons Susan Parsons of Santa Ana Heights and Clinton Brown or Costa Mesa were married in ceremonies in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs .. James R. Parsons of Santa Ana Heights Is a graduate of Estancia Hieb School and Orange Coast College. The bridefroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 0 . Brown of Costa Mesa also graduated from Estancia and attends Orange Coast CoUeee. • The couple plan to live in Costa Mesa alter a trip to Lake Tahoe. -RUFFELL'S : UPHOLmlY . .,.. . .,_.., ...... · 1tzz K4u6a AYD. ' COSTA ... HA_-::}4~1116.t DEAR ANN : Com e on, Old Girl -you are copping out by perpetuating the Jreatesl piece of deceJ)tion of all time. ll'a the Hinchliff e-f'A>rre1a • best -kept secret in history. Why don't you level with the world Pe1tgy Jo Correia of Newport Beach and Glenn · and tell us exactly what 00 Hinchliffe of New Hampshire, graduated from ·women 1et out or sex? Crescent Bay, Laguna Beach. Females have been fakin1 it Mr. and Mrs. Joe Correla or Bellflower are the since Eve bit the apple. Don't parents or the b["ide, who is a graduate or Cerritos you think it's high lime men College. 4 were told that all that moaning The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack and sighing in the boudoir ls a Hinchliffe of New Hampshire graduated from .put-on to satisfy their egos? Pembroke Academy and Is a contractor lo Laguna If one woman out of 20 has a Beach. climax half the time. that's a Lorton-Guthridge Patricia Guthridge of Fullerton and Chris Lorton of Costa Mesa exchanged wedding vows in First Lutheran Church, Fullef1on. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Guthridge, graduated from Sonora High School and Fullerton City College. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mn. George Lorton of Costa Mesa, 1raduated from Eatancla High School. · The coupje plan to live Ln Springdale, Ark. Coed test faila BATH, England (AP) -Downside, a lead- ing British Roman Catholic private school founded 275 years aio by Benedecti.ne monk.a. has decided admlttin1 lirls to its histortcally all-male precincts doesn't work. Nearly a third of Britain's 210 old and prestilious private boys' 1cbooll, broke with tradition durln1 the 70s and enrolled small num- bers of ctrla in their two Hnior cJaasea. "Th.ere baa been no scandal or anytbin1 like that, but I'm afraid the experiment. baa not worked,·' Downside headmaster Dom Pblllp Jebb sald. • The 13 female pupils out ot an enrollment of 500, were under "terrific ~motional and psycbolo&ical "pressure." be aaid. "I don't Jhlnk monks are equipped to talk to teen·aae ctrls about anythin1 that mt1bt io wrooc with their personal lives," be added. lot. Maybe it has something to do with their a natomy, but women were short-changed in the sex department at birth, and it's a rotten shame. I am sure you have recejved many letters on this subject - and you've even printed a few - lrut you di&miss the m with casual contempt, almost as if you don't believe they are for ~al . . Surely Ann Landers, the con· fidante of millions, must know the facts. WM not bring them out into the open? Perhaps more female readers will have the courage lo express themselves. I believe it would be therapeutic as well as informative. And maybe the men out there, who always manage to get theirs, will be a little mo~ considerate. 1 realize this is a bot potato, but I'm tossing it into your lap and will watch with interest to see what you do with It. -ONE . WHO HAS BEEN ACTING FOR YEARS Dear One: GrH&ed, mUU.U of womea are qllletly aervlcla1 Uaelr bed·partaera, feellac aotM.q and 1etU.1 very IJWe joy oat of .ex. And aome men coaJcbt't c~re leu, bat a sreat ma•y DO care. Vnfortuaately, thy are completely aaaware tbat wldle It'• tJae Foarth of .laly q1u11n1 !? aslt fpr financial help from relatives. As a matter of htct •. my wife and I helped out-my~ - brother-in-law and bis family for· many year s because they. needed It and we wanted lo. ·. ~ , for THEM, tt•s Labor Day for This same brother-in-law iOtct· tbe penon they are with. me last week that my wife bad I have said It before, and 1 wtll promised his children her say it again: It la ap to tbe diamond rings and valuable coin woman to communicate ber collection. My wife and I were needs and desires to her very close and she never mm· partner. She should guide him _ tioned a word to me about wa.bt· tell blm what ls pleaalllg to ber ing lo leave those items lo 'beT and wbat ls not. In other words, nieces and nephews. women wbo are willing to be Do I have 'an obligation h~re? passive rt!f:eptacles instead of My brother-in-raw seems to think so. What does Ann Landers active participants are destined think? S.C. IN VAN NUYS · never to experience what la rlghtrally theirs. A healthy, Dear S.C. If yoar wife wu&ed mutally rewardlag sexual rel•· her brother'• children to llave her diamond rings and,..ffla col· tlonsblp requlr~s candJd con· lectlon, 1be aboald bave pa' lt in venation, experimentation and wr.ltlng. Thls ls caJJed a wiu.. Pr a c tic e. If "o m en want In tbe absence of aacb a -., "thelrs," they must speak up ment, Ann Landers tltln.b you and not be so lald-back -If you are UDder no obllgadon to ba.IMI wUI pardon the exprenloa. • tbem over. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My dear wife pused away recently. DEAR ANN LANDERS: What We had no children. I am 65 and can be done about house gUesls. 1 iv e 0 n a r 1 x e d inc 0 me . who place long-distance calls Fortunately, I have never had to <even transcontinental) on a host's phone without making Garage sale set in Irvine The Irvi ne c hapter o f Women's American ORT will bold a garage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on July 19 at 4652 Sierra Tree Lane in University Park. Clothing and household goods will be for s ale, with the proceeds going to ORT's Bramson Technical Institute in New York where students are tra i ned i n com put e r programming , o pthalmi c technology and business skills. For more information, call 838·512;1or551-9457. arrangements to pay for them! This has happened to us several times. I find it incredible tbAt guests would not insist on paying for their personal telephone calls. Any suggestions? -RIPPED OFF IN FLORIDA Dear Ripped: Your pllone blll records the date tlJe call ·~ pla~ed, the namber of the party who received the call and the city • Your guests must be aw(..a)y dumb to tb1a.k tbey can get k,r.;i. with 1uchabenan1gu1. · . Tbe next time It bappena Ql$e". a copy of the phone bW, clrcle.tlae date. place and cbarces and~ It to the clod. If you don't receive a check within 10 daya, that ~$ should be encouraged to 1Jve bis buslneaa to a hotel tbe next time he comes to town .. 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Every Saturday Morning, 10.m tll Noon • • I have ambivalent feellnl• about btln1 under the weather. On ooe hand, I hate feellna lousy. On the other band I know that I am dwindlln1 down to a mere ak'Jeton ol myself. I can feel It as I Ue there ln a loose ni(bt1own, my stomach nat, 111!11 H~llCI !'i .. ~· _ barely making a ripple under ·the mounds of blankets and sheets. There ls no doubt in my miad that when I stand up after a day or two, my sltln will look like it was made for someone else, I will have to puncture !'ew boles ln all my belts and I will fulfill my lifetime wish of bein1 able ·to cross my legs and lock the ankles behind them without manual as- sistance. You'd think I'd know better. How many times have I bad to learn tbe painful way that water; drunk while you have a fever , contains 8,000 calories a glass -or a piece of dry toast contains active cellulite. I do not know which parent passed on to me the metabollam that caused me to 1ain weipt durins tbe de· livery of all three children, but when I find out, I am not 1olns to be a sport about it. All I PM>w ls when 1 subtracted an 8.4-ounce baby and another 10 pounds of wcter , I came up with a three· pound weight gain. No matter how bad I look or how crummy I feel, I am one of thole pa- tients who can always force a UtUe food down. So what'• a UtUe nauaea? Brln1 on the bacon. A sore throet? How about a lltUe popcorn? A ra1in1 fever? Let's bake somethin1. I ran into a friend the other day who looked like a bu-relief map of Asia. "What happened?" I asked. "You look like you've dropped 10 pounds." "Only five," she said. ''I bad my teeth cleaned and l didn't feel like eating last night." It's not fair. If we're supposed to be created equal, let's get some stan-• dards going here. I knew last week when 1 crawled out of bed after a bout with a cold that 1 had lost another person. 1 could feel it. I stepped on the scale. I sbouJd never have had seconds on the I. V.s Leo more po.polar Friday, July 17 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES I March 21-April 19l: You oblaln needed materi.aJ. and wishes becoige re- alities. Accent on popularity, successful investments and Important business op- por\unlties Cancer, Virgo. Capricorn HOROSCOPE peN10ns rlgure prominently. Older In· divldual ls "on your side" and proves It. TAVRVS !April 20-May 20>: More peo· pie are interested In what you say and do prestige Is on upswine and you gain cooflden« of peers. Aries, Leo. Ubra natives play key roles. Success indicated 1r you contact persons in authority. GEMJNI <May 21-June 20): New ap· proach brings success in areas of com· munlcatlon, law and political activity. . Emphasis on journey, long-distance call and romance. Unusual opportunity exists to correct past errors. Leo plays Impor- tant role. CANCEll (June 21-July 22>: Emotional r esponses dominate logic. Strive for .balantt, know· difference between gen- In~ ·l ntullfve flash and mere wishful thitlking. A former teacher will return to scene. Capricorn, Aquarius and another Cancer filW'e prominently. • LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Perceive pie· lure ·u a whole -avoid maklq pre- matllre commitment. Someone wanta something for nothing, and you could be prime taraet. Popularity increases. and you receive Invitation to "presUaious" event. Watch Gemini! • VIRGO (Aul .. 23-Sept. 22 >: Oo alow. check detail& and be aware of small print. ! Oblain valid hint from L~ mes1a1e. Frank discussion with one close to ')'ou brings desired results. Contract or agree- ment can be successluJly renegotiated. LlllllA <Sep\. 23-0ct 22>: Focus on quick changes, travel, Intensified rela- tion-ship and· con"'structlve oullet for creative energies. Emphasis also on children, speculation and .t>ility to ex- press ideas in graphic manner. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons play important roles. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Focus on home. property. completion of longstand- ing transaction. Ltrestyle undergoes transformation. Family reunion could be on agenda. Money picture Is brighter lh8fl or iginally anticipated. Keep eye on Taurus! SAGITTARIVS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21 1' Plans which bad been moribund are reac- tivated. You have chance to define terms. to set your own pace, to make valuable contacts and to "get money's worth ... Cancer, Scorpio. Pisces persons ngure prominently . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191: This could be your power-play day. Circumstances favor your errorts. puzzle pieces falJ i1!!2 place and you receive· pro- motion. Accent on possessions. payments, collectloos and the obtainin& of needed material. AQV,\RIVS <Jan. 20-Feb 18> · Em- phasis on .special appearances, unusuaJ appeals. added independence and success through use of "ori&lnaJ material " Major project is due for completion and brings added recognition. Aries. Llbra persons play key roles. "' PISCES I Feb. 19-March 201: Ught is thrown on areas which had been obscured by false claims, pretense and hypocrisy. You now are able to get to heart of mat· ters. You'll gain greater freedom of thought, action. Views are verified and love Is very much a part or scenario. A. sp'll,tting legal headache J MORRISTOWN, N.J . (AP> -Two brolhers-in-law, who inadvertently shared a patched-•Jp raffle ticket, will' ·have to s hare the $14,510 Cgdillac they won. a judge hu ruled. The' family squabble began when Mithael Pichlrallo and Rocco Esposito each bought $25 raffle ticketa, then mistakenly tore them in half: They taped them back together soon enough -but switched the nwn- bers. ; As it turned out, the winnlnl Ucket number was 430. It bore Pichlrailo's name, but had been purcbued by Esposito. Pichlrallo actually bad b<Mlght Ucket number 429. The Parsippany Police Athletic Leaiue, sponsor of the raffle, ·-: : •• declared Pichirallo tbe winner at first,' but later decided Esposito should get the car because he had ac- tually bought the winnln1 ticket. Pichirallo sued his brother-in-law and Police Athletic League. Superior Court Judie Re1inald Stanton gave the men 10 days to de- cide whether to put the car in both their names, have one buy tbe other's share, or sell lbe vehicle and share .the money. The judge also gave them some ad- vice. "It's sensible to pick up your win- nings and walk away,'' Stanton said. "I suggest you stop UUgatlng and re- construct your relaUonahlp." The t•llored look you lcwe. Unmlstllk..WY • How•nt Fox mHterplece In cteslgn Md craftsm•nlhlp. carnet •nd Grey Mid Brown •nd T•~· '•~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 16, 1981 MJA'J~! RUNNING ~~SHORTS ALL For "'°men and men. 11°~ the .... •• • ·" . ' ~ . .. .. .. 100% nylon in ~hds. SlflJX"i and $9 99 honc<>1 look fOf 1hi~ ~umme1 • contrast panel~ XS SM L __ _. Regularly \12-\15 Your ·CiJ/ilomia Clothing Store! a . ' "' .. ' Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thureday, July 18, 1981 ... . ' t . 'Dukes of ,Hazzard' star traces 'musical roots back 1.3 years 87 Y A&DENA A&A• .................. BURBANK, Calif. <AP> -~atch a IUC• ceaaful actor these days and Y. often ftnd an aaplrlna recordlnf star. But ln John Scbnetder'1 case, it looka like aaplraUon la qulckly bffomin1 reaHty. . Schneider's name-may oot yet be as famCMll as that of bis television persona -Bo Duke, lh•t fair· hair.eel 1ood ole' boy who smashes up all tbOle can on "1be Dukes of Hauan!" -but be'a 1etlln1 there. In a recent PennayJvanla State Unlveralty poll, he came in second only to Presld~nt Rea1an u the person schoolchildren want to meet. And with bis rendition ol the Elvia Presley claaalc, "It's Now or Never," the 27-year-old en· tertainer is mastering the record cbarta almost aa easily as Bo and his clan outwit the vlllainous Boss Ho11 every week. "More people every day say, 'You 're John Schneider,' which means a lot, because the character of Bo Duke dies when 'Dukes .of ff a11ard' dies -and hopefUlly John Schneider doesn't," Schnelder said ~ween takes recently on the porch of one of those lovely old homes on the ·:Dukes" lot at Burbank Studios. Schneider had a simple answer when asked why he wanted to put out a record. • · "It's what I started out doln1," be 1aid. "I started out dolnc musical theater and workin1 on . my music a lot. As soon as I 1ot a chance to re- cord, 1 took adunta1e of it, because that'• what I wanted to do ln the first place." Moat of Schneider's pre-"Dukes" career wu in fact in musicals, bo<h ln hi1h school and com· munlty theater in Atlanta, his home since the a1e of 14. Before that he lived ln Mount Kisco, N.Y., and hi.a off.camera a.peaJUna vol.cc. btlJ'.I no trace of Bo Duke's hayseed ac~ent. Schneider also took the odd job playinc iuttar and singing his own tunes, none of which are on h1a recently released album "Now or Never" because b• didn't think t.bey were fOOd enou1b. At one polat be al.lo barmonlftd barbershop-quartet style with a ll'OUP ol friends at Six Fla11 Over Geor1la amuaemenl park. H1I bit break came when "Dukes" held audi· Uon1 in Atlanta in 1m. Schneldel' looked at the acrtpt and, he recalled, "I t.bouiht. lf I can't 1et out there and do that, then 10metbln1'• wronc. Everytbint wu ao euy. •• He didn't fl\'e up bis •inlinl ambtuona, but "Dukes," currently No. 3 ln the prlme·tlme rat· in1s, h,.a taken up almost all hia time since then. In fact, he 'aid, his recently releued album, ''Now or Never," wu 2\.il years in the makln1. "I did a ~ called 'Still,' which I• on the album, by Lionel Richie of the Commodores, at the People's Choice Awards ," be said. The performance drew the attention of Scotti Brothers -whoee small stable of recordln1 artists includes Leif Garrett and SUJan Anton -"and we started · to talk then, and time didn't permit 1etttng together." • / The 10 ballads on the album are "a lot lets country" than one mi1ht expect of Bo Duke, but neither ls the eaay1oln1 style of the tunes likely to land Schneider .on the cover of Rollln1 Stone: "They're 4U son1s that people can think about, not Just noise." Television stardom probably belp1 sell records and fill concert b•lll, Schnelder admitted, but it doesn't endear one to c:Uac Jockeys. "It's stran1e, belnc on a television ahow t)urts your record play. Procram directors do not want to plat TV stars' music because thu think -bow can you say it without beinC nuty -'The 1uy's tryin1 to make another fortune over here doing this and we don't want to let him.' "If anfone ls tryin1 to tell me I am making one fortune actln1 and trylnl to make another fortune aineinl.' .. he said, ~Tu 'tell them-to pleas~ - leave the room, or the studio, or whatever. Because that's not so. I do it because I enjoy it - an.d because that's what I started doin1." Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, July 18, 1981 .: . •• . . • . • • I .. • .. John Schneider 10111 changing imag11 im't alwa111 eCJ-rl -radio program directora ar1 r eluctant to pla11 re- cord• bf/ a televilton star. , .. Spanish ·language movies play to widening market By MITCHELL LANDSBERG . _ ............ """'" RENO -Louis Olivos opened his flnt Spaniab, movie theater in Santa Ana 45 years a10. Al the Ume, be recalled, there were probably 20 or 30 theaten in California cateriQg to Spanish· speaking patrons. Now, by Olivos' reckonin1. his five motion pie· ture screens are among some 300 in Callfornia - perhaps 600 nationwide. And he and his IOOI, who help nm the business, are ridini atop a Span1Bh mo~le boom ln th1a country which ii belnl COD· tinually swelled by new lmmic.rants from Latin America. Olivos and other Spanlsh theater owners were ln Reno Tuesday for a meet:inc of the Spaniab Pie· tures Exhibitors Association. Olivos' aon, Alfonso, 1 who is president of Ule auociation, deacrtbed tbt meetin1 u an opportunity "to break bread with fellow exhibitor•" -and prepare for the 1roup'1 TECHN ICOl.ORe -c, UllA ¥151• D!St1'all0. CO oC C IMI.,. Oon, ,..,._ NOW SHOWINll AllAllltM nu ctSTA MUA (l Tlao FMMTAffl nun Brookhurst UA Movies UA Cinem• Saddlebuk Fount1in Valley 772-6«6 990·4022 540·0594 581-S880 ·839-1500 ~ · iw" DW5l wm•m• Oranee Mall Stadium Dr·ln UA City Cinema UA Cinema 637·0340 639-S/70 634·391 l 89J.0546 .. • '1Hl FOil N<0 Thi'. HOUI() OM.Y ' , ............. ,.,,,,.,. .... ,_,.,, '-satt •Dom Del• U I major convention of the year, to be held in Las Veeas in December. The exhibitors described their busineaa as sophisticated abd profitable, and c:Uacuaaed new ·trends such as the growth of Spanlsb·aubtitled versions of fint·run American films. Total box office receipts for Spani.ah laniuage movies in the United States last year were around $40 million, according to Victor Camacho, West Coast division manager for Telecine lnternatlon Distribution Corp. Camacho said distribution companies such as his probably IJ'OUed about t25 mllllon ln film ren· tals during the year. Camacho and othen said aubtlUed films are becoming lncreaalngly popular ~mon1 exhibitors, and are beinl made available earlier than ever from American motion picture producen. For examj»le, be said, some ol thll summer's blockbl.mter Hollywood faJJDS, auch u "Superman II," were releued with Spanish subtitle• on the ... she is 15. he is 17. the lc1.e e\eI)' parent tears. same day the English-only versions made their premiers . Al Zarzana of Houston, who owns 10 Spanish theaters, said he showed subtitled versons of ''For Your Eyes Only" and "Clash of the Titans" at the s atne time the movies were opening in first-run "Anglo" theaters ln Texas. One of his hiebe:st grosslne fil ms was "Bambi" -dubbed into Spanish by Walt Disney studios. "The American producers are tryin1 to penetrate the Spanish market by either dubbinl some of their pictures or by addln1 subtitles," aaid Ralph Martin, a theater owner from Oakland, Calif. "They tblnk there's a big busine11 in Spani.sb pictures." . Still, the exhibitors said most ·Spanis h language movies shown in the U.S. -about 70 per· cent -are made in Mexico, with most of the rest coming from Spain or Central and South America. Martin said be sees notbln1 but growth for Spanish movies ln the U.S. Once llol.ated to major Hispanic population centen 1n the Southwest and New York, he said, "tbls business ls 1pl'eadln1 to all the major cities in the. United Slates." Indeed, the Spanish theater owners seem able to find positive siens everywhere. Louil Olivos, reflecting on the sometimes seaaon'1 nature of the business due to the travels of Hispanic farm workers, said Southern California Uleater ownen - might expect a better-than·avera1e summer tbll year. New look! "&\\ New size! "'• 1 «f41D •ao_\t,9.'11 eor:ning """ Fnday DISCOYllB PE!rER'S LAIIDDTG Boat &!. Watersport Show Saturday ~ Sunday, July 18. ~ 19, llam-Bpm Everything from catamarans to 1200,000 ooea.n-gotng yachts will be on d1splay at Peter's La.nding's spectacular m&r1n&. See btg boa.ts, sm&ll boa.ts, power boa.ts, speed boa.ts .. 0 plus watersport equipment a.m1 ma.r1ne aooessortes . Free to the publlol • I J i I ) I .. ~Golde-ii Pont4' ~Grease ·' on S. Co~t By TOMTR\JS Oi .. o.lly .......... The spotli1ht swin11 to tbe South Coast this week aa lwo new • ptoductions, both "(inti" lD their categories, lift their curtain• In Missloo Viejo and San Clemente. Tonight finds the Saddleback Company Theater openJn1 tbe aecond halr of its mainstage ae11on at Saddleback College with the Orance County premiere of '•on Golden Pond." On Friday a newly or1an.t.M4 theater group will take the wra111 otf the county's first non·profesalOQll production of the musical' "Greue" at San Clemente High School. Brian Donoghue is diredin1 "On GoJden Pond,'' Ernest Tbompeon's poignant comedl' about three generations of a family. Iris Korn. Wiley Harker and Wayne Grace take the leadlna roles, with Jacquie Moffett, Pete Koebler and Steve Thatcher completing the cast. Perform.a nces of ··on Golden Pond" will be given Tuesdays IQNW'A -llWMlll' UllDUIACll £1 loro ~· !>NO ......... TOl COlll MHol ~0-1 «• ua c1n c•u °'~"91 6~ 391 • INTERMISSION tbrouch Saturdays at 8 p.m. ud Su.ndaya at 3 p.m. Uuouala Aue. a 1n the main SadclJeback co0 ... theater on lilarperlte Parkway 1D Milllon Viejo. For reaervationa. phone 131·4'!11 BU Oetu ii direcun, "Oreue" for the San CJtment• Summer Theater, bein1 apooaored by the 'clty'a recreation d•partment. Darlene Carpenter, 10011 to Joln the Loa Anaeles caat ot "Und Street," iJ the choreocrapher. Jim ViUanti and Jami Emley take the !trading roles ln th~ nftiea rock musical, with Monica Weatherholt and lsbi Salazar ln lop supporting · assignments. Others lo the cast are Sal Galiano, Maura Barker, Debbie Berg, rlsa Hellfritscb, Joe Weber, Kevin Lon e . Mike Ayer, Katie Jensen. Cynde Wootan, Steve Art I craft ehow/sale at Huntington Center dallv thru Sun. Plus feature exhibit of renowned Remington. Ru•sell, Helkka western bronzes. ·"Make way for the greatest dragon yet." · -Kevin Thomos, LOS ANGELES TIMES lDWAMI SOUTll CUIT ITADIU• Dtnft.• Com Mtu ~ 1111 Oli1119t 6J9 8170 UllrAMI ~-T•IUQI Hlllltin9t0't 8ucll 848 0388 •• [J)I !!IL!!-,. •,usu ac:ctnu Foa ,,.., r...u .. r Dunham, Teri Hoech and Kurt Valofe. 1 Mondaya at varylna curtain Umea through July 26. •'Grease" will play Tburadaya tbrouah Sundays at 8 p.m. until Aue. 2 at the San Clemente Hl1h School'• Trlloo Center, 700 Ave. Pico. San Clemente. For tickets c.il 492·5101. utenaion 285,. "The Wla" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd .. Juat north of Coata Meaa (979·6511). on 1t11e nt1hUy except Mondays at varylna curtain Umea and runninJ lndeflnilely. Cloaloa out lta four week en1a1ement wltb final performancea thia weekend lt Nell Slmon'1 "The Suntblne Boya" at the San Clemente Communlty Theater. Robert J. Haatlnaa directs and atara In tfle comedy, alont with Thomas Adame and Rlck Koabab. "After tlte Fact" at the Laauna Moulton Playhouse, 808 Laauna Canyon Road , La1un1 Beach (494·0743>. piaylna Wednesdays through Saturd,ays at 8 p.m. until July 25. Curtaln Ume l• 8 o'clock Friday and Saturd•y and 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Cabrlllo Playhouse, 202 Ave. CJLbrillo, San Clemente. ReaervaUons 492-0465. -"Pure H tile Driven Seow" at the Saddleback Valley Community Theater. 257-tl·C Obrero. Miss1on Viejo <BJO.n52>. runnlna Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Aug. 1 Other summer s ttow1 remaining on ~e boards include: "Greea Grow the Liiac." at tbe Westminster Community Theater. 7272 Maple St., Westminster (995·4113). on stage Fridays and Saturdays at 8: 30 through ,Aug. 8. -"Flowe r Drum Soa i" at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico. San Clemente ( 492·9950), playjng nl&hlly except New look! New size! Wee~ender magazine coming Friday *BARGAIN MATINEES• Monday thru Saturday All Perform1ncH before 5:00 PM (Except Specill Enpgementa and Holidays) l A MlllAOA MAl l o M11000 at llo1ecrona 99•·2•00 LA MIRADA WALK·IN --·11111'-"CUIHOFntE TITANS" Ni ..... -.-. .. .: .. _ __ .. ___ _ "FOR YOUR EVES ONLY:"'"" , ...... _ ....... ----f09•CAMll ......... "RAIDERS OF THE LOITARK" ,,_ •1:11.--. ...... - LAKEWOOD CENTER WALK·IN ----"SUPERMAN II" '"' •1:• .............. .. ~ ....... "STRIPES" .-•a:-.1:e1. 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LA HABRA OlllVt IN _ ......... ._._ ........ - 171-1162 • ftUt NI' f'AIH LINCOLN ORIVE ·IN l•nCOll\ Awe W•W 01 lllOlt 121·•070 -- ' ""'~ •' --·· .. L ... "llll L MOOKI" HllTOflY 0, 4111 fHm ~L.D ~MT 1"- "T'He 111NAL cowucr· "' Clllt fl IOUlllO.;...... __ -------· "fOfl YOUfl EYll ONl. Y'" 4"' -"llflTHIU'"111e Clllf fl SOllllO "UCAl't flM)flt NlW YONl" Ille -00fttl UTlNlllNAT09'00 11t .........-·--· "flAJDefll Of' THI 1.0IT AflK" ,.. -"HANGAft , ....... ORANGE DIO'IVE IN ,.._,_ . ·~ GMAT MOPNT ctNR'' -.. .. ...,. Ill.ANO" 1N1 l,.. \.,_ A' "'.:.~ MISSION DIO'IV( IN . ·. WARNt"'1 I P1'.; N --·-...-"1.0 ........ ""' "THI flOITIMll ALWAVI "Ctt&Qt I CMONO'I NICI DftlAMl00 f"t ·- 'Tarzan' set to open-as scheduled- NEW YORJS <AP> -A federal Judie cleared the way th1s week tor MGM to release lta remake of ''Tarzan, the Ape Man'1 reJectln1 a claim lodged by the heirs of Tarzan'• creator, Ed1ar Rice Burroughs. U.S. District Judge Henry F. Werker refused to e njoin Metro·Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. from releasing the picture, which s\ars Bo Derek, on July 24. Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc. of Tanana, Calif .. the licensing entity. had claimed that proper llcenslne rights had not been purchased. MGM , which made previous versions In 1931 and 1959, said it held the rights. During recent conferences with both parties. the Judge viewed all three of MGM 'a versions or the "Tarian" movie. ''Plaintiffs argue that the changes and departures In the 1981 photoplay are matertal.,.. Werker said. ''Their principal contention Is that the film is no longer suitable for young children. Considering tbe shift in social mores over the half century from 1931 l to 1981. I simply cannot agree that a chance of the nature complained of constitutes a material change from the 1931 photoplay. Indeed, the 1931 film itself contained scenes which for its time were rather suggestive." ·I - Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 16, 198i C3 !1111< ... ll " ... , ...... KUNGl'U • '*-of hie etl~ to a~ OO)let. a hdy man dlaa a INef. I TIC TN; DOUGH M •A•t•H ' The offlcwl -dfetted Into running the MIOorl wtltllt Roeie It In the hoepl- tal. • GOODTIMIS . Thelma'• favotll• teadler nm .... tor · J.J. ·, pelnt- inga and thin few J,J ··~ OOWWl'f(9Q BIOGRAPHY -Jill Kinmont (left) ii the paralyzed skier played by .Marilyn Hassel in "The Other Side of the Moun- tain" tonight at 9 on Channel 4. tlonehlp ---uie grMt Aulllian blllllol ...., and hil 8 ........ llll• ITl8NIQIW. 'R' CJ) INTllllNATIONAL. AU.- STAA ... TIV~ • MCWll (I) C.Nawt @ 'MCNIWI 1:..-ws * * \4 "Of Human e0nci. •... ( 1M41 Kin\ N<wla. UurWMle Hatwy. ... on the now! by W Sofn«. Ml~ A young "**-atudenl with • Mtlou• deformity 1•11• lragic:ally In low with I proml9cuoul waltr-. CtMOYll LOia F--. Un Mlnnaffl. Wayne N1w1on, Ben v-. Thi Muppall •• among Iha llArl l•tured I In lhll apae1ac:ular -lnG ofeni.nall-•t * * "Te• A_., King Of Certoona" TN life of car- toonlal T .. Avary la por• trayed through v11tlou1 cartoon eneraetara. Nar. rateO by Jim 88ci(u•. • T.H."-C. PMUNTI ·· Alk4 Ano Uvlng In Loe Angeiea'' The llvel and j>roblema feeing high aehool etud1n11 •r• •plorad In thW enlighlen- lng Or-ttutlon by Iha Twelfth Night Aeoenory COf'l1C)Wly. * * * "Huetll•barry Flori" ( 1975) Ron How9rd. Jedc Elam. B...o on IN llory by M.,,.Tweln A~ bOy and • run...-, ...... ~ lnvOlveel In a ..,., ... of lldwntur• wNle • lleM1o ._. .... ~ pl ~ on I raft. uo I JOKlfrl WIU> A&.LWTHEFNAY The Bunkar houMholO ,_a touehy and tragk: lituatlon ......, an unwel- come vllitlng relllttva dlaa lnthWhelma. •....v*'-Banny trlle to llhOw 11\al H4Ntlth SeMcee ''"°"' the rlctl. It KCET NEWleeAT Cl STUOIOI& "C<>p Show" Eaplor•r Scoull Mlist !ha~. Arizona Polloa Dept , New Y ot1I City klcM l'Nlke A' I In dllco dancing. (A) (l)QINEWS O~toaUA F..,.. ratuma from among the mlsllno t>ut doeln't -to Ila able to eccapt the tact that It It hil 1811 =1oay==~2) N9C ..... """"" ~Ya /l4NH Fonzie alll up ~ on I double Ollt1 with himMlf and two girtl ot the worlcl. 1:::: "A Oholce Of E•" P9ggy II kidnllppaO by ~ mwt who ..... I note W9nlng MMnlx , .... , ha • ttle atty one who CM -hat .... • STW180F8AN M+MCl8CO Whan an OIO man dacidle ltlllt Iha -y to get wtwt he and hie Irland nMd II to steel II. l"9lr prime target ii anolhar old but ...,,"Y man. -~EASY 6-11. C09tWM ~ Edith HMO, holtc>Nn Or. Abram Sach8r (Al 0 • MAaml.I~ MPOftT (I) TIC TAC OOUC»f @MERV ..... "Salute To ·s O B."' 0-11· Julie Anclf-. WIMlam Holden, Blake Edw•da. (O)MOVIE "NIJlnllcy" ( 19791 AIW\ Batea, Ge«ge ~ 18 P-. • Triumph and trag•dy t• lhe t CHAtlll LISTINGS (%)MOYIE * •'h "Brill Encountw" (1974)Sophja Loren,~ atd Bwton. A mature. married WOIMf\ IUOdenly 11no1 thl beglnnlngl of an attlllt' In • dlanoe meatlng. 7:80 8 2 OH THI 'rOWN Hoat1· SI-EOWarda. MelOOy Aogera. Eumlne Ula Changing world of Vat>- lca. Callf«nia; Yllit I 80- y aa r -O Id woman who "molhers" I family of wtlO 0Uck1 In !f.n·Pe0<0: - I QI ,Motil. y FEUO • IHANANA 0-t: Troy Donahue. • IYEONLA '- Holt1: i,_ Pedroza, Paul Moyet A IOoll •t M-1CI SUlllr, IN unjtnown man who llM • It•. on Holy· "900d BcMevard. I ,Ila. THI MUie MAC:ND.. I UiHAIEA illlJl'OflT • Nr#8 CIJ P.M. MA4AZINIE A troupe ol tril* r099 9klppar1: a IOoll b8dl 11 Ula 1toe San Fr.nclleo -.~. OO THI ~ 90Y8 IH CONCa'T The IOft-f e>c* group whleh 1><119 beck happy memo- ,... of Iha 'IOI parl«ma Cl...ic hit•~"&¥· bu a Ann." "Sur fin' U.S.A.," "LI"'-Deuce c.oup." Ind ··0ooo Vltlra-~ ·· e:ooeCI> n.w~rONI Ell .01'1 Jim.Bob and Jody Foaw find If Olfflc:ult to ldjull 10 the ~ c:Mllall Illa on Wiiton'• MO&lntllln. (R) D a N9C MAGADtE WfT'H °""'°-.UV .MOW ••• "G-" (1970) Buel Cott. Cindy willima. A 11rang• g11 Which ..,_. "I> llQlf'O .. eccl· dentally rllffMd •1 • ....,_ plant In AIUlta. e a MON<AHO .-oY Mindy'• gr~ Cora le mugged In 11111 pwk. (R) GMOW * * * * "War And P..C." (Part 4) (1MI) Ludmlla ~·· SWgei BonOM-elluai. S...O on !tie novel py ~ Tolltoy The"-Of thr• 1am111e1 .,. g .... 11y 1ttec:led by the Napolaonie .....,. •• , .... MNaAZINI A troupe of lltc* r099 •lppera; laugh l.Mrapy; CMf Tell makff !>Ml aalad, Judi MlaMtl hal Ju· rara-I« io-beck peln: Joyce Kulhawlk hM a tool '°' Claanlng car b11-terv c:onneetlotls. 8 KNXT 1C8S) Los Angeles G KNBC 1NBC1 Los Angele~ e KTLA 1lnd 1 Los Angeles D KABC· TV tABCI Los Angeles ()) KFMB 1CBS) San Diego • KHJ· TV (ind I LOS Angeles 9 KCST (ABCI San Diego. I KTTV (Ind 1 Los Angeles KCOP TV (Ind I Los AngelPS • KCE T ·TV 1 PBSI Los Angel&S • KOCE-TV 1PBSI HunMglon Beach • MMMC MITHOO CW Ofl PAINTING "New England Hiiia" (t)MOVW "T•gata" (1Mll 8or11 Kllrtoff. Tim O'Kllly An aglrlQ horr«..fnOYle atw tr ... to ,_, wtlll 1 mur-o.-anjper ... «Wive-In movie U..tat. - ())MOVIE • • • 'n "Rio Bravo" ( 1959) John Wayne, °"'1 Martin An OIO cripple. 1 lorm•r deputy·lurnad· drunk, • young quldldr..., guntlnger Ind • gorl help • ehwlff 10 outMWI • pow- erful ranct. who wenta to oa• hl1 klller brother r-...O from P.-'- • MOYll * * 'n "The Macklnloell Man" ( 19731 Paul New- man, Oornlnlque Sanda 8...o on • novel by 0..- monO 88glay A 8'Hlati lntelllgenee agent ano hie lernM COhor1 .,.. f()(ced 10 cope ..;th double agenll ano ~~on ''*" mlulon to c.Pt ... a 1 com· munlat apy. t:aO. a.I 9AANIY Ml..1.M a.m.y•1 ldlarty lnstlnc:ta rlla to Iha _._ -'*' 1111 ~ mall• a date wttr. WOfo, (A)O • TWITOR'f HOltac Jim Tl\omM, Mary -~l'MVWM "Mor• Oullty Plauur•" Roger Ebert and Oar\I Sllkal NVlew -molllea tn.y're embarr-.O to admit lhfY Wt.a • .IUUA.CHLD AND OoWIMt "New England Potluck Dlnns"(A) CB)MOVW ''The EJaetric: ~·· (1979) AoOer1 ReOtord. J-Fonda. A Lal Vegu c:owOOy ....... $12 ~ llon lftoroughbfeel hOt'M to -'*" "°"' hil 8lq)IOlta-llva--. ·PG' (%) MOYIE "Unldentl"'° Flying Odd· ball" ( 19791, Denntl Dugan, Kenneth More. An eccl· dental launch land• a NAS.A ~ lflO.ltila lookalike ' robot In 1111111· cant~ E'nglano. ~ ..,., In At1hl.wlet\ .,,.~ ·o· HO 8 (I) MAGNUM, l'.L A wealthy blind WMllll'I hlr• Magnum to help her d.al -'th I bledcmallar. (RI D CBMOVIS ilt * 'h "The Other Sl<le Of The Mountain" (1975) Marilyn Haaaall, Beau lfldgal A c:hlf'nC>IOn tltler, • • Jiii Klnmont. ~I trag- IC tumble wfliCh laewt her I blt1W ~lplagK. jl'I) • 9 ININIY Mll.1D A robber c:111m1 hll cnml- Nll CM-la dul 10 hit Vlelntm ••poaure to Agenl 0.-8'!08 (A)Q e....v.,..... "Salut1 To '8 0 ,8 "' a-le: Julie Anctrew.. WllNam Holden, a1ua EdwwOa. • eouNDeTMME u •• -~,,..... .,...,. QWMy ,..... .. "°fW bert and ~ ...... rtMIW -mlMel ~·,. ...,..,,_.... to .. ;:; .. ~ t:1f (J) "°"' .. ....,All:'/ .. Mee9TAli ..... rune lntO • """~ ~ IClhoOltlla• and --up In • ··-·· with her to -wtlO hM IMde the molt Of her ... (lll)Q 1:-..~ ... ..,°""UV. ~eoom Mid .... -The Mlnlnt T-·· Hoet PtliMp Abb<ltt Wlltl tnr• 11.lMof. ~=lowna. "The Life Of lrien" (1979) Of lflMI ChlPmarl. JofW'I a... In ltl8 fir• Olnlury. • tlunglar .. ·~ pro-dllmed • ~ and bdtnaa Iha ...., ol • or-t rellgloul -t r~wWlaa.'A' "The lfunt ....,, .. (1980) P..., o ·TOOla, 8t-,..,.._ bad!. WW\lad by the pOllca, I Olltur'bad Viet• nam V'91W8I\ llnd• an "'*"9 ~ on • ""°"" Ml .._. I Worto W• I 1P1C: II balng lllmed. 'A' 10:00. (I) 0. WOftT8 "Sodal in.ourtly" Dari Rather •• .,.,.,. lhl prob- leml of IN~ 8ocMI 8acMtty ly'9tem ""° looU .. ptopoaad ~ tion. to .,_ ptotMrnl. ''~~ "L-Lanealtw Slt9el" Jim Laflrw ~ on the effect• of oantrt11e81ion on . one city l>IOdt In Albany. New Yot11. .MOW "Toudled By Love" tO:ao G °"" LAIT ROITWI '"Tba Sea'' Undlra. c:rea- tur•, lhlpwredle, apec;- tawler pflOtograptiy and unO.nwllar Hploratron are combined In thil aclwntur• apadal. I =•w NITWOMNIWI et..MMCAH ~~ VIEW "Slater Nleole'' The C.tho- tte nun wtlO Ilea apent Iha IHI ela yHfl helP.inO Soutt-.c·Allan r.n.io- • raaattla lft Soulhern Call- fornla le proflled. • Yll<NMI ·•Boft From The 81ue" The remerkabla Vlllng __,. dominated IN "-of IN 1dvanturou1 NorHman •nd anebted them to beeoma lagendary expior- Wl. (Al Q (8)MOVW "ca.I Minar'• o.ughtat'• ( 1NO) 8la9y so-its. Tonf. my LAe Jon9. Baaed on l0t9t18 L)'M'I IUt~ pfly. A YoU"ll git! from I • ~ tamlty In Nral Kat>- tuclcy mern.a • mucti -. ., loe4ll bOy wflO ....,_. • rlla to tterOom In the mualc lnduelty. 'PO' Cl)MOYIE "l_.. ( 1179) Jll a.y.. burgtl, Mattr-a.Ny. Gull .,.. an AnlartcM oe-a linger'I IMIOt1flodoa attraction to k t-...oa. heroin 8dOlet IOI\. 'R' 11• •••Cl> a a NIWI e ITAATNK 0n I mial6on to tranlj)Ort • rare .,_t grain to another plar'9t, Capt. Kn finds hla earoo being ~ed I NIWlYWm QAME TA&.90/fTHI IWMTID "E'ii Stlllla Thia H-·· Stoic• II fraecl lrom Iha ~and~IOlha drlftw wtlO agllirl uvecl hil llfe, tl\at they tlnO Iha lllO· Ing .,._ of Iha coln9 Ind atwa IN W9llftll (Perl 4) • 19tNYHIU. TJla Thr• .......... ride agelf'I Into anotllat -.C.. p.o. with pr9tty maldena. I moKCAYETT THITOMCOT1\.a IHOW "Ben 4nO Aotlln" Two young edulta dl1eu11 laar'*'O to cope with balng ~-ual CZlMCWll "The .Jerli" 11979) si.w Mertln, 9lmaOlitte ........ A dvone 8Cf8W-ufl mall• mlllonl on a Weird '"-- lion only to loea h Ill In ~ csamega IUlta. 'A' 11:IO. (I) THI & I U aONI Hotlody .. ~ than 0-ge wNrt " IC)peSI Loulaa Ind HIMn'a fftancl- llllp 1e on me roclla. (Al TUBE TOPPERS KTIA • 8:00 -"011-1-1-1." A movie about a myaterioul 1•1 whicb .1peec:t. upil"'. the 11in1 proce11 and 11 accidentally releuia ln Aluka. KOOP. e 8:00 -"Tex Avery: Kin& of Cartoons." The llfe atory of the cartoonist includes auest appe_.-ances by Buis Bunny, Daffy Duck and the Roadrunner. CBS 9 10: 00 -''CBS Reports: Social Insecurity." Dan Rather looks at the troubled Social Security system. • •• ,,....,°' CAMON Que1t1: Lola Falin•. J-Woodl, Wllty Lat· tlrnar. (111) e llt M!ONIM -=~1 Hogan l>ild!INllM a "'*" I at . to kaac> lllm lrom lranat.rflng KINI from Stllleg 13. l lTAHUY-. • CAl'T10fm) MC .... (l:)MOYW "Allawft On Prednct 13" ( 1t71) Austin llok•r. o.r. .io.ton. Polceman Ind OOtWlct9 .,. IOtQld to join togeltlet to pt-" • ,...._. gang "°"' com-plelaly occupying • pollc:a llation. 'A' 11:11 • MCWll • • • • "Tlla Oodeathw'' ( 1972) Merion lfMClo. Al l>edno. Directed by ,,_ di .FOid ~ laead on Iha "°""' by ......, P\ao. An 11111'8 Mlllloao -ttle berrWI ~ 1111 Idyllic . !amity ... ""° the '*"' .......... of hie ~ breall OOwn .. hil -.,_,. lncr-lngly i'lvOHld In IN wio6enl 1.tM®llllCMR "Allan" (it79) Tom Slier· rttt, v~ Kono. The c,_ Of a ap~ acrep ear,,_ follow • ~ tartoul llgnlll to I IUCICIC»- ~deed plar'9t "'°· ... larldlng. ~ 1"91 tlla ,,,_. wa • -.Nng to tuyaway 'A' ttMCll)U.VO TN. documentary nett• tlw \ltdeot._,. com'*-...,. concen lootage of Iha ~ II'~ '*1onnln0 ,..... o.totd ~lwy and IMIOUI tlm lhcwtt. (%) Clf • LtlCOM , •• N'fCHC ... ,D .. &A.TMR WCIM.D lmYOND • .,_ Plyc:hlcc'" Hoata: DarniM. Slnpof'I, Stacie H\lnl. OU.ta 811 Corrado, Gall Fwguaon, Aooart1 Jaeob1on i nd Donald Torrea dllco.-Wflat h'a. lille to t>a peycNc Ind hOw It .nacta "'* ""*'· (Part 2) . ..,. ••• ··n.. OOOd_ .. (1HI) Kim StarMey, UOyd lllrldgal. 88Md on • etory by Paddy~· A lonlly -ltfUOlllel tor HoflyWOOO ltardom. :.no• of organlLed I ' 11:A1 cm L90 KOmCll / lf'LIT INZ ·-··~ NITWOMNIW8 a:>~ "Kii Or .. Klled'' ( 1980) ..io.tph Ayain, CNtlone Thia mulie _, ~ wl1tl ....._...""° gul1ar vtrtuoeo Leo K01'tka. wflO hel perfitcted • -~ ~ ltyta dletlled ffom en edeetlc ml• of mualc8I -.we.; ltl8 --en-member .... l.MlllnO ll'OUO Spit.Enz ape<'ll'lw In • aophlltleated tit and of roQ& ·n• rOI lnfluanoad by Iha BrHlati aound of 1"9 1te0e. -~---• tHO. (I) IC MlimY Hee'1 '*-and '* }'OUrlO 90!1 -lllled OUrtno • ltllOICMdl rOllbery • llllCMR . * * * "Lord ~A Dud&" (1 ... 1 ~ Mce>oMll, T~Witd.A~oer- 11'4fy mMed per90ft lllllpa • tr......,.,.. """ IC:flOOI 11=::r.-- AN8R.I A confldala 11W1 -a women medlvm u a -. of rOO«llnQ 4ldetty l'lcll-.(111) • ... IOQ A corwlct inaaquerlllMa aa • PflelC to eac..,e prilon, Ind !Inda hlrnM# lllad with ~to Nip -a '"'811 t-""" outlfto9. ...... ~ll•lol The IMF .... out to -I ~ from lcMlrlg '* life ano '* oountry. • MMTTA A r•lrad Mind Of T any. relUctantty •-10 look Into I MMg Of unaolY9d 11r ... 12'M.8TOMOMOW ~ Tom patty Ind IN H••rtbreaWlh: ac1or Mlctlallc.n.. tl:ll (%) T MW.Z1Ne °' Tl9AM Mleh•ll•. T•o .. vage IQUtldl of .wt. ker••• eh1mplon1 e1a1h for ~lnO~'PG' (J)MOYIS .. ••Sften" (1977) Willlaln 5'nlth, Bert>ara ~. U.S. Int~ eelll In • .,.. e1e1 aoant to 11o0 the """**'' in.gar of -H1waJlan crime eyndl-eaeea .,.. CZlMOYll ··~ "llrlaf ~ ..... (1974) SopNa Loren, Aid>- ard kton. A rMtlM'e, ll'ltrTted WOf'*1 9Uddenly lrMll ltl8 begll••IOI of 1111 . llltllr In •cMllOa ~. 1!10. MOYl9 •• ,.. "TtlMf" (1911) Aldl- erd ~ Angla 06dtin.. ._,A,...,,..~11 '**' "'"" • lllQcy ..._.. lion ........ he neadl <I'** ~. 1••= •• "o.m.ntla '3" (1N4) Wllalft C.,,..,.., Luar\a Andeta. A payefloj)ath d1ao1n9 IO IN~ Of I deed ....... reaponejble fot • ..,.. of -nwfdarl In an lrtlh eaatla. IMl8NIWI .,.. llllWI 1:10 .... ~ 1:11 MOMC.&t,M' -Mlctleta OotrlCh gu .. t ....... ., --wffe In IN ..,,_ Ernie Wlaa play "Tlla Handymen And M'Uldy." .... MOYll .... "The Madllntoeh · MM" (1t73) PAii .._. -. ~Send.a. -..... °" • "°""' Doy 0.-mond laQler, A 8rltleh H r•1 r a ._..,. ~ 1111 .... COflott .,. lotced to cope with doutlla ..-ii. JOHN DARLING Nancy Astor ·rok 'best womaiis part'. Lisa Harrow to play British MP. from Victorian{ra through Churchill, WWII "I •un't Soinl to M jQlt aay aetnaa," abe aays ot he!' decision to i.ave ~ for a c..-..r on t.be •taie. "I was 1olnl to be tbe CJ'. .. l trqlc actr.., ol all Um•. J wa1*d to play ln 'Sa.IM .roan• and 'Romeo and lu.Uet.'" She bat eajoJfit COD11derabl• expo1UN ln tills country ID ~ IDODtbl ID "Dr • .Jtbll aDd Mr. Hyde" In public TV'• ... ~, .. Nii•, ud lD the current t.1\9atrtea1 ftJm, ''1111 f'lu1 Cba,.... .. " ff• ft1m c....Uta Uaet• "All CNaturte .Great and Sma(j•• Md "It 81at'll*'t ::i••• to a Vet, t• wt•=--""'..... . .... '!I a drem dolamMllWJ' • 1111 Uf• of >ropt .Jobn Pail U, .. ,,_ • PU'Camtr7." · 9141~-°""'* l'lllMofl to ........ -;::,:;· .. ~,I/If'(' .... DT'ONM. l:M».UCMI *.Ml "Tlla Prof-c-Nv" (1 ... 1 Cert -.a. ~~A~ p..-publWw ~~ .,.. '°' • "*''• !MarOet• lion on a mwo.r rlfP ,.... ,,.,. Of COl ... i09 wNrt Iha,..., ldlar cool rnr to Iha ctlma _, ,-1 lal· ., 2:41 .~ .. ·-Etnla~tr1MfN~ '°' lfttilh e!IMMNp; Ille Ill-Emla'a bankrOll to IN Salvellon Army --·= • • • • "The Q.-y OIYor· oae" (1934) Fred Mtalre. Ginger Rogian. Mllt•lnG • lo"*9lcll ctanc« tor aomeone ..... • lady .__ hlln an ln\lltatlon. • MOYll • • "The Creature'• ~" (1971)Kent Tey- IOr. Grant w-.m.. An Amaric:an doet« plota IO tranapW!t b llt*'n of 1• MldOla Eaatem Ok:tator CC)MOW! "Taf98U'' ( , ... , Borla Karlofl. Tlm O'Kllly. An llQll'O hOfrOf'-f'llCNla •• ., lrlle tor~ *Ith 1 mw- O«oue lnlpw II I drl.,...ln movie lhealllr. 1:10• NEW8 t:11 e MCW1E *·* "The Ol1mond I ~ .. (11153) F.,-1\ando Lamaa, Oliber1 RolerlCI A I pair ol marc:eneri.. In Ind.ii bargain with an lndl· an mogul to trlda 1 hand grenlda lor 1 valuable 1>1119 dtelnond. '*' CJ) tiitOYW ***'A "Rio Bravo" ( 195') Jonn Wayne, 0Mn Martin. An OIO erlppla, a former deputy-turned- clfunk, • young QUld!Or- gunlllnger and a girl help a etlerlff to oullmart a P'M· lf'ful ranc:n. who wer1t1 to gat hi• klll•r brother relaeMd from prilon • 4: 11 C%l tiitOYW .. The Jartt'' ( 19791 St- Martln, a.rn.dette Pec9n. A Cllronlc ICt-..,P mall• m1111orw on a Wtd Inven- tion only to IOM " • In c:onaumar damage 1U111. 'A' 4:80!= "Anlmall Ar• S-.tltul Peoc*" (1975) ~ 1ary Cteatur• of African wilOllfe are -In 1na1r natural habit.at. ·o· f'rid••'• ·····-~ ".,, .... -MORIM..._ t:Ol(C) ...... "911g1Mtoon" (1'641 Gena Kiity, Cyd CharllM. Two lrlendt MUl'llbla ~ lktg9door1, I ~ In ltl8 ScottWI lllgh- lanOI, ~~to lta I« a ""Ola day _., 100 ...... l:OI CZ> ....... ..., ~ .... (1174) Sopflla L.oren. Alchltd lurton. A IMIUN. """*' woman IUddlnly lltldl the begllw 1lnge ot "' fllflir In • ~.....,.,,, 7:JO CJ) "The Gnlel SantW" • (1979) Robert Duvall. 9lyttie O.W-. A rougl\- 11~ Manne Cor-pa omc. ,_ °°"-* bel· ,.1tea wtl9l'i Ila trt.a to lmpoM ,. mllUwy ....... on 1111 llllnh. 'PG' a:oo a:> .. ~ .. ( 1979) °'*"' Hollnlen. Van au a ,..._ In London "' ,..,.~ ..... ..,., ""°"* "*'' ~ MoOMM ~ wltll '*"*' ~ "'*' .. tN Otwtriae, Mio hM .... .. vflf1lltllM ~. 'PG' tO:OO (J:) "Tuok lwr'llieung" ,rad Kellar. JOHPh ~a. A )'OUllO glr1 "*" "' Immortal famlly knowti .. IN T\laka 11:00 ••• "Jinx MoM(' ( 1MI) 8-'t eoy., Leo """°"· The '°YI remove sao.ooo 1rom • dMd _,,.. ..., and Give h to CMfllY, Cl) ••• "SOmabocty ~ Thare Uk• ...... (111N) Pu Newmen. Pllf' An911' . Aoc*y ~ulanO. • ..... Yorti """" boy, rllaa to 1-aaa~ bOllS. 11:to• ••• "OrMnOf- Of~"(1948)P9ggy Cunvnlna, ChMlla Coburn. A lowly "°"*' ~ lhe OC>jaet of compattt19n '*-• rlf'ICfler MO • horw br_,.,. -AfTERNOON- 1~. * *"" "Two,..,.,.. .. ( tt73) Petar Fonda. Uncl- uy Wagner. An AWOL eoldiar 1181 an aKalMiftth I faalllon model during -brief 1tey In MwllllMI. • •• \4 .. ~ Rlflai" (1H5) Audie M urphy, MictlMI DenM. Whan Iha Maecallr1 ~ rft'Oll IQ8lrWt the lnvMIOn of lhllr homelancl, a eav9'ry captain la ..,,, 10 ~· p-.. CC) "Tlla Getting Of Wle- dom" ( 1178) Sueann.,, Fowta. In lunw>f-the-e4'1· tury A.ulttalll. • Y°'.11'11 woman "°'" me Ou1bldt ,,.. OWflculty ldjuellng 10 Iha lld8ta ptopnacy of an -*-Mt gir11' acnoot. 1:00()) ****"Father Of The Inda" (1960) ~ Tracy, ~ Taylot. A '-that~ .. °' Iha joys tincl ~ lnvOlveO Mtfl the pt-aper• liOna for hie deug!Jt•'• upcoming wedOlng 2:00 a:> "Ag8tha" ( 1979) Ouelln Holt.inan, V1neu1 Mllgr9ve. In London In ttn, an Amlf"lcan ,_. Pl&'* rlPO(tw ~• Ind ~ lnvoiv.d wn-. famed tny91wy wrttw Aga- tha Ctlr1atie. who hM left her unfallhlul t\lllband 'PG' ... ~•lnTlme .. ( 1980) Christopher ReaYe. -. 8-ymour. Ol>aaeMd with the portrait ol 1 1tui- cantury ac:tr ... • rnodern-oay New Yonc p&lywright -~totr...., b8dl In time Ind ~ her 'PG' 1:00 QI* *'n "FOOd Of The Goda" ( 1979) MarJoe Gor1n., Pllfnlla Franltlitl.' 8-o on ltl8 riovel by H.~. W•. Slrange naturlJ- grO'#lh IOOd oozlno fr<Mn the eoll hKnl rat1. -eno....,. Into mon.tera. 1cao • **'A "The Oacer" (1NI) s~ Bord. Elk• Sonwnw. Alt Oacer ~ n.'1 r1le to lama II r-=-o by "" friend• Ind former ff1enOa (I) URultl tt" ( 11179) .Mty l<Mlln, Tom Berenger " young woman In her tirtt ,....r~~ that her boyfriend II ,,_. lnterleted In M than In llat.'PG' 4•(1:) "Tudc E-*!lng" Fred K•ll•r. JOHph M~e. A~ girt meeca an Immortal !amity 111-• ltl8 T"'*a. •••• "IOt Cenon" (1M0) Jon H... Dal'8 Andr-.. A bold pioneer pcotaet1 a Callfornla· ~ 1"IQOfl lraln ffl¥ll lndl9nr--.. by Armstrong & ttatluk • 1 Oren~ Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. July 18, 1981 rnrn~~~a~~ , Are mergers good · o:r bad for the ecOnomy? 8)' JOHN CUNNIFF .~ ............... NEW YORK -Mer1ers 1enerally produce a net economic gain, the SEC chairman said, and he orrered as evidence the 9lzable premium often paid lMhareholders of the company belna acquired. . John S.R, Shad, who recently took over the top job Jt the SEC, more formally known as the Securities a nd E xc ha nge Com mlsslon, said nothing about the other part of the deal -about $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • lt1tenret oely pe"'9fl'I • l11eo•• •Co••..-dal • Re•kleetlal • w-ILly co-6*-t• .... _ ... ,, ....... . • 6 _., ... to S ,,_,. • So•t ..... Callfo .. u t •'1t~H I llUf ICMa lt1fo~tlo• ••"'IH t ., .• •ur (1n'-uu trt'j ''''''th (714) 759·1515 AMEIUCAN HOMI MORTGAGE 730 NtwPOr1 Ct nle• Oro•• Oea~n Plare Newl)Ot1 e .. ch C11hforn1e 92660 CON~UCTION MONEY AVAILABLE AT HERITAGE BANK. . • Residential • Commercial Buildings: Takeout Commitment required along with leases. • land Loans up to one year 50% appraisal. CONTACT:-•Jeff Johnlon- lrvine Office (714') 851-4050 those w.ho pay the premlumt. As most s hareholders know, tbote premiums come out of the buyer's equity, wh,lch, or course, 11 the shareholder's equity. There la no sucb thin; 11 a deal ln which you pay dearly but 11.lffer no added expense. Moreover, wltb lntuut rat• extremely hltb, any money borrowed to finance a meraer coma at a very high price -a price that may further dilute VENTURE CAPITAL - OPPORTUNITY r 0t Expanding Timc·Sharc ComJ)lt\Y $230,<XXJ Needed (714)641~ ~-11111tt•JIJ.\'•il•J:l•J=-f.,lll-: -----..------ Jewel• by Joteph purchas" dlamond9, gemstones. gold and 9ilvet from private lndM- duals and estat•. CaAlf\ll examination and evaluatlon by our \Xpetts. Hlghelt pricee peid. 10~ dally, Sal 10-6. OloMd Sunday. Phone IOday M/lf. fO< Betty Grece Of Eric ~\& A ~ Of ™1\1 rOA 0Yn t0 Yu.AS J~W~LS by JOSf PH Soul\ COMI Pim, Coeta MIN• WWW •................. , • MHd SI 3,500 or por11ons • •thereof to compl ete • : multi·mUHon dollar movie • • ,.., lecll S27.000 in 3 mos. • • Pledge P_ay TV Rights as • security • • t7 I 41 957·4016 '·················· COLLECTORS CORNEA. Rare Coln• & Stampe GOLD & SILVER 7-1.H1 0 tl4 C'"9 t411.Jt IUYW Ct: ... 14 . .., ... Kr11 .. rr-M21.a MUM /Mpl• l.Hlt f411.. Mll.tt 100Cor-.._.. Mil ... JOPtMK ....... UIL• '°' $11,_ 8-~ INS,. 70% Bank Financing IRA& KEOUGH (714)5~ South CoHt Plaza Vlllege ~.t ... rlta. CAc,..,,_._..CMatl"laul New oak! N . I ew s1ze .~t\ ... tt\t~~t ~,,,~ coming Friday WEAll~A • PAEICfUPTION PHARMACY By Terry Grant, R. Ph. ca There are many advan .. t ages to selecting a Family Physician. ,Most people hive one they de· pend on. The same rule applies to havtna your own personal Family Pharmacy. If you make us your headquart ers ror all m e dicines and other h ealth produ cts you become one of our most Important customers. We &Ive everyo11e the depen· dable service that has built our reputation. But, we do know more about the personal preference o( our custom ers who ·shop here re1ularly. With the txcepUons cf violal· ing the l aw o r Pharm acy·s C\(le o ( Ethics, there ls nothln& we would not do for such loyal customers. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine . A great many people entrust us with their prescripUoos. May we compound and dispense yours? PARK UDO PHAAMACY H ~ -=~'i! .. ........... •• ,64J.I .. (f you must lose your tem p e r , do so per · manenUy . ••• Tblnlr btfore you ~ak If you wa.ot, but people wlll pr oba bly believe you hav• aome ltlnd of Impediment. ••• It'• ••Y to a" how the world wu created In six daya. No 1overnmen approvaJ wu necenary . ••• one Jot' cl niidd.I• at• u happenln1 to meet llJe peraon you dic1D't marry . ••• .. ...,. llil't everye but It M rome ID when '"'•• llnlspla 1Mfindlttardl., ••• the equity of 1h1reholder1 In the acqulrint com• pa ny. You don't h1v1 tu be an SEC chairman to test lhla tnt.rprt taUon. Jn the atock market, which ll auppc>Md lo repreaent sotnt coUecUve wl1dom. 1hare1 or the bidder• In • takeover contest often fall, whUt thoee of the company beln1 aou1ht rlse, often 1pect1cularly. Harold M. Wlllla m1, SEC commlH loner dur- tn1 tht Carter admlnlatraUon after havln1 been president of Norton Slmon Inc., 1 con1lomerate, often wondered whether mer1er1 diverted money from more productive uses. As they do now, amall·bualnesa people then 'found lt hard to raise funds to survive. And c reaUve people with sound Id eas were unable to raise financial sopjSort to launch new buslnesaes. There ls nothing especially new about this; It Is the test that entrepreneurs have always faced. But as critics have argued In books, paper s, testimony, speeches and seminars, a coun- try in which productivity 1alns ~UMIUPP are 1ncreaslngly hard to get must be concerned about innovation, effi ciency, competition and new Jobs, areas ln which smaller companies have much to contribute. As the Rea gan administration says, big Isn't 1Jw1y1 bad. Th.la may be etpec:la!l)' IO amoat oU companies, which need enormous amounu or capital to explore, build refineries and compete LD· ternaUooally, But In a 1peclflc situation, would it be bad for the country, for example, Uthe HCODd· and nlnt.b· lar1est oU companies become ooe, u would hap- pen If Mobil and Conoco mer1ed? What a.re tbe 1alPs or lOIHI for tbe economy? Will financtni of bil mer1en force up lnterat r ates? Will mer1er activity hurt or belp shareholders1 wm mer1era further erode the decllnlnt ~ltlon of amaJl bulineu? That last question is hardly academic to tbe reader of a 1978 report of the Houle Subcommittee on Antitrust, Consumers and Employment, from which the rouowLn1 two para11apbl are taken. First : "It lB 1urprlsln1 to some obtervera that between 1969 and 1978, small bulineu accounted tor what can be considered vlrtually au the new private sect.or employment ln lhil country." Second : "The 'period or 1950 to 1978 bu shown a steady increase lo the percenta1e of manutactur· ing asseta controlled by the t.op 100 and top 200 m anufacturing firms. The proportion ol those ll· sets controlled by 100 largest firJll• lncreaaed from 39.7 to 47.6 percent." Are mergers good for the economy? To say they are is as empty of real content u tbe claim that big is bad merely because It Ls bl1. The Lsaue obviously needs more discussion, and lt probably will get It. Trio sells Filmways stock HOLLYWOO D -Norm.>11' Le a r. J erry Perenchio and Bud Yorkln ~sold a majority of their 9 percent staxe i~ Filmways Inc. t.o Richard Bloch. chairman and chief executive of the·rtnan· cl ally troubJed movie company, and to DonaJd Pitt, a me mber of the Filmways board. The reason for the sale waa not explained. But a Filmwaya spokeswoman speculated that Lear, Yorkin and Perenchio, all executives of Tandem Productions, may have made the s&Je In order to "reduce their exposure " with the beleaguered Los Angeles-based company. On Wednesday. Film ways announced the net loss for the first quarter or Ill 1982 ns.cal year • I ended May 31was 18,129,000, or Sl.41per1bare, as opposed to a net loss of $6,'"5,000. or Sl.18, ln the prior year. The results include the company's dlscon· tinued operations, which were responslJ»le for gains of $1,408,000 and $524 ,000, or 24 cents and 9 cents per common share. for the first quarter of fiscal years 1982 and 1981 respectively. ~t. Off It.• §!i 11 B '6.1 It! 10 1U tU 1U IU 1t.1 11 .. 11.S 11.1 ,... le.I ..... IU t.1 u I ' I • t I' I I . ; I •• Orangt Coast DAILY PtLOT/Thuraday, July 18, 1981 s Cl Deficit cut the key Thu la t~ concl~ o/ o two-port ....Wt. Unless the United st.tel under thi1 1dmlnlltr•· Uon aod this Con1re11 1ainl and then fl•bta relent· lessJy t.o retain control over our horren4out federal budaet deficit.a, President Reaaan's noble e-xperl- menl with "supply side economics" wUJ faiJ. And its failure wlU drag us all down wlt.h it. Every ~r part of thl.t economic poUcy, whlcb bas dominated U.S. domeatic potlcy·maklna atace Reagan took office, may be put pr"Operly in pJace <quite an as - sumption on its 0 own, bul let's assume it). This means our destructive· ----------~!te! \~ne fnv~!~ IYlflA PllJfl .= Z ment would be reduced to encourage business t.o take more riaka on building new plants and equipment and thereby to spur 01tr productivity. It means our taxes on eamin11 would be so revised that they would discourage devil· may-care spending by us, as Individuals, on tbin11 and non-things of temporary value. It meam the growth in our money supply would be curtailed to force cutbacks in extension of credit for wa1teful pro- jects. None of it would be enough t.o give supply side economics a chance to work and send us into another era of sustained prosperity -unless there also are great slashes in our huge, year-after-year federal budget 'deficits. The reductions must be spec· tacular enough to squash the expectations of inflation in our nation, which are self-fulfilling prophecies. This is the sobering lesson being shouted to us by our aUy across the ocean -Britain, under Prime Minister Thatcb~I. _ _ . _,._ -It was in May 1979 that Mrs. Thatcher took o'mce with the goals of cutting British government spend· ing, reducing high tax rates on investment and earn- ings, curbing the growth In the money supply\ re- vitalizing productivity and bringing down the rate of inflation. That's "us," isn't it? At that time, the index of gdvernment spending < 1975-76 equals 100) was 90.5; the same index in 1980·81 Oat.est fieure) is 98.5. As a percent of groas domestic product <Britain's total output), govern- ment spending then was 38.5 percent; today, it ia 40 percent. Government borrowing when Mrs. Thatcher took office was 5 ~ billion pounds : today. It is up to 13~ billion pounds. In this same span, the rate of rise in the con· sumer price level bas accel~ated from 10"'1 percent a year to 12 percent. The unemployment ratt has soared from 5.4 percent in May 1979, to 10.4 percent as of May 1981. About her only achievement bas been a 1lowln1 in the rate of growth in the money supply from an an- nual 13 percent when she took office to an annual 11~ percent.now. Mrs. Thatcher bas not gained control over 1ov· ernm .nt spending and the deficit. She bas slowed the growth in Britain's money supply, but the entire burden of adjusting to this slower growth has fallen on the private sector. And this, ln_the words of Dr. William C. Freund, chief economist of the New York Stock Exchange, has caused "an unnecessary .and cos Uy contraction in jobs and output." Don't shrug off Mrs. Thatcher u a bungler, Mr. President! What she has tried we are trying, too. Retreat on your tax cuta, concentrate on slasblnl our budget deficits -or your economics wlll fall , sir. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES HEW YORK CAPI ·$el•, W... ~lea =Mt CIWI .. Of .... tlftMn most acllW Ytrlc MKll l!•cllln9J luw1, !!Miiie Ml'-IY • mora lllal'!. 11. ~Inc 1,"7,taO 11"9 + 1~ s:C.. ~ · !:t.. =t~ "l!W YOllllCIA,., l'lnel ~ •"91· Woc1s"·· Jul. u. U•lld °!in•~ um. ; Tm Dm·~ l~i ·,. · ~ .. : ................. ~::~ ...... ~·:'.~_.m:p; l" wru. . :::::::::::::::::::::: 111 &· 11~ ~ 1!: a< I Stf' ~ +2~ I Ii-f .. WHAT STOCKS DID . · +$ HIW YOlllW. IAPI Jul. 15 ;, f~ JtVt • =E. = -AM-E-Rl-C-AN-LEA_D_E-RS--f:•=-'\r -TAMEXIX> 4:1 i '. .. .. .. . - •• ..? 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LMICI\ Tiiis .._ -fllacl '#111\ ... ~a.-a10r .... ~ ... JU1y l,IW'I. l'lilAD .....,,,_Or ... Coast Dally ...... JYI' t, t , M, U, IWI ,..,_.,, ----------- PUBLIC NOTICE 6oldwateT-Jr. apologizes Admits story of Hayakawa snooze inaccurate -NO DEALER $ALES. AD STARTS THURS. LASSIE DOG CARE PRODUCfS FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO 12 OZ. MEDICATED SHAMPOO 12 OZ. OR Cl vrrAMINS & MINERALS 30TABLETS YOUR CHOICE 1•! Lusie will be't our Diamond Bar store on Saturda,Y• July 18th from 10-2. "Bow wow' Bucky. (Hon..t. it '• no joke.) ti · CON FLEA STOP . Kill. pre -adult (why don't they ju.st say adolucent ) fleu and pr.venta reinfestation for 75 da,-.. 2~~ RID-A-BUG FLEA I TICI SPRAY Nobody lik• to talk about the subject much but th.i.e stuff geu rid of u .... and tic&. indoora and outdoon. Won't stain, driu clear. 29!. . - Get rid of anu. Pronto. (Don't UM it on your veggi ... 'however. it'• not for you.) SCOTTS WESTERN LAWN llSECT CONTROL 5 8 !so.rr Don't try uing th.i.e in your Eastern lawn 'cauee it'• gonna haM cliffennt kinda of bup m it than the We.tern .oil dOH. JOIE'I TOllATO IPllES 69~2 .PAK P\at 90l'C\e &IO\U\d JOUr tomato flanta for j"1cier and plwnpw tomatOM. Two .,... plal\t, will lut all ..uon. COLOllTE ~"xSO FT. PLASTIC BOSE 2~?o You'll n...-.r gu ... what thb b for. No, it's not for icing ca&.. or hooking up phon .. or walking d099 (you have on• mor. gu .. ). llELIOI OSCILLATllG SPllllLD 3 47 · 161-B You may want on• of th ... for Wftering (but let me tell you th,i.8 on•'• a little "miuci up, it ~ from one side to the other). j . ' • 1 NO DEALER SALES I AD STARTS THURS: DUIO SUPD GLUE . 55 c ~GRAMI! Just a nn.all drop will hold a guy who '• bi9~r than a b.read.bos if that teU. you anything ahout how· much wei9ht this holds. · VICTORY llASS PLATED BEADIOAIDS ~~~====~~ 25•• GM, the,.. isn't even a FULL JA88 boa.rd on one of th... SIZE Y - ~:~!a~b!:J.?11 QUEEN 35•• (Why not h .. draila or SIZE head.stand.. or headpoet.?) RUllEDWD POTTDY DDIGI PLAITED Th ... are not only nice looking, but the removable .. ucer allows the plant to take water u it need. it. 6Ya" 1.33 8Ya" 1.99 lOYa" 3.66 12Y1" .... 14 Ya " 5.77 DURALITE OUTDOOR FURNITURE CLOSEOUT WEBBED SAND CRAii 5!1~ STRAP CHAIR 17!! 5-POSITION CHAISE 33!! STAClllG PADDED CHAIR 33!! 5-POSmON CHAISE 79!! Thb hu been one of th. warmest sum.men yet eo it mak• .. nee to ha" 110m• of th.le uound eo you can cool off outdoors. Lbnitecl w ppll.. ULTUIO ELECTRONIC PB ONE Puahbutton one-piece unit with automatic Nclia1 f .. ture. Com• in Almond or Cocoa. TREND LINE TEL-PULSE Puahbutton, ftry chic. Worb on rotary or puahbutton Un ... Com .. in white or cocoa. BLACK A DECIEI DRILL llT SBAIPENER 23~! N ow you can sharpen your dull bit. (not NCOmmended for com9Cly writ.re, however) instead of throwing them away and buying new on ... 3Ya so. M'. 4Ya so. M'. Th ... are 9ftat for wipin9 down your car after wuhing it. i... ..... th.a old Ch•TY anooth. CAL-CUSTOM/BAWi .. COMPRESSION 'l'ES'l'ER 7!! D.C. TIMING LIGHT 12!! INDUCTIVE TIMING LIGHT 17!! TUNE-UP ANAL'YZER 18!1! U you 're a t all handy with car repa.ln, you can .... yowwU a bundle by doing your own tune -ups. ........... _ .. , PEllZOIL MOTOR OIL 30WT. 84~ . IOW/40WT. 94~. Here it b, the "uk9Cl for" motor oil. So come on o...r t o our a utomot!ft department and ult for eome at our olr.ay pricee. · MURIAi BICYCLES • 20" BOYBB~ 772 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Thurwday, July 18, 1981 88 DUPONT FWI SQUARES 3!.?AK nair Square and ..,,.n )'Mn ago Dupont brought forth to this continent new wallcoYeringa concei..cl in bffuty and simplicity. 12"sl~" square•. DOMINO COMBINATION 0001 Loci I r 12~~ -'CJ Replacu out.id • I II keyswitch on electric · I.I.ti.Illa garage door openen. Install on new or ezieting openen. Keylua convenienC4t. IDEAL SECUllTY ::••~ AUTOllATIC PATIO ~~-... ,,. DOOi CLOSER ·777 •67-6093 Don't t.11 anyon e, b ut there b a •mall peNOn who stays inside thb device and watch .. when you go through the door and then cloeee it. QUEENIE ~ . -,., .. ~••c.,.-._ ... __ _ "I think it's been ln the water ao lq, It'• warped." Valley ·battle heating up~ WASHINGTON (AP> -Sen. John Warner, R· Va ., has fired the first shot in what may escalate into the wine battle of Shenandoah. Warner has his dander up because some Amador County grape growers in the Shenandoah Valley of California want to say their product comes from the Shenandoah Valley. · · Everybody knows the valley belongs to Virginia, says Warn.er. And in arguing his case with federal officials, Warner even quotes a song lo prove it: "In the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia lives a girl who is walling for me. Oh, how many times we 've waltzed in the moonlight and in her lovely arms I long to be. I miss her smile in the moonlight I know she misses me, tod. In the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. I know that ber . love for me is true." In a letter to the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Warner says allowing the. California grape growers lo say their wine comes from the Shenandoah Valley amounts lo "legalized fraud" on the American wine-buying public. The federal agency has indicated that identify. ing wine from the region where the erapes a,re grown "will help consumers identify wines they may purchase " . ·'The word Shenandoah means the daughter of the stars in the language of American Indiana in· digenous to the Shenandoah Valley of Vireilria, long before European settlers arrived there," Warner wrote. In contrast, he says, "that area or Amador County, Calif., known locally as the Shenandoah Valley, does not enjoy.such uni· versa! identification. There is clear evidence that the name Shenandoah Valley is associat· ed with Virginia , ll"'Ot California." Warner also points out that \lirginia's Shenandoah Valley has its own vineyard for grow· ing wine grapes in Edinburg, "a small but thriving industry." .. If ATF establishes a WAHH Shenandoah Valley ViticulturaJ area in California, it would create the ludf crous situation In which a Virginia vineyard named Shenandoah, in a Virginia County named Shenandoah, in a Virginia valley named Shenandoah would be precluded from use of the 'Shenandoah Valley' name on Its own wine," the senator wrot~. . Warner says two songs have been written about the Shenandoah Valle)'. of Vir1inla, none about the Shenandoah Valley ot Calilornia. The big hit is the "Shenandoa'h Waltz," and was written in 1947 by Clyde Moody, with music by Chubby Wise. Warner says California stole the name from .Virginia in the first place. "It is fr<lm the Virginia valley that the California valley got its name. Nl> area anywhere in the United States would be called Shenandoah had f}Ot some American Indians had a word mean· ing Che daughter of the stars and applied it to a portion of Virginia, .. he said. Lake Tahoe boat dispute settled · SOUTH LAKE TAHOE <AP) -three Late Tahoe cruise boat operators, •ngered ~ause a fourth was given exclusive rights to land at a state pier at Vilcingaholm Castle in Emerald Bay, have reached qreement with the state that allows them to beach their boats on a sta11ered schedule. The settlement was reached minutes before the boat owners planned to me suit a11in1t the state, lawyer Lew Feldman said. ~ The boat owners protested an a1reement by the state Parks and Recreation Depart.ment stvtna Tahoe Waterborne Transit Inc. exclusive rt1hta to land at the atate pier. · On June 28, the excluded boat ownert protest· ed by landln& at the cuUe diacharaina nearly' 500 pasaenlfl'I. The demonstration led to Cout Guard lnvesU1ation of safety haunts. The invest11ation has not been completed. ·" The settlement with the state wu reaebed after tbe atate a1ency learned it bad no autbopty to prohibit cruile boats from landln& at the abore. The asreement wUJ allow the competba1 boata to develop a acbedule around Waterbotne Trault'• boat, enaurtn1 that no two boat.a will land at once, Feldtnan aatd. The 1tate'1 contract with Waterborne Trautt, which calla for It to pay the atate St per puMDCer, expiree Sept. 15. Feldman aald it ls not certa1D bow mlll1 boeU will take advanta1e of tbe rlpt to land • tM beach. He aa!d tbe owners ._.ere more 1.8~ la havln1 landlni n1hta lhan ln actuaUJ l~ paHeftflrl. ·• Grape theft .815,509 ~ST CLIFF .PLAZA· . ' quality in fashion and services .. Warner's "Sizzle Strapless" Ivory and M«ha Sizes 32-36 A, B ... s9so 32-30 C, 0 .... s 105° r JULY SALE July 15-31 _ Small Wooden Chopping._ Blocks ,. . 25o/c;. 0// · on 1elected . M ug1, Gadget•, Cookware, Cookboolc1, Silk Flo"'er•, Copper -. with that personal touch .. Semi An.nu al' Sale Spring and Summer Merchandise Open Mon., Tues._. Wed. Fri., Sat. till 6:00 Thurs. till 9:00 ~i-cl\ternOn SPORTSWEAR I WESTCLIFF PLAZA NEWPORT BEACH 17th and Irvine 548-4121 An Ogalon Slip From Ogles L9xury (.olJection • , ,. . .. OUR SEMI-ANNUAL * SALE * HAS NOW. STARTED • I MEN'S & LADIES SALE .FOOTWEAR 1052 IRVINE AVE. 548-8684 " ' Let America's tojJ je"Nelry designers show you how to give your heart mmy: 18K yellow gold $2,650 .84 ct iomt diamond weight The American Gem S<xtery Diamond Heart Collect/on Presented by De Beers at ~CHARLE S H. BARR wt11cllff Pleu IM lrvlN Aw. 11tll & frvfM • . lilllPlll THUR$0AY,JULY 16, 1tl1 The California Oranges, ... COMICS D~ CLASSI Fl ED 05 .._ __________________ ...., __________________ --'!' ________________________ , • .._ ______ ..,. despite return of Stewart, find the going rough. D3 ·ch, t~e fan, ·talks-about spo~ Now, off the court, h~ has something to say-mostly on free qgency By .JOHN ISV ANO falr ballplayer by the name ot Ma,Sc pathl .. with the playen in the CWTtftt er .. ...,........ JobDIOft with one ot them. ba1eball 1trlke. rr., aiency ll a popuJar luue ln Today, n0 compematlon exlatl . . . "Bueball playen have free a1ency 1porta today. which la why P~•n like J1mea and they are belnl uked to liv• that NatW'ally, baseball -with 1tl current Edward.a can 111 for f700,000 with up. I understand exactly what they're ''You have to remember b1a contract waa IOina to run out in another , .. r or two -and be would have certalnly 1ot· ten 1~ or 2 miWoo 1 year from IDOtber club." position -la rec:elvinl mo1t ol the, I Cleveland; Bobby llkenoo can •tan doln1," Hid Goodrich, who retired beadlinea. But football -with the de· for $350,000 with Chlca10; or Mitch from tbe same ln J.m. GOOD&ICH WAS quick to caution, p1rtur,es of Vince Ferra1amo, Bllly Kupcbak ot Baltimore can bav.e 1 con· "No one wu holdlnl a IUD to tbe thoup, that paytn1 Malle '25 million la "White Sboea" Johnson, James Scott tract ol '9)0,000 daq1led ln front ot blm head ot the owners when they paid out one ~ and 1Mllin1 out '100,000 for to Canada, and tbepr.;slbWty ot a strike by th• Lakera. those salaries. And, baseball bun't •ul· Edwardl la anotber. ,_ 1-_ ... _ ... _ ayen' contract U · feNd because of it. Lut vear'a atteD· ..... .cc la a •tar. He'• a franclllle," Ill -lKII .._ "SPOllTS IS A BIG Bl181N1:88 and I ... plret -and buketball -ln ltl maiden makes a lot ol money, .. Hid Goodrich, dance wu the bl th eat evfr . . . the def ended Goodrich who, ln b1a 14 NBA aea1on under the free a1eocy na1 -Cl b 1 1ame bu never~ IO pOpUlar." HUODI, acored more than 11.000 pointl aren't far~· as be spoke to the Rotary u 0 Goodrich, et the time ol b1a market· to place b1m No. 11 oo the all-time ICOI'· Newport-Balt.o. Wednesday. '"l'bere't ln1, wu makin1 Sll0,000 u a member ln1 Uat and No. 10 in aaalatl. "But GAIL GOOD&ICB knows ail about a lot of revenue and players are t.r)'lnl 'of the La.ken in 1978. In b1a final year Edwards la nothln1 more than an the open market. A• a member of the to aet u much rf\'enue u they can -with the Jau -1971 -that ftsure 1veraie center. For him to be makina Los Ancelet LakeN ln 1978, the former wbat~v"° it la." Jumped to '315,000. S700 ,000, well, that'• touab to un· • iuard helped to pioneer \be process For that reuon, Goodrich not only deratand. when be played opt hi• option anct likes, but applauds free aaency. THAT WAS A LOT of money at the "So far, teams haven't been able to alaned a three-year a1reement with the "I truly wun't a free a1ent," ex· time, but nothins compared~ what the. buy oba.mpionablps --altbouJb Geor1e New Orleans Jan. plained Goodr~h of bla 1ltu1Uon, playen are command.ln1 now. Steinbrenner (New York Yankees) bu Of course, free aaency then waa "because teams would not ne1otiate "People loot at the money Malle la enjoyed ll)Oderate 1uccea1. notblnt compared to what it la today. with me for fear of what they would maklq <'25 mllllon over the next 25 "I ckm't tb1nk you can buy a cbam· Compensation, ln the form of draft have to live up. yean) and lt sounds outrapoua," aaid plonahlp, either. There are just too picks.is what the Jazz bad to 1urrender. "When there la compensation Ln· Goodrich. "But when you conalder bow many variables llke LnJurlea, playen GAi L GOODRICH And, those choices proved to' be coat· vofved you really aren't free." valuable be la on the open market, havinl bad yean and youn1er playen Fret agent pioneer .....;ly:..;,_t_oo.....;,_u_tbe __ La_ke_r_s_s_e_lec_t_ed_a.....;pr'--et-ty"----W-b_i_c_h_i 1_w_h...:y;.__G_o_o_d_r_i_c_b_•_Y_~....._· __ tb_a_t_'s_not __ a_lot_o_f m_o_ne_y_a_t_aU_. ____ __..<a8et...., GOOD&ICH, p11e DI> Strike talks .. . . .. ... i J s -1 - I ... t11rn optimistic?:~--~ All•IVILI .. -· -.. _,, -· • -·· • • .. I .. u .. --.------.. .. • • .. .. .. •• .. I .. • • ------T • • .. • .. • • -· .. --· .... . Elroy ~Crazylegs" Hirsch· was among the El Toro Flying Marines lineup when service football um in. The Boys Of Ant:W:nn were men Secretary of Labor is encouraged NEW YORK (AP> -The Secretary of Labor 1ave fbe baseball ta1U a above -a ICJOd one, be tblnka. ''I think the country 1bould be encouraied," Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan aald Wednes· d1y after b1a dramatic vlalt bel'e from Wubln.ttoo. "What I can tell you la we're excited about the fact they're back la1kiq ln a serious way. "I've aaked them to 1et baek to aerloua bar1alnlnt. Tbey have done that, and I'm pleued. 1be collective barta.lnlnl 1y1tem la worklna.'' . the talb "in an effort to add new leverage lo the bargai.nini process" and himself wu op- timlstic about a fast setUement because of it. "I hope it 1ets done tomorrow (Thursday)," Moffett told reporters Wednesday nl1bt in one ol the shortest new1 COD· ferenc:es 1lnce the strike betan ' on June 12. I - W ITU A SlJDDEN new• • blackout blanketln& the 34-day old 1trike1 Moffett told newsmen alter four hours of oe10UatiCJ111 Wednesday: "Both aides have decided to make no press com· menta. Other than that,· there'• LATE& IN WASHINGTON, notmucbtoreJk>rt." • Donovan 1aid further, "There la Deapite the outward hopes ol aome'room for optlmlam" about Donovan and Moffett, at leaat tbe chances ol end.inl the flnt one ne1ative voice wu beard In mld-aeaaon atrlke in baaeball the crowd. Peter Rose, uaoclate hl•tory. counsel to the players' uaocia· .J Donovan indicated, however, lion. just a book bis head .. ' that if there la no reuonably when Donovan's name w11 quick movement in the ta1b brou1ht up . between tbe playen and owners, "Notbin1 happened today," be • they could move to WHhlnltan aald. "I am not optimistic. I've for cloeer scrutiny by aovern· itven up tryin1 to fi1ure tbia ment labor officlah. "It la a thiD1out.ljustdon'tknow." poaalblUty," be said. Federal Mediator Ken Moffett aOSE S.UD THAT the ownen had aaked Donovan to atep into • made no propoeal Wedo~~!.: but that no one wu expecieQ from them today. of steel "We're just waitln1 for a pro. posal from them," he aald. "That's the only thing I can aay for the record." Orange County once housed one of nation's grea' football powers --the .El Toro Flying Marines. Donovan's appearance waa the major news Wednesday ln a ' painful strike that not, only baa meant the cancellation of 40I 11mes thus far -nearly 20 pel"r • cent ol the aeuon -as well 11 poatponement of the All·•taf Game, but caused some damaie to the American economy. 8y.IOBNGVNN of .............. Drlvtna put the natneas ol the Marine Corpa Ait Station at El Toro, one hardly can envision a time when the bue waa a Notre Dame or Green Bay of football. But for 1 brief period 3'1'1 decades as<>, It w11. Coached by Lt. Col. Dick Hanley ol Mare Island, Haakell Jndlana ud Northwestern fame and led by halfback Elroy "Cruylep" Hinch, the 19'5 El Toro tum: -Won I and IOlt 2 -both to Fleet atr. tbe nation'• No. 1 aervlce team. -Trled unaucce11fully to acbedule Ml.....U, Navy and Greati.t•. -on.. to play ,\rmJ f• the Datioaal title. f_ -Palled to an'! the pro champia8 lD a beneftt ••me. -Abw& JDO¥ed lD mk11ellOG tolutalMirMta. -llad dlftlnity .. ftDdlDI .. ........ -•• eceu19d of dirtJ foot. ball. -Dl1mt11ed a back wbo d,...s•tuilt•tlael. ·;,;....~~ u.e .... __. .. ,..., ... ~ ........ .. _ ........... .. _,........ ......... ..... Ali' r.ee ............. ... ......... ~--..... .... UCLA &M UIC la -a sr. ,r.:ji"ei::::: ..... ... .... ... ' -. ...,. .. ,., ... ...... ~.: ..... ,., 2 in the country amon1 aervlce teams with a 1qu1d that had 34 players and coaches who bad played pro football or would later. And this waa the era ol the two-way player and smaller rotten. , The heart of the team conallt· ed of Hinch, All -pro tackJe "W~e Wlllle~· Wilkin of the W a~hln1ton Red1kln1, Knute Rockne· Trophy winner Bob Dove of Notre Dame at eod. auard BW Kenned)' of tbe Uoaa, end Vern Gape ol MlllDelota an Olympic and profe111onai wreaUer, and quarterback Paul Governall ol Columbia, ·a Mu· well Trophy winner end Sao Dle10 State coach. HanleJ, Wilkin and Govenall are de· ceHed. rltteeD pla1en from the ,,,. lnl Marinll became tbe nuea- of th• W-f1ted Cbica10 Rockett ot tb• new All ·America l'ootball Conf ermce ln I.Ne. Ranier lMt· ed only a few weeb and aued the owner f~ alanct.r. Almoat two dozen players re- turned to the coUe1e 1rldiroa for the 1946 aeaaon. · it wu 1 rolllcklD1. fun-lovlnl, bolateroua, roup, macho IJ"OUP, The Flying Marines consistently ranked No. 2 in the country among service teams. about half Olftcer, ball eaUMed. ,\number W hem ln combat. KMPC broadca1t tome • •••• LM Aal•l• ud Bollrwood were nearby. Hlneta .., .. ,., would ltar In two fllm1, "Cral)'l•" aDd "U ..... 11114" · &Dd .lae«auet O'llUoaeJ ill Iowa -actor Jock Mahoney - joined the team Just before be· lnl releaaed from aervtce. 1'bere were aemlpro 1ame1 CJD Sundaya under u1umed names. The war wu over. . U tbe BrookJ.10 Dod1en were the 8o)'I ol Summer, tbeH wen tbe Boyaol Autumn. Hanley, the veteran, waa • master ltratecilt and tactician off tb• fleld u well. Bob Macleod, Dartmouth All· American and member ol tbe 1M4 t.am. r.alll Ranle7'1 pep ta1b induded "fake telesram1 from tbe commaadant of tM Marine Corpl." He la a Loi AaleHI mqutne ,,ablllber. R. .Jeu "a.-ae" Ntll. Me ol tM 1nat aU·around ~ ID tM llariae Carpi, ,. ...... tM time Kaa1er Invited Nell'1 Camp ........ team QP to plaf ..._ ··...-1trtns.'' Out trotted 1'llkla, Hlneb, 0o • .....u. oo... o.,.., •· The score wu 81-0. Hanley sot bl• beadllnea. "On my return," Neil said, "Gen. H.K . Smith held up the newspaper . 111d 11ve me the worat cbewlnl out I ever 1ot. And I've bachome." To m~~y1 H.M. 1tood for Howllqaua. Sm\tb also decreed that Pendleton would no tonier furniab . El Toro wltb ll11en, aucb H the 8·2f 11 -pound Hlracb, wbo wou d ICOrt 405 polntl • a pro. But 1:1 TGro bad eD0UP OD bud to win ftve ltrailbt w .. UM 1a111.s •• 1oe1 to-..... au (of Ple&Mnton, Cal.) aad I!;.. Unola' ludd1 y_, la troat • I0,000 at tbe CollHum. Ttae same wa1 for tbe natioHl Mnltetlde. After tM 1ame, Haal., llld YCM&b«. "la tlle IN•t• ~ CIM80Tl, .... DI) THE CITY OF Cleveland, for one, reportedly dropped Sf million u a resuit of the 1ide.UIM of the All-star Game tut Tuea· day ni1ht and other majoi lea1ue cities have suffered liq losaea u well. Cincinnati, for~· ample, haa estimated· dlrttt lOIHI to tbe city of close to $500,000. Meanwblle, a Loi An1ele1 la• aurance ftrm reported that it mad• a •. 175 mlllloo pay~ to baaeball owners Wednllday u part ol a tllO million atrtke ln.· 1uranee policy carried by tM tea ma. • "TbeJ relnaW'eCI and laid oft .. Utetr ~lJ to otber tu~ • com.-.. and broken " laid a apoiHman for AlllaH U•· derwri....,, Inc., Loi AD1•I• • toraet LeOurd D. Veqer. I I . ~--~---~-----":-"--~~----..,__...911!!1111!~-...--~a ............ a .................................. , - Davis told a fib testifies Schramm i'rom AP 41•••td1H .: LOS ANOE.LSI -DaUu. Cow boy• pr•ldftt TH ldlramm • • • te1tlfled Wecla•ada1 u .,.. aur· prised to leM'll iD llarela •tut Al Dam waa planninl to mew• bll OnHnd RalderJ to Loi An1eles became Da'11 Md told hlm a month earlier be wu probablJ ~elelnt la Oakland. Called to teetlty bJ t1M 1faUoaal Football Lea1ue, Schramm 1a1d tUt Davis, manastn1 aeneral partner ot the R.W.., new to Dallu to iillP«t the Cowboys' T_. Stadium lll late January .1980. Schramm teltlfted Uuat •· tbe two toured Ute stadium, Davi• told lalm Loi An&eles Memorial Coliaeuan olftdall llad ottered blm a "tremendoua opportualty" a... that Oakland of· flclals had come up witb a JMt·mlnute propc»al. "He said M felt It (t.be OU.Jud offer) wu somethlnl be wu 1oln8 to have to accept," Schramm said. Shortly after that coavenaUoa, Oakland of· ficlals withdrew thte offer: leavlq Davl1 wilb a lesser deal. Thal, Davi• teatlfled earlier, prompted him to attempt a move to Los Angeles. The NFL oppc»es the move and LI beln1 sued in rederal court on antltrult cbar1es by tbe Raiders and t.be Loi Antelea Collleum, wblcb lost a tenant when the Loe Anaeles Rams moved to Anaheim ln lllO. Of tbe Davis ded1loll. Schramm said, "It came as a surprise~ me.'' From Page 01 Spahn blames players for strike BROX~N ARROW, Okla. -• Baatball HlU of Pamer Warren Spaha blam•"\he players for the pn- aent strike &Del aaya be n.,.U t.be canceUaU. ol lb.la yMr'• All·&ar 1ame. Spahn who wltb au career vietorl• bol4t tbt rKOrd for lelt·band.ct pltchen, bad tlmt to vlaH bl• 100 and famlly btre thla weell because ol the 1utte. Ht wu to have bMD lb• National Leaiut'• honorary captala at UM All· Star 1ame in Cleveland Tueeday 111"1t. "It'• a ttrrlble abame/' aald lpahn; "'beca~ the All·Star 1ame would baY• bfouibt .,. mUUon toto the pJayen;,r--"-di. 1 feel tbe playen are totally out lllM lD tbll 1trtkt. "Uthe ownetl stve ln now, lhey'U be llvinl ln the rest of lhe Ume. •· The 80-year-old Spahn LI a pltcb.lnal lnatruc· tor ln lbe Anlell' farm 1,atAtm. He arrived btre Tuesday to vi.alt bb too, Gree. "lt'a a travesty," be aald ol the atrUre. "Tbe 1uy I sympathise wttb 11 Gaylord Perry wbo on· ly needs alx vlctortes to reach the 300 mark. At his a1e, lt'a bard to HY lf he'd &et ~· next year." · Quote of the day • ••• Pldlll..-. coach of t.be New Orleana Salnts, advilina No. l draft clio6ce Ge.a• lodaen on bow to dreaa for their flablq trip ln the Gulf of Mextco: "Look Georae. you've got to be properly atUred for lhe trip. Wear a three-piece 1ult. You know what lbat is, don't you! That's overall.I with two straps." Players need time to get back -Seaver FRESNO -Major lea1ue ·11 baseball players wlll need about 10 days to gel lhelr arms back in top form when, or if, the strike ends, saya c , natl Reds pitcher Tom Seaver. ·•Every pitcher would have to have three outings, and the outfielders and catchers wowd have to have thelr arms ready,"' Seaver sald dur· inJt a visit here Tuesday. "It wouldn't be too tough for the bitten," the three·time Cy Youn1 award winner added. "I would say 10 days. But that's Hyina we're 1oing back to work, and maybe we won't be back atall." I'm not balling out uys Todd HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -Tht 0 numbln were all wrocl& In lllO and quart.back Richard :todd ii count· ln& OD better onea tbl1 year to 1trealthla b1I hand in contract ta.lb wltb lbe N .. ~ \'ortt Jeu. Todd tnterina b.11 fifth year in lhe N atlonal Football i.Aaaue, Is un1J1ned. Ube remalna that way, be wUI under NFL rules receive an automatic 10 peccent ln· crease on the reported $125,000 pact and, havlnf played out hil option, wlll be free to try and hook on elaewbere. "I don't want anybody to think I'm bailln1 out," Hid Todd. "I'm not like that. I'll •tick here as 1001 as they'll have me." Todd But he'd rather be able to deal from the stren&th of a wlnnin1 aeuon. "I think your negotiatin1 power's not too &ood. when you have a 4·12 season," Todd aald of the Jets' dlamal lseP ,ahowin1. "And there are a lot of intangibles goin1 on ··ln the leaaue. Tbe players' contract runs out and the TV contract run. out after the 1981 season. There's a lot of tbln1s that could chan1e the pay scale ln the NFL." Las Vegas loses on a big gamble BALTIMORE -A man placed m $15,000 ln show beta on longshota at Pimlico Race Course Tuesdn, manipulating the odds for confederates who bet the favorites t o s how with Las Vegas bookmakers. It was impossible to determine bow much waa lost by the legal bookies, wbo pay off at track odds, but it apparently was conalderable. Some were one·race show bets. others were three-race parlays... · "They got us," Hank Heffron, manaaer of the Race Book at the Barbary Coast Casino in Las Ve1u. told the Baltimore News American. "They made a bunch of bets, and they probably went to every book In town." John Bennett of the Rose Bowl bookmaking ~stabllshment was ~oted by the Baltimore 3un: "Nothin1 dia trous. but lt was out· ra1eoU!!·" · · BU.bait tOday On tbb date lo b.,.ball lo 1'JO: In the flrat aame at Tb.rte 8'vtr1 Stadh~m. t.be a.t Pttbburlb PlratAtl lolt · to lbe Clnctonatl Rtcb, ~a. blfon ..... fan1. The PiratAtl toe* tbe f\elcl tbat D.lpt u the llnt me.Jar Jea•ue team to wear tbe pullover, double-knit willonna that have now become commoaplace. On tbl1 date in lNI: After 8~ tumultuous YHll u manaaer of tbe Brooklyn Dod1en, Leo Ouroeber shocked the baseball world by 1wttehill1 team1 ln mid-aeuoo a.Dd takint over the · arch-rival New York Olanta. ' Group attempts to buy Phllllel , F. EqlM .,.... who only Jut ·• week announced tbe aale ol b1a pro- Ile ss lo n al basketball team 'Phlladelpbia 78erl, bat jolned a JJ'OUP aU.mpt. ing to purcbUe the Philadelphia PhlllfH baseball team from the Carpenter family . . . Former Arisona State Untveralty football coach. Toar M ... obtained unlvenity money throu&b lies and used It to pay players, the ProMCUtiOD told the Jury that betan cleliberationa Wedne,· day ln theft, fraud and eomptracy cbaraes again1t Mason . . . A team beaded by c.rta Evert Uo7d and bolatered by the trio of TrHJ Aaatla, Alld.rea Jaeaer and Pa• artHr will try two brlng the U.S. its tbJrd COGleeuU•e vlctory this weekend ln the 3rd Wlahtman Cup tennis matches in Chicago ... The U.S. buketbalJ team, led by Du SclaaJ.et•. tbe lint-round , draft choice of the Utah Jau, defeated Israel, 91 ·71 to keep its basketball crown on the final day of the Maccabiah Games ln Tel Aviv ... Jobany Rutherford and Toa Slleva set the pace as practice opened for the Mlchl1an 500 Indy car race ... Kentucky Derby winner Pleaaaat Colony and 28 other 3·year-old thoroughbred horses have been lnvited to the Super Derby at Louisiana Downs. Television, radio TV: No eventa schedul~. RADIO: Baseball -Salt Lake City al Ed· monton, 6 p.m., KMPC (710). I I ' 1 - t , I . -1 ' -1 i -1 BOYS OF AUTUMN AT EL TORO WERE TOUGH .. •· i·ve ever seen in 30 years of foot· ball -bar none." El Toro led 6-0 only to have Young run back the kickolf te yards. Young returned a punt 70 yards for another TD. Still, EJ Toro led 25·21 in the third quarter before Youn1's third TD run of 25 yards. Then Fleet Ci~'s reserve strenl(tb be1a to tel . 0 THERE HAD BEEN cbarlel the week before thtraame that Fleet City was loadina up bJ illl· ?Ortlne the Pearl Harbor NaY)' earn. ·'I want it known that we ate .10t complaining about the addl· lion of these men," Hanley said before the game. ·•we should do the same if we had the chaaee. More power to the Hilon." Afterwards, Hanley re· marked. "We just ran out ot pa. They bad loo much reserve strength for us and wore us down. Do you realiie they employedl8 backs?" Overshadowed in defeat was Govemall who completed 19 of 45 puses for 228 yeards and 3 touchdowns. Several passes were dropped. Loa Angeles sports writers called lt one of the greatest ••mes at lbe Coliseum. It bad been moved from Santa Barbara to accommodate the crowd. The A.saociated Press termed Youna's performance "one of the areatest offensive exhibi· Uona ever seen" ln the stadlwn. It uld fie left a "pop-eyed crowd." (Al a teen·a1er ln Chicqo, I read in the Tribune of tbe pre. aame buildup lnvolving Hirsch ud Yount. Bul because or tbe two-hour time difference and the Trlb'1 deadlines, the score wu not ln the Monday paper. Nor ln Tuesday's. It took 1everal days to find it. Years later I learned it Hirsch used moves for Flying Marines· Crazylegs ran wild at El Toro He was a senaatlon at Wausau HI.ch School in Wl1coo1lll. He burst into naUonal prom· inence in 1942 by leadlq UD· beulded Wisconsin to an 1-1 re- cotd. · llY 1943, halfback Elroy "Craiyleis'' Hinch wu a V-12 tr4fuee at Michlaan, led a M · Uqnally ranked football team and lettered ln buketbaU, track anet baseball. llB PIA YED for Camp Le- jep.ne. N.C. in 19'4 aa Ume pet)Ditted and In lN5 WU tbt st.,-ol the El Toro Flyln1 M~nes. · ~liree lnjur1·1>rone years fotlow~d with the Chlea10 Rci~keta before be joined UM Loi Ad.eles Rams. Swltebed to md, HtHcb led the leap• lll 1t5l iD ICwldl and receptiou. ID .... NFL career he eau•bt NI p~ for 8.249 7ardl ud II to~bdowns. Jle retired iD 111'7 aql tater wu the Rama' 1...a manaaer. }'§ow athletic director at Wlaeomin, Hinch ls ID tbt Na· tloul Football FouDdaUoa Hall of 'f'ame and the Pro Pootball HaSl ol Fame. J'be Sept. 7, 1M5 baM "'*' M El Toro DOWd tbat .. IA. lllnela h .. been 'villtlnc' at die-. tbt pa1t week, wa&t..-.C:.~ local &rid ..... won ~Bt" 1tatloned at Camp •=•• loon be ... to... ... ... "1ta1Mariael. Frank Kinard, end Bill Dad<llo, auard Aldo Forte, Joe Kubarich of Notre Dame, quaterback Paul Cbrlatman, fullback Harvey Johnson and others of college fame. AGAINST PENDLETON, wbtre be actually was a11l111ed, Hlncb had 17 and 60 -yard touchdowns. Atalmt the Second Alr Force, which featured center Bulldog Turner, end Tom Fears, Kansu coach Don Fambrou1b, halfback R•Y Evans and 1uard ,Qick Barweaan be scored a 14·yard TD, and ran 62 yard.a to set up bl1 U.yard TD catch. Hl1 laat-mlnute catch of a den,eted pus enabled El Toro to end the Air Traln1n1 Com· mand'118-Came wln 1treak, 7-0, before 15,000 at the Coliseum. Paul Salata ot Newport Beach WU lilted oa tbe ATC roeter, but .,.... llttOUDta lndlcated be did nOt appear lll the 1ame. was tt., third quarter acore.) A number of South Pacific veterans -such as Hu1h Gallemeau and Geor1e Franck- played ln the first few 1ames and then returned lD civtiian life and the National Football League. Some Marines played the entire season. And half a doien team member• returned to the states ln November after restin.c from island campalps. FO& THAT E&A. the llne WU bi.c, Wllld.n was lilted at 270 but welshed more. Gaane wu at least 200. Tackle John Wlckbam of TuJaa weitbed 245. Tackle Bob Tu1il of Texa1 UM WU 238. The backs were mostly fmm 115 to no. HanJey wu accused of bein& a Neanderthal in bis 23rd aeuon of coaching for usln& the double win1, u he had in UM4. He did employ a platoon offense -one of double wing, the other tile new T·formation. But be pleased either neither side. A toorue·ln·cheek headline ln the Fli1ht Jacket, the base newspaper, followed the flnt loss to Fleet City: ''El Toro AlumnJ Demand Raianatlon ol Coach H,.nley After Fleet City Bluejackets Humble Marines, 21·7." Hanley's otriclal title was director of combat condltlonlng for the Marine Corps. But foot· ball came rant. Hta brother, Lt. Col. Pat Hanley, former Boston Univeni· ty coach, assisted for a while. MAK.ING BEADLJNBS and money, too, for the procram wu • Maj. Ben Finney, bu1lneu mana1er, showman, team spokesman, ticket seller, etc. He had been .wounded ln World War I. and allo 1trved in the Korean con.flict. Finney, a morale officer, sua· seated to Hanley ln 19'4 that they fonn a West Cout Marine team drawn from several air ba1e1. El Toro offered "a plethora of alr tran1portatloa tnd a 1tadium ln Santa Ana that could be used u a home field.'' said FlMey, an author wbo livea in New York City. · "Many ol tbe aenior officers were about my aae and a lot ol them I had known from World War I, makln8 lt euy to do a lotol tbln11 tbat would have been lm· poaalblefor a boot.'' •OOIE &&AVIE. retired Notre Dame athletic dlreetot honored thll week wltb Hlncb • H a DlsUnaubhed America, 4ldD 't· want to leave San Dlqo, 1ald P\Jmey. "When J learned tbat llineb and UIC quarterbaek lllek., lleCardle wen In SU DMIO waltllif to board a traa1POrt fGr OYtfHH duty' I f(ew to WulWICtGD to baH tMlr ordln cban .... Wbat tbe bellz. tlae war WU°""· I'm not at UI etrtu tbeJ evtr ltDlw JUI\ wbllt luMl bapp ..... "rlwy uld. ,,.._ ............ , ...... tlar -••t ef llCAI, laa&a ~)..11.atM_tl ... Ma ........... ,, .... .............. ...,.n.. M ._. AM C.O ... n rt , ..................... ... au .., luu l\Aa M•el'-' Bowl. A••la, tlae Marl•H tllrHP ......... • 011111&10•• •aasl 8 '•· .................... before Northern California sportswriters ln San Francisco on Oct. l, denying that dirty..play was the reuoo El Toro couldn't schedule colleae teams. <It didn't play a college varsity team in lM4 or 1945. > The knee injury to Sinkwich in a game at Colorado Springs 1 brou1bt the charges to the sur-. ' face a1aln. And Hanley was quoted as sayin1 be tbouabt the T · formation "would pass away as teams learned to defense il ·' .(Several years later he said two- platoon footb•ll waa "un · American".) El Toro was to play another lS years of varsity football but without the 1944-45 aucceu. It bad a few good. players -: Al Carmichael, Rob Goode, Gary Larsen, Frri -Owens -but generally was oulmanned. But one sguad dld have Joan lrvlne's~"'rst husband. Los An1eles s rucuter Ed Amold was o another team . Qua rterbaclt Gene Fodge pitehed for the Chicago Cubl. From Page 01 GOODRICH comin1 up who are hunfry. "THE OWNERS' PROBLEM is that they don't seem to be able to control themselves. If they're 1oln1 to continue payinc out those kind ol salaries to average ballplayen, then at some point they're ao&Jll to be in trouble. "If they're not carerul," added Goodrich, "they're 1oln1 to have two payrolls -one for the re- tired and one· for those pla)'inl." For Goodrich, playln1 came eaay. He was fortunate enouab to wln a champlonsblp at every level -at Polytechnic HJgb (1981 ), at UCLA ('8' and 'SS> and at Los Angeles ('72). ALTHOUGH TWO YE'ABS removed, "Stumpy " still looks like be could sllp on jersey No. 25 ind fill the hoop with bHketa. ''f'm Just a fan now," said Goodrich, w&o ll ves in Santa Monica with bil wlfe and three kJds and ii lllvolved ln lnduatrial real •late ln Ventura County. "I watch a Jot of 1amei and I follow what'• goln1 on, but the playtna -well, f don't do that. anymore, altbouth I occulonal· ty wortt with my IOft." Prt1Wnably, Goodrich ii not only be!Dlnl hiJ son wltb Ids 1ame, but be•1 probably coacbina hlm on the flntr atptdl ol contract ne1otiaUom, too. From Page 01 SIJRF ••• u ......... A REAL BASEBALL FAN -Four-year-old Sarah Dee plants one on Dodger Steve Garvey, illU1tratin1 there are still plenty of fans to go around for the striking baseball play,rs. . , Yachts battle clock in Transpac race By ALMON LOCKABEY Dell, ..................... HONOLULU -The 2,~mlle Los Aneeles to Honolulu yacht race became a race a1ainst the clock Wednesday as late finishers ln the 70·boat 1leet strove to save their handicap tlme1 for fleet or clan hardware. Fifty.two yachts had croued tbe fllilah line at Dlamond Head by late evenin1. For Mike Kennedy of Dana Point and bis crew aboard Audacious, lbelr early:momina finlah was heartbreak. Aa Audacious strove for tht flni1b buoy in blustery rain squalls that 1wept the area, the crew wu awan that they bad to flnlab by I : 10 a.s;n. (Honolulu time) to capture overall and cla11 D lead from Sweet Okole, whlcb had ftnllhed four houri earll~. But lt WH not to be. Tbe Diamond Head Committee clocked Audaciout acroaa the lint at 8:30. Sbe bad mllMd top bonon by 10 llWnlhe. Tbe erew ol Sw.et Okolt Mt olf a wild aDd nolt1 etlebratlon at Ala Wal Yacht Harbor .... it waa announced that Audadoul bad falled to aan ber time. , YaeMa ec1Ddin1iid to 1tl'Mm aefOll ... ftidall ... --"' .. ..,,..,...ottbelll .. ,.., 1111 rn. ....... ..., ~ IM•k&Wia....,. laa CaHtl iad laer C .........., .,_. Cl'ft "..,_,.._ ......... ff· ............... ..,.._,,,,, ........... ... ~ .... , ........ . storm that slowed her proereu . durlnl lbe Jut ftw days. 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IAM?A MONICA -1•' llftlllrt: 17' ..,.. recllM, • MM ......, 6' catkl ..., 111 Mnlt•,M-...-i,11sroc1ocM. ••D01Feoo-1u.,.ien: ......... ._ .• , •• -.... 117 ........ -......... II lltlllle, 4SIMC._., llO recll ci ....... -114 ...... :a.1•.....,..,1 ........ ~ .... ""'· Misc. Kentucky governor sorry FRANKFORT, Ky. <AP> - Gov. John Y. Brown Jr. aaya be la aorry for any embvraument caused by the public revelaUoo of hla neiotlatiom with Georae Allen coocern.lna the bead foot· ball coachinc poat at the University of Kentucky. Brown said Wednesday that he did not plan on' the ne1otiationa becomina publlo before he dis· cuaaed the matter with UK President Otis Sln&letary. ••All I wanted to do wall brine to the attention of presl· dent Sln&letary the avaUabiUty of someone llke Georce Allen," Brown said in a telephone ln· lerview from Cblca10, where be was vial\int industrial pros· peels. "l had hoped it could be done in confidence," Brown said. ·'The problem is someone found out. I don't know bow, but my in· tention was to 10 tbrou1b Sin1letary. Not a word would have been said if it hadn't been leaked. I didn't force the Issue. "It wasn't my intention to em· barrass anyone &Qd I apologize if I did," Brown said. "But when the thine broke open, l awed it to the public to say bow I felt about it. .. Brown's interest in bav-. ing Allen, the former head coacfl or the Rams and Washin1ton Redskins of the N atlonal Foot- ball League, replace current UK coach Fran Curci was first re· ported Friday in ~he Cats' Pause, & Lexlneton periodic.al coverina UK athletics. The revelation sparked con· troveru and a spate or com· ment in newspaper columns and editoriais. Allen finally released a statement Tuesday witbdraw- )ng his name from consideration for the job he bad not been of· fered. Brown was quoted as criticiz· ing the current Kentucky fool· ball program under Curci, who was 3-8 last sea.son and bu an eight-year record of 44-43-2 at UK. Kentucky has also had a number of off·the-fleld incidents involving Its football players durin& Curci's tenure. Brown said be was not necessarily lookina at Allen for the upcominc season. "I wun 'l necessarily t.alking about this year or next but I cer· tainly wu trytn1 to keep bis in· terest to see ii he would fit into the program at some. point in time," Brown said. Orange Cout OAfLY PfLOT/Thurlday, July 18, 1981 •• .. JIM NIEMIEC .t\lbacore .actionheavy Southern CaJllornla salt water anaten are re· aJly aettlna the moet out of an early season. Both party boat.a and private aporttlsben operattn1 out ot port.a from Loni Beach to San Dieio are cettin1 lnto &ood action on many varlet!• of tame filb. Lead.in& the headlines ii the loncfln act.loo that is taldn1 pJace within easy reach of all land.inc•. Albles were on the 43 Spot tut weekend and also closer to the East end of Clemente. Star sailors Saturday • vie _ Some of the top Star sailors In Southern California will be seen In acUoo Saturday ud Sun· day when Newport Harbor Yacht Club staces iU annual Saner Bowl Regatta. In addition to the lon1fin action, many private sporlliahers were out in search of the bluer tuna, and moet all.. boats reported at leut cettln1 bit, atthouth most In the 100 ·pound plua class were lost after a Iona battle. FISJUNG 'WITH Jerry Thompson of Corona del Mar aboard hit sport.fisher Pacillc Cllpper Ulla past week, aJong with Lou Jannen of Newport Harbor, a first rate albacore trip t.o local waters was had. If fishing continues throu1h the summer months as it had started many Southern California anglers wtll moat lUcely be able to make up for the past couple of seasons . Durtn1 the fhree-day outing, our group accounted for nearly 100 lon1rtn.s and they ran1ed in size from 15 to over 30 pounds. averagin.1 nearly 23 pounds . Most jig stops were made on 1reen and yellow basbco jigs and sevenstand hex-heads of the same colors. Thia combination of feathers bas been most productive during the last fi ve years off the south coast. . • ... l'tleSta.r class is one ol the oldest one·desip sailboat.a in the world and is one of the seven classes which compete In the YachUn1 Olympics. The 22~·foot boat baa spawned some or the top sailon In the world -lncludlni two former world champions from Newport Beach -Bill Ficker and Don Edler . IT WAS FEARED earlier this month that water temperature might force a quick exit of longfins from nearby waters, but a cbanae io cur· rents b~ht back the much preferred 65-to 67 -de~ water and new schools or aibies from the southwest. It appeared this chan1e ln temperature worked in reverse on some of the fish this year. . . Racing over courses inside the bay on Sunday will be women skippers in Udo Isle •Yacht Club's All Girl.Reaatta. The ocean outside wlll also be busy with ban· dicap racers as Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club stages tile fourth race of Its Anaelman Serles for Performance Handicap Racina Fleet yacht.a, and Dana Point Yacht Club the fourth race of Its Dana ·Point Series for PHRF. The schools of yellowfin, bieeye, yellowtaU and dolphin are now finding themselves in cooler waters than they prefer and going from one bltin1 mood to another as the longCi0$ remain steady. Hopefully, the temperature will average out at about 67 degrees and make It comfortable for all big garpe fish lo stage a good showing for salt waler anglers. BaJboa Yacht Club will bolt a one-design re· gatta Saturday and Sunday, and Capistrano Bay Yacht Club will 1ta1e the continuance of it.a Ocean Are a Stars compe t e Racine Series for PHRF Sunday. Southern California Yachtlne Association BUCHAREST, Rom ania -American athletes calendar: numbering 227, including seven from the Orange Loi Aaceln ·U.c 8ead1 Coast area who will be competing in water polo, Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club -Sewer Buoy race basketball, tennis and volle>'ball. are primed for (non spinnaker) Sunday. · Sunday's start ~the 12·day World UnlverBlty Long Beach· Yacht Club -Island Series (Cat Games here. i!" Harbor and Return) Saturday, Sunday. There are sports on the program, which Suta llM.lca Bay also inch11les track and field, swimming. diving, King Harbor Yacht ·Club -Santa Barbara gymnastics and wrestlinc. Island to Catalina Island race, Saturday, Sunday; Among those from the Oran1e Coast area are His & Her Reeatta <keel boats) Sunday. Jamie Bergeson and UC Irvine's Kevin Ma1ee Sant.a Monica Yacht Club -Racey Ladies <basketball) John Do Broll of Newport Beach Regatta <PHRF) Saturday, Sunday. (water polo), Huntington Beach's Tom Peatolesi Su Dte10 (volleyball)', Corona del Mar's Danny Saltz and San Diego Yacht Club -Gold Star elimina· Costa Mesa's George Newland and Mike Grier lions, Saturday, Sunday. (water polo) . Coronado Cays Yacht Club -Geor1e Lasko Among the swimmers and divers are Mission Spring Series, Sunday. Viejo's Lenny Layland, Megan Neyer. Barbara San Diego Cruiser Assoctatlon -San Dle10 to Major and Jerry Spencer. Ocean.side (predicted Loa> Saturday. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif4ii~:ii:~=:iii~ Silver Gate Yacht Club -Cllpper Series. Sun· day. Southwestern Yacht Club -Coast Guard Auxiliary Overni&hl (handicap) Saturday, Sunday. Coronado-Yacht Club .,... Bluel Ocean Racina Championship (handicap) Saturday, Sunday; Dix Brow Serles (SDHF> Saturday. Oceanside Yacht Club -Rorick Series <PHRF> Sunday. Ne~aadlalud Anacapa Yacht Club -Scrippe-Kettenburg Series < PRRF> Sunday. Santa Barbara Yacht Club -Wilaon Series, Saturday. Westlake Yacht Club -Midsummer Regatta, Saturday, Sunday. Pomona Valley Sailin1 Association -Class racinc, Sunday. Basketball tourney set POCKET PAGER COVERS FOUR COUNTIES ... Eight of the top high school basketball teams in Southern California, lncludin1 Fountain Valley, Edison and Ocean View, wiU be on display Friday and Saturday at Servile 1li1h ln the tblrd annual OUM6t co .. LA. co. SAM llltMAUIMO CO. llYHMDICO. _____ .._ ......... __ ...,. .. Converse Summer Ca1e Classic. Four 1amea are on lap Friday with Loni Beach Poly and Servile openin1 the tournament at 2, followed J>y Edison and L~ewood at 3:30, Verbum Del and Ocean View at 5 and Serra and s2000 :=:... AUO CA.I P'HOMIS J --------------·· Fountain Valley at 6:30. Semitlnal.s and finals are billed for Saturday co~:i.au DAILY PILOT I with 1ames be1lnnint at 9:30 a.m. The cbam· f57·ll H CLASSIFIED ADS ~p~io~n~s~hi~p~1~a~m~e~ls~a~t~8~P~·~m~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~·-~c~a•~·~,...~~·n~10111;;!~1===~a4~2~-~5e~78~==~~.~ WORLD CLASS TEIVNIS WEEKEND BIWE JENI ICl/'IO and the Oakland Breakers SuncfaW, Ju.IJI 19 at 6 pm Thia Wiekn the C81lfomla Oranges take on two tennis aup8!11tara rot two days of apect8CUlar world cl-tennis at the tieautiful Loi Cabelleros Tennis Stadium. Tick•ts $10, $15. and $20. .. i . .. 1 . . I 1 ., .. • • I -( . t N • r ! "Jeffy, you' re not giving your gokff ish too • mudt food, en you?" "'No, Mommy." .. You were pint to do eomethlng lbout thl1 h'M - rtmetnber?' • by Brad Anderson Hank Ketchum ll:DGE PARKEa "Open this door at once!" MEMMHllt. AFlEft l..EAVIN6 LANA'!> APAltlMEHl. 6AM MAKE5 A LONu ~lANCf CALL. AeMY, IF MAOOI I& HANDY, A~~ HER A QVE!>ll()N FOR ME! WHAl'e 1HE NAME Of HfR Ff(IENO JA50N WHO llVff> HERE IN C1~ENLEAF? TIJM8LIWE£88 8llOE . Nr\NC\' WHAT'S THA"T; NANCYf o---...--MMCIE!lHE A BOTTERRY IS MIAACLE, 60NE!~ SIR! MAl'f'9S? • by Ern ie Bushmiller IT'S A BEANBAG I THINK THE ONLY BEANS 1 COULD 'FIND WERE CANNED GREE;N BEANS I JUST MADE IT'~ A ~ HAIR ~tleD A ~L ~ 1).6e 64'K"f1eb/ N<• Ye ,,.., fOC A PR4A"tW .. >a:rt FAILURE, THOUGM _._.. _ _, 1-lb --.. .. . , 'I AlllllllCEIOITS, PmmlS& llST&FIM --.... -------- This newspeper will not howlnf lr accept any advert 11Ji1 for real eat.ate wWcb a in viola· tiill ol u.e .... THE :REAL ESTATERS PIMIMSULA ..... ~OUSMCMfYOM Bright. cheery ' Bdnn Broadmoor refiects immaculate care in and out. Well landsc'aped yard with pool, spa, firepit. Best buy 9685.000. ...... I ht tit no 6JM000; 644-0412 REALTORS '7S.Hll LOOllH6 FOi A CAim IH HAL ISTATl7 C... .. _.. .._.,.. ..._.. ..... w ..... ,.. .... ca ..... dl .. 11. .............. I ••rt . ....,. ........ HMtofflcel COLI OF MIWPOll' UALTOIS 25151.C..tHwy.,C.... .. 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Side by •w eacll-hy botb for = :O·::OJLU:: ~ti : wy aU. will carry 5 JAC•UTY 67Wt7' -.. :;: COIOMADB. ::; MAllULD llU SopUI of tlle ... J lltl ~ ~lea• bome plw mi income. Hqe onen ~ 1t•lt. brick cou~ mo lelda to Freocll :l: ~t Opell oMo Italian _: tiled floan. Beautiful .:a wood P•H•d floon :?.: eabance clen and fj(j •,.00. ~ kkben. ... Jld...,., ..... ~ -......, ... wttJa .,.. ! Mlcoe1 ud b•W»Uaa -. ... •I l_..Cl1*D = ..... WfW for yow ll· A7 ilJ. ffllll4CV ....... :r; + 2 ......... unit. -Price reduced aid owet' 11 .... CaU @ NUUis 71.UJJ .. ffO THE :REAL ESTATERS THE :REAL ESTATE RS PUICHASI OPT10M New Fantastic 3 Br. S Ba. Condo, S'Z50l1 moves you 111, SlOOO per mooth. (Wby pay rent). Not to all 1bopplnc. theaters • parll, just minutes to beacnea. W ari' II anaiement Co. 7141131-51155 - OPEN DAILY FOi VDll 11 lM. ti 6 P.M. ...................... $24UIO 411 ~ Miit"'"' ...... 1241. ... nM a.11 wla. .... aw .••• SHl.otO llJ Yll ~&.Ne ........ Pll.• II J .._...__&.Ne ...... SJA.• Ullenw4U1 with ...• $)69,f" •• Clff Ir, .............. 1111.tM lllJ Mii I I,_ Pt. ...... M4UM .., "• ..... , .......... "91.• IC.-. ... 111.ls. •••••• 11.MIOO Ja4 0.... m.•.;CDM •••• $1.Jll, ... t8fl 1 friend . . .and help ct*8I your new nelghborll LOW LOW Pitel IM JASt •• Clm Desirable plan 1, two bedroom and den, fireplace, security gate, community pool and tennis. Brine your decoratmg ideas and cash-in on. this terrific value. $299 ,500 Fee Financing available. IEALTORS.675-6000 MU r..t C... *"-'· C-._. .._ WI HAVl U Of H IUT Ul11JllGS 11'1 TOWN '.\I : I " ". TAYIJOR CO . 11 \I ;11!\" "" 1·1; .. 2·STOIY DUPLU4tlWPOIT •cH STVS TO IUCH-OWMm ...W.CI Call today to see this fine duplex ! Live . in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms. deck & 2 baths in upper; 2 bedrms & 1 bath in lower. Fireplace in each. Some view of ocean. owe lst T.D. & note of $247,000, int. only, $.2,500 down pmt. No loan fee . $299,500. WlSLIY H. TA YLOI CO., IU&.TOIS 2111 s..,,.... ....... MEWPOIT CBfTll. Mlf44-4tl0 associated ~ .. : .. ' ~' :i. . .. ~ ,.-. ,. . 4~1 '. I' I: \ \. ' ' I '1 . ' . ~ • ~ ! " • • t ' : ' . . ~ ~ . snrs TOllACH 2 bdrm eacb u11lt + room • bath otr 2 cu 11rage. Good wll rental area. '2501000. associated B.. -• .. I • . ,.. . OCIAM•PIK ' Llie new townhome Oft Uw-blu((s 12 Bdrm 3 Ba, super llltcnm and a bl& 2nd story loft. Full price Oftly $134,.0. '151·31Jl A!SIO£Nl1Al AUL ESTATE S£RVICES HAllOI llDM A c b a r m i n g 2 B R . 2 BA . DYNASTY model. Highly upgr aded. Terrific location behind guarded gate community. Pools & tennis courts. $425,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 IWll IASTILU .. COMM) Former Model With Vtew Of Bia Canyon. Three Bedrooms Plu1 C.Onvertible Den, 2~ Bat.ha. Wet Bar . Inter c om . Lovely Appointments Tbrou1hout. Community Pool. Best Value In Ara. Prieed At $198,CO>. A "Joy Of Newport II Liltiq. llLAMI ~ Move Int• Tbia Bri1ht Four Wroom LldO 111ud lbDI m ~ M Dori. AllUm 1'1 Larii Pint Tnilt DMd At 13 • Oner Wiii ea..., A SecOQd At n. A Fabalou1 OpportaaiU To Owa Propettr II'. One Of Newport Be1ch '1 Moat P.ltt1re11~• ~AaE1CelllltBuJ. "75,•. REAi. ESTATE EJCCEUENCE SINCE 1f.ft. COti'I WITH US ... TO MIWPO•T ISUMD WATHFIOMT. WOULD YOU LIKE A PREE BOAT DOCK FOR YOUR PERSONAL USE -OR MON'111LY INCOME? THAT'S WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU BUY nus LOVELY THREE BEDROOM HOME PLUS BONUS ROOM .. WTS OF POl'ENTIAL -CORNER LOT .. YOU OWN THI LA.ND .. NOT LEASEHOLD .... OllO. "1617 WISTC ..... DI, M.1. · Hl·7JM ~e.-j) '"" , ~ eslQle UMIYBSITY PAD DUMI HOML SJJf ,000 Charming and spacious 3 Bdrm + family room home. Corner location across from park, pool and tebnis . Retiring owner will carry financing at reasonable rate. t .965 ASSUMAILI LOAM Lovely private 2 + den condo with cathedral ceilings and lots of decking. Security gated Arbor Lake/ Woodbridge. $175,000. 759-1&1& •HAllOlllOM* This serenely beautiful home is set against a changing backdrop pf green & golden slopes, ~g shadows & twinkling lights! Featuring 3 bdrms + a spacious library, formal dlning & gourmet kitchen for memorable days thruout the years. A dramatic stairway that's wrapped around an atrium leads to a hideaway master suite with study & f rplc rqa;. those chilly evenings! For a pnvate showing or this superb residence call 759-1501or752-7373. MEWPOrr llACH OfRCI 2670S.~Drfw f71417st-UOI 171417U.7J73 Walker&lee R11l lat1t1 C S K S R I V I E 0 R S D Y L 0 1 Y 0 T V A S U T X R E I K E ' S P M E 0 S E Y P • R U T M E T S R T U R N V H N M L 6 0 R I P V N R U T P M U J E I L M 0 S N A A L E E R 0 P E T 0 R Z L K R A M R I K 0 Y P 0 P A S J R U I M P A P A R I ' A 1 • A 1 T S J R H C T K P D T W R R 0 R C S E 0 N t N J H R l Q U 0 T W U E T M H 6 E V N L A S C OUMT ITHMM CI KO~AMIKR TYKE 0 RR I A OJ D 0 LEHR I U M E S P U K M L M R L H 0 L F I L I N U N M 0 T 5 I £ U A T A E L W H I fi M A £ I R S Y S [ S T K T L H C ' F C T I " R U T If 0 L P V 0 I S R A T X A ................... ..... r.. a.ta11111a T .. T.. r-. ~ ...... .,) =-r.. ,::..!.. .... ........ ; ....... -..r .. ..i ... T .. u O.:t: y..,..,... LIDO ISU HOMH Featured on Homes Toun this lov,ly traditional spacious, custom a bdrm, 3 bath ho~1_pewl~ .redecorated. Priced· to sell q~e11y at "75,000. Must see. ·--Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus Jge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. Great for entertaining. $420,000. Best price for the money. PIHIMSULA POtMT llACHflOMT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featur· ing marine room . si.385.000. MEWPOIT CREST COMDO 2 bdrm, den, spacious Plan 8, im· ma culate. Low priced at $215,000. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR : ... . . . ·. . ' . JUSTUCIMIWl ...._..._. 1116 ' Tbil lovely S Bdrm bome •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• · bu been compkUly re-SALi IY OWi • done. New roof, new 3z1 Cora I • 311 carpets. etc. Owner will AmelhYll f7>.0181 c•rry larae loan. Only $132,500. C1ll today C... ....... llU mmo. ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ~ lDveatora Dup1n ao belt A LLS'rJI T"' street, pool, bl Aaeame. ,,. ~ ~~· $110 ,000. ~ REALTORS - D ... RV Nearly new duP.IU. ~ Three and (-wo $94, toO · bedrooms. Three and lDvHtondeU&bt! Two2 two baU.. Ideally de- Bdrm. Un.Ila. C\amml In· staned ror rusts. Larae i:ome · $740 Mo. 1 year auumable lsl and bo01e protect.ion plan In· owner will carry 2nd eluded. Call to see! T.D. CaU Rocer Bar- 141-1111 qulst. 751·120 or THE :REAL ESTATE RS (714) '41-1211 631·1300. C .. SACllllCI : OWMll MUST : SILL! . Bealltlful dupln OD de- sirable llU'elt. •.ooo. · Only lK dwnl l..rf U · sumalllle lou at in.. Oweer will finance · • 1 J baluce. fflll:rYl Prln. oely. Call Jim Davis 79-1121 ' ' ala;.-:!'' OCIAH Y11W l~DOWH MO COSTS TO IUYll MO quMJFYM 3 Models From $134,'lOO Secluded roof-top sundec k for romancing under the sun or stars. Spiral staircas~ leads to den or of· rice. Please call bkr. 631·2246 for details. ........... .-~.....-..........., OWMm " WU. TIAll JO acne our llaadlo Callfonla . Owaer .... C.-bl Nwpt. lm.t, COit.a ...... Cu bl dlvWad lftto 4 to s Krt puuta ror •mall ~ or Sl40,000 takes . ..................... . B.IGAMCI Custom home near Co\llltry C1ub, 4 Bdrm 3¥ii Ba, pool • spa. ProfeuloDally detorat· ed tllrllcM. Seller cna~ Ulilt lD special rinanc-lna. J ackle HancUemu QHJll R&'M* I• ~ \I T • •" , MISAYml Esecutlve home, 3 br. 2 : ba, 1 slory bomMD ql&id : CUl·de·S8C It. l Ip bdrm could be cocaverted to mah 4th bdrm. Room for RV 1<U11 or pool. Blr.~112. IASTSM 2HOMIS On larae lot. As 8dnn z balb, 2 fplc·s. patio, PLUS 2 Bdrm l'Ottale. 1115,000. ·Flnancilli by, oner.12'. . ..,~ .... 1-.nn · MISA'91 Sa" row dowD paytl\ ... IDOftl you In. 3 Bdrm lloma. For 1DOft lalolTMMar-- IQMCH 9UA1m . Slll2~119......_.. Patio, ...._pr, ow_ C1 110 ........... . ..-.v ...... -vA.-.1112 IA w /Al ... ,..,.. rc:oat • rear r••· •~ .. ........ i .... ~~--· ... DeUJ r ... a........ 3bdrm~ 135' lot. Coll: &Co.: ·1 I .. .. 2 ' .. 1 -1 1 .. 1 1 -1 1 -1 1 - 1 ' -i 1 .. 1 1 r 1 -.J 9 8 1 t l I = • HERITAGE "'f ,'\( 1 ()J.l <..., ·· 1MMACIUTE 3 8d'°m 2 bath, 2 car 1ara1e, Orwplace, latae 1------..;;.;;;;;~ yard. Only $111,500. , ........ . '145-9111 ..... . n 1Vf 'j •ii •I' >I ~f All' / ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1"-h·tt.t• ms.ooo. Sheila or Lynn. C/21 Walk·la.*1111 ,... 1044 !!!11------·1·········· .. ······'···· IAS1191 ···-Lovely a BR 2 Ba. ram D. if··· •"--• r-home w/fplc, dbl -1111 "' -new 4 •N Bdrm tll~ft bome In aar. $141,.500. fabWQua Woodside. This Bro@r,.... home bu It all and la SI..... I new on lhe mutet. Call fordetal.11. 3 bdrm, l~ ti.th, new sm,QOIJ ' ::!"~!lo l N . RJ1U1 ("!)W.::9'. 11• ·SSi-- .. HH Pllwy,frYllW • '' ' _,<L • r\1.,!I: ,,v,)'."1·t1f\ I • I I n••• TOWHHOMI? MISA .. MAlr Call the apecl&lilts at · New 11111n1. Excellent the condominium In· rinancloa available. Im· formation center. maculate 3 Bdrm., 2 Toucbltoae Realty . "8th home with c111tom _____ .,._,"""'""'=--...-- , family room. Larae COLOMY private Jard. ail.GOO. Lr1. tllr, ~Ba famU, 64J..1200 a-om., la Ce1caJ Ctvb. Walt &o peol, taaia. New fialMIQ evall. j PETE ' BARR[ TT RlAl P Call ....... don osen '' ' 1M1101 ... Kenaiqtan wlUa 1re1t view ! De1l1aed for IDcloor /oatdoor enttrtaialDI 6 famil1 U•lnl -4 BR. Fam. Rm. form1l dlllln1, comm. PoOI • &elDll. $110,000 Belle Partch •1'14 <I'll) I' I ., I s..r.-. sno to IAO per omce. 5CM N. Newport Blvd. SUketaeofW FllllB •• Cit Y9U will ftad wolfer a compeUthe salary, t1· cellent beDefu and a comfortable WOftinl at· ~ .... PleaN eaU for aa ap. poilltmeel to: 71 .. 11Mt6J GW 6UATW.,_ SAYMI AA /EOE/II IF It's time to plan for that vacaUocl trip, For estra cub, .wily not aell 10me ol ~ tww you don't need with· a CW.lf"ied tel T 642·5178. I .. ... ~ .. l I . 1 .. 1 J APPLY Mon-Thurs 7..$:30 w .D. ScMcll c.. . , 3602 So. Gtte11 St, s.A . ...... OOUl&t • 10 Irey by toud1. Ac· Cllrllt.e t)'JliDC. Exee lleot opportwaity with raat 1rowinL company. Costa tll area. 6'$-3'44. •ooaa• Reliable ID8bft ~ &d typla&, 10-key by 14Ueb. l>bl mlry btkpt thnl trial baL •sen. otc. Wlid1y1 J.Spm. 545-IOIO, HS-M· I001191M' IT •lhn per day. ~1. \l.r. • A/P, A fR. l1e typio&. bank «kpoaits, nm er· rands. SS /llr. Costa lle.1a. Call Cathy 7SHOtO • .......... ~ For L11ana Beach public accomt.1111 oftlff. (714)4M.ISOO. Bookkeeper /Sec'y F /C Bookbeper /Sec'y. Exp. necmary. P /lime. 11000/mo. aalary. Autc repair allop. C.11. am. *-•.54f.25Sl. • 0 • 3 q .. , 1 .. .... ___ ._.. ••SICllTAlllS• • Tt5 trrainWanc114,400 SbtlO /Fubla$11.000 Bee pt JT51/ AAabSUAOO Pres /RE/SblD$lUOO &11p Conlullant Oun Ua RelndmAey, lnc. 40JD llirdlFAt'MEOE Newport.-..UO/Free THEODORE ROBINS FORD i11r,Q 11AA80P P.l '-(l {()'IA Mf',A bll ()1Jl(J COHHEU CHEVRO LET ... ,. I'''• It' ' ,..._ I '. \• ~ S4b-I 200 TOPDOU.AI PAIDFOI GOOD&CUAN USEDCAIS! miracle mazda Jll0 .......... 4 ColteMeM 645-5700 r • JI:""'-•-•• WIMllD YOUllXOTIC •HmsHCAlS ,. & SAREiACI .. 21402Ma~PkrJ. M isUOD Viejo A very Pkwy. nil (off 5 Freew11) U I ·Z040 4tMt4f Ck>ted Sundays $1,~- 0FMEWIMw-s Sales and Leuinc at competlUw prices. Es· celleol service and part.a dept. Good selection ol pte- vl04lllY owned BMW • other fine can In e&· celleot coodiUan. We also bave a &uM company lbal leaaea other m altes ol a ut.ol, lrucU and VIOi. For ad· d1liol'lal infonnaUan oo leuiDc pleale call ... 7l4/t7i.1Z70 7"1911-1111 CREVIER SALES-Sl~ 201 W ,._SANTAANA 714J835.3171 ClQ~D a.MlAY n. Molt lllcllilt P.tOfY_. IMWP.,d Or LMMC..... .. McL .. IMW!l ~Ot"-IJOW .......... 17141 SZZ,.5333 OIAtUHCOUMTrS T Sale1·Strvice-Leuinc Roy Ctner,IK. Rolls 'lloyce BMW' - Jtc)(f W. Cout Hwy. 1540Jamhone ·Newport Beach Newport Beach MMrM4 __ __..M-=..,_:.;;9405'-=-=---'65 BMW llllO. Rum aood. TOP $DOLLARS Muatsell!._ For Clean Uaed , se.411131. Cars• Tnitu '79 320i cashmne/black We pay cubontheapot! BBS wheels, perf cond. Contact buyer at Sll.400 Evea. 131·30el. Days 7»9521 Dc-SANFIS CHEVROLET '12 BMW ml. x1nl coed, MZSO/OBO $4l4l'5'7 • i2 2002 4 apd, air, r.diall am fm cassette, v~ry dean1 psoo. mmo '71 2002 BMW : wbt, Bl111p, fm/am cua. XJnt cood $4000 080 Call _L=~=a~67~~~931115.;..=.__~~~• w... t7zt I i 1 A Tl.AS CHIYSL&ft. YMOUTH· 2929 Hatbor Blvd., Co1ta Meu. Tel. 548-1934. 3 blocks eouth ot San Diego Fr..-fl'/ oft Harbor Blvd. Com~ body lhop. Sain. S.rvlce. Pwia. Servtct Dept. open Monday lhru Friday 7:30 ~.M. to 5:30 P.M. and I A.M. to 5 P.M. on S.turday. • llACH IW'OITS M Dove Slrfft, Newport Beach. Tel. 752-<>900. Call ue, w.'r• the 1peclall111 for Alla Ron.o. Peugeot & Saab. • THIODOll IOllMS POID Modern ...... Mrvloe, '*"'body, pektt & 11,. dept1. Competitive r1tee on INM & ::...._ 2080 Hatt>or 11¥d., Coeta MN. 1542-0010 ot 1. MATCH THE J-IUMIERS OH · THE MAP WITH THE MUMIERS IH THE BOXES • MIWPOIT DAnuM &• Dove StrMt, Newport Beech. Tet 833-1300. At lhe triangle of JemborH. Mec:At1hur & Brl1tol behind Vl~orla Station. Sal ... S.Vloe. L41Mlng & Part•. FIMI dlacounta to the public. ~ HOWAIDCHIVIOUT Dove/Quall SlrHtl. Newport Beach. 133·0555. We ~lze In Corvettnl And our body ahOp la one of the be9t~ Excellent body and petnt ltiop fOf' all make• and modelll L.lgyna Hlllt 137-2400 ' COIMllR-0.UU.O CHPIOLIT 11211 leach Blvd • Huntington llltlch. Tel. 147-talt Of 141-3331 . lalet . ._,.,lo. Pw1I. Full LeMlng Capt, f'reeway CIOM to •II Otantt Oo. • • 101 LOM•PU POMTIAC 13900 Beech Blvd .. We11mlns•. Tel. -..S1. Orange County'• oldelt and 1arge1t Pontiac dealer1hlp. Salee, Service. Pert1. • UMIYRSITY HOM>A 2850 Harbor Blvd.. Coat.a Meu. Tel. ~. 1 Mlle South 405 Freeway. Sal ... Mrvice, ~ & leaalng. • • SANT A AMA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th StrM t, Santa Ana. Tel. Me·7111. Your Origlnal 09dlcated Dat1Un o.i.. COSTA MIU DATSUN 2845 Herbor Blvd .. Co1ta Mesa. Tel. ~15410. Serving Orwige County for 18 year1. 1 Mlle So. 405 • SUMSIT FOID, IMC. (Home of Wiiii• lhe Whal•~ 5440 Gwden Grove Bl'ld .. W.tmlneler. Tel. 1539·4010. • PIAMIC PROTO UHCO&.M MllCUIY Service and Pena 0.par1ment always ~ 7 da)'I a w.etl 7:30 A,M, to 1:30 P.M, M-7739, NYSE COMPOSITE TRAN ACTIONS •v•T•tlOlet INCUIOI T••o••ote , ....... ,, •••• •••••n. 1'•(11111(, , ••• 90ITOll. OHtOlf ••o Cllll(l•••TI •roe. l llCttAJleHNIOtlNUIO I\' TMl •aao ANO llllS,.•IT .. .... 9 Deficit -- cut the key ThU u thf conclunon of o boo-port .m.1. Unleu the United Slates unchr WI admlalltta· Uon and um Coll1reu laim and tbeo flpta re.lent· let1ly to ret.tn cooltolAver our horrendoul federal bud1et detlcita, Pr&rdent Rea1an'1 noble experi- ment with "aupply aide ecooom1ca" will fail. And ita raUure will drat UI all down with It. Every other part of Ud.a economic pollcJ, wbJcb has dominated U.S. domeatic pollcy-makln1 at.nee Rea1an loot office, may be put properly ln place (qulte an aa- sumpUoo oo lts ~ own. but let's aasumelt). Thia meana r!:e!~f:l!:~ .-,-[-111--Pl-IT_l_l_i:= Z ment would be reduced to encoura1e business to take more rlakl on bulldint new plants and equipment and 'thereby l9 1pur our productivity. It means our tuet on earn1np would be so revised that they'wouJd dl.scoura1e devU- may-care 1pendin1 by us, as lodlviduala, on tbJn11 and non·thin1a of temporary v1lue. It meant tbe 1rowth lo our money supply would be curtalled to force cutbacks in ext~naion of credit for wasteful pro- jects. Nooe of lt would be e.nou1h to 1lve 1upply 1lde economics • chance to work and send us loto another era ol 1ustaloed prosperity -unJe11 tbere .iao are areal slaihea in our huce. year-after-year federal budeet deficits. The reductions muat l>e apec- tacular enoueh to squash the expectationa of lnfl1tloa in our nation, which are se1t-rumrun1 prophecies. Thia it the soberln& lesson belo1 shouted to us by our aUy •cross the ocean -Britain. under Prime Minister Thatcher. It was ln May 1979 that Mrs. Thatcher took office with the 1oals of cutting British eovernment apend· ln1, reduclne hiab tax rates on investment 1nd eam- ln1s. eurbloa the cr.owth in the money supply, re- vltalWn1 productivity and brinlfnt down the rate of inflation. That's "us," isn't it? At that lime, the index of government 1pendlo1 (1975-76 equals 100) was 90.5; the aame index ln 1980·81 (latest figure) 1' 98.5. As a percent of ero.1 domestic product (Britain's total output), 1overn- ment spending then was 38.5 percent; today, ll ii .0 percent. Government borrowing when Mrs. Thatcher took ollice was 5 \.11 billion pounds ; today, It ii up to 13"2 billion pounds. · (n this same span, the rate of rise in the ·COD· sumer price level has accelerated from 10\AJ percent a year to 12 percent. The unemployment rate baa soared from 5.~ percent in May 1979, to 10.4 percent as of ~by 1981. A-bout her only achievement bu been a 1lowln1 lo the rate ot growth in the money supply from an an- nual 13 percent when she took olfice to an annual 11\AJ percent now. Mra. Thatcher bas not 1atoed control over 1ov- ernm .:nt apendin1 and the deficit. Sbe ha• 1lowed tbe 1rowtb in Britain's money aupply, but tbe enliH burden of adjusting to this slower 1rowth hu fallen on the private sector. And this, in the wordt ol Dr. William C. Freund, chief economl1t of tbe NHt York Stock Eltchanae. baa caused "an unneceuary .and co.Uy contraction in Jobe and output." Don't shru1 off Mn. Thatcher u a bun1Jer, Jfr.,, President! 'What she has tried we are tryln1, too. Retreat on your tax cull, confentr•te on slashinl our budaet deficits -or your economlts will fall, 111'. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AYEIACES AMERICAN. LEADERS N~W'YOIUUA~ ,.,,. ~ ..... Wocr· Jul. "· " li7711 .~ .. ; '"' 4 i h • + ·' ·' ······················ ....................... ~ . ::::::::::.:·:::::::::: "I. WHAT STOCKS DID NIW YO"I( (Al') Jiii. IS un11t ......... ~_....,....u.s...---ttfle.,.~ • ..-.. DK •~c.-.a---. .. 1--.· , .................. ~ ... Al I W ,...al*.,_.., ... Y • ......,., ..... ,., .... ~ .... .....,-.,N.Y . ...................... ,..,.,_ SILYEI .. .. ,. r .... ~· (A~ -~ .. ...,_ ~ ..._.................. <#I ......... ..._ ........................ . ................... ~ SOLi IU~ATI : ~I ............... ,.. "",,.•/ L..._1 .,_,... 1•1111 MU.II. • • s·. ...... ' .. ,... .............. IA. -........ .-.... . ....... .... ftit"'9 ......... ., .• / • ............ ... .., • ...,_t "''' ""' ..... 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LAWN MOWERS 20'' SllGLE IUDE Hae a ..fety po'tlt'9J' cut -off, stope blad• in 1-than 2.8 eecond.e, aJ.o ha.a a aide d~ ~d front baffle. ~ 88~~. 11" TWll ILADI WITB nlP -OYD BODLE Arna.-JOW' neicrhhon ~ walllino to ~ oppomte ad• of th• . mow.r while pullino the handle with you. You change clu.ct.ion, not the m°"r. 1188!. Get rid of ant.. Pronto. (Don't u. it on your "VQ'i-. h°'"'"r, it'• not for you.) SCOTTS WDTDILAWI· llSECT COITIOL 5 8!ilo.rr. Don't try wdng tht. in your Ea.tern lawn 'c:aUM it'• gonna haft different kind.a of bup in it than the W..tern aoil doea. JOIE'S TOMATO SPllES 69~2-PAK Put 80me around YOW' tomato plant. for juicier and plumper tomatoee. Two per plant will Wt all --..c>n. CBACOI TDl-0-VITI s·~ A eoocl fertW.mr for lawu. no-.. u... and~SoftW had al. COLOllTE 1/i"xSO FT. PLASTIC BOSE 2~?o You'll n...,.r gu .. what thie ia for. No, it'• not for icing cakff or hooking up phonff or walking doga (you haft on• . mor.gu .. ). . •61-B You may want one of th for watering ( but let me tell you thia n.'a a littl• mia.d up, it go. from o • side to the other).