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ORANGE COAST
W E DNESDAY SEPTEMBER 16. 1981
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Craig Rasmussen of Huntington Beach gives the peace Stgn as he climbs the ladder as the first
protester ove; the main gate fence at the Dzablo .Vuclea1' Power Plant m San Luis Obispo Tuesday .
Huntington lll8Il enters Diahto·
Orange Coast c_ollege student first to scale ladder
By DAVID KUTZ MANN
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SAN LUIS OBISPO -For an
ins tant. 26-ye ar-old C raig
Rasmussen of Huntington Beach
s tood far above the s urging
crowd Tuesday at t~ front gate
of the embattled Diablo Canyon
nuclear power plant near here.
The Orange Coast college stu-
dent, hjs head swathed in a red
bandana, achieved mometary
fame as the first anti-iablo
demonstrator to scale n A·
frame ladder and illegally enter
the soon-to-be-licensed, twin re-
actor facility.
His act. greeted with applaust
by several hundred other dem-
onstrators, s ome of whom
followed him over ladders which
straddled a barbed wire fence,
was recorded for posterity by a
heretofore bored m ini-media
army that throughout much of
the day actually outnumbered
prolesters .
· The protest action, launched
by a confederation of anti·
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ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Volcker won't budge
Federal Reserve head promises to keep cr'edit tight
WASHINGTON CAP > -
Federal Reserve Chairman
Paul Volcker, refusing lo budge
from a tight-credit course.
declared today that only far
deeper federal budget cuts by
President Reagan and Co_pgress
will ease the nation's interest
rate woes.
So far. he told the Senate
Budget Committee, Reagan and
Congress have made only a
"down payment" on the spend·
ing cuts needed to eliminate
government deficits. which are
keeping interest rates high by
crowding out private borrowers.
Nor did Volcker, the head of
the country's central ban.¥. of·
fer any hope for quick, painless
or easy remedies that might br·
ing interest rates down from
their near-r ecord levels.
"There is no safe, painless
'alternative to the fiscal and
monetary objectives we have
set for ourselves," he said. "In·
deed, a sense of retreat would
not only aggravate the present
problems, but could set back
the pros pects for restoring
growth and stability for years
to come." ·
Even with the economic .suf-
fering caused by high interest
rates, h e said , the battle
against inflation is too impor·
tant to be deterred.
"We have been at critical
junctures before in the fight on
inflation, and the bleak reality
is we have not had the foresight
and the courage to s tay the
course," Volcker said .
.. That is why w e have
gradually corpe into the grip of
the most prolonged and de·
bilitating inflation in our entire
economic history."
In the face of growing impa-
tience in Congress and the
financial community over
persistently high rat~s. Volcker
deflected responsibif'tty for
soiving the problem from the
Fede ral Reser ve and on to
Congress and the administra-
li9n.
Only a balanced budget, not
easier credit, can lead to lower
rates without refueling lnfla·
tion, he asserted, noting that
nearly half of aJl new savings
generated last year are needed
to finance this year 's fed eral
debt.
Volcker 's .Capitol Hill ap-
pearance came on the heels of a
modest decline in several key
interest rates over the las t
week. Several economists are
saying rates may continue to
edge down. but a s ubstanli;tl
drop in the near future is un·
likely.
Reagan , m eanwhile, ls
searching for additional spend·
ing cuts for fiscal 1982 because
of estimates that the budget def·
icit is ballooning far above the
$42 .5-billion level the ad·
ministratipn initially projected.
The growing deficit Is partly
due to higher-than-anticipated
interest rates, which increaae
federal borrowing costs .
Despite his problems with in·
<See INTERESI', Page A2)
Whe r e/ ore i s h e ?
'Romeo' falls over 150-f oot cliff
BOURNEMOUTH. England <API A modern-day
Romeo. 27-year-old Martyn Campbell. called up to tbe
' bedroom window of his Juliet at 4 iJl the morning,, stepped
backwards for a better view. and fell over a 150-foot seaside
cliff
.. J uliet" 22-year-old Angela Harrison s aw him
vani sh and summoned police and a mbulancemen .
But Campbell , a hotel bouncer. beat them to it. With all
bones intact and only cut and bruised , he walked up a zig-
zag path to find his rescuers peering over the edge.
"I fell half the distance and roll ed the rest of the way
down. ending up between two beach huts ," Campbell said.
"I can't believe I was still in one piece ...
Miss Harrison was furious.
··1 finished with him last week ." she said. "He was tr~·
ing to get me back but this has driven us further apart. ..
Miss Harrison said she did not want Campbell back
Stones' concerts
banned in Bos ton
BOSTON <AP > -Security.
conscious city oCficials today
tacked a "Banned In Boston"
sign on plans for weekend RoJl-
i n g St ones concerts at the
Orpheull) Theater.
About 4,000 fans of the rock
group mobbed a performance at
a 300-seat club in Worcester on
Monday, and there were 11 ar·
rests.
George Regan, spokesman for
Mayor Kevin White, said the ci-
ty was working with concert of·
fi ciats in hopes of ~·nding an
a lte rnative site wh re public
safely could be~ainta ned.
· ''It's in a s e of flux right
now, but the 0 heum shows are
out," Regan said.
Rock pr~jROt~r Don Law ap-
proached..,Aily officials Tuesday
with a proposal for concerts by
the rock stars Friday and Satur·
day nights at the Orpheum, a
2,800-seat downtown facility,
said Joanne A. Prevost of the
mayor's office. She said officials
were worrie9 about security.
He said the city has demanded
•that an extra 100 off-duty
policemen be hired.
Regan's announcement dam·
pened the spirit& of more than
100 Stones fans · who braved
pouring rain all night outside the
Orpheum in hopes tickets would
go on sale.
The band is preparing for a
national tour to begin Sept. 25 in
Philadelphia.
R eaga n a ide
flayed fo r
'ric h ' p ose
WASHINGTON (AP >
Health and Human Services
Secretary Richard Schweiker is
drawing fl ak from critics for
posing at an opulent, formal
banquet table for a society·
magazine cover at a time when
lM ·Reagan administration is
trimming aid for the poor.
nuclear groups to prevent low Pacific Gas apd Electric Co workers jeer at arrested anti-nuclear protesters. Slogan on shirts of
power operation of the con Keith Baker. left . and Larry Kathka. center. is their answer to blockade attempt at plant.
· · 1 thi~ basically after what
h1lppened in Worcester last
evening, we'd better have con·
trot ," Police · Cbm miss ioner
Joseph Jordan said Tuesday.
The picture of Schweiker in
white tie and tails and his wife,
Claire, on the cover of The
Washington Dossier was in·
tended to publicize an upcoming
charity ball. However, the
monthly magazine mentioned,
the ball only inside, not on the·
cover.
troversial plant, was expected to -
continue today with many more ·.. . arrests anticipated. Tuesday a s demonstraters takes! said Rasmussen •. ~ho
scaled the fence was Gregg explained that he was m1sstng
About 500 people were taken Richie. 26. also of Huntington classes at Orange Coast College
into custody by Tuesday night Beach and a former restaurant with {he permission of instruc-a°" booked into the nearby state employee. The two beamed con-tors.
prison outside of town. lentedly once inside the grounds The overnll success or the
For Rasmussen, Tuesday was of PacHic Gas and Electric com-blockade appeared negligible
hi s moment in the m e dia pan_y's $2billionplant. b ecause 650 construction
spotlight. In seeking lo blockade the workers had been bused into the
''1t was the consensus of my plant from both inside and out-plant Tuesday morning before
group that I be the first inside," s ide , they were joined by about demonstraters arrived and were
Rasmussen said as he leaned his 500 Abalone Alliance protesters bused out Tuesday night after.
lanky frame against the inside whose long-awaited and much demonstraters had been arrest·
plant gate. "I volunteered and publicized action began in ed. Worker:; were to be bused in·
everyone agreed." earnest Tuesday afternoon. to the plant again today and
Follol'Ving right behind him "We'll stay as long as it there wer e reports that some
demonstrators would attempt lo
JoilJour-.----------------
San Francisco columnist Stan Delaplane. though well
known, has had an l<lentity crisis of sorts.
Maybe you can identify with his problems as you
read his lighthearted commentary today in Cavalcade,
Pages B2 and 83.
Also featured today in the Daily Pilot's new format of
syndicated columnists are Ann Li\._f!ders ; Charles
McCabe, Dr. Peter J. Steincrohn, Hugh r-tulligan, Hy and
Marilyn Gardner and Sydney Omarr.
Others included in Cavalcade Monday through Fri-
day are humprists Erma Bombeck and Art Hoppe, social
commentator Bob Greene and views of San Francisco by
HerbCaen.
• Cartoons such as Queenie by Phn Interlandi or
Laguna Be~ch, Pot Shots, Punch and Wicks also are part
of Cavalcade.
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lie down in the road to block ac-
cess.
Both Rasmussen and Richie,
who s~y they never knew one
a_9.Qther before the demonstra-
~ !ln but have become fast
friends since, vowed to return lo
the plant site even If it meant re-
.arrest several ti~s in the proc-
ess.
"We've been no nukes for
years. We just finally got a
chance t o make a commit·
m e nt," said Richie standing
near the special folding ladders
used in the non-violent assault.
Both men were among the 500 _
people arrestf\d Tu~sday by San
Luis Obispo ~herUf's depuOea.
Sixty eight of the arrests were
made in the rugged, hilly .terrain
northeast of the plant site. The
arrested demonstraters were
taken to a field holding area
before being Lranaported by bus
to the C-aftrornia Men's Colony
nearby where they will be held
on trespass cbarces.
Sberilrs Sgt. Leon Cole said
about 25 people made a sea land-
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An.anti-nuke dtmomtrator 1dlo wa1 objecting to.open.bag of
Diablo plant ti hauUd awa11 from main gate T~eldo.y. ·
A.liberal congresswoman and
two Washington Post columnist&
have poked fun at the picture.
One writer lambasted Schweiker
for posing "like a robber-baron
in a Thomas Nast cartoon."
"l.'m used to criticism,"
Schweiker said Tuesday, •'but I
didn't expect to get it for helping
a children's diabetes charity." (See SOCIETY, Page AZ>
DRlllil COAST lflilfl
Fair through Thursday
but patchy low clouds
during early morning
hours along the coast.
Highs at beaches 70 to 75
and inland areas 82 to.86 . Low~ to 66.
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WHERE'D THEY GO? If you need a re-season hours are not in operation with park·
minder that summer's on the way out. check ing lot gates closing at Er.30 p.m. we~kdays
out this scene at Huntington Beach's city a nd Sundays a nd midnight Fridays and
beach where onl y a handful o f su n Saturdays .
worshipers enjoy the s urf and sand. Fall
Jet runs dry on runway
DC-lO's tank apparently not filled before takeoff
TAMPA, Fla . (AP ) -
Federal officials say they are
inv estigating al}. incident in
which a jumbo Jet developed a
"criticaJ fuel problem" because
a tank apparently was not fiJled
before. takeoff.
The OC-10 jet. Pan American
World Airways Flight 866 from
Los Angeles to tdiami, was
halfway across the Gulf of Mex·
i co on Sept. 6 when the pilot
noted fuel gauges indicated tits
supply was criticaJly low, said
Pan Am spokesm an J im Arey.
Air controllers diverted the
flight, with 139 passengers
aboard, to Tampa InternationaJ
Airport, the closest r unway
large enough to handle the jet.
Arey said .
''When the plane landed, all
three engines were running,"
Arey said. ··But when it was
taxiing to the terminal, the
engines started to quit from
lack of fuel. Lt was a critical
fuel problem."
One of the three fuel tanks
apparently was not filled in Los
Angeles, said FederaJ Aviation
Administration spokesman Jack
Barker in Atlanta.
The FAA's preliminary in·
vestigation aJso found one fuel
gauge was broken: Barker said
a plane is not grounded for that
kind of pr oblem . but a
mechanic is supposed to check
the fuel level with-a dip·stick.
Barker said the mechanic, the
plane's flight engineer and the
captain are under investigation.
Neither Barker nor Arey would
release the names of the crew,
but said they were Miami·
based.
Arey s aid Pan Am is con·
sidering disciplinary action
against the mechanic. He said
the flight engineer w~s sus·
pended for 30 days without pay
Tuesday because his duty was
to oversee refueling.
The passeng~ were -not told
.the exact probl'em and were put
on another plane in Tampa for
Miami. airline spokesmen said.
Newport motel robb5d of $500
Bandit forces woman to put thumbs in her mouth · , .
An armed bandit wearing a
basebaJI cap and a gray work
uniform forced a Newport Beach
motel clerk to lie on the floor
and put her thumbs in her mouth
while he scooped up $500 in cash.
poHce reported.
The woman told officers the
gunman enter ed the Travel
Lodge, 6208 W. Coast Highway.
just moments after her 7-year·
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old son had left for school at
about 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
The bandit. described as being
in his 40s and sporting short
hair. reportedly pulled out a
handgun, leaped ovel' th& res-
erv ation counter and told the
woman to get on the floor while
he cleaned out a cash drawer
and a money pouch.
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"If you caJI the police." the
DIABLO CANYON • • •
ing near the coastal plant. but
left voluntarily rather than face
arrest.
The heav il y publici zed
blockade of the plant occurred
not a minute too soon for nearly
200 reporters who waited impa·
tienlly outside the plant's main
gates all morning Tuesday.
The demonstration. in fa~t.
bad all the earmarks of a fizzle
early in the day. much like the
cold. foggy weather. Once pro-
testers arrived at about 1:30
p.m ., though. the atmosphere
quickly became carnival-Like.
"I think the damn media is in
the way," one local journalist
said as ladder car.eying pro·
testers tried to reach the main
gates through swarms of re·
porters and photographers.
Adding to the chaos or the
scene were low flying PG&E and
police helicopters which fre· ·
quently churned overhead.
About 50 protesters scaled the
gates via the ladders while
severaJ hundred others sat down
in the main entrance. blocking it
entirely.
This is what the sponsoring
Abalone Alliance has said it
wants to do. Slpckade the plant
gunman allegedJy said, "it will
be a bad day for you and your
son ."
The woman told offi~ers she
remained on the floor for
severaJ minutes after the bandit
l&-ft and did not see which
direction he fled.
A police officer speculated the
gunman told the woman to put
• her thumbs in mouth in order to
keep her from screaming.
so low-power operation and fuel
loading cannot take place.
Though protest leaders
hesitate to admit it, Jhe action is
or symbolic significance only
since uranium fuel rods have
been on the plant site for vears.
Additio nally , key ·PG&E
personnel needed to load fuel
a r e living on the plant site,
several miles from the main
gate.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission is expected to issue
a low-power license for Diabl
Canyon later this month.
.Phil~delphians help out dog
Shipwr,ecked pooch gets second chance at trip home
PHILADELPHlA CAP> -A
bull terrier that survived a
shipwreck at sea has been
rescued again after a wave of
emotion swept Philadelphia dog
lover-s. who Gffered to pay for
the pooch's trip to Britain.
fered to pay airfare to England
for Johnson , 52, and Ms.
Hughes, 54, but declined to pick
up the bill for Bosun. Tl}• cou·
pie. who lost everyUiing in the
wreck. couldn't a/ford Bosun's
flight and the six-month
quarantine required by English
law.
Dog lovers who read ot their
plight Tuesday in newspapers
contacted the British conslllate
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One Philadelphia resident,
Roberta vonCantz, offered to
pay Bosun's fare, estimated at
$250, becau~ "I 'm just a
sucker for ~thing on four
legs. The dog was so ugly that I
wasn't sure anyone else would
do anything."
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Bosun's first rescue came
Aug. 28 wben she and her
owners, Peter Johnson and
Letitia Hughes. were rescued
from their foundering yacht
after it hit a whale in a North
Atlantic storm.
T h e trio ar r i v e d ln
in New York and offered to pay SOCIETY Bosun's fare.
"I've n~er seen anything '
quite like lt," said Jan Hopkins,
the vice consul.
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'Philadelphia on Saturday
aboard a Dutch freighter. But
t he shipwreck shattered their
dreams of completing the
13,SOO-mile sea journey from
Australia to Portsmouth.
"Everything is 1oing sweet.
We're so exeited. Cracky
Moses! Philadelphia is tops on
my list," Johnson said upon
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England. ..._
The British government of·
~ hearing about the fund for
Bosun. , .
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Mrs. Schweiker said in an in·
terview: "It's my fauJt and I
reaJJy feef terrible that Dick got
put into that situation. . .I real·
ly worked rum over to get him to
do that picture."
Friends con.tend the adverse
publicity Is ironic because
Schweiker long had a reputation
as a reluctant partJc\pant in t.be
Washington sodal scene. They
portray him as more llkel)"to at·
tend his children's school events
than society soirees.
· The picture waa to publicize a
$150·a·ticket fundraiaint bait for
the Juvenile Diabetes Founda·
lion on Sept. 26 at the opening of
a shopping mall in the caeital's
faahlOIUlble ~rgetown aeetton.
Barbara de Franceaux, a ball
organizer and mother ot a
diabetic ton, said the charity
hopes to rai•e more tban •.ooo.
"I'm Just deetmated beeau.e
the Sthwelken are • such "OD·
derful, 1ood people. . .I would nev~ do anything to put them
on the spot," she said •
least nine Jepubllcans could be j ullt districts for population -for two years alter their current
squeeied ·out ot legislative or !Shirts. He said the Republicans ms xpire.
congressionaJ seats next year in would ha"e done the same thin . Senate bill appeared like·
the reapportionment bills now "This is Uae toughest part of ly to increase the ·current 23·17
on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s politics. It's the raw division of Democratic majority to 24 or 25
desk. political power.'' added Democ;ralic seats.
1 But the Republicans vowed to Democratic Assemblyman Art All three measures contain
continue (he redistricting fight Agnos of San Francisco. proposed new boundaries wbich
with a voters' referendum. The congression4l plan stretch in peculiar contortions to
Th e reapportionment ,squeezes twopairsof incumbent link distant, unlike ly com·
showdown -the year's most bit· Republicans into potential munities togetheP. for the
ter political struggle in the runoffs against each other, and political advantage of the
Capitol -was ~elayed until the it loads a third Republican's dis· Democrats.
final day of the Legislature's trict with new Democratic The congressional bill, for ex·
1981 session Tuesday, when the. voters. ,ample, )Vhich has the most con·
Democ rats rammed the bills Because of population gains, tcy-ted boundaries. stretches one
through the Senate and As· Calirornia's congressionaJ del· district from downtown Stockton
sembly over Republican charges egalion will rise Crom 43 to 45 around five other districts to the
of "gerrymander" and "fraud." seaa . Excluding unexpected up-Oregon border. ll stretches
There was no immed)ate word s ets. the congressional plan anothe r district in an arrow
when the Democratic governor points lo an increase in l]cl1r· • shape from the San Francisco
would sign the measures, setting r ent 22-21 Democratic ed e in Peninsula to Turlock in the San
the stage for the promised GOP th e delegation to a 7-18 J oaquin Valley '
referendum challenge. Democratic majority. · The Senate plan attaches
The bills wer e drafted by The Assembly plan ould black neighborhoods of
Democratic leaders o f the force eight GOP incumb nts to Pas adena t.O a Kern County dis·
Legislature and California's con-fight in 1982 elections over four lrict to bolster the Democratic
gressional d~legalion with an Assembly seats. regis tration of Se n. Walter
eye to solidifying and increasing Democrats said the Assembly Stiern, D-Bakers(ield.
their current majorities over the plan is designed to preserve the The Assembly plan, which has
coming decade. current 49-31 Democratic ma· • the most compact districts, still
They were emotionally de-jority in the lower house. but the stretches one district from-Lom-
nounced by the Republicans . Republicans said it would give poc 160 mnes Inland over three
''What you h ave done is the Democrats 52 seats. counties to parts of the Mojave
absolutely no differe nt from But even if it does preserve Desert. Another Assembly dis·
stuffing the ballot box. What you the current 49·31 division, the trict, shaped like a propeller
have done is stwf districts to Assembly plan does it at the ex· with three blades, would link
make a one-party monopoly . . . pense of some Republicans cur· downJ,own Sacramento, eastern
You have carried out a fraud rentlyhol'dingofifice. Contra C~sta County and
against the p e op I e ' of In the plan for the Senate, northern San Joaquin County.
California," s-aid Assembly where four-year terms are stag-The· Senate bill, approved last
Republican leader Carol HaJlett gered so that half the house runs week by the upper house. went
of Atascadero. eve ry two years, the Democrats to Brown on a 42-32 Assembly
"It is just typical of what the not only merged six Re.publicans vote. The congressional plan.
state is going to get for the next into three districts. but they aJso ;>assed by the Assembly last
10 years -dishonest govern-renumbered districts so that at week, won final approvaJ on a
m ent." Mrs . Hallett adde d. leas t two Republicans would 21 ·15 Senate vote.
describing the new districts as
"a rape ol the people."
Anotl;ler Republican, As -
semblyman Richard •Mountjoy
of Monrovia, compared the re·
apportionment plans to the
Holocaust, rais ing indignant
protes"ts from his Jewish col·
leagues that it was repugnant to
compare the abolition of GOP
voting districts with the World
War II execution of six million
Jews.
"When you push that button,
you're snuffing out a politi caJ
life." Mountjoy pleaded, refer·
ring to the electric voting but-
tons.
Assemb l yman Ri c h a rd
Alatorre, D ·Los Angeles .
acknowledged that his r e ·
districting bills were intended to
maximize Democratic strength
al the expense or Republicans.
But h e co nd e m.n ed a s
"hypocrisy" Republican calls
for bipartisan reform of the re·
aptyortionment process. which is
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INTEREST RATES •• • •
leresl rates, Reagan has en·
dorsed the Federal $eserve's
policies and urged the central
bank to maintain its tight-credit
course.
The presidenl 's latest search
for cuts was prompted in part
b y falling stock and bond
prices. which ren ected investor
s kepticism that Reagan can
fulfill his pledge to balance the
budget by 1984 and thus ease
overall demand for.credit.
Volcker. in rejecting recent
congressional calls for credit
controls. said any such plan
would be arbitrary and unen·
forceable and would caus e
market disruptions thal "'would
likely only make the s ituation
worse."
He praised Reagan and
Congress for their initial efforts
in slowing the growth of federaJ
s pending, but said they have a
long way to go to offset the rec-
ord three-year tax cut enacted
this summer.
'"Given the size of the tax re·
duction. tile spending cuts made
so far large as they may be
10 historical perspective -have
been only a "down payment' on
those needed to bring expend·
itures into alignment with the
r eceipts side of the budget, .. be
s aid.
Without further spending
cuts. the government's credit
appetite wiU continue to eat into
the nation's diminished savings
pool , Volcker said.
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Singer Lena Horne hams it up at a record 111wp m New York,
where she wa1 autographing copie1 of the Broadway can
album of "Lena Horne : The Lady and Her Murie."
Fords g reeted
in lwmetown • Former President Gerald
R. Ford said the reception
given him in hi s old
hometown gave him goose
b"UmJ>S.
A crowd of 700 greeted
Ford and his wife, Betty, at ·
Kent County airport in Grand
Rapids, Mich., as they ar-
rived for Friday's dedication
of the Ford Presidential
Museum.
The Fords left· the airport
in a motorcade for a private
tour of the $10 . 7 million
museu~. the beginning of a
week-long celebration.
Mayor Edward Koch tried
his hand as a tour guide
when Prince and Princess
Hitachi of J apan p aid a
courtesy call at City Hall in
New York.
After exchanging pleasan-
tries, Koch shook hands with
his guests and said goodbye.
But m ayoral aide Her bert
Rickman said the couple and
their entourage had been
promised a tour of the
lcindmark building, so Koch
guided the tour himself.
The place was abuzz with
activity in preparation for an
evening visit by Is raeli
Prime Minister Me•acbem
Begin, and the City Council
chambers looked more like a
s upper club than a legislative
hall as workers set tables
with ye llow tablecloths,
goblets and fl owers .
The site on Main Street bad
special siinificaoce !Or
Rta tCOl'I'
campaigns
governor.
Abraham
Rlbkolf -it
was once the
home or na-
tional
Democratic
Party leader
Jobn Balley,
th e house
W· h e r e
Ribi co ff
planned his
for Connecticut
The building that occupies
that site was named for
RibicoH, the Democ ratic
former senator, governor
·and Cabinet member who re-
tired from the Senate last
year.
Former Secretary of State
Heary Kissinger, who said he
was a friend of the former
senator, was among the
dignitaries who watched
Ribicoff and his wife, Lois,
cut a blue ribbon for the of-
fi cial opening or the Hartford
federal building under its
new name.
Nobel laureate Glenn
Seaborg became president of
the International Platform
Association , succeeding
Lowell Thomas, who headed
the organization more than
10 years before his death.
Seaborg, a university pro-
fessor and associate director
of the Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratory at the University
of California, has been vice
president or the association,
a lecture circuit group with
more than 5.000 members.
A Mexican bu1lne11man
went on a '221 .~ buylna
apree at the SJ.8 mlWon auc-
tion or aurplua vehicles from
th e famed H a rrah '•
Automobile Collection at
Reno
Art•ro Keller, .a, a Mexico
City auto upholsterer, outbid
Los Angeles Cadlllac dealer
Bill Tbomu for the final car
In the 142-vehicle auction, a
1939 Bugattl convertible
coupe that went for $90,000.
Ke ller, who bought six
other vintage classic and an-
tique cars, was one of 768
bidders in the audience of
more than 3,000 who jammed
intQ a showroom pf the
tamous car collection for the
5'h-hour auction.
Pre1kteat Reagan promot-
ed his longtime personal
secr etary.
Helene von Damm, who
joined Reagan during his
tirst campaign for governor
of California in '1966, bad
held the title of special as-
sistant to the president with
a salary or $50,112.
A White House s tatement
said she would be promoted
to deputy assistant, which
carries a salary of SSS,387,
and direct day-to-day opera-
tio ns of the White House
personnel office.
Actor Jack Lemmon and
fellow alumni members of
the Harvard Hasty Pudding
Society de chorus· line song-
and-dance in Los Angeles.
Lemmon, a 1947 graduate of
Harvard, was honored at the
benefit dinner by the
Harvard Club of Southern
Cah/ornia.
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Military· ·pay.hike OK'd
House opts for. across-the-b9ard. approach
WASHJNGTON CAP> -The
House ttas opted tor an across·
the·board, 14.3 percent military
pay increase after tumlnC a.aide
an effort to taraet the raiff at
experienced non-commlaalooed
and middle-grade omcera.
After more than two hours or
debate, the House voted 232·170
lo turn down an amendment by
the House Appropriations Com·
mittee to dlstribute the $4.5
billion iil the bill in raises rang-
ing from 1 percent for new
r ecruits to 22 percent for top
sergeants and chief petty of·
ricers .
Tbe Senate had adopted tbat
!U)proach by an 81-0 vote lut
Friday, but the House heeded
pleas by members of Ila Armed
Services Committee that the
same percentage increase for au
r anks ·is needed to rulflll a
pledge that Congress made in
1972 to make military pay com·
parable lo that of ci vilhin
workers.
The differing approaches will
have to be resolved by a con·
!er ence committee before the
pay raise can be enacted. ll wiU
be-effective Oct. 1, the start of
the new fiscal year.
A rec~t's pay, now $501 a
month, would rise to $573 under
the across-the-board formula
and $536 under lhe targeted
system. A master sergeant with
24 yea rs ' service, who now
makes $1,463 monthly, would r'·
eel ve $1,672 under a general
raise and $1,785 with a 22 per-
cent boost. .
After giving voice-vote-•P·
proval to amendments by Rep.
Ike Skelton, D-Mo., providing
haiardous-duty pay to certain
crewmeo of A-WACS rad~r
planes and adding 5,000 college •
scholarships for Reserve Office
Training Corps cadets, th.e
House passed the o v e rall
measure, 396-1.
Installment plan
for utilities 0 K ' d
Subdividing
acr eage
approved
• The northern 1,300 acres or the
42,000·acre Rancho Mission Vie·
jo has been endorsed for res-
idential development by the
Orange County Planning Com-
mission. •
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
California gas and electric utili-
ty users, if caught in a financial
pinch, will now be able to pay
their bills on the installment
plan ubder a new 8late reg-
ulatory ruling.
Allowing installment plan pay-
ments w~ one or several re·
visions made Tuesday to state·
regulations regarding
circumstances under w~ich a
customers' utilities• can be shut
off for non-payqient or bijls.
The changes include a longer
. notification period, special con-
. sideration fer the elderly and
handicapped, and clarification
on how to appeal a s hutoff
notice.
The Public Utilities Co m -
mission said many ol the new
rules reflect everyday practices
of gas and electric utilities
across the state .
The com mi ssio n
acknowledged community and
senior citizen groups "have
he lpe d us under s tand the
circumstances of many persons
and families,. particularly those
who are poor, elderly, handi-
capved or ill."
Major revisions include :
-Giving customers 19 days
instead or 15 lo pay a monthly
bill and allowing 15 days instead
of seven days' notice before
service can be sbut'off.
W e st County
United Way
drive starts
The United Way of West
Orange County will begin its
1981-82 community campaign
Thursday with a public recep·
tion featuring local corporate
executives and elected officials.
The event will take place from
5-7 p.m . in the United Way Plaza
atrium area, 8100 Garden
Grove Blvd., Garden Grove.
Com1.>lim~ntaa_ bevera..ses -a-n .. d .... nOi:i;-<J•Qeuvres 'wilTl>e prO:-
vided. United Way president
LaVeme Reafsnyder will serve
as emcee.
Lee Stevens, preside nt of
Golden West College in Hunt-
ington ~b. will head the West
County campaign cabinet.
The West County fund-raising
goal will be $1.25 million , with
community goals established in
Huntington Beach, Fountain
Valley, G arden Grove, Seal
Beach and Westminster·Midway
City .
Gem
Talk
By J.C. HUMPHRIES
Certified Gemologist. AGS
What do those wealthy Arabs
do with all that money they are
making from gasoline and other
petroleum products? At least
one -King Khalid of Saudi
Arabia -is using part of it to
build golden gates to a religious
shrine. The king has unveiled
the "Gate or Mecca," which ia
at the main entrance to the
Islamic holy city of Mecca. The
gate contains 396 pounds of
gold, plus other precious
metals. How much is it worth.
If such a tb1ng were tor sale, it
would probably go for about $4
million, sa y t he expert•. As
King Khalid looted aroung the
holy city, be decid ed that
another gate needed upgradlnc .
The ah1m.Lnutn-plated "Gate ol
Repentance" ia aoinl to be COV·
ered ln gold, too. That gate
stands at the entrance to the big
center 5<1llare -of Mecca. The
value ol t.bat gate has not been
appraised . . . which really
doesn't matter, because &t ian't
tlkely to be sold, either. The ln·
ternaUonal appeal of 1old ia one
reason for It• endurln1 and
growing value .
-Requiring the ut ility lo
make reasonable attempts to
contact adulf customers at home
by telephone or by a visit 24
hours before a utility shutoff.
-Requiring utilities to pro·
vide a reasonable number of
employees to comm4nicate with
customers in 'their own language
in counties where a second
18nguage is widely sp0ken. ·
-Disallowing service disrup-·
lions for non-paym ent if a
cus tomer .satisfies the utility
that a disconnection would be
da ngerous lo the health of a
customer.
T he land, east of Mission Vie·
jo, is the first part of the sprawl·
ing south county ranch targeted
for urbanization.
The 1,300 acres are currently
c lassiri~d in a tax-s heltered
agricultural preserve, but com·
missioners agreed Monday that
the designation should be can-
celed.
The final actions to cancel the
preserve status and permit the
development of up to 3 , 756
hom es must come from the
county Board of Supervisors,
which is scheduled to consider
the proposals Oct. 7.
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HIDING -Supreme Court nominee Sandra Day O'Connor
ducks behind potted plant in lobby of Washington apart·
me nt building on her way to meet newsmen. Mrs. O'Connor
made a statement on the vote Tuesday by the' Senate
Judiciary Committee to recommend Senate confiimation of
her appointment.
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.~Integration
'~upported
"°" ·01lt ' N A S H V I L L E ( A P ) -la~ese1re1ating schools does no
harm to students' ability to
JllO'tlearn, and l\ can promote hous·
M tne integration, a seven-year
ttlooiltudy released today by Van·
:>Ua4erbllt University concludes.
"This study was not designed
U. to discover whether deaegrega. s, tion invariably benefits students
aind ,communities," the report
lli• nid. "It does, however, provide
-~., basis for challenging claims
'( ... i!that desegregation does not and
cannot result in efrective educa·
1-."\taon."
.,..,, Associated Preslj·NBC· News
~Al rrational polls in recent years
have said Americans strongly
·~ppose busing to achieve racial Ua .ietegration. But they still think
b• ohildren who go to integrated lo ·415~hools are as well orr or better
have more confidence In the
abillty of the school administra-
tion to handle other aspects of
the desegregation process."
-Two-way busing plans, in
which young white children are
bused into minority
neighborhoods, tend to produce
more "white night."
But metrop0litan desegrega.
lion plans involving both tity
and ...suburban school districts
aie likely to. bring about less
while flight than plans involvirig
just center cities.
••While all experts agree that
busing distances should be kept
·as short as possible,' there is
little evidence that riding the
bus, at least for the time periods ,,
required in most plans, has a
negative impact on students,"
the study's concluded.
orr than those who attend -~aegregated schools. Banke r sente nced h~ .. Vanderbilt officials were to
.&bl.discuss their findings today in
New York. ,
iw~ The study "Assessment or
1ttltilurrent Knowledge about the
·"8 E rr e c ti v en es s or School
'iaotl>esegregation Strategies,'' was
biu.headed by Willis Hawley, dean
of Vanderbilt's George Peabody
&ai&Go llege in Nashville.
~S •·Among the major findings:
'1-..,.. -The "right kind of de-
segregation plan" can help inte·
--grate housing.
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The
former head of a now bankrupt
company that was the largest
provider of homemaker services
in the state was sentenced to 18
months in federal prison for
making false statements to a
federal agency and in a bank
loan application. The sentence
was imposed on Peter Got·
thelner. 62, former president of
Visiting Homes Services Inc. of
San Francisco,
WORKING OUT Ma rga r et Trudeau ,
estranged wife of Canadian Prime Minister
Pie rre Elliot Trudeau. performs exe rcises
with co-host Bill Luxton <leftl during the tap·
,. ............
ing of her new show. Morning Magazine.
which premiered this week on the Canadian
Television Network. Assisting the m is fitness
director Ki'rk Defazio.
Account
rules
nullified
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
federal jud1e bu nulllfled re1·
ulatlons tba\ would have al·
lowed private non-profit lf'OUP8
and eovemment or1anllatiooa
to own NOW accounts ln aavin••
and loan usoclaUona.
The decision by U.S. District
Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. was
a victory for the naUon.,a com·
mercial banks, which contended
the regulationa gave the tbrilta
an unfair advantage.
Smith ruled that Con1re1s' in·
tention or limiting el11ibllity for
these accounts was Ignored by
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board, which regulates aavtnas
and loans. The Federal Reserve
Board, meanwhile, did place
NOW accounts restrictions on
the commercial banks it
regulates.
NOW -N~otiable Order of
Withdrawal -accounts are in·
terest. bearing ac.counts that al·
low withdrawal by check. They
were authorized nationwide in
1980, but eligibility requirements
were established for depositors.
These requirements received
different interpretations from
the government regulators of
commercial banks ,and savings '-
and loans. .
The Homfl\. Loan Bank Board
decided on Aug. 13 that all
private non-profit groups and all
government "Organizations could
own the accounts in the thrilt.s
under its jurisdiction.
-Voluntary desegregation is
enerally ineffective except in
small districts with few minority
c hildren. So-called "magnet
schools," which aim to entice.
whites to attend voluntarily
alongside black children, are not
Diggers unearth ancient Japan
The Federal Reserve's gov·
ernors , however, said com·
mercial banks were prohibited
from offering the accounts to
such groups except those operat·
ed primarily for religious,
charitable, philanthropic, educa-
tional, fraternal or similar
purposes.
effective by themselves .
-While mandatory de ·
segregation plans tend to cause
protest and the flight of whites
from the area, such plans also
h we reduced racial isolation
around the country.
School districts have been
generally ineffective in prepar·
ing 'parents for desegregation.
Administrators should involve
parents in the schools before and
after implementation of de·
segregation plans, all(l wort to
allay community abxleUes.
"Busing is a symbol on which
the community focuses," the
study says. "If pupil assignment
and transportation processes are
~onducted efficiently and
s moothly, parents may tend tp
TOKYO CAP) -Arter years of
sifting through sludge a.ad sand.
a t e a m o f a m §t e u r
archaeologists has uncovered
the remains or a medieval port
city in southwestern Japan that
once was a flouris hing center of
commerce with China.
Some call it "Japan's Pom-
peii." .
The excavators say they have
une arthed "thous ands upon
thousands" of artifacts such as
ceramic bowls, pots and lac·
querware -everyday utensils
that "provide a unique glimpse
of town life in Japan seven cen·
turies ago."
The site, buried under eight
feet of silt, was devastated by a
huge flood in 167a.,. according to
Masashi Matausbifa, who heads
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So far, Matsushita said, his
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coins minted in the Sung Dynas-
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yie lde d "truc kl oad s " o f
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kettles, jewelry, shoes. mirrors,
1 a cq uerware and agricultural
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preserved," he said.
They also uncover ed 4,000
small wooden tablets covered in
Chinese characters -probably
ancient memo pads. Matsushita
said.
Overall, he said, the expedi-
tion had scooped up "so many
artifacts, it is impossible to
count them .all."
Bul, unlike Pompeii, the
Italian town entombed almost
intact by a lava eruption from
Mt. Vesuvius in the year 79
A. D . little re m ains of the
J apa nese city's buildings' and
~~oroughf ares.
"' ·The find has been likened to
Pompeii because of the excellent
state of preservation. Pompeii
lay forgotten until 1763 when a
French expedition opened the
city up.
Sc hola rs h ave na m e d the
J apanese area under excavation
· · 0 n e Thousand Hou s e s .''
Matsushita said the town was at
its in os t pros perous in the
Muromachl age from 1393 to
1496 , a rich cultural period that
saw the birth of feudalism in
J apa n.
"We have been almost over·
whe lmed by the number of
artifacts.·• said Matsushita,
whose diggers painsl'akingly
have been combing through
layers of earth since 1973.
"It's hard to imagine how
vigorous trade .was between
Japan and China during this
relative ly unknown period or
Japanese history," h"e said. .
He said it is impossible to pre·
ser ve everYthing, but that the
bes t ilefllS eventually will be dis·
played in a museum to be built
for the exhibits.
Aided by a $130,000 grant from
the Cultural Affairs Agency and
the Hiroshima state govern· 1 ment, Matsushita said he hopes
to finish excavation by 1988. He
recruited local farmers and stu·
dents for the dig. ·
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ruling.
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one or more individuals who
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operated primarily for the
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charitable organizations.
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Me:Dtal law hit
Court $ays due process denied ' SAN FRANC•SCO (AP) -A pol'· · Uth Amendment. which says no
tlon of Calltorn11'1 major mental person may be deprived of life, Uber·
health act ia wiconatltuUonal because ty or property without due proceas of
lt denJes due process to people held to law. .
be badly in need of mental treat· Held the appellate jud1ea, "The
ment, the U.S. 9th Court of Appeala state may not infringe Oil protected
has ruled. liberty interest without due .PTOCK•."
The decision rebuffs the state They found ~ commitment sec·
Department of Mental Health, which lion of the LPS act guilty of a
had appealed the decision of Los "massive curtailment of Uberty."
Angelea U.S. District Judge Warren The state is obligated"-they said, to
J . Ferguson early this year. ''ultimately justify aeprivlng a
Ferguson had concluded that the person of a protected liberty interest
Lanterman·Petris-Sbort Act was a by determining that good cau4e ex·
violation of the U.S. Constitution's ists for the deprivation.
Commuter
airline files
for bankruptcy
The appellate court opinion, in ad·
dition to supporting Judge Ferguson,
also took pointed judicial note of the
state Legislature's failure to amend
the L~ Act to conform to the U.S .
. Constitution.
A ''John Doe" plamtiff was taken
to a mental health facility in 1975,
. ..........
'I (GLUB) DO' -Randy Swift and the former Nancy Moreno swim off
arm in arm after their underwater wedding ceremony in the dolphin
tank at Marine World-Africa USA in Redwood City. They met while she
was a scuba student and he was teaching. •
'Drone Rangers' retire GOLETA (AP) -Apollo Airways held to be "gravely disabled" under
Inc., a commuter airline based in the LPS Act, and committed for 72
Santa Barbara County, is seeking re· hours' treatment at Camarillo State SAN D~GO (AP) -The Drone targets· of the .Navy and Marine
organizatf'O'll, under federal Hospital and heavily dosed with-Rangers are riding.. off into the sun-Corps.
bankruptcy law, company officials sedatives and other drugs. set , decommissioned after providing haveannounc'ed. Before the second commitment, air target s for mi lit ary Three so -called ''Hercules"
In spite of the action, the airline the unidentified patient was told he sharpshooters for 41 years. As or Oct. DCl30A planes and three types or
will continue operating 35 to 40 flights was entitled to a· judicial review, 1, civilians will do it under contract. drones have been operated most re·
per day to seven California cities and which. he requested. In the years since 1939, Fleet Com· cently by the 20 omcers and 185
Las Vegas, said Kay Massara, assis· Finally, after 14 da)lfl in detention, posite Squadron 3 pioneered the de· en~i~ted members or VC-3.
tant to the president. he was released. Since then, the pa-velopment and use of remotely con-The Hercules served as the launch
The air traffic controllers' strike, tient has been confined involuntarily, trolled target aircraft called drones. platform for the supersonic Firebee
rising fuel costs, iriterest rates and under the LPS Act, si)f times. In 1979, The low-flying biplanes of 25 yeirrs 11. and the subso11ie Firebee I drones.
competition from other carriers con· in response to the suit against the ago, moving at 100 mph, have l>een In addition, the squadron has operat·
tcibuted to the firm's decision, said state, the trial cou.rt held that the replaced .by qrones capable or 1,000 ed and. maintained the ground·
School~~joiit I
gene program·
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Stu(ord aM IM0
Univenlty of CallfomJa bavt JCJbMd t•v• •· · panles in a $10 mllllon, four·1•tr r•eareh ,...
gram aimed at applyin1 ·their adv1Do•,·1D
blotecbnoloty.
The companies announced tb1I -~that *->'
would create a new non-profit Ceater t.r
Biotechnology Research to cbannel ~ 1Dto,..
grams such as chemical enctneerlnl add m.-.J
microbiology. ••
Tbe two universities have ~ at tbe ~t or developments in gene aplolq .._ e&ber. ...
v anced biotecbnolo&Y. Reaearcben at tbe 1e--. l
were among the founder. of several 1e...Ue
product COIJlpanies.
The new arran1ement may help the Wli·
versities reap any profits which now from re·
search they have funded, collese offlcla11 aald.
Under the program, the seven compullet trill
be offered licenses to any patents developed ln Jl'O-
grams funded by the Center for BloteclmoloJIY
Research.
The universities would gain by their 30 per~t
·equity holding in Engenics Inc., which la abo JcMt·
ly owned by tbe other six companies ln dae
biotechnology agreement.
The companies are General Food.I Corp., &ea·
dix Corp., Elf Technologies, Soviete Nationale Df
Aquitaine or France, Koppers Co., Mead Corp. od
MacLaren Power and Paper, a subsidiary of
Noranda Mines Ltd. of Toronto.
The universities and Engenics plan to cone.en·
trate on developing production proces1e1 instead
or creating specific, genetically altered prodlACta,
• said Engenics Chairman Franklin A. Undaay. ··While there is no -commitment by the enter
to support research at Stanford beyond the prtMllt
research contra~t, I believe that this novel ep-
proach to the funding or research and technolely
can set a new pattern for lone-term support," said
Stanford President Donald Kennedy.
"We enthusiastically endorse this prollli&iat
experiment in a new form of universlty·lnd~
relationships," said UC Berkeley CbanceUor
.; I
Executive Vice President Quentin commitment section or the LPS Act mph speeds and altitudes higher than launched target drone "Chukar"
Cedar. violated the constitution. 60-,000 feet as r emotely contr~l~ed since 1975. ~ Michael Heyman.
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-.Controversial Lennon . {
·lithographs tour V .S. . ~
NEW YORt< <AP> -Four leU ot
the 14 Uthocraphl made frQm draw·
tnii by John t.ennon In 1981. 10me
1howtn1 his marriage to Yoto Ono
and their "bed·ln" In Amsterdam,
are touring United States clUet.
Al their flrsl showing In Loodon in
1970, Scotland Yard confiscated ei1bt
as Indecent and closed the exhibit. Al
a court hearing, the art 1allery
produced Picasso li~grapbs to
show that erotic subjech are
accepted in art and the case was
dismissed.
Three hundred aeta of Lennon's
''Bag One Uthographs," the only
ones be ever did. were printed lo
January 1970. They sold then for
$10,000 a jfet and are said now to sell
tor $75,000.
SeatUe art dealer Steve McDowell
acquired four seta and ls aendlne
them to between 80 and 100 cities in
partnership witb Seattle rock
promoter Ken Kinnear.
They are charging $3 admission to
see the lithographs; 25 cents from
each admission Is to go to Lennon's
Spirit Foundation.·
NEW POST -Orval
Faubus, who as gov-
ernor of Arkansas in
1957 called out the
National Guard to
prevent integration
in Little Rock, has
been named director
of the state 's
Veterans Affairs
Department.
Richie York, spokesman for the
current •hibitions in art galleries
and hotel ballrooms. said the
exhibitors hope viewers see th~
lilhoeraphs not because they're
erotic or because the former Beatie
is dead, but for the reasons Lennon
wanted them seen in the first place.
York says Lennon welcomed some
furor over his drawings because he
wanted lo underscore the irony of
people gelling upset about lines
drawn on paper at the same time
they apparently accepted wars in
Vietnam and Biafra.
Regional tours were being held at
the Opry House in Austin, Texas; in
Portland, Maine, at the Griffjth
Gallery in Sacramento, and
tentatively, in Milwaukee.
Cancer project OK'd
ST. LOUIS (AP) -Washington
University has signed a $3.88 million
contract with Mallinckrodt Inc. to
perform research on a substance
which may help combat cancer.
university officials announced.
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--~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------""----Undersea volcano off Oregon spewing ric'1 dep9sits of nietals
' REDWOOD CITY (AP> -The "New earth cruat ls actually~· or underaea photoar•phs. water lluled in a proposed.mmlna opera· similar d•poslt.a were discovered
• 1overnmen\ research ship S.P. Ing made" at the 1dlacovery 1lte and ore samples to show copper tion ln MexlcMD watera It was the m0tt
Lee bu arrived In Redwood City 270 mlles off the coast of Ore1on, sulfide along with zinc sulfides, He s aid the find, in one of excitlna Udn1 1eologlcally In the
CHALLENGES LAW
-Madalyn ·Murray
O'Jlair told a federal
appeals court that
the Texas Constitu·
lion's requirement
that public officers
recogniz e God
viol ates the U.S.
Constitution.
Freeway
rail lille
• in pact
SACRAMENTO <AP >
-·A (ederal·s tate
agreement on the pro·
posed Century Freeway
in Los Arrgeles would
allow the state to build
a rail line in the median
strip during the initial
construction, officials
say.
The agreement
among the stale and
federal governm e nts
and the Center for Law
in t he Public Interest
will be signed in federal
court Sept. 22, Adriana
Gianturco, state direc·
tor. of transportation,
hid Tuesday.
The agre ement also
provides for :
A six -lane mixed·
flow freeway.
-About 3 ,7 00
re pl a cement hous ing
units.
-10 surface street in ·
terchanges.
-Four freeway-to·
freeway interchanges.
Ms. Gianturco called
the provision for initial
rail construction a big
improveJDenl.
"The original decree
prescribed a two-lane
median s trip busway
which could be convert·
ed to rail use at a later
date, but in our recent
negotiations we pushed
hard for construction of
the rail option at the
very beginning," she
said.
The Federal Highway
Administration agreed
to contribute toward the
cost of a rail transitway
at t he same level as
that required for a
bus way.
The state retains the
option to select a rail
line that could cost
more than the busway.
s uch as a light rail
facility along the entire
·17.3-mile ·Century cor·
ridor. The freeway
would run from Los
Angeles International
Airport east to In ·
terstate 5.
The total cost of all
components o f the
agreement on the long.
delayed project is about
$1 .5 biJlion.
Salesman
wins first
in arm tan
OCEA~ CITY, N.J .
CAP) -Paul Kirsh, a
sales man from
Philadelphia who spends
a lot of time in his car.
took first place for the
best arm tan in the Mis·
cellaneous Sun Tanning
Tournament.
Other prize winners
were Debbie Lloyd of·
Morgantown, Pa., for
tanning herself around a
heart on one thigh and
aro und the letters
"DEB" on the other
leg,'• and Clete Wilt of
Altoona, Pa., for best
overall tan.
A pale-skinned Jen·
nifer Taylor o f
Phil adelphia won top
honors for the "best UD·
derall tan." Holly and
Heather Moon ol Had·
don fi eld,· N . J ., were
damed best tanned
twins.
Prises included five
f rfe seSaiODS at a SUD·
tanninCaaJon,shirts, rec·1
orda and. tU>Dln1 lotion.
Call 142-H71. Put a few words
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from a pc181lbly ore-rich undersea Paclrtc·Arrtic Branch of Marine rule out the possibility of a ''silver way around the earth," waa only
volcano said to be the first such Geolo1y of the U.S. Geological mine" on the noor of the sea. the third of its kind in the world. Clifton said he received an In:
dlscov~ry Qff a U.S. coast. . Survey, told The Asaoclated Presa The other two are In Mexican ltaal one·word radio report of tut
Big, charcoal·llke cbunka or on Tuesday The geologigt-unhappily added waters. Samples from those dis-Wednesday's discovery lrom the
metal·1peckled material were to his report that the discovery coveries showed "fairly hlJh con· ship's scientific leader, WilU•m
shown to photoaraphera ahortly Clifton described the discovery :site is In international waters. and centruUons of silver ," he sa)d. Normark. The word: "Eureka!"
after the ship docked tn the early as one of the more exciting In r efused to speculate on the un· "l think it's going to be excit-.lrom the Greek expreaaion of
afternoon Tuesday. geology. He expected an ana.tysla doubled legal. compttcatlona en· Ing," said Clifton. "~n 1978, when triumph,
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THE
t 'AMIL\'
CIRCl:8
"Mommy! Jeffy and P J keep bringing out the
clothes from your bedroom closet!"
:ti \R~ \Dl'K•: by Brad Anderson
BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP)
"Okay, tum."
Hank Ketchum
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"You take the couch and I'll
take the doghouse!" .. Hr ·ya, Mr. Wilson! You in the mood for company?'"
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Wl-lAT A GREAT Pl.OT,
FINE ACTINCS. SOPE~
PHOTOGRAPHY
ACROSS
1 Petty kid
5 Speckle
9 Potato
14 Monk
15 Scotia
16 Harden
17 Cyprlnold
ftsMI
18 Egyptian
49 Wood
51 Track
advisers
• S4 Blblk:al
dancer
58 EJ1lated
60 Strucll -
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81 "My Darling
city 63 Trip cost
20 $*'*' 64 Of a cereal
gr.in 65 Solar dlsll
21 Aceotdlng to 86 Group: Sun.
22 Kicked 87 Acrou: Pref.
23 lnqulr• 88 Ge1 rid of
25 W~ 69 Leilurt
27 Fragc'iii'lce DOWN
29 lnteci egg 1 Aeroatat
30 Omlmlrlt 2 M8rtne aid
34 A• M• 3 lmpfOYt
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UNITED Feature Syndlelte
Tuesday's Puzzle SolYed
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24 Of the NI 41 ldll one
26 Buftllo 49 Lut wordl
2t Point: Lew 50 Hindu queM
30 Roll 52 Wrong K1a
31 Wiiken 53 LUldCM
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PEANUTS
ALL R~, WMICH FJN6ER HAS IHE 51.~?
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THAT FORTUNE
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by Charles M. Schu l z
''REAL STILL II IS WMEN
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by Tom K. Ryan
by Ernr~ Bushm1ller
AND SHE HANDED ME
A CHINESE FORTUNE
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Orange Coo.st DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. September 16, 1981
rnrn~~m~~~
Ai~Cal, American
to share facilities
Two' years ago, AirCal of·
flcials beaan preliminary dis·
c ussions on s haring American
Airlines airport facilities in
several key locations.
The negotiations culmipated
Tuesday when AirCal Pre$idenl
Robert W. CIHford and Stephen
M. Wolf, Amer ican's western
division v ice president, an·
nounced plans calling for shared
t ermina l facilities in Los
Ange les, San Franc isco and
Phoenix. The a nnoun cem ent
was made during a news con·
ference in Costa Mesa.
Clifford cit ed AirCal 's ex
pansion in the Los Angeles
market, where service destina-
tions have Brown to include San
J ose and Oakland in addition lo
Mo n terey.and Fr esn o, as
necessitating the m ove to larger
quarte r s . AirCal is h ead·
Quarte red in Newport Beach.
At LAX. Air Cal will move
from Gate 39 at Te rminal 3,
which it previously shared with
TWA . Eastern, Braniff and
Golden West to Gates 42 and 44
in T e rminal 4 , occupied by
Ame r ican. Ph1l ipp1 n e,
North-west . KLM and sever al
commuters. The new location is
3,000 square feet larger tha n the
previous facility, and will result
in a n increase from fi ve to eight
tick et counter check-in posi-
tions.
In San Francisco, AirCal will
galn access t.o a third gate when
American moves to the newly
built "Pier E " rn the North
Terminal on Oc:t 15. American's
tkket counter will be adj~ent to
A1rCal's
When AirCul begins Nov. l
ser vice to Phoenix. t he airline's
airport operation will be located
in Terminal 3, newest termanal
at Sky Harbor Airport.
/\irCal will be locat ed on
Am erican's concourse and will
operate from Gate 3 with its
ticket count er adjacent to
American 's. The oper ation, CJif·
ford said, will provide interline
co nnection opportu n it ies
pa r ticularly for customers of
John Wayne Airport and Ontario
International Airport whose
destinations are Chicago, New
York, Dallas and other cities
ser ved by American.
.. We are looking forward to a
good working relationship with
Am l·n can."' .Clifford said .. The
prime advant<.1ge is to o ur
customers. but there are cor-.
poratt' advanta~cs as well "
A1rCal will be paying a fee lo
American for use o f their
facilities. !Thal fi gure was not
re ll'ased l "This a llows us to re-
coup some of the money we put
into our new facility 1n San
Francisco. where we spent
mjjlions an terms of capital
dqf1 ars," Wolf said.
"ll"s aJso bend1c1al to A1rCal,
o.llY ~ ... Sgff ....
Robert Cl1flord. president of A1rCal and Stephen ."1 Wolf vzce pre
szdent of American Azrlmes western dw1s10n . d1spla11 re11dem1g of
A1rCal fac1llt!es lo be shared u.nl/1 ~mcnca.u at Los /\nyeles 111
ternat1011al Airport
which doesn't have to expend
the money it would lak.e to build
its own facilities.
Both Clifford and Wolf denied
reports of a possible m erger.
··1t 's hard for some people to
understand this as JUSl a good
business venture,·· Clifford said.
"There's been no discussions
of a merger.·' Wolf echoed .
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"Sold everything I
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Sears H 1111ti11:f tct11 ·B~aelt PLUS STORE
EACH OF THESE fEMS RF.ADIL y AVAILABLE FOR SALE AS AOVERTISEO effective 9118/81
We sell first quality :rnd <l1scontinued
merchandise from Sear~ Het:11I and
Catalog Dis tnbul10n
"Was" priel's quoted <1 re the regular prices a l which the
items were formerly offered by Cata log o r in m any
SC'<irs .Retail ~tores around-Ule country .
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JUNIOR BAZAAR SAVINGS
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TWO-PIECE
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was 29.00
NOW 11.99
LEGTRICITY
CONTROL TOP PANTY &
PANTYHOSE
~ SAVE 10.01 !
PRICE CUT 50°/o!
WRANGLER
WESTERN-STYLED
JEANS
were 20.00
N.OW 9.99
LITTLE BOYS
JEANS
all in one
were 1.49
SAVE
43o/o
were
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KENMORE
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~as 199.99
CHARBROILER
was 149.99
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PSA to off er low
fare to Bay J\.re~·
One-way tickets to cost $36
When Pacific Southwest
Airlines li kely begins com·
merc·aal flights Oct 1 bt>lween
John Wayne Airport and San
f"runC'isco. all one way tickets
R ecord cor11
crop see11 as
cash loss
WASlllNGTON IAPJ This
fall's record corn harvest may
bring rarmers about 55 cents a
bushel less than their muc h
sm<.1 ll cr 1980 c rop , the
Agriculture Dc svvtmen l has
said
New pr'>ject1ons put the
average market price for com'
at the farr.t 'during the 1981·82
marketing year in a range of
$2 till lo S2.S5 a bushel. compared
tu SJ 15 estimated for last year·:.
h<.1rv<.•st and $2 70 to SJ 15 1n
d1cakcl a month ai::o. the depart
mt·nl said this wet.•k
The• 1981 corn crop is esllmal·
ed at a record of 7.94 billion
bushels, up from 6 65 billion last
yl•ar It aho 1s expected to be
larger tha!l indicated a month
ago, mcartng that price pros
peels have continued lo decline
Rc•co rd crops or wheal and
rice. and a larger so~ bean
harvest also arc major factors
in the• O\'Cr:J ll grain s upply situa-
tion
i>AcCARAT
for the first two weeks will cost
$.1G. company officials have ari·
nuunccd
T he $36 one way fare normally
will be available only as a dis·
<:ount rate for those who book
nights well 1n advance, oCficials
said The regular one-way fare
IS $6(1
However, Margery Craig,
public relations man ager for
PSA. said the low cost 1>frering is
part of the airline's sales promo·
lwn as it t>ntcrs the Orange
County market.
PSA offi<:aals are hopeful its
planes will Oy two daily round·
trip flights between the t wo
points Jets will depart John
Wa y ne al 8 45 a .m . and 7:10
p m and will IC)lVe San Fran·
c1s('o al 7 a.m <tnd 5:30 p.m .
A1rCaJ also n1es to San Fran-
(·1::.<.·o and, a ccording to price
r oll backs recently a nnouncetl.
will offer the same standard
onl' wa) fares of $60 and dis·
count fares of $36.
PSA 's entry use o f John
Wayne Airport is dependent on
the outcome of a laws uit the
<urline has brought against the
tounty and its .ac~ess plan for
tommercial earners That plan
t'alls for alfowance of PSA to
begin sPrvite with its t wo round·
lnp flights on Oct. 1.
A hearftilg is scheduled Sept. 25
1n U S D1stnct Court in Los
Angeles PSA could end up with
more nights, the s ame two or a
d elay in service depending on
the outcome or the s uit.
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Caviar belo11gs in on elegant setting. The Crystal of Kings
,. 'by Baccarat. in an
elegont crystal caviar bowl. 4 1 t'' high x 7" diam. $440.
Bailey Banks& Biddle
World RPnowned Jew.elers.Since 1832
SOUTH COAST PLAZA. COSTA' MESA
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FAR WEST SAVINGS
and Loan Association
THE 30 MONTH ACCOUNT* qoo minimum deposit 30 month minimum term
Annualized yield
18.265%
Current Rate Effective 9/15/81
16.550%
THE TREASURY ACCOUNT'•
$10.000 minimum deposit 6 month term
Annualized yield
15.688%
Current Rate Effective 9/15/81
14.907%
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I Spiegel turns to high brow ~terris
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CHICAGO CAP) -Seara,
Roebu~lt and Co . and
Mont1omery Ward & -Co. can
have Lbe common man. Spieael
ls after the h!ahbrows.
Instead ot remaining an com-
petition with the two 'iants or
mall-order
retailing ,
Spiegel has.
ventured onto
ll new, more
sophisticated
pat h th at
seems to be
working. .
Advurlise-
inents in such c h i c I h i g h" .. U .. Nlflfl
fashion publications as the New
Yorker magazine, Vogue and
House Beautiful are all part or
the plan. And the results are
dramatic.
Five years ago, Spiegel re ·
ported $265 million in sales.
This year. sales are up to $350
million and the company has
COLLECTORS CORNER
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FMMEIS INSURANCE
GIOUP
541-5554 w ll5-l 0 7
191 4 ~~ottoMuo
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4,000 rewer employees than In
1976. •
In addition, this yaar'a pre·
tax earninis wUI almOtrt double,
movin(( up to Sll.S million from
S7 5 mllHon ln 1976. The ln·
crease il\ especially remarkable
in ('Omparison to 1980, when
soaring inten~itt rates caused
profits to plummet .t<> $1.4
million.
The s uccess or ·'The New
S piegel" hinges on a new
marketing strategy developed
by Chairman Henry Johnson
that considers the needs of the
working woman and offer~ prod·
uc t s for fashion -c onscious
customers.
·'The s hopper n o longer
('Om es to Spiegel for paint, tires
or kitchen cabinets," Johnson
said. ..Instead , she's attracted
by food processors, fur-lined
coats, modular furniture and
jogging outfits ."
The transformation of the
traditfonal Spiegel catalog into
"Th New Splci1ttl," as it la now
·bllled, bepn wllh the acqulsi·
tlon or the company this year
by Otto·Versand, a fashion·
oriented German catalog hou.e.
Otto-Versand paid Spte1el'a
parent company, Beneficial
Corp $53 ·mlllion ror the
worttfs thlrd litreest catato1
house ln order to gain entry to
the Arn~rlcan r etail market.
The German firm's flrst move
was to order Johnson to alt.er
the company's entire structure
and image.
Johnson describes the new
Spiegel as a "department store
\n print" stocked with brand-
name merchandise. He sai<l his
job was to turn the operation
around so that it appealed to
the ma rket they wanted t o
pursue -the working woman,
agr.d 24 to 54, with a median in·
come of $25,000 and up.
Johnson said the changes at
Spiegel could be broken down in
four separate stages.
warmington homes -
a great place to
hang your · hat
Warmington Financial -
a · great place to
if.lvest your money
To find out more about Investment opportunities at
Worm ington Financial coll Lindo at
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(7 14) 540·2635
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Newport
•garden carts
Model A 's••••
•typingtables
wheelbarrows•
recreational
vehicles•golf
carts•model
trains•bi~s
pianos•cars
refrigerators
•sk ates••··••
If it's got
-wheels,
you'll move
it f ast er in a
Daily Pilot
classified
ad.call
6~2-5678 and a
f rlendly acj..
vfserwlll
help you
turnyoUr
wheels Into·
cash.
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c:onwnlent LOCatlOnS -
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1111 E. Kateta Ave.· 1&208 Prairte Ave. 4501 Pac. coast twv. 2000 Harbor BIV<1.
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tlte-"'*' IC Ole er10 Of tM ltlttd.csm "'"'-' fO ~ lflO O"tlllt'° montt11V
Fir1t, corporate headquartera
we r e moved rrom Chlc110·1
South Side to t u burban
Oakbrook, Ill.. and a new
marketing strategy was de·
veloped. Second, the strategy
was l>ut to work. Phase three
was to teach Spiegel s uppliers
the art ot catalo1 retallin1.
Th'e l ast phase , already
begun, lnvolvea the develop·
ment of a specialty catalo1 that
wUI be released this fall featUF·
ing cooking and servh11 prod-
ucts and techniques.
Says Johnson of his rive-year
ertort to completely transform a
company -.that once sold tires,
light bulbs, leisure suits and car
batteries: "We're beginning to
see the light at the end or the
tunnel."
,Spending told
LOS ANGELES (AP > -
Atlantic Richfield Co. will spend
$27 .6 billion during 1982·1986
with most of the mogey slated
for exploration and development
or U.S. energy sources. the com-
pany has announced .
A .. ..,......
GLORIOUS FOOD A church run soup k\tchen in Detroit
serves Cood and drink in a dining room f111 ed to ca pacit~1
with men who have been laid off by the auto industry
Several such facilities are now crowded with those who once
worked on auto plant assembly lin es in the city . One such
worker said. · · 1 lhink Detroit is dead · ·
T-bill yield takes plunge •
WASHJNGTON (AP) -Yields on short-term
Treasury securities have plunged more than a full
percentage point according to government of-_
de posits is limited to one-quarter point above six·
month T-bills.
ficials. ·
About $4.5 billion in six:month· T -biUs were
sold at an average discount rate of 14.657 percent
Monday, down sharply from the 15.795 percent of
Sept. 4, officials said.
Depositors in vesting in "small-s aver"
certificates, with maturities of at least 2'h years
but less than four years. can now earn .up to 16.55
percent at savings and loans and other thrift in·
stitutions or as much as 16.3 percent at com-
mercial banks beginning Tuesday.
The government also sold about $4.5 billion in
three-month bills at an average yield of 14.412 per-
cent, ~own from 15.&U percent. ~
Banks and savings institutions on Tuesday
were paying as much as 14.907 percent on six·
month money market certificates, down from
16.045 percent. Interest on the $10,000·minimum
Those rates are tied to the average yield on
21°'2 -year Treasury notes, which officials reported
at 16.55 percent for the five business days ending
Monday. up slightly from 16.5 percent. Thrift in·
stitutions are given a quarter·Point differential in
the amount of interest they may offer on the 2L".
year certificates. _
OVER THE COUNTER . NASO LISTINGS
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If your child ts a high school senior plannln& to·
a tlend <.'Olleae in ru u 1982, now la when you must sta rt
the process of getting fina ncial 4lld. Don't wait unlil
ear ly 1982, or later this year, but begin in October.
You and your <'hild are in un entirely -new era in
whH:h ellgib1lily fo r aid is being slashed, sources of
federal funds are being narrowed and costs for
financial aid are soaring.
(
All these adverse trends. particularly to the
m uJdle Income fumily with an average performing
i.L ude nt, a r e 10 motrnn whllE' the expenses of
education after ~ high school a n·
sky r ol'kct1ng
across the board ~ ~
Her e 1i. a _
brief calendar 4'-•
0 r ~ s s c n 11 31 -SY ..... lV-IA.._PO_R_J1_R _ i.teps for you to I
t a k c to apply
for .i1d. Obey the dC1te guides for your own benefit
OCfOBF.R : Have your child pick up a free copy
of .. Meeting College Costs" from his or her high
SC'hool <.'ounselor. T his booklet outlines the financial
aid process, describes funds available from various
sourcl!S a nd g uides you through t he rules on
d 1g1h11ity for these funds .
"Meet ing College Costs ... prepared by the
College Scholarship Service, has charts lo help you
estimate how much you might ha ve to pay towafd the
cost or college and fig ure your elig1billly for financial
aid .
Your child should e<>ntacl colleges early for any
~pecial financial aid application instructions -
dead lines. forms. etc. -especially if he or she plans
to take advantage of an early decision program .
NOVEMBE R : Have your child pick. up a 1982·83
Fi n ancial Aid For m <F A F l fro m the sc hool
<.·ounselor. Most colleges a nd other aid s ponsors use
the F'AF to help them determine how much financial
aid you need
JAN ARV: /\s soon as possible after J an. 1,
t98 J. send your <'Om pleted F'lnanciaJ Aid Form to rss <Use addresses on forms or a sk your school
~uidance officer > You can use the same form to
apply for the federal Pell Grant J>rogram. plus other
aid, but you must wait to file your form until after
J an l. 1982, so that financ ial information for the fuJl
1981 calendar year is available. ·
As the fa mily of a st udent who needs financial
a ssistance to obta in an education after high school,
you should use the Financi-al Aid For m to maximum
advantage by a ppl ying for college aid, Pell Gr ants
and other feder al st udent aid programs -and, if
posstble, state a id with the same form.
t'
FINAL R E MINOF.R ON DATES: Many
stude nts, even those from middle-income families
who believe they have been forgotten, may qualify
for financial a id that will enable them to attend
colleges they might nol be able to afford on their
own
r Nen Bock 10 the trodttron o/ aid based on nud.J
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t:OO ID. NEWS KuNQ l'V
"T~ Nlture 01 Evil"
I TIC TAC DOUGH
M'A'S•H
An tmbltltred prlvll•
1at1.1Ma to ~ Falhtr
Ml/lcahy'a coun .. I
becauM th• priest has
never Hperlencad l1ont.
llne duty
• GOOOTIMES
ty A._ "' ...,.,_.I ~
••to food~.• -'°'"*.., Piiot .. ,,,....., into ~ 11\<1
...,,, conlend we111 on-
boatd llY9ter\a. a -etlw
contfol t-and c.tiCMo
till9d "*"'°'* 'PO <.l)MOYll * * "LO-I And uart"
( IH t) Goldie Hawn 01111\-
CMlo Olllnnlnl ....
UO QI) MCI l'<>f' THI
HNNAHT
kry fornpllllle !Ind Tim
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b&MbaM 11111\dlngt Ind
ln1ttvi.w ao~ 01 ,,..
Q!Me'• 100 pl•~· 1~U 80UIHCV
Ouln<iy Clllml llllt t young
woman'• dMtll wu Ille
rMUll ol 1 quick weight·
Iott reducllon ~triod pr•
ICrlbtd by a lad•dlat
laulG; NEWS
(f) DYNASTY
Blake 11 pu1 on lrtat for the
murder 01 Steven's IOve<
Ted, and Fallon risks Ste-
ven's love In an allempt io
convtnc:e Ille fury of her
111 her' a Innocence (RI
Tiie d1y 1rr1ves lex Thelma
10 marry handsome ioot-
Nll Siar Kelll'I Anderson
(Part 3)
• Ci) ELECTRIC
COMPANY(R)
I CBS NEWS
ABC NEWS
NeCNEWS
MOVIE
BATTLE OF THE BULGE Ja ck
Klugman <l eft >. Ro n Masak and
Kathleen Nolan argue over a tr endy
diet plan ill "Quin<'~"· tonight at 10 on
Channel 4.
CD BETWEEN TWO
WORLDS
An examlnallon or the
wOl'ld -live In and what tt
require<! lrom each or us In
order lo help MCure Iha
tuture
MOVIE
• • "White Water Sam ·
Keith LarMn A mountain
man tr1vels ll'le No11hwes1
w4th his husky searching
for the graal wtille water
roula sou1t1 ·o·
(Q)BOXINQ
Sugar Rs)' Leonard vs
Tommy Hearns
(J)MOVIE
• • • ;·s imon" ( 1980)
Alan Arkl", Auslln Pe11dl&·
ton SclB<'llills at a bizarre·
ly mlsd!fecled tl'ltllk lank
. ' convince a bumbltng COi·
tega professor lhal he Is an
alien from 001er space
'PG'
t :ao 8 JOKER'S WILD
., )VELCOME ~CK,
KOTTER •
When Mr Woodman goes
10 Iha t1ospi1al tor a bunion
ope<ahon. Barbarino acco.
dentally mosplac.es him
• BEHNY Hlll
Benny makes a supermar·
ket Ille Siege 10< a comic
tMltlet sequeo<:e
• KCET NEWSBEAT
Host Clele Rober1s
'1!) STUOIOSEE
"Scuba. Too V1s1t e mys·
teoous sn1pwreck off 1t1e
Cayman latahds. meet a
young car1oonlS1, lhree
Mlltlem teens e~pfore New
V<>tk City slly1erapers (RI
(1)8NEWS
@) BARNEY MILLER
While everyone searches
franllcelly lor Herrts, Wojo
and Dietrich compete 101
the atten11ons of n young
woman wlll'I a boterre
proposlhon (Part 21
8:45 (%) "2'1 SHORT
SUBJECTS
1:00 9 CBS NEWS
D NBCNEWS 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
A power-crazed acting
lllerin takes 1 dllllke 10
Fonzie end condUC1S a
he1vy·h811ded campaign
to run him out ot town
8 A8C NEWS 8 BULLSEYE
• THE MUPPETS 1
GUMI Kenny Rogers
• STREETS OF SAN
FRANCISCO
An ovetty ~eatous young
police oHteer ptan11 ev1-
• denoe to make an arrest
ag41lns1 a known narcotocs
dealer • . ID OVEREASV
Guest Dr Joyce Brothers
(RlO
Ci) MACNEIL I LEHRER
'REPORT
Cl) TIC TAC DOUGH
®) ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
(C)MOVIE
• • • ·The Count 0 1
Monte Croalo" I 1934) Rob
erl Donal. Etts53 Landi
BaM<I on the novel by
Alexandre Dumas An
Innocent man un1uslly
Imprisoned lex 20 year•
makes a danng escape to
wreak revenge on lhe me11
lespollllble
0 JUDY GARLAND
SPECIAL
Judy Garland Is )Olned by
Uu Mlnnelll and Barbra
StrtHsand on this unique
mualcaf special lllmec:I on
1964
CZ)MOVIE
• • • Alrplanel" ( 1980)
Robert Hays, Julie Hager·
1y Aller an arrloner's crew
tells to looo poisoning. a
nervous lormer war pilot os
pressed Into servtce end
must contend wllh QJI·
board t1ys1er1e, a S41Cret1Ye
control tower and chche-
fllled 1J1emo11es 'PG'
7:30 fJ LEONARD I
HEARNES FIGHT
PREVIEW
Jom Hiii reports live lrom
l as Vagas with a preview
of the t1gh1 between wee
Champion Sugar Ray
Leonard and tile undefeat-
ed WBA ()hampoon Tommy
Hearnes D !HJ FAMILY FEUO 0 LAVERNE ANO
SHIRLEY ANO COMPANY
.. Drove• Sne Said" The run
goes tnlo high gear Wilen
1ne girts buy a car
0 EYE ON L A.
Hosts Inez Pedroz.a, Paul
Moyer Featured e look al
Dodger players Stave Gar·
vey and Sieve Yeager
Dodger Stadium alter
dark U FACE THE MUSIC
G» M•A•S'H
Henry refuses 10 lel a
wounded chopper pilot go
home
Ul) MACNEIL / LEHRER •
REPORT m> MODEL
Award·wonnong filmmaker
Frederick Wiseman cap.
lures the energy, glamour
anci grind ot me mOdehng
profession in a documen-
tary profile of N-York
City s ZOil Agency
(I) P.M, MAGAZINE
A woman wl'IO develoPed a
system tor finding e per·
son's bes1 COior scheme
1n1erv1e1Ns woll'I g411zzly
allack wrv1vors
@) YOU ASKED FOR IT
CONSUMER
REPORTS PRESE;NTS:
THE SHOP AROUND
SHOW
Topics Include· soaps
breaklas1 cereal, Ice creein
and motorcycles
8:00 6 (I) MOVIE
• • • All Ouoet On The
Western F'ron1" ( 19791
R1chero Thornu. Ernest
Borgnlne. The terrifying
events of World War I are
9een throug~ the eyes ot a
your:!:i German soldier (R) D Q!J REAL PEOPLE
Featured a policemen's
demot1t1on derby: a man
who bses lemons to po"er
his car and apphances. an
11·Y8'1/·0ld stockbroker a
singing calerptllar tRI Q MOVIE
• • • • Giant'' (Part I)
( 1956) Elizabeth Taylor
James Dean Based on the
eHANNEL LISTINGS ..
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C t<CET tPOSt 0 1(.-blf' NPWS Network)
m KOCE (PB')1
s1C:., 1>y Edna Fert>at Tea·
as ranch Ille and lhe pur-
su11 OI Oii fM'lh llfOGI
thraa090ple
0 (!)) THE GREATESt
AMERICAN HERO
Pam's life 11 ll'lrealened
when aha discover• 1ha1
1'181 boss It Involved In a
brlberytctieme (RI
8 MOVIE
• • "El Greco" ( 1966) Mel
Ferrer, Rosanne SchlaHl-
no The ramoos painter 11
aided by h11 lady love
when atie warns '11m that
!here Is a plol 11001 10
charge him with heresy
G» P.M. MAGAZINE
A woman who davelol>e<l •
system ror finding a par-
son's bell color scheme
1nterv1ews with grluly
allack survivors, Clll'lle
Mann sees how 1 flashy
comme<c1al is made, Or
Marona Granlcl'I on how
menial allllude can all~t
att1te11c performance
(!) MOVIE
• • '• Flight To Tanglef"
( t9531 Joan Fon1a1ne Jack
Palanca A plane crashes
and Iha pilot end passen·
gers bail out beginning a
hunl ror a $3.000,000 leUet
of credll
fJl) MODEL
Awatd-w1nn1ng lllmmaktr •
Frederick Wiseman cap·
lures lhe energy. glamour
and gnnd ol the modeling
proless1on In t documan·
tary proflle of New York
City's Zoll Agency
{IDMOVIE • * 1 > • There Goes Tiie
Bride ' 11980) Tom
Smothers. Twiggy A n4
wous advemslng &Hcullva
os agllaled even lur1her by
.is1ons or a beeulllut
dream g1rr on the eve of
hos daughter's wedding.
PG
MOVIE
• • "1941'· ( 1979) JOl1n
BetuS/11, T o.t1110 Mllune
Alter the bombing o1 Pean
Harbor Southern CallfOI·
n1e cMhana and mllllary
personnel react With unbrt·
died pantc to new. ot a
Japanese attack In their
own backyard 'PG'
f;JMOVIE
• • From Hell To VICtO-
ry' ( 1979) George Hamff.
ton. George Peppard Four
friends l rQm dtllarent
countries must leave Paris
1n 1939 10 fight for their
ind1vlduat counlrlea In
'World War II 'PG'
8:30 G» All IN THE FAMILY
Stephanie naeda amergtn·
cy surgery bul Archie
balks when the 'docl<>t
turns oul to be one ot Glo-
rta's lexmer playmates
(%) "Z" SHORT
SUBJECTS
9:«> o a OIFF'RENT
STROt<ES
The famlly recounts ellPtl-
nenGff of their aarty Illa
1ogelhef (R)c:;J
0 @) VEG.At
A man wtio believes him·
sell to be a famous celebrl·
ty attempts 10 kill the real
star (Al
G» MERV GRIFFIN
Guests. lucllle Ball, Bob
Carroll, Madalyn Devis
~dne Rome. Bob Shew
~MOVIE • * · Lepke' t 19751 Tony
Curlis, Anjanetle Comer
Louis "leplle" Buchalter,
a leader of Amerk:1 ·s
underworld, lleadt up 1he
notorious organization
llnown as~urder. Inc. 'R'
(OJ MOVIE
a•• "Airplane!" (1980)
Robert Ha a, Julle H
* * • • 'Patton" ( 1970)
George C Scoll, Karl M.i·
den The careef-of World
War fl gene<al Geotge S
Pellon Is !raced lhtough
ll'le N0<11'1 Alrk:an, Slcillan
and European campaigns,
aa welt as his conHlcll w1111
Olher officers 'PG'
(])MOVIE
• • "Assault On Precinct
13" (1976) Austin Stoker,
Darwin Joston Policeman
and convicts are forced to
join together to prevent a
teen·ege gang lrQITI com·
pletely occupying a police
station. 'R'
f,')MOVIE
• • ·~ "'Honeysuckle
Rose" ( 1980) Wlllle Nelson,
~n Cannon While on
tour. a Tellaa country·
western singer beComel
lnvOlved wlll'I the seductive
daughlet of t11s sidektck
even lll<>ugh he still loves
t11s stay-aH'IOme wife 'PG
10:30G» NEWS
• INOEP£NOENT
NETWORK NEWS
tD AMERICAN "
PERSPECTIVE: ANOTHER
VIEW
"Gotng Home · Fiimmaker
Humbeflo Rivera returns
10 1111 n111ve Puerto Rico
and shares reflections on
1he place where. he wu
born and raised.
CD UNDER THIS SKY
"Ellzabeth Cady Stanton In
Kansas" The story of Stan-
ton and her friend Susan
B Anthony's experlence11
drumming up suppOrl lex
women's rights In the Kan-
sas countryside In 1867 Is
told (R)
(Ql LIKELY STORIES
Galhefed together Is the
work of today's h011691
young writers. dlre<:tors
and sl.,11 in five to ten
minute aegments of film,
Video and animation.
10:50 CZ) "r ' MAGAZINE ~
THEAJR
11:008D8Cl>OQI
N£W8 8 STARTREK
Hosllte all9f'I br alns lake
over lhe mind a!ld body of
one ot the Enterprise's er-. 8 NEWL YWEO GAME
G» MANNIX
'Oarll So Early, Dark So
Long" G'J 8£NNY HILL
Benny plays ll'le bandmas-
ter ot a park band.
fll DICK CAVETT
Guest Baroness de Rot'Pl-
SCl'llld. (Part 1 of 2) (R)
(t}MOVIE * * * * " ... II" ( 1968) Mal-
colm McDowell, David
Wood The oppressive
atmosphefe 81 an English
boyl' tcflOOl leadS 10 a VIO-
ient •tudent rebellion
(%)MOVIE
• • • "BluJng Saddles"
( 1974) Cleavon Little, G-
Woldel Dlrecteo by Mel
BrOOks. A rllllroed wor1ter
In the Old w .. t almost has
more problem• than he
c.n l'lendle When he la
appointed lherllf of Roell
Ridge, a town pinpointed
tor deslruc:1ion by a bull·
na111 tycoon 'R'
11 :30 8 Cl) WKRP IN
CINCINNATI
An ambitious young man
bee~ the new program
director tor a d)'lng radio
alltion. (R)
D Q!TOHIGHT
Ho11. Johnny Carson.
Guetts: Charles Nelson
Rellfy, Al Jarreau, Pancho
the llnglng parrot.
D O A9CNEW8
NIGHTUNl
Postscript added to Emmy,
Miss America TV shows
By FRED ROTHENBERG AJT........_...,_
NEW YORK -Over the weekend, two of
.t.elevision's most celebrated live extravaganzas
were showcased. Here are some awards the
"Ein.my Awards" and "Miss America" forgot to
mention.
.Best Live Program: The Emmys on CBS. a
rut-paced t}\ree hours with a nice blend of clever
production numbers ·and nostalgic klnescopes ..
Wont Live Program: "Miss America'' on
NBC .. All the TV talent was Ip Los Angeles, leav·
Ing slim pickings In Atlantic City. Not the contest·
ants -the professional singers and dancers. who
were awful. · . Best Master of Ceremonies: Johnny Carson.
CBS had him on camera a million times at the
U.S. Open tennis matches, but it sure could have
used h1I wisecracks and ad·Ubs on the Emmys.
Ed Asner and Shirley MacLaine, co-hosts, were
• nol well·ca&t here. Worsl Master qf Ceremonies: Ron Ely.
Taraan meets ' Miaa America, and the audience
wuta to let out a scream.
Best Votint: ''Hill ·Street Blues" la superb
and ''Taxi'' Is treat fun. Unfortunately, the bid»
quality proirams slneled out Sunday night for
Em mys make up just a tiny percentage of •
network TV.
Case in point: When Daniel Travanti or "Hill
Street .. -a poorly rated show that is critically
acclaimed -won the award for best lead actor,
he concluded that the • 1 American public wants
quality."
However 1 he was introduced by the cast ..J/f
"Three's Company" a tasteless comedy that ts
one or TV's biggest hits.
Best Acceptance Speech for et Actor: Nancy
Marchand or "Lou Grant.," who said: "l made
my best acceptance speeches standing in line in
unemployment omces."
Worst Acceptapce Speech: Tle. Everyone
else. Why not displ!nu With the "thank yous."
It '4 time-consuming and a little transparent
anyway.
Isabel Sanford of "The Jeffersons" won the
comedy actress category and had the right idea,
but then she blew it. She said Uine wu limited so
she would give thanks to just two names: "I
(want to thank) God -and I want to thank
Norman Lear for bl.ring m~" But then sbe added ·
nameless than.kl lo everybody eln -from t.be
writers to the olflce help to bu famll1 and
friends.
• 0 0
TUBE TOPPERS
CBS 8 8:00 Mov1l' "All Quwt on
the Wcstl!rn Front .. T he tl'rrary 1n1<
events of World Wur I un· seen through
the eyes or u yovn~ Gcrrnan ~old1t'r
Ri chard Thomas. Ernes t BorgnaM
KCET D 8 00 .. Model." f'ilm
maker Frederick Wi~eman capturt.·~ ttw
energy, glamour nnd grand of thC' model
sng profession in documentar y prorilc of
New York 's l',oli Agl'nc·y.
KOCE ~ to ::w "tJndt-r lhas Sk) ·
The story of Eh zabl'th Cady Stunton and
h er friend Su~c.tn B. Anthony·~ l'X
pe riences fighting for wom en's ri~hts 1n
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1:00 ell) *••·~"Madelaine"
119501 Ann Todd. Leafla
Banks Madofejne Smith 11
<1ccused of PotM>nln; ~
IOVtlr IO 185 7
C * * * "Bobby Deel·
toeld' 11977) Al Paclno,
Mamie Keller Xn Ame<1-
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* a • · Btazlng Saddles'
( 19741 Cleavon Llllte G-
Wllder Otrecie<I by Mel
Broollt A rallroad worke<
In lhe Old Weal almost hn
m0<e problems than tie
can nanOta when he II
•P904flte<I sl'le<ltt ol Rock
Ridge. a town pinpointed
for destruction by • puat·
nus tycoon 'R'
I t979) Roy Sche10er Jes
Ilea Lange Tne tumullu·
ous fife of a prolesston111
oancer •S lollov.ed from
success on the stage to
personal c11ses R
ly ( 1976) D•c~ Emery
Darren Nesbitt A swinoler
cont thousands of dollar•
from an llallan crime oon
end makes hos getaway on
drag wtll'I 1ne mob tn h<.ol
pursu11 PG
100110 gr11ll Wccet$ on;...tneo=--....-.<?~
European c11cu11 atteli'ipts 7'
CS) WHAr8 UP AMERICAI
Take • Short IOOk al lhe
lives of mtdgels and
dwar1s, mak• a tesl run
with the world's latlest
bike. crack ll'le mysteries
01 a nul mu"8Vm, ride lt,il
range wllll aap1r1ng
cowboys
-Ml>NIGHT-
12:00 Q MOVIE
• • ·he Cracksman"
t 1965) George Sanelers.
Charles Drake An uperl
salecracker llnds l'llmlM!ll
In heavy demeno
0 @) LOVE BOAT
"First Time Oul" Robert
Hegyes. "Take My Grand·
daughter. Please Rull'I
Gordon. Tab Hunter. "Tha
Joker Is Miid" Phil !'osier
tRI C1J MAVERICK
Bert fonds t11msefl In Iha
middle of a swindle when
he oHers aid to a lovely
Slllnger
G» MOVIE * • • 'A Thousand
Clowns' ( 1965) Jason
Robards, Barbara Harns
A social worker convinces
an unemployed writer ro
gel hos fOb back ano marry
her, so lhel he won't lose'
custOdy Of his nephew
G'J ROOKIES
Jiii Danko sees a gangster
murder his credllor
@MOVIE • * "Phobia·· ( 1980) Paul
Michael Gtaaer. Susan
Hogan A group of mental-
ly 111 paUenta. mlcken w;1h
phobias, are murdered
according lo tl'letr 1ndtv1du·
al fears 'R
12.'06 8 Cl) MOVIE *a "lo•a's Dark Rkle
C 1978) CllH Potll, C1rrle
Snodgr-A n1gt11i;lub
ent8'1alne< helps a young
llr1 dlrec:tex wl'IO WU bhnd·
ad In an acx:ldent rebutld
hoa hie and car-
12:30 D 8 TOMORROW
Guest satirist Dave Allen
(])MOVIE
• • "Five Mu ters 01
Death" ff~ merllal aria
cl'lalliptons set oul lo even
lhe score aga1n11 powe<1ul
cnmlnala 'R'
12:35 CZ) MOVIE
• • • "A11pt1net · ( 1980)
Robert Heys, Julie Hager
ly. Alter an alrllner't crew
falls 10 food p0IM>n1ng. a
nervoua former wer pllol Is
pressed Into servlee and
mutt contend wllh on.
board hysteria, e tecrellve
control 10-r and cllche·
lilted memories 'PG'
1:00 8 PSYCHIC
PHENOMENA
"Soul M•tes" Hosts Dam·
den Simpson, Steele Hunt
Ouetl Russell Mlchael
I
I.HJ MOVIE
• • '• ·w11ere The Buttalo
Roam t 1980) Bill Murray
Pater Boyle Journehsr
Hunter S Thompson uses
his Unortl'IO<IO• reporting
lac.hn1ques to cover some
ot the major pototocal and
social events of the la1e
'60• ano early '70s ·R·
1:100 MOVIE
• * *' • This Man Musi
Dre ( 1970) Mlct1aet
Ducl'laussoy. Jean Venne
D11ected by Claude Che-
brol Based on a strny by
N1ct101as Blake A rather
enraged over hos so11 s hll·
and-run dealti sets ou1 10
fond htS ktller ®J NEWS
1:30 (!) MOVIE.
* •, 'N1gh1mare In Wax"
( t969) Cameron Mllchell
Anne Halm An actor badly
doshgureo by burning wllJI
leek$ revenge eoaonst hos
enemies by opening a wax·
works 8llh1b1l
2:00 Q ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT 0 MOVIE
• • 't The Cnns1mas
free 11969) W•t11am Hot
Oen. V11na LIS• A weattny
bus1ne'5man devotes ell or
h•S ellorts 10 lhe napp1ness
ol hll Clvtno son
8 NEWS-
0MOVIE
• • 'The AbOrCllllOll
(1974) ltv Ullmann. Peter
F'tnch Because ol her love
tor a Cardinal, Queen
Ch11s11na ·causes a s11r
lhrougl'IO\ll Sweden by
abdlca11ng and converting
10 Ca1hohclsm in the 17th
century 'PG'
2:Cl5 Z) MOVIE
• • • "For Me And My
Gal t 1942) Judy Garland
Gene Kelly Ht~_Juccess ot
two vauciev111tans os 1n1er-
rupted by World War I
2:10 6 NEWS
2:15G» MOVIE
• • • Anatomy Ot A
Murder f t959) James
s1-ari. Ben Gazzara A
small-I own a11orney
detenos an Army lleu1en-
an1 wtio 1s accusect ot k•ll·
1ng a man suspected ot
a11ack1ng hts wite
2:30 0 NEWS
S BOBBY VINTON
Bobby Vinton performs
some or hos b1gges1 hots
from the Sands Hotel on
Las Vegas
2·..0 6 EDITORIAL
2:•5 6 MOVIE
• • • 'Murder Once
Removed I 1971) John
Forsythe. Barbara Bain
3:00 (CJ MOVIE
• • Lepke" t 1975) Tony
Curlis, An1ane11e Comer
Lools 'Lepke" Buchalter
e leader ot America's
und8fWOrld, heads up 1he
nolortous organ•zaloon
known H Murder, Inc R'
3:30 0 NEWS
RICHIAROl'S
CHAMBER OF HORROR
A~O llLl$10N
V1ncen1 price n"51s ll'l•s
6:30 0 • The Cn11oren
( 19801 Marton Shakar G•I
Rogers A strange red•oac
!Ive CIOuCI IU•ll• • g•uup Crl
5ChOOIChtldrt>n tnlO mur
derous zombies w1111 bl&Ck
f1ngern3JIS R
8 00 ~~ •"' "' The Ruroner
StuinblPs ( 19791 llrc~ var
Dyke Kathleen Ouu1l11n A
Catnoht pr.esr is tr "Id tvr
Hle oourdl!r ol a nu11 w11t1
whom h11 hdd btl<!ll ~IJ!.
oecteCI ''' huv111g an affair
A
6.30 C • * M.tnny ~
Orp11ans An oul nl·wur~
coach turns a rowdy group
ol orphan~ onlO a w1nn1H9
soccer toam PG
7:00 0 •• ' TolJy And Thtt
Koald Be.ir t t98 I) Roll
Horris uve ac11on arid ano
matton (;Omb1nc 10 tell 11111
1a1e ot a young boy 1111d nos
pet 1>.oal11 on Aus1ra11a s
fronher days
8 00 C • Bo) wno Ne~er
Was An unh~ely group or
kids ou1w11 a pair ol vtll8 ns
'" ..,n assassination
a11emp1 agamsl 11\i! pres•
Oenl ol Burundi
S • • • Bells Are Rong
•ng I t9601 Judy HOlhClay
Dean Merion A sny d•'d
1mpres.s1onabte young
cinswe11ng se<v•ce opt>ralor
becomes 1nta1uatrd w11h a
cnarm1ng scr1p1wrnor
8:30 0 • • '. HOflt!ysucklt
Rose t 1980) Wolhtt Nelsvn
Dyan Cann1>11 Wh•ll' on
tour. a rlP'aS country·
western singer becomes
involved will'I the seductive
daughter of his S•Clekock
even though he stolt loves
hos slay-al·home woftt PG
9:00 C • • • A L11t1e
Romane.a C 19791 Lau
renc:e Ohv1er Diane lJne
An elderly c.on en1s1 101ns
lwo young runaway~ 111
love on a rned da5h acro~s
ll'le European ton11rien1
wlln lne Cl'loldrl.'n S parenrs
ano the potoc.e 1n tool pur
suit PG
tO:OO (!) • I In The MOlley
(19581 Bo-ry Boys Pa1ro
c•a Donahue
10:30 0 • • Ur ban Cow
boy I l'J801 John Travolla
Debra Winge< A blue.cot
tar wor~ef who fancies
t11msell a mOdt!rn day
cowboy lalls on love .... 1n a
goro tie meets •n a populat
country-and-... ester n oar
PG
11 00 (() • • B•ue Steel
11934! John Wayne Ele.i·
nor Hun I A .Q1sgu1sed U S
marshal convoncei. a to""n
11ot lo yield lhe11 9otd-11ch
lend tu a pressurong band
<c~ • • • Les Gort~ I 19S7) Gene Ketty M11z1
Gaynor An Amer1can
mus1c411 snow r111s the
European corc1111 when
comphca11ons ense
11:30 8 • ,i, * Tl'lt> Set-Up
I 1949) Aoberr Ryari
Audrey Toller Whole f1ghl
1ng to win e DoAer
anempts to e•pose ll'le
·d1shona91y mvolveo on
loxed f1oht~
10 disown himself from I'll•
b11ckground "and family
wh1lf' tauong 1n love w11n a
beaultlul woman 'PG'
$ • • * BeM~ Are Ring·
1ng t 1960) Judy HOllEy,
Dean Maritn A Shy
11111.11en1oneble yo ng
u11swe<111g ten11ce opec.tor
oocomes tnlaluated wllh e
tharm1ng sc11p1wmer ,
0 • • ', 'The C111 From
Outer Space" ( 1979) Ken ''"'Y Sandy Duncan An ~·tr a!IH res1r1al 1omca1
tru~h 1anc1s on ear11'1 'G'
1.30 Z • • lovers And ·
L•n•s I •981) Goldie Hawn,
G1dr1cdrto G1ann1n1 R'
3~ ~ * • • ''The Subject
Was Ro!.es 11968) Pllln·
1.1a Ne111 J11ck Albertson
Alll'r World War 11, a young
man r11turns home from
Army duly and finds his
Quarreling parents stlll
l'rogaged on ballle
C • • Manny's
Orphans An OUl·Ol·"'Yr~
coach rums 11 rowdy grq..op
ol orpl'lans...1110 a wmn~g
soccer team PG •
0 • • • Return 01 A :
Man Called Hex5e (19t6)
Richard Hams, Gare S n·
oergaard An Enghsn I d
rt>lurns 10 Ametoca ~
tie learns tl'la1 tile lndl9is
who 1n1t1a1ed him 1n10 ~r
n •be havt1 lost 1ht tr
modest preserve ho
trappers PG r
3•30 0 • • • 'The Ton Star I
I t957J Henry Fo11da,
Anthony Perkins A bou•1r
hunte1 and a young st1el11t
1t1am up 10 1am11 the lotn
bully
'S, • t, • "RetrJrn F'rom
Wilch Mountain"' (19l71 1
Beue Davis, Chrislop~er
LiJe A power·m&d aris~
va1 anci nts greedy tem le
COhOft Bllempt 10 exl)I II
111e supernatural ablht s
ol lwo CholOren lrom OUfer
~pJCf' lor lhe1r own f#vol PU•005~ G I 2 • • B81h1ng a..ur.,l
11944 1 Red Skelton, Es~r w 111111ms A compo r
enrolls on a g11ls' $Choo! o
i;e near nos new wile o
tell ll1m righl a her ll'le w •
01ng
4'30 C • Boy Who Never
Was An untoltely group bl
k10\ O\llw1I a paor ol v1lla111s
1n an assass1nat14n
allPmpl against the pret·
denl of Burundi 1
5 00 H • • 1 The Cat From;
Outer Space ( 1979) I<
Berry Sandy Duncan
e•tra1errestrtaf 1omc•1
crash lands on Ea<11'1 'G :
s·30 s • * • 'The Runner I
Stumbles" ( 1979) Die~ v*'
Dyke Kathleen Quinlan -A
Ca1no1tc proest is tried for
the murder or a nun w~h
whom he had been SUf·
pec1ed of having an allalo
'R I 0 **'•"Toby And Th&
Koala Bear ( 1981) Rdlf
Hams l 1\'8 action and &'J'•
mat1on combine 10 1e11 tlje
late of a yoong boy and Ns
pet koeta on Austrefiels
JOHN DARLING
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'Same Time ' runs same time , I
TM bottell new property ctro,pplQI lDto tbe Oct. 25. The theater l1 located oa Su.nnybill Road
I ape of. local' coaununlljr-tlluten eeem1 to be oJr Turtle Rock Drive in Irvine and ticket.I will be
.. Same nme, Next eu." Bernard Stadt'•· bit available at lhe door.
comedy ol annual lnrld.ellty over a quarter ol a *
re.ntury. '
The 1how will be presented by two local SOUTH COAST Repertory, whkh mounted lhe
1roups -the Lacuna Moulton P1ayhoule and lbe British comedy revue "Beyond lbe P'riqe" at Ill
lrvlne Communlty Theater -ln overlapplna prt>--cosla Mesa theater lHt summer, will brint lbe
ductlons openin1 two weeks apart. U,una mount.I show to UC Irvine for a one·ni1bt 1tand Monday.
iU version on Sept. 25, Directed by John.David Keller, lhe aeriu of
wllile Irvine follows on lrr~verent sketches wlll be perlocmed by Keller,
~t. 9. INTER .. SSIQN Richard Doyle, John Elllnstoo and Hal Landon Jr.
Marthella Randell ls 191 In the Floe Arts Village Theater. Curtain la a p.m .
directing "Same Time" Ticket information is available at lhe UCJ box
for Laguna, reunlttn1 the ofnce, 833-6378.
team ol Bob Engman and Jacquie Moffett, who
also starred In her prodµcti,ona of "Plaza Suite,"
"6 Rms Riv ~u" and ''ThecfOOdbye.J>eople/·'
The show will play Tueadays through
Saturdays after openinj weekend until Oct. 17 with
an 8 p.m. curtain. Sunday matinees will be offered
al 2: 30 on Sept. 27 and Oct. 11 at the Moulton, 606
Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, and res-
ervations ~e being taken at 49'-0743 or 49'·8021.
Directing the Irvine production will be Valerie
Mcilroy, who starred in ICT's "Ladles at the
Alamo" an~nd Miss Reardon Drinks/ Little."
Her cast is composed of Tom Titus an Pamela
Burden.
.Irvine's "Same Time" will be presented at the
.)'urlle Rock Community Park auditorium Fridays
and Saturdays at 8 and Sundays at 2:30 through
•
AND SPEAKING OF ~th Coast Rep <a•
we've. been dotng a lot of lately), lhe theater's
evening conservatory classes are about to get un-
der way. They're geared, according to director
Lee Shallat, "for both the curious novice and the
pre·professional or avocational actor."
Starting the week of Sept. 28, SCR wilJ offer
nine-week courses in beginning acting, dialecta for
the stage, improvisation and theater appreciation.
The sessions run through Nov. 25 and are held
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7.
For more details, call the theater at 957-2602.
And if you're interested in becoming an usher for
either lhe mainstage or Second Stage theaters
(and seeing the shows for free >. dial that number
also.
State songs upstaged
By JOE EDWARDS ._ ..... Por9a,,,....
NASHVILLE, Tenn . -"Te nnes~~e
Waltz," Patti Page's revered and mellow song .
about lost love, is being upstaged in the state by
the sprightly, snappy '·Rocky Top."
"Rocky Top," the peppy bluegrass tune made
popplar in 1968 by the Osborne Brothers of the
Grand Ole Opry, has become as beloved in Ten-
nessee as the immortal -but more sedate -
"Tennessee Waltz."
''Tennessee Waltz '' unlike "Rocky Top" is \ I -t one or the three official state songs.
But "Rocky Top." as the song puts it, really
s-n,.~.,..i TU H1INTU
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represents "home sweet home" to many proud
Tennes~eans who clap along to its booncy beat.
"I think the spirit or the song captures the
spirit of a great many Tenn~sseans -maybe bet·
ter than any other song I know. It's a celebration
of the mountains, country music and small-town
life -all of which are very popular among most
Tennesseans," Gov. Lamar Alexander said.
Rocky rop, the song says, is a place where
there's no "smoggy smoke" and no "telephone
bills.·· The chorus, which inspires spirited
singalongs, is: "Good. ol ' Rock-y Top. Rocky-y
Top, Tenn.es·see."
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A COClplr'• Two-Vear V~ In A Small Boot
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First crou-country car race
sponsored by the American
Automobile Association was a nm in
1904 from New York City to St. Louts.
Tbe let from Buffalo to Erie was the t.cMWbest. It set a record· I think re-
malnt unmatched. On tbat \ltretcb
alone, ~ ran over ftve dop, 12
cblckena, two turkeys and two dueb.
Produce marteta iJi New York City
are set up to bandle the freicbt from
refri1er1ted railroad caN, but aot
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' Q'leationa I Never Expect to Have Alll.tered: '
-Who really does make up all those
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is, or that of any other states which
adopted the program may be, has no&
been presented by Rains.
BUT RE .nevertheless remains COO·
vinced that the bottle bill must be
pasaed. After his first try in 1975 Rains
bas continued to introduce the measure
each sesaion. including the present one ..
As ha! happened each ·.time beforej
the mes.sure was again refuse~
passage. This time by a Senate commit;
tee beaded by Senator Robert Presley
who said of the daims made by the op·
ponents and proponents, "I think there
were some exagJerali•ns on both
sideS." Pres&ey said he would like to
separate facts from emotions and is re-
questing an independeat study by the
Legislative Analyst ta sort ~ the· in·
formation. · ,
The proponents daim the meuu.re '5
essential to the conservation el naturil reaour~ as well as to comb9t lit~.
But opponents, whici. ind'"1e labOr
and industry, say the bill would do jutt
the opposite iMreasing the •aste~ ener1y, water and natwal rtlOur
•nd 1ac1'Hse '-Xe, •• con~ coa .•
8ACRAMl!Nft 8&N. ~ l>OOli
perbeps made tile mott reltvant arp. -..t wt.en· be Hid rnandatoty •PG1Jt
tawa would lmJ)Ole a nuisance on C09·
sumers.
And maybe tbe Legt1latUte a~
take the proponents up on tbeir.tb.Nat to
launch an initiative campalo to put the
isaue before the voters. One way or
1t1ot.her that would aetUe tbe matter
and the Legislature could escape the
perennial harassment by Raim and bis
bottle bill.
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office I can contact to find out If private
boardinl schools lo the Southwest still have
any openings for students during th. current school year? _
K. W., Newport Beach
Schools with opealn1s have reported
tJaem to member• of the Independent Edaea-
Uoaal Counaelora A11oclatloD. 1peclall1t1
cap•ble ol provldlng stadent enluatloll aad
placement advice. A ll1t ol tbe coeueJon
and a clacrlptloa of tlaelr services cu be ob·
talaed by writing to IECA, 128 Great Road. .Bedford, Maaa. 01730. or by pbollin1 (117)
%75-1170.
lncldeiltally, the 1981 edition ol "Board-
lag Schools" Is avaUable free. It coatalu a
brief dacrtptloa of 204 American board.lag
achoola, plus Inform atlon on board.lag achool
We, standardhed testln1, finaacl,J aid. tbe
admlsalon process, and a resource galde for
obtaining further Information. The directory.
published by the Committee on Board.lag
Schools, can be requested by wrttln« to
Boarding Schools, 18 Tremont St., Boston,
Mass. 0%188.
Repair gang out
DEAR READERS: The state Attorney
General's office reports that the Infamous
Wiiiiamson Gang currently ls very aciJve in
home repair frauds aimed particularly at
elderly or retired people.
Like clockwork, this 30t-member 1roup
of home repair fraud con artists continues its
It-year tradltlon of visltlag nearly every
state In the country each spriD1, summer and
fall. Some ol the schemes used by this gang
over tbe years-laclude the sale of cheap,
domestic, machine-made products mis-
represented as Oriental rugs, fine wools,
frlsla lace, and barn paint that waSlles off.
with lbe first rain.
The contemporary Wllllamson Gang
specialbes In fraudule nt roof r epair,
driveway sealing or repair, fraudulent
termite exte~mlnatlon and tree trim mini.
If approached by .ayone suggesting
home repalr jobs, the Attorney GeneraJ urges
consumers to make sure repairs are needed
and don't contract to bave a job done Jm-
m edlately. Ask for proper Identification,
bulldlag coatractor•a license and a city or
county permit. Get any license number aad
remember that Identification caa be forged.
Check 'lrit.lt the Better Baalness Bureau or
local police to find oat If the company Is real·
ly what It claims to be. Demand a written
estimate, never pay cash and, most Im·
portantJy, don't be fooled by a bargain price.
Books deductibl,e
··DEAR PAT· DUNN: All employees in my
classification at work have to attend a review
course every year. My boss pays half the <.'Ost
of tuition and books. Can I deduct my costs
from my federal income tax?
W.H., Huntington Beach
The Internal Revenue Service says you '
may ffduct expenses incurred In helplng you
meet your employer's requirements, but you
can't deduct educational expenses lnvolved
In meeting the minimum educational re·
qulrements nece11ary to qualify for a job.
·Got a problem'' Then wn te to Pat
Dunn Pat will cul red tape. getting
the answers and act ion you need lo
solve 1nequ1ties m government and
business Mall your questwns to Pat
Dunn. Al Your Service. Orange Coast
Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa. Mesa. CA 92626 As
many letters w possible will be answered. but phoned
inquines or letters nl)t including the reader's full
name. address and business hours· phone number
cannot be conmdered This colJJmn appears daily ex-
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Norwegian
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'Childproof' cap .. really not.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Michelle
Underwood, who swallowed a
drain cleaner at a Sears store
when she was 2 , has been
awarded $310,000 in an out-of·
court settlement.
After six days of trial, the
agreement was reached .with
Sears Roebuck, Troy Chemical
Co .• Kaufman Container Co. and
Owens-Illinois, attorneys said.
Attome)! Richard Gerry, who
represented the sub~rban El Ca-'
jon girl, said she was with her
father in the plumbing supply
deparfment of the El Cajon
Sears store Feb. 28, 1977.
The child found containers of
Sears Llqwd Drain Opener on a
low shelf. pncd open the child
resis~t cap on one 1.1nd drank
from it. Gerry said the Uquid
burned her esophagus, creating
scar tissue and strictures that
resulted in three operations and
numerous medical procedures
Although Sear6 has taken the
· dra trT opener ocr the market.
Gerry said the container and
cap are still being used com
me r<.'iaJl y. He criticized federal
laws whi<.'h he said consider
caps child-resistant if they can
be removed by between 15 per·
cent and 20 p er cent or 200
children who are given bottles
with <.'ap!'I ottached to play wttb.
"They're not child-proof." be
sauJ ut the trial before Superior
Court Judie Michael Greer.
There was no word how the
$3 10,000 payment to Michelle
Unde rwood. now 6, will be
divided among Sears and the
thrN• Ohio based companies.
Afte r alt'Q[ney fees, it will be
put in a trustJor the girl.
Troy Chemical manufactured
and bottled the drain opener.
Kaufman C ontainer Co.
purchosed the bottles and caps.
and Ow e n s -llllnol s
m anufactured the bottles and l
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CAVALCADE
SPORTS
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At 30, she has key ,R .eagan job
official Former campaigner fills $50,112-a -year ·post as Comme~ce
~ ed a spot in his public relations
firm . She accepted and worked
he r way to a vice presidency
before leaving in March.
WASJDNGTON (AP) -Mary
Nimmo, an enthusiastic RP.agan
aupporter since her teens and
now a key official in the Depart-
m ent of Commerce, starts an
early-morning meetine with a
few questions about cost-cutting.
She frets that a ~omputer list
i s pr inted on larger -than -
necessary paper, leaving big
chunks of white space between
the typing.
"Don't let "the secretar y see
this !" she gr oans.
"Where are we on canceling
subscriptions?" she asks an
aide. She discusses the planned
consolidation of the public af.
fairs staffs of the department's
1.4 bureaus and agencies under
he r office .
"I think eventually we'll do
more work with fewer people,"
offers one staff member .
This is the Reagan revolution
i n o ne co rn e r o f t h e
bureaucracy.
Mary Nimmo, at 30 years old,
barely, is the spokeswoman for
Secretary Malcolm Baldrige and
the first woman to be public af.
fair s director for t he 35,000·
employee Commerce Depart·
m ent.
She eama $50,112 a year. has a
nice apartment in Georgetown
and drives a new Oldsmobile.
to work in the administration
a fter being a Reagan booster for
so long would be •'almost like
not reading the last chapter of a
book," says Ms . Nimmo, a fifth
generation California.
M s. Nimmo's auburn ha ir ,
wide smile and friendly manner
all fi t the California stereotype.
She says she and n aldrige hit
it off right away. He reminds
her a bit of her father , Robert P.
Nim mo,1 head of the Veterans
AdministraliOQ an<1 a for mer
Ca lifornia state legislator who -
like Baldrige -roped steers for
a hobby b efore he ad i ng his
federal agency.
Mary Nimmo's knowledge
an Equal Rights Amendment for
wom en. Reagan is opposed. Ms
Nimmo?
T he ERA, she says. •'has un-
fortunately become an extreme
symbol on both s ides ... 1 cer·
tainly suppart the concept. I rf·
ally trunk there is discrimination
out there .. I don '-t. have
strong feelings .. because it's
become such an extreme issue
on both sides."
About Jbortion. which Reagan also opposes, she says: '·From a
personal standpoint . . it's un-
fo rtunate that that kind of issue
ever got into the public arena . .
Li f e i s so m a g ic a l , so
m iraculous . The tho ueht of
"To celebrate my 30th birthday
and be. director of public a/fairs.
.it's kind of mind-boggling."
about roping has come in handy \'destroying life is so hard lo deal
on her job. One reporter was with.··
confused about ro ping and Ms . Nimmo rang doorbells for
a sked , straight-faced : Does a Reagan more than a decade ago,
cowboy rope the hind or the rear when he was running for re-
legs of a cow? e 1 e c l ion a s gov e rnor o f
Well , she explai ned, first of all California and she was the cam-
it 's a steer, and second, it's the pus chairman for his campaign
hind legs. at Stanford University.
Afterward she joked to her The following year she worked
She jokes about how things are
done differently In the "free
world" -the private sector -
saying , "l didn't realize how
mu c h o f i t (g o vernme nt
bureaucracy > ther e was, how
impractical and how inflexible
it could be."
Rebuffed in several projects,
she's had to back off until re·
gaining her enthusiasm to push
for them again.
Yet, s he speaks highly of
many o f the gove rnment
~mploye~ she deals with.
"I think a lot of career (gov·
ernment) people get a bad rap."
She says she's "delighted to
discover talent and ingenuity"
among them. Many work long
hours to finish a task.
·' lt says a lot about their
dedication."
Sugar Ray Leonard meets
Thomas Hearns in boxing's
richest fi ght tonight . BS .
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Reporters for many of the na-
ti o n 's m o st i nrlu e nlial
newspapers call her for informa-
tio n. P rospective employees
a wait her word on whether
they've l{Otten desira ble jobs.
Go...v.ernment veterans , decades
secretary: "I rinally figured out as a summer intern in the gov·
why Baldrige hir ed me. He ,ernor's offi ce,· where she met
Near the end of the workday,
she gat hers the department's
two-dozen or so lop public af-
fairs people for a meeting. She
appears to be the youngest:
m ost are a decade or more older
thal'\ she and have worked many
more years in government Only
one other is a woman. . .,. ,. ..... Mary Nzmmo. the first woman ~o b~ubllc <illrurt.ctir~Jarlhe
...---u~"'• -duUIWly ~ Mtes -on
what she wants done and how.
knew I could handle all those D~er_. _ __ __ __
tough tssues hke how o rope a After graduating from college,
cow. s he helped out in her father '$
-s?lowtngno signs 0 nervous-:--JS.(}(}O=-tmpToyee commerce Depart ment . descnbes herself as an
ness. she stands in front of the · extreme moderate Republican "
group and tells them a~ut a
new system for filling out forms.
Later, she is to say that when
she went to the first m eeting of
the group, she f~lt "like the
Ch r istia n w a lking int o the
Pretty heady stuff.
"To celebrate my 30th birth-
tnly and be the director of public
a/fairs . . . it's kind of mind
boggling," she says over dinner
a t a Vietnamese rest aurant
after a nearly 12-hour long work·
day.
She was a Reagan campaign
organizer while al Stanford and
an executive in the public rela-
tions firm of Reagan confidante
Mi chael Deaver. She landed her
plum job in March.
To have turned down a chance
Describing herself as an "ex-s tate legislative office in San
tre me moderate Re publican," Luis Obi spo, tried out law school
Ms . Ni mmo expr e s ses a n-at Stanford for three months,
noyance with women who, <tur -"tC)rked in her mothe rs real
ing the presidential campaign, estate fir m in he r ce nt r a l
objected to Reagan's stands on Ca lifornia h om e tow n of
som e women's issues. Atascadero and was a partner in
"You've got to support the a Sac ra m e !lto ca m pai gn
ca ndidate whose judgment you ma~agef!lent firm. She also was can trust " she says. "I wouJd a c tiv e an county and s tal e
be absol~tely loyal to Ronald Republican poHtics.
Reagan in spite of any disagree· About two years ago, s he gave
m ent on any particula r issue." Deaver a call to see if sl:ie could
It's bard to say, but s he might he lp out with Rea gan's cam-
disagree with him on the issue of paign for president. He suggest-
lions." ·
She raises what seems to be
Baldrige's pet peeve -writing
in bureaucratese. She says she
has found examples of such
lang uage in recent press re·
leases and reports and cites the
use or "impact" as a verb.
"If the secretary sees that, .
he 's going lo have my head on a
silver platter," she tells the
group.
The inevitable t alk about cut-
ting costs comes up. One man is
praised his office s har ply
trim med its budget.
The meeting ends with her
presenting a retiring employee
with ao abaCUli a nd words of
praise for his lengthy s tint at the
department.
She never thought her life
would lead her where she is .
St ill sing le, she s ays sh&
thought she would marry after
gr ad uating from college and
raise a family.
"Every year it's sort of a sur·
pris e that hasn't happened."
But she acknowledges it would
be hard to give up the lifestyle
she has now
"I'm not sure I'd want to give
up the income and being able to
do what I damn well please
when I want Lo," she says.
'Specialty scho-ols' attracting pupils and praise
MILWAUKEE (AP) -A five-
year experiment to restore teen-
age enthusiasm for education
has been so s uccessful that even
the students want to help run the
show.
Maria €ampbell, for example,
served in one of the student gov-
ernment's two non-voting seats
on the Bo ard of Educ ation
b e fore g raduating from
Mars hall High School l ast
spring.
Milwaukee public schools,
with e ach participating high
school specializing ·in a career-
oriented cw:riculum, have taken
on an image akin to that of a col-
le'ge campus, subduing the tradi-
tional racial and socio-economic
differences that once brewed in-
terscholastic fist fights after the
Friday night football ga mes.
Miss Campbell, who enrolled
in Ma rs hall's broadcasting
courses on the city's north side,
cites the case of "a friend who
went to South for hotel manage-
( ment and still kept her friends at ~Marshall."
"It really matured her," she
says. describing benefits of the
plan's H\tentio n of helping
otber)Vise uncertain teen-agers
get a better grip on what careers
are available after graduation.
Schoo) pride is reflected in the
sy s tem's i mprove d c lass
attendance. It trickles down to
the lower grades.
At the elementa r y E!fm
Creative Arts School, a visitor is
given a tour by a youngster , not
the principal.
Specialty sch also called
magnets~ being er~
ated in many uch of the
incenUve was by court
desegregation or of the lr70a
although--educator's had con-
ceived ol me magnet-school Idea
years earlier.
Instead of the tradlUonal com-
prehensive curriculum at every
nei1bborbood bJch school, each
particlp&Ung school stresses a
particular career or acadelilic
fleld. The idea ia to get 1$tudent.s
to voluntarlly board the buaes
tbat take them out or their
ael1hborbood• to racially
blended schools. A •ltn of Milwaukee student
acceptance la that the ableoce
rate a.moo• achoola 1Wl e>perat-
ln• with comprebenalve cur-
riculum la 40 percent 'Cf'e8ter
than that of spedalt;r scbooll.
Suapeulon of trouble.ome stu-
denu ls 18 percent 1reater at
comprehensive schools.
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Enthusiasm for eaucation is common among Milwaukee teen-agers, among them Maria Campbell.
Officials say an obvious rea-
son for higher student interest
is t hat speciality courses are
more likely to attract education-
minded patronage.
Other elements in the pro-
gram 's popularity : teachers are
tea ching more enthusiastically;
administrator s a re enlisting
civic participation ; students'
fa m Bies ar e kept better in-
formed, and, as Miss Campbell
says, "We have a bigger voice
now in planning such things as
the calendar."
Fa milies periodically receive
a tabloid-like publication which
li$ls the available courses and
alerts readers to the latest laws
affecting the program.
Additionally, all eighth -
graders must attend two orien-
tation sessions which outline
course options ln high · school.
Choice ol courses, however, will
eventually be theirs alone.
Businesses, ~ice and civic
groupe provide _l~turers and ad-
visers· ·for the speci1lty pro-
gram, awc.lliarles wblch "never
bad contact with the schools ln
the past," says magnet school
coo~dina10r Harold Hobenfeldt.
T'1is new involvement of the
communJty, taking over where
" L
the PTA leaves off, has spruced
up the enthusiasm of teachers
who initially groused when the
faculty too was desegregated
and res hu ffl ed ·a mong the
schools,-says career education
s upervisor Calvin M. Mcintyre.
"Before, the y w ere just
regular classroom teachers," he
tr ance examinations. Anyone
can get it."
If a student fails 'lo maintain
)it least a C or average gr ade in
a specialty school, out he goes.
making way for one of the wait-
ing applicants. Mcintyre s ays.
However , officials say the
elitist argumeot does not hold up
"It is . a real paradox to dis-
criminate on the basis of race to
prevent discrimination on the basis
of race ."
says.· "Now they are part of a
team.•·
With each school's speclalista
polishing a s pecialized image,
the program hu attracted ac-
cusations that It is tilted too
much to the motivated student
at the expense or the socially
less-fortunate child.
C r i ti cs u se tb)i w o rd
"elitism."
•'That's one of tbe prices you
pay for allowing people to
choose," Mcintyre says of the
crtUclam. "But we have no en-
in the face or raclal measw-e-
ments. More than 8S percent of
Milwaukee County's popul1tion
is while. But the specialty scb<tol
enrollment, open to student.a in
suburban systems as well as
parochial schools, ls 52 per<:ent
white, 41 percent black and 7
percent Hispanic, Oriental and
Indian.
Nor ls there any denyiDI the
popularity of the couree1 .tllch
are most often libeled elltiat -
those accelerated inatrucUon
courses for the eapeclally brllbt
ssnszrr ss a sen
students whom educators call
"the gifted and talented."
These courses are the cream
of the specially curriculum, and
t here are not enough of them to
meet the d emand , Mci ntyr e
says.
Hohenfeldt says they draw
proportionately more applica·
tions than any other segment or
.he program.
The runners-up are the visual
a nd performing arts. including
theater and dance . Mcintyre
s ays ma ny t een-ager s pre -
suma bly take fine arts courses
as an av on. But they are n allowed to
lose sight of voe n.
Even in what m ay look like a
j ustAor-fun course, Mcintyre
s ays, "we try to get them to un-
derstand what it really takes to
get a job in the area."
The specialty high schools are
the bloom of the o\terhauled
system which Superintendent
Lee McMurrin began developing
after being hired in 1975. He bad
come from Toledo, Ohio, with
macnet.-achool ideas.
By 1990, there were more tban
SO maflet schools amon1 the
system s 1'3 achoolJ, enrolllnl 2s,ooo or 30 percent of 'the . .
sys t e m 's s tud e nt s . Th e
s pecificall y des egre gated
schools represent 21 ,000.
A school board survey oi
parents indicated 86 percent of
parents were satisfied with the
ne w system. or st udents in
career-oriented courses, 80 per -
cent were satisfied.
Students are allowed to enroll
in more than one school at a
time. Washington High's 30Q stu·
d e nts include 85 from other
schools who show up for a half
day or computer processing
training.
The offers r ange from Tech
High 's vocational shop classes
and Vi ncent 's agribusiness to
Cus t er 's t hree-year course
schedule in chemical technology
a nd King's baccalaureate pro·
gr am which allows graduates to
enroll at participating colleges
as sophomores .
Mcintyre says some students
enroll in a specialty school close
to home to avoid being bused
elsewhere. But while that ele-
ment may smudge statistical
measure ment of the program's
popularity, e ducators cannot
honestly object to a student's
voluntary enrollment in school,
whatever the reason, be says.
Ironically, state and federal
standards for racial balance can
restrict enrollment in the de-
segregated high schools.
Som e students waste tim e on
waiting lis ts until a school
achieves an imbalance which
makes a member of his race
eligible for admission, Mcintyre
s aid.
He says t wo black students
were recently prevented from
e nro lling b y a s tate -l a w
technicality because they live in ·
a suburb.
''It is a real paradox to dis·
criminate on the basis of race to
prevent discrimination on the
basis of race," be says.
Jt is particularly ironical in
Milwaukee, whos e deseerega-
.lion under a 1976 U.S. District
Court directive succeeded with
lllUe of the racial friction and
even less of the violence that
m a rred court-ordered busiq
programs in other cities.
Mcintyre says Milwaukee
prob~~ could sustain lts pro-
gram Without federal aid. But
not eMUy, lll*!iall~ wttb stat.
and local IMldaet curtallmmta W..t.nla& to , ..... .,.. ol
about 400 t.aehen _. Allll 9
addlUon to aa ul&elpaUd • ....
aipaUonl ~ NUnm ....
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Orange pout DAILY PILOT /WednHdey, September 18, 1981
. ANN LANDERS
. STAN DELAPL~NE
.HOROSCOPE
-r
Questions test level o~ unhappiness ....
-depreaaed? • a I suspect the•• wa1 more to it ~ .. UuR. I• lt DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a b -year-old
girl who is a dally reader of the Chicago Sun·
Times. A while back I saw an article that told
about how kids can be depresaed.
I didn't pay a lot of attention to it when I read
it. and now I wish I had. I have a friend who seems
so s ad since her father died a few months ago. I
lhinjt she is in a depression. Please, Nui. try lo
find that article. It had a quiz to help 'Kids tell if
they were just unhappy for a little while or truly
c:k!pressed. Thank you for a lot or good advice. I
have been reading your column since I was 9. -
YOU R ADMIRER IN GLENCOE
Dear Ad: The quiz you asked about was sup·
piled by Dr. Mary Ann Tabrtli of lbe Columbia
University Medical School. Here It la: Please note
that a depressect child will aoswer yes to more
than hall the questions and will !lay be feels tbe
symptoms two or three times a week -or all the
time.
(l) Do you feel sad?
-down In the dump1! · possible that the boys weren't eraetOUI lo.er1?j
-empty? Perhaps their male eeo. couldn't tolerau belnt
-very Wlbappy? • • A AIU I A I.DI· IS beaten by a girl, 10 they retaliated by refusln1 t~ -bave a bad feeling lJl.IJde more Ulan two ..,... ~II date her.
times a week? ~ Girls shol,lld be gracious winners, but th4f>' , /' <Z> Are you bavlD1 less IUD ln 10me or muy ol should never feel they must do less than their f
tbe things you a1ed to eajoy, 111cb as: bett in order to pamper the male ego. Thete boy•. 1
-playtn1 with your frteacb? ahould grow up and realize that bein1 beata by '· ff
-gol.ng outside? wlsb yoq were dead? < girl In sports doean 't make them ttn7 left(
-readlng boob? ( 7) Do yoa Wal abotat ldlUal YOCP'Hlf? m a s c u l i n e . -O I S A P P 0 I N T S D I Ni • -watcbing TV? . S) .. __ Id 1.-. ... _.. BRAN'{'FORD, ONT. •
(3) Even tbougb yO. are trylD1 bard to pay at· sad?< ....... anyoae to yo. -Y .... yoa -DEAR BllANT: Of coane-tolfe ...,.. att
tentlon at scbool, ls It more dllftcalt to: <t> Have you be.-~ tr~ Sol.al &o poor loeen, IMlt It waa &Jae glrf wbo wnce. I
-U.stea? scbool! aen1ed from tbe tone of her letter Ula& alle .... ,
-remember wbat you learn? Any child wbo testa lllmaelf ucl comn oat speelal deUgbt ID creamlag ber oppolMeL T....-,.. ., '\
(4) Is it taklDg more Ulan one boar to faU "depreued" aboald tall &o Ida pare9&a abomt tills. a poor approacb -no matter wbat die 1eader ...
asleep at night? Depression IS 8 coedkion Utat caa" 9'ea,ed with Girls wbo escel In sport.a bave a rare op-' :
(5) ()o..you wake up l.n tile middle of the mibt medlcatJoa. No ooe •aa to accept tlteH pal.Dial JOflulty to ace themselves ln witb tbe feUowa.. ti '·. I
asleep again? Adults can take tb1t tat. •Mtlt1ltlDI "wert•• blow that advantage of being a gloetlal ~ti ' !
or early In the morni.ng and have trouble fallla1 feeltnga ud surre84er &o &beta. really eaYied U•em when I was a l.eea·••~O Ti · ~
(6) Is your Ille ao unbappy or palalul tbat you for "school," and aee bow tbey coae eat. •amb.
-;;~~;;~==:;:::;:;::;::~~;=;;:;::;::;::;;::;-fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiilt~ift7i~r.liiiiiiml Rem ember, depreasloe S. u W.... diet II &tea ta-. 8 TENN tS LES SONS Shores Interiors !>.!:· !~°: ~t ~::: .~=.te.::tt:r:":~'O:.':: CONFIDENTIAL to Dl91Dulooe4, Dbeaellnt•
ed and FeelJDg Used. I'm MITY abom JWI tro9b&t
but I sWJ believe It pay a to be decent to peeple. n.••
let that nat aour you on tbe Tea Comma .. -.e•ta.
Wltat else can you ~me that still worb after s,• years?
~~~-, JlesUlea&Jal • Commrrc:l•I county, state and federal •l~Sel Cla1C-«D llelp · oO'. you. And doit't overlook &k e:&celleet 1ervtce agea.
L , s 15 + .._ 26
:;o Avoo St ' .._ clea lD the larger cltlea •. •CSahatloa Armv, FamU• Newport lle11l'h 1 1 -CAN OF _.,. .642·?255 ._ Service Assa., Cadaollc Cllarttles, Jewlab Feder•· IALlS tlon . . . and on and oa. >
COSTA MESA
TENNIS CLUB
557-0211
GOlJRMtT
ITALIAN • AMERICAN
Delicatessen • Bakery
DEAR ANN LANDERSt Recently you
published a letter from a 1&-year-old etrl who ex·
celled in sports and could beat all the boys. She
complained because the boy1 wouldn't date he.r.
You suggested that maybe she wasn't a gracious
winner.
,
WMt'• prudiah? What'& O.K? If you aren't nn·•, JtOU
Med some help: It'• aoallable in the Oooldd: "Nedtllto ,.
and Petting -What Are the Limits?" Mail ,_r reqtfftt ,1
to Ann Landers, P.O. Boz 11995, Chicago, JU. 60flJ,
enctosing 50 cents and a long, atamped, -'/.<Jddre1.e4
envelope.
NEEDLECRAFT a.ASSES
at Orange Coast College
Sign Up Mow! 556-5880
Campaign swe~tens sales
. g
It is by now ax-.....:r ~ -in point or 1ubsta ...
fact, into the more effiJt. ~ ·
tive hindrance to Ufeful
exertion offered by the
Classes starting this week in
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TATTING PATCHWORK
CHRISTMAS. Pre-register now for
supply list!
iom.atic, thanks to tbe ef•
fort s of Thorstein
Veblen, John K .
Galbraith and other un·
orthodox thinkers about
money , that if tbe
American people boQght
only what they actually meed, tt
w ou Id . be the end of the
American economy as we know it..
.. ·CHAILIS
McCAii
these things. Why are they going
bananas about them now? Just
. plain ignorance, explains a lady
who lak>ws about these things.
• garments ped1Uar lo
women.".
Ads for cologne•.
bikini underwear and
such m ale plumage get full
pages in .the smart magazines.
You may be sure it will break
down the male resistance to
these products. Or advertising
is not as American as motb•r'•
apple pie and s norting coke.
-
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Fairview & Arlington, Costa Mesa
Hours: 8 A.M. -7 P.M . 556-5880 .
Minneapolis/St. Paul
Each way with
round trip
purchase
j
Good news! You·ve got a chance to
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Bad news! You're in Los Angeles.
Take hean. Contincnral Airlines'
ASAP fares can fly you to the East as soon
as possible. For a whole lot less than
regular Coach. With none of the Super
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L.A. lntemational, Burbank or Ontario 10
Boston. New York/Newark, Philadelphia.
Washington, D.C .. Miami. or Ft. Lauder-
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away. And Minneapolis/St. Paul
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a round 1rip purchase.
Chicago
Each way with
round trip
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round trip
purchase.
New Yurk/Newar . Philadelphia.
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There are no other restrictions. No
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are limited and all nights are via Denver.
All BTU ClrY AT• llXftA
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ASAP ~ities in the East. you can return
from any one of the other cities at no extra '
charge. Which could be very helpful,
especiaJly if you have a chance at another .
business deal. ln Boston .
For reservations or more infomuatlon
about ASAP fares to the East. call your
companr travel depanmcnc. travel agent
or Contrncntal.
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COtfl'INENTAL AIRUNES
It's what they don't need and
buy that keeps the wheels oiled.
Equally, as Veblen said, con·
s picuous consumption of valua·
ble goods is a meana of ·rep-
utability to the man of leisure.
Or, as Thoreau put it more s~
cinctly and more accur,ately,
beware of all enterprittes that re-
quire new clothes. .~
What man in Ills right mind
needs s uch scents as Paco
Rabanne, Eau. de Sauvaee and
Halston? At more than 25 buclrl
a pop? Some kind of survey re·
veals that 50 percent of
American men have at teat oae
pair of "fashion underwear" tn
their bureau drawers.
AS OF NOW there is a $750
million retail busines1 in men's
fragrances, half of it in coloenes
that are something other than
aftershave lotions. There la
something called Cliaique,
which is very big in this epicene
market. In New York City Clini-
que makes 12 skin supply sal•
to men for every 100 ft makes t.o
women. Clinique h• a •utc
st,rter kit of Cllnique loti6n,
soap and moisturizer that goee
for a bout. $1:;.
For th~ whole of recorded bia-
t.ory men have not neede4 any ef
"Mm don't know they need
many ol these products," says
S-.sanne Grayson, a consultant
to 1be toiletry industry. "With
women, the basic need for
perfumes and face care items is
well established. But with men a
hard educational campaign has
to be run first to establish the
need and then inform them bow
to fulflll tt.."
THE ES8ENCE 0.f the ad-
vertising· business has never
been more tellingly expressoo
thu in these eloquent words. It
•lto~d be placed beside Veblen's
discourse on the corset, female.
"Th~rs~et ~·s , i in economic theory, , ·~ ·a ly a piutila-
tion, for the gurpose
of lowerin the sulrject's vitality
and rendering her permanently
and obviously unfit for work. It
ia true the cor1et Impairs the
personal attractions of the
weaf'er, but the loss suffered on
Uris ~e is offset by the gain in
reputability which comes of her
visibly increased expensiveness
and infmruty.
"It may broadly be set down
that the womanliness of
woman's apparel resolves it:seU,
THE ADS E•PRASJSE sex,
of course. Even that n•IY' dis·
covered off-spring -of sex, love. ~.i Paco Rabanne has a dandy ad
on this very subject. A sli1bUy
disarrang__ed young man wa.W
up in his '"bed in the morning \o
find that his bedmate is ~· ·.,
She is gone, but..she has I~ a .•
memento -a bottle of ~~co
Rabanne. •.
This wordless bit of hype does
not promise the young stud more
action. He already has that. It
proves to him that he is looed,
·that new and exotic thing for the
single bars set.
I
If men don 'l yet fully know
that they need black sklYVies.
the little woman certainly does,
and when things are ~gilutiA1
to get a little gelid between tai.m
and her, she goe~ out and kys
him a pair at $10.95 a copy to
holten the romance up'. I wender
when the next thing we m•
don 't know we need b~t
desperately gasp for is goiJaC to
come down the creek.
Modern ~echniques save lives
B7Dr ..... I.~ '
DEAR DA. STEIN-
CRO HN: Sometl•et I
believe lbere's teo •aell
fusa In diapoata1 ltdrt
trouble.
I recall years a10
when I wu a yotdpter,
all the clod.or •eeded te
do waa P•ll oat Ille
stetboecope, llltal for a
mlnate OI' two ud tell
tbe patient wbether Ile
bad aayt.bbag wroa1 wklt
bJsbean.
Tbea, no matter
wba& the doctor diet, Ge
j I
.ASK 1HI
OOC101
pafleat pt well or died. '-'t It a.._t die ... e to-
day?
Wlay go darollp all die== rt.-.nlef My MD, wtao la U, ree ;t;lli ••e kllMI ol
claest pm. Tiley Ila• .._ la .._.,..,..., I• •'*'*
10 days dolal all = el ._., Aaer jl.I Clle H ·
amlnaUO.., lbe:r ~ &11• We hut anertet
were all rlgltt. -Mr. F.
DEAR MR. 'I': Be tbanklW that your aoo's all
right. Too often, a~parently laat1nlflcant
symptoms t'W'D out to be teno. Mart dlMaA.
Looking back ln your own eerty experitDM, do
you recall bow many beadline9 stated tlliat "Mr.
So-and-so died of acute lnclitetUoa"T Doctors
overlooked many c11et ol heart c1tsM11• tbey
might have aaved by'Mlw cUape11I. .~ 1 The earlier the di=._ !NU* UM "a.ate
for survival ln ....,. .... '..a. let prnen-
llve treatment or tot Mt.-1 trMtlNllt of tbe beart
attack.
Here a.re four. main modern methodt for study·
ln1 the heart; 1. Jtlect.rtcal -u ln electl'ocar·
dioerapby. z. Audio -u ln ecbocardiotraplay. I.
Nuclear -aa tn eomputerlsed acantaa. 4.
Radloloeical -1J tn X·r~. q.eelfteally anQ.
Jraphy.
Thele atudlet re .. al *--.rt•a MMeeJ ud
abllity to Gerfona. U1e ol -er ~ ti ua... •r~c'fteci.m.• • •• pau.n..
from premature extinction. There's sWl need fbr
the stethoscope, Mc. F. But let's be thankful for
modem diagnostic aids and tre .. tmenl.
DEAll Dll. STEINCROllN: I'm Ollly ZS ~ :;
b8" liteea beAered wltb cyata lD my b,...&. <MN , .•
tb.. operatlea, U they get worse, ls -.e .._.
etlMr treatmen&T -Ms. U. ft ·
DEAR MS. U.:· This stubborn condition ddet ..
not usually appear ~n the 20s -more ~
between 30 and 50. · .'
Accordin1 to Neb H. Laurenstm, 11'.I)., of Mt.
Sinai Medical Center, N. Y., in a commuaicatiCNftio
the Journal of the American Medical A110Ci1tbl
(2/6/81), until recentJy no specific treatment w•
available. i·
But after treatment with danuol (Danocrt.),
for many months: •·tn studies that lDclYded ~
premenopausal and poetmenopausal .,.en. 6• '.\.
dru1 was effective in eliminaUn1 •ala Mii{ t nodularity ln 54 percent to almoet 90 percent of ,..
tients." ' .,
Punch }
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOTmednelday, Septembef 18, 1981 • ...
By PHIL INTERLANDI of Laguna Beach *') Higher education. ge.tting higher
,
RIDGEFIELD, Conn. CAP) -Accordln1 to -
the 1urvey ol more than ·1,000 unlvenJUes and col·
lecea oonducted each year about tbi1 time by the
Colleae Scholanblp Service, It coata 10 to lS Umes
as much to co to colle1e 11 it did when l flr1t·went
oft with book baa, nuk and racCOOft'co•t ln quett
-r becaun ol his inablllty to aee anythln1 lhrou1b • •
"That'• It? 'I hate you. Strong letter to v follow!' "
••
t
He's suffering
•It
identity cr.isis
._
SAN FRANCISCO -"How's the car painting
b,µsiness?" said the man where I get my gas. I've
~en buying gas there for a long time. He's con-
4-lnced I'm in the business of painting cars.
~ I guess I look like somebody who paints cars. ~ like somebody he knew once~ho· painted cars.
Anyway, I gave up correcting hi~. I said: "Busi·
ness is fine. Fill 'er up."
-· The head porter at Ashford Castle in Ireland
~-..._ .,
~~-.
~ .. 4. STAN DELAPLANE
,.
always called me "Mr. Delehanty." "A fine name
§ir . One of the Delehantys from Cork, I'd say." '
I phoned for a table reservation. Gave my
name. "How do you spell it?" said the lady. I
spelled it. At the restaurant, the maitre d ' said :
'"Are you sure you had a reservation? I can't find It... .
I said: "Let me look. Here. this is it "
He said: "Of course. Right this way, Mr.
Ce ll ophane."
My leen·age child said: "Everybody knows
,1YOU. You're famous." Hmmm. .1,,
A bright day on the streets of North Beach. I
,jam melting into the land of pizza and pasta. The
•bright lights of Broadway and Italian del·
• lcatessens. Salami and strippers.
Most of this world is uphill. To return to my
scatter, I go right up the side of Russian hill. I've
worked out a series of halts to catch my breath. A
'-arage entrance. An alleyway. Some front steps.
' , , When I lived on the hill a long time ago, I went u'P like a deer. They did something to it. Made it
.steeper . And farther to the top. l)•
'11 Downhill to the Wash. Sq. Barngrill at noon. "~ the sunny side of the street, Mrs. Li is putting a ~~~ate of bok choy outside the Wing Tat Tradi~g Co.
L She gave me a generous smile. She doesn't
• ~now me, but I bought some mushroom soy sauce
'°ecently, and I ask her questions about the rare
Oriental foods.
h However, she speaks little English. We salute
~fJCh other as neighbors .
·~ Lady at the Was h. Sq.: "You're the columnist,
'• ren't you?" Me: "That's right." Lady: "It must
great to be fa mous. Which one are you?" •
An exterminator man came to the door this
morning. He said: "We're spraying, Mr. Grinch."
t · said: "I'm not Grinch. What are you spraying
for? Medflies?" .
· He said: "Medfli es . That's a good one. I must
<fell the wife. We're spraying for roaches. h says
tle re on the order. 'Grinch, Apartment l ·C'."
' I said : "I didn't order it."
He said: r'Well , as long as I'm here, might as
wen give it a squirt here and there." He looked at
the typewriter. "'You're a writer? I gave up read·
Ing. Just watch TV." ·
' He gave the place a final blast. "OK. See you
again ,sometime, Mr Grinch."
of hlaher education,
Yale, Harvard, MIT, Sarah Lawrence,
Barnard Colle1e and Bryn Mawr. to name only a
few. are all more than $11,000 a year, for tuition.
board and books. Bennlnaton ln Vermont top1 the
list at $12,030. Back In my day, lo the flrtt po1twar
flush of the G.I. Blll, you could matriculate at
Harvard for $800 a year and still have 1 few bob
left for a pastrami on rye at the Wunt1'au1 and the
early matinee at the Old Howard.
Speaking of matriculaUJle, I'm not sure what
the word meam &JlY more or bow it got uaociated
with higher education. While vacatlonin1 in
lrelund this summer, I visited Cahir Castle in
County Tipperary. The winsome wisp ot a tour
guide explained that the spouts ln the crenelated
towers of this 15th century caaUe which Essex
stormed for Elizabeth were "used for matricula-
tion: for pouring down offal, ordure and the slops
Of the night jars in the bed chambers On Un·
welcome visitors, who in extreme cases might
merit boiling in oil."
Like keeping golf tees in one's back pocket,
this gives rise to some pointed remarks . Or at
least it might have, because I was invited tbls year
to give th'e CO(lvocation al Marlboro College in Ver·
mont, which for ~II I know may now also be Irr the
• five-figure price· tag category.
Unfortunately, another engagement prevented
me from returnlng to the campus where I was the
first and only graduate in 19f8. My demurral was
probably a dividend for the students and faculty,
s ince I am not sure what the word convocation
means either.
According to the Oxford English Dictionary,
which I always cite when students are around to
impress instead of m¥ paperback Webster col·
legiate, a convocation is "the action of calling
together or assembling by summons." It sounds
like a grand jury or the Manhattan night court.
Anyhow, the meaning signifies that a captive
audience would have been on hand at Marlboro to
welcome or at least suffer the returning grad, and
I still lie awake at nights wondering what I would
have told them .
Melvin's noW
in show biz
Q: After seeln' the movie, "Melvin and
Howard," I was ldnd or curious about what Melvin
is doing these days? -Jimmy P ., Laa Ve1aa.
A: Melvin Dummar, the Nevada gas station
attendant who claims that he gave the hitchhiking
Howard Hughes a lift -and who bas since become
the subject of considerable debate as to whether he
.
'GLAD rou ASKED THAT'
BY MARILYN AND MY GARDNER
is a legal heir to the HOghes fortune -is now in
show bit. Would you believe he's now part or a
popular music group, Revival, which ls conaider·
ing changing its name to the Hughes Estate. One
of the gr oup's songs is titled, "Thank You
Howard."
For Our "Famous Last Words'' Dept.: From
actor James Garner. who was getting ready to
start filming his new TV series, "Bret Maverick,"
after a 20·year break: "Don't forget, I'm 20 years
older now -and so is Maverick." Gamer made
those comments a few months ago about re-cr~at
ing the role that made him famous. "My lees will
never be any good. I can't control the arthritis.
I've worked when I should not have. I've torn up
my knees badly more than once ...
··So this lime Maverick will sit on his rocking
chair and Jet !jOmeone else do the work . I'm not go-
ing lo be on the screen for one solid hour." he told
writer John Hiscock, "and I'm not going to get the
he ll kicked out of me anymore. My body has told
me. 'No more.' It's taken enough."
News item the other day from The Associated
·Press: Actor James Garner was injured when he
was thrown to the ground from a mechanical horse
during filming for his new TV series, ~ret
Maverick." "They'r e reasonably sure he bas
s everal cracked ribs ," said an NBC spokeswoman.
Taurus: Intuition on target
~,'l)hursday, September 17
i. By SYDNEY OMARR
A R IES (Marc h 21·
April 19): New financial
~portunities dominate
'"'enario. You'll attain
~r e aler freedom of • HOROSCOPE
thought, action. Cycle is
,.S\ICh that you become more in-
;de pendent and are on brink of
'Witting jackpot.
:1 TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
, ~ntu ltion is on target. You·n
,kltow what to do and when to do
.,\t. Accept invitation to make
special appearance. Judgment
:)Jo correct and liming js honed to
,..azor s harpness .
-.11GEMJN1 (May 2l·June 20):
iOIOn 't permit fears, doubts to de·
.fkat purpose. Horizons will
enlarge -welcome fresh points rut view. You could be attending i celebration by special group,
, club, organization.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
ish comes true If willing to re·
se, review and restructure
s. Some pet projects 10 by
e boards. In the mafo,
wever, your objectives are re·
lied to tune of promotion and
of it.
LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22):
usage by phone or written
mmunication relates to buai·
I , career OT ba&IC ambitions.
y iJ to be nexible without
· tterinl your forces . Ellpress
ws ln dynamic, creative,
m1Uc manner. Romance is -1D picture. ·
VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22):
Focua on major domutlc
'ettanse, travel plana, lon1· -
'
distance communications and
p ossi bl e e du cational or
publis hing project
POT-SHOTS
LOOK
ABOUT
YOU,
AND
lF YOU DON'T
SEE ME,
SOMETMING'5 Ml~SING.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct.
22): Dig beneath layers
o f s upe rfi cia lit y .
Someone may be de·
liberately attempting to
obscure records. Check
taxes, leases, financial
resources . Getting a
peek behind scenes is of vital
\ m portance.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov . 21):
Obtain expert opinion in connec·
lion with contract, agreement or
verbal commitment. Go slow,
weigh various posaibilitles .
Avoid becoming inextricably ln·
volved with individual who
wants much, but gives lltUe ln
return.
SAGl1TABJUS <Nov. 22-Dec.
21 ): Longstanding assignment is
completed -you receive added
recognition and oromlse of
financial reward. co.worker
displays faith and loyalty.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan.
19 ): Aura of optimism
dominates scenario. You make
new starts in new directiona, you
imprint style and a meeting
could be start or somethlns bla.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·f'eb. 18):
Authority figure makes major•
concession. You'll have creater
autonomy in declalons affecun,
home, property or bualneaa.
Another Aquarian la in picture
Pl8CU (Feb. l .. llarcb ID>:
EmotJonaJ burden ii lilted.. You
have treater freedom of
thought, action. Trips, vlalta,
• metaagea clomlnat• busy asen·
da. Relative who 1eeka couaMl
may try to involve you In un·
11vory litu.atioa.
• HUGH .MULLIGAN
~let these ds1'a, I suppoH, are a dcnen
timea more expensive because the inmates learn
12 timea more than we did. I mean ln our day we
didn't have nuclear reactors, giant teles.copes,
stereQPhonk total im{Jlersion language laboratory
labs and resident poets and humanists on campus.
I suppose I could have begun convokina by
quoting from that clualc commencement address
which somebody named Lord Plume gave at Eton
College in 1904. It contafoed the remarkable com·
pUment, "We are often told that they taught us
ootbtng at Eton. It may be so, but I think they
taught it very well." ,
Most old grads, at least the famous ones, seem
to s uffer from rather nebulous nostalgia where
their university years are concerned.
Robert Benchley, I seem to remember, wrote
somewhere that aJllong the most important things
he learned at colfege were how to make a really
dry martini and how to press a pair of trousers by
stretching them neatly under the mattress .
Recalling his days at Ohio Stale, James
Thurber wrote charmingly of taking "a deferred
pass," a gentleman's word for flunk, in botany
I I •
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counselor and an IBM 3031 computer, in
just an hour you can select the courses
and professors that meet your career
needs. ·
Earn your degree by attending classes
in the evening, one course per month. If
business or personal needs conflict, you
can change your schedl.lle by phone and
make up the course later. Financial
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But amona the llteratl, my favorite 1chol&1Ut
memoir Is Max Shulman'• deteriptlon of hi• flral
day at the University of Mlnneaota. U I had 1lven
the convocation at Marlboro, J would have shame·
lessly read the paaaage aloud and reate4 _pn
Shulman's iaurels: ,,..;
" 1The venerable white-haired profetaor en·
tered th room. He advanced to the lectern at the
head or the class. Putting on his plnce-aei, he sur·
veyed WI for a moment. 'Jeez ' he sald. 'They eet
crumbier every year.' We laughed appreciatively.
'· ·My name Is Schultz,' said the professor.
'Now get out paper and pencil and I'll eive you a
list ol books you'll need for this course. Ready. In·
troductlon to Sociology by Schultz. Sociology Made ..
Simple by Schulti . Sociology for College Freshmen
by Schultz. Survey of freshmen Sociolol)' by
Schultz. Introductory Monograph to the Study of
Freshmen Sociology by Schultz. Broader A1pects
of Sociology by Schultt. Bibliography of Schultz'
Treatise on Sociology for College Freahmen by
Schultz.
" 'I'll let you out or class early today so you
can run right over to the bookstore and buy these
books. And don't try to get them secondhand f because you can't. I just wrote them this summer.
Don't try to sell ~em when you're through either.
I'm writing a new set rig ht now. You don't think I
li ve on my salary here, do you? Wh y the third
s tring fullback made more than I did last year'.''
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Homesite price right
on planet Mercury
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) ~ The
weJther ia lQU.t~aod ti\• commute ia
murder, but the nelabbora won't bu1
you and lhe price ls rl1ht : A ~.000·
acre homeaite on the planet Mercury
is selling for a mere $:50.
All thls comes courtesy of The
Al\ronomical Society of the Pacl!ic .
The societ y Is offe r ln1 mo ck
quitclaim deeds for property on
Mercury. plus assorted Mercurial
facts and a photograph taken by the
Mariner 10 satellite, in exchanee for
donations.
"We give all the r ights we have -
which is none, • said the society's ex·
ecutive officer , Andrew Fraknoi.
"We're not selling real land, it's just
a humorous way to ask for dona-
tions."
T he fund-raising idea , extended to
the public this summer, bas attract-
ed 200 donors in the past three
months, Fraknoi said . Since the
society is non-profit, donations are
t ax-deductible, he said.
Fahrenheit. For ni1httime tem·
peratures of min"' 200 Fahrenhelt,
"you should at least brtn1 cloves,"
Fraknoi advised.
But Mercury is "the perfect place t
for parties," Fraknol said. Even the'
wildest bash won't bother neighbors,
who can't hear the noise because
there's no air. In the absence of air,
sound doesn't travel.
A year on Mercury is only 88 days.
"So if you have to serve a 10-year
prison sentence, the smartest place
to s pend the t erm would be on
Mercury."
But one Mer curial day equals !S9
Earth days, so if you're an Impatient
romancer eager for nightfall, "you'll
have a long wait ," Fraknoi said.
The donations help finance the
92 -year -old society's information
se rvices for astr ono my b urfs,
teachers and students. The society,
with 6,000 members in 50 states and
56 foreign countries, also sponsors as
'-m any as 50 lectures a year and
publishes two journals. ........
Wo01an's
130th
observed
MOSCOW (AP) -A
Soviet mountain woman
went lo the clty IOt' the
first time In ber Ufe and
cele brate d her 130tb
b i rt h da y wit b 67
nelg'hbon -all of them
over 100, Moscow Radio
reported.
Shamsa lbadova live•
In the CaucasU.S Moun-
t ains, an area known ror
ltl residents' extreme
longe vity, according to
Soviet news reports.
Along with $50 hom esites on
Me rcury, the society is offer ing·
14,000-acre r ecreational sites for $25.
And the deed to an estate of 126,000
Th e fu nd-raising' program, a
br ainchild of staffers and first of· GOOD MANNERS Bonzo, the chimpa nzee,
fered lo members several years ago, s hows good t a ble m a nne rs as he eats his
focused on Mercury because the
s p aghetti, t hen wipes his m outh with napkin
during recent a ppear an ce in Marlboro , Mass .
The official Soviet
ne ws agency Tass s aid
"l o n g lif e da y"
festivities were held for
Miss Jba dova In t he
capital city of her dis·
t rict in the Soviet re-
public of Azerbaijan. It
was the first lime she
had left her village of
Bogogil to go to the city,
Tass said.
T he news reports did
not say on what basis
her age had been de-
termined.
acres goes for just $75.
"We like to be astronomical in our
offering,·• s aid Fr aknoi, but he
warned: "Transportation is not pro-
society felt the planet had become a B
"stepchild in the pubticity" about re· ritai_n putting u:arships on cent space exploration. the market
vided."
''Voyager went by Jupiter and LONDON (A P ) -The British Defense The ships, including frigates and the 28,500-ton
•Saturn, Viking landed on Mars, and Ministry is putting at least 20 of the Royal Navy's aircraft carrier Hermes. are anchored for in DAILY PILOT
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8 42-54578 On the planet nearest the sun.
about 57 million miles from Earth,
"it gets hot enough to melt lead or
f re n c h -fr y i nte rplan e tary
speculators." Fraknoi said. Daytime
tern pera tur es reach 700 degr ees
Mercu ry gets left out, .. Fraknoi battle fleet of 70 warships on the market to help . spectiori at an .ar mame nts trade show ft HAvant,
$aid. pay rising defense costs. near Portsmouth. Ed&: TM Astronomical Society of t~ .-'----"'--------------------------------''---------''-----------
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SIDokers to pay at new inn
DALLAS (AP) -Lyndon Sanders
expects his latest venture lo catch
fire with militant non-smokers but
generate a lot of heat from those who
r e fuse t o throw a w ay th e ir
cigarettes.
It's the Non-Smoker's Inn, ten-
tatively scheduled to open Nov. 15,
where guests will be required to sign
a form agreeing to pay $100 if anyone
in their rooms lights a cigarette, pipe
or cigar.
The telephone receptionist will
answer, "Have a healthy day," and a
sign in front of the motel will read,
"The surgeon general is still trying
to find something good about smok-
ing." No-smoking signs will be in
abundance.
· · 1 r someon e does light up a
cigarette in the lobby or outside,
we'll ask them to put it out and we'll
be courteous about it,'' said Sanders,
53, who q4it smoking about 25 years
ago.
He is no stranger to the non-
s moking concept. A couple of years
ago. he designated a wing of bis
Dollar Inn in Albuquerque, N.M .. as
non -s m oki ng and that se ction
promptly became the one with the
highest occupancy rate.
Srww vehicles
bugging Swiss
ZERMATI, Switzerland CAP)
Tourist guides prom ise that t he
nearest automobile is three miles
away, but this "car-free" resort at
the foot of the Matterhorn is faced
with mounting traffic proble~s:
A mushrooming number of battery-
powered "electromo'biles" is compel·
ing with radio-dispatched stage
coaches, and horse-drawn sleighs in
the winter -and all are threatenir.g
to create chaos in the village's nar·
row. winding streets.
The village council, which has
banned regular cars, is planning to
prohibit an increase in the number of
"electromobiles" beyond the current
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NASL play
Poor. attendance cited
By CURT SEEDEN
O( ... Delly ..........
Former California Surf Coach Peter Wall says
he was saddened by the news that the North
Am erican Soccer League franchise had ceased
operations Tuesday, but he's happy he wasn't
dragged down with the team's demise.
The Surf, after moving from St. Louis in 1978,
played !our seasons in the NASL, but poor r ecep-
tion from the Orange County soccer fans was the
major factor behind the Surf's owners' decision to
call it quits.
A TWO·PARAGRAPH RELEASE from the
Surf offi ces said only that the club's owners "re:
iterated their faith in the growth of soccer as a
maior American SPOrt and in the ultimate success
of professional soccer in the United States.
"However, they beUeve that professional soc-
cer is not yet viable In the franchise territory."
And tha\ simple fact baffles Wall.
"I was here from day one and I thought the
franchise should haye been successful," e)(plains
Wall, who stepped down as the Surf coach early in
the season when Surf management brought Tom
Lllledal into the picture as the director of player
personnel.
''I think after the first season, there were
some pretty good attendances, and even the
second year was reasonably good," Wall con-
tinues. "But. I don't think the club went out and
did what had to be done -that is, get some goo'd
players to produce a winner."
While both the Surf owners and club attorney
George Peterson insist that the termination of the
franchise is directly related to the lack of atten-
dance at Surf games, the club faced numerous
problems throughout this season, culminating with
an embarrassing 11-21 record and an inability to
advance to NASL playoffs.
WALL'S RESIGNATION on May 6 was the
first of several shakeups in the Surf organization.
At the time of bis departure, Wall said he would
not be a "yes man'' to Lllledal who was hired to
make Surf management's "Americanization"
process a success at whatever the cost.
That meant Lilledal had the ffnal say in hir·
ing or players and the waiving of them. Lilledal re-
ceived the funds to go after world class players
Carlos Alberto, Paulo Cesar and Jan Van Der
Veen -something Wall wasn't allowed to do when
he was coach. When Wall stepped dow11.. assistant
coach Laurie Calloway was given a vote of con-
fidence as the new head coach. but as the season
progressed, Calloway also started to feel the pres·
... sure. And, so did several players who some team
observers felt let that pressure get to them in
gam e situations.
. ~
The Surf de<:ided to return most of the de-
cision-making duties to Calloway later in the
season, but the team still struggled to win games.
IT WAS JULY 17 that Calloway was returned
the day-to-dy operations of the team, but at the
time, the Surf's record had dropped to 9-15, and
the club found itself lodged in third place in the
Western Division.
By the end of the season, Calloway's contract
<See SURF, Page 87)
Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. September 18. 1981 * ••
It'~ Sugar for the Hit ~an
Thomas Hearns ..
Leonard, Hearns meet t'onight
LAS Vt:GAS (AP) -One sporta a
boyish, toothpaste-ad amUe and ls
nicknamed "Sugar." The pther ap·
pears broodingly sinister wlU, his
piercing stare and is known as "HJt
Man."
When Sugar Ray Leonard and
T homas Hearns enter the outdoor
ring at Caesars P..tace tonieht, the
a we of the fight will be greatly
enhanced by their contrasts -some real, some illusionary.
1rs World Boxing Council cham·
pion Leonard's flashy speed against
the explosive power of Hearns, the
World Boxing Association 147·pound
king. In what has become the richest
fight in boxing history, it's Leonard,
one of the wealthiest and most rec·
ognized figures in sport, versus a
man hungry for recognition.
As fi ght time neared, however,
each fighter seemed determined to
dis pel parts of their m yths .
Leonard, winner of 30 of his 31 pro
houts with 21 knockouts, claimed he
was every bit as hungry as Hearns,
saving, "I love the profession and I
love lo win. I haven't loat my concen·
traU<>n i1ince 1 lo.t that' fl rat bout with
Roberto Duran."
Hearns, unbeaten in 32 fl1thts with
30 knockouts, stressed that people
would discover he can box as well aa
hit with power, and he also seemed
bent on changing his image as the
villain.
Microphone In harid, he turned
crowd-pleasing showman during his
workouts, and he paid special atten·
lion to the kids who attended his
training sessions.
· '1 've always taken time with
kids," he s aid. "I want to put
som ething baok into the country."
Hearns, a 22-year-old from Detroit.
would appear to have some distinct
physical advantages over Leonard,
25. from Palmer Park, Md . The 6-1
Hearns is 3 inches taller, and has a
4-inch reach advantage.
·'I am confident," said Hearns.
"This is the big chance for me to
make my mark in the world.
"I know he's a good fighter. but I <See TITLI!:, Page 86) Sugar Ray Leonard
SPORTS COlUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
..
Ex-champions
tab Sugar Ray
Boxer picked over 'Banger'
LUS ANGELES -At the Boxing Hall of Fame
banquet the other night, the former champions
showed up in tuxedos whose lapels and cuffs SUI·
gested the days their owners still held their titles.
The old warriors faked and jabbed and toasted
each other well into the night and accounts were
enbellished and records enhanced.
For a change, though. the past graciously gave
way to the future for a moment or two. The
authorities assembled paused lo discuss the up·
coming hostilities involving Sugar Ray Leol)ard
and Thomas Hearns who will box for the clarified
welterweight championship or the world.
THE ANCIENT campaigners did oot talk at
length about the fact millions of people will watch
t his thing even though it is not to be displayed on
commercial television. Neither did they make
much or the (act the principals will receive purses
well into the millions.
You see, the tigers of those other times don't
... unde rstand connoisseurs ol the sweet science
shelling out $500 for a ringside seat. For that mat-
ter, they don't quite envision the ringside seat.a be·
ing located at a hotel and casino in Las Vegas.
Championship fights are held in ball parks.
CANDID CAMERA Billy Martin gets a
look through a photographer's lens to see
the reaction of Texas manager Don Zim ..
mer after Martin called him on the dugout
a~-...
phone. The two m a nagers had a couple of
laughs prior to and early into Monday's
game. Billy was still s miling later . his A ·s
won. 5-2
It is further quite beyond the comprehensit>n of
t he aging pugs that a guy will pay $15 to see a fithl
in the privacy or his own house or S20 to view the
action sandwiched between 13 harness races at
Hollywood Park.
~·
Friday f ooth8ll may he wild, woolly
BUT THE OLD TIMERS Understand alJ the
other aspects of this thing. They are, as a matter
or fact. unanimous in the belief this bout bu •
chance to li ve up to the hype and hoopla lt bas
been receiving. ...
One or the things the former cha mps say thia
one has going for it is the fact that Hearna is a
puncher, known in the trade as a "banger," and
his opponent. Leonard, is a boxer. The difference
in styles is supposed to make for classic action and
competition.
Edison risks 23-game streak; Laguna Beach, Woodbridge hape 1981 openers
By ROGER CARLSON
ot tlle DMty l"Mel SUolt
The Orange Coast area's busiest prep football
weekend of the year -with 14 games Friday night
-has a number of wrinkles as Week No. 2 unfolds .
Edison High 's top-ranked Chargers, two-time
defending CJ F Big Five Conference champions.
risk their 23-game winning streak against Santa
Ana, and Fountain Valley (No. 2 in Jhe Big Five)
and El Toro hook up in a battle of former coaching
partners with the Barons trying to make it three
straight st)utouts over El Toro.
Laguna Beach High's Artists and the Wood-
bridge Warriors open the 1981 campaign after opt-
ing for scrimmages during the first week. It's
Woodbridge's initial varsity competition.
Marina High's Vikings go for No. 3, boasting
the winningest record in the CIF (2-0). Estancia
unveils its heavy artillery again. Esperanza and
Capistrano Valley are in a rematch of their 1980
CIF Central Conference title showdown, surprising
University and Irvine (each 1-0) get another test
and Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar, Huntington
Beach, Ocean yiew, Costa Mesa and Mater Dei
are on the road.
Here's a look at each:
Edlaon va. Santa Ana Valley
This could be Edison's most dangerous assign-
ment -it's the week "between" the opener (El
Dorado) and ne.xt week's nemesis <El Modena).
Saota Ana's Saints crushed Costa Mesa, 21·0,
last week. rolling up 367 yards without the neid of
a punt.
. Edison will be relying oo the rushing of Dave
Gerowc and passing of Ken Major. in its quest for
No.. 24.
Theo Langford, who alternates with Geroux at
tailback and fullback, is expected to be able to
play after a hamstring lnjury kept him out of ac·
tion last week. .
Fount•ln V•ll•y va. El Toro
Rod Emery (113 yards on 27 carries) puts his
musc;Je up against El Toro tailback Damon
Sweazy (lt5 }'arda on 25 carries last week) In a
battle which pits El Toro Coach Bob Johnson
against his former usialant at Loe Aml1os Hith
(Fountain Valley's Mike Milnel').
. Altboueh Sweuy earned All·CIF credentials
as a Junior, the swift El Toro back was held to 80
yards on 2A carries in last year's 16-0 loaa to the
Barons.
Fountain V.Uey ls the favorite wtth All-CIF
quarterback Mau Steven.a and wide recehet Joel
Seay fonnint a formidable pautnc punch.
Marina va. 8ofM Gr•ncle
Bolsa Grande wu 0..10 ill U. ud cot ott to the
wrong start tut week 00tlna to toot.b.W. 2C-0), 10
ll would~ llariu'~t.Nk ll ••>'· · BoaU. ever, bu nine returnlni atarten on
This week's prep football schetklle
(all fames at 7:30 excecit •re netedl . "'pine
11IUrsday
ne site
Saddleback vs. Mission V1e10 M1ssoo V1e10
Friday
lagllla Hills vs. Estancia NeWIX!l't
Newport Harbor vs Cypress Western
lrvme vs. Laguna Beach Laguna Beach
Ftn. Valley vs. £1 Toro Mission Vie10
Mater Oe1 vs. Dos Pueblos ~
(kean View vs. LaOuinta Bolsa lim
Pacifica vs. Westminster Westmmster
C3n vs . San Clemente S1r1 Clemente
Htg. Beach vs. £1 Dorado Valencia
Salta Alla vs £d1son OCC
UoJ.vers1ty vs. T ustm T ushn
Bolsa Grande vs Htg. Beach
ne Nne
Mission by 3
£stanc1a by 7
Cypress by 3
Laguna Beach by I
rtn Valley by 7
Mater Der by 7
Ocean View by 3
(X. Lutheran vs. Woodbridge Irvine (8 p.m)
Westminster by 6
C'4t1 by 7
£1 ~cd> by 7
[dison by 8
Tustin by 3
Marina by 15
[ven
Esperanza vs. Capistrano Valley Caix> Valley E.s~1r1za by 7
Saturday
r.osta Mesa vs. Santiago Bolsa Cinie Costa Mesa by 3
offense, which may put a test to Marina's ability to
keep its defensive s treak going (the defense has al·
lowed one field goal in two games) .
Tony Valente (4.8 yards per carry! a nd
quarterback Ken Laszlo C13·for·20 for 301 yards
and 4 TDs> spearhead 'the Vikings' offense, while
Marina's defense has been remarkable in terms of
balance. The Vikes. 2-0, are No. 8 in the Big Five
Conference.
Estancia vs. Laguna HUis
The Eagles· will find out just what kind of
secondary they possess Friday as Laguna Hills en-
te'rs with junior quarterback Bill McVicar, who
completed 23 of 27 for 309 yards last week in a 28-25
loss to Irvine.
Laguna Hills' problems may lie in defense and
that could be fatal against the likes of All-CIF
quarterback Jim McCahill, who hit 13 of 20 for 179
yards and 2 TOs last week in a 28-14 victory over
Cypress.
Abel Cachola is McCahill's chief target and he
has Curt Wenzlaff (205) ln the backfield to offset
the passing game, which has catapulted Estancia
to the No. 4 berth in the Southern Conference.
lrvl ne va. Laguna Beach
Irvine's discovered scoring punch (the Vaqs'
28-25 victory over Laguna Hills represents the
most points ever scored in a game in this the
fourth year of football) will ~et a stem test from
Laguna Beach, which revolves aroiind fullback-
linebacker Damon Berryhill. .
Laguna Beach, which opted for a scrimmage
instead of a game last week, was reportedly im·
pressive despite heavy graduation losses.
Corona del Mar vs. San Clemente
Corona del Mar will be trying to make it three
in a row over San Clemente and 2-0 on the 1981
season as the Sea Kings travel doWn the coast.
Lance Martin , who ran fo r an 80-yard
'<See PREP, Page 87)
Somehow, the feeling would be that the old
gents, who are always talking about bow this 1uy •
could hit and how many opponents that guy cooled,
would favor the banger. Not so. Almost to a man,
they picked Leonard to win the bout.
JIMMY McLARNIN. who once held the title
currently in dispute, said Sugar Ray will maater
Hearns from a boxing standpoint. '·'Leonard ls a
s uperior boxer," McLarnin said. "Besides, be bu
fought much better m en than Hearns bas met."
J oey Maxim said, "Leonard will outbox
him ... easy." Former featherweight title bolder
Bobby Chacon was also sure of the outcome. ''It la
entirely up to Leonard." Chacon said. "If be boxes
his man and fights the right way, there 15 no way
he can lose. Of course, if Sugar Ray makes the
mistake of trying to mix it up with Hearns then be
is in trouble.
"BUT IF SUGAR RAY fights his fight and
boxes Hearns, there ain't no match."
Only one of yesterday's champs went oo
record as favoring Hearns. Middleweight cham-
pion Bobo Olson said the puncher has the edee this
time.
"It is true Sugar Ray is the best boxer," Bobo
s11id. ''and he will outbox him for seven or eieht
rounds. Then Hearns will come on and show l)e la
the stronger fighter. Therefore, I loolt for Hearna t
to lake Sugar Ray out along about the el1hth or ~-·
ninth round." • .
The man's namesake, Sugar Ray Robimon, •
chose to abstain.
"I haven't seen either man fi1h\." Robl.nlon
explained.
Quisenberry helps Angels forget pennant fever ·
By ED ZINTEL Kansas City, with Dan Quisenberry °' * OaltJ,.... ,..., and Co .. ·turned them back, 3-2. Well folks, pennant fever has Just Another frustrating loss in a
about left Anaheim. ' season of frustrations. Quiaenberry1 The only thing that kept ft going, the former Costa Mesa High ana
we now ftnd out, this long and (ar in-Orange Coast College standout,
lo, September was the strike. pitched the final two iooin&a lo relief
Jn this most unusual or baseball or statter Atlee Hammaker and years, Ole Ahgel1 have twice 1ooe . ked hi 16th r th the full gamu~t from pretenders to J>lC up s save o e year.
contenders ln tne first baU and from ll ·put the ~oyals anothrier g~e up
conte nders to pretender.s in the over the r~t m the Ame can ~•cue second.•· Worst division . Uey now lead
Now the Angels can aurt ~I aecond·place Oaldand (the nnt half
bo d f winnen) by a (ull three gamea and a ut 1982 an ~rget about i•1. are the only team ln the division with
Tuesday niaht at Anaheim -8 wtnntn.g record (20·U).
Stadium, 21,610 watctied the Anfela The Aniels:-meanwliJre;Qj'()pped t0
iose the 10th of their lut U 1amea u .U·2l in the second half ' and are in
last place, seven games back. pitched just 2~ innings since beiq
"They (the Angels) were the ones I called up last month.
was most afraid of at the beginning Moreno pitched well enoqh. allow·
of the season,'· said Kansas City /i~bree runs throu1h 4 ~ befON liv·
third baseman George Brettinwho ing way to J esse Jefferson ~then
collected two hits and drove the St e Renko. •
game's first run with a double In the But the AnJela, who acond 11111• ~
first inning. runs in the fifth and el.lbth aa • ~ "No, 1 can't believe they're playtn1 sacrifice fiy by Rick B.urlesoa lild a
like this," he continued. "I know double by Dan Ford . once .,aln Ud
they've bad a lot of injuries but I aUll too Utile too late ..... u _ _.
can't believe lt.'f' "I think J'm a OftWJ"' pltebei thll
A boll on the tlbow of pitcher Ken year than I •• tut." hid am.a.
Forsch, wbo wu aupl)Oled to start berry, who .... 1IP U. IWI m ._ ·
Tuesday, wu one Injury the Aftlels el1hth, then MUied dowa • Ntlrid
could W lfJord to btar ~ It fore.cl the aide In order ln tbe ~ '
Man11er Gent Mauch to io wtt!l "Lut~_<wM9 MW•-
rookie Ancel Moreno, who had <See ANUELa. ..... •>
I
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-Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, September i 6, i 98'1
All-f emal~ race gets
, Del Mar approval
From AP dispatches
DEL MAR -Aner threaienlng !m
\o shut down the track without i\, the
Women's Jockey Association has
been awarded an all-f'!male race at the Expo
Meet, il was announced Tuesday.
A spokeswoman said the Sept. 24 contest
will be the. first professional race with only
women jockeys and parimutuel wagering ever
held in California.
Directors of the 22nd District Agricultural
Association •·agreed to accept full responsibiH·
ty, '' the announcemef\t said.
The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club earli er re·
fused to agree to the race, saying there would
be too. little belting because women jockey~
aren't well known. But officers of the women's
association went before the governing associa-
tion last week and threatened to picket the park
unless the race was approved. •
Kri stvn Goddard, president of the
Hollywood·based women's association, called
the agreement "a major breakthrough for
women jockeys.''
Quote of the day
Michigan football coach Bo Schem-
bechler, after his team 's 21·14 loss to
Wisconsin: "Obvjously. we're not as good
as everybody thought we were."
Rankings mean nothing -Robinson
Perennial college football power use is currently ranked second na-
tionally, but Coach John Robinson [I]
isn't taking his team's high rating too seriously.
''The ranking means nothing, absolute ly
nothing, at this point." Robinson says. "There
is no best team in the country. no second best
team in the country. The polls are great. but in
terms of evaluation at this time, they don't
mean· much." . . . Minnesota quarterback
Steve Dils, who has started in place of injured
regular Tommy Kramer the past two weeks,
suffe r ed a s houlder separation in Monday
night's loss to Oakland, leaving the Vikings'
quarterback situation in a stale of uncertainty
.. The San Diego Chargers acquired six-year
defensive tackle John Woodcock from Detroit
. . . Brian Peets, a tight end cut by Seattle last
month. signed with San Francisco ... Mike
Davis of Oakland is expected to miss at least six
, weeks or the NFL season with a frilctured right
leg . . Atlanta will ~o with bnly two
Co~per's hit beats Yankees. 2-1
Cecil Cooper slntled homo the Ill go-ahcud run fn a two.run Milwaukee
third lnnlng, and the Brewera beld oa....
to defeat the New York Yankees, 2·1,
in ' American Louguc action Tuesday. R.alle
Flnceu pitched the f.lnal two lnnlngs to pick up
h.i& 25th 6ove, tops in the majors , . Bump
Wllls and Al Olive r each had four hits with
Ohver drivin(( in four runs and Mickey Rhert
three MS Tex.ua erupted tor a
l 2 2 rout of 0uk1 and
. . . Lad• Leal won his third
s traight game with rellof
help from Jcwy McLau•hltn
• and Toronto took advantage
of three errors lo defeat
Minnesota, 4-2 . . . Benny
Ayala'11 pinch-hit, three-run
homer capped a four-run rat
ly in the ninth Inning, giving
C:ooper Baltimore a 7·6 victory over
Cleveland. Ayala'i; bhu;t olf tne left fi eld foul
pole against reliever Sid Monie made a loser
ou~ of reliever Mike Stanton . . Bruce
Bocbte's leadoff home run 1'napped a 1-1 ti~ in
the seventh and Seattle added two more runs in
the inning and four more in the eighth to beat
the Chicago White Sox, 8·4.
Foster, Leibrandt lead Red victory
George Foster knocked in two m
runs and Charlie Lt'lbrandt pitchtid a
five·hitter as Gincinnatt shutout lh<'
Houston Astros, 4·0, Tue11day nlKhl In
NationaJ L.caguc action. Lelbrandt, IO, yielded
a game-opening double to Tony Scott nnd then
sailed throu!lh the buluncc of the same for his
first victory Due Parker and Omar
Moreno blasted solo home rums 1&nd veteran
Lulx Ttant pitched a four-
hitter as Pitt.'Jburgh downed
the Chicago Cubs, 8-2. Tiant.
rnuklnit his first appearance
.. g4tlost the Cubs, also belted
a three-run double in the six-
th i nn ing ... Garry
Te mpleton, starting· bis first
game since Aug. 28 after be-
ing suspended, collected four
hits, scored twice and drove
f'osti<r in a run to lead St. Lo~is to a
3·2 victory over Montreal in the first game of a
double-header. Bobby Ramos delivered a ·run-
scoring single to break a 1-1 lie in the fourth in·
ning to key Montreal's 4-3 triumph in the second
game ... Pinch-hitter Dave Bergman's
squeeze bunt scored Joe Pettlni with the win-
ning run to climax a three-run ninth inning rally
that gave San Francisco a 6·5 victory over
Atlanta.
Palmer to design China course
HONG KONG -Arnold Palmer n
says lhe site. soil a nd weather condi-
tions at a plush resort in the People's
Republic of China are ideal for China's first golf
course.
Palmer visited China briefly Saturday to
take a look at the Youngmo Hot Spring Resort.
where he has been asked to design an 18-hole
course.
Basebali today
On this date In baseball in 1975:
Pittisburah's Rennie Ste,,nnoll lied
Wilbert Rot>1nson's , 189'l record by 1oln1
7 tor·7 wlth four slneles, two doubles and a
triple 3S the Pirates routed the Chlcago
Cubs. 22·0, In the most decisive shutout in
major league history.
On th.is date in 1960:
W arr~n Spuhn o( the Milwaukee Braves
set a club record wlth 15 strikeoutJ and
hurled the tlrst of his two career no·
hitters, blanking the Philadelphia Phillies,
4·0. It was the l'econd time in a month that
the Phils had been no·hlt by the Braves, as
Lew Burdette blanked them Aug. 18.
On this date in 1939:
1'he New York Yankees clinched their
fourth straight American League title,
beating Detroit 8·5.
On this date in t 9'i4:
Sunny Jim Bottomley of Sl. Louis drove
in ;:1 re~ord 12 runs as th'e Cardinals routed
the Brooklyn Dodgers 17-3.
Today's birthday :
Milwaukee infielder Robin Yount is 26.
NHL opposes Canada betting pool
TORONTO-John Ziegler , pres· ~
ident of the national Hockey '
League, said Tuesday the NHL has
retained legal counsel to "review"·the national
s1>orts belting pool proposed by the Canadian
federaJ government.
Ziegfer said ifl a statement his league has
been advised the federal government a nd cer·
Lain provincial governments are considering
adopting lotteries or pool betting involving NHL
games. •
·'Throughout Its history, the NHL has con·
sistently opposed a ny form of gambling on NHL
games or fillY aspect thereof," the statement
said.
Meanwhile, Lee MacPhail, American
League baseball president, said he was opposed
to the idea.
Piersall out fo r rest of ~eason
Broadcaster Jimmy Piersall, •
suspended indefinitely last week !>Y
the Chicago White Sox because of a
flip~ remark about ballplayers' wives, Is out
for the rest of the season, a club spokesma n
s,ays ... Seoul Mayor Park Young-su said the
South Korean capital city is sending a six-man
delegation to Baden-Baden, West Germany next
week lo step up its efforts to win the right to
host the 1988 Summer Olympics ... Jamaal
Wilkes' infant daughter died suddenly Monday.
The girl, Arianne JuUse, was born Sept. 6 to
Wilkes and his wife Valerie ... The largest
trifecta of the 1981 season at Monticello
Raceway was recorded when the third race
com bi nation of 5·8· rpa1d $12,049 .
Television. radio
TV: No events scheduled
RA-DIO: Baseball Atlanta at Dodgers,
7 :30 p.m .. KABC (790); Kansas City at Angels,
7:30 p.m .. KMPC (710).
..
Kenned y's b a:t
stops Dodge rs
SAN DLEOO <AP> The past 48 hours have .
probably been the beat. of San Ole10 Padres /
l'Ulchcr Terry Ken11edy'11 major le.gue carHr.
Kt>nncdy. who was 4-for-4 Monday night, hit safe-
ty his first three limes up Tuesday, to lead the
Padres to an 8·2 victory over U1e OodJttt.
"'I've never had two days like this ba"ck·to·
buck In my life," said Kennedy, who came within ·
ont> hit or tying Dave Winfield for the club record
of eight conRecutive hits .
Dodgcr shortstop Derrel Thomais robbed the
All star catcher or his record tying bid with an
outstandi ng over-the-s houlder catc h in the
scvent.h inning .
"THE STREAK has just been one of those
thangs," said Kenn~dy. who i11 hitting a blazing
..t39 in his last 15 games. "I never had four hits in
a game until Monday. I'm swinging like I'm in a
daze. 1 know I'm swinging good."
Kennedy is hitting .312 for the season and has
rapped five doubles in the last two ~ames to give
him 22 for the year.
His bases-Joaded two-bagger in the fifth · in-
nmg staked San Diego to a 5-J lead and gave
starter Juan Eichelberger, 8-6, his third victory
in four career decisions against the Dodgers.
Joe Lefebvre was 4-for-4 and drove in two
runs as San Diego pounded four Los Angeles
pitchers for 13 hits.
Eichelberger held the Dodgers to seven hits
in eight itmings while walking three and striking
out 10. "
Nursing a 2· l margin in the fifth, the Padres
exploded for four r uns to hand s tarter Dave
Goltz, 2-4, his fourth consecutive loss.
OZZIE SMITH hit a leadoff single and Alan
Wiggins walked to bring on reliever Bobby
Castillo. A s acrifice and an intentional walk
loaded the bases to bring up Kennedy. who
cleared them with his second double and fifth in
two . games. Lefebvre then hit another triple to
knock in Kennedy for the final run of the inning.
Mike Scioscia drove in both Dodger runs with
a single in the second and a sacrifice fl y in the
sixth.
The Padres got a run in the second on Ken-
nedy's do uble. Lefebvre's single and Luis
Salazar's run-scoring groundout.
The Padres loaded the bases with no outs in
the fourth inning but scored just one run to take a
2· l lead.
From Page B5 •
T ITLE FIGIIT ....
know my capa bilities. I 'II start out boxing him,
looking for some way lo put him out. When I find
it, I will put him out, whether it's the first round.
the third or the 15th.·'
Leonard~sa~. · Tll beat· Thomas Hearns' I've
had this vision"Of the fight where he gets frustrated
because he can't hit me and he starts comi.ng in
and I knock him out."
Pastorini's tryout means little--Malavasi
··What I have to do," said Leonard. who also
holds the World Boxing AssociaJion junior mjd-
dle weight title, "is dictate the pace of the fi ght and
dominate every round.·· ·
The contrasts J>etween the two fighters, their
undeniable taJent, and the fact the bout will unify
the 147-pound title have helped make it the most
lucrative fight ever. The only undisputed title cur-
rently belongs to Marvin Hagler, middleweight.
Coach terms Sunday's Green Bay game as a 'must' for his winless Rams
From AP dispatches
Coach Ray Malavasi terms Sunday's clash at
Anaheim Stadium against the Green Bay Packers
as a "must" for his winless Los Angeles Rams.
thusiasm. although he, admits a team gets up
psychologically more before a playoff or a Super
Bowl game. .
· ·1 am not satisfi ed with our performance," he
said readily. "Everyone has to play 60 m inutes
every game and it is my job to see that they do it.
The team has got to be sold on total concentration.
On one hand, Malavasi considers every contest,
as a "must," but on the other hand, an 0-3 record
might put the jobs of him.self and his quarterback.
Pat Haden, in some jeopardy.
Malavasi emphatically says no about that. He
has a three-year contract and confidence in
Haden, despite the losses to Houston and New
Orleans.
"If l do a good job, I 'II sell them on it."
Malavasi is unhappy with his club's r ushing,
which has netted 225 yards in two games.
··1 am perturbed about the breakdown in a lot
of little things," he told his Tuesday media meet-
ing. "I think we will turn around."
"We have to have balance and we haven't had
balance in the rushing," he said.
Still. Haden has been intercepted five times
despite completing 31 of 54 pass attempts for 369
yards and four touchdowns. Malavasi said a tryout of former Houston and
Oakland quarterback Dan Pastorini ·meant little
and that Haden remains No. 1 and Jeff Rutledge
No. 2 in the quarterback alignment.
"He showed something on that fourth quarter
touchdown drive," Malavas i sa)d of his
quar terback. "If we had the ball one more time, I
think we would have won it ''
Still, fans of the Rams aren't happy with the
slow start· by a team with ability and one men·
tioned for the Super Bowt before the.season began.
Malavasi doesn't ft!~I ttiere is a lack of en·
But the Rams didn't and the Saints, who won
just one game last season, beat the Ram~7
after losing to Atlanta 27·0 in their opener . _,.
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"but broke down a few times,'· and the same
might be said of his other units. Promoters are talking about gross revenues of '
about $40 million and a net income of almost '30
million. Leonard will get at least S8 million and
perhaps as much as $13 million. Hearns will get
about $5 million.
He said Haden suffered ankle and hip inj uries
and wanted to stay in the game. and "there was no
way in the world I was going to pull him out and
destroy the confidence of the quarterback."
Just a week earlier, in the 27·20 loss to
Houston, Malavasi did replace Haden in the fourth
quarter with the Rams just three points behind.
Most of the 24,382 seats in the temporary
stands outside the casino bave been sold, with lop
ticket prices of $500.
Edison, FV ranked 1-2
The fight was scheduled to be televised to 298
closed circuit locations, and will be aired in some
50 nations. Most noteworthy perhaps, is that the
event marks a new progr ession in the megabucks
mating of sport and home pay TV. Orange Coast area football again appears to
be a mong the class of Southern California follow-
ing the release of the first CIF rankings.
Edison High's two-time defending CIF Big
Five Conference champions are ranked No. 1 and
right behind them in the No. 2 slot is 1980 runner-
up Fountain.Valley.
An audience of as many as one million
households in 24 cities across the country will shell
out $15 apiece to watch the event in the comfort of
their living room.
Also ranked in the top 10 are Mater Dei (No. 7 >
and Marina (No. 8), while Estancia High's Eagles
are rated No. 4 in the Southern Conference. ·
The delayed rights for network television in
the United States are believed to have gone to ABC
for a reported price tag of as much as $3 million.
No official announcement has been made and it is
not known when the fight might be shown.
Baseball standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Division
Kansas City
x·Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
Chicago
Seattle
Angels
W L Pct. GB
20 15· .571 -
16 17 ,485 3
17 19 .472 3"!1
15 18 .455 4
14 21 400 6
14 21 .400 6
12' 21 .364 7
East Division
Detroit 22 12 .647 -
x-New York 20 15 .571 21f.i
Milwaukee·· 21 16 .568 21f.i
Baltimore 19 15 .559 3
Boston 18 15 .545 31f.i
Toronto 16 17 .485 5Y.z
Cleveland .17. l9 .472 6 x -ft1rsl-half d1v1s1on wmner
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West Division
W L Pct. GB
Houston 22 13 .629
x·Dodgers 20 15 .571 2
Cincinnati 19 15 .559 2\l'l
San Francisco 19 15 .559 21"2
Atlanta 18 16 .529 31f.i
San Diego 11 25 .306 11 Vi
East Division
St. L.ouis 19 13 .594
Montreal 17 16 .515 2112
•Chicago 16 18 .471 4
New York 15 18 .455 4V:z
Pittsburgh 15 21 .417 6
x-Philadelphia 13 19 .406 6
x-First-ha lf division winner
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TERRY HENIGAN
Irvine High
From Page 85
RICK CURTIS
University High
PREP FOOTBALL • •
touchdown last week , and workhorse Bill Bright -
' :, key the Sea Kings' running attack, but they'll face
•• La different type or defense than the norm Friday
with San Clemente's split four tactics.
San Cle mente is small, lacks depth and was a
22-7 loser to FaJlbrook last week
••• . .
Newport Harbor vs. Cypress
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The Sailors oC Newport Harbor will find a good
m easuring stick Friday after being stifled by
Marina, 35·3, which held Newport to three yards
rushing and 76 passing (7 of 29).
Cypress was a 28·14 victim of Estancia Satur·
day. Estancia is considered the team to beat for
the Sea View League title.
Ocean Vlew vs. La Quinta
Ocean View, too, will be trying to rebound
after seeing its ground attack s mothered in the
opener. And, it's another yardstick game. since La
Quinta was a 17·7 loser to Westminster a week ago.
John Heinle is Ocean View's quarterback and
he h as a wealth or receivers for targets. The big
question is whether the Seahawks can improve on
a running game that netted 49 yards against
Pacifica.
Mater Del vs. Dos Pueblos
Defensive tackle J im Birmingham appears to
be OK after an ankle injury, good news for Mater
Dei, which takes its 1-0 record against O·l Dos
Pue blos, a team known for its sizable line and
pro-set offense\
The Monarchs, too, will be trying to get more
out of their running game after a disappointing
opener in which the brothers combination of Ken·
nedy and Al Pola was held to 29 yards .
Huntington Beach vs. El Dorado
Huntington Beach also finds itself with a
measuring tape, since E l Dorado High, with All ·
Cl F defensive back Craig Rutledge \he key ingre-
dient, enters in an attempt to rebound from a 22·0
loss to Edison last week.
Costa Mesa vs. Santiago
Costa Mesa was shut down to the tune of 19
yards rushing and 71 passing last week, but San-
tiago doesn't figure to give the Mustangs as many
problems as Santa Ana did in a 21·0 win
Santiago returns eight starters from a 2-8
1 squad and is coming off a 34-0 spanking from Vill a
Park.
University vs. Tustin
Tustin's wishbone option offense 1s the big hur-
dle for University's defense. which has already
shown the ability to shove people around (Norwalk
fell, 20-0. last week).
1 The slot -I Uni versity offense is keyed by
quarterback Randy Myers and his No. l receiver,
slotback Gary Ianuzzi. who caught 10 passes last
week.
Woodbridge vs. Orange Lutheran
Coach Gene Noji (formerly of Long Beach Po-
ly) unveils his War riors for the first time with
quarterback Kevin Burke expected to handle the
offensive scheme.
The Warriors. with juniors and sophomores
only, begin a series of five straight "home" en·
counters at Irvine High.
Westminster vs. Pacifica
The Lions of Westminster are reeding off the
passing of David Neville (13 of 23 for 184 yards last
week), but are up against a stronger rated foe in
Pacifica, which boasts 100-pound fullback Jeff
.Ross and quarterback Jeff Osterode.
Capistrano Valley vs. Esperanza
This is one of Orange County's big attractions
Friday, a collision between Coach Pete Yoder's
No. 1 ranked Esperanza Aztecs (Southern Con·
ference) against Coach Dick Enright's No. 1
ranked Cougars (Central Conference).
Capo beat Esperanza in the Central Con-
ference finals a year ago (1 1-0), but has a com-
ple tely r e vampe d team with sophomore
quarterback Burt Call the player on the spot.
Saddleback vs. Mission Viejo
Saddleback, which dropped Buena Park and
running back Mo Printup, 7·6, last week, tries its
defense this time against junior quarterback Klaus
Leltenbauer. who paced Mjssion to a 27-7 romp
over Tustin.
I • , ...
NFL x-Rams 7 over Green Bay x-Buffalo 3112 over Phlladelphla
x.Clnclnnatl 1 'h over Cleveland
Detroit 1112 over x-Mlnnesota
x-Houston 2112 over Miami
x-P)ttsburoti 6 over Ne'IV Yor~ Jets x·Aflinta 9•12 over San.F ranclsco "·St. Louis 3 over Washi~ton Sen Diego 31h over x-Kansas City x...Chl~ 31h over Ta~a Bay
x-Oenver 21h over Baltl(Tlore • 1 x-New York Giants 3 over New Orleans x-Ot'"land 8 over Seattle Dallas~ over x-New England
College .
x·Mlchlgan 2~ over Notre Dame use 171/i over }(·Indiana
a.orgla "'°"' over Clemson • • T-exas-.No. Texas State, no odds x-Ohlo Stat. 20over Michigan SI.
UCL.A 9V2 over x-Wlsconsln
Mf•mf (Ohlo)-x·North Carolina, no odds
Alabame 13 over x-Kentucky
BYU·X·Texas-EI Paso, no odds
M IHlsMPPl·X-Mlmphll St., no odds x·Wuhlngton 16over Kansas St.
•·MJaf'N, 'Fta. l 'h ovtr Houston
X·Hebnl:lk• 10 over Flortda St. X•DeriOtn home tHm (~Harratt'1il .... ~-..)
.._. __
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, Septembor 16, 1981 *
Never, never und_erestimate .a • WlD
Irvine's Henigan, University;s Curtis show 'em how sweet it is,.and they don 't wast e time . • .. Lord, whut a victory can do tor a suy.
Take the lrvlnti Hi fh fan, lor ticample . Ten
straight losses in 1980 s about enough Lo make
anyone c6nsider soccer as an outlet .
Or take University High's sltuaUon -a school
with four straight years of enduring seven loaus
per season and entering 1981 with its fourth coach in rour years.._
Neither seems to form much of a basis for a
bright outlook tor this year, but all it look was one
Friaay night to get the juices flowing.
At Irvine High, under the gwdance or new
coach Terry Henigan (a veteran of many cam-
paigns> the Vaqueros did something that hasn't
been seen before in a 5·32·1 history -the Vaqs
rallied, did it in the clutch, executed when the
chips were down and came away without the
necessity of finding another excuse after defeating
Laguna Hiiis, 28·25. •
AT UNIVERSITY HIGH the T rojans went on
the road ~d came home with a shut.out (20-0 over
Norwalk> as rookie coach Rick Curtis showed it
can be done.
Both were sought out for comment over the we~kend, both were finally tracked d own
soril"ewhere in t he catacombs of the school's
athletic department, where it appears they have
set up living quarters
"There were two things we really felt-good
about," said Henigan. "We told our kids that we
hoped to make a good showing and when Laguna
Hills took the opening kickoff fl> yards and scored,
we came back and marched, and scored.
"When a team has been losing in the past, and
PREP SPORTS
ROGER
CARLSON
comes back, well, we were happy about that.
"Then· there was the fourth-quarter drive. We
w e re fourth-and-10 af one point, but o ur
qu arterback, Jim Gasho, made a super pass."
The Vaqs got a little help, too, with two major
penalties against Laguna Hills, and that's
something (luck > that seemed to avoid Irvine with
unbelievable consistency in the past.
"Yes, they (the players) were in a seventh
heaven Friday night and rightfully so. But just
playing well, with no turnovers, was pleasing.
Still , I must admit, without a win. it would have
been very disappointing."
OK COACH, WHAT'S the magic formula?
Would you believe, Henigan answered? "No
turnovers. We didn't-throw the ball much because
we think we have to be successful with the run . We
dido 't give up any bombs. Laguna Hills had to
march and we didn't allow" the easy score.··
Even Curtis, the University coach, a7fmitted
he was surprised Irvine won. As for University,
we11 , Curtis is a former linebacker, so right there
you get the idea the Trojans didn't do too much
more than he expected.
"We had a good foundation laid for us," says
Curtis. referring to the one-year stay by Ted
Mull?,n, who hus since moved lo Foothill HllCh,
· The kids knew what they wanted to do and
they ended that wuy 1 .. st year with that type o(
game (38-7 over Irvine)
"We've »dded a few wrinkle~. und I think
there is a httle more eothus1asn1 and tog•ther·
ness."
ClJRTIS ADMITS the nerv1es were wlUl him.
but only to a certain extent. "I expected Norwalk
to be a little tou&her," he says. "I'm sure t,hat's
going to be our easiest game of the year, by far."
Well , at any rate, Jrvlne and University are
llnbeaten as they gird for the second week of 1981
football, and for some very hard-working people.
it's about time.
* * * W R. "Bill" Schroeder. Braven "Buddy" Dyer
Jr / and thtt, rest of the athJetic fo undation first
known as the Helms Athletic Foundation, which
was rescued by Peter Ueberroth, has round even
more backing with the emergence or First In·
terstate BanJt.
What this means is simply more depth to the
backing of Southern California's sports museum,
athletic awards program and sports library, and
it's nothing but good news for anyone associated
with athletics, parents. players or friends
The First Interstate Athletic Foundation will
continue to house the museum and libl'ary at 9800
Sepulveda Blvd in Los Angeles (near LAX), but
ne w quarters are anticipated somewh ere within
Los Angeles County
With the Rams and Angels already having de-
fect ed to Orange County, the uproar from
m etropolitan sportswriters would never die if we
got that one. too.
Golden West College: New kids on the block
Toughest schedule ever faces Rustlers·as they move to the South Coast Conference
By CURT SEEDEN
Of llM o.11, ~ SUtt
The South Coast Conference championship. It
has a nice ring to 1t, doesn't it?
For some time now -12 years to be exact -
Golden West College football coach Ray
Shackleford has patiently waited for the chance to
return to the South Coast Conference and build a
strong rivalry with teams like Fulle rton and
Orange Coast.
After finishing second behind eventual
Avocado-Sowl champion Santa Monica in the
Southern Cal Conference last season. Shackleford
and his Rustlers will turn their attentions on the
South Coast Conference. knowing full well they're
the new kids on the block.
Still. the GWC coach has a pretty good idea of
what to expect this season.
"THE SCHEDULE IS overall the hardest
we 've ever h ad Ther e 's n o comparison,··
• 1981 OUTLOOK
Shackleford_says . "Even though we haven't been
in this confer ence for 12 years, we're still familiar
with most of the teams."
Shackleford isn't making any bold predictions,
but he does have a nucleus of 21 lettermen and five
returning starters to work with, including his No. 1
quarterback. Sam Aiello.
"We're not predicting any conference cham·
pionships but we're not going to be a doormat,
either. We've got as good a chance as anyone
else." Shackleford says.
As GWC 's non -confe r e n ce opene r at
Ba k e r s field thi s Saturday approaches.
Shackleford's forces are down to 81 members -a
number that makes things easy for the GWC coach
or 16 years.
"IT'S BASICALLY BETTER to work with
s maller numbers. We're further along than we
have 1,>een in the past at this stage." Shackleford
s ays
With Ai ello running a veer offense with plenty
of community college experience, Shackleford
likes the prospects of the Golden West attack this
season. The big question mark is his defense
which boasts just one starter from the 1980 team
that finis hed 5·3·2.
Here's a rundown of the Rustler squad: ..
QUARTERBACKS -Shackleford labels Aiello
(6-3. 200) a "blue chip, Division I prospect." A
second-team, all·conference selection last year
Aiello completed 110 of 196 passes for 1,378 yards.
placing him fifth on GWC's all-time list. He threw
for nine touchdowns, despite starting in only six of
the Rustlers' 10 games. He'll be backed up by San-
ta Monica CC transfer Derrick Worthy (6·0, 170).
RUNNING BACKS -"We should be able to
run much more effectively this year," Shackleford
says. The reason? The Rustlers will have returner
Todd Elliott (6-0, 100) from Crenshaw High, and
letlerman·steve Kottke (6·0, 1001. Elliott carried
the baJI 28 limes for 150 yards and three 'tDs dur-
From Page 8 5
SURF FOLDS • • •
was not renewed. several players brought in by the
club were released and a couple of favorites with
Surf fans -Mark Lindsay and Paul Cahill -were
traded off to San Jose.
Wall is just thankful he wasn't around when
the end came.
"I would have felt that it was partly my fault.
Since I left, and I · m certainly not blowing my own
trumpet, I sa~ what was coming because of cer·
lain individuals that were brought into the club,"
Wall admits.
In four years in CaUfomia, the Surf recorded a
54-70 record. The club's best year was in 1979 when
it finished at .500 with a 15·15 record.
During those four years, however, the
club just could not generate fan enthusla.sm.
''The owners are committed to growth at
every level in Orange County," notes Peterson.
"The single most important thing to note la that
these men (Henry Segerstrom, Robert Fluor, Jay
Carden, Kae Ewing and others) are businessmen.
They're dealing with eveTyt.ht.ng at a level or bual·
ness.
''When they reiterate thelr faith In soccer,
those aren't boUow words. They're genuine,"
P etenoo adds. •
Sud President 8111 Dawson and General
Manager Gary Benson were not available for eotn·
mel\l Jat.e T\lesday nlght. Laurie CaUow~ 1s lb
England on business and was also unavailable for
comment.
TM Surf la the aec:ond NASL franchlle to fold
since the regular aeaso.n eJJded lut month.
Earlier, the AUanta ChJef1 informed leaiu~ ol-
Oclals of thttr dedalon to close down.
Cates Pau G1em
mg the late s tages of 1980, while Kottke gained 80
yards in 10 carries. ''There's no question about El-
liott's a bilities. He was our best back last year in
the final game against Santa Mo nica,"
Shackleford says.
RECEIVERS -Shackleford has converted
last year's backup QB, Tony LaPlante, into a tight
end. but it will be hard to replace first-team All·
American Mark Gobel <now at Ari%ona).
LaPlante, at 6·3, 217, threw the ball for 521 yards
and five TDs in '80. Gil Rhodes (6·2. 180), a
sophomore from Edison High, caught six passes
fo r 147 yards last season and shall be Aiello's main
target from the wide receiver position. He'IJ be
joined by another former All-Sunset League star in
Chris Gales (5-11 , 175), the sophomore from
Newport Harbor. Cates caught just one pass last
year, but it was a big one -a 69-yard TD from
La Plante against Rio Hondo.
OFFENSIVE LINE -"Leading the Rustler
blocking will be Alex Gerke (6·3, 250), a tackle
from Westminster High who was forced tq red·
shirt in 198> after a motorcycle accident left him
badly burned. He'll be joined by returning starters
Bill Smith (6-4, 215) and Jim Larwood (6-2, 230),
making the GWC line one of the Rustler s'
strongest assets this season. Other possibilities are
OCC transfer Tim Inman (6-1, 225) and Dave
Melton (6-3. 250).
DEFENSIVE LINE -The GWC defense gave
up an average of 99 yards rushing per game last
Kottke Elliott £.a Plante
year. but all the Rustler starters are gone, leaving
Shackleford with one or his most inex perien;ed
lines in years. Much of the weight will fall qn the
shoulders or recently converted defensive end
Junior Pau who has recovered from a knee injury,
beefed up his frame lo 6-5, 252. and has clocked a
5.0 11\ the 40-yard dash. Other probable starters are
Brook Schnitker (6-4, 220 ) and Mike Arent (6-1.
230). a pair of sophomores who saw limited action
in '80.
LINEBACKERS -Middle linebacker Kory
Burwell C6·2, 235) Jeads another inexperienced
category. He'll be joined by freshmen Tim Bim,.son
<Ma rina) and Bob Thompson (Huntington Beach).
Both saw action in the Orange County All -star foot·
ball game thls year
SECONDARY -Safety Terry Bachmeier (6-0,
175 ) from Ocean Vi'ew, anchors a strong defensive
backfield. The two-time All-Empire League selec-
tion had seven interceptions last year, returning
the ball 127 yards in the process. He'll be joined by
cornerbacks Jim Taylor (5·10, 170 1 and Don
Mosich (6-1. 200>. They combined for five intercep-
tions last year.
KICKING GAME Place·kicker Scott Giem
capped an outstanding freshman season by
finishing fourth in the conference scoring race
with 48 points. A former runnin~ back at Newport
Harbor, Giem has also been assigned the punting
duties this year. h 0 hit on 31 of 33 extra points last
season and had a .ti'i7 percentage on field goal at·
tempts from jnside th0 40-yard line. ~-=-~~~~~~~~~
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41so retlcl: Bren! 8""•'• Try My ~.
Buow., Lcioan Chance, K.C.'• Ne$011, .a~
on SklPcoer, G111..,.,.1
Time: 1:" 215.
U UCACTA l._11 pelcl ll7t . .SO
SIX TM ·~·One mite pace
JCK!e't Choke (Wllllem•I t «> f 111 l.00 •
Zafl..,.111 IU....01 14 20 S oo
Regel Geuti. (AnderlOf"I) tAO
Alto re<»O: ~ Dew, lnoi.n S-le.
O"n Houw, -.nl Ac•, Tenoeter, Sally
O.lwln
Time: 1 ,.,0.
seVINTH ltACI. o ... mll• Dll<t.
Underral.O (~I-) 11 60 6 00 UO
OouOle Gee (....-,._,, l lO l.00
Jive Talk (GoudrN ul 2111
AIM> reuel Tiie Huiller. 8 C LI-I, C-ny Bret, Almetos, Sot.ithw•'"· Marciano,
Tr .. t11rt K•y Time I It llS
U IXACTA IM I pekHU6.00
U PICK Slit (S-$-l~.j.7-2) PllO 11 .. 1.20
wllll lour wlMlnQ ll<k•h Isl• llorMl) '1
Pkk SI• contOtellon pelCI 016 40 w1111 •win-
ning UclleU lllve l\or .. •I
I tGMTH llACI. One mllt ~· OOfl Cert Si.r IGoudtNul 4 JO 1 IO 1-C
Elly 0 V (Grunelyl S 00 l.40 Reel Soll (TOOcll l.00
Also fkeCI HIQlllend (l\.,.,.p, My Sandy,
L• P•lron. Ouol• Hiii, M~ky Hey J oflMy
Tollver
Time· 1.~0.
SJ IXACTA U.-1 pekl $UOO
NINTH ltACI. One mll• 010.
Clllr<oal H..,..,,.r (Gouelre..,I 1Jto 1to u o
Mr Grel\8m Bell
CHIKIOnl I 00 4 411
AIM race-cl ThOrtow, Mlnitter, llhi\lk
Scon, coruo. eomm.no, Clear NIQflt, My
Oltit<I KnlQtlt, Semlnoi. Chief
Time J.01.0.
lJ IJlACTA ls.ti pekl 1157.to.
TINTM ltACI o ... mlle 1>11<•
Bio Sprlno ICf'OOl\ln l 5 10 J.40 >.OO
Fooll511Fonunt151\erntnl 10 JO S.40 Bye Awly (GoudrM ul f.00
AIM> rKlcl Shy Butklfl04, oi..1 Enotl\O,
Couller·1 Image. Glemour Leo,. c1u r
Ob1.erve r, Ttt.,, trt1h, Br.ts 8oy
Time 2 01 llS
lJ IJlACTA 11-21 pekl S.S. 10
Attendlnce 1,161
Saddleback College pro1pec1s
lllTUllNING Sf"AltTeH
Cur1 Arons <•s. 2251, le, HerolCI H•oi.~
c•2. 1SOI, 01, John Hudlon CS·10. 17SI ..... Fr•nk l(re9J IM , ltOI, ol; Pllllllp Spencer u.1. 1601, db; Don lioward 1 .. 1. ns1, 01.
OTHlll ReTU•NING Lf.TTellMI H
JOlln llQhlm ( .. 1. 1001. lb, RIO 9, .....
(S-10, 1951 lb, Scott °""91Hl (64, llO) lb,
D•vld Key CH . ltOI. qb, Olarlt\ Lff IS-11, 1n1, c111; Jey llnOMy c .. 1. 11s1. ell>, Scolt
• Mc t<tnJle 1 .. 1, 11111, ro. Gery Fowler (M,
11SI, le . Anthony FrMm•n IS-11, 11SI, -.
David Front-.. (S-11, 17SI. db. Gl"t9
Olen (S-t, 1t01, db, Rlcllero Slnche1 cs-10,
1UI, rb; Ml~• Sereflnl IS-9, 1..01, wr, Ralpl>
W•l"n• cw . 11111, qb; Demltn Welltn 1•1.
13SI, 01; Ron ; 111 164, 1111), wr, Seo! Woll
IS-I, "SI. lb TltANSl'EltS
Oenlel Flenaoen, Orenoe Colli, Rey
Koller. Gol.,.n WHI. Don 0 111, O••noe
Conl, Jo#tn Schall. USIU. Mark Htlf't.
Orenoe Coest.
FltESMMEN
Sieve Ahern (S-•. ?101, r.,.un, Brien An.
drew CM , llSI, UnlvtrlilY, JerelO Allo<d
U-10, 1151, Pwrrll; Brad 8•rney IS-10, ••>.
Wulervlllt HIQll, Ohio; Sl•P"en 8111• C•J,
7101. Irvine; Scott 8lel1lno (6 O. ltOI,
Foollllll, 8ru<t Boatmen 16·1, llOI.
C•Pltl•-Velley, Wllllem 8roedllenl !H ,
1101, VIII• Pet11 , ~rey But<,,., Ct-I. llSI,
Sen Mtrln, R-rl Cllrblopller IS 10, I~).
El Toro, Lenee coo"r 16·0, 11Sl, El
Moclene, Mll<t ~I-( ... 2. JOO), Junloero S.rre, J..,.... Conti CS-•, JOSI Meter Del,
Brie n Crouley 0 ·11 , 1101, 8 1l llop
Mc Nemtre, Ill; lven Com•<llO CS-t , 1'11,
Senti Ane; Kip OlkrNrdo IW , llO). Hunt-
lnglon Buell; J im 011ns1 0 ·10, us1,
Sllveredo; 8rl•n Oouo l•n 16·0, HSI,
Pomon1; Neverro DI.an (S-10, ltSI, El
Toro, Aober1 OuBol• IS-10, 1001, Foollllll
Brllfl Emt~ (S-1, '"'· El Toro, J10
Fe ris U ·ll, HSI. El MOd•n•. Tyro,..
l"•rt uMll CS-10, 1'51, Venl<e; Tom Fllllbetk
(S-t, IHI, F-111;51..,. Celnel 1..0, 1.01,
Cet>ll1•-Velley; Oetllef 0..-M (6-1, .. SI.
Ut1lverslty; Jim GI-U·ll, Iii), Dane
Hlllt; o..oorv G<>uto 1 ... 1. Jnt, L•oune
Hlllt, David Gr-16-1, 130), LIOUfll Hiiis;
Howero Her1 1 ... 2. 2101, Dene Hiiis, AlllCllll
Herder 16·0, 110), LU VeQH; Vltl<enl
Herrl•. lrvlne, Ken Hiie , ... ,, 1101, L•oune
Hll .. 1 J-• Hotllnoer IM , 2101, FOOllllll;
J eM>tt H8Fcll IS-fl'>. 1 .. 1; Scott Htllrlcll IH ,
'"'· lllm flf t,. World; Mattl\ew HH ly, Foothlll; Sctt1 IMll (S-11, m l, Cet>lltr-
V1lley; ~ Jeco!MMI c..o, rut, 1..1-l1ect1; lrwtt Jehy 164, 1UI, Slit\ ClemtflM;
Luke J-1 .. 2. W l, Ceflltlr-V1lley, Chip Jervis IS-IO, 110), Ml.JSlon Vldlo; JelWI
1(1111110., Cephtreno Ve lley; SI•••
l(e hrwalcl 16·2. t ·SI, S.n Mercos, Jeb
Koer ber U 't , 145), T11st111; Ot nh1 m
Leftwich C6-J, HO), C•Pl•lfeno Velley:
Otvld Miiier, OMt Hiii•; JOMPll M<Cr"
CS.7, 1 .. 1. MMW Del; 0.Mll Mc.0eNICI (S-t,
1IOI. Ml.., Vlelo. lllotltr1 M<Kenrl• , ....
Ito), Ml.-. Vlei.,
fttp!Mfl MCNHI (,._IO, 1141, K1111<111< .. ,
Ill., JIM Mlrtllllll C6-J, llOI, fl .. 111111;
111 ... n INNIC:ll, Ulll...,llty; J•rr'f ~tel<.
( .. 1, 11tl 0... Hiiis, Cr1'9 Miiier CMI, 1•1. l"Htllltl; Ef'ltln MllllltllM lM, 1 .. 1, l!I
Toro; °"'" Mllllnoton ( .. 10. It.SI, Tllltln, MICllHI Mlfl(lltltO U·11, 11• Mfffef'f;
Ar1'"1r ~ IM , 141>. INIM ; Jeff MMre,
MIMI'" v .. ,.I Tilomee Mot9y c"''· 1'2), llllwr .... , ,.._,; lrl111 Miii .. , (M , 1'51,
C.,lttr-VIM!ey; 0.VIO Nil..., ( .. 3, Ull,
Oftftl. VWi: ._.rt ~ SM Cltl'MMI;
0.U. ~( .. I, UOl, I.I Ttfll, Clwlt ~.
C6·1, 1UI, C••l•tr1110 V1llty I Jelln
,,lttl\llrf IW, *" 0.0.W.t-. c.n..,
Tim OviNI ( .. J, UOI, Footfllll, lloger Rtwe
(S-10. 11111. Lis Veoes; Fred Alvera CM ,
1601, fu\tln, P•rrl>tl R-lnl C .. I. 1101. Vu«• Vellev. Ben Rod.rlQwJ , .. ,. ISSI.
C•plsl•-Velley. Jotlll Ruben, Bit e. ... ,
Jell S.lml c ... l , HSI, Cepl•lreno Velley
Cllrhtlen, JofWI Schroeder Sen ci.mente,
Roborl Sebring 16·0, 2071, El Mo.,.ne ,
Wayne Smllll ( ... >. 185). Pomone, Li net
Slewerl IH , llSI, Leoun• e.ec11, qb.
Greo Strohl (..0, 212), El _,,., Kiri<.
SwarlltOUI IM , llSl, Cofone; DevlCI Syl"'
IS-11, 11111, l..onQ BH<ll Poly; ~lvln Teylor
C• 2, JUI, O..Hey, Ollvld TllOmpson ( .. J,
11)1, Montl<AllO, N. Y .. Keith TllOmpM>ft IS-•.
11111, Et Toro, Tom Trost 1 ... 1. 11SI, ll'"°P 0 1100. OolO WelU (S.11. 205), LIQUN
BH<ll 0.rn Welman , .. ,. 1SSI. MIHloft
Viejo, JolVI WlllOtl IS-10, 11SJ, C•PIJlr-
Ve lley. lewrenc:e Wit.on, MelO<tylancl, Joe
Wl11<kl•• 1 .. 1, >Otl, El Modena.
High 1chool ranking• dflllefllve~•
Po. TN m, record
t ... _(141
Polnb ,.
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l St P ... 1 IHll
• LO\ AllOI (1.01 } FOfll-(I.())
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1 M .. lrDel1141
l,MerlM (M l
•·Loyola 11.01 10. Servile (1.()1
ClflSMMn~e
1 E>Pe•Anl.1 11.01
1 Lf11-l1.0I l Loar• 11-01
.. (lie) 1-.Cll (14)
Downey (1.01
•El -(C.-11
1 Foothill (1.01
I . El Dor-IC.-11 t . VIiie Pert< (1.01
10 Senl• Ana Vellev (~II
Clfl c:-tral ~e 1 Ceplllr-Velle'f Cl.0)
J Mlulon Vle)O I 1.01
l. Br .. ,otlndl 11-01
I Plul X 11.01
S Le Mir-111-11 .
• 6 SI S.merci 11.01
1 (lie ) A.-lm (0-1)
Veten<le ( 1.0)
9 l e O..lnte 11-01
11>. 8tllf'-1' (1-0)
Grand Prix point 1tendlng1
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1J
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J7
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61 ., • ,.
12
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Wllll•m•, "'POlnts
J Nel-Ptquet, 8ratil, Br-.m, 46.
J (lie) AW.. Jones, Al.dll'elle, Wllllemt,
•llCI Aleln """'· Frence. R-tt. J7 •«II S. Jit<-1.Alfl ... Frence, Ligler, )4.
6. Cllel Giit .. VIII-.,..., Citied•, F9r·
rarl, enc1.-wet1Dn, lr·et-. Mcl.lre11, JI
•1<11.
I. Ello de AllQtllt, Italy, LOM , U.
t. c1i.1 R-Arnow<, l"rence, Renaun,
lllO HIKlor AtbllQW, MHICO. 8~ .... em, 11
•it<h 11 Ille) lllc<erdo Petr-. Italy, Arr.-,
I ncl Edell• Qlffvw, U.S.. 10 each.
I) Didier Plroftl, Ftence, Ferreri,•.
U Nl91tl Men.Mii, Britain, l..oha, S.
1 S Mii« Surer, Swltier1.,,.,, T-., 4.
16 M1rlo -.em, U.S., Alie "-·).
PGA money leadera
, ........ s..t.111
Rey FIOyCI Tom Kite
Tom Wet1on
Bruce Lletlke
Hel• l,...111
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Jerry P81•
Cur1l1 Slr-
L1rry Nelson
JofWlny Mlller
0-vloGr-m
Craig Stadler
80blly (~ Jit<lt ,._
J ey He••
J1ckNIOlllUl
LOfl Hln•lt
KellllF~
LN TrevlftO
FuuyZ•tter
Gll M°'*"' B ... c ..........
J-C-J-MllNfNy
RonSlriKll
Tom Puruer
Pelwro.f-lt
Tom Wtltlloof
scou s1..._
Afldy NOr111
AllCIY B ...
0-geArc: .....
H11ber1 G,_,
Edl'lerl
JlmSl-
0.n PoH
Oen H•I...,_,
Ltot11,_ TNmp9on aerryJetdllll
Mart He.,_ C1M11 ,,_
l'renl!C-r
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Ml .. 11*
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Ttl'llJtMIM
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MMll o•,,..,.
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Tommy vellltt1,.
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&VI ...... 1¥1 .. OllTA9'C8 1. 06ll .... DU t. ,,.. c..wM, nu. a. f-~.DU. 4. PllQY heller, OU.
1.1 111 .....,,mt
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1 ee1ot111 "'""· 121. a. Jack N1<a1-
·"' 3 Ina u.trM. 7tt • T-Kite, "'2
t. J.-.,111111 .... ·"'· .-vaaMa PVTn .... a°"MD
t T-W..-, ..... I . AIM T8"'e, 11.1'
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1, a rlOCt Lletlllt, .tt. t . Jerry Pele,
.ft4. i. Tom w.._. ,JOit. • ••r l"lo\l'd, .io1. t. f-Kite, ••
IAOUILIAOa•S
I I.Oft HIN!le .. lruce LleUtoe, 10. 1 ~ ••ln!I. i.-,.. n-..en. --.,
C1"11m119fl. ferry Ol4N ..a lrwu e>.ue-. ..
llltOll LIADC ..
1 Tom 1 1111, M. t. C"'11t Stt'"eftlle, D6. 1.
I n.<• LltiiM, m 4 Vence ~ef1111, m •
MerkL.,..,m .
I
Deep Ha fl1hlng
1111•Po•T (Deuy•a L•O•rl •>
1119lert '•IO t>enltp, .. WM OllH, .. u lko
IMu, n roe' flsll, XJ2 mecu rel.
DANA -AltP -121 enoi. .. · 10 IMH •
ttl bOllllO, 1'7 me<kerel, I yellowtell, 14
rock fltll
O<eANMDe -S6 entlen. '1S bOnllo, '° cell<o blU. S wnct i..u, s rock lllll, I?
mech rll.
SAM 01180 IMaM Lllllf lllf, I'll ... ,.
Ml•'6, ....... ~) -IOA engletl 271
yell-tell, J bwrec..O., 60 bonito, 1 cetko oau . 4l roo 1111\.
LOMO laACM (QooeM'I Wllerfl Jl
e 119t1rs: .., "llowl•ll, • bertacuCI•, llO
-llo, 43 calico i..u . 93 roct 11111
llAL llACM 1J engi.,. l4J rock
fish, IOS mll(llerel, "' -Ito, J llellbul, 1
yellowtall.
AVILA IAV (Per1 Su L .. 1o1 ,.
•nolert "lll>Kor•
Grand Pr11 tourn1ment
( .. P-.-,Slcllrl
' l'nll ..... M .....
Jelme FlllOI def. GlltflllUU RIN IOlnl, ... 2.
.. ,, Merlo ,,_.,,.,., Oef. Zlljko Frenulovle,
W , s-7, .. J. WOltK Fllllk Oef Diego Pere1,
..,. 1-4, Mll-4 Or•nt•t 0.1. Jen Norbeck,
M , 6·1, 1·S. Corr-Bereuuttl 0.1 R.,.,.lro
Be111vlct.1, ""· ,_., •·1.
Hlah 1chool women
lrvlM 11, Saa C.._.. I , .......
Hiii Ill def. Holl, ..0, o.i Cumin, •·2, Clef
MHr, .. ,, AtYllOICI\ (II won .. ,, .. ,, "1.
L-H Cll -1-4,6-J,6_, -Hacun_,,. Pe-lu\ (11 oet Ruul<tr
KIO•lerman, .. 2. Clef. BundY·Clllro. •·l . OM
Ro4>lnlon-OeLl1i., .. • • Lttnellne,.Wllllemt
Ill Iott ""· won .. ,, .. ,, L Pevonerlut·
Cheomen 111-•·•.•·•. 1-0,
High achool water polo e.r..c1e 11. ,._.,. v111ey t
k-l>YOWrten
Founlllll V•ll•y I 0 2 0-l Etlencle • 7 1 1 11
F-81•1n Velley scoring L"'I• 2, Le,..
Cllno
Ellencle ac.or1no 1-..1 1. Ur•lnl J, Orele J, I ref-)
Women's YOlleyball
CC>t.LllGI.
F•ett'll Stele Clef UC Irvine. 1-1~, 17 1s,
IS-7, I~.
HIGH SCHOOL
Merl111Clef. LMAlamllol, IH, U-5, IS-0 M•l•r Del Ott W.stmlntler. IS-•. 1~1s.
IS-9, 1>-IS, 1S-t
HASL playoff•
SeMIPIMAU
( ....... 9ree) Tt8y'o0-,
S.n DI-.i Oii~. n ICoamos -Mrll'S.1.0)
Forf ~II el Cosmos, n, IS.n 01900
INd•-l•,1-411
S....r'• 0--Forl LAudtf'dlle et Cosmol, Ir ne<Hll!'Y -.....,•10-
Sen 01-.i Ollcaoo. n, II ~•t.tery
Croll country ranking•
C1' ~A 80'tS
I. , ....... Y.....,; J. Simi Velley, J.
F-111; 4. VIiie P-; S. El Oor-; L U11~; 1. DOI Pueelos; .. C...\e ...... ;
t IEI Toro; 10. 111•1 Tllovund O•h.
Wettl•ll.•, eni-11te Velley.
Clfl •A 80YS
I. M-Ootl; !. Hae~ H ..... 1 WllMll;
J. Ntn:t. 4 San C-1; S. lt-tllld; 6
-ltllello; 1 Bur1ietlk; I. 5-t; t . 1-
P1rk; 10. MlqlOn Vi.lo.
Clfl ... OlltU
1. U•l-.ily; I. C-U Mel; J, Newbur(
Perk; 4. F-111; I. ,._.... ¥....,,; '-
• .._T 1 ThovMrlcl Oelit; I. C.-...
-; t. Twlln. 10. (tl•I Wnl Ton_.,
lrvlM.
Cll'UelllU
1. SM Marlllt, I. S....US; J. Mire C.i.; f.
Welnul; S. all4'•0U9h1 (Al~rHll; 6.
Beverl, Hiiis; 1, Bl"'°" Monloom«y, I.
L..-. 9Ndl; t. Plone«; 10. Norco.
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lat..-.,..._ lmo1 '*"'·
I •
Fish story
discussioD
irks Brett
By l'~D ZINTEL
OfUMo.llY ...... .._
A long·standing barrier or
sllet1ce between Kansas City
Royals' third baseman Georce
Brett and Kansas City Times
writer Mik~ Fish, came to aA
end early Tuesday morning, but
not before tempers bad flared
and punches were thrown
T he incident occured at ap·
proximately 1:30 a .m . outside a
cocktail lounge in Anaheim .
Fis h . exiting the lounge with
follow reporter Alan Eskew or
t he Topeka Capital J ou rr!al,
a l o ng with Jan is Ca r r , a
former staff writer ror the Los
Ange les Times and her sister,
met up with Brett a nd two
women frie nds.
Bretl and Fish began talking
about a Fish story published
June 2. regard ing Brett's al·
leged bat s winging in a restroom
in Minne apolis in which he
broke several facilities, accord·
ing to the stor y.
Both admitted Tuesday that
the verbal exchange was in "a
joking fashion.'·
However, Carr entered the
conversation at one point. offer ·
ing her opinion on the matter.
She told Bretl that as a public
figure. he should come to expect
stories such as Fish's. "Don't
you think you're m the public
limelight as an athlete?" she
questioned Brett.
The n, according to Carr, Brett
pointed his finger at her, s aying,
"I don't have to take that."
Brett later was quoted as s aying
that he was s urprised. "Here
was this girl who I've never
seen before. telling me what to
do." Brett reportedly said .
At that moment. Fish stepped
in a nd told Bret t that he
shouldn't be doing that (pointing
his finger at Car r>.
As the two drew in c loser,
Dean Vogelaar. the Royals'
public r e l a tions director,
e merged on the scene and pulled
Fish away from f\retl
Vogelaar and Fish then began
an exchange of words which de·
veloped into an exchange of
fi sts
Finally. players Willie Wilson
and Greg Keatley arr ived on the
scene to help restore order a fter
"Brett had moved into the action.
Vogelaa r also reportedly acted
as a peace maker in the end.
Fis h received several cuts un-
der both eyes while Vogelaar
had some deep scratches in the
rjbcage ar ea
Royals general manage r Joe
Burke was contacted for a state·
m ent. Burke said that although
the club would not condone any
of the actions taken by Brett. no
fo r m al public apology was
planned
From Page 85
ANGELS •••
and won the Fireman of the
Year awardJ. all I had was a
sinker. This year. I've added a
breaking pitch.
"I know m yself. I'm looking a
little forward to playing Oakland
in the playoffs. The key was
g a ining 12 games during the
strike . I don't know if we'd be
here now if it wasn't for the
strike ...
The Angels will hos t the
Royals tomght in the series and
hom estand finale. But with JUSt
17 gam es re maining. they have
little more at stake than pride.
The Angels' lineup Tuesday
night looked like som ething a
lO·year·old (an who didn't know
any better would devise.
With injuries to starters Rod
Carew. f'red Lynn and Butch
Ho bson. and with a host of
youngsters and shaky veterans
behind them, it was a strange
batting order .
Don Baylor . who h a dn't
played first base· since joining
the Angels in 1977. was there,
filling in for Carew.
Bert Campaner is was the
leadoff hitter and the bottom
thir d of the order read: Joe
Ferguson, Juan Beniquez and
Brian Harper.
* ANGeL NOTH -Ac<orcllng to Meucll, tM In. le<tlOfl on K• , _ _., elbow •as er'91fw111,
ol~ .. 1 mlncw lnftemmellon. H..-..,, t dly 11Wr hit IHI_..,. IFrldlyl llVll'lllMM Md
Mt In 111 1\11 lhr-"'9 l\llncl. "I ,_..,,,.., -
wMn I Md • boll In llW _, ef my ...-. Tiwll
llurt mort then _.., nlollt'1 lelll." sel4
~11 . . a.-. ........ w•• t*ll-lor t1lt
third 11r11Q11t eeme wltfl • llf'llltod ...,.... W ·
ftrtd wt111e dMno '°' • er-*• Set..,.., ...
Tiie Angti. hlvt ,_ to1t flv• Jtrt'91rt to Ille
lllov•••
Estancia batters
F oontain Valley
Scoring six big goals in the
first quarter to take a command·
ing lead. the E stancia Hi1h
Eagles waler polo team downf!d
Fountain Valley, 11·3, Tuesday
in non·league action Lo the win-
ne r's pool.
Don Drake, John Uralnl and
pavie Ireland all scored three
goals whil~ I>avid rnadoml bad
·two lor the Eagles. Bob i.e.riJ
with two and Steve lAnd1nO did
the Baron IC!Clrint. " Mlke SWn bad 12 H"9 la loU
ror &at.ancla • the Eillel Poll· ed their MClOlld stnlOt mt«y
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High fiber foods are
healthy, nutritious
Grains have sustained us through the ages.
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Applesa"Uce jumbles. have been
in. Amerj9aJi cooki,e jars since
Colonial days ... C7
Americans have relied on corn, oats and barley as
important staples in their diets throughout history.
Even Katherine Bates when she wrote ··America
The Seautiful" called our attention to the "amber
waves or grain."
W lwle grain batter rolls are excellent with tuna barley chowder
According to .. Nutrition and Your Health -
Dietary Guidelines for Americans.·· issued by the
Departments of Agriculture and Health, Education
and Welfare, Americans need to increase the
a mount or wholegrain breads and cereals along
with other high fiber foods.
Many changes have occurred in the way we
live and work and yet grains remain a basic food
of our diets because·
Grains are readily availabfe in the United
States. The Great Plains region is noted for its
wheal crop and the Midwest is the corn growing
center of the Uni ted States . Oats a re grown
North CentT'aMttates The Dakotas, Minnesota,
Iowa. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. The
major production area for barley is North Dakota,
Montana, ldaho, California and Minnesota.
Much of the grain produced is found in
various types of cereals. Ready-to-eat cereals are
popular in today's busy lifestyles because they are
convenient while providing important nutrients to
our diets. As for hot cereals. oats have headed the
"best seller" list for ma ny years. A newer
product, instant oatmeal, is a popular hot cereal
that's quick and easy to prepare. This cereal
comes both plain and in flavored varieties. H is
recommended that we eat four or more servings
from the '"gr ain group" each day.
helping to achieve a balanced diet. Tbe three
gr ains, oats, barley and com , all make similar
contributions to our diet. or the common grains. oats are the highest in
protein. They are nutritious, retaining most of the
nutrients present when lhey were growing in the
fi eld. Since oats are a wholegrain, they are
complete. Nothing has been added to the grain,
and nothi ng of consequence has been taken out.
-throughout the world where teft1perature and
moisture are suitable for cultivated crops. The
major production area in the United States ~s our
Grains contain carbohydrates, protein,
vitamins. minerals and a little fat. Renewed
interest in lhe need for fiber in the American diet
reminds us that wholegrains are an excellent
source of bulk or dietary fiber. Fiber is important
because it helps move food waste through the
digestive tract more rapidly. Ac cording to
"'Nutrition and Your Health -Dietary GuideUnes
for Americans," the average American diet is low
in fiber. To make sure you have enough fiber in
your diet. include wholegrain breads and cereals,
plus fruits and vegetables. '
The body needs some 40 different nutrients to
s tay healthy. And no single food supplies all the
essential nutrients in the amount you need . That's
why it's important to eat a variety of foods and use
the Basic Four Food Guide as a checklist for
They still contain their original bran, germ
a nd endosperm. The germ is a concentrated
source of nutrients, high in vitamins, minerals and
protein. The endos perm is a storehouse or
carbohydratesandprotein.
The bran is the outer covering of the grain that
(See GRAINS, Page C8)
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Wheat germ Rdds to classic hreakf ast breads
Tender, melt in your mouth -croissants are unequalled by any other form of roll
while breadsticks are exceptionally healthy· and tasty
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Croissants and breadsticks fine at breakfast
These dassic breakfast breads -flakv
croissants and crisp breadsticks are classy with
wheat germ. They are fun to make and enjoya-
ble to eat. Both wheat germ breads are out ·
standing, extra wholesome and delicious. Easy
to follow, step by step directions for the
homestyle new recipes were worked out.
The first meal of the day is important in
eating plans for the whole day. Breakfast is an
excellent lime to get into the two shakes
routine.
Two half ounce shakes or wheal germ over
• cereal or yogurt is a quick approved way of get·
ting off to a good nutritional start. Delectable
ho mema de wheat germ c roissants a nd
breadsticks are more time consuming choices.
Tender, melt in the mouth croissants are
unequalled by any other form of roll. Flakiness
is achieved by incorporating butter into the
dough layer upon layer. As the rolls. bake, the
butter melts making many paper thin layers.
This recipe has an easy way of rolling the
butter into the wheat germ dough. Follow the
directions for ch_illing the dough between roll·
ings for best results. You'll Uke the earthy, sub·
tie flavor and texture vacuum packed wheat
germ gives to the croissants. They freeze and
reheat beautifully.
The breadsticks, made with wholewheat
flour, wheat germ, and herbs are exceptionally
wholesome and tasty. The secret to their won-
derful crispness is two bakings. .
First a short bake in a 350-degree oven to
brown. Cool and return to a 30<>·degree oven for
drying. Tiu;! bread sticks keep well wrapped in
foil.
CROISSANTS
l IA cups softened butter
2t,.!, to 3 cups flour
2 packages active dry yeast
1 cup warm water (105 to 115 degrees)
~cup sugar I
~ teaspoon salt
1 egg
~ cup vacuum packed wheat germ,
regularl
Egg Wash
Beat together butter and y, cup flour.
Spread on wax paper or foil to a 12x6·lnch rec·
tangle. Refrigerate untll firm, about 30 mlnutes.
Dissolve yea.st ln warm water in lar1e bowl.
Add sugar, salt, e11, wheat .aerm and 2 cups
flour. Beat wjth electric mixer at medium speed
1 minute .• Gradually atir In Ju.at enou1h of re·
maining flour with wooden spoon to make a soft
doul}l which leaves aides of bowl. Knead on
H1htly floured aurface 5 to 8 minulel or until
dough ia smooth and elutic. Roll doulh into
14·incb ~uare. Place cbilled butter oa one aide
of recta.n1le. Fold doulh over butter and pinch
edges to seal. Roll into 20x·l4-inch rectangle.
Fold dough in thirds. Place on baking sheet.
Refrigerate 10 minutes to firm butter. Repeat
rolling, folding and refrigerating dough 3 more
times. If b~tter begins to break through,
sprinkle with. flour to seal. Wrap and refrigerate
dough 2 to 3 hours after last folding.
Cut dough into thirds. Roll out one third at a
time. Refrigerate remaining pieces unt.il ready
to use. Roll one third into 20xl4-inch rectangle.
Cut crosswise into 4 equal parts. Cut each piece
diagonally to form 2 triangles. Roll up each
triangle toward point s tarting from S·inch side.
Place on ungreased baking sheet. Curve to form
crescent. Brush with Egg Wash. Cover loosely
with plastic wrap. Let rise in warm, draft free
place 30 to 45 !Pinutes untJl light. Bake in 350•
oven 16 to 20 ttiinutes or until golden. Serve-9"
warm, if desired. Makes 2 dozen croissants.
EGG WASH: Beat together 1 egg and 1
tablespoon water.
WHEAT GERM BREADSTICKS
o/.i c up vacuum packed wheat germ,
regular
1 package active dry yeast
2 tablespoons sugar
l l>"J teaspoons salt
1h teaspoon Italian herbs
'h cup olive oil
~cup hot water 020· to 130°)
o/.i cup whole wheat nour .
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EggWash ·· · ..
Wheat germ and i::oarse salt for sprinkling
Combine 1 cup 'flour, wheat germ, un·
dissolved yeast. sugar. salt, betbs and oJlve oil
in large bowl~ Add hot water. Beat with electric
mixer at medium speed 2 minutes. Scrape oc·
c asionally. Add whole .. wheat flour .. !1eat at
medium speed 1 minute. Gro;Adually stlr ln just
• enouah of remaining flour with wooden spoon to
make a soft dough which leaves sides of bowl.
Turn out onto floured surface. Koead 5 ·minutes
or until dough is smooth and elastic. Place.iii
greased bowl, tumln& to coat alJ. sides: Cover
and let rise in warm, draft free place about C
minutes or until doubled ... Punch doug~ down ..
Divide dough into 24 to 30 equ.al ple~~hape ._ '.
each piece into 12-inch rope. Place· on areased
baking sheets. Brush with Egg Wa• Sprinkle
with wheat germ and coarse salt. Bake id "3$0~
oven 10 to 12 minutes wiUI lighUy bt()bed.
Remove from oven. Cool on rack. Red'uc,.oven
temperature to 300 degrees. Retu.Qi tareadatl~kl
to oven. Bake 20 minutes IOG1er. &!ne ,,ariri lf
deslred. Wrap in foll to atQre, Jf•llke1 •I to)~ '' 1 dozen bread.sticks. · \ .... · ' . . · · .
EGG WA-SH: Beat toletber 1 'th and. i• ·
tablespoon water.· · · :· •·
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and trosen. Bake fTo1tli 1tlcn. u : dil'ftted
above.
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.Bread made with bran, • • raisins
BRAN NUT AND
RAISIN BREAf)
1 Ya cups all-purpose
flour
1 tablespoon bakin1
powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 ~ cups shreds or
wheat bran cereal
~ cup firmly
packed brown suear
'4 cup milk
~cup water
V.S cup moluses
~ cup Englhb
walnut.a, broken
~ c~p seedlesa
raisins
Stir together flour.
baklng powder and salt.
Set aside.
, t Peanutty garlic pull-apart Loaf
ln large mlxlng bowl,
mix together cereal,
sugar. milk, water and
molasses. Mix in flour
mixture. SUr in walnut.a
and raisins. Spread in
greased 9 x 5 x 3·inch : Peanuts, garlic good in ~· C=chy peanuts and whole loaf in a napkin· 1 Tbsp. grated
loaf
loaf pan.
• a t}int of garlic combine lined basket and let your Parmesan Cheese tef make this home-£\Jests pull apart
bread baking pan. Pour
any remaining butter
mixture over the top.
Sprinkle with Parmesan
Cheese .
Bake at 350 degrees
about 1 hour or until
wooden pick inserted
near center comes out baked, pull-apart loaf slices. Let zen dough thaw
, truly unique. . I • PEANUTl'Y GARLIC
PtJLL.APAJlT LOAF
l (one pound) loaf
frozen bread dough
enoug so that lt can be
cut · a knile (approx-
imately 1 hr. at room
temperature or over-
night in refrigerator).
Cut loaf into 10 equal
slices. Mix butter, garlic
c lqves, chives, and
peilnuts together. Dip
dough pieces lnt-0 butter
mixture. Place slices
'Upright in SW' x 41h" x
21h" lightly greased
clean.
Yield: 1 loaf . . Easy to prepare using
frozen bread dough, the
loaf is a tasty accom.
panimenl to special out·
door barbecue meals.
The Peanutty Garlic
Pull-"part Loaf can be
3 cloves garlic,
minced
BEAN GRID ·
OLE CAKES
l lh cups all-purpose
flour
\ 1 tablespoon baking'
baked well ahead of
. time and reheated on
2 Tbsp . salte d
peanuts, chopped
2 Tbsp. butter,
melted .
Let dough rise in
warm sac (85 to 130 d egree ntil dough
reaches top of the. pan.
Bake in 3'15 degree oven
25 to 30 minutes or until
loaf is golden brown.
Serve warm in n'apkin
lined basket. The loaf
c an be cooled and
wrapped in foil for serv-
ing later.
powder
IAa teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar
tegg t. the grill.
t To serve, place the
1 Tbsp. freeze-dried
chives 1 ~ cups nfilk
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Bran nut and raisin bread
l cup wheat bran
flakes cereal
Stir together flour,
baking powder, salt and
sugar. Set aside.
is softened. Add flour
mixture, stirring only to
combine. Batter will be
lumpy.
golden brown on both
sides. Serve immediate-
1 y with melted butter
and maple syrup.
Yield: 12 pancakes In medium-s ize mix·
ing bowl, beat egg until
foamy. Stir in milk and
cereal. Let stand about 2
minutes or until cereal
Using scant 1~ cup
batter for each pancake,
drop onto greased and
preheat e d g riddle,
s preading s lightly .
Cook. turning once, until
NOTE : Batter is
thick. 1 lo 2 tablespoons
m o r e milk may be
added, if desired.
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1 -,()C Orange Coat DAJLV PIL?T/WednHday, September 18, 1981
Fali's damP and cool Weather
is good · time to bake breads
Fa,11 aod coo l er lell ·· ailcf enouah of the re· balls 'in 12 (2~·1nch )
weather slanal the start 2 teupoona aalt malnlnc nour to make a murtln Un cups. Cover
1'',.j>f the bread bakln• e~to8\.iicupsfiou.r 1ottdou1hthat lsoaayto with towel; l~l rise ln \ !:..'!eason each year. Wben · 1\41 cupt ralslns handle. Form Into a warm p I ace until
'-\lie day ls cold or dlt· Melted butter or ball; place in areased doubled in volume ,
'>4\\ mal, there's noth'lna mar1irine bowl, turnina once to about 4 5 minutes .
more pleasina than the ar eue top. Cover bowl: Remove towel. Bake ln aroma of home-baked In 01lxln1 bowl dla· ref rt1erate 2 bou rs ; 400 degree qven untll
yeas~ bread, fresh from aolve yeast ln water. punch down. Douah may golden brown, about 20
the oven. Add •UJC&r, butter, eag. be kept refrigerated up minutes. <Re maining
Unfortunately, for salt and 3 cups of the to 3 days. When ready to balf of dough can be
many cooks, findina the flour. Beat with electric use, divide dough ln baked or held in the
time to bake traditional mixer at medium speed half. Form 1 half Into 36 refrigerator for later
yeast breads is often dlf· 2 mlrf'utes untll well equal balls. Coat with use.)
Celebrate California'•
large ratain harvut
with rai6in batter rolls,
prepared one day and
baked the nut.
fk ull. Thanks to modern blended. Sir in rai~lns melted butter. Place 3 .Makes 2 dozen rolls. bread baking technl-~~.:...:_~.:...-~~___::;,__~.::..:..:..:.:.:.:_..:..::..:.:.:.:_:_:...:.::..:.:__:_~_.:;:::.=::.:::...:...:=.:::.::..::..:::.::::.:..~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:::::::~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
--ques, however, baking
at home has become
possible for even the
busiest cook.
For example, Raisin
Batter Rolls follows the
·'refrigerated·' method
-an ideal method for
those who want to do all
of the preparation in ad-
vance, and save (he bak-
ing for later.
f The raisin-filled dough
a n wait in t h e
,efrigerator up to three
4 ays before being
thaped into rolls and
aked to a go ld en
rown.
i Raisins have been the
1n ain stay in many
lakes, cookies, pies and
teads for centuries.
akers rely on raisins
r their distincti ve
• h e wy .text 1.1re and
a aturally sweet fl avor.
' F ortunately , ideal
f..e ather conditions in
California this past Sep·
lember have assured an
f,cellent raisin supply
r the upcoming year.
ow's the time to begin
itocking up on raisins
t>r the fall and winter
oooking and baking
1eason ahead.
From tender raisin
4ies to carrot salads lo
~rkey stuffings, raisins
•dd a special touch.
'In m ost ~upermarkets, you 'II
Qnd raisins available in
~veral varieties. The
m ost p op ul ar and
Rimiliar raisin variety is
the .natural seedless, a
rlich, dark-colored raisin
<tried in th'l! sun.
• The golden seedless
r4eisin retains the li ght, ~alur al color of the
grape through special
nrocessing. Goldens of-
~r color contrast and a
'stinctive 4lngy !Javor
fruit~akes, cookies
d candy.
Available in limited
antity are the Mu scat
nd Zante C urrant
ls ins, two varieties
at are prized for quali-
baking, especially
uring the holidays.
J_ Additional recipes for
'18isin yeast breads are ~vailable by writing for
~ free leafle t titled
•.Yeast Bread Favorites
rLr o m t h e R a i s i n
Kitchen." Included in
t e 'leaflet are five re-
pes plus valuable bak· -
i g tips. For a copy,
rite to:
Raisin Yeast
Bread Recipes
\ California Raisin
Advisory Board
I Dept. NP
P.O. Box 5172
1 Fresno, CA 93755 I RAISIN
BATfER ROLLS .i 2 packages active
qry yeast
2 cups lukewarm
wate r (110 t o 115
tgrees)
1h cup sugar
d \;. c up butter or
rflargarine, melted
f
Barbecue
sauces big
~ifference
It's barbecue season
and the aroma or
pungent flavorings fills
the air. Outdoor cooks
know that sauces make
·the difference between a
ho-hum barbecue and a
great one.
Here's a recipe for
S w eet-Sour Chi c k e n
Kabobs sure to establish
your reputation as a
barbecue chef.
The .sweet-sour
mirlf'ade for this dish ~'ombtnes sQy sauce,
laeapple juice, and
inger 8bd doubles as a
baste wtllle the chicken
ii irllling.
To go with Chicken
abobs, prepare frozen a& ~otJ appetldrs,
cooltecl rl&Jtt on the grill
and Ht"Ved with Chinese
~ot mustard and sweet
and sour sauce (th~
sau ces are available
bottled). Hot rice, tossed ref o talad ana fresh
11 ult complement the
arbecue.
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include "retailer "lrea:· or..:gsoeery purchase"' coupons or exceed the
value ol the item E1Ccludes hquor. tobacco and fluid mllk products
Llmtt One Item Per M•nufectu,.,.. Coupon
end Llmtt 4 Double Coupone Per Cuetomer
Coupon Ehcttff Sept. 17 thru Sept. 23, 1811
~HI>
Double Coupon
Present this coupon along with any one Manufacturers· "cents oll"
coupon and get double the savings when you purchase the item Not to
include ·retailer" rree" or "grocery purchase" coupons or exceed the
value or the item Excludes liquor. tobacco and fluid milk products
Limit One Item Per Menufecture,... Coupon
end Limit 4 Double Coupone Per Cuatomer
Coupon Effective Sept. 17 thru Sept. 23, 1181
100% Pure-Chilled
qalphs
orange
Bell Braner'
Variety
Pak
Juice
.112 gal.
'ctn.
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19
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7-Bone
Roast
HiC
Drink
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
1 lb.
pkg.
Mother's
Cookie&
111/2 oz.
·tray
Men)
Tube Socks
•• ·~ 99 per lb.
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Only at Ralphs!
with every $75.00 order
Feature Item of th• Week
Hearthside Sculptura
Muat be on one tape. No accumulatlon of Stoneware Dinnerware
reglater tapea. Cereal Bowl ree Plua another Ralphs exclualvel
TICKET *WORTH $8. 95 ::~::•;;~~~~~~~~ 0S4~~~ ~~~=·~~~oo
'Tick ... may not be ••cftanted tor oeeh and ere non·tranefereble. Ticket lncludee
edmlaelon to all attrlletleM lncludlna epectecul•r lpec:lal Eftecta Steqe. l'ood or Offer end• October 14, 1981 l'Mf'ChancMM not lnctudM. l'ull deUlll9 at 111 Ralptte metllet.. Offer 1ubject
to change wHIMMIC ,...._,
Prlc• effective
S.pt.17 thru Sept. 23, 1981
Sewing• relete to prewlou1 Wfftt'• Relph•
price, 0r IHI d•t• prlot to tnltlel prlc.
redu,atlon Hclu1lw• of edwertlMd Of promollonal prlcft.
AdwefUeed l"""9 In INe ed ......... price or '°"9f In .. a'°'"-Pfloel othet lttMI .. ..,..... Pftce1 ...., Y8tJ d8' ,..,_ ..-__. ciomp9ttetofl, coet tecton or O"lfllPhlc
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with each $5.00 purchaH
!911 ..... --· Ult
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All Rlghta R•1rwd.
We ,...,..e the ....... to Nmlt
or NfuM ..... to commerolel
deeler9 Of wttol11al1ra.
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Prune ·buttermilk coffeeloaf
~~r.!ln~~i!.~~mp~~ u~~~':..!.?~.~~,?..~~m -
si n1in1. the alarm Yield: 1 toaf. drlpplnga. bin~ Heat 2 tablespoons
clock 's meuaae le BUN_'.~' BACON Tou cereal with 2 bacon drippings in large
clear. It's thne to rub 8CllAMBL£D EGGS teaspoons of the bacon frypan until bubbly. Add thesleepfro~your eyea 6strlpsbacon d rippings in small egg mixture. C09k ov.ir
and cbMSe the foa from ~ cup wheat bran frypan. Cook over low low heat, stirring oc·
your mind, aettln& the tlaktw cereal heat until crisped, sUr· casionally, until eggs
day'• rouUna into mo-6 eggs, allahtty rine constantly. Remove are cooked and cheese is tion. beaten from beat. Crumble l melted slightly.
Hop~full y -and y, cup milk strip bacon. Toss with Just before serving
healthfully -high on v, teaspoon salt cereal mixture. Set stir in about v. cup of
the IJlOming's acenda ls 1 package (3 aside. the · cer eal m ixt ure .
breakfast. Breakfast ls (oz.) cream cheese, Crumble re maining Sprlnkle remaining
the time to refuel your finely chopped. bacon strips. Add eggs, cereal mixture over top.
body. Thl! body's blood 1 Cook bacon stripa milk. salt and cream Vie~~ 4 servings.
Th~ prune buttermUk
colft~toa/ i1 °' moilt
the 1econd dail o.s the
day it wa.t boMd.
sugar has decreased.
most likely reaching a
fa sting level which is
normal after eight to
lwelve hours without
food. Breakfast provides
energy that can help the
body and mind function
at peak efficien cy
throughout the morning.
The menus and re-
cipes that follow s how
how easily the morning
meal c an be var ied,
combining traditional
breakfa s t foods
nutritiously -and de·
liciously.
VONS DOUBLE COUPONS
MEArt DOUBLE SAVINGS
Appetite· appealing
Prune-Buttermilk Cof-
feeloaf can be the center
of attention in a country-
s tyle breakfast when
served with fresh apple
cider. Canadian-st yle
bacon and as$orted
cheeses. ·
The coffeeloaf is as
moist and tas t y the
second day as it is when
freshly baked.
Or try "Cereal Mix
'em Up" for a change.
Combine two or more or
your favorite ready-lo·
e1t cereals for a tasty
q uick·to·fix meal. A
heartier breakfast can
be built around Bran 'n ·
Bacon Scrambled Eggs.
A c ris p mixtur e of
c rumbled bacon and
cereal uniquely tops the
crea m c hee se
scrambled eggs. ,,
PRUNE-BUTTERMILK
COFFEELOAF
1112 c ups all ·
purpose nour
1 cup whole wheat
fl our
1~ cup shreds or
morsels or wheat bran
cereal
'Al teaspoon bak-
ing powder
soda
l teaspoon baking
1 i teaspoon sail
1 • cup shortening
l cup sugar
1 egg
l Y.i c ups but-
termilk
1 cup finely cul,
pitted prunes
Stir together all-
purpose flour, whole
wheat nour, cereal , bak·
ing powder . soda and
salt. Set aside.
In large mixing bowl ,
beat shortening and sug-
ar until light and fluffy .
Add egg and byttermilk.
Beat we ll. Stir in
prunes. Add flour 'mix·
lure, stirring just until
moistened. Spread in
greased 9 x 5 x 3-inch
loaf pan.
Bake in oven at 350
degrees about 50
minutes or until tests
Barbecue
sauces
From Page C4
SWEET-SOUR
CHICKEN KABOBS
2 whole c hicken
breasts. skinned, boned ,
a nd cul into l'14·inch
pieces
1 can (163• ounces)
pineapple c hunk s ,
drained (reserve juice>
2 green peppers, cut
into eighths
16 water chestnuts
(one 8-ounce can)
8 cherry tomatoes
8 large mushroom
caps _.
Marinade:
·~ cup soy sauce
•A.z cup reserved
pineappl e juice
1/4 cup cooking oil
1 te as poon dr y
mustard
1 tablespoon brown
sugar
2 teaspoons ground
ginger
1 teaspoon garlic
salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly
ground pepper
Combintt marinade in-
g r ed lents )n a small
saucepan; ai mmer 5
minutes. Oool. Marinate
chicken pieces for one
hour, atlrrlng oc·
casionally. DralD, re-
serv i ng marinade .
Thread chicken pieces,
pineapple chunks, areen
pepper piece1, w1ter-
c h e1 t nu t1 , cherry
tomatoet and 1nuabroom
capt on metal akewen.
Grill for zo minulH
b11tln1 wilb re1er ved
marinade. Serves 4.
MEATS
"I• I •l'o<. lll(f CHOCl4110"ST ()Ii
Center Cut Beef Steaks
"Ill t ......._ OfEr -C>OIJC:K
Boneless Family Steaks
f;,111 I 111-<. llf tr -OitJCtt
Boneless Beef.Roast
1'1111 Kl"C. "°"£LE~BEH ~-.0
Sirloin Tlp Steaks
ta.rwr """'\.' l~°" Boneless :stewing Beef
1;,111 I •r<G lU..., rt:"O£J
Beef Cube Steaks
lll }49
l 8 2 19
lll } 89
LB 2 59
L8 } 99
... 248
""" 11.., .,_,,llf'l PQlfflO"f', OW\llTUI } 59
Fresh Pork Loin Chops l.B
"""'kl ~0'" . } 69 Fresh Frying Rabbits l&
<N" Vl'IOI ~ fi00l£.,-lll0l!K 79 Young Turkeys LB •
IV"(•Altf" l'll"OCSl"'tlr 99 Smoked Pork Shoulder LB •
l!tl"'INI I Vl'l-ST'l\L (H(J)()~lt 79 tf \(t Pl 2 Smoked Poll.sh Sausage ui
PRODUCE
'f"'o ¥4 HI it f 'll .. C'O"<Qlil'O()lt 59 Red Ruby Seecless Onipes l& •
.. Ith~•, "' """J • Russet Potatoes
tlU-fl u4,-,r1 • Fresh Broccoli
llllllo\(;
Pippin Apples
OI Oll.N Ollr('HUI
Butter lAttuce
L'.99
ll .49
fA .89
fA .39
l l .39
IA 399
WE'LL DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE
O<JR GUARANTEE OF VONS LOW PRICES
DELICATESSEN
1~1U Pfo\V '"\ltl~~-.. OM \WlSS Kraft Cheese Food Singles )57
}59 , 1.•i"<t }""~ \\f ~' tti)lrx; .... -. W
Vons Beef Bologna
t "'f:"'"''0 )1• •I r"" ~~ "<'It_'""' 8 5 Cottage Cheese •
.. llJ .... ' ~· ,, '..,, ...... llfit Ball Park Beef Franks
~ft~l;IJfCl,1111,.. f4-"'\il•CJlf\CM. ~\
}69
2 29 Monterey Jack Cheese
SERVICE SEAFOOD
~· l*-•"' ..... ll }49 Fresh Rainbow Trout 18
I lio\lfl ""(I(..,. Pt,,,. f) Fancy Dungeness Crabs I ~ }98
'ltt '"''-ll f Paclftc Ocean Perch lll }98
... ..,-n ""4lt rt4 ....
Fancy Shrimp UI 3 19
FROZEN FOODS
''41/ ""G Pf-tlO"' ClHtJ\l ,..,.,,.Gf} 39 Celeste Plua
HO/ Pl\G fft II" ()ll~.,._t"l
Birds Eye Rk:e Dishes
llOtJ"<Cf c , ... Country Tlme Lemonade
olOI """ Ill..'" 0....,.., Lenders Bagels
.89
.59
·.79
HEAL TH [, BEAUTY
Jt~-~~-rO l'Olt"llJ-\, C~Olll 99
f.nhence Shampoo
s~"iofbri'°Deodcnnt 128
321
to convinl e you ol Vons commitment to low prices.
we re rnaklng this offer II you can Ond lower prices
overall ttus week 111 <>ny other supermarttet. Vom
woll VdY you double the drfft'rence Just shop 111
Vons Buy 25 d11fere111 rtt'ms wMh $2Q Of ITlOfe
Compare p11ces Of1 lht' some ltt'ms at any oeher
supermdrket •tt lheor touil 1s lower. bnng your
1tem1zt'd V011s receipt <>nd the oeher marttet s pnc:H
to Von• and we II pay you double the difference In
cash Von~ Low pr1ees you can bel~ in.
'HOT' BAKERY
ITUIS tlUOW llV...._..111.L ONl Y AT 5 TOllES WfTH HOT llMf:r!Y CAR FOil hfM£ST STOA£ CAl..l ""°"[ NIJl'l8£R UStfD M ll01TOO. OF ~HIS Pila.
•UOU" .89 Chocolate Chip Cookies
101 ,,.,.. ... ,~ 39 Assorted Danish Pastries ~
-''>'iOllfl r, rllUfT r-o.Ll'<G Large Coffee Caku u.} 99
l'\IU' \ (Wf fHUo\
rA .29 Cup Cakes
ll">t" Chocolate Cream Pie 299
VONS BAKERY
It Jlf\ l'l'\f
Buttercrust Bread
8<0""-£ e11m~ Maple Pecan Cookies
1 IOU'•Cl [)(I .-,HI Lemon Sponge C.ke
LIQUOR
bl '('II llOl 110n<£'
Mk:helob Beer
l"IJ 'll ""'OCR Sil >f R Bacardi Rum
!)() .... ~lffll Kahlua Coffee Liqueur
1"1.,. """°"llD
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1,0 .. ~o.rTD Paul Masson Rhine C.stJe
IHlflY ~~
Tayfor Callf. Cellars
,. .... 'lo'MllT
Jose Chavez TequAa
.79
.95
159
.99
219
499
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919
259
299
399
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coupons great~ than one dollar Of eiu:ffd the value ol the item ',I 1•, Umil OM coupon per ""'"'''Kl•nr't COUj)On -...,,. 4 c~ per Ql9t-. ',I ~ 1q...,,. tol>e«o °' ""Id .... praodUN. I' Coupon.IJOOd Sept.. 17 to 8cfot. 23. IMI I
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coupons greater th4n one dollar or e•cttd the value ol the rtem
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:I Present this coupon along with any one manufbdurtr s .. cents-off coupon l'i
and get double tht sa111ngs from Vons Not IO llldudt ~. fltt c:pupons.
coupons greatrr lhlln one dollar Of excttd the value ol tht item
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and get double the sav1ngs from Vons Not IO ndudr ~. frft coupon'
coupons 9"'*' lt'tlW'I one doltitl or exceed the Vitlue of the rtem I :1 Uml OM coupon por ~. eoupo11 -..,,. 4 <.,.,....,,.per cu•-· 111 I I ~ ""*· .,.,_,., .. Md .... prodwcte. I r c:ou.-. ..-... 11co ... 23. ,,., ................................................... ------------------------------------·
GROCERIES GROCERIES
1201 CN<~lO fl.A~ Shasta t Beveragu a23 3.llK0-6~ s.a.mento TOfnmb? Juice
l•-Ool'<t. llOTTU Vons Lemon Juk:e a89 »~tJA/I Kraft /11\ayonna!M
I f>-OZ WI (l!{)V<Y Oii C'IU<'HV 169 80 1 8 fl LA""°°'
Vons Peanut Butter Yardleys Uquld SOllp
llOl JAR fllQPICAl .~9 ICAL llTL Strawbeny Preserves Purex Uquld BUch
1 lB Ci\11 "LI. G1!1"05 248 1•00NCECM Yu ban Coffee Ajax Clunser
11 1 lOL CM -UC«l '<EAf "'"'t•OllCM. l 59 Star Kist Chunk TuM ~°"" PK() ee Lun<:h Begs
BEAUTIFULWOODHAVEN1~~ STONEWARE
5·PIECE Pl.ACE SEmNG
CHOICE OF 3 PAlTERNS
59 ~~~
WITH EACH
• & EVERY 5.00
·. PURCHASE
TJDS WEEK FEATURE: SAUCER
.79
143
.99
.74
.44
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOTM'edneaday, September 18, 1981
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MorcTraditional Amcrian Lamb Recipes
BJ IU.a'l'IN SLOAN Ii:
One ol the bla advanta1e1 ol refundinl la
lbe lncenUve It 1tvea you lo try new product.I.
That addl a blt'of excltement to your meals.
When the products occulooally prove
dbappointlng, you don't feel bad about
tbrowln1 them out If you purchased them
with double or triple-play dilcount.a.
Denise ·Faust of Lehlahten, Pa .. la a r e·
funder Who Ukea io·try new producta.
''I bought a bottle of Ocean Spray
Firehouse Jubilee Tomato Cocktail on sal~
for $1.17," she repotts. ''When the store
doubled my 50-cent coupon, lt cost me oqly 17
cents.
"When I got home I found a Sl refwid of-
fer that asked for only one label. Minus the
postage, I made a profit of 65 cents. That's
not bad for \Tying a new product that I en-
joyed."
"There are no doubl\' coupons in my area.
"I tent ln the two labels and received a
$4 discount certllicate that I used to buy a
15-qua('l canister. l se~t in the label from this
canlst.er and reeeived a $1 cash refwid. In
total, I received 33 qu1rts of Nestea free '8nd
made a profit of 25 cenlb after my poataie."
Roselyn Shaffer of Beatrice, Neb., made
three triple-play discounts reeently. Here is
one of them:
"Lemon Tree Lemonade Mix ls $.1.09."
she says. "When the store doubled my 75-cent
coupon, it only cost me $1.59. When I got
home, I sent in the label for a $1.25 refund.
My pitchers of lemonade cost me just pen·
nies.''
When Margaret Stanley of Philadelphia
reach ed th e coffe e section in her
, s_upermarket, a clerk. was busily raising the
prices of the Maxwell House Master Blend
from $1.89 to $2.19.
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OLD MILL Cherri Pliskin, of Mt. Laurel, N.J ., is an
in ex per1enced couponer who recently
purchased $82.43 worth of groceries for
$}0.49. Here is one example of her technique.
" "Uncle Ben's Rice is usually 78 cents a
ijOx," she explains. "When the store tripled
'DY stac1t of 25·cent coupons. I paid only 3
~nts a box until my 14 coupons ran out."
• But she doesn't dep.and on double or tri-
&ile coupons for her day-in and day-out·sav-
ibgs. "Getting organized is the key," she ~ys. And the $1,400 she has put into her re-
f!lnding bank account in the past 14 months
11roves it.
She quickly reached for the last $1.89 can
on the shelf. When the store doubled her 75-
cent coupon, the coffee cost her only 39 cents.
"My triple djscount turned into a quadru·
pie play when I found a 20-cent coupon in the
can," she adds.
All of these smart shoppers will receive
my "1981 Gujde to Coupons and Refunds."
Send your shopping experiences to me in
care of th.is news paper.
Lamb Chops
Joyce Cormier, of Millinocket, Maine, is
allother smart shopper who doesn't depend
ah double coupons to score big savings.
. REFUND OF THE DAY
Write to the following address to obtain
the form req.Jred by this offer worth $1 on
the purchase of ketchup, mustard or baked
beans : Wisk Free Trlmmin's Offer, P.O. Box
7220, Westbury, N . Y. 11592. This offer expires
Dec. 31 , 19fll.
The old American mill It stands for a time
when early Amencanswere establishing
their fine cooking reputations by setting
tables loaded with bread made frpm fresh
milled flour. homegrown fresh fruits and
vegetables-and lamb done to a "fare thee
well Now you can set your table with a
touch of the early American by serving a
meal starring this traditional dish
6 servings
9 lamb shoulder chops,
cut V.-1nch thick
1 cupwa1er
· "I bought two canisters of Nestea using a
:!9-cent and a 50·rent coupon," she says . •
CLIP 'N' FILE REFUNDS
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Clip -IN•, ... -k-II with tlmller c-c--.... r ... refund ""9<1 wllll .... r ... c-. for •un1-
ple. Slet1 collecllftg 1119 ~ prMh flf ~..._ _... ..
IOOlll"' fOr IN~ refllNI forms at IN~ lft _ • .,.,.. -......,1.,... -WNft tradlftt wltfl 1r-....
Offen....., ftCIC 11>e evell-lft •II •r .. t of IN<~. Al-
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ON COR F,_., F-. llecelw • t i refund. 5eftd IN ,..
q.,lrect refund form -!ht ,.,._, frofll flf -OI>«<
O.l11te £-C..-. lnc:ludllll IM -"Ml' c--rro1 .... " £,qiiru De<. JI. '"'· PLUMllOSE Prwnklm ttem ''·'° c-Off>w. fl-we '1.JO lft c-. 5eftd !ht ,.....Ired reNltd fOrm -IN r• 11l•ter recei91 Oft Wllkll yOV lleYe <lrclH h """"'-ttem
pur<lleM --'" ... !ht IHI nve dleltl of .. Uftl-1 P rocNc:t C.-..__. hjilrff De<. JI, ttl1.
SWIFT ,.r ... ~·· llecelw • ti refllnd. 5eftd .,. ,.. q.,lrM retvftd form .,.d four "bl.,. rillllofl" .,._, flf 11Vr<llov f,_, .,y Swift,.......,..,, Fr-..~-N..,. JO,
1911. WILSOH S.W"'9flelcl Meat Tr.nnome•. ,._..,. e mNI thermonwwr. 5efld IN ,....,,.._ nfund torm -,_ f,...t
1ei.11 from.,,., Wll-'• t1ec1.-.11HOy ..,_.. Pon. E•·
olr•• AprM ». 1"2. 80,,.,11 Tllll_r_.,.., req11ln • lwm:
Wnte tor more free lamb recipes
american lamb council
Dept L-981 . 200 Clayto n Street
Denver. CO 80206
(Jff(H good •n U S A nt r wti•t\ '\1.JUOI ~.,, 1,_f~t ..,,t.'ase a\luw 4 t > b ....,, ..... ., f, , n ,il1vf't.,
1 medium onion, finely
chopped
2 tablespoons butter
Sall
Pepper
'•teaspoon <Jr1ed dill
weed
1 stalk celery each rib
pcclerJ and cul into
2-inch pieces
2 eggs
3 tablespoons lemon
jUICE'
', cup boiling chicken
broth or bouillon
In heavy skillet w1<h cover cook lamb and onion
1n butter unttl browned Season with sa11 pepper
and dill weed Add water scraping pan well Cover
and cook over low heat for I hours or until meat
is lender Add celery and cook 15 minutes Beat
eggs until light Add a dash ol salt and beat 1n
lemon 1u1ce Slowly add hot broth or bouillon
s11mng constantly Remove lamb from skillet to
warm platter Add egg m1itlure 10 pan dr1pp1ngs
and mix well Cook until thickened but do not boil
Serve sauce over lamb ''a~t~~';:S Cort>. lleolve • 60<Wlt c-. s..ct.,,. required refund lorm -the ...,.,. "Bultonl" -1M Nt· _..,.,It-from IM !lkk*OI tr-ot .,Y two•-~ 0..., Ollfl Eftlrw1 1c..-U011I --1e,..,_1 EJllllru • Dec. JI, ltl1. . .
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, September 16, 1981 Cf • --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...;;. ________________________ ...;. __ ...;. _____________________ , _____ __
C!J·okie recipes trace
American food history
Applesauce JumbJee no indentation remains aboard shh> on lMlR sea
was one of the many when touched, about 8 voyages. A cookbook of
variations created on a minutes. Immediately the late 1800s noted in a
basic recipe. '1umbles remove from cookie recipe for Hermits that
appeared on the scene sheet. Cool; frost with the raisins, a traditional
,as early as Colonial Vanilla Butter Frosting. ingredient, mus t be
days . During the About 4 dozen cookies. "stoned and chopped ."
Depression and World Vanilla Butter Frost· HERMITS
War U, much of the sug· i n g : M ix '4 c u p 1 cup packed brown
ar was replaced with m argarine or butte r . sugar
m o lasses and th e softene d, and 2 cups v. cup margarine or
amount of sho rtening powdered sugar. Beat ii\ butter, softened
wa s reduced in the about 1 tablespoon· milk 1• cup shortening
Jumbles recipe. and 1 teaspoon vanilla l/.i cup cold coffee
APPLESAUCE u ntil s mooth and of 1 egg
JUMBLES spreading consistency. 112 teaspoon ground
2~ cups flour H~rmits onginated in cinnamon
l l,2 cups p acked Cape Cod during the ~'l teaspoon ground
brown sugar days of the Clipper nutmeg
1 teaspoon salt Ships. They kept well H• cups flour
soda
1 ~ teaspoon salt
11 • cup raisins
o/, cup chopped nuts
Heat oven t o 375
degrees. Mix brown sug-
ar . margarine, shorten
ing, cofCee, egg, cin·
namon and nutmeg. Stir
1 n r emain..in g in gr e
dients. Drop dough by
rounded t easpoonfuls
about 2 inches apart on-
to ungreased cookie
sheet. Bake until almost
no identation remains
when touched, 8 to 10
minutes. Immediately
remove from cookie
s heet. About 4 d ozen
cookies.
Applesauce Jumbles'
have been in American•,
coo kie Jars since
Colonial days
. , .,
•.2 teaspoon baking when stored in canisters Y2 teaspoon baking soda ~ ,.----------------------------=.---------------------------------------------------------...------------------------------~------------:
~ cup applesauce
1 2 cup shortening
2eggs
1 teaspoon ground
cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla
'• teaspoon grollnd cloves
1 cup raisins
1 cup chopped nuts.
if desired
Bro wn ed Butter
Glaze (below )
Mix all ingredients ex~
cept glaze. <If dough is
so ft , cover and
refrigerate.) Heat oven
t o 375 degr ees. Drop
dough by rounded tea-
s poonfuJs about 2 inches
apatt onto ung reased
cooltie sheet. Bake until
almost no indentation
remains when touched,
about 10 minutes. Im-
mediately remove from
cookie s heet. Cool ;
spread with Browned
Butter Glaze. 4~ to 5
dozen cookies.
Brown e d Butter
Glaze : Heat ·~ c up margarine or butter
over low h eat until
golden brown; remove
from heat. Stir in 2 cups
powdered sugar and 11'2
teaspoons vanilla. Beat
in 2 to 4 tables poons hot
water until smooth and
of desired conststency.
Ginger Crea m s
feature the flavor com·
bination so popular with
Gold Medal users during
th e ear l y 1900s .
Molasses plus ginger,
nutmeg, cinnamon and
cloves created a rich,
mellow taste that was
more spicy than sweet.
The cookies were frost·
ed with vanilla or lemon
frosting.
. GINGER CREAMS
12 cup sugar
'h cup shortening
tegg
"'l cup light or dark
molasses
1h cup water
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon ground
ginger
·~teaspoon salt
1-a teaspoon baking
soda
•~l teaspoon ground
nutmeg
1 2 teaspoon ground
cloves
'h teaspoon ground
cinnamon
Vanilla Butter
Frosting {below)
Mix sugar, shortening,
egg, molasses and
water. Stir in remaining
ingredients except frost-
in g . Cove r and
refrigerate at least l
hour.
He at ove n to 400
degrees. Drop dough by
rounded teaspoonfuls
about 2 inches apart on-
to ungreased cookie
sheet. Bake until almost
Cereal can
contribute
to fiber
Scientific research
has focused attention in
recent years on fiber
and its role in human
nutrition and health .
Nutritionists have sug·
gested that the daily
consumption of a varie·
ty of fiber-containing
foods, including whole·
grai n breads and
cereals and fruits and
vegetables, can provide
the bulk that may help
regulate the digestive
system.
A 'good way to in·
crease the total dally in·
take of dietary fiber is to
include fiber-rich-foods
at meals throughout the
day.
Use more recipe' that
call for fiber-rich i..ogre·
dients or add a fortified
· br.an cereal to your own
recjpea. 1 ne following
su11estiona will 1et you
started. .
--Sprlnkle ahredl of
wheal bran cereal over ~.....,... ... 9ffl'lller~P .. eClS
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wedneaday, September 18, 1981
• • • Grains make excellent hig"1-fiber\foods
Froan P•ice ('I
prote.·ts 1t und 1~ orw o r th' best sources or flber.
Corn 1s thl' most important crop in the United
Stull'~ 11 1i. wroY.n by more farmers. occupies
mun· ~l't':lttt• t111d hui. a 1reater totol value than
uny olht.•r c·rnp 111 cultivation. The hull or bran ls
tht• hi1rtl proh•t·t1vt• ron•rln& o ver the kernel.
The ger m ..il the bu:.e or the kernel is the soft .
0 11) portion The center ls the endosperm. Corn
flour 1s produred from the soft endosperm. and
h urn the hard . flinty endos perm we get corn m eal
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Boys and girls 10 or older -
· Call 642-4321 and apply today.
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Com meal and grits are enriched to the same
degree as wheat n our, according to standards Ht
by the government. They are enriched with niacin .
rlbonavln, thiamine and Iron.
Berley is ,a lso a grain that'11 a source or
carbohyd rates , protein s. thiamine. niacin.
phosphorus and iron. Both types of barley, regular
and quick, are "pearled." Pearled m eans that the
ba rley has hMd the Inedible outer hull removed
from the grain kernels by a brasive a ction.
Although traditionally used in soup, bartey can
be used creative ly in s tews, casseroles, salads and
even desserts.
WHOLE GRAIN BATTER ROLLS
21,~ lo 3 cups all-purpose flour
3.4 cup whole wheat flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1 pkg. active dry yeast
l 'h teaspoons salt
l cup milk
1"1 cup water
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
2 eggs _
1 cup oats lqu1c k or old fashioned.
~De BLU E. '· 1~cr~n ·-L t \ MMergarln~ _J argar1ne
uncooked)
Poppy seed (optional)
ln large bowl, combine l cup all purpose flour,
whole whcul flour, sugar . yeust and salt : mix we ll.
Heat together milk, water and butler, stirring until
butter is almost melted ( ll5 .to 120 degrees). Add
milk mixture and l egg to flour m ixture. Beat at
low speed on electric mixer about 30 seconds or
ju:il until blended Beat at htgh !!peed 3 minutes.
scraping bowl occasionally. With wooden spoon,
stir in oats and enough remaining all-purpose nour
to make a stiff batter. Cover dough: let rise m
warm place about 45 minutes or until double in
size. Stir dough down.
lleal oven lo 400 degrees. Fill 18 well greased
medium-sized muffin cups 1'"1 full. Beat remaining
egg s lightly. Lightly brush top of rolls with egg;
s prinkle with poppy seed. Let rise. uncovered. in
warm place about 15 minutes. Bake al 400 degrees
lo 18 to 20 minutes or until golden brown. Remove
rolls from muffin c ups. Makes 18 rolls.
TUNA BARLEY CHOWDER
4 cups water
One 7-oz. can tuna. drained. lightly fla ked
I cup carrot s lices
l cup celery s lices
• ~ cup chopped onion
t.i. cup pearled barley
2 <'hicken bouillon cubes
I tablespoon minced fresh parsley or 1 •~..1
t easpoons dried parsley fl ake!! h>vlionul I
1>i teaspoon s alt
Dash ol pepper
2 cups milk
1 • cup all·purpQse flour
Combine all ingredients except milk and f1our
in 4 qt. Dutch oven Cover . bring to a boil Reduce
heat. Sim mer. covered . about 1 hour or until
barley 1s tender. Combine 1,r,. cup milk a nd flour:
stir until smooth. Add to soup, s tirring until we tr
blended . Add r emaining milk. Bring soup to a boil.
s tirring constantly until thickened Makes about
2 qt soup (eight 1-cup servings>.
NOTE: Additio nal milk may be added 1r soup
becomes too thick upon standing.
NOTE. Substitute 12 cup quick barley for
pe<1rled barley. if desired. Add quick ba rley to
soup after soup has simmered 40 minutes . Proceed
as recipe dire cts .
VA RIATION. Substitute one 7 oz can cooked
chicke n. drained. lightly flaked or l cup chopped
cooked chicke n for tuna. if desired
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Topped EngUsh muffin halves
quick way out of the kitchen
After u busy day ul 1:. cu p s livert>d Wush zucc hini, re another two to three
work, whut could be tilrnonds move stem ends and cut min~~ Add zucchini
more welcome t hun a '•cup n·~ stick> but· into ~4 inch crosswise and cook three minutes.
quick u d easy way In ter or margarine slices Steam In eovered Remove from heat and
and out or lhe kitchen ~teaspoon dill seed s trainer over bol li ng udd dill seed, freshly
with a pretty platter of loplional) water until tender. ground pepper and cider
toasty En11llsh mumn 11 teaspoon pepper, Meanwhile , mix dill vinegar-sour cream
hal v es alterna t ely freshlyground d mixture . Mix lightly
topped with either sliced 1 teas poon cider ~iet h a~iu~id:~e~i::icg~~ over very low heat until
and spiced weenies or vinegar warm. With spatula ,
zucchinis in a sour 12 cup dairy sour yogurt; set aside. In place on 12 toasted and
cream or yogurt sauce. cream or yogurt skiUet, ('OOk onion rings buttered English muffin
A deliciously compati· 6 English mumns. in butter about three h a lves. Garnish with
ble combination served split, toasted and but· minutes. Add s livered tomato wedge, chopped
l
You cat1 serve an entire
meal rn a matter of
minute !/ w ith any
number of toppmgs on
too~ted 1':ngh11h muf/m
halt(tS
together, the two lop-tered a l mon d s and saute parsleyorfresh diU. p in g r ecipes cah be ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~__;_~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~-=--:-~~~~~-=-..:._--=::.:.__..::_~__:.:......~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
made in a few minutes
with ingredients availa·
ble year round. They
provide a zesty balance
of vegetables, cheese
and olher favorite foods,
including sour cream or
yogurt and the almighty
hot dog.
SLICED AND SPICED
WEENIE-MUFFINS
(lo lop 12
Englis h muffin halves)
1 1h cups
frank fu rter s, s liced
diagonally
1 medium onion.
thinly s liced
1 'h cups sharp Ched-
dar cheese, grated
6 tablespoons green
pickle relish, drained
3 tablespoons chili
sauce
14 tea s poon
Worcestershire sauce
Dash hot red sauce
Prepared mustard
6 English muffins,
split. lightly toasted and
buttered
Watercress or
pars ley
Preheat broiler. Com-
bin e frankfurter and
onion slices, cheese.
pickl e rel ish, c h i li
sauce, Worcestershire
and hot sauces. Spread
mustard on 12 lightly
toasted and bu tter ed
English. muffin ha lves.
Spoon frankfurter com-
bina ti on on muffi n
halves and broil 4 inches
from heat until hot and
lightly browned, about 5
m inutes. Garnish with a
sprig of green cress or
parsley.
ZUCCIDNl-MUFFINS
(lo lop 12
English muffin halves)
2 pounds small zuc-
chini
Boiling water
'h cup sJiced small
white onions. separated
in rings
Cinnamori ·
t ea and
nut rolls
Start out cold winter
mornings with a steam-
ing cup of cinnamon tea
and a basket full of Hot
Butlered Rum Nut
Rolls.
As the name implies.
these sweet rolls have
j ust a hint of rum fl avor
to spark up a traditional
favor ite Caramel
Sticky Rolls.
HOT BUTTERED RUM
NUT ROLLS
1 pound loaf frozen
bread dough
12 cup brown sugar
'• cup softened but·
ter or margarine plu~
2 tablespoons melt-
ed butter or margarine
•,.cup chopped
pecans or favorite nuts
I tablespoon milk
2 teaspoons nour
1 2 teaspoon rum ex
tract
FILLING '"i cup brown sugar
1 tablespoon butter
or margarine
112 teaspoon rum ex-
' tract
Let dough t h aw al
room temper ature 21~ to
4 hours or overnight in
refrigerator <For
microwave thawing in-
structions refer to oven
m a n u f acturer ·s
cookbook). Mix sugar,
11• cup margarine, m ilk,
flour and rum. Bring to
s low boil. Pour into
greased 7" x 10" cake
pan, sprinkle nuts over
mixture.
On lightly flour ed
board roll dough out to
12 inch x 14 inch rec-
tangle . Br ush d o ugh
with l tablespoon melted
m argarine. Mix brown
sugar and rum ; s pread
over doqgh. Beginning
with the 12" side, roll
dough up tightly. Cut in·
to 12 · l " pieces. P lace
pieces cut side down in
pan. Brush dough with
' re maining m argarine .
L et r ise until do ugh
reaches top of pan. Bake
in 350 degree oven for 20
to 25 minutes or until
dough is golden brown.
Carefully tum out of pan
immediately. Makes 12 rolls.
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Ki/J/J/estJ Bits:
ltngonno ~me
some K/"4 'lest! Bits:"
No need tO knead
w}iole grain bread
1f there's one thin&
today's cook does not
have to spare. it's time.
But a lot of time Is ex· actly what making yeast
bread seems to require.
Not any more. ,You
can get the flavor and
texture -and aroma -
of fresh-baked whole
grain bread without the
trouble. Just follow the
recipe for .No·Knead
Bran Bread. No knead·
ing is required and
there's only one rising
for the dough.
Tbe result will be
golden -brown
homemade ·bread
perfect for toast ,
sandwiches or just a
slice with butter. Just
one slice adds over three
grams of fiber to your
diet.
Add extra ingredients
to the basic No-Knead
Bran Bread to make
either a sweet or savory
variation. The golden
duo in Honey·Almond
Bran Bread results in a
lightly sweet nut bread.
Or savor the com ·
plementary combo in
Cheese -Onion Bran
Bread.
rise ln warm place until
double In volume, about
1 hour. Stir down dough
to orig\nal volume.
Spoon into well·grea~ed
9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf pan.
Bake In oven at 375
degrees about 45
minutes or until loaf
so unds hollow when
lightly tapped . Im ·
mediately remove from ,.
baking pan. Brush top of
warm loaf with melted
margarine, if desired.
Yield : 1loaf,16 slices
VARIATIONS:
Cbeese·Onlon Bran
Bread: Reduce sugar to
1 tablespoon. Stir in 1
cup shredded cheddar
cheese and ~ cup finely
chopped onion before
adding remaining flour
mixture.
Honey-Almond Bran
Bread: Use 1h cup honey
in place of the s ugar.
Add 'h cup chopped
almonds when stirring
down dough . Brus h
warm loaf with mixture
of 1 tablespoon softened
margarine and l table·
spoon honey. Sprinkle
with additional fine ly
chopped almonds.
BAKED CHICKEN 'N'
BRAN PILAF
Use electric mixer to combine ingredients.
,, --Main dishes don 't
have to be time -
consu min g either .
Especially when the
main dish is Baked
Chicken 'n Bran Pilaf.
This chjcken and rice
entree oJfers a touch of
the orient with water
chestnuts and soy sauce.
And the recipe's so easy
that only one baking pan
is required.
:v. ~up. uncooked re-Mix by hand to form a stiff dough .
gular nee'
'h cup shreds or
morsels of wheat bran
cereaJ
1 medium -size
onion , sliced and
separated into rings
1 can <3 oz.) sliced
mushrooms. drained -
1h cup sliced' water
chestnuts
N 0 ·K NEAD BR AN 3 lbs. frying chicken
BREAD piece~ was hed and
3 cups all-purpose patted dry
nour i;" cup soy sauce R
1h cup instant non rat 1 % cups water
dry milk (in dry form) l can (10% oz.) con-
1 teaspoon salt densed cream of chicken
2 packages active soup
dry yeast Spread uncooked rice
114 cup sugar evenly m 13 x 9 x 2-inch
l 'h c up s warm baking pan. Sprinkle
water (110 to 115 evenly with cereal ,
degrees). onion rings, mushrooms .
2 cups shreds or and water chestnuts. Ar·
morsels of wheal cereal range chicken piece·s on
1 egg lop, skin side up.
1h cup margarine or Pour soy sauce and
butter, softened about half the water
Stir together flour. over chicken. Stir re-
nonfat dry milk and sail. m aining water and soup
Set aside. Combine together. Pour evenly on
yeast, sugar and warm top. Bake in oven at
water in large mixing 350 F. about 1 hour and
bowl. Stir in cereal. Let 20 minutes or until The result is a golden brown homemade bread
stand about 2 minutes. c hicken and rice are perfect for toast. sandunches or a simple slice
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about 1 cup of the flour -----------------------------mixture.
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Beat at medium speed
on electric m ixer for
a b ou t 2 m i n u t e'S .
Gradually mix in re·
maining flour mixture
by hand to form a stiff
dough. Cover bowl. Let
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on 't sac~ifice nutrition for ' veg~tarian diet
1 l\J'NE ROTH protein need ' :.i c u p s e s u rn e
Too m•ny youna peo· seeds. l(round
*»l e are switching to BULGAR W .. EAT 1:1 cup s 1Jy nuts ,
~ vegetarian way of hfe BURGERS grouud
without understanding l'i cups cookt•d 1 ~ t~a!>poon garlic
the basic principles of bulgar wheat powder
provlding udcquate pro· I egg 2 lublci>poonll oil
teln In the diet, despite 1 , cup peanut butter l ·< R o u 11 n· 1 can
the absence of meat. D a s h tofllato sauce
fiah and poultry. Worcestershire sauce · Pluce cookl'd bulgar
lf the veg_etarian eat· l tablespoon soy wheal 1n u l>owl Beat
Ing style includes eggs s auce egg in anotll1·r l>owl,
and dliry products, it's l cup raw chopped add pea nu l butter,
comparatively easy to mushrooms Worcestershire and soy
r .. plan menus with suffi· 1 s ma 11 on 1 on, s auce and beat well Stir
clent protein to keep the chopped m 1xture into the bulgar
.L: ~~·----JONI ROTH
ground seeds. ground
nuts and garlic powder
Saute onion m l teas·
:>OOn oil; add to bulgar
wheat mixture. Form
six truck patties. Heat
remaining oil in a skillet
over moderate heat.
Brown the patties about
5 rnlnutes on each side.
('over and cook for 5
minutes more Heat
tomato sauce and serve-
over burgers. Makes 6
servings. Each serving
equals approximately 14
grams balanced protein,
32 to 39 percent of dally
protein need
BEAN BURGERS
2 cups cooked pinto
·beans or other beans
'i cup sesa m e
seeds, or sunflower
lt!Cd • around
2 tablcMpoons wheot
germ
2 tablespoons bran
,, cup 1.oy nut!>,
ground
1 smull on i on ,
minced
I tables11uun soy
sauce
'• cup catsup
I tablespoon 011
ti to 8 lhtn sli l'es of
C h e ddu r d1l'es t·, op ·
lional
Puree beans in the
blender. place In u mix·
in,:: bowl. Stir in iround
seeds. wheat germ, bran
und ~round soy nuts
M 1x In mwced onion,
~oy sauce and <'atsup
Ht.-al skillet. add 1>il und
s pread over s urface .
f''orm fl large burger,;
Arown burge r s . un
covert'<l, approx1mutel)'
5 m1nulcs p e r s ide
I' I •• <' l' I h 1 n s I 1 l' cs of
dw1·M· 1111 tlw burgers
uml <·ovt.•r skillet for a
few nunutes unlit the
chcl'i>t' is melted Makes
6 scrvinuli E&ch ser.vlng
equals approxlmately 15
urams balanced protein.
35 to 42 percent or duily
protein net.-d .
June RDth l.1 thl' author
of 29 cookboolu, including
"Aerobic Nutrition." If JIOl.I
have a .fJ)«ial diet que•·
lion. 11ou may wntl' to JuM
Roth clo t~ Daily PUot,
P.O Bo.r 15flJ, Co1ta Me1a,
92626 Plecue encloae a
stamped, a«lf·addruaed
envel upe jot o per1onal
reply human body in repair l teaspuon oil wht•at Add mushrooms, and adequate growth. --~~~.;........~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
But \\ihen a decision is
made to exclude even
these anima l food de-
rivatives, care must be
taken to combine grains
and legumes (all kinds
of beans) together to eat
the e ight essent ial
a mino acids at one in·
gestion.
A fascina.ting new
book can h elp the
vegetarian to stay
healthy. ll is "Modern
Vegetable Protein
Cookery" by Joan and,
Keith Kendig, publis hed
by Arco Publishing Co
in New York. Dr. Keith
Kendig , Ph. 0 . is a
mathematician who
used a computer to help
derive protein·balanced
combination s from
vegetable sources. His
wife J oan . who is a
s uperb coo k ,
transformed Lhe com·
puter's recommenda·
lions intfl recipes that
will insure better health
for vegetarians at all
levels of restriction.
Each recipe contains
a short description of
what the finished food is
like and ends with com ·
puter information of the
number of grams of usa.
ble protei n and t he
percentage of the daily
protein requirement that
it represents.
A chapter or basic re·
cipe formulas that can
be prepared in quantity
and stored in th e
freezer , e n a bles the
reader to add liquid to a
portion of the mix and
.quickly prepare a
vegiburge r in the skillet
-Or oven.
For those who are un·
familiar with the cook-
ing techniques required
for the many varieties of
beans. there is a chapter
I hat explains e<fch t ype
of bean and how to best
cook it.
The book contains
lively <;tnd .. intelligent
directi8ns that will
make it possible for the
vegetarian cook to eat
well and to stay healthy.
Here are sever al re-
cipes from ··Modern
Vegeta ble Protein
Cookery" that dem-
onstra te the variety
and healthful approach
that the Kendigs use
throughout their book.
MOCK MEAT LOAF
1"2 cup walnut meal
I ground walnuts>
112 cup s unflower
seed meal (ground sun·
flower seeds)
12 cup rolled oats ,
ground
'I:! cup ground soy
nuts. packed
l tablespoon nutri·
lional yeast
2 tablespoons wheal
germ
2 tablespoons wheal
bran
'I:! teaspoon ground
thyme
l cup grated carr ots
1 s talk celery.
minced
1 onion, quartered
2eggs
1 Vegex cu be .
ground
1 can (8 ounces )
tomato sauce.
Stir together the nut
meals. ground oats, soy
nuts, yeast, wheat germ.
bran and thyme in a
m ixing bowl. Add the
grat ed carrots and
celery. Put the l,luar·
tered onion a nd eggs
with the ground Vegex
cube into a b l ender
container. Blend until
the onion is chopped fine
or completely pureed, as
you like. Pour the puree
into the first mix and
combine we ll. Press
mixture into a well oiled
1-pint loaf pan. Bake at
~5 0 degrees f or 45
m inutes. Re move from
pan to a htfatproof plat·
ter, cover with tomato
sauce, return to oven to
keep warm. Ma k es 4
servings. E ach serving
equals approximately 12
grams balanced protein,
28 to 34 percent of daily
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ln~tud or confusing you w1tll mul11ple pric1na.
like .. 3 for 89c.-our Single lrcm Pricin& Policy
"mply •~urc~ you 1hc ~11,;,c prier pt'r 1trm u tlle
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Lucky salutes Mule.an
Independence Day*
We join our great nciah~on to thc Jouth and
out fellow ltfcxican·Amcnc:ani this September
16th m cclcbrating the 160th annivcrury oftM ~g-;nmng of the Mcxiun Revolution. •
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Co~ .·pancakes have fiber and fresh fla~Qr
ti you Uke corn, you·u Comblne broth. water, mlxture into the center •. mil\Ced panley Stir rlour, bakin1
love lhe r-reah flavor of tomato paste ln a or each tortllla and roll r_. . WHOLE KEa N£L 2teupoona rre.h or powder and salt
my blender·tHy corn saucepan over medium up', then top with re· ...,.. HEUED CORNB&EAD ~ t easpoon dried to aether . Add t h e
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cent.er comes out clean
<don't overbake). Cut In
squares or wed1es to
serve warm or cold
8y BAA8AllA GIBBON Tabasco <to taale) Spoon a little or thla (i. Or, try thla. 2 t.ableapoon• treah smooth.
pancakes, tort of a low· heat and stir smooth. mal'nlnf hot tomato oreaano pureed corn mlxtur~
calorie Joh n n ycake Heat to bolUna. Add re, sauce. f you prerer, ---------l cup frozen cut corn Combine corn a nd and mix, juat until ~ dcu~t pmf·
made from freth or malnln& inaredlents. simply spoon the mix· 111•1•11111•11 l cup boilln1 water boilina water In blender blended. SUr in parsley cakei, low·calori• mock
froieo corn kernel•. In· Cover and simmer 8 to 8 lure over each torlllla llh • 2 larae ens or food rroceasor (UJlna and oreeano. Spoon bat· potalo ponccJut1, for tMH
stead of commercial minutes. Meanwhile, and serve it pancake· ---------2 cups all·purpose the stee blade). Wilt a ter Into a 9·inch round or and othn aUmmer recfpt1t,
driedcommeal. . preparecornpancakes. style, or s t ack t h e Makes 4 mair'i·course flour few mlnutesuntilcomls square nonstick und a atamped, u l/-
lnthisreclpe,thecorn To IHI tortillas, use a tortillas with some servings, 19S calories 3 teaspoons bakina defraeted, then process cakepan; bake In a pre· a.ddr•11ftl mvelopt end 50
ls pureed smooth. There slotted spoon to remove sauce between each each. Optional ingre-powder until mixture is com· heated 425-dearee oven unl• lo SUM GOURMET
aren 't any who I e chicken and vegetable layer and cut the stack dients add 10 calories 1 ~ t~aspoons salt or pletely pureed. 20 to 25 minutes, until a PANCAKE RECIPES, P.O
kernels, so the texture ls solids from the sauce. Into quarters to serve.) per servina. seasoned salt Add ens and process kn ire Inserted Into the Boz 624, Sparta, NJ 07171. the same as if it had ..-~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=-=-~--=~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
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much fresher.
You can enjoy these
whole.grain, high.fiber
pancakes for breakfast
or brunch, or use then as
the base for a lunch or
supper m aio course.
filled or layered with
chicken or other lean in·
gredients.
Here's an idea: corn
pancakes are really
another form or sort
tortilla . . . so why not
stuff and s auce the m
M exican·style.
F R ESH CORN PAN ·
CAKES
(soft, fresh tortillas)
~ cup corn kernels
(fresh or thawed)
1 egg (or 11 .. cup no· c h ~lesterol egg s'ub·
stitute)
6 tablespoons self·
rising all·purpose flour
or 6 tablespoons all·
purpose flour plus ir.i
teas p oo n baking
powder)
Combine corn and egg
in food processor, using
the steel blade. Process
until kernels are pureed.
Add flour. Process with
on·off moti&ns,-scraping
down sides of container.
until well blended.
Thoroughly coat a
nonstick skillet or grid·
die with cooking spray.
Use about v .. cup batter
per tortilla (makes 4 ).
Spread in preheated pan
to form thin pancakes
a bout 5 inches across.
Cook over medium heat
about 2 minutes per
s ide, un til lightl y
browned and set, b ut
still pliable. Makes four
pancakes or tortillas, 80
caJories each (70
calories each with egg
substitute). Recipe may
be doubled to make 8.
CHICKEN ENCHILADA
1 SAUCE OR FILLING
i11. cups f at ·
skimmed chicken broth
(canned or homemade>
'-'a cup water or light
beer
6-ounce can tomato
paste
1 cop diced cooked
white meat chicken
1 tablespoon vinegar
• Optional: 1 teaspoon
raisins
1ri cup diced bell
pepper (or celery l
12 cup chopped
onions
1 clove garlic ,
minced
'I• teaspoon dried
oregano
Optional: 1 teaspoon
cumin seeds or "'2 teas·
poon ground cumin
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la, of c:oune, \be moat
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by expoaln1 lt to the
raya ol t.be aun. Even as
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women were followln1
recipes which stated
"Cook ln the sun."
Let ~ bot sun pre·
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for you while you are
SUN ·COOKED
JELLIES
Mrs. Mary Lincoln
aaJd ln her Bolton Cook
Book in 1883, ·•JeUtea
are made of equal part.a
of frult Julee and
sugar.
··crab apples and
quinces will form jelly
• easily; but gr a pea are
unreliable, and cur·
rantst if not gathered at
the proper time, wtll
sometimes faJl. Cherries
. . . require the addition
of gelatin. Berries, cur-
• 4 a z e a s suss
&ASPBERBY CAKU
-1711
1 pound raspberries
l pound sugar
8 fresh mint leaves,
minced.
Mash the raspberries
s ss ass !~ 33 333 6 3 ....... -------
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ml need.
Cover (whole >
oran1es wltb w•t«, and
mint. Boll Ull moat of
the btttemess ii cone,
and eklns are soft.
DraJn. Cut; dbcard pulp
and juice. Welth skins;
mince; beat in a mortar.
Put to it tile •llfr· ad·
'""'mAnt, \I )'W .... ~.
When 4HttnmetJ 'well
mixtltMa' pate, •lft'e•d t9'ln Oft ~hi•• plates.
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The cooks who first pre·
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heard of solar cookers.
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Fall
.bread
• recipes
Autumn days are just
tbe right time for
perfecting bread-baking
skills.
You can bake better,
more nutritious bread,
say the editors of
Organic Gardening
Magazine. by adding
legumes, milk, seeds or
nuts and experimeftttng
with basic bread r e·
·cipes.
Three ingredients -
yeast, liquid and flour -
make up the framework
for most breads. Other
ingredients, s uch a s
eggs, dried fruits and
s pices, keep breads
from being monotonous.
They make subtle
changes in flavor, tex·
lure, nutrients and
color.
Experts suggest
sprinkling yeast over
warm liquids instead of
pouring liquids on yeast.
Be sure to warm the
bowl and nour so the li·
~·quid doesn't become
• chilled.
· They recommend mix·
ing up to one cup of nuts,
seeds, be"n sprouts,
wheat germ or dried
fruits in with last addi·
tion of flour io boost the
vitamin, mineral and
protein level of bread.
To take the chill out of
your bones, let a hot
oven and the aroma of
freshly bake d bread
work their hom ey
magic. Try the basic
Whole Wheat Bread re·
cipe below, adding some
nuts to one loaf and
chopped dried fruit to
the other.
WHOLE WHEAT
BREAD
~cup water
2 tablespoons butter
~ cup warm water
1 tablespoon baking
yeast
2 tablespoons honey
1 teaspoon liqu'd
lecithin
~ cup evaporated
milk
3~ cups whole
wheat flour
In a small pan, bring
the water and butter to a
boil. In a large bowl,
add the yeast to ~ cup
of warm water, stirring
until it has dissolved. In
a mixer bowl, add in the
folloWing order: honey.
liquid lecithin, boiling
w.._ater with butter,
canned milk, 2 cups
whole wheat flour and
the yeast water. Mix
(using a dough hook > un·
til well blended. Add the
remaining 1 ~ cups of
flour. Mix well. Cover
the bowl and allow the
dough to rest for 15
minutes. Work the
dough again with the
mixer for one minute.
Shape the dough lnto
two small loaves. Place
them into well.greased
pans and allow them to
rise for 25 minutes, or
until doubled.
Preheat the oven to
450 decrees. Once the
bread bu been placed
into the oven, reduce the
temperature· to 400
deeree1. After 10
minutes, ataln reduce
the temperature to 37$
decrees. Contlnue bak·
lnc for 30 minut es.
Remove from pans and
cool the loaves on a wire
rack.
Tb1.a recipe bu been
adapted by omlttin1 the
salt. Yield: two 8-lncb
loavea
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CilinamOn rolls add
~iher to mOrning meal
It's hard to be at a
•cla\sic favorite such as
I Warm CiMamOn buns On
a dreary morning, but
~ou can, by baking those
buns with whole wheat
I flour. instead of white
"flour.
Americans should be
'COnsuming more fiber in
-their diets. according to m a n y h ea l th p, r o ·
fesslonals. Baking yeast
breads with whole wheat
flour is one delightful
way to ' introduce more
fiber into the diet.
These flavorful cin-
namon rolls are j ust as
delicious as snacks as
they are at breakfast.
To h e ltp yo tt-m a k e
perfect whole wheat cin-
namon rolls every time,
here are a few helpful
hints:
-Dissolve the dry ac-
tive yeast completely,
stirring with a s patula
until all the brownish
s pecks have been dis-
solved. Be sure the li-
quid is heated to the
ri'-ht temperature -us-
ing a yeast 'he rrrtometer
will help. The liquid is
not warm enough, the
yeast will not grow pro-
perly; if it's too hot, the
yeast will be killed.
-To keep rolls a un-
iform size, start with an
even rectangle of dough.
As it is rolle d out ,
s traighten s ides fre-
quently with the edge of
a clean ruler.
utting the dough is
easier if you use a knife
dusted with flour.
WHOLE WHEAT CIN-
NAMON ROLLS
(Makes 24 rolls)
31/4 to 3~ cups un-
sifted white flour
2 c ups uns ift ed
whole wheat fl our
% cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
2 packages act ive
dry yeast
""2 cup water
112 c up ( 1 s t i c k )
margarine
2 eggs (al room tem-
perature )
• • .Fiber
from page C7
pudding, yogurt or ice
crea m to add a nutty
brunch a s w e ll a s
dietary fiber.
-Stir a bran cereal
into creamed vegetables
just before serving and
s prinkle more on top for
a quick and tas ty fiber-
rich garnish.
-For a topping that
is sea soned t o y our
taste, toss bran cereals
with melted margar ine
and favorite he rbs or
spices and sprinkle the
mixture -over salads.
s o up s, creamed
vegeta bl es or
Whole wheat .adds nutrition to a break/a.st menu with cinnamon rolls
1:1 cup c h o ppe d
.walnuts
1t'.l c up seedl e s s
raisins
2 teaspoons ground
cinnamon
2 table s poons
m argarine. melted
Conrectioners' sugar
frosting
Combine 2 12 cups
white flour and whole
wheat flour.
In a l arge bowl .
thoroughly mix t 1 2 cups
flour mixture , \.3 cup
sugar, salt and yeast.
Combine milk, water
a nd marga rine in a
saucepan. Hellt·over low
heat until liquids are
very warm ( 120 degrees
t o 130 d e grees ).
Margarine does not need
to melt. Gradually add
to dry m~rcdients and
casseroles. The mixture
ma y be crisped by cook-
ing over tow heat, for a
rew minut es. stirring
constantly.
-To extend ground
m-ea~ a nd increase
dietary fiber, add up to
34 cup of a bran cereal
to each pound or ground
meat and increase the li -
quid ingredients by two
or more tablespoons.
You may wash to crush
the cereal first or soften
it in the liquid ingre-
dients.
. -Add dietary fiber to
pancakes by stirring
about one cup of bran
beat 2 minutes at
medium speed of elec-
tric mixer, scraping
bowl occasionally. Add
eggs and •h cup flour
m ixture : beat at high
speed 2 minutes, scrap-
ing bowl ·o·ccasionally.
Stir in remaining fl our
mixture and enough ad-
ditional while flour to
m ake a sort dough .
Turn out to lig htl y
rlour ed boa rd; knead
until s mooth and elastic,
about 8 to 10 minutes.
Place in greased bowl,
turning to grease top.
Cover; let rise in warm
place. free from draft,
until doubled in bulk,
about 1 to 11/4 hours.
M ea nwhil e , m ix
together remaining 1fJ
c up suga r , walnuts ,
raisins and cinnamon.
cereal into each cup of
pancake mix. Increase
the liquid by two or
more tablespoons to suit
yo ur prefe r e nce for
thick or thin pancakes.
. Substitute ~ high-
fi ber bran cer~ar for
nu ts in cook!es, loa f
breads or coff~e cakes.
For a variation on
your favorite ready-to-
eat cereal breakfast , try
a "mix and match"
breakfast, combining a
bran cereal for its con-
tribution of djetary fiber
with o ther favorite
Punch dough down.
Turn out onto lightly
floured' board ; divide
dough in half. Roll each
half into a 9 x 12-inch
rectangle. Brush each
with melted margarine
and sprinkle with sug-
ar-nut mixture. Roll up
starting at long side like
a jelly roll. Pinch seams
to seal. Cut rolls into 1-
inch slices and arrange,
c ut side up, in two
greased 9-inch round
cake pans . Cover: let
rise in warm place. free
from draft, until doubled
in bulk, about 1 hour.
Bake at 375 degrees ror 25 to 30 minutes, or
until done . Re move
from pans and place on
wire racks to cool. Frost
with confectioners' sug-
ar frosting.
fortified cereals such as
corn flakes cereal and
oven-toasted rice cereal.
Mix and match textures
and flavors to suit your
fancy.
-A change-of-pace
cheese sandwich with a
crisp bran coating can
be made by dipping first
in a mi xture or beaten
egg and milk, then in
s lightly crushed wheal
bran fl a ke s cer e al.
Place on greased baking
sheet, drizzle with melt-
ed margarine and bake
at 450 degrees for 10 to
12 minutes.
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New Super Stack
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Pack!
~EAL VALUES ·
on items .from applesauce to zippers
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Orange Coat OAJLY PILOT/WednHday, Sept~mber 18. 1981
Butz
back on
circuit
WEST LAFAYETTE.
Ind. CAP) -Earl Butz
is back -telling jokes,
shaking hands, trumpet-
ing the American
farmer -just like the
old days before he was
.convicted of income tax
evasion.
The former
agriculture secretary. in
bis first public speech
since his May convic-
tion, drew ovations from
200 farmers at a banquet
sponsored by a seed-
corn rirm.
Butz, 72, was found
guilty of knowingly un-
derstating his 1978 taxa-
ble inc9me by $148,000,
and shortchanging the
government by $74-,000
in income tax.
Butz talked to the
farm audience about
honesty, profits, hard
work and America as
the world's breadbasket.
"I shook some hard,
calloused, working
hands tonight; cracked
bands with tractor
grease in them, grease
from honest toil." Butz
said. "At least I think it
was tractor grease. I did
shake hands with one
hog farmer back there ..
Butz, who has an of-
fice at Purdue Universi·
ty as the school's dean
of agriculture emeritus,
is still on five-year pro-
bation in connection
with the tax offense.
Residents
in 'Dire
Straits '?
NEW DUNDEE. On-
tario CAP) -Residents
of this community say
they want to find out
wh ether Canadian
Pr ime Minister Pierre
Trudeau keeps his word.
Trudeau said last week that because of
record interest rates and
r ising e nergy costs.
federal economic as-
sistance "would be very
narrowly directed to
those in absolute dire
straits."
That statement
prompted 42 residents of
New Dundee to erect ·a
billboard outside this
town of about 1,000 that
reads : "Wel come to
Dire Straits."
The group, plus one
dog, then assembled to
have their picture taken
and sent it to Ottawa,
the nation's capital.
"The other 960 people
couldn't afford gas to
get out here," quipped
one resident who
declined to be identified.
"If we're not in Dire
Straits now, I don 't
know who is."
Audubon
• movies
atOCC
Orange Coast College
in Costa Mesa will pre-
sent a series of five
Audubon wildlife films
Fridays at 7:30 p.m. in
the Science Hall begin-
ning Oct. 2.
Tickets are $2.50
tingle admission andl
$10.50 for the series~
with a discount of $1 t
10CC students, senio ,
• citizens and children uni
der 12.
Titles are ''Papu
NewGuinea:Twillghto
Eden " <Oct. 2-)
"Kookaburra Country' I (Oct. 16), "Yosemite:
An Ecolo1ical Visit'
(Nov. $), "Naluralls
Afield" Olar. 5) an '~'inside Paua1e to
~Alaska" (Mar. 218).
For-:tcketa--aad-lo· -
formation, call ~5527.
I •
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SAU SIAllS l•AY
-QUALITY PLASTICWARE
• FOR HOUSEHOLD USE
YOUR 99c CHOICE
Selection includes. •I .bushel loundry bosket •
Jumbo deconter/pitcher •Kitchen sink dish
pon • t J·quort woste bosket • l 2·quort pool •
Hondy shower caddy. Auorted colors
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"MOSS ROSE" 1RANSLUCENT
PORCELAIN DINNERWARE
20-PC. SERVICE FOR 4
You;:::~ECT 19''
$$MORE
An e1e9ont selling ot o great low pnce 4 eoch
dinner plotes. solod plates. cupa. aoucers ond
bowls Moss Rose pattern. While stoc~lost. . ·•
I
LACQUERED WICKER
HANDCRARED BASKETS
499109 99
Exciting works of ort with highly glored triple
locquer llnlahes. Wide Hlection of sires ond
color1 Including bird figudnes. Some with
porceloin inserts. While stocks lost.
"MULTI-USE" TOASTER
IDEAL FOR HEATING CONVENIENCE FOODS
Sleek design ond pre 28 99 c•slon tone control
Model IT·2900.
SAU PllCI
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GLIMMERING FIRE-BLOWN CRYSTAL
Every meal becomes o Jpeelal 9 9 occosion with thla el990n1 C st.m-•. AMmOtionolvolue 1
SPECIAL IUTI EA.
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"REGINA" HEAVYWEIGHT
BATKTOWELS
REG. 329 4
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99
HTHTOWEl
Thick ond thirsty terrlH ore oll l1rst quality. In
russet. blue. yellow or white. 2•1°'x'6" both.
IEG.3.49 I llG.1.79
HANDTOWEl 2.ft WASHCLOTH 1.29
G.E. 4-PACK son
WHITE LIGHT BULBS LUSMfl. MAll·ltC
ftlATf .......... $1
60. 7S& 100 79c • wall bulbs TOUI
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ALMADEN
MOUNTAIN
CALIF. WINES
4~?
Vour choice of Chablis. Rhine
or Nector Vin Rose 3 liter
bottles ot so11ings !
..
MICROWAVE OVEN
PANS by NORDIC-WARE
SAU 5'' PRICE YOUICHOICE
•Bocon/meot rock •Eggs 'n muffin pon •Mlc.io
loot pon •Micro bunch pon •Micro divider •Mic·
ro min1·grill pan. Con be uMCI in conventional
o~ens too 1 Eosy to cl eon l1no1h
"SILVERSTONE" GOURMn
SKILLET COllEOION
WITH TOUGH NON-STICI LINING
Even·heot1ng olum1num 4 ,, .
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Wednesday. September 16, 1981 If you need a roommate, you'll know
you're not alone when you clieck
today's classification 4300 .
CLASSIFIED
INDEX
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642-5678
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RCNTltS
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
PCRSOllALS &
LOST & FOUND
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EMrLOYMCNT & •
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Eff"MENT
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:: OPPORTUNITY , ...
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All real eatale ad·
verllaed In this
oewapaper ii subject to
I.be Federal Fair Hous·
in1 Act ol 19118 which
makes il We11l to ad· vertlse "any preference,
limitation, or dis·
crimlnatloo based on
race, color, religion,
Newport area zooed for
bones, 3 Bdrm.s, 2 Ba.
loaded with charm rrom
the Oalt peg & grQOve
floora to the custom
muter Bdrm suite. As·
aume low Interest loan
and owner will carry
large 2nd. Full price
$163,900.
TR..\DI TIO\;\L
RL\I T\
631 -7370
MEWPOIT HEIGHTS
SLASHED
$24,500
White picket fence sur·
Ml. & MRS. f'YfECTIOH SI 35,000
, H!ATID ICIDMEY·Stw'B> POOL
ROOM fOll P ADDU l'IHHIS
Immaculate picturebook 3 bedroom
home nestled in fl owers and shrubs.
Large grassy back yard for the
ch ildren, pets or guest house.
Beautiful pool with large deck area.
90"wide front age. Zoned for income. A
wise investment for young or not so
young. Call 644·4910 to see any time.
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. WLTORS
' 21 1 I S°" Jooq!M ... Rood
MEWPORT CEMTER, N.I. 644-4910
,.., aeii, or naUonal origin,
1~ or an intenUon to make
:: any such preference,
1xe lim itation, or dis·
{: crimination."
1!00
l!IW rounds flower filled ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ yard-loads of used
brick. Owner will carry
with small down-call
This newspaper will not
:: knowingly accept any
z.oi advertising for real ~= estate which is in viola·
: tlonoflbelaw.
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SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
714-631-6990
DAILY Pl.OT ••.-n --------•
IWNlty for tt. tint THD«JMG
l•corrtct 1.,1rtlo. TOWHHOME7
-"· Call the specialists at
the condominium in ·
formation center
cars•bikes•
·skateboards·
trucks.baby
carriages •tea
carts•trikes
rollerskates·
walkers•toys
•wagons••••
scooters*hot
rods• coupes•
trailers*hard
tops•
@
Touch.Wine Realty
!J6.1.al67
Find out about the high·
earning real estate sales
career opportun1t1es
with THE RE AL
ESTATERS. L1censmg
school fees completely
refundable lo school of
your choice. Extensive
sales training. For m·
formation call 751-6191
AFFllDABLE
2 Bdrm, I ba -l yr old.
Adult complex. Take
over existing loan.
6REOCARPET Ill 154.1202
714 760.<>H3
SALES MANAGER
Established R.E. beach
office w /afOuent clien·
tele. Call Dolly King for
confidential a ppt.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR , IMC.
67~4630
• SISKDOWM •
DESPBATE!
4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home.
Assume hi· balance loan. owe straJgtit note. succ~ REALTY'
549-7991
The fastest draw In i e
West. . .a Daily Pilot
Classified Ad. 642·56f8.
I UNITS· S2 I 0,000
Bread and butter, low
vacancy, no qualifying.
Call now.
RCTaylorCo
640 l)l)()Q
RESIOENflAl RFAL ESTATE SERVICES
SALUTES
THE 198 I DESIGN HOME
17 MUIR IEACH CIRCU
srYGLASS HIU
Sponsored by Newport J r.
Chamber of Commerce to benefit
ORAHGEWOOO
A new home for abused children.
Ope n for publi c vi ewing
September 13-27 . Tickets ma y be
purchased at th e door.
Presented at $2,400,000
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
CALL FOR DETAILS
ON THESE FINE PROPERTIES
OH WA.TH:
LMda Isle 5 btd •.•....... Sl.395,000
LMda .... 5 btd .....••.•. S2.600,000
laylhontt layfront 5 btd .. $1 ,350,000
Dover Shores layff'Oflt
4 bed .................. $1,400,000
U. ,.._ layfrollt cOftdo •••• $625,000
U. '"" layfrottt Co-op •••• $210,000
lc6oa Island loy1rCMtt
4 bed .................. $1.200,000
,......._ lcryfroftt 4 btd .. SI ,600,000
~. 6200 sq ft : ... $1,950,000
VIEW OF WATER
Htwport HtkJl!h 3 btd ...... S795,000
CoroM .. Mw 4 b.a ...... SI ,350,000
Htw ~ Rlctg. 4 btd .. SI .995,000
CoroM HJghlmtds 2 btd .... $615,000
NEAR THE WATER
eon..,. 3 btd .............. $265,000
, .. ed 3 btd ...... -....... $235,000
, ... , .. 3 btd .. -....... $425,000
VIia lcAoa 2 btd .........• Sl77,000
.... 3 bed ................ $241,000
....... Yllo-pool .......... $499,000
OM IAUOA ISLAHD
3 bed. lloMt •••••••••.•..••• $420,000
J bed."°'"' ................ $319.000
'"-cl C.al D..,a.x .......• $675,000
'"-cl C.al Capt Cod ..•.•• SUS,000
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC
REAL ESTATt
S..Wt R•"'O:s Pu>(>Ortv M..n.ogrnwnt
2436 W Coast Hwv 315 Manne Allf ~' ~ach ~ lst.uid
'11·1400 '7Ut00
L.IMDA ISLE
Exciting opportunity! Wide channel
view from spectacular architectural
designed 4 bdrm . 5 bath, pool home.
Slip for 2 large boats. $1,495,000 .
Summer Occupancy.
LIDO ISLE HOMES
Featurt'<I on Homes Tours this lov~ly
traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm. 3
bath home. newly redecorated. Priced to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see.
New ly remodeled 3 bdrm . 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ce ilings. Great for entertaining.
$420,000. Best price for the money.
PENINSULA POINT BEACHFROMT
Panoramic bay & ocean view ~l
wedge. from prime large lot. 4 bdrm. 3
bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featur·
ing marine room . $1,385,000.
NEWPORT CREST COMDQ.
2 bdrm. den. spacious Plan 8, im·
macul ate. Low pri('ed at $215,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy\1d1· D••••· N B 67') 6161
a: I
BEDBBE ELllRS CD.
OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
DE AHU IAYSIDE VILLAGE
Super Mobile Home · Tw o
Bedrooms + Two Baths · Second
Story Sun Deck · Owner Will Carry
Finanfing -Submit Offers. Asking
$57,500.
COST A MESA INCOME
Triplex Adja ce nt To New
Redevelopment. Great Owner 's
Unit. Two Rental Units Help With
Payments & Taxes. $1 ,070 Gross
Income Per Month. Excellent
Financing Available. $155,000.
·---........... .
759-9100
#2 CorpOI • Pima
Mtu1*f c..ter
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE' SERVICES
GREAT VALUE
Guarded gal~. Pools & tennis. 3 BR. + den condo in Jasmine Creek.
Vacant. Ready for you to move in.
S329,500.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
WT THIS ONE! Ocean view 3 BR
" (or 2 & in -law qt rs) 3 BA ,
' sprakling pool. giant redwood
sun-deck. Terms -Only $250.000
with low down. Holly Markas
644·6200 (A58)
IEAUTIRIL llRCH end unit nestled
by a row · of Eucaly~us trees.
Tastefully decorated wall
covering, plush carpets. Lg yard,
fplc & custom drapes. Excellent
financing. Jamie Wilkinson
551-8700 (A57 )
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T R I D Y
I I I I'
TEW T E One moth« came up wltll •
lantutlc plan to 11•1
Dalebout
Bay &Beach
Real Estate
,REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949.
COME WITH US ... TO IA.CIC IAY.
A'ITRACTIVE FOUR BEDROOMS FAMILY
ROOM VERY PRIVATE 8ACK YARD WITH
POOL .LOW MAINTENANCE Sl99,700
1617 WESTCLIFF DR, M.L 631 -7300
REALTORS
675-551 I ....
IEST IUY IN CDM: 3 be'm 2 bdrM duplex
clow to beaches and shopl. Mtwty paint.d
and carpeted and new roof. Try S45,000
down, OWMr will lwlp witfl tflt ,.., •.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coad Hwy., Corona .. M•
6 75-5511
LINDA ISLE MASTERPIECE
Finest location on all Linda. 76' of
bayfront. Room for up to 8.5' yacht. 6
Bedrooms , 7 Baths. billiard room. lrg.
bar & TV room , wine cellar, formal
dining. sep. guest wing, maid 's qtrs.
Bob or Dovie Koop. 759-1221.
RrlM* Of Newport Beach
Cute NewpQl't home with
2 Bdrm lncome unit
Close to beach. 8Ht
price In area. 128f,.SOO.
642-5200
A PETE BARRETI
. REALTY
OCUMURZIS
Like new townhome in •
the Blulfs. 2 Bdrm, 3ba.
super kitchen and a big
2nd story loft. Full price
only S13•.900. Ca II
751·3191
C:. ..,flH 1 -t'"' PHI JPt I <l 1t "">
REAL ESTATE
PROFESSIONALS
WANTED
Come to the action. Most
wanted area in So. Calif.
buyers's can afford to
p1y . Call Larry
Wh itesides. Balboa
Island Realty. 673-8700
HAUOlllDGI
An exquisite offering:
Elegant & spacious 3
bdrm + family room, 1
lev home w tpanoramic
vis ta of harbor ,
coastline, ocean & night -
lights. Prestige. com·
fort, luxury & security.
Reduced, now $739.000.
<Owner financing). Agt.
640-S560.
UHIBJEV AIU!
5 bdrm p0ol1&pa home in
Costa Mesa. Under
$120,000. Owner will help
with financing. Call
919·5370 today for more
details.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS •-.-------mt Winter Retreat. Oasis in • $92,500• 1• the sun. New l yr old 2 Super 3 BR starter, AC, JUST USTID! bdrm + den. 3 ba, furn
lge lot. good nbrhd. Near SllllMNt Al Offen with cathedral ceiling.
Greenville & Warner. OWNBAMXIOUS Indian Wells Racquet
Only 20% down & OWC Ocean l"'-' blocks! Cute Club, Palm Springs.
at low interest Call to-corner 2 bdrm house Home overlooks 14th
day, Agt. 96J..UI04 _ Walk to restaurants & Goll Hole at the Indian
shopping $210,000' Wells Golf coune. Pool
lalboa lay''°"' 111 front ol home. Ex· • .._. cellent Joe. Sl.95.000. no * 67~7060* money dn to qualified buyer. Will consider
trade for wU1 in Corona
Sell with EASE!
lt'saBREEZE
Classified Ads 6'2·5678
REAL ESTATE
PROFESSIONALS
WANTED
Come to the action. Most
wanted area in So. Calif.
buyer's can afford to
pa y . C all Larr y
Whitesides. Balboa
Island Realty. 673-8700
· Your fri e nds and
neii:hbors use Class1f1cd
wh en th!'\' hav e ~o mcth1nl( 'to ~ell
The~ 'II tell you how well
11 workt'<I forthem'
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
PENINSULA VIEW DUPLEX
Bay & ocean view from upper unit
by Newport Harbor Yacht Club .
Custom built with high beam ceil-
ings and a fireplace in each of the 2
bedroom uni ts. Owner may carry
1st TD and priced lo sell at
~.ooo. Fee.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
lEATHERCRAFT
G E L V W I C M A W R E D A H S 8 R 6
V N I W S N P N A R T E L 0 L 0 T N P
S T I E U L Q E G T Y 0 0 0 ' N 1 N I
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6 A 8 A I A N A I N A T 1 F R R L L A
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S C D E R S S F R N S I C N T E D T T
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Bellamy 7S2-E955
• REH TORS
IAYCUST
Motivated owners will
finance this lovely 3
bedroom, 3 bath home
situated on a huge pro-
f essionally landscaped
corner. The privacy,
pool area and gorgeous
gardens are just a few of
the m any amenities.
$369.500.
D.M.M.tNIUr
760-0835
LOW,LOWDWM
LOW PAYMEHTS
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-Orange Coat DAILY PILOTJWednetday, September 18, 1981
A ............
OPEN WIDE -Jesus Ortiz. right, dentist of
C handler, Ariz., a nd veterinarian John
Gardetto team up to give "Noah." a 4-year-
old A.lghan, a root canal.
DEA TH NOTICES
Digest Bible
a 'sacrilege'
NEW YORK (AP) -T he New York chapter ot
Moral Majority hu condemned what •ta prealdent
called a "helliah" plan by Reider'• Dl1est to
publish a conden.sed version ot the Bible.
''You cam't change the word of God," aaid the
Rev. Daniel Fore. "It's cenaortne God."
The .Reader's Dhiesl Bible, scheduled for
publication in a year, wlU be a reduced venlon of
the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, whtcb
also bu been criticized by fundamentallata.
1'~ore. acknowledged be had not aeeo any
manuscripts of the condensed Bible, but Insisted it
would be a sacrilege.
"They're saying to God, 'You didn't know
what you were talking about.' " Fore complained.
He accused Readers Digest of "trylne to water
down religion ... to take the blood out ot the Bi---
ble ."
Fore. said Moral Majority waa not proposin1
that the book be banned -only that it neither be
bought n or read.
"Ours is a ministry of i.nfluence," Fore said.
"We can only speak out, and hope people will
listen."
He predicted that Roman Catholic and Jewish
leaders would join the outcry when they leam how
the project is being handled by "a group of people
whose only motive is profit."
Fore said h e was s pe aking only for the New
Yo rk ch apter of the conservative polltlcal or·
ganization. .
Jack Walsh , editor of the Bible project. said
from R e ader's Digest headquarters in
BEARDSLEY and 1 brother Phillip Pleasant ville, a suburb of New York City, that he
H E L E N C O R N McDonald of Oceanside, ca. expected "great interest" in tbe condensation.
BEARDSLEY, resident of Memorial services will be "Many people want to read the Bible but never
Costa Mesa, Ca. Passed h e ld on Saturday, Sep-t)ave because of its length and complexity," he
awa:( on September lk 1981. Jtember 26. 1981. in Hol said.
Survived bJ 2 sons_ T omas lywood where Miss Mc "It will sound exactly like the RSV, but 40 per-
J . Com , Jr of Sarcon e , Mis· Donald had made many cent shorter ," Walsh said. "True condensation s ouri and Richard D. Corn of friends .
Santa Ana, ca .. a daughter Mc NA'M' ne ver interferes with the essential substance of a
Betty So I es bee of JOHN LLOYD McNATT, text."
PICTITIOUI •UllNlll NAMalTAHMaNT
Tiie .. 1i.w1119 --.,.. -... tlllsl""6at: AL8AHY PROPl!ltTIES, LTD , 17'02 St.y Par1l hult~. W.. Mlt, lrvlM, CA. 9'714 Cllarlet MlllaylO, 17192 St. y P.n! ........ ,,ard. 5ollM "'· l,,,IM, c:.. '711' l.ouls A. Ck<ol•lllll, t1tl02 Sky Perl!.....,,.,.,, s..1te io-. ,,,,.,..,ca.
"'" Tllla ""91NU It C-tH .., a llmlled ...,_.., ""-· OWlnM!Myle
Tllb .....,,_, •• flied --county Clerll Of 0r..,.. c_..., ....
l•mt>er ... 1"1.
"'"'" Baker.s f ield, Ca ., Gage 28, a resident o f Herbert Lieberman, executive editor of con-
grandch!ldren and ~O great· Capist rano Beach. Ca densed books for Re ader's Digest, bu said that •NOOS1,nNDAU.a
itrandch.ildren. Services w1ll Pas sed a way on Friday. the new Bible will include all 66 books. Unlike :~~~1~":'&...c.... PICTlnOUUU$1HU
be held on Wednesday, Sep evening September 11, 1981 other sh orten ed ver sions of the Bible, which cut .,..~....._....... •AMSIT&T .. •WT
tember 16, 1981 at I :JOPM at an Dana Point, Ca. He is sur· whole blocks of text, the Diges t edition is the result "=..,~~ .. o.itt ,.1,.. Tiie ....... ,.,_ 1·•....,. ~
th.e Brown Colonial Chapel vived by a dau~hter Holly of "line-by-line cutting,'' be said . S.pt.t,M.tuo.1"1 l01~ -:~cv 1tAos a GAGS, ue
with Or. Kenton Beshore of1Ann McNatt o'-Dceanside. W k h d t• h be d "••"rt C•11ter Orin, Ht. •M. the Harbor Fellowship Bible1Ca .. parents Glenn McNatl or o n t econ en sa ion as en un er way Nil.IC 1111( N_,..,8Mc11,c.11._..,...
Church of Costa Mesa of · of Ontario, ca and Ruth nearly 2''7 years. The completed books are re-o.-J. "••· ut w. wu..,,, No.
ficiating lnlermenl w ill llele or €apistrano Beach, viewed by Bruce Metzger or Princeton Theological "ICT1nounu11Nau ~~·1:=-:~~ .......
follow at Melrose Ab bey Ca , 2 brothers David Mc Seminary, whom Walsh described as an interna-,.... STATaMINT c11,,..,.,
Memorial Park. F riends Natt of San Clemente Ca tionally respected biblical scholar. :.~-1111 _._1• .. 1111..,. '"" ~·= ~ wit1t ttie
who wish may call at the a n d R i c hard Ha I ~ o ( .-------------.---------------1 c ~ c NEWPO•T INVESTMENT c_, C1eni _. 0r....,. c_,., ..,
mortuary from 3:00PM to Capistrano Beach. Ca .. 3 sis· GROUP, 110 ~ G9flt« Dl'I,,., A...-i..1111.
9:00PM today Septe mber IS. ters Cynthia Ann Felt of N•wll*1 llNdl, CA n..o. "ttnl
l 9 8 1. Bro wn Co Io n i a I Corona. Ca.. Victoria Lynn PVIUC Ill'£( PUIUC II~( • c~~.!,E,,.":~~!~!','~~"~..!.:.:t A:-:.,"::.,<>;~, c:' oeii.,,;~
Mortuar y directors. Gr aham of San Clemente, HOTICI 0,. ,.,CTITIOUS •USINIU cant•• Dl'lv•, N••POf't ... u.. CA
McDONALD ca . and c at h )I Ma r i e TltUSTEl'S SALE NIIMI STAHMaNT '76'°.
MARJORIE McDONALD, Lawrence of Lake Elsin<'re. LMa..._n_ The 1ooow11111 Pl<IOf\ Is dolnt ...,.., . .,;::to,.~"ftl l•(OftdlKtold..,ac•·
resident of Laguna Beach, Ca. Visitation will be held T.s ..... ._., 11eun· 1~s.m111e,..111C.
C P d T.O. SERVICE COMPANY as <My RET ASSOCIATES, 1001 WHt tnll a. asse away a t her MondaythroughWednesday, •PCIOIMec1Tnn1 .. ~thefOl-l11g s1 ... 1,Sult•M,CoAaMesa,ca1._. J9ff,..y.A.c:oi-,
home on Saturday, Sep-lat Lesneski Colonial Chapel. described deed"' trust WILL SELL •i.21 Tll~._1 was fifed •lttl ,,. U~mber 12. 1981 after a Funeral services will be held AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO TH E Rl chucl e Tamlnoslan, 11 "1 co1111ty Clerk 01 0r ...... C°""'Y on
lingering illness. She r esided on Wednesday, September ~~~~HE•s:, ~.1~0!Rsa~o~ f.~~ ~i;:n1 strwt. 5911'• All•, cauto<n1• A.,..11, 1"1.
in Laguna Beaclt. Ca for 14 16, 1981 at lhe Lesneski ,,,_Y '"s1a1nJ •" •ltM Tiii• CMll!fts 11 conduetad .,., .., In-::::: .. ~·
years . moving there from Colonial Chapel at 11 :OOA M uua •"" t c°"....,.o"' -,_; dM-' • cm o....,_,
H II ood C Sh Mid by It undltf said DMd of Trust In Ricllarcl E. Tamlnoalan o yw • a. e was sue· with Rev Wilham Bjork, tM-1\'hlAtnatterdHCr111ed: Tiiis 11a1-1 •• flled wltll ,,. s.tte• cessful and well-known an 2 pastor, San Clemente Com-TRUSTOR: ooN GABRIELE, an Cov111y Cl•rk of 0r•f1911 C-ty °" ....,.,.llMdl,CAttMt
fields of expression. painting munity Evangelical F'ree unmarried man and suE MAGEE, aft A~U•, ,,., ,.,...,.
d t I He I Ch h
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· t" p unmarr1ed -·at lolnt ,_,,,, Pvbll"'°" Orat9 Coast Delly PllOt, an as roogy r earyl urc o 1c1amg. r1vate BENEFI CI ARY : IRVING s.p1.1.t,16,n,1•1 mw1. years were spent in Chat internment will ro11ow . ADE~. aft unmarried man" 10
anooga, Tenn., and she re !Lesneski Mortuary. 640 .,. ..,,.,.v._ 11'11. Intern and AN· -------,..-~------
ceived her art training, with So. El Camino Real. San OREA AOELSOH, • slfllle-. as ~ .. ,IK
h h P I . Cl t c d . 1o-lll'dlvlmdt%lfll-tandMARIC l------------onors at t e ennsy vamal em en e . a . 1rectors. STOCKWELL.• 11,...,.,.... •to., f'ICTITIOUS•UllNllSI
Academy o( Fine Arts . 492-1717. UfldMOtd 11'11. Interest •nd PETE NAMSSTAT9M•WT
Philadelphia . Pe nnsylvania SCHWART'l SKINTEK -TALLIE J. S«tNTEK, n. ....._.,,. ,.._ 1s _.,,. ~
and later at the Art Institute A L B E R T A L L E N ~~-= :: :e~ ';u'::~"::C::: -l~:WHOLESALE EXPEltTS, m
o( Chicago. She received SCHWARTZ resident of •fld MARIO\ suPERFON, '-Miid WE, 1SJ11 ,.....,.. ..__, H_.,.._
much r ecognition in the Westminster: Ca. Passed •ncl •If•• to..,_.,,... •'II.,,... had\,Callfomla....,
south fofir her P!Jmtin~s •. be-away on September lSlt 1981. 1•~ ,,,., u, 1• • ....,, .... ci •• C:::.~~e:.~: ~~~~~
ing prp ic1ent in .po~ra1t~. He is survived by his-wife ""'"" -'*'· PA99 "of Otlklal ..,.. landscapes ~nd still hfes 1!1 Marouerite. Masonic and RKOnts l11 theofftuof1NR_,. TlltslMIMBlscMduc-1>y..,.,..
various media Many prom 1 q Se · of°'-e.ounty. said dead of 1n.tSt div..,... . · 1· re 1g1ous rv1ces will be ciescrio.. t1te '°'-11111 ~rty: Loll c..roi A.,..,,...., nenl businesses and political held on Wednesday Sep· of Trad Ho. 101t0, In the County o1 Tllb ~ wat 11..., wltll IN figur~s . came to. her s tudio tember 16. 1981 at 12:00 noon Orange, State"' calllorfll• H s-map COllf'llY c i.rk of Or-county °"
for theU" portraits and s he at the Harbor Lawn Mount :i:~~ -~: ~ "ott~ 4!; A"9vsm. 1"1• Pttml
held a number of 1 woman Olive Memonal Chapel with u.. councyreconi.rOfMld ~ounlY.•NI .....,.,...,. 0r-. CMtt Delly Pliot,
exhi!>its of her pa_intings. the H untingt on Beach •''° .._ • u.. Sout'-ste<ly 1os Aue.i..s..-.2,t,16,1,.1 l77M1
Coming lo Caltf?rma later Masonic LodRe 11~ F&A M ~~1 : ~.:'1::,'':'~~35c'::"; 1:
opened up. new fields of JO· o r f i c i a t in g . Interment orange, Stat• "' ca11tor11ta, " .,.,
terest to Miss Mc Donald a nd services immediately follow· map recOl'ded In t1co1t 14, -• 11 enc1
a study of Astrology a nd ing. Services under the 12.M1sce11-m-.1ntheofflc•of
Num erology launched her direction of Ha r bor Lawn 1";~~~~t!:!1!!='~
1nt_o a second car eer 1n Mount Ohve Mortuar y of ··cu u t,_, __ orcommo11dt-
wh1ch she was ~ually sue Costa Mesa !>40·SS54 sl9natl0fl Is,,,,.,_, ........ "° ••rnMy cessful. Rerogm t1on of her Is 111wn .. to 111 <:GrnPet~ or cor·
abilitv in this field brought -------------1 rectrwu)."llw...,.fklarr-•Hld , De.cl Of Trust. by AHOll of • l>rffcll or her an invitation, on 2 OC· -.,. -t defeult In the obll99t10111 secured
c asions to appear on na rw-IWllK IMrMP(, 11ento1ora uiecuted .ild-.
t i O n a I I y b r o a d c a s l livered to the undertlVMCI • ••llW\ .. ICTITIOUS •us1N•U OKI-Ion al Oefa4ilt ...., 0.IMfld television programs. She NAMa STATUHNT lor S.le, encl wrltt.., notlQ Of tlrMCll
leaves behind 3 sisters. Jane Tiie foll-1119 peuon• ••• doff19 •11d of •le<t1011 10 cauu tll• 1111·
Se m m t 0 w , p h 0 e be busl-es derslllfted to Mii H id pr-rty •• WESTERN INV ES TMENT Wlllf'f Mid oC11199llons, and~ Mc Donald o( Laguna Beach . PROPERTIES, 1 ... 1 Mllllkan A ... ., Illa Ulideillei.O UuSed M id Mele• of Ca. and Rosem ary Hill of trv111e, ca. '2714 b<•Kh and of •lectlofl to be Recoocled
New Smyma Be ach , F1orida Rot>ert o. 8rl90s, 1030 earslde M•Y 24, 1,.1, u IMtr. No. J3.06 In cove En\."-'-.. ec11, ca. 11oo11 140n. -en, of uoto 0tt1c1a1
Oon K. Hanna, 111161 8raftdl119 Records. Neptune Societ v Iron. Sen J'*l Celllstr-. ca. 92675 Said tel• will be -. ""' wllllout CREMATION tURIAL AT SIA EMerprlM GoMlrudlon, Inc. I• COY--or warraftly, .. press or Im.
646-7431 . C•lllornle corpor911on). •t 8arrM-pla.d . .._rc11119 lltla, _..sslclfl, er ca.,,,,.,,., ea. '2"4 enc-enc.es, to pey tlte rM1al11l119
Our li te rature tells the Tiiis tlllslNu Is cOfldllcted by • principal_,, of lhe 110telsl HOl...O complete story of our 9911eral pertners1>tp. bysaldOMdofTrust.w1111 1111arnt• Oon K. H-In ~d llOle pr .... 10.0. adVance, If My, societv. Thi• st.et-I was llled wltll ti. under tt. terms of uld Deed of Trvtl,
14 II.SC.. It tor,.,.. po~~.l ll•r Courtly Clerk 01 Oranva C°"nty Ofl IMS, cllaroits and upenus ol t,_ '===========:!..;.J All9Vst 2'. ne1 Tn.tste. and of U.. ln.tsb cr•tad by -.. ,..,.., Mid °"'° of Trust. Seid .... Wiii ...
Pllbllsl.o Orat9 Coatt Dally Pilot Mid °" n-Mey, Octot>er 1, 1'11 al
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SMITH & TUTHILL
WISTCUH CHA'IL
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Costa Mesa
646-9371
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627 Main St
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536-6539
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Cerretery Mortuary
ChaQel-Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drrve
Newport Beach
644-2700
MicCOllMICIC MOlTUAltllS
L.aquna Beach
494-9415
laQuna Hiiis
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
MAalotl LAWM-MT. OUYl
Mortu•IV •Cemetery C~IT9torv
1625 Glaler Ave .
Coste Mesa
540-5554
...ca•onas
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MOnUAaY
110 BrotdW•v
Coat•Mna
842·9150 I
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SCHOOL FOR BASIC OFFICE Sl(ILL.S, SCIO lrvl11e Ave., S..lt• 216, Newport BH<ll, C..llloml• t1MO 9•rbera L. l.0119, 1:»7 Galuy Drive, Newport 8••ch, C•lllor11le
fl MO This _.,_, I• conducted by an ln-
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1rust -•stlmated <osls, ·~ and aovanus Is Ut,Ut.71. To Oe-"'rmlM tN ~Md, "°" may CAii (7141'17 ...... Oale: s.,t....., 1, IW1.
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"WASIUNGTON (AP)
-There will be 810,000
lcwer chUdrel lo United
States school• lhls tall,
bul the coet ol educatln1 lbem with fewer
leacbera and larfer
cl ass ailes la rlaln1 10
percent, education Of·
ftclals say.
Education Secretary
T.Ht Bell predicts that
tot~ enrollment will slip
rom about S8.4 milllon
in 1980·81 to approx·
. ... .,
Mll ...
PICTtTHIUI &ut1••t1
NMMITAffMNT
• ,,mately 57 .6 million.
with all but 20,000 of the
drop occurring In public
' schools.
Tiie .. 1 ... 1,.. ,_.._ er-. ffl ... ...... _ .. :
HUtl'Olln·MHA AUOIOLOOY
The National Center
for Education Statistics
said that the cost of
education from kin·
.dergarten through col·
l"ege will rise to $198.3
1billion an·d that the
number of elementary
and secondary teachers
will drop by 23,000 lo 2.4
million.
Teacher groups clajm
the loss of teachers -
which directly affects
·tlass size -is even
greater. The National
Education Association
says that 55,000 are be-
ing laid off, while the
American Federation of
PICTITIC..S •USINass
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FITNESS RESEARCH CENTER, 1'11
Ne•pon allld.. N-1 .. ecll, CA tt..o.
.. Teachers set s the
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Covnty Clerti of Or•-i'Y 011 A""'olll )I, ltlt. ,..,.,
PHYSIOLOOICAL
EVALUATIONS IHC., 11' AlverMIO Str .. 1, N-1 .. adl, CA ~1.
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S....,,., L. Mc:CllntoO,
~ l'vl>llslwcl Or .... Coest Delly Piiot,
Sept. "· n. ».Oct. 1, ,.,, ~1.
Tiiis _, was lllell wltll tht
··Lollipop
!hie/ pays PICTITIC..l •ust .. au
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Cou11ty Clerti ol Ore-CW11ty on
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PublltMd Or._ Gofft Delly Pli.l s..t. 16, %), 30, Oct. 1, 1'11 ~I
LONDON <AP) -JOHESCOUHTYLT0 .• 1a10ow PtCT1nousau11••ss St.. N--1 lhedl. CA'*°· MAME STATEMSNT Londoner Paul Allen DAH OotLEO... 21102 Gw11111ton TIM 1o11ow1119 119,..,.., ••• c101nv
f d hi lf li ked b Court. L....,.. Hlowef, CA tan. IMlllllKS ... oun mse c Y T1111 1tw1 ... u 11 co_ .... by • Tl4E C>.1t PHONE coNIPANv. the legal system and 11m1-~. 1100 A1,...y, s..11e 1», eosi. -· ._ d t . h' 2 ls Oen Oot~ Cel llof'llle f»1' .,,.a o give 1s cen T1111 ,.......,, -111.0 """ .,. Oevkl P w.imer 1'0S a.. ..... 1 Worth. County Cler11 of Ore-County °" Newl)Of1 ~11. C.lltoOw• tlMJ '
Allen, 21, was fined Sept. 14• 1"'· i:ton Benne11, "' u111n<11ty PINPll A....,..., L•~. C.lltomle tjClllO lWO pennies by a judge PubllsllH Or-Coest Delly Pllol, Tiii• bullnHl 11 COll4vC-by 8 " or stealing a lollipop · H,23.».0ct .. 7•1•1 «>SMl venere1.,.,_wp.
I O.vld P Weimer •: rom a souvenir store. PUIUC lltll( T1111 ,,.,...,.111 -s 111.0 w1111 111e He admitted breaking ,___________ CO"lllY Clerlt of Or•not COUll!y 011 '...._t h h d ak' Auvusta.1•1 • ' '" 0 l e s op an t ang PICTITIC..I •US•••ts P1MMP .. the sucker, but gave the •AMllSTAHMllNT Publ1si.c10r.,. eo.11 oe11y P11ot. ~ court no reason for his 1><1!~,!~0!~1"11 ...,...,s •r• c1oinv s.p1. 2. '· "· u. 1t11 m4-t1
t A PETITE CAFE, JOO N--1 -----------ac · Center Drive, Hewpert Beech, CA ptlUC llJllC( .,....
(1) GERALD RUDOLPH
,. VALl!HZUIELA; (2) DORIS JOANN PICTITIC..S aUSIMaU
VALENZUELA. '193 llo\ell River Cir· ·-· STATaMaMT
MIN•IOll C:OU•T
OPTitalTATa
OP CAUPCMINIA
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O'°•aALP~•TY AT l"tllVATa SALa
ESTATE Of' MARION S. NORTO.., CONSERVATEE: Ntltlce 11 ,_.....,
Cle, F_,l.elll Vetley, CA ft70I. -""rlla follOWl"ll pe•to111 ere dolllO
Tlll1 --.,. 11 cotldlK1ecl by en In· blnlr1e11 M l
cllvlchlal (.,._,.end wllel. H A R a 0 U A L Y H H
Ger•ld R. VeteftZW!a APARTNl.ENTS, 1.-S LYM SC., Hlllll·
This '*"-"-I -flied wltll U. 1"910ft h«I>, CA n.49.
County Clerti ot"~·-County ,VIRGINIA"'-auccl!LLA, ~1 A119. 26, 1"1. rtsl• Clrcle, .....,,,.,...., .._II,
P CAtiMt.
PvllflsNO Or .... Coest Delly Piiot. FAAHICLIH J. &UCCELLA, ~1
s.pt. 16, n. •. Oct. 1. 1"1 ..,..1 Cowtll* Ore le. Munt~ 9Hcll,
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C-rvetw d ......... MARION 'K'TlTIOUlaUSIN•SS S. HORTON, C..; tte•, Wiii Mii et NAMS ITATaMa .. T Tlll1 N'"'*'I Wei Ill• wl"" tlll County C'"11 of ~.,,.. C.ouftly on
Set14. 14, "'1. prtvata Mle to tl'e llillhell -llletl TIM lol-1119 P«ton• ere clol119 bleltttc_.......,. .. ,..,. ..,. <.....U-blnlneuas: PU...,
llerelMfttf _..,... -"*IK'.. soa COHSULTAHTS ANO l'\JN· Pv1>11.-0r...,. eoe.e Delly Piie(, c:Oftflrmatt.I.., IMd Supffler c:-1, OIHG, KOLL CIENTEA, WEST S.pl. 16,Jl.JD,OC't.7,1"1 41112-el
.., Septemlier 22. "'1, et Ille'*" Ill TOWER, SUITE JOOO, CleDMKArthur -----------
2:00 P.NI. or "*-'!er •ltlllll tlw ti-&lvd., N-1 .. ecll. CA t'M60. Nil.IC llJllC(
ellowecl by lew, et Ille office of DIANNA R. RATCIL, 1601 -----------WILLIAM R. FROEaEAG, lSU, 0r<herdDnw,s.ntaAne,CA'2101.
Cemlno Mir• C-te, S.11 Clemeftle, WILLIANI L. SMITH, •9 Seftcl PICTITIC..S aUSOl•SS
CAllllom .. •II rltlM. 1111e, ifttenst ellcl Flower Court, Newpor1 ke(JI, CA .. AME STAT .. 1Ul .. T
.. t•te ol MW MARION S. HORTON, n.u. TIM toltowl119 pertons er e delr11
COllMrY ..... -•II '""'· lllle -1... Tiiis bvllnes1 Is conduci..t by • l>uslnets et: • relC 11\111 Mid ....... llM ecqul'9cl, by gene rel~-JL ENTERPRISES. W S.nclp4per, ~ttlor. ef '-ol o .. rwlM, ottMr oi-RMcll Irvine, CA '7714.
t .Ulan or In -'Oon to lflet Of Mkl Tiiis --was IUed wltll tlle JAY C. FEHSTERMACHl!R, S4
"'AR IOH S. NORTON 111 •lld lo 1111 r• County Cler11 of ~·-C-ftly on Sellclpl-. lrvlM, CA '1714. elpf"Ot19rtyclncrll>eclHtollow1: Sept.U,ltlt. C 0 NS TAN CE a .
.I ~· UrwllYldlld -II Inter.fl 111 ,,._ Pt1'111 FENSTERMACHER, S4 Sa ... lper, ~ , "'4 lot at MS c..ullne Sl,..t, l.evuna Pvbll,_ Orenge Coest Delly Piiot, Irvine, CA mu.
llHCll, Callfomle, more pertkul•rty S.pl. 16, 21, lO, Oct. 7, ltlt 40.SU1 Tiiis Duslnfts 11 collductecl by • ,, jletcrlllM a : Lot 1• ol Trec1 No. 170, eener•I ~NnNp.
per map recerdlcl 111 &ooll 27. el P-• NllJC tlT1C( Jey c . ,_ .. l'll'\aCIMr
JD, 31 -IZ ol Mlle.ell_, Me!K. ~ &. l'-term.c-
'9<0rdlef 0..,,.. c-ity, Calltomla. T1111 sca...._1 we1 llled wllfl Ille .. ~ •let • "'*' ... lnvl*I lw Nici PICTITIOUS auSl .. llU Covlll'f Cieri! of Or•-County "' ...-rty encl mint be 111 wrNlftt allll •AMII STAT11Ma .. T Secit.. 14, 1"1.
•• wlll I>• rece ived •1 Illa olflce of Tiie fol_,,. .,..._ IS dolno -Pl,_,
1 )l"ILLIANI A. FAOEaEAG. attorney MIS es: Pvbllslwcl Or .... Coelt Dally Piiot,
•• ler tlle Estate el MARION S. Ill DIRECT ELECTRONIC Sept.1',tJ,JD,Oct.7,1tll .,_.,
HORTON .... -y ... "'" wllfl .... MARKETING; m DIRECT ELEC· -----------ler11 Ill Mkl 5-let c-1 • ._ TROHIO, 25172 H .... AMII, i..o.-ll•erecl lo ,,_ N ici A4ml11lslre1or H'9uet. CAft617.
per .... elly, at any time erter flr1t JAMES VINCENT EARLEY,-----------
pultlk•lklll of lflll ~ -....... U112 H .... AMII, i._... H'9vel, CA llOTICa CW
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:• or pert Ullfl-.pert <...sit, lfte .. ""' cllvlclual. HOTICI[ IS HEREaY OIVEH, I-
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: ... perQftl .,.,., of .... ·-• l>lcl Covllty c~ of Or•nee Gewnty Ofl ., AEAl!'ESTATE SECURITIES
••• IO KC......, ......... bY tfftlfled s.pt, u . '"'· SERVICE. lo<etecl •• 1010 Hortll
<lle<IL ..., .,,. -...nu Ill be paid ., Pt1W12 llroM•8Y. Suft• a , 111 Ille city of S-·~ <onflrmetion of Nie by IN S..,.rlor P\11>11.-Oraft9lt Coe.It Dally P~ le Ana. County of OrM19, st• of
Court. T-.. r911b •NI main--. Sept.14,tJ.».Ort.7,ltlt ~ Calllor11 1e , REAL ESTA TIE
< ••-...,,....,......,,Oft Insurance -----------~IECURITIES SERVICE, e Callfwllla
, oKCep\Hle IO .... ~-lhell be Piil.JC ••£ corpor•tlofl, .. dlil'f ~--Trwt• .. proraled" Ill tlle ... of rerorcllfl9 of ullcl« Md --' 1o Ille .,._, ef
, c9fl••'fanc.e. E-cllertiH lhell be -----------..ie cO<ftrnd"' -cwteffl o...i ef
... 911 ... lly cllvlcllld ~ IN parties-.. one• UtvlTI ... ••DS Trull ... cul•cl by •O•E RT L. ., E .. mlMtleft Ill lltle, rec:ordlfl9 of COft· alO ITaM MO. llS WA1.LIS l'9cordecl IMrctl 11. 1•. 111
, "'J'fMK•, ,,.,.,., le~ -eny tllle NOTICE IS HERE&Y GIVEN .... , llOOll U5'6 of Olfklel R«"'* ef ....
,. 1-r-~ "' peld by t,_ Miier. -lee! ..,,.....11 wtll 119 received by Co1111ty. at pa.. UH, Rec:erMr'I
u Tiie r'9flb-""" .. ,.jecl •ny and the en., of eo.1e MIU, lo wit: TM Cl· 111ttrvm4'11 ,.., 9511. 1>y ,...,. of•
ell bldt. IY c-nc:ll, ,_,Office &o• 1100. COit.a 11rucll or defewll 111 .. .,me11t er
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WIU.IAM •• PRO.a••• loller JO, 1H1. II 1llell b• llle or _.Nt, .._.ke ol Wllkll w• ,._ •ueti•• C. LINTOM rntiOMlllllllY et ..,. bldcler to •11wr <ord9cl May 17, 1•1. 111 &Mil 14'7• ef
*'c.Mllllllel!Mre C.., .... P 1111 bid to Ille City Clei1l's Offke l>y h Olfklel lt«Mdl of ,.141 c-.ty, .t
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(7141 -..111 11111Mlcly _. ellll ,. .. •lo<ld et 15651, WILL MlLL AT PUaLIC AUC.
Maidelelne Lewis, 11:00 e.m .• or .. -.,_,...,,., es TIOH TO THI! HIGHEST a lOO•A
C911•rvator practlcMle on Twtdey, Octoe.r 9 , FOR CASH, i.wt\11-y of Ille Ur111·
.,0 Plll>llllWd Or ... CAlelC 0.lly l"llot, 1911, 111 "'9 C:-11 ~. 77 F•lr eel $ta'"-•II ....,_ at Ille time ef
s.pt. 1', 11.D, 1"1 4197 .. 1. Drift, C..U MIU. Callfwhle "'*'-Mle, ell rlthl. tllle Mel 111..,... -.. ----...... ------tor THE PUR04ASE OF COMPUT•R llelcl bt It. M Tnll99, 111 Mel te tlMlt rt·
HARDWARE ANO $0f"'TWARE. •I ,,.,.,ty 111.._. 111 Miii Gewftt\I -
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:.:,.:-..:. ~-Qr w /ht1ttd J1cu11l ,01 .. 1 dilJlll. family
rt.tat ~t&ae. All la ttcluded 11 redwood rooca, tlrtplatt Huie
-d • c k • I u • b I noor ...t... On ui.t cul alaarp CGad • ,ltattUod. Ind• caped covered • ..:;;-..., ~
tloo. OW Oner wllJ eatlo. INCLUDING 11 prictd too l 9N0,000. ~~~Ytati~ ~· !:: ~~~~c~o~1i~: c.Um• . ... ooo. DllY _!!T d!!!U!llM.-'44-7J II PLUS l Br. 1 lh. OWNER WILL HELP
WHAnUM19UI
AIOUT ....
Dol1botaM wt.th 1u .. e, Y()U BUY ! Spat '
patio • atra p1rklll1. warm • Br nr ocetn
tomplet.' privacy fo A1llln1 '171,500. Bllr.
boUI oa 1 lot • IOcac.d ln.1...::: ... ~'17~09~----C 0 Ill PAR E TH IS tht nlcett UH of £. NO QUALIFYING ... 4 Br P R I C E -T b re 1 BEST BUY tr TUMS, Cotti Mn1. Sl7t,5 dream home. Prime bedroom, two bath, U1umable ftnanclDa. 5 with alnt flnanclnr. irta. Lovely uparades .
fireplace, Carmel model BR trvtne Terrace, fee Drive bv •Flower the ...... ,900. Blr. M8-0TOI In Harbor View Homes. (l.Dd. Sale or leue op. ' i ~-Lovely prlVlt• yard. tioD.A .78M311 callllTMm ora · .,... · 1044
Very nice at $Zlll,$08. MllDS 1lC a.ooo DOWN. 3 BR 2 Ba. ••••••••• .. ••••••••••••
H S Ls Irvine TerT pool home E/llde home co R·2 lot· AIAteOMID W ITE Al -; w /~ Br+.:........._. "'--r Price $165,000. Take Out of t091I owner will Bdrm, 2 bath home on • uumm v"'u ol Sl800 tarae lot. Ocean and ba) will flnuce-prlced over PYmtl mo. sell at the low marlttt below market HW'T)' on No q1111lfyln1. or &et pr Ice Wood b rid I e
views. "315.000. tbl1 one! Gre& Aalle new loan.... Ga blu Bridaeport
BEA UTIFUL BACK 79-1.ZZl . YllYLOWDOWM m~el. Lilted at 12C».OOO
y ARD BA y VIEW-r:
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\+ • Gett you ID th.ii lovely I& w1tb 111wnable loan
Terrilic buy, and 1~al 1 •~ ;%;, t\W 3Br, 2~Ba Condo In Call me for more_ details . owner fll\lllClnl milt _ h __ 1 •• _ C.111. La mumable loan DarrtU Pub 63J 12M
this three bedroom atlowrates.2.Synnew. .{
home an esc:iUn& pro-Fmlalca.,! Call Jerry ~0312 or 1•1 .UY.J~;
perty. 1395.000fee. Du pin. Buyer who 631·73'70Alt. PrinonJx. ._ ... tllli11!.~lllll~m.l.ll~ .. ::!11 __ needs ne1 Income t •
abelter. Front wait 3 llHTOllACH LOOKING FOR A BIG
BEDROOM? Tbi4 ilJor
you. Remodeled three
• bedroom. three bath.
fireplace, beautiful in·
fetior. Eaatbluff is a
areal place to live.
S:ll.S.000.
bdrm, fpk, jac, 3 ba, Appro• lV. miles lo
mini ocean view. Rear bea c h. beau tit u I
unit a bdrm. 2 ba. Under· townbome. Mexican tde
&rOWld ptina for 4 on. entry. fl~place, 3 kin&
103 dn, IUJ• usuma· sz bdrms, 21,i ba. Hu&e
ble, l.nc. $1700 per mo. cove~ petio. channin&
Priced at SIS0.000. Drive mini yard. Near 260 acre
by 714 Poinsettia. If you re&ional park. Great
TRULY A FIND-Old like, caU the owner at value only $131 ,500.
CdM, South of Hi&hway, 752-6955 s.s.0303
architect.II own custom Duplex won 't last for
home. Beautiful details b u ye·, w ho needs
lhruout. 1525.000. negative in + sbellu.
.. LIVE ON nfE GRAND
CANAL-You r own doc k, plus a three
bedroom and den house.
w11b a ooe bfciroom in·
come uruL A rare op-
portunity. Owner will
carry ut TD. 1699.000.
Price S!IKl.000. 53 dn:
Large usumat>k. ltJOJJ·
thly rental inc $1425.
Drive by 514 Marigold
COM. lf interested call.
John Bellamy 752-8955
CDMILUFfS
Above beach, below
Oce1J1 Blvd. Semi priv
CHHHTHUMI?
Eutslde. Fruit trees &
roses ! Privacy,
seclusion in park like
yard. SUMy 3 BR. Brick
fplc. Covered patio
Pride of ow nership.
Room for eapu1lon. On·
I y $l2A, 000. Call 64S-0303
S~se.ter' Nicely detailed 3 Bdrm
home In California
Homes. Seller will
cooperate with financ-
ln g. Showa like new
home. Close to park
~ /leMis & swimming.
Call for d«ails.
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TOWNHOMI?
Cill the specialists at
the condominium in
form It ion center.
Touchstonf Realty
9G(1l61 THArs'WHArs Rd. Out cl tra.Uic. 180
U .... IN• Al9UT de1ree view Ocean " * * K111111'fD " ~ _ Jetty from every win· ~
Walker & lee
Real f state
• ~q I~() r dow. Prop line high tide. Your lsl home in Irvine . Ulililll OOf. OO~f.S Obie invest 2 yrs. Clear. Vacant and ready to go
Realton, 67s.«JOO 1 d · I Sl ... 0 000 S t•OOM 2 Br condo in adult com· lmi!!!!!1•1!!!!!1••••1I ID IDC . ,.., • . YllDI ,._ I ' •. ,.. Owner will rma.nce. p IP MISA munity. ~tra a.ir "' i--------•I Appl only (714) 61~. 3 tile bat.bl, pool, spa. more. Call now. Tl9'l.D 673-2210 $310,000. SU'7.000 assum 118.900
Three 2 bdrm. 2 bath ~~~-~~iiii~ ....!B~Y:....:0::..::wn:=er:.:.. :.:fm.=9788=---i ·I
furn. units. Steps to COIOMA DIL MAI ·-------~ ~i ~bridge beach. Good s um· 1·2.LOT IASTSIDI Re~
mer /winter history. Charming beach cot· l UMm-FIXBS II
Priced at 1395,000. taie. featuring 2 ~rm IOO 551 ·3000 675-1152. +den, large living room $136,. 4t20 ,nenu Pkwy.Irvin~
with fireplace, double l!ll!IJl6l7•1-•1•77111!1 !II associated
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see, call 541>U51
~ HERITAGE
. REALTORS
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COHDO
SLS.000 down. Excellent
rinancln&, owner may
carry balance on ArTD
at IN. 2 Bdrm, double
r1ra1e. urriflc area.
Askin& teS.000. Call
S.0.1151
s # HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
I MOii ()po Wed. Sat .. Sim 1·5. ·------Panonmlc views! 200· Call Anita SS'1·1270 or
front11e. Mesa Verde -'648--=..::SC»llc.::.:;..::'------
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CAL-m
Assume 6.753, OWC
2nd. 2 Br2ba, Syrs new.
.. RED CARPET
.. 754-1202
home. Rec nn. sewing Bring paintbrush &
rm & lndry nns. 2 Brk broom to save SSS on 3
fireplaces. Sun deck. bdrm fixer In quiet
Porch. Storage galore! Costa Mesa area. Only
20x40pool,spa.&firepit. $99,000. 759·1501 or --------1
HOITHWOOOS llAU'n
Immaculate 3 Bdrm
home on quiet cul de sac
In Northwoods. Plush
carpets and custom-
draperiea thnlout. Hu.ge patio with IOOlhing spa.
Many extru plus low in·
lemt assumable loan.
ll8'1.000.
don osen
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17TII ATPRaiPECT
TUSTJN, 731·3111
TVl1UIOC«
•UM TOwtl IOMI Beautiful Jasmine
Model 2 bdrm + den
with delightful back
yard. Great financing.
Assume 12Yi% loan &
owner wlll carry 2nd T.D .
Rt'lll 1iII0-~ R1·.1hv
3 car gar. Creative 752-7373. Foml• Yllty IOl
financin& welcomed l ••••••••••••••••••••••9j~!!!!!!!••••••l!!!ll! 11!1118.000. Call Bob Uc a ta ASSUMI n~o I ST
11, :, I ,·:1111
~-~ M~~ Walker & lee
Real f state
1sq r so 1
2400sq.ft . esec4 BR 3 Ba
home. Fam rm, eat·in
lcitch .. livin& rm, fonnal
dintn& rm. New paint • WSlornoM paper . Sprinkler ..... , .... 1007
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OCIAtROMT
New ll1tln1. 2 Br on
duplea sile lot near the
Balboa Pier. 1525.000
Luxurious cl.atom coo· system. dbl aar. water
do. 2500 sq. a. 2 frplcs. 4 softener. Xlnt nbrhd,
bdrms, 21,i ti,tbs. $11.SO great schools. 10 min to
mo. p,000. 642-4123. o c e a n . 0 w n e r
'841MSULA DPU
Lr& 4 Br 2 Ba + charm·
inl bachelor unit just
steps from bay or ocean .
S310,000
JUST USTEI ~~~f~':'h.F:·::
• BR 1 ~ ba, se U er -'7;..:.14-=-' T7;.;.:;.S-..::.lrn=-=------1
motivated. Terms .•-•••••-~
Terms. Terms. Call $11, ... DOWM
quickly 152-M98 Take over loam. Owner
STAITaUHITS
Two 2 Br apta only ~ blk
to beach. Older but cute
• neat. 123D.OOO
Call UI to1eeU...
Pl:tn IV RP al~ y ----
Wl•Ell YWIE Eleaant 1in1Je family
bome. Prolea1onally de·
in default, will U.ten to
111 offers on tbla • bdrm.
Located an quiet cul-de-
sac. Carey.
01·2142
BURR WHITE
REALTOR , INC
6 7'> 46)0
corated and landscaped. '"'° ______ _,
4 bdrm. a ba, library.
Air, alarm, amenities
C34I ,,_.._.1111 galore.
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For Sale by owner .
Sharp 4BR, 18,4, Uv rm,
f1m rm, lr1 lot, trea.
Nal to Greenbttl. Al·
1ume loins. See
n1tlme. tlH.500 .
Caretalleroo prop. 11111
Dl1ne St. Ul-0Tt4 or
14'7·D05
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Owaer wlll carry at U'~· '2 Br. Condo.
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$40,000 DOWN
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15 year .,inurest only.
Univ. Par\3bdrm,2ba.
sln&le family home. It's
clean, it's vacant. And
can be moved into
almost immediately.
Let us show you this one
andot.bers.
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Al.at
PorALllt
1 1c~ + bid& 1lle, gent·
ly 11opln1 pt.ttel short
distance from tennis &i
beach. Owar bas in·
eluded plans for CUilom
vlll1. $175,000. Spec.
tacular vinl ! • Ml~IONREALTV
4M-'1131
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w1U. Uua Its Plrunsut. Owner' boucht new 0.ru USTIMf' -I lllTS unkuie property In Yue moapbere St'c:urlty _-1c ront n t r. 2 bdrm, 1, ba. I~ ice, Uo d 32» Unlveral
P\ duple1, l 4 Be lllllt + home, cu 't afford two. n .n na ('I \laU.y. Nnr 3 Bdrm 2 MSG/mo WlSTCUPP 181, Wl.D~r n-ot.al '5SO u111 pd mo mQ pa 0 'Stt M "S"
l 1-Br un t Producu Take thia one olf lht1r W Ba, 1pa, mkn bv rm. RV W1ttrfroot llOml'•, lnr L u 1 u r 1 o u a r u u r mo 173.$410..!J! 64' 5143187S~ ~ r ~aAaf.fr
11reat lacorne A1kln1 bandl,2matr8r,2"1Ba Al••rs&Pn.ci,. ._ Jar, cuatom futures &311400 brdroom, three bath 2 bdrm. I bl.1ar. ldry, CoroH .. Mlr )122 H_
D«,000 Call ror mon Auume 94-.... loan U\ruoul 30 m111 lo PS EASTSIDF. l'ute I Br col hOmc Bum«! ceilin&• -""hwasher, fpl' 16SO ....................... O..PcMlt llJ6
dtlalla Durell Paah Don't w~1t FmfetKc T•a W.-..offt AJI. 11 2m lagc, um1 furn . J.130 U\ llv1na room and f1mi wmtu 673-7083 <213> <Ju~ 3 Br 2ba, dpl:l, 11ar. ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••
131·\Jll John Manhall I '-" ,__ mo, lat & lut 81~ Chip ly niom. Sedudcd pool 258 3160 w a I k to bch S900 Super 1hatp Z Br nur
UJ.121118 T,.*-• Z700 Pro~111r1~7 2040 site y11rd Spi,tc:t for boat Olx 2 br, 2 ba, rrplc. yrly, Adult.a, no pet.s Dr1vt by ,PCH' Mala~ •n c-•tc
I r ;fl, F I ~. l blk fr<>m Disneyland. Only 15'?1. ....................... for luse. fo:Xec rondo, 3 or ltlll llcr $1&'>0 Amonth 2.8th & Balboa l&50 An unly 719 Heliotrope it~~ex. bullt.·Ullb. eni!~ _:t"~·~·i_ down. Complete~ refurbished and Ortgon raot'h for n:nl. br. 2l1 ba, rrunt & rur i:i"7'J, bUIK 11rnt ~m,675-8881. AvalllQfl m~ iK.''· ~.·
fully managed. acanl CDodels open ~,mo 200 1rre1. 2 br ~~'J~~Y· s~!!i':~· ~5r Nice 2 BR 1, blk 10 Corou def Mer 3722 02ubp!exra'nt,~at1~hvl:~~~ COndo. 2 BR. ocnvu dKk. daily . Located at l06 Leatrice, ho u ll r • 11 ream ttu••••••••••••••••"• •• ......, • "' ., " r I ..,...,
An h , M h Lakevlf!W Or will sell, 9SS 270<1 bearh. qwet itr~11 W11tr Bfaut tum X·lae 3 br, 2 .mo 675.:.1368 P c~.:""'"'°· ...... -oo TMl&Uff a eam. anager asselups. 1225,000.{503l!M73143or Complelt'ly f't\d1:c:ur11h•d lease Applluce). ba g11r1WuhC'r 50 or Lge quiet lbr lrJpkx _ • .,,~~v-•
PLAM •x" &<V .. IVMllU Go Dnct or c .. llCIC IYllS evcaj,,714)661-7622 to suit Ub. A mow rurct'~I ~~~~~5 d6r•3Pt'0'S "'2A5\':lll hw°y, f8SO. 675-27&3 ne~ der . rrptr, p11tlo'. tt.t ..... s..d 3140
3 bdrm. din rm . li v /0 uunn 714/760.7291 lleal htat. us to lease our 4 lir " 0 ..., mo c t M 37114 lndry gar Nr belH'h ..................... ..
r P HO :'AUPYIMG h 1 M v d 675 3148 01 a "° 4 P r • 1 • '" KCJ'I THE \61N-mTIH rm . am. rm., J;' / , 2~ bc"-'Jt 2800 oml' . 11 es11 er e ••••. •••••••••••• .. •••• re cp • no pe... ..,.,., ..., ""5
ha , ictra larie porcelaln OWN DISPllATI ........ ••••••••••••••• See th111 lo 11pprecuM ll nrbor View Home. CASADEORO ~l.25 760-9041 LuxuryAduJtwilt.satar
tub w /ceranuc tile walls ~res}lgious ~rea:walk to t4ewport leOcll I 069 lhlllltaet/ Shenandoah Valley, VA. ~~:~o~ Mo ~:u~~~'. e~.~~~·;::11~;. /\LI. UTIUTlFS l'AID Coata Mna 3824 fordable Uving. 1,2 & 9
& floor. 4 4.'0vered pal10 ch rom Olis fme 3Br. ....................... 0.ltt S. llOO trade for home. Beaut 1 1 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Or. Well deeonted
areas. Pric.-~.ooo. 5r: 3Ba home w/formal din· Newport Short-. 1 blk to .. ••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm lodge1ch11lt!l neiir 2 br + den. 21a bo ~:~;~,~~ma~epr~~ <.:om part' beron~ you 2 Br 1 Bu. pool, hiundry Olympic size pool. Haht down, assume St0.000 lst ma. 2 frplcs, cathedral ocean 2-2 BR 2 B;a 12 Uruts Costa Mesa Wintergreen Siu Resort twnhomr, 2 car gar, rtt1• Mo 759.0279 rt!nt Custom design rm No pets CI06e lo all ed tennis court. J acuu1,
trust deed at 7W~ Xlnt N1Un11s. skyUt.e rm and dupJex. $71~. MB &l90 m>M. Sl2SM d.n 10": Streams. rustic sett1112 tac, J150Jnlo 751 ~ features Poot, BBQ, call for appt 54~ Mo. park. like la11dsc•p1ng.
land lease a,s:i.oo per anovtraludlot Assume Net SSOOO per year $145,000 C:all owner, UA~lirvable! 3br F. ~•de "ov'rd ""rag6, •ur TSL M"1"l &42160.'.I. Most beautilul bld11. in year. Can't change until 13~t'( • owner wdl carry 6 31 2 o 20 20 9 l 758 0892 HARBOR VIF.W 1 Bdrm • .,.. ~ ~ H B year2003.14'4 1.0t only dlHerence on straight IS · 43 4 -·----houH. only S4 H' " roundtd with plush NEWLYDECOA.
2nd trust deed dUl' note at rea.sonable rale. oova SHOIES Wallace ·--Trade So. Laguna gated Kids /peh 14fl COrrll' ~~ l~~~!~~dl~l~~~~·~'!,>' landscaping Adull h\ I Ur gas pd, t•nt'l .:ar
1986-87. cau Ownt'r for $430.000.Agt.6'>9850. AREAld bd 3 '-cCMMPl'Vplfty 2000 tsh tale ,areal, 3,·000 sq rt 118263 b111 yard. "rl\'dl'Y mgat1tsbeit Nopets d w11sher. p00l Adults Deluxe poolside xtr a
large 2br, 2ba, bllns.
dswhr l l, miles beach
Adlts. no pets S&SO mo
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appt. daily arter 5 pm l11111111!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!1!1!1!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1l 1 year o 4 rm, ,, •••••••••••••n•••••••• me. an as ic ocean Plus plw.h & room} Jbr ,.. 1 Brfurn from "45 642 S0'73 (7141 7~8425 b al h , l 1 bra r Y, 3 M •KE .& .._. nE.E.l!RI. view Prol decor. 2 yrs, f am 1ly home w dblc Sl600 mu yrl} ~.}\' _w_1lsonL642-1971
l!!!!!!l!!!•m!!!!!!!lll!!!l••l!!!I hstblilff at 130/o fireplaces. l>rolessiondal "" '"'"vrr-.; IML9.000k o;~tmh Spdnngs garage J~t ~~· ~7751 TRI 1.EVEL APT with SUS C •SIT •s Get last year's interest ly decorated formal ID or a e ""'1uw ea con R~ntima 631 ·4M5 ~·t'c "" a rate now! Fully assuma ing, family tlulchen & 3 Income Properties d o o r h o u s e DOLUIOUSE ocean \ICW 3 Bdrms furn. I br upt. $345 &
2 Ir. I lo Apt
Ne.,. I)' de<'or Gas pd
encl gar .. pool. <hhv.r
Adults 642 5073 FINANCING +
assume 222.000 in long
term loam and get ooe
or the rucest Palermo
model tn Harbor View
Homes Call ror lhe list
or arnenit1es. Darrell
Pash 631-1266.
WESTCLIFF
lBR CONDO 115.000
Ca n assume existing
loan or approx. li0,000 at
l4' • % int. 673-6640
YOUR OWN PARK
Lrg Eastblu!C home on
• 3 acre lot. Owner has
closed escrow on his new
home. Must sell 1m
mediately Asking
$326.000 Darrell Pash
631·1266 -
ble !Ml yr large tst. 4 large den. ~~~:~e .;1'fj1a<· ~re:; 714-499-3470_. SSI 11215 1 tJr + garage & em·bd ~b::} Pc:~tgar0 ~~ f~~~~ up Encl gar Adults. no
bdrm, fam nn, lg yard Pnred tosell ' R.ail bt• patio ~ B Oran1te. t $J()S() moyrly pets 2110 Nev.•port Bl 642-51610r~l0'7 WClfthd 2900 $410Mo Adull.l.,no1>t>ts WaterfrontHomes,lnc 543·4S68btwn&&5PM
MEWPOITCWT lv1 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6736372. 631•1400 So Cst Plaza are11 Very
Absolutely prime ! Jb Broker has client needs Ea)tside 3 lir 2 na.11ut1I ntre2Br.1Ba pool.Jal'.
3 Ir To#ft."IMIM
~ewly decor gas pd ,
encl gar , pool. dswhr
Adults 642 5073 f'·ormer model 3 BR . 1\. ~TCCl:; D ocean view NB. condo + pool hou.'lt' S8SO Call tennis no ch.ildren. no b l 'ILJUIJ.1..a'. Wants fast eSl'ruw Exclusive Big Cyn pets, preferc·ouple lllOO Spactou) 2 lir I Ba
2 BDRM TOWNHOM E.
Pool, part, near beal'h
963-5191
Steps to lhe sand! $275
l.arge studio with hard
wuod floors & sunny
chefs k 1lrhen 1 t1S366
3 ath. m1Jster suite COHI/.t4~M IJ K_: 6316836 ('hr1st1na 557 2783 or twnhse 2 br, 2 ba, pvt mo lease 642.0377 Lawldryrac ,pool $395
w /pvt retreat overlook· Ottt.r llffl &tat. T-1-851-SI 17 gar. pool. tenru.s. $1250 N I d t~" I B 54119556 cSf1~d' re~~r~eurry2tt~or mg tennlS court, pools, 714 1\41 071i3 New 2 br. p , ba, tm ~4 640 8126, 497 5471 ' ew Y erora"" r and spa Good assumll· ••••••••••••• •••••• • •• 2!1:!H'o114·~i· 111 " R.-.tal1 f 1 d rl Uplx Sep by gar Quiet PRIV A.CY & QUIET Renum~ 631·4555 Fee
hie loan~ Moblt. HoM.s r11,1a ~k-..i CA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 w.iter an ~cape ' Steps bay ocean 3 Br Empld adult ovt'r 35. nu Like new I & 2 &r Apts 2 br, $350 + $350 dep.
C /21HewfMMiC..tr ForSalt 110 Hoa~sFwNshtd luxuryt·ondo.Garopnr, 2bu.pll llo.iiar SllOO 'mo pets . S3 2S Rer·s w•garorrarport lipur Crpts, drps. Nr Beat•h
64"5357 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• m•<'rowave.frpk,pool& Xrl..Y 6734436 548·1021 down.balconyorpat10. lilvd /McFadden. All ~ -Trailer at pvt beach. spa $750 645·4045, Mike 1 d I I BR BA 2
Du,Litv,...,w•ra. Treasure Island . 2FOURPUXES lal>ooltl.d 3106 •CHILDW~LCOME• .1 o se ·5 ,· 4 . LCICJunoleoch 3748 pool, spa, bbq, laundry. aduh,_no ts.89J..4894 ~ wn "' ~ L B h ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• 2Br 1 ba ... c,. stry Av:11I SCl)l 15th ••••••••••••••••••••••• lush shaded land!>l'ilP Bachelor apt 4 blocks Docltfor30'1oat aguna c . $8500 . Sl0.000 dwn ea. OWC CALLUSfOR """" $1800 mo Agt 87166'90, Furn lux studio. spa. TV. ing $$60 & up Mature from beach. ·~ii pd. 207
3 & 2 Bedrooms and 2 499·38l6 Breakeven.~3666 Yearly,WinterRentals 3Br2ball00 63771SI d · h adults, NOPf:TS Mt'sa Whela Cpts drpi;. yard. gar ma1 st'rv1ce, P ones, Ch1cajo.J 7141985-4954
fireplaces decks and,__E_x·c-1·1·1·N-6--n Aegi67r P~rt1es· Fresh & Clean9ti01111!1 Lido Island, clea11 :Jbdrm, j125~k. ol99-2227 Pines' 2650 Hurla . 2Br, freshly painted. ~t.1000os. Annual income_ • • Real £state _ s-_...,.,.,__ 2ba. 2 car gar. lrg patio. Mewporta.odt 5'19 Z4.C7 clean $450mo. _, STEPS TO UAY 3 Br. 4 BR 21'1 ba. beautiful p tOO mo 5$-1623 3769 C /21=C........_ daynil~\uR\'park'i:, t • -••••••••••••••••••••••• • _840-6302 __ .,.... &tale Sc* T d 2ba. ram rm. frplc , gar. G11111 6311153 WESTCUFf COMDO ..... ...,_BllU Huntington Bay, adults, 2 640. 357 W i l h or with o u l ra e LuJtury NewPort 2 patios-'33S winter. r~ mo l'wo b6drooms Two -..:;:.u ----~----home on ~. arre ror In OPEN 328 s h 3 bd 2 f II b dl>I ~ "P"RTMn...S bdrm, pet ok. pool,
M...t..-.......__1 rum1ture. 24x64 Green come Units or' &;"A .... )' app ire I rrns, u a. e baths D1n1ng room A A ""' pat o f .Jft N be h -.-• ~· I bner Home in Laguna .... un 644 0954 gar 352 ~ 19th SI '350 F' I d I N Beautiful land!><'aped 1 • r.,.... r ac · Hu ge 5 bdnn, 32 ba. Hillsmcest5starpark $280.000 Act now • I 5S24689 irepace A uts o garden apts Patio:. or shOJ1.Ptnj.Ji9(}9797629 over 3000sq rt WeslchH Broker Co-Op Agent WINTEtl RINT A.LS I . vet.s S6SO per month yrl) 1 b d •A t · Gre..a.af Partt 631.4516 fum 2 story 4 bdrm 3 (.harming 2 Br Iba, l>mk lease 631 7:ni Broker. decks Pool & Spu 1·0' r con o, o.cnms. poo
646-8118 Beautiful 22ic53 ha w d dose 10 B~y frplc.gar.laundry(a1•1I ' -eredparktng AdulL'> no clubhouse. washer. I • l r# / r.1 \ y .A l DOVER SHOIES Gotdenwest Home 2Br, HEWPC>a'T IUCH SlOoo mo Bac:ks up lo golf ruur:.t' WA. TERAlOHT HOME pets dryer. rerng. 1st. last & \1:(~:.4 ,.\. ...
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Pool. Jacuzzi overlook 2Ba only8yrsold.Th1s O.Woletflowt t'>SOmo lse Waterfront 2storyrustomhome.4 2BR l'•BA ~85 dej> $405761H633
bay Galaxy Or Formal is the Best Buy in Town One of Newport Beach's 2 Bdrm. 2 bu. w d. 1 Homes, Int' 631 ·1400 BR. rormal dining & YEAR·ROUNO F\JN. 2 BR 2 BA ~llHSlS 2Br. I sm child OK. No
-----din rm . 2 frplc s. CLASSIC finest and views <k-t>an house fro m water De11toPoilt 3226 breakfast nook. 3 t•ar Soc•al Actov•le\ o 398W Wilson pets or water beds' S360
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$685.000 fee 642-2510. MOllLE HOME rronl locations 2 & 3 1125 mu ••••••••••••••••••••••• .:a rage, lge closets. pan rector . FrPe so ... lav 631 $:;s3 642 ~ filQ...96-0·8123 aft 6PM
LIDO ISLE 646 4848 _ _ su ie.r Bdl"m units w large out Watt>rfront Homt'S. lnr Stunning oeeun , 1l'w • try, 3 frpk's, lge derk. ~~~17:s11• ~1"1,~~0~,: Spar1ous I Br. Apt. Avail
.,,,,., do~ owe lge 2nd ~ door de"ks. New roof 67"6900 s & I I boat dock..avaJI at l')(tra ' r. "'STSIDE OD 0 -15 Pool. laundry "v < wu, • WATERFRONT·w 2or; 2706Harbor,Ste206-A ,. ,,.. pac1ous uxurio1is 11 h p I I 11 ~ • .., ""no payments 2 br 2 d OMC and upgraded new ---mg In llus Je~el of a c arge or ealoe on Y GREAT RECREATION B T ho rar ' frplr, garbage . own, at 12'1 int.. 540.5937 "arpels. Xlnt "ond L-leoch 3148 Call Peggy Pattison, ''"""''•r1...,to;SW'l~ 2 Br 1'2 a own use ba .. 1mmac. w 1ex· $1760mo.3yr.i. Pnce ' • -"7-·-Jbdrm with gourmet 7149552473 k·' 11•n '-P""no1 •2 r:aundry rm , patio, d1sp .. garage&parking pans1on potential. Just Just redured to i;!Z0.000. lhruout Good assuma· ••••••••••••••••••••_ ... k1t<'hen for l'a5Y enkr w uays Mea11t•C1uos-s.iond garage Small t•htld. space Adults only. pets
S335.000. Agt. 96J.8182. Hurry! Call Jarvis-I ble financing. $775 000 Spac 2Br. blk bch. wide tamm1i ' So affordable jl B·5PM • Hyt11amd"d9" • ~mall pel OK $$95 s;so rons1dered $425 Mo mtllll!!!llll!!!!l!ll!!!!!l!!ll!l!!!!!!!!!!l~!!!!l!l!llll O'B 840 8208 J h *WAUC TO ICH I Agl Oreo Dev. ' drs. palm. F iP, ~early only S6.SQ' P4981 I.EASE OPTION Sw1mm111y • Go11 M TSL M l 642 1603 842·8807. SPM t.o 9PM. Coo:;~bkr.· on '76 Silverrrest, 24x52, 759.0704 76().8237 S800 + ser. Avail now Renll!!les6314~rl't' 4br.3baexer.homeun OrovongRe~ge 'o gm ' Tues thru Thurs. Fri
OWNER ANXIOUS. love 2Br . upkraded, low BALBOAISJ...AND 494'766~,__494-l48? Sossex Ln In Wc!itd1H BEAUTIFUL APT-S . • Mon 8AM-9PM __ _
ly 2 sty in estab nbrhd 1---------1 space rent. Priced for SELLORTRAOE Almosloceanfront winter H111ttl11C)foftleoc:h 3240 Just redont• Avail. now !>mq1e• 1 & 2 f!prJ ~lFeld SP"'CIOUS
Sl0,000 total cash down. HARBOR ISLAND quick sale (MM6233·4l. rentals. cornplt>tely ~· .. ••••••••••••• Sl300. Opl1on prire 1001m • furn"'1"11 A OWC balance. Payable Callforappl 15 rooms.,~ baths. rurn Parking patios Small 2 Br hQuM1, un $285,000.7522550 &u11tum•shecJ •Aou11 fAMILYAPTS 2 bdrm, kids ok. patio
S!.000 per mo at 12r~. or P r 1 m e 4 5 ' X 1 4 O • MULH,E •R.._. superb condition. local· · 2 H · rurn , garage attat'ht'll l'""'Y • No Pe1s • Sparkllnl-\ clean lrR apts garage, 1 blk west of trade ror 4·plex Asking waterfront loL with pier roA. " ed \.\ block from bolh trees, privacy r No children. nu Pi.'1$ for Lease Npl lleii:hts vo1.1e1~ 011en Ua11v Beach off Slater $405 ~" 000 Ownr, 631 7215 and shp. Localed in the REAL.TORS bays & rerry XJnt in House ms Mo Oupli•x Prefer workmR mu med lleautifulli Rc:mixlelcd ·~ 10 f, fohrldramllleS with 1k0~ 2 mo Isl & last. 17381 ~ prestigious. private (714) come & assume Sl90.000 FOO Mo.'97·51.25_ t·ouple ovt'r 4U ~e;ir~ & newly painted 3BR Oakwood ~~ ren Near par • o l\eelson.962-ll37
community of Harbor 527 5900 all2111'7c. Newport leach 3169 al!e $425 Mft rail 2lii\, detarhed gar I Garden Apartments 2BR 2BA. ~15 Near bearh 2 Br 2 Ba #35 IA.LIOA. COVES
Large waterfront loea·
lion Immaculate 2
Bdrm and den home
with lovely wide lawn
side yard and omamen· lal fountain spa Sandy
beach, pier and shp
t635.000. Call to see.
642-5200
j PETE J BARRETT :.~ REALTY
Island. -=c.=..o.-• McNash Realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962-8996 aft 2PM block from l'hff Drive 398 w Wi~, 631 SSgJ 1 d ge ts & Price includes approved SHOWPLACE 642 l~Eves851 9889 HOME FOR R 1:.NT $11 00 mo Ca II ~ r Newport Beach H enc s gara . carpe
plans and permits for a * -*. 10'1 ON 4-ple.x cs ava1l l I Spectacular view 3-4 Bdrm 1>7:> renl'~d Trinen 641 tll! m.1;"6'4s-i'1'0'4 MEWPOtlT ~=j bit-ins SSSO Mo
luxurious 5800 sq ft R E M 0 D E L E D Riverside. Lo neg cash Oceanfront 3 br, 2 ba 2 yard & garage l\id., & 2 Br 2 lia Mobile llome APA.RTMENTS
French Regenry 5 T .. UOUT now Oeprtt1att' Sl7.000 story ~vail. alter Sepl pets welrome S4S2UUO near lJelane\ !o Rt>~t Newport Beach S 2 Br A\'<111 SJ20 mo H.tMHorti?!:'
Bdrm, 5 bath home with Prof decorated. frplc. Isl -yr Income S19,000 8lh Wmter JIOO or yrl} A~nt noree $650 Propert) House. 1100(j~1~1~42'-5i;5· "'' Plus ul1L'I :'>lo 1·h1ldren. 3842
many amenities. quarry tile. earthtones. yr Sl79.000. 675-7270 dys. lease Sl200 No pets Agt. ' I 642·3850 & 642 1010 no pets. no v.aterbeds •••••••• •••••••••••••••
Buy lhe lot ror 2.3 P''t HuntJngton Harbor 6iS.6222eves 548-SS27. Brand ne~ ~ br. 3 ba llarbor View Knolls 2 Br 2450 Newport Blvd Deluxe Adult Bayport
m1lllon. build the house area See to apprec j ~ousrfo~t~~n.m•;;:t~n; '> ba & deeorated Lon~ Ot'eanrront ,harp 2BR Costa Mesa Condo Outstanding
yourself and you will IA·l·4812l o!~~!~~~~~ln 1706 OCEANFRONT S1 .f::1t1.?t1> u~g~ad~>d ;,r ~hrl term SIOOO. S6SO Mo Winter Adult THESEVILLE 2 Br p,, Penthouse View
have II htushed home at MULHEARN Br. 2') Ba Ref's $1200 I G d r d R n n r I n I I 6 j 3 I 6 2 4. 67 3 5 2 6 I 675·3382 2l~~JOl8 Ba Adults. ne\I l'rpt!>. OverlookUJg Hunttngton
I ~ 000 ooo Parlter Arb. lSO Spaces M A I th 6 1c c ~ Harbour 2BR 2BA apriceat east ... . REALTORS with room to expand 57~.gg32v;:3~~-" $1200 mo833 0145 6752543 Yearh or Winter. full~ drapes, pat1.o, it3r SJSOOmo .Boats~pavail
under any comparable (714) I $750.000 with $250,000 -ci=_L ---HunlmRlon Ba) Condo. 2 Son C~ 3276 furn lwcunous oce:rn I wat4er pd (.all 1 5· through Peters Landtng
property In Newport down owe balance al BA y c REST 5 bdrm I Br l' Ba ssso Adult<> ••••••••••••••••••••••• front I Br Apl Sleel'S 2 636 120 . . 213 592 3584 282 1136 ro~~re1a1ls,cal1646-S092 -'527-5900 10'1 Guar10'1 cash on homew,pool.largeyard llO pe~s Water & tr:.i;h Set>ing IS behe\'IOI: tht' Call213«54028 26 19 . E Santa .\n:.i ~at'h,co~do.; bl~ from
or. art 5PM. 646-8754. Updated 24 ' dbl wide.' cash. Lease back ir de $2000. LI DO ISLE paid .,.. d Agt'nl, no fee panoram1r ocean view Newport Oreanfront, 2 & $475 . bl'h, Harbor Pacif1l'
agt. adlts over 35• no pets. sired. 714n52·2213 or charming 4 bdrm. 2 545.2000 from this bud)let 4 Br A\all Winter IQu1elArlultsovt'r3.S lor frpl , pool. ,·ac. S42S mu WESTOCUHFIOHT 714!6440367bvowner bath.newlyredeco.raled . minded 2bdrm pen Wetkly M on th!~ 2 Bdrm Starting S31tl Triplex. Xlnt terms & jllllllll!!ll!i!l"!!!l!ll!!~l!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!~ CM 548·0569 . --J Sl800 mo. Yearl} Bill 2 Br I ba bearh .rotta!(e thouse' Just S450 rents 673 7677 Beaut landscaping No 213 S92 3171 afJ fi ·Oo
prime !ocallon. ll00.000. IEACH /Affordable IUCH DUPLEX G ru11d..t.. 675-~ISI. 1liOO mo rirsl & lasl :mi:' thl' luxury of ht Ah nse -pets . Av a II 0 <' l wkda_ys -----
A ent 675-6161. LINDA ISLE $48,500 wilD o::t{;w 2 gorgeous un1ls. I' 2 Oceanfront 2 Br . patio. rleamng. all Ulll pd Iii.I b~h liv ing with all thl' LEEWARD APTS. 2020 lr"fine 3844
OCUHROHT
3 bdrm, 2 balh Im
macµlate home with
guesf house &1or 1 bdrm
a)>t Incredible ocean
One or Newport's mosl down. 2 yr, 2 Br. 2ba. blocks rrom beach 11nd ga rage Utils paid No Main. S36-t453 extras you'd e~pect' WINTER RENTALS Fullerton,C.M 631 ·0397 •••••••••••••••••••••••
prestigious homes on ram rm . Mm. age 18yrs. only 2 yrs old Oc.•ean pets. Avail to June 15. Lg 3BR Jba, F R w frpk. •4981 OCUHAlONT LUXURY 01."PLEX
choke lot with view or sml pets OK. Arross view.2&3bdrm~nits.3 1982 ~25Mo_,_6462510 3 car g~r. nr bth Rentimcs6314:>55Fec 2bdrm,l bath$475. 2 Br .2'• Ua dble gar
the main channel. 4 from bch. Mary Jank bdrm unit great ror JISO mo. 962·8118 Westmiftsler 3298 3 bdrm. 2 bath S625 1650 sq ft with t'very
bedrooms. Priced to sell Rltr 631 -1004 owner oc cup an l' y LI---u....&.-l-L.~ New horn" 2 bl1'·'k' 11) vtra. hug" r"ar yar" MOVE I ... OCT. I Owner financmg avail. ~ff ~ •· " ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• " • c 11 " immediately will ex Cffftdtry Loh/ 0 1 ...,.,. .,,..,. C 11 od ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. 2bdrm. 2ht•. 1111•r * 2 Br All util pd 1.rg with RV gate Adults l.a&Juriota Adult U•Mc)
NEW
view. $450,000
Realonomics
changeforres1denualor c-150 97n9·Y537_,.,0 ,uuv. a t ay lol»ooPttliMlllo 3207 30. $650 Arter lpm }ard SS25 No pels $67S 673-6336,642·9666 commercial property ',,...... 968 1802 549 3232 67S-6700 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• --Westside Duplex Modem llll!'!!!l!!l!ll!!~!!'!!!!l!ll!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!l!l!lll9 Pacific View Mem. Park s ~TE ewport on t ear . Irvine 3244 c--..l--l...:.-A pl 2 Br Ba $1,895 million. Exclusive A N he B h l BR APTS. WITH
CA RPETS, DRAPES.
REFRIGERATOR .
D W. A 'C. SPA, REC
RM
2 Ill 2 IA COMDO
Adjacent to Newport
Crest area Sea Wind
Section. $123,900 Good
terms.
Roy Mcc.dt, Ur.
541-7729
Exet'utive Beach Jlome.
ocean view, 3 fireplaces,
2 s tory. modern con
with William Cole. T dj I LL T 2Br. 28a. some orn unuum--------Do l h r d wo choice a . p ols I~ •••. ••••••• •• ••••••. ••• r...m isL......t 340 Ou 1 2 B tc:75 S wns airs em·e ~ SOeach.631-1:1174 view. cute. lux condo. WOODB RIDGE 3 Br •••"'••••••1'111rV••••••••••••• pex· r,., teps s mall enclsd *Cote Realty RE•LTORS $875 c 11 k d to bch Yrl~ rental. no Two adJ. lots, Wstmstr ft mo. a w n s SS50 Upslair~. spac. Newport Crest Condo. pets 110 24th Sl NB garage. c rpeted , & Inn• ·tment Memorial Park ssoo 673-9157 or wkdys quiet neighborhd. llltins. 3bdrm. 2•,ba. ocean 675.J294. l·62A·0'7<M drapes. central heating
640-5777 each. 842-6342 before 4 PLE.X l SIDECM 673-6098 cpts. drps. acress to \'lev. $1000 mo 646-~ No pets, no children
Barn. $20,000doWA Copistrc.oleoch3211 pool. spa. tennis 23 '-' --Steps lo Ocean tennis, Quiel S415+sec:urity ~111111!!11111!111!1!!!!!!.!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
LOW DOWN . owe
OR LEASE OPTION
Owner will carry ....................... Wildwood. 213 S3'7·83311 l i9 C•yaa Mclain Jog. b1kt' 2 BR. 2 HA. 548·5442 770.5629
Whelan Condo. ocean view, 3 Br -Woodbr'-'-Beautiful 2 bdrm. den. Wnlr1SS(J.6l3-J596 Nr OCC 2 Br Patio NO
160 2'12 Ba. Dana Bluffs. --r end unit, allached dble Elegant 2 BR 2 Ba, i·tt'\I, DOGS Avail 10.3 $450
I l ·· 1 ..,50 Somerset 2 Bdrm. 1'2 i:arage Tastefully dee I in"lds piano. china.
Re I Estate poo . enrus. er. •• . b d • Mo 552:_8343. 645-1:117 HEW. HEW. NEW! a 492·6700. a c 0 n 0 Mo to Mo $1400 mo linen. TV. etc S1500 mo BEAUTIFUL 2 Br 2 Ba
SORRY NO PETS.
BUILDING TOTALLY
Sl:CUREO
LOCKED
UNDERGROUND
PARKING
4 br, 3 ba exec. home on
Sussex Ln Ill Westcl.Hr.
Just redone inside & out.
Avail now $285,000.
Owner 1bkr, 752-2550.
3 u~11 industrial condo CoroM def Mer 3222 ~st~~ idr)'er. SIOO mo 644 ~3or673-8585_ ~&!!!· 646-3255 Mesa Verde. 1100 sq rt W.~1de C.ft!. 200().3000sq Lots for~ 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dana Pomt, nicely furn. 2 2 BDRM. Winter Rrntal. fpll'. lndr~. dtshwshr. N UC I C IRYINE
flChuckSp11ler.63l·t266 ••••••••••••••••tt•••u Spacious 5 BR 3 Ba. Heritage Park, J hr. 2•, BR 2 Ba. W ,D, attached Adults. no pel.s A\'a1I enclosed ga<age Adults. ll~a~v.4.RriJ~~· i--------~ formal dinmg, family bd~·1a /c. frpk, fa~ rm, gar, "" opener, ser now.)>00 675-7019 nopels 1)5() 21Calilom1aAve strucuon. No quahf'jlng. •-------• SZ29,000. George 96~5S68 At_en_t_. __ _
OCEAMFIOKT
BY OWNER
v New rust. bit 2 sly.
French Normandy 3 BR
& den home Can be
split. 1895,(XX), owe 37 t t
Seashore. 673-6S78
Trade Luxury Newport
home on ~2 acre for In•
come Units or? f.quity
$280.000. Art now !
Broker Co-Op Agent
631 ·4516_. --
**Reduced s:n1
N11 l99,000
Up to 45· slip available
w ilhi.\ huge 2/den or 3
Br t'ondo with waler
views from both living
room aod master suite.
Gorgeous neutral dttor
and U\e best financin11 at
the ~ach-CaU for your
penonal IMptctlon.
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Realru
551·3000
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NEW ENGLAND
BAYFRONT l ..... ~P~..,,.~ .. I"'~·~·· HAIBnD ISLAND room, possible lease op e gar S75 mo fplc. pulto. Pool 1ar.. PACIFlCSUNSE'T 3103 MaceAve 540.4400 9$5-2521 ~ r . Ull lion. Avail now. Sl200 64!_~8JO.S<X50X81 tennis. adlt.5, no pets. VIF"... ~!!!!!!!!1!!1!!!!!1!!1!!!!!!11!!!1!!1!!1!!1!!!!! • 1)50 673 7589 ·.n 2 Br. Adults only, no pets -= P r i m e 4 5 ' X I 4 O · mo, agt. 760-8311 LGCJWta ltodt 3248 · IS steps lO sand Lg 2 $425 Mo 755 w 18th St Adult condo. Pool, spa.
Under Mark e l
Own /Bldr ready to ------
negotiate. MEDICAL OfflCE
Great terms lo qual. One or a kind + resid. Lg
buyer. Brand new 4BR prk'g area, great loca-
4ba Bayrront with boal lion. Call now ' Won't
dork is available at last' 964-66(18 Bkr.
1950,000 to Sl.300.000. Co11doMid•sfTow11
Open Daily Ult Sold. 2274 ltoees for.-170
Channel Rd. Bal •••••••••tt••tt••••••••
waterfront lot with pier ••••••••"•"•••••••• .. COftClolftinMns bdrm w carport . bal. Call G46·95<17 IBR w Jlofi. l 1;JBA. Li\•
and slip. Located in the OCU~AYVIEW CO.OP U11funisMd 3425 ldry far. util inc t>55 rm. din rm. kitch.
prestigious, private · Speclat'ular Ocean •••••••••••tt•••••••••• 85_1·9417 2 Br 1 Ba 1981 Maple micro.wave, attached Commun.1tv of flarbor Sunny 4 bdrm. family Ave Upstairs, Adults. ~ room. breakfast room View. 2 Br 2 bu ro op in NEW 2 bdnn, 2 ba, slove, Junior Bdnn Versailles. no pets $375 S1Nra gar. Next to gollcourse
Island. Harbor View Hills home. South Laguna. Fully refrig. W/D. rarpets' Rer. fac. $495 Mo M C 64 32 & senior citizen center Price includes approved 350 rurn1shed. Avail vrly. drupes. pallo. dbl gar. 644.5369 , 548 0425. gmt 0 -J.l 4· SBOO mo. Days, SJl-6782
plans and pennils for a vacant & ready, Sl · winter or short term nnnl iac. S1SOSS2-8672 751-9110. o•-EX lulliurious S800 sq.ft. mo. W r H I .z:--!LJ. --~ Eve~8J3.031=3~---Fre n ch Regency 5 atu ront omei. nr Newport Crest Condo. Beach rental. Spac l''l I bdrm, gar, 1-(as water Orangetree Condo I Br.
Bdrm. 5 bath home with 1{(c1u>11a dR/ t.Jlm 63l·t4oo 3bdrm. 2•..,ba . ocean br, com pl, furn. Steps tn pd Pnv yd Stovf' & + tort. pool. spa, tennis.
many amenities -~'-'t<iA.~1.(¥,/((JJ AllCH IUCH HGTS v1ewLJIOO.L!!l~· 646-~-sand. 1>25 mo. yrly, ut Refrig. $425 645 7636 sauna. exercize nn. S.25 ~-------c Buy the lot ror 2 3 ~ ""'1" Lovely 2 story. 3 BR 2 lllVIMl R<t.540·~ __ I Br Iba, upgraded ron _Mo.Call661·~
Reduced to $128.500. million, build the house ()7.J-819" ba. 195213 3>-6719 New 2 bdnn condo for 1 BR Versailles. pool, 'do Nr So Cst Plza Ten I -Jo hecll 3141
Peninsula
CAU'7M311
2BR 2BA Coodo I Yr Ir d II ,. · h nis. pool. volleybllll. -,_... · · yourse ao you wi ...... 1 E Co 11 -,. ...... AVAILABLE NOW ' 3 lease Mtn·Parlt View ' Jae. sauna, gym, 24 r ...................... . IYOW)BJUEC. new. Hig.hly upgraded. bavea rin!shedhomeat _. ' 1 .. ~, .......... huge BR. 3 tiled Xlnl toe. Nr UCI. $700 sec. uard .631-6666 adult S450mo 9570222 Small, charming studio
4 Br 2 ba. tastbluff Tile. Wall to wall apriceatleutSl,000.000 baths ... Private Pen mo. Call \2131 2S8-3563 38drm.2ba,allracti;;ly Ag!. nr Main Beach. MOO.
home. l~ dn Owner rarpets. Wall paper. under any comparable Jasmine Q'eek. 2 BR & thouse Master s"ile beCott8AMOran7PM_ rumished. 10 mos. Sll50 2 Br I Ba Pool. garage utllsincl.~-~
financing. Interest only. Landsraped, endosed property 1n Newport den. ocean view. Tennis Has rabuoous view or Almost new 3 br 2 ba lg. 673-9060, A&t No pets ~Mo 1395 A Sharp 2 Br. New carpet.
Asking appraisal patio. Pool.Tennis,jac. Beach. and pool LeaseSl.750. mainbe.aell:sunnyllled living rm /w firepl1ce, 0"eanfront 2 br. 2 ba Baker 641.(1763Btwn91, paint, with garag~ .... ~o ooo p 1 Jll,000 +assumable ls\. for details, call 646-509'2 ~1212 lt't h tm ~ Mon Fri d 1 ..,. • . nnc on Y. 13518% Open Fri.Sat & I SPM &46-8754 i---~"'-"--=---1 I c en w icrowave . microwave 2 car gar /w Avail weekly monthly .A.. u ls, no pets. 546-9950 857·48281642-0350 or. a t · · Charming 2 BR l Ba, formal diningtrm & fam elec. opener. priv patt-0 winter 752.9466 1 Br. stove. gas paid. Me 9"dt
Sun. Or by appl. 32031 agt. 0 /W, yard, Cplc, wallt to rm w /bnck rptc., open to S150 & util &'4·4998 or pool Couples preferred w,.,+ llH
Ow..rd Det1 kipll &th! Via Tonada. San Juan bcb. mo. 673-5897 pa~o aod big yard for 1S&-5412. ,,,_I ...._ Ref~. 646:8727 "p"'u······-·•••u••••1•••• . Nee qu c escrow Capo. orr Alipai, oorner ,_ _______ lllC 3224 children & pets. Double -~ ze.,q M v _..... I 2 b 2
Beautifully decorated or Del Obispo. Agt ostaMftO garage ?yrsold loron· 0-,.aesFtn 3650 Uf1fw:i1a.d besa :·~· ge ri
HVHomes.3bdrm.2ba. Pac ific Company. J~s~=~e~~ •• N.EWEXECoo;too•u Jy su'oo mo .• Hillie .............................................. 8oo1!0~~·1~ pe §, COUMTIYCLUI
High auumable 30 year 498-5640. a5020. ~ Ith Ba v·ew Quiet ba . Mc c 0 rm a ck RI t y Steps lo Beach. ZBR. part lalboo lst.d 3106 ~ --UVM Cinancing at l2,$% fixed. w Y 1 • 2 Bdrm, 2 lull · nucro. 494,7$51 · rum. Lower Duplex. Im· •••••••tt••tt•••••u••• lBr, u.til pd, $310 mo Bachelors, 1'2 t>earoom
Asking =.<Ql, land in· 1...._ •-v• reel. 75% nnanclng. gar dr op. pool. Jae. mac. Vrly. M1lu.re Cou· Yrly Baytront. 3 br. 2 ba, carport, quiet adlt, no apb & townhouses.
t luded. CALL NOW! -_,.._ 118$,000. 1'79S/mo.Agt754·1202 Mew,.,+IMctt 3269 le rer. .6.'11-:1115 frplc. lge patio, $1400. pets, 383 W... Bay From 10-~ 644-lSOO
Owner (Agent. Prin· Indeed a rareoecurence New Condo 2 bdrm + •••••• .. ,.............. 875·7009 67s:.&4os M11·9516
clpalJ only Come ror in· this.2 86· den & 1~ ba 17141671·4400 den, 2ba. Brighten Spr· Seaview48r 3Ba. family .,. .... ,.,..IMd lalbooP ....;... ll07 Over 30. Upper 1 Br. ~=~~i:~.~~=~:.~:ie~ ;~~n Sat/Sun l·S. ~f. hC:C:!'; ':;0~: f2lll u .. 2121 mg, mtcro, pool 11pa, 2 ~h:~~ v~~ oc::'i t ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••"• Quiet. 311 W. Wilson. frplc, yearly lease. Sl200
oceanfront, o1rering a Th1•h.1it"11 :Ill'" 'ol<ll''' c~r garM:~lo. 1750. tennis L800prmo .... ,...., 3706 Bea~h Yearly 3 Br. & 4 ~6.'11·2177. P1o._6'2-3'43 _ Ul(ilST l·2 LOT pvt beach, tennis crt & lhioil ~:,.1ah· t'1t M Sierra anagemfllt Co. . . ....................... 8 r • 6 7 S • 9 7 9 1 & NEW BREED AM'S t BR Verulllta. Pen·
40r9S. wlb (2)2 br. 1 ba pool. Owner w /help 6'11324-Waterfroot lease, ti Hr 4 eps to ~: lBr. 1reat 213 ·2lll. I Br with U>F'°I' RAC~ lhouse. l>40per month
lloula. Biid to beech. flnance. Cati Den or Brand new 2 Br. Cond1°· 2 Ba, l1mUy rm. top con Pa1tlo. f OcP.Egar. 2'48
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Peop+eh;t's :hat th~" e mo. Monthly _ 97S.9l72 Property House. 642 38SO 985 No Pacific C.oast New po rt BI v d c M I Woodbrg. Pool. jac . ten-HEWPOIT CEHTY Newport Beach. 51>4 N in g 1 e pror ess ion a 1 For lhe ultimate in re· DAILY PILOT Cannery ViUage area I & 642·1010. _ llwy. Laguna Beach 646-7445 ms crt.s. SSS-9133. Shella PttsUgiotn, full service Newport Blvd. woman with s yr ·old laxatlon, CaU Reina·
SERVICEDIREtiORY BR. MOO Avail Oct 3. L1doBayfrontDuplex Daily, Weekly, K11rhen Yearly on the beach. ~~ __ EXEC offices. lnclds 180sq ft at$155Mo I childlookingror2 bdrm. llonSpecialist.
15 all about, 1st, l'llSl + S200 sec. Spac. 2br. lba. deck ava•lable Low winter Bache 10 r r 0 0 m Exclusive Cherry Lake rcpt, sec. xerox, under 342sq ft. atS290 Mo apt Reasonable rent (114)951-9449
613·6522 .Lease. ~5:_1611 rates 494-5294 kitchenette. S2BO +' Ho.me NB.~+ ,, groundpk'g,telex&an Sierra Mgmt.Co !under $400mo.) Costa ~~!·V~is~alil&wMll.C.:.iil•llcceWpted-->i
l I A Ad .438 llque decor conf. rm 641-1324 M""' 1H ••ftgton Be h
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security deposit or $280. u 1 . nswer . ..~a un.... ac 2306 w Oceanfront. 6'2·4321 24 hr service 6«·7189._ --Huntington Beach, 419 area preferred Ca ll PSYCHIC-ESP ·•
• • N e w p 0 rt Be a ch. NEWPORT Share rum EXECUTIVE Main St. Answer Ad.1!490. 642·4300 READIMGS • 8-DA Y WEEK SPECIAL • =Rttlfals 4200 ~~~c~j~!>;_a~~:t ~~ SU~ 380 s~:~~~~~.0eo. ~hrs. •=•
• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ve~elarian.non·smoker HEllTAGE iite11/1t"nt/ Experienced in ALL
• 8 Days • 3 Lines • 8 Dollars Newport 3 Br 1 house Utal pd. PJO, 00·01J3 M.I OfRCES Fin•c• matters or life. All read·
• rrom ocean, parking. Resp.empl. M/Fshrcoiy Pl.Ali 2 deluxe offices availa· ~:.:.::•••••••••••••••••• ings are pn'vale & con-
hom d New luxury office space 1 ~••II e lt seasy toplaceyour8-0ayWeekClassifiedbymail.andit e Wkly avail now NwtHts e.priv e· in Irvine's busiest beonthePeninsula.892 0 ri111it1 SOOS f1denlial.Callnow.
Costs t $8 th t. I d II d IT I f f th 675-677$. tached poolside br/ba center! Easy Frwu ac & 944 s/f. High re11tngs ~~ 673-0836
• JUS -a S On Ya 0 ar a ay 0 Qua I Y Or IS • Yoccrt:~R ........ ....._ .. 250 Ava1.I. 10/1 .. Non·smkr ' w /trusses. Air cond, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,_ CWJW> ., cess Avail now ! Call Ou FlH 1tlee
• 5pec1al offer you must be a non·commerc1al user offering ........................ $3SOinc:t.utals.~¥8 fordetaits. skylights. new cpt & PRIMTSHOP
merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad. and the price must Newport Oceanfront, 2 & Responsible & mature 551·1 231 64~423_9 wood floors. Frontage on Thriving business.C M. __ .. IJ!lllw~tnd~~bJ!!lil!!~~llf!I • • 4 Br Avail Wmter M If over :.> can share · Newport Bl. Sl.25 s tf low overhead Call for I'll
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needs eight days selling time Or JUSt one 673·1677 ____ Verde apt. Fumished. l,2&3room.Noleasere· Airporl-6 offices + lg 631·1.266 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Hawaii~ You pay $29.Stmo plus Hotel. llJl.3223. 9-12 cl. mainl + uUI 641·8070, 1 • l r# /. r.1 \*Ji
• Use one w o rd 1n each box About 4 w o rds make one • Avail now! N Shore half of the utilit1es $27S Up. Hunt Bch 2"·hrs ------1 "'fA'.4 i»W
• classified line o f type Minimum ad IS 3 lines Please print • g~~u2~~i!,~~.~iw~ 545·5107 Ca rpel. drapes. air. Share2 ofcsuilem pre·----·---
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Ann McCrerey 13031 Yng fem ods same. 2 Br par11lion. 17~1 Beach stigious atrpOrt area. 315 --668-~ 2ba condo nr S C P 842·2834. sq. rt For delaHs call w 1 m m 1 n g P o o I
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S250 t mo 546 ·6444. Prof~~nal OU.cu 851-6226. Chemical Service Busi r ------------------------------, • ll..taktoSla't 4300 540·8451 Remodeled lo your · ness Laguna Niguel Professao~al Office 1n • I • ••••··~··•••••••••·~··· Fem pror nnte needed to specifications. Birch St Newport Beach. Avail area No exp necessary.
Cul hv~g expenses shr 3 Br 2ba house. Bal nr Air rt. Call 6«·7722 now . Mo to mo. will tram ~.OOO Full e 1 • Estab la~hed 1971 Isle. Yrly lse Sandy 64S-42l2or548-ll&6 amount req Will net Featured m '!1me Mag. 673.1433 or Anne at BOAT SLIP $40.000 + Call Collect
• I • La r g e C II en~ e I e 613-5999 eves. 1ROu JUST Mon Fr 1 9 6 P M I Personal attention & •••llobt. wtMtl rH • 408-867·0111
• • careful screening Time Guest House. ..... ow.._ 2400 $180 f J'f'ed I "A , F.18-25. Non-smkr S250 to 6000 ft offic ree lo qua 1 1 tenant .• I • ....ving Mt-• n. skate rental store. sales. HOUSIMA.TES · 536-0'194. C .. SM Of' lmtcl video gam es, etc . • I • 1132-4134 F. to share HD Condo. 67S.16'2. PER MONTH Completely set up
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• I • <.U..'H··.:~.:'(tatc· Fem to share. Nice2 BO. COSTAMES.A Off 01 Delk PARTNER WANT ED "._~ •••.:' ... , 2 BA in COM. Nr Bch. of:fi 'l ..t IM E
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• I • "f1'.;va• n•lc'""· ... '-2 or 3 room ice su1 es. .&oooaodauOU M D. llOOO cash In 1\ ·.-•v-'"' L 7S9·1:113 A/C, plentyofprkg. Ulil vestment Jo Ann .
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• I • Oldest & largest agency d 845-4695 '"'6 Be a ch · KEN DA LL I ln So Calif. since 1971 +sec. ep. PrilM ~ lcll Loe. • Conference Room lftns..... BEASL V! HAPPY BE· •I • C~~·~~."i>~·i;!~·~~· Ph~~·e FN:;t':id!~ ~~~ ~~:;~x;u11 ':rv~~ :nuitt~e , : :~: ~ntr&I .. ~~ .... ?~.1.~ ~!~i~2· ~~c!!~::~ • 1 Pub ltSh my ad for 8 days Starting • *""off• comm. Vu, pool, tennis water. TRADESERVICECO your·ravorite Pake
• I lo au new clients who Rent neg. 760-6(llt evs Comuee it now! l.ccation-Just Computerized Network han1-0ul 'Jbe Cannery .
• I Classification •• needaplace. NB,pror geot1w1llshare Mewportl.rdln/ lBlooifrom For all industries open· (legally>!! DON'T
beau bo!n* wtm/f over Toll•._.:t 4a1 ~ Ing offices in stores o1 rorgettoftaryourFue e I Na me e N~~:~ :T:~s~~:9 : tea!ii:!: mo. old ~au . :~.:e 642-ror CALL • ~~in!~~· t~et~: l: ~~'lt~~ ~~~·. :!at~1;
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Garden Grove, ~3482 our house, or .rind same. space Presliglous Npt. 961-8181 MoMy to Lo. 5015 course my dear mothtts • I C1'ty Zip Phone • Pref. F w/child. but not Bch. loc. Newport ••1.•d•o•w••b•as .. :::::y••t•o•,._•a•o• pearls la bi« bow for OpenSal.too!lO.S nec.957-8035 Arcbu/Tokai Bank """"" "' yourhalr!~Youroneol
• , • M/Ftoshr2brapl,CM., Bid .642-4644 .......... 4450 for RE. Sl0.000 up No a kind FAKE P~p~y
• I Check or M.0 . enclosed D • wtatral1ht M 1225 +Va ....................... credit check.no penalty. girl!! Love. from a ra e
utils. 754.fB' MO. SAM Dl50 For store at ofnce space Ca 11 Denison Auoc. preppy friend .
• I Charge my ad to.· • "oay~rr:' CMTY. alreasonablerates. 6'13-7311 ----Kel\H Cont.ct rv ~" M /F shr 3br1• 12lh St. 1-=~==------
• I • L ~ r f e St a, y JM ..... ""I_, S00to4000~Ft. Don't caU ua 111lw you Lottlfemd IJOO Peninsula, .8. $225. •
I 0 # Exp Ma e I em,te {toom-640-S200,~141 San Mam11. I yr. min. MESA VERDE R want cash. 2nd & 3rd ............... , ••u••
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Dana Point. M. Strai&llt. fwl• 050 Ith u ttln1 . A /C.i-, ~~~~9!1l~lllll -~-• I •1 p•1 411 llO W a., tu. • reliable. prv BR, prv ......... " ............ Carpetloc. Pltollful A.II types ol rul estale ~-l!l!!l••••llliilll al J I al • JJ, BA S250 mo. lsl/lut. 2 H parr"l11 Pa .. 1tton al lnvestmtN111Mt lt49. 1 -t oo-. t"A u• • · CiiJa Mt.. CA t26J6 • UUlalnetuded.•11117 s~!~h~·~~~·pr ':!: low;.~~ o.i ~ leulni s,. I'· ,.. · Nr 0
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L,_', ""-· .. ..i.t lad..... • Bookheper Qualtrled Ptl'aoaal Un• -.aeney ptraoa tt09 Harbor Experltnl'td ttltphonc: HARDWAllSALIS Autornqttve
.-1• I -·--... Tread Import• Salt1 ncedl tftttlttJr penon BJvd CM 101ldtor. Part·Ume. rull or pltiml' Appty In JllllMorile wa\ch . blue attm, MUISIS,rlYCHOlOG4SlS Inc \ to handle c laims •OObrplusbonus.No person Cro wn Y•~
Balboa flen n arta Soc.tAL WOHYS. nACMYS ·8941 Knowledp or lnaun1nre DalVBY,.SOH se1Un1t 164-:!MO Mlke or Hardware, 3107 K coast ts lookl.nC ror an am
REWARD! l'l~l.. BuUdln& Malnttnancl' t'OVl'Ule 11 required Mt.Ill be over 21 l'art Bo Hw.L.£.dM bltloua ll\dlv1dual to
Loll Whitt Mal~ AppllcaUcw are belttt Pd. company benefit& time Good dnv11111 re FAC'TO RYWORKt:RS -RS work IA I.ht paru d~pt
Samoyan. Sllm Build Act Nov. accept~ ror a position '""lll!C•••ll•. P•a
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f'(ud1 medlcatloo. Rt'• lie-Ith Pac1Ulatm in th• Ma lnltnan<'e•· rtUred Pfl'10n Otliver pref, bul will train F. • r n SS Per hr driver Ml&ll be ovt'r UI
Choker Chain Vic or SA Dep1rtment al lbe Oatly Clean1111 lady fot home• 3 mt n ers 8.U 1883 Pocklll&. 1Juin1. cut hoUJeltteplng, P lime, yrs old and have 11 Rood
Rttthls. ~ Piiot. Eitperlcncc In Y" min exp, ref Non· OtUvery ptl'IOO nffded wa ' kiln loadll\I jol)I approx lS hrs ~r week dtMna ttrofd No ••P
l'rfllll' u r~ne~ed roll' palntina. tari»nlry •I'd smok~SJ&.7~ Room tor Advancemtnl av a II Day n1&ht Irvine, CdM. & Newl)Ort oet. but an lnttrt'Sl tn
llWAIDI lM•rminr your fotun· overall building moth CLERIC "'L HB area ~~ 1b1fta Advaottment ~~h. Girlc!,"!!! llomt V W htlp(ul Ca ll Rub l.oat lmlll bJ1ck female Jo:arn U lil'~rrt-A """llbl"' ID fut urQwin& .xtV.!!'_~~ !142-200() t j CDM "' U lenanN! P1t1m .. ,9to3,<d11v~ <>( DELfVERIES ,..... " • r 11 ~llavrtw ....... 11•.''wuhi)t~ f~~ Pleue sublnll •ppUca fl" .. .,'"xpr ,..;:, llt'e-bill D1tys ai'e\'t•s. Good pay uiwrallun All Jobi ful11 HOSTESS· Part t. ~. Laundromat Attrndant ~v "~ ,. WA ' uons to "' " ........ ts\ call loda 497-4188 tamt W lbtntnts App y time, evcnan1'~· ~r,,e full tame uLnder ner k An1 lo •'1nan"H tndt'"'•nd<'n('(' 1JOtrnl1al Ora nu Coar.I Doll y kpa Xlnt pay. bener.ts .,,_ ________ in perMon Ill Vohitun wine & ~r. Spuihettl 6150334 uplne MY lnfor plenr r ' • ,., Pa'-• 49'·6l00Glona, • 26381 Via De Ania. San Bender 114.s.-0&51. -can 844.seQS f.nroll now . l'la~st·~ ~!tin Sept 21 JU\ ~ • 0 .. "'ERIES . --I Ill• D PllSOH -Mainh!nance De~rt Clor1cal tUI I Juan <.:a po <New In HOSTESS P tr pr1vult-.._
REWARD· Lo!lt C~ker • PO Box U60, T!MPOIAIY dust rial Park orr or country club ixP<'r oo for 2nd & 3rd thlfh Sp1iniel Puppy <Arnbt•r) c 0 st a Me s a . c A JOIS!! Part time ~turJay & Cami.no Cai>l.sl_Qlno.J. ly Call btwn 2 & 5PM, Plastic Co. Will train Vk Newport llt'11l'l1 lnt.tltutt for Htottft Focilffotlot1 92626-~ Sundoy mnmmg:s. Must G 559 0377 Must ha ve mech 11b1llty.
644·0367 49021,..lne c.ltrDr. l nterviewa will be Weda~Clrlcooflh:it have lge. station W¥1lOn, Fionlth8'9Mf It~ & bi lingual. Call F nd d t.... 17141857 2~45 scheduled Mttir iepplira nPeleuose,.!m~a111. sndP.· van or pickup truck. Gd P /Ume. f:Xpr'donly, HOSTESSES ~tween SAM & 2PM ou male: trl <'Olore ' Call fw llppOmhMnt • ~ h .. w .. drl ving record nee COUMTER GIRL p /\ime upply m pt'rM>n, 751·7~ ""llie male t1l11"k •. •h t1ons ave bet"n re regl.S' teror"11ll· W k . •-rd 1· , 75
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Shephtrd blark. gre)' nurse, basic home nurs ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• 0
1°.r cove,r~gA sa 1es & ASSOCl'ATES Good starting 681ary 64M093 llotel defense firm Good lyp. bl_ .. ••• ... .., 111g ca e ,.~,,. c·~i. re" i-.--------. pos lions Ill ......, nge t'S S,_.1'allsls ·111 -ira~ D.,cl( k -ru ...... ......., r uuuu """· "1• & Orange County ~ 3 ..-~ with regular scheduled FOODSBYICE ""'"' ~ 111g, SH. sb1lily Lu wor Found . Tan pupp), male ..Q..r_diet:_SSJ-0128 {7141 ASS84'1 as yrs. exper 111 oomm'I TemPoraryClerical increases CLERIC independently ,Beocf11b
vie lrvtne <Deerf1t'lll > Super PR IADV Exec Loe. Mission Viejo co sales a must Ex re II Pel'IOMel <.:all . WOIUCaS Appl)' to C111dy, Surf & Bevedy 953-9346
ss.2·7282 seel11ng position vi • needs Assembl~ w 2 package or benefits & S4~400 DooWlllJams Food service workers 1 Sand Hotel. Laguna Legal Secretury Sr
FLEW AWA y • Yellow dynamic Co Call Bob yrs. exp Candidates romm1ss1on structure 18004 Skypark Blvd. 642·4321 bef HAM needed by Huntingt?n Beach j?']·~IJ Partner Challenging
Parakeet If round 640-6930 _ _ _ must have gd manual Apply in strict con Swte23S Irvtne oraft2PMda1ly Beach City S<-hool dis· -position for top Set'y dexlerltv gd eves111bl f d t M T tril'l 3 hrs per tlay Hot I I k'lls Del f P(.EASEretWJ19633241 HtlpW...t.d 7100 ,, , "· 1 ence o. r. err) CUllCJTYPtST S3 93 perhr Apply·735 e w1xnls 1 uxeo
Found M Samoyed ....................... nealinappearance&de· Welch, 714 751 2324 t'ftPl'I' 631-5031 DELIVBY 14thSt HBSJl>.11851 NEWPOITl!A.CH fices.UC A111>0rta~ea
choke cha111 S.A. Hgts Ac .. ........,. CM pendable. Work l.S 10 life 213-627 47:11 F tr1me for local de --MAlllOTIHOTR Good benefit C.: a II T I --:---.. support medical eler CA.Dias C1-ri1 T-'-t/CIT llver1·es Excell dr1vu1g Full & paiHime TeUers Ex"Jtlng, established Esther 752 7551 ammv 646 3645 I v Excel company t "' Gd '--nef't ... ,,_ E II t po t 1ty ' ' roni.s ·"" 15 •"'-"'-Experienced CRT d 'd Pho r xce en op run hotel has 1mmed op-L~'"'SEC'Y ms I benefits Pens1on&pro Only responsible WAn1a1 R · ood recor req · ne or for expenenced person .
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Found 9 /12 PCH In r 1 t sharing p 1 an ~-1. 1 N 8 h operator. eqwres g appl 551·9'll2. ask for 111 atlra"'·ve savings & port unities ava1 or To ..,600 No fee 10 apph persons ~mg perma rvine I ewport eac typ'1nf,· 10 key adder & M E N rt "-' l'f' d appllcan•• for .. Ne~port Bch. nr The Medical /Dental COV· t r t -·"' E I AM d I r mmons ewpo loan Both nno::..1ons of qua 1 le ..., cant. Mary llickle A"en .. nen em ym · n""" ap-area. ar Y e •very know edge ot otfice pro-s · In ,....,.. th f II wmg positions " RN A(lhes.' Sml fem dog erage. Pref !~key by ply. Cal Mrs Parelh. of LA Times. $U!:5 + cedures Xlnt company tauoners, c. fer vaned duties Prr e 0
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part Lhasa. Leave msg touch. knowledgeofhow 581·3830 Call J~s!.546-~ bendits. Call Millie --------· position •~ approx 3 OOlll_......, C• ~h·d:..L.lrvrne.640-2920. difference? Raleigh
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at844·lnl. to post & balance ac-CA.SHIER after9am,6'5-5800. D ... &o..i1 days a week . includes Catllier'/T LIQUORCLERK Hills Hospital in counts I/yr exper. in Assemblers. We will flen0Mtl5ef'¥ice1 Sat until lpm. Call Lan Res..._. Full Time 3pm lll'm h LAIGUlEWA.ID payroll Contact An train Apply 1 AM Cashier position in CLEllTYPIST ofMtsslooVieJo da 7541~1. Hosts~M• Apply 250 E 17th St, Newport Bea<'h as an 2 Cl Diamond Ring. 9/14 \714)540·8671. MacGregor Yachts. 1631 Fashion Island Retail Cleric a I subs. work ORANGE COASTS& L PIX~... Costu_Mesa_ immed opening for a
Newport area. Nr Lido ---------01,.,,~.!ia._Cos_ta_Me~a Store. Experience pre-when you desire. Re-1100 AOAMS.C.M -....C--t. chargenursetoworkthe 114/64~24:11 ~" ~ -ferretl .Mustbeavuila quires typing ex · 1000/oRlEf EOE R.st_.... -LIQUOlt'CLERK ll-7shit\.fuJltime.Ex-REWA.RD ACCOUMTIMG assembly ble eves & weekends. perience Apply im· TO A.flPllCA.MT SecMntvOffktr Exper'd. Night shift. Ap per in Med /Surg .. Fast growing lnsuranre IM MEDlATE &44·5070 medi'ately 7,,,.,3400, Full time days answerin~ We are seeklllg people ply in person. Newport A 1 c 0 h o I I s m o r
LOST · Goldi.sh bm pup. agency has openings in OPENINGS E.O.E E E.O.ii\.A.P V p /Bllnk .. to $40K s er,. I cb·I t'' ma l u ~~ oriented persons who Liquor, 2944 W Pac.:1fH' Psychiatry pref'd. We
PY w /wht paws, M ap accts. receivable dept. Getting back into the JOb CASHIERS -Engineer /l«!frig lo mK respons1 e person have a sincere interest Coas t H w Y, N B orrer excel I. benefits.
prox 4 mo. Rt front paw Rapid advant-ement for market~ wanted for auto wash m CLERIC TYPISTS Lgl Sec'y /Gnrl to SIS.BOO exp nee Call 892 1212 in a future wilh Marriott 548.21.!l commensurate salary,
limps. Lost S.A Hgts right person. Salary Top pay, bonus, never Nwpt Sch & Irvine Immediate oppenings MgrTrnee EO.J;_ Corp. free meals & tuition re·
9 . l 3 . 5 4 9 -7 9 8 I commensurate with ex-a fee • areas.644-4460 for rltrk typist in loan Sales .... lo$15,600 FUND RAISERS We offer u rell co Looking fur ibnte.v·sting imbursementforrelaled
(ansaphone l work per Pd company •Ille packing• brokerage company in Loan Sec'y Bank $14.400 Telephone or personal benefits inl'ludmg e free part lime JO ypmg, se minars For in -1·661-12:53 bener1ts Call. Pauline. •eleAtroru'cassemb• CASHIER CLERK Fashion Island Growth d "-· Mf 200 l'c t lion 151552:5 1 tuft A I no shorthand required ter~aU . Meg An· 549.8909 " Dependable, 11 30-4 30 B -ff A min .xc Y 1 g $13. Sc;> 1 1 11 • • mea per s PP•y '" 20 hrs per week includes MaltonlMJICat 11!1!'!!!!!!11!!!1!!!!!!!!11!!!!!1!!!!!!!•1!1!!!!!!!!!!I •warehouse• shtfl lncld wknds App-op~rtun1ty. as1co ice Accntg Clerk Sll.400 GfNEa.Al.OfftCf person 9AM·Noon. Mon weekends Offit·e on drews, 714 ·645·5705
Looks like Morris Lost ·-------· WorkVclClos;ORtohome ly Gift Shop. J ohn ~ka1t111:S::~~e~~ ~:~:~\r~ical SlSl~:: Position w10range Co FMn _!1e1rsonn1onelHOTR C'oastHw16467,!_31 •E•O!!!IE!!!!!!!!M!!!!!!!!F!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I vie Newland & Garfield _.._ Wayne Airport Tue thru -Builder. accounLuig ex "' LOT BOY To l'lean up lot
HB ACCvurul4G TemporaryServ1ce Sal AM only Bettle. CUit( per required Prefer 900NewportCenterDr & cars Trend Import
___ ._963"°36"'"'""~-AD AGENCY l.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:556-~il8.52ll~iiiiiiiiiii.. 546 0076 Work m beaul. Dana Visit our new M1ss1on home bu1ld1ng, com Newport Beach Sales. Inc. 1200 W Nursing
Lost. Aust. Sheepdog. M. G~w1ng Newport Beach ASS&41LERS CASKJER Po111t HarboT. Full time Vl~l1~'~ • ...._ put er ex per Ve r y Equal OppEmplyr M F Coast Hw.y 6316941
7 wks old. l blue eye. a vert1s1ng agency HOUSEWAR ESALES Tues. thruSat. Require· Mis•I-Vr-;.. d1vers1fled position MANAGEMENT Look white face, Harbor & seek~ exper. ad~coubi:ilts Local Mw100 Viejo cu Full or p time Appl) ments · front ore. ap· _, ~,-Great expenence Send HOUS ECLEANING ing for working partner
RN SW'BVISotl
7 3 30 Dedicated to gd
pt care St r ong
leadership ab1l1ty .
cheerful In Npt Bc.:h
area Call. Mrs Slone.
642·8044
Adams, C.M 540-4~ receivable /me 1a 1 1-needs Assemblers Some Crown Hardware, 1024 pearance, type 50 wpm ORCAU.. resumt> to Box 11934, Dai Live in -exchange for expandtn" wholesale
Foupd Hawk, vic of Vic lllg clerk ad agncy ex exper pref'd., but will Irvine 1Westc1Jfr~B accurately, aptitude for 643-0100 ly Pilot, P 0 Box I~. houseclearung or work busU1ess 960-6"89 , penence desired, not es· train. Candidates musl detail. min. 2 yrs aen. 11!!!!!!11!!!!!11!!!!!11!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!! Cos la Mesa CA 92626 by hour. 642'2846CM. torta & Canyon, C M t I Xlnt I & h d I d ·--------.. sen ia sa ary ave g . manua ex ..allace exper. Z per hr. Dental General Offi ce work HOUSECLEAMEIS
646-8321. benefits Call, Sieve tenty. gd. eyesight. be CASHIERS Apply in person . Dana F1t1me chall'S1de RDA . Typing. light bookkeep· to work for Janire's
Peno.ah S350 Koskela Well's Rich, neat in appearence& de Pt Manna Co. 24101 ortho eX'per required mg Part· Time Mon Raggedy Anns. 4 days ....................... Green . Townse-nd pendable Openings Oil M DanaDr.._Ql!!laPt. Fnnae benefits. NB Fri645·5421 k 67<'><4
EXECUTIVE 114.955.0900 bolh day & night i.h1fts u TDTE . .., wee ,8·4pm. ~!..._-Excell.b ene benefits & Concrete work . start 642·5997 General
*SUITE* ACCTS PAYABLE & working conditions S5 hr. Call between DENTAi.ASSiST ATI'ENTION HOUSECLEANERS
Receivable. Pitime. ap· Work is in life supi>ort MARKETS S.9pm 631.4514. Restorative pracl1re PAINTERS To ~ihr,car.645·5123
24HourESCORTS litude & ambition very MEDI CAL ELEC For 2nd&3rdShifts needs exper'd team CA RPENTERS 953~1822 MCJVisa important.Nr So.Coast TRONICS For tn StartingS4upto~50 COOi( member.~1·2492. PLUMBCERS
For total Stre•s reduction _Plaza_. 754-~...,,1533=---terview please call Mature f /lime dinner Dental lab needs typist ELECTRI IANS .. -MRS PARE LL I We promote to manage· k · · · I DRYWALL & relaxation massage.---------• .,13830 · ment&supenrmenfrom co1o · instttutionat. ror 1nv61c1ng and FLOORING Steve 1~8, 548-21117 ADVBtllSING .>a -vo ume exper a mus general offi_re work f,()
NEED TO LOCATE w1W~NT A CAREER • Salary negouable Call WPM Full lime lunl\ We now offer a unique
KA. THY TA. YLotl Orange S~U:ubhsher Automotive Costa Mesa 494.94511 for aJlp't. term employment. gootl ~rrat~nr·~~!haix~:doend
Typist. Craig960-1412 needs expenenced (3·5 • AUTO SA.US 511 W. W1ISQn St COOi( benefits 751·4442 ly Refs req
Attractive Ladies would y e a r s ) s p a c e AHD LEASING! 631·9600 P /time Cook. some ex· DHtol Offiu Mqr Real Estate
love to party w you Call salesperson Service ex· County growth con per necessary. Ask for Experienced, hqthly S•nic• Systeftts
LynnorLauneanytJme istmg accounts & de· unues•NeatChe,•ystore LagunaBeach Julesor~ooty.:,645-3678 motivated and pn> &•Mt6l
953-9363 velops new business for must add 3 rombmat1on 494;923.1 COOICS gressive office LS seek Edward Jacobson
A M lead111g outdoor recree-salespersons for EZ Evening Cook. Exper. inf 1ntell~ent well cupressure assage 1 1 0 n c 0 n 5 u m e r straight S(!U & lease Gel Jlunt111gton Beach i·r ed · th n G----' n.&.e-.. Tb Rel pref but not req qua 11 pe ""1 .-x '""'""'VTTK."' erapeuuc axauon magazine. Heavy phone set for the magnificent 9629116 p 'bl d h cellenl 11ccount1ng Experience in typing, Su.nnv 631-6377 Newoort contact. '·mited trav-' '82s' Generous. oa_'"· d. e 1 oss1 y aytlme rs. ·
u "' .r: , -I Apply m person between I secretarial and human r1hng Must haH' good Draw. C'ommiss1on. ex· mo plan Auto exp not l Personne Dept 1.3. Mon· Thurs The Big , relations skills to take telephone persooaht} 5 GreatC..-y Escorts 24 Hrs. 64J.Ol80
Cash/Clwcb
AM EXJf /MC {Yisa
Travel 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED· Airline ticket
lo Houston or Dallas·
Fort Worth departing
Los Angeles between
September 1 and 14
Would like round ·lrip
Please call da)~.
768-5837
pens4:S. + benefit pro-required, but previous 537-4840 Yellow House. 3010 I an active part in manag days week part lime
gram S35K potential selling 'er} helpful See Harbor Blvd. C.M mg ou r bus111ess ufftrr Hrs 9·12 !Oex1ble> Call Harvey Naslund. Sales Mgr. CASHB -= · EHellent benefit 714-9795814
546-4370 _ _ HOW A.ID Clwvrolet I Exp'd., gd. working con COOICS
1
pa<' k age 1 n cl u d rs I-----·· ---Arter school Counselor. 21 Dove Quail Sts d1hons Mu.st be able to F lime position ava1la· medical insuranre. SJ500 General years old. Transporta· NEWPORT BEACH work Sat & Sun Other ble for French bakery & plus bonus 1r qua1tr1ed
tion needed Mon. thru 133-0555 hrs tu be arran!(ed Ap-care. Day & night shifts. Newport Center ALOHA
Fri I 30 i. 6. Call Amy B a b y s 1 l le r , l 1 1 e ply 1n person Kerm Full company benefits. __ 640-0300
642 9990._ housekeeping. wkdays, Rima Hardware, 2666 ~:::a~ F:Sf~~ Soas~o~~: DntalTecWcicllt i::vi~e~l~e~:~:~~~r~
A IDE Work w than 7 .JOam·&pm Newport Harbor Bl., CM Mitch between7-llam Crown & b r 1 d g e Hawa11an holiday En-
d1C'apped adults. full Mr HO<.?_d: 76Q-~ CHlcKEI CA.I -_eorcelain lab645-2013. joy a week of sun. sand
time Must be strong. IAIYSITTH needsa fewgddnver~ COUMT'BlHRP DENTAL ASSISTANT andsurfatourexpense
willing to assist in tasks Mature woman for boy 3 493-8888 3 days a wk , 7AM to Exeellenl oppt'y for ex· Come m today for rle
such as toileting, feed· yrs & girl 8 mo My CLASSIFIED 2PM Dandy Donuts per dental asst tEDA tails and ellg1b11Jty re 1111(, gen. cleanup. Unit-home or Newport area. 493-9200SC Preferred>. some ft ofr quirements The lca~l
ed Ce rebral Palsy As-Non·smoker Refreq •OYERTISING COUNTERHELP helpfulbutnotfUll"'<lduy you eould walk away s~anta Ana, 546-5760 Knsue 10.3640-6363 " Mature person. day & work wk m Laiiuna Bch, with 1s a Job Long and •ir::r-:t.! Alum111um rain guller m· Bariking, Chief Teller S & SALES even111g hours. Cafeteria 494·9788 short term assignments ,.,. staller Must be exper. L. Experience req style restaurant m rar-Dental ·.:-:_:·w·'..::.:.:••11
•7••0•7•5• ha ve ow~!~~~ _ Operational exp desired The Classui~ Dept of quet ball club Ortho orfice needs sharp ~ --""'_,_,, Huntingt0nS&L the Daily Pilot has JO 973·08ll~2666 girl to train for
11•11•••11•••11••11111• ----. 1142-8600 opening T front back orfi<'e Den Mature Babysitter de Apphcallorl.S now beUlg ---~~--on one or our telephone Count~r help & P
sires work. My home or taken tor funuture ~e-1--------•I sales desks The person sandwich person want· tal background nee yours. Ref. 646-1»36 livery dnvers ~lnl dnv· Banking we seek should enJOY ed. hours NEED~D I! 644-1405.
. Ill& record reqwred. Call Ta.LB telephone sales. be able AM to 3 p~ Gary s Deli DESI CUii(
Avail for work Exper Mon·Fn SAM Lo 9AM . Previous banking ex per to type 45 wpm and have 752·5401 ----3PM ·llPM shift. Mon ;a,bo~~s:~IJsab~e~r~ 646·7579 _ ---preferred a pleasant personality Counter help Fff & P'f thru Sat Will train Sea
675-5112 Apt Mgr & AsslSl Mgr 8orday'slallk Class1r1ed or telephone callbetween9&11M1 Lark Motel, C M
---team for~ un1l adlt apt of CoAfontio sales expenence would 67~2193. 646·7445 blwn Noon & Ex per cross counlr} complex in Bea<'h Area Contact be helpful We offer ex· &PM
NEVER A.Hf
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Temporary Services
546-4741
3848 Campus Dr
Newport Beach
Arross from OC Airport
Equal Opp Employer
HOUSECLEAN ERS ,
part.time or fllll ·llme.
start immed. Top dollar
675-263""7 __ _
HOUSSCHPERS
needed. small retire
ment facililv. also serve
meals. rolatmg shifts.
gd wages. t:all 494 ~511
for app't
Housekeeper needed for
N B family with 1211
s mall children Kef s
req,_631-2966.
Housekeeper hve m &
help care for a<'tne S yr
old m lovely lr\'me home
call 835·24~
CHILDCARE
Exper housekeeper to
care for Balboa !
Peninsula Poinl home
and supervise after
school hours for 10 and
12 yr old. Hrs 10 AM to 6
PM Mon-Fn Call Wk
days aft 6-PM . and
wknds 10-1673-7643
Housekeeper. live In. for
senior citizen La llabra
area Mu st drive
(213 1691 6043 .
(71 4 1675 61fi0 .
12!3>943-5443. -
HOUSEKEEPING Su rf & Sand Hotel
H ouse ke e pin g
Supervisor, night shift .
part time S4 25 hr
English 'Spanish speak
mg 497-4477. ext J65
E.O.~
HOUSEKEEPER
Temporary full time
Mon·Fri XJnt work ing
cond EOE 350 W Bay, truck driver Needs Office and main skills c e 11 en t comp an Y STOMEI ~--------
work Class I IJc. 642-1182 re_q 12131592-1S7J E.O.~athy.631M~~/VH benefits 1nclud1ng CU DllVa lmzAI
J..Q!__ med1ral. dental, life in SaVICE PART!rlME GEN'\. OFRCU C M
lolelligenl att;;ctive A.mST surance. etc Salary A <'hallenging oppty. is Must be 21 yrs old Dnv
woman Is seek111g uni Assis Lant w 1talenl Banking commensurate with ex open at Schweber Elec· ing our vehlcles Good
que poaition in Newport Designers jobs Travel. SECRETARY perience PLUS great lronics, a leading elec-driving record Eves &
or Laguna Beach area Time flexible. 548-1323 commission program If tronics distributor for an wknds aft 5. Starting
Preferred interest would Requires excellent typ-b't' d individual who is self· pay $3.50/hr. Me ·n' Ed's
l you are am I ious an ted h d P1'zza. l"c.,., Beach Blvd, be in art-related field ing and other secretaria want to be paid for your moliva , as g . com· ......,.
although lhls IS not a re· fiir('la~silleil All skills. Light statisli<'al efforts, please call for municative skills & oU H.8.847·1214
GIRL FRIDAY Entry _
level. Expr 111f1hng,bk-Ideal Job for sharp
kpg, typing, 10 key Xlnt housewife 1~4 5 days
opport. & company Sandwich shop CM
benefits. Call for appl. area Call Ma rvin.
Commercial Financing 646·1004. Services 644 4684 =-"'-=~----
Manager secretary for
one girl medical office
Typing important
Medical office exp.. .de
-sira ble. but not cssen
tial Salary open Send
resume to r 0 Box
21~9 M iss100 VteJO. Ca
92690,
Manager for deli. e ~
per'd N B area Apply
m person, Newpl'>rt l.1
quor. 2944 W Pal'1fH·
Coast Hwy N B Ask for
Em1e Sherwood
Matin A.cWts wOflt.d!
Ocean Operator
Immediate openings
employment op
portunities for qualified
applicants with USCG
license 25 Ton gross
min Duties will inl'lude
Harbo r Patrol &
passenger for hire
Salary range $1000 to
S1800mo.
Queensway Bay Ma rina
Catalina Island
Long Beach
Call for apµl
213-435·7676
Edrn between SJ 50 & Nursing
SS 00 an hr Work full or L VH 3-11 :30
part time Nauj!le!> Excell. benefit& Npl
D r 1 v e t h r o u g h Brh area Call .Mrs
restaurant We arl' cur Slone 642 8044
hr e n I I ~k <; e e k I n g omre'Recept10111st. Wed omema er~ senior nesda) Sunda} 4·10
c1t11ens. & retirees who In ine Coast Countr\ enJO} working with peo Club 64.i·9550 · pie servinR top quality
food No exp ntt We arc Sursing
anxious to I rain> ou ' Ap HUISIS AIDE
ply 1n per:.on Tue~. Exper'd , all sh1fb
Wed. & thur lOAM to Con\' hospt Npt Brh
4PM No telephone in Bring your smile & JOin
qu1nes us • Free mJr med .. den
HClllC)les ~ tal & hfe ms To~ar~·
29 S6 lristol CM. C a 11 . M rs SI one
EOfjMFH ~ 8044 --
Mature. lo,·1ng born OFFICEMA.NAGEI/
again Christian woman RfCB'TIOHIST
needed to babysit m my Progressive orthodonl•<'
home Call 633 5888, office Laguna Bech
3PM ·9PMJ Mon f'n 497-4~
MECHANIC Part· Time
gxper'd· m forc11?0 & Help needed m Laguna
domestic Apply 1n Niguel Plant Shop Plant
person. 217 A\Ol'ado, maintenance. cleaning.
Unit 6, C M See Oa'e & sales t6 to 20 hrs per
Medical Assistant Back wk Call Marcia 831·0523
office exp ror busy Part Time salesperson.~
Laguna Offtt•e Must H B gift shop. v-
k n u w E K G & 963-69<!1_
VenaJ!.uncture 491H!6J6
MedJC'al
Chiropra('llr Ai.st
Recept1on1st Oeaul
b11sy offi ce Good ap
pearance. health}. en
lhus1ast1<'. knowledge of
ms billing, peg board
computer 'ery ht>lpfu~
Creal career Potential
Call 631-5664
MODfLSjlSCORTS
_ To Dollars 953-0971
Models needed All types
PA.ITTlME
Person lo deliver Dail~
Ptlol auto route tn South
Laguna area 7 days per
week
Hours Mon thru Fn
Approx J 30to5 JOPM
llours Sat & Sun. Ap-
prox 5AM to 1AM. Earn
approx $425 per mo .
Call Mtkl' Bush at
642-4321. EOE
quirement. Excellent or .\lTION typing. Previous ex mten•iew. who pays atumtion to de· DRIVEi
gamzation & secretarial t'all a perience drafting rt> Personnel Dept. tail Jr. College educa· to pick up parts and help
Men. women & (·h1ldren ,AITTIME , INSURANCE N 1762 Crew Supervisors, work Large insurance agency o~x.Pnec S!l3-· P •time evenings &
G i r I Friday Ex
perienced.
skills. Full or Part· Time 01111~ Piiot ports. Shorthand not re 642.4321, Exl. 277 lion prer'd. but not re· with inventory. Perm a·
w/some rtexability 1n .\D·\'ISOH quired. but dlctaphone ORAMGECOAST q'd. Please contact
Sm all manufacturing
shop in Laguna Niguel.
Nr SD Fwy & Avery
Parkway Answer
phones. invoice. order
material, full ·time prer.
Micro Precision Swiss
has opening for ex per 11---------weekends. Super-vising
p e rs on to s e r v 1 c e the door to door sales hrs desired. Ref Cum &t2 56711 experience necessar} Barb a r a Wright at n e n l Pa rl l 1 m e
Please Call 552·6237 & DAILY PILOT 556-3880 employee. Call personal lines accounts For Classified Ad crew of youngsters. Ex·
uk for Judy. Our success m the tn· 330 W. Bay St 661-1313 XJnt salary + paid co. ACTION cellenl earnings for
bener.ts. call. Pauline, Call a person with ability to WANT ACTION! -dustry allows us to pro Costa Mesa Looking for a home of Mature person to run dry H.tp W..e.d 7100 vide higltly oompelitl\'(' EOE.LMF your own? You'll find cleaning agency coin 549·8909 Oa1ly Pilot motivate Van or large
•••••••••11•••••••••••• ClasslfedAdsll42-S67S salaries and benefits m Tht fastest draw an the many homes advertised laundry combinallon in
eluding Medical, Dental, wesl . a Daily Pilot for sale m Classified Laguna Beach. Good
PAID vacation and Cla iriedAd.642-5678. everyday._ pay & benefits. Call :
499·4508'<.;_ ___ _
Interior Design asst
w 1carpel & drapery exp.
Call after 3PM 548-l558
AD VISOR car 1s needed Call
li42 S678 Media Merchants
213·427·27~E~ FORMERE-Ss
MAKE OVIRSU96/YEAR PART-TIMI.
It wu r1· .1 t11rtnl'r Arm'. :-\,1, ' .• .\11
f\ lf\, l' \If~ l.1rtnl' t·) \\II h 4 \ l',lr' 'l'f'\ Ill'
\(Ill (',II\ 11\,lk\.' ll\ l'f $1 i9(1,l \l',lf r•m·
rmwm1h1:Anm Rl''l'r\l' Th.11·,1i111u,1
•1 "·n·kl'llll .1 m11nth .ind 111t11H·1·b11t
,mnu.11 rr.11nmg )\11dl .ti'<' fl'l l'I\ 1· !'~
J'(I\ "\.'..:1•:-. lo\\'·1.tl'I l1k 111'\tr,.llKt'
f\,'ltrl'Oll'nt f'\'llH,,llh.I nH1rl' S111·nnw1m
in. \\'1.'r1• :l jJfl'lll rl.Kl' {thfX'nd ·~ \y1·11k·
l'r\li Sr11r h\' 11xl.1\ Or t:;1ll u~
• Ta .. 1 ~
more.
Apply Moo-Fn. 10 to 12
or 2 to 4 or call· Person
nel Dept (714) 760-6000
I ~Bank :.~port
Equal Oppt.y Empl M 1•·
-IAIMAID
P ff, N~ enth113iaslk
penon for dart t.tvem, Costa M ..... MJ.,~
ao.tw.lfllrw Shock Bo ats. 2900
LallYjtte. N.8. 87>!111SO
10()11928
CLERKS
FULl.ooTIME
NO l!XPllllHCE
MECESSAIY
Hwry!
lwlMdllttO,...
Will learn various phases of store
operations. Lots or customer contact.
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Apply in person, 1·8PM, weekdays, or
l2·4PM. Saturdly & Sunday. . .
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JOJO H.._. m.d.
Co•MeM.CA
Ul-5787 orm1m eves.
•4 GIRLS• 18·2:5. Spend w-eekend in
Bakersfield. Must like DIY~ Harley Da vi·dson
~2·2004 Class1f1ed~~ __ 642·S678
COUNTER HELP lifestyle Help new book
Fulllime. Mr. Best Call Paul, 8am·l0am on·
Cluntra, CdM, 675-3306. ..:.IYL.J1~8:::.!91:...:-67:..:.SO~. ___ _
J:re= ·a.-aily Pilat ··················· ..... : Beaut. worting environ·
ment. Full lime intlud • fj Id Sa' f S . DRYCLEANERS GOUIMIT
Counter Person , PRODUCT ing wknds. Will train ; le es uperv1~r ~.00 per hr. to start /\p.
ply in person: Dana Pt
Marina Co., 24701 Dana •
rulltime, will train. CONSULTANTS
1142·5466 Top ol the Lme
Education Cookwal'f appliances
Slibsti\ute aides, ln· In better stores
slructlooal aides, sub-Contact Brady Market· JAMTOI
Slitules. Work ~lime or ln111 •"" ....... •751 -~ lmmed. n.-.ing for a mo r e while your -......
chOdren ire In school. GRAPHIC AaTS Janitor lo work full •
Work wbtn you desire. , .... ~T..-. time, Monday th.ru Fri·
d I 4 .a-. day, 9PM to 6AM ahlrt. : Apply Imme late>'· ..,., Cl .. •Y Excell. fringe benefits
Dr., Dana Pt.
l.1m1ll.'ll ClJ)<'ninxs J1.i1lablc 1n the Oran11~
loust an•u, lur S{'lf moll\ 11lC'd. cart>cr
ortenh't.I md1111lu11I who cJn 11o•ork w11h ~·1dtl Salei, l't.'tlJJlt• Train, m01111At\' and
l(l'I rt't>ult~ Stl1t111n wu~un or "'"' nece~~a1y Ext•1•pt1011al \'Urn1n~11. 11Ju., Job
I l'h11t•d benl'llh <II UllnbJ(• ror thl' rtjlhl
veoph• II yuu cun µrodun• rl'l>Ull~. not J nit \ulk 1.1l>u11t H. cull. /~o Oill4 ,,.,. ,tnlerv tw, /\sk for Mr Cti~. •
Newport·Meaa Schoola, pd ttlwefla. f1t·1"0 package. For interview, :
76Ct3400. • 91kfarT..t call: Scott Wheeler . • •
E.E.O./A.A.P. • HA.II STYLIST 11075,0700, or come in: : ~ C ....
SfOP!I MAMC&alST Advanced Hultb l PW
Take tfme to rel~x and Oranae County's • • C~ter. lDl Brutol St. : 330 ay Street
1bop at bocne. 1t •aim· Salonneedsrou. North. \Wlt 100, Npt. • ~Mesa, CA
, ~~ ~~!Y ~J1~ • RIVE CAUCHisALON Beh. SODll/F ~ Equal~lly Employer: •
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..LatbfrlD t'5arclti ,.... I
,., haft 110111ft!lla1 to s.ain Stfh1 ~ wttll a : _ _L.t;'UW.·~ •
ull, c.tr a frludlY' Trade your old ltuff ror Deil1 PUatC' 1ftell Ad ~ ' ..__--~~~·~-~.....,.
Clufted Act.Vijor at J.e• 1oo4Jea wilt. • f-_:·-·-~-~ ~ ·. -· .....,-.·
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT,Wednesday, September 161 1981
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3 Lines
8 Dollars
Special flat r ate for non -commercial users offerin g mer ch an-
. dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for '8 days
or one. Minimum three lines . Extr a lines just $2 .60 for 8 days.
For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678
Classified PLUS
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Pari lime graveyard
answering service no
exp nee. mm. typing
... W..ted 7100 HeA, Wtllftd 7 100 Alltiqws 1005 CmMras & fw1tlhn 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~...... I Ol b •••••• •••••••••••••••••
• req call. 631·0140
E.0.E
PBX ANSWR SERVICE
F1t1mt, days & P1t1me
eves. Expr. helprul Pay
depends on expr
S.0.1777
15 per hr to st.art. Must
have car. Call Marla
IMS-~.
PhotA>finlshing
R.L INVES1MENT
Earn while you learn
HERI TAGE
INVESTMENT will
leach you c.-eat1ve
f1nan c1ng . 1031 Jo:x.
changes, investor de·
velopmenl & counseling
Exper counselors re
ce1ve 100'~~ comm. The 1s
an unusual oppty for
right person. C-0nfiden·
t1al interview. Call
Vince 540-5880.
WMted t /time printer l!!!~!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!llml!!!!!!••!!!!!!!
witb exper. on Kodak SS l•--------or similar equipment
Opp'ty in management
Irvine area. Call for
aoo't : 857·0161.
PHOTOGUPHEIS
Experience necessary.
Please call, 631-2254.
PHOTO PACKAGE
PllMTB
Nord Mdl 3 or Kod ak S
Printer, Exp pref
penn . .F tr Key pos1
lion. video analyzing
exp. helpful. Color sense
req. Competitive wages:
REAL ESTATE
PROFESSIONALS
WANTED
Come to the action. Most
wanted area m So Calif.
Buyers can afford 10
puy . Ca ll Larry
Wh it esides. Balboa
Island Realty 673-8700
RECEPTIONIST
Full time Nr 0 C.
Airport Medium to hv)
phones No typrng SS hr
752·0869 Top pay for right person,
non.s m oker Apply J0-1 :30. On Site Photo. RECEPTIONIST for ex
graphics. 3303 Harbor c1t1ng NB Tour ore
Blvd. ES. Commerce Mod~rat~ exper req. Park. I Good typing. spelling &
grammar a must. only
level headed mdiv net'd
apply Travel benefits to
So Pac1f1r. Submit
Resume to T Lehr. 24872
T1mberwood Wa y. El
Proct.c:H. Asslst.
Need exper'd person
with nooring, draperies,
background for order-
mg, scheduling. billing.
Secretarial skills 3184
Airway, Suite 0 CM.
556-1601
P If help wntd. no exp
nee. Answering Service
SJ.50 per hr. lo start.
call 833-3.133 EOE ·
P /TIME PEHIMGS ca ......
Yo.6c....wn
Adults with outstanding
attrutlve personaUtJes
who enjoy working with
10-lS year old youtbs Evenings 6-9 p.m. Call
642·4321. ext 343
between 2 pm. and 5
p.m. Ask for Andrea
P trl ME work in High
fa sh ion boutique
Responsible Laguna
area 49'·DM
REAL ESTATE
M.wt4-S.S
For Southern California
Builder looking for full
time sales person Must
t. Lie. Comm /Draw.
Call 957-UOO
IEALESTATE
SALES
This is our 36th year sell·
ing fine Southern
Califor nia homes
Perhaps you would en·
joy 1·01ning a firm active in uxury residential
areas such as Big Ca
nyon. Spyglass Hill.
Irvine Terrace. Linda
Isle, etc.
Tor<!Sa 92630. _
Recept1onL~t. Full-Time
Newport Center Law
Offices Call Nikki or
Art 955·2411 --~ RECEPTIONIST
for full time position m
Ch1roprat:11c office.
Must be dependable. ef.
ficienl and type well
Non-smoker prefered
Call631 5690
RECEPT GIRL
FRIDAY. F111me,
general ore Nr. So
Coastj'laza.154· l~
Receptionist Secretary,
30 hr week Must ha1 e
acourale l >P•Ag
Pleasant environment.
Laguna Beach 497 2333
for interview
RECEPTIONIST
F time posit ion to
answer phones & greet
people. lite typing, lo
key by touch required ,
exper. preferred Good
company benefits.
medical insurance Call
Ru s ty Pel1c·an
Restaurants , Inc
~.71!!549·9322. -
RECB'TIONIST
Receptionist for
Newport Beach loan
broker<1ge firm Busy
telephones and light typ-
1n g Exp preferred
Call Katie
640-9350
H you are presently BC· R.ESales
tive in real estate sales PRODUCERS? do you have immediate
& unlimited access lo
the president or your
company, or Is he hidden
away in an ivory tower
removed from the scene
Our president is •va1la
ble. Do you need add•·
tiona I training lo help
you increase your earn·
in gs?
Experienced or anex
perienced you may well
proril from QUr color
video tape listing & sales
training program which
we feel is the finest
available
We are not a franchise,
branch or subtiidiary
juat headquarters.
We have openings for a
few highly-motivated
persons who have a de·
sire to be more sue
cessful. For an in
terview appo10tm ent
with the sole owner &
Excellent . progress1l'e
commiss100 split Ter-
nf1c pro~ams and re·
ferrals National ad·
verusing Call for an·
terv1ew SSG-3670 after 7
f.M --
Restaurant
FOOD PREP-Sandwich
maker, etc. If you are
fnendly. conscaenllous.
independent, & like a job
with versatility we need
you Mon Fri 8 4.
Restaurant exper
helpful. Please apply 1n
person: Stonemill Ter·
rac~ 2915 Redhill, C M.
RESTAURAMT
El Roberto now haring
P tT day & evening
counter personnel. In·
terv1ews IOAM or 2PM .
Monda y thru Friday
Ask for Maria , 43
Fashion ~land, N.8.
founder, all Wesl1:y N Restaurant
Taylor. •COUHTll
WnlnRM M..' TTfttor'Co. PUsa.eB.•
R'EAL 'dl\s Full /parttime. day shin
2111 San Joaquin Hills Will train. Dependabili·
Newport Beach ty a must. Apply . l!ic·
644-49 I 0 cad11ly Park Care, Mon.·
-Ptople wbooeed People Fri .. Z·Spm. 4881 Birrh
That's .rti.t the St . Newport Beach, or
DAILY PILOT c1ll 8Sl-l.SC».
SEJtVICE DIRECTORY Have something to sell'
i1 all about! Classiried a<lsdo it well. JllllyPilat-·····-............... ,
P-1 TIME EYDltlS
We are preeently seeking adult~ wilh
• pleaaant personalities who wouk2 be
• i~ in working In Sales & Promotion ;
: with Dally Pilot Carriers 10 to 15 ycan old.'
• UnJimlted ea minis av all able to right person. :
HrJ: s JOPM lo 8:30PM, Monday thru • l'riday. Sorne Saturday availability. ~·or
aPPOlntawnl. call· 842·4321, ulc ror Ben WllJlulll~ , •
Rela1I
IMMEDIATE OPDltliS IN
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Representatives from Stop N' Go
Markets will be al the Stop N' Go
Market located at 1742'l Beal'h Blvd ..
Huntington Beach on Wed .. Sept. 16th
from 9AM .3p M to talk lo you about
immediate employment opportunities
available to mature, responsible &
career-minded individuals an the
Huntington Beach area. Evening
Manager, Night Manager & other full
time positions avail. No exper. nee.
We train. For mo re anformation call
714-774-9210
Salts
Prof. S.tpeople
~ Marketmg Reps. to seU
a product that is wanted
& needed by everyone.
E:immg potential.
s.o.®~.ooo
• Co. Training
• Qualified Leads
• High Income
L ...... '-"Jy
A I. 7~::r-545-0793
SECRETARY Sia girl jewelry P tr M F L e n n o x c h 1 n u • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 M arblc Top table:; 3
Newport Beach law of· 1~3;3() PM no exp nee. "Meredith", 1615 pc sc•~ t'nd & I 1•off~ As set.
race. Word processing, HS Grad 18-~ $40-3333 place settinga, SllOtset * (IU;g"O • $100 ~ea 837 3703
will train. Caryn ut.~.10.9PMT1m1. tlnr.540.8483 -* PllMTIMG * Mahogan) color Chana
644·6.SlS. TEACHER-Pre School I.9th Century· lamp 115, JO' Infrared dryer 8 0 C11b1net. t8X70 Co5t.
SICUTARY Part time. Also AIDES mirror S75, crystal can '42-5457 crfhr 6 PM. $400 nt-w Will ~ell for
Call Manlm 847·5284 delabra 1175. ~ $175 Tan Vinyl 3 p1e<'f' We will train Excel op--· port. in sales office. TEACHERS/Director for Copper mug, 17th Cent. Nikon FTN IM>-205 1.oom d1van. iioorl cund1. S50TV19
Starting salary l500 lo preschool in C.M Full or monastery.. $185. Copper 20 malhmeter 5450 OBO B W port J b e ssoo per mo. Rllses P /f1me 751·5525 teakettle, 18th Cent • With cases_SSl 4532 Remote '25 54K4039
c 0 m m e D s u r I l e T EA c H ER In ran l SJ.05. 540-8483 35M M KOWA EL E c ANT s I. AT f: .
w /performance. 770.9159 Development Program, Slot MocW.S With Flash $100 topped t'reden1a Great
p/t1m e Member of MillsS<, l(J:,25<.~. $100. SS7-8~3 for a11t ~toragc & 1'V
SECRET.A.RY I.E. transd1sclptinary team. Just what your boat Certs 8035 1125 631-libil
Secretarial PoSilion an Special Ed. important. needs. 675-1907 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uin. tabll'. H .. d1a .. 6
active Newport Center Jackie Poon. 546-5760_ Antique Amer. Oak Curio Persian Adults, SS() chairs. dk finish, 1$5
Realtor·s office. fo'ront TELB'HOHE Cabinet, $.500. Antique Kittt>n, $175. cash 673-6!179 _
SALES-I' /TIME office J>(Mlition requ1res OP-•TOR French WaU Clock $250. _ 546-996.S Ornate l ros1 I~ The Los Angel~ Times good telephone voice, -631 5979 b Circulation Dept. cur· typing & appearance. Apply to Mrs. Baltazar, · · DOCJI 8040 $400 Qut't!n ur tlou le
rently has positions SH & real estate ex· Hotel Laguna, 425 S 1nsertirule ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6752398afl6
available 111 sales as a perience helpful but not Coast Hwy , Laguna FREB.AHD'S KEESHONO Pu!J6 Al\C. Beautiful ~ P<' Wrm ~cl.
field representative. essential. Prefer local Beac!!_, 49'·11§1 New load of Amer oak & Champ sire M1F Pet & s,soo Corktail & end
You'll earn an hourly resident. For interview TELEPHONESALES lots smalls. Come early ~b 0 w P '' l Pt Y t&bles . (hrome gl11t1s.
wage+ generous com call Mrs.Duhl. Laguna Beach.Eves. (or best sele<'lion . 2l3J69J·l345aft6j>m IJ75 642JZ77,S4~Gf60
m1Ssions. Call 642-4321, WHt.y M. Taytor Co. Call today, 497-4188 (Chi.na Cabinets. loo) ft.EA PROILEM? Ha ssett bednn suite, an
ext.1204. Rtafton 644-4910 864W.19lhStC M PEST FREE elel' llquewh1te.i hd1>cmds. ......., RETIREE for beach TIAV&AGENT 645·6434M2·7331 tron1cally rids your dble dr~!>Scr. tall chest RHt....t ,.,.,..,. p a r k 1 n g I o t Are you a dynamic, out Immediate opening for insert i rule home of all crawling & Mid size roll top desk
Mature,person,dayand (7141846·8414, 846·8086 SCHOOLIUS goang,selfmotlvatedin experienced ag~nt I OIO fly int: tns ec ti. wbeokcase!l62·07~
evening stufts. Cafeteria e~es DRIVERS d1vlduaP Have you de· Vacation travelers Aptllettus permanently 635 8028 "~ltee. r-' i·e"w•r -;,50 style restaurant in Rae-Class to tram school _bus v e I 0 p ed ex c"' I I• n t B au t f I "' w t ••••••••••••••••••••••• II ~ ..., '"" .. R te ~k M "' "' e 1 u ,.e por co ect . El"" OBQ. almost n"w. quet Ball Club oo r f 1 • 2 • d r1 ve rs now be1n g I fl'(!neral office, com Beach office 640.0821 I IUY APPLIANCES Spr1JJger Spauuets AK<:. ss"'o 1mm 11 at 1~ n 97~0838 966-26661 Co~i:;t ~~fie t~ix{~~ formed. IC mterested.1 muoicatlOn, and people _Gen_e___ ___ Les 957-8133 liver & while, 2 male, 2 Chnstmai. Tree. r SIS
Restaurant apply Hunungton Bearh skills? Do you have prior TY "'ew Therm1'dor 45" glass f I I r ...,.,., h
.USIOYS %52 Wood lonll Or 118 City School Dist . 735 secretarial exp.~ with PIST ~B'T " ema e et ,,,.., euc Hardwood maple roCCee 964 4822 h S H B SJ&. D Pt Harbor Yachts c 0 0 kl 0 P w gr 1 d 670-1225 table, $10 Ne,. queen air Experienced. Day shift 14l L · · 7519· typing 60 WJH!l? If so., 1 s"ales oChce needs a good die/broiler. model OGT SHIHTZU PUPS mattress, $40 SSI 3=!60 __
16.30AM_2 .. 30pM , for Sail Boat Instructor School, l'loon supervisor want to talk wllh you .111 •• retai·1 ~oo Sell u cri -• d d N B h typist irecept. to work ...,, ., · _,,, Al\C, S2'7S Water Bed. lg mirro~ .. d Towers Reslauranl. nee ! 1n ewport c Mon Fn 11:15-l:lS. SJ.95 exp.l~in this ag~ress1ve 640-tlSO "" Laguna Beach Apply 25.-27 rruismg ~ail boat per hr. Andersen School pos1t10~ .which mcludes wkends. Opp'ty for addt· --· 64.2·3277JS48-6460 headboard. complete w
to· Nina 4948460 9to5 Wkends now Flf. sum 7603490. _ compet1llve salary and llonal hrs WiU tram on 2 yr old Whirlpool AKC English Cocker acces sories , S350 M~n·Fn: · · mer incl, wkend!> S4 SO -sr.cRrr"RY full ~enefit. pa.ckage. computer 493-2011 or Washer. S200 widryer Spaniel Puppies S wks 64.5 9479
------hr Call645-7100 .:; s;1A Submit applicahon to . 496-~5·-free Old. M iF Mull! ~lors Dinette set, 5 piece Oak. RETAILSALES Sales needed for lr:vineTracl Howard,Dennan TYPIST / RECEP · 646-SJ!M Best Price in town Parquet t1.1ble tOl> .inhealthf~store Full COSMETICS Escrow ofhce. Must THE1RV1NE TIONISTP.R&fundde· 16EFRIGERATOR.apt _1?25~31·0C60 42x42 $25CHl4S 7297 & Plllme avail <.:all • haveescrowexpr Hrs 8 COMPANY velopmenl dept size , works ok $65 GoldenRetnevers
ShirleyatS>W-0770 ~alnted . Cosm~tll'~ to 5. Mon lhru Fri 1601CamelbarkStreet Personable, organized ~5·81Z7,997·0432._ gweeksOld AKC Sofas. cust made nt r\esirers~7 · ig Employerpayshealth& Newport Beach, Ca self·st arter Varied '80 Sear!> Kenmore ~64§:-19'2 toman SlOil. sofa ht·d R•tallSalesP.non as ion spec1a ly store dental benefits Call for ~ respons•bililles Fridge. 13 cu ft. Frost r hr S\110 552 11756.
Hi· Fashion disrount Newport Bearh area l!l>.Pt 552·4000Toni 71i&«-6796 55 165wpm. Excell Free. $230. Reverse drs. Wire Fox Terrier dPups 955 ~4
!tore. Full & Part·tim~ Salary + rommiss1on -----benefits & oppty lo ad 645.6034 AKC X lnt bree 1ng Drexel sofa SJG-C,, OncotAl
avail. Sat.Tues ll 6. Good company benefits SECRETARY vance. Santa Ana area Shols poo 827 5292 din table w stools si75. Wed·Frill-8. Experience necessary Real Estate Investment ••SECRETARIES •• 5465700 Avocado Frigidaire SHIH TZU pups. AKC. Twin matt sprgs mo ea.
646-78.?i Orlane. Stendhal , co~anyseeki.ngexpr'd T70/REcontractS13.000 ,refrig,2door,goodcond . S2.50andup Cashonly sm rosewood t'hest ~5 ------De Markoff. Borghese secl't'tary. Require-Recpttr60/PhoneSl4.400 VetennaryAss't Sl95.675-5847 63l.93()! 5408483 R J...il Oppty Call 644·7100 men ts · Typing 65 170 T70/Xln1Co /FunS18,000 wanted, fem ·exp Apt size washer /dryer -e~ -, -wpm, dicta phone. or-"Exp Consultant Ours req'.d 546-0010 Can opernte on any smk AKC. Afghan bnndlt•. 2 DIN ING chairs. 4 anuq1ut M~ .. stw SALES CLEIJ(.lt.toil ganiza11onal skills & a Liz Reinders Agy, Inc. w-u.....-~.....&a.......-s t200. 494•7:117 month~. fem Shob & English oak.~. 2 anti LA 's most successful Office supply company professional manner 4020 BlrchEst'64EOE .......,. ......no wormed $IOO Mt er 6pm que clocks 9fi2 7131i
ladies resale and dis has full time positions Located near O.C Newport i1D3-8l.90/Free Apply b wn 9AM & 079 GE 1512 cu fl refrig. 6313560 Dark blue:.of.i 1er1 good count store is operung a available Will train A 1 r P 0 r l . ca 11 Noon Charlie·s Ch1h. brown, top freezer. Doberman Puppi~. blk & l·ond 100 Sl:!S
new locauon m Orange Newport Stationers. Inc 714 '9"75-t&iS 767 19th St . Door 11101. J£_emaker, @ . 540-8483 tan. (7 weeks I shot:. f75 <'all 84i 4.~I
Co We are seekmg a SS7·9212i.Mr.Emmons SECUTARY SKwityPtnan 11 C M -Refrigerator. S200 ea Orig bamboo furn i !X'S T A L E N T E D1._ ________ , Se t ed . Wo-J.---~ Washer/dryer & gas 9646161 111,.1 7. t·ourh ~, xlnt 1· Fast groWU1g organiza· m•·re ir man pre ~ • ...,. Sl2S h D ' .....,. MANAGER who ism-SALES lion localed in Laguna fer red . $4 50 t hr Wholesale import com hang~ .,00e~._0,015· 4 AKC Corker Spaniel rond ~ftnn 675·~95
terested in PART· COMM9CIALR.E. Niguel offers excellent <714)675·6101 between pany needs warehouse was er... . ...,..., pups M f Buff. 6 ~k~ Lrg Pecan Coffet> tabte.
OWNERSHlPofthenew Tiredofselllnghouses7 opportunity for detail 8-4pm. help No ex per . Stove, full size, works pSO.-_fl5()64tl672 $95 2 mati·hing end
store Qualified can days a week' We net'd conscious energetic SEC'Y 1• lt.ol'!.••J necessary Pleasant very good. SI.SO Jl8-85l3 In Search of adorable table). S35 l'J Tt111le d1dateshouldhal'e2to4 I tol th I _..A&. working cond1t1ons or548-448S ed d vrs mech ex per and a one 1censee eam e person with excellent New position open 111 our G Id , M W d ------m 1um site young og M 11 pie f1ni~h clrei.;.t'r
i'.nin of S2S,OOO lo invest skills to manage, broker skills 3 years ex per I well·estab.hshed Irvine ~ .;n l~lh &~1~M :np,.;_ Dryer, gas, clean. works Pref male Ped11:reed $110 r uu1·h l}5 Tv.in
tommerc1al real estate Call Mrs Semas (7L4) office. 1 2 years ex ., good. S75. 548-8513 or ornol 646-3375 Red frame rnattr~~ & an thlS profitable and ex· I r l ly 9AM·11AM <•G HOC bo I 1 ncome rom mgm 831 6400 perienre Excellent typ-· ~·~ --Adorable Bloodhound. f x spring!>. SlOO ~1 1< ~/~ii~: :n~~1n~~f r~~~~ while you learn Super Secretary/Ge neral Of· ing skills Salary open WINDOW WASHER Fndg1daire 9wks. AKC, n>O maple butcher hlotk
confidential Call now benefits. bfe msurance . flee good typing skills Call Fran 833-3622. Must have expr. & de· Very good cond. $125 4945486 1770 1185 Si5 M IH smJll l'\trn
for appl Call Answer Ad health insurance & den· ' 85).8355 -I -~able car. 646-9680 631·46:1! lt..-.u y ao.u items 493 7960 tal plan. Contact Ken, --· S.cy ,...upt M t p b 1 I ~ to ou "" ~4~~2-.uxi 24 hrs 675 6700. SECRETARY We have a permanent a 'I a g 0 rt 3 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVING SALE RETAIL Supportacctgtpersonnel Pttime position for af· XUOXOPSIATOR washer / dryer. Xlnt Free Adorable f West1nj?huu,l· ~1de b) MANAGER Sales functions. Good variety ternoons (12 .30·5 JOl Reproduction Graphics cond S220. Cockapoo puppy side refn~. 1•opperton1•.
full or part time help for & growth opportunity M·F, near OC Airport, Tethnician to operate 495-5394_ Trained StSO Oueen bdrm ~et. needed for ladies dis· Maternity Store Noeit· Stll 80 wpm, type 55 t yping 55·60 wpm , copymachines,colate& Coppertone Chambers 7600142 poo.M L~l·54Hf.65:J
count Boutique Mgr . perience necessary wpm, 10 key by touch. Salary ~.00 hr to start. bind reports. Neatness Stove $75. Frigidaire Mixed lab puppies. JUSl 10 Section Pla1 Pen
CALL ANNABELL ~7 5734 Newport Center lora· Avail immed. 833-9971 essential. Full time. AP· Refrig $125. 642·8850. weaned. 2 Dane mix Couch. rust colored !213J749404L_ ----ply in person to Mr 8408208 llon Good salary & Service station attendant Fuentes at RObert Bein, · She_p mix 548-2980 Uest offer Oal. n1111ng Sales. fmc Art Gallery. •R-E•T•A•ll•.-----•I only exper nt'Cd apply
493-2~, 493-6843 Dana
BUILDERS
EMPORIUM
Point__ _
SALES-GEH OFC
G row10g wholesale
furniture showroom 1s
seeking a self.motivated
M F for f J\lme work 1n iS comilf area of sales & general
and we ... A.I orr.ce responsib1ht1es
llCCV Design & office ex
benefits Arlene . days6AM·3PM.Apply Wilham Frost & As Frost Free Refrig, 121 young Gt>rman Rm Table v.ti chairs
840·5111. Shell station 17th & soc1ates, 1401 Quail St .. Avocado, left open $150. Shepherd male dogs. blk Grandfather s l'l'ock S~-·•y Irvine NB Npt B"h. 546-1038 & tan Newport Shelter Bar Chairs ~O each ""-IUI::•-• · · ' 644.3656 \. Plants Hall Tree Sl5Q Experienced , for SERVICESTATION Aptsil.tsfo•• 6316220 established Orange ATTIM>ENT X·Ray Dl631·9366 . Shetland Sheep Dogs, ,
County construction Full or part time Even· REGISTBtED 19 cu. ft. frost free brother & sister B&W Mbo1·111g Sale, roffee ta
firm. Shorthand, typing '"g .. s •· w.....o.~....t~ X-l•Y TECH Refrigerator. white with beautiful 499 4606 le. 2 endhtableds, glass
& I ht bookk -... "' ~ .... .,.... "' -lops. mate 2en lamps. 1g eeping Mac's Texaco~ Experience required wood & chrome trim. BI a ck Pure ma I e I hanging lamp. ssoo
Reply to: Ad~. Daily SERVICE Station attend Sa I a r Y negot1 ab I e . Good cond. S175. SJ&.3768 neutered Lab, 4 yr~. 101 OBO Antique Hal'iland Pilot. Box 1560, Costa ..... wport Beach Area c--.: .d . .__ d ... people good ~atc·h f h G & Id Mesa. CA ~0560. to assist owner w /lubes, ••"' r • 1g1 a1re was,~r I ryer d""' · -9960 me r ma reen go -islands & gen. maint Medical Office Send re· $ 3 5 O . A m a n a ~ 646 9971 or548 tnm Sen 12 S800 Misc
Full lime. Apply Mr sume to Classified ad Refrigerator w /1ce W H I R LP 0 0 L d I s furn & knit k knacks.
Bolls. 2490 Fairview 11704. Daily Pilot, P.O maker nsll.641-1672 hwasher, coppertone 968·7994
Rd. CM Box 1560. Costa Mesa CA CALORIC eye level gas good for parts 548-Y860 For Sale cherrv 1.hning ta HELP' perience preferred SECllETARY P fT
• Salary comipensurate Perm . part>4.1me
• with experience Full secretary. Insurance ex-
This d1v1s1on of the benefits Call for app't per1ence necessary
· Co II M 1 k e Fedde r I Y • Hours & salary neg. Will Wickes mpanies wi Robertson Blvd. South, soon open a new Home . 03 c~1 train exteptional Improvement Center 1n 2960 Airway. A·1 · " person. Costa Mesa.
San Juan Capistrano. 540·7415 ..:::63=-:1:.-e·l""<.i""2"------
and we need help NOW" Sales La~y SECRETARY /Recept L 1 g ht 1 n g f 1 x t u re Airport law firm. Gd.
Both full and part-time showroom. Full·T1me skills, bright self-
positions are available CM. N_o~xpneL~9_3!1 starter. Non·smkr
in SAL ES and for SALESLADY Wanted m Josie,851·9025
CASHIERS. Retail ex· Laguna Beach. P trime
perience wanted. In· 4 day wk. Exp'd. 111 sell
terviews wiU be held as mg women's ready le
follows: wear. Pis. slate ref's
MOL Sept. 21 d
9AM ·3PM
Write 320 S Coast
Hwy , Laguna Beach.
92651
SALESLADIES
SECRETARY
JACOIY & MEYEIS
One of Amer ica's
largest law firms is
seeking an expr .
secretary for our Cer·
rltos offtce. Must be able
to type a mlnimwn of 60
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ORAIHil COAST YOUR HOMITDWN DAllY PAPER
wrt ·Nt <.,[JA ( ~.f Pll M BER 16. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Orange County suffers worst drought in 9 years
By JERRY.CLAUSEN
Of .. Delly ...... ._
Orange County Is nearing the
..end of its driest water year in
nine years, and motit residents
don't even know it, says Neil
Cline.
"How come all these local TV
weather reporters are so
vacuously happy when it doesn't
rain around here?" asks the
secretary-manager of the
Orange County Water District.
"We're in the m ldst of 1
drought and these alr·headl bub.
ble away about the good newa ,.
The last year drier than the
current year, be aald, wu in
1971-72 when about 4.9 Lnches of
rain fell.
Cline's district ls reepooalble
for storing nat\lfal runoff water
and water imported from
Northern California and the
Colorado River into the water
basin resting under the county's
coastal area.
Many of the county's local
waler districts pump lbe vital
fiuid Into their systems to supply
tap water to residents, busl·
nesses and industries.
The undergro\lnd basin ls in
1ood s hape, Cline admits,
thanks to three wet years begin-
ning with the 1977-78 water year.
Water years, be explains,
begin each Oct. 1 and end the
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Craig Rasmussen of Huntington Beach gives the peace Stgn as~climbs the ladder as the first
protester over the main gate fence at the DiaJ>l~ Nuclear Power Piant in San Luis 00i$p() T,uesday.
Huntington man enters Diablo
Orange Coast College student first to scale ladder
By DAVID KUTZMANN °'_.,...,,...., ....
SAN LUIS OBISPO -For an
instant, 26-year-old C raig
Rasmussen of Huntington Beach
stood far above the s urging
crowd Tuesday at the front gate
of the embattled Diablo Canyon
nuclear power plant near here.
anti-nuclear groups to prevent
low power operation of the con-
troversial plant.
• For Rasmussen, Tuesday was
bis moment in the media
spotlight.
''ll was the consensus of my
group that I be the first inside,"
Rasmussen said as he leaned his
lanky frame against the inside
plant gate. "I volunteered and
everyone agreed."
blockade appeared negligible
because 650 construc tion
workers had been bused into the
plant Tuesday morning before
demonstraters arrived and were
bused out Tuesday night after
demonslraters had been arrest-
ed .
Both Rasmussen and Richie,
<See DIABLO, Page AZ>
* * *
following Sept. 30.
Those wet years, he says, aJ.
lowed state and local water
agencies to store vast amounts
of waler to Ude over water mers
during inevitable dry years.
He's concerned that another
dry cycle -possibly even worse
than. the two-year period that
preceded the latest wet cycle -
is about to bit Orange CQUnty
and the rest of the stale.
This year's countv rainfall -
measured between· Oct. 1 last
year and the current time -Is
recorded at 8.7 inches, down
nearly 19 inches from last year's
measurements.
The previous year, 1978-79,
totaled 20.9 mches by this lime,
and in ltn'T-78, 34 .2 inches or rain
had fallen.
Only 10.5 inches fell during
1976·77, and even less, 9.4 inches,
dropped on Orange County dur·
ing the 1975-76 dry year, he
notes.
Cline recalls that water dis:
tricts instituted voluntary water
rationing procedures in most
Orange County neighborhoods in
late l!r76 as heat set in, rainfall
was sparse and water-storage
basins hit by two· .years of
drought fell to frightening
levels.
The district official noted that
this year's supply problem has
<See ARID, Pase AZ)
Volcker wQn 't budge
Federal Reserve head promises to keep credit tight
WASHINGTON <AP) -
Federal Reserve Chairman
Paul Volcker, refusing to budge
from a tight-credit course,
declared today that only far
deeper federal budget cuts by
President Reagan and Congress
will ease the nation's interest
rate woes.
So far, he told the Senate
Budget Committee, Reagan and
Congress have made only a
"down payment" on the spend·
ing cuts needed to eliminate
government deficits, which are
keeping interest rates high by
crowding out private borrowers.
Nor did Volcker, the head of
the country's central bank, of-
fer any hope for quick. painless
or easy remedies that might br-
ing interest rates down from
their near-record levels.
·'There is no safe, painless
alternative· to the fiscal and
monetary objectives we have
set for ourselves," he said. "In·
deed, a sense of retreat would
not only aggravate the present
problems, but could set back
the pros pects for r estoring
growth and stability for years
to come."
Even with the economic suf-
fering caused by high interest
rates, he said, the battle
against inflation is too impor·
tant to be deterred.
"We have been al critical
junctures before in the fight on
inflation, and the bleak reality
is we have not had the foresight
and the courage to stay•tbe
course," Volcker said.
·'That is why we have
gradually come into the grip of
the most prolonged and de·
bilitating inflation in our entire
economic history."
In the face of growing impa·
tience in Congress and the
financial community over
persistently high rates, Volcker
deflected responsibility for
solving the problem from the
Federal Reserve and on to
Congress and the administra·
Uon .
Only a balanced · budget, not
easier credit, can lead to lower
rates without refueling infla-
tion, he asserted, noting that
nearly half of aH new savings
generated last year are needed
to finance this year's federal
debt.
Volcker's Capitol Hill ap-
pearance came on the heels of a
modest decli.ae in several key
interest rates over the last
week. Several economists are
saying rates may continue to
edge down. but a substanfial
drop in the near future is un·
likely.
Reagan, meanwhile, is
searching for additional spend·
ing cuts for fiscal 1982 because
of estimates that the budget def·
icit is ballooning far above the
$42 .5· billion level the ad·
ministration initially projected.
The growing deficit is partly
due to higher-than-anticipated
interest rates. which increase
federal borrowing costs .
Despite his problems with in·
terest rates, Reagan has en·
dorsed the Federal Reserve's
policies and µrged the central
bank lo maintain its tight-credit
course.
The president's latest search
for cuts was prompted in part
by falling stoc k and bond
prices. which refl ected investor
(See INTEREST, Page AZ>
Wherefore he? • is
'Romeo' falls over 150-foot cliff
BOURNEMOUTH, England <AP I A modern·day
Romeo. 27-year ·old Martyn Campbell. called up to the
bedroom window or his Juliet at 4 in the morning. s te pped
backwards for a better view. and fell over a 150-foot seaside
cliff.
"Juliet" -22-year-old Ange la Harrison -saw him
vanish and summoned police and ambulancemen.
But Campbell, a hotel bouncer. beat them to it. With all
bones intact and only cut and bruised. he walked up a zig -
zag path to fincthis rescuers peering over the edge.
"I fell half the dis tance and rolled the rest of the way
down. ending up between two beach huts ," Campbell said.
"I can't believe I was still in one piece ...
Miss Harrison was furious.
"I finished with him last week ... sh e said. "He was try ·
ing to get me back but this has driven us further apart.··
. Miss Harrison sa_id s he did not want Campbell back.
Redistri.cting bills
await Brown ink
By FREDElllCK SC:HOEMEHL °' -Delly ...... SUlff SACRAMENTO -In action
marked by an angry con -
frontation in the slate Assembly,
a trio of reapportionment plans
hav e clea red their last
legislative hurdles and now are
awaiting the signature of Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr.
Separate plans for reshaping
the state Assembly, Senate and
congressional districts were sent
to the governor Tuesday, the
last day or the legis lative
session. The governor is expect·
ed to sign all three bills.
the Democratic leadership that
developed them.
Assemblyman Ross Johnson,
repealing a theme expressed in
prior debates in both the As·
sem bly and the Senate on the re-
apportionment proposals,
termed them "outrageous party
gerrymandering ... revenge on
the Republican Party."
Assemblywoman Carol
Hallett, R-Atasc~dero , said,
SOLONS RECESS
AMID NAME-CALLING-AS
"We certainly have failed as
negotiators, but we are going to
win with the people."
The Orange Coast college stu·
dent, his head swathed in a red
bandana, achieved momentary
Csme as the first anli-Diablo
demonstrator to scale an A·
frame ladder and illegall y enter
the soon-to-be-licensed, twin re·
actor facility.
His act, greeted with applause
by several hundred other dem-
ons t_r alors , some pf whom
followed him over ladders which
straddled a barbed wire fence,
was recorded for posterity by a
heretqfore bored mini-media
army that thr_:\)ughoul much of
Ute day actually out.numbered
protesters.
Following right behind him
Tuesday as demonstraters
scaled the fence was Gregg
Richie. 26, also of Huntington
Beach and a former restaurant
employee. The two beamed con·
tentedly once inside the grounds
of Pacific Gas and Electric com·
pany's $2 billion plant.
Nuke protesters
launch assaults
The governor's signature,
Reoublicans have promised, will
set the wheels in motion for ref·
erendums in which the state's
voters will be asked to reject the
Democratic plans. Democrats
outnumber Republicans in both
the Assembly and Senate.
The Republicans are claiming
that the plans are a none·too-
subtle attempt by the majority
party to keep Democrats in of.
nee and elect new ones before
the state is once again reap.
portioned a decade from now.
"What you have done here is
absolutely no different from
stuffing the ballot box," Mrs.
Hallett, Republican floor leader,
said.
Speakers drew analogies to
rape , murder and the Nazi
slaughter of Jews in criticizing
the plans. The latter drew pro-
test from four Jewish members
of the Assembly.
The protest action was
launched by a confederation ot
"We'll stay as long as it
takes," said Rasmussen. who
explained that he was missing
classes at Orange Coast College
with the permission of instruc·
tors.
The overall success of the
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SAN LUIS OBISPO CAP) -
Anti.nuclear protesters launched
a new wave of assaults on .the
$2.3 billion Diablo Canyon
atomic power plant today.
besieging it from all sides by
land and sea and blocking a con-
voy of workers' buses from go-
ing into the plant.
A total of 563 protesters have
been arrested since the siege
began Tuesday, said San Luis
Obispo County sheriff's Sgt.
Leon Cole.
For a tense 10 minutes this
morning, the lead bus
threatened to run over one
woman protester, whose te1s
were Wlder the front end of the
bus. She wu not injured as pro-
San Francisco colu~nist Stan Delaplane. though well testers and reporters alike
known. has had an identity crisis of sorts. . yelled it the bus drlver that she was underneath. He apparenUy
Maybe you can identify with his problems as . you could not aee her.
read his lighthearted commentary today in Cavalcade, "l didn't plan it before," said
'Pages 82 and BJ. Itara Katherine O'Connell, 31, ol
Also featured today in the Daily Pilot's new format of Granada Hills, a Loe AD1eles
syndicated columnists are Ann Lander s. C h arles 1ubUrb. A.aked lf 1be wO\lld have
McCabe, Dr. Peter J . Stelncrohn, Hugh Mulligan. Hy and moved lf the bua contlnued, she ·
Marilyn Gardner and Sydney Oma.rr. said 1he wouldn't bave!
Others included in Cavalcade Monday through Fri· She was Part of • iroup of
d h · t E Bo bee._ about 15 women Proteetan wbo ay are umons s nna m • and Art Hoppe, soctaJ ldentlfled tbemteln• u tbt
· commentator Bob Greene and views of San Francisco 1)y Moeia• Jear..,Briaade.-At. dawn
H---.--1.lrxrb Oen: tb• wom• .tatild the plut'a Ca~ ucb u _Queenie by Ebll lntert&Adt:.-~----liNllt-e-&e _.-... ., • meell
: .guna&acb, Pot Shots. Punch and Wicks altd a.re part Plealc lukle, with teddy bean
ol Cavalcade. ••artaa tll• "blotkader" but· &oea·af iM Abalone AWuee. =· WMD tbe 15 Padfte Ou •
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Electric Co. buses arrived, the
group• pressed up against the
gate. Workers in hard hats and a
security guard cul the chain
which locked the gate and
pushed the gate open against the
(See SIEGE, Pase A2)
During Tuesday's lwo·hour
long debate on the Assembly
floor, Republicans continued
their attack on the proposals and
Stones' concerts
banned in Boston
BOSTON (AP ) -Security· were 11 arrests.
consci~ city officials tacked a George Regan, spokesman for
"Banned in Boston" stsn on Mayor Kevin White, said city of.
plans for Rolling Stones conc:erU flcials. decided this mornlns
at ti\~ Orpbeum Theater today, against licensing the Orpheum
and the rock stars announced shows because they felt public
there will be no performances ln ••fety could be maintained be(.
Boston Ulla weetead. ler at other places in the city.
The Stonea luued ~ statement Rock promoter Don Law ap·
throu1b tour promoter Blll proacbed city officials Tuetday
Graham in s.n Franclsco aay· with a proposal for concerts by
Assemblyman Robert Naylor,
R·Redwood City, charged that
the plans were devised by the
Democratic leadership without
(See REMAP, Page AZ)
DRllSf CUil lflTlfl
Fair through Thursday
but patchy low clouds
during early morning
hours along the coast.
Highs at beaches 70 to 75
and inland areas 82 to.86.
Low 62 to 66.
111111 TOUY
Would J1011 like.a ~.OOOr<JCTe
homuite /or OQlY '50? A
group b o//ufng mock
'lt'itcl<iim ~eds /f"' property
on planet MeTCMT~.
Tran1portation i• not pro-
vided. fSft Page 84).
llDll log they would not perform here.. the rock stars Friday and Satur-
Tbe)' left open the pouibUlty ol • day nights at the Orpheum, a MY_.__.,.
addlnj ac.toa coacerts to their 2,800·seat downtown factllty, k:.:::' -. ..... I 1111
upcomlq ... tkloal &our. said Joanne A. Prevost ol the ~ ·~ • BOl1Gll oftlctals Hid tM)' ~ m ay~1 offtce. She said olftclalt ceo 1 • Jll
warJ ol pl-fol'. t.be .... ~ ere .,..-ned about aecurlty. :!"' "' lJ•l'f orm fl' ·t1t 1~p .... -r--~""f:-tll6ik-=tiialea1f1 aft.-.,.-tt-n--.-----M;;:;:..:~..-.....;;.:=-
beea-. about•,• fau mobbed happened lo Worees,er last
a performance at a 30CH .. t olub evenlna. we'd better bnt con·
tn Worceater an lload97. TtMre t.rol," Police Comml11loner
loeepb Jordan aald T\Mlday. • •
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GOP could_ lose 9 seats remap .bills • . in
SA(;RAMF.N1'0 <AP) -At
least nine Republicans could be
squeezed out of legislative or
tongressionlt.I iseats next yeit in
the reapportfonment bills now
on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s
desk
Rut the Republicans vowed to
continue the redistricting fight
with a voters ' referendum.
The reappor t io nm e n t
showdown -the year's Q>Ost blt·
ter political s truggle in the
Capitol -was delayed until the
rinal day of the Legislature's
1981 session Tuesday, when the
From Page A1
Democrats rammed the bills
through the Senate and As· aem bly over Republlcan cl\arees
of "gerrymander" and "fraud."
There was no immediate word
when the Democratic governor
would sign the measures, setting
the stage for the promised GOP
referendum challenge.
The bills wer e drafted by
Democratic leaders of the
Legislature and California's con-
gressional delegation with an
eye to soUdifyiJ'\I and increasing
their current majorities over the
coming decade.
SIEGE AT NUKE PLANT. • •
' women, forcing them back in·
~ side.
Afterward demonslr1ltors
formed a "human chain "
blockade in front or the buses,
and Ms. O'Connell sat down in
front of the lead bus, her legs
crossed and her hands on its
bumper. But she was below the
driver's line of vision.
The bus moved forward slow-
ly. Ms . O'Connell bent backward
to let the front of the bus cover
her lower body.
"Hey, there's somebody under
t h e r e . Somebody's under there!" reporters a no ·aem-
onstrators yelled at the bus
driver, who then stopped the
bus. Then he inched forward
* * •
From Page A1
DIAB LO
who say they never knew one
another before the demonstra·
lion trot have become fast
friends since, vowed to return to
the pl ant site even if it meant re-
arrest several times in the proc-
ess.
"We've been no nukes for
years. We just finally got a
chan ce to make a commit·
ment," said Richie standing
near the special folding ladders
used in the non-violent assault.
From Page A1
I NTEREST • •
skepticism that Reagan can
fulfill his pledge to balance the
. budget by 1984 and thus ease
overall demand for credit.
Volcker, in rejecting recent
congressional calls for credit
controls. said any such plan
would be arbitra ry and unen-
forceable and would caus'e
market disruptions that "would
likely only make the situation
worse.··
lie praised Reagan and
Congress fo r their initial efforts
in slowing the growth of federal
soending, but said they have a
long way to go to offset the rec-
ord three.year tax cut enacted
this summer.
·:Given the size of the tax re-
duction, the spending cuts made
so far -large as they may be
in historical perspective -have
been only a 'down payment' on
those needed to bring expend·
itures into alignment with the
receipts side or the budget," he
said.
Without fu rther spending
cuts, th'e government's credit
appetite will continue to eat Into
the nation's diminished savings
pool . Volcker said.
Bus, truc k
ntish a p j ~ms
SA .freeway
North bound traffic wu
clogged on the Santa ~b•
· Freeway near 17th Street Tues-
day afternoon after a truck' 'bol·
tided with a Los Angeles Coubty
Sheriff's Department bus.
Eight prisoners and two dep-
uties were inside the bus, but
none was injured. according to a
California Hi ghway Patrol
spokesman.
The driver of the truck, Ter-
rence Jordan, 33, of Cerritos was
treated for a cut scalp and neck
pain and then released from St.
Joseph Hospital of Orange.
Officers said a Lucky
Supermarket rig was cut off by
an unidentified car and the11
swerved into the bus.
Traffic was backed up for
more than an hour.
ORANGE 'COAST •
• twice roore wilb the woman un-
derneath the bus.
ACler more yelling, he stopped
and sat there with the engine
Idling. Finally the buses pulled
back.
·'The important thing was to
support the sisters, so they could
get in position behind us," said
Ms. O'Connell afterward.
The buses carried 700 con-
struction workers who were to
resume their duties inside the
yet-unfinished plant.
At sea, several small sailing
and motor boats, accompanied
by the majestic 70-foot schooner
"Stone Wi tch" of the anti·
w .h a Ii n g .f' r e e n p e a c e
Foundation. headed up the coast
from Avila Beach to the nuclear
plant, vowing to breach a 16·
square-mile "off-limits zone"
declared by the Coast Guard and
drop off landing parties and
s wimmers.
The presence or swimmers
near the plant 's water intake
valves would hinder operations
because people could be sucked
into the giant pipes.
"We are totally pleased with the action Tuesday,·· said
spokeswoman Rae Fleming of
the Abalone Alliance, a coalition
sponsoring the protest. "We did
what we said we would do."
Today about 2,000 protesters
participated in the first wave 01
assaults. Their numoers were
somewhat depleted by the ar-
rests. Ms. Fleming said adults
remained ii\ custody today .
while juveniles were released on
their own recognizance without
bail. She said they were con-
sidering whether to rejoin the
protest.
From Page Al
ARID ...
been increased somewhat by
less than normal amounts of
water flowing from the snow
packs in the San Bernardino
Mountains.
That water flow is down about
35 percent or norm al , he
estimates.
·Similar snow-melt decreases
have been noted throughout the
state and in the Rocky Moun-
tains which fe·ed water into the
Colorado River.
Donald Froelich, Metropolitan
Water District spokesman, con-
curs with Cline's figures.
"We follow the Sacramento
Valley moisture figures,• where
the s tate wate r project
originates," says the senior
engineer fo~ water resource
planning.
"You're looking up there at 60
percent of normal precipitation
that includes snow melt and
rain."
Froelich a lso agreed with
Cline regarding rainfall in the
coastal area.
He says MWD . which is
"wholesaler" for water brought
into Orange County, tracks a
rainfall year rather than a water
year in tabulating rain falling in
the Los Angeles area.
He says that during tbe last
r ainfall year, July 1 to Junt! 30,
only 8.98 inches fell in the Los
Angeles area, about 40 percent
less than a "normal" rainfall
year when 15 inches fall.
·•However you look at the
numbers," he says, "it's been a
very dry year."
S hakeu p causes
WASlllNGTON <AP) -Dis·""
covery that two agents ap·
parently were involved in help-
ing Libyan terrorists led to a
major shakeup of the Central In·
telligence Agency's clandestine
service in 1977, The Washington
Post reported today.
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They were emou onally de·
nou~ by the Republicans.
"Wh ut you h ave done is
absolutely no different from
stuffing the ballot box. What you
have done is stuff districts to
make a one-party monopoly ...
You have carried out a fraud
againsl the people or
Ca lifornia," said A.ssembly
Republican leader Carol Hallett
of Atascadero.
"It is just typical of what the
state is going to get for the next
10 years -dishonest govern·
ment," Mrs. Hallett added,
describing the new districts as
··a rape of tbe p~ple. · ·
Another Republican , As ·
semblyman Richard Mountjo)I
or Monrovia. compared the re·
apportionment plans lo the
Holocaust. raising indignant
protests from his Jewish col·
leagues that it was repugnant to
compare the abolition of GOP
voting districts with the World
War II execution of six million
Jews.
··When you push that button.
you're snuffing out a political
life." Mountjoy pl~aded, refer-
rang to the electric voting but·
lons.
Auemblyman Richard
Alatorre, D Los Angeles ,
ack nowledged that hi s re
districting bills were intended to
maximize Democratic strength
at the expense or Republicans.
Rut he cond emned as
"hypocrisy" Republican calls
for bipartisan reform of the re·
apportionment process. which is
r equired every 10 years to ad-
J ust districts for population
shifts. lie said the Republicans
would have done the sam e thing.
·'This is the toughest part of
politics. It 's the raw division of
p ol I tic al power ." added
Democratic Assemblyman Art
Agnos of San Francisco.
The congression al plan
sque'1zes two pairs or incumbent
Republicans into potential
runoffs against each other. and
it loads a third Republican's dis-
trict with new Democratic
voters~
Because of populaUon gains.
California's congressional del·.
egation will rise from 43 to 45
seats. Excluding unexpected up·
sets, the congressional plan
points to an increase in the cur-
rent 22·21 Democratic edge in
the delegation to a 27 -18
Democratic majority.
The Assembly plan would
force eight GOP incumbents to
fight in 1982 elections over four
Assembly seats.
Democrats said the Assembly
plan is designed to preserve the
current 49-31 Democratic ma-
jority in the lower house, but the
Republicans said it would give
the Democrats 52 seats.
But even if it does preserve
the current 49-31 division, the
Assembly plan does It at the ex-
pense of some Republicans -eur-
rcnlly holding orifice.
H a rbour
cleanu p d u e
Orange County oCCicials have
started negotiating with Hunt·
ington Beach a uthorities to
clean up polluted waters in
Huntington Harbour. The Orange County En·
v 1 ronmental Management
A gency h as a nn ou n ced
negotiations with the city to
share costs in a $60,000 wate.r
clean up project.
.~ .......
ltara Kathenne O'Connell. 31. of Granada Hills. ltes under the first of 14 buses carrying Dtablo Canyon
.'Vuclear Power Plant workers this morning on the second day of the planned blockade by the Abalone
Alliance.
This is the final year of a
m atching fund agreement
between the county and the city
to clean the harbor waterways.
In the future, a special district
of Huntington Harbour residents
is expected to be formed to pay
for water clean up, according to
county officials. From Page A1
REMAP PLANS A DOPTE·D. • • $2. 77 million haul
benefit of public involvement.
He said the seven public hear-
ings held throughout the stale
early this year by Assemblyman
Ri ch a rd Alatorre , D-Los
Angeles, who carried the plans
on the Assembly floor. were "a
sham ... a road show."
"This is a bill that, frankly.
makes a mockery of the com-
mittee process," Naylor said.
"All these protestations ring a
bit hollow,·· said Assemblyman
Art Agnos, D·San Francisco.
who said he found the partisan
rivalry "painful" because
several Republicans including
deskmate William Leonard, R-
Redlands, are friends.
"If you're on the short end of
it, it's never going to feel good,"
Agnos said. "And for that I'm
sorry."
Alatorre, who appeared aloof
and disgusted with the criticism ,
told the Republicans that they
shouldn't take the reapportion-
ment issue personally. "It's all
business to me.·· he snapped
before throwing down his
microphone and returning to his
seat. Reapportionment is re-
quired every 10 years based on
* * *
Cou11ty solons
v o te p a rty on
re m ap b i lls
Orange County legislators
followed party lines Tuesday in
voting on s tate Senate, As-
sembly and congressional reap-
portionment plans that have
been sent to Gov. E dmund
Brown Jr. 's desk.
The only Assembly member
voting for the Senate plan was
Chet Wray. D· Westminster.
Assembly members voting
against: Marian Bergeson, R·
N e wport Beach ; Nolan
Frizzelle. R-Huntington Beach:
Ross Johnson, R· Fullerton and
John Lewis, R-Orange.
The Senate plan had passed
the upper house last week.
On the Assetnbly reapportion-
ment plan, the only Orange
County Assembly me mber to
support it was Wray. ,
Assembly members against:
Bergeson, Frizzelle, Johnson
and Lewis.
Richard Robinson, D-Sabta
An~. was absent.
The only Orange County state
senator voting for tt\e Assembly
plan was Paul Carpent~r. D·
Santa Ana.
State senators against the As·
~embly plan: John Briggs, R·
Fullerton and John Schmitz, R·
Newport Beach.
On the conaressional plan,
prevlous!y approved by the AA·
itembb-;-h ontr Oran,,e County
state senator aupportJng it waa
Carpenter.
shifts and growth of the state's
populatio n . By c h angin g
boundaries, population among
districts is· equalized to conform
wit h one-m a n , one-vote
principles.
Under the proposals, Orange
County will gain a new state
Senate district in the Santa Ana·
Gal'den Grove area. The county
would be split among\ five dis·
tricts, including three that would
e xtend i nto nei2hbo r ing
counties.
LONDON (AP) -Six gunmen
held up an armored security
truck on London's southwest out-
skirts today, cut into it with a
chain saw and escaped with an
estimated $2.77 million in cash.
police reported.
Von Hemert Interiors Introduces
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1 drawer with brass pulls. Loo ks
great with top up or as a table
desk! 54" x 28" x 30" high.
View our all new office fu rn itu re
depart ment. A vast array of q uality
desks an d office furniture on dis play
and read y for delivery!
Briggs and Schmlti voted
against the coogr~sslonal plan. lli•••-•-•-••llill--lilll--•••1111iiillill9lllllllllllll•~ . -
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Singer Lena Horne hams 1t up at a record shop in New York.
where she W03 autographing copies of the Broadway cast
album of .. Lena Horne· The Lady and Her Music."
Fords greeted
in lwnietott'll
Former President Gerald
R. Ford said the reception
g i ven him in hi s old
hometown gave him goose
bumps.
A c rowd of 700 greeted
Ford and his wife, Betty, al
Kent County airport in Grand
Rapids, Mich.. as they ar·
rived for F.riday's dedication
of the Ford Presidential
Museum.
The Fords left the airport
in a motorcade for a private
tour of the $10. 7 million
museum, the beginning of a
week-long .celebration
Mayor Edward Kocb tried
his hand as a tour guide
when Prince and Princess
Hitachi or Japan paid a
COtKtesy call at City Hall in
New York.
After exchanging pleasan·
tries. Koch s hook hands with
his guests and said goodbye
But rnayoral aide Herbert
Rickman said the couple and
the ir entourage had been
promised a tour of the
landmark building, so Koch
guided the tour himself.
The place was abuzz with
activity in preparation for an
evening visit by Is raeli
Prime Minister Menacbem
Begin, and the City Council
chambers looked more like a
supper club than a legis lative
hall as workers set tables
with yellow tablecloths.
goblets and nowers.
The site on Main Street had
special significance Cor
Abraham
Rlblcofr -it
was once the
home of na·
t i o n a I tw'~~rilll D emocratic
Party leader
John Balley,
the hou se
w h e r e
Ribi co ff
a1a1co"" pl anned his
campaigns for Connecticut
governor. .
The building that occupies
that' site was named for
Ribicoff, the Democratic
former senator, governor
and Cabinet member who re·
tired from the Sen ate last
year.
Former Secretary of State
Henry Kiss inger, who said he
was a friend of the former
senator. was among the
dignitaries who w ate hed
Ribicoff and his wife, l.Nis,
cut a blue ribbon for the of.
ficial opening of lhe Hartford
fed"eral building under its
new name.
Nobel laureate Glenn
Seaborg became president of
the International Platform
Associati on, succeeding
Lowell Thomas, who headed
the organization more than
10 years before his death
Seaborg, a univers ity pro·
fessor and associate director
of the Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratory al the University
of California. has been vice
president of the association.
a lecture circuit group with
more than 5,000 members .
A Mexican bus lne11man
went on e $221,950 buying
11pree at the $1.9 rnllllon auc·
tion or 11urplus vehlcle11 from
lhc fatmt1d Jl&rrah 's
Automobile'.· Collection at
Reno.
Arluro Keller, 48, u Mexico
City auto uphol11terer, outbid
Los AngeJes Cadillac dealer
8111 Thomas for the final car
in the 142-vehicle auction. a
1939 Bugatti convertible
coupe that went for $90 ,000.
Keller. who bo ught six
other vintage classic and an·
lique cars, was one or 768
bidders in the audience of
more than 3,000 who jammed
into a s howroom of the
famous car collection for the
51'2·hour auction.
President Reagan promol
ed his longtime pe rsonal
se<:retary.
He lene von Damm, who
joined Reagan during his
first campaign for governor
of California in 1966, had
held the title of special as·
sistant to the presjdent with
a salary of SS0,112
A While House statement
said she would be promoted
to deputy assistant. which
carries a salary of $55,387,
and direct day to-day opera-
tions of the White House
personnd offi ce
Actor Jack Lemmon a11d
fellow aiumm members oj
the Harvard Hasty Pudding
Society do chorus lme song·
and·dance m Los Angeles
Lemrrum. a 1947 graduate of
Harvard. was honored at the
benefit dmner by the
Harvard Club of Southern
California.
Mercury in the 90s
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Military ·pay hike OK'd
House opts for. across-the-board. approach
WASHINGTON <AP) -Tbe
House has opted for an across
the·bo{trd, 14.3 percent military
pay increase after turning aside
an effort lo target the raise at
experienced non-commissioned
and middle-grade officers .
After more than two hours or
debate, the House voted 232·170
to turn down an amendment by
the House Appropriations Oom·
mittce to distribute the $4.5
billion in the bill io raises rang·
ing from 7 percent for new
recruits to 22 percent for lop
sergeants and chief petty or
fi cers
The Senate had adopted that
approach by an 81·0 vote last
Friday, but the House heeded
pl eas by members or its Armed
Services Committee that the
bame percentage increase for all
ranks is needed to fulfill a
pledge that Congress made in
1972 to make military pay com·
parable to that of c1v1lian
workers
The differing approaches will
have lo be resolved by a con-
fere nce committee before the
pay raise can ~ enacted. It will
be effective Oct. 1, the s tart of
lhl' new fiscal year
A recruit's pay, now $501 a
month, would rise to $573 under
the across-the-board formula
and $536 under the targeted
system. A m aster sergeant with
24 years ' service, who now
mak<.·11 Sl.46:1 monthly, would re
cein• $1.672 undl'r u generol
raisl' and $1 ,711.'l with a 22 per
cent boost ... ·
After ~1ving vo1c1· volt' ap
proval lo umendmt:nts by H~p
J kc Skl'lton. D Mo . providing
hazardous-duty pay to certain
crewmen of A WA CS r adat
planes and adding 5,000 collegl·
scholarships for Reserve Offic1•
Training Corps ctidets, tht'
House pass t:d th e overal l
measure, 396· l
Installment plan
for utilities 0 K' d
Subdividing
acreage
approved
The northern 1,300 acres of the
42,000·acrc Rancho Mii.sion Vie
JO has been endorsed for res·
1de nt1 al development by the
Orange Count> Planning Com
mission
SAN FRANCISCO <API -
California gas and electric utlli·
ty users, 1( caught in a financial
pinch, wtll now be able to pay
their bills on the installment
plan under a new state reg·
ulatory rulin~.
Allowing installment plan pay
me nts was one of several re·
visions made Tuesday to state
r eg ul a tion s regardin g
circumstances under which a
customers ' utilities can be shut
off for non-payment of bills.
The changes include a longer
notification period. special con·
sideration for the e lderly and
handicapped, and clar ification
on how to appeal a s hutorr
notice.
The Public Utilities Com ·
mission said many of the new
rules reflect everyday practices
of gas and clectri'c utilities
ac.·ross the state
Th e co mmi ss i o n
acknowledged community and
senior citizen groups "have
h e lpe d us understand the
circumstances of many persons
a nd families. particularly those
who arc poor. elderly, .handi·
~apped or ill. ..
Major revisions include:
Giving customers 19 days
inste ad of !5 to pay a m onthly
bill and allowing 15 days instead
of s even days' notice before
service can be shut off.
West County
United W~y
drive starts
The United Way of West
Orange County will begin its
1981 ·82 community campaign
Thursday with a public recep-
tion featuring local corporate
executives and elected officials.
The event will take place from
5·7 p.m . in the United Way Plaza
atrium a rea , 8100 Garden
Grove Blvd., Garden Grove.
Compli mentary beverages
and hors d'oeuvres will be pro·
vided. United Way president
Laverne Reafsnyder will serve
as emcee.
Lee Stevens, president of
Golden West College in Hunt·
ington Beach. will head the West
County campaign cabinet.
The West County fund-raising
goal will be $1.25 million. with
community goals established in
Huntington Beach, Fountain
Va lley, Garden Grove, Seal
Beach and Westminster-Midway
City.
Gem
Talk.
By J C. HUMPHRIES
Cnt1fird G"mofo111st. AGS
What do those wealthy Arabs
do with all that money they are
making from gasoline and other
petroleum products? At least
one King Khalid of Saudi
Arabia -is using part or it to
build golden gates to a religious
shrine. The king has unveiled
the "Gate of Mecca," which ts
at the main entrance to the
Islamic holy city of Mecca. The
gate contains 396 pounds of
gold, plus other precious
metals. a ow much is it worth.
If such a thing were for sale, it
would probably go for about $4
million, say the experts. ;t.s
King Khalid looked aroung the
holy city, he decided that
another gate needed upgrading.
The aluminum-plated "Gate or
Repentance" is going to be cov-
ered In gold, too. That gate
stands at the entrance to the big
center square QI Mecca. The
valoe of that gate bas not been
appraised ... which really
doesn't matter, because It isn't
likely lo be sold, either. The iJr.
ternallooal appealoi.&old ls one
reason for its enduring and
growlng..value.
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ttequ1ring the utility to
make reasonable attempts to
contact adult customers a t home
by telephone or by a visit 24
hours before a utility shutoff.
Requiring utilities lo pro·
vide a reasonable number of
employees to communicate with
customers in their own language
in counties where a second
language is widely spoken
Disallowing service disrup
lions for non-paym e nt if a
customer s atisfi es the utility
that a disconnection would be
dangerous to the health of a
customer
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JO, is the fi rst part of the sprawl
ing south county rnnt•h targeted
for urbanization
The f.300 acres are currenll)
classified in a tax she ltered
agriculturul preserve. but com
misswners agrct.•d Monday that
the designation should be can
celed
The final actions to cancel the
preser ve status and permit the
d evelopment of up to 3.756
homes must c.·omc from thP
county Board of Supervisors
\\hi ch is scheduled to consider
t he proposals Oct 7
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HIDING -Supreme Court nominee Sandra D.t.\ 0 Connor
ducks behind potted plant in lobby of Wash111gton ap<irt
ment building on her way to meet news m e n. Mrs O'Cohnor
made a statem ent on the vote Tuesd ay b~· the Senat<.•
Judiciary Comm ittee to recommend Senate conf1rm;.ition of
he r appointment.
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Reagan to deploy,
100 MX missiles?
NEW YORK (AP> Presl·
~nt Reagan is expected to an·
nounce that the Unlt.ed States
will deploy 100 MX missiles and
h.ide them at various times in
1,000 silos in Nevada, the Daily
News reported today.
In a report from Washington,
the News quoted Administration
sources as saying the president
also will give the green light to
cqnstruction of an advanced
v~rsion of the B·l bomber,
which was canceled four years
ago by President Jimmy
~rter.
The newspaper said the presi·
dent would make the announce-
~ent in about two weeks.
lJ.S. i11dustrial
productio11 dips
WASHINGTON <AP I -The
rtation's industrial production
feJI 0.4 percent in August. the
qiggest decline in more than a
~ar, with decreases in auto
P,roduction leading the way, the
Federal Reserve board reported
tbday.
!.The report was in line with
o;t.h er recent government
statistics showing that the
economy was lagging, or even
declining, as summer neared an
end.
Sadat boots out
So vie t officials
CAIRO. Egypt CAP> Presi·
dent Anwar Sadat has ordered
more than 1,500 Soviet officials
and adviser s out of Egypt,
claiming Moscow an cited the re-
cent Moslem·Christian strife in
Cairo
It is lhe most serious rift in
Soviet-Egyptian relations since
Sadat expelled 17.000 Soviet
military advisers from Egypt in
1972.
Boost i11 d e bt
ceiling backe d
WASHI NGTON CAP) -The
Senate Finance Committee has
approved President Reagan's
recommendation that the U.S.
debt ceiling be raised past $1
trillion mark for the first time
in history.
The action on a 9-7 vote Tues-
day would allow the J!Overn-
ment to borrow up to-$1.079
trillion during fiscal 1982. which
begins Oct. 1. The House has
already endorsed increasing the
ceiling from the current $985
billion.
Mqrti11 i. King
m emorial OK.'d
WASIDNGTON <AP) -The
House voted 386-16 Tuesday to
place a memorial to slain civil
rights leader Martin Luther
King Jr. in the Capitol.
It approved, and sent to the
Senate, a resolution authorizing
the Joint Committee on the
Library to obtain a bust or
statue of King at a cost of not
more than $25,000.
Social Security
woii't be slashed
WASfflNGTON (AP> -Presi·
dent Reagan says he will pro-
pose no further cuts in Social
Security but will consider re-
ductions in other benefit pro·
grams to balance the budget by
1984. Meanwhile, he is threaten·
ing to veto any "budget-busting
bills" passed by Congress.
But Reagan and Republican
congressional leaders still are
undecided about where to tri m
the budget for fiscal 1982 to
k'eep the federal deficit close to
the president's target of $42.5
billion.
Begin and Carte r
meet in Georgia
PLAINS, Ga. CA P > -Israeli
Prime Minister Menachem
Begin promised former Presi·
dent Jimmy Carter that Israel
will keep "all of the ·commit-
ments" made in the 1978 Camp
David accords.
About 600 people watched
Tuesday as the former presi·
dent welcomed the p r ime
minister in a brief ceremony on
a sun-drenched softball field a
few hu ndred yards fro m
Carter's home.
·Pakistan OKs aid
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP)
-Pakistan has announced
formal acceptance of a U.S.-
proposed S3 billion package of
aid and military credits and
told India it was willing to enter
talks on "non-aggression"
guarantees.
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Two bombs represent' fifth. attack on U.S. personnel in West Germany
FRANKFURT, West Germany
<AP > Police d efused two
home-made bombs less than half
a mile from a U.S. Air Force
base today, and the Red Army
Faction claimed responsibility
for the assassination attempt on
the U.S. Army commander In
Europe.
U.S. officials said two fire ex-
tinguishers rilled with explosives
and equlpped with timers were
found this morning on railroad
tracks near Rhein-Main air
base, a major transit point for
U.S. forces in West Germany.
"It's our understanding they
were about 750 yards from the
base perimeter.·· a base
spokesman said Traffic was
blocked along the rail line and a
nearby highway while police de-
fused the bomb, he said
It was the fifth attack on U.S
personnel in West Germany
since Aug . 31, when the Red
Army Faction wounded 20 peo-
ple in a bomb attack on the U.S.
Air Force's European head-
quarters in Ramstein. The fac-
tion, also called the Baader·
M einhof gang, c l aimed
responsibility for the attack in a
letter declaring "war on im·
perialist war."
There were no c l aims of
responsibility for planting the
bombs outside Frankfurt today,
Slight decline seen
• • In Interest rates
By The Associated Press
Interest rates are showing
signs or a slight decline, but the
drop may be too late and too lit-
tle to r everse some of the
damage already done by the
high cost of borrowing.
Commerce Secretary Malcolm
Nuns ' group
seeks probe
of cardinal
Baldrfdge said Tuesday that the
Reagan administration's earlier
prediction of an economic
growth rate of about 5 percent
this year was too optimistic,
"largely because of the sus·
tained high interest rates this
summer."
The economy grew at an an-
nual rate of 8.6 percent during
the first three months or 1981 ; it
~hrank at a 2.4 percent rate dur· 1ng t h e s eco nd quarter.
Baldridge's remarks io a busi.
ness group marked the first time
that ll senior spokesman in the
administration has openly
C H IC AC 0 <AP > -Two backed down from the official
leaders of the National Coalition forecast of a 5.2 percent growth
of American nuns want federal rate for all of 1981.
author ities to "vigor ously High interest rates also were
pursue" Cardinal John Cody's blamed for a disappointing re-
.· possible abuse of fiscal port on auto sales The domestic
power.·· according to the carmakers s aid Tuesday that
Chicago Sun-Times. ' sales in the first part of Sep·
The newspaper said m today's tember were 8.7 percent higher
editions that Sister Donna than they were a year earlier -
Quinn. the coalition president.· largely due to rebates and other
and Sister Margaret Traxler, a s ales incentives. But Arvid
member of the group's ex-Jouppi, an independent analyst
ecutive board, urged an in-in Detroit, said "sales are still
vestigation in a letter dated poor "
Monday ancl sent to acting U.S. On Wall Street, interest rates
Attorney Dan Webb. in the bond and money markets
The coalition has in the past . edged lower for the fifth straight
been known for its support for -' day . Economists said the
the ordination of women as Federal Res erve Board ap·
priests. The Sun-Times charac-peared to be easing its grip on
terized the' group as part of the credit. making a little more
Roman Catholic Church's "more mor.~y available for borrowing
liberal wing." at lower rates.
The Sun-Times reported last ··Rates are s imply too high
week that a federal grand jury is given the likely outcome of infla·
investigating whether Cody may lion and economic growth." said
have illegally channeled as Alan Murray. vice president and
much as $1 m illion in tax-economist at Citibank in New
exempt church money to a long-York. "Therefore J think that.
time friend. Cody denied any over time. we'll see rates come
wrongdoing. down ...
police said. But the F\ect"' Army
said In a letter to a Fraftlcfun
newspaper it had attempted to
assassinate Gen. Frederick
Kroesen in Heidelberg on Tues-
day as part of its cam paign
against "the centers, the bases
and the s trategy of th e
American military machine."
Kroesen said today that he
had not ordered any new securi·
ty measures because of the at·
tack.
"If we didn't have !iood securi-
ty, I wouldn't be sitting here
now," he told an interviewer on
the NBC "Today'' program. "I
think the failure or that attack is
an ind1cation that our measures
are not too bad."
Commenting on the terrorists'
use of a Soviet-made arenade
launcher. Kroeaen said, "Soviet·
made weapons are a lot more
available than ours are. I'm
very glad that the attack yester-
day was not made with a U.S.
weapon."
He also said it was unusual for
his wife to hav~ been with him in
the car al that time.
"She hasn't ridden with me to
work two times In the past two
years," he said. "She had an ap-
pointment that she was going to
keep separately and just by
chance rode along."
Arter the grenade attack Tues-
day, Kroesen told reporters, "I
don 't know who was responsible.
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Japanese capital of Tokyo and swallows up a man. The
popular American movie figure was floated in a moat to
promote the movie scheduled to be nationally broadcast
tonight on Japanese television network.
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Solons recess amid celebration, name-ca11ing
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Battling to the final
minutes, the California Legislature adjoW'ned Its
1981 session early today in a paradoxical combina-
tion of champagne and name-calling.
Bitter over a set of reJtpportionment bills
which could squeeze nine or more Republic~ns out
of the state Legislature and California's con-
gressional delegation next year , Republicans im-
posed an off-and-on voting boycott to kill scores of
othe rwise uncontrovers ial bills, and they con-
de mned the redistricting bills as the political
equivalent of the Holocaust.
Democrats in the s tale Senate responded with
their own rigid enforcem ent of the Tuesday mid·
night deadline for adjournment of the 1981 session
killing dozens of GOP bills including a measure re-
funding $125 million in taxes on so-called "un -
secured property" for California businesses.
The midnight bi ck e ring also k illed a
bipartisan measure intended to bring California in·
to conformity with the health and welfare budget
cuts of President Reagan's administration.
But those fights were followed by a brief mid ·
n ight champagne party in the Senate hosted by
Dem ocrats lo celebrate the end of fi ve years of.
legislative sessions in temporary quarters adjoin·
ing the Capitol. Next J anuary, the lawmakers are
due to reconvene in the 110-year-old Capitol, where
a $68 million restoration project is nearly com·
plete.
"We've enjoyed our exile, but we enjoy even
more our return to the Capitol," said Senate Presi-
dent Pro Tern David Roberti, D-Los Angeles, in
one of the few cheerful notes in the Legislature's
angry closing session.
Meanwhile, Assembly Speaker Willie Brown,
0 -San Francisco, stopped the clock in the As·
sembly fi ve minutes before midnight and attempt-
ed to lock members in the chambers in order to
continue voting past the scheduled adjournment.
Republicans responded with a walkout and a
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arms aside, leaving the chambers \lfhile a from using tampaign funds for personal purposes.
Democratic assemblyman sought unsuccessfully The final vuttos on the bill by Sen Paul Carpenter,
to have them arrested D·Cyprcli.I>, were 45·0 in the Assembly 1md 37 O in
In the chaos. the Legislature managed to give the Senate
final passage to an iotensely controversial but CHP Another measure sentt Brown would
drastically watered-down measure sought by labor acid an acro!)S·the board $1 to ev ry vehicle reg-
and women 's rights groups which ID tls final form 1stratwn 1n Calafornta lo raise fun s to hire an ad·
would establish a policy that state jobs of com-• "81t1onat 670 Cahfornta Highway Pat rol ornters .
parable worth should get comparable pay The measure b) Assemblyman Lou Papan. D-
Among maJor actions M11lbrat:, would return the CHP lo its s trength ID
HEER Reacting to clajms that it would 1975, before a hmng freeze and other budget cuts
"sanction price fixing" and prop up beer prices, TOXICS A $10 million "superfund " bill.
the Senate passed but the Assembly shelved an in-financed by foes agatnst industries that dump
dustry·backed bill that would bar price discounts chl'rnu:al wastes, was sent to Brown's desk on a
for big-volume beer retailers 34·0 Senate vote. The funds would be used to pay
DRUNKEN -On a 71 I vote. the Assembl y for a clean-up of abandoned toxic waste dumps.
sent to the governor a bill by Assemblywoman The measure by Sen Paul Car penter, D-•Nlllm•
J ean Moorhead. D-Sacramenlo. to require a con· C} press. and supported by the chemical tndustry
v1cted drunken driver to spend a minimum of two would impose a flat lax rate rather than a
'da}S in Jail i.chcdult• of graduated fees proposed in a defeated
BOATS A measure by Assemblyman Gary rival mt•asure b} Assembl}woman Sally Tanner,
Hart, D Santa Barbara, that would increase D El Monte
penalties for drunken persons who cause death or WOMENS ATHLETICS On a 36·0 vote. the
serious mjury while driving a boat, was sent to the Senate st•nt to the governor a bill opposed by
gover nor on a 57-3 Assembly vote. \\Umt'n s grouµs giving nearly total control of high
PRESS A measure guaranteeing press and sdwol athlNic: programs to the California In·
publi c the right lo see police arrest records was tl'rschola:-.tit• Associat ion.
approved by both the Senate and Assembly. MED FLY A final Assembly vote of 63·5 sent
TOLLS A bill to lower bndge lolls on four the gon·rnor a bill that would appropriate $50
San Francisco Bay Area bridges by forcing the m1ll1on to pay for the fight against the Mediterra-
bridaes to use toll money only for paying off their ne<in fruit fly The bill is A8284 by Assemblyman .,. ......... ,. John \'asc:on<:cllos. h -San Jose own construction and operating costs was also sent RF.GUI.ATION _The Assembly on a 44_7 vote
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~~~ ~~~ .._,~ Plari ahead
for college aid
f SE'cvnd o/ a th1 t!e·parr St<nes on /10011nng a college
•'dUC(lJum 1
If your rhtld I!-. a h1~h !'.Choo! senior planning to
allcnd collegt! in Call 1982, now is when you must slarl
the process uf gdting financial aHI Don't wail untll
early 1982, 01 later this year. lml begin in October .
You and your C'hilct are in an entirely new er a in
wh1c:h chl!ib1lity for aid 1s bein~ slushed, sourceis of
federal funds urt• being nurrow(•ct and costs tor
financial aid art-soarlog
t\11 thc::.c! adverse trends, particularly to the
mid81t' incoml· family with an anrage performing
s tudent, ure in motion white the expenses of
education after
hi gh school arc
s k yrockct1n lo(
1.11· ro:.:.·the ltnarct
Here i~ a
brief calcndJr
0 f e s.se nt 1
;i I SYlVIA PORTER steps ror you to
tak e to apply
for :.11d Obey the date guides for your own benefit.
0("«)8ER: Have your ctuld pic k up a free copy
of "Meeting College Costs'' from his or her high
sC'hool counselor This booklet outlines the financial
aid process, des(•ribcs funds available from various
sou rn·s and guides you throug h the r ules on
el1g1bility for theXl' funcb
"Meeting College Cn!>l!>," prepared by the
Colleg£" Scholarship Scrv1c!'. hos charts to help you
estimate how murh you mi~ht have to pay toward the
cost or C'Ollege and fi gure your eligibrhty for financial
aid
Your child should 1·ontact colleges early for any
special financi.il <11d apµlil·ation instructions -
deadlines, rorms. Ht esp ... cially if he or she plans
to take advantage of an early decision program.
NOVEMBER: Have ynur child pick up a 1982·83
Ftn<irH:lal Aid rorm l ri\r l from the school
rounsf'lor Most colleges and other aid s ponsors use
the FAI·' to help them determine ho"" much financial
uid you rwcd
JANU ARY: As sooo as possible after Jan. 1,
1981, send your completed Financial Aid Form to
CSS ( Vse addresses on forms or ask your school
guidancl' offi('<•r 1 You t•an use the same form lo
upply fnr the federal Pell Grant Program, p lus other
a1<l . hu1 you must wait tn filt-your form until after
.Jan 1. 1982. so that financ-ial information for the full
1\)81 calendar }'l'ar is available. However. you cto not
hav(' to wait until after you have filed your IO('Ome
t~x form
/\s the r ... mi1v of a student who needs financial
a sslst.ince tn obtain an educatton after high school,
vou should USl' the Finam·i~I Aid Form to maximum
adv ant C1ge bv apµl ying for collegt> aid, Pell Grants
and uthcr r1..:<letal student aid programs and, if
possible. st ate nid with the same form
/\ pply1ng for foderal student a id atom.• may not
prnvide enough money to meet your needs. And since
most colleges require you to apply for federal student
aid before they will consider you for other a id
anyway, you can avoid delay~ by checl<ing off the
appropriate box at the timt• you complete the FAF.
The a verage cost for a year at a private
four year collegl' 1s up to SG,885, says the College
Board t"A\'eragc'' 15 a mL•anmgless word and that
tot al ma v be easily d oubled at a prest1~ious
institution 1
FINAL REMJ N OER ON OATES: Many
s tudents, even those from middle-income families
who believe thl'y have been forgotten. may qualify
for financial aid that will enable them to attend
eolleges they might not be able lo afford on their
own
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1981 0
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lllTlllTll IEICH I f 1111111 VllllY CAVALCADE 82-3
Sugar Ray Leonard meets
Thomas Hearns in boxing's
richest fight tonight. 85.
Valley newsletter gone
Deadlocked council fails to. approve publication
a y PIOL SNEJDEa MAN .,. .. ..., ........
Despite pledges of assistance
from two corporate sponsors, a
proposal lo resume publication
of Fountain Valley 's city
newsletter bas failed to win City
Council approval.
The council deadlocked 2·2
Tuesday night on a proposal lo
~ ~TDM.....__M ___ U_RP-HIN-1.®"·
Only litter
is left behind
GOOD OLD SUMMERTIMES: Some of the es·
sential rottenness that befell this best or all possible
coasts during Summer '81 . remains with us today.
This is true even though we're now 10 days past the
Laboring Holiday.
It's all supposed to be just a fading memor y. to
match the tan, by now.
One good example of what befell that s till re·
mains fallen can be sighted as you motor up or down
our Pacific Coast Highway between Corona del Mar
and Laguna Beach.
·In this particular highway sector. we h ave some
new stretches of st ate beach park which becam e ex·
ceedingly popular with the visiting inland populace
during summer just past.
WEEK DAYS OR weekends, it didn't seem to
matter much as the touring visitors flocked to these
ne wly-opened beaches and vistas to the sea.
Indeed, this was territory like El Morro Beach.
Cr ystal Cove and other nearby points that. in past
seasons, had hardly been visited by old pop bottles.
bent beer cans or hotdog and sandwich wrappers
wafting upon the vagrant ocean breezes.
The new visitors fixed most of that.
Since the state park system had opened up this
virgin territory. and indeed the voices of some in-
land legislators were bleating even then that it
wasn't being opened up fast enough, there was
scarcely opportunity to prepare for the mass visila·
tions.
TIDS WAS PARTICULARLY evident alQng the
aforementioned Coast Highway .. since that's where
most of the visitors jammed in to park. Regular
motorists in the region found their new preoccupa·
lion was in trying to miss beach visitors who were
sprinting across the four-lane pavement while lug -
ging two beach chairs, a picnic basket and a squirm-
ing two-year-old.
This dash for life developed on a regular basis
because state authorities had failed lo provide a ny
Statt beach park cltanup crtw in enormow wotnjront pratfall
real parking for the beach visitors except along the
inland side of the highway.
Now that the mists of the morning tend to pre-
vail along our shoreline. and most of the vis itors
have vanished, the residuals of their beach holidays
are clearly evident to commuters who ply the Coast
Highway route.
OLD BROWN BAGS, crumpled plastic wrap·
pers, paper cups and the aforementioned beer cans
and pop bottles litter the roadside as mute testimony
to th e popularity of the new beach spots near Crystal
Cove and El Mor ro.
This litter even looks worse than regular litter
now because it has reposed there so long it's begin·
ning to get weath_erbeaten.
It's sort of become early antique litter.
Trouble is, it doesn't improve much with age.
Why, you might suppose, does the rubble still re-
main so long aft~r the happy beach throngs have
vanished back to Brea, P lacentia, La Habra or
wherever?
THE SVGGESTION HERE is that the same pro-~
vlaions were made by the state to clean up after the
beach visitors as were made for them to park
themselves at the beach in the first place.
None, that is. -
~~ Sacramento were exceed-
-· 1n11i in prodiTmliiJ that thla area should be
open. free and dear for the beachgoer:That's pretty
much the way it's 1one.
State 1ovemment. however, now seems a lot
slower In Udylftl up t he mess it mandated.
provide $3,300 in city runds lo
continue publishing the quarter·
ty newsletter.
Mayor Be n Nielsen a nd
Councilman Ma r vin Adler
favored res toration of the
news letter, while councilmen Al
Hollinden and Eugene Van Da.sk
O,PPOSed the plan.
Funding for the newsletter
was deleted by the council dur-
ing budget hearings in July. The
newsletter traditionall y has pro·
vided a sch e dule of city
recreation classes. as well as
articles about city m atters.
In the past the newsletter has
been published completely at ci-
ty expense.
After the publication was cut
from the 1981 ·82 budget . Mayor
Nielsen obtained pledges from
ITT Cannon and Di c kinson
Pacific Cablesystems for $7,800
w o rth of printing a nd
distribution assistance in ex·
change for recognition or ad·
vertising space in 'the newslet·
ter.
The mayor said $3,300 in city
funds was still needed to cover
the cost of typesetting and prep-
aration of the newsletter .
"Frankly. I was a little sur-
prised," Nielsen said today of
the deadlock on the newsletter
funding. "Here we had two ma·
jor local corporations offering to
help out the city, and we turned
them down."
T he mayor said he plans to
talk to the other council mem-
bers about their objections and
will raise the newsletter issue
again al the council's Oct. 6
meeting.
Explaining his vote against
restoration of t he newsletter ,
Councilman Hollinden said, "We
just concluded our budget hear ·
ings two months ago, and this
was deleted."
He said the council should not
begin making exceptions to the
recent budget cuts.
Hollinden said he also is un·
comfortable regarding the ac·
ceptance of corporate sponsors
for a city publication.
"What happens if three years
from now these people come to
us an.d want some s pecial
favor?" he asked.
Councilman Van Dask agreed.
"I don't like going out begging
to private industry, and I don't
like the inherent obligations.
There's an implied debt there."
Van Dask also said that
because the 'Tlewsletter primari-
1 y provides inlormation on
recreation programs, its funding
s hould come from the city
recre ation department budget.
Mayor Nielsen said he does
not believe the city is obligated
to provide favors to corporate
newsletter sponsors.
··We're not beholden for
campaign contributions, and I
do n 't thi nk we wo ul d be
beholden for ser vices provided
to the city by a corporation."
. T e ache r dies
from gliding
• • • 1nJnr1es
David Sar iego, a founding
teacher of Saddleback College
and a Huntington Beach resi·
dent, died Monday from injuries
suffered in a hang-gliding acci-
dent two weeks ago in the San
Bernardino Mountains.
A language instructor, Mr.
Sariego, 52, is survived by his
wife Phylis, president of the
Wes t Orange County a rea
League of Women Voters, and
three children, Pat, Paul and
Tina.
Born in Puerto Rico, Mr.
Sariego had been a foreign
language instructor at Sad ·
dleback College since its open·
ing day in 1968.
Mr. Sariego previously hfd
taught at Taft High School and
Northridge. Jun1or High School.
He earned a bachelol:''s degree
in French and Spanish from Cal
State Long Beach and a
master's in Spanish from USC.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
In memoriam. t he family
suggests donations be given to
the Bluff Top Park trust Fund
to beautify the 'blufrs above ·
Bolsa Chica State Beach.
Donations should be sent to 21671
Saluda Circle, Huntington
Beach.
Mr. -sarlego died al Loma
lJndA Hospllal where be ...bact;;-~enm critfc:aJ condtUon alnce
the accident.
A JUSl ol wlDd threw blm 80 reei lo the lfOCl'd wbll, M wu
11ldlne near Crestline. He bed
been a hang allder for about ooe year. •
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Delly ..............
FmaTJ_cially troubled lluntmgton Harbour Bay and Racquet Club has been closed 11 months for
remodeling Club owners are asking city olf1cials lo allow expanst0n of the waterfront facility to save
it from bankruptcy
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i • • • I 38 . -coast s e n Jt ors H a rbour
spa permit
sought
I
'
eye s cholarships . ' I I
Thirty-eight Orange Coast
area high school seniors have
been named sem ifinalists in
com petition for about 5,000
Merit Scholarships to be offered
next year.
More than a million students
enrolled in secondary schools
across the nation entered the
1982 Merit Progra m by taking
special tests last year.
Semifinalis ts represent the top
h a lf of one percent of each
state's high school classes, a Na·
tional Me r it Sch o larship
Corporation spokesman noted.
They must qualify as fi nalists
by meeting additional require·
m ents before being considered
for scholars hips . All merit
scholars are chosen from among
13,500 highly able finalists. he
added.
Al stake are 1,500 awards of
Sl,000. About 3,500 other renewa-
ble scholarships are worth
between $1 ,000 and $8,000 over a
four-year college period.
The names of scholar ship win-
ners will be released in April.
Coastal area semifinalists. by
community and school are:
-Costa Mesa: Costa Mesa
~figh School, David Hunt, In-
gram Y. Sheng and Leila E.
Sidawi.
Dana Point: Dana Hills
High, Bruce P. Jacobsen.
Fountain Valley: Fountain
Valley High, David Soohoo and
Robert F. Togie; Los Alamitos
lhgh. Susan L. Mackay and
Julie T. Yamamoto.
Huntington Beach: Edison
lligh , David P. Suchard and Jan
A Zemanik; Huntington Beach
High, Mary K. Crandall, Diana
L. Kong, Cristine J. Maize, Jeff
S. Pierick, Timot hy L. Pine and
Susan A. Visser; Marina High,
Di ana Foss. Eva M. Greger and
John F. Moore.
Irvine· Irvine High, Daniel
J . Fiegener. Tamara S. Powell
and Sandra Stewart : University
lligh, Francis Cheng, Lynn E.
Ehrensperger. Alice Y. Kiang,
Janine A. Rivas and Deenesh S.
Sohoni.
Laguna Beach : Laguna
Beach High. Melissa C. Burton
and Andrew T. Shannon.
Laguna Hills : Laguna Hills
High, Kenneth R. Shepardson.
Newport Beach: Corona del
Mar High, Mark A. Admiral, Al·
ten W. Menton and Scott N.
Ri chman; Newpor t Christian
High . Ric hard E . Garne r ;
Newport Harbor High, Daniel S.
Coble , Gregory E. Kay, Irene C.
Turner and Gordon K . Wanlass.
Owners of the fina ncially
troubled Huntington Harbour
• l t l Bay and Racquet Club are ask-t
ing City Council m embers for t
permission to build a health spa !
and 41 rentaJ suites on what is l
now a private beach and tenrus j
courts. I
Earlier this month. the city's
planning commission denied the
requ est of co-o wner Dori s ~· f
Ahadpour on a 5·2 vote because
city officials said the area is I
zon e d for open s pace rec-)
reational use.
Mrs. Ahadpour appealed that
decision last Friday and City
Coun ciJ will hear the matter
next month.
Mrs. Ahadpour, who bought
the club with her husband one
year ago for $4.2 million, told
the planning commissioners that
t he club is going bankrupt and
that s he needs the added income
t h at r ental suites and health spa
could provide.
Located on Wa rner Avenue
j u st east of Pacific Coast
Highway, the club has been
closed for the past 11 months for
remodeling .
t • ' • : • • I i I
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Slayer of Irvine
woman conv icted
Woman die d
of s ta bbing
_j
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It took only three hours Tues·
d ay for a n Or ange County
Superior Court jury to return a
first degree murder conviction
against John Davenport for the
M a r c h, 1980, s layin g of a
woman in an Irvine field.
Davenport, 25, also faces the
possibility of a death sentence
because the jury found that his
victim. Gayle Anne Lingle, had
bee n tortured prior to her
death.
The jury will begin d e-
liberations in the penalty phase
of the trial beginning Monday in
Surf (lies
in Anaheim
1
Judge Phillip Cox's courtroom.
Deputy District Attorney An·
thony Rackauckas argued dur·
ing the trial that Davenport,
known to friends as "Honda
Dave" because of his motorcy·
cle, had taken Ms. Lingle to the
fi eld after they left a Tustin
bar.
He also presented evidence
that lire tracks fou nd at the
murder scene resembled the un·
~ual pattern on Davenport's
motorcycle, which was on dis-
play in the court room during
m uch of the trial.
A stab wound to the upper
torso caused the death of an un·
identified woman found in a
s hallow grave near the East
Irvine area, according to a cor·
oner's autopsy.
Orange County Sheriff's Lt.
Wyatt Hart said today that the
woman, found by construction
workers Monday in county ter·
ritory near the intersection of
Marine Way and Sand Canyon
A venue, had been buried three
to five dars.
He s aid that investigators
have determined a motive, dis-
covered any witnesses or
identified any suspects.
California Surf, the Anaheim franchise of tbt North
American Soccer League, ceased operations Tuelday, An
11·21 season and poor attendance prompted lea.cue of.
ficials to pull out of the terrttory. Coach and owner r ..
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APW .........
Digest Bible
a 'sacrilege'
NEW YORK (AP> -The New York chapter of
MoraJ Majority has condemned what Its president
called a "h lllah" plan by Reader'• Oi1est to
publish a condensed version of lbe Bible.
"You can't change the word of God," said the
Rev. Daniel Fore. "It's censorina God."
The Reader's Diges t Bible, scheduled for
publication in a year. will be a reduced version of
the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, which
also has been criticized by (undameotallsts.
Fore acknowledged be .tiad not 11een any ~ ll1ll
manuscripts or the condensed Bible, but insisted it ~aulN;a.' would be u sacrilege . · 'imTloutllU.,... 1 UMa'h'l'ftl••'f
"They're saying to God, 'You didn't know TIM .:.=,.:T::,=":.~ ~ •'!!:..ifi'"' ,.....,. .,. fftno
what you were talking about,'" Fore complained. 1111•i;-::~°"1,,,,_H1T ceM,.~NY. J:e~~'!,;!· ~~. c:::=:=: PJCTmM•11tt•ta He accused Readers Digest or "trying to water w•1 Wlllllfl, MWw•., c11y, c.ittwW '*' NAMe n THlll9'f
down religion ... to take the blood out or the Bi· m" · '· '" NII.,...., 111e. <A c:.i...,.. _!.lw ......._ ..,_ 19 ~ .....,.
ble.'' .._ & ONol ltlli~ Mlt. c:.twr.itlll, 1J.$41 ~ ~. ,,_... '
• Cellfornle cor.,orellen, I ~ ....... IMctl.~.... •WO ,.l'OOUCflOHI, 1mti---_;.,i...---""'fl.,........__ Fore said Moral Majority was not proposina "•lro1e11m Attnv., Mer ... l"'Cl\r, TNl....._.•••~tw•-· -.C.lffce..IHlliflw•y,Ne, ... H-e CetHomlet071t . t ~ .....-...-.,,,.,c..11~ that the book be banned -only that it neither be Thh --.. 11 ,____. r, • ~· ,. "· "'*'~ ic. ~ ... 1. ,...x bought nor read. -•''°"· J_w_,,...,.... c:...e ..... .,~ .,..... 111c:n~..._.. "O . . . t r infl .. F d ..._. 0.... lmKllllwVI<•~ ·~· tiMt e.AMI ~-urs 1s a m1ms ry o uence, ore sai . ECllllPmene. 1,.. ,.... ........... _ ~ w• .. ,,,.. ...._ i. c~..-11y an.... ,,.. ~ 111 *'It _..
"We can only speak out, and hope people will wi111omo . .._., c_,,, ~Of er.,. c-ey 911 .. ....,... -·· listen." ............ -.,21,.191 .... ..: ........ ft IUNltlJE; G~T~:.":3. Tllh .....,_. w• n .. •"" .,.. 9'1..,• ·-....,,_.r -11 ... ,_. • 9-11 ~. He predicted that Roman Catholic and Jewish COIHltY c1er11 et °'..., CMtfY • ,~....,. ar.,.. c-tt Oill•Y Pliot, C.-ty c.. .... of ~ .... ~ • eo ....... ._. / '
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OPEN WIDE Jesus Ortiz. right, dentist of
C ha ndle r , Ariz., a nd veterinarian John
Gardetto team up to give "Noah ... a 4-year-
old Afghan, a root canal.
leaders would join the outcry when they learn how A...,.M, 1•1· ~ "..,..,•. 11• 14• 1"1 J171~1 A..,. 17' "'1 : ,,..._ '"'F!e:e;;-.-.... ...,..
the project is being handled by "a group of people ""°''-~ .... c-1 o.11~ ----flU--.-lll----A.;r::=:;~.~~ Deity~:; .~ . 11 ~~ ... ,
whose only motive ls profit." Auo. it. Sepe. 1• '· "· 1 .. ' MIMI • · , .,.. 11 , ""91 c.. s.nw . ~ . !\
Fore said he was speaking only for the New NU •ncl PaJC •la T"4t .... _.... .-~ •"' ~
DEATHS
ELSEWHERE
ORI N D A t A P 1 I vy
Onella Duce, 86. he ad or
S ufism Reorie ntl•d . a n o n
sect ari1Jn adult S<"hool
based on s p1ntual 'aluc~.
du~d Wednesda~
SA;'>; D I EGO 1AJ>1
George F:. ('ampbell, 92.
"ho ''a:. once the nation'
!,1rgl•St bu1fdl.'r ur lun,1 h'h
In.I( b<1Jt:.. d•l·d
FORT LAl:DERDALE.
rla 1AP1 Vice Adm
C harles M elson . 77. fo rmer
·superintendent o f the U S
Na,·al Academ). died Mon
da) Melson was super1n •
tendcnl rrom June 1958 to
1960
NASHVILLE. Tenn. !API
York chapter or the conservative political or· f=~l:':."#' ---,-------~.,:tJi,': of ~™'ff"\\W& ganization. ,.CTITIO'IS IUSIN•r TIM ....... no __ , .,. dOlftW ,IC'TITIOUI •UMM• ""CM .... ~ CMIC 0.•11 Pflclt.
Jack Walsh, editor of the Bible proJ·ect, said NAMllTAHM•• ... .._. .. : 1tAMS1TATue"T soc t,t .... u..., \MW1. Tne followlnt persona ere dOl"t fllOltlCHI UNLIMITED, 4'2S W. TM toll•wlno persoM llH •1no from Read e r 's Di gest h eadquarters in bv11nnu1: C<tHt H1111•0.,, Newport 11 .. c11, bull-..:
Pleasantville, a suburb of New Yori. City, that he ALBANY PAOPEATIU. LTD., ct'1..,,...'*° ""C1 F1c AEtfAU1tAHT
l' 11802 Sll"r Port ........ rd, Suite IGf, """'9S .. HllQ!let, fts W. JtN S'l'SllMa, '"5 S..n L.ud, Cot~ expected "great interest" in the condensation. 1rw1ne.eo.'2m l o,.-.~11vmie••* c.. ;a.a
"Many people want to read the Bible but never c11en.a Ml ... 11.-; 1110t lllY "•t't Tllll~lt c~•,.n ,,.. M•M..-.., j, ~~"'· 2"' _.~1 Bo..i.vans. Suite lot, lrwllW, CAl.'W7t.li ... !duel Pl c..t Mete ,.. have because Of its length and complexity," he Loult A. Clccole"'11, 11"1 .. ., ~· H\19hff ' a " e .... .
Sal'd . Perll l'loulev .. d, 5'1Me "'· lr.IM, CA. Port..., Som M. w ........ '°26 ._._Or., -~ C"'9MeM,C..t2'2' .1 '2114 '""' 1 •• 111.0 •"""" J-·--~.••-c·-i·--. "California's Coming "It W1 1 sound exactly Uke the RSV, but 40 per-This ..,,,,.. .. 1a c~ bT e c».ncY r of~.,,.. cllWftv ... ¥ti..-.'C..ti70t "' -·-
Water Cris is," "Music cent shorter," Walsh said. "True .condensation ll mlted..-1'11MN11lp. ..,.,.·""· TIM wvneu •• c-+c.., by•
of the Ancient World," never interferes with the essential substance of a Thi. ~~·::~11t11ec1 w1tt1 u. -.......<> .... o.aw o,11:1::: ...,....1~.1n
and ''Personal Financial text." count.,c1er11o10ront11c-...-5-'"'·..,~l·'·1•."'1 l'!}1 ni. .. .._. •• 11..,.._1• 111e
Planning" are among Herbert Lieberman, executive editor or con-temb•H· 1"'· ••"171 . ... ma l · I. CouoityC•111ofOr-.~ ...
topics offered to or· densed books for Reader's Digest , has said that 11NOoe1,ce•oAu.a i.m9't•.M 1. "' • ..,,_1 ..
g an i z at ions by the the new Bible will include all 66 books. Unlike :~~:.!"°,:,C: u.eor.. l'ICTtTIOWS Hi'llhl s.tM~..,.., .f-'...,.. CoH c oa1111 Pl~
Or ange Coast College other shortened versions of the Bible, which cut •mMecAtt11wa1 .... ,._...1.. 11AMetrATaM111t · •1•· •·1•1 .eu~•
Speakers Bureau. whole blocks of text, the Digest edition Is the result •-:~ '=.. QM•Y '""' T-. ............ ,.._. i....,. ~ ---PIU--9Tlr-----
More than 40 faculty of "line-by-line cutting," he said. s.p1.t, "· u,s , 1t11 -. ~:~~., 1tA•s ~ •A"Gs, 160
Work on the condensation has been under way -· ' .. ,_. o~. Ho. fllO, ~nous •us1Nn. members Of the campus PnlJC .Tl( h,Collfomlt'*' MAMUTATIMOT in Costa Mesa have de-nearly 212 years. The completed books are re-J •• ,..,,,,1 w. w11-. Ho. The follotrlno --· -~ •oine
veloped presentations on viewed by Bruce Metzger of Princeton Theological 1"1CT1Tlous 8US1N1ta n1s Mesa.,~:!.';':.c,~ Ml "'· tiotsi~,..°;'~ T"A1Ld PAA&, , ..
a thletics , busi ness, Seminary. whom Walsh described as an interna-HAMISTATeMnf -........ • """'""81.a .. eooi.--.~"•v. tionally respected biblical scholar. The too1towtno,.,... '' ..._.... DMMJ. Ryen JOttNNv KLASSEN, Par1net. COUNT " car eers, economics, Mun fllla ...._, ~ 11.._ •mt.,. 1w1 ...,_St . lledw•Y tli, CA c.t1.1l .11 t r education, environment, r-------------.-------------. c a c NEWPORT iHvut~'-!IJ; °"""'1Y o.r11 et~ ~l't • 92665. • •n J,,..11M"o1•'"lli.-:e11on ~
(iROUP, 110 N~ Cont~ ~ .,_._, 1"1. -1~ntA CMii..os, PM't-, 1"M ~LAiilNCE AW'111 MJSICA general interest, health. N•W110rt&eec11,CA9*0. ~,...,. ...._ 011u. HUflll"ICOft .. edl. CA -...~of...,.,.,-history, mathem sties, PUIUC •t.:E PUIUC MOTi( INTERSTATE SEN11Hus •NC.. Publlthld 0r-. cOMt .. u" ,.1 .... '2M'. 01to1.11 rd "40W lf4.I• F~ mus1·c, phys1'cal f1'tness, • c.i11om1e co.._..11 .... i10 -.." ,... .•• Sipe. 2.•. "· ,.. Jr7..., ltALPH J. covl!A, Pert-. to1t1 q.AHGaOl'N•t • ._ .... HOTICI 0 , l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS Center Ori we. He ... r1 .. ot'll, CA -Ill ___. j Acac:je S..,,,..... AM, CA '2'19, CLAltlHCE .-VCT1 ....... f'UIKA politics, psychology, TltUSTH:'S SALI HAMl5TATIMINT '2'60. rwaA ...... AIU..Nl.OlllCIS llotlllw•.-tlti.ni.t•__,"-r.n
Water
• • cr1s1s
aired
M a tt Lynch, 68. presi-
dent of the Tennessee Stale
Labo r Counc il 33 years ,
die d Tuesday.
r ec re a ti on, science, ~Ne. n.-.. Tt>e 1oi1-1no '*"'°" 1' dolno 1>11.i-Tl'lla ~neu iu-..c""' '°' • <or· 't • 1 -ti'.1h sta1-1 ·•~11 """' uw .,.,., ~ '*11 r '* C1lellte 114s
I d ,, ... -.. MU•• _.,.., 1 -a-"'°' --~~" -:"'Ile • tr ave an women, ac· T.O. SERVICE CONIPAl'~Y .. duly RET ASSOCIATES 1001 WeS1171h lnlen tote S.mlners lllC ,•lc:TITIOVf "' . "· '"'· 'I • ""'" •• .. ... "'"s ' cording to a news re •P904ntect Trust .. -1119 fou-ino s1r .. 1, Suite M, c~•• Me'9, cenfornl• Jefl~y A. c:or.n, llAMe STA ,...,_ "" '"'\.., ' • 1 :
• deKrlbect _, of lrusl WI LL SELL ,,.,, President , ... "''-'"' .,..._ fa dol119 lllvsl· P.Aklslwll Dl'•"91 c:o.I' O.llr Jll..C: ......... t ... ~ lease. AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE Richard E Temlnosl•n, 11141 This Slot-I .... llled #Ith II• ..... : S.pt.2.t, 16,U, "" l!"• I the ~ ...
HIGHEST BIOOER FOA CASH Bimini Slrftt, S.nte Arie, Celltornla Covnly Cler• ol Orenoe Count"r on E· ~· &LECTAlt 100S W. Bolboa tee tt>lt 1n .......,......, Requ·ests for speakers li>e"r•bl• •• time 01 ~•• tn 1ewfu1 '270S A119. 3I, '"'· •1114 .• Sult•' 2ss. ,.._,.,, a .. c11, ~ mrlC( ... c1v1e Cdfller"Dnw west,• should be' made at least ...-y of the Unllecl Stein) ell r19M, Tiiis busl~' Is conducle<I Oyen In-DAVIOlt. IA.ID«, Ulltwniet:Ml ~Mil, ~e. 01t 5-embor'
Wins award
Lis a M . P ayne of
Newport Beach has won
a $1 ,000 scho la r s hip
from the publishers of
Wh o 's Who Among
American High School
Students. She attended
Newport Harbor High
School and is at Caltech.
two weeks in advance. ~:: :;".::· :.~: ~':°:' Cllvl-I Rk herCI E. Tem1:.0S1en ~I~=~ ()r1:r:r:..J.:i~ .,...._ I t -.u .. ~= , • :~.~:::~:.1:;:' =<o'~l~a:.~
the ~y herelnelter dffcrl-This Slot-I WU filed with ti. S.li. -Tfll~ ....... a Is ltt1 el'I ""° O• '4161" A 1 • --., :11r:,fto •IU... For ~ .. l)rt>chure Or lD· TAUSTOA· DON GABRIELE, en County Cl••• of Oren99 COlllllY on N ....... a.dl.CA,_ •I~. t!IDurrtOl'O e ~ -~ 1 I
form a ti on, ChlJ 556-5816. uNnarrled "*' ....i SUE MAGEE,.., Augutt l•, 1"1 f'l"2Jt PvO!llhed or-• Coest Oel!':r!!! Tlllt =~· IClll•--1 ..... -1111 -,.~~ ~ ... ~ tllht ~~ -~,..., oC .I II unmerrteel _,...,, n )olnl '-ll P11blllhed Orenge Cou t Dally Piiot, •• -""'fl._ -_ -- --·• -• . ..--. ._
a EH E F I c I A A.,. I Av I HG Sept. 2, '· 16, n. 1"1 mH1 ~pl. J, '· ... n, 1911 ...., c _., 0-of ~ .... c..unty ........... 01' In Of• e C•HI "~t¥' '· . . f
D AOEL.SOH, en Wlmerrted men et lo ------------A ..... JI, 1'11. •· PCftTIOHER· AUGUSTIW AH· uw..__ of 919Mr9I cl.-," lj f an UNllvleled 21'1. lnterffl encl AH. PnlJC 9TI( .,..,.. ORllOE ~1.-1n Ws GS11111r dt .._. • e ense OAEAAOELSOH.•tlno .. -... PWUC tlm ~ar.,..c.ttdi.lfyP'fllC, ·~DtlMt· ALICIAfAA*'~HU -ktwfow c~I--~ " '
1oenundlvl-9'lnterett....iN1AltK ------------.. ....,...,2,t.1C 2l.9'1 ...,. A•r>-. 1•4N•fll..,._.,.. r
STOCKWELL, • ••no•• tnO<I -to .. l'ICTITIOUS 8USINISS ,.ICTITIOUS •USlll.. • -SU....,. ,, ... LY LAW) ~,....,.I.""" l Course Set undivided 11% lnterul •nd PETE NAMISTATUHwr MWSTATIMCwT -:... JAM•l.W••:o1911fw -J• ...... H.f'-.. 1 SKINTEK -TALLIE J SKIHTEK, The ~ _._. I~ .......... WM-N~""9 r...-NOTICRI i J ...... et1'9 ~~.,. _.,. Tlw followlno ..-r-.,.. .. ._. ~ v.,....,,. ..,_ ..... '"rtlt ..... -• .__C... 0 ""~ -wife•• to en llftdlvlded MU et. blnlNUn: = -.de. ~. ..__ scar Hart of the 2~ '"'-' -HEIL SUPEAl'OH Ill WHOLESALE EXPERTS, m VILLA WOODS, 1112 .... ... '!!!'...!! --·-·T· ~&~ ~=~~ ....... "8 ... 0tnA•,fllte. Long Beach Poli" ce enc1 MAAIEM SUPEAFOH, _.,. we. 1SJ11 Ptoe!ine i.-, HIH1tlfttton str--e-w,p-,._,.___. -··-_..., -·-• .._ ---· ·~ .. • and wife et ID en _,lw!Oed •% •~ 8H<ll,C.llforr.ianwt 'Ad.nE.~27mS...e:-. 111!~~ _.na ·~.dolnti ...,...._..................... .....,.,.. c:..,'g
Department is offering ter~ ,,,..., ii. t• • 1~1" ,..., c....o1 A.,,_.,., 1226, Kln.ry Cir· Mlasleft vi.1o. <Allfornl• tMt -;t.)'~ACTo1ts 15~....._.,..., If,...,...• ..... ~ 5 • ~ ~ CNll'Ol~P11ee.' • 1 S iX Weeks Of fr ee 1-In k Cle, Huntlnoton 8HCll, Celllwnle J-M.TllllTWl,ltMIS~ A • .._.. ......... ,,.. .. ~~t.t,1'-19'
1 ..,,. bool< 13'0t, Peoe '6 Of Off lol '26* Ctrcle, Y-Linde, C.llfeml•... ~;: S.. '1I, H-1 11' Co. • ,,......., • ,., " -.. --c•..---·----... -'--women's Se f defense Aecerds inli.offke of-AecorCIW Tllb -..i.c--byon l,.. Tiii -f ._ ........ H_,,............... l -~ 1 •
DEA TH NOTICES
ZELLER classes at the Santa Ana of or-. Counly; Mid deed of tru.sl dlvlduat. I ..... 1• cllMwct .... ., Mery l.'lllUIH Corri•• UJS ... , ,,_ • ' JI•
rl ORENCE v ZEL l ER Amer1"can Red Cross dff<rlO.SIMfolJOwlneP<-rty. LOii CMolA.1'"'1tff ........ ~=:·Mev . ....rlor ..... Sp. •11• ... ;.port U•-............. ~. •• • • I' , • · • • · of Trect Ho. t07IO, In ,.,. Coutlly of Tllb 110..,,_t wet llled wllh tf'e T · · rff IN<h CA. '2t6I _......,,.. •• ,,... W. ... ~ ' ' .-
rpes1dednt or Los Angeles. Ca Bu ilding, according to a Or~St.Meof c.,111orn1a upermep County Clerk of Or•nve County .... Ca..~:y ~~ ~...::. ... c:::.i:-, ': ~ W!!"AUe~trus.,..-1or :: ......... ~ .... ~~ '~· ... •
asse away on September R e d C r 0 s s recor~ n -• s. PG99' 44 end 46, Auoust24. ""· AlllVSt It, 1911 :....~: -· •11 • .__....., ~·'fill. . -Loe 1o _.._, -Tiie ~ la Miii ......
13. 1981 at the age of 78 S he NllK•ll-s ~.In 1i. office of '1tftll p~ ·~. ...._ ... -='::::• neu•: ~ -:; Spokeswoman. the county recorder of u ld COllnlJ, end Pvblllhed Orllf\99 Coest O•ll'r Piiot, PUCll._ Dr-C.--hll_,. -•-Inell It c~.,.... o ., ~ ef ~ ;. 111 -'-·-UP ~~ is survived b y 2 brothe rs ••so _,_.. ., ,.,. SouthMtterly 105 Auo. :it, Sepe. i. '· "· 1911 inMl A --.. -" ~~p. •"" • .... ......, ._... ._....,... We b li le r Ph i 11 i p s o t Cl asses will be held fMt o1 .,,. Hortf'eu1eriy '" f .. 1 of loe uo. 26• 5">t .• 2• '· "· "'1 Jl1Ml. ~ • ._., L GerrNt ••urte it1-•tat0Me11t•, 110 .... PANY, ~ ~AN " Y
Nebraska. and Worth D 11s of Trec:t 300, In 1 ... ca..nty of •iauc .111'( Tlllt ~._.tiled w1t11""9 -··. ,.._.. • -..... ~~lf!'Ce ,. .
Ph.,, f p I . d Mondays, 7 to 8:30 p.m ., Or•no-. Stele of Collfornle, .. per n lllllt a.IC ll11Ct ~Cle<1tof0i' .... Qinlty ................... -,....... • (If . • 1 tps o ennsy van1a an t 601 N Gold mop recor-•n-u , peges 11 _ '""~' IWI ......._ 1 '"'• .._,.,,4.. Hd"""'· tHI a nephew D r. W a llace Lan a . en Circle IJ, Mltcel1-1ne9a, In ttw Oltl<• of '1CTITIOUS •USINESS ' •• • • . • .. "'79ftl 1. ro THE ltESPONOEHT: Mt1f110rl, Spec» ll't ..,str Mhf·
dholm of Newport Be aeh. Drive. t1>e coun1.,recorderofsolocounty. NAMESTATIEMINT l"ICTITITOU1aw11,.n. ......_Or.._ c.-p.i1y Pllilt n.. .i11oner .,., 11i.ci 0 Plf"lofl Colltbrnle'1627 ~
Ca. Fune r al Servi· ""'.S will bn ?:"11sf •.rw511ne, .. A1ve_ .. Cos-I~ Mecom••.moC"n -. The lvllowln9 persons ••• doing NAMR STATRlillMIWT tl!llf. \ 16, Q , I0,1tlt •Mi <t...U'""'9 your morrl"9f, If yell fell 11.::_ ""*-It .,,..., ~· ~~-~ For information, call --ou1•-ses~ Tit• 1011o•ln9 P9f'"Mfls er•-.._ t ; .. ,...,....._.1tt11n»•YsofN (:~,._ • ,
held on Thursda.Y. Sep 1213)A26-1087,2to6 p.m . sl9110tlon l•""'-•bove,no werrenty EUPHOA•· CLOTHING COM-IMlsJneun: -·-dMetNC!f111-•ls•rWcl ---~ft:!~ ~ I I T' EQUITY 1 • "•L1FOAM1• IHT ~ .... ,... ~. --~ ... 11 ~y ~--.... _:::: ,,_ .,IMS .,_ lember 17.1981 a t 4 :00PM at 1 1venestoltsGomplet-HO<CO<· PAHY,lf,.P•i'kA .. nu.,C"IOMeM, .... "~ t ·-·-_, ,,_ --··...---
p 1 er n n Br O t h n r S B e I I -----------~ reclnes•I."" TIM benetklery under Hid Celllor'nlo n.21 MORTGAGE, IOI Eeat 17111 ~ 'GITl-'* ··-':/' 1tle cieurt mey enter • '"°""'"" c-~"!! • C~1 °" ' "' " Deed of Tn.st, by ,.., ... of • br•ec~ ~ J-Nlo11tww Cle nc:lol•. 1 tt2 Suite 214, Colle Mfta, Coll,_.. tad' -• ,..,,. ta .... lftj_l .. "'ollller wdara c--~•. 1.,. · ' ...
Broadway Chape l with inter d•l•ult In 11>e obllGetlons .. <ur..i Mltcllell, Ho. n . Tustin, C•llfornl• Collfomlo9"tMort9 ... ~• ti.. •t.MSSTAnME c•~•'ttslofl of (llt..-rfy ._1 ...... m e n t a t r a j r h a v e n MJC llTICE the••lrf. 1-etof-uoc:w1ec1 end ... t16IO lion, • Ga1Horn1e <"'-•lien, JOt ..., ...._.... pe,_ I• ..,.. .,.... ......,, Cfllld custOd'f c1111e1'......,.,, PWlllhed °'.,._ Ceett o.ea., ...._
Memonal Park. S anta An a. llv.l"ecl to lf'e uncler•'9Md • •rlt1Wll Oepllne Loulae c1enc101e, 11n 17111 Strwt, Sult• 2u . C:.ld ••. ,..T~~ b:t:=...i ....._'-.cosu.a..C. tuell._,.: A.,.. 1'.--. I.•. t•. lilM •P411, J '9CTITIOUS tUSIMaSS Oecleretlon of Oef..,11 ....i O.m....i Mitchell, No. SJ, T1111ln, Celltomle Colltonlle, ""27. • M.. LaAltNlf'O Cl!nl, tlef os...., M ~ by tt1if ~· ••
1 Ca f"nends may call al the NAMESTATEMINT fo. Sele, -written noUce of IN'Ndl t2'IO Tiil• butlneu IH~b.,e Cflf 3': Cllllwtltwtton, )Mil ~ Tiie 991 •""-11 ol ..... ....i....toltllleAf '
m ortuar) on W ednes day , TM followlno ~son• are dolno e nd of election to ceuae Ill• un· Thh butlneu •• conducl•d by PGr•tlon ... ,.,._ et ""'9rty, or ...,.r c°"" •,
September 16, l98l from 1>11slneuo• d~rslonect to so11 seld Pf'..,.,,, 10 ltlltbend-•lle. c.lllonlla hct ~ MllWl'i. G•llL 1"'2 ....... ltrf ~••'IS,,... .... -. e.. • .... J w Es TIE AH I H v Es T NIE HT satisfy Mid 001'91ttlon&,...., lherMftOI' 0 •"""9 L. Clenclole Corp_ """'1~11• c..... sell. "' l 4 OOPM t o 9·00PM Pierce PAOPERTIU. 16662 Ml lllk.., A.... tt>e "' __ ,.., <011Md sold notice of Tiiis "°........, • ., 111ec1 wltfl a. Cr•'9 w. Botley -.':.. It <OftdllDM ""•"" l)j!ITEO: Ma.,,., 1'91.
8 rothers Bell Bro adway 1rv1ne,C..'27" breech -of •lec:tlon •be AecorWCI County Cler~ Of Oronve County on Cllol"'*'ofthe...,.CI ....-.......... ~EA.llMHOt,
Mortuary dirtttors A-rt o. ar19os, 1030 &el"lda Moy 26, 1•1. H Instr. Ho lM'1t In A11111st u . 1•1. Tllb ......,_, wes 111 .. wlfll a. lfhi. ~ -..., ...,. Die bani -,.-----=====~.,cove Ees1,~a.oc.11.c.. bOOk t407t, -rn, of uld Offl<lol l"t...U Count, Oerll of er-. Go1Mfp 1111 ~~ .. -...-...-. .. ..__ 8y;.,..,..,.G-.. , Don I(. H-. 301'1 Br-•no A.corn. PU!Mlslltcl °" ..... Coesc OotlJ Pilot. AUQllSI 14, 1•1 ......... ""' -.._,.. --~ I . Neptune Socie ty Iron, SenJ ... c..,lstr-.C.. 92675 S.ld IOI• •Ill be ........ Dul wltllout AUQ ... Sepe. 2,t , .. , 1"1 ...... ~ )... • ' lalttMAK.IT1UctCLA ...
CAEMATIOH IUIUAL AT SEA l!l'llef'prbe Conslnldlon, Inc. (e co-or warrenl'r, ftPAH °'I~ PVOll-0rM19 Oooll Dally Pllelt, ........... Or ... c-1 ... ::= \n ......... ,
6 Celllomle <Of!IOf'etlonl, 2I01 a.rr-Plied, '99ttnllno Htt•, poueulon."' PlllJC •llCl A119.1t,Sept.,J,t,1t,1•1. ~Sept t 1 .. u • 1,.1 ,..,.., s-u-..CA~ 46-7 431 c•. 1rw1,., c... '271A enc.......,...ces, to P9'r llM remelnlno · • • • ll'Wllllllld OIW9 Coett lllellr PKM
Our literature tells the Tllla 1>1111neu I• condllcl9d by • :"1nc!:9~~"'T the "°1 .. 1•1 sec:vrecl l"ICTlTIOUS auSINESS _.,. ..--• -s..t.•. ft,2:1,9' 1"1 ..,,,~, complete story of our vener•lpertnenfllp. y to --rust,wtll lnter•t1 • ~-•1111t11. ,..._,..,_ Don I(. H-In Mid noce prov!-. edvenu1, If eny, NAME STATIMl•T
society. Tiiis 1i.'-1 .,,., llled wltll lf'e under IN terms of NICI Deed of Tront, Tiie fOlloWtnQ perlllfl 11 dolnQ ll<ltl·
Coll lor ,_ ponloli• County Clerk of ~•"9e C-ty °" fffa, c110r91s end npe"'es ot Ille ness •
'::J=4=h="=·======G=e=m=·='·=k=r:::!..:_jA"9Uit26,l•l. Tnnl• end of lhe tnd1s cr•led by lel GRAPHIC NI UAALS (I>) -'"'"' seld Deed "' Trust. Seid .... •Ill .. R ' c HA" 0 Gu H s T GA A pH I c Pvbll>lwd 0r-C..st 0.lly Ptlol lleld Oft 1'1'urW.y, Octotter t, 1•1 et NIUAALS lcl THE WALL ARTISTS
IALn llltGHOH
SMITH I TUTHILL
WISTCLlff CHAPEL
427 E. 17th SI
Costa Mesa
646-9371
PfUCI llOTHllS
SMITHS' MOITU.UY
627 Main S I
Hun11nQton &ach
536-6539
PACIHC Y•W
MIMOILilPAH
Cen-eterv Mortuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1l1c View Onve
Newoort Beach
644·2700
McCOblK:ll MOITUAlllS
Laquna Beach
494·9-i15
Lequn• Hills
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
MAllOll LAW~Mf. Oll'rl
Mortuarv • C.materv
Crernatorv
-1625 Gtel.,.....ve •
Costa Mesa
540-555"4
Pmel.-OTH9S
1&&.•0ADWA'f
M0tt7VAH
110 Broectway
Cotta MMe
642-IUSO t
-..-2·00 PM. et -C"-"'9n A e.,.. ldl GRAPHI CS UNLIMITED (el
Sept. 9• 16• U . :JO, 1'1! _., t;ence0to the Clvlc Center Bu=, JOO GRAPHIC MUAALS UNLIMITED, )1t
"CTI nous IUSINISS NAME STATIMINT
TIM fOllowlno ... ,,... Is dolnQ Ollsl·
Mu es:
SCHOOL FOR BASIC OFFICE
SKILLS. MIO lrwtne Ave., Suitt 216, NewPl)ft BMch, Collforllle t:IMO
Berber• L. Lo1>9, IU7 Geluy
Orlwe, N•wi>o•I 8Hcll, Celltornle ""° Thia IMMMH 11 ccondlK\ed bt1 en lfl.
dlvi-i
lorbora L • .._
This 1tei-t wes filed wlltl Ille
County Ci.rt of ~ ..... County °"
AugvsC JI, 1111 "..,.. .....,ISl!td or.,. eo.st Delly Pt.._ s..c. 2. •. 16, 21. 1"1 )tSM1
lll"'-Al~·-5678
Eott Che~ A-. In Ille City of Merine Avenue, Selbo• lslend,
or._, CA. Cellloml• 92'62
Al the time of the lnlt1e1 publl<ellcn Alct1ard'G11n1t. "' Merine of this no«lc.o, ti. tole! •mount of 1119 Avenue, Selbo• ltlend, Cellfornle
unpelCI b•l•nce of the obllo•llon '2661 MCUl"ecl by the •bow daKr1bed deed of Thll ..,.._s It Condllcted by ... li1-
tr11at -estltneted Costa, upensos, dlvlciu.1.
end adwences I• iH,226.71. To oe-Alcllerd Gunat
termlne the -lno bid, VOii mey c..ell Tiiis •tot-I •• filed with the
(7U) t:l7~. Co11nty Clerk ot Or•ft911 County Oft
Oete: ~.mller 1, 1911. A1>9ust JI, 1•1.
T.O. SERVICE COMPANY.
HMkllnntoe,
Br etwla T •lotus.
M Slltont S.Cr.ier11
One Cll'r &ouieverd Wnt, 0r.,..,(A ft'61
C7U)llwwe
Pvttll-orenve Coe•t 0ot1v Pltot,
Sept. '· 16, D. ,., 1'~
"'""' Pvblllhed orenge C.0.Jt O.lly Pl~
S.Otemller l. '· I .. ». 1•1 ~
"CTITlOUS aUstNaU
NAMll ITATIEllMMT
The '°''°"""' __, I• dlDlftt bull· neuea:
OUOH'S AUTO SALES, n1 W.
111" • c. c.-. Mfta, c... mu
GorOon Lynn °''°"• JtOO ltlwr Aft., Newpor1 llHdl. C..
Tlllt ......_ I• cendlKtod by an 111-
dlwlduat.
~-This ......,_. WH fllM wftft "'9 c-., C-of Oront11 c:wnty on 5--MftlW 4, IWI.
"""" PllClll-°" .... ODe• Delly..,..
s.tit. '· "· n. •. '"' . ~
Put a few words to work for uou
In lhe llilJ Pilat
~ ,........ 0r.,. c-t DdltY,..... ______________________ ....................... "'' _..
I
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.1
..
·PrograDl8
on spac
:planned
Performances at tht
Oran1e Coast Colle1e
Planetarium In Co1ta
Mesa are scbt--duled for
'I and 8:30 p.m. Frldaya
beginning Oct. 2 and
(lontlnuing through Dec:.
18.
Tlcketa are priced at
·11 for adults and ~o
cents for children, a~
cording -to the school's
Public Information Of·
flee.
The opening show ,
•"Skywalchers or An·
cient Mexico," Oct. 2, 9,
16 and 23, will consider
~he Olmecs, Mayans.
Aitecs and other ancient
New World peoples who
watched the Sun and
Venus.
The second program.
"Starbound." to r un
Oct. 30 and Nov. 6. 13 and ?.O. will cons ider the
origins of astronomy
a n d t h e s p a c e
technology of the 1950s,
'60s and '70s and what
•the future may hold in
~pace.
The s ixth annual
Christmas program ,
"Th e Star of
Bethle hem ," wi ll
examine the "Star of the
'M al!i" and conclusions
of astronomers about
'the phenomenon. It is
scheduled Dec. 4, 11 and
18.
For information, call
556·58!1>.
-Aviation
offered
Orange Coast College
, in Cos ta Mesa is offering
fi ve "Aviation Ground
School" classes.
The course is a basic
aviation ground school
course preparing for the
private pilot written
exam.
Four c lasses m eet
during the week and one
on the weekend.
For information call
'556·5772.
PUil.iC tnCE
SUNllUOtt COURT
OflT"•ITATll
OflCAl.lflOttNIA
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MOTIC•~SALll
Ofl REAL ...... RTY
AT f'RIVAT• SALi ESTATE OF MARIO.. S. HORTON
COHSERVATEE. Hoel<• It llet'ffy
fllCTITIOUI •USIMllSS
MAMI STAT&MllMT
Tl\t 1011owl11111 pertont er• dolno
butllletsH: THE SHAOE SHOP, )4t Old
Hewporl, --" S.acll, Celltomla
tMJ
Robert w. end Rad••n• l.
Mortl'lland, 11., Prlmrow. Fount•ln
V•lley, Cellfoml• t270e
A. W. M«tltlend
Thi• ... _, w .. llled wlO. tlle
County Clerk of O<anooe County on
Auou•t 31, 1•1. -,,..,11
Publltlled Orenot Coast Oally Piiot, $.etlt. 1'. U, lO, Oct. 1, 1•1 -.1.
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PIC'TITIOU. eUltMeU
MAMaSTATUMMf
Tltt follO•lllO .. ,...,., are cllolno
bullnftt•:
HEWP0RT·M£SA AUDIOLOGY
AHO HEARING AID'CEHTER. 1116 0r.,,.. A-. SlllW "·Cale .......
CA mn. HOWARD T. MANGO, M. 10.,
CLINICAL AUOIOLOOIST, te1•1
Marina u... H""11,,._ ...... ~ ,,,...
DEBRA R. MAl+G0, 10,.1 MM!f\a
Ltft9, Hunt ...... heel!. CA.,._
Tiiis -•• c~ by•" In· d lvklval.
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Tiiis st.al-' Wft llled wllfl -
Cou"IY Clerk of Or•noe c...nt, 9" S.Ot. 14, l•l
fllC'TITIOUS •uSIMaU
HAMllSTATUdNT
The foll-111111 perton1 •r• dol"O
buslMUeS:
AERO BIC SUPPLY AHO
FITNESS RESEARCH CENTER, 1'11
H•wpot1 Blvd., N._I Beach, CA
"26'0.
PH YSIOLOGIC AL
EVALUATIONS INC., Sit AlvarHo
StrMt, N-1 Bek!\, CA 9*1. Pl\ysjoloQlcal Evat....ci-I"<.. s1.-L M<C!l!l*k.
"""*"' This Jla-1 was llled wltll Ille
county Clen of Ore1199 Cou"IY 011
Sept. l•, lttl ,.,,_
Publl"*' Or•nve CMSI Oally PllOt,
s.pt. l•. n. JO, Oct. 1, 1•1 ~1
JONES COUNTY LTD., 1J01 Dow fllCTITIOUS •USIMIU
SL, Ht•-1 k..a.. CA tt6iMI. MAME STATIMllMT
DAN OeLEOH, 2'102 Gunnlton T,,. lotlowino per10t1• ••• delno Courl, LaouN HIQuel. CA '26n . DU\IMS• ft
Tl\h ~ ..... Is conducted by • THE CAA PHONE COMflAl'IY,
tlml-~p. 1100 Alrwo. Sull• IJO. Golt• INS..
Dan OeLeon C•lltornla 9?6116 Tl'lll Sle .. f'l*ll WH llled with IN 0.vld p Wet""'r, 1'0S Cr..nntl,
County Cler• of 0<•1199 County Of\ H••Po'1 BM<h, camor .. 11 •Ml
$.etlt.14, 1'91. Ito" Benn•ll, 617 Unlvartlly
'1mta Av•,.., Lot Gato~. Calltomle t5AJO
Publl'11ed 0r•l9 ""'''Delly Piiot. Tl\lt ""'" .. " " COflO..Ci.d by • S.P' U,U ,JO,OcLl.1•1 40-1 oenere1oe.-s1>1p
PUIUC MOTICC o. .. dP w.1,,,.r
Thi• •let-• wH llltcl wltll the
County Clerk of Or•"oe C°""IY on
l'ICTITIOUS •USINllSS AUllu>t 28• ltel l'l•*7
MAMIE STAHMllMT Publl-Or•nve C...st O•lly Piiot, Tiie followl11111 penons are dolno S.pl 2, 9 " 23 Itel mw1 bu1&nel.S ·~: J I ' A PETITE CAFE, SOO Newport-----------
Center Orlv•, Newport BHCh. CA PUil.iC MOTIC(
t2'60( 1) GERALO RUDOLPH-----------
VALEHZUEUI; m DORIS JOANN l'IC'TITIOUI •UllMllH
VALENZUEUI, tit' Motl'Rlwr Cir· MAMa STAT•M•MT
Cle, FOUf'ltelnV•lltY.CA'270I. The lollow111111 PfflQllt ••• 1101 .. 0 TlllJ Witness It Cl-..:1ecl by en ,,.. bvslnns es:
clllvlduel (-.d•nowll•I • H A R B 0 U R L Y N N
Ge ... ld R. Velenruete APARTMENTS, ltaS LYN' St .. Hunt:
Tiii• ... ..._t WH llled wllh ,... lnoton a..cti. CA-·
County Cler1l of Oraf\99 C-ty on lllRGIHIA M BUCCELUI, Uotl
AUii. :i., 1•1 CourtllcM Circle, ....,,tlftalott kacll,
flt_, CAt-.
Publlslled Or-C...SI Delly Piiot, FRANKLIN J . BUCCELUI, »ti Se91. 1', :ll, lD. Oct. 1. 1., _,,., Cout11lcM Circle, ....,,,..,._ kach,
CAnMt. Tflls~l1~by en l11-
c111v10ua1.
olv•" th•t th• ""cll•ralo"•cll, ••1------------111ro ... 1e M. Bucc•ll•
Conwnatar al Ille "'1.te of MARl°'4 fllCTITIOUS •USIMllSS
S. HORTON, Centene .... wlll Mil at MAME STATllMllNT
P•l••I• Mle to t"9 lllQfllnl -~ T"• lollowll'IQ -tof" ••• dolno
b._r --le,_ •"" c-tloM butln•ua:
Tiii• Sl.t.......,,t wn llted wllfl tlle County Cieri< of OraftQlt C-nty o"
S.pl. 14, 1'91 ,.,,...
PUblllllecl Or-C...91 0.lly Pllet,
S.P' ,.._ 23, lO, Oct. 1, 1•1 •ttl .. l l\ereln•hff ~ -..-1ee1"' SOB CONSULTANTS AHO FUN· conflrm.tlGfl by Mlcll S...rlor c-1, DING, KOLL CENTER, WEST
on S.C.t ...... 22. 1•1, •I -....., of TOWER, SUITE 3DOO, -Ma<At1hvr -----------
1.00 P.M. or tllenafter wltllln IN u .... Blltd , N_, kkll, CA 92660. PUIUC MOTIC£ •llo••cll by I•• •• , Ill• olflu of DIANNA R. RATCI L, a o1
WI LLIAM R. FROEBEAG, JSU, OrCMn10rl ... SanteAna,CA9?107. -----------
Camino Mira Golla, San Cle,...nl•, WILLIAM L. SMITH, •t ~ fllCTITIOUS •USINllSS
C•llfornW. ... ,..,,., Utle, ll1tel"ttt •nd Flo••• Cout1, Newoon B•kll, CA MAMIJ STATllMllMT
.. ,.,. of Yid MARION s. HORTON, tMJ. Th• lollowll'IQ person• ••• OOlno
conserv"", encl ell rlQl'lt, lltle -I"· Thi I bWiln•n 11 co,,.,IKl•cll by • bu1lnn1 H :
,., .. ,that Yid •lUM .... acquired, by oener•I ll«tMnNp. JL ENTERPRISES. ~ Sandplplr,
ooeretlon of 1-of otllerwlM, otMr Ol•nne RMcll 1nlne, CAt2114.
, ~':,loOrHIS". HeclldOltT~ tlon .t~tloottlleMld Thh Slat-wn llll!CI wltll Ille JAY C FENSTERMACHER, ~ ~~" " ......., ·-•• Cownty Clerk of 0r•ll09 County on Sandpiper, lrvlne, CA "714.
el propet1y cllncrllled ti follow1: 5"t. U , Hel C 0 H S T A H C E B .
, Undlvlclltd -.flall lnter .. t In f'lovw flt19111 FENSTEAMACHE A, ,.. Sendplper,
.,,d lot'at MS c.t.llna St,...1, uouna Publl'11ed Oranve C°"st Dally Piiot, lrvl"•· CA '2114.
Buel\, Callfornla, morw perlk ulerly S.ot. 1'. 23, JO, Oct. 7, '"' 40SWI Thlt bu1lneu h conducted ty •
cllHcrlbecl •· LOI l• of Tract Ho. 170, oe,,.,al partMnhlp.
per m•o recorded In aooei 17, •' Paoes PUIUC NOTICE Jey c. F•n"trmk.N•
, JO, l1 end 12 of MIK•ll_...,S ""-c.anstlonee 8. F-ttrm.<Pt« rt<OrdsofOr_C_y,Callfomle. 1------------I Tiiis Sl.tter1*11 ••s filed wltf'I tlle
Bids or otters ere Invited for Mid fllCTITIOUS •u11Mass coullty O.rl< ot Ore1199 CouMy on
-"" encl must bt In •rltll'IQ -MAMIE STATllM .. IT Sattt. 14, 19'1 wlll be received at the olllce of Tiit followlno penon I• dolno bodl· 1'1""1
WILLIAM R. FROEBERG •• ,_,.,, ness a\ Publllllecl Orenot Coest Delly Pl!ot.
for Ill• ht•tt OI MARION s. Cll OIRECT ELECTRONIC s.c>t.1•.Zl.JO,Oct.1.1•1 41°"411
HORTON, or ,,,.., bt llled wltf> the MARKETING; 121 DIRECT ELEC· -----------
Clerk of Mkl ~lor Cour1 or *' TROHICS, 2'1n H"9D Road, L99UN
11¥ered to 1119 .. Id Admln1Ure1or Hl•u.I, CA m n PUlllC tlTICE
person•llY. et ...., 11 ..... n .. first JAMES VINCENT EARLEY, -----------
,,...1<.tlon of I.Ills notk • --. u1n H"9D A-. L...-HIQuel, CA mekll'IQ Micll Mle. S.kl Mle Wiii bt t?e11
made u-.,. leOowlno termt: Call Tiii• 11<111,,.. Is conductied by en In·
or pert,_,,.,,. part crecll1, tlle term• clllvldwel
of tUCll Uwcllt to bt kCll't•ble to Ille J. E-y
uf>derJl9Mc11anclltol"9SuperlorC-1, Tiiis ... '*"*" wn llled wltll tlle ten -~ 110%1 ot Ille •-t bid cou11ty Clen of Or•ll09 County on to ecc-y Ille otlff by certified 5"1. u. ,.,
ci..tk end Ille belAftG• to Ila "Id "" 1<119112
confirmation of Mle by Ille Suoer1or Publlslled Or-CO.s1 Delly Piiot,
Courl. T••s. rents •nd melntenaM• Sept. 1•. U.lD,OcL 1.1•1 ~l
ooenMs. -or-tum• on lftwrenc• acceotell't to Ille pure-l>Nll be
proret..i ft of Ille date ot ncorclllnQ of PllUC MOflC(
connv~• £tc1'9W ci.e .... sl\ell be -----------
equally divided i.twWft the perlles·
E••mlnatlOft of Ihle, rec-lno of con·
VtyaftCt, lr.ntltr lHH and et\y tltle
lnwrance lhall bt peld by tN ... ler n. rloMs ~ to re1«1 eny tnd
all bldt.
Oattd: Se9ltmber t , 19'1 .... ~ ..
WILUAM R. fl•Ot1•a1tO
llUOllM• C. LINTON UP~Mlrt~,S ... fl
,,.. ~.Ce. tan 111e1-..ne
M ... lelMLewts,
ConMrVt ler
Publlslled Or-COas1 Delly Pllo\
$a91. ''· 11.23, ,., 001 .. 1,
PVIUC Rl
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MOTICllOfl
TRUITCll'S SALll
T.S. -1119 NOTICE IS HERE•Y GIVEN, lf\M
on w..,.,...,, Oc-• 1, 1te1 et t :eo
o'ctock e.m. of Yid clltY. In tl\a efflc•
of REAL ESTATE SECU"ITIES
SERVICE. loct tH •t 1020 Nortll
Broeclwey, Suite :!06, In -city of S.... la Ana, County al Or ...... St• of
Ce lllornl e , REAL EST ATE
SECURITIES SERVICE, e Callfornle
cor-•tton, n OUly ~-Trvst ..
under .,,., our-t to Ille -of .... col'lferred In tl\et c..ul11 OeN of
Trint ue<ut•d by lllOBERT L WALLIS ,...orded Merell JI, 1 ... , In
B-1U'6 of Olfklel RtcOrdS of Mlcll
County, al o•oe 122', Recercllor'•
lnttrument HO. JISV, by rMMn et•
bret cll or default In "yme"I or
performan<• of the obllt•ll•nt
Mc:ured t-..,Y, lncluclllno llwl lwekt\
or cltf elill, Holle t ef wtllc h wn re•
corded ,._., 27, 1•1. I" 8-1•7• of Offklel Reconb of .. Id COl.lfttt, et
peoe tU1, Rtc-'I IMINmellt HO. 3.'612, WILL SEU AT PVIUC AUC·
TIOH TO THE HIGHEST •IODER
FOR CASH, lawlvl ,,_y of the Unit·
eel Stat11, all ,..yab6e at tN ti,,,. of
sale, ell rlQlllt, tllle -lfttarel( -
11e1c1 by It, .. T.-, 111 -to llMlt,..
al propet1y \ltwte Ill Mid c-.t't -
State, dncrtbed • , .. '°"": Ut ,. lfl
BIOCll "K" 111 Trtcl stt. In IM City ..
Newpor1 lla«I\, ••._..°"a M-. ,..
cenMcll In .._ 17 ....... IJ '° » If\. ctuslve tlf Mlecell-M..-In the
Office of IM Recorclltr of Mid Draf191
c-ty.
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IM•IH,., W. ...... :.~~•m•m t~:!::.~•~•to•••u ~•~•~n••:•• ....................... .._..., 111.a to.A I a........a.1MO IH .,.... .. ..., I .....-•r:-it•-••••••••••••••••n••••• ••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• nn•••• .. •y-•••iji;••• -------~llll!c!'! .. ~Q~~w~l~flsi~ TWOIOI TWO w~i't ~.HI • Wlltl'lla >I Zlr. I 8'. w,pra•.u · bedroom euntlve
1 81 %ba "'l+Uat tuthtly remodeled POOL blmel 2~ batA.
OW'lltr'• uak. Plua 2Br " I beat e d Ja cu n I formal dlAlD•. family
rental cotuat. All la aecluded la redwood room. flreplaee . Hu1• d e t k • I u 1 b I l ,,__ •--"-Wet rul 1h..-pcondw1t1etllou· l111d1uped covered ';';.%'-~a..itul·
tloo. OW Owner will eallo. INCLUDINO lY fr1ttd too! 1140,00t• ~l~·t,: ~· ::r; COLOR TONED AP Cal m.mo
PLIANCES ' LAUN T ... .,.. 80.000. ORY. 6~721 I PLUS 1 Br l Ba OWNER WILL HELP
WHAnUMlftillf DolllMK&te With ,., •••• YOU BUY ! Spar " ~
1
patio • extr• par1&ln1. w..-m 4 Br 11.r ocean. AIOUTUMqul Compleu privacy lo A1klnc '178.500. Bkr
C O M p A ft l T H i S both on l lot -louted In .::.Ml.:::..:;'11-""0l~......----
p R I C E T h r e e BEST BUY • TERMS, the nlceat area of E. NO QUAUf'YlNG ... f Br
bedroom, two bath. auumab&e financlni. ~ Coate Mtu. 1\19,SO dream home. Prime
t\replace. Carmel model BR Irvine Ttrrace. fee with ilnt flnaoclna. area. Lovely uptrades.
In Harbor View Homes. land. Sale or lease op-Drive by 8Uit>wer then p,900. Btr. 848-'115
Lovely private yard lion. A . 760-8311 caU&lMmfora ,,.... 1044
Very nlcut D .500 MEEDS TLC a .ooo DOWN, 3"BR 2 Ba. • ..................... .
. · E/llde home on R·2 lot. AIANDOMED WHITE SAILS
Bdrm, 2 bath home on
larae lot. <>rean and b•>
views. SUS.000.
BEAUTIFUL BA CK
YARD BAY VIEW
Temfir buy, and gre.i
owner f111anrinf makf
this three bedroom
home an exc1llng pro-
perty. s.»s.OOOfee
LOOKING FOR A BIG
BEDROOM! This IS for
you Remodeled three
bedroom, three bath,
fireplace. beautiful m·
terior Eastbluff 1s 11 gre11t plare to live.
$215,000.
lrvme Terr. pool bome Price SJ6$,000. Take OUt of town owner will
w /4 Br.+ boous. <?wnr over pymll of S1800 mo aell •t the low market
will hnanre·pnced No nuallfyitla or aet pri~e Woodbr idge below market. Hurry on " ... ~.. • tbis one! Grea Astle newloan ~-Gables Bridgeport .., YHY L~ DO-... model. Lilted at 12C».OOO 7.-l22l """" """" with assumable loan I·~~~ I }:I ~~~ y~~~~~vde!Y :~ ~!1~~1r i~~.t::115• _ b __ , •• -C M Lg assumable loan
F..e.tkia.,i
Duplex. Buyer who
needs neg income +
shelter. Front unit 3
bdrm, fplr, jac, 3 ba.
muii ocean view . Rear
unlt 3 bdrm. 2 ba Under-
ground pking for 4 ran
103 dn, large assuma·
ble. inc. $1700 per mo.
Priced at '150.000. Drive by 714 Poinsettia. H you
at low rates. 2.S yrs new
Call Jerry S4C>-0312 or
631· 7370 A . Prin onl
TRULY A FIND -Old like, caU the owner at
CdM, South of Highway, -'7""'52-"-6955=o-..-----
llHTOllACH
Approx l "'1 mttes to
bearh , beautiful
townhome Mex1c1n tile
entry. firepla~. 3 klng
u bdrms. 2"'9 ba. Huge
covered patw, ch1rmlng
mini yard. Near 260 acre
reaional park Great
value only Sl31 ,SOO
6'5·0303
Stylsli Shrt9r
Nicely det.alJed 3 Bdrm
home 10 Californ ia
Homes. Seller will
cooperate with finanr·
ing. Shows like new
home. Close to park
w /tennis & swimming.
Call for details.
architerls own custom Duplex won't last for ... 1 ... ir:u-..u...i17 home. Beautiful details bu ye 'r w b o needs .., m;m:n ',._
thruout. ~.000. negative in + shelter East.side Fruit trffS & e1.::.i',;1,fl
hf,\[ J y
.. I 1 /000 LIVE ON THE GRAND
CANAL Your own
dock. plus a three
bedroom and den house. with a one bedroom m·
come unit A rart 01>
portun1ty Owner will
carry lst TD 599.000
~nee ~.000. S% dn · r o s e s 1 P r 1 v a c Y • Large assumable. Mon· seclu.sion in park like
thly rental inc: Sl42S yard SUMy 3 BR. Bnck T~
Drive by 514 Marigold fplr. Covered patio ,__......
THAM WHATS
UMlqul.AIOVT
u,.;i 1oof 11()~1s
Realtors. 615-6000
CDW. If interested rail. Pride of owners hip. TOWNHOME7
John BellamY752-611M Room for expansion On Call the specialists al ly S12A.OOO.CaUMS-0303 th d · um 1n CDu•• ·-• e ron omm1 · '"'M.VrT'"' -formatton center . Above beach. below Tourhstooe Realty
Orean Blvd Semi pnv 963..al67
Rd Out ol traffic. 180
degree view Ocean & * * K'llllHCED Jetty from every WUI· llUfU dow. Prop l.gle high tide. Your 1st home in Irvine.
Obie invesf2 yrs Clear. Var ant and ready to'g~.
land incl. $1,250.000. ~·l~YOOMaDir. 2 Br condo in adult rom· Owner will f111anre p /P "' """' m; mumty. Central air &
Appt only (714 ) 673-6SZS. 3 tile bath,,, pool, spa. more Call now. Tll'LD 67l-2210 $310.000. $147,000 assurh 118,900
Three 2 bdnn. 2 bath l~~=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--mj _,B::.iY:...:0:..:w;;..:n:.:e..:.:r.~m=..;;9789~--i·[i
furn. units. Steps to COIOMAD& MAI ~i \\OOdbrldgc
beach Good sum· l-2LOT IAS1SIDI Real
mer /winter history. Charming bearh cot· ] UMITS· AXllS ly Priced at '395,000. tage, featuring 2 Bdrm SOO 551·3000
675·1752. +den, IJU'&e living room SI l6, •9?08Jrranra Pkll). Irvin•
with fireplace, double 675-1771 associated garage. Asking $269.SOO. ''I !IJllJl .. • .. LIJIJ For an appointment to 9pn., ru~ "• /\1 rr,pc,
J I I """° ti , t • ' '-~
Walker & lee
Heal f slate
7 ~t I ~0 I
aee. rall ~1151
~,, HERITAGE
. REALTORS
.........
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COUU9¥ CLUI 1289,500, 4 Br, 3 Ba.
"' • view. $223,000 in as· UVM swnable loans at 11.63%.
· ~ .. HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
& MOIE Opn Wed. Sat" Sun 1-5. ~-----~ Panoramic: views ' 200' Call Aaita SS7-1Zl0 or
frontage. Mesa Verde .;646-::.=-=saie=-='-------1
Country Club! Custom i-------•-•I 4196' exer 5Br. 11;Ba •OOODOWM!
home. Rer rm. sewing Bring paintbrush &
rm & lndry nns. 2 Bric broom to save m on 3
fireplaces. Sun der lc . bdrm fixer in quiet
Porch Storage galore '. Costa Mesa area. Only
20x40pool,spa,&rirepit. $99 ,000 . 759·1501 or
CAL-VET
Assume 6.7S~. OWC
2nd. 2 Br 2 ba, 5 yrs new
••REOCARPET
-754-1202
HOITHWOOOS
IUUTY Immaculate 3 Bdrm
home on quiet cul de sac
in Northwoods. Pluab carpets and custom
draperies thruout. Huge
patio with soothing spa.
Many extras plus low 111·
terest assumable loan
1167.000.
don osen
r~ .. t1t1 .r..,
17TH ATPRaiPECT
TUSTIN, l31·3lll
TUl1\llOCI
~UH TOWMHOMIE
Beautiful Jasmine
Model 2 bdrm + den
with delightful back
yard. Great f111anc111g.
Assume 12"'13 loan &
owner will rarry 2nd
T.D.
Relih1ll ~lk.1Jtv
f ;~ :; 7 :-:1111 3 car gar Creative 152-7373. ,._. ... y..., 1014
f 1n ancing welcomed' •••••••••••••••••••••••jm1111t!l!!!!l!!l!!!!l!!ml!!!l!!!l!!!m!!!!!!!!!!~ li98.000. Call Bob Lira ta ASSUME n 40f• I ST
Rltr. 759-1221 BY OWNER Walker & lee
Real Estate
$40,000 DOWH
I lO/olMJ.
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OCIAHPIOMT
New hsUo1. 2 Br on
duplex siae lot near Ole
BaJboa Pier.1525.000
PIHIMSUU DPU
Lra 4 Br 2 Ba + c:hann·
ing bachelor Wlit just
steps from bay or ocean.
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Two 2 Br apta only ~ blk
to beach. Okter but cute
.. nHt. 123),000
C•ll UI to lee lbeae.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR . INC
67~46JO
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2400 sq .ft. exer 4 BR 3 Ba
home. Fam nn. eat.in
kitch .. liYlnl nn. formal ---------1 dining rm New paint-& LIASIOP'TIOM paper. Spri n k I er
Lu1urious custom coo· system. dbl gar. water
do. 2500 sq. ft. 2 frpks, 4 softener. Xlnl nbrhd ,
bdrms. 2~ baths. SU.SO 1reat schools. 10 min to
mo. $l95,000.&e4Ql o c e a n . 0 w n er transferred 1200.000 JUST USTEI owe 2nd. Call to see.
4 BR 1~ ba. seller -'7'""1~'·-'-77;.::5;..:·l:.:::rn=-----1
motivated. Terms.li--••••••-111
Terms. Terms. Call SIS,OOODOW
quickly 752·6498 Take over loans. Owner
Plitn IV Real!v
in defualt, will listen to
all offers on this 4 bdrm.
Located on qlliet rul-de·
15 year interest only.
Univ. Part 3 bdrm. 2 ba.
single fam!Jy home. It's
clean, it's varant. And
can be moved into
almost immediately
Let us show you this one
and others.
sac. Carey. lf523 CAM"'5Dl: IMM~
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Eleaant shlgle family
bo\ne. Professionally de·
rorated and landscaped.
4 barm. 3 ba. library.
Air, alarm. amenities c.,.,,, _ .._. II II aaiott.
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l.__.lltl •--'-1040 l acre + bldg aite, gent· -•-ly slopina )>llrcel short ••••••••u•••••u••••• distance from tennis •
S7000DOWMI burh. Ownr bu in· For S•le by owner. eluded p&aiw for cus'°'11
Sbarp 4BR. SBA, liv rm. viii•. 1175,000. Sper-
fam rm, Ir& lot, trffS taculuviewl! • c ...... ,......
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Next lo Greenbelt. A1.. MISSION REALTY
au me lo•u See *4731 a.oytime. 1134 .500.
Caretaker on prop. lr7 ll
Dine St. S31-07H or
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100"-MWCM
Owntr will tarry at U~'Xt . 2 Br. Condo.
$U0,000 full price. Alellt ••st•. '
Dlvotte Forca Sale
Lower l Arch Bay.
Gre•t oce.n view, pvt
aru. fbdrm beach
house. •3144.
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Special flat rate tor non-commercial users offering merchan-
dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the same for '8 days
or one. Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days.
For on EXTRA day, call today 642·5678
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Part time graveyud SIClfTARY Sb 1irl jewelry P /f M •· l. en no x ,. h 1 n a , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Marble Top t11blC'll. 3
answering s~rvice _no a.Ll~ESTMENT Retail Sa~s f c+ ..i.. Newport Ueach Jaw or 10.3:30 PM. no exp ner. ··Meredi~h ", l61S pr * SC•ll.D..I • t:nd & 1 t'Orfet AB set. ex,. nee. aun. typing Earn while ydu learn. ro ·-'fl".-bce. Word processmg. HS Grad. ts.20. s.40-3333 ~lal'e sellmgs. SI 10/set· ~ poo .125 ei1. 837·3703
req.call·fW·Ol40 II E. R I T A G E IMMEDIATE OPENUP(' IN . ~ Will train . Caryn · _!Xt 2:56...J0.9...fMTami ting S40.IM83 * rllMTIMG. Mahogun)' color Ch1oa
--__!b_~ INVESTMENT w1 II 1111'1 Marketing Re~. to sell 644 16. TEACHER-Pre School l9lh Century lamp S8S. 30' lnfrareddryer ij 0 Cabinet. 48X70 Cost.
PBX ANSWRSERVICE lea.ch you trealt \C HUNTINGTON BEACH a product lhal IS wanted -~-Part lime. Also AIDES mirror $7S. rrystul ran 642-5457 crfht' 6 rM. $400 new Will sell for
Fttime d.lfs &c P~1me rinanring. lOJI Ex &neededbye"!ryone. S.IC~AKY Call Marilyn847 5284 delabra 75.5408483 $175 Tan Vinyl 3 piece
E• bel r I ' rhanges. tn\eStOr de R "S"ntat1" 'S from Stop N' Go Eatnlnfpatenllal We wlU trail\. Exrel op--' eves. ipr Pu Pa..> velopmenl & rounschng epr... ... . vc $40,000.115(),000 port In sales om r11. TEACHERS/Director for Copper mug. 17th Cent Nikon . f'."TN M>-205 1.oom divan, good cood. $SO 19
depends on ex pr Ex per counselors re Markets will be at the Stop N' Go •Co Training Starting salary 1500 to preschoolint.M. Full or monastery, SJSS Copper 20 m1lhmeter $450 OBO B W portable 1'V
540-1"7 relve tOO''-romm. The is Market located at 17422 Beach Blvd., * Qualiried Leads S600 per mo. Raises P jf1me 7~~ teakettle, 18th Ct'nt • With eas~. S.S1·4532 ~emot~~'-548-~~
Ii per hr. to start. Must an unusual oppty ror Huntington Beach on Wed., Sept, 'i6th •High lnrome co m men s u r a t e TE AC H E R In r ii n t tl~"""S4().1148J 3SMM KOWA ELEGANT S LA 'J' E ·
bavt car. Call Marla nght person. Conr1dcn· from 9AM .3p M to talk to you about Lict...,_ IMrcJy w .LJ!erformance. 77~9159 Development Program. Slot Moch9ws With ~-,ash SIOO topped Credenza. Gr~t
64$· l 1 a I IP terv1ew ca 11 . d" I 't" s~ p t 1 me Member or Mills 5c. ·~. 25', 5()' SJ()() 557-8393 for a~t storage & v
Phoeoflnisbing Vince 546-s.> tmme iate emp oymenl opportum ies Al. 75+ 1·.54S-6793 SEClETAIY LE. lrilnsd1sciplinar_ y team. Just what your bo3l c~ 1035 p.~ ~· 6671 •• --w t_. ,,.. l availabl~ to mature. responsible & ,._ s 1 Ed In> D 1 bl .. d s ID "" ,.1me prio er .,.,cretarial position 10 ~c1a important need s. 67~1907 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tn. a e. ..... 111 .. wl&JI exper. on Kodak~ career· minded 1nd1viduals in the artive N-..nrt Center Jackie Popp,546-5760 -----PersianAdul" . .en chairs, dk CtnlSh, $.59S ~-..... Antique Amer. Oak Curio .... .,,, or similar eqwpmer1t RE.AL ESTATE llunlington llearh area. Evening Realtor's olfiu. Front TR• ~E Cabtnet. $.S(l(). Antique Kitten. $175 cash. 673-6979 Opp'ty tn management ~·t N ht M & th f II SALIS-I ~E office• position requires .,..,...""'" F aU 546-~ Irvine area Call for PROFESSIONALS i• anager. ig anager o er l\ The Los Angeles Timel good telephone voice. Or&lATOR rench W Clork ~ Ornate Inns ltd
a 't : 857·0161. WANTED time pos itions avail. No exper . n ee. C1rculat1on Dept cur-typing & appearance. Apply to Mr.; Baltazar. ~l·S979. Dogs 8040 $400. Queenordouble
PHOTOG•"'-.aEIS We train. For more information call· rently has positions SH & real estate ex Holel Laguna, 425 s. ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• _ ~}1J98aft6 __
tuV"n Come to the action Most 714 774 92l0 available 1n sales as a perlence helpful but not Coast Hwy . Laguna · FREELAND'S KEESHOND Pups AKC Beautiful s pc bdrm set.
Experience necessary wanted area m So Ca hf • • fie Id representative. essential. Prefer local Beach 494-11.'il, New load or Amer. oak & Champ sire M F Pel & $.SOO Cockle ii & end
Please raU,&3l·22S4 Buyers can arrord to ~ o,,. ~M/f You'll earn an hourly resident For interview TELEPHONE SALES lots smalls Come early 5 h 0 w p v l Pl Y tables, chrome glass.
rHOTOPACKAGE pa)'. Call Larr v wage+ generous rom rall Mrs.DuhJ. LagunaBeach.Eve~ ror bes t s election 2t3 ~97-i345 a!t_5_pm p 7S.642l2'T7'°548-64!Q_
• 4'a PllM1'a W h 1 les1des . Ba I boa m1Ss1ons Call 64.2·4321. W•sley M. Taylor Co. Call tod~497·4188 <China Cabtnets. tool FlEA PROIUM? Basst.'tl bednn suite. an-
N d M l!iland Really 67J.8700 ext L204 1-...ao.--~ l.9lh St C M P EST f REE e I H l1que white 2 hdboard• or dl3orKodakS RETl"EEtorbeach . ·""""'··--I'S 644-4910 TR ... VaA'-E&IT .~•~•., .... ·7331 II d · "· p E R ,__...~ °' -· "' -"""' -~""" lron1ca > rt s your dble dresser. tall rhesl,. rinter, xp prer H __..._.,.. pa r k 1 n g Io t Are you a dynamic. out Immediate opening for home or all cr:jj"hnit & Mid-size roll lop desk perm. Ftr. Key pos1 RECE:f'TIONIST Mature.person,dayand <714)846·8-414. 1146·8086 SCHOOLIUS going,sell motivatedin· experienced agent (lying 1n!tel'l S w ·bookcase.9G2078ll
lion. video analyz1n!( Full time Nr 0 C evening shifts. Cafeteria eves . DRJVBlS dividual? Have you de· Vacation traveler~ Appioncn 1010 permanently 635·8028 -
exp. helpful._<;olorsense Airport. Medium lll hvy style restaurant in Rae Cius to traln srhool bus ve loped excellent Beauttrul Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• collect Settee, red velour. SlSO.
req. Competl~tve wages phones. No lypm!( S5 hr quel Ball Club. . . Roottr Set-flee Mm d r 1 v e rs now being general ofrire. com Beach oHice &IO 0821 llUY APPLIANCES ·. -Elec BRQ. almost new. Top pay for ngbt person, 752_,..,.,o 1 973 ~ 966 2666
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w 1expr rrom I to 2 yrs formed H interested, I, mumcatton. and people Gene Les 9S7·8t33 Sprlllger Spameb AKC: SS 0 Imm 1 ta l Ion
k A I "°"" Co t l P r R l -IJ\'er & wlute. 2 malt>. 2 Ch l T 7· SlS noo-1mo er. ppy ---R nar ac11r ooer applyHuntingtonBearh skills?Ooyouhaveprior , rismas ree .. l~l :30. On Sile Photo-RECEPTIONIST ror ex estaurant 9552 Woodlono Dr. HB. City School 015" l., 73S I TYPIST .ttECEPT New Thermidor 4S . glass female left SlZ.S Parh Hardwood maple coHee c1l1ng NB Tour ofr IUSIOYS 9 secretaria exp! wnh ,~ l·ouktop w grid 670-1225 graphics. 3303 Harbor M d Experienced Da• shift. 964-~ 14th St. H.B.536-7519. typing 60 wpm? ff so. I D Pt Harbor Yachts dle ibroiler. model OCT _ table. MO New queen llir Blvd. ES. Commerce 0 erat~ ex per req. , Sa I Boat Instructor Sch 1 · want tot-''-wr'thy"'•.1'11 sales oHice needs a good SHIHT'lU PUPS mattress. WI 5513360. Park. : Good typ111g. spelhng & ( 6 ·JOA M .2 JOP M I for 1 oo • noon supervisor ....,. vu typist r~epl lo work ..S. retail $700. Sell $4SO AKC. S275 -~ grammar a must. only Towers Restaurant. need~d in Newport Brh. Mon Fri 11 .15-l ·JS. $3.9S explain this aggressiv~ _, 640-•ISO. Waler ~.lg mirrored ,~I~ ... ·sh.&. level headed llldiv ne"d Laguna Beach. 1•pply 25·27 rrwstng sail boaL per hr Andersen Srhool position which includes wkend pp'ty ror addi 642·3277 /548-6460 headboard, l'Omplete w, ,_ -Aa ,.,, ~ ,, Wk d Frr ti · 1 d t1onal hr.;. Will train on 2 yr old Whirlpool AKC E 1 h c k 1350 Need exper'd person apply. Travel benefits to lo . Nina . 494-8460. !I lo 5. en. s now . sum· 760-3490 compe t1ve sa ary an Washer. S200 w dryer ng is Ot' er a c res so r I es . wi.Wl nooring, draperies. So Pac1f1 r Submit Mon-Fri mer incl, wkends. $4.SO Cull benefit package. romputer 493·2011 or free Spaniel Pupp1l'!>. 5 wks ~S·9479
back1rou.nd for order Resume toT Lehr. 24872 . --· hr Call ~7t00 SECRETARY Submit appltcatioo lo 496 0745. -646-8394 Old M f Multi colors Dmetle set. 5 piece Oak. ing,scheduling,bilhng Ttmberwood Wa), F:I RETAILSALES Sale; -net>dedforlrv111e Tract HowardOennan TYPIST RECEP Best Price in town Parquet table top
Set-retarial skills 3184 TOrC!,Ca _!Q;JO • 1nheal~hrood slore Full COSMETICS Esrrow orr1ce Must THEJRVINE TIONISTP.R&Cundde •REFRIGERATOR.apt $22S~.1;i1-0ffiO 42X<l2 ~8487297
Airway, SuJle D CM & _P lime avail Call Wanted Cosmetirs haveescrowupr Hrs 8 COMPANY velopmen l de p t. s ize, works ok S6S GoldenRetnever.; Rt>cepuonist fullT1m4! Sh1rle alS44·0770 Salespers on High lo 5, Mon lhru Fri 1601 CamelbackStreel Personable, organned 67S·8127,997o.t32 9weeks01d AKC oras . cust made ol ~1601 Newport Center l.aw Employer pays health & N t B h c self i.tarter Varil'd . S I\ loman ~. sora bed , p If help wnld. no exp Ofhres Call Ntkkt or Retoil s.s ,H'SOft fashion Spe(ialty store dental benefits. Call for ewpor ~ar . a. re s p 0 n s I b ii 1l1 e s i~1dg:.a ~:cu ~t" nr~:s~ ~-~1942 ch r 'I 00 SS 2. 87 56 .
nee Answering Service Art 9552411 Hi-Fashion discount NewPort Beach area a~240S0Toni 11416:.44 6796 55 65 wpm Excell free S2~. Reversl'drs Wire Fox Terrter Pups !ISS·~~
S3.SO per hr. to start. store Full & Part-time Salary +commission be r 1 & pt t d ., ••. 60.,. AK<.: Xlnl breeding Drt>xel sofa $16.S. Oriental call133-3333EOE RECE:f'TIONIST a\'ail Sal·Tues · ll 6 Good company benefits. SECRETARY ne 1 s op Y 0 a .,.... "" Shots SJ00.827 5292 dm table w stools Sl7S.
for Cull time pos1t1on m Wed-Fri 118 Experience neressar). Real Esl<lte Investment ••SECRETARIES•• vunce60Santa Ana area Avocado Frigidaire SHiil TZL" pups. AKC. Twin mattii.pr"• SllOea. P /TIME EV&tlHGS
Crnn t6M) , ... c.,..,,
Alults with IKUta.ndmg
attractive personahl1es
who enjoy working with
10·15 year old youths.
Eveniaas S-9 p.m. Call
642-4321 , ext 343
between 2 p.m. and 5
p.m. Ask for Andrea
PtrlME work in High
rash1on boul1que
Responsible. Laguna
area.494-D-1
llEALESTATE
Mtwtto.SM
For Sout hern California
Builder looking for Cull
\Une sales person. Must
be Lir. Comm Draw
Call9SHIOO
CMh iropractirdor1fi ('er &16-~ Orlaoe . Stendhal. companyseekingexpr'd T70 /REconlrart$13.000 54657 refr1g,2door.good cond S250andup Cas honl) sm rose~ood;--hest 1)5 usl be depen abe, e · DeMarkorr. Borghese secretary. Require· Recpt/r60iP'->ne$14,400 VetennaryAss'l p95 675·5847 3al
r1c1ent and t}pe ~ell. Retil D!L CaU644-7100. rnents Typing 6S 70 T70 XlntCo/f'unS18.000 w3nted.rem .. e,.p Apt size washer dryl'r ~9 S40-S48J ---
Non·smoker prerered S ... LES,., ,...,.,a.-.o...n wpm. diclaphone. or· Exp Consultant Ours req"d. 54&0010 Can operate 00 an} sink AKC. Arghan brindle. 2 DINING cha tr.>, 431\Uque _Gill631·~ M•OCJlf--•H "' -~ gamzallonal skills & a Liz RemdersAgy, Jor Woitff~aitrHs '2()().494 7:E7 months. rem Shots & English oak. SJIO. 2anl•·
R E c E P T G I R L LA ·s most sucressful Orrice supply company proress1onal manner 4020 BirrhEAt'64EOE wormed MOO After 6pm ~Uf clorks ~7136 __
FR JD A y . F t 1 me, ladies resale and dts· has full time positions Localed near 0 . C Newport ,1133-8190/Free "pply b wn 9A M & '79 GE t5'-z ru fl ref rig. 631·3560 Dark blue sofa. very good genera I ofr Nr So count store is opening a available. Will train A i r P o r t C a I I Noon. Charhe"s Chili. brown . lop f reezc r. Doberman Pupp1e5. blk & cond. JOO", $125.
Coast Plaza 7S41S33 new location 111 Orange Newport Stationers, Inc _714r.r7S·!!l&S· 767 !9th St · Door •IOI. 1t•emaker,129S 5408483 tan . <7 weeksl shoti.. S75 call8474960
R . Se Co. We are seeking a S.S7·9212,Mr.Emmons SK11~P~ C.M Rerrigerator. S200 ea Ong bamboo rum. 7 ov•s ecept1on1st cretary. T A L E N T E D SECRETARY '"' Wo-L.....--u.a.. Was her dryer & gas 96<i 6161 ,.. JO hr week Must ha'e eo l Semi relli'ed man pre ~ ·~ mcl 7' t•ouch. ~.tint a r c u r ale l y p 1 n g MANAGER who is m SALES ,. as groW)llg organtza re r red $4 SO hr Wholesale import rom range. Sl25 each Di~ 4 AKC Cocker Spaniel cond s.500 firm 675-$SllS
tere<ted 1n PART COM .... ,..Ct ... •l.L I.Jon lorated in Laguna 7 6 o be pan• nr-'· wareho .. ·e hwasher.$100_ 646-S8411 MF Butr 6 k ----Pleasant en,1ronmenl " -AA. Nt'guel offers excellent < 141 75·61 l twe4.'n , """ ~ ~-pups I • w s Lrg Pecan CofCee ••ble OWNERSHIP or the new 0 h ~ I p No e x p 0 r Stove, rull size. works .., · Laguna Beach 497 2333 Tired or selling houses 7 opportunity ror detail o-4pm "' • PS0-'250:..641 1672 S95 2 matching end store. Quahhed can necessary Pleasant j ver} good mo 5488513 for tnle~iew did ale s'--··'d have 2 lO 4 days a week ? We need conscious energet ir SEC'Y IUGALI k d . • ... 4.... In Search of adorable tables. S3S ea Triple
nvw one licensee to learn lhe person with excellent New position open 10 our wor 1 n g ron it ion 5 or.....,. "°" medium size young dog Ma pie finish dresser, RECEPTIONIST yrs mech exper and a skills to manage. broker skills 3 years ex per well eslabhshed Irvine volden's Magtt· Wand. Dryer gas dean works Pref male Pedigreed SllO Couch, 115 Twin
F time pos1t1on to min or $25,000to mvesl comm ercial real estate. Call Mr.;. Semas <7141 offi ce 12 years ex 946W 17th St, CM.App good ' ris' S48·S513 or ornot.646-3375 Bed frame mattress & answer phones & greel in this profitable and ex· Income from mg ml 831 .6400 ly9AM llAM 548·4485 bo · 1100 Sold people . hte typmg, IQ. ('lling business Prin· h 1 1 S --. perience Excellent lyp WINDOW W""HER Adorable Bloodhound. f . x spnngs. 1
b All I w i e_ y~u. earn. uper Secretary General Of· ing skills Salary open 1~ F'ridguJairc 9wks. AK(.', m> maple butcher block. key )' touch required. riples only. rep ies benefits . lire 111surance. fire good lyp111g skills _c_all f'ran.833-3622 Must have expr & de \'l'ry good cood SI~ 494-5486 77().1185 $75 Misc small rurn exper prererred Good confidential Call now health msuranre & den . 851·"""< , i!fndabler~r-~~ 63146lJ l 493-7960 c ompany bener1ts. forappl CallAnswerAd lal plan Contal'l Ken. , _ ......... S.cy,i1leupt •h-fftoYou 804 1 ems
medical insurance Call :42l!,_642..QX! 24 hrs 675.6700 SECRET ARY We have 11 permanent M a > l a g Po r l a b 1 t• •• •• , •• ••••••••••••••. MOVING SAL.f RW.ESTATE Ru s 1 v Pe I 1 ra n XUOXOPBATOR washer dryer Xlnt F Ad bl f w h d b · RET All Support acrtg tpersonnel p 1t1me po6tl1on for af d S220 r e e or a e esting ouse s1 e y SALIS Res taurants , In t· M ......... G~ Sales functions. Good \'ariety ternoons 112.30-5 301 Reproduction Graph1rs ron . 495. _....... Co r kapoo puppy side refng, coppertone. Thi~isour36thyearsell (714 1549·!!.~-"'""" gl & h · MF OC · Terhnirian lo operate """" Trained. $$SO Oueen bdrm set ing (ine Southern needed for ladles dis Fullorpartt1mehelpfor growl opportunity , near Airport, copymarh111es,colate& Coppertone Chambfrs . .
California homes RECEPTIONIST counlBoutique Mgr ..MatemilySt.ore. No ex· Siii 80 wpm, type 55 t yping 5S·60 wpm bind reports. Neatness Stove $75 Fril(1da1re 760-0142 ~ Misc.548-6&3 __
Perhaps you would en· Receptioni s t r o r CALLANNABELL per1ence necessary. wpm. 10 key by tout"h Salary ~OOhrtoslart essential Full lime Ap Refrig f~. 6428850. Mixed lab puppies. JUSt to Section Play P(n Newport Beach loan <21317494041 557~734 Newport Center loca ~a1limmed. 8!'J.l-9971 ply in person to Mr 840 8208 weaned. 2 Dant' mix Couch. rust r ol9red {~Y f~~:;~ a r~~:~~:~~ brokerage firm Busy Sales. Fine Art Gallery, lion Good salary & Service slallon attendant Fuentes at Robert Bein. She.eJ!lix· 548-2980 Best ofrer Oak D1111ng
areas s~b as Big Ca telephonesandhghll)p-only exper nee4 apply beneC1ls Arlene. days6AM·3PM Apply Wilham Frost & A~ Frost Free Re rrqc 12 1 )Oung German Rm Table wG rba1n. mg Exp. prererred RETAIL •M"""" . .,,~,,,,.3 Dana 640.Slll Shell station 17th & Q IS Avorado. left open SlSO Shepherdmaledog!>.blk Grandrather's Clork nyon, Spyglass Hill, C ...,.,...,.,, ...,....,,.. soc1ates. 1401 ua1 l . S46 1038 Bar Chairs S50 eilcll..
Irvine TerTare, Ltnda all K~~9350 BUILDERS Point ----SECRET A.RY Irvine;, NB_ -Npt Brh • & Ian Ne~port Shelter Plants Hall Tree SJSO
Isle.etc. SALES-GEHOFC Experienced, ror SERVICESfATION Aptshuto.e 644-3656 631.6220_
If you are presently ar R.ESales Growing wholesale established Orange ATTB4DENT X·Ray pl631·9366 Shetland Sheep Dogs. ---
live in real estate sales PRODUCERS? EMPORIUM rurnilure showroom is County construction Full or part time Even REGISTBlED 19 cu. ft. frost rree brother & s1slt.>r, B&W. Movmg Sale. rorree ta· do )'OU have !immediate k" II . d firm. Shorthand, typing ings & week-ends x.• "'Y TECH Rerngerator. white with beauuful 49'J·4600 ble, 2 end tables. glass & unlimited access 10 Excellent progressive see mg a se -motivate & light bookkeeping. ll'A --tops. match 2 end lamJ16, commission split Ter • M ff' for Cllime work in Mac's Texaco~ Experience required wood & chrome trim BI a c k pure ma I e 1 hangtn!( lamp. ~00
lhe president or your nhr programs and re is Clllflg area or sales & general R~ply to: Ad 11948• Daily SERVICE Station alt end Sa I a q n e got 1 ab I e Good rond _ID~ 536-37~ neutered Lab. 4 yrs. lo\' OBO Antique Hav~land
company. or is he hidden ferrals. National ad d ..AA.I oHi re responsibiht1es. Pilot. Box 1560• Costa lo assist owner w 1lubes. Newport Beach i\rea f'ngidaire washer dryer es people. good watr h fine chm a Grttn & gold
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you Increase your earn FOOD PREP-Sandwich This division or the be~efits. Call for app t· perienre necessary SE~IN~ MACHINE u~a..-.£._ store w /sell clean oven or548·3036 ble six chairs & china m(ls~ maker, etc. Ir you are Wickes Compon1es will M 1 k e Fedder 1 Y · Hours & sale.t.XJ1eg. Will "8 ,_., ... -Avocado.~. 548·6962 Free to good home I yr cabinet server SlOOO EX~Tiencecl or tnU friendly. consctenllous. soon open a new Home Robe~son Bl vd South. train exception a I OraATVftS ••••••••••••••••,.•••••Whirlpool was hing o Id ma It' <'at 842·773t _
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· Lag.una council won't curb Arch Beach building
By STEV • :i&IPOU ., .. OeltW ...... ,_
The Laguna Beach City Coun·
ell bas reversed a previous vote
a nd decided against restrictions
on new home construction in
Arch Beach Heights.
T he council had \'Oted 4·0
earlier this month to divide the
area into tour quadrants and al
low construction of only two
houses at a lime I n eac h
quadrant.
But council members Kelly
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TOM MURPHINI -~I';
Only litter.
is left behind
GOOD OLD SUMME RTIMES: Some of the es
sen ti al rottenness that befell this best of all possible
coasts during Summer '81, remains with us today.
This is true even though we're now JO days past the
Laboring Holiday.
It's all supposed to be just a fading memory. to
match the tan. by now .
One good example of what befell that stall re
mains fall en can be sighted as you motor up or down
our Pacific Coast Highway between Corona del Mar
and Laguna Beach.
In this particul ar highway sector. we have ~ome
new stretches of state beach park which becaml' l''\
ceedingly popular wit h the visiting inland popul<i<'t'
during summer just past.
WEEK DAYS OR weekend!>. at didn't seem to
matter much as the touring visitors flocked to these
newly-opened beaches and vistas to the sea. ·
Indeed, this was territory like El Morro Beach.
Crystal Cove and other nearby points that. in past
seasons. had hardly been visited by old pop bottles.
bent beer cans or hotdog anq sandwtch wrapper~
wafting upon the vagrant ocean breezes.
The new visitors fixed most of that.
Si nce the state park system had opened up this
virgin territory. and indeed the voices of some in
land legislators were bleating even then that it
wasn't being opened up fast enough, there wai.
scarcely opportunity to prepare for the mass visita
l ions.
T HIS WAS PART ICULARLY evident along the
aforementioned Coast Highway. since that's where
most of the visitors jammed in to park. Regular
motorists in the region-found thei r new preoccupa
tion was in tryin g to miss beach visitors who were
s pr inting across the four·lane pavement whale lu~
ging two beach chairs. a picnic basket and a squirm
ing two·yelk-old.
This daSfN:or life developed on a regular basis
because state authorities had failed to provide an)
State beach pork cleanup crew in enormous waterfront pratfall
real parking for the beach visitors except along the
inland side of the highway.
Now that the mists of the morning tend to pre
vail along our shoreline. and most of the visitors
have vanished. the residuals of their beach holidays
are clearly evident to commuters who ply the Coast
Hi ghway route.
OLD BROWN BAGS, crumpled plastic wrap-
per s, paper cups and the aforementioned beer cans
and pop bottles litter the roadside as tnute testimony
to the popularity of the new beach spots near Crystal
Co ve and El Morro.
This litter even looks worse than regular litter
now because it has reposed there so long it's begin·
ning to get weatherbeaten.
It's sort of become early antique litter
Trouble is, it doesn't improve much with age.
Why, you might suppose, does the rubble still re
main so long after the happy beach throngs have
vanished back to Brea. Placentia. La Habra or
wherever?
THE SUGGESTION HER E is that the same pro·
vi sions were made by the state to clean up a fter the
beach visitors as were made for them to park
themselves at the beach in the firs t place.
None, that is. r
Certain voices out of SacramentSL\fere. exceed·
ingty loud in procla iming lhat this area shoul d be
open, free and clear for the beach goer. That 's pretty
mu~h the way it's gone.
State JOVemment, however, now seems a lot
slowe r in tidying up the mess it mandated.
Boyd and Howard Dawson
changed their minds Tuesday
and were joined an voting down
the restru:tions by Councilman
William Wilcoxel\, who had been
absent for the first vote
An angry c rowd or land;
owners hoping to build homes in
the subdivision c ame to the
meeting to protest the restric·
lions A s maller crowd of Arch
Beach Heights reside nts also
was present to back the restric·
lions. saying that a n expected
rush of new housing starts would
create numerous s afety prob·
lem s in the subdivis ion
A moratorium on new con
struct1on in Arch Beach Heights
has been in effect for several
years and is due to be lifted
Sept 24, when a new access road
for firefighting equipment
opens.
Tht• counr1I formulated and
passed the restrictions when city
staff members warned them
thal the end of the morutorium
will bring a rush of housing
starts In the subdivision.
Dawson, who s ugges ted the
wording of the original restric·
lions, s aid Tuesday he was
changing his vote .. on i;ober
second thought."
Daws on s aid he was i n ·
fluenced l>y the arguments of the
owners of undeveloped land.
who said the restrictions wodld
l'ncouragc the rush of housing
starts they were designed to pre·
vent , that lhe rush to submit
plans would result 1n shoddy
construction, and that market
forces would prevent an all-out
rush to build new homes in any
event.
Boyd said he 41lso was swayed
by the owners· arguments, and
added that he felt the council
had listened to only one side of
the argument when it passed the
rest rictions. He also s aid the
council s hould not have held a
public hearing on the subject,
which preceded passage or the
restracl,Jons. without notifying
landowners
The landowners, many of
whom hav<' waited several years
for a chance to build a home 10
Arch Beach lle1ghts. said lhe
restrictions would have caused
sbme of them to wait many
more yeari;. They s aid the
restrictions were a violation of
property rights and would lead
to lawsuits against the city, und
some said their land would lose
value as a result
Residents of the s ubda v1S1on
said they fear that a burst or
housing starts will bnn'g many
trucks with them plus debris and
street blockage. They said some
trucks have lost their brakes on
the sleep hill leading to the sub·
d 1vis1on a nd s lammed into
hom(:s. und that C'hildren would
lw cndangcred by Lhe tru('kS
Councilman Neil F1tzpatr1C'k
ani.J M1tyor Sally Bellerue, who
rontanued to support the restric·
lions. satd they felt obliged to
protect the health and safe\y
of residents of the subdivision.·
l''itzpatrick called for support
of the restrictions with the pro·
v1s 1on that they could be eased if
the re were no problems.
With the defeat of the restric·
lions. city officials announced
that the cit y will accept plans
for new homes in the subdivision
s tarting Oct. l .
City Manager Ken Frank said
all plans received that diY will
be placed together at the end of
the day and ra ndomly chosen, in
public. to determine the priority
in which they appear before lhe
city's Des ign Review Board . The
orde r in which they a re con·
s idered by the board will have
som e impact on how quickly
work cun begi n on the new
he> mes.
Mental health continuation w e ighed
C,ounty supervisors study offer from UC Board of Regen ts
By GLENN SCOTT
Of Ill• Dally l'I ... S"9ft
Members of the Orange Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors huddled
today in a closed session to dis·
cuss an offer that would allow
the county to continue using
mentaJ health services at UC
lr\'lne Medical Center
A contract for the hospital to
serve county-fund ed mental
health patienLc; 1s s cheduled to
run out Thursday. It has been
extended twice this summer,
both al the last minute
According to an offer made
Vi ejo campus
d evelopme nl
plan s tudie d
Saddleback College trustees
hav e directed distr i ct
administrators lo prepare new
guidelines for poss ible private
development of a 20·acre parcel
on the Mission VieJO campus.
The action resurrects a plan
discussed las t year b~ the
trus tees to lease a portion of the
t·a mpu s know n as the
··Ma rguerit e Parkway Land"
because of the parcel's proximi·
ty to the roadway.
However. the issue of leasing
the land to private developers an
exchange for as much as $5.2
million in cash and campus im ·
provements was rejected by the
trustees in a 4·3 vote.
Four plans for construction of
rom mercial-office centers were
submitted by developers after
trus tees solicited development
proposals. but no plan was
selected
At the ti me. concerns were
voiced by trustees opposed to de·
velopment t hat th e
en vironmental impact on the
campus would be too great and
that the d istrict might be able to
strike a better deal at a later
date
The land in question. located
at the northwest edge of the
rampus. would be leased to a
private developer for a 66-year
period.
Smee last year's rejection of
the ~evelopment propos al, state
lawmakers have cut from Sad·
dleback's budget $7 .5 milHon for
c•onstruction of a new classroom
building at the Main Campus in
Mission Viejo.
A ssem blywom an Marian
Bergeson ( R·Newport Beach >
has introduced a bill to allocate
$2 million to begin construction,
but action on the measure has
been delayed.
Board Pres id e nt William
Watts, who favored development
last year, a sked that the leasing
question be brought back for dis·
cussion in light of t he Cin anciaJ
pr oblems facing the rapidly-
growing district.
He said he a nd his fe llow
board members could not have
predicted the severe budget con·
s traints the district would be
racing when they rejected the
leasing plan last year . .... ··As tlm e has passed it is
clearer to us now that-we must.
seek alternative sources o( in· 1
come," Wat ts said'.
Tru5tees Harriett Walther ,
John Connolly a nd Robert
Moore. who voled against de·
veJopmmt on the campus dminlt
last year's vote, said they are
now in ravor or reconsidering
the plan
D i.strict Superinte nde nt
Robert Lombardi uld he would
ha ve lntormatlon on a new leas·
Log prol)OSaJ by next montti
last week but made public Tues-
day, the University of California
Board of Regents will extend
mental health services until next
June 30.
In exchange. the county would
trans fer $4 million to the
University . That figure is half of
the $8 million m disputed pay-
ments involved in a separate
contract in wh1t•h the Medical
Center provides health services
for indigents and bills the county
government.
Regents announced earlier
this year ter mination of t he
mental health care contract as
part of the dispute
David Saxon, president or the
Board of Regents. said in a let·
ter to the supervisors Sept 9
that the university would simply
hold the $4 milli o n until
arbitration or other negotiations
r esolved the disputed health
care billings .
If the S4 million eventually 1s
determined lo be too high, the
university would refund the dif·
fere nce, with interest to the
C'ounty. he said.
The regents have been under
pressure from s tate legislators
to resolve the billing disputes
a nd to wipe out t he m ulti-
mill1on dollar defi cit on t he
University account
The county supervisors were
silent this morning as they ad·
Journed from their public meet·
ing lo a private conference
room . Board chairman Ralph
Clark said no pu blic announce·
ments were planned after their
discussion
38 students seeking grants
I Senior..s named semifinalists for 5,000 merit sc holarships
Thir ty eight Orange Coa st
ares high school seniors have
been named semifinalists in
com pet ition for abou t 5.000
Mer it Scholarships to be off.ered
next year
More than a million s tudents
e nrolled m secondary schools
across the nation entered the
1982 Merit Program by taking
~µec 1al tests last year
Semifinalists represent the top
half of one per cent of ea ch
state's high school classes, a Na
t ional Merit Scholarship
Corporation s pokesman noted.
They must qualify as finalists
by meeting additional require·
m ents before being cons idered
for s cholarships . All merit
scholars are chosen from among
13.500 highly able finalists. he
added
At stake are 1.500 awards of
$1,000. About 3.500 other renewa·
ble scholars h ips are wort h
bet ween Sl.000 and $8,000 over a
four-year college period.
The names of scholarship win·
ners will be released in Airil. '
CoastaJ area semifi nalrsts. by
community and school are·
Deer death toll up
on Canyon Road .
Costa Mesa· Costa Mesa
High School. David Hunt. In·
gra m Y. Sheng and Leila E.
Sidawi.
Dana Point: Dana Hills
Hi gh . Bruce P. Jacobsen.
Fountain Valley . Fountain
Valley High, David Soohoo and
Robert F Tog1e; Los Alamitos
High, Susan L Mac kay a nd
Julie T Yamamoto They come down from the
grassy hillsides e n veloping
Laguna Beach searching for
water. or in winter attempting to
eseiipe their flooded homes.
Hardly a week passes that at
least one deer isn't killed by a
motorist weaving through the
winding Laguna Canyon Road
that cuts through this coastal ci·
ty, according to Laguna Beach
Animal Shelter Control officer
Tricia Cook.
The normally timid animals
become quite aggressive in late
s ummer and early winter when
either a lack of water or too
tnuch water forces them to flee
their canyon and hilltop homes,
Ms. Cook said.
Last Friday night for exam-
ple, two deer were struck while
atte m pting to etoss Laguna
Canyon Road, she said .
The beige m ule deer, range
from 200 lo 600 pounds, forage
for food only at night, according
to Ms Cook.
"The headlights blind th.em
a nd they freeze, .. explained Ms .
Surf dies
in Anaheim
Cook "They become im·
mobilized just s taring at the
lights "
Although construction keeps
pus hing the animals farther
back into the hills. their
numbers have remained fairly
stable since Irvine Company of·
ficials stopped hunting them two
years ago. according to Fish and
Game Department Capt Bill
Shenin.
School info n i~ht
l at~d in La~u na
T he Laguna Beach P1' A will
sponsor an ioiormation night for
pare nts or high school students
Thursday in the Laguna Beach
lligh School gymnasium at 7
p.m .
Teachers will explain the cur·
riculum for the 1981-82 school
year a nd discuss classroom
behavior. Refreshments will be
served.
Huntington Beach. Edison
lligh. David P. Suchard and Jan
A Zemanik; 1 luntington Beach
High, Mary K. Crandall, Diana
L. Kong. Cristine J Maize. Jeff
S Pierick, Timothy L. Pine and
Susan A. Visser ; Mar ina High,
Diana Foss. Eva M. Greger and
John F. Moore.
Irvine: Irvine High, Daniel
J Fiegener. Tamara S. Powell
and Sandra Stewart; University
High, Francis Cheng, Lynn E.
Ehrensperger, Alice Y Kiang,
Janine A. Rivas and Dee nesh S.
Sohon1
Laguna Beach Laguna
Beach High, Melissa C. Burton
and Andrew T. Shan non.
-Laguna Hills: Laguna Hills
High, Kenneth R. Shepardson .
Newport Beach: Corona del
Mar High. Mark A. Admir al, Al·
len W Menton and Scott N.
Rich man ; Newpor t Christian
High, Richard E . Garne r :
Newport Harbor High. Daniel S.
Coble. Gregory E. Kay, I rene C.
Turner and GOrdon K. Wanlass
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CaJifornia Surf, the Anaheim franchise or lhe North
American Soccer League, ceased operatioos Tuelday. An
11·21. season. and poor ~ltendence prompted le••ue or-
ficl als to ~uU out of the territory. Coach and owner re·
actions on Page 85>
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Dilly Piiat
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1911
llVINI CAVALCADE 82-3
Sugar Ray Leonard meets
Thomas Hearns in boxing's
richest fight tonight. B5.
D
n
I 0% tax seen putting theater 'out of business'
r •
By RICHARD GREEN
Of .. o.M:r ...........
A 10 percent entertainment
tax could spell disaster for the
10,000-s~tator Irvine Meadows
Amphith eater, said am -
phitheater managing partner
Bob Geddes.
"It would put us out or busl
.ness," Geddes said Tuesday. "A
normal tax is about 1 percent. A
10 percent tax is steep as a
cliff."
Geddes declined further com-
ment.
The Irvine City Council Is to
~ ----------------~ TOM MURPHINf -W I',
Only litter
is left behind
GOOD OLD SUMMERTIMES: SQme of the es-
sential rottenness that befell this best of all possible
coasts during Summer '81, remains with us today.
This is true even though we're now 10 days past the
Laboring Holiday.
ll 's all supposed to be just a fading memory. to
match the tan, by now .
One good example of what befell that still re-
mains fallen can be sighted as you motor up or down
our Pacific Coast Highway between Corona del Mar
and Laguna Beach.
In this particular highway sector. we have some
new stretches of state beach park which became ex·
ceedingly popular with the visiting inland populace
during summer just past.
WEEK DAYS O R weekends, it didn't seem to
matter much as the touring visitors flocked to these
newly-opened beaches and vistas to the sea.
Indeed, this was territory like El Morro Beach,
Crystal Cove and other nearby points that. in past
seasons, had hardly been visited by old pop bottles.
bent beer cans or hotdog and sandwich wrappers
wafting upon the vagrant ocean breezes
· The new visitors fixed most of that.
Since the state park system had opened up this
virgin territory, and indeed the voices of some in·
land legislators were bleating even then that it
wasn't being opened up fast enough. there was
scarcely opportunity to prepare for the mass visita·
lions.
T m S WAS PARTICULARLY evident along the
aforementioned Coast Highway. since that ·s where
most of the visitors jammed in to park. Regular
motorists in the region found their new preoccupa-
tion was in trying to miss beach visitors who were
sprinting across the four-lane pavement while lug-
ging two beach chairs, a picnic basket and a squirm·
ing two-year-old.
This dash for life developed on a regular basis
because state authorities had failed to provide a~y
State beach park cleanup crew in enormow waterfront prat/all
real parking for the beach visitors except along the
inland side of the highway.
Now that the mists of the morning tend to pre-
vail along our shoreline, and most of the visitors
have vanished, the residuals of their beach holidays
are clearly evident to commuters who ply the Coast
Highway route. ·
OLD BROWN BAGS, crumpled plastic wrap-
pers, paper cups and the afor~mentioned bee~ cans
and pop bottles litter the roadside as tnute testimony
to the popularity of the new beach spots near Crystal
Cove and El Morro.
This litter even looks worse than regular litter
now because it has reposed there so long it's begin-
ning to gel weatherbeaten. ,.
It 's sort of become early antique li tter.
Trouble is, it doesn't improve much with age.
Why. you might suppose, does the rubble still re·
main so long after the happy beach throngs have
vanished back to Brea. Placentia. La Habra or
wherever?
THE SUGGESTION HERE is that the same pro-
visions were made by the state to clean up after the
beach visitors as were made for them to park
themselves at the beach in the"'rtrst place.·
None, that is. _ . -~
Certain voices out of Sacramento were exceed·
ingly loud ln proclaiming that t.hls area should be
open. free and clear for the beachgoer. That's pretty
much the way it'a gone.
Stale Jovemment, however, now seems a lot slow~r ln tadying up the mess it mandatM.
consider the tax al Its Oct. 13
meeting.
City Administrative Services
Director Mike McNamara said
that under the terms o f
Proposition 13 such a tax would
have to be approved by Irvine
voters.
The entertainment tax, as cur·
renUy proposed. would take 10
percent of the gate receipts for
spedal entertainment events in
Irvine, such as concerts at the
newly opened Irvine Meadows
Amphitheater.
McNamara explained that
such a tax could raise about
$660,000 in revenue for the city
every year.
He said lh11t under the present
system, the Ci\.y of Irvine bills
promoters of entertainment
events for the cost.s the city ln·
curs as the result of those
events.
For example, according to
Irvine police chief Leo Peart, it
costs the police department $800
to provide public safety services
at a normal Irvine Meadows
Amphitheater Concert.
U nd e r the terms of
Proposition 13, such costs can be
charged back to the am -
p h i t h e.a t e r . H o w e v e r ,
Proposition 13 says that, without
the voters' approval, the city
can 't levy any taxes not directly
related to city service costs.
McNamara said that special
entertainment events such as
amphitheater concerts cause the
city to incur a number of "subtle
costs," which are hard to docu·
ment and, therefore, difficult to
recover from amphitheater of·
ficials.
The implementation of a 10
percent entertainment tax would
provide the city with revenue to
cover these "subtle costs,"
which include street improve·
ments and maint enance,
McNamara said
In comparison with the 10 per·
cent entertainment tax proposed
tor Irvine, t.be City of Cypress
levies a 35 cent taic on admission
un tickets to Los Alamitos Race
Course, according Lo June Lam-
bert, supervising accountant l9f'
Cypress. This tax is about 16
percent ol the $2 .25 general
admission price at the race
course.
Irvine city Councilman Larry
Agran has expressed concern
ttiat the proposed entertainment
tax would be a burden to
spectators at the amphitheater.
He has said he is concerned
that some officials are backing
the entertainment tax, not for
the purpose of offsetting costs of
t.he amphitheater, but to raise
money for capital improvements.
Mental health continuation weighed
County supervisors study offer ·from UC Board of Regents
By GLENN SCO'M' Of'" IMlly,.... ,...,
Members of the Orange Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors huddled
today in a closed session to dis-
cuss an offer that would allow
the county to continue using
mental health services at UC
Irvine Medical Center .
A contract for the hospital to
serve coun ty-funded mental
health patients is scheduled to
run out Thursday. It has been
extended twice this summer.
both at the last minute.
According to an offer made
last week but made public Tues-
day, the University of California
Viejo c ampus
developme nt
plan s tudie d
Saddleback College trustees ·
h ave directed di st ri c t
administrators to prepare new
guidelines for possible private
development of a 20-acre parcel
on the Mission Viejo campus.
The action resurrect,s a plan
discussed Tast ·year by the-
trustees to lease a portion of the
campus known as the
.. Marguerite Parkway Land"
because of the parcel's proximi-
ty lo the roadway.
However, the issue of leasing
the land to private developers in
exchange for as much as SS.2
million in cash and campus im·
provements was rejected by the
trustees in a 4·3 vote.
Four plans for construction of
commercial-office centers were
submitted by developers after
trustees solicited development
proposals, but no plan was
selected.·
Al the time. concerns were
voiced by trustees opposed to de·
velopment tb~t the
environmental impact on the
campus would be too great and
that the district might be able to
strike a better deal at a later
date.
The land in question. located
at the northwest edge of the
campus, would be leased to a
private developer for a 66-year
period.
Since last year's rejection of
the development proposal, state
lawmakers have cut from Sad-
dleback's budget $7.S million for
construction of a new classroom
building at the Main Campus in
Mission Viejo.
Assemblywoman Mariani
Bergeson ( R·Newport Beach>
has introduced a bill to allocate
$2 million to begin construction,
but action on the measure has
been delayed.
Board President William
Watts, who favored development
last year, asked that the leasing
question be brought back for dis·
cussion in light of the financial
problems facing the rapidly-
growing district.
He said he and his fellow
board members could not have
predicted the severe budget con·
straints the district would be
f~cing when they rejected the
leasing plan last year.
"As time has passed it is
clearer to us now that we must
seek alternative sources of in-
come," Watts said.
'trustees Harriett Walther,
John Connolly a nd Robert
Moore, who voted agabdt de-; ~-4
velopment on the cam put 4unng
last year's vote, said they art
now in favor or reconslderlnl
the plan.
Dlstrlct Superintendent
Robert Lombard} uJd be would
have lnformatlon oo a new leu·
lnJr propoeal by next m onth.
Board of Regents will extend
mental health services until next
June 30.
In exchange, the county would
transfer $4 million to the
University. That figure is hall of
the $8 million in disputed pay.
ments involved in a separate
contract in which the Medical
Center provides health services
for indigents and bills the county
government. -
Regents announced earlier
this year termination of the
mental health care contract as
part of the dispute.
David Saxon, president of the
Board of Regents. said in a let·
ter to the supervisors Sept. 9
that the university would simply
hold the $4 million until
arbitration or other negotiai,ions
resolved the disputed health
care billings.
If the $4 mi!Jion eventually is
determined lo be too high, the
university would refund the dif-
ference, with interest to the
county, he said .
The regents have been under
pressure from state legislators
to resolve the billing disputes
and to ·wipe out the .multi-
million dollar deficit on the
University account.
The county supervisors were
silent th.is morning as they ad·
journed from their public meet·
ing to a private conference
room'. Board chairman Ralph
Clark said no public announce·
ments were planned after their
discussion.
According to state law, public·
ly elected bodies such as the
Board of Supervisors can meet
privately only to discuss person-
nel or legal issues. Clark said
both were to be discussed.
Sources c lose to the
supervisors confirmed today
that the regents' offer was to be
discussed.
38 students seeking grants
Seniors named semifinalist s for 5,000 merit scholarships
Thirty-eight Orange Coast
area high school seniors have
been named semifi nalists in
com p etition for about 5,000
Merit .Scholarships to be' offered
next year. / More than a million students
enrolled in secondary schools
across the nation entered ~e
1982 Merit Program by tak7g
special tests last year
Semifinalists represent the top
half of one percent of each
state's high school classes, a Na·
tional Merit Scholarship
Corporation spokesman noted.
They must qualify as finalists
by meeting additional require-
ments before being considered
for scholarships All merit
scholars are chosen from among
13,500 highly able finalists, he
added.
At stake are 1,500 awards of
$1.000. About 3,500 other renewa·
ble scholar s hips are worth
between $1,000 and $8,000 over a
four-year college period.
The names of scholarship win·
ners will be released in April.
' Slayer of woman Coastal area semifinalists. by
community and school a re:
-Costa Mesa: Costa Mesa
High School. David Hunt, In·
gram Y. Sheng and Leila E .
Sidawi. convicted in county
It took only three hours Tues·
day for an Or ange County
Superior Court jury to return a
first degree murder conviction
against John Davenport for the
Marc h . 1980, slaying of a
woman in an Irvine field.
Davenport, 25, also faces the
possibility of a death sentence
because the jurv folJ'nd that his
Woman died
of s tabbing
A stab wound to the upper
torso caused the d'eath of an un-
id en ti fied woman found in a
shallow grave nea r tht> East
Irvine area. according to a cor·
oner's autopsy.
Orange County Sheriff's Lt.
Wyatt Hart said today that the
worn an, found by construction
workers Monday in county ter-
ritory near the intersection or
Marine Way and Sand Canyon
Avenue, had been buried three
to five days.
He said that investigators
have not determined a motive,
discovered any witnesses or
identified any suspects.
Surf dies
in Anaheim
victim, Gayle Anoe Lingle, had
been tortured pri or to her
death.
The jury will begin d e -
liberations in the penalty phase
of the trial beginnin~ Monday in
Judge Phillip Cox's courtroom.
Deputy District Attorney An·
thony Rackauckas argued dur·
ing the trial that Davenport.
known to friends as "Honda
Dave" because of his motorcy·
cle, had taken Ms. Lingle to the
field after they left a Tustin
bar.
He also presented evidence
that tire tracks found at the
murder scene resembled the un-
usual pattern on Davenport's
motorcycle, which was on dis-
play in the court room during
much of the trial.
Ms .Lingle's body, found by
Caltrans workers in the field
near Myford Road and Michelle
Ori, had been sexually assaulted
and she had been impaled on a
stake, witnesses said.
Davenport was arrested three
days after the body was found
by Irvine police detectives. He
had been released less than a
year earlier after serving four
years for attacking and stabbing
a woman during a burglary al·
tempt.
. Dana Point: Dana Hllls
High, Bruce P . Jacobsen.
-Fountain Valley: Fountain
Valley High, David Soohoo and
Robert F. Togie: Los Alamitos
High, Susan L Mackay and
Julie T. Yamamoto.
-Huntington Beach: Edison
High, David P. Suchard and Jan
A Zemanik: Huntington Beach
High, Mary K Crandall, Diana
I.. Kong, Cristine J . Maize, Jeff
S. Pierick, Timothy L. Pine and
Susan A. Visser; Marina High,
Diana Foss. Eva M. Greger and
John F. Moore.
Irvine: Irvine High, Daniel
J. Fiegener, Tamara S. Powell
and Sandra Stewart; University
High, Francis Cheng, Lynn E.
Ehrensperger, Alice Y. Kiang,
Janine A. Rivas and Deenesh S.
Sohoni.
-Laguna Beach: Laguna
Beach High, Melissa C. Burton
and Andrew T Shannon.
-Laguna Hills : Laguna Hills
High, Kenneth R. Shepardson.
-Newport Beach: Corona de!
Mar High, Mark A. Admiral, Al·
le n W. Menton and Scott N.
Richman; Newport Christian
High, Richard E . Garner;
Newport Harbor High , Daniel S.
Coble, Gregory E. Kay, Irene C.
Turner and G<>rdon K. Wanlass.
Callfomia Sud. the Anaheim f ranchlse ol Uie Nartb
American Soccer Leaaue, ceased operaUons Tuetday. Ari
11·21 season and poor attendance erompteiil lea«Ue of.
licials to puU out of the territory. Coadl and owner re-
act lons on Page 85.
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Dilly Pll1t
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. t6, 1911
CAVALCADE 82-3
a a c 2
Sugar Ray Leonard meets
Thomas Hearns in bo~ing 's
richest fight tonight . 85.
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County hoa~d· mulls UCI menta health • services
Bf GLENN SCOTl' .... ...., .........
Members of the Orance Coun·
ty Board of Supervisors huddled
today In a closed session to dis·
cuss an offer that would allow
th~ county to continue using
mental health services al UC
Irvine Medical Center.
A contract for the hospital to
serve county.funded ll)ental
health patients is scheduled to
run out Thursday. It has been
extended twice this summer .
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T-DM_M_U_RP-HIN-E.t,~¥
Only litte:r
is left behind
GOOD OLO SUMMERTIMES: Some of the es·
senlial rottenness that befell this best of all possible
coasts during Summer '81. remains with us today.
This is true even though we're now 10 days past the
La boring Holid ay.
It's all supposed to be jus t a fading memory. to
match the tan, by now.
One good example of what befell that still re·
mains fall en can be sighted as you motor up or down
our Pacific Coast Hi ghway between Corona del Mar
and Laguna Beach.
In this particular highway sector. we have some
new stretches of state beach park which became ex-
ceedingly popular with the visiting inland populace
during summer just past.
WEEK DAYS OR weekends, it didn't seem to
matter much as the touring visitors flocked to these
newly-opened beaches and vistas to the sea.
Indeed. this was territory like El Morro Beach,
Crystal Cove and other nearby points that. in past
seasons. had hardly been visited by old pop bottles.
bent beer cans or hotdog and sandwic h wrappers
wafting upon the vagrant ocean breezes.
The new visitors fixed most of that.
Since the st ate park system had opened up this
virgin territory, and indeed the voices of some in·
Ja nd legislators were bleating even then that it
wasn't being oi>ened up fast enough, there was
scarcely opportunity to prepare for t he m ass visita-
tions.
TIDS WAS 'PARTICULARLY evident along the
aforementioned Coast Highway. since that's where
most of the visitors jammed in to park. Regular
motorists in the region found their new preoccupa·
lion was in trying to miss beach visitors who were
s printing across the four-lane pavement while lug-
ging two beach chairs. a picnic basket and a squirm·
ing two-year·old.
This dash for life developed on a regular basis
because state authorities had failed to provide any
I -----~-' -f ~ \ .. P), .~f ~~-JI :V ~ :~· ·1 ~t:l~ f!:'~ ~~"~ .'~/ ~ )) ---~-s~~
State beach park cleanup crew tn tn0rm0tu watef"f ront rnatf aJI
r eal parking for the beach visitors except along the
inland side of the highway.
Now that the mists of the morning tend to pre·
vail along our shoreline. and most of the vi~itors
~ have vanished. the r esiduals of their beach hohdays
are clearly evident to commuters who ply the Coast
Highway route. ·
OLD BROWN BAGS, crumpled plastic wrap·
pers, paper cups and the aforementioned beer c'ans
and pop bottles litter the roadside as tnute testimony
to the popularity of the new beach spots near Crystal
Cove and El Morro.
This litter even looks worse than regular litter
now because lt has reposed there so long it's begin·
ning to get weatherbeaten. -
It's sort of become early antique litter .
Trouble is, it doesn't improve much with age.
Wby, you milht suppose, does the rubble still re·
main so lon1 after the happy beach throngs have
vanished back to Brea, Placentia, La Habra or
wberevtt?
THE Sl1GGESTION HERE iS that the same pro-
yisiom we.re made by the state to clean up alter the
beach visitors as were_made f.ot them to park-
themselve1 at the beach in the fint place.
~ ..... ~~--Certaia ~out or Sacramento were exceed·
lnllY loud in ~Iii.min& tbt om area should be
open, fNil and clear for tbe ~r. That's pretty
mueb tM wq it'• 1one.
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'
both at the last minute.
According to an offer made
last week but 1Tiade public Tues·
day, the University of California
Board of Regents will extend
mental health services until next
June 30.
In exchange, the county would
transfer S4 million to the
University. That figure is half of
the S8 million in ·disputed pay.
ments involved in a separate
contract in which the Medical
r.enter provides health services
38 coast
students
contenders
Thirty-eight Orange Coast
area high school seniors have
been named semifinalists in
competition for about 5,000
Merit Scholarships to be offered
next year.
More than a million students
enrolled in secondary schools
across the nation entered the
1982 Merit Program by taking
special tests last year.
Semifinalists represent the top
half of one percent of each
s tate's high school classes, a Na·
tional Merit Sc ho lars hip
Corporation spokesman noted.
They must qualify as finalists
by meeting additional require·
ments before being considered
for scholarshi ps . All m erit
scholars are chosen from among
13,500 highly able finalists, he
added.
At stake are 1,500 awards of
$1,000. About 3,500 other renewa·
ble scholars hips are worth
between $1,000 and $8,000 over a
four.year college period. .
T he names of scholarship win·
ners will be released in April.
Coastal area semifinalists, by
community and school are:
-Costa Mesa: Costa Mesa
High School, David Hunt, In·
gram Y. Sheng and Leila E.
Sidawi.
-Dana Point: Dana Hills
High, Bruce P. Jacobsen.
-Fountain Valley: Fountain
Valley High, David Soohoo and
Robert F. Togie; Los Alamitos
High, Susan L . Mackay and
Julie T. Yamamoto.
-Huntington Beach: Edison
High, David P. Suchard and Jan
A. Zemanik; Huntington Beach
High, Mary K. Crandall, Diana
L. Kong. Cristine J. Maize, Jeff
S. Pierick, Timothy L. Pine and
Susan A. Visser; Marina High,
Diana Foss, Eva M. Greger and
John F. Moore.
-Irvine: Irvine High, Daniel
J . Fiegener. Tamara S. Powell
and Sandra Stewart; University
High. Francis Cheng, Lynn E .
Ehrensperger. Alice Y. Kiang,
Janine A. Ri vas and Deenesh S.
Sohoni.
Laguna Beach : Laguna
Beach High. Melissa C. Burton
and Andrew T. Shannon.
-Laguna Hills : Laguna Hills
High, Kenneth R. Shepardson .
-Newport Beach: Corona del
Mar High, Mark A. Admiral, AJ.
len W. Menton and Scott N.
Richman ; Newport Christian
High, Richard E . Ga rper ;
Newport Harbor High, Daniel S.
Coble. Gregor y E. Kay. Irene C.
Turner and Gordon K. Wanlass.
Gunman gets
$500 cash at
motel in NB
An armed bandit wearing a
baseball cap and a gray work
uniform forced a'Newport Beach
motel clerk to lie on the floor
and put her thumbs in her mouth
while he scooped up $500 in cash,
police reported.
The woman told officers the
gunman entered the Travel
Lodge, 6208 W. Coast Highway, ·
just moments after her 7·year·
old son bad left for school at
about 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
The bandit, described as being
ln bis 40s and sporting short
b&ir, repolUdly pulled out a
handgun, leaped over the res· 1
ervatlon cobnter and told the woman to iet on the noor while
ile cleaned oui 1 cub drawer
and • money pouch.
.. ., you call the police," the
Junma alletedlr'Smct, "tt wW
" • Md d~ ,_ JOU aad your ·---~ -~ The WOIDlll told otrlc .. Ille
remalaed on tb• floor for
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left ud did aot H• wblclt
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for indigents and bills the county
government.
Regents a nnounced earlier
this year termination of the
mentaJ health care contract as
part of the dispute.
David Saxon, president of the
Board of Regents, said in a let·
ter to the s upervisors Sept. 9
that the unjversity would simply
h old the S4 million u ntil
arbitration or other negotiations
resolved the disputed health
care billings.
tr the $4 million eventually Is
determined to be too high, the
university would refund the dif.
ference, with interest to the
county, he said.
T he regents have been under
pressure from state legislators
to resolve the billing disputes
and to wipe out t he multi·
million dollar deficit on the
University account.
The county supervisors were
silent this morning as they ad·
journed from theirY1>ublic meet·
Upper Newport Bay
cleanup delayed
The $4·million cleanup project
for the Upper Newport Bay haS
been delayed inde finitely
because the state has been una·
ble to sell bonds needed to
partially finance the effort.
Cijy officials say they have
learned that interest r ates have
slowed bond sales.
The project, to be funded
through various sources, was ex·
pected to begin in late October
and take eight to 10 weeks to
complete.
City Manager Robert Wynn
said he is hopeful the setback
won 't mean more than a two·
month delay. He said the state is
consider ing other ways of
packaging the bonds to make
them more attractive.
T he project, now in final de·
sign stages. is to include partial
dredging of the extreme upper
p ortions of t he bay a nd a
deepening of the San Diego
Creek to slow the now of s ilt to
the bay.
The unsold Clean Water and
Water Conservation Bonds
r epresent nearly Sl.5 million.
Other funds are coming from the
state's Energy Resource fund,
Newport Beach. Orange County
and the Irvine Company.
Addition a lly, lit e Irvine
Company has agreed to let
workmen ~ile dredgings on
property it owns near the top of
the bay.
Mesa tract first
with cable hookup
Residents of the Sea Bluff con-
dominium project ly ing in a
deep southwestern Costa Mesa
canyon soon will be the only
Costa Mesans to boast cable
television installations.
City officials recently signed
fra nchise a rra ngements with
Dickinson Pacific Cablesystems
allowing the-firm •to link condos
in the tract to the firm's system
serving the Huntington Beach
and Fountain VaJley area.
Assistant city manager Allan
Roeder said the s pecial
franchise, authorized by the City
Council, followed complaints
from residents that they could
not receive normal television
broadcasts in the deep canyon.
Meanwhile, Roeder said, the
city is nearly ready lo hire a
co n s ulting firm to map
specifications for bids when
Costa Mesa sets a cable
system to be available to all
residents.
The study is expected to take
about six months. Roeder said,
and when it is completed bids
for installation o f a cable
network will be sought.
Costa Mesa is one of only a
few coastal cities without cable
television service.
Roeder estimated it will be
between 18 months and two
years before such a system
would be available to all homes
a nd bus inesses in t h e com-
munity.
School OKs lease
of Jamboree site
Newport·Mesa School District
trustees declared the 36·acre
Jamboree site surplus property
T uesday night and ordered
Superintendent John Nicoll to
begin drafting lease plans.
The acreage is contiguous
wit h the o ld Ba y View
Elementary Sc hool plant
declared surplus previously and
n ow leased for classes by
Coastline College.
Bids to lease both properties,
totaling 48·acres, eventually will
be solicited by the board which
reviewed a preliminary proposal
• for the joint properties Tuesday
nt°ght.
Daon Corp. a nd Newport
Western Corp. have indicated
they will bid to lease the proper.
ty for SS years to construct a
shopping and office complex
overlookin g US'l>er Newport
Bay.
The two firms are proposing a
$2.5 million annual lease fee for
the property that they estimate
is valued at about $25 million.
The district paid Sl,065,000 for
the 36-acre parcel on Jamboree
Road in June 1965.
In other action, the board
authorized Nicoll to discuss with
district lawyers a nd with a
Newport Beach attorney a pro-
p osal for construction of a
private multi-story p arking
facility at Newport fl arbor High
School.
Attorney Milan Dostal, a
former Newport Beach city
councilman, told the board that
an unnamed client would build
the structure on a school park·
ing lot on 15th Street near Irvine
Avenue at no cost to the district.
Dostal said his client would al·
low free use of the structure by
students and faculty but would
lease out space during evenings
and in the summer.
1ng lo a private conference
lroom . Board chairman Ralph
Clark said no public announce·
ments were planned
According to state law, public·
ly elected bodies such as the
Board of Supervisors can meet
privately.,,nly to discuss person·
nel or legal issues. Clark said
both were to be discussed.
Sources close to the
supervisors confirro.ed today
that the regents' offer was to be
discussed.
Sentencing
due Irvine
sex slayer
It took only three hours Tues·
day for an Orange County
Superior Court jury to return a
first degree murder conviction
against John Davenport for the
March , 1980, slaying of a
woman in an Irvine field.
Davenport, 25, also faces the
possibility of a death sentence
because the jury found that his
victim, Gayle Anne Lingle, had
been tortured prior to her
death.
The jury wil l begin de·
liberations in the penalty phase
of the trial beginning Monday in
Judge Phillip Cox's courtroom.
Deputy District Attorney An-
thony Rackauckas argued dur·
ing the trial that Davenport,
known to friends as "Honda
Dave" because of his motorcy·
cle, had taken Ms. Lingle to the
field after they left a Tustin
bar.
He also presented evidence
that tire tra<'ks found at the
murder scene resembled the un·
usual pattern on Davenport's
motorcycle, which was on dis·
play in the court room during
much of the trial.
Ms.Lingle's body, found by
Caltrans workers in the field
near Myford Road and Michelle
Ori, had been sexually assaulted
and she had been impaled on a
stake, witnesses said.
Davenport was arrested three
days after the body was found
by Irvine police detectives. He
had been released less than a
vear earlier after serving four
years for attacking and s tabbing
a woman
Seniors can
ride vans
Senior citizens res iding in
Costa Mes a looking for inex·
pensive transportation may find
the answer in the city's new
Senior Van Program.
The Leisure Services Depart·
ment offers a taxi·like service lo
res idents over 65 who need
t ransportation
Fee is 25 cents. Van operators
may be contacted by calling
645·8553 between 8:30 and 9:30
a.m . for pick·up at homes within
the city.
Bandit robs
Mesa e atery
A bandit who ask e d the
hostess at Love's Wood Pit
Barbecue in Costa Mesa for
som e change Tuesday night
escaped from the restaurant at
3046 Bristol St. with about $200 in
cash. police said.
Officers said the dark·haired
man, in bis 20s, showed the
hostess a small revolver tucked
in bis waistband and demanded
money from the cash register at
about 9:15.
Sud die•
ln Aiialieim
California surf, the Anaheim franchise of the NGrth
Amertc:mi Soccer IAape, ceased~ • .\I ll·ll llDDn and poor aUeodanoe II ,ol·
flclalt to. pull out of the territ«J. ~... nt•
actioaa on Pa1e 85.
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/ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, September 16, 1981
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~~"' ~~~ ..,,-..~ Plan ahead
for college aid
1 St>(Ond of a three-part senes on jinJlncwg o college
educaWJtl J
If your chdcl is a t11gh school senior planning to
:ittend college in fall l9A2, now is when you mu11t start
the process of gettin g financial aid. Don't wait until
1..·arly 1982. or later this year. but begin in October.
You and your child are in an entirely new era in
which eligibility for aid is being slashed, sources of
fede ral funds art• being narrowed and costs for
financial aid are soaring
All these adverse trends, particularly to the
m1ddle·incomc famtl) with an average performing
student, are in motion while the expenses of
I htgh sthool arc t'ducat1011 e:tfter ~
s k yl'o<:keting
across-the:board ~ ~
lle rc is a _ bnd calendar .4'-____ ,, _______ _
0 f e ~ s e n t i a 1 SYlVIA PORJf R steps for you to
tukt· lo apply ror aid Obey the date guides for your own benefit.
Oel'OBER: Havl' your child pick up a free copy
of .. Meeting College Costs•· from his or her high
school counselor. This booklet outlines the fin anc ial
aid process, describes funds available from~ various
sources and-guides you Lhrough Lhe rules on
eligibility•for these funds.
· Meeting College Costs." prepared by the
(;ollege Scholarship Service, has ch;.irts lo help you
cslimute how muc h you m1ghl have to pay toward the
cost of college and figure your eligibility for financial
aid
Your child should t•ontact colleges early for any
sp cci;il financial aid application instructions -
deadlines, forms. etc. especially if he or she plans
to take advantage of an early decision program
NOVEMBER: Have your child pick up a 1982·83
1''1n ancial Aid Form l FAF> from t he school
counselor Most colleges and other aid sponsors use
the FAF to help them determine how much financial
uid you need.
JANUARV : As soon as possible after J an. l ,
1981. send your completed Financial Aid Form to
CSS. (Use addresses on forms or ask your school
guidance officer.> You can u,..o;e the s ame form to
apply for t he feder al Pell Grant Program , plus other
aid. but you must wait to file your form uotil after
Jan. l. 1982, so that financial information for the Cull
1981 calendar year is available .
FINAL REMIN DER ON DATES: Many
stude nts, even those from middle-income families
who believe they have been for.gotten, may qualify
ror financial aid that will enable them to attend
<'olleges they might not be able to afford on their
own ,
I Next Back to the tradition of aid based on need I
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