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TUESDAY. MAY '1, 1982 ORANGE C OUNT Y CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
HB sailor's death Two charged • ID 1
By PBD.. SNEIDERMAN or .. Dlllf,... ....
Two brother• from North
Carolina have been charied with
murder, kidnapping ana armed
robbery in connectTon with the
death of a recently di.charged
aa1loc who left Hunt.J.niton Be.ch
on March 6 to vllit his father and
never arrived.
Inveattaator L . J ... r of the
Maricopa Cou.nty Sheriff'• De.
partment tn Arizona Mid Kelly
K . Hamilton, 30, and Willie K.
Hamilton, 22, both of Fayettevil-
le, N.C., are auapected of mur-
dering Jerome Uward Pttchie
Jr., 20, a Huntington Be.ch rem-
dent who wu dlecharged from
the U.S. Navy on March 1.
Jeuer nid Wlllle Hamtlton
WM ICheduled appear at • crand
jury heartna today on the obar-
1"· Hla brother la In a Nort~
Cvollna jail foe perole violadon.
awaJtinc pomible extradition in
the murder CMe, he aid.
PltclUe Jett Huntiqtoo Beach
on March 6 to vllit hli father in
El Cent.ro. Hit body wu found
March 21 in the de.rt about 20
mUea aoutheaat of Olla Bend,
Ariz.
Je.er aid love.Upton belie-
ve Pitchie picked up the hitch-
hiking Hamilton brothers near
San Diego. He said police have
alleged that the brothers drew
knive9, tied up P1tchie, drov~ him
to Arizona and atabbed him to
death.
The brothers then drove back
to North Carolina in P ltch ie's
van, J esser aald. In that elate,
several possessions belongtna to
Pitchie were pawned, ancf an in-
vestigator .Ln that state who was
· routinely checkln1 pawn 111"
found aerial numbert linked tq
the murdered man. J.-. Mid. I
' ' Kelly H.am.Uton turned blllllllt
ln to North Carolina authort.W
on the probation violation, a.ad
h la brother wu U'l'9ted In Ort
pus Christi, Texas, Jemer Mid. (
Thatcher def eiids sinking
• • r1t1s om • • a1rstr1p. l
Ann Landers
takes advice,
stopS 'reruns'
OOPS -Advice columnist
Ann Landers says she'll stop
recycling her old columns al-
ter b e ing found out this
week.
Bandits hit
restaurant,
grab $1,300
Two armed thugs, one wearing
a bueball cap and a nylon •toc-
king maak, locked seve n e m -
ployees of a Corona del Mar res--
taurant in a liquor storage room
Monday before escaping with
$1,300 in c.h. police report.
'The bandlta entered the Quiet
Woman, 3224 E. ec-t Highway,
more than an hour before the
restaurant's 11 a.m. opening hour
and started rounding up workers.
including a Southern California
Gu Co. em= who atrolled in during the · e of the robbety.
Police said the gunmen at tint ·
forced employees into a restroom
and later moved them when it
waa dlacovered the reat room
could not be loebd.
The banditl, both believed to .
be in their early 301, took the .
manager into a btdt room where
they forced him to open the re.
taurant safe.
WORLD
· CHICAGO (AP) -Ann Lan-
de rs say s ah e haa recycled
15-year-old letters in her advice
column the put 18 mootha. but
will stop becauae the practJce WU
questioned and "my credibility la
all I have."
Mila Landen uid publicly in
the put that the lettert In her
column were authentic. In print,
ahe often chided Yale University
1tudent1 for trying to aneak
phony letten pMt her.
A joint investigation by The
.Amociated Prem and the Pontiac
(Ill.) Daily Leader found that
from April 1981 to April 1982
there wen 33 clear~y identifiable
examples of items that bad ap-
peared in Mlal Landen' daily
column in late 1966 and early
1987.
Editon of the more than 1,000
newapapen worldwide, among
them the Daily Pilot, who buy
her column and her C!lltimated 70
million readers were not told ahe wu recycling previoualy pub-
U.bed letten, aometimea ualng
only alight changes In wording
and details like names and ages.
For example, in a Feb. 22, 1967
letter from "Irvin1'1 Wife" a
woman said her hiabenci was too
attached to h.la mother, atopping
at her home each morning for
"coffee and a bagel" and each
nillh t for ''llOIDe chicken IOU~_ or
some chopped herring. "Hi•
mother telephoned every night
to aak.: "b Irving all right?''
On Feb. 22, 1982, a letter came
from "Millie in 'The Bronx" and
the man'• name wu Sam. He
ato~ for "a cup of oocoe and
aomtl homemade coffee cake"
and later for "a bowl of eoup or
ped herring." Sam at.o got a
tly call fnim bia mother.
an interview Monday with
an AP reporter and ..mtant pu-
blilher Jamee Peane of the Daily
Leader, Mias Landen WM ahown
12 examples and acknowledged
letters bad been recycled.
"lt start.ed about a year and a
half ago," Miu Landen aaid,
''while I WM Fing throuah my
acrapbooka to flnd aome fettert
for abort telephone apota I wu
doing for llllnoia Bell. When I
aaw a letter that WM ~Y
lnt.enwting, OI' m.de. point ln a .
forceful way, I CIOl'1llidered Ulling
It apin."
(See ANN, Pap .U)
Marine landing proteeted
MIAMI (AP) -The landl:'fn of U.S. Marinee at
the Guantanamo Bay naval bMe a milltary exerci8e
sparked a JX'0'9t by tbP•nde of worken In Cuba'•
Guantanamo provtnce. Havana l'9dlo reported today.
NATION
BooJc clean I adJer'• name
1be eon of ~ admiral blamed fer the aaw of
the JapMae att*:k an P9arl Harbor 1119 a mw book
helpl cleu' bit father'1 namt. faet M. ·
"Prime-time TV crltialMHI ·
Prlml-tlml wl'VWon *"' att.w pi'Oll'llDI that
f•ture a1mmt •ffeml.nat. --and diVorced mo-tbln, cbm'PI a crtUc. hit A"I.
• , • •
Field
rendered I
useless :~
LONDON (AP) -Britl•
warplanes made a furtbel' bolllt;
bing "sortie" today on the air~
atrip at Stanley, capital ?~ ~
Argentine-occupied Pal~
Islands, Britiah Defeme ~
tary John Nott told the HoUle
Commons.
On Saturday, Britiah V~
bombers and Sea Harrien
bombing raida OD the airport
the fl.nt fiahtt.ng of the moo• old crisia aver the Araentine _.,
z:ure of the British coIOny.
Nott informed members of
Parliarnen\ today:
"A further aortle wu ma ..
today to rendet' the aintrtp ~
sable for liabt supply, commura&.
cations ana ground attack air-
craft T;J::.tina within the F~ land themeelva"
Nott pve no fw1her deca1la ol
the latett raid. Earlier, the 0..
fenae Miniatry bad reported
more fighting with Araentlne
forces around the island.
0.., Not,..... lw .._.. K_._
ROUGH TIMES -Monica and Andre w Huntington Beach . He o ffe rs som e harsh
Abrams put their belonRings up for sale in thoughts about the nation's econom y.
Nott'• brief announcemeat
came after Prime Minist.er' Mar-
gare t Thatcher defended Bri-
tain's sinking of the Ar19ntiDe
cruiser General Belgrano witb
more than 1,000 men aboard, aad
criticism of the &mday torpedo
a ttack mounted at home and
abroad. The Argentine ship -outside the 200-mile, Brlti81a-
imposed war zone around the
islands ..
Couple hold 'unemployed sale'
Job loss forces Huntington family from rented home "U we had left it any later k
might have been too late. I milbt
have had to coml to the 11"'-
with the news that 80IDe of our
own vesaela had been aunk,"
Mrs. Thatcher told the Cnmmom
By ROBERT BAR~ER Of"ttleo.ly ...... wt
Monica and Andrew Abrams
are holding a "suddenly unem-
ployed" aale at their houae in
Huntington Beach.
'The sale of kit.chen applianoea,
houaebold furniture and houae
planta lute until May 16. 'lb.at'•
when the A.bram9ea have to get
out of their rented houle becauae
no more money, la coming in.
Abnuna at bil job .. chemical
engineer lut ~at DlaooVi-lion A.adatea uartered ln
Costa Me-.
About 900 people have been
laJd oU over a period of montha
after the f.inn WU acquired by a
Ja~ company, he said.
The company maket luer vi-
deo di8ca for home movies.
''We•ve got a amall cuah.lon of
savings, but that won't last Jong.
And the unemployment benefill
won't DIMl'ly pay the boule rent
of $700 per month."
Abrama, 36, Who Mid he WM eamtna in the area of $30,000 a
yw baa .sit out rw gnea
Whlle belna interviewed for
STATE
this atory, he received a call from
a Stanford University official
wanting eomeone to manage. the
1ehool'1 chemica1 wastes.
Abrams also says there Is a
"The burden is
falling on the
middle class."
paibillty of a job with IBM in
San Ja.e.
If they don't materialize, he
aaya he and his wife, who hasn't
been working, wUJ go back to
Colondo where he waa raiaed.
"I could alwaya ~o back to
being a aki l.natructor. '
Abrarm aaid he la pretty de-
preued and fruatrated becauae
he bellewd he had a long-term
job at DilcoVision.
But he believe. that conditions
leading to the layoff• were not
fore1een.
· He aaY1 he la bltter about "the
aystem.'f
"I can't have the same stan-
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Getty OU Co. and
Southern Callfom1a JMWon Co. haw -.r"eed to develop copner&Una fedllU.. aDowtna l'dl8on to Wle excell
heat tram GittY• CJil..fteld lteam ,._.._.. to produce
electrldt)' for 400,000 houNbolda. Neither company
would m.l the C09t of the projlct.
Supermarket BmOJcer nabbed
An ..., .. olopt ....... dtllm'• ..... of • '""'w ID a SID DlejD llipii amrlDlto ~ A&.
S PORTS
dard of living in wh ich I was
raised. I grew up, went to college
and worked hard and yet w e
ca n't afford to buy our o wn
house.
"The country IS m trouble eco-
nomkalJy and· there are no signs
of a recovery -it is dead in the
water.
"And I am'just appalled at the
rising deficit an d incr e asing
interest rates.
"Most of the money is going to
the government, not the people.
''Congreta votes thern11elvea pay
raJ.SeS and tax breaks. And prac-
tlcall y nobody in government
makes less than $60,000. They're
out of touch with us who make
$20,000 to $30,000.
"'The wony I live with bour1J
is that Argentine foreft in ac-
tacb , both naval and air, will -th.rough to our forces.••
T he Royal Navy armada la
poaitioned off the diaputed co-
lony.
Meanwblle, Ireland la requ..
tins an urgent meetina of tbe
U .N. Security Council to put a
(See F A.LllAND, Pap .U)
Balloon race
in spotlight
"It's almost like there is an at-
tack on the middle class. Schools
are going to hell and college loans
and grants are falling. The bur·
den is falling on the middle clasa.
Balloot race1, balloon rtdet
and avii on exhibitlom will all
be pert o a full day of ewn1a at
the Gonlm1 Bennett Balloon ....
and Aviation Faire cm S.~
in Fountain Valley.
"You aee no fewer Mercedes
on the hlahwaya. That'• where
my anger liea. 'The system la not
working."
INDEX
At Your~ A4
blna Dombeck . 82
L .M . Boyd A8
8'.W"• 88-7
Callfom1a At>
C.valctde B2
ClMllfled Df..8
Comlal All
ero.wOl'd A8
Editiarial AJ
l'nWtalnment Bl
Horoecope B2
C OUNTY
Today'a.Dally ~ Ind•.,_
apedal eouven!r edition ..., a.a
to the annual balloon niQe .... tectlon c..
Intermliillon Bl
AnnLanmn m
MovtiM Bl
Mutual J\mdl Bl
NatkmllN8W9 AJ :c:: ..... Dl-1
lr1
~ BO
Tb.atlln , JD
W•tlm' AJ
Wodd Newa Al
'NN LANDERS COLUMN •.•
. She aald abe rerely uMd the Jebo.relc M.ld the 1yndicJte'1 ..
reaydld ma..nal In her coh.unn edlton wue not eware of the •na that ah didn't think 1t =f:e &P.d that lf th., ba4 ~ ar unmual. woWd hllw adV1leCI Mill ~ u1 think people r .. d my ~· , Landen ~ Ullnc old ltmll
umn few advice, ~. amu-without clearly 18beUn, them ~
Hment ... I don't think the relJIMtl. .. c•;;•r car••· The Important J~orek Mid eeveral nt~· >th ts to aet the information per edlton inqu1nd about an AP
-· lhe u.kl. 1tory Monday reportJna Mla1
In a 1tatement IHued later Landen' UM of recycled mate-e y, lhe Mid it bad not oc-rial.
1 ~ to her that Uli.na~ The Loui1ville (K.) TlmH
. ' tmial would be COGllclend de-temDOnrilY ~ &.-°' the ·~ve. She aid ahe would sto. p coluiim today Ul ''W9 haw ... ·~old letters Immediately. IUnDC9" that advance cop6ll ol
• wJ'1 colWDDI Mnt to the ~~ .. .,..
1.""11 "My credibility 11 all I have frt!e of old material.' Mid Milut
: ... .-net I would never ~~Y ~ K.allay, w.iltant manactnc edl·
, 1nenything to damage It, 'saic1 ~ tor.
1 Landen, whose sympathetic Editor Dave Smith ol the San ... ,~w advice oolumn haa'been Rafael (Calif.) Independent ~~1{11y'Ddkated 26 years. Journal, a 1ub9crlber, 1ald the
.. 1 St.eve Jehorek, president and newspaper would publish a cou-
i ~hlef executive officer of Field pon askin1 readers to comment
· ''"'Newspaper Syndicate, dialribu-on the d.ilclosure.
'''tor of the colwnn. said Monday Ann t..ndera la the pen name
that columns in the hands of for Esther Pauline Lederer, 63,
, ·w1·~t.cribing neWIJMlpen would be whale twin slater Pauline !'.ether
l. 1 eviewed for recycled material Phillipe writes the al.mi1ar syndJ-
. .,. sut.titute columna provided cated advice column "Oear
l,t:I l'M'Cell8l'Y· Abby" as Abigail Van Buren.
J .•!''
'ftJ"'
. ·;FALKLAND ISLANDS ...
1 ·:'4tnd to the "open war" In the 1be commander o1 the Argen,-
.;Qlouth Atlantic, the lrlah diplo-tine navy said Monday that the
' , . : ma tic million announced today. sinking of the General Belgrano.
'" , It said it la introducing a res-Argentina's only cruiser, waa
elution demanding the lmmedia-"th.W country's worst dnlle dtlll-
·lte cemation of Britiah-A.rgentihe ta.ry setback in more than 100
~fighting over the Falkland years."
1 lalanda; negotlationa to resolve But Adm. Jorge Anaya said ,,the criail through diplomacy; and the torpedoing pf the ship by •
the lifting ·of economk sanctions Bri ti ab au bmarine would
•.against Argentina imposed by "1tr'engtben the decision to con-
• • Britain's allies. Cinue tJ.e figbt''·for the Falkland
• • In Dublin, Iriah Defense Min-Island.a, which Argentina calla
I 11.ster Patrick Power said his gov-the Malvt.DM.
1 emment had switched from sup-People seen on the streets of
.• ,, fOr11ng Britain on the Falklands Buenos Aires took the news of
•crlaia and ia taking a neutral the linking quietly fir!ooday, with
stance. sadnels. .
The Argentine joint chiefs of U.S . Secretary of State Ale-
' uttaff aaid today that Argentine xander M. Haig Jr. said today the
•.Nvy reecue vessels have picked heavy casualties in the British
'1 iup 400 survivors of the cruiser ainking of an Argentine wanahip
, ··General Belgrano, torpedoed may be causing Argentina to
'Sunday by a British submarine stiffen ill resistance to any com-
' tp the South ·Atlantic. promise aettlement of the Falk-.,·~ Naval aources expreued optr--land lslanda confllct. ~ that more survivors would ·'·! 1Je _found Testlfyinl before a Senate
: ~~ A com0mlloique aaid the 400 Ap.pro~riatio~ subcommittee,
"'.'' ·-.rv1vora members of the crui-ff.aieaaid that u of~ mom1nc
J • .i:.J ~ ; - ' 2 the oeceeeery flexibih"\y hM not , ,~.er 1 1,04 -man crew, were ..a-... ~ in u..~ .... ___,, f . ., the support ve.el Gur-.,_,..~ .uua-nu-or a
-7't en route to~ political settlement of the di-
t!M Up of the Sou1h American IP'&te.
tinent. "One could readily draw the
'·The communique aa..id re9C\.le conclUlion that the recent t:nOc
·,r.work continued in the area km of lives .-odated with UM!
··Owhere the cruiser was hit by loa of their cruiser bat contri-
•• •i.Britiah torpedoes. Some 15 reecue buted to their contf nuing
.... yeme}s were involved. intransigence." he said.
"
13 youths
sought
in beating
Seal Beach police have 1.ued a
deecrlpt.loo of three YOW\I people 0 dreaed in punk rock fuhlon"
who are wanted ln connection
with the beatinc of a 16-year-old
Milaion Viejo girl.
Police said the three demar1ded
drup from the eirl and attacked
her when she couJd not produce
them. She W&I found crawliJ18 on
her handl and knees, covered
wlth blood and dirt, in the mid-
dle of Beverly Manor Drive in
Seal ee.ch at 2:20 a.m. Sunday,
officers aa.ld.
The girl, whose name waa
withheld, told police she had
been &>6cked up by three youths
In 1919 light blue Chevrolet Ca-
maro aa she waa hitchhiking
home from a oonc:ert ln Pasadena.
She was treated for her inju-
ries and releued to her parents.
GREAT ESCAPE? -Senior correctiona oUl-
oer K.C. Webb (left) and umtant warden John
Ign.acio ex.amine a homemade, one-mui hell-
...........
copter found at Nevada's maximum security
prilon in Canon City.
The driver was described aa
Caucasian, age 18-19, 5 feet-8,
with curly brown hair, a thin
mustache and a thin build. Hia
first name may be "Mike" or
"Mark."
A male paasenger waa descri-
bed as Caucaalan, age 17-18, 5
feet-5, thin build, with short
straight brown hair . For the hirds
\
Finches delay couple's sail
The way Dana Point aailon Blll Hu1hea and
Marilyn Lowland o,ure it, .nother couple of weeb won't
kill them.
THAT'S BOW lone omlthoJopta uy It will take for a
half dozen beby f1nches -hatched Monday ln the Mila of
the couple's 32-foot ndng,yecht -to fly the coop.
A linch l)fft. containing lix tiny ecp. WM dllcovered
by the couple in mid-April .. they were pftp&rina to .et ..U
from a dip at the Dana Potnt Marina.
>J they were removing tbe blue canvu cover that
protect.a the ma1ma1l, they dllcovered a pair of finches bad
.et up ~. in the folda of the all
'The OCMD·&6lnc pair'had tw\> cho6ces·
TOSS OVT THE nest and enjoy a 1WU1y, windy Sunday
ail 10 San Dlego, or wait it out until the eggs hatched and
the baby fiDche9 left the ..-.
They opted for the latter -Somewhat srudlfnlly,
Marilyn adml1L
Seate Fish and a.me Department experi. laid the eaa
would batch in about 12 daya.
They were ol1 by four days.
ORNITBOLOGll'l'S •Y It'll take &DOtMr 14 daya foe
the baby birds to~ stronc ~to take off on theU' awn.
Give OI' take. a few' daym. JJm and Marilyn should be
able to at ..n bY the weekend of the 17th. ·1ru be n1ce "° bsw the boet t.:k." Marilyn laid.
And lbe'a pd the couple wllited.
, ONCE THE YOUNG bUdl leaw, it's only a matter of
ftmovtnl the nest and cleenlng the bUd dropptnet off the
deck.
'Ibere ia one other matt.er of concern, however.
Finches like to return to the same av.sUnc p~ year
a.ft.er year.
Enactment urged
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre-
lldent Reaaan and a broad ttOl8
9eCtlorl of conaervatives and libe-
rala on the Senate Judiciary
CClmmittee are urging quick en-
adment of a compromiae exten-
llon of key provisions of the 1965
Vodng RJa.hts Act.
A young woman in the car was
described as Caucasian. about 17
years old, with short brown hair.
Anyone with information on
the trio has been asked to contact
Sgt. Leonard Frisbie or Detective
G reg Young of the Seal Beach
P ol ice Department, (213)
431-2541.
Bonin wants out
of Orange County
The attorney for convicted
Freeway Killer William Bonin
aa.id Monday he will request that
his client be moved from Orange
County Jail becau.e they cannot
have private telephon e conver-
aationa.
William Charvet said he will
uk Superior Court Judge Ken-
neth Lae 10 order Bonin returned
to San Quentin prison pending
the murderer's trial in Orange
County, scheduled to begin an
July.
In March, in Loa Angeles, Bo-
n.in waa sentenced to death in the
gaa chamber for the torlu. e-
mW'den of 10 young men whose
bodies were dumped near free-
ways. He la awaiting trial on
charges in four more murders in
Orange County.
last time Bonin waa allowed to
call him was at 1:15 a.m., which
th e atto rney said was ,
"ridJculous" and in violation of a
court order signed by Lae allo-•
wing BoQin to Ulie the telephone
one hour per night.
Charvet said he would chal-
lenge the county jail in federal
court If the telephone situation is
not changed before Bonin is due
to stand trial.
No charges
on Reynolds
LOS ANGELE.$ (AP) -The
Los Angeles city attorney says
Burt Reynolds won't be charged
In an lncident in which the actor
allegedly roughed up a free-1.anoe
photographer trying to snap his
picture.
Sunny afternoons Crash hurts
two women
Charvet said that Bonin's calls
io him are placed from a speaker
telephone where anyone in the
jail can hear if they are walking
by. He contended that his cUent
has a right to a private conver·
aation with his attorney.
In addition. Charvet sai~. the
''One has a right to use a rea·
sonable amount of force to re-
move a trespasaer," said a state-
ment issued Monday by City
Attorney Ira Retner. tOO.he !Halc#l border c:en expect
llghl, varlabl• morning wlnd1,
beCQtTung IOUt'-l IO .-t et 10
• to 18 knot• dutinQ tfle atlemoon .~ Coastal with. 1-10 2-•°:1'-'atly ....
·~: • e.rty momlnQ 11gt11 .,_.. gi.. Temperatures · vtng way to per11•1 ei.arlng thl•
• I ~ Hlgha of ee to 74 low NAT'IOM
•J idoude late tonight. Wed~ay .. &...
leafing by mid-morning, 111en AlbM)I 87 3t
I tunny. HIQll• of ea to 78. Over· ,\lbuque •.2 45
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Wt ""9moon. W-'etty ..... of 8fowntY\lle 64 S1, Phllaclpt!le
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Qncinnall 78 42 Seit ......
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Clmble SC 81 53 S...tte
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thre&-car colJJllon Monday after-
noon at Garfield Avenue and
Golden West Street ln Hunting-
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China reshuffles
Photographer Ruseell Turiak,
37, of Sherman Oaks, had told
police that Reynolds pummeled
him April 26 outside the act.or's
West Le» Angeles home. A police
report said Reynolds had arrived
a t hia house with actreaa Loni
Anderaon of televimon's "WK.RP
in Cincinnati."
Trecy 14'nanc, 23, of Founiatn
Valley wu reported in stable
condition today at Padflc.a Hoe-
pUal, receivina treatment for a COOCUllkln. .
TOKYO (AP) -China carried
out a major government reshuf-
fle today that included elimina·
tion of 11 of the nation's 13 pre-
niie:rs, the official Xinhua news
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WORLD'S FAIR FffiEWORKS -The giant Sunsphere at
the World's Fair in Knoxville, Tenn., reflects the colors of
exploding fireworks. Each evening's fair celebration is high-
lighted by a mammoth fireworks display. At right is the en-
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officially opened Saturday.
! Egypt's prosperity hopes soar
by return of Sinai Peninsula
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) -The
return of the Sinai Peninsula has
rekindled Egyptian hopes for
proepe.rity, but the lnltial impact
of the Israeli withdrawal haa
been largely symbolic.
"With the return of the Sinai.
Egypt restored ita identity, and the best thing is that we rstored
it without war," Tafida el-Sherif,
a 28-year-o~ petroleum company
secretary, wd.
Egyptian officials and the
govemment-<:0ntrolled newa me-
dia have focused attention on
development plans for the Sinai
since Sunday when the Israelis
ended their l~-year occupation.
The Cabinet met last week to
di8cu8a pro~ and assured resi-
dent& of food, water and services.
Hassaballa e l-Kafrawi, min-
ister of housing and land rec-
lamation, said 200 wooden pre-
fabricated buildlnp were being
constructed on the ruins of Ya-
mit., which was destroyed by Is~
raeli troops removing squatters
oppoeed to the withdrawal.
h ome in el-Arish on the Med i -
terranean.
In a May Day speech, Presi-
dent Homi Mubarak said Satur-
day the end of the laraeli occu-
pation generated a giant m o-
mentum that should be harnes-
sed toward building the eco-
nomy. Western economiata eeti-
mate !'cYPt'a annual inflation at
30 pm:ent.
"We cannot continue to depend
on the external world to provide
our baic food. We'll all. have to
Intensify efforts, double our
work and pay the tax of peace as
we did during war," he said.
Israel's protracted withdrawal,
which had many Egyptians
wondering for months whether
the Jewish state would live up to
its Camp David pledge to be out
by April 25, left a aour taste with
some.
other facilities built by the 11-
raeU.. Tourism is a pillar of the
Egyptla bringing n economy al-
ready. in Q 1.1 billion last year.
The Egyptian planners also
hope to continue and expand
land-reclamation projects begun
by the Israelis to lncreue food
production and provide new
homes for people living in the
overcrowded Nile Valley.
There is little prospect that the
return of the Sinai will help re-
duce the amount of resources EcPt devotes to supporting the
m1liiary, which is en1a1ecf in a
long-term campaign to replace
equipment purchued from the
Soviet Union, including a $3.3
billion deal with the United
States.
DefeMe Minister Abdel-Halim
Abu Ghazala haa served noUce
that he expects the 367,000-man
FcYPtian armed forces to be kept
up to strength "so that it may
alwav• serve at a deterrent
force."
SHOULD SHARE -Sen.
Wil liam Proxmire, D -
Wiaconsin, says the Pentagon
should be r.e9uired ·to pay
NASA for research and space
shuttle operations sfnce the
military will be using the
1pacecraft more frequently in
the future.
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Court to studj
Social Secul-itY
sex bias case " I
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court has agreed
to judge the validity of one Social
Security provision which, the
government concedes, deprived
eome men of benefit.a that wo-
m en in similar circumstances
could collect.
'nle justices said Monday they
Paratroops
~
will adopt
safety plan
FORT BRAGG, N.C. (AP) -
The 82nd Airborne Division is
hastening the adoption of new
safety procedures and stressing
existing ones following a Cali-
fornia air drop in which six pa-
ratroopers died and 157 were in-
jured.
AA Army investigation into the
accident during the Gallant Ea-
gle 82 exercise at Fort Irwin near ~arstow , has implicated high
wi.n(k, clwmy parachute hames-
lel and hard terrain for the un-
usually high number of casual-
ties, officials say.
Maj. Pat Cannan, a spokesman
for the 18th Airborne Corps, pa-
rent of the 82nd, said exercises
run ad average "one per thousa-
nd injury rate."
However, Gallant Eagle's six
fatalities nearly doubled the
82nd's mortality rate for the past
five years, Army statistics say. Jn
that time, division soldiers jum-
ped 521,000 times, with an ave-
rage of one accident requiring
hospitalization per 1,000 jumps
and an average of 1.5 deaths a
year.
Cannan said that after the
Gallant F.agle exerciae on March
30, paratroopers are being re-
minded to release a device called
a capewell immediately upon land.lni -spilling wind from the
nylon chute and preventing the
paratrooper from being dragged
on the ground.
Lt. Melvin Shafer, who super-
vises a mandatory paratrooper
refresher course at Fort Bragg,
said many ~oopers involved in
Gallant Eagle "were dragged on
the ground. They couldn't relea-
se the canopy relea.ae assembly."
The 82nd has also hastened a
switch from capewells that must
be pinched by thumb and fore-
finger to ones that require a tug
on a ring, a simpler task. The
conversion is about 35 percent
complete.
wiU review a federal trial tudae'•
ruling that •truck down i&lro-
vision as an example of ~r
m.iu1ble aexual di8crlmina~.
Before 1977, the Social S«u-
nty Act treated men and women
differently in conferrlna apcaaal
benefits -monthly paym•nta
available to people aged 61 or
older who are entitled to (Slly
mimmal or no old-age diub&lity
benefits based on their own ac-
count. A provision in the act~
those people could receive ~ne-
f 1 ts based on their spouses1 in-
romes. 1 But before men could ~ive
spousal bene fits. they hat to
prove they depended on t eir '
wage-earner wives for one-alf
their support. Women applying
for spousal benefits faced no such
requirement. I
In other actions Monday( the
high court:~
-t<ule<1 b)' a /-'/.vote that
AJbuquerque, N.M .. cannot &roe
the Seventh-day Adventist
Church to get a permit before its
members can solicit donations.
-Agreed to decide when
federal proeecuton can shard .e-
cret grand jury infonnation with
lawyers in non-criminal sections
of the Justice Department. 1
-Agreed to settle a ta>C di-
spute. in a case from Tew of
considerable importance to tax
shelter investors, lnvolvin~the
tax consequenc es ->Of 1
"non-recourse" loena for ~ich
the borrower does not agree to
become personally liable. .:
-Le ft intact a lower ceurt
ruling that a Peachtree Gty,Oa ..
ordinance uncon stitutiorually
banned the posting of prices•n a
gasoline station operator's siflls.
-Refused to dismi" an'ap-
peal previously filed with the
high court by a convicted ll1inoi.s
murde rer who now sayi be
wants to die for hia crimes. TIM!
court also left intact the death
sentences of two Texas ~en
convicted of killing law ~ ment officers. and rejected -
ments that a Georgi.a death
inmate was denied a (air · .
In the sprmg of 1977, the:Su-
preme Court struck down·the
differing treatment of men1and
women under the disputed pro-
v 1s10 n of federal Jaw as u n -
ronst1tutional sexual diacrirnina-
uon. ~
Later that year, Congr ss
amended the Social Security
to eliminate "gender -ba ed
differences," but discovered that
such eradication caused financial
problems.
Some Egyptians, who recall
that the Sinai wa1 Ignored for
centuries until the Israelis captu-
red it ln the 1967 Slx-Day War,
were cynical about the interest in
the area.
Mustafa Amin, dean of Egyp-
tian columnists, wrote in the
mass-circulation al-Akhbar, "I
felt as if someone had stolen 50
pounds from me and after 15
years of2tru le I've recovered
onl 30 ." ··~ has made no aacrlficel in withdrawing from the Sina.I,"
said Mowlir Habib, 43, a manage-,
of an office equipment com~y J
"larael had to withdraw ~
land it illegally occupied."
VP Bush to return to China
As explained by Justice
partme nt lawyers.. "elimina
of the one-half support req
ment made substantial nwn rs
of retired male federal and s te
employees eligible for Sale of military items to Taiwan called 'time bomb' spousal beneilts based on t eir
wives' earnings.•• "Ha, ru bet they've take.n all
the flour to Sinai," said Amal
Fak.hry, a Heliopolis housewile,
aft.er an afternoon of looking for
flour during a spot shortage that
· from time to tlme affect• one
commodity or another ln FcYPt's
planned ea>nomy.
The moat immediate return
from the Sinai is expected to be
in tourism, using hotelt and other
facilities built by the Israeli•.
Touriml is a pillar of the E«YP-
tian ea>nomy already, bringilij ln
$1.1 billion lut year.
But most FcYPtians interview-
ed at random are hoping for the
best.
The Egyptian planners also
hope to continue and expand
land-reclamaUon projects begun
by the Isr~ to increase food
produc tion and provide n ew
homes for people living in the
overcrowded Nile Valley.
"The Sinai contains lots of
treasures, and lf we exploit it
SUOCe9tfully, It will bring lots of
revenue to E'.aYpt," said travel
agency owner -Oinar Hu.-ein, 48,
who has bought a/lot of land
and plan• to bull a vacation
There is little prospect that the
return of the Sinai ii expected to
be in tourism, uting hoteh and
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den t George Buth returns to
China this week to confront an
iuue that brought hlm to the
Chine. e11pital two yec'I ago -
the Rea1an policy toward the
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is forever thing'
OBAR REA.DEM. Baldini la forever,
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(
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hair cw prevent hair tc.. There are producta
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To help you know what varloua baldnem
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and to explain the teltina done on them, the
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the difference between categories of ground
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Four coast
firms given
top pacts
Q)ntnct. totaUJ.nc .143.5 mil-
lion have been awaided to lndu-
atrial firml In the 40t.h eonar--Mnal Dlatrtct, ~ to Rep.
Robert E. Bedham, R·lfewport
U.Ch.
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have been awarded by the Army, Navy and Bureau of Mlnea to
four dittennt com.,.me..
Ford A.erotpACe and Commu-
nScationl Corp. of Newport Beach
received the bulk of the con-
trlcta. totalina •110,6 million. Of
the total, $46 million waa for
ammunition to be manufactured
at the company'• plant in San
Juan Capi1trano and another
$3SU m1Won tor varloul portionl
of pro1ram1 on the Chaparral
mlllUe, to be perfonned at New-
port Be.ch. In addition, there la a $21.3
mllllon contract for Sidewinder
mlallle control l)'lteml. work to
be performed at Newport Beach,
and $8.1 milllon for apare part.a
for the new Divtaion Air Defeniie
(DIV AD) program, allO at New-
port~ .
Hughel Aircraft Co. will build
electronic equipment for the
Navy at lta Irvine facility, In a
contract valued at $24.9 million.
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more fun" for cart.ooniata.
Feiffer, apeaklng to about 200 people at a dinner of the
Arizona Civil Liberties Union,
said Reagan was giving the
nation "a lot more energy, a
lot more oauion than a few
years ago.''
"Jimmy Carter played on
our national psyche like a
low-grade infection,'' said
Feiffer, whoee biting cartoons
appear in The Village Voice
and are syndicated.
A North Carolina man has
been elected president of the
Sierra Club, the nation's lar-
gest environmentalist group.
Denny Shaffer, a busines-
sman from Fayetteville, N.C.,
succeeds Joe Fontaine of
Tehachapi.
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Prince Charles in uniform as
colonel of the Welsh Guards
in Camarthen, Wales, ad-
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wished them well should
they be called up for duties
with the Falklands task force
in the South Atlantic.
David W. Watt has been
named chief executive of
Nucorp Energy Corp,. which
ran into financial difficulties
laat year.
He replaces Richard L .
Burna, who has stepped down
A mother of l8Vef\ children.
Bel•• Marie Bar11tad
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ican Mother of the Year by
American Mot!Mn Inc.
LaDan AMll'Mll Jacob of 0mn. Utah, a mother of nine,
wu named National Young
Mother by the or1anlz.atlon,
wbich concluded lta confe-
rence In Salt Lake City.
Mra. Thompaon waa 43
when her huaband dled, lea-vm, her with aeven chJJdren
agea 2 to 17. All aeven have
aince graduated from college
and married, and ahe haa
eight grandchildren. Mrs.
Thompeon has worked for the
U .S . Foreat Service a Ince
1961. She also operatea a
90-acre hone ranch. ·
About 50 people turned out
for a graveside ceremony ip
Appleton, Wile. marking the
25th anniversary of the <leath
of Communist-hunting Sen.
Josepb R. McCarthy.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, Mey 4, 1982
Citizen
arrests
Sllloker
SAN DIEGO (AP) -After
warning the man in line w ith
him about amoking ln a auper-
market, Dr. John B. Nevara says
he made a citizen's arre1t and
would do it again.
"I felt obligated to do what la
necessary to deter people," said
Nevara, an anesthesiologiat.
After asking managers of the
Food Basket store to make the
man stop smokins without suc-
cetl8, Nevara said he arrested the
man, a young sailor, who djd not
resist.
The aailor, unidentified by po-
lice only as a medical corpsman,
sat in his car until officers got
there Saturday night. Patrolman
Wllliam Cameron issued a mis-
demeanor field release, ordering
the accused to appear in Muruci ·
pal Court next week.
as chief executive ol the San
Diego-based oil-field supply
and oil production flrm, offi-
cials said. Bums will remain
chairman and devote efforts
to strategic planning for the
company.
A city ord:nance forbids smo·
king in supermarkets
Nevara said he IS a mt>mber of
GASP, or Group Against Smo-
king Pollution.
Smoking, he said, "is the cause
of many cardiovascular ailments
and respiratory diseases."
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with her new husband , Kevin De Remer, 27, after their
w<.'dding in Bel Air DE-Remer S<'rved as the songstress' tour
coordinator The couple will spend their honeymoon in Eu-
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Writer Stein attacks prime time TV I
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RADNOR, Pa. -Pn..ne-thne Amer-
ican televillon In the 1950. and 1880.,
offertn1 the eerenlty of neat, clean
American homea with cartna mothen
and atrona father•, hu stven way to
prqpwn1 that feature a1nDt effeminate
herO.. and divorced mothen, a critic
~there ll uncertainty, rqe and
danger lurking ln the bombed-out
Garden of Eden that 11 prlme-tlme
televillon,'' wrote ~ Stein in TV
Guide mapzine.
Stein, new1paperman, author, attor-
ney and former White Houee 1peech-
wrtter, wrote a two-part leriel anal)"linl
~o...;...;.~~ ~ chanaee in prime-time
• The "hero" on the "The Greateet
American Hero," he Mid, ll "a nebbiah
who happem to be lfven 1upematural
~-by beinal from outer IJ*l8."
ha1 had to deal wt th a runaway 1
dau1hter, a 1hoplifUn1 mother and a ,J
double-cro.ina co-worker," Stein wrote.
The 1turdy., determined wom~ of
earu.r ~ aa portrayeci ~ CIMvw'1 mother (Barbara ),
Mill Kltty (Amanda Blake) ln
"Gun1moke" or Victoria Barkler,
(Barbara Stanwyk) on ''The Big Valley, •
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Alien raids raise
disturbing questions
There la 10methlng very di.J-
tur bln1 about the manner in
which the bnmlaration and Natu-
rallllUon Service hu been going
about lta 0 0peration Jobe" cam-
~ recent weeka. the drive to
.. open up Jobe held by illegal aliens
for unemployed Americans" has
netted perhape a couple of thou-
sand worken acroea the country
-10me 600 in Los Angeles and
Orange counties, a few hundred
each .in New York, Housion and
Denver.
One cynic suggested that at
this rate America might be
"purified" of illegals by the year
3000.
Others suggest the whole
maneuver is an attempt to find a
1C&pegoat -i.e. the illegal alien -
for IOlll'ing unemployment
Whenever news of the raids
comes out, some unemployed do
show up to seek the vacated jobs.
One furniture plant in Santa Ana
wl\ere 130 workers were seized,
r eported 20 in line next dayi.
asking for work.
The INS talked of releasing
"high-paying jobs" for our own
unemployed. That, said-the owner
of a fruit company in New York, is
a laugh. His jo~ pay the minimUJll
wage, $3.35 an hour. It's hard
work and nobody wants it, he ad-
ded. The wages at the Santa Ana
furniture factory were between
$3.35 and $4 an hour. So much for
high pay.
There is no doubt at all that
illegal aliens are in violation of the
law and that cannot be condoned.
But the way the raids are
handled is equally h ard to con-
done. Helicopters and officers
mounted on honeback were used
in the Orange County strawberry
field raids.
The recent raids were carried
1out by swroundina a small factory
with a fieet of INS vans, storming
the place without warning, cha-
sing after fleeing workers, hand-
cuf flng them and loadln1 those
who could not imlnediately dhlplay
evidence of lepl reeldenoe.
A fat..r number are able to
produce proof that they are either
legal residentl or clttiena. Thoee
who cannot have been aaked to
waive their righta and accept im-
mediate deportation to the Mexi-
can border. Not by coincidence,
almost all are Hispanics.
This procedure last week in-
spired U.S. District Judge William
M . Byrne to order the INS to cease
deporting the detainees without
informing them of their right to
counsel.
California Sen. Alan Cranston
has urged U.S. Attorney General
William French Smith to halt the
raids which, he says, "are sowing
dangerous seeds of racial and eth-
nic conflict in California."
There is little doubt that this
is occurring -and th~t it could
well discourage employers from
hiring any workers of Hispanic
appearance for fear their business
could auddenly be \argeted.
The <liscouraging part of the
whole affair i.s that COngress and
succeeding administrations have
been well aware of the ever-
increasing population of illegal
aliens for yelU's now.
And no one has had the cour-
age and the energy to do any-
thing about it beyond letting-an
understalfed INS engage in pe-
riodic roundups that barely
scratch the surface of the problem.
As repeatedly noted here and
elsewhere, some form of perma-
nent, non-counterfeitable identifi-
cation must be established for the
protection of both employers and
workers. And a guest worker
program of some sort mu.st be ap-
proved. ·
The recent raids have taken·
on an unsavory flavor which , if
reported from another cou n try,
would result in expressions of
righteous shock. This does not be-
long in America.
A very small miracle?
Almost everyone these days
eeems to be talking about nuclear
weapon.a and the threat mankind's
tools of war poee to life on F.arth.
In the midst of all this gloom
and doom talk, a Stanford scientist
working in the esoteric field of
subatomic physics may have made
a bizarre dilcovery that could tum
out to be one ot the most signifi-
cant in the hi.story of acience. Al-
though there have been no con-
firming experiments physicist Blas
Cabrera apparently detected a
st~an e subatomic particle that
w the linchpin of efforts to
tie all o physical existence into
one Band theory of reality.
"kven the moat jaded cynic
would have to marvel at such an
achievement.
What Cabrera believes he
detected was something called a
monopole. For the last 50 yean,
phy1fcl1ta have climbed moun-
tains, crawled into caves and
braved Arctic cold in vain efforts
to find the thing, because of ita
vast theoretical importance.
What in the world ii a mono-
pole and why lhould anyone care?
For starters, anyone who took
high school lclence should know
that every magnet has both a
north pole and a sou th pole. Op-
posite poles attract, like poles re-
pel. Aside from that, magneta do a
wonderful job aenerating electri-
d ty, and the c:lilCovery of magnetic
fields led to radio and televillon.
The experts say a monopole ii
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a magnet with only one pole,
north or south. Wise guys might
wonder why scientists went to so
much bother to find one. All you
have to do is saw a magnet in half
and you get two monopoles, right?
Wrong. If you slice a magnet in
half, you get two magnets, each
With two poles.
A monopole would be a cu-
rious sight, as it is said to have
almost no physical size, yet weighs
one quadrillion (that's with 15
t.eroes after the one) times as much
as your everyday proton.
Leaving aside the almost in-
comcnsible math, scientists
say · ery of a monopole would
enable them to complete the so-
called Unified Field Theory,
which would tie all the funda-
mental forces of nature into one
simple, all-encompassing state-
ment of reality. No less a genius
than Albert Einstein labored over
such a theory for years without
IUOCftl,
Completion of the theory,
difficult tolrasp though it m"y
seem, woul be quite a step for-
ward for mankind as we seek to
comprehend the world around us.
These efforts seem to show that
although our species is always
creating horrendous problems for
ounelves, we al.lo turn our ener-
gies toward understanding the
most profound questions of exis-
tence. It atvee reason for optimism
aoout our fu~ure.
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L.M. Boyd/ Housewives' rights
Mott exploited of worker. ln the
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IOU've 1-.d that. It'• the claim of the
Service Employees International
Union. And that Union reportedly
lntenda to or1antze sa!d howiewfvet,
and to demand on thttr behalf the
. n,ht to ftw weeka of peiid YK&tlon ~year. Noihlnc new abou~ thfl.
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An old VfJ'linia law makes It Wega.I
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How do you account for the fact
that snuff al• have doubled in the
South durlnc the wt five years?
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The great Cantaloupe caper
WASHINGTON -The federal gov-
ernment is swanning with investigators
constantly searching for waste and
fraud. Sometimes they wind up spen-
ding dollars to retrieve nickels and
dimes.
Take the case of Frank Smith, an Air
Force produce manager. Government
hawkahaw1 spent $50,000 or more to
investigate the possible waste of a few
hundred dollars' worth of cantaloupes.
And a conscientious employee's career
has been placed in jeopardy as a result of
overzealous e fforts to uncover what
would, at best, have been a picayune
waste of the taxpayers' money.
SMITH IS AN EXPERT in the un-
certain business of ordering the right
amount of perishable fruits and vege-
tables for large numbers of people before
the stuff goes bad. He plied his trade at
Andrews Air Force Bue. Md., the sub-
urban airfield t.hat is home base for Air
Foree One and other VIP aircraft.
Something went wrong with 14 cases
of cantaloupes t.hat were to be served to
Air Force pet'90nnel at Andrews. Maybe
they were little overripe when they ar-
rived; maybe they were kept i.n storage
improperly or too long.
Whatever the cause, Smith determin-
ed that the melons wer~ unfit to aerve,
and ordered them thrown out. He was
promptly accused of stealing government
property.
The way Smith's boss, Commissary
Officer Barton Haitr, went about build-
ing a case against Smith reads like
something out of a television cops-and-
robbers series. Hairr called in the Air
Force Office of Special Investigations.
The OSI boys went to work as if it
were a major apy cue. They staked out
the unsuspecting dumpster behind t.he
commi.aary. Hidden cameras were tram-
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ed on· th~lrash receptacle to record
activity from every angle. Some 40 hours
of film footage were taken during the
suppoeed Canteloupe Caper.
The purpose of this elaborate opera-
tion was to determine if Smith was
throwing out salable melons i.n cahoots
with the trash collectors. No such incri-
minating evidence turned up on the
hidden cameras' film, and the OSI de-
clined to bring criminal charges against
Smith.
The hidden cameras did record some
incriminating evidence. But it incrimi-
nated the Air Force, not Smith.
What the cameras recorded was shock-
ing; Air Force personnel, struggling to
feed their families, were filmed sear-
ching through the trash i.n the dwnpster
for edible food -i.n much the way that
starving women and children used to
pick through GI garbage as far back as
World War Il.
When the identifiable scavengers were
questioned by the OSL they said it was
common practice to go through the An·
drews dumpsters. It was a humiliating
but necessary way to make ends mee1"'0n""
an Air Force salary.
That was enough for Smith's boss
The hungry garbage scavengers were
"proof'' that Smith had been throwing
out edible cantaloupes. They would not
be picking through the swill. the brass
reasoned, if Smith were not dumping
edible food. He was accused of stealing
government property.
THE EXTENT OF SMITH'S alleged
"crime" might have run into a few
hundred dollars. Sources close to the
investigation told my associate Donald
Goldberg that the OSI spent upwards of
$50,000 to make their case.
This ridiculous Case of the Crummy
Cantaloupes has worked serious harm on
Frank Smith. After nine years in the
produce department at Andrews. he is
being treated like one of his rotten me-·
lons. He has sperit the last several
months sitting at home with his two
young sons. hoping to be told he can
return to work.
Meanwhile, there is no sign that the
Air Force Is doing anything about the
plight of impoverished personnel who
must raid gar~e dumps to feed their
families -ottler than recording their
embarrassment with hidden cameras at a
cost of thousands of dollars.
Footnote: Air Force officials refused to
discuss the Smith case on the grounds it
is still under investigation.
Shoe style may save women's feet
The single biggest step women have
taken toward equaJity with men, since
they acquired the right to vote in 1920. is
in the shoes they're wearing. Fewer
women are tottering around on high.
spindly heels, and there is no doubt that
the change in footwear is going to help
them stay even or get ahead of men. Up
until now it's taken women longer to do
everything because in the shoes they
were wearing, they couldn't get any-
where as fast as men.
ONE OF THE most encouraging
things I see every day is women walking
to work i.n New York City. New York.
more than almost anyplace else in the
country, is a walking city. Hundreds of
thoi:lsands of people walk 20 or 30 blocks
from where they live uptown or down-
tomw, into midtown where they work.
Thousands of the young women you see
are hustling a long In good, heavy
rubber-soled sneakers. Sneakers have
become so sophisticated that no one calls
them that anymore, but I'm sure you
know what I mean. The women either
carry a bag with the shoes they plan to
wear in the office or they have left shoes
at the office. T hey change into those
when they get there. ln most cases, e~~n
their dress shoes have heels that are low
<.'Ompared to those that women wore in
the past.
I don't know how women ever got
trapped Into wearing spike heels. Spike
heels are only sligh\)y less arcane than
the bindings Chinese women used to use
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to make their feet small. I say t don't
know but I suppoee I do know. Women's
legs look sexier in high heels than in
sneakers. What I really don't know is
why this is so. -
For some obscure reason, men have
got themselves thinking that a woman's
leg, from the knee down, ls more at-
tractive if the calf ia quite full but tape-
ring off sharply into a thin, bony ankle.
IC the heel is propped up on a platfonn,
it tends to make a lump of the calf
muscle. That's the look we like.
The answer Is for men to re-educate·
themselves about what looks attractive
about a woman's leg. I've just about got
·More listeners than readers
Things I Learned Eh Route to Looking
Up Other Things:
-That the average peraon spends
about 10 pe~nt of hl• communication
time on wrt~. 16 percent on rndi.ng,
30 percent on •pea.kin& and 45 penient on
U.tening. (And we do the laM wont.)
-Tfiat when the American Institute
of Arch1tecta IOlne yean qo polledt, li.
IYlllYU•
~ ~
memben to find the man who ~ molt
influenced Americen ateblc.eture, l'rft
Lloyd Wrlaht cune in a dlltant aecond co
Thomu Jelfer.>n.
-That Leon Trotsky transformed
hlmlllt Into the le.dint pneraJ of the
auulan rtvo uUonary army wltb no
p11IOM1 ............ limply. by ltUd)tna
mWtary atracesy at the pubUC lUJrary.
-That th• Untveralty of North c..n11r'9 WM the fint atm UMni~, ln
the U.8. to;::-doarl. Iii &•, whlD 0.0..,. w laD Wll 11111 .....
-That among Indla'a poor, 85 percent
of a family's annual income Is used to
buy food; in the U.S. the comparable fi-
gure it 16 percent.
-That modem agriculture la increa-
singly, and dangerously, becomin g
"monoculture"; for ln1tance, only two
varieties account for almoet all the peas
1n the U.S., maJdnc the c:rop hiahlY wl-
nerable to bliaht and l)llUlence.
-That Laay Jane Orey wu the mo1t
unfortunate woman in F.ngllah hlatory:
nominally queen of Enaland for nine
• days, she wu behellded at the ... of 17
-alona with her father and buiband, •
-Tl\at when Sydney, Au1tr1ll1,
wanted to b uild an opera house, tt•
competition produced plans bun around
the world; tht wlMer wu a Dane, a
non....-chltect. who merely lketched hi.
deQJl on a afncJe 9heet of paper. (It WM
a .rt. of 8Ca1Jop lhelll ltandlua on end.)
-That more writen have btlun their
careen u d0C10rl than any ol6er occu-p~ t lo.n: Babelal1, Keat~hekkov , ~ A.J. Cronin, J Bomalna,
Conan Doyle, OUver Wendell Holme.,
Wllliam Carlae Wlllla.me, Oliver Oold~
llDJth and a ICON of other llt4fl"&r'Y fl-
,.-. I
myself to the place where a woman's leg
looks better to me i.n a pair of sneakers
th.an in shoes with heels.
There hasn't been much progress •
made ln what men wear on their feet.
The a\>erage man is wearing shoes that
don't really come close to approximating
the outline of his feet. He buys a pair of
shoes that are about an inch longer than
his feet so they won•t pinch his toes and
then starts breaking them i.n. Breaking
i.n a pair of shoes means stretching them
by wearing them until they're close en-
ough to the shape of your feet so they
don't hurt much when you walk in
them.
If you look at a man's foot in his shoes.
you ca1' tell the shoes don't really fit.
The widest part of his foot almost always
stretches the leather so that the upper
part of the shoe hangs over the sole.
FOR YEARS NOW they·ve been
molding ski bood to flt your foot preci-
sely ·and I'm waiting for that to happen
with the ordinary shoes we w e ar. I
oonfidently expect the time isn't far off
when both men and women will be able
to walk into a shoe store and have shoes
made for them that exactly conform to '
the shape of their feet.
Molded shoes can be bought now, but
they are made mostly for people with
orthopedic problems and they're very
expensive. Even people with normal feet
look funny i.n molded shoes becaU!le the
shoes are the shape of their feet and
we're not used to that. We're used to
pretending that our feet are the shape of
our shoes, ~d they're not. of course.
Feet have gotten a d.iJ1y deal over the
years. We haven't plld half • much at-
tention to them as we've paid to our
hands. Feet are what Howard Cosell
would probably call the unMtng heroe. \
of our bodiet. We ouch' to 8Jve them a better break, .net the women waJJdAI 10
work ln sneak.en or runntnc tboel .,.
\a.king a bl& atep ln that direction. lf I
wore a hat, I'd take it off to them.
CLEARED -A new
book <lll the Japaneee
attack on Pearl Harb-
or saya there wu no
dereliction of duty on
the part of the late
Adm. Husband E .
Kimmel. according to
hi.a son retired Navy
Captain Thomas
Kimmel.
Admiral
Kimmel
cleared
BALTIMORE (AP) -
The son of a naval ad-
miral dted for dereliction
of duty during World
War II says a new book
about the Japanese at-
tack on Pearl Harbor
belpa to clear his father's
name.
The book. "Infam --Pearl HirbOi--aiiliu
Aftennath," reports that
' President Franklin D.
Roosevelt knew that a
Japane9e taak force was
poised to stage the de-
vastating air strike that
fofa!<f the nation's entry
inlo World War II.
Retired Navy Capt.
Thomu Kimmel agrees
with the book's conclu-
sion that his father,
Adm. Husband E. Kim-
mel, wu a 9Capegoat in
what author John To-
land termed Booeevelt'a
plan to rush the nation
into war. K.immel wants
the military to publicly
clear his father s name
and set the record
straight.
Toland says Roollievelt
did not deliver crucial
'This inlorma-
tion was kept
from the pub-
lic."
intel.ligence meaages,to
Kimmel and hi• Army
counterpart because he
believed the U.S. Navy
could wipe out the Japa-
ne..
According to Toland,
the president wanted the
United States to enter
the war against Nazi
Germany and be knew
the Jape.nae would have
to fire the tint shot.
"I'm of course inter-
ested in getttna ml fa-
ther's name cleared. ' the
68-year-old Kimmel, of
Providence, Md., told the
Baltimore News Amer-
ican. "You talk about the
acandal of Watergate.
'lb.la ec:ende1 la wone and ahoWd be told. ..
Kimmel'• father, the
PllCWc Fleet commander,
' w.. Rl1eved of duty 10
days after the attack on
Pearl Harbor and wu
retired involuntarily in
19•2, after .38 yean of
lel'Yioe. He died in 1968
after spending 26 years
tryinl to clear his name.
A presidential board
f9und Kimmel'• father
and hil Army counter-
part, Lt. Gen. Walter
Short, auilty of derelic-
dan ol duty and enon of
)ld&ment. !fut according to To-
land, a Pulitzer Prize·
wlnnlD8 author, a
Cabinet-level in~•-
dan conducted immedla-
tllly .ttel' tb9 Peerl Har-
bor attack reported to
BcJ QI I wit dlill DO IDdM· ... ,... '° b&Mm-fortbe ic-. '-rbil lnbmadon .,..
lcept from the public,"
Toland ...... ··ADd 9Wll
today, .... people dDn't
reaftae that both the
Army IDll lfavy Mid iJl..
~ which cleared ~mdSbcrt." llillllil~·
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CAVALCADE
TE~EVISION STOOKS
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Jack Webb, known for
his role in "Drssnet," I aces
a palimony suit. B2.
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HUD grants • extension
column reruns on home for retarded
HOW'S THAT AGAIN? -A fellow news hack casually
mentioned the piece contained ln this space yesterday and
suggested, "I see you're back to doing the Old Farmer's
Almanac and the weather again." Heavens, I'm glad the
Associated Press didn't find that out. Just look what hap-
pened to Ann Landers.
As it turns out, the AP moved a dispatch on the wires
yesterday afternoon which alleged that columnist Ann
Landers, who has given advice to everybody from mecha-
nics to movie stars for decades now, is currently recycling
her columns.
That ~. the charge came that Ann was taking some
letters she got back in the 1960s and running them again,
together with her answers.
ACCORDING TO
one of our editors who
keeps track of s uch mat-
ters, the disclosure about
Ann Landers was the lon-
gest piece he's seen on AP's
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TOM MURPHINf ,~",
"hot" wire in ages and far eclipsed the number of words
devoted to the Falkland Islands hosti.li ties.
That might have something to say about our values,
when Ann Landers is hotter stuff than a shooting war.
Ann always has drawn considerable attention and runs
as the lead columnist in this sterling journal daily in our
Cavalcade Section. You might suspect it would have been
hotter news i"f it had been alleged that Ann was filching
from her twin sister, Abby, rather than recycling herself.
COLUMNISTS AND EDITORIAL cartoonists are two
classes of joumalistics who have always been accused of
filching ideas from each other. The notion here might be il
it's a good idea, and was printed far enough away, steal it.
You'll look good.
Okay, Jet's recycle that "good guys be.it the pirate" acene one
more time ...
Maybe in the Ann Landers case. the thought was, if it
was printed long ago enough, give it a rerun. Television
does it all the time. They get back into some of those old
shows of the 1960s and often it's some of TV's best stulf.
StealinR from younelf, however, in the case of most
columnists, probably just roe.ans that the old brain eel.LS are
beginning to give way. The battery's going dead.
THE AGING COLUMNIST wakes up in the middle of
the night with this brilliant notion, feebly forgetting that
he used that same gimmick in 1978. He doesn't know he's
recycling it. He's just fogged in upstairs, wandering in an
aimless circle of words.
Thus your faithful wanderer has recycled weather,
surfing, Newport Beach politics, County Seat jokes, Laguna
Beach antics and other trivia. No doubt much of this has
been recycled as the years roll along.
Press photographers sometimes suffer the same syn-
drome. I mean, how many different ways can you shoot a
pretty young girl about to take a hammer to a sundial to
illustrate the change to Daylight Saving Time? So every
year, some weary edit.or looks at the print as it's flopped on
his desk and remarks, "Oh Lord, it's the old girl-with-a -
hammer-at-the-sundial shot again ... "
ANYWAY, BACK TO Ann Landers, who defended
herself against the charge of recycling columns by declaring
the main purpose was getting the infonnation out to rea-
ders. And it's true that readers today who are 22 years old
were just getting born when her 1960 column ran.
All of which may prove there isn't really anything new
under the sun. Or the sundial.
Maybe I ought to take off to Chicago for a few days
and see if I can come up with a new weather column. See
you next Tuesday along this best of all ~ible coasts.
Highway
• pro1ect
near end
A lane widening project in
Newport Beach that has been
snarling traffic at Pacific Coast
Highway and Jamboree road
should be completed by the end
of the month.
The Irvine Company-financed
project, when finished, will re-
sult in an added westbound lane
on Pacific Coast Highway.
The added lane will stretch
roughly 500 feet on either side of
the intersection and is designed
to ease passage through the
intersection while making tur-
ning off or onto Jamboree a
simple chore.
The $200,000 project la part of
a larger program involving a
group of development firms that
have agreed to overhaul 14
intersections in Newport. The
work is a' condition of several
development projects, aome com-
pleted and some not.
The city, meantime, is con-
sidering a project to widen a
stretch of Paci!lc c.oast Highway
between MacArthur Boufevard
and the new Upper Newport Bay
bridge.
Two stumbling blocks stand in
the way of the work -De Anza
Bayside Vlllage mobile home·
park and the Irvine Ten-ace res-
idential community.
Adding an extra westbound
lane to the highway would re-
quire cutting Into the De Anza
park and diaplacing several mo-
bile home9. City offidala say the
fol.lu at the mobile home park are
less than overjoyed at this pro-
spect.
!!Ast of Jamboree and the other
aide of the highway, Irvine Ter-
race residenta reportedly have
requested a sound wall be con-
structed as a requirement to any
wideninR work.
Public hearings will be held
later on the proposed street
work.
Trio sought
in assault
Police are searching for two
men and a woman who allegedly
gave a ride to a 15-year-<>ld Mis-
sion Viejo girl, then sprayed her
with tear gas, struck her. de-
manded drugs and left her on
Beverly Manor Drive in Seal
Beach.
Officers were alerted to the
assault at 2i20 a.m. Sunday by
residents of nearby Leisure
World, who heard the girl screa-
ming, police said.
The girl, whose name was
withheld because of her age, was
treated at Los A.lam.itos General
Hoepltal and returned to her pa-
rents, police said.
NON-ACRIMONIOUS ANACHRONISM -
Todd French of Fountain Valley and Baer
Charlton of Irvine (ln white) battle It out •
knlghta of old durlna medieval fair that WM part of open hoUM at UC Irvtne during the
._,...,....._,,..,....O'D••·-
were Juat demonatratlna on behalf of the So-
ciety (or Creative Anlachronlmn. The Celebrate
1 UCI open hou.e drew an eltlmated 1&,000 vt-
1Uon to the campua for W•YllOOM fair. car-
nival. toun and .c.demic demor•tnltiona. ·wffkend. They reaJJy weren't an1ryi they
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DECISIONS, DECISIONS -Lisa Grant, 8 (left) and Kim De-
hoff, 7, both of Fountain Valley, discuss their options during
Trade A Toy outing in Mile Square Park sponsored by the
Family Study Group of Orange County. {:hiJdren brought toys
they had outgrown to family outing and picnic Sunday and
traded for toys brought by other children.
Mary Poggi Richley
services Thursday
Catholic rites are planned
Thursday for Mrs. Mary Poggi
Rachley of Newport Beach , a
fifth generation Californian and
the first recipient of a master's
degree ln sociology from the Un-
iversity of Southern California.
She died Monday at the age of
90.
Mrs. Richley's family traced Its
ancestry to the Portola Expediti-
on to California ln 1780. Her fa-
ther, Raphael Poggi, landed In
San Frand8co ln 1854 at the age
of 17 in quest of gold. He later
settled with his wife, Adelaideo
Machado, in Wilmington on a
200-acre ranch he purchased in
connection with the foreclosure
sale of the 31,000-acre Rancho
Palos Verdes.
Mrs. Richley was born on the
ranch ln 1891. In 1916, she was
award~ the first master's d~
in BOci.ology given by USC. She
held many offices whlle atten-
ding college, including vice pre-
sident of the student body.
L._t month, her sorority ho-
nored Mrs. Richley at lts annual
meeting, announcing that her
aorority si.sten had establlahed a
scholarship at UCLA in her
name.
Mrs. RichleL moved to New-
port Beach'• ldo Isle ln 1966
with her husband, M.A. "Bud"
Rlchley. Mr. Rlchley died ln
1974.
Bay Friends
• set meeting
The J'riends of Newport Bay
will hold ti. 14th annual meetlna
Wednetday eventnC to CllaCUU, amonc other thlnp, on• of the
t>ay•1 molt tl'eelWed nsldent. -
the llgh~-fooied clapper rail.
It ii .umated that a third of
the 1taie'1 clapper rail popula-
tion, believed to be 200 'Or i ...
wlniera in the Upper Newport
Bay eooJotka1 neerw.
ack Zembel. a U A ftih and
Wildlife Servtcel bloloPtt will
cl*'-the ~ 1Jlrd and
1how a new J't1b and Wtldllfe
film at the 7~80 p.m. meettnc.
The meeUIW wW bl hOt ln the·
ra.tkln hall of the htk New·
port a~t complex at Jam-
• bore• and San Joaquin Hllla
roedl. The public .. lnvtwcl.
In addition to being a member
of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority At
USC, Mrs. Richley held mem·
berships ln Town and Gown of
USC, the Half Century Club of
USC and was a life member of
the Ebell Club of Los Angeles.
She also was a member of the
Lido I.ale Women's Club and ser-
ved with the ladies guild of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic
Church in Newport Beach.
Rites for Mrs. Richley are
scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thunday
at the church, 141 W. Balboa
Blvd. Burial will be at Calvary
Cemetery.
8urvivors include two sons,
M.A. Richley Jr. and Ralph P.
Richley, and six grandchildren,
all of Lido Isle.
Irvine
• sites
hunted
By JOEL C. DON
O(lfle o.lr,... .....
Federal officiala, in an appa-
rent attempt to clear up an
inter-<>ffioe mafu, have granted a
group an extra 10 daya to find
three sites in Irvine to bulld
homes for mentally retarded
people.
The problem arose when the
Santa Ana-baaed Sutton Foun-
dation thought !ta Houalng and
Urban Development loan would
be canceled May 1 because the
group hadn't identified sites for
the apedally designed homes.
Arxording to !'Ted Stilllans, a
spokesman in the Loa Angeles
HUD office, the foundation baa
until May 10 to find the lites. But
a directive from Washington,
D.C. had told all HUD offices to
complete such project.a by May 1.
Since local HUD office had
granted the May 10 date, which
was an exteruion granted from
an earlier deadline, it was deci-
ded to allow the foundation the
additional days.
The Sutton Foundation had
been given $515,000 to build
three homes in Irvine. In addi-
tion, HUD agreed verbally to
extend the loan to $750,000, the
amount originally requested by
the foundation.
The Irvine Company haa been
asked by the foundation to find
the sites. But the company baa
had some difficulty locating
builders for the sites.
Thomas Nielsen, Irvine Com-
pany senior vice president, aaid
the firm la negotiating with a
developer to build one or two
homes. He sajd he believes the
company will be able to accom-
modate the Sutton Foundation's
request by the May 10 deadline.
The homes would be occupied
by trained workers and three
unrelated disabled children.
The Sutton Foundation's aim la
to help raise mentally re~ed
children out.side of institutions.
Stress seminar set
"Stress and Time Management
for Famlllea" is the topic of a
two-hour .eminar being offered
Thursday night by the Orange
Coast YMCA. Cost la $8 for cou
pies and $7 per person for th
aeminar that begins at 7 p.m. a
the Orange Coast YMCA, 230
University Drive, Newpor
Beach. For more infonnatlon
642-8380.
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Orange CoMt DAJLY PILOT/Tu.day, May 4, 1HI
Brother ·goner, hut don't write off motheJ.
1 ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: Pleue 1ettle
an argument. Our brother, aae 21, baa been
arrested and charged with criminal 1exual
aaaault in the first degree. He ii accuaed of
raping a 14-year-old girl. The crime was
committed one week after he wu paroled
from prison for a plea-bai'~ed lesser of-
fenae. That one wu rape, .
My brother, sister a&i I have washed
our hands of him. He bu been in trouble
ever alnce he wu a child. When we tried to
PUPPY LOVE -Betty White and Anson
Williams don't seem to faze Buckeye, a St.
Bernard, during awards ceremony at which
Williams was honored by the Los Angeles
help him, we ended up aetttna involved in a
mea becau1e he couldn't even be honest
with ua.
Ever,_:ntact with our mother 11 the
ume: ••p write to him. I don't believe
. he did tt. lf lou don't forgive )(.our own
brother, I cant love you with a full heart."
Should we continue to go aee Mom,
knowing 1he will pre11ure UI? It's very de-
Pteelina and we are sick of lt. -HASSLED
IN GRAND RAPIDS
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Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani-
mals. Williams was recogni7.ed as a friend and
lover of animals. Ms. White presented a plaque
to Williams. T® event was held in Hollywood.
Charisma aids Gemini
Wednesday, May 5
ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Play wai-
ting game, refuse to be chided into snap
declsions. Check details, be aware of ref e-
re nee material and verify sources. Contrac-
tual obligations command attention. Focus
also on partnership possibilities and marital
status.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Memo-
randum is connected with basic chores, me-
chanics and jobs that often are delayed or
ignored. Imprint style, get ideas on paper
and form alliance with one who is lively,
perceptive, analytical and loyal. _..
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Domestic
adjustment dominates scenario. Focus on
speculation, children, affairs of heart and
charisma. Member of opposite sex offers
creative plan for recreation and travel.
Taurus, Libra. Scorpio natives figure pro-
minently.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): See places,
people as they actually are, not merely as
you wi1h they might exilt. Mean• avoid
seli-deception. Focus on building material,
practical plans, solid structures and revisions
which rectify past errors.
Webb finds self,
tangled in suit
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor-producer
' J.S Webb baa been named in a "paltrnmy" IUit
filed by a man who oontendl hil late mother bad
a lcr'8 relatklnahlp with Webb. 1'he IUit WM filed J'riday in Superior Court
~lcbard J. Sherman, IOn of the late Jue
iqlUl and admlnilltrat.or pf bw mtate.
Webb, belt known • Bet-Joe l'l1day oi the ~· TV 1e1ie1 and tor produdna aach ae-rt•• "Adam-12," ,.Dl>erpncy'' ana ''UPO,"
wu named u defendant, alone with Webb'•
Mm'k vn Productiom and attorney Jecob Shea·
rer.
Webb decUnec:l ccmment on the IUlt. which
da1ml that he and Mn. Sherman establWwd a
reJalkinebtp ln earq 1~3 and lived toatther ~
l'adno until 1980. wnna that time, .a.. Sher· mu an.,.clly owned a bOme in Loi,_,.... Md
"'°'"9d IUpport S-ymeft'8 from a fOl'1IMW hm-
bmd.
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• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Message recei-
ved which alludes to added responsibility,
pressure, challenge and a major ppportunity.
Lunar emphasis on short trips, ideas which
can be transformed into viable concepts.
Relative asks you to share portion of finan-
dal burden.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Finish ra-
ther than initiate project. Don't attempt to
work with flimsy or substitute material.
Reach beyond current expectations. You
have chance now to strike chord of universal
appeal. Valuable contacts are made, ideas
prove fruitful and profit results.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Lunar cycle
is such that you succeed with new concepts,
fresh material. Highlight independence, in-
itiative and imagination. Judgment, intuition
are on target -you'll get to heart of matters
and be at right place.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): First im-
pressions are valid. Follow through on
hunch, give full rein to intuition. You learn
by teaching -creative procesaes 81' stimu-
lated, memben of opposite sex are attracted.
Clandestine meeting is related to romantic
liaiaon.
SAGrM'ARWS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Your
natural abilities IW'ge to forefront. Emphasis
on IOCia1 activity, numerou,s contacts. crea-
tive abilities and gain through writing, pu-
bllabtna. Launch long-range programs, es-
pecially thoee connected with advertising,
public relations, education.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You·
gain mo~e aolld emotional and financial
footma -auperlor commendl you and you
rec;elve credit lon1 overdue. ~~ariut,
Scorpio, Leo penon.a fllW'• pro ently.
Bequeat ii fulfllled, your 1ullftt1om are
taken eerioualy and oOnfldence will be re1-
tored.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphalla
on tnavel, tntenalfied relationahlp, ability to
imprint your own 1tyle. Galn indicated
tbftN&h wriitn1, peraonal oontacta and commumcauon with one you aclmJrt. Oe-
mlDI, Vlr10, 8 .. ittariUI ~l'IODI play key rolil. .
DEAR G.R.t If you want aodllDI to do
wltla yo1r brotller, flae, bat doa't write your
motber off.
\ . . , CoaUaue to see lier. Wlaea 1be a1kl that
yo1 forpve your brotller ud write to blm,
don't arpe wltll lier, Jast H1tea -then do
•• yoa pleaae.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last night my
16-year-old daughter and I were coming
home on the bua from a movie. A teen-age
couple sat ln front of ua. They were wrapped
around one another -French-kissing like
you wouldn't believe. Their hands were
everywhere. They were totally oblivious to
anyone around them. It was just plain dis-
gusting.
I
"She's what I've been dreaming about!'' We I ,
have exchanged letten for five monthl and I
spoken on ihe phone several times. He
sounds like my dream man, Ann. ~
I was stunned when my daughter
sighed, "It must be wonderful to be in love
like that." I wu amazed at her comment, but
instead of responding I told her I would
write to you, describe the scene and ask your
opinion. After all, I am only her mother -
which means I am from the olden days.
Please, Ann, say something. -BUR-
LINGTON MOM·
DEAR MOM: Wbat your daupter wU-
ne11ed w11 oot proof of love. It wa1 a public
dt1play of poor ta1te1 a lack of dignity ud
aolld evidence tbat they have no re1pect for
eacll other or tbe aea1lttvity of tbo1e around
tJaem.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I 'm a
55-year-old widow who looks younger, feels
terri.fic and am comfortable flnandally. I live
on Long Island. A cousin in Seattle sent me
a picture of a divorced man my age. He had
seen a picture of me in her home and said.
In today's letter he suggested I .ell my
home and come out and marry him. I know
it sounds crazy, but I am tern~. My cousin
refuses to advise me one wat;or the other.
When I ask specific questions she aays, "I am
no judge Of that." I
I've been so lonely since my hua~d
died. This is the first time I've felt anything
for a man. I don't want to lose my chance for
happiness. Please advise, Ann. -STAR-I
LIGHT KISSF.S
DEAR STAR: Any woman wbo wollld I
sell ber bouae and marry a mall-order Ro-
meo baa rock.I lD her clock.
Go to Seattle for a visit. Meet bh
family, frlend1, bo11 -and crediion. Tllen
decide lf be'1 tbe man wltb wbom yoa want
to share your Uf e.
How to -and how much'? Find out
with Ann Landers' new booklet, "How,
What, and When to Tell Your Child About
S ex." For your copy send 50 cents al(>ng
with a long, stamped, self-addressed enve-l
lope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chi-
cago, Ill. 60611.
Off to running start
If you're searching for someone who
just ripped off a supennarket, you're looking
for someone wearing new hose, lipstick,
underwear and gloves, who smells nice,
coughs a lot and has a steak, ham, pork roast
or lamb chop tucked in their shirt.
ERMA IOMlfCI
AT WIT'S END
According to a recent survey in Security
World magazine, these are the top 10 items
being lifted thHe days from supermarkets
and convenience stores. Hose is No. 1.
AS A WOMAN WHO HAS been kiiown
to kill oU an entire af1ernoon in front of a
pantyhole rack figuring out i.f I'm...an A .. B,
C, D, XX, or Wide Load, I say these sleazy,
swiftv shoppers get what they deserve.
I l
shade like Sins of the F1esh Beige or &ta-
ped Knee Chestnut? Or do you want the ~
ic Don't Tell Your Mother Black or Variql6e
Frankly. all these dishonest people ho Plum? t
pilfer hose off the shelves without pa
really tick me off. They not only take e
human race down a notch, they give ~
tyhose shoppers.everywhere a bad name. Everyone knows shopping for hose is an
art form. It was elevated to that position 20
years ago when pantyhose were born. You
cannot hurry the buying p~. No egg will
hatch before its time.
Just in case you're curious as to what 1 th~y steal the least of, it'a peanuta and ~t-1 ten es.
If you buy them for your height, the
waistband will bind your knees together. If
you buy them for the right weight, the
waistband will make you flat-chested.
Neither of them gets runs. . '
POT SHOTS Do you want fanny control? Tummy
control? Entire body control? Industrial
strength for those special occasions when
breathing ii secondary? Or a spot tourniquet
for your cellulite?
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
What do you want to do in them?
Cough? Massage your legs' Jump higher? Or
make America beautiful by conce~ them
under your slacks so it looks like you're
wearing "no thin'."
DO YOU WANT KNEE-IU'1, thigh-bi's,
bare, nearly nude, with seams, bikini, rein-
forced toe, h~ or extra room at the waist-
band?
The options go on. Do you want a new
LO~
DOCSN'T
AL.WAYS
L.SAD T1>
MA.PPIMSU, ·
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GOREN ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
Neither vulnerable. South
deals.
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Opening leaet1 Ten of o .
Put your brid,. wll&rd.ry
to tbt t..t. Cover up the Eaat
and WMt handl and dtddt
what'• your beat chanc. to
make elx no tJ'Ump after a
diamond lead •
North'• bid or four no
trump don ncK uk for ac.e
-tbtN le no a,....cS eult. I\
la •Imply a quantitative raiH
•
in no trump,tand asks partner
to bid six no trump if he has a
maximum. South had. and
did.
At first glance it seems
that you have to play for one
of two fineaaes being right.
As t he cards lie, the heart
fineue succeeds. 10 7ou
make your contract. You
took a line that gives you a
slightly better than 8-Lo-1
chance of success. But you
dldn·t ta.Ile quite the beat
line. You could have given
yourtelf a tligbt additional
chante.
Sinee it'• even· money on
the location or the heart king,
win the opening diamond
lead in your hand and lead a
low heart toward the jack. If
West bu the king ot heart.a
and goe• up with it, you don't
nffd tbt epadt nne .... You
t.an take four &ritu In tach .
miDOI' auit, UaNt la hearu
and the ace of .....
If Weat bu the kJnr of
heartl and playa low. th•
jack will win. Now you can
abandon hearta and Lake the
apade finelH. lf It wiu. you
have all tbe trlcke; If lt &oeea.
two llluria and two epafft
bring your tot.al to twelve.
If the jack of hearts is cap-
tured by East's king, you c:u •
still fall back on the spade
• finetae! But your eipt .r
heart.a CtOUld be ~ aee bl Ult
bole. BefoN tak.111 tH ipMt ·
fln ....... a. tbe ace ~ue•• if
be1rta. lf eit•er •f11ilii
•Larted"wlth ........
c:ludln1 the IN,
will Mt up .. tM
trick and lhe .,.. S-. •
unneceaaary. It ia epoU ...
that extra hope thal ...-
you up t.o tM expert ra~.
'Pippin,' 'Click' take stage
IY TOM Tm1I • t °' ........... A N~ wn6cn of a rock m\llklel and an
award·_.... ~ one-Kt P!a)' t'Ol'llJ)rile the
new ~ tan mta the 0naa· CoMt thfa week.
l'lrl& UJ>. ~ Wecta.aa7 _b __ • two-week
run at UC lrYtne. II Plpplnt" on,lnally •t In the
9th otntury In tbe ~ of Charllmape. Director
Irvine KilMer Ml ,,..forwarded the •tUna to the
24th cmtury eo alt.er the mu.icll to ••a tan• .... of the rnlnd." -~
"ptppAn" wtll be~ WedMlda thro h
Saturday et um week arid 'l\mday ~h S:t-
wda'f of nnt In dae Pine Ana Villqe Theater with
an 8 p.n). CUJ"Wn. Call 833'6617 for ticket lnforma-
Uon.
Two perfonnmo. of ''Click." • abort play by Oranae co.t 9oll-. theater prof John renacca,
will 6e lllwn Friday and Saturday by the t...guna
, Moulton Playhouae. Mlehae1 Leigh and Emily
' Wayde Ital' in the drama about a woman held hoa-
. iage by a diltw'bed Youna man.
) Curtain ii 8 p.m. at the Fon.am Theater on the
Fett.lval of A.rta srounda, Laguna Canyon Road,
Lquaa BMcb, wfth ticket Information available at
,49f-0743.
It'a dOllnc week.end few five currently running
lhowa on COMtal sta&a· They are:
-: "Comtq Attnedolli" at South Coast Re-
pertory'• SecoM Stap, 655 Town Center Drive,
Costa M.-(9&7-4033), with final performances to-
night throu,h Saturday at 8:30, Sunday at 8 and
weekend matinees at 3 p_.m.
-''Soeda PacWc' at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhou.e, 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente (492-9950),
running nllhtly through Sunday at varying curtain
times.
:, -"Perty Cerao" at the Harlequin Dinner
JPlayhouse, 3'503 S . Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana
(979-5511), oc ataae nightly t.hrouah Sunday, alaO at
varying timel.
r -"'WHft'a Qarley?" at the c.c.ta Mesa O vic
Playhouae on the Orange County Fairgrounds
l(75'f..5159), playing Friday and Saturday at 8:30.
-''Tiie mutrated Bradbvy" at Saddleback
College in MialiOll Viejo (831-4530), cloelng Friday
and Saturday at 8, Sunday at 3.
Continu1JlC their respective engagements are
"Da" on South Coaat ~epertory's malnstage
(957-4033), .. See Bow 'l'MJ Ra" at the Newport
Tbeaw Ana Center (675-3143), "VltJt to a Small
Plaae&" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse
(847-4466), "FoUJet a la Cane D" at the San Cle-
·mente Community Theater (492--0465), '"'De FroDt
Pase" at the Westmiruter Community Theater
(99S-4113) and ··~" •f a Sa.lesmu" for Show-
cue Productions (894-6786).
* BACK.STAGE -The Newport Harbor Actors
Theater ls takina ita recent production of "Division
StrMt" on the l"Olld . . . the show, with only one clwlce from ita original cut, is running Thundays
~Swldays until June 6 at the Pilot I Theater,
6600 ta Monica Blvd., Los Angeles ...
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.B_EDWEllER
LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED
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Something Really Speclall
LAST MOMENTS -Dean Santoro (right)
comforts his agin8 father (Thomas Toner) in a
scene from "Da" at South Coast Repertory.
The Irish comedy-drama continues nightly•
except Mondays through May l~.
CASTING -The Laguna Moult.on PlaA!::
hu cut ltl next production, the Sherlock
mystery "Crucifer of Blood" . . . Geocge Wooda u
Holmes and .Michael Crown as Wataon head the
company, which includes Alfred Lutjeana, Walter
Daly, George Felling, Kathryn Job.mon, Michael
Bielitz., Dick Oldden, Norman Weingarten, Robert
Brown, Lindsay Karg, Tony Houghton, Mike
Sandlin and Jim Ryan ... the ahow opens May 14
and plays through June 12 . . .
Dina Fayer has won the coveted role of Rhoda,
the child murderea. in the Newport 1beater Artl
Center's production of ''The Bad Seed,'' which abo
will star Lynda Oswald as her mother ... others in
the cut are Dorothy McMillan, Tony Caprio. Carol
Stockrneyer, Earl McCanna, Pat Oswald, Kris Ha-
gen, Francia Donnelly, Robb Kirby and Tracy
Godlrey . . . the drama will be on stage weekends
from June 4 to July 3 . . .
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l>utlflell.. ~ .. ; Mut" MOOILI 202 I ~... ..... AM, OA.,... KAUf'f'MAH a AHOCIATH • .-,.ow1.co, 1H• c 111> CA 0 10· f'U!IT ""· Hs1 H1,,.1110fl 'LA"m"· 01.tH '"°'''"Ill 1~ "**' ,,,...., '~ v.i. ooe111 ... ~i~w °'CA ~!io· .. , ~.:~ IM0.~1~ AVMut, Huflllllt1Gn 9-eft, CIMor· CORP.,• C4llllomle -.-1111on ~ CA tnoe ._. .. L WADI ... ..,..4 • .. ~tt:':.i02o I • • "" ·~ Olf'(HOAHT: CAL ~TO '"°" ' OOH , KAU,,MAN. 1HH "°°"J "'· M .. Cofone del Mw, CA ~f.°:._0~ n 704 °· Ullll, Dt1111le '"dttlOll Luttrell, CUllHO, INC., 1 ~ oor1'0-~-ltfwt, f'OUflllill V...,, CA t3!!_. ............. le~""-•'"""' .... -..,., Tiiie ~ II OOlldllCt4id by 1 2111 I lahtml Lfl., Hu11tlntt0fl r111or>. OWM D Ill. YING WANG. •• ,.,. ,,.. ,,__ ....,_,_"' ... ...,..POftloll INch, Celitofftll t2t4t WICI ~I 1 ltvouafl 10. ~ ~~II~ by Ill lndMdlleiMiot.I W ,ONIO . J~ liOMlll, INC Mll.lften AllCll l.llttr ... 2'M1 ll1MlllOMI ·-~ '· .,~.-.~· TNa ~ -flled wlttt tht ~ 9lh1m1 ~IMlllllflOfl .. H11. C... .... ..,. Thll ........ ~ w1ttt lfll County alt1t of Or1ng11 County Oii Thll ........,,, Wt flleCI Witt! Ult CllNofllle NOTtCll YM ""9 .._. ..... ~ Cltrtl of Or-Coun"' Oii Aprll ff. 1tl2 County Qlltll of OrlllClt County on Thll ~ II OOfldllCted by If'! tM .... Mef .......... ...c ........ • 1....... -....... ., ,._ ........... ttN. lndMdllll. •ltMtlt ,_ INMt ...... .....,. ... -""' Maureen A. Luttrell ,_ ,..,...._ .,.. • ... ..._. ' . ,_,.. Publllllld Or111ot Co,.i Dilly '"*' o.wi9 '· l.Alttrel 1M Wet: uelen ....... lot l.pfll 1ll, 20, 11. M1y 4, 1MI Thie 11ut1n111 11 GOndueted by 1
tW·H general pertnerllhlp. -----------1 ~ D. lollumlChlr
,utllllhld Otenot Cooll Oaolly ,..
lot. AfKll IS, 20, 21, Mey 4, 1Na.
1U2""2
PublltNd 9"W119 C0111 D1111Y f'llOt Piiot. Al#M 27. MtY 4, 11, 111..!MI. ~Or~ Coael Delly Pl• Thie 9tlltmtn1 WM,..._, w1ttt tht II YOl.t Wllh lo_. !tie Id~ of Al#"ll 20 21 Mlly 4 11 1"2" ' IMW2 lol, "°" 1S, 20, :l •Mey 4, 1"2. County Cltttl Of Ortngt County Oil• 1n 11torn1y In 11111 m111tr, yOll 1 • • ' • 171t-aa lHl.U AprM 19. 1M2. ehOUld do 10 ptOmptty 10 tN1 YOio!'
rtaJC *>TICE ™' 1tat-1 wu 111ec1 w1111 '"' 'IC'"'°"' _,;;;11 ~~~~=.2~f Orenge Covnty on
--~MU~,....IC--*1-TIC(----1 PlBJC NOTIC( 1---MUC---Mme(-----1 '"'• wrttlMI 1eepon11, 11 any, fflll'( o. fl,. Na.IC llllC( ncTITIOUI ....... Publlthed Or1no1 Ooltt Otlly Mid on lltne
NAMSITATlllllfT ,~ fitCTl1llOUl Wll NAllll ITA1WT llOTICI 1fW11NO llDe PNol. AprM 20. 17. Mey•, H, 1N2. AVl80t U1114 111 eld• ._ ...
U. ITA1WNT ..-. Thi tOlloWtniJ f*eoM llt doing NotlGt II 11.,.tbt Ohl_,. thll the 1111-li d-4•, II lrl•""'~ltNe tlleldlt
Thi 10110.wlno PlrtOll I• doing NOnCe -,.,...., IM8 l>lllltlttl N! loerd Of Tf111tH• Of lht COHt ·-.,. 1111\ftH =,~d~•=•:d. =•:o ':': butlnt1t M: OP~~ Tl ANOClltH, 1 t20 Mooklng· Commulllly Cotl•o• Oletrlot ol ,._ """-._. ..._ 11 .......,....... _ ......._
Tht followlng pe11011 le doing Pub1te1110 Orlnge Cout 0111y
bUllMll 81: Piiot, A.prlt 27, May 4, 11, 18, 1812. P~TI HALLMA~K SHOP. 911• 1808-82
AdaMe Aw., Huntington BMoh, Cl.-------------
0214J11111n llUltl Solomon•. 11S5 ,f ..x Illa
LITILITOH GAAoeNtHO llA· NotlOe It '*MY ll¥tn "'9t blfd Wey. AneNttn Hiia, CA t:rl07. Or1ngt OoUnty C.orTN. wltt rec-PJCnnoul .,._.. ........... _.
VIOi, 1'4 ~ Lii .• COtll ...... euet1t to NOllofl , ... of Ille~ Jedi"· H111dy Jr., 2127-D I . e1¥1 ...... biCI. up lo 11:00 a.m.. NAMi ITATUllNT
Fotllt Ad., Lot 411mltoe, C1, 9072(/ . _
Thie bU11nttt II conductld by Ill ''°nnoua ...._ .. .,...,.., l&AMI ITATllllNT
JI lotomolie Tiit followlng pe11on 1e doing Thie ....,_,, -fllld wltn tht ~ ...
Coun1" ()w1I Of OtellQ9 ~IY on NAV·COM OF DANA POINT.
Apttl t. 1M2. 34320 Suite ·e· Cout Highway,
,..,_ Deni Potn1, Celtt. t2e29, .
PuOllthtd Otanot CoNI Deify Pl· Devt" Marin• Eltc1ronlce, Inc .. '°' Al#t 1). 20. 27. Mey 4. 1~ 1051 QleyellM St., Co111 M111, 1123-82 C-'lt 92Ut. ---=c---llft-Tll'r ____ , nii. ~ II conGUC11d by I
--~.,,.~-----""-'-~---COf'pOllllOn. ...cnnoue ..... Dewy Marini
NAMI tTATIMaNT EllCtronlca Inc.
Cllllomle 8207. • COcft, ..... of ~-Vie 1#1• fllrVlew. llMI AM. OA 127~. Friday. Mey H , 1811 It Ille Pur· Thi f"'._....,, -eon• .,. d ........ Wlllllfll lltVtfl Llllle1on 1114 .,...,.. .. ... """'°.. JAX J . OAl'AOLL 7120 Modi· dlellflt Otpert"*" Of Mid oolllgl butlneee ~~............ ';''""
Mek>dy Ln., Cotti ...... ~ OOl'IPWo1I ~ .. Oft .. , ... 1:!. lngbtrd Way, A111h•lm Hiii•. CA dlettlct toc•l•ct It 1170 Ad•mt ·HAP, LTD .. II Clove BIOi• 92$27. ,,...-...... ' -021<>7 ...... c.-...... ~.. "' Tillt ~ II conduo'9d by In of Mey, t-. et 4. o alodl ,.., on TNt bUliMle II oonduC1ld by 1 wfllCl'I lilM Mtd blcle wltt be publicly '°"" I,...,,., CA ff7 t•. lndlvl6ull. 1he Pf ........... ~°'*1r II ptt1Mf1Np. opened Md r.ed tor: TIM ()ITULIO, #9 Clove Blot·
Wiiiiam I . Utttelon hN be9I ...... Ind .. lo-~ Jedi "· ~Jr. ,UACHAll! 0,. FUEL IHJEC· earn. lrWMI. CA 827I•.
Thie ltal-t WM fled wlttt 1111 =:. '::°111~ ':'~ Thie, .. ""*""' fltd with Ult TIOH PUMP TUT STAND; OOL· ~~!.!:.~!!'~~7 1~9 Clove Coun~ o.11 of Ortngt County on MtM, County of Orenee ll.IM of County CWk of Orenot COullty Oii DEN WEST COU.EOE Tlltl ~ 11 conducted by 1 Ac>r• I, 1M2 . c.Mfornla. tN MM1111tooe.. ~ N>rll 8, 1982. All bldf .,, to bt In ecc:ordenc:e generlil pettnettlllP
·--ohel1... or P«-* P'ot*TY 0. ,..,_ wlttl 1ht IMd f'Off'tl tnetNC1lOftl llld Tim OITl.tllo PuWltltd OrMOI COMt Delly Piiot, lllf1bed t,..,_ 111 ,,_ ,,...,.. Of: ~ Orenoe Ccut D1111Y Pl-CondttlOnl end ~Uonl which Thll 1111_,1 -hllcl with lhl Aortl 20, 27. Mey 4, t 1, tN2. Ndwd .......... U-... lot, A.prll 13, 20. 27, Mey 4, 18'2. we now In IMt end """!bl -ed County Cllt1I of Ot1t1ge County on
1111-t2 :r .,. ... ""'~ ...Mne. cNtJ 191w2 1n tntofflcl of thlPurdlallnQ AQtnt 14.fK• 18. 1982 1------------dNrt. of Mid eolllgl dlllt1l;t. f'W7• PtllJC *>TlCE L..llldlotil ~ ._. l1Gfll to '* rtaJC. NOTIC( bell blddlr ,,_. 1Ubm1t wtth 1111 PUOllehed Orange eout Otllly Pllo4
11 tht 1111, '"roll .... inuet bt bid 1 cuhltr'• c~eck , oertltled A.pr!I 20. 27• Mey•. 1 I, 1982 • medt wtltl Ollfl q _,.-..fol It ACTTnOUI .-11 clleck. or bidder 1 bond made 1717•82 IN time of~,,. purdlMM ..... 8TATlmMT p1yable 10 Ille Ofder of Ille Co••I -----------
Thi 1o1ow1ng ,.,_,. art doing St_, D. Oe'tey ~ -Preetdenl ncTIT'IOU9 ....... NORTHSTAR COMPANY, 1N7 Thia ttel-1 -INeCI with the NAm tTATnmWT goodl -IOld M la. llld m..t bt The loMowlng pWIOfll WI doing Community College Dlelrlc1 8oerd Ml.JC *>TIC(
removed at Ult time Of pwoMM. ~ .._ of Tru11 ... 111 111 amount not lete -----------lell Mll>JtcC to pftor 09'11( itahn i. A&F HOMl!S, 1171 SE Mein then five perc:.nl (5%) ot the eum ACTTTIOU8 .........
'"'•vent of Mtti.tfttfll NIW .. 11 s11 .. 1, IMne, Cltlfoml4l 82714 bid .. e OU""'' .. lhal ttle blddlr .... 8TAT'lm.NT lendlcwd find Olllloaled petty. Oeted Phlllp H. McHlfnee. 11tt6 Mc-wlll enter Into Ille propoltd Con· Thi fotlowlng '*'°"' ate dOlng
Ihle •th a 11th clay of M1y tN2 Dermott, #1, hvln1, Cellfo(nlt trec1 If thl-1• twlrdld lo him. bu.,_. u: PU011o lt0f9QI, 1no L.enclor°d. . 8271• In thl _,, of llllture lo enlet Into OTSE INTEflNATIOHAL 2024
PuOtllMd o; ... c:o.t o..y "~ ThomN W. and Sendra J. Al· eucfl oon1raot, the pr00Mdt 1of thl Korn11 Drive, Coall MH0a, CA lot, Me'(•. 11.1112 ien, 1151Oo\ftSlfeet,1100, Hew· check wlll be lorf11t1d. or n thl 82626. ~ port e Bteoh. CA 82ee(). cue of • bond, the full IUtn thereof John M. Auuell, prHIClent.
Alp J. end Mary I. fOf'Qllle, 57 wm bl toffllled to Hid college di· 2024 Kornat Drive, Coate Me11,
Goleta Point DtlYe, Corona del Mat. etrlct. CallfOl'nla 92629.
Clllfomle Q2'25. Ho blddet mey withdrew '* bid Mergeret A. RuaMll. vlae pr ..
Thie bu*-II condueleCI by • fOf • l*lod of f0f1Y·fl'te 14&) deye 1ld1n1. 2024 Kornal Drive, Coall N0'1Cll IWl'ntel -genetlil .,.,.,....,..,. Iller Ille dlle Ml (01 the opening MIN, ClillfOf'nll Q2621.
Notto. I• htrtby OIWll ttlet the PNllp H. Mc:N-thereat. ™•~II conduc:led by.
Port Chel-. New~ e.ac11, CA County Clettl of °'Al>Oe County on The tottowlng pereone ere doing t2t80. Aprll 8, 1N2 ~ -
Notttullr Poole & Spu, Inc . 1 ,,,,_ CANYON CREST fllOOE I/EN· Cltlf~nll c0<poretlon. 1887 Port _Publltllld Or20enge ~41 D811V2Pt-TUAE. 25301 ClbOI Aoad, Suite
Q""'8 -...... _~ CA.......,,. lol, Apr1113. I, 27 ..... y . 184: . 112. llgllnl Hiiie. Clillfornla 82W
Thie ~i.~eci""b;"i 158<M2 THE ROBERT E. OSBORNE
corporll11on. 1------=------.J COMPANY. I Calllo1nl1 corpora-
Northi41f Poole -.,C llll( tlon, 25301 Cabot Road, Sultl 112, & ap.. Inc. Laguna HUii, Cllllfoml• 82653
Ct*1e Herold C.O. DALY TRUST, C.O. 0 1ly Sectetl!IY N01'08 tNmwt9 _. T1ullH, 4100 MacArthur Boule·
lfil9 1t11emt11t WM "tecl with lhl Notice 11 htr.Oy 9tver1 ttlal the verd. Htwport B .. ch, Calllornll
County Clerk of Orenot County on l!kwd of TNllMI of the Huntlrlatofl ~
Af)(ll 18, 1062. 8eeof1 Union H~ 8ohoot Olllrlc1 RAYMOND ANO ROSALIE
SI U11ed Cle1t1 aollc;lt11 .i Clon• ~ de un at>ogado en Ml• 11Unlo.
dlberla "-lo lnmedletemente, de ..11 m-1. au reepuMll .,tta,
el hi'( .iguna. pulde -,.trldl • ltemc><>
1 TO THE DEFENDANT A civil
compl1lnt 1111 been lll1d by the
Plalnllfl agelnat you 11 you wlllf"I to
def«\d 11111 lawault. you mue1, wtlllln
30 deyt '"" this 1141mm0tll le ..,. ved on you. Ille with thlt court 1
wrlllen reeponM 10 Ille complaint
Unleel you do 10 yOUt ~ -be entered on 1ppllcellon of the
p111n11n. lfKI 11111 ~ may ent., 1 judgrnen1 AQllnat you lor the relief demanded In lhe complllnt, wfllcn
could reeutl In garnl1hmen1 o•
wegee. lllllng 04 money O< prooetty
or Olhet reltet reQuelleCI In the
COfT\plajnl
Deled Seotembet 18. 1982
L .. A Btencn. cterll
.i.t"lny II Moreno,
Dlc>u•y
lllAlmM '· l!"AMO '10 .... ,_. Cert.., Orlve
tllltit196
Newpon 8-tl, CA t2lllO Publllhed Orenge Co•I Ollty PllOI, AprH 20, 27, Mey 4, 11, 1812.
1784-82
PtlltlC NOTIC£ ,,.,.... ... i'90lllW.....ctbidllor~ MILLS, a t1mlly lru11. A1ymor'ld
Publllhld Owange CoU'I Delly Piiot, Gym Floor AtftllllHllO llld....,... Miiia TruetH, 1365 t Ylllow1ton1
Apf1 20, 27, Mey 4, t 1, 1882. rnMtlng Of' ~ lo 1f1e epoofftce.· OtlYe, S111t1 Ana. Cellfomle 92705
I 7 56-82 bone on flt In 1ht of1toe °' 191111 °'" M & M DAYW AU . INC.. Profit
---------lttlct. 51\a(lng & Per\llon Plln. Raymond
8olrd of T"*9tt of ltlt ~ Tiile 1111-t w11 tied w11t1 thl Thi lotl'd oC Trull-,__ t ..---• p~~ •-......., , .... ':.:t:............. d II ,,__., .... ..,_..., 8UHNC>fl C"'_.,"" T...--• "" --County Cletll of Orange County on 1><lvlleg1 of retecllng 1ny 1n • John M AuSMlt ......... • vr ~ .. r9ClfNit bldl tot~ 14.ptU 11, 1N2. bide Of' to wll\le My trreQUlerlllM Of' Thia 1111-1 w• flied wllh Ille IT A TE Of' CAL~NIA
rta.JC M)llC( Bide 1htll be ote111y merlltd Miiia l'rualH. 1395 I Y1llowetone
--------......_--"Oym Floor Aeflolletl6rlg and ....._ DtlYe. Senta An1, Cllllfornla 112705 ACTmOU8 IU8'Nl!U rl1l1 Bid Ho. •t1", eddr-.cl to Thie bulk-. le aonducied by I NAm tTATl•WT A1if11 E. Rowley ~ Menlo-ltfnlted p.nnerlh!p.
Th1 tollowtng peraon la doing Otf, Hunt1ng1on' lhecft Unb1 High C 0. DALY ~ .._ School Dtttrtct, 10251 Yortlown This a11i-1 wu fillcl wllh the
(aj W. F L. COMPANY. (bl A ..... Huntlnglon 8eoc11, CA t2t41. County Cilt1I of OranQ9 County on
GOU>AUSH '"KT .. 8sel Hemllton ltld recehoed at or~ 2:3IO P.M. Apttl 23, 1882.
Aven111, Huntington B .. ch, CA Wed:....S.,, May tt, 1ta2, al .... llA&..COUI a OAl. Y 82646 llt'ne end plocl bide .. .,. publdy • ....,.. .. law
WILLEM F LICHEA. 9706 oC*ltd llld Ned. ·-_.,._MM.,
Blu« .. I Ot•ve. Hunllngton Beach. Each b6d etiol IWNllll ¥llld 1or • ,,0 .... 2110,
CA 82&48 1>9tlod of 30 d119 after the d1t1 Newport) -~ CA ...,
Thie ~ it conduetld by an apedftld for Oii r90llpl of b6dl. ~ --·-~ The Board of Truet ... eflllt b9 ,,_,
W F. Uc;her 1111 eolt Judt• of th• quality ot Publl1h1d Orange Cout Dally
fhil llllement ..,.. tiled ..tlh the equipment °"9f"td llld ,__ 1'lt Pttot. 14.PrY 27, May 4, • 1. 11, 1982
County ci.11 ot OrMQe County on :1ght to reft01.,.,., or 11 bide ltld to 188&-82
..,,,.. 26. tN2. ....... eny ~ "*-· ,,.., Slgrled Alifll E. ~
Cltpet a.q IM9dllg or_.... to ,_,m 1ntorm1llllH 111 1ny bll or In th• County Clerk of Orange Couniv on COUNTY Of' OflAMGE !,It "*::t•on •111,,. ofllclt Publtlhed Otenge Coeat Otlty Pllol, blCICSing AprN 2. 1892 No. A·10MS7 .,. Mid I 14.f)(lt 20, 27, Mey •. 11. 1982. /a/ NORMAN E WATSON ftllU1 NOTICE Of' INTIDfll<* TO HU lldl •11•11 b• oletrly mark•d. 1762-12 Sectetery. P\lbllthed Or--Coul Dally P:lol. "EAL P"O'f"TY AT l'IUVATE .. ,. • ..-......... ..._ INd l4to''. Id· Boetd of T 1--.,.... IAU .,...,.. -"'"' -----------nn April 20, 27, May 4 11· IH2 E11a1e ol AUTH SWOPE. "----drHMd to Allyn E. Aowt.y, PUr· -.,C ll'flC( Cou1 Community 1711().82 ..,_.,..
ch11lng M1111911. Huntf119to11 C04tege 01s111c1 MCI
8MCfl Union High SctlOClf Dtn1ct. .-.cTriiOiJI IUWWWii PublllheCI Orenge CoHI 011ly •-.,. tlliftTIM" Notte• 11 hereb1 go,,.,, rhat tub-10251 Yortltawn Aw .• Huntington MAlllla aTATUmNT Piiot. Aptft 27, Mey 4. 1892 ,._,"nu•~ .ec1 10 conl11ma11on by lhe et>ov•
8eec11, CA HMe, ltld ~et 1873-82 -----------enlllle<I Supe<IOf Court on Mly 7 01 blfOft 3:00 p.m., Wtdllttd1y. The lollowtng pe11on le doing NOTICE OF DEATH OF 19112 II 9 00 am or lhereallet
M1y 19, 1ff2. 11 wtllctl UIN and bulinaa 11 ELINOR R. PETTINGALL ""thin lhe hme lllOwed by -· me pl-.bid• .tll be publicly opened p!-~. ~~~~~9: ____ "8JC ___ *1_11C( ____ -1 AND O ~ PE Tl Tl ON TO unClers1gned u Adm1n111ra1or ol
end read. A1lph Glenn Blldwln, 489 P1tk NOTICE OP DEATH OF ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. rne Hiiie 01 Autn Swope dlCH-
Eecll bid lhll IWNllll wld kif 1 Ave · Ba11>o11e11nc1. CA 112612. ROY LEE AND OF PETI Al UIH. ledn~-9:'!4 ~.1Pl.!!_•1~~ on'0 tne1~ period of 30 d•Y• alter Ille date Ralph 8eldwln .,,.-•. -"' ~ .... .,.....,.. ·-~ foftht receipt of bldL TIU• 1111-1 .., .. filed with ll'le TION TO ADMINISTER To aJJ heirs, benef1Ctanes. 111m1 1ne1 cond1t1on1 ne1e1neller Thi loerd ot Tru•t-"'811 be County Clerk of Orange Covnty on ESTATE NO. AlUlll. c reditors and contingent m&nhooe<I au 11ghl 1111• and 1n1e-
the •01• Judge of tht qu1t11y of Apt~ 9 1N2 To all heirs, beneflclaries, creditors of Elanor R P et-•HI 01 Aulh Swope dee.eased. 11
tqUlpment ofl9r"td end,.... Iha Ille l:me OI her Clealh and alt nglll, :1ghl toreft01 enyor II b6dlend to '11119 crediton and contingent tingaJI and pef10ns who may 111,. and Wlletesi :na1111e .. iaiehas
WV'l eny lrTtGUllrttY lflertln. Pul>ttlMCI °'~ Ccul Delly Pl-cre dilora of Roy Lee and be otherwise inte rested in acquired 1n addll1on 10 that ol
FICTTTIOUa .,._88 Alifll l. ~ lot. Aptlt 13' 20• 2 · Mey 4' 1~'1;.,,, perwona who may be other· the will and/or 45lat.e. o.ceoen1 1111Wt 11me 04 her Clelth, 1n
MAm tTATa•NT Purd'8llllG MlnlOI' wlae lntereated In the will A petition haa been hied the reel properly ioclleCI "' lhe
Publl1h1d Orenge Cout Dilly ~ ~ Pilot. Aor11 27, Mey 4, 11. ta, IN2. Publllhed OtlllOI Co.et o.ty Ao
184S.a2 lot, May 4 end 11, 1N2 20Q&.a
The IOllowinn .,.,..~. ••e d-'"" Otled: May S. 1ft2. Nil.JC *>TICE nd/ •·•-b R v i h Ot h County of OtMge, State of Caltf0<-~ u : ··• ..-----....... PUbllhed 0nnge C08ll o..y A-I------------a or es ...... : y . n.e t nsmoor in t e Nf. dacrlbed u tollowt
ORANGE COAST FUND ING, IOt • ....., 4, 11, tN2 P'ICTTTIOUS .,..... A petition hu been filed Superior Court of Orange Tne -lll<IV 50 ()()feel of In&
191 Eut lllth Str .. t, Cotti M.... 2007-t2 NAMltTATIMDfT by Frank M . Le~ in the County requesting tha t R eetierly 18200 tee1or1ne 1ou•h·
Cllll0<nl1 82621 Th• lollowlng peraon 11 Clolng Superior Court o f Orange Keith Dinsmoor be appoint· w .. t quarteo' 01 Lo: 38 01 Traci 9· "' 111111ma1
0 C F C •-.,. 1111\ftl'C ~ u : C . 1ne City ot COlll Mesa. County ol -lf'lC . • lllt0f'nl1 c0<po. ,.~nu•~ PLAIN llANtll.A, 2024 Celwrl, ounty requesting ~hat eel as personal representative Orange. s iete ot c1111otnla, •• A~ He had lD the pMt at1ended =·~1!::! ~::;:1reet, Coet1 NOTICa .. VIT1NG..., Coeta Meta. Ca. 82$29 Frank M. Lee be appointed to administer the eatate of s11own on a map 1h«eof, r1C01dld
STANLEY P . ACKER· the Northweatem Colle1e. Thia bullneet 1e oonduct.s by 1 Nolle• la hereby given thll Ille Aebecce M. l<ouuth. 2024 u penonaJ repreeentative to Elinor R. Pettlngall (under in Book 9, pege 9. m1acell1neous
MAN, reetdent o f Coat• Chicaco, IllinoU. He wu a OOfPOt•llon Board ot Truat-of the Huntington ca1wn. Cott• ....... c. 82626 adm1nl.ster the estate of Roy the lnder endent Adm in. 1-m•P• •n tne olltce 01 tni county of the U.8 Ann t Ot CoMI F Blach Union High Sctlool Olllrk:1 Thi• l>Uti-11 conducted by"' 1 _ Wide the Ind nd 1ecore1et of aalCI coonly Excepting Mesa, Ca. Paued away on veteran • y or MQe Ulldlng wlll receive •Hltd blda for aup-lndivldual .......,., ( r epe en-stratlon o F.states Act) The therefrom the northerly 150.00
May 2, 1982. Survived by bJa 3 yean wbeN be r.Khed ~~ plying Floor Coveting• meeting or A.oecca M Kouu1h ce Admiruatration of FA\ates petiuon is aet for heanng in '"' 11ao ucep11ng 1nerel1om s1
aon Gary Acker man, 9-t. lld:lr md be-"*' in Thia 81,,_,.,.. tlled with 1,... equal to 11w ~Iona on Ilia Ir: Thia •l•l-1 ... Neel wlll'l lht Act). 'n>e ~tion ia let for Depl. No. 3 at 700 C1v1c percen1 ol all 011 and m1nerels
"'-·--Phylli8 wem.r and \\Tartd •• n. .. +1ola will County a.ti ol OrMge Couniy on Iha oftlol of Nici Ollilriet Col.my CIMk DI 0tAng9 C<M1ty on hevtna in t. No. 3 at 700 Center Drive, Weal, in the rlgfllT•h nl -.... ~ be ... _.... w .... cl .. _ Al#t 23 1982 Blda •11•11 be clearly mulled April 5. 1N2 Civic Ce . w ln c· f s A Cal f e l>tOper1y •• commo y re-• -.W Viola May ...,, __ ...,... ..... CID ...-.y, _.y ' "Floot Coverl11g1 Bid t418," ad· '~ nter ve, eat, ity 0 anlJI na, 1 or· letred to H 886 West H1mll1on
pm!d::-:hlldren, Shawn 0.y, 5, 1982 at 1 l :OOAll at the ~:..~uTIN a AHOCIA· oreued 10 Allyn E. Rowley, Pur· Publlahed °'';19 eo..1 Deily Pl· the City of Santa Ana, Cali-nia on May 19, 1982 at 9·30 s""' Cos11 Miu. C..,f0<-
Tanya Miller and Gre11 ,raveeide at llarbor Lawn. Tai chu lng M1nege1, H11ntlng1on IOI Aptll 13, 20, 2 . Mey 4, 1912 fol"nla on M1y 26. 1982 at a .m . Theule 11 1ub1ec1 to current
Gay, Brian Ackerman and Servk:a und:lr the dbecdon •.......,. c-w °""• Belcf\ union Hlgtl SdlOol Dletric1. 1153 .. 2 9:30 a.m . IF YOU OBJECT to the 11•es cov•n•nta. conditions. res· Kristin Acbnnan. Senic8 of Baltz Berpnon Smith & .... A. 10251 V0tktown Ave .. HuntlngtOfl l----PtllJC---NO-ncl_____ IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the peuuon. you ~,te:~• =-=1~9:;111r'~':';:,'
will be held on Wectn.day, Tuthill Weaft~~~f Chapel ......,. ...-. CA._ ,1.. ~;;.' 29:4::m~w:=.~ 1--F1C-Trn---C>-Ul-.-.. ---11---sranung of the petition, you should either appear at the .,,., enCumbf-of recoro to t>9
May 5, 1982 at 12:00 noon at Mortuary o \,,VIila Meaa. Publlahed Oringe cout Delly Mey 18, 1882, at ""'le" time and ...-STATDmMT should either appear at the heenng and state your ob· sa111llld out ol the putchAM ~ Padfic View Memorial Park !Me-9371. Piiot, AprM 27. May 4, 1 t, 18, 1M2 pl-bid• wffl bl publlcly oPtned The followtng per.one ere doing hearing and state your o b-jecuons or hie written o b· ™ P1°'*1Y 11 l<*I on'lln .. 11'
Ch.aCl with the New~rt GOODMAN 1ees-a2 ~.!-~ ........ ..... ~ • jectlona or file written ob· jecllons wtth the court be· ba!'.~, _ 011.,, ., • .,,~, ..... 1_ 1k ••
RAYMOND J GOOD ~·bid tl"llllt rllN!ln v_,"" a KENNCO SALES CONSUL· I h h be Y ""' .,. ••...., ~ ••• Har r Elu Loc11e # 767 . • Ml.JC M>ncl oulod of 30 d•Y• after th• date TAHTS. 1835 Whltller. &Ille C·•. ,ect1oru wt t e court · fore the h earing. our ap-p1oi-1y and must be 1n wr111ng and
offlciat1n1. Pacific Vlew MAN, afe 69, pu9ed away IPICifled fOf' 1he teoele>I of bide. ea.ta......_ CA 82627 fore the hearing. Your ap-pearance may be an person #Ill be 1ecelved a1 tM ofloce ol Bank Mortuary dlrec1on.· on Ma~l982. Survived by ACTTnOU9.,..... The Bo1rd of T1111IH• 1h1n t>e HAAAY DENE PEACHEY, 213 pearance may be in person or t;1 your attorney ol Amer1c1 Truit Oep1rtmen1 •1
.. 1_ o..... _.,.e .. _ "''-NAm aTATllmNT the 101• juClge of the quellty ot s. K..._, Fullrton, CA 82833 b t•~ I YOU ARE A CREDI 4141 MecArthur 8outev11d, Suile rua """ wu nu-. 6'IAllO --. °' )y your a .... 1""Y· • 100 Newport Beien C1111orn11 WATERS Goodman. chertahed father ... ~~ ... ng peraoM .,. doing equipment ottered and r_._ lhl WILLIAM KENNEDY. 400 Sun-IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or a rontin~ent creditor 92&eo 11 ..... ume 1nw 11r11 ........ .,..__ rigfll lo reject My Of' Ill bldl end lo kllt S""'. Anaheim. CA 92806. -., ,......,......
ROY V. WATERS, pMled of Raymond Goodman, of HOWARD MAAI< ASSOCIA· w8M lllt't 1tr9911l11hy 1nere1n Thie ~le conducted by 1 TOR or I contingent creditor o f the decease , you mus t cation ot thlS nouce end before ~a an Ma~, 1982 at his Seattle, W~, Daniel Tf.S. 25301 c.bot Road. Sult• 101. 0111d· Mey 3, 1N2 llmltld PlflnettNC>. of the deceaaed, you must file your c laim w:th the mi:,k•ng aald sale
M ,..._ G d f t t I~--H" ... c • ........... .t.I ..... E. ..-. H n-.... .._...._.. f •t I . . h h . h .... o. mull bll ...ied and .. n be ace tn eea,...... oo man o unun1ton .....,.....--· '"' ... v...... ~,.. ·--. ....... ·--• 1 e your c aam ~1t t e court o r present 1t to t e opineCI 11 tne ollice 01 Bank 01 He W .. born ln ..... ___ ta on Beach, Ca .• Alice Goodman D•vl<I M Hel09, 25301 Cabot Purc:hMlng Manaqer Thi• •Ill-I -tiled with ,,... t t t t th I ....,..._, Rold SutW 107 UiguN Hltll CA PubllaheCI Orenge Cout Dally County Cletlt of Orange County on cour or pre11en 1 o e persona r epresentat:v<' ap· Ame11ca Truat Oepertmenl •I the
November 7 , 1911. He wu and n.orn.. Goodman both 92653, ' ' P11ot,M1y4, 11. 19112 14.fKll l8.1982. personal representative ap· pointed by the rourt within nou1ot9001m on t!Wtal>oved•le
1-t employed as a M1mman of Santa Ana, Ca., lovln1 Petry H. Hlnkle, 25301 C1bo1 1944-82 ,W7ta1 pointed by the court withjn four monlhll from the date of The PIOP«W ...,11 be tOtd '°'cast>
for the~ ~t Com-p-andfather of 8 and IJ'Ul.-Road. Sulla 107, L8QIHI• Hltlt, CA ----.---.,. ... ..,.-TV'C----Pul>'ilhed Orange CoM1 OeHy PMot. four monlJll from the date of first issuance of letters as Ten percinl ( 10"•1 °1 ine amount
for d f th f 3 d ,_ .. Q2t53 ____ ,.~---"""-'-~ ___ A.fKll 20, 27, Mey 4, 11, 1982. fl f I ided . .,, __ I 700 f bid 1110 accompeny :he oller by pany years. e wu a gren • er o , eYOl.CU J~ck Love. 1407 S eecrett 171._82 r1t 1esuance o elters as prov in ~•on o cert•flld °' calhlet"• ChlCll and 1,...
remdent of Coat.a Mesa, C.. brother of John Goodman of °'"· Corona det Mii, CA t2t25. NOTICI! ~":Ru-:;:... •A.La provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of Califor-b•l•nc• 10 be p11e1 at ciou 01 H · for·~ years af\er movtns Wiaconlin and em GoodmAn Thie~ .. conducted by I Trwt .... um ..x 1911( the Probate Code of Califor-nia. The time for filing CtOW Te•H. rent•. oc-attng 1nd
heft. frcm ~He Iii of Com=, Ca. RediaUon gtnetlll pertnenilllp. on May 25, 1882 at 11:00 a .m.1-----------ni~. The time for flli!'g claims will not expire pnor :::=·r:~~=·~r;:'ti!'~;
survived by h1a wife Anna-of the will be held Thie It~=..,~ .. ltlld with the FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSU· NOTICa Of' Ml.I claims will not expire pnor to four months from the date ,,... purch .... shall be ptOl•led ..
bel S. Waten of ea.ta Maa, today at 6:45 M at Harbor County Clet1t of°'..,.,,... County on RANCE CO~PAHY. • C1lltorn1e Of' MAL PfM)flEfTf to four montha from the date of the hearing noticed above. of 111e clotft o1 eecrow Euminallon
......._,•eon . aten o wn oun ve emo-Aprt 15, 1N2 a0t Truat .. OI Subltltu1ed Trust... ..._ A1n• o u~ no..._. a e. YOU MA y EXAMINE o 1, ran1 er a•H eny n-,..._ John J w f La M t 011 M -...-COfl)Oflllon, .. Tn.et ... ~ s.--AT MVATI tAU f ... _ ~ •'--' bov I 1111 I I I !Ille I
Coeu Mesa, Ca., 2 alatere rial Chapel, 1625 Gieler TIMIUr, ....U a lle"9:1w ot 11\at certeln Deed ot Tru•t txe-In 1,... Suc>etlof Court of the 511111 .. :ou ._MA EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If ~·;_;~e::1~ :d11°1';!-:=
Jeanne Hudeon of M.lnnaota Ave .. Coste Meaa., Ca. A,,.,.._....,......,.. cu led by AUTH H. POAT EA , 1 of C111torn1a. for lhe County ol t,..., file ... ept by the court. U you are Interested m the es-01 the Hllll Recording ol con-
a.nd LaVau1hn O'Leary of Grevealde 1ervlca will be :S:-3':= ..::-~ m1rrl1d woman u het HPatatt OranQ9. you are interested ln the es-tate, you may fj)e a request vey1nce 1nC1 one·h•ll ('Ari 11crow
Klamath Falla, Oregon. VI-held on Wectne.lay, May 5, -P<optrty. Ind •-did o-iber In the Mitter 01 the Ell•I• 01 Lite. you may file a request with the court lo r eceive •-shill be Plld by 1111 pu1cn-
1ltatton wlll be at Harbor Ul82 at lO:OOAM at Harbor '"7411 :o!~~~~~-~ :!,THONY L OE SOUSA. Oiu•· with the court to receive apeclal notice of the 1nven· °' P\lfn ch-.0 1 d lh
T __ M ""·~-La M _.._, L -'th Pubtbhed 0r--eo..t n.a.. Piiot .._... ..-la) tJ f th I rne un ere gne reaervea • ........... or1Uary on ~-y. wn emon .. par-. w1 -....-_, • Reootdl ol Orenoe Oollnf)t. Celfor. Notice 11 hereby given 11111 th• '~· no. ce o e nven· tory of eslAte auet.a and o f r ..... 1 10 refllM 10 -~1 A"Y bids
May 4, 1982 from 2:00PM t.o Father Dinnie Lyona ol SL A'1'1I 20· 27· Mey 4· 11· 1":.;13-e2 nta, 1nd pu11111nt to 11111 e«tlln undertlgned _. Mii 11 Pr!Yete Slit, tory of est.ate assets and of the pelitJoru, account& and ""0eted Apr1126.1Ni
7:00PM. He wu a member John the Baptist C.tboltc Notlu of O.f1u1t 111d Election 10 to the hlghHt ind bHI bidder. the petJtJona, ICCOUnt.a and reports deecribed m Section e AN I< o F AME A 1 c A
of the Coeu MeH Senior Church 0Uiciattn1. Mr. ----MUC---..,-TICE-----•
1
:f t;';'8~"::'1~~~4:.J~rt~ ~~-nc:!,':·~~:'1~11~~ reports deecribed ln Section 1200.5 o f the California NT&SA •Adm1n1sir1t0<ofll'le
Cltlaena and the Newport Goodman hu been a real· -----------82--025486, Ir: booll -. PllO' -. of 0ey o1 Mey. tN2. at 1111 ott1c1 of 1200.5 o f the Callfol"nia Probate Code. ,,... 911119 of ,,.. ee.ch Senior Qtbene and a dent of HunUngton Beach, MOTICI! C:~~ •. HU Offtdlll Recordt of Mid COunty, wfl Rodi. Pollodl. Pettker, Oelbflllll & Probete <:ode. R . 1.eldt Dtumoor, aJXIYl.natnld OICIClenl
member of the Golden C.. foe the PMt ! yean and a On Mey 18 1882 1:00 undlf end punuen1 lo Mid Deed of PhllllP•. A L1w Corporellon, All: ~ 6 Weaker At1.on11ey at Law By Frank D Luer
Tlmen of Coeia Mesa, C.. realdent o( Oran,e County FIRST NATOOL Tr~1.H e.m .. =~=::.:=:. = ~~·~.9~~ IM-W. lit Street, SHE. 17th Street, PrQC>et'ly M•n1gement Ot·
for over 15 yean. Servica CE COMPANY .• California COfpo. Amerlc1, II Ille main entrl/IC.e to Loe Anolltl. SI ... OI Cellbnle. .. Plua te.el Selle Ill :"°MN>"· FANE ------------.under the dtrecUon of Har-ration. H TruatH, or Succ111or Flret Amerlc1n Tltlt lneurtnet the right. !Ille and lnter"1 of Mid Let Aaieles, CA Hill C.at.a Mesa, CA IZIU Altoml1 et Lew
._.,.--------....... ' bor Lawn -Mount Olive Tru.1 .. or Subat11utld TruetH, of ComolnY locelld II 11• &It Fifth ~at thl time of death and (lll) dl·JIH HS-77H • N.......,. ••~ tutte tol
IALT%1 .. GHOM
SMTM & TVTHIU
WISTCU'* CHAHl
427E 17th 51
Costa Mesa
646·937 I
I f'tHCIMOTMHS ~5' MOITUA.IY
fll7 Mein St ~llf'qton &!ttch 536-6539
M f C M ttlal c:ert.in Deed of True! txlCUted StrMI, In lhl city of Senti Ana 111 thl :1gtlt, ut1t end lnletHt that 8ef1te A C...._,. tt70 ortuary o 01ta eaa. by VERNON A JOHNSON AHO oaRIOfnl•. •II 11111 right. Utlt and 11\1 .. ,,1, ot Mid 6eceu'ld·•t tht Publ11hed Oranfe Coaet Publlehed Oranfe Coast T...,...:::; (?1.4) m ..... 1
640-5"4. CA.AOL YH P. JOHNSON. Hulband 1n11re11 c:on~ lo end now l*<I time of dlelh Ind 111 tht f'IOht, tltll Dally Pilot, Aprl 27, 28, Dally Pilo t, AprJ 27, 28, Publtahed Oreng• CoHI Delly
end Wife. Ind FRANK M. VfMILL by" under NICI Deed of Tnm In lhl Ind lnt ..... 1 tllel lhl ...... of Nici May 4, 1982. May 4, 1982. Pllo "~M "7 "8 M • , .... 2 GLENDENNING Ind CYNTHIA l . llEAAILL, Hutband property •llu1ted In Mid County d-...cl '* llOCIUlr9d by operetl-1880-82 1879-82 I . ...,... • ' • • ey . 1Sa 1-82
CALVYNGLENDEN· lnd~-AU~~m~H~~~~~~rl~u: onof~or~.0~~«1----------------------~-----------
NING. __. .. _t of 7 _ _, __ • ,..._ end rec0tded Seoltmbtt •. 1HO M lot 70 of Tract No. S4Q3, u I* In lddltlon to ttlet of Mid dloltlld,
1-.ouc:11 .inl'lllC ....._ lnllrumlrll no. ,W 13, In book 1372tl mep recorded In look 22S, PIOfe It the time ot detth, In MCI to .. lhl
Paaaed away on April 21, p1g1 880. 01 01110111 A1cord1 OT 2t, 27 and 28 of Ml10 ... 11n•oue et11llrl reel property, aituetld In tM
1982. Survived by hta wife Olang1 County. C1fllorn11, ind M1p1 111 Ill• offlc• of'"' Covntr City of Newport leedl, County of PhvlJie, 2 children Karen purau1n1 10 that c11111n Nollu of Atcqf<* of Mid County. Of1ng1, lt1t1 ot C.lff0tnl1, .,.rtl· , Olfwt Ind Election to Seit U... !•etpt the,.trom 111 Oft, ou. eu1ar1y deact1bed • tolowa. to-wit· Swanton and Terr)' Glen· Ufldtr rec:O<ded October 27. 1981 hyd<ocerbOrl IUl>ttanott Ind min-lot 10 OI Traci No. 44182, In"" dlnninc. a)lo ~ by hll .. lnatrumtnl l)O. S3232, In bOOll etllt by whit-name known, In, Clty of Newport 8Mcn. C°""ty of
bro&her RolMrt Glenclen· 1•2'9. page 830. of Ofllclll Aec:ofdt on or under 11ld land, btlow • Orenge. Stl\e of Cellfomle. M per
nl d 1 __ _........... of Mid County, wtl ~ Md JIUI'· dlpth ot 500 '"' ,,..1111,.tcl ....,,., mtp· recorded In ea. 1M PIOii .ftl, an .. --........ ter wt to Nici Deed ot Trull ... II ~ ffOfll tht eurllOI of !tit ground, 22 to 2S ~of tlll 1riu1eou1 Heather SwanlOn. Memonal publlc euct1011 lor 01111. l1wh11 but 1'ltthOllt IM :1ght OI entry upon ~IP'o In ttie Offtoe 11f u.. c-ty
eervlcea will be held on money of the United llltH of 11ny portion of the eurl-of 111e ~of NAd ~ ...,_
Th rad M e 1982 t America. II Ille m1111 elllflnct to ground lbo\fll • Olplh of 500 leet Wlltl Ill llldMdtd 1/Mlfl ~ Ill
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FND YOUR NAME
• 4 TICKITS WORTH $36
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CefNt9'"f Mortu•IY C~l-et.matO<Y
MOO fttcrllc View Or1V.
2.-oc)PM !iib. ~ i-r:.. ,.,., Am•rletll Tiiie l111u1111c1 for 1111 purpoH of explC>flng for lol "of.., wet .a. .
a.t>Vt-4an ,...... •• _._ • ._...._ __ .. Comoll'YI located It 114 &Ill fifth ~ l'lllnlng, drtHlnf, rtmOYtng, .,_. -111iOllfW ..._ ee; .a& "4lunon a. VV1 -StrMt. In lht olty of ltl'lll A111. blr1C1lflo Of merketlflo Mid IUbo 9o61to Wll)' •. *""°'1 ._.,,, Cel-
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718-0933 ~ ""-C.p11treno Ats-177&
OUve, Burbu\k, c.. In u.u CeJlfOfllla, Ill tfl11 rto111. tlltt llld llanott, .. reHrVed In detd• Of '°""' aaam.
f flowere tbe famJJ1 ,.. :-:-' ~..Z'8.:t~:111":: re::!e _, llddr ... of ttie .,.,.._ 11 ~== .':f-... ~ '. ~ ~!:'8.i~~~ property-=:'"'.~ Coun2 .... 1Y end d#'y 11 wtlOtt ~ IM .,.. II _., eny ""*.,... conwn.,..01111 .. • ~ 8t8te di ae: ....,. "' 'rrect Mine OOl'lduCttd; '98rg(M .,._oft Mlb~ 10 8'PJO'lel o4 Ille Court. latlon or the Burbank No. 7080 1t ~ Ofl 1~1ec; .• •II• lu11n1 Tobl11, 2042 Oall Aolao, t11e Ull4lerMft•,....,..,.. IM YMCA. Ht beb..s to the orffd "' IOOlt *· ~.... I. U cr .. 11 L•k• 'oreet Oalltor11te ltgfll IO rettct eny Ind Ill bldl Pftof lrvtne r--DUat. & bad Ind '° ... ot~ ~llPI· r• ..... · ' to '""Y Of 111 otdllr C101lll11•4 IN
-.. ~ cordl ... ---........ ,. ~ oreo-. to 1ht tbOllt ~ ....
.,..._ rtCired ID th9 .,. for m!i"' ~of~..., CoOlft. •HY IM obt1111tcl by '"""""II Term• ot 111• oHll 111 lawful l9¥fnl ,_.. purported " ._ 4t2tl~ llmt In W'l1tlllll from tN bttltld*Y money ot th• United St•tH 011
.... IMflt CA • wlttllll 10 dey1 from tht ""'t publ-OOf'lftrNtlOll Of Nie. or pwt oeefl
-...t ~ • ....... _... OI thll notice. Ind llellllOt ..... IOlcl .. i-. • M id 111• ...., .be 1111M *'tllollt ltld ..,. will be m.ot wllllollt cured by M«ttett or TNtt DMCI
OOYeflent ot wett41ftty, ..,,... Of oownant °' wttr1111y, tllP'-or on Ille ptoperl~ 10 Mid. Ten ~ ... IO""'· POUUllOl'I Of ~. -to"'~· poll01tlon"' °""Of.,....,. bid IO bt.,......
enNMrll'909 ·--.. ""*" ............ to-V .......... wMfl bid. NlanM ctu. Oft U'le note Jt "°'" ~ .._ on lflt llOtt or llOIM Ilda or ....,_ 10 be In Mth Md MCWed by . ..., ~ of rrwc. to ...,,., br llild DMCI et TNll. ao .. .,. ..._. .... -..Jd of· ~21.,a, ::;,=. ~ wtt:., ,...,.,, ,_ u. ~ ..._ .. em,._.,..,'"' flm PU>--... ~!!..... ~ -....__.. ........ Ollllla, ...... efld .. ~..,..Md.,,. ... of
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hie lmbffloue agent.
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AIQletd JOfdan. Oevtd
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at a 8ritleh 8el1ll la tempt-
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Arellle may ha\19 bought e
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LONaOME OOUGAA
A lumbermen adoe>ta and
,..._ an orphaned eouget
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OH TH9 ALM SCENE
7:001 CllNEWI NeCNEWI
• HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
I A8CNEWI KOJAK
• w•A•a•H
As 900fl u F ranlt ._ In
dlatge Hawk~lpt
C*"P. rune a ~ to
find Trapper and ....._
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I JOKER'S Wll.D
••INIEllA90RT
MMMC Of' Otl.
ll'AINTING
Cl) ...... MAGAZJNE
A -camp IOf alngle
adu1t1: 111e es.year-old .. oranny" ~ ....... roek
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•er Ill l!HT9'T AINMENT
TONQHT
All Int~ With Julie
Andr-a TME MUPPET'S
CW.I Oet>oratl Hatty
CD>MOV!e
**'A "Vive La Vagu"
(1964) EMe Prealey. Ann-
MWOfel A LU Vagu
ewlmmlng lnatruetor
~ Iha ot>)eet ol
aflectlon IOf I aporta CM
nut and hie ltallen friend
CZ>MOV!e
* * "The ThW Of ~ ..
("87) Jean-PllUI ~
do. ~ 9ujOld. A
young men rala.d an
unde. ~ waated 1119
lnhetltanc.. lurna to a Nie
of crime beginning with the
robbery end deatruetlon or
the m8Nlon ol the man
~ took 11i. loYely bf~
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7::IO . 20NTHETOWN
Feetured: more hlglllghll
ol the Alntrlllen JOurt-.y
lndudlng • llWI lo Bondi
8Mc:h, • -Ch lor opals
and a vtalt to • aH'fer'•
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I al FAMILY mJO
LAVU... & IHR..EY
& OOfll#AK'f
The gWle agt• to let Fon-
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• KTTV (Ind.) !I J
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• KCET !PBS> • e KOCE I PBS>
NEWCOME R -Dianne Kay atars aa a1
naive newoomer to Las Vegas who hopes
to make her mark as a professional dancer
in the made-for-TV movie, "Portrait of a
Showgir!," at 9 tonight on KNXT
(channel 2). See related story below.
m«• and m«• Ol'I the
'-· • r'90'1 Ol'I the
IOC)hlstlcated ._ _,,,.
Ol'l9 '*"O de\l9lopad by
the mllltaty; • Bot> Medley
I uhlorl etlOW. a ptonla OI
c.lllornla'• motl famoua
ew aalaaman, Cal Wortll·
l!!PtOl'I
• w·A·s·H
The 4077111 ii bu9y IOOldflQ
au., wounded Korean
GMu.na wMl'I • 8hlny 1e.e
C'-Olet pull9 Into camp.
I Cl) T1C TAC DOUGH
MACHel.11..EHAEA
llll!JIOAT co NEW8 di YOU A8fCS> Fo.. rT
F .. tured "Arizona UOn
Safari'' and '·8elglum'•
Diamond Secret• •.
(C)MOYIE • * * * "Tiie Lale SllOw"
( 11177) Art Carney, Liiy
T0tnlln. A M8aonad ptl-
11ata eye encounter• blaci<-
malf and rnurdet wtlet1 he
con\M out of retlr-t lo
IOeate • eat belonglnQ to
an Offbeat lemala client !ID SNEAK PREVIEW
A loo6t i. laklirl at the mew-
.... ~ and sport•
event• coming up on
Home Bo• OflQ
l:OO II (I) 900K Of' LISTS
(PYem-.1 Hoat 8IH Bl!!by
and • rec>«'Of)' company
~~and
P••lotm 1katcha1 and
rnueleal number• beMd on
material from tlle "Bool!
Of U811." 0 8 MET MAV'E'Ala<
Gotlvle in. to get ~
lek to help lllm _, the s-••• sharltf a1ec-11on
• MOYIE * * ··an-L•'• Sectet'' er-. LI 8 9 HAPP"f DAYS
JoetMe •II~ to ptO'<a
lo Howllrd and M.nc>n tNt
at'8 18 reaponelble enough
to be left on hw own lor a
'-w~(R)O
• MOYIE
•••"I W ... The Una"
( 11110) Or•gory Paek.
Tueacley Wald.
• l'.tlll. MAOADNE
A aummar camp fOf W>g1a
.OUlll, Ille 6S-.year-old
··granny" ~ tnak• roc:ll
,,.,. bahaY9 in ,,., ,,.,._ ., ..
., MOVIE
**"The Oat-ay" (1972)
S teve MeOuean . All
MacGr-
• SAUDI ARA.BIA
"The Race With Time" The
aoelal and QUft ural dllem-
mu poMd by the infusion
of W•tem tachnology In•
country ruled by eon,,.,.u.
onal lllamlc: eodea -~ad D NOYA
.. Twlna" The ac .. ntll;c
'~ on twin• la a llald
mwked by demaolOG ITeud
but alee by lmpOrtal'll -
dltcOYarlee (R)O ®MOYIE * •• "The Outl-JOMy
Walea" ( 11178) Clint Eut-
wood, Sondra Loell• A
man beeomea an outlaw
~TV
Z·TV
HBO
IC1Mma111
(WOR) NY ,NY
(WTBSI
IESPNI
I Showt I,,,. I
Spot11oh1
IC.t>I• News Network)
wMl'I • rutflleu balld OI
Union IOldler9 dealtoya hie
&>uthanl term and kllll hie
__. .. and 90l'I 'PO'
Cl)MOYll '
* * * '.\ "Tiie Four S..·
9009" ( 1118 I) Alan Alda,
CarOI Burnett. Tllt'M eou-
s>M. .. cloM. IOnQ-tlma
frlendt. ••pet19nce 11'<>-
found cfl•non In their
rel9tl0n9111pe Wiien one ot
th• m arriage• dlaln-
·~PO'
• * *"' "My Bodygu«d" ( 1117111 Clwt9 Mak~.
Adam 8aldwln The -
kid " • Ctiteago high
8dloof ......... frlaf>d• Wltll
the 8dloof outCMI and
toget,.,., ,....,. ltand up 10
the Cruel g8nQ wtlictl had
petMC;Uted them both
'PG'
l:aO 8 lfl LAVERNE ANO
SHIRLEY
La verne •nd Sh1tley·1
apartment la rol>bed twic.
lnOM WMl!Q
• AU IN ntl! FAMILY
When Berney Hainer'•
,qywwd wti. wan11 to kfSa
and mall• UC>. Arcni.·. got
• beUer ldu end her name
la Boom Boom
t:OO 8 (I) MOVIE
"Portrait Of A Sl\owQl'I'
(Premiere) LHl•Y Ann
Warr•n, Rita Moreno
TllrM LU vao .. d-•
OMI with Pf Ol>leml Ol'I and
off the 11aoe 0 8 FlAMIHOO AOAO
Conat.,_ tri.. to get
Julio 10 klll Mlehaal
TyrOM, and Eudora W81·
dOn ..,., ,_. hu~ tor
• dlYOtce 8 111 THf&'8
COMll'AH'f
Jecil becotnea • IWnll ....
lountaln of -llY at •
ll'_emotou• party O
• MERV QNff1N
0.-1' 8 8. KlnQ, Barnie
KQP&ll, C,,.,._ W•l'-811,
Fern Fllzgarelcl.
• AMINCAH
Pl.AVHOUM
"My Pallltwl" T.-y 5.., •.
............ O< .... ·Amar-
lean bu11neaan1an wno
.,,lflut:IUtie.lly retutn• to
Ne nathle a,_,. with hie
relUClant eon In tlW l10fY
by Leon Capetanoa O
fl) SAUDI AAA8IA
'The~ With Time'· The
toelal 81\d oultural d~
mas pOMCI by tile inlulk>n
or Wut•n lac:hnOlogy 1n •
country ruled t>y eonvenll-
Ol'lal 1.rarn1c: cod• at•
••plOred
CC)MOYIE
"Stevie"
(Q)MOVIE
*** "The Flrat ONdly
Sin" (1NO) Frank Sinatra.
Faye Ourwway A .....,an
H-Vor11 City police
oeteetlva, wf>OM ..,.. 11
aultarlnQ lrom a -iou. Ill-
,_, trla8 to eateh • t>tutal
kilter terrorttlng Manhal·
tan 'R'
(I)MOW
• • "lneotrlQlble" I tll711)
Jean-Pa ul Balmondo.
Gan•vl•v• 8uJold. An
unrlC)efltant thief COl'ltln-
uea hie 9WlndllnQ weye 1~
lowlno hie ,...._ ffOM
pr\aOn 'PO'
9:IO 8 QI TOO CL08E Fo..
~
AgalNt HWy'• wtlhM,
Jeeltle~ ~
to • poliOlmM tO:OO. 8 QaOftQE .,......
100TH IMTHDo\ Y PNrrY
Goldie Hawn, An<ty Olt>t>.
M'"Ol'I e.rte, St..,. Martin
and JOMny Canon era
among the • ..,.. ~ Join
' George lurrw I« an _..,.
ce6abfatlon of the .,,,.,_
..,_.., 100dl bltttldey. (R) .........
• 0 tWWT TO*"'
JOMlllM aM Jeftnltet tn*•lllOll••--e-ne to_., II\~
"-bell o.cl OOlll011on
and -• kldMpped ri!~ •i. "H.O.T.1 .1" (1179)
luMtl Klier. u.. l,.oftdon.
A toronty retect ..._IO '°""' .. -CllA> ol 00-.. 'Mio --*• on
.,.......,,. -..wwd --1~~ .... 10111 MCMI · • • • ... ''TM ,_ a..-
_.. 1'11111) Alan AICM,
C.Cll llumett. Thi'• OOU•
p6M, .. dote, long-time
ftlendt. ..perWIOa PfO-
IOllnd cMngw In their
,.t~ wfltn Olle of
Ille marriage• dl1ln -
i llt•. 'PG'
tO::lll ....
A OONYIMATION
WITM~l»ATA
A~ Ol'I Ille rell-*f
filgl, flrfl 81\d TV ectr-
wtlO .. Ille co-.foundar ot
·"*~~of
tM lltt9 .. pt-.ited.
..... OAH
ll'LAYHOWI
"My Pallhri" Telly 8 a11a-
lu 1111r1 • • Greak-Amer-
IOan t>ualneumen wllo
enthw!Mtlelllly relurn• to
"'9 natM Greece with 1111
reluctant '°" In 1"'9 atory
t1:00a'e~aQ
NIWI
• I.A T\MDAY NIOtrr
Hott· RlcNltd Bar>)emln
o-t; Alc:ale Lea~ 9 YOU A8KU> FOA rT
Featured: "Spein'a MaehO
Olymt>lc:a" and "Yugoela-
llla'e Klllw White Rapid• ...
• w·A·s·H
News aprMda thfooghOOI
the camp thal a -llr•
••Imminent
• -.NYHIU.
8enny plays lloat to two 111.
tie \'tlllore lrom France. ! ::::.i CAVUT
***'A "The Man Who
Fell To Earth" ( 11178) Oevld
Bowle. Candy CIWk A
rod! 11 ar lrOM an 8llen
planet, on an Inter~
tary -ch lor _,., IOf
1111 pt()91e, t>ecomM an
HplOltad mlUlonalre on
Ewth 'A'
(1»MOVIE * "Rot>fn't NM!" Aft• •
t>t'Mkue>. a mar rled couple
,...., 8Qlloln •• • lwlnQing
pM1y D MOVIE
***'A "A UKaly StOf)'··
(ta471 Bill WlltlatN, Barb&-
,. Hale Thinking that Na
time °"' Ellrlh la aoon 10
and, a vet•W\arlan deddea
10 let hfmMlf oo end INa "
(t)MOVIE * * "Phobia" (IMO) Paul
Mlehael GIHer. Suaal'I
Hogan A group OI mental
patient• are mu•Oered
eocorOlng 19 thalt lndMdu-
.,...,... 'A'
11::IO • (I) Al.JO(
Allee lhwee "*' n!Qhl
lldloOI paydlOlogy leMOn•
w1111 the uano a1·91e dltler
(A)
O QITOHIOtfT
Hoat Johnny Cation
Oueat E)'dle Gorme •o A8CNF#8
NICIHTUNE D KOJAK
A eon•tructlon wont.,
lnad-1.,,tty k ... an e11ee-
utlve, lllen lalc• Iha, lllc-
tlm'• Merel eaelle ol
•loten dlamood•
•nteJ9ffMONS
All I.ha prapat atlona IOI
Jenny. baby ,..... Flor-
ance went • child of II«
own
.IANFON>AHOIOH
To ~· t0t Oonna'a
alfee110n. Fred go.. out I«
lhe s...lot Olymt>lc:a.
• NeWlaEAT WITM
CUTEA08PT8
11:46 (I) MOVIE • ** "Slit Cruy .. (1980)
Rletlatd Pryor. Gene Wiid-
., T""° men we mlatalc.,,
lor bank rot>tiera encl ..,,,
to jell 'R'
-Ml>flGH'T-
12:00 e EHTPT ANllEN'T
TOMGHT
All Interview with ""'*
Andf-8 QI 'NITA6Y lllANO
AmM~amnt•·
luf trapae llyat. and •
)'OUllO WOft'lan becomu
lnvlalbte 80 lNI ltle can
keep an aye °"' ,.,., nanoa
(A) .MCM!
• • ... "Lat~· &ea-
dtllle" (1115'1 Tab Huntw,
Etc:tlllra~
• l.OW.''WAH STYLI
"l.ov9 And The Hu9tlat ..
Bio Rad la waiting to tllk• °"' a pool llua1lar from
llf\0111« town. "Love And
The Old &oytrlend .. John I•
~-.cl at work ~
henpeelted at llome. I:::: ON 90CllTY
** "Kiii And Kill~ ..
(ltet) J-Ryan. MM-
Orange Oou• DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, May 4, 1982 -.
TUBE TOPPERS
KNXT (2) 8:00 -"Book ol l.bta.'' Bill
Btxbl hoeta variety 1h ow baaed on un-
uau•. and intrl£:,DI material ln the
belwellen "The k of Ll.IU" and ''The Book of Lista n. ti (Premiere of four-part
1ertee).
KTTV (11) 8:00 -.. P.M. Ma&Hlne.'!.
Profile on a 66-year-old "aranny" who
makes rock •tan behave in her theater.
KOCE (GO) 9 :00 -"The Race Whh
'nme." Exploration of cultural and IOCial
dilemmu posed by tnfU1ion of Western
technology in a nation ruled by Ialamic
code..
KNBC (4) 10:00 -"George Bumi' lOOth
Birthday Party.'' A repeat of a special in
which stars joih George Burns for an
early celebration of hia lOOth birthday.
Includes Goldie Hawn, Andy Gibb, Mil·
ton Berle, Steve Martin and J ohnny c.araon.
h l(f1el. A martial artt
•llP"t MtUM Iha minion•
of • powe<~ aclentlat
Intent on *"411•vtno man-
kind wltll a ,_ mind.con-
trol dtUO. 'PO' ta.. (I) MOCl.OUO
1t: 10 CID "°""
• '" "The Lui Cllue"
(11111) L .. M~. Chrla
Mak..-ln•~of
Iha futur.. a IOfmtr r-
CM dfl¥ar and • teen-ave
CC>mf)Ulat expert fight Ille
government'• ~oec:rlptlOn
of automobllea 'PO'
12:t0 0 al LAtt NIGHT WfTH
DAW> LSTTENotAN
Gu.te: ""'"°' Jay Rot>ert Naeh, "Ot POfler." Ille
Inventor of Iha pedealrlan
IOll booth.
·~ *•'A "Fatl\om" llllen
Tony FranciOM. Raquel
W81c11 A enm!nal hif• a
l•m•I• paraehutlll to
·-. ~ P"°* OI ~ under Ille pre-
1 .. 1 that ltle la loo«lng IOt
• bonlb-trlggarlng device.
I ='OAIHQ LANCM•AQ(
12:.16 (%)MOVIE
* • ·~ "The Man Who
lo"9C! women" ( 111781
Charle• Denner, Laalle
CatOl'I Olree1ed by Fran-
cole T rvlfaut A man II 80
oO-..cl with t>eautJfuf
women that he llnde II dilfi..
OUll IO remain Utletlad
with any lf\CIMdual r ....
t!QNNp 'R'
1:eoe MOYIE
* * * "Soula At Sea"
(11137) Gary Coope r.
0-ge Raft. After a -
wradc, • INp ·a olfloat It
loroed to make 81'1 Import-
.,,, 6ec:ialot'o c:onc«nlng
Iha only llleboel
• MOYIE . *. ''The CountarMill
Traitor" ( 111&2) Wiiiiam
Ho60en. L*I ,..,,., The
Britlefl go.wnmant blacll·
malle a naturalizied Swede
Into t>a<omlng • •PY
aoainat the NaN during
Wcwtd W111 ff
1:10• MOW
• * ~ "Summartr••··
(11171) Wchaal Oouglaa.
Jack Wwo.n After dtop-
plno out of college and loa-
lno faith 1n hi. glrlfriand, •
YoU"O guitar player la
dr'aned to -1n Viet-nam
111 NfW9
1:20 ct) MOYIE * • * "Penelope.. ( 11188)
Natalie Wood. 181'1 Banner\.
A nagtec:teo w1te deeld98
to dl8QUIM '-Mlf and rot>
,,., huebend .• baf>k
1:308 8HEWS
1:48(1)MOW
* * "Wiid And Buutlluf
On lt>IU" (1118 I I Regla
Por1a. Tal'l)a Spleu Rich
atld poot young Ira ........
c:otMlf'gt Ol'I the Island
rM«1 IOf a holldll)r of pet·
1:ee<ID°~
• • ·~ "Hard CoUfltty ..
( 1H 1) .JM)..MkNel V"'-
cent, Kim 8ulnget A T•-
U lllC1e>ry WOt11• la IOtn
be~ hi• deal<• to con-
tinue In the "good Ol<I
t>oy" •i..tyta and Ille llan-
oea'• ~ ~ arnbl-
tiOne. 'PO'
2:00 • MOYll * * * ~ "Home OI Tiie Btave" ( 1Mlll Frank Lov•
IOY. J-Edward• Out-tno Wortd Ww II .• !>leek
GI with • phyeleal han<ll-
C41P ..,,_. mental torment
91 Ille ll~t OI Illa wNta
eomradee
8 MOll'9
* * • .. La Cage Aull FOllM
II" (11180) Ugo TogntUl.
MIC:hel S..rault A mldd ... aoed g.ay couple .,. the
Q1.1arry ot • Mefet organl-
utlOn trying 10 gal Ille
miero111m that one or them
•wallowed 'R'
2lOl 8 NEwe
2:M (%) MOVll
•'A "In Pralaa 01 Older
Woman" (11178) Tom
8et9"C11', Karan Black A
H\lngaflan lotharlo remit>·
llCM °"' hl8 peat romantic
~·· "°'",. "'-.. tt1e age ol 12 to hie Mdue-
tlon ol • houeawlfe at 30
'A'
2'A0 8 M0\19 * * 'A "The Other Loo-a"
I tM1) ~Niven, Blllba-
,. Stanwyck A eoncer1
pienlal and ,.,., doctor 1a11
In love dwlnQ ,_. ,,.,. •• •
SwiMT8dtnlc
• HIW8 H)O. MOVll
* • "What The Butler
S.W" I 11150) Hervy Milll-
90l'I, Eoward RiQby Ari
elderly Engllahman returns
"°"'8 With • c:Nef'• dllUQll· ,.,
(C)MOYIE
* • "Couon Ca ndy'
( 11178) Cllnt Howerd.
Ctiw• Manin Smith A
oroup ol high .chOol m11-
11t1 l«m a roek t>ano 10
compete with Iha 9ChOOl'I
Mlal>llahed band a: 11 (I) t.IOVtE
*'A "H 0 TS I" (111711)
Suun Kiger. UM London
A 10t0tlty rejeet OecidM lo
form her own dub o1 co-
ed• ~ COf'Otnlt818 on
or••lfylno .... 11arwc1 w -
~ ·R'
~'40 (BJ MOYIE
**'A "OMpair' (111791
Olrll BoQarde. Andr .. Fer-
rao!. A RuMIM eontaetlon·
ar tMng In 0..many le
f~ wttll total ruin during
Ille l'IM of Nutam • al41. MCMI * •'A "O..th And The
Malden" ( 11173) J ame•
$1-"1, Strothw Martin A
young woman. lono ..,._
pac;ted of mental lmbal-
anc.. 19 charged W4111 Ille
ahoollnQ dNll11 OI her
, llller. llepmotller and
e1apa111 ..
4:00DMOV!e ••'Al "Th• Poatman
Alway• Ainge Twice"
( 11181) Jael!. Nlehofaon.
Jaalea Lange. A young
-and ,,., lover plot
to murder her hUll>and · R ·
4t2S (%) MOVIE
• *"' .. Monty Python
Metta Beyond The FrlnQe"
( 11178) Narrated by Dudley
Moore A b•hlnd-the-
--IOOlt .. ,.... .,
,.._.... and ptapet ..
tlone '°' AmnMty lntwn.
tlonal' I I 1178 comedy ben-
efit 81\0W tllat atarred
member9 of Monty '"Y'll<>n
4:.ac>. YCr'fA<M TO TW£
BOTTOM Otf THE MA
"C>Mdty Ame>fllblan1"
4:49 (I:) MCMI * • *'A ''Tiit Men WM
, .. To latU\" (lt7t) OtMct
9owle, Candy CW.. A
rOCllc llM "°Ol'll "' ~ plwlet, OI\ .,, ......,,__
teiy ...,on '°' WMet '°' Ille people, ~ an
•JIP!Olted mllllon81r• on lattll ....
W•d"••d•W'• o.,,, ••• "'•"'•• =-,.., • .,_-
MO CR>•·~ "'Tl1t ~ llrengs" (1ot2) CM1
Mall..,._.,,.~
A de)'dt-*'O MllilOllfl
boy fMCllM an -.ncer
wltll 111 MOtl of dutllou•
Of1gln In l'Mdlev• A4*rl• • * * * "The ldolmaik·
f/f'" (IMO) Rey INrttev,
T ovllfl Feldehuh A men!·
pu1a11ve maneoar -var-
IOu• p1oy9 10 eat.,n lwo •--aoere 1n10 pop .rno-
ing 11ardom 'l'G'
(Z) •'.t "I.Ml 0.,.. Of Man
On Earth" ( 1117&) Jon
Finch. Patrick Mao ..
When Ille uttlmlll• dia&ater
atrlkM, • ak-c>lleal Hori.I
aelantlet think• that • com-
put• bUrled underground
can .. .,. Iha w«ld. 'R'
7:00 (t) "Se• And Tiie Sing ..
Parent"
7:aG (8) * * "T aka Tllll Job
IVld Sno,... h" (11181) Rob·
ert Heye, Barbara Hatlbey.
A young corporate euw-
11111 rune Into raalttance
wtwl he returna to hil
l\Ometown to revttallze a
comp-,. l>f~ 'PO'
(I) • • • • "Gigi" I 1168)
Maune. D>evallar. LeUla
CWOl'I A IOMl>Oy '*"O oroomed t>:r ,_ aunt and
Qrandmotllef Mii out on '*' own to eateh • man
(I) ••'Al "Pater Rabbit
And Tiie Talea Of Beattl•
Poll•" (111111 Fredarldc
Alhton, Ale•andar Or ant
Membata or London'•
Royal Ballet Company par-
IOfm ,,.,Ilona of "Poglll>g
81and." .. J•amy Fl-:·
"Jemima Puddle-Duell,"
"Squlrral Nulkln,' and
"Two Bad MIC:a "
l:OO 0 '**·~"A NIQhtlngala
Sano In Berkeley Squar•··
( 111711) Richard J«dan.
Oallld Niven The night
watchman •I a Brltlah
8ank II ,1ampted to return
to• Ill• ol er-
t:OO {t) * * ·~ "The Foendleh
Plot Of Ot Fu Manchu"
( 1NO) Pat• Sellar•. Sid c-The FBI and Seot·
land y •d'. Del Hayland
Smith ~ Ille 188-
yaw-<>ld areh vlltatn .. ha
-Chet tor Ille ingrad-
lanll, lneludlnQ Ille Crown .i..et•. uald to mall• 11o11
Ml•profonQlng ell•lf 'PG' CZJ * •,o, "In PralM 01 Old-
., Woman" ( 11178) Tom
Barengar. Karen Black A
Hungatlan I01hal'IO ramtn-
1.cea on hi• peat romantic
~II. lrOM 1111 tnt at
Ille age OI 12to1111 Mduc·
uon of • llOuMWlta at 30
'A' t:ao . • • "S11r1ta Fe
Stampe0e It~) JC>M
Wityna. Ray Corrigan The
TllrM Meeqult-. try 10
dear a eowt>oy aecuNd of
murdetlnQ a gold ptoapee-
10f ~CID •• "The Appia OumP-
Nno Gano Ridee A9•in"
( t9711) Tlfn Conway. Don
Knoll• A pair of -•em
outlawl try to walk the
ttralt and ,,,,,T_ 'Q '
Cl) •• * ~ JUiie" ( 11158)
Oona Dey, LoulS Jourdan
A WOtftatllea-,_aec-
ond NMC>and ......, "'*
dlKovarl hi killed ,_ llfat
~ in order to many ,_
• • * * * ··The lut
Metro" ( 11180) Catharine Oanauv•. Gerard 0epar.
dl4M.t Oltee1ed t>y Franeo!•
Trulfaut. During World War
II, Ille ptc>prletora ol a
email Perla ttiMtre try to
kaec> theit Mlat>ll9twnenl
open dutlng I lie Gar tnan
occupatlOn 'PO'
10:46 (%) •• '""Monty Pyt1'0n
Metta Beyond The Fringe··
( 11178) Natrated by Dudley
Moo•• A bel'llnd-th•·
--IOOlo " taken •t rer-ula and prapara-
llon• lor Am,,..ty Inter,,..
tlonal'a 11178 comedy t>en-
alll 81\0W that 11 erred
membeR of Monty '"Y'llOn.
11:00 (C) • "Rohr Boogie"
..
(tt1t) Uncle ... ,.. lftir. A "'1t1 _, t ...... ""*.....,.. _ .....
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• pelt of laar\-aga gltta and
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little 8rltc:hea" (1111) Bun
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Liiy Tomlin. Ctwwlea Gro-
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Nutuale Kln ... 1. P9ter
f irth The daughlat Of a
poor Engllah farmer
beeon'l98 the vlcilm of her
family'• •ac>ir•tlon• end
llet own ~ty 'R'
3--00 D * * *'Al 'Homt>re" ( 11187) Pa ul Newman.
Fredflc: Mardi /VI~ r-"""'• man 18 forceo IO protac:t Ille '-ol
tl>OM lie l\al• (8)•~ "Sleel"(tNO)Lea
Majon. Jennilar O'Neill A
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foramat\, In running the
c:ompeny "'* lnharlta after lier ,.,,,., .• ~.
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3:A6 (%) * * "Pnobia" (INO)
Paul Mlchaal Glaaar,
Suun Hogan A group OI "*''., peoanta •• """" dared -ding to ~
lndMOual ._.. 'A'
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lng" I 11171) Fred K .....
Joeapll Mac:Gun A young
girt -• an Immortal lemlly known u the Tuc:lla ·o·
Cl) * * ·~ "Hugo The Hip-po.. ( 11178) Animated. V'*'-of 9url ,.,.., Paul
lyn6e A pink llippopota-
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heroine ol the future
encount.,.. atrange Galax·
lea MCI vlllelr>8. eccompa-
nlad by • t>Nncl O--dlan
angel 'PG'
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Sttanger" 1111821 Clltle
M.i.apMCe, Fred Gwynne.
A d•ydtNmlnQ Miuourl •
t>oy lanc:tes an aneount•
with an angel of dubloul
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Cl) •• *. "Gigi" (1158)
M-lca Chevalier. L ....
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oroomeo t>:r ,_. _.., and
granOmother .... out Ol'I
her own to eatcfl a man .... * .. The ldolmak-
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acres, 11 expandable to
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Divenlfled Manulac-
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general contractor with
designs and landlcaping
by T. H. Forhan & Aa-
80Ciatea of Ofanae.
An Auguat completion
ia echeduted.
Farr named
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Profeealonal Conaultanta,
a Newport Beach-hued
non-proflt organization,
hu re-elected Erle G .
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9 .,.. to 12 noon 2'30 to 5130 P"' AT AT
COllO ,,_, ~ c;...., loe-s .. ~ c....
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Jama ..,....,It H. Sml .. , m WU named vtce
prnldeni. operatlona of Tlmn Mlrr9r Ca•I• Tel·
evt1loe'1 We.tern Dlvlalon. lrvtne.
Smith WM formerly vice prelident and aeneraJ
manapr of C.ox Cable of San Otego.
Ca, Crewl, f!t of Dana Polnt, haa Joined Berrt••e..Jw nuaert", El Toro, .. d1rector
of ..i.. He WM employed by KeeLlJle. Wilcox In a
lim1lar pcllltion.
Sin• D. Ca .. IU of Fullerton hu been nlllDed
mana&el' of offJce 1eulnc from leulng iep U •Ua-
tive far the lnlH CompHy't property ~e
ment divillon.
Col•••U Buker Poreat E. Ol1oa, Reabers
announced that Reva C. Sam.ell of c.c.ta M.-hu
been named a member of lta s.ie. MMter au.b.
Membe~fi! llmlted to aaentl who .U ln
exce11 of $ 1 in tt.a1 estate ln one calendar
year.
James R. Peter• of Laguna Niguel. an audit
manager for the New port Beach office of Erut Ir
WIWmey, a Big Eiaht public aooountins finn, has
been awarded the Outstanding Alwnnua Award by
the accounting department of Cal State Fuller1on.
The Newport Economic• Groap, has formed
an appraisal division in the Newport Beach-be9ed
firm. ,
William Sbrew1bary, M .A.!., former direc1or of
the Irvine Company a ppraisal department, will
head the division.
J oining him will be Joaatban Tlaomp1on ,
SRPA, a 15-year veteran of the appraisal field .
The National Aeronautics and Space Admini-
stration hu honored two employees of Po,..~
apace 6 Commutcettoa1 Corporattoa with $100
checb for tecluUcal achievement In connectioo with
an energy ~ apon80r'ed by NASA
Rol»ert L. Pea1, manager of the mechan.ica1
engineering department and acting manager for
IOlar ~er l)"ltema ~ depu1ment. and Walter E. GarriSH, a grind engineer, at the
corporation'• Aeronutronic vlsion at Newport
Beach. were cited for their patent dilclo-.ue on the
control configuration for a Stirling engine operated
on IOlar eneqy.
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• wins contract
Ford Aeroepaice & Commwucatlona Corporation bu been awarded a $690,000 Phale I 1tudy contr.ct f~r tecond aource production of the Navy'• high·
veloctty anU-radiaUon milllle (HARM).
Ford A•;::c; wllJ review the authenttcated HARM dai, ·recommend chanie. for lmpro-
vea proouciowty ~ COit; dem,n a eet of production
toolln1 and teat equ.lpment; and generate pl.ans for
production lnitlat.lon and lopUc support.
The five-month 1tudy will be carried out by Ford
Aerolpace'1 Aeronutronlc Diviaton. Newport Beach.
·Brokerage relocates
Menill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. has
moved lta Newport Beach office to larger quart.era i.n
S uite 200 of the Oouglaa Plaza Center at 19000
MacArthur Blvd.
The office was formerly at 4501 Birch Street.
Firm changes hands
R.A .. K. Products, Milwaukee, has been acquired
by McGuire-Nicholas Mfg. Co., Inc. of Los Angeles.
R.A.K. Producta manufactures Strate-Cut. the Uni-
venal Cutting Guide.
McOuire-Nlcholaa Manufacturing i.s a manufac-
turer of leat her an d canvas work aprons and tool
holden.
The sale was initiated by Ronald J. Speyer , di-
rector, mergers and acqulaitiona of Peterson, Diehl,
Speyer and Brown of Newport Beach which has been
retalned by McGuire -Nicholas to guide its 1982 ac·
quiaition program.
Designer loses 1 cent
Piper Hydro lnc. of Irvine, designer and manu-
facturer of district solar hot water and space heating
systems, lost $61.161, or 1 cent per sh.are. on revenues
of $213,349 in the quarter ending March 21.
Titla compares with a loss of $22,372. or l cent, on
revenues of $73,678 m the like period a year ago.
Baker declares dividend
Baker lntemational Corp. of Orange declared a
quarterly cash dividend of 23 cents per share payable
May 25 to shareholders of record May 10.
This represents an increase in the annual dividend
rate Crom 60 cents to 92 cents per share.
Earnings on increase
Wespercorp of Tustin announced that earnings for
the third quarter increased to 28 cents from 23 cents in
the similar period a year ago.
For nine months, they were unchanged at 67 cents
per share.
Sales for the quarter increased from $3,323,000 to
$3,593,200 and for nine months from $9,901,000 to
$10,347,000.
Wespercorp manufactures magnetic tape and disc
drive controllers and other producta for computers.
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Gordon ·Bennett·
AND AVIATION ·FAIRE
Saturday May 8, 1982
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A SPECIAL SO~ENIR EDITION OF THE . DAILY PILOT
·-
Tuesday May 4, 1982
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All systems are "GO" for the
launch of the 1982 Gordon Bennett
Balloon Race and Aviation Faire on
Saturday, May 8 at Mlle Square
Park, corner of Edinger and
Brookhurst In Fountain Valley.
This will be the third year the
festivities have been held In Foun-
tain Valley since the contest was
revived In 19?9 In long Beach. fSee
page C6~.~
The 1982 Gordon Bennett
Balloon Race and Aviation Faire
wlll be an all -day spectacle of
f amlly entertainment starting at 8
a .m. People coming early may en-
joy tethered hot air balloon rides.
In the early hours of the faire there
will be the Orange County Classlc
hot air balloon race. f See page
C3J. Following the classic wlll
be the Celebrity Balloon Race with
Michael Jackson, KABC-Radlo,
Paul Conrad, L.A. Times cartoonist,
and singer Stephen Stills. fSee page
C3).
Following the hot air balloon
races, balloonlsts wlll take off In
the competitive Gordon Bennett
gas balloon race. (See page C4J. _
Dramatic aviation exhibitions
will continue throughout the day,
includlng ultra fights, model dlrlgl-
bles, vintage aircraft, gyro copters,
sall planes and parachute jumps.
fSee page C7J .
A ph<?tography contest spon-
sored by the Dally Piiot will be
open to both amateurs and pro-
fessionals, with separate prizes
Jn each category. f See detalls, page
C8J.
Admission at the gates Is S3 for
adults and s 1. SO for chlldren ages 5
through 1 2. Discount tickets, priced
at S2.SO for adults and S 1.25 for
children may be purchased at the
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aon Kris, travels over snowy mountains in a
trans-continental flight. The Andersi>na will
be competing in the Gordon Bennett Balloon
Race Saturday.
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The ballooN taklnC off at Mlle ~ Pwk ln
Fountain Valley Sat~y won't jult be c:areytns crew memben wtth l9Ck lunchel.
~ta in the b\1-cilliance Gordon Ben-
nett a.noon Rece will be Ullnc equipment •pecUi·
cally ~will~..::· within bounds ol
a eet of ,...ulaUom coverlna launch and landlna. balloorw arid equJpnent, crew1, rank.Ina and pro.
teltl. ' And, they'll hav-a team of race offidala and an
lnternaUonaJ Jury working with them for a 1uc-
~ul nice. Included ln the required equipment are a VHF
two-way radio tor communication with Federal
Aviation AdmlniltraUon facllltlea, a receiver tor
navtcatlon, a radar transponder, oxygen, emergency
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bGm1n, equiJlll*llt u,htlJ\8, maps, and a natJonal o.,.
In the 1u balloon Bennett race, no airborne
heat.en or aa~~ balloorw are allowed and
no experimental balloonl may .,.n!dpate. without
authoriatkln from the race dlrector.
The maximum volume tor balloona la.1 ,365
cub&c meters. Thole 1,060 cubk meten or lell have
two-man cnwa. Thole Wa-than 1,050 cubic me-
t.en have tm-.-man crew1.
Rankin• of th• compelltota 'at raee'• end Ja
determined by the d1ltance between •tartinl and 1and1na polntl. TWO balloon cate.,n. are ranked -the gen-
eral catepy and a clUllc ~ catepy Umlted
to thoee bal1oona which made their firlt fliaht prior
to Jan. l, 1979.
"Once a ~ hal taken place, the fllcht la
offidally t.enninatecf." It la stated.
C.Ontestal\ta are requ.lnd to telephone offtdala
to 1tat.e the time and plaCe of landing and the name
of the nearest dty, u IOOn u pomible after landinc·
The fiight cto.ler, lncludlnc the offldal ~
mall pouch , 11 to be aubrn!tted to the 1teward1
oonunlt• for the race at the Fountain Valley PolJce
Department headquarten no later than 10 a.m. May
14.
The time Umlt for protest. regarding the race la
"not later than the final 1t.ewarda' meeting" at 11 a.m., May 14, at Fountain Vaijey City Hall, the re-
gulations 1tate.
The protest fee la $1 ,000 and the decision of the
race jury ~ final
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Pilots name their targets
In 1981 -for the first time m the 76-year
history of the Gordon Bennett -a hot air balloon
. race was held in conjunction with the traditional
helium balloon race.
The hot air event, dubbed the Fountain Valley
Classic, was a pilot-declared goal contest. Prior to
llft-off. each balloonist selected a target within 50
miles of the launch site. The winner was the bal-
loonist who came closest to landing on 'that site.
The 1981 winner was Ken Frank of Redwood
City, Calif. Frank's destination was the Imperial
Golf Course 22 miles away in Brea. His landing
came within .2 miles of the site. •
This year 's hot air balloon race will be titled the
Orange County Classic. Agai n, pilots will be requi-
red to detennine their target prior to lift-off based
upon wind direction at the time of launch.
All goals must be-within &O miles-of Mite
Square Park, and the balloon landing closest -or
on its target -will win.
The 6alloonis1a will inflate and launch between
9 and 11 a.m. on Saturday.
Gordon llnMtt Blloon ,._ -11'1 ~ ~t to tN DAllY PILOT, Tueeday, May 4, 1112
Races J~st part of fun
Exhibits, balloon rides, music at Gordon Bennett
lntra1J1ht demorutrationa.
11 a .m . -Marine air aearcb and rncu
monatration.
Saturday'• Gordon Bennett Balloon Race it
part ot a day full of eventl that include an aviation
fair, balloon ridet. d!lpiaya, hana ,.uden. parachu-
tlata and entertainment. 11:11 a.m. -Parachute drop into Mlle l!itimi-
Park. The IUf9l of honor at the fourth ~ rece
to be he1CI since ita revival wlll be Dr. R. Buck-
mlnster Fuller. The nm wt1l be held at Mile Square
Park in Fountain Valley.
Nooe -Sail plane demonatrat.lon.
l!:H p.m. -Army a1r eearch and fe9C\MHj:le
mon1tration.
The IChedule of eventa follows:
I a.m. -Gate9 open to the public. Tethered
hot air balloon ride9 bepn and conUnue until winds
prohibit.
l p.m .-dHk -Launch window opena.: or
Gordon Bennett International Balloon Race.
1:30 p.m. -Fly-over by antique biplanes.
% p.m. -Marine air search and reacu
monatratlon. Demonstrations by ultraliahta (motorized hang
gliders). %:30 p.m. -Parachute drop into Mile Sallare
t a.m. -Opening cettmOnles.
t a.m.-11 a.m. -Launch window open for
Orange County Clamic Hot AJr Balloon Race.
t :30 a.m. -Celebrity balloon race with Mi-
chael Jackson of KABC r adio, Paul Conrad, Los
Times cartooniat, and Ste hen Stills.
Park. S:H p.m. -Army air eearch and te..-ue.
4 p.m. -Ultralight demonatrationa.
All-day entertainment will include muai
rock, country, and marching bands and demo
lions of radio-controlled blimps.
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teams competing IEWAY
~/loons from U.S., Europe, JapfJn in race
v .......... o«i tht Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
a i.. newcomen will be pertSctpaUna in the ~tldon Saturday~ Yountatn Valley. Nini tMrm an enierfld In the pa balloon rece,
of them from the United States and one ~
Japan. Germany, France, and Swttaerland.
'!be i.nw and pUota Include: U.S. I -PUot Joe Kittinpr hu placed eecond
the Gordon Bennett rece MCh year liJlCe ita re.
al in 1979.
KJttlnpr, who hu made mor' high altitude
lltlloon fltanta than an~ In the •orld, alao aet a
foe the world'a hlCl*t parachute Jump and
lel\t!Mt free.. fall.
Encued In a ~ ault, Joe jt.uqped In
from the gondola of a ba!Jnon at an altitude of
,800 feet.
For the 801 four minutes and 36 MCOnds he
fell, reechtna apeedl up to 614 mph until at
... He free-fell, reaching
s eeds up ~to 614 mph.
feet above the earth. his chute automatically
and he floated to the New Mexican deeert
An enameer living in Florida, Kittinger also
fl1 aerobatic airplanes for the ''Rosie O'Grady n Circus" baaed in Orlando.
e haa completed more than 7 ,600 hours of
t time in 27 different types of aircraft, logging
than 5,300 hours in jeta, 1,000 of which were
combat mi81iona.
Co-pilot of the U.S. I team's balloon, "Rosie
rady," will be Loe Anseles businessman Charles
, in his tint Gordon Bennett race. While new
· , Knapp Is an accompU.hed fixed-wing
t with more than 3,000 hours of flight time and
than 1,000 hours of open cockpit flight time in
tic aircraft. l
A collector of antique aircraft, Knapp Is alao a
uent exhibition pilot in his vintage Bucker
ister and Bucker Jungmann aerobatic air-
t.
U.S. 0 -Fred Krieg Is a four-year veteran of
Gordon Bennett races. In 1979, he flew a balloon
w was too large to qualify for the com~titiom.
In 1980, he flew a new balloon, "Destiny,' and fl-
ed eighth overall.
Kri.eg ret~med to fly ''Destiny" in the 1981
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lince trained more than 2~ balloon pUota throua-hout the world. ·
He allo helped establiat\ ·the rqu]atlona that aovem ~ ln H~.
Fred and h1a wife, H&Jnal, live in Perria, Calif.,
and own a commercla1 hot a.Ir balloon company. A
pioneer in the sport of hot a.Ir ba11oorUna and a life
member of the Balloon Federation ol America,
Krieg la allo 1 d.t.tributor for a balloon flnn.
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An airline pilot by profeuion, Krieg la an in-
ltructor and" eerdfled to teech in all categories ol
aircraft. He hM flown In most of the gas balloon
racm in the United States, and wU1 again compete
this year in "Destiny."
A.uiatina Krlea wlll be co-pilot Ron Grove, r-=================~-===========-===~
flyln1 in h l1 flrtt Gordon Bennett Race. He haa 3 o % OFF! been around chief for Kriea lince 1979.
Cf rove hu been a hot air belloonilt since 1974,
and hM loae<f more than 300 hours in ridea, trai-
ning, and promotional ruahta throuahout Southern
California. ENTIRE STOCK' A carpenter, Grove lives in Santa Barbara.
U.S. m -John and Marl Shoecraft are the •
(irst American huaband-and-wlfe team to fly In the
76-year history of the Gordon Bennett Balloon WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION
Racein 1980, John and Ron Rippa attempted the OF DRESSES, PANTS, SHORTS
first trans-American balloon flight In the Super SWEATERS AND BLOU ES Chicken I. Thunderstorms over Columbus, Ohio,
forced the balloonists to parachute to safety.
A second attempt to cross the country via he-
lium balloon ended short of ita destination when the
balloon developed a leak.
In 1981, Shoecraft and Fred Gorrell launched
Super Chicken ID from Orange Coast College and
landed on an l&l.and off the coast of Georgia.
The S hoecrafta will be flying "Rodney the Jazz
Bird" in the Gordon Bennett race.
Starting Wed . ., May 5 T hru 'at.. Ma} B
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OPE!\: The Shoecrafta live in Scottsdale, Ariz. Both
have been hot a1i balloonista since 1978.
U.S. IV -Pilot Brent Stockwell has served as
Safety OftiCer for the Gordon Bennett races for the
past three years. He will be flying in his first
Gordon Bennett competition.
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Stockwell is president of an Oakland balloon
distribution company and certified repair station Lor
both gas and hot air balloons.
He has more than 2,000 hours of flight time in
gas and bot air balloons, and recently appeared in a
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TO THE VICTORS -Ben Abruzzo, left,
and Rocky Aoki, shown with James Gordon
Bennett Trophy, set a world record for gas
balloons of the Gordon Bennett competition
size when they flew· 1,347 miles in 1981
competition.
Gas balloons old-timers
Hydrogen-fllled variety around since 1783
A long dlstance record was set in last year's
Gordon Bennett Balloon Race, breaking a record for
a sport nearly 200 years old.
In 1981, Rocky Aoki and Ben Abruzzo flew
their gas balloon from Fo\.ll'lt.ain Valley to Mlllarton,
N.D .. a record-breaking distance of 1,347 miles.
Gas balloons such as those an next Saturday's
race have been in use about as long as hot air bal-
loons -since 1783.
While they have co-exlsted over the years, the
gas-filled vanety has always been more popular an
Europe than m the Uruted States. In Europe, there
have been several hundred gas balloon fligbts each
year since 1783.
The difference in the two types of balloons is in
the lifting gas. Gas balloons carry a limited volume
of llghter-than-air gas, either hydrogen or helium.
In the Gordon Benne tt race, the non-'fla mmable
helium will be used.
The gas balloon can be made to rise by drop-
ping ballast -usually sand -to reduce the weight.
A small amount of ballast, such as a handful of
sand, can lift a balloon as much as 100 feet
The balloon is returned to earth by venting gas
through the top.
In the Gordon Bennett race,. participants will
attempt to fly as far as p015Sible using their limited
supply of gas.
The balloons cannot be steered, but can
change directions if the pilot changes altitude and
catches wind going in a differe nt direction.
The Gordon Bennett Trophy is awarded to the
balloon team which flies the greatest distance.
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Race has lnternatlo·nal flaVor
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movie, '"nM Blue and the Orey," playtna Thaddeus
Lowe, head of \he Umon Army 'Balloo-n Cor,PI ln
the CivU War.
Stockwell flew tn the 1981 Founi.ln Valley
ClNllc au balloon dlvlalon. He and co-pUot Ken
Frank plan to fly tn the 1982 <>ranee CoUnty Clu-
lic, for hot alr belloona and then hWT)' bllck to Mile
Square Park to prepare for the Gordon Bennett.
Frank II the winner of the hot air dMlion of
last year'J Fountain Valley Clualc. He eredlcted
that he would land at the Imperial Golf Coune ln
Brea, 22 miles from Mile Square Park, and hit the
spot he targeied.
Frank, a lieutenant ln the San Mateo County
Sheriff's offW,, hu 2,000 houn of flight time ln
fixed-wing and U1h\er-than-1lr craft. Stockwell
and Frank will be fiyi.ng a new belloon, "Balloon
Excelsior" In the Bennett race.
U.S. V -n-an.-Atlantic and traN-contlnental
balloonlat Maxie Andenon w11l fly In hlJ second
Gordon Bennett race lh.ia year. He teamed with Ben
Abruzzo to win the 1979 race.
Maxie ii one of three crew membera to c:roes
the Atlantic Ocean by balloon. Anderson and
Abnmo, acxompanied t>y Larry Newman, launched
from Presque We, Maine In 1~8 and flew to Mis-
erey. France.
In 1980, Maxie and hi.a son Kris flew Crom San
Francisco to Quebec, for the first trans-<X>ntinental
balloon flight.
Andenon later teamed with Don Ida, for the
first round-the-world attem~via balloon. The
"Jules Verne" launched from t but developed
a leak and was forced to land In dia.
Anderson haa made 11 gas balloon fligh ta of
100 miles each , about 14,000 miles and 450 houn
aloft. Ht II chairman and chJef execuUve officer ot
a mlnlnc company baled ln Albuquerque.
Co-pilot Kn. Anderton holda the world record
for dlat.ance and duration In one hot alr balloon
claalflcatJon.
Both And rlOna live ln Albuquerque. They will
~ fl Ina "VUdna." lapaa I -Pilot Ben Abruzzo and co-pUot
Rocky Aoki set a world record for au balloona of
the Gordon Bennett competition alz.e (1.000 cubic
met.ert) when they flew 1,347 mUet to Mlllatton.
N.D. In the 1981 race.
Abruzzo•• 1978 trana~Atlantic flight wu follo-
wed by a victory In ttie 1979 competition. He re-
turned In 1980 and with Newman tel a duration
record in thelr category.
La.at year, Abruu.o teamed with restaurateur
Aoki to fly ln the Oordon Bennett. Thia year they
will again be flying "Benihana" In the race.
Abruzzo and Aoki conq~red another aviation
frontier when they flew their 400,000-cublc foot
helium balloon. the "Double Eagle V" from Naga-
ahima, Japan to a crash-landing In Northern Cali-
fornia In November. The four-man flight covered
nearly 6.000 miles.
Abruzzo ii a real estate developer Crom Albu-
querque. He has more than 3,000 hours of.fixed
wing flight time and more than 800 hou.., in bal-
loons.
Aoki, 42, ts a fonner Olympic wrestler. He has
also produced the shows "The Incomparable Max"
a nd "Fun City," and a fi lm, entitled "The Last
Artist." about former boxing champion Muhammad
Ali.
He wiU be flying in h1s second Gordon Bennett
race.
Germany I -This~ill. be the thLrd Bennett
raK"e tor pilot JoJo Maes and co-pilot Hana~ ~t
They partlclp1ted In 1979 and a1aln in 1981
with a new balloon "Oeut.chland." The balloon w•
the first European-built balloon to fly In the
Gordon Bennett sl..nce the nce'a revival In 1979.
The balloon's gondola lncludea a fold-down
panel with a two-fold purpoee; to stretch out the
Jega for comfort in 1leepin1 and to provide the
ultimate aeronaut "comfort ataUon."
Mae1 la an architect from Duaselfdorf, Ger-
many. He la alto a hot air balloonilt and fonnerly
was a race car driver In Europe.
Ak.erttedt la from Stockholm, where he ii an
airhne pilot. He la a member of the Royal Swedish
Aero Club, the IOOOnd oldest ballooning club in the
world, founded In 1900. Hana alao !lies a hot air
airship and participated In the first Hot Airship,
Rally In France In 1977. He has flown In many races
throughout Europe and the United States.
France I -Tlerry Villey and Gilles de Mareuil
will be piloting "Megeve Mont d' Arbols," Vllley in
hi.a fourth Bennett race and deMareuil ln his third.
De Mareull Is the Secretary General of the
French Ballooning Federation and 15 a member of
the sporting commi11ion o f the Aero Club de
France.
ViUey is a medical doctor from Paris.
The French balloon has been flown In each
Gordon Bennett race smce 1979 and has won the
classic category each time.
Swiss I -P ilot Karl Spenger flew the
classic-style (European) balloon "Circus Knie" in
the Gordon Bennett in 1980 and 1981. He has Clown
over 10,000 miles in gas balloons and has crossed the
Alps more than 30 times. This year , he will be
flying a new European-built balloon.
Bennett balloon race dates back to 1906
The Gordon Bennett Balloon Race, no newco-
mer to international competitions. was just a matter
of history before it was revived in 1979 in Southern
California.
The race had been held 26 times between 1906
and 1938, but it waa deflated in 1939 by the be-
ginning of World War 11. JaJt1e1 Gordon Bennett,
publisher of the New York Herald. had sponsored
the earlier raoes.
The race had always been a Jong-distance
event, wtth the goala to stay aloft the longest and to
travel the greatest cliatance.
But gas ballooning was nearly extinct in the
United States until the Gordon Bennett race revival
in 1979 in California.
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The race that year -which began on grounds
adjacent to the Que(?n Mary in Long Beach -at-
tracted balloonists from Japan and Europe as well
as the United States.
Trans-Atlantic balloonasts Maxie Anderson and
Ben Abruzz.o flew to Colorado to win the Gordon
Bennett Trophy for distance. The other balloonists
landed throughout California and Nevada.
In 1980, the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race was
moved to Fountain Valley. and 13 balloon teams
competed for the international trophy. The winners,
Jerry Tepper and Corky Myers. made it to Nor-
thern California. Abruu.o and Larrv Newman set a new duration rj!C()rd for the sitt of the gas balloon
the new.
'A French team made 11 all the way to the
Pmnades area ea.st of King Cuy. Cal1forrua. to wm
the Classic Balloon Trophy for d1sta1K-e traveled and
the Qu~n Mary Trophy for distance
Last year, Rocky Aoki and Abruu.o flew from
Fountain Valley to Millarton, N D .. a r ecord-
brealong distance of 1,348 miles
The renewed interest in ballooning has brought
the first Amencan-made type-certified gas balloon
and produced a demand for Gordon Bennett-size
balloons Lo be made an Belgium, Poland and Ger·
many.
Consequently, more events have been sche-
duled using these balloons as their focus
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Uon Saturday at Mile Square Park tn Fountain
Vallty wt1l be an Avtatlan hi.re.
lvenu will ranae from overhead fly·b)'I to
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Orance County'• "Salute to the Skin., wlll blsin at 8 a.m. with the tethered balloon ridel. 1'h1I
la an l!IU'ly·txrd attncdon becau. the balloonl muat
come down when the wind ltar1a to blow.
Al KntCw of t.. Habra will Jeed off the 9 a.m.
openinc OiHlllCJUlel with • pAl"llChUte drop into Mile
Squan Park. Krucer will unfurl the Amerlcan flag
aa he Ulla, while a band below ltrikel up the Star
Spanpd~. Kntcer II aJ.o part of a team of parachutilta
that will perform in free-fall formations during the
day. Other memben of the team are Jim r.dwarda
of Hunttnaton Beach and Dean Westaaard of La-
guna Beecl\.
WatchJ.na the akydlvel"l ao up will be aa much
fun for the audience u watchina them ~ down.
• Towtna the Jumpen will be Paul Beutach of Onta-
rio in liie Po1ish-made aircraJt with a Rusaian en-
gine. 'The airplane ifl a replic8 of the type that was
built in Poland during World War 0 .
The J>lane waa uted for a variety of missions,
including re.cue, parachUtlnfl towing gliders, and
crop dusting. The airplane haa short range takeoff
and landing capabillties, and Sives the appearance
of goina straight up.
At 1:30 p.m., A.rt Va.ldn of Paloe Vent. will
1.-d the lai'aen ll'OUP of tx-planel to fly in fonna..
tion 1tnce World War II over Mlle 8Quare Park.
Thirty antiQue aircraft wtll be flown &y indepen-
dent aircraft owners. from throuahout California.
Valdez wUI brine up the rear lat" hi• Sterman
Qoudboy aircraft. one of two airworthy CJoudboY1 · ln the World ...
One of the ltatJc diaplaY1 on the 8JUlnd will be
Dave Snow's exhibit of the world's lara-t model of·
Two types of gliders will
be exhibited at the faire.
the Spruce Gooee. Snow of Long Beach and hia
a.ad.ate, Glenn Odekirk, will IOOn publish a book
containing 170 photographs of the Spruce Gooee
from Odekirk'• private collection. Odekirk waa a
confidant of Howard Hughes for 30 yean.
Throughout the day, there will abo be radio-
controll~ blimp demonstrations.
Two types of gliders will be exhibited at the
aviation faire: ultralights (motorized hang-gliden)
and wind-powered sailplanes. ~rge Wacker will
be one of the pilots towed to about 2,000 feet by the
Poliflh aircra.ft, then released to circle down to the
landing strip. He will be flying a PIK-20B fiber-
glass sailplane from Finland.
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1:"wrights weren't first to fly
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1 ,. • ..xi.ated with mankind's f.i.rat fllfht. it was in 1783
I I' -120 years before that day at Kitty Hawk -that
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Charles demonstrated the gas balloon in Paris
in 1783. The hydrogen-filled bubble shot off into
the clouds and landed, 1~ miles away, in the village
of Gonesse, where villagers knew nothing of the
experiment. Joeeph Montgolfier, the son of a French paper
manufacturer, had long been obsessed with flight.
One version holds that he became convinced that
smoke waa "magic" and could cause material to
float.
With hla brother, Jacques Etienne, he experi-
mented with shapes and sizes of balloons. or aero-
stata. as they were called. They IOOl'1 l~ that
he.t. not smoke wu creating the lift. Eventu~~ rooeter, duck and sheep were
aent up ln a , becoming the first living thi.rig,
aloft. When they emerged from the flight unbar-
• med, it signaled that it was possible to breathe at ·
great heignta.
• Meanwhile, physicist Jaoq_ues A. Charles had
been experimenting in Paris with hydrogen. When
word reached him of the aerostat, he decided to
apply what he knew about h ydrogen to the balloon.
." Charles' balloon was a sphere, while Montgol-
... fier'a was elongated. Charles' balloon was only 12
feet ln diameter, but it was a long, costly process to
manufacture hydrogen and it took nearly three
~ya to fill the here.
Thinking the object to be a monster, the villa-
gers pitchforked it to "death," as it twisted and
hi.sled with escaping gas.
On Nov. 21, 17B3. Parisian physicist Pilatre de
Rozier and the Marquis d ' ~rlandes made the
world's first manned free flight in a Montgolfier-
bullt hot alr balloon. -
On Dec. l , less than two weeks later, Charles
took the first ruaht in a hydrogen-filled balloon.
Balloons today do not differ greatly from tboee
that were built nearly 200 years ago. The hot air
balloons are heated by the flame from a burner.
Propane gas is used to fuel the burner. Hot air
balloons can remain aloft aa long aa there is suffi-
cient propane -usually two to four hours -de-
pending upon the ambient temperature. A balloon
flight on a cold winter day will last longer than a
flight in mid-summer .
Most modem gas balloons are spherical. The
main difference from Charles' original design ia the
addition of a valve on the top of the balloon, to vent
the as when it ex from the heat of the sun.
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ClASSIFllD 04
Workinan: Interview .story was false
Edison coach says he did not apply for a job as a Kansas assistant
Mathemat:ic8 WM always my favorite subject ln
echool -lt la an exact denoe, no two ways about lt.
Two and two make four -two and maybe two
~no 1r>lut1on.
PREP SPORTS
18 ,.,, lll/S.Nrd8y, May I. 1982 l . With that bit of sage advice given, the subject
at han4 is an apparent erroneous story released on
Saturday regarding the status of Edison High
football coach BUI Workman by the Orange County
edition of the Los Angeles Times.
The headline aays "Workman Interviews for
Kansas Job" and the author says the same, revela-
~qns which sent a few shocks through the F.dison
High campus. But the Chargers are getting used to
a few wavea by now.
ROGER CARLSON Workman Interviews for Kansas Job
a receivers coach, hu to be opened up to adver-
tiaement.
"The position probably wouldn't pay that much
anyway, I don't know.
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WortunM and lht l4lloli looUlall pro.
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,,_ ,_ ............ , ................. nor. -._ .• ,........ .....,,.,,, °""'· ._ IO "-.,,,_ ,__ IW "False alarm," Workman said Monday morning
following hia return from Lawrence, Kansas, where
he and Ediaon athletic director Lyman <::lower spent
the weekend, attending a footba.11 clin.l.c at the Un-
iversity of Kansas.
"I'm going to be right here (at Edi9on), ready
for everyone to shoot at," said Workman.
So, why would a newspaper with the national
prestige of the Loe Angeles Times n.&n such a story?
Wor\.IMll wu Ubd by KA/WM olft.
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"That's amazing," continued Workman. "I
don't know what to say. There was no interview.
"I was involved ln a golf tournament . . . with
that many kids from F.diaon (five on campus, three
more coming) they like to talk with me.
"I don't know why," says Workman. "I seem to
be the topic of rwnors, at least it wun't negative.
"I didn't broadcast I was going an~ I left a
message that I waa going to be out of town. People
can make all kinds of things out of it."
"The same rumor was here and I can un-
derstand why. But Bill had made plans for over a
year to come to out clinic and golf tournament in
conjunction with our spring game, which involves
some of his players.
Cue closed -until someone opens another
chapter. • • •
"It was a work-pleasure type of thing. Lyman
and I did some work with their staff in t.enns of
special teams.
So, Workman ii now, never has and never will
be a candidate for a job at Kansas University -
right? "It just 80 happened I had a coach leave the
staff a few days before, ao everyone saw him here
and WU thinking, too.
ALUMNI FOOTBALL GAMES are becoming
the ln thing for area preps trying to beef up ugging
funds.
"I didn't interview for any position there. I saw
Coach (Don) Fambrough for a total of about five
minutes. covering a span of three or four occasions.
Not quite. With a reputation built by a 45-5
record over the past five yeara, Workman ii a legi-
timate candidate for a lot of jobs.
Convinced? Let's go a step further ..
Fambrough, the Kansas coach, "says this about
the situation :
"Bill haa not applied. But believe me, I would
certainly be interested in him. rm lmpc-.cd with
h1a knowledge and the penlOn he ii, but he bu not
applied," said Fambrouah.
Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor alumni
will collide June 4 at Newport Harbor and on June
12 the alumni at Costa Mesa and FAtanda will meet
at the same site.
"There were two positions open at Kansas but
one has already been filled, and the ot)'ler, a spot for
Fonner players (ex.eluding current eenion and
(See WORKMAN, Page D!)
H-earty salute to iife
Massimino is helping those who helped him.
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of tt1e o..., Piiot •tan
Too often in these days of pampered athletes
and big money pay checks for the professional stars,
they forset where it all started and how they got to
the top in their chosen field.
T hat little something extra a coach taught
them or a parent did to bring them along the way
and pu\ tbern where they are today Is forgotten.
The at.hJete tends to take all the accolades himseU
and put things way out of perspective.
IT IS REFRESHING, indeed. then to learn of
a diffe~t type of athlete who puniahed himself to
the limiti while in .:hOol .nd-Jlas continued to do
the ~ tO help ..-IJC'Oll'8lll 6e cmae starred in.
lt is even more astounding when that athlete
par11ci pated m a so-cal.led minor •port like water
polo that has no professional future. When he steps
forward to praise htS coach and gives him credit for
aiding him in has life's goals, then tries to do
-
something about it, it is even more amazing.
Ferdy Massimino is that type of individual.
Massimino, for those who would check the
record books. 900recf the winning goal ln a sudden-
death overtime period against UCLA to give UC
Irvine the f"'CAA water polo champion.ship in 1970,
its only DivW.on I title in the 1Chool'1 hiatory.
While auending UCI, Massimino took a year
off from the gruelling sport to serve as student body
president. He was not afraid to give of himaelf then
and he isn't afraid to do the same, or a little bit
more, now.
AFl'ER GRADUATION from UCI, he eought
.a chance to attend medical IChool #lJld finally landed
a apot .in Philadelphia at Thomas Jefferson Un-
iversity where he gained his M.D. status in 1977.
At the present time, he Is an emergency room
physician for the Permanente Medical Group and
works at Kaiser Foundation Hospital ln Martinez in
Northern California.
In February, Massimino finished 30th overall
and fifth in his age group (30-35) in the gruelling
Triathlon competition in Hawaii. Thia includes a :U
mile ocean swim followed by a 112-mlle bicycle race
and concludes with a regulation marathon run of 26
miles, 385 yards.
"From the day we are born, the body begins a
slow process of degenerallon, which, for most of us,
should take at least 90 to 100 years," Massimino
says.
"MY SPECIAL TY is emergency medicine and
I have an on-going interest in preventive medicine,
in particular the relationship between risk factors
and coronary artery disease.
"For this reason. 1 decided to pick the triathlon
event to compete an. I ·am also very interested in
helping the Newport Water Polo Foundation whicb
was started about a year and a half ago. .
"I feel that I have been rewarded with a
healthy lifestyle and 1 follow a fitness program.
"Having come through Ed Newland'• program
at UC Irvine has made me competitive for this type
of an event. It ia an extension of the philoeophy of
Newland. If you work hard enoufh and long en-
ough you will achieve success. That s hia theory and
has been since I was in school there.
"I HOPE TO BE successful enough in the
triathlon to be able to take something back to the
community and ahow the importance of such trai-
ning and the ultimate results. The heavy training
uncfer Coach Newland did a great deal for me in
this respect.
IRON MAN EFFORT -Former UC Irvine
star Ferdy Massimino as he croaea the finish
line of the 1982 Ironman World Endurance
Triathlon.
"Right. now I'm getting invitationa and going
out into the community &o speak about fitness and
Ufeatyle. It is a community out-reach program for
me and is an arm of the Foundation. I'm doing it to
help the Newport Water P olo Foundation -I'm.
promoting fitnea l hope olhen can 1ee what it has
done for me and others along the way
"On this basil, I hope to help them rme m::k
for the foundation and in turn give llOl'Dething
to c.oach Newland. ·
"But I am not the only one involved. Bob
Warington is president of the group and at least two
(See MASSIMINO, Paae Di)
Al~
WAS I PICKED? -Colleen Wesnak (right) of Allentown.
Pa., croeses her fingen and cloees her eyes as judges decide
on cheerleader prospects for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Winnen of the cheerleading tryouts will be known as the
Liberty Belles and entertain at NFL games in Philadelphia.
How do Angels spell relief? AASE
CLEVELAND (AP) -When Don
A111e was sent to the bullpen by the
,A81el1 d uring the 1980 aeaaon, the
I riaht-bander wu "down about It," aJd
~te Andy Huller.
• "But ~erybody aat down there and talked to him, • 8Uted u he ii," Huller CIOllt.Uhled, "and Tt didn't tab Jona for ~ to pi the feel of relief. He'• been
wt**·"
BAllLER COMBINED wlth Aue ~ na,ht to do what they'w been ... an c -ahutUnc doWn tbe .. pORUce.ler fired five 800l' I I-In·
nlnp after relievtna Miu Wlti tn tlMt
8'CIJftd and A-. ndNd u.. flnel .....;
Oeve1end ..... -ffw oft llriUoutl
-• tbt ..... nipped the~ M .. · Ala. 3-1 with aa ~ t..,...._:
leadln1 0.67 earned run averaae ln 27 innin11~ex lalned: "'l'ro a little more
relaxed out of the bullpen dlM I
was lt&.rtin&· ...Uy, when J'O'I come ln
you're In a lituation with men on '-
and you don't have time ti> Wnk abou\
everythlnc. . ..
~. who hM not lllJowed a nm o4ft
13 lnnlnal thll '"'°"'aid one o1 the
NMOllll the Anpls have l'OU'ld to • 17-8 swt" that ••eWrybocSy • um....., a..
been eettinc dudl hlts."
DON BAYLOa TIBI> tb•"1•me '"
the ..wnth 1nn1nC 1"-m RBI clalallle off Len Berbr', then wan it In the ninth
with • wrUlo9 fly off Dan lpOIDlr, 0.1.
Barlrllir -'cl ll 11'. nw di urrwd to be 'laid wtth • ~ Iba AIJce'a' Nta;y w .. that time.
01 had aood stuff, but I WM Just erratic
with_ my control," Buker l&lcl. "U they
(tbe Indlam) aeon me four nma a pine,
I ~ wtn ao of 3e -.••
Berke!' e..J*f with hll 3-1 record lo-
t.let, but Dan Sdllner, 0-2, 1ook the -
for OeYeland. dw tam'• fourth ltnlaht.
ROD CABBW led off the Ana•l•'
nlntli wtlb a~· off lptltner:.J'Nd Lyna ftlbd. carew ,,_t to tblrd an
.._. Jacbon'• fly ball and ~ on
Baj)Or'a driw to detp center.
TM ~ IDOnld twice In tbt tow1h Ott ..... without. hlt. J.cban lid ol1
with a walk an4 one out later Bobby
Ortd\ allo walkilcL Jadllon ICCINd and
Ortch .moved to third when third ._...
man Toby Harrah allowed a fl"Ounder
by Doua D.Cincel to .-t by bkn f(W an T'.
error. <1rfch ICOred ora ·a ucrl.fice fly by
Tim Foll.
The AJw9)I tied it M with alngle runa
in the fift& and eeverlth lnn1no. Carew'
Lynn and J~ hit comecutive li.nalea
f(W a run In the lixth. Jacbin walbd
with two out ln the _,venth and Baylor
doubled him~.
"I DID .. 'T GET the 1011, but I lhMald'W=t far havtna the fOW'·run a.IS and ~ the atx wallm 80 they
could come Bu'ker aaid .
"When you I" four down to Barker
and --mck .. bed ~ lt'a • M.'e fffllnC," Hudlr ea!d. "£verybody th
this room feela moocl about It."
Aue ..W, ur movecl th• ball ~ and
out.. I • IDDll fl 1n1 atrtbouta on my
f aatMll, •Xfff I for the tau one a CUl'Wlball. ••
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Dodgers:
~essage
is clear· ..
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -
Shortly after the Loa Angeles
Dodgers' 12-lnning, 6 -3 lou to
the New York Mets Monday
night, Dusty Baker strode into
the clubhouse, ripped the name
plate from his locker, then bur-
led hia director-type chair onto a
table, shattering the chair.
Whether it was the Cruatration
o f ·yet another failure by the
Dodgers' bullpen, or Baker'• own
troubles a t the plate -he's
O-for-17 and without an RBI in
four games -the memage wu
clear.
The Dodgers are playing no-
where near their capability, u
the 1tandings in the National
League West wW attest.
THEY'RE TWO GAMES be-
low .500, at 11 -13, and seven
games out of first place. They're
also only one-half game out of
last place.
The bullpen is as responsible as
anything for the Dodgen' early
struggles. Monday night marked
the sixth time in the last seven
games the bullpen haa appeared
with the Dodgers ahead, or the
ICOl'e tied, and failed.
And the one time it did come
through, on Saturday, it took
Baker's throw to the plate ln the
ninth inning to nail the tying
run.
At least. on Monday night, the
bullpen did show positive signs.
ALEJANDRO PENA pitched
out of a scrape in the seventh
inning. striking out two batters,
including George Foater, to leave
· two runners on baae.
And Tom Niedenfuer followed
him with four 9COreless lnnings
in which he scattered four tin-
gles.
Then came the 12th.
Terry Forster gave up an im -
m ediate s ingle. Then, after a
sacrifice bunt, by Dave Kingman,
of all people, another lingle. And
when h e hit John Steams with a
pitch to load the bMS with one
out, Steve Howe repi.ced him.
Hubie Brooks then whiatled a
single to right and two runa were
home.
THE METS ADDED one more
run ln the 12th to hand the
Dodgen their third ic. in four
gamea and, at the aame tltne,
reach .600 (12-12).
For hia part. Forster, the ic.er-,
took the blame for the def•L
"It'• pttina old,'' be ta1.to."d OecUna on a 1-3 won-lam
and a 8.66 ea"*5 run·~·
"I mede IOml! t-.d pttm. anCI I aot burned. I'm havtnc trouble
gett.ini the ball down.
·•rve Ju.ft aot to evaluate my
pltchtn1. ·There'• 1omethln, ·wrona. r don't know wbal U _
W11 hun. I could ur.da Albd lt.
but I'm not. I'm juat malllq
clwnb phcba ..
The 1ame mlaht have beeu
CNW two~ ell'lilir wwe it "°' -• ~ ..... =~ by Ric* MondlY In rtabt In
the iop of the 10th ....... With
n.8IUm'I .. ant and ........_ two
out1. Monday made a C•••· uvln• catcb on a thot bJ 8-.m..
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•• OfMge Coeat DAILY PILOT/TUetday, May 4, 1912
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Magee accomplishes
an historic first!
Kevin Mqee llCC'OrllplJahed IOlne m·· lncndlble featl dwinl h1a two yeen
of playtnc blllket.ball at UC lrvtne, but '
lt'1 doubtful any of tJ'8l;D al>Pl'OIChed
h1I achievement announcea-by the NCAA rec-
ently.
In 1982, a1 in '81, Maaee dJd not win a
national Individual 1taU1tfC1 champlonablp.
Thoee honon went to Texu Southern junior
Harry Kelly in .cortna (29.7
point•): Cal 1enior 'ldark
McNamara in field pl aocu-
rw:y (70.2 pen:ent) and Tena
junior LaSalle Tbompeon in
rebounding (13.5).
What Magee did aocom-
pll1h, however, was 1ome-
thina even better. He fin1lbed
in die Top 10 nationally In
scoring, field goal accuracy
lllAGllll and rebounding for the ae-
~ time, 10methine no major collegian hu ever
done.
The 6-8, 230-pound forward, who appean to
be a cinch first-round eelection in the upcoming
NBA draft, was fourth in ac:oring (26.2), fifth in
field _goal accuracy (64.2) and seventh in re-
bounding (12.2),
Quote of the day
Tom BelDIOlla, a fonner NBA player and
coach, on the pro basketball playoffs: "They eo on and on, like a guy telling a bad joke
for 15 mJnutes."
From Page 01
MASSIMINO • • •
others from Newland'a teams participaied in the
triathlon -Thomas Baughey who finiabed ninth
and Bill Leach who was 47th.
"OUR GROUP HOPES to otter more than
just a top-notch water polo program. It's sort of
what Newland himself always rep.retented and it's
real appropriate to me to be involved in an endu-
rance activity on a recurrin8 basis.
"Anyone who smokes or wants to lose weight
can do ao by using an endurance type of activity as
a foundation and building a healthy lifestyle
around it. There are no aecreta in tliia area."
MaMim.lno la working four 12-bour ah1fta each
week at the hospital (noon to midnift) and train-·
i.ng full-time the other three days. t doesn't give
him much time with his two daught.en, All)'!IOD and
ntfany, or with wife Unda.
"Linda wu initially resistant to the whole
thing but after having gooe to the event. abe ex-
perienced a transformation. It is one of the most
exciting athletic competitions I have ever been to.
And lt wu ina'edibly exciting for her. For the fbwt
time in my athletic catter, abe w.. excited. too.
"ALL THE TRAINING that ia required pre-
pares you for the event. I am pl-«iented and I
will be there Oct. 9 when the 1ixtb annual
event is held in Hawaii. I swim from 8-10,o:J'a.rda
a week; ride 150-200 miles on a bicycle; run
40-50 miles a week.
"Most of the top athletes in the triathlon are
training full-time. It is the premiere endurance
event In the world today. It la an ironman event.
They are having some triathlons all along the Cal-
ifornia coast th.ls summer but they will be aborter.
We call them tin-man triathlons (compared to
iron-man).
"I will compete in one or two jult to break the
training monotony. But I have my lighta 1et on the
October event and anything along the way is really
not tha1 bnportant to me."
Being a phyaldal exponent and an articulate
and-astute ICholar for a number of yean. Mamim1no
knowa h1I subject thoroughly.
"On a typical shift at work, I interview from 10
to 20 patients who come in with 'chest peina.' They,
of course, are concerned about their heart and I
usually u k questions and take a risk factor profile.
"INV ARUBLY WHEN I uk about exerdle,
the most common respomes are 'Oh, I get a lot of
exerd.le at w«k.' or 'I work hard all day 1or'I at
home and get plenty of exercile, I
"My experience la that a tremendous amount
of mt.information or lack of Information exi1ia
about what kind of exerdae has a protective effect
aaaiNt heart di8ease and prornoa optimum health.
~durance type activity i1 the kind that we are
ta.lkin2 about.
"Endurance type activity is defined u any
activity that uses (1) large muacle grot.ape that can
be maintained oontinuoualy and is (2) aerobic and
rhyt.bmical in nature.
''Some common examples are nmping-Joainl,
walk.lna-btldn1. 1wlmmln1, bicyclln1, lkatlna, rowtna. crcm-<lOW\try lldJnc, rope lldpph>&, ju:ler-
d81 and variaw endurance pme llCtiviU..
"THE AMERICAN College of Spor11 Medi·
cine makes the follawinC reoommendadom for tM
quantity and quality of tn1nlnl for developlnc and
main'91ning cardio-l"elplrawry fitne-=
"One-the frequency of activity 1hould be
three to five days a week.
'-i\to-the lntemlty of ...Uvity lhot.ald be 50 to
80 perant of maximum hMrt raw, which can be
asUmated by IUbtncUnl your .. from 220.
''Three-the duration of activity 1hould be
l&-80 minutes of contlnuoua aerob6c llCdvity. Low to
moderate duntian ICtlvtty II recomanmded Initially
for the non.lathledc lldult. ·
-.
Braves stay unbeaten on the road
the aeuon, and Claldell Wa1'1astoa . Pkll Ntetro won hll first game of •
hit a three-run homer u Atlanta re-
mained unbeaten (9-Q) on the road
with a 10-4 dedslon over Pittabu.rgh to highlight
National League action Monday . . . Ebewhere,
Gary Carter and arl1 SDeler homered to back
the seven-hit pltcblna ol BIU O•lllcklOD, and
Montreal downed San Diego, 8-2, in a game de-
layed )2 mJnutea by rain. The Io. marked only
the second time the Padres had lost two in a row
this eeaaon . . . Itel~ BenwMln and DJDe lorg
rapped RBI s.lnglee. and Darrell Porter belted a
two-run homer aa St Louil rallied for .five runs
in the aeventh inning to beat the Chicago Cubs,
9-4 . . . Rookie 1Bob .Denaler sent Philadelphia
ahead with a run-aooring double in the fourth
inning, and the Phillie. beat San Fr-ana.co, 6-3,
to win two g~ ln a row for the first time this
aeaion ... Pittsburgh'• Ja1oa Tlllomptoa wu
named the NL Player of the Week aft.er batting
.407 with five home rum and 12 RBl
Bueball today
Oil ... dAte ln b• •"'"In 1971: ................ IOONd tbe ...
mllllontti run IA prof ... tonal bueball
hl1tory durtu a 1•m• a1alnat Cbe Ian
l'Nndico Gtanfl at~ Park.
On WI date ln leM:
Henldild New York Yankeel oudlelder
Joe DlMaalo rmde hil ~ Jeq\18 cs.but.
wearln1 lfo. 9 -rather than nt. now-
retited No. &. DtMaak> collected three hit1
a1 the Yanken dileated the St. Loui1
Browna, 14-5, at Yankee Stadium.
Today's btrthdaya:
Seattle Manaar Re!M LIChemann ii 37.
Sf. Louil Infielder Ken Oberkfell f1 26.
.Detroit fl.nt t..rnan lUC!k Leecti II 26.
Injury to Hearne could delay bout ·
An Injured fln1er on the rlaht • hand of boxer Tlloma1 Bearu ooUld
fonie postponement of h1I ICheduled
May 24 title ftsht with middleweight
charnpion Marvla Hagler, Hearn•' manager-
tratner said Monday. Hearns aald he in~ the
, finaer lut week when he tripped while running
ancJ tried to break h1I fall With h1I right hand
. . . Natlonal Football Le•gue repre9entativea
held a prep lelSlon in Tampa, Fla. with of:fida.ls
from 10 cltiet who put in bida to host future
Super Bowll. The bids are for games XIX, XX
and XXI, beginning in 1985. Actual 1ite selec-
tions will be made in NfW York June 2-3. Ana-
heim la one of 10 dtiea posting bl.di . . . Major
League baseball attracted more than 5 million
fans ln April for only the leCOnd time in hiatory.
Aprll attendanoe totaled 5,009,065, 8e00nd only to
the recqrd-breaking aeuon of 1979 when the
opening-month crowd count wu 5,119,235 ...
Mlke llabb,.a former Univenity Of Oklahoma
football player, died durtna 1urgery to repair a
knee injury he suffered during OU'a varalty-
alumni game. Babb 1uffered from cardiac arrest
while on the operating tAble.
Televlslon, radio
TV: No eventl tcheduled.
RADIO: Bueball -Angela at Cleveland,
4:30 p.m., KMPC (710); New York. Meu at
Dodgers, 7:30 p.m., KABC (790).
== ~) lbiNld ........ ...
N....,n Huboe-athletic director 1111 Ptmdca
predk.11 a llllout an June 4. --. . .
Wl'.ITMINITER BJOB football ooech Birr)'
Waten ft reeoverln1 from 1ur1ery performed
Monday at PacWca Hoeptal foe the removal ot two
dilca.
Waten hal had a chroNc beck problem f.ol' the
15 ye.n and the HunUnitcn ~ Nlktent
to be on the recupenun, lhelt for at IMll& monthl.
He JI ICheduled to be releaeed from the holpltal
in 5-7 days. • • •
CBEC&INO AROUND --Ca.tA M .. Htab'•
annual wrestlinQ tournament appean to be bt du.
fall bee.awe of ihe lnabWty to find a COICh to dill
date •.. All-American water ~ bonan WWN .c-
corded Newport Harbor's Mark BneU J.L e.J.
vatore and Bob Taylor, alona with Corona del
Mar-• Larr'-Jacob1H and Dan lmhnllle and
Co.tA Mesa I hll Ca1&l1Je . . . aee:.tu and tryout.a for the ninth annual USA De-
velopment Le!JUe are May 20 (5 p.m.) at Bola
Grande Wah. Tryout fee f« the 0rana Camty
team 11 $1!. The Orange County coach 11 Bola.a
Grande High'• Toay Llpold.
Amante overall champ
Amante, skippered by Mel JUchley of Udo Isle
Yacht Club Wu-the overall and C.. A winner ln
the final lea of LIYC'a Tri-Port ~ race foe
Performance H.andk:aP Radq Fleet ta fltlW'-
ning from the Enaenada race. 1
. F1nt lea of the race wu ailed from San ~
to Oceanside on Saturday. and the llClOOd Jes thin
Oce.amlde to Newport on &mday. Both recal w;
the inverted ltarl with the lower cI.. and aJm.oer
boatl ~first acoord1na to their raUnC. --1·
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& _, • J .. fllOlOI toa.c.C.O C:OlllWA.Ht LIG~TS 8 mg "tar". 0.7 mg n1co une av. per c1ga1e11e. FTC Repon DEC. '81; FILTERS 15 mg "tar". 11 mg. Rtcotine av per cigarette by FTC method
Where a .man b.elongs.
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UCI by I;
Gauchos,
CdM • WID
The UC lrvtne tennla t.m. •
'xpected, held the le.dafter the
fint day o( competJtton at the
PCAA Champonuupt, belied by
UCI Monday. What wu unex-
pected, h owever, wu the Ant.
eaten' margin over the rnt of
the field.
After Eric Quade, the team'•
No. 2 player, and teemmatee rd
McPherson (No. S) and Mark
Ramos (No. 5) were all upeec In
their respective divtaton1, &be
UCI aquad only held a lllm one-
TENNIS r• point advantage over cha.rgfni
UC Santa Barbara and Lons
Beach State.
_ FIND YOUR REGION -If you have a
· youngs1er, boy or girl, int.erested i{l participating in
the A.mertcan Youth Soccer Organi7.ation this year,
take note. It's time for registration in most regions.
Signups begin Saturday in numerous regions along
the Orange Coast. Above ii a map to help figure out
the region in which a child should participate.
In other action Monday,
Saddleback Colleae wrapped up
the Miaaion Conference cham-
pionships with an all-Gauchos
final in both aing1et and doublea.
Corona del Mar, meanwhile,
crushed San Diego's top CIP re-
presentative, La Jolla, 24-4.
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• DACTA C&-tO) p9ld la20 eo. ~ uca. 3$0 ywa
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Klsucl\lc: (Tr..-1) 4 40 4,00
Rail<oed Wateh (Hwt) 4.40
Aleo rac:.cl Pw9'Mdlc, Hlpplty, T09 &II ~~y The Bull. Gr~ G<ay, ~
Time t9 1$
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Soncho !Hart) 4 90 4 00 2.IO
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Aleo ••c•O L..cky Leif. Shlelly lk>one. Higher Oro.<. Country PlllOI. TM M~ men
Time 2039
12 EUCTA 14-11 paid $41.00
llGlml lllAca. 400 ~
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~For c;..,. 1ew~•.eo 4.oo 2.eo
Wrw>Qll Aloi (Mllehell) 10.00 5.80
Oenvtile St.lion (P-.Alne) 4.00
A110 •aced OM Liiia Liiia. Jeleway 8-y.
Kaan Olene. N•IM T-. KIO At Heert. Sey
Ohle*. Euy Jett Wlndt.
Time: 1171.
t2 UACTA (4-1) pWd 164.40.
TPml AACL 350 ywda.
Magglat M"" ~) IAO 3JO 2.80 can. ClllN Doll (Hart) 4.40 3.00
~ s:J~C!rcl-. Tlftre 91f, r:!:
Credit. P•y Tiie Noll, MOOM~. WlllCly,
AaQtim. . flme-18.21. a UACTA (4-9) peld l40.40. All~ 10,ff?
~ # -~ -• • • • • • • • • • • •
&-3. W ; McOoug.i IUNL V) del. O.Vn.. !Pl.
5-2. 5-4 , ..... ,
s1-1uc111 def. &tamer 1"1. s-o. 1-2: Huntw (l>HLV) def. 8taMlngton (I.JS). 5-2.
8-2; Ran109 CUCl) "81, s.ntord (Fl). W , M ,
8-t. SChulU Cl.BS) def. 8ogga (US). 1-2. M . , .... 1)
Henoeraon IUNLV) def. 8ryllb (US). 5-t,
$-1. 11-2. Pwezll IUC1) def. Noblet (Fl). l-0.
&-2. Kanner IUCS8) def. llfooU ll&S). M
5-3, 8'-,-18..18) def Z...... IP). M . l-0 ................
(No.1)
SnyOer tUCI) Cle! Ao-IUNLV). 5-3. M . Jacllllell (F8) d.i And~aon CUC88), 8-3.
t.$, 7.5
IMe.l)
Sheperd (L88) def. Ellil ICSF'I. M . 5-1; Arnell (UCSS) det Ouadl CUCI). .. 1. 5·4, 1.e.
(Me.I)
GMler (UNLV) def. ~ (UCI). M .
1-8 , 7-8. ~CFS) Cle!. Kl.fin ISJ8). 8-2. 7.5
(Me.4)'
Nalaorl CUCI) dfli. ,_,,..,, (UCSI ). M .
M . Natdl ILBS) def McOougal !UHL V). 5-2. M
(Ne.I)
SI-IUCSB) Oel Hunl« IUH\.V). 1.e.
14. kllutU ILJSS) dll Avnoa (UC4). 1-1. ..a. 5-2 1 .... 1)
l'wc:n6; IUCI) Clel Heltdel-(UNLV). 1-2. ._,,Kt-(UC88) def ~(SA). 1-1.
8-0. ............... 0..-... <--1> Moi-. ac Nwdl Cl.88) 411. ~
(P). 1-1. M ; ~IFS) det. Olis· .. ,.,,,,." IUNt.,Yl1 &-"., 8-3. 5-2: Ok:lillll"""· °'"""''on .11 .. s1 u.t. Barnal1·.Andatl0n CUCSS), 1·i. W : Snyd«..Qwlde IUCll def.
8..-1on-Kennecty IUS), 5-3. W .
(Ma.I)
Mct>oug.i-Hunler ::;;~.:-Mwor~ lMtMt (P). 1-3, 7-6; (VCSa)
def WalleflekM•ol* P'S). 5-1, 1-1, 1 .. ;
SNpato-8toolre 1~as1 Olll. t11111 >-"-moa
CUCll. 1-4. 1-4; Sav1-.1Cuflft (S.J8) del
Kent-Wlooll IUSI. S.1, 1-2. 1.e.. ( .... .,
Mcf'tler-·Petc:H• IUCI) del. lanford·
L1nt11 IP'll. 1·2, 7-5; L11bber .. Auu1fl 1ucaa1 def .,__v., EyMe (SJI). 1-1. 7-e. Age11l·Hender1on CUNLV) del 0.Vrtee-8~ IP). 8-0, 5-1; &call\.._,.
(L88) Olll. 9cgg1 -~•ddoa IUS). M . W .
. T earn 8cofw (alW llnlt day): 1. UC 1rv1n1.
22 polllta; 2. (tie) UC Saftta 8art1er-. Lona
8eectt Stele, 21: 4 Nwalt•LM v..., 1'f,
5. fr-Stell, t4; &. S.. "-State. 11. 1
Cal State Fuller10n, 2, I. (tie) Paclllc. Utlill
St•te. o
~·1J£'Cl.L1 1::;-:-;,~>
S orlbner (l addtebacll) dat. Cluae
~l,..relde). 1 ·4. 1 -1 . t:'; ltrolll ~> •· OttNtec1 ca.o• • •1. t.w.
Scribner 5.!:~~ det Strobl ISaddtebac:ll>. 5-3, 5-7. M . .............
~ (S.~I t 1i*) ... LAilllla-Ol9U lhdW«*). l-1, 7-8.
Hlgh9Chool
.... ............ 1''41. ~ft~ ......
Gabl'lel CH8) loet 10 Matlae. M. def. Sul·
Ion. a-0. d.i M*tcllo. 5-2, Oaf. Turrell.
8-2. Cramner CHS) io.t. o.e. wen, 7-5. 1-1,
1-2. CarrOll (H8) !oat, CM. M . 2-e. M: Ga11Z
(HS) loel. 0-8. t.e. '"°"· M . loel. 2.e.
0........
AnOr•••·8•rnero (HSI d ef Perker-
Slmmona. M . 1-2. def Wltltc:fler-occo.v.11. 8-1, A-3. Eamelt-8ertle (H8) !oat. 2.e, 2-8,
lljllk, ...... 5-2 c-• ... M.La'91ft14
9ulllvwo ((:dM) ~. 5-3. def. v-. 5-0, def. Ot vla. S·O. Oet. Sllore , 7-1 ;
8r-'>lt99f (CdM) "'°"· M . 5-1, W . 5-1. Al~ CCdM) toll. •-e. d•launed to Yenu. won. 1.e. IOll, &-7. Solda1 ICdMI loel, M . .an, 5-4, a-0, 5-2.
~ HttywerO·Waalllr ICdM) def L--..
Suc:hte, M , 1-3, Oii. Morea-f<"-J, W . M . Geni~ ICdM) won, M , M . M .
1-6
......_,..~u ........ 0.-(U) oe1 Fr-. 5-3, daf. ~.
1-1, def. O'*tt -•· M . loel to ~. 4-t. PLUl9ofl IU) to.I. 1-7. wen, 5-1, M ...... 2.e;
Dey (Ul ioat. 4·1. won. 5-4, 1-5. loel, 5-1;
Martina (U) IOll, 2.e. won. t-4, .. I . loll.
t-4. ........
Ollwr·Vltl4lateall (Ul 10a1 to Wlnlwowd-
8etN. ~a. 3·•. io.1 10 MUtJ>hJ-JoMMll. M , 4-t; Gaithar-Margolla (Ul "'91. W , NI,
llOlll. M , M .
AYSO
• sign ups
slated
The 1982 American Youth
Soccer Organization season'
doem't pt off the ground Wltil
September, but offLcl.ala from the
region1 in Orange County have
already scheduled regiltration
daa.
AYSO ia open to boys and girls
.,es 5-18 in most repona. .
Here's a rundown on upcoming
reptration dates:
....,.. I (Fountain V'*'t. W..,.,,....,, -.....,. ann.y., MoOrM Junior High. 11
..... to 2 p.1'11.., l30. bf1ng • bll1f1 ~
-... g°I I adlacMed. Cll 983-3123 lor ..................
-11 (&at Neiwpoft e-n. COton. d9I ...., -Aagl91ratlon laturday et Eeat-'*"' e.-tary School, t:ao a.m. 10 2 p.m .. PO . ..,_MW to the ragk)n, --)'Ml•
old and «Mr, to paf1k:lpete 1" 1~ ... ..-.1111~ mwt be dona In par. eon. Cll-more t11fol11111tton.
--" ~ Newport 9eecfl) -~ ,_. .,. latur~y from t 1.m . to noon at
~ ,,.,,..,, ... com. °'"' DfM. IMne A-, ta.~ ftll.tld Ulmlt INuranoa, ttoc:tor1 name. hOUM l ddraea and home
DMM. Fht·tlma raglltrani. eflOUld bf1nO 1
... ~ .... Short ... OOftleat ~ lad.Cll ....... .
-W (C.0.U ....._, -A9gl9tratton II ~ and Mey 22 at a.-1c1 ltdlool, to
Liii. to~ p.m., ta <'20for~dlld.11e
for Wrd).. -.,..,.,. ehould bf'"9 a blrt~
........ ~ ... of .... .._,."'°' Mel hev• an an1eroancy phon1 number. C.11 N7.-S1. RletOM 144 (South frvlne , 1outh o f
......., -Atglttl •lkln .. .lllna I Ind 12 al Untwnlty Community Park, 1 BMchtrM
&.--. 10 a.m. to 3 p .m .• '30. bring 1 birth ....... Cll 13$.A Y90 for lrlfomletlon. -·~ ea.cti) -Aedltrttlon II • 22 et L...-9eecfl Hlgfl. 10 &.m. to 2
"""· ..... for younglMn. ..... 6-t5 -of Olic. lit, l40 t'Wlll*lltlon ~ II.ape tr.
W'llform), "4 ff>f aacond cfllrd and UO for
"*d. I l .. lllW ... "'°'*! be ~lied by
an lllMl. !WW~ t9qUlr9d to pantdpata In
... ~. Cll 4M-96N.
l RICMC* • (North HuntlngtOf't 8Mcft) -8llrlUPI -eat tor May 15 at the Murdy Par11
Community Cen• fl'om t a.m. to 2 p.m .. 125
... Wild Dlrtfl oartlftcate ~ .... teat ldleduled. Cll ... 1 .....
9'1et0te 141 (North Huntington Beach • W•'""'*-· SunMt 8each), raglatrallon la S.t1W41ay and May 22. t a.m. to 1 p.m . at , .. _... .... ltdlool. *20 '°' ... dlld. *20)«
--.. 115 '°' "*d. blrttl ......... Ind ........ OJ .. t9qUlr9d for younoiMrt ....
to .. ""'°"' c.a lM l(Jalr\ ., lft-1101 '°' ,,... .............
MelOll • (South Huntlf\010f't 8"ch) -,., ...... ....,II oomptate. Ceil BetWa eo....
u.ldl. M1-0Z1t, tor mof'l lrltoimatton.
,... 117 (Central Hwtttngton 8-ctt) -"9lll1r"'*1 a.turdey et Tat6ert 9ctlool, t
. UI\. to • ""'-· '30. lletd IWMtlon req&kecl. CHld MU9t ba llx by Dec. 31. 1H2. No ttv.-Y9W....._ Cell Deryte Hett et "4-~4192 tor ~~:,n••cu. "'f:"" !MM, "°"" of e.rran-CllO -Fltgjll r ' la Mey 18 Ind 2S, COiiage ,__ lblMMtary 9ctloo(. 121 for ........... .. .., --.. bltttl Olf1Hlolte r9QUlt9d fof :;:•en MW to Region 211. ~Ill• tMt ad Cell M Wlleoa et 562-4942 tor .... ............ --•m.an1. • .-,a11on-18 wl t2, ..... ~ t L ift. to 3 p.m., 13(), t4C) .... -a. ainn OW1lllcatl required. ... ...tuetlon KlladUlad. Call Jim Stone at
-..-• men tneorrnatlon.
Garage sale set
There will be many beneflda-
riea when the Huntington Beach
AquaUc Cll.lb holda ita two-day
lale Friday and Saturday,
4-15 at 6871 Rio Vista Dr.
untington Beach.
The ule. with donated it.ems
frclDt aPIJl'OXimately 150 families,
LI acbeduled to 1tart at 8 a.m.
At UCI, Jim Snyder (No. l),
Rob Nelson (No. 4) and Ruben
Perczek (No. 6) all reached to·
day's f inal after posting fint-
round and .emif:tna1 victories.·
UCI doubles teams of Snyder
and Quade, and McPherbt and
Pe rczek. also survived first-·
round competition.
S nyder wasn't pushed in ei-
ther of hia matches as he eMily
disposed of Pacific's Elliott Dun,
6-1, 6-3 and Nevada-L..1 Yeps'
Phil Agassi, 6-3, 6--4.
Quade, who reached the sin-
gles final last week-tn 1b:e 1.3jlli ••·
tournament, was upset in the
second round by UC Santa Bar-
bara's Larry Barnett, 6-7, 6-4,
7-6.
In the Missio n Conference
champioruhlpa, hosted by San
Diego CC, Saddleback'• Rob
Scribner defeated teammate
Mark Strobl, 6-3, 5-7, M to claim
the singles title, while the dou-
bles team of Strobl and Scribner
defeated the Gaucho twoeome of
Sean Leslie and Bob Gnu, 6-1,
7-6 to take the doubles crown.
La Jolla, the defending San
Diego County CIF champioru,
couldn't solve the Sea Kings. the
No. 2 team In this year's Sou-
thern Section CIF rank:inp .
CdM. which is 17-1 for the
year, was led by junior Brian
Sullivan and sophomore Scott
BrownaberQer.
Volleyball
• • pairings
announced
Top-seeded Laauna Beach, No.
2 seeded Estancia and No. 4 ll!ed-
ed Costa MHa high achoola all
received first round byes • the
CIF announced ita pairinp for
• the opening round of the volley-
ball playoffa.
Area teams that will be com-
peting Friday include Marina,
which will hart South Torrance,
and Corona del Mar, Fountain
Valley and Mater Dei, which will
travel to LOI Altos, Dana Hilla
and North Torrance, respectively .
All matches are aet to becin at
7 p.m.
The Artist&, who have won 36
atratght dual matches over ape--
riod of two yeara and are the
defending CIF championa, won't
play their first match until next
Tue.day' .. will the FAgles and
the Mustangs.
Laguna Beach finilhed South
Coast League play with a 10-0
record. In the Sea Vlew Leacue.
matters were a bit more com-
petitive aa m.tanda (13-1) edaed c.o.ta Med (12-2) few the -.W
crown . ~-·-'--...... L...-a..dl, bY9: ...,.._ et IOI• ew tam Ac:ad«fty; Ceiffornla et Loyote; lcMllfl
Tomnoe et Manne; Ian a.Mr1te el -...
.... ..__~~ .. La~ OIMr CllJ
et8eflta ~-
Sen ...,.COi. !)ye; ArGMla ., lllllWl'lll"lfl ..... ••""*'•· Cot-...... L.oe Mal:~ v-., .. Dene._ ••• SOd •.. .o .. ... a.tben at &outtl •llM4MM; ... .., o.e .. ~Torr--:---..
GWC women top Fullerton
. brouabt the other run home
wbm lbe utlted •_..~to
Wt.
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Th• tollow1no p1r1on la doing ~-APPLIID RESOURCE MANAOE·
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P.O. loll taa4. Fountain Yet.;, CA
t770I. Jolln Alohud a.nohu, 2071 Chal1e 130, Cotta Mela. CA 92627.
Thie l>uliMN le cond\lcted by WI
lndMOllal.
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County Qerll of Orange County on
.
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lol, AprM 13, 20, 21. ~ 4, t':::.a .... Tiie ,::-_,-i:..... ..... Ap#ll 2$, ttH. ·~ w ..,,. of .. ~ ......... 11: PubU•h•d Orano• COHt D•I~ = 111\YIH' MOttf10U9 -· Gl..ONA '· INCM, 1"11 ~ .. Uot, Ap#ll 21, Mly 4, 11, II. tit ,
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8eldl OA t2M:t ·--tomla tlltf on .,· ertet M•'I a wiLLIAM OLEN TATUM 2113 • 0... L l.ooemadon 1• • .... A '~ ~ lllYd .. ~~·CA e.11.a. c.t L ..._. TNtWll er.-.• llOt ...... to y:o.:ft ~ NONIUY 9~· ~ le conducte6 by 1 cc!:.,:'::'=... ... ..:;':: ~!!!!O~n1111!,!nt OO!ftfn.,IOll AT ....WATI I.Al.I
~ ~ f. 1112 -_. -NOTICI II HEREBY OIV&N ,,_,. gerwal S ..__. • · ,_ Tiie neme 111c1 adclrHt ot th• THAT. tub..,.I to conllrmallon by Putllahed Ofenge Cout o.llY Pl-.,,_, · ,...,.,., peraon wttll wtlOftl oMlllN may be ,... Cou
Aplll 3 20. 27. May 4 UMl2 Tlll9 lllternent -filed With IN ~ Onlnot COMt ~Plot. Ned II OLONA'· MKIA. '"" Ille l bOV9-enlllled SuperlOt 11.
Apfl I , 1912.
lot, 1 • • . '1&3M2 County. Clertl ot Orange County on Mey •• 11. 11. fl. 1111 ....... ---°'·· Y'llai"attl, ca. ..... PRAHi( ""v Ol"M!S ... beouior
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flAm ITAW Tiie tollowlno pereon I• doing Dlltecf:C::..I; 1112. therMfter within the tin.. tllowed by The tollowlftO pereon It doing ---NU---NOTIC(-----·I bu11Nef -. • '::..... law, ell right, title. end lnlerHt ol
bullNM • (A) ~TIMAL ENTEll .... IHI, _ ............... ~ ,.~ ........... ,.._ FrMll Earl Or'llnM. ~. Mid CAA CAAE ClUB, »11 Sum· (B) l('*El.-EZI 20t8 Komet Or .---.....,_._ .....,_. _, lnterMI being. one-hett (IA) undl-,,.,... ar .. coeea...., OA nat. '9CTmOUI al ••M c.. ..._ ca.' 1292e ·• lot Mey •. 1112. vlded 1ntereet .. tenent 1n common,
,....,. flyM, »n aurn.-..t um STAT'Dmtlf ~ c. c.nnon. 20111<omai1 zoea.ea 1n '"-, ... ptoper1y ioce1ec1 1n the ar .. Coatll Mlel. CA 12Gt. The folloWlnO ~.,.doing °'·· c.. ...... ca.... County of Orenge. Stet• Of Calllor-
Tllll bullnMa ll oondUOted by an ~ • Thie ~ le oonduDt9d 11y 911 •-.,. Ill\._ nia. deecrlbed • tolowa: lrldMdUml. AP .. AAIHD PROPERTIES lndMdlllll. ,._ ""'IK Parcel I In City Of Senta Ane. a-.~ tM2·1, 200I Court AV911U., Hew· ~ C. ~ ..._ COWfT County Of Otenge, 8tete of Celltor•
Tiiie etaWrntnt -fled wttll Ille port ltech, CA 92t8S. Thll etetllNflt WM lltd wt111 Ille Of' ~ nil, M llhOwn on a Perotl Mee> med
County°""" Of Otenge COUnty Oft R8T Flnanclal. lnO.,. Callof"'* County °""" ol Oranoa COUnty Oft ~ COUlrn In Book 12, Paoe 23 Of Parotl MllPI. Mtv s. 1tta. oorporallon, t5t01A ~ IN'd .. Mer'· 1112. "'CMa c.... DfM.... 1n 111e office or County Recotder of ,_, Pacific P~. CA 90212. ,_ .._.._ ..__ ,..._ -Orenge. Cellfofnla. ~ ~ COMt ~ Piiot. Thll bullnMa le oondUCttd by • ~ OrW1Q1 COMt Oelf1""' ~ - -_..., The propeny 11 commonly refer·
M9y •. 1t, 11. • 1912 2044-82 llmlt.i ptl'tMllNp. lot Mtv •. 1t, 11, "21, 1MI OIRAl.D L. HOFMAISTEA; red to H 1230· t234 South He· R8T Flnandal, Inc. 1~ CAAOl M. HOfMAISTE.R wnope, Santa Ana, Callfomla. •-ic lllnJ1C( ~1Teny DERNOANT The proper-ty II to be IOlcS on an ,--. "" ,..._, P\lllC ll011C( : H oa •n .. ndlvt "N la" l>Ml9 e11cec>1 N 10 lllle. The TNll etattrnent -fled 'Miii Iha BILL JOH "" A" I • 1111 11 1ubjKI to cu,,ent 11ae1, '9CTITIOU9 au ... H
NAllllC9TATW•NT County a.ti Of Onnge COUnty on ftC'TT1lOUe ..,._.. dl.i and m bu11NM •GRAT· t condltlonl t lctlonl
Mey 3, IN2. ~ ITATDml'T x~::~~IJ C~MNE:f~~c~·18:~ ~~;.rl!ll,t~~d'':',rol wey
,_ The followlng petlOnl are dolf\o T _.., -·-· .. "" -PubWled Orange Co.t Oelf1 Plot. ~ ._ IRYAN L. BECK; l'REEMON IN· The ptopeny wtll be IOld on the
The lollowlng pt,.on la doing
l>UllnMI .. HOLISTIC & NUTRITIONAL
COUNSEi.ORS. •O• We11mln111t, Suite t. Newpor1 BMctl. CA 92&&3
ROXY HAMIL TON DOWNING A
....., '· 11, 18, f.S, 1982 PRINTING ONUMITED. 10S37 DEM NIT~~~~ lolowtnO tetme. call or pen cMh .... £1111 A¥WIU9, Fount.in Yllley. C .... tllrOUllfl Y, end pert credll the t•rne of IUCfl
1593 cori.der. co111 M .... C 1 ____ ,._._-_IC_llOTICE...,. ___ _
92t2e.
Thia ~ la conducted by an f'ICmlOUI • H •11
lndMdull. Mm STA,._,
AollJ IWnllton Oow111ng. The tolowtng pwaona .. ·dolne
DO.
"" 1111-t -flied with the Counl)' CWll Of Orenge County on
Apr1I •• t t&2. ,1mll2
PUblllhed Orange Cout Delly PI-
iot, Apfll 13, 20, 27, May 4. 1982
1&21-82
Mt.IC NOTIC£
~-FREEDOM SPORTS, 2430
WHI CoHI Highway, Newport
leacll. CA 129U.
a.ilt AaglrWd Warnoc*. 1•t
RochH t•r 8t .. Coi t• ...... CA
92t.21. W&nllc* J...-ltyen, 2t182 C---. ~Viejo, CA t2tl1.
Thie ~ II oonduc.s ~ •
flCTTT'IOUI .,..... oener• Pfl'll••• NAm 9TAffmNT C. R. Wamooll
The lollOllllflng per1on 11 doing Thie •taWnanl -Ned wltll Iha tiu..,_. ... • COUftty Clertt Of Oranoa County on
VICTOR SPECIAL TIES. 1103 M9y 3. 1912.
WlllnYI s1r .. 1. T_,.un. CA 92680. •-VICTOR LeVAR PETERSON, Pvblillled Orange c;_. ~ Ptlot.
1103 Walnut StrHt Tu1tln CA< ....., 4, 1t, 18, 2S, 1N2 . . ·~
tomi. 92108. ANO 0TH£A BUlfHESS ENT1TIU credll to be eOQ.ptatlM to IM un·
Fred J. Smllh, 21072 Amt>«· YI ~=X .,_, det1lgned and to th• Sup. erlor -=a Lane. Hunllngton 8eecll. ~ Court, ten percent ( 10%) of the
tonMa t2t4t ..oncat y ._.. ..._ ....._ emoun1 t11c1 to eccompany ttie oner
Prlacllla I< Smith. 2t012 Arn· T1'e-' _, ........... ,_ by otr1llltd <:hedl, end Ille~ b«wlc:k LAM, Huntington BMdl, ...... ,.., -..... ~ ...._ to be paid on conftrmellon of .-
Celllornll ~ -..... ..,.. .... by Superior Court. ~ .. conuacted Thie bu•lflHI 11 conducted by C' .-;r _.. for. THH, rent•. operellno end ~ (Hut«lend & Wife) 11 ....., wllfl to _. if. adw. Of mtlntenence ••e>enM•, end pt~·
Fr.cl J. Smith •-mUn1 Oft "'--~ to Thie alat-t -Ned With the an attorney In thl• matter, y04.t pvrctl•.., 111111 be P•Of•ted u 01 Coun"' Cltrtt of n.-Coun"' on lflcMcl do 90 ~ ao tl'l9t ~ ......... ,. Of conflnnatJOn of Mle May :i~ 1882. .,._...,.. ., written ~. 11 en,, ,.,.., be '-"Bid. or Offwl ere Invited for thll
·-lad .. :' .. ~u. .... Ml ... ~ P'°'*1Y end mull be In writing end Publl1hed Orange Co11t Dally ~ It ....... ._. dMWlr will be ~ at the olftct or 8111.
Piiot, May 4, 11, 18, 25, 1N2. ....,. U.. ... 1 #v& • _. Hunl. Harl, Brown end BHrwlll,
2080-82 11 ·~ IOt Mid EJiecutor. •1 Pott
'1CTTTIOU9.,.....
NA• t'TATl-..J The lollowlng p1t1on 11 doing
t>ual-.. : KMK DESIONS. 1303 Avocado
... "41. rMpHd• ... .,. de ,....__ 011 t"81 120 ' lnden Av .. .... '-....... 'pq ...... "'''""" c. • .. II Ulltddaaaaaolklltlrll_.., ,_,Long 8-:11, Calffomle eoeo1.
de abogMo 911 ... .unto • .. """.,. lftlt .... putilcatton
.,.,::' i-to lnmedlatarMnte, cle ~ ::, = and before the mek6ng :-.._ ~ '!~:"' ~ The uoo9'119ned E .. cutor rH-~---..--.,-... Ille right 10 reluM any end 114 1 t. TO .THE DEl'ENDANT: A cMt bids. . =:alnt hH bHf't filed bv tlle OA TEO Aptil 28, 1982 • Franlll Rey Otw.-
92880.
Thie ~ " con<luc1ed by '" -----------.\ve .. •220, Ntwporl Beech. CA 92980 lndlvldual.
Victor I.al/er P .. ..on Mtty Kay Shew Crookall, 4 19
P1n0fem1 Or . Legun1 Beech. CA
IQallwt ,ou. • ~ ...,.. to • EJiec:utor of tM dttWld ........ '°",,...,wilt*'
Thie llaterntnt -flied with IN County Qer1i Of Orange County on
Apf1I f2. 1882. HC1nl0Ue • H•M ~ ~-•-· MAm ITA~ ••-.,...._ 1a oonducled 1>Y en '° deya efter INa ..,._ le... ~ decedent ved on yO\I, flle wllh lhll COU'1 a llAU, HUNT KAlfT MOWN
WJtttiart ~ to IM oomp..,11t. AND uoWrrz • ,.,1M
Pul>IMed Orange eo..t O.ity Piiot.
""" 20, 21. May ... 11. 1942. 1156-82
The folooMne per-.ont.,. dcMCI •ndMduelMery Key Shew Ctoo ... • ~~ INYE.STMENT8, a Thie atat-t w .. flied with Ille
CeJlfMnl• QenafeJ PartMflhlp, County CWt. of Orenge County on 2091 .,._ c.... DIM. """ Ai>r• t . 1982
i.s. lnlM. ~. t:z111. ... ........ ._.. Or ,.~~ '='~
~ ~ do ao, YflAll ..._ .. -.,.....,_ L ca.a.
be entered on a~uon to the ~..,......., .....-.Mc11N1oourt"W!f.,..• •0 __
~ ...... '°" tor Illa ,..., ..... ---· damMded [n Ille _.,.,t. wtlidl ta U... Aw
could '"ult lft ounl•"m•nt ol ~ =::..fA _, .... A.WOod.•1 ...... r _ _, enge._.
llOTIC8 °' Al'flUCAnoel Ir,,.....~ t:z116. lot, ,\pr'4 13, 20. 2'7. Mey 4. I 2 ~.~: ;:,c;'ed~ Publllll•d Orenge CoHI Delly
M.COMOI~~ ""°~~ea: 1&2G-82
...... t2MS. NU llJTlCE
~ Pllol, May 4. 6. 11, 1N2
Dald: Jan. 22. 1M2. 2046-82
'--A. 8rW'Cf1 aertt To~ It M9y Coftoam: -** H. Qlldlwa, 4116 ...,..,.._ -----------JERRY L , JOYCE. LllRADO & .-Wfl/, lnlM. Qr11om1a t27t5..
8AHDftA W. ALONZO .. ~ ,. .. ., "etr1ft, 13 U w.rtnen to tll• Department ol Alcohollc ........... ,.._ 9eec11 ,._...__19 B-aoe Control for• .. ,, .. On ........ ~-....... • ,,,_,.,...,
Sale ... r & Wine IPubllc eauno n:· bullnMa 11 conducted by•
Plt c•) Ileen•• to Mii alcohollc generll par11•1Np.
b.veragH et 4tt 1 Werner Ave., wwi.n A. Wood
UnlW tOt & toa. ~ e-:t\. Tllll lltlllament -fled w1t11 Ille
Ca. PWfllfled Oranoa COMt Olly ~ ~ Cler\ of Oranoa Count)' on
loc Mey •• 19'2 Apftl 1, 1M2. ,.,,.,
_________ 20_,_ ... _2 PubWlad OrMOt Co.t Olly Plot.
"8JC M011C( ....., •. 1t, 11. 15, 1te2 ~
,,.,.,,.,, Y. Mor9ftO .......
P'CiiiiOUS MIMIRH °"""1 MOTtC8 TO CalDITOat O•
NAlm t'TATDmJIT IN*'·~ .... "'' I -Mm Of'.,._ Th• lollowlng pereon 11 doing MaW MID hOCMw.L. "°" TO "'"" D ALCOtG 90 ~-.. Cl II Ill W., ....... UCl•M:i:/a( ..... BALBOA LANDMARKS, 1642 T ..... CA -.. ,, ..... Vivian Lene, Newport BMch, Cell· (114) n~ t1eM1l1 U.C..C. _. II ~
lornle 92MO Pubfllllad Ot'MOI eo.t. Olly Plot. ~ l8 HIMIJY OIV£H to Ille Ruth=· 1$42 VMan '--· Mmy 4, t1, ti, fl. 1912 CredlCon Of KEITH NEWMAN.~ ~~=~en 20IS..a2 clel Security No. 583-01-2413,
lndlvldual. -----------Traneteror and Lle«1 .... wlloM Rutta Hynd• PlllJC ll011C( ~ addr.-11 .01 L 1ntl 9t1
Thia .... _, ... llled wtth lhe --------~-~ In Illa~ Coatll ..... ~
County Clerk Of Orange County on NOTICI OF HATH OF =rtMll .,.,:..,~to .,e ~A~ . MUC fl)TIC( N>tN ~2· 1982· •111m ~D NORMANDIN AND mad• to JAMii A. GRAHAM &
The toHowtng pereon It doing -----------Published Ot1nge c 0111 Delly OF 'ITITION TO ADMI· J ACK ''R"A, loolal leourlt)' ~-Mrrrioue•l •M Pllot.N>tM27,May4,11,11.11M12. NllTlflllTATENO.A Numbar1IU·l4-tU7od ~'~ ~.:!: n.. .:..".:=-:.doing --------1
-
8
-58-82--1
11~1 heirs. benefk:lartee. :=:::.:~== o.M.,.,,,.,, T~. Jtl •• 111 L ~•CANYON A880CIAT£1. "8JC M011C( credit o r• and contingent tM Cit)' of ~ oi 8:::'t)' f'
tettl et .• No. ao. Coeta .._,CA ,.-•tt-•-., ........ :=: c redit o r• of Alfred Nor-Loe A~. tat• orn • -............. gener ...... • _ .... --·· h ttaa. •&96•• 2.*2 Owwllrid ,__ , --... _,,,_. -mandln and persona w o ......_.___..__In,.---..._ of_
Tiii• buelMM 11 oonduotect bv ~ ...,, ....... ---...-tTATlmlfT m ay be otherwise lnterett· _.. ~ otft:';~
WI lndMdull. W• ~ V...._ N.V .. • The following ~· -dolno ed In the wtll and/or est= bu•lnM• office of th• Intended ----=t~r:·:;;,111a ....,_. • .-,.._OOijlOl...,.i.a bullr.-aa: A t::tlon hea been 1ta...,01la:"-•m-.k ,,_ genetal pa'1~~1M>t.t t•ega OAANOE COUNTY LAPIDARY a.__. All tMf b I d ~°"""of Orange Count)' on Oalt. ...,.,__ ANO MIHEAAL SOOETY. 1580 LA-by A Allen In the_._. o ue ""' namM an
Mtv a. 1112. .-.-.. bred« Drive. eo.1e Meu. Callfor-lof Court of Orange County ~.::::= = 't:9 ==
,,_. At'*1on 1nterne1.10na1 N.Y .. • nil t2t2t requeetlng that Aleta Allen .-eaow•MoM!tofle ....... PIMllwd Ot'MOI• ~Olly Piiot. ...._. .. Nim. oorpo1aeon., 1 Devld J. Anthony, PrH lden1 be appointed u peraonal 11 • ....,w.,. HOHL M9y •. 1t, ta, fl, 1-o-n•~ partnet', SCMttegatw.tt-(ec tlng), 1510 Le brador Drive. The P'--'Y 11 ._ llled In 1M2~ Oalt. ...... c::urac-• ........,. eoeta....., CellforM tMM repn1 .. ntatlve to adrrnniltN • .,.. Ill: ~ ._ ~...;;: ..:=:
-----------Allmm. Robert llelr. Vice Pre1ldent the eatate Of Alfred Or· 1q1tirrnlftdaood•otaowtllln "8JC fl)TIC( TNI an.--11 oondldld by• lactlnQI. t2102 Lome 81reet, Ow· mandln (under the Ind•· .......,. ..._.~•THI
Lw ... w ...,_..~=•AaNclltn c1en~-._~,_:::~ec1ino1. pendent Administration of a. ~MITAUMNTarld _..., _...,_,., 12102 • -S "'-clen ""---'-&tat• Act). The ....... Ion la locllllld 9t 401 L 11'11 ..,_,In .. ... _,,,,..... -• ~·... l19llC. .._ _.,..., ..-,,,.., .._......, In ~t No Cit'/ ot Coet• M•H. County of MAim ITATIMmfT ...,_....,,._..., Callfomla 1214t -• ..,. ,,_.,"' ...._ · • Otenoe. State of C ... Offtle, Mel TME BU61N£88: Ir. Willt ~ . H•l•n Hopkin•. S.cret•'l. 3 at 700 CMc Center Ortve. tra111ler tM folloWtnt Uooflotlo BEACH WEATHERSTRIPPINO YantuNI N.Y. (acting), 2485 w. P•l•I• Roe • West. In the City of Santa ... ,,.,. .. lloeflM: ON IALI LI· COMPANY, located at: 3650 Cedll-J. ~.woof An1helm, C1llfornl1 12828 OUOA LIClNll N ftlbtr
laO A--. Unit B,"' eo.11 Mw. A~ect Thie~ le oonducUd by WI Ana99' Cal91~or30nla on May 28, •7.010040,,......,.. to;....
Calllomle 9:ze28 Thie~ -fled wttr1 tn. un1nCOrpora1ec1 uaoc1at1on othet' 1 2 at . a .m . ~ • .01 1. ,,... ._ tor ..
II hereby reglltered by Ille followlno ~°"""Of Oranoa COUnty on ltlan . per1nertfllp. IF YOU OBJECT to the ~ ........ ,I. '11tt1 "GI 1*91)11~ w .. 1.,.,.,111P Comc>enY. :::_ ti. 1=-.•· ._ ............. ~i =-~ with 111e granting of the petition, you .. aey ot c.e ..._, ~ 11on. 356<> -.. _ .... thould eUher appeer at the or.not . ...._ °' Cllfomle. Inc .. • Cellfornla corporetlon, --. 0-. ~ County Clerk ol Orano, Count)' o.-arlng and atate your ob-That tll• amou"' of purohH• Cedlllac Avenue, Unll B, Coal• -~C....Dt. on .. ...., 20. 1082. • 1rv -orOOi rllJ illllofllflOOI .alon
Mw. Calllornia 92t2& .... .. """" nann etlona or flle wrjtten Ob·..,...,.....,,,,..,..;._.,.
Tlll9 ~Is conducted l>y • ............... CA-Publl1hed Orange Coa1t Dtll)' Uonl with the Court be-lllld ........ llMllldl'9 .. ...im..
corporation. •--PloC, Apr'4 21. w.y 4. 11. 11. IM2. 0 • the hearln". Your ap-tect llMmOtr. "ttie Mlfll of 1210,
Carol)'n s. Pitt•. Publllfled ~ C01111 Oel1 Not. t~ _,.'"°9 ma~ .,e In __.. :O •.. oo. "'*" ...... ., .. -. 8ecfelary of ....., •• 11. 11, f.S, 1112 ,......._. ...--..
8eactl Wtettler9tr10 2097""2 PWlJC MJ11Cl Of bY }OUt' a omey. a.....
TNI -~~itltct wtth i11e •-.,. -IF"'t'OU ARE A CREDITO.A ..... -.................... 1 .. 000.00 ,._ ""',_ cu • OCMIT °' 1'111 °' a contingent credttor of ,...,.,..,,... ---fie!!! County a.ti of 0renoe Count)' on ITATIOl'O~ U£1A t-dectMld ,,,,,,,. mutt Ne ..,,_,_._it _ tlO-Apftl ~. 1112. M mu aa COURT°' 1'111 Nil 1'111 ,,. • ,_ T'lllll ll Ml.._..,_ ~
I hereby~ Ille! the lotegolno ITATI Of' 0-.0ll:U OCMft"Y °' W your ~ wtth the court Of .-d ..._ n .......... ...... :~r~n'•INel on llleconlnec1the«i)'I• ofofflcthe•· NllTMI ........... present It to the SMraonat ,_.,...... -... ..., ... OOUlff'Y °' W %:JP I .. rweeentltfYe iOPOlm*' by .. ...__.Pi f 1• • 0...
COUNTY Cl.ERK. • .. .... .. .. ""A .. ...,. I& 111' the oourt wit'*' tciut monthl '"•' '"• HHlderetteA ,., ....
"ul>llshed Orenge Coe:1~~ ==~--,.,..._...:. from th• date of tlrtt II• .,..::."':'::.-:..":;
lltlot. Apt1I 21, M9y •. t I, 11. 1te2. ... A. t-. -TO ~ 1Uano9 of 19ttet"I U provt-MN .,___ Im .._ _.
IMM2 -TO .... c..-,. CllW °'... d9d In 8.otlon 700 of th• .., .. _. ......... ---------4 Nil ONW GI'.... TM %1=: 1 .. NTA MAMl.o Pr~ ,......._ ~ ,._.._.. ...._ ....... ~ PWlJC MJ11Cl ~~ .. UWW-MT W-•:=.r= ~ _,.,.. "' ...-.um.. T'lllll e ............. ~
Mt'lftltJa• I II :.. .............. ~ .. -= ::i..--:.:-..:~-~=~~~o': ~~.,.~~ ... ITAW onler ................. _.. W MA MAMIMT W8IMA ,_ monthl from tM date of tM ~-.r.;'j 111 f
T1'e ............... .,. ""'~W\"flWITIWWta -.. • _. l¥1ft ~ ... Mertng nodo9d lboV9 .. • 'fl lfU __, ... ....,,......P .. I LOMAINI WYMAN: .................. flTA DI YOU" • .. ... If ... I .... ~-:TJ;.~~lf!o... ,!'.:.~.:-:'.:=: U::. . ......, ... ..., ..... ..::,:~~~== .::,.~s:::;:.. .. ,..": c..-.............. oewt .. ,... ................ ,....... .. 9d lntheeetate,, ............... , ...... ...:..~::o:.or.n:" =..':-o;·,'=.:=.-: ::..~~ir•··u·~ you: .. to~..,: .. =:A-a:~:=.~-= .,.. ............. 71Ultde .......................... ...... .. .... tM ,_.,,.. ··-·r.•.lflw..-Ot'Jet -. ....,.. ...., Cir. -...... "" .. ......, ....... ..... .. .., te .... notice of th9 lnv.ntory of ... ,,,.,,.,. ... !.1. O•w••'I of n. -11•111..-~ • "• ~ OMJ11• ... • .... wtw.,... .,,.,, ..... hlf ••tat• a11et1 and of th• .... ., o--.,,..... ...-,..OJlllk. ..,,., .. ...., ........... .__ .. et ... ,.. •ltMN "' ._ .,.utlOnl aooountl and ,... .. 05•.,,....
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$72 900
Specloue 1•11ory condo,
2 Bdrm. lu•n lendaoa·
plno. pool, •P•. 20% dowfl. 1642 Pl ~ta. -... --:IN•*"•..._
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.. M rMI •tate ad~IMCI
: n 11111 ~ Is eul>-
-ec:t to tll• Federal Fair -ou1lno Act or 1888
-lch makH It 1119011 to : dvertlN "any preferen-
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:: atlon b•••d on rec•.
-olor. religion, ••• Of .. atlonal or~ln. Of any In·
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-referenc., llmltatlon or ,,.. lac:rimlMtlOn ..
NEW VIEW TOWN·
HOMES. 2 M11ter Sul·
t•• View ol Oc•lll' &
NIOf'lt llOftta O\ilel ArM.
P1rk1, open 1pace1.
$125.000 Only t0% dn
Xlnt An. Hal Of Pal Bauer
Agll 573-7300 ,..,.. .....
S pectacular hidden 2
hit newspeper wlll not atory home In beautllul
IW M ... Verde EleO*nt ~
IM nowtnolY ~t any ed· vered enlry way, lormal ..... ert11lno for real Ht•te llvlng room and dining, 11 In vtoletlon of the I* family room. oourmet ~= ltltchen, 4 huge bdrm1, 3
i. belh1, beeutllul view
•• Advertl•""'rs from reer yard. Aaeum• = _, very hlOh loan. Priced
-hould c heck their 1239.900. c an 546-23 t3 5 ds dal ly and re-iiiThl:fa.:!'!'.!I 5 ~~,~~r~~! ~A7Lev tf1fujfJ::1 = PILOT assumes Ila-PML ... 1111 .....
blllty for the fl rat 4Br, cathedral ce111nga. &
Jiil Incorrect Insertion romodeled kitchen As-.. nly tumabl• loen at 9.5%.
• • Owll8f anxious Call now = 97i-S310 -:llZ --,,. -Recently refurbl1hed
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home plu• ,_ unit In --------
, .. , with llreplaee. Im· 2 --I Piil
macul•t• condition A ••n AAA IUC -rare flndl A11ume hi 96 ,.... -= --... -
Owner lltalble, wlU ti· Rare opportunity on
nanc:e a t low lntereat huge~ 8eeal IOI
ralH. $185.000. For Sehr•carrythe 1atat
complete d etall1, call low Inter•. Both~
&48-1111 have 3 bedfooma. Uve In --
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
= PlllD Tl --llU •WI Lowett priced In M111 • del Mar. Large 3 8drm
home with • dellghtlul.
warm llvlno room which
-lnvlt• tamll)' en)o)'ment. "'" As1ume low lntere1t ,,.. $71,SOO loan and Miier
wlll help with the llntn·
-c:lng. Only st 29,000. Call = 844-7111 E 1142§$§;1~ .., = .... , .. .., = I Ptel/S,. -Outstanding value In this
::: tri-level home on cvHSe-
-l&c:. Overalzed IOI, F.R. •1 w/lrplc. Owner wlN Hiist
: :~~ "~:n11~~· 9~ a~·~'. = 151-3191 ----C:.'" ,, '-t-' '•LJ! I~ 't I" ' t ''
11M,lll = lllml"ll I.II -Spectacular. aparkllng = pool & ape mll6c• tllla 3
-Bdrm 2 bath home •
-bargeln. FantuUc: usu-: meble loenL Prtca • t49,
950. C•ll tor more d•·
ti.. IJlfa, 548-23 t 3 . .. tut t1• tut -tlll -THE REAL
ESTATERS -81HIT-..........
-11 ..... :: NCLUOES LANDI 2 11ory, = bdrm, 2 bath home. -...... .., ...... = "'"'"
OM, ran1 OM! Hurry, <*I
&73-8S50
THE REAL
ESTATERS
Buying and selling et e
re11onabl• price-that'• what c:1 1111fled Is 111
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5 AD-VIS(I ·= 642-5678 :1~~~~~~~~
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tlla WHt ... a Oalll Piiot .. = CIMlllled Ad ... -MTI.
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4 Ir _. t ldrm renWI.
OMO tradel AOI lruce
l60mQr9fl. 190-4291
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Ot~ Cout DAILY PILOT /Tueeday, May 4, 1982 ••
Only t 10,000 downl
Walk to South Cout
Pl&r' Otlux• 2 bedroom garden home. EnJov •PatlCllno PoOI and t pal
•1111t1•sa1n ..
°'"I'~
.., .... 21' "' .... "'''"' Magnlfictnt location o'lookinl 8th .,een
of golf ooune. Majeltk Colonial custmn
by owner/builder. 5 bd.rma, lge formal
din rm, tam nn, billiard rm. refriaerated
wine nn, & 6 Ya ba. Marble, finest wood
paneling, air cond., + many C'Ul1om fea-
tures. $2,150,000 including land. May .ell
furniahed. Owner will help finance.
For Clualtled Ad
ACTION
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AD-VISOR
&42-5878
RESIOENTIAl REAl ESTATE SERVICES
..... u .....
Custom home on the secluded plaza
with great 12'1 financing. ben,
fireplace & sundeck in the master
bedroom, gourmet kitchen, brick
entry, 3 car garage makes t.hi,, the
best price on~-~· .
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IN-NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
GE I
GEORGE ELKINS CO
mtUllD
South Of Paclftc Coast Highway.
Two Bedroom. One Bath Cozy
Corona del Mar Cottage. R-2 Lot
Room To Expand. $257 ,000.
Sharon Collins' Listing.
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WATERFRONT HOMES. INC
AEA.l ESTATE s..... ~ ...... p,_.,. ~"'
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NfWl)Ort Bt..c h e.bw lti.tnd
Ul-1400 '7Mttt
RESIOENflAl REAl ESTATE SERVICES
LMllU 12,111 ...
Thia eminent residence is customi-
zed for the professional family.
Built by a prominent builder for his
own home; it la in flawlesa condi-
tion. 5 BR, library, gourmet kit-
chen, formal dining room, inclu-
ding muter suite & maid'• quar-
t.era. In a moet desirable bayf.ront
location, with pier & slip for 70'
boat.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
For Sale by OwTl« 4 Br 2 , • I • I II r .. I ea. Dining rm. Family nn.
,..... Mesa North. 751-51~.
Beautifully turnlahed ex llWPllT lllllYS
qu111te 3 Bd cutl om TIWll•U
hOme In exclusive area ot Five new 3 bdrm 3 bath
Palm Springe. $30.000 condos Pluah darpela dwn or trade. OwlllW wt · • aubsidlze paymenta tor 1 drpa. 1talned glan. pvt
1475 000 Joye yarda, 2 ur gatage. 210
W a 11 i e • Re/ M a II 16th Piece 80% loan al • 12 'h% -owner will c:erry 631-1266 2nd ()( try equity tharing msT SILL program with no money
48r. 2,000 sq It. home down. John Ellol . Agt,
wllonnal dining & tamlly 831 -432 I weekdayt;
rm & more. $128,000. 873-3988 or 831-4509
Call now. 979-5370. weekend•.
l1IPI" ... Prim• Newport Beach
property. Guarded com
munity with recreallon
room. pool and apa. High
Haumable llrtt, lry low
down, OWT* will Uliat In
financing. ONLY S 108
000.
RCTaykxCo
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.ATTENTION VETS.
BRAND NEW CONDOS.
13 elegaint 2 BR 2'h ba
condos In pnme location.
Lge gourmet kitchen.
micro ovent, vaulted
celllngs. balconlea,
yards, 2 car garages.
pool & apa.. Bulldef glYel
xlnt ratH & terms. Sall
Sun 12·5. 831-819•.
wtldya, 850-9778. Evea,
75t-3297
Wll/IPMI
1WI 11&1111 --Spaclout new 3 bdrm. lnlM t12... den. 3 bath home. At-
Ju.t right for the young fordable. $16,000 oe>tlon
Hecutlve getting 1tar-lee. $1300/mo.
led. Moat lnexpenalve 141-2111
.... ,
Biii
.... IWM '111 ......................
lean l pretty 2 bdrm
home. patio. garage,
• •• &rthlr ...
8392 Tamani Dr Apt A
...........
Sharp 3 Bdr 2 Ba vlaw
hOmel Neat taKe & beech
c lub. Avail 1mmed
$1000/mo leaae on 1 yr
lae 8 other• to chooae
lrom.
iJ \\\lt"9brldqc
RulllJ
:)!t i 381111
111:Vlbn1•••• l'l.••.1,.,.,.
Univer.tty Park 2 bt. 2 ba.
alt garage Condo.
$660. 5~188 eves.
m.~.!!}!! .... !. ...
HOME FOR RENT
3 Bdrm $878' Fenced
yard & garage Kida &
peta welcome ~~2000 .
Agent. no lee
~.!¥.~ .. !.~!.
1350/mo. Dix moblle hm.
Mature adult•. no pett.
Quiet, ucure. t991
Newport Blvd &46-8373.
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Furn. Laguna Beach lu·
11ury atudk>, ac>a. Ba...,_
TV, aauna, maid ..W:.,
phones. $115/week.
~~-2227
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IUllBTIU
Available now. $300
week up Agent
675-8170
<>c.ntront wtdy 2 6 3 bt.
comp. turn·d. Oar. Avl
now. 640-4 78'
SUMMER
Studio Apt. Furn.
$500/mo. 97s--0679
~ stuOios one
n ""'°bedroom IPl't·
menls FU .. NllHEO
8IMI UNfU"NllMEO.
Oakwood also oflen
• All Ul.llil6al ,...
"lowr tct1
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• 11 Miiion In
Rea11M1 1
Ano Much More'
For ~ month or a hi•
""9 Models or-i. ~,.,,
9am to 8CJrn No gen.
condo In Orangetree. Aall for Lori. agt. AHume 10.8% roan w/1---------
low down. 83t·7310 Charmln9 3br/2ba. Al· aume $&8,000. S 105,000.
<>wner1111t 942.9112 li,_iiiiiii•iil-iiiiiiiirmii•iiiii-1
Atthlte<\a, deel111en,
plan..... .. Two Spet9
In Newport C•nter.
OM 11 2000 aq h and
-II 3000 IQ h. Very f1vorable ra&eel WIJ.
'JlMn Cow. 8roller
avall. M ay & June,
l &OO /mo. (July
M501-). 876-9867 c.....,., ""
Huntington e.ach
You are the winner ol
four free tk:kela ($38.00)
value to the ..... ,111&1
s-:Nfl Village Huntington 8eact1
Tueadey May 18 8.00pm
Wedneaday May ti
3 Br 2 Ba, lrg yard. prl-.
vacy. cloH to achoola.
ahoppjng. S750/mo Call
TR,\DI T 10\, \l
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'llLI" IUll 3 Bdrm 3 bath home In
excellent Huntington
Beach area Anumabl•
loans and owner will fur-
ther a11111 with 15%
down. $210.000 Call
Jackie Penney
142·1ZOO
J PETE BARRE TI REALTY
~ Canal front 4 Br. FM
.•....................
Exec. 4 bdrm. 2'h ba. lr-
vlna Terrace. Yr laaH
$1400 873-3100 $5000 down. 3 er. 2 Ba. land. Term1. $299.000. + Den. pool + 8ec:halOr Mr. Clatll 845-3370 aft
Unit. Monthly payment 8PM. C.11 .... ,IU
S 1800. Full price $ t59. k:Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii] •••••••••••••••••••••• 000 557-2783. Ill ....... ._.. IWm LJ91911U * New 3 Br. 3 Ba. Condo. .......-.... , Make Offer! North Udo $1500/mo. furnished. ..... MWI y owner. Drat lie price Complex.:t'Sty Ocean vu $ tOOO unlum. Mo. to Mo
•:30pm
Pettes muat be redff·
med before anow time
To clalm pa11e1. call
642-6678. a.xi. 272 Paa-
-moat be claimed by
May 1•. 1982
•• *
will get you a terrific tu eduction for lg• down-7 Office Sullee· Abo. rental lat. &. 111t. Su·
Shelter on great Income ayment 640-71>9<> 2 Newpor1 Lot...S85,000 perb locallon. neJtl to
property E .. lalde loea· 1---------e.cti. OWC. 831-4179 Shopping & ll'IHters
!Ion Ow!lef wlft trade or lfttrtllMe 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~8-4988 3 Bt 1 8&. latge yatd. re-aha re equity Call tor ADULT MOBILE HOME 11 _._ IWf -•---------r dee 1963 Continental
details. PARK on 1he Bay. 1 -• _. •u1U1• S750/mo. 559-5001 lll-1ll1 bd den 1 b ~000 Excellent bualness pro-,._j Jiff
l!lllll•• .. 111112 bdrm. 2'b :.8 ooo' 2: P9rtY wllh •tabllahed te-•••••••••••••••••••••• ... .. rm. 1 ... • ' 28 X bdrm. furn • S45.000. 2 na111a. OW help nnance. 3 3 br. 2 ba. newly dee Sunny 2 Br. a. lnl loc
bdrm $25,000. 300 E. unllt. potantlal to expand. CI o 1 • I o beach & nr SC Plaza. Open beam.
Cat Hwy Unll 113. New· SI , 176.000 r... achoOl1. Good neighbor· 1kylllea. lrplc. lg deck
831-2101 .
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OC-RENTALS
1-5br't $200 to $2000
750-3314 open 7-days
IA~
Heuport 8wft/No.
880 Irvine
111 161ftl
(714) 14S.t104
Pl•CllPOl1 8eech/So ..
170016th St
(Do\oe1 II llltl)
(714)142-6"3
Y-ly. ~ view, 2 er 1
Ba. Beaut furn . w/d.
gar $775/mo l ncld1
utHa 673-4132.
2 1tory, • + bdrma, 2 ---------
balha. llreplace, gorgeOl.lt
view. Pier and lllp. S3000
per mo. AYlll. Feb. 1. ~-" 11.nnJIA-4 ....................•.
675-3347 ~All HI HO'll ...... 984-3161 1pa. dbl gar I opener ,.,,,,., .i associated ltOMI' loo<. Aval!. now. $800/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••
C! w • • • .. • • .;
p 0 r 1 B •a ch . e k r . -hood. $975. 1 yr min over lusl'l landscp, pool/
~ -REAlESTATE ,,.,,,,. '144 979-3378 wkdya , 31 .. • •••
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IN SEAVIEW • • ... .,.. Tlv• Odrma. 1'A ba. For. s~ 2 81'. 2 ea. aplll ~~~~~~~~,--------. ~ .
T f .. _hill with f .. WestaldeH" a_~room, ... .... NEWPORT B"' .. CH LOT. !MM or ..... QC>I. $750 eve I. lrplc. micro. 3 .;.; ..,.., ~ ,,,, OC> o 1... or-rancher. aa '""""I)' a-"" 751•9905 decks. 1kyllle, open Exec 3br view home w/ •••••••••••••••••••••• view. thla 4 BR 3 ea home mlly room wllh large 3Br & den. 2.,.Ba. atal-near bay and ocean, beam. dbl gar/opener trplc +pool. only $825 Dix exec: 2 8t apt. ~
11 decofated lo perfection. brick llreplace. Sita on ned glau, 2 frplct, Sl .. ,000 or trade. Ownr . ...._, ,._j ,Ill Aval!. 5-24. $850/mo OC-RENTALS 150-3314 $875. 206'h PHrl. No
Guarded gate and onl tree adorned lot. S 129, aecurlty tytlern, R-2 '°'· 875-185-t :.:.-£.:.............. 9 7 9. 3 3 7 6 wk d y 1 . pets. •~19 000 900 _ _.._ wtll lo<* tall Can be 2 nltt Wiii trade R. ~"-........., 1 ..... .-Nwpt 8lulf1. 3 Br on ---------.., • . . _ a u . •---Ir ._ 1 8 """"""· .....,., ,_... 751-818' -.'wllndl. choice gr..-.belt. thlfP 2 bdrm apl. YHrly $700
lJ"'-ICilJt lt'()M t s ~~~;1. ~::~~· REAL-~0; ~~c~'Oo pr0r:;11; ~.ttm:!l.~ r,"!·.~~;~~':..~4 a.11 '"' s 1125. 844·5319. 221•1t eora1 Ave e1 s100. ~~A..t~·~·· .. ~c,,.~·;:~·e~7~Mooo~~~-~-~~--:::;;;F-1 6 7 3-eh 8. 3 7 11 s ... 8 UNITS COST A MESA. s 5 9 5 7 5 4 •• 1t 4 • 4 bdrm, 2'h bl ON THE WA TERI 2 13-39$-.3511 ~ Wiim ahore Dr. ~:i~1'!:. ~:kg~ po-&42-9057, Kate • ..,.,. lhler1 Great view ol boat1 & ..,..,
C.,UttlM lllmT &46-78e0 AOT S890 plus depotll. LH. bay! Brick flreplace, "9lalm ~ •--...&. JIJ R d I d M v d R .... 1 -I.IL BIO CANYON EXECUTIVE opl/trade. 1_.39'-3848 country kHehen. 1 Bdrm •••••••••••••••••~: -• emo e e Ha er • E ptlonat Nawport 4 -• HOME. View, privacy. 3 Bd & d h Penlnsula collage Aval-4BR. 2e•. yearl". Frplc • •••• •••••••••••••••••• T-Ptan. Sharp 3 Bdrm........ xc• r en 10-n ou•• b S875 c 11 " • .. rn, h d 4 AM 2 bdrma. 25•4 dn. or Hcurlly. Quality furnl· " · la le now. mo • bH-lnt. ft....,...,. etoee to· ladsllut..... kyllght• In fam rm and 8Hch neighbor oo . trade? PPLS ONLY. Mr. ah lnga. s2s·o'O/mo. Vac.nt. nu paint/carpet. 873-8550 .,..M.,,..
................ mHt•r ba. Hug• cul d• ~~!:~= Cropper Act 640-<'518 dbl gar. May go ,.... THE REAL ESTATERS ~1as!.:12ocean . B ric r
F tale 1 Unit 2t clot. OwMrt anxloua. • t 752•1920."493-3827 option. $750. Diana. agt 1---------• ---------« or....,· tiling $145 000 For an with plenty 01 room or .... • ............ 2br 1700 831-1286 UAll IPMI 2Br. 18a. bltnt, refrlg. 714-53t-80t0 t to ... C.. S..O..t151 pool. jaouZZI or adding on. _,.,..
C... "1 llM J == et11ry flnendng. lll IE.lB z~~ ~:= =~= 12fr~t~:yar~~=· 4 Br. ~n~t FH ~=;~f,•i/~YS=~go,:c~: ••••••••••••••••••,•••: -· IULn •• •• nrw wai---ont H~ Rltrt $eoo ~8733a on ~ 1 an d M r . c 1 • r 1c mature ttngle or couple. House on ~onle 2311 ..... -. ..., Wiiii ... " "''... 1850 A 8"'5--3370 Ah 9 873-8H9 ~ 752-8006 000. lot value. pr1n. only. Ila •111 San Clement• pride of Celt: 831-1400 d83•·1at12c..: ...... 11~0· .. n~· · · .-a911 ror Kathy -~Bk~r::._. ~(2~1~3)438-~~58!:2~3~·-~~~~!!'!!!'!~~~~I~~~~·~·~~~~ ownwahlp. Modem Spa.-I -""'· "-"'" ·-Wik to Bc:tt, 3 BR, 2 bl, 2 -•· · nlah atyle four unit ...... 11.JutdlW Beautlfully decorated up-car gar, fpc. patio. C... "1 llM Jiii * * * •u"-lfM aWPllf m1f apartment hout• with •••••••••••••••••••••• graded 3 Br 1pacloua Comm Pool. Ianni. $826 •••••••••••••••••••••• llela.... IMd JM -ooeen. hllla&golfOOUtM "--11 1111 famlly rm w/tlone trplc. mo. 980-t235, &42-89t5 ·Walk to pvt bHch, 2Br.
17822 San Oov9I •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 b vtaw. doee to ewrythlnQ, r:;;-;".;•••••••••••••••• trench doora. covered 18a. '11*:. lg petloJ.. encl Huntington 8eed'i OWNER DESPERATE Plan 4. 3 bdrm. a. only thrH yeart old. IDTILI patio. Ofeet fOf entert• CdM 38f vu tt300 ~age. grdnr. \;a~•
You are tn• winner 0 6Br beach giant, exec $200,000. ehowt Ille• new. S•ll•r Ywty.W~Wlnt•. 2, ~;8· Oarde
7
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lour hi tk:Utl (s:M.00 arH. U0.000 below • .... -" wllt help finance and 3. • 8dtma. . 566-034 E.8llblutf 38r. tt200 844_ nee. 833_2100 vellll to the ;::~~·J:~·~;o;w. !!.": ~Sis\2}00 mo. =.:rs.:::=: Jtllll ll&n • ... • ... 8lufft 381-famllY t1500 Cody -1..U t========I 4M-7218, 4tt-12te 1325,000 la way below ...... , TOWNHOUSE 2'A bl nr Ctllna Cove 3Bf '2000 --------Sedff vi.eg. ---------11---------1 ourrent r•placement II new. Prlv loc. All b~llt Baytld• Cova 2 'd•n ••It ......
Huntington 8Mc:tl For Cl...itled Ad You don't n..cl a gun to ooetll PAfNCIPALS -.. Ina, 2 c•r gar w\lh llec '2200ont S&Doclt 13260 3 bdrm , 2 ba, 2 ttory
Tueeday Mey 18 l :OOpm "°TION .. draw r1tt .. •hen~u ON\. YI C all owner IJM1TI openw. 1850. Avall ap-~_.... u--Rtt townhoute duplex. Wednuday May 1 Call a .......... an ad In IN (114....,.~.01..., -11111. Jctln Manhall, wn..-..ont ,....,,_ " ov.ttb.M patio. PflYat•
4·30pm Olly Piiot ,,_ ,._ -· Au\ 8'1·12'2 111·~ Jao. Ureplace, dtth·
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... at~. 4 • 2 ,. ·-~-Avall.1111712.M&Oyw t560 No -ta no -~ 14. 1812 ,,._;mi on P9nln. pant. -.-lea••· SK. d91). tHO. 144-fD ...... ' .,_.
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1&2·1414 (K48)
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ALLSTATE PAVING
8Mlcoe1Jng-Stttping
Aapelr'S Comm./Aeald.
Uo 1397382 845--8181
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For Ill you need 10 know
•bout bankruptcy, call
(714)835-9162
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MARINE SERVICES
Mechenlc:, paint. varnish
Teak , rub & wax .
645-9786
laJJftn •••....•••••...•.•.... ..........
Bulld•• Since 1947
Additions • Remodellng
Doors. windows. patio
COlllll'a. Free "'· Reaa. Lie:. #3109•2 ~9-2170
Find what you want In
Dally Piiot Claulfleds.
Cuatom Loi o.n..
Looking for a home bull
der? Pteue consider
Randell r:. Prealey Jr. & ~ed Wiison.
Pertc View HomM Inc.
el Toro O l e .
714-681-9780
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TH! HANDYMAN CAN •tlmetel. ~r/lmpOV9fMnt 720-4741.
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I call dOH It •II. R•I•. M2·2tt0 Don~ Hl.()148 HOUIEGLIANINO
VCPUU HANDYMAN 18 OUR IUllHUSI
Cerpentry • Aoollng 10 y,... Jan609'• Ragoedy
Plumbing. 91C 142-8013 AM 875-2514 • *.
•1rtet11 1111 K&D ~ Malnt. ..,.. ,,..,, fxpettlM HOUMltaeplng
IMH Dunn Or. RIVl!A ROCK • perfect Reaid/Comm. CIMl'l·up. •••••••••••••••••••••• We turnllh vecuum & Huntlno1on 9aed\ OV9t poof cMctc•. palloa, Lt H•ullnci. 548-2489 HARDWOOD FLOORS 1119P11M. Kilty 841-4910
You are tll• winner of w•lkwaye, driveways, Qerctentno Wanted dBeau1~ ~2 •881 Quellty HouHoleantng ~~':1::Ce4• (SSe.OO) *· te1•2371 Mowing, edging, reklng, an wu-. .... ... w/a peraonel touch. CM.
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Tueaday May 18 8:00c>m Free eat. Kevin tlTS-9088 LAWN CARE tge truck LowHI rate Tanya '83·2401
W d d M 19 Comm/,.., Nwp11CM Prompt Cell 759-1976. l!..-tet 8 n•::~ IY ORYWAWACOUSTIC Xlnl r..;.. WOl't Thank you, John. EXP. HOUSECLl!ANER
:tt'r.":.':••••••••••••••• PaHel must be redH· Repelra, new & old. 11 Onr/oPr Berry 645-7412 Rattabte, refs. Frff 111.
CUSTOM SPA OfCKS med before show time. ~exp. Bud 552-9582 ' DUMP JOBS Call 24 hrs, 955-2418.
P ..._ _ .. __ Llc'd THE OAASSHOPPER & Small Mov'-Jobs G 11 ...... ou-. . Toctalmpauea.call.,.~--· c ..... L .. , """ HOUSECLl!ANIN .
John or Rick 979-3218 842-6678. •Kl. 272. PH· ~............. ~~~ ~~&:,"'· Call MIKE 846-1391 Dependlbll, Hper, wlll
6 ,,.. •---' -muat be claimed by ELECTRICIAN-Priced ---------1H1ullng, grading. demoll· do g11aoea. welfa & win· mr..'.f!!l:~........ May 14, 1982 right, free .. um•t• on TllEI lion. Concrete & tree dowt. ate. Oen &48-8857
No Steam/No Sh1mpoo • • • large or small jobs. Topped/removed. Clean r emov-dump truck.
Stein Speelallst. Felt Lie. 396621. 673-0359 up, lawn renov, 751-34711 Oulok Mt'V. 642·7638
dry. Free •• ,. 839-1582 C..nt'C.•lttfe c HAULING & DUMP
Wiii clean your hou11 or
office. Etec .. painting, It
plumbfng. 548-9005
Crpl. ln.t.u/r--·r'""' ·~~!!,i_-M·::.::~.-B~!!~· LIC'O ELECTRI IAN •• ,,.i S.mm JOBS. Alk for Rendy, ....,., .. ...., VV'I,,.... _. .. 7 ~ Oual. work·Ren. rat" •••••••••••••••••••••• J,..1 ...... ,,, Flood damege. StMm Wells-Cust:work. UC. Free .. t. 831-5072 Tom Collage Studenta: wndw ____ 64_1_·'4_2_7 ___ ••••e:'l' •• "::'r:;; •••••••
Clng.554·8510. 973·8566 Res/oom Rob 547-2883 """ clnn ear waxing odd PROF SERVICE Raymond Jewelry. 389 E. TOP QUALi • • •· S' 17th, fl 18, C.M. (acroH EXCEL CARPET CARE c..11.,,.,, ,..,,,, ELECTRICAL WORK I 0 b. 6 • 2 • • 4 9 • Haullno . ylld c:IMnup lrom Ralph'•) 831-6105
Celt. uphol, 1181 rug •••••••••••'•••••••••• ..... ret... $3 t-5055 _64_5-_7_9_7_2_____ Oulcil & cleen. Free eat.
CINF nlng ~?5rk gu7at REMOOEL/AOO-Olc~S ELECTRICIAN. LI c ........ ___ 11_7_3_.-0648 ____ ••••••!(••••••••••••••
ree "' "'" -l77 l and Carpentry. L d. 233108-C· 10 Small •••••'""•••••••••••• • w•I•• BRICKWORK: Small jobs.
Shampoo & steem clean. 25 year•. Irwin 548-2719 fobs. Melnl & repair• Carpentry · MltOflfY •• ~~~~•••••••• Newport. Costa M ....
Color brighteners. wht Addition• & remod4'11ng. ~8-5203 Roofing • Plumbing Want • REALLY CLEAN Irvine. Rela. 1175-3175
crpll • 10 min. blHCh. bond a Cl St It e LI c Oryw911 • Stuc:c;o • l'lte HOUSE? Call Gingham Bry•nt'e Land~-..i,.,,. Hall, llvldln. rma $15: avg #202752 AESIO/COMM'UIND Remodel. J.B. 646-9990 Girl. FrM aat. 846-5123 -· ...._., . ..,
room 17.50; couch 110; J.G. Allen 494-1810 E~/;17~1m~1<>;:'6-~~k6 HOME IMPROVEMENT ROBIN·s CLEANING ~~=: :~=. ~~ •. c::
chr 115. Guar. ellm. pet REPAIR PLUMBING Service e thornunhfy O odor. Crpt repair. 15 yra Fine llnlahad carpentry. • c·lean hou·ae. ~:0-. na57 1101 & drtveweys. uar.
.lCP 00 Work my •• lt. remodeling epeclallat. f1ntJ11lrilt Heating, carpentry. elec. "'" ...,.. ue. & Ins. 538-0914 9587 R d 11 •••••••~•••••••••••••• tile Free eat. No Job too --------~ .Refs. 631-0t01 Lie. 41 · an 8 FORMICA COUNTERS small. 645-2811 SCRUB-A·OUB CONCRETE, Brickwork, 720-1260 Topa/C•~• refaced Prof. reu, rellable. Drain plt>ea, cleenup,
Clanllied Ada 842-5678 Sell Idle Item• 842-56711 Free est. 642-6357 Cluallled Ads 642-5678 1W11. JHl'I 631-5016 25 ~up. 538-2068
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·AIO MOVING· Palnllng/WeflOepertna Oulotc, Oatef\A a.Mee. Ouellty worll..r .... rtCe. ,,.. •Umllt ... 852-0410 UO'd. ~ 544-8090
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by Rtcl\erd 81nor. Lio. 2aoe.u. 13 vr• o1 h8PPY IOCal customen.
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ASA PAPERHANOING
7 yrt 10011 exp. Ouar.
work. Price• atert 11
'8troll. Alee 751-7027
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••BAYANT'S1t* W~lng Remove!
All typea. 842-1343 RHld/lndus/Comm't
Low rat••· Free eat.
876-71119 11!!!'1~ •••••••
PAINTER NEEDS Neat petohee & te.irtur"
WORKI 30 yrs exp, Intl f rH ttt. Hl-14"
Ext. Aeouttlc e.lllngt.1---------
0avls Peintlng tl47·5188 PLASTER PATCHING
INTll!XT PAINTING RHIUCCOI. lntlext. 30
Llc'd. Reis. FrM "' yrl. Neat. Paul 545-2977
848-1oe1 • 11 .. w .. .... ,....... a·i1·"'···Me:1iii
25 yr• exp. uc. 40!'941. -I l&Y Bonded. Ins. Reis. Color •-• e
expert. 963--0911 Dick 1MI ,_. •-..In
Top Quality. lo price, ••••••••••••'•-::r:; ••• prompt Ext & Int Spee-QUALITY comm/rH, 12
lllllt. Rea & Comm'I Free yrs exp. Repalr/remod Ht. 714-739--0708 Ref a Fiiter. heater & ---------1 SWMP Mia. 6734184 QUALITY PAINTING
10 yr• aervlnO 0 . c 1#/U•
Aeuonabte. 64S-5e84 ······'··············· HUBER ROOFING
Blahop & Son Pelntlng All types & Fireproofing
30 Yfl exp., BNch llH. New•Recover·Oeck•
Fr .. eat. 5.48-1029 Uc:. u 11802 548-9734
....., hl9llM: Lat>orlMatarlal Roofing
lnUext. Wayne -..-... All types. 10 ~ exp.
(IXOYE) 751·9103 lie. guer. Larry 642-8233
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FREE EST. 640-2092
TILE INST AllED
All IOnd•. ~antead.
Aefl John IMC)..t2 17
••AU TILE** Ouellty wOt1I 10 Y'• ••• per. George 831..S.C79
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Mo•t eubJacta. K-12 & college 25 yra. $5/hr.
Mr. Morgan, 845-5178
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Proleulonat Typing &
Bookk~. rrrt home Lynne 831-4'278 .
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20"-' MonthfV Otac:ount
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559-1302
WINDOW CLEANING 1 YRS IN AREA
842-~91845-7972
DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-longer-needed items for cash.
If It doesn't sell, we'll run it another 3
days FREE. One Item per ad, must be priced.
Sorry, n~ real estate or cQmmerclal ads.
Call today for full details.
OLLARS 3 3DAYS
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CLASSIFIEDS642-•5678 (~. Eatn IMa 11.00)
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1525-$800/mo. 2 Br. 1•;, tral heating, garage. Toro. New, dh1 I br. 1 home. 1br, quiet. WIO. 673-1729 reu 673..e732 714164~ cpta. F&R drs. O/H dr, ••• ~;;e:. ••••••••
Ba. TownhouM. all built· stove, carpeta. drapes ba condo Parklike Ml· pat I o . S 3 3 5 I mo Roo 111 crHt"'9 peo-Jalutrhl Jnt.JfJ# top cond. Frwy <:10111 Art, Needlework. Trim &
Ina. beleony, laundry rm. No pets. Children, water-ting. water orlenwted. 64&-6333 ¥.'.'!}!,.'!.'.'!!~ ... !.{!f pie ~lent~ prof. pref•· Consultant In Irvine hH ...................... 1385. 1000 sq. It 1295 ~·~~_:~ex:-.
covered parking Nice beds $450 + security tennis, pool. spa tr llll l .. •-t red 10 stir 2 Br wlstudy. large office to share. -IMI! lfFIOE 0/H dr. toilet & b11ln, S location deposit 548-5442 or pd S500. 855-1525. PARK NEWPORT .. .._ 1 11 I $265/ Near Airport Reu nu._. atorage loft 675-6251 67 5-H9 l Tu8I· at 770-5629 10-5PM APARTMENTS Reu Weelily Rates u Y urn • mo. terms Cell 752-01845 WarehouH •P•ce with 1---=-------1 t0-5 30 TSL Mgmt 642-1603 Kitchenettes. Phones C M 5115. Debra. carpets, drpa. & wet feta.. f JSf _Ol.:..:V.:..0.:..R..:..C_E_S_A_L_E_-Cer __ a_m_lc_ •uliaffn COUNTRY CLUB LIVING "Z" cnanoel MOViea 548-3981. 55&-6604 CdM dtx IUlte, AJC, ample bars. 700 to 3200 sq ft •••••••••••••••••••••• Cr at• Buslneu. com· ........ ,.u IN NEWPORT BEACH s d I 1967 N F k pttg, utll pd. 2855 E. Cat Me .. lndustrt•I park, .,, ft werehouse. 30c • lle8tiBJIU ~•u ...,. Jlfl A deluxe community on an P per. ew-•male. non •mo er. ...., plate, Ideal !Of couple, g ..... tS •••••••••••••••••••••• the Beck Bey Club hou· port 2~ to there 2 bdrm. 2 Hwy. 87~ 711 W. 17th St .. P.clflc II. all or part. 17th & will train Potential 01 IPAIMill TIWIUl•I THE WHIFFLETREE 1·2·3 M & spa, 7 pools:ti 1.,,. Bl CostaM8S1645-9t37 ba Laguna Beach apt EXECUTIVE OFFICE Bal-Bluff lnduatri al Park, 1_Pomona. ___ 63_l_-0_8_7_1_-1 l•OK this yr . Sac $3,
BHutlfully landscaped New Condo for rant. 2 Bdrm. Apte Gym, Spa, nis courts.; close to bu•I· Sfll AU lfllL ~tuh'H<>e.en ..... )' .. ~· S375 & boa Penn 525 ft. $400 ~2~l1 ~~~;et..111 · The fastest draw In the 000 631-66H
garden apts. Pool & Spa. Br 2'"' Ba. $705/mo. Obi saur;:e ~· tennis. etc neu & shopping. Wkly rental• now avail. n • ..... ...,.,.. mo. Pr Iv B •. A IC. west. .• Dally Piiot
Covered park In~ Heat ger, llreplec.. pool. spa. 846-1 S 105 & up Cot or TV. BAYFAONT: Female for 857-8111. 875-3800. SELL Idle Items with a Clasalfled Ad. Cell Today Have something to Mii?
paid. No pets. 666 W. 18th. 645-2739 Deluxe poolside. xtra lat· Unfurnished studlOS, I & PhonH In room 22H Balboa Island 3 Br. 2 Ba. 551~ Dally Pltot Clualfled Ad. 642-5678. CIUaJlled ads do It well
Bachelor $395 ge 2br, 2ba, bltns, 2 br. apartments. town-N-port Blvd CM. 1350/mo +.,., utlls. Costa M ... 250 al. aulte 1,=~::~::~~::~::~==!!=~=:=~=:==~!i!~i!i 1Br $440-$455 Large1bt,pool,qulet,no dswhr, 1'h mtlesbeach houses &46-7445 Bryan 873-1388 or 1175mo.Utlllnctd.779 I
2250 Vanguard 540-9626 pets. S370. Adults. no pell 1500mo $540-$1000 850-132•. w 191h St. 851·8928
1450/mo. 2 Br 1•1. B• 646-7319 or 673--0884 536-8362 I•-« laW1 '"'
1 b I ti •Several 1tud101 & 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Exec conc:k>. C1 ot •eoklnd, Prime olflce space. Co· •P ·• a cony. pa o. El Side 2br. I b•. $500; 2 Br I Ba nr Beach & bdrm units are lumilhed UfflllT CdM 1 blk hlne Ye. rona cMI Mer. $450/mo.
laundry rm. carport lbr. 1ba. $400 No pe1S Slater, encltd gar $485 with line designer lurn1· • bd • b th d 2 sty, lrplc, 2 br. 2 ba. 675-9510 ~~J~~'. Cal~-~ 845-916 1, 752-0911 MJ ~!1"pe10ta76&41·9348 days, ture& acceuories Mova b r~. • &· 1~•n 1Y very pvt 2 patios. gar
---"------iE SIDE-3Br. 2ea. oaraoe . .....,. eves In today or reserve lor s:~to io~'!~gust~:111 ~21;1 r1~;'::,,.:_~w. 1.0. lllNIT
children OK. no pets AllmTM APTI sommer month• Smartly Grundy. Rttr. 675-6161. vr• Office apace available. &•~tfi:-a-1 S625 mo +sec dep. re-S lurnlshed models open Resp fem. non-smkr shr 55clsq ft. 966-0122 Wwt:9 -=-.-lundabll. Avail May 1 Near beach p1clou1 dally 2 bdrm turn condo, CM. w 1•1 m •. u 11 r a C M FUllLY IPTI.-6'16-9596 quiet 2 Br 1 ~Ba Avatt 8119 thru 8/21. Olllce epaca available. Townhouse $495/mo 0 J bot Rd $55-0 mo. 541-5419 twnlhe nr bct1 No pe1a. 85c to $1 00 per loot In Beautiful garden apt• 2 bdrm, fenced, quiet. 960-8656. n am " · 81 1290. 842-2897 Cannery VIiiage Burr Patloaldecka. Heat paid. cul-de-sac. Garage $495 San Joaquin Hl\11 Rd. Np! Bch baylront wl docit. Young prof (M/F) to shr While Rltr. 875-4830
No pets. Children wel· mo Eves 714•594_1861 3 br CO(ldO wlpool. 2 ml. 644-1900 sips 8-10. $1750 pr wk. lovefly 3 BR Turtlerock 1---------1 come. · to beach. avail now Nr NHYC 675 2355 Psycho-therapy office
2 .... 2 °-1535 2 bt, 1'111 ba. 810 Joann St. $600 559-8861 wknd/ •--CJ-••,_ ••11 · · · hme wteoupte Pvt bath, avell. Npt Bch. 355 Pia-... .... _. -•• -675-7671 ofc, tennis, pool&. I"• 3 Br 2 Ba. $800 Adult• pref. Small dog evs •••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 • centla Ave. 309. 1 blk
3"• w wu...-ok •~75 846-5'3e Studio apt. ocean view, Month of August yard. A v al I Im med. from.,....,. 631-0484
•0 • .....,n · -· 1 br condo. $450 VIiia utll lnerd. S375 mo. 332 Udo tbt, oen $2000 553-1539. u6I for Oaty ,._,,
63 l-5583 or 642-3708 2Br, new Int, fnc:d yd, ga-Wernet (213) 832-6404. Encino In San Clemente BeaconBay. 3t>r 12500 F to ahr pvt, beeut. 3 br. 2 Office In CdM, 2nd atory -. .... llOYl rage. 2229 Ru~era Or. (213) 592-1801 Chris <-1he Mgr Apt CJ CdM. beaut 5bt S3000 b• duplex w/ume. 2 welk-up. OcHn view.
S3e5-$475/mo. I & 2 Br $465 mo. <213> 7S-e132 2Br. 1'-'1Ba, S375 + $375 Adult Studio. stove. re· W.OcMnlrnt. 3br S4500 blka from bHch. CdM. ~~·~d~~~7t~;:nng.
apts. new carpet. patio&, 2 Br 1 Ba new c:.tpe1 & dep, gu pd, nr BHch frlge. utlts 1260/mo Waterfront Homes Rltrs S375 + '"' U111• 873-3585 1---------1
catport• Cat OK. paint SSOOtmo Blvd & MacFadden. $510 move In. 498-8452. Call. 531•1400 . M Tm WITD
TSL Mgmt &42·1603 Brok• 851-8800. quiet. no pell 893-4894 Leguna Buch Oceanfront c,,.,,.. /«lat f j lf Dix. exec solte. 2.012 aq ~---:~--:::------1---------1---------12 Br. large duplex with 1 d 1500 ••••A•••••••••••••••• Roomy 3 Br. Townhoua.e S harp 2 BR 2 Ba. lge lrrblt 3144 view deck. 1 block from urn co~ o ._4 per Garage. amen double. f.I ft, lnel'g. 2 uec. ofca., 5
apt In quiet adult com-rooms, all bltns Incl OIW, •••••••••••••••••••••• beach. s6751mo. Mon· week 71 -49 719 Side Costa Meu. ato-partloned sub-oles. lg.
plu. Newly decorated. gar. No Costa Mesa nr New 1 br apt tor lane. Fri. 599-0821. Evea & Vltltlt• lnldifZH,_raoe __ on_ty_._s_1_5_. _64_5_-_1_11_1_1 ~~,,P·t~~. ~~d~~~ ~~
llreptace. enclsd patio & McOonalds. 1525 mo. many extra•. 11150. Wknds ~-4025 •••••••••••••••••••••• garage Sony. no peta. Cati fii40· I 158. ask tor Jo an n a 9 5 5 • I 8 3 3 . OCEANFRONT 2 & • Br. Olll• Int.I Hll decoration style, beaut.
$600 Mo 645-338 I or Larry or Pam 536-,8720 S.. J•u Avail. now. Weekly thru ••••••••••••••··~··••• In appearance. In loc.
_ll_7_s._5_9_4_9_. -----iBEAUTIFUL 3 Br Meu 2 Br, 1 v. b• upgraded ~-'1tru1 3111 summer. 673·7873· ci~·r! ~"=i.3::6o~~: ~rr"c'~~: ~:~in~•ardo~~
$500/mo. 2 8r. 1 Ba. up. Verde twnhome type. CONDO. Northwood. ••••X:'••••••••••••••• Indian Wella Villa furn 3 ~5 49<4-3803 642·4~ per apt., enc:lld garage. 11100 sq It Lge patio, 1725 mo. Avail. 71 t . Trl-Ptex, large 2 Br 1 Ba BR 3 Ba ' • ' •
balcony/patio. laundry trplc. anclosed gar. No 731-~23. yard, quiet erea. 1460. 'c 111 7'14-<&4<>-554a 11117 Weatcllff. N.B. Want mfl 911&
rm Aval! 5-5. pets 11150. 3094 Mace tle1·1827. llnanclal lnet 7000•.f. 1 & 2 room otflcee from
TSL Mgml 642-1603 Ave 548-40111 i-. .. ,,.,. "" ... ,.i, ,. lhn ,,,, I. I 110 0 r Ag. n t 1205. Utll. Included. _________ , ::1'::::-............... ,..,. b• ,. •••••••••••••••••••••• 541-5032 RMlonotnk:a 175-1700
1 Br. + E.li<le. 111 & last Lg 3 bdrm, 2 be, new cpt •••••••••••••••.••••••• Male needed to share ---------t~====-:.:...::.....:.:..:.:..1 + H curtty. 1500. Call and drpa, carport. NHr Studio: V. blk from main IAOl U Y t>eeYtllut Cof'ona del M11 1-... mtD 258 aq.ft. Oowr, Newpof1
64M388 OCC. no pet s. 1550 beach 13'85. Utlt Incl. Deluxe t Br. ALL ullllt .. home. S285/mon1h plu• .... IT BHch. Choice patio 1~251mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. 751-3896 Good kltch 49-4-3044 paid. Pool, rec room utlllllH. Cell right nowt tocellon, f308 mo.
t story, shag. drapes. 2 Br. Townhouse. ,,..., Ba. ......., 20102 Birch St . .lull off 84G-6479. :::~.~;,~~:~!,~~~~·:. 631-1094 ~frplc. dlw, beamed No pets. $460/mo. 755 Moat elegant apt. bldg. ~'::,~,n~~e;:r~1:::~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil cretarlal. recept1onlst, l-wiiiiaiiyimiii1miiiiii"imiiihi1ll --'Y•· garage. W 18th. St. 646-9507. In Laguna BHch, flnHt Apt.'· ROOMllTE telephone 1n1 & more. ....._., .. Wll LWel
TSL Mgmt 642-1803 Clean, quiet 2 BR l 'h ba, toc:atlon In town, breath· Oles from '438 mo. On--
•2 Br 1 be MeH verde patio, no pet•. 1485. taking vtewt. all bult-lns. FllDERS call ofce 1165 mo. THE ~~~;;':
upper New decor. No 548-4606 ~:;!~~l~~~:o~u~;.::~ A,,,,_D.'~"_11nl'!,,," Oldelt & largest agenoy. ~~~~~R~~': .. ~:j cr etartal eervlce. ::J.~9?:r. l 500l mo. So. CoHt Plaza 2 BR 1 only.$850&up 330Cllff II .,... • All client• screened with envi ronment. (714) S5254e60.2roomMllte, ---------1 be. lge patio, lull sec. Or. 494-8083. •••••••••••••••••••••• photoa & refer9nCM. 851-0ell $1115. 676-9400
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Cperportk, poot7"'2• epe.5a $875. water. N o fee. Agt. ··._,•••• ..... •••••••••"'•••'• Ill-Good.Morning~ 51210 •q.;.7ft5. IB11.r~OhpeNr sBq. Airport, 4800 lq ft bktg. et o . ~ • v22 or 957-0222 • ;.-;m • .. 11111 The Tomcwrow Q<..,.., • :J. y •• • • f
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---------12 Br 2 Ba, patio, carpon, Ilk• new. $550 mo. Cell New 1&2 bdrm. luxury clients wtlo rlMd 1 pMice. _ 200AMP 3 Ph•M0o311•·
•3br, rw S.C. Plez.a, S.A. no pet• $450/mo. Avell Richard: 2 13·830·2323: apt• tn 14 plane. 1 Bdrm •WfMT M1·1• tentead tenant 1• lq
Oar. pool, •P•· 1750. 5/17 548-8875 213-823-7854 from $515, 2 bdrm from ft. Flnanc*la. 98'ow mkt.
Chtld ok. 752-5822 or d 28r 1 .. _ Ink" ..... ., _ _. 1570, TownhouH from By°"'*~
841-1480. 1 bdrm duplex, yar 1-• g• .... Ml "''· '"'"'' *840 + "OOll. tennla. M ... to •hr wl2 fem, 8'>tlO 1-liiiWieliii•'i•iii-iiill ---------• rage, tmeil pe1 ok. $400. patio & gar. 1635, no • ,. ., E•ll•ld• 2 BR, sm yard. mo. 540-7998. pets. 842·2134 weterfetfa. pondal OH Newport Shor• home. 2 ~ •''Tum K~ Offtee'' 13to. option et ettaeh gar. for cool!lng & hHtlng room• avall. May 15. .I'~.....,.. •"Bfancfl~' omoe 176.
S05/mo. 900 sq.fl. STUNNING 1::1.• 1 br NO FEEi Apt. a Condo paid. From Sen Otego Aendy, 8-5. 752..()851 ~=-• •8emtner/Mtg .-ooml ~ ~~t= P . 710 W. rentell. VIiia Aen1all. FerwyhdtlvM• FNodrdth on Oceenlront, M/F nonamkr ./t• ....,__ hourly.
1 .. I .. e.. · 67M912 Brok.-. HC to e 8 en to ahr 2 br, 1 bl hOUH, ./,.,._ •Typing, melllng a ,
• 3 bdrm apt. 22N Cen)ion 8 • • w 1 n d V 111 • g • $440 & 'A utlll 1173-.8184 ~ -"*"'·
N•wly decor. OH pd. Drive. lmmed. occ. • • • C714~1N. • C. fodnflO 751-MOI. encl g•r. dwtl\r, pool. s495/mo. Call Ruu. "-t ~ .. -. AHP. CIHn, non smkr,
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2_11d • • • ••.;0~1 work In th• Newport union. Apply In per1on 1179-0747 all tOAM for linen. 1170. TV Jonn'• 848-1790 •tflllH llkn llll M0.000·'~* fuuy H#bot.,.. In comm.II'-M·W·' t-111m: Anlmat _IPP __ 1. _______ 1 ___ ...,. __ 54_9-_3_S_73 ___ 1B••ut1tu1 25" colot con-••••••••••••••••••••••
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I• NIV IAVINQI. '1r9"t: I .. ,JC?!4N AT FOt ~D 11 h lent wage and benefit•. Hit •tJrter •nd • hard neu aooountt for Id· 4. days per week. Non-Swedllh •molted g1111 •tend •v•ll 873-7248 ...,.ttH · · " -.•mmo ,, w •1 RDAOf' .. lolbl. Hlwpon worker. PleHe call me vartltlng. Mon-Fri , 1mokar. NEWPORT SE-dinette Ht, cane bac1t1---------· #1l•1q1ln/
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St0,000·1100,000 + °' HHdeome t-'t•lllgent NHdt machine opera-Oftlot. pa.ranee & OOod lcietllng •• ':~~~•••••••••• sofa & lovueet. orig 1#.na.I HI 4500 ml 311 mo, warr locat.c,;rdenttel TD'•· 301•h llluilneum•n tort fOf '*'1mlr. llfglf, LEO HANNA MMntltl Apply Penny-... ,,.. "" 11300 HO $450 8d •••••••••••••••••••••• 12.39S call 848-4829 ~ llllov! :tl~I~ ..... etnc.ere 1lender ~-:~::o:~e~~p;r~:~oc~ SA. VICE PRESIDENT 11ver, 1f90 Placentia, •••~~••••••••••••• near • n e ~. I 4 0 0' t:· Gla~per rPHd hul ·77 Yamaha 71SOCC. shalt
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-·-,._, P/T 11111. Mon/Fri.• Receptlonltt nHded, 2 Tel•phone tollcltor. no chf. l3.200. 5-49-3 152 tbl• w/wall unlll, 1775. •--.. , _o_ooo __ c_o_n_d ____ _ ~ f'mlf ..._, lfll Good driving record, PM/12 Mlulon \lleJo yw1 tYDtno ~. Hper. nec.11-5, Tuea -'.-1141,,, alf wfM MCI. 850-1880. 1-11, .. 111•1 79 Su1uk1 RM 125 Dirt ... Mt• r;:e'".":"................ Clue 2 lie., work with ., ... '4/hr 541431t ··-lllnl .. ,.. on telephone. ttwu Fri. Gd. co. l>en9flta. :rr. ............ ~ .. Elegant unuMd sol•b•d r..1 .. 1.1 HJ Bike. good cond . ssoo ••••••• .. •••• .. ••u."r.' ..... Am a fOf 1 ticket, tll tldert'J. CdM. 758-t471. '«I~ Submit r .. ume to Ma· Apply In perton: 1880 HARBOR AREA mint cond orig $850• •••";l••"tt•••••••••••• film 845--0490 WIDOW HAS• •0t TO'• Slit. WOfttl uc> to $2700, ...._ ....___ ~ • •••• -llY rlo'• Con11ruct1on 111e.. Placentia. C.M. I APPLIANCE SERVICE uc $400 S50-fSeo • OLD EVINAUDE R6 L.CHIM, 111< Up. No N00/080. 975-8740 --. _. _. -.--• 27815 Forb .. Rd. l•· . Wa Mii recond., gu111. · · 15 HP, $400/or 011 otr !973 Vespa Relly. bllck.
·•Credit Ctl~k. No Pen· 40 hrs, no evenings. Sa-needed for buly generlll guna Nlguel, 112677. Security Ouard. Appllc•-1 IP9(lencea. S..t-3077 Sota Sieeper $05. Brown I 875-4784 w1~w751nd01h80*!1~.,X~n.' ... 9cond alty. Oennfaon AHoc. °v'rrllttf luy commenturata on practice In Hunt Bch. PlaMe no Oll'I. Ilona being teken for tonH good cond Cell • .,..,....._, 673-1311 ~ ............... eiu>ertence. Laguna Hiiia Salf-llar1ar, 3 yr1 legal Cllrt1Uart 8Chool. Ref'a,R•frlg. $225. Wuhar. Lllllan'75t _4074 Eves & 1978 Metcury Outboard, KZ30 ..... .... 1111 76S-378.4 Mlfll lllp. Pf9fWrecl. 8"7·0041 •10111•11 r~. 1M35 Brookllurtt, Dryer, Olthwuhtr 1125 Wknda v 80HP, lo hr•. s 1.800 ·~10 ~·;a~ u II 5; :~·
I ... _., fldl~!!"', .... T 11 COMPA;:ION.Aio;:·~~: Entry level accountant. LIFE GUARDS 14.78 hr. lmlcm_edla~lng.~ ~. · 982"3312 , .... 548-68-4& KINGS;ZE Firm bad & 542--0053 all &PM St6001offtlf 751-4268.
""'' _,,.., rv tu•• woman. No llva In, deg r • • r • q u Ir ad· Swim lnttructora, $11.llO ot C8t' .. ..,...oom. ,_ SEWlNO MACHINE I llY ~ frame xlnt cond s t50 IHl1 ln1fl ~ I( I( $00 '82 1 Offd2nd 1• ~'!!.'°111 ... "..0 1•, ....: heavy lltwk, full or accounting or related. hf. Call 868-031 t appearance euentlal. OPERATORS ' LAI 9S7·1t33 857..e734 •••··'•••••••••••~• ·~~•,wt .. ~ 1· 1 4c• e 1 Of _....; ln "''toeo-• .., N Heavy pllon ... llgll1 ty-E11perlenced. quellty 24' Seebl rd Sword Ii ah ..,,...a e . ....,an. 11 re-UI °' ~ fMt P9r1dine.145-7470 o expar. nec1111ry. Loen Proceuor. Clpablt I A I I Ref~ Ilk liable meny elllrts action I Contaot Jo""n y ... ,._ _......._..-•A ~·Id Salery nagotlable. Non-to run 1 f:' o ....... Mu11 ping. pp1y n pa,.on minded. 1kneflt1. Piece r ltc>f •new. auto .,, ... "11 IHI bo11 & lrlr Compl rig-make' 6 t t er R I ck
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..._ hp. only. 8·4 •lllft. Sepl. Sen. el. tl.zen1 Wei· S'° c't" •·TI' 10A k eccuraey. relleblllty, per-)'OU would probaby pro-point gH drytlf, Meytag w/lland $160 840-8777 Crsr, 11ern rm. 31', 1wn •5!7e_1S8!5550 /besl olr
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.. 11 .. r+o •A-Oenarel office. Heavy, _ca1_11_1 _______ 1 P••ranca •mull. Full ue ... 548-8&72 lft n 1 $38.500 73 1 ·4332 .. 1111 B••••, •,11,1
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McOonaJd'a Stemri• ~· No otfler need ap. IS.00 hr. Certified AP· X-ray cart req'd (MS) 55e-04e0 g,.30-1•00 ;· ~ 1~ 'JMfl of~· troettr ... auto Ice maker $2825 eppralaed. mull lllMll IPfOW. ••• ~!t.~!!!!f! ..•....• -anted. 702•70 ... _7 5• • 1-4 Mon M-F. 382 pUanoa. 842-0240 Fie• llra. i:J1-'420 · • · · Ht, onHt •n •· S560. 846-1749 • a e 11 , S 1 2 5 o IO B O . C c . RENT 26 11 motor home .. • 'nird 11 Laguna Beactl ~ypllt pendebia. • 557•9978 22" hros rall 58 Ma·
Reward. Hl-177' Ht.. · ........ ..... AHldentlal r .. 1 .. tat• 3. wor11 attar achool and SMta 15/3 cu 11 Froelleu !'log hull Every opllon Sips 8 ~1l.~ed
17. l•'ilil!!.-"IO~lltillk~lfl .. rl being ... ~ Must be nMt end able to MISES AEES omce,,.."" opening fOf SeWtdeye. upright freezer. xlnt .,.. Cl diamond pendan•.1 Great cond Dependab ..
Pet Ownar'e.wlll place -"" , .. , QU8111, ...,,.,.. wor1I with pubic. Ol.IUea flip. In G«latlc nuralng 1 a well groomed peflo-CALL TOOAYI cond S275 548-2887 •ft mu1t sell 1h11 week, •P· 6 cyl lnbrd 180 hip Hl!f· 24 72 Cius A W1nn1e
your pet In a l'lofN lllNle ... delllery dtlYer. O#TI I nelude regleterlng must. Only dedicated. neble tndnM preferred 537·5113e or 53t-5257 .. PM praised S 1325 -$500 cutes eng Full 1ns1ru-)( 1n1 con d S 8 9 5 o
)'OU !~tlon, no caon. tran1portatlon, tele-~uesta ln very t1u9Y RV kwl need Call SYun 831-0213 · SAM to IOPM Admiral 111 cu ft frost-tree OBO Pertec;1 Mother's mentallon and radt0 plus 540-1542 or 546-9460
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!tar.,...._ l~lf Fri t :30-9AM only. • rt-...... Int. program Call· RecfMtlOn """""· ..-• . ,..,.., 675-7474 •••••••~•••••••••••••• -' •••1~-. _.,, .. -1424044 PIT ... 1 •ew Llatt1~ ~ 646-7808 •••••••••••••••••••••• Ten1 1ra1ler 1amlly srze. •• ···-·---• -..... 1111 ·--..,Ir • ..._.. ---..... c s 1---------.i -• 1-Nur-.. -.,-.,--------Super p/tlma pol. lor _, }'art time, 3 10 t lhltt. ~ 11,_ Home omputar. Te11as 4 GLA PAR wllrlr & ·79 good cond1llon 101s 01
SSE.MILERS. We wlll .. • • y·~ •-a • __.. -outgoing peraonl Tiii• Wiii train. • -lnttniments, 911{4A, MW, elec: Evrn t511p St 195 room and 9Jllr&S (low treln. Apply 7AM, Mac-- ---• •••••••••••••• 1330 1-452-8 t&s Gan. W 11 Mii ,._ 675-tOSO "'~61 997-867n ,,y poe.leltoneofourterp 142-3013 Peugeo t PBN 10. 12 · -• 1 ....... ....~ • =:.:.. ~~·w:_:s 1 I GENERAL C>Ffq. I ~~:~l~~~B'~~ apt. complex• In lrvlne, --eoeecs. 24" trame, pearl OLD SLOT MACHINE 78 27'"' It BAYLINER I A•I• •-m··1, .... ,. nturance ag ncy n -.. • ,,, .... ,..... ... 1upervl1lng chlldren & ~ whit• w/acces. $225 '°' ..... ·v1c1or11 .. Fly bridge - • r-lilWf Cotta Mesa hu opening Bay.,.... Good wortllng IHn recr11t1onel tune· --·-8«-52511 673-2534 tl lo 5pm VHF radio. bail 11nk I Aeen11rin HOO
2 for energatle peraon to condltlooe. 549-3081. tlon1. Oreat job for col-Wont In the~•· depthlinder. oulrrggers. •••••••••••••••••••••• n••ded for 7 yr Old handle variety of offloa PACKAGING & Stodl Rm. 1age lludenl. Houn: Two ting apptt tor my Nwpt l8'1'btf C 0 MP LET E H 0 BB V wllh tredet 122.000 UTE BODY WORK &
au.drlpleglc mate In dutlet. Mutt bt '"PO"· FIT In Santi Ana. Tral-8 hr. daye & 3 atlernoona. Bch ofc. for 1 maj« ~ •,£-t,t, •iazf PRINT SHOP S250 fl.46•2843 pa1n1/up lo 50% off your
__ .M_._LN1 __ 1n_. 645-0e6 ___ 1-i t ibia & wllllng to l11rn. nM OK 3031 8 Oek Pleue contact: tel. Hriy-commlHlon ••• ':f.~ ••••• ~·.. Phone 673-4855 body sriop est 536-9832 ,
8ABV81TTER/HOUSE-knowtedge of mlcfo-lilm . ' " Suzanne HelN or Sale or trade for .,,.,,,,...,,... helpful. Paid compal\y S.A. Tll -.. bonue. 833•374o 111 .. llt/n Oouole crypt. West· poc1tu1pruck, 1611 Tro-hull '14 Clm 211 Hciet. ' ~.-1;n, 5 dyl. I~. 2 r F 1PM Red-ood 2118 decking, minster Memonal Park, $65 631 _2589 cfllldran. S110 wk.+ ben11t1. or appt call toe1 CemelDac:tt St, ~.__ velue 11700 Asking walk lhru. very good room & board. 842-9822 George. 549-8909 Plrt n.. hit. Newport 8Mcfl Tlllf••s ......, 4-20· """":"'°redwood S 1400. Cell An1wer Ad cond S 1· IOO ... tm.S'f Teleptione order clerk. 7t4-T20<2e76 Wont your own hfl. from fencing. low11t price "574 6.42_4300. 24 hrs 556-t233 or 993-9748
, H•IP ua conduct a P..ro-EOE. MIF 3 pm to 8 pm , Mon-guar. Jim or Ken any----------21' C"'..tt 'II e ...
Newp9rt men ' Hlon. motion for 11111 ar .. • fl-~~~~· ~·~~~~~ Thur• & 811. am. !Earn time, 846-9885. • • • ... , .,.. Must have local 16110-nett n•mpaper. Mon thN :;,o '4 per lw & borlUe oi.---'·• ...... GOO<I tunning condllion
IA8Y8ITTEA wanted In wino. 75% comm . Fri. 5:30PM% 9:30PM. Ruby'• Sandwich Shop vlng preaentatlon: no C.-11' -...,.. Twin V8'• Wood Hull
MY H.8. home for new 846-2716 Sal. morning• 9:30 to help needed, appllC•· "Ul':Y' Gd. phone p•r-LsJ.-Mtf "" 17420 Sanll Lucia Sleeps 4 Newport slip
Baby11tter needed. my
home, June 1, Referen-
eet 631-1985. Maogle
.._&5 _.......,.PIT 130 tlone&-5PM CM 1873 It 'd C II • ::1 ae.••• •• • FounlalnValley Ask1ngSt1,500 Will _.. "I',._""''' , ..... •u-: • ,_...._, & 1 · .~ ... · tone 'I req · • : ••• • • •• •• • ••• You ere the winner of consider 1rade1 S'"'IP-....,.. tlra. •4 0360 _. 184.00 a wffk to ttart. .._.. 1 tll . ..,..,... 1100 Oebtlla, 142·t470 New VMtar enlarger & " ~~~~~~~~~.J Full time. hp. pref'd . lent. $299. Allk for &Ian four free lldlet• (136 00) PER VS 673-5200
BABYSITTER. M/W/F. Cr~arct.ara, 3107 ~~~hare In SAL.ES/DECORATOR YUWL...., It nMlllt. value to lhe --------
a»6:tO, 2 yr. old~· e. ~Hwy. CdM ~~·-o:'"'J" _.._ Mull be creative, 111f-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ..... YllUI Partner wanted 25' Skip----------• mv CdM 110,. •• "•f'a.---------'"""'' -·~._ •....--mouvated, & love peo-Mln.3ynui>.comm'I.& ~"..... 1ac11 Express C11i1n ,,_,' li--J ..w M4 1514...,... EARING AID ti It. phOne pie. heel. commla.lion, 119C. Sabr'I trained Har-lllllM H ~·ff v·~~ Cru1aet $2200 down+ ••ii•ii•ii•i••ii•ii•.....:;:o.ii.i••iiiii-i•ii~ii.i•i•ittliiiiiiiniii:.:i;7iiiiff~r.i~ wolca. Cell aft t.1)0. Rult>M houri. will ttaln. bor Travel, 8 7 5-t 311. T· -~t~lon ....-.8 OOpmh s l 300/mo ,~Id• H H IOOf(KEEPEJVOfflCE .... 111 .. sl t It Manegeinen1 Opportunl-...._l4f1 ...,. Sten yOl.lr darlrroom to-_..y ... ay 1 8 slip Days 669-0500
Growing Cott• Mat• ... .._ ----------1 d9Y1 With• a.... 23Cll Wednudey Mey t9 Eva 557-9327 O..lgn Firm hu irmn.-ut. 312, 542·5978 Ill.a YUiil ...-r en6ergitng ..,_., aafellghl 4:30pm ....._~for t11 thal _.. Oppty Ernptyr E.arn ..... ,_..., WC>ftll...,. NMd Ac>ol<>-tralned er. & flltll"I, -.ctr~ timer. Puses mual be redH-Will tenl. lease or T 0 P
penion 1~====:=:::;1 ._ .. __ , """ •gent with 3 yre min. various ••HIS & every med befc>fe show lime. on your 20-25' N 8 po-••P•r en cad In Ilg ht ...... AWi .... pert time by the Beach. ••S*'lence. Nwpt Bch. type of darkroom acces-To clalm puses. call w e r boa I Br y • n boolctleeptng (A/P & CALL: W.W. WllcO• ,._. lmaQlnable '"In... 673 388 850 32 A/A) & ganarat office ~ necetMIY NIT 1'm 714-e8CMl441 ._. HOf'IM. 8«-5373. IOtY . wlll ... ,·"" ...,,1 642-5878. 9111 272 Pu--t or -1 4
Pfoo.dufei Including t)>-FU! time, permanent 8-9pm bpend1"9 yOU111 soA'Auiie~S~.:...:.::..::..:...:...:_ __ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil='. V:so~ ~r.:'41: -must be claimed by 3 4' Olual Trawlet Ilg
pfnt & good telephone Benef11a counMllno nrm ,_.. ~ GH-3 GEAOVITAL -. May t4. 1982 t972 139,950 Has 1hp ~. Wiii conaldef nlng1 k>f':. 3 -5 allarp out· now avallable In the .... .... • * * 642·1~ I _., time. Send rHume APPLY , .. PERSON I t I t '.... ......~ ~~~~~~~~~J~M l 1012.0allyPllot, " gong eurapeopa o "'"""laltlhervumllirrof f ... 'llls Ill "'fl 1f'•fAMWAYPROOUCTSdel1·1Hll $a.iJ HfO ..:.. P.O. Boll 15110, Coate 24300 leQ\."\8 Hiii Mall motlllata ambl1loul t0-13 Youth? Frff Mmlner• W , ....li!!J :U41d ::' ...... , ........... ~. vered to your home ..... , .............. ..
Found: Oolden Rel. F, L.aouna Hlb yr old•. Cell 2-5pm. high Income poten1111: .,. 10 • Slamall/Hlm•l•yan Kit-Cynthie Blake &41-12t5. II' ..U.11 ISL
1r1111 Satter M, Pit Bull _Meea. __ ea. __ 92_92_9_· ___ ,_ __ .o_>E_ E_•M_P_L_o_v_E_R __ ~2~~ Ht. 343 Ask ~~·,~~~}~!1151'!!1eavall•-~~~! ~1~c! tan. 7 WHlll. male, ..,. 64l-32l6 1978. VHF. AIP. latho
ml11, wtlt & blk F. Haw-HILD CARE-house-Honest price for honeat 1~~~~~~~~~1 ...... '""'" ~ on-call work In th• pre-Choe P1. S50 495"'874. Newport Beach Tenn19 ROF, low nrs 5 bags. nas
por1 .~ .. ~ Shel-keeper. 1~-ln, for sclll top quallty COflatructlon 1:P •• Illes 1...... pt111 area. Al 1 .. 1t on• !'e. • ....,0 C 1 u b . fa m 11 y me m . evllf)' op11on, shows bel
ter, ,.._ • ......,.. ege c:fllldr; · 559-7368 wc>fk. EJIP9flenoad & 0.. lent ... alntenanca. lnte-Mature for C'oa'' ••Ha )'elf'• oper1enca In~ .-bershlp, $750 642-4847 tet than new O w C
•• nl ..... hlropractlc; eulstent, pendable Call Dimitri Hor & llllWlor positions .. ... Mtti""' ...... , •••••••••••••••••• 75e;, ol S69 900 Loet: ... ml • ....,,neUJllr, call Tuee bet ween 979-5027 111111.Fulltlme Mon-Frt. Women'1ClothlngStore. . ..,..,_eup,cemera PETS"R"PEOPLE 5PiecePlaceSeitlngs. lRAOEWINOYACHTS grey/tan, Hell & Ectwarde t:miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M 1 h ood d 1 1 Permanent part time ex-~atlon or platamaking Exotic vacatlon1, he.Ir Franciscan Oe:9ert Rose. 875,.,,,,.7 960, 1725 Eve (Pr•atle• Tcact). H.B.. 10AM-tPM for lnt9Mew. 111 us •,,_v! g r v no per ple111. Immediate. II MOllNl'Y· Yoo must be .,......_ & love 11Sherry1 S20 5 1 """ rward. ~1792 931-7191 retofd ..... M2S2. 84S-57t1 avallabla to work on• ,~ . pet P ece place i---------1 ---....------~-,-.,...-------HOTEL fJIT Per~ .,.,.lltu1e or call-ln bllll. Poodle kid• 4 Hie, T-aettlng. meny serving aser w/lrlr, xlnt cond . fl.Mii mlll Ian company need4 1111.... lll•ll Salel Seier; ~di on ex.,._ cup, toy, min. 546-2848 pieceS. 552-3352. call or see all 5PM.
Stlll loolllng for Iott ln·hou1t phone help. Needed tor IWcury ~ 1111 l -tl•nce. Contact Person· ...... .., Pel Meglc Love Begs, the 1--54_1_·_59_3_o ______ 1
puppy. Molner dOQ Grit-_eonue._,__54_6-_883_7 ___ Be&Cl'I hotel. F/tlme turn-Al'lllll• lfllT -NI. M pup1. 54e-13g5 an 4 parfec:I gift lor Mother. MOTIVATED OWNER
vtng. Shaggy long hair. am/lTPtST m•r monlllt. flulble La.ding natlonel m.rka-Th L A ele T l1'.... G .,~ $4.95. 631-12t8 Cal. 34 SaH-a-way cono Off White, 4 mo male. · hours. Contact: Gall ting firm na•dt lntalll-• 0• ng 1 lmH olden .,.,rleverpupplft, ---------Ha11MU. 675-871t
54&-eelO for 1m~I co. In Costa Vaughn-Purdie for appl. gent, adeptable people Clrculatl~~ cur-.... AKC. 90 +champions. Mini tr1mpo4lne for health, 1-6-. -0-0-0-d_ll_g_h_I -1-1r-. -,r-lr-1 MFul••~· ood benefltl. 497-«n. E.O.E. who en Joy publlc con-rently has.,._,..,.,. open 330 . Bay St. ho m • ra I 1 e d 11 t t er btl1 made, jog in safely, motor, sips 4, call Eves
Lott: Mnd« grey tabW urne. Type 40 wpm. l~~~~~~~~~I tact. Mull have clHr In 11111. Al • fletd ra-Cotta Mela 831-8984 reining & benlllclal. Cit. F. wtit bib&......... TrtlnH OK Call Ann I~ teMphone voice. An Ideal preMntatlve )IOU'll earn All ESU!! Opp!y 8!1fJ!xr $1911 646-605t 7 t4-997-4129
bm mua1.:M. REWAAO. 142·11363. ..... .... llett --i11on for .,, out""""" an hourly wage & gen-- - -Lab Re\riaYer pups, blka. --·-------1---------
lo.t I So t .. H B c ,...... .,.,.."" ---~ ~ H male. female. tO wk1. N1t1on11 Cuh Register, 12' Kiie w/lrlr n u " · · • OUNTER PERSON f Must be e11parlencad. -...... ~ -._._..on --· .....mn'WAll. rs •tt."" 3 7 B or c-00 R ...--· ..,.., -· ....... 4..-..-..,,.._ Info Haabr11n, I 125. 964·5 t41 llke new. electric. $225 ~ Jo net. 1 l 2 St. equlpmt. rentel store N "'42 · oom raa~ • ragutar 1ehedute. Op-..... -......... ...,.more To piece~ n-. 546-7909 673-2815 alt 5
536-1804 ew. epeclellilng party erve1lon1. APPLY TO: por1unlty for an hCllant pleHe cell: 957-2381. before the FREE SIBERIAN HUSKY ---------1---------1
Lamer come ho1J1•t we ~· T)'Plng req'd.. David McNlel or Mrt. pertlttrne Income. F0t 1 ex1. 1204. rMOSng public. TO GOOD HOME JOhn Wayne Tel)nls Club ebol. good 111 yeat bo11
to.• youl Mlutng SI•· hwy phonet. United Rent 8811azar ~ 10 AM confld•nllat lntervl-. At P4IMlng 1 phone 145-4329 Family Mamberlhip tor beginner. S300 wllrtr
mH• M. Reward. H.B. A.JI, 645-0790 and ~ I....-. 'i:~'sl:r SI rota It c~.:'l'r1ec1 eel• .!:11':1 ~ :C:.se11 AKC Cocker pup•. M&F, __ Baa_t_Ott_.,_._64_s._5_1_83_ ::-:.~:~..:\= =
M2-7CIO' 11•-• --•u. .._ · you In the r\ght c11recuon buff. lhota. 1250 to S300 So56t9. 67S-1
Fou1td: M, t<e11hound, 111~ vto. Ch••CJMk• Ln,
t48; fe3..3Mt aft 5PM
l'Ouncs: Surfboard, on
hach 81, Hunt. tcifl.
147. '*· 176-&at
--42S So Coll1 ~ lB fl OBO GrHI Mother' I --------Fot bu•y madlcel lab, 494-1151 SELL Idle ltamt with• to nd lh• home you ,.,. ••2 .... 79 ,.._ gttlt (2t3) 43M57t lfbwUA.,... SN,t lnll flfL 8AM-5PM Mon-Fri. Dally Pitot CllMffled Ad. Ned. 842-5878 Went Adi ...... ... .... .,..., Up to 59 ft. COM ., ••
..... 140 HovMkeeper, llve l.n, ••-1~-~::;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;!.========~=====~~ WaW ,., 19 oo ft c p per & rel'• nace11. 2 11 ,. 1rH II ,,. "41 •••••••••••••••••••••• · P« 811 tlQO)'
NOE M/f utlat In ao-cNldren t t a 17. Mature l•••••b•j••h••••••b•••k••• lsM ,......,. ~-dew. r1e9_5· 714-955-2473
c:191 club. batlfoom clu-women to take care of ~ '~':!!,;~ t llll ...... I ....
.... EMn M you laem to l'lofN In Hunt. Hbr .,.... w/y11d lmmed. 846-1749 968-5037 after e NEWPORT Arc:hH Ma-
rin•. 2 lllps avall up to
42' 842-4844, 9-5PM 11000/mci. PIT ewnlngs. Mul1 be able to do tome
Mr. Siii 542-9047. cooking. Some Engllth t---------1 n e c e 11. C 111 ••• .... ..,...
5136 w .oanmouth
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HOUSEKEEPER
EllP'd, w/ref1, lor honw
In Nwpt 8ctl. 145-0315 ........
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cook, dMr'I llOU .. a r>a-_, ....
.._... Vllege t>yal1 2 y( old, Nonemo-~ 8eectl. ker, mature. Salary+
,.._. • 1t l;OOpm room & boefd. 762-7499.
W•d"Hday May 19 HOUSEKEEPER, ••P'd,
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4:*'91 'ff/rflfl. for llOrM In L1f. ,,.._!Mitt bt redM-8cfl. 4M-075t , ........... .._..,.,.. N
To ctotlft pattH, c•H IHM • ewspgper .....,., •· m. ,.. Aelponlltite ,.,._. M..f:
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·: in Hun~ 81ach,
}lip 13'h f'I x 42 fOf rant '300 mo.
t40-5tS9
W' lllp for rent 1 month.
Newport BHch. 1210
mo. 142· 1~.
ATTEITlll .. .....
TONNEAU COVER
Flis MG'S. '71-'8t
Never used. $75
Mat1a 631-7797 Iv m:g
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO READERS ANO ~OVERTISERS
The price ot 11ems ad-
vertised oy vetucle de•·
lers Hl ll'le vehlcle dasSI·
hed aover115ing COiumns
does no1 Include any
applicable taxes. license.
transler leef, flnence
charges lees lor air po1.
lullon conlrol device
c;er11loc;111ons or deafer
documentary prepara-
11on charges unless
01herw1se spec1f1ed by
lhe advef'llser
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WANTED
TO BUY
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WILSON FORD
t8255 Beach 8tvd
Huntington Beactr
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MAKE OFFER '68 Toro·
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Mustang. '69 Sllverhne
1ra11et 96C).() 181 altl!f 6
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coupes 4 to choose
lroml (006768j (Slk
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look• good. $4400. ~r.. 875-9457 r--;09-
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'17 Ctievy Cheyenne 41l4,
V-8 . 4 apd. $5700 .
833-olM.
·a 1 King Cab, 2000 ml,
""-9 forcae Mia. $7150
coeit ll400 673-1784
178 Toyota P/U, lo ml. new
paint, lllnl oond, '3900.
O.yt H7~U07 or ev.1
873"9275
"13 1.H.C. " ton Pie* Up.
Xlnt. 11300.
te0-2514. FOuntain Vafty.& N~rt Beach 10 ft boat 1t1p avail. HOntlngton Harbour. ·ao IA ton 1hor1.1. 5 •g· l200 mo. ~te 8400 ml, li.40 . 142-4482. ~'3.
'71 F250 " ton 4 JC 4 44,
000 mt l.ott of xtr-. Aft
5 4""463e
'H Chelltotet P.U. I cyt.
N1w paint. tote of
ChfOIM, $2000 Of trede.
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1pld\f end re1d It\ tr11
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Orange Cout DAILY PtLOT/TUMday. May 4, 1982
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'75 Lemana. 2 door. po-
wer & a i r $ 1200.
960-2514 c~:e•=A DELOREAN , -· Turbo di ..... Ante red '84 VAN. 1113!1cc. 12v. •••••••••••••••••••••• IUDI Loaded, glaH tops, etc llD •••• 142-Hl 1 Brown vinyl 40 oat I.mt auper dlff trana. 11900 '88 Trevelall, ~rfer~ ..... I.. St<. 4740172'7 ...... , ... ,.,.Jd H11 ... 1417 l•O&o571 37.000K. $28.000 842-70111, 848-,IO!I wagon. CB, FM, tepe ...,....,.., llLY 111,4111 WILSON f()RO 'll ....... •••••••••••••••••••••• WI llY $24,110 673-7388 '71 VAN. new eng . ell deck, lo ml, 1 1800/0BO. 28gg~~J'Zd •Wiii OlteYJ•let PS, 1111 whl, AM/FM ate-• • •
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Chempegoeedlllon 494_71114 Eves,wt<nds fn1,mtntcond,Ult,cru1tM1. evete oor.air wagon Xln1 cond Low 640-21 111 value to the • 1125 TONNEAUCOVER S unroo f $4800 drl0eka,6weyapllt. l l, cond ,radio.deluxe mileage autotrans pis •OISYllUI ~]~!•••••••••••••••••• Fils MG's. '71-'81 963-4134 .Uk HIO 000 ml PP. 573.7334 1ntarior. lllle new. len p/b a/~ radio ne..: urei ·79 Cuuass Ca1111 di.set . '"I,."'-I t ' ... :\ '
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looks sharp. runs grea1, Maria 631-7797 Iv m cell cond Aall tor Jor-73 RIVIERA. •Int mech. *~s:i1~~· 548-0500 after 5 PM 642-2526 mpg, comp! Hrv r ec ru!;:~~"~!°"y i:e:~pm SO-I 200 S200010BO 645-0953 dan 752-1760 cond Nds some body 8-0 CHEVETTE 4 dr. AIC. • Options S41150t bst 011
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...... t m cassette, luel tnl :-r. •••••••••••••• ! .. !. .71 CONVEATIBLE ther lnlerlor.Stereo c;as-'75Cordobt ,blk.1360t8· 000 o r 1g1nal mllea '74Pinto 82Kmlles May 14• 1982 Yll.llW&lll S8900 640-6198 (Jann) •70 Opel GT. perlect cond Xlnt running cond. sette H 840-5425. 0 1 Seti things lasl with Dally ~~:J'o·~57•_03i;0 · x n I Sharp. Runs greal. Must S 1100 • • *
1871' ee.ch Blvd '78 124 c onver tible. Classy & sharp. 11990 $4500 661 -1391 720-2l89 Piiot Want Ada sell! $1650 645-9744 960-2760 ----
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Late model Toyotas. H••'• 9121 Wagon Auto Irena .
Vofvos, Pickups & vans •••••••••••••••••••••• pwr s1 pwr brakes,
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1966-1970 Harb<>< Blvd.,
IMMEDIATE ~:.~·4~818 646-9303
DELIVERY ON '11 PHIEIT UHi Kept tn s1o rage l or 2
MOST years, extra clean many
eKtras. $395 or best ot-
ter. 963·2202 Co<rnier -DeUllo 1821~~LVD I MODELS
HUNTINGTON BEACH
'47-IOl7, 141-IH1 SAVE
1978 PEUGEOT 504 Ole-
sel 4 speed, stereo cass.
pwr st & bralles. pwr
windows (04 9TZU)
Ou1stand1ng economy
10< only $5699 Earle Ike
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Paid
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bac~ 11ood cond1t1on I payments 714/825-1608
$2 300 972-9';25 a11er 6
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P rn 17"' Porsche Targa. white
Aa~ 1101 s~d aor cond em/Im •••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt cond $7395 Days 74 914 1 8. xlnt $5500
'79 Audi 5000 6 4 9 'l 1 2 O Ev e s 642· lc80
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79 Accord Hatchback fY"V r A 0\ /'CD 'll &111 100 5 '>Pd am1fm. 1mmac. l'\L....11 ~V C:.J'\
4 dr, i1lnl runolng cond. $o4600 499·2122 eves f)(ll f c.~
$1000. 495-5862 ·79 Ak e nu 581-4179 l\\..JLL..J l'l.../l\..C:.
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SR5 Ltllback. 5 •Peed
trans . ~ brekea. air
cood ' AM/FM 111<90 & •
spo11eu yellow llnlah
with black bucicel Miii
HI US ~ Low miles (38 1962). JO• TOUA • $5399 Earle Ike Toyot•-
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1966-1970 HarbOf' Blvd .. n• ty & Coste Meu 646-9303
fltn -.. ... 540-9467
fACIUTll _7_7_C_o-ro-1-1e-. -5-,-p-d .-4-d-r.
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llnd "Eastern Zone" gold
elllltrlor wit h brown
velour lntertor. 5 epeed
t r a ns . a unrool/
moonroot Blaupunkt
AM I FM c asse11 1 &
equalizer elr conditio-
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lroater. IHther armrest.
log llghll. bra, cer COWt
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$9,119111 Call 074-411 1'
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7 00 weekday• & wee-
kend•
$35001080. 847-0514
1981 TOYOTA Starlet Se-
dan Options Include 5
speed trana .. power dlec
brakes. This one Is fully
lactory equipped & 0911
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(18JD283). $4999 Earle
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Herbor Blvd • C oat•
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540-9467
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14350, 111ru. 73-1714
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door. iww t>rlk• & llr•.
$3600. Call Doug Turin
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TUE SO A Y, MAY 4. 1982 OHANGE COUN TY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Two charged in H .B sailor's death
By PHIL SNElDERMAN or-..,.,,......,.
Two brothers from North
Carolina have been charged with
murder, kidnapping and armed
robbery ln connection with the
death of a recently d11eharged
aailor who left Huntington Beach
on March 6 to vi.alt his father and
never arrived.
Investigator L . Jeuer of the
Maricopa County Sheriff's De·
partment In Arizona said Kelly
K . Hamilton, 30, and Willie K .
Hamilton. 22, both of Fayettevil·
le, N.C., are suspected of mur·
dering Jerome Edward Pltchle
Jr., 20, a Hunt.tqton Beach resf.
dent who wu d18Cbarged from
the U.S. Navy on March 1.
Jeaaer said Wlllie HamJlton
was 1eheduled appear at a p-and
jury bearing today on the char· sea. Hia brother ta in a North
C.UOllna jail f« parole violadon.
awaltlng po.aible extradition ln
the murder cue, be uid.
Pitchie left Huntiogton Belch
on March 6 to vWt hia father ln
. El Centro. Hla body wu found
March 21 In the deift1 a,bout 20
miles aou theHt of Gila Bend,
Ariz.
Jm1tt aaJd lnvestipt.ora belie.
ve Pitchte picked up the hitch·
b.ildn1 Hamilton brothers near
San Dle10. He aaid police have
all.fled that the brothers drew
knives, Ued up Pitch.fe, drove him
to Arizona and stabbed him to
death.
The broth.en then drove back
to North Carolina in Pltchle'a
van, Je11er aald. In that state,
several poaessions belonging to
Pitchie were pawned, anc:f an in-
vestigator in that state who was
routinely checkinS pawn 111~
found aerial numbers linked i.
the murdered man, Jemer' aid.
' Kelly Hamilton turned tim.lf
in to North Carolina authori~
on the probation violation, ~4
h is brother wu arrested in ~
pus Chrati, Texaa, Jeaeer said. ~ ,
British warplanes
r;:.
decimate airstrip
Stanley
rendered
unusable
LON DON (AP) -British
warplanes made a further born·
bing "sortie" today on the air·
strip at Stanley, capital of the
Argentine-occupied Falkland
lalanda, BrlU.h Defense Secre-
tary John Nott told the Houae of
Commons.
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On Saturday, British Vulcan
bombers and Sea Harrien made
bombing raida on the airport in
the flnt fighting of the month-
old criais over the Aarentine 11ei-
zure of the British coTooy.
Nott informed members of
Parliament today. ROUGH TIMES -Monica and Andrew Huntington Beach. He -offers some harsh
Abrams put their belongings up for sale in thoughts about the nation's economy. "A further sortie waa made
today to render the airatrlp WlU·
sable for light supply, communi·
cationa ana ground attack air-
craft operating within the Falk·
land 1a1anda thermelves."
Couple hold 'unemployed sale'
Job loss forces Huntington Family from rented home Nott gave no further detaila of
the latest raid. Earlier, the De·
ferue Ministry had reported
more fighting with Argentine
foroes around the laland.
By ROBERT BARKER or ltle Delly Not It.ft
Monica and Andrew Abrams
are holding a "suddenly unem-
ployed" sale at their house in
Huntington Beach.
The sale of kitchen appliances,
houaehold furniture and house
plant.a luta until May 15. That's
when the Abramaes have to get
out of their rented house because
no more money is coming in.
Abrams lost his job as chemical
engineer last Friday al OiscoVi-
sion Aasociates headquartered in
Co.ta Mesa.
About 900 people have been
laid off over a period of months
,,,..-~
after the firm was acquired by a
Japanese company, he said.
The company makes laser vi-
deo discs for home movies.
"We've got a small cushion of
savings, but that won't last long.
And the unemployment benefits
won't nearly pay the house rent
of $700 per month."
Abrams, 35, who said he was
earning in the area of $30,000 a
year, has sent out resumes.
While being interviewed for
this story, he received a call from
a Stanford University official
wanting someone to manage the
school's chemical wastes.
Abrams also says there is a
Armed bandits hit
CdM restaurant
Two anned thugs. one wearing
a bueball cap and a nylon atoc-
k ing muk, locked seven em-
·ployees of a Corona del Mar res-
taurant in a liquor storage room
Monday before escaping with
$1,300 in cash. police report.
The bandits entered the Quiet
Woman, 3224 E. c.out Highway,
more than an hour before the
restaurant's 11 a.m. opening hour
and started rounding up workers,
including a Southern California
Gu Co. employee who strolled in
during the middle of the robbery.
Police said the gunmen at f1nrt
forced employees into a restroom
and later moved them when it
wu dl1covered the rest room
WORLD
could not be locked.
The bandits, both beUeved to
be in their early 30s, took the
manager into a back room where
they fon:ed him to open the res~
taurant safe.
Workers at the reslaurant said
one of the crooka was vtty polite
while the other "talked like a
boxer -not too bright."
Employees also said one of the
gunmen was wearing a white
bueball cap bearin8 the name of
a Mexican beer.
Officers said it took the l!leVen
persona nearly half an hour to
break out of the liquor storage
room and phone police.
Marine landing protested
MIAMI (AP) -The 1andlna of U.S. Marinet at
the G\Wltanamo Bay naval hue fn a mWtary exen:ile
sparlui.&. a protest by thoul8ndl of worken tn Cuba's Guan~ province, Havana rad.lo reported today.
NATION
Boole clean latlJer's name
1be IOft of an admiral blamed for the 1UCCW of
the Japan-attack on Pearl Harbor •Y. a new book
belpi clear' hla father's name. p._ M .
I»nme-ilme TV ciltleUed
Palme-tam. teWvWan now on.. Jll'Oll'Mll that
fMture almon eUem.lDate beroee and dlVorced mo-tbli'lt dw .. a c:ritk:. PIC'I A 7.
poesibility of a job with IBM in
San Jose
If they d on't materialize, he
says he and his .wife, who hasn't
been working, will go back to
Colorado where he was raised.
"I could a lways go back to
being a ski instructor."
Abrams said he is pretty de -
pressed and frustrated because
he believed he had a long-tenn
job at DiscoVision.
But he believes that conditions
leading to the layoffs were not
fores«>en .
He says he is bitter about "the
system."
"l can't have the same stan-
dard of living in which I was
raised. 1 grew up, went to college
and worke d hard a nd yet we
can't a fford to buy our own
house.
"The country ts m trouble eco-
nomicall y and· there are no signs
of a recovery -it is dead in the
water
"And I am just appalled at the
rising deficit and increasing
interest rates.
"Most of the money is going to
the government, not the people.
''Congrem votes them9elvee pay
raises and tax break.I. And prac-
tica 11 y nobody in government
makes less than $60,000. They're
out of touch with us who make
$20,000 to $30,000.
"h 's almost like there ls an at-
tack on the middle class. Schools
are going to hell and college loans
and grants are Calling. The bur·
den is falling on the middle ~.
"You see no fewer Mercedes
6n the highways. That'• where
my ~r lies. The l)'ltem la not
work.lng."
STATE
Nott'• brief announcement
came after Prime Minister Mar-
garet Thatcher defended Bri-
tain'• sinking of the Argentine
cruiser General Belgrano with
more Ulan 1,000 men aboard, and
criticism of the Sunday torpedo
attack mounted at home and
abroad. The Argentine ahlp was
outside the 200-mile, Britiah-
impoaed war zone around the
islands.
"U we had left it any later it
might have been too late. I might
have had to come to the House
with the news that some of our
own vessels had been sunk,"
Mn. 1batcher told the Commona.
''The worry I live with hourly
is that Argentine forces in at-
tacks, both naval and air, will get
through to our forces."
The Royal Navy armada is
positioned off the disputed CO·
lony.
Meanwhile, Ireland la reques·
ting an urgent meeting of the
U.N. Security Council to put an
(See FALKLAND, Pace Al)
Balloon race
in spotlight
Balloon races, balloon rldea
and aviation exhibttions will all
be pa.rt of a full day of events at
the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
and Aviation Faire on Saturday
in Fountain Valley.
Today's Daily Pilot includes a
aped.al IOUVenlr edlUon devoted
to the annual balloon race. See
lectlon C.
LOS ANGELES (AP,) -Getty OU Co. and
Southern California Edllon Co. have~ to develop
cogeneratlng fadlitlea allowtna ZdllOll to u. excw /
heat from Getty'• oil-field IJteam .... ton to produce
electricity for 400,000 hOUMboldt. Neither company
would reveal the ooet of the project.
Supermarket 8mo.lcer nabbed
An~ mabl a dU..'1 ~of a
llDOker in a San Dlilao aape.l'IDllbt. hie A.5.
SPORTS
..
For the birds
Finches delay couple's sail
By STEVE MITCHELL
()("tM Deity Not Ii.ft
The way Dana Point sailors Bill Hughes and .~
Marilyn Loveland figure 1t, another couple of weeks won't ·'
kill them.
THAT'S HOW long omithologuits say it will take for a
half dozen baby finches -hatched Monday in the sail.a of
the ~uple's 32·foot racing yacht -to fly the coop .
A finch nest, containing six tiny egp, was discovered
by the couple in mid-April aa they were preparing to set sail
from a slip at the Dana Point Marina.
As they were removing the .blue canvas cover that
protects the mainsail, they discovered a pair of finches had
set up housekeeping in the folds of th~ sail.
The ocean-going pair had two choices:
TOSS 01.JT mE nest and enjoy a sunny I windy Sunday
sail to San Diego, or wait it out until the eggs hatched and
the baby finches left the nest.
'They opted for the latter -Somewhat grudglnaly,
Maril admits. ~te Fish and Game Department experts said the eggs
would hatch in about 12 days.
They were off by folt.r days.
ORNITHOLOGISTS ..ay il'li take another 14 days for
the baby birds to be strong enough to take off on their own.
Give or take a few days, Bill and Marilyn should be
able to set aail by the weekend of the 17th.
"It'll be nice to have the boat back," Marilyn said.
And she's glad the couple waited.
ONCE THE YOUNG birds leave, it's only a matter of
removing the nest and cleaning the bird droppings off the
deck.
There is one other matt.er of concern. however.
Finches like to return to the same nesting place year
after year.
SU.rprise showers
drenching county
' ' .
Surprise showers brought on
by a low pressure zone off
northern Baja California sprink-
led Orange County early this
morning and the Weather Ser-
vice says there is a 30 percent
chance they will continue this
afternoon.
Ma y, so this is a bit of a
surprise."
The rain fell heaviest in the
south coast areas of the county -
in Newport Beach where the
Hatbor Department reported
showers from 6 a.m . and in La-
guna Beach where the sprinkles
began around 3 a.m.
A few miles north in Hunt-
ington Beach, a disappointed J.
Sherman Denny, amateur me-
teorologist, reported no rain so
far.
"There is no storm of conse-
quence anywhere around us,"
said Denny, who charts the
rainfall and weather conditiom
each day u a hobby. "It ia ac-
tually quite-rare to get rain ln
INDEX
Costa Mesa, Fountain Valley
and Irvine also reported light
driales from early morning.
The U.S . Weather Service in
Los Angeles is calling for de·
creasing low cloudiness throuCb
this evening, a 30 pen:.-ent chance
of more showers, and 8WUlY akiee
by tomorrow afternoon.
Crash hurts
two women
Two women were Injured In a
three<&r colJllion Monday after·
noon at Garfield Avenue and
Golden West Street in Huntinl·
ton Be.chLJU.1: aald. Tracy • 23, of Fountato
Valley was reported ln atabie
condition today at Pacifica ffoe.·.
pltal.
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COUNTY
FALKLANDISLANDS ...
end to the "open war" In the
South Atlantic, the lrith diplo-
matic mllalon announced today.
It aald It ii lntroduclna a res-
olutJon demandlna the lmmedia-
le cematlon of Brftllh-ArRenUne
'>fhlflahtlng over the Falkland
'" tUlllanda; neaottations to resolve
a·tt~• crlal.I through diplomacy; and
\he Wtlna of economic ~Uona
'•1' jgalnat Argentina lmpoaea by
n••u8ritain 's allies.
J • ~' ln Dublin, Irlah Defente Min-
i.ter Pat.r1clt Power said hie gov-
1 ·U? ~t had switched from sup-·un'foc1inc Britain on the Falklands 1-,•U orl1l1 and,s takl ng a neutral
rr.R•t.ance.
no1H The Argentine joint chiefs of
, 1taff said today that Argentine
Brhi1 h a ubmarl ne would
''•trenll'then the declllon to con-
unue tne fight" foe the Falk.land
lalanda. which Argentina calla
the Malvtnu. People seen on the 1tree\I of
Buenos Aires took the new• of
the sinking quietly Monday, with
sadne..
U.S. Secretary of Stete Ale·
xander M. Haig Jr. said today the
heavy caaualliea In the Brit11h
sinking of an Argentine wanhlp
may be ceu1ing Argentina to
stiffen lta reailc.ance lo any com-
promise settlement of the Falk-
land Islands conflict.
3 youths
sought
in heating
Seal Beach police have lalUed a
det1CripUon of three young people
"dreued in punk rock fuhion"
who are wanted in connection
with the beating or a 15-year-old
MllSion Viejo girl.
Police said the three demanded
drugs from the girl and attacked
her when she could not produce
them. She waa found crawling on
her hands and knees, covered
with blood and dirt, in the mid-
dle of Beverly Manor Drive in
Se~l Beach at 2:20 a.m. Sunday,
officers said.
I t·1t'havy reecue vessels have picked
.i0 llp 400 1urvlvors of the cruiser
1 t• 1tGeneral Belgrano, torpedoed
I -'jb a unday by a British submarine
CJOl~n the South A tlantlc.
~t" Naval sources expressed optt-
..,.,t>tnism that more survivors would
v~ ·~found.
Testifying before a Senate
Appropriations subcommittee,
Haig said that "a.s of thlB morning
the necessary flexlbUity haa not
developed in Buenos Aires" for a
political settle ment of the di-
spute.
"One could readily draw the
conclusion that the recent tragic
loss of lives associated with the
loss of their cruiser hu contrt-
bu ted to their c ontinuing
intransigence," he said.
OFF TO WAR -The.,mokestack ot the' ocean
Uner Qpeen Elizabeth Il just clean the Com-
modore Barry Bridge near Philadelphia last
month as it aalla up the Delaware River. The
Brltish Defense Ministry .. announced that
.,.., .......
once the liner reaches ita home Port of South-
ampton, England, th1a week, the ship will be
used to carry "aevera1 thousand" backup troops
to the Falk.land Ialands.
'l'he girl, whose namt! w as
withheld, told police· 'he had
been picked up by three youths
in 1979 light blue Chevrolet Ca-
maro as she was hitc hhiking
home from a concert in Pasadena.
She was treated for her inju-
ries and released tO her parents.
The driver was described as
Caucasian, age 18-19, 5 feet -8,
with curly brown hair, a thin
mustache and a thtn build. His
first name may be "Mike" or
"Mark."
m M A communique said the 400
·ut ~urvivon, memben of the cru1 -
n~·•er's 1,042-man c rew, wer e
aboard the support vessel Gur-
btUruchaga en route lo Gurruchaga,
hl..,Jat the tip of the South American
-ud ~tinent.
'abr The communique said .-escue
l ,, t.Work continued in th e area
•id t....here the cruise r was h it by
'""1kitish torpedoes. Some 15 rescue
r,....~..,essels were involved.
The co~er of the Argen-
" ~jtine navy said Monday that the
~1f1 $i.nking of the General Belgrano,
:•A<IArgentina's only ~uiser, was
-111~,..thls country's worst single mili-
Vfl''tary setback in more than 100
~ fltears."
· But Adm. J orge Anaya said "~the torpedoing of the ship bv a ... ll\
A s mall number o f non -
es,,ential U.S. Embuay pel"IOlUlel
and some dependents of diplo-
mats will leave Argentina tem-
porarily as a result of the Falk-
land Islands crisis, the U.S. Em-
~y said today.
An embassy spokesman decli-
ned to say how many people
were involve d , but said the
majority would go to Montevi-
deo, Uruguay, 120 miles across
the River Plate estuary, for a still
undetermined period.
The U.S. Embassy in Buenos
Aires has 75 American.diplomats.
Some 7,000 U.S. ~itizens live In
Argentina. I
::~~hild , 3 , blamed
•-ii :~:for Huntington fire
r.l.J(.(, Fire off~cials 5:8id a 3:year-old for exhaustion at Huntington
,r-boy playing with a cigare tte lntercommunity Hospital and
light.er apparently ignited a blaze was later released.
'<~at gutted the inte rior of a
r. •Huntington Beach home.
•1~ I
y Seventeen firefighters respon-
, .1-ded to the alarm a t 10:44 a .m .
Monday at the rented home of
Patty Rollins, 18811 Huntington
St., Huntington Beach Fire Cap-
tain Roger .ffosmer said.
The woman, he r chtld and a
family friend were able to escape
safely, Hosmer said. Damage to
the single-story home was esti-
mated at $44,000.
Hosmer said one firefighter .
Captain J im Kettler, was treated
H untington cyclist
injure d in crash
A Huntington ~h motorcy-
clut Wal in letiOUI Condition
today at Fountain Valley Com-
munity Hoapita.l with injurie. he
suffered Monday in a perklna lot
collision near Gothard Street and
Mars Drive, Huntington Beech.
Traffic officers said Randall
Banks, 28, of 6551 Warner Ave.,
loat control of his motorcycle and
struck a parked car as he pulled
into the lot at 8 a.m. Monday. ~
Mesa allows
high ~ise
on Bristol
The Coata Mesa City Council
aaid Monday it would allow high n.e construction along a stretch
of Bristol Street south of the San
Diego Freeway.
Oe.piteoppoaiUon from nearby
homeowners, the council voted
3-2 to Increase the build~ng
height llmlt from 30 to 85 feet
along the east aide of Bristol
between the freeway and Paula-
rino Avenue.
Councilmen Donn Hall, Ed
McFarland and Fzic Johneon vo-
ted in favor of the 85-foot limit,
with Mayor Arlene Schafer and
councilwoman Norma Hertzog
oppoeed.
The council alao voted to allow
50-foot construction on the west
side of Bristol between the free-
way and Paularino, where the
five-s10ry Holiday Inn ii located.
They alao voted to maintain
the current 30-foot maximum
along Bristol, aouth of Paulartno
Avenue.
It was unclear what effect the
85-foot height limit will have on
CalUornia Pacific Properties'
plana for an eilht·story hoiel and
four high n.e offices. the h1ihest
beinR 126 feet.
La1t month the development
company in partnenhip with C.J.
Segeratrom & Sona, revealed
plan• for the hotel and office
development to be built on the
13.6 IKftl site formerly occupied
by Montgomery Ward & Co.
;~\"
, ...... \• Sunny afternoons
• Eerly MOtntng ~ ~· QI· 'v1ng wey 10 par1111 cleerlng lhll
• •11emoon Hight ol 66 to 74 low
, clOuds i.11 lon~hl Wedneso1y
' Cleul11g by mid-morning. l hen
aunny High• of 68 to 7e Over-
' 1'1Qhl tows 54 10 64 Huntlngton-Newi>o<1 ., .. 1emperaturn ran-~" ~ lrom •high ot 68 10 a IOw ot
1 E.llNner•. from POlnt Concap-
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OUI 6Q mllel. North-I 10 l)or1h·
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wind• lhrough tonight except
eouth-• to _, 10 10 18 knota
thlt enemooo Wn11W1y sw.1t1 of
1 10 2 feet
V.S. sum mary
Thundentorms conunu1d 10
move 1cro11 lhe RocklH. 111e
centrel high P1a1n1 end th• Oa-
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tip of Florid&. CIMr aklft prevllled from lhe
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Laguna finds way
to sell Sycamore
A male passenger was descri-
bed as Caucasian, age 17 -18, 5
feet-5, thin build, with shor t
straight brown hair.
A young woman in the car was
described as Caucasian, about 17
years old, with short brown hair. Laguna Beach city offlcial1
believe they have found a way to
aell 62 acres of Sycamore HiU. to
a developer and at the same time
· aati.afy complaints about lack of
affordable h ousing listed in a
lawsuit filed against the city.
City Council membe rs will
consider a proposal by City Ma-
nager Ken Frank tonight that
would aee a provision for 50 af-
fordable senior units in the de-
velopment off El Toro~ near
Letsure Wot'ld.
Th e c ity purc hased the
522-acre Sycamore Hilla parcel
Suspect held
on Newport
shooting rap
A 22-year-old Newport Beach
man haa been arrested for the
shooting of restaurant owner
Lorenzo Pasini during a robbery
attempt. Officera aid they loca-
ted the alleged gunman late
Monday ln a hou.e only block.a
away from Puini's Cout High-
way diner.
Timothy Patrick Webb waa
ch.argm with attempted murder
and anned robbery following his
arreet at 6210 W. Ocean Front.
Police aid they believe Webb,
who la being h e ld in lieu of
$2~.000 bail, shot the owner of
the Spaghetti Bender restaurant
once in the che1t late Sunday
during an attempted robbery.
Paslni, a 68-year-old Hunting-
ton Beach resident, is in aerious
condition at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital.
Offlcen aid the bullet which
at.ruck Puini waa fired through a
wood door at the restaurant
which the owner had tried to
cla.e on the gunman.
The bandit, who fled \he 6204
W. Coast Highway diner empty-
handed, accidentally dropped a
leather jacket in the restaurant.
for $6.75 million in 1978 to end
years of law1uiu between the
then-owners, Rancho J.>alos Ver-
des Corp., and the city, over the
number of units the d eveloper
could build.
In order to partially pay off
the mortgage on the land, the
city was to sell the 62-acre parcel
lo Baywood Development Co .. of
Newport Beach, for about $5.4
million.
But Laaunan John Gabriels,
through the Leeal Aid Society,
tossed a monkey wrench in the
negotiations by filing suit against
the city. claiming no provt.aion for
affordable houainl( was evident
in the approved tract map for
the project.
Freshma n Councilman .Mob
Gentry and Mayor Sall y BE-lie-
rue met with Gabnels last week
a nd the results of that meeting
will be unveiled to the e n tire
council tonight, beginning at 6
p.m. in COWlCiJ chambers.
City Manager Frank wiU rec-
ommend the city begin anew
aeeking developers who are w1l~
ling ~ prepare. a new tract map
including 30 uruta for low incdrne
seniors and 20 units of affordable
housing within the projel·t.
Anyone with information on
the trio has been asked lo contact
Sgt. Leonard Frisbte or Detective
Greg Young of the Seal Beach
Polace D e p ar tme nt . (213)
431-254 1.
Kindergarten
• s1gnups set
Registration for children who
will attend k1nderarte n in the
Huntington B e ach C at y
(Elementary) School Di.strict in
the fall will be held from l lo 4
p .m. Wednesday at each of the
district's seven e le me nta r y
schools. .
Proof of age lS required at the
time o f registration . Children
who will be age 5 on or before
Dec. 2, 1982, a.re eligible for kin-
dergarten.
California law a lso requires
proof of immumuuon against
childhood diseases
Parents who are unable to re-
gister their youngsters Wednes-
day are encouraged to do so as
soon as possible at their neigh-
borhood school.
Aliens in smashup
fleeing border cops
A carlo ad of farm workers
crashed into a ditch in the Gol-
d e n Triangle area of Irvine
Monday following pursuit by a
U.S. Border Patrol agent, police
reported.
One passenger was slightly
injured in the accide nt. The
workers were checked for docu-
mentation and taken to a Border
Patrol sta\ion in San Clemente.
Police said a Border Patrol
agent was checking workers late
Monday morning when he spot-
led six men an a 1972 Ford station
wagon. The agent pursued the
vehicle m a Border Patrol vehicle
with lJghts and sirens, polke said.
The car carrying the suspected
ille~I aliens traveled on private
farm roads and a t one point
crossed Irvine Cente r Drive in
the Golden Triangle, an area
bounded by the Sant.a Ana, San
Diego and Laguna freew:fys. It
continued on a fann road until
plummeting into -a three-foot
ditch.
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Polish violence erupts
Police clash wi th 25,000 at Warsaw rally
By 'he AIHClated Preas
WARSAW, Poland -The worst violence in
Waruw linoe the ltart of martial law bloodied the
Pollah capiial u thouaanda of Solidarity supportera
demomtrat.ed in Poliah citiee for the 8eCOnd time in
three daya.
Police armed with rt&. and clut. char~ 26,-
000 people maned in Warsaw's hlatorlc Cutle
Square Monday for a rally called by underground
Solidarity \Mden.
The crowd ICl'eamed "Ge8tapol2ta !" ai more than 400 helmeted police and their
wamlnp to diapene, wtme.e. Mid. ater-cannon
trucks pelted the crowd, and the police charftd,
firlnc tear-au grenadn. Ambulancee sped b1ee-dlnc. beaten cSemonltretors to holpltala. but medAcal
offidlll retu.d to say how many people were ln-
;uect.
Reagan, Bre'.lhnev . meeting o~t
MOSCOW -A aenior Soviet spokesman today
ruled out a U.N. meeting next month between So-
viet leader Leonid Brezhnev and President Reagan
and said the Kremlin was holding out for a
"prepared" summit in Europe this fall.
"We are w~ting for a ~ear and accurate reply
from the American president" on Brezhnev's sum-
.
mit propoul. Yurt thu.kov, the leading commenta-
tor of the Commun.tat Party newspaper l>ravda, told
a news ooo!erence.
Zhukov said Soviet offidals heard that Reagan
waa conaldering Brezhnev's propoeal to meet ln
F1nland or Switz.erland in October but that there
had been no official acceptance from Washington.
crash Algerian envoy dies • ID
NICOSIA, Cyprus ..._ Algerian Foreign Min-
ister Moharruned Benyahla, who mediated the re-
leaae of the American hostages in Iran, was killed in
a plane crash in northwest Iran, and Iran 8CCU8ed
Iraq of shooting his plane down.
The official Iranian news agency, lRNA, said
everyone aboard the Alaerian government plane
wu killed. APS, the Algerian neW11 a,ency, laid
they included eight other high-ranJung A.lgenan
officials en route with Benyahia to Tehran for an
oUidal visit, an Algerian joumallst from APS and
the executive jet'• four crew members.
Nuke plant safety questioned
LOS ANGELES -More than 20 speakers -
the majority frankly oppoeed to any fonn of nuclear
power -has told a panel of three Nuclear Regu-
latory Commission staff members that the NRC's
proposed policy on nuclear plant safety is meanin-
gless.
ln emotional five-minute speeches laced with
references to the death and diaeue that would re-
sult from a nuclear power accident, the speaken
said it is impoaslble to make nuclear power safe.
Monday's {l'Ublic heari.na was the third on the
NRC's propoeed policy.
Sirhan hearing in 2nd week
SOLEDAD (AP) -Sirhan Sirhan threatened
to kill the chief proeecution psychiatrist while on
trial for assassinating Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, the
psychiatrist's partner testified in a hearing on
whether Sirhan's 1984 parole date should be res-
cinded.
said Monday that the letter oontalnlng the alleged
threat was rniaaing and neither the doctor whme
life was aaid to have been threatened nor the doc-
tor's eecre1ary rememben!d re.ding luch a note.
The hearing into whet.Mr Sirhan, 38, lhould be
allowed to keep hia 1984 parole date ia DOW In its
eecond week at Soledad Prison. But a lawyer for Kennedy's convicted aauain
Bill · lVould ban armor bullets
SACRAMENTO -Armor-piercing handgun
ammunitiorf called "police killers" would be outla-
wed by a bill passing the California Amembly.
Bane, D-Van Nuys, said Monday the ammunition
"is suppoeed to be manufactured for police to uae,
but the police don't want it. lt's dubbed a police-
killer bullet because that's the only value it has." The author of the bill, Assemblyman Tom
Reagan to back school prayer
WASHINGTON -President Reagan iB pre-
paring to. announce his support of a constitutional
amendment allowing voluntary prayer in public
1ehools, an administration official says.
The official, who asked to remain anonymoua,
said Monday the president will endone a constitu-
tional amendment on Thursday, which hu been
designated National Day of Prayer.
Story sends president rurining
WASHINGTON -B~~ time he arrived for
work ln the Oval Office, t Reagan had al-
ready read the morningnewapaper'• account of
how a cnm-burning five yean _&jo chanaed the life
of a black family In suburban Maryland.
He wanted to do 90IDeth1ng about it, he infor-
med hia aldea, and sugested that he vi.alt the fa-
mily to "tell them thia Isn't the way it i• in
Alnerica .••
By mid-afternoon Monday Reagan wu in •
helicopter heading for the College Park Woodt
ranch home of ~bara and Phillip Butler, both
print.era In the Government Printing Office.
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natlonal Harvester Co.'1 new
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touah lltuatlon" ln U'ytna to ..w
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memben raUIW a MW amtniet
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Orange Cout DAILY PtlOT ITUMday, May 4, 1982 li/F ~Al ,..
OOPS -Advice columnist
Ann Landen uya she'll atop
recycllng her old columns af-
ter being found out this
week..
Cost cuts
• • 1n transit
budget eyed
Orange CoWlty Tranait Di1trict
directors have been h an ded a
propoeed $85 million budget for
the 1982-83 fi8cal year that seeu
to maintain current levels of
service but at reduced costa.
The new spending plan, for
which public hearingJ will begin
on June 7, is about $23 million
below this year's overall budget,
transportation offidala said.
The totala would change sub-
stantiall if $14 million in federal grants~ <$istrlct is awaitine are
soon appl"OVed. That would bring
the proposed budget total to
nearly $100 million.
OC'rD Finance Director John
Beatty said the proposed new
budget is fully balanced and
reflec::ts efforts by the district to
reduce coats through more effi-
cient operation while maintai-
ning the same levels of service.
However, the budget does re-
flect a drop in service hours,
Beatty aaid.
With the diatrict's fares expec-
ted to remain the same, it ia es-
timated that $16.7 million will be
generated in auch revenu e in
1982-83. Fares are 75 centa du-
ring ruah hours and 60 cents the
rest of the day.
Beatty said the principal IOUT·
ce of budget revenue would be
local salel td fundl which will
bring In an MSmat.ed M3 million.
'nle balance of the dl.strict•s in-
come comes from state and fed -
eral grant funds.
The new budget estimates that
operating expemea in the upco-
ming fiacal year, which begl.na on
July 1, will be $72.3 million. Ca-
pi ta.l expenditures are estimated
at $12.1 million.
Thia year's operating expen9e9
were budgeted at $71 million,
while the overall budget total
Wal $108 million.
Official• said one reason the
new budget's totals are lower
than this year'• is because of the
tranafer this summer of opera-
ting authority for more than 20
lift-equipped vans to a new
agency known as the CollllOlida-
ted Transportation Agerv:y. The
va.na provide service for handi-
capped people. OCTO directors agreed Mon-
day to shill authority for opera-
ting the vans to the new agency,
which will be run by the county's
Community Development Coun-
cil.
Ann Landers 1
takes advice, {
'reruns'~ stops • CHICAGO (AP) -Ann Lan-
den aaya she hu recycled
15-year-old lettera In her advice
column the put 18 months, but
will stop because the practice wu
questioned and "my credibility la
all I have."
Mt. Landers said publicly in
the put that the letters ln her
column were authentic. In print.
the often chided Yale University
student• for trying to sneak
phony letlers past her.
A jolnt investigation by The
AaaQciated Press and the Pontiac
(Ill.) Daily ~eader found that
from April 1981 to April 1982
there were 33 clearly identifiable
examples of items that had ap-
peared in Miss Landers' daily
column in late 1966 and early
1967.
Editors of the more than 1,000
newspapers worldwide, among
them the Daily Pilot, who buy
her column and her estimated 70
million readers were not told she
wu recycling prevloualy pub-
Ushed letters, sometimes using
only slight changes in wording
and details like names and ages.
For example, in a Feb. 22, 1967
letter from "Irving's Wife" a
woman said her husband waa too
atillehed to his mother, stopping
at h er home each morning for
"coffee a.nd a bagel" and each
niaht for "some chicken 90Ul? _or
1ome chopped herring. "His
mother telephoned every night
to ask: "la Irving all right?"
On Feb. 22, 1982, a letter came
from "Millie in The Bronx" and
the man's name was Sam. He
stopped for "a cup of cocoa and
some homemade coHe-e cak e"
and later for "a bowl of soup or
chopped herring." Sam also got a
nightly call from his mother.
In an interview Monday with
an AP reporter and assistant pu-
blisher James Pearre of the Daily
Leader, Miss Landers was shown
12 examples and acknowledged
letters had been recycled.
"ll started about a year and a
half ago," Miss Landers said,
"while I was going through my
acrapbook.s to find some letters
for short telephone spots I was
doing for Illinois Bell. When I
0
.r
saw a letter that was ea~y
Interesting, or made a potn\!ln a
forceful way, 1 oomidered Ulling
it ain." ' S4Ce said she rarely uae<l the
recycled material In her ~
and that she didn't think it
"ext.raordina.ry or unusual .• ,
"I think people read mi co.
lwnn for advice, guidance, 41"U-
1ement ... I don't think) the
read er cares. The lmpor;Cant
thing is to get the Information
out," she said. ~
In a statement Issued lflter
Monday. she said lt had no' oc-
curred to her that using recjcled
material would be oona1dere4 de-
ceptive. She said she would19top
reusing old letters immediately.
"My credibility is all I have
and I would never knowingly do
anything to damage It," said Miss
Landers, whose sympat~tic
personal advice column has~
syndicated 26 years. ,
Steve Jehorek, president1and
chief t>xecutive officer of Sield
Newspaper Syndicate, dist;Gbu-
tor of the column, said Monday
that columns in the hands of
subscribing newspapers woWd be
reviewed for recycled material
and substitute columns provided
if OE'CeSSafY. Jehorek said the syndicitte's
edit ors were not aware of, the
practice a nd that if they ·.)lad
known would have advised Miss
Landers against using old ilefns
without clearly labeling them as
repeats. ·
Jehorek said several new1pa-
per editors inquired about an AP
story Mo nday re porting Misa
Landers' use of recycled """te-rial. .,.
The Louisville (Ky.) Times,
tempo~ suspended use of the
column y until "we ha"f as.-
surances" that advance copies of
columns sent to the paper "are
free of old material," aaid Mike
K.all.ay, assistant managing .edi-
tor. ,rJ
&Utor Dave Srruth of the San
Rafael (Calif.) lnde pen<Mnt
Journal, a subscriber, said the
newspaper would publish a cou-
pon asking readers to co~nt
on the disclosure. IJ ·~ ~ . ' Bonin lVants out
of Orange County :
The attorney for convicted
Freeway Killer William Bonin
said Monday he will request that
his client be moved from Orange
County Jail because they cannot
have private telephone conver-
sations. .
William Charvet said he will
ask Superior Court Judge Ken-
ne th Lae to order Bonin returned
to San Quentin prison pending
the murderer's trial in Orange
County, scheduled to begin in
July.
ln March, in Les Angeles, Bo-
nin wa.s sentenced to death in the
gas chamber for the torture-
murden of 10 young men whose
bodies were dumped near free·
ways. He is awaiting trial on
charges in four more murders in
Orange County. J
Charvet said that Bonin's calls
to him are placed from a si telephone where anyone In e
jail can hear if they are w
by. He contended that his nt
has a right to a private conver-
sation with his attorney.
ln addition, Charvet said, the
last time Bonin was allow to
call him was at 1:15 a .m., w
the attorney said w
"ridiculous" and in violation
court order signed by Lae
wing Bonin to use the teleph
one hour per night.
Charvet said he would c
lenge the county jail in fed al
court if the telephone situatio is
not changed before Bonin is ue
to stand trial.
ColomJI and oosuol bpodrlllet by Coc>eZlo leatufe open.roecs fMSh
wtftt 0 ygrlety °' Cteattve heels. Designed and priced tor
comlort-$26. to $29. -th••• convoa hpo· drlllet ore ovolloble
In seven Spring
tolhlon coba.
~ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/TUMdey, Mey 4, 1882
is forever thing'
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~ to a med1cal adviaory panel to the ll'OOd .aJM! PNI Admlniatration (FDA). =An FDA panel of medical acientiata, in-u.dlna two dermatologist.a, carefully acruti-
iled the medical literature on hair growth
' hair lom prevention producta. They a.1ao umined prodUct labela and ~ona and
evaluated data 1ubm1Ued by product manu-
facturen and others. The panel found that the
lncredJenta were aafe for external U1e when
IU8ed • apedfied. But the producta could not
lido what wu claimed -they could not grqw hair or prevent hair lam. There are pt«IUCta
'
which have the ooemetic effect of maldng hair
8eelD Ullcker, the panel noted, but hair growth
bl not involved.
I The FDA notes th.at no product or process
can affect hair once it from the ecalp,
llnce growth occu.ra f~ hair root. Even
I permanent waving. 1having, bleaching and
other trauma to the hair does not affect the
1 hair it.elf u long as the root ia not involved.
, Tight ponytaila and braids or excessive tea-• .ma, however, can tug at the root and follicle
and damaae hair growth.
What can affect hair growth? Nothing
applied externally, including hormones. But
hormone• produced by the body can cause ba1dneta in males who have inherited the gene
for male-pattern baldness (alupecla). Some
.Physical conditions can cause overall loss of
hair ln both mt.n and women. 1lM!lll include drua therapy, lron defJdeney, fever, rtdladon.
honnonal thyro&d lmbelance, cruh dietina and
1tarvatlon. 'Hormone imbalance followinc
childb!rth allo OU\ be a cau.e.
To help you know what various ba1dnele
product.a clalm to do, why they don't work,
and to explain the teltlna done .on them. the
FDA often a fre~ copy o f "Baldneu
Treatments," available from the Conaumer
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Ground beef labeling
DEAR PAT : I u..Uy fllMI u appreda·
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cllar'es for "refalar," "lean" aad "extra
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While U.S.D .A. 1tanda.rda require ham-
burger meat to be no more than 30 percent fat.
the difference between categories of growid
beef la up to your supermarket. Most atorea.
however, U9e thll general atandard for their
labeling: regular I.a not more than 30 percent
fat; lean la 2"3 percent fat, and extra lean I.a 15
percent fat.
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Contrecta totaWna $143.5 mil-
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Robert E. Badham, R-llew por t
Beech.
The 1overnment con tract,
have been awarded by the Army,
Navy and Bureau of Minea to
four dittennt companies.
Ford Aeroepece and Commu-
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received the bulk of the con -
tracta, totaling $115.6 million. Of
the total, $46 mlllion waa for
anununiUon to be manut.ctured
at the company'• plant ln San
Juan Capiatrano and another
$39.5 ml.Won for various portions
of programa on the Chaparral
millile, to be performed at New-
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In addition, there la a $21.3
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m1-Ue control aystems, work to
be performed at Newpon Beach,
and $8.1 mlllion for •pare parta
for the new DMalon Air Delense
(DIVAD) program, alao at New-
port Beach.
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.........,_._.. :... _ ~~le ooncMlt9d by OOf110Rlton. It ocncM1ed by a 9-oh, CW1ofn1e '"'6t Md DOU 1 lfwouafl ~.--.,. -~... -··------"'' -· ---JAX............. ...... MaurMn Alloe Luttrtll. l1M1 ICllMCMti ~Ir Leroy LeMue -I MICllHI O•n• Celvert, 314 ~ l.ou Wiii.• lndMcMll. M'°"4MI w. "ONIO ....,.._., ""'' B h l.n H II I .. " c... ... ..,. .,,. ~ ... fled with IN orth Poplar. Oranoe. CallfOtnlt .,,. ... ,.,.,.,WM fled wllt\.,. Don ... ~ .,,. ...-nant .... flltd with IM ,,.......,. ~,:.tat... un ~ on •0 . NOYICll v ....... --.....
CouMY a.-of Orenoe ~ on 2tM County a.-°' e>r.,.._ °°""~ on ,,. NllelMnt .., llltd wttti l"9 County a.11 ot Orange COunty on O:: ~ -tied with "'-,,. ~ le oonduated by an n.. ~ _, ..... ...,... ,_ ·~ •· 1MI. Lynn lllaabeth ,owere. H • Apr1I •. 11t2, County CMr1I of e>r.,... County on Aprt ff, 1912. ,_ .. _.. tY 1N 2 Of Orange County on lndMduet, wfl'*" ,_ MMt ...., • ..._ ' ..... ~ P""'9 Horth ,oplar. Orenge. Calllornl• ,.,.. Aptll ft. 1112. . .,.... t , · t ....,,_..A. lJJttr• ,_ ,___. ..... • .,._ ..._. ...__ Ortnae O<*M Olly jtl; t2tel llUblllhed Orange CoMt ()ally ''" ,.,... Publl•h•d Oreno• CoH I Delly P"7S o."'9 "· l.Alttr• .... IMMll IMIR Meew. lot Apr1111, 20, 21, May 4, 1NI J TTlll bue11-. le oonduct.cl by a lot, Aptll 11, JO, ll, May 4, 19'2. PublllflM Orenge eo.t Delly Nol, Piiot, Aptll 27, Mey 4, 11, ti, 1M2. ~ Orenge Cout OeilY Pl-Thie ii.tenient wu !Med wtth the " you wlel'I to ..... tM ~Of
183342' ven«el pertnerlhlp. 11U-42 Aptll lO, 27. Mev 4, '1, 1M2" 11M342 IOt, Aptll 1', 20. 27. Mey 4, 1'lt::u COUnty a.rtt of Orenge County on an attorney In thl1 ma11e r, you -----------.1 Robert O. ~ -----------I 171""2 Mft-April 18, 1N2 thOIM do to ~omc>tly 10 INC~ MUC NOTIC( Thia 11e1emen1 wu flltd "'4th the "8.IC llll'llnH ""'-... .,. ..,,,,,_ ,.,., wrtllen ~.If any, mey be ft, :--"'"!"' ....... '!"!!"'-------1County Cltrll of Orange County on .,,.,,_ -• -llU ... 11 .--""'-Publltfled Orange OoHt Dally led on time. 1 l'IOlll~ Mll••ll /l.prll H, 1M2. fllCTmOUe..... ~ ,_,_ ~~nl-NT M0'\1CS lfWT'INca W Piiot. Aptil 20. 27, Mey 4, 11, 1N 2. AYllOI UatM lY .W. .__ I NAm ITA,....,, ,,_. MAim IYA...-.,Y ...._ TM follo'Mnt l*IOnt are doing Holle. la h.,eby given 1hal the '71M2 dMo. II trlMfta ...... .....,, The following peteon I• doln~ Publl1hed Oreng1 CoHt Dally ... !!!.!..'..o~.•I~ p•reon 11 doing _ ..:-::,. _ ... , • ~ ... ; l oard of TruilH• of lh• coa•I ------------*• U.S. • • ...... • -~ •: Piiot, Aprll 71, Mey 4, 11, ti, 1912. ----·--~ -Tl • I .... 7120 .. ..,..,l:t Communttw Co~I• • Olefrlct o l .... .,. Mft'IM'r ,.,. Utll. , .. ,."II• ll•Rlr• lie M l'ATa HALLMNIK SHOP, 1111 1eot-12 UTTl.IT""' ,. .... -~1..,. 1.... °" NMOMAL PWMn .. eeoo •·-· ........ ~ • l'VIKI'-""'-. ..._ i... 1a hW«l r ih .. ....__
Adllne,....., •• Ave .. Huntington e..ci.,. a. .. .,_=--..----==----"' ~~~~ J;i;i7iti.~eo.";".,;;: ... ~,to !!....~t lllwnot'!!t! P'lf• bird l:~t· ~~ .. HJ~· ?.2i!:a: 2'v.9T..~ up to ,,:: :_::_ l'ICTinOW .,..... --~-.....,..,.,_ ··-.._. -·-· Al oi .... CMt • ·1 ,. Id .. 1 tu um •T•,_.,, s1 u11ed d .... to11011., .. qon. Men l luatt Sotomonl, '1361 Pia.IC 11111 Wiiiiam Steven lltti.ton 154 COM. ltaw of a....n1e, the IM'I• FalfVMw, a.nta Ana, CA t2T04. r •Y· ... ay 4• 1 •1 the Pur· The lollowlng l*"aont att cSolng MIO de un llbogedo.,-. a.umo.
1 rroeter Ad,. Loa Alllml1oe. Ca to7'20l~::-:::s::==--=:-~'="'="==--~ l.n Co.ta ...... ~ .......,. ....... ~ .... by JAX J. CARROll, 7120 Moctl· ctlMlnO ~ of Nici college ~ .. : debetl• "-IO~le, de Tillle ~ laoonduel«I by an ...CTmou. .. -ai "'21. .. ~.,......._..~tit 1111dl!Y ~2U~.d Way, Anaheim Hlll1, CA:=~=·~ 1™m.: SNAP, I.TO .. ,. Clove Blot· •I•~•. eu le eec:ftta. llndMdUll. NAMS ITA.,...NT Thlll lluelMM .. oonduct.ct by .,, of Ml!r. IMI. et 4:CIOododl llM, on T"'-~ .. conducted by whldt time Mid bide .. be DUbleiy eom. IMne. CA 112714. .. hlly elguna, -,..., ..
I J.1, ~ The lollowlng pe,.on It doing lnclMdull. = ==...~~ general pattlWlhlp. . • openecl eft!l reed lof: • TIM OITULIO • .ti Clove Bio.. • llempo. ~·C':1=.fletd~t11e ~c-:iM OF DANA ,OllH. Wtlllem s. UtU..on ..., .. "'* teonoe. lno. .. aoN "**" HMdyJr. PURCHASE orr rru!l INJEC· aom;.~·1~o':~~t •• Clove ao!n:.~1~~~.~E::."'no~r.~ :)' c~~
APf1I ti, 1N2. 34320 Suite ·a· COHI Hlghwey. ~~em:' c=.fledcc::., ~ ,...,.. A¥11. In .. Oliy of c-. ec:-~·~ flled~~ ':: t}fN"'V:~~~~iTANO; OOL· ~. IMnt, CA 112714. plelntlff agelnet ye>u. If you...,, to
'117W o.ne P01n1. Callf. t2t1t. April 18 1912 ...... County of Orange, ,,.,, Of ....... !.Y 1"•2 ange All bldl ... 10 be In eocorow-TNI ~ " conducl«I by • ~ Ihle'-"· you """'·..,,., ._,. ~1• 200renoe ~4 Olly1 pt.. Devey Marine Electronla•. Inc., • · PW7• ~or~~·, """" •· ""' · .,..,_ with 1119 Bid Forni lnatruetiona and generel per1Mnhip. 30 d'Yf •hM tNe IUmfnOnl 11 w ·
""'....,.. ... • 11, -... • 1182 1051 Cheyenne S1., Cost• ...... Publlhed ar.,. eo.t Delly Piiot, flllle.d ~ ._ _ ~ '!..'_.. Put>llehed Orenge Coeal Delly Pl• Cofldltlona end Spedllcellon• whiCh T1m OITullo v~ on you, Ille with thlt aourt •
__________ 1aw __ 21 Calf. 92629. Aptll 20, 27, Mey 4, 11. 1N2. Alctwd ...... ...::-n-.;;;.., lot, Aprll 13. 20. 2'7,...,. 4, 1962. .,. now In Ille and '"'I be~ Thie IWement -Ned lWllh IM writt«I reac>onM 10 Ille~-
... .,. ..,._ • Thie bullMea It conduCtied by • 1781.Q 2 ............... ~ ... -=...._ ...._., 18lM2 intMotlloeofthePurctleelngA.Oe"t County~ of. 0.eoge County on UnleM you do to, 'fO'.N de«ault ... ..._ ""'-. corpot11U011 -_. -.,,_...,,_ ... ..., of Mid,.--.... die rlG1 Apt1I 1e, 1982 b• entered on eppllc:etlon of Ill• --~~....,..--------o.vey Mar!M i------------dlwn. __,,. 1 • f1f7.m plelntlff, and tNt cour'I may enter e ~toualT .. ~N Eleclronkll In<:. PUl.IC NOTICE lAndlonl ~ lfw "'1flt to b6d P\aJC NOTICl EKh bidder mutt aubmll -'"' 1119 Publllhed Orange Cout Oellr PllOt, judgment eaalnlt you lot IM ,...., .. ,_, St O o.vey et the H ie. PurchHH muat be bid a cHhler'• c~eck. cerllll•d AprN 20, 27, Mey 4, 11, 1981 demended In the complelnt. whlclfl The fotlDwlng pet90N we doing Pr::'.n · mede wllh C8lfl 01Mf Md pt6d tor et ACTTTIOUI .,..... oheoll, or bidder ' bond made 1717-82 could tHull In gernl1hmen1 ol
bu111NM M: I flCTTnOUI ........ the time Of purdllll. NI puror-ad um aTAT'DmNT P•Y•ble lo lhe e><der ol the Coul -----------'09' t•lna of ~TAR COMPANY 1N7 Thia statement -Ned with the ..... aTAnMUfT OOoda -add ..... and ml.wt be The IOllOwlnO '*"°"'we doing Community ColleQe Oltttlc:I Bo.,d "8.IC NOTICE :r 01,;•r reflef =·~r~~ POtl CMMa. Nnport a..Cll, CA County Cler1l of Orange County on The followlng peraona .,.. doing remowd at the 1.._ of purdleM bu.in.... Tru11 ... rn .,, amount not.... ~
t2tl0. April e. 1982· ,....,. bullMMC"'N:-O:N CREST RIDGE "EH· S-. eubttOt to prtcw oenoallation ..; A&F HOMES, 1171 SE Main th•n ""'percent (5%) OI lhe aum -"-'.l"lC=~TITIOU=-~.~.,...~~.,. • .,..--0.ledntSeptember 18. 1982
Honhttar Pode' Sc>M. Inc:.. • " .. th• .v.,,t Of Mlllem•nt b•twMn Str•I, IMne, Callfornl• 92714. t>ICI -• guwent• lhel IM bidder ..... STA~ L .. A Btenc:ti, c::lerll Ctltlomla corpe><etlon, 1H7 Port _PllOUfhed Or:'."W, f:f.t'' o:xa~ TURE, 25301 C•bOI Road, Suite landlord Md:':;*' party 0.led P1llllp H. McHMIM. 11185 Mc-wlll .,,,., Into the propoMd Con· TM lollowlng per-eons.,. doing Jenny v Moreno. a..., Hllwpor1a.en.CA82te0. lot, A~ 13. 20. • •Y 4, 1 · · 112. LIGUM Hiiie. Celltomle 112663 tl\lt 4ttl 1 I Ith of May: 1N 2• Dermott, #1, lrvln•. Calllornl• ttKI tt the Mme la •w.,ded lo him. ~ .. :
1llll ~ .. oonduc:t.ed by • 15e0-&2 THE ROBERT E. OSBORNE Publlc l toraoe Inc Landlotd 14. In the event of failure to enter Into OTSE INTERNATIONAL 2024 Deputy
MARTIN P. PAM<> oorporatlon. jj;-----.::;.__ ___ __, COMPANY,• Calllornl• corpora· PublWltd ~co.et · Tl!Omu w . and Sandra J. Al· IUGtt contrect, Ille proc:eecle of tilt Kornat Drive, Cot1a MH ·•. CA
Nonllet8' Poole .... •Ta lion, 25301 Cebot Rolld, &111• 112, lot. May 4, 11, 1912 ten, 1151 Dow Str•, #100, Hew· check wtll be lorlelled, or In lh• 92e28. '10 ~ c.n ... °"" ...,. 1111 & ap., Inc. Lagune Hllt1, CaHlomle 112853 ~ port e Beeclfl. CA 92e80. GaM of e bond, IM !Ult tum tri.teof John M. Rullell, pretlOenl ONrie Herold C.D. DALY TRUST, C.D. Oely Alex J . end Mary 1. Forge«e. 57 will be forfeited to Mid c:olleQe 01· 2024 Kornal Drive, Coil• MeH: Newpot1 llMdl, CA tl2lllO
Publlllled Ortnge Cout Dally Piiot, Apr11 20, 27. May 4. 11. 1982. 1764-a2
~ MO'nC8 INmlMO _. Tlil1tee. 4100 MacArthur Boule· 1----.. ---.,.-Mft-Tll'C____ Ooltta Point DrM, CofOtlll def Mer. strict Cellfomla 921128.
Thl9 etat-' -flltd wlttl tilt Notice I• hereby gtven that tM vard, Newport BHc:h, O.fllornl• ~ "'11"4 Celltoml• 112e25. No bl<IOer mey Withdrew 1111 bkl Mlll'gatet A. RusMll, vlc:e pte-
County Clertl ct Orange County on Board of TNtttte of IN Humlnc*ln ll2tt3 Thie bu*-la oonouated by • for • pet1od ol forty-five (45) d•Y9 sldenl, 2024 Korn•t Drive, Cott• Aptll 19, 111t2. BMoh Union HIQtl lcflool Otetf1ot RAYMOND AND ROSALIE MO'ne8 lfmlMO.. gene.el~. alter the dale Ml for the opening Meu. Ceilfprnle 926211 .,_IC NOTICE '~ .. l'eclllve.....cJ.,._tor9UPOMna MILLS, I l•mlly lru1I, Raymond Notice la her•by glv.n thet the .Ptlllp H. f.Ac:Harnee thereof. Thia bu*'-I• COtldoc:ted by a ,.~
Publllhed Orange COUt Delly Piiot, 0ym Aoor Aer.1...,.111 and.....,.... Miii• Truatee. 13851 Yellow•lone 8oard of TNate9a of tit~ Thie stat-I wM ft1ec1 wtt11 the The ldWd of Trwi-,__ t generel perlne<ltlip SUPl!NC>tl COUllt'T OF ntE
Aptll 20, 27, Mey 4, 11, 1912. meeting or ~ to ltMt aoeoHICa-DrM. s.t\19 Ane. Cellfomla 92705 IMGh Union High lcflool Dleltlct COunty Cler1I of Orange COunty Cfl prlvllege of rejecting any and all .Jolln M RuMell
175&-&2 ttorla on .. In the oMoe ol Mid °" M & M DRYWALL. INC .. Proll1 wll r...ive ......... '°' ~ Apr1I le. 1912. l>kll or to waive any lr'recluCerllles or Thia •let-I WU flied with IM ST An Of c~
-----------9'rlct. 6hartna & Penaion Pten. A8ymorld car1)11t~meetlngor eqilll to f1'7ffl lnlormalltl" In any bid or In the Cou<lty Clenl 01 Orange Coun' on C~ ... ~1~ PJBJC NOTICl Bide 1hall b• clH rly muk•d = "S:'"~~~=~~· "".:r:-o-• = •on .. In the Ofllct Publlhed Orenga COUt Delly Piiot. bidding April 2. 1982. NOTICE Of-W NTION TO K U
"Oym Aoor ...... lllNng Md...... . a °' OIMr1ct. April 20, 27. Mey 4, 11, 1N2. /II HORMAN E. WATSON F1-1 .... l PllOPl!-TY ·T p•1v·T· l"lCTITIOUI WM r1al1 Bid Ho. 4111", eddr....O 10 Thia ~ .. conduc:ted by • Bid• •11•11 b• GIHrly mulled 1782-82 ~-Publllhed Orange Cout Delly Piiot "•" .":... .. " .. "'
NAm STATUmMT Myrl E. AGM1¥ • .,._.._._ ..... llMlled pertnerthlp. "earp.t CMftlng M 14110", Id-----------BoMO of TNtl-Aptl 20 27 M-4 11 1912 ' -The loUowlng per•on It doing get, Huntington ~-u;:,,. H1g11 C. 0 DALY drHMCI to Allyn E. Rowtey, Pur· ~ l9Ja Cou1 Community ' • ., · · · Ettate of RUTH SWOPE, 0.0..-~ ea: Sc:tl<MM Dleirlct, 10211 Yortltown Thia •tttemenl wa1 Ned with tilt ehu lng M•n•9er, Hunt~ eo1ege oi.tr1G1 t7eo-e2 MCI l•) W. F. L. COMPANY: (b) A....._, HuntlnalOn 8-dl, CA ..... County Cleftt of Oranoe County on 8eectl Union Hlgll ScfWIOI FlCnnout .uiiaD Publlthed Orange Cout Dally NollOl 11 hereby 9ill9tl llwl, a.t>-
GOlbAU6H 14 KT., 95el Hemlllon endrecelvelfatorl*an2:30P.M. Apr9 23, 1982. 10251 Yor11town Ave., Huntington NAMe eTAnmlfT Piiot, AprM 27, Mey 4, 1982. rtaJC NOTICE iect 10 conhtm•llon by the at>ove-
1 B h C • ' ... , "«.1116 DALY .............. CA 92644 Md,..._ at 1873-82 -----------enlllled Supe<lor Cour1 on Mey 7, A"'enue , Hunt ngton uc • " Wednwil!)', MllY 1', tte2, atlltlldl -_.... • The followlng pet1on 11 doing NOTICE OF DEATH OF 1 .. 92, at "' 00 • m . or lhereaftet 9iMt. . time and pttice b6dl • be~ A..._,. et U. or Htor• S:OO p.m .. Wedneeday, .,__ ... • • WILLEM F LICHER. 9 708 opel1td Md r-s. 4• ~ ~ May 1', 1N 2, •t wtlleh time and BABOR KOSMETIK DEPOT 488 PUl.IC NOTICE ELINOR R. PETTING ALL Wllhtn the time 9llOwed by law. the
8luerwf Drive. Huntington BMc:n. Eld! bid IMI rWM1n Wild tore p~,O.ln =.i CA tam ~ ~ wlll be putlllcty ~ Pant 11. ...... Belboaltlend.CAll2e42 ------------iAND OF P E TITION TO ~.:':~~;e:,·~~1~~~r~:_~
CA 92644. perloo of 30 daye ettet tlle date (7""" --• • .., ·-R1lph Glenn Baldwln, 481 Perll NOTICE OF DEATH OF ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. --... -·
Thia Ill*'-ts oonOuc:ted by"" ---... tor the__._ ol bldlL .. _.,_ E.citl b6d IMI rtlNlln Wild tot • A Belboe lllenO ,.. .......... 2 ROY LEE AND OF PETI Al131U. ~~1".~ ~,~'~ ... .-d~ on10 11~ lndlvldutl. ~Oetd of ·;,:;;;r_ atitl1 be ,,.., period of so d•Y• •11•r Ille dale ...... . ...... ....... ·-·-.... .,.. ·-· ""' -·-W. F. Llcher th• sole Judge of 111• que llty ol Published Orenge CoH t Dally eptclled tor the receipt Of 1*19. Thia.~~ ftled with tM TION TO ADMINIST E R To all hears, beneftcianes, 1erm1 and conditions hetelnalt••
This ... ,_, wu "*1 wlOI tM ~ of9wed and-"" Pllol. April 27, Mey 4. 11. 11. 1N2. Tiie Board of Truet-lhall be County C*11 of Oreoge County on ESTATE NO. Al13181. creditors and contingent mentioned 111 r19h1. lltle tnO lnte-
Coumy Cler'k of Orenge County on r1ght to refeet.,.,, or II.,.._ and to 188&-t2 =:,.Judge of th• quallty of AprM 9 1982 To all hein, beneficiaries, c rediton of Elinor R Pet· rHt ol Ruth Swope. deceaMd."
A"'1I 2tl 1982 _..._ _,., ---. ---...... ofWed Md -lfle · · d . d . . all and h the ume ot hllt ONlh and ell right. · ~ .. , · _.... _,, ... ._ .. ., .__.. rtaJC NOTICE ,.~ ere 1tora an conti ngent ung per90ns w o may 1111e. and lnterett tll8t the estet• hu ,,_ , Signed Myrl E. AoMI¥ r1gM to Nteet elft Of II bide and to Publiahed Orange Cout Dally Pl-d f R L d Pubt11hecl Or•nge CoHt Dally PwdlMlne ~ wve.,.,, lrt'eauWltY tt.'ell\. lo Aptl 13 20. 27_ M 912 ere I tors o oy ee an be oth erwise interested In acqulrtd 1n 1dd1t1on 10 th•t 01
Pilot, Apr1I 27, Mey 4, 11, 18, 18112. PubllNd C>nnoe ~Cely f'I.. 1"1CmlOUS IU ... H Myrl l. Aooiltliy t, . ' ' ay 4' lfl~:> perlOru who may be other-the will and/or estate: decedent 91 the time of l'Mlr 0..th, In
1MM2 ict, May 4 Md 11. 1M2 200l-t2 N.u. STA~ ~Manager .,_IC NOTICE wlae interested in the will A peti~ion ~aa been filed ~~a~l&'~~J:1.~!':,d~~
iiiPiiiiii"'iiiiMmwiiiii;it..._ __________ '"i The ro11ow1ng pereon1 .,. doing Dllt9d: May 3, 1M2. ,.~ and/or estate: by R. Keith Dinsmoor an the n1a <1Mc:r1bed .. IOllowt ~ u : .._ ~,rr..!! eo. Olly,..... -~,...~IC~Tm~IOU~S'.'"'IU~ ... ~~ .. ~-A./:.tJtion has been flied S uperior Court of Oran~e ·The -terty so.oo 1ee1 or,,,. ORA.HOE COAST FUHDIHO. ""' ,_, • • ...,. ...._ STATIMINT 191 Eatt 16th s1,..... eo.i. M-, 2007.e2 by rank M . Lee in the Coun ty requesting that . H llerly 182.00 feel ol lh• south·
c.Mlomie 92828 The tollowlng pereon 11 doing Su .... r ior Court o f O range Keith Dinsmoor be appoint· _, qu"1et of Lot 38 of Trec:t 9· lfl .. -.,. Mft-~ al: .. -IM City ol Cotta MllM, County of O.C.F. Inc..• Cellfornle c;orpo. ,._ nu1"4 PLAIN VAHIUA. 2024 c.w-i. County r equ esting that ed as personal repre9entauve Oteng• Stet• ol call lornl• aa
AC&ERMAN He bad In the put attended ratlOn. 191 fut l8th StreM. Coat• MOT1Ca tNVmMG llDe coai. Meea, Ca. 92928 Frank M. Lee be appointed to administe r the estate of snown ~ e map 1roer.o1. rec:oided
b N h Coll Meu. Call!Ot"IU 92928 Rebece• M. KOHUlh, 2024 -·· t.ati El" R p . all ( d I B k 9 9 I fl ~-STANLEY P . A C K ER · t e ort western ege, Thi• buel,_. I• concsvc:tecl b)' • Notice 11 hereby given th•1 th• u pe • ....,. ... ~pre9el\ v eto 1.n or . etung un e r n oo . page . mace a . ..,,.., ~AN, resident of Co1ta CbJca0 o, llllnoia. H e wu a corporetlon. Boero of Truet-of the Huntington c.w-i. Coet• ......_ca. 82829 administer the est.aw of Boy the Inde pendent Ad mini· m•P•. In th• olflce 01 th• county -• Or eo.. 8ea<:tl union High Sdlool Oletr1c1 Thia ~ la oonouc:ted by '" Lee (wlder the lnde nd Fa Th rec:orw of MIO county Ex~11ng Mesa, Ca. Pueed a way on veteran of the U.S. Army for enoe I Fun(llt\g wlll re<ietv• H aled bid• lor IUP· ln<IMduel. pe en-stration of tales Act) e therelrom the northerly 150.00
May 2, 1982. Survtved by bia S years where b e reached ~~~ :z'.:f Floor CoYerlngl ,._i1ng or RetMlcc:a M. KOMUtll c:e Administration of F.irtates petition is eet for hearing m fMI, ••so nceptlng th•t•from s1
eon Gary A c kerman, s.lt. ~and be .rved ln Thia __ ,..,.. flled With the totllelC)edflc:alklntonlia_, nu llelMWll -lltecl wl1h tile A.ct). 'nM! ~~on ia eet for Dept. No . 3 at 700 C1v1c parc•nt ol •II 011 sno minerals daulhter PbyW. Welner and World War n. SerW:a will County cin of Orange County°" ttle office of Mid Ollttlc:t. County Clertl Of Orange County on ~ ;;f'>!1No.3 a t 700 Center Drive, West. in the right;h 1 1 a *8-Viola May Gnewk:h, be beld on W~. May Aprl 2.3. 1"2 •·F~::;,: c::!~1~,o~~;'!~~~.~~~~ Aprl a, 1912. ,,,_. 0 I.er ve, West. in City of Santa Ana, Callfor· !erred e,g'~:9:a~ '~~~~~~Tit~ aandchlJdren. Shawn 0.y, 5, 1982 at ll:OOAM at the ~:.::::.·SATIN a AHOCIA· dr .. MO 10 Allyn E. Rowtey. Pur· ~Orange Coat Delly Pl-the Oty of Sant.a Ana, Cali-nia on May 19, 1982 at 9:30 Sttwt. Coeta MMe. Celttotnie
1'any a Mlller a n d G re gg craveslde a t Harbor Lawn. na chulng Menager, Huntington IOI Apr9 13. 20. 21. M9Y 4. 1N2 forn la on May 26, 1982 at a.m. Theule 11 sub1ec1 to current
Gay, Brian Ackerman and Services under the dlrec:tkm • ~ c.... o.+.., 8Mdl Union Hlgll Sc:hool 018trtc:t, 185342 9:30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the , ..... co¥en•ntt conduions, , ...
KrilUn Ackerman. Servic. of Bala Ber~ Smith & ..... A. 1ou1 Yoflctown Ave., Huntington PUlJC NOllCl IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you ~':c::.~'·.~~--=~i'.~,'~·~~· -.n• be held on Wednaday, Tuthlll W eatcllff Chapel ....,._,.._..,CA -,._ 9-:11, CA ll2&4e, Md~ et l-~===~===--1 granting ot the petition. you should eithtt appear at the ..... enCiumt>ranoea Of rec;.oro to.» w&&& _ Of before 2:00 p.m., Weclne.dey, _L_.,.. -·1 ~,!· Ul82 at 12:00 noon at Mo rtuary of Coat. Meu. Pubtlahed orange CoH I Dally May 19, 1H2. at .titc:fl time and ~ either appear at the hearing and state your ob· N tlsfled out 01 tri. PVtchue pnce View Memorial Park 646-9371. Piiot. Aprtl 27, May 4, 11, t8, 1"2. plec:. blClt wll1 be publicly~ h earlna a nd at.ate your ob -jecllons o r file written ob· TM p<opel1y Is 90ld on an .... 1a··
Cbaf!l w ith the New~rt G"o<>DMAN 18M-&2 Md reed. jectlona or file written ob· jections with the court be· baaltB ... • _ 011.,, -• '""''_. 1_ 1h_ RAY~OND J G OOD Each b6d lhall rem.in vlllld tor • 1<£NNCO SALES CONSUL· ~tJ I h h be f h h i y "' -•· .., -·-Har r Elks Lod1e # 787 -. -/rtll.IC NOTIC( peri od 01 30 d•Y• elter lh• d•t• TANTS, 1135 Whittler. Sul!• C--4. ~ oru w t t e court · ore t e ear ng. our a p-property and mutt.,. 1n -111n9 and
o fflclatln1. Pacific V iew MAN, a,e 69, pumed away IP«flled 1or tM recefC>t of b6dt. Cost•......, CA 92$27. fore the hearin.g . Your ap-pearance may be i~ person """be ,_._, a1 tri. otttoe O! Bank Mcrwary d1recton. on May 3, 1982. Survived by AC11T10UI ..,.... The Board ol Tru••-•h•ll be HARRY DENE P£Aai£Y, 213 pearance may be in person or by your attorney. 01 Amettce Trust Department •t bia beloved wlfe Mn. Alice NAm ITAT'lmWT tlle sole Judge ol the quellty of a. Kellog, FUiierton, CA 82833. b our ttonle IF YOU ARE A CREDI 414 t MacArthur Bou!evetd. Suite
The lollowlllg doing equipment off9red and --the WILLIAM KENNEDY, 400 8vn-or "Y y a y. • 100 Newpotl Buch Calllornl• WATEBS Goodman, cheriahed father ~ .-.one -r1gt11 lo refeet wry or 11 bk1aencl 10 klat 81,...., Anehelm, CA 92808 IF YOU ARE A CREDI-TOR or a contingent creditor 92660 at any time en« 1tr11 put>N-
• ROY V. WATERS, pMl8d of Raymond Goodman, of How9.:RD MARK ASSOCIA· wtllve wry lrregulenty ll'lereln. Thia~ 19 conduc:1ed by 8 TOR or a contingen t <n!dltoi: o f the deceased. you must c•llon or this notice end belote ~wa on Ma~, 1982 at his Seattle, W~ Daniel TES, 25301 Cebol Roed, Suite 107, Oiled. M.y 3, 1982 jllmlted ~-ll'llp. of t he d eceased, you mu st fi le your claim w ith the m~~~ng uld ....
Me.a, Ca. G d f t l t •-~Lu .... ,... "'2 .. "" ·-E. R......._ H ............ ..,.___, fil I . "th th t h °"''mutt be M8leO end wltl be -1-oo m an o un~n o n ---"-·""' • ....... ""'" ~-, ..-.. ,.._,,_,, e your c a am w1 e cou r or pr esent 1t to t e -""' O vld M Het 25301 Cabot Purc:hUlng Meneow Thia etat-1 wu lltecl wf1t1 the . opened 91 lhe ollfc• 01 Bank or lie WM born ln Minne9ota on Beach , Ca., Allee man ... ..,. •.,.~. 1o7 ?-.:..,_ Hiiia CA Publltlled Orenge Colll Dally;r-.-.. ,..._.....,Or-County -court or present It to the personal representative ap-Am•ttca Truat Oepertmenl at th• 1 Wovember 7, 1911. H e w u and 'IbomM Goodman both 92653.~.. · .._....-· Ptlot, May4. 11. 19&2 •A;;"fa~ea2:" -..... -· personal representative ap-pointed by the court within hollrol900em ontlle ebOve date.
IMt em= .. a .aJem>an o~S nt.a Ana, Ca., lovlna Perry H. Hlnkle, 25301 Cabot 1~2 f1f7eet pointed by the court within four months from the date of The pr<>Pef1y wm be told for cull .
._ .-L-;r: ~t Qim. ther ol 8 and -i-Roect, Suite 107, ~ Hllll, CA -----------i1 Pul>lllMd Orange Coeet Delly Piiot, four months from the date of first issuance of letters as Ten percenl ( t0%) 01 the •mount .....-.._ .. --• P'lll.IC NOTICE ........ 20 27 M 4 11 1912 "ded S bid 11 to accomp•ny the oHet by .-nY f« yeuw. w• a 1r andfather of 3, d evoted ,..Jack love . 1407 SH cru t ____________ , ..... ~ · · .., · · · first luua n ce of letters as prov1 in ection 700 of certified or eullfer"• G1'ec:k and tt1e
r.ldent of Costa Mesa, Ca. brother of John Goodman of OrMI, Cofone del Mer, CA 82825. M011Ca J~. &AU ' 1718-t2 p rovided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of CaU!or· b•ltnc:e 10 be paid at cioee ot ••
for 4~ yeus aft.er movt.ni Wi8coNd.n and BW Ooocfman Thie bu9llWI It cionOucied by • Truet No. 11211 ,.,e llTll the Probate Code of Califor-n la. T h e time for Ullng crow TexH . rent•, operating and
b8'a tram Mlnrmota. He le of Com=, Ca. Redt.ation gene.el pert!W'ltllp. on May 25, 1982 at 11:00 •.m. nia. Th~ time for f lll~g ~ will .~~tfexpireh pdar1or ;::~::i~•i:n:.,~::;·~~:~,~ llUl'Yived b:y bi.I wife Anna-of th e will be held Thia ~-ftlecl wlltl ltMt FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IHSU· NOTIC• ~ SAU clai.liw will not expire pnor to our monu... rom t e te IM purc;hu. Shall be prorated .. be18. Waters of Cmt.a Meea., today at 8:45 M at Harbor County a.rtt of Orange County on RANCE COM, ANY,• Calllornl• ~MM. ""°""1Y to four months from the date of the hearing notioed above. of 1ri. c:IOM of eaaow Eumlnatton
Ca.. a a:m Jahn J. Wat.en of Lawn Mount Olive Memo-APJ11 15. 1982. ~:.·:~=: ~ AT.:':~~ALI of the hearina noticed above. YOO MA y EXAMINE ot 1111e. tren11er tun. eny 1n1e 1o-
Coet.a Meaa, Ca., 2 s laters ria l C hapel, 1825 G isler T..._,9-ta I IW:.w of that cert.in o.eci of Truit ex• ln the~Courtoftri.Stete YOU MAY EXAM INE the file ke pt by the court. lf ==~_:>·~:d.~::;~: JfJllDDe Hudlon of~ A ve., Costa M e ea .. C a . ~..=:.., 3 • cuted by RUTH H. PORTER,• or Callfornla, lor the County of the file kept by the court. If you are interested in the es.-ol tll• H iier Recotdlng ol con· and La Vaµ~ O'Leary of Gravesift servica will be n..e ui.-......,.,..... o.twe married woman 11 her ••P•r•t• Oreoge. you are lnte~ tn the es-late, you. may ble a request veyance •nd one·h•ll l'Arl eacrow Klamath Falla,~ Vi· beld on Wedneeda.y, May 6, ....,._,. ....._ C...... -prc>perty, end recorded Oeoember In 1h• Maller ol th• E•t••• ol tale, you may file a request with the court to receive I-t11911 be pelO by lhe pureh-
·l•-tJon -ill L-at bor 1"82 a t 10.·00AM at Har...._ , ..... f1 28· 1911 •lnetrument no. s.4008, In ANTHONY L. DE SOUSA, Oeoe•· with the court to recei ~1ft1 • { h or purc:t>aMn .. .. -• .,.. PublWled Or c:o.t .....:'P.ot book 14338, Peo9 1228. of Ofllclal eed. . ve s~ nouce 0 t e mven· The undet11gned ruerves th• Lawn Mortuar:y on Tue.Say Lawn Memorial park with enga ~{ • Records of Orange County, Celtor· Notice •• h•t•by given that the special n otice of the mven-tory of estate assel5 and of nght 10 retuM 10 .c:cept '"Y bids
May 4, 1982 from 2;00PM ~ ht.her Dmnle Lyons of St. Aprl 20• 27• Mey 4• 11' 1•1783-12 nl•. and pu"uan1 to thel oertaln undertlQneO wit• •1 Pnvate s.. tory of estate uaeta and of the petition.s, acrounts and Delee! ~ 28, 1"2 7:00PM. He WM a JMmber J ohn t h e Bafctlet Catholic Notice of Dela.ult and Election to to Ille lilgh .. 1 and bH I bidder. the petltJoru, accounta and reports described in Sect.ion 8 AN K o F AMER I c "
Of •he"'~•-~ ... Senior C hurch off clatln". Mr. -----------1 s.11 tllefeunder rec:otded Januery awbfect to eonllrmetlon ol H id ......,._. de9c:ribed in Sect.ion 1200 5 f h C llf NT&SA • ....,. .. -• fltaJC NOT1CE 22, 11182 aa lnllrume nt no. &.tpenor eourt, on or •tier the 10ltl ·-..--· o t ~ a o rnia · u Aclmlnl•t,.lor o1 tri. Cttlsen1 and the Newport Goodman baa been a real-----c..--1-.,,-12----1 e2~.1n bO<* -, ci-oe -. ct cSey of Mty, 11182, et tt1e ofllCe ct 1200.5 o f the California Probate C.ode. 1119 Mt•I• ol tri.
s.cb Senior" a~ and a dent of Hwitinaton Beach, , Offle:&ei Aeoorcte of Mid County, w11 Aodl, Poloc:ll. Pettk•. Oelbr811h & Probate c.ode. R. K.eJdl Dl.umoor, ~emect o.c.o.n1
member of t he G o lden Ca. for the PM" S ,_,..and a NOnctr cw TMISTDI IAl.I under Mel pwauant to Mid Deed Of Phllllps. A Law Corporation. All: Madin 6 Weaker Attoney at Law By Frtnk D Luer
Timen of Co.ta Mesa, Ca. reeident of Or&n1e County ~~~91~1~~ =~=~ = ~~i.:·~ ~ IM°"'W. lit Street, H t E. l'1dl Stnet, Property Menegernent Ot·
___________ for over 15 yean. 8ervtcee a: COMPANY, • Celfomle corpo. A~lc•, et ttle main .,trenoe to Lot Angel-. State of Cellfomla. 11 P1ua Lenl Sette 111 =""'° J, ,.,.
under the dlrect1on of Har-r•llon. 11 Trull••· or S~c:eHor Flrll Amerloan Tiii• ln1ureno• 1M rleht tit .. end Int-I ol Mid IM ~lea, CA Htll Cotta Mesa, CA tH!7 A"omey et i..w
u&.n•H•HOH SMfT'H & TUTHILL
WISfCUff CHAPIL
42T E 171" SI
Costa Mesa
646-9371
b o r Law n -M o u n t O live Truet• or SUbatlMed Truet ... of Company loolrted et 114 East F1fttl ~et Ille Ume of OMth end (UI) 4lt-1Ht Hl·'l'75' • N. llllllft 8t.....,.. -
C !NI oerta1n Deed of Truat .-cuted Streel, In th• city of Sente Ane all the f'IOM, tine and Int.,..., that p bl~ h d 0 Co Seti'-Ma. Celltorftlla '2701 M ortuary of oeta Mesa. by VERNON A. JOHNSON ANO Callfornle, all thet right, 111,. Md the ..._. of Nici d--.cl •t the u • e range aat Pub ll1h ed O r ange Coast T 1 ~ (7'•) m....,.
M0-5654. CAROLYN P. JOHNSON, Hulbend .,_..,~to ft! now held time of OMth and.., the right, lttle Dally llot, April 27, 28, Dally Pilot, April 27, 28, 'P'ifb:::,9~0 Orange CoHI D•llY
and Wiie, and FRAHI< M. VIEIWVLL by It under Mid Deed of Trvet In 1tMt and Int ...... ttiat Ille eet8'a of Mid May 4, 1982. May 4 , 1982. Pltol. Aprll 27, 29 . May 4. 1982. GLENDENNING end CYNTHIA l . VEMILl., Hueband property elluated In •.•Id County deoMMd h• eoqund by operetl-1880-82 1879-82 1aa1-e2 end Wlf9, All AS JOINT TENANTS. and Sl•le o.et1bed M : on of lew or O\htrwtee, other lhwt Of C ALVYNGLDDD-~r-ded~~-4.1*M ~roofT~~~.-~ln~~to ~of Mld ~.~~---------------------------------
NING, relddent of lrvtne, Ca. 11ne1rurnen1 no. 4~ 13, In book 13728, "'IC> ,_ded 1n 800ll m. p..,_ 11 111e 11me of OMtll, 1n Md to all tile
Paued away on April 21, 1P•g• 190. ol Ofllcl•I Record• of 21. 21 •nd 21 of Mleeetleneoua oartaln,.., property, alt.,.., In ti. 1982. Survived by b1a wife Orange County, C•llfornl~nd M•P• In Ill• ottloe of th• Coun\y City 01 N9wport 8"cll, County of
Phvllle, 2 chlldnn Karen lpureuanl to 111111 w taln No of ~of a.Id Coumy. 0r-.. lta1t of Callfofni.. pattl· ., Ottaull and aectloft to W Iller E.woept tllefotrom ell oo. ,... CiUlaftY dttclriMd aa ~ '°"11111:
Swamon and Terry Glen.. unci.r recorded OCtot>er 17. 1N1 hyclf'ocatt>on .,~and min. "'°':W°!!tf9Ct Ho. ..et2, Ill lhe dMm'n& allo aunitwd by b'8 H lnltrurnent no. U H 2, In bocHI ., ... by ~ nerne 11nown. In, ttty of IMdl, County of
brother Bobe rt Otenaen-l42tt, Paoe 830. ct Ofllcllli Aeootde on or under H id lend 1>91ow • Or-.. atm of CaMomla. • per n1n1. and 1 &nnddaucht..-r:::Stoc::rO:: ~""'"':l:t depth or 500 feet,_..;,"_,., !NIP,..,..,.."'._ 1144 ,..
Heather Swm. ~ publle euct1011 tor CH ll, lewful ="':U.IM..:;::~ =.::.a:_==: ::!•A:;
HrvlcH w ill be held on mone y of th• United l tetH of any portion of ttie aurlaoe of tM RloOfdtr of.-, Oountr 109lltt* Tbund )( 9 1982 t AIMtlca, et Ille main entrance to around abo¥e a dir04f'I ol 500 Miit 9"" _,. lndMdad 1/'Nltl ~ Ill 2.-ooPK :f fh. ~ J>r!.. Plret Ame rican Tiii• ln1urance for th• purpoee o4 eq>lorlng fof •of ... tnlGl 4tll. I
111.M:t.r:I ,.._,__._ _., ...... ~ OofN>eriya 1ooatad at 11 .. 4 bet f1"tl boring mining, dtllltnf, ~ ._,. ....,, ... ~ "'*"' .e: 4N : ~ •• VU1 -ltrHt, In IM city of nta Ana1 ex1raiatlng Of 1Mf11 .. tng .., aui-'*O w-r, ~ eaactl, Cel-1 , a.&rbulk. C&. In Ueu C.,lfOfnl•, all ttlat tlfl\1, '9U. -•IMMe, aa r~ ~ ,..... Of -.
UGuif .n .. o~ :~re~ =-:-...,OO:-O.:.:'r:111': ~and..._. of ... ...._ II~~~';.~~ • __ _, ___ H---•~. C"~lll ~eountyt ... and and *"rat ...... ~ ..... i. 1110N.MrlM,.. ... oooi11111•~1e
n.111W1 """'° -.. • ~ --M: ...,. I of ff'9CC 1Mi111g ~ ~ Wbfeet to=°"" Of IM COvtt. latlon or tbe Burbank No. 7080 .. ...._°"•::ft,__ •U lunnl ToblH, 4142 oaic AltO. .. l#lllfllld ,_.,..the
YllCA Be balOIWld '° the ::to i:.= :'· '--=.::· 41' CrMI!. l allt• ,Ot•at. Callforftl rtgM '°,..... -Md .. btdl ... lntne c.ountrJ QUh. Be Md OOtdl ot -.2 ... !~ ,... .... to tl*Y " ....... 001611•4 .. ......___.._..la_...._ ._ ----· . DltlD•Dnt IO .. ~~...._ _. ......_ ..._ ... ~ ~TM ...... ~::.v 1'11tir be obtained by r141~lflt Te rmt of .. ,. OHll 111 lawful 9"Wa1 ,_... _ ':...,-1 ............... • ... in ""'"9"""' lie M ...,Y money of ti.. U11Uect ltat" Ol'I !MN. --.. _., • ....,. 10 ,_. frOl'll ti. flf'llt ...... oonflr'IMtlon Of ...._ « -1 caat1 ~ .... ~ ....... wttMtil :!?~ ,:-: ....... WltJIOut ;:'.c.~Mof1-=-ia: ~o.: cOftn•nl Of ..,,.,.1y, .,, ... Of or ..,.,....,, "'INWI °' °" the Pf~ eo .-.. TCWI pet· ............. to""'· potl ILllOA Of lfntllled, .. •o .... poelHllDA °'.,,. .......... bid'° ... ••11nn1J
......... to ..... ~ ............ '° ~ ... ""INlid wftll bid • ....,_ 4Nt eft tM ,,.._ ot ,..-.,.,_.,_Oft "'9 Mia or,.._ lldl (I( °"9r9 IO a.. IR ...... end
MGU!'M.W Mid 0.... of fnllll. lo ......., -., llld DIM of 'fl'Ull, tD .. lie......, Ill .. .._... of· :C~\~·~ :11:. ~ Wit! 11,1tt.a1, ,._ •,...... .._".,,, ••.,..,...,.. IMl-
............ ot .. -.-............... ........... ..... ............ °' ~llOll of tllfa NotJM of a.t'; :=.:i w; = :..-=. ~= .,_. .. _..ot ~ 1Mt. 8'1.471.11. m•AO. ' PMNK D .-rZ1 n.,.:,~~ -..~,,.-..... ~~-=-=·:... !'t!;t.~ 00. ""' ..... ..: ':' "9tiillll•1'' 'J, &..o..:''* .. ' :=:.:...... APWlo.UP9.
.. , •• ~ ............ Ollllr ~~-.... M r'lllQa.. ,,..._,_...... ' J::MleJin._ ... ~,., at PaelfLt &_ ... •~.,. ~·. , I!!'~ .,. -Sal....... P ... o...o.__.... ~c-....'---..... 0..,FllllliDVllw .... ,, .... l.11.... . , ........ tt,'11,,-.-y ~ I ...... "'1-et
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FIND YDUR NAME
•· 4 _llCKITS WORTH $36
• 18 M1.s In Todly's ClaPlfllclsl
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'Pippin,' 'Click' take stage
~-~= A tu~ ....-..on of a rock muaical and an aw~wtm\lnc ortpv.1 one«t ~y oomprt.e the
Mw ~ faN aJorit ~ Oruwt CaUt t.h1t week.
l'lrlt up, ~ Wedneeclay for .. • two-week run at UC I.rvtne, It Ptpptnt CJl1Clnally 11t 1n th•
9th "9ltur)' in the retp of CharJemacne. Director Irvine K.lml>er Ml fut..forward9d the l8tU.n8 to the
24th ctntury to alter the mUlk:el to "a fantuy of the
mind."
-"Ptppln" will be 1tqed Wedne.day th.roush
Saturday of th1a week and Tuelday through Sat-
urday of next 1n the rtne Atta VWaae Theater with
&I\ 8 p.m. C\ll'tain. Call U3'6817 fOI' Ucket lnfonna-
tion. -Two perfe>nn&IX9 ol "Click.," a ahort play by Oranae CoMt Collep theeter prof John Fenacca,
-will be .Sven Friday and Saturday by the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse. Michael Leigh and Emily
• Wayde star in the drama about a woman held he»-, taae by a disturbed ycNng man.
) · Curtain la 8 p..ni. at the J'on.un Theater on the
Festival of Arta lfOunda, Laguna Canyon Road,
Lquna Be.ch, with ticket information available at
I .. 9i..0743,
lt'a cl.Oline weekend for five currently running
~ ..ahowa on couta1 atqes. Tbey are: -"C...ta1 AttractJoa1" at South Coast Re-
pertory's Second Stage, 655 Town Cent.er Drive,
Costa Mesa (957-4033), with fin.at]>erformances to-
r night through Saturday at 8:30, Sunday at 8 and
weekend matineel at 3 p.m.
-"Soll~ Padflc" at Sebastian'• West Dinner
i Playhouae, 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente (492-9950),
running nightly through Sunday at varying curtain
times.
-"Forty Carats" at the Harlequin Dinner
,,Playhouse, ,3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana
(979-5511), on •tale nightly through Sunday, a1ao at
varying times. -"Wltere'a Qarley?" at the Calta Mesa Civic
' Playhouse on the Orange County Fairgrounds
(754-5159), playing Friday and Saturday at 8:30.
-11n e Dlaitraced Bradblll')'0 at Saddleback
College in Miaaion Viejo (831-4530), closing Friday
and Saturday at 8, Sunday at 3.
Continuing their respective enga&ements are
"Da" on South Coast llepertory'a mainstage
· (957-4033), "See How 'hey Ra" at the Newport
Theater An. Center (675-3143), "Vl•JC to a Small
Plaaet., at the Huntington Beach Playhouse
(847-4465), "Folllea a la cane II" at the San Cle-
mente Community Theater (492~0465), ''ne FroDC
Pase .. at the Westminster Community Theater
(99~113) and "Dea~ of a Salesman., for Show-
cue Productions (81M-6786).
* BACKSTAGE -The Newport Harbor Actors
Theater la taking i\I recent production of "Divis.ion
Street" on the road ... the show, with only one
change from lts original cast. is running Thursdays
through Sundays until June 6 at the Pilot l Theater,
6600 Santa Monica Blvd., Le» Angelea ...
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LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED
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LAST MOMENTS -Dean Santoro (right)
comforts hll aging father (Thomas Toner) in a
scene from "De'' at South Cout Repertory.
The Irish comedy-drama continues nightly·
except Mondays through May l~.
CASTING -The Laguna Moulton Playhoule
has ca.et i\I next production, the Sherlock Holme9
mystery "Crucifer o.f Blood" . . . a.or,. Wooda aa
Holmes and Michael Crown as Wat.on head the
company, which lnclude. Alfred Lutjeana. Walt.er
Daly, George Pellin&. Kathryn Jobmon, Michael
Bieliu, Dick Oldden, Norman Weingart.en, Robert
Brown, Lindsay Karg, Tony Houghton, Mike
Sandlin and Jim Ryan ... the show opena May 14
and plays through June 12 . . . ·
Dina Fayer nu won the coveted role of Rhoda,
the child murderess, in the Newport 'Theater Ar\I
Cent.er'• production of "The Bed Seed," which a1*>
will star Lynda Olwald aa her mother ... othera in
the cast are Dorothy McMillan, Tony Caprio, Carol
Stockmeyer, Earl M~. Pat Olwald, Kria Ha-
gen, Francis Donnelly, Robb Kirby and Tracy
Godfrey . . . the drama will be on •taae weekends
from June 4 lO July 3 . . .
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a beautiful future at
John Robert Powers
where countless
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havt tound ntw ' .... Mitt' •.•.....••• 7iJO .....
personal horizons
to match the chal·
lenges ahead. learn
tvtfYthlng from
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Call or com• In
today tor a frH per·
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Bank approved
for Catalina
Santa CataUna Ill.and soon wlll have Ua own ~bank.
Edward Carpenter & A11octatH Inc., Loi
AnetlM-bued finl.nclal iNUtutiON conaultina firm. ~and filed the charter application for l'fadonal Berik ot. C..tallna on behalf of a croup of loc:al buane9
people.
Approval wu given by the comptroller of the
cummcy.
Tbe bank, to be located ln a bayfront bulldJni ~erected at 303 Crelcent Ave., Avalon, wt1l i:,e·
capital.lied at $1 ~ mU.1Jon ($10 per lhare).
NaUooal &nk of Catalina orpnizer1 and proJ»-
led d1recton are J ohn J . Feinberg, Vincent L. Scara-
mucd, Milton Schatan, Robert S. Stein, Gloria E. Wall
and Leo Z.,er.
Oil well complete
Transittra Exploration Corp. of Newport Beach
announced the auooeeaful completion of it• Cinnamon
No. 3 well located in Noble County, Ok.la.
Avetaa:e daily production rate from the Skinner
formation of 4,660 feet was 994,000 cubic fee=of as,
five }>arrela of oil and 12 buTe1a of water a
12/04-lnch choke, Flowing tubing pre98W"e WU 6 psi
and calfng pre11ure 680 J)G.,Total depth la 5,180 feet.
Tran1terra own1 6'1.5 percent of the working interelt. •
Home files available
Orange Cout Savings and Loan Association ii
making available free home inventory files which can
provide lnlU.rance or replaoement information ln the
event of km or theft of household belonginp.
A.ccordlng to Richard Read, president of Orange
Cout Savinp and Loan, the files are being made
available ln part due to the fires ln Anaheim that de-
stroyed 500 apartmentl and left 1,500 people homelees.
The files are at Orange Coast Savings two aran,e
County offioee; ln c.o.ta Mesa at 1700 Adams Avenue,
and in Anaheim.
Short-term bills up
WASHINGTON (AP) -Yields on short-term
Treasury IPICW'ities roee alightly in the latest auctions
after declinlng in recent week.a, officiala say.
Monday's yields were the highest since April 12
levela of 12.899 percent for six-month billa and 12.849
percent for three-month bills.
About $4.7 billion in six-month T-billa were auc-
tioned at an average m.oount rate of 12.78 peroent, up
from 12.64 percent la.st week.
Numismatics e xhibit slate d
North American Coin & CUrrency, Ltd. will pre-
sent • n uml1ma6ca symposium and exhibit
Newport Marriott Hotel on Saturday at 9 a. information. call 800-432-7446.
R ecord r evenues told
Inc. of Fullenon pol1ed record revenues
and in the third quarter and first nine months
of th year.
For the 12 weeks ended April 1, sales advanced 35
percent to $11,~,980. Net earnings were $144,613, or
5 omtl per share, compared to a lea from operations of
$149,295, or 6 cents per ah.are, in the year-ago period.
Nauglee Inc. operates a chain of 24-hour drlv~
thru restaurants ln California, Nevada. Utah, M.isaouri,
Illlnoia and Kanas.
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""D JIWILL THOMPSON, IOUTHf"N COUNTIH n ... Coola ....... CaMlotnla '*1 ...-......... i1 IJ..... Ofllie OOfpot'atlOn, 17tM HY-
'"' M .. illal Dflff, H11ntl"41lon MIN~LI. 1071~ La Cleonega IMYd., -.. lllo0wt81f_. ~a ~cJt,! Tiie llllM tM ....,_....._peril Olrcile, 11111• '· lrvln•, CA .... CA...... lr~,CA~. ..,.., ..,,....., -of.............. HT14. 1""' ....... 11 ~ .... • .... ntat PLOWIM TOO 110 I . .._ PATNOK ll IMfTH, dbe Rodi lndMINIL . . "'1 an tMllltla .. OONM*d "'1 I Tiiie 1M11'911 II~ by an IML ....... Ce.-· 0...llOCMMnl ~. t2t Wew
,,... J. ~ ODrllOf~ eounu. Tormlnell lndMdUal."°'*1 0 • ......_ n.. ioo......"' c.llfOtnla ff tM '''°"*· L.,.-9MOll. CA mat. TNI f!r1t1*• w llef w!Wl Ille OMnl\ Clrid9V ·.,.or-oNlf ~..,_or~ Tilll ~It oondU010d by• OouMY °""' of Oreneo County on VIOt py....,;t Tilll •tat-• ... lllecl wllh .. b111l11 ... Offlff Of lll• liUendod lllfnned ~. Apt f'-1eea. Tlllt etelelMnt wu tied wttn 111e COIH'l'Y o.. of Ortinoe County on ... ,.. II: lll'M • ....._ ' Meridlel o.<e1op11ien1
,.,..... County Cleft of Onlnot eoun11 on April ta. 1112. Alt o19* ~ ..... "•"'" •lid Aoneld ,. . M4widl11. • , .. ,_ 0.-..eo. ~Not, Mat'Cltl 111, 1tU. Publlthed Orenn• Coa'~1:' Mdr ..... "9M by Ille lnlondled PnMldlnt the ~IO, 17, Mllf 4. 11, 1MI. ·~ • IN2. tr1Mf9ror Wlthlfl ""-~· UC Tiit. 1t1wmenl -flied with
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bullMle Ill: AltPLIED AHOURCE MANAOE·
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Jolln Rlohard Senolloi, 2017 Otlllte 130, Coele MeM, CA 92927.
Tllil bUllnoM • oonduc1ed by Ill
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Tiiie IUMemeM WU flled with 1M COIH'lty Ollftt of Orange Coun!y on
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ll21M13. '"* ....,_,. ... Nod """fie Oelllornl1 Uniform Commorlo1I T AT MVATI IA.Lil ~ bulil-. II oonducted by• eoun: a.11 of Oralll9 ~ Oii Code Idol\ ttOI NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ~II Plt1MftNp. Apt • 1M2. ·-The n1mo encl addreH Of tl1e THAT, eubj~I to oonllrm1llon by Stephen 0, Poner "''°" with wtlom ctalrnl mey be _ .. __ -11 ...... s ·-· Court
Thia •t••-· w• !Med with Ille PubWled ~ Coeet ~ Nod .. OLONA '· MKll', 11111 ~·~es:':""'Eucutor Coun~ a.rlt of Ortnge Couniy on Mev 4• 11· II. • 1• WlndllClf Dr., VIie Pen. CL l2tl2. ot th• Wiii of Frank Earl OrlmH,
April II, lt82. __ .,. llM'll'r end the lllt 6r/ tor Mnf olmrlli by 6-Ued, wtM NII et Pf'lv•I• Nie to
P1'7S71 ,._ ""'-""I cndllor lhlll be Mey 111, wt'6ofl tM lllghell end bell net blddet, on Publllhed Orenge Cout Delly PllOI, --•u11•• II h ~ 6r/ bOtClt9 fie cion-tn. term• end eondlllona ,.._elnafl.
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lndMdull. APPRAISED PAOPERTlll --"" "8JC Mme( Pwcel t In City of Santa Ana. _..._ ...!!!!!'° ,,_, --..... ...-_ 11112-1. 200e 0outt A-. New· lndMdllll. ~ c . cennon --11Ww;ai•ioo..i'CcociCMi.111Tiirr--couniy of Ofenoo. si.i. of c111tor·
•,.. -n•n -,_ ""™' '""' por1 e.otl, CA 112983. '"* ec.temont w llleO wlltl Ille Of nle, u lhOwn on • Plll'Clll MIC> flied Cow"Y Ollr1l of Or9llQ9 County Oii AST Flnandal, Inc., 1 Ce11torn1e County CW1I of Or911g9 County Oii CAUtOllNIA In 8°'* 12, Pege 23 of Plf<lll Mepe,
tMy 3. 1912. _ oorpor111on, tllt01A auneet BNd .. Moy 3 t112 _ ==.., co:.:z._ 1n tn. ofllce ot COunlY Aecorder or ~ -:::.• PICfflc Plllledel, CA 90272. ' • ~ •-Orenge, CellfornlL PullllNd ~ Co.t _, ,.._., T'Nt ~ II condugf*d by I Publltled Or911g9 CoMt Deify Pl-IMll AM, CA ..,., The pr()9«ty II commonly ref«·
t.My 4, 11, 11, • 1112 llrnlled plll'tnerlNp. lot Moy 4, 11, 11, 26, 11112 Pt.Al=LD L . HOFMAISTER: red to 11 1230· 1234 South NI· 2044-82 AST AnencW Inc. 1....al wt\ope, Senti Ana. Cellf«nla. ____ IC_Mn_T'M'r ___ -t ~T..,Y -----------CAAOl. M. HOFMAISTEA The property II to be IOld on Ill ~ nur~ ,.,_" "8JC NOTIC( DEFEHOANT: "u 11" bu1a except .. 10 11111. TM
Tiiie N"'""'1 WM llled wltll ti. BILL JOHN GRATTAN lndlvl· 111• le aubject to current 11xe1. '1CT11lOUS .U ... IS
NA• HAft•NT Tiie lollowlng pereon 11 doing
bullnMI u .
HOLISTIC &. NUTRITIONAL
COUNSELORS. 404 W•11mln1ter.
Suitt 1, Newpon 8Mch. CA 112e&3.
ROXL HAMILTON DOWNING, 11183 Corlender, Cott• i.. .... CA
,.. _ _, dull and m bullrleel M QAAT • Ion ..._ ....... COIH'lty CW1I Of Or9llg9 .....,. .. , on '1CTTnOUa .,._.. E T G D OE ~II. condl1 8 ' r•tr.._,...,,., t.My 3, 1'82. NAm ITAT'DmMT TAN DEVEL PM N ; · · • rHerv1llona, right. rlglltl ol w1y ,,_ The following P«'IOM .,. doing SIGN AND CONSTRUCTION: Ind _,_,ta of record
Publlfltd Orange CoMt Deify Plot, bull,_ M: BAYAN L. BECK; FAEEMONT IN-TM property wilt be IOld on Iha
Mey 4. 11, 11. ~.11182 PRINTINO UNLIMITED, 10537 DEMNITY COMPANY, DOEB I IOllOwlng tenna: cull or pwt cull
.... EJHa A-. Fountlln II...,, c.-. lhn>ugh V; ROE.a CORPORATIONS end 1)111'1 CAldK .. Ille llm\t of a.di fomll 92708. ANO OTHER 8U81NE88 EHTTT1E8 c:redll to be ~tlt>le to Iha url-
Fred J. Smith, 21072 Amber· VI THAOUOH X deralgn•d 1nd 10 th• Sup.,lor
112tzt. -----------wlcll ~. HunUngton Beech, Clll-c-::::-r.:-' Court, 11n p.,cenl ( 10%) ol th•
IOrnil 92e44. MOTICll YMI ...,,_ MM ..._ tmOUnt bid to eccornpany Ille offer Thi• ~ It conducted by 11/'1
lndMdUel.
P1C1'moue-..11•• U..ITA,_,.
D.D.
~ l1lmiltOn Downing. The lollowlng plt'90ftl .,. 4P"lCI
~-. Thie ltalemenl WU flied with the
CounlY caortc of Ortnge CounlY on
Aptl II, tM2. p~
Put>llttled Orenge Coul Diiiy Pl·
IOt, AprM 13, 20, 27, Mly 4, lllt2.
t82t-82
FREEDOM SPORTS, 2430
WH1 Co11t Hlgll••Y. Newport
8-:tl. CA t2tlS. ~ ~ Wlf'nOdl, 1 ... RochHl•r SI .. Co111 ...... CA
92t27.
WllWlck JeiMI Brytn. 29712
c.denM. MllllClrl Vleto. CA 112t111.
Thll ~ II oonduCtld by I
ACTmOUI Wll general plt'\rlerlNp. 9IAm aTATDmNT C. A. Wernoc* ~~wing p•reon I• doing ~ ·~:::\:. 1119d~ ":
VICTOR SPECIAL TIES, 1103 Mey 3, 11182. Wllnut Street, TU9tln, CA 92680 ,_
VICTOR LeVAR PETERSON, Publltled Orange COllll Deify Plot. 1103 W1lnut StrHI, Tuatln, CA Moy 4, 11, 11, 25, 1M2 1tM-12
02te0.
Thie ~ i. conducted by .,,
lndMdull.
Vlclor LIV1t P9l-
Pri.efft1 K. Sml111, 21072 Am· by 0«1111ed cMc*, end the balance berWlc:k Line, Hunllngton 8etch, n. ..t _, ._... ...... ,_ 10 be plld on c:onllrmetlon of .... Cellfomle 9264e. .._. ,_ Mlal .._. _._. by Sup«IOr Coun, or u contrected ,_,...... ..... ..,.._... II d Thia t>uelnHI le conducted by ..._ ...._ irr ~. tor. Tull. ren11. op•re ng •n
lndMdulla (Hulb9nd & Wiie). W -· wWI to ... the eclWle Of maln1en1nc• upenMa, end pr ... Fred J. ~ ...-mil#M on in-.-8ICCIC>llbll to Thia 1111-t wu llled with IM •n ittorn•y In 11111 mi lter, you purchH., lhlll be pror11ed u ol
CounlY Clerk of ~enoe CounlY on :.: 00 '° ~ '° lhll '/04ll the c111e of cont1nn111on of .....
Mey 3, 1982. relPClftM, err;. m.t'1 be fl. 8lda or otferl •• ln\llted tor tnll F~ lld on tlmL property end mu91 be 1n Wf'ltlng end
Publlahed Orenge CoH I Delly AY1M>I U.tM M ... ._. w1t1 be r'°""'9d 1t Ille ofllcle of 8elt,
PllOC. Mey•. 1 t, 11, 2~. 1ta2. ~ ~!}'•1._ ........ ~ Hunt, Hert, Brown •nd B••nwll~.
20e0-82 -· -...... ' -11torM)'I '°' uld EJcec:utor, •t Poe'!
'1CT11lOUS IW ... 11
NAMa ITAnMRNT
Th• lollowlng pereon I• doing
~-= l<MI< DESIONS, 1303 Avocado
Av• . •220, Newport BHch. CA ~ Muy 1<1y Sh•w Crook1ll, 419
P1nor1m1 Dr , Legun1 e .. cll, CA
~·· "49. ,......_ ... ,,.de II Office Box 1287, 120 Linden A.,..
.... L.9 Ill....,. I ... ...... nue, L""" &Mch, Cellfornle 90801. 911.JNd CIMM ICllldlel' .. G0t.ato -.. _..........._
de 1111 llllqg9do an .... """'°· do-91 ""1 ..... ""' the flrwt ---· beri• ll-1o lnmec:tlalement•. de of thll notloe Ind before Ille making
.... ,_.., 911 ~ --of uld .....
11 twy ...,._ ~.., ,..,,...edll The underelgned Executor r .... e llempo. ....... the rigM 10 r.tu. lll'TY encl Ill
1. TO TWE DEFENDANT: A oMI bide. 2 ::;.:::Int hll been flled by lh• DATED: April 28• tea IOlllWI )IOU. M yo11 ~ to Frlflll Rey om-..-.. "* .._. ... ......, rl'Ult. wllt*r • EJ.eculor of the _.., ..___., •-Wiit of the
TIMI llllernent -llled wttll Ille
County Clerll of er.,. Coun!y on
Apr'll 12, 1t82.
HChnGUe • H•ll &Miil . MAim ITA~ Thie ~ II conoucted by 1t1
30 de'fl after INI """"'°"' le ..,. uo...-n..-ned dee.dent,
ved 011 you, Ill• wllh thl• eourt • .... , , .... -.... ---Mttten ~to the ~I. -,_.,, .._.., _...... ....
'WT1M
Publlll'led Orange Coee1 Deity Pllol,
Aptl 20, 27, Mty 4, 11, 1g82.
11116-82
eeonca °' AM.ICAnoet TOl&L ALCOMOllC~ .....
To Wholrl It Mey eonc-n:
JERRY L., JOYCE, L18RAOO l
SAN>RA W. ALOMZO -~ 10 Ill• Oep1r1ment of Alcollollc
Bewrege Control for 1 "41" On
Sile a.er l Wine (Publle Elllng
Plec•) McienH to NII 1le1ollollc
beVtr•ctM 1t 4t11 Werner Ave ..
Unllll 101 • 102, ~ 8-ch.
C&. Publltled Or9llg9 Coeet o.ly PI-
~ ~ .,.,_ _.. doing ndMOuelMllY Kay SMw Crooh ll
EXECUTM INVESTMENTB, 1 Thia etal-1 w .. flied with !he
Cellfornla General Pertnerehlp, CounlY C1ertt of Orenoe Couniy on :tOl1 ~ c-. OrM. ..... Apr1I o. 1982
146·: C:-W:.:: :r:..-. Pul>lilhed ~ CoMt ~~ If ¥Ina. Ce1forM 92115. IOI, Ap<ll 13, 20~ May 4, lN:Z. OrWOo'Y c. Krug, 2Mel eon. 112042
nltoV .... ~HIKI. CelltcM'nle ------------112MS. NlJC NOTICE .Id H. Oldtllm, 43116 WtnWI---------------' W.y. IMN. ClltorNl 127111. Peter Perrin, 131' M1tlnor1
Oftw, ~ BMch, Caltforn11
92980.
Thll ~ II condUcl*' by •
general pll1J•lt ... ~A.Wood
Thie llatemltll ... fled wlltl .,.
PlCTITIOUS .U ... SS
NAMllTA~NT
Tiie lollowl,ig perton 11 doing
l>u.W-:
BALBOA LANDMARKS, 1542 Vivian Lane, Newport S..Ch, Cllt·
loml• 9zte0
Ruth Hynd•. 1542 lllVlllll ~. County an of Ot'lflgl County on
Aptl ~1. tlNl2. '-.na _________ 20_1M2_ Publltled Orange COtlll o.ly Plot.
MlC NOTIC( Mey'· 11, 11, 25. 11182 ~
iot t.My ... 11182 Newport BMch, Calilornll 92e&O
Thia ~ II conduCled by 1111
lndMdUll.
Ruth Hynd•
HCH1'*"9Ul••M MAim ITA,_,. . NI.IC N()TIC(
Th• rouowtng pereon la doing 1-----------~ -TAADEWIND8 ENTEAPAlllE8,
,., E. 1111 .... No. 30, eo.ta ......
CA'"37. DIMd ,._, T....,,, Jf., 181 E.
11th St., No. IO, co.ti Mele. CA
92t27.
Tiii• b"9lnele I• conducted by
an lndMduel. Dewtd A. Tr9Ylof, Jf. n. .... ••It ........ """ the County an of Or9llQ9 County on • w.y 3, 1112.
Thia Ital-I w .. fllec:I With IM
Coun!y Cler1I of Orange Couniy on Apnl 22, t982
Ut*el yo11 do eo. your ~ .. AND ~o.6e be entered on epplleallon to the ., ~.., ~
pWnllfl, llld WI CICll#t ""1'f lt"IW e A.ftemep
Judgment IOlllWI )IOU tor h ,...., P.O .... 1111
demellded rn the oornpWnt. ...,.. • ...,... •-
e1ou1d r111111 In g1rnl1llment of = =..fA _, ~.~:. :=.c:r~ Publlalled Or1nge CoHI Dilly
complllinl Pllol, Mey 4. 5. 11, 1t82
Detld: Jan. 22. 1112. • 204&42
Lie A. er.not\
Cllf1I
Jorwry v. Moreno _,.~
H1U11tG AND ROCKWa.L ••C-•• .... .., T--.CA-~)l't,._
Publllhed Orange CoM1 Delly Plot.
Mey 4, 11, 1t, ~. 1N2
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CLASSIFIED
'INDEX
,,.,,,, Jin .... ,. ... •• ••••.•••.............• ·•··•··•··•··••····· ~.{'!.~.'! ••• .,... f!ltf!'!. ••••••••• 1.1!1 ... ....... . ,, .... , .... Cal Priz.e Wm Bey bayfront. SUfll fOC' 2 boeta. ~eled 3 bdrm. 3 bath $1.200.000. 642-5671
mlSDFllW o-.i ... ......... ............ ~-.. ... c.-.... ., o.i..•-0.. ...... a11n ,_¥.,. -.... ..... -t....-11.n ==----Vlt)o :."l:..·.:-S..J_C.,..,_ .... _
SMllltdo s..ui1.1.1-··---·kk IWESTATE
""-lerSale ~-Wt ..... = -1 ~ .c,, ...
c.-~IOI "'-t'\7
c .. •=tt• s.u. ~U..ulale _ .. __ .. _
'--'-" l_,,al 1'rapwt7
Liil w Sok -HatTrlrPrt• -..Dooort.•-~:':rc~~ .. <Mtl-....... ........ , ........ c .....
&ull&t.Ulac.....,. .... Du&o.,_
IOOALS
... •• ltll --... .... •• ... ... -... ... IW ... , ·-....
lfll ...
le.I ·-1• ....
1• ·-!)le ... 1100 JD
flit ,. ·--1111
ml ml -tile --1111 --
Ocean & ,,euy view 1. Ma.tint room, 4 bdrm, S
bath, 3700 aq.!t. $1,385,000. Oceanfront.
UllllUllllll
Prime Lido Nord bayfront. S bdrm. 5 Yr billh.
L&e L.R .. 2 boat slips $1.~.ooo .
Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + largr rec. rm.
beam oeillnga, furnished. pa\loa. $420,000.
u11111U um111
Laaoon view from 6 bdnn. 5 bath, playroom,
dark nn, den, Boat slip. $1,350,000 .
UYSllE con
Spectacular bayf.ront view 2 br. 2 ba up; 2 br,
2 ba dn 2 boat sllp1 $1,900.000
ClllOUIO CAYS
Coronado Island cuat.. bayfront lot. 85' boat
dock Plans avail. $425,000 w/~rms
Piii Ult
3 bdrms, 2~ baths condo near pool $145.000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
j,i1 Boy\•d .. D•·vt· ._. B o7~ 0 101
_h,....... JI•
=~~ : IMI lmli $12 900 ~.:.=~1· = ...................... ,
T-"',. m (!) Spacious 1 story condo, • ~~.i = 2 Bdrm. lu1h 11nd1c1-
o.,.w ... u.i • ping. pool. ap•. 20'% = ~.. = -down. $642 Pl paymenla. :=:-.::·· = -= ~f OWl542313 ~=~~ ~ ~~P~R~ ~ilti=tJ:1
a...i ... SMr,• .-N EW VIEW T O WN -:i,~.:..'... !: hM11lilar't ....... HOMES. 2 Mealer Sul·
-a....i -All real es111e •dvertlMd 1e1 View ol Oce1n a ~"' Rt111a1 :: In this newap1per Is eub-Night Lights Quiet Area ~ ... ....., ..,. Ject to the Federal Folr Perk•. open ep•c••
• ... •--Houalng Act o f 1968 $125.000. Only 10% dn .-SS, lllY£$l which m1kea It llleg1I to Xlnt An. Hal or Pat a-
MnlT, flttAMC( 1dvort1ae "1ny preferen-Aot•· 673-7300 IRJl'lr ce. llmltallon or dlserlml----------= = : n11lon buod on rec•. ftEW YllW =~' ieu color, rellglon, •••or •••1111 _,,. ._. : n1tlon•I origin, or 1ny In--_, .,._ -tentlon 10 make any such
~Tn • -preference, llmllatlon or
Speclleulu hidden 2
story home In beeuutul
Mesa Vwde. Elegtnl co-
vered entry wey, lorm•I ....ol£lflS, dl9Cfimlnatlon "
PBSOllALS &
LIST & Fl•lll
S£me£S
Thi• newapeper wlll not llvlng room ind dining, knowlngly teeePI any ad· v•rtlalng for reel ••t•te f1mlly room, gourmet ,,. kllehlll'I. 4 hl>ge bdrm•. 3 "'' wtlldl Is In viol1tlon ol the bllhl, beeutllul view = 1-· from re1r y1td. Auume
uic very high loin. Priced = EIMISt Advertisers 1239.900. Call 54&-2313
• !~~u~da~~e~~Jhr~~ t141t\t1q
port errors lmme-l~~!!!!!!!!=-!!Jllll·•·•-1111·!11·~~~
-dlately. The DAILY NIL -.1111.-.
J: PILOT assumes Ila-~:~=~='~11~,;,:. blllty for the first aum•ble 101n 11 9.5%
-Incorrect Insertion Owner anxious. cai1 now ::; only. 97~5370
=i-------~ ---.u -----lf'I) ---· .., -..., ------
llPLEl-
OllT l llEIA
Recently relurblehed
home plus newer unll In
reu with llrepl1ce Im·
m1culat• condition A
rere llndl Auum1 let
Owner llexlble, wlll II·
n 1nce el low lntoro1t
retu $185.000 For
complete detells, cell
&48-7171
t!!ll§il1!1 = .... ~1 ..
-Give youuelf Mesa Vflf·
-de In '82. 3 Bdrm 2 8a
-hOme wl mervt extru on = cul.0.-aaac:. ~c Irv 2nd = T.O. Full prlCe $t3',500.
751-.3191
fi~!Ht14 ... , .... ..... / ...
Ou111andlng vl!lue In 1tll1 ,,....,,.. home on cul-c»-
aee. OverllHd IOI, F.R. w/trptc. Owner wll .,.....
with llnanelnQ. A Qr .. I buy al U3t,OOO.
7&14191 •
.\{ >ll / 1l/;'/
~I A •' ' ~, • f 'Vf ""' ·.,
2 ... El I Piil
1211,000
Rtre opportunity on
huge Newporl 9eecl'I lol.
Seller wtll e.rry the 1 II et
IOw lnterllt 8olh ~
hew 3 bedrooma. Uve In
one. ren1 ooel Hurry, caff
873-8550
THE REAL
ESTATERS
For Ad Action
Cal a
Daly Piot
AD-VISOR
642-5678 c:. .. . ;
-t-"·' . t 1~ flop at "°"'•· II'• "'Y wttl\ ell Ulfted M2-tl71 -~
I
l
OtMOe Cout DAILY PflOTITUllday, May•. 1912
FIND YOUR REGION -If you have a
youngster, boy or girl, interested in participating in
the American Youth Soccer Organization this year,
take note. It's time for registration in most regiona.
Signups begin Saturday in numerous regions along
the Orange C.OUt. Above Is a map to help figure out
the region in which a child ahould participate.
~'' ~ ... \~ ":...""r'-=..~ ~ ... YO. Loe ANemUa • , 111111 • , 111111
Wllon,d I 0 3 2 11u.2tt I O I I ~ eHH e:HH lelor.2b 1 0 0 0 C-r.30 5 0 1 0 ~.II I 1 2 0 o.nwn.,a.i 0 0 0 0
~ • • . . . "
MAJOR LUQUI ITAHDIMCM
~at=·
• W L """ -17 I .llO 1a • .H1 214 12 t .111 I
14 11 .MO I 11 15 .421 514
I ,. .aeo • t 11 .$11 I ...... ~
11 7 ....
14 • ·'°' 2 11 t .MO 114
• 12 .4lt I
• 11 •• 114
t 1S M1 1
t 1S .111 1 ............... ........ ~. ............... o 1o1a11...._.a Olldlrld ...... yon, 2
ic-ai,1 .......... 2 Onlr..-...... '".......,.. ..... .,..... llAflft ~-~ ceor-1-11 ..... ~o.4)81....._..(0 ......
--2-2) ....,__ ("9dtlm 2·21 .. eo.ton (HWwt
°ii-CT-1·11 tt Oetto11 tPeellnldl ,.,, .
OelllefldclldefwoOd 1·11 •t New Yor1L INGNell 1· . foroMo ( 1·2) •t CNaigo (91.me M l
Kena .. City (Our• 2·1) •t Mllw•ullH
(MCCiure 1·1)
~~
W L ,.._ -" • .750 14 I ... s
11 11 Mt 1
11 11 Mt 1
11 14 ,440 N
10 1a .411 N ..............
81. LOIAa 1t • .l40 ~ 12 I AOO
.... Y"" 12 II .toO ~-:::.~ ct'*-00 I ,. .m ..............
.... Yen I, ........ S (12......, Allef*10,~4
8t. l..NI •• ~ .. ......... ':."~ PU1 s ·s •• 5, 1e11 a Onlr ..----T ..............
1141 ,.,. • 114
114
.... Yorll (Scott 2·21 •1 o •••• ,.
(V ...... 2~ HouetOft (Knepper 1 ·21 •t Clnclflnetl
ia-wwi Atl•nt• (Cowloy O·O) e t P'l1t•b11rtll
!"*'-1-41 ct'*-00 UeNdM 2-2) .. 9l LWla IMdUlilr
2-2)
Mo1!tr91111 C8W"' M l et 18'1 OleeO (\.Glllr
2-4)
l'tll1S Ude (Cetteon 2-4) tt 181' frMCll-
-(0.1·tl
AmRICAN ~AGUE
~s.~• CAUfOMllA Cl,aWLANO
lltrllbl lltrlllll OownlnQlf400 0 Ollonelf 500 0
8enlquz rf O O O O Hwrell 30 3 1 1 0
Carew lb 4 2 3 O Herg<V lb 3 1 2 1 Lynn ct 4 0 I 0 Thmtn dh 4 0 I 1
Re..lcllen rf 3 2 1 I H8Y99 rf 4 0 1 1 AClattlW 0 0 0 0 H....,_o 4 0 0 0
8eylor dll 4 0 1 2 Mennng ct 4 0 0 0 Orlcll 2b 2 1 1 0 ,..,cont 2b 3 1 2 0 o.onc:. 3b 5 0 0 0 Dyl>Oll • I I 1 0 Fol • J 0 0 I Mcer1cl i;itl I 0 0 0
8-o 3000 Tot• 32 I 7 4 T«*la :12 4 t a
Ce11om1e ..... "' "-:r 2io 101-a
~ 220 000 000-4
E-C•row, Herttll OP-C1llfor11le 2.
LOl-C•lllornl • I t , Cleul•nd I
H -l•ytor "a;~ 1 -cor-. ~ llnl*l. 8'-Foll. ' ~ •NA••W
l<lnQIM, 1b 5 0 1 0 OuwNr,Of 4 I 1 t
Yongbld.tf $ 1 2 I Ye.gw,c J 0 0 0
~ 5120 &doec:te.c 1000 lk"ooU.Jll ,. t a 2 "'*'I.a 1 1 o o
OnirWM 5 I 1 I Orte,pfl 1 0 0 0 ......, . .p 20 10 ........ tooo 9wwt..P 0 0 0 0 "°'*"'-" 2 0 1 0 f.icono.p 0 0 0 0 A."9ne.p 0 0 0 0
,.._"' 1010 ~100 0
Jrgnltl,cill 0 0 0 0 ::,: t 0 0 0 Lyndl.p I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
ForlW,p 0 0 0 0
8."°"'9,p 0 0 0 0
Totlill 47 I 17 I Totim '3 a 7 :S ..... _, ......
,._Yen OIJt 001 100 ~
Loe~ oio ooo 200 ooo-a
E -Yoeger. DP -Loe~ 2. L08 -Ntw Yotll f2, Loe~ t. }9 -MoftNy.
HA -MondllY (2). Ouwrwo (I). 118 -._
IOPI 2 . ....,.,_• "'-'I, llu. S -Puleo,
Oerdonlft.. Klngmen. ...,..,.. • " "a• ao Puleo 8"i4SS3 2
9w9r\ 1141 2 0 0 1 I ,lllcone 0 0 0 0 1 0
,.._ :114110002
Lynaf'(#, M ) 2 0 0 0 0 0 i...,...... .
HooD1 114 to a a 2 • ,._,,._ .. 00002
f'ldl.... 4 .. 0 0 1 0
~t4) 141 2 a I 0 O
........ ..1 00 0 0
.... plWl84. 1 .,..., In .. ""
... -9y FoP1W ~ .. -y-
... lcilo9cie. T -t;& A -N,Me.
._ ......... 4
Atlen4JI 001 330 003-10 10 I
PlttatlurOfl 010 003 000-4 10 2
P Ni911ro, McWilletn9 (I). a..-171 ano '*-'· Solofnon. Sermlerl1o (51. SQifry 111 endT Pena W-P Nlekro(l·OI L-
Solomon C 1·31 S-Geroer 151 HAa Pltteburgll, J. ~ (I ). 8 . "4>0inl0ft
(21 AtlMle. WatNt>9ton 131 A-4.l:le c--..... •. c .... CNcevo 000 1 t2 000-4 fl 2
St LOUIS 300 010 SOa -fl II I
No'eS. W Hernanc>ez f7J L Smith C 71 R•·
pley C7I ano J O•vtS F Otsch, Belf m end
Port•r W-8air (2·01 L-NOIU 13 31
HRs-Choeago, OYrllam 131 1<1naaa Clly
Port• (3)
E!lp08 I, l'edf'M 2
Montreal 001 110 131 -8 10 2
San 01419Q 100 000 001-2 1 3
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PllffedelPhle 300 100 0 10-!> II I
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and Mey W-Monge ( 1-01 L-Schl lzedel
(0·4) S-F1r,,,.r (31 HR-San Fr1netaco '
Ev-(S) A-12.022
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HCOND lllACI. 360 y11rda. Tum~ ACo (Hltll t3 40 7.20 4.50
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Higher Order. Country Plato!. The MO< ... man
Time 20 39
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Credit, P1y Th• Note, Moonri¥Or, Windy.
Aegllme
fk'N 1121 a UACTA (4-fl) peld l40 40.
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St-• (UCS8) dlil. Stemey (P). M . 6-2;
Hunt• (UNLV) def, 8'MllnQton (9J8~ 6-2. 6-2; ~ (UCI) -Mf. Benford ('8). 64, W ,
6-1. Schultz (Ul$1 def 8ogga (lJS). 1-2. M (Mo.•> H~ (UNLV) def 8ty•b (US). 1-1,
5-7. 6-2; Perc:zk (UCI) del ~ (F8). M .
6-2; Kermer tUCSBI def 8'ooll1 (LllSI, M .
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(Mo. 'I
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J ecklleh (FSI dot And.,aon 1ocs11. •·3.
1-e, 1.s
(*. 21 Sf>epwd !LBSI del Ellie (CSF). M , 6-1;
Arnell (UCSBI del Ould1 (UCIJ,1-7, ,_.,
7-6
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6-2. 7.5
(Me.4)
Nll9on (UCtJ dfll F1Mnn8n (UC88). M ,
M . Nerell IL8S) del McDoug.I (IJl'jLVI. 6-2.
M
(No.I)
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..... 11-2
(No.II ,._c::nll CUCll oel IWlderlOn (UNLV). 11-2,
11-3, Kr-(UCSBI del 8rY90f1 (8JS).11-1,
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(Me.I)
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def Wlllefl.id·Noblel (F8). 8-7. t-1, 1-t .
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CVCll. 11·4, l-4, S•vl•no·Kulln (IJSI d•I
Kent·Wlcoa (US). 5-7. a.2. 7-1 ( .... 1)
McPl•·•o1 .. Peruell (UCtl Oef Senlord·
Lent11 (F81. 1 -2. 1·5. Lubbeo·Aunell (UCSBI Oef. lltv90n·Ven Eynde (llJS). t-1,
7-1 . Aonal-Hend1raon (UNLV) del
OeV.....StlltM\' (P). 6-0, 1-1. 100411-Men•
CL8SI del Begor! ltlddo• (\J8). M . 6-3
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Slr~ (~)def.~ Gnu (Bed"'ltllldl~ 1-1, 7-1.
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AYSO
• s1gnups
slated
The 1982 American Youth
Soccer Organi za tlon season'
doesn't get off the ground until
September, but offidala from the
regions in Orange County have
already acheduled registration
data.
A YSO ii open to boys and girls
ages :5-18 in most regions.
Here's a rundown on upcoming
registration dates:
MCllOM I (Foun1tiln V'*1y, WMlmlnetor) -
~ Seturdey •t McOeMn Junior HCQh, 11 a.m. to 2 p.rn., ~. bring • blntt certlbte,
.... ~ ec:fledulecl. Cell ~123 '°' "'°" 11-.111111too.
..... ., (f.ut N9wpot1 BMcll. Corort•
def ..,.,) -Aegl•tretlon Seturd•Y •I Eut-
bllllt Eel'llenWy Scflool. 9:30 e.m. to 2 p.m .. ~.pie,.,.,_ to tile reololl. M'ien·)'Mt•· * end "'*• to perUc:ilpew ln 10-m1nute llkllle Wllludon. Aealett8tlon muet be dOf'8 In I*·
-· Cell ~ for more lnfomwatlon. ...,. ., (Weet Newport 8-:tl) -SIO-
l'lup8 .,. Saturdey from t e.m. to noon et £"'91 ./vttlol High. comer CM DrM, 1rWW A~ &21, ..,_.. lhould 1Ubm1t lnN'enoo •
doctor • nerne, llc>uee •ddreN end llom• ~ ,..,_.-ne regletrwita ltlolAd bring• b4t1tl ~te. Shoft alllh cont•t edlecN-tecS. c:.I ......_.
...,. W (C.0.U ...._, -Aegillretlon 19 snn.y end Mey 22 .. a...1c &dlool, 10
Lift. tot p.111.., 125 (l20 for-"' c:ttlld, 1115
for lt*d). -P.Y.• ~ bring • blrtt-oei1Mcal1. ~ cMlie of*',..__ 8'IOC enc
lleve en 911'\0rgency piton• number. Cel
867.S1. RIOIOM 144 (Soulh lrvlne, •outll of
8en'WQ) -Aegillltlatlon .. June g end 12 ••
Un1V«91ty Community Park, 1 BooclltrM
L.aM, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m .. 130, bring • birth
Oll'lllloll ... Cell 133-A YSO fOf lntormetlon.
--• (Lllgune Beedt) -Algletr•Uon II Mey 22 at ~ 9-111 High, 10 a.m. to 2
p.m.,....,. for~ eow 11-15 .. ot Dae.''· '40 •tallbatlon ()loUnolt« kwpe the IMlform). UIS ror ..cones ct11rd •nd '30 for
lt*d, revttcranu "'°'*' bo ~led by ell ..... ,_.,..,. required to pertldpet• In
... -..ion. Cell 4'4-11689.
: MtMOM M (North Huntington 8Mchl -...,__ n Ml tor May 115 et the Murdy Perk ~Center from t a.m. to 2 p.m., 1215 .• .... wld &IJ1ti ~to required .......
ICMcMed. Cell 947..ett6. MalOM t41 (North Huntington BHch.
•. w.tmlnater, 8unMt 8Mch), regletretlon 11
Seturday and M1y 22, I •.m. to 1 p.m. •t
,..,.,,.. Sdlool, l20 for Int c:ttlld, l20 for
llOOfld ... 115 for INrd, blrtrl °"1Meet• end
... ~-required fOr ~ -to the l'lfllon. Cell Lw Kl*! .. lft. 7101 fOf
more llllon'Mlton.
MalOll •(South Huntington BMdl) -~ .. oomplett. Ceil Bert>er• eo.. ltO'Adl. 147~11, for more lofolrNUon.
.... "" (Cefttnll Huntington 9-:fl) -"9glRreUOn S.turd«y et Tllf>ort Sdlool, t
......... to a p.m., ~. ftlld ..,._tlon '9qlked .
CNld"""" be. by Doc:. 31, 1912. No"-YMt-oidt. Cell Oeryto Hett et N4-Mt2 tor
mote ""°""99on . ...... (No11'11Mne, nor'll of ..,,..,.. oa>-'luutllradon II May 1e end 23, CCllloe
,..,. Bw•iMtllfr 8otlooi, 121 '°' P-. NO .., ...... birth certttlcaW r9qUllNd tor ~·new to Region 21s, llllll• IMI IC.....,_==~c..:,:• Welaoe at 552-4M2 for mote~•· .... :J!io.lmlln). rag61tre1IOll Mey 15 Md
II, ,__ , t 1.m. to 3 p.tn., '30, t40
.... M9y ti, birth oerub .. reqUred, ...
n1tu1tfon ICJheduled. Cell Jim Stono et
112..-S .., "'°'° lnlonnltlon.
Garage sale set
1bere will be many benefid.a-
ri• when the Huntington Beach
Aquetic Club holda ita two-day
......... Friday and Saturday,
Ma.Y 14-16 at 6871 Rio Vi.ta Dr.
In Ramtlnlton Beech. .
The Ml•, with donated items
from ~tely 150 famllies,
t. .cheduled to atart at 8 a.m.
••
UCI by l;
Gauchos,
CdM • WID
The UC Irvine tennSa team, •
fXpect.ed, held the lead afttt the
flnt day of competition at the
PCAA Champlonahlpe, bo9ted by
UCI Monday. What wu uhex-
pected, however, w1a the Ant·
eaters' margin over the rHt of
the field.
After Eric Quade, the team'•
No. 2 player, and teammatee DI
McPherson (No. 3) and Mark Ramos (No. ~) were all upset in
their respective di'<i•tona, the
UCI aquad only held a allm one-
TENNIS
point advantage over charpns
UC Santa Barbara a nd Long
Beach State.
In other action Monday,
Saddleback College wrapped up
the Mission Conference cham-
p1onshlpa with an all-Gauch•
final In both singles and doubW
Corona del Mar, meanwbtl-4
cruahed San Diego's top CU' n,,
presentatlve, La Jolla, 24-4.
At UCI, J im S nyder (No. 1),
Rob Nelson (No. 4) and Ruben
Perczek (No. 6) all reached to-
day's final after posting fl.rat·
round and aemifinal victories.·
UCI doubles teama of Snyder
and Quade, and McPhel"IOn and
Pe r cze k , also survived firat-
round competition .
S nyder wasn't pushed in ei-
ther of his matches as he euily
disposed of Paci f ic'a Elliott Dun,
6· l , 6-3 and Nevada-Las Vegu'
Phtl Agassi, 6-3, 6-4.
Quade, who reached the sin·
gles hn.al last week in the Ojai
tournament, was upset in the
second round by UC Santa Bar·
bara's Larry Barnett, 6-7, 6-4,
7-6.
In the Minion Confe rence championships, hosted by San
Diego CC, Saddleback's Rob
Scr ibner de feated teammate
Mark Strobl, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 to claim
the singles title, while the dou-
bles team of Strobl and Scribner
defeated the Gaucho twoeome of
Sean Leslie and Bob Grau, 6-1,
7-6 to take the doubles crown.
La J olla, the de fending San
Diego County CIF champion.,
couldn't solve the Sea Kinp. the
. No. 2 team in this year's Sou-
thern Section CIF rankings.
CdM, which is 17·1 for the
year, was led by junior Brian
Sullivan and sophomore Scott
Brownsber"er.
Volleyball
• • pa1r1ngs
announced
Top-seeded Laguna Beach, No.
2 seeded F.atanda and No. 4 leed·
ed Co1ta Mesa high achoola all
received first round byes aa the
CIF announce-d its pairings for
the opening round of the volley-
ball playof&.
Area team.a that will be com-
peting Friday include Marina,
which will host South Tornnoe,
and Corona del Mar. Fountain
Valley and Mater Def, which will
travel to Lo. Altos, Dana Hilll
and North Torrance, respectively.
All matchea are aet to begin at
7 p.m.
The ArUl1a, who have won 36
straight dual matches over ape-
riod of two years and are the
defending ClF champiom. won't
play their fint met.ch until next
Tuelday. .. will the r.,1el llDd the Mustanga.
Laguna Seach fin1ahed South
Cout League play with a 10·0
record. In the Sft View Leecue.
matters were a bit more com-
petitive aa F..tancia (13-1) edatd
Costa Meaa (12-2) for the 1eq\le
crown. ~ROUND PM9Mll .,...,.,....
Laguna leech.. bwe: ...,.,.... at 10tei
tern AcecMmt: ClilfOM!a •t l~ ...... r-.. M9r1ne; ._a....•..__ ... ....,.ili:.:"' .. La~°"" air
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WP_.._., 1. T-~N A-1 ..... ......... .,.....
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Ce! ltata Oollllnouot Hiiie t, Oel llelo Honllt ldge I ,,_ ..... ti, .. ,,.. ... '
1
brouaht the other r un home
w1Mn lhe lifted a waUM fb' to Wt. .
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..._ a. '--MM taeponalbla. Plkl com.-PIT -• -tU••-Ot OllMn belle. "'-' cndlnz.a, '-'". 2 pvt boata. Appfoll 20tt lldr chrome, 1,000 orig ~.n.rr.;i •• ITT PH)' be11•flt1. lalery...,., Oltlme ;:-:: .. IMery d9pendt Oii PP9-et>out I'. A11<1no •1u. NEW KLH S~KE':,_ ••· Newport uea mu .. Mint cond. Muet U01000.t1IO,OOO fl.Illy 00""'99"9'r•t• w/Hp. outgoing pereonl Tiiie rtenee. Contact ,.,ton· ~ Alllllll v8'Ue, ~ 411&-7474 Mk fOf Marte u• 11550/b Ht ofr ""°"a····,•0o 1ao11.1f90•0.0t00w0• ~~ ClllL.any,14t11Dt Poa.ltMonaofour*91 Ml,~.... OOYOtt &l:o:;;t .,,.,. oecStoS315. c .....,..... 541.1845
... 00, INIUAANCe flP(.~lnlrYIM xlntoond.AllelntS310. IEAUT.,UL 25•• A A Sllc>a•vallda wllOfrno ................. , •• 1.1 Apyt1, oomm'I & non• ._ II gu ...... luh... .'GI llH opentno• for 1u1>ervl1tng ctlll~ren i \ .... ta-4000 Color TV ..... 2 >" wmty. 84e-o851 y, --6?/
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onfY, Cell !of ..,, DOW-JOHN AT FOAD r 0 0 • ' )l....,. Yloe P•flonel line •o-.. ..,.. Greet Job for cot. coee...... OllMr\ ... .....,. aofa. TV JoM'• '46-17M NAN TE 0 BAL B 0 A ••••• ~ ................. . N!'t' IAVINQS. Br•nt: Ski Mtmmotll·wltll '-1 ••911 ~tt. OOWttt. Ml* hew OOod .... ilUCMnt. Houri: TWo An linen. S170. ISLAND Dock, Slip, RENT 2t It. motOf home.
_ ... __ H_1,.1 ______ 1 9rend1 l Irland• from ~ ::tr:i1~ orll & written ~ I Tw. ~ & 3 Clftamoona. ew 549-3513 S:t~'. :·~=;::: MOOflng or Tie Down for Sipe I . tu:'l. IOeded
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--811111 larber•. (808) liiifiiYiiiiiiii1 cet lon •klll•. S•lary p.._. oonteot: ia.1-N II• AUrecllv• room divider '*• 1195. 1so-1eeo. 8' Sall boat. 176-97tl °' 84 Mtl U _,. M1-414t IUlllY WIADHI OC!n'WMI_, ... W/ •• & 8'anne H.-e -• n • -b tt t t7 42 72 11711 640-5214. 24' 72 Clau A Winnie. i1o:oo0:a;CM;,0W+i~~ ---------1 Nead• m1011lne Os>af•· ~·Paid oompeny M -.. •II ?" ,!:.Ca 11
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1ntelllgent tort tot'*""-· oeroer. ta. AdYanG*nent 1611carr 1~ St. ..._, • ttpa. AWt In ~ ~.o82'7 Colot ponU. T\I, 1250. rtnn for leue, Nftport 540-1642 or 646-94e0 Mu-. V-. "' u neaamin tac:ll.,,pteate<.Cutfom potentlal.F0teippt.call ..___a.di petaoft.No~cah. atand--" 873-1241 Ba• 35· 1allboat f I 3.4 :b';"~ :,,,n~."'C'!n Mall• alnc•r• •lender workroom bparlanoe , _IMl __ e_ .. _1_8_08 ____ , '7tr'720-ztte nu.,.,._, 1~. 8wedl1h smoked OIHI •• ,... 55t~93 . frlllm ftntl If, & .. lady, good mor•. under _ .. ,__. l50-otla •• LO• .. ,F ....,M'S dinette 1et, 01ne back .. ,. I .n.. •••••••~•••••••••••••• D•nnl1on "1100. 31 for laatlni,r•la-r.,._..... ~ ..... -.,..... chr• 1 360/0BD N .. NlED N t Bch 11 Tent tr111ar, f1m11Yc size, 873-7311 -·-WI W C0Mt Hwy ' . L.,/-f " · p · ·I p, f ---------lklnlHp. 13M3 .... {UI) PIT •Y ... Mon/Fri. 8 I d I .II ~ :z N 9 ' 8S0-18e0 ••e':l:"'JJe..-........... 31' .. llboet. 496-6228 good condition, o.ta O • -.... Good drl'Vln" record PM/12 Mlulon Viejo Ruby'• 111 "oh op ' • · •--·• Ill~ room and elC trae (low =II, .,... .. nel HH Cl••• 2 lie., :Work with ar-.. '4/tw 641~11 et-help nffded appllce-WAITAESSIWAITIA w/ Cu1tom Q,Ontemporery _., • ~llp t3'11 It X 42 10< rent price) 997-t879
!@' "'···················· . t'--.. _ .. __. c' M 197• r lck balk t aofa & IOYeHat Oris •••••••••••••••••••••• S300 mo ........ Alfi 2 f 1 , ........ tll elderly. CclM, 151MM71. •I PM ...... _...... ' . "' car or w .. er . • a1•00. iao. l45'o . a ·. 12' G1a1par •P••d hull ,;•0.5159 A111 •-~...,, ..... , •••••••••••••••••••• .... , or ........ ~&17"1.'45-1100 lunollltl'V.8.30-1.30PM, •"•r new 1 4 oo .·boat,flotatlontanka, -"m •• ,,.. .. ,
WIDOW HAS Ill'°' TD'• S/31. wonh 5fi 10 •27oo. Inc ...... 111.t L.1111. _.,. · aAWIOICX>MTOD Mon.ftn. !am t1I04178 ~ ..... 1 • ..,. • ntWIY pelnted. trant dol-l4 --. -.11-p-for_r_en_1_1_m_on_111-.1 I Ann•tln Hll
AE Loene, 10K Up. No '3001080. 8 8-8740 40 hra, no~. Ba-needed'°' bu9v gerwal Mu1t be ore1tl"9 .;.f. wtcty. Ml.tet be'*'· pet· ....,.. "'""" ty, 13&4724, '650. Newport Beach. $210 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~~~·~~~:on"":,::~: .. krw•I 1uy commensurate on praottoe In Hunt loh. mo1lveted & love pao-eonebl• & energetlo. 8olld pecan ooffe1 & end mo. ~2•1234. LITE BODY WORK & 173-73l1 !hf • .-•• =........... e..,.nence. Laguna Hiiia. 8elf•1tartar, 3 ,. :a:' pee. l'lloell• oomtnlalon t71·0141 aft 10AM for tbla w/wall unite, 1178, ... ,,, ..,,.. ~/up to 50% oft your --~~-:-=="'.'""---I,,. flutM 1111 713-3714 Marie axp. Pl...,•ld. T 1 ......,.. hcM.. Wll 1,.,.,: wt. wt1 eep, ec>-1aeo. ._1 __ 1 ,.,, 1~uf~t~n~~~:1U'u'bv;~~ atlOP Mt. 531-9132
..... -·~········ .. ••••••••• E ' I I • 0 tant LIFE GUARDS 14 7t llr 4•14'1 Wcrd Pr "':p,ant unua.d tof•bad ••• ':1:-dtt.-........... 1200 mo """3618 ... -m ....a...... COMPANION Aide me-n ry eve o oun · . . ocessor ""' I 1a·o· OLD EVINRUDE · _.,.. --" ,...._ I buy dlacount•d Tru1t tur• woman No II~• In d egr ee r e q u Ir • d -Swim IMtructon. M.to Ill.a m nt cond, or g. .. , 15 HP, $400/or b9I otr ---------1 S65. 831-2589 ~:~ ~~:~,~'f:::! no llHY)' hawk, full 0; accounting or related. hf. cal tee-0311 &rn blO money wortit.lng x.ox lllO opereeor wttll eac.. MOO. eso-taeo. 175--4714 -.ii., 11111
... Of ............. FCllll '*'time. '48-7470 SNO 9Jlper. nl~2!_ .. N•ry. Loen P1~. ~ par1 time by"" 8Mdl.. 10p Mlntal1el ak ... 2 to 8ofe Steeper 1&5. Brown d ... 1111
• ..... -,. alary negot ...... on-10 run 1 Oii omc. Mutt CALL: W w. Wllcoll 4 dey• par WMk. Non-tone• good cond C•ll 1918 Mercury OUtboar . •••••••••••••••••••••• actlonl Contact John Youngmerrladmanwould amkr. AIP. AIR, G.L .• ba eble fo procei• tor 71..:_~1 llnOftar. NEWPORT SE· Ulllan·781•4074 E~ea a. 80HP, lo hrt, 11,100. Sim jyal
anu1• ...... 8hM 855-3454 Ilk• odd Jo bi avH & prep ol financial 1tale-FH LMC loan• a. Znd CAETAAIAL. Wlcnd&. 642..()()53 aft IPM. Up to 59 it, COM area.
wtcenda. Can do 1 'Variety menta. Send iwume to: T.D.'I. Lagune Beach SA TU.2317 ICING SIZE Firm bed & ... ,. ,..., "" 10.00 per ft. Cell Peggy
TONNEAU COVER Flis MG'a, '71-'81
Never uted, $75 l•""WMll/ o t handyman Job1a . PO Box 12130, lanta area. 8all ry o.-n plue GH-3 GEAOVITAL ... l'Jt"N fr·~. lllnt. ---"'. Sl"'n. •••,••'•••••••••••••••• or Carrie. 714-955-2473 • .,.,, 872-9525 av ... Hk or Ana, 92112. Attn: Patrt-. commlulon: Circle now evallebl• In tll• -f.C _ -·-""'tu "" 4 8 bl d 8 dfl h ~-d• 8 fl r•I 1 •....!/ 8llL cla. Home·L.oane 4•2211 USA. le It the FOUl'ltaln of •H•••J• ............. 157-673-4 2 •• r wor • 1-----------1 IMI I 1..-' G """" & Youth? FrM aemlnare, • ..._ 1111 boat & trlr. Compl rig-NEWPORT Ar~hee Ma-A "' , i.H
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....................... ..,, flutM 1111 FOOD MANA EA. v.... Maida, txPe1laoe1 helplUI. high Income potentlal. •••~••••••••••••• a.,.-1'J. 1111 oed. ready to tlall. St5, rlna, 2 11tpa avall. up to •• '. ••• !!!•••••••••••• ' •• ,, ,,. :::r.................. counter help. Hunt. Bell. Headed tor time~ & dlltrlbutortlllpl aYall•-OLD Ooldan Oak rolhop ... 9A................ 000. 495-51e5 42' 642-4144 9-5PM IMPORTANT NOTICE .!'!f!I!............. ""'· MN. Plant ofc N.B. area. Se11onal, Aprll • motel unite. AWt to the ........ 714/913-5536 0.-W/l'#MA, edJl»Ung &tat• Sale, rnoltly fufnl-• I . • 10 READERS ANO *_., Exp. only. 8-4 •hlft. Sept. Sen. cltlzena we1-S•n Clemente Inn. Aek .,.. ~-13.200-~162 ture In oooct condition, 55 YACHT. Docked .n WANTED· Dock to rent for
.. ~.·.-. 648-9231. coma to llC)pfy. 54-4-5318 ..... A ....... No t..._......... ... 1 _., _ , aome intlquH. Phona ~.._Pt.1 Forb ••,•• only tlTme 2 pvt boat• APC>fOJC 20tt ADVERTISERS _,. -· "" . ._ ....... ~-_, 11,. Ill 541-3644 llrl &-10AM & .,,., ng ••I on ex • • N •"' P 0 , 1 • r • • The price of Items ad-1815 so. El Cimino AMI. a...tlc Sen Gener11 office . HHYY oallel Mature for Coeta M••• •.•a .. •.•."·····•••••••••• 4:30-7PM benefits 1110 av all US-7474 lllk IOI' Mri vertlMd by vehicle dea-l. C. 4'2-72te Full lie. Tel9phone oper. Eiper phonet. bookkfft>lng. MEDIC. AL A.u.t. Limited Women'1 aotfllrta Store. HAMOA AREA ' · 1 1100-$1500/mo. Doug 1et1 In the vehlcle ~ onfl'i. Ho ottlar need ap-$6.00 hr. Cartlflad Ap-X-rey cert. req'd. (MS). Permanent pert time n -APPLIANCE SERVICE ,,,,.,,, !!ff 175-3258 •.,.rt 111ftM tied adve<titlng COiumns Mw°.~~."c,~1:~:.?o':.';f5~ ply. 1·4 Mon M-F. 362 pllanoe. M2..()240 Aell. llrl. 831-4420 :s.g~~· lmmadlate. We ... 1'9COM~. ••••••••••••••••••••• '7t 310 Wellcralt Cibln Slip• 1va11 day, wil °'mo ~;::.':: 1'."x~~~~:
Aeward. 835-1775 ext. TI*d St. Laguna 8w;tl lwnl...... ~ n Wll'fm saml Cnf, Item rm, 3t', twn ~6-0551 tran•1er feee , fin ance
17. Apc)lcatJona being aooep-Must be Mat end U>6e to MISES Al)ES ..... , .. Ref rig . U26, Wu her. WI.,.,_, ll50 ~m H0'1, lo1ded, •IP• 6 w AN TE o BAL Bo A c:Nrgea . ._for al< po1.
tad lor flrlt quality rum.-work. wtth pubic. Due. f.llp. In Oar1atlcnur-'ngl -Dryer, DWlwuher 1125 _,_,.. . Miii 1 31,600 73 t -4332. ISLAND Dock, Slip, lutlon oonHol device Pet Own~··~= lure defivery driver. Own lncluda raglaterlno muat. Only de~lceted, lfllT --. '46-~ :;".~'-•••••••••~? 131-6340 Moonng or Tie Down for certlllcat1on1 or dealer ~ .I:.u!. no caon. ~.!':!'&°~~~.":r~v·l,_t:~:: gueatl In "art buay AV loYlng I**>"• nMd •P-Th• 1.09 AnoetM Tim•• '"' IPf\llml . em:: :p~ ==· II I • IPUllL ~g.~2~' 675-9716 ()( ~l~cnu~~~~·grz:~·~1!r:~
"4-0221 cord • muat. Call.Mon-ARK . CHiiler ••Per ply. Exp. au 1ttlf1. Xlnt. Clrculetlon Dept. cur-LM 957-8133 ••II I 126 o IO BO. 22' Chris Craft '58. Ma-otherwlH ipeclfled by helpful.Apply Ina, proo11m. Call : remtyllalpoeltlonaoperi ~ .... aut .. ,,,7_...:..18 llOQ. hull. EYwy option. wanted: Off shore moo-Fri. 8:30-9AM only. •"'411... 2~ In HI••· Al• field re-fW•ioeretor-•,_, o ._ ... 0r .. t cones. Dependable ring for l•H•. Ne•port the advertlw
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In ""' column for onty $3.25.
Call 142-5878
'46-7416. 1111 .... llflr.• Nuralne prnentatlYeyou'llaam defrolt, 2 dr $155.'4ctdlamondpendant, 8eyllnbfd 180hlPHer· Bay , 35· aallboat ~--,,-• fSll
ASSEMBLERS. We wlll In W f....... aJ, -'I-an hourly wige l gen• 113-SIOeO. mu.i Mii 11111 WMk, ·~-culH eng. Full 1natru-551~93 -., ~~."o!Pe~c~~~· ~~cl GEHEML OfftCE 11-7. 8MelCOMcMc•nt ~~ = k-:iYlnat'rf Food-er•~•· ~~6H:~~ft~1~:r·~ :r-'':Uon and r~p1up1' IW--A-NT_E_D_·_N_pt-. ...,Bc--h-. s-1,...1p""', ••••••wANfiii ......
PtaClrltia, C09t. MaM lnaurance agencv In 11oe91tllt, Newport 8adl ptH" call· 857-2381 1 erp nee, very g. ,.._, ~ 557 9978 oc apice. m 31' aallboat 496-6228 ---;;iWPiiiiiiniW--I ,.. __ • ...___ .. ~ .....!...... .._. ·-Good_.,_ ext. 1....,.,. · • refrtg/lrtr, dbl dr aide/ ..,., """I • summer pkg. $4500, JQ BlJY
I -..,...,. -·-......--"' _, ----"' ''"· llde. Coppenona,c::. -="· "" 175-7474 $llp t3'h It X 42 IOI' rent lllmr for energetic s>«•on to oondltlona. 54e-.3081. S .. LES t d d f 1 f 200 _,..., S300 mo d d f 27 Id ff~ " pereon wan • con • roe rH. . ••••• .. ••••••••••••••• t4' GLASPAR wltr1r & '19 UTE .. L ~=:d~lpl:;lc m~~aoln handle Ylllaty of o ACKAGIHO & Stock~-Sundlal FHhlona, La-816-1356 Home Computer, Te•H elec. EWI. 15hp. $1195 540-5159
o M uve In 84S--06e1 :1'::t:-& '!~ng~:.~:n-. FIT In Sante AnL TrU.. ount Boti. Call <7141 Wlllrlpool ~Hiier. Hot-lnltrumentl, a9/4A, ne., win NII aep. 875-t050 34· ltlp for rent t month. 1111 'Ml_
· · · knowtedge of mfQ-o-411m nea OK. 8031 S. Oak.. (97 .. n4 point 911 dryer Msyteg $330. 1~52-6188 Gwy Newport Beach $2 to WILSON! fCJRD a::r.:~:1~.~.~-helpful. Paid compei\y SA ... ..... por1atlie Mac.~ 115. OU) SLOT MACHINE ·:.t.~:0~1!~:. ~~v;:1~::. mo. 642-1234· 18255 Buell Blvd.
clllldren. s 1 to wk. + benefit•. For ..,pt. call OrdM dHk, full or Ptl -. 546-18'2 fOf '*· VHF redlo, bait tank .... ,, •--11 H u ton Beach
room & board. 142-9622 Gaorge. 54~ "" 11F11 '"'-time, fOf °'Moe Count· New ref rig .. Kenmore, 17$-2834 11 to &pm. deptllflnder, outrigger•. •~: 11,.._ -•• un ng •a• __ ..., Taltpllon• order olerk. (a motldynamk:elnglno trOMfl;ile, euto Ice maker COMPLETE HOBBY wltll tJlltet. $22,000. t11U ,_., 142-1111 Baby1ltter needed, my -•"":-' Help ua conduct 1 oro-talegram compeny. ta60 '46-1749 146-2843 •••••••••••••••••••••• ---------borne. Juna t, Releren-Newport men• ulon. motion tor thta .,..•1 ,,_ Good t~one perto-· 9AIHT SHOP 1250 . 111110 VElllL llTln UL.I
,cea 631-1965. Maggie Mull heye locel follo-""".,..1reper. Mon thru nallty & 1eg1bte ~ Selr't 1513 ClU ft. FrOltil9 Phone 87~5 For Sele or trede fo r 22· Cllrte Craft '58. Ma-. MAKE OFFER '68 Toro-
BABYSITTER wanted In •Ing . 78% com m . Fri. 5:30PMto 8:30PM. ting a mutt. H.S. gra· vprlollt fraezer, •Int ooubla crypt, Well· pekuptruck, 16ft Trl-llull hog hull Every option nado. '73 Pln10. '66
my H.B. home lor new 148-2718 Sat. morning• 1 :30 to du1te. Sta'1 '4/l'tr. me.-conct.1215. 646-2"1 lft mlnllar Memorial Part!, walk tllru, very good GtMI cond Dependable Mustang. '69 Sllverllne
born a. 5 yr Oki girl. PfT, ...... .... 1:.30. dlcaf benefltl & oredll 4PM olua 1 1700. Aaklng cond. S1,100. 6 cyl lnbrd 180 hi p trailer. 960--0t81 aft• 6
flulbte llra. ~ Full !Ima. E•"'. pref'd. 184.00 • wHk to ltart. union. Ap!Sly In pat1on NJnWt/119 ciu rt fr091..frM S1400. Call Answer Ad 859-1233 or "3--9741 HerculH eng Full Jn-Alili-n/ 1---------1 C H d_. 3 tor Af1ar first WMtl attare In M-W·F t -11am: Animal .,._by-alda rafrlg, ldnt #574 '42~300. 24 hrs. H' ... 'tis-1trumentatt0n end rll<lio .. -BABYSITTEA, M'IW/F. rown ar war•. ~nenhlpe profits. Cfedlera, 2t5 A'-1llde __..~ 1245 Good ru~A-~ltlon plus dock space Comp4 ClUlitl HJI
8:30-5:.30. 2 ""· °'<I boy, E. eo.t Hwy, CdM __..._'o::J _.._ A N 11 '::."'· . ' * * * """"' pk S .. 50 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• ---------,. -·-.,,.. •.......-v .. · · -T•ln Vl'1. ood Hull summer g _.MA"·' •-r I._,..,. ••-my CdM ho1Ue. Ref's. HEARING AID remantl II 1 phOr'9 ~ ....___... 875-7474 ~ ,.i
-,._ ~ ~ewe. SALES •e -~ SIMpt 4. Newport 1llp 1--------Shay replicaa, pleltupa & •••••••••••••••••••••• voice. Cel llft 1:00. s .... "-reMntetl'19 to 17420 Senta Lucie Aaklng I tt ,500. Wiii • ·-•~'•un h
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Pe 0 FlCE •-~I ... I .. M1n.-1 Opportunl ......,. •-•••••••••••••••••• ..,__...._ v..-. ,,..., •"' coupe• 4 to c oose BOOt<KEE RI F -.11 I -.-... -·. -call on reedar ad bull· P•uoeot PBN 10. 12 .--.. ..... -• con1lder trade•. SKIP-..... ............... Ir om! (005768) (S tk. Growing Coeta Me11 .... elC1. 3 t2~2_5818 neH accoun11 for ad· apead. 24 .. frame,~ You are th• winner of PER vs 173-5200 c..,.,,, J.11 A30ll3). Prlc9a starting 91 O..lnn Firm hH lmma-I 1...__. uertl1lng Mon-Fri hit I 122"' four fi"M tlcketl ($3e.OO) . •-t fJ-llLJ SI ..al d#llita·~· '°' peraon -"·-!QUI! Opf!Y E"'f'X' • . . w • w I CC... '" Yelue to the Partner wanted: 25' Skip---,.. •• I ...... aL&.......... - - -9am-5pm. a ... & com-'44-62H. -,.-a• jack Ellf:re1a Clbln •••••••••••••••••••••• ••P•r enced n llgllt -...,,.. mlMlon compeny .,.,,._ -7 c c 1 book1teaplng (A I P & flt• woi treln Naet IP-&..6UI s..cllfl VIM--. Crul .. r. 2200 down+ · •bover emper or
AIR) & oeneral o Hlce ~ necwary NIT 19 pe9,anca a. go0ct ape111ng ~IJ._ 11 ="=''"iMCt. I 1300/mo. lncid•-H. H =·,~.' :1~~~· ~ ......,....._ ty. F\111 time, --1 • -m . .,_..._.....,....., ww•th ---1a1 a ... ':t7. p-_..,, T·-" ta 8--. 1llp. Daya 159-0500. w-"' ..-.. -~. ,.....,. ._.._"'""" •--_,, · .,,. -Q·,· •••••••• .. •••••••••••• ,,_, . ......,... E 557 9327 plftO" & oood tefaphona 8eneftta counMltlng 11rm hM ~ HYer. 11eo P acenua. .. .. /ff wed nud • y May t 9 --· I FMf 0-llilell ~lllty. W. cone6der nlnga for ~-5 •h•fl> out-C.M. 4:30pm Wiii rent, 1-or T O P $ 100 646-3738
part Uma. Sand ~ma APPLY IN PERSON going mlture people to •aa -Redwooct 2lll decking. p ..... mu1t ba redea-on your 20-25' N.B. po-
H4EODORE
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FORD
lOt>O HU&O• Bl'ID
COSTA MIU ()0·0010 tq,Ad #1012, Delly Piiot. 24300 Legune Hiiia Mall motivate embltloue 10.-13 _. 4-20' lbng; lllo redWood med before efM)W time. we r boat Bryan IJtdrit Cur 1131
P.O. Box t 810. Coata LeQun• Hiiia yr olda. Call 2-5pm. Telephone aollcltor. no fenclno. Lo•••t price To clalm P•••••· cell 173-1388 °' 850-1324 •••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Golden Ret. F, Maaa. C.. 92126 .OE EMPLOYER 142-4321, Ht. 343. A1k axper. nee. 9-5. Tuai. guar. J im or Ken any-6"2-5811. axt 272 P... • '73 CHEV Open Roed f RHI l>rirn ISSI
lrlth Setter M, Pit Bull 1----------1---------for~ thruFrt.Od.oo.beneflte. Ume.'46-M85 .. mutt ba clelmed by 34 Oleael Trawler fig, 77K ml, sell c heap •••••••••••••••••••••• mix, wllt & blk F. N--HILD CARE-hou••· Honest price for llone1t 1~~~~~~~~!I Apply In peraon: l810 . M.y 14 1982 1972. $39.950. Hu llip ~2-8877 '78 Jeep CJ5. rvns good, =.'~Animal SM!-~::.1~5~~;3:111 =-~u~=~:: l~lant Maintenance. lnta-Ptaoantll. C.M. C...• I . • * * 642-t234 11i --,-t.n-.-.--,-Jj-,.--,-,-f-10 ~~~-~:s~ood suoo.
pendable. Call Dimitri J1or & exterto< polltlon• S.OUrlty Guatd. Appllca-w..i-1 ... ,. J.JJ "" •••••••••••••••••••••• Loet: M mini. Scllnaui.r, hlropracllc 111111ant, 979-5027 avall. Full time Mon-Fri. Oone being taken for ••"'~•••••••••• AMWAY PRODUCTS dell·•••••'••••••••••••••••' '79 Peugeot Mo-Ped. ~r.yltan. Hell & Edward8 c all Tues between ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Muat ""''good driving Cllrlatlan School. Ref'• N" VMtar enlarger & Yerad to your llom•: II' w 'W' Ill Kept In atorage lor 2 fntb ISU
(Preatlge Tract), H.B.. 10AM-1PM for lntelVlew." record. 645-6252. req. 11135 Brookhural. llne.1299. A.-for Brien Cynthia Blake Ml-1215, 1978, \/HF. AIP. fatllo . yurs Xtra clean with
reward. 848-1792 1-13_1_·,..17_9_1 ____ ~ HOTEL PfT PennMent F.'I/. 962-3312 at 17M181. 9119 '41-3211 ROf, IOw hrs. 5 bt!OI, haa many xtru. $395 or best
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Stlll looklng for 10 11 ln-houH phone help. Naec:lad fOf luxury UQuna 111•1111 OPERATORS 11•1111 Club, hmlll. mem-ter than new. O.W.C . •11rqrln/ '81 King Cab, 2000 ml,
puppy. Mother dog on.-8ofM& 548-8837 Beach hotel. Fltlme aum-Experienced qu•llty Stan your darkroom to-beraNp, S150. 2-4847. 18% of 169.900. • __ ._ 11,,. lllneu forcea Nie, S7 150 Yin~. Sllangy 1onn hair. i---.----~----mer monthl, llulbl• Leading netlonal matt!• minded e.n.fttt Piece =Witt!• a..... 23Cll 5 Piece Place Setting• TRADE WINO YACHTS ~..... ~ cost $8400173-1784
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'46-a810 MMI Good beneflll Vaughn-Purdla lor appt. 99"1 ' bll l ftllers. Mact.ocwtle ~ 120 par 6 piece place L ... r wltrtr, lllnt cond.. 4500 ml 3g mo. warr palnl. xlnt oond, $3900
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bm rnUstadle. REWARD. 142-8343. .... ... poeltton '°'an outgoing ............ oond. Wll ..... paage Magic LOH Saga, Ill• MOTIVATED OWNER d r I Ya . 5 -Ip d . ·73 I H c v. ton Piek Up Loll In South H.B. C . .._O_U_N_T_E_R_P_E_R_S_O_N-fo-r Must be ••parlencad. penon wt1o cen work on How would you Ilka to only. 1100. 751-1401 ~ec1 J'" for Mother. Cel. 3-4. W..-way oond. s 1050/0BO. 551-0159. Xlnt S 1300 ~~.O:.. ~B 12 St. equlpmt. rental atore ~r~:1~2no•~·ARPo:~ r~~~ eregvlef ,::C:-~ earn• mUdl M '50.00 a ewe. .95. 1-1218 Hatter-. 17M71t ,_G_ood __ cond __ . ---~ --~.__960 __ -2_5_1_• __ _
1peclallzlng part Y David McNlel or Mri . ~= lncoma For• ...-1 ot£8. PLUS MANY Mini trampotlne ror llMllll, 28'. Good llgllf air, trlr, 19 Suzuki RM 125 Dirt ·eo 'h ton 1llor1. 5 sp Lamar coma llomel We equlplflt. Typing req'd.. Baltazar be'-' 10 AM confldantlal lntenlew OTHER THINGS? Tllen 6,. W belt made. Joo In ..r.tv. motor, _. 4, 'call Evee. Bike, good cond., ssoo 9 4.0 o m 1. s 5 4 o o. love youl MIHlng SI•· ~:.:=·United Rent and 5 PM: 11 M 8 1 t i you would probaby pro-lm•••••••••••••••••• rele xlng & benlflolal. 714-997~129 firm. 845--0490 M2-«82. 645--04113 maH M. Reward. H.B. jl,iiiii7i80iiLiiil-_... • •-~ .... 178' · ro • • bably •nJoy wor111ng fO« lltmNa/Hlma11y1n Kit-1199, '4&-«>Sl
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TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1982 O RAN GE COUNTY CALIF OA NIA 25 CENTS
TWo charged • ID HB sailor'.s death
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN of'ttMDellJ ...........
Two brothers from North
Carolina have been charged with
murder, kidnapping and armed
robbery in connection with the
death of a recently di.acharged
sailor who left Huntington Beach
on March 6 to visit his father and
never arrived.
Inveatigat.or L . Jesaer of the
Maricopa County Sheriff's De-
partment in Arbonl aaid Kelly
K . Hamilton, 30, and Willie K.
Hamilton, 22, both of Fayettevil-
le, N .C., are auapected of mur-
dering Jerome Edward Pitchie
Jr .• 20, a Huntington Beach rem-
dent who wu discharged from
the U.S. Navy on March 1.
J euer Hid Wlllle Hamilton
WN scheduled appear at a grand
jury hearina today on the char-ie•. Hia brother i1 in a North
Carolina jail for parole violation,
awaiting poaible extradition in
the murder caee, he said.
Pitchie left Huntington Be.ch
on Man:h 6 to visit hil father in
El Centro. Hi1 body wu found
M.rch 21 ln the de9e'l't about 20
mlle1 1outhea1t of Gila Bend.
Ari.z.
Jes.er said investiptora belie-
ve Pitchie picked up the hltch-
hildns Hamilton brothen near
San Dte10. He aa.ld police have
alleged that the brothers dre w
"
knives, tied up Pit,:hie, drove him
to Arirona and stabbed h im to
death.
The brothers then drove back
to North Carolina in Pitch1e's
van, Jesse r said. In that state,
several possessions belonging to
Pitchie were pawned, and an in-
vestigator in that state who was
routinely check ing pawn slips
found serial numbers linked to
the murdered man, Jes.ser said.
Kelly Ha.rrulton turned himself
in to North Carolina authorities
on the probation violation, and
hts brother was arrested in Cor-
pus Chnsll, Texas, Jesser said.
British warplanes
deciinate airstrip
Stanley
rendered
unusable
BULLETIN
LONDON (AP) -A Britllb
destroyer, HMS Slaeffleldl waa
attacked aa.d soak "w tb a
aamber of ca1aal tles," and a
Brllbll Sea Harrier jet was sbot
dowa ud lt1 pilot killed by Ar-
gatlae forcet today lD tbe battle
for tlle Falklaad1, tbe Defense
Mlalstry t9DDoanced tbl1 after-
DOOD.
By Tiie AHoclated Preti
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ROUGH TIMES -Monica and Andrew Huntington Beach . He offers aome harsh
Abrama put their belonJ{ings up for sale in thoughts about the nation's economy.
British warplanes bombed the
aJrstrif at the Falkland Islands
capita of Stanley again today
and the U.S. Embassy ordered
aome of its penonnel evacuated
from Buenos Aires becau.e of the
British-Argentine criaia.
Couple .hold 'unemployed sale'
Ar«ientina searched for more
· than 360 crewmen still missing
from \he sunken crui8er General
Belgrano, torpedoed by a British
submarine ln the wintry South
Atlantic OD Sunday. Job loss forces Huntington family from rented home The United StS'tes said the
Belg:rano cuualties could stiffen
Argentine resistance to talks and
the Kremlin accused Britain of
aerioualy eacalating the fighting.
Ireland dropped support for Bri-
tain and called for an urgent
U.N. Security C-ouncil 9e9Sion
By ROBERT BARKER
0( IM Oety '904 lbtff
Monica and Andrew Abrams
are holding a "suddenly unem-
ployed" sale at their house in
Huntington Beach.
The saJe of kitchen appliances,
household furniture and hoiae
plants l.aata until May 15. That's
when the Abramses have to get
out of their rented houae because
no more lllQ1ley ia corning ln.
Abrams lost his job as chemical
engineer last Friday at DiscoVi-
sion Associates headquartered in
Costa Mesa.
About 900 people have been
laid off over a period of months
aft.er the firm was acquired by a
Japanese company. he said.
The company makes laser vi-
deo d1scs for home movies.
"We've got a small cushion of
saving,, but that won't last long.
And the unemployment benefits
won't nearly pey the house rent
of $700 per month."
Abrams, 35, who said he was
earning in the area of $30,000 a
year, has aent out n!SWDt!I.
While being interviewed for
this story, he received a call from
a Stanford University official
wantV'lg someone to manage the
school's chemical wastes.
Abrams also says there is a
Armed bandits hit
CdM restaurant
Two armed thugs, ~ wearing
a bueball cap and a nylon stoc-
king mask, locked seven em-
ployees of a Corona del Mar res-
taurant in a liquor storage room
Monday before eacapine with
$1,300 in cash, police report.
The bandits e ntered the Quiet
Woman, 3224 E. Coast Highway,
more than an hour before the
restaurant's 11 a.m. opening hour
and started rounding up workers,
including a Southern California
Ou Co. employee who strolled in
during the middle of the robbery.
Police aid the gunmen at first
forced employees Lnto a restroom
and lat.er moved them when it
WH dlacovered the real room
WORLD
could not be locked.
The bandit.a, both believed to
be in their early 30., took tbe
manager into a back room where
they forced him to open the res-
taurant safe.
Workers at the restaurant said
one of the crook.I w• very polite
while the other "talked like a
boxer -not too bright."
Employees alao said one of the
gunmen was wearing a white
baeeball ca~ \he name of. a Mexican .
Officers aid It took the .even
persons nearly half an hour to
break out of the liquor storage
room and phone pol.ice.
Marine landins protested
MIA.MI (AP) -The landJ.na of U.S. Marines at
the Guantanamo Bay naval bMe fn a military exerdN loerked a protat by thouaandl of worken in Cuba'•
Guantanamo province, Havana nidJo reported today.
NATION
Book clean latlJer'• name
The .. of ml edrairal blamed for the ~ ol
tb9 Japm-8«llck on Peul a.bar •YI a new book
bllpl .... ~ father'• name. P.-M .
r'nme-tlme TY crillelad
poesibillty of a job with IBM in
San Joee.
If they don't materialize, he
says he and his wife, who hasn't
been working, will go back to
Colorado where he was raised.
"l could always go back to
being a ski instructor.''
Abrams said he ia pretty de-
pressed and frustrated because
he believed he had a long-term
job at DiscoVision.
But he believes that conditions
leading to the layoffs were not
foreeeen.
He says he l.s bitter about "the
system."
"I can't have the same stan-
dard of living in which I waa
raised. I grew up, went to colleae
and worked hard and yet we
can't afford to buy our own
hou.e. ''The country aa m trouble eco-
nomically and· there are no signs
of a recovery -it is dead in the
water.
"And I am just appalled at the
rising deflci l and increasing
interelt rates.
"Molt of the money is going to
\he government. not the people.
''Congn!ll vote thermelves pay
ra19eS and tax breaks. And prac-
tically nobody in government
makes 181 than $60,000. They're
out of touch with WI who make
$20,000 to $30.000.
"It's almost like there is an at-
tack on the middle clul. Schools
are golna to hell and college loans
and aranll are falllng. The bur-
den la falling on the middle c1-.
"You Me no fewer Mel"Cledes
on the hlahwap. That'• where
my ancer-liea. The lystem la not workinc."
STATE
British Defense Mlni.ster John
Nott told the House of Commons
in London the aim of the I.at.est
bombing raid on the Argentine-
occupied Stanley airfield was "to
render the airstrip unusable for
light supply, communialtions and grounq attack aircraft operating
within the Falkland Islands
themaelves.''
Nott gave no other details and
Argentina did not comment im-
mediately. Britain said ita raids
on the airport Sawrday left the
4,000-foot main runway unusable
for jet fight.er1.
Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher, speaking in Parliament
before Nott, defended Britain's
torpedoing and 1lnking of the
General Belgrano. The crui.aer
was hit Sunday 36 miles oullide
the 200-mile war mne Britain has
lmpoeed around the Falk.la.nda -
the dilputed British colony 250
(See PALU.AND, Pqe A!)
Balloon race
in spotlight
Balloon races, balloon rides
and aviation exhibitions will all
be R8J1 of a full day of events at
the· Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
and Aviation Faire on Saturday
in Fountain Valley.
Today'1 Daily Pl.lot lncludel a
•pedal llOUVenlr edition devoted
to the annual balloon race.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Getty 011 Co. and
Southern California Edllon Co. have apeecl to develop copnerattna facWU. aUowtna Ed180n to me nee11
beet fnlm Getty'• oil-field ltMm ~tian t.o produce
elecU1city for 4001000 hou8eho ~ther company
would reveal the cost ot the project.
Supermarket smoker nabbed
An ~ tmUI a dtiMn'• arr.t of a
llnOkel' ln a SID D111o •pll'ID&rbt. Piii A&.
SPORTS
For the birds
Finches delay couple's sail
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ofthe DellJ Piiot St.tt
The way Dana Point sailors Bill Hughes and
Marilyn Loveland figure 1t, another couple of weeks won't
kill them.
THAT'S HOW long ornithologists say 1t will tal<e for a
half dozen baby finches --hatchl'd Monday m the sails of
the couple's 32-foot racing yacht -to fly the coop.
A finch nest, containing sax tiny eggs. was dl9eovercd
by the couple in mid-Apnl as they were prepanng to set sail
from a slip at the Dana Point Manna.
As t h ey were removing the blue c·anvas cover that
protects the mainsajl, they discovered a palr of finch{'S h:.a<l
set up housekeeping in the folds of the sa1I
The ocean-going palr had two chokes:
TOSS OUT THE nest and enjoy a sunny, windy Sunday
sail to San Diego. or wait it out until the eggs hatched and
the baby finches left the nest.
They opted for the latter -Somewhat grudgingly.
Marilyn admits.
State Fish and Game Department experts said the eggs
would hatch Ln about 12 days
They were off by four d ays
ORNITHOLOGISTS say it'll take another 14 days for
lhe baby birds to be strong enough to take off on theiT own.
Give or take a few days, Bill and Manlyn shouJd be
able to set sail by the weekend of the 17th.
"It'll be nice to have the boat back," Marilyn said.
And she's glad the couple waJt.ed.
ONCE THE YOUNG bards leave. it's only a matter of
removing the nest and cleaning the bird droppings off the
deck.
There IS one other mall<'r of t'OO<'C'm, howevt>r.
Finches like to return to the same nesting plat-e ye&r
aft.er year
Surprise showers
drenching county
Surprise showers brought on
by a low press ure zone off
northern Baja California spnnk-
led Orange County early this
morning and the Weather Ser-
vice says there is a 30 percent
chance they will continue this
afternoon.
The rain fell heaviest in the
south coast areas of the county -
in Newport Beach where the
Harbor Department reported
showers from 6 a.m. and in La-
guna Beach where the sprinkJes
began around 3 a .m.
A few miles north in Hunt-
ington Beach, a disappointed J .
Sherman Denny. amateur me-
teorologist, reported no rain so
far.
Ma y. s o th is is a bit o f a
surprise "
Costa Mesa. Fountain Valley
and Irvine also reported light
dnu.les from early morning.
The U.S . Weather Service in
Los Angeles is calling for de-
creasing low cloudiness through
this evening, a 30 perrent chance
of more showers. and sunny skies
by tomorrow afternoon.
Crash hurts
two women
"There is no storm of conse-
quence anywhere around us,''
1&ld Denny, who charts the
rainfall and weather condl lions
each day as a hobby. "It la ac-
tually quite rare to get rain ln
Two women were injured In a
three-car oolllsion Monday after-
noon at Garfield Avenue and
Golden Wee\ Street in Hunting-
ton Beach, police said.
Tracy LeBlanc, 23, of Fountain
Valley WH reported in stable
condition today at Pacifica Hos-
pital.
INDEX
·At Your Service A4 Interm.UiAon B3
F.tma Bombeclt B2 Ann Landen B2
L.?,t. Boyd A8 Movies B3
Bwd.nell 86-7 Mutual Funds B6
Calitomla M National NeWI A.3
Cavalcade B2 Spor1a Dl-3
Opndfted IM-8 Stock Marketa B'1
C.omkw A6 Televltlon 8'
~ A8 Tbeaten B3
Editorial A8 W•ther A2
Dl*1ainment BS Wwld New1 AS
lbwcope 82
COUNTY
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I .u.. ... , of Ar .. ft '°'8• •* ... tr' .. _ ... I~:'!
them ..,. dependenta 0( dlploimta wUI
.. U w. Md left ft any later I& leave A19ndnl winporui1y for
• mlpt haw been too. IUt. I miCht Mont.evtcleo, U~y "in ~ ~ .... Md '° t'Olne '° the HcUe 'Ol the tn8lc ~ ln the South with \be newa that ...,. of our Atlantic and the umettled oond&·
·,:, own #._la had been aunk," tionl l& hu c:naeed."
,. ·• Mn. :t'hatidam' told ~c.anmona. No .t11ure1were1Jven. The
,.r,l.. tftiiii w.in')' I Uve with hourly U.S. l!m~y ln Buenoe Ai ....
. • ... tbll\ Arcentlne fofCH ln at· has 75 dlplO,rnata. Some 7 ,000 •. ,~ t.IOlat.. r.>th naval and air, will set U.S. d\lzena JJw ln Arpntlna.
', ~to OW' fOl"Cel." poeit1oned Friday, the Uni&ed ~ia-. en-
• off .. Ftlklanda. f •t ed lklt oppocftion Laborite Lord ded lta peace ef orta, o .. er
, J~ declared a.inid uproar in Britain millt.aey aupplia and lm·
, . ~ the i--. of Lords: "By linking posed mtU\afy and economic
•. , • Uw cralNf. the ~nt baa sanctions -aalmt ~entlna be-
"'' ~ mau mur&er on the cal.Lie of lta refUlal bu~ on
1•.v ~ ... !!.-~~ He called for an un-the F~ .OVe~igJ\ty ~·
..,......._~ Britlah oe...,ft.re. In Was hin.1ton, Secretary of
3 youths
sought
inbe~ting
Seal Beach police have l8aued a
dacripUon of three y~ people
"dressed ln punk rock fashion"
who are wanted in connection
with the beating of a 15-year-old
Mission Viejo girl.
Police said the three demanded
drup from the girl and attacked
her when she could not produce
them. She was found crawling on
her hands and knees, covered
with blood and dirt, in the mid-
dle of Beverly Manor Drive in
Seal Beach at 2:20 a.m. Sunday
officers aald. '
• 1 MO. Laborite9, wbile reflec-State Alexander M . Ha.ls Jr. told
' ~:-of tlw thf! Senate Approprlatlom "'b-,
i· argued that Mn. That-committee today that "the ne·
,., cher'a ative government cesaary fleXiblUty has not deve-~ muat step up diplomatic negotia-loped ln Buenos Aires" for a ~ litical .ettlement. I tlona IO end the cNis that began
l ' more ~ban a month ago when
... ._ Ar1enOna seized the Falklands
OFF TO W All -The smokestack of the ocean
liner Queen Ellubeth n ju.It clean the Com-
modore Barry Bridge near Phllad41tlphla Jut
month as it s&i1a up the Delaware River. The
British Defense · Ministry hal announced that
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once the liner reaches Its home port of South-
ampton, &lgland, this week, the shlp will be
uaed to carry "teVeral thousand" backup troops
to the Falkland Ialands.
'l'he girl, whose name was
withheld, told police she had
been picked up by· three youths
In 1979 light blue Chevrolet Ca-
maro as she w aa hitchhiking
home from a concert ln Paaadena.
She was treated for he,r inju-
ries and releaaed to her parents.
The driver was described as
Caucasian. age 18-19, 5 feet-8.
with curly brown hair, a thin
mustache and a thin build. His
first name may be "Mike" or
"Mark." , ~, after 149•years of .British rule.
I ., Aqrmtfua's joint chiefs of staff
. annoUriced 1n Buenos Aires that
· ,,. 880 ·IUJ'Vfvon have been picked
• •,I up fl"Ofll'lhe General 'Belgrano
.1' and t!at 15 re9Clle veaeela were
, con\Jlf\ling to scour the area
, • w~ the warship went down.
! The reported rescue still left
: 362 ~n officially listed aa
' ' milling 11); the icy South Atlantic.
• The ~tely owned ~gentlne
v newt·~ DYN quoted naval
·-~ at saying the majority of
... 1 the 1,4"2 crew were retcued, but ... ow ,'00 figures.
-The l1.S. Embassy in Buenos
A4~s .. aid a sma'!J n~ber of • ••
"One could readUy draw the
conclusion that the ~t traO:
kllS of lives amoclated witb the
lea of their cruiser has contri-
buted to thel, contlnu in1
intransigence.''
In Moscow, the official Tau
news agency said a "sharp in-
tensification of the aggreuive
actions of the British flotilla fol-
lowed right after" the U.S. gov-
ernment aided with Britain Fri-
day, and said Britain was res-
ponsible for a "sharp deteriora-
tion'' of the ailuation in the
South Atlantic.
The Soviet Union buys a great
deal of Argentine grain and beef
and uses the South. Atlantic for
much of its shipping.
\.
Mesa allows
high rise
on Bristol
The Cosia Mesa City Council
said Monday it would allow high n.e conatrucUon along a ltretch
of Bristol Street eouth of the San
Diego Freeway.
•Despite oppolitian from nearby
horneownen, the council voted
3-2 to lnci:-e~ae the building
height limit. from 30 to 85 feet
alon1 the east aide of Bristol
betw~n the freeway and Paula-
rino Avenue.
\h ~ ild, !3, blamed ' . .,.. ·.
Councilmen Donn Hall, Ed
McFarland and Eric JobNon vo-
ted in favor of the 85-foot limit,
with Mayor Arlene Schafer and
councnwoman Norma Hertzog
oppaeed. '•'t ... ~ y .· fOl-HUJitington fire 1be council abo voted to allow
50-foot oomtruction on the west
aide of Bristol between the free-
way and Paularino, where the
five-story Holiday Inn la located. ·'' Fire oUicials said a 3-year-old
'•boy .f)~y1"g with a cigarette
~~tly ignited .. blaze ·ll!th'lit 'ed the interior of a Hiln :Beach home.
., .# ... ~ ,-•
.• ~~ firefightera respon-
~ctee to O\e alarm at 10:44 a.m.
Mo .-t the rented home of
J 8811 H unti.ngton
~-'··-,-Beach fire Cap-~ Ha.mer laid.
• ~ ~}*n, her chU~ and a , f.lmd'y were able'to eecape safely~ ¥illfner said. Damage to
·the elngle-story borne wu estl-
ro.W at $44.000.
' Hoerner said one firefighter,
Captain J~ Kettler, was treated
~ijii\~
I
for exhaustion at Huntington
lntercommunity Hospital and
was lat.er relused.
Huntington cyclist
injured in crash
A .HuntiJlitoo Beach motorcy-
clial wa• In serious condition
today at l"ountaln Valley Com-
munity Hosp'81 with lnjurlel he
suffered ~ In • parldna Jot
colUaion neu Gothard Street and
Man Drive, Huntington Beach.
Traffic officers aaid Randall
Banb, 28. al 6551 Warr't« Ave.,
lart control of b1a l1l010l'cyde and
struck a parked car u he pulled
into the lot at 8 a.m. Monday.
They also voted to maintain
the current 30-foot maximum alone Brlatol, aoutb of Paularino
Avenue.
It was uncle.r what effect the
86-foot height limit will have on
California Paclftc Properties'
pliuw for an eiaht-story hotel and
four hi~ rlR oWoes. the hiahest
being 125 f~.
Last month the development
company ln partnerahip with C.J .
Seger1trom & Sons, revealed
plaru for the hotel.and office
development to be built on the
13.6 acres lite formerly occupied
by Montgomery Ward & Co.
Sunny afternoons
Temperatures
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Sant•a.t>eta 87 57
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Extended
Laguna fillds way
to sell Sycamore
A ma le passenger was descri-
bed as Caucasian, age 17-18, 5
feet -5, thin build, with short
strrught brown hair .
A young woman in the car was
described as Caucasian, about 17
years old, with short brown hair.
I Laguna Beach city officials
believe they have found a way to
eeU 62 acres of Sycamore Hilla to
a developer and at the same time
satisfy complaints about lack of
affordable housing listed in a
la'tlm!it fl.led against the dty.
City Council members will
conaider a proposal by City Ma-
nager Ken Frank tonight that
would aee a provision for 60 af-
fordable senior units in the de -
velopment off El Toro ROad near
Leisure World.
The c:ity purc h ased the
522-acre Sycamore Hilb parce!
Suspect held
on Newport
shooting rap
A 22-year-old Newjlort Beach
man has been arrested for the
shooting of restaurant owner
Lorenzo PMlni during a robbery
attempt. Officers aaicl they loca-
ted the alleged gunman late
Monday ln a bou.ae only blocks
away from Puini'a Coast High-
way diner.
Timothy Patrick Webb'was
charged with attempted murder
and armed robbery following his
arrest at 6210 W. Ocean Front.
Police said they believe Webb,
who la being h eld In lieu of
$2~,000 bail, shot the owner of
the Spaghetti Bender restaurant
once In -the cheat late Sunday
durina an an.empted robbery.
Puinl, a 68-year-old Hunting-'°° Beach resident, la ln serious
condition at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital.
Officen said the bullft w~ch
struck Puini wu fired through a
wood door at the re1taurant
which the owner had tried to
dale on the gunman.
The blndit, who fled the 6204
W. ec.t Jllihway diner empl)'-
banded, acddentaUy dropped a
leather jlcket ln the restaurant.
,,,
for $6.7~ million in 1978 to end
years of lawsuits between the
then-owners, Rancho Paloa Ver-
des C«p .. and the city. over the
· number of units the developer
could build.
In order to partially pay off
the mortgage on lhe land. the
city was to sell the 62-acre parcel
to Baywood Development Co .. of
Newport Beach, for about $5.4
million.
But Lagunan John Gabriela.
through the Legal Aid Society,
tossed a monkey wrench in the
negotiations by filing su.i t against
the dty, claiming no provision for
affordable houaing was eviderlt
in the a pproved tract map for
the project.
Freshman Councilman Mob
Gentry and Mayor SaJJy Belle-
rue met with Gabnels last week
and the results of that meeting
will be unveiled to the entire
council tonight. beginning at 6
p.m. in council chambers.
City Manager Frank wlU rec-
om~end the city begin anew,
teeking developers who are wil-
ling to prepare a new tract map
lncluding 30 unita for low income
seniors and 20 units of affordable
housing within the project.
Anyone with information on
the trio has been asked to cont.act
Sgt. Leonard Frisbie or Detective
Greg Young of the Seal Beach
Poiice De partment, (213)
431-2541.
Kindergarten
sign ups ,.set
Regist.ration for children who
will attend kinderarten an the
Huntington B e ac h Cit y
(Elementary) School District in
the fall will be held from 1 to 4
p.m . Wednesday at each of the
district's seven ele·mentary
schools.
Proof of age is required at the
time of registration. Children
who wiU be age 5 on or before
Dec. 2. 1982. are eligible for kin-
dergarten.
California law also requires
proof of immunization ag .. linst
childhood diseases.
Parents who are unable to re-
gLSter theLr young1ters Wednes-
day are encouraged to do ao as
soon as possible at their ne igh-
borhood school.
Aliens in smashup
fleeing border cops
. A carload of farm workers
crashed lnto a d itch in the Gol-
den Triangle area of Irvin-e
Monday following pursuit by a
U.S. Border Patrol agent, police
reported. •
One pa11enger was slightly
injured in \he accident. The
worltera were checked Cor docu-
mentation and taken to a Border
Patrol stat.Ion ln San Clemente.
Police laid a Border Patrol
agent wa checking workers lat.e
Monday momlng when he spot-
ted six men in a 1972 Ford station
wagon. The agent pursued the
vehicle in a Bonjer Patrol vehicle
with lights and sirens, police said.
The car carrying the suspected
illegal aliens traveled on prlvat.e
farm roads and at one point
crossed Irvine Center Drive in
the Golden Triangle, an area
bounded by the Santa Ana, San
Diego and Laguna freeways. It
continued on a farm road until
plummeting into a three-foot
ditch.
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By Tlae A1100lated Pre11
WARSAW, Poland -The worst violence ln
Warsaw since the start of martial law bloodied the
Poliah capi\al u thous.nds of Solidarity 1upportera
demonstrated in Polish cities for the .eoond Ume in
three days.
Police armed with rifles and clubs charged 25,-
000 people massed in Warsaw's historic Castle
Square Monday for a rally called by underground
I ,.
Solidarity leaders.
The crowd screamed "Gestapo! Gestapo~' at
more than 400 helmeted pollce and Ignored their
warninp to dispene, witnesse9 aa.kl. Water-cannon
trucka pelted the crowd, and the police charted. ,
firing tear-gas grenades. Ambulances sped blee.•
~·beaten demonstraton to hospltala, but medrcal · •
officials refused to say how many peopAe were in-
jured.
Reagan, Brezhnev meeting ~Ut
MOSCOW -A seruor Soviet spokesman today
ruled out a U.N. meeting next month between So-
viet leader Leonid Brezhnev and President Reagan
and said the Kremlin was holding out for a
"prepared" sununit in Europe this Call.
"We are waiting for a clear and accurate reply
from the American president" on Brezhnev's sum-
mit proposal, Yuri Zhukov. the leading commen~-/ tor of the Communist Party newspaper Pravda. tota
a news conference. '
Zhukov said Soviet officials heard that Reagan
was considering Brezhnev's proposal to meet in·
Finland or Swit2.erland in October but that there •
had been no officiaJ acceptance from Washington. ••
'
OOPS -Advice columnist
Ann Landers says she'll swp
recycling her old columns af-
ter being found o ut this
week.
Cost cuts
• • in transit
,budget eyed Algerian envoy dies • ID crash
NICOSIA, Cyprus -Algerian Foreign Min-
ister Mohammed Benyahia, who mediated tt'ie re-
lease of the American hostages in Iran, was killed in
a plane crash in northwest Iran, and Iran accused
Iraq of shooting his plane down.
The official Iranian news agency. IRNA, said
everyone aboard the Ah~erian government plane
was killed. APS, the Algerian news agency, said·
they included eight other high-rankmg Algerian
officials en route with Benyahia to Tehran for an
official visit, an Algerian journalist from APS and
the executive jet's four crew members.
Orange County Transit District
directors have been handed a
proposed $85 million budget for
the 1982-83 fiscal year that seeks
to maintain curre nt levels of
service but at reduced c.'OSts.
The new spending phin, for
which public hearings will begin
on June 7, 1s about $23 million
below this year's overall budget,
transportation officials satd.
The totals would ch ange sub-
stantially if $14 million in federal
grants the distract IS awa1tmg art>
., soon approved That would bnng
the proposed budget total to
Nuke plant safety questioned
nearly $100 rruWon
OCTD Finance Director John
Beatty said the proposed new
budget is fully balanced and
reflects efforts by the district to
LOS ANGELES -More than 20 speakers -
the majority frankly opposed to any form of nuclear
power -has told a panel of three Nuclear Regu-
lator y Commission staff members that the NRC's
proposed policy on nuclear plant safety is meanin-
gless.
ln emotional five-minute speeches laced with reduce costs through more eff1-
references to the death and du;ease that would re-cient operation while maintai-
sult from a nuclear power accident, the speak~ . ning the same levels of service
said it is impossible to make nuclear power safe:, • However, l~e ~udge~ docs re-
Monday's public hearing was the third on the ' fleet a d_r op 1n servu:e hours,
NRC's pro"""'.--i policy Beatty said. ~ · With the district's fares expet.·-
ted to remain the same. 1t 1s es-
timated that $16.7 million will be Sirhan hearing
SOLEDAD (AP) -Sirhan Sirhan threatened
to kill the chief prosecution psychiatrist while on
trial for assassinating Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, the
psychiatrist's partner testified in a hearing on
whether Sirhan's 1984 parole date should be res-
cinded.
• Ill 2nd week ~ . generated in s uc h revenue in
1982-83. Fares are 75 cents du-
riilg rush hours and 60 cents the
rest of the day. said Monday that the letter containing the alleged
threat was m&SSmg and neither the doctor whoee
life was said to have been threatened nor the doc-
tor's secretary remembered reeding auch a note.
But a lawyer for Kennedy's conv1cted assassin
Bill would ban
SACRAMENTO -Armor-piercing handgun
ammunition called "police killers" would be outla-
wed by a bill pas.sing the California Assembly.
The author of the bill, Assemblyman Tom
The hearing into whether Sirhan. 38, should be
allowed to keep his 1984 parole date is now in its
second week at Soledad Pnson.
armor bullets ..
Bane, D-Van Nuys, said Monday the anununitlon
"is supposed to be manufactured for police to use,
but the police don't want it. It's dubbed a polioe-
killer bullet because that's the only value it has "
Beatty said the pnnopal sour-
ce of budge t revenue would be
local sales tax funds which will
bring in an estimated $43 million.
The balance of the district's 10-
come comes from st.ate and fed-
eral grant funds.
The new budget estimates that
operating expenses m the upco-
ming fiscal year, whl(·h begins on
JuJy 1, wiU be $72 3 m1lhon Ca-
pital expenditures are t>st1mated
al $1 2.1 million.
This year's operating expenses
were budgeted at $7 1 mill ion,
while the overall budget total
was $108 milllon .
Officials said one reason the
ne w budget's totals are lower
than this year 's is because of the
transfer this summer of opera-
/, ' ting authority for more than 20
1 lifl:equipped vans to a new
Reagan to hack
WASHINGTON -President Reagan is pre-
paring to announce h&S support of a constitutional
amendment allowing voluntary prayer in public
schools, an administration official says.
school prayer
The official, who asked to remain anonymous,
said Monday the president will endorse a oons'titu-
tionaJ amendment on Thursday, whlcb has been
designated National Day of Prayer.
Panel approves voting rights
• 1 ..
WASHINGTON -The Senate Judiciar y
Committee today approved, on a 14-4 vote, a com-
promise bill that would extend key provisions of
the 1965 Voting Rights Act, the major priority of
civil rights groups this year.
Endorsed by President Reagan, civil rights or-
ganiz.ations, liberals and Republican cooservat1'-"!S.,
the measure won the votes of a few of the JUdicia:r:y
panel's most coMervative members, includina l'au1
Lax.alt, R-Nev., and Charles Grassley. R-Iowa.
The Senate is likely to a pprove the compromise
civil rights bill by Memorial Day. A similar version
already has cleared the House.
agency known as the Consolida-
ted Transportation Agency. The
vans provide service for handi-
capped people.
ocrD directors agreed Mon-
• day to shift authority for opera-
ting the vans to the new agency.
which will ht! run by the county's
Community Development Coun-
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ClilCAGO -Desptte ratlfica-1
tion of contract conce11lons by '
the United Auto Workers, Inter·
national Harveste r Co.'1 new
mat\18erneflt team faces "a very
iou1h lituation" in t.rytng co eav.
the ailin8 ma.nufact.urer, anatys11
~he UAW on Mo'nda~ an-
nounced that lta rank-and-file
members ratified a new contl'llct
t hat will ruult in several
hundr~ million do)Jar1 fn N-
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We're Listen1119· •••
Ann Landeirs.
takes advice,
stops 'reruns'·~ • CHICAGO (AP) -Ann Lan
ders says she has recycled
15-year-old lelt.ers in her odvil-e
column the past 18 months. but
will stop because the practice was
questioned and "my l·redibibty is
all 1 have."
Miss Landers said publicly m
the past that the letters in her
column were authentic. In prmt.
she oflen chided Yale University
students for trying to sneak
phony letters past her. •
A joint investigation by The
Associated Press and the Pontiac·
(Ill.) Daily Leader found that
from April 1981 to April 1982
there were 33 clearly identiCiable
examples of items that had ap-
peared m Miss L a nders' daily
column 1n late 1966 and early
1967.
Editots of the more tha n 1.000
newspapers worldwide, among
them the Daily Pilot, who buy
ht•r column and her estimated 70
million readers were not told s ht'
was recycling previously pub-
lished le tters, sometimes using
only s light changes in wordmg
and details like namt>s and ages.
For example. in a Feb 22. 1967
letter from .. Irving's W1f C''I' a
woman said her husband was too
attached to his mother, stopping
at her home each morning for
"collee and a bagel" a nd each
night for .. some ch icken souo or
some c hopped herring." H 1s
mothl'r telephoned every night
to ask: .. ls Irving all right?"
On Feb 22. 1982. a letter came
from .. M1lhe in Tht> Bronx" and
the man's name was Sam He
stopped for "a cup of <.'OC08 and
some homemade cof£ee cake ..
and later for .. a bowl of soup or
chopped herring:· Sam also got a
nightly call from his mother
ln an mt.erv1l'W Monday with
an AP reporter and assist.ant pu·
blisher James Pearre of the Daily
Leader. M1.ss Landl'rs was shown
12 examples and acknowledged
letters had betn re<:ycled.
"It started about a year and a
h a lf ago," Miss L anders said,
.. while l w as going through my
scrapbooks to find some letters
for short telephone spots I was
doing for lllinots Bell. When I
saw a Jett.er that was especially
interesting, or made a point in•
!orc.'t.'ful way, 1 t'Onsldered ualf\a
it again."
She said she rarely u1ed the
rt>cydt'C! ma.t.enal m her column
and that s h e didn't think it
··l'xtraordlnary or unwual.
.. I think people read my co-
lumn for advice. guidance, amu-
Sl!men t I don't thinlt the
n •ader eares The Important
thing 1!> to get the mformatJon
out.'' shl· said
In a stat<'ment issued later
Monday. sh<' said 1t had not oc-
l'urrt>d to her that using recycled
mat.enal would be considered d~
e<•puve She s.11d she would Stop
rc•using old INwrs immediately.
.. My 1:rt!d1b1hty is all I have
and I would never knowingly do
anything to damage 1t," said M tss
LandC'rs. whosl' sympatltetic..
(>t'rsonal advic.-e m lumn has been
syndkatc.'<i 26 years.
Stcvl' Je horck, president and
chwf exe<'ullvc officer of F"reld
Nl'wspapcr Syndicate, distribu·
U>r of the l'olumn, said Monday
that t'olumns 1n the hands of
sub5':rtbmg nt•wspapers would be
n ·v1t'Wl'd for r£'Cycled mater{aJ
and substitute ('()lumns prov1dfd
1 f nf'CeSSary .
Jchorl'k said the syndiCate's
t'd1tors were not aware of the
pntl'llct-and that if the y had
known would have advlSed Miss
Landt-n. against wnng old items
without clearly labeling them as
rt·pt·ats
J t•hon:k said several newspa.
pc•r editors inquired about an AP
story Monda y reporung Miss
Landt•rs· US(' of recycled mate-
rial
The Louisville (Ky.) Times.
temporarily suspended use of the
column today until "we have u-
surances" that advance copies of
columns sent to the paper "are
free of old material," said Mike
Kallay, assistant managing edi-
tor
Editor. Dave.• Smith of tbe San
Hafat•I t Cald) Independent
J ournal. a subs<.'rtbe r. said the
1wwspaper would publish a cou-
pon askmg n·ad(·rs lo co~mee>t
on lhl· d1sd osure
Bonin wants out
of Orange County
The a ttorn ey for convu:tl'd
Freeway K iller Wilham Bonin
said Monday he will request that
his,client be moved from Orang£'
County J ai l because they cannot
have privatC' telephone conver-
sations. .
William Charve t said he will
ask Superior Court Judge Ken-
neth Lae to order Bonin returned
~·San Quentin prison pe nding
the murderer·s trial in Orange
County, scheduled to begin in
July
ln March, in Los Angeles, Bo-
nin was sentenced to death m the
gas chambe r for the tor ture-
murdcrs of 10 young men whose
bodies were dumped near free-
ways. He is awaiting trial on
charges m four more murders in
Orangl· County
Charwl said th:.it Bonin's calls
lo him ~r1• plal't'<i from a speaker
l<.'ll•phont· wht•n• a n yone in the
JC:ltl c:an hc>ar 1f they are walking
by Ht• contc•nd<'<i that his client
has a right to a private conver-.
sat1on with his attorney.
In add1t1on. Charve t said. the
last ttmt' &min was allowed to
l·all him was at 1: 15 a.m .. which
th e atl or n ey s aid was
"r1d1culous .. and 10 violation of a
court order signed by Lae allo-
wing Bonin to Wit' the telephone
one hour JX'r mght
Charvet said he would chal-
lenge thl' l·ounty jail 10 federal
<'Ourt 1( the L<'lf'phonc situation is
not changl'd before Bonm is due
to st.and tnal
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, M•Y ... 1982 ..
is forever thing'
DEAR READERS. Baldlna l1 forever,
expena •Y· And, 1t you're one of many who Ml 1pmt a lot ot money on a variety of pro-
. ducta tha_t SWom1M t.o rrow new halt or t.o atop
ba1r 1*, beware. None of the producta work,
~ to a medical advt.ory panel to ~e
Food ape) Drug Admlniatratlon (FDA).
An FDA panel of medical scientists, in-
cludJna two dermat.ologtata, carefully acruti-
nised the medical literature on hair growth
and hair W. pre~tlon producta. They alao
examined product labels and lnltructfbns and
evaluated data submitted by product manu-
factwen and otben. The panel found that the
lngredienta were w e for external I.lie when
Uled u specified. But the products could not
do what wu claimed -they could not grow
hair or prevent hair loss. There are products
which have the cosmetic effect of making hair
eeem th.lcker, the panel noted, but hair growth
t. not involved.
The FDA notes that no product or process
can affect hair once it emerges from the scalp,
since growth occura from the hair root. Even
permanent wavlns. shaving, bleaching and
other trawna to the hair does not affect the
hair itaelf as Ions as the root is not involved.
Tight ponytails and braids or excessive tea-
sing, however, can tug at the root and follicle
,. and damage hair growth.
What can alfect hair growth? Nothing 1 applied externally, including hormones. But 1 hormones produced b y the body can cause
· baldness in males who have inherited the gene
for male-pattern baldness (alupecia). Some
-.Phylic;al conditions can cause overall loss of
hair ln both men and women. Theae include
dn&g therapy, lron deficiency, fever, radiation.
hormonal thyroid imbalance, cruh dletlni and
atarvatlon. llormo~ imbalance followlna
childblrth a1lo can be a <:aUle.
To help you know what varioua baldDelB
products claim to do, why they don't WQrk,
and t.o explain the telt.ini done on them, the
FDA offers a free copy of "Baldneu
Treatmentl," available from the Conaumer
Information Center, Pueblo, Colo. 81009.
Ground beef labeling
DEAR PAT : I aaully flad u apprecla·
ble differeace lD die prteet my aapermarket
cltar'ea for "refalar,'' "lean" and "extra lean' groaad bee • 11 cure uy difference 1D
tile fat coateat of di.at meat?
G.C., Costa Mesa ·
While U .S.D.A. standard.a require ham~
burger meat to be no more than 30 percent fat,
the difference between categories of ground
beef is up to your supermarket. Most stores,
however, uae this general standard for thelr
labeling: regular ia not more than 30 percent
fat.; lean is 13 pen.-ent fat, and extra lean is 15
percent fat.
• Got a problem '! Then write to Pat Horo-.. l witz . Pat wJJI cut red t.ape, getting the
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answers and act.Jon you need to solve in·
,._ equities in government and bU&iness. Mall
your questions to Pat Horowitz, At Your Service,
Orange Coast Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Cosca mesa,
CA. 92626.
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Four coast
firms given
top pacts
Contracta t.otaD.tnc $143 •. 6 mil-
lion have been awarded to lndu-
ttrial finnl ln the 40tb Congree-
alonal Dlltrict, ~ to Rep.
Robert E. Badham, R-~ewport
Belich.
The aovernment contract•
have been awarded by the Army,
Navy and Bureau of Mlnea to
four different companlee.
Ford Aeroepace and Commu-
nicat.lont Corp. of Newport Beach
received the bulk of the con-
tract.a, totaling $115.6 mUlion. Of
the total , $46 million waa for
ammunition to be manufactured
at the company'• plant ln San
Juan ;.~C.lstrano and another $39.5 on for varioua portiona
of programs on the Chaparral
rniMile, to be perfonned at New-
port Beach.
In addition, there is a $21.3
·million contract for Sidewinder
missile control systems, work to
be perfonned at Newport Beach,
and $8.1 million for spare parts
for the new Dlviaton Air Defense
(DIV AD) program, alao at New-
port Beach.
Hughes Aircraft Co. will build
e lectronic equipment for the
Na vy at ita Irvine facility, in a
contract valued at $24.9 million.
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ideal business for these hard times. a store tha t specializes in
frustration. Glinder shows in the "I'm Fed Up and I'm Not
Going to Take It Anymore" store in the Santa Cruz County
community of Ben Lomond, offers books, buttons, bumper
stickers and T-shlrts to protest absolutely anything.
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Santa Catalina llland soon will have lta own ~~rpenter & AHoclatea Inc., Los
Angeles-baled fl.nancial lnttJtudoftl conaultlng firm,
prepared and filed the chaTter application for National
Bank of Catalina on behaU of a group of local businea people.
Approval was given by the comptroller of the
CWTency.
The bank, to be located ln a bayfront building
being erected at 303 Crek.'ent Ave., Avalon, will be
c.apitaliz.ed at $1 'A million ($10 per share).
National Bank of Catalina organizers and ~
sed dl.rect.ora are John J . Feinberg, Vincent J.,. a-
muc:ci, Milt.Qn Schatan, Robert S. Stein, Gloria E. Wall
and Leo Zager.
Oil well complete
Transierra Exploration Corp. of 'Newport Beach
announced the suooesful completion of its Cinnamon
No. 3 well located in Noble County, Okla.
AveraR,e daily production rate from the Skinner
fonnation of 4,660 feet was 994.000 cubic feet of gas, live barrela of oil and 12 barrels of water through a
12164-inch choke. Flowing tubing pressure was 650 psi
and casing pressure 680 sm. Tolal depth is 5,180 feet.
Transierra owns 6?.5 percent of the working
interest.
Home files a vailable
Orange Coast Savings and Loan ~iation ia
making available free hane inventory files which can
provide insurance or replacement infonnation in the
event of loes or theft of household belongings.
According to Richard Read, president of Orange
Coast Savings and Loan, the files are being maae
available in part due to \he fires In Anaheim that de--
st.royed 500 apartments and left 1,500 people homelesa.
The files are at Ora.rwe Coast Sa\ling.'l two Orange
County offices; in Costa r.lesa at 1700 Adarra Avenue,
and in Anaheim.
Short-term bills up
WASHINGTON (AP) -Yields on short-te•m
'lreasury securities roee slightly in the latest auctions
after declining in recent weeks, officials say.
Monday's yields were the highest since April 12
levels ol 12.899 percent for six-month bills and 12.849
percent for three-month bills.
About $4.7 billion in six-month T-bills were auc-
tioned at an average diax>unt rat.e of 12. 78 percent, up
from 12.64 percent last week.
Numismatics exhibit slated
North American Coin & Currency, Ltd. will pre-
sent a numismatics symposium and e xhibit at the
Newport Marriott Hotel on Saturday at 9 a.m. For
information. call 800-432-7446.
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