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f-RIDAV , MAY 7 , 1901 OH AN C t COllN I V CALIFORNIA /'> CEN r S
0 ess at postwar
WASHINGTON (AP) -Un-
employment in the United States
jumped to 9.4 percent last month
-breaking the poet-World War n record -the government an-
nounced today. Some 10.3 million
people were out of work.
April's joblea rate WU up 0 . .f
of a percentage point from the
previous month, more than
enough to set a record. Not since
1941, when the government be-
gan compiling monthly statistics,
has unemployment topped 9
percent. 1n that year, the joblet9
rate hit 9.9 percent.
The California rate dropped
from 9.4 pen:ent to 9.3.
At the White Hou.e, presiden-
tial 1poke1man, Larry Speakes
called today'• announcement di..
appotnu.n, and uid, "We remain
aensiUve to the plight of the
unemployed."
He said he could not predict
how far unemployment would
rile or when it would begin de-cllniJll.
"We're looking for signs of
economic recovery by late
spring-early summer," Speakes
said.
Sen. Edward M . Kennedy,
D-Maaa., charged that the new
figures show conclusively that
Reagan '1 economic program haa
failed to do anything but "dellvet
pink s lip after pink slip after
pink slip to mil~!ons of decent
men and women.
"Ronald Reagan's bread lines
(See JOBS, Page AZ)
App~al planned
Ex-supervisor Diedrich eyes Supreme Court
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CEREMONIAL EXPRESSIONS --Rabbi
Aaron Twersky blesses Steven Wanger
and Barry Garrett who have come up to
lb DAVID KUTZMANN
Of the 0.-, Not It.ft
Former Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich'• at-
torney says he may go to the U.S.
Supreme Court to reverae a 1979
bribery and conspiracy conviction
against Diedrich that was
reinstated 'Thunday by the Cali-
fornia Supreme Court.
Firatkhowever, Santa Ana
lawyer eith C. Monroe aaid he
will petition the state high court
for a rehearing hued on Its de-
cision to uphold both Died.rich's
and arc.JU~ ~89L~'• ~n.:_ ~,... ,_..." c--. ,..,, vl£._tio~_il'!.. ~ J:Mio ..S-uperior
the ~rah. Berow, all ariiffe a ier1>ai-.--.--C@rt. ..;.. -S -
mitzvah Rose's attorney, ylvan .Aron-
. son of Santa Ana. also said
Tunday he would consider pet-
Bar Mitzvah first in state itioning for a rehearing.
Diedrich, once one of Orange
County's moat powerful men
when he was known in political
circles as ''Super D,'' was foWld
guilty three yeare ago of two
counts of bribery and a single
count of conspiracy.
Developmentally disabled celebrate ceremony
By JODI CADENHEAD
0( !tie Delly Piiot Stan
It was a moment that both Steven's and
Barry's parents had waited more than 20
years !or -a moment that they thought
would never come for their aons.
Thursday morning, before a crowd of
relatives and friends at Fairview State Hos-
Eital in Costa Mesa, St.even Wanger, 27, and
Barry Garnett, 31, celebrated their Bar Mjtz.
vah.
THE REUGl9US ceremony marking the
passage of a Jewish boy to manhood was both
a peraonal and a public milestone. It was the
first time in California that a developmentally
disabled person had ever received training
enabling him to perform the rite.
Rabbi Aaron Twenky, who prepared the
boys for the occasion, led them out onto the
stage by hand and told the congregation
"words are inadequate to d escribe my
feelings."
of which was Steven's candid sigh of relief
when he told the congregation half way
through, "This isn't SQ bad."
Everyone laughed. The feeling was fa-
miliar to those who had gone through the
nerve-wracking experience whon they were
13, the usual age.
' "This is one of the finest momenta we've
ever had at Fairview, I'm proud of these
boys," safd Dr. Francis CrineDa, e><ecutlve dJ-
rector at the Costa Mesa facility.
Robin and Gerald Wanger watched their
two other sons go through the Bar Miuvah
ritual, but had never even considered the
pol!Sibility for St.even.
"I'M SO EXCITED,'' said Mn. Wanger,
following the ceremony . "It's something w e
hoped would come to pass."
Rose, his one-time campaign
treasurer, was convicted of a
single count of oompiracy.
Both men were 1tmtenced to
l -t.o-14-year state pri8on ien:na.
However, the state's FOu.rth
District Court of Appeal later
revenied the convictlons, promp-
Uns both the Oranse County
Dlatrict Attorney's Of&e and the
state Attorney General to peti-
tion the Supreme Court for a
hearing.
That request wu granted in
June, 1981, in effect .etting 811.de
the Court of Appeals reversal It
alao came on the same day that
Diedrich waa given a suspended
jail aent.ence and fined $5,000 in
Orange County Superior Court
for participating in an unrelated
• s1deratJon from owners of 2,200
acres in Anaheim Hills in return
for a favorable supervisorial d~
cision that would permit resj ...
dential development of the
property.
The Court of Appeal, however,
reversed a bribery and conspira-
cy conv1ct1on against Diedrich
and a C(Jns piracy con v1ct1on
against Rose.
An o ther bribery c harge
agamst Diedrich also was rever-
sed, but the door was left open
for a retrial on that count.
--The~_!!~ iu!~~ on e case aft.er Monroe argued
-tllat--the·alleged-bribe--ef ·Diedrich -
took place beyond the statute Qf
limitations and tha t a later
transfer of money was not part of
the act of bribery from which the
period o f limitations could be
measured.
Delly Not lteff Ptloto
TO APPEAL? -Former
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich
may seek U .S . Supreme
Court reversal of his bribery
conviction.
campaJgn fund laundering ope-
ration ln 1976.
Orange County Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Michael Capizzi,
who originally prosecuted Die-
drich and Rose in the bribery
cue, aaid Thuraday that he now
believes there is a "very real
likelihood" the two men will
llOOl1 have to begin serving their prlaon terms.
The 1979 convictions against
Diedrich and Rose stemmed from
allegations that the two men
conspired to gain financial con-
The onJy matt.er on which the
Court of Appeal was uphe ld was
an its ruling that the tnal judge in
San Diego failed to correctly ex-
plain to jurors what act constitu-
ted the crime of bribery. This
relat.ed to the charge on which
Diedrich could be retried, offi-
cials said.
As a result of Thursday's ru-
Jang, defense lawyers have 15
days to petition the state high
court Cor rehearing.
The Supreme Court's ruling
becomes final in 30 days. At that·
time, Diedrich and Rose could
ronceivably begin serving their
sentences, Capizzi said.
Mo nroe, however, said he
would petition for rehearing,
which a.s rarely granted, and then
review the court's ruling before
deciding on the merits of an ap-
peal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Dressed In matching dark blue suits and
prayer sh.awls St.even and Barry chanted the
familiar Hebrew bl~ings from the Torah like
thousands before them, but like no one else.
St.even has lived at Fairview for 18 years
and Barry 19. Their religious instruction
started three and a hall years ago when Rabbi
Twersky came to Fairview.
"I wanted to set an example for other
institutions that developmentally disabled
people are capable of learning, abeorblng and
training," said the rabbi. "It will be proven in
the future that they have abilities."
Bot air on the ground
THE TWO-HOUR ceremony was filled
with a string of magical moments, not the least
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UIMI fnm ~ b9cJt. But lhe Uo cJab:nl ahe baa'
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Balloonists banter before big Fountain Valley event
COUNTY
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN o<ttw~ .... ....,
Thia weekend they'll be tea-
sing the clouds. put~ themsel-
ves at Mother Nature's mercy as
they dangle precariously beneath
huge helium-filled balloons.
But the Gordon Bennett Bal-
loon Race pilots came down to
earth Thursday to di.scuu this
year'• competition during a press
briefing at the liftoff point, Mile
Square Park in Fountain Valley.
Balloonist Brent Stockwell
commented on the credentl.a.la of
his colleagues.
"We have the first team to
cross the Atlantic, the first to
crom the Pacific, the first to cross
the North American continent
and the first to cross the conti-
nental United States," he obeer-
ved. "Well, we repreeent the first
team to a-a. San Francia.'o Bay,
and let me tell you -it waa
hellJ"
Before balloonist Ben Abnm.o
He cheers Newport patients
A "profeeaional vilitoc'' makes the days briahter tor 94 99Uenta in a Newport Beach oonvaleecent home.
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Dancer visits our coast
. Greaory Htnet. 1tar of 11Sophlatlcat.ed Ladiea.''
ahowed ~lk the Oranae CoMt to lhow off hi8 tap cU.ndnC and 1ellCh a little dandnl· Weekender.
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could speak, two aides forced him
into a black flight r· cket adver-
tising Benihana o Tokyo, the
restaurant chain owned by his
co-pilot Rocky Aoki. Aoki is
known for his aggressive promo-
tion tactics.
"Even my s h orts hav e
'Benlhana' on them," Abruzzo
chuckled.
In fact, Aoki had transported a
hibachi grill and two chefs to the
middle of Mile Square to provide
lunch for his feflow pilots and
visiting reporters.
"May be we should have
brought along aome fried chicken
or something," ribbed American
pilot John Shoecraft.
Shoecraft floated to fame a
few months ago aboard Super
Chicken Ill, the fint balloon to
croaa the continental United
States. He is participating in his
fl.rat Gordon Bennett race this
year. He and his wtfe, Marl, will
be the fint American husband
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and wife team to compete ln the
Gordon Bennett.
Race activities will take place
from 8 a.m. to dusk Saturday in
the central airfield at Mile
Square. About ·30,000 people are
expected to attend.
PubUc entry gates will be oU
Edinger A venue between Brook-
hurst and Euclid streets. Admia-
sion is $3 for adults, $1.50 for
children 5 to 12. Children ~J\
5 wW be admitted without char-
ge.
The festivities will begin witb
te thered balloon rides in the
morning as long as wind condi-
tions pennit. From 9 to 11 a.m.,
10 hot air balloonista will lift off
in the Orange County Classic
contest.
In this event, participanta mwrt
chooee a target within 50 mil.el of
the park. The winner i. the bal~
loon that lands closest to its pre-
aelected target. •
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Cl ll S Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May7, 1982
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BALLOON RACE .. • • • From l p.m. 1') dusk, 8 teams
from the United States, Japan,
Germany and France will Uft off
ln helium-filled ballooN for the
Gordon Bennett race.
'JJ'-Thi.a is a diatance competition.
niu Last year's winners, Abruu.o and ")rt~ Aoki, traveled more than 1,300
'"'' miles before landing in North
ri ' Dakota.
~~· A new event will beithe Ce-
lebrity Balloon Race, scheduled
_,, for 9:30 a.m KABC radio per-
sonality Michael Jackson, Los --i.•
Angeles Times cartoonist Paul
Conrad and rock 1tar Stephen
Stills will travel a short diatance
by balloon, then rlde to a ftnllh
line aboard bicycles.
Guest of honor at the event
wlll be R. Buckmlnater Fuller,
creator of the geodesic dome.
Other acllvlties during the
day-long festival will Include
parachute drops, antique airplane
flights, a sailplane demonstration
and a variety of mus~cal enter-
tainment.
• •
.I•' j ~:~JOB LESS RA TE RISES .
1!:. grew longer by 450,000 people,"
a-u Kenned y said, adding that the
•~1 "country 1s now harvesung the
!•' bitter fruits of a failed and unfair
• economic: policy . Americans
'!l'j all over the country are losing
l' their ho mes, their hopes and
their pride " ., '
11 ;. One economist said the unem-
,, ployment 1s the price of bringing
• , , down inflation and others both
' i~ and out of government, pre-
•1 _, dieted the rate will climlt even
",. higher before turning around.
1 Since last summer when the
•1 :·,recession that still plagues the
r;o-i econ~my set in, unemployment
t,,.,.has risen 2.2 perct>ntage points.
.,, In July, Jobkssness nationwide
. stood at 7 2 perc•c·nt
' ; By March, JOblessness had n -
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~~'Huck Finn'
ban· rejeeted~-.·-·
HOUSTON (AP) -School
board trusu-es have denied a re-
quest by several black parents to
ban Mark Twain's novel, "The
Adven tures of Huckleberry
Finn," which the parents con -
tend is degradinR
Truste<'s of the Sprang Inde-
pendent S<:hool District unan1-
sen to 9 percent -equalling the
post-World War Il record set in
May 1975, the high point of the
last severe recession. Some 9.9
million people were out of work
in March.
The continuing business alump
hit that nation's manufacturers
the hardest, with unemployment
among blue-collar workers rea-
ching 13.7 percent in April, a
record.
GOING UP -F.ntries in the Gordon Bennett
Balloon Race are b~ing readied for the big
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event this weekend beginning at Mile Square
Park in Fountain Valley. .
Argentines seek talks
But Britain warns of more bombing
Unemployment among adult
men, traditionally the most stable
segment of the labor force, spur-
ted to 8.2 percent, also a new
high. Teen-age unemployment
shot up to 23 percent, and jo-
blessness among blacks reached
18.4 percent, both records. In addition, the number of By The Asaoclated Pre11 and told reporters in London to-An Argentine war bulletin
Americans forced to accept part-A top Argentine official hea-day that British wa.rplanes will Thursday said 19 of its troops
time employment exceeded 5.8 ded to the United Nations today bomb the airstrip on the Falkla-had been killed and 37 wounded
million -the most since the to pursue a diplomatic solution to nd Islands capital of Stanley if in British attacka on the Falk-
govemment began keeping such the Falkland I.slands crisis, but Argentine troops repair the da-lands since Saturday. It said this
figures more than a decade ago Britain was skeptical of the effort mage of two raids the past seven included eight killed and 1ix
-tut month~3.i>90 A~ri-a wamed ~-h2ffibin&._..._da~. wounded in a helicopter attack ~-~ete~-out'o!.-~!-. Xh-.-'timee ~.f, !...Qsuien aaW :!---.. tr~fWT.WJU.bQrotfttie~.-n-.~e ~at.-&l...boa.t SobNll "o ~ccording to the seasonally ad-British marine landing could airfield again," Pym satd. Moiiday, 8.riaifwas us~ that
Justed figures produced by the come as early as Monday. He also refused to rule out the rest were casualties m the
Labor Department's Bureau of The Argentine official, Deputy b~~bing Argentine ~a inland British. air .attacks on the Falk-
Labor Statistics. Total employ-Foreign Minister Enrique Ros, ~1elds. although he said Brit.am lands 8ll"Strtps.
ment stood at 99.3 million a de-left Buenos Aires on Thursday dad not want to do this. The casualty summary appa-
cline of 152,000 since March, night for U.N. headquarters in "But I woul~ .~ot ~ant le;> ex-rently did no~ include losses
even though 300,000 more people New York to discuss poasible elude. any possibility, he said. aboard th~ crwse.r Gel"eral ~1-
were looking for work. ways to end the conflict that Br.1ta~n l~st two. more Sea grano, which a Bntish submarine
The highest unemployment erupted April 2 when Argentine Harner .)Ct fighters m bad wea-torpedoeq and sank Sunday out-
figure was a 24.9 percent rate forces seiz.ed the Falklands from ther off thf:? ~alklands on ~urs-side t~e .blockade zone declared
recorded at the height of the Britain. day. the BntiS~ ?efense Muustry by Brat.am.
io fall?.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Reagan adminiatration expn!lled
tint.erest today ln a bill that would
Ip balance the federal budget
Y aradually wil)(nsr out the tax
deduction allowed for moet con-
awner credJt int.en!St.
John E. Chapoton, as1i1tant
treaaury secretary for tax policy,
testified that the administration
hu not decided whether to en-
dorse the legialation, which a1ao
would increase the maximum
amount of earned interest that
can be excluded from taxes.
Chapoton,-appearing before
two Senate Finance suboommit-
teea, cited several potential
problems with the bill, including
complication of tax laws and the
credit industry and a reduction of
savings incentives for higher in-
come taxpayers.
Moreover, Chapo ton said, a
80phisticated taxpayer could get
around the proposed lirQits on
deductible interest by borrowing
agaif'Bt a house, car or business.
"Such difficulties are of course
present in other parts of tax
law," Chapoton said. "The ques-
tion that remains is whether the
problems created by partial
elimination of the consumer in-
terest deduction would outweigh
the beneficial economic and rev-
enue effects of the proposal."
The bill, if enacted. would cost
the Treasury $1 .6 billion in 1983
and 1984 but would save the
gove rnme nt -and cost tax-
payers -$1 2 3 billion in 1985
through l.987_ -----
The reducuon an the amount of
inte rest that can be deducted
would not affect borrowing for
cars, homes, education or busi-
ness.
F.ach dollar borrowed for con-
swnption, this theory goes, is one
ta.ken away from investment that
would rebuild the economy and
create iobs.
/• mously agrr·<'d Thursday night
· that the nuvel should remain m
•.>I the curriculum ..
•il One parent, Dora Durden,
-1 complatn{•d in February that
1<SJanguagc uiwd thr oughout the
book was humiliating to black
. students
It
Depression in 1933. when the Argentine Foreign Minister said. and British newspapers
nation's labor force was only half Nicanor Costa Mendez told a s~ted today th~y collided in
its pre9ent size. BueJ\06 Aires radio station today the atr after ta~ang off on a
that ''certain hope exists" for .... ombat patrol. This left 17 of the
Plant explosion
releases fumes
finding a solution, but reiterated original 20 Harriers with the ar-
"all negotiations must lead lne-mada still operational.
xorably to Argentine 80verelgn-Prime M inister Margaret
ty" over the Falklands -a po-Thatcher said the British gov-
sition rejected by Britain. emment accepted another peace
acquittal
Mesa slaying
Man • wins
• in
, Taiwan discussed
~ PEKING (AP) Vice Presi-
il dent Georgt· Bush said the
rhlhomy Taiwan issue dominated
"frank and rand1d" talks today
'With Chm<•st' Foreign Minister
, Huang Hua , the· first of three
leaders he will be• meetmg m a
~-bid to smooth Sino-American
~· relatum<;
DULU'nf. Minn. (AP) -An
ex:pbkll'l lewled most of a plant
that makes an artificial flavor
enhancer Thursday, sending
aloft a black cloud of chemical
smoke and fumes and forcing
thouands of people to evacuate
the area.
No deaths were r'eported.
Several people were treated at
local hospitals for bums and in-
halation of fumes.
The Times of London said plan put forward by U . N.
British military chiefs told the Secretary-General Javier Peret
government that task force com-de Cuellar as a "framework" for
mander Rear Adm. John Wood-negotiations. But ahe said British
ward "expect• to be ready to military activity would continue
aend men of the Royal Marines until Argentina agreed to remove
aahore in force by Monday." its troops from the Falk.lands.
There was no official confirm.a-Wormed sources said Perez de
tion. Cuellar's plan calls for a cease-
Bri t is h Foreign Secretary fire, a phased withdrawal of
Francis Pym accuaed the Argen-Argentine and British forces
tines of scuttling peace efforts from the war wne, and U.N. ad-
ministration of the Falklands
An Orange. County Superior
Court jury has acquitted one of
two men charged in the April
1981 Costa Meaa parking lot
slaying and robbery of hair-
dresser Carl LaW90n.
The verdict in favor of defen-
dant Sam MoDAOOr, 19, was re-
turned Thuraday following more
than two days of deliberations.
ex:iited," McDonald said today.
Monsoor took the witness sta-
nd in his own defense during the
trial, telµng the jury that it was
Darwictie, not he, who beat and
then shot Law.on in a car parked
along Harbor Boulevard.
Deputy District Attorney John
Conley had attempted to link
Monsoor with the crime with
footprints indicating Monsoor
had been in the car.
Cooling trend .
while Britain and Argentina ne-
gotiate their future. Argentina
responded to this with a state-
ment accepting U .N .
"intervention" and proposing an
immediate cease.-fire but saying
nothing about the rest of the
The other defendant in the
case, Remi Darwiche, 25, was
convicted of murder and robbery
in the Lawson slaying. He is
awaiting sentencing before
Superior Court Judge William
Thomson.
Monsoor, who was 18 at the
time of the crime, was repre.ent-
ed by county Chief Deputy
Public Defender Thomas McDo-
nald .
Lawson's body was found in
his car in Santa Ana a day follo-
wing the slaying. Missing was
expensive jewelry Lawson was
wearing at the time of the attack.
MoN100r surrendered to inves-
tigators after initially travelling
to New York. Darwiche was ar-
rested in Texas ~th much of the
stolen jewelry in his posse9Sion. Coastal
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plan. .
Mrs. Thatcher said this was ''a
very evident ploy to keep them
In possession of their ill-gotten
g~."
"I think we found the jury
conactentioW1ly applied the coR-
cepts of law. It aounda trite, but
thev found a reuonable doubt
Monsoor had been free on
$200,000 ball durlng the trial.
Darwiche remains in custody in
Orange County Jail.
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Heart bypass henef it
15 percent of victims may need operation
BOSTON (A~) ~ Coronary
bypaas operatlona may prolong
the lives of 16 percent of all heart
attack vlctlma, a far lower per-
centage than mo9t docton realize,
a Spanish study concludes.
the operations are one of the
most common and expensive
kinda of surifery In the United
States.
Doctors ln Spain looked for•the
characteriatics that aeparate those
who lived from thoee who died ln
\he years following heart attacks.
The study, directed by Dr. G.
Sanz of the University of Barce-
lona, was published in Thurs-
day's issue of the New England
Journal of Medicine.
T he doctors found that mor-
tality was tugher among patients
who had two c.'Ondllions: moder-
ate impairment of the left ven-
tricle, or the lower left portion of
the heart, and clogging in a ll
three of the arteries that feed the
heart.
Medical School, said many doc-
tors believe that about one-third
of all heart attack victlma would
benefit from bypass surger y. A
major study is under way in the
United States to examine the
results on mortality of such sur-
gery.
Bypass operations are often
done to relieve angina chest pain,
and mapy doctors believe the
s urgery will also prolong life.
Ho weve r , the o peration s are
controversial, because some doc-
tors argue that angina can
usuaJly be eased with medicine
alone, and the re has been little
firm evidence that the surgery
actually prolongs life.
About 137 ,000 Americans un-
derwent coronary bypass opera-
tions in 1980, although many of
them had not had heart attacks.
The operations often cost be -
tween $15,000 and $20,000.
Each year, about 1.5 million
Arperlcans suffer heart attacks,
and 550,000 of them die. An ad-
ditional 5 percent die each year
after the attack.
rliUerences that might separate
the 19 patients who died from
the 240 who survived during the
followup period. They found that
the principal difterences between
the two groups w ere the exis-
te nce of poorly pumping left
ventricles and three clogged ar-
teries.
Overall, 56 percent of the sur ....
viving patients had sluggish
''(entricles, and 26 percel}t had
three clogged arteries. However,
only 14 percent had both condi-
tions and were good candidates
for bypass operations. An addi-
tional l percent had clogging in
their left maln coronary arteries,
a condition that other researchers
have shown can kill unless cor-•
rected by surgery.
In coronary bypass s urgery,
doctors remove a piece of vein
from the patient's leg and use it
to d e t our blood a r ound t h e
blocked coronary arteries.
STEEL WORKERS FOOD BANK -An un-
employed member of United Steelworkers
Local 1397 in Homestead , Pa., and his little
daughter leave a food bank set up by the
union. Nearly a third of the 7,000 workers ~t
U.S . Steel Corp. in Homestead have lost their
AP wnphoto
jobs. As a resuJ t , the union organized the food
bank through a benefit rock concert, ralfles,
donations at mill gates and other collections.
F ood is available to union m e mbers whose
benefits have run out.
These two abnormalities can
be improved with s urge ry.
Howeve r, they were found to-
gether in a relatively small pro-
port ion of the heart patients.
Thus, the doctors concluded that
''only 15 percent of patients who
survive a myocardial infarction
(heart attack) are likely to have
thei r lives prolonged b)(...
surgery."
The Spanish doctors followed
the progress of 259 heart attack
victims for an average of almost
three years. Within a month o
their heart attacks, the men un
derwent cardiac catheterizatio
a procedure in which doctor
take X -ray movies of thei
hearts.
In some parts of the United
S tat.es, patients routinely under-
go catheterization after· heart at-
tacks to determine whether they
need to bypas11 s urgery. 'the.
Spanish doctors recommended
that this procedure only be per-
formed on those who have
weekly pumping left ventricles.
A recent study found that most
people with clogged heart arte-
ries can be treated succeaafully
with medicauon alone and do not
need bypass surgery. --Dr. Thomas J . Ryan, a heart
speciali~t at Boston University The researchers looked fo
Falklands not a declared ~ar.,
hut Inust observe Geneva rule
'Ape' man
found in
W. Kenya LONDON (AP) -Neithe r
Britain nor Argentina has decla-
red war, but they are still obli-
gated to observe the 1949 Geneva
Conve ntions in their confronta-
tion in the South Atlantic.
The rules drawn up by a
63-nation conference in the Swiss
·China cultivating
'peaceful image_'
PEKING (AP) -China has
shown signs of throwing its sup-
port behind Western anti-war
movemen ts to counter what 1t
perceives as a heavily Soviet-
influenced peace offensive, ac-
cording to Western diplomatic
analysts here.
The aim, the analysts say, may
be to gain more influence on
Western public op1ruon, especial-
ly that of the le ft, that would
result in a perception of China as
a champion of peace.
The analysts , who spoke on
condition they would not be
identified, said the Chinese also
have an eye on improving rela-
tions with West European Com-
munist parties. They added that
Peking w ould like to have as
many of these parties as possible
represented at the Chinese Com-
munist Party Congress later this
year to enhance China's image as
a leader in the world socialist
movement.
C h ina broke relations with
most of the parties when it split
with the 'Soviet Union 22 years
ago, but has been restoring them
now that those parties are acting
more independently of M09COw .
Last fall, Chinese newspapers
we re claiming that the Soviet
Union was trying to use a pacifist
movement in Western Europe for
its own ends. But more recently
the official Xinhua news agency
said in a n Engllsh-language
commentary that it was incorrect
to refer to the peace movement in
West ern Europe as a pacifist
movement.
It said the movement included
some pacifists who believe that
"life in whatever state is better
than in war."
But it added: "Based on their
own wartime experiences, West-
erners clearly see the threats to
peace in the world and to peace
and security in Europe that the
two superpowers are creating by
their nuclear arms race. These
Westerners have the potential to
unify the objectives o f the
movement to make it stronger.
Only by doing so will they con -
tribute more to the de fense of
world peace."
Originally, the analysts said,
Chin a was afraid the p eace
·moveme nt in Weste rn Europe
rr¥ght undermine Europe's rela-
tions with the United Stalell and
weaken the W est's defenses
against the Soviets, who!'" the
Chinese see as their most imme-
diate threat.
But when a n anti-nuc lear
movement spread recently to the
United States and Japan, the
analysts added, the Chinese no
longer saw it as an echo of Mo-
scow's llne, but as something
with deeper political roots.
China. which has its own nu-
clear weapons, all along has cal-
led on the United States and the
Soviet Union to take the lead in
disarmament.
While it still accuses the Soviet
Union of aggression and expan-
s ion in an effort to rule the
world, recent statements by Pe-
king have tended to P',lt the Un-
ited States on a plane with the
Soviets aa a menace.
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city after World War II govern
maritime warfare, the treatment
of prisoners of war, protection of
civilians and condition of the
wounded and sick in armed for-NAIROBI, Ken ya (AP) -A
ces in the field. w ild man with monkey-l ike
The rules, which both Britain habits is under observation in a
and Argentina signed and rati-hospital after emerging from the
fied, apply "to all cases of decl.a-forest on the shore of Lake Vic-
red war or of any other ~ t.orta, in western Kenya, Nairobi,
conflict which may a.rise between newspapers have repor1ed.
two or more of the high contrac-The first report from the Ke-
ting partJes, even IC the state of nya News Agency suggested that
war is not recognb.ed by one of \he man rru~t be half monkey. th~m." But Dr. Pauf Maundu, district
They also apply to "partial or health officer in Homa Bey. wu
total occupation of the territory quoted Thursday as saying the
of a high contrac&ing party, even patient is a "true man who rrught
if the said occupation meets with be mentally deranged."
no armed resistance." Maundu said the man, belie-
"The conclusion from all this is ved to b.,abo ut 26, may have
Lnescapable," said Adam Roberts, been abandoned by relatives
a lecturer on international rela-when quite young and developed
lions at St. Antony's College, monkey-like habits through oon-
Oxford University, in a letter to tact with the animals in the wild
The Times of London. " ... the The man, called "John" by the
laws of war have been fully ap-staff at Homa ~y Diatrict Hos-
plicable to the Argentine occu-pital, was discovered by charcoal
pation of the Falkland Islands burners about two months agQ in
and to the armed conflict in that the Lambwe Valley Forest, on
area even if there is not n fonnal the eastern shore of Lake Victo-
state of war." ria near Homa Bay, the preas
Roberts told an interview er reports said.
governments are reluctant to de-He was admitted to the ho8pi-
clare war because that would tal March 2.
"give the impression that a The hospital staff reporied
country has started a war." that John communicates wlth
An undeclare d war also re -grunts, quick, animal-like ges-
tures and a few sounds that aeem fleets a desire to "lirrut the con-related to words in' the languages
flict and a desire to continue of the Kuria and Kisii tcibes-of negotiations," he added.
h the area. On e official said the Britis "'~0 Staff members said he prefers
government does not plan to de-FIGHTING FOR LIFE -Ten-month-old Tesha June to eat meat on the bone , unpeeled
clare war "because that would Swenhaugen is hoping for a miracle in the pediatric ward of bananas and leaves, that he
bring up a lot of legal problems," a Spokane hospital. The tiny tot needs a liver transplant to would rather squat than sit and
But it apparently is not trying to survive, but her parents and hospital doctors have been un-that when drinking from a bowl
evade its obligations unde r the able to find a donor. Tesha's mother, Bethley •• shown caring he rotates it to ensure that he
Geneva Conventions. for the baby at the hospital. drink.a from all sides of it.
Officials said the 194 Argen-r-------='---------------------------------------
~es captured when Britain re-
took South Georgia, although not
classified as prisoners of war, will
receive treatment "better than
provided for under the Geneva
Conventions."
The government said it would
return them to Argentina, as
Argentina returned the British
garrison captured when it occu-
pied the Falklanda. The govern-
ment al.lo ordered an inquiry -
required by the Geneva Con-
ventions -into the death of one
of the Argentine pNonerl.
In World W~ Il, Britain and
France declared war on Ger--
many after the Germana attack-
ed Poland without a declaration
of war.'But Britain'• tut l8fioul
anned conflkt. the lnvulon with
France of the Suez during the
Arab-Israeli War of 1956, wu not
a fonnally dedared war.
Britain &net France called thelr
intervention a "police action,"
undertaken "in order to 8e()U'8te
the belllaer enta," larael and
J'cypt.
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D&AR PAT: We laave ov decMer takea Ml ~J leleetv Ju. H u4 llley ..Y we•• re-
ceive oar refHd wll~la •I• weeb. We've
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~ Selectv aaya there waa a mlxup in its
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• know.
~ Appraising TR letter
Ir DEAR PAT: I'd appreciate It lf YH COllld
tell m e hw I caa coatac& a collector of
pretldatlaJ letten or aato1ra~1. I laave a
letter 1lpe4 by T'eeoclore Roosevelt ha ltll.
·~ -C.H., Balboa ,~ Col Evalene Pulati, owne'f of Americana -~ lecton Shop (111 E. Cubon, Santa Ana). can
~ appraieelour letter for a nominal fee and she
' knowa o a "Teddy" Rooeevelt collector. The ~ value of the letter will depend on its condition ~ and content. The date It was written also de-
~ termines value, according to Mn. Pulati.
•' For instance, the letter probably would be ~ worth more if it had been written during ~ Rooeevelt'a term of oUice from 1901 when he ~ became president following Presi dent ~ McKinley's asaaaination through 1909. The ~ letter you have was written the year before
~ Roaaevelt d ied at age 60 on Jan. 6, 1919.
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Diet aids commeni sought
DEAR READERS: May 27 is comment
dead.line on__.a..Food and Drug Admiuistration's
(FDA) adVuory panel re port calling two in·
gredjenta in non-pre9Cription diet aids, benzo-
• c.alne and phenylpropanolamine, sale and ef-
fective in weight control. f, The FDA notes, however, that reports
publi1hed after the panel's findings were
submitted 1how that phenylpropanolamine
doses higher than those currently marketed
(but witbl.n... the aaJe r._ange rea>Jlll!!.end~. by _
-the...pMP.1) caus,e.b.LQQ:d..Rt.~H.Y.r.fl. d evat1on.
FDA called for more re9eal'Ch to determine a
safe doee range for phenylpropanolamine and
the extent to which it induces or aggravates
high blood pressure.
In the meantime, FDA will allow phe-
nyl~lamine to be used at current levels (75 · or fewer per day) but will not
permit t e higher dosage (up to 150 milli-
grams) recommended by the panel and avai-
lable overaeas.
The panel found none of the other 111
lngred.lenta in over-the-counter diet pills had
been proven effective. It said that although
phenylpropanolamine and benzocaine (an an-
eethetic that works by numbin~ the taste
bucb) might help reduce a dieter a appetite,
they do not cause weight toes. Only eating lees
or exerd.sing more can -:ffect weight loea, ac-
cord!na to the panel report
Alter comment evaluation, FDA wlll
propoee a reiruJ,ation establ.lah1nc, for the flrat
tlme, tncredient and labelln1 1tandarda for
the.e produeta. Any product fall.lna to meet
the etanda.rda finally adopted may be removed
from the market.
Send commentl to Dockett ~t
Branch (HFA-305), FDA Room 4-f, 0600
Fishers Lane, Rockville, Md. 30807. For more
lnfonnation, write to Willlam GUberteon, Bu-
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pos,t office passport clerks in Fullerton, Gar-
de n Grove, Santa Ana, Laguna Hilla and
Anaheim. The addresses and phone numbers
are listed in the White Pages phone book un-
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return of a dishonored check, negotiable order
of withdrawal, or sh.a.re draft.
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Town
mandates
guns.
FRANKLINTOWN, Pa. (AP)
-The head of each houlehold ln
this amall conununlty must own a
gun. under an ordinance pu9ed
by the borough council.
Under the ordlnance, a1mllar to
one enacted recently In Kenne-
saw, Ga., the fine for falling to
own a gun ls $300. But Coundl
President Ralph Gundrum seea
little chance of the ordinance
belng enforced.
The o rdinanc'e, paaaed
Wednesday night, includee
clauses that exempt the diaabled,
the elderly and conaclentioua ob-
jecton, Gundrum said.
"We have thought about it for
~ulte a while," Gundrum said .
• What we want to do is bring the
gun1 out in the open and g et
people u.aed to handling them."
Gundrum said the burglary
rate la up in Franklintown and
the time hu come to do Rome -
thing about It.
"A vut majority of the homes
in Franklinto wn already have
guns," Gundrum noted, adding
that the ordinance will make the
uae of thoee guns safer.
Gundrum said the chief of po-
lice plans to conduct classes on
firearms safety, and "people are
going to protect themselves and
they are going to protect their
u~
CONCERT ON THE WHITE -Jack McGowan sets up bench
for piano pl.aced in snow on Oregon's Mount Hood to publici7.e
the Mowit Hood F estival of Jazz in Gresham, Aug. 6-8.
Sea lions stricken
Mammals wash ashore near Ventura
neighbors." VENTURA (AP) -A dozen se a lio ns have died and
Councilman Larry F. Wonders, --L--1 v Co be h · th t f da who cast the only negative vote, WMa1aeu up on entura unty ac es l1l e pas ew ys,
Id authorities say. predicted the ordinance wou The Ventura County F.nvironmental Health and Animal
not protect homeowners from 0 _,1 .. ti de ..... l"hnonta 11 tate ks ff'....:-1-12 criminah &-....-on ,_. .._. • aa w e as s par o 11..;MWt, say
"Ii so~ne comes to rob you of the aea lionl have died since last Friday and some others
and-. you have a gun they're still have been dt.x1vered ill.
goinf to rob you," h e said. Six aea liona were found near Rincon P oint, north of
"You.u liable ui..g.eL.shoLWit.b.. -Ven~~'"°" the-¥entur~ .pier-and hree
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Scientist critical .
WALNUT CREEK (AP) -A
scientist at th e Lawrence Liver·
more Laboratory rem a ined in
critical condition while d octors
awaited teatl to detennine if his
pneumonia-like illness was cau-
sed by Legionnaire's bacteria.
Brad Andrewa, curator of mammals at Marineland on
Pal08 Verdes, laid the cau.e of the illness is unknown. The
surviving sea llona are oomatoee, he said.
An autopsy ia planned on. at least one dead sea lion.
Andrews said a similar outbreak occurred three years ago
in Southern Caillomia, "and we never did determine what
was wrong." He said the disease seems to attack the central
nervous system and appears to affect adult female sea lions
the w orst.
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ABC-TV l'fJ9el'Wd a lpOt for
five daya on an Ultem Que-
bec ulmon river eo that for-
mer .President Jlmm7 Caner
and hla wife Roaalyaa can
flbn a fly-fiahing ep6lode for
ABC's American Sportsman
aeries.
1lie Carten will be llCCIOlll·
panted by an ABC camera
crew, American fly-flahing
expert Artllmr Lee, a contln-aent of Secret Service agenta
and Quebec provtncial police
officers. ' 1
'The • taping will take place
on tbe Matapedia River on
the Gaspe Peninsula June
21-26, an ABC spokesman
aaid.
You may have read before
that vinegar is a great way to
clean a coffee maker, but
household hints columnist
DIES AT H -Au.trian-
bom actor-producer Hel-
mut Dantine, who por-
trayed suave vlllaina in
many 19408 filma on inter-
national intrigue, died in
Hollywood following a
heart attack.
"-HelOiae says ideas like that Talk show host Dick Ca-are worth repeating. Ponce Belohe Cra se vett returns to his home state
Evans, who writes "Hints Saturday to receive an hon-
from Heloise" for an estima-orary doctor of humane let-
ted 75 million readers in 11 ters degree from the Univer-sity of Nebraska-Lincoln. languages, says she repeats CavettJraduat ed from good ideas in her syndicated column, but never repeats Lincoln igh School and went on to columns verbatim. Yale Uni-In a telephone Interview from her San Antonio office, v e r s i t Y ' where he Heloise said that when popu-mainred in
lar demand dictates that she ~ and
run a recipe or hint again, she Eng 11 sh .
tells her readers the material H e 1 ate r
has been published before became 8 during the 24-year life of the writer for column begun by her late 00 __ ... ,ans
Former U.N . Secretary-
General Kan WalcU1eJm wu
Injured when lttw:k and tm-
aed leveral feet by a movtnc
streetcar while cro11lng a
downtown avenue in the
Austrian capital of Vienna.
Waldheim WU 00.pltallz.ed
but waa not seriously hurt,
said a doctor.
Waldheim, 63, returned t.o
Vienna several weeks ago
following two terms u U.N.
aecretary-general.
A California man won
$163,9~3 when be stopped to
play a slot machine before
checking out of the Laa Vegas
Hilton.
EWe Hara, 30, of Re.eda, la
the latest person to qualify
for the Hilton'• $1 million slot
playoff next April In Reno.
Aa ~3-year-old Colorado
man named Wlllle Nelsoa,
who even loo~s like the
country and western star ,
pleaded innocent to charges
of Impersonating the singer,
writing bad checks and for-
gery.
A girlfriend brought Wil-
liam David Nelson of West-
minster, Colo., to the Ante-
lope Valley sheriff's station,
where he was arrested, a Los
Angeles County sheriff's ser-
geant said.
A 23-year-old Ore gon ,
woman returned to Katman-
du, the Himalayan kingdom's
capital after conquering a
22,000-foot mountain and ce-
lebrating a top-of-the-world
wedding.
Stacy Allison of Woodburn
was part of a nine-woman
American expedition which
arrived in the capital after
climbing the 22,494-foot Arna
Dablam -the mountain
known as the "mother's
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Free-lance writ.er Cyntltla Joltnny Carson and Jerry
Dwyer , freed 14 months ago Lewis.
--the Mot01t -£v~1 est t e:gtorr-ot-
northeast Nepal.
from an Iranian prison, has His skills as a talk show
been told to appear May 19 host earned Cavett three
before a town justice in Am-Errunys during the 19708. For
herst, N.Y .• to answer a c.har-five years, he has been host of
ge stemming from an argu-an interview program on the
ment over a parking spot. Public Broa~ting System.
On May 4, two weeks after
reaching the Himalayan
summit, she married Mark Meinert, 30, of Springdale,
Utah , a t 12,000-foot high
Namche Bazar, the homeland
of Napalese Sherpa guides.
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Medium endless hoop, $5 Shrimp hoop.
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'Thirtl Reich'.examines Hitler's 'inner circle
TV drama focuses on Albert Speer's insights
).Y FRED ROTHENBERG .,,,,........_ ......
NEW YORK -ABC'a "Ina.Ide
the Third Reich," based on the
memoirs of Nazi war criminal
Albert Speer, goes deeper than
the documentaries on Germany
and World War II to provide a
peraonal perspective on the po-
wer of power and the people
who used it to maim the world.
Speer's best-selling autobiog-
raphy, written during his 20
years in prison and publlahed in
. 1970, comes to television Sunday
and Monday on Channel 7 in a
production that resembles a clas-
sy cha11l1 alowed by clackety
wheels. Thls flve-hour movie
will keep viewers in their aeata,
not on the edge of them.
The movie will be shown from
8 to 11 p.m. Sunday, 9 to 11 p.m.
Monday.
Filmed in West Germany,
"Inside the Third Reich" exam-
ines the men behind the monster
-Hitler's inner circle. They are
portrayed as a band of crude,
humorless maniacs, except for
the sophisticated Speer, the only
unportant Nazi to plead guilty at
the Nuremberg war crime trials.
Speer was born into Ger-
many'• aodal registry. Hia father,
played with aplomb by Sir John
Gielgud, is an architect. The
young Speer, well educated and
highly cultured, becomes an ar-
chitect, but with grander detdgns.
With his superior breedlng,
Speer's sins may be viewed aa
even greater than the rest of
Hitler's henchmen. Speer should
have known better.
Dutch actor Rutger Hauer
("Soldier of Orange,'' "Night
Hawks") gives a clinical perfor-
mance, which iJ in keeping with
Speer's practice of conscience-
con trol. Speer's guilt develops
only after the war.
"You must learn to turn your
eyes away," he tells his wife
(Blythe ,Danner) after witnessing
brutality against Jews.
ln 1931, at the age of 25, Speer
doesn't seem to have any politics,
nor does he take much of an
ideological stance, even after
hearing Haller speak for the first
time. But he's mesrner1u.>d. and,
perceiving Hitler as his ticket to
the top, Speer immediately joins
the Nazi party.
A Gypsy (Viveca Lindfors)
te lls him: "Your career will
match your ambition . . you
will rise rapidly . . . you will win
early fame . . . and you will re-
tire early."
Ambition seems to motivate
Speer more than anything else,
and i\ allows h im to take a see-
no-evd stance, even though he's
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able to continue alter my death
with the authority I conferred on
him," Hitler told Speer. "I see
you aa that man."
Speer's architectural plan was
to leave a German structural
legacy, like ttle Greeks and Ro-
mans. He volunteered the uae of
has workers for the war effort,
but an enraged Hitler turned htm
down. "You're at peace. I'm a t
war "
Hitler is played passionately
by British actor Derek Jacobi.
Known to TV audiences as the
star of "I, Claudius," Jacobi w~
reluctant to take the role because
of the physical dissimilarities.
But superb makeup and Jacobi's
fervent acting produce a chilling,
crazed presence, fuU of rire and
bnmstone.
In one scene, Hitler gives a
scathing imit.ation of European
leaders Chamberlain and Musso-
lini. On the s tump or in the
backrooms, Hitler was the con-
summate actor Anyone who
could seduce a nation and an in·
telligent man like Albert Speer
had to be.
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CENTER OF STORM -Rutge r Hauer and Blythe Danner
play Albert and Margarete Speer in the ABC television drama
''Inside the Third Reich."
He dian't want to play Hitler
constantly warned of the Nazi .By JERRY BUCK ChanoeUery and gives it a three· field. Then J began to see at as a
dangers by his father, uruversity A., Tei.v1e1on Writer dimension effect. huge challenge and I didn't know
professor and wife, Margarete. LOS ANGELES _ Adolf Jacobi stars as Hitler 111 "Ins1de 1f I was pre pared to face 1t "
Although Margarete isn't a Hitler, in a brown uniform, pea-the Third Reich," a five-hour "l ask«!. why me?" Jac"Ob1 said
major character in S~r·s book, ked hat, and a Nazi red armband, mi.nileries ABC (Channel 7) will between shooung the final SCE!nes
writer·producer E. Jack Neuman s truts across 1he floor of the telecast Sunday and Monday. at Laird Lntcrnauonal Studios an
utili?RS her as the movie's social Reich ChancC'llery. His gloved Rutger Hauer stars as Albe rt Culver C1 ty "And the answer
conscience. Neuman conducted hands clasp his wide belt. Speer, who mobilized industrial was that 'Hitl<'r was an actor. He
more than 50 hours of interv:iews production for Hi.tier during ts different in eve7 scene ... wt\h--Speer ~o~-his death1t.!"'"a -'t.ha,·s 'ho w..ay U-l<>«>· ... k•1 -"'"'W ... orta""War'1I .""Bly\l'ie'""Dmiwr-~ven his lamou5ra es wer~-s~ta-.---
free man m 1981 through the camera lens. Stan-plays Margarete Speer The pro-ged performances.
AP~to
ZEIG HEIL -Derek Jacobi portrays Adolf Hitler in the
two-part miniseries "Inside the Third Reich."
"Inside the Third Reach" traces dang beside the camera ohe sees gram as based on Speer's autob1-"He c hanged physically and
Speer's nsc: from his first arch.a· actor Derek Jacobi an Hitler's ography deteriorated rapidly a fter Stalin·
tectural assicent for the Nazas, uniform walking around in a "I didn't want to play Hitler," grad. He was a very sack man.
to HI.tier's c 1'ef monument butl· bare studio in front of a black J b a<.'O 1 says. always che wing on palls and la·
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in Hiller's cabinet as m1ruster of He was being photographed from the first s uggestion ," he son's d1Sease and the rumor was
armaments and war producuon. through a new front projection said "My initial 1-eaction was even if he hadn't shot hllTlSelf he
"I need someone who will be system that sets him inside the that the idea had come out of left wouldn't have survived."
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DETROIT (AP) -O.pite the
fact that he bouaht a "bli home"
and '4aome cara," $1 million
.Mlcblaan lottery winner Ken
Proxmire aaya extravagance wu
not what forced him Into bank-
ruptcy court.
The trouble atarted, he aaya,
when "Inflation got a hold of"
the pool table sales bualneu he
la unched with two brothera in
Call1omia.
"I bought a big hocne, a nice
comfortable home" ln Call1omia
and "bought some cara," Prox-
mire aaid In a telephone inter-
view from his lawyer's office ln
Freano. ''I bought my kids cars
and whatever they needed -
guitars or whatever they wanted.
Call1omia, ia ln U.S . Bankruptcy
Court ln ~ 1eekin(_ to pay 50
oenta on the dollar on • $33,000
loan from a bank and aeveral
thouund dollara in other per-
aonal debta.
"The money I waa maklna
from the bualneu (estimated at
about $100,000 per year) I wu
putting back In the bualneaa to
open other busine98ea," he said.
"Aa one store made money. I
went ahead and opened another
store ... But then they staned
losing money."
Records show he bought a
new, cu.atomized Ford van, a new
Pontiac Grand Prix, a new Ford
Courier truck, a new Dodge Mi-
rada and two Ford Fiestas.
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
This Sunday, Mother's Day
COMPLIMENT ARY VALET
MAU Entry Between Bullocks and I. MAgnin
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ANltRUPT WINNER -
en Proxmire won $50,000 a
?ar from the Michigan State
>ttery in 1977. but he filed
ankr uptcy in Fresno this
?ar because of an attempt
.o go too fast and get too
uch."
"And then you get to the point
where it's just expected of you to
buy these, to do this, to live that
life style, to entertain people, to
have parties, to entertain at par-
ties. Sure, I changed."
He still has 15 annual lottery
payments of $50,000 due him, but Proxmire's ~wy~1 khnSir• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!
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11:30 to 4:30.
Att~ hi• Hmlnar on
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collecting Royal Dou/ton
dolls, 11:30 a.m.
Win • bNulHul Roy•/
Dou/ton doll, "'Arst Born"
(pictured right)
In her own bassinet.
Value 1116
Register for drawing to be
held May 11. No purchase
necessary. Winner need not
be present .
... • 11/m, "The Making
of s Royal Dou/ton
Figurine, " during the event.
Come lo • Bunnykln•
birthday 1»rty and
9Bmple delicious
cakes from
H.,,..n•• S.k•ry of
Beverly Hills, 12 noon.
S.. MW Roy•/ Doulton
fnlroductlon•.
mited Edition Kate
away dolls.
01116 r. Days of the Week
botlectlon of Victorian
fJlrthday dolls. 1125
• Affordable new
Vanity Fair collection
'lgurlnes, #6
• New Balloon character
figurine. 1125
• New Shakespeare
;ollectlon character
'ugs, 175
Decorative Accessories, 280
The 39-year-old Proxmire,
who w on the big prize Feb. 4,
1977 and quit his job as a Detroit
tool cutter and grinder to move to
bian, says creditors cannot touch
it because it is not considered an
asset on hand.
Those assets are listed as a
1977 Buick Skyhawk, $5,000 in
household furnishings and $2,700
in jewelry and clothing.
F or complete ad copy and art services
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Bullock's and Royal Dou/ton present • • •
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At Bullock'• South Coa•t Pl•z• M•y 8, 11:30 to 4."30.
It's a Royal Dou/ton party. And you're invited/
Come see new Dou/ton collectibles: figurines, dolls, .
character jugs and more, and collect your favorites.
MHt MlchHI Daulton,
fifth generation direct descendant
of John Dou/ton, founder of Royal Dou/ton. He'll be
here to autograph your purchases . . . which makes
them even more valuable!
Decorative Accessories, 280
New Balloon Girl figurine from the
Balloon character collection, 1125
Special order only.
New Monday's Child doll from the
Days of the Week collect/on, 1126
New Vers doll from the llmlltJd 8dltlon
Kate Greenswsy collect/on, 1111
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Rig ht to attorney
mus t not be denied
Orange Co unty Sheriff-
Coroner Brad Gates never has
been one to kee p quiet when
things aren't to his liking.
This aspect of the s h eri!f 's
person a lity was shown last Ocw-
ber when he took on a fellow d e-
partment head , Public Defe nder
R o n a ld Butle r . over so-called
"earl y" contacts Butle r's o ffice
made in a murder case.
At the time, Gates faulled the
public d e fe nde r 's office for ma-
king telephonic contact with mur-
der su spect Thomas Fra ncis Ed-
wards sho rtly after Edwards' ar-
rest in connection with the slaying
of a La ke Elsinore girl at a C le-
~e la nd National Forest camp-
~ und.
After contact was made with
dwards, who was arres te d in
~-aryland, the s uspect stopped
talking to two investigators who
were present and decided U> fight
extradition to California, Gates
maintained.
Butler contended the contact
was both legal and ethical -a
position recently supported by a
committee of prominent atU>meys
and judges.
Following a lengthy and
costly analysis of the issues, the
committee, formed by the county
Bo~rd of Supervisors, h e ld that
the contact with Edwards by the
public defender's office was pro-
per, just as Butler had maintained.
While it's not hard to unde r-
stand why Gates was upset with
the public defender's action, the
sheriff should bear in mind that
all who are accused have a rig ht U>
an a tU>mey.
~Milk s urplus rip-off
~ The d a iry lobby. n ot unex-But, while the minimum price ~1>ected ly, is shedding tears over was guaranteed, no limit was im-~Q.-Agriculture Secre tary J o hn R. posed on the amount o f surplus
Y~Block 's p roposal to seek a tern-the government would buy. So il ~~ -orary freeze and eventually a was obviously in the farmer's in-~ght cutback in government milk te rest to overproduce and tak e
~~riee supports. advantage of an assured marke t.
~~ Block wants to freeze the And that's exactly what has been ~1rrenL.g.uaJ:a.Ote.ed..s>rice.Ll!..Jl3..lO_Jiapp1ming..¥eac. after year --
per hundred pounds until Jan. 1, Last ye ar, whe n the govern-~stead of le tting it increase to me nt's stock of surplus ch eese had
i13.25 on Oct. l. Then, after study, risen U> 560 million pounds, there
~he price m ight be c ut by a bout was a feeble effort to dis tribute
~~ne d ollar. Witho ut new Jegisla-some of it U> the poor. ~ ~oon, the government-guaranteed But it's piling up again, along ~.,..minimum price for surplus pro-w ith the dry milk and butter. And
duction would increase U> $14 by in addition U> buying the stuff, the
[ :1984 and $14.60 by 1985. taxpayers are footing a swrage bill ~, The proposed freeze and pos-that amounts U> a million dollars a ~~sible cutback would, says the dairy day. r~lobby. "create an inU>lerable level This is fantasy land.
• f uncertainty" a nd even force Secretary Bloc k says h e ~.some dairy farmers out of busi-would like to arrange to donate 'ness. some of the s urplus w needy peo-
This is n onsense. pie abroad, as w ell as increasing
Right now government swre-donations in this country.
...,)louses are bulging with 2 billion That's all very well, but it still
•f,o unds of dry milk, butte r and doesn't he lp the taxpayer who is
.;tileese, purchased by the govern-paying for the surplus and still
·!iftlent for more than $3 billion un-facing high prices for dairy prod-~er the price support system. If ucts at the supermarke t because of
•;the rules are not changed, an ad-the government-guaranteed mini-
• d ition al $6 billion could be spent mum.
:-"on the program through 1985. Clearly the solution is for the
·! Originally, milk price sup-government to combine its price
~ · po rts w e re initia ted lo pro t ect support with a rational limit on
• • dairy farmers when market prices the amount of overprodefction it ~: $agged so they would not be obli-will buy . Only the n w o uld the
• ged to dispose of their herds. overproduction subside .
/F olitical n a m e . . .. gam e
--~-: It is a well-known po litical
• ~act tha t a candidate's name can be
~ ~ ver y sig n ificant !ac to r in the
outcome of a ny particular election.
A name that for some reason cat-
ches th e eye of a wavering voter
can be an asset -or liability -
depending on the situation.
ln last Saturday's Texas pri-
mary, there w er e several candi-
dates for a variety of offices who
m ay have a dde d some c urio us
twists U> this political axiom.
For instance, the state's com-
missioner of agriculture was de-
feated in the Democratic primary.
It is possible that anyone sporting
t h e unlike l y combination of
Reagan Brown for a name could
be anathema U> both conservatives
and liberals, depending on which
name stands out the most U> par-
; ticular voters.
Brown surely did not do his
· s=ause a favor when he inadver~
• tently used a raciaJ slur when re-
fe rring to famed black educator
~,13ooker T . Washington. r -One can only guess how •
Reagan Brown would have fared
had he sought political office in
California.
In the state treas urer race,
incumbent Warren Harding may
have been severely handicapped
in the Democratic primary because
of his name . In the first place,
Warren Harding was the name of
a Republican president who serv-
ed in the early 1920s , though
Treasurer Harding is no relation.
But more importantly, Presi-
dent Harding is one of the dim-
me~t lights in the Republican
pantheon. Scandal for scandal, the
Harding administration matched
in disrepute the administrations of
both Richard M . Nixon and Ulys-
ses S . Grant.
M emories of T eapot Dome
and other lowlights of the Harding
years must have been jogged fur-
ther when Treasurer Harding was
indicted for allegedly using state
employeefl as campaign workers.
He said the charge was politically
motivated. In any event, he lost
the election.
Opinions expressed In tl'le space above are thow of the Daily Pilot. Other views ex-
pressed on tn1s page are those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s innt· ed Address ·The Oa11y Piiot, P 0 Box IS60, Costa Me~. CA -<n626 Phone C71')
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L .M. Boyd/ Roy al burial
King Richard I or Eqcl•nd had
made it clear before his dhth In 1199
that be wanted lo be buried In
France. And the French thouC)\l auch
an lnt~rment would make not one but
several dand)' hlatorlcal altea. So
they burled hl1 bead In Rouen
Cathedral, his entrails at Charroux In
'Poltou. a nd the remainder In
Fontevrault. A1I indelicate as thla
ORANGE COAS.-
Daily Pilot
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proccdur• may seem, ll was a
common practice for medieval ldn11
of Europe.
T!lere are computerlzed robo'8
whicn can duplicate the acdon of \be
human wrist or of the hand or of the
flngen. But Chere are no robotl yei
that can duplJcate the eomblned acdon
of the wrilt, hand and flnpn.
. ' Tttom.'1 P. Haley
Pub II Sher
notnnA.~lne
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BerNrl Krelbieft
Editorial P119e Editor ..
EPA revises scientific data
WASHINGTON -So eager is the
Envlronmental Protection Agency \o
placate commercial interests tbAt a top
agency official actually ordered technical
papen doctored to make It appear that a
cancer-causing substance poses little
threat to consumers.
The scientist who was oUered to re-
write the data refused to do 1t, and
eventually quit the agency in d.laguat. He
did not volunleer his story; in fact. he
agreed to talk \o my a.odate John Dil-
lon ~y ~!!,;1'w~t-U:::ni:r..:. ':f. i:~
count with other IOW'Cfl. Here's what
happened:
DURING THE waning days of the
Carter administration, EPA scientist.I
urged that the agency decide within six
months what to do about fonnaldehyde,
a chemical widely used in home building,
wood producta and even in eome tooth·
pastes.
Laboratory studies showed that for-
maldehyde vapor cauaes cancer in rats.
and La not only a likely human carcino-
gen, but also causes "eye, nose and
throat irritation, persistent cough, res-
piratory distresa, akin irritation. naWlea,
headaches and di.z:zine98."
The ac:ientists recommended quick ac-
tion on fonnaldehyde, de9':ribing it as a
"significant riak" \o the J)Ublk.
But the new boa of m>A'a toxics and
pesticides diviaioo. Dr. John Todhunter,
didn't see It that way. A fonner chair-
man of the biochemistry department at
Catholic University, Todhunter was alao
an advi.eer \o the American Council on
Science and Health, a eelf-atyled oonsu·
mer group that ii funded by the chemi-
cal industry. He hu urged the industry's
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Side in Clebit-e. OWi' ~on o! other
poi.lollOUI chemic:ala.
After a number of meeting, with lob-
byiBta from the Formaldehyde lnstitte,
Todhunter killed the EPA scientists'
recommendation. Then he wrote a memo
to EPA administrator Anne Gorsuch,
explaining why swift action wasn't nee-
ded. In essence, his memo said formal-
dehyde's danger to people had not been
conclusively proved.
ln another corner of government,
meanwhile, the Consumer Product Sa-
fety Commission banned the use of urea
formaldehyde foam as an insulating
material in houses. In support of its
decision, the commission noted that 16
senior government scientists, the
National Institute for Occupational Sa-
fety and Health and the International
Agency for Re9earch on Cancer had all
concluded that formaldehyde "should be
presumed to pose a carcinogenic risk to
hurnana.••
The commiBsion had been given a COf
of Todhunter's memo minimizing th
danger of formaldehyde. Responded th
commission's experts: His conclusi6r
rested "on several incorrect bases or ai
swnptlons of fact for which supportiv
data do not exist."
Earlier, Todhunter had ordered h staff to n·wr1te thl' EPA t.echrucal pape
on formaldehyde to conform to his pog_
tion and also, if possible, make it appes
that EPA's delaying tactics were not
complete reve)t'lal of previous agenc
-policy:-He ewe11 pe11ci:led 01 some of d1 •
changes he wanted that would "explai
away" the danger of fo rmaldehyde, at
cording to my sources.
BUT THE SCIENTIST in charge c
the formaldehyde program rebelled. H
SaJd he could not in good conscience altt
scientific documents. In dismay and fn
stration, he quit the agency.
EPA now plans a time-consumin
study of the effects of formaldehyde o
humans, the scientist said, adding: "Th
negates the whole way chemical care
nogens have been regulated in the pas
To me it's really a repugnant way c
doing things. It's going back to the ol
way of not doing anything until the be
dies were stacked up."
Footnote: Todhunter was a unavaili
ble for comment, but his deputy.Do
Clay. acknowledged that some changE
had been made in the formaldehyd
d ocume nt s "as we got mor
information." '
Why should Reagan play polite h o s t !
I don't know why President Reagan
invited Leonid Brezhnev to come to the
United States ao the two men could talk.
Talking is a fine idea, but why here?
Brezhnev waa just as foolish when he
turned down the invitation and sug-
gested they meet instead in some neutral
country like Switzerland. Switzerland is
neutral against eveey'one.
Inviting Brezhnev here was a mistake
because anyone who has ever had
friends over for dinner knows that the
host is the one at a dl.aadvantage. The
guests just sit there, eyeing everything
critically and waiting to be 1erved. The
host is scrambling around ln the kitchen
trying to get dinner on the table and the
guests are checking to tee if their for~
are squeaky clean.
IF THE RUSSIAN leeder came to the
United States. it ii Re.aan who'd be ln
this difficult position. ffe'd have to be
the polite host. He'd have to run out to
the airport to greet -maybe even kiss
-Leonid Brezhnev. Why would Reagan
bring something like this on himlelf?
Years ago. I used to collaborate with
another writer. Sometimes he'd come to
my houae to work and sometimes I'd go
to his. I learned right then that it's al-
ways better to go to the other peraon's
house. U he came to my bowie, I waa the
one who felt guilt}' about how the pl.ace
looked. I wu the one who spent time
cleaning up before he got there. U the
phone rang or the k1da started fighting
upstairs while we were working. 1 was
the one who had to do something about
it.
When I went to his house, things were
different. I was relaxed and ready to
create. I didn't have a thing on my mind
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but the work at hand. It was he who had
to ask if I wanted more ioe.
U Brezhnev came here and went to the
White House, Mrs. Reagan certainly
would have \o run out thoae $600 plates
to show the Commuru.ta the good things
that capitalism can produce. Just ~e whatoouldhappenliLeoruddrop his
plate in his lap and it fell to the oor in
pieces. For a lousy $600, we oould have
an international incident.
The President's plan was to have
Brezhnev go to the United Nations in
New York. I suppose Reagan figured
that after a look al what a mess both the
U.N. and New York are in, the Russian
leader would probably go back to Mos-
cow thinking he had nothing to worry
about from ua. It'• a small point, I sup-
poee, but lf Brezhnev came to New York,
the Bis Apple would probably have to
clean ita atreeta. New York streets were
last cleaned 1n 19~9 when Niki
Khrushc·hl'V l·amt.· hert>
There's no question that Reaga
should go to Moscow 1f he wants to tall
He could Just say to Leonid, "Hey, w.
ought to sit down and talk. Why don't
come over to your place. I know yo
haven't been feeling like your old se
lately and I'm a lot younger than yo
are, so I'll just hop a plane and get ov
there. What time do you get in in
morning?"
INSTANTLY, the Russians would
on the defensive. They'd have to sta
hustling to get ready
Pope John Paul II seems to understan
public relations better than either Re
gan or Brezhnev. You don't hear peop
saying a lot of mean things about
Pope and you don't see the Pope invi ·
a Jot of people over to the Vatican for
visit, either If he wants to meet t
Mexican people a nd President Lop
Portillo, the Pope doesn't put the I ·
chefs in the Vaucan to the test of ·
to make lingulne with white clam sau
taste like beef tacos. He goes to Mex:io
and the Mexican government has t
worry about what a Polish Pope living i
Italy Ukes for dmner.
President Reagan should reconside •
his meeting with Breihnev. He shoul
tell the Sovie ts he 's coming over o
better yet, just drop in on the K.re ·
unexpectedly someday. That's how
really embarrass aomeone.
Translations can foil the most exa c t w riter
There is an old Italian saying in Jeho.
larly circles. "Traduttore traditore,"
which means "a translator is a traitor.'~
and implies that it is imp<>Mlble to tran·
slate without misrepresenting the origi·
nal.
I thought of this not long ago, readinR
Bruno Bettelhetm'• ~Una article in
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The New Yorker Ma8Hfne on 11Freud
and the Soul." Hit complaint wu that
poor l'.nallah tranllaUon.t of Freud do not
accurately reflect the humanllm he de.
alred at the heertof ~· ln re.din& lt. l allo NC*lMd the worda
of Jacques Maritain, the French pbUo·
eopher, expttMd at Aaptn .om. yeen
ago. He waa dluaU.fled with all hJa
many booka u-analac.d in\o J!n&Ulh a-.
~ ~ tnnllaton who knew J'recb
clid nol know~~ W. who kMW phikmpl\y did; not know Prench."
The fact of th~ matter is that, while
there are better and worse translations,
even someone who knew both Frenc h
and phllosophy might have difficulty in
converting French \o English and vice
versa -because there is no one-to-one
correlation between many words and
phrases ln these two ~es. (This, by
the way, la why all languages have
borrowed words from other t.Ongues, and
why 8COret of English words are hea~ ln
all European and Asiatic languages.)
As an example. French does not even
have a word prectaely corresponding to
o ur •ichaJr .' A Frenchman can eay
"chaiM'' or "fauteun:~ dependtn, on the cont.ext. bu\. there II no &eneric "chair''
u ln Enaliah. German hN no word for
an ant.mil lwpt • • "pet"; a ~domaltk
animal" ~rtalnly doan'\ cm th• but.
And we have no word for older people,
Ilk• the J'Nnch "v1eUard," havlng to
liweri\. Uw 8wfu) 'wnlor dtbtn. ,,
lrlTERAL 1RAN8LATIONS are the
worat. Marlo Pel ieU. ua that durlnl
World W•r ll the lcaliuw Sot one of thetr rew lauaha out ot,.. literal tnnllaacn
Qf the 1Jr1dlh "Hdrbe '1eet" (''fl'lona di
Casa"). which to them sounded like
domttst1 catcd tomcat.
An important confl'rence, n ot Ion
ago, betwee n Br1t1s h and America
offieials ground to a halt when \he Br
tish askro to ''table" a resolution and th
Am<'rtcans objected. It turned out, h
wevcr, that to "table" in Britain ia to
it on the table for considenUon, whe
'in America I\ means \o put It Mide. S
what chanre did Freud have?
lllllY Ill
We know ao little abOut nelghbori
countries thal moll of '" can'l e¥
name \heir te.der'L '
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Ale Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982
rd ball
lrvineC • I
team! • n
We're some of the 1,702 lease who have joined
the fight to get a fair deal from The Irvine Company.
:
We need your help to win big.
Yes, we've got them on the run. The
Irvine Company has seemingly made some
token concessions in programs affecting
both the rental and the purchase of our
leased lots. How come? Because of the in-
tense heat hundreds of your Orange County
neighbors have applied. We've literally
forced the company, much against its will,
to be less greedy and more {ealistic.
_ tlo..w• hav.en!t.w.on.pL Gettiag_tbe__
company to be a little more conciliatory
doesn't assure us a fair shake on the big
issues. We must never underestimate The
lrVine Company! Or the size of its war chest.
We must keep up-and step up-the
pressure.
We're fighting for our rights. For exam-
ple, we want:• Land values that aren't wildly
inflated• Price quotes of what we actually
lease, which does not include what we
already own • An end to weeks of stalling •
A better deal than Irvine's proposed annual
rent increase, as high.as 8°/o year after year
• Our right to negotiate, as opposed to their
"take-it-or-leave-it" demands.
We need players, not spectators. We
need money to broaden our base of sup-
porters, to broadcast the injustice, to step
up cp munications, t9 save and Rr~§.~rve
our villages and communities. We need
dedicated volunteers to work in the eight
areas listed in the coupon. And we need
money and helping hands now, in the cru cial
stages of battle. You have a vital stake in the
outcome if you're a leaseholder. So do your
Orange County neighbors. Please send in
the coupon today. Let's get off the sidelines
and onto the field. It's hardball time!
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Boris Alenin Diane DuCharme Richard Koeth Steven Ross /,,-·Mail Coupon With Your Check Today·-,\ Hal Altshuler Oir1< Eastman Eugene Kovack Robert Rothwell
Robert Amatadter Joseph Ebner Robert Lake Robert B. Runyon I \ Robert L Arnold Jose c. Baydo Frank Lancaster Leslie W Sachs
John W Austin Dennis England Juel Lee Bruce G. Saville I
Harry Baker Jack Fabregas R.E Leitner Richard Schappert I Ms. Barbara Young, President John M. Baker James Felton Derek Lewis Louis Scott I Committee of 4000 John W. Baldridge Larry Finn Kendall Lockhart Eleano< R. Seares
Michael Barone John Fleming Richard w Long JohnC. Selle« Ji 3700 Newport Blvd.
Floyd I Bartlett Bruce J. Flynn Robert Longpre Calvin G. Siegle Newport Beach, CA 92663
·Richard W Bendhetm Peter Forester Jorge Luhan Jerry Silkebakken I \
• • Chester Berry Ronald G. Foster Thomas A. Malcolm Ron Silverman
. Charles E. Bishop Jack M. Fox James D Malder Donald M. Slyh I want to help! • Ralph Bjorklund Shirley Fox Robert Mapel Al Smith
.: John A. Blaich Robert M. Franks Norman McKinley Peter Snetsinger
:~ Richard P. Booth, Jr. George S. Fruehling M.H. Medearis Joseph Soja 0 Here's my check for$
Annette Bork Theodore J. Fuller George W Mefferd Joseph Sortals 0 I vol~nteer to work in the area or areas checked at Committee . Eleanor Bowle Dave Gambill David Mohs Fred G. Spanks
' David Brant Paul Garman Mary Kay Moore Andrew Steinbert Offices. (Please also call to volunteer your services.)
· Thomas V. Brooks Gordon Glass Donald V. Montooth Yvonne Stephen (714) 640-1031.
Francis W Brown Charles L Golden G,9e!'ge Morales Marsha A. Stolzoff
R.J. Brucks David C. Grant Virginia Morris GenE" Sullivan -Telephone Bank Valerie Brumagln Lois G. Graves Albert Nassaur George A. Swarberg U Personnel
Rem Burbank Bernard Greene Malcolm Neale Thoms Sybefsma 0 Accounting _ Legal Research Allan Burgess John Greeley J.R Nejad John E. Tate
George H. Burr Russ Greengard Mike Nichols Jack Teal 0 Computer Brilliance ....... Marketing & Communications
R.J. Butler Norman Groud Rod Nundenberg David L Tomcheck 0 Clerical (Typing & Filing) _ Fund Raising Functions GOOf'ge Calamaras Robert Guggenheim Francis Odell A. Troutman
Thomas C. Carney. Jr LJ. Haight Robert Opp Dorothy E. Usedom
R.E. Carpenter Hunt Holladay William E. Oster. Jr. John Vann
Lumlr 0. Cerny ThOmas Hanks Harold K. Ostm Angelo Vassos
Halsey Chambosse Gladis T. Hansen Michael Pace Char1es F. Wade
lrvln C. Chapman Robert B. Hicks James Palm Eugene Wade Name
Lee A. Chenweth Richard Holmgren Nicholas S. Patin Jack K. Wagner
Joseph Colllgan Evelyn Huston Edward Pa.zour Joseph Wambaugh Address Wiiey Conover David Jacob Sam J. Perrino Jacques Warshauer
Betty Gressler L Johannes Tedd L Peterson Dorothy R. Webster
I.A Cuthbert Al Johnson W.G. Price Phyl Westervelt Cit Arona Dagnoff Ed Johnson Oosmas Protopappas Arthur W. Wiese
Walter C. Davison Harry Johnson ' Wiiiiam Rabbit James Wilson
Aniello DiCrlscl Philip Johnson Garry F. Radzat Richard Yamabuchl Slate Zip
William P. Dietz Warren Johnson Richard Regosln Barbara Young
Hazel Dimmitt Ron Jolley J. David Reid Stan Zech
Barbara J. Dixon R.N. Jungles Wesley Richardson AnnZemer I Phone( I
Nick Doolin Steward Killian Jack Riley \ /.
Emma Doss Nancy 0. Kilpatrick Robert $. Rose ' /
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C AVA LCADE-82
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Diane Wurster led her
studen ts in a "Tribute
to Parents" at Plavan
School. See Page 86.
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A • • • VlSlt each day helps keep the blues away
Retired CdM man lifts e lderl y spirit s
COMFORTING -Floyd Meyer holds the
hand of 98-year-old Floyd Meyer during his
__ daily "rounds" at Park Superi.?! .<;onvale-
0.-, Not l'tlot8 .., '"" PeJM
sc..-ent Hospital in Newport Beach where he's
become a volunteer visitor.
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By STEVE MARBLE
Of'hDlllJNet .....
Floyd Meyer atrolla down the
convalescent hospital corridor.
He's been up and down it &
hundred times before.
He 1top1 in front of a room,
wavee to a woman. waita for her
to amile and moves on.
"Thia is fantastic. I love it,"
aaya Meyer, a retired Greyhound
bua driver from Chl~o. "Theee
are great people here.'
At 71 , Meyer has become a
farnlliar face at the Park Supe-
rior Convalescent Hospital in
Newport Beach. He's a profes-
sional vl.aitor who knows all 94
patients at the hoepital by name.
Some say he's the beat thing
that's ever happened to the place,
a silver-haired spirit of youth
who puts ln a near eight-hour
day at the hospital, five days a
week.
Meyer says he responded to a
newspaper ad seeking a volun-
teer at the hospital more than a
y~ ago and has been showing
up ever since.
A part-time minister who says
he learned the art of listening as
a bua driver, Meyer •pends his
volunteer hours talking and
listening to patients, playing pi-
ano_ for them and trying to buoy
Open house
planned at
Wizard of backyard
• • air station
The Marine Corps Air Heli-
copter Station at Tustin will be
alive with automotive street rods,
helicopters. hot air balloons and
model aircraft from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m . May 16 when it hosts ita
Third Annual Amied Forces Day
Open House.
With proceeds to go to the
Navy Relief Society, which as-
liata Marines and thelr families,
there will be food, tee shirts and
games available to all who at-
tend.
Major events acheduled during
the dar.-long open house include
Tustin 1 third annual street rod
automotive show; a five and 10
kilometer foot race; a model air-
craft show and displays of Ma-
rine Corps aircraft.
Highlight of the street rod
show will be safety lnspections of
veh icles, speedometer calibra-
tions on the airfield runway and
"show'n'shine" displays. -
The five and 10 kilometer races
are .et to begin at 7:30 and 8 a.m.
respectively in front of the air
station's hangar 1.
Entry fee for the races is $8
with a T-shirt, $4 without. More
race information can be obtained
by telephoning Lt. Roy Fussell at
551-7303.
Besides demonstrations of
radio-controlled model aircraft,
full-size Marine a.in:raft and hot
air balloons will fly between 10
a.m. and noon.
Additional information about
the street rod show and other
open houae activities can be obt-
ained from Major Douglas Rei-
nika at 551-7321.
Irvine housewife piques kids' interest
By SANDIE JOY
Of ltle 0.-, ""°' ..... A pack rat with a purpose is
what you might call Irvine resi-
dent Jane Hoffman.
"I save everything," said the
energy-charged blonde who's
otherwise known as the Backya-
rd Scientist. "My husband puts
stuff in the trash and I take it
out.
"You never know when you'll
need something.'' •
Her College Park home is filled
with boxes and boxes of stuff
she's saved -JUSt in case.
In fact, she had an attic room
built just to store everything
from balls of string to laboratory
test tubes and miscellaneous
gadgets.
While fixing lunch, dealing
with ringing doorbells and
phones, answering her son's and
a reporter's questions and inter-
mittently gesturing, she explain-
ed her purpoee.
It's to instill enthuaiaam in
yoUJli children, particularly en-
thusiasm about science, and to
teach them to trunk creatively.
Lots of what she saves is for
hands-on experiments she tea-
ches ln elementary echoola ln Ir-
vine, Tustin, Newport-Mesa, Cy-
press, La Palma and Orange.
One class, "Ba c kyard
S ci entists ," In c ludes
''experiments designed to stimu-
late, mystify and enlighten the
young scientist," she said.
In another, called "1-2-3
Home loan program
funded for county
Orange County and Bank of
America officials have signed an
agreement that establishes a $1.2
million home rehabilitation loan
program for specially targeted
areas of the county.
Officials said the home Im-
provement program will be for
single-family and multi-family
residential structures as well as
manufactured housing and mo-
bile homes.
Putting up the money for the
loan program are both the county
and Bank of America, which are
contributing equal amounts of
S600,000. Ttie co~ty's share
comes from Community Devel-
opment Block Grant funds.
Interest rates for the loans will
range from 3 percent to 11.5
percent for a maximum of 15
years. Bank officials said. that
while there will be no limit on
the loan amounts.
Kyhl Smeby, Bank of America
executive vice president, said the
home loan program "is unique
because it is the first Ume that
Bank of America has entered in
an agreement to asmst the owners
of mobile homes or manufactured
housing with r ehabilitation
financing ...
Th.ink," she invites students "to
step into the world of fantaal.zina,
wondering, supposing and ima-
gining while learning creative
thinking skills, problem solving,
deciaion making and having fun.''
Apparently her enthusiasm ia
contagious.
After doing an experiment at
her instruction, her son, Jason,
walked out the front door with
ita materials -plutic tubing and
water -to show bl.a frlenda how
bubbles move when the tubing is
manipulated.
Having tried her hand at va-
rious endeavors ranging from
fashion merchandising to public
relations, Mrs. Hoffman's interest
in education accelerated when
she helped in her son's nunery
achool and kindergarten classes.
"I loved the kids; they loved
me," she aaid. "It was fantastic."
She began enrolling in every
educational seminar ahe could.
"I really got hooked on how
they taught kids," she said.
She got a job as an Instruc-
tional aide in a Turtle Rock Ele-
mentary School first grade and
began teaching a cooking class for
children through Irvine's Com-
munity Services Department.
Next, she added the Backyard
Scientist class, gave up the coo-
king and concentrated on acience.
Mrs. Hoffman said she'd like to
write a acience book for children
and ultimately be the next Mr.
Rogers as in TV's "Mr. Rogers
Neighborhood.''
"My dream." she explained, "is
to lnstill every child wttb curio-
sity. I believe that acience lnatills
thinking in a child at a very
young age."
thelr spirits.
"In some ways," he observes,
"this la a forgotten world. Some
bring their mother or father here
and 1orget them.
''There's one woman here who
gets all dressed up every morning
and alts there waiting for her son.
He never comes but every mor-
ning she gets all dressed up and
waits.
"A lot of them do that," he
adds, "they just keep waiting.''
Meyer says he makes a point of
visiting nearly all the patients
every day. Sometimes he says he
just holds their hands and doesn't
say a thing.
"All of them have stories to
tell, all of them have had their
own lives. They just want some
attention, someone to talk to."
A Corona del Mar resident and
the son of a Baptist preacher ,
Meyer has something of a vol-
unteer circuit. He v isits rest
homes in Huntington Beac h ,
Costa Mesa and others in New-
port. But Park Superior gets the
biggest sJke of his time.
1•l:very morning when I get
here there's three or four women
in wheelchairs waiting for me.
They roll themselves out into the
lobby and wait there until I
arrive."
He says he has only one rule.
"Being positive. I'm always
positive. They don't need some-
one telling them that they're sick
and Jook bad. Being positive is
the key.''
Sometimes, he admits, the
work gets to him.
"Some of them will take a tum
for the wone and get moved over
to Hoag Hospital. You're never
sure if you'll see them again.''
Meyer says this makes him
only more determined to spent
time with patients. He says lf he
can make them happy and leave
them laughing, that can't hurt.
"I've had a good rich life," he
says, ''but I wouldn't trade this
experience for any of It. I mean
that. This is where I've found my
reward." '
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DOWN, NOT OUT -Costa Mesa's Sid Soffer vows to conti-
nue his battle with the city over his parked Cadillacs, even
after losing another round in court.
~offer won't quit
in car park battle
Sid Soffer, the C.OSta Mesa car
collector who lost another round
ln his continuing battle with the
dty over where and how long he
parks his Cadillacs, says he'll
keep fighting. ·
Judges for the U.S. 9th Circuit
Court of Appeals Tuesday found
no merit to Soffer's claim that
C.O.ta Mesa violated his constitu-
tional rights by towing three
unregistered cars away from his
Arbor Street home in 1977.
Undaunted by the rul.lng, Sof-
fer said he'll petition for a re-
hearing before the entire Court.
Tueeday's dedsion was made by onli three judges.
' T hel are as wron~ey can be,' aald Soffer. • prob-
lem la that what the dty doing
l.a unconatltutional. It's depriving
peopi. of due proce91."
. Soffer I who act• aa hla own
attorney, is no st ranger to the
COW'tl. Last year a trial jury CU•
led agalnat him and a Los An-
seiea federal court judge turned
down his request for a new trial.
The bearded Costa Mesan
clairn8 that his civil rights were
violated when a hearing was not
held before the three Cadillacs
were,towed. The city contends
that it's illegal to park cars longer
than 72 hours.
"It's not the cani," maintains
Soffer. "It's the principle of the
thing.''
Meanwhile Soffer says that he
plans to sue the city over two
other can that were towed. One
was a '62 Cadillac that h e con-
tends was towed ln 1980 and re-
turned at the city'• expense da-
maged.
Alao, last month an u.nrepte-
red 1948 Ford, perked more than
72 hours across the atreet from
his home, was towed. It remaina
lm~unded. 'They may think it's a piece of
ju nk," aaid Soffer. "But lt's
worth $3,000. I bet dollars to
doughnuts that they tow th at back too.,,
Two school chiefs
cited lor service
Newpol'.'t·Meaa Unlfted .School
Dl1trlct Superin tendent Joh n
Nicoll and parent Si.n Cohen
haw been Mnored by the PTA • for theU' ..-vtce to the dllcrict.
Nicoll ... preeented wlth a
Conttnutna 88rvlce Award rec-
ent11 from the Harbor Council
PT~ wtdch ..wt 22 ICbooll ln
th• dl1trlct. He won a 1lmUer
award ....... be WM IUper'inten•
cllmatPmfk: Grow ID 1888 and
hH .... '"'=*-ndent in ~..... 1171.
Stan Cohen, chairman of the
!'.ducatioml ~ Mvi8ar'y
Committee, WU liWD 9 ~ ary Service Award. The com· mru .. worked 10 montba on •
report that ~•red echool clo-
1\119, currtculum. apeda1 educe·
Uonandt .........
~Uy u. am diltl1d hll
~ tMtna aCtklr\ OI\ -of thi coaunltlee'a recommenda-
dona. Odliri 1'111 be a..._wcl
In the nat Nw manh.
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(»:lltor'a NoU1: Thia colwnn '8 Ann Landen'
penonaJ reply to criticism that she reused
old column it.ems.)
DEAR READERS:
Y 08 knew yoa woald bear directly from
me, didn't yoa? Well, bere I am, laylag It on
tlae line -a1 always. I owe It to yoa to
ezplala what till• flap 11 all aboat and I 1ball
do ja1t tlaat.
For H yean we've been friends. Yoa
bave tnatecl me wltb yoar 1ecret1 and as-
ked for pJdance. I bope I bave bffn belpfal.
Ancl now I mast tbank yoa for an In~
credible oatpoarlng of friend1blp and faith
la my lategrlty, at a time wben my name
baa been mach In tbe new1.
Tbe five phones la my office and tbe
two at bome bave not stopped rlaglag. Calla
bave been comlag In from botb coa1t1 and
dozens of cUlea in between. My Canadian
friends, aa always, have been beaattfally
loyal H well.
Tile callen are dally readen, faltbfal
fan1, editors and pabll1bera, personal
friends, all uylag, "We are beblnd yoa, Ann,
no matter what -bat please ezplala. Why
FANTASY YARD -Cheyenne, Suzann.e and
Dal Henderson study outsiz.ed pencils in front
yard of their Fresno home. Henderson, a car-
penter and aspiring artist, shaped the first
pencil when faced with what to do with a tree
wa1 oar TV prolJ"UD laternpted to tell ••
to listen to t•e 'hll scoop' aboat Au Lu·
den on tile late new1T A.ad wlaea we lllfe..
ned, die •b11 aeoop' was tllat )'H Md na
1ome letten la yov colama diat W beea
nm before. lfty are daey matlDI ta a bl&
deal oat of 611't U tlae advice 11 ielpfal. DJ
woald uyoae object to readla1 It a1ala -
especially 11 yeara later?"
Actaally, my frleedl, wlaat wa1 WfOlll
wu tlae fact tlaat I did aot Identify die let.
ten a1 reru1. An editor II.as a ript to es·
pect new material ules1 odlerwt.H lal»eled.
For tlaoae of yoa wlao laave Ja1t emer~
ged from . a cave la lwo Jlma, let me ove
yoa tile back1roancl of tlall tempest In a
teapot. A 1mall paper ID llllnol1 noticed
some of my colamn1 II.ad a famlllar rlaJ. So
tbey claecked tlae archives ud learned diet
over a period of a year and a half, of tile
approxhnately 1,808 letters that appeared,
aboat 30 laad ran prevloaaly. . ·
It bas been called to my attention by
some of my colleapea tbat very few col·
amnlat1 have been tarnlll1 oat seven col-
amn1 a week for H years. Moat colamnllta
and cartoon11t1, tbey uld,· 10 on vacation
and leave beblad old material to be Died la
tlatlr abaeace. Tiley call U 0 tlle beat of"
Sy .. ey Barri• or Art Baclawald or Mike
& to. Noltody mbldl. la fact, tlaey are de·
~ iteea-=-IMte colamu an tlae belt
0 die lot I llaow my readera eaJ01 reran• be·
eaase tlaey keep a1tta1 for ••em. I have
,,..,. my Mftaltlola of Matulty five times
Ud every weel I receive at leut a cloien
r ..... tl to npeat It. ••J>ead at l '1'' laa1 ap-
peared foar times aacl I laave 1tvea per-
iDllllta for lt1 ue la over HI Mp aclaool
papen ul lafety IP9llcadon1. · ·
I'm 1orry to laave creaJed 10 macll
coausao1~\· aad lacreased 10 maay tele-plaolle b t wa1 all so unecetury. U ja1-
one editor ot IHlbll1laer bad let me bow duit
1acll a practice wa1 not acceptable, I woald
have dl1contlnaed It at once. Obvloa1IJ. I
wa1 naive, bat I certal.aly wa1 not dapUcl•
to11.
On tile po1ltlve aide, troable lta't all
bad. It baa a cartoa1 way of lettlq u U.w
bow muy really good friends we lave~d
I can teU yoa It 11 beartwarmlag to w
that I have 10 many. Ble11 yoa for yoar vote
of confidence.
-ANN LANDERS
-Bush leaguer at heart
BY BUGH A. ·MULLIGAN MJ.,_...e.11 .. u•Rt ' RED CLOUD, Neb. -Too bad Georp Stein·
brenner wasn't around when buah league baaeball
thrived like wheat on these prairies. Thia might
have been the richellt town in America, buried .un-
der the leaves of h1a checkbook.
Of ooune, Red Cloud always baa been rich -
rid\ in history and culture and characters.
Willa Cather, my favorite American novelist,
grew up here and conferred immortality on the
place and ita peoele in ooignant, unfor2ettable
novels like "My Antonia/' "0 Pioneers," '1Song of
the Lark" and "One of Oun," which won the Pu-
litz.er Prize in 1923.
The whole town from the restored Burlington
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HUGH MUlllGAll
MULLIGAN STEW
speci&l pit.ch. Mitchell expectorated slippery elm
juice for Brooklyn in the 1920 World Serles and for
the Card.lnals in the 1928 series. He also got into the
record books~ a hitter, for hitting into an unas-
sisted triple play in a World Series game.
depot with the sparrows nesting in ita tower to the WHEN MJTCHELL BEGAN to 1oee whatever
'--Opera-mme upmrtrnJver tbe-hlrrdware·-store;--control .... ~ i)i~wu.aold.to -
where the was valedictorian for her three-student Detroit for $500, the equivalent of a subway 'token
high achoo! graduating clue, ia a living museum to in today's Steinbrenneronomics. The team physician
Willa Cather's way with words and into people's probably couldn't determine whether he bad a
hearta. tender elbow or slippery elm disease.
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stump. He then faahoined five more "pencila"
from utility poles. The decorations have earned
the nickname ''The Pencil Houae," and people
come from miles around to take a look. I
THE RED CLOUD and the cow pastures sur-
rounding It &190 bad a way with the national pas·
time that brouabt another measure of fame. Two
bwball Hall cil Famen -Cy young and Daz.zy
Vance -pttcbed for the Red Cloud Chiefs, when
the tam WM in the 0-D Nebruka State League
or buried even deeper in the bU1hes. Sometimes
' they only called themeelvel the Indi.ana.
Not many towns of 2,500 population can make
that claim. But then again when the grand old game
really waa filling grandstands around the country
not many towns that siJ:e could bout five newspa-
pen, three hotels, two trolley cars and two tele-
phone cxmpmia Red Cloud, as Howard Caiell would allow, was
aomething el8e and produced aome kind of players.
Steinbrenner would have been shipping them out
of here like priz.e cattle.
BEREA.BOUTS THEY STILL say that Denton
Tn.le Young Upitcbed for the creamery." That was
when only hll friends called him "Cy" and before
he became well known enough to lend hia name to
beaeball'a most prest.lg1oua pitching award. The Red
Cloud Red Chiefs, just before the turn of the cen-
tury, were spol'l80l'ed by Omaby and Dickef'80n, the
butter and egg people, who kept fireballer Young
on the payroll mowing hay· in the meadow, when
he wun't mowlng down batters from Fremont,
Grand lal.and, Hutinp and Kearney.
Arthur Charles Vance, born in Orient, Iowa,
'\vas known as "Daisey" in Red Cloud, hia nickname
when he pitched for Hasting$ High. The city slicker
sports writers got it wrong and called him "Dazey,"
when he finally made it to the big time after 10
years kicking around the minors. .
He was 31 years old when Brooklyn brought
him out of the bushes, but he went on to lead the
National League in strik.eouts for seven years in a
row, fanning more than 2,000 batters in a late
blooming career that also saw him win 15 games in
a row. The big righthander had a strange idiosyn-
crasy. He never let his catcher know in advance
what he was going to throw. Most had broken
fingers to prove it.
Vance played for Brooklyn in the zany days of
outfielder Babe Herman, who muffed fly ball.a
with his head, and manager Wilbert Robimon, who
once boasted he could cat.ch a baseball dropped from
an airplane and wound up squashed under a
grapefruit substituted at the last moment by Casey
Stengel. They helped make the Roaring '20 roar.
In Cloud, they might have given credit for
Leo feels more secure
There must be something about following a
mule down endle8I Nebraska furrows -"running
on until they met the sky," Willa Cather said -that
does wonden for a fellow's control. Young made it
to the majors, where he to.eel three no-hitters and,
on May 3, 1904, a perfect game. Pitching for Cle-
veland, St. Loula and Boston, he chalked up 511
wina, the only player in baaeball's tint half century
to pam the 500 mark.
DAZZY, FROM BIS Red Cloud experience,
could play their brand of ball. One day on the
mound, with the tying run on third. he tucked ball
and glove under his ann and sought the eolaoe of a
chaw ofter~. The baaerunner saw~ oppor-
tunity and lit out for home. Dazzy cut him down
with a perfect throw to the low hovering catcher
but the umpire scored it a nm. Seema it was against
the leate rules to tag a fellow out with a Bull
Durham k.
versatili y.
An how, Vance ushered in the Steinbrenner
era. Sort of. He was the first major leaguer to draw
a $25,000 salary. He was also the first to invert in
Florida real estate.
Satarday, May 8 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Search comes
to conclusion; you find what you seek but not
in form anticipated. Emphasis on mystery, the
occult, financial status of one close to you. You
arrive at truth but might refuse to recognize it.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Go slow,
maintain low profile, realiz.e that you can af-
ford to play waiting game. Lunar emphasis on
public relations, legal considerations and an
offer by member of opposite sex. Cancer,
Capricorn and another Taurus figure promi-
nently.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Lunar focus
on employment, recreation, nutrition and im-
provement of basic services. Safety h.a7.ard is
removed, you'll deliver special report, n~~
bors will applaud your efforts. Relative ,
makes special request, reminds you of past
favor.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emotions
dominate logic; creative prooe88 is stimulated,
you imprint style and could fall madly in love.
You'll gain added independence, make impor-
tant contact and you'll learn by teaching.
Aquarius, Pt.lea penons play important roles.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll feel more
1 secure, you'll have chance to be a property
owner. Moon emphasis on bu.line8I tramaction,
dMHnp with older individOal, winning your
way by following through on intuitive fee-
Unp. Aquarian plays key role.
·POr ·aon
~y ASHLEIGH BRllt.IANT.
ALL
I Nltltb TODAY
.
IS ENOVGH
TO C:Otr:r ME
AS FAR AS
TOMORROW.
HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Plans subject
to change. Have altemaUves at hand, espe-
cially where travel or vacation enter picture.
Popularity increases, you'll have reason to
celebrate, personal horizons expand.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You obtain
needed capital. You're on w~..to building
program, whether or not immediately aware of
it. Cycle high, you make major diacovery. You
locate item that bad been misplaced or stolen.
SCORPIO (Od 23-Nov. 21): Your natural
love of detective work surges to forefront.
You'll piece together clues and come up with
complete story. Leadenhip qualities become
evident. You'll initiate changel and 1-ue ln-
structiona.
. SAOtTrAJUVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): F~
member ~uiree special OODllderation. -
ta1 viait could be on agenda. You win via -
plomacy. 'Vou're oamplimented on appearance
and voice. C1andeltlne meettna aida in plnSnc
proper. perspective -~ where mem·
ber ff oppadte 118X· ii eQncel •
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): With'
cximes true but~..,,. mind at lalt mtnu•.
Rulel o1~1JbJ1ct to revllion. Obtain btnt by stud a.rtm m1111p. You'll haw
aceea to material. .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-l'eb. 18): l'.mpb.u
on career communlty ~jl<. ~deal ldMty
and ~ acaommodaUoo wttb IUplll'tar.
You'll have more .....-blllty, be~ man
. authority and 8dded UM,._.lion WOl ..,._
ten pie. Belauamblp ........
PllCBI (reb. lt-M-.s-~on1· ..... CO"""'P'd !Nim aktl ta 1lliiftl
com= planl Into focua. Prijjld can bi
wttb ..S of Arill. IDmfb r'r m • •u•...-1~•Mial\ ~UI Yalu. mid a~ if ..,.n •. Bltmt....., bdDP m.. , .. • ....
Clarence Elmer Mitchell may not have in-
vented the spitball ln Red Cloud, but he certainly
pioneered the raw materials hereabouts. When he
went off to hana h1a eeamed humming bird in the
air for the ~yn Trolley Dodgen and later the
St. Louis Cardinala, h1a wife Lulu regularly 91mt
him off pecketa of bark from a favorite slippery elm
that stilf stands in a nearby meadow to lubricate his
Still, he remained a small town bush leaguer at
heart, which is ho~ Red Cloud remembera him.
According to scrap books in the Webeter =fi
Museum here, when he was elected to the
Hall of Fame in 1955, one of the local papers
headlined it:
"HASTINGS HIGH HURLER ELEVATED
TO HALL OF FAME."
Bush is beautiful, aa was and ia rural America.
GOREN ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
~la WJ&lnerablt. South dula.
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Tiie bJcUlnr:
S...W• N_..E.ail un ,_•NT P .. ,_ .....
Opealq lead1 Tea of •.
added hl1 12 polnta to hla
partner's maximum poaslble
of 24, NW that there wu not
enough for a grand alam and
settled In the small slam.
Both Westa led the ten of
cluba. There were eleven fut
tricks and two po11ible
90urce1 of a twelfth -a 3-3
diamond break or an eJttra
tridt ln 1pade1. One declarer
won the club on the table and
fmmedlatel)' went after the
dlamo11d1. When that 1uii
followed the percentages and
1pllt 4·2, declarer fell back on
tit. 1pade ft.aeue. W eat wo11
and 'tUbed bil dlamoad tor
clown OH. "A SoOd alun,"
uW Soulb. "Juet unluU,." . Tn other declarer manar•
ed the hand a Utt.le different· 1.1. He too won the ftnt ttldt
In dirmm.)', but before tadtl· tar tn diame>11ds. ht ru
elubl, dJlcanlfQI a epade
from the table. Next came
tluw rounda of diam_.,, to
find tbtt WNt ha4I four carcla
in the .UlL. But declarer wu
iD DO lallft'J to '11 the 1P9de n ....... rtnt he cubed Lhe
Illar and qu.ee of heuia. aect
thee -'" to UM aee,
wi.n Wiil..,.. •
spade on the third heart, '"
contract became a een.Jntt.
Weat'• remaintna e&rda wer.
known to be two apad .. ud a
diamond, and declarer ctidJl't
care which 1pade1 Wut held.
Declarer 1lmply ltd duGUQ1·1
diamond, dllcardlnc a lplAk
&om bfa hand. We•t woe, but
wu foreed to lead a •l*M in··
to declarer'• ace.queen
t.euee, and the contract wa1
home.
Would 1ou sa7 that
declarer wu ludty?
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AUTHOR OF "ACUPUNCTUM a 8CleNCE"
Former Chairman, seminar of Chinese
Acupuncutre Foundation
PROFESSOR OF ACUPUNCTURE,
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onion• & celery, topped wllh terlyekl aauoe
Served With flee, nus: CHICKEN WITH BBQ SAUCE .......................................... 4.45
BOMd chloken breast baked with BBQ sauce.
Sefved with cole llaw, choice of Potato
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leaty blend ol bey shrimp, onion. green peppers,
<*«Y. mushrooms. served on bed of r1ee Veoetable
SAT: HAWAIIAN STYLE CHICKEN ............................................... 3.95
Boned chicken breut topped with C<l1p bacon end
pineapple ring. Served with rice and veoetable.
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Sliced rout turkey served with dressing, cranberry .. uoe. vegetable, choice of potato.
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Grllled llghtly sprinkled with chopped parsley,
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diamond styled
fine iewelry * f,...._ ,/ 'fOIJI ewt)'dly llM Into • gift n oen n.ure tarwwer. !'\ft Md ~ ......... ., lg9llM
eymbal ol llM llllt OM ..,.. to I Molhet'I helrt. In ...._ ol .... « y9loW gdd. DOM not Inca*_,..
Md .......... Or, .. Molft IOIM'*IO ... II• ll'ftfY pNdDut. -... ,_ .. otm.. °'*""Md
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Save 30%on
All "Praire-look" for the
young & active .
FMhlone 0.1 reflec1 the wholesome rffltiency "'81 is the backbone
of • lot of "mothering" Noltalgte atylinQ ol yesteryear lovinQly
recreated for lodey'a look 9nd 1008y's Mom on natural coiO<s on conon Ind ~ bleflOe Jf lllZH ., ..-ai.. an<1 dr-
lnot .,.treted). Sele priced one day only'
Plllld long..,,.~. reg ~18 s.1.12.eo .
Pre-wahed .,_!Wig~. reg $30. Sale '21.
SoliiO cokll' prVie blQuae, reg S 1 9 , Sa I• 13 .30 .
09IWn flbrlc pt8lrte SkM1. reg $28, Sile 19.80 .
30% off
I
50% off
Mom-on-the-move
pant fashions!
Tender touches
for your Mother.
Sale 8.40oown one. ltt. Soft .. !tie memory of. Mottler• touch. embloldeled IMVM Ill oenllY llorlQ the eccei1t lnM
of Ihle llMplit 111 . FeeNoned of *'remoq4h "'*°" ..
nyton "' Oec:rotl9 peily, MIMM' *-
A-~--.eo-.. Mi'Ml~tor.._ Mlltl'•.., .. ..,._.on .. oo. Ill °*9 to mbl """*"' wlll hW ......... Md'*'° ....... .., f1te tw ..... go" utlll> ..._.. hy'N wy. .... WllMn._ . .Nt*lt Md ....... .
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er... lerlQll gown. orig. It 2, .... MO.
OreM lerlQll robe, ortg. 1111.~ o .eo..
FUI lerlQll gown, orig. 111, -11.10. NI length robe, 0f10. '24, .... , .....
,.,,.., Of1g. '21 .... 14.l't.
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642·5'71 ·e forqulck e cashsal~l
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Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Friday. May 7. 1982
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTUY .... ,, ...........
ltJJ MAatOI IUD.
COSTA MHA -14 .. 111 ..
CUISINART
lood thru Mother's Day Only!
(1-1-12) ,
DLC 10E 2 I "-DLC SE
DLC 7E 0 OFF
DLC 7PRO
Art Show
Huntington Center
dally thru Sun. t
CUISINART
COOKWARE, PARTS AND
ACCESSORIES
·@iii'
CROWll
HARDWARE
All Storn Open 7 Daya .w .. tcllft Thurs. tlll 8:00
Anahein ..
5CO Santa A.ne cenron Rd.
, .. ........,Hwy.)
998-5282
Westclff Plaza
102.4 lrvtne Awe.
Newpof1 llHch
842·1133
ChJef Running Frame says, ul've hunted down frame<>
for many moons 1n many temtones and I know th~ big
gest and best deal!; 1n this great land can be !rapped at the
Aaron Brothers 1 c Frame Sale Because when you buy
one frame at the regular price, a second frame that
costs the same or less ls just a penny more. They're
selling plain frames. fancy frames. photo frames. ceramic
frames. plastx: see through box frame.. ..ectJon framc..>s and
frames with glass and backing. 100 So miuns chief'.> and
squaws, for heap big deals on frames folio"" the smoke
signals to the Aaron Brothers 'ilore nearest ~:cu ·· As.sort
ment may vary from store to stnre
Corona del Mar
3107 E. Coeet Hwy.
(1 1( ....... 0f~)
873-2800
Profeutonal Organization •
Whether art Is your profession or your pastime. a neat a11d tidy
studio can make your job easier and more fun . This 3 piece artist's
set is designed for versatibty and organization. Ale important papers
and drawings in a two drawer steel cabinet. In black and putty.
28" taU Reg. 59.95 S44.88. The adjustable draftlng table with
a 30x42" laminated top is supported by a metal base with a white
baked enamel finish . Reg 74 95 158.88. A 27'' stool with but·
cher block-look seat and baked enamel finish completes the set. eln assorted colors. Reg. 29.95 US.SS. Entire package
Reg. 164.85 Sl18.88
•Free stick-up clock with purchase of this package.
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LINKS OF EMOTION
For Mother'• Day
,,. 14 and 11 "-•t Gold.
MtuJT w~ =::•to,,_
B.D. HOWES and SON
FINE JEWELERS FOR FOUR GENERATIONS
NEWPORT IEACH
3412 Via Udo/ 675-2731
lOS ANCClfS I PASA()(NA I SANTA &Al&AIA
rAIM ~PtlNGS / SAN flANCl!>CO I HAWAII I rfl!et! MACH
HUNTINOTON IEACH 7470 !dlnaer Ave.IOpen MON • .,,., 1N, IAT. I IUN. 1CM
C?Q&TA MESA 1?'14 Newport M.IOpen MON ...... N,.IAT. a IUN. 1CM
IL TORO 2A110 lw91Z Dr./Open *>N.-M. 1M, MT .... , .... 11-1
LA0yNA llAQt 1IO I. Qwt Hwy./9Plft llON • .f'AI. M, MT .. a .... 10>1
a +sss•sss
$20,000 error
.end for DJs
SAN orroo (AP) -A f~ montha ago, San
Dleso country mu.le atatlon KCBQ·FM promlMd
U.tenena it would play at leut three IOnp ln a row
without a commercial.
To bl.ck the promile, the station Mid it would
pay $10,000 to the first U.tener who called if f~er
than three songs were played.
''Three ln a row,'' aa the promotion waa called,
turned out to be a windfall for Kendall Magruder
and Lillian Maaaery, both San Diego area residenta.
They each won $10,000 for calling KCBQ after it
played only two songs before breaking for a com-
men:ial.
But it was less profitable for the diac jockeys
who committed the blunders -they got fir«i.
AB for KCBQ, which la out $20,000 and two
employees, it is no longer prornlBing to pay the cash
when lta D.J .s fail to play three songJJ in a row.
Instead, the station plans to start a contest this
week in which an announcer will deliberately fail
to play three songs in a row. It is up to the listener
to phone in, but the prize will be smaller.
Station officials say the
announcers· \.rere warned at
the beginning of the promo-
tion if they flubbed up they
would be fired.
Larry Darnell, one of the now unemployed disc
jockeys. says he and co-worker Susan Payne
slipped up on two separate occasions.
"I was busy," Darnell said. "One of my ma-
chines was down. I blew it, OK?"
Darnell says he and Miss Payne were fired
because of their "oversight." Station officials say it
isn't so.
For nine weeks before his April l "mistake,"
:dlrnell said he used four tape-playing d evices
while on the air. Three played music, the fourth a
commercial •
_ But. th.at.. ni(lht, he r~led, ~~ devices---
was broken.
"I just fell victim to a pattern -one, two.
three, commercial," he said "I went to my pattern
and pushed three."
Th.at put a commercial on the air and Listener
Massery caught the mistake.
But Russ Wittberger, the station's executive
vice president, says there w as no evidence of me-
chanical failure, which would have gott.er'I the sta-
tion off the hook.
"If there was any way on God's earth that we
could have said there was a mechanical problem
and we didn't have to pay, we'd have jumped on
it," Wittberge r said.
When Massery called, Darnell iniually denied
the mistake. But when the listener called back
again and spoke with Program Director Bob Mc-
Kay, Darnell admitted he lied. He confessed to his
boss that he had only played two songs.
Darnell says his boss responded by firing him.
Miss Payne was fired March 12 after a similar
episode. .
Station officials say the announcers w e re
warned at the beginning of the promotion if they
flubbed up they would be flred.
A Jan. 21 memo to all disc jockeys said in part:
"If anyone plays two r ecords for whatever
reasons, you will be terminated immediately. That
is the ba ll game if someone through carelessness
throws away $10,000. This is non-negotiable.
"We fully intend to give away the $10,000. The
time and shift will be discussed in the future. .
"We ALWAYS play three," the memo conti·
nued. "Sometimes four. Again: never two. Play two
and you're history."
Darnell said he hasn't worked since McKay
fired him.
"Right now," the fonner announcer said, "the
market for DJs in San Diego is not that good."
'°'EA c
"'"' ' 1. >s Low ost
Q. Vaccination Clinic
-· Dogs -Cats
NmAl "'8IAM f'MWNTION
Vacclnatlon1 Dot . Cat
latMet $3.95 Dlstem1Mf $4.50 Parvo $5.00
Dog 5 In 1 $7.00 Cot 3 In 1 $5.00
2 LOCATIONS
SATUIDAY, MAY I
9 am to 12 noon 2130 to 5130 pm
AT AT
Co.to M.to ~ c-. Lao-Hilb ~ Yrilet
I 71ti & Ot-v-23000 llodi of RodifMid lt¥d.
C..to Me.a, C.. 11 T-,_ ~°"'ti
V9tetlo..ten AIW9J' "'-tit
"'9o-. Oo9t on '-'-. Cott Ill corrlen
Come in and see our
.large selection of Swimwear
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You can provide your customers with an ariay of Ice Cream
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well as a full line of Cone and Fountain Treats in both soft and
hard ice creams. With Carvel you can offer the widest (by
far) variety of custom made Ice Cream products avaiable
anywhere!
You can wholesale all of yOtl' products and create .any Carvel
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You can expand your factory business by produciilc al of the
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Parents given praise at Plavan
LIKES ENTERTAINING -Ke nneth Wal-
drop joined the chorus.
Speclal education atudenta at Plavan School
ln Foun\aln Valley got a jump on Mother's Day
when they pre.ented a "Tribute to Parer:ata" in
aong and verse.
The youngsters -from pre-school age
through eighth grade -worked for two months
developing their Ideas to present their "gift of
love" to their mothers and fathers.
Teachers Barbara Hardy, Nan Aguirre,
Shella Gamer, Cheri Schuler, Amy Mio, Diane
Wurster and Judy Caforlo directed the 60 chil-
dren in showing thelr emotions. Alto asalatlng
were aides, speech therapist and adaptive phys-
ical education teacher Jim Mendoza, Nancy
Barnes, Sue Bolton and Stephanie Hopkins.
The children designed their own costumes
and heart-shaped preaenta for the evening talem'
show.
Delly "9t ,,,_.. "1 ftetrtc* O'Doftnetl
ALL DRESSED UP -Loan Nguyen, 5, don-in emphatically singing about what they ap-
ned a fur stole and joined Desirae Burnside, 3, preciat.e most about parents.
HOOPING IT UP -Tabitha Jackson was de-
lighted to be on stage. ~~~~~~~~~~--.::::..__~~ -~~-~~~~~~~
Oriental Rug Sale
MAY 7 -MAY 16, 1982
(By The Sq. Foot)
A REFRESHING APPROACH
to merchandising oriental rugs. We dealers buy
new rugs by the square foot according to their
grades: e.g., Chinese Super % " 90 Line which
comes in more than 20 qualities. Therefore, at
SHAH 'N SHAH we sell them by the square
foot with the quality listed on the ticket and
your purchase invoice.
ADVANTAGES of SQUARE FOOT PRICING
BY THE QUALITY AND GRADE
1. Facilitates easier comparison shopping.
2. Standardization: Knowing what you are
buying and acquiring your money's worth.
In the past consumers were in the dark in
buying oriental rugs.
3. You can compute the cost by the grade and
quality and p./sq.ft. price.
4. You end up with a better rug for less money.
In cases of misrepresentation you have legal
recourse.
PAKISTANI BUKHARA 9/16th Double @ $12.50 p./sq.ft. 9'x12'=Sl,320.00
CHINESE SUPER o/e'' 90 Line Closed Back @ $17.50 p./sq.ft. 9'x12'=$1,890.00
INDO-HERIZ 9/60 Quality @ $15.00 p./sq. ft. 9'x12'-ll,620.00
DHURRIES 60 count 5ply machine spun wool @ $4.00 p./sq.ft. 9'x12'=$43Z.OO
SILK QUM IRAN 3'5"x4'11" 13,000.00
INDO-TABRIZ 7/62 Quality @ $12.50 p./sq.ft. 9x12 ll,320.00
CALL FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF OUR VARIOUS QUALITIES & SQ. FT. PRICES
' WE TAKE OLD RUGS AS TRADE-INS OR BUY THEM FOR CASH
COMPLETE ERVICE1 All work done on our prernl9el by THIRD GENERATION experu
l. APPRAISALS of new or old rugs for insurance by their grades and quality: verbal or written.
2. Cleanini. fringing, binding, pet stain removal, bleed.inC removal, rewnvtng, etc., etc., etc.
We Aho C-arry Wall To Wall Carpeting, Ceramic TUe and Hardwood Flooring At Cost+ 1~.
II You Can Find Anything We Carry For Le.. F.elewhere, Buy It.
FREE EDUCATION1 Many deaSen ar. hold.in&~-~ off ulel. How a-nuine are theme eeJef? An you
reall:y .cqui.rint wNit you are payln&Aor'? Shop them before their ulel lor a aped.fie Item and then lt'°P ~ cturtnc Uwir _.(Of' ciompuiaon, UGl51'ER FOR A Fill£ SDllNAR 01'4 ORIENTAL RUGS GIVEN
BY'MOSES K. OUZOUNIAN • CA.LL FOB THE TIM! AND PLACE. COME TO US LAST AND SAVE.
Shah ~·n Shah· Oriental Rugs
342~ E. cOAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
~tween MartfOld • NardlM.ll)
675-4300
2030 S . MAIN ST.
SANTAANA
557-1400
Burdened with a huge inventory, battered
by high Interest rates. we have no.alternative
but to proceed with the most comprehensive
sale in our history I ·
Picasso ... Neiman ... Rothe ... AJvar ... Miro.
Many, many famous names. But they all
must go.
Hence, our discounts range fl'OlTI 20% to
60% off, with an additional 10o/o off for cash.
Beautiful original graphic art Each
piece Is hand slgned by the artist. and framed
AACOPLAZA:
505 South Flower St.
(213) 419·24'4
llVULYHUI:
275 So. La CieMda Brvd.
(1 block So. of Wir.hlre)
(213) e&9.e229
and matted to museum specifications.
This could very well be your last chance to
acquire an investment of such caliber, In
many cases. befow our cunent wholesale C08l
Brought on by our inability to continue
financing thousands of works of art, this sale
creates the unique opportunity for you to
invest. pertiaps, in just a few pieces of great
art of your own.
1 Come In and see what we mean. Now,
at The Upstairs Gallery.
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Grow them ia many places; any avera8e soil will do
What .betier wa1 1o -' to delidoul 8WDlneJ'
aalada than .by srowlna your own juicy, mouth-
waterina tomatoes. Tl\e wrmtile tomato plant can
be grown almolt anywhere there'• aunah1ne f« all
or M09t ot the day: in platen, pots, hangj.ng bu-
keta, on patios, wlndol'·•llla, balconlea and, of
OOW9, in the prden.
Some tomatoel ......... beefsteak typel with
firm Y4tt tender n.h. C>Wib are bite-11%.ed dlefTY
tomatoes that the chlldten enjoy in their lunch-boxes. Then there pe ~ tangy red ones, espe-
cially good f« cann1na 9nd cataup. Golden yellow
tomatoes of all .U.. .Iii theV-own mellow flavor.
St.art out with• prot.alonally grown plants
from your' garden cien• Ot' creenhouae. They're
offered in plutic, peat or day pols, or in flats and
trays.
Any average prden mil will grow tomatoes,
and whatever you do to Improve it will be amply
rewarded by larger and more plentiful fruits.~
fore planting, looeen the IOU and condition it by
adding «ganlc matter like peat me.a, compost or
lea1 mold. Dig to a depth of &-8 inches.
Mix in a good aeneraI Jlllll'den fertilizer, such as
5-10-5, at the recommended rate. Once they're
growing well, tomatoes benefit from added fertil-
iz.er every 4~ weeks.
Plant tomatoes two or three feet apart, de-
pending on variety. Make each hole sufficiently
deep so that the lower part df the stem will be
buried. Some tomato erowera start their plants in a
trench or very deep holes, filllng in as they grow
taller. Tomato planta root vigorously from the
buried stem portion. 1treJ18tbenl.ng the plants.
Water well u 900n u the tomatoes are planted.
and check in a few days to be sure the soil does not
dry out. A watering aucer OI' depreasion around
each plant helps direct water to the young roots.
Mulch w1th gr.-cllppinel. atraw or black plastic to
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',,Et:W. I tmll t:OU,011 -__ ..._.._._...,..__-~ .. ----
Selected Varieties
of C" Color
4 For$1.95
retain m°'8tW'e and ~ weede.
Continue to water thoroughly whenever IOU
starta to dry out. 8oakinl fNer/ time II better for the whole root lystm1 tMil frequent~ that
dampen• and encoura1• onl~ aurlac:e ro0ta. A
steady supply ot water ta llp'da)y impanant when
tomato fruits .... developin&. -
When ~ ltu1 with ~ Malth1 plants,
you can enJOY the fruill of "'17 ..,,_I I !:I tlliPt to
ten Weeki after pllndnc. Uater vuted9 wtlJ ripen
in about twelve ••ka. Plan now for abundant
tomatoes t.hla awnrner.
GROW YOUR OWN -Cucumbers, as well as
tomatoes, are a good ard veeetable.
fNursery Spectaij---,
VINCA
FHt growing, lone-fating
Pertwlnld• tor tote of
color In the 1un.
1 GAL.,
REG. 3.50 f'«# I:
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Oranoe COMt DAM. y PILOT /F~. May 7. 1982 87
• Warm -weather t• •
here. Watch your cantal·
ner pfanu caref'41b to
meet their w•\erln1
n-11. ff.aJ-"1na bMk•ti and IUd\ diy out ,,_.,
durillC the aanmel'. ' ~ I
• Shallow rott••
plants ..... cmnillllllC
rhododel\drona, = and NdmM wQl t
from• &hick a~ of mulQh. Tbla-Will betp
conter.e motatur-. and
keep &be roat8 cool •
.. • Cut off the spent
bloom of spring bulb
flowers but do not re-
move the stem/leave•
until they have corople•
tely dled back. This la
food for the bulb below.
ground.
P ..... Join u1 for
-9Unlhlne -door prize• -entert.lnment -
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1982
7:00 A.M. to 12:00 "oon
Donation -$2.50
eo.ta Mesa (Lion's) Parle, Downtown Costa Mesa
18th St. & Parle Ave.
• U you buy beddma
plants in pots or O.ts ana
lind you do not have
time to Immediately transplant~ Into the
garden, d0n't for,.t to
keep them watered.
They <fry out qufokly ~=~~~~===========::=======---=--and this is usually the
cause for their prema-
ture demise either ln the
flat or after planted ln
lhe ground. ------------i------------------------------1 Sooday is Mother's Day! 4'£l..
OUr Flower Shop la ready with all her
teworttee -Roees, Camatlona, Orchid•,
-. .. 1 P•a,-Chlna-Muma, ...Gardenia•, met much more •• We have thouund1 to
c"ooae from, arrangement•, center plea• .a expertly arranged by our 1tatt
of dlellngulehed dnlgnera. Order now
and we ••II them at Senalble Prlce1. c,uw-.
OptHt lllolhw'• Day Tiii B p.m.
MOTHER WILL LOVE OURS!
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MOTHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY. MAY 9 . I ¥IDUil llZE 11 I
1 CAULIFLOWER 11 STRAWBERRIES HONEY DEWS 1
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MOTHll'S DAY t ...
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• tbn: ~.-sat. 7 am toe pm 8un. t Lrn. to 5:00 D.m. YllA & M.C. ACttPTt!D
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'LONIT WRAPPED
African Vlolell, Ala .... ,
meny blooming ptente.
Oleh ....... MdllWn.
FROM OUR NUMERY
Plant a AON btlefl •
for Mom. In bloant,
In peper poll. OHL Y t .M
Send her our FTD
Big Jiug· Bo~qud .
Freeh flOIMr'I ot lrMft ptenta
In an FTD c.r.mlo Flower
Pot. We 08ft Nnd It to . Momanwfr
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double play on~ ball hit by Reggie Jackson in the bottom of
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on to post a 9-2 triumph.
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OCC, Saddleback
women post wins
in state tourney.
See story, Page C3.
Grilll start
for Angels
Grimsley shuts the door • • • By CURT SEEDEN member of the Cleveland lndl-
oftM Deity l'llot Sten . • ans. However, he pulled a muade ~nks to a . pam in t he n~k. m his rib cage on the final day of
Baltimore Orioles starter Jim spring training.
Palmer w~ go!le Thursday night So, the Indians placed him on a~ter f_acmg J_us t . three Angel the 2 1-day d isabled list. The n
hatters an the farst mrung. . . they sent him to the minors. He
And thanks to another pam m was recalled in May and eventu-
the . neck, the Angels droppe.d ally given h is release in August
their firs t game a t home t his -all without throwing a pitch.
season as the Orioles exploded
for seve n runs in the ninth in-"I DIDN'T. KNOW wha t the
ning off reliever Don ~. h ell m y job was in Clevela nd.
The result was a 9-2 Baltimore Fortunately, I got out of that hell
victo r y before 25,006 fans at ho le," G rimsley said a fter the
Ana heim S ta dium . But even game.
more importantly for the Orioles, C rimsley's job with t.he Orioles
the game marked the return of seems much more dehned !'ow.
vetera n pitcher Ross Grimsley. Manager Ear l Weaver says either
whose collection of off speed junk Gnmsley or Sammy Stewart will
thoro ughly baffled t he Angel st.art m place of the injured Pal-
hitters. mer four days from now.
It was quite an effort for a man lronicdly, Grimsle:(s trium-
who did not throw a pitch in the phant return to the maJOr lea~e
major leagues in 1981 and w ho VlCtory column came on a rught
was knocked around m a spring when Seattle's qaylord Perry
training game by the University notched career victory No . 300
of Miami. ·and Palme r was after win No.
--''l:.m 'surpri.e~ r_ ... ;i.nl I.la ! ?..')!) -. . ""':' --•
long," admitted Grimsley, refer-For Gnmsley, 1t was jUSt win
ring to his 7¥> inn ings of im -No. 124, but it could n 't have
pressive relief work. "[ wa,, star-come at a belt.er time~
ting to get weak, but fortunately "He's very close to being a
I didn't have a lot of tough in-starter," added Weaver "He's
ni.ngs tonight." worked out real hard for us The
The victor y was tht first for changeup has always been one of
G rimsley since 1960. Last year, his best pitches "
the forgotten righthander was a While Grimsley mixed speeds
and locauons, teammate, and ex-
Perry's next stop: The Hall of Fame
Angel Dan Ford, was supplytfli
the muscle at the plate.
Ford w hacked a pair of dou-
bles as the two teams battled
through the first eight mnings,
locked m a 2-2 lie. But 1t was his
bases-loaded sin gle in the top o(
the ninth off ~ that sent th.(
Orioles on their way to a sever\!
run explosion.
He becomes 15th 300-game winner, then dedicates it to everyone over 40
SEATTLE (AP) -Gaylord
Jackson P erry r aised a plastic
cup of chams>af!1e and made this
toaat: "H e r es to you fe llas .
Here's to everybody over 40."
His toast echoed into baseball's
Hall of Fame, which almost cer-
tainly will be P erry's next stop
on the road to baseball im mor-
tality.
At 43 years of age and the ol-
dest player m the major leagues,
Perry becarne the 15th pitcher to
win 300 games in a c areer
Thursday night by beating the
New York Yankees 7-3. With the
victory, he joined baseball's most
elite pitching ~dre.
He became only one of three
men alive to win 300 games, the
., others being Early Wynn and
Yankee
linked
• to cocaine
NEW YORK (AP) -A judge
declared a mistrial Thursday in a
narcotics case involving a taped
conversation in which an accused
drug dealer said he had heard
that at least one N e w York
Yankees player was using co-
caine.
·State Supre me Court Justice
Burton B. Roberts declared the
mistrial after questioning pro-
s~ve jurors and find~ that
• about a hundred percent ' had
read news stories about the cue.
Tile tape came to light when
Robena questioned prospective
jwon in the trial of five people
char.ged with operating a cocaine
diatrlbution ring. He asked whe-
ther mention of the players'
names would prejudice the juron
in their deliberations.
In the taped conversation, an
accuaed cocaine dealer says he
heard another dealer allege that
one or more Yankee1 used the
~ Daily News bad carried a
P9P 1 headllne, ''Link y ankeea
ln Drug U1e," in ita Thursday
edition.a and a ~ge 2 1tory de-
tallinl Rober\I questioning of
the Juron on Wedne9day.
Ah.I' the story WM ~.
Robena ref erred to the taped oan~tloo u "alJeeld, thlrd ..
1ource heauay on &op of
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d.alared &be rol1lrial b.caUM
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bave tainted the Jw'1 with re. ~ to their deliberadoo of thla
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Warre n S pat1n. S ix of the 15
pitchers who have won 300 won
the majority of those games be-
fore 1900, when baseball bore
little resemblance to the game
played today.
that very nearly wasn't for the
peanut farmer from Will.iamlton,
N.C.
after loading th~ bases on three
ain.gles with one out.
In the ninth inning, however
-d · the inning in which he aecu~ s pot in baseball his-
tory -Perry got the side out
1-2-3. "I got a couple of chills when
t he fans started cheering like
they did," said Perry
Perry was welcomed at the
start of the game with a standing
ovation, then forced to return to
the field afte rward b y 27,369
admirers who would not be de·
n ied one more chance to cheer
their hero on his most glorious
day.
Cut by 'the Atlanta Braves last
August after an 8-9 record in the
strike-shortened season of 1981,
Perry was not invite d to the
Mariners spring training camp in
Tempe, Ariz., until March 5. On
M,arch 27. he signed a one-year
contract with the club, just three
victories shy of 300.
"I wanted to get ahead of the
batters in the ninth," Perry said.
"I didn't want It to be like the
eighth inning when they had the
bases loaded . . . after so many
runs, I didn't want to lose the
game." "I still feel like I can win many
more," said Perry who w as in
con trol o f the game in almost
each inning.
The Mariners l!ICOred five runs
in the third inning -four of
them ut)e8med -and two ~
in the seventh to lead 7-1 going
to the eighth. With one out, Perry
tugged at his hat and curled
what little hair h e has le ft
Pe rry, w ho turns 44 in Sep-
tember, won his 300th game on
h is first try in his 21st major
league season . It was a season
He yielded a sixth-inning ho-
mer to Ken Griffey, then, in the
eighth, appeared to lose his con -
centration. He gave up two runs
Pirates do it the hard way
OCC rallies to clinch title; Golden West, Saddleback roll
By JOHN SEV ANO
Of tM Oellt_Pllol It.fl
As Tom L>uggan's line shot saUed over the left
field wall at Orange Coast College Thunday, giving
the Pirates an 11 -9, 10-inning victory and the South
CoMt Conference championship that went with it,
tht! Bue players gleefully e xploded from their dugout. . . .. .
Part of the celebration. naturally, dealt with
the win and what it accomplished. Most of the
team's exuberance, though, had to be the result of.
the way the Pirates pulled out their dramatic vic-
tory.
After staging pcmibly their worst performance
in almol't three moot.hi at the plate and on the field,
the Pirates still managed to overcome San Diego
Meta leads of 2-0, 4-1, 8·2 and 10-9.
"IT WASN'T artistic, but the bottom line ii that
we're 15-3 and the S outh Coast Conference
cham=' said an obviously happy and relieved
OCC Mike Mayne.
In other action TbW"9day, Golden West k~t Its
second·half hopes alive with a win over Santa
Monica, while Saddleback continued to run away
from the pack ln Its division with an euy win over
Southwestern.
About the only thina the Piratel ran into wu a
good-hitting San Diego Meta club, which pounded
out 17 hits but couldn't find a pitcher that could
throw the ball over the plate.
For awhile, too, it didn't seem to matter how
many runners OCC had on base because the Sues,
through the first seven inningl when they stranded
11, couldn't get the timely hit when they had to.
Despite 11 walks, six hits and one Olympian
error, the Pirates could only manage to push two
runs acroea to trail 8-2 entering the bottom of the
~ighth inning.
FINALLY, THOUGH, the Bucs started ca-
ahlna in on Brian Tueller's free puaes. Aft.er Dar-
ren Puskarich walked to open the eighth, and Scott
Darling singled to right to move him to third, center
fie lder Mike Carozza singled up the middle for
OCC's first run and, believe it or not, its last hit of
a six-run inning.
Two walks and two ooetly throwing errors la-
ter, the Pirates had pushed five·more rum ac:nm
the plate to tie the game at 8.
In the 10th inning, after leading the entire
contest, the Olympianl went ahead again, 10-9, af-
ter a single, a sacrifice, a walk, and another hit by
third baseman Greg May off eventua.I winning
pitcher Jack Reinholtz (9-2).
But the Piratea, who couldn't get the timely hit
all afternoon. got two in the bottom of the 10th to
pull it out.
After Dave Tinoco struck out to start the
frame, left fielder Kevin Sliwtnald hit a tow~
(See ORANGE, Pqe Cl) '
around his right ear. His pit.ch to
Willie Randolph wa$ a sh arp
grounder that drove s hor tstop
Manny Castillo deep into the
h ole, and t he throw was late.
Griffey and J erry Mumphrey
followed with singles to load the
bases. and dangerous Jotin May-
berry, the newest Yankee, came
to bat.
"Mayberry gives me as much
trouble as any hitter," Perry said
later. "He's hit a lot of long balls
off m e, so I h a d to be ver y
careful."
Pe rry struck out Mayberry on
three piches, bringi ng Dave
Winfield to the plate. Winfield
followe d with a high choppe r
that Perry fielded; but when the
ball finally came down, Winfield
was safe and Randolph had sco-
red. Oscar Gamble followed with
an infie ld hit to shortstop for
another run, but Perry shut the
door, getting Roy Smalley to pop
to left.
"Gaylord is the best competitor
I've ever been associated with,"
Seattle Manager Rene Lach e-
mann said. "He was going to go
until he ran out of gas. It was
more or Jes,, his decision."
·After the game, Perry's bro-
~r Jim, a fonner major league
pitcher, joined Gaylord before
newsmen. "Gaylord's tractor at
his farm couldn't have pulled
him off the mound," Jim sa id .
"He finishes what he starts."
Seattle's runs in the third came
on RBI singles by Castillo and
former Golden West College star
Terry Bulling, an RBI triple by
Al Cowens and a two-run single
• by Todd Cruz. It was all made
poesible, however, by a throwing
error by Cerone, the Yankees
catcher, on a sacrifice bunt by
Julio Cruz. Castlllo drove in a
seventh-inning run with a dou-
ble, and Bruce Bochte added an
RBI stnale. It wasn't claaalc, but
it wu all Perry needed.
"rm proud of these guys," Mid
Perry, who ecattered nine hits,
struck out four and walked just
one. "Some of them haven't been
doing that well lately.
AFTER FORD'S hit, Ke nny
Singleton slapped a t hree-run
homer -the first in 57 ga mes
for him, J ohn Lowenstein follo-
wed with a double, and Gar y
Roenicke ripped a two-run ho-
mer to send the Angels down to
their firs t defeat at home this
season.
"When I played here, I enjoy -
ed 1t. They have a great bunch of
g u ys. I don't h o ld a n ythin1
against t h e Angels," Ford said
after the contest. ''I just happen-
ed to be on the spot at the righ\
time t onight a nd was able to
come through."
"Anaheim S tadium is a great
place to play. I was pr~ing from
the beginning of the season. I've
b een tr ying to d o too muc h .
H o pe fully. this will ge t me
going," added Ford, who came
into the game with a 1.79 batt.i.rl,i
average.
About the only bright spota for
the Angels Thursday night were
Reggie J ackson 's 2-for-4 perfor-
mance at the plate, raising his
batting average to .218, and An-
gel starter Ke n Forsch 's seve n
innings o f work in which he
scattered nine hits.
Ange l catc h e r Bob Boone
pretty well summed up the An-
gels' frustrations.
"It's a long season. Games like
this are going to ha ppe n . To-
night, they (Baltimore) just hit
the ball well. Let's hope they got
all of it out of their systems,"
Boone added. * ANQEl NOTIS: t,41n11Q9< Gene .._._ h ..
announced lhel velltten St9Y• "9nllo wtll ~
1111 .,.,,., Saturdey nloOI agelnsl Ille Otiolee' .... FleNt-"· Renko. II 37 yura old, .. ,,,.
deen of Ille Angel pttehlng •••" He'• 2-t ~
ming 11110 IM gec7'9 Thia wlll be hll l'tm SIM\
or the year Lat1 -· Renko ew-eo lrl 22 gemu, llW11ng 15 of t'*'1 AllhOugtt'
the Angel p11cNno 11•ft'• eeme<1 run llYWIQl9 b'°"°"*' from • fine 1.85 befON Ille r~ trip to 2.&e lftet the EMI Coul twlng, II'• at•
111e best In the Amerlean Leegue. Bo.ton It
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Fans' taunts don't .bother Dodgers' Monday : ..
•From AP ditpetdH
Mont.real Expot' Cant IUll relnember
Rick Monday with a vebemenct. He wm
the one who COit their teem the pennant
lut year with a ninth-lnninC hOme nm
ln the National Leacue 'pl.a.YOf&,
On Thunday, he pve them more to
remembei'.
The Loi Ancelet .Dodier outflelder Jalled their mllDOriel with a Uip)e In •
thne-nm flnt Anni~ that helped the de~ WoJld Cbimplon1 beat the ...... £
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happen.a," laid Monday, th.NUJnl olt tbe oomddence. ..
Anothtt th1na that hap~ ThW"I*
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Unexpected worko~t
irritates Yankees
From AP dl1patcbes .
SEATTLE -Tempera on the la New York Yankees had cooled 1
Thursday after a workout the day .
before prompted player critidam that ·
owner G eorge Steinbrenner was creating a
"major-league burnout."
Steinbrenner ordered his players to Yankee
Stadium Wednesday morning for an unschedu-
led workout preceding their flight to Seattle to
begin a 14-game road trip. The workout followed
a 13-innmg, 9-7 loss Tuesday night to the Oak-
-land A's
Rama algn 21 free agents
The Rama announced Thunday liJ.'
the •l1nin& of 21 free agent.a, lnclu-4 • .•. dlna wide receiver Wllllam Dorvall,
who attended UC lrvlne, and San
Dieso State tackle Jerry Stablein, a former
Golden West Collep standout. .
The group includes three fonner Briaham
Youns Univeraity playen -tisht end Robin
Andenen, defemlve tllClde Pulwdla Ftl1aga and
aafety Tony Hernandes.
The Rarnl, who have a va~ at center,
created by the retireMent of ruch Saul, qned
three centers. They are Brian Scudday of San
Die10 State, and Martin Ponek and Carl GW-
berg, both former Cal Poly San Lula Obiapo
playel'9.
Also signed were fullback Gar_y C~rr of
Fresno State .. defenalve tackle Brian Douglas of
Tulane, llnebilcker Greg Gary of Cal State F\al-
lerton, aafety Fred Gomeztrejo of La Verne,
wide receiver Darrel Griffin of Tulane, running
back George Griffin of Cal State Fullerton, oor-
nerback Tom Knight of Hawall, and kicker
Alejandro De Anda of Mexico Polytechnit.
Others aianed were Long :ee.:b State wide
receiver Louil Lledelmeyer, K.anau defenalve
tackle John ~y. Oregon State punter Jphn
Misko, Long Se.ch State wide ~Ve!' llenry
Williams and comerback Lee Wilson.
·0n~a..
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Flelder llgna pact wtth St....,.
Dea Plel•er, a former Rancho • Alamltol Hilb and Oaldell Welt c.o&~ '
lff• atandout, hat alsned a contract 1 •
with the Pttt.bur1h -St.elerw of Che
National Jlootball Leque u a tree apnt. J'lel·
det, who played for the Unlvenlty of Kentucky
tor two 1n1orw, ii a defensive end . . . Raml
wide receiver Drew lllU wu atven a one-year
1uspended 1entence and three years probaUon
fw oontributlna to the ct.*Unq~ of a minor in
a cue lnvolvtnc a 16-year-old SU'l. Charaes of
attempted unlawful lntercoune and ... ult and ~~re droppe d at the •<'ntenclnl(
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BASEBALL: Dodgen at Montreal.
Auoacen= Vin Scully and&. Porter.
The Dodgen' Bob Welch (3-1) wW be op-
poeed by the E:xpo1' Steve Rogers (4-1) in the
aecond game of the four-game series. Tim Wal-
lach, a University High and Saddleback College
product, starts at third baae for the E:xT .
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trtck and field champi-NORWALK-Ora.nae CoMt CollT. ahook off roll. A 19-8 run tied the game at 30 with 4:26 to play 1hatterlng 1eaaon, top •'OllNTAIN VALLEY .•• ae.rtng up for a f&ll lt82,
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tonight for team coruld· 1urpriaed Go1den Welt 'lb~ night in the ope-the letld at intennileion and wu ln front t.he rest of Southern California will truck.a, MJtaublahi Motor Sala of ~nca. Inc. (MMSA)
eratlona, while Sunse t ning round of the Southern om.la Community the way. compete at the Orange •~ operationa at lta l't'lCe-ntly opened corporate
League athlete• will be Colle~ Wom~n'• Basketball Tournament at Cer-Carroll took up the alack when Kria KroY,er Count~ Fairground• ln eadquartera, looated In the Fountain Valley Pla•, ~~~for individual rito.Th~it~tes found thernaelves down 22-11 in ~t ~. ~o~h:d~~1:1bo':!~ ~°cturt!: ~an ~h~!~8>~f· ·10~1~~~t~eu.t.~~~~a:d'd~f~u~':t·.
· the early stages before coming back and handing Huntington Beach, Mike •ldlary of Mlt.ublthl Moton Corp .• Tokyo. repreaelitl
The top three finfahers Pasadena a 73-63 eetback. the floor and 9COred a career-high 23 pointa. Batt, a seven-time U.S . Orange County'• flnt entry ln the automot.lv~ lnc:h.1:1tiy.
In each event wtll ada-Meanwhile, a free throw by Kim Odums with Meanwhile, Golden West autfered from toul champion, Dubb Ferrell ~nitlally, 140 pert10nnel will be employed at the he4()-
vance to next week's CIF two seconds remaining broke a 62-62 tle and eent trouble with u ~Yu four players plckin1 J-and all the other regulars q~'! ~~~ operatea •national perta di.at.ributlon
prelima. Saddleback to a 63-62 triumph over the RWJtlers. their fourth foul during a four-minute span ml -are e>CPeeted to compete eenter in Garden Grove and aervkle tra1nlng center in
Sea Vie w League fi-Orange Coast. which will meet Saddleback In way through the second half. Saddleback enjoyed a Tonight is a special Santa Ana.
nals are at Irvine High the 6 o'clock game this evenina. was victlmized by a bonus situation for the final 13 minute• of the presentation w ith Cycle Until rec."ently, Mltaublthl producu have primarily
(5:45). the South Coast Pasadena fast break which created the early deficit. contest. Ne ws sponsoring the ra-been recognized by the U.S. consumer as quality tmp0rt
League finals are at All of Pasadena's first 22 points came aa a direct With the Gauchos leading 62-60, Jill G uthrie dng program and offer-vehicles supplied to Chrysler Corporation. However,
MissiQn Vie jo (4 p .m .) result of the running game. netted a pair of free throws to tie it, setting the ing a $1 dl8count to any beginning next October, 90me 80 dealer locations ln 22
and the Sunset L eague "We had a bit of a breakdown in o ur stage for Odums' heroics in the final seconds. fan with a valid Class IV top U.S . marke ts will market MMSA'1 own line of
finals are at Huntington transition," said Pirates Coach Dave Gleaaon. Odums led all scorers with 24 pointa, Heather motorgcle drivers Ii-automobiles bearing the diatJrv..-.Uve three-diamond Mlt-
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Mitsubishi one of the top 10 world automol.ive produceis . ••• SANTA ANA ... Daisun Engines Division of Nissan
Industrial Equipment Company has signed Western
Engine D1stnbutors of Santa Ana, California, as dis-
tr1bu1Dr for California, Anz.ona, Nevada. Oregon, and
Washington stau-s. according to an announcement by
Merle Demi. general manager of West.em Engine.
West.em Engine Disbnbut.ors will handle the com-
plete product line of marine and industrial engines
produced by Datsun Engines Division The parent
company of West.em Engine 1s Palmer-Johnson. Inc .. of
Sturgeon &y. W19COnsin.
Western Engine has recently moved 1t.s main office
from Irvine, California, to Sant.a Ana and will hold an
open house al their new facihty at 4030 Chandler Av-
enue on Thursday, April 15. The firm will also be ce-
lebrating its ninth anniversary on that date West.em
Engme also has an office In Antioch. California
"The selection of West.em Engine reprE.'St'nt.s our
dynamic approach in assigning d1Slributorsh1ps," says
Ed Remdollar. sales manager for the Datsun Engines
Division "We hope to ha~e a network of approXImat.ely
30 distributors throughout North Amen.ca by the end of
this year .Sales will ~ handled i.tnc·tly through this ,
system."
For more informauon on Datsun Engines. l'Ontact
Merle Demi <it Western Engine D1s1nbutors, 4030
Chandler Avenue. Sanui A.na, California 92704. phone
714-556-8620 Or. l'Ontacl Ed Reandollar. Datsun En-
gmes Divwon. Nissan lndustnal Equipment Company.
PO Box 161404. Me mphis. Tenneuee 3811 6, phone
901-396-5170, Telex 810-591·1501 ••• LO ANGELE ... Amenca is in trouble, econo-
mically and SOC1ally. and the question is. what can we do
about it? That questjon was poeed. and answered, by
John B. Naught.on. Executive Vice Presldent -Sales and
Marketing, for Chrysler Corporauon, during his addraa
to Southern California new car dealers whkh concluded
the Mot.or Car Dealers A!sodation's 1982 Spring Buai-
neS!J Conlerence held r«:ently In Indian Wella.
Naughton expreseed his pentonal feelingJ as well aa
his professional judgment, In hi.I forceful address which
ext.ended beyond the parameters of the auto industry U>
cover the whole of American 10Ciety today.
The signs of America'• economic dysfunction are
al8o pa1nfully apparent, added Nauahuin. and he noted
that the domestic auto industry IS stuck in the longest
and deepest depresaion in Its history. whkh has forced
more than 2400 dealers out of' businem, and left more
than 250,000 auto workers on permanent layofC.
For the economy u a w~. he UJd, the number of
A.merlcans out of work la the greatest. since 1933. and
America'• industrial bue la rapidly eroding.
"A nauon," 1a1d Naughton, "in which McDonald's
hamburger employees outnumber employees ln its steel
industry, has 1enous problems with its industnal base.''
But.. 1tated Naughion, the American people pcmees
great knowledge and strength, and have the power to
alter the nation's rudderless course. He offered the
analogy of Chrysler Corporation which. with the fed-
eral govenunent'a help, and its own willlngnes to make
tough dedalons, hall ln two years fought its way back
Crom the brink of bankruptcy.
"What one-company has accomplished, all of
American Industry can accomplish. We can generate
jobs for our workera. We can cloee the gap between rich
and poor. We can deliver on th.e promise of America."
But, Nauahton aald, we need to face our problem)a
real.l.atlcally and to perform aome ''quick surgery to st.Op
the bleeding." He 1ugge11ted that the federal govern-
ment take the following stepa:
a) grant an lnunediate $1500 pentonal t.a.x credJ t for the
purchase of a car or truck that gets at least 25 miles per
gallon. Thia would put many thousands in the auto-
mobile, and related, industries back to ~ork. and would
cut down on America'• uae of Import.eel oil.
b) alap a 25 cents exd.ae tax on guollne prices at the
pump, to lnau.re that America'• dependence on foreign
oil does not i.ncreue during the current, temporary drop
in guoline prices.
c) give the domestic auto maken a {air break on trade
wtth Japan. which could take the form of a tax on every
Japanete cu aold in this country. The diffettnce in
taxes between Amerlca and Japan, explained Naughtoe.
puta the U.S. auto maken at a diaadvantage with the .
Japanete auto maken, 1i~ a Japane.e car eeU. for
much leta in Amer'k:a than lt aella for ln Japan.
Tbeae are nece11ary quick f ixea, explained
Naught.on, but what America desperately needs ia a
new natklnal plan that would tet long-term polldes to
revttallie American industry, and upgrade the quality
ol Amerlc:an life.
Aside from Nauahton. the new car dealen' 1982
Spring Conference featured Norm Lean, Senior Vice
!President of Toyota, U.S.A .. and Dr. Tom Hagtpl,
Chairman of the Board of the independent Grocen'
'Alliance. •
~an~ ln h1a remarks &hat what la ham.,.._
rtna the U.S. auto lnduatry pre.nUy I• not foreten
.com~Uon. but \he state of the economy and the fact
&hat Amertc:anl .,.. reluctant to make larae purchaae9
when the economy llH!ml IO uncer1a1n and l;nte"9t rai.
, are 11> hlah. •
~fore, eaid Lean, f« the Iona term what~
U.S. auto lndu.try and lta worken need la not protec-
tion frcm foret8n tnde • "\hat'a a pme where f!W:rJ· lbody loees" ·but conUnued MU-revitalisation and
·~~°:~~f«thecw~ 1and all Americana, to tlfhC.n their belta, MUie et
..,...ent for the •tialaadoft ol t.helr needa. rather°""
all of theit' wanta, and help their' fellow ~ w&
,are unemployed, *k and poor.
I, In hJI emotionally lltirrioa add.nm. \tw empNilbed
the importantl9 of Quality in buiu... dennlnc ~
• ... t.c ol your fn-.rtty, wbkh ahow9 how~
Cl .,.. to °" .wuu. you'\'e a-•'"*Id 1lrttb.. .. a.-&. who .. .,~• well• a .,._.n •Ml\1 ursecl tlii ...... to ~ ~ c:urnnt toulh ..... to
perfen their bualn-, and comtor1ed them wtth Qa'9
mWcrte: l ••u you r .. 1 lib you're "'9dy to ao off tbe ...-•. ~ comfOTt. Ood In hit wltdom made O\lf wond round" I
Jay Oortnan, J:xtc!utlve Vice p,...1dent of 4. ,.._. c.r o.a.. A-.:lab, -.nDld the~
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Bul'llo (WI. Qonu.IH (Ml. W1t111no1on (M)
P~(M).
Hitt! echOol ,.. ...
etr•A I Arcad11 (22·21. I . •dlNll (20"'41; 3 ~ 117-3); 4 l8 "°" (17-4); 11 Slfn4 V,,,.. 11~1: I . Wllnul (It-'); T ~
(16-1): 8 Loi Altoe ( 14-IS);I Collon ( 17 -8-1);
10. DOI Pl.cioe ( 1$-4, CIP._A
1. M~ (17·i). 2. f'IOltlca (22-3), 3.
Fullerton (204). 4. Horth. fl.Iv (ft·2· I), I
Loetl (It-Ir. e Covin• (18-1): 7 Loml>OO
113·3·'>· e, II Oof•do ( 11· 7), 8 C.rrhoa 17-4): 10. Gllndor• ,,...,
Clf•A
1. C-MI Mer(=:. Herl (llM), 3 Y..oelpl (11-a-1)1 4. A Ve/llJr/ (14 .. );
I 11111 C1Plllr1no v .... y jlll·ll. Whittler pl-7); 7. llev1r1y Hiii• (13·4), i Mlu lon
Vi.to ( 1'·4); '· -·'"' Sprlno• ( 15·4-I); 10 teuoua l1M).
Loe Alamhoe
ntUfllOA Y'I MtUl TS
(41h of 11-nloht __.erho<M .-......1 '""T llACt. 350 y1tdt l.•Oy Sell<ll (CetdOU) 23.80 8 40 0.80
MIU 1(1<1 Cau11 (8etd) 4 80 3.00
TOPl>lfl Buo (H11'1). 4.00
Al10 reclO OH·Bl!lllop Brit. OH-Fly Lie·
klOy Splll. 8ombl. 04ale SI•. "41N JlciyM,
llllll 81Jdll Go. "48111roomloun1.
Time. 18 13
t2 IXACTA (8-2) plJd SU 80
HCOftO "ACL 350 yarda Tull Copy (l>omlngU9Z) 6 40 4 40 3 00
Herl C<ill (MllOhlH) 8 80 4 40
Clllcll Tne Doctor (CardoU) 3 00
Alto riced r1n1uy Witch l 10y Bug
Zepllyr 01nc1no Oocller. K••••ll W11. Luclly Lady Lodoto Bob• BraH B11. So-
prll'O
Time 18 40
THIM> II.ACE. 400 y11d1 Oullele (C"-~ 10 60
Couey l~and Whlrl CTr-..rel Ruma Cwt Bit IH"1)
580 300
840 400
3.00
ome B Deel<. Aleo t1IOld Funny Fiith•
Malung Memor._
Time 20 78
fOUflTM llACI. 400 y1101 Aedlf ~ (.ArmltronOI uo 3.00 uo
Smoot I) s.i.ctoon (LA M09" I ' 80 4 40 Win PoNcy (Mtld!llO 3 20
AltO •K41<1 1<1pe A~ Scon ..-... Erl<lt
Luclr.. Thi o.at...
'""' 2060 t2UACTA I1·21paid$3060
flf'TH llACI. 350 Y"ds M• )( Chw119 (Aamullll'I) 15 20 7 20 4 tlO Oewoya Brighi Moon (MY'ftl 5 40' 4 20
Mui 8 Fast (8'00111) 7 00 Alto 11ced Bar Klngoom, So•.,••on
Sneek Unojel Hond8, Oocumenlallon, At·
mal>ef, LYn• T rlP M'flhly McGinn<a
ltme II 54
llXTH llACI. 360 yarot
Spill I The Punoh (Werd) 17 00 1 tlO 4 60
Loom Son 1ci.e•ez1 8.00 4.20
Two Mof'e Ooublll (Cltdola) 3.90t
Alao rec1CI woooy Hun. Uol Hll Shere.
L'Ol\llnlng Fotllx>Q. Rock•bO. Jll Rallro.d
MO•tn Klncl• Man
Time ti IS
t2 EJIACTA (!>-41 plt<J S70 llO
HVINT-.. llACI. 350 y1ro1
Pley Tutt (C11dou l 111 80 8 tlO 5.80 w .. da Bell (Hart) !I 20 4.00
1m1 Fu1 Joi (T.-el 3 60
Also rac.O Soltlary Jel. MIOnlQftl 8IHll,
1 •k• five Too Jet Foel Oudt. N Run Wo-
jllllOVIU
Timi 1791 t2 OACTA 15·4) oaocl $12 40
llOHTI4 llACE. 350 yardt
Ay• 01'1 (Tr11-e) 24 20 11 60 5 00 M111.,. Clth (WllOI 4 60 3.40
Rel>ll• S11t11 IBatdl .c IO
A••o ••Ced EHy OodeO Chl rllf Club. ~ Story W-I Polley IOd Chrome. HI I tlfy Mtas Chtdel P*Y
''"" 1101 t2 UACTA (3-5) 1*0 SllO 80
t2 ,.;tt 1111 C6-1-5-S-S-31 pllCI S2.652 00
•llh 11 *""''"9 llck9'1 tr ..... ho<-) S2 Ptc:lr. S•• conto111ton palo Ml2 llO wilt\ 149 win·
n1n9 lid<IU jlOUr h0<-1
MINTH RACE. 350 yerda
Lii* Top Ctllcli (Cn1iel 13.00 7.20 4AO
uoua tM ""' t1..ruoer1 9 00 5 20 My Seim Dlt;k (Wiid) S 20
At10 ••C•d Shecllr• lmege, Carllfbo.
Blue Pool, A1youet1, Viking Den. TIU1onle
T;me 19 16 t2 l!XACTA ( 4. 71 plld $88 40
Allende.-8.1111
Hollywood P•rtc TffU"MfAY'a MSU\.TI)
(1oth of...., lhofoug.._. IMlttnl) ..,.., llACL 6 lutlonQ•.
Brlglll .... (Gualrl) 11 80 5 00 3.00
Jem Min (Hewl4ry) 4.00 a.to
HallllUlll\ Brother tPtncey) 9.40
Alt o rlCld S end• OI V•o••. Olttenl Chlrm. Funny Clf-. Joi'• Tr1butl . I L-
Cotnpany. ve .... •8¥00m. A Joll• Wltld. H.u·
kM Kefth N
Timi I 10 315
MCONO ltACL II~
TutMl IHewloyl 3 40 2 60 2 40 Hend 0-.. Hllf1 (McClrron) 3 00 2 tlO
Prol-Gr_,. (Slbilll 1.30
Alto racad Tough M-. CalofOMll Fig.
()otofc1or1te Timi Advocate. Tliefnenchua
TIMI 109 4/5
SI DAILY ooueLI !Ml palcl l21 20 • ntlflO llACI.. a ~
Win Bold (Slbllle) 38 00 7 IO 3 IO
Ewe Win (Dellhouallyl) 3.00 2 40
HtQh Clllblr CCltlaned•I 5.00 SolM Bird. Uly't DrlMTI. ~ P.i-'rlml 1 12. U IXACTA (3-31 paid '2111 00
FOUM'H RACI.. I lurlonQ1
F••tt r, .. , tH-'-YI a eo 5.40 5 20
0111 Setter (Cealanedl' 22 40 12.20
VHle Pecttle (OrtlQtl) 10.40 Al•o reclO Ledy Try•lol, Tulle'• D1m1,
Niiiy Mlfgil, S..b<11ze Peyolf. E1alor l..lty,
Judy'• AtHOn, HOP• To fall. hke "''oy,
Tll• Grot on Ruling
Time 1 10 31!1.
FlfTM llACI. I II 10 milt on turt.
Eltor11 (Plncey) 4 IO 3 40 2.IO
o.otok>e jDlllflou111ye1 10.40 5.40 Foreblet P~I 3.IO Aleo rlQld· French Commender. Rill 'N
Fly, Adonl1 A••· llldl1n O . t<lng Darlu1.
Aolt1to. fighting Flt ..,....,.. 110 :Sf&
• UAOTA (74) ,_ 11auo.
tfllTH llACL 9 lutlon09 $N¥oV ("'-YI • 40 ~ 40 4.10 a-. Goal 1slblle1 22 eo 10.40
BkJw T ec>t (McHM;uel 1.00 Alto raced' V""94 Blazer. FUl4 vtolon. Fon
Jon11. A1fund1<. Convt~ Me. Predoml· nel1. ci-, lwlft lluMy. FlltllfUI 0.-
Tlml 1•1<* ..VIJmt MCI. 7 l\it10nOL OlltA Gt-(MoCerron) 6 40 3 40 ' 20 U-Ollnd I~ 4 40 2.20
Q.,c1en1ng Olrl (~) 2 20
AllO •loed' ...... llllMI, Dace!>t.,_.
TlrM 1•22
• UA~A l1'41pl6d 11150.
I! f'tC« IOI ( ...... 7 ... 1) palCI U 1;144.20 "'1th two Winning tlC:llet• (fl• ho<-). 2 Pl<* 8111 COlllOlltlon ~ 1190.40 with 1 11 ~
nlnO llCl<tll (flw '*-!. U Pie* lb tcrMdl
contolellon paid Mt.00 with 132 winning
tlallll• (lour hOfMt, one aore1oh or lovr '**· two tCtllel* or tilt .. llOl'MI, !WO IC!tllellll).
ltQHTM MCS. 1 1110 mlltJe on l\lrf,
CtMU\Olly (~) 1.00 •. IO t .40
T,.. I*-(0..,.,., 1.10 1100
Ulrone (OllYwttl • UO
AllO tlOM! 1'111119' 1'1w1td, 8\ltlt of •ono. ~·A~ ..-111on. ~ Trwll. 110tlllfll'lt,leUIPt,_
""-' , 4 Ill.
~~°"'"*' lunn)oNdtt~:"rhn IUO UO 440 =~=) 4.40 ::: Aleo • .....,o....n-
lli.t. tunlfllM Iler M, ¥1tl1 Crowd.
..... lllM*On. ~· 1'.M • IMCTA 11..., _..... t tA-00. ......,.Jll,tll~
WCT~t ...... ) ftW ........... John Molnroa d.. llllomo 01101t1111n,
f •I. l•I ... I; 1¥1111 LeflOI Oef. HIM 0110.-melllll, 1·2, 1·0, John 8adrl 011 Tim
WlllllOn. 7 t , W: .... Arr..,. def. Ctlrll
1.oW!e, .. a ..... , lddll Dlblll NI. lO. (d·
wlfde. S.41 7•6,JoM1.1119 Olo<c dll Andl11 0-.l·~ ... t
Wcwtd TMm Cup
lM D111111t•1rt, .... 0.-,) ........ OullllrMO VHH (Aroenlln•I dlf Corr1100 ,8.,ami1tl (lllllyl ... a. e-1, Adriano P1111111
(lt•lY) d•I Al1J1ndro G1n1b1I CA•oenlln•j· •••• P·1, 7·1: Yl~(llG~ 'tOtlh (,rencel d•. ....., .....,_.. ~i. 7-t, M : Matti
Edmondson (Aullt1ll1) def P1K1I Po11e1
(Frlll()I), 7 ... 3-1 ... :!. (Au1trllll and Fr.,_ tied, l•I. Argentlnt
•nd ll"'Y tied, t-11
ltallltn Women'• Open ( .. ,., ...... =-Third~ Cllfll E¥1f1 Lloyd o.1 Aolllyf'I FllfOt1t1l1.
8-2. &-1: Bonnie OlduMll d9f Sindy Collini , 9-1, 7.r,, Hana Mendlllcon dll Su .. n Ml·
11Ct111n. 8-2. 8-3. 81n11 JMn King dll. lv•M•
Madruga. 8-2, 0-I, e-.c. Syt\111 Henlll• dlf ~~~~~~&;.-:,~~
rte. 8-3, e-1. v.-Vwmuit leldt Set>ln• S""'1'10nda. 7_. (poetponed by rein) M9n'• money .....,_ ,.,,,,...... ..,. 11)
1 l\rlft t,.encll ..... MO
2 T-Smid 228,276
3 Gullllrmo VllM 207.450
• Jlmlfty Connor• 203.500 5 -.lull Clerc 181.SSO a P-McHetnll• 148.800 7 Vltu Getulaltll t3'.fl75
8 8411 Scanlon 127.• 12
8 JOIVI Searl 126,200
10 ~ T11oay 111,176
Communtty cotaeae
SOUTlC ... CAL.WoMA, ~A.La
(II .... «tfllkl C~)
"""' llound ......... Rehlorlk (Ofenge C06at) de!. McClf!lc>blll
(llenlurtl, 8-4, 7·8, Miiier (Sllddleblckl def
Slutarz (S1 nt1 MOnlcl), 0· I , 4-11, &-•, BlllGl&llone (8) d9f Whlto (Blllertflll<I). 8-t.
0·1, St1c>h•n1 (SJ dtl. McGoneglll (8enl1
Monlc:e), 0·3. 8-1; Olmtlead (8) dlf ChOw
(Sen1a An•). 8-2, 8-0 llCGftd ..._.. ..,,. ...
Refllotllc IOCCJ dlf Wootan (LA Herl><><),
8-3. 7-8, Kline tOCCI def. Devit (Morplfkl.
7-0. 7·1, Fodderly (OCCI def Au1ttn (LA
ltldl TeCh). O·O. 6· I, Po,,y (GrOHmonl)
dlf M-(S), l-8, 8-0. 1-2. S1obl (SI def o.v ... x (S1n11 811bor11. 8-3. 8·1. Sieck ..
1one (SI def van-(P-.neJ. 8-2. 8-.c.
Scribner ISi d9f APc>efl (Moorpertc). 8-.c. 6-4. Otm•llld (8) dll Olvla !Ml Sen AnlOl'llOI
8-2. 7.5 CllMlll (LA Pierce) Clef StephtM
ISi, 7~ 8-1 . hC<lftd .._ .... ~
Fl(ldll'ly•Bonl1 (OCCI del WIM-Pr1do
(LA Pierce). 8-1. 8-1 11teun-Reh1or1k IOCCI NI 0--·Dlfnlon (Long 8Mch CCI. 1-3
7.5, Blec:lr.11one-S11phena (SI del Flnlty·
HotohMT>I (Santi Monlc:ll. 8-0 8·2. Llllll-
Gr.., (SI "91 .EWlng-OlmlOo (Glanellll). 6-3.
l-4, Sctt~--Olma111<1 (SI dll At>gue-Oevts
(Moorperll). 8-1 8-3
Hath aclWMlf u.-............. Y .... I ...... 8clflelltl (L8) IOl1 to Maref'I. S.-7. loll lo
Hoftman ...... dllf. l'ectot. 6-0, ""'· ~ • W : Perry (LI) won, 1-4, &-1, 5-1, 6-1; ~
llnda (LI&) loet by dlflllll. loll lly dlfeult.
0-e. 1-4; 6rumll.iis (L8), IOll, 2 ... 2-t, won. 8-1, ......
0.......
Wllllfd-8nlnd1 (L81 Ott. l..Mter·Stone. 8-2.
0-4; def. Phllllp1.Jollneon llY d1f1ult:
Capalltenoo-8oetlrMt (l8) won, 8-3. 1-3, _,,w .1 ...
Ed Sneed
Scoll H<>dl
Hile lrwln
~~. Jodll Mudd
:i" ... ~
DA Welllf1r>9 Fuuy Zoeller
Tommy VINnltne
Plter Ocmemvlt Gibby Gllbll1
WoodY 8leca burn
Antonio C...<141
Bob~or MIU Reid
Tom Purtnr
Ed Flot!
Tl\omu Gniy
Sl ... e Heh
Jiff Sencler• Curtll Str1ng4
Mike Donald Frenll Conner
Pll UndMY Bob Glleler
Tom t<lto
PllerJ--. Ron Slreek
David Grlhl!m
~or ...
Jerry HMrd
Gey8r-Huber1 Gr_,
WW/ly Anns11ono
Danny Ectw.da
0... EICllllblf 91t _,_,_ FlflN
LOUGtlNm ()enH~
!It.-UIOttl John Mula
Teteo Joi Oukl Jecit ...,_
Scot1~ Lance Tan S.oeck
Ker1 NlrTO
8-J Baugh
8ltry H--8
Sk(C> Dunewey
Ol'lld Edwerde o ... e.,,
Lii TrlMno
Morris H1181tlly
Allen Mitter
FrlO Coul)lll
JllClk NMon
Ancly North
Mike NlcOlttto
Rey Ber•
Andy Bean
Jim Boorot
Cfl111111 Glbeon
!om Grellem Jay Hiii
81 ..... Ulbllt
John Mll\lfley
CaMnPM141 David Senn
Ron CoMmoM Joy CuCld
SllMI Hlalh
GregP-• Howlrd Twhly
8o0by Wadllk>1
Bob MUtpl>\r
~dT~
~ . .
• •
32·32-64
36-29 55
34.33 117
33-34 17
32·3$ e1
33.34 117
33-34-87
35.33 111
34·3'4-111
33.35 111
3S-33 111
34·3"4-111
34-3-4-111
3S-34 89
36-33 eg
33.30 69
33-36 69
38-33 68 37-33-70
34•38 10 35-3$-70 35-3$-70
37-33-70
3!>-35-70
38-34-70
33-37-70 J:l-37-70
3$-35-70 37-33-70
3!>-3$-70
37-33-70
3S-35-70
35·35-70
:st-3$ 70
37-33-70
34-37 71
31-33-71 34.37 71
34 37 71 37-34-7 t
3S-3'-71
37-3'4-71
35...Je-71
37.34 7 t
37-3.C 7 t
35-39-71
34-35-71
35-38 71
3s-3'-71
37-34-71
33-$8-71
33-38-71 33-31-71
3S-38-71 3!1-30-71
35-38-7 t
33-3fl 71
38-36-71
32·38-71
3•·37-71
37-36-72
38-34-72
35-37-72
3S-37-72
33·38-72
3$-37-72
37-35-72
31·3•-72
37-3!>-72 311-37-72
36-38-72 3$-37-7' 36-38-72
37-35-72
35-37-72
3547-7; 31-»-n "-37-7~
... ~ ....... I et lrYIM Hlell I
100 '"' -1 Popp <rr1. ' 44 11. 1 8ou1hron (II. I H 11. $ Teyler (CdMI. 1·47 ": • ~(I), I 41 ... ~ WootfQ411 (NH),
1:At.11: •· loufbourrow (C:OMJ. 1:41.11. iOO IM -I Mollerd (CdM). 2 00 It. 2
GIUupl1 (ET), 2 02 ti, 3. Cer11on (UI 2 04 1111. 4 81111loy (NH), 2 04 8, 6 Yoilol•
!Ell. 2.06 14, IJ fllro !El. ~ 06 99 llO lfll -I. Blldfng (EUI 99: 2. M""-(CdM). 22.21; 3. Wll90n ~ 221.24• 4. ~
•ltt11kl tll), 22 0 , 5 Pk:kell (CM), 22 50, fl
Drllk1 (El. 22 111
100 fly I Harrlton (NH), 6&.01; 2 Bal·
lock (NH~ 63.67, 3. Soulhrtn IE>. 65.21, •
Wlldom (ET). 66 51; 5 MIHOW (CdM). 69 56; 0 Wob1t11 (E), 66 89
100 frM -t Wiiton tET), 49.02: 2 No-vtntlll ll!TI. 49 3!, 3 Thompeon INHI, 48.91 4. kruw1tlr (CM), 41.11: 11 llohwarn IUI.
49 71, I Taylor' (CdM). 49.15
~ llM I Popp (H ). 4.39 84, 2 MOl-
lard (COM). 4.45 89, 3 CatllOf'I (UI, 4.•7 14
4 Soaflkoll (CM), • 47 63, 6 Rich (I), 4 411 50. 6 WOollolll (NH), 4 52 71
100 Declo. -I Wlbll•r (El. 51 44. 2 11.ilaci< (NH). 57 81, 3 ~111 (CM). 67 fl1,
4 Bll'lllll (U), ~ 9$, 5 Beto (El $9 21, 8
81ewwt (CM), 118 II
100 bre111 -1 011'-8 (ET). 1'()2 40 2
VOkola (El). 1 O• 38; 3 Rloo• (El. I 04 41 4
8ffin (El. I 04 70, S Lawaon (NHI 1051 1 I
JICobe (COM). I 06 IO WOMEN
200 lrM -1 Rlci<olll (I). 1·55 54, 2 Long
(NH). 1 56 8 t. 3 GUllSl)ll (£Tl I 57 42. 4
Scnutu (U). I 59 15, 5 Pt111eon (1), 2 00 09
O "4loCl<IOOl IE). 2 00 94
200 IM -I Morwood (I), 2 11112. 2 Gil·
IHPIO jETI. 2 17 09. 3 R11nholO (CdM)
2 10 3 • 4 Berrell (II. 2 20 88. 5 Sllete (CdMJ, 2 10 31. fl A•e<1il !El 2 21 40
50 lr11 -I Btrd (COM) 24 96 2 Brown
(UI 211 11, 3 Rudon (ET). 26 27. 4 Blf,_
(ET). 28 46. 6 Cerpenlor IEI. 26 60, 6 WOiie
(SI. 2688 100 l1y -I Oillesple (El ), Sll.95 2 Wil·
llltM (ET). I 02 83, 3 MedOoclt tEI I 02 95.
4 B•own (U), I 03 29, 5 Bulche1 (CdM),
I OS.75. 6 Patio.er (ETI. 1 05 07
100 ltM -I Bird (COM) 53.66, 2 Bullie
!I), 54.74, 3 Bernlt (ET), 66 98, 4 C11pen11r El, 5e 06, 5 S~llz (Ul, 56 40; ll Clerk !El,
57 50 500 l•M -I Glllnpli (ET), 6 03 15. 2
Rlckelll (1), 5.05 23 3 Lano {NHI 5 17 t~ • P1lo11on (I), 6:1t.t4: 6, Chrl1tm1n (E).
11:27.17· t. ~11 tCCIM~ !U2.72.
100 i•ck -I S ellle (II. 1 03 87' 2
Re1nholO tCdM). 1·05 16 3 Averoll IE).
t 05 46. 4 Thompton (I), 1 07 33. 5 COl>en
tETI. t 10 43, ll C11r (U), 1 10 47
100 brlHI -I Morwoocl (I). t 10 10. 3,
Berrell (11. I 11 2fl 3 Boylen IETI. I 12 4Q; •
s-1el (CdM). I 13 31, 5 BrttCOI tCCIM)
1 t3 54 6 Dunn.no <NH) 1 1s 05.
COMMUNITY COUEOE
loutMm Cel ctuimplonettlpa
(at CerrttOI Colfeel)
,.,., Round "-"•
89ddl.o.c:k 83, Gc*Mn We•t 82
l.AOOl.DACK -Oelums :>•. Derrow 111,
B11hop 10 Hiclls 5. Young 4 Boone• 4
T oe.19: 24 16-20 IS. OOLD4lN naT RarnMller1 14. All 14,
Kr111orten 12. OllllW'I 10, ~I, DuncM 2, °""*111 2. Tot.Ill: 29 4-10 82 .
Or9n0e Coast 73, NudeN 83
PASADENA -$1epp• 9. Collello 1&
RYl>acll I, Ouerr .. a 21. Miiioy 4. 01v1e I ,
Loudel 4, IOlllS J4 1~·'111 l>:J C.llANOE COAtT -Ellinger t 1, Cat•oll
23. "4arl< 13. San0¥1ken 4. Kroyer 6. Parl<e< 2 Berry 8 Toi alt 31 11· 18 73
HIJl11rne Oflf>Q4I Coest. 39.37
Tote.I touts Pasldlne 24 Oranoe Cout
24 FOUllCI out Stepps (P) 01Mf ..,_ s.,, .. Monice 92, CoGlge ol llM! Doten 64
Ouwd 55 Fuhnon COiiege 50
TOftltM'• 0-e I p.m -8adcllebadl YI. Orenge c-t a p m Oanlfd vs ::.an11 MontCI
Women
AU.·IOVTI4 COAST CONFEMNCa l'lnt T-ttna ~ <Orelletl c..e>; Dot-. eerw
(F.-1ont. KMll Wreeller (C..rllos) Jenine
Phllltpa (San Dll90 Mne) L.au•en Mllc.._I
(Qronmonl); J1ckl1 Bur"u !Ml S•"
An1ont0), T-i ''""' (~ c-t: Car• Weller (Fulle<lon). Deed•H Johnson (S•n
Diego "4 ... 1. Kelhy Hemlllon (GrONmonl).
Phylltt HWdy (Santi Met. Do6of'll E......,
(OrlftOI C-4); Sheryl Heyet (Fuller1on),
E•elle Jollneon (Seflll Anal. Nouia Bell
(Senta AN)
MMI Valuabll Pleyet Kr!s Kror-(0t11'1Qe
Colel)
Coech of Ille Yeer °'"' Giiison (Or•noe
Coull
HelltJmo 2a-2a Tote! IOUIS Slddlel>llGll t6, Go!Oon Wnt 24 Fouled OUI. Darrow (S), Gulhrte tGW),
H11rlson (GWI. Duncan (QW)
NHl Dlnofte c.....u·cohnM:NCE
T11und17'• lcOfl 11~ o. ~ 2. Y•ncou-win•
...... 4-1
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(eeetof ....... ) ...,..,..a-
v~ 11 NY llllnOlt'I
T~O
Vf/ltCOUYll at NY~·
Tlwrecl.9y't 0.-
NY 111anc1er1 11 vencov-a.twdaf, Mar 11
NY lal1nd«1 11 VIMCOUYlt T..edt7,ltlafll V~ et NY ltlllldll'S (II ,,_.,-,) Thundlf, ..., 20
NY lslln<I¥• It VancO<Nll< (If,_....,.,.,
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Vanc:ou•er •• NY ls11ndert (II -Mty)
Weekend
television
schedule
Tl'!Ll'!VlllON lb tU a m t Ill IAlll'!IALL -~
•• MC>n1rt1I 10 I)• m 141 IAll!:IALL -San
~··••ltlero •I N'"" Vork Mn 11 1 m (~) WCT T'l'!NNtl.
I p M ( 4) (}()tJi' Third round play ln
1lw tlouoilOO O!x>n 2 pm \71 !IUOAft llAV l.f'.oNA.aO'I
OCILPP.N OLOVl!:8 Penn1ytvanla Vt.
Wuhlnc111n, f) C In • ..Wt ol boulll \llpod In
Wiidwood. N J Also A prollle of former
l'M'i!IV)'W.Clhl d\Mlpoon Joe Louill 2 lJO pm t•I -SPOftTI .U:IELD.
3 fl m l71 Tl!:NN .. -Tlw lom\Ulnela
ul tM Wl'r ToumamMI ol Chemplona
3 30 11 m (2) -Ca8 IPORTI ~AT1.11l0AY
Art Fflaa (24 I J daland1 hie WBA lllhl·
w.,11ht l11lto ac.ain11 Ray "Boom Boom" M.vidnl
I ?2 II '" • a t...odu i..d I). round bou 1 i.ap>d -.
i....v~
) pm (71 WIOI!: WORLD OP' SPOtlTI
NatlONtl <-""1np1onah1p ""'1Dr'cy('w raanc.
11111<-d al S.n J°"" A1ao Ttw U S vs tho! USSR tn a wrt-.ll!n& rntt'I u.pod •I Toledo. Otuo
RADIO a......... Dodatrn at .Montreal, 10 l~
• m . KA£1(.' 17llOI Ral\Jrnutt el .1'.npls. 7 pm,
KMl"l.• (7101
TEL£VIIllON
IU • m 12J NBA PLA YOPFS
HI 10 a'" I 11) BAllEBALL -Dodaen
;-• Montffal
It JU• m (4) GOU' Pinal round play
1n th<' HOUIWI ()wn ftOfTI Woodlenda, THAI
NWfl 171 TENNIS The frnel of I.ha
W<.'T Tuurn•mtrnt of Champions, Laped al
f"u1 ... 1 llllla. N Y
12 .ti> I'm (2> NBA PLAYOFFS -
l 3U p 111 t4> WESTERN OUTDOOR·
SMAN UOMnl! <liddlo wontw ID bell ll'OUt.
'l pm 141 OUTDOOR LIFE -Corrwo-
doan Phtl ltarrb hunt& pM.,..nt In Sou1hem
Id.tho
23(/pm (71 AMERJCANSPORTSMAN
Cl...,yl Ladd partinpatl'tl In • mounwn-tion
1«g,gin11 rx,_..d11Jon In RlrlC!, Colo Alao Richard
('rt>nne ptn• hoel Curt Gowdy lor a luh1n1
rnun1on 10 kt'land 10 '"arch lor Aflanlic
i...lmon •nd Berb&ra Ht."nhPy travels to f'lon.
d.t 1 Cryllal Ktvtt tn 6CM<"h of tM manelft J 30 pm 171 WIDE WORLD OF
PORTS A "'P""I ohuw1ng of the Iron Man
""Ofld t'Tlduran1:t' •~thlon rrom tt.wau Abo
Thor pteltm•~ of Ow world 111n1....,r boiung
champwmhrpo i.;ip«1 tn Mururh.
~ pm 141 SPORTSWORLO -Paul
Vrwo d.>l..ndo. lllJ t'KA tupl'r Ughtw•t IJtlor ag~tn\I Ku h•rd Jackaon tn a acheduled
12 round btru I \Jo Ql"d at Atlanta Alao The IOp
fut'I wmp< 1111nn at thr NH RA world finals' >
uoped ~l Ol'IK rn the Ill.II
RADIO a.. ... t>eu Dodgrr1 at Mon1tul. 10 15'
• m . KABC 1790). S.llmwitt at Angela. I pm
KMK' 11tu1
S..kftbooll San Anlut'OO at Laken. 12 :10
pm Kl.AC 1~711)
Knee injury
puts Moffet
on sidelines
Newport Harbor ffigh goes for
the Sea Vie w League s wim
championship Saturday rooming
at Irvine High, but the Sailors
will be doing it without two-time
breaststroke champion John
Moffet, at least in the individual
medley and breaststroke.
The 1984 Olympics hopeful
missed Thuraday's prelims be-
cause of a knee injury suffered in
a football game on the.beach
Saturday and is listed only as
tentative as a participant in Sat·
urday's finals on the Sailors' re-
lay teams.
Missing the league finals in the
individual medley and breast-
stroke does not jeopardize Mof-
f et's chances In the CIF 4-A
prellms at F.ast Los Angeles Col-
lege next week. however , as he
has qualified by time standards
earlier.
The Sailors, unbeaten through
the dual meet season, are in a
championship duel Saturday
with El Toro on the men's side,
while El Toro, Irvine and Corona
del Mar are battling for the wo-
men's division.
Saturday's finals begins at 10
a.m.
Volleyball
playoffs begin
Th'e first round of the CIF
volleyball playoffs geta under
way tonight -with Sunaet
League champion Marina at
home to South Torrance.
It begins at 7 and la the only
game Involving an Orange Coast
area t.eam with a home match.
Three oth ers -Corona del
Mar, Fountain Valley and Mater
Del -are on the road, and three
others -Laguna Beach, Estancia
and Costa Meaa, are idle with
first round byes.
Corona del Mar, the No. 3 teem
in the Sea View League, travela
to Loe Altos, Fountain Valley,
No. 3 In the Sunaet, la at the
South CoMt Leque'• No. 2 out-
fi"' Diana Hills. and Mater Dri ii
at North Torrance. ~
The .xmd round la ICheduJed
Tue9da)' ni8bt.
ABC picks crew
NEW YORK (AP) -Keith
Jack.son, Al M)chaela, Howard
COMll, Don Dtytdale and Bob
Uaer wW announce the a1ioli
on ABC-TV't netwock telec:Mta
of major lea1ue baMball tbla
ye9f, a Mtwark apok ....... IMd
Ttunday. •
Ja.cuon and Mlobaelt will
handle the play·by-pla,J, wllile
f otmer playera Dryadale and u.s.r WW prowicM oolalr _.
menlal'J for the two re.-.i
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-Rey~~lf• Eavlroa;;;tai ~rJap of Newport
S..Ch announced the appointment of lUck Hame u
.xecuUve land8cape atthiiect.1and Rob Osbon u
construction adminiatrator. Hwne will lead a project
team muter-planning two hote1Jre90rt complexes
ln New Mexico ancf a recreational complex in
Southern California.
Y. T Da, formerly a eenlor audit manaRer for
Price Waterhoute, jolned lJltra1y1tem1, lac., Ir-
vine, u corporate controller.
James W. McVlcker of Newport jolned the
investment division of the Newport Beach office of
Grabb 6 Elli• Commercial Brokera1e Gro1p. He
was with Marcus & Mlllichap in Newport Beach.
Five CP ~ have been promoted to auperviaor
at the Newport Beach office of Enst & Wllluey, a
Big Eight public accounting finn.
New superviaon ln the audit department are
Truddoad
Plcmt Sale
Huntington Center
doily thru Sot.
lge. 6" pots 2'!
rwport llusic
<!Iansuuatorv
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According to C•lltornl• BualnHI
nd ProfeHlon1 Code (S.C. 17900 to
7930) •II peraona doing bualneu
under • flctltlou1 n•me mutt tlle •
1t•tement with th• County Clerk •nd
h•v• It publl1hed tour time• In •
new•p•per -..rvlng the •re• In which
the bulJneH 11 loc•ted.
The 1t•tement 11 required by l•w
and 11 nece11•ry In protecting your
bu1lne11 name. Moat btlnka ·require
proof of flllng to open commercial
accounts.
The DAILY PILOT provides both
tlllng •nd publlc•tlon 1ervlcea. We
h•v• •II the nec•H•ry forms and
m•lnt•ln • dlilly service to the Orange
County Courthouae. Either atop by one
of our convenient office• or phone the
LEGAL DEPARTMENT M2~21 , Ext.
332 tor more Information •nd forms.
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Mlcht l Giiimore and Joaat~u BUI of La1una
Belch. Ure1ory Moa&apa of Irvine and Gale Tador
are new aupervilon tn the tax department.
MJcu el P. Ra11ell hu transferred from the
Phoenix of&e of Prabb ft EW. CommerctaJ Bro-
kera1e Grot1p to the Newport Beach office u office
marketing tpeelallst.
Gary Dack hu joined the Newport Beach of-
fice of E rmt ft Wkl.uey, public aooountlng firm, aa
advanced staff member.
The Subona Compuy of Newport Beach ex-
panded ltl client roster by three.
Joining the agency are National Bank of Cali-
fornia, IOOD to open ln Be= Hilla; Landmark Bank. with new corporate · uarten ln La Ha-
bra and a new branch ln Anahelm, and Turalee
on-the-hill, a residential houalng development ln
Yorba Linda.
Point 4
signs pact
Polnt 4 Data Corpora-
Uon of Irvine announced
lt signed a $4 mllllon
OEM a,areement wlth
North American Compu-
ten (NAC) of Lubbock,
Texas.
Tenna of the contract
call for NAC to become a
Point 4 master dealer
and to move approxima-
tely 400 computer
systems through !ta dea-
ler network.
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There's no more romantic way to begin this Sun-
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Chinese fern , generously lacquered, a holder for
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Stocks, CPI linked
Market rises with low inflation
2Sth YNI~
~ Annlvt!rSDr)' ~ .r. in the 1111 r bor i\ rt'll
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8TAHMINT Of AaANOONMIMT 44 I OW~~ 11•4 ~ATIMl"J,~3~NT ~T·A~=:· o, ua1 Of ,......
'ICTITIOOI IWllNEH NA• ......,,_. II, C~ ACTTTIOUS ., ... ,, NAMI Thi tollowlng per1on 11 ao1ng
The followlng peraon Ilea 1b1n· bullnMI u
don1d the UH of 1111 llclllloua J I( CONSULTANTS. 2012
T ll e I 0 II 0 w Ing p." 0 n I h. v. ~;;;;;;;;:;::';);' ;;:· 7:7::4:0====:i abandoned Ille uM ol Ill• llcllllou• t:
butlneu name: IJ4llllMIU name: Flamingo Orlve, Colle MeH. Cell-
PACIFIC REAL EST ATE, 17 11 lorn11 0211211
W.teiltt Df"'9. Newport Beach, CA Jec;ob Kooby Aklva, 2012 Fle-
9264!0. mlngo Dflve. Co111 Mon, Calllornla
The Flotltloul ButlnHI Name r• 9211211.
ttrred to abovt wu filed In Orange This bulllness la condUC1ed oy an
COunty on April 3, 1973 1ndlVIOual
DAVID P LEVINE, 408 Avo-Jac;ob Kooby Al\lv1
udo Avenue. Coron• aet Mar. CA Tn11 1111emen1 wu llled wtlh the
9a625 County Cl«k of Orange County on
Tl\19 bullnNI WU conducted by Aprll 14. 1982
an lndlvldueJ. F11n20
David Levine _ Publlahea Orange Co111 Dally
Thi• 11a1emen1 WU lllec! wtlh lhll Plfol, April 111. 23, 30, May 7, 1982
COunty Clenl of Orange County on 11179-82,
APflf 14, 1982
F24314
Published Orange Coul Dally Plfol
April 111. 23. 30. May 7, 1982 11183-82
Ptlll.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8UllMEH
NAMl ITATEMEN'T
The following peraona are aolng
-------------l1>v11ness aa PIJBllC NOTICE BALBOA COIN G ALLERIES. 4100 Bncn Street. Newport Beach,
ZUMA CONSTRUCTORS. S515
River Avenue . 11322. Newport
Beech, CA 92663
Tile FlcuttOUI Bu1tneH Name ,...
!erred 10 above wH flied In Orange
Covnly on June 13, 1977 HARRY M KNOTTS, 5515 RI·
ver Avenue, 1t3n , Newport Beaclll,
CA 92663 LILY KNOTTS, 5515 Rivet
Avenue. r322 Newpon B11cll, CA
92663
Th•S business w11 conOucled by •
genefal par1M11h1p
Hllf)' M Knoll•
Liiy Knoll• Tn1~ s1&1emen1 was hie<! wtlh 1he
County Clil<k ol Orange County Of\
Al)rtl 19, 1982
FT74'03
Pubhahea Orenoe Coest Dally
Ptlot Aprtl 23. 30 May 7 14. 19112
1748-112 FICTfTIOUI BUllNH8
NAM!'. I TATEMl!NT' CA 92860 l-~~~~~~~~~~-
Tile following person• are ao1no
txnlneu as
TAMANAHA ELECTRIC CO ,
20912 Glen Cairn Lane Hun11ng1on
Beech. CA 92646
WAYNE TAMANAHA, 20912 Glell
Celrn. Huntington Beacn, CA 92646
TATSUO TAMANAHA 2206 W
180 Place Touanoe. CA 90504
Tl\11 bustness is conducted by • II·
ml1ea p1r1neran1p
Wayne Tamanaha
Thia 11a1emen1 was lllea w1111 Ille
County Clerk of Orange Counly on
Aprll 20. 1982
f1tn1•
Publlehed 011ng1 Cou1 Dally
Piiot, Aprll 23. 30. May 7, t4, 1982
1779·82
Eull90 Investments. LIO • Inc • PIJBllC NOTICE 1 C111torn11 corporallon, 92001-------------
We11m1naler Avenue, Untl "53.
We11m1na1er. CA 92883
Thts bUSlneu Is conducted by a
corporalfon
Exsllgo lnveslmenll, Lid
Or Hlrscn
Preslelenl
Tll11 stalernonl was !tied with Ille
County Cle!k of Orange County on
April 1•. 1982 ,..,.,,.
Publ1snea Orange Coast Oany Pttot
Apttl 18, 23. 30. May 7 1982
1721·82
N8t2732
SUPERIOR COURT
OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANG£
700 Clv~ Center Orin Weit
8anla Ana, CA '2101
PLAINTIFF B SHARON CLEVE·
LANO As Personal Representative
of lhe Es1a1e of DIANE A llALOEZ,
DEFENDANT LEONARD RO·
BEAT BLAUVELT and OOES 1
1n1ough SO. lnclu&1ve,
SUMMONS CaM No. 338220 P\8.IC NOTICE NOTICEI You haw• been aued.
-------------1 The coul1 may decide 19aln•I you NS·t2S71 without your being hHrd unleu
Delight
Momw· • un1queg ~welrf.
Daule her with a Krugerrand
gold pendant. An atford
ab!e gift that's simply
stunning. And nothing
short of sheer elegance
G111e her the Krugerrand
gold pendant In all the
world, there's nothing quite
like 1t. But then, there's no
one in the world quite like
your mom
NEW YORK (AP) Time was,
not 10 many years ago. w hen
•tockbrokera liked lo tout their
waru aa effective "Inflation
hed es." T~e aame tide that carried
prices of consumer products up-
ward, they argued, would alao
eventually Uh the dollar value of
corporate earnings, dividends -
and stock prices.
So a long-term investor in the
stock market cowd hope to pre-
aerve the purchaaing power of
his money even while the cur-
rency diminished in worth most
of the time.
Th e n , in the early and
mid-19708, along came an era in
which the price of almost every·
thing but stocks rose faster and
faster Inflation came to be seen
as the market's nemesis, and in-
vestors who relied on stocks as a
hedge found themselves getting
tnmmed.
Today, inflation is receding
again. as evidenced by the
three-tenths of a percent drop
reported for the consumer price
index in March . But the stock
market seems to haVl' found
·scant cause for celebration in that
news either.
ln all of this, it IS pretty hard
to find anything even faintly
resembling a pattern. And one
might be tempted to write off as
pointless any attempt lo find a
relationship between the infla-
tion rate and the course o f the
stock market.
But analysts at Standard &
Poor's Corp.'s "The Outlook"
recently made the effort anyway.
And the weekly investment ad-visory service concluded that the
re<:ord pf the last 46 years sug-
INVISTllNTS
geats that there is some correla-
tion after all.
Stocks, the firm found, tended
to do well when inflation was at
Its lowest, and not ao well when
the cost of living rose most rap-
idly.
The 10 individual years in
which inflation was most viru-
lent rangl'<i chronologically from
1941, when consumer prices
climbed 8 .9 percent, to 1981 .
when they rose by precisely the
same amount.
ln between, there were even
worse years, like 1,g45 (CPI up
18.2 percent in the aftermath of
World War U, and 1980 (CPI up
12.4 per<.'E!nl).
Standard & Poor's composite
index of 500 stocks managed
gains m a few of those years. In
1980, for example, 1t soared 25 8
percent. But on average, the
market was down 3.5 percent for
the 10 years-of greatest inflation.
By contrast, the market rose in
most of the years an which in-
flation was l east. Its best
showing in all the 46 years of the
study was a 45 pe rcent rise an
1954, when the CPI dropped 0.5
percent
For the 10 years of lowest m-
flation, the S&P market index
averaged a gain of 14.2 percent.
The s tudy also found that
bonds lived up to thelJ' reputation
of being especially sen sitive to
inflation tre nds. Bond prices,
which move in the opposite di-
rection from interest rates, fell in
all of the 10 worst mflaoon years.
and rose In eight of the 10 best
anllat1on years.
As S&P acknowledged, the
pattern hasn't been holdtns la-
tely for 1lOC'ka.
"The past three years may not
have been a particularly good
test period," the firm said
"The stock marke t's strong
gains d1.4ring 1979 and 1980,
wruJe inflation was exceptionally
high, reflected to a large degree
the strength of the important
oil group, which benefited from
surging crude oil prices.
"The market's setback in 1981 ,
despite :I slowing of inflation,
again was influenced s1gn1ficant-
ly by the oils "
Spedal drcumstances like the
energy crisis, which e<:onomtstb
like to call "exogenous factors,"
have a way of interCering regu-
larly with most efforts to f ind
order an anything as unpred1cta
ble as the securities markets.
Still, Standard & Poor's says.
'"the long-term relationship ii.
encouraging. If inflation can be
ke pt under control, stock prices
may we ll extend their r ecent
gruns."
Continued drop
in oil use seen
RENO (BW) -Contmued de-
clines an onvere1ill energy con -
sumption in lhe Uruted States, a
decreased demand for crude oil, a
decline in foreign imports and no
shortages of petroleum products
for the remainder _ of 1982 were
among the predictions of the In-
dependent Petroleum Association
of Amenca's supply and demand
corrurut~ released Thursday.
P\8.IC NOTICE
STATEMENT OF A•AHOONMEHT you rupond within 30 daye. Read
OF US£ Of FICTITIOUS the lnfOfmallon batow.
IUSINE81 NAM£ II you wlSh 10 seek 11')9 adv~ OI
Tile tollow1ng persona have an allorney •n lnts rT1a11e1 you
abllldoned Ille use or the flcli1tovs ~houla ao so promptly so mat yO<Jr
bu11neu name BREA CANYON wr111eo re~ponse 11 an)(. may be ft.
MOBILE ESTATES al 1621 E 17111 te4 on l•me
KRVGER8ANPGQlDC~ ~world'• bft1 woy lo oW: I
IEWPORT
COii UCUlllE
OVER THE COUNTER .NASO LISTINGS
FICTITIOUI 8UllNH8
NA• STATEMENT
Tile following pe1sons ere
dotng businesa as
Street Santi Ana CA 9270 I AVISOt U•led he efdo daman·
4 533 MacAttlluf Blvd. I at Bi!t11)
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 545-6931
CAFE CONTINENT AL ANO
ICE CREAM. 4250 Barranca Park· ..-y, •R. lrvlne, CA 92714
lllRENORA KUMAR. 23700
Llltle Ouall Avenue. OllmOf1d Bar,
CA 9176S
SUOESH KUMAR 23700
Liiiie Quall Avenue. Oiemona Ber.
CA 91785
The 11c1111oos business name re· dedo. £1 lrfbunal puede dacldlr
terrea 10 1t>ove wu filed "'County co.-lre Ud. aln audlen<:la • mef\09
on June 21 1978 que Ud. reeponda denlro de JO
1 Mobile F1n1nc1al, Inc 1621 E dlH. Laa I• lnfotmaclon qua •lgua.
17th Street S11n1a Ana CA 92701 J::.============:J fh•s buStness was conaUC1ed by 1 S• Ustea aeaea so11c111r el eon
Ltm11ea Partnership !letO de un abog11do en es1e asun10.
R1cha1a Simonian Clebe11a h1Cer10 1nme<11a1amen1e. ae
V>ee P1es•de01 es1a manera su respuesll esc;flla Thi• bOtlness is conducted by an tndMdual H•uaoand & w11e1
Virendre Kumar
This s1atement was htea w1lh the )• hay a19una pUe<le ~r reg1s1raa11
County Clerk 01 01ange County on l ttempo Aprtl 19. 1982 I TO THE DEFENDANT A clvtl T1111 1tatemen1 was ltleo w11n
the Counly Cler1! of Or a,,ge Coonty on Aprll 29, 1982
f-ote022 'omplatnl has been !tied by I lle
Publ•lheel Orange Coast 011ly P1101. p1a1n1111 90atn9I you II vou W1Sh to
F19MOO Aprtl 26 May 3 10 17 1982 delend 11145 f1wsut1 you musl. wl1hln
PuDlished Orange !Coast Dally 1839-82 30 Clays aller lhls summons ts 1t1r
PllOI, April 30 May 1 \4· 21. 1982 ....... .,.. ltltl'\TlCE veo on you hie wllh lhtS cou'1 a
1957·82 t----'"-UUU\<--""------wrtlll'n retponS4! 10 the compla1n1
------------FICTlllOUI ... 8 • .-a Unless you ao w your del•ull wtll PIJBllC NOTICE N.U. ITA~ be entered on app11ca1ton or the
FICTITIOUS 8USIN£8S
NAME STATEMENT
The loftowlno per.on• .,. doing pla111111f ancl th•s court mey enter 11 bullness u 1uelgment against you IOr lhll r~•et
(Al SPORTS HOMES, (B l Oemanded in IM compla1n1. NhlC'1
SPRIG HOMES . (C) STELLA could result 1n garnishment of
OMES (0 ) TEAL HOMES (El wages 1a~1ng 01 money or pro~rly Tile lollow1ng person is clo•ng
1>us1neu as
JOJOBA RESEARCH PART-
NERS, t30 I Oova Street, Sulll 260,
Newporl Beactl. Celttornte 92660
ROBERT E COLE 6811 Bar
Harbor Drive. Hunt1ng1on Beech,
Cel1lorn•a 92648
H · or 01ner rellet requested 1n lhe TORUS HOMES. AF) WIDGEON comolainl
HOMES, (0) WISl'E IA HOME~, (H) Dated July 17, 1980
TlllS bUSU\99S II eonauc1ec Dy 3
11m•led pannerahlp
Robert E COie
This statemen1 was lllea w11t1 the
Coonly Clerk of Orange Coun1y on
April 28 1982
F111774
Publlahea Orange Coast Dally
Piiot. April 30 May 7 14 21. 1982
1891-82
MLIC NOT1C£
ZEPHYR HOMES. 11711 SE Main l ee A B<ancll Clerk
Street. lrvtne. California 92714 By Joye" A Not\avec Phlllp H McNlrnM. 18195 Mc· Deputy
Oermoll, "I, Irvine. Caftlornla MAGANA, CATHART, McCARTHY 92714
Dale Slmbro 1430 Sentenetle a P1£RAY
Terraoe. Cofone Oe4 M11r. Callfornla 110l A•entte of I,... St••
92112S lull• 110
Tn1s business 11 condlJCled by a Lo• Angalff, CA to0e7 (2 t 3 I SS3-4l30 Omlled parlnellNP Publtslle<I OraNWI Coast Dal~ PllOI Dale Simbro .. ,,~ Thia Slatamen1 WU flied ~Ill Ille Aptll 23. 30, May 7. 14. f9S •
Coonty Cl«k ol Orange County on 184 1·82
Apfll 14, 19112
F1m11
Publlaheel Oreng.a eo .. 1 Delly Pilot, -----C-"'--17719------
Aprtl 18. 23. 30, May 7, l9112 IT 11 INTINDEO THAT THI
-----------1122-e2 SALE WILL 81 CONOucno ON
FICTITIOUI BUSINESS
NAMEITATEMEHT
The to11ow1ng person• are rt0tno
bullnees u
CONT RAC TORS BOOKKEE·
PING & AOMINISTRA JIVE SER·
VICES. 823 Wnl 16th Street New-
p0<1 BMc:h. Callforn11 92663
ANNE T THORNBURG, 670
Noble S11ee1, Orange, Callfornla
926119
CHRISTINE L NEBLETT,'319
Slreemwooa. frvlne. Ca11torn1a
92714
fhll bu11nesa IS condUCle<I by • o-at par1neral't•P
Anne T ThOfnburg
Thie 1111emen1 w11 llfed with the
Counly Clwl\ of Ofenge County on
Aptll 28, 1982
F1192'71
Publf•h•d Orange Coaal Dally
PMol. Apfll 30. May 7, 14, 21. 1982
1892-82
MLIC NOTICE
FICTrTIOUS 8UllNH8
NAME ITATI:M£NT
Tile following 01rson ts aoino
OUalneta as
COUNTRY CUSTOM S, 8211
rowne S1ree1, Cos11 Mesa. Cafltor-
nla 921127
MARION ENOOM MCELROY,
829 Towne Street Cot1• Maaa,
Calflornla 921127
Thlt bOtlnetl II conduc1ed by an
tn6lvldual.
Mitton E MCEiroy
Thll llllamonl WU llled wllh Ille
County Clot1I of Ofange County on
Apfll ~8. 1982
POOi.iC NOTICE
FICTTTIOU8 8UBINIH
NAME STATIMEM'T
The following ~eona are doing
bullneSS II SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Ol·
RECTION BOARDS, 2901 Sou1h
Pullman SI • Santi Ana.. CA 927015
CARYN LEE WILEY, 21502
Syc1more Lane. Colla MeH. CA
921127
MAYNARD "SKIP" JOHNSON,
7712 Pueo del Rey, Pleye def Rey,
CA 90291
ThlS bullnest 11 conducted by 11
Ill pennerslllp,
Caryn Lee Wiiey
Tllill atatemenl wU tlfod wtth Ille
County C1«11 of Oranoe County on
HHALf OF THI TfllUSTll av:
CALtFOlllNIA 'OSTINO ANO 'U·
SU....O COWANY, 1tll8 NOftTM
LAKE AVE., IUITI 201, ,A SA
D«NA, CALIFORNIA t004, TILE· f'tfOM NO. 211411 ......
Nutnbef f082 TNetOf ....... OIOftQIE a -.
Kl.LL
NOTICI Of TIIUSTU'8 BALI
NOTICE 11 '-abY gfV9n tllal Flrel
Ch1r11r Flnancl•I Corporelton, •
Corp0re1ton. 11 TruatM undat the
Deed ol Trull recorded aa lnatru-
rnef'll Nombe< 23991 on October 10.
1977 In 8ooll 12421, Page 1722 of
Ottlcl•I Record• In the County Rec·
or<I« of Ofange COUn1y. Cafffornla,
01 which Oeaa or Tru1t American
Salllnge end loen Aaaodallon la the
BaneflcJery. by reuon of dehtuft In
'11711M Ille p1ymen1 or performance of
Pubbhed Ofenga eou1 Delly Piiot, oollgatlona secured tllefaby, 1na
Aprll 18, 23, 30. May T. 11182 Notice of Default ancs Bena1lcler('1
APfll 14, t982.
1701•82 election 10 ceuee 10 be 1010 Ille
---------......;--'--~• properly below dHetlbea having l'tEllC NOTICE !>Mn recorded u prOVt<led by lew,
ena more than thr .. mon111e h•vtno
Orenoa Covnty MunlclJNll Coun alapMd 11nce IYCl'I 1ec:ordallon, wlfl
Harb« Judtclal Dletr1ct on Friday, Mey 21. 1982 al II HI
4I01 ~ 8ouleotard A M •• the front entrence 10 the old
NewpOft 8Mc:h, CA taaao Orange County Coun~. localed
PLAIN'rlFF RONALD SHERMAN. on Santa Ana Blvd., betwaen Syca-
OEFEN OANT· WENDELL ARM· more St 8tld Br'*"-ey, Santa Ana.
STRONG. DOES I ttvOIJgll v. lndv-Cellloml&, ..... publlc IUC1fon 10
alve, DOES VI and VII. lndlllldulllly Ille hlgllelt blOdef for caen. peyable
•nd db• BLACK COMPANY, I oo-•I the time of Hie In lawflll money of
p1r1nerehlp, WHITE COMPANY. a the Unlltd Stal .. , wllhOut ~anl
corporation or warranty, exl)f .. Md Of lmpli.ct.
lutlllllOMI 11 lo 1111•, poH•Hlon or encum· c-No. .... brll/lOM, all rlgttl, title and lnt.,•t
NOTICll You 11 ... Heft ...... oonYe)'td 10 and now held by 11 Uri•
TM -' _, 4ecNe .,.tMt yw dtr MIO OMCI of TMI Ill end lo tM
without ,_ Mf"I Mtwd •ft.... pr~rt)' ln Ille county of Oreno-. yov rMpOfld wftMft IO cMf9, lllNd State of Calllor1111. dHcrlb•d H
IM IMonMtloft ....... lollowl
fl yc>u wliat't to ... Ille advloe Of Lot 23 Of Tr11Gt no. tote. u I*
an attorney In lhla m a11er, you mep r.ootOtd In 800ll H . Pe,ge 21,
-----------lhould do IO promptly IO lllal yow Of Mleo.ti.n.ou1 MaC)t, In IM ofllOI ptRJC NOTIC( written reeoo<tM. If any, ~ tJ9 fl. of tl'la County Aec:order of "Id
,1Mf72
Publl1had Orange Coaa1 011~
Piiot. April 30, Mey 7. 14. 21, t98
1989-82
------------•led on llmo. county, tor tn. P'l"POM Of .. ~ ~COURT AVISOI UatM II• elcM ...._. fl" ~IN~ MGWod by Mid
"" CMIOMIA dodo. It trlltun.i,u.-doeNtr OMd of Truet tncludtno th• fMe, COUNTY°'~ 80ll!4J• "'-• ... -..-. • ..... c111rou and up1n1u of Ill• ,_ CMe Cln'8r........ ~ue Ud. fM~4• ._.,. .. M Trutl•.
...... AM, C•1 ,_ tl7'0't .... &.. lo .... II a1trft....... TN 1v.ot IOdrtM Of ottl9r OOM-
Mtfl• Of tM AdoPtOn Petition of mon dHIOn•llOn of tl'I• lbOY•· Wiimer Oen• J•nactk, Adopting SI U•ted cs-aollc:lt1t et oon-d911Grlbod pt09ofty 11 1923 'vhf·
P"'11nt Mto d9 un ebOQJtdo Of\ •• --*>. ton A\tl9ftUI, Coeta M9ea, Calll«Mi A...,_ CffATIOM (fl'ROeATI) cs.Mrla llllOetfo lmmecSl•t""*"l•, 92927
C... .... AO.... dt ut1 "'•ntra, 1u r tepuHta Tiii total amount of th• unp1IC1
THE PEOPL! OF THE ST ATE OF tlc:flta, 11 hly •!Quna, PWCI• Mf 01ianOe of tho ~tlon MCUf.0 ~
CALIFOANtA, ,. _:lltnld9 I tlompo. Mid Deed 01 Tt\ltt and r...ontbl)'
To: JOHN CARTl!A BEAL \. TO THE OfF6HOANT: A clYll H llmal9<1 COJll, liq>er!M and Id·
You w• '*">' CON anO rtqvl• comptalnt llH 1>•911 filed by01a vencff 11 the tlm• of tl'I• 1n11t111 roa 10 ~ at a r-lnCI In thle p611ntlff IQtJIM1 )'OU. n ¥0" WIWI to publlettlon of tho Notice of a. la
00\#1 on June 21, UMl2 at f ·'f • m. ~ tllll lllwtull, )'CKI lftUllll, wlf*' '60 ....... .
In O.pt. t . 1ocaled 11 700 Civic • _,.. llfter "*""""*"la... Currently 011«1 CMfller• dledl• c.ntw DrM WMl, 8t1M1 Ana! C. vod on yov, n .. w1111 11111 oourt a Of canlf!M Clfledl• .. ti. llC08Clt•
ltOfftla '2701, lfld to OIW .,,, i.oat Wfttt9ft ~ 10 CM ooinpWnt.' *lo !tie TNMM P'~ hy.,.
r...on wtly, eccorOlna 10 t1lt ~ ~ yOU 4tO eo, ~ ~ .. df•wn In t•vor Of Flf•I CMrl« f l-
flltd ,,..itkln Med""" Ht ooun "* be 9fllerod on 1pe1tic.11on of tho nanei.1 Corporalloll Ind utllflO·
adoption P•tltlon 1hovld not b• l*lfl*'· encl tllll oourt tNtt en-. • IOfY IO•ntlftOltloll II ~
grlflted. ~ ..... '°" tor -,... 0...0 AcWt 16. '*
POOi.iC NOTICE
N9t2MI
STATEMENT OF WITHDRAWAL
FROM PARTNERSHIP
OPERATING UNOER
FICTlTlOUI 8USIN£88 NAME
Tne following parson llH wllh
drawn as• general panner from Ille
partnership opera11no under Ille
1tc1111ou• business neme ot ALLS·
TATE REAL TORS. MILLER·MOORE
ASSOCIA TES al 8915 All1n1lc
A"911ue Hun11ngton Beach Caltloi
nll 92846
The ltc1111oos bustness name s1e-
1emen1 IOI Ille partner,h•P was filed
on December 3 198 t 1n the Coun1y
of Orange
Full Name ana Addren of Ill•
Per.on Wtllldraw•ng
JAMES M OORE 711S2 Antle
Lane Hunllllg10n Beech. Caflloinie
926~7
Jemes Moore
f1Tm7
Publ•llleel Orang" Coast Dally Ptfol ,
April 211. May 3. 10. 17 1982
18"0-82
P\8.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IWStNEH
NAM€1TATRMINT
Tf1e following peraons are doing
b011lne11 u
VISA INSURANCE AGENCY,
1600 Dove. Newpoll Beach, Cell·
lornle 92660
SIMS ROMANO ENTERPRISES
INC • a C1lllorn1a corpo.euon 1600
Dove, Newpor1 Beach, Calllornl•
92660
Thtt bulllneN II conclucled by •
corpor 11 IOll
Sima Romano Entaf·
priMll
David II Simi, Pr•
Thia 11a1amen1 wH filed wtlll Ille
County Clertl ol O••f\OI! County on
April 28. 1g92 Ft9927'
Pubhelled Orange Coul Delly
PilOt. Aprlf 30, May 7, 14. 21, 1982
1988-42
P\alC NOTICE
NOTICI OF "'auc SM.I On May t4. 1982, II t 30 o m at
the Rania! Oltlc•. 88113 ParkvleW une. lt"Vlne, Caftlornla, tlle fotloW\ng
doterlbed pereonel pro~ wlft be
aold II publlc IUCtlon wlll\OUI r-
e<"WI (1) FUtnllu,.., Including 1 Zen1111
21·· COior TV. 1 Trueton• 13" TV, 1
lamp, 1 night 111nd I queen I ll• manr .... tx>Q9ring & tteadtx>11d. 2
t1N ~· 01 d1•-• ( 1 wtlh mirror), t VICUUf'l'I eleln«. 1 Hi"" mlrrOf, I
Iron & Ironing board, 1 radio, I IY·
pewrtter, 1 Aevete cam•••. 2 end
tablH, , cf\11r. 1 cou .. t1bl•. 2
00\IChM, 1 OIOthle hamper.
(2) Kitchen 1tam1. lnoludlnQ>
utan1ll1, 111varwara, poll & pane,
touter, 2 Ice 1r1y1. 1 etralntr. t
muffin tray, cupt . bowie, glHlff,
pta1u. 1 butler dl1ll. I oh••H
Of8ter, 1 can opener, t pr Hll &
p•pper •hakara, mop. epongH,
c!Mnlnglleme.
(3) M•n't CtOllllng. Including
drell aNtl•. T-e111t11. dr-lllaoka, 1110t1•, eocka. aporl Jacket•, ~II.
ti... raJnooa 1, enoee. c:toii. ce111W. , .. CllP• & cult llnke, 1 ... 11.,1. 2
~., untn. lllcludtng 2 plbowl. t ~t. lowotl. "'"''· plll·)WC-
(1) Ml~ lllfl'll. tnotu-diricr't>eokoenwnon .... INClf, p1en1 i oTo\hM l11ngw1. VMrbOOkl, tO• M1Y bMI», puatea, OMdl. ptctur• tt•M•. Ol'IHI .. t. auacl'I• CIM.
brl.tCIM, •word, plequ", )(lftaa deoOfW110n•. boOll•, offlOI ~ train eet, c1u111e bag, wl\cue, b•·
tl'lfoom "9me• OWcMft l'looo, et..,._ ""· Thill .... It ll'llde Ill IOCOldanoo
wt111 OllllOfnla CMi COd9 leottone
1N1 Ind , ... , t>y 1M llftdlu--lllldlord, to dl•toM or P9f•en•I
prOp«ty WI bV Thomll COlllOM1 .. PIMltoM, Uf)Ofl ~!tier..
propony Of lfle tend!Ofd MCI a""
notice 10 lll6CI ~ OATtD=IO IN2 . ..._~ fltHll A'Mf·
Oet-.~2.= .... Idle! Iii .. wcu.-1, 1llNdl l'lMTOHM'TP
Loo A. • Clll1I could rHun In o•r"l•llm•n• or 'otANCtAL. co•"O"A-IY ... _, Otede --.. llklN Of IMflt¥ or propetty TIOH.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982 s C7
Meet focuses ..
on development
8Ulineal and lnduatry spokesmen from act"Ol8 the
United Stat.es and aeveral foreign COW'ltriet will be on
hand In Newport Beach next week to explore devel-
opments In lndwitrial expansion. The oocaaion ~be
the spring profeaional aemlnar of the Industrial De-
velopment Research Council.
Atlanta based IDRC ia a non-profit proftwional
association.
Seminar sessions. including a preeentatlon by ~
Angeles Mayor and gubernatorial candidate Thomas
Bradley, are acheduled Monday through Wedne9day
at the Newport Beach Marrion Hotel.
Housing m eeting set
Affordable housing and densities will be diacWl8ed
May 17 at a meettng of the Home Builders Council at
the Airporter Inn, lrvine.
Speakers wiU be Gary R. Collins and Steven W.
Wraight. partners in the flnn of Collins & Wraight.
The dinner meeting begins at 6 p.m . For infor-
mation, call 213-625-5771.
Mortgage rates decline
WASHINGTON (AP) -T h e average interest
rate charged Americans for new mortgages fell
slightly in April t.o 17.41 percent, the second time this
year that those rates have dropped a bit, the govern-
ment reports.
The number of lenders making loans rose last
month for the fifth str&Jght month, the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board said
The new average effec.1.ive commitment rate on
Jong-term, fixed-rate mortgages declined 0.1 percen-
tage pQint from Mareh's 17.51 percent, the report said.
The rate was 15.53 percent in April 1961.
Business parks planned
Wilma/P acific, Inc., of L os Angeles, and the
partnership ~ Shaw . Talbot. Budge a nd Blbln, of
Newport Beach, have Conned California Partners.
This joint venture will develop mixed-use busi-
ness parks in a five<eunty area of Southern CaJHor-
nia.
The execuuve offices wiU be located at 1303 Av-
ocado Street. Newport Beach.
Comarco gets Hughes pact
Comarco Inc. of Anaheim announced it received a
$3.9 million contract from Hughes Helicop~rs Inc.
Terms of the contract call for developing software
documentation for au the couputer programs on board
the AH-j)4A Apache advanced attack helicopter.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES
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$334 60. ON $3.90 -«~41: (onty deity qvotel S33• 60.
oll $3110 --~·(only d4llly QUOltl l•bf~tad '351 il:J, Oii ... 09
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ENDANGERED SIGN? -Oregon Gov. Vic
"Atiyeh says he'd like to dynamite this $10,000
redwood sign on the California-Oregon state
--¥ 0
A~~o
line to demonstrate the state's desire for n ew
residen ts and not just visitors.
~Oregon: Nice place to visit?
SALEM. Ore. (AP) -Gov. Vic Atiyeh says he
doesn't want outsiders getting the wrong impressi-
, on from a border sign that says, ''Welcome to Ore-
, gon. We hope you will enjoy your visit."
nomination, felt so s trongly about the distinction
that he threatened last weekend to blow up a $10,-
000 sign on Interstate 5 at the California border.
He'd r ather the sign read, "Welcom e to
Oregon." Period. He says Oregon likes its visitors,
but also Likes people who come to stay.
By Wednesday, however, Atiyeh had cal.med
down.
Fonner Gov. Thomas McCall, concerned about
overdevelopmen t, used to tell visitors to enjoy
themselves in Oregon, but then go home. ·-Ln fact. Atiyeh, who is seeking Republican re-
Cajun town goes off its diet
NATCHITOCH ES, La. (AP)
-All 18,000 residents of this
town were urged to go on a strict
diet but now, two years later ,
most have gone back to eating
local favontes such as fried meat
pies.
ln 1980, sociologist C.B. "Lum"
ElJjs persuaded the state to com-
mit public money to put Natch j-
toches on a diet for a year.
He thought it would improve
t he h eal t h of the town . But
with in-a-year, he adinitted, ta-
king the town off its Cajun diet
was a project doomed to failure,
and instead the $40.000 went for
a media blitz to educate towns-
people about good nu trition.
The P ritikin Research Foun-
dation says. however, that not all
was lost. A su rvey of 99· N.at.chi ..
toches residents showed 55 could
list more than four items from
t he Pritikin diet while no one an
t h e nearby college town o f
Ruston could name more than
two.
"I guess one way of putting
that as that Lum EllJS did a good
job," said Roland Pippin. who
conducted the survey.
a
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS UUllNEaa
NAME 8T A TEMENT
I
I he tollow1ng per1ons are doh business as
KASHMIA. L 10, 3<171 VII lid
Su11e <>11 Newport Beech,<:
9<'663
DANNY JAY SCHEUER.;
Rocky Knot! Irvine CA 92715
DAVID H EVANS 32 Roel
1<.nOll Irvine. CA 92715
I his t>us1ness 11 conducted by
QP1111raJ partnership
Dan Scheuer
Thi~ &taiement wes 111eo With II
C.ovt1ty Clerk of Orange Counry •
Aprtl <'O 1982
Fa172 Publtshed Or1ngo Coaat Dally F
lot. Ap"I :.>3. 30 May 7. t<I, 1982
1757·1
Nil.IC NOTICE
· :DllTH NDTICIS FICTITIOUa BUaaNEH MAMIE STATUllENT
Nil.IC NOTlCE
STATU.teNT OF ABANC>OfttffNT
Of' UH Of'
FICT'fTIOYaeUllHEllNAME
Tiie 101tow1ng person h11 •b•n-
Ooned the UH of the llCUUout bull· nns name
Ml.IC NOTICE
The tottow1no ~rsons are dotng
. buainess u
LANGFORD of Orange, Ca . and daughter WESTERN HALLMARK CARDS
1 FRANCES MA R l E Jill Steel of Okinawa ""···r -& GIFTS. 793 So Tustin Ave Or-• . ' ""' allQ8 CA 92668 :L ANGFORD. passed away vices and lnt.ennen t will be Barbare Luik 2389 Corona
' "°n M ay 1982 in Monter ey, h eld in P r ovidence, Rhode Norco. CA 91760 '
:Ca whi l e v1s1ting h er son. Island. Arrangementa by Mery Lake, 2389 Corona, Nor·
She was born 10 MLSOOUn orr Saddlebadl Chapel Tustin co, CA 91760
·Apnl 11 1900 H er husband ,,.._ • • Thia businesa ts c;Oflducled by• • . ....... oan«el parlnetShlp
Thomas L Langford prece-LESTER Bart>ete LUSll ~ed h er 10 death Survived EUGEN I A L I LL 1 AN F1.-rt1 ~y 2 children William Geor -L EST ER 'd l f Bal Publl1hed Orange Coul Delly . a reiu en o • Pilot, Mey 7, 1<1. 21. 28. 1982 •e Langford o r M o nter ey. bea Island, Ca. Pa.'!llled away 2012-82
Ca. and Dorot hy L . Bradley on M ay 5, 1982. She wasl"'-----------
pf N ewport B each , Ca .. 2 bom in Arkansas City. Kan-"U ml1Cf
s1Sters Ruth Boland of M is-sas on Ju.ly 31, 1912. She was-----------
soun and V1rgirua LaMar of preceded In death b y h e r Ts NO 81i~~=1 120 3~ 8 Arizon a. 5 g r andc hildren parents and her brothers and NOTICE Of' TRUSTD:'a aAU
and 2 gr<·at grandchildren. sisters, she w as the youngest Executed by Biiiy E. Stavenaon
, V1!11t.at1on will be held at the of 7 childfen . Eugenia and and Remona L Steveneon
Bal ti Bt•rgNon S m 1th & John Lester were married A ~n l~~c-Zo~·~,~~E ~~~~~~~~
Tuthill M o rtuary on Sun-on February 7, 1932 in Ark-COMPANY u duly appointed
day, May 9, 1982 fro m ansas City. K ansas, they TrustH under end pursuent 10
•UlOPM to 5.00PM Funeral moved to CalJfornia in 1935 Deed ol Trust r.corded 10-30-79. H 1n11. No In book 13373. Jerv1ces will b e h eld o n They r esided on Balboa ls-pege 1295,ofOfflcle!Recordslnthe
onday, May 10, 1982 at land for the past 10 years. office of the County Recorder of
:OOPM at Baltz Bergeron Eugenia and John celebrated Orange County, Cellfornle WILL
Smith & Tuthill Westcliff their 50th anniversary o n ~~ci~:J/~1~LJ~:~g~1~J~
Chapel M ortuary with the February 7, 1982. S h e 1s (pey1bl• et time ol HI• In lawful
Rev Gene S wanson or the sur r v 1ve d by her l ovin g money ot lhe United Stet") et the
Harbor Chnshan Church of husband J oh n and her 2 front entrance to 111e old Orange
N Be h County Court HouH, loclled on ewport ac o rtic1ating. children John, Jr. an d Kay Sent• Ane Blvd . between Syce·
'Interment will follow at Pa-Cooper and also 7 grand-more St end Btoeoway Sant• An•.
c1hc View Cemetery. Mrs. c h ildr en , John Lest er III, Celffornl• all right, tltte II/Id lnterfft
Langf d d t ( p I r _ Cani conveyed to end now held by II or was a res1 en o au a ......,,.ier, ·e Cooper. under u ld Deed ol Trust In 111e
Costa Mesa since 1962 and W ilfred Cooper, Alfred Coo-property 11tueted In Hid County ~as a member of the lhrbor per. Michele Lester and M l-end State deactlbed u
Christian Church of New-chael Lest~r Servieft w ill PARCEL t
Be h S d Unit 7. In the City of Coat• port ac ervices un er be held on Saturday, M ay 8, MeN. County ol orenoe. State ol
the dlrecuon of Baltz. Berge-• 1982 at I l :OOAM at the Pa-Cellfornl•, u lhOWn end detln«I on
ron Smith & Tut hill W est-cific View Chapel. Entomb-thll certain Condominium Plan
cliff Chapel M ortuary o f men t at Pacif ic View M e-recorded June 15, 1979 In Book
Costa Ml!sa. 646-9371. m o r ial Park. Pacific View ~~~~eoe~~·=o!i._ Record•
M ortuary dtreCtonl. PARCEL 2
BARBOUR
EUNIC E L . BAR BOUR , rt.a.JC NOTICE
An undivided 1/9th lnterNt In
end to Lot t of Tract No 10425 In the City of Cott• Mae, County ol
On1nge, Stile of CeHfomla, u per
map record.a In Boott 451 pegea 2 I
to 22 ol Ml1celleneou1 Mapa, re-
cords of Otenge County. Cellt<lfnl•
together with ell tmprovementa
thefeon. ••GePtlno thefelrorn Cof\.
dorn'"lum Unit• 1 lhrough 9 lnclli·
live. IOceted thereon
r esident o f South L aguna, --F-IC_TI_T_IOU_a_au_a_INI __ •_• __
Ca. Passed away on May 6, NAME ITATEMl!NT
1982. Survived by son N eil The following person la doing busine.s u -------------1 AWA ENTERPRISES. 2025
·~------""----.-. 1 Anaheim Ave Coate Mau CA 92627
IALnlHGHO~
SMITH & TUTHlt.L
WISTCLIFf' CH.Arll
4 ')7 E t 7th 51
Costa M e!.a f;4f;.Q37 t
f'tHCIHOTt4HS
SMITHS' M0•1\lilY
627 Main SI
Honhnoton &acri
536-6539
,ACtHC Y•w
MIMO•IAL ,All
Cerretery Mortuarv
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1l1c View Drive
NewPOrt Beach 64'-:noo
MeCOtlMtell MOITU.t.a115
Laoun• Beach
494·9415
Lac:iuna Hills
768·0933
San Juan Cao1s1rano
495-1776
HAilOI LAWN-MT. OUYl
MonuatY • Ca,.,..tery
Ct.,,,_IOl'V
1625 01slar Ave
Cotta Meta
540-SS~
I
Rlcherd W Cram, 2025 Ane-
heim, Coste M .... CA 92627
This buflnest la conducted by en 1ndMdual.
AlcN!rd W Cram
Thia 1111-1 wu llled w1111 the County Cletll of Orange County on
Apol 2 t, t982
,1~
PAAa:l 3:
An ••clullve eeaemenl 1ppur-1enent to Mdl unit for the UM end
CICOllp4lnCY of thoee portlonl of the
restrlcied common er .. delloneted
In the o.derellon of A"trlcilont
r-ded In 800ll 13189 J>8Qe 1321
Otftdel A«lofdt of Mid County end
thown on the Condominium Plan for MCtl unit.
Th• •trHt eddre" end other
-----------common dM!gnatloo. If eny, of the rtaJC NOTU rHI property dM<:rlbed 1b0vt It
Pul>lilhed Orange Cout Dlllly Pilot.
Aprll 23, 30, Mey 7, 14, 1982
1780·82
-'""""!=~~~~~~--~to 1>9: 2206 PICHlc A* ':~~N nue Ho. 10 1, Coate MtU, Ce. 92t21. The fotlowlng pereon 11 doing The underllo~ dleotalm• any ~ M : llMlllty for eny lncorrectnt11 OI the
A 0 8 E A T • 0 A l T E A '''"' ldd ..... Wld other COl'llmon .80FTWAAE EHOIHEEAING HA· dtllgnetlon, If llff't, 1110wn ,_..n,
VIC£8, 2321 AutOfrl, eo.11 MtM, Seid Hie wlll be medt, but wl·
CellfomlL t1IOu1 OOYtl*ll Of Wlfflnty, expr98t AoOtt't I . o.n.,, 2327 "'1o-n, or lmplltd, f90etdlng Utle, ~
C:O.Ct MtM. Celfornle tMM. "°"" Ot lnCMnbr-. tO PtY "" ~ °'*'-It oonoucted by en rtmelnlng prlnolptl tum of th•
· note(•) MCured by H id O..ct ol
......_ AoOtl1 S. G.fter Tru1t, with lnt1mt thereon, 1e
.... ltlltlNllt -fled '""' the prcwtdld In Mid llOttC•>. ~ County Cltr1I of Orange OOunty on If eny, llndtf 1t1e twmt 01 1M DMd
Aclfll f4, 1912. .A TNtl, ..... ol\erott end tlQ>Mo
,.,.. "' of Ule T~ end Of 1t1t tr'*8 Publlthed Or1n1.• Coett Dally crMt9d by Mid OMd of Trwt, to-
fllllot, Aclfl 11. a . io. ~ 1 ~-wet en ....... __________ ,977 __ .aa_, The beA&flcMn .,,.., .... DMcl
~ Trutt '*9tofort ~ed end ..-JC M>TIC( dellverect to the vndtteltn•ct • "°""°"' ...... writ'9fl Dtderlt!Oft °' o.tNl -NAm ITA'-f 0....and lot ltlt , enct a "''-''"
The fottowino Ptt•on '' dofnt ....,.. Of OefMt end lleottoft to
buelrlele -.... Tiie Ill ........... -Lf; IOVHNHRAY MC>uall ,...._ ot 0.IWI and "9Ctl0ft to
ET a., • '"' ~ eo.ca ....._ ..... be reoorcted lfl tfle tOUiltY CAttttt ..._. ........ ~lllOIM9'. Gent9 A. WWI t~ Del Mer NMte. ltrM\ Add,_ ..... T ....
Alie., Colla Meat. CA'*' ..... """':.°' .. Tr.-°'-1:.9': Mel:'= ~cA 1::a., Mer ""'t ~~:.1· ........
TN& 1M111r1tea ti -·~-~ e ~~C..IOOtO,(Jtlf ...... ,..,.....,, 0.. .......... ......, M. <*fl OtlCMO Tm.I
•'JCIOI"-,,., I ,,.... ...... """lw ....... ...._ -.. -•• Qeltc "' Ol9llfe °""">' .. ~ _. ....... ........ =:= ...... ~ar...ow. ,.,,. ......... .....,.
.. ..,...,, 14, =r=· ~~:!;l~~~...,
PICCADILLY PARK CAFE, <1881
Bitch Streat. Suite P. Newport
Beech. CA 92660
The FIC11Uous Bullneu Name re-
ferred to ebove w11 hied in Or•nge County on Mey 17, 1981 •
RONALD 0 CRAIG . 1~709 Tu1tln Village Wey •J8. Tuatln. CA
92980
TNs txnlnttU WU conducted by
an l<ldlvtdual.
Ronald O Crllg
Thie lletement wu llled W1th the
County Clerk of Orange County on AprH 20, 1982 ,..,.,
Published Orange Coaat Delly P•·
lot. April 23, 30 Mey 7. 14, 1982
t754-82
MLIC NOTICE
FICTmOUI euatNHI
NAME ST A TUIENT
The fol10w1ng peraons ere dotng
bullneu 11
(a) INVESTMENT BROKERS OF
CALIF • Cb) INVESTMENT BAO·
KEAS OF SOUTHERN CALIF . 10
Melterd, lrvlne. CA 927 14
FLH ENTERPRISES, INC I
C1lllorn1a corporation. 10 Mellerd. trvlne. CA 927 14
Tlll1 butlneta 18 con<lucted by I corporation
FLH Enterprlles, Inc.
F L Hanton.
President
Thll 1tetement w11 llled wlth the
County Clerk of Orenoe County on
Fl ....
Published Otar-Qa Cout 0111ly PilOI. Aprll 16, 23, 30, May 7, 1982
1724-a2
F117723
Pubflshed Ot•noo Coul 0111ty Pi-
lot, A.pr1I 23. 30 Mey 7. 14, 1981
1765~2
P\llt.IC NOTICE
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOAAO OF I UPERVISORS
OF OflANGE COUNTY,
CAUfO .. NIA
Senti Ane, Cal1forn1a
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The IOllOWt"O ~IO<l " OOtng DU·
ness as
SECUAIT r CONSUL TANT A"'
ALARM SY'. TEMS 2521 I Stoc
r10r1 Or1ve J<''l7 Laguna Hilla. C
92653
ABBAS SAOAAI 25211 S•oc
porr Drive 2'17 L19Una Hilts C
92653
'"'• bu11neH 11 conaucted t>y 1 1nd1v1<1ua1
Atlt>H Sa1da1I
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
f~ follow.no per~on~ ere OO•t
l>u1s1nes.s as
INTRICA TE DETAIL 237
A regulet "-"llO of tlle Soerd of Supervtto<• ot Oringe Coun11 Cal· Newport Boulevard Costa Mes
llornla elao fitting u Ille Governing Boerd of Ille O<stricta governed by C.alllor0o1t 92626 __ F_IC_TITIOU ___ .-au-.-.--.-,--1 the B~rd of Su,pervtaora WU held Aprll 27. 1982. at 9 30 A M Tt>e f()j. JEFFREY RAGNAR LYNN. 3;
NAME aTAT'EMENT lowing named ~ber• being pre_.,I Bruce Nestende Chelrman Ro0er East Live Oak S1ree1 Sllll Gabrn
Th• lollowlng person 11 doing A Stanton. Herrlett M Wieder. Ralph B Clark, Thomas F Rlltty and the Calltornia 91776 bullnMI 18. Clerk OAVIO KA1'US 322 Easl L1\
J g l CONTEMPORARY OE-Aeappojnlmant ol Jeck M~ler to !he WttStmlnster Choe Center Authority Oalo.. Slreei. San Gabriel Calllorn
SIGNS 7'""2 At .. ~ "-H end ec>P<>intmanl Of Harold A Ft.ell« to the AdVllOf'r Board on Ofug 9 l 776
ion e.ec,,':"cA 9264:. "'" unlln~ Progr11m1, ere epproved. Comrnenoeuons 8l'd procl•ma11ons are appro-This business 1~ conducied by
John Anthony H8Qen, 7632 Al· veo Anlgnment of Delinquent Meo1ca1 Center eceounts 11 approvttd oenerar par1ne1S111p
D Cerlain conttrvctlon contract• llfe praposed, awarded and completttd Jellrey A Lynn ber1• r • Huntington Beach, CA Legl1letlon Planning Committee recommendations ere adopled This stalemenl was lile<I wlltl 11 92~,:· butlnMt 11 conducted by an The name ol Reproduction, Record• and Graphics 01vi11on la Cour>ly Clerk ol Orange Counly c
lndMOo&I. changed to Repr1>9rephlct end Records Division Grant dettd of Ao•· April 28 1982 Fll82l
John A H amoor Corporlllon 1 lelaure WOf'ld Ttieme Area percei ii acoepled Ad T egen mlulon f-11 "-port Ouna ere tncr~ Revenue sharing funding Put>l1Shed Orengf! Coast 011
F111274 Cou~~ ~~~~I~ for c.pltel lmp<OY9ments for Ille San Clemente S.,,ior Center II acproved Pi!OI April 30 Mey 7 14 2 l. t98
Pul>llehed Orenge Cout Deity March 17, 1982 Tn1n1fer ol fund• to Fuller1on So111h Centtet Homeowners & Tenents ,,. !893-!.
Me.refl 30. 1982
Piiot, Aclfll 23, 30, Mey 7. 14, 1982 F115141 Al80cia11on It euthOrlzec:I. Bolero Mountain Ara LOO!tout Feclllty agree·
1804-82 Publi9hed Orange Coul Delly Piiot, ment wlth The lrvtne Company 11 approved. AB 8 Oetetmlnat1on for All· Ml.IC NOTICE ----IM-ID-,IC--un-~-----Aptll 18, 23, 30, Mey 7, T082. view Tettace Annentlon Is approved Property Tu Revenue &change FICTITIOUI BUSINESS
,..UIK. nviiw. 1720~2 Oetermtnetlon for Annexetlon No. 82·1 la approved AMOtutlons ~•¥no NAME ITATE•NT EIA 400 •• complete end perklf\O rNtrlctlont on PortOle Parkway er• FICTTT10U9 eus..aa adopted, llOd Agrewnent With Miiiion Vlei<> CO<'npeny 11 approved Cfl. The followlng parson Is dot"
NAMC aTATUleNT "'8.IC NOTICE mlnel Justloa Council ll•lf pl-t IS epproved OC·9 Super 80 ~ buslnesa et The followlng peraon1 ere doing lrom JOl'lo Weyne Airport 11 lntroduoed by Frontlef Aifllnet Alnendmanll CONNECT SOFTWARE. 26! ~ 11. "CTTTIOUa ....... to Commerdll Alrilne ~Plan for Jahn Wrtne Airport.,. epproveo Orange Avenue. Suite A. Coat
WOODCHUCK INDUSTRIES, N.AMI ITATalllbf'T Purchut of 1rect0t for EMAIR«:reellon FecllltlH It 1u1horlzad Lind· M914• Celilornle 92627
1835 Whittler. Suite C4, Coate Th• followlng peraon 11 doing IC8~ malntenll'ICe contract for CSA 3 11 lncrMMd Lamp 1«Yices con· Niies E11ton Hopkins. 28!>
Mnl. CA 92827. bufineu u . lrect It approved Coneultent Hrvlcet con•rect for Orange County Re-Orange Avenue. Sul1e A. Co11
HARRY DENE PEACHEY. 2 13 BAM ELECTRICS, 179 W 10th glonll Emergency Medical S«Ylcel Systems Sympoelum. IS awroved MHa. Calllornla 92827
South Kellog Avenue, Fuller1on. CA Street. Cotti MeN, CA 02827 Woodbridge Fire Station IHH 11 extended. Senior c111ian1 Advisory Thit oosinese IS conducted by •
92833. STEVEN ROBERT HICKMAN. Councll'I ennuel report 11 received Publlc11ton of the Synop1e1 ii lndlvtdull
STEVEN MICHAEL BODA, 8022 t700~ So Beyfront. Balboa l.i.nd, dlenged. Atehltect-Engl,_ for Fullerton Creak ChenMI projeet Is Mo Niles E Hoplclni
Tr1cy StrHt. G1rd1n Grove. CA CA 92862 l9cled Travel reqUMt Is euthorlad Tree• matter• ere approved Tu This statement wu hied with t~ 02804. Thie buelnMt 11 condUcted by en m1tter1 ere 11)9rOY9d. POii Mldlt for GSA/Reproducilon, Records and Counly Cle<ll of Or•nge County e
Thie bu.in ... 11 conducted by e II· lndMduel Greptilce 11 rec.lved. Engl,_lng eervl<:el agreement for Moulton Park-"prll 1"· !982
mlted per1neflhtp. Steven R. Hickman wey r:...lblNty Study le approved. BOIN Clllce Local Coutal Program F'lll*a; Steven M. Bod• Thia etetem«it w11 filed with the responM 111mmery ,. reoelved. Col\lljlt&nt MrVloM agr~t tor ROH Published Orange CoHt Dell
Thie atettment wH meet with .ht County Cleftl of Orange County on Canyon Roed route toeatlon ltvdy EIR la 1pprOV9d. ReqUMI for propoMt Piiot, April t6. 23, 30, May 7. 1981
County CWtc of Otenge County on April 20, 1982 to proYlde SSI ~to~ ctltntt ~ eutttomed Agreement tor 1682..f
Aofll 20, t082 '1'7111 Children'• Group Home S«Ytc.e 11 renewed. Mentel HN lll\ Service• 1------------'1S1t81 Publlthecl Orenp Cout DlllV Pl-egreement 11 1pproved. library egrMment with S1n11 An• College fl\B.IC NOTICE
Publllhed Or11199 ea.et Oelty lat. Apr1I 23. 30. Mey 7, 14, 1N2 FoundatlOn le emended. A~t with •=Fullerton for r9Cf .. • 1------------.· Plot, Apttt 23, 30, May 7, 14, 198~ ' 1152-12 tlonal ecttvltlee II Crlllg ~ Perti le . Local Emergency la Nall1741
1159-82 1------------procl.imed. Ven Buren Storm Drain dNlg1t It authorized. Negotllllon ol '9CTITIOUI au ..... Mlle NOTU aor.,,..,..t with Anehtlm ~ Community Center. Inc. ,, •P-NAME ITA ftMENT •-"' unTll't proved. 8udoet trene-. ere grented. Payment o1 toet bond for Yorb41 The following peraona ere dotr n-."' ""'~ '1CTITIOU9.,..... Linde School Ol•trlot I• approved. Annuel repon for Veteren 1nd Con-!>1*""8 81 l'tCTITIOUI .-11 MAm 8T~~ ttumtr SerWlM II reo.!wd. 8ohooll encl othtr lnetftutlon1 are rt!ml>IKMd IA! MR ANGElOS CAPE C()' MAim •TATIMINT Th• fotlowlng iMr•on I• doing lot' UM of lacllltlae kif 91ecllons end tnlolnlng purpoett Feulblllty Study of HOUSE (B) MR ANGELOS ITALIA
The IOllOWlnO pe!'90n8 .,. doing ~ -the South Coeet YMCA ~lllon of . Oymn111um •t Crown Valley INN. 11881 Hert>or Boulevvd, G• bueln9ll N: 8EH 0 , 1001W.17tfl St .. &ulte ~ P9f1C le~ Ordinance on oombutttble wood roolt 11 den Gr~. Cellfomll 92'40
OIHOEA OESION8 11M5 Ant-M, eo.ta MeM. CA 12t27. i:=-· The County Adlnlnlltretl¥9 Oflloar 18 directed to 'IPOft on coat MR ANGELOS, INC., e Ce ......_ "--. 111,.0 , :.:.~·:,Al........... ~ t.. ltnntt. 1285f L11Cu ,_....._ ......... on ............... ---now,_._ Ul9d 1n -... .... ft. ,_., ,.~.... .... l.'09 .. -_ ...... _....,,...,. _M.., ,,,..,_. -·.,. _ .. ......-forril• corporation, 1188t H•rb<
CA tH27. 81., lot. CA '""'"1• plic:.ltlonl ,.qu.tlng abat-t of penalty for f8'111re to nle ctlenge In Boulevard, Gerden Grove, Celllo VIRGINIA L. JOHNSON, 1948 Tlli. blltlnell II ~ed by I ownet11lllP 1t1tement, 11• denied. The BMrd t djoUrned In memory of nit 92940.
Anaheim A~nut, ti IO·D, Oo•t• ed ~ Julltoe SttciMn K. T""""9 end JlldOe Ronald Prenner. Thia bllalnetl 11 coodYOted by I ..._.. ,.,. • 7 rr L (8EAl) JUNE ALEXANDER cor..,...,ellon • -. .,.. • Thill~-!led wtttl the Clea of the Board ...... MOflU14A E. JOHNSON, 1202 ty awti: of Orenoe County on of s~. Roben A. Ventllf• ~'*' 8IMlr Spring. ~ fS. 1912. ,_ OffllCtAL MOCIDMNOI OP Thia •tet-t Wll ftled wtth tt TNt bue1n911 le oonduct«f by a --· ntl OAAllGll COUNTY County CMrtl of Otenot County o ..,_.. pel1ntf&Np, Orlll'IQt eout Delly ~. HOU.-0 AUTMONT\' Apr1I 2, 1982
1'Ne •==I~~ wttn tM _.,,. 18• n , 90, Ma)' 7• 1112• A reouW IM9llng of ltlt ~00\lnty HOUllng Authol'fty WM htld Publlehed Oren~t Co1:t Dal ~r,........, of Or-r.-.-. .... • 170IM2 Atxtt 27, 1"2 tt 9:30 A,M, The Mmed mtmbtfa btlnO ~t: ~.; ...,.,. -.,.... .......,,., "'' TflomM' =CN!tmM A001f fll 8 t Hlt'tfttl M Wledtt 9Nol PllOt. Aprll 30, Mey , 14. 21, 1 ..
Aprt 4• 1t12. ,.,.. "9lJC NOTICE Htet**·· ' 1. CMrt ~ Ifie Clerk ... on. • '
...., • ._.., Otwiee COllM ~ "°'· t-lne~1ntiinouei0Uii•uui11ii•i•ii-i .__.. • •• ~tio.i :::r.wn end IWlebllltatton "'oO-"8.IC NOTICf Aprt te, n . JO, -7. tMI. MAim eTA~ rwl'I, OAt .. ICOt4.oo3/004, .,, ~ • T,.\'91 policy11 •teblltlhed --~~----------... 1102-«a TM 1o1oMnf ,.,__ -c1o1ftt Dllta Proomllng OONUftent MMcll aQIMmelll 11 IPCWO'l'ld Trew! ,._ ~ -~"~.The AuCtlortty adjourned.
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"Jeffy ond I don't look ANYTHING alike so
why do the neighbors keep mixin'
up our names?"
"Look, I'm het'e to tend b1r -not to listen to your
stupid problem1."
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by Charles M. Schu~z PE,4NtTI
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by Tom K. Ry.,
by Jeff MacNelly
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by Ernie Bushmdler
WHY A RE • EVERY WEEK, HE SWEEPS
YOU MY ~OUSE
GIVING
HIM
LUNCH?
"I warn you ... Marmaduke wants you to
get up!"
~ t GOllOO .. by Gus Arriola
.ll'DGE PARKER
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iHE CLE~N ING
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5 Felll¥111 80 Cupid
10 ''SlclddoOI" 82 Pounded
14 TllOt'a tMtler dowa
1 s AM 85 NelghbOf or
16 ScDlllatl Mlfl.
island 57 Blot out
17 Bowed ff Sling
II PerlufM 70 UnrlWI
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by Ferd & Tom Johnso n
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WRITING !
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1111 TOYOTA
COllOH WllOI
4 speed trans .• air cond .• radio,
luggage rack, deluxe exterior In
metallic brown wrth saddle vinyl ln-
1erlor. Great economy with room tor
the !amity. (383MPA).
5 2999
1111 SllC 414
"111111 SIEllU 11"
Automatic trans .. pwr. st. & brakes.
air cond .. stereo, cassette. sliding
rear window. dual tanks. custom
wheels & tires and chrome step
bumper. (1M689'28). What a neat 4
wheeler tor just
5 6799
1111 Fiii YU
OUTUI I PISSEllEI
Equipment lnciudes pow« steering.
radio, power tlrakes, Interior decor
and completely original Inside and
out! (219WDA).
PRICED
TO SELL!
11TI llTSll
281Z 2+2
4 speed trana., factory air cond ..
stereo tape, custom wheel• & tires
and new white finish with black
bucket seats (117NJI).
5 4999
1111 &Ill IOOO
... Sii ""'" Automatic trans .. full power, factory
air cond .. :stereo cassette. cruise
control. alloy wheels & low. low
mllesl Local, 1 owner car. (936WZC).
Automatic trans .• power brakes.
stereo cauette, cuatom cab and
1tep bumper. A greet work truck
that's priced to NII.
CALL
TODAY!
1111 llSTUI
F&STUCI
Economical <t cylinder engine. 4
s~ transmission. pwr. steering &
brakes. AM-FM stereo. wire wheel
discs, radial tires & more. Mutt see
to appreciate. (853VAE).
1111 TOYITl
COftOLU "Ill" Ll"'lCI
5 speed trana .• air cond .. pwr.
brakes, AM-FM stereo. ext. trim
package. spotless yellow flnlsh with
black vinyl Interior. (381962). A tun
car with great styling tor Just
5 5299
1111 TIYITA
OlllLU "Ill" LIFTIAOI
5 speed, factory air conditioning,
power steering. power disc brakes.
stereo cattette, sunroof & under
11.000 mu .. (1BSY724).
57299
1111 YW
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Economical 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed
trans . stereo cauette,custom Int•
rlor. steel rad I al tires & morel
(793SYZ). Save on this one at only
,
SPECIAL
GREEN RIBBON BUYS ,
These late model, low mileage cars all
carry Earle Ike's exclusive 2 year 24,-
000 mile warranty. You can't lose!
BEST BUYS
IN ORANGE COUNTY!
e 1111 llTSll 1-210 2 Dll. 5 3399 Automatic \rans .. pwr. brakes. AM·FM
radio. ateel radtal tires. exterior trim pac-
kage Very clean In every respect.
(328TZD). White exterior with beige vinyl
Interior tor just
• 1911 DlTSUI 20051
5 speed trana .. air cond .. pwr brakes.
stereo. tinted glass & more! Gleaming
metallic sliver with custom interior
(263VCP). Stylish economy for only
e 1110 llZll 121 COIPE
I Automatic trans .• pwr, braket, air cond.,
AM-FM stereo. alloy whMls, exterior trim
paekeoe & more. (1BJZ435). Thia gleaming
brown metallic beauty has less than 15,000
miles; don't miss Ill
1111 TIYITI llPll
6 cy1., auto. trana .• factory air conditioning,
pow« steering, power disc brakes, AM-FM
stereo radio. tilt wheel and'alloy wheels (933ZFW). .
1111 OIMIUT
c1nnn llTCIUCI
5 42991
57899
1111 CIPll
UTOllAOI
Economical 4 cylinder engine. 4
speed trans .. factory air cond .. 1111
wheel, custom Interior, root rack,
new paint with sllvM velour Interior
& under <t0,000 mllet! (507XJX).
VS. automatic trans .. factory air
cond . power steering & brake•.
deluxe lntMlor, new Goodyear Eagle
radials and morel (430YQV). Don't
miss this low mlleege beautyl
1111 TIYITl
HPU "HllllF"
Full power. factory air cond . tilt
wheel, cruise control. stereo caa-
• aette. alloy wheels. sparkling bur-
gundy finish with matching velour
Interior. (1808751).
'10,599
1110 l&TSUI
1210 un11c1
SL pa'Ckage. 5 speed. factory air
conditioning. AM-FM radio. llnled
glaas. custom Interior & exterior &
under 8000 miles. (1APB447).
5 5299
1919 TOYOTA
CELICl um1c1
5 speeo trans . air cono111on1ng,
stereo. power steering. rear window
shade & custom two tone red me-
tallic finish. (842XSO) What a car tor only
5 5999
1110 TIYITA
llPIA "I IPED"
Full power, factory air cond., tilt
wheel. cruise control, leather aeats,
stereo cassette. alloys, Ermine white
with beige Interior. ( 1AHM247).
5 8499
1llO TIYITl
TEIOEL "HllMF"
The ultimate In economy & tun to
drive! Equipped with stereo' caseet•
te, alloy wheels wit h steel radial
tires. custom Interior. (1AOS832)
54699
1111 ISIZI
"LS" COIPE
5 speed transmlealon. AM-FM radio,
au the factory equipment, Just over
11.000 miles. custom wheels & tires. (1COA945).
5 5999
1111 TDYITl
OELIOl LIFTIACI
Automatic transmldlon, power
steering, power disc brakes, AM-FM
stereo. rear window shad• lllt &
custom two tone paint. (613UXT).
1111 TOYITI
CELICl un11c1 c
Auto 1ran1 .. factory air conditio-
ning, power disc brakes. AM-FM
radio, tunrool and alloy wheels.
(1AOX975).
•7999
1171 TIYOTI
CllAU "II" llTllUll
5 speed transmission, ttereo ca._
sette. power brake• and morel
(677RLF). An exceptionally clean
rare model tor just
53399
1111 UTlll
12102 ...
Economical 4 cylinder engine. 4
speed tranamltaion, radio. heater &
spotless gold llnlth with beige
bucket seats. (556AJH). Priced at
only
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Orange COut DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982 DI .
II •• ,.
WE ARE CELEBRATllli! THE 198311 ARE HERE!! .
. . . AND WE'RE HAVING OUR YEAR END DEMO* SALE WITH REBATES & WILSON FORD
DISCOUNTS -LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR & FREE 24 MONTH OR 24,000 MILE CAR CAREi
• Rental Cars -Executive Cars -Management Vehicles -Plus Special purchase of low mileage previously driven
Cars -Wagons .... Trucks -Vans -New & Used!
'77 BUICK '79 CHEVY '80 MERCURY '79 FORD
RIVERA MONZA CAPRI RS PINTO
Auto, air cond. ,..,,, ''"'· 2°'' auto trans. air cOt>d.. Sunroof, air conct, ""'' • cv1. radio, Slk
""'' wind, ANllPM, tPlll • cvl. _,air, redlO. tlffr. turbo• cvl. • aPd, Lie. 1116WllO
Nr tffl, llll ""-1, VI Lk. 211YZI Loe 637SA V
Lk . IW1U62
79PLYMOUTH '71 DODGE '79 FORD '79 MERC '77 DODGE
HORIZON DAIT · LTD ZIPHYI 100 VAN
' WILSON LIST -,,,,,
LESS DISCOUNT
.f REBATES -
11111
NOW
1112 ESCORT
a DOOR HATCHBACK
(#1485) (#112826)
WILSONUST-
11111
LESS DISCOUNT
.t REBATES-
'1111
YOUR CHOICE
NOW
1111 FAIRMOMTS
2 DOOR SEDANS
lndudee doth trim Met, pwr • .ung., gorgeous Pot# whtt•
lln6lh & muctt more. ( Sttt. '2008) ( S.. '20eOeO) (Sitt.
'818) (S.. •17&457) (Sitt. '808) (S.. t 1T8454S)
2 YEAR CAR CARE
NEW
1182 tiRAMAIA ''L II
FANTASTIC CAR
Lota of equipment. A gorgeoua lewn ftnWI vtnyt tttm ... t &
muctt morel (Stk. 11211) (Ser. •113939)
2 YEAR CAR CARE
'79 FORD '81 FORD '80 FORD
UNCH ERO ESCORT f AIRMONT PICK UP
Auto tre11t.. air cOt>d, • s1e11on w-.on. ca. CH· GIWe, ve. «Ir. tltreo. 4 cyl, 4 ttpd .. AM radio.
""''""' ve. -r ·-Ntl• •• •Pd. IJ,S1' "'''-' em11m. auto trens. ""'' Ncond. Lie IW7U62 'U7100 $1Mrlng, (1M27026) Lk 9'0ZEO
'80 MAZDA '76 CAPRI '78 DATSUN 'IOFOIDP/U
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626 4 spd, PICKUP ~ TON
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(Ofld, Lk.18Ul'I• cond. '9dlo,i6;t,327!Nl.i. \
Lie ICAWIS2 Lk ILOt46 (1Y18088) Lie 011w.-o
"Make an
offer"'
•• ~COM! DAILY P9LOT/Frtdey, May 7. 1N2
Writer-oPposes
bicultural society
LOS ANGELES (AP) -IUchard Rodz1l\MI
rememben the moment ln 1975 when be turned
down Yale, rebuffed the many Ivy 1..-,ue \lnl·
venddee which OOW1ed him • a prot-.or and be-f •n hl1 protea\ of educational pro1rama which rewarded me foe havtac brown Udri..,
On that day,~ who had acelled • ui .£naU.th UtuaN.re IChot.i.r, ~and •tout
on an Inward journey which would ultimately
thn.11\ h1m Into the pubbc 1poClJaht.
bloera~~~~ta!:~ Richard Boc1J18Ue&,'' bu made him an lnltant hit in
aome c:1rde9 aDd pertah In other9. Some Mexican-
Americana hav.e 9ccUleCl bint of belnc a 0 brown
Uncle Tom.''
'llJ'hey will •Y that a man Wee me pve up too
much, that I became an ~phile. that I w• cul
off from my heritage, .. ROdrtauez says. "I'm a
public man. an Mlimilated American. 1 know bow
to IW'Vive in th.la .xiety.''
Rodrigue~ 36, hQ R!"Oduced In the autoblog-
rapby of hit youth a powerful tnct co.ndemnlng
bilingual educatJon, de-
nouncing affirmative
action a nd advocating
the cultural assimilation
of Hispanics into the
American mainstream.
Bilingual education
-a method of provi-
ding Spanish-language
teach ing in American
schoola -is repugnant
to Rodriguez, a kind of
"cultural apa rthe id,"
which he says isolates
the immigrant from the
public world in which
he or she must live.
"I'm talking about
what language means to
the heart of a child," RODRIGUEZ
Rodriguez said in an interview, his unaccented
English words spilling out in a torrent.
His parents were born in Mexico.
"I know Mexican-American families that have
been here for five generations and still speak Spa-
nish and live in a Spanish society," he said ... They
go on in that isolation of the ghetto world."
His vigorous opposition to afflnnaUve action
came lat.er in hls educational life -years after he
had won scholanhips to Stanford University and
Columbia University as a graduate student, and
studied abroad on a Fulbright Fellowship.
"I was being given benefits becauae there were
Mexican-Americans who were disadvantaged," he
said. "l became the lucky one. But my luck depen-
ded on their being absent from the university. It
produced a sense of guilt that you could never
ameliorate. Was I supposed to go back to the barrio
and teach Milton and Shakespeare?
"1 was moving away from what my life had
been and yet I wu benefiting from my skin being
brown," he says. "I was willing to get acholanhips
for my ability, but not becau.e I had brown skin. I
don't want to be valued for the wrong reason."
When the offers began pouring in from Yale
and elsewhere, he agonized, because he realized
that other non-minority students bad no such of-
fers.
"I will not teach as long as affirmative action
policies are used in hiring," he says. "I don't pre-
tend to be in any Bense a minority."
Fearful of being dubbed a reactionary, he
stresses that he favors affinnalive action for thoee
who truly need it -the lower cla.es and the very
young. U it is to work, he says, it must begin in
grade school.
For Rodriguez, it was different. The nuns at his
Catholic school in Sacram e nto forced the
6-year-old, who spoke mostly Spanish, to speak
only English. When he retreated to silence, they
visited hia parents and suggested the use of English
at home.
"One day in school I raised my hand to vol-
unteer an answer," he writes. "I spoke out in a loud
voice. And I did not think it remarkable when the
entire·class understood. That day, I moved very far
fro1n the disadvantaged child I had seen only days
earlier. The belief, the calming assurance that I
belonged in public, had at last taken hold."
Slides on Mexico
planned for OCC
,.,,.. ... ., .....
--IT~,_., Tiie totlowll\O p1t10" la doing
buelMll• MOllLI A ... IMAL 8\IAOICAI. H0 .. 11TAL, If I Haoape Drh11, ....._,._,.,OA~.
Dt'. "°"'1 L. AOOICe, t? a.. ec.,,. Drive, N-porc IHoh, CA t*3. .,... ~ .. OOl\duc1ed by .,,
lndMduel.
~L.~OVM
TNe ... IMtflt -...... .,. =-r.~~ ar.,. County Ofl ,.,.
Publlalled OttnQe COHC Delly
Plot, May 7, 14, J C, 21. IM2
3026-82
FICTITIOUI ........
MAMIE ITATW•NT
The following pel'aonl wa doing butin.a u;
KWIK KOPY PAJNTING, 21171
Marguerll• Prkwy, Mlaalon Viejo,
CA 02et2 .....
Rlcllatd Wiiiiam Hattet, 24172
CMllno VIiia. El Toro. CA 92630.
Merle Yolanda Hattt.r, 24172
Camino VIiia, Et TOl'O. C('_ 92e30.
Thi• bullllMI 11 <:ond'<lc11d by '"
Individual
Alchwd w. Hell«
Tlllt llal-1 WU filed wttll Ille
County Cl«k or Oranoe County on
A$>rl1 9. 1982 ,,~
Publl•h•d Or•no• COH I Dally
Pilot, May 7, 14, 21, 28, 1982
3009-82
·'I ·-,_ __
rtaJC llJl1Cl .,,. GI'.....,.... I
MPOM THI cn'Y CO.llCI fWTHI Ctn' M ,CMMTMI YM.Ll'Y
NOTICI! IS HMDY 01V9N Chet
I lie Olly Councll win llclld t pWllo llMrlno on n..csey, JMy 11, 1N2,
at 1:00 P.M., 11'1 Ille COuld c;ltlttl\-
bef, t0.-00 tltc.r AW9nlll, '°'°""""
Valley, C1Utorn11. conoemlM IM t~: lllESO\.UTIOH NO. 1'111
-A lllESOLUTIOH ()fl THI CITY
COUNCIL Of TWI! OfTY 0# ~
TAIN VALLEY Dl'Tl,......., ntAT
IT 18 IN THE PUBLIC INTfAEIT ANO CONVENll!NOE TO HLL
CERTAIN RE.AL PAOP!RTY LOCA·
TEO IN THE COLONY JUAlllll AR~.1. DECLAAIHQ ITS IHTl!HT TO 00 ..u, ANO A)OHQ A,.._ fl09' A
PROTEST HEAAINO TO TWE SALi.
ThON MliMO 10 ~ In llWOI' or In opc>otlllon 10 tllla ptop(M91 wtll
be Given 1111 oppott\IMy 10 do to. If
tur1fi« lnf0tmatlon 1t ffelted, lOU
may contacl Ille ~ublle Wottl• 0.. P~I. at N34321,
CfTY COUNClL 0# TWE CITY Of FOUNTA.IH VALLEY
E~n MoClendon
QtyCl«k
Publllhtd Ottnge COHI Dally
Pllol, M8)1 7, 1082
302M2
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I
O range CoHt DAl1.Y PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982 03
The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642-5618
1
Orange Coast res1der1ts bought 42"< of
all new c:ars sold rn the county last yea r
even th rough t11ey compnse only 30l'f of
the cou11ty 's population
Real Estate-the Complete Orange Coast Market Place
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INDEX
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COUfN . OWC trg pepel'of remodeled 3 bdrm, 3 bath $1,200,000. . 1 old houae. CIOM to tell•. .,.,,., ... ITI 651 123-4 • • · bdrm, furn., 145,000 DUPLEX. 4 bdrm plue 2 15 yrs with tow, tow, Int. ---Ev I 8 7 8 • 4 7 7 8 ; d y I . ' bdrm 125,000. 300 E. C1 bdrm
Opn Sun 1·5. 3185 Bet· Ocean & jetty views. Marine room, 4 bdrm. 3 83M247. JIW•IMll FABULOUS 4BR 3be Hwy Unit 1 t 3, Newpor 851-8135 0-/Agt
mud•, Co1te Men. bath, 3700 sq.Ct. $1,38~.000. Oceanfront. ml llU FIW new 3 bdml, 3 bath home. Greet oc .. n Beach. Bkr. 875-3347 0-al WllMi...... ..-~ c.....,-.... • c...-.. • .,
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f:T-4,.H•••S4""" IOATS & MAllNE
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IW "" 1: $184,500. Own/Agt Lole condo• Plu1h car"""I• Ylewt. Oym, aaune. ape, Ill ••-u
:: ..... ...,, ........ ~~~~a1r0883 1 ·1288 or 4Br, 2,000 tq ft. home drpe, eielned giua':-pvt lge decka. Gourmet kit· _, ,_....., UH llU llMll w/tonnaJ dining & lemlly ...,de, 2 cer gerage. 210 chen. Exceptlonelll •UYU Beaut. Oecofetor Home.
Prune Lido Nord bayfront. 5 bdnn. 5 'h bath rm & more. 1 128,000. 1ith Pface. 80% loe.n •t $e~5.000. H UH 3 Br. Brotdmoor with :: AM rMI Mtete edVertlMd
,.. In thll new.peper le IUb-
-Ject to the l'ed•r•I Fair , ... Houalng Ad ot 1888 wNctl .
:: makM It llteoal to •dVef·
11111 u.. "any pni1eJa11ce, llml-
:: tetlon or dlacrlmlnetlon 1n bu.d on rece, color. rell-
1m glon. Hit or netlonel orl·
:: gin, o r eny Intention to
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Lge LR .. 2 boat sUpe $1,500,000 C.N now. 87~5370. 12\o\% • OWller wttl c:erry I-· flllct 1.£ You'll love tht1 apecloull Poot end Spa Seller wtll ~ ......,. remodeled 3 bedroo Help Flnence Aaklno ,o,uw 2ndorlry tyetlar1ng 411-1111 homeoneneatrawtc:le lot. $875.ooo Aot John. program wit no money G31--0213
._. Pwtter home In Mela down. John Ellot, Agt, ..... UY TUI Sunny petlo & J•cuulll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ Verde. 3 bdrm, 2 be. 83 1·4321 weekdey1: A119ryprtvateeettlngln• Only 10% down OWCI TllPL£I Perk-Ilk• ground• with 873-3888 or 831-4508 rn<>9t preatlgloua erea. 3 S50 OOO under .,.., FIR£ SALE
Great levefage, 120•000 La f 6 bdrm 5 L -private POOL and SPA, 1--_. __ enc:1_1_._____ bdrma, 2 ba1h & ftmlly I $
1551000 down buya trlplex. Ex-goon view rom · .... th. playroom. only S 179.ooo. TT ENT 1 O N v ET s . room. Moet of the roome I
oellent locatlon 1n South dark nn. den. Boat slip $1 ,350,000. BRAND NEW CONDOS, In thla handaome home
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-dtlCflmlnetlon." IUt. Call 5-4&-2313 'f~ condoe tn prime location. pool end aurroundlno Newport Beach Hurry, Cout Plaza.,.., Won't IAYSIDE covr 13 elegent 2 BR 2.,.. bl open onto • beautlful I It'•. 118111 2500 •q It
Spectacular bayfront view 2 br. 2 ba up, 2 br. lg• gourmet kitchen. petlo erea. Owner wlfl weekend speclal Call
ID lhl1 new1peper wlll no1
11W knowlngly eccept eny ed-
:: vertlalng tor reel e1tete '* which le In vtolatlon of the
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1111..i..i~l:!!;!.!I 2 ba dn 2 boat sl.Jpe $1,900,000. micro oven• veulted cerry with aubat•nllel ~~~~iiiiii~~~ 845·9181 · (#ffi);;;'iJ:1 1 celllnga, belconle•. down. Priced to ull. i ---=------COllOllADO CAYS ~:·.:.~-a:uR::::.=:. $38i.im. SIMU llW um•• •llT llllr.I Coronado Island cwt. bayfront lot. 85' boat xfn1 retea & tefma. Set/ A lovely 2 bdrm condo 1nl Exceptlonel Newport BANl & chermlng Hamp-
Beeutlfully lend1ceped dock. PUrn.a avatl $425,000 w /tel'Tl\ll. Sun 12·5, 831 -8 t 84, this geted privet• cor11-Beach neighborhood 4 ton model fabulous vlew5 11118 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. llCIG end melntelned 4 Bdrm '+523 CAMN'Dl·fRV!ffi:> wkdya, 850-8778, Eve1, munfty. Amenltlea In· Bdrm, 2'h betha. Speclou1 decor, pv1 comm. wlpool llOl 2000 I~
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Sh ould Check their ~.:>.n~l!!!,n:.:~ PAii UH = ·-•••••;-tennl1 & pool. An exC91-with plentyl o t room tor Opn Hee Sat/Sun 12·5 -..,.,....., -....., _.,_ lent opportunity. 1230, pool,)acuzz or adding on 1803 Yacht Collnla ads dally and report wlllntnctng. Full price 3 bdrms, 2'A baths condo Ot'lll' pool. $145,000. IN THE LUFFS TWI llAStll.... 000 I Seller wtll carry llnanclno 844-1017
errors lmmedlately. 1142,500. 751-3181 • Thia 4 BR condo tw It ell. Specloua new s bdrm, · LtW 1twl... $2891.~.,1 IULn 1--1-E-IT_l_IY_ll __
Th DAILY PILOT Beamed c.lllnga wlth •d· den, 3 bath home. Affor· .. Low monthly peyments _,.
e ded 1kyt1ght1. upgreded deble. 115,000 option Fer Eutern country lll-2J11 S2J2,IN
assumes llablllty for kitchen, central air cond. 1 ... 11300/mo. etmosphere ln the deal· I 2627 Bunye. Open Sall
the first Incorrect -----""'""==-i w/humldlfler. GrN t loce-1141-ltll reble north end City IEWN--ut Sun. 2-5 (Dally by •PPt.I
I rtl I .. • ... llJ •----------------tlon,goodttnendngend ln ~for Lon.... tlghta & coestel views "' -Xlnt tin. nse on on y. _... ·----------------· move In condition. 1248, , ______ ._ ... ..;;_''-from Den e Point to NIH Ted Huber1 Rltr LIT 500. WUT 11 TIAll In, Emerald Bey. BHunfulj Plan 4 3 bdrm, 3 b• j 752-<J777
1129•900 home right on the aand. · Be. OR, pool,~....... 1pa. petlo & decks ,., It hn rn:'t Sll,HI HWI OLD KENTUCKY HME Bulld your own drHm ~ I U,._,100tt1{)Ml:i EMc Mela Ver~ 4 BA CS garden• with teehouae. $200.000
Realtor., 87$-8000 Owner wltrade for cu __, .....,..te .. ~ •1:.50 4 epecloue, Hght end airy In prH tlgloua Newport ~~~~~~~~~I '"' ·-• .,.... "'"'"".., 16'n% 30 yra $2 00 mo Prlvete park 11'111% toan bdrm1. on• huge wt oe Beach. Owner llnenclno 1;: property or carry 1125, 000. ANNE HARRIS Owner wlll llnance. 3Br.
u c lot. Need• 1ome evdabte. Cell 548-2313 SEUCT .... , 000 2nd, 5 YMfl. S2t0. 496-7218, 499-1286 2'h ba. foe metr br. cell
TLC . .,_.,~~1 hty moll· 000. Agt . .Mle. 546-2Sl& --~r~r tor d•talla John M ar-~.... SurrOl.IQd yo"reelt with •i.,, ~'~ OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN -"811 .t.n 63.1 2.2Al vated. Cell 2313 lfl!~~~~~~~iiifl mllllon $"homea. Newly Ctrarmlng 3b1/ttJa. M · ~.C:itt'~,. 1509 HIGHLAP'llO ·"Vt •
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111-1411
WATERFRONT HOMES.INC
R(At FSTAn
24.lll W '"'" H., ~ ... e. .... 11
'31·1400
RESIOflHIAL REAl ESTATE SERVICES
UM IW 1141,IOO
Traditional, elegant & spacious de-
scribes this lovely 4 BR 3 'h BA
home featuring oak floors, Jead
glass. FR doors & extensive use of
used brick. Sunny south patio on
extra wide lot. Owner assisted fi-
nancing.
Wllllmlf 1-1
1HN-
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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r~ 3 Bdrm temlly aurne 188.000. 1 108.000. Pool hOme, over 2,ooc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
room, merbla floor a. Ownerlegt 842·8n2 ~It 'BA 2·~ 1>•. term.I) Ill OAIYH
stone trplc. FentHtlc WTl9I 11ch eo.r._., llvlng Fenteatlc Back NEW LISTING lor your
terma. Elegent Harbor S5000 down 3 Br 2 Ba. ~-..c.. mt.• Bay loc&tlon Owner wtll vlewlngl Secluded In 111
ltlend Ad. 16catlon Thi• · · finance $289,800 own lush lendacaplng 11
Select Property ll priced + Oen, pool + Bechelor 171 41 494-1 177 Ac:IVencec:I Real1or1 our lovely 4 Bdrm home r I g ht • t I 8 5 0 O 0 O Unit. Monthly peyment 95I·12·'4 Sp11clou1 kltchen-lamlly 751-3181 • . 1 1600. Full price $158, aree wtth MN!ng to large
000. 557-2783. I.de'""' 10551 ABSOLUTE private patio and garden BY OWNEA-3Br. 2B• wtlg •••••••••••••••••••••• Each window In the ele-
heated pool, In lg aeclu-1 Piii PUCE ST£Al11 gent 2 story IMng room ol ded beckyd. convenient· .. th 11 Deauvllle mod el
ly locetad & llexlt>le ESTATES 1 at eke my reputallon trernes • dellghtful view ,.
nllT .. lerm•I C.11 84<>-8278 for 4 IR 21L •• that thla 11 the BEST BUY aecvrlty geta enclOMS this ...,.. • more Info. • n... In Newport Bea ch . area ol condominiums I..... In lhl• very elfordebl• & II • --BETTER THAN OCEAN vu. LAG ' BOA. Ottered •I $725.000 .U Wllll
Beautlful cuetorn ceblne-
try by • muter creft·
amen reelly Htl thl1 3
Bdrm 2 Ba hOme ape.rt.
Lovely gazebo •nd t>ee-
rtng fruit tr-. Low rete •
new lo•n evellable. Full
price $t48 ,000.
751-3111
I LIT epec6oul 3 bedroom con-•-• MODEL PROF' DECOR A TED. 142-1211
Recently refurblahed do neer So. COMt Plaza. Owner enxlous. 4 Bdrm., HAS EVERYTHING pool, ape, & llke nu 811 tor home plua neiwer unit In $98,600 of ueumeble fl· 2000 aq It home with Cul-<le-aec ttr"t only $378.500 A trede nanctng. A.eking 1att than rormel dining & l•mlly Sun 4 Sall II Club consi dered Cell PA rear with flreplece. Im· -~a.-• n..o.. 1118 ,.,.,. rm $128 500 Mu1t NII 20 min. to mecul•1• condition. A ....... -........ , ·"""' . • . I ....____.... '"'-ter TRICK TENORE Dlrectly rare flndl A11ume 1tt. In 30 daya. Cell now ·~-rn· """"i ' 831 -1268 or 760-8702
Owner llexlble, wlll fl. 87~5370 I •21o.ooo with 180,000 TOOAYI
nenc• et low lntere11 •1 12"4 fixed rete &
retH. St U ,000. Fot Mly emortlzed. lcomf~;~· d•t•ll•. cell ........ 11-•--~ '"' No potw~~lfylng.
_.._ _ Owner/Agent I •---------· u~-\~!'tl ..... ii•iWiiin•u -N-fo_t_U:_l~-n-~-n-.c-_~1n-gyr-$-~-.5-~ -
4 M .... -__ J_J~ One yr n-catm-open-OOOM pttce..135,000dn !"!!l'!!!.~~!! .. J.".!!
with cethedral celllng1 gott• '" to belleve. 3 peym't. $845 P« mo. 3 Executive condo. ocean &
end• remodeled kitchen. er. $585,000. Good fl. bdnn. 1 ti.. For Nie by bay view Fplc, cethec:lreJ
8.5% e11umebl• loen For Clasaillec Ad nenclng Owner/Agt c. owner. clga, etc. 1+ den, $10 ,
end •n enxloua owner. ACTION Splllar 8~1 ·1288 Bkr· 888-3537 000 option money. Dys ......
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Only I 110,000 Cell Cati I .... ~ ,. __ ...... 558-9035; 8111 873-4899 87~5370 Daily Pllol -
AO-VISOR 3 bdrm. 3 •. fem rm. IEWPllT lllll'TI
642-5678 ger, lerge petlo. Tennl•I Owner need• cuh. cteen
pool, ape. $125,000. 10% 81'1tlque type houH. 2 Br
dn 121~% 845-8387 1 Be. 50x 111· lot Laroe ........ detechec:I g111ege. S 178, I 000. 548-5041 eve1 &
wknda, 831,3520 wkdys.
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SJtt,tN
By owner Under eppr
velue 2 br luxury condo
Tetma neg 640-~5
0 101 LIDO''
High r1ae condo. 8th nr
Oce an & Bey vlewa
$950,000 Exctuatve Agt
752-5710
H Tll WATER
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REALTY .z,)
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Steps to the ae.nd Deluxe
condominiums only 4 left
from $287,500 So
Orange COUl's bes1 Blvfl
tront velu1. Open Seti
Sun 903 Buen• Vista
Apt. Boe, 498-104-0.
s,.,, A..1 I OIO ...•.•................
Bradford Pl. owner an-
xious. 4Br 1'.~Be. gar.
patio. poollperk. 189.
900. Aasume 159,000 lat
11 11'h"/• Agt 857-2040 Terrific 2 Bdrm 1own-
hou1e. 28•. 2 cu •l·
leched garage. N9w cer-
peta. Vacant. 1 118,800. ICUIFIOIT
Owner wlll finance on
xlnt te<ma Magnificent 3
Br. 2'~ Be beauty. Just
ateps ecron e llorel llnec:I 011111 1111 lll1l1
patk) to your own aanc::ty • • •• • •• • • •• • • • ••• • • •• •
ULllAPE-.a
WITDFIMT Wiii 1111
Panoramic View -Great Water ·
front Location. Redwood Float +
50' Dock. Custom Built Home With
Three Bedrooms, Three Balconies.
Exceptional Quality · Kitchen With
View Window Has All The Modem
Amenities -Uaed Brick Ba.r-B-Que
ln Out.ata.nding Patio Area. Even
Tiled Garages -Great Offering.
I $1,295,000. A Dion-Marla Lis~.
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759-91•
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Choice 3br 2ba home ln Prime
Unlveralty Park location!
$1,000/mg rent all applies to-
wards pun:haae ln 1 year. 2670
San Mt1uel. 7141709-1001 or
7141752-7373
*1K ...
UYmlt -.a Fllll*
Huge executive ranc h-ltyle
home featurtn.g 4 br'a, family
fCfm. formal d1nlna on cul-de-
1ac w/room for R-:V.'1. Only
'235,000. 2670 San Miguel Dr.
71-l/759-1~1 OI' 7141752-7373
*min, mTY I YllUJ* .........
9.K .. um.able finand.nc IVai·
1able on thie talWfully deCorated ·a Br Townhome. Vacant & quldc
~llllllon. 2d70 Sen Mlcuel Or.,
ewport Beach. 769-1501 or
762-5363. .
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Houee on Begonl• $235,
000, lot value, pttn. only.
Bkr. (213)438-6823.
"IWlll 702 Acecla, CdM. l 235K.
Open dally 1-5. 873-2041
IY IWIU
1111,MI
2 Br. 2\.\ Be. 2 f rplc.
Condo. Pool, Jecuu l,
Tennie Courta. Owner
WNI Carry. 840-5248.
111-1171
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OPEN ~OUSE SAT /SUN
34'05 81 or-Lantern
Over 3200 1q.fl. 3 BR,
2¥. ~ et>ow the Chart
LITTLE 111111 =:9t:'=~·z= 11111 ,_, Alatm 1Y91em1, J•·
c:uuJ ... una. ModHtly 2·•ty. 3300 1q ft, prof. pr1cec1 '488,800.
CleCOf, lulh flowwe, 4 8dr Adv9nced RMl!OB & den, 3 frl>kla, Jtlnt 12% 861-12 ..
nnanctng av.II. ~ --------to M24,500. 873-4271 LARGE Medlterrean 1tyte
CAMEO SHORES
Cu.tom 4 Br. 3 Ba. pool,
Jacuzzi. kol p ond, .3
frplc'a , 1475,000 .
875-5830.
4 br, 2 1ty home. Welk to
l>Motl. SIMI et 1209,800.
861·8632 •.. ,,.,, ..
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• • • •• • • ••••• •• • • ••••• SPLISH ~PLASH Single ••OfY Ranch atyte 11.11~ ln•IM• w11paotacular pool &
......... •P•· l1H ,tOO. LOW down, no quallfylng. Bkr. Juel In time for eummer. 84M7ot ~ .. ~/:°'~:.-; --"'--.-.-.--"--
11ro• bdrma, new pelnt, Term• up to you. Low
neer perke and eohool1. OOWn '2000 or tow tnte-
Off era d .~ t I Ut,tOO. ,_ M!.%.. Super daigM·
CA LL UI AIOUT OUA fUI 2 It. JownhouM. end
0Pf.NHOUIE8.640-1t&1 unit, pool. 'ult price
1 101 ,800. Agent
5M-4611. ~-HERITAGE
REALTORS lrrlM I •••••••••••••••••••••• _____ .....;;....;;:::..;::~1 Woodbrldo• 4 Br. Det. a It. 1 ea. '*-on llWoe hofM. ouf·d•·aeo. tic.
&Oxt18' a unit lot. 4H Own/A91. wlll finance. ~.Do not dlilturt> ..,. nrtt at •111.000. ~;~·· 1'21,000. MMnl , ~.Mende. -------.---i ~1..-.0 -~ r--..
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Entertain t>iour own PoOl In,,__"* Tiltt
... ~QOl.OINo:.,s_ WI . d 2 It. t ... + t •• 1 ... -12x1oa· fill lot. Do not
dleturt> tentnta. 1121 711-1111 ~49a;A•· t tn ,ooo. --------,~••-. tl14NOMcd)'I. ..... _.., •A. A·1 OOnf Ofl ,., .. fll·I tot. _..,.. 1111• .. ..... ., °"""· at.000. 141•t1H °' 474' .,. 1:111 ,..
By owner. OrHtlc price
reduction for lge down-
peyment. 640· 7990
beech. Oo llahlng & ne-1111111 B•11
ver mlu • tetephOne cell Fer S1/1 1100
Agent 556-6516 •• •••••••••••••••••••• -""--------! Newport Beech De Anze !f!!r.!!.~!! ... '.".!! ~.!!!r.!!.~f!! .. !.~~ ~::d.r~~td~l·:!;.,Mttlr~
LOW INTEREST
NO BALLOON
Newport Crest gorgeous Plan 4
Try $45,000 down, $1737 mo. Fully
amort. 15 years at 10% Ult.erest
AFFORDABLE $132,000
Low interest loan, low lease pay-
ments, low 20% down payment
Newport Shores immaculate 3 Br.
A-Frame. Walle to beach, pools &
tennis.
CANAL FRONT
Sunbath, sw im, sail or fish fr1Jtn
your 2,000 sq. ft. hom e. Seller
needs $50,000 down & will carry
balance at unbelievable tem\S.
SPECTACULAR TRADE
3 Br. beach houae w/fabulous up-
aradea. Seller wants larger pool
h ome in Irvine, his e qut t y ls
$98,000, his price $225,000.
Give us a call for more information
and add.rel8e8.
ff11fa & Crai1 O'Brien
840-8208
DOCKSIDE
REAL ESTATE
place. brick petlo, 181,
000. Aleo 2 br., 2 be ..
double wide, corner lot
139.000. Biii Grundy
87~1111.
ACROSS FROM BEACH
Beeut I wtc:le. 2 Br. 2b•. toe cuatom hutoh & many
extru Selllng below ep-
pral11I et $44,000 For
eppt cell 868-8817
Huntington Beach, double
wide, adulta, large lot sme.11 pet ok. near ahoc>-
plng, low r•nt. $28,800.
T1Wme. 847-2954.
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T11 SMftw
NNr n-4-plex, 2 bdrm.
2 beth each unit with
llreplec)e, encloeed patio,
gerege. 8V•-111. Poe.
cuh now. Now $158,500.
B iii Grundy, Rltr,
875.-8181.
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Al'C'bllK U, dl'lll&n•n.
plJinMn Two tPIC'ft In Nfwpori C1ntu
On• 11 2000 tq fl and
OM 11 3000 811 II V ttrJ Cavorabl• rHttl Wil
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N .. r new 4-plH 2 bdrm HOME. View. pt1111cy, 546-9124 $1125 644·53111. by gar. 1 emplyd adull •11••-• Ill l.atge 3 bdrm 2 bati>•llo PARK NEWPORT BeaconBay, 3b• 12500 Side Coale MeH, ito·
2 , I . 1tcurl1y Quellty lurnl-over 35. No pell. 1330. S525·16001mo. 2 Br. l'h lrplc. yard, 'ancl1dg1r: APARTMENTS CdM, betul 5br S3000 raoe only, $75 845·1177
batheechuntwlthahtnga 12500 /m o 160degVIEW CONOO ONTHEWAlEAI M8·1021 Ba TownhouM.elfbullt· OnLlaaLn.AvallMa 20 W Octanlrnt 3br 1•500 Eaatt1de2cergerage.
lireplac., encloMd patio, 840-4518. · 2br 2-hba. m icro. gar Greet view ot boall & Int. balcony, laundry rm, 1850 mo Y Waterfront Homee Rtlra appro>1 20x2 S15 garage, H'.-llt. Pol S 8 2 5 5 3 3 • 4 3 O O, bayt Brick flrepl•ct, J••lla1t,. covered parking Nice ~48.11136 COUNTRY CLUB LIVING Call. 631 1400 cuhflow NowS159, 675_1781 countrykltchen IBdim •-... a. 31.~1 IOcllion INNEWPORT BEACH 6 4 6 -1164 days.
500. Biii Grundy, Rllr, p 1 1 cottane • el --• 'W 1 B A deluxe community on H B condo, pool & ten-&45-9S.3 eves
67£ •1•1 •-·-D•/•-'dN 3 Br. 2 ba. weter & gar-ennsu• -.. ... v -•••••••••••••••••••••• TSL Mgmt M 2·l803 r upllllra. pool. O•• ll'le Bllcil B Cl b nou --"""--v------1~•~=: ••••• ."~....... dener Incl $795 No lablll now $875 mo Call ---------pa Id . R •I · 1 re Q M & tpa. 1 '~~ 8 ltn: nit July & Aug S800 mo WANTED. sngl garage tor
NEWPORT BEACH LOT. fll•1tll 1lfZ 15 ~4•2778 873-6550 1.1,'t fllEIT S450/mo 2 Br 1 •1, Ba $335/mo 147 Flowflf St nla courts: close 10 bull· 96(). I065 11orege only Nwpt Bch.
near bay and ocean, •••••••••••••••••••••• pe THE REAL ESTATERS Spanlsll Eatate UvlllQI ~pl .d balcony, pe11o, _S._5_·_88...-1 ______ ness & Sl\oWlllQ Vl~ltita Jtall/llZSO CM Ed 673 7123
Sl44.ooo 0< lrllde Ownr llEITALI 1 Br quttt. yard, rel Plus ft"-Lt.a.ts/ Bteulllut park-like aur-aun ry rm, carport 3 Br 2 b e yard, Ir pie. •••••••••••••••••••••• Garoge. sml 501 Laguna
675-lSM y ty·Weellly-WI 1 2 ra nge, Ip &dulls no ... ,, •• rounding• Terraced CloMto aJI CaJl lO<tWI gerage $680/mo Broktf Unlurnillled lludlOs I & OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br Beach.'• Dile 10 main
-•• -3 Mr 90 n flf, ' d 0 g 5 1 s 1 + de P h••• View pool Sunken gu bbQ. TSL Mgml e.2-1803 851-8800 2 br 1partment1. town· Avail now Weekly lhiu beach S65 494-3044 :;:: _ .. u, ·:a.;:; lULn S.C45tmo &46-9586 3 bdrm 2'..., be, ape, aperkllng f ountains houses summe1 873-7873 ..,.r.-.. .,... Euts1de 2 B• w/p"1 yard akyloghl, declt. ltroplace. Specious rooms. Sepe-Wcztlll!ldl 2Br 2B•. Piil patio, Mesa $540-$1000 Indian Wells Villa lur;;--J' Oii' I I ~~oo
500 sq II. Xlnt Laguna Pllnln nu c rpts/drapes dbl all extras $825 per mo rate dining area Walk-In -Verde, wlr & grdnr pd *Several studio• & I BA 3 Ba. ..!~! .• !~!~ ..... ! ...... =c~~'!':n sg;;~/ Miii. carport Adults preter· ''i9i64i·i3i4i66iiiiiiiiiiiiil cloMIS, home lll!e kltch· APUTMllTS. ::6~g6~ o I 5 5 2 EI m bdrm units a1e turnilhed Celt 714-640-5548 M 2 olltcea. 345 . bath.
1ed, no pela $475/mo & I• tn & cabint1• Walk 10 PB•~~~/ldl~~ardHentaplld• wllh tint designer furnl-u ..1e la~-_. 11oraoe avail 1250/mo A.gt 499-8 lll-1111 $300 sec dep Opn 1-4 CdM 3Br Vu $1300 HuntlnQton Cent8f "''"' """'' ta P• 3 Br 2be, lrplc, pallo, ture & acceuorles. Move • .. , 548.3345 494_3803. CWMial ... I Sal/Sun 189 Santa Isa-Lido Pk Or Vu $1800 1 Bdrm-lurn.1505 No pets 2 children wet-cnlldrtn ok, no pets In today or reserve tor Lu•ury 4 B 5 be furn .,__ _______ _
I •z.... bel 673-0231 Eastblull 3Br • $1200 2 Bdrm-unlurn from come u .,5 2515 Orange A.pl C, summer months. Smarlly home. tennis beaches 1617 Wes1cllll. NB Want fftfllitUH I 1H Blulls 3Br·famlly I 1500 $565 2 Br 2 Ba •"" 1560, 642· 1485 turnlshtd model a open Avail now lhru Oct May l1nanc1al 1ns1 7000s I •••••••••••••••••••••• l•ah11•l• 3111 21r 21a ftJ .,,,. Cnma Cove 3Br 12000 3 Br 2 Ba 1600 1 dally June. & Oct $4800 per 1 a 1 11 o o r Ao en 1 CASH A PROBLEM? HAI •••••••••••••••••••••• Call 646-4S49 Baysi de Cove 2/dtn No pels 398 w Wlleon "'" Ulll pd, lge compt. re-mo Aug $6500 Sept 541-5032 Quiet, lofted condo pro· Charmlni/Sparklln? 21----------52200 Ulllit1t1• Fr-I 831-5563 or ~2-3708 mod I br . new crpt, On Jamboree Rd at •6 000 67 .. •80 74 I lo " • d m 2 ba la 3 B di I m tncd yd d ~ ~ d rp1, rel rig No pets San Joaquin Hiiis Ad • · ., • ' v dtl encloaed garage, 1 r,. .. r · • r, n ng r · ' · Baytront 5Br0ock $3250 527 7408
W/0 , relrlg, t ennls, mtlyrmonPenln Point. lrplc,gardentr,nrOC Watertiont Homee.Rllrs LAQUINTAHEAMOSA lllEl.IOOIPllGJJ $335 . 6 4 5 -8579, 644-1900 t---·-------
pool1, jacuzzi Slmply a I blk lrom Beach and co 11 age No Pe Is . Ill 1400 16211 Parkside Ln, 1 blk $385-$475/mo. 1 & 2 Ur 960-3726 1---------llllEL SlllllH
qultl retrell lrom mad· Bay Yearly tease St,600 $750/mo 730-1515 !~~~~~-~~~~~! W ot Beach, 3 blks S. ol ap11. n-carpel. palioe. E_S_T_S_l_O_E_2_B ____ Newly dee. 2Br. lba, '" Ga1ed comm Newly de· d 1 d o I mo 675 0375 c OK A r new car-In kltch Encl patio, gar. en ng crow s. wn I -3 Br 2ba, cpt s /drps, Edinger carpor1s al pet, pelnl, d1hwar, O•· S535 no nata 6412-2134 corated newly turn • . ~ ~~-!~~~· ~;t~~O c,,,., 11/ llu 3ZZZ bulltlns, gar. $550/mo 3 br. Blulla I Paula), on Ul-1441 TSL Mgml 642-1603 r a 0 •. Patio I 4 4 0 ,.,.. bdrm Tennis. prov bch
• •••••••••••••••••••••• 289 E. 16th St 646-6074 Quiet c u 1·de·*11 c · ----------•Roomy 3 Br Townhouae 548--018~. $6.40 Eastblulf. 2 bdrm, 2 club etc 3 mo or longer
ownr. Spyglaas 4 Br I amity 3 Br 2 Ba Monl lcello $1100/mo Allr 731 ·4445 W'/.••• ..,,, 314 apl In quiet adult com· be Patio, pool, fireplace Bkrs welcome 496·4 38 ~I ,,. .. n-. ZOIO room. 2 lrplc ocean/ Townhouse No Pllts New oceanfront 3 Br la· •• ••••••••••••••••••• pit• Newly decorated, l1 i JIJJ 781 Am?:os Way liatlll I• lilll 4300 ................ ,...... harbor lllewt I 1950/mo $595/mo. Sierra Mgml mlly rm 2 frplc. yearly Furn. Laguna Beach IU· fireplace, enclld patio & •••• ~............... 20-1114 ••••••••••••••••••••••
8 UNITS COSTA MESA, 645-0778 Co 641·l324 $2500/mo 645-0776 xurystudlo. spa, Satellite garage Sorry, no pell PHEASANT C reek El Cozy 2 Br 1 Ba beamed Male needed 10 share
needs work, greet PO· LG 1 BR Avllt 611, 0., Newport Shorts Canal TV. aauna, maid service. $600 Mo 845-3381 or Toro New, dlx I br, 1 celling, pallo, garage. beeulllul Corona del Mai tenlla~~f~ i~; W/O, storage $695 ltu hi lar lront. 3 bdrm 2'1t ba ~;:_~;2s7 $ 115/week 675-5949 b1a condo Parllllke Ntd· Newport Hei ghts No nome 1285/month plus
719 •;, Me r i go l d 4 bdrm. 2 ba. lamtly watk 1o beach Pool and ----------•$500/mo 2 Br 1 Be UP· I ng, water orten1e • pe11 . $525 /m o u11t111es Call toght nowi
TRADE C M coin leun-M0-•256 room,~pc shwshr, air tennts avall No pals ·~If J.Hi 311 per apt . ~oar~. 1tnnl1, pool, ape. Wtr 645-1682 640-6479
I F P COOi f d dbleg8/ $9..,' pd $500 655-1526, ---------1-------dry nell 25K yr 2 Bd B d 2 t k: 2 · ""mo •••• ••••••••••• .. •••• balcony/pello. laun ry 1n 5p•• Large 3 Br 2 Ba trplc. Share 4 Br home bet
$18.0K 1 11 ·, El r 1 8• '"· rp · Xlnt schools $825 Eves 752 7•7• 1 BR Versailles condo 5 .,.. ,., -•• C ~.or •NquB Y n car garage, 1rg pe110 213•833•9082 • .. .. • . • rm. A.van Ii· lam. rm. deck. dbl ga· ween Bay & Ocean
woue .... or income new r y d, co rated ----------• 1 br 1 ba unlurn. steps 10 F.:r~'s. ':~~!1•2~Y~· ~-TSL Mgmt S.2· 1603 •••"-f,.. rege, upstairs 1750/mo Avall nqw 675-2637 ah I
prop Ptln only lt050/mo 517 Po111set· 3 '¥.-p . ba nouse 234 beech 1445 mo G arden view S595. •2 Br 1 ba Me11 •• verde •-, .. &. ••~f 780-1668 6PM ' M0-8927 u... ~lj)93 flower St. 1Ji50t m o. 11.1.a-129.5 -•• ._ 979-1137 ah 4pm ,________ ?:.•-•t-t+:--i•e--9ff1-; ~·ef -~lie~ tie .......... ---~--uC11111aiw ··J .,. mms Smart 2 BR CO<ntf' used Cozy Npl Cresl I OWn· Kiit pelS Gar $495/mo THE WHIFFLETREE 1·2·3 •••••••••••••••••••••• ROOMMATE "-' e •pte ··-· v-b .. r 1 nA.A.d 11 B • 833..a974 Bdrm A.pis Gym, Spe, Studio apl, ocean view. .,..,.ux ..... JI ..... _. ... • ric.. rp c . u w rs um1t•• ho ma pool 1tnn11 nr WCI RmlLI Sauna, pool, tennis, elc utll tncfd $375 mo 332 FllDERS de.ow e Bkr979-4383 Cloaedgar BtlowCst l«iti 3240 beac h C a11 101et Avellablenow S300 s500-$525/mo2Br 1Ba &46--06l9 EncinoinSanCiemenie 2111 1Mt1 Aaa It Hwy $890 642-0972, •••••••••••••••••••••• 962-0607 w eek u P A 0 en' 1 story, sh1g, drepes. I (see the Mgr A.pl C) Oldeet & lergeSI agency 673-6355 HOME FOR RENT H-er_bo_r_V ____ H_o_m_e_3_B_r _2 675-8170 petlo, lrpk:, d/w, beamed Oefuut poolSlde. ctra lat· Alt chents screened wolh htta .... Spectacular ocean & city 3 Bdrm $675 Fenced Ba lamoly im s !150/mo celhngs. garage o t 2 b r . 2 b a b II n a, 2 Br large duple>. with phOlos g relefences
10 2-bdrm townhouse llghls view lrom every yard & garage Kids & Purchase option tlVlll Oceanfronl wkly ·2 & 3 br, TSL Mgmt 642-1603 dswhr I '" miles beach view deck I bloek lrom Crecrns Cosm()p()ltlan
apls. plus 4 bdrm reneh room Lato• & spaetous pets welcome 545-2000 ~4•61177 comp lurn'd Gar A.vi ,.3br, nr SC Plaza. SA A.dulls. no pell $500mo beach $675/mo Mon· Good Me><ning AmeriCll.
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rou. Call WOLFINGER days 642-5757, e11es & gar Sgt l amlly $800 Boaut 4 br. tam rm, 2'"1 641-1460 ger. cov'd patio, all pool J.a J••• clients who need e piece *lrLllE lffaars* ~EALTY wlcnds 631-6630. Avaol June 1 673-0626 be exec home 180 deg r•~hts & rec are111 lfWPtaT 141 111t " ._
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dn s 139K price Prine II NI If 5·30 daily) 1-497-3690 500 per mo 644-2057 f>-46·4645 Newman 1365. let, last yard, quiet area $460 N-por1 Shi s home 2 por,er Inn 2172 Dupont
only BY OWNER TIE LIOO FfW I. • 32..1..1 II 2 II.• II & dep 642-4431 661-1827. rooms av81 May 15 Cell AM 833-3223 6A5-3340 A I I C M . IYl•I ,.,. 2 M s Ir Br s . 2 'It b a . 1 • • • Randy, 8·5. :J2·065 I tn n OSie "' 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• $700/mo K1d1/sml Ptl Newly decor Gu pd dUHTN APTI S.•I• A.• 3111J 450 sq II turn ollfce ~UNITSlnHUNTINGTON NEWE S T gat ed 20 3Br 3Ba ExecHome ln ok Avollnow Jonn,i.gt encl ger dwahr,pool, Neu beach Spacious •••••••••••••••••••••• Prof M /Fshare•u•ury space $400/mo BEACH. 10 years new Townhome VILLAGE Nor1hwoods. 2story w1th 631-2242 bbq Adult•. no pets qui et 2 Br 1 •...,Ba MacArlnur VIiiage 2 Br 2 turn Condo S C Plaza 541-0753
AU 2 BR S.C58,000. Bkr. COMMUNITY 2 & 3 Br •Ira lrg lam room No 6A2·5073. Townhou1t 1495/mo Be new carpets & ap-S 2 8 5 6 4 I · 4 6 2 5 . 536-0123 2'h Be 1600-1800 IQ h dogs please Gardener & Newpo11 Htlghls large 3 980-8856 pllancas $625/mo Call 966·8479
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hydro-tubs In matter 545-2000 A.gen Dr 2 lies $1150/mo Call An-A.dull living, 1 Br , cer-2Br. l 'llBe. 1375 + 1375 2131377-1221 eves Aak Resp F 10 anr 3 br 2 ba Prome Oll!Ct 673•1003 sul1e, dining rooms, $750-$800 lhony days 642-5757, Soec:bd studios one port pool & laundry No dep, gu pd, nr Beach fOt Mr Cashman house.C M Frplc Nol;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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15mlnoteefromFNhlon 4 b<:2ba $1350 -----•A11UIJllU.P-'«I $425 Sierra Mgmt • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• dep ~-3654 HB ,,_,,. Ziii ISiand, 7 mlnul• 10 SC 4 br. 2'• ba S825-$1100 "lpl Pen1nsute 2 Bdr 1'11 'I~ 6Al·1324 1 Bdrm. 3 blocks from OYef 21 POOi. 11c. ltnnls .. :.~A:;_,............ Plaza or 0 C Airport Le RatSOt Alty 833-6600 I Ba lrplc oar age. opn Oc:cuc*lCY bt1ch No pet• or chtl· S1ep1 to beach Reta. 2500 I Q It condo Bey·
Salelleese/opllon nr OC Ju11 •••t of Newpon beam ce•hllQS pvi patio •• 1 ..... "'-ln d1tn S2llO. 11111u1 ptua Newpoc1 Bch 548-4260 vtew. poo l on beau
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ranleed lenant 1,000 IQ Orange Ave , Co Sia pets -!come 545-2000 SPACIOUS 1 Br rm. no pets Nr IC Hosp S250 Pvl bath $275 lovely 3 BR Turlltrock CdM dla suite A.IC. ample II FlnanclllQ Below mill Mesa A.gen•. no lee SPYGLASS For a month O< a lole-Fireplace. pool & much 1500 873-2252 557-2783 hme w/couple Pvt bath pkg u111 pd 2855 E Cst
By<>wnet 5•6-4502 l&CI UY WOODBRI DG E 3 Br nme ModelsooP<l~•!l• mo<e ·~.block to beach I Br Npl Ben. spacious turn . ore 1enn11 pool & lge Hwy 675-6900
,,_11 '•• •-•, • .._ 1'"1Ba, nr pool & tennois RIDGE 9amlo6om No s. •••tUI garage 1425/mo No quiet. pv1 studio, pr1v1-yard Ava il 1mmed EXECUTIVE OFFICE Bal·
-In _, •-3 Br 3 Ba Townhouse S700 mo No pets Avall ._.. Pa 11 12 4 2 0 I h St 1tge1 $450/mo 640-62llO 553-1539. ask IOt Gary bOll Penn 525 11 $400 ••••••iilUEiS••••• ~~:a=:~:ir~.' ~:Y 1 s I wk o I J u n e ElE:~:IE Olkwood 536-8149 female prelerttd. Room Nd 2 rmmte'1 to shr 3j; m o pr Iv Be A I C
Commtrclal lot located 1ctr11. No pets $800/mo 494-4142 Weslllde 2 Br. 1 Ba oen· S575 Spac1ov1. cheery 2 for rent. $150/mo 2ba hae. 2 car/gar lrpl 85 7 611 1. 675·3600
near Buena Park Civic It• e e . t 11 & 1 tc 1 Br Condo, nicely up· 4 Bi 2,,., Ba 2 llrtplacea. Gtrden Apertmenb ~~~~.~·c~',1;:.1.g:rra•p~~· Br 2 Ba Prlv~ Petlo 646·5436. Ilg yrd $230 Im med 1_5_5_1_·6_8_3_4 _____ _
Center 18 avellablt for 64~6423 ~ded $495/mo Call putt1no green, gardener Newpof1 a.di/No. No peta. chlldren. water· No peta. 633·3 7 Furnished rm & balh 662-1115 or 546-5169 Costa Mesa 250 st su11e
1150,000. Lot alze Is 11. ---.-E-Sl_YE_l_IE ___ , n 552•7485 S 1700/mo. 680 Irvine bed1. $450 + H Curlly llThlt 1144 Kitch priv. Tennis, pool, Home to shr $275 mo Incl $175mo Ulll lncld 779
600sqltandownerwlll 4 Bdrm 2 Ba f amily **WHlllHllE Realtor Joyce Edlund l1tl6tlll deposit. 546-5442 or•••••••••••••••••••••• s 1e p1 l o bch NB u tll ISi & last Furn, W 19th St 851·8928
help tlnance. 831-74370 home Quiel area. Avail Sharp 3 Bdr 2 Ba voaw 8"42-8235 (71'4) 64~1104 _7_7_0-_56_29_. _____ 2 Br. I 'h bl upgraded 1275/mo 645-5734 all non-1mkr 673-8302 Balboa Penin Sub lease 2
•-mediately Many ame-•-Cl 32•1 CONDO N orthwoo d 4pm. Snr 3 BA 2 Ba hme Coll offices ol 1000 sq h ea "" home! Near lake & beach ... ••••II 1, ...-Beech/So 1725 mo Ava II 7 1 I u111 1 1 & k nlllel. 875--4912 BKA club Avail tmmed •••••••••••••••••••••• ,, ___ , '· meatiBJIU 73l-M23 Room for rent, kitchen Pk, CM w/M/f Pref pro · 1ani oria par mg TJUDI T 10\>\L
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$1000/mo leue on 1 yr BEACH C OTTAGE, 2 170018thSt V prlv Lady Pool prlv non smkr $260 mo incl 673·66lO am Tl I PLU l!lt 8 others lo choose bdrm, 2 ba Wik 10 train, ll>ov•••l l&ll'I) TtWllllEI ,,. .... ••d '''' S60/wkly. 557-6•48. ~6-2718 Prime oll1ce spi ce. Co-Gell you alerted tn real from twn bch $700 492-7913 (714) 642-5113 ,. d 1 •• ••50/ eetelt ownel'shlp New Condo for rtnl 2 •• •••••••••••••••••• F haa rm w/pvt balh In Yg F ahr 3 br, 2 be home, rOt\8 e ,..., .., mo
1 Br We1l11de, C M ~ut..··-'hrldCJC 8'a J••• Br 2•;,Be_l705/mo Obi IOIAlflMf apt, MesaVerde.C.M . 1 175 & I u l llt Cati 675•95IO
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$3751 "'""1 gar, llrepleoe, pool, epa Moll •••oant •P1 bldg 10 ren1 10 nonsmoking F 10-3 30 Tina S.2·8558 I C a•llNllT
1 B mod 1 E Id 0 .. I C1•/1lt1•t 3Z11 666 W 181h. M&-2739 In Laguna Beach. !Inell 25+ no pets $250 • • Al r up ex. ells •. ~tl llj ••••~•••••••••••••••• !~~~~~~~~~~ locellon In town, bretlh· 54e.;307 ' · PROFESSIONAL m11a Oll1ce space avellable C M S.C50/mo ., 1 "'""I 2 Br 2ba. lam rm, encl 2 eeldy acro11 It ocean.1: 18111,.,, vlewa, 111 bull-lna, non-1moker wan1ed 10 55ct.,, ft 966--0122
2 Br TownhouH with .u "'"" car gar. cloHd beck· toe 2 BR. S250 wk, up E SIOE-3Br, 2BI, garage, heeied pool sub oa· 1 ... I IHrl llSO she re Ilka new 2 b•· ....,
pool, H B $575/mo lr.itl\•rt•nu •·~ ... '"1n•· yard nr schl1 R v 110-Carport 673·6158 children OK, no Ptll rage, eleval~r l ease •••••••••••••••••••••• droom, 2 bath, San Juan Olllct apece avallable.
0111 •I C...'1 L91's gel your 1nvestmen1 . rage avail $525/mo 1625 mo +MC dep, ra-only $850 & up 330 Cliff Pvt rm. beth, gourmel Caplatrano condo ftrt · 85c to $ I 00 per loOt tn • P.&. .,,,,0 atarttd Agent 556-6516 Umver111y Park 2 br. 2 ba. ISi/lest g sec g cleanlnQ A ... tt•nll lundable Avell Mey I Or 4 ..... "•" meal•. tranaporlltlon. C>lace. """"'· iaccuzl. only Cannery V1ll1ge Burr irN •~~ alt gara ge Condo 32102 VI d 01 r-646-9596 ... """""· ,..,,_,. Whit Rllr 81£ •'""" ••••• •• •••••••••••• Bell Ea111lde focatlon. $660 553•0168 evea ;e,<!,7 5a • ive U.JuaidH •----------• lndry, companion, for 2 mile to beach and 1 • .,.. """
PALM SPRINGS SUN· roomy 1 Br/water paid. 58·256 •••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp 2 BR 2 Be. l ge lllTI HAii LMlll act111e, elderly lady. Ir· Dana Point HarbOt 1275 Olltce 1n CdM, 2nd story
DANCE VILLAS CONDO AU garage. Adult1, no Deerfield, 3 br. 2 be Jl•I• W ••• Jiii ·~ rooma, all bltn1 Incl OIW, Deluxe 2 bdrm, 2 be, vine. 552-3037 evs. plua ,,., ullllllel Cell Ger· w81k·UP Ocean view,
Privacy & 1ecu111y. Lg pet• 1435 631..075-4 twnhse. lrplc, 2 cat gar ••••••••~•••••••••••• I l •••1 gar, MeH Verde. 1525 Walk to beech 1750 No ._._,_ ............ ,1 ~Ill herd (7 141831·2040 or cpll. drp1 & panellng l•cunll walerfall, furn $725. Call le>< appt, (2131 3 Br 2 Be Beautiful 1u •••I .-mo. Call 540-1158. uk pete a...u, "''" .. 498-97S8 420 IQ tt 675-5-444
10% loan euumable ..... .. 939-3041 bef 2pm ocean view. Wii i! 10 4aR·29·;·;;~~i;:F;~i;, la< Larry Of Pam Adil• 411•-4060 ····a&;\iii;···· Shr beaut oc .. n view • TIE wam
I l 8 5 • O O O · < 7 1 4 I Sunny 2 Br 2 Ba Xlnt loc 4 Br, 2 'h ba, huge yard. b •a ch I 7 5 0 I m O bll·ln1, patl!lllQ. Close 10 Clean, qulel 2 BR 1'h be, 1111 Reu. Weekly Rates nome In Laguna with I Ob exec aulte, 2,012 SQ 325-4871 ~~y~~:.az:,P?~0ti;~.; A/C ,luxm1tr1u11e. 835-5500 bay&oceen B rk r pet10,no pet1.l465 !'!!r.f!.~~! ....... Kllcnenett .. -Phones ot her l400plua tt incrg 2 exec olce .5 IHI lltalt over lu1h lendicp. pool/ 857-0342, 552·1901 3Br 3B11 xlnt So Leguna 675-4912 548-4508 NO FEEi Apt. & Condo "Z" channel Movies 855-8755 per11oned sub-oles. lg
I I • 1 2 h ---------rental•. Vitia Aenllll. s d 1 1967 N •--~1 -.. ape, dbl gar/opener DEERFIELD • 2Br. 2Ba, oc st " 811 mont • 2Br, tB1, blln1, relrtg, So. Coa1t Pine 2 BR 1 an P per• tw-Room me t e wanted cnlrl work area plus lg ~· -' A II $2000 675-4912 Broker port ••••••••• ••••••••••• Avail. now. $800/mo den, super clean, plush 1on1 roq va mo garage. y1fy 1550 mo. ba, lgt patio, lull sac. S 190/mo, steps f rom recpl rm All done In
TRADE Cabin In Fewn1kln 9 711 ·3 3 7 6 wk d y s . cpl, AC, lrplc, dbl ga-Beaut llul new no me 111 . fast + $300 HC . Kida OK. 1505 Incl gH & Verulllea 1 br condo, Bl Coeta Mesa 645·9137 beach Need aomeone oecorallon 11yte. beaul
$96.000 for houH or 751·8184 eveelwknda rage, lg lot, redwood Please call 494-1056 lor mature 1l11Qle 0< couple. waler No tee Agt S550. CloH to beech. ul1UAll -by 51 15. S.5-2061 In eppeeranca, In toe
condo In Org. Cty. deckt, nr poofs. parka, addlllonal Into. 873-8969 ev ... 752·6005 957-0222 Full aecu1lly. M8-3874 95'1 -•g, praallge bldg. Newpor• 548-55l8 or eo.4509 Spaclou1 2 Br. 2 Ba eplll no pets. Avall lmmed . ...,,.••i•llll J-• dys uk for Kathy. Wkly rental• now avail. H.B. strolghl Prot gentle-Archu M arina Bldg aft 4PM level, l rpl c, m~cro. 3 ,82 5 mo 752•7499 "'' 1 •-2 Br 2 Ba, patio, carport, Stlarp Garden Oueal $105 & up. Color TV. men will allare l111•oe 642•4844 deck•. 1kyll1t, open 833-3656 · • •••••••••••••••••••••• Npt Penlnaufa 1 Br 1 Ba, no p•t• 1460/mo. Avail tlomt, 1br, qule1, W IO, Phonea In room. 2274 home near beech wllhr----------
TRAOE Centrel Coaat b .. m,dblgar/opener. · HOMEFORRENT frplc opn beam~llng1 5/17.54&-8e75 patio, S335/mo . NewportBlvd.CM. maleov1135 .l 3115 OllTA•U
clHr, cu1tom 3 br view Avail. 5-24. 1850/mo. W...W.t o..4e 3 Bdrm. 1850. Fenced garage 1540/mo. Aveli STUNNING large 1 br 848-8333 6A8-74'5 963·8636 1 & 2 room ottloea from
home on 2 ac. horH 9 711 -3 3 7 8 wk d ya . 3 bdrm. 2-·~ ba, Jape· yard & oar•ga. Kid• & 8 / 1. 1155-00116 evta/ ool 1 0 w Promontory Pt. rem 100• S205. UtM. Included.
P91Y· Alaace6ero.1225M 751·8164 evea/wknds nese garden. comm pets weleorne ~5-2000· wlcnd1. 0"81~'"s1~· P · 1 · A,.ilaltlll F111/1jH .,,,,..,. 1uabW II""' ta< rmmete lo lhare RMlonomlC'a 875-e700
ValUa. FOf hOIM Of unlll. pool. leke, 1ennl1 prlvl· Agent, no laa ' '-•· ""' Otg. C~. beech area. Out11andlng Me11 Verde ,.~,.,. ,,, .,, •••• --------•t U•f•t• .HM # ,,.,.,. llfl 2Br 2ba ocean vu apt 288 eq.tl. 0o1191', Newpon ,...__ ,. ..... •"•" home 4 Bdr 2',., Ba on ''g"• 11175 per mo. 3 bdrm, 2 bl, vary nice, _.._ --Otic 2 BR. walk In cloM11, ••••••••• ••• • l'o~':':' ••••••••••••• •••••• ••"-" 87£3,.,,,. """"" ..--55 783 7£" I •••••••••••••••••••••• blln atove & O/W, mo· • • •• • •• • ......... .,.. YIN Beech. Choice patio · cul-de-u c. 1950/mo. -4 6 ..-160 875 mo. NHr •choof. Walk 10 pvt beach, 2Br, __ ._ n~ 110 mot• Senior Ledy would Ilk• 1oc11i on. 1308 mo •
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So. of PCH. Wiii~~ Anne. :':7.~.~~t .. l¥.f HOME' FOR RENT garage, grdnr. Cape Ctllld • r.te. 645-893 Kennebunkport? :i::·~~'&~.doh~ __ Tl_ffl_ISl_ .... rW __ _
rMI •tat•. 0..,911 Pun. e..utltully dtoO<attd up. Lovely 3 Br & Den, 2·~ ea. 2 Bdrm 1-478. Oerage. 1 Cod, complelely r.mdl'd. E/1lde 1Br gu.11 houM, t 0 b c" & 1 h 0 p 1. WITllflllT Oii
()Wnr/bkr. 751-1221 graded 3 Br 1paclou1 No pets. 1 850 Hana ch fl d 0 I(. no P• 11 . • 1000 m 0 . ( 7 14 ) w/gar•o•' uUI. Avail Wasn 't he the Ambassador from M 0.7390, 873-7075. ...... ..... lUll
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...................... patJo. OrMt IOf en1en• For IMM; 3 Br 2 ea view, Clalmlal.., •• .. ..... enCi QM. Kida ok. ~to'. ;.'u~11g,~~'-:~~d~;~1:; c r • 1•r111 1•rv1 c e . ~58· Gerdener Incl 1795. Arch Bch HI"· f•luithW Ull 3 bdrm 2 ba 2 11ory 2228 Rutgera. ~f'V"""\~ bctl. Non amkc. 1325 1526-M50. 2 room"'"'· ..... hnJIW · 5~7 651 3037 A £ •••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' 815--e3711642-1208 V-"~I II..../ 780-1323 11175. 87$-MOO •••••••••••••••••••••• •.. vlllt .,11 . Aesort•Llka edit treci, nr 1ownt1ouet duplek . -------~-..... ~ '1 1 ,,. BR. yard. no pete, 1-1u .U. JJN SC Pl.ta. Pool, grdnf. Dix OvertlU<I palfo. Privet• Ville ~ •• 2 br, 2 be, H yCMt'rt nol ,.,. who (OI Wllal) k.,.,._"'Poll w-. M/F 10 ahf houM wl2 lrg A~tlleeM~llon nt OC
•••••••••••••••••••• • ~~1"d1 OK . Waal1lde. tt'A'tt':'o•••••••••••••• 1Br. No peta. M75 & 1-45 110:. llrapl1•1101•· dll!~,: f1mlfy compi.x. S500 + Clofl't ta.I W. -JOll'rt not llofie ._.nlport ll IR 1 bl trplc IUIHteek AlrJ)Of1. 4 eqcft btdg. Cleen & pretly 2 bdrm -5 mo. &4l..Cr83, HOMe FOR RENT utn. 775-2680, 658-1828 wH .. •r . Bu • na. •"" dtp. lnol. gar .. OW. one ol 14 d!st1ncltfflr dltlt<eftt IP'flllltllt ftoof pllftS 3 bike t0rom boh CdM: •UOO •q 11 A olc.
tlome, Piiio. garage. E SIDE corner tlH 38r 3 Bdrm. 1875. Fenc•d So Cout Vlllu, dlx 2 BR ;',~.1~::;. '1. 1 '• •• • mc»t ullla pd. ~8-4147 11 Su wmd Y1111ct NI HIMlbn&tOfl kadl SUW!ftd 1380 pa1 m o Utll Incl 200AMP 3 ptlH~UI· ;&~1J·1~!~ & ~~:~Y ia.. •Ingle gtf, ig yd: yard & glf•O•· Kida & 2 Ba. nr So. Cll Plua. 2 IA 1'-4 11, tplc, D/W, Wiii' IJ • 1uult of to!Jly ptrSOlllflled proltulonll 875-1721 f'W'ltaad 1**'1 1• eq
$450/Mt} 81a.tM7 kldl l pet OK M75 mo. p.is ~ ~5-2000. a.c:. oat•. pool, clbhM. 2 br, frplc, encl. garden l pvt patio & get. No pell. pl~ Tiit kllld of tllenllOll JOU dtwcvt A '*"'' M/F 18-25 anr 3 bt'. 2 be. ~ R~~ "*1
• 111 a IH1 + 1100 1tc. Agent, no tee. seoo. t1t-et111 paUo. llOOlmo. Call IOf S525 mo. 8'3·5411 bltlld ol nature Md hYllll -11ntled NI• fOfnt w.tll 11epa to bMotl, 341t1 at, ....... iowneriiiiiiiiiiiil-~ "1al ._ 1J ~!J..;1~1011 May 20. r.-.. .,..., '1ll eppt, 87M&22. •w 1 IR get ·~• balllllifts 11<oob and Qllttt ~. COOied br nat111ll N.&. S240. l78-1041 •WHIT .. ...... r.m•"m••••••• ....... ..,. v "1\-;r.' ••• -r.m ............... ,, ru.Jd# 28r 2ba, rat1•d celling, 7.j·, I g ; 58 '1_....i 1 y' ouan lllttm. AM to tllel llMIS COlllU, switlllllill& •"Tum K!r <>mce" l390. e:.~:r-= •. 2.t, r:.~:1--ft-.-.--.-.------~,.,, 21e, W .. ltlng dftfln. ;-r.;'ettie•••H•••••••• lovely loo, no1 ltf froM &41-833\weee4e.232a pool$, a~ alMI e COllwtMlll IOUllOft flUI s/lojlj)lllC s:.'~~o0t!.~au~ •"lt'anch' Office 176.
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1000unfum. Mo. &oMo. 177 /mo. 111 + 800 yaid. co~'d p1!1ot, UP• rtn1. Ouetom d11lo.n. •rat•B• !lr}•~'~:.•;·.'11/:~~ .......... , ... ,1_ tennl•. Oer•o.•. W/DI mu, ... re1ttel. tit. a tillt. 8U• llO. ........ zi. 642-0l38 oredecl.1900. 1>'0.282$ IHlurll: Peol, llQ, IPtl1mft aeo. M2-0ll1 '" ,.._,. "'_.. "'40, l)lenO. 8HO/mo & !of NM 'mcm, ltl6
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720-12t0 ~~~~~~~~! CUSTOM SPA DECKS Patloe, gazM>o9. Uc'd. Cu,_ fl-'wt.W-b~ll John or Rick 171-3218 •••••••••••••••••~• ••~••••••••••••••• Bart, mantel•. kit. cabl· on-.ys. P.nilng Lot l!..,._I l#ftn nata. ralaad panallng. ~ s.alcoatlng. :':::'T.'"e•••••••••••••••• doora, bookc••••· re-
S&S AapNt 831-41Hllc No Staam/No Shampoo mod. & add-ona. Xlnt
Stain Spaclalllt. F .. t raft. Lie. 8348278. ~:;;v1NG dry. Fraa •t. 1139-1582 536-23ee
Repalra Comm~. C<ptt tnatall/rapalred n.-111
Lie 1397382 845-8181 Flood damage. Steam ;-:1.":~•••••••••••••••• Dan Hallberg Grading clng.554-8510, 87M588 DRVWAU TAPING
& Paving Co. Raa/Coml. Shampoo I 1taam clean. All tutur• & acouatlc
Lio 387104 842-172 Color brlghttnart, wht Fraa "'·Kevin 875-9088
~~~'!'!~ •......... Wonting Mom: bab)'91ttl
CdM. 3-6 'If otd1.
Vldtl 759-1083
Lie. mother wlll care to
your ~. Lg yrd
gd,,....... 645-5313
crpta • 10 min. blaach. DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC
Hall. llY/dln. ima S 16; avg Rapa Ire, naw I old. 11
room 17.50: couch 110; yr1 axp. Bud 552-8582
chr $15. Guar. allm. pat
odor. Crpt repair. t5 Yl"I fl«lriu/
e>lp. Oo work myaelf. •••••••••••••••••••••• Reta. 531-0101 ELECTRICl~N-Prlcad
---------"'• right, frff Hllmata on EXCEL CARPET CARE lerga or .,.,.... Jobt.
Cpl, uphol, araa rug Uc. 39M21. 873-0369
dearllng. Wont guar.
Fraa aat 845-1771 LIC'D ELECTRICIAN Oual. wortt-RMa. ,., ..
Plumbing, etc. 642-e<>t3 M2·2090 . . TILE INSTAl.LEO
I KHOW-1.ErS OET ED----.WuSECLiANINO ~ ............. Top Quallt(' lo pr lea, •Wf I llY• All Kinde. Guaranteed.
Dll!I He can nx anytlllngl 18 OUR BUSINESSI 8RICl<WOAK: Small ~· f:,~~~ e: ~~r,:; 1,.J ._._, --.1.. Refs. John MO-t217
494-6969 10 yra. Jan6ce'1 ReQoady Newport, CO.ta Meaa. "'· 714·739-070t •••••::;;:r:i .-;:r.:;:. **Al.L TILE••
'SMALL JOBS: painting, _An_,.._8_7_5-_26_14____ IMna. Refa. 17&-3176 QUALITY comm/re1, 12 Quellty woni. 10 yra ...
plumb, alee, ce~. Expertlaa Houaatiaaplng CONCRETE, Brickwork, O::,~ ~~64 f:!r:~~ll~~~~r:::~i par. Georgia N14'7t Aau. Fraa aet. 7 Wa ~nW't vacuum & Drain plpea. clMnup, ~. ......., Mia. 17W11M ,.,_,_
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6M"-' n..,, ~ Kitty 841-4870 25 )'I'll U9• 53e-20M Blahop a SOn Palnttng L.R-••·~~.:·K:l•;••
----------• •••••••••••••••••••••• Ouallty Hou1aclaanlng Cuetom Brtck, Siona, 30 yr1 aicp., 8eacif't araa. ~•••••••••••••• Day eva eurnmar HARDWOOD FLOORS w/a peraonal toud't, CM, Block, Concfete, Stucco. Fraa eat. IM&-1029 LabOr/Matartal Roofing ' ftOhwtl
TlllUll ...
Lawn·~ lnatall
Traa~
Lawn ca~otllllng
54l.aoe6 or eel
An1war Ad 1547,
642-4300
K&D Landac;apa Melot. Raeld/Comm. ctaM-up.
Lt Hautlng. 648-2489
Gardening Wanted Mowing, edging, raking,
1waaptng. Fraa utl·
mat••· 45-4372 or
645-5737.
LAWN CARE
Comm/raald. Nwpt/CM Xlnt, rallabla wont.
Orlf /Oftf, Barry &45-7 4 t 2
THE GRASSHOPPER
Complete Lawn Malnt.
Dominic 642-4351
nm
Tapped/removed. CIMn
up, lawn renov. 751-3478
BMutlfUlty ciaanad Irv, HB. e.tll 1150-0933 A«a. Fraa •t. 649-9482 All fypea. 10 yra exp, Mf. Morgen, 646-&'78 and waud. 1132-4881 HOUSECLEANING CUSTOM BRICKWORK ~~ lie, guar. LMry 642-11233 1----------
.. fllh• R~~abla N~~~~':"~.::~:..~~~2 (l~ig~t. ~k1-9103 HUBER ROOFING ~•~••••••• ••••••""•••••••••••••• anya All fypea & Fireproofing Prola11lonal Typing & HAULINO-•tudant hH EXP. HOUSECLEANER #ma Palnllng/Wallpeper1ng N9w-RaooYar~ Bookkaaoloa my hOrna
lge truck. Lowaat rate. Rellabla. rate. FrM ••t. ••••··'··••••••••••••• Quality WOl'k-r .... rate. lie. #411802 5'41-9734 Lynna 83l-4:i78. '
Prompt Call 759-1878. Call 24 hre. 955·2418 -ABC MOVING-Uc'd. Davkf 8444090 ROOf FIREPROOFING
__ Than __ k_you_._J_on_n_._,Wlll olHn your houH or FOolck, Careful s.vic.. l1•rl•• Mfg. guar. a« c:hernlcel. m... CJMala•
DUMP JOSS ffl El I ti It ree eetlmat•.552-0410 ••'-•••""••••••••••••• DO IT NOW. Fraa Mt. ••••••••••••••••••-•• a Small Moving Jobe ~!~ec:d:c;:,s"g, Farthing lntanor Daalgt't oevt. Painting 847-5188 "Let lt'ta &.lntt'tlna In" Call MIKE 648-13111 ..,v .. ,v .. .,.. *l-1 ....... HAN<llNG ftO/ROU Cell SurW'tlne Window
Joen'a Cleaning MfVlca. T~uaflty, ~care Ouellty. Uc/Ina. Strip-REPAIRS '25 IO f185 Cleenlng, Ltd ~II IU!
HAULING a DUMP • Houeaa, Apt• .. Rental•. In ComHng., 2 >:! aicp. ping. Diec. on paper. ,, .. W-ALT. Calln0-enytlme2 2"' • 20% Monthly Olacount JOSS. Alie for Randy. Offlcal. M().1287 pat tlW ... t.. Vlaa-MC Scott 645-9325 ·21215
641-8427 No ovwtlma. 730-1353 •RESIOENTlAL* Bo tnlllhl Expert wallcovarlng In-i.~d.8.( A¥g 1 aty 13(\; A\IO 2 tty PROF, SERVICE .!.!•••••••'-••••••••• STARVING COLI.EOE etallatlon Rau prlcM ••••••••••• ••••••••• '45 Chr1a 957-4318
Hauling . yatd ~up Dr. 34, moving to Cl llf, STUDENTS MOVING Conaulta~t Aallgnmani BUOOET RATES/Uc'd 1--·-------
0olok & c:laan. Fraa eat. divorced, look Ing for CO. Uc. T124-438. 581-8690 Low min. Sml Joba OK. W11•1• ......
873-0548 Nwpt Bch Balboa arH IMUred. 841-8427 Fraa •t lne. 841-7581 INtne'a ba9t. 8aalc 1 aty .. __ , -•1tlnn or .. __ llttlng __ w_A_T_C_H_u_s_o_R_o_w_1 _ ASR PAP£RHAHOINO ·-2 ...... ..,. HAULING and local mo· """ ... .., ·-7 yr• local axp. Quar. ,.,_., -v. .., .-.
Ying ltudent wllh truck. poaltlon whlla aqulrlng 11/•ll•'I. work Prlcaa atart at •••••••••••••••••••••• 559-1302
Wa Cara Crpt Claanarl Free eet. 831-5072 Tom St~~.~· TOP QUALITY ~~~ ......... .. l.Jl4•n ..••.•.••••.....•...• ................ Work guar. 1145-3718 ELECTRICAL WORI( Carpentry. Maaonry Reu. rataa.. 531·5056 Roonng . Ptumbtng L ...... , •75 81*0 relldence & atud"'nn for •• · .. _ ... ,,.., __ Doctor
..... v • v Call!. Ila. Dr H.1o :·Lae ••••••• •••••••••••••• -/roll. Alec 751•7027 , R';;ir/r:;.;;;: Cuetorn . .t.re you planning a move? Cuatom Carpentry
Dack• & patio•. J .S
Conat. Co. top quallt
work. Lie. No. 3110801
Fraa eat. 659-55, 1
f!!!!~!I.~!!!!!. •••• ELECTRICIAN: Lie ... ~~. SJtB~.; !J!!,. Cement-Maaonry-Bloctt 233108-C· 10. Small .._,....,.., · · ..._. .. ...., H1ullng, grading, clean ( 4 14) 7 8 3 . 5 t 2 2 or ,..,, PUITilll Have you realJ loday • RMa. 831-6300 1w rneg Cfaullled ada wlll polnl up, demollllon. Concrete 783-4550 RHldllndu1/Comm'I. Clasallled Ads? II not, you In the rlghl dlrec:11on
waii..Cuet. work. Lie. Joba. Malnt & repalra. SELL Idle Items with a
Rea/com Rob 547-2883 _S48-__ s_200______ Dally P1lol Clanlfled Ad.
& tree removal. Quick ---------Low rataa. Free ••t you're mining lhe bast Hive aomelhlng to aell?' 10 !Ind the home '/Ou
Mrv. 542-7838 Claumed Ada 6'12·5678 875-7188 bargains In town! Classllled ads do It wall. need 842-58711
CHiil HL IUJl
2250 sq 11 In the Newport
Balboa Savings Building
on East Coast Hwy Air
cond1lioned. ample par·
king, carpeting. gross
lease $2250 per mo
67M400
HARBOR
A Dtv1s1on of
Harbor Investment Co
FH LUii
300 sq It. Foot traffic. Ontwn Leg 494-5688
IOIMl PllPEln
Fiii.OU
FlllTAll HI.Lil
2 ofllce/stor age bldgs
( 12.500 & 2780 $/F) b -
cellenl corner loc .. par·
king Lease all ~an.
Annual lease w/opl. to
renew. Fountain Valley
School District, P.O Box
8510, Fountain Valley.
92708. Naomi Wieland.
8'2·8851 °"'' ...... , ... 2 11111. 1 compreuor.
t 800 aq ft "' 3500 sq ft Call 819-5370 ask for
Victor
\ ( : ·/ J. / 111~. ,,
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~~!1.!!.~ .. !.~t FOUND Male lrllh Setter.
2 n d T D • a Red Male, mhl lhee> Blk
S20,000-St50.000 lully & brwn. Fem. mix lab,
amort to 20/yrs Other blll Male, rnhi lhep. Biii
2nds 10 S 1,000,000 & tan. Fem lhep, bnirn &
Apyts, comm'I & non· blk puppy. Male. ahrl-l•'••lrlll ••lll4SIO owner program Prln hair blk cat. Male. Ing-
•••••••••••••••••••••• only. Call lor agt. DOW· hair, brwn, gray & blk N.B 3975 Blreh. 5600 sq. NEV SAVINGS Brant· cat. Newport Shelter, ft. or IHI. MIA zone. 1163•2611 125 Meaa Dr. C .M .
Agenl 541·5032. ---------1 844-3656 --,.-,-.-,-.,--,-.-1--1 ~!1.!f !!'#. •• e.~1•.•-L-01-t-Ste11_o_w_a-tch_5-_5_, -Ylc-1
WarehOUH •P•C• with S t0,000·S100.000 ... for 18th·& Pomona, CM.
carpell, drp1, & ••t local raaldentlal TD'• Reward. 548-8038 any·
bare. 700 to 3200 aq.lt. Max 60% L lo V. Return time
Meu lndultrlal park. 3-4 above pflma. Call1--S-C-D-IU-.-L£-T_S __
7 11 W 17th St., Pacific Dennl1on I Auoc 1\1\111
Bluff lndultrlal Park, 873-7311
18 3 5 w h I tt I• r A~ •. ---------! ·NSWERS 642-4483 & 642-7604 ..,.,,.,.., ,,.,, " -------1 '"'' ,,, &IMI • Tullp 1100 aq. ft. 2 olca. w/ ••••••••••••••••••••~• Froui . MulCle cpta, F&R dtl, O/H dr. WIDOW HAS tu for TO'• PLUMBERS
top cond. Frwy ctoaa RE Loan•. tOK Up. No Anyone who maku a
1385. 1000 IQ. It. f325 Credit Check, No Pen· mllllOn doll8"1 lhould r•
O/H dr. tollat & bHln, ally, Oennl1on A11oc. Ura end lat 110maor141 af ..
a1oraga loft 875-0251 573-7311 have their Job. The only
INDUSTRIAL BLDG ... ft!!! problem la lo1lng all
3400 IQ ft. CIHn, good --thoaa good PLUMBERS . ...__,Ion H•"'t ...... eor I bur dtaoountad Truati-----------......, ' '"'' ""'' • Daedt, llral,l'tt notH, ,. •W OU '* bldg. IM l·20l8 2nd• or 3rdt n lor.clo-••••••••••••••••••••":l' .. ,.,, ,, .. ,. 4,. --or banlcruptcy. Faat AGORAPH081C
•••••••••••••••••••••• action I Contact John H!LP UNI! ,.lllSI' Shea. 8'1r. t5W4~ 536-7T34
nekl~•~r apt/ ~~~~ ... ~~.!.~!! !':!!!.: ...... !.!~ condo, !Um. or unfurn few
own limite d uae. Call
Laurie at 714~1414
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FINANCIAL PCANNING
IR As
t
atJfl ffHIM 1100 DOMESTICS
•••,...•••••••••••••••••• Mature hOuMkeeper for
R8$p0nslble person M-F
8am·noon. Starl $5/hr
Laguna N l guel
493-6-480
Ounge Coas1 Plaza
9901 Chapman Ava Claulfled Adi, your on• • WANT ACTION? Have aomatl\lng to NH?
1109 lhopplng center. Clullled Ads 642-5678 Claa1lfl«S adl do It Wll. Aatwtrtllc Sen profestlonel Varied du·
Telephone oper Exper ties Honesl, energetic,
only No other need ap-rellable, 5 hrs pr d~y MIUlEIPll
West Haven Plaza
16185 Brookhurll
ply 8-<1 Mon M·F 382 Mon-Fri Cer/refa req d. needed lull or part time
Third St 1 ~uni Beacn 6'40-8982 Good salary Bl-lln~ual The City Shopping Clf ,_,, 16 City Blvd Eut Appllcallonl being accep-lllYO (YAI) References req'd. on·
led lor llrlt quality furn!-Good driving record, lllCt. Jan. 494-8'60
tura dallvefy driver. Own Clan 2 lie ., work with
Hunllngton Center
7777 Edinger Ave.
9922 Katella A~
Garden Grove
tran1portat1on, tele· elderly. CdM. 759-8471. Houae Manager, lull time
phone & xlnt driving ra· Exec. MC. admln. aulat. & Mon-Fri. Busy houaehold
cord a mu1t. Call Mon· confident In Newport need• mature, depend .. Fri 8·30 9AM only 11 bl• peraon to man1ga 114S:74a5 • ' Canter. Long hrl ., ard home. Clee.nlng, laundry, E.O.E.
· work & qhallenglng tor tight cootilng & ahopplng I~~~~~~~~~ ASSEMBLERS. Wa wlll aomaona U11UIUally Pia ... call 758·80~4 "'1: train. Apply 7AM: Mac· bright I akllled. II thll 640-2950. llM&L 119f,
Oregor Yacht a, 1831 1en't you. plMM cell your Fullllme. IOf laal·Paced
Placenlla, Cotta Meu amartast. unchalleng.d, INSURANCE 1urgaon·1 office, Naw·
undenltlllzad friend & tall FOS hll opening• for port Canter area. 8•¢k
AUTOMOTIVE I ham about thl1 ad. a>cp. lndMdual1 to Mr· otnc:e axpertenoa helC>fuf.
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llldiWJ Compen11tlon to $24, vice paraonat llna ac-Photo llllng dut .... Call •.-.U 000 plu1 banelllt. It count•. Muat l\ava good 644-1240 (9-12, 2-$). ws--. you're tha beet, plHH oral & written communl· N
.... reply In confidence to: cation lklll• Salarl --IWTllT ewspaper Mutt 11~ c .... A lican-Mr. CharlH, P.O. Box commaneurata w/axp. Front a baotc office. Ex·
ae. Full time: 40 hour 8589, Newport Beach, ablllty. Paid company perltnce prefeNed, full
wffk Monday thru Fri· Ct. 112te0 banallta. Ad11a11cement time, Fountain Valley, '
day. Cadlllao •x~ FOOD MANAG'iR. Ole. a. ~::n~~~:e~ appl. call ~7~•acl't .,... Carr·1ers ~~~·:.,~:. .. afonred ~~~~-S.':!':;n~~nlp~h; 111.IJ Pl.lat ................... · .. : . . . for A»utes
EBS Sept sen. CltlHnl w•I·
come to apply. 544·6378 Hunt ngton Beach
oanaral office. Huvy : • : In I 1
• pllonH. bookk .. plng, : Adllertlllng : fount I U-11~ & N Be h u .oo "'· cert1fl•d AP· NATIONAL ADV. Q R ·YUINY ewport QC p11anoa. 642.02.40 C()ON)lllATCMt
llMflll -.. Coordinate & tchedul• national
Mul1 be,...., and-. to advertl1fng. Ae1pon1lblJltlH ln-
wortc wtttt ""*' 0ut1ea elude: monthly report1, corre--.,.---• .;;::s.:;;;;__._=----.i '~:~d'~ ~:,01 ~~1~3 apondenc•. heavy phone work
01•an & m••ntaln l!Wofk JA~IC. Ca•h~•r ••par and llght fllJng dut~L A leant
areu & run erranoa. help~. AtJfll'I lhould h•w tome ex-
Muat be over 11, '••· """" .... parlance, ability to handle UIY
pon•lbl• ' "1 " cam. 1111 ._. Ill•· • phonea, be detall oriented and :i;·:1r.:=,,~ &:: .. w tut w abl4t to _. c11reotty with MMtti-
942.-a -mLm lif'9 9g911Ciee. etc. T~ llOwpm,•
llbr11u., nMded, my H•.,on ,.,... •• aalon HrL I to IPM. ~: P9feo11.a tiome. June 1, .....,. M1o1at l'l••• local folio· OrlAll C.-.... ..... ---•-' ... ·' ...... ...._'-''-.•-..•---t ~,,.,.u,,. oo""" ••·_,It.. llllii •::i·~~:!.,.-;:" ..:IM&m~in':i:,::..,::..,:ii..,: AR._ .,_,111a•J I llllff
bOm •• " old -'"· blley 9afboe la!Md ... .................... '°'"'",...,"
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h1lp needed, 1ppllo1 ,........ TM MM"""'-Nt 8AAG.AINS •BBRFI03ololkdrloh l /IA 510'1 11111111 •lll)l ...... ! .. ! .......... ,. V C'-"YI 4 •OlP~d .··"!9140~0' IJIW nJI
tloN S·61'M, C M 1973 1e1ef .... ,,....., ~ ....,,.. 11$Q' 229 Slwla, C. M Sit~ • nv. o ean ng 22' Ctwle Cteft 'N . M.,. 'Tl HOHOA 760-I' 8'ID9t • • · " • •••••••••••••••••••••• lrvlne & 11ttl 148'-l tOO .. o. U41 d~I. Hev.; ( ... 04rn-.•·Llne) oat 150 875-99112 hog. hull. lv.,y °""on. "*' bll.' 4 In 1 'Ket11er1-.-•»-0 __ ,_ ... ____ _
SAILBOAT CIHnlno & , • ., ........... UHd q~een ••• worth SAT/SUN llAM. Bird M1glc 1.iend Gold Mem· Ofeet oond. ~ hdr chrOfM, a.ooo OflQ 71 Pf250 ~ton .)( 4 «.
mlnot repal re tulc w.·,. ._kin~ to build • HH, OHh 0111Y. ttU otOH buffet gllHH berahlp, mu al ••II • • oyt lnbfd ''° "'' Het· mllee. Mint oond. Muel 000 ""-L.ote of xttlL AA m.ch aptltUde req'd Pl lebor pool o quillfle del, Ueuelly 'home, meet ellcer. OOod m1eo' l'Mfilet Yllue 11260. Will CUIH •n!. ,ull lnitru· He •1HO/bHt ofr.1_5.,.4_~-------
11 m •, In o wk n d • :n~~ ~':,~:fn~=-:,:: 1M-1S60 ll•m•. 1t442 Perch Cr Mii tor lt100 Cell'= :i:~':;.~ r~~ 841-11145 1971 Chev~ ton 811V•·
94&-7100 preH 11H Al 1eu1 on• * *' BUY** HB 902·3162 Ammerman Wk 851• eummer pkg. •ooo: YAMAHA "D 125 twin ~LlldO l*d"P8tt\ldl.1~1•0· S•IM yeer'e ••wi.nc. Int~ Cfib, high <:heir. pley pen, Small Wood d••k. brend 175-1474 "" c:iond. tow mllel, IO 01de, · 10. ~ " . . L ... llll ht Mttl~. PHte up, c•mw• Qood uMd ,utnlture a IOf .. t>ed, blk ... Wonder ~ 145. mpll/15 mpg. 1eoo. 497-3414, 4t7-1718
btre IHt .. t OfWl IOn Ot pl1tem1111ng A~ I Wiii ... horee. dre .. er, roll·•· elt-0498 ,71 27.,. rt l~'YLINIA 1114'02 'IO CheY El Cemlno, em/ WU .. ,.
The P1nny11ver I• •c· Zv=~:1o Y:O~u:'n ~ °' l!U. for You w•y bed, toye. b•by to 1111 ._ "Vlotor11." ''Y bridge, '78 YZIO recitt eng, MW fm, leipe <**, 20,000 ml,
oepllng 1ppllc1t1on1 lor aubatltult or ca11.1n basle llAltm AllTm ~~\g1~:· ::i0:.:: Mechlne lor beck ec1141• VH, redlo, b11t t ank, tlree, riilable. 1150/be ::~ By •PPI · 131.~ll..,tMMll
Telephon• Sollcllore. Pl S1l&1y depends on ••P.· HI 1111 Ua..1121 l8•2 Corl•neler Coate end slrff•. S275 Firm depthflnderlOlc>Ofteotatt oft. Aob. 641-1Mt • ..... D• In time. Hre Tun lhru Fri, r1e11c1. Contact Pareon· I llY ... ,. M.. 557-3391 18' pwr boat, w/40HP ,11 ... ...., 1H 1111 ..... ~ T --·--
OAM· 12 Noon Apply In net, John eon all 1leo eng, • ..._ CUST DELUXE Pk UP 28402 Marguerti. Pkwy
p1reon 1880 Pleeenua. ~· Otut Lee 1167-1133 UUll UU #llHUOHU b .. utlful cond. 11600. 4500 mllM with 3t mo. ~•lo• color with me1: Mllllon V:fi,
C.M Pit t N tull-lln 11 t Unique mlao ltema, hou. Walltl "'' ISISMMllll ror 636-4563 w.,f, Like new. H450 Ching flbergl•u •hell. (Avery Exit 1·5)
SALES CLERK. lull or p/ 33o•w Bay.SI $eo. Newi;!:r:.:: ••hold cloth•• and ...................... Wlltll Offer. M UST SELL. l!qulp'd With comp tow1---0pen--_9unc1aya_.......:. __
time. apply In person Co1ta M1111 1100. 76(). hardware. Sat-Sun 8·6 lllTllT 11&11 26' sa· T•k• C1Vet loen 848-4e29 p1oklo• Incl overlo•d PllLIC 1011CE btwn. 10.12. coita Mna t992 'n Church St (In Ciro• 1t40. Like new • ...,., .. ·,.. __ .;. Cln -~"' p P 80 cc Yemlha, llrMt... aprlnge, brak• 1nd Ugh! S11t1onera. 270 E 17th An ~qull Oppty Emp1yr Oiw 11ze ..,,_, eot• & reer) Colla Men Electrtc l'llOvement.1740. ,.._ .._,, · ""'"'' · • gel, 1166. control etc. Auto. CNf11, ·lmllPTIY Ill.I
St . Colll Mesa llnerl. 1170. 2Hl9 e111 OoHn Blvd. 71S4-1030deOI' 945-0493 873-1805 97f-01311 P/8 , P/S, AC. Aeer ell· ll'JI ... ._2 •• ,,.,..,/,. 649-367S Ne I B h E d f .., t3' Wtlal«-type S..wttdl, ding window AM/FM ·-
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••••"'•••••••••••••••• tbl. end tbl, 01blnet. O•r•o• Ht1. 8210 Merl-r..1 I "'J ml. 1275. 641-70411 tire•. 44,000 ml. 17360 (078MVK). Thi• cer wlll loAAHOG. Cheat on C"-"1 1250. 857-8904. gold, Coron• del Mer ••• ":1:'.f!I!!! •••••••••• 1981 15' Boaton Wh ... r, ---------1 080. 117,_2806 be eold to th• hlghHI
dr....,, very nice MOO. Oftlce deltl & ohelt1, eleo Late model Adler elec. ty-MW 85HP Suzutll motor, 1973 VMPI R1lly, bl1ck, ---------IMdderl Mike Off«I c .. 1880'• Pine elde table, DIVORCE SALE th hi 1 __. / 1200 new trailer. 18500. w/wtndlhlltd. Xlnt cond. '72 R•frlgereted Truck, for det·"·I
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Electric movement $745. Matching IOlk1 dlrtt wooo 111/stand $tSO 840-8777 SllOO. 752_.363 714-14<>-307o 1'78 MINI 50 Trail. Very gd. tlon, Herbor & Olaler, 7800 W•\mlneter Ave.
7 5 4 • 103 0 , d • or ooffe1, end t1ble1 & Executive mahoginy ... t •-'I ~A concl. S225. C.M . C1ll Ed 1ft 5PM WESTMINSTER 845-0493.., commod1. Auld c1bl· Gelding OH Good w / I ._ ,_., 9113-5272 64e-3aa8 M500/080 youngster• $500 de1k. Perl. cond. Coal •••••'•••••••••••••••• . . 113 1111 5' Cl1wt091 B1th Tub, en-n tis & d r elle re· 951-3591, see on wee-S800, Hll $300/bat. 'll...., Let '78 XA75. Klcfl aize. Xlnt. '87 DODGE '-" TON • •mel. In Jllnt cond, $225. 831-1319 eve konds 948-1945 Ludera 30 dl1111 •loop cond. S325. 8 cyl, 4 epd working 131 1110
780·11727 Nrought Iron dinette NI, TYPEWRITER EXXON S38.000 obo. M ·F 9.5 983·5272 m1n'1 truck. FM, hHI. •
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SALES ch1lr S5SO. l 500/0BO. 831·1319 11lver. complele service 845-7000. c.i. 34. Sell-•·••Y cond .• ~~:t.".!!!~f! •••••••• Vo1 ISTO &'' no2H1·e.~F,'i,~~1;~L1 he 558-0790 ..,. lor 8 P91'1ect $700 OBO 1n1er1or Oealgn s1udlo H1tter11. 1175-8711 RENT 211 It motor home ••••••••••••••••••••••
USA 1111 the Fovn1a1n ol A .. llHffl IOI r;~~r!:~ ~.'CI~~~~ 5"0•69"2 furniture: 5118 w!'rk & 111Hobie111, oolcfed 11111. Sipe 6, MtY !Oeded. . 1:[/ ,J'_:d~~S M;~!-~
Youth? Free seminars, •'"'•••••••••••••••••• deya. 8734523 evea. J I 1010 etorege t•ble, 12 wall· Ilk• n1w bHt ofr over 84&.eet8 I '19K' 11' I hlgn Income potent la I. HARBOR AREA .!!!!.'!............... P8P9f bin, Ute rllCk $500 13 000 873-8079 •73 GMC ..vtA, -. ~•nt le ~/OBO ,.21, g. mi, APPLIANCE SERVICE -i:ri'tll .,__. 11~"" L di · 14K II d for all. 640-$498 Iv mag. ' . ~'V v" ..... "' v•-$5000. 1111-......a 1111,.,,_ dl11rlbutorshlps a1111la-........ """'new. a ea ye ow 001 28'. Good llght •Ir. trlr, cond., gd mlleage, fully 548-5518, 845-4509 •ft r-• ..._ ble. 7141963-5535 We 14111 recond .. guar. Se I for $700. 845-4400 Rotex dress watch set •-1.. ~ _ __.or, ·•na 4• ~·II E~. • q u Ip. s 24 , 9 5 o. 4. hi ..__, a....-.
Sa'·• sppllancee. 5'9-30n di.,., 873 "523 -. II" 2 di d $ 1195 ...... nov• .,,... -• ...,. ..... --•J ..,. ,. .., ··-;57~1445amon s. Ueed 220 .. xc1llent 714-997-4129 831-11249 75 [)Odge Van lllnt cond SllM-kvloe-Leulng
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START IHE 051-8133 s 125. e 4 5 • 5 3 3 2 • (cul) Need casn 80"/o ott Steel Ille ceblnet, 3 drawer for beginner, $300 w/ltlr. •••••••~••••••••••••• new t1r91• 64()..6332 wmE _,.U
Tile Los Angeles Times 1_... Allrnt 78().1390 o s 1 written appraisal legal S55 Aleo Lido 14, only bMn Tiil TIUUI Ford, bl.Ibbie tOp c:ernper. SflYIOI .aJ 1m
Clrculallon Oepl cur r~-.... ._ 644-7007 499-1226 In Wltlr few tlrn.e Evee 3 Burner 1tov1, 20 Qll. Table, Wiier. 16 mpg.
rentty has pos111ons open Wlll/llfl I upt\l lwtvel rociler chair Euautlve metel deak. 875-7550 w11er t•nk, •Ink, fable, $1850 OBO. 559-1833 111-1111
In 118181 As 8 II aid re-Coln operll•d. $350. 2 y •• ,. 0 Id. I 5 0 . IN I/Es T 0 As + le• boll, 5 o•I. propen• I 208 W. 111
presen1a11ve you II eern 5-48·9490 moma. 875-0805 COLLECTORS-very line •wlvel erm chair 175· Llk• new 15' Mutineer 1111 tank, gd cenvM & tlr•. A•ln Wulltl ISIO Santi An•
an hourly wege & gen I u""'I lwtvel OClk cl'lll Ceylon sappl11res. lot ol 499-1226 bolt. Cl ... t>Oet, rigged 111111 ueed. Kept In 01· •••••••••••••••••••••• Cio..cl Sunday
erous commissions His Aelrlgeretor: Dbl dr. Xlnt ,,.. r w r 115 Carats. Apfrox 78 in • I """ for reclng, treller. Jlb & rao• when not In UH. WI 1111 JM
d S 300 / I 2 y ear• ol d S 150 r• I -1plnnlker, cuatom co-1811 lft I.a& 4pm-9pm For more Info con · o r . 675--0905 · 101 app 11 92,000 •••••••••••••••••••••• vera lor ••II• 4 b o•t. Sleep• 8 comlort1bl•. ..11111111 ... PIHSe call 957 2361 545-8332, 780-1390 Need Cllh llow Take Hand led blby M<lluc:Un, $2895 768-8882 plU9 Other Jltru. 11395. AnyUllng COl\lldered Hu ONLY 13,000 mllll .
exl 1204 S.•ra freezer. epartment 2 Redlnef Cheirs much tess make oller very 11tec1lol'llte. 3 mos. 11117-81179 ten lhn.i 1980 · 5 lpeed 1111'1• .. llr cond
Gold. S125 Metl. c.11 tor PIP 714-980-178• all 7 $1250. (714)847-5863. 27' ALBIN Vege llooo. dll & AM-FM 119f90 CllMI· s:ulnEd~af~~ssoh':o~=n~a,~ ~11~ Call !Of" appt. appt. 54!-3312. :.c~d~k d•y• any lime Parrot -African Orey, ._y lnbd. Npt. ellp. $18,500. sl',~.m~~j.!;',: :::·r;:: ~~ k I :.,<!~587) PrlCld to
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-""-'ATTAN Dinette ••t I monds App1 Must sell "'··utlfUI & •ff ...... lo le. Newport •llP CHh or OW S3,000. 548-6315 I Order beak. l ull or pll We1t1n ghou1e relrlg, '1 1 & 4 t h'!' Reduced 10 S 1600 :;o:-50. 1714u ... 7:=-~.... trade. S3000. 875-8158 ume, lor Orenge Count· lroettree Mde by alOe, 21 o ... •11 op mi c 0 760-0998 ... ~ ...._, Tent Tr1r, Xlnt oood. llpe 8,
ya most dynamic singing cu f1 Xlnt cond Auto Ice c .. ra. Never bHn UHd. Ull 14 -.... •lee converter, new Utt
1 e1eg1 am co mp.any m1ker. Oak p1n eled $300 080. 55f-0790 Beaut (14 kl cubic Ztr-~!!.~.'!!I~!...... w/tleop 87~ 'YI & tlr•. rMftof to UM
Good telephone per so d00<a. $400. 642-2897 31ACH HUTCH wtth lhel· ~~~1'v;,:~ ri'~ow~~1~~ Antique piano S700/b91t Ster "3 711 & triller Sl250 u IL 1162-9305
nalHy & legible handwr1 Prlv ply winl• late mdle ves. luge drawer w/3 1125 Hurry• 760•0998 ofr. Engll1h last 1800. Cluelc 01 ... CYV• WOOd. A•I• S.mn, lmi
ting a musl H S gra relrlg & •pt size atove sm1ll drewtra $100 646-5919 Corn...._.• olymplc ricing .._ •---udn l~OO dulle Siert S4 thr m.i 556--0790 M L I 1011 ,......, • IN'Sft. T dtcel benellts & credll 845·l04a •~tu•frT, Stelnw1y studio, •bony, •loop . r e1dy to ••II. ••••••••••••••••••••••
AEFRIOE,.,.TOA <Itch or p1t10 Ml. Dell· ·~··••••• •••••••••••• lrnmec cond Artlat bnctl Need• aom• coametlc• UTE BODY WORK & I union Apply tn perso11 "" I Elgln production 1urre1 • · S3 00 5 .... ~·-· M-W-F9-11am Animal Llken-.froetlree,2dr. cete~rought lron. lathe.S1500 5•8·9490 lncl dS250054&-8737 2 . ...,._.,.,.. pelnt/upto50'Y1offyour l
Crackers 215 A1vers1de S185 893-9060 34x 49 01111 top tbl/4 morns H6rnm<>od Elect H-100 w/ Lido '4 w/trlr, 2 1111 of body lhop 91t. 536-9832
Av . NB . CIW'a. 195• 840-2314 11 XI S 500 N•w kitchen sink. Kohler N terbecl d4lluXI Queen 0...rttt Pt•• •PHker, lmmec cond. II •· nt cond.. 1 . 'M Olm 211 ..... , 1
SALES P1t1me aut o wtlltecell lron, 18x32,4 9'1 cit Mat . $5.550 559-1833 12200.548-6737 873-6116 $85. 631·~589
m 111 n I de I 1ve1 y tiot.. S75, 842-9197 Pa~~~70~~k Uo~: • lftrla 11.iM.•I"' 21 tt SLOOP/SKI HULL. :;6~5~& ~ ~~ ~~ wShke':n GAS Dryer. works good. 540-e~2 lfj1nll1•H•• IOIO •••••~••••••••••••••• t1850
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Sales 850•9920 •••• ••••••••••••••••• Jo hn Wayne Tennis 145·H3-6/0. Comp! w/ LIDO 1414249 w/trlr. TONNEAU COVER
SEARS & ROBUCK & co li!(.dH IO SWAI MEn Ck.lb $500 64•-4301 11t1nd, motor & extrt Excel oood. •2750tb1t Fits MG'•· ·71.·111
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vecuums. sewing m 11 SCHWINN 20" Every Sunday. 8am-3pm /:,1~ste~ ~~~01riai ~8~~-11200. 546-9004 C•I 28. IB. Long BHcn Mllf'll 631-7797 Iv m:g
c:h1nes, par1-11me Apply in GIRLS' BIKE. M5 Orange Coast College velue St 700 Asking "" ellp. P1rfect cond. I
person 7-.ee82 Fai rview & Arlington. S1'00 Cell Answer Ad lr.f!I.t,c..11 1111 $15.500. 714-543-95e8 Porache 358 engine.I
24300 Laguna Hiiis Mall I Olrl'• bike· 28" .B••loon ,coslal Mbes• Admsiss,•,on •57• 642-4300 24 hrs • 5~;.~·.:..::.~·~o· .. _.............__ 8')ert, delrl, seoo.
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10 IP-' 2e" ltWn light Estate Sale mostly lurni· Cynlht8 Blake 6' 1·1215 30 c1llber Ml rllle w/35 Fut le tun. 38' MacGreg« ••~•~•••••••!_••••••• ~ht xlnt, NWUp tires lure on good cond1l1on eve 6'l-3216 •hot cltp. $275 Firm. C111mu1 n $22,000. IMPORTANT NOTICE SECRnARY
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• Lamps BBQ Smoker 'l bfonches S20 540-1735 Ski'•. Olln 1V170 ROI· fled ICMW1lllng column• Aek for U/C MOR Redwood 2x8 decking. Anlq Tete phone Pie· dOlt not Include 1ny ap-4-20' long; llleo redwood hJres Misc No Cheeks Irvine Coast Country Club algnol 180. S 100. with ..,,,, llJp pllcable llllH, llc1nse, -11&11•
fencing Lowell price 2433 l/1sta Hoger 9 3 Membership 101 sale binding•. Boote n 8 J>wh HTO tr1n111r leH, lln•nce Yll.ISW&IDI
guar Jim or Ken eny-rr11Sat S1500 080 760·0142 Nordic• & Scott S50. •••••••••••••••••••••• Ctiero-, ._tor llr pol· 18711 Belc:tl Blvd. lime. 8'6-9885 645-5077 NEWPORT ArchH M•· lullo n control device HUNTINGTON BEACH
Fri. Sat. May 7-8 9· 1 707 * * Q R I £ N T A l rln•. 2 lllpe 1v11f. up to cerllflcatlon• or dealer •• 2 -IECT'Y /CURI c .. ,,., I Orchid St CdM Chtldran n', 1111•, 42'. 942..,.644, t-5PM I (Jocumentery preper•· -•• .,..
Full lime lemporary 6 ~!f!!!t•I IO" & Ladies Designer Clo-RUGS lljfl llUH l i on chergH unle11 WAITED!
a1 ._.. I °' tiling (some new) Jewel· ** ••••••.,••••••••••••••• .__ ..... otherwlae apecllled by mos poOftton nvvued . or • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 9 7 9 2 8 2 c 1 ......,.. ' NEWPORT BEACH lllllfllOM ry, Sliver. Household Go r 0 • o u • r u r k t s h o or Sllpa •viii d1y, wtt or mo. the •dVertlaer Lite model Toyot11,
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loc1tlon. S7 14 pi hr dayt With a ee..ier 23Cll Sal only May 8 9•3PM NEW KLH SPEAKERS! 31' aettt>Oet. 498-8228 ••••••••••••••••••••••
Min 5 yrs up Typing enlerglng *'-· Mlellght 2217 Harbor Blvd Ap1 O~gne~ w;~paper & =·~~ v=: ~~u-40 ft bo1t allp 1v 111. WANTED 60wpm 540-2119 Robin & llltera, eleclronlc timer. FS. C M a9r s & up Huntington tierbour.
Security Guard Appllca-v1rlou1 a11el1 & every ---------720-0739 BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA S200 mo. 948-3818 TO BlJY
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Little Alli.son ,Eggers, 4, of Laguna just blends into the art
·Realistic art showing
at Laguna museum
BY JEFF PARltER ot"h~Not•leff
If you think realistic painting bu taken a
noeedive OU. century, look .,.in. The current La-
~~ Beach Museum of Art exhibit, "The Beal
TJalllC: Sou~ California a..u.t PaintinQ" is fil..
led-with palntfho that Jook IO real the Old ltfasten
would weep with pride,
'The pebb8 ln C.oruUe Jenklna'• beach ICelle,
"In Memory of Atlanta 1981" are 10 clear and shiny
you want to p6ck one up and try to skip it off the
water foaming in. The satin bed.apread in James
Valerio'• "Letten" is such a tangible blue you want
to put your face on it. Walking into the main pllef')'
is like waking up from a murky dream and atepping
weary-eyed into a bluing aumner momint "1'be
paintinp in OU. show are'° reeliltic -so hner-
reallltic -you reach for your~ befOft the
tour.
1be exhibit is the brainc:hlld of guest curator
Lynn GamweU. who writes in the Exhibition Notes
that "The best realist painting:s done in Southern
California give us an opportunity td encounter our
environment Interpreted, edited and distilled into art." .
.Fermented into art might be a better wont for
lt. There'• a vividneea of vision in the work here -
be it a street .oene ln downtown Santa Ana or a
ponrail of three women awaah la ftowen grinning
at us from bet.ind dark gJ.a.ea -that ia efferve-
tlC'eflt, bubbling. But this isn't glib, pop stuff either.
You can feel the respect fOf' the subjects coming
through in almoat every work.
And you can hear the respect in museum di-reca William Otten's voice as be talks about the
cunent ex.blbil -?
'"lbia is exactly the kind of tbini I hoped to do
,.,ia.n we took th.ia mUleUJ'D ln a new direction i..t
yew.'' he said. "If we're goln1 to be a retlon.al ~ here'• the beat of the rec1on 1.n um type ot won. Same people don't think ~ art Is beiQIE do~ today. We1J, this show wl1J •hake a lo1 of
peGple up.
"JW,Uatic pUnUna ii ltraich~ repot1lna ~f what life ii. But 1t ia'ft't abwt the pliaht o1 rNildtind either. 'n..'•. ~in it -thme
Works by and large aren't nepdve.
1"nle reel chaJlenae for the8e artiata ii to find
what 11 aesthetically beautiful ln th1a aree at th1a
tin)e, They have to cope with all the conventions
and tUll take an .veryday ecene and find what ii
PIMlina in it. Some peop,)e miaht think OU. art 11
visual pollution. I don't.'
ReaUaUc paintina is undergoing eomewhat of a
renaimance in the early 1980s. The Pennlylvania
Ac.demy of Flne Ar1a mounted a IDMlive exhibit of
modern realilln and took it on tour 1Mt yw, a 9bow
that Otten calla "one of the two or three mmt im-
ponant ahowl of the laP three yeara."
Cue in point la the work of James Valerio,
whoee blatant yet m~ "Letters" Is probably
the show stopper of this exhibit. Three Jeen ICO he
came to Laauna Be.ch and oouJdn't tet a pllery to
handle bia worit. He left for New York, where hia
work cauaht on and la now In areat demand. Va--
lerio's WOf'k can't even be found west of New Me-
xico, where Oamwell went for th1a •tunnJ.nc ex-
ample of what poll modem real1lt pmntlftl la all
libout. Appropriately, "Lett.en" WU pelnted Mn in CdtGmfa~ In lt?&.
The "Southern California Reali.t Pai.ntln&"
'1thlbit Is complemented by a dowmta1n exhib6lbl
of enpavinll lovinllY execu~ Paul Lanclerre;
•• ' ~ 'c'oti~ tOt" ;:, •• ,f.J '-'•' I -.. "-~ roam-Did tkJll ''The Win-
t ·~·:· .. •~~~~rt'~ it'·'·",,. , 1 ~ eauI~ of anon~ ara.ea fram
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..: Of tM OellJ NG4 a..n
a> Gregory Hines talks .with his feet.
---'g --He illUnen-with )tis fllSUth.-------~ "Dlddly. diddly da, diddly, diddly da, diddly, i diddly da dat," he says, snapping some fingers.
~ No, he isn't making idle baby chatter. He's
-teaching tap dancing. !2 Hines is a tap dancer -one of the best.
0::: H e is c urrently cast as male lead in
"SophistJc.ated Ladies," a styllah, foot-stompin' tr):
bute to the music of Duke Ellington, playing an'"
unlimited engagement at the Shubert Theatre In
Century City.
But on a recent sunny spring day the limber
entertainer turned educator before 50 attentive
student.a in a master tap dance clua at Santa Am
College. The claH ii usually taught by Sylvia
Turner, head of the dance department.
This 9e9Sion all eyes and ears appeared to be in
tune with what Hines wu doing. Ria aura eeemed
to hold those in the room spellbound.
"This may be a masters clua but don't refer to
me as master, just call me Gregory,'' be said. 'The
se.ion was onJy a few minutes old but Gregory,
dressed in blue tighta with maroon-a>Jored legginga,
wearing gray tap shoes and an earring dangling
from his left ear, wu "c:ookin'."
"I'm really into improviaation," Hine9 said, a
smile on his {aoe. "Just dance, let your mind wan-
der and let t.hi.np happen.
"Part of my style iJ to stay on my heels," he
said, "cauae I'm lazy." That comment and others u
'I'm pleased with the interest
shown for Duke Ellington. He
had ga in ed most of his fame in
Europe ... '
well as Hines' clever footwork, drew one of many
laughs in the houc spent with the clall.
He walked on the heels of his shoes, toes sus.-
pended. Then he moved forward keeping on the
plated toe part of his ahoes.
"This is a traveling stect~ a time step," ~ said. A long-legged woman in pink leggingl
DUKE ELLINGTON ... His 'Sophistia.ted
Ladles• is introducing his music-to a new
crowd.
"rve been very happy with the show," he said.
"rm pleated with the interest ahown for Duke El-
lington. He had pined most of his fame in Europe.
But becau.e oft.fie success of this play people who
had never heard of him are inv~tir\g."
Hines, despite a love for his work, admits re-
petitiousnelB get.I him.
"I've put myteU in a position where I have a
job. The ahow coata ., much ($32.50 top ticket) that I have to deliver the goods," Hines aaid. He called
the top ticket price "almost obecene.
"I feel a tremendous reaponaibWty to do the
show. There ls so much talent," he aaid.
Terri Klausner has been dancing in the show
for three montha with a foot injury, atcording to mn.e..
GREGOftY
TOE SLU>E ~
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And Gregory Mid he is injured, But the ahow ....__ ___________ ...__ ____ _.
goes on. It must.
wore a conf\.lsed look. · . ding·~t~u=~~r~~~said,divi-Kingdom of Dancing St•llions to .QPen
''Bring tbat heel down.'' he eaid to a tall,
curly-haired man in the first group. Hines' shirt The Kingdom of Dancing Stallions, a laviih will insure performanet!9 of the highest technical
wu toaked with penptration. mult1-m1Won dollar enter\ainment complex located quality.
He had each group try a routlfte he had de-in ~ P-. ope btodc north of ~ Beny ln addition to the grand riding hall, the com-
monstl'ated. MOit dkl 1urprtsil\gly well. Then all Farm and Ju;t 10 minutes from Dlaney}And, will plex includet an antique carrlaet plaz.a with a mil-
danoed at once. The tape~ Uke hones' boo-hold It.I invita~lonal opening celebration on Tues-lion dollar collection of fully 31 hone drawn
ves on the wood plank floor of a covered brldfe. day. . ~ , carriaga fnim all over the worlcL is rare collec-
Hinea 1elected an lndividua}.Jrom each o the · •. tion is displayed in a large areti ,corated with groups and one by one had each perform. "Don't The complex, aituated on S'A acres. lnciudes a imported ceramic tiles designed in Italy just for this
think in terms of making a mistake," he said. t,4oo seat grand rfdlng h4ll where mUlical pertor-complex.
He worked several minutes with Jan Owens of mances of 36 spectacular wb~h dancing The maenificent solid brantA&abling area Is
Irvine. "That doesn't aound right," he said, tiatentng stalliona with. ela~rately 008 "4~ will be open to the public for a close-up vlnr of the white
f .. pretel'lte4 daily year round. The laY14h1y produced to her routine. "It needs another our count. show which runs approximately 45 .~J.tte~ will Spanish dancing stallions. Each stallion has his own
Darlene Cllrpenter, alao of 1rvine, did a routine feature a variety of ecoup and ,so1o production comfortable large atall with b .... tallings. and in
detieribed by HineJ u "shim-sham, rt,ht. left, rlf!fht, numbers ~K:aying the unique andlexdtini talents the Inner courtyard of this stab is a life-size
right, touth toe, sltde. · ·of •'-eae s ona., ltn own the world 'oVeer 11or th .... -tcUlpture of two white in flight. ''Eiey.'1 H1J'\eS 8aid to Darlene, "YoU took 'my UJI icu Gueata arriving at the of Dancing
•lep.• '!:Veryone lllo,hl!d. ' beau!y and •~al pOrlomUng abOIU... ' Stallion• are fl rat lmpr=~fh the ornate
"It'• a good Idea to steal atepe," he aaid. "I stole The ahow ~Ul ut.ili~ lntemat4nn~hv Cai.nous Spen1ah-Mooriah architecture at building, pet·
one from Anhur Duncan .. (Duncan w.a • lonc·dnlie mWDC to whictl the aiall.klm "dance7f;formal')Ce terned after the Alhambra P ol Spain, re-
dancer \:>n the ''Lewrenoe W«lk Show,'')' The stolen• aegmenta of t.M show includ& en~ M IM'll splendent with leemlngly tucim, intricate
step? -a triJ>.le pendulum wing. in the "Fiesta'' number, the d.UEnified and hilh1Y latice work, 1\llh ~.Ind an outdoor prden
H1nea did the step. Pure talent. The student.a ald.lW production of the "Pu de Drwc.'' the only pedo area.
and spectators, titting ~ta wall. loved it. known perfonnlnC 12-hone qulldrilla 1n the world, ldith Evan.. owner and Ital' performer of the
''You've flea~'d ot '•hutne off to Buf,alo?'," the dlffl~l\ aln above the E_~~ tntormaUve ~ la a ~ ~.and baa
Hines asked. ''Thia next th1ni ii a 'thu.ffie off to ' tralftJftl ~om. and e-(911 anneG'f ~Q to bad-a lifetime pulion for honiei*."Jlhe. an lntet-
Buffalo' wtth a, d1a lhil, al.uh step." ddaht. the audience. nationally famous bullfiahter, his been the at.al'
The room e>q>JOded with the eOu.nd of applawte. All COIWmel for the r1den haw been especiaJly Pft°fonnft' wtth the Unit.eel Sta• tour ol the Royal
Someone tiaked Gl"ep'Y te M8 and dance. He dntaned b~muter eoetumen ln Ho~ood and Lillimn Stallion Show, ~· ~
alao 1th11 in •'SoptU•tieated UMflN" and play• 8~ -.:ti , ~ ~ (~'td!les, ~) ful eQUIM pr-.entationa world. ·
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By TOM TIT '
oflhe Delly Pllolm For a yo r who, at 15, is "basicall.r a shy
person," Robe ughton of Irvine has done
rather well ov r the past four years.
He's s~ in a Broadway show, made a few
television movi~. played In dinner theater 'on s hort
notice, enacted the leading role in a movie due for
release soon, and snared top billing over some pre-
tty big names iq another film to begin production
this summer. , ~ •
And. like thl.?prodigal son, he'll return this fall
to show his tal~ to the home folks when he re-
prises his Broadw-ay role in "The Diviner." for
South Coast JU:pertory's production of the play.
Otherwise, no( much else lS new for the per-
ife''t!o\!rcm't'WaW\\i\lRfh~~cf ~
at the Costa Mesa theater four years lat.er as a star
on the maiNtage.
"It all just kind of took off," says the tall,
slender Macnau~h!'f'l who turned pro after getting
his feet wet in th#f ~ "To Kill a Mockingbird"
at the Westmi'19\Jlr Community Theater in early
1979. That experiehce wanned him even further to
acting, and Robert did some more studying at South
Coast Actors Studio in C-Osta Mesa.
His "big break'~ came almost by accident. Two
nights befor~ the pfoducllon of "Camelot" opened
at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse in s.ut Cle-
mente, the show rncountered a casting probfem -
the youth playl'rig' the boy in the finaJ scene was too
big. So Robert got the chance to fill in for him.
This exposuteisf>a.rked dreams of a professional
career, and he.eJ#ilioned for the juvenile in "A
Thousand Clowns" in San Diego although he was
not a merpber of Actors F.quity. He got the part -
and his F.quity card -and soon was doing "Critic's
Choice" in Long Beach.
All this transpired in 1979, and then the phones
stopped ringing. Rather than wait around for
something by chance again, Robert and his father,
Bruce, flew to New York to take in the TV auditions.
The result was a video movie, "Angel City," with
Ralph Waite in which he played Waite's son in a
Florida labor camp.
When "The Diviners," a drama about a retar-
ded boy in h ear tland America , surfaced, Robert
wanted badly to read for the role -but he was in
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Robert MacNaughton.
who wlll be seen this
summer In David Splel-
berg' s movie, 'E.T.' and
later I n 'I am the
Cheese.' wlll star In
South Coast Reperto-
ry's 'The Diviners' next
fall.
.. ·
New York and the auditions were in Hollywood. So
he and his dad flew back West -but the audition
site shifted to Broadway. Eventually Robert and the
play got together, and it turned out to be his biggest
aucce98, u evidenced by critic Clive Banrea' aaaes-
sment of his performance:
"Robert Macnaughton Js electric.ally real as
young Buddy. Whether it la craft or inner lnlt.inct,
Comedy night ~ets
laughter aplenty
this young man 1.1 perfect in the role," the former
New YOl'k Times (now with the Poat) reviewer
exuded.
"The Diviners" was staged on two different
occasions In New York -an~ Robert starred in
both. The second time, the show wu viewed by Da-
See Irvine actor ,..Page 5
("Why ADl I Gay?"); Ken,Draka'a ''maclc 1->ns;"
Alex Valdd "blind driven" routine; and Dennis
Connor's 00,. who kept c-1Una to uk where he
WU .
But the real atan -the two comedians who
won the prlz.es -were S~ Oederkerk and James
W. Jack.ion. By JEFF PARKER
MIMD1111r"'°'8tan
When you m>t 8 roomful of comedlans h-vina to · Oederkerk is a boyish young man who can talk e--: ~ --q faster than an auctioneer and apeclalizes ln car aalea. outdo each other for laughs and a •100 caah pnze, He oUered new"Mercedel for 1 centa aJooc with a 5
they'll try almost anything. cent rebate. Lota of takers. FOi" a little slapstick. he
, On a recmt "Comedy Night" at the Via Mari~ introduced "juggling with violence," ln which be
Restaurant in Cypr9lo, a comedy trio did a Vlllage interrupted eacli rotation of hia three-apple jug-
People·apoof. ooe fellow prmented a video version. al1na actre.to smash one apinst bis heed. You had to of what be thou1ht the 1.,.c:e ahuttfe flight wu 6e the
really lib, another' gave the f..test uaed-c=-r Alea Jacbon ill a calm. unemotional man wbo .u ..
pitch thl• side of Ralph WUJlama and another ln .__..L.... of wit and .... _..._ wh1le he U1a ln a chalt challeniecf UM! a\Jdierd to f ouow· him on a leriea of Ulll"UIJ nu.i•-
"unthouahta," which are hurnoroua non•••· alone, center stage. 0 Hll apeclaltiee were "unthe>Ughta" IUCh aa: The Tuesday niaht comedy bMh it a reauJar feature at v~ Marla, lmtituted by owper Mike "You know tlme1 are hard when you see a
Natale "tp pl peo~Je to Cypreaa on a Tunct.y worm pulllnC • bird lnto U. p-ound.~
nl1ht." The plot eeema to be worklng: a healthy Or: "Ever eeeo a~. with a van painted on
crowd turned up to .. Allied Fores. Alex Valda, ttr•
Dennis <:onnor, Ken Drake, Steve Oederlcerk Uld Or: 11Delta Airlinel t. m.lde lta -.n more
James W. Wbon er~ funny IA ~t ethnic. ~ chaftlld It from 'Ww,. rwly when
bar. The eWnfnl Yi• ~ by .-ft. , you are' to We're reedy whm you la.' "
the IU'\ ~bo 1won· the •don.al Steve -And 1o on. .
alike can-..· .• ~ nl&ht at Vla Maria " open to any and
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Hl1hli1hta of the ev~ included. Burpr'a all ~..me. and would-be comks. Anyone ~~r~,......·, .;_~i~~~~~~J~~~ll1~
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Summer at Knott's
will begin June 12
-NOWPlA'(IHQ : ' Knott'• Berry Farm'• awnmer entertalrunent l -.... ---AmlrullMDUClrl·~weacJna~y;-June 12 With an lee snow -
• CIAITPU ZA • ._.... El TOfO sat seeo ;feetu.rtna the Peanut.a character Snoopy.
1 """CBTll cm11&1 IMU ~ IA an c.u The show marka the le'Yellth edition of Knott'• ~ Collatiteu 7St 4114 ..._..-...220 Clrlllfl6343ttt Ice Spectacular, this year titled "Snoopy and AU
IT-IMW4 IA------ThatJ•-" OrlftOl 8311770 W...._ H).(1548 Irvine 551 0855 -. ~ ftW , .. ,_ 1Raw NmTAll IAWl ___ The production hu been designed in coopera-
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THOOl~DI OP J""8 0 Dlll:a TO C"OOH PltOM
OPEN: M-F 10-8-8AT.10-l -IUN 12·9
BLANK TAPE SAVINGS
cludes a host of lee skating cbampk>na. The list of
atara aet for the Good 'tinle Theeter Include•
Dianne de Leeuw, Atoy wu.on, the ad.so team of
Randy OMx.tra and.Elyn n.. the comedy of Mike
Coune and David Sadleir and the jugg.llng wtz.ar-
dry of Bob Welz..
Abo atarting at Knott'• June 12 la Colonel --~ ------... -----. ----the world'• only skating elephant.
The Starl.liht.J>avillon will host a fut-paced
mu.lcal revue tided "Get on Board! .. and pick-
pocket Ricky Dunn will demomtrete h~ akill at aJe6abt ol hand and humor.-· Beclnn1.ng June 23, aurf banm will perfonn in
the Cbsa 9 every Wedneeday evening. The stage
will have pop and contemporary music Friday DJ&hta. Knott'• daily entertainment abo will preaent
the whlrNlca) medicine shows of Dr. H.P . Love-
craft, fireworks nightly, hlgb-atepplng cancan
dancera.. Wild West aunfighters and live country
banda.
Com1Jl& up Sa1Urday and Sunday, May 15 and
18, at the farm la the"'Dukea of Hazzard Weekend."
It will feature televlalon star Tom Wopat in the
Good 11me Tbeate:r and the General Lee car will be
on dilDlay in c.alico Square,
Knotl'a la open Fridays from 10 a.m. to 11 P·Dlr,.
S.WrdaJI from 10 a.m . to midnight, SSundaya
from 10 a .m. to 9 p.m., and Monday• through
Tbunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
AT CllAZY BOBS -Job Conlee, con-
sidered by many to be 'th~ best 6'nger to
come along in a long time in a>WJtry muaic,'
will put Jn lour appearancf!I at tbe Crazy
Hortlft. Stft.lchouae, mrtJng Sunday, May 17,
wit.h ~at 6 and J :3lJ p.m., follo-~cm ~May 17, fliC/J abowa at 7
and 111 p.m. oy Bare, abJo l'el')' popular
on the Orange Coot, will move into the
· Owy Hone the lollowlng weelc.
SOMITUllS
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. . . Irvine actor
rides a comet
From Page 3
vid Emmes and Miu4tin Bell!IOn, artistic directors of
South Coa.!t Repertory, who penciled tJ'le Jhow in
for SCR's 1982-83 season.
At the ~t, Robert is back in IOi)ool -a
freshman at t~·a University High d taking
classes at the te SELF schqol -~~1f g --Wrliis moVfe ., arec oy Ste p el-
berg) to hit the. ns. If that doesn't inake him a
household w next one -"I am the~"
in which he's led over Robert Wagnld. Hope
Lange and Judd Hirsch -just might.
How does he handle the role of "celebrity" on
the high school campus?
.. , man·t tell anybody about it for the ftrst !ew
weeks.'' he says, "then when people started t)nding
out, I'd already made friends. I'm just t~ to be a
normal kid, whatever that is."
What's ahead\{or the young actor'? "I'd lUce to
go to college. pot5ib. SUlnlord, but I've I'! rlot of
time before I ~e to decide that."
Mea~while Robert Macnaughton fi~ him-
self, at 15, perchE!if;I on the brink of stardom ln~e.
screen and televy I~ must be a heady feelb'!·
"I've been pjlny lucky," he grlrus, "a.od my
folks have beeltlliimy great about all this. They
didn't push me or try to discourage me. It was my
idea, and they both went along."
And now M well as Robert and ~many
friends in the area, are waiting expectantly
to find out just hf!W high this young man's bllllbon
can rise. The s.k~i i.Qdeed, may be the limit.
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§'Illustrated Bradbury'
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"' Ray Bradbury's prolific writings are brimming i with the frailties, in.securities, dreams, fant.aaiea,
~ terrors, desires and paaejons that make up what we
GI call the human condition. ~ At times, the renowned acience fiction and § fantasy writer wanders off into a world that can
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that encompasses man's loves, hates and dreams.
Direct.or Lynn Wells has succesnully adapted
six of Bradbury's stories into an hourlong perfor-
mance. Her stage script preserves all of the opti-
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lity of the aiJc separate dramatlz.Mions. The stage
design seta the characters apart from their sur-
roundino. Perhaps the message here is the clash of
man and the stainl~-steel world he has created.
That message is strengthened by the costumes,
all military-like uniforms that strip away the notion
of individuality.
"The Illustrated Bradbury" gets off to a slow
start.. But after the first story adaptation, the actors
seem more comfortable with their roles. It is, ho-
wever, a marvelous -albeit short -offering of
some of Bradbury's much-loved writings.
The production continues tonight and Saturday
evening at 8 p.m For information, call 831-4763.
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SINGS AT OCC -Popular songstres5 Joan
Iden Bowie wi1J perform Friday evenlnj at B
in the Orange c.aut College auditorium.
Tickets. go on sale
for 2 OCC concerts
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Tickets are on sale for two upcoming concerts
al Orange <:out College in Costa Mesa.
Singer Joan Iden Bowie will perform May 7
during an 8 p.m. concert in the college's auditorium.
Tickets are $5 at the door and $4 for Orange C.O.t
C.Ollege students.
Well-known Jazz arlist.s Ray Reed and Rick
Baptist will join four big bands foe a concert May 9
al 2 p.m. in the college's auditorium. Ticketa are $3
at the door.
Orange Coast College profeuor Charles Ru-
therford will direct the college's four ~btncH.
that include Friday Big Band, Tuaday !fi Band,
Saturday Big Band and Evening Big Band.
For reserva1ion information calf 550-6Q1.
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~ Octafest will draw i dozen play entries
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1 non-profe.looll theafel' on the loaa1 leYe1 bM taken
on a IPlrtt and~ oftm aimot ID the pMt. ~ Membenhip i-crown trom nine fnd•tdna ~ groupa to 17, each of which LI represented on a
ir thrice ~Y calendar u.una all current produc-tiool. tly a central castina file wu let up to
umt membfr theaters in = available ecton. But the centerpiece of A (now known•
OCTA after the word "community" WM dropped bl
defeNDCe to a.roupe which conalder theJDMlvea ol1* than community theaWI) ii the mnual CJnl!o.
act play i.tfva1. 'lbll Wll bow the amaJpnation
WM Dain. M the OUfll'OWth of a lt.lmdiu-room--1.y ......... b' the~ t.llvattDileo.
Frcm nine theaters pertidpating that year, the
field lncn!ued to 12 ln 1981. This year, thouah five
more playhowiee are in the fold, there remain a
dozen festival entries lince five groups elected to lit
th1a one out.
The bis event, for thoee who want to mark
·their calendan. will be July 15-18 at the N~
Theater Ar1a Center, which baa been "home ' to
both OCT A and the te.Uval lince the lncepdoo of
each.
Participating ln this yeu'a Octafest (the oftida1
title) will be, ln alphabetkal order. the Ana Mod-
jeska Playen, c.a.ta Meu aw: Playbowa. en.-.
Community Oriented Theater, Fountaka "91De1
Community Theater, Garden Grove-ctmmun1ty
Theater, Bunttnatoo Beach PlayhoUH, Irvine
Ccmmun.ity Theater, Lquna Moult.on Pia= Newport Harbor Acton TtlNter, Newport
Ar1a Center, San Clemente Community Theates:
and Westmlnlter c.oncardty Theater.
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Which poup. wru be performing on what days
will be decided later th1a month when repre9e!ata-
tlves of the partidptinc theaten draw for posldonf.
Three playa wW be preaented each day of the
f.esUval, with Sunday'a pn>ll'8ID betna a matinee.
'lbe festival,• wual, will be non-competiUve
and S. not ~Wei with any reQMmaJ ~t.
Tbe primary pul'pi)M, accordlnc. to OCTA presi-
dent Patti-Gene SUnpeon, LI to ahOwcue the va-
riom' tbeeter puupm in <>ranee Count)' and Cl'Mte
more lnterat In local theater ln aeneraI.
About ba1t of the theaters have 8elected their
entries, and the others will be pcld.ng thein within
the next weeb. ~ thoee al.reedy announced
are Costa Mesa ("Cinderella at the Pinchpenny P~bo~"), Cypre88 (Up 'n' Adam"), Fountain
V y ("Dick WhitUngton and Hia Cat"), Hunt-
m,ton Beach ("Curtalm''), Irvine ("Inherit the
Wind," ooe acme), ~ ("Click''} and San Cle-
mente ("Loven and other Stranaers").
No advance Ucketa will be 10ld tb1a year for the
OCTA fntivaJ, but reservatJona will be taken at 67~3143 and tbme with reeervat:iom will be 1eated
first on ahow nighta. Theatergoers are advbed to
get their order ln early -the first two festivala
were aellouta.
CASTING -The Newport Harbor Acton
Theeter -announced lta cut for ~ ne..·· a new play to be pwn lta Orange QJunty premiere .
.. Pauline Hae play1 the leadl~e, with
Deftnja Tncey, ~· Savttt, Kild Corbett &rklle, Rita Bene Stewm. Dinny Oberbeck and
Nal Kop&t ~ the compuy ... 'lbe ahow ~May 28 under the d.lrectkln of Dim l•ffoon .
AllO in rehearal for • May 28 opentna la the
oounty s;nmiere of "Say GoodnJcbt, Gr9de" at the
Irvtne c.ommuntty Theater ... director Robb Fahey
.. reheMlllnC a c:ml ~ ol QJrisUne Denny, Wood~ Janee, Peter S ~ IAnore St~me and
St.ft Pox Im the Ralph Pape 81riDCQ11.eLy •••
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re.ftOOlded in new
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BEST ACTRESS -Kadwtnr Hepburn
BEST ACTOR -HefV)' ~ . •
WEABY -Don Rboadel~t.t Mea,
playl.njf'dJe cencral role of Lonvn, la
ccmlort«I by hia wile (JMn t) in• acene
from dte Arthur Miller drama ''Death of•
Sale1man." The pl•y I• ~;;:nted FriAA_ and S.turdllya •t 8:361 May
16 by Showcue Productl the West-
mJnner Auditorium. Call 957..fl)5 tor tkket
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Last children's ballet due
The final lbows of Ballet Pacifica'•
"Ballet for Cll.Odren" are set for Sat-
urday and Sunday, May 15 and 16, at
the Festival Forum Theater in La-
guna Beach.
The popular children's story by the
Brothers Grimm, "The Elves and the
Shoemaker," has been set to music by
Shostakovich, Lanchberry and Mas-
senet as one of the selections.
The other, "The Young Person's
Guide to the Orchestra" by Benjamin
Britten, will introduce children to the
various instruments of the orchestra.
"The Elves and the Shoemaker"
and "The Young Person'• Guide to
the Orchestra" will be presented May
15 and 16 at !J:30 p.rn. and May 16 at
1:30 p.m. also. For more lnfonnation
call 494-7271.
May days come to Disneyland
Disneyland will kick off a month-
long series of Saturday night activi-
ties May 8 with fireworks, rock 'n' roll
bands and a apecial electrical parade
along Main Street, U.S.A.
Topping off an evening of enter-
tairunent at the park by such bands as
Franke and the Knockouts, Jack
Mack and the Heertattack. the Henry
Paul Band and Papa Doo Run Run,
the electrical cavalcade will parade
down a dark8Md, Main Street at 8:50
and 11 p.m.
Also, a fil'eworka display, called
"Fantasy in the Sky," will illuminate
the sky ove.r Sleeping Beauty Castle.
The oolorful display of 250 ahella will
be accompanied by synchroniz.ed mu-
sic.
Stages throu~hout the park will
feature the rock n'roll sounds of the
various bands between 7:30 p.m. and
midnight.
Of coune, the park's regular attrac-tions will be open as usual.
The "Saturday Night at the Park"
series will extend Saturdly hours
until midnight. Upcoming themes for
the aeries are variety night on May 15,
COWltry and bluegrass on May 22, jazz
on May 29 and 30, Latin music on
June 5 and swing music on June 12.
THE ELVES AT WORK -The final program in Ballet Pac1lica's
"Ballet for Children" series is scheduled May 15 and 16 at tbe Fes-
tival Forum Theater in Laguna Beach. Shown here are Dan Berney
and Nancy Christensen as the Shoema.Jcer and his wife, and Serena
Wellen, Jocelyn Vodovoz. &bin JacklJch (standing from left) and
Tina Renfro and Kelly IDcketts (seated) as elves.
THE
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Johnny Mann
Manuel
Johnny Mathis
George Shearing
Chet Atkins
Paut Robinson
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Norrie Paramor
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Arthur Greenslade
Bilty Joel
Noonln Candler
Seals & Cfofts
Mic:hef Legrand
Jane OtiYor
Paul Mauriat
Ronrie Aldrich
John Gregory
James r--·
Hugo Wintematter
Perry '-8 Marca John Bany
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N--...... Sound------.----------------------------------------~ ..-'Th C 1 • f • I Chapter of ~ Orange County Music Center. ,..: e a I orn1ans "We were delighted to appear on the aame ~Ch J h ti.ge u Marnie/' Bunce exclaimed. ::I Or& e 8 0WC88e The Californians performed "Un Bel Di," an
lj ~y =·~~t~~ ~k. Nbwn, and a1ao ~ _..., .. 0.-, ,... • ......., "Marni abo u.ng along with ua in ou.r lnt.er-
LL • One of the most popular singing groups In national Medley" Bu.nee added. ''11\e Californians
-Orange County la not a rock group or a country also performed a medley from "Fid ler on the -o western band, but a group of 20 lingers who per-Roof'." . .
j . _f.arrl) D'ecylhl.ng Imm a~y..of-Bfoado.vay-lhow ·--1M'l;cea&nr~gntor e cur-~ tun~, popular and patriotic tunes, Renaluan.ce rent concert teUOf\ waa a performance for the ! madrigal, goepel, country and folk music. Servite High School Faith-Family-Footbell award.a ~ The group la 'The c.antom1ana, a lelect emeJD-night, honoring Carl Karcher. The Californians § ble of singers from with.in the Orange County performed a variety of popular, patriotic and gospel a: Master Chorale, one of the county's most popular music.
chorale groupa. According to Bunce, upcomlng performances
The Orange County Master Chorale wu foe-for The Californians include an afpearance at for-
med 26 years ago and just t hree years ago, The mer Los AnJ:!:; County Sherif Pet.er Pitchess'
Califomlanl were oraanbed to perban spedal a-retiremlnt tit the Century Plaza Hotel.
lections d wtna the Chorale'• oonmru. ''Ttf"e Calilomlam will also be featured with
Both the Cb.ol'ale and Th e Ca.Ufomiana are the Chorale at the City of. Irvine's annual July
under tJ» expert directian of Dr. M.awioe AJJard. Fourth C.elebration at Heritage Park," Bunce said.
MembeD ol The ~ aonUMle t.o perform T'he Ca1i:f.om1ana will perform as a group when
as part of dM! Chorale durin.I the regular concert they travel to Europe &his sununer with the Chorale season;. Orange Colmty Muter Cbonle"• 1981..a2 for• 2~-week J.oW' of die continent.
concert leUOll included four Christm.1111-perfonnan-Many of the popular aonga performed by The
ces in varioua parta of the county and a February Californians are arranged by pel'80ns close to the
preseniatJon of Mendelssohn's great muwrwork Chorale and The c.autornians.
"Elijah. u The ChonJe wiU perform lw umuaJ ])Olla DaVid Teit, a member of The Chorale and The
concert June 5 and 6. Over 100 perwoiw lilng in the Californians and umtanl direct.or, is one of th<lee
Chorale. penona.
Aocordlng to Santa Ana resident Donna Bunce, "David ia minister of muslc at Melodyland and
busine88 manager for the Chorale and 'The Califor· hu oompol!led aeveral original plecea of music for ua,
nians and a member of both singing groups. 800l'l ln addition to arranging many aelections," Bunce
after The Californians were formed dw lf'OUP be-said. "He has al.o ar ranged our popular 'Sing' gan receiving requesta to perform at events outside medley."
the realm of Chorale concerta. ~ Wyle, a musical di.rector for many tel-
"ln 1979, our first year, we performed before evision produttiom, h.u allo worked with Dr. AJ-
10 groups and last year we aang at 19 eventa,.. lard in~ music for The Callforniam. ~u~~· estimated that The Ca~fornians wlll "Mr. Wyle baa arranged leVetal medleys for
sing to approximately 35 audiences, IOO>e numbe-The Californians lo perform," Bunce reported,
ring over a thousand, throughout Southern Call-"'ncluding selections from 'West Side Story,'
fomia during the 1981--82 eeaaon. 'Fiddler on the Roof,' and a patriotic medley."
The Calffomlanl' most recent performance w• Wyle will be the special guest artist at the
an appearance with tntemaUonally-known ooocert Chorale's June 5 and 6 Pope ooncert which will a1ao
artist Marni Nbcm at a gathering of the Creteendo feature The Calllomians.
We've got yoµr sjyle, a1 the Goroge ...
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The Californians have become a showcaae for
the Orange County Muter Chorale, in addition to
aerving as a~ fund-raising ann for the Chorale.
"All of the proceeds from performances of The
Callfornlana are ch anneled into t he Chorale
treasury," Bunce said. "The funda are used to
purchaae Chorale music and costumes, pay for ac-
companying orchestras and assist in meeting admi-
nistrative expenleS." .
Bunce'iaaa that none ofThellngers in The ·
c.automiana are paid.
"We have such a wonderful camaraderie
among our group and everyone has a good attitude
about the arQOunt of practicing and performing we
do," Bunce said.
This camaraderie is important for a group the
size of The Californians, due to the amount of time
each person puts into the effort.
Accor~ to Bunce, members~arse an ex-tra hour hdl'week before the C practices.
Two extra rehearsals, each two to ree hours in
length, are v..lso)ield during the ~U\.
"We are-planning a wee ker1d h-treat this
spring to learn more music," Bunce said. "Since we
memorize all of our music, extra rehearsals lire
imperative."
Surprisingly enough, moet of thel members of
The Californians are not professional musicians.
Bunce said that of the 20 singers, only four are
involved161'\ music on a full-time profe9Si0nal basis.
"Many of our members are teachers, public
relations and marketing specialist.a, lnvolved in fi-
nance or insuranoe, and 10me of us work full-time
on a volunteer basis for many non -profit
organiz.ationa," Bunce explained.
Both Bunce and Dr. Allard agree that the
succe88 of The Californians can be meeeured by the
enthusiasm of the membera.
beeause of the exciting perfor~n1 and great
''Our audiences love to hear Th~;allfomians
music they ~." Or. Allard said. • t one of the
best ~ ~bout a Californians' ped3 · ia the
great amount of excitement and eff~uaiasm dis-
played by tbe group, which reflect. 1¥.ir great love
of singing." • ',
omm1 ee
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LOS ANGELES I hN l
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CHAMBER ORCHESTRA with
BELLA DAVIDOVICH -Russl~n pia -
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Sunday, May 23, 1982 -7:00 p.m.
in the Village Theatre
Selections by Schumann, Debussy,
Ravel and Fine. Gerard Sctiwarz •
Director
Tickets available at the ASUCI Box
Office, Mon.·f ri., 9:30am-4pm.
General • $10 , UCI F .. a~Lstaff ,
-aluffli, . Cit. & Oth~fildents . ~ i 1t?q , ~~I Students -"4nt"N fur-
ther mto, call 833-6379.
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Villa Nova great
late-night tdining
By JOEL C. DON
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VILLA NOVA, 3131 W . Coast Highw
Newport Beach. 642-7880. Dinner served l
p.m. to 2 a.m . Monday through Saturday, 4/.m.
2 a.m . Sunday. Dbttren from $6.50 to $14.2 . Vale
parking. Major credit cards.·
The search for a late-night restaurant has long
been the quest of patrons of movies or live theater.
Most kitchens close down at about 11 p.m ..
leaving few options for thoee of us who occasionally
would like to dine out after a show.
But if you look hard enough there are a few
spota on the Orange Coast that can accommodate
theatergoers. One favorite is the Villa Nova, which
truly offers late-n.lght service with a kitchen that
can handle customers seated by 1:30 a .m.
Though the theatrical production we attended
finished a bit earlier than expected, we appreciated
not having to rush off from the theater to ensure
our evening meal.
The Villa Nova hu ..... a cu.lil\ary fixture in
NeW}>ort Beach since 1-(t originally started in
1933 on Vine-Street in Hoa.ood. Four yean later,
owner Alan Dale moved.W testaurant to Sumn.
Boulevard, acro11 from the plush and world-
renowned Scandia restaurant.
When the hippies and other street folk con-
verged on the Strip in the '60a. Dale decided to look
for new territory for hia fine Italian restaurant. He
eventually settled on Newport Beach, a place he
knew could aupport his pl.are year-round.
He took over the SurUide restaurant, added a
9e00nd floor and completely remodeled the interior.
The detailed murals on the outside of the
buildlni took about a year for artist Stefano Falk to
complete and are a much-noticed trademark 'Of this
establishment. Charlotte ~e explained that her
late husband, who was barn in Italy, asked the
paint.er to depict fanciful Italian eeuide re!IOrta.
Inside the decor is a li• more eclectic with a
aeafaring atmosphere apicedjap with the trirnminCs
of an Italian eatery.
Mn. Dale now operates the restaurant with the
aid of son Jim, who la largely responsible for Villa
Nova's outstanding selection of domestic and im-
ported wines.
We decided on a bottle of Chateau St. Jean
Blanc ($13), a dry domestic. Our meal atarted with
scampi appetizer, sauteed In butter and garlic
Soviet pianist will
• appear 1n concert
Soviet pianist Bella Davidovich will appear
with the Los Angeles Chamber On:heatra In a UC
Irvine concert Sunday, May 23.
Davidovich performed as soloist with the Le-
ningrad Philharmonic for 28 years. Her formal
training on piano began at age 6 and conUnued her
studies at the Moscow Conservatory. Her profes-
sional career was launched when she won first
prize in the 1949 Chopln Competition in Warsaw.
After Immigrating to the United Stat.ea in the
late '70s, Davidovtch made her American debut at
Carnegie Hall in un9.
'11\e concert will be held in the Fine A.rt.a Vil-
lage Theater at 7 p.m. Ticketa are $10.~ general
ad'miaalon, $4 ·for UCI students, $7.50 for other
students, eenlors. and UCI faculty, staff and alumni.
For lnforma11on. call 833-6379.
U-Hirh band playa concert
The band and orchea ra at Untvenity Hi&h
School In Irvine wtll prea~t a spring concert
Wednesday, May 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the campus
gymnulum. M
Conductor Larry Gtf(Haer'I mu1tcl1n1 will
perform muaJc by Genh• and MU110rpky, ..
well• hJahllghta from "Annie."
Admlaalon ll U . and apectaton can reterve
Udtfte ~y ~ ~ .:hool It 833-3044, ex\. 3&
($5.25). The prawns were delicate and the butter
sauce had just the rtght hint of garlic.
Since we had already lightly snacked before
* ~ theater engagement. we decided againat aoup or
Wad and opted to immediately have our main en-
tllle following the appetizer.
~· ~~ dinner gueat cb_oae a paata selection,
~ and aaJarnarl ($7.95). We were amued by t1-e tendemeaa of the 911uld. Our complementa to
chei Ernest Mergenthaler, w}}o •tarted at the 19-
taurant as a busboy at age 17 and took over when
ion.gtime chef-Walter Gentile passed away.
A fancier of veal, I choee the Vitello Castellana
($12.95). It ii egg-dipped veal with pr011Ciutto, a ~
salty, thinly aUced ham, melted mozzarella and~ t Nova aal.ICIL 1be veal wu delicate and the eauoe •
too overpoweriNI. J'or thoee who do not pre f produtto. Villa tfova often a te1ecUon of veel -
treea in jult lbout every style tmacinable. •
Al8C> el now: All the apedalty pe1te1 auch • ,..
ravioli. cwmeDonl, t.cneillni, manicotti and others S:
are homemade. J'rethly made puta always adds ~
that extra sparkle to an Italian meal. • ~ Ja a pleuant line to )'OW' meal and ~,
Mrs. Dale recom.mench the zabaglione ($2.50). a ~
light and frothy deaaert. :""
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17182 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH
We have a great reason for celebrating. It's our Anniversary!
And we want you to celebrate with us. Join irt the party.
There'll be:
* Jerry "The Beaver" Mathers appearing in person from 12 to 3 pm . * KEZY Radio broadcasting live from 12 to 4 pm. * Free Taco Bell Flying Discs for the first 500 people who arrive. * Free Top-Ten Albums and passes to hit movies will be given away. * A Burrito eating contest!
So what're you waiting for? Come into Taco Bell, and
celebrate with us.
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i The middle-of-the-road linage of Irvine Mea-
1 dowa mualc-maken bu been detoured aomewhat
> by an announcement that Ozzy Osbourne will per-
> form on June 2~.
A former lead singer for Black Sabbath, Os-
boume haa ada~tf iJ style similar to Allee Coooer'a old roadahowa. today u "theatrical rock,'' ru.
show involve1 sot.hie aets. apedal effects and lots of
extra.
Oabowne often a oontrut to other narne8 such
u George Benton. Anne Mwray, Barbara Mandrell
and even Elton John, who also are acheduled to
perform thia leUQlll. • _
But the variation la nothing Irvine Meadows
Executive Director Mark Kogan h.aan't had in mind
from the start.
"Aa rve mentioned before, Orange County is a
major market and baa in it the whole soectrum of
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musical tastes," he said. 1'Tbia I.a not a departure
from our plan at all. In tact. it should be quite an
intet'eSting show."
Ticketa for Osbourne's show went on sale last
Monday and Koean said ales are brisk. Meanwhil~. a~~eatre officials have an-
nounced that Dan F1 g will open the muiical
1JeMOn with a concert oe June ~ and Director Louis
Clark will bring hia "Hooked on Classics" produc-
tion to Irvine on June 13.
Tickets for Osbourne's show will go on sale at
10 a.m. Sunday at the amphitheatre box office and
all Ticketron outlets except Montgomery Ward. For
"Hooked on Cluaica" and'lhe Aug. 29 appearance of
Sha-Na-Na, tickets go on sale 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Orange County will be the second-to-last stop
for Osbourne's long and well-publiciz.ed U.S. tour,
which began on Dec. ?1t'ln San Franci8co and in-
cluded a New Year' a Eve concert in Los Ange lea.
It has been a curious, rumor-filled an<f tragic
tour that included the strange news that he bit off
the head of a bat toued.on-stage during one per-
formance and the shock when a band member was
killed in a light airplane craah.
After tne incident with the bat -which
prompted Osbourne to mils hia next-night concert
for health reasons -hUma.ne societies began at-
tend111j hia concerts amid rumors that other bizarre
acts of cruelty might occur, said Larry Rem of Jet
Recorda, Osbourne's cwnmt label.
But Ross said such acts are not part of Os-
bourne's show, which he deteribed aa "music and
fun."
Kogan said many pe~, remembering Os-
bourne's aaeodation 'ttidl k Sabbath, wronaly
expect hia new act to be hard-core rock-n-roll. •"f'oo
many people don't uncleratand that Ozzy Osbourne
ia more theatrical ~· he explained.
Whatever they'~~qalled, Osbourne's shows
haven't lacked for Uv~ nor haa his reputaUon
needed embellhhmeaa l)e lrvlne show, in fact,
abould be a natural fo the rumor-mongera con-
sidering it will be :;e• ed next door to the L ion
C-ountry Safari Wild park.
Joked Kogan: " Iona u he stays away from
the anJmalJ, we ahould be all rts ht."
GRIME
STAflRING
CIWILEllE DIE
Mualc; By .JULI ... TYNE
Lyrics By ITEPMN IONDHEIM
Book By ARTHUR LAURINTI
Dlrec:t•d • .N dftor•otr•P"-Ct by
JOHN SPINDLER
A LITTLE SEX: Rated R, 1uin Tim Metheaon, Kate
0.pehew and !'.dwud Hemneon In the atory ol. • men who tri8
to be faithful but flnde ll hard. 'The R ratlnl la for adult idtue-
Uone.
-for diffef'ent r-. but meoece io wtn Jwt the ..,., ni. PG rau.n, mu.t be !or tt1 lofty lhelm9: theft le no oudtty, no
violence and wry little oUenefve W:icwice·
colln McDowell in • tale ol. and the aapemetunl. DlrecWd CAT PEOPLE.: Wi;;.: NllNmia Kineld and Mal-
by Paul Schreder. mUllic by M~. 'The RntiQji la for
eexand~.
DEATHTRAP: Ba\ed PG, 1tan ~Reeve. Mk:b8e1
CaiQe and Dyan Cannon in • dewf-murder-m191«Y about •
weehed up wriler and a promWnc younc author who pew • cr-t mystery. The PG 'raWic la fw violence.
1'11.E FRENCH LIEVTENANT'S WOMAN: Bated R. iwe
Meryl Sl(eep in the role of \be Manbrobo and ~
French Lieutenant'• woman and Jeremy Irorw •the Victorian
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SOMETHING
NEW$6
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SOME:fkIING
BORR~WED
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Crepe C.Ordon Bleu. Layers of ham, turkey, Swiss
and herbed cheeses in a ~repei breaded and french fried
. ' tx:> a golden~. 1)\1; Ut\lqOe new dish was inspired
by the 'lnaftC! chefs cl irance.
Rlght now, )'ou ean 'enfay any one of these deli-
cious dinners for just $6. Each comes complete with
your choice of a mi~ green •or&9F almond salad.
At the Magic Pan, there's alway$ something new
to come back to.
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,..; From Pap 13 ~ ~ I.heir d.tuaht.er (Jane Fonda), her la1n1 boytmnd, BWy (played
bnlli.antJy by Dabney Coiftnanl and hi.I 13-year-old boy. Thfo PG >. r•~ ill fOI' ~ ca :g
u.. POl\llY'S: Raled R, 11a.n Kim Cattnll, Scou <Alomby and
A.lex K.atna In a lite of boys growln1 up. The R raUng la for
t. nudity.
QUEST POR FIRE: Ra!A'd R. t. a look 111 p~hJsioric man
and WOffllU\, compwte with pnmnlve laniuage and ••I of "body I tancu-ae" d.veloped by anlhropolo.ii.at DNmond Moma 1 ht'
fUm 1tan Evl'f't'tt M"°fll and Rae Dawn CllOfli The RraUllg us
tor vw~ and aex -.52 REDS: Rat.ed PG. •tars WllTt'n Beatty .. John ~. the ii: AIMncan jou.rnalut and Diane Keat.on aa LoulR Bryant, who
becomes NI wife. Ttus rtlm """ well over tl\re9 houri on a
budget o/ ~r $30 million, and Che lovlna cue of Beatty, who
alao prodll«d and directed, ahow1 The PG raUJI& Ill for tancuqe
.md adult 11 tualwns
RAGnME: Ra!A'd PC. II an lnt.eUlaent ll'tWfl VefM)f1 of
EL Doctorow'• 1117~ novel, whk:h wHvea ht.atonal cluaractcni
Harry Thaw, Stanford White, Evelyn Neabtt, JP Morpn -
into the Uva of what ~ wcy hard to be a typkal American
fMT11ly El11.11bt'th Mc-Govem giVft a wlnmna perlormance •the
:lttamy eyed N8bi1 and Howard E. Rolllnl la commandlna u
Coal~ Wilker,• bi.ck plano playa-who la aix.-1 by blcow
and bw'eaucr111 1llkci. 1ll4! dtn!Ctor. Malm FOf't'man, had a dll·
f ICU It I.ail< Ut C1J t Una the l pnlW li1'g book Into f IJm aha pe, and he 't
done the pb adnunbly 1ll4! PG raUna la few nudlly ~ IOmC'
violence.
SOME KIND OF HERO: Raled R, 11ar1 Rkhud PryOf' u 1
down and out Mari~ who can't make ht. life &<> aa he wanlll it
to The R raUn11 111 fOf' ~t' and adult aiu.&atioN
DAS BOOT: Rat.eel R ... a Gtmnan-nwde ta.le of tht> ~w
wondng In brutal oondltiona aboard a fiaz.l eubmarlne in World
War II The film •tars Jurgen Prochnow and Kllaua Wennemann
Tht> R ratlna II for vt0lenc.
IF YOU COULD SEE WHAT I HEAR: Ra!A'd PC, 1\Al'J MA"'
Singer and Shan Harper Tht.a movie 1a i-d on the life of Tom
SulhYllll, 8'nger-compo11t•r, wriwr-dlrecU>r and athleu-who was
bhnd Rating t.a for ..duh llltu.auona
WRONG IS RIGHT: R1.1tf'd R, ll•n Sean Connery 111 11
11:lev11ion commt-ntalor who hOpllCOtChea around tht' world
rovt1'1fli l'V'"nlll DI~ by Richard Bcuok.I Th<> R ratm1 aa for
adult l'tuauons
URGH!: Ralt<I R. us a hi.med colk'cllOn of conceru by rww
wave bands ()pod Kenll(.>dy1. Surf Punks, Fll!lh"'°". A.llt•y Ca111.
&ho and lhe SwlMymen, Crampa. Joan Jt-11 and olhen Allio
1ppcanng a.re PoOC., Drvo. Gu Go'1, X. Cary Numan and O.nao
Bolflio R raltng us for lanaua&t•
ENTEi\ THB NINJA: Raled R. 11ar1 Chnatopht'r ~e.
Franco Nero and Sl'M!n Geor'ge In o tale of marual ar"' and
ven11t•1u1C.'\' The R raung is for vlo!A!'nce
FORBIDDEN WORLD: Rated R, t. a IClenl't' fiction horror
story lt'l in ·~ Tiw R niling t.a '°" violmcor
PARTNERS: Rat.t-d R. 11&ra Ryan O'NeaJ and John Hurt N
c-ops -ONP at.ralJ)\t ;md ~ py who m1.111t Uve 1a&elher w
tTatk a murder CMe 11\e R ratJng 11 few adult llilUatloN and
hommuuahty
GOIN' ALL THE WA V: Rated R. us about a a~amy awnmer
and youna people w1Lh "only "'°" thing on their minda " Tht' R
r1tJn(I is (or adult 11tw.uona and nudity
VICTOR VICTORIA: Stan1 Juliot AndttW11, Rohen Preston
and Janx1 01mt'r tn a (XlmC!(ly about lit'xuaJ tdenUty and show
biz. Oirec1ed by Blake Edward., who 11ao wn>U' I.he ICT'lpt The R
ralln& UI for aduh lllUIUON
WAR IS HELL -Jurgen Prochnow stars as
r.he U-boat capt.aln who leMla a crew of the
U-96 on a daring patrol in ibe North Atlantic
during World War II in the motion picture
'Das Boot.,
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-PLAYS--__;. __ _
• "PIPPIN," a fu~ version of the musical fanta-
sy, la on st.age at UC ~·a Fine Ara Theater, playing
tonight, Sat,µrday and ~y through Sa~y of next
week at 8 p.m . Call ~17 for ticket information.
"CLICK" a new oM4ct play by John Ferzacca, will
be pretented tonight and Saturday only by the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse. at the Forum Theater on the Festival
of Ara grounds. l..lgunm Beach. Curtain Is 8 pm. aDd
ad.misskm is $1.
"SOUTH PACIFIC," the Rodgers and Ham.merstem
musical. winds up lta run jhia weekend at Sebastian's
Weat Dinner Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente
(492-9950), playing tonight th.rough Sunday at varying
curtain times. Arriving Tuesday is "On Golden Pond"
with Pat O'Brien.
.. .,.oo,,.v r •a•T~ .. a Mav~De.cember romAnllc comedy, closes this weekend at the lrar1eqwn .lJlnner
Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Slinta AN (979-5511),
on it.age tonight through Sunday at varying ti.mes. The
comedy "Norman, la That You'.'" opens Tuesday.
"COMING A'M'R.AcriONS," a satirical comedy with
music, completes it.I run on the Second St.age of South
Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Coet.a Mesa
(957-4033). Final per!ormancet att tonight and Saturday
at 8:30, Sunday at 8 and weekend matinees at 3 p.m.
"THE ILLUSTRATED BRADBURY," a compilation
of six Ray Bradbury stories adapted for the stage, cl.a.es
with perfonnancea tonight and Saturday at 8, Sunday at
3, In the main theater of Saddleback College, Mission
Viejo (831-4530).
"WHERE'S CHARLEY?" -The muaical version of
"Charley's l\unt," gives final performances tonight and
Saturday at the C.O.ta Mesa Civic Playhoule on the·Ar-
lington Street entrance lo the Orange County Fair-
grounds, Costa Mesa. Curtain la 8:30 and ticket infonna-
tion at 754-5159.
"SEE HOW THEY RUN," a madcap comedy in an
Enghsh Vicarage, continues at the Newport Theater Arts
Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newpor t Beach (676-3143).
Curtain ii 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through May 15 .
"VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET,'' Gof'e Vida.l's anu-
war comedy, is the fare at't.he Huntington Beach Play-
house. Main Street at Yorktown Avenue In the Seacliff
Village center. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays
at 8:30 through May 22 with tickets at 847-4465.
"FOLLIES A LA CARTE,'' a variety show, continues
its run at the San Clemente Community Theater. 202
Ave. Cabrillo, San Oemente (492-0465), playing Fridays
and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through May 16.
~ J ~
"DA," an lrllb-flavored comedy-drama, ll on the i
main st.age of South Cout Repertory, 655 Town Center :,,
Drive, Co.ta Mesa (957-4033), playing nightly except :i
Mondays at 8 p.m. (7:30 Sundays) and weekend matinees g.
al 2:30 through May 16. ':<
"THE FRONT PAGE," a comedy about newspeperl' f
In the Thlrtiee, continues at the Westminster Community '<
Theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster (995-.fl 13), playing _'"'4
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through May 22. _.
ID co "DEATH OF A SALESMAN," the clalaic American !\>
drama, la being pre.ented by Showcase Productions al the
Westm1n1ter Auditorium, 7571 Westminster Ave.
(894-6786) on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through May
15 and 2:30 May 16.
"UNDER THE NUTCRACKERS," a humorous and biting lOOJ( at ~the nacq, 11da·~·-... .a -,,..... ~
writers, hu world premiere at 8 tonight at Beverly Hills
Playhoule, 2M S. Roberuocl Blvd .• Beverly Hilla. Stars
See Diversions, Page 16
Mother's Day Dining Guide
THE FAMOUS 21 YEAR LOCATION
MOTHER'S DAY DINNER
FllM a P.1. .... " ............ ,
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Complimtnt111 Glass of ChalTfJatnt '"' Mom MOTHERS DAY BREAKFAST
h<Hd Ir°"' 1 AM to J ....
EGGS BENEDICT ALA AONALOO
EGGS SAAOOUX ALA PA TIO CAFE
CHICKEN CREPES ALA REINE
QUICHE LORRAINE ALA FRANCOISE
'415 '""" c.....,_,,. SS.SO
along with Aegut., --.nu
1922
Complet6 Dinners from $5.25 to SS.95
5:00 PM· 7 :00 PM D a ily A Tradition
for 80 Years
Your choice of Lip or sa l~cJ und on<' o f these c ntrc-Ps 1982
Serving Nightly
Tll 1 A.M.
Mothers Day
640-1573
Open 7 a.m. to 12 tldnlcht
3050 E. Cont Hwy. Corona def Mar
Opposite M>eftsons
Newport Bhd.
& P.C.H.,
Newporl Beach .
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HlghtJ ' ~·ed
645-10n
IGTIEl'S Ill SPECIAL ., .... ,, .......
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''FROM LINCOLN TO LENNON," portralt.s or slain
advocates of pea.ce, at UC lrvine'a Unlvertlty Center
Heritage Room ~einninl Monday. Houn 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
and 4-6 p.m. weekdays. -,..: From Page l 5
>-include Costa Meun Steve DeNaut of South C.OUt Rep-
• ertory 'l'heawr. Runs Fridays, Saturday• and Sunday• ~ through June 13 with 8 p.m. per formancea. Sunday
~ matinees, also. Reauvationa and Information (213)
~ 365-2398.
Cout Highway. Parking at Peter's Landing for $1 with
ahutt.le bus to festival. lteme Include king-mu handmade
quilt. "CARTOONS FROM THE NEW YORKER" dis-
51layed at The Muaeum ShOIJt, 2754 E. Pacific Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar, thtougb June 10. Gallery
hours 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ~turdaya. -c . . -~ -ART . ·
"AVERY IN MEXICO AND AFTER," works by
American modeml.at master Milton Avery, displayed be-
ginning May 14 at Newport Harbor Art MUleWll. 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Abo on view ls leCOnd
ln "California Collects" teries. an exhibition of.popular
grapblca. Hours 11 a.m.-~ p.m. Tuesday-Sunday and
Fridaya until 9 p.m.
-DANCE--...,.._ __ _
J. i "O SUNSET BEACH ART FESTIVAL runs Saturday i and Sunday at fire station on 12th Street and Pacific
MODERN DANCE AR'l~J;GLORIA NEWMAN w
See Diversjons, Page l 7 1 ,
1 ~ Mother's Day
PEXING • SHANGHAI • Sl!CHWAN • tlJNAN
CUISINES
SPECIA L
MOTHE DAY
C HAMPAGNE BUFFET
BRUNCH o,,.,, D•lly Lunch a Dinner
To make
MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
11:30 TO 2:00
9:30 to 2:30
•s ~J
(4.1' for our 11 ~ llf'lder lluesrs)
Our Djnner Mtlfu Served
From 3:00 th1S day even -ir ll'l(J(e spec:ial.giW
your mother ttle
ambience of France
The Chel 1.Jtutrec
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Call For Reservation• 11J:t.
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RESTAIJRANT In Newport Beach
Mother's Day Special
LUNCHEON FROM S3 .9S
Served 11 :30 to 3:00
·~: Hot & Sour Soup., Fried Won Ton
Fried Egg Rotr • Fried Rice
·Choice of o~ ~atn Dish
Fortune Cookies
Dinner Combinations & Ala Cane Also
Open 11:30 to 10:30 • THE FIRST & ONLY SZECHWAN STYLE
CHINESE CUISINE IN NEWPORT BEACH
SPECIALIZING IN • SZECHWAN. SHANGMAI
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Beer & W ine Served
Lunch & Olnf14!r Served
From 11.lO 1.m -10·30 pm.
7 Days A Week
Also. Food to 00 ordtrs'
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Our Morhc-r'~ 0;1y Brunch is )ump1uuus Jnd ~r.1ciuu~
Yuu'll lovt" 11 fur I~ fabuluu~ .1rrJ)' of 1.1~1 y spt"l1.1h1t·~
ComplimentJry Ch.impd~
RoJsc 8Jrun of Bc-ef '
BJkcd H .1m. RJisin Saud-'
£AAs Bt•nt\11c1 ~Nfood Nt"IA bu rg
e.1~onJI Frmrs. WJIJorf SJl.1.I
GarJen Fresh'Vt'ger.1blc S.d ... t
PoucUC"S .1u GrJtin
Chickm ~~ur
Hcl"nn1-t fn uur Crt'ani
Cn1111~.1m'
C~.i~ Y'>V' wo Omdc11l·
Assorted.,, '~ P.1<.rrie~
And Mudi, Much More , I , 1
Served in our magnificent (,rand B.tllroum. AJulrs S 12 'Cl
Children 56.00. Or in lhe elegant priVJl'Y or rhc GrJnd P\ltf.l~C
Jks1Jur.1n1· AJuhs Sl4.~01 Ch1IJrcn $8.00 Cmui11u11t>.1 emcn.11nmcm.
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From Page 16 1 i 11 "DIRECTION: DANCE," Santa An.a College'• an· _ETC. ~
lnltruc:t two clulea ln IDadem technique on May 15 at nu.al faculty-student dance concert, ii at 8 to~ht, Sat-J
Irvine Cultural Center, 0302-A Daimler St., Irvine. urday and Mat.J4·H ln ~Hall on camp.&&. General "WJTNEll WOMANDND," pnmnted by N~ ~
Registration and ln!ormadon 979-1~2. admillion $4. onnation 83 ·W7l. Mesa AAUW, ii at 8 p.m. Saturday ln Flne Arla lUI, 9-
0ranie·eo..t ~e. Includes readln11 from play-~
"SLEEPING BEAlJ'ff'' performed by avtc B&lJet "SONG AND DANCE SALUTE TO AMERICAN wrlahta. poets. ennell and IClll8 and dance. Infor--
of Southern California •tar"!inc Anthony Sellan and COMPOSERS," Chapman C.Olleo'• atudent-faculty mation 833-0570. · ~ -
Terri Haya Is at S p.m. Stlftdey ln UC Irvlne'• F\ne ArtB dance oancm, Is at 8 tcniaht and Saturday 1n Memorial • C.
VIU.ae Theater. General admlulon $~. Information Hall Auditorium, 333 N. Glallell St., Orange. Admiliion AVUTION HISTORICAL SYMPOSIUM themed ~ _83_3-_63_79_·~~~~~~~~~~~~11_$4_.~_._Inf_orma~-tion~"-7_-67_~_7·~~~~~~~See~__.,;.Divenliona,Pagel9 ~
ENJOY MOTHERS DAY
Overlooking Newport Bay
Flowers for, The Ladies
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
From 9:00 a.m.
Dinner Fr0111 4:00 p.m.
642-3431
()ff,, 1r""'111 1t this loCltJon orly
HUNTINGTON BEACH
19881 BROOKHURST
962~1341
Brookhuret & Adams
' MOTHER'S DAY
SPECIAL.
Enjoy Our Famous
Barbeque Dinners
All Mom's Orders To Include
Champagne (On Premises)
11 A.M. to 10 P.M.
Happy Moth1r'1 Day Mom
_We ~<! Yi/
· Mothers Day
Champagne Brunch
7 A .M . to 2 P.M .
Special Dinner Menu
2 P.M. to 7 P.M.
67J-46JJ .. .
Balboa Pavilion
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Open
1
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f<•6ervali n6 644-123 7
No matter hoW YoU 9fJY lt...in any language ...
oll mothers are special.
This Mothet's Doy,
Moy 9th. the GOnder
Gourmet Coffee
Shoppes wtll honor
each mom with on
orchid, Just to soy
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,..: MEDLEYS -Guest performers include
~ individuals and groups who provide music both
~ from the rock n roll era and from current hit
>. selections. Bill Medley perfonns in concert every .g Wednesday and Thursday nights.
·c: u. CHEZ LAUTREC -Lado Isle. Chez Lau tree
~ will be serving lunch and dinner with your host
-o Pierre giving all the Moms a fresh orehid. Witb ~ prices varying. the Chez Lautrec offer§ daily
~ specials for lunch and dmner -a Parisian am-
~ bience without the "Haute" pnces.
o THE SPINDRIFTER -Not only will the
ii: Spindrafter 's dazzling view and superb cuisine
Day, too, because the Spindrifter's prices are
remark.ably affordable. Champagne brunch will
be the feature of the day and as evening ap-
proaches, a st.op at the relaxing lounge and oyster
bar spells the perfect ending to a warm May day.
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THE W AREBOUSE -Dining tun, special
e ntrees. and balloon bouquets ar e in store for
m.ammas, wives and girlfpends at the Newport
Warehouse. Chef de cul~jrie Charles Kalagfan
plans to prepare two claimc'gourmet entrees for a
festive Mother's Day. Th~1will be filet de sole a
la bret.onne in wine sauce "1\d a puree of leek
($14.95) and filet d e bQfU.f marchand an vin,
served with duchess potatoes and a bouquetiere
of fresh vegetables ($16.95). The regular menu
w1U also. be available. Cbampagne brunch will be
served from 10 a.m . to 3 pm. and dinner will be
served-from 5 p.m.
delight that special Mom. but she'll receive a
beautiful and fragrant cut rose as well. The en-
tire family can enjoy a truly memorable Mother's
JOLLY ROGER -At the Jolly Roger Mom
can relax and enjoy the ''good food, good peotfe.
and friendly atmosphere" that are now famous.
She will also receive abeauuful rose as an extra
token of appreciation. Guests can choose the
extensive breakfast select.Jons. The dinner menu
features many of the old favorites that have
made the Jolly Roger a tradition with families
for years. plus some exciting new offerings. The
"Pirate's Hat" children's menu is available as
well, with selections for childre n under 10 years
of age.
Y AMATOS -ThlS award winning Japanese
restaurant, has prepared a special menu for
Mother's Day including its steak ten yak i and
shrimp tempura dinner for only $11 .25. Other
award wanning favorite entrees including com-
bination family dinners are also available. Dinner
will be served from 4 p.m. ·-J . -~ ·-
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EDGAR SBOLUND SCHOLARSHIP CONCERT -,,
with Chapman c:olleae Symphony Orchestra and Ccinc:ert 2
Choir at 8 p.m. May 14 in Memorial Hall Auditorium. m From Page 17 1 ,
"Birth of Air Transporta~1 ~rdal Airlines and
Air Mail Service,'' ia May 1:5 at~ Inn, Irvine.
SEARCHER GEM AND MINERAL SHOW la at'
Brookhunt Community Center, 2'271 W. Cracent Ave.,
Anaheim, 10 a.m.·8 p.m. Sattirday and 10 a.m.-~ p.m.
Sunday. Free adm.iaion. I I \
M.ARMOUSETS PUPPETS, the Riede Marionettes,
Le Gulgnol de Paria, Preston Hibbard'a Punch and Judy
and Dixie with her troupe of Clowns perfonn at 11:30 a.m
1 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4 Cti S.turday and Sunday at the
Puppet Cent.er, 1238 S. Blvd., Anaheim. A..dmillion
$1.
LION COUNTRY SAFARI open at 9:4:5 a.m. dally on
San Diego Freeway at Irvine Center Drive, Irvine.
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1 ~ SPRING SERENADE, an evening of Enaliah music
featuring Saddleback College North Campua College
Chorus and guest ainget'I and inatrwnentaliat.a la at 8 to-,,
night and Saturday at University United Methodist 5,:
Church, 18422 Culver Drive, Irvine. Admission $4. In-'<.I»
formation 559-1313.
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MOTHER'S DAY DINNER
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1520 W. COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH
Sunday, Mlfy 9th
MOTHER 'S DAY
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644-2030
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· 500 N Euclid St
Anaheim Plaza
772·2130
Wi~es & Sweetje-l?ta1!
Mother's Day Dining•'
on the waterfront ,
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Lunch 11 :00 to 3:00
Dinner
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DISCOVER BLACKBEARDS
NEW LOOK
We've ctwlg8d and have a newly remodeted
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The dramatic story of one of history's most
influential f~ Eleanor Roosevelt, is brought to
life through the inimitable talents of three-time
Emmy Award winner Jean Stapleton, in "Eleanor,
First Lady of the W¢rld," a special two-hour film
presentation on Wednesday at 9 p.m. on CBS (Ch.
2).
The film traces Eleanor's trauma of building a
new life on her own after the death of her husband,
President Franklin Roosevelt, through to her in-
volvement with, and undying commitment to, the
United Natiom d~ its formative years. A sig-
nificant part of tha!.mvolvement waa her almOlt
single-handed mission to create, develop and win
ratification of t~U,bl.'s now precedent-setting
Declaration of H · Rights.
The altru.iatlc ti r waa tom between family
ties and a deep-roo~ instinct to heed the hU{Da -
nitarian call. She WAA~roed to chooee between the prodding to "aettle r er~ .. by a daughter ahe never
really knew and th~ nK>nal request from Ptesi-
dent Truman to come to America's aid aa a delegate
to the new United.Nations.
Accepting PreSl'aint Truman's offer, Eleanor
ignored opposition from Congress and contempt
from her own deleption -who believed her to be
"more dangerous than the Ruaaiana" -to eal'Jl her
plaoe.in diploma . ,
Her story ia .8iiidi concern, dedicatioD..a
leadership u Eleanor .. refused to let anythln« or
anyone stand in the wi.y of her commitment U> her
country and her determination to seek and insure
universal guidelines for the protection of ~ta ;ti.-
people throughout the world.
E.G. Marahall portrays John Foster Dull~._~
crusty senior American delegate to the U.N. WM'a
convinced from the ~t that Eleanor is the w~
po9lble choice as a Cft1t11te and hopes to be ~
right at the earliest ~ty. fl
· Coral Browri4,'9iY. Lady Stella ReacUnat,
Eleanor's old trtend 8nd a member of the Briu.li
Houae of Lords, who ah9WS Eleahor, firsthand, the
tragedy auffered by people displaced by World War n, In rampant evidence throughout London.
Joyce Van Pf.'µen la Malvina "Tommy"
Thompeon, Eleanor'~ secretary and constant com-
panion, who has devoted her life to meettna !Ua-,
nor's needs.
Gail Strickland portrays Anna Rooeevelt Dall.
Eleanor'• daughter, e by the abeence of a
full-time mother abcj making One last effoA to
convince Eleanor toi y devote her life to per
family. I ") ~
Kenneth K1mm1na it Durward Sandifer, the
forelen affain advWor. 8lligned to FJeanor by Pre--
sident Truman. the pel'Ul inltrumental in auidlna
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See Ddyiime Drama on Page 35
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The dramatic story of one of history's most
influential figures,. ~r Roosevelt, is brought to
life through the illimitable talents of three-time
F.rnmy Award winner Jean Stapleton, in "Eleanor,
First Lady of the World," a special two-hour film
presentation on Wednesday at 9 p.m. on CBS (Ch.
2).
The film traces Eleanor's trauma of building a
new life on her own after the death of her husband,
President Franklin Rooeevelt, through to her in-
volvement with, and undying commitment to, the
United Nations d.ur.inc its formative years. A sie-
nificant part of t!:\a1. involvement was her almost
sin8le-handed mission to create, develop and win
ratification of the u.~ ... now precedent-setting
Declaration of ~ta. 'The altruiatie ~ wu tom between .family
ties and a deep-roo instinct to heed the huma-
nitarian call. She wp, (orced to chooee between the
prodding to "aettle ~Wit·• by a daughter she never
really knew and th'e 'pe.nonal request from Pr-esi-
dent Truman to come to America's aid as a delegate
to the new United)i~~ons. Accepting Preaaent Truman's offer, Eleanor
ignored opposition from Congress and contempt
from her own delegation -who believed her to be
"more dangerous than the Ruaiana" -to ~ her
place in diploma . -Her story ia 8iiiii concern, dedication::and
leadership as Eleanor refuted to let anythin .. or
anyone stand in the wl.y of her commitment tb h~r
country and her determination to aeek and insure
universal guidelines for the protection of fi&)lta 'I«
people ~t the world.
E.G. Manhall portrays John Foeter Du11et... the
crusty 9eDior American delegate to the U.N . ...,,.,,_
convinced from the CMtilel that Eleanor ii the wq
pomlble choice u a CftJt91te and hopes to be ~
right at the earliest '?2~ty. Cbral Brown PJ•Y• Lady Stella Re.d.Jna,
Eleanor's old friend and a Ir)ember of the Britiab
Howie of Lords, who shoWI Elemor, finthand, the
tragedy au.ffered by people dlaplaced by World War
II, in rampant evidence throuahout London.
Joyce Van Pa'µ'.en ia Malvina "Tommy"
Thompson, Eleanor\-secretary and constant oom-
panion, who has devoted her Ute to meeUnc ~
nor's needs.
Gail Strickland portrays Anna Rooeevelt Dall.
Eleanor'• daughter,~ by the abeence of a
full-time mother ancJ ~w_ mak1n:g one laat effcrt to
convince Eleanor toi l"'8Jly devote her li.fe to her famil . ,
ilenneth KirnrnJna ia Durward Sandifer, the
foreign affairs adviaol' aaaigned to F.leanor by Pre-
sident Trwnan. the penon instrumental in guidina
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Mission Viejo
831-2040 -495-4949
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ROY.CARVER BMW
1540 Jamboree Road
Newport Beach -640.6444
BOB McLARENS IMW
At Beach Blvd. & Whittier
La Habra -522-5333
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208 W. 1st St.
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2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540.9100
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642-0010 -540-8211
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13631 Harbor Blvd.
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848 Dove Street
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Sports Highlights
Friday
MAYf, 1ta
AfTEMOON
4:00 I ooooa DUGOUT 4:11 DOOGP .... GAMe:
4:t0. MIEMU.
Los ~ Dodger• al
MonttMI ExPoa
1:00 Cl) UIDAU.
San Diego Padr• at Phita-
~ Pl!llliaa
!VINNO
11:IO 8 Cl) NM
MIKE1"M.L.L PlA YOAtl.
L.IONMD'I GOLODt
GLOYm
~ Ye. WMl\lng·
ton, o.c. l:301 uiowra Al'W1D l.'00 9~0f
CHMilll'tCINI .,.....
Top male~ Including
Jolln McEnroe, Eddie
Dlbbs end VllM Oetulaitll
compete lor $600,000 In
prlzM (from tn. w .. 1 Side
Tennll Club In forMI Hiiia,
N.Y.).
Cl) ™-Wiii( '" MID'W. a:ao 8 PC>fn'l SATUN)AY
HI-round WBA LlghtwelgN
Champlonahlp bout
~-champ6on Arturo
Frlu encl ~ "Boom '""'~,J1 .. f•~n1;.._----... ~:;;;:=n Mancini Worn~
._. n.-WllJ< IN
UIDAU
t:ao I DOOGIR DUCaOU'T t:ll DOOGP ... GAME
10::00 ..... IHAU.
San Franclaco Glan1• et
NewYonc~
Ql9AIOAU.
LOI Angeiea OodQerl al
MontrMl&poa
10:1o m IAIEMLL
LOI Angelea Dodge<• al
MontrMI EJ&pot
11!00 8 WCT TENNll
"$300,000 Dellae Tourne-
mant Ouarterllnall"
N'TEW«>ON
1:00 0 8 HOlM'TON OPEN
Thtrd--round -aea of
lhlt ·~ INturlng some or toda(• lop OOI!·
.,, (!Ne fr°"' tM wOod-
'""'' Country CkJb In Houaton, Tex ).
2:00 8 8UGAA RAY
Vegaa, N9v.).
1:41 (I) ~~~.Q:AUE -
IHOW
4:00 Cl) .... a.AU.
San Diego PadtM 81 Phila-
delph48 Pllilllee
4:30. 80CC8' MADe ..
Gl:MWfY
Austrle YL Hungwy 6:00 8 WIDE WOAlD Of
IPORTI
Netlonel Chemplonahlp
Motorcyde Racing (from
51111 Jote. Calif.): Iha U.$
va. U S S.R. In World Cup
w r .. lltng (lrom Toledo,
Ohio).
8'I) aoc:x:a MADE IN
QMMANY
Austrle ¥t Hungaty
1:30 9 WIOE WOAU> ~
SPC>flT8
Netlonal Champlonahop
Mot0tcyde Racing (trom
San Joae. Calil.); lhe U.S
¥t U.S S.R In WOl'IO Cup
Wr••lllng (from Toledo.
Ohio)
lVDMNG
9'°° ID SPORTI AM!NCA
"W-'a Big tO Swim-
ming And Diving °*""
plonehlpl''
1:00 CR> 80llNG
Sunday
MAYt, 1ta
lllONilNQ
to.GO 8 NM MIK£TMLL
10:161PlA==r ...
~ADWll'MGAMI
~ .... Ni
Loa Angelee Dodgers at
Montr ... EllPO'
Cl) llAIR\LL
San Diego Padt .. at Phil•
delpNa Philllea
, 1:00 a OUTDOOf' ~
11:.IO 8 QI HOUSTON OPEN
Flnal-round -~ of 11\1'1 tournament i'Mlurlng
-ol todr(• lop GOif·
wa (llW from the Wood-
lands C-try Club · lfl
Houalon, Tex)
Af"r8'NOON
12:00 8 9 TOUNCAMINT ~
CHAWtOHI TENNll
Top male players tncludlng
John McEnroe, Eddie
Oibba and VllM GeNi.itla
compete IOf $600,000 In
prlua (from the Weat Side
Tennis Club In f0tMI Hiiis.
N.Y.)
12:30 8 NBA IMUT1IALl
PUYOFFI
1:00 Cl) N8A MIUTMU
(Joined In Progr"') 1:30 8~
OVT'DOOMMAH
FMlured a epeclal type ol
rifle march. the Schuetten
Shoot. 1111 ouhng In the
Teton rnc>untWts ol Wyo-
ming Wiii• Paul PeblOldl .
QllPORT8WON.D
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In Colofado; Alcnard Cten-
na llnd CIK1 Oo.dy tleft for
Atlantic 'Ulmon In lcelet!d,
Barb.,•' Hetllhey travela
the Cryalel Aivef In Rorida
to find the and~
rnenatee-
New Yorti Yenk-at Call·
fornle Anoala
t:OO (8) Mee fOf' THI "T1
NNHNfT 1 11:00ID ~UNO
Tuesday
.. Tiie Aoofd .. " Hoel• Ber· ~
ry T Clfftptllna and Tim ':c
~ , ... an lnllde 1:
lootl et what It muna to be lilt
MAY 11, 1M2 • roolUe. '<
.""4 -co UO(I) M .. "U.~
8alGAltMY
UlONAN>'8 GOLOEH
OlOVU
4:00 I DOOQM DUGOUT •:ao Cl) ... IDAU. ~ 4:1~ OOOQaA PM..QAMe: San Diego P8df• et Mon-
4:IO IA8E8AU ,, ... E>cpoe
Loa Angeles Dodgefa et EVINNI PenMytvanle w. Waantno-
ton, O.C
M08@WDI~-·
~
~~-·-7:ao=-,O..r-..--
___ --l}' "llii~Bar-Tilt Kotvnal\ ~nour
enc:e T rlethloll, '-luring a
2 • .....,,,... awlm, a 112-mlle
bike ride llnd a mar atllon
run (from Hewell): World
Boxing Chemplonahlpa
(hm ~. Weet o,.,.
many)
(I) MITMN
OUT'DOOMMAH
4-·~ PKA Profeaaional KNare
Chempoonahlpa (from
Allanls. OL): NHAA WOfld
Flnaltl of Oreg Racing. Part
5 ot the World'• Strono-1
Men~tltion
1:008 QMATUTSPORTS
LEOIHOI
"Johnny Bench" Ha.I Kan
Howard
Monday
MAY 12. 1M2 ry Tompalna and Tlm
~ ....... inaide
lo<* et whet It -to be
a roolcle.
7:00 (D1 THI WAY IT WAS
"1947 World SsrlH"
8'oolcl'fn Oodgw• .... New
Yonc Yemnll-(Part 1)
._. MMIM>UNO
7:30 CD1 l"IEllALL
e.loium'a Eddy Merci<a.
the ~·· or•'-1 com-petitor In the sport ol cyc1.
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Cl) WACKY WORl.D OF JONATHAN WtNTERS
"'~HR., 39 MIN.) (MON) ~;~1MOANINQ NEWS
TODAY
~ ~~ \ I< >I { '\ I '\( I 'Ill: (II QOOO MORNING AMERICA ' fHE FAOOZ\.ES ~ 6:00• 8UNRl8E 8EME8TEA ROMPER AOOM ,, I ilOVIEWHR., 30 Ml] f5) BOGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS i::: MOVIE 1 HR., 31 MIN. THU) FRED FUNTSTONE ANO FRIE.NOS ~ MOVIE 1 HA., 67 MtN. ~) 8U8INE88 REPORT ..J~ 6:06 al I OF JEAN IE · PERSONAL FINANCE ANO MONEY MANAGE-
{C) MOVIE (TUE) M~ > <lD WHAT ON EARTH (THU) N GOVERNMENT (MON, WED)
t-6: 16~MOVIE mU} OF EARTH ANO MAN (TVE. THU) _2 6:20 MOVIE FRO . MOVIE (MON, WED. FAt) .
0: 6:26 MOVIE 1 Hk, 34 MIN.) (MON) YOUNQ PEOPLE'S SPECIAL (TUE)
6:30 JUNTOS (MON, WED, t=RI) SPORTS CENTER
CUl8tNE (TUE. THU) MOVIE (1HR.,30 MIN.) {TUE)
JIMMY 8WAGOAA'T KENNY OGOINS (1 Hr:l) (FAI) LETTHEAE~HT (FAI) MOVIE (2-ttAS.} (WED) NTERNA • HouA (MON, TUE) HAMM~ HOU8E Of HORAOA (THU} ·rv~LoocrtA ~~ __ ~HA...64-~} (MOH) -A"8 (niCJr • MOVIE 1 HR.. 46 MIN.) (Wm) ~~"9>--·-----_!.t --· '*'-10 -=~~ -~ .. MEET THE MAYOA8 (M6M, WED) ' 7:30 THERE Tr~y =~tEW~~(TUE) ;, ICART~ v • r. .. UNIVER8n'Y OF THE~ ml ") YOGA FOR HEAL TH
HAUB.WAH HOU iUR) (FRI) MAGIC OF Ofl PAtNTING
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MOVIE 1 HR., 67 MIN. ~}
MOYE 1 HR.. 5' MIN. ) CB> A MANCHESTER IN~ (1 HR.)
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fJ:(jQ. LA.~ 8: (I) ~SAN DIEGO
HOT FUOOE ... 8AK1<ER PEOPLE 7 (FAI) JOHN DAVIO&ON
FOCU8 ON !K>CaETY (MON, WED) TOM ANO .B'Rf
OOEANU8 CTUE. THU) BIG 8UJE MAABl.E (FRI) MON~ NEWS Ml8T9' AOQER8 (A) (MON-THO)
COMMUNfTY FE£DMCK (FAI) 800Y BUOOE8
YOUTH ANO THE l88UE8 (MON) ON VACATION WITH MtCKF("MOtJSE ANO
MEET THE MAYOR~ {WED) FMHKL Y ~ ) RACE FOR niE PENNANT CTHt.n ·
fT CAN BE DONE U) A CONFLICT OF INTERES'f ( 1 HR.. 4e MIN.)
STRAIGHT TAU<
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UNOERSTANOING HUMAN BEHAVIOR (FRI~ rra EVERYBODY'S B081NE88 (MON. WED
HUMANITE.8 THAOUOH ~ ARTS
l~'=f'~~~~ ~FOR A AEA80N (TUE. THU)
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YOUTH AND THE 188UE8 (TUE) ~=~(THU) GAEA T 8PN;E. COAln"Ef'
FB..IX THE CAT
CAPTIONED ABC NEWS (TUE-FRI)
EXPLONNG LANGUAGE (MON)
.IMI"( 8WNJ//lNff
PINONAL AHANCe AND MONEY MANA.GE-· ~~w:,·\ ~iPOR!!~,.~f'()NJM
ALL"8TM (MON. TUE) WEIK It THI NIA (THU)
ON VACATION WITH MOCIFf ~ AND
::: ; SC:::
If.
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10:00 (I) THE~ 18 AtOHt
TEXAS
SIC) VALLEY "' 0 LOVE BOAT (R)
TIC TAC DOUGH
I DREAM OF JEANNIE
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
OETTIN' TO KNOW ME (R)J~ EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM I THU) ~ELISSA MANCHESTER IN T ( 1 HFl)
~~cME (1HR.,41 MIN.) (MONJ1'1· . (II} FLASH&ACK: THE LAST VOY~QE OF THE
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MOVIE 1HR.,40 MIN.) {TUE. THU)
MOVIE 2 HRS.) (WED)
MOVIE 1 HR., ~MIN.
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10:06al dov . ·· ~30l'!fPFTFAII: ---· ,.,.. ftf--· -·1 MY THREE SONS fl; INDEPENDENT NETWORK<~ ~E EDUCATIONAL PROORAMMI COLLEGE BASEBALL (WED
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11:00• TATTLE'rALES . THE DOCTORS ·1> ~,..1
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0 FA.Mil Y FEUD
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
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LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 1r 1 '
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11:161 :: (1HR.,16 MIN.) (f.1 1
11:30 THE YOUNG AND THE Ra. .E:SS
8EAACH FOR TOMORROW
RYAN'S HOPE i~CHOAME
LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE
MACNEIL I LetRER REPORT ma BLUE MAABLE (WED)
THIS WEEK IN THE NHL (t:RI)
AOOEO (MON)
MOVIE (1 HR., 31 MIN.) (WED)'_'
WACKY WORLD OF JOHA~~ WINTERS
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POCKET 91tt..tAR08 (THU)
FLASHBACK: THE LAS'l' VOYAGE Of THE
MOMOCASTLE (1 HR.) {FRI)
Cl HAMMER HOUSE°' HORAOR (WEO)
CZ) MOVIE (1 HR., 57 MIN.) (FRI)
12:35 ltl) THE f:LINTSTQNES (MON, THU. FRO
1:00 D. ANOTHER WORLD
HOUR MAGAZINE
I ONE LIFE TO LIVE
MOVIE
EDUCATIONAL PROG~MMINQ COLLEGE8~EBALL (MON)
MOVIE (1 Hit.:. 40 MIN.) (MON)
MOVIE (2 HRS.) (WED)
BEST OF WHA rs UP AMERICA I ( 1 HR.. 30
MIN.) (TUE)
~ McME ~ HR., 37 MIN.) (FRI) MOVIE 1 HR., 6' MIN.) (MON)
MOVIE 2 H~b-WE) 1:06 ltl) THE UNS (MON, THU. FRI)
1:308 (I) CAPITOL
NEWS
8'GNATUAE (TUE-FRI)
NA~EOtt A_LO\l.E (MON)
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JOHNOAVI 0 Ge9AL HOSPITAL
IAON8IOE
OPENUNE
8UPEAMAN
BOTANIC MAN: ON THE LIMIT (FRI)
MO<ED BAG (TUE) oocz Kl06 (WED) = W,lWIE GEHrS? (FRI)
GUTEN TAG IN OEUT8CHLANO (MON)
LES GAMMAS (TUE) T~S F'AMILIES. TOMORROWS
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2:30 BEWITCHED
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==OF RUSSIA (THU) Mt8TEA ROGERS (R)
SPORTSWOMAN (TOE)
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THE LA8T OF rHE CA000£8 (TUE)
MOVIE (1HR.,50 MIN .. ) (WED) HAMM~ HOUSE OF H0AA0A (MON)
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2:351Jl) NEWS (FRI)
IJl) BEVERl. Y HILLBIUIES (~THU)
3:00 8 BARNABY JONES
DONAHUE
RICHARD SIMMONS
EDGE Of NIGHT
MERV GRIFFIN
MOVIE
HAWAlt FlVE-0
PEOPLE'S COURT
THEWALTONS
MIGHTY MOUSE
YOU ANO THE LAW (FRI)
HOME GAROENER (MON, WED)
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SURVEY (TUE.
THU) HOUR MAGAZINE
SESAME 8TFEE r Q
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ELECTRtC COMPANY (R)
LITTLE HOUSE ON THf! f>RAIRIE
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WHY IN THE WORLD (MOH)
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4:308NEW8
BOB NEWHART
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
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THE LAST OF THE CAOooE.8 J~
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MOYIE 1 HA., 40 MIN.
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NCAA IHSTRUCflONAL SERES (FRI)
MOVIE (1 HR.. 33 MIN.) (FRI)
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MARY TYLER MOOAE
COUPlE.B NEWS
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8'GNATUAE
MISTER ROG=:) MACNEIL I L REPORT
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5:20~ "KHI Of BeKllled" (1980, A~ture) James
Ryan. Charlotte Mlchelle.
6:30• "Oh God! Book II'' (1980, Comedy) Geotge
Burns, Suzanne Pleshette.
8:00(%) "The ldolmaker" (1980, Orama) Ray Shar·
key, Tovah Feldshuh.
8:05Gl) "The Story Of Vernon And Irene CUtle"
( 1939, Musical) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. ~ 7:00(C> "Seizure: The Story Of Kathy M0<ris" (Dra-a: ma} Leonard Nlmoy, Pene4ope Miiford.
7:30(J)"Hawt<TheSlayet" (1981, Adventure) Jack
Palanoe. John Terry. a:ooe "Father Of The Bride" (4950. Comedy)
~Tracy, Elizebeth Taytor.
(%) "Dominique" (1979, Horror) Cliff Robertaon.
Jean Simmons. _ 8:05dll "Matked WOl"Ml'l" (1937. Or.ma~Bet
Devis Humphrey Bogart. -9:"00~~··~. Gomed)t..NefetleWood.
Ian Bannen.
9:30• "Winds Of The Wast,tand" (1936, West-
ern) John Wayne, Phyllis Fraser. O "'The Green Horizon" (1981, AdvenMe) James
Stewart, Philip Saytw.
9:'5(%) "Massacre At Central HIQh" (1976, Orama)
Andrew Stevens. Robert Carradrne .
10:00(1) "Chandle<" ( 1971, Mystery) Warren Oates.
Leslie Ceron.
10:05a7) "The Window" (1949, Suspense) Bobby
Orlscolf. Arthur Kennedy.
11:00(C> "I'm All Right, Jack" (1960, Comedy) Ian
Carmlc.haet, Peter Sellers.
(8) "A Force Of One" ( 1979, Orama) Chuck
Norris. Jennifer O'Neill. e "l<Jll And Klfl Again" (1981, Adventure) James
Ryan. Annellne Krlel.
11: 15(%) "The Bank Dick" ( t~O. Comedy) W.C.
Flel~. Una MM<el.
.\l·" l l.ll'\< )( )"\ \1< )\ 11."
12:00• "A-Haunting We Will Go" (f~2. Comedy)
Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy. a "The Mephlsto Waltz" (1971, Horror) Alan
Alda. Jacqueline Biaeel. e "The Joker Is Wiid" ( 1957. Biography) Frank
Sinatra. Jeanne Crain.
Cl) "The Black Hole" ( 1979. Science-Action) Max·
lmlllan Schell, Robert Forster. Yvette Mimleux.
12:30(%) "The Four Seasons" (1981, Ofama) Alan
Alda, Carol Burnett.
1:00(!) "Jailhouse Rock" ( 1957, Muslcal) Elvis
Presley, Ju~ Tyler. •
CC) "Stevie ' (Orama) Glenda Jackson. Mona
Washboume. ,. D "The Earthling" ( 1980, Adventure) WUllam Hol·
den. Ricky Schroder.
1:30(8) "The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again"
( 1979, Comedy) Tim Conway, Don Knotts.
2:00([) "Rough Cot" (1980. Adventure) Burt Rey-
nolds, Lesley-Anne Down.
2:30QI "Fontamare" (Ofama) Michele Placido.
Antonella Murgia.
(I) "Hawk The Slayer" 981 , Adventure) Jack
Palance, John Terry.
CZ> "Massacre At Central High" ( 1976, Ofama)
Andtew Stevens. Robert Carradine.
3:00G "RelentleSS" (1948, Western) Robert
Y9UOQ, Marguerite Chapman. D "Lovers And Liars" ( 1979, Comedy) GOidie
Hawn, Giancarlo Giannini. ~3000 "Cardiac Anest" ( 1978. Mystery) Gatry G~ow. Mike Chan.
•:OO CZ> "The ldolmaker" ( 1980, Orama) Ray Sha.r·
key, Tovah Feldshuh. .
•:30(1) "Toby And The Koala Bear" (1981, Fanta-
sy) Rolf Harrfs. 5:00~ "Penelope" ( 1966, Comedy) Natalie Wood,
Ian Bannen.
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ROBBEBY RUNS AFOUL -Sorrell Btoolce,
who play• Boss Hogg, makes an attempt ac
scagmg an anned robbery on "'1~ Du.Jces of
Hazzard" Friday at 8 pm. on CBS (Ch. 2).
(j) MOVIE "The V.l.P.s" ( 1963, Drama) Elizabeth
Taylor. Richard Burton. As passengers of a delayed
flight await take-<>ff In the VIP lounge ~f~a 1London
airport, their lives become curiously lntenwlned. (2
hrs.) 0 MOV1E "Kiii And Kiii Again" (1981, Adventure)
James Ryen, Annellne Krlef. A martial arts expert
battles the minions of a power-mad scientist intent
on enslaving mankind with a new mlnd-<:ontrol drug.
'PG' (1 hr .• 40 min.)
(%)MOVIE "The Bank Dick" (194'0, Comedy) W.C.
Fields. Una Merkel. A man Inadvertently folla a rob-
bery and 1$ awarded the )ob of bank guard. forcing
him to face a real holdup. (1 hr .. 15 mrn.)
8:30 9 BARNEY Mfl.LER QI NAPOLEON & LOVE "Eleonore" Napoleon
wishes to have an heir to the empire he has built for
himself, but because Josephine cannot bear him a
child he seet<s another solution. ( 1 hr.)
I ~T: LOS ANGaES WEEK IN REVIEW
BUSINESS REPORT • 7:IOOt~AGAIN
ABC NEWS
KOJAK •
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT ·The conclusion of
a series on H~ood's blonde b0mb9hells I~~
MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING
MOVIE "Seizure: The Story Of Kathy Morris"
(Orama) Leonard Nlmoy. Penelope Milford. A
beautiful young woman with a promising career
fights for her life. when the Is struck dOwn by a near-
fatat brain tumor. (1 hr., 45 min.)
(II) MELl88A MANCHESTER IN CONCERT The ~' llrig8f performs "Midnight Blue." "Don't
Cty Out LOUd," "Whenever I Cah You Friend" and
mort. (1 hr.)
([)MOVIE "The Jazz Singer" ( 1980. Musical) Nell
Diamond, Laurence Ollvler. A Ntw York cantor
break• with tamlly tradition and seta out to find IUC·
cess es a pop music star. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 55 min.)
(al TINTYPES This Broadway revue P8Y9 tribute to
America's growing pains In the era between the Gay
Nineties and the end of World War 1. (2 hrs.)
7:16(.J) MOV1e "Dominique" (1979, Horror) Cliff
Robertson. Jean Simmons. A wealthy woman's hus-
band el(ecutea an elabotate scheme to drive her to
suicide. "R' (1 hr., 3"' min.)
7:30 9 2 ON THE TOWN Featured: visit a Beverly
Hills pltttlO surgeon who has revolutionized hfs
praotlce; the Southern Ctllfornla community ol
Anza. located on tupposedly the state's worst
nrthquaka fault; a look at "Heavens Union." a new
wsy to heve MftS&ges dell\lered to IOved or. In the
het•tMr.
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LAWANE & 8H1Al.£Y & OOMPANV
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llrMOVIE'""La<fy Slngs The 91~9'72. Biogra-
phy) Diana Ross. Biiiy Dee Wlll~tnf'the alternately
stellar and tragic career of bllHW~ Biiiie Holli-
day. whose addiction to drugs Increased as her
~larity did. is traced. (3 hrs.)
I E TURE Guest: Michael GM\Y.-"' t:JL I LEHRER REP ~
ALL STREET WEEK "~tr'~houghts From
The SOulhwest" Guest: Simeon, Trotter, research
direel6r. Rauscher Pierce Re~, UI(:.
7:.W ~INER'S CORNER ..... ...i..
8:00 THE DUKES OF H :o Two crooks
weari ~o and Luke masks r~a{mored truck.
(8) _11 ht) ~)I\ D • JOKEBOOK The wor1d's l9J> animators illus·
Irate classic short Jokes and oU'le1 humorous viO-
nettes. a~ "Bruce Lee: The Man,~ .,.yth" ( 1977,
AdvenlUfe) Bruce LI. The llte ~ ~Jlmes ol Bruce
Lee, from his beginnings in Hong to his rise as
a karate expert and movie star, a e recounted. (2
hrs.) e (II BENSON The governor moves his family and
staff to his lumber mill In the country to plan his re-
84ecllon strategy. Q D ENCORE NEWS "March~11"' The Sen· t~ of Challes Mansoo~~Dey ~ the My ·Lia-~e: invasion of Laos; Frank Sinatra
retires. •
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• MOYIE "The Master GunflOOtft( ( 1975. West-
ern) Tom Laughlin, Ron O'NeaT. 'A ~nflghter haunt-
ed by a shameful deed sets OU1 to r9deem his honor
wfth a pistol and a samurai sword. ~hrs.)
QI MIXED BAG: FAKING IT Some artists copy the
great masters and get paid tor It lind OU1 who and
wh~· WASHINGTON WEEK IN REvtEW
SPORTS CENTER
MOVIE "Death Hunt" (1981, Adveoture)
Charles Bronson. Lee Marvin. In the 1930s, a Moun·
tie and a frontier crlmlnal wage an old battle as clvlH-
zation encroaches on the Canadian wilderness. 'R' 1! hr .. 36 min.)
CS) MOVIE "The Looney, Loonev. Looney Bugs
Bunny Movie" ( 1981, Comedy) .(nlmated. Voices
by Mel Blanc, June Foray. New materlal is blended
with old in this compilation of d~ Fritz Freleng
"Looney Tunes" featuring Bugs, Qalty Duck. Porky
Pig. Yosemite Sam, Tweetie Pfe and others from the
cartoon series. 'G' (1hr.,20 min.) . D MOVIE "An Eye For An Eye" (1981, Adven·
ture) Chuck Norris, Christopher L.ee. A San Francl$-
co oop quits the force to avenge lhe murder of his
partner by members of a drug ring. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 46
mln.1
8:30 D • CHICAGO STORY Dutton tries to find out
why his p<osecutlon ol a murder suspect was hind-
ered and Megan tries to prove negligence against a
policeman. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 8 Ill MAGGIE Maggie signs up for a weekend
course in time management.
ERtC SEV AREID'S CHRONICLE
IRONStOE
CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF UNCOLN CEN-
Soprano Judith Blegen and uwnpet soloist Ste-
phen Burns are the guest arltst1 In U1ls performance
of music by Ravel, Handel, Scar19t1I and others. ( 1
hr.)
• WALL STREET WEEK "Some Thoughts From
The Southwest" Guest: Simeon Trotter. research
dlfeetor. Rauscher Pierce AefsQes. Inc. e ~ TMTY WITH Bill MOVERS "The Photo-
grapher's Eye" Biii Moyers loo"-at the art of pho-
tograp_hy through the works of Emmet Gowin and
GaiWinogrand. Q 8:36 NEWS
9:00 Cl) DAU.AS J. A. challenges Sue Ellen for
custody of John Ross. and Bobby tries to find a
child tor him end Pamela to adopt. (R) ( 1 hr.) • Ill BA TILE OF THE NETWORK ST AAS Twen-
ty·tour top stars from ABC, CBS and NBC compete
In a series of athletiC events on the campus of Pep-
e!f'dlnt University In California. (2 hrs.)
., ALL GOD'S CHILDREN Mllnons of the world's
chHdren live In a delicate belance between llfe and
death, hope and deSpaft. (-J hr.) e CAEA'TMTY WfT'H Bill MOYERS "The Photo-
grapher's Eye" Bill Moyers looks at the art ol pho-
tography through the works of Emmet Gowin and
Garry Wln2P,rand. O G VOTER S P1PELINE Jim Cooper Interviews the
candidates In the 69th Assembly Race. This race Is
Important to both the State Legislature and Orange
COunty. CC) MOVIE "I'm All Right, Jack" (1960. Comedy)
Ian Carmichael, Peter Sellers. In try\ng to do a good
job for his uncle in a factory, a well-meaning bum-
bler actually upsets the crooked ICheme his uncle
hauo carefully planned. ( 1 hr. 19,mln.)
(!).TOP RANI< BOXING
([) MOV1E "The Odd Angry StioC < 1979. Drama)
Graham Kennedy, John RarQ'1f'(9t. An Austr411an
volunteer loldler Isn't qultt ~ for I~ tights
aod t11uauons he finds dorina hit tour of dutv In • ~ 'l"Ht'i~ S~lfWr ~ ,l"j~""' -10-Hil• IOOtiM~ Mttfirtilit 1~ Id tnl'1Li8 '*kl -., ·~--
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6:00 (!) CHRiSTOPHER CLOSEUP ~MAYBERRY R.F.D.
PROFESSIONAL RODEO
MOVIE "An Eye For An Eye" ( 1981, Adven-
ture) Chuck Norris. Christopher Lee. ( 1 hr . 46
6:06 BASEBALL BUNCH min~
5:25 HITLER'S MASTER RACE... THE MAO
DREAM OF THE SS Hal Holbrook narrates this doc-
umentary detailing efforts to carry out Hiiier's plans
for creating a supreme Aryan race
5:30(]) NEWARK ANO REALITY
8tVIEWPOINT
6:40 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
5:351 THE PARTRIDGE FAMll Y
6:00 SUNRISE SEMESTER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
TEEN TAU<
APPLE POUSHERS
NEWSMAKERS
BUREAU REPORT
SATUAOAY MORNING
MOVIE "Up AJver" ( 1980, Adventure) Morgan
Stevens.
(8) MOVIE "From Hell To Victory" ( 1979, Drama)
Geor~ Hamilton, G&Ofge Peppard. ( 1 hr., 40 min.)
6:06<1.Z) WAR ANO PEACE
(I) MOVIE "Toby And The Koala Bear" ( 198 t,
Fantasy) Rolf HarrlL
6;15(%) MoV1E "Defiance" (1980. Drama) Jan-
Mlchael Vincent. Theresa Saldana. ( 1 hr., 43 min )
6:20,NEWS
6:30 DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE
THArSCAT
PACESETTERS
VOICE Of AGRICULTURE
AMERiCA: THE SECOND CENTURY
DAVEY ANO GOLIATH rrs YOUR BUSINESS
SPEAK OUT
CAPTIONED ABC NEWS
OR. SNUGGLES
7;00 8 KJ08WORLD Featured· an Interview wllh
Meadowtark Lemon, the famous basY.e!oel! S!!r: a
repon from Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. on an exc1t
Ing new exhibition called "Patterns." which
a ~ared at the Franklin Institute Science Museum. ID THE FLINTSTONES
BIG BLUE MARBLE 9 SUPERFRtEND6 ~TIONAL HOUR
DAVEY ANO GOLIA TH
DOCTOR WHO
TUANABOUT
YOGA FOR HEAL TH
SPORTS CENTER
MOVIE "The Green Hotlzon" (1981, Adven-
turel_ James Stewart, Philip Sayer. (1 hr .• 30 min.)
7:06 all MOVIE "The Buccaneer" ( 1938. Adventure)
Fredric March. Akim Tamlroff
7;30 I MR. MOON'S MAGIC CfACUS SMURFS
DR. 8NUGGLE8 0 RICHIE AtCH I scooev 000
IHTERNATIOHAL HOUR OAVFf AHO GOLIATH
DOCTOR WHO
NEWS UNoe:tSTANOtNGHUMANBE>fA~OA
MOVIE "Covert Action" ( 1978, Adventure)
• Oevld Januen. Arthur Kennedy.
(I) FRACTUAED FL~
8:00 8 Cl) POPEYE
• ~ "Springtime In The Rockies" (1937,
Westetn) Gene Autry_, pony ROWies. 8 FEAL ESTATE WEE< CE MOVIE "Home In Oklahoma" ( 1947. Western)
l~C~~~by" Hayes.
UNOERSTANOING SPACE AND TIME
ALL-8TAR SPORTS CHALLENGE New York
Football Giant• of the 1950's vs. New York Yankees
of the 1950'a
<II) MOVIE "The Mytterloua Stranger" (1982. Fan·
tasy1 Olrlt Makepeace. Fred Gwynne. ( 1 hr.. 30
min.
Cl) CONFLICT OF fNTEREBT Joie Ferrer direct& Tony win'* Barnard Hughes In thla drama 1bout a
COOlllMlonel lhowdown ~the President of
he U.S. and thl Suoremt cou.1. ! 1 hr., 46 min.)
MOVIE ''The,_ S.uona' (1981. Orama)
Alda. Cetof lurnttt. (1 hr .. 67 min.)
1:80 Cl) TAl'IZAH I~ RANGER fOO SUPER POWER HOUR
V8GANG ... -
A PRIEST POSSESSED -Rod Steiger
stars as a priest who tries to help suburban
family exorcise the demons that seem to
inhabit their ne w dream house in "The
Amityville Horror" on CBS (Ch. 2) Saturd-
ay at 9 p.m .
• PEOPLE AND OAGANIZA TIONS
(l) NCAA INSTRUCTIONAL SERtES "Baseball·
Pitching Essentials And Drills" II MOVIE "Lions For Breakfast" ( 1979. Adven-
tures an Rubes. Jim Henshaw. ( t hr . 24 min.)
9:00 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
I LAVERNE & SHIRLEY
MOVIE "One Mllllon B.C." ( 1940. Adventure)
Victor Mature. Carole Landi&
I NASL SOCCER KJCKS
THIS WEB< IN-BASEBALL
ERNEST ANGLEY
NEW VOICE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
MO~E "Family Man" (Drama) Ed Asner, Anne
Jackson.
(I) TENNIS HIGHLIGHTS "1970 Wimbledon" ( 1
hr)
9:30 I (J) BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER
SPIDER-MAN
OZZIE AND HARRIET ttl HEA THCLIFF I MARMADUKE
PITFALL
OOOGER DUGOUT
MONEYMAKERS
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
MOVIE "The Outlaw Josey Wales" ( 1976,
Western) Cllnt Eastwood .. Sondra Locke. (2 hrs ..
16 min.) 9:661 DODGER PRE-GAME
10:00 BASEBALL San Francl&CO Giants at New
Y00c Mets (3 hrs.)
I SHA NANA
(11 THUNDARR I GOLDIE GOLD
GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS ''Walt Frazier''
Hoet: 8r00ks Robinson.
1 808.JONES
LAST CHANCE GARAGE Brad Seats demon-
strates the "bump and grind" wtth a dented Mus-
tang and rates automobile stereo systems. CR) e BA8E8ALL Los Angeles Dodgers at Montreal
E>Cpos (3 hrs.) ID VOfafS PIPELINE Jim Coope1 Interview. the
candidates In the 691h Assembly Race This ra~ Is
lmponatnt to both the State Legis18ture and Orange
County.
(l) AGURE SKA TING "World Champion3hlps"
from Copenhagen. Denmark. (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
(J) MOVIE "The Americanization Of Emily" (1964,
Comedy) James Garner. Julie Andrews. • GR0WtNG PAINS ( 1 HR.)
(%) MOVIE "The ldolmaker" ( 1980. Drama) Ray
Shark.ey. Tovah Fekllhuh. ( 1 hr .• 47 min.)
10:06Gl) NEWS
10: 10 • 8A8E8ALL Loa Angelee Dodgers at Montre-
al re,. (3311""' .. 20 min.) 10:30 AMEAklA'8 TOP TEN
• WILD WOALO Of ANMM..8
(!) 8A8f.8All San Ffancilco <Mnta at ~ Yortc
Meta {2 tn .. 40 min.) y
8i) PORTRAITS IN PASTELS
10:36@ MOVIE "Our Man Flint" (1966, Adventure)
James Coburn. Gila Golan.
11:00G WCT TENNIS "$300.000 Dallas Tournament
Quarterfinals" ( 1 hr.)
fJ 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL "The B~ Hex Of little
Lulu" A li1tle girl uses a fortune I .,, pickle ice
cream and her active 1maginat1on n a &ehema 10
convince a friend to work (R) o
I WILD~.!,~p WORLD OF ANIMALS
THE HUUt\IES
COOKING MEXICAN
WITH BABIES AND BANNERS Interviews and
archival material recall the role that me Women's
Emergency Brigade played 1n a t937 S4·down s1r1ke
at General Motors in Fllnt. Michigan, ( l hr )
CC) MOVIE "The Fiendish Plol Of (){ Fu Manchu'
t1980. Comedy) Peter Sellers. Sid ~r II LASf OF THE CADOOES
11:309 ()) BLACKSTAR
MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING I l!J AMERICAN BANDST ANO
WILD. WILD WEST
MOVIE "Smokey And The Bandit II" ( 1980.
r·,.,,-~... l10.fd$. Jac.kie GIU~o (2 hrs-) -
. \I·· l lJ{~< >< >~
12:008 Cl) TROLLKINS
NEEDLECRAFT
W>EOJUKEBOX
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AOAM-12
QUILTING
MOVIE "Mulefea1hers" (1978, Comedy) Rory
Calhoun, Don Knotts.
(%)MOVIE "Massacre At Central High" ( 1976, Ora·
ma) Andrew Stevens. Robert Carradine ( 1 hr . 27
mlnJ_
12:30• Cl) TOM AND JERRY 8 MOVIE "Beach Party" ( 1963. Comedy) Doro-
~ Malone, Robert Cummings.
U MOVIE "Against A Crooked Sky" ( 1975,
Adventure) Richard Boone. Stewart Petersen
IKIOSWORLD
ADAM--12
COLLEGE FOR CANINES
NE'EOLECRAFT
F.A. SOCCER "The Road To We'hibley" Chelsea
vs Tottenham ( t hr.)
CH) MOVIE "Smokey And The Bandit 11" ( t980.
Corned~ Burt Reynolds. Jackie Gleason (2 hrs )
1 :00 '(J) KWICKY KOALA D HOUSTON OPEN Thtrd-round coverage of
this tournament featuring some of tQday·s top golf-
ers (live from the Woodland's Counlty Club In Hous-
ton. Tex.). ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
I THE MUNSTERS
THE ROCKFORD FILES
MOVIE "John Paul Jones" ( t959, Biography)
Roben Stack. Macdonald Carey
• WOOOWRIGHrs SHOP "At Last A Chance To
Sit" Roy Underhill makes a rung-and•post chair.
t.!) GROWING YEARS ~ MOVIE "Cattle Annie And little Britches"
( 198 1. Western) Burt Lancaster. John Savage
1:061NEWS 1:10 KINER'S CORNER
1:30 Cl) 30 MINUTES Betty Ann adwser looks at
teenage bodybulldets and Christopher Glenn exam·
Ines the educational system on an Island off the
coast of Cuba
8 F-TROOP
(!)MOVIE "Tower 01 London" ( 1962, Drama) Vin-
cent Price. Mlcnael Pate
I HOGAN'S HEROES
NOVA "Twins" The scientific research on twins
is a field marked by damaging fraua but also by
i ant new discoveries. (R) O ( 1 hr.)
AOWtNG YEARS
COLLEGE VOLLEYBAl.L "C~ate Classic
Flnals" (2 hrs .• 30 min.)
Cl) FRACTURED FLICKERS e MO~E "My ~odyguard" ( 1979, Qrama) Chris
Makepeace. Adam Baldwin. ( 1 hr . ~e min.)
(%)MOVIE ''The Bank Dick" ( t940, Comedy) WC
Fields. Una Merkel. ( 1 hr .. t5 min.)
1:35«7) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
2:00 8 MOVIE "The Cut Man Caper" ( 1976. Dra-
ma) Robert Hooks, Godfrey Cambridge.
I GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
SUGAR RAY LEONARD'S GOLDEN GLOVES
Peonaytvanla vs. Watl'llngton. O.C (1 br.)
Cl) ST'AR TREK e MOVIE "A Prize Of Gold" ( 19S5. Orama) Rich-
ard Widmark. Mal Zett9'11ng. 0 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK A report on Hol·
lywood's blonde bombtMlls; lntervlewt with OonaJd
Sutht<land and Julie Andrews. ( 1 hr.)
• MOVIE "Frankie And JohMy" ( 1966, Musiclll}
EMI Preele1. ~na Douglaa. •
8tGNA TURe Qo.t; M°lchHI Graves. UNOEASTANOING HUM BEHAVJOA a.lllMl~~~~.rm~~ ...
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greatest comedy team ever pertorms classic slap-
stick. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
2:3'0 D SPORTS AAELD 9 GILLIG~N'S ISLAND 9 MIXED' BAG: FAKING IT Some ar11sts copy the
great masters and get paid for 11, lind out who and
why ID N~EA T: CALIFORNIA CONGRESSIONAL
REPORT
0) MOVI~ "The Wind And The lion" ( 1975,
AdventureJ ·Sean Connery, Candice Bergen.
Ci) UNDEAST ANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR CID MOV~ "Hard Country" ( 1981. Drama) Jan-
Michael Vincent, Kim Basinger ( 1 hr., 46 min.)
2:35@ MOTORWEEI< ILLUSTRATED
2:.S(%) MOVIE "The Four Seasons" (1981. Drama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. ( 1 hr., 57 min.)
3:00 D AGRICULTURE. U.S.A. e LITTLE RASCALS' MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
Includes such "Our Gang" sequences as "Spanky,"
"Washee, lronee." and "Shrimps For A Day...:.:.~2..
hrs.) 8 0 TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS TENNIS
Top mate players Including John~. Eddie
0.bbs and V1tas Gerulaitis compete for $600,000 in
prizes (from the West Side TeMls Club In Forest
Hills, N.Y.). (2hrs.)
I THIS WE£K IN BASEBALL
RACING FROM AQUEDUCT '
MOVIE "The N"aked Jungle" ( 1954. Adventure)
Charlton Heston. Eleanor Parker.
®CHAMBER MUSIC SOC1ETY Of LINOOLN CEN-
TER SopraflO Judith Blegen and trumpet SOioist Ste-
phen Burns are the guest antsts in this performance
of music by Ravel. Handel, Scarlatti and others ( 1
hr)
I RAINBOW ROAD
HOME GARDENER ,,
MOVIE "Lolita" ( 1962, Comedy) James
Mason, Sue Lyon
CL) MOVIE "Tim" (1981. Orama) Piper L'8une, Mel
Gibson.
3:05 tlZI WRESTLING
3:308 SPORTS SATURDAY 15-round WBA Light-
weight Championship bout between chamj::Mon Arlu·
ro Frias and Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini (from Las
V~as. Nev.). (1 hr .. Mmin.) D EVERYWHERE Location· the Balloon Race.
Fountain Valley, ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
I MOMENTS IN TIME
WILD K1NGDOM
BUILDING WITH THE SUN Dick Ellis otfe<a prac-
tical advice on the use of passive solar energy. CD HOME GAAOENER
(I) A CONFucT Of INTEREST Jose Ferrer directs
Tony winner Barnard Hughes In this drama about a
constitutional showdown between the President ol
the U.S. end the Supreme Court. ( 1 hr .. 46 min.) Cl MOVIE "Lions For Breakfast" ( 1979, Adven-
tur~Jan R~. Jim Henshaw. ( 1 hr .. 24 min.)
3:.S P~PRE-OAMESHOW
4:00 BASB!ALL Sen Diego Padres al Phlladel-
~ia Phillies (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
I GRIZZLY ADAMS • ERtC SE\l~o·s CHRONICLE
MOVIE ~'A Fistful Of Dollars" (1967, Western)
Clint Eastwood, Marianne Koch.
9 NA~QN & LOVE "Eleonofe" Napoleon
wishes to havp an heir to the empire he has built for
himself. but bef;ause Josephine cannot bear him a
child he seeks another solutlOO ( 1 hr.)
I QUE PASA. U.S.A.? (R)
INTROOUCING BIOLOOY
SPORTS C£NTER
4:30(f) AGRONSKY ANO COMPANY
• SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Austria vs. Hun·
l ry ( 1 hr.)
IN'tROCXJCJNG BIOLOGY
MOVIE "From Hell To Victory" ( 1979, Df.ama) GeOfi: Hamilton, George Peppard. ( 1 hr .. 4'0 min.) 4:36 NEWS
4:46 MOVIE "The ldolmaker" ( 1980. Orama) Ray
Sharkey. T ah Feldshuh. ( 1 hr . 47 min.)
5:00 8 AM AN AOVENfURE
DFREE4 L
I STARTAEJ<
WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS National Champion·
sh p Motorcycle Racing (from San Jose, Calif ) ; the
U.S. vs U.S.S.R. in World Cup Wrestling (from
IT~f~lo). (1 hr .. 30 min.)
LA TIN NEW YORK
NEWS
SOLID GOLD
MAN OF MARBLE This pol111ca1 epic directed by
Andrez1 Wa1da, of a young ltlmmaker trying to
reconstruct a truthful picture of Poland's Stalinist
past, has Increased impact because of current
events In Poland. (3 hrs.) G» LAWAENCEWRK
8!) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Austria vs. Hun-
Q!'Y 'p hr.)
(f) COLLEGE FOOTBALL "Notre Dame Spring
Game" (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
CL) THE GOLDEN AGE Of TELEVISION ''The Oeys
Of Wine And Roses" Piper Laurie and Cliff Robert-
son star as a husband and wife who fall into the pit
ol alcohohsm. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
(0) MOVIE "Hardly Working" ( 1981. Comedy) Jer·
'.l_ Lewis, Susan Oliver.
U THE GOLDEN AGE OF TELEVISION "Marty"
Rod Steiger and Nancy Marchand star in a 1956
production of Paddy Chayefsky's teleplay about a
homely butcher who falls In love with a plain girl. (I
hr)
5:05 tlZI NASHVILLE ALIVEI Guest: Minnie Pearl. ( 1
hr.) ·
5:30 8 LAST OF THE WILD
DNEWS
Cf) NEW YORK REPORT Guest: Phil CatfJ80, presi-
dent of New York City Police Ben~volent As$0C'la-
tlon. 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS National Ctlampion.
ship Motorcycle Racing (from San Jose. Cslif.); the
U.S. vs. U.S.S A in World Cup Wres11ing (from
Toledo. Oh'9). ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
• ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "The Talisman" Sala·
din learns ot Kenneth's death sentence and
requests that Richard give Kenneth to him as a
stave. (Part 6) (R) c;i
Cl> MOVIE "Resurrection" ( 1980, Drama) Ellen
Burstyn, Sam Shepard.
e:oo I cas NEWS I NBCNEWS
MQV1E "Love Boat Angele" Kate Jackton, Gav-
in Mcleod. (2 hrs. l
Spring
The long race to the
World Series will be
televised on KNBC
(Ch. 4) this season.
Saturday action pits
the San Francisco Gi-
an ts against the New
York Mets in New
York at 10 a.m.
G WHITE SHADOW
Cf) NASL SOCCER New York Cosmos vs. Tulsa
Roughnecks (2 hrs.)
8) THE MUPPETS e MOVIE "The Adventures 01 Robin Hood"
(1938, Adventure) Errol Flynn. Olivia de Havilland
The crusading Sherwood Forest hero robs the rich
to aid the poor. (2 hrs.)
fZl) UP ANO COMING "A Special Feeling" Valerie is
laced with a difficult decision when she joins a pop-
ular Stngtng group. O
a;) SPORTS AMEAICA "Women's Biq, 10 Swim-
ming And Diving Championships" ( 1 hr )
CC) MOVIE "Covert Action" ( 1978. Adventure)
David Janssen. Arthur Kennedy A prolesslonal spy
becomes Involved In Intrigue and espionage when
he is handed a dangerous assignment In the Greek
Islands. ( 1 hr . 37 min.) ct MOVIE "Nightwing" ( 1979, Suspense) Nick
Mancuso. David Warner. The population of a
Southwestern desert region Is terrorized by hun-
dreds of vampire bats which invade the area in mass
numbel's when night fans. ·po· (I hr .. 45 min.)
6:05 tlZI UNDERS(A WORLD OF JACQUES COUS-
TEAU •
6:30 8. (I) e NEWS
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LAWRENCE WELK .
CHECKING IT OUT Featured: televlalon news.
teens refurbishing homes in their nelghborlloods;
dating In the Cuban-American community. Q
I THE MUPPETS
MEDIA PROBES "TV News" Host John Camer-
on Swayze looks at how the drive for ratings has led
to some amazing newsroom ·•packages."
(II) BOXING SalvadOf Senche2 meets Jorge
"Rocky" Garcia In the scheduled 15-round WBC
featherweight title bout. ( 1 tlr .. 30 min.) a;:> MOVI£" "The ldolmaker" ( 1980, Dfame) Ray
Sharkey, Tovah Feldshuh. A manipulative ma~
uses various ploys to catapult two teen-agwa Into
~p singing stardom, 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 47 min.)
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CIO 0> Bunny Mo"'9.. ( 1981. Comedy) Animated. Voices
,... by Mel Blanc. June FOfay. New material iS blended
,.: with old In this compilation of classic Fritz Freleng
~ "Looney Tunes" featuring Bugs. Daffy Duck. Porky ~ Pig. Yosemite Sam, Tweelle Pfe and others from the
cartoon se<les. 'G' ( 1 hr .. 20 min.)
(%) MOVIE "Massacre At Central High" ( 1976, Ora-
ma) Andrew Stevens, Robert Carradine. A crusade
for revenge begins after a pranls Jhat want too far
was pulled on the quieter students by a group of
bored high-school friends. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 27 min.)
7:06 al NEWS·
7:30 9 DANCE FEVER
I LOOK AT US
OMNI: THE NEW FRONTIER
AGHTBACK
EYE ON SAN DIEGO The Windjammers. San
Diego's big band music veterans of 2.0 years, per-
fOfm In concert.
I PRESENTE
WEEKEND MAGAZINE
• SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Sisk-
el r~ .. PartnersH and ~Sword And S<:v~rer :·
~MOVIE "Almlly Man" (Orama) Ed Asner. Anne
Jackson. Only after having an attalr, does a man
realize his lifelong rasposlbllltles to others. ( 1 hr., 40
min.)
(I) Gol..F HIGHLIGHTS " 1976 US. Open"
(I) LAFF-~THON The comedian performs a series
of e>ne-lillefs and comic vignettes 8:008 (I) WALT OtSNEV "$1.000,000 Duck" A
debt-ridden scientist's research duck begins to lay
~n eggs. (Part 1) ( 1 hr.) U •HARPER VALLEY The leader of a motorcy-
cle gang falls In love with Stella and refuses to leave
Harper Va1!8X until she goes out with him. (A) e MOVIE 'Soul Brothers Of Kung Fu" Bruca LI.
Bruce LI Is entered In the ''International Karate
ChamplOnship" at Madison Square Garden. (2
hfa.) • 0 GOLDtE ANO THE 1<106 -LISTEN TO US
Goldie Hawn, Barry Manilow and a talented group
of youngsters present an·hour of special entertain-
ment. ( 1 hr.) 8 MOVIE "Good Against Evil" ( 1977. Hotror)
()eci( Rambo, Elyssa Davalos. Realizlng that a
young woman Is possessed by demonic forces, a
priest seeks to prevent her marriage. (2 hrs.)
Cl) PAUL HOGAN
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MOVIE "The Kennel Murder Ca~" ( 1933, Mys-
tery) William Powell. Mary Astor' )IJetective Philo
Vance sifts through clues and comes up with seven
possible suspects In the murder ol a sportsman ( 1
hr., 30mm.) ,
(I) SPORTS CENTER •
(I) GALLAGHER: AN UNCENS()fe) EVENING
The comedian performs a series ot Qf'le-liners and
comic vignettes. ( 1 hr.) D MOVIE "The Fan" (198t. Svtpense) Lauren
Bacall, James Garner. A popular film star is victim-
ized by a psrchotic admirer. 'A' ( 1 ht .• 35 min.)
8:06a:l)WOR OATWAR
8:30 8 • ONE OF THE BOYS Gramps takes on an
overload of courses when he becomes a full-time
ii ht college student. (R)
RACING FROM ROOSEVELT
SWINGIN' THE BLUES "Hootie·s Blues" Jazz
pianist Jay "'Hootie" McShann discusses his hie and
music and performs with his band
(8) MOVIE "Smokey And The Bandit fl'' ( 1980.
Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason. Sheriff
Buford T. Justice calls In his two lawman brothers to
stop a retired booUegge( the Bandit, lrom tran-
~lng e baby elephant. 'PG' (2 Iva.)
(Q) MOVIE "Cattle Annie And Little Britches"
( 1981. Western) Burt Lancaster, John Savage
Two tough outlaws pick up a paif of teen-age girls
and lake them along on their adventures. 'PG' ( 1
hr .. 35 min ) Ju•
9:008 ()) MOVIE "The Am1tyv1lle t!torror" ( 1979,
Horror) James Brolin. Margot Kidder The new own-HAPPY SICIPPER -Skipper Gavin Mac-ers of a suburban home are terroriled by a menac-
Leod flashes a big smile as h e pilots the i~. demonic force. (R) (2 hrs.)
"L Bo " th 1. • 1. f 1 U • BARBARA MANOAEil AND THE MAN-ove ac roug11 anou1er success u OREU. SISTERS Guests Larry Gatlin and the Gathn season Saturday rUgbts at 9 on ABC (Ch. 7). Btothefs Band, Tom and Dick Smothers. (R) ( t
The popular show has already been rene-hr.)
wed for two more seasons. G @) LOVE BOAT Captain Stubing helps reunite a
mother and daughter, a woman trying to lose weight
I SONNY ANO CHER . falls fOf a doctor. and a man attempts to win back
A WOMAN CAUEO GOLDA Ingrid Befgman his ex-wile. O ( t hr.)
stars in lhe stOfy of Golda Meir's life from her early Cl) WRESTLING
days In Milwaukee lo her triumphant meeting, as m MERV GRIFFIN Guests: Dr. Henry Kissinger, Dr.
ISfaell Prime Minister, with Egyptian President Armand Hammer. (1 hr.) lt.1
Anwar Sadat. (Part 2) (2 hrs.) e BOAOERlANOS The ~ and social
Qj MAN OF MARBU: This political epic directed by aspects of life along the Mexlcan-U.S. border are
Andrezj Wajda, of a young filmmakM trylno to examined. ( 1 hr.)
reconstrucl a truthful picture of Poland's Stalinist (I) COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL "C'.ollegiate Classic
past. has Increased Impact beeause of current Finals" (2 hrs.) 1
events In Poland. (3 hrs.) (1) MOVIE "Fort Apache, The Bronx" ( 1981. Ora· --------------------------------~~-------~
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ma) Paul Newman. Ed Asner. A tough c~ battles
crime and corruption In New York art 1 South
Bronx neiQ!l!x>fhood. 'R' ( 1 hr., 59 min.} l 'l
Cl) MO~KCallbur" (1981, Fantasy) Hij)ef Ter·
ry, Nicol Wilffem900. The exploits of King Arthur
bring power and death to the knights of the Round
Table 'R' (2hrs .. 20 min.)
CZ) MOVIE ''Defiance" ( 1980, Orama) Jan-Michael
Vincent, Thef~sa Saldana. A coura~ young
man takes a lone stand against the r~ess mem-
bers of the \lio4ent street gang terrorlzlngt.i '14Mgh·
borhood. ·pQ' (1 hr. 43 min.)
9:05 Ql) NEWS
9:30 '1!) MATINEE AT THE BIJOU Featt.Jre(t. "&mg
Hol" ( 1943) starring Randolph Scott 81'1d Noah
Beery Jr: a 1939 short, "Jimmy Dorsey": and
Chapter 2 of "Don Winslow In The Navy." (R) ( 1
hr. 30 min)
CC) MOVIE "Cattle Annie And Little Britches"
( 198 t, Western) Burt Lancaster. John Savage
Two tough outlaws pick up a pair of leen•age girls
and take them along on their adventures. 'PG' ( 1
hr . 35 min.) r 1
9:35 ltl) MOVlc "BhlyLlar" ( rse.3. ~comedy)' Tom
Courtenay. Julie Christle. An undertaker's clerk fan·
taslzes his way through life. (2 hrs.)
10:001GD NBC MAGAZINE I NEW9 I
FANTASY ISLAND A secretary trleS to win a
fortune by 1taytng inSlde a haunted hoo9e f0< two
hours, and a bounty honter stalks the <>Ny man ever
to elude himrt?') (1 hr.) CJ MOVIE ''The Notorious Landlady" (1982, Com·
edy) Kim NcNak. Jack Lemmon. A gowmtnent
empk>yee sets out to prove his landlady innocent of
a murder charge. (2 hrs .• 25 min.)
Cf) MOVIE "H0<ror Rises From The Tomb" ( 1970.
Horror) Paul Naschy. Emma Cohen. A young
French couple inherit a curse from their ancestors
when they return to the castle where a French
knight and htS mistress died. (2 hrs..)
I SOLIO GOLO
AMERtCAN PLAYHOUSE "My PaHkarl" Telly
Savalas stars 8111 a Greek-American businessman
Who enthusiastically returns to his natlYe Greece
with his relUotant son In this story by Leon Capeta-
nos. Q ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
• MOVIE '1The Rose" ( 1979, Orama) Bette
Mldler. Afan Bates. A driven rock singer's Ute in the
fast lane le4llt'1l8f Irreversibly to disaster:-'R' (2
hrs.. 14 min.)
10:15CID MOVIE "Hard Country" (1981. Orama=
Michael Vincent. Klm Basinger. A Texas
worker is tom between his desire to contl~ Jn the
."good old boy" lifestyte and his fiancee'a show
business ambitions. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 45 min.)
10:30. PORTRAIT Of A LEGEND (al EVERYTHING GOES Rick Podell hosts this adult
comedy game show where contestants mus1 take
off their cloth8s If they incorrectly answer a question
that has been g!ven them.
11:00 8 G. (J) 9 e NEWS
• EHTERT AINMEHT THIS WEEK Repom on Hof.
lywood's blonde bombshells and the hlstOf)' of hof·
ror films; lni,rviews with Donald Sutherland and ·
Julie Andrew;. ( 1 hr.)
• MOVIE "A Fistful Of Dollars" (1967, Westem)
Clint Eastwood, Marianne Koch. The myatttrlous
·•man with no name" enters a gang war between
two factions ·~•r to sell whiskey and gune to Mexi-
cans and Indians. (2 hrs.)
• MOVIE "The Q\Mt Man" ( 1952. Orame) John
Wayne. Maureen O'Hara. A former prlZ9flghter
returns to his native Ireland atter killing a man in the
ri~. but fails to find the peace he sought. (2 hrs.)
@ MAN OF MARBLE This political epic directed by
AndteZJ Wajda, of a young filmmaker ttylng to
reconstruct a truthful picture of Poland's &talinlst
past. has increased Impact because en-current
events In Poland. (3 hrs.) CD SOUNOST~E "ABBA In Concert" cameras
follow ABBA'/ four talented musicians thr~t
their 1979 tOCq of the United States and during a
cOncert at the Wambty Arena In London. (R) c;> ( 1
hr )
(E) NASL W£9(L Y <m MOVIE ''SUl1ny" ( 1980, Orama) Jeremy Wyatt.
Csndlda Royalle A mother engages a woman to dis·
tract her son from his pursuit of pure unadulterated
pleasure. (1hr .• 10mln.)
(%)MOVIE "~l'de Bor" (2 hrs .. 15 min ) •
11:308 THE ROCKFORD ~LES G • SATUAoAY NIGHT LIVE Host: James
CObutn. GUMt: Lindsay Buckingham (R) ( 1 hr ,
30ml.u .A NEWS • = "ThelKlller Elite" ( 1975. Advenrure)
James Caan. Robert OuvaH. The CIA hires a p<ofes.
slonal a~ssln lo protect a Chlnete polltlcal actlv·
lat. 2 hr& 16 min.
( 1980. Come(ly) Peter Seiters. Sid Caesar. The FBI
DREAM-MAKER -Ricardo Montalban is
the mMJ who makes dreams oome true on
the popular ABC (Ch. 7) televi~ion series,
"Fantasy 1&1.and," Saturday at 10 p.m. In th.is
episode a .9eel'etary tries to win a fortune by
staying inside a haunted house and a bounty
hunter s talks the only man to ever elude
him.
and Scotland Yard's Del. Naytand Smith pursue the
168-yeer-old arch villain as he searches for the
Ingredients. Including the Crown Jewels, used to
(1}'6=-~g effxfr. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 38 min.)
([) MOVIE "Big Doll Houw" ( 1975. Drama) Pam
Grier, Judy Brown. Turmoil and passions cause
prot>tems tor women behind prison waifs. ( 1 hr .• 40
min.)
(I) BtzARAE "Howle Mandel"
11:35@ NEWS
11:468 MOVIE "The Spell" ( 1977. Horror) Lee
Grant. Susan Myers. A distraught mother must cope
with her embittered daughter who has the ability to
cause •·accidents" to happen. (3 hrs.)
12:008 MOVIE "Someone Behind The Door" (1971,
Suspense) Charles Bronson. Anthony P8f1tlns. A
woman's lover is murdered as a result of her ht»-
bend's marnpuletlon of an amnesia patient. (2 hrs.)
Cl) MOVIE "Arst Love" (1970, Ol'ema) John
Mouldef Brown, Dominique· Sande. A young man
smitten with the charms of an older girl makes the
startling discovery that his own f1thef Is equalty
attracted to her (2 hrs.)
CID MOVIE "Excalibur" (1981. Fanthy) Nigel Ter·
ry. Nicol Wiiiiamson. The explojn of King Arthur
bring power and death to the knights of the Round
Tabfe. 'A' (2 hrs .. 20 min.)
Cl) MOVIE "Pick-Up Summer" (1981, Adventure)
Michael Zelnlcker, Carl Marotti. A rowdy group of
young toughs and high school kids vie for the pinball
championship at a local arcade. 'A' ( 1 hr .• 45 min.)
12:06@ MOVIE "The Marrying Kind" 0952, Orama)
Judy Hollfday. Aldo Ray. A young coupte on the
brink of divorce reminisce at>out thtlt llfe together.
(1 hr .. 55 min.)
12:308 MOVIE "Ransom For A O.d Man" (1970.
Mystery) P•ter Falk. Lee Grant. When a lady llwyer
murders her husband. a bumbtlng pollce lnvestlga-
lor g•t• In the way ol other Investigators but sk>wty
Q!!Ces lhe clues together. (2 hrs.)
Cl) COLLEGE FOOTBALL "Notre Dame Spring
Game" (2 hrs .. 30 min.) Cl MOVIE "Smokey And The Bandit II" ( 1980.
Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason. Sheriff
Buford T Justice calls in his two lalNf'mln brothefs to
stop a retired bootlegger. the Banc:llt. from tran-
sporting a baby elephant. 'PG' (2 hrs.)
1:00 G ROCK CONCERT
• MOVIE "The Story Of Mankind" (1957. Fania·
sy) Ronald Colman, Hedy Lamarr. A heevenly tribu-
nal makes • decflk>n CQPO•mfng the future or man-
kind after the development of the H-bomb. (2 hra.) I =NG AT THE IMPROV
1:15CC) MOVIE "Jules And JJm" (1961, Romance
. . -·15 who are close fMrfdt'•M·r~ to g!VeW elthWt
one. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) .,,
([) MOVIE "Cry Uncle" ( 1971, Suspense) Aden ~
Garfield. Madeline le Roux An eccentric mllllonall'e -
hires a p<ivate lnvestlgat0< to clear him of murdering ~
his mistress. 'R' ( 1 hr., 27 min.)
(%)MOVIE "Looking For Mr. Goodbar" .( 1977. Ora-. or-
ma) Diane Keaton. Tuesday Weld. A socially c
repressed schoolteacher seeks excitement by fr&-,,
quentlng singles bars and luring various men Into 1
one-night stands 'R' (2 hrs .. 15 min.) ~
1:30e MOVIE "Creeping Terror" (1964. Horror) ':<
Vic Savage. Shannon O'Neil. A horrible, indestrvct1-~
ble monster from another planet presents a menace ~
to mankind (2 hrs)
1:"5 Ill ABC NEWS
Cl) MOVIE "Wilhe & Phil" ( 1980. Comedy) ~
Michael Ontkean, Margot Kidder. Three people ~
begin a triangular romance In Greenwich Village that N
continues throughout the mercurial social milieu of
the '70s. 'A' ( 1 hr , 56 min)
2:00 0 MOVIE "The Real Glory" (t939. Drama)
Gary Cooper, David Niven. A mlllta~y doctor aldS In
medical and polillcal areas In the Philippines follow·
i the Spanish-American War. (2 hrs.)
MTAATROL -
NEWS
2:05 Cf) NEWS
2:26CID MOVIE "The Last Chase" (1981, Science·
Fiction) Lee Majors. Chris Makepeace. In a world of
the future. a former race car driver and a teen-age
computer expert fight the government's proscription
ol automobile9. ·~· ( 1 hr . 40 min).
2:30811 NEWS
i PUBLIC AFFAIRS
SUNDAY MASS
MOVIE "The Fan" (1981. Suspense) Lauren
Bacall, James Garnef. A popular film star Is victlm-
1zed by a psychotic admirer. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
3:00 8 MOVIE "Dance. Girt. Dance" ( 1940. Orama)
Maoreen O'Hara, Louis Hayward. Two beautltul
young dancers set their romantic Sights on a hand· some and eligible dancing coach. ( 1 hf .. 30 min.)
(!) ~IGH'T TALK
• MOVIE "A Life For A Life" ( 1973, Mystef'Y)
James Stewart. Tyne Daty. A student suicide dUrlng
a COiiege stress experiment leads to the murder of
one of the psychiatrists who had supervised the
f riment. (1 hr .. 30 min.)
NEWS
MOVIE "loliJa" (1962, Comedy) James
Mason, Sue Lyon. Based on the story by Vladimir
Nabokov. A mlddl&-aged professor looks to a
strange young girl in an effort to find happiness. (2
hra.. 30 min.)
(I'.) GYMNASTICS "USGF Single Blmlnatlon Cham-
pionships" Michelle Iliff vs. Juttanne MacNamara
and Phil Cahoy vs. Tim Rashoff ( t hr.)
3:30(%) MOVIE "Dominique" ( 1979, H0<ror) Cliff
Robertson, Jean Simmons. A wealthy woman's hus--
band executes an elaborate scheme to drive her to
suicide 'R' ( 1 hr .. 34 min,)
3:4'6 ()) MOVIE "Excalibur" ( 1981, Fantasy) Nigel
Teny, Nfcol Wlllameon. The exploits of King Arthur
btlng power and death to the knights of the Round r-.. 'R' c2 hrs .. 20 min.)
4:00. MOYE "Home And Away" (1956. Comedy)
Jectc Warner. Kathleen Harrison. When a famity man
puts his money Into a football pool every week, hfa
..:apadel become hllarlous. ( 1 hr .. 15 min.)
Cl) DA. PAUL YONGGI CHO
(I) SPORTS CENTER
"4:06 Ill) BETWEEN THE LINES
4: 10 CID MOVIE "MeMn And Howard" ( 1980. Come-
dy) Paul LeMat, Jason Robards. An otherwise
unknown gas station attendant claims to be the
rightful heir to Howard Hughes' blnion dollar eatate.
'R' L1 hr .. 35 min.)
4:308 LAST OF THE WILD
Cl) VIEWPOINT ON NUTRmON Cl MOVIE "Out Of Season" ( 1975, Orama) Cliff
Robertson, Vanessa Redgrave. Old p<obleml ,..,,.
lace when former lovers meet again at an off-....on
seaside resort. (2 hrs.)
4:36@ rT IS WRlllEN
Gutteridge is Little Gloria
NEW YORK (AP) -Lucy Gutteridge, star of
public TV'a current "Masterpiece Theater" praen-
tation, .. ~ in • Cold Climate, .. will play the i..d
in "1.Jttle Gloria ... Happy at Lut.' a fOW'-bour
m1ni1er1e1 now in prod~ for NBC .
The mm. hued on Barbera Goldlmitb'• beat.-
le.lier OD the hwillne-pabbina Child cwtody ra-inYO~ ~Gloria Vanderbilt, will be &n.d-
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-c: (I) COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL "Collegiate Classic
IL. Finals" (2 hrs.)
~ 5:05 all JAMES ROBISON ~ 5:15Cl) MOVIE "The Bank Dick" (1940. Comedy) > W.C. Fields. Una Merkel. ( 1 hr .. 15 min.)
~ 5:201 LITTLE RASCALS 5:30 DAY OF DISCOVERY ~ 5:36 CARTOONS
0: 5:"5 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP
8:00 MUStc ANO THE SPOKEN WORD
SUNDAY MORNING
YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES
ORAL ROBERTS
~TIONS
BIBLEAHS~--
ROMPER ROOM MOVIE "The Heist" ( 1978, Adventure) Charles
Aznavour, Virna Lisi. D MOVIE "A Nightlng~ Sang In Berkeley
Square" ( 1979, Comedy) Richard Jordan. David
Niven. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) •
8:06Gl) LOST IN SPACE
Cl) MOVIE "Mulefeathers" ( 1978, Comedy) RC)(}'
Calhoun, Don Knotts. ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
8:30~~T1MES
A08ERT SCHULLER
OAYBAEAK LA.
AMERICA: THE SECOND CENTURY
POtNT~VIEW
PU8UC PULSE -NEWS
AGAICUL TURE U.S.A.
MOVIE "The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides
Again" (1979, Comedy) Tim Conway, Don Knotts.
~hr$.)
{%) MOVIE "Tne Leopard" ( 1963. Orama) Burt
Lancaster, Claudia Cardinale (2 hrs .. 45 min.)
7:008 TOOAY'S RELIGION
I THATS CAT
LITTLE RASCALS
fT 18 WRITTEN
"THE FAIULOUS"
KENNETH COPELAND
• SUNDAY MASS SPECTRUM
DAY~ ot8COVERV
CARTOONS
YOGA FOR HEALTH
8POA'T8 CENTER
7:06 al LIGHTER 8IOE ~THE NEWS
7:308 OOMMfTMENT
I WHITNEY ANO THE ROBOT ..
CAMPUS PAOFllE: VIEWPOWT ON NUTRI-
TION "Allerglee" Guests: veterinarian Or. Wayne
Binns: bacierlologlst Or. A. Anderson: nutrition con-
sultant Henry Savage.
Cl). TV-8 LOOKS AT LEARNING
(I) THA rs THE SPIRIT
He's bad! ---~-
A rc h l ~ (Car;oJT -
O'C.01U19r) deals •• with
a nasty Jodger, plaY.ed
by Dtl1f'l fjjckles, on
"Arclile Bunker's,
Place ~,Sunday at 8
p.m. on CBS (Ch. 2).
• .J •
l ~~WAOOART •; -,
MISTER ROGERS (R)
THE WORLD TOMOARoW
MOVIE "Something Of Value" (1957. Orama)
Rock Hudson. Dana Wynter.
7:35@ MOVIE "The Magnificent Seven" (1960.
Western) Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach.
8:00 8 SUNDAY MOANING
THIS 18 THE LIFE
POPEYE ANO FRtENOS
PERSONAL otMENSIONS
LET THERE BE LIGHT
UOYO OGILVIE
MUStcWORlO
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Sunday (t.ontinued)
I ELECTRIC COMPANY (A)
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ALL.ST AR SPORTS CHALLENGE All· nme
Dodgers vs. Los Angeles Rams ot the 1970'&
(I) MOVIE "The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs
Bonny Movie" (1981, Comedy) Anlmeted. Voices
~Mel Blanc, June Foray. ( 1 hr., 20 min.) g MOVIE "Nightwlng" ( 1979, SuspeoM) Nick
Mancuso, David Warner. ( 1 hr., 45 min.)
8:30 D ODYSSEY Guests· J. Krlshnamurtl, Krlsh·
namurti Foundation, Ofal: Pat Pallll(t(, The Church
on the Way, Valencia, t 1m Burlingame discusses the
Sonrise Chnst1an School, Covina, co-sponsorship of
a 5/ 10 K Run with Covina Pollce AssocletiOn.
TODA Y'S BLACK WOMAN
THELAHAYES
MEETING TIME AT CALVARY
REX HUMBARD
FREDERICK K PRICE
liLECTRIC COMPANY (A)
KNOW YOUR BIBLE
F ~HUGHTS_" 1976 U.S. Open" -~ \. fcliMd-Sy Love"' (1980, D'li'nlT---
Deborah Ra in, Diane Lane. ( 1 hr , 33 ml!Al
9:008 N~LWFERENCE W
I PEOP._Lf.i·~·. • a ORAC: ~ems
R089'Psr.HULLER
fT 18 Vt9l1TIN
SESAMli alREET (R) Q
F.A.~ "The Road To Wembley" (1 hr.)
9: 16 (%) £.. "Minnie And Moskowitz" ( 1972.
Romance >Mia Rowlands, Seymour Ce99ef. ( 1
hr .. 54 mltl,L__ __
~------·
CAS'I' <Jrct1AIUC2'EBS -<JWPy aa.,e·
(from kit), •a ~y5er; BtDllurray,
a crazy ~eeper; ~ld,
as an obnoxious tyooon; and 'ed Knight, the
pompous club president, are ju8t some of the
charaoters at an exclusive country club in
"C.Sddysh.ack," on CBS (Ch . 2) Sunday at 9
p.m.
9:301()) ~E NATION
I MEET THE PRESS l • The Southwest" Guest Simeon Trott•. reteerch • MOVIE "Houseboat" (1958, Comedy} Cary
OtRECTIONS • .·!' t H director, Rauscher Pierce Aefsnes, Inc. (A) Grant, Sophia Loren.
DAY OF DISCOVERY CC) MOVIE "Billy Jack" (1971 , Orama) Tom Cit MAN Of MARBLE A young fUmmake< tries to
KENNETH COPELAND Laughlin. Delores Taylor. reconstruct a truthful picture of Poland's Stalinist
THE WOALD TOMORROW J)88t. (3 hrs.)
MOVIE "Look Back In Anger" ( 1959, Orama) I TRAINING DOGS THE WOOOH~ WAY
Claire Bk>oQ). Richard Burton. .~ 1 WRITING FOR A REASON
(I) WACKY WORLD Of JONATHAN WINTERS 12:00.LOSTINSPACE MOVIE "The Four Seasons" (1981, Orama)
Guest: John Davidson. 8 (fl TOURNAMENT OF CHAMftlONS TENNIS Alan Alda. Carol Burnett. ( 1 hr., 5 7 min.)
10:009 NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF9 '~ Top male players inctudlng John McEnroe. Eddie (I) MOVIE "The V.l.P.s" ( 1963, Drama) 81zabeth
I AT ONE Guest: actOI' Carl Weathers. ( l fl~ Olbbs and \/ltas Gerutallls compete tor $600,000 In Taylor. Richard Burton. (2 hrs.)
LITTLE RASCALS' MO.THEA'S DAV~IAL prizes (trom the West Side Tennis Club in Forest ct MOVIE "T868" (197g, Drama) Nastassia Kin5)(1,
Includes such "Our Gang" sequences as '1ipanky," Hiiis, N.Y.). (2 hrs.) Peter Firth. (2 hrs .. 50 min.}
"Washee, lronee." and "Shrimps For A Olli ." (2 I SEARCH 2:16@ NEWS
hrs.) • THE ARST c.HUACHILLS ''Breaking The Cfrcle" 2:308 SUNDAY Location live from the Living The-8 KIDS ARE P.EOPLE TOO Guests· Jenltle Ham· Churchill's military succesaes ate being undermined atre, California Institute of the Aris. VaJenc1a (1 hr.
son, -ock player Wayne Gretzky, teacher of the at h~_by_t_h:8 Intrigues or Robert Harley. (1 hr.) 30 min.)
year Ja , Theara Ward al the Harlem ID p~ ANANCE ANO MONEY MANAGE-I GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
Dance U (1 hr.) .., MENT (II AMERICAN SPORTSMAN Cheryl Ladd joins
MOM TIME CID MOVIE "Take Thls Job And Shove It" (1981, a mountain llon--taaalng operation In Colorado:
H TRUTH Comedy) Robert Hays, Barbara Hershey. (1 hr .. 40 Richard Crenna ancf-Curt Gowdy fish for Atlantic OUTDOOR LlfE min.} salmon In Iceland; Barbara Hershey travels the
DOOGER DUGOUT (I) MOVIE "Hawk The Slayer" (1981, Adventure) Crystal Rrver in Florida to find the endangered
THE LAWMAKERS Jeck Palance. John T8f'ry. ( 1 hr .. 34 min.) manatee. ( 1 hr.)
NEWSCENTER WEEKLY 0 MOVIE "Ruckus" { 1980, Drama) Dirk Benedict. II MOVIE "Sherlock Holmes And The House Of
MAGIC OF OfL PAJNTING Linda B&alr. ( 1 hr., 35 min.) ,,. Feer" (HMS. Mysttry) Bull Rathbone, Nigel
MOTOACYCLE RACING "Daytona Supercross" 12:30. NBA 8ASKETBALL PLAYOFFS Bruce.
from Daytona. Florida. (3 hrs.) I MAvmtcK I PRESEHTE
Cl) MOVIE "The Four Seasons" ( 19811 Drama) PEMDNAL FINANCE AND MONEY MANAGE-WRfT1NG FOR A REASON
Alan Alda, Car9J..8urnett. (1 hr .. 57 min.} MENT 2:36Q)WRE8TLIHG e MOVI~ '\lli ldolmaker" (1980, Dfama) Ray 1:ooa THE MUNSTERS 2:41(%) MOVIE "Massacre At Central High" (1976,
Sharkey, ToAli Feldshuh. (1hr.,47 min.) (J) NBA BASKETBALL (Joined In Progress) (2 Drema) Andrew Stevens, Aobet1 Cerredlne. (1 hr.,
10:06 Ill) LA$l.iPF THE WILD hrs.) 27 min.)
10:16(1) PAOR£,8 PAE-GAME I ADAM-12... 3:00• ~ACE • DODGER PRE-GAME Bl.ACk THEATRE MOVEMENT Historic footage • MOVE "Snow White And The Three Stooges"
10:30()) BASEBALL San Diego Padres at Phllade'-end int~ws with key black actors Robert Hooks, 1981, Comedy) Carol Helsa. The Thfee StOOQM. ila~~<i"rs .. 30 min.) Ossie Oavit._nd Ruby Dee are feetlJ(ed (Part 1) (1 BASOALL bUNCH ..
MVDC:n• SCHULLER hr.) THE PERSUADEAS
BASEBAU. San Francisco Giants at New York e AMERICAN STORY WESTERN EXPOSURE
Mets (2 hrs.,'40 min.) (() ROOEO "Schrade Pro Team" Arkansas Spurs SUGAR RAY LEONARD'S GOLOEN GLOVES
I IOOS ARE PEOPLE TOO {Joined In Progress) va. Tulsa Twisters (2 hrs.) Pennsylvania vs. Washington. O.C. ( 1 hr.)
BASEBALl Los Angeles Dodgers at Montreal (%) MOVIE "Dominique" ( 1979, Horror) Cliff • OF EARTH AND MAN ~ (3 . h . Robertson, Jean Simmons. (1 hr .. 34 min.) (I) TENNIS HIOHUGHT8 "19?t Wimbledon" (1
I OPEN 1:10(!) !ONER'S KORNER hr.)
TOBE NCED 1:308 WESTERN OUTOOOASMAN Featured: a OJ MOVIE "Loving Couples" (1980, Comedy)
MAOC PAINTING apeclal type of rifle match, the SChuetzen Shoot: an SnliMacl.alne. James Cobutn.
MOVIE "Savage Harvest" ( 1980, Advehture) outing In the Teton mountains of Wyoming with Paul 3:30 NEW8MAKEA8
Tom Sk8ffitt, Michelle Phillips. ( 1 hr .. 25 min.) Petxoldt. • WIOE WORLD OF SPORT& The tronman
10:36((l) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL IF-TROOP World Endutance Trlathloo, r.atur1ng • 2.4-mDe
11:008 OW ri] Featured: "Women's Studies" WILD, WILD WEST swim, a 112·~ bike t1de and a merathon run
at the Unfller o4 Redlands. Llf'E Of AILEY (from Hawaii) : World Boxing ChamplOnthipe (from
I QI THIS WITH DAVID BRINKLEY 1-tOGAN'S HEROES Monlch, West Gennany). (fl\r., 30 min.)
MOVIE' NaJled Jungle" (1954. Adventure) AOAa.12 ~WESTERNOUTOOOA8MAN Charlton Heston. Eleanor Parker. SPOATSWORlD PKA Prof8$Slonal Karate NEWSBEAT: LOS ANGELEB WEEK IN REV1EW
I MA8TEAPtECE THEATRE Championships (from Atlanta, Ga.)· NHRA Wortd Of EARTH AND MAN OUTDOOR LIFE Anats of Drag Racing: Pert 5 of the World's Strong-MOVIE "The H•t" (1978, Adventure) Charles
WASHtNOTOH WEEK IN REVIEW (R) est Me~cOf!lpetltlon. ( 1hr.,30 min.) vour, Vlrna l.111.
11: G!) ON-OID< ctAClE • AMERICAN STORY ~-1NICE9'EOPl..E
11:15G!) BA8EBAU Atlenta Braves et St. Loult Car· ~MOVIE "Roller Boogie" (1979, Muslc:al) Linda '=00 MCME "Death CrulM" (197'• MyMery)
dlnats (3 htl.} Blalt, Jim ~~'i· _ _ Edwetd A~ Jr .. K8te Jlctcton.
(J) ~ "Oeftencle" (1980, Orama) Jan-Mlchael 2:008 OUTDOOR LIFE Featured: flyffshlng for king e 8PORT8WCR.D PKA Profeeelonal Ketate
VJnoent....!.hefW Seide~ hf .. '3 min.) ~-on iif':r• P• Matquette. ~ (from Adln&& 0&.): NHAA Wottd 11:30 8E w Final-round _.. • flnlll of Or11Q Allclng; Pert$ of IN Wortd't Strong-::.= ( ~C::.'.::1:.": /NANCY----~ ...... (1hr .. llO"*'.)
Jioullon. l tn. MIMI ''Good ~ M " (1917, Honor)
TIM( NC9I . ''tOd o.llhld'' ( 1982. Mulicel) EMt ...... =r---
iml ____ ............. ?JP I P'''l!mtBBM'''
Ii"'!·-
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l6 SuMay(oontitttm) ----i tywood'• blonde bombehell and the hlatory of hor-... ror flma; Int~ wtth Donald Sutherland and ,
,.: Jule Andrews. (1 hr.) .
~ • MOVIE "A Aatful Of Dollat8" ( 1987. We&tem) 2 Cffnt Eutwood, Maritlnne Koch.
I LOVE. AMBICAN 8TVlE WALL trHEET WEEK "Some Thoughta From
The Southwest" Guest: Simeon Trotter. research
director. Reuachef Pierce Refsnes. Inc. (R) e MOVIE "Koroehl" (1987, Adventure) Patrlc6<
MoGoohan, Yoko Tani.
•:=r~ ~ MOVIE "Touched By Love" (1980. Orama)
Deborah Raffln, Diane Lane. (1 hf., 33 min.)
(I) MURDER AMONG FAIEN06 Sally Kellerman
and Leslie Nelllen star In this comedy whodunit, aet
In a New York apertment on New Yeer'a Eve. Involv-
ing an actor. hit wealthy wtfe and his ambitious
~t. (1 hr., -45 min.)
4:06 al) ... SEARCH OF ANCENT MYSTERtES This
doQUmentary offers spec:u&atlon on tti3 Idea that
Earth ~beillgi from another
~t. (1 ht.)
4:16(%) MOVIE "The Leopard" (1963. Orama) Burt
L.ancater, ClaYdll Catdlnale. (2 tn., 45 min.)
4:30. LOYE. AMERICAN 8'TYlE
I WASHMJTON WEE)( IN REVIEW (R)
Pfn£T UNM:R8E
6:00• UTTl£ HOUSE ON THE PRAAE
• GREATEST SPORTS L.EGEN06 ''Johnny
Bench" Hoet: Ken Howard.
IM•A•s•H
8TIWGHT TALK z "Mame'' (1974. Mueical) LucHle Ball,
Beetrice Arthur. 8 NAPOLEON 6 LOVE "Eleonore" Napoleon
wW'8S to have an heir to the empire he has bultt fa<
hlmeelf, bUt becauee JoNphlne cannot bes him a
chlld heteekaanothersokrtlon. (1 ht.) a FANG LINE "Reeolved: This Houae AJ'P'O'i88
The Economic lnltlatlvel Of Prealdent Ae9Qan" The
second pert of a debate between Wllllem ~ Buctdey
and John Kenneth Geibfalth Is preeented. (R) ( 1
hr.) •. PAOJECT UNMR8E
(C) MOVIE "Look Beck In Anget" (1959, Orama)
C&alf~~rd Burton. CJ) BAeEBAll Arizonl State at Wlchtta
State (3 hrs.) CD MOVIE "The Looney. Looney, Looney Bugs
Bunny t.b<te'' ( 1981, Comedy) Anlmmd. Vololl
by .... Bline • .kn F«ay. . cm MCWIE "Ph:tdtf Grand Prtx" ( 1980. AcMln-
. ture) Animated.
• MOVIE "A Nightingale Sang In Bet1<eley
Square" (1979, Comedy) Richard Jordan. Devki
NIYen. ( 1 hr., -40 min.)
6:06~ 2'J8AN All-8TAA GAME 5:30~ C88 NEW8 l=E:KOmR
L\ 1 ''\I '\( I
MARY POPPINS NO MORE -Julie An-
drews will be featured during an interview
on ''»Jtertainment Tb.la W~' SWlday •t 8
p.m. OD KTLA (Cb.'>-Mi. Andrews will diacua ber ht.at motion plcture, "Vlceor
VJctarl&. ''
cartoon eenea. ~·· 20 min.)
7:00,Cl>IO • -,ATHER MURPHY Father Murphy fights to
get four of his youngstera out of a wetkhoule, and
leame wtroJ mountain man Bl McOoada abandoned
Dru atthe orphanage. (Part 2) (R) Q (1 ht.)
I di COUNTERATTACK: a.ME IN AM~ A.JP WIL80N .
JIMMY .,,AOOART
ALASKA: STORY AT THE TOP OF THE
WORLD This dOCUmentary on Alaska, a forgotten
land onky 2.2 mllea from Russia, Is narrated by Hal
Holbrook. (1 hr.)
I ASCENT OF MAN
NCNA "Twins" The aclentlflc research on twins
Is a field matt<ed by damaging traUd bu1 elso by
~ant new dllcoverles. (R) Q ( 1 hr.)
CC) MOVIE "Biiiy Jack" (1971, Orama) Tom
Laughlln, Delores Taytor. An ex-Green Beret haH-
breed champions the C8U88 of• freedom school for runawar on an Artzona Indian reservation. (1 hr.,
56mln.
([)MOVIE "The Boy Friend" (1971, MuslcaJ) Tw\g-
gy. CMltopher Gable. When an assistant stage
manager replacea the female lead In a show, she
beoome8 a star and finds romance as well. ( 1 hr .•
50 min.) (D) CZ) MOVIE ''The Four Seasons'' ( 1981, Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Three cooples. all close, ~time trlenda. experience profound changes In
their relatlonshlpe when one of the marriages dlslo-
~rates. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 57 min.) g JONI MrTCHB.l IN CONCERT Popular singer I
songwriter Joni Mitchell appears with the Pat
Metheny Group and The P8'1U&llons at the Santa
Barbara County Bowl. ( ~ 8:00 e Cl) AACHIE BUN 8 PLACE Barney rent•
a room In h9 home to an lresclblt atranger (Don
RlcklH). e CHIPS Jon and Pooch ere teamed with two
members of the canine patrol. ( 1 hr.) • ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Aeports on Hol-
lywood's blonde bombahell8 and the htatory of hOt· ror films; Interviews with Donald Sutherland and
Julie Andrews. ( 1 hr.) • di INSIDE THE THIRD REICH Albert Speer'•
tutoblography reveallng the corruption of lnno-
otflOe that l9d to Adoff Hltler'1 reign ot terror It
dramatized; Rutgel' Hauel', Derek Jacobi, Blythe .
Denner and John Gielgud atar. (Patt 1) Q (3 In.)
l rT•WNTTEH
MOAECA.-e & WISE
MOYE "Clembeke" ( 1987, MUllcal) Svtl Pr•
THIJSISSONI ley, 6hel9y Fabel ... A weetthy ptayboy In Mleml. -.V ltlHIWON.O . · '*'*'fl to --the ... of one whO wortca tot .. MCME...,.. ~. L.oonilV. LOoMy ... • ~. NltCMI ldefldtla9 ..,_ I --..-a
Mcwte'' (t•1. eom.dy) Anbeted. Vololl ~. (2L ..
bY Mee 911nc, June~ NN m1ur1• II bllndld · 1:• a AMERICA wtth otct In ttta ~of ollllllc Frltt F'*'U ' NNtOt.B:JN & LOVE 1'BeollClf't" Nlpdlol1
"l.ooNy Tw." riilii C.ff"/ Duc:ik. PcwkY to M '*' to the tf!IPlr9 he hM bull tor Plg.•'IW=""'oll'll11'111 .
chllda.Meka..anoltw JOIUtlon... (1bl.+--e NOVA "Why America Burns" A report on the
fire prevention estebllahment •" 11"8tealet fa<
Improving fire safety 18 presented. (R) Q ( 1 lv.) e CHIPS Jon and Ponch ere teamed with two ~of the canine patrOI. (3 l){M,..., a IAASTEAPIECE THEATRE "Love ·Ill A Cold Cli-
mate: Monsieur Le Due" In Par!$, (..;Ida begins a
whlrlWind romance with Le Due 4' SaUll9te<re.
~a~(~
(fl) MOYIE "The Fan" (1981 , Suslpense) I.Buren
Bacall. James Garll8f. A popular (gm star Is victim-
ized by a P8Y,chotlc admirer. 'R' ( 1 ht., 35 min.)
Cl) MOVIE 'My Bodyguard" ( 197~9 Drama) Chris
Makepeece, Adam Baldwin. The kid at a Chi-
cago high school makes friends with school out·
cast and togethe< they stand up to the cruel gang
which had persecuted them both. 'PG' ( 1 hr.. 38
min.) D MOVIE "Excalibur" (1981. Fantasy) Nigel Tel·
ry, Nicol Williamson. The exploits of King Arthur
bring power and death to the knights of the Round
Table. 'R' (2 h<a •• 20 min.)
-:::~AV AT A TIME sch,;ider re~ses
to deal with the fact that he' a going deaf.
G THE WOAlD TOMOAAOW
(!) EVENtNG AT THE IMPROV
9:009 Cl) MOVIE "Caddyshack" (1980, Comedy)
BHI Mvrray. Rodney Oangerlleld. Tt1e demented
grounds-keeper of a swanky counfrY club wages
war against the gophers Inhabiting flls turf. (2 hra.) 8 MOVE "Mothe<'s Day On Waltons Mountain"
(Premiere. Orama) Ralph Waite, Michael Learned.
Mary Ellen has a car accident on her honeymoon.
Ben and Cindy reluctantly acoept flnanclal asalst-
ance and Elizabeth has her first beau. (2 hra.)
I WILD KINGDOM
OR.CHO
AGRONSKY ANO COMPANY
TRIBUTE TO COUNT BASIE Thia special fea-
tures a ptQfile of Count B.-and~ career. lnclud-1~ a conr'1~ live at Camede ~all. (2 hrs.) • MAS THEATRE "[~ IQ A Cold Cli-
mate: Monsieur Le Due" In Parlsr)·~ begins a
whlrtwlnd romance with LB M 88 Sauvete<re.
(part 7) Q (1 ht.} '
• AMBICAN PLAYHOUSE "My Pallkarl" Telly
Savalaa stars as a Greek-American businessman
who 9(lthu&lastlcally returns to his. native Greece
with lllS relUctant son In this story J>y Leon Capeta--
nos. Q (1 hr., 30 min.)
(CJ MOVIE "Graduation Day" (1981. Suspense)
Chdll~ Geofge, E.J. PeeMr~.-dman Is OU1 to mur ~II the track stars of a fChool and no
OMeeemB to know who It Is. ( 1 hr.. min.)
(I) MURE SKATING "Men's ond Freestyle
Championships" from Copenhagen. Denmark. (2
hrs.} CD MOVIE "The Four Seasons" (1981, Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Three couples .• all close.
long--tlme friends, experience profound changes In
thek' re&atlonshlps when one of the man1ages dlsln-
~at• 'PG' (1hr .• 57 min.)
CD) MOYIE "Urban Cowboy" (1980, Orama) John
Travdta. Debra Winger. A bloe-Coller wOft<er who
fendea hlmaelf a modem-day cowboy falls In love
wtth a gift he meets In a popu&at country-.and-west-
ern bat. 'PG' (2 hrs .• 12 min.) CZ> MOYIE "Minnie And Moskowitz" ( 1972,
Romance) Gena Rowlands. Seymour Cassel. A
mllmltched couple struggle to remain together
iiethelf many differences. (1 hr .. 64 min.) ,
8: WEB< IN REVIEW
8: WOAl.D OF SURVIVAL
• JAa< VAN IMPE (!) MOVIE "Madonna Of The Seven Moons"
( 1945, Orama) Phyllis Calvert, Stewart Granger
Aft« a chldhood encounter with a mysterious gyp-
sy "", a woman lives with a dual penonaUty PfOb-
ltf'l\. ~rt.)
10:l•eeNEWS l ~OFWAR
1"E DAY AFTER TRINITY '~J. Oppen-hllrMr And The Atomic Bomb" J. Robert
()ppef•'*mer's rOle In the birth atomic age
and NI fate at the hands of the U.8. government are
~ted. (R) (1hr .• 30 min.) <BJ MOVIE "Take this Job And Shove It" (1981 .
-Comedy) Robert Hays. Berbara Hershey. A young
corporate executive runs Into relletance when he
returns to his hometown to revltallz:e a company
br~. 'f»G' ( 1 hr., -40 min.) <K> MOVIE ''The Four Seeaont"' (1981, Orama) Afan Aldl, Carol Burnett. Thrw ~. d cloee,
long·tlme friends, e~ prof~ changes In
therr r*ionehlpl when one of the inetttaoM dilln·
'PG' (1 ht .. 67 min.) 10:1'.ir MCME "ctiarge ot The l.lncn" (1954. ~) Mn--Plln'e A~.......,, Qoddard.
Ollrtna tM cnm.n Wat, two 8'W'I Lanoera ere
fo(oeCJ to ftM to the~ of'lllWby forMt gyp-
-
SundaY (continued)
I JIMMY SWAGGART
LORD MOUNT8A TTEN: A MAN FOR THE CEN-
TURV In 1941. ~90ntbatten accepts the respon$1-
blllty of uniting' ~die and assisting that country's
transition from Btl11sh rule to Independence. (Part
~(A) O (1 hr.) g MO'llE ··The ldolmaker" ( 1980. Orama)' Ray
Sharkey, Tovah Ftfdshuh. A manlpulatlve manager
uses various ploys to catapult two teen-agers Into
pop singing stardom. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 47 min.)
11:ooeD8(1)(1JQ) NEWS
I PACESET'fM
AFRICA'S WEEPING ... BUT WHO'S LISTEN-
ING? HOsts: Carol Lawrence. Stan Mooneyham.
Guests· Efrem Zlmbalist Jr.. Dean Jones. William
Shatner. (1 hr.) ID NAPOL EON & LOVE "Eleonore" Napoleon
wishes to have an heir to the empire he has bUllt for
himself, but because Josephine cannot bear him a
child he seeks another solution. ( 1 hr.)
CC) MOVIE "Someltlina Of Value" ( t957, Oramaj
Rock Hudson. Ow Wynter. The violence encoun-
tered by a peacemaker turns hlm Into a seekel' or
vengeance. ( 1 hr .. 55 min.)
([)SPORTSWOMAN
CJ:) MOVIE "Goodbye. Emmanuelle" ( t9n. Ora-
ma) Sytvla Kristel, Umberto Orsini. A beautiful
woman's search foe the ultimate erotic experience
brings her to a startling realization. 'A' ( 1 hr .• 40
min.)
CZ) MOVIE "Massacre At Central High" ( 1976. Ora-
ma) Andrew Stev~s • .Robert Carradine. A crllSSde
t0< revenge begins' ,ffter a prank that went too far
was pulled on the ~leter students by a group of
bored high-school friends. 'A' ( 1 hr .• 27 min.)
11:158CBSNEWS
{IV MOV1E "He Knows You're Alone" ( 1980,
Suspense) Don Scardino. Caitlin O'Heaney. A psy-
chotic morder8f' stalks attractive young br~to
be. silently and "thalty sla.shlng their dreams of
wedded bliss. 'R~ .. ~ .. 30 min.) 11:308 SPORTS r..i"""-
• 700 CLUB Guests: coupon queen Susan Sam-;· :~~°"'8qe. (1hr .. 35mln.) •
(() MOVIE "The Groundstar Conspiracy" (1972.
Mystery) George Ptppard. Michael Sarrazin. The
sabotage of a secfet space project sets off a ruth-
less Investigation. ~his.)
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ON TBB INMDB -Sir John Gielgud plays
the father to Albert Speer in the ABC (Ch.
7) 11pedal "Imdde the ThJ.rd ~ich" Sunday
at If pm.
Cf) LIFE OF AllEY 0 MOVIE "Cold Turkey" ( 1971 , Comedy) Oicit
Van Dyt<e. Plppa Scott. A sma• town facing bank-
ruptcy will win $25 minion ii an of Its inhabitants can
~11 smoking f()( 30 daya. (2 hnl.)
• MOVIE "Theatre Of Blood" ( 1973, Comedy)
Vlnoent Price. Diana Rigg. When he falls to receive a
coveted award fOf his stage performances. a cun-
ning Shakespearean actor decides to mordef his
critrca. (2 hrs.)
I TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED
THE FIRST CHUACHILLS "Breaking The Circle"
Churchill's military successes are undermined
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• MOVIE "Mrs. ~·s Daughter" ( 19,9. Drama)
Cl0<ls Leachman. Season Hubley. The mother of a
rape vicilm embarks on a traumatic and frustrating
battle to bring her daughter's rapist to trial. (R) (2
hrs.)
(() SPORTS CENTER 11:36al) MOVIE "lust For Gold" (1949. Adventure)
Ida Lupino. Glenn F0<d. A scheming woman stops
at rothing to claim the riches of the loet Dutchman
mine. ( t hr .• 55 min.)
11:4000 MOVIE "The Four Seasons" ( 1981, Orama)
Alan Alda. Carol Burnett. Three couples. all ciose.
lon?-time friends. experience profound changes In
their relationships when one of the marriages disin-
tegrates.. 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 57 min.)
11:46 8 THE ROCKFORD FILES D MOVIE "Mrs. R's Daughter" ( 1979, Orama)
Cloris Leachman, Season Hubley. The mother of a
rape victim embarks on a tral.matlc and frustrating
battle to bring her daughter's rapist to trial. (R) (2
hrs.) D MOVIE "The Stranger Who Loot<& like Me"
1974. Orama) Meredlth Baxter. Beau Bridges. A
"----'pair of youngJ>eopte search for their natural par-
ents, who abandoned them ea infants. ( 1 hr.. 30
mlnl_
12:00(!) MOVIE "The World In His Arms" (1952,
. AdventlJle) Gregoty Peck. AM Btyth. A pr1noesa
falls In love with a sea captain. but Is kidnapped by
a hated princ:e on the eve of her wedding. (2 h~.)
I HEEHAW TRIBUTE TO COUNT BASIE This special fea-
tures a profile of Count Basie and hla career, lnclud·
~ a conce. rt taped live at Carnegie Hall. (2 hrs.) llJ MURDER AMONG FRtEN06 Sally Kellerman
and Leslie Neilsen star In this comedy Whodonlt, set
in a New V0<k apartment on New Year's Eve. lnvolv·
ing an actor. his weatthy wife and his ambitious
agent ( 1 hr .• 45 min.)
12:30 (I) COtlEGE VOLLEYBALL "CollegMate Clusic
Anals" (2 hla.) II MOVIE "Oh Godl" ( 1977. Comedy) George
Burn8. John Denver. God eelectl an Ufl9UIP&Cllng
young tupermantet mar\aget'· to delhow a message
of hope and good wilt to the IQptloal peopi. 9f the
modem·day world. 'PG' (1 hr .. 36 min.)
CZ) MOVIE "The Leopard" (1963. Orama) Burt
Lancatttf, Claudia Cardinale. Garibaldi's 1860 Inva-
sion of Sicily results In the dem<>tlon of the aristo-
crats in the social Of'def. (2 hrs .. 45 min.)
12:"6 8 NAME Of THE GAME
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([) MOVIE ''The Hunter" <1979, Orama) Steve
McOueen. Ell Wallach. Ralph 'Papa" Thorson leads
• dangef'Oua llfe u a modem-day bounty hllnte<. 'R'
(1 hr .. 38 min.)
1:00(C> MOVIE "Family Enforcer" (Drama) Joseph
Cortne. Joseph P89Cl. A young man tries to get
ahead In the mafia, but hasn't the brains to pull the
echeme ott.'R' ( 1 hr., 20 min.)
1:130== RAT PATROL
NEWS
MOVIE "An Eye For An Eye" (1981. Adven-
ture) Chuck Norris, Christopher Lee. A San Francis-
co cop quits the force to avenge the murder of his
partner by members of a drug ring. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 46
min.)
1:~8 AT ONE Guest· USC Basketball coach Stan
Morrison. (1 hr.)
Cl) MOVIE: "Wiid And Beautiful On Ibiza" ( 1981
Comedy) Regis Porte, Tanje Spless...Rlch-and ~ -
yCXl_ng travellers converge on the Island resprt for a
hoifday of partying. 'R' ( 1 hr., 25 min.)
2:00 all AEBUILOING AMERICA: THE TURNING
POINT · D MOVIE "NlghthaWks" ( 1981, Orama) S91Vester
Stallone, Billy Dee Wiiiiams. A tough New York City
cop has his work cut out for him when one of the
world's most dangerous terrorists arrives In his city.
'R' ihr , 39 min.) -2:06 NEWS •
2:16 NEWS
2:25 MOVIE "Roller Boogie" ( 1979. Muslcal) Lin-
da Blalr, Jim Bray. A rich and talented music stu-
dent eeta out to win a roller-skating dance contest
before resuming hef' studies. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 43 min.)
2:308 TOOAY'S RELIGION
Cf) MORNING STRETCH
(()RODEO "Schrade Pro Team" Dallas Oespe<a-
doe vs. Tulsa Twisters ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) 2:~1NEW8 3:00 NEWSMAKERS ~~FRANKLIN
3: 15 CH> MOVIE ''The Fan" ( 1981, Suspense) Lauren
Bacall, James Garner. A popular film star Is victim-
ized by a psychotic admirer. 'R' ( 1 hr., 35 min.) Cl> MOVIE "Defiance" (1980, Orama) Jan-Michael
Vincent, Theresa Saldana. A courageous young
man takes a lone stand against the '9Cklesl mem-
bers of the vtolent street gang terrO(lllng hit nelg~
bothood. 'PG' ( 1 hr., "3 min.)
3:30 8 INTERFACE
3:"6(1) MOYIE "My Bodyguard" (1979, Orama)
Chrlt Makepeec4t, Adam 88Jdwln. The new kid at a
Chicago high IChool makes friends with the IChoc:M
outcast and together they stand up to the cruel
gang which had pefMCUted them both. 'PG' (1 tv.,
38 min.) 4:00~flWAOOART i MOVIE .. ~. (1981, Fantasy) Moel Ter-
ry, Nlcol Wlllemlon. The •lCP<* of King AtthUr br1na power .,., death to the knight• of the ROund
Tat*. 'R' (2M., 20 min.)
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u a Greek-A..merlcan bwdnessman who en-
thua.iutlc&lJy returns to bis native Greece
with a relucta.nt son in "My Palikari" on
"American Playhouse" Sunday at 9 p.m. on
KOCE (Ch. 50).
4:16(C> MOVIE "Graduation Day" (1981, Suspense)
Christopher George, E.J. Peaker. A rJ'l&dman Is out
to IT'IUfder all the track stars of a high school and no
one eeems to know who It la. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) 4:30 Cf) JIM BAKKER
4:50(11) MOVIE "Take This Job And Shove It"
(1981, Comedy) Robert Hays, Barbara Hershey. A
young corporate executive runs Into resistance
when he returns to his hometown to revitalize a
company brewery. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 40 min.)
Mildred Natwick in 'Kiss'
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Jeff Brlda•, Claire Trevor and Paul Dooley in
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Robert Mullipn la d1"9Cting f:nm a atnenplay
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Weather channel
• • • 1s now 1n service
By NORMAN BLACK
A111 1l1W"-""""
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -Cable television is
lntroducina a new tervice for viewers who can't get
enough information about the weather.
"The Weather Channel,'' the newest
24-hour-a-day cable network, inaugurated service
Sunday at 8:30 p.m. EDT with a live two-way news
conference from the network's Atlanta studioe and
Las Vegas, where thouaanda of cable operators are
gathering for their annual convention.
The Weather Channel is owned by Landmark
Communications Inc., a privately held Norfolk, Va.,
media company with newspaper, broadcast and ca-
ble interests,· and John Coleman, the meteorologist
on ABC's "Good Momlng America." .
Coleman and Landmark executives ate betting
that people's preoccupation with the weather will
prompt cable operators to add the service to their
systems, viewers to tune in frequently and adver-
tlaers to pureh.aae commercial time.
Frank Batten, the chairman and chief execu-
tive of Landmark, also aees the service as a logical
extension of viewer Interest in all-news and all-
apol'U networks. ·
"There are few t.hinga as vital to people's lives
as the weather," he saiO. "We think the Weather
Channel will be watched by mo.re people than any
other channel on their cable systems."
Landmark has spent $10.5 milliorrlO leue a
distribution channel on the cable industry's primary
satellite. A 11aff of 120 baa been hired, and Coleman
says milllona of dollars have been spent building the
moat technologically advanced weather-casting
studio in the world.
A cable operator who takes the service will
receive a special satellite recetwr"that iaolates and
then ~anamita \he local weathet forecast for his
area in text forib. In between those weather up-
dates and national and regional forecaa18 by on-air
meteorolqdata, the network will oiler feature pro-
grams with tit.lea like American Almanac and Me-
teoroJosical Minutea.
CNN. goes to Japan
LAS VIDAS, Nev. (AP) -The Cable News
Network (CNN) has reached a distribution agree-
ment with a Tokyo cable system that will extend
the network's 8e!"Vice to Japci, according to chair-
man Ted Turner.
Tbe .,reement with the lapan Cable Televi-
sion Co. Ltd. and lta parent, the Au.hi National
~ C.O .. Ltd., will rMke the Cable news
.ervice available 17 boun a day on Japan's only
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5:00(%) "The F.()f.Jr Seasons" (1981, Orama) Alan
Alda, Carol B;/X:tt.
5:25 Cl) "Hawk-tKe Slayer'' ( 1981, Adventure) Jack
Palance. John-Ter?y.
6:06@ "The Pigeon That Took Rome" ( 1962, Com-edyL Charlton Jieston, Elsa Martinelli
6:301i) "Undeiground Aces" ( 1980, Comedy) Dirk
Benedict, Melehie Griffith. 7:00~ "Kiii Or Se Killed" ( 1980. Adventure) James
~an. Charloue Mlchelle. CZJ "Minnie And Moskowitz" (1972. Romance)
Gena Rowlands. Seymour Cassel.
7:30()) "Gigi" (1958, Musical) Maurice Chevalier,
Leslie Caron.
8:06 llll "Miss Sadie Thompson" ( 1954, Orama)
Jose Ferrer, Rrta Hayworth
8:30(8) "A Foree Of One" (1979. Orama) Chuck
Norris, Jennlfe< O'Neill. CiJ "Marco Polo Jr." (Adventure) 9:00~ "The Man With Bogart's Face" ( 1980, Com·
edy} Robert Saocnl. Ollvia Hussey. CZJ "Oefianc." ,.(J980. Orama) Jan-Mtetiael Vin-
cent. Theresa Saldana
9:30 e "Pals 01 The Saddle" ( 1938, Western)
John Wayne. Ray Corrigan.
10:0000 "Steel" (1980, Drama) Lee Majors. Jennifer
O'Neill.
(I) "The Glass Bottom Boat" ( 1966, Comedy)
Doris Day, Rod Taylor. D "Oh Godl" (1977. Comedy) George Burns.
John Denver.
10:06@ "Chain Lightning" (1950, Orama) Hum-
phr!t_ Bogart, Eleanor Parker.
11:00Ck) "Sex And The Single Parent" (Comedy)
Mike Farrell, Susan St. James.
(%)''The Four Seasons" (1981. Orama) Alan Alda,
Cerol Bllrheu.
MllllUf'B'MIH
12.:00G "Roo~ !fVice .. (1938, Comedy) Mane
Brothers, Lucllfe-BaN.
• "The Court Je9tet" ( 1956. Comedy) Denny
Keye, Glynis Johns.
• "Flame Of The Barbary Coast" ( 1945, Adven-
ture) John Wayne. Ann Dvorak.
Cl) "The Blues Brothers" ( 1980, Musical} John
Belushi, Dan AyktQyd. D "The Last Metfo" ( 1980, Orama) Catherine
Oeneuve. Gerard Oepardieu Directed by Ffaocois
Trutfaut.
1:00(1) "Rider On The Rain" (1970, Suspense)
Chafles Bronson, Jiii ireiand.
CC) "Peoelope'' ( 1966, Comedy) Natalie Wood, Ian
Bannen.
CR) "From Hell Tp Viet()()'" (1979, Orama) George
Hamilton. GeorOS{feppard.
(%) "Minnie Andl Moskowitz" ( 1972. Romance) Gena Rowtandt, ~mour Cassel.
2:00CD "Dog Day Afternoon" (1975, Orama) Al
Pecina, John Caz.aJe.
2:80(1) "SI* Stockings" (1957, Musical) Fred
Aatalte. C-yd Clherieee: 3:00 e "Wa Sundance Women" Ul/t. Western) Ka Hector Elizondo. CB> "Salem'• ( 1979. Horror) o.Md ..
Jamet Mason,.
(J) "Ooml 979. Horror) Gllff ~.
Jean Simmons.
•:OO(C) "Tuck Everlasting" (1976, Adventure) Fred
Kellet.~•· ~..L.-•:30(1)" om The Deep" (1981, ~--
Flctlon)
• "Kii And ' (1981, Adventure)...,..
Ryan Anneflne . •:~(%) "DeflanaaNt.t':1980, Orama) Jan-Mlcheel Vin·
oent. Thereu~. 6:06al> "lmlt9'Jpn Life" (1959, Orama) LAN
T~.Jef"l-lllRC ·
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GIRL WATCHING -Jeff Bridges and
Carole Kane portray a young couple who
confront the problem of maintain.ing fidelity
in "'l'he Girls In Their Summer Dresses"
Monday at 7:30 p.m. on KDCE (Ch. 50).
realities of starting over. when they try to marry and
their children biocj( the way. ( 1 hr., 35 min.)
(I) MOVIE "Gigi" ( 1958, Musical) Maurice Cheval-
let. Leslie Caron. A tomboy being groomed by her
aunt and grandmother sets out on her own to catch
a man. i1 hr .. 55 min.)
6:30 (I)• NEWS
I BARNEY MILLER .
NEW88EA T: CALIFORNIA CONGRESSIONAL
REPORT G BUStNE88 REPORT
(() Pt<A FULL CONT ACT KARA TE "Mlddlewelght
Contenders Bout" from Athena, Geofgla. ( 1 hr .. 30
mh)
(}{) CHARLIE, THE LONESOME COUGAR A
lumberman adopts and raises an orphaned cougar
kitten. (Part 1) g MOVIE "Oh Godl BooK II" ( 1980. Comedy)
George Borns, Suzanne Pleshelle. God returns to
Earth and chooees the young daughter of an aaver-
llsln~ executive to apread his message to the world.
'PG ( 1 hr .. 36 min.)
(%) MOVIE "Minnie And Moskowitz" (1972,
Romance) Gena Rowtande, Seymour Cueel. A
mllmatched Couple struggle to remain topethef
~t• their rneny dlfferencee. ( 1 hr., S.. min.) 7:1001.ccuws
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ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The first of a aeries
on the oo.n. of 1he stara.
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JOKER'S WU>
JACK·A-80V Thia speclal focuses on the rela·
tlonlhlp bet•-' • young boy and the thr• adult•
~-=· l =·-OF Oil PAINTING = ''Thit Fnt Daedly Sin" ( 1980, Myt18f)')
Frank Sil.Illa. Faye Ol.rllway. A veteran New V()O(
City pdlce dttect!Yt, whoee wtfa It ~ ff om •
aerloUe llnaM; rfel to catch a brutar wmer terrortzlng
Manhattan. 'A' ( 1 tir .• 52 min.)
(Q) MOVIE "EMt'' (1978. 0..ama) Kurt FUeetl, s...on ~A dramatization of the "King of
Rock 'n' Roi. 3 hra.)
7:30 e 2 ON TOWN FeatUf'ed: a vtelt to New
lMllnd; a .. ._ who his ralaed mllllone In gold
from the .,... "" oMdal Arch Wtz.ard pf Center· =~· (1972, Mu*al) Ura Mlnntf. •• ~ Or-v. The rfM of the Nezl '*'Y la~ In
lthe=-.=lndMduellMI. (2tlrt .. 30'mln.) ~at calfomll
HAW~~. . • : a report on wtlgtlt toee OVER~~ .. Guest: Florence Hend«· and dieting; 1 ,.pol1 on ''aportt wtdoWt'': Loe
aonNJ:l .iws A=' waltr .... tiff how to get better Mt'1toe In
NEEDU;CAAFT -1* G~AC ooOOH ~ "Sex f'.nd The Slf.:lglt Pafent" (Comedy) YOU A8'<ED ~IT M F..atrell.~.&'.Jaitwfi:;.Acoi.loltVddOUtthe ........ V-~·-· ~ .. --· ..... -........ _,_..,
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tO . Monqay (continued) .. · i be, sllently and lethally slashing their dreams of
-wedded bllsa. 'R' ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
,..: 9:06111) MOVIE "Marilyn" ( 1963, Biography) Oocu-~ mentaty. Narrated by Rock Hud&on. Fiim e>CCerpts
~ provide a provocative peek at the phenOmen<>n that
was actr .. Marilyn Monroe. ( 1 hr .• SO min.)
,;. 9:30 Cl) MOYE ''Requiem FOf A Secret Agent" ~. ( 1965, Orama) Stewart Granger, Daniela Bianchi. ;f A British adventurer working as an American spy
rescues a female photographer from the same fate ~ suffered by a fellow secret agent. (1 hr., 30 min.)
_. • TRAVELING HOPEFULLY Roger Baldwin, the > 97-year-old founder of the American Civil liberties
1-Union, is profiled. -.2
0:
(ff) MOVIE "Death Hunt" ( 1981, Adventure)
Charles Bronson. Lee Marvin. In the 1930s, a Moun-
tie and a frontier criminal wage an old battle as civil!·
zation encroaches on the Canadian wilderness. 'R'
U hr., 36 min.) g MOVIE "The Four Seasons" ( 1981, Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Three couple&. all cloSe,
long-time fdends. experience rrofound changea In
thelf relationships when one o the marrlAges dlsln-,
tegratee. 'PG' (1hr.,67 min.}.
9:~(%) HOW TO VOTE
10:ooee•NEWS 9 JACK-A-SOY This special focuses on the rela·
tionshlp between a young boy and the three adults
whose lives he changes.
• OE KOONING ON OE KOONING Fiim clips and
Interviews with Wiiiem de Koonlng -one of Ameri-
ca's most Important Uvlng artists -and his wife pm·
vlde a special insight Into the 78-year-old abstract
expresslonlst's life and w0tk. ( 1 hr.)
• PAPER CHASE "S0tcerer's Apprentice" A
Supr,me Court Justice Is put on the spot because
of his rflCOfd of never having hired a female law clerk
In his 30 years on the bench. (1 hr.) ~ MOV1E "Klll Or Be Kiiied" (1980, Adventure)
James Ryan, Charlotte Michelle. A fonner Naz.I com-
mande<, who lost an important karate match to the
Japanese during the war, seeks to avenge his defeat
by enlisting the top kung tu fighters from around the
world In a tournament. 'PG' (1 hr., 30 min.)
(D> MOV1E "Cloud Dancer" (1980. Adventure)
David carradlne. Jennifer O'Neill. A top stunt fhr
neglects the people who care about him In tfle ~
fish pursuit of his dangerous sport. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 48
min.)
.....
DOIJVG llABD l'DIE -Murphy (Michael
Keaten) volunt.arlly trier out lJle Jn jail. to
s~y conditlona on "Report to Murphy"
Monday at 8:30 p.m. on CBS (Ch. 2). Kurt
Andon la the guard.
(%) MOVIE "RUde Boy" ( 1980, Muslcal) Ray
Gange. The music of The Clash Is featured In a look
at the British punk scene. (2 hrs .. 15 min.) ·
10:30. NEWS QJ SIGNATURE Guest: Nigel Dempster.
Cl) MOVIE "The Attic" ( 1979, H0trOI') Carrie
Snodgrass, Ray Milland. A librarian lives In the past
with her memories of a love who disappeared. 'R' ( 1
hr .. 40 min.)
10:66111) MOVIE "The Golden Hawk'' ( 1962, Adven-
ture) Rhonda Fleming. Sterling Hayden. A 17th·
century high seas battle in the c&Abbean 1nvoives
the ~anlsh and the English. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
11:00 •DD (J) a:t e NEWS
I SATUAOAY NIGHT
YOU A8K£O FOR IT
JOE~NKLIN
M•A•&•H
BENNY HILL
MIXED BAG "The Great Amencan Art Game"
Examined are all of the elements wtllctl affect the an
scene In New York.
I otCK CAVETT
NUMERO UNO Sir Roger Bannlstet of England.
the first runner to break the barrier ol the four-min-
ute mile. is profiled. CD MOVIE "Shock Waves" ( 19n .• H0tror) Peter
CusbiOQ, Brooke Adams. A group of tourists strand·
ed on a small island encounter a former SS officer
and his collection of experimental mutants ( 1 hr .
25 mln.L
11:3011 Cl) QUINCY An unpopular coach Is blamed
when a member of his college track team dies fr0tn
a heart attack. ( 1 hr . 10 min.) II fl) THE BEST OF CARSON Guests. Suzanne
Somers. Loretta Lynn, Bmy Cfysfal (R) ( 1 hr )
I@) ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE
KOJAK
THE JEfFERSONS
SANFORD ANO SON
RESURRECTION OF LADY LESTER The last
minutes In the life of renowned jazz saxophonist.
Lester Young, are por1rayed. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
• NEWSBEAT: CALIFORNIA CONGRESSIONAL
REPORT ID CAPTIONED ABC NEWS
(JI) HALLELWAH HOLL YWOOO Gene Kelly hosta
a dazzling tribute to the days ol Holtywood when the
MGM musical reigned supreme. (1 hr.) II MOVIE "The HowtlOQ" ( 1981, H0tror) Dee Wal·
lace, Patrick Macnee. A woman repor1er Is
menaced by a killer who seems to be a werewolf. 'R'
(1 hr., 31 min.)
11:40 ~MOVIE "Hollywood Boulevard" ( 1976, Com·
edy) Candice Rielson, Dick Miiier. Fresh from lndl-
ana, a young aspiring starlet beoOmes Involved In a
real robbery that she thinks le pa'rt of her movie
debut. 'A' ( 1 hr., 33 mln.)
12:00. EN1ERTAINMENT TONIGH'f.. The flfst of a
series on the homes of the stars. D a:I MOVIE "King Crab" (1980, Orama) Barry
Newman. Harold Gould. Two leodlng brothers turn
the family business Into a battleground as they c0tn-
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E!!_te tor their father's love. (R) (2 hrs .. 15 min.)
C1J M0\11& "The Fearless Vampire Kiiiers" (1967,
Comedy) Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate. A J>(Of..,.
sor and hit aaslstant travel to Transylvania, where
they pursue bloodthirsty vampires who have a ~
tlfur gk1 hiddefl away In a remote castle. (2 hra.)
• ~ "Murdef 10 Movleland" ( 1973, Myat,ry)
Jamet Stewart, St"*'8f Martin. A detective delve8
Into the sexual jungje of Hollywood to defend the
husband of a fading film star. ( 1 hr., 30 mln.)
I LOVE.~8TYLE
AMERICA: THE~ECONO CENTURY
SPORTS CENTER MOVIE "The Rftum" (1981, Science-Action)
Jan-Michael Vincent, Cybill Shepherd. Two people
who had a close encounter With an alien spaoecraft
as children awal1 tt)e aliens' Imminent return. ( 1 hr.,
30mln.)
12:06(1) MOVIE "All That Jazz" (1979, Mueieal) Roy
Sc:heldef, Je98lca Lange. Th# tumultuous Nfe of a
profeelional chofeographer Is followed from euc-~-• cesron the 111ge·to·perto11&I cffMe,...!A' (2 hes_., ~s--
mlnJ_ l •
12: 115 (%) MOVIE "The Fool Seasons" (1981, Creme)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Three couplee, all oloee,
long-time friends. experience profound changes In M relatlonsNps when one of the men1ages dlsln-
tegrat-. 'PG' (1 #a:jJ min.) ,
12:215@ MOVIE "The Wagons Roll At Night" (1941,
Adventure) Joen u.u.. Humphrey Bogart. A pro-
tective big brothe(,~ta to b<eak up the r•-tlonehlp betwee11 hl8 titter and a llon tamer. (2 hrs.,
5mln.)
12:30 •• LATE NMiHT WITH DAVID~
G~ King, 6-n. Bill 8rad1ey. (1 hr.) I MOVIE "W~tect: The Sundance Woman"
( 1976, We.tern) Kathellne Rosa, Hector EJtzondo.
Aft• Butch Cualdy'a death, Etta Pleoe joins forces
With the notorious Pancho VIiia to hijack a munitions
train~ hrs.) t I PEOPLE ANO 06QANIZATION8 MOVIE "Excdbw" (1981, Fantasy) Nlgef Ter·
ry, Nicol W1llam8on.. The explotta of King Arthur
b<lng power end cteattt. to the knlghta of the Rouf'lct
Tat>re. 'A' (2 hrs., 20 min.) CD MOVIE "Ey..nn.." ( 1981, Mystery) Sigouf •
ney Weaver, Wllltem HUrt. A televlrlon reporter
becomes Involved wM a Janitor who may know
more about a murder I.hat he wltnested than he Is
sayltlg. 'A' ( 1 hr., '3 min.)
12:.0e Cl) COLUMBO A scientist whose son was
involved In the theft of reaearoh wor1< kllls a col-
league who threatened to reveal the Information to
the~--(A) ( 1 hr., 35 min.)
1:00• GENE AUTRY .
• MOVIE "Fear Strikes Out" (1957, Biography)
Anthony Perkins, K8(I Malden. Boston Red Sox
player Jimmy Pieraall 84Jffera a nefVOUS breakdown
when his father' a drMng lnftuence and the preeaur•
of ~league baeet.I get the better of him. ( 1 hr.,
~ JA~-A-BOY TtQ tpeclal focuses on the r9'a-
tlonlhip between • yowig boy and the three adults
whoee Ms he changa
IN BETTER TIMES -Elliott Gould tea-
ches hJa a:m. Sean A.rtin, aome of the ~tter
point.s of batleba1l Jn • aceite from ''7be Bu18I
of MMrlage" Monday at ~pm. an CBS (Ch.
2).
(I) PKA FULL CONTACT KARATE "Mk1dlewelght
Contenders Bout" tom Athena, Georgia. ( 1 hr .. 90
1:0:-~ MOVIE "The Men Who Hiii To Earth" (1976,
saeno.Flctlon) David Bowie, Candy Qark. A rock
stat from en allen plllnet. on an Int~
search tor w•t• tor hit people, ~an expott-
ed mllllonalre on Earth. 'R' ( 1 hr., 58 min.)
1:308.NEWS
I GENE AUTRY
SPEAK OUT
MOVIE "Undefground Aces" ( 1980, Comedy)
Dirk Benedlci, Melanie Grttftth. Pmlng attendants
wreak havoc at a swank Beverly Hiiis hotel. 'PG' ( 1
hr., 39::Js ~~ MOVIE "MUMOre At Central High" ( 1976,
Orami) Andrew SteYens. Robert Carradine. A
CNl8de for revenge begins after a prank that went
coo fet was poled on the QUlet• atudenta by • ~of bored h1gO-achool friends. 'R' (1 hr., 27
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2:30(1) MOANING STRETCH
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2:50. MOVIE "Oimenrb'l 5" (1967, Scteno.-flc~ ,,
tlon) Jeffrey Hunter, France Nuyen. In a deeperate ~
attempt to sew Loe Angetee from a hydrogen ~
bomb, an espionage agent empl<>y9 a tlme-dlmen-•
rk>n machine. (2 his-) .~
S:OO Cf) JOE FRANKLIN ~
~~"TheAoadTo Wembley" (1 hr.) : (I) MOYIE ''Steel" (1980, Orama) Lee Majors, I
Jennifer O'Nellt. A beautiful woman la asalsted by a l'I>
tough constructJon f«eman In running the company
the lnhertta after her father's 8U9plcloua, "aociden-
tal" cie.lh.-'PG' (1hr.,41 min.)
3:26 CC) MOVIE ''Penelope'' ( 1966, Comedy) Natalie
Wood, Ian Bannen. A neglected wtfe decides to die-~ heraelf and rob her liusband'sl»nk. (1 hr., ..a -3::-• ~"Private ~~n" ( 1980, eomedv)
Gotdie Hawn, Been Brennan. A wel-to-do young
woman mistakenly joins the Army following the
death of her new husbttnd on their wedding night.
'A' (1 hr .• 50 min.)
3:46 (%) MOVIE "Rude Boy" ( 1980, Musical) Ray
Gange. The music of The Ctaah la featured In a look
at the 8'ttlrh punk soene. (2 tn .. 15 min.)
.t:OO(f) ~SWAGGART
(I) 8POA'T8 CENTER
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-4:115(1) l.AFF-A·THON A comedian hoet and tour
comic contestanta who compete against one anoth-
• 81'e featured In this 'Uneen80red comedy game
at.ow.
.t:30(f) JIM~
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up their TV act
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ooe of my ~ )lere in the newsrocm. Jim
DtPelO, who 1Mt week wrote about hia ded9lon to
donate hJa televWoo Rt to the church auction and
not rept.:le it.
Imagine: Jim and hia wile have redi8oovered reedlnc, and their older aon ia Jeaming about life in
the non-cartoon worid.
Good luck. Jim. rm Pd to lee that 80IDeOOe
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format show "Newport Now."
Our focus is on the i88uea that
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Tuesday
\I< >IC\ J:\(; \I<>\' I LS
6:06~ "Hollywood eou·levard" (1976, Comedy)
Gandice RialtOn, Dick MIMet.
5:30(1) "Gigi" (1958. Musical) Maurice Chevalier,
Leslie Caron.
•"The Four Seasons" ( 1981. Orama) Alan Alda.
Cirol Burnett.
8:00(%) "The Marriage Of Marla Braun" ( 1979. Ora-
ma) Hanna Schygulla. Klaus Lowltsch. Oir~led by
Rainer Weme< Fa'ssblnde<.
6:06@ "Lucy Gallant" (1956. Orama) Jane
Wyman, Charlton Heston.
7:00® "The Mysterious Stranger" ( 1982. Fantasy)
Chris Makepeace, Fred Gwynne.
7:30(C) "The Outlaw" ( 1943. Western) Jane Aus·
sell. Walter Huston. e "The Looney. Looney, Looney Bugs Buony
Movie" (1981. Comedy) Animated. Voices by Mel • Bia~ JIJ08 Feta~ _ ___ _ __
8:00 CZ) "The Leopard" ( 1963. Orama) Burt Lancas-t•. Claudla-Gardinele. 8:06 (ll) "My Six Convicts•· ( 1952. Comedy) Millard
Mitchell, Gilbert Roland.
8:3000 "Catdlac Arrest" (1978, Mystery) Garry
Goodrow, Mike Chan. • 0:ooe "The Last Metro" ( 1980. Orama) Catherine
Oeneuve. Gerard OepardieU. Directed by Francois
Truffaut.
9:30• "The Dawn Rider" ( 1935) John Wayne.
Marlon Borns.
CC) "Up River" (1980, Adventwe) Morgan Steveos.
10:00(1) "A Thunder Of Orume'' (1961, Western)
Richatd Boone. Geofge Hamilton.
10:06 llll "Invisible Stripes" ( 1939, Orama) Humphrey
~rt. Wiiiiam Holden.
10:45{%) "Looking FOf' Mr. Goodbar" (1977. Orama)
Diane Keaton, Tuesday Weld.
11:00 CC) "The Fiendish Plot 01 Or. Fu Manchu"
0980. Comedy) Peter Stttlers. Sid Caesar.
00 "The Outlaw Josey Wales" ( 1978. Western)
Clint Eastwood. Sondra LOOke.
11:3011 "K~I And Kill Again" (lQ81, Adventure)
James Ryan, Annellne Krlel.
.\l ·"llJC\<><>~ \l<>\'IFS
12:001.1 "Hannah Lee" ( 1953, W1tStern) Macdonald
Carey. Joanne Dru • m "The Matchmaker" ( 1958. Comedy) Shirley
Booth, Anthony Perkins e "Jack London" ( 1943. Biography) Michael
O'Shea. Susan Hayward.
1:00(]) "Kid Galahad" ( 1962. Musical) Elvis Pres-
~. Gig Young.
{CJ "Seizure· The Story Of Kathy Morris" (Orama)
Leonard Nlmoy, Penelope Miiford. .
(%) "The Marr1age Of Marla Braun" ( 1979, Orama)
Hanna Schygufla. Klaus Lowftsch. Directed by
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
1:30Cll) "Cardiac Arrest" (1978, Mystery) Garry
Goodrow. Mike Chan. II "The Earthling" ( 1980, Advef'lture) William Hol-
den, Ricky Schroder.
2:00 CD "The Private Eyes" ( 1980, Comedy) Don
Knotts. nm Conway.
3:0011 "Operation Mad Ball" (1957, Comedy)
Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs.
Cl) "Mulefeathers" ( 1978. Comedy) Rory Calhoun.
Don Knotts.
(%) "Minnie And Moskowitz" (1972. Romance)
Gena Rowlands. Seymour Cassel.
.4;30 CC) "Cattle Annie And Utlle Britches'· ( 1981.
Western) Burt Lancaster. John Savage.
(I) "Hugo The Hippo" ( 1976, Adventure) Anlmat·
ed. Voices of Burl Ives. Paul Lynde.
5:00(]) "Breaking Point" (1977, Drams) Bo Sven-
eon. Robert Culp.
00 "The Mysterious Stranger" ( t982. Fantasy)
Chris Makepeace. Fred Gwynne.
(%)"The Four Seasons" (1981, Drams) Alan Alda.
Carol Burnett.
5:06 a> "The Barbary Coast" ( 1975. Adr ture)
W11Ram Shatner, Lynda Day George.
I . \ · 1 . '\ I '\( ;
RIDING HIGH -Fred~ enjoys a ride
on an Asian elephanl it Washington's
National Z-oological Park· during the taping
of the new "Mister &gers' Neighborhood"
programs about pets, which are now bei.ng
aind daily at 8:30 a.m. M\KOC'E (Ch . 50). .
Championships" from Cop«rihagen. Oenmart< (2
hrs) • t. ~ P
Cl) A CONFLICT OF INTEREST Jose Ferrer directs
Tony winner Barnard HughesMdl'tis drama aboUt a
constitutional showdown between the President of
the U.S. and the Supreme ~n. ( 1 hr .. 46 min.)
8:30 (I) fl) NEWS • ttl BARNEY MILLER 9 A PLAY FOR LOVE: A ROD OF IRON A study of
how a family came togethecf after their mother's
death and shared unspoken feelings of dependency
and strength. ( 1 hr.)
I NEWSBEA T WITH CLETE ROBERTS
8USINESS REPORT
MOVIE "Up River" ( 1980, Adventure) Morgan
Stevens A young pioneer becomes obsessed with
revenge after his wife Is killed by a local land baron
who resents his success. ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
00 CHARLIE. THE LONESOME COUGAR A
lumberman adopts and raises an orphaned cougar
kitten. (Part 2)
• MOVIE "'The Looney, .Looney. Looney Bugs
Bunny Movie" (1981, Comedy) Animated. Voices
by Mel Blanc. June Foray. New material is blended
with old in this compilation of classic Fritz Freleng
"Looney Tunes" teatunng Bugs. Daffy Duck. Porky
Pig, Yosemite Sam. Tweetle Pl&and others from the
c:ar1oon series. 'G' ( t hr .• @ m.ifl.) 7:100ftk~EWS •
HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
A9CNEW8 • P.M. MAGAZINE Diving for a new Ille; a look at
the curative powe<s of the Dead Sea.
I KOJAJ<
APPLE POLISHERS
ENTERT AfNMENT TONIGHT The second In a
series on the homes of the stars.
IM•A•S•H
JOKER'S W1LD
BUSINESS REPORT
THEMUPPETS
PORTRAITS IN PASTa.&
MOVIE "A Cl'lange Of Seasons" (1980. Come-
dy) Shirley MacLalne, Ant~y Hopkins. A mlddle-
aged couple try out re>vnger partnefS dUflng 8
mountain vacation. 'R' 1 hr., 42 min.)
(IJ) MOVIE "Lovers And Liars" ( 1Sj79, Comedy)
Goldle Hawn, Giancarlo Giannini. While traveling In
Italy. an American girt meets and falls In love with a
married man. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 3e min.) .
(%) MOVIE "The Leopenf' (1983, Orama) Burt
Lancatttf, Claudia Catdlnale. Garlblldl'a 1880 lnve-
sk>l'I of SicJly ret411ts In tht dtmOtlon of the artsto-crett In the IOClal etdef'. (2 tvt.. 45 min.) ~:[NEWS . T:IO I ON THE TOWN Fellt\.Qd: 1 look at the
one eo.., opera In New Z.-nct. • *It wfth
F'9drtck ~111r,-' artlM who aeled from
the Meclttirraneen to New ZllMnd In • ~
bo9t.
Tuesday (cmtinued)
LAVERNE & SHIRLEY & COMPANY I fl) FAMILY FEUD
EYE ON L.A. Featured: a look at L A.'s most
desirable bachelors. a report on new leather fash-
ions for men, a report on weight loss and dieting
Cl) TIC TAC OOOOH
NEWARK ANO REALITY
YOU ASKED FOR IT
M•A•s•H
SIGNATURE Quest: Christopher Plummer.
MACNEIL I U!HAER REPORT
I NEWS
FLASHBA® THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE
MORRO CASTLE Eric Severaid hosts this documen·
rary employing dramatR: re-ilnactment and archival
film footage to recall the disastrous fire In 1934 that
claimed 137 lives aboard the luxury cruise ship. ( 1
hr)
8:00 9 (I) BOOK Of LISTS Host Bill Bixby and a
repertory company deliver monologues and perform
sketches and mullcal numbers based on material
from the "Book Of lil$ts." ( 1 hr.)
D e BRET ~VIAICK A beautiful con artist tries
reklodi. tl'le ~weet romance bet~ her • .
and Maverick. (R) ~, f htT --'=--·-
• MOVIE ·~ MllMee Falcon" ~ 1. Mysteiy) _
Humphrey BOGllll. ..llldneY Greenstreet. A top pri-
vate eye 1s hlr1cf' IO reeover a priceless. Jewel·
encrusted statue. (2 hrs.) 8 0 HAPPV DAW Jenny Piccalo's father R09009
(Phil SllvMs) &fr9"ge& a showdown with the Cunn-
~~J~~M~ Monte Carlo" (1981, A<Mft-
ture) Roger MOOf~OOy Curtis. Fast cars. beauJJful women and a bf ak chase highlight this action
packed movie o gold smugglfng and murde<. (2
~·~HIU e P.M. MAGAZINE A look at the curat"'9 powers
of the Dead Sea; a summer camp where children
team computer pre>gcftmmlng.
I BA TTLEST AR GALACTICA
QUIZKI06
SAUOt AAAIMA '-'Oil, Money And Politics" The
final episode of the·aerles Investigates the Saudis as
an emerging superpower -what they Intend to do
with their powef. their objectives In the Mickle East,
and how they interact .filth the United States. ( 1
hr.) e NOVA "Why America Burns" A report on the
fire prevention establishment and strategies for
~ovlng fire safety is presented. (R) Q ( 1 hr.)
(CJ MOVIE "The Otitlaw" ( 1943. Western) Jane
Russell, Walter Huston. Billy the Kid falls In love with
a beautiful woman who hides him from the law. (2
hrs.)
([) SPORTS CENTER
Cl) MOVIE "Excalibur" (1981. Fantasy) Nigel Ter·
ry, Nicol Wiiiiamson. The exploits ol King Arthur
bring power and death to the knights of the Round
Table. 'A' (2 hrs .. 20 min.) 0 MOVIE "Let It Be" ( 1970, Musical) The Bea-
tles. JOhn Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harri-
son and Ringo Starr are followed through rehears-
als, recording sesstons and an lnpromptu conoert.
'G' (1 hf .. 28 min.)
8:06 Ill> ALL IN THE FAMILY
8:308 0 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY Shirley dreams
that Laverne Is trying to kill her off so that she can
have SQuiggy all to herself O Cf) MAUI)£" .
• ALL IN THE FAMILY
QI DANCE "Balanchine's Davidsbundlertanze"
New York City Ballet's principals Karin von Arol-
dingen, Adam Luders, Jacques D' Amboise and oth·
ers pe!form chorqrapher Balanchine's ballet
based on the life of cOmposer Robert Schumann ( 1
hr) <BJ MOVIE "Terror Train" ( 1980, Suspense) Ben
Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis. A college fraternity's
New Year's masquerade party turns into a nfgrlt·
mare when a vindictive guest starts killing off the
par~-goer1. 'R' ( 1 hr.', 37 min.)
8:36QD MOVIE "Fire Over Africa" (1954, Adven·
ture) Maureen 0'111\ta, Macdonald Carey. Secret
agents converge onlrngler to smash a drug-smug-
gllng_ope<allon. (1hr .. 50 min.)
8:40 (Q) TIEBREAKER
9:00 8 (I) MOVIE "The Rules Of Marriage" (Part 2)
(Premiere, Drama) Elizebeth Montgomery. EJliott
Gould. An affluent sut>utban couple's marriage
erodes to the point that a separation becomes nec-
essa~ (2~ D • t.tAVEAJCK A beeutlful woman sedlJoes Ma\ierlci< af18f saving him from jail, Ind
Mary1ou Sprlngec t.ita 'IOI a notorious gunsljn~~ ~) {1 hr.) ... ~~11 • ,, • 0 THREE'S OQMll,ANY Jack Is shocked ~
a computer dating service matches him up With a
W~~~T ·1~-rv
• t.l8W ~ Gutet1: JNn St~on. the •
Arthur Murray Dancers, Ronnie Schell. Ying Ruo-
cheng. ( 1 hr.)
I• BATTLESTAR GALACTIC.A
AME.RICAN Pl.A YHOUSE "Oppenhelme<" In
the first part of a Mf'les on the Ufe of the controver·
slal American scieotlst, physicist J. Robert Oppen-
heimer becomee lnvolwd In leftist polltlea while
working at the University of Calffomle. Berkeley.
{Part 1) O (1 hr.)
• SAUDI ARABtA "Oil, Money And Polltlcs" The
final episode of the aeries Investigates the Saudis as
an eme<glng superpower -what they Intend to do
with their power, their objectives In the Middle East.
and how they interact with the United States. ( 1
hr.)
([) PKA FULL CONT ACT KARA TE "Middleweight
Contenders Bout" from Athens, Georgia. ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
(IJ MOVIE "Underground Aces" (1980, Comedy)
Dirk Benedict. Melanie Griffith. Parking attendants
wreak havoc at a swank Beverly Hiiis hotel. 'PG' ( I
hr .. 39 min.)
CD) JUDY GARLAND ~30 8 0 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Monroe
gets a piano stuck on the stairs just as Henry is
'-!}'Ing to get Muriel to the hospital.
Cf) MOV1E "The Human Vapor" ( 1960. Science-
Fiction) Yoshio Tsuchiya, Karoru Yachlqusa. A man
possessing the ability to be absorbed Into the
atmosphere falts In love with an attractive Japanese
dancer. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) QI A PLAY FOR LOVE: A ROD OF IRON A study of
how a family came together after their mother's
death and shared unspoken feelings of dependeflcy
and strength. ( 1 hr.) II MOVIE "The V.l.P.s" (1963, Drama) Elizabeth
Taylor. Richard Burton. As passengers of a delayed
flight await take-off In the VIP loonge of a London
airport, their lives become curiously Intertwined. (2
hrs.L
10:008 . THE AtCHARO PAYOR SPECIAL? Rich-
ard Pryor's guests Include John Belushi, Lawanda
Page, Shlney Hemphlll, M~ Angelou, Glynn Thur·
Ima...-~ =r~nd Pips (R) ( 1 hr.)
D HART TO HART Jennifer's acquisition of a
valuable Renaissance coin plunges her and
Jonathan Into je<>pardy. o (1 hr.) e WITH OSSIE ANb AUBY (Season Premiere)
"How I Got Ovah" Ossie Davis and Rub)' Dee are
joined by BiHy Preston and the Community First
Baptist Church Choir of Dallas In this muSloal tribute
to poet Carolyn M. Rodgers. Q
(C) MOVIE "The Fiendish Plot Of Dr. Fu Menchu" I ( 1980. Comedy) Peter Sellers, Ski Oae*! fhe')':BI
and Scotlaf!O V.ct'a Oet. Nayla,,d..9mlth pt'.kal.Jdhe
168-year-old arch vlllaln 81 he aearc:het for the
lng<edieota. lncludl~he Crown .,,...../\;Uf 10
make his llf~olona ellxlr. 'PG' (1 hr .. 38 min.) (D)..MOVI&-: Cutttla. ay·.: ( 198 t, OtatM) John
Httfd . ..., BrldgiM. /4. melt'Md Vliltnem ~and hit
bftt lrlefld, a tQClal dropout. IOC&M tNlf tMtg!M on
-
Bomb
''Oppenheimer," a se-
ries of seven hour-
long programs dra-
matizing·the life work
of J:-ftobert Oppen-
bejmec, tb.e..con.Lco·
versia.l American phy-~
sicist known as "the
father of the atomic
bomb," will be
broadcast o n
"American Pld-
house" over PBS f 'h.
-50 and Cb . 28) on
• consecutive Tuesday •• evenings .
solving a murder case. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 45 min.)
(%) MOVIE "The Marriage Of Marla Braun" ( 1979.
Drama) Hanna Schygulla. Klaus Lowltsch. Directed
by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. During World War II, a
German bride struggles to survive as she waits for
the retum of her soldier husband. 'R' (2 hrs.)
10:15(1D MOVIE "The Awakening" (1980, Horror)
Charlton Heston, Susannah York. An archaeolo-
gist's daughter bee~ possessed by the malevo-
lent spirit of an ancient Egyptian queen. 'R' ( 1 hr .
42mln.)
10:2511?) MOVIE "Human Desire'' (1954. Orama)
Glenri Ford, Gloria Grahame. In an effort to dispose
of her clinging husband orice and for all. a woman
searches for a paramour wllllng to double as a killer
(2 hrs.)
10:30. NEWS
I SIGNATURE Guest: Christopher Plummer.
CONVERSATION Guest: Dr. Tlrso Del Junco.
AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Oppenheimer" In
the first part of a series on the Ille of the controver·
slaf American scientist, physicist J. Robert Oppen-
heimer becomes involved in leftist politics while
working at the University of California, Befkeley
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BEST OF WHA rs UP ~MERtCAI Featured: the
world's only not museum; two professional female
bo>ters; daring thre&-year-old skllel's: BB gun warrf·
ors; a nude photo session fOf a centerfold ( 1 hr . 30
min-1 11:00 9D8Cl)O e NEWS
SATURDAY NIGHT
YOU ASKED FOR IT
JOE FRANKLIN
M•A•s•H
BENNYHIU
QUtZKIOS
OICKCAVETT INSIOE BASEBALL
MOVIE "High Heels" ( 1972, Comedy) Jean·
Paul Belmondo. Mia Farrow. A man becomes a
member of a club that Is devoted to seducing home-
ly women. ( 1 hr .. 45 min )
11:308 (I) ALICE An overzealous pharmacist voices
his disapproval of artlflclal additives In food. (R) D e TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson Guest
1°1[,;t~~h~TLINE
THE JE-F-FERS--ONS
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DANCE "Balanchine's Oavldsbundlertanze"
New York City Ballet's principals Karin voo Arol"
dlngect. A48m !:-uctef s. ~~ O' AnlbOise and otth
ers petf()fm ~~f~her l... 9ala!\chlne's ballet
based on ttit me of"'comJSOMr"RObert Schumann. ( 1
hr.) I
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Bacall, James Garner. A popular tllm atar la Victim·
lzed by a psychotic admirer. 'A' ( 1 hr., 36 mlt).)
11:46{C) MOVIE "She's 19 And RNdy" (Orama) Two
young women throw them&elvea Into thtlr WOfk and
tum famlly business into pleasure. (1 hr .. 35 min.)
11:66 CH) MOVIE "Cardiac Arrest'' (1978, Mysttry)
Garry Goodrow, Mike Chan. A black ma.rket opera-
tion that sells disembodied hearts ror transplants la
discovered by an offbeat homicide cop. 'PG' ( 1 hr ..
33 min.)
12:009 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The second In
a series on the homes of the stars. 8 (!) FANTASY ISLAND A young man becomes
Don Quixote to save a damsel In dlstrea and a plain
woman is transformed into a sex symbol. (R) ( 1
hr . tO min.)
(!)MOVIE "Roberta" ( t935, Musical) Irene Dunne,
Fred Astaire. An alliance between Jerome Kern and
Otto Harbach results In the produ<:tion o( a new
muslcal score (2 hrs.) 81 MOVIE "Beat The Devil" (t954, Comedy)
Humphrey Bogart, Jennifer Jones. International
swindlers, neck-deep In plans to outwit each other.
are diverted from thetr sinister ~alings when an
explosion wresks the ship_they ai'Laboerd. ( 1 hr ..
45 mTnl"
I LOYE. AMERJCAN STYLE-
EXPLORING LANGUAGE
MOVIE "The Punishment Of Anne" (1974, Ora-
ma) Carl Roberts, Marilyn 'Roberts A woman finds
hefself torn between a man and a woman and Is
forced to show her obedience. ( t hr .. 15 min.)
(I) LOLA FALANA: THE ARST LADY ~ LAS
VEGAS Lola Falana performs "I Wiii Survive."
"Love The One You're With" and "Who Will Buy?"
in a concert performance from the Aladdin Hotel In
Las Vegas. (1 hr.) C21 MOVIE "LOOklng For Mr. Goodbar" ( 1977, Ora-
ma) Diane Keaton, Tuesday Weld. A socially
repressed schoolteacher seeks excitement by fre-
quenting singles bars and luring various men Into
one-night stands. 'R' (2 hrs., 15 min.)
12:068 Cl) MCCLOUO The nephew of McCloud's
girlfriend dies In a fire set by a professlonal arsonist.
(R) _j2 hrs.) •
12:26al) MOVIE "The Last Days Of Pompeii" (1960,
AdVenture) Steve Reeves, Christine Kaufmann. A
courageous Roman battles gladiators to resoue a
beautiful Christian girt. (2 hrs .. 5 min.)
12:308 e LATE NIGHT WITH OAVIO LETTERMAN
Guests: author Harold Conrad. film dlrect0< Barry
Levinson. ( 1 hr.)
I COUPLES M0\11E "Operation Mad Ball" (1957, Comedy)
Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovaca. A private Involves his
fellow recruits, enlisted men, officers, nurses and
prisoners In carrying off the "Mad Ball," a wild par-
i (2hrs.)
NEWS
A PLAY FOR LOVE: A ROD Of IRON A study of
how a family came together after their mother's
death and shared unspoken feelings of dependency
and strength. (1 hr.)
(!) COLLEGE BAS~ALL Arizona State at Wichita
State (3 hrs.)
12:46(0 MOVIE "Nlghthawl<s" (1981, Drema) Syl·
vaster Stallone. BUty Dee Williams. A tough New
Y0<k Clty cop has his work cut out for him when one
of the world's most dangerous terrorists arrives in
his city. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 39 min.)
1:00• MOVIE "Dark Victory'' (1976, Orama) 8 iza·
beth Montgomery, Anthony Hopt(ins. A successful
produoer's romance Is shadowed by the knowledge
that a fatal disease will soon Claim her life. (3 hrs.)
• MOVIE "My Favorite Spy" (1951, Comedy)
Bob Hope. Hedy Lamarr. An American entertainer
lmpetsonates a spy In order to obtain secret plans
f0< the U.S. ( t hr .. 30 min)
(I) MOVIE "Starting Over" (1979, Comedy) Burt
Reynolds, Jill Clayburgh. After months of TV dinners
and blind dates, a divorced magaZlne writer thinks
he's found true love when a schoolteacher enters his
life. 'R' ( 1 hr .. .t.t min.)
1: 10 8 MOVIE ''Death Be Not Proud" ( t 976, Ora·
ma) Arthur Hiii. Jane Alexander. A courageous
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young boy dying of cancer observes the effects of
his unflagging optimism upon his divorced parents.
{ 1 hr .. 30 min.)
ONEWS
1:1S{C) MOVIE "The Aetum Of The Secaucus Sev·
en" ( 1980, Orama) Mark Arnott, Gordon Clapp.
The members of a group of college students active
in the protest movement dUrlng the '60s gather tor a
weekend reunion. 'A' ( 1 hr., 46 min.)
1:25 (8) WITH A TOUCH Of BURLESQUE Sid Cae·
sar and Imogene Coca perform baggy pants eom&-
dy and slapstick routines along with performances
by burleSque queens In a show taped at the Star
Theatre In Aini, Michigan. ( 1 hr.)
1:308.NEWS
• MOVIE "An Eye F0< An Eye" (1981, Adven·
ture) Chuck Norris, Chrlstophef Lee. A San Francis-
co cop quits the force to avenge the murder of his
partner by members of a drug ring. 'A' ( 1 hr., 46
min}
1:46• MOVIE "Jackass Mall" (19.t2, Western)
Wallace Beery, Marjorie Main. An escapee from a
lynch mob becomes a hero by preventing a rob-
( 1 hr .. 45 min.)
2: (!)NEWS
2: MOVIE "Minnie Af'ld M06kowttz" ( 1972.
Romance) Gena Rowlands. Seymour Cassel. A
mismatched couple struggle to remain together
desQ!_le their many differences, ( 1 hr .. 5" min.)
2:25(11) MOVIE "Network" ( 1976, Orama) Faye
Dunaway, Peter Flnch. An aging televlsk>n news-
man, whose ratings are steedlly sllpplng, is turned
Into a ranting prophet of the airwaves by a crafty
female programming executive. 'R' (2 hrs.)
2:30 CJ) MOANING STRETCH
al) WOALO AT LARGE
2:.09 MOVIE "Remember When" (t973. Orama)
Jack Warden, Nan Martin. A New England family
adjusts to wartime life after four sons join the set·
vice. (2 hrs.)
8NEWS
2:'6 Cl) MOVIE "Swinging Cheerleaders'' Jo John-
ston. Colleen Camp. A journalism major Infiltrates
the ranks of a oollege cheerleadlng squad to expose
the exploitation of the cheerleaders by the football
team. 'R' (1 hr .. 35 min.)
3:00 (!) JOE FRANKLIN ®NEWS
3:06 CC) MO~E "Cattle Annie And Little Britches"
'198 t, Western Burt Lancaster, John Savage .
EUubeth Mon tgome-
ry and EJliott Gould
enjoy a strol l on the
bi!ireh'with tneF chil-. Astill and
SUIJUJ Blackswne, in a
scerr-e f r om "Th e
R uleS ol Marriage," a
four-hour mini-series
on CBS (Ch. 2) Tues-
dayi at' 9 p .m.
Two tough outlaws pick up a pair of teen-age girls
and take them along on their adventures. 'PG' ( 1
hr .. 35 min.)
3:30 e MOVIE "Conquered City" ( 1965, Orama)
David Niven, Martin Balsam. After the defeat of Nazi
Germany. American and Brlti§h forces attempt to
guard a supply of arms hidden In a hotel from Greek
i bels. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
THIS WEEK IN THE NIJ~
MOVIE "Together?'' fROtnance) Jacqueline
Bisset, Maximilian Schell Ky6tlng woman tries to
pursue a car.eer despite the chauvinist attitudes of
her live-in lover. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) •:ooe MOVIE "The Forest Rangers" (1942, MUSI·
cal) Fred MacMurray, Susan Hayward. When her
forest ranger boyfriend Jilts hef to marry a wealthy
socialite. a woman decides tfl& time to sharpen hef
competi11ve charms to wln 'him back. ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
(!)JIMMY SWAGGART
(!)SPORTS CENTER
4:06 Ql) FUNTIME
.t:15(21 MOVIE "The Leopard" (1963. Orama) Burt
Lancaster. Claudia Cardlllale. Garibaldi's t860 inva-
sion of Sicily results in the demotion of the aristo-
crats In the social order. (2 hts., 46 min.)
.t:20(1) MOVIE "Excalibur" (1Q81, Fantasy) Nigel
TMry. Nicol Williamson. The el(J)lolts of King Arthur
bring power and death to the knights of the Round
Table. 'R' (2 hrs .. 20 min.)
4:30 (!) J1M 8AKKER 00 MOVIE "Terror Train" ( 1980. Suspense) Ben
Johnson. Jamie Lee Curtla. A college fraternity's
New Year's masquerade party turns Into a night·
mare when a vindictive guest starts kllllng off the
part_l'....-goers. 'A' ( t hr .. 37 min.)
-':46 Ck) MOVIE "Seizure: The Story Of Kathy Morris"
(Orama) Leonard Nlmoy, Penelope Miiford. A
beautiful young woman with a promising career
fights for her life. when she Is struck down by a near-
fatal brain tumor. (1 hr., 45 min.)
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6:00CI "La Cage Aux Foiles II" ( 1980, Comedy)
Ugo Tognazzi. Michel Serrault. •
6:06(Jl) "The Naked Jungle" ( 1954, Adventure)
Charlton Heston. Eleanor Parker.
6:30 CH> "Young And Free" ( 1979, Adventure) Etlk
Larsen, Keith Larsen
7:00(C) "Look Back In Anger" ( 1959. Orama) Clalre
Bloom, Richard Burton D "The V.I P s" ( 1963. Orama) Ellzabeth Taytot.
Richard Burton.
(%) "Blackboard Jungle" ( 1955, Drama) Glenn
Ford. Anne Francrs.
7:30 (I) "My Bodyguard" ( t979. Orama) Chris
Ma~ace, Adam Baldwin.
8:06(1ll "Blood On The Moon" (1948, Western)
_-Robert Mitchum, Ba<bara Bel Geddes.
8:46(%) "The Bank .OicK" (T940. Odmedy) W:e.
Aelas. Una Merkel. ,
9:00(Ct .. Srevle" (Dfama) Glenda Jackaoo. Mona -
Washbourne. O "Let It Be" (1970. MuSlcal) The Beatles.
9:30. "Desert neil" ( 1935. Western) Jotifl
Wa~. Mary Kornm1l'l
10:0000 "A Force OJ One" (1979. Ofama) Ctwck
Noois, Jennifer O'Nelll.
(I) "Silk Stockings" (1957. MuSIC81) Fred Astaire,
~d Charisse.
(ZJ "Defta0ee" ( 1980.t Orama) Jan-Michael Vin·
cent. Theresa Saldana.
10:06@ "Al Sword's Potnt" (1952. Adventure) Cor· net Wilde. Maureen O'Hara.
10:30. "LOVefS And Liars" ( 1979, Comedy) Goldie
Hawn. Giancarlo Giannini.
11:00(C) "Something Qt Value" ( 1957. Drama) Rock
Hudson. Dana Wynter
11:30® "Caveman" (~98 1. Comedy) Ringo Starr,
Dennis Quaid.
. \1 .. 1 LIC\< )< >:\ \I< >\.IL~
12:00G "Crossfire" ( UM7. Drama) Robert Ryan.
Robert Young. e "Let's Dance" ( ~960. Musical) Betty Hutton.
Fred Astaire. e "The Breaking Point" ( 1960. Adventure) John
Garfield, Phyllis ThaX1er.
Cl) "The Fan" ( 1981. Suspense) Lauren Bacall.
James Garner.
(%) "Blackboard Jungle" ( 1955. Drama) Glenn
F0<d Anne Francis.
1:00 Ci) "The Family" ( 1973. Orama) Charles Bron·
son, Jiii ireland.
CC) "Famlty Man" (Otama) Ed Asner. Anne Jack·
son.
QI) "The Amerlcaniz.ltlon 01 Emily" ( 1964, Come-
dy) James Garner, Julle Andrews.
1:30D "Lions For Breakfast" ( t979. Adventure)
Jan Rubes. Jim Henllhaw.
2:00{[} "Pray TV" ( t980. Comedy) Dabney Cole-
man. Archie Hahn
(%) "Minnie And Moskowlt2" ( t972. Romance)
Gena Rowlands, Seymour Cassel.
2:30()) "The Glass Bo11om Boat" ( 1966. Comedy)
Oorls Day, Rod TaylO<.
3:0011 ''The Eddy Ouchln Story" ( 1966, Blogra·
i ) Tyrone Power, Kim Novak
"Secret Valley"
"The Four Seasons" ( 1981, Ofama) Alan Alda,
Carol Burnett. D "My Bodyguard" (1979, Orama) Chris
Ma~ace. Adam Baldwin.
4:00(ZJ "The Bank Dick" ( 1940, Comedy) W.C
Fields, Una Merkel. .4:30~ "Lolita" (1 2, Comedy) James Mason.
Sue Lyon.
(I) "Toby And The oata Bear" (1981, Fantasy)
Roff Harris.
6:00(!) "Ten Thousand Bedrooms" (1957, Come-
~ Dean Martin. Anna Marla Alberghetll
• "Raintree CCXJnty"' ( t957, Ofama) Eltzabeth
Taylor, Montgomery Clitt
6:05@ "The War Lord" (1965. Drama) Charlton
Heston. Rrchard Boone.
6: 16(%) "Defiance" ( 1980. Drama) Jan-Mrchaet Vin·
cent. Theresa Saldana.
6:30® "Yoong And fsee" ( 1979. Adventure) Erik
Larsen, Keith Larsen
L \ . L :\ I :\( ;
CHIGAGOFEST -A soundstage special
features Rick Nielsen and the energetic
Cheap Trick rock and ron sound on Channel
28 Wednesda~ ~t 10 p .m. The special wu
taped at the (.;hjcagofest before a live audi-
ence of 40,000.
I HAWAII AVE-0
OVER EASY "Diabetes" Guests: Bill Talbert. Of.
Thaddeus Pr001 (R) Q
I NBCNEWS NEEDLECRAFT
MOVIE "My BOdyguard" ( 1979. Orama) Chris
Makepeace, Adam Baldwin. The new kid at e Chi·
cago high school makes friends with the school out·
cast and together they stand up to the cruet gang
which had persecuted them both. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 38
min.j_
6:30(1) ID NEWS
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ALL IN THE FAMILY
KRAFT MUSIC HALL: THE RING OF THE FET·
TVCCINES The Broque Opera Company performs a
spoof of Improbable opera plots, with music by
Bi2et, Mozart, Verdi and others. ( 1 hr )
I NEWSBEA T WITH ClETE ROBERTS
BUSINESS REPORT
7:00 8 CBS NEWS
I NBC NEWS
HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
ABCNEW8
P.M. MAGAZINE A profile ot pop slnger Olivia
NeW1on-John; a divorce case in which the children
were given custody or the house.
DKOJAK
(!) NASL SOCCER New York Cosmos vs San
Diego Sockers (2 hrs) 0 ~AINMENl' TONIGHT The conclU9lon of
a series on the homes of the stars.
IM•A•S•H
JOKER'S WILD
BUSINESS REPORT
THEMUPPETS
POA'TRArTS IN PASTELS POCl<ET BILLIAADS Luther Lassiter vs. Cow-
boy Jimmy Moore (1 hr.) 00 ON VACATION WftH MICt<EY MOUSE ANO
FRIENDS Animated J1mlny Crlckel tries to prOdu~
his own TV 6hOw btJt must first track down vacation-
~stars Mickey, Minnie. Donald and Ptuto • UJ MOVIE "Smokey Bites The Dust" ( t 981. Come-
dy) Jimmy McNlchol. Janet Julian. A high achoOI
deltnquent gets the whole town on hrs trail when he
makes off with the homecoming queen and heads
across the atate In a series or stolen automobiles
'PG' ( 1 hr , 30 min )
(.Q) THE WAY IT WAS .. 1947 W0<ld Serles" BrOOk·
~Dodgers vs. New York Yamnkees (Part 1)
CZJ MOVIE "Blackboard Jungle" ( 1955. Ofama)
Glenn Ford, Anne Francis. A dedicated young
teacher attempts to restore order in a blg·c1ty train e:oo e 9 8 NEWS Ing school where \een-age lawlessness and violence
CHARLIE'S ANOEl..6 have 1aken r0o' (2 hrs )
CBS NEWS 7:301J 2 ON THE TOWN Featured: a vtSit to Freder·
WHrTE SHADOW iel<'s ot Hollywoo<t for a look at the ultimate In men's
ABC NEWS and women's underclothes; an lnteMeW with young
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E ON L.A. Featured: a report on "wonder 0 women": a report on "test tube" babies: a report -
Ion -~l~J~~g. ~
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M*A·s·H '°
SIONA TURE Guest: John Irving ,,
MACNEJL I LEHRER REPORT ::t
MEDIA PROBES "Language" Victor Borge 2-
offers his own special humor In an exploration of the ~
'!!P&Ct of language oo culture Q ~
(CJ MOVIE "The Heist" ( 1978, Adventure) Charles ~
Aznavour. Virna Lisi A French hoodlum tries to fol·
low In the footsteps ol his Ame<lcan gangster hero, ~
John Dillinger. 'R' ( t hr. 32 min.) _.
(al BASEBALL New York Yankees al California ~
A~s(3hrs.) N 7:35 NEWS
8:00 Cl) THE INCREDIBLE HULK David searches
for an antidote for a powerful bactena which has
contaminated a town. ( 1 hr.) D Cl) REAL PEOPLE Featured: bikini-clad boxers:
Canadian hockey players who are priests; Chief
Crazy H0<1e SCtJtpled In a mountain (R) ( 1 hr.)
e -MEME...::-Mlgb Slerta:' (194 t. Orama) Ida Lupi·
no. Humphrey Bogart. A gangster on the run mee1s
-a beautlf~~.!Mhe mountalos.. (2..bll.L~ 8 9 THtGREATEST AMERICAN HERO An )nte<·
nationally reared a6S8ssln plots to spread deadly
nerve gas at a mass protest concert where Tony
and Rhonda's band Is performing. (A) ( 1 hr ) 1J MOVIE "The Romantic Englishwoman" ( t975.
Ofama) Glenda Jackson, Michael Caine. A writer's
suspicions are confirmed when his wife's lover
~ars at their home. without an lnvi1ation. (2 hrs ) m P.M. MAGAZINE A proflle ol pop singer Olivia
Newton-John; a divorce case In which the children
were giveo custOdy of the house
I BA TTLESTAR GALACTICA
STYLE Featured: furniture
MEOIA PA08ES "Language" Victor Borge
offers his own speclal humor In an exploration of the
Impact of language oo culture. 9,
Cl) CALIFORNIA DREAMS ' The Valley" L0<ne
Greene reviews the growth of CaUfornia agrlculture
In the Sallnas Valley .
(I) SPORTS CEHTER
®MOVIE "MeMn And Howard" (1980, Comedy)
Paul LeMat. Jason Robards. An otherwise unknown
gas station attendant claims to be the rlghtful heir to
Howard Hughes' bllllon dollar estate, ·~· ( 1 hr . 35
min.) •
(J) BtZARRE "Voga For Health" Ct MOVIE "Hanover Stree1" ( t979, Romance)
Harrison Ford. Lesley-Anne Down. An American
pilot tans In tove with a married Englrsh nurse during
World War II, then embarks oo a daring mission to
rescue her husband from enemy forces. 'PG' ( t hr .
49 min.)
8:30e All IN THE FAMILV 0 WHEN I THINK Of RUSSIA Six Russian artists
and performers In exlle voice their feelings toward
art. freedom. America and Russia. ( 1 hr.)
• NISE1 LEGACY This documentary expl0<es the
reasons for the increased susceptibility of Japanese
Amer1cans to heart disease.
l'i) HILLARY'S CHALLENGE: RACE TO THE SKY
Sir Edmund Hillary's 1977 Ganges Expedition from
the Ganges River delta to its source high In the
Hlmalayas is documented. ( 1 hr ) CJ:) MOVIE "Airplane!" ( 1980. Comedy) Robert
Ha~. Julie Hagerty. After an airliner's crew falls to
fOOd poisoning, a nervous former war pilot is
pressed Into service and must contend with on·
board hysteria. a secretive control tower and cliche-
filled memories. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
Cl) LAFF·A·THON A comedian host and four comic
contestants who compete against one another are
featured in this oncenso<ed comedy game show
8:35 QZ) All IN THE FAMILY
9:00 8 Cl) ELEANOR. FIRST LADY Of THE WORLD
The llfe ol Eleanor Roosevelt af1er the death of her
husband. President Franklin Roosevelt, Is chronl·
cled, Jean Stapleton. E.G. Marshall and Coral
Browne star (2 hrs.~ D GD THE J=ACT8 OF LIFE Blair laarns that her
mother's surgery Is for cancer and not for cosmetic
reesons (R) -8 (f§J THE FALL GUY Colt and Howie go to Las
Vegas to pick up a small time con man who they
soon learn ls on the hit lrst of the town's top loan
sher1< (R) ( 1 hr.)
I MUSIC WORLD
MERV GRIFFIN Guest. Patti Page. ( 1 hr )
BA TTLEST AR GALACTICA
HILLARY'S CHALLENGE: RACE TO THE SKY
Sir Edmund Htllary'e t977 Ganges Exped111on from
the Ganges River delta to ita source high in tl"le
Himalayas Is documented ( 1 hr.)
CC) MOVIE "The Atth Floor" ( 1980, Orama) Bo
Hop•uns. Dianne Hull An sane young woman Is
lncaroera1ed in a bi28rro mental hospital where vio-
lence and drug at>uSe are the O<der of the day 'R'
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~ (!) COLLEGE FOOTBALL "Notre Dame Spring
T"" Game" (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
,.: Cl) GALLAGHER: AN UNCENSORED EVENING
~ The comedian performs a series of one-linefs and
~ comic vignettes. ( 1 hr.) CZ) MOVIE "Looking For Mr. Goodbar" ( 1977, Ora-
ma) Diane Keaton. Tuesday Weld. A socially
repressed schoolteacher seeks excitement by fre-
quenting singles bars and luring venous men Into
one-night stands. 'A' (2 hrs., 15 min.)
9:05al) MOVIE "Genghis Khan" (1966. Adventure)
Omar Sharif, Stephen Boyd. The terrifying Khan
leads the Mongol hordes across Asia (2 hrs • 35
minJ
9:30 D CID TEACHERS ONLY Principal Cooper
orders Diana to give a make-up test to a rich. flunk·
i~student. CIJ MOVIE "Passage West" (1951, Western) Joha..
Payne, Arleen Whetan. A westward-bound wagon
train gets overtaken by six escaped convicts. ( 1 hr •
30min.)
@ KRAFT MUSIC HALL: THE RING Of THE FET •
T\.ICCINES T~ 8rOQl4.. Q~.l..Comp&oy per1QU!l' a
spool of Improbable opera plots. with music by
_..Q!zet...Mowt.~ef.cl!end olbeUJ .. ~ hr.). ---,... -• -----·-. '9 SOUNOST AGE ·•cneap Trick" One of Amer~
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ca's hottest rock groups performs In an outdoor les-
11va1 concert from Chicago's lakefront; Interviews
with the band are also included. ( 1 hr.)
10:00 D Cl) QUINCY Quincy suspects a cover-up by
fellow students of a college man who died during
lraternir';ll week. ( 1 hr ) 11 rrf Nonsv BEIN' ME ~1er1e Perrine.
Aretha Franklin and Bill Murray join R y Danger-
field for his first prime lime special f elevision. ( 1
hr.)
8) SOUNOSTAGE "Cheap Trick" One of Ameri-
ca's hottest rock groups perf0<ms in an outdoor fes-
tival concert from Chicago's lekefront; interviews
with the band are also included. ( 1 hr )
CB) MOVIE "An Eye For An Eye" (1981, Adven-
ture) Chuck Norris. Christopher Lee. A San Francis·
co cop quits the force to avenge the murder of his
partner by members of a drug ring. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 46
min.)
CJ:) MARVIN HAMLISCH: THEY'RE PLAYING MY
SONG Liza Mlnnelli, Johnny Mathis. Gladys Knight
and Carly Simon sing some of today's greatest hits
Including: "The Way We Were," "What I Did For
Love" end "Nobody Does It Better,."
CJ) MOVIE "Blood Barrier" ( 1980, Ac:1Venture) Telly
Savalas, Eddie Albert. A border patrolman tries to
bring landowne<s who !rattle In illegal aliens to jus-
tice. ( 1 hr., 26 min.) 0 MOVIE "La Gage Aux FolleS II" ( 1980, Come-
dy) Ugo T ognazzi, Michel Serraull. A middle-aged
gay couple are the quarry of a secret organization
trying 10 gel the microfilm that one ot them swal-
lowed. 'R' (1hr .. 39 min.)
10:30e NEWS
I SIGNATURE Guest: John Irving.
JAZZ. AT THE MAINTENANCE SHOP "Great
Guitars (No. 1) " Barney Kessel. HMb Slit and
C~r11e Byrd perform from the Maintenance Shop 11
IOwa State UniversOy. (A) ( 1 hr.) ~ MOVIE "The Kids Are Alright" ( 1979, Musical)
The Who. Films of some of the rock band's perfor-
mances. revealing thetr notorious p!'odivity for
destroying their equipment and the wlld antics of
their drummer, the late Keith Mooo, ate lnttll'Sp8f'Md
with interviews of the group members. 'PG' (1 hr.,
46mil1.) CD> MCME "Ruckus" (1981, Drama) Dirk Benedict
A young stranger proves hims.elf worthy of respect
and earns a position after a small town harrasses
him. (2 ht ..
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STEINBECK'S COUNTRY -The growth
of California agriculture in the Sa11nas Val-
ley is the subject of "California Dreams: The
Valley" on KOCE (Ch. 50) Wednesday at 8
p.m . Narrated by Lome Greene (upper left),
the specW traces the development of agri-
business from the dirt farmers of the 1800s
tc Cesar Chavez and the farm workers union
of today.
CJ:) MOVIE "The Godsend'' ( 1980. Horror) Cyd
Hayman. Malcolm Stoddard. The trouble Is just
beginning for a rural English couple when a mysteri·
ous woman drops by. gives birth to an albino baby
girl and disappears. leaving the Infant behind. 'R' ( 1
hr .. 30 min.)
11:15(%) MOVIE "Detlance" (1980. Orama) Jen·
Michael Vincent. Theresa Saldana. A courageous
young man takes a lone stand against the reckless
members of the viOlent street gang terrorizing his
nei@_borhood. 'PG'i1 hr .. 43 mfn.)
11:308 CJ) MOVIE "Portrait Of An Escort" ( 1980.
Drama) Susan Anspach. Tony Biii. A divorced
woman trying to make ends meet tak89 a job with a
l
fesslonal dating seMce. (A) (2 hrs.. 15 min)
I TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. ( 1 hr.)
ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE
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MOVIE '"The Fan" (1981. Suspense) Lauren
Bacall, James Garner A 'popUlar film star Is victim·
lzed t>Y 1 peychotic admirer. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
11:<Wal) MOVIE "Princess O'Rourke" (1943, Come-
dy) OIMa de Havllland. Robert Cummings. A prln·
cesa talla In love with an Ameflcan during a trip to
the United States. (2 hrs.)
11:4500 MOVIE "The Four Seasons" ( 1981, Otama)
Alan Alda, carol 8urnet1, Three couplet, all close.
lonp-tlme friend$, experience p!'Ofound changes In
their relationships when one of the marriages disin-
tegrates. 'PG' ( 1 ht., 67 min·)
12:00. ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The conclusion of a aeries on the home-of the start.
G 111 LOVE BOAT Doc panics when his ex-wife
boards the ship and 1nf0Glnl him that they are still
~ally married. (R) (1 hr. lOm1n.)
Cf) MOVIE "On The Threshold 01 Space" ( 1956,
Adventure) Guy Madison. Virginia Leith Alter a flier
is 1ntured, his doctor runs into a strange situation (2
~· MOVIE "Aide Beyond Vengeance" ( 1966.
Western) Chuck Connor~Mlchael Rennie. A buffa·
lo hunter seeks revengs1 on several outlaws who
attaci<ed and robbed him after his wife re1ec1ed him
i hrs.) •
LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE
AMERICA: THE SECOND CENTURY
MOVIE "Out Of Seasoo" ( 1975. Orama) Cliff
Robertson. Vanessa Redgrave. Old. problems resur·
face when former lovers meet again at an ott·season
seaside resort. ( 1 hr , 30 min )
12:20 CC) MOVIE "Graduation Day" ( 1981, Suspense)
Christopher George, E.J. Peaker. A madman 1s out
10 murder all the track stars ol a high school and no
one seems 10 know who II is. ( 1 hr .. 40 min)
12:300 Cl) LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
Guests: film butt Ken Murray: comedian Richard
Lewis; former Maha htt man Sunny Gibson and his
---blograpl'fer. R<:rparata Mauola (l hr.)
I COUPLES ~ --~OVIE"'"""1l\e Ed<Jynucnin Story',....n9'5o.""SiC>g--
raphy) Tyrone Power. Kim Novak Pianist Eddy
Oucllin fights 10 make 1t to the top of his profession
I hrs.)
NEWS KRAFT MUSIC HALL: THE RING OF THE FET •
TUCCINES The Broque ()pe<a Company performs a
spoof of improbable opera plots. with music by
Bizet, Mozart. Verdi and others. ( 1 hr )
I PEOPLE ANO OAGANlZA TIONS
AUTO RACING "Belgium Grand Pnx" (2 hrs )
MOVIE "The Hearse" ( 1980. Suspense) Trish
VanDevere, Joseph Cotten A school teacher's
vacation is 1urn into a nightmare when a small-town
lawyers Ines to push her 10 the brink ol insanity (2
hrs .. 15 min.)
12:45CJ:) MOVIE "Fort Apache. The Bronx" ( 1981
Drama) Paul Newman. Ed Asner A tough cop bat
ties crime and corruption in New York City's South
Bronx neighborhood. 'A~ yu., 59 min )
1:00 G MOVIE "The Lignt'That Failed" ( 1939, Ora·
ma) Ronald Colman, Walter Huston. A painter with
failing sight attempts to flplsh his masterpiece only
to see his model destroy )I. (2 hrs.) m MOVIE "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
( 1962, Wes1ern) James Stewert, John Wayne A
man rises 10 glory when he wrongly accepts the
credit for gunning dow'1 a notorious outlaw. ( 1 hr.,
30 min.)
CZ) MOVIE "Ayde eor • ( 1980, Musical) Ray
Gange. The musTc of The Clash 1s featured in a lool<
al the British punk scene. (2 hrs .. 15 min )
1:108 MOVIE "The President's Plane Is Missing"
( 1971, Orama) Buddy Ebsen, Peter Graves. The
vice preslden1 takes over when Air Force One disap·
pears with the president on board. ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
ttlNEWS
1:15(.1) MOVIE "Pick·Up'Summer" (1981, Drama)
Michael Zelnlcke<, C8l1 Marotti A rowdy group of
young toughs and high school klds vie tor the pinball
championship at a local.Jrcade. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 45 mm )
1:30 DID NEWS I D MOVIE "Modern Romance" (1 981. Comedy)
Albert Brooks. ~thryn Harrold. A film edit°' tries
repeatedly to win back lhe heart of the woman he
loves. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 33 m~
1:3500 MOVIE "Caven:ian" ( 1981. Comedy) Ringo
Starr. Dennis Quaid. "me clOwnish member of a
barely human prehistoric tribe begins 10 discover
that brains and not brawJ'I wlll be lhe key lo his
peoi e'ssurvivel. 'PG' (1hr .. 31 min.)
1:40 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
1:45 NEWS
2:00 MOVIE ''Whistling In Dixie" ( 1942, Comedy)
Red Skelton, Ann ord. A radio detective
goes down South on eymoon ana discovers
strange events occ 1 hr., 30 min.) ~ MOVIE "Family Orama) Ed Asner, Anne
Jackson. Only aft• an affair, does a man
realize his lifelong r ies to others. ( 1 hr .. 40
min. •
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2:208 MOVIE "The Red Tent" ( 1971, Adventure)
Petet FTnch, Sean Connery A 1928 flight 10 Alaska
1s downed. and rescuers attempt to reach the
stranded crew. ( 1 hr .. 66 min.)
2:30(1) MORNING STRETCH
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2:40G NEWS
@WORLD AT LARGE
3:00 8 MOVIE "Cyn11a" ( 1932. Orama) Ronald
Colman. Kay Francis. A e 1111sh barnster uses his
wife's absence as a ltme to take up with a g111 from
the WOl'k1ng class ( 1 hr., 30 mm )
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MOVIE "Blood Barner" ( 1980, Advenl\Jre) Telly
Savatas. Eddie Albert A border pa1rolman tries to
bring landowners who traffic 1n illegal ahens 10 ius-
tice. ( 1 hr . 26 min ) 0 MOVIE "Deadly Games" (198 1, Mystery) Sam
Groom. Dick Butkus A woman returns to her home-
town to investigate her sister's mysterious death 'R'
( 1 hr . 35 mtn ) +
3: 1000 MOVlE "The Amencanizalion OJ Emily"
Lindsey takes
'Hee Haw' on road
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LOS ANGELES -"Hee Haw," the TV show -
that Fred Silverman once said you couldn't kill with ~
a stick, is taking ita music and com on the road. ~
The "Hee liaw" s~e show was tried out at ~
Knott's Berry Fann in SOuthem California and In ~
Spokane, Wuh., where It drew 90,000 people In~
four days. In May, the st.age show will visit Vir-.....,
ginia. West Vlrginla and North C.arohna. -
"It's simply one hour of 'Hee Haw.' the tongs ~
and the sketches, just the way we do It on the air," ~
says George Lindsey, a co-star of the show for the
last 12 years. "l do the special guest spot at the end
of the stage show. It's part of my night club act."
( 1964. Comedy) James Garner. Julie Andrews.
~~.-een a.B11t.ish,,,war.Jo111.d.Q.w~.
non-heroic officer assigned to provide his superiors
with the luxuries of home { t hr . 55 mtn.)
"Hee Haw" Is a television phenomenon. CBS
hastily threw it on the air in June 1969 aft.er can-
celing "The Smothers Brothers c.omedy Hour." It
was meant only as a summer show, but it was ao
popula.t_the..ne.two.ck btJlugh1 it back.Jt WI.a ~y
axed by CBS in July 1971, when Fred Silvennan,
-~!!11·-~~rk. got-rid of-alJ-eouota y•
3: 15 CZ) MOV1E "l<>0«1ng For Mr Goodbar" (1977,
Drama) Diane Keaton. Tuesday Weld. A SOC1ally
repressed schoolteaotier see4<s excitement by fre-
quenting singles bars and luring various men into
one-night stands. 'A' (2 hrs .. 15 min.)
3:30m MoV1E "Wh1stllng In The Dark" (194 1, Com-
edy) Red Skelton, Ann RuthetfOfd A weird cult
captures a radio detective. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
3:46 ~ MOVIE "The Fifth FloOI'" ( t 980, Drama) Bo
Hopkins. Dianne Hull. An sane young woman is
incarcerated in a bizarre mental hospilal where vlo-
lence and drug abuse are the O<der of the day 'A'
INFLUENCE FELT -Jean StJJplet.on stars as
Eleanor Roosevelt who, following the death of
her husband, seir.es a chance r.o become an in-
fluential public figure in her own right in a
two-hour dramatic special on CBS (Ch. 2)
Wednesday at 9 p.m.
'Star Wars' to be released in video rentals
BEVERLY HILLS -The biggest box office
hit in the history of motion pictures, "Star Wars'',
winner of six Academy Awards, will be releued by
Twl!ntieth Century-Fox Video on a three month
reutal program. beginn.ina June, it was announced
~ •. by St.eve Roberta, c'hainnan of Fox Video.
The prerecorded videocauett.e will be available
ln both VHS and Bet.a ll formats, in stereo on VHS
(mono compatible).
Roberta said, "The releaae of "Star Wars" by
Fox Video ia a milestone in the home video industry.
It reaffinna our dedication to providing the consu-
mer, along with. dealen and d.imibutors, with the
best in motion picture entertainment."
"Star Wan" is a spedaCUlar film that repre-
sents the ultimate ln cinematic entertainment.
Wrtter/Dlrect.or George Lucaa' pasllion for lcience
fantasy adventure and romance is captured on
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Venture90me Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill)
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captain Han Solo (Harrison Ford) team together
with a loveable robot duo R2-D2 and C3PO to res.-
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oriented programs.
The producer hocked everything they owned
to put the show into syndication -a smart move,
since "Hee Haw" is television's most succeuful
weekly syndicated show. It's seen 52 weeks a yearl
on 200 stations in thia country and in Canada.
Undaey, perhaps best known aa Goober from
"The Andy Griffith Show" and "Ma berry RFD,"
says, "I'm a jack-of-all-trades on 'Hee l::w: I do my
own ward.rObe, 1 write my own material. I've been
given carte blanche, or, as we aay on 'Hee Haw.'
carte grits. 1 do my saven -that's what you do to
save a joke. I pour milk over my head or what.ever.
We don't make any bones about the material being
terrific."
"Hee Haw," which la taped in Nashville. takes
up only a small part of Undaey's Ume. He has a
nightclub act ln Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe, b1a own
cefebrity goU t.oumament, he baa a comedy album
just out, he recently taped a special for cable TV,
and he makea frequent guest appearances on auch
shows as "M-A-S-H" and "Herbie the Love Bug.''
"I 9eem to play a lot of cowboys now that I've
aged gracdully," he aays. "When I first came out
here. I played a lot of v1llain.1 on 'Gunsmoke' and a
lot of other shows. Then in 1964, I started doing
Goober on Andy's show and I haven't been off
weekly t.eleviaion since then."
Lindley, a native of Juper, Ala., and a former
school teacher and coach, studied acting at the
American Theater Wing ln New York. He starred
on Broadway as Mooee, the football player, in "All
American" and in "Wonderful Town." He was ln
"Ensign Pulver," the movie sequel to "Mr. Roberts.'' and has done vo.ioes on Walt Dianey fea-
tures like "The ~." "Robin Hood" and "The
Arlatocata.''
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5:15(C) "Something Of Value" (1957, Orame) Allck
Hudaon, Dene Wynter.
5:80(1) "Minnie And Moekowltz'' (1972, Aomanoe)
Gene Rowlands, Seymour Cesael. S:OOCID ''The ~ Oumpflng Gang Rides Agetn"
(1979, Comedy) T1m Conway. Don Knott1.
Cl) "Toby And The Koala Bear" (1981, Fantasy)
Rolf Harrie.
8:0511Zl "Ruby Gentry" (1952. Orama) Jennifer
Janee, Cheriton Heston.
7:10CC) "Aollef Boogie" (1979, Musical) Linda Blair.
Jim Bray.
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5:05 aJ "Spenoer' • Mountaltf l C( t963, Orama) Henry Fonda. Maureen O'Hara.
6:309 "The Spider's Stratagem" (1970. Orama)
Glullo Brogl, Alida Valtl. CID ·~ Apple Dumpling. , Gang Rides Again"
( 1979. Comedy) T1m eon-.y. Don Knona.
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MOVIE "Resurrection" (1980, ~) 81en
Burstyn, Sam Shepard. After a near-fatal auto acci-
dent, a woman finds that she has the ability 10 heal
I
7:30(1) "The Bank Dick" (HMO, Comedy)' W.C.
Flefds. Una Merkel.
• a.-oo(l)~'The--91eek ~·-tms:-~~ronr
Max1m111an Schell. Rob«t Fonrte< "-Y't9ttJ~.-' ·------9· '•'Mr~f'RJ'11:1, -oiirM}()hrls Ma~. Adam Baldwin.
OJherS but lsp_er~~~~ ---
----cramr a dlVlne lilfloence. 'f>'G· '( 1 hr .. 45 min.)
..
8:05(1l) "No Sad Songs Fot Me" (1950, Orama) M'at~ret Sutlavan, Wendell Co<ey.
8:30(11) "Savage Harvest" (1980, Adventure) Tom
Skerrttt. Michelle Phllflps.
9:00(C) "Penelope" (1966. Comedy) Natalie WOOd.
Ian Bannen.
(J) "The ldolmaker" ( 1980, Orama) Ray Sharkey.
T ovah Feldshuh.
9:30• "Texas Terror" (1935, Western) John
Wa~. Gabby Hayes.
10:0000 "Touched By Love'' (1980, Orama)
Deborah Raffln, Diane Lane.
Cl) "Julie" ( 1956, Suspense) Doris Day, Louis
Jourdan. D "Father Of The Bride" ( 195Q, Comedy) Spen·
cer Tracy, 8izabeth Ta~.
10:05 Ill) "The King And Four Queens" ( 1956, West·
em} Clark Gab6e, Eleanor Parker.
11:00CC) "I'm All Right, Jack" (1960, Comedy) Ian
Carmichael. Peter Seners.
i%) ''The Leopard" ( 1963, Orama) Bt1rt Lancaster,
Claudia Cerdlnale.
11:30D "Hanover Street" ( 1979, Romance) Harri-
son Ford, Lesley·Anne Down.
12:00e "AdVenture In Baltlm()(e" (HM9, Comedy)
Robert Young. Shirley Temple. e "Fancy Pants" (1950, Comedy) Bob Hope.
Lucllle Ball. e "Pork Chop Hiii" ( t959. Adventure) Gregory
Peci<, Harry, Guardino.
CB) "Steel ' ( 1980, Orama) Lee Majors, Jennifer
O'NeRI.
Cl) "Wiiiie & Phil" (1980, Comedy) Michael
Ontkean. Margot Kidder.
1 :00 (f) "Chino" ( 1973. West em) Charles Bronson.
Vincent Van Patten.
CC) "The Man With Bogart's Face" (1980, "Com&-
ILLEGAL ENTRY -Bruce Johnaon guest
stars a a murderous dwarf seeking entry to
Robin's Nest in "Magnum, P.I." on CBS (Ch.
2) Thursday at 8 p.m.
dy) Robert S8cchl, Olivia HUS$iy.
1:30• "The ldolmaker" (1980, Drama) Ray Shar-
key. Tovah.Feldshuh.
1:'6(%) "The Bank Dick'' ( 1940, Comedy) W C.
Fields, Una Merkel
2:00(0 "The Nortl'l Avenue •rregulers" (1979. Com·
i ) Edward Herimann, Barbara Harris.
"The Americanization Of Efnlly" ( t964. Co~
James Garner. Julie Andrews.
3:ooe "Legend Of The Lost" ( 1957. Advent1He)
John Wayne, Sophia Loren.
CB) "Take This Job And Shove It" ( 1981, Comedy)
Robert Hays, Barbara Hershey.
(J) "The Four Seasons" (198 t. Drama) Alan Alda.
Carol Burnett.
4:30 Cl) "The Looney, Looney. Looney Bugs Bunny
Movie" (1981, Comedy) Animated. Voices by Mel
Blanc, June Foray
6:00 ~ "Roller Boogie" (1979, Musical) Unda Blair,
Jim Bray. O "Nlghtwlng" (1979, Suspense) Nick Mancuso,
David Warner.
(J) "Minnie And Moekowlt1" ( 1972. Romance)
Gena Rowlands, moor Cassel.
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PORTRAITS IN PASTa..s
MOVlE "Penelope" (,\._OOs. Comedy) Natalie
Wood. Ian Bannen. A negleaed wife deeides to dis-
guise herself ~nd rob her huSband's bank. ( t hr .. 40
min.) CD MOVIE "The Last l.,.tro" (1980, Drama)
Catherine Deneuve. Gerar~ Depardleo. Directed by
Francois Truttaut. During ~ War II. the proprie-
tors of a small Paris theatr, lry to keep their esta~
Ushment open during the German occupation. 'PG'
.{g hrs . 10 min.) ,
CO) MOVIE "Cattle Anni~ ~nd little Britches"
( 198 1, Western) Burt umcaster, John Savage.
Two tough outlaws pick up a pair of teen-age girls
and take them along on their adventures. ·po· ( 1
hr .. 35 min.) Cl THE GOLDEN AGE OF TELEVISION "Marty"
Rod Steiger and Nanc~•rchand star In a 1955
oductlon of Paddy C e(al<y's teleplay about a romely butcher who fal~ n rove with a plain girl. ( ,
hr.)
('%) MOVIE "The ldol~er" ( t980, Orama) Ray
Sharkey, Tovah Feldshuh, f4 manlpulatl\le manager
usas various ploys to catJpult two teen-agers Into
pop singing stardom. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 47 min.)
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EYE ON LA. Featured: behind the scenes Jitrn-
lng of "Conan. The Barbarian"; a profile of c;afol
Doda: a selectton of popular commerc1&ls frolli'for-
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ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The first of a two-
pav~~Wrf opera stars. IM•A•s•H
SIGNATURE ~J; Bar. bara Cartland.
MACNEIL / L~ REPORT
NEWS
RACE FOR THE PENNANT "The Rookies"
Hosts Barry Tompkins and Tim McCarver take an
~t what4' tneen&<so-be~-
7:361 NEWS 8:00 Cl) UAGNUM, P.I. A beautiful girl snuf>s
~um and goes alter Higgins. (R) ( 1 hr.) e • FAME A yo\d\g out-Ol-state student arrives In
New Yori< City to attend the High School for the
Perlorming Arts. (A) (1 hr.) e MOV1E "Assault Oo Precinct 13" (1976, Ora-
ma) Austin Stoker, Darwin Joston. Policemen and
• convicts join forces to prevent a teen-age gang from
i·~ siege to a police station. (2 hrs.)
0 NO SOAP, RAOfO
MOVIE "The Valachl Papers" ( 1972, Orama)
Charles Bronson, Lino Ventura. A notorious
underworld figure de<;l,des to testify before a Senate
in~'\uiute. c2 hrs.> i P.M. MAGAZINE A tour of the many sub-<:ul-
tures In Los Angeles: an electronic paln-ki"ing
device.
I BA TI'LE.ST AA GALACTICA
BOTANIC MAN •1latltude Zero" Or. David Bella-
my demonstrates variations In vegetations, as he
ctlmbs from the equator In Ecuador up Into the
Andes.
• LAST CHANCE GARAGE Brad Sears uses a
diagnostic compute\' for a Camero tune-up and
demonstrates how to teat a battery. G SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Slsk-
el look at the changing Hollywood portrayal of
homosexuality with scenes from "Making Love."
"Personal Best" and "Victor, Victoria." CE SPORTS CENTER
(II) MOV1E "Steel" ( 1980, Drama) Lee Majors.
Jennifer O'Neill. A beautiful woman is assisted by a
tough construction foreman in running the company
she Inherits after her father's suspicious. "acciden-
tal" death. 'PG' ( 1hr.,.t1 min.)
(I) MOVIE "Terror Train" ( 1980. Suspense) Ben
Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis. A college fraternity's
New Year's masquerade party turns into a night-
mare when a vindictive guest starts killing off the ~rty-goers. 'A' ( t hr., 37 min.) II MOVIE "Fout Play" (1978. Comedy) Goldie
Hawn. Chevy Chase. A ffbrarlan enlists the aid of an
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Mi&s USA 1981, wt11 crown her .uoce:..-on
"The 1982 Miss USA Pageant" sped.al, to be
broadcast live from the Mississippi Coliaeum In
.Biloxi, Mm., on CBS (Ch. 2) Thursday at 9
p.m.
Inept police detective after she becomes involved In
a bizarre &erles of murders and kidnapping
attempts. (1 hr .. 55 min.)
8:30 8 9 MORK & MINDY Mor1<. Mindy and
Mearth are COfnered by Katnik at an Arizona fat
farm. (Part 2)
i RACING FROM AOOSEVEL T
ALL IN THE FAMILY
MOVIE "The Spider's Stratagem" ( 1970, Ora-
ma) Giulio Brogl, Alida Valli. A young man uncovers
the truth about the death of his father. (2 hrs.)
• SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebart and Gene Sisk-
e! look at the changing Hollywood portrayal of
homosexuaNty with scenes from "Making Love."
"Personal Best" and "Victor, Victoria." G LAST CHANCE GARAGE Brad Sears straight·
ens out an alignment problem and evaluates differ-
ent makes and' modefs of tires
8:36 (Ill ALL IN THE FAMILY
CO) 8fNG BEAST 8fNG
9:009 Cl) THE 1982 MISS USA PAGEANT The
3 tst annual edition of this event win be telecast from
the Convention Cent8f In Biloxi, Miss.: Joan Van Artl
and Bob Barker are ho&ts. (2 hrs.)
8 • OtFPRENT S~ Arnold discovers that
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30 days to move. (Part 2) Q ~
Cl) MOVIE "Roed To Salina" (1971. Orama) Mlm-r-
sy Farmer. Robert W&IJ(er. A handsome hitchhiker_ o eneount.. a looety young womeo at a desolate co
roadlldt eaf9 In Mexk:o. (2 hrs.) .,,
• Maw GRIFFIN Guests: Sean Connery, Jessy :::i.
Dixon. Andtew Tobias. Brian McCann. ( 1 tv. >_ .~
I BA TTL.EST AR GALACTICA '<
NUMERO UNO Belgium's Eddy Merckx. the ~
world' a greatest competitor In the sport of cycling, is ~
~ofiled. G MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Love In A Cold CU-~
mate: Monsieur Le Dvc" In Paris, Linda begins a -
whirlwind romanoe with Le Due de Sauveterre. ~
(Part 7) O ( 1 hr.) ,..,
CC) MOVIE "The Evil" ( 1978. Horror) Richard C<en-
na, Joanna Pettet. A sinister and te<rlfylng force
conceals Itself beneath a trap doOr In' a reputedly
"haunted" house. 'A' (1 hr., 30 min.)
(I) AUTO ~CING "Be4glum Grand Prix" (2 hrs.)
(I) MOYIE "LOI/Ing Couples'' (1980;-Comedy) -
Shltiey Mac:Lalne, James Coburn. A married couple
and a -pair of young alngleS switch partners rn a-9!me of llfeetyle sampling and romantio rev~.
PG' ( 1 hr., 37 min.)
(%)MOYIE "The Four Seasons" (1981, Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Three couples, all clo&e.
l~·tlme friends. experience profound changes in
their retation&Nps when one of the marriages diskl-
tegates. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 57 min.)
9:06(1l) MOVIE "Challenge Of The Gladiator" (1~.
Adventure) Rock Stevens. Glorla MIHand. Spar-
tacus leads his band of slaves In revolt against Nern.
the mad fiddler of Romo. (2 hra.)
9:308 e GIMME A SR£AK Julie, upset over not
having a dale for the prom. goes out for a walk and
returns hours later with the man of her dreams In
low. (R) 8 9 TAXJ Elaine gets sick of Louie's Insults,
enlists aid from a women's group and gels the
lecherous dispatcher fired. (R) Q
• UP ANO COMING "Inside Track" Marcus finds a
sure-fire way to make fast money In order to buy a
motorcycle. O CD MOVIE "91ood earrler" (1980, Adventure) Telly
Savalas, Eddie Albert. A border patrolman tries to
bring landowners who traffic In illegal aliens to jus-
tice. ( 1 hr., 26 min.)
10:00 D e Hill STREET BLUES The bOdy of Ren-
ko' s deceased father Is stolen. and Joyce regains
eome of her faith In the criminal justice system. ( t
lhr.)1••GNEWS
'iO I 'iO
TO THE MANOA BORN MOVIE "Savage Harvest" ( 1980. Adventure)
Tom Skerrltt, Michelle Phillipa. An African drought
drives wild animals into populated areas. 'PG' ( t
hr., 25 min.)
Cl) BIZARRE "Best Of Blzarre's Second Season" II MOV1E "Kiii And Klll Again" ( t981, Adventure)
James Ryan, Anneline Kriel. A martial arts expert
battles the minions of a power-mad scientist Intent
on enslaving mankind with a new mind-control drug.
'PG' ( 1 tv .. .tO min.)
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10:30.NEWS
ISIGNATURE Guest: Barbara Cartland.
UPPOMPEJI
· MONEYMAKERS MOVIE "Famlty Enforcer" (Orama) Joseph
COftese. Joseph Pescl. A young man tries to get
ahead In the mafia, but hasn't the brains 10 pull the
scheme off.'R' ( 1 hr .. 20 min.)
Cl) WAO<V WORLD Of JONATHAN WINT£RS
Guest: John Davidson.
11:00. 8 8 Cl) 0. NEWS
I SA'fOROAY NIGHT
YOU ASKED FOR IT
JOE FRANKLIN
M•A•s•H
BENHYHtLL
BOTANIC MAN ·'Latitude Zero" Or. OaVid Bella-
my demonstrates variations In vegetations, as he
climbs from the equat0t In Ecuador up Into the
Andes.
I DICK CAVETT ' THE LAWMAKERS COtrespondente Linda Wet-
a . .-----
borhOO<J. ·po· ( 1 hr . 43 min.)
2:06 (!) NEWS
2:20(1) MOVIE "H 0 T S.l" ( WZ9. Comedy) Susan
Kiger, Lisa London A soror1tffe1ect decides to form
her own club of co-eds who concentrate on gratify-
ing sex.·starved collegians. 'R' ( t hr . 35 min.)
2:30 (!) MORNING STRETCH e MOVIE "Twisted Brain" (1974, Horr0<) Pat
Cerdl. John Niland A tormensed teen-ager is driven by f0<ces outside his control to commit frenzied acts
o murder ( 1 hr . 30 min )
(fl) RAT PA TAOL
2:40 1GNEWS 2:'5 MOVIE "Behold A Pale Horse" ( 1964, Ora-
ma) Gregory Peck. Anthony Quinn. A 20-year feud
between a Spanish loyalist and a local police chief
ends with lhe death of one of them. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
2:50 (}I) WITH A TOUCH OF 80ALESOUE Sid Cae-
sar and Imogene Coca perform baggy pants come-
dy and slapstick routines along with performances
by burlesque queens in a shdW taped at the Star
Theatre in Fllnl , Michigan. ( 1 hr.}
3:008 MOVIE "The tagle And The Hawk" (1933,
Orama) Fredric March, Cary Grant. A war-weary fli-
er sinks Into a deep depression. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
,_J..._ __
-thelmec..aod COkle..Boberta. Join P.aul Duke '°' an up-
to-the-minute summary of Congressional activities.
(f}YMS WEEK~ ,,,__ &FRANKLIN EW8 .
~l'H!'NHt: - -• ~ ----
VIE "The ldolmaker" (1980, Drama) Ray
Sharkey, Tovah Feldshuh. A manipulative man&Qef
uses various ploys to catapult two teen-agers into
pop singing stardom. 'PG' ( J fl< .. 47 min.)
CJ:) MOvtE "The Chinese Connectl011" ( 1973.
Adventure) Bruce LM, Robert Baker. A martial arts
student sets out to avenge the murder of his teachet
In whicti a rival school was Involved. 'A' ( 1 hr.. 4 7
min)
(Q) MOVIE "The Arat Deadly Sin" ( 1980, Mystery)
Frank Sinatra. Faye Dunaway. A veteran New Yor1<
City police detectlwt. whoee wtte Is suffering from a
serious Illness. trlel to catch a brutal kMler tMorlling
Manhattan. 'A' ( 1 hr., 52 min.)
(I) MOVIE "The Black Hole" ( 1979, Scienoe-flc-
tlon) Maxlmlllan Schell, Robet1 Forster, Yvette Mlm-
leux. The csew of a futuristic speceshlp discove<s
another vessel perched on the edge of a formatJon
which pulls anything nearby Into a giant void where
time and spece cease to extst. ·PG' ( 1 hr., 57 min.)
(%) MOVIE "The Leopard" (1963, Orama) Burt
Lancaster, Claudie Cardinale. Garibaldi's 1860 lnva·
siM of Slclty results In the demotion of the aristo-
crats In the social 0tdel'. (2 hrs., 45 min.)
11:06 (fl) MOVIE "The 49th Man" ( 195S, Orama)
John Ireland, Richard Denning. American lntent-
gence agents work frantically to pt'event the enemy
from s~llng i~ A-bOmb parts. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
11:308 (I) QUINCY While serving on a jury. Quincy
questlona .the validity of evidence, leading to a ml&-
trial._! 1 hr .. 10 min.) 8 • TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: The
Oak Ridge Boys. ( 1 hr.)
I 0 AlM; ~ NIGHTUNE
KOJAK
THE JEFFER80N8
SANFORD ANO SON
MOVIE "The Spider's Stratagem" ( 1970, Dra-
ma) Giulio Brog!, Alida Valli. A young man uncovers
the truth about the death of his lathe<. (2 hra.)
I NEW88EAT WfTH CleTE A08ERT8
CAPTIONED ABC NEWS
8POAT8 CENTEA MOVIE "Take This Job And ShoYe It" ( 1981.
Comedy) Robert Hays. Barbala Hetshey. A young
corp0tate executive rvns into resistance When he
returns to his hometown to revltallze a company
bl'ewery. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 40 min.)
11:50(C) MOVIE ''I'm All Right, Jack" (1960, Come-
dy) Ian Carmichael. Peter Sellers. In trying to do a
good Job for his uncle In a factory. a well-meaning
bumbler actually upeeta the cr~ed scheme his
uncle has so carefully planned. ( 1 hr .. 50 min.)
12:00• ENTERTAINM£NT TONIGHT The first of a
two-_e_art r~ on male soap opera stars.
e O VEGA$ Young women recently released from
prison are forced to pose as call girl• as part of a
blackmail scheme. (A) ( 1 hr .. 10 min.)
(!) MOVIE "Dear Murderer" (1947, Mystery) Et1c
Portman, Greta· Gynt. When a txJs!nessman
suspect• his wife of lnfldellty. he murders the man
he believes to be he< lovef, but hla revenge back·
firn. (2 hrs.)
• MOVtE ''Mrs. Miniver" ( 1942. Orama) Greer
Gareon. Walter Pidgeon. A family IMng in England
dUrlng the German siege atrugglel to maintain a
normal exlltence. (2 In .. 45 min.)
I LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE
EXPLOAINO LAHOUAGE
UKEL Y STOAIEI The work of tOday·s l'lott•t
young wrltttfl, dlrtc:tort" and atar. are gathered
together In lhOrt film, vtdeo and animated seg..
menta. 1_1 hr.) •
12:308 e LATE NIGHT wmt DAVID LETTENotAN
Guests: Sitt Cartii'. Ttd Nugent, Jeck "Hackl8W" ~ o( the San Frenc:leco 49M. ~ t tv.)
I COUPLE8
MOVE "legtnd Of The Lott'' ( 1957. Adven-
ture) John Wayoa. 8ophla Lcw.n. Two men and a
Wdman ... ,en the Seheta f()( a Iott Offy oon11lnlng
i19=uure. (2 hta.)
BUMMBD-OVT1 -Sgt Mk1c Belker (Bruce
WeitJ', center) goes undercover u a bum co
trap a bomiddal alMhet' wbo hM been preying
on defenseless winos on t.be city'• skid row in
"Invulon of the Tbird-Worlcl Mutant Body
Snatchers" on ''Hill Street BlU8" Thuraday ac
10 p.m. on KNBC (Ch. 4).
Cl) fOP RANK BOXJNG From Fort Wor1h. Texas. (2
hrs. 30 min.) 12:36~ MOVIE "Outpost In Malaya" (1952, Adven.-
ture) Claudette Colbert. Jack Hawkins. The owner
of a Malayan rubber plantation experiences domes-
tic dlsc0td with hit wife. ( 1 hr .. 55 min.)
12:408 Cl) MCMILLAN & WIFE McMillan discovers
that his Idler's fianoe Is Involved 1n a phony stock
deal. (A) (2 hra.)
12:46(1) MOVIE "The Attic" ( 1979. Hooor) Carrie
Snodgrass. Ray Milland A lltll8rian lives In the past
with her memotles of e love who disappeared. 'R' ( 1
hi .. 40 min.)
1:ooe MOVIE "The Dark Angel" (1935. Orama)
Fredric Match, Merle Oberon. When two love rivals
march off to war, one of them is blinded and given
!for dead. (2 hrs.)
MOVIE "The Curse Of Bigfoot" (1972, Horr0t)
illlam Simonsen. Robert Clymlre. A Yeti-like beast
holds a smaK Calltornla town In a grip of anxiety and
fear ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) CO MOVIE "The Final Countdown" (1980. Sclence-
Flclion) Kirk Douglas. Manin Sheen. A mysterious
storm at sea transports the atomlc-pow8fed aircraft
carrier U.S.S. Nimitz beck In time to December 6.
194 1, positioning the vessel between Pearl Harbor
and the advancing Japanese fleet. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 43
min.) e MOVIE "Lovers And Llart" ( 1979, Comedy)
Goldie Hawn. Giancarlo Giannini. While traveling In
Italy, in American girl meets and falls In love with a
marrltd man. 'R' (fhr . 36 min.)
3:1&8 MOVIE "Convicts Four" ( 1963, Comedy)
Ben Gazzara, Stuart Whitman A convict becomes a
famous painter during ·his 17-year Pflson term. ( 1
hr .. 45 min.)
3:30 Cl) SPORTS FORUM
(%)MOVIE "The Four Seaaone" (1981. Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Thf .. couples. an close.
long-time friends. experience profound changes In
their relationships when one of the marriages disin-
tegrates. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 57 min.)
3:40 CC) CINEMAX SHORT FEATURE
3:50(}1) MOVIE "Savage Harvest" ( 1980, Adven-
ture) Tom Skerrltt, Miohelle Philllps. An African
drought drives wlld animals Into populated areas
'PG' ( t hr .. 25 min.)
4:00 (!)JIMMY SWAGGART
(!)SPORTS CENTER
Cl) MOVIE "Terror Train" (1980. Suspense) Ben
Johnson. Jamie Lee Curtis. A college fraternity's
New Year's masquerade party turns into a night·
mare when a vindictive glJell' starts killing off the
per~-goers. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 37 min.)
4:06 ' FUNTIME
4: 16 MOVIE "Penelope" ( J966. Comedy) Natalie
Wood. Ian Bannen. A neglected wife decldeS to dis.-
guise herself and rob her husband0s bank. ( 1 hr .. 40
mlnj
4:30 8 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
Cl) JIM BAKKER
Mobil buys apy story
for public television
MobU Corp, has purchaed the U.S. television
righta \o "Reilly," a 13-par\, &rue-life spy story
.cheduled to begin production !n June in Malta.
New Zealander Sam Neill will play Sidney
Reilly ln the production by BrtU!n'• Thames Tele-
vt&on. The aeries will be broedcMt on public TV.
Skiney ReWy wu a White Bu.ian who spied
for Enaland around the time of World War I.
Afi date for "Reilly" hu not been determined.
George Segal, Trevoi: Howard, Robert Morley
and Emlyn WTlltam1 wUl •tar in "The Deadly
Game," a two-hour movie for cable television.
Director George Schaefer will direct the film
on location in London. The movie waa adapted from
the novel "Trapa," by SwiN author Friedrich
Duerrerunatt. 1: 1oe MOVIE "It's Allvet" (1964. Science-Fiction)
Tommy Klfk. Shirley Boone. A lunatlc's twisted plot
~~~at:'c~[,: =~~l~~!:~u:v~:~~,:. Lucille Ball will be hoateas of a one-hour Ji:. hr., 30 min.) ''Three'• Company" retroapec'tive on ABC May 19 .
M) ~E "Death Hunt•• (1981. Adventure) 20th Century-Fox and Showtime Entertain-
Charlel Bronten. Lee Marvin. In the 19308. a Moun· ment are developtna "Paper Chue" aa a series for
tie and a frontlef crlmlnal wage an old battle as cMI~ pay television . : . Gtorae Brett of the K.ansu City
zatlon encroeches on the Canadian wilderness. 'R' Royall wlll star in lncfependent TV 1eries called
~hr .• 36 min.) "Royal Five." ... ~;46! ws"The Man With Bogart'• Face" the :OC':!~Z~ wtth Erik .l£ltrada tn
( 1980, Comedy) Robert Sacchi. Ollvla Hussey. A
man decldea to change Na llfeltyll end p'hyslcal Manin Sheen and Blythe Danner Ital' Jn "Man.
IPC*fanc. to rtttmble h'9 acr..n Idol 'PG' (1 hr., Woman and Child," theJlhn adap&ation of the novel 31 m!n.) ._, ..._._ ... a-.. 1 CZ> MO'lll "0tr11noe" (1980. Drama> ~1Chat1 .,, ~· .....-.-
Vincent. Thtr ... Saldana. A OOUflgl()Ut young The movie.,_ into production in mUf.May at
man takes a lone atand egalntt the reckleel l'1'l8m-various locationa ln Loi Anpi.. It wW ello be fU·
bet• ot the vlc*nt ltrMt CM1nO t.rrorlz.lng hla netgn-med for two weeka (n Nmniandy, J'nmce.
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Jack Kelly reprises
I
Bart Maverick role
Huntington Beach dty councilman Jack Kelly,
who oo-•tarred u J~1Gamer'1 brother In the orf&inal "Maverick" ~prilel hi.a role of Bart
Maverick in a ~~ in "The Hidalao 'I'hiDI," to be aired at 8. p.m. Tueeday on NBC (Cb.
4).
In the ahow, Bret.)daverick UNI a queetionabJie
pre-Columbian artifact to finance a gig1µ1tic con
game in whJch he plans to eell the entire Ari7.ona
territory to an umuspectina ~ hero. The epi-
sode i9 part of the "Bret Maverick" .e.ries. . ~
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• -·"''Kra'iiCrerlopleToo,"'lhe~ny ~-
win rt i na c hildren •a' show, will tea tuft
ventriloqui.at-<10m' Willle Tyler and lideklCk
Lester, quarterback J unk:ett and "mad .qlq:
vieolqp.st WU Shriner , 'y at 10:30 a.m. on~
(Ch. 7}. ,• ru •.• . 'fwentb,f::;:t top stars from ABC, CBS and NBC enter ent ahowa diaplay their atb.19Jtc
akilla and endurance ta ad.ting bead-to-bMd com-~tition when ABC prae!ttl the 12th edition ot the
'Battle of the Networil 81an'' Friday at 9 p.m. on
Channel 7. •••
"Borderlanda," a portrait of bow hnmigratian
affects the re.identa Of'\tle Mexican-U.S. border,
ain Saturday at 9 p.m. fi*i~KCE'r (Ch. 28). •
The dorwnentary ~the draunatancea ol
individual men, wcmen q children who, beaau.e
of poverty, ambition or lell8e of adventure, Uw on
Metia>'• rapidly expanding northern frontier. '
··~ . Giggling Goldie Hawn forsakes glamorous
bangles and spangles, •~P;~ Into overalla an!
tennis shoes for "<1oldie Nxi · . . .Listen to Us.
a speda1toairat8 p.ni'-~turday on ABC (Qi. 7). .v •
•••
Ralph Watte, Michael Learned and aeveral
other regulars from "The Waltona" reprbe their
roles from the Jong-running aeries in "Mothers Day
on Walton'• Mountain." to air at 9 p.m. on NBC (Ch.
4). l \1 £. ' Thia la the aecona o~mree televlalo.n moves·
inlpnd by the~~
• • •
The corrueUon ot•1nnocence that led one
"bmicnble man to bec•wM an tmtrwnent of Adolf
Hitler'• retail of ten'or''lll "lblt theme of ''lnlkle the
Third BeJch.'' an ABCI~ dnunatbatkln of
Albert Speer's powetMli:w.t ~ autobiolraJ
phy which ain in two IMllw~ Sunday, May o. at 8 p.m. The eecanil -.Nwm air~onday, Ma1
10, at 9 p.m. on ChannieftT:• •
The movie baa an allLtar CMt lncludfna Ru~
Hauer aa Speer, Blythe Danner, Derek Jacob(. Sir
John Gielgud and 'ftevor-Howard. Alao atarrlna are
Ian Holm. Robert V auabn. Stephen c.oum., Maria Schell. Elke Sommer, ~ Sahl and Georp Mw-.
cell. t.
., •1111!
El!ubeth Mon~ J:Wott Gould and Mt-
c:Mel Murphy star m "The Rules of Maniaae," a
movie spedal to be broedcut tn two pal1I on May 10
and 11 on CBS (Ch. 2). Botti pu1.1 will air at 9 p.m.
Written by ReatnaJdl Role, the contemporary
Cooking School
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her through the bureaucratic jargon of lnt.ematio-~
na1 diplomacy.
*** MISS STAPLETON, an actn!ss who ia admired ~
by millions, f9 realizing he r longtime dream in 0:
portraying the woman ahe has Jong admired. ~
Aaked if ahe would like to be identified with ·
Mra. Rooeevelt u cloeely u abe wu with F.ditb f
Bunker on the network's "All in the Family," she '<
answered emphatically: "I'd love it! There's no end :"'
to what you can explore i n this w oman's _.
perBOnality... ~
Miu ~:Y,leton previoualy portrayed the for-N mer Fint y in a dramatic monologue, '1.Soul of
Iron," which she performed to rai8e lunda to pre-
eerve Mn. Rooeevelt'a home at Val-Kill, N .Y ., Ma
national historic llite. •
When Mlle Stapleton left her lonettme role aa
_....._..&.1.w.g,,.1ia...,•ouikN-~r Vl.la&.~1111~~.~ that would put distance between heneifind.dieClia~-
racter that bad started aa a scatter-brained
"dingbat" but grew into a f(!90W'Ceful. iDcreulngly
independent woman.
BACK ON TUBB:--Huntington Beat:b dty
coundbmn Jack Xelly will reprla tM tole
of Bart Mawl1dc·for the NBC (Cb. 4) tlttlietJ,
''Bret MaveJ'ick,', ~y at 8 p.m.
~ma deal.a with the breakup of a~u poeedl)'
"perfect maniale'' and ltl effect not Oil the
couple involved., but alto on their c n and
frlenda. •••
''The Girls In Tbetr Summer Dr-. and Other
Storie. by Irwin Shaw" will be rebroedcut Mon-
day, May 10, at 8 p.m. on KCET (Ch. 28).
The three ltorie. revolve around a common
theme: couplea with chaJlli1'I relatiomhipa. Carol
Kane, Jeff ~. a.arie. Durntna. Brian Den-nehy and Pierre Santlnt atar ln the special pre-
,eritation. •••
''The RJchard Pryw Spedalr ' -f1nt broldcut
in 1977wWairat10 p.m. Tue.day, May 11, on NBC
.(Ol. 4).
Pryor ii )med by tbe late John Behwhl and
()\her guest stars in th.la hour-bll comedy pl"08l"&m.
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Cheep Trick. one of the oountry'1 more popular
md Oamboymt roek IJ'O'.lpe, will make a te1.eYlaic:m appearance on Wedne.tay, May 12, on Kerr (Ol.
28) at 10 p.m. The procram Wiii taped lMt summer
at a concert in Chicaao· ....
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'Jbt, 1982 M'8 USA Pueult will be bn>edcMt
from BOoxi, Mill. at 9 p.m. "'nlunday, May 13, co
CBS (Ch. 2).
Bob Barker la maater of ceremonlea and
''Knott'• Landing'' star Joan Van Ark will aerve •
televlaion hoatesa with Donny Osmond u pe.t
. performer.
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"l found that growth in Eleanor Roo.evelt and
couldn'.t wait w ahow a part of it in thia film," Mils
Stapleton sakl.
Her makeup as Mrs. Roosevelt included a
vaying wig, a dental appUanoe for the Finl 1Ady'1
• prominent overbite, and three-inch lifta 11' the
&-foot, 7-lnch actre91'• blllCk oxfords.
Mt. Stapleton once met Mn. Rooeevelt when
the latter vialted the cut of "Come Back Little Sheba.'•
''Everyone. lncl:iimymelf," said the ac:tn9, "had thought abe w• bun her newareela and
new1pa1per pictures. ut, in pe~n. you NW a
beautiful woman. becaUle of her inner radiance and
concern for others. She ·lftenlly acted u ber hua-
band'• eya, ears and i., She WM crlticbed for travellina eo much, but that ,,,.. bow F .D.R. kept in
touch with what ..... ldn« 00. ..
Mia Stapleton notec:f that 1he admired Mn.
Roo.evelt for ahowing what can be eccomp]Jabed
beau.-of what you are, refeni.nl to "the furoe of penooality .••
"Service isn't u much a part of polldcal life
now as it waa when the Roo.evelu were in the
White Houae," Mill Stapleton aid. "Mn. Romevelt
was one of the tint political wives to make a life of
her own. Th.at was a new idea in this country."
***
"I DON'T WANT people to get the wronc Miee
and t.b1nk rve ballooned up like this oo my own,"
aaid Joyt:e Van Patten. ·•., rn show you a cra.b diet
that IS a Cl'Mb diet."
With that, ahe unfMtened the strap hoJdinc a
bulky body tuit she WU Weuing and with mock
fanfare umoimced., Wfa~ I drop 40 poundl in two
minutes." II
Mt. Van Patten'• added glrth wu ;.t part of
the meticuloU8 reaeareh that trandonned her foe
her rote u Malvina (''Tammy'') Thompon. Eleanor
Rooeevelt'1 lon,time aecretary, in "Eleanor, First
Lady of the World."
Mill Van Patten'• blonde hair w• darkened,
and ahe wore it in the style ol the 40'a, 9eYt!l"ely
parted and pulled into a roll at the nape of her
neck. Senatble ahoea. dark tailored cloth. and no-
nomeme hats were part of the picture.
Miu Van Patten reeently toured ln "Same
Time. Next vw· and c:o«arnd tn the Lot~
oremien and New York productiooa of Neil Simon'•
l.1 <>U8ht to Be in Pk:turel." Ber modon pktw9
include "The Bad News Beare,'' "Mame" and
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~ Charles H id comes ! from large family • ,,
;f RAID DATA -I'm coattaully readJaf artl·
cles abM& tile cu& of "BW Skeet Blaa." B• of all
~ die pieces, "' •e laaJ fectlled oa CMrles BaJd. -' Pleue fW u la• klJ back&nud -btrdaplace, > movie crMtta, e&c.
I-Haid haila from a large San Fta.nd.-:o-bued,
:§ Iruh-Cathollc family (Merv Griffin is a cou.ain). a: Ow-les 1tuclied under the Jesuita before ioinirur the
Na.y's submarine CX>tpS. He emerJe«i from the sea
with the thought of becoming an actor and received
a B.F.A. in theater arts from Carnegie Tech. Like
most 6edg)!na act.on, Hald eventually ended up In
New York, tanding a role In the touring ootnpilny of
"Amert Hurrah." ~ re~ offet..foc...re-~----gular ~~k-on "samey Miller'' in favor of a di-
rectorial job. He finally accepted offen from two
eeriee, "Kate McShane" and "Delvecclllo." .. Altered
State9" was the big guy's first feature film. to be
followed by '"The lfouae of God" and "The Pretend
Games." In 1979, he co-produced the· Emmy
Award-winning "Who Are the DeBolta and Where
Did They Get 19 K..id:I?"
'HOOD'·WINXED -Tltere'1 a dluer oa tklt.
I A)' tile IOlll "Hip Hopet" WU I~ Ht oa.ly by
Fruk Slutra la a movie, bet by Btq Crosby ID
"Rolll• and th Seven Hoods.'' My friend HY•
Crosby aever aaa1 It. Am I lmaclalal tklap?
Your late-night television viewing may have
led to hallucinations. "HJah Hopes" WU Introduced
by Sinatra and F.ddie tf"odgea In the 1969 Frank
Capra film, "A Hole In the Head," and picked up an
Oacar for best song. Bing Crosby never crooned it in
"Robin and the Seven Hoods"; the characters in
that film were Interested in knocking over more
than rubber tree r.Ianu. However, Sinatra sang
another big hit In' Robin" -"My Kind of Town."
CLEARING THRO A TS -Please teU me wllo
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ne voice la so f•mlllar, bet I cu•t place lt.
Actor Gene Barry ("Bat Muter.>n," "Burke's
Law," "The Name of the Game") bu been the
voice of Miller beer for more than a decade. Listen
to Gulf and Ford commerctal.a and you'll hear the
same familiar voice.
'BUBBLE' UNGUMMED -I remember a
beartwarmlq movie .. TV calle4 '1'1te Boy ID tbe
Plastic Babbfe." I seem to recall Job Travolta ID
t11e title role, b•t my slater tlll•kl It was Mau
DUJoa. Wllo'• rtpt? AIM, laow olcl wu tbe actor at
tllat time? -Jeulfer Deveu,~Olcago
A 22-year-old Travolta starred as the ill-fated
young man in that 1976 TV movie, which featured
the late Diana Hyland aa his mother. Dillon was still
undiscovered at that time and probably wu akul-
king around the corridors of hl1 suburban New
York school. ·
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~ -By LYNDA HIRSCH
.2 ALL MY CHU.OREN: At beauty contest, an 0.: angry Brandon spots Kent and pWlChet him out,
departs and leaves Erica to judge contest. During
tafent spot, Jenny's disgraced when her music is ruir;:c1aa!d conniving Liaa, and she walks off. Em-bar by bia wanting to date Angie, Jesse de·
cides not to tell Frank and Nancy about his feelings.
With &,telle still missing, Rick offer'j Benny fi.
nancial aid and a ~mpted Benny returns to the
horses. Stunned by newa of bis sterility, Palmer
suffers minor heart attack. At hospital, Donna's
visit agitates him and he insists she leave. Chuck
and Melanie patch thino up, but he departs after a
call from Donna. With l>a!mer ill, Nina meets with
new lawyers for Courtland Electronics and Clift
becomes angry with her added business duties.
Mark upset becauae Ellen has discussed her marital
woes with Erica, and also displeased that Pammy
hu decided to stay in town for the summer.
ANOTHER WORLD: Feeling c.ecille needs her,
Elena returns to Bay City, Donning disguises, San-
dy and Blaine enter Mayor Stein's oUice with plans
to bug it. With Rachel planning to vi.sit Nikolai in
June, Sieve infonns her she wilf be a U.S. emissary.
Nikolai warned by Capel not to become too ena7 mored of Western ideology. Unable to handle her
job responsibilities or relationship with Mac, Anne
leaves Bay City. Elena notices a resemblance be-
tween Maggie and Rachel.
AS THE WORLD TURNS: When the necklace
mysteriously reappears in the Stenbeck safe, Steve
is cleared of theft charges. Accepted in special police
training program, Margo must go to Chicago. Ho-
ping to find Miranda. Mr. Big sends Bob tape of
Miranda crying for help. Thugs tail Bob to see if he
leads them to Miranda, but he loses them. With
Nick continuing to shut her out, Kim fears her
marriage is over. After J eff tells her he loves Annie,
Karen destroys his apartment, collapses and at the
hospital cannot remember what happened. In Hol-
lywood, John discovers Elliot will not make bis
book into a movie. A furious John ls unaware that
James owns the rights to the book, not Elliot.
CAPITOL: Myrna tells Lawrence she wants
him to wed Julie. Sloane and Lawrence plot for her
to. have Tyler and Lawrence to win Julie. Myma
tells Jordy if he were married and had a child. then
his father's money would go to him and not to Trey.
So Jordy decides that Beth would be the girl for
him. Gillian ecstatic that Thomas is dating Beth. but
Wally fears she will throw him over and crush
Thomas' already fragile ego. Sloane discovers La-
wrence is not what he pretends to be. Lawrence
befriends a hooker. Beth breaks date with Thomas
to see Jordy, but claims she's studying; when Wally
tries to warn Thomas about her, they recall another
woman who led Thomas on and tossed him aside.
DAVS OF OUR LIVES~ Jl6led up in,a moun-
t.aln retreat, Ton y and Renee admit they love one
anolbet. During another one of his-psycfllc:.episod.es,
Eugene has favorable feelings for Marlena and
TOP ENTERTAINER ~Anne Murray is
ready for her guest appearance on "The
Guiding Light." Her appearance .is part of
the show's effort t.o feature top entertainers
and improve its rsti.ngs at the same time on
CBS (Ch. 2) weekdays at 2 p .m . ·
Roman and bad vibes for Jake. Mickey decides to
fight Linda for custody of Melissa, who is plotting
in order to stay with Mickey and Maggie. When
Woody questions Trish about Scotty and other
personal family matters. she flares and tells him to
stay out of hE!r personal life. Danny warns Trish
that Woody is just a gigolo. Neil tells Marie if she
wanes Alex she must go after him. Roman and Abe
grow !ij.lSpicious of Jake.
DOCrORS: Aware that Billy plans to marry
Nola, Barney and Natalie threaten to blackmail
him. An angry Billy shows Luke proof that Natalie
was a hooker. Billy and Katie scheme so he can get
custody of Lee Ann. Wanting to wed Greta, Theo
worries Katie may have another breakdown. Sin-
ging for the children at Hope Memorial, Ivy bursts
into tears. The Holmses, along with ailing daughter
Amanda. arrive in town and MOna and :Philip plan
to match Amanda with childhood friend Jeff.
blackmails him with the last page of Mrs. Newell's
records. Bradshaw decides tQ,go ahead with the
suit. When Heather begins to rant and rave against
Anne and J eremy. Joe sees what she's like and ends
relationship. Monica invitee Philipe to the mansion,
hoping his presence will miaie Alan jealous. but
Alan is onto her scheme. Thinking that Laura T has
been programmed to report information back to
David and Mel, Luke gives her incorrect data about
the Mal Kuth exhibit and she-takes it back to Da-
vid. Rick and Johnny fear Packy is dead.
GUIDING LIGHT: After spending night with
Vanessa in Chicago, Tony is \lnhappy about rela-
tionship. With Jackie aw~y. Carrie and Eve are
staying with Justin and Samantha. At Wired for
Sound, during appearance llY. Lover Boy, Carrie
becomes drunk and Justin Ill' later astonished when
he sees her with her arms around Josh. In an at-
tempt to blackmail Justin, Carrie comes on to him
but he rebuffs· her . ln the morning, Eve goes to
make Justin's bed and is stunned when she finds
one of Carrie's earrings. Not,« wants to tell Quint
that Floyd is the father of het'&by. but she dreams
that when she does, he dis6wns her. Henry tells
&ss about the illegitima~ son he has Jost track of.
Before Alan's ransom mb~y can be recovered. a
mysterious figure gets hold1_9f.Jt and places it in a
closet. Amanda, ashamed tHat"She misjudged Alan.
considers resigning her presidency.
ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Marco arrives at Tim -
berdark farm and manages ttJ dismantle the bomb,
saving Ed and Larry. Ed and Larry are operated on
to remove brain implants. Ed is fine, but Larry re-
mains in coma and may never regain his mental
ability. Aware that Karen bas been taken by Ivan
Kipling, Marco and J enny decide to go to San
Carlos to find t hem . Mary Is placed in Katrina's
care. When Beau tries to warn Asa that Georgine's
solaramite vacuum plans have a defect, Asa does
not believe him, then a large explosion is heard at
Llanfair. Asa asks Mimi to marry him. When Do-
rian claims her fingerprints got onto Georgine's
plans after Herb dropped them in a drunken rage,
an angr y He rb leaves h er and moves into the
Hopkins boarding house. Cassie tells Dorian she
wants to go with Herb.
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RYAN'S HOPE: Using medicine th.at f>at gave
for Arley, Kim feeds it to \he governess and ma-
nages to rush of! to Orson. tidtlls is upset that Jack's
book assignment does not stop his "death of the
city" column. Jane takes Rae to party with Onion
and his crew and is stunned when Rae gets along
With them. Siobhan and Joe make love. Delia, be-
lieving she has been the matchmaker. celebrates
with champagne. Johnny is l urious when he dis·
covers what has gone on an~ Siobhan is dishe~·
ned when Father McSha«~rrives with her an-
EOOE OF NIGHT: Ra.fen calJs Mike, but the nulment papers from Joe'J 1
phone wires are cut. Later, Smiley. pretending to ,L.
be Mike, tells her she probably will be convicted of SEARCH FOR TOMuBROW: When Cissy
first-degree murder and Raven prepares to jump finds a box of mementoes of Sunny and Lee shE
bail. Geraldine arrives home early but is dissuaded returns them to Sunny, causing Lee to fume. Sunn)
from going inside when told her house is being is offered a position in New York, causing Dane
painted. Geraldine agrees to meet with Sky and much anxiety. Ted is devastated when he tries to
discuss Jefferson Brown. although she still believes sell materials to Turner ln$thunents but they are
Sky was killed in Switrerland. Jinx and Derek are commodities they no longer need. Ted blames Brian
on glorious hon eymoon. Damien plans to confront and the two are bankrupt. Martin wants to help
Raven, but when she spots him Raven fears he's Ted but Travis vetoes the plan. Needing money and
about to arrest her and she jumps in cab. Jodie ' is hoping to support Suzi so stie can continue college,
mesmerized by portrait she received at the Endi-Bthm decides to h ave SQ~h~t boxing match, al-
cotts' party. though it could cost him ~/~ Ute due to an aneu-
rysm. Stephanie refuses to believe Cathy's stlnce
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Bradshaw is told that she rejected Peter's advance11. Travis decides he
Anne.will stop her invesUgati.on if he drops charges wants to find his long-lost lather and asks Dane's
against her. Bradshaw complies, but then Heathe_r __ h_e_lP'-·-----------------
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HOLL YWv.yD -What is the ambassador'•
wife doing in a ~· p opera?
When the aw dor is John Gavin, President
Reagan's e nvof o Mex1co, and his wife· as the
beautiful actress-singer Constance Towers, she is
doing what comes naturally. She stars as Clarissa
McCandless, member of a powerful Washington
family, in "Cap)~" the new CBS daytime serial
that made its~e ·l tn a nlghitlme hour Maje~ 26. "Capitol," d) also stars Carolvn Jones. Ed
Nelson, Rory 9un and a cadre of newco~. ia
the most ambitioU., soaper in years. It ia the project
of J ohn Conb9~tut~e man who 2ave YS~ "The young and the ~~ ess ... The show is beihg uped
at CBS Televislo~ ity after 10 days of 19Cation
work in WashlngtOh, D.C., and Maryland.
"Clarissa is a fitness nut. and I had to do a
runrung scene in }V~n," Mia Towers said.
"When I left for ~ J~tion it was ~. When I
arrived it srarted' \0 hail~ I started the acene.. sleet
was falling, and oy the time I finished it waa mo-
'Wing. I felt like a nlailman."
Indeed, the re~ of a daytime ierial calls for
discipline, an~ ~ias Towers will appear on
"Capitol" at least ~wtce a week, perhaps more often.
How can she ~ that and still be wife of the
ambassador to M ?
"Mexico Oty, 14 pnly two and a half houn away
by plane," she repij"ed. "I can l~ve Los Angeles al
9 and be at the embassy by midnight.
"John is happ)' when I'm happy. He loves to
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Both had been married before. They have
managed to make their marriage work despite ca-
reers that often separated them; for two years Miss
Towers toured with Yul Brynner in "The King and
·I." Gavin's appointment as ambassador added new
compli~tions to their marriage.
"It has ~n a challenge for John and a chal-
lellJll! for me, too," she said ... ,.. the ambassador's
wife I'm involved in community work, I act as my
husband's h06t.ers and I'm concerned with the other
embassy women. Any social occasion can be chal-
lenging; it's important to keep your best foot
forward."
Although she has spoken Spanish for 20 years,
she admitted that she still has to work at it. All of
'As the amb~dor's wife I'm
involved in community work, I
act as my husband's hostess and
l'm concerned with the other
embassy women ... '
the embassv ataff speak it. and she trlet to make
Gavin speak to her in Spanish, especially gossip,
which sometimes is untranslatable. She added: "I
first realized my Spanish had improved when a
lady asked me a question at a state dinner. I didn't
undertand he r, and I asked her to repea t the
qu~tion. Only then did I realize ahe was speaking
English."
The statuesque blonde from Whitefish. Mont.,
has had a varied career: nigh t.club singing, film
debut opposite William Holden and John Wayne in
"The Horse Soldiers," on Broadway in "Show
Boat" and other musicals, and tourin g in "The
Sound of Music," "Mame," "Oklahoma.'' etc.
Soap operas are nothing new to her.
"Ten years ~o I .appeared in 'Love is a
Many-Splendored Thing' for six months," she said.
"I thought it was a great experience. Once you
know the character, the dialogue comes easy, and
you can enjoy It. You have to enjoy what you're
doin when ou work that hard."
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FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1982 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Protests scrap sewage plant plans
By ROBERT BARKER
OftlMDelfrNot•...,
Plana to build a trash and
sewage-burning power plant in
Huntington Beach apparently
have been abandoned because of
public outcry and resistance of
local officials.
Dan Ryan, president of the
Ryan Energy Corp. of Costa
Mesa, said Thursday two inves-
tors for the 2,400-ton rubbish and
sewage facility "are backing out
from a political standpoint.''
The propo.sal by the
35-year-old Ryan haa met vir-
tually unanimous and vociferous
opposition from residents.
He said the proposal to build
the plant at a 38-acre mud dump
at llamilton Avenue and Mag-
nolia Street "still haa a pulae but
it looks dead for now."
Ryan had never submitted any
plans to the city, touching off
fears that he planned to circum-
vent local authorities and go di-
rectly to the state for approval.
Huntington Beach Mayor Bob
Mandie expressed hope today
that the apparent decfaion will
put an end to rumors and suapl-
don.
"But lt (the mud dump) still
haa to be removed and put to use.
lt'a kind of a nuiaance and a vi-
sual blemish if nothing elae."
Ryan aaid he still hopes that
his facility producing about 50
me~awatta of power can be de-
vefoped som"ewhere in the
county.
"I believe strongly In the co-
combuation system.
"The count y is experiencing
tremendous problems on what to
do with all the 90Ud waste. And
technology is now available on
haw to get rid of it."
Residents living near the pro-
posed site located across ·th~
street from Edison High School,
expressed most concerns about
heavy truck traffic needed to
transport trash and sewag4!
sludge to the location.
Fears also were voiced about
possible adverse air quality ef-
fects.
Jobless ·jump
Unemployment breaks Postwar record
CEREMONIAL EXPRESSIONS -Rabbi
Aaron Twersky blesses Steven Wanger,
left, and Barry Garnett. after calli.!1g them
Deltr fltloC ..,,.... by Ctwtee .. ...,
up for the Torah. Below, all smile after
the landmark Bar Mitzvah ritual.
Bar Mi/zvah first of its kind
Developmentally disabled celebrate ceremony
By JODI CADENHEAD Of the Dally Piiot Staff
It was a moment that both Steven's and
Barry's parents had waited more than 20
years for -a mome nt that they thought
would never come for their sons.
of which was Steven's candid sigh of relief
when he told the congregation half way
through, "This isn't so bad."
Everyone laughed. The feeling was fa-
miliar to those who had gone through the
nerve-wracking experience when they were
13, the usual age.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Un-
employment in the United States
jumped to 9.4 percent last month
-breaking the post-World War
II record -the government an-
nounced today. Some 10.3 million
people were out of work.
April's jobless rate was up 0.4
of a percentage point from the
previous month, more than
enough to set a record. Not since
1941, when the government be-
gan compiling monthly statistics,
has unemployment topped 9
percent. In that year, the jobless
rate hit 9.9 percenL
The California rate dropped
from 9.4 percent to 9.3.
At the White House, presiden-
tial spokesman, Larry Speakes
called today's announcement dis-
appointing and said, "We remain
sensitive to the plight of the
unemployed.•·
He said he could not predict
how far unemployment would
rise or when it would begin de-
clining.
"We're looking for signs of
economic r ecove ry by late
'llpring-early summer," Speakes
said.
Sen. Edward M . Kennedy,
D-Mass., charged that the new
figures show conclusively that
Reagan's economic program has
failed to do anything but "deliver
pink slip after pink slip a fter
pink slip to millions of decent
men and women."
''Ronald Reagan's bread lines
grew longer by 450,000 people,"
Kennedy said, adding that the
"country is now harvesting the
bitter fruits of a failed and unfair
economic policy . . Americans
all over the country are losing
their homes. their hopes and
their pride.''
One economist said the unem-
ployment is the price of. bringing
down inflation and others, both
in and out of government, pre-
dicted the rate will climb even
higher before turning around.
Since last summer when the
recession that s till plagues the
economy set in, unemployment
has risen 2.2 percentage points.
In July, joblessness nationwide
stood at 7.2 percent.
By March, joblessness had ri-
sen to 9 percent -equalling the
post,-World War II record set in
May 1975, the high point of the
last severe recession. Some 9.9
million people were out of work
in March.
The continuing business slump
hll that nation's manufacturers
the hardest, with unemployment.
among blue-collar workers rea-
ching 13.7 percent in April, a
record.
Unemployment among adult
men, traditionally the most stable
segment of the labor force, spur-
ted to 8.2 percent, also a new
high. Teen-age unemployment
shot up to 2S percent, and jo-
blessness among blacks reached
18.4 percent, both records.
In addition, the number of
Americans forced to ac:a!pt part-•
time employment exceeded 5.8
million -the most since the
government began keeping such
figures more than a decade CU[O.
Last month, 453.000 Ameri-
cans were thrown out of work.
according to the seasonally ad-
justed figures produced by the
Labor Department's Bureau of
Labor Sutistics. Total employ-
ment stood at 99,3 million, a de-
cl i ne of 152,000 since March ,
even though 300,000 more people
were looking for work.
The highest unemployment
figure was a 24.9 percent rate
recorded at the height of the
Depression in 1933. when the
nation's labor force was only half
its present siz.e.
Thursday morning, before a crowd of
relatives and friends at Fairview S~te Hos·
pit.al in Costa Mesa, Steven Wanger, 27, and
Barry Garnett, 31, celebrated their Bar Mitz,
vah.
THE RELIGIOUS ceremony marking the
passage of a Jewish boy to manhood was both
a personal and a public milestone. It was the
first time in California that a developmentally
disabled person had ever received training
enabling him to perform the rite.
"This is one of the finest moments we've
ever had at Fairview, I'm proud of these
boys," said Dr. Francis Crinella, executive di-
rector at the Costa Mesa facility.
Robin and Gerald Wanger watched their
two other sons go through the Bar Mitzvah
ritual, but had never even considered the
possibility for Steven.
Hot air on the ground
Balloonists banter before big Fountain Valley event
Rabbi Aaron Twersky, who prepared the
boys for the oc'CaSion, led them out onto the
stage by hand and told the congregation
"words are inadequate to describe my
feelings."
Dressed in matching dark blue suits and
prayer shawls Steven and Barry chanted the
familiar Hebrew blessings from the Torah like
thousands before them, but like no one else.
THE TWO-HOUR ceremony was filled
with a string of magical moments, not t.he least
WORLD
British issue warning
"I'M SO EXCITED,'' said Mrs. Wanger,
foUowing the ceremony. "It's something we
hoped would come to pass."
Steven has lived at Fairview for 18 years
and Barry 19. Their religious instruction
started three and a half years ago when Rabbi
Twersky came to Fairview.
''I wanted to set an example for other
institutions that developmentally disabled
people are capable of learning, absorbing and
training," said the rabbi. "It will be proven in
the future that they have abilities."
COUNTY
By PHD.. SNEIDERMAN
Mthe Oalfr P+loC 8tAlff
This weekend they'll be tea-
sing the clouds, putting themsel-
ves at Mother Nature's mercy as
they dangle precariously beneath
huge helium-filled balloons.
But the Gordon Bennett Bal-
loon Race pilots came down to
earth Thursday to discuss this
year's competition during a press
briefing at the liftoff point, Mile
Square Park in Fountain Valley.
Balloonist Brent Stockwell
commented on the credentials of
his colleagues.
"We have the first team to
cross the Atlantic, the first to
cross the Pacific, the first to cross
the North American continent
and the first to cross the conti-
nental United States,'' he obser-
ved. "Well, we represent the first
team to cross San Francisco Bay,
and let me tell you -it was
hell!"
Before balloonist Ben Abruu.o
could speak, two aides forced him
into a black flight jacket adver-
Volcano erupts
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -
The Galunggung vokano in West
Java has erupted for the fifth
time since April 4, belchJ.ng Java,
flamea and black amoke t h at
combined with clouds to darken
sktea 70 miles away, authorities
said. The latest erupUon OCCW'l't'ld
Thunday.
LONDON (AP) -Britain declared ioday that
"any Argentine warship or military aircraft" found
i;nore than 12 mllea from the Argentine mainland will
be regarded u hoetile and dealt with ~y.
IJe cheers Newport patients
A "professional viaitor" makes the daya brighter
for 94 99tienta in a Newport Beach oonvale9oent home.
Page Bl.
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NATION
Doctoring of papers charged
Jack Andenion re~ that an oftJdal ~ the in:.
vironmental Protection ~ ordered doctorina of technical papen IO that a carcinogen would be maOe to
appear )em harmful. P9 AB. ·
Now it's Ana Landen' turn
Ann l•ndert 1&)'1ahe19 eorry fer reninnmc col-
::'wc1~ ~~=== faith tn my intellity ." Pace B2. . .
••
Dancer visits our coast
Gregory Hines, atar of "Sophlattcated Ladla,"
showed ~ii:' \be Or.nae Cout to lhow off h1I tap
dancing aDd teech a little dandnc· Weekender.
STATE
I
Listeaen wln, DJ• lOR
The mlmb w. to play cnly twoNeardl in a row
inateacl of th• requincl thrM. It COit a Ban Dteeo
country m\llle ttaUOn ,20,000 and two dl8c JockeYI
their' jObl. P-. JM.
tising Benihana of Tokyo, the
restaurant chain owned by his
co-pilot R ocky Aoki. Aoki is
known for his aggressive promo-
tion tactics.
"Even my shorts have
'Benihana' on them," Abruzzo
chuckled.
In fact, Aoki had transported a
hibachi grill and two chefs to the
middle of Mile Square to provide
lunch for his fellow pilots and
visiting reporters.
"Maybe we should have
brought along some fried chicken
or something,•· ribbed American
pilot John Shoecraft.
Shoecraft floated to fame a
few months ago aboard Super
Chicken lli, the first balloon to
cr oss the continental United
States. He is participating in his
first Gordon Bennett race this
(See BALLOON, Page AZ)
Here comes judge
INDEX ·
At Your Service A4
L .M. Boyd A8
Buaineae 0-7
Califomla A5
Cavalcade B2
Clmfted Dl-8
Qmiaa C9 ere.word C9
Death Ne>Ucee C8
r.ctlt.odal A8
• 11'.nteNlnJnent Weekender
Home/Ovden B7
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SPORTS
Readers and writers who
appreciate a well-turned
phrase dipped in a little acid
have relished Robert Gard-
ner's opinions on certain legal
matters over the years.
Now Daily Pilot readers
can share in the best of his
observations as the semi-
retired appellate court justice
s tarts an editorial column
with commentary on early
Balboa, "dingbat Supreme
Court decisions" and the good
old days of surfing.
The surprise ending of
Gardner's first column in
Sunday's Daily Pilot will re-
veal the strength behind a
sissy name.
Intermiliaion Weekender
Ann Landen B2
Movtea Weekender
Mutual F\lnda C6
National Newa A3
Public Notioel C6,C8,D2
Sports Cl~·
Stock Mark.eta C7
Te1evilion TV Los Tbeaten Weekender
Weather A2
World News A.81
occ wins lltle asam
A.I H/F
·~,
_... Continued stories
.BALLOON RACE. • •
year. He and h.la wife, Marl, will
be the first American husband
and wife team to wmpete ln the
Gordon Bennett.
Race activities will take pl.ace
from 8 a.m. to dusk Saturday in
•' the central airfield at Mlle
Square. About 30,000 people are
expected to attend.
Public entry gates will be off
' 'Edinger Avenue between Brook-
hurst and Euclid 1treet.s. AdmiJ-
ston is $3 for adults, $1.50 for
children 5 to 12. Children under
5 will be admitted without char-
ge.
The festJvities will begin with
tethered balloon rides in the
morning as long as wind condi-
tions perm.it. From 9 to 11 a.m.,
10 hot air balloonists will lift off
in the Orange County Classic
contest.
From 1 8.m. to dusk, 8 teams
from the nlted States, Japan,
Germany and France will lift off
~in heUum-fWed balloons for the
Gordon Bennett race.
Thia la a dlatanoe competition.
Last year's winners, Abnm:o and
Aoki, traveled more than 1,300
miles before landing lo North
Dakota.
A new event will be the Ce-
lebrity Balloon Race, acheduled
for 9:30 a .m . KABC radio per-
sonality Michael Jac kson, Los
Angeles Times cartoonist Paul
Conrad and rock star Stephen
StillB will travel a short d.istance
by be.lloon, then ride to a finish
line aboard bicycles.
Guest of honor at the event
will be R. Buckminster Fuller,
creator of the geodesic dome.
Cop h e ld
child • Ill
niolest
A Long B«i1c h poltu:: ou1cer
remained In l luntington Beach
City Jail today whale oUlcers
continued t<J 1nvt•st1gate allega-
tio ns that h<.' m l)lcsted six pre-
teen girls at hts Huntington
Beach h ome dur111..: the past year
and a hair
Michael Brun· McDonald, 42,
an 18-yl•ar vNcran uf thl' Long
Beach forct'. w<.111 <i 11 <·sted latt!
Wednesday at hai. 'luuth-cc•ntral
Huntingwn B<:al'h home and jai-
led for invl'!>llgal1on on one count
of child moll'St.ot1on. police said
Bail was St't at $:l50,000
Invesllgators said six ~1rL'l, ages
7 through l:l, who l1 v1• 1n th£•
neighborhood. I.Old tlu 11 parents
abuut the allrgt-<l 1m·1dl't1~
In this event, participants must
choose a target within 50 miles of
the park. The winner is the bal-
loon that lands cloeest to its pre-
selected target.
Other activities during the
day-long fest,ival will In clude
parachute drops, ~tique airplane
flights, a sailplane demonstration
and a variety of musical enter-
tamment.
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GOING UP -Hot air balloons are inflated to mark site in Fountain Valley of starting point for
Saturday's Gordon Bennett Balloon Race. Actual Gordon Bennett race will be contested in he-
lium balloons, with other, hot air craft used in prelimi.nary races.
"It appe;.r; that Jll of the vt<:-
llms havl' bN·n talking a mong
them i.c·lvl·" <rnd thought they
should t<'ll lhl'1r pari nli.," said
Huntington B1•a<:h pultll· Lt
Mt<rlt• Sc:hnt-bhn "Thc·y knl'W ll
was wrong and ll was botht•ring
them"
:~.British landing on Falklands looms
He said thl· childrf'n upparcnt-
ly w ere attra<:ted by .. pinball
machine and a mckelodt-on movie
viewer McDonald owns. They
told author1t1t•i. tht·y Wt'rt:' re·
peatt.•d ly fondlt.'d and shown
pornographu: films 1111 tlu· movll'
Vl{'W(.'r , hL• said ' LONDON (AP) -The pros-
pect of a British landing on the
Falkland Islands is growing as
fierce winter weather threatens
the British war fleet and at-
tempts at a diplomatic break-
through get nowhere, military
analysts say.
·Police nab
• su spect 10
Valley h e ist
A man wanted in connection
with the armed robbery of a
Fountain Valley convenience
market was arrested Thursday at
hia llvine home.
NIWS ANAlYSIS
"Th e loss of the destroyer
S heffield has demonstrated the
vulnerability of the British fleet to
Argentine missile attack." said
one military think-tank expert.
"Time is on the side of the
Argenti:fle-junta:-They-orrly-h~
to sit tight to reduce the chances
of a successful landing. It would
seem a landing is likely in the
next few days."
The Defense M1n1 s try an-
nounced Thursday night that
two British Sea Harrier vertical
take-off jets disappeared in bad
weather while on patrol within
the Falklands war wne.
That reduced the fleet's origi·
nal force of 20 Harriers to 17;
another of the fighter-bombers
was downed by Argentine anti-
aircraft fire Tuesday.
Analysts s uggest Britain ruled
o ut bombing o f mainland air
bases to neutralize Argentina's
air power, which outnumbers the
task force's 17 fighters by more
than 8-1.
Foreign Min.iBter Francis Pym
refused today to rule out bom-
bing Argentine mainland fields,
although he said Britain did not
wani uu io .1his. _
"BuLl would not want to ex-_
elude any possibility," he told
re~rters.
'Polillcally, bombing attacks
on the mamland would have im-
men sely far-reac hing political
implicatio ns," said Sir Philip
Goodhart, a key Conservative
legislator a nd former underse-
cretary of defense. "It would be
very dangerous."
Analys ts say the most likely
move is a "limited" landing on
thinly guarded West Falkland
Island to establish a strike base
for an all-out assault eventually
on East Falkland, the main is-
. land, where about 5,400 of the
estimated 9,000 Argentine troops
in the ardupelago are t'Oncentra-
ted.
Stewart Menaul, a military af -
fairs commentator , said in an
interview. "Diplomacy shows no
signs of SU'ceeeding."
Analysts say the ar~nt in
favor of a landing is that it would
speed progress toward resolution
of the crisis and avoid a drawn-
o u t naval blockade. -.
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llsh iorces wall be reinforced
withan three days by more than
2,500 commandos and paratroop-
ers aboard the liner Canberra A
backup fl eet carrying armor,
heavy guns, extra helicopters and
20 more Harrier fighters is still
several days from the war wne.
"The time 1s rapidly approa-
c hing when we'll have to go
ashore," retired AJ.r Vire Marshal
Author1l11•s •w1d MdJun ald
hvt-s with his w1f1., but his chal·
dn:n by ;1 pn:v1ou:. 111.11 rs.1g<> l1v•·
with th<•1r mothn
Long &•a1·h p1JIJu '>did MeDn
nald works m th<' rnutor<vrlt· d1
vision but ha-. h1;·11 on l1·ni.•1· wllh
an Injury for -.1x rn11nlh-.
Fountain Valley police detec-
tive Terry Bell said local investi-
gators, in cooperation with Gar-
den Grove police, had identified
John Cho, 18 , as the man who
allegedly displayed a handgun
and robbed Danny's Villa Mar-
ket. 16040 Harbor Blvd .. of $132
on April 14.
Despite U.N., American and
P eruvian peace efforts, British
defense chiefs are thought to be
planning ways of regaining the
military momentum lost when
the Sheffield was hit Tuesday by
an Exocet missile launched from
a1h Argentine warplane . It was
the first major British revene.
Sunset chainpions
Huntington L ions
host pier run
The Huntington Beach
Host Lions Club will hold its
fourth annual 10-kHometer
run Saturday at 8 a.m. at the
Huntington Beach pier.
Mother's Day breakfast at
L ake Park, 10th and Main
Street The breakfast is from
6-11 a m . and tackt:-ts are
$2.50.
A warrant was obtained, and
Cho was arrested without inci-
dent by Irvine officers Thursday
momi.ng at his home, 3581 Pecan
St., Bell said.
Cho, who identified himself as
a Saddleback College student,
was turned over to Fountain
Valley police, then placed in Or-
ange County Jail on the armed
robbe ry charge.
Defenae Secretary John Non,
briefing NATO a!~ Thursday
in Brussels, said, ''There can be
no question of our turning back
from the military objectives" of
retaking the islands seized by
Argentina on April 2.
The Edison High School
freshman football team was
reinstated as the champion of the
Sunset League this week by
league vote.
Edison freshmen sailed
through the season with a 5-0
record last fall. But their cbam-
pionsh Ip was taken away and
give n to Westminster whe n
league officials found that Edison
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had used an ineligible player.
In reconsidering this week,
league officials declared Edison
did all it could to prevent the
transgression, and returned the
championship to the Chargers.
Bill Boswell, acting athletic
director for the Huntingto n
Beach Union High School Dis-
tnct, said Thursday there are 13
other cases in the district in
which freshmen players compe-
ted for schools outside their at-
tendance areas.
Boswell said the district is
working to update comptuers to
p r event such prob\ems from
being repeated.
Last July district trustees ap-
proved rules making students
ineligible to compete in sports for
a year lf they enrolled in a school
outaide their attendance area.
The run is held ln conjunc-
tion with the club's pre -
• A speech and hearing
chnic for children from 3 to 7
will be held Saturday in
Huntington Beach at the
West Orange County T ea·
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held at every fire station in
Huntington Beach f rom l O
a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
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Democrats blast budget
Reagan accused of breaking pension promise
By Tlae AllOCl•ted Press
No sooner did President Reagan endorse a
budget plan put forth by his allle. in the Senate
thari oongreeaional Democrats jumped all over it as
oontemplating deep cuta In Social Security.
Accusing President Reagan of breaking hia
promise not to touch Social Security, Senate Mi-
nority Leader Robert Byrd introduced an amend-
ment ThW'llday In W~ D.C. reJecttn£ the
Republican-led Senate Budcet C.omm.ittee's call for
a $40-blWon reduction in the coat of the retµement
program ~gh a oomblnaUon of benefit reduc-
tions and withholding increaaes.
The budget plan "I.a unfair, huty and went
against the president'• promiae that Social Sea.uity
would be incl~ in the safety net," Byrd u.id.
Group says recession dying
H<Yr SPRINGS, Va. -A group of the nation's
top business executives said today the 1981-82 re-
cession is finally dying, although the pain of low
profit& and high unemployment will linger a while
longer.
The executives also were keeping a wary eye
on the budget battle in Washington, concerned that
government deficits soaring above $100 billion,
could make for a puny recovery. The group I.a hol-
ding its semi-annual meeting at a resort ln the
western Virginia mountaina.
Voluntary prayer proposed
WASHINGTON -President Reagan, decla-
ring he wants to "restore a freedom our Constitu-
tion was always meant to protect,',' has called for an-
amendment to allow voluntary gro up prayer in
public schools.
"No one must ever be forced or coerced or
pressured to lake part in any religious exerciae, but
neither should the government forbid religious
practice," the president told a gathering of religjous
leaders during a ceremony Thursday in the Roee
G arden
'Lou Grant' move political?
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982 H/F .
Diedrich eyes
appeal to U.S.
Supreme Court •
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TO APPEAL? -Former
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich
may seek U .S . Supreme
Court reversal of his bribery
conviction.
By DAVID KUTZMANN
O('tM o.-, l'ttot It.ff
Former Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's at-
torney says he may go to the U.S.
Supreme Court to reverse a 1979
bribery and oonapiracy conviction
agalnat Diedrich that was
reinltac.ed Thursday by the Cali-
fornia Supreme Court.
Flrat~,however , Santa Ana
lawyer 1"ith C. Monroe said he
will petition the state high court
for a rehearing based on its de-
ciaion to uphold both Diedrlch's
and architect LeRoy Rose's con-
victions in San Diego Superior
Court.
HB tax protester
convicted in LA
Huntington Beach tax pro-
tester Armen Condo has been
found guilty of tax and mail
fraud by a federal jury in Los
Angeles.
On Wednesday, defense alt.or·
ney Clyde Maxwell told the U.S.
District Court jury his client is a
crusader who was not afraid to
take on a "big bad wolf" -the
IRS -by urging people not tD
pay taxes. "We need the Condos
o f this w orld to question Big
Brother," said Maxwe U.
R08e's attorney, Sylvan Aron-
son of Santa Ana, also said
Tursday he would corunder pet-
itioning for a rehearing.
Diedrich, once on<: o{ Orange
County's most powerful men
when he was known an political
circles as "Super D," was found
guilty t hree years ago of two
counts of bribery and a single
count of conspiracy.
Rose, his one-tim(• campaign
treasurer, was convicted of a
single count of conspiracy.
Both men were sentenced to
l-to-14-year state prison tenns.
However, the state's Fourth
District Court of Appeal later
reversed the l.'Onvictions, promp-
ting both the Orange County
District Attorney's OffiC(? and the
state Attorney General to peti-
tion the Supre m e Court for a
heanng.
That request was granted an
June, 1981, in effect setting aside
the Court of Appeals reversal. It
also came on the same day that
Diedrich was given a suspended
jail sentence and fined $5,000 in
Orange County S uperior Court
for parttcipaung m an unrelated
campaign fund laundermg ope-
ration in 1976.
•. _DE?il'EB...=-Actor F.ci Asner said.be doesn't
k:pow if his...political activilp prompted cancellation
of h is "Lou Orant" TV senes, although two groups
who think that was the C88e say they'll protest at
CBS Studi06 in Los Angeles.
Condo, 46. is the founder and
head of Your Heritage Protection
Association whose members as-
sertedly believe that they are not
legally required to pay income
..laJ,P.c,." Asner said of speocuiat.iott.that ~WM taxes on receip~ of paper money
· droppe.cLbecause..he. supported effOtlS....io aend -gm~m 'ionger i.i. backed-by ~d
Ora nge County Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Michaf:l Capizzi.
who origina lly prosecuted Die-
But prosecutor J ohn Spiegel drich and Rose in the briber y
_ ~-Olruio_-=..llr.ad of ihe ~,.t sai.Q_Thursda_y that he _l'!Q~
tax protest organization based..in-. pel1e.ves t~.ere.J.s. a "ver y r~al
Garden Grove -as a h ypocriti-ltkel1hood tne two men will
ca) profiteer. 50?n have to begin servmg their
nfedical aid to El Salvador, via the leftist inaurgent.s r ver. .
m that country. ''I do know there has been a lot of Internal Rever.ue Servl.~ spo-
''I really don't know . Perhaps I 'll find out
doublespeak at the network level recently." Asner ~eswoman Laura Myers 88.ld the
is attending the Denver International Film Festival. JUry re~ the verdict -i:tturs-day everung, after one day s de-T he assistant U.S. attorney
said Condo encouraged members
of his group to refuse to pay
tal(es even though he knew that
the action was criminal.
pnson tt:nns.
The 1979 convictions against
Diedrich and Rose stemmed Crom
allegations that the two men
conspired to gain hnancial con-
sideration from owners of 2,200
acres m Anaheim Halls in return
for a favorable supervisorial de·
c1sion that would permit resi-
dential development of the
property.
Iranians reach Iraqi border
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Iranian troops plo-
wed through three Iraqi defense lines today to
reach the Iraqi border for the first time since the
two nations went to war 19 months ago, Iran an-
nounced today.
southwestern oil province of Khuz.istan, acene of
aome of the heaviest fighting of the Pel"lian Gulf
war.
The Iraqi military command admitted Iranian
forces mounted "a fresh offe.nsive on all areas of
operation at the southern sector of the warlront." Iran claimed the breakthrough came in its
American charged • 1n killing
JERUSALEM -Alan Harry Goodman, an
American Jewish immigrant, was fonnally charged
today with murder and attempted murder in the
.Easter Sunday shooting spree at the Dome of the
Rock mosque on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, the
Jerusalem district attorney's office said.
Good.man, who turned 38 last Saturday, was
charged with the murder of Riyadh Abu Ramila, a
Moslem guard at the Temple Mount, sJte of two
Moslem mosques.
3 quakes shake High Sierra
BISHOP -A trio of earth9uakes 15 minutes
apart swanned through the High Sierra today,
rousing sleepers, briefly blacking out power to parts
of at least two towns and knocking a radio station
off the air.
springs area 15 miles northeast of Crowley Lake in
Mono County. The second quake, measuring 3.0,
struck at 5:23 a.m. with an epicenter 16 miles
northeast of Mono Lake near the ghoet town of
Bodie. Browne said the third temblor at 5:30 a.m.
tipped the scale i.t 3.6 and was centered at the
northern edge of Crowley.
The first temblor measured 3.7 on the Richter
scale at 5:17 a.m . and was centered near a hot
Abortion opinions conflict
~
SACRAMENTO -California'• 1967 abortion
law makes it a crime to abort a viable fetus if the
mother's health ls not in danger, saya a state attor-
ney general's opinion.
The opinion, laaued Thursday by Attorney
General George Deukmejian, confllctl with an
oplnlon iuued last year by lawyers of the atate
Health Services Department.
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Last ol nudists
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MALIBU -The lMt nine ol
541 JleOPle arn!llted for appeartna
nucfe o-n Southern Calffornia
beaches l.ut year have been ac-
quitted by a JurY.
After four day1 of trial a
seven-woman , five-man jury
found the nine innocent on
Thundu. Flve other CMel wUfl · dilln1mecl W~y by Malibu
MunJclSCourt Jud .. llonald Schoen , who laid the ~
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liberation.
"The decision was guilty on all
41 counts of tax and mail Craud,"
she said.
Condo, 46, said he was surpri-
9ed by the verdict.
"I don't know how they arriv-
ed at it," he said. "My only aim
was to uphold and defend the
Constitution against corrupt and
private banking systems.''
Condo, who testified in his
own defense, contended he acted
on his belief that Federal Re-
serve Notes are not valid money
because they att not becked by
precious melala.
Spiegel also said Condo took
nearly $2 million an supposedly
worthless greenback s in dues
from his members.
"He knew th.at money is power
and these supposedly worthless
Federal Reserve not.es gave him
power," Spiegel said.
The final arguments came af-
ter 18 days of trial, in which
Spiegel called about 40 witnesses,
most of them past a nd present
members of Condo's organization.
The Court of AppeaJ, however,
revers<."<! a bribery and conspira-
cy con viction against Diedrich
and a co'lspiracy convi°ction
agaJnst Rose.
Ano ther bribery c harge
against Diedrich also was rever-
sed, but the door was left open
for a retrial on tha t count.
Cranston flays Reaganomics
Kemp says Am erica's recession predated president
By THOMAS MURPHINE
Of .... Deltr Not .....
CHICAGO -California Sen.
Alan Cranston took some slams at
the Reagan administration eco-
nomic policies Thursday in an
appearance here before the
American Society of Newspaper
Editors convention.
Crans ton said Reaganomics
amount to ''the path to richee for
a few AmericanA but the peth to
ruin for many Americans."
He said Reagan's tight money
policy was excemive, "a high riak
experiment requiring a miracle to
work."
He said tight money ia another
factor of Reaganomlca and has
caused wideapl'ead buainess fail.
urea. Cranston claimed that
business failures are now up 57
percent.
"Ronald Reagan has exploded
the myth that ltepublicans are
good for businea," Cranston as-
terted.
The opposite viewpoint was
represented b y Congressman
Jack KempaR-N .Y., who decla-
red that the current recession can
be traced back long before Rea-
gan 'a presidency.
•"There is no doubt that we are
in a time of adversity,'' Ke mp
said. "But it didn't start with
Reagan's election. It started in
1979. 1 saw it in my town o f
Buffalo.
"The biggest tragedy of this
presidency is that m the first 17
months the preside nt has not
been able to change policy and
get the bond market open."
Kemp said high levels of eco-
nomic growth will be absolutely
n~. He contended that it is
at>solutely imperative for "this
president to save the dollar."
There was some limited good
news on the economic front from
a third panelist, Allee Rivlin, di-
rector of the Congressional Bud-
get Office.
Panel moderator James Gan-
non described Mrs. R1vlm as "the
best budget brain in Washingioo
a nd has been right more often
than the White House, no matter
who was in it."
Mrs. Rivlin said that there is
hope for an upturn in the econ-
omy within the next few weeks.
"There is evidence that the
recession has bottomed out, but
no evidence of an upturn yet. .
"When the tax cut takes place
in July, that will put $200 per
person purchasing power into the
economy this summer. Recovery
sh ould spread into the second
part of the year," she said.
Mrs. Rivlin forecast tha t in -
terest rates will come down over
the next few months. She said
there wall be an upturn in the
economy during the second half
of this year, wi t h modera ~e
growth over the next two years.
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aoa been received. llelp!
L.F., Co1la Men
Selectv says there was a mixup In its
records beca~ of a misspelling of your name.
The check now has been prcx.'eSSt.'d and you
should receive it any day. If not, let A YS
know.
Appraising TR le1ter
DEAR PAT: I'd •Ps»reclate it If you could
tell me ltow I can contact a c ollector or
pretldea tial letter• or autographs. I bave a
letter signed by Tbeoclore Rooaevelt la 1918.
-C.H., Balboa
Evalene Pulati, owner of Americana Col-
lectors Shop (111 E. Cubon, Santa Ana), can
appraise{our letter for a nominal fee and she
knows o a "Teddy" Roosevelt collector. The
value of the letter will depend on it.s condition
and content. The date it was written also de-
tennines value, according to Mrs. Pulau.
For instance, the letter probably would be
worth more if it had been written during
Roosevelt's tenn of offiL-e from 190 l when he
became presid ent following P r esident
McKinley's assasination through 1909. The
letter you have was written the year before
Rossevelt died at age 60 on J an 6, Hll9
Diet aids comment sought
l DEAR READERS: May 27 is comment t deadline on a Food and Drug Admiuistration's
~ (FDA) advisory panel report calling two in-t gredients in non-prescnption diet aids, benw-~ caine and phenylpropanolamint.>, safe and ef-
cording to the panel ~ ,
After comment evaluation, FDA will
propoee a regulation establJ.ah1n8, for the fint
time, in8J'ecllent and labelina 1tandarda for
theee producta. Any prt>duct fa111na to meet
the atandardl finally adopted may be removed
from the market. •
Send oommenta to Dock.eta Management
Branch (HFA-306), FDA Room 4-2, 5600
FiBhen Lane, Rockvllle, Md. 80867. For more
Information, write to William Gilbertaon. Bu-
reau of Druga. at the above addreea.
Needs passport renewed
DEAR PAT: Wut 11 IM procedare for
renewing my pa11port by mall? It wW expire
In Ju.oe.
-B.M., Newport BeacJI
You can arrange for a $10 paaaport re-
newal application b y vlaiting or maiUng a
self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Hun-
tington ~ach Post Office, 6771 Warner Ave.,
Huntington Beach 92647. When the passport
application is completed, you can mail lt and
two new , signed passport pictures to the
passport office indicated on the form. The $10
rene wal fee applies to passports reissued
within eight years to peraona who were not
minors when the original pamport was laaued.
As you might expect, many rules and
regulations apply to pasaport issuance. Spe-
cific information 'Can be obtained by phoning
post office passport clerks in Fullerton, Gar-
den Grove, Santa Ana, Laguna Hills and
Anaheim. The addresses and phone numbers
are listed in the White Pages phone book un-
der the postal servia) heading of the United
States Government listing.
Check fee bill pending l, fective in weight control. 1
t· The FDA notes, howevt>r, that reports DEAR PAT: la It le1al for merclaa.Dt1 to
·• published after the panel's findings were charge a fee wllea a clleck boucet? Or, II tlala
submitted show that phenylpropanolamine just sometblng they do-on their own?
doses higher than those currently marketed J .R., Cotta Meu
(but within the safe range recommended by Currently, retailers and lenden are not
the panel) cause blood pressu re elevation. authorized to charge a fee to a consumer who
Town
mandates
guns
FRANKLINTOWN, Pa. (AP)
-The head of each hou.lehold in
th1a amall community mutt own a
gun, under an ordinance palled
by the borough council.
Under the ordi.nanoe, t1.rnllar to
one enacted recently in Kenne-
saw, Ga., the fine for failing to
own a gun is $300. But Council
President Ralph Gundrum sees
little chance of the ordinance
being enforced.
The ordinance , passed
Wednesday night, includes
clauses that exempt the disabled.
the elderly and conscientious ob-
jectors, Gundrum said.
"We have thought about it for
quite a while," Gunflrum said.
"What we want to do lJ bring the
guns out In the open and get
people used t.o handling them."
Gundrum said the burglary
rate is up in Franklintown and
the time has come to do some -
thing about it.
"A vast majority of the homes
in Franklintown already have
guns," Gundrum noted, adding
that the ordinance will make the
use of those guns safer.
Gundrum said the chief of po-
lice plans to conduct classes on
fireanns safety, and ''people are
going to protect themselves and
they are going to protect their
neighbors."
Councilman Larry F. Wonders,
who cast the only negative vote,
predicted the ordinance would
not protect homeowners from
criminals.
"If someone comes lo rob you
and you have a gun they're still
going to rob you," h e said.
"You're liable to get shpt with
your own gun."
"
AP Wltephoto
CONCERT ON THE WHITE -Jack McGowan sets up bench
for pia no placed in snow on Oregon's Mount Hood to publicize
the Mount Hood Festival of Jazz in Gresham, Aug. 6-8.
Sea lions stricken
Mammals wash ashore near Ventura
VENTURA (AP) -A dozen sea lions have died and
washed up on Ventura County beaches in the past few days,
authorities say.
The Ventura County Environmental Health and Animal
Regul.a1ion department.a, as well as state parks officials, say 12
of the eea lions have died since last Friday and some others
have been di8oovered ill.
Slx sea liom were found near Rincon Point, north of
Ventura, three •...-e found off the Ventura pier and three
were d.iacovered McGrath State Park in Oxnard.;. FDA called for more research to determine a writes a check ~hat bounces. Other buai.nesaes -=~deseTaAge-t~ . .pMA~ 111te bM'!f-al'fd-gl'oee~-eaJF.Howev· .. ~.~--S-~en-.,._-t~-.,..:-c·r-it<~1 ---
the extent to which 1t induces or aggravates there is a pending bill in the sta.te Lejlialature ~· a;:n ·~"
--Bl"ad.~ator of r;r:u~mmals~eland on
Palos Verdes, said the· cauae of the illness is WiIOiown. The
surviving sea lions are comatose, he said. high blood pressure. (AB 3479) tha t would authorize lend~s to
In the meantime, FDA will allow phe-collect a fee (probably limited to $5 or $7) for
nylpropanolamine to be usc.'CI at current levels return of a dishonored check, negotiab~ order
(75 milligrams or fewer per day) but will .n<?t of withdrawal, or share draft.
permit the higher dosage (up to 150 m1ll1-
grams) recommended by the panel and avai-
lable overseas.
The panel found none of the other 111
ingredients in over-the-<.'<>unter diet pills had
been proven effective. It satq that although
phenylpropanolamine and benrocame (an an-
esthetic that works by numbing the taste
buds) might help reduce a dieter's appetite,
they do not cause weight loss. Only eatinR less
or exercising more can effect weight loss, ac-
• Got a problem'! Then write ID Pat Horo-... 1 w1tz. Pat wW cut red tape, getting the
ill answers and action you need to solve in-
eqwlies in government and business. Mail
your questjons to Pat Horowitz, At Your Service,
Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, C.asta mesa,
CA. 92626. As many letters as possible will be ans-
wered, but phoned inquiries or letters not including
thf' readn 's lull name, addresa and business hours'
phone number cannot be considered.
----------·-----.. ----
B A secret place tor a connoisseur 01
sweets Our brightly paint~ candy bo~
from Villeroy & Boch $22.50
A Serve a Qourmel least on our lustrous
black tray handcralted. and embellished wrth
delicate 1rise'l From Couroc 146.
.
WALNUT CREEK (AP)-~
scientist at the Lawrence Liver-
more Laboratory remained in
critical condition while doctors
awaited t.est.s to determine if his
pneumonia-like il~ess was cau-
sed by Legionnaire's bacteria.
An autopsy ls planned on at least one dead sea lion.
Andrews said a similar outbreak occurred three years ago
in Southern California, "and we never did determine what
was wrong." He said the disease seems to attack the central
nervous system and appears to affect adult female sea lions
the worst.
EARN AND LEA N!
Deliver the Daily Pilat Boys and girls 10 or older -
Call 642-4321 and apply today. Daily Pilat
The Robinsons Gift
PAMPER YOUR VERY DESERVING MOM.
LAVISHLY.
With life.'s little luxuries.
Like a hideaway for chocolates
A tray to inspire breakfast in bed
A charming basket or flowers .
And then some. We 've gathered
the gifts to please her Tempting
little treasures. for a very
reasonable $18-$50.
Now add your own special
touches. And give a very special
mom an extra special day.
Robinson's Gifts. 59. To order.
call toll-free 1·800.·345·8501.
/
D. Bright, forever fresh blotsoms,
tenderly placed In a tiny basket.
C A carate tor tler bedside
From Salos. clean and sculpted,
with Its own gla'I~ atop $20.
From a oOllectlon, by Deldan. 111•9'0.
e Our 10· collector'•
plate celtt>retlng ct\lldren from
8'tdn1Ck, i.aut11utly ri.nctpelnttd with
en Ofltnttl motif, With etend. -
T
MSJ Data Corp. o! Cotta Mma hu announced a
chaln·Wfde aale ol a h.andheld pori.b~ data entry
computer •rrtem to Eckerd Drua Co. of Clearwater,
Fla. The price was not announceO.
Eckerd Drug, a dJviaion of Jack Eckerd Corp., la
the Sun Belt'• largest dru,g re\aller with more than
1,200 stores in 16 •tat.es.
The system will be used to electronk:ally order
merchandise at each retail outlet and then transmit the
data via telephone lines directly to one of seven
F.ckerd data processing centers equipped with lBM
Series/l computen1.
Fluor wins AMF contract
A Daniel lntemationaJ wlit of Fluor Corp. of Ir-
vine has been selected by AMF-Tuboecope to provide
design management, procurement and construction
management services for a pipe-coating plant and of-
fices at Neusa-Dua&eldorf, West Gennany.
Total installed costs of the 80,000-square foot fa-
cility, which will serve German clients and others ln
the.oiJ drilling industry, la estimated at $10 million.
Value of the contract to Daniel is approximately $4
million.
Utility to issue stock
San Diego Gas & Electric pl.am to iaue 250,000
shares of Its preference stock (cumulative) in an offe-
ring that is scheduled for May 12.
The preference stock, (cumulative) will be priced
at $100 a share, raising $25 million for the company.
The proc~ds of next week's sale will repay a
portion of the company's outstanding short~tenn_ debt.
The debt was incurred for the ternPQrary fanancmg of
the company's construction program.
Money m anagem ent ta ug ht
Cape Star Financi.a.l of San Clemente will sponsor
a money management seminar Thursday at 7 p.m. in
room 200 of San Clemente High SchooL
Speakers will be Fred Pleracci and W. Dennis
Renter, financial planners.
"For information, call 661-7372.
I
Spa o peration acquired
Four Coast and Valley Spas -in Beverly Hilla,
Van Nuys, Woodland Hilla and Pasadena -have been
acquired by Imperial Spa, Inc., and have begun ope-
rating as Imperial Health Spas.
fmperial Spa operaie. five health spa facilities in
Downey, Whittier, La Habra, Fountain Valley and
Garden Grove with a total membership exceeding
55,000. The firm's corporate offices are in Fullerton.
P remium pay m ent p ossible
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pacific Telephone
shareholders may get a common share premium of as
much as $2.25 whe n American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. takes over the company for about $452
million.
PacTel i&clued the prelin\,inary figure Wednesday,
but the actual figure will depend mi stock prices at the
time of the takeover. The move may occur as early as
May 12.
Under the takeover agreement, each PacTel share
will be exchanged for 0.35 of an AT&T share.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES
AMERICAN LEADERS
JD ll'ICI
'I I~ 10 u Stk 11• ti 114.11 IU.O+ 1.U
'"""' Tr*' Utlh
)I0'13 >4A SJ1.lf Ml.CIJ+ 16of 1.Jll4,IGD Ull.-1.1'15,D u Stt;
WHAT STOCKS DID
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NEW YOAIC IAPl ~y •
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NIEW YOfllC CAPI _., •
METALS
MS 2'10 m m ,.
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NEW VORK (AP) -Spot nonfetrOU4 rnteal pr109I todey. c •• _., 11·1 f c•nl• 1 pound, U.~.
lnlttonL
L,...i 2$-27 cents I l)OW'd. ZIM 38 Genta I pound, --.cl. , T9ll l e.7011 ~W-~lb.
AIU L ura 7 .. n oent9 I oouncl, N.V. ' ......,, 1n1.oo ps flMi.. ,...._ ~.00 trOr oc., N.V. ,
SILVER
Hendy a Htrlftln, II.HI per troy
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l -i Orange co.M DAILY PILOTJl"f1dtlY, M-V 1, 1112
Nit.IC NOTICE ........
NOTICI Of' nNtTll'I IAU ,~~IOUt 8UllNHI TrueM'1 .. Ho. "41 ,_.,., STATl•NT
On· June 11. 1982. at 9: 16 A.M.. The lollowlng per10n1 are doing
Preolalon Reoonveyan<i• Corp., • butlnee. u : Clllf()(nla Corporation .. duly ap· ''ALBERT ALLEN". 22eoo-c
polftled Truet• under and purauant Lambert StrMI, Suite 908, El T0to.
to the Deed or Tru11 reoorcltd CA 92830.
1t-19-t1, .. Intl, No. 22'35. In ALBERT HARRISON PRITTS.
book , l"ege • Of Olllclal 27'61 Chepal1, Ml11lon Viejo. CA Aecordl In the oflloe Of the County 92'82.
Aeoorder of Orange County, State RICHARD ALLEN OOUBl.E-of Calltornla. Oil. t813 Camden Place. Fullerton.
E.HCVled by Bobble Morgen Lane, OA 92'33.
.. hef tOle and eep11ate prOPeftY Thi• t>ueln4M• '' conduc1ed bV. • WILL SELL AT PIJ8LIC AUOTIO~ .,.,_., pertnerthlp.
TO TH! HIQMHT BIOOEA '0A Rlcllerd Allen OOubledff CASH (payable at time ot nle In Thlt 11e1emen1 wu flied with the
NIUC M>TICE
PUel.IC NC>TICI
StddlebMik Community Coneoe
0111r1c1 l'le1tby glvet notlOt 11\aa II
hu filed IOt a majO< Chenge In 111
Fe<le11l Comm11nlca11on1 Commit
tlon applloerlon for an F'M Tr anti ..
tor lo aerve Newpofl Bea9h, C111~ lornaa lo be located on the roof of
Hoag Ho1pltal. Reg11rdlng appllet•
lion Ille i BPFT8f0t15fA. dated
March 18. t982, the l ollowlng
changH h•v• bffl1 P•OPOHd I.
Ohange Ol lrequency lrom 811 I MHr
to 89.6 MHz. 2. Change In power ouaput from •Ingle ten w11t ampllllet
to duel ten wall ampllller1. 3
Cha110• In number of dlrecllonal
anlenn•• from lour 10 lwo Com-
mente In euppor1 of or 1n C>Pl)Olltloo
NILIC M>TIC£
'ICTITIOUI IWllNHI NA• STATE~NT
The tollowlng pe1•01• 11 doing
buJlnen as;
TH( SECOND TIMI AAOUNO.
440 ! 17th 81 .• Co••• Meu. CA
92627
8111n Gorham Jon••· 3408 8 l\on St . Senta Ana, CA 02707.
lt11• bua1neu 11 condueted by .,,
lridlVldual
Br11n Gorham ~onet
Thll •l•tement WH llled with 11!4f
County Clork ol Orange Counly on April :H 1082.
f11'1171
Pubhll'led Ora1109 Col•I Daily Piiot,
April 23. 30. Mty 7, 14, 1982
1781-82 lewful rnon.y of the United Stal.a) County Clent of Orenge Coun1y on
11 th• front entrance lo th• Old Ap(M 16. '1982. to tile eppUcellon m1y be filed with 1------------
the Federal Communlcellon1 Com-P\a.tC NOTICE Orange County CourttlOuM located • '117421
on Santa Ana Blvd .. '*-8~ Publl•hed Orenge Co•tt Delly more end Broadway, Sanaa Aria. Piiot. Aprll 23. 30. May 7, 14. 1982
C11U: all right. tlllt 1nd Interest t817-82 conveyed to and now l'leld by It
mltalon. Publlthed In Oranrc Coa11 1---F-IC-m--IO_U_S_a_u.,i_IH_E_l_I __
Dally Piiot, OatH of Pub le1llon NAMI ITATIEMEHT May 6. 7. t2. 14, 18, 21. 1982 2088-82 file following per1on 11 doing
bus1ne11 ••· under 11ld OHd of t rutt In the i----P\8.--IC-NO_T_IC_E ___ _
property tlluated In Hid County l------------
lnd Stale de9crlbed u : 'ICTITIOUS •ult ..... PUIUC MOOCl Loi 73 Tract 842.5 In the Clty or NAM• STATlMINT ~ Beacl'I, County of Orange, The lollowlng person 11 doing NOTICE 0, TRU9Tl!IE'I SALE
8t1te of California u per map rec-bullneat u · T.9. No. 9-24
orded In book 330 page(•) 8 NORDIC REFRIGERATION, On May 21, 1982. I I 9 16 AM .
lhrough t4 Of Ml-ilaneout Mapa, 1625 W. M1cArthur. • 17. Colla TITLE SERVICES. INC , H duly ep-
ln the Ofltc. of the County RllCOfd., Meta, CA 92826. pointed Tru•tee undlf and purauanl
Of aaJd County. WAYNE M. ST A A LES 0 N • to Deed ol Trull recorded May 19. The 1treet addrHs and other 17062 Green Street, #93. Hunting-1980, H Inst No. 19053, 1n book common deelgnatlon. If any, ot the ton Belch, CA 928'611. t3610 1570 r 0111 1 1 R real property detcrlb•d above It lhla b···•--.. 11 conduct_,. by 1n • page · ' 0 c ' •-.,_.., '""' corda In tile office of the County purported lo be: 33 M11n1111 Drive. 1ndlvldu1I. R.cordar or Or1nge Coun1y. C1ll-Newport Bffch, C1llfornle. Weyne M. Staeleaon lornlt. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
PLAZA TRAVEL CENTRE. 112 l
W Orange1horpe Avenue, Fuller1on,
CA
C PETEA HICKS. 28586 M•m-
brtno. Minton v1e10. CA 92691 Thll bu11ne!ll 11 conduc:le<I by an
1nd1v1duel
C Pellr H~t
This statement was filed with the
County Clerk ot Orange County on
Aprrl 19. 1982 Ftl7W7
Publianed Orange Coul Dally
PllOI, Aptll 23 30 May 7, 14, 1982
1837-82
' . ENDANGERED SIGN? -Oregon Gov. Vic
Atiyeh says he'd like to dynamite-this $10,000
redwood sign on the California-Oregon state
,.,,...,..,...0
line to demonstrate the state's desire for new
r~dents and not just visitors.
The undartlgned Trustee dl1-Thie etatemenl was llled wlth the UCTION TO HIGHEST BIOOER FOR cl1lme any ll11bllity for any lncor· County Clerk ol Orange County on CASH. CASHIER'S" CHECK OR
rect,_ In the tlreet address end April 19, 1982. CE"TIFIEO CHECK ( bl I other common de1fnn1lloo, II any. F1f7571 " • P•Y• e a • llme of Ale In lawful money or the Shown herein. l'ubll1hed Orange Coell Di lly United Saatff) at the front entrance
Pl8LIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8VllNlH
NAME aTATElllENT Said Hie will D• made, but wl-PllOt. Aprll 23, 30, Mey 7. 14, 11182 10 the old Orange County Cour-
thOul C011enan1 or warranty, expreaa 1803-82 lhoute. located on Santa Ana eou-
or lmplled. regarding lllle. pos ... ·1------------leverd. t>etween Sycamore Slreel
The tollowlng persona are doing
buslneH aa·
.Oregon: Nice place to visit?
•Ion. or encumbrence1. Including Ml.IC NOTICE end Broadway. Senta Ana. Cllttor-1-. charges end expeneet of the1------------I 1 t Truatee end of the tru111 created by FICTITIOUS BUSINESS nla al 'ght, Ille and lnterffl con-
11ld Deed of Trull to wit: $158.-MAMIE 8TATl!MIENT veyed to and now held by II under I said Deed of Trutl In the property 000 00 with lnterHI thereon from The lollowlng person Is do no llluated In H id County end Stlle November 20. 1981 at 22 percent bualneas as.
KASHMIR LTO., 347t Via Lklo, Su11e 211, Newport Beach, CA
92683
DANNY JAY SCHEUER. 25
Roc:ky Knoll. Irvine. CA 92715
OAVIO H. EVANS. 32 Rocky
KnOll. Irvine, CA 92715 per annum at provided In .. Id ANDERSON ENTERPRISES. described u :
SALEM, Ore. (AP) -Gov. Vic Atiyeh sa)'I he
doesn't want outsiders getting the wrong impressi-
on from a border sign that says, "Welcome to Ore-
gon. We hope you will' enjoy your visit."
nomination, felt so strongly about the distinction
that he threatened last weekend to blow up a $10,-
000 sign on Interstate 5 at the California border.
By Wednesday, however, Atiyeh had calmed
down.
note(t) plua coats and eny advance• 19132 M1gnolle C30, Hunllngaon Lot 15 ol Tract No. 7800. In the
ol $2.229.06 ptu• lntlf .. t. Beach. CA 92648. clay 01 Newport Beach, u per map
The beneficiary under tlald Deed Irene Elaine Anderson. 19132 recorded In Boo!! 304, pages 35 to 37 lnclutMI of mlt10ellaneou1 maps, or Trust heretofore executed and Magnolia C30. Hunlington Be1ch. In the olflce 01 the county recorder delivered 10 111• undertlgnad a CA 92646
This bvslnets 11 conducted by 1 general p1rtnerahlp.
Oen Scheuer
Thl• statement w111 filed with the
County Clerk ot Orange County on
April 20, 1982 written Oeclarelion of Oeleu11 and This busmeas 11 conducted by an of said county Demand for Sale. and a written lndlv1dual Parcel 2· Non exclutlve appurte-He'd r a ther the sign read, "Welcome to
Oregon." Period. He says Oregon likes its visitbrs,
but also likes people who come to stay.
[n fact, Atiyeh, who is seeking Republkan re-
Fonner Gov. Thomas McCall. concerned about
overdevelopment, used to tell visitors to enjoy
themselves in Oregon, byt then go home.
Notlce of Oefaull and Elecllon 10 Irene E Anderson nint e1temen1S lor lngreu and
Seti. The und-"'ned caused H id fhlS statement was tiled with the egrets over private a1ree1S 88 set w• ""V forth tn lhe decll,.llon ot cove-Notice of Oelaull and Elecllon to County Clerk of Orange County on nanll, condition• and rHtrlcllons Sell 10 be recorded In the County April 21, 1982 lhown herein
where Ille real properly 11 loeeled. F1l7774 Truator or record own8'· J0"4N A
F1'1724
Publtshe<l Orange Coaat 01lly PI-iot. April 23. 30, May 7, 14, 1982
1757-82
Ml.IC M>TIC£
Date: April 29. 11182 . Published Orange Coett Ollly Piiot. KR/4.JIAN and DIANE Fl KRAJIAN.
Cajun town goes off its tl.i~t Prec:ltlon Reconveyance AP<ll 23. 30. May 7. 14. 1982 husband and wile as jOlnl tenanta
Corp. 1784·82 The tlreet aodreu and 01her
1657 E. UnoOln Ave., common o .. ~nallon. 11 any. of 1he Or~. CA 92665 ____ MUC ____ M>_T1C£ _____ real proper! described above 11 es said Truatee. · By· JOhn c . Nixon. ,ICTITIOUa 9Ul*IE8S purported to be • 7 Rue Vlllart.
Prea4den't NAME ITATEMINT Newpon Beach. C1lllornle.
FICTITIOUS 8UllN£99
NAME STATDff.NT The loll0W1ng peoont .,. dOlng
business H
TOOL SHACK OF SANTA ANA.
2118 Soulh Milin Slreel. Santa Ane.
CA 92707
• NATCHITOCHES, La. (AP)
-All 18,000 residents of this
town were urged to go on a strict
die t but now, two years later,
most have gone back to eating
local favorites such as fried meat
pies.
He thought it would improve
the health of the town. But
• within a 'year, he admitted, ta-
king the town off its Cajun diet
was a project doomed to failure,
and i.ru¢ead the $40,000 went for
a media blitz to educate towns-
people about good nutrition.
waa lost. A survey of 99 Natchi-
toches' residenta show~ 55 could
list more than four items from
the Pritikin diet while no one in
the nearby college town of
Ruston could name more than
two.
f I 11 I I I The !.indertlgned Trualee dll-Authorlze.d Slgn•lur.. bUll';.!,; .:_w ng person 1 do ng clalm1 eny llablllty 101 any 1ncor-
Publl1hed Or1nge Coul Delly OOM ORIGINALS. 500 S. Main ne91 of the stteel eddr-end
Pllol. M1y 7, 14. 21, 1982 2008-82 St., Ste 512, Orange. CA 92668 other common designation. II t ny,
Carla Dawn Han. 518 East Sl'lown herlMn. PUBl.IC M>TICE Oakmont. Oranoe. CA 92667 Seid Hie will be made. bu! wl-
1------------ThlS business 1s be1no conduc1e<1 thout covenant orw11ran1y. express FlCTT110UI aUllNl89 by 811 indMduel or lmplled. regarding tllle. poaaea-
NAMIE STATEMENT Carla Dawn Herl slon. Of encumbrances. to pay the
The lollowlrlg person 11 doing This statement was filed with the unpaid balance of the note(s) Meu-
ANTHONY P. CIROCCO, 1228
Eltner Place. Anaheim. CA 9280 1 This buainess la cond\/Cted by an
indlv10U81.
Antl\ony P Cirocco
!his statement was filed wllh the
County Clerk of Orenge County on
April 22. t982
ANOIEASON, BECK & STEWART
WNll.,., A. AnderMn
[n 1980, sociologist C.B. "Lum"
Ellis persuaded the state to com-
mit public money to put Natchi-
toches on a diet for a year.
The Pritikin Research Foun-
dation says, however, that not all
"I guess one way of putting
th.at is that Lum Ellis did a good
job," said Roland Pippin, who
conducted the survey.
butl,,... u : Counly Clerk ol Orange county on red by H id Deed of Trust. lo·wll·
TRUMP MARKETING, 1870 April 21. 1982 S 17 t,679 31, includlnQ es provkled
Sanaa An1 Ave., Suite o. Cos111 F18T772 In 111d no1e(1I. 1dvences. 11 any.
M-. CA 92627. Publlshe<I Orange cout Daily Piiot under the termt of 181d Deed of
J-Guereml. 637 W. C.,.ter April 23. 30. May 1. 14. 1982 Trust. lees. ch11ges end expenses
Ave .. 11B. Placentia. CA 92670. 1787-82 ol the Trullee end or the 1n.11ta
223 E. Thou11nd O•k• Blvd., No.
421
Thou .. nd Oeb, CA 91380
F1'7930
Publlahed Orange Coast Dally
P11o1. April 30. Mey 7. 14. 21. 1982.
t9~2 DIATH NDTICIS Nil.JC M)TIC(
FICTITIOUS .U ... M
NAM1 STAra.NT
The loUowtng persona ere dolllQ
business las: LANGFORD of Orange. Ca., and daugh ter WESTERN HALLMARK CARDS
FRANCES MA RI E Jill Steel of Okinawa. Ser-& GIFTS. 793 So. Tu1Cln AYe .. Or-
LANG FORD, passed away vices and interment will be enoe0;~::~•k 2389 Coron•
on May 1982 in M o nterey, held in Providence, Rhode Noreo, CA 91780. · •
Ca. while v i siting her son. Island. Arrangements by MlfY Lake, 2389 Coron1. Not-
.She was born in Missouri on Saddleback Chapel Tu.tin co. CA 91760. , · • ' Thts ~ ls oonducted by I Apnl 11. 1900. H er husband Ca. ~at pllrtnera:Np
Thomas L. Langford prece-LESTER Barbar• Luak
ded her in d eath. Survived EUGENIA LILLIAN '*7l1
by 2 ch ildren William Gear LESTER 'd t f Bal Puoltthed Orenge CoHI Delly -• a resa en o -Poot. May 1, t4, 21. 211. 1992
'ge Langford of Monterey, boa~. Ca. Paslled away 2072-82
Ca. and Dorothy L . Bradley on May 5. 1982. She wasP-----------
of Newport B each . Ca., 2 ~min Ark.an.sas City. Kan-PllllC •TICl
sisters Ruth Boland of Mis-sas on July 31, 1912. She was -----------
soun and Virginia LaMar of preceded In death by her T.S. NO. et=1: 120 3S800 8
Ariz.ona. 5 grandc h ildren parents and her brothers and NOTICE Of TM.ISTH'S SAU!
and 2 great-grandch ildren. sisters. she was the youngest Exewted by: Biiiy E. Saevenaon
Visitation will be held at the of 7 children. Eugenia and •ng,,R=; ~~ta:;2 11 9:15 ·B a ltz B~rgeron Smith & J o hn L ester were married A.M. CHICAGO 'tlTLE INSURANCE
Tuthill M ortuary o n Sun -on F ebruary 7. l932 in Ark-COMPA,..Y aa duly appointed
day. May 9, 1982 from ansas C i t y, Kansas, they Truttee under and pureu1nt to
l :OOPM to 5:00PM . Funeral moved to California in 1§35. 0..d of Trull recorded t0-30-79, at lntt. No. In book 13373, ser vices will be held o n They resided on Balboa ls-pege 1295. of Otflclel Reccwdl In the
M onday, May 10, 1982 at land for the past 10 years. office of tl'I• County A_d., of
l :OOPM at Baltz Bergeron Eugenia and John celebrated Orange County, Celllornla WILL
Smith & Tuthill Westcllff their 50th anniversary o n ~~~~tJl~,~~J~t~&~'i'U~
Chapel M ortuar y with th e February 7, 1982. She is (payable al time of HI• In lewful 1 Rev. Gene Swa~on of the surrvived b y her loving money ot the Uftll«S Slat•I at Ille
Harbo ,..._ -'-f Ch h f h b d J front entrance to the old ()reno• r '-ru-"' tan urc o us an ohn and her 2 c ounty Court Houee. located on ~ewport Beach o fficiating. children John, Jr. and Kay Santa Ana Blvd .• betwHn Syce-
lnterment will follow at Pa-Coop er and also 7 grand-more St. end Bfoedway Santa AN.
cif ic View Cem etery. Mrs. children. John Lester III, Calltomla all rlgfit, title end Int-I
La f d ·d f conveyed to and now held by II ng or was a rcs1 ent o Paula Lester, Carrie Cooper, under aald Deed or Trusl In lhe
Costa M esa since 1962 and Wilfred Cooper. Allred Coo-property tltuated In Hid County
was a member of the Harbor per, M ichele Lester and MI-111\d State deacflbed u :
Ch . . Ch h f N PARCEL 1: rastlan urc o ew -chael Lester. Services will Unit 7• In tl'I• City of Cotta
port ~ac.h. Services under be held on Saturday, May 8, M .... Counav of Oranoe, Stele or
the darectaon of Baltz Berge-• 1982 at l l :OOAM at the Pa-California. u aflOWn encl c»flrl8d on
ron Smith & Tuthill West-cific View Chapel. Entomb-tl'lel cer1aln Condominium ~an
cliff Chapel M ortuary o f ment at Pacific View Me-;~:~d~u:a~.5~ 1~~:
Costa Mesa. 646-9371. morial Park. Pacific View or Oranoe County c.llfomla.
M ortuary directors. PAAC'lL 2: BARBOUR M undivided 1191h lnt-t In
EUNICE L . BARBOUR, PtaJC NOT1C( end to Lot 1 of Trect No. 10425 In 1he City of ea.ta Meaa. Couniy of resident of South Laguna. __ F_IC_TITIOU--,-llU-... --,-,--Orange, Stale of Celffornla. u per
Ca. Passed away on M ay 6, NAME ITA TUilOfT m.., -ded In Book 45 t pegea 21
1982. Survived by son Neil The lollowlng peraon 11 doing to 22 or Ml1eellaneout Mape, re-business 111· cord• of Of.nge County. C.tllfomta
AWA ENTERPRISES. 2025 t0gether with all lmprovementt ~------------1 Anaheim Ave . Cosle Mell. CA tllereon, ex~ttno thef.trom Con-92627 domlnlum Unit• t through 9 lnclu·
ULTZIHGHOM
SMITH & TUTHILL
WISTCLIFF CHA'U
427 E 17th St
Costa Me~a 64f\-Cl~7 t
"HCI ll.0Tt41U
SMITHS' MC>•1\l.UT
627 Mam St
Hun11nQton &a( h
536·6539
'AClffC VllW
Ml:MO•IAL 'Altl
Cermrery M ortvarv
Cnaoe1-Crematory
3500 Pac1l1c View Dnve
Newport Beach
644·2700
McCO.Mfa MOaTUA•tH
laouna Beach
494·9415
laovna Hills
168·0933
San Juan Cap1:W3no
•95·1776 • .---
HMtOI LAWM-MT. OUYI
Monvarv • C.mtltr\'
Crenwtorv
1625 G1111r Ave
Costa M"'9 5~555-4
Richard W Cram. 2025 Ane-tlw. located thereon.
helm. Cotta Mesa. CA 92627 PAACEL 3:
Thia bullnes• is conductod by en An 81lciutlw •-I appur-lndlvldual t.nent to Md! unit for 1M UM and
Rlctlard W. Cram oooupenc:y of ltw>M portlone of the
Thi• ····-· WH filed wlth Ille r..nated common ., .. deMQrlated County Ctent of Orange County on In the Declaratlon of ,.._1rfct1on1
April 21. 1982. -~In 8ootl 131ff peoe 132.8
'117111 Offlclal Aecorda of Mid County and
Publlllhe<I Orange Coett Dally Plloa. 1l'lown on 11'1• Condominium Plall'
April 23. 30, Mey 7. 14, 1982 fOf Mdl unit.
178()..82 The ttreel addreH and other
----------comMOn dealgnatlon. " eny. of the rtaJC M)TlC[ r .. r property cleecrlbed above I•
-----------l)Url)Or1ed 10 be: 2205 PllClftc A.,.. F1CTTTIOU8 llU-.. nu• No. 101, Co•I• M•H. Oa. I MAim STAra.tn' 112927.
The follo•lng perton la doing TM undet•~=~•lme eny butlMN U: li.bMy for.,,,., .,._ of IN
ROBERT 8 . GALTER ltr ... adctr•anclotller~mon
SOFTWARE ENGINEEJlllNO Hff.-daalgnaUOn, If q, aflowrt .,_.,,
VICES, 2327 Autgerl, Coata MeM, 8ald .... wtN be maM, l>ut wl-
Cellfomla. thOut ~ °'""~· ...... Robert s. Gener. 2321 Rut09f9, ot ~!*eel. r~ tlttl, PolMl--co. .. MeM. Ctlllfcwnll t2t2t. tkln1 cw ~ to PtY tlle
Thia bue1!"81 le oonducWd by en remaining principal aum of the
lndMdual. note(•) ncured by •Id l>ffd of
Rober1 8, Giit• Tr~llll lnterHt tltereon, at
Thll •t•i.tnent ... llltcl wlttl the pr In Mid Mtl(a), ~
County Clerk Of Ofenot County on If "YI· unditf tlle Wlftl ot tlle o.ed Al>t• 1•. 1"2. ;Jf Tn.t, 1-, oMrv-and~ •1171• ... of IN Truaeee encl of ._ 1Nllla
Publl1had Oran91 Co .. t Diiiy ~ bY Mid Deed Of Trutt, •o-
Ptlot, Apftl 1e. n. '°· ~ 1 i...!..MI wit m .-.... 1en..U n. .. .....,., WMllt ll6d O.S 1-----------lof Ttuet '*9tofore euouttd and ~ ll)TIC( dlllffred to 1111 11nder111n-.. •
..,,..., O.CWMtoft Of Olfeuft Md ~-~· 0-.Md for II .. , lfMI I wtl09'1 ~=-" pertol\ It clolAt ::-n: :::=,:,t ::-' .J:
LI IOYHHHl'IAY MOlJtH ....... or ,.fellft Md ........ to
lT QI&, .. ,,,,, °"""' c.. .......... lte ,........ "' -:;:
()At2'2t --~II ~ A Wein 11M Del Mir NMle, ltteet A,.._. Md .... ....... ,.~ • :L.' ~ ........ .,~ ......
,.-.. ...,... MIM, CA tHM. .... •u~ ..... a-...!m ~ M. Clertl, tMA Del ,., _. Ot"'""''" 8"I 1 A¥e., 0.. M9a. OA t21M. Loe~CL C11tt ..=. :::..:.. OOl'CMMd If I llO M eO.
Ml.IC M>TICE
ITAn•NT Of' AaANDOMllllPfT Of'UMOF ,ecnnous eu.-u NA•
The lollowlng pereon h•• aben-
doned the UM Of the llctlli0\11 bull-
~ name:
PICCAOILL Y PARK CAFE. 48a 1
Birch StrHI, Suite P. Newport
8-ctl, CA 92e60.
The Fictitious Butlnesa Nll"I ,...
terred to above wu flied 1n Orange
County on May 17. t98t.
RONALD O. CRAIG. 15709
Tustin VIiiage W1y, #J8, Tuetln. CA
92980. .
Thi• bueineaa wea conduc1ed br
an ltldlYldual.
Ronald 0. Cr elg Thlt ttatement wu nled with the
County Clertt of Orange County on
AprM 20. t082.
'1eOM1 Publllhed Orange Coast Ody P~
lot, /l.pril 2:3. 30, Mey 7, 14. 11182
1754-82
MllC NOTICE
FICTTTIOUS aUl!MaH
NAMI STAftlftHT
The lollOWlllQ pereona are doing
butlneM u :
(e) INVESTMEl<f BROK£RS Of
CALIF.; (bl INVESTMENT BRO-
KERS Of' SOUTHERN CALIF .• 10 Mellatd, lrvlne, CA 92714.
FLH ENTERPRISES, INC .• a
Callfotnll corpor1t100, 10 Mallard,
trvlne, CA 92 71 •.
Thia but!,_ It conducted by e
corporaUoo.
FLH Enterprl-. Inc. F. L. Hanton,
Pretldenl
Thi• statement wu nled wllh the
Covnty Clel1t of Orange County on
MerQh 30. 1982. ,1tel1.
Publllhed Orange CoHt Dally Piiot, Ap(M 23, 30, May 7, 14, t982
1804-82
Thi• butlnesa 11 conducted by an ------------creeled by nld Deed of Truet
lndMdull. PUBl.IC NOTICE The beneficiary under Hid Oeeo J1mea Gueraml of Trutl heretofore e•ecuted and
Thia statement wu ftled wlUl the delivered to the undersigned a
County Clerk of Orange County on FICTITIOUS BUSINESS wrlllan Oecleretloo of 0.feull eno April 8. 1982. NAME STATEMENT Oem1nd for Sele. and a written
F1MIOI The following person •s doing Nollce of Oelaull and Election 10
Publlahed Orar.oe Cout Daily Piiot, buSlness as Seil The und8'Slgned caused said
April 16, 23. 30. Mey 7, 1982. SOUTH COAST BOAT YARD. Notice ol Oeleull end Election to
1724-82 2270 Newport B(lj.llevard, Newport Sell to be recorded In Iha county
----.. -_-IC_MnTll' ___ .E ___ .e.ac~iccH8!~~n~o~2~Av1s. 2001. ~u~: ~eai~::;u~::~8:
l'\IUL m111" No. B. Ocean Boulevard. Newport TITl.IE HRVICIEI, INC •
---,tC-TITI-IO--U-.-eu-.... --.. --BHGh. Calllorn•• 92663 -..,, .. Monica •h•d .. 81111• 40I
NAME ITATli•NT . T.h1s business la conduC1ed by an a.nta Monica. Ce ICM01
The .,i1ow1no per.one are doing 1nd1vldual na-f711
bullneaa ••: Michael J Oe1na oate: APft1L 22, 1.a SPEAR TRUCKING. 21t9 Po-This statement wu fifed wlt'1 Ille TITLE SERVICES. INC
mone. Colt• Mesa. C/4. 92627. County Clerk of Orange Counay on as said nustM.
TERRY PHILIP SPEAR. 21111 Aptll 28. t982 By Kathleen Thompson
Pomona, Colla Mesa, CA 92827. FtM210 Vice Prelldenl
CANDACE SUE SPEAR. 2 t 19 Published Orange Coe&t Dally Publlsl'led Orange Co Ht Dally
Pomona. Cos!• Mesa. CA 92827 Piiot. Aprll 30, May 7 14. 21, 1982 Piiot. Apr'll 30. May 7. 14. 1982
Thia t>utlMlll 11 conducied by In l890-ll2 11169-82
lndMdueJ.
flfry P. Speer
Thia atalemenl was filed with the
County Clerk of Oranoe County on
AprH 20. 1982
Flrn'23
Puollshed Orange Coat! Oa1ly PI-iot, Ap(ll 23, 30, May 7, t4, 1981
1765-82
PUBltC M>TICE f'tB.IC NOTIC£
OFFICIAL PROCEIEOINQS OF
THIE llOARO OF SUPERVISOA8
OF ORAHGIE COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA
Senta An1. California
Pl8llC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS ltUSIN!IS
NAME STATEMENT
The rollowmg PlfSOfl 1s doing busi-ness as•
SECURITY CONSULTANT ANO ALARM SVSTEMS. 2521 l Stock-
pofl Onve. 11227. Laguna Hilla. CA
92653
ABBAS SAOAAI, 2521' Stock-
port Orrve. •227. Laguna Hiii•. CA
92653
Th•• bu11neu is conducted l>y an
individual
AOOU Satoari
This statement was flied with the Co~mly Clerk ot Orerige County on
April 20. 1982
F1ffl11
Publlshed Orange Coaat Dally
Piiot, April 23 30. May 7. 14. 1982
• 1819-82
P\mlC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollow1ng persons are doing
ou1s1ness as INTRICATE DETAIL. 2372
Mil.JC M>TICE
FlCT1T10US SUIMH
..._STATDeNT
A reguler mNtlng 01 the Board of Supervisor• ol Orange Counly. Cal-Newport Boulevard. Cosla Mesa.
lfornla. also atltlng as the Gowrning Board of the Olstrlcl1 governed by CehtJ~~;il~2:AGNAR LYNN 322 lhe Board of Supervlaors WU held April 27. 1982. 11 9:30 AM The IOI· .
The following perton la doing
busl-u:
J & L CONTEMPORARY DE-SIGNS, 7632 Alberta Or., Hunllng-
ton 9each. CA 112~.
Jotln Anlhony Hagan, 7632 Al-
berta Or .• Huntington BHch. CA
112&48.
Thia oualneaa 11 conducted lly en
lndhlldual. Jonn A. Hagan
Thi• ttatement wu filed with the County Clertt of Orange County on
Marct'I 17. 1982.
lowlng named members being present. BN<:e Neslande. Chairman Roger East Live Oek Street San Gaorlel. ~~anion, Harriett M. Wieder. Relph B. Clark. Thomas F Alley and lhe Ceorg-;~~i':~~US. 322 EaSI Live
Reappointment of Jack Miiter 10 the Weslmlnstlf Ctvlc: Center Authority Oak Street. San Gabr1et. Calilorn1a
and appointment of Harold /4.. Fltchef 10 the Advlaory Board on Drug 9 l 776. Programs, are approved. Commendaliona and proc:lemattons are eppro-This, bustneu Is conducted by a
ved. Assignment of Oellnquenl Medical Center accounts 11 approved general partnership
Cert1ln construction contracts are pr()90Md. ew1rded and completed Jellrey A Lynn
Legletallon Planning Commlllee recommendallon1 ere adopted This statemenl was tiled with Ille
The name or Reproduction. Records end Graphic• Olvlslon 111 County Clerk ol Ora"9t1 County on
changed to Reprogrephlc1 end Records 01v111on_ Grent deed or Ros-April 28. l982 Flll27S
smoor Corporation's Lel~r• World Theme Area percel ts eocepted Ad-mlsalon f-at N-port OunM ere increased Revenue Sl'lating funding Pubttshed Orange Coes1 Dally
IOf capltal lmc:;rO'lemenla for lhe San Clemente Senior Cen18' Is approved P1101. April 30. Mey 7 14. 21. 1982
Tr1n1ler of funds to Fullerton South Cenlrel Homeowners & Tenants l893-82
Aaaocllllon la authorized. Bolero Mountain Fire Lookout Facllily agree-------------
ment wlth The Irvine Company Is epprO'led AB 8 Determination lor Alt-PlaJC NOTICE
llleW Terrace Annellallon Is approved. Property Tax Revenue Exchange ------------rta.JC NOT1C( OetermlnellOti for Annex1tlon No. 82-1 11 8'>Pf'Oved. Resotutlons c:e'11lylng FIC!!!!OU8T• ~!rlHEH
EIR 400 u complete Ind plfklng reslrlc:tlons on Portola Plr'l<wey are N..-.. A• .. -.HT
F1llMI
Put>lltl'led Orange Cout Dally Piiot,
Apr1I 16, 23. 30, Mey 7, 1982.
1720-82
'ICTTT10U8 .U.,..M tldopled, end Agre«nent with Mlaalon Viejo Company It approved. Crl· The lollowlng pe11on II doing
NAMI 8TATIMl1tl P\a.IC M>TICE mlnal Juatlce Council etafl pllCllment la approved. pc-9 Super 80 9lrVloe oustnea as.
Tl'I. follo-lng peraont ere doln .. 1------------from John w-Alrrvvt It ._,, ....... .-..~ Front'--Al"'--. Amend--ts CONNECT SOFTWARE. 2854 ... -•~-uw; • .-TITIOUS au•-11 -r·~ .-~· "' """""" """ ""..,., .,_, 0 A S I C ...,__ r"" -10 Commerclel /4.lr11ne A~ Plan for J n Wayne Airport are ec>P•oved. range venue, u le A. 0111
WOODCHUCK INDUSTRIES. NAME ITAn•NT Purcl'I ... of tractor for EMA/Recreation Facilities IS IUlhorlzed. Land-M .... CalifOfnt• 92627.
1835 Whittler, Suite cc. Cotta The following perton It doing ecape malntenince contrlCt IOI' CSA 3 I• lncreaMd. Lamp tenlloee con-Niies Euton Hopkins. 2664 MeM. CA 92827-bualneea u ; trect It epproved. Consultant eervlcee contract for Orenge County Re-Orange Avenue. Suite A. Cotta HARRY DENE PEACHEY. 2 f3 BRM ELECTRICS. n9 'fl, 19th gionel Em«genc:y Medlc11I Services Systems SymPoslum. la approved. Met11. Calllomla 92627
SOUth K...._ Awnue FullertOI\ CA Slr .. 1, Cotta MeM, CA 92827. ~oodbrldge Fire Station leaH It extended. Senior Citizens Aclvlaory Thia buslneu 1• conducted by an 92833 . ......,. • • STEVEN ROBERT HICKMAN. Councll'a ennuat report Is received. Publicallon of the SynopsH 18 Individual.
STEVl!N MICHAEL BODA, 8922 1700\.\ So. Beyfront, Bat~ Island, chenged. Arcllltec:t-Engl,_ for Fullerton Creek Chennet project 11 se-Nllee E. Hopkins fr•c:y StrHt, Gerden Grove, CA CA 92662. lec:ted. Trivet reque.t It authorized. T'9ct malllft ere approved. Tiit This atetemenl wu flied wllh 11\e
92804. Thia i>utlneat le conducled by in miller• are approved. Poat audit for GSA/Reproduction, Record• ind Coun7 Clerk of Orange County on
Thi• lxlel,,... 11 conduct«S bye 11-lndtvlduel. GrephlCS It reoetlled. Engl-ing tervlOea 11gre«nen1 lor Moulton Pm-"prll 4, 1982.
mltecl -rtntlr'lh'fc Steven R. Hickman wey Feuiblllty St•""' Is •nn.oved. 80lse Chica Local Coatal Pr~rem ' F11n:D .... St-·. Bod• Thi• ··-t-t WU , ........ with ,..... -· ....... p bllahed 0 an c I 0 II .,....... .. .-.. ,.., reeponee 1Ummary It received. Coneu111111 ~agreement for ose u r oe OH • y
Thia stetement Wit flied with .he COUnty Clertl of Onlnge County on Canyon Ro.cl route location ttudy EIR I• approved. Request for proposal Pilot. April 16. 23. 30. May 7. 1942
County Clerlt of Orengt County on Aptll 20. 1942. 10 provide SSI Mrvtc.. to alc:ohollc cllenll II IUll'lortzed. AgrMmenl for t682-82
....... ...,. 1H2 ''11729 Chlldreri'• Group Home SlfVlcet It renewed. Mentel HHllh ServlcH ·------------,....,ft &Y, • ··-Pu .... _.._.. Or~ c-·t ~Pl-·---· .,........... -agrffment 111pproved. Library agreement with Santa Ane College f'tB.IC M)TIC(
Publlthed Orange Coast OallY lot, Aprtl 23. 30. ay 7. t4, 1 Foundation I• M*lded. Agr""'8nt with lhe City of Fullerton for recr ... 1------------PlloC. April 23, 30, May 7, 1', IN~ 1752..e2 llonal ac:llvlllee et Crelg Regional Park It timended. Local Emergeooy la NP217•
175M2 1----.-.-.,.-;;:::i-1~----proclllmed. Van Buren Storm Drain clMlgn Is authOr\zed. Negotleoon ol F'ICTITIOUt IU ... SS •-...., nu1~ -0-1 with Anallelm lndependenOl1 Community Cerlter, Inc. 11 ac>-NAME tTATIMafl'
·-"" MftTW"r prcwed. 8udoet trftll8Mrl are granted. Payment of loll bond for Yorba The lollO 1 ...... ,._ ""'""'" ACnnout .,.._.. Linda SchOOl 011trlc1 le apptov.d. Annual report for Veteran end Con-bulllnHa u~ "G peraont are ._,ng
P9CTfTIOUe .,._.. ..... 8T~~ tumer SertlCM II reoelwd. Schoola end other lnathutlona are relmburMd (A) MA. ANGELOS CAPE COO MM9 eTATll9NT ~:::wing perton It doing for uta of faclMll• for eleetlona and training l)IHl>OMI. FeulbUlty Studr, of HOUSE (Bl MR. ANGELOS ITAUAN
The following ~.,..doing BEN o. 100t w. 17th St .. Sutt• th• South COHI YMCA 01>8f•llon of. GymnHlum at Crown Ve fey INN, t 1861 HarbOf 8ou""*11 Olr· ~ •: M. Cotta ....., CA t2e27. Community Pwk 11 rec:.lved. Ordlnanoe on combVtllble wood roolt ls den Oro,,. Cellfornla 92W ·
GINGER OEllONS.r. 1~5 Ana-Oary L. Benner, 12eae Lucaa C.,,~· T"'9 County Adrnlnletrat...,. Officer It directed tor~ on oott MA. ANGELOS. INC .. •• Call• C~..!?-7, • #10.0, ~ Maea, 8t, c.rrlto., C>. 90701. contidel'ltlOne on p8'111ng tMtere now being uted In patlct. Apo fornl1 corporetlon, 118'1 HerbOf " n-plicallon• tequtlllng abatement of penalty fOf fllllut9 to file chenol In Boulevard, Garden Grove, Clltfor· VIMINIA L. JOMN80H. 1 ... 1 TIW .,....,... II oondue1ed by a OWMfllllp ttatement, are denied. 'f'he lolrcl 9djoumect In "*"°l'Y of nle t2'40
An•h•l111 Avenue, ti tO·D, Ooata par1nlrllllp. · Jutltloe Stephen K. Tamura -"' J1Jd98 Aonald Pranrw. Thia t>u91,_ I• conducled by a ...... CA t2U7. Gery L. e.ni-(HALI JUNE ALEXANDER corporellon
NORMAN E. JOHNSON, t202 Tillt '1ettmef'lt'WM Ned"'"" the Clerlc of the Board Robert A. Ventura ty Ctertt of OrlfnOI County on of a.--.. ........ ~~.~Id.. ta. 1"2. Of'PICW.. 'ftOCRDINOI °' ........... ....... Thtt 1111emen1 w•• filed wttn ttw
• ·--.. v1 ,_,.,., County Clerll Of Ot'MOf county Oft ,... .. ~Jonn.on ll'UllWheCI Orengt Cout = Piiot, ::a-:-~ April 2. 1992,
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Orange 0out DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982 H/F ••
The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642 -5678
Orange Coast re sidents bought 42'* of
all new cars sold in the county l<Ut year
even th rough they comprise only 30% of
the county's population .
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J Pia f a.t bl LWWry 4 ldt, PoO', IP9 "311-.& -Ull &l•I• •10&,000 In uawnable lh 9000 eq It of PARK on the Bay. 1 Homee. of locel IFR In I ..... . :=•v~•::.:C:"'!!! Prize Welt Bey be.Yfl'ont. su.-tot 2 boela. Mutt u ll-oompany lln1nc1ng. Altllng t 132, ou:tom rutu.rei. s bdrm, den, 1 be ~.1.~ exchange fOf' n.w COM 642-5671 OOWM.OWOtrv,:.; remodeled a bdrm.I Eietb 11.200.000.. :r--~ac::;·~ 500.14U11G. bdrm•. 12.200.000. ~d~,;.~,u~n~m-O:: ~LEX.• bdrm p1Ue 2 ~ Fii t u r IOUAL ~ 16 Y"I wWI IOW. 'low, Int. .....___ ··~ ·"'--=---........... ___ 4 bdrm, 3 h a '78·"778; dye •11111' _,. 551·l2". bdrml25,000 300e. 151.t1U Qwner/Agt
_. Ml.I O,,OlllUNITY 0pn 8un 1•t. 1116 .... .._... ..._. ~ ·-·" "4M247. ltiBl•I FABULOUS 41R Sba Hwy Unit 113, N =:'w... · :: mud:oo,ooet1 Meu. bath. 37 eq.ft. f l ,38&,000. Oceanfront. mT lll1 flW new 1 bdrm.3 beth home. Great ooun 8-ch. Bkr. 87~ 111 UIYll
..._,.... 11r1 l lM, Otto/A;. LMI condoe. Plueh caipeta vt.wl. Gym. aeuna. ~ Beeut. Deooret0t Home.
c..i.r-..... -Mille r n 1·1itl Of I --111.1... 4lf, 2.000 eq rt. hOtM drpt, •tllned ...... P¥i lge deoka. Gour!Mt kit· IUYD 3 Br. Broadmoor With ==.., 5 ~r~~t~IMd MMl10I Prime Udo= beyfront. S bdnn. S\.i beth. ~~'T':'o~1:e~~ ~ ~: ;;:;.ac:.xcaptlona111 • Lm ~:'p'F1n!:e~~ ~v........ •• In tNe nftli_.. 11 M>-'4e L.R., 2 boet .Up1 fU00,000. Cel now. t7M870. 12'iW . owner Wiii ceny LApu ~· U You'tt love thlt 1115.000. Agt. Jolln,
........... _ -.· -I F PIPllJll ....... -'"" ~ ....__... ·-·11 1 rtmodel•d 3 bedroo 831-0213 ._ at11 , .. :::,01 to th• ectera air .,,.. _ M, --·"' _, ~
lrwt. :: AClt of 1tee wHdl • ~ Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 beth + ~ rec. rm. progtvn wtt no money home on 811 ••tt• wide lot iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ==-1• makN t IU!geltO adWf· .. ...._._ .....illn-f·-•-L.......I -··-20000 P~homeln Mw down. John Eliot. Agt. • ...... UY 1111 Sounlny1"o!tldo & J•couwuclll FIRE s•u· ~~ •ttae"any...,..ioe,llml· -Q~ ... ._..,., ~-.. • ..,. .... ' • Vtrde.S bdrm,2ba. 831·4821W••kdaye: AwryprlveteMttlnglnt ny "own ftLL ~= :: tatlon or dltotlmlnetlon 111\11 ~ llLI lllPllllT Park-Ilk• ground• with 878-HH or H1·4509 moat l)Nltlgloue .,. ... 3 s. •ecto lflf blMd on race. ootor, ,.._ Greet ...., .... 120.000 ~ •-6 ~-.. .._th pla pr1va1te7P900000L and SPA, .-ltlde. bdrm•. 2 bath & lamlly
t:.!':.c',uu..,. 1"' glon, au or Mtlonal on-down buye frlttl•lt• Ex· view UUll1 ......... u .. • yroom. onty 1 • • TT E NT 1 o N v ET a, room. Mott or ttie roome
s..1 ..... :: gin, or any Intention to ctlltnt 1ocet1of1 In 8oultl rm. den, Boet .Up. ll.~.000. BRAND NEW CONDOS, In thla handaome home
$155 000 lt't t atHll ~SOO aq.lt.
a.a&Ac-1• make any auch prefer· COMt PIMa ..._Won't UYSlll 00.,. 13 elegant 2 BR 2.,. ba open onto a bHutllul N•w:ort BHoh. Hurry, :=,.t,S&le :: ~•.--If~ t •• ~tl on or i.t. Cel ~13 •5 oondoe In prtmelooetton. pool and 1urroundlng ••• •nd •P•olal. Cell tW. (STAT( .,_,,.,.,.,....,., SpectacUlar beyfront view 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br. Lg• gourmet kitchen, patio arH. Owner wlll IMIS--9111
=~t'°S&i. uao knowtngly ecoapt any 116-• ' • ' celllnga, balconlu , down. Priced to H ll.I • • iae Thia newapaper wtll not 2 bll dn 2 boet .Upa 11900000 micro oven a, vaulted carry with iub1tant1al -f
..... "r2.... :: vertlalng ror real ••t•t• Olllllll IAYI yard•. 2 c'i:ul::r'gea, 1385.ooo. • =::;.:z,-c:,.. . .. .tlldl la In Vlolatton of the -••••• pool l epa. glY9I -.. ..a ' llW UITill . c..ttu.i~, J• i.w.· -·-Coronedo Ia1and cuat. beyfront loL 85' boat 1dnt ratM l tel'mt . Set/ A lowly 2 bdrm oondo In Exceptional Newport11o~~~~ c-111•"" • t: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BN utllully land.ceped dock. Plana avail. l42S.OOO w/tenna. Sun 12-5, es 1·81 u , thl• gated private com-1 Bttcl\ neighborhood. •r.. ::::.::::~"":~! · 1.. and m,intalned 4 ldrrn ~S75.CMw5Da:lltvlffl' wtcdya, 150-9711, Ev... munlly. Amenltt .. In· Bdrm, 2'4 bathe. Specioul ew-elegant a ct'lar· -l'rofo<\1 ~ _., Advertleera home . Greet c orner ' 751-3297 • elude private bHch. and well manicured yard ming Hampton model,
,_., ,.,_,, "-looatlon w/e>Clt tlnt "V NII ... tennla & pool. All exoel·I with plenty or room lor labUloua vlewa ~. P\11 :Hs:-lf'rlt I'm = l hOUld Check their accaea. 0wntr ...... J ~~ 21,i ..._~"'-___._ ...._. poo·'. l l"5,000. -LJAll/"'111 lent opportunity. $230, pool, l.wzzJ Ot ~Ing on. f~'r.. Wf.f!!._OI & tennla
11-lloMrl.I-~ ads daJlu and r..vvt w/tlnanclna. Full "''" ...... ...... ... ..... \NUUU ·-• , IN THE-lll..OfFS ----000 Seller wm cesry financing.. ao t . ..., .... r Opn ..... 0r-c:. ,,.., -'1 vt'V'' t 142 600 711-31tf iww -·--· 1299500 Sal/Sun 12·5. 1903 g:::t:i,~., iaao errors Immediately. • · Thlt •BR oondO Ilea It all. Spacloua new 3 bdrm. LIW llWI... 1 U.O•s IW.n vac111CollnlaM+1017 "-'"'' a = The DAILY PILOT Beemecl <*llnge wtth eel· den, 3 beth home. AtfOf· .. Low monthly peymentt. ~~~~~-.. ~~;~ --aaeumes llablllty f ded akyUghtt , upgraded debl•. $15,000 option Far Eutern countrr.1 111-1111 IUT llYll 4. _ _ _ kltctlen, central air c:ond. I•. 11300/mo. almoeptler• In the d... S!U,111
IDITAlS the fir st Incorrect wlllumldlller. GrM t loca· Mt-HM rabl• north end. City lllWNIT OUST 2827 eunya. Open Sall -~ ll• lnl8ftlOn On ly. -1~f:'c:=andl2•~. Aek IOt Lon, agt. llghla & COHiii vlewa _._ Sun, 2·5 (Dally by ~I.)
._..uotwtlWlod me •••••••••••••iiiii•li from Dane Point to --Xlnl fin =.~.:: ~~. = • aoo. WllJ" TUii "' Emerald Bay. Bttutllul Plan •. 3 bdrm, 3 bt . Ted Hubert Rltr
c...w-.1101 >1Z OlD KENTUCKY HME I Ul'llllOOIJ1()Ml:I Exec Mw Verde 4 Bl' 3 garden• with ttthouH. 1200,000. 152-0111 ~::.;,..::~"' : 1129,too -• Ba, DR. pool, epe. *"· apa, patio a d•ck1. A h .... "'9't
o..iu. "'"' :11.k • ~. ~and alfy == 87&-eOOO Owner w/trad• for CM wry privet• home. ISSO. HI'~% 30 yn. l2}00 mo.I au.-.... =-~11·' = bdnne. on. cul de pro~ or cerry 1129, ooo. ANNE HARRIS Private peti(. 11~% loen.
AIUll•I.,,. -HC lot. NH a aomt 11L11f .... , 000 2n • !,l."1'· *280. •te-121a. 499-1288 Owner Wiii flnence. 3Br. :=r::.:•1 = J!-.~.8t.':'~~1ziot1· Surround yourNll with OOO. Agt. . M6-2Sl3 OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN t r~ ~·1!r. nro~~Mr, --.. ., mllllon I hofnM. N.wty Charming 3trr/2ba. Al· 1509 HIGHLAND · -=-= . ::: r~ 3 Bdrm ttimly MMT'9188,000. 110&:000. Pool llome, over 2,000 nll, Agr.13T-22 -.. , . ..,,.. .. ,,~!Ji!ll!iJ!J~;:;;;:r;5;9 111111 NW.._...,. room, merble.floo1e, OWner/agt 142-9172 .,, It.• BA 2'h-ba, taml~, v .... ·-~ .. _..,_. ..... .. ··-lltMtlllosi..to• .. w 4 Br. 2~ Ba. View home overlook.Ing atone lrplc. Fantutlc Wl19I '*"'-'~ 11v1ng. F1n1ut1c Bae -•• &rr:-.!:..•• '* ' ... 1 .. Pavilion. C,ta.Una and nite lites. We have :=·:.-C~r~ '5000 down. 3 lk 2 ea. '---r.. ._, Bay location. Owner w111 NEW LISTINQ for your ....._...... :: .... Jli&llU Ex1ra Woe R-2 oomar lot. ind d a1ul Select ,.,....-. la........... + Den. pool + Bachelof llnance $299.too. viewing I Secluded In 111
=-"1111t...ui :: 2 Malt« Sulta View of Seller wOI flnancel t215, an epen ent a ppr for $320,000. r In ht a i;ia O O OO Unit. Monthly payment 171 4) 494-1117 AdVanoed RMltora own luah landacaplng 11 lltM~w..... -OcHn & Night Llghla. 000! .... ..,.....,. Try $20,000 down until you sell your 75;-3191 • · 11800. Full price 1158, 951-124-4 our lovely 4 Bdrm home .
..... ll•••i. "511 OUlet Ar-. Park.a, open ... .,.. home. C>wner will help finance. . 000. 567·2783. We fttnl IOSJ Sp1clou1 kllctlen-lamlly llSl£SS. llMST· apacn. 1125,000. Only ....... •111 IM _._.,._a. Nt •-~ BY OWNER-381, 28e w/1g •••••••••••••••••••••• ABSQ~UTE r.:" .. tw:'~h :,rv'~ 1r.'0 '=. fllOO n.AJIC( 10% dn. Xlnt Fin. Hal Of' .tl•l.... a _..... -.......... t..,. pool I "' _ __... h d 1 t I • -Pat 8autr AQt. 173-7300 • •WMT ...,.. I.I. ••~ -11 ·-.., . n "' _,,,,.. Piii PUIE ST£Alll w n ow n • • •-:.:,:::~=: ;;; -·-. --ded bedcyd, con~I· .. gent 2 atory IMng room or
1 .. eo1_"'°'""' 11111 ·-------111 IY located & llulble Eltllll I lltke my reputation thl1 Oeauvllle model ·--·WU.• -termel Cell M0-1278 tor 4 II z~ •• that tl'llt It the BEST BUY tramee. dttllghtf\A vi.w. A :=:.!::-l: ml WI.I 'IW. ITMT Bl men Info. • -. In Newport Beach. MCUrltygetetndoeeathlt -.-..Tn , 1111 I WW In tlltt very eftordable & • I _, B~ TH.AN OCEAN VU, LAO '4 BOA, U H of condomlnluma. AllllOMEMEIHS, Fii .... ~ry by a :::=,~ I LIT ~ 8 bedl'oom ~ ~ .. Bd MODEL PROF. DECORATED. Offwed at 172!,000. KHllAIAlS & M ~ UMRa-f Recently relurbl•h•d dO ,,.., So. COMt Ptaz&. ...,..._ MJCloul. .. rm, HAS EVEllYTHING .............. & Ilk• nu all fOf 142 r l11W11 ...-r • .,. aman really N it thl• 3 IH eoo or ble n 2000 aq II home wltl\ Cul~ t eet """' .....-= 4 W. .... 9"' fl& r& ~ Bdrm 2 Ba home ~· home plUI ,... I.WI In A ... ;...... ,. .... ~ .... • • lormel dlnln" & lamlly Sun & o-u l~Crlub only $378,500 A trade ni..;;,::~1111i1i• LOST & FOUND L__.., rMr with tlreplace. Im· ·-"'w"' . .._.."' than • ....,, conaldtred. Call PA II,..... latter ultt wtttl 1.... v•~ and -maculate condition. A appralel9. Only 1119,600 rm. 1128,500. Mutt Mii ' 20 min. to TRICK TENOAE Dlrectty ~ ..... »• c ...... llJG LfcllHtl .. ft me '-''-loJllC ,.., ......... Ulj; JomlCMio• -Trn.t• -S£IYIC£S s..-.... Dlrt<1Gr) -£MPUrM£NT &
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11 a,. .. , 1tr11t. IHl,111. fta. prloe · t u t,ooo . Owner ttealble, wlll 11-979-6370 l2l0,000 With ll80,000 TODAYI ?5141t1 nano• at low lnterH t at 12% ftxed rate & 111·1 ratea. l 1H,OOO. For lully amortlled.
com let• detalla, call No point• °' quellfylng.
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scribes this lovely 4 BR 3 ~ BA
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used brick. Sunny south patio on
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Wlfft cathedrll c.lllnaa 1-; gotta ... to belleve. 3 paym't. ta4a Pel' mo. 3 EJlecut!Ye condo, oceen & vatue. 2 bi luxury condo: ~11~'fi•.·5 onty0 0 . •slefto.
and ••MIOdeled kl1dlan. Br. 1595,000. Good fl. bdtm, 1 b&. FOf -. by bey vtew. Fplc. ca!Ndral Twma neg &40-9805 Or•w Coul'I bell Blutl t.5~ H tumabl• loan FM Cleullled Ad nanclng. Ownet/Agl C. owner. clg1, etc. 1+ den, 110, -·,.... and an enxloue owner. ACTION Splller '31·12H ltkr· te6-36S7 ooo option money. Oya "111 Liii" front value. Open Sat/ ~7'!1t.,.t10110,000. Call Call 1 .... ~.... 558-903$; evt UM899 High rlM condo. Sth llt. Sun. 903 Buena Vl•tt .
...... Delly PllOI Ocun & Bay vi ewe. Ojt1 Bob, •N-10.0. AO.VISOR 3 bdrm, 8 a, l am rm, •WMJ llmTS 1950 ooo E cl ,.,..
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I Amenitiel -Uled Brick Bar·B-Que In Outatand.ini Patio Area. Even I Tiled Oaraan • Great Offering.
$1,2",000. A Dion-Maria Llltlna.
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Unlvenlty P ar k loca tion! f l,000/ma rent all applies to-
wardl ~ 1n 1 yeu-. 2870
San M11u•l. 7141759·1501 or 1141752.ma
pool, epa. 1126,000. 10% antique type~. 2 Br. --------•••••••••••••••••••••• dn 121A% ~7 1 Ba. 60>C 117' lot. Large ti Tll WITO Bradford Pl, owner an -
-... detached gerage. 1119. llH ._ xloua. •Br l 'hBa. I"· -000. Uf.5041 •¥H & ,._ patio, pool/park. at, Terrific 2 Bdrm town-wkndt. 831-3520 wtldyl Owner wlll finance on too. Aaeume $59,000 ltl houH. 28•. 2 car at-xlnt terma. Magnllloenl 3 at 11'4%. Agt. 157.2040
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Tennie Courta. Owner Over 3200 aq.ft. 3 BR.
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peyment. &40-7090 -mlta a telephone call. ,., "'-''" Agent 558-85 us •••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beech De Anu !'!!r.!!.~ .. !.~! !~.!r.!! .. !.~. ~.r~~td~·::o..~::
LOW INTEREST
NO BALLOON
Newport Crest gorgeous Plan 4 .
Try $45,000 down. $1737 mo. F\11.ly
amort. 15 years at 10% interest .
AFFORDABLE $132,000
Low interest loan, low lease pay-
menta, low 20~ down payment .
Newport Shores immaculate 3 Br.
A-Frame. Walle to beach, poola &
tennia.
CANAL FRONT
Sunbath, swim, sail or fish from
your 2,000 sq. ft. home. Seller
neech $50,000 down & will carry
balance at unbelievable terms.
SPECTACllAR TRADE
3 Br. beach haute w/fabuloua up-
--crade.. Seller want.a larger pool
h ome in Irvine, his equity It
$98,000, his price $225,000.
Give ua a c:all for more lnfonnation
and adctre.es.
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REAL ESTATE
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place, br1ck patio, •11 .
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139,000. Biii Grundy
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pralu l at 144,000. For
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If It doetfl't NII. we'll run It another 3
days FREE. One Item per ad, muat be priced.
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T -.--.... BIG C"'NYON EXECtJTtvE 2 bdrm, 1 bl. $426 no N~~-Bluff•..:....3 ~~-on Nice 1 Br dplll Quiet. Sec> .............................................. -.-................... Lido lbr, csan s2ooo Garage. tmell double, El a -" dogt. 04,& Victoria. No 8. o .. .,.... graan ...... t. ..,..rp. . . cluh -•-• p •RK Sid C 1 M t Neer,_ 4~ 2 bdfM HOME. View, privacy. 5A~9124 s1125 844,53 19, by gar. 1 emplyd adu t -•-• Large 3 t>dfl'll 2 b•/•tlo "' NEWPORT BMconB•y. 3br $2500 • ~ • 111. • O·
2 bllh ••ch unit with HCurlty. Ouallty lurnl-o~ THE WATER! over 35. No pall $330 S52S.UOO/mo 2 8r I~ lrplc. yerd, 'encl~ gar' APARTMENTS CdM. beaut 5br $3000 rage ()fl • $75 645-t In
tlrapl-. ~patio, eh In 1 •· S 2 5 0 0 I mo. t80 ~ VIEW CONDO S48-102 t Ba. TownhouM, all bulll· On UN lJl. Avail May 20. W.Ooaenlrnl. 31>< 14500 Eaalllde 2 cer gar•1•·
garage. 9¥·-1et. Poe. 840-4 18 2Sb8r 25 b•5. 3m31cr.o3, ogoar bGerey~tB~ll~~ ~:rabpo~~c'e&, •u"'_.__ Int, balcony, laundry rm, $850 par mo. COUNTRY CLUB LIVING W1t"1c~~~!41~t""' Rllra approx 20x2 I 5 CHh llow Now I 159 2 · ·.. · •• __,,_ covered parking. Nice S49-t936 JN NEWPORT BEACH -: "" • ...,., 6 4 6 • t I 6 4 d I y 1.
500• Biii Grundy, R1tr.' 875-178t country kitchen. 1 Bdrm ,.._. 3141 tocatlon A datuH community on H. B. condo. pool & tan-645-9543 avea
875-8161. ...... U~ 3 Br. 2 ba. water & gar-Penlnsula cottage. Aval-•••••••••••••••••••••• TSL Mgmt 642-1803 1 Br. upetalre. pool. gaa Iha Back Bey. Club hou· nle. July& Aug $800 mo •••••••••••••••••••••• d 179,, N lable now. 1675 mo. Cell I pa Id. Re I '• re q . M & •P•: 7 .......... 8 ten-""'" 1 ...... 5. WANTED. 1ng1 garaoa for NEWPORT BEACH LOT ,__.I 3111 ener Incl. '" 0 673·8550 I It fllllT $450/mo. ~ Br. 1'1• B1. $335/mo. 147 Flower St. ,,.,.,... """" "" storage only. Nwpt Bctl,
nur bay and ocean:•••••••••••••••••••••• pets. 64•·2778. THE REAL ESTATEAS Sp_:il.;, ~etate LMngl apt .. balcony, patio, 6-45-861. ~~~~:.to bull· f1111i1• ••t.J14Z50 CM. Ed. 873-7123
·•M•,000 or trade. Ownr. IEITILI t 8'. quiet. yard. rel Plua ftlh 1 ~/ Beautiful park-llke eur-laundry rm, carport. 3 B 2 B d 1 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Garage, sml agl. Laguna
875-18S4 YU11y-Weekty-Wlnler. 2. range, Ip adult•, no .... , ,...... round Inga Tar raced CIOM to Ill. Cell lor appt. ga:i.oe. s:&J1~.'B;~; Unlurnlahed atudloa. 1 & OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br Beach. •1, blk to main .UftlW 3 48dnna dogs Ut + dep htaaYlew pool Sunkeng11bbq, TSLMgmt. 642-1803 851-8800 2br.apartmentt.town-AYlll now Weeklythru beach$65 49-4-3044 --·~, .... IW.n S...5/mo. 646-9586 3 bdrm, 2 '~ be. epa. sparkling lountalna. hOUMi eummer. 673-7873
.... r_ • Eutalde 2 Br w/pvt y1rd, lkyllght. deck, llrep19oe. Sp1clou1 rooma. Sepa· Wc:a:l:flekl 28r, 2Ba. pvt pallo, M... $540-$l000 lndl8fl Wells VIiie, furn, 3 l!Ulj I t l ffltJ
500 aq. 11 . Xlnl Laguna PllfllTY nu crpts/drapu, dbl all extru $825 pe< mo. rate dining area. Welk-In ••••n .. IS.-Verde. wlr & grdnr pd. •Several atudloe & 1 BR, 3 Be. "' ti I•'
Beach locatlon. 195.000. t •d Its P ate 964-3466 ......,_,, ..... ~ llke kltch --S5 15 mo 1552 Elm Call 714·" .. "·5548 ••::•2••o•H•;::.·3·~·5~.·b·a•t•h•, Flnancl~vall. Owner/ MIL cerpor " u r r-....,,... ' '""'.. • 646-3627 bdrm unite we fufnlaned _,,, ... -· .. red, no pets $475/mo & en & cabinet•. Wilk to Beautllul garden •Pl• with tine deeigner lurnl-1----U-~---~--_.....---Slorage avail $250/mo
Agt 499-8. llM1ll $300 sec. dep. Opn 1-4 CdM 3Br Vu Sl300 Huntington Center. Pallos/decke. Heat paid. 3 Br 2ba, Ir pie. patio, tura & acc:essorlel. Move -.... 548-3345, 494-3803 c..n.w ... 1 •----------•Sal/Sun. l89 Sant& IH· Lido Pk O< Vu $1800 1 Bdrm-furn. S505 No pets. 2 children wet-chlldren ok , no pet1. In today or reserve for Lu•ury 4 B 5 be turni----------
. ,......_,' 11,.,,.. bel.673-023t ~~~~·~~r~~:~i~';~ 2 Bdrm-S~~rn lrom ~·2 Ba. 1535 i:eb~~~~t~: Apt C . aummet'm<>rllha.Sm1rtly ~~:J,'rK!!~~~~·~~c~!~: 1~~~:C~::~·~~tN7~0~:~t
•••••••••••••••••••••• l1.W811 3111 21r 21a ltJ ..... China Cove 3Br $2000 3 Br. 2 Ba UOO lurnlahed model• open June. & Oct $4800 per ts I I Io or Agent
CASH A PROBLEM? HAI •••••••••••••••••••••• Call 646-45"§ Bayelde Cove 2/den No pell. 398 W. Wllaon -'II ultle pd. toe oompl. re-dally. mo. Aug. $8500. Sept 541-5032 Qule1.lottedcondopro-Charmlng/Sparkllng 2 s2200 Utllltl .. Freel 113t-5583or642-3708 mod. 1 br, new crpt , On Jamboree Rd.It $8.000 _ 675-8074.'----------
vldff ancloMd garage, story, 4 bdrm. 2 ba/ I•· 3 Br. dining rm. tncd yard. Beytr<>rll 58r0ock $3250 drp1, relrlg. No pet• S111 Joaquin Hiiia Rd 527.7408
W/D, relrlg, 1annls, mtlyrmonPenln.Potnt l rplc.gardener,nrOC WaterlrontHomae,Altts LAOUINTAHERMOSA -. ..... lll'f1 $335 645-8579 , 644-1900 1----------1 poole. Jacuzzi. Simply a 1 blk lrom Beech end e o II a g • No P •II , 1•1 1.-. 62 p k Ida Ln 1 bl1c $385-1475/mo. 1 & 2 8<. 980-3726 111111. 11110 HU OOTll IEWNIT quiet retreat from mad· Bay Yearly lease $t.600 S750/mo 730-1515 • --t 11 ar 1 · apte. new car....,, patloe, Newly dee. 2Br. lb•, eat Gated comm Newly de-d 1 0 675-0375 W. of Beech. 3 blk1 S. of ....,.. E.ASTSIDE 2 Br. new car-In kltch. Encl patio. gar. Elegant Exec su1tea In an ng crowd•. wn It mo. 3 Br 2ba cptlldrps Edin~. carpa<te. Cat OK. pet. p1ln1, dahwar, ga-$535 no pet• 642-2t34 coreted newly lurn 4 pres11g1ous loc Incl se· :~~~Jok~. P4;~-a";~ C.n•I ltl #u 3ZU bullilns, gar $550/mo: 3 qb~i eBtlu~t~ ,'~;~~·~·a~~ I 141·1441 TSL ~gmt 642-1603 rage pa 11 o s 4 -4 o ~~~met~e~nr!i'o ~;·,~~b':,. cretaroal. recepllonlst, • •••••••••••••••••••••• 289 E. 161h St 646-6074 $ t tOOlmo Allr 731_....45 Roomy 3 Br. TownhouH 5A8-018o. · $840 Eutblutt. 2 bdrm, 2 telephone ans & more. ownr. Spyglaas 4 Br lemlly W•UI J.Mi 314 epl In quiet adult com-ba. Patio, pool, llrepteca. Bkrs -1come 496-4 38 Otes from $436 mo On·
r.-.. lnr!!!l. ........... room 2 lrplc ocean/ 3 Br. 2 Be Montlcello New oceanfront 3 Br ta-••""•••••••••••••••••• pl1x Newly decorated, II • _.,. 781 Amigos Way lt•t·'· ., I'&.••• ~300 call ales S t65 mo THE ~""""'!"!' ~ • .d-s19501 Townhouse No pets F L~ ne Beech tu ,,,. -• f20-1114 ~ ,, •-T oo ATEAS co ••••••••••• ••• •••••• harbO< ......... mo. $595/mo Sierra Mgmt mlly rm 2 lrplc • yearly. urn. u -fireplace enclad patio & •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• HEA UA M-8 UNITS COSTA MESA. 645-0n6 co. &4t-t324 $2500/mo 645-0776 xury II lo. epi, Satellite garage. 'sorry. no pet1. PHEASANT Creek El ~ 2 Br. t Be beamed Male needed to ah ere PANIES A proteaaional
need• work, great po* LG t BR Avail 811, get, Newnorl ShorH . Canal TV, aeuna. maid .-vice. $600 Mo. 645-3381 or Toro. New, di.II. 1 br. 1 celling. patio, garage. beautiful Corona def Mar environment (7 14)
tenllal.S310K.JOlln W/D storage S695 .... hi •11 Irv, 3 bdrm, 2 ,11 ba_ ~;:_~;2s7 S l l 5l week. 675-5949 ba. condo. ParicttkeMI• Newport Helghta No h0me.$285/monthplus 1_8_5_t-068 __ 1 ____ _
846-7660 AGT 7 t 9 ~ Mar lg.old 4 bdrm, 2 ba, lemlly wane 10 beoch Pool and S500l mo. 2 Br. t Be. up-ting. water orltited, pell. $525/mo utllltles. Call rlghl now! 520 sq 11 $I oo per aq
TRADE: C.M. coin taun-640-4255. room, lpc, dshwshr. air tennis avail No pete. •~rl ...,, 311 per apt., endsd gar~. lennl•. pool. •P · Wtr. 045-1682. 640-6479 II . 3975 Birch N B
dry n.t. 251</yr F p cool. fenced yd dblagar. $950 mo •• -.-;c;;;•••••••••••••• balcony/patio. leun ry pd. s5oo. 855 1525• 3 B 2 B t I Share 4 Br home, bet· A""nl 54t-5032 . ' . . 2 Bdr 1 Ba, den, 2 lrplc. 2 I $825 E BA V Ill d t0-5PM Large r. a. rp c. .-S 180K, tor equity In El cer garage. lrg patio. Xnt schools. · vee 752-7474 1 • erH es con o, rm. Avall 5-5. tam rm. deck, dbl ga· ween Bay & Ocean
aide C.M.~ ~.B. ~ n • w 1 y d • c 0 r a 11 d . 213·833-9082 t br, 1 be. unlurn. atepsto ft!~'~. 1!;~~!~·2~Y;!;· ~: TSL Mgmt. 642-1803 Butt.ir.• rage. upstairs. $750/mo. Avall. now. 675·2637 all
prop. r n on y $1050/mo. 517 Polnsel· 3 br, w. ba hOUH. 234 belleh $445 mo. Garden view. $595. •2 Br t be Mell verde ...,. m• 780-1668. SPM.
54()...8927 tla. 644-1093 Flower St, $850/mo 979-7295 754 -4114, 642-9057, upper. New decor. No •••••••••••••••••••••• S.. a.ate U7f liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
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Oek.lxe 4-plax M.aa Vfll-brick trplc .. hdwd fire. ButillflM home. pool. tennia. nr •tr•-..... AU 833-8974 Bdrm Ap1s;-6ym. Spa, Studio apt, ocean view.
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de. owe. 8ilt 979-4383 Closed gar. Below Cal ·-.&. JZ40 be.ch c •II t 0 see -~' B Sauna. pool. tennis, etc ultl lncfd. $375 mo 332 FllDERS Hwy $890. 642-0972 -M• 962-0607 Aollabla now. $300 ~s525tmo. 2 r. t Be. 846-06t9 Encino In San Ciemanta 2111 a.ta 1111 Aw 87:J..6355 • •••••••••••••••••••••• week up Agent 1 etory, •hag, drepea, 1-the Mgr Apt C) Oldest & largest agency
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_ .. -Spectaeullf ocean & city 3 Bdrm S675. Fenced Ba family rm $ t 150/mo. celllng1, garage. g e 2 b r. 2 ba. b II n s 2 8<-large duplex with photos & relerencea.
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.; ........ -.;_,_ . .., 10 2-bdrm townhouH tights view lrorn every yard & garage Kids & Purchase option avall. Ocelltllront wkly.'2 & 3 br. TSL Mgmt 642-1603 dawhr. t'/\ mllea beech. view deck. t block from Credits. COsmopotllan
apte. plue 4 bdrm rlneh room. Large & spacious pets welcome 545.2000. 644-6977 comp. lurn'd. Ger. Avl. 3br SC Pl SA Adults, no peta. S500mo. beach. $675/mo. Mon-Goad Momlng America Call Mr Howard
645 6t01 houH. Xlnl rental eree. 2 Br many amenltlea Agent no tee now. 640-4784 * · nr · · aza$a75· 536-8362 Fri 599-082 t . Eves & The Tomorrow Show · ~.:1'9a:i"~~~ $ t200/mo_ Call Anlhooy 4 br. ;.,.. be, lrplC. 2 car SUYllW ~:'~· ~2 ~:·2 2 or •1, mite beech. 2 br, 2 car Wknds 640-4025· • 'h o 11 * to a 11 new
roes Call WOLFlNGER days 642-5757. evH & gar Sgt lamlly $800. Beau1 4 br, lam rm. 2'/\ 84 t·1460. get, cov'd patio, all pool $u r... clients wno need a place -.-_.--m--------8 *-~EALTY. wknd163t-6630 Avail. JuAe 1 673-0626 ba exec hOme 180 deg. rights & rec areu •WPllT 141 11H -• .,.r-. sweeping view Pvt g•· E1111lda 2 BR. sm yard S6751mo. 213/925-4798 C1-'•lln1 U11 • From I room 10 3 rooms 2t3-539'-1394 C.tl llnl 3U4 1Br condo $350/mo 1ed comm Tennla. optlon11 attach gar ••••~•••••••••••••• From $1 16 a sq 11 No
C.M. Triplex fixer. 565K •••••••••••••••••••••• 9849 Continental (Apply swimming. gardener $1, $495/mo 900 sq II I BA. bath & gatege. 7792 Trl-Plex, large 2 Br t Ba Mele to shr w/2 fem. spec lease required AdJ Alr-
dn S t39K price Prine IE -IF 5:30 dally) t·497-3690 500 per mo 644-2057 548-4845 Newman. 1365, 191, last yard. quiet area. $460. N-port Shat" hOme 2 por1er Inn 2172 Dupont
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645-3340 Rent In Coll• M esa • •••••••••••••••••••••• S700/mo Kld1lsml pet Newly decor. Gu pd. AIL.mTll &P11 II.ti Alli 3UO 450 sq It. turn oll1ce
g UNITS In HUNTINGTON NEWEST gat ed 20 3 Br. 3 Ba. Exec Home In all Avail now John. agt. encl gar dwshr, pool, Near beach. Specious •••••••••••••••••••••• ProL M/F share luxury space $400/mo
BEACH. 10 years new. Townhome VILLA GE Northw<>Ods. 2 story with 631-2242 bbq Adulle, no peta q u I et 2 Br. t •;, Ba MacArthur VIiiage 2 Br. 2 tum. Condo SC Plaza 641-0763
All 2 BR $45&.000. Bkr COMMUNITY 2 & 3 8<. xtre trg tam room No 642•5073. Townhouee $495/mo. Be new carpell & •P· S 2 8 5 6 4 1 -4 8 2 5 -•----------
""• ~123 2•;, Ba. 160<>-1800 aq 11. dogs please Gardener & Newpor1 Heights large 3 960-865& pllences S625/mo Call 966-8479 BAYfRQNT ~ of pure lwlury G1t19M, water paid $900/mo Br 3 Ba many emenl-IAlll ... &PTS · 2131746-6250 daya,
fRl-PLEX ln HUNTING· hydro-tub• In master 545-2000 J.gen br 2 ties $1150/mo Call An-Adult living, 1 Br., car-2Br. t•;,ee. $375 + $375 213/377-1221 -AP ~s:. 1~ ~r ~r~'1(; 2 ~~ Pnme ottioe 673-1003 TON BEACH. All2 Bdrm. suite, dining roome. $750-$600 thony day• 642-5757. Scitdoul studoos. one port pool & laundry No dep, gH pd. nr Beach for Mr. Cesttmllll. S
heavy •hake roole. 14 wood burning fireplaces, 2 br. 2•;, ba S800·$850 eves & wknds 1131-6830-lndlWObedroomlPl'I· pell: $425. 93t W t9th. Blvd & MacFadden. 2 Br 2 Ba twnhae. laund"'. ~.~.~~ ~:.~'Uay 129~e/y
yeera new. S 188,000 micro-wave ovens, prl-3 br. 2 ba $925 Country charmer. Npt ments. FURNISHED St. 548.-0492. quiet, no pets. 893--4894 pool. no pelt. $495. E~:S 760--099!. 5•9-0626 execuplan ':~1'!_%23dn. OWC. Bkr · "1 t e pde 11o 9 f 3 br. 2 'h ba $800 Hgts, 5 Bdr, 3000 sq 11. and UNFURNISHED. 2 Br. t981 M•""" Ave, let I Br w/garage, walk to 213-377-25 t9 ......-v1 yards.gar ener prov · 3 br, 2 b• $1400 Vacant RV acoeas. Call _.... beach s435, pet OK. Non-amkr. 3br condo,
11....1.,._:.1 ded. Elegant Ill/Ing only 3 br. 2 be $1500 furn Diana. egt 831-1286 Oakwood also ollers llr. no pet1 2 peraona 962-2827. 962-4078 ,_, 4000 $200/rrio. + ,..., utU St50 ... I•• O....,e"
,._ uuu 15 mlnut• from Funlon 4 br 2 be ~1 •Al Utlllti. f>Mc1 $ 4 2 5 Sterr• Mg m I. ••••• ••••••••••••••••• dep 9&4-3654. H B Full servloelcuatom "-*-JI• llland. 7 mlnut .. to S.C 4 bi: 2'.t be $825-oo Npt Peninsula 2 Bdr l'lt 'lmmedllla 841-1324 t Bdrm, 3 block• from Over 21. Poot. tac. tennle_ d ottlc.e & desk apace i..:.~~~••••••••••• Plaza or O.C.Alrporl LAI Raisor Alty 8600 Ba. lrplc, gerege. opn Occupency beach. No pets or chit-Steps to beach. Rela. 2500 sq II con ° Bay-Nr O C Airport
Sale/leue/optlon nr OC Just eatt of Newport beam celllnga, pvt Pih<> dren S290. 111/last plus Newport Bcf'I 5-48-4260 view. pool on beau ·See to Appreclller·
Alrl)Orl, 4800 aq 11. bldg. Blvd. & ao. of San Diego HOME FOR RENT $740/mo Ave II 611 •11 Mlllonln .ay --., dep 896-3662 . Greenbelt 557-7883 or llt-QJI
4 200 sq It A C olc, Frwy Starting at S900 • 4 Bdrm $750 Fenced 955-0096 evttlwknd• RecnetlOn -,_. E/1lde C.M . Am in pvt I ~64~0~~~~9~~~;-;:::-:;;::-~~~~~~~~~~ 200AMP 3 phaae, gua-month. 63 t·S439, 2473 yard & garage Kids & And Much MC>fe' 2Br apt w/pool, laundry hOme w/pool. Shr beth lvoung prof (MI F) to shr ranteed tenanl t.000 sq Ora~e Ave . Cos II pets welcome 545-2000 SPACIOUS I Br rm, no pe11 Nr IC Hoap. $250. Pvt beth $27$ lovely 3 BR Turllerock CdM dlx suite. A/C. ample
11• Financing. Balow mkt. Meu Agent, no tee SPYGLASS For a month or a hie-Fireplace. pool & much $500 673-2252. 557-2783 hme wlcouple Pvt bath, pkg. ulll pd 2855 E Csl
By owner 5-46-4602 w 00 DB Al DG E-3 Br . time Models~*' more. '"1 block to beach 1 Br. Npt Bch. spacious, turn . ofc, tennis. pool & lge Hwy 675-6900
llOl llY 1Y.Ba. nr poo1 & tennis RIDGE 9aml06clm No · 141-HIJ garage. $425/mo. No quiet. p111 studio. prlvl· yard Avall tmmed EXECUTIVE OFFICE Bal-,,.,, '-Wt "" ..•.•............•....
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3Br.3 Ba. Townhouee $700mo No pets AvaJI W,.mTIVll: .. E pal• 124 20th St tagea$450/mo&40-8290 553-t539,uklorGary boaPenn52511.$400 by babbling brook, lrpte, t 11 wk 0 t J une _ .. .,., 536-8149. , mo P rov BI A I C
d/w, pool. dbl gar, many 494-4142. Wn1 YJ1W Qekwood WeatlkSe 2 8r. 1 Ba.oen-1575. Sp~. a-y 2 Female prelerreo ~Nd 2 rmmtee to ehr 3br 857_611 I 675•3600 xtru. No P9'• UOOtmo Garden .a-..--.h tr1t heating. geraga, 8< 2 Ba. Prtv-. Patio lor rent. $150/mo. 2b• hse. 2 car/gar trpl. 551_6834 · l•••e. t • t & aec 1 Br Condo. nicely up-4 Br_ 2'h Bl 2 oreptaces. ...-u•--ltova carpet• drapae _, 646-5.436 lrg yrd S230 lmmed. '----------646-6423. ~d•d-$495/mo C111 · • · No pets. 833-3307. 662· t t t5 or 546-5169 Co11a Mesa 250 sf suite C>Ytllng green. gardener-NeWW)Oft BeechlNo. No P9'•. children. wetfll-Furnished rm & bath 1111 YDll 552-7485. $1700/mo 8801n11ne bad•. $450 + Hcurlly ltft•• 3144 Kitch prlv. Tennis, pool, Home to shr $275 mo incl $ t15mo Ulil lncld 779
* *w .... 111 .. E Realtor· Joyoe Edlund (at 16111) dapoell , 54 8-5442 or •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 t e p • to b ch . NB ulll. 111 & lest. Furn, W t9lh St. 85 t·8928
~~.rQum ~t Be~e!.-~v~lr. 642·8235 (714)~1104 770-6629. 2 Br, l 'h ba upgr1ded $275/mo. 645-5734 all norl·Smkr. 873-8302 Balboa Penln Sub leue 2 '"""" " Sharp 3 Bdr 2 Ba view CONDO Northwood. 4pm. otfces ot IOOO eq It ea lmmedlalely. Many llM-hOmel Nffl leke & beach $u Cl .. ••lf JJ11 p .. WR"f1 Belch/lo. _ S 7 2 5 m 0 • Av a 11. 7 I t . Shr 3 BA 2 Ba hme Coll 1
• • nl11ea. 875-4912 BKR club Av1ll 1mmed •••••••••••••••••••••• ,,..... -me---•nu 73l·6423 Room for rent, kitchen Pk. CM w/M/F Pref pro Ulil. janitorial & parking
lllT Tl"' PUI $1000/mo INH Ofl 1 yr BEACH COTT AGE. 2 170018th St •uun · prlv. Lady. Pool prlv. non smkr $260 mo Incl. 673-66lO
111. 8 others 10 chooee bdrm, 2 b• Wik lo train, (Oovertt *"l Tl .. 1.1 i.-.., i..i 3141 $60/wkly. 557-6«8. 64e-2718 Prime olllce space. Co-
o.ts you alarted In real 1 twn. bctt $700. 492-7913 (714) IG.ft13 c 2 :';"II; ••• •• ••••• del Mar S8501mo •tale ownerltllp rom. New ondo tor rent. • ·~;~ F hu rm w/pvt bath In Yg F slir 3 br. 2 be home. rona · B W Id C M (Uj) 11.J 8<.2'/\8a.S705mlo.Dbt __ , apt,MeseVerde.C.M . $1 75 &1 utlls Call 676-95IO ~1~j "1' •. · · ~~"'brldgc .,. gar. ftreptaoe, pool, IC>&. Moat aleg111t apt. bldg. to rent 10 nonamolclng F t0-3:30. Tine 842-8558 mo. D., I ~-'111'•1 JVI 66e w. 18th. 645-2739 In Laguna Beach, llnelt 25+. no pell. S250 l.C. &llNIT 1 Br. duple•. Ea811lde. nti '" •••• :«':............... locallon In town, br .. lh· 5.46-1307 PROFESSIONAL male Olllce space IVllllble.
C.M. $450/mo. ,..1 'lt~IO 2 Br, 2ba, lam rm. encl 2 eekly ecron Ir ocean. taking vlawl, 811 bult-ln1. non-smoker wanted to 5Sc/sq 11. 966-0t22
2 Br. Townhouae with "" • car gar, oloaed beck· lg• 2 BR, $250 wk. up. E. SIOE-3Br, 2B1. garage, heated pool. eub. ge-.... I ... rl 4111 share llke new 2 be-•----------
pool, H.B. $575/mo t'f.!llllarranu 1·~ .. ,.t,.ln•· yard, nr echle. A.V ato-Carport. 673-6158 children OK. no pets. rlQ•. elevator. L•••• •••••••••••••••••••••• droom. 2 beth. Si n Juan Office space evallable. 0.1 ti C...ly Len get your ln..,..tmant rage evlll. $525/mo. 5e25 mo. +MC dep. re-Oflly. $850 & up. 330 Cliff Pvl rm, b eth. gourmal Capistrano condo. Fire-85¢ 10 St.00 per foot In .._ ,. llH atarted. Agenl 556-6516 Unlve<Sity Park 2 g'· 2 ba. 11111ut & eec. & Gleaning A,.,,.atr lundabla. Avall May 1. Or. 494-8083. mHla, tranaportellon, place pool taceutl only C1nnery VIiiage Burr
... ~~ ........... BHI Eutelda locatlon. ~.g5~tSs ~do ;~·J;~02~~· de Olive. U"'8n11W 848-9$96 tndry, companion, tor 2 mtie to ' beach' ind Willie Allr, 875-4630
PALM SPRINGS SUN -roomy 1 Br/w1ter paid. •••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp 2 BR 2 Ba. tga .n llAll LAllll 1ct1ve, elderly lady. Ir-Dana Point HarbO<. $275 Office In CdM, 2nd atory
DANCE VILLAS CONDO Alt. garage. Adult•. no Deerfield. 3 br. 2 bl ... ,. u... 3111 ~ rooma, an bltne Incl DIW. {)aluxe 2 bdrm, 2 ba, vine. 552-3037 ava plus·~ utllltles. Call Ger-walk-up Ocean view.
Privacy & Hcurlty. Lg 1)9U. $435. 1131-075-4 twnhee. frplc. 2 car gar. •••••••~::-.~•••••••• ....._, ___ , ••-gar, MeH Varda. S526 Walk to beactl. $750. No ................... ,1 flll hard (714)831-2040 or cpts. drp1 & p1nellng
l•cuzzl/ waterfall, furn. $725. Cell for 11P9t, (2t3) 3 Br 2 ea Bea tllul .,_..,,.,, _, mo. Call 540-1 158. uk pell. .,,,.,.,,,., .. ,. 496-9753. 420 aq h. 675-54•4 10% loan 111umable. ... .. 939 3041 bel 2pm · · u •••••••••••••••••••••• tor 1......, a< Pam Adll•. 4~ •••••••••••••••••••••• 1----------1.~::.:....:.::...:.:.:...:....:_: ___ _ -· ocean vie~. walk to 4BR. 2BA. yearly. Frplc, -·1 1111 A"--' Shr beaut. ocean view M TIE WllD S 1 8 5 • 0 0 0 · ( 7 1 4 ) Sunny 2 8<. 2 Be. Xlntloc 4 Br, 2 'A b1. huge yard, b I a C h S 7 5 0 I m O · bit-Ina. petklng. CIOM to Clean, qula1 2 BR 1 'A ba, ·~ ..... Uff Rau. Weekly Rat.. home In Laguna with t
32&-.-871 nr SC Plaza. Open beam. A/C. lu x metr suite. 835-5500. bay & ocean. Br k r patio. no pate. $465 .•• -.-;C"••••••••••••••••• Kltchenett" • Ptlonel o th• r . S 4 0 0 PI u • Dhc exec. suite, 2•012 ,
a...J 11,,,. 0•~1~~.sh :~c~tpg, Pd:,~ 857-03-42. 552.1901 3er. 3Ba. xlnt so. Uguna 875-4912 548-'506 NO FEEi Apt. & Condo "Z" channel Movtea 855-8755 11pa~~~~~J :~::~rc~·i ...
·-loc & I 2 rental•. VIII• ~tall. s d I 1967 N • r ... 1aa-II# ape, dbl gar/opener DEERFIELD • 2Br. 2B1. · 111 ut month• 2Br, 1B1. bltne. relrlg, So. Co11t Plaza 2 BR 1 875-4912 8rotiar. •n P per, ew· Roommate w • n I e d cntrt. w0tk •••• plu• lg
••• ~~~·••••••••• Av111. now. $800/mo den. super clean, pluah t req Avail S2000 mo. garage. yrly $550 mo. ba, lg• patio, lull eec port $190/mo. ll•P• lrom recpl. rm All done In TRADE Cabin In Fawntkln 9 7 9 . 3 3 7 6 wk d ya . cpt. AC, trplc. dbl ga-eautllul new home. 111, lut + $300 HC.. Kida OK. $565 Incl gu & VerulllH 1 br condo. Bl COst• Mesa 645-9 t37 bHch. Need someone decoration style. beaut
$98,000. for houH or 751-818'4-/Wknda rage, lg lot. redwood PINN c:.11 494-1055 lor mature aingi. or couple. water. No lee. Agt. $550. Close to bHCh. UUW mTll. by 5/t5. 645-208t In appearance, In toe.
condo In Org. Cty. decks. nr pool•. parka, ddlllonel Info. 673-8989avae, 7524005 957-0222 Full MCUfhy. 548-3874 prestige bldg Newport 548·5518 or 845-4509 Specious 2 Br. 2 Ba ap01 no pell. Avail lmmed . .,n.__, __ ...,., , ... dy. uk for Kathy. Wkly rental• now avell H.B etralght Prof. gentle-Arch" Marina Bldg.
aft 4PM l evel, lrplc, micro. 3 s825 mo. 752•7499 . .,1 rmnui• _. 2 Ek 2 Be. ~tlo. cerport, Sharp Garden Gua•I $105 & up. Color TV. man wlll •hare large s.-2~
----------• d•cke. ekyllte, opan 833 3658 •••••••••••••••••••••• Npt Penlneul• I 8r 1 Ba. no pall 1460/mo. Avall home, 1br, quiet. WI D, Phonee In room. 2274 home near beach wlthr----------TRADE Central Cout b11m, dbl gar/opener. • HOME FOR RENT frplc, opn bMm oemnge, 5/17. 5A&-8675 p a tio. S335/mo. Newport Blvd. CM. mete over 35 . $395. .-Tl 911&
cleat, cuelom 3 br view Avall. 5-24. 1850/mo. WHA,W.t 1H4e 3 Bdrm. $650. Fenced garage S540/mo Avall 84~8333 046-7445 963-8538. 1 & 2 room ottlcat from
home on 2 ac. horH 9 7 9 -3378 wk dye , 3 b:1~:. ;.i' ba. Japa-yard & garage. Kid• & 6 11. 9.55-0098 ~vn/ STUNNING large 1 br Promontory Pl. tam. 100-S205. Utll Included. e".t. A~~·'= 751-8184 -.'wtlnda. nue garden. comm. ~~~: 545-200<>. wlcnda. ~~1=-Poot. 710 W. A,u18tllfs Fu.Jiil4 ~ r..J.W king for rmm•ta to lhare Realonomlc9 675-8700
Org. ·ct";. baac: ., .. : Outetandlng M ... Varda pool. take, tannl• prlYI· • C... HJ llM JIU Obi 2 BR. walk In cloaat• •t Ual•n 3 • ... 1111 28r 2b1 ocHn vu apt. 268 IQ.It. Oovar. Newport Owrw I054ee 4()43 home 4 Bdr 2,..\ 8• on legee. S975 per mo 3 bdrm, 2 ba, very nice. •••••••••••••••••••••• • ...................... •••••••••••••••••••••• $450. 87S.3e05 Beach. Choloa patio
· cul-da-uc, $950/mo. 559-4783 875-8180 $875 mo. NHr echool. Walk to pvt beach, 2Br. bltn atova & D/W, mo· Senior Lady would Ilk• locallon, S308 mo.
,_ -~ Agt. 83 1-t286. Aak for "---,_. 3141 9&2-2288 or 893-3117 18a lrplc lg petlO ~ Mic ftf, pvt~· mar. b k mlddt• aged Lady to 63\-109.t
8o of PCH Wllltradalor MM. HA.................. HOME FOR RENT g•r•~dnr. Cape CNld Ot<. r •. 84$-tll83 Kenne un port? eh,.. home CdM w1111riiiiwHiiiiiiiinnM-
,.. aetata.' Oerratl Pleh, Belwtlfully decorated up-Lowly 3 Br ' Oen, 2'.\ Ba. 2 Bdrm .... 75. Gwage. 1 Cod. ely remdl'd. £/lld• 1 Br gu•t hOUHI I o· b ch & • h. 0 p. . WltllfmT on
Ownr/bkr. 75e-1221 graded 3 Br •P•CIOUI Not•t•. t850. Han• chlld OK. no pett. s 1000 mo . (714) w/guag• & utll. Av•• Wasn't he the Ambassador from 640-7390, 873-7075. ...... ... "'LWel
famlly rm wl•tona Ir ..... , 55 • 18 5 8 0 r 1 n g • 5-45-2000. AQanl, no IM. 873-8501 , 833-2900 ~1. '475 mo. 045-te28 R ? Supwbly l\.lrnllhed, viaw ..... 4~ Cody Australia under Teddy oosevelt Fwn. 2 "'" 1ga hM CdM of ma1n Cf\ na11 F " ,_,.,, lr•nch doora, covered · "rl•zl•I.., 2 bf,~ dao .. loa pttlO, w/wkg woman own bd "' u ...
••••••-•••••••••• .. •• patlo. Or.., tor antatt• For laUe; 3 8r 2 81. view. -W• ti ..... anol. get. l<ldl Ok .... 90. ptu1 81, weh/dry els 2 c r • t •' 111 • • r v 10 • • =· Gardener Incl. S795. Arch Bch HI'' lla/sn.UW Ull 3 bdrm. 2 ba, 2 atory 2229 Autoart. ~fK)~ bch. Non smkr $325 '525-$6&0· 2 room autte, !!!ft.!!zr.'ff'f.'1.... · 55e-OJ.47 651-3037. Avail. 811 . ~-tik:.;dn·~,~·;;. townhouu duplu. f75-«J'111842-8208 790-1323 S1175. 875-9400
LAM,,..., II 1'A BR. yard, no P•I•. "---mlll lllf SC Ptza. Pool, gl'dnr.'Obc O'lefllied patio. Pflv•t• Wit "'**' 2 bf"'-~-"' II JOl're llOt Wt w4lo (Of w t) ltt11Mllw~ WU. MIF to"" houM w/2 l<g Ran111 .... ..:g11on nr oc rr.;;e.••••••••••••••• oh lld OK..1.W•aUlda. ~';';';"••••••••••••••• 1er. NO I>"•· '41s a 145 J•o, flrapl1•o1•· ds't'~,: t•mlty complex. NW+ doll't *'bad -,o.·r• llOl lllOllt ~" BA. 1ba..1rp1c ~ AlfPQrt, aq n tMdO· CIHn & pretty 2 bdrm S47Slmo.11M1-0783. HOM! FOR RENT utll. 775-2580 ~182e wHher. Bu II· n•-. "" dap. !ncl. gar., OW, one ol 14 d1St1ncltvely cllfftr;~:-'11Mf1l floOf plelts 3 bike lrom bch CdM: 4200 aq ft AC otc,
home, patio. garao•. !.110! oorn•r hM, 38r, 3 Bdrm. H76. Fenced So. eo.1 VlM.:a db1 2 BR :e;:1~: ~ll I• at•. "'°"' utl'I pd. MM147 II Suwilld V .. HI 1111 leach. SeewMd ueo ~., mo Utll Incl 200AMP 3 PhH~U•• Ul'J ;~!::J~:TY 18•. •::,tl~•;e 'f yd, ~ ~g~~1::J 2 Ba, nr So. Cat Plaia. 2 bf frplc wt gerden a 2 IR l'A I•, tplo.1D/W, ;:,:..,",~'= = ~==~= 171>-1 21 ~~~~an::.".WO.,, mk~ ,.~ 17 7 ~':.' t I Ht + S 10~ .':: Agant. no ,. . ::0.0::~~· clbhM, ~ seOo/mO. Call tor mr.=. ~a..'r. pete. blMI ol 111b11• * ."" -tllStltcl ltt • lortsl With ..... ~8\~5 ~. ~.~ t 8y owner ~502 a-..,,,.,_ II dap. Ava II May 20 • ..___ ..._, Ill' eppt, 87:M622. '380. 1 BR , ~. ~ bfoob a.lld t1MI ponds.~ by 1111t111al N.8. '240. 675·1041 .... , .._ mn;--'n"-"iT"-••• lff-'787 ;;~:;;;-• .-~..-. •••••• : ~,. -.... ~ 28r 2b•. ralMd calllng, ,.,~1 , 11:' I . ''la ...,. iw..,,.. ID 111111.-. C011rta,....,... •"fum ~Offlol"l3t0. e.o. ''*"'· 2'16 bl, Ir-t8r 28a --i.... dlt1en-...,..... • ....., ,........,. tov..tv 100 not,., from -. •ape• r tOIWtlllelt _. "'¥ .,_. SfW ~ oondO. 2 bf. 2 •"Brandl' Offlol S18. ~ r ... rec.. Yr 1..... ~I._ ' ' .. _..,. • •••••••••••••••••••• .. , ' &41 1• .._.14e-23 ._ 4'fOllt WMld b•, on leka. P~ NU· •Seminar/Mtg Room•
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with uae of reception, ~9226 • ge · Open 24 hra 1 dey my CdM home. Rel' a. Crown Hardware, 3107 charge legal aulatant Flex hrs. 631-4420 ••••STUT IUllllR I
conl. room. kttch, phone, CAR WASH & 7 deya 1 wee11 644-8S64 eves. E. Coes1 Hwy, CdM eble to eaaume 1111 res-Model• now hiring et Tll· ....
aecreterlel l word pro-GAS STATION ......,,... 89 Gorgeous glrt1 to HEARING AID pon Independently and tanys Ne Must be ovtlf CILIA Pllmll
oesalng. Mell & mMa8ge Coate Meaaf Newport CLASS. Reduce 11r .. 1n pemper you. J acuzzi, ..... •-1_._. I,._ with corporate law 21 Auditions held Mey FROMEX 1 Hour Photo Systems Is
Mrv. evall. seperetely 11 aree. 29% down. Net $45, your llfel 4 1~ ...ions. Seune. Locals aa well 111 1nf1ta1 les -an :'Tl.'--knowledge 1 person. 121h WedMll SPM 3rd
desired. Call: Judy, 000. can prove net. 3 yr $40. Stert Mon. 5110, tourllts. Senk Amert-Good typing ebUlty. U<llls ..... non-smoking office In floor nOW hlr ln_g an assistant manager 714-7~100 lene Mobll 19118· Cell 7:30 PM. Prot Therlf)lst cud. Meeter Cherge, In b111lc meth. Ortic• In ........... New P 0 rt c • n 1 er & color printers fo r our new Hun-
979-5370. Al« lor Victor. 759--0499 Amerlcen Express. DI· ettracttve Newport · 644-2644 day or night. IEEI EITU MHY ti t B h t Ph t b k 11t,., ....,, ft. nera. all welcome Beach non hospital eet-ltll'ftlc 114 .. ,. UUL lllllETUY eutdon'twanta9-5Job7 ng on eac 5 ore. 0 0 ac -
Exec. olc. pvt bath & The XerclM Compeny In-~1645-3433 2112 Har-ting. Cont8C1 Ir-Rutt. Set your own hours & ground a MUST. Norltsu , Kodak-~:w~~~er~~n,•~•:th~ ~9:-~o;'J~2~ lrMclus. et., CM ~-8950 ~::1';:~~7 ~~c~~n~~n~~:1 income level. we train S, Pako o r Durst printer expe!l-
Attrectlve C.M 11\dustrlal ~~~A~~~ BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE Benefits Sell-starter. 3 yrs legal you 557•5675 for appt ence. Call Jana, 213-650-8480
Complell. ---------Wd If--' J atyte, VIP treet-t. Growtn" Colle Mesa APPLY IN PERSON exp. preferred 847-6041 NURSERY (Ma 1 u re ext. 246.
tlMIU --------· Hon rm ... mme-24300 Laguna Hiiis Mall UIE .._. attend ) for hurcll u11 ... '~..... •••••••••••••••••••••• .. ._, 0 I I h ..... I C S
By ownr. 968-230 appt lO-§PM 548-2817 dlete openlllQ for person LllQUllll Hiiis .... am I p m & Wed p rn FNU\ ADS Telephone Fantasy experienced In llght EOE EMPLOYER Experience preferred. 556-7787, 846-2393 ~~ UIUYl lal•• uunu Converaellon with Ml-bookkeeping (AIP & but not necessary, salary ---------1 l11J.111 ._,.i HSI .•.....•......•.......
Smecklnthemlddleol AR£ FREE chelle . M C/Visa . AIR)&generalolltce •l"l'DI negottablewlthexpe-N11D$[S AIDES 1•-------111111 Pllll11H BalbOI. 41 years aame 53~70 procedures lnctudlllg ty-Earn $6. per hr. houae· rlence. Apply In person un PUT TlllE Camerafplateroom ...
locetlon Good tease. Cal·, 59 yr old femete Arthur ping & good telephone keec>lng In Irvine. CdM. & between 3-SPM , 210 Exp In Genatlc nursing II 6-9pm Expending youth s1stant Mon (3PM lo
•Wll 1,750 sq ft. Sutteble for
storage. Martlel Arts
Studio, bellroom. etc.
$500 per mo.
Greet loot traffic and en Murrey student dealrll penonaltty. Wiii consider Nwpt "P9fo11 12 hrs wk. New?or1 Center Or · Npt must Only dedicated, counselllng firm has ope-approx 8PM). Tues
excellent price. For In-N!-1111 escor1 & compenlon for par1 time. Send resume Glrl Frldey Home Ser-Bch lovlng persons 11eed 11p-n1ngs tor 3.5 sharp out-(2PM to appro ... 8PM).
For Info 962-5440 formetlon call.. l~~~~~~~~~I ballroom dancing Shire to Ad It 1012. Dally Piiot. vleel 559-6022 Tiii IMI UITI ply E11p all ahlll. X1111. going mature people to Fr 1 ( 9 . 5 p M l , s 111
MEL FUCHS l~nn or Somer Snyder. expenses. write Ad P.O. 8011 1560, Coata Equal Opp Employer 1111 program Call motivate ambitious 10-13 (9-5PM) Wiii w<><k vertl· C-.1m.J , ....... lealtw Arden o. seeking to lo-#914, Delly Piiot, PO Meaa. Ce. 92626· HOTEL Loan PrOCMIOf. Capcbte 642-8044 yr Olds Call 2 ·5pm cal commerclal camera lat.ii H1S lll-1121 cite you. Gen. Del. At-Box 1560, Coate m111 BkkprfScty. t girt office. -.m 10 run 1 gal oHlol Must Nursl"O 642-4321, ut 343. Ask K11owledge of PMT pro-
•••••••••••••••••••••• _________ , lendale. N.J. 92628 aome computer work Needed ·ror tWiury-Legunt be eble 10 proceu lor OllT, lllU'S &Ill tor Andrea cess helpful Excell for tnllE •... ICE CREAM j--;;;;;....-.. :;;;;1-·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CMI NB erea. Simone Beech hotel. Fltlme tum· FHLMC loans & 2nd 11-7 Smell convaJesc:ent college studenll wHh re-
inn-bldg on Co111 UIYD. • llUll Pt.Ull 11111 I :0..1 & Vj:..J.'I 642-9651. mer months, flexlble T 0 's Lagune Beech hospltat, N-por1 Back Pll..-L teted clenes Apply In
Hwy, South L-oune. Ap-f&tTllY Still looking lor los t LllU3 ft.Al S liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilhours Contect Gall uea. Satuy open plus Bey area. Good working TIOllllOl&I ~~~'.0~ J 660 Placentia
prox. 500 sq. h. Excel-..... •ililllt puppy. Mother dog GO. Pll11-.S WI Veughn-Purdle for eppt commluton . Clrcle condition• 549-3061 Ctassllled personnel t----------
lent private perking ~ voln,,g. Shi eggy long heir. --1••-1 Must be able to work Sat. 497-4477 E.O.E. Home Loans 499-2261 ORTHOPEDIC Ott•--Ilda tech. needed by Hunt-PIT Permanent behind bldg. $525 mo. ...,... wh ta. 4 mo mete. -•• _. & S 0 h h b ....., lllllllU Turner Auoc:. 41M.1177 648-ee10 OUTCALL 24 HRS. un. t er ra. to e Melda. experience helpful. back otc & x-Rey teen lngton Beach City School lntl11tu l•H• lll-020l errenged. Apply In per-..... hsl..,. Needed for time share & ttmtted lie M uscuto· Dist 12 mOflth pos Abi-lfTDllllS ---2250 sq. ft. In the N9wport
(II) Lemer come home! We eon· Kerm Rime Herd-Mutt be experienced motel units. Apply to the Skeletal 2 doctor otc Illy to type 60wpm & lake Leading 11111on111 martle-
Lease Nego1leted. con-love youl M laslng Sl•·1~~~~~~~~~!lwue, 2666 Herbor 81., NCR 4200 Room rea-San Clemente Inn Ask Pay neg 631-2200 shrthd d1c t11tlon a1 ling firm needs lntelll·
Belboe Savings Building
on E11t Coast Hwy. Air
conditioned, ample per-
king, cupellng, groas
teue. S2250 per mo.
struc:1fon plena 9PPfoved m•H M. Rewerd. H.B. H d I t Ill I CM erv1t1011a. APPLY TO for Angle No telephone 90wpm req'd $1.268 to gent, adaptable people
-Reedy to build. Open 962-7004 :;1 ,~0~~11~: .. ~•: Oevld Mc Nlel or M rt ca1111 PUT Tm $1.575.per mo depen-who enjoy public con·
for Ihle summer. ldeel Lost: Lt btu 1plr1I note-aeek• alncere alendet Civil Eng. Co. needs Baltaz.er ~ 10 AM MANAGEMENT ding on exper Apply: tact Must have clear
Location In •hopping boook, Bal 111 vlc. Very lady, good morel•. under deal g11ertdraltsm1n. end 5 PM: • I D'S Perm., pert time pos 7 3 5 1 4 1 h St • H B telephone volte. An Ideal
center edjecent to.rnejor lm'/.ortent. Reward. 35 for testing rel11-O.E.S., Inc. 642-5552 llTU LAllU avail Mon. thru Fri. to 536-8a51 position tor an oulgolllQ anchor aunarmerket te-... 7 • .,1 83.,, ... 3 ... 7 ASSISTANT MANAGER merchendlse & dlaplay ,_,._ ti<> ~-ft......._ on nent Mlnl;;um cuh In-'" .... tlooahlp. r-• • Clerlc111. Pert time Trel-425 So Coeat Hwy LB lmmed lvN-tlme ~Ilona glftw11te & work In photo Plant Maintenance lnte-,,....~, w ~· '""'"o
'7l-4400
HARBOR
vestment $60,000. Act Los1 1 fem blk wflen Col-Prof111lon111 M en 36 nee, front office appee-494·1151 11vall for aggr11ntve In-dept E•per prel'd See r1or & exterior poamons •regular schedule P·
nowt F0< lnf0<m11tlon call lie mix, 1 mele Poodle ae1k1 reapon1lble et-ranee. bualneu atud«lt HOUSECLEANERS went· dMduals who enjoy wor-Store Manager tor mter-avail Full time Mon-Fri por1uruty lor an elCGelfenl
I • 26 H b v ..... .-.. Wiii 1 al I f 1 •• t ... __ Must have good driving parlfllme 111come For II 714164~111 m x. ... In ar or 1.1 trecilYI young Women to pr ... err....... r " -ed Ptt1me, exp pref'd 11111g with peop e ... ua ......... record 545_6252 conlldenllal interview.
Homes. ~64 shire weterlront estate. real eatatefg111er1I of-Own trana SS per hr. be able to work eves II TIE lllU •H ca 11 Mr s 1r 0 1 a 81 Found: Blk & wht Doxie pool. boat. etc. 111 111-11 c •. Co• ta M e••. 548-9715 Interested apply alter 1610 Sen Miguel or., Printing s•s.5778
3 chenge for some light 2 : 3 0 • 5: 3 0 M • W • F 5PM dally, ask for Jane: Neweort Beach IUIAID 1---------b r • e d Pu P · A 1 t • houMkMplng, occaslo-957-0701. Housekeeper, llve In, ex-ME & ED'S PIZZA _ Real Estate Sates i-F-~-2---~336-ledlee_: _5'43-_. ---~-=-J-.c-.-1 =::i:~~~s1W;: .. ('""4) ~~~~~',"~ ~;~:'..~~~! iiiit7itihi&iiTuisitlini. ic iMiiiil ~~~i ~1n~~h;r~~~ g~~~:~1e:11a~sk~~~~~~ A Division of
H arbor Investment C-0 I ·-· 11.lJ p H bo c te Weterfront rHtaurent women to take care of • Part n.. r.... m1nagerlaJ e11p pref'd. Uonlat. typist. sales HP
.._ c enney, " ~en r. LARRY ROGERS. l ither Excellent benefits 6 home In Hunt. Hbr ar11. U-AID WI Tel11pho11e order clerk Rese> Include motivation pref. pfT 20 hrs wtc Udo Fii Wll Lease Negotleted, con-.M. Identify. 5021· of Wendy. lmportent, d1y1 673-7228 bet . Must bl eble to do aome Career oppor1unltlea for Help us conduct a pro-& mgmt. Production m&-VIiiage 675-7100
atructlon plens llPPfQved Found Young Al9h111 wt h •pp y news. C 111: 1<>-4. cooking. Some Engllsh Manager Trelneea with motion for this area's fl. nagement. st11tu1 re-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3oo aq It. Foot traffic, ·ready to build. Open lor rid collar. Herbor Shop-714-364-3603 eves. n e c es a . Ca 11 one of the fastest growing nest 11-apaper. Mon thru ports. accl. tracking &
Dntwn Lao 494-6688 this aummer. Ideal LOCI· ping Center 548-1775 COOKS & Hosteuea 213-592-2441 clothing retail cnaina. Ell· Fri. 5 30PM tog 30PM gen overall operalfon lfOlPTIHllT -Pl•D1'1• tlon In shopping center . Ft..-J 1411 flip. pref'd. but not MC. cell """ty tor the h"'hly S t 1 9 30 1o Gd be11ellt package. ewpo'1 Beach loan bro--lld)acenl to mejor anchor Lost; am French Lope• ...................... Full or pfllme. Setery llllllEIPll motl;.;;~: goel orte~ed 1 ~ morn ngs Rm for advencement llf&ge firm Busy~ F• Wll supermarket tenent. Rebblt, ten. PfelM cell BARGAIN! Going over-depending on exper. 5 yt9 Hperienoe req., to lndlv. Retell or meneger sa4 00 a week 10 start with mJr. corp Resume hie typing Eiiper pre-,_., .. YAUJY Minimum cesh lnvHl· 645-6993. 6'&-9119 HIS? t free r/t ticket. 642-8881 oook, clean house & bl· 111per helplvl. Excell. em-Alter first week share 1n to Jim Hu11t, P.O Box 'd Call. Ketle, 640-9350
2 ofllce/storage bldg• ment $60.000. Act now1 Loe1 In College Perk WM. Real. 2131596-0059 ~ DANCE M/F 19111t tn ao-byatt 2 yr old. Nonsmo-ptoyee benefll1. Apply 111 partnership• profl11. 1790, Npt Bch, Ca.
(12,500 & 2790 SIF). Ell-For lnf orm1tlon c ell amall black lh-ogy doO· la•,._ clel club, bellroom clu-ker. meture. Setery + any store. Hloh eamlllQ•. only requl· 92660
cellent corner loc., par-7141645-8t1 l Rewerd. Oeyt S40~284S, •• x:-:,:::':'!•••••••••• .... Earn u you teem to room & board. 752-7498. rements 11 a good phone liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .,,...,.ll'TT
king. Leaae all or part. ht..,,_..1 EV91 645-5808. J• WutM 1_.,I $1000/mo. PfT evenlnga, Houaekeeper wented. 2 voice. Call alt 6:00. To place yoor message knocks often when you
Annuel teeae wfopt. to ••J LOST· Blk. puree con-•••••••••••••••••••~•·· Mr. Ellls 542·9047. lull deya or 4 ·~·d•ys. M11n1gem1nt Opportunl-before 1~ use result-~ettlng Delly renew. Founteln Velley ,._,_.,,. -· 1 ' Young married man would h k & 1 ties reedl bll School Oistrlct P 0 Bo ••• ~r::::tt;'•••••••• tent• very Mnt mentel, Ilk dd J b & ltMal...,... ouaewor ch ldcere, ext 312• 642_5678 no pu c. Piiot Clan fled Ade 10 · • x _._..... Mkt Beaket pkg lot • o 0 •eves rel ' a req. Call eves phone reech the Orange Co111 8510, Founteln Velley. ···~ ,... BetbOe & 30lh NB. RE: wkenda. can do 1 ven.ly Ort ho chetralde. Excel-720-l l82 equet 2Pp!y Emf>IY! Daily Pilot market
92708. Neomi Wlelend. would you Ilk• en tm-WARD ~ · of hendymen Jobi tent wage and benellt1. Westminster M.,1 --·--Classified, 642-5678 Phone 642_5678 842-&e51 medllte & high rete re-· 972-9525 evH, Ilk for ROA or ellglble. Newpon llllllllPll Westminster City ........ •-e turp on your money? Found white M•ll•H BMI. Beech. 640-0121 Reaponalble person M-F
--. lnt•reated? Cati Fred. Poodle, mele, orange •-• .... ~ 11• DOMESTICS 8am-noo11. Stut $5/hr. 2 11111, 1 compre11or. 493-0451, coller. Vic. 13thl011ve . .a• ... _,.. .. .._ . ._... 1 La 0 u n 1 N 10 u et 1800 aq ft or 3500 IQ ft. Ha 960-4482 •••,-•••••••••••••••••• ... 11ure ,......,_MP9' or
Cell 979-5370 esk for .__ i.,. · · a.. Mt.c Sen prollAIOflet. Verled du-493..§480.
'llk:tor ;::::1.!f ••••••••••••• FOUND: Male lfllh Setter. Telephone oper. Exper ties. Hon11t, energetic. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
2nd To• 1 Red. Mele, mix lhlp. M only No other need IP-relleble, 5 hra pr d1y. •111111111
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Watml laWflll •••••••••••••••••••••• N 8. 3975 Bln;b. 5eOO sq.
ft. or , .... MIA ZOlll.
Agent 541·5032.
$20,000-1150,000 fully & brwn. Fem, mix teb. ply."8-4 Mon M-F. 362 ='1:2 Cerlraft req'd. needed full or part time.
emor1. to 20fyr1. Other bllt. M&M, mix lhep, M Third St. l..egune Beech Good u lery. 81-llnguat.
2nd a to $ 1,000,000 . & tan. Fem lhep, brwn l llUftl (YU) References req'd. Con-Apyta comm't & non-blk puppy. Mele. •hrt -Appllcatlona being ecoec>-teci: Jan, 494-8460 owne~ progrem. Prln heir blk cet. Mele, Ing-ted for nra1 quality l\lrnl-Good driving record. ~~~~~~~~~I only. Cell for egl. DOW-heir, brwn, grey l blk tore delivery dl'Mlt. Own Cl111 2 lie., work with =
NEY SAVINGS. Brent: cet. Newport Sheller. trenaportatlon, tele-elderly. CdM. 759-947t. HouM Meneger, lvtl time
11e3-291 t 1 2 5 Me 11 Or. C. M . phone & xlnt drlvlllQ r1-Ellec. NC. edmln ...... ,. & Mon-Fri. 8u8y household
644-3e5e COl'd I mu11. Cell Mon· confident In Newport need1 meture, dependl-
Orange Coast Plaze
9901 Chapman Ave.
Wfft Heven Plue
16 t85 Brookhuf'tt
The City Shopping Ctr.
16 City Blvd. Eaet
Hun11ngton Center
7777 Edinger Ave
9922 Ketetle Ave
Garden Grove ... .,,..
WerehOUM 1p1ce with
carpet•. drp•, l wet
bare. 700 to 3200 1q.f1.
Meu lndu1trtat perk,
711 W. 17th St., Pedftc
Bluff lndultrlel Perk,
11315 Whittler Ave .
842-«e3 & 842-7904
--Wulal Loet 86elilo wetoh 5-5 vie Fri. 8:30-0AM only. Center. Lo~ hra. herd bl• peraon to menege ;::::1•••••••••••••••• • M&-7~5. k l h I 1 • f home. Cleenlng, teulldry. E.O.E. 110 000-1100 000 + lor 18th & Pomone, C M. wor c a eng ng or llohtcool<lng&ahOf:IPl"O· ~~~~~~~~~
locel rHtdenUal TO'a, Aewerd. 541·1031 eny-ASSEMBL£A8. Wa wltl 1omeone unu1u1lly Pleen cell 7159·8015• or.:: Mu~ L to V. Return time treln, Apply 7AM, MIC• brlP.ht & altllled. II thla 6'0-2950. W 119'J,
3.4 ebove prime. Cell Gregor V1oht1, 11 31 lln t )IOU,.,...._ c.il your INSU .. •N""' Fulltlme, lor f11t-p1c:.d
Oennl1on & AllOC sl'D•ULETS ~ Coeca...... am.rt•t. uncttellenged, "" ~ ''"O•On'• office, New-'73--73 · \ll\ltllr underutlla:ed tnend & tell FGS hH opening• for port Center er11. Beck 11 AUTOMOTIVE them about thl• ed. eiq>. lndlvldual1 to Hf-office e~ helpful. ...,,,,,.,. f'rul ANSWERS li l&I• Comp1n11t1on to 124, vice pereonal llne ac· Photo fifing dutlea. Cell
• Bulfllll . TllllP .... n 000 ptu1 benefit a. II count•. Muet hi~ good 644·1240 (9-12, 2-5).
1100 1q. It. 2 oloa. w/ ••• '!!!lf ••••••••• !!::f F ~ __... you're the .,.,t, pleen oral l written communl· ---------
cpt1. F&R dre, O/H dr. WIDOW HAS ltt tor TO'• ~MIEM -·•11 reply In conlld•nc.e to: cetlon 1111111. Sater{ ..uL &llllTlll
top cond. Frwy olote Rf. Loant, 1oK Up. No ~ne wtlo makH a Muet h9W Ow A Moen-Mr. Ch1rte1, P.O. Box oommeneurate wl~. Front I beck office. Ex-1385. 1000 eq. ft. 1325 Cfedlt Check, No Pen dolen "'°'*',. ie Full tlma· 40 hour Hit, Newport BHch, eblllty. Peld company penence preferred, lull
OIH dr. lol .. t l buln, atty. Dennlion Auoc. tn and lat IOlfteOM .._ ..:..C Monday ttlru Frt-ce. 92MO t>ene11t1. Advancement tlrne. Founteln Velley.
ltorage IOft, t7M251• 113-7311 119119 thW Job, Tiie 01'i1Y dey. Ced*eo ~ FOOO MANAGFA Otc. l C"~~ 91PPt. caH Hunt. Buch arll.
tHOOSTRIAL BLOG ,.111 _ ~tem t1Pl1~1.,.1na..!!.'' preferred. Cell Conred counter Nip. Hunt. Bdl. --..-------1_84_7-eoo __ 4 ____ ~
3400 IQ ft , cleen, good ....... .. ...... good v IN!.-Diii fol" d«alll at . area. 8H1on11, April • I '1 ,.1, • . ..... ~ ._.._t ....... ,.~ I buy dlaoounted Tru1t NABERS •-t 8en citizen• wef· II y · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · '"· · ......,....,.,, ,._, ........ ..,..,-DHdl, ltratght not••· lalS al' .W ~to .P.,.Y. 544-637t ner bldg. M1-~ 2nd• or 3rd• In for ••••••••••••• .. • lff";; .....,, • ...., flll .,,. Olf benll"'P'cy. felt AOOAAPHOINC ~ Oenerel office. HHvy :. ~t•IO
... ••••••••••••••••••• ectlonl Contect John ~ ~ phonee, bookkeeping, • ..... ~•• ...... y .. lllllJ at.a. 9kr. Mt a.414 _,,_ 15.00 llr. Cert.lti.d Ap-• ..,., _ _, •
&.ml. • . p119noe. 142"°240 : COON>IMA TOlll , • ..., •• ,, 11• •er .... _ • flM ...... -.. ' . coordinate l eahedule natlonal 1eek1no Que~pt/ •••••••••••••••••••••• ........ -•• -. ... ~
:::c;l!r.'-ect"'u•e. c:ri M• be neet and *t to advertlelng. RHpon1lbllltlH In .. .cn ...., publo. Dutlee elude: monthly report1, corr•-
...,,. .. 714-116-1•1• FINANCIAL Pl.Afl9tG ... -.. i no1i:_d: ~1~1~e ipond•nce, heavy phon• worl(
I I nn,/lnwf/ Clean ' metnta.ln wof1t J':.tK. CHhler ••P•r and llght ftllng dut~. A ltcant ~ 1 R A ., .. , l run errend1. llelpful. ApJ/ft ~haw '9C)n,. ex-~··""··••••• S Mu1t be over ie. re•· ..... ... perlenc., abUlty to handle UIY
& '"' f 1 :.0.!:1~':0.#r''"; 1111--.. llf •·• :ptton••· be detall oriented and lfrif!fitt l'Jf · Art y~ =i: '°' tM fvturt. Watof\ eon: 1111 , !;, .. A l...a.t abtl to dem ~ wtth ICMwtt-zttlt1'--~1t1Trlftl 1 K.C.O,,. 11 SAT Mom 7-.AO Ml 141..--1tftm ~ ~ 9t0. T~50wpm. ._ •· ~ =-...... ""' .... "'' _ _..._ --· a to·-· lr: ..... llrlillll :OS.: --.. Plint w--., ()floe, 0J•11W .,y ., .......,_, '"Y H;::r;: INfl'I -Oft. Hrt. wr,.., • ~·-~11 Tvu:'i':i c.ilT14-W-17'1. =t=-\=•· iJ;,,~~r.:9:~':.":: -=~-~ =.
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whit claullled 11 all WANT ACTION? Heve 1omethlng to Mii?
ebout. 842-5678 Cllllaffed Ads 642-M78 Ctuelfled Ide do" w.11.
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11¥11'9 • 17th &•$-1100
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.... Ho' 0 1, N•v•; ( ... l)jmee·•Line) Oat HO 8'7&-0082 hog. hull. lv9')' option. 7~, 4 In 1 'K': -~-...;...1_18_. ____ _ ~ ... latlp••lfl UHd QUH ft ... worth s AT I s u N II A M 81 rd M1gtc l1t1nd Gold M•m· Greet ooncs. O.S-idebt9 hdt o~rome • 000 Ofla '71 '250 ~ ton 4 x .. '4, ;';:~~ :~:11~ ~u:~1:~.: UH, ~••II ont~. U11 01g11. bullet . 0,, ..... b erahlp, mu at Hll • 8 ?' lnbtd 1f11111P H•· mllff. Mint ·cone,. Muel 000ml.l.OtaOf 11trae. All
erapnlc 11111 pertonnet tor d et. Uau11ty llo me, mHt tlleer, good mlto m.,kel value 11260. Wiii ::!~~oindu,.J:,'Z H e 1 1160/but o lr. _1_4tl.l __ H_3' ____ _
on-0111 wort! In lhl pre· 7114o7S50 Item• 18'42 P•rctl Cr :!:,::!~~ ~~-= dook epao•. Ccm I. M 1·tt411 1171 Chev·~ ton 811v•·
prHI erea At lento ** ** HI . 182-38!2 2 aumrner pkg. IOto, YAMAHA "0 1211 twin redo pit up truok, ~· yeilr. ••l*iene4t In ty I BUY Crib, high Gl'l&lr. plly pen, Small Wood dell!, brand 875-1474 MW cond. loW ""-· IO Loaded . tao. nuo.
ae111no. Piii• up, CM*I Oood u~ ,urnlture & IOfa·~ bit! ... Wondftf new SH mph/71 mpg. 1100. 407-3494, 4117·1718
opefatlon or pl1temAlclng ~I ..... horH, CJ, .... , roll·•-831.()408 511-3302 'IO c~ EJ CemlnO ""' lan~aary Voumu11bl Of &ll.LfOf You we~ bed toy• baby 10 .. _ --'78 27~ It IAY&.INI " Im r31'** 20o0oml IMU ldiM av1ll1bl1 tb work on a edull CIOthea' bookt -1,.._ "Victoria." "Y bridge, '7t llO r•bll Mg, MW . • • • • 1•1 ..
aub1tltut1 or ca11.1n bula. .,._ ~ llOU~ miac' Sat 8~· M1ehlne tor beck ac,hee VHF rad lo.JA~~~t_tantc, llr .. .1. r~l1bi.. 1150/bl ::~ l y eppt • 931,2040-~~040 Salary d•~d• on •Pl' HI .... Ill Mii 1842 Coriander Cotti Ind 11r .... 1276 r1rm ~tftflnes.t'OVQPUntor1n oft. l'IOO. 641-1511 · IUll DI• -
rlenca Contact P1raon· Meaa. &17·3311t 18' pwr boat. w/40HI' '11 -•aa lH 1111 ... ~ T 2M 02 Mer--ite ,,....., ntl. Ill ,,__ Jolln1on all •lee •na. ,.._. CU8T OE&.UXE Pk UP _... -,
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";•hast 111111 ULI ,,.,,....., bHulllul oond. l t800. 4600 mu .. With 38 mo. Beige oolor with mat; Mllelon V:fi. lal PUtt New 1\111...U. maru.t Mt, Unique mlac 1tem1, hou-WuW "'' 567-94M tOf IM-45113 w1rr. Like new. 12410 ohlng flb•rglHI al'tell. (Avery Exit 1-5)
330 . 81y St 180. N::J~••n atu, ••hold clot h•• end ...................... WUTD ~2tMUST SELL. Equlp'd With comp. tow i~--0pen __ Su_nda __ Y9__ '72 Dlt.eun 510 W~
coeta Mee• 1100. 7 2 h1rdwer1. Set-Sun 8-6 MliiiT _.. 25• 35• Take owr loM p1ok•g• Incl ov•rlo1d PUILIC lmOE QoodltN~ir;j· •
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An Equ1I oggty Emgzr au.en sit• llMp« IOll a rear) Coet1 Men Electric moYel)'lel'll. 17-40. ll:UI OU · '""'""' ' ' gal, I 188. control eto. Auto, crufM, .... ""' Ill.I
llnen. 1170. 2189 Eut Ocean Blvd. 764-1030 di Of' 64&-0403 73-1805 0711.0ISll P/8, PIS, AC. R .. r ill· 111 u-•-#111h•IJlf 5-'t-3573 Ne~po t Beach End 01 ,,., 13' Whal«·~ s..wttcl't, ding window AM/FM 1111 ... 2112 •-Ill.II
Earn big money worl(lng
part time by the Beach
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•••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa'Penlnsula. 40HP Johnaon. 12000. MT Ill.I 1tereo1t1pe. Cu1tom 4 •P••d Irene., ater•o (RWONYL). Thia one hat A.111••11 100 SOl1bed.loweMt,ool'fee OlllnfllallVfl 848-3448 Y11Nhl80,appro11.eoo whl1 1ndhuvydu1y tep e . air c o n d . •5 •Pffdtrena.&AM/ ••••A•••••••••••••••• tbl, end tbl, c1blnat. Garage 111e, 8210 M1r1-r..1 ... at IOll ml. 1275. 648-1048 tlrH . '4.1,000 ml. 17360 (018MVI<). Thia car wlll FM Clllelt•.
MAHOG. Ch•ll on ch .. t 12&0. 867.8884. gold, corona del Mar ••• -.,':"'~•••••••••••• 1118 1 15' Boaton Wheler. oeo. 97.,_2808 be 1old to the hlghut •Y 11111
dreuer, v.,y nice 1400. DIVORCE SALE Olllc1 deak & chalr1, elso Late model Adler elec. ty. ._ 85HP Suzuki motor, 11173 VHpa RJlly, bl1ok, blddet'J Mike Offerl Call 1110'• Pin• aid• table. other thing•. all rtHO· pewnter, w/COW!f, $200. new tr 1 llar. 185 00. w/wtnd~. Xlnt cond. '72 Relrlger1ted Truck, tor defellal Offer OOOd tl\l'u 5-10..f2
• m . & cut• I 1 l 5 . Cuetom sor. orlO I 1400, nebte. Set 101m.4pm. &42-38115 wkdya M 2·7058 11175 080. 846-3439. 12· at ... ptate bed. new -llWNIT Nl'm
714·980·8"4 I
S11e1 87M155 now $285. 846-085 motor, clutch, fly whMI, 888 DoY9 StrMt
Far•an I•• .,.., ---I B IOI 1' COllfereno. T1ble. oek 27' B1yllner. C1bln. Fly· HONDA CT7 0 Trell/ tren1ml11lon . tlre1, WITUll NEWPORT BEACH • lllT1IT aAll ...... Ill I ... ..'!.'!!................ flnlah, w/8 ru1t uphol. bridge, 110. Extru . Top Str"t. GOOd cond. 1200. brake•. etc. See Ed a 1••1•11
C e ll us •bouttl'le Clro&1940.Llke new. $150. 72~730 WllTIRll&llU chalra,1 yr otd,11klng co nd . 111 M , 1183-6272 tNCketMoblleGu Sll· YW •r •
out at anding career op-Electric movemet'll. $745. M1tchlno I041d d1111 WOOd w/llllld I 1 840·8777 1800. 762..e353 714·&40-3070 '75 MINI 60 Trell. Very gd. lion, Harbor l Gl1ler,
portun1t1esaa1nln111-75 4 •1030 . de or colle1.1ndt1ble1& Geldlng OH Goodwl E11eoutlv1 m1 hog1ny ,.,11 •·•J ._A oond.l~~· .. 27 C.M.Call Ed1ft6PM
ranee Agent Tra1n1ng 11'4S-04ll3 "" commode. Auld c1bl· you no 119 r 1• 1500 du k. P•rl. cond. Coat •••••'•~•••••••~ ......, • ., 2 643138. $85001080.
will not Interfere wllh 5' Clewtoot Bath Tub, ell• ne t • & dr••••ra . 95t-359t, ... on WH· 1800. u ll 1300/bl l . 'll ~ LM '78 XR75. Kkl'I .ua. >Ont. '87 OOOGE ~TON
your present employ· I emel, In .. 1n1 cond, $226. 831-13111 ,,.,. kenda 848-11145 Ludera 30'di~HI •loop cond. S32S. 8 cyl, 4 1pd working
7800 w .. tmtn.ter Ave
WESTMINSTER
113-7111
831-1110 ment 780-'727 Nrought Iron dinette M l. TYPEWRITER. EXXON. 138,000 obo . M-F 11-5 ~5272 m1n·1 truck. FM, he•t.
Muat Mii Ant6 heavy bl.ck octegon top. B1111i11' llHl1 IOI OYX 2+ Electronlc. Prl-Suaan 752-7179. .. • mega. lg• bid. Good i--------
963·45 t8 ' Antique rollt"" delll end 8 h I· b •c k ch• I r•. •••••••••••••••••••••• c • d to· ••II. John ••0T1v •Teo OW"'"" "'''" .,..,, i.11/ cond. 1925. 544·2188
SALES
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-.. 1500/0 BO 531 13111 Franciscan Chine, 1qu1I .., ,. ""'" chair. 1550 · • sllver, complete service a..1-7000. Cal. 34. Sall-e-wey oond l1a!J.'ll11•r.. llH Vu1 1110
558-0790 ""' for 8. Perteet 1700 OBO Interior Dealgn Studio Hatteru..,75-87i 1 · RE.NT 2e·n:~;·~ •••••••••••••••••••••• A 'l'_l Ill r wln bed w/1~g l 540-61142 furniture: axe w~rk a 81 Hobie lll, colored M iia, Sip• 8, lutty loa<*I. 11177 Dodi• M ui-van.
."4 ~~~R.ARU•••• ~~~~3 evea.•oo Jlflfln 1010 ator•o• t1ble, 12 wall· Ilk• new. bHt olr over M&-8818 ~:!.~~·18':·0C:r.~t •. ~
• •••••""•• • ••••• •••• ••• P4IP« bin, Ille reek '500 S3 000 873-80711 '73 GMC "" -• t •aaJV\/080 -. APPLIANCE SERVICE "=tal ........ 11•00 ~. IOf all. 640-8499 Iv "''""'· ' ' Of..,. owner, ..,n ..-vvv v•-, ....., .. ·--Ladl11' 141( Y•llow gold .. ._,. 2 0 cond gd m1•--ige fully 5•8-5618, 846·•500 111 W1 Mii recond .. guw. I for 1700. 845·4400 Rolex drH1 witch H t .__._ ~ Cl'. ood light air. trlr. ., .... , • •pplleno... 6'11-3077 d•Y9· 8730ii23 9'111. with 2 diamond•. I 1 t95. ....,. motOf, llpe 4, cell Evea. 1 q u 1J! · 1 2 • 11 6 O · _4_. _______ _
se1es R 1 1 $ -857•1445 Uud 22 0 xc111en1 714-11117-41211 831-8 411 75 Oodr van, lClnt cond., lllll l Ito• • r g. 226, Wuher, )bl bed: Mitt/bk aprga, cond. Clll Lee 1175-1128 o abot,,....,... 11t _.., .. __ 1 s3 70 •M /FM t " Dry•r. Olahwuher •ml mirrored dreuer. SAPPHIRES & RUBIES -..--,_ --r1•/11n ft•nl 1110 '-' ·" 1 •reo. ITAllT llHE 1157-8133 1 12 6 • 8 4 6 • 8 3 3 2 , (cut) Need caeh. 80% 011 Steel Ille eabln.t, 3 dre_, tor beginner, l300 wltrlr. •••••TUT••~••lUI•••••••••••• new tlr•, 6'0-8332
The Los Angeles Times 1_R tlm 780-1390 G.S,I wrluen apprelHI legal $56 Aleo Udo 14, only bMn LU FOfd, bubble top camper. C1rculat1on Dept cur· ,.~1 e44•7007 41111·1228 In w1ter few llm•. Evea 3 Burner 1tov1, 20 gel. Table, water, 18 mpg.
renlly has po1111ons open WIU/HYI I uphl IWlvel rocker ch1lr. Ellecu tlve m•t•I duk, 875-7650 w1ter tan'k, alnk, t1ble, $1850 OBO. 5511·1833
1n sales As a lleld re· Coln opereted, $350. 2 y e• r • o I d . I 5 O. IN v ESTO RS + ewlvel arm chair 175. Like new 15• Mutineer N II le• boll. 5 gel. propane
preaen1a11ve you'll earn 548-9400 morns. 875-0&05 COLLECTORS-very lint 4•1228 t1nk, gd canvu & tlree, an hourly wage & gen-Ceylon sapphires, lot ol beet, CIUI boat, ngo.d little Ulld. Kept In ge·
erou1 commissions Hr• Relrlgeretor: Dbl dr. Xlnt 1 uptll swlvel rocker chair. t t5 C11at1, Apfro• 78 In • 1 IOI lor racing. trailer, Jib & reg• when not In uae. co nd 1 300/ol r 2yea r a old .1 150. rll 1plnn1ker,cu1tomco-4pm-9pm For more 1nlo · 875-0805 101. app II 92,000 •••••••••••••••••••••• vera for 11111 & boat. Steep• 8 comlort1ble, please call 957-236t. M5-8332, 760-1390 Nead cot. flow Take Hand led bebY Molucx:en. plu• otf* 11tru . 113115.
e•I 1204 s.er1 freezer, epartrnent 2 Recliner Chain much lest, meke offer very 1nectlon1t•. 3 moe. 128115. 788-3882 1197-8879
SALES person wonted I llze. 1150. Clll lor appt. Gold, l 125 Mdl. Call fOf PIP 71•·980-178• elt 7 11250. (714)e.47-6883. 27' ALBIN Vega lloop, dll -S-,,-.-1m-ll-na-2-5-, -.-A-w-n-ln-g-.1
Sund1a1 Fastirons La· 549.3312 eppt. 548-3312. PM wk days anytime P1uot. Atr1can Grey very lnbd. Npt. .Up. 118,500 AIC, Bal )1ck1, 2 dt, , ..
guna Bcti Call 17 14 ) a-tappor In refrlglretor 8' COUch, or-. wknds young & ti me . $1eo. 54s.5559 frig, RHH hllch , new
497.4774 with pump & aper• keg• S80, good trwne. Exqul1lla 1't kt wedding (7141847·6883 LUDERS ClaMk: WOOd 25' carpet, rldlo. tllJ)e dee*,
W.ES PE•SOI 1100 55e-0790 5411-3673 set +8 smaller d la· Hencl led baby Blue Front 11llbo1t. Good 1h1pe. converter w/b1tt cher-
---------l,ATTAN Dinette I / mondt APP< Mutt sett a-autl"•f & 1tt ..... lonete Newport 1llp. CH h or ger. 13,000. 54a-8315 Ord.' besk lull or pt/ Weat1nghou1e refrlg. ' H w Reduced t o S 1600 .._ '" ..,, ·'""'-S3000 87 .. • ..... _1'"'"· for~1'ge Couot· lfoettr .. a1oa ~~ gl~u top & 4 m1tch'g .• 760•0998 $.450. (714)847-5883 tr..... · .......,1..., Tent Trlr. ldnt cond. 11pe ~
y'a most dynamic: s1no1ng cu It. lOnt cond. Auto Ice chtt. Never bM n u1ad. 1,1 a~ UM 1C . SIM elec converter. new lift
telegram compony meker, Oek p enet•d S300 OBO. 55M798 Beaut 114 kl cubic Zlr· 1Ull • UI w/•'-~ 87 ........ 'YI & Ur•, rMdy to Ute confa 14 t old weddl •••••••••••• ••••••••• U9Vfo' ~ 112..,, ... ""'"2 """"' Good leleprione par so-doort, 1-400 842-28117 31RCH HUTCH with the!· HI Valu~ ¥250• red~ Antique pl1no 1700/beat Ster , 3711 & tri ller . <IN 18 ... '"' ·--
nahty & legible hc1ndwrr-Prlv pty w1nta Ille mdle vii. lerg• drawer w/3 $125 Hurry' 780-0998 ~~:9n1\ll1h 1111 1800. Cluelc glue OW< wood. Aat1 lnftn, lut1 ~~~tee St~~: s~1~r gr:i:: ~~Yo!8•Pt i lze etove. :~~:;•w1r1 a 100 . • L ' 1011 Complete olymplc rac:lng I Attn1mn lfOO
d1cal bene111s & credit •t•l•~ Stelnw1 y studio, ebony, sloop, ready to ••II. ••••••••••••••••••••••
union Apply in person REFRIGERATOR <Itch. or p1tlo fft . Dell· ;::·E~j~·;rod•:c·,~;;i~;r~i l~ec cond. ArtllC bncti NMd1 aome coametlc1. LITE BODY WORK &
M-W-F 9-t lam An1ma1 Like nfi lroet lrM 2 dr ca II wr ou ght Iron . lithe. S 1500 548-9490 Incl d 12500 54M737 13200. 636-4809 palnVup to 50% otl your
Crackers 215 Riverside $155 893-9060 ' 341148" gleH lop lbl/4 morn•. Hammond Elect H·lOO w/ Lido '4 wllrlr, 2 eel • of body ltlOP ••· 538-0832 Av N B Chrl. 195, 840-2314 •a'I I I .,,.,.. . --i New kitchen alnk, Kohler 0... te P apeaker, lmm1c cond. -•· X nt cond., 1""". 'M OlpY 21J .....
SALES P 111 me auto wtllt• call Iron, 18x32, 4 Naterbed, dalwte Queen, re ••• 12200. 64M7~7 873-e 118 185. 831~5811
ma In I de It v er y hole 175 842-9197 9 large drewere. helter. 15·550 559" 1833 Jm, ,,, ll "' 2 t " SLOOP/SKI HULL
$ 3 o o. S 5 o o w lo. I Y OAS .Dryer work1 good :tJ.'.'a:.~oo, Uk 1400. lllutll••H•I IOIO ••••• •.f •••• ~ •• ~~••••• $850. Trede tor Wlndtur· ITTllTlll
646-578 t ask for Shawn 15 0 1 0 •111 c a I I er· "· i, II •••••••••••••••••••••• Pf all ••wing machine. fer. 569-1833 M IWIDI
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Sales """99 .... A •••••••••••••••• Jo hn Wayne Tennis 145-H3·8/0. Compl w/ LIDO 141424ll w/lrlr TONNEAUCOVER
SEARS & ROBUCK & co 11~1,, m sw·· IEET Club. 1500 644-4301 •tend, motor & u tra Exealc:':7t!~~/bll Flt• MG'1, '71·'81 I
Needs salesperson tor TV ··"'"••••••••••••••••• Ill" Do1.1ble c rypt West· IMI. Uaed only to llmee. N.ver uaed, 175 vac1.1ums sewing ma-SCHWINN 20" Every Sunday, 8am-3pm minster Memoriel Park 11200, M S.8004 Cel 28. tB, Long BHch Merla 831·7797 Iv T:8
chines parf.lime Apply in GIRLS' BIKE. $85. Orange Cout College volue s 1700 Asking ., .. 1llp. Perfect cond. I
person I 788-8882 Fairview & ~rl1ngton, S1400 Call Anawer Ad lr.f!i•t. c.H1 Ill 115,500. 714-6'8-95e8 Porache 358 •nblne,
24300 Laguna Hills Mall Glrl'1 bike: 28" Belloon Costa Mesa Admission •574 642-4300 24 11rs • 5~7.~·.:...::.~·K,;;.;:;d• -a~..&a....a 1P9'1, cllen, seoo. Laguna Hiiis 1 • S5 lree to b11yers Seller ·-1-'"" -a..e-ao28 E o E 1 r~, ~outer brk• O, Reserva11ons11nro AMWAY PRODUCTS dell-Xlnt cond. 1125. 28 ft E11c1llbur. 191150 ---------1 ~~~~~~~-1 89 •11 86 "i56-5880 vered to your home &<IS.-1005 or 83l-0374 714-4112-0447, 837-0889 A I Ii .. J,
SECltTAllY 10 tPMd 26" llalllll llght Estate Sale. mostly 111,nl-Cynthie Blake 64t·1215, 30 c1llber M 1 rtlle w/35 Fut 11 tun 38• MecGr~ .... .'.' •• ~ •••• !••••••••
weight klnt, MWUp llrH ture 1n good condll~n eve 64 t-32 l6 •hot clip. 1 275 Firm. C1t1m1ran. 122.0 O. IMPORTANT NOTIC£ Typing S /H s ome 1125 673-4708 ' C ..... ~ 38 I tol p bkkpg Real Estate rn· · some anuquea Ph ne Free standing pot belly on...,.. P • · 11· O B O . mu 1 f 11 111 TO READERS AND
vestment firm Newport l.nlJ•f 541-3644 hrs 8-10AM & 11rep11ce. never been 1111 trade. 875-71134 548-5208 ADVEflTISERS
Center 1ocat1ofl Son lt•l1~·'· •-4 30-7PM used S250 63\.1218 5'7" Haydu Kneeboatd SABOT Malt. boom & NII Thi price of tt1m1 I d· J a on c c n.u _,,, E 11 •• s Xlnt cond. 1 180. vertlMd by vehicle dee· o qum o ontact •••••••••••••••••••••• astblu ... ov1ng lie PICNIC tbl lor lg lamlly, ,.,8_1005 Of 831-037 • Good cond. 175. let• In the veNc::le c:Caall·
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Lamps BBQ Smoker 2beoclles120 540· 1735 Skl't, Olln 1V170 ROI · "~ t Induct Redwood 2x8 decking, Antq Telephone Pre-..,,,_no •any IP" SECRET AH Good ,1 .. 11-:; & 511lar1 Ac
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4·20' long, aleo redwood lures Mis<: No Checks Irvine Coaat Country Club 1lgnol 180, I 100. with ,.,,,, Iii,. pllc1bl1 llMI, llc1n11,
fencing LowHt price 2433 visia Hooar 9•3 Membership lor sale binding•. Boote IZ 6 D«b f010 tren aler feH. finance
guar Jim or Ken any-Fri/Sat $1500 OBO 760·0t4:1 Nordic• & Scott 150 •••••••••••••••••••••• ohat091, , ... fOf air pol· time, M8-9885 645-5077 NEWPORT ArchH Ma· lutlon control d evice
Frr Sat. May 7-8 9-t 707 * * Q R I £ N T A l rlna. 2 atlpa 1vat1. up to 1 c•rtlllcatlon1 or dH ler SECT'Y /CLElll Ca•llH I Orchid St CdM Chlldren rY, 11111, 42'. 8-42-4844, 9-5PM documentary prepare·
Full lime temporary 6 r ... J .. eal 103 & Ladies Designer Clo-RUGS Bill ll11H IOI tlon chergu un11u
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cond 11r. atereo, new
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Christian School Ret'a sory lmaglneble. All In klnt 8·5 01.1een bed, drener, bra centerpiece. colt $148. Fr .. del!V«y. ,.,,,,I~ I UTE ~•
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SEWING MACHINE 846_.320 Muet sell aft Items • monetratlon. No obllg1-•••••••••••••••••••••• Xtre clean with many
OPERATORS MOVINOll ll«na Include tlon or high p rHture. ll&m S-IALS •lru. *3115 or bee1 off.,,
Experienced. quollty AKC Cocker pupa,•M&F, motorcycle (750 Honde For appt, 557·9858. E hi f bO INl3-2202.
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bullneu owners per 646-2141 ~ ~·1 w~:ia. toya'. INTERARMS MK. X Vemlll't, pelm, oi.-., ,... •79 HONDA C8X braik .. :-=. enc1 ~·
Ume EJlpar 100 pleaian Sorlnoer ~. AKC. M. 312 Santa Ana Ave, Npt Prol1Hlon11ty Cu11om pl lrt~ ::::i.o1r t 9MuttM oond. Ml* .... Ml t 4M '
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conditioning. loaded. •••••••••••••••••••••• Atklng I 14,800 or tlke 78 Flota, very clean ,
over p1yment1 ol 1374 9Unroof, em/tm atereo. lo
mo. Call before 5 pm. ml, 13800. 873-4978
VICKI 528-1 143 ... ,, ITZ1
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Mutt Mlt 495-5"2 (282XJP). Two tone gold
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boot! .. $4-460: Sall P'1ce
It $.4795. BeUlf Moton,
2925 Hwbof 81Yd .. Coell
mYlal'f ·73 Capri, reblt enQ., ,_
18211 BEACH BLVD. bfett ... ldnt cond. $1800
HUNTINGTON BEACH 840-1143 11t. 5.
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FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1982 ORANGE COUNTY CALIFOHNIA 75 CEN1 '3
School Power's $100,000 aids district
~~.!~~~IJ.fHELL More than 120 educators, par-
To be born with mtelligence is ents, students and supporters
a lucky accident; were on hand Wednesday to cel-
To have a quality sch ool edu-ebrate the Laguna Beach Educa -
cation is a blessed opportunity. tion Foundation's $100,000 dona-
To ensure future generations a lion to the school district.
quality education 1s our respon-lt was yet another first for
sibility . SchoolPower. the fund-raising
__ _ _Sc_hoolPower_-'ann-of the Foundation -an or-
ganliatlon of parents and com-
munity members formed less
than two years ago to help ball
out the Laguna Beach Unified
School District from Its financial
morass.
And, after only a year ot active
fund-raising, the results were
lmpress1ve, said Robert Sanchis,
superintendent of the four-achoo!
district.
The Education Foundation was -Supporters met for Mexican
the first tax-exempt organization " dinner hosted by Anaheim Sa-
set up In Orange County to raise vings and Loan Association In
funds for public schools. Laguna Hilla Wednesday night to
present the first c h eck to the
school district.
Sanchis said the money will be
used "to cover a projected short-
fall In school district revenues for
next year."
The $100,000 has been ear -
marked for salary increases in
the once-wealthy district. and
school officials say the contrib~
t1on will amount to about a 2
percent pay hike for all dlatrict
employees.
I
"We are very pleased with th~
efforts of the foundation and in
lls f irst .year the a mo unt of
money r aised is 11gnifica nt."
Sanchis said.
Jobless juinp
Unemployment breaks postwar record
CEREMONIAL' EXPRESSIONS -Rabbi
Aaron Twersky blesses Steven Wanger,
left, and Barry Garnett. after calling them
D..,,.._. ~by ChaflM It.an
up for the Torah. Below, all snl.ile after
the landmark Bar Mitzvah ritual.
Bar Mitzvah~ first of its kind
Deve lopme ntally disabled cele brate ceremony
WASHINGTON (AP) -Un-
employment in the Uruted States
jumped to 9.4 percent last month
-breaking the post-World War n re<:ord -the government an-
noun<.'ed today. Some 10.3 million
people were out of w ork.
April's jobless rate was up 0.4
of a percentage point from the
previous m o nth . more tha n
enough to set a record. Not since
1941, when the government be·
gan compiling monthly statistics,
has une mployment topped 9
percent. In that year, the jobless
rate hit 9.!ti:wrcenr.
The California rate dropped
from 9.4 percent to 9.3.
At the White House. presiden·
tial spokesman, Larry Speakes
called today's announcement dis-
appointing and said, "We remain
sensi tive to the plight of the
unemployed "
He said he could not predict
how far unemployment would
rise or when at would lx-gm de-
clirung
"We 'r e loo king for signs of
e co n omic reco very by la t t.·
sprmg-l'arly summer." Speake~
said.
S en Edward M. Kc·nnedy,
D-Mass, charged that lht.• new
figures show condus1vl'l y that
Reagan's econom ic program hus
faHed to do anything but "deliver
pink slip after pink slip afte r
pink s lip to millions of decent
men and women "
"Ronald Real(a n·s bread Imes
grew longer by 450,000 J)("oplc."
Kennedy said. <tdding tha t the
"country is now harv<:stmg th<.·
bitter fruits of a fa1lro and unfair
economu: policy Americans
all over the country an• losing
their ho mes. the ir hopt>s a nd
their pnde."
One (.'(:onom1st said the unem-
ployment ts the price of bringing
down inflation and others. both
m and out of government, pre-
d icted thl· ratl' wall dimb even
h1ghc·r ~fore turning around.
Sann• las t summer when the
n •t:ess1on that still plagues the
c·t:onomy set m , unemployment
has risc•n 2 2 percen tage points.
In July, Joblessness nationwide -.•ood at 7 2 pcrct.'nt
By Mar<:h, JOblc'SSness had ri-
sen IQ 9 percent t-qualling the
post-W<Jrld War II rc'<:ord set in
May 1975, the high point of the
last St.'Vt•n • recession. Some 9.9
mJIJmn pt.'<>ple W(•rt• out of work
m March.
Thl' c:ontinumg busu1ess slump
hit that nation's manufacturers
lhe hardt-st. with unemployment
among b lUl'·t'<Jllar workers rea-
t·h ing I :J 7 pert«•nt 1n April , a
rt'('Ofd
Unt>mploym ent among adult
m(·n, lrmJ1uonally the most stable
M>gmc·nt <1f the labor force, spur-
ted to 8 :! pe rcent
By JODI CADENHEAD
01 the D•llr Piiot St•fl
lt was a moment that both S teven's and
Barry's pare nts had wailed more than 20
years for -a moment that they though•
would never come for thetr sons.
of which was Steven's candid sigh of relief
whe n he told the congregatio n half way
through, ''This isn't so bad."
Everyone laughed The feeling w as fa-
miliar to those who had gone through the
nerve-wracking experience when they were
13, the usual age.
Zone change would aid artists
Thursday morning, before a crowd of
relatives a nd friends a t Fairview State Hos.
pita! in Costa Mesa, Steven Wanger. 27, and
Barry Garnett, 31, celebrated their Bar Mitz vah.
'Live-work' ordinance sought for Laguna Beach
THE RELJGIOUS ceremony marking the
passage of a J ewish boy to manhood was both
a personal and a public milestone. It was the
first time in California that a developmentally
disabled person had ever received training
enabling him to perform the rite.
Rabbi Aaron Twersky. who prepared the
boys for the occasion, led them out onto t he
stage by hand a nd told the congregation
"w ords are inadequate t o describe m y
feelings."
Dressed in matching dark blue suits and
prayer shawls Steven and .Barry chanted the
familiar Hebrew blessings from the Torah like
thousands before them, but like no one else.
THE TWO-HOUR cere mony was filled
with a string of magical moments, not the least
WORLD
''This is one of the finest momenta we've
ever had at F airview, I'm pro ud of these
boys," said Dr. Francis Crinella, executive di-
rector at the Costa Mesa facility.
Robin and Gerald Wanger w atched their
two other sons go through the Bar Mjtzvah
ritual, but had ne ver even considered the
possibility for St.even.
"I'M SO EXCITED," said Mrs. Wanger,
following the ceremony. "It's samething we
hoped would come to pass."
Steven has lived at Fairview for 18 years
and Barry 19. Their religious mstruction
started three and a half years ago when Rabbi
Twersky came to Fairview.
"I wanted to set an example for other
institutions that developmentally disabled
people are capable of learning, absorbing and
training," said the rabbi. "It will be proven in
the future that they have abilities.''
COUNTY
Members of the Laguna Beach
Arta Comm1ss1on would like to
see some zone changes next year
that would allow artists to work
and live out of the ir homes or
studios.
Commissioners have asked the
City Council to consider amen-
dmg zoning Jaws to allow artists
to have their studio and their
residence together in areas zoned
for industrial use.
The City .Council has agreed to
study such a notion, but they
want 1t to coincide w ith the cur-
rent revision of the entire local
coastal plan.
By initiat i ng a so -called
"Live-Work" ordinance, the Arts
Commission i.s hopeful artists will
Laguna bans
corporal
punishment
In a s plit vote Thursday , La-
guna Beach Unlfied School Dis·
trict trustees banned corporal
punishme nt In the four-school
district.
Supported by t rustees Carl
Schwarz, Jan Vickers and Ron
Chilcote, the board changed a
policy established In 1976 that
allowed paddllngs of students
with the prior consent of their
parents.
Members Harry Bithell and
Dan Danels voted to retain cor -
poral punishment.
Saying they are phil010phical-
ly oppo1ed to corporal punish-
ment on campUJ, the board ma-
jorl ty Instructed principals to
take a look at the revbed POlicv
In 19&4.
British issue warning He cheers Newport patients
LONDON (AP) -Britain declared today that
"any Argentine warship or military aircraft" found
more than 12 miles from the Argentine mainland will
be regarded u hoet.ile and dealt with accordingly.
NATION
Socialite gets 30 years
NEWPORT, JU. (AP) -ClaUJ von Bulow WM tent-
enoed to 30 Yea.rt in prllon for twtce trytna to murder h1a
belrftl wife wtth lnjectJons of lnaulln.
Now it's Ann Landers' turn
Ann Landen •ya lhe • ~ for rerwminl COi~
Uftllll from. ~ beck. But ahe Uo clatml lhe bu
nat'Wd an 'tncndlble oat~ Of friendlhlp and
faith ln my tnteerity." Paet 82.
· A "professional visitor" makes the days brighter
for 94 paUents in a Newport Beach convalescent home.
Page Bl.
Dancer visits our coast
Gregory Hlnea, star of "Sophlatlcated Ladles::
showed up on the Ora.nae c.o.t to ahow off h1I tap danclna lkil1I and tftCh a little dandng. Weekender.
STATE
be perauaded to stay m town.
creating their artwork and living
under the same roof.
And while the re are no firm
figures, commissioners and many
Laguna n s believe artists are
being forced out of the Art Col-
ony by high rental costs.
If artiats were allowed joint
use of their homes or studios,
they could presumably save the
cost of having to purchase or rent
a studio and a separate place to
hang their hat.
Home oocupat1on uses are cur-
rently allowed in all residential
zones in Laguna Beach, according
to June Catalano, the city 's di-
rector of community develop-
ment.
And l'Ommerc1al home occupa-
tions are allowed in some com-
mercial areas, provided the ap-
plicants obtain a conditional use
penmt
But res1dent1al uses in the In-
dustrial areas of Laguna Beach
are prohibited. except for those
necessary for plant secunty per-
sonnel
Council members have directed
city officials to explore the po-
tential for amending the indus-
trial zone ordinances to accom-
modate artists' residences and
studios.
The analysis will take place
later thts year as the city begins
forming ordinances for the local
Loastal plan.
Here comes judge
INDEX
At Your Service A4
L .M. Boyd A8
Bullnem 0-7
California A5
Cavalcade 82
Clulified D 1-8
ComSca C9
Cro.word C9
Deeth Notices C8
Editorial A8
Entertainment Weekender
Home/Garden B7
Kon.:orie B2
SPORTS
Readers and w riters who
appre c iate a well-turned
phrase dipped in a Little acid
have relished Robert Gard-
ner 's opinions on certain legal
matters over the years.
Now Daily Pilot r eaders
can share m th<' best of his
obse rvation s as the semi-
retired appellate court justice
s tarts an editoria l column
with commentary on early
Balboa, "dingbat S upreme
Court decisions" and the gocxt
old days of surfmg.
The s urprise e nding o f
Gardner's first column In
Sunday's Daily Pilot will re-
vea I t h e strength behind a
sissy name.
Intemiliiaion Weekender
Ann Landers B2
Movtet Weekender
Mutual Fund.a C6
Nation.al Newa A3
PubUc Notices C6,C8,D2
S~ Cl-4
Stock Marketa t.... C7
Television ! v Loe
Thea ten Week.ender
We.at.her A A2
World Newt A3
OCC wins title lf6•1n
~ Cout ~ rallled from an 8-2 defidt to
defHt 8'n I)le10 Me .. ind win lta third atratal\t
SoUth COllt Canlaence b111ball title. p_. Cl.
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"' .L Orange Cout DAILY PILOTJFt1day. MIY 7, 1112
British landing near?
Fierce winter weather threa(ens war fleet
LONDON (AP) -The pros·
pect ot a Brttir~ land1na on the
Falkland ltlanch l1 growtna u
fien:e winter weather threat.eM
the British war fleet and at·
tempts at a d iplomatic break·
throush get nowhere, mllltary
analy11.1 say,
"The 1011 o f the destroyer
Sheffield hu demopatrated the
vulneral:?Wty of the British fleet to
Argentine mlsalle attack," aald
one military think-tank expert.
"Time 11 on the aide of the
Argentine junta. They only have
to sit tight to reduce the chances
of a aucce99ful landing. It would
aeem a landln~ ia likely In the
next few daya.'
The Defense Minh wy a n ·
nounced Thursday night that
two BritiAh Sea Harrier vertical
take-off jets disappeared in bad
weather while on patrol within
the Falklanda war zone.
Deltr .... ....,~
GOING UP -Hot air balloons are inflated to mark site in Fountain Valley of starting point for
Saturday's Gordon Bennett Balloon Race. Act ual Gordon Bennett race will be oont.ested in he-
lium balloons, with other, hot air craft used in preliminary races.
That reduced the fleet's origi·
nal force of 20 Harnera to 17;
another of the righter-bombers
wu downed by Argentine anti·
aircraft fire Tuesday.
Despite U.N., Ame rican and
Peruvian peace e fforts, British
:. Bot air on the ground Laguna board
to pursue
Balloonists banter b e fore big Fountain Valley e vent • annexation By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
oftlM Delly Piiot St•H
This wee'kend they'll be tea·
sing the clouds, putting themsel·
ves at Mother Nature's mercy as
they dangle precariously beneath
huge he lium-filled balloons.
But the Gordon Bennett Bal·
loon Race p1l9ts came down to
earth Thursday to discuss this
year's competiuon during a press
briefing at the liftoff point, Mile
Square Park m Fountam Valley.
Ba lloonist Brent Stockwe ll
commented on the credentials of
his colleagues.
"We have the first team to
cross the Atlantic, the first to
cross the Pacific, the first to cross
the North American continent
and the first to cross the conti·
nental United States," he obser -
ved. "Well, we represent the fi rst
team to cross San Francisco Bay,
and let me te ll you -It was
hell!"
Before balloontSt Ben Abruzzo
could speak, two aldes forced him
into a black Clig ht jacket adver·
tising Be niha na of Tokyo, the
restaurant chain ownP.d by ha s
co-pilot Rock y Aok i A oki ls
known for h1S aggressive promo-
tion tactics.
"Ev en m y s h orts have
'Beniha n a' on them," Abruzzo
chuckled.
ln fact, Aoki had transported a
hibachi grill and two chefs to the
middle of Mile Square to provide
lunch for his fellow pilots and
visiting reporters.
"Ma y be w e s h ould have
brought along some fried chicken
or something," ribbed American
pilot John Shoecraft.
Shoecra ft floated to fame a
few months ago aboard Super
Chicken ill. the first balloon to
c ross the contin e ntal United
States. He, is participating in his
first Gordon -Bennett race this
year. He and his wife, Man, will
be the first American husband
and wife ~ to compete m the
Gordon Bennett.
Race activities will take place
from 8 a.m. to dusk Saturday m
the cen tral airfield al Mile
Square. About 30,000 people are
expected to attend.
Public entry gates will be off
F.ctinger Avenue between Brook·
hursl and Euclid streets. Admis·
sion is $3 for adults, $1.50 for
children 5 to 12. Children unde r
5 wiU be admitted without char-
~e.
Extension OK'd
SACRAMENTO (AP) -De-
s pite op position from hunters,
the Senate has voted to extend a
moratorium on mountain lion
hunting until 1986. The upper
house approved a biU Thursday
b y Sen. R obert Presley, D-
~verside, that would bar killing
the cats except to control a ttacks on livestock.
The festivities will begin with
tethered balloon r id es i'l the
morning as long as wind condi-
tions permit. From 9 to 11 a.m.,
10 hot air balloonists will Wt off
1n the O range County Classic
contest.
Laguna Beach City Council
membeni have decided to punue
JU¥lexation of a 5.5-acre portion
. of the Allvtew Terrace commu·
nity at the north end of town.
The council has introduced an
ordinance establishing the prezo-
In thtS event, ~cipan~ mUS! ning of the site aa a step toward
choose a target within 501'1tih::tv1 ~"'tfrtnging ti-iota in Allview Ter·
the park. The wlnneJ:....ia-~e baJ ·-race tnt&-tfte-eKy,---
loon that lands closest to its pre· The community is surrounded
selected target. by the city and makes use of city
From J p.m . to dusk, 8 teams emergency services.
from the United States, Japan, Appn,>val by the~ Agency
Germany and France will llft off Formation Commission would see
in helium-filled balloons for the property taxes and state subven·
Gordon Bennett race. tions, amounting to about $3,000
This is a distance competition. per year, go to Laguna Beach
Last year's winners, Abruu.o and rather than the ?'unty.
Aoki, traveled more than 1,300 . Prewning ind1cates to the res·
miles before landing in Nor th tdents of Allview Terrace and
Dakota. LAFC what the city's intentions
A new event will be the Ce-are regarding land use.
Jebrity Balloon Race, scheduled The nt;ighbo~hood. is wned for
for 9:30 a .m. KABC radio per-low denstty residential use.
sonality Michael Jackson , L os
Angeles Times cartoonist Paul
Conrad and rock s tar Stephen
Stills will travel a short distance
by balloon, then ride to a finish
line aboard bicycles.
Guest of honor al the event
will be R. Buckminster Fuller,
creator of the geodesic dome.
Othe r activities during the
day-long fest.ival will include
parachute drops. antique airplane
nights, a sailplane demonstration
and a variety of musical enter·
tainment.
Work slated
on Laguna
sidewalks
Work waa to begin today on
repair of sidewalk.a and curbe in
Laguna's central business d is·
trict, following City Council ap-
proval of a $22,900 contract with
a Covina {lnn.
Full moon due
Langston Construction was the
low bidder from a mong f ive
companies vying for the work.
The project, expected to take
between a week and two weeks
to com plete, entails r ep air of
sidewalks, curbs and gu tters
w hich have been damaged by
tree roots and other cauaee. Cocutal
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will improve drainage and make
the area safer for pedestrians.
1111 llllDll
defeMe chief.a ~ thought to be
planning waya of reaairung the
mllltary momentum lost when
the Sheffleld was hlt Tuelday by
an Exocet mis8ile launched from
a'n Argentine war plane. h was
the first major Britiah revene.
Defenae Secretary John Nott,
briefing NATO allies Th uraday
in Bru.ell, said, "There can be
no question of our turn.lng back
from the military objectives" of
retaking t he i<Jlanda seized by
Argentina on April 2.
Analysta suggest Britain ruled
o ut bombing of mainland air
bue1 to neutralli.e Argentina'•
air power, which outnumbcn the
taak force'• 17 f1ghtera by more
than 8-1.
Foreign MmiJter Frand• Pym
rehaed today to rule out bom·
bing Argentine mainland fields,
although he said Britain did not
want to do this.
"But I would not want to ex-
clude any possibility," he told
reporters.
"Politically, bombing attacks
on the mainland would have im·
mensely far-r eaching political
implications," said Sir Philip
Goodhart, a key Conservative
legislator and former underse ·
cretary of defense. "It would be
very dangerous."
Adams selected
for Laguna panel
Laguna Beach reaJtor Carol•
Adam• bas been appointed to
fill the unexpired term o f
fresh man council m ember
Daa lteaaey on the city's
Board of Adjusunent.
Beach chapter of the Orange
County M u s 1c Center , a
member of the city's Conser·
vat1o n and O pe n ~paces
Committee and Sl'Cretary of
the North Laguna Communi·
ty Assoc1auon. She was nam ed fro m
among 11 applican ts for
,)-->MiUIJEiY'.!.~.i w~c~xpii:s The Cave -member panel Dec. t. 1983~ --rmer otl urrmrg-anl1'°V'~"""'~-
The five-year realtor 1s requests, and also sits as the
secretary o f the Laguna city's Design Revll'w Board. t •
• Laguna Be ac h Hig h
School senior JHtlD I. Miller
has been appointed to the
United States Naval Acade ·
m y, according to Sen. S .I .
Hayakawa, who nominated
the 17-year-old student.
_ ~lller, whose parents are
• A fund·raiaing party for
the Lag una B each High
School Boost.era, a aupport
group for the high school, is
aet for J une 5 at P l aza d e
Cates in Newport Beech.
Dinner ana dancill( ~ th_e
•The bronze scu lpture
"Pieces" by the late artist
Jacqaellae Stark haa been
donated in memorium by the
Artists Council to the penna·
nent collection of the Laguna
Beach Museum of Art.
Ms. Stark. who was killed
•The South County Youth
Shelter in Laguna Beach ls
currently offering a 24-hour
crisis intervention program
for run a w ay youths a n d
youths In othe r crlala altua -
tiona.
The goal of the shelter la to
•
Jack and Virginia Miller of
Emerald Bay, was selected
from among 3,500 applicants
tor appointments to the Un·
ited States serv1ct-academies
He is scheduled to report to
the Naval Academ y, located
in Anna polis. Md ., this sum-
mer .
Tracy Wells Band will be 01-
fered, and the CO&t is $25 per
penon. For reservations mail
c h eck s to Laguna Beach
Boosters, 625 Park Ave., La·
guna Beach. 92651.
1n October ot 1\1110 an an
a utomobile accident m Italy,
was an active artist m Laguna
Beach. She was a three-year
Festival of Arts exhibitor and
a member of the museum as
well as acuve an the Laguna
Beach School of Art.
reunite runaways with their
families, and facilities now
accommodate six youths full
time for up to 90 days or until
their criala is over.
You ng p eople ages 11
through 17 are served by the
shelter. For more lnfonnation
call 494-4311.
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FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1982 ORANGE COUN TY C AL Ir ORN IA t •, Cf-N 1 '·
~
transit plan Irvine plays key role • Ill
By GLENN SCOTT or tM D•llY Pllol ... ,.
Latest plans for an Orange
County mass transit line, inclu-
ding spurs running into Irvine,
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
were unveiled today.
At a press conference at the
Orange County T ransit District
headquarters in Garden Grove,
Deve lopme nt Director Bria n
Pearson said the latest design
will be discussed Monday by the
Orange County Transportation
Comm~ion.
T hen durin g May and June,
residents will get their chance to
review ·and comment on the new
mass transit line, as well as other
proposed t rans portation im-
prove ments, during specia lly
scheduled workshops.
First unveiled 18 mon ths ago
as a 24-mile line, the proposed
syste m h as gro wn to inc lude
about 40 miles.
Generally, one line would cut
north-south through the county,
probably on a raised track. The
other Line would follow lhe old
Pacific Electric Railway rjght-of-
way through Buena Park and
Garden Grove, then follow Sant.a
Ana Boulevard before paralleling
the Sant.a Ana Freeway through
southern Orange County.
The two lines would intersect
m downtown Sant.a Ana near the
Civic Center.
The n orth-sou t h l1ne w ould
penetra te coastal cities a fte r
sto pping a t a station in South
Coast Plaza.
The line then would swing east
alon~ Anton Boulevard to Main Street, the n turn south a t Mac-
Arthur Boulevard, passing John
Wayne Airport and stopping a t
Jamboree Road.
An optiona l spur would run
from Svuth Coast Plaza aouth qt
the San Di ego Freeway along
Bristol Street to Baker S treet iJl
Cost.a Mesa.
Anothe r w ould continue on
Mam Street into lrvine, eventu-
a lly follow ing t h e San Diego
Creek channel until stopping at
the proposed tra1n -bus station
near lrv1m Center.
Jobless juinp
Unemployment breaks postwar record
CEREMONIAL EXPRESSIONS -Rabbi
Aaron Twersky blesses Steven Wanger,
left, and Barry G arnett, after calling them
~ 0...., "°4 ll'tlotoe by Ch«tM SIMT
up for the Torah. Below, all smile after
the landmark Bar Mitzvah ritual.
Bar Mitzvah first of its kind
Developme ntally dis abled celebrate ceremony
WASHINGTO N (AP) -Un-
employment in the United St.ates
jumped to 9.4 percent last month
-breaking the post-World War
II record -the government an-
nounced today. Some 10.3 million
people were out of work.
April's jobless rak! was up 0.4
of a percentage point from the
previou s m o nth , m or e tha n
enough to set a record. Not since
1941, when the government be-
gan compiling monthly statistics,
has une mploym e nt to.pp ed 9
percent. In that year, the jobless
rate hit 9.9 percent.
The California rate dropped
from 9.4 percent to 9.3.
At the While House, presiden-
tial spokesman, Larry Speakes
called today's announcement dlS-
appoinu ng and said, "We remain
sen sit ive t o t h e p lig ht o f the
unemployed."
He said he could not predict
h ow far unemployment wo uld
rise or when ll would begin de-
clining.
"We'r e looking for sil!{n s of
econ o m ic r ecover y by late
spring -early summer," Speakes
said.
Sen . Edward M . K e nne d y ,
D-Mass .. cha rged that the new
figures show conclusively that
Reagan's economic program has
failed to do anything but "deliver
pink sls p a f ter p ink slip after
p1nk slip to millions o f decent
men and women."
''Rona ld Reagan's bread li nes
grew longer by 450,000 people,"
Kennedy said , adding that the
"country 1s now harvesting the
bitter fruits of a fajled and unfair
economic policy Americans
all over the coun try are losing
their homes. their hopes and
their pride."
One economist said the unem-
ployment rs the priC'e of bnngtng
down mflat10n and other.;, both
m and out of governme nt, pre-
d icll•d t h<.· rate will climb even
higher before turning around.
Sinn• last summe r whe n the
recession that still plagues the
economy set in. unemployment
has risen 2.2 percentage points.
In J uly, joblessness na tionwide
stood at 7 2 percent.
By March, J<>blessness had ri-
S<'n to 9 percent -equalling the
post-World War 11 ra'Ord set in
May 1975, the high point of the
last severe.recess ion Some 9.9
million people were out of work
in March
The continuing business slump
hit that nation's manufacturers
the hardest, with unemployment
among blut'-collar workers rea~
c·h1ng 13 7 pt:rc:en t in April, a
fl'<:Ord
Unemployment among aqult
men. trad1t1onally the most stable
st>gment of the labor force. spur-
ted to 8 2 pc•n·en l.
By J ODI CADENHEAD
01 the Delly Pllol Staff
It was a moment that both Sk!ven 's and
Barry's parents h ad w aited mor e than 20
years for -a moment tha t they thoug ht
would never come for their sons.
o f which was Steve n's candid sigh o{ relief
whe n h e told the congregation ha){ w ay
through, "This isn't so bad."
Everyone la ughed. The feeling was fa-
miliar to thos.e who had gone through the
nerve-wracking experience when they were
13, the usual age.
Irvine Complex going up?
.:J'hursday morning, before a cro wd of
relatives and friends at Fairview St.a te Hos-
pital in Cost.a Mesa. S teven Wanger, 27, and
Barry Garnett, 31, celebrated their Bar Mitz·
vah.
Planners bac k extensive rezoning project, na m e change
THE RELIGIOUS ceremony marking the
passage of a Jewish boy to manhood was both
a personal and a public milestone. It was the
fi:Sl time in CalJfomia that a developmentally
disa bled person had ever received training
enabling h im to perfonn the ri te.
Rabbi Aaron Twersky. who prepared the
boys for the cx-cas1on, led them out onto the
s tage by hand a nd told t h e congregation
"w ords a r e inadequate to describe m y
feelings."
Dressed in matching dark blue suits and
prayer shawls Steven and Barry chanted the
familiar Hebrew blessings from the Torah like
thousands before them, but like no one else.
THE TWO-HOUR ceremony was filled
with a string of magical moments, not the least
WORLD
British issue warning
"This is one of the finest momen~ we've
ever had at Fairview , I'm proud of these
boys," said Dr. Francis Crinella, executive di-
rector at the Costa Mesa facility.
Robin and Gerald Wanger watched their
two other sons go through the Bar Mitzvah
ritual, b u t ha d never even considered the
possibility for Steven .
"I'M SO EXCITED,'' said Mrs. Wanger,
foUowl ng the ceremon y "It's something we
hoped would come to pass "
Steven has lived at Fa1rv1ew for 18 years
and Barry 19. T heir religious instruction
started three and a half years ago when Rabbi
Twersky came to Fairview.
"I wanted to set an e xample for othe r
ins titutions t hat developmentally disabled
people are capable of learning, absorbing and
training," said the rabbi. "It will be proven in
the future that they have abilities."
I
COUNTY
After s truggling w ith its re-
finements for at least five public
meetings. the Irvine Planning
Commission has endorsed an ex-
te n sive rezoning to regula t e
high-rise office developme nt in
the Irvine Indus trial Complex-
West.
As a sign of the ch a nge the
rewning would create, the new
pro~ would rename the area
to the Irvine Busmes Complex.
The proposal. passed una ni-
mously Thursday by the five-
member commission, will go to
t h e c ity council o n May 25,
where ma ny o f the same con-
cerns lhltt troubled commission -
ers are likely to be raised again.
The proposed rezon ing ordi-
nance was created to better reg-
u late the increasingly inte nse
office construction that has oc-
curred in the complex the past
two years.
When d esig ned in the 1960s,
the complex was not envisioned
for m a n y o ffices a t a ll, said
Planning Director Larry Hogle.
"It was designed as an indus-
trial complex to serve the aero-
space industry," he said.
But loopholes in the zon1ng
guidelines were found and deve-
lopers began su~fully to erect
large r and larger office com-
plexes. City officials finally ac-
knowledged the need to properly
regulate the space.
. "This does not downzone or
make things mo re restric tive
than they w e re," H ogle said.
"KeaJJy, what this does is open
things up and make it more lib-
eral for office uses."
The biggest problem for plan-
ners and commis&ionera has been
to balance the growi1l$( demand
lie cheers Newport patients
LONDON (AP) -Britain declared today that
"any Argentine warship or military aircraft" found
more than 12 miles from the Argentine mainland will
be regarded as hOltile and dealt with accordingly.
A "professional visitor" makes the days brighter
for 94 patients in a Newport Beach convalescent home.
Page Bl.
NATION
Socialite gets 30 years
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -CJ.au. von Bulow wu tent,..
enoed to 30 years ln prt.on for twice trying to mu.rder hJa
helr'cw wife wtth lnjectlona of tnaulin.
Now it's Ann Landers' turn
Ann Landen la)"l lhe la~ for reninruna col-
WMI from lean bldt. aut she al8o cla1ma lhe bu
naicetved an llncredible oM~ of frlendahJp and
faith ln my lntecrfty.•• Pace 82.
' I
I Dancer visits our coast
Gregory Hines, a tar of .,Sophllticated Ladles,"
showed up on the Oranae Cout to show off hit tap
dancing skills and teech a little danclna· Weekender.
STATE
Listenen win, DJs lose
The mfetake WM to play only two records In a row
instead of the required three. It coet a San Dte10
country mumc station t20,000 and two dllc jockeys
tbeU-jobs. ~ M. .
for more offices in the prestigious
area with the need to retain a
reasonable traffic flow . Hogle
said industrial uses don't gener -
a te ne arly the same tra ffic as
large office complexes.
According to the proposal en-
dorsed, all parcels are guaranteed
development rights equal to a
certain ratio o{ floor space to area
of the lot.
Any project that would sur~
a 35 ratio would go lo the plan-
ning <.'Ommission for a conditional
use permit. A nd th e complex
wo uld be d ivided in to. thrt>e
areas. The section sou t h of the
S an Diego Freeway a nd near
John Wayne Airport could have
developments with an intensity
up to a 1.0 ratio.
That 1s roughly the intensity of
offil~ lOwers m the South C.oast
PlaUI area. Hogle said
Development w1th1n an area
bound<'d by th e freeway a nd
Mdm Street ~'Ould have mtens1ty
up to 75. and area from Main to
Barranca Pa rkway would have
the least intensity. up to .50.
If a pn>JCCt surpassmg the .35
ratio wer<' approved throug h a
use pt•rmit, the planning com -
m1ss1on also could requ1re certain
1mprovc•ments to the local trans-
portallon system, Hogle said.
He said some sort of fee system
pr obably would be enacted to
gain an Pqu1table payment to-
ward s u ch pro jects as road
widenings or improveme n ts to
frCl•way on and oCf ram ps.
Here comes. judge
INDEX
At Your Service A4
L.M. Boyd A8
Ek.aainess C:5-7
California A5
Cavalcade B2
aa.ified Dl-8
c.omJcs c:9 en.word c:9
Death Not.tee. C:S
J!'d.ltorlal . AS
lrltiertalnment Weekender
&me/Garden 87 Horoecope B2
SPORTS
Readers and writers who
apprecia te a well-t urned
phrase d ipped m a little acid
have relished Robert Gard-
ner's opinions on certain legal
matters over the years.
Now Daily P ilot r eaders
can sha re in the best of his
obser vatio ns' a s the semi-
reured appellate court justice
sta r ts a n e di toria l column
with comme nta r y on early
Ba lboa, "ding bat S upre me
Court decisions" and the good
old days of surfing.
The s urprise e nding of
G ardne r 's first column in
Sunday's Daily Pilot will re-
v ea I the s tre ngth behind a
sissy name .
Intenniialon Weekender
Ann Landen B2
Movies a Weekender
Mutual FUnda c:6
National News A3
Public Notioee <::6,C:S,02
Sporta C:l-4
Stock Markets C7
Televllion TV Loe
'Iheetere Weekender
We.I.her A2
World News A3
occ wins title asain
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1912
~ ------------------------....... -.....
British landing near?
Fierce winter weather threatens war fleet
LONDON (AP) -The pros-
pect of a British landing on the
Falkland lalands la arowing u
tier~ winter weather threatens
the Brltlsh war fleet a nd a t·
tempu at a diplomatic break-
through ge t nowhere, mllltary
analysts say.
11111 AUlYlll
take-off ;eta diaappeared In bad
weather while on patrol wlthln
the Falk.lands war zone.
That reduced the fleet's orig!·
nal force of 20 Harriers to 17;
a nother of the fighter-bombers
waa downed by Arg(mtlnc anti-
aircraft fire Tuetday. • Dea~lte U.N ., American and
Peruvian peat•e efforts, British
defense chiefs art> thought to be
planning ways of regaining the
military momentum lost whe n
the Sheffield was hit Tuesday by
an Exc:x:ct m1s:ule 1.aunched from
an Arg1mtine warplane. "The loss of the destroyer
Shelfleld has demons trated t he
vulnerability of the Britl.Jh fleet to
Argentine missile .attack ," said
, one military think-tank expert. Uni High student
wins slogan prize
"Time is on th e side o f the
Argentine junta. They only have
to sit tight to reduce the chances
of a successful landing. It would
seem a landing is likely in the
next few days."
The Defense Ministry a n -
nounced Thursday niji!ht that
' two British Sea Harrier verucal
What are today's Orange
County high school seniors
saying about patriotism , free
e nterprise and the U.S . posture
in the world?
Independem·e Ha ll a t Knott's
Berry Farm were Irvine High's
Nguyen Thi Lien for "Freedom's
the right for whic h we m ust
fight" and Newport H arbor
Hi~h's Anne Sammis for "Too
long m thl· fast lane has created
the pain."
GOING UP -Hot air balloons are inflated to
mark site in Fountain Valley of starting point
for Saturday's Gordon Benneth Balloon Race.
Delly ...... ·-....... Actual Gordon Bennett race will be contested
in helium balloons, with other, hot air craft
used in· preliminary races
.'.·Bot air on the ground •.
··Balloonists banter be fore big Fountain Valley event
,.B y PHIL SNEIDERMAN
'•of the Dllllf P\lot Slelf
This weekend they'll be tea-
sing the clouds, putting them.set-
' ves at Mother Nature's mercy as
·they dangle precariously beneath
huge he hum-f1Ued baUoons.
But t he Gordon Bennett Bal-
loon Race pilots came down to
earth Thursday to discuss this
year's rompeuuon during a preis
briefing al the liftoff poml. Mile
Square Park m Fountain Valley.
,•
Balloonist Brent Stockwell
rommented on the credentials of
his colleagues
"We have the first team to
cross the Atlantic. the firs t to
·cross the Paci fil', the first to cross
the North American continent
and the first to t·ross the conti-
nental United States," he obser·
ved. "Well, we re present tht.' first
team to cross San Francisco Bay,
and let me te ll you it was
.hell!"
Before balloonist Ben Abruzw
rould speak, two rudes forc.-ed him
into a black flight jacket adver-
tisin g Benshana of Tokyo, the
restaurant chain owned by has
co-pilot Ro<:k y Aoki Aoki 1s
known for his aggressive promo-
tion tactics
"Ev e n m y s horts ha ve
'Ben ihana' on them." Abruzzo
chuckled.
In fact, Aoki had transported a
h1bach1 grill and two chefs to the
rruddle of Mlle Square to providt·
lunch for his fellow pilots ·and
visiting reporters.
"Maybe we should have
brought along some fried chicken
or something." ribbed Amem:an
pilot John Shoecraft.
Shoecraft floated to fame a
few months ago aboard Super
Chicken Ill. the first balloon lo
cross the continental Unned
States. He is part1cipaung m his
first Gordon Bennett race this
year. He and tu.s wife, Man, w1U
be the first American husband
and wife team to t'Ompete ln the
Gordon Benneu.
Race activities wiU take place
from 8 a.m. to dusk Saturday m
the central airfield at Mlle
Square. About 30,000 people art'
expected to attend.
Public entry gates will Ix-off
Edinger Avenue between Brook-
hurst and Euclid streets. Admis-
sion is $3 for adults. $1.50 for
children 5 to 12. Children under
5 will be adrrutted without char -
J.(e.
Extension OK'd
SACRAMENTO (AP) !)(>.
s pite oppos1t1on from hunters,
the Senate has voted to extend a
moratorium on mountain hon
hunting until 1986 T he upper
house approved a bill Thun;day
by Sen. Roberl Pres ley, 0 -
Riverslde. that would bar kilhng
the cats except Lo control attacks
on livestock.
The festivities will begin with
tethered balloon r ides in the
morning as long as wind condi-
tions permit. From 9 to 11 a.m.,
10 hot air balloonists will lift off
1n the Orange Couny C lassic
contest.
In this event, participants must
choose a target within 50 miles of
the park. The winner is the bal-
loon that lands closest to its pre·
selected target.
From 1 p.m. to dusk, 8 teams
from the United States, Japan,
G<'rmany and France will lift off
m hellum-hUed baUoons for the
Gordon Bennett race.
Thts 1s a distance competition.
Last year's winners, Abruzzo and
Aoki. trave led more than 1,300
miles before landing in North
Dakota.
A n<'w event will be the Ce-
lebrity Balloon Race. scheduled
for 9:30 a m. KABC radio per-
sonality Michael J ackson, Los
Angeles Times cartoonist Paul
Conrad and rock s tar Stephen
Stills will travel a short distance
by balloon. then ride to a finish
hnc aboard bicycles.
Guest of honor al the event
will bt> R Buckminster Fuller,
creator of the geodesic dome.
Other activities during the
d ay-long festival will include
parachute drops. antique airplane
flights, a sailplane demonstration
and a variety of musical enter-
tainment.
Full moon due
NIOl!t and morning tow clou01·
-· OlllenirlM felt Coettal low 56 1111ano 6:.>
Coallal high mid 60•. 1nl111 d
mld-70. Water 152
EIMWl'le<'e, winos IOUthwell 10
_, 10 to 18 11nots ,,., alte<noon
Wind waves 1 to 3 leet South·
-•I ....ells 2 10 4 feet Extensive
low cloud1nau with p1r1ta1 clea-
ring 1f1ernooos
U.S. summary
Thutlclerat0tma and • COl<J Iron!
prodU<:ed heavy re1na tn Lou1si
en• and southeast Teua tod•Y
as showers continued over the
eastern mlddle Mlu1st1pp1 Valley
end the towe< On10 Valley
Skies wera ctear from tne Da·
kOIU and the upper MtHla. .. ppi
v.-.y 10 -•em TexH and New
MIKlco Felr •kle• Wife ove< Iha
Southwest. wllUe cloudy sides
pr...,ailld et1-llere 1n 1111 Weal
and rain f"ltl tn llHI nor111ern
Roc:kles
It wu fair and warm over mucn
of the East
The NelloneJ Weatl\er Servi~
ptedicted sc:anered ah~• end
1hund.,1torma lrom the Misti•·
1lppl Vallay IOrOH Ill• Gr••• .
l.akH, the 01110 and TannB-
vallaya, and the central Gull
Cout .......
Temperaluret around Ille_ fl•· tklft ..,., tocs.y ranged lfom n In '-VO· M.O .. to 78 In v-. N1I.
Ca,lifomia
A1ternoon '"na11tn1 could
lt)rlghlll\ Sou111ern Calllornte'• ...-enci. IDul • pt<Mlent rnann.
clou4 covar wlll kffP morning•
moetly gray
Tiie National Waalhef ~
alto lor•cHI cooler d•r• end
01111)' •HI wlnda Saturday In ~ el'CI nonhetn ~· H'911a Sat11rday er• prldtolld
from 71 In Loe Angella, trom 88
10 7J at beechea, betwMn 58 Md a 1n W101M 1a1ne. 1n 1n. hloll eoa In IOW dMane MCI lrom 7f 10 SY .. Nell'* dlMri ...,.tlOna. 9oew1 lfom Paint ConoaptlOn
to Tiii Mftloen border can npec1
11g111. vartablt IDrH rH In ll••llY too ltlrO\tOll midday S11urd1y •. ~to wwt wlnOe It 10 10 ti IC"'* ere llf*lleltlCI Saturday
9'WMOfl Wltfl t-10 a.toot Wtn4 ....... s. '° 4.fooC OWi •• .....
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Au,ltn
Ba111mora
B1i11nqi.
Birmin9hm
Bismarck
Boi~
Boston
Brown~vlle
But1a10
Bur11noton
Casper
Chllrlstn SC
Cllarlstn WV
CharlH4! NC
C~yenne
Chteago
C1nc1nna11
Ctevetano
Clmboa SC
COiumbus
Dal-rt Wlh
Dayton
Oen,,l!r
Oes M01ni'5
OetrOll
°"1uth
e1 Pe,o
Faroo
Flegttatl
Great falls
t111rtl0td
Helet'la
Hon04ulu
Houston
lndnapfls
J11cksn MS
Jacksnvlla
Kens City
LBI Vf!QH
Little Rock
LOUISVIiie
Lubl>OCk
M emphia
Mteml •
Mllwauk"
Mpta.Sl.P
Natwtlll New 0t1ean1
N.-YOtll
NorlOlk
No Ptalle
Okla City
Omahl
Oflando
Pfllladphl•
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P11end. Me
P11and, Or•
PrO'olldencl
67 58
77 50 eo 49
66 48
83 63
53 Z9
69 4 I
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85 76 Oil
83 64
74 62
59 36
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89 57
84 61
55 32 82 47 01
84 62 02
88 64 84 57
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86 63 01
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86 63
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78 45
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86 76
72 58 97
84 57 31
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8t 50
54 43 10
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74 51 103
84 63 02
59 44
81 64 a3
77 72
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85 89
85 72
77 65
77 59
65 33
61 41
59 44
82 80
79 82
89 63
85 61
70 39
74 48
76 47
~h 84 57 Reno 16 40 Seit Lake 6 1 46
S•n Antonio 81 49 Seanle 157 46 Sllrevepert 77 SS S10\U Falls 68 36 SI LOUIS eo 50 St P-Tampa 81 59 St Ste Marte 71 42
Spokaroo 71 46 Syracu!lfl 7:.> 49 Topeka 55 36 Tucson 82 M Tutn 68 44 waa111no1n 78 59 Wl<:lln& 60 39
CALIFOltNIA
Bekeralteld 94 88
Blyllle 95
Eureka 70 48
Fr..,>0 =~ 68
Lancuter e3
Loe Angelfl ~~ 69
MBr)'t'IMe !11
MonWey 80
Needlel 89
01kland 85 53
Puo Roblel 89 50
Red Blull 93 81
RedwoOCI Clty ee 54
Sacramento 84 50
SalinM 85 50
Sen 04tOO 73 82
Sen F rancltcO se 50
Santa Barbar• .... 5e
Santa Mllf1a 88
SURf RIPIRT
92
44
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Tllefmel 98
Ukiah 90
Bar11ow 88
Bog Bear 66
B1SllOP 83
Catalina 66
Long BellGh 76
Moorovta 84
Mt Wiison 72
Newpc>rt Beach 85
Ontario 81
Palm Springs 98
P11111clan11 80
River aid•
San S..nardlno 82
San Gabrlel 80
S11n Joae 74
S11n1a AM 76
Sen1' Crui 67
Tahoe Vallev 67
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SOUTHERN CAl.IFOANIA
COASTAL ANO MOUN TAIN
AREAS -Variellll olouda. 811Qht I
Qhance ol ahOWll'I norlllarn
mounlllll'll Monday !Ind Tl#Mdty
Coolar dare. Ouaty w .. 1t rfy
wind• In the mountain• Monday
and T~. Hlgha In the COMtal .,_ ranging ttom upp« IOI at
th• IDHcflei 10 mid 10t Inland .,.., I.owe In tllt $09, ~tltn
rMOf1 lllQN 6t to II. Lowa 38 to 60
'""-t~--
UCI woman
student
president
Diana Sandoval, a junJor psy·
chology student at UC Irvine, has
been elected student body presi-
dent for the 1982-83 term.
E lec.tiq,n o fCicials said more
than 1,500 undergraduate stu-
dents cast ballots. That number
represents nearly 17 percent of
the total undergraduate popula-
tion.
Carl Stelling, a junior engi-
neering major. was elected exec-
utive vice president and sopho-
more physics student J im Koh-'
lenberger will be administrative
vice president.
In uncontested races, Jim Har-
vey, a 1umor social ecology s tu·
dent, will ser ve as student ser·
vices vice president and Tammy
Fogarty, a junior biology major,
will be acaderruc v1ce president.
"Limited Government -Un·
limited Results," a slogan by Co-
rona del Mar High's Brad Hol-
lingsworth, was among the offe-
rings a panel of judges found tops
in the 12th annual slogan contest
s ponsored by the Americanism
Educational Le~e.
Hollingaworth s slogan, which
placed fifth, brought its author
$125 in prize money.
Judees awarded the league's
Trustees' Trophy, a nd $75, lo
Paula Jean Ruhl of Irvine's Uni-
versity High School for her slo-
gan, "Anyone can rise with free
enterprise."
Receiving honor citations at an
awards cere mony Thursday at
"Choose communism: The last
choice you'll ever make,'' was
selected for a $500 first place
award. It was submitted try
T imoth y Sullivan of Mater Dei
High School.
This year's contest, according
to league off icials , drew 5,328
entries, a record. Overall, $2,000
in prize money was awarded. '
The league, which has offices
at Freedom Center near Inde-
pendence Hall, conducts educa-
tional programJS focusing on pri-
vate enterprise, strong national
defenM', American heritage and
hrruted government
UCI students also e lected
council members to represent
each o f the various academic
disciplines at the university.
Police nab
Irvine man
Singing telegram
for Mom's Day?
in Valley heist
A man wanted m connection
with the a rmed robbery o f a
Fountain Valley con venience
market was arrested Thursday at
his Irvine home.
Fountain Valley police detec-
tive Terry Bell sald local investi·
gators, in cooperation ~1th ~~
den Grove police, had 1denttf1ed
John Cho. 18, as the man w ho
allegedly displayed a handgun
and robbed Danny's Villa Mar-
ket, 16040 Harbor Blvd .. of $132
on April 14.
A warrant was obtained, and
Cho was arrested without inci-
de nt by Irvine officers Thursday
morning at his home, 3581 Pecan
St .. Bell said.
Cho, who identified himself as
a Saddleback College student,
was turned over t o Fountain
Valley police, then placed in Or-
ange County Jail on the armed
robbery charge.
University High School
<:horal s inge rs are offering
singing telegrams to celebrate
Mother's Day this S unday.
For $12, either a men's
barber shop quartet or a wo-
men's trio from the Irvine
school will deliver a special
• An Irvine resident, Brian
J . Dobblna, has been named
marketing director for Or-
thopedic Hospital. Los An-
geles.
The h ospital, founded in
1922, is said to be the South -
• Irvine resident Gilbert
Cballet has been elected vice
president of the American
Mosquito Control As.9ociation
which met recently in Sacra-
mento.
Challet, who has a master's
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Democrats blast budget
R eagan accused of break ing p en si on prom ise
By Tiie A11oclated PrHI
No soone r did President Reag~eAdorse a
budget plan put forth by his allies In the Senate
than congressional Democrats jumped all over it as
contemplating deep cuts in Social Security.
Accusing Presiden t Reagan of breaking h is
promise not to touch Social Security, Senate Mi-
nority Leader Robert Byrd introduced an amend-
ment Thursday ln Washington, D.C. re,JeCting the
Republican-led Senate Budget Committee's call for
a $40-biWon reduction in the cost of the retirement
program through a combiration of benefit reduc-
tions and withholding increases.
The budge t plan "is unfair, hasty and went
against the president's promise that Social Security
would be Included in the safety ne t," Byrd aaid.
Group says recession dying
HOT S PRlNGS. Va. -A group of the nation's
top business executives said today the 1981-82 re-
cession is finally dying, although the pain of low
profits and high unemployment will linger a whtle
longer.
The executives also were keeping a wary eye
on the budget battle m Washingwn, roncemed that
government defici ts soaring above $100 billion,
could make for a puny recovery. The group is hol-
d ing its semi-annua l m eet ing at a resort in the
• western Virginia mountains.
Voluntary prayer proposed
WAS HfNGTON -President Reagan, decla-
ring he wants to "restore a freedom our Constitu-
tion was always meant to protect,'.' has called for an
amend me nt to allow volunta ry group prayer in
public schools.
"No one m ust ever be forced or coerced or
pressured to take part in any religious exereise, but
neithe r s hould the governme nt forbid re ligious
practice,'' the president told a gathering of religious
leaders during a ceremony Thursday in the Rose
Garden
'Lou Grant' Inove political?
DENVER -Actor F.cl Asner said he doesn 't
know if his politic.al acuvism prompted cancellauon
of his "Lou Grant" TV series. although two groups
who think that was the case say they'll protest at
CBS S tudios in Los Angeles.
"( really don 't know . Perhaps I'll find ou t
later," Asner said o! speculation that the sh ow was
dropped because he su p ported effor ts to s end.-
medical aid to El Salvacfor. via the leftist insur gents
in that. <:ountry ... I do know there has been a lot of
doublespeak at the network level recently." Asner
is attending the Denver International Film Festival.
Iranians reach Iraqi border
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -lraruan troops plo-
wed through three Iraqi defense lines today to
reach the Iraqi border for the first time since the
two nations went to war 19 months a go, Iran an-
nounced today.
southwestern oil province of Khuzistan , scene of
some of the heaviest fighting of the Persian G ulf
war.
The Iraqi military command adnutted Iranian
forces mo unted "a fresh offensive on all areas of
operauon at the southern sector of the warfront." Iran claimed the breakthrough came in its
Billy Grahain in Moscow
MOSCOW -Evangelist Billy Graham, w hose
fiery l'rusad ('S have filled U.S. football stadiums,
arrived in Moscow today and said "God and history
may Judge us all" unless religious leaders act to
avert a nuclea r catastrophe.
The 63-year-old Southern Baptist minister
came to the Soviet capital to participate in a con-
f crence of religious leaders opposed to the ar ms
race. He also is scheduled to speak at M08COw 's only
Baptist church and a Russian Ort hodox cathedral.
No other details of his iunerary have been released
3 quakes shake High Sierra
BISHOP -A trio of earthquakes 15 minutes
apart swarmed through t he High Sier ra today,
rousing sleepers, briefly blacking out power to parts
of at least two towns and knocking a radio station
off the air.
springs area 15 miles northeast of Crowley Lake in
Mono County. The second quake, measuring 3.5,
s truck at 5:23 a .m. with an e picenter 16 miles
northeast of Mono Lake near the ghost town of
Bodie. Browne said the third temblor at 5:30 a.m.
tipped the scale at 3.6 and was centered at the
northern edge of Crow ley.
The first temblor measured 3.7 on the Richter
scale at 5: 17 a.m . and was centered near a ho t
3 hurt as train cars derail
MONTCLAIR -A locomotive, three flat-bed
freight cars and a caboole derailed early today after
one Southern Pacific freight train rammed the rear
of another, sending engin eers leaping for safety and
injuring three crew members, authorities said. ·
pit.al officials said, and the railraod said none wu
serious. Power poles were snapped in the 7:15 a.m.
accident 30 miles east of Loe Angeles, but Southern
California F.dison officials reportea no power ou-
tages.
At least two of the ~juries were minor, hos-
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Last of nudists
wins acquittal
MALIBU -The Wt"'hfne ol
M 1 people arrested for appeartna
nude on Sou thern Calffornla
beach es last year have been tie-
quitted by a JUry.
After four dayi of trial a
aeven -w o man, five-m a n Jury
fou nd t h e nine Innocent on
Thunday. Five other CMet went
~ Wednelday by Malibu
Municipal Court Judge Ro~ld
Schoenberg, who Mid the proee.
cutlon had failed to pretent a cue -a;ainal them.
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Orano-Coat DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982
o.1tJ "" It.aft "*-T 0 APPEAL 1 -F orme r
S upervisor Ralph Diedrich
m ay seek U .S . Suprem e
Court reversal of his bribery
conviction.
.
Diedrich eyes
appeal to U.S.
Supreme Court • By DAVID KUTZMANN Ofttt.Oelly ..........
Form er Orange Coun ty
S upervisor Ralph Diedrich's at-
torney says he may go to the U.S.
Supreme Court to reverse a 1979
bribery and consp4racy conviction
against Die dric h that w as
reinstated Thursday by the Cali-
fornia Supreme Court.
F irs tkhowever , Santa Ana
lawyer eith C. Monroe said he
will petition the state high court
for a rehearing based on il8 de -
cision to uphold both Diedrich's
and architect LeRoy Rose's con -
victions m San Diego S uperior
Court .
Rose's attorne y, Sylvan Aron-
son of Santa Ana, a lao s a ld
Tursday he would consider pet-
itioning for a rehearing.
Diedrich, once one of Orange
County's most pow erful men
when he was known in political
circles as "Super D," w as found
guilty three years ago of two
counts of briber y and a single
count of consplracy.
Rose, h is one-time campaign
tre asure r , was con vic ted o f a
single oou.nt of consp1racy.
&th me n were sen tenced to
l-to-14-year state prison tenns.
H(J tax protester
convicted in LA
How ever, th e state's Fourth
District Court of Appeal la te r
reversed the convictions, promp-
ting b oth the Orange County
Distnct Attorney's Of!ice and the
stale Attorney Gene ral to peti-
tion th e S upreme Court for a
hearing.
Tha t request w as gran ted in
June, 1981, an effect setting aside
the Court of Appeals reversal. It
also came on the same day that
Diedn ch was given a suspended
jail sentence and fined $5.000 in
Ora nge County Su perior Court
for participating an an unrelated
campaign fund laundering ope-
ration in 1976.
Huntingto n Beach tax pro-
tester Armen Condo has been
found guilty of tax an d mail
f raud by a federal ju ry in L os
Angeles.
Condo, 46, is the founder and
head of Your Heritage Protection
Association whose me mbers as-
~rt.edly believe that they are not
legally r equired to pay income
taxes on receipt of paper money
that no longer ~ backed by gold
or silver.
lntemal Revenue Service spo-
keswoman Laura My~rs said the
jury returned the verdict Thurs-
day evening, after one day's de-
1..aberation.
"The decision was guilty on all
41 counts of tax and mail fraud,"
she said.
Condo, 46, sa1d he was surpn-
sed by the verdict.
"l don't know how they arriv-
ed at it,'.' he said. "My only aim
was t o uphold a nd defe nd t he
Constitution against corrupt and
private bank.mg systems."
Condo. who testi fieci in his
own defense. contended he acted
on his belie f that Federal Re-·
serve Notes are not valid money
because they are not backed by
precious met.ala.
•
On Wednesday, defense attor -
ney Clyde Maxwell told the U.S .
District Court jUry his client IS a
crusader w ho was not afraid to
take on a "big bad wolf'' -the
IRS -by urging people not to
pay taxes. "We need the Condos
o f t his w o rld to question Big
Brother," said Maxwe ll.
But prosecutor John Spiegel
de9crtbed Condo -head of the
tax protest organization based in
Garden Grove -as a hypocriti-
cal profiteer.
The a ssist an t U.S. a ttorney
said Condo encouraged members
of his g roup to r e fuse t o pay
taxes even though he knew that
the action was criminal
S piegel also said Condo took
nearly $2 million in supposedly
w orthless greenbacks in dues
Crom his members.
"He knew that money is power
and these supposedly worthless
Federal Reserve notes gave him
power," Spiegel said.
The final arguments came af-
te r 18 days of trial, in which
Spiegel c.alled about 40 witnesses,
most of them past and present
members of Condo's organization.
Orange County Assistant Dis-
trict Att.orney Michael Capizzi,
who originally prosecuted Die-
d rich and Rose in the bribery
case, said Thursday that he now
believes there 1s a "very r eal
like lihood " the t w o me n will
soon have to begin serving their
prison terms.
The 1979 convictions agains t
Diedn ch and Rose stemmed from
a llegations that t he t wo men
conspired to gain financial con-
sideration from owners of 2,200
acres in Anaheim Hills in return
for a fa vorable supervisorial d e-
cision tha t wou ld permit res1-
de n t 1a l develo pme n t o f the
property.
The Court of Appeal. however,
reversed a bribery and c.-onsplra-
c:y conviction against Diedrich
and a con spiracy conv1ct1o n
against Rose.
Ano th e r bribe r y c h arge
aga1nst Diedrich alJ>o was rever-
sed, but the d,oor was left open
for a re trial on that coun t
Cranston flays Reaganomics
K emp s ays Am erica's recession predate d presiden t
By THOMAS MURPHINE
Of IM OellJ Not ai.tt
CHICAGO -California Sen.
Alan Cranston took some slams at
t he Reagan administration eco-
nomic policies T h ursday in an
appearance h e r e b e fore t h e
American Society of Newspaper
Edie.on convention.
Cra ns ton said Reagan omics
amount to "the path to riches for
a few Americans but the r,tth to
ruin for many Americans. '
He said Reagan's tight money
policy was excessive, "a high risk
experiment requiring a miracle to
work."
He said tight money is another
factor of Reaganomics and has
caused widespread business fail-
u res. C r a nsto n claimed that
business failures are now up 57
percent.
"Ronald Jleaa._an has exploded
the m y M<'tha t -Republicans are
good for business," Cranston as-
serted.
The opposite viewpoint was
represented b y Congressman
Jack Ke mp, R-N.Y., who decla-
red that the current recession can
be traced back long before Rea-
gan 'a presidency.
"There is no doubt that we are
In a tim e of adversit y.';_ Kemp
said. "But it d idn't start w ith
Reagan's e lection. l t started in
1979. I saw it in m y town of
Buffalo.
"The biggest tragedy of this
presidency is that in the first 17
months the preside n t h as no t
been able to ch ange policy and
get the bond market open.''
Kemp said high levels of eco-
nomic growth will be absolutely
nea!Slary. He cont.ended that it is
absolutely imperative for "this
president to save the dollar."
There was some limited good
news on the economic front from
a thlrd panelist, Alice Rivlin, di-
rector of the Congressional Bud-
-.
get Office.
Panel moderator James Gan-
non described Mrs. Rivlin as "the
best budget brain Ill Washington
and has been right more often
than the White House, no matt.er
who was in it.''
Mrs. Rivlin said that there is
hope for an upturn in the econ-
omy within the next few weeks.
"T h er e is evide nce that the
recession h as bottomed out, but
no evidence of an upturn yet.
"When the tax cut takes place
in July, that w ill put $200 per
person purchasing power into the
economy this summe r. Recovery
sh ould spread into the second
part of the year," she said.
Mrs. R iv lin forecast tha t in-
terest rates will come down over
the next few months. S he said
there will be an upturn in the
economy during the second half
o f this y ea r , w ith moderate
growth over the next two years.
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DEAR PAT: We lllave ov dec:oMr takee
Ml bJ Seleetv Ju. H ud tMiy u¥ we'd n-
eelve Hr refHd wltlala 1IK weeb. We've
wrtttn ud pM.aed, bit ~e refad 1Ull lllal
Mt beft ~lved. Help!
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Selectv says there was a mlxup In lta
records becau.e of a miaspelllng of your name.
The check now has been processed and you
should receive it any day. If not, let A YS
know.
Appraising TR letter
DEAR PAT: I'd appreciate U lf yo. coald
tell me laow I caa contact a collector of
presldeatlal letten or Htograpb1. I bave a
letter 1ipecl by 'neodore Roosevelt iD lt18.
-C.H., Balboa
Evalene Pulati, owner of Americana Col-
ledOn Shop (111 E. Cubon , Santa Ana), can
appra.iae your letter for a nominal fee and she
knows of a "Teddy" Roosevelt collector. The
value of the letter will depend on its condition
and content. The date it was written also de-
termines value, according to Mrs. Pulati.
For instance, the Jetter probably would be
worth more If it had been written during
Rooeevelt's term of office from 1901 when he
became preside. nt following President
McKinley's aaaaalnation through 1909. The
letter you have was wrinen the year before
Roaseve lt died at age 60 on Jan. 6 , 1919.
Diet aids comment sought
DEAR READERS: May 27 is comment
deadline on a Food and Drug Admiuistration's
~. (FDA) advisory panel report calling two in-
•' gredienta in non-prescription diet aids, benzo-~ ca1ne and phenylpropanolamine, safe and ef-
~ fective in weight control. l The FDA notes, however, that reports
, published after the panel's findings were
submitted show that phenylpropanolamine
do.ea higher tha.n those currently marketed
(but within the safe range recommended by
the panel) cause blood pressure elevation.
---· FDA~mo.ce..resean:h to;idetermine a.._ safe do6e range for phenylpropanolamine and
the extent to which it induces or aggravates
high blood pressure.
In the meantime, FDA wall allow phe-
nylpropanolamine to be used at current levels
(75 milligrams or fewer per day) but will not
permit the higher dosage (up to 150 rn.iJli-
grama) recommended by the panel and avai-
lable overseas.
The panel found none of the other 111
lngredlenta in over-the-counter diet pills had
been proven effective. It said that although
phenylpropanolamlne and benzocaine (an an-
esthetic that works by numbin' the taste
bud.a) might help reduce a dieters appetite,
they dO not cause weight loss. Only eating Jess
or exercislng more can effect weight loss, ac-
cordJ.na to the panel report.
Alter comment evaluation, FDA will
propme a ncuJaUon establlahJnc, for the tint
Ume, lnaredient and labeUnc 1tandarda for
th.-e prOducta. Ally product f&tJ.1nL to meet
the atandarda tinally adopted may W removed
from the market.
Send comments to Dockets Management
Branch (HFA-306), FDA Room 4-2, 5600
Fiahen Lane, Rockville, Md. 30867. For more
information. write to WlWam Gllbertaon, Bu-
reau of Drugs, at the above addreea.
Needs passport renewed
DEAR PAT: WUt II~ procedlf'e !or
reaewla1 my pu1port by mall? It wW expire
iD Jue.
-BM., Newport Beac~
You can arrange for a $10 puaport re-
-newal application by vl1itlng or malling a
self-addremed, stamped envelope to the Hun-
tington Beach Poo Offk:e, 6771 Warner Ave.,
Huntington Beach 92647. When the passport
application is completed, you can mail it and
two new , signed passport picture• to the
passport office indicated on the form. The $10
renewal fee applies to passports rei1&ued
within eight years to pe.nM>na who were not
minors when the original pa11port was iasued.
As you might expect, many rules and
regulations apply to passport l.sauance. Spe-
cific infonnation can be obtained by phoning
post office passport clerkl in Fullerton, Gar-
den Grove, Santa Ana, Laguna Hills and
~elm. The addreaes and phone nwnbers
are~listed 1n the White Pages phone book un-
der the postal service heading of the United
States Government listing.
Check fee bill pending
DEAR PAT: 11 It lepl for merclwatt to
cbar1e a fee wM8 a daeci beacel1Or,11 Wt
jaat sometb.IDg daey do oa dadr oWJa1
J.R., Cot&a Meta
Currently, retailers and rendeca are not
authoriz.ed to charge a fee to a consumer who
writes a check that bounces. Other businemea
like bars and grocery stores can. However,
t)tere la a pending bill 1n the state Le,dalature
(AB 3479) that would authorize lenders to
collect a fee (probably limited to $5 or $7) for
return of a dishonored check, negotiable order
of withdr!_.wal, or share draft.
• Got a problem~ Then write to Pat Horo-'t j witz. Pat will cut red tape, getting the
ill &JUwers and 'action you need to aolve Jn.
equitie11 in government and bl..lsim!st. Mail
your questions to Pat Horowitz, At Your Service,
Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. BoK 1560, Costa mesa,
CA. 92626. As many letters as possible will be ans-
wered, but phoned inquiries or Jet~rs not including
the reader's full name, address and bu.sine.a hours'
phone number cannot be considered. ·
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FRANKLINTOWN, Pa. (AP)
-The head of each howlehold 1n
thia unall oonununlty mu.at own a
gun, under an ord1rwlce pamed
by the borough oouncll.
Under the ordinanoe, almllar to
one enacted recently ln Kenne-
saw, Ga., the fine for failing to
own a gun la $300. But Council
President Ralph G undrum sees
little chance of the ordinance
being enforced.
The ordinance , paaaed
Wednesday night, includes
clauses that exempt the disabled,
the elderly and coNICientious ob-
jectors, Gundrum said.
"We have thought about it for
~uite a while," Gundrum said.
• What we want to do is bring the
guns out in the open and get
people used to hand.ling them."
Gundrum said the burglary
rate is up in Franklintown and
the time has come to do some-
thing about it.
"A vast majonty of the homes
in Franklintown already have
guns," Gundrum noted, adding
that the ordinance will make the
use of those guns safer.
Gundrum said the chief of po-
lice plans to conduct classes on
firearms safety, and "people '1l'e
going to protect themselves and
they are going to protec t their
neighbors."
Councilman Larry F . Wonders,
who cast the only negative vote,
predicted the ordinance would
not protect homeowners from
criminals.
"U someone comes to rob you
and you have a gun they're still
going to rob you," h e said.
"You're liable to get sho t with
your own gun."
Scientist critical .
WALNUT CREEK (AP) -A
scientist at the Lawre nce Liver-
more Laboratory r emained in
critical condition while doctors
awaited testa to determine if his
pnewnortla-like illness was cau-
sed by Legionnaire's bacteria.
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CONCERT ON THE WHITE -Jack McGowan sets up bench
for piano placed in snow on Oregon's Mount Hood to publicire
the Mount Hood Festival of Jazz in Gresham, Aug. 6-8.
Sea lions ilricken
Mammals wash ashore near Ventura
• VENTURA (AP) -A dozen sea lions have died and
washed up on Ventura County beaches in the past few days,
authorities say.
The Ventura County Environmental Health and Animal
Regulation departments,• well aa state parks officials, say 12
of the eea lions have died since last Friday and some others
have been dilcovered ill ~
Six eea llom were found near Rincon Point, north of
Ventura. three •...-e found off the Ventura pier and three
were d1acovered McGrath State Pc~Oxnard. -"r
Brad ·Andrewa, curator of mammals a t Marineland on
Palos Verdes, said the cauae of the illness is unknown. The
surviving sea lions are oomataie, he said.
An autopsy is planned on at least one dead sea lion.
Andrews said a similar outbreak occurred three y~ ago
in Southern California, "and we never did determine what
was wrong." He said the disease seems to attack the central
nervous system and appears to affect adult female sea lions
the worst.
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FRIDA V. MAV 7, 1982 OR ANGE COUN TY C A L ironNIA '; ... Lf.N f ',
Mesa, Newport told transit plan role
By GLENN SCOTT
Of the Dall) PKot Steff
Latest plans for an Orange
County mass transit line, inclu-
ding spurs running into Irvine,
Cost.a Mesa and Newport Beach
were unveiled today.
At a press conference at the
Orange County Transit District
headquarters in Garden Grove,
Devel opme nt Director Brian
Pearson said the latest design
will be discussed Monday by the
Orange County Transportation
Commission.
Then during May and June,
residents will get their chance to
review •and comment on the new
mass transit line, as well as other
proposed transportation im·
provements, during specially
sch~uled workahops.
First unveiled 18 months ago
as a 24-mile line, t he proposed
syste m has grown to include
about 40 miles.
yenerally, one line would cut
north-south through the county,
probably on a railed track. The
other line would follow the old
Pacific Electric (tailway right-of·
way through Buena Park and
Garden Grove, then follow Santa
Ana Boulevard before paralleling
the Santa Ana Freeway through
southern Orange County.
The two lines would intersect
in downtown Santa Ana near the
Civic Center.
The north-south hne would
penetrate coastal cities after
stopping at a station 1n South
Coast Plaza.
The line then would swing east
alonR Ant.on Boulevard to Main
Street, then turn south at Mac-
Arthur Boulevard, passmg John
Wayne Airport and stopping at
Jamboree Road.
An optional spur would run
from South Coast Plaza south of
the ~an Diego Freeway alon.g
Bristol Street to Baker Street in
Costa Mesa.
Anothe r would continue on
Mam Str~t into lrvme, eventu-
a 11 y followsng the San Diego
Creek channel until stopping at
the proposed train-bus s tation
near lrvme Center
Jobless juinp
Unemployment breaks postwar record
•
.. CER EMONIAL EXPRESSIONS -Rabbi
Aaron Twersky blesses Steven Wanger,
left, and Barry Garnett. after calling them ..
OeltJ l>Mot PMtoe bJ..C'-* l&en
up for the Torah. Below, all smile after
the landmark Bar Mitzvah ritual.
Bar Mitzvah first of its kind
Developmentally disabled cele brate cer emony
By JODI CADENHEAD
WASHINGTON (AP) -Un-
employment in the United Stat.es
jumped to 9.4 percent last month
-breaking the post-World War
11 record -the government an-
nounced today. Some 10.3 million
people '-ere out of work.
April s jobless rate was up 0.4
of a percentage point from the
previous m onth, more than
enough to set a record. Not since
1941, when the government be·
gan compifu\g monthly statistics,
has unemployment topped 9
percent. In that year, the jobless
rate hiUl9 peicent..----... ·
The California rate dropped
from 9.4 percent to 9.3.
At the White House, presiden-
tial spokesman, Larry Speakes
called today's announcement dis-
appointing and said, "We remain
sensitive to the plight o f the
unemployed."
He said he could not predict
how far unemployment would
rise or when 1t would begin de-
clining.
"We're looking for signs of
econom 1c rec ~ve ry by la le
spring-early summer," Speakes
said.
Sen. Edwar d M . K e nnedy,
D-Mass., charged that thC' new
figures show conclusively that
Reagan's economic program has
failed to do anything but "deliver
pink slip after pink slap after
pink slip to m illions of decent
men and women "
"Ronald Reagan's bread lines
grew lon:ger'"by-it5UJ10U l>eople,"
Kennedy said, adding that the
"country 1s now harvesting the
bitlL'r fruits of a failed and unfair
economic policy . Americans
aJI over the country are losing
their homes. their h opes and
their pnde."
One economlSt said the unem-
ployme nt is the prK-e of bringing
down inflation and otherc;, both
. m and out of government. pre.-
dieted the rate will climb eveo
higher before tummg around.
Smee last summe r when the
recession that stiJI plagues the
t'Conomy set in, une mployment
has risen 2.2 percentage points. ~
ln July. JOblessncss natio nwide
stood a~ 7 2 pert-ent
By March, )Oblessness had ri-
sen to 9 percent -equalling the
post-World War IL record set in
Mey 1975, the high point of the
last severe recession . Some 9.9
million JX'Ople were out of work
in March
The contmumg business slump
hit that nation's manufacturers
thl' hard<'St, with unemployment
among blul'-collar workers rea-
ching 13 7 percent in April, a
record
Unemployment among adult
men. traditwnally the most stable
segment of the labor force, spur-
ted to 8 2 percent.
Of the Delly Piiot Slelt
It.was a moment that both Steven's and
Barry's parents had waited more than 20
years for -a moment that they thought
would never come for their sons.
<>f which was Steven's candid sigh of reltef
when he told the congregation half way
through, "Thl8 isn't so bad."
Everyone laughed. The feeling was £a-
m1ltar to those who had gone through the
nerve-wracking experience when they were
Hot air on the ground
Thursday morning, before a crowd of
relatives and friends at Fairview State Hos-
pital in Costa Mesa. Steven Wanger, 27, and
Barry Garnett, 31 , celebrated their Bar Mitt·
vah.
13, the usual age. • Balloonists banter before big Fountain Valley event
THE RELIGIOUS ceremony mark.mg the
passage of a Jewish boy to manhood was both
a personal and a public milestone. It was the fi~t time in California that a developmentally
disabled person had ever received training
enabling him to perform the rite.
Rabbi Aaron Twersky, who prepared the
boys for the occasion, led them out onto the
s tage by hand and told the congregation
"words are inadequate to describe my
feelings."
Dressed in matching dark blue suits and
prayer shawls Steven and Barry chanted the
familiar Hebrew blessings from•the Torah like
thousands before them, but like no one else.
THE TWO-HOUR ceremony was filled
with a string of magical moments, not the least
WORLD
British issue warning
'1'his is one of the finest moments we've
ever had at Fairview, I'm proud of these
boys," said Dr. Francia Crinella, executive di-
rector at the Ccsta Mesa facility.
Robin and GeraJd Wanger watched their
two other sons go through the Bar Mitzvah
ritual, but had never even considered the
po6Slbility for Steven.
''l"M SO EXCITED," said Mrs. Wanger,
following the ceremony. "It's something we
hoped would come to pass."
Steven has lived at Fairview for 18 years
and Barry 19. Their religious snstruction
started three and a haJf years ago when Rabbi
Twersky came to ~alrview.
"I wanted to set an example for other
institutions that developmentally disabled
people are capable of learning, absorbing and
training," said the rabbi. "It will be proven in
the future that they have abilities."
COUNTY
By Pen. SNEIDERMAN
O{'tM Delly Piiot Steff
This weekend they'll be tea-
sing tbe clouds, putting themsel-
ves at Mother Nature's mercy as
they dangle precariously beneath
huge helium-filled balloons.
But the Gordon Bennett Bal-
loon Race pilots came down to
earth Thursday to discuss this
year's competition during a press
briefing at the lift.off point, Mile
Square Park in Fountain Valley.
Balloonist Bre nt Stockwell
commented on the credentials of
his colleagues.
"We have the firs t team to
cross the Atlantic, the first to
cro& the Pacific, the first to CJ'06S
the North Ame rican continent
and the first to cross the conti-
nentaJ United States," he obser-
ved. "Well, we represent the first
team to cross San Francisco Bay,
and let me tell you -it was
hell!"
Before balloonist Ben Abruzzo
could speak, two aides forced him
into a black flight jacket adver-
tising Benihana of Tokyo, the
restaurant chain owned by his
co-pilot Rocky Aoki. Aoki is
known for his aggressive promo-
tion tactics.
"Even my shorts have
'Benihana' on them," Abruzzo
chuckled.
In fact, Aoki had transported a
hibachi grill and two chefs to the
middle of Mile Square to provide
lunch for his feflow pilots and
visiting reporters.
· "M aybe we should ha ve
brought along some fried chicken
or something,'' ribbed American
pilot John Shoecraft.
Sh oecraft floated to fame a
few months ago aboard Super
Chicken ill. the first balloon to
cross the continental U nited
l!e cheers Newport patients
LONDON (AP) -Britain declared today that
"any Argentine warship or military aircraft" found
·more than 12 miles from the Argentine mainland will
be regarded u hOlltile and deelt with acoordlngl.y.
A "professional visitor" makes the days brighter
for 94 patients in a Newport Beach convalescent home.
Page Bl.
NATION
Socialite gets 30 years
NEWPORT, R.J. (AP) -ClaUI VOil Bulow WU
11entenced today to 30 years in prilon for twice trytna .
to murder h1I h~ wife with injecttona of lnaulin..-
Dancer visits our coast
Gre1ory Hines, star of 11Sophl1ticated Ladles,"
showed UJ> on the Orance CoMt to a.how off h1I tap dancinl lkilla and teach a little dandni· Weekender.
STATE
•
Now i1'g Ann Landen' turn Lifteaen Win, DJs lose
Ann Landen uya abe ia 9tJ!r:Y for rerunn1n& col·
WM1 from ~ a.ck. But lhi allo cJaima ahe b.u
r9C.'eived an 'tncnctible outpourtna of friendlhlp and
faith in my mtesrtty." P.,. 82_
..
I
The nmtake WM to play only two retOrda in a row
lnat.ead of the ~ulrecl three. lt COit a San Dlego
country muaic staUon •20.000 and two dilc )>cby1
theil' jDbl. P-. IM .
St.at.es. He IS part1c1patmg in hlS
first Gordon Bennett race this
year. He and his wife, Man. will
be the first American husband
and wife team to compete sn the
Gordon Bennett.
Race activities will take place
from 8 a.m. to dusk Saturday in
the central airfield at Mil e
Square. About 30,000 people are
expected to attend.
Public en try gates will be off
Edinger Avenue betw~n Brook-
hurst and Euclid str~ts. Adrrus-
sion is $3 for adults, $1.50 for
children 5 to 12. Children under
5 will be adrrutted without char·
ge.
The fest1vit1es will begm with
tethered balloon rides 1n the
morning as long as wind condi-
tions permit. From 9 to 11 a.m.,
10 hot air balloonists will lift off
in the O ra nge County C lassic
contest
In this event, participants must
choose a target within 50 rrules of
the park The winner is the bal-
loon that lands clOSC'St to its pre-
selected target
From 1 p.m. to dusk, 8 tea~
from the United S tates, Japan.
Germany and France will lift oft
in helium-filled balloons for the
Gordon Bennett ra<.,-e.
This IS a distance competition.
Last year's winners. Abruzzo and
Aoki, traveled more than 1,300
(See BALLOON, Page AZ)
Here comes judge
INDEX
At Your Service A4
L.M. Boyd A8
BUlinell 0-7
Calif omia A5
Cava.Icade B2
ClulifJed D 1-8
C.olnka C9 en.word cg
Deeth NoUces C8
F.ditorial A8
l:nt.ertainment Weekender
Hane/Garden 87
Horoecope B2
SPORTS
Re.3dcrs and writers who
appreciate a w ell-turned
phrase dipped in a little acid
have relished Robert Gard-
ner's opinions on certain legal
matters over the years.
Now Daily Pilot readers
can share in the best of his
observations a~ the semi-
re tired appellate court justice
star ts an editorial column
With commentary on early
Balboa, "dingbat S upre m e
Court decisions" and the good
old days or surfing.
The s urprise endi ng o (
Gardner's first column in
S unday's 1..>aily Pilot will re-
veal the strength behind a
sissy name.
IntemUalon Weekender
Ann Landen B2
Movies Weekender
Mutual Funds C6
NatJonal News A3
Public NotJcee C6,C8,D2
Sportl . Cl ..
Stock Marketa C7
Televlllon TV Loe
Theaters ·W~kender
Weather A2
World Newt A3
'l
occ wins tide asain
~ eo.t C.Ollep rallied from an 8-2 deficit to
defHt Ban Qte10 M ... and win ltl Utlrd 1t.ral1ht
South Coast~ b•1i»D Ude. P.-Cl. .
;t. .
u C/N Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 7, 1982
1,
-British landing near?
Fierce winter weather threatens war fleet
LONDON (AP) -The prot.'
pec:t of a BriU.h landing on the
• Falkland hland• I• 1rowtn1 u
fl rce winter weather threatens
the British war fleet and at-
j tempt• at a diplomatic break·
through aet nowhere, military
analyata aay.
11fhe 10111 of the de1troyer
Sheffield has demonstrated the
-11 vulnerablllty of the British fleet to
b Argentine missile attack," said
.J
1111 llllYlll
one mllitary tht\t.tank expert.
"Time Is on the aide of the
Argentine junta. They only have
to sit tight to reduce the chances
of a successful landing. It would
seem a landln~ Is likely In the
next few days.'
The Defense Ministry an-
nounced Thursday nl~ht that
11 •• II ,.
CdM student 12th
slogan contest
'' What are today's Orange 1' 'County high school seniors
saying about patriotism, free ~· s enterprise and the U .. posture
in the world?
two Br1U1h Sea Harrier vertlcal
take-off Jeta disappeared ln bad
weather while on patrol withln
\he Falldandl war zone.
That reduced the fleet's orlgi·
nal force of 20 Harriers to 17;
another of the fighter-bombers
was downed by Argentine anti-
aircraft fire Tueeday.
Despite U.N ., American and
Peruvian peace efforts. British
defense chlefs are thought to be
planning ways of regaining th~
military momentum lost when
the Sheffield was hJt Tuesday by
an ,Exocet missile launched from
an Argentine warplane. It was
the first major British reverse.
Defense Secretary John Nott,
briefing NATO allies Thursday
m Brussels, sald, "There can be
no question of our turning back
from. the military objectives" of
retakrng the islands seized by
Argentma on Apnl 2.
" "Limited Government -Un-
1 ' limited Results," a slogan by Co-
rona del Mar High's Brad Hol· .~.,, lingsworth, was. among the offe·
. rings a panel of judges found tops
'' in the 12th annual slogan contest
" sponsored by the Americanism
Independence Hall at Knoll's
Berry Farm were lrvine High's
Nguyen Thi Lien for "Freedom's
the ri,ht for whkh we must
light' and Newport Harbor
Hi~h's Anne Sammis for "Too
long in the fast lane has created
the pain."
"Choose communism: The last
choice you'll ever make," was
selected for a $500 first place
award. It was submitted by
Timothy Sullivan of Mater Del
High School.
Orange man
held after
brawl at pier
GOING UP -Hot air balloons are inflated to
mark site in Fountain Valley of starting point
for Saturday's Gordon Benneth Balloon Race.
O.ity Ptlot Ii.ff '9Mlto
Actual Gordon Bennett race will be contested
in helium balloons, with o th<>r, hot air craft
used in preliminary races.
Educational Lear-ae.
n: 1 Hollingsworth s slogan, which
'',' · placed fifth, brought Its author
'· $125 in prize money. .... ,
t· ·! Judges awarded the league's
111 Trustees' Tr.ophy, and $75, to
, . Paula Jean Ruhl of Irvine's Uni-
t •• • versity High School for her slo-
.• ,gan, "Anyone can rise with free
enterprise."
.1 . Receiving honor citations at an
· awards ceremony Thursday at .,.
This year's contest, according
to league officials, drew 5,328
entries, a record. Overall, $2,000
in prize money was awarded~
The league, which has offices
at Freedom Center n ear lnde-
pendence Hall, conducts educa·
tional programs focusing on pri·
vate enterprise, strong national
defense, American heritage and
limited government.
f: Man wins acquittal
-:
. ,. in Mesa slaying
. An Orange County Superior
, .. , Court jury has acquitted one or
,.', two men charged in the April
. 1981 Costa Mesa parking lot
slaying and robbery of hair-'
dresser Carl Lawson.
The verdict in favor of defen·
, dant Sam Monsoor, 19, was re-
turned Thursday following more
' 'than two days of deliberations.
" The other defendant in the
case, Remi Darwiche, 25, was
convicted of murder and robbery
in the Lawson slaying. He is
,.. awaiting sentencing before
Superior Court Judge William
Thomson.
Monsoor, who was 18 at the
time of the crime, was represent·
ed by county Chief Deputy
Public Defender Thomas McDo-
nald.
"I think we found the jury
conscientiously applied the oon·
cepts or law. It sounds trite, but
. thev found a r easonable doubt
exiited," McDonald said today.
Monsoor took the witness sta·
nd in his own defense during the
trial, telling the jury that it was
Darwiche, not he, who beat and
then shot Lawson in a car parked
along Harbor Boulevard.
Deputy District Atlomey John
Conley had attempted to link
Monsoor with the crime with
footprints indicating Monsoor
had been in the car.
Lawson's body was found in
his car in Santa Ana a day follo-
wing the slaying. Missing was
expensive jewelry Lawson was
we.aring at the time of the attack.
Monsoor surrendered to inves-
tigators after initially travelling
to New York. Darwiche was ar-
~ in Texas with much of the
stolen jewelry in his posaeaion.
Monsoor had been free on
$200,000 bail during the trial.
Darwiche remains in custody in
Orange County Jail .
A 25-year-old resident of Or-
a ngc was arrested on assault
charges early today after alleg·
edly slashing a man across the
neck with a box cult.et during a
brawl near the Newort Pier.
Poli<.'e said Charles Nix, who is
being held in the city jail in lieu
of $10.000 bail, was charged· with
assault with a deadly weapon.
Officers said the 3 a .m. fight
erupted when two groups of
early-momUlg beach visitors got
lnto a yelling match that quickly
turned mto a fight. ·• •
' CharJes West, a 25-year-old
Newport Beach resident. was re-
portedly slashed across the neck.
He was taken to Hoag Memorial
Hospital whe re 75 stiches were
required to close the wound, po-
hce said
I Also lnJUrcd m the fight was a
girl hat wtth a tire iron and a
second girl jabbed with a screw-
driver. Neither required hospital
treatment, police said.
Qua rtet t o sing
fo r school funds
Tht: Costa Mesa Vocal Quartet
will pe rform works by Bach,
MlJzart and Johnny Mercer du-
ring a Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation con cert at 7:30 to-
night tn the Costa Mesa Com-
munity Center, 1845 Park Ave.
The non-profit group is hoping
to raise money for the sch ool
dtSt.rict. Tickets are $10 per fam-
ily at the door
Full moon due
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Newport planners
eye Balboa revamp
Traffic em<'rged as the pnme
concern of Newport Beach plan·
ning commissioners Thursday
when they took their first publ.tc
look at a plan to bulldoze the
Ba,lboa Fun Z.Onc and replace 1t
with a three-level complex or
restaurants, shops and offices
whe ther the water removal
would cause nearby bui.Jdmgs to
sli p or buckle. Commissioner AJ.
Ian Beek SaJd he was concerned
that the water pressure beneath
the Fun Zone might "pop out"
the parking structure om.-e 1t was
placea there
The hearmg will contmue May
~o
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by balloon, then rufo Lu .. !in1r.b
hn<' aboard btt·vd c...
Guciu oi. honw •lLLhc e.Yent
will b(• R Buekman'itl'r Fulln.
cn •at.or uf th1• g1•odt-s1<. d1>m1·
Comm1ss1oners. who put off
voting on the prop:t untJl June .
said they are worrl<'d whether
motortSts wt.JJ be able lO thread
their way through the narrow.
often-jammed Balboa stn•t-t to
get to the new bulldtnl.(
The structur e, proposed by
Claremont-based JBS Devt•lop
ment. w o uld have a lWO )('Vt'l
underground garage and parkmg
valet ser vice for all shopper s,
restaurantgCX'rs and office work·
ers.
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"How 1n tht' world are cars
going to get in there?" asked
Corrurussioner Paul Balahs, h1m-
sell a Balboa resident
He suggested motorists trying
to get to the complex might ea
ther be left f1ght1ng for street
space with dnvers wrutmg to get
aboard the Balboa Island Ferry
or be stranded on Balboa Boule·
vard trying to turn onto other
adjacent streets
The proJet·t is expected to
generate more than I ,000 daily
car tnps and trafhc experts for
the city report there L'> little way
to avoid congesuon
Comm1ss10ners also said they
worried about a plan to dig a
40-foot hole when.• the Fun Zone
now 1s m order t.o put m the un·
derground garage.
Consultants for the developer
said this alone would be a four-
month project and will require>
constant removal or water 1from
the pit.
One commissioner wondered
Mesa proclaims
City Clerk Week
ln honor or the observances
City Clerk E ileen P hinney
will host an open house
Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m.
The public is invited to stop
by the clerk's office at 77 FaJ.T
Drive. For more information
call 7~-5223.
Where would you go if you
• Mar Vista Lodge 820,
F&AM, will sponsor its an·
nual S. Roy Howell Public
Schools Memorial Award
Program Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Seafaring Masonic
Temple, Newport Beach.
For the past six years, Mnr
Vista Lodge has rresented to
the middle echoo children of
•
needed a copy of an electronic
video game ordmance?
Who would you ask 1r you
were new in town and didu't
know where to vote or who
your elected officials were?
Chances are, you'd caU the
etty clerk
Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene
Schafer has declared May
the area. seventh ancl eighth
grades. the S . Roy Howell
award. The stude nts are se·
lected by·their teachers to
receive this award.
This program is open to the
public. The temple is located
at 1401 15th St., Newport ,
Beach. Refreshments will be
served followmg the program.
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FRtDAY, MAY 7, 1982 ORANGE COUNTY . C A Lt FOR NIA 25 CENTS
Mesa, Newport told transit plan role
By GLENN SCO'M'
Of tM 09MJ ""°' ''•"
Lates t plans for an Orange
County mass transit line, incfu·
ding spurs running into Irvine.
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
were unveiled today.
At a press conference at the
Orange County Transit District
headqu,u-ters in Garden Grove,
Deve.lopment Director Brian
Pearson said the lat.eat dealgn
will be dbculled Monday by the
Orange County Transportation
Commission.
Then during May and June,
resident& will get their chance to
review •and corrunent on the new
mass trans.It line, as well aa other
proposed transportation im-
provements, during 1pecially
echeduled workshops.
First unveiled 18 montha ago
as a 24-mile li~, the proposed
system has pown to Inc lude
about 40 miles.
Generally, one line would cut
north-south through the county,
probably on a raiaed track. The
other line would follow the old
Pacific Electric Railway right-of-
way through Buena Park and
Garden Grove, then follow Santa
Ana Boulevard before paralleling
the Santa Ana Freeway through
southern Orange County.
The two linea would intersect
in downtflwn Santa Ana near the
Civic Center .
The north-south line would
penetrate coastal l'lties after
stopping at a station in South
Coast Plaza.
The line then would swmg east
alon~ Anton Boulevard to Main
Street, then turn south at Mac-
Arthur Boulevitrd. passing John
Wayne Airport and stopping at
Jamboree Road.
An o ptiona l s pur would run
from South Coast Plaza south of.
the S an Diego Fre eway along
Brlswl Street to Baker Street ifl
Costa Mesa. ,
Another w o uld continue op
Mam S trc'<.'t into Irvine, eventu-
a ll y following the S an Dlegp
Creek channel until stopplni at
the proposed train-bu1' stat iOJl
near Irvine U..nt.cr
Jobless julllp
... Unemployment break s postwar record
,. .
CEREMONIAL EXPRESSIONS -Rabbi
Aaron Twersk y blesses Steven Wanger,
left, and Barry Garnett, after calling them
WASHINGTON (AP) -Un-
employment in the United States
jumped to 9.4 percent last month
-breaking the post-World War
II record -the government an-
nounced today. Some 10.3 million
people were out of work.
April's jobless ra~ was up 0.4
of a percentage point from the
previous month, more than
enough to set a record. Not since
1941, when the government be-
gan compilirig monthly statistics,
h as une mploym ent topped 9
-~Jlt .. ..lrUhat year, the S>t;Uess ---oeit, .... -,.;;;. ., ai.n.. ,..,., rate hit 9 .9 percent.
up for the Torah. Below, all smile after The California rate dropped
the landmark Bar Mitzvah ritual. from 9.4 percent to 9.3. At the Whlte House, presiden-
Bar Mitzvah first of its kind
tial spokesman, Larry Speakes
called today's announcement dis·
appointing and said, "We remain
sensitive to the plight of the
unemployed."
Developmentally disabled celebrate cer emon y He said he could not predict
how far unemployment would
rise or when it would begm de-m and out of government, pre.-
clming. dieted the rate will chmb eveQ
"We 're looking for signs o r higher before turning around.
e con o mic r ec?very b y la t e S m ee las t summe r when the
spring-early summer," Speakes recession that still plagues the
said. ec-unomy set m , unemployment
S e n. Edward M Ke nned y, has risen 2 2 percentage points.
D-Mass., charged that the new In July. joblessness nationwide
figures show conclusively that stood at 7 2 percent.
Reagan's economic program ha5 By March. JOblessness had ri·
failed to do anything but "deliver sen to 9 percent -equalling the
pink slip after pink slip afte r post -World War Il record set in
pink slip to millions of decent May 1975, the high pomt of the
men and women." last severe recession Some 9.9
"R,Qnald-ReegeO:s·bread ttne'S" -·mttliorr-peapr~wel"eoulor won<
grew longer by 450,000 people," in March
Kennedy said , adding that the
"country IS now harvesting the Money supply off .
bitter fruits of a failed and unfair
economic poli<:y . Ame ricans
all ove r the country are losing
their h omes, their hopes and
their pride."
One economist said the unem-
p~o ent 1s the pnce of bringing
d n inflation and others, both .......,..--
NEW YORK (AP) -The na-
tion's money supply for the lat.eat
reporting period was down $4.9
billion. the Federal Reserve r•-
ported this afternoon , a figure
that probably cases pressure an
inu.•rest rat.cs .
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of ttie 0 .. 1, Pffot Stan
It was a moment that both Steven's and
Barry's parents had waited more than 20
years for -a m oment that they thought
would never cor:ne for their sons.
of which was Steven's candid sigh of relief
when h e told the congregation h alf way
through, ''This isn't so bad."
Everyone laughed. The feeling was fa-
miliar lo those who had gone through the
nerve-wracking experience when they were
13, the usual age.
Bot air on the ground
Thursday morning, before a crowd of
relatives and friends at Fairview State Hos·
eltal in Costa Mesa, Steven Wanger, 27, and
Barry Garnett, 31. celebrated their Bar Mltz· vah.
Balloonists banter before big Fountain Valley event
THE RELIGIOUS ceremony marking the
passage of a Jewish boy to manhood was both
a personal and a public milestone. It was the
f~t time in California that a developmentally
disabled person had ever received train ing
enabling him to perform the rite.
Rabbi Aaron Twersky, who prepared the
boys for the occasion, led them out onto the
stage b y hand and told the congrega tion
"words are inadequate to describe my
feelings."
Dressed Ill matchi.ng dark blue suits and
prayer shawls Steven and Barry chanted the
familiar Hebrew blessings from the Torah like
thousands before them, but like no one else.
THE TWO-HOUR ceremony was filled
with a string of magical moments, not the least
WORLD
British issue warning
''This ii one of the finest momenta we've
ever had at Fairview , I'm proud of these
boys," said Dr. Francia Crinella, executive di-
rector at the Cost.a Mesa facility.
Robin and Gerald Wanger watched their
two other sons go through the Bar Mitzvah
ritual, but had never even con sidered the
possibility for Steven.
"l'M SO EXCITED," said Mrs. Wanger,
following the ceremony. "It's something we
hoped would come to pass."
Steven has bved at Fairvlew for 18 years
and Barry 19. Their re ligious instruction
started three and a half years ago when Rabbi
Twersky came to Fairview.
"I wanted to set an example for other
institutions that developmentally disabled
people are capable of learning, absorbing and
training," said the rabbi. "It will be proven in
the future that they have abilities."
COUNTY
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of' tM Oaltr Nol &laff
This weekend they'll be tea-
sing the clouds, putting themsel-
ves at Mother Nature's mercy as
they dangle precariously beneath
huge helium-filled balloons.
But the Gordon Bennett Bal-
loon Race pilots came down to
earth Thursday to d iscuss this
year's competition during a pres.-i
briefing at the liftoff point, Mile
Square Park in Fountain VaJJey.
Balloonist Brent Stockwell
commented on the crede ntials o{
hi5 colleagues.
"We have the first team to
cross the Atla ntic, the first to
cross the Pacific, the first to cross
the North Ame r ican con tinent
and the first to cross the con ti-
ne ntal United States," he obser-
ved. "Well, .we represent the first
team to CT063 San Franci.9co Bay,
and let me tell you -It w as
he ll!"
Before balloonist Ben Abruzw
could speak, two a.ides forced him
into a black flight jacket adver-
tising Benihana of Tokyo, the
restaurant chain owned by his
co-pilot Rocky Aoki. Aok i Is
knownforhilaggressivepromo-
tion tactics.
"Even my shorts h ave
'Benihana' on them,'' Abr uzzo
chuckled.
In fact. Aoki had transported a
hibachi grill and two chefs to the
middle of Mile Square to provide
lunch for his feflow pilots a nd
visiting reporters.
· "Maybe we should have
brought along some fried chicken
or something," ribbed American
pilot John Snoecraft.
Shoecraft floated to f ame a
few months ago aboard Super
ChJcken m, the first balloon to
cro11 the continental United
. If e c~eers Newport patients
LONDON (AP) -Britain declared today that
"any Argentine warship or military aircraft" found
more than 12 milee from the Argentine mainland will
be regarded u ho.tile and dealt with accordingly.
A "profeeaional visitor'' make. the days brighter
for 94 patienta ln a Newport Beach conval~t home.
Page Bl.
NATION
Socialite get, 30 years
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -ClaUI VOil Bulow WM·
eenta'aced today to 30 yeara in pri9on for twice ~
to murder h1a hell'eM wife with injectionl of Uwulln;-
Dancer visits our coast .
Ore1ory Hlnei, 1tar of "Sophtatlcated Ladles,"
•bowed ~t:' the Oranp c.o..t to lhow off hit tap d.and.na and tMch a little dandna. Weekender.
STATE
tuteaen · whl, DJ• 1086·
The mlllm W11 to play cm11 two nairdi ln a row
ll)ltea4 of the required tbne. It coet a San Dlep c:oun~ _. station f20,000 and two d.l8C JockeYI ·um~,.. JM.
States. He is participating m his
first Gordon Bennett race this
year. He and his wife, Mari, will
be the first American husband
and wife team to compete in the
Gordon Bennett.
Race activities will take place
from 8 a.m. to dusk Saturday In
the central a irfield at Mile
Square. About 30,000 people arC'
expected to attend.
PubUc entry gates will be oCC
&imger Avenue between Brook-
hurst a nd Euclid streets. Admis-
sion is $3 for adults, $1 50 for
children 5 to 12. Children under
5 will be admitted without char-
ge.
The festivities will begm with
tethered balloon rides in the
morning as long as wmd condi-
tions permit. From 9 to 11 a.m.,
10 hot air ~loonists will lift off
in the Ora nge Count y Classic
contest
In this event, participants must
choose a target within 50 miles of
the park The winner is the bal-
loon that lands closest rp its pre-
selected target.
From l pm to dusk, 8 teams
from the United States, Japan,
Germany and France will lift off
in h<.>Lium-filled balloons for the
Gordon Bennett race.
This is a distance competition.
Last year's winners, Abruzzo and
Aoki, traveled more than 1,300
(See BALLOON, Page A%)
Here comes judge
INDEX
Al Your Servtce A4
L.M. Boyd AS
Busi.ne8I C&-7
Callfoml.a A6
Cavalcade B2
Clllllltled D 1-8
Comb C9
ere.word C9
Deeth Noticel C8
Edliorial . A8
llntert.unment. Weekander
Hcmt/Oarden 87
. Horoacooe B2
SPORTS
Readers and writers who
appreciate a well-t urne d
phrase dipped in a little acid
have relished Robert Gard-
ner's opinions on certain legal
matters over the years.
Now Dally Pilot readers
can share in the best of h is
observations as the semi-
retired appellate court justice
s tarts an e ditorial column
with commentary on early
Balboa , "dingbat Supreme
Court decisions" and the good
old days of surfing.
The su rprise e nding of
Gardner's first column in
Sunday's Daily Pilot will re-
veal the strength behind a
sissy name.
IntemWiaion Weekender
Ann Landen B2
Movie. Weekender
Mutual Fund.I ce
National News A3
PubUc NoUom ce.c.em
Sparta Cl~·
Stock Marketa C7
Televillon TV Lot
TheateQI Weekender
W•ther A2 World New1 Aa
OCC wbu title •••ia .
~ c.o.t ~rallied from an 8-2 deftdt to
defeat Ban Qleeo Meu ud win lt• third 1~h\
South o.t Conf...a b•1baD title. ~Cl. '
C/N Orange Coat1 DAILY PIL.OT/Frlday, May 7, 1082
ritish landing .near?
Fierce winter weaiher threaten s war fleet
LONDON (AP) -The pros-' .,ct of a BriU.h landing on the
r -_Jkland lalanda ,, growing ••
fierce winter weather threaten1
the Brl sh war fleet and at·
mpt t a diplomatic break-
get nowhere, military
na yst.s say.
"fhe lou of the destroyer
Sheffield has demonstrated the
'vulnerability of the British fleet to
\.Argentine 'missile attack," said
11111111111111
one military think·tank expert.
"Time ls on the side of the
Argentine junta. They only have
to sit tight to reduce the c}uul.cft
of a successful landing. It would
seem a landlng ia likely in the
next few days."
The Defense Ministry an-
nounced Thursday niJtht that
::·CdM student 12th . ..
•• slogan contest
' . , • What are today's Orange
County high school seniors
saying about patriotism, free
enterprise and the U.S . posture
in the world?
two Brfuah ~ Ha.trier v~rt.ical
take-off jell dilappeared in bad
we•ther while on patrol w1thJn
the Falkland.a war r.one.
That reduced the fleet'• orl&f-
nal force of 20 Harriers to 17;
another of the flghte r·bombers
waa downed by Argentine anti-
aircraft fire Tueeday.
Despite U .N .. American and
Peruvian peace efforts. British
defenae chlela are thought to be
planning ways of regaining th~
rNlltary momentum lost wheri
tl\e Sheffield was hit Tuesday .by
an Exocet missile launched from
an Argentine warplane. It was
the first major Brit.lsh reverse.
Defense Secretary John Nott,
briefing NATO allies Thursday
in Brussels, said, "There can be
no questJOn of our turning back
from the m1Htary objectives" of
relakmg the islands seized by
Argenuna on Apnl 2.
\, "Limited Government -Un-
liroited Results," a slogan by Co-
' rona del Mar High's Brad Hol-
..lingsworth, was among the offe.
. rings a panel of judges found tops
.. i.e. the 12th annual slogan contest
Independence Hall at Knott's
Berry Fann were Irvine High's
Nguyen Thi Lien for "Freedom's
the right for which we must
fight" and Newport Harbor
Hi~h's Anne Sammis for "Too
long in the fast Lane has created
the pain "
"Choose communism: The last
choice you'll ever make," was
selected for a $500 first place
award. It was submitted by
Timothy Sullivan o{ Mater Dei
High School.
Orange man
held after
brawl at pier
GOING UP -H.ot air balloons are inflated to
mark site in Fountam Valley of starting point
for Saturday's Gordon Benneth Balloon Race.
Dalt, f'llot I tiff Photo
Ac tual Gordon Bennett race w ill be contested
in h elium balloons. with other, hot air craft
used in pre liminary races
sponsored by the Americanism
~f.<iucational League.
~· Hollingsworth's slogan. which
•!{>laced fifth, brought its author
1.$125 in prize money.
' -~ .Jud11es awarded the league's
'Trustees' Trophy, and $75, to
'l>aula Jean Ruhl of Irvine's Un1-
1 ,,t.;rs1ty High School for her slo-
gan, "Anyone can rise with fr~
enterprise." • Receiving honor citatiol'\I, at an
ewards cer emony Thursday at
This year's contest, according
to league officials, drew 5,3 28
entries, a record. Overall. $2,000
in priz.e money was awarded.
The league, which has offices
at Freedom Center near Inde-
pendence Hall, conducts educa-
tional programs focusing on pri-
vate enterprise, strong national
defense, American heritage and
limited government.
·_ !.:Man wins acqui_t_tal__.
Mesa slaying • :.1n
An Orange County Superior
C.ourt jury has acquitted one or
.t.wo men charged in the April
1981 Costa Mesa parking lot
alaying and robbery of hair-
dresser Carl Lawson.
The verdict in favor of defen-
dant Sam Monsoor. 19, was re-
turned Thursday following more
than two days of de liberations.
The o ther defendant in the
case. Re mi Darwiche. 25, was
convicted or murder and robbery
in the Lawson slaying. He is
•wa iting sente n cing b efore
Superior Court Judge Wilham
Thomson
Monsoor , w ho was 18 at the
ume of the cnrne, was represent-
ed by county Ch ief Deputy
Public Defender Thomas McDo-
nald.
"I thank w e found the JUry
< onsc1en uousl y a pphed the C'On-
l'epts of law It sounds trite, bu\
thev found a reasonable doubt
exi.Sted," McDonald said today.
Monsoor took the witness sta-
nd in h1S own defense during the
trial, telling the jury that it was
Darwiche. not he, who beat and
then shot Lawson in a car parked
along Harbor Boulevard.
Deputy District Attorney John
Conley had attempted to link
Monsoor with the crime with
footprints indicating Monsoor
had been in the car.
Lawson 's body was found in
his car in Santa Ana a day foUo-
wi ng the slaying. Missing was
expensive jewelry Lawson was
wearing at the time of the attack.
Monsoor surrendered to inves-
tigators after initially travelling
to New York. Darwiche was ar-
rested in Texas with much of the
stolen jewelry In his poesession.
Monsoor had been free on
$200,000 bail during the trial.
Darwiche remains in custody in
Orange County Jail.
A 25-year-old reside nt of Or-
ange was a rrested o n assault
charges early ~oday after alleg-
t:dly s lashing a man across the
neck with a box cutter during a
brawl near the Newort Pier.
Police said Charles Nix, who is
Newport planners
eye Balboa revamp
bemg held in the city jaLI in lieu Traffic emerged as the prime whether thf' water removal
of $10,000 bail, was charged with concern of Newport Beach plan-would cause nearby b•JiJdings to
assault with a deadly weapon. ning comm1ssiont-rs Thursday shp or buckle. Commissioner AJ .
Officers said the 3 a.m. fight when they took th('1r first public Ian Beek said he was concerned
erupted when two groups of look at a pla n to bulldoze the that the water_pressure beneath
early-mommg beach visitor:i got Balboe Fun Zone and rcpla<'(> It the Fun Zone might "pop out"
intc>a yelhn,g match that quickly with a three-level complex of the• parking s tructure Qllce 1t was
tw:ned.JfilQ jj.fUJ..l\L . -,.. --·--... .ccst;l~~Clp' ?oc:i.J\'.'~-~.lbecf'_ -·--------
Charles West, a 25-year-old
Newport Beach resident, was re-
portedly slashed across the neck.
He was taken to Hoag Memorial
Hospital where 75 stiches were
required to close the wound, po-
lice said.
Also injured in the fight was a
girl hit with a tire iron and a
second girl jabbed with a screw-
driver. N<>1ther required hospital
treatment. pohC'c said.
Comm1ss1oners, wbo put off
voung on the projl'(:t unul June, The heanng w ill continue May
said they are w orried wht'ther 20
motorists will be abl<.• tu thread
their way through the n<irrow,
often-1ammPd Balboa l>trN:t to
get to the nPw building
From Page A 1
BALLOON. • •
m·t1es ht·fun• lahd111g 1n Nu1 th
Dakou.i
A nPw <·vt'nl wtll hl' the Ct•-
ll'brrty H<Jlloon Hvl'I'. -.<.hl·dull•d
fur H :rn a m KA BC 1 Jdto per-
sonal1 ty M1char-I Jal·k!-.on. Los
Ang<.•l('s T1m1·l. t"artoun1st Paul
Conrad and rock -.tJr Stt·phen
Stills wtll travt•I J -;hrirt dlStan<v
by b<illoon. tht·n nd1· tu CJ ftn!!>h
line• aboard b1<'V< I<·.,
·--Gu~of-:·tT>mtr-m · tftt.-<.~ t--
will bl' H Buckmtnsll•r F'ul11 r
creat<Jr of th1· ~1·odt...,1t dom1
Quarte t to sing
for schtft)I funds
The Costa Mesa Vocal Quartet
will perform works by Bach ,
Mozart a nd J ohnny Mercer du-
ring a Newport·Mesa Schools
Foundation concert at 7:30 to-
night 10 the Costa Mesa Com-
munity Center, 1845 Park Ave.
The structurl', propO!.l'd by
Claremont-based JBS Ot•velop-
ment, wo111ld havl• a two-level
underground gar age and parking
valet service for all shoppers,
rest.aurantgoers and office work-
ers.
"H ow 1n the world are cars
goang to get In there?" asked
Commissioner Paul Balah.s. him-
self a Balboa resident.
He suggested motorists trying
to get to the complt'x might ei-
ther be left f1ght1ng for street
space with drivers waiting t.o get
aboard the Balboa Island Ferry
or be stranded on Balboa Boult'-
vard trying to turn onto other
ad;acent streets
Mesa proclaims
City Clerk Week
The non-profit group is hoping
to r aise money for the school
district Tu:kets are $10 per fam-
ily at the door
The proJec·t 1s ex pt.-ct ed to
generate more than 1.000 daily
car tnps and traffic t>Xperts for
the city report lht•r<> 1s little way
to avoid congestion.
Comm1ss10ners also satd they
ln honor or the observances
City Clerk Eileen Phinney
will h o st an open house
Thursday from 9 a .m . to 4
p.m .
The pubijc is invited to stop
by the clerk's office at 77 Fair
Drive. For more information
call 754-5223.
Where would you go if you
needed a copy of an electroruc
video game ordmance'
Who would you ask •f you
were new ln town and d1du't
know where to vote or who
your elected officials were?
Chances are, you'd call the
city clerk.
Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene
Schafer has declared May
Full moon due
worried about a plan to dig a
40-foot hole wh<>rc th(' F'un Zone
now is in ord<.•r to put in th<.• un-
derground garage.
• Mar Vista Lodge 820,
F&AM, will sponsor its an-
nual S . Roy Howell Public
Schools Memorial Award
Program Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Seafaring Masonic
Temple, Newport Beach.
the area, seventh and eighth
grades, the S Roy Ho well
award. The students are se-
lected by their teachers to
receive thlS award.
Night and morning low cloud•·
Maa Olherwlie fair
Coastal low 56 inland 62
Coas111 h1gn mid 60s 1n1a1.i:t
lnld· 101 Waler 62 Etsevmere w1ndt sovrnweat 10
·~I 10 lo 18 knots 1n alle<noon
Wind waves 1 to 3 feel Sou1n·
-t swells 2 10 4 IMt Ex1ens1ve
IOw c10ud1ne11 wnh parnar clea·
f/Og attemoons
IJ.S. summary
lhunder1torm1 ano a COid front
~oduced heavy r11n1 1n Lou111-
•ll'I end IOUlheHI T1111 IOdly
11 1howa11 conttnued over the
te<n middle MIUISSlppt VaMey
the IOWM Ohio Valley
kles were clear from the Oa·
u and the upper MIHIHIPPI
to western fe•ll and New
ICo F1lr lkle~ -· 0..,., tile thwest. wh1l1 ctoudy sklea
evalfed et111where 1n the W111t
nd rain tell In the northern
ocktet
1 It was fair and werm over much
, I the Eut
: ~~t:t~~:.,':·!~~r~:
; underatorm1 from Ille Ml11l1-
' 'lppl Veller 11cro11 the OrHt .
akH. tha Ohio and Tenne1 ... alleya. and the centre! Gull
out atatn Temperaturaa around th• na• ~ tooay renoecf from 2t In
o, N.O .. to 78 In Yume. N1L
MATIOll
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Casper
Chsrlstn SC
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Columbus
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Hartford
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tndnapll1
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Lii Veges
Little Rock
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The fOfe<:ast FOf 7e.m . EST
Saturday M;iy 8
Snow[Jl
•Low l umiwr ahJIP:.
N ,, .. ; .... W• '"", ..,_-4~.i •
r<f(')AA II l fll"ftl .t(.utnnu" •
Fronts c.;,,.., .-. w .... ,, .-. <>< • ~~k'<1 ..,.
Re!e;gh 84 51 Reno 76 40 Sall Like 61 48 San Antomo 81 49
S.a11te 87 46 Sh<1tv11p0<t 17 55
SIOUK F1t11 68 36 St Louis 80 50 St P-Tempa 81 59 St Ste Mane 71 42 SPoloane 71 46 Syracuse 72 49 Topek1 SS 38 fuCM>n 82 54 Tulsa 88 44 Waslllngtn • 78 59 Wlchtta 60 39
CAl.lt'<>f'N1A
Bak..-sfleld 94 88
8ty1he 96
Eur•• 79 48
Fr ... IO 88 58
LllnOMlllT 84 63
Lot Ar-74 &e
Marya le 112 51
Monter.-, eo
NMcllel " 014(1end 85 S3 ' PMO Roblee 89 50
R9d Bluff 93 81
R.cSWOOO 'City N ~
SICTllllllntO " 50
Sallnal 85 so
San Diego 73 82 Sin Fr anciteo 51 50
Sama Barbara 64 M
Sarita Marla 88
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Stockton 88
Thermal 98
U~1ah 90
Be•1low 88
B1g~1• 66
Brsnop 83
Catallna 66
Long Beach 76
Monrovia 8A
1141 Wiison 12
N9Wpor1 Beach 65
Ontario 81
Palm Spring• 98
Paaadena 80
Rt11..-t11de
San Bem.,dtno 82
San Oabrtel 80
San Jote 74
Santa Ana 78
Senta Cruz 61
Tanoe Vellev 61
CANADA
Calgary
Edmonton
MontrNI
Ottewa
Extended
weather
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60
5~ 46
58 55
66 56
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AHO MOUNTAIN
AREAS -Verltble CIOud8 Slight • ' chance of tllowtre norlhtrn
mounltllnt Mondey and TIMllday.
Cooler d1y1. Ouaty w11terly
wlnd1 In thl mountain• Monday
SURf REPORT . Ind Tuttdty. HIOl\t In IN coeatll
11 .. t rtnglng ltOl'I\ UPS* 80t tt
tha baac:fiei to lttld 70• Inland
., .... LOWI In IN &ol. Moumaln
reeofl llltM 68 to 88. LOWI 3t to
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17
so.
Tidlia
TODAY tecolld low UI p.m. ,,I
hcond 111011 U7 p m. I.I IAT\MDAY "'* IOw 4.29 a.m. .0.4 ,.... lllQtl I0.41 Liii. u leoond,.,. 1.10 '""' 1.1 teDOlld """ tO'Oa p I'll. U hfl .... 7 41pl'l\,1'1Ma .... ~"''"'
Consul tants for the Cteveloper
said this alone would be a four-
month project and will rc•quire
constant remov~•I or wat<>r from
the pil.
One commissioner wondered
For the past six years. Mar
Vista Lodge has presented to
the middle school children of
Thi." program is open to the
public. The temple is located
.at 1401 15th St., Newport
Beach. Refreshments will be
served following the program.
•
from ~IE SPORTS LTD .
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FASHIOll CEllTER
FEATURING: DANSKIN
STEVI BROOKS
BARIL Y LEGAL
SEA SQUITS
CARUSHKA
SPECIAL OFFER
••
Equipment: Aerobic &
Sport Shoes
Legwelghts
Jumpropes
Oum bells
Trampolines
10~ OFF
ANY PURCHASI .
A:081£ SPORTS
'" ... 4108 Barran~' P.rkway
lrvlne. CA llCPN.11111111
• (With ""' Acl) 112·1212
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NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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UP 5.99
CLOSING 889.19
MSI Data sells
system to chain
MSl Data Corp. of Costa Mesa has announced a
chain-wide sale of a handheld portable data entry
computer system to F.ckerd Drug Co. of Clearwater,
Fla. The price was not announced. .
Eckerd Drug. a division of Jack Eckerd Corp., ta
the Sun Belt's largest drug retailer with more th.an
1.200 stores in 16 states.
The system will be used to electrorucally c;>rder
merchandise at each retail outlet and then tran.snut the
data via telephone lines directly to one of seven
Eckerd data processing centers equipped with IBM
Series/ l computers.
Fluor unit wins AMF contract
A Dante! International unit of Fluor Corp. of Ir-
vine has been selected by AMF-Tuboecope to provide
design management, procur~ment ~nd construction
management services for a p1pe-coatmg plant and of-
fices at Neuss-Dusseldorf, West Gennany .
Total installed costs of the 80,000-square foot fa-
cility which will serve German clients and oth~~ in the.~il drilling industry. is estimated at $10 rru,lhon.
Value of the contract to Daniel is approximately $4
million .
U#lil y Jo-issue sloek
San Diego Gas & Electric plans to iaaue 250,000
shares of its preference stt>ck (cumulauve)'in an offe-
ring that is scheduled for May 12. . .
The preference stock, (cumulative) will be priced
at $100 a share raising $25 million for the company.
The proce~d11 of ne~t week's sale will repay a
portion of the company's outstanding ahort~term. debt.
The debt was incurred for the temporary financing of
the company's construction program.
Premi~ pay m ent possible
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pacific Telephone
shareholders may get a common share premium of as
much as $2.25 when American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. takes over the company for about $452
million.
PacTel issued the preliminary figure Wednesday.
but the actual figure will depend on stock prices at the
time of the takeover. The move may occur as early as
May 12.
Under the takeover agreement, each Pac'fel share
wiU be exchanged for 0.35 of an AT&T share.
Money managem ent taught
Cape Star Financial of San demente will sponsor
a money management seminar Thursday at 7 p.m. in
room 200 of San Clemente High School.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT AMERICAN LEADERS
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Or-. COMt DAJL Y P~LOT /flrtday, "-7, 111t
ENDANGERED SIGN? -Oregon Gov. Vic
Atiyeh says he'd like to dynamite this $10,000
redwood sign on the California-Oregon state
,., .............
line to demonstrate the state'• desire for new
residents and not just visitors.
Oregon: Nice place to visit?
SALEM, Ore. (AP) -Gov. Vic Atiyeh says he
doesn't want outsiders getting the wrong impressi-
on from a border sign that says, "Welcome to Ore-
gon., We hope you will enjoy your visit."
He'd rather the sign read , "Welcome to
Oregon." Period. He says Oregon likes its visitors,
but also likes people who come to stay.
ln fact, Atiyeh , who is seeking Re publican re-
nomination, felt so strongly about the distinction
that he threatened last weekend to blow up a $10,-
000 sign on Interstate 5 at the California border.
By Wednesday, however, Atiyeh had calmed
down.
Former Gov. Thomas McCall, concerned about
overdevelopment, used to tell visitors to enjoy
themselves in Oregon, but then go home.
Cajun town goes off its diet
NATCHITOC HES, La. (AP)
-All 18,000 residents of this
town were urged to go on a strict
diet but now, two years later,
mos t have gone back to eating
,_. 1111( NllC NOTICl NUC NOTICE
------_,,,_.. _ ___,! iii.. "'9UO NOTICI
NCmCI OIJ TllUlta'I IM.I '9CTmOUI "*'911 ltdd~ COmrnvnlly College T ......... ._ .... W•1 ttM14 MAm 8TA..-Y OlttfiCI Mr.oy ~ nottol tllat It
On Jutle t J, 1"2, 11 ti11 A.M , The folowlnt ow.one lie dol/IO "-llltd IOr a majof dlenDe In Ill Prao111on "9clonvtyanct C0tp .. a bulltl"9 ea; feet.al Communl0atlon1 Comini.-
CallfOt"nla Cotl>ot•Uon .. duly • "ALHRT ALLIN". 2HOO·C liOll ~lion lot an ,M Tranel ..
polnl!fd T"*-lln6tr "'° purwMt IM!\'*1 etreet, IYlt.e IOI, E.I TOt"O, tOf to Mrvt Hewpo1t 19each, Call· lo Iha Oatd of Trull recorded CA Ht30. lornie to be local*' on tile 1001 of
11· ,. ...... Intl No HUI, In ALllAT HARRISON PRITTS, Hoeg HOtl9ftel. Aeoatdlno ec>c>llU·
booll , l'egt , of Otllolal 11111 cnap.ta, Ml11lon Viejo, CA lion Illa #IPFTlf0116fA. dlltd Aeooroa In Ille omoa of Ille c-ty tatta. March 18, uu. lllt tollo wlng
Allootelaf of Orange County, ,,.. ..ICHAJlO ALLIN OOUILI· cnenot• hlVt bffn p1opo..O I
of CallfornlL Oii 111' Catne*\ Pleet. f'*«1on, ()lange of Ir~ t1om .. 1 Ml'f1
becuttd ~ lobble MOfOlll Lena CA HtU, to It.I MH&. 2 Cllange In power aa lier aOl9 end ...,_,.,. ptOl*fY TNt buel,_ lt oonctuoted bY a output IYom tlnole ten w11t romplllllf
WILL HLL AT PUIUC AUCTIOH ..._... partnllrlhlp. -to duel ten well amplllltra. 3
TO THI HIOHllT llOOIA ,OA AioNlrd Allen OOUlllldte Cllenge In number ot dlr1.illon1I
'IOTtTICM'8 ., .....
NA* ITATIMl.NT
l 11• tollowtng perton It ctolng
b\lllMM M THl SECOHD TIME AAO\/NO,
440 E 17111 St , Co111 MtH, CA
Ut:17 l111n Oorham Jonet. )401 I .
lioM It l1t1t1 Ana. CA 92707 Tiiie t>utl-11 c:onducted by .,..
lndMdUel
lnan oom.m Jon.
Thlt lllllllMl'lt wM Ill.cl wtlh the
County Clet'k of Otanci-eout\ty Oft Aprll 21 1982
'""" Pl.tbllllhed Ot1n9t Coat o.ily "°'· April 23 30, Mey 7 14, 1'82
1781·S2
CASH (payable II UrM ol ulf In Tiiie •l•ltmtnt w" llltd with the enttnnH from tour to two Com-
tewfl.tl money of tile United 119*) COUnlY Clwk of Ora"91 County on mtnll In auppOrt of or In oppc>a:tlon
at the Iron! enlrenot to lht Old ~ptll fl. 1982. to tilt apf)lioellon may be tlltd !With 1------------
0rl"Qe County OourtllouM looeted '11'1429 tile FecHlfel Communlullonl Com· l'ta.IC NOTia:
Oft Santa Ane Blvd., bttwttn Iyo.. Publlilled 01ange Co"t Ollly m11111on. Publlthed In 01ange Cout 1---==:~~------
mott and Broadway, 81n1t Ana, Hoe, April 23. 30, May 1. 14, 1'82 Delly Piiot, 01tH 01 Publlotllon· PICTITIOUI 9'1llNlll Oalll. Ill rtglll, 1111• and lnltltll 1817·82 Mey 5, 7, 12, 14, IS, 21 , 11182 NAMI ITATl ... NT
conveyed to and now htld by It 2084-82 T111 lollowlng p111on I• doing
under H ICI DH d ol Trull In lilt .. _IC MRTll'c bualnet• " property altuatad In H id Oountyl ____ .. ____ ""-'-~----PLAZA TRA\IELCENTRE. 1121
llld Stitt a.crtb4ld ••: '9CTITIOUI eu ... 11 NU •TIC£ w Or1noe111<><pe Av•nu•. Fullerlon.
Lot 73 Trect 64211 In Ille City of NAMI ITATl•NT CA
NtiwP«1 e.ecn. Couniy of Otange. Th• followlng Ptr•on •• doing NOTICI °' TMllTll'I IAL.a c PETER HICKS 285841 Mem-8ut• of ClllllC>fnil M per mtc> rel)-twtlneat .. : TI No. •M brlno Mlulon ViejO. CA 926111
ordad In boo-339 page(1) 8 NORDIC REFRIGERATION, ' ' lh11 buainesa II c;ondUC;ltd by tn lhrougll 14 Of Mlec*leneGUI Mapa, 1825 W MtcAllllUr • , 17 Co111 On Mey 21, IH 2, at 9. Hi AM .. indlYldual
In the Office of the Countv Rec;ofder Mete. CA t2t28 . TITLE SEFIVICES, INC ' u duly IP-C Pet1r Htch
of • ..i..o "-·· pointed Truaf .. under and pu1auen1 11111 11111mem .... hied with tile ..., ......,.,1y, WA YNE M STAALESON. to Dead of Trutt recotded Mey 19, C Tile etrtet add11t1 end otner 17082 Green Street. ,93, Huotlno· tteo. •• ln11. No 19053. In book oun1y c1.,~ of 01~ County on oommon deelgnatlon, It any. of Ille ton Beecll, CA 921149 38 0 •79 Of A AP<il l9 1982 rHI prope1ty CIHcrlbect above la Thie butlneu 11 ~UC1ed by an 1 1 • page 1" · 01 llCltl .. f117N1 putPOned to be. 33 MlllnNll OrlW. ln<llvtoual co1d1 In the office of 111• County Published Orange CoHt Delly ~ a..cm, Ctlllornla Wayne M Sl..ie.Gn Aecordtr of Orange County, Ctll· Pilot AprH 23 30 Mav 7 14 fH2
The undaralgned Tru1tH di•· Thi• 1111-1 wu tiled wttll tile 1~i~N~~~~~~ilB1~~~~~CR l837_.2
clalml eny lltblllly 101 tny lnoor· County Cl«tl of Orenoe County on CASH, CAS HIER 'S CHECK OA
reel-In the tlr .. t tddt ... and Aptll 19, 1'82. CERTIFIED CHECK, (plytble ti
otller c:ornlTIOll de91gnetlon. II any, '11'1111 1l1M of Mle 1n lawful money of tile
"-llereln. l'ublltlled Orange CoHt Delly Un/ltd St11t11 11 tile front entrlll4:e Seid 1tl1 wlll be made. but wl· Piiot, ApOI 23, 30. Mey 7, 14, l9S2 to the old 011no• County Cour·
lhOut covenant or werranty, •llPf-1803-82 lllOuM, loctttd on Stntt Ana Bou·
or lmplled. regarding title, PolMI· ------------levtrd. belween Sycamore StrM t
110(1, or tncumbrt ncea. Including PUBllC NOTICE end Brol<twey, St nll Ant Callfo,.
1-. Chatgn tn<I expen-of Ille I ell "'11 I I Tru11 .. end of tM tru1t1 CIMttd by flCTITIOUI IUllNEll n 1 r..,. 1• I Ill eno nt.,eet Con· H id DNd of Trull 10 wit: I 158,· NAMI ITATIMl!NT veyld IO tn<I now held by II und.,
000.00 wltll ln111111 1ne11on from T 111 following pe11on 11 doing atkl Deed of Trull In tile Pfope<lY November 20. 1981 11 22 percanl t>ullnlll 11 11tueted In H •d County end S1e11
per annum u provided In H id ANDERSON ENTERPRISES. described ... note(•) pkll coe111n<1 eny tdvt!ICel 1g 132 Megn0-111 C30, Huntington Lot 15 of Trac;t No 7800, In tile
of $2,229.08 plu1 lnl.,NI. Beech, CA 92646. city of Newpor'I Beach. •• per mil)
Tile benefleltry under Hid Oted l1tn1 E1t1ne Ande11on, 19132 recorded In Book 304. P'Off 36 lo
I 3 B h 37 lnctullve of mltcellanaou1 maps. of Ttu1t nerttolort eHcuted and Megno It C 0, Hunllng1on He • In tile olflCI 01 1118 county record1r Otllvtrtd to the under1lgnad 1 CA 92846 wrltttn Oeol1r111on of Default • Thi• bullnet• 11 conducted by en of Mid county.
Demand 101 Sele. end a wt1111 ndlv1du1I. Parcel 2 Non e•clu11v1 1ppurt• Nolle• of Oeltull 1nd El1ot1on to Irene E Anderton nant •11•man11 for lng11u and
Seit. Tile uncs.rau.nect CllUMd Mid fl'fl ......... en, w .. filed wllll Ille tgr ... OVll ptlVlll '''"" .. HI ..,, 1 ,.... ,._.. forth In the 01cle1111on of cove· Nolle• ot Oeteull end Electlon to County Clel-o ..,.enge ...,.,niy on nan11 condlllone end r11111c11on• Sall to be recorded In Ille County April 21. 1982 111_.; herein
where Ille real property II localed '1ITT74 TruS1or or rlCOIO owner J9HN A Ot t•. Aptll 211. 1'82 PubOINld Ot•noe eo..1 Oally PtlOI, KRAJIAN Ind DIANE R KAAJIAN Preclelon Reconveyance Ap1ll 23. 30, M1y 7, 14, 1982 huU>and an<! 111 11 .....,1 tenanll · Corp 178.4-62 w ,_ ... t857 E Llnc:oln Ave The alreel 1ddr1t1 end other
• DlllM.,. MnftM' common ~111on. II any, of Ille
°''.%·CA 926t5 '=? ""'~ reel property dee<:rtbad above 11
: Jon T~•~ °" flCTITIOUI .,..._,. purported to be • 7 Rue \1111111 P~~t •• . • N,.. •TATIMENT ~ 8Nch Ct11lorn1t
A lllotUed S""'eture Tht following paraon 11 dotng Tiit uno1111gntd T1u111e O••· u .,,... l>Ullneu u cl11m1 any lleblltly 101 eny 1ncor-
Publl1'11d Orange Co111 Delly DOM ORIGINALS 500 S Metn 1ectnesa ol lhl llretl tdOtlQ an<! Pilol, May 7, 14. 21 19S2 2008-82 SI Ste 5t2 O<aoge.'CA 92Ms otner common de9!gn111on II any
Ctr It Dawn Hart. 5111 Eas1 11iown llerlln l'ta.JC NOTta: oe-rnon1 011nge, CA 92667 Seid 1111 will be made bul wl·
P\8.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUllNell
NAM! STATEmNT Tile IOllOwlng pertona 111 CIOlng
bUltf\ell U l<ASHMIA LTO. 3471 Vl1 UOo,
Sutte 2 t 1 Newport Buen. CA
112883
DANNY J AY SCHE UER, 25
Rocky Kno+I. Irvin.. CA 92715
DAVID ... EVANS, 32 Rocky
Knoll, lrV1ne CA 92716
T h11 bu11ne11 It condt.Klltd by • general pertnerlhlp
Oen 84''1evel
Th11 1111.,,,en1 w81 meo with tile
County Cle<k Of Orenge county on
April 20, 1982
f1'17'24 Publlalled Or~ Cot11 01lty Pl,
IOI. Aprll 23, 30, Mey 7, 14, 1'82
1757..a2
FICTITIOUI llU ... H NAME'ITAnMEHT
The lollow•no peraon1 are dOlng
bullnetl ..
TOOL SHACK OF SANT A ANA.
2 I 18 Soulll Mt.n St1eel. Senti Ana, CA 92707
ANTHONY P CIROCCO. t22S
E1""" Piece An..nelm, CA 92801
T h•I l>Ultnest 1a conoucttd by tn 1nOM<1ull
Anlt~y P C+rocco
___ local~ favorites_ such as friec! meat
pies.
ln 1980, sociologist C.B. "Lum"
Ellis persuaded the state to com-
m.it public money to put Natchi-
toches on a diet for a year.
He thought it would improve
the h ealth o f the town. But
within a year, he admitted, ta-
king the town off its Cajun diet
was a project doomed to failure,
and instead the $40,000 went for
a media blitz to educate-towns-
people about good nutrition.
was lost. A survey of 99 Natchi-
toches residents showed 55 could
list more than four items fro,m
the Pritikin diet while no one in
the nearby colle ge town o f
Ruston could name more than
two ..
"I guess one way of putting
that is that Lum Ellis did ·a good
job," said Roland Pippin, who
conducted the survey.
1-----,--------T1111 1>u11ness 11 being conducted lhOUt coYenant or w1nan1y ulft-
f'ICTIT'IOUI llU ... 11 by en 1~lvtdulJ or tmplled. reg11d•ng 1111e. po1NS·
N.U. ITATEMIJIT C1tl1 Oewn Hert 5'0ll, or encumbrll'<*I. to pey IJ'le
Tile following pe11on I• doing Trt11 1111emen1 w81 II~ w1111 me unpaid btlanoe of the note(•) MGv·
Thi• 1111_,I "'" hied wltll tile Counly Clerk of Orange County on
Aprtl 22 1982 AHOEAIOH, BECIC a STEWART
Wllllam A. Andw_,
'
llATH NOTICIS
The Pritikin Research Foun-
dation says. however. that not all
l'ta.IC NOTia:
bu--. u . Counl)' Clerk of Orenge Counly on red by H id 0..d of Trull, IO·wtl
TRUMP MARKETING. 1870 Apt~ 21, 1982 SHl,67931, lnciuOlng ti ptovlded
S1n1t Ant Ave., Sul1e O, Colle FllTT72 In uld note(•I. aovancH. 11 tny.
M .... CA 92627. Publfaheo 0 111nge Coast Oa1ly P1101. unde1 1111 t11m1 of n10 Deed of
James Guertml. 837 W Cenler Apnl 23 30. May 7 t4, 1982 Trull. 1-. ch11ge1 end expenM•
Ave .. •B. Plecenllt, CA 92870 1787-82 of lh• Truatee and of 1ne 11u111
Tllll t>ullneee 11 conducted by an ------------c•eated by &eld Deed of Trull lndlvldull. Dlmttc MnftCE Tile t>enellGlery unOe< Ml<! Oted J-Gueraml ____ ,._VVL_. -""------of Trull rte1etoro11 IHCuted end , '~=~:.~=I l'TATIIMIHT °' AIAHDONMaNT Till• ete11men1 wu llled with tile Oellvereo 10 the unoeralgneo • °' UH °" County Clertc of Otenge County on FICTITIOUS BUllNEIS wrlllen Oec:l1111lon of Olt1ull end Tile following per1on1 '"doing flCTfTIOUI IU.,..11 NAMtf •~n 8. 1982. NAME ITATEM«NT Oemeno 101 Sele, and a wr1t11n
22> E TllouHnd Otll• Blwd .. No.
421
TllcM.tNnd O•ka, CA l1al0
Ftl7930
Published Orange Coa11 Delly Plior Ap11I 30 Mey 7, 14, 21, 1982
1956-82-
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 9USIN£18
NAME STATIMENT
businese H Tilt lollowlng pereon 1111 •b•n· ..,.... f1lllOI The following person is doing Nollce of Oeleull and E1tc11on 10
LANGFORD or Orange, Ca~,,, daughter WESTERN HALLMARK CARDS doned lht UM Of Ille flcllllous t>uel-PubllMed Otar.-COl•I Delly Pitel, bu .. nMt.. Sell. Tile underllgned CtUMO .. l<I FRAN C E S MA R I E Jill Steel o f i w a Ser · & GIFTS. 793 So. Tuilln Ava .. Or· n.., name ... so o T T RO Notice 01 Oeleull and Etecllon to
L N GFORD d · ......... CA 92866 PICCAOtLLY PARK CAFE. 4s81 Apr1I 18, 23, 30, May 7, 1982 UTH C AS BOA YA . A , passe away vices and In ent will be -··.-B.,b••• Lu•k 2389 Coiona 1724·82 2270 Newp<>n Boulevero, Newporl Sell 10 be recorded In tl'te county
on M ay 1982 in Monte rey, held in Prov! ence, Rhode Non:o, CA 91760 · · =.~1~•;2•~ull• P. Newport ------------Beech Ca111orn1192683 S 7 where •r'le reel pr°'*1'f la loclle<I
Ca. while visi tln~ h er son. bland. Arrangements by Mery L•k•. 2389 C«one. Nor· Tile F1C11t10U1 BUSlnesl Namer• DIDI"' MRTICE MICHAEL JOHN DAVI · 200 • Truetee or Pl'IY conctuc11ng 111e
lhe lo+lowing pe<IOll IS OOlng bUSI·
non as
SECURITY CONSUL TANT ANO
AL ARM SYSTEMS 25211 Stock·
PO<I 011v~ ~227. L99una Hiiia. CA
926S3
co CA 91780 f"-' In"'· ""~ "" No B Ocean Boulevard. Newport T1Tl.f URV1CEI, tHC. She was born in LSJOUri on Saddlebaclt Chapel Tustin, · 1•1ect 10 •l>Ove wH ,_, .,.ange ---.. .........,..-----1-u-.---1-1--·1 eeecn. Celt1orn11 92663 uw •-•-............. •'-ct., lult• 409 • Tllil bus1neu la condUC1ed by t Coun1y on May 17, 1'81 ..... ,,,...,.,. -_.. _. .. --.,.. April 11. 1900. Her husband Ca. generll pertnetlhlp RONALD O CRAIG. 15709 NA* STATIM«NT Tl't11 bullnest II conducted by an IMl.t lllloftlce. Ca ICM01
ABBAS SAOAR I 2521 1 Slack·
P<>tl Ortve • 22 7 Ltgun1 Hilla CA
92653
Thomas L . L..angford prece-LESTER Btrbat• Luel< Tustin Vilege Wey, fJ8. Tuet)n, CA Tile fOllOWlnQ '*'°"' tt• dOlng •ndtvtdutl __,,...
ded he r tn death. Survived EUGENIA LlLLIAN F11S711 92880 butlnftlu· MIChNIJ D•"'5 Detr.APAtL22.1te2
T 111s bus11Te11 is conoucted by en
1no1vt0ulf
i-2 ctuldren W'illlam r-r LESTER 'd t f Bal Publl1h1d Ottnga CoHI 01lly Tllll ~ -conctucted by SPEAR TRUCKING, 2119 Po· Th•t llal-1 wu hied witll tne TITLE SERVICES INC "7 ~ • , a resi en o • Ptlol, Mey 1. 14, 21, 2s. 1te2 lndMcNel mane, ca.a Meea. CA t2t27 County Clerk of Otenge County on aa Mid Tru11 ...
ge Langford o f M onterey, boa Island, Ca. Passed away 2072 .. 2 an ~ o. Cttlg TERRY PHILIP SPEAR, 2119 Apr1I 211, 1'82 flll2TO By Ka~ Tllompeon
ADbH SatOt rt
Th11 s111emen1 was ttled w11h tile
Coun1y C~k 01 O<ange County on •
April 20 t 982 Ca. and Dorothy 1... Bradley on May 5, 1982. She waa-----------T'Nl•t~t-fitd wfth lht Pomone.CoeWMeea.CA92t27 Ya~llldent Coun~o.rti of Ot-County on CANDACE SUE SPEAR 21 It Publl•h•O Ottnga Co•ll Dally Publltlled Oreno• Cotll Delly of N e wport B each , Ca • 2 born in Arkansas City, Kan-PWUC mllC( -...-· P9ot Apr1130 M.y 1 14 21 1982 Pilot Apr1130 M 7 14 1982
F1m11 Publlllle<I Orange Coul Diiiy
PtlOI AP<tl 23. 30. Mey 7, 1~. 1982
1819-82 sisters Ruth Boland of M IS-sas on July 31, 1912. She was ----------Apr1I • 1982· Pomona. Cotta Meea, c~27 ' ' • 1890-112 • ' .,, ' 869-82
souri and Virginia L..aMar of preceded In death by her c"'-1G01 PUbltahed 0t eo.. '~~t in:=:-11 cono by'"
1
·
A 5 d h Id TS. NO 813455A Ref 120 35800 8 •--" 3 30~ 7 1
1
4 1 T·_,,, p "-·· •-.,. Ml\ftt'C .. mt &r MRTJl't r izona. gran c 1 ren pa(ellta and her brothers and NOTICE°" TitUITilrl IA.Li lot • ..,...." 2 • . ... .,. • • ~·, ......-,._ nv1rw: ,.-.n. "" ~
an d 2 great-grandchildren. stSten, sM was the youngest Executed by. Biiiy E Stevenaon 17S4-S2 ™' •ttt-t wu flltd wl111 the MOC NOTICE
J end Ramone L. St.-.on County Clerk of 0r.JllQ4' County on OFflCIAL l'tlOCE!DINOa Of' Visitation wil be held at the of 7 children. Eugenia a nd On Friday Mey 2s. tt82 11 ,. 15 DI-"' W\TICE April 20. 1te2 THE IOAMI °" IUPEllVllOfll FICTmous BUIUNEIS
Ba ltz Berg eron Smith & J o11n "Lester were married A.M CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE l'"\IUU\t"" F1mn OF OflANGE COUNTY. NAME STATEMENT
Tuthill Mo rtuary on Sun-o n February 7, 1932 in Ark· COMPANY u ou1y a ppointed flCTITIOUI eu..,.•1 Publillltd °''':r. Coat Dally "'1• CAUfOflNIA The following penons ere oo+ng
d ay. M ay 9 , 1982 Cro mansasCity. K ansas, they Tru1tee uno1r endpureu1ntto NAMllTATil•NT lot,Aprll23,30, ey 7.t4,1~~~182 Sant1Ana.ce11torn1a t•utt•r>esaasc 7
loopM 500PM F I OeedotTrustrecordad 10·30-79, Tllelotlowlngpeoon1 trt001ng • INTAI ATE DET AIL 23 2 : to : · une ra moved to California in 1935. u Intl. No. In book 13373, ~ ... A 1agu1111 meeting 01 Ille Boato ot SupervtlOl l of O•ange Counly, C•I· Newpoll Boulevero Cosie M•H.
services w i II b e held o n They resided o n Balboa b -page 1m. of Offlcltl Record1 In the <•I INVESTMENT BROKERS OF l't8.JC NOTla: Uornla, etto 11111no u tile Governing Boero 01 tile D111ricts govtttned by Cattlornia 92626
M onday, May 10, 1982 at land for t h e past 10 years. olllce of the County Recorder or CALIF : (b) INVESTMENT BAO· ,.ICTITIOUl llU ... 11 Ille BotrO Of Supe<\lllOll was l1e4d AP<ll 27, 1982, 11930 AM The rot. JEFFREY RAGNAR LYNN. 322
1 :OOPM at Baltz Bergeron Eugenia and John celebrated Orange County. Ctlllornl• WILL KEAS OF SOUT~ERN CALIF , 10 ...u. ITATH•NT lowing n1med member• being presenl. Bruce Nn1ande. Chal1man Ao01r Eest Ll"e 0 •-Stieel. San Gebriet,
Smith & Tuthill Westcliff their ~0th anniversary on ~~~:J/~1~LJ~:~gi1i~J~ M1ll~r~H1~E~P~~~~~. INC .. • ~':!.':~:wing pereon 11 doing ~~~anton. Henletl M. Wieder, Relph B .• Cltrk. Thomu F Alley ano lhe Calllg'~i:i~~~!us 322 Ees1 Liv•
Chape l Mortuary w ith the Fe bruary 7, 1982. She is (peytbl• et Um• of Hit In lawful California c0tporatlon. 10 Manero. J & ~ CONTEMPORARY DE· Aeapooln1men1 ot Jeck Miiier to Ille westm1n1t1r Civic Centcw Autllorlty Oak Slreei. San Gabiiet, Calll<><nl•
Rev. Gene Swanson o f the surrvived b y h e r loving ~of !he United Slttt1) ti tht 1,-.me, CA 92714 SIGNS 7632 Alb_. o H t•~ ena 11>PQ4n1men1 of HarOld A. Fltcher 10 Ille Advlaory Boerd on Drug 91776
front entranu to tile ofd Orange Thia bu9IMN 11 conoucttd by • ton BMo,, CA 9264:. r.. un • ..,. Program•. ere IPPfoved. Commen011ion. end 1>1ocl•me11on1 are appro. ThlS bullnest '' conducted by • Harbor Chnsuan Church of husband J o hn and her 2 County Court l'fouH. located on c:orporetlon. Jolln AnthOny Hag.n, 7832 Al· vect Ae1lgn1Mnl of Oellnquent Medlct l Cenle< accounlt 11 epptoved general paitnership
Newport Beach o fficiating. childre n John, Jr. and Kay Sent• An• Blvd . betwffn Syc:t· FLH En1~. Inc. 0 B Ceneln conttructlon contr1Ct1 are proposed. ewtrded and completed JeNiey A Lynn
Interment will follow at Pa-Coope r a nd also 7 grand-more St. and 6roadwey Sentt Ana, F. L. Hanton. bell• r ' l'funllngton H ell. CA Legl1l1llon Pfenning Commlltet 1ecommendallon• .,. edoptad Tht1 sttletne(ll "'81 ftltd Wllll tile
clfic View Cem eter y . Mrs. c hildren, John Lester Ill, Calltomlt tll ttgh1. lllle and lntereet Prtlident ~·bull,_ It oonduc1ed by.,, Tilt name of Aeproducllon, A1cord1 eno G11p111c1 olv111on 11 Coun1y Clerk of Oienge County on
Langford w as a resident o r Paula , --r, Carrie r~r. conveyed to and now lleld by II Tllll 11aiement wu flied wttn tile lnclMdual. changed to Repr<>9rtphlc1 end Record• OM11on G11nt dHd of Ro•· Al>fll 28 1982 ,1_ ....,,...., """">""" under H id Oeect ot Trull In tile County c... of Orenot County on Jolln A. H ""°°' Corporation • leitur• Wor1d n-ArN p91c;t1 11 eccep1td Ad· _,. Costa M esa since 1962 and Wtlfred Cooper, Alfred Coo-proPefly 111ueted tn H id County Maleh 30, tH2 Thlt lt.tement wa:" f»ed with tile m1a1on •-at NewPOft 0v,_ ere tnc:r....O ~ ahtrlng funding Publt1hed Orange Co111 Dally
was a member of the Harbor per, Michele Lester and Mi· end 6~ cteectlbtd -P-74 County Cier1I of Ot County tor CIPl1tl ~o..-111 tClf '"'San Clementi a..*>< Cent., is epp<ovect P1to1. AprM 30. Mey 7 14, 21. 1'82
Christian C hurch of New · chael Letter. Services will PARCEL 1. Publletled OrllliJ9 Cout Ollfy Mlfc:h 11. 1H2 ange on Tranel.,. of hind• 10 Fullerton Sou1n Cen1111 Homeownen 6 Tenant• 1s93-82
Be h Se I d Sa Unit 7, tn th• City of Coate Piiot. Apt 23, 30. Mey 7. 14, 1982 f~ Aeaodtlton II eutnonz.cs Bolero Mounllin Flr• LOOkout Ftcillty egr ... port ac · rv cet un e r be held on turday, May 8, Mesa. County of Oranoe. Stet• of 1804-82 ~Orange Cout Deity flllol, ment with Tile lmnt ComPWIY 11 approved AB s DetermlnttlOn '°'A•· PlB.JC NOTICE
the direction of &lu Berge·• 1982 at 1 l:OOAM at the Pa-Clllfomlt. •.._and dtfll..a on 19, 23, 30, .,...,, 1, t982. view Terrace Anneutton It llC>PFO'led. Property Tex Revenue E.itc:hanQe
ron Smith & Tuthill West· a fic View Chapel. Entomb-11111 certain Conctomlnlum P11n PU8lJC NOTIC( 1120-92 Decermlnelton for Annex111on No. 82·1 It apprO'led Raeolut1on1 certifying FICTTTIOUI llU ... 11
C recorded June 15, lt79 In Book EJR 400 u compltlt and perking rlltfietlone on P0110ll Perkway 111 NAm ST.An.NT cliH hapel M o rtuary o f ment at P acific View Me-13199 PIO' 1395, Oftlclel Recorch AChliOue W.I tdopt.O, and Av~t w4tll Mlallon Viejo Company It llC>P'oved en. Tile lollowlng person 11 doing
c.o.ta Mesa 646-9371. monal Park. Pacific View of 0r.,. County Calfomle.. ..,... .,.,.......,, PUBt.IC NOTICE rn1n11 JultlQa Ooundl tttff .,,_t 11 approved OC-9 Super ao Mr-.1ct t>ull,_ u
Mortuary dtrec1.ora. PAACa 2. Tiie tollowlng perton1 are ctolng from Jolln W"'f09 AlrpOrt 11 lntroctuc:.d ~ Frortlltt ~. Amendmenll CONNECT SOFTWARE. 2854
An undivided 11ttn tnter.t In ~ea: '1CTTTIOUI IUltNlll to C-Cllll Alrtlne Acoeea Plan for .Jann Weyne Alrpott ere tc>Proved 0 11nge Avtnue. Sult• A. Coate
and to Lot f of TrKt No. 1042& In WOOOCl'fUCK INDUSTRIES. ..,._ ITAnmNT Purdl ... of trec:tor fClf EMAIAecr .. tlon Ftclllt ... I• tutllorlied. Lind· M .... Ctlifornle 92t27. BARBOUR
EUNICE L . BARBOUR. Nil.IC NOTICE the City of c:o.ta Meea, County of 1135 Whittler. Suite C4, coita Tile lollowlng ptraon la Oolng llCape metni.nance oontrect for CSA 3 11 l!lorMMd t..tmp eerw:. con· Nll11 EHton l'fopkln1, 2954
Otano-. S._. of Cellfomla. aa P9' MMe. CA t2t27. ~ 11: trlCI I• apptoV.O. Coneuttant ~ contract for Ot•no• County ~ Orange Avenue, Suitt A, Co11a
mllP record9d In Book 461 peg9121 HARRY DENE PEACHEY, 213 MM ELECTRICS. 779 w 19111 glOnlll Emergency Meolcal SeMcte S)l91ems SytTll)Otium. "apptoved Mfta, CellfOfNa 9282'7
resid ent of South Laguna, --,.-IC~TTTIOU=---1-.,....---,--
Ca. Paaaed away on May 6, NAMI STA~
1982. Survived by ton Nell Tile followlng pt11on I• doing bullnetl u
10 22 of Mlacettaneov• Mape. r• loultr KelloO A--. f\Aler1on, CA Street, Cotti Mtte, CA 92t27. Woodbridge Fire ltatlon leaN 11 eirtancted. SenlClf Cltltan• Advlaory Tllll bullneu 11 OOnducted by an
corda of Orange County, Clllfornla '2$33. STEVEN ROBERT HICKMAN, Council'• ennuel repor1 11 rec.lvtd. Publlcetlon ot the Synopeee I• ln<IMdutl E togelhtf with •II Improvement• STEVEN MICl'fAE1. IOOA, 1922 1700'-' So. 81yf\'ont. 8elboe ltltnd. cflang9d. Nellltect-~ for Fullwton Creek Channel ptOject .. -NllM . Hopklnl ------------AWA ENTERPRISES, 2025 .-.on, eacec>tlna therelrOlll Con-Treoy tllr .. t. Garden Grove, CA CA t2M2. 1ac:1ec:t Tt1¥el req..-1 11 tulhorlzed. Trec:t mett1r1 we approved. T.. Thi• ''""'"'"'wet nled wi111 ltle ·~_...,.,__ __ ._ ___ -..... t Anaheim Ava . Colle MeH. CA
'2827 dotnlnlunl unit• f through • lncfu. t2804. ""' bullr-. " conOucted by Ill ml11.,. .,. ~. Poet audit for GSA/Reproduction, Record• end County Clertc of Otange County on
IALTl IDGHOM
SMITH I TVTHILL
WHTCLlff CHArll
427 E 17th SI
Cos ta Me'>a
f;4f\·Q3' 1
rtllCI NOT'4HS
SMrTHS' MOl'l\lilY
627 Main S1
Hunt1no1on &ac n
536-6539
rACIHC Y•W
MIMOllAA. r M•
c.n.tery M0ttvarv
Ct\apel·CrematOIV
3500 Paic:1f1c 'tltew Ortvf'
Newport Be ac;h
6'4·2700
.---.
HAMbl U~MT. OUYI MortuatV • C.rNlefV
ClemllOfV
162$ Gtllef Ave c:::::
Rlclltrd W. Cram, 2025 An•-
lltlm. Cotti Mete. CA '2627.
Thlt bullnetl It condUC1ed ~ tn
lndMdual Alcherd W C<tm
Tllfs 1te1emen1 ,.. .. ftleO witll 11le
Coun1y Clerk of Otanoe County on
etve. looettcl fl!«~. Tlllt bWlneM le oonducted by • II· lndMduel. Oraplllet II rectMKI. ~ MMoel egr_,t tor Moulton Ptrll· Aprll 14, 1982
PAAClL 3: mtt.d partlllt'lfllo. Sl4MFI A. Hlclllnln way fMllblllly Study le app<Olled. Bofla Clllce Locel Couttl Prog11m nl1ID
An ••dutllve ..-nent """"' a...... M. Bodi Thil ·~· ..... tlled With tht ltej)Onte tummaty le rectlved. Conaultanl ltt'vlOll tgrtemenl '°' ROM Publllhtd O••no• CoHI Dally
-*"to Md! unit tor the Ule and Tiiie 1tatement wu filed with ,1141 County Clertt of Orlnot County on canyon Roed route looetton 1tudy EIR It approved. FleQIMlt tor propoeal Piiot. April 18, 23, 30, Mey 7, 1'82 oocupency of nioe. poruona of the County Clerll of Orange COWlty Oft Apr" 20. 1oe2. to prO'lidt 8SI MMCM 10 tlCOhollc c!Mnta 11 eu111or1zect. Agr_,1 '°' 1882-42
rtetttCted common .,.. ~ Apr1I ~. 1M2. ~,....,.,. Clllldren'• Group l'forne s.rvteee 11 renewed. Mentel HHllll Service•
In ,,.. Decllflllon or Aeatnctlon• '""'' PUOlllhed Orange I OtlY Pl-IQlffmenl I• 1pproved. Library tgrHmtnl With Sanll Ant College l'ta.JC NOT1CE
record9d In Book (31'8 Jl9llf 1321 Pvbhfttd Of'anoe eo.tl OeilY tot, Apr1123, IO, Mey • • t .. 2 Founctetlon It amended. Aor~t will! Ille City of Fullerton'°' recr .. ·•------------fW7711 Ofllclef Rec«dl of Ilk! County MC} Plot. Apr1123. ao. ~ 1. 14, 1~ • 1712~ tlonel ICtMllM II Craig Reglonef Perk 11 "'*1Cled. Locel Emergency It Nler71•
Pul>lithed Orenge Coalt Delly PMot. allown on the Condomtntum Plan 1114M2 1-----------p(OCltilmed Van 8uren Storm Drain c1ea1gn It eutllorlMd. Negotiation of • f'ICTmCM.ll ., .....
AP<ll 21, 1982
AprN 23. 30, May 7, 14, 1'82 for ..ot unit. NUC llOTIC( agiMrMnt with AIMlhtlm ~KMc*ldellde Community Center, lno. II IC>-,.,... ITAn.NT
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