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FIGHTING BACK Wt•ndy Pnwsn1k. H, 1s angry A box of
candy sht• bought recently d1dn 1 uimt· through with tht•
promise made an the slogan, "ii pr 111 · in 1•\'Prv box · ... o Wt•ndy
1s suing
No prize; girl, 9,
sues Cracker Jack
CARMEL, Ind {AP) Ntnl'
year-old Wt·ndy Potasnak t.akt"
her CrackN Jack so sPnousl v
t h a t s h t• · ., s u 1 n g t h ;.
manufacturt>r for <dl1•gt'dh
forgetting tu pul a prize ms1dt·
her box of candy-matl'<i popC"orn
and peanut."
Shi' fll<'d -;u1l an th£' sm:ill
claims d1v1 :.1on of H<1mil11111
Coun t y Court . c1sk1ng 1h1•
Cra<.·kt•r JaC"k D1 v1s10n of Bor<h·11
Inc be.' m<Hh· to poy 1·our1 ni-.L'
and furni ... h .1 to'>
"ThC'V <1dVl·rt1s.· .. fn'\' lo\ Ill
each be.ix llc>Wf•ver. lhf'rt' "" ....
n o nl' an mine l f1•1·I .... nll I
bought thf'ir product bt'i. :1u~· of
their da1m, tlll'Y brukt> <• ,·ontr.11 I
with mC'." WPndv wrote· in lw1
fatht•r Lm<l ht>r Ii vear old c;1su•r.
Roh1n. as w11m~;
Tt•h•phone Cdlls Mondc1y night
lo 8ordt•11 Inc l~Jrpor:.itt· offll"t~
111 Columbus. Oh1t>, and N e w
York Wf'rl' not answerL•d The
h nm 1 • numb t· r [o r Mau r 1 c ('
O'H1 ·1 ll y, ,1 l~Jmpany spokt·sman.
was d1snmnt'l'tPd . a('('()rdmg to a
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1Sr e CR.\f'KER. Page A2J
Stuckle
• regains
custody
By DAVID KUTZMANN Oftt. Delly PHot It.ff
A 15-month-old boy w hose
father as beUeved to be state Sen .
John G . Schmitz was back in th e
care of his Tustin mother today
pending further court hearings
on her fitness as a parent and her
alleged negligence in not seeking
timely med ical attenuon for a
genital injury the child suffered.
Carla Verne Stuckle, 43 .
emerged sm1lmg from Albert
Sitton Home in Orange Monday
carrying her young son only
minutes after a Superior Court
judge had autho rized the
youngster's temporary re leasP
from t.."Ounty care
Stuckle, who claimed last
month that Schmitz was the
father of bot h her infa n t
c hildre n , was mobbed by
reporters as she (·arried the
blond-haired boy m her arms.
"I 'm delighted," she said
before walking thl' short dt~tance
from Juvenile Court Lo the Sitton
home. "My son as l"Ommg home."
The infant was taken from her
late last mo nth by order of
Superior Court Judge William
Murray aft.er do('turs treated the
boy for sl'r1ous inJur1l's to has
penis
Police offo:1ab havC' said they
believed a strand or hair was
intentio nally wound tightly
aro und th1-• o rgan, almost
*verang 1t
Shortly aflt>r that July 19
ht•arinK an Ju v(•nale Court.
Stuckle Wa!> arrt'Sted by Tustrn
police and c:h4.1rgC'd with a single
count of felony child neglect
r1c•lat1ng to the' tnjury
She has pleaded innocent to
the c hargl' and fa ces a
prehmmary hearing Aug 23 in
Centra l Orange County
Municipal Court
She also must come back to
Juvenile Court on Sept 10 for
'ieparate proceeding!!> on her
fitness as a mother
Meanwhall'. S uperior Court
Judge Byron M{·M1llan ruled
Monday. s he l'an ma1nta1n
custody of tht• l'h1ld until the c:ClSC'
1s completed.
Doret•n Mc·Carthy. a c ase
worke r with tht' county's Social
Serv1<.·es Department. "said she
rec om me n d c· d t h e b o v be
n•1urnC'd to his mothc·r·s· care
be<:aus<' she· fl'lt the· <.·hild would
he "'1fe
She said cart• of the infant
!See CHILO, Page A2)
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Ot•ANCf COUN I Y ' A l 11 OUNIA 25 CENTS
Nagasaki recalled
600 in Seal Beach mark anniversary
Delly l"tlol It.ff l"tw>4o
AT VIGIL Participant in interfaith cere mony in Seal Beach
would idenufy h erself only as ''No Guns." S h e said sh e is from
Planet Earth.
•
About 600 partictpated ln what
was balled as an mtertaith vigil in
Seal Beach to ma rk the 37th
a n niversary o f t h e atomic
bombing at Nagasaki, Japan.
Police said t h ere was n o
Violence Monday night and the
crowd was exceptionally we ll
behaved as it marched about half
a mile f r o m M cG augh
Elementary School to the u.S:
Naval Weapons S tation on Seal
Beach Boulevard.
Sponsors of the event called
for all peop le to reme mbe r
Nagasaki by working for passage
of the nuclear weapons free~
m1tiative m November and for
ehmmalion of nuclear weapons.
MaryLou Brophy, a Sea\
Beach resident, said the Navy,
station was chosen as the site for
the vigil "because even though it
looks peaceful, Seal Beach is a
nuclear neighbor hood li ke
Nagasaki."
She drums there is evidence to
prove that the station stores
nuclear warheads
Rabbi Be rnard Kang of t he
Shir Ha-Ma AJot Harbor Reform
Temple of Newport Beach , gave
the opening prayer at the r ally.
The closing benediction was
given by Father Philip Rountree
of St. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church in Corona del
Mar
The Orange County Alliance
for Survival, the Orange C'..oun ty
Interfaith Commlllt'E' for Peace
and the Seal Beach Nuclear
Action Group sponsored the vigil.
Newly wed man
drowns in lake
FRESNO (AP) -A Norwalk
man d rowned at Millerton Lake
just a few hours a fter he was
marned, F resno County coroner's
office reported.
Steve Kirkegaard, 32. was at
the Jake Saturday aft.Pmoon wtth
htS bnde. Loudene, and htS best
man w hen he sank while trying
to swim to a buoy.
complaint ·
"I was n•allv mad wht·n 11
happenNl but· I wa:-. " 111111
nervous wh<·n I w(•nt to 1·our1 ..
said tht• girl who Pntl'r., 1h1
fourth r;11lt· this fall
San Onof~re warned
"lt'c; not mv favontt• 1 .inch
but 'iOmc•t 1mi.•s I Pal 11 l'v o•
alwayc; goltl•n d toy hd••f•'. -.ho•
said
of 'metal failure'
A ht'.11 ing 111 th<• 1'<l'it' h.os lH'l'll
• sche<lult'Ci Aug :w
WC'nd y ~vs shl' wtll 1·;dl 11 .. ,
Noisier 3 d ays
due from Toro
Tht' nol!>P lC'vel 1n southern
Orange County w ill be..> mueasNJ
t o da y. W l:d n esday and
Thursday. a('('()rdmg to officials
al the Manm' Corps Air Station
El Toro
Due t o 1nc:reased flight
operations. the noise lPvel will
mcreas<' WC'dnesday from :1 to 5
pm . and on Thursday from 10
a .m t.o 5.30 pm off1c1als said
l Jff11 1.tl.., of th1 S.111 Unufr ('
11111 11•;11 p<1w1•r pl.int 1 la1m th1
pl.ml w.1s d1•s1g1wd IP prt•v1·nt
tht nll'l.tl h11u ... 1ng around th1·
1.11h11.01 t1v1· n1n• frnm "( rrwk1ng
liko · .• r111·u· of glas.'i ..
A go\'t•rnml·nl "<ifl'l'> png1m•1•1
It.is \.\drnt'\l Southt•rn Cal1for111.1
f'.d1 ... on ('11 pri1111µ.tl ownpr 11f
tlw pl.1111 th:1t 111n:-.t.mt 1'.i.posun·
In r<1rl1.it1cm could wf'akcn tht•
-.t1·t·I ;ind poc;!!>1bly trigg<'• <1
mt>ltd ow n during emt•rgenc·y
l'Oolmg proc-cdun-s
David Barron. a <ipokt..,man for
Edison. said M o nday th a t
"tht>oret1cally" the warning b y
[..,._•rnt'tr1r~; L &sdekas, a saff'ty
1•ng1nf'c•r for the· Nul'leor
Ht'gulat ory Comm1ss1on as
c-t1rre1:1
Rut Rarrnn o.;a 1d Ed1c;on has
COUNTY
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Mesa attorney leads custody fight
A retarded couple fights for eustody of son and a
Costa Mesa attorney aids their battle Page Bl.
Gala be n e fits art srhool
The weather cooperated with the oceanside
setting for the "Moonlight Memories" gala to benefit
the Laguna Beach School of Art. Page B2.
STATE
3,000 seek show jobs
Some 3,000 people are seeking jobe at the US
Festival to be presented Labor Day weekend near San
Bernardino. Page A4.
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b<'en aware of thC' theor y for
yc·ars and des1gnf.'d the seaside
nuclear plant to prevent any
chance of a breakdown in the
'iteel vcsst-lc; surrounding the
rl'actors · cor<'
"We've dont• studies which
c;how thC'r<' as no possibility that
the· probl<'m would OCC'Ur during
the life of tht• plant," Barron
said
"When you sub.)('Ct a p1l'CE' of
metal to rad1at1on over a long
period of time. 1t becomt'S more
brittle," Barron said
"What w f' did was install
samples o f the m('tal in the
reactor core so we could take
them out at p<'r1od1c intervals
and see what the effect was
Even undt•r the m os t
ISee ONOFRE, Page A2)
ARTWORK STAYS -George Van Dam who
painted his Costa Mesa house a t 466 Magnolia
Ave. a rainbow of colors in retaliation for his
ne ighbor 's constructio n h as vowed to keep the
hand-painted stars and m oon on hts r oof and
the splash of colors on the house Van Dam
D.itr Ptlot ~o by ,._.~ o,,_..
recently lost an app eal to for ce William
Gallagher. 492 Magnolia Ave., to tear down
the garage he an d h is wife built behind their
home. The painting is onJy o n the G allaghe rs'
side of the fence.
NATION
Damn Yankees form club
Damn Yankee clu bs are s pringing u p in Texas as
expatriates fight hom esickness a n d c ulture sh ock .
Page A8
Slayer to die tonight?
RICHMO ND, Va. (AP) -Lawyers trying to stop
F rank J . Cop pola 's e xecution tonight and thwart the
convicted m u rderer's desire to die in the e lectric chair
filed for a stay today with a federal appeala court.
Coppola said he wants to die.
Rock s tar also shocker
Rock star Ozzy Osbourne la kno wn for h ia
unpredictability. Read about hla llltelt shock
perf ~rm.ance on Page A~.
INDEX
At Your Service A4 ln t.ermission B6
Boati C2 Ann Landers A7
Erma "Lmbeck A7 Movies B6
Business B4-5 Mutual Funds B4
Cavalcad e A7 Na tional News A3
Classified C4-8 S ports Cl-4
Comics B7 Dr. St.elncrohn A7
Croaword B7 S tock Markets 85
Stan Delaplane A7 Televia.ion B8
Death Notices C4 Theaters B6
Editorial A6 Weather A2
En t.ertairunen t B6 World News A3
Horo900pe A7
SPORTS
Dodgers hall-same oui
Pedro Guerrero'• home nm off Jim Kem in the
13th inning aave the Dodgers a 3-2 wm ov~r
Clnclnnati and moved them within a half-game of
Atlanta in the NL .w-. Pap Cl.
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ONOFRE WARNING • • •
conservative calculatJona, we still
have a number of years to
operate without having to take
any corrective action at all." ~Jim Hanchett, a NR C
i1pokeaman In Walnut Creek,
added that Basdekaa' warnings
have been exhaustivel y
researched during the past two
years and nobody else on the
r_(RC technical staff agrees with
~ekaa' views.
""The NRC technical stalf has
09ncluded that at this time,
pressurized thermal shock does
not pose an unacceptably high
dsk to the public's health and
~fety," Hanchett srud.
"There have been a lot of
t1\ermal shock occurrences in
l\uclear reactor vessels, but none
has ever resulted in a reactor's
being breached."
In a story published in the
Dallas Times Herald, Basdekas
warned that metal vessels
housing the rad ioactive cores of
14 nuclear plants are dangerously
"euaceptlble" to crack.lna during
emeraency coollna procedures.
"There la a high, lncreutna
likelihood that someday aoon,
durlns a see mingly minor
malfunction at any of a dozen or
more nuclear power planta
around the United Statea, the
steel ve11ela that houae t h e
reactor core ls solni to crack like
a piece of glass," Baadekas said.
In addition to San Onofre,
Basdek.as cited 13 other nuclear
plants where he said the
possibility of a thermal shock
cracking the metal vessels exists,
including Rancho Seco, Clay
Station and Three 'Mile Island.
San Onofre is not now
generating electricity, although
low -level tests are being
performed on the Unit 2 reactor.
Unit 3 still is under construction
and Unit 1 is inactive pending
completion of modifications
designed to strengthen the
reactor's r esistance to an
earthquake.
Hit, run driver
gets 10-day stay
The hit-and-run driver who
struck and kiUed Newport Beach
resident Donald W arner lasl
September has been ordered lo
begin serving a 240-day Jail
sentenc:e.
Samuel Gibbs, 21, a resident of
Orange who appeared in Orange
C.ou n ty Superior Court on
Friday, was granted 10 days to
~k appellate l.'Ourt review.
Un!Pss Gibbs secures review
by the Fourth District Court of
Appeal in San Bernardino. he
w1U be J8iled Aug. 16.
Warner, 26, was hit and k1Ued
m the pre-dawn hours Sept 19
while crossing Balboa Boulevard
:_it 32nd Street. The dnver and a
pa ssenge r s topped briefly,
according to witnesses. and then
took off.
The death car was loc:ated
several days later, abandoned m
a Whittier shopping center
Gibbs has admitted to being
the driver and SaJd he panicked
after the accident. He has denied
that he was driving recklessly.
The young driver, who plea
bargained for the 240-day jail
sentence last spring. went to
court late last week to get the
sentence stayed and have a fuU-
jury trial.
Gibbs said in talung his plea-
barga.in position, he agreed that
he was driving with negligence,
an admission he now claims IS not
true.
CRACKER J AC K • • •
"At the time 1 t was very
upsetting lo her," Mrs. Potasnik
~id "Sh<' was so sad-faC'ed."
We nd y's Cather , Alan J
Potasn1k, said he urged his
daught<>r to sue several weeks
.iftcr shc mailed a complaint to
the manufacturer and recC'1ved
no reply
"Onc night Wendy was askin~
rne what a lawyer does. I had a
hard time explaining it." said
Potasnik. who is not a lawyer
"So when this came up I said,
'let's go to court and file su1 t ·
"( took her to the courthouse
.1hd had her pick up the Corms.
frll thC'm out and gave her a tour
of the room whe r e th<· trial
might be held." he said
Employees in the l'OUnty
clerk's office said the youngster
could barely see over the counter
when ~he hied the documents
"She's to the pornt now whC're
she's pretty interested m how the
system works." Potasnik said.
"It's a little course in the
jurisprudence system ."
Wendy said she hopes "next
lime t hey'll have toys 1n the
Cracker Jacks." ln the meantime,
she's sticking to her guns.
"I'm not buying any more unul
this ts settled." she said
to pick
site?
By GLENN SCOTT oru..~,....., ....
A definite locaUon la e~
to be choeen toniaht for livlne'a
planned City C"enter, but It
probably won't inr.lude
headquarten for the local 1ehool
district. \
The Irvine City Council wiU
review at Its 7:30 p.m. meetlna
today at City Hall a
recommenda tlon from U1
adminiatratlve staff to develop
the long-10ught City Center at
Jeffrey Road between extenaiona
of Barran~ and Alton parkwaye.
The center Initially was
envisioned to mlx offices of local
governments with retail and
commercial buildings, thus
creating a oomfortable plaza-like
atmosphere that would serve as a
central meeting place.
That plan still is in the work.a.
In fact, an architectural team
already is at work on designing a
master plan for layout Df the
plaza. The city 1s paying the
designer $1 27,000 for the design.
Until recently, however, most
all the officials working on the
project had expected that Irvine
Unified Sch ool District's
proposed new headquarters
would be inc:luded.
School district leaders have
urged others to hasten selection
of a site so they could begin
construction of their offices soon.
But now they say it may be too
late for their participation in the
plaza, and city officials agree.
For the school district, the
issue is economics. rt needs to
have a location. design and
environmental impact report
prepared for its n e w offices
before the Nov. 2 election.
Officials say they need to
commit a voter-approved $5
million bond toward the project
before the e lection , when a
statewide $500 million school
bond is up for passage.
If that $5 million bond Isn't
committed by then, lrvine would
receive that much less should the
statewide measure pass, said Ron
Upton, deputy superintendent.
ln a memo t o the council.
Assistant City Manager Paul
Brady Jr admitted the Jeffrey
Road site may not be a feasible
location for the district. An
environmental report couldn't be
prepared until Dec. 14, he noted.
Said Brady: "There IS a strong
possib1hty the school district may
decide to locate its facility outside
the C tvic C enter since they
require a site location with an
approved EIR.''
Other major buildings
expected to remain in The center
are City Hall, including a new
police station , Irvine Ranch
Water Dis trict o ffices. a new
Senior Citizens' Center. a day
care center and a performing arts
center.
Fair and sunny
(.'on.'i l <r l
POINT CONCEPTION TO THE
MEXICAN BOAOER ANO OUT 60
MILES Small craft adv11ory
over ouier coastal waters from
Polnl Conce(>loon 10 San NIC<>l8$
181a/>d 10< nof1h-I wtnds 18 lo
28 koola wtth 2 10 8 loot seas
through Tuesday Elsewhere light
11arlable wloda night aod mornlog
houri 1>eCOm1og -1 to sovthwesl
10 t o 18 k nots Tuesday
altemooo Southwest swell I to 3
feet Night and morning low
cloud• and local log becoming
mostly lair Tl>Mdav afternoon
l ' .. ~ .. ~u1111uarv
A cold l root spread
1hunders10<ms across lhe easrern
Qullfler or lhe natton with st0<ms
from Texea to New Eogland.
Where heaVy rain fell
ChtCOPM Fans. Mass got 2 10
loches o l r a 10 fr om
thunderaro rma, aod Hartlord
Conn . gol 3 20 inches
W orc•••er. Mass, nad 2 23
1nchea. won 1 06 RI BMlon
The Gull Coaat also g o l
dr•nched during the mornlog
Mond1y with 1 87 loches of ralo
•t Houlton. and 1 17 at Corpus
Chrl1tl, Texu
Th• M id west had mild
19m9«•tures and SUf1ahlne, with noort rNdlnga In the SO. lo Upper,
Mlchlgen, •r>d SO. lo the centr9'
Pia.Int •od the upper Mlsslselppj
Velley
Show••• apra11d trom the
nortr-n Roek1411 Into the C«'trlll
Plalna during the morning. aod
ll'Mlt9 -e • 1-lhowera In the
Pectflc Nort"-1.
T•mper•turo arouod the
oatlon el midday Monday r•no-<t
rrom 1 low or 50 degrees at
Houghton 11\d Marquette. Mlcll ..
10 • high or 110 111 P•lm Sprlog.a
For today, •c •tter•d
lhunderatonna -e forecast OYer
lh• Gull Coaat and aoulh••"
Atlantic CoNt 11a1es. with 1 ,_
thundef~ develOplng OY9< the c.ntr9' Plelnt
Hlghe In the 70. end SO.-•
prec!lct.O lo the north«n atatee.
In the 90t In the Soulh, end •bo¥9
100 In parta of lh• d•aart
Soulr-1
areas
Heavy winds and seas betweeo
Point Cooceptloo •nd Sao
Nicolas Island are expecited lo
decrease somewf\at toolghl aod
Wedoeeday EIMwtlere. light and
variable winds In the ol9hl aor
morning hours are ••peeled to pick up to 10 to t 8 knots t>y
al1ernooo1 w.th 2· to 4.root _,
M0<n1og low clouds Should cleat
by evenlOQ
Teni 11er a l11res
NATION
HI lo
Albany 86 67
AlbuQue 91 64 Nll!Onel WHIM< S.MCe Amarillo 88 64 NO O US 0.01 or Commerce Ancho1age 63 51
A$11evllle 82 68 Fronts: Cold .,. Warm ..,..
At111n11 87 70 Ausltn 89 74 Naahvllle 86 73 Ba1t1m0<e 88 72 N-O<leaoa 91 7t Bill logs 72 6J Norfolk 9t 72 B1rm111Qnm 87 7 t Okie City 92 72 B1sm,1c~ 64 45 Omaha 65 60 80<se 94 63 Ph1l&<1phl8 87 73 B~ton 80 69 Ph09f\IX 110 87 81ow1is1111f> 93 79 Ptllsburgh 78 68 Buttalo BO 71 Provtdeoce 79 69 Burltngtoo 81 77 Raleigh 90 70 Casper 88 58 Rspld City 55 53 Charlstn SC 90 75 R•no 88 51 Ch&rlsln WV 82 69 Richmond 88 72 Clterllle NC 87 7t Seit lake 93 65 Cheyenne 82 81 SM Diego 80 69 Chteego 74 58 San F'ran 62 55 Clnclrm•ll 63 7 t Seattle 82 54 Cievet•nd 92 68 St Louis 81 63 Clmblt SC 88 72 St P-Tampa 91 74 Columbus 86 69 Spohoe 93 85 Del-Ft Wth 94 74 SyrecuM 85 65 Dayton 82 65 Topeka 84 62 Denver 119 67 TUCSO<'I 99 75 0.. MolnN 74 59 lulu 94 69 Oetrott 79 58 Wathlngto 87 75 er P•so 01 66 Wichita 05 65 Falrb8"kl 72 62 CAUFO..NIA FlmG•'•" 82 53 HI Lo GrNt Fellt 78 80 Bak era Ii.Id 99 74 Hertford 66 69 Bar•low toe 78 Hel«I• 84 80 Big Bear 83 44 Honolulu 89 72 Bllh()p 97 56 Houlton 85 7' Blythe 108 83 lodo9'>1l1 79 64 C•t•llo• 70 86 Jeckanvtle 94 70 EVtek• 67 54 Kena City 83 60 FrMnO 100 7t Knoavtlle 65 70 lake Arr~ 85 54 l .. Vegu 107 76 Long 8Mch 87 66 llllle Rock 90 72 Loe~ 87 87 Loe A ...... 87 67 Mont•e)' 86 ~ loulevtlte 84 7 t Mt Wlleon 83 66 Lubt>odl 86 85 N...:llM 110 85 Memphlt 91 78 New'p0<1 8MCfl 75 84 Mlernl 87 63 OPiand 65 59 MllweulcM n 111 OnterlO 9e 84
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l.llme ~ 4 12 2 SW &eM•~ 2 4 12 1 2 SW
Nftloport 8Mdl 2 .. 12 2 3 SW
89'1 ~ Coun~ 2 4 12 2 3 aw '°' adnelldey: Uttle ot\aoge.
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Pelm Sprlogt t11 78 Puadene 94 65 Riverside 98 60 Red Bluff 90 ~
Redwood City 69 59
Secramento 85 55
San B&roardloo t03 65 S•o Gabrlet 95 63 Sao Otego 60 69 San Freoctaco 62 55 San Jote 74 59 Santa Aoa 79 85 Sent• Barbera 74 58 Sllllte Cru1 80 6.4 S1nla Merla 70 s.c
Saola Monie• 74 80 Tahoe Vatlfly 78 47
mog
The Alf Ou•llly M1nagement
Olatrlcl pt.Oleta uo"-81thlut 9'1
quellty today In moat .,_ Of the
Soulh Coaet Air BUln. with OOOd
•Ir lor•ceat lor lh• coHl•I
r9Qlooa. lnl•nd Oreng• Couoty,
the high •nd low d-11 and 8lg
Bear lak•.
Unhealthful lllr for ewryor>e It
l0<eca1t lo the San G1brlei end
Pomon• velr.y. with • Pollutant
St•Mard Index ot 215 •nd th•
Alv•rald•-S•o B•101rdlno •rae
with• PSI or 210
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By TM A110clas.d Preti
Iaree1 •nt w~ on ra1dl
.,.in.t auerrilla ...... ta 1n wen Beirut today and aald lt1 jeu
attacked Syrian mi-1.le battert.
in eutern Lebanon after
Menachem Begin'• government
approved "In pr1Qc~le" U.S. p.lanl to evacuate tMLO.
The Tel Avtv COmtNnd Mld
waf'DlaN9 knocked out a battery
of Syrian SAM.e anti-alrcraft
miuOn that bad been moved
lnto Lebanon'• eutern Bekaa
V.U.y despite larael'1 lnaiatence
that tM area be empty of IUCh
weapom.
It wu the third llme ltracl
REUNITE D -Carla Verne Stuckle and son John George
Bostrom leave Albert Sitton Home in Orange after judge ruled
Mrs. Stuckle could have temporary custody of her child. State
Sen. John Schmitz, R -Corona del Mar, is alleged to be the
father of the child.
From Page A1
CHILD RETURNED • • •
would be monitored closely and
that officials felt "there is no
danger to the child."
But Tustin police detective Jim
Hein, who has been the lead
investigator on the criminal case,
said later he was not all that
pleased with McMillan's dec1Sion.
"It came as a bit of a surprise."
Hein said "( thought the judge
would ret.am custody pending the
outcome of the c riminal
proceedings."
Hein added, "I hope and pray
the Social Services Department
monitors the situation."
Police are convinced that the
injury to the child was caused by
someone deliberately winding a
strand of hair so tightly around
the child's genitals that the penlS
was almost severed. An elderly
babysitter who had cared for the
boy was located by police in a
Los Angeles psychiatnc hospital
late last week.
Hein said his intervie w with
the woman , Mary Acosta .
oonv1ttced him that she was not
the one responsible for the
injury. He said she d~n1ed
attaching the string of hair.
Cops hope bandit
fled 'red handed'
' •
announced auacktn1 Syrian
mt11J111 In Lebanon aisace it
ac;reed to . Clllll-tlre with 81f'IA
on June 11 .
"The ttat.e of larael at.andl by
lu decl1ion not to permit the
Syriana to .move CTound·tcHlr
m tulle batterlee i nto tbe
Lebanon rqion," the TtJ Aviv
command ..rd.
. llraell warplanee .i.o a~
PalesUnlan sUerrUJa pmlticm tn
the Boura el·Barajneh5f camp eouth of Beirut
what the Tel Aviv comO)AD
called repeated ceaee-tlre
violations by the auerrtllal.
It said Bourj el-Barajn.eh w•
virtually empty of clvlllan
occupan ts and had become a
guerrilla bue. The communique
accused the g uer rlllaa ot
harassing ltraeli troop• with
mortar, baz.ooka and Ught-arm1
fire.
All planet returned safely, it
sald.
Meanwhi l e Israel la
apologimlg to the United States
for three incidents ln which an
American military liaiaon team in
Lebanon was harassed by Israeli
forces, including an F-16 jet
fighter.
The State and Defense
departmen ts said Monday the
United States lodged strong
protests with the Israel i
government and rece i ved
assurances there will be no
further actions of this kind.
Police seek
slayer of
HB manager
Police were continuing their
search today for two men wanted
in the fatal weekend beating of a
Cypress servtce station manager
who lived in Huntington Beach.
Cypress police Lt. Daryl
Wicker srud officers responded to
reporlS of a fight Saturday night
at the Arco station at Moody
Street and Ball Road and found
manager Wadih Baran, 26, lying
on the floor in the service bay
area. _,,.,,.
Badran had apparenuy been
bludgeoned with a hammer and a
piece of lumber. both found
nearby. Wicker said. The station
manager was taken to Los
Alamitos General Hospital.
where he died Sunday of head
injuries, police srud.
Passin~ motorists gave officers
jnrormation on an auto spotted at
the s tation , leading police to
obtain search warrants for two
residences in Westminster .
Wicker said.
At one of the homes. officers
arrested seven men on drug and
narcotics v10Jat1ons apparently
unrelated to the fatal beaung. he
said.
Fountain Valley police are remove and should help officers Wicker s aid police also
hoping the man who robbed a identify the holdup suspect i( he obtained arrest warrants for two
local savings and loan office wiU IS spotted elsewhere. men believed to have been
be caught red-handed. literally. The man, dest!'1bed as involved in the beating. The
Officers said a red dye capsule Caucasian, in his 30s. with brown men, Ali Berri and Mahomoud
attached to some of th#? money hair, enter ed the business at Bazine, both 22 and both
take n Cro m Fullerton Savings about 9 ; 3 0 a . m Monda y. Westminster residents, remained
and Loan, 18020 Brookhurst St.. displayed a handgun to a teUer at large.
is believed lo have exploded and demanded money. police Police said the station manager
outside the office. coating the srud. had been closing for the night
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Speculation gro
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Who will
president
MANILA, Philippines (AP) -
Speculation is growmg in political
and diplomatic quarters here on
who eventually will succeed
President Ferdinand E. Marcos,
who has been in office for 17
years and has five more to go in
his present term.
His wife , I melda, 52, is
mentioned often, but she denies
repeatedly s he has any such
intention.
Mrs. Marcos remains Reeond
only to Marcos in power and
influence in the Philippines. She
governs this capital city and its
s uburbs. oversees all social
services as a Cabinet minister and
sits in the National Assembly.
She also directs much of the
Philippines' foreign affairs in
frequent trips abroad.
T h e Philippines, a U .S .
territory from 1898 to 1946, has
strong personal, business a nd
military bonds with the United
States, but U.S . diplomats have
n ot expressed publicly any
feelings one way or the other
towards Mrs . Marcos as a
posmble successor. She has taken
a pro-American stand even
stronger than her husband's.
Marcos' opponents, critical of
the U.S . ties, have re tedly
called for his resignation. ut no
opposition leader has ed as
a viable successor giv the
grassroots political org tion
across the Philippines' m than
7,000 islands of Marcos' ·ticat
party, the New S ety
Movement.
The only op~tionist
pote ntially large foll
former Sen. Benigno
lives in American exile
a death sentence on m
subversion charges if he
His U.S. reside ncy cou
make him ineligible f
presidency for 10 yean
the constitution is chang
Marcos periodically d ks
rumors that he is dying f an
incurable disease or is so k he
may have to resign. He been
shown water skiing, j ing,
playing golf and working t in
the palace gymnasium last
month said his doctors fo him
"clear of any malady."
A constitutional chan
year s et up a 15-m ber
Executive Committee to en the
day-to-day affairs of goveunent
and take over temporariljl the
event of the president'sleath,
disability, removal from office or
resignation.
Saturday, Marcos announced
the appointment of ·his wtfe to
the committee, saying she would
be the representative of the
Philippines' women. Marcos so
far has app:>inted 11 members to
the comnutt.ee.
Opposition Assemblyman
Ruben Canoy urged Marcos to
either call an election for a vice
president or designate a member
of the Executive Committee as
his 11.&0Ce.or if he leaves office
before the next election in 1987.
Canoy did not name any
possible contenders, but at least
two others have emerged as
possible alternatives to Mrs.
Marcos:
-Prime Minister Cesar
Virata, 51, a loyal technocrat who
has withstood considerable abuse
for often unpopular economic
policies. He stands in Mrs. Marcos'
shadow at official functions.
-Defense Minister Juan
Ponce Enrile, 58, a longtime
Marcos loyalist who has a strong
legal and business background in
addition to his position of
influence over the anned forces.
Aillerican cliillhe 41, killed
Survivor tells how companion fell precipice
PEKING (AP) -"I heard the
ice crunch b e hind me and
thought it was the wind howling,
but when I turned around Roger
was gone," the leader of an
American mountainee ring
expedition said today.
"I thought we were safe and
Roger was just a few feet behind
me, but he slipped on the ice,
skidded to the cliff and fell 2,000
feet down a precipice." Steve
Creer of Denver, Colo., told The
Associated Press.
Creer said Roger Kirkpatrick,
a 41-year-old English teacher
from Princeton, N .J., was killed
July 29 after the two men skied
to the top of Mount Muztagata, a
24,757-foot peak in the Xinjiang
region of northwest China.
Kirkpatrick died on the
descent at about 24,213 feet,
Creer reported. He was the third
Am e rican killed i n a
m ountaineering accident in
China in two years. Last May 15
a woman climber, Marty Hoey of
Seattle, fell to her death on
Mount Everest, and on Oct. 13,
1980, Jonathan Wright, an ABC
cameraman from Colorado, was
ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat
Thomu P. Halev
killed in an avalanche o Mount
Gongga, in Sichuan pro .
Creer himself was loo r four
days without food, nt or
equ ipme nt on the untain
known by the local pie as
"Father of the Icy M tains."
All his toes were £ros n, he
fell into a crevasse b climbed
out, and often he was wblind
and could not see h ' feet, he
said.
"I thought many ti~ during those four days that I, , surely
would die and that couldn't
possibly be alive the xt day,"
he said. But he fo his way
back to his base at 15,420
feet, reaching it on . 1.
"But if you fall o bucking
bronco, you get ba on, so of
course, I will clim gain," he
added.
Creer said he and · kpatrick
skied up to the s of Mount
Muztagata on July d started
skiing down the n h side. He
said the descent uld have
taken only a few h
But they were
blinding snowsto and lost
their way, he con ued. They
wandered far from their route
and went closer to the edge of
the cliff. They bivouacked that
night in the storm and started out
again next day.
They skied until they hit a
small but treacherous area of
hard-packed snow and ice. They
decided to take off their skis and
walk acroes. Creer crossed safely
on the 20-degree slope and
Kirkpatrick was not far behind.
They were not using ropes.
"Suddenly he was gone," said
Creer. "There is no way he could
have fallen that fa r and
survived."
Creer and Kirkpatrick had
planned to return to the camp
and h el p the rest of the
expedition up the mountain. The
team included Jerry Clayton, 34,
and Karen Ratner, 36, of
Lakew ood, Colo., and Bill
McDowell, 60, of Glenwood
Springt, Colo.
They were to leave for Tokyo
and the United States today.
Creer said no anempt would be
made to recover Kirkpatrick's
body because the attempt would
endanger more llvee and would
take too long.
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"ll you climb long f!flO\.UEh and
hard enough, it la inevitable that
you or a friend will be involved
in an acddent," said Clayton.
However, he and Creer are
planning to cllmb 26,000-foot
Mount Xixabangma in Tibet in
1984. -Olrtclor ol ~
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Kirkpatrick had climbed in the
Soviet Union, just acrou the
border from the Chinete
mountain where he died. and In
Pakistan, New ?.ealand, Africa.
Alaska, Peru, Argentina and
Mexico.
A bachelor, he had made many
tripe to China with Jtudentt on
1tudy tours.
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Disease, deaths rise
Atlanta report cites nuke plant releases
ATLANTA (AP) -Dlaeaae
and death rates have riHn
markedly near the federal
Savannah River nuclear facility,
Atlanta'• newspapers have
rel)Oft.ed. There have been 75 accidental
releuee of radioactivity into the
atmoephere since the 19508, the
Joint Sunday editions of the
loumal and the Constitution
aaid, citing a report by the
Envirorunental Policy Institute of
Washington.
The Savannah River Plant,
owned by the U.S. Department
of Energy and operated by Du
Pon t, produces all of the
weepona..grade plutonium for the
nation'• nuclear anns industry,
the newspapers aaid.
The plant, just across the at.ate
line in South Carolina, a1.ao sits
atop the largest inventory of
nuclear wastes east of the
Miaaissippi River, includlng 28
million gallons of high-level
llqutd waste, the newspapers
said.
A Department of Energy
spokesman told The Associated
Press the agency had no specific
respo~ to the report, but he
tended to d.iecount the effect of
any radioactivity releases.
The J ournal-Consti tu ti on
noted that in Jaaper County,
S .C., southeast of the plant,
Infant dfftha climbed from 22.9
per 1,000 live blrtha ln 1950 to
29.2 per 1,000 In 1980. 1be rate
for ~ entire •ta~ wu 38.9 per
1,000 ln 1950 and 15.6 per 1,000
ln 1980. Fetal de.th.a ln Juper
Coun~ lncreaaed by 250 percent
from 1950 to 1980, while the etate
rate fell by more than half
during the same period.
In Screven County, Ga., also
southeast of the plant, the
Incidence of heart disease rose
from 224. 7 per 100,000 people in
1950 to 776.1 per 100,000 in 1980,
a rate nearly five times higher
than the statewide increase, the
newspaper said.
And in Burke County, Ga., the
incidence of cancer roee from 46.9
per 100,000 people In 1950 to
248.1 per 100,000 ln 1980, a five-.
told increate. Oeor1la'
c.ancer rate !04' that period 1-
than doubled from 96.lz '*-Pl" 100,000 people to 152.4 per 100,4'
000. .
Lu\ week, physicl.ana ln leV~
towne a.round the plant dted 2J
caae1 of polycythemia vera, a
rare blood diteue l1nked by aome
health expert• to· radiation
exposure, the newspepen u.ld. "'
The dileue, whJch can leed iO,
leukemia, h eart attack an!,
stroke, hae a naUonwide rate 01
one per 250,000 people, aocordlnf
to health officiala. r • ·~-4 Jim Gaver, a Department Q/.'
Energy spokesman for the plant,•
declined to answer specific
questions about the newspaper.
report. ·
Shooting horses
stirs big outcry
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LONDON (AP) -Scotland
Yard pensions ita two-legged
veterane, but its horses are shot
when they get too old to work.
The disclosure that four-
legged police vet.a end up in cans
~-...-..
and not in green pastures haj
brought a deluge of protest.a to
newspapers and radio stations.
Officials of the Metropolitan
Police, as Scotland Yard it
known officially, say they're
getting "weepy" phone ~by
the hundreds.
The furor was touched off by
one man 'a reaction to the •
outburst of public sympathy for
horses injured in the Irish
Repub\jcan Army bombing lri
Hyde Park July 20.
The Hyde Park bombin' w8'1 '
one of two that day in which 11
people were killed. Seven horses
of Queen Elizabeth ll's
Household Cavalry were als()
killed or had to be destroyed, but
four injured horses survived,•
including Echo, a police mount
being ridden by an escort for the
cavalrymen.
Gifts of apples, sugar lumps;
flowers and money have poured
ln for the equine invalids, and
they have become fixtures on
newspaper front pages.
The lavish attention angered
Ron Kirby, 50, a fonner Scotland
Yard detective who joined the
Royal Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals after his
retirement.
"What If Echo does not
sufficiently recover from h(s ·
injuries to resume normar
duties?" he wrote The Standard.
London's evening n ewspaper.
"The Metropolitan Police policy
is to slaughter all their horses on
the day they cease to be useful. l
think it's disgusting.
WAR GAMES -Lebanese orphan illustrates what he is
living through in Sablieh School in heart of West Beirut. He
is a refugee from Sidon, Southern Lebanon. Local artist Seta
Manoukian is attempting to take children's minds off
immediate _problems. Actual school time is non-existent in
West Belrut.
"These animals have given
their whole lives to the service ol ;
humans and the police force. I l
think I am expressing the .
feelings of the entire British
public when I say it is outrageous
and disgraceful."
"Rewarded -With Death,"
said the caption over a picture In..
The Standard of two children •
petting a policeman's mount.
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Evan Picone Collection for Fall '82
from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m.
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Wednesday, August 18
Thursday, August 19
Special envoy Florence Napp presents
Rina Di Montella Collection.
Exquisite cocktail or special occasion
dresses.
Designer Salon, Upper Level
Saturday, August 21
Children's Fashion Show will be in the
Jewel Court, South Coast Plaza Mall.
· 1 p.m.
Friday, August 27
Saturday, August 28
Join us for a spec/a/ showing of
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laCM11elllold peta w'98 ntJaJre oWHr atteadoa,
accordl•I to th SHtlllera Calif oral a Vetertaary MedJcal AllOdaUOD.
High temperaturea and the tnabWty of an
animal to keep lta body cool can caUlt heat
stroke followed by death it treatment la not
given to bring the body temperature back to
nonnal.
One of the moat commor\ miatakea ia
leaving a dog alone in a car "for a fe w
minutes" while on an errand. It takes only a
·few minutes for temperatures inside a car to
eoar dangerously hlgh, even with windows
left open . If an animal must be left in a parked
vehicle, a minimum of two windows should be
left partially open to provide cross ventilation.
The car also should be parked in the shade.
However, the shifting sun can quickly displace
the shade and change a comfortable car into a
deadly hot box.
A dog left In a fenced-In back yard also
may suffer heat stroke If shade is not available
all day and cool, clean drinking water isn't
provided.
Should your pet become a victim of heat
'housands
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AN BERNARDINO
P) -About 3,000
o ple are seeking
porary jobs at the US
tlval, a musical and
puter extravaganza
s eduled for Glen
H len Regional Park In
C jon Pass over the
bor Day weekend.
h e a ppl ica nts
verged on the Citrus
ilding at the Orange
ow fairgrounds las t
w k to apply for the 1,-
4 0 temporary jobs
d ring the three-day
PJ,8;'~·d a P i r t I e , a
U USON Corp .
r pre se ntative who
c o rd i nat ed th e
plfcement program. said
tt\e positions ar e for
;}
rt-term, unskilled
w rkers who will be
d $4 an hour.
,Phe said the a pplicants
f;all security and some
c cession posi lions
w,ould be screened
t ~r o ugh polic e
b'-ckground c h eck s .
OJh er applicants, she safd. are being judged on
gteral appearance and
at 'tude.
me job seekers view t~ festival , whic h
U USON said it is
p d ucing at a cost of
$l2.5 million, as a n
o ftportunity to make
. money and attend
Basically, I'll take
t I can get. I want to
work so I can get In
, " said Anthony
P Jredes, 19, of San
&tmardino.
~herie Russell, 24. of
F Qn tana, said "the
t i•c k e t s a r e v e r y
e>Q:>ensive. I prefer to get
~d to check it out."
trickets good for all
t~ee days cost $37.50.
'I'he festival 's
p t1omoters, i ncluding
~put.er designer Steve
Wozniak , said the
g~hering will celebrate
the rebirth of community
s~·rit i n the 1980s
f lowing the so-called
" e" d ecade of the
l!170s. ~Scheduled to perform
are such rock bands as
The Police, Tom Petty
arid The Heartbreakers.
Fleetwood M ac, the a1~2s, Talking Heads
arid Santana.
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Emergency treatment lnclude1 placlna the
animal ln the shade and cooUna the body by
apraytna with cool water ot lmmendna the aninlal 1n a ahallow pool for ahort pertoda.
Frequent drlnka of cool water alao are
a.enUal.
Fleaa, Ueki and moequltoe a1ao poee a
speclal problem for pet• durlna aummer
monthl. Daily aroomina and ~ful 1nlpect1on
of animal's skin a.re needed to detect paralltes
and to take measures a1a1n1t them. U an
animal becomes infested, it 1a wtaest to consult
with a veterinarian.
The insect capable of cau.aing the greet.eat
danger to dop is the moequito. This tiny in8ect
can trantmit heanworm diaea.se which can
become a killer if left untreated. AJJ with any
other canine diaordera, heanworm disease can
be prevented through proper vaccination.
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Davenport in the
eerlea.
a•idtieoe by btq off the heed f)f a bet. @ft thmft W~ ... t WM ltil1 llDAlJ, 90 t'm IOMa have \hem '
allOtMr ldl'ld of lbock at a p.rtonnance at Qty Park taJll lt out."
ln New Ori..n.. -
He cut hil halt.
Sbonly before takJ.ns ih• •ta... Otbourne of tu. ~ room door, dlapJaytna a
wd bald pate. And he held up 'hfa lci\C
ln hi.I fiat.
"New Orleana,'' he Mid, ••11 a sr-t place to let
your hair down." .
Caaadlaa Prime Mlal1ter Pierre TndeH,
UJ*t at a protest durtna a train atopover, made a
vulpr hand a-tun ln reepome, acco¢tna to "
Brttlah Columbia radio atation.
The incident at th• Salmon Arm raUway
atation, 217 miles northeut of Vancouver, came u
Tn.adea'-t wu en route to Banff, Alberta, for a
v.c&Uon.
Shoutln1 demonstrators carrying placards
confronted the prime minilter, laid radio atatlon
CKXR. One demonstrator, Doug Hughes, laid they
were protestfng Trudeau'• u.e of a aovemment rail
coach d\lring a period of economic restraint.
San Franclxo housewife and mother of six
Rosie Marie McGee won a $250,000 jackpot at the
Reno Hilton.
A spokesman for the Hilton laid Ma. McGee
bought '100 worth of tokens for the dollar Pot-0-
Gold machine but it only took $11 and eight
minutes before she came away a big winner.
Former a1tronaut Jamea lrwln, whc explored
tt:ie mountains of the Moon during the Apollo 15
11118 I fACIS .
flight in 1971, aaya he will lead a 12-man expedition
up a mountain Turkey in aearch of Noah's ark.
Wreckage of a larse. barge-like hulk has been
sighted by many expeditions over the past century
on Mount Ararat, Irwin says. "I feel the vessel la
definitely Noah's ark," he said.
Wisconsin's best-known handshaker, U.S. Sen.
WUllam Proxmire, briefly abandoned his usual site
at the State Fair in Milwaukee as a horde of hand
pumpers moved in on his turf.
The Democratic senator shook hands for a
while at one of the faiP entrances because there
were too many candidates outside the Flower
Building, which he called the "best place in the
whole campaign."
Among thoee pressing the flesh at the fair were
state Sen. Scott McCallum of Fond du Lac, who is
seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate,
and former Acting Gov. Martin J. Schreiber,
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
governor.
Former U.S. Attorney General Benjamin
ctvllettt says he wants an apology from the city
p1"08eCUtor in Baltimore who labeled him a "phony
Italian."
aviletti said in a letter to Baltimore State's
Attorney William Swisher that the prosecutor
should al8o apologize to all Italian-Americans.
What upset Civiletti, now practicing law in
Baltimore, was a remark Swisher made about him
during a re-election campaign speech.
A judge in Los Angeles says a former
boyfriend of actress Elliabetll Taylor can't sue the
. National Enquirer for $4.5 million because the
tabloid's conunents about the man are true.
U.S. District Judge Albert Lee StepbeH Jr.
dismimled the lawsuit filed by Henry Wynberg, 48,
who had a relationship with Miss Taylor in the
mid-19708.
Stephens said in his decision that Wynberg
sued the weekly gossip tabloid over an article in
March 1976 that Wynberg felt "mischaracterized
him as a person who financially exploited his
relationship with Elizabeth Taylor."
"But the record supports this characterization,"
the judge said. "Each of the allegedly defamatory
statements la true."
Slim Picken1, the character actor who has
appeared in dozens of TV and movie Westerns, calls
his brain tumor "a little old thing" and predicts he'll
be back in the saddle aoon.
Pickens, 63, revealed that he will undergo
surgery today at the University of California
Medical Center in San Francisco to have the tumor
removed.
The actor wouldn't discuss details of his
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PrlMe CbflM tumbled fr'Ocn hll hone duitni t a bfuill.nc block ln a polo pme at Wlndllor Parlt I wtetot~. • 'nle II-year.old heir to the Brtttah throne
\anded on hla bottom ln the match. He tat,~
anct dued, for about a minute before remounttna
hie ~. CtncMreUa.
·After chanlinl mountl, the prince went on to
ecore for hJa team, Canadian mllllonalre Galen
W"'°'1'• Maple Leafa, who defeated the rival
PllMUI equad.
To~!:! a~!~~~ !~~~~~~~~s~~?a~~.~rs
for a family today. And. who has time to evei;y day!
run from sale to sale. That's why more Everyday savings throughout eve ry
and more people are turning to Marshalls department. from children's and men's to
where they can count on value whenever women's and large sizes. You'll even save
they shop. To help meet their demands. on fine gtftware and .domestics for your
we'll be opening our 4th store in the home.
Orange county area. Marshalls ts today's store for s mart
What makes Marshalls so popular. with shoppers. If you haven't discovered us
over 100 stores coast to coast, is the yet. what better time then now.
quality of clothes and home fashions we With the quality you'll find and the
sell for less. Twenty to sixty percent less money you'll save -you may never shop
anywhere else.
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New dangers lurk
pn eoast HighWay
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It has been a gruelOID8 time T hl• la th e newly.opened
">r traffic fatalities in the city of state puk are.. between CoroM
ntlngton Beach with eigh t del Mar and La1una Beach .
ple killed wlthin the last Sh«ellbe vislton sprint ACl'Oll the
ee weeks. The statistics are hlahway. Traffic la moving at.
)\onifying. highway speeds in thll region.
. Latest among the fatalities Cars p ull out from shoulder
eame along the Pacific Coast parking places.
Highway stretch near Bolsa Chica Ugly black sktdmarks of
State Beach when a driver croaed every possible variety now lace
the center divider and crashed into the pavement in the regions of
another vehicle. Scotchman's Cove, El Morro Beach
-Coast Highway has Ions been and Crystal Cove in mute Ii danger spot through Huntington testimony to panic attempts to ~ach, with r.a::_ of it nicknamed avoid carnage.
f'Blood Alley' for.the numbers of State authorities who have
l:leaths and injuries that have been 80 eager to o~ this area,
bccurred along that stretch of known generally as the Irvine
road. Coast, for public use would now
1 In the summer, particularly, be well advised to address the new
ftie ~tor is dangerous beause of problem. par~g and beachgoers who~ That problem is public safety. ~he .highway on foot or .Pull out in The deadly combination
rehicles from the roadside. . already exists in high-speed
1 Also at the start of thlB last traffic, bicyclists, shoulder parkers
rreekend .. however, there was a and crossing pedestrians. We have E-fa~ty at the other end of a l ready seen some terrible
t Highway, between Laguna tragedies in this area.
ch and Corona del Mar.
1 Here a teenager attempted to More will be recorded if ~ake a 'u-turn across Coast ~~ty .measures are not initiated
Highway end her vehicle was unmediap ~~·sh uld be banned smashed by a mail truck . Rescue . ar~'6 o on
crews had to use the mechanical the ~hway shouldt;n. Additional
·"Jaws of Life" to extricate her off-~1ghway parking must .be
broken body from the wreckage. ~l'OVlded. Crossw~ and w~
She suffered near-amputation of signals should be installed. Bike
both legs. The outcome after ~es should be moved away from
surgery is still in doubt at this highway lanes.
Writing. In addition, citizens using that
Summer danger spots such as highway stretch or visiting those
the Bolsa Chica and Blood Alley beaches should be aware and alert
and Laguna Canyon Road are well to the dangers.
known to coastal residents but If corrective measures are
there may be a new danger sector ignored, we will all be reading of
deve loping along our Coast more tragedies along Pacific Coast
Highway. Highway.
Hinckley gets time
John W . Hinckley, Jr.,
acquitted seven weeks ago when a
jury found him insane at the time
he started shooting, Monday was
committed to an indefinite stay in
K federal mental hospital
The judge concluded that
lfjnckley is at the present time
and will be in the reasonable
future, "dangerous to himself or
others."
We already knew that.
Hinckley shot one President of the
United States, one presidential
press secretary and two law
enforcement officers.
Considering the jury verdict,
however, the federal detention is
about the best the citizenry can
expect.
H e wants cus toiners hack
Back in Dover, N .H ., Ernest
T.J . Peters, who owns E .J . 's
Variety Store, was owed between
$5,000 and $10,000 by customers
~ho couldn't pay and were thus
'10 longe r patronizing his
~tablishment.
Mr. Peters apparently really
missed those customers. So he took
out an advertisement in the local
•
papers which declared:
"To our charge customers.
You bill is paid in full. Start fresh
with us."
In effect, Mr. Peters had
forgiven his debtors.
His action may indeed be an
indicator of our difficult economic
times.
bp.inions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner views ex·
pressed on this page are those of their authOrs and artists. Reader comm ent Is Invit-
ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71•0 ~2-4321.
l.M. Boyd I E lephants
• Q . Isn't it true that Asian elephants
can be trained to work but African
~lephants cannot, because Asian
elephants are more intelligent than
• African elephants?
A. On the contrary. You've got the
first part right. But the African
elephants are said to be the more
illtelligent. This is also a curiosity ln
'VQlves, incidentally. They cannot be
~ed to work, either. But they're
$lid to be smarter than dogs.
Copyright law of Israel dictates that
a writer gets no royalties until after
the publisher recovers his investment.
One out of five office secretaries in
he United States now is a man.
Q. All right, Louie, let'• see you
e a 6 out of the numeral IX by
lll04'11111K one continuous line.
A. Nothing to It. Put an S -That's
ne continuous line, is It not? -in
nt of the IX.
Oil pumped out of Alaska in one
y now ii valued at teVen times aa
as this country paid for Alaska.
Q . What doee the' U .S . Poatal
~ rvice define .. "junk mall?"
A. It doesn't. The po9tal folk know
i iif1J°lii1at
junk mail when they see it, but they
have no hard definition for it.
That man of many talenta, WUllam
Buckley, Jr., would not do well ln
England. that's clear. You can't get
peanut butter there , and he
reportedly craves peanut butter daily,
even at breakfast.
Q . How muc h does the moat
expensive spice in the world sell for
now?
A. Saffron?. About $130 an ounce.
Twenty-two percent of the
pharmacists nationwide in 1970 were
women. Forty percent of the
phannaci.sts nationwide ln 1980 were
women. Won't be too surprising U It
goes to 60 percent by 1990.
Fifteen percent of the members in
the United Auto Workers each own
at least one foreign-made car.
la cocoa a rnild aphrodtatac7
Researcher. CQn tend there'• aome
evidence to indicate such.
Who's lhootins all the .22 bulleta?
The ammo makera in the United
States tum out a billion a year, I'm
told.
Thomas P. Haley
Publfsher
Thomas A. Murpttln•
Editor
Ba rura Krelblch
Edltorlal Pe~ Editor
CONE~ATULATIONS I IMPTON •• ~U'VS ~IT ON A SOLU~ION i'HAT
AVOIDS EVERYBO~Y'S 9ACl<YARD!
Letters to the editor
On shooting MAILBOX
0f CO y 0 teS /'-._ _luxu•~ lnduo"y" composed of "fat
To the F.ditor: cats." e are hard-working, honest,
'I am one of the C.o:sta Mesa hillside family-oriented people who continue to
residents who protested (Daily Pilot, pay the highest proportionate of never-
Aug. 6) the shooting of coyotes. I did so ceasing taxes, and get the least return on
for several reasons. They are: them. . -I feel it is an improper use of city As a self-.employed businessman, I
funds, personnel and equipment to hunt make m~ llvmg from these people. The
coyotes in the police helicopter. boating ~duatry is formulated of many
-I feel it is dangerous to nearby small businesseS ~e mine. A vote . for
residents for a policeman to fly the even more taxes will be a vote againSt
helicopter at very low altitude, set it small business. (On top of the !-18ual
down, jump out, shoot at coyotes, jump buslnea taxes assessed, we are subjected
in, fly over the area again, and repeat to further state and f~eral exct;ie taxes.)
the action over and over. I guess I must convmce my mends and
-The shots were fired in an area that customers to never again vote for an
has a lot of foot traffic. At no time Incumbent, as their values are not
during the day or early evening can you representative of myself, nor anyone I
find the area vacant of walkers, joggers, know. . . and children. The area is heavily wooded See you m the unemployment line.
in some spots, anP children could be in N .C. VAN WAGNER
that area where the shots were fired. PS.: Slick tax break you guys voted
The child1'en were warned over the younelves last year. Exactly how stupid
loudspeaker of the helicopter to leave do you think we are? And, how much
the area, but no check waa ever made to stupidity do you think we are going to
see i! children w~re s?" in the area. quietly stand for? Misrepresentations include: The police
told me that the coyotes were rabid
(they're not). The animal control officer Js this 1·ust? told my neighbor the coyotes were rabid.
One police representative told me the:(
were trying to completely wipe out the
entire coyote population. The animal
control officer told my neighbor they
intended to completely wipe them out.
The poli ce have t o ld ci t y
representatives and me that they never
issued such statements, and that they
never had intentions pf completely
exterminating the coyotes.
The police have said publicly they
have ahot only one coyote. My neighbor
saw them load at least one carcass into
the animal control truck at night, and I
saw them pick up one carcass in rhe
daytime.
If, indeed, the police only shot one
coyote, after several days (and nights!) of
low flying, raising dust and blasting the
nearby residents with the noise of
helicopter and gunshots, then they need
to go back to the firing range, because
many. many shots were fired.
From penonal knowledge I can tell
you that the coyotes have been in the
area for at least thirty-five years. Why
are they suddenly so dangerous? Why
weren't they dangerous last year?
The rodents in the area swarm to the
extent that you can see 10 or more
ground squirreJs at a time on the open
ground. The hills facing the Santa Ana
River are riddled with their holes, which
could cause serious erosion and slippage
problems.
1f the coyotes are completely
exterminated, the rodents will then have
to be poisoned at the risk of a pet or child
finding and eating the pol.son.
11, indeed, the coyo~ are a problem, I
simply feel that there are more
reasonable ways to solve it than
endangering pedestrian traffic in the
area, causing sleeplessnea by late night
hunting, ana spending huge amounts of
fuel and dollara to kiiI one'coyote.
Perhaps this will explain the aituaUon
more fully. Your reporter seems to have
heard only part of the reasons the
dt.lz.ens complained, and not neceeaarily
truthful ones at that.
LOUISE HAGAN
Give 'em hell
To the F.dltor:
My me11age baa gone out to all
conare11men an d aenaton in one
malfln1. To hell with wrltlng them
individually. None of them 8eem to atve
a damn. I ahall ~ all copt• of thi. one
letter, and llkew1ae a copy to the a.ortlld
media repreeentativea, to make au.re my
needs are heard by all. Whether or not
you wtll 1il1.eO 11 anybody'• au•.
It ta not enouch tha\ California wanta
to take a fu.ndimmltal herltap away: .i. rlaht to keep and bear arma. Now,
you want to we Che boatlnC lnduatry,
and ta1ce my bUttMll away. Your•
called luxu ry tax and Co11t Guard
~fee (HR.-el19, HR22&0, 8-Me) will
:,~k• lt that much harder for
Amilrb to enjoy We.
~ avena-boet OWMr Mnw ....
\Mn S30,000.00 per~. and the •YW911 bOiit ta a 1e• outboird. We .,.. not a
To the Edit.or:
Let me ask, do you think the "New
Law" allowing the United States
Government to take a percent of their
people's earned interest automatically
from their Saving Account quarterly is
just?
This law is unfair as it cheats the
people of the United States from earning
interest on their interest. It aao will create a new hardship on
our banks and savings and loans
companies. I am sure you realize that
90meone will have to pay for the service
to have your money automatically paid
from your savings account.
Now the people of the United Stat.es
loee the right to earn interest on their
interest and they al.so pay for the service
to take away this right.
U this law is .. not" in the best interest
of the people of the United States, why
was It made a law? MR. AND MRS. OON BAYLISS
Silly season
To the F.ditor:
It's going to be a long and silly
summer. First is your headline (Daily
Pilot J une 18) "State School Cuts
Towarted."
WeH, they s houldn 't "towart too
much-already only one-half the
students can pass entrance requirementa
to California universities and the regents
are toughenin8 up.
Also, we have the comment on non-
smokers rights. I agree with Fran
Liebowitz that It is all right not to smoke
in the privacy of one's home but
. . .between consenting adulta?
Then we have Sen. Proxmire's Golden
Fleece award for $700,000 in taxpayers'
money spent NOT to train minorities in
how to make T-shirts. Not one T-shirt
made.
And the Democrats are kicking about
defense ap~ndlng-they have been
"towarted."
A.a 1 u.y, it will be a al.lly awnmer; not
long, not hot, but silly •..
L .REDAY
Boeing b en efi ts
To the Edit.or:
In addition to your California Focus
article (Daily Pllot, July 17), ''Boeing'•
bank fiaht sipiticant to Califomiana,"
the facta •trike even doeer to home.
R.lcht here In Oranae O:>unty we haw
aome 286 b~ In the direct and
indirect IUppl)' route to Boeine• ~ • L.t tttra from rt<lMra art wdcomt. TM
rfghl to condtnlf ltUtrf lo JU IJIOC• or
etf mlnat• Ubtl ii rflfTUed. LAU~• of ""'
word• M lc11 will be ptffll ,...ltrne• All
leu1r1 mUlt lncludt 1iQMt'"' and maUiftg
oddr111 but notM1 mor tw ..ntlllwkf °" ,,.
quul 1f 1u/ficftru r101on 11 apportnr.
Po•trt1 wW "°'be jjubUIMd. I.Aft~ mQV be
ltltp#aoMd ro fC . .,., NorM <Md "'°"'
n .. m~r of llw COftlribulor mlllt bf tfwn /or
"rf/tcaltoa P'l"°"8
firms represent clOlle to 3,000 jobs which
have been seriously Jeopardized by
Congress and the a ministration's
~ to cut back the Export-Import
This ls a bank that is self-sustaining -
it does not cause any increase in the
federal budget de!icit and no tax money
goes toward the Bank. This Ex-Im Bank
has a $2 billion reserve fund
accumulated from "retained earnings" to
be used for dismal economic days like
the present.
When we need more Boeing activity to
pull up our economy, we get instead
government controls and restrictions on
the Export-Import Bank and the sales go
to Airbus with their very flexible
government assisted financing.
From here the basics get real simple,
(1) non-compe titive international
financing equals fewer planes sold, (2)
reduced aircraft sales result in reductions
in the businesses supplying Boeing, (3)
people lOlle their jobs or at least cu~ back
on their buying and the dominoes
continue to fall, affecting car agencies,
shopping centers and all phases of
business in our local communities.
Now is the time fo r a stronger Export
Bank not just saving exports for Boeing,
McDonnell-Douglas and Lockheed, but
to stimulate more exporting of American
made products.
Take act ion by letting yo ur
Congressmen and Senators know this
feeling and need without delay. It's
important to your future.
JOHN O'BRIEN
O ur dog days
To the F.ditor:
During the hot months of sununer
each year a special problem arises. Dogs
are left in hot cars while their masters
enjoy the beaches, do their shopping or
other activities. This ls a potentially fatal
problem for the animal.
On an 85-degree day, for example, the
temperature inside the car even with the
windows slightly opened will reach 102
degrees in 10 minutes. In 30 minutes it
will rise to 120 degrees. On wanner days
even higher. An animal can withstand
this heat only for a few minutes before
suffering irreparable brain damage or
death.
What to do if you see a dog in trouble?
You can call your local humane
organization. Or your local police station.
In the meantime get the animal lots of
air. "Save a life this swnmer; don't park
the dog when you park the car."
BRUCE CHARLES
Positive thanks
To the F.ditor:
All of the "Think Positive" Club
members at F.stancia High School want
to, first, thank you for assigning space to
do our story "Thinking Positive at
Estancia" (June 11), and, second, give
praise to Jodi Cadenhead for her
thorough and accurate coverage of this
assignment.
Jodi epitomized what a journalist was
all about and was an excellent extension
of the exclusive brand of reporting for
which the Daily Pilot has been respected
and known.
Believing in the aphorism "Do well
your part . . . therein all the HONOR
Ilea", we say "thanks" to you for
allowing our story to be told and to
apprtae your readen of our IChoolwide
"Think Positive" campatsn.
Continued auoce9S to the Dally Pilot.
BOB HASSEY
Club Advt.er,
"Think Positive"
JSurnlnt 1.5 million tona of coal In sonna.rvrue. Arts., to provtde elecVidty
for Sl>G&J: 11 ttuly a crln:ae .,alrilt
nature.
•ANN LANDINI
•STAN DELAPLANE -
Resolution against nuclear war gains suppo~t
DEAR ANN LAND&RS: Thank you for your
lnvaluabM contribution toward aavir'C hun\anJty
from nuclMr annihilation. The column to which
President Reagan Nlponded wu auperb.
wlM~waanu; • Kiii H 411tabl• H to It perceat of all ,.yalelau, • .,.... ud allet .s...a .._above area
aad 1rea1ly t.aadlc•r "• ,..al•l•.1 me41cal persoaHJ ID tt.elr • fort to .. 1, Iii• IHI of
. tbH1aad1 of maimed~ bHatd, crippled aad
emotioullJ diatraapt sanlnn;
It wlll pleue you to know that the reeolutlon
aaalnlt nuclear war which appeared In Chlcaao
Med.iclne (copy encloeed) has bffn t.ranalated aod
adopted by medical and mental health IOCletiea in
many countriea, including some aa dlverae as
Germany, Yugoalavla, Japan and Bradt. With
sincere admiration -JULES MASSERMAN, destroy clvWudoa In ~e next d~.
M.D., HONORARY UFE P~IDENT OF THE A.ad wbereu oaly a 1lD"' o ... meaatoa weapo11
Coadema at least 1.v• of lt ~Id,_ ud five
of JO adalt1 wlao pnlve Cbe effecu of flt rem1 of
beta or pmma radlacloa &o &Jae developmeat of
lealkemla1, dlmlal1b real1ta1ee to laf ectloH,
ae.rololle dllOl'den ud laevl&able mallpudel
of tbe lfver ud pttro-IDtetdaaJ tract WORLD ASSN. FOR SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY. ~ exploded over New York, Wa .. laftoa, Olca10,
New Orleans or any olffr major city woald: Alad wlaerea1 tile U1lted States ud dM Soviet
Unloa now have ready for lnltaDI la1ncllla1 over
'9,oot atomic ucl bydro1ea fl11loa bomb• r•&IDI
from a tboalUd to a mlllloa times more powerfal
tw tltose dropped oa ff lro1'1ma ud NaaawJ.
DEAR DR. MASSERMAN: Thank you for your Demollab all 1cnct•ret aDCI extennlDace tO
letter and tile copy of tbat splendid resolution, percent of all peraoa1 wltMJI • fo1r·mlle radh11 w~cb I noted was authored by you. I am taklng die (lncludlal tlsose lD so-ealled bomb 11leltera) and
Uberty of pr1Dti.D1 an abbreviated version of yoar burn, blind or cripple tt percent of tile o~er1;
abbreviated version. Create a vast fireball tut would laclnerate
RESOLUTION AGAINST NUCLEAR WAR veblcles, melt road1, barn boHet and Insure
Aad wberea1 a MDM of lmpeadla1 doom 11
already creating an undercurrent of deep anxiety
lD all mankind, U.11 a11oclatlon, a1 a lal&t. priority,
will exert ever)' effort to avert a aaclear
catastrophe, by educational campaigns and b)'
bringing all available lafh1eace to bear on
Wbereaa at a recent international congre11, additional dev11tatlon and death for tens of miles
acbowled1ed experts in laternational and mllltary aroUQd groud zero;
affairs a1reed that, anle11 present trends are Ge1trate a maslaroom cload.tbat woald spread
revenect. cbances are 4 lD $ that a nuclear war wlll toxic or lethal radioactive falloat to distant,
Punch
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e current record Is thirty-one mirages."
• HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Wednesday, Aagu1t 11
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Barrier is
removed -way is cleared for project which will
prove profitable.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Changes occur,
you'll be at right place, timing, intuition and
judgment are on targeL Moon in your sign coincides
with fresh starts, initiative, originality, renewed
vigor and populatiry with members of opposite sex.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Family member
confides secret. If patient, receptive and
understanding, harmony will be restored. You're on
brink of important discovery.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Sentimental
gestvre on part of loved one touches you, restores
emotional balance. Lunar accent on fulfillment,
business gains, wishes that come true.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll be dealing wifh
hard facts -know it, check source material and
contact authorities. Lunar emphasis on career,
prestige and fulfillment of personal objectives.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You are close to
catching brass ring. It is time to leave limitations
behind; break with past is necessary.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be ready for new
start in new direction -make inquiries concerning
savings. interest rates and loans.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): First impressions
should be taken seriously. Intuitive intellect is
highlighted, you gain extra information in unusual,
unorthodox manner.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Define
terms, give full play to intellectual curiosity.
Perceive potential and return favor to one who
aided in recent past.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Lunar
emphasis on attraction, personal magnetism,
11peculation, dealings with creative, dynamicl
atubborn people. You are capable now ot
overcoming obstacles.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on home,
conservative course, property values and conclusion
of negotiation. Check written material, protect ideas,
investigate copyright possibilities. Gemini, Virgo,
Sagittarius persons highlight exciting scenario.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Surprise visit by
relative could be featured. Accent also on ahort
trips, special messages and receipt of Item which
had been lost, missing or stolen. Member of opposite
eex compliment.a you on volce. Taurus if featUred.
Seeking social status
SAN FRANCISCO -"Gardening is one of the
main causes of back trouble," saya a writer for the
health magazine. (I buy it so I can tell how
unhealthy I'm becoming.)
I got a glass of water and poured a little on our
four windowsill pots: Parsley for lamb chops.
Oregano because I live in North Beach. Basil for
pesto. Rosemary for remembrance.
That's all the gardening I do. I already have a
bad back.
So off to Mama's on the edge of Washington
Square for a brace of eggs and a side of toast. \' ou
think eggs c;ome easily In supermarket cartons? Not
so, my friends.
Science finds that laying hens are status
conscious. Have a social order as strict as suburban
wives working the membership lists. Society
leaders among the hens get first dibs at the feed
box. When a new hen is bro1u1ht into the flnr\c . itll
others stop laying eggs until they find where the
new Judy fits Into the pecking order.
"DID YOU SEE HER FEATHERS, my dear"!
Marked down last week at Saks."
Marvelous Marin is full of young matrons
fitting on climbing irons for the ascent to Mount
Status. It's no easy climb. No Sherpa guide to carry
the backpack. •
Novtces must assume a humble role. Clean
fish in the kitchen before they can get on the
culinary aociety tea lists.
They gain merit by fill1ng the begging bowls of
the library committee, the Committee to Save the
Old Yacht Basin. "I KNOW you'll want to give
something."
I never got the full gale blast of this life. But I
was close enough to feel the wind blow.
While they aren't busy cluck-clucking about
the new hen. chickens are easy to deceive.
My great-grandmother raised hens -farm
wives were entitled to "egg money.'' She fed them·
Indian com of many colors, shucked from a cob in
vt rm
STAN Df UPI.Alf
AROUND THE WORLD
her apron. "Here chick, chick, chick," she called.
And they came running.
When a hen didn't lay, ahe got a ch~ egg
Crom her sewing basket. She used it as a base to
dam socks. She slipped the egg In to the hen'a nest.
The hen came In and looked at the egg.
Said: "Funny, I don't remember laying that.
Guess I'm getting absent-minded."
She then laid real eggs. Scientists could have
learned something from my great-grandmother.
NOBODY HAS FIGURED out why hens
behave that way about Joanna-come-lately. The
superior status of a committee member in
Marvelous Marin is as questionable but never
questioned. Some things are just so. You'd better
believe it.
I never knew how I stood in the social order in
"The County" -as Marin people refer to the
homeland. I was a member o( the Tiburon
Peninsula Club. It let the children swim in the pool.
I could ajgn for hot dogs. ·
Father didn't have a skiff in the old yacht basin
-"Before the Bridge Was Built." But I was there
"before they ruined the hill with those dreadful
condominiwns. ''
I drove a sporty car. For awhile I wore a
short-billed cap with leather trim. Noblesse oblige.
I la.Id eggs without worrying about who the
new neighbor was. I went on some committee. I
knew Who Was Whose and Why.
I did a little rose gardening and got a back like
limp spaghetti.
You could call it a Social Success Story.
GOREii 011 lllDGf
BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
Both vulnerable. South deaJs.
NORTH
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The bidding:
South Wut North EHt
2 + Pue 4 • Pue
Pa11 Pue
Opening lead: Jack of IV'.
At the card t.&ble, you
must curb your natural im·
pulses. The obvious play i5
often the wrong one!
South's hand was a
smidgeon too weak ror a two
spade opening bid -we
would have preferred two no
trump. which would have led
to the same contract via a
St.&yman sequence. North's
jump to game was a special-
ized bid that showed good
trump. support but denied a
first· or second-round control
in any suit.
Weat led the jack of
hearts. East won the ace and
returned the three. Declarer
played low, East won the ten
and continued with the king.
After ruffing the heart In
dummy, declarer drew
trumps in three rounds. then
caahed the ace·klng of
diamo'nds. He now tr(ed to
reach dummy by leading a
club to the queen. East won
the kJng and returned a
heart. Declarer rufCed, but
since he had no way to get to
dummy to use his good
diamonds, he had to concede
another club for down one.
The fates were not kind to
declarer. He would have
romped home had either
ti:umps split evenly or had
the king of clubs been with
West. Or. for that matter.
had he played the hand a bit
better!
See the difference if
declarer refuses to ruff the
third heartindummy,discard·
ing a club instead and letting
West hold the trick! If West
returns a minor suit, declarer
wins. draws three rounds of
trumps and unblocks the
diamonds. Now he can enter
dummy.. with a 'trump and
take two discards on
dummy's good diamonds.
Actually. West's best
defense ls to play a fourth
heart. But declarer can
count.er by discarding
anot.her club from dummy
and ruffing in his hand. He
can t.hen reach dummy with a
club ruff.
Tuberculosis now managed· with medication
DEAR DIJ. STEINCROHN: Wbat a sarprtae.
We tllH1llit my h1baDd'1 coa1ll was clae to
1moktag 10 many cl1arette1.
81t wlaea Ille be1u to lose welpt and 11teastla
we became 1upldoas It ml1llt a.ave uotlaer caase.
E1Deda)ly wbea be co.&taaed to feel tired after lie
.... ctlt dOWll oa ~I 1mokla1.
O.r famUy doctor ordered X-ra)'• ud 1patam
esamlutloa. YM've probabl)' petHd I&. He bas
acdve hlbercaloll1. He It oaly SI.
My two cblldrea and m)'Hlf llave bad
cMchpa ... l.,._te.11 are free. I IM•flli& at ftrlt my ............. lliave to be lilolDl&aU1e4 for
a ,..,. • twe. an ..a '°· Tltt docton ~ve b.lm oa
m1 .. mdla tlllJ ~ wW Mal Mm ad pn*t ••
... ... rrt•ill II lldl Ille .... 1 mwaem•t of ..a.e '*rnlola•'f -MM. 8 .
DJ:AA MRS. B.: U.ten to 1'homu L. Petty,
IU>., wridM 1n the June ilM.le of the JOW'Nl ot the
/umrlicln .r.ctica• Amodatlon: "Another chron.lc
dlllMe, ..m With -important toda.l and eCOlllOmic .,_.an the country, 11 piu.1moriaey tuberculoU.
"It i. now well establlahed that out-patient
chemotherapy rapidly rendera patienta
noninfectious. Jolnina the two moet potent oral
drugs, laonlazid and rifampln, has provided an
eaaily adminlatered oral combination that can
~vene intectlouan4!91 in nearly every patient With
pulmonary t.uberculoUi with a ~lapee rate that is
almoet nil."
The newer drup have saved many tuberculau
patlenta from many month• and yean of
hibernation In hotpltall. &,ne ye.n aco. I reaall
1endina 10me of my tuberculotl1 i>'\lenu for
treaiment at Saranac Lake. HeaUna requlnd many
montha of bedreet.
DEAR DR. STEINCROBN: A la wrt ...
&Mt lite II llaytq a rti,....,..ltJ. la ti • Mrieu
CODdlctOD? -MRI. L.
DEAR MRS. L.: St. wowd have NJ.lewd you
of ~ty II the had limply told you, ••rm F'ftl to
• plutic IW'pOI\ for a fact lift, O I
DEAR DR. STBINCROBN: 1"•1 11 &be
T rou1 HIAlTH
DA. PETER J. STEINCAOHN
dtffel'ftce betweea a baaal cell cucier ud wlaat'i
call• a 14um ... cell cardaomaT -MRS. G.
DEAR MRS. 0 .: Eich la uauaily the r.ult of
pro~ expoaure to the wind and IUft -and more common In lilht-lk!Med lndivtduala. Tnteted •early. tbele amcen are UIUIJ.ly curable. But &he
equamou. typit of elUn *"*' la more ~ve and~ more ras*lly.
1nenm•tal .., miU&arJ deettloll-maken wlA
CH •ltllier HIH• • .,.;c(Yllt1aU01 by retlHjl
.... , or be re~y to a~ laealcuble ~
••fferla1 ud deatla.
We .Javlte tbe eeoperadoa of odter etlaleal ~.
kuultarlu orpalutl .. 1 tlmlluly dtdJcaMd ~
prffervlnc b1maalty ID 111111, tlli• moat critic
crt1l1 la oar llla&ory.
AM Landen~ fttn.age drtnJcJ1111 -JG m~ its reallt/H. Learn the lacta by rHdln6
•• and You -For Teen-agen Only," by AM
La.nden. &nd ~ centa and a Jong, •JJ-addreaed.
awnped envelope co Ann Landers, P.O. Box 1199~
Chicago, m. 60611. iJ
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
EVERV NE'W PERSON
WHO,S SORN
TAKES ME
FARTHER
FROM BEING
THE VOUNGEST
PERSON
ALIVE.
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AT WIT'S END
No scenes
like these
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Some of the t:>eiit being published today are the
picture postcards of your home town. Ever see w t
tourists send from your city? Pictures of downto
streets lined with boulevards that look like th""e
Gardens of Babylon. A statue to the brave men of
World War I with 2,000 people standing around it
paying homage. And a view of the city after dark
that rivals the Paris skyline. ·
I used to live in a small Ohio town where the
high spot of our week was watching them dust ~
trusses in the drugstore window. There was onf!
traffic light, a gas pump, and a karate school above
the feed store. The single police cruiser kept a list''
dogs in heat so they could follow up on missing
male complaints. ·
THE PICTURE POSTCARDS told another
story. There were attractions for six days, includ3
a museum which no one had ever seen. There w
boating regatta on a river that had dried up 20 ye
ago. And there was a town full of traffic (including
12 taxis) that boggled the imagination. What should
have tipped people off was that the cars on thf
cards all had running boards and wicks foir
headlights.
It has always been so. ,
There's a new book out about postcards called
"Prairie Fires and Paper Moons: The AmericaR
Photographic Postcard 1900-1920," by Hal Morgan
and Andreas Brown. that really explains a Jot of
things.
In the early 1900s, postcards depicted one ot
two things: natural disasters like flood and fires,
and personalized cards showing ordinary people i~
extraordinary settings.
THIS WOULD CERTAINLY explain a couplo
of old postcards I found In a photo album of m)I
father-in-law. Une showed him in the original
Wright Brothers airplane, his hair blowing f~~
under a straw hat and a line underneath ~
proclaimed, "FL YING HlGH IN PI'M'SBURGH.
There's another one of him in a bar wearing
Western attire, holding a mug of beer in one hand
and dangling a redhead on his knee in the othet>
with the message, "RAISING HELL IN CHAGRfki
FALLS.'' ,
The authors of the book say that after World
War I, photographic postcards were replaced b}'.
sophisticated glossy pictures of resort hotels, ace~
wonders and scantily clad girls on the beach. 1 •
It's still a challenge. A couple of years~.~
of my kids Cound a card oC an Indian and a beat'
posing together for a picture taken by a tourist a\'
the Grand Canyon. My son said, "Wow! I wish l
Uved there."
t{e did. . .. ,,
By PHIL INTERLANDI of Laguna Beach ---·
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• IDING FOR HANDICAPPED -Witll their horses and
t emselves groomed to near-perfection, a class of English-style
ders enter the show ring at the Orange County Fairgrounds
· Costa Mesa where the 4th Annual Orange County Riding
nter Benefit Horse Show closed on Sunday. The big event
as staged to raise funds for underwriting the center's
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therapeutic riding program for handicapped persons. Forty-
five special riders are in the therapeutic program in which 45
volunteers log 1,250 hours per month as instructors while other
volunteers work in the program to maintain horses and
equipment.
Damn Yankees'
clubs formed
DALLAS (AP) -Lonaome •tranien ln the Lone Star State,
tu.cl of beina told "Yankee a<>
h ome," are organizing fellow
expatrlatee to fight homeslcknesa
and culture ahoCk.
Dami\ Yankeee clube are
aproutina up ln Texas.
Ii waa the Idea of Irene Konig,
who waa born and raised In th~
South Bronx section of New
York City, juat three block.a from
Yankee Stadium. She aald ahe
moved to Austin six years ago at
age 30 and went into culture
ahoc:k.
"I thought I'd like to start a
club for Yankees," she said.
The Damn Yankees got
together tor the first time on the
campus of the University of
Texas at Austin, where Ms.
Konig was a student.
"The very first meeting was
like heaven," she said. "It was
joyoua."
Now statewide interest 1s
growing in clubs th.at unite
people of non -Texas
backgrounds, she said.
Missing New York is more
than just adjusting to a slower
pace, southern drawls and people
who wait for "walk" signs at
intersections, Ms. Konig says.
Northerners also have to
endure anti-Yankee sentiments.
"I thought I'd meet some
people from up North who
wouldn't hate me just because
I'm a Yankee," aatd former
Mlcht1an resident Kathleen
Mengot, who moved to Texas laat
summer and joined the Dallu
chapter ot Da.mn Yankeet.
Mra. Men1ot, 22, HY• •he
remembers pulllng into IH
1tatlon1 with her out-of-1\ate
licenae plate• and being told,
"Yan~ee go home."
.Ma. Konig expanded her Damn
Yankeea c lub laat year by
openlni the Dallaa chapter,
which now haa almost 40
members. Membership ll open to
anyone from a •tate other than
Texu and to Texans who are
friends of Yankees. Yearly dues
are $10.
"There are many Yankees who
blend In ve't. well In Texas," Ma.
Konig said, 'but not all Yankees
mix that well. We have a number
of members who have lived in
Texas quite a while, but they also
spent a lot of years In the North.
They don't want to give up all
thek heritage."
Later this month, a fourth
annual reunion for people who
hail from Michigan is expected to
draw about 500 people.
"I'm not Interested In ·getting
people wishing they were back In
New York,'' said New York
Circle organizer J eanette Vota.
"That's not the point. The point
is to help people get more
acclimated to Dallas and to make
the transition."
I
(;roup • views
~eregulation SAYlllLLO 10 G
THOMAS D. ELIAS
The deregulation drive begun under ex-
dent Jimmy Carter has already led to higher
!lir\aJ4res for Californians, a rash of gas and
cfric r&'te hikes and the strong likelihood of
tly higher telephone bills in the next few years.
But the deregulatio n drive and its
nsequences have apparently only just begun.
For the Reagan administration is about to start
a !push to repeal the Public Utility Holding
q>ntpany Act of 1935, a classic New Deal law that
p~bably is the main reason utility rates haven't yet
gone completely out of control.
The law forbids utility companies from owning
oJher, totally unrelated businesses and forcing
utility customers to make up the losses of those
other firms. Some state regulatory commissions
ClllfDRNll FOCUS
have allowed exemptions to the ownership
prohibition; thus a firm like California's ~acif~c
Lighting Corp., parent of the Southern California
Gas Co., can have large real estate holdings. But In
those cases, utility revenues are carefully separated
from other dealings.
Those restrictions would end if a sub-cabinet
working group set up last fall by President Reagan
gets its way.
Composed of top officials from five cabinet-
level departments and six other White House
offices, the group wants to restructure virtually all
utility regulation.
Its recommendations will start coming this fall
and promise to Include an end to restrictions on
utility advertising, a change from state regulation to
regional regulation involving blocs of states and
takeovers of inefficient and financially w eak
utilities by larger, stronger ones.
"We don't want this to be just a study," says
the group's chairman, former Westinghouse Corp.
executive Hunter Chiles, the top policy maker at
the federal Department'of Energy. "We want to see
action."
And action will likely result, if Reagan's track
record in California means anything. Task forces
like the'Chiles working group were one of Reagan's
chief tools as governor, producing recommendations
OJ\ welfare reform, property tax cuts and other
subjects. In each case, Reagan either carried out his
task forces' recommendations or pushed hard for
them.
What would a ll this mean to California
consumers?
Most likely it would lead to far larger utility
rate increases than even those of last winter, which
aroused unprecedented public protests.
Says a study by the Washin~ton-based
Environmental Action Foundation, • Ratepayers
will face bills inflated by subsidies for utility
tubsidiaries, investors will have scant lnfonnation
for utility stock purchases and (smaller compantea)
will be aqueeud out of the market by the power
and influence of holding companies. Non-utility
corporadons auch as banks and insurance companies
(could) finance regional generating companies to
promote development of nuclear, coal and oil power
plant network.a." But utility lobbyists have claimed change is
oeeded to attract investora in utilities. Today's
relatively tight regulation, they say, discourages
invest.on bt!auae they can make far higher profita
In other bUsineaes. The :Edbon Electric lnltitute reports that the
power industry must rai8e $340 bllllon the next 10
years just to 1tay healthy and meet consumer
demand. It can't attract that kind of money under todaY:'• rula • But lf the rulee are changed, it wlll be consumen who ultimately pay the price.
(EJJM 16 • columnlat bued In Santa Monictl.) ·-
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POOPED AT THE PUMP. DEPT. -It has now been
reported in the public prints that the smog-fighters' of our
region have been nosing around about 8,000 of our area gas
stations looking for bad nozzles. This is part of the anti-
smog crusade.
According to the reports, out of that number of
gasoline e mporiums, the South Coast Air Quality
Management District, of
which our coastal region is
a small part, some 1,918
naughty nozzles have been
found.
(;;,
Back in the old days, T-OM_M_U_RP-HIN-l ~r,
when nobody much gave a
hoot how gasoline got pumped into your car, a gas nozzle
was little more than a piece of pipe that got stuck into your
tank's filler pipe.
TODAY. IT 'S A M UCH different story. The nozzle
looks like part of a zapper ray gun from Star Wars.
That plain old piece of pipe is now hidden inside a
collapsible rubber-like sleeve that looks like the spring that
bounces Jack out of a jack-in-the-box. There's a stopper on
the end to trap fumes. There is a second hose, used as a
fume recovery line. ·
If you're one of those motorists who pull up to the
Self-Serve pump, you've grappled with this new Star Wars
nozzle in an attempt to force it down the throat of your gas
tank.
Is it worth all the trouble in the smog fight?
That's what the inspections are all about. The people
that do this work are informally called Nozzle Inspectors.
Ins~r uncovering noxious nozzle at 5ervice station
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE to have that job title when
you dropped by the neighborhood comer saloon for a cool
one? The guy on the next stool strikes up a conversation:
"And whaddya do for a livin', buddy?"
"I'm a Nozzle Inspector."
"You're a what?"
"Nozzle Inspector."
"Get away from me. you filthy creep. You're touchin'
my elbow ... "
NOZZLE INSPECTING must be a tough life. Nobody
gives the Nozzle Inspector a big smile and a free windshield
wipe when he pulls into the gas station.
If the nozzles aren't in order when the inspector comes,
sometimes he'll slap a fine on the service station operator. It
was reported that one hapless Newport Beach station
operator got hit with a $450 ticket for operating with a
noxious nozzle.
Gasoline retailers don't care too much for all the new
nozzle laws. Steven Shelton, executive director of the
Southern California Service Station Association, has been
quoted as saying the new nozzles are sometimes dangerous
and have been known to rupture gas tanks and blow fuel
back out the filler neck.
THIS ALLEGATION was countered by a spokesperson
for the American Lung Association of Orange County that
no complaints have been h eard about the new nozzles being
unsafe. Of course if a nozzle were to rupture your gas tank
while you were filling it, considering the general location of
the car tank, your lungs might not be the part of your
anatomy you'd be worried about.
CONSIDERING THAT the nozzles are cumbersome
and seem to w eigh about 50 pounds each, medical
authorities might be w ell served to consider another
ailment that could be called Nozzle Rupture.
That's what you might suffer while trying to force the
new nozzle into your tank fille r line and hold it there for 18
gallons.
1 ourt spectator
1arrested at hearing
• A Loe Angelee woman who
:fhowed up ln court to watch the
arraigm'nent of two frienda on
robbery chargel IOOD may have
91\ arratanrnent date of her own.
Colta ldeu pol.Ice arretb!d the
19-year-old woma n after a
wttne11 Ident ified her aa an
•l1•1•d accomplice ln the
l'Obberlea.
Th e woman, ldenUfled by
• Oloda Marta Martlnez, .,.,_ted Friday by Cotta
MHa d e tectiVH at Harbor
MuDlclp.1 Court In Newport
a..ich. . .
Costa Mesa pollce Sgt. Bill.
Bechtel aald the woman l1
suspected aa the .aetaway driver
ln a string of break-ins Aua. 3 at
the Mesa Verde VWaa at 17555
Mete Verde Drive Eaat.
Rogelio Batllta Gonzalez, 31,
and .Tuan Delpdo, 32, each from
the Los Angelea area, were
arreaWd at tlie 1eene.
Both men remain lll Oranae
County jail 1n Ueu of $200,000
bail. They are wanted in
connecUon with robber1e1 ln LOI ~t. and are c:oneldeNd 1'hJah r1lk prilicnen. Bechtel Mkl.
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Tlte .aew liid roa "Oae
Day •t • TJm e•• ••11 b e
learned of 11/e's b•n lma.
las t er b y grow.la• up In
TV'• adult world. Pa6e BB.
Retarded parents fight custody;
.
Mesa lawyer leads. couple's struggle to raise boy, 5
By Tbe A11~lated P rell
Barney and Donna Travloll,
each physically and mentally
handicapped, will know after a
court hearing next month
whether they will get permanent
cuatody of their 5~-yea.r-old eon
Robbie.
Near death, the Cypress boy
waa admitted to the UC Irvine
Medical Center in Orange last
April. He weighed 25 pounds.
Now ln a foster home, Robbie's
weight is up to 31 pounds.
County officials say the boy
will be fine, if he isn't sent back
to his parents. They say Robbie
became ill because the couple
was unable to feed him properly.
On Sept. 15, Judge Byron
9 seek
Newport
council
With a backdrop that includes
a referendum on a multi-million
dollar development, nine persons
have entered the upcoming
Newport Beach City Council
race.
Voters will fill four of the
seven council seats Nov. 2. The
ballot will include a referendum
on the controversial Banning
Ranch development in west
Newport.
Council candidates in Newport
are elected at large but represent
geographical districts.
Mayor Jackie Heather,
representing northern Newport,
will be challenged by attorney
David Grant, a n Eastbluff
resident and a member of the
Committee of 4000.
The Committee of 4000 has
sued the Irvine Company over
leasehold property.
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart,
representing Newport Heights,
Bayshores and Cliff Haven, will
be challenged by former city
planning commissioner Allan
Beek and C. F.<iward Wolfe, a
land appraiser.
Wolfe said he has done land
appraisal for members of the
Committee of 4000 but is not a
member of the group.
Councilman Don Strauss, who
represents Balboa and Lido Isle,
will face Norman Loats, assistant
superintendent of the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District.
Councilman Paul Hummel,
representing old Corona del Mar
a nd Cameo Shorea, will be
challenged by Bill Agee, a
frofessional photographer and
ormer city planning
commissioner.
McMlllan ta acheduled to 11ettl.e
the battle over parental care that
began when the child was born.
Barney, 38, and Donna, 37,
both mildly retarded, married
after meeting at a Southern
California institution for the
handicapped. She is confined to a
wheelchair because of a spinal
disorder. He spent much of his
life in institutions. In 1976, Donna gave birth to
Robbie, whom doctors said was
normal except for being born six
weeks premature.
But Donna's mother, who had
tried talking the couple out of
getting married, asked that the
infant be placed immediately in
an Anaheim fC>.'lter home. Onre
there, he developed spinal
menlngitla that left him blind,
deaf and crippled.
The couple got provisional
cuatody of Robbie last AuguAt,
but in January. Robbie was
placed temporarily in a foster
home because of unusual weight
loss. He returned to his parent.a
until April, when he was taken
to the hospital. When he got out
of ~h~ hospital, he was pla~ed again ma foster home.
Mrs. Travioli said officials
never told them what was wrong
With Robbie when he was placed
in the foster home.
"They said he was almost
dead," she said. ''They said we
almost lost him twice Rut they
never told ua what was wront
with hlm.''
The couple later agreed to
Robbie'• placement in a foeter
home. They are permJtted to take
him every other weekend until
the September court hfaring.
At the core of the couple'•
problems. said their Costa Mesa
attorney, John Cogomo, is that
Robbie's &J>¥tic condition makes
it difficult to feed him.
Cogomo, who is representiJ\£
the Travlolla free of charge, wa
he will seek permanent custody
for the couple with t h e
stipulation that county social
services department employees
teach them how to care for
Robbif>.
SMOOTH R IDE Marjorie Germain, 10.
pushes cousin Tina Richard, 3, in makeshift
wagon consisting of box on top of skateboard.
~ NOC ~o b1 f'etnc:ll 0 -oo.w.I
This form of fuel-efficient transportation was
tried out in downtown Huntington Beach. -
Both girls live in the city .
'Feed Your Bones'
party scheduled
The second annual "Feed Your Bones" party, sponsored by the
Natural History Foundation of
Orange County, will be held
Sunday evening, Oct. 10 at
Cano's Seafoods of Mexico in
Newport Beach.
The proceeds from the fund-
raiser go to the foundation, a
non-profit organization, and will
aid the establishment of a natural
history museum in Orange
County.
CocktaiJs and dinner will be
served between 5 and 10 p.m.
and reservati n.s can be made by
calling osa 31-1381.
Junior g olf
clinic due
Huntington Seacliff ·~~
Country Club will be offering t!
a clinic for junior golfers 1 ,
between the ages of 10 and 17 ...
on Aug. 17, 19, 24 and 26. ·
Range balls and golf clubs n.;
will be provided. Instructions ru
wilJ cover putting. chipping, 1
Irons and woods, rules, '
etiquette and strategy. r1J
T here is a fe e of $20.
Deadline to enter is Sunday. .•
Call 536-7575 for more ,,
infonnallon. r
MOONUGHT MEMORIES -Patron1 pthered befon 11Wwet
at Twin Polnta, the.eatate of Dr. and Mn . Raymond Contino,
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GARDENIAS GALORE -Receivine compliments for the aucce11 of
"Moonlight Memories" were Dr. and Mn. Ray Contino, hoet and
hOltela, above, and Mn. Wtwam Beck, food committee, and Mrs. David
Buahnell, p1a chairman. below .
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KNOB presents "M & M's Week" begin-
ning August 16. listen for .Y.o.ur chance
to win tickets to see Melissa Manchester
on Sunday, August 22 or Anne Murray
on Friday, August 27 at the beautiful
Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre. ~
Manchester and Murray, just ~
two of the many -entertainers' you hear on
The Great 98, KNOB.
We're "The Home of the Entertainers:
Give your appliances
the aftemoon off.
A town is like a model electric train.
When the electrical load is evenly
distributed throughout the day, there's
enough power to go around. But
on hot afternoons, factory, office and
home air conditioners come on.
Add washers. And dryers .
And ovens. And
ma
•
other appliances. And· the total
eleetrical load can get too heavy. So
use your air conditioning sparingly.
When you' re home, please set it no
lower than 78'? When you go out,
turn it to 85° or higher. That way
you can help lighten the peak loa9,
delay building new power plants, and
help provide enough electrical power
to go around all day long .
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Southern California Edison
Gala designed
for romantics
By VIDA DEAN
OftlleDelJNlt•-
"You Llaht Up My Lite," said the rich full
music of Freddie Martin's big band.
And then the whole aky waa lit up by a
spectacular fireworks diaplay of booming rockets
bursting with goraeoua colon -a rainbow never
dreamed of.
With the Pacific Ocean as a backdrop and
the surf craahing on the craggy cliff:a below,
Desi gning Women ataged "Moonlight
Memories," Saturday as lta annual benefit for
Laguna Beach School of Art.
And the event was a work of art in itaelf.
For openers, there was valet parking, a
thoughtful convenience for suests driving the
quaint but tricky atreeta of Lagwla'• exclusive
waterside aectlon. 1 Once inside the impressive Twin Points
estate of Dr. and Mra. Raymond Contino, ~
enjoyed BeVel'8l h08ted ban and hon d'<>euvre
tablea aa they strolled over the gruay carpet
jutting above the awooehing surf. Female guests
wore or carried gardenias preeented to them on
arrival.
And Mother Nature henelf waa a designing
woman for the evening, havtn; preeented ideal
weather capped with a glorious aunaet for the-
occasion.
Antiques, travel packages, wearing apparel.
gift certilicats for peraonal eervices and other
items were strategically arranged by D...fgning
Women to ca1Ch the eye and the blda of patrcna
participating in the fund-ralaing silent auction.
Much of the two-acre state WU dotted with
pink draped round tablee centered with proteas
and candlee for the more than 400 guests who
dined on comlah hen atuHed with apples and
almonda.
Alter dark, lighta twinkled from the trees
and outlined the flqpole and suebo at the cliff's
edge.
The Freddie Martin aound created ~
atmcephere of noatalg:la, and couples including
celebrated "hoofer" Buddy Ebsen and wlfe
Nancy, crowded a rather~ portable
dance floor on a porUon of the lawn.
It waa the elahth year Deatgning Women
baa ataged 101De manner of fund-ral.llna event to
allllt the art 9Chool, and th1a waa the iecond year
in auooeaslon that the Contino home baa been
opened for the event.
Hostels Phyllis Conti.no, president of tl\e
.:hool'a boerd of dlrecton, weloomed guests and
thanked the Jona lilt of wwlerwritera and .,.i.
"wbo.e aeneromty and oommitmenb contributed
to the aucce11 of the benefit."
The gueat Hat included the Tony
Montaperta, Dr. and Mn. Terrance Monn. Dr.
Jerrel RJcharda. Mr. and Mra. I.edW.w Reday,
Mn. Faith Strong, Lt. Oen. and Mn. F.C.
'lbartn, netchbon of the Continas, 801 A.aft,
Virginia and Paul Bender, Float and l:d
Schumacher and Dr. Richard Tobin, new
director of the i..una BMch School ol Art, plm ::rJ.;. frienda o« the echool mm Newport
The dm WM ~Uy accredited, maJdne
it one ol the ..ven llCCl'9d.tted art 8Choolt In.
Soutmm Cal1fomla. ''The new 1tatua of the echool givee
national ...,..Uan," -'cl Dr. ToblD.
''When dM bdl an all pmd. w. aboukl ~
9bout teo.ooo. The audkln blwabt tn •10.000,:'
eald cbalnmn Nancy a.hnel1.
Mllltln8 ... with pla arnna-aen•
MmH. Wllliam hell:, Ann C-oUn, Jam
Qvnbaw WlWam l!cldtns, Gerald ..... 1119, =:!:e:z~1i~!. .. Law•-..,......, Jaak ':hW'a raw.
lbarj.· wwam. ...._ ~ ~.
'hmi0w*1 wt --'l'ociMj .
'. '~ .• r1. l raHt A. Bryan& IU 11 ~ a Mand term M pnlident ol &hi Newport Harbor Art MUMwn11
bo9rd of tn.wtee.. the newly•lected vtc:e preeldent ti
T. l'hllllpe M~an and conUnWn, u
vlc9 president. are John E. Dwan n.
Robert McLain and Georp R. Richter
Jr. Mn. Abert A. Adama la the new
..-wy wtth Ray H. Johnaon ••
treaaurer.
• • •• 1>at11:E. Gr huaa1e of Newport
fourth Wtdnteday 'Of the manth at
7:30 p,m. ln M~ Savlnfl and
Loan, Hu.nun.tcft BMch. . * .. • •
Or. AnnaMaria Bellin WU lmta1J41d
prt1ldent of t he Inner Wheel of
Oran1e County durln1 a luncheon
held ln the ~t Hotel in Newport
S.Ch.
OrllP OOilll DAJLV PtLOT /1'.Ueld81. ~ ~O. 11U
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Beach IJ the new president of Lona
Buch Theta Unit, CaUfomla State
Allddatton of Parllamentarlana. Miu
Grlnnage la a retired public utlllty
employee, havln1 worked for the
Southern California Gas Co. for 44
I yean. * • *
Other offlcen inducted durtna the
ceremony conducted by Mrs. Allard
Gunning, out-1oln1 prealdent, are
Mmes. Paul Kennedy and Harry
Woodcoff, vice president.; Maxwell
Widdowson, secretary; Gene
Jennings, treasurer; James Lucas,
corresponding secretary; and Jack
Feehan, international 1ervlce
orfanizer. nner Wheel ls an international
organization of wives of Rotarians ln
57 countries.
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I Lat Ola• Toaatmistresa Club has
lnatalled Maute Lloyd as president.
Other offlcen are Harriet Adams and
Lynn Banker, vice presidents; Belen
C.Ordo.va, secretary: and Peggy Hayes,
t.reMurer.
The club meets the second and
Philanthropies of the froup are
Servicemen's Center o Orange
County, Family en.es Center of OC.
Community Volunteers for the
Elderly and the Women's Transitional
Living Center. • •
Manager's Special Dinners · :
Friday 13 to 10 p.m.)
• Monday l3to10p.m.)
• Y2 Fried Chicken
New York Steak
$2.25 Combination
Seat ood Plate ... . Tuesday (3to10 p.m.)
Breaded Pork
Tenderloin
Liver & Onions
Wednesday 13 to 10 p.m.)
Teriyaki Steak
Fillet of Cod
Thursday 13 to 10 p.m.)
Saturday (3 to 10 p.m.)
$2.85 Filet Mignon
$2 .25 Red Snapper
Sunday (noon to 10 p.m.)
$3.85
$2.55
$3.20 Teriyaki Brochettes
$2 .25 of Beef $3.35
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Roast Breast of Turkey $2.75 Top Sirloin Steak $3 .35 (lncl"de•v.getab••>
Breaded Vea I (Pure Veal Patty)$ 2. 2 5 A ll sntrtHJS include choice of soup or salad, potato or rice pilaf, and roll with butter.
Delly Pltot le.ff fltloto
BEADS LEAGUE -Lee Gormley, right, is the 1982-83 president of
The Assistance League of Newport Beach. She accepted the gavel from
Elaine Basmajian, at the organization's annual luncheon held at Balboa
1 Bay Club. Other officers installed were Dorothy Reichle, Marion
Pickens, Angela Stollsteimer, Marie France Lefebvre, Jean Quinn,
Beverly Holcomb and Phyllis Baum, vice presidents; Lois Riker and Jan
Bihler, secretaries, and Pauline Beggerstaff and Jean Bonner,
tteasurers.
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ACTmOU9Mlll ... NAlm ~-The followlng pereon hu (t) CAROLE BOVITZ &
wltlldreMI .. a general pat11* trom A 8 8 0 C I A T E 8 ; ( 2 I C J the pertnent11p operetlng under the ASBOCIATES, 18291 Content
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MacArthur B~levard, Sulla 700 Content Olrde, Huntington Beadl.
Eeat, Newport 8-cll, CA 92MO. CA 92948.
The llctltloue buelnaH name Tilll ~ la oonduCted by an
.iatement for the Pllrlnerthlc> -lndlvldual. Nad on .My 11, 1eao In the County Cerole J. BcMtz
of Orenga. Thie ...,_, -ltle4. with the The full name and reeldence ot County Cler1I of Orenge COunty on
the perton wlthdrewlna ... partlW Jvty 11, 1982.
le; JAMES P. WARMfNOTON, 314 ,,_, ~ Vlela. Baltio.. CA 92M1. Publl1hed Orange Cout Delly
JAl'Q!ll P. Warmington PllOt. Jvty 20, 27, Aug. 3, 10, 1912.
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ORDO TO IMOW CAUU '°" CMMIQe °' ..... Dmd Anthony M.nlnli hM fled
a p«ltlon In tni. ~ tor ~ order 1-------'------1 allowlnO petltk>Mr to ~ hll neme trom DllYld Mthony Merl.Ina
to DllYld Anthony lhereton. Ml.JC NOTICE
HCllitOUaWaS NAlmSTATDmJIT
The fotlowlng pertOntl .,. doing
bu*--
Rlcflard L. ~
-· Thie statement -flied w11h the County Clarie of Orange County on
It 11 hereby ordered that all
p«eon• lnter..ted In the matt•
afOreMld appew before thll OCM1
1n Deplltmellt No. a at 100 CMo
Centef Drive Wall, S1nl1 Ana,
Callfornla, on Sept. 16, 1H2, at
1o:ao o'c:lodt a.m .. W\d tNll 1111<1
ther9 .now ceute, If etf'f U.V have. -------~~---why uld petition tor change or nerne lhOuld not be granted. PtalC NOTICE tt ta fUrthet orci..d t11at a copy of
MESA DEVELOPMENT II, 4282
=u• Dflve, Suite C, N-port . ca. 92eeo Dyna-Plex, Inc. (a California
~·•ton). 4262 Cempue Drtve.
Suite c. Newport BMch, ca. 92eeG Augua1 2, 1"2. ........ , .. ,M7
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, Publllhed Orange COeat Dalty
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NOTICI °' 'TM191Wt'S SALE LOAN NO ... 101m1 UNDO DUD Of' TitUaT
IMPOA'\'Atn NOTICE
TO ""°""" OWND YOU ARE !fl OEFAUl T UHOER A DEED OF TRUST. DATED
SEPTEMBER 23, 1H1. UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT •• • PUlJC N()TIC( YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE -TO ,._a__ SOt.D AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ._,_ ..._,_,_ NEED AH EXPLANATION OF THE
CAUJN0 '°" _. NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING ~ Dlatrlct IRVINE UNIFIED. AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD
Bid o-.n.: 10:00 o'dodl a.m. CONTACT A LAWYER.
of the UMh d9y =· 1082. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN: II'-of llld DISTRICT That under and by Wlue of the
Ihle order to 1how c au•• be
pubtlehed In The Delly Pilot, Colt•
MHa, 1 ne~r of generel
elfculetlon, pu In tNa county
at 1••11 once a •••II tor tour conaecutM weellt l)flot to the day
of Mid hMl'lnel. Diiied AUD> ~ 1N2.
Clellde M. 0-W ==-~ ...... c. .... ......., .. ....
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Batney Mertln, an Individual,
4292 Campu1 Drive. Sult• C,
Newport BMctl, ca. 92980 ~ranll R. Goodman, an
lndlvldu11, 77000 Avenue of the
81at•. Pelrn o.a.rt. ca. 92290 Thia ~ .. oondUcted by •
Nmlted pertnerehlp.
DYHA·PU:X .. INC.
Robett H. DaYla, ~· Thia etat-1 wu ltled with IN
County eterti of Ofange County on
Auguat 2, 1982.
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<.J\llOn Aw., lrw.. CA 92714. Tn.181 dat41d September 23. 1981,
Project Identification Hame: and recorded In the ofllce of the 1'ROP08ED Ff:NCE AND OATES Record« of the County of Orange. 1-----------
AT lfMHE HtGH SCHOOL Slat• of catllomta. on Oc1otMw 2. rta.IC NOTIC(
Publllhed Orange Coa1t Deity
Ptlot Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24. 1N2
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FACIUTIES SUPPORT 8ERVICE.S, of oi11c111 Record•. execut41d by NOTICE OP DEATH OF IUllJC NOl1C( 14eOO Sand Ceriyon, Ealt INlne. !Phillip eunon ane1 Linda BYrtori. CHARLOTTE MARJORIE , __ __;,..;.;;..;~.....;......;..;;,,,,_ __
NOTICE IS HEADY GfVEH ttiet huoand and wtte " Tru1tor, to C L A R K A N D 0 F NOTICE OF DEATH OP
ttie ~ Scnool Dtltrtet of lsunklet Service comp1ny, • p E T I T I 0 N T 0 R UTB E. PEBRS, AKA Orenge County, Cllllomla. acting corpor81lon u True1 ... and STATE )>y and through Ill Governlno s Av 1 Na s AND Lo AN ADMINJSTER aTATE NO. RUTH E . DELLINGER ~TdLICT~~ ~ tobutu ASSOCIATION. a Cellfornla AllHH. AND OF PETITION TO '""' " · -·-up 10• corpor81lon • Beneftclary T all he'-benef:fciaria. ADMINJ8TER ESTATE NO pot later than Ille abov .. 1tated And puniUent to the ,.q,_, of 0 .. ., ' time. 8Mled bide for UM IWlfd of• th• owner and holder of th• creditors and contingent AUHtl.
contract for·the above onitect. C'leeory note 1ecured by th• creditors of Charlotte To all heirl, benetidariee,
1 llkl .. tlllllbe---lnltiefr:: ofTNl1aboverefettedto. Marjorie Clark and penona creditors and contingent
denttlled above, and •ha I be lol'td by ..-i of the detautt tn who may be otherwlae creditol"I of Ruth E. Pehn ~ ~~ ':; = 81 ~..:i ':'t:~~ "°:interested in the will. and/or and persona who may be
There wlll be NO deC>Oelt r8QUhd 1ald O.ad ot Tru11 provided, a estate: otherwl8e lnt.ereat.ed in the
tor eedl ... of bid dOCulMn1I to Notloa of Dllld and aectlon to A petition hu been filed will and/or estate:
oQU•r•ntM their return In good Seti IJflder Oiied of TNll ~ by 'I' a y Layne In the A petition bu been filed
cone!tttGn wlthltl daya aft« the bid .,._,duly recorded • Pfov\ded tor Court f Or b A 1 Rid I b oC**'O dele. by ._ 1n lekt Aacotdar·• Ollce on Superior o &n1e y r ene 1e n t e
E.act'I ooo -conronn ano .,. Aprll 18. 1982, tn 1n11r. No. County requesUna that Fay Superior Court of Orange
fHpon1tve to th• contrac t 82·133447. Layne be appointed aa County reque1tlng that ~ lhall bmlt. the SUHKIST SERVICE COMPANY,. penon&l repreMntatlve to Arlene Ridge be appolnted
au on corporatlo". •• the pre1en1 dminl t th ••t f --1 ....._ntalive to tonn fumlef* with Ille c:ontrec:t authorized end acting Trull•• a • er e ea-e 0 81 ~---·-.--
dooumenta, a 11at of IN Pf~ under Mid Oiied of TNlt. elofwald. Charlotte Marjorie Clark admlnlater the eatate of
auboontrec1ore on tllil project ea on wedneaclay. Auguet 18. 1982. at (under the Independent Ruth E. Pehn (under the
required .:t lh• Subletting •nd Iha hOUr of 10:00 o'dodl a.II\. of Adminiatratlon of J!'Atata Independent Administradm
&lbool1ll 18 F• '"'**-Act. Mk! fJ'l •t the Norttl front entrance ... -) ""--~ la -f-of J!'.lltatet Al:t). The -.tdon Go¥t. Code Sec. 4100 • eeq. lo the OBnge County CourthouM ~~ • ... ...., _... -· -~ .. &di lllOdlr _. llUbmlt with hie 700 CMc: Cent« Dr1W Weal 111 1119 beuina in No. 3 at 700 I.a 8et for hearlna in Dept.
bid c.nllled or caaht.f'• checll City of Sent• Ana, County of Ov1c Center w. w-i. ln No. 3 at 700 Civic Center ~':.IN~~:. = Orange, State of C.iitomla, WILL the City of Santa Ana, Drive, West, ln the Oty of ~ ~ti 111 an 9ll'IOClnl ~..:J°o::i':1'ru!:;: c.allfomla oa Sept. l, 1982 at Santa Ana. Callfornla on
not .... than 10 peroenl of the without covenant or werrenly 9:30 a.m. Sept. l , 1982 at 9:30 a.m.
m111lmum 1mount of b id H a regarding tltl• po11e11lon or IF YOU OBJllCT to the fF YOU OBJECT to the
vuwantee that the l*lder _. enter encumbf'ancea. al publlc auction, to granting of the petition, you p-anttnc of the peddon, )'OU Into 1he Pfot>OMd contrec:t If lfle Iha ~ cull bidder In lawful al:lcx.ald either the ahouJd either t the earne 11 -erded to him. In Ille money of th• United StatH of appeer at appear a _,. of ta11ure to enter Into Mid America all tll•t certain rHI hearln1 and state your hearlnt and atate your
contract, 1uoh Hcurtty wlll I>• property iltuatt in the County °' obEtlona or file wrltten obeUona or fUe written
'°':iTAICt ,__the rtgllt 10 =g:; !t~~~ Ca11tornla , ob tlona with the court ob tlona with the court
,.._.wiyorelbldwortoWllManv PARCEL 1: · be ore the hearln1. Your be re the hearl.na. Your ~ "' lnfonNllltlea In tlf'f An undt!llded 115th 1ntere11 1n a~ may be lo penon appeu-ance may be in penan
bldl"' In IM blddlnO· and 10 tot 1 of tr!Mlt No. 11148. In or your attorney. or by your att.orney.
Pur1uant to the r.:.:;11on1 of 111e city of Colla Mee&. County °' I · Y 0 U A R E A I F Y 0 0 A R E A
&don 1ns of the Code °' °'.,. Stet• of Celltornla. .. '* CRlllDMUR or • contlnaent CREDMUR or a continfent the ltat• or Calllornla , the rn-.> r.C:orded 1n boolc 47g, pegea ................. _of .... _ ..o~ d _...,._of the keiiei ..,...,., oteTAICT h• obtllMd ffom the 19 and 17, In the offtca of the~--w• ueenae-, you "'""u.... -..& ... J-
Olrector of th• Departm•nt ot County Record« of Mild County. mt.alt file ~ cla1m with the mt.alt file your cl.alm with the
lnclvltrlat ~t•tlon• Ille Q9nefal bceptlng therefrom unll1 1 court or present It to the court or present It to the ~ .. ~ .. of..':'-~ ::0.: throueh 6 H ahown u pon th• peraonal representative peuonal repreaentatlve ~ aind ov.1.llM worti":: lht Condominium Plan record•d In appointed by the court appointed by the court
fOG!11Y In "'*" INI wort! II to be ~.-0:1..:J ~~· Otftclel within four mont.he flan the within four mantha from U-.
peliol•Nd tor eecfl cnft or twie of · PA~L 2: date of first INuance of date of flrat laauance of
-rker nMd•d to neoute Iha Unit a H 1hown upon Iha leUen • ~ ID Section 1etten M provided in Section ~"'-:..:.-:,=...°"• ';,.8; ~ '*" Nferred 10 In 700 of the Probatie Code of 700 of tlw Probate Code of
,,_.A-. IJMne. CA 92714. ~ and MOre commonly known aa California. The time for California. The ttme for
f'lllWbeObUMed.:a:::..Aoopy 2182·C P1clllc Avenue, Coela f.Wna c:Ja1rm will"°' expln fWnl c1ailm wW not expln 41._...,.... • "-Meal. Calltomla. -""'-.... •-·· -·'--•--o-•-four -tbs ~ ._...._ If t~t 11 no 1trMt addrM1, .,.h_ d..., .. ,,,_f ,.._..h ..... h "1_., r• '• .., ....,.. A.n1U1
11 ....., be IMn<l•t°'Y lotPOf! tM Cllr.ctlone '"'Y I>• obtalll•d b~ t e ate o t e ear n1 tbe date of the hearlnl =::=:.:.0
_:
11; '!; ::"'Loen "';t.~ •• ~~~ ~ ~ ~y EXAM IN I: ~ ~y EXAMINI! -.e 11 ..,_.,under hlrll. to 1191 not Dof'ldo I.,..., ltooll'°"· CA t5202: the file UP' by the C10W1. If &be 0Jit ~ by the court. If ... ._ ... ..,..,...,...to Attention: I.Ou ••rvloe you are ln'9resi.d ln the you..,.. ln'9re9ted ln tlM alWOft!M~~""'""'"" oepwtment. not IM•"*'~ _ _._ .. ,_ ...,.._. ---.J:--y-'-a--~-•oontnct. 17, 1M2,for1Nputpoeeof~ ---.youm.y ..... a·--· --........ ·--No ~ .,__....., hie bid ot11tg1111on .. eourecl by Mid 0.0 ~ with the court to r.celve Mth • court to r.cetve tot•.:=: Of ~TY (IOI~ T"*f ., of ... ""'*«! a peel al ooUee of the epeetal notle• of the = dMt • "'ot**'I ot .,...,.: ~thll-::::..-ta tfn •• Inventory of ft\ete weta Inventory of •ta\e .... ta
A pay runt b Oii d end a ....... tntentet: t 13,87'.M , anc1 and of the petiUC.. ~· Ind oUbe pethlorw, eocauntl
,...,_ .. llOftd _. be ,..._ th• ttUm•t•d amount ot coat•, and Npor&a de1ertbed ln and Nporta deecrlbed In 1W11r to-*'! of IN oontt.ot exptNtt Ind adYenoet whlah Wlfl Section ~.& of the Stctton UOO.& of the -r: ..... be In ttle form ... IOl'ttl In be lnMrtd by tM dl'9 of .... II CaU.fomla te Code. Ca1lfom&a Probata Code. ~ a:E =:-::. ~ ''·~r~~:::~. ~at.•;~~ .IJ.:~l ... ~ =::~.':".:rura. BIQ. ·,CllllfNI. ......... _... -cotPOtltlon avom •.•• 0. Lg y • ND ,. =• • ,.. ...... aia ,.. 1y: Tim o. Prudhll, .....,, al Lew lllLD&Sft \ ;a#=":.1:11~ ,f: ~~morado 11M c...-.Drift 1•11,..... .,.... ..... 1111 • ..,.. .,.."°"'..,._ t t,_ ..,_ ...... CA ..... ._ .,...._CA ftlll
fl .. ~ . ""'"°"" Calllomlla t620I (7H ftMlll (TH) llMlll "'If D.~ e"'"111' Put.UaMci on.a. Coeet PublMlhed oru. c.o.t ", M•• • • ar.... ~ ~C>Mnot c.. OltllV ~ PUoC. A.,.. 'lG;-u, 17, = PUo&. """" 10, 11, 17,
....... -.... -Not • .Mra7.A14.f ,10,tlla 1 ---........ ..,... -·1"'1 -·-
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....... A. ..... hll ~ &be Ncwpcwi .._h branch omee of OOIDllMntal real ..taw ~ firm Dllf ........
C•••••f at a marketlnl
lilodMI. He -Ylct p-116denl and ....,... o1 AlhWDl MU as company•• 0.kland office,
and a broker tor lis ~an1•
Countyoalce. Furniture firm
...., .... ..a.tent Ylct
pre1ldent, waa named vlct
DNlfdctlmanapr of Bl C.mlM laaU't COC"pOnte branch ottb,
AnatMllm.
\ plans bank
For the ninth oomecuuve YMf, the Sal• &
MarketJna Council of th• B•U•t•1 la4Hlr)'
Auedadoil ef IHtMra C.Utorala will 8J>Ot*>r the
MAME (Major Achievements ln Merch.andJalna
Excellence) competition. An awardl preeentation
will be held at the C-entury PW. Hotfl Nov. 20. Cha1rtnc the committee ii Carole Jamlesoa,
vice president of marketln1 for The Meister
Company, Newport Beach.
CARLSBAD (AP) -McMaban'• 1'\l.mlture
Co. planl to open the finrt t.denlly chartered bank ,
In a Califomla·bued Ntaf.l ltoN by the end of 1082,
lta prelldent .,..
The application of February wu approved
Monday by the U .S. comptroller of the C?UJTmCY
with caplt.aUgtion of $3 mlWon put up by RJchard
A. McMaban. pwtdent of McMahan'1. h1t wife and
three other execuUv-.
Laara L . Meyer of Hun~ Beech hM been
appointed usiltant vice prmident a1 P....,....tve
S&vlap ud Lou Alsocladoa.
She was mana1er of the
&MOdat.lon'• Huntington Beach
office, ju8t relocated to Newland
Cent.er, 19900 Beaich Boulevard.
McMahan Mid the Western Family Bank'• f.lm
branch will open tn b.11 flaphip Cari.bad "°"" by
the end of tbJt year, followed by othen at Coltoo
and Fremlo.
A total of 72 retail outlets are operated by the
family-owned McMahan Valley St.cll9 in west.em
states
The C1rma-Saadlla1
Groep, an Irvine-baaed
homebuilder, Hlected R•ld
AdverthlDI aad Pabllc
Relatloat of Newport Beach u
it.a qency.
"It will take a peiod of yean," McMahan aald.
to deyel~p the .banldna plan.. .
Marsh alls
to open • ID
store
Mesa
Walker &t Lee't top sales penona Kea Stevea1
and CyDdlla ~escblt were honored at the firm's
quarterly award.I ceremony.
Stevena was recognized for aalea at Lake
Terrace in Paramount, havi.na t0ld 46 unite valued
in excest of $4 million ln a one--month period.
Manhalll, Inc. ia opening a retail store ln Carta
Mesa on Thunday at 9:30 a.m.
The It.ore la located ln the Harbor Shopping
Center near Harbor Boulevard and Wlllon Street.
PelChalt, ule9 woman for Liberty Village ln
Victorville, waa ttCOIJllud tor .U. in excem of $1
million for two ooMeCUtive monthl.
Covering over 25,000 tquare feet, the store will
be managed oy Carlene Rizzo and employ 1-25.
Mauhalls featurea clothing, footwear.
domestics, gl.ftware and fashion ecce.oria
Manballa hat more than 126 stores coast to
oout. It la headquartered ln Woburn. Mam. Walker & Lee ia baled ln Santa Ana.
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
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.By ...... A.IMda ........
ln What 1t ~ lo be the fint alCh lpW'Olftt
tn Callfomia. a mortaaao lnv•tment company \lndm' fnWIUaa~Ji~tate~o!fJdala hM offered to buy bide
almost •12 worth of aecond-tlwt deedll from lta
lnw.ton.
The 1t.te Department of Corporation• hH
approved a plan under which Sierra RNlty and
lllvtetmenta Inc. of <>ranee wW attempt co eecure a W.. Joan and UM the proceeda to repay 841 lnveston who are owed about .11.8 mll&n.
Sierra eaid it plans to obtain a Joan tr-om Sun Savlnaa & Loan o( San Diego leCW"ed by the firm'•
real estate holdings in Orange, Riverelde, San Bernardino and Lo. Angelea counties.
Phone bills decision due
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The California
Supreme Court will decide whether man than ~.9
million in undeliverable refunds from Pacific
Telephone will go to CWTent customers or be turned
over to the state u unclaimed property.
Justices Stanley Mosk, Frank Newman, Otto
Kraus and J\llan Broualard voted to grant the hearin«
sought by state Controller Kenneth Cory. Cbie1
Juatice Rolle Bird and Justice Frank RM:hard8on did
not partidpate.
Gasoline prices drop
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Guollne prices, wh.ich
usually go up during the peak sununer driving aeaeon,
have dropped almost a half cent a gallon nationwide
the past two weeks, an oil industry analyst aaya.
Dan Lundberg said Sunday the average price of
all grades of gaaoline, taxes included, dropped from
$1.295 a gallon to •1.29 a gallon in the tw~week
period ended Sunday.
Credit cards discounted
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Several more major oil
companies are moving to discourage the uae of credit
cards.
"The oil industry appears to have embraced the
idea that cash customers should not subllidize credit
customers by paying the same price for gasoline,".
petroleum industry analyst Dan Lundberg said. .
Lundberg said a number of companies are lDOVlJl8
in the same direction as Atlantic Richfield. which
recently dropped its credit cards. ·
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NEW ~KCAPI l'INI 0..-9¥1f-,_ NIDnlleJ, ..... '·
AMERICAN LEADERS
HEW YOAK (AP) -._, ~ ptloe
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METALS
NEW YORK (AP) -·SC>ol ~ mete! pngee Mondq.
C...., 7N-75 oenl9 e pound, U'4. de9ttnetlonl.
a.... 28-2t l*IU a pound, ---· Zlfto 3 7-40 1*11.1 • pound, dellvWed. •
Tift $8. 1520 Met• Weak CCll'ftC>OllMlt lb. 1
......._. 18-n centa e pound, N.YJ __, 13e5.00 .,., "'-· ......... ue.4.oo-&219.00 troy CNnOe.
N.Y.
SILVER
Ir TOM Tn'VI . or .. ._,.......,
Now you .. them, now you don't.
That phr ... Juat about 1uma up ~ pair of
IDUllcala openlna ihJa w•kend -and clollnl the
nexi -at the Newport Th•ater A.rtl Center and
the Newpon Harber Act.ore Th•ter.
• _L Bowtna 1n flrtt, on Thunday, ta "Pippin" at the
Ana Center, a youth ahow peopled with •tan of the
future. Arrivln1 Friday 11 "When the Bouah
Bnakl.'' an ort1tn&l muatcal by the Stop·G•p
eompeny at the Acion Theater Sn Coeta M ...
Debca Sato la dJ.rec:Uns "Pip ln," the 1tory
of Charlemaene~ 1n eearch of f~illment. Ted
Tot>ln plays the Utle role, with Paul Mllet •ha.ring
the apotUaht u the Leading Player and Michael
Grenie portraying Charlemagne.
Otbera In the cut are Blair GUlt, Chri1tle
Sweeney, Michael Kelly, Pattl·Gene Sampeon and
Jeff Davi•, while the chorus con1i1ta of Teri
H,.mllton, Nancy Herman, K. C. McCook, Zachary
Selden, Suzi Mellrin1 and Peter Gonsalves.
P.ertonnancee are Thunday through Saturday of
th1I week and next at 8 p.m. at the Newport Beech
theater, 2501 Cliff Drive. Reeervatlot1B 675-3143.
"When the Bough Breaks" la a creation of
Stop-Oap'a Don Laffoon, Victorl~ Bryan and Ron
Cftager baaed on the company's work with the
children of Orange County's Albert Sitton Horne.
Caat members include Rochelle Savltt, Meta-
Suz.anne Lyons, June Sison, Karen Gedlssman,
Jackie Kandt, Cathi Skillman, Kri1tln Kiefer,
'E.T.' suit
minus rne.rit? ·
.LOS ANGELF.8 (AP)
-; A woman's lawsuit
ch4af'glng that her one-act
pl.y was stolen and
nullde into the film "E.T.
Tne Extra-Terrestrial"·
was bran'ded "com-
pletely without merit" br' the parent company o Universal Studios.
The Music Corp.' of
America said it had
re\tiewed with "E.T.''
producer Ste ven
Spjelberg the lawsuit by
Llia Litchfield, who said the moyie has numerous
similarities to her play.
' ' L o k e .y f r o m
Maldemar."
The company and
Spielberg found the
complaint "completely
wii.hout merit," an MCA .
press release said . It
added that all six parties
sued and their insurance
attorneys would defend
the lawsuit "to a
successful conclusion."
.
"A FIRST RATE, BEAUTIFULLY
ACTED, THOROUGHLY
INVOLVING ROMANCE."
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Performanc11 wlll. 6e &Jven 1''rlday and
Saturday, and Tuaday thtOUIJ" Saturday of next
week, at 8 ~k and \M next two Sunday• at 2:30 p.m. at the Bly ff.lab School audlt.ortwn, 390
Monte Vllta St., Cotta Meea. Retervatlona 631·5110.
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perlormancee th.la wMk La the world premiere of
•
SCOTI a d WILLIE BAIO n AAMES
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Curtain la 8 p.m. Wed.Mlday llu'ou@ S.tUrday at
the p&ayhoUll, eoe Lquna c.anyon Road, i..,u.na
Beach. l\elervatlona 40"-4-0743.
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cout lnclude:
-110eor1• M" at S.butian'• W•t Dinner
PlayhOUM, 140" Ave. P1co, San Clemmi. (402·1>950),
playtna nJChtly except Monday8 at varytna CW1ain
t1me1 throuah the aummer.
-"Sqar" at the Harlequin Dinner Playbowle,
3503 s. Harbor Blvd., Santa Aria one.&511), on
SETSAILroR
THE MUSICAL CONlEDY ~NTURE
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*BARGAIN MATINEES*
Monday lhru Saturday
All Pertorm1ncH before 5:00 PM
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THIN!< IT WAS so SAD
WH~N SHE: ST,ARTED T.A~TO , 1-/E~ PL.ANTS. t' J
by Harold Le Doux
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
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SITS n~eRE WAITING
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• HUMAHn'IU
~THeAMa
··~ Continuing The
I== N9CHIWI
MOVll
* .,,. "Raggedy Man"
(1981) Siiiy S~. Eric
Robert• In 1M4. a , ....
~ operator In • amatt
Tana town NGtlllcel her
ltandll>g In Ille community
when IM hU a lh0t1 altalr
with • combat-bound Hit·
or. ·pa•
OMOVll! • * "Siience Of The
Hol'th" (1981) £11111'1 8ura-
tyn. Tom Skerrftt In 19111,
•young woman·• marriage
10 • tripper l .. da her to •
Hf• ol hatdlhlp In the WU·
<lernea ol nortl\ern Cana·
da.'PG'
9:.10 I DICK CA V£TT AMENCAH
GOV'lAHMEHT
"Women"s Rlghtl"
(J)8 HEWB 9 8AAH~ MILi.ER
7:00 8 CM HIW8 D N8CHEW8 8 KUNGfU
Caine helpl a man chOOM
~Ille and death
8 A8CHEW8 IJ THESAIHT m M 0 A"8"H
Cot. Potter 11 told that new
mllltary money I• being
1--i In hOpea ol conlu•·
1_!!11 lhe counlerlelter1.
., JOKER'S WILD e G BUSIHE.88
REPORT
()) P.M. MAOAZ™E
An lnlatvlew with Biiiy
Gtaham. a viii\ to • ventrl-
loqulal"• convention
9 EHT£RTAINMEHT
TONIGHT
An lntarvl-wllh Lou
Rawle. 8 THE MUPPETS
GUMI Splice Miiiigan.
(D)THEWAVITWAS
(%)MOVIE * * "Klllet"I Kl"" (11155)
Frank Siivera. Ir-Kane
When a prlzellg111er Inter·
11en.. to protect 1111 girl·
lrlend"• honor from •
dance-hall owner. the
reault II murder.
7:30 9 2 OH TltE TOWN
Featured a Journey
thf'ougll ancient and mod-"" ...... D IOOY WOflKB
"The Olgalttve Srttem"
Of. Tlmolhy Jollnton llu<l-
lel the prOCMa of dlgel-
Uon. 8 EnOHLA.
FNlured • profile ol •
Iran-Uta, a IOOk at the
lives ol airborne trafflc
repottera. a very unusual
poll11e<
• M'A"8'H
When Hanry gall his dia-
~ga. Frank conc.rne
hlmMff w1111 liking com-
mand.
1(1) TICTACOOUGH
MACNEIL I LEHRER
AEPOA'T m> MONEYMAKERS
"Shelt•ln9 Income From
TuM" 9 YOU ASKED FOfl IT
FNtlKed: "World'a F .. 1811
Bike Ride" and "Talking
s..1 ··
QJ FAMILY Fl!UO (ID~FOATHE
P£HHAHT
Barry Tompkin• end Tim
McC-cover all the
b-leading to Ille 1982
CHANNEL LISTINGS
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TITLE ROLE -Robert Duvall stars as
Dwight D. Eisenhower in "Ike: The War
Years." Second of a three-part drama airs
tonight at 8 on KTTV (11).
WorldSerte1.
(D)aMEBAU.
Clnclnl\lltl Red• al Loa
AngelM Dodger•
1.-00 9 ()) UHIVIMI
Wa4t1t Cronkite report• on
verlou• occuuenc.a and
pnanornen• In th• world or
aclenc•. Q aJ FA™l!R MURPHY
A miner and hit partne<
team up with a
llCl'looltaaclle< to protect •
group ol young11er1 left
orphan• by a gotd cl1lm
con!rontallon (Part 1) (RI
0 MOVIE
* * * "The Laat Ou1po11"
( 195 t) Ronald Reagan.
Rhonda Flaming Two
t>rotll«I fight on oppc>91te
lldea during the CMI Wat
8 @) HAPPY OAV8
Roger and Fonzie unknow-
ingly date the ume girl,
and Marlon ... rn1 the
HCtet behind Howard's
old love latter• (R) O D MOW ••'It "Pyto" 11"31 Betry
Sullivan, Martha Hyer.
AHer loalng hl1 wfle an<1
chlld In a llre, 1 dllllgured
man plot• to •"'9n0' their
CINIM.
• IK.E; THE WAR YEARS
Robert 01111all, LM Remick
encl Dana Andrawe lier In
this film that follows EIMn·
flower In England lrom th•
ten~ WMk1 leadl~ lo D-
Day through Iha culmina-
hon of Iha battle tll•t
turned Ille Iida ot Work!
War II. (Perl 21
Cl) MOVIE
"The Myltery Of Tiie Gold·
en Eye" ( t978)
fJil DAHGERUXB
"With Love From AdOll"
en.n's lnlurlel ha\111 Jell
lllm 111a11ered and lie
won0.,1 II he can return to
norma! Ille or II he has
t>eoome addicted to the
dangerous 11te 01 bomb
d1-c>0aal (Part 13)(R)O
'1i) NOVA
"Anding A VOICe" $ever el
vlct1m1 of -• tpeeeh
dlaablffttet relate flow they
overcame their llandte•P•
~iov1E
• • • .... "Tiie Way W•
Wara•· (1973) Barbra
S1r .... nc1, Robert Redford
A young College couple In
Ille 111308 discover that
their polltlcal dlll1tencet
ere llrong enough to leOP·
ardlza their marriage
{B)MO\llE * * "Attack Force 2 '
( 1980) John Phillip Law.
Mel Olbaon A lop-aecret
Aultrallan attack unit
penelrBIM enemy J~
nese lines to perform •
daring reacue mlllk>n.
(S)MOVIE
* * "Flatt 01 Fury" ( 11173)
Bruce LM . Marta YI. A
martial arts expert rrn01
unexpected danoer wt1en
he gon 10 work '" • B•no·
kok Ice factory 'R"
QM0\111!
** • "Get Out Your
Handkarchi•I•" (1117 8)
Ger8'd Oeperdleu, Patrick
Oewaera A young and
oplimlsllC nuebancl goes to
a lmoll unbellavaable
On TV
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IWTBSJ
CESPNI
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Sp0U19ht
length• to en141re hi• w111·1
happlneN 'R'
1:15 (%) CHAALU CHAMPLIN
TAU<lwrTH •••
"M"'le Wlncltor"
UO 9 ()) THI TWO CW U8
Natl llCCUMI Brentwood ol
being dlaloyel when hi
comfort• a rtval talk allow
llOlt-.(R)
8 9 LAVI.AHi &
SHIRLFf'
Lanny and Squtggy'•
lrllll'ldllllp la lhrMlened b)'
the ,.appearance or
Squlggy'1 ta1her. (R) O
(%)MOVIE * * * "Tiie Kiiiing" ( 1958)
Starling Hayden, Vince
EdwMdl An ex-convlc1'a
lettar\ng marriage lead• 10
hie downfall when 11e plot•
• ,_track halal
9:i>O II ()) M0\111
**'A "The Solllaty Man"
( 1979) E.atl Holliman. Cat·
rte Snod9r... The world
ol a blue-collar famlly man
II torn apart when hll Wiii
1ne•ptlcably demand• •
dJllOtce. (R) o a BR£T MAV£RICK
MaYllflck trlM to catch the
leader ol • ulOC)lan group
that hu lleeced s-twa-
,., larm8'1 out ol their
land. (Part l)CRI a a ™AU• COMPANY
Janet undergoee • drastic
pe<sonellty change when
Iha t>ecornea • blonde
t>ombtlhetl (R) 0
fl) MVSTEAY
"Rumpole Of The Balley
Rumpole And The c ... Of
Identity" Rumpole tu ..
on the CAM ol • man Who
etand• accuMd ol allack·
Ing the manager ol • liquor
•tor•. (Part 2) (RJ O
'1i) DANGER U>C8
"With Love From A<IOll'"
Brian· 1 in)Urlea have 1111
11lm 111attered and he
-nde<• II he can return to
normal Illa or II he hH
become addicted to the
0angeroua Ill• ot t>omb
dlapc)UI. (P"'1 13)(R)O II:'° 8 111 TOO CLOSE FOR
COMFORT
April and Jacki• try to
force a r•conclllallo·n
bel-Henry and hi•
brotlle< BIU (R)
(H)MOVIE
• • 'Friday The 13111. Pan
II (1981) Amy StMI. John
Furey The grlaly kllling•
continue at a eummer
camp that had bean CIOMCI
down altar • --of bizarre murders occurred
there. 'R"
10:00 D Qt MCCLAJN'8 LAW
The only wttneea wtlO can
Identity • pelt ol rObberl II
a tO-year-olc:I boy whOM
learlul mother relUMI 10
let him IMtlfy (R)
•••• NIW8 G 9 HART TO HART
Tiie Hana decide to play
along whln aomeone trlM
tobrNk themup (R)O
EJ;) WITH 088IE AHO
RUBY
"Two From Lang1ton"
Actors Robert and Kwln
HOOk1 -lather and eon -
join Oalle Davia and Ruby
Dee In Iha dratnltlz•tlorl ol
two lhort atorlM by Wflter
LanQl\on Hughes (RIO
G Mv8T£AV
"Rumpole Of The Balley·
Rumpole Md The c ... 0t
Identity" Rumpole tllk•
on the ~ of • men wtlO
1tand• eccuMd ot alladl·
Ing the manager of • liquor
1tora. (P"'1 2) CR) 0 ~MOVIE
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(l)MCMI
• •'4 "V!Ototy" (11111 ~ ltellone. MIOtlNI
~ CMtflt WOtld W11
"· AlllM ~ ...... *" .... ~In.
"'•tell b•t•Mn 111e1t
.... ~MdlMO.·
_,, Hatlonll Taem In,.,.
le.''°'
tO:IO ..... -YOU.,...,
"POftralt Of TWO M .... "
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.we
• eAT'Uf'DAY NIGHT Hott: MlcftMI ,...,.. a-t·
J_,,.. T aytot,
• YOU MKID JOf' IT
F•1""9d: "IPllin'a Mlldlo
Otymplct" and "V~
vta'1 Kiiter Whtie R~t." m M•A•t•H
Outing • GOid "1tp, • pW
ot IOngjotlna IMI lo H9Wll·
• from home becomee •
much-.oughl•atter com-
lllOdl1y.
• MNNVHILL
&enny deGklM to give hll
elcl4llck:ll a holiday In t1141
llln.
• IUllNQI MPORT
'9 OOCT°" IH THI
HOUll
Of. Upton appllee for a
new poet In an attempt to
evade a nurM with • crush
on him. ® Mca '°"THI
PEHHAHT
Batty T OfnPll In• and Tim
McCatwr -all 11141 b-INdlng to the 1982
WorldSerlM.
11:$0. CJ) AUCI!
DQJTONIGHT
Hoet: Johnny Caraon.
Gueata: Or Ruth
Wwthelrnet, RoyClark. e 111 MIC HIWI
HIGHTUHa D MOVll
• • "An Eye For An Eye"
( 19ee) Robert Lanalng. Pat
Wayne. A bounty llunler
....,, ~on thOM
r~l>le for the CINtll
of Illa wile and son. m THE JURMOH8
George claim• lo be • dee·
c.ndanl ol Thom•• Jeff.,.
son.
• LOVE. AMENCAN
8TYU
G CAP'TIONID A8C
NEWS
(B)MOVIE
• • • "Th• Enforcer"
( 1976) Cllnt E"twood,
Tyne Daly. "Olt1y Harry"
Callanan la jolf>ed by a
lemM rooltle In hie purlUft
ol • group ol California
revolutlonal1ee terYorlzlng
s.,, Franelaco. • R"
(D)MOVIE
•• ··eou1 To Coast"
(1980) Dyan Cannon, Rob-
ert Blah A runaway
hOuMWlle and • acrappy
trucker hauling cattle
cout to cout lleCOn'>e the '"'Oii' ol · • wild er-. country ChaM. 'PG'
Cl) AOMANCI: LAUM
IW!EflAURA
(Patt 2)
OMOYIE
* * *'h "T .. Me A Rid-
dle" (1980) Melvyn Doug-
.... Liia Ked<ova. A with·
drawn, ald11rly woman.
un-8'• that etle la dying.
embertl1 on • lonO jOumey
to reacquaint herMlf with
her geographlcally end
amotlonelly 1eparated
lamlly. •pa·
11:~ CC) NCHAN> P'ff'fO.. IN
CONCERT The _., ..... _ comedian "'°°'' pointed barbtl •t
almoat ~ lnetltutlon
Imaginable In this unoan-
aored, no-hold .. barred
c:otlCert petformance.
12:00. EHnRTAJHMINT
TONIGHT
An lntervl-wltll Lou
Rawla..
8 111 FAHTMY Ill.AHO
A bMulttul deaf d-
want• • ctlance to become
• atar. and • OOl'l\CKMMt
gambler er~ lent .....
wtth a aoclat woricer. (RJ
• MOVll ** "Son 01 La .. le"
( 1945) Peter Lawford, Jul'9
l.oclthtlrt A rell;Ctant ~ ow ... ..,. Illa glllfrlend
encl dog to -In the w.,.
., LOVI, AMINCAH
ITYli
"Love And The Mountain
C.bln" A couple !Inda tMt
their ~ mlgtlt contain •
lot of uah. "love And The
fighting COupte" len Md
CC•ble News N111work)
•·~ "Cheaper To Keec>
He<" (1980) Mac Davia.
T ovah Feldanuh In order
to meet Illa allmOny pay•
mania, a r_,tly cll'tlOfC«I
pr\Yat1 detective \racll•
down delinquent 11uab.ncs1
tor• dl110t'OI le~. 'fl'
(I) M0\111 ---h....._ Ruth deolde I~ need
hetp from • manlaoe ......... ....---"Return
KTrV (11) 8:00 -''lb: The War YNn."
Second In 1 thre•-part wartime
dramar.Juc.lon ol Oen. Dwlaht D.
Dlenhower'• cereer. See photo, Jett.
KNXT (2) 9:00 -1"11\e Solitary Man."
I.art Holliman. Carrie Snodar .. 1tal' ln
1tory about a blue-collar lamlly man
whoee world ii tom apart 'when hll wife
demandl a divorce.
KCET (28) 9:00, KOCE (&0) 10:00 -
.. Rumpole of the Baney." Rwnpole takee
on the cae ot a man accuaed of att.l!Ckini
the ma""ger of a liquor 1tore.
KA.BC (7) 10:00 -"Hart to Hart." The
Hana decide to play alon1 when IOmeOne
trlea to break them up.
(l)MOWi
..... "Aagoedy .. .,, ..
(IN t) ~ "'**'· Erlo ~.,, 1144, ......
~ °'*''°' In • ernall Taua town MCtlfloee '*
•tending In the community
Whirl .,.. h ... lhort altalr
with a comb•l·bound .. 11.
or.'PO' CI>MOVtl • * "Beyond The ,...,.
C IH 1) Denton Ka'ne,
Maren ...,,_, A Poiyn.
llan-Amerlcan glrl who hu
bMl'I educ•ted In tlMI U.S.
return• lo her llland home
and f 11111 In IOI/a with a
PMl'I dlwr. 'PG'
1a.. Cl) MCCLOUD
McCloucl llndt a dMCI gVI
on an epenm«1t belcony,
but the body dluppear1
before he can 1t"1 hi•
ln-tlgetlon. (R)
1l:IO D. LATI HIOHT WITH MW>~
GuMta; author JM H8'old
8runvancl, Frank Zeppe
and 1111 daughter Moon.
·=IJUCAH ITVLa
"Loi/I And Formula 2fB"
Chuck Invent• • ,_ lo'l9
potion et the wrong time.
"L-And The lnlNCler''
Matllln bottOWI e com~
ny-ownecl ap.,.tm«1t to
entertain hie glrllrlencl.
1i00e MOVll
• •~ "'Cynart" ( 1932)
Ronekl Colman, Kay Fran-
cia. A Btltllll berrllla< u-
hll wtt•·· ·~ ... time to take up with • girt
lrom the worfllng cl ....
• MOVIE
• *'h "'The Dirty oam.··
( 19e6) Henry Fonda, Rob-
ert Ryan. An Amenc.n apy
chief recall• thtea of t1141
moat daring ••ploltl In his
car-.
(C)MOVIE
* * ·~ "Shogun 111 .... ln"
(1981) TomlHburo Wa"4ly·
arna, M8Mhlfo Tomlkawe.
A former lhogun ......in
whO wu maneuvered out
of Illa poeltlon by • ruth·
IMI clan of llC>lee vowe to
talca bloody rawnge
OMOVtl •*'A "HllPPY 8lt1hday To
Me" ( t980) ~ SU.
Andenon. Glenll FOid Aa
murder beglnl cftoOplng
awey et her circle of elltlel
trlenda. a prep aChool ..,,..
lor worrlM lhlf aha may be
the next 111c11m -or poaal·
l)!y the kHler. 'R'
1:0l®MOVIE *. "Att... Force Z"
(1980) .JoM PlllMlp Law.
Mel GI~ A lop-aecret
Au1trallan •ttack unit
Pj*llllr•t• "'f"IY Jlj)e·
,_ llnee to perform •
d"'lng -rnlulon. 1:toe MOVIE
••~ "ANlgnment K"
( 11188) Stephen Boyd.
Camille Spwv. An lncogN-
to aaaet .gent b.comM
Involved with a Sweclllh
helreu. alto an A911nt, who
11 trying to dlacover hi•
contecte. 1:11~=
•• "Cerbon C4py" ( 1981)
George s.gal, SuMn Saini
J-. A -ful whtta
bu1lna11man dlacovar1
that he hM • or~ eon
whO la black. 'PO.
1:ao D Cll Hee NIW8
OYUNQHT
(%) MAIAAGI.: THI
TOUCH 0# I.DYi
The ...,. lnvolwcl In oiv-
lnO Md reoeMng a ma.
MO' -pot1rll)'9CI .. c:ou-
plee ~lret• how to
relaa Mell .,.. ot Ille
b<Mly.
1:11 (I) MOVl9
•• "Thi u,,_ .. 11oa11
Betbll• Bech, Slclney Lu-
... A TV_.,,
encl '* two aeelltenta llnd
lodglnga .. • bOetdlng
hollM Inhabited by • di ..
turbecl brothet and el11er
111\cS thelf rnonalr-off.
~lng.'A'
... MOVW * * * "Ullth" ( tN4) Wll·
ran 8eetty, ,,_ Seberg.
An employee at • mentll
lnatllutlon falla In kMt wtth
one ot the pellenla.
(%) AICHAN> PlllVO.. IN
CX>NCeAT
The Wiii-known comedian
lhOOI• pointed berba .,
almoet ev«y lnetltutlon
Imaginable In thla unoen-
aored, no-hotd1-barred
oonoert performance.
1:111 HeWI 2:111 VOYAGI TO THI
.orTOM OFTHI MA !=. • • ** "The Flur"
( 1He• Olttc Bogerde, Alan
Bat•. 8aMd on • novel by
h<natd Malamud. A lum-
o l -t lla•cenlury Jewlah
peaeanl 11 wrongfully
lmpt'-*9 '°' the death of • cNld In l(lev. 1:408 NEWI
(HJMOVIE
• • 'h "Hardly Working"
(1981) Jerry Lfi'll. 9uaan
Ollller. Alt• the clrcu1
c:IOIM down. a veteren
clown lrlel hit hand al VA<•
lous jol>a, falllng ml-•bly
lfthem ... 'PG'
1:489 MOYie * * "Gunfight Al Blaclc
HorM Canyon" (IH2) oa1e Robertaon, Georoa
Kennedy. Alter being
r--.cl from prllOn, en
ouu-oata even wt\11 the
Welti Fa<go agent wtlO pvt
him there by makll>g him
the terga4 or bounty hunt· -· a:00•MOV11
•~"Under The Rainbow"
(1981) Clle\I)' Chua, Carrie
Flther. The 150 rnldgeta
whO .,, In town tor the
filming of "The Wlurd OI
Oz, .. turn • Celtfoml• hOtel
~'PG'
S: tO Cl) lADtU NIGHT OUT
ITMNNQ~YI
ComedMnM Pudgy ,_..
an ea.male nip allow In •
MnNtlonef e¥11rtlng ot
entertelnm«1t from Chlp-
pendele'• nightclub In Loa
Angelea.
S:20 (%) MOVtl
• • "Dulc:lma" (1971)
.JoM Mlh. Carol White. A
young llOU.-Mper C0\1'919
the 1tNllecl lortune of her
ml-'"1' employer. • -
lngly lmpoll9flllled old ,.,.,,_ .• PG. a:ao. YOVAOa TO THI
90TTOM ~THEMA
"SecNt Of The Deep"
<&: 10 CID MOVIE
*** "Clu h Of The
Tltena" ( 1981) H"'ry Ham-
lin. Laur-Olivier. Myth-
ic hero Peraeua II helped
by 1111 lather Zeu1 In •
....-ot dangeroua llM•
aa he tr1M to wtn the hand
JOHN DARLING
... ,....~ ...... .......... ,,,. __... ......... ..,...,,....-. ..... * * "T"9 CN °" ~ lt19M" (11MI Anlfte
Merlll. OWi MoMtt The
""1 ......... " a~ .... Dl'I ...,... 1.-nd
.......... to~
!tie Ylololit _,.. Nft'llNll't• ...
.... VOYAMT01*
IOTTOM O' T'4I llA
''TM A~ 8no¥t-
lllM"
(J)MCMI
• ·~ "llllcluaf Memo-,.. •• (1MO) WOOtly Allel\,
CMftone ~,A MIO-
OIMl\ll ~ "'* • per10NI crielt .. he friea
to mall• tOlnl -ior declo
lkln• In"" llM. ·.-ca· 4:41.MOVll *** "Gel OIAI Vow
Handltarolllafa" ( fll71)
Oerwd Dec*dleu, Plfrklll oew-.. A )'°""O Md
optln\latlo hllebencS ooee t.o
•1"'9•1 \.lnbelleveabte
leftOlhe •o tnlYI• 1111 wit•'• ~~·'"' ... CC) MOVll
**~ "A OloOll AltW''
( 1N4) Bob HOl)I, U1o
P\lhler.
M'edne-sda11'•
Da11fl•e /tlorles
t:00 (C) * * * "A Uttle Romance" (1979) Leu-,_ EMMer, a-Lana.
An elderly con artlat join•
1wo young run•w•Y• In
love on a mad duh actON
Ille European continent
with t.he children'• parent&.
and the police In hOI pur •
aull ·pa· CID •• ··eoe.t To CON1"
(11180) Oyen Cannon, Rob-
ar! Blake. A runaway
~·and a acrappy
truckar hauling cettl•
coaat to cout beCOme the
t8'gel ot a wild crOM-
country ct\eM •pa·
1:48 CI> • • "Oulclme" ( 1971)
John Miiie, Catol White. A
young houMkeeper C0\11118
the 1t•ahecl t0t1une or her
mlaerty employer •• --lngly lmpoverl1hed old
termer 'PG'
HI() • *. "$1lance 01 The
NOt111" (1981) Ellan Buta-
tyn, Tom SlcerYltt. lfl 1919,
•young woman'• marriage
to a trapper i.ac:t1 her to •
Ille of herdlhlp In the wll-o.n-ol nonhetn c.,,.
de. 'PG'
10:00 CC)••* "MatlOgany"
( 1975) Diana ROM. AnlhO-
ny Petklna. A young black
women rl-from Ille
depth• of the g114111o to
lnta<natlonal tame .. a
faaNon ~and mod·
el.'PG'
CID * *. "HM""' Can Walt" (1978) W8'ren 8Mt·
ty, Jutte Chrtatle. Altar a
pro football 1ter'1 Itta la
pr-turety clelmed by an
lnepf angel, 11141 men II giv-
en the body ot • mllllonalre
lnduatridtt to oontlnue llv-
lnQ In. 'PG'
Cl)••• "The 81ra11on
Story• (1949) Jamee Bt--
"'1, June Allyson. The lou
of • leg II ~come by
b ... ball player Monty
Sttalton.
10:.l0(%) *** "JoeHlll .. (1971)
ThOmmy 8erggren. An)a
Schmidt. A look 11 tuen "
the Hie of labor IMcler Joe
Hlll.'PG'
11:00 0 **'A "The Blue
Legoon" (1Mll) Jew\ Slm·
mona. Donald Houetoo. A
young g ltl and boy
lhtpwredtad on a Pacific
iatand come to love each
other .. they mature
12:00 D • * ~ "Cerry On Con-
1tabl•" (1982) Sidney J-. Eric 8"'11• A IOcel
precinct ~ I med-
hollM with the arrtval ol •
group of -.II-meaning
rooklM.
• **'h "SOUlh OI St.
LOUii" ( 11148) Joel
McCree, Zechary Scott.
Aanchenl battle North and
South to pr-their
tpt..01 lrom the oa..ut ..
tlon of the Cl\lll Ww
• •••1t"Y11t-U.
&ite'· '*" __,.,... .. ..... ......,;-.. .
~ ...... _ ........ ............ .
llUlll,•d•ll, llllHfef' ...............
Nlle•INltlflt ....... 11 .. lnO~.t'O ..... ln --CC>*** "l.adyT .... A
Cll111ce" ( 1t4SJ .1•1111
Wer-1 ,,..,, N'/tv, A
worN11 flnde en ~
cendlcle.. f~ ll'IMrNiee
wNle llu~tlng Ill
t11e,,11w•.
(8) * * ''W~ Wonk•~
Tiie ~ "eatoty''
(fl7t) 0-\Wder, Jedi
~.AW«tdf
OOtlleC'lloftW ~ • ....
lllM ~ ot candy to IN
flW winner• ot • ,,~.
llunl. Cll * •• ~ ''Oertly 0'0111
And The Utile ...,,.. ..
( ltff),...,.,, lt!Mpe, s-CoMety. An old lrlall _ ..
tMlet lilflO la about 10 10M
hit Job to a ~ntet """' ~iw• the klnO of Ille
tepteclleYn• and toroee
11111'1 10 gtll'll thr ......... ·o·
1l:a0 {%) * * ~ "Hardly WM·
ll>g" (1981) .,.,."' ~ •
Suaan Oliver. Altet the
olrcua ao.. dowt1, • vet·
er11n clown trlea Ill• hand
at varloua jol>a, falling
tnleer•bly et them ell. 'PO'
1:IO (CJ ••• "Hondo" (19$4)
John Wayne. Gereldlne
PllCI' A Clt\'9lry dl11911lotl
rid« encountera • wom1t1
and her son. an Apeche
chlel' • blood brother
2:00 (%) * * *'It "Euy Living" (1937) Jean Arthur,
Edward Arnold An unem-
ployed 111nog,.phar
Ct-path• with • m¥-
Uon•I,. benlter when he
I~ hl1 wit•'• aable coat
OUI a window. a:ao 00 • • ··arN.111ng G1 .....
(1980) Ha.tat O'Connor.
Pllll Oanllll A 8rltllh puNc
pop .,.,., llleatyla ultl-
matety INdl 10 tragedy
·pa·
S:OO (8) **"Coat To Cout"
( 1980) Dyan Cannon. Rob-
.,, Blake. A runaway
hOUMWil• and • ectappy
trucker llaullng catll•
cout to cout become the
18'gel ot a wlld CIOM-
country~. 'PG'
0***"1Hate
Blonde•" (1981) JHn
Rocnetort. Enrico Mon-'""'°· ThleYn d~ I hat a wealthy novetiel' I
latMt W0ttt deecrlbee In
delall the MCUrfty aystem
protecting the vetuablee In
hlll hOme. s:ao (%) • • •1t "Old aoy.
friend•" ( 1979) Tall• Shira.
Richard Jordan A
contuMCI divorcee trlM to
find lhe key to her pr-I
probleml by embarking on
• joutney to loolc up thrM
l>Oyfrlend1 lrom her put
'R"
4:00 a •• 'A "8oollegger1"
(1974) Slim Plclten1, Jec-
lyn Srnllll T-bad< hllla
f amlllM tight lor Ille rlgllta
to • moonenine run
4:30 CC) • • 'h "Marco Pok..
Jr:· ( 1973) Animated.
Voloe of Bobby Rydell. A
o..c.ndant or the lamoua
•~er jOurMyl to xan..
du In .wCitl ot the other
hall of the Golden Medal-
llon of Friendlhlp 'G' (I)*• "lnvadlr9 From
The Deep" (1981) Puppeta.
The World Aquanaut
aecurlty patrol encl oombaf
ctalt Stingray bett"' en
army ol aquatic alien• ~
a<• detenntned to tell•
OWf lheplanei
0 * * "Mr Roel< And
Roll" ( 11157) Alan
Freed.Roel< 'n' roll dlec
jodcey Alan Freed tt-
lhe origin of \Ml muM: of
IUCll 9"''' .. Lionel
Hampton and Chuck Berry
from their root• In IC)irltu·
... and ,,,. bluM
5:00 (D) * * * * "The Bank
Didi"' ( 1940) W.C. Fleld1.
Una Market A man lned·
vertenlly IOlll a robbery
encl ii -ded the JoO of
bank guanl, foreing him to
f-• "" holdup l:aO (%) **'A "Hardly Work·
Ing" (1981) Jerry Lewie,
Suaan Ollver. Alter the
clrcua c:IOIM down, a vel·
.,.,, clown ,,.... hie hand
at ...,IOue )oOa, falling
rnl-•bly at them all 'PO'
by Armstrong & Batluk
Growing up on TV no problem for teen star ..
By Jl'RED ROTHENBERG ,;,......._..,..,
NEW YORK -Growing up
ever ea1y, and doing It in
c, on televlsion, makes lt
even harder. Glenn Scarpelli, the
16-year-old ector in CBS' "One pay at a 'nine," aaya not to worry
~thim.
. "Since I WU 8, rve been living
tn the adult world," h• eaya. tl've pown up a little quicker.
1've teen heartaches. I've seen
oecll>U! tired. I know ru have to
ftrOnl. But my valuet on kid
haven't chanced."
8c:arpelli LI Alex Band.ria. the
dopted member of Ann
Romano's family on the lon1-
runnin1 CBS comedy on Sunday
nights. "We're a lot alike, but I
don't get into as much trouble u
he doea."
Scarpelli recognizes that the
hlgh profile entertainment
bwineas has many pitfalls. Some
have dogged the youq actre11u
on "One Day at a Time."
Mackenzie Phillipe had a drug
problem, and the tabloid preu
has been reportina that Valerie
Bertlnelll'• marrlap to rock star
F.d Van Halen la rocky.
"Pm very muc h agal.n1t
dn.ap,'' aaya BcarpellJ. "My Ute 11
in ehltpe. It may IOUnd corny, but
I pt my hl&h from performtna.
,
I Drugs aren't juat ln t.hia bUlinell.
I know kJda from my grammar
IChool who are into cl.rup. But
we showbiz type• have a
responsibility. We have to be role
models."
Scarpelli recogni.zn that even
If he keepe hie nbee clean, the
check-out counter publication.a
still mJght keep him in headllna
''l figure It will happen, and I
won't love lt. It'• not fair, but I'll
C¥>{M! with 11..'1
Scarpelli 1ound1 llke a kid
with hll career ln ~ clouds but
with h1a feet on the p:ound. He arew up on N.w York'• Stat.ml
laland, ..wt now dlvk* IM tlmt
between hil homl bli'9 and the
condomlntum he ~ fciir
htt mother anCl falber In
Califomle.
81.nca Mtinh, wheft '~ 0.Y
at a Tlmt" ftntlbed JMa llMOft'e prod~ tiipeUi -~ the part of an adolHcent
enjoytn1 coin• to movlH.
Yankee games and IOl'ne showe,
Lncluding "American Buffalo,"
starring an old colleque.
"Al Pacino and I keep in touch.
He'• always telling me to come
back to the theater," .. Y•
ScarpeW, who wu the Duke of
York when Pacino starred in
"Rkhard ID!' "l don't think he
watchet much TV. l told him I
want to IO b.ck to the theeier,
but I don't want to do juet
Bro.dway ."
Scarpelli •tarted doln1
commerclala, at the 11e of e,
bec:au. he WM • ham. A ,.,.
later, director Arthur Penn cmt
him • Oolda Mtlr'a ean ID the Broadway produe1lon of ·~'' IWrfnl Anne Bwroti.
"I love what I'm dOlnc." he
.. ya. "At-. l knoW what J
want to be wbln \~"; up." Colle •• ,_. ty -u hll ~ falten -and, hire llMlft1
child lllCtorl, he'• .... '° IC:hool on the "'· Chua Libor laws
require him to take three ~
of achool, but no more than four
houn a day of WOl'k.
"Valerle 1ay1 1 ehould
appreciate belnl youna. She •ya
once )'O'ol're 18, they'll work you
forever!'
Scarpelli jolned \he abow in
1980 because It needed more
lldol~t appeal aaa&Mt NBC'•
competln1 ''CHll>a." Like
Sc.wpelll, the AltlC character LI
pvwtnc up Nit. In one lbqw, Schnelder (Pat H.an1nctcn) WM explaWnc, with
major di1COmfort, • aclentlflc
proc.91. "It ..... like artitidal tmemtn1..-/' Alex aid quite
OOl'l'tC\ly.
ln another epilOd• deaUn1
wlth 1un control. Alex wae
1UpPGeld to be twtrlinl a 9Wl-•r LIJl'B'S LBSIONI -OleM
kriOW tbe ..,.,... b11tW \Mn &arp.W •ya he'1 learned the anybocb, and I know Alex hanhMti ot life Wcker bv wOWdn't thank that WM cool. I Q.l I' told the wn""' Ud ibe1 took I& 1rowln1 up tn t•levt1lon 1
out.'' idi.ilt warld.
raves'
oll&Pse
~wif t
J _ RAL BOCK J.f.,_.....,
The nl9htmare began 10
tlenible days ago for Atlanta and
~town hasn't been shaken th1a
uch alnce Gen. William
cumaeh Sherman and the
ion troops methodically
burned It to the ground 118 years
9 during the Civil War.
' The Braves' once-fat lead ln ~ National League West ls just
lbOut gone with the wind, to
t)orrow a phrase, thank.a to 10 1f-s in 11 games. That revene
€OMMENTARY
11ting was constructed in large
nteasure by consecutive four-
s•m• weekend sweeps by the Lf>8 Angeles Dodgers, the first in
Atlanta and the second ln LA.
•What's more, Atlanta's Auguat ~oon has resuscitated pennant
hfpes in such diverse spots as spn Di~, which has never ever
won a flag, and San Franciaco, w'hich hasn't won one ln more
than a decade. Up and down the
california coastline, the Braves
are being welcomed with open
anns these days.
1The collapse started most
unexpectedly. The Braves had JU.st dispa~ed San Diego with a fdur-game sweep that ballooned
a five-game lead to a nine-game
b lge over the Padres, who Merned finished. The Dodgers, at
t•at point, were meandering
idong, winning one, losing one,
aJld-making no particular
~-~• The sweep of the Padres ln the
t head-to-head crucial series
the season sent Atlanta lnto a
d-emature case of pennant fever.
'Dhe scoreboard flashed an
ekuberant "We're (in the) World
f:ferious," to celebrate . But
},Janager Joe Torr-f called a
EI halt to that Ruff. He has
hrough enough baseball
rs to know that leads can
rijelt awfully quickly in Auguat,
efpedally when the schedule has
ypu playing consecutive four-
pme series against one of the m on your trail.
11 and all, things were
ing up as the Braves
(f'epared to face the Dodgen.
~e fans were pouring in and in ap effort to accommodaie a few
!\lore of them, 2~0 seats were ~ed in the left field stands
,her:e Chief Noc-A-Homa, the
ttam's mascot, had his teepee.
1'he chief would simply have to do his cheerleading elaewhere. • t Well, Indian legend tells us
tflat you don't mess with the
tribe's cer e monial stomping
fO'Ound. If you do, that's asking
~ trouble. And trouble la what
Braves got.
With Noc-A-Homa evicted and
relegated to wandering the ball <fee COLLAPSE, Pa1e Ct)
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Nobody:' s hot .
like DeCinces
Angels play Twins tonight
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -If
Doug DeCinces needed excuaea
for not playing well recently, he
could polnt to a bout with the flu
a couple of weeks ago and a
sprained ankle last weekend.
But DeClnces won't be needing
any excuses.
Sinoe coming back from the fl~
on July 29, the Angels' third
bueman has hit 11 home runs in
10 games -I including a pair of
three-homer games in a five-
game span.
He hit three against Minnesota
in Anaheim in a 5-4 loss to the
Twins last Tuesday, then blasted
three more S unday in a 9-5
victory at Seattle alter taking
Saturday off with a sprained
right ankle.
The two three-homer gameJ
ties an American League season
record set by Ted Williams in
1957. Five National League
players have matched the feat.
Throughout his eight-year
career, first with Baltimore and
now with the Angels, DeCinces
had been better known for his
fielding than his power. His best
home-run production was in
1978, when he hit 28 and
knocked in 80 runs.
DeCinces now has 23 homers
this year and has hit .512 with 19
runs batted in during the past 10
games.
HAPPY GROUP -Pedro Guerrero gets a hero's welcome from his Dodger teammates
U WlrepfHlto
bottom of the 13th inning against Cincinnati
Monday night. The victory moved the Dodgers
within a half-game of Atlanta.
DeCinces now has 23 homers
this year and has hit .512 with 19
runs batted in during the past 10
games . On Monday. he was after he hit the game-winning home run in the
Stewart getS to the meat of the matter
Reliever continues domination of Reds; Dodgers continue to climb
LOS ~GELES (AP) -Having sliced
the index finger of his left hand instead of
the hunk of bologna he was trying to cut,
Los Angeles pitcher Dave Stewart didn't
figure to see much action for the Dodgers
when they opened a three-game series
against the Cincinnati Reds.
In addition, Stewart was acheduled to
start Wednesday night's final game of the
series.
But, circumstances dictated a call for
Stewart Monday night, and it was the best
thing that could have happened for the
Dodgers.
ROOKIE RICKY Wright, who started
the game, had to leave after three innings
because of a blister. Joe Beckwith ran into a
little trouble and had to come out, and Tom
Niedenfuer, pitching for the third straight
day, hurled 1 ~ innings.
Since Steve Howe is nursing a tender left
shoulder, it boiled down to Stewart or
Terry Forster.
Stewart got the call, pitched six no-hit
innings and benefitted from "Pedro
Guerrero's leadoff horner in the bottom of
the 13th inning as the Dodgen won a 3-2
decision over the 1teds to surge to withir.
one-half game of first place in the National
League West.
1n only 11 days the Dodgers have slashed
10 games off Atlanta's division lead. The
entire division has tightened as fourth-
place San Francisco has moved to within
4 ~ games of the Braves.
"THIS WAS a big win," Guerrero said
after slugging his 22nd homer of the year.
We saw Atlanta was losing
just as the 13th inning began,
so I went up there looking for
a pitch I could hit out of the
park.
-P9dro Oueffero
"They only wanted two innings out of
me," said Stewart, 7-6. "But after two, I
felt,better, and then after two more, I still
felt fine."
LOS ANGELES Manager, Tom Lasorda,
noting his depleted staff, remarked, "He
was O\..tt there for;: the dur;:.tion." .
Stewart has been remarkable against the
Reds in his two years in the majors. Last
year. he allowed them only two earned
runs in 17 innings while posting a 3-1
record with one save; this year he's given
up one earned run in 13 ~ innings against
them.
The Dodgers scored twice in the first
against Cincinnati .starter Bruce Berenyi on
Dusty Bake r 's RBI single and Steve
"We saw Atlanta was losing just as the 13th Garvey's sacrifice fly. Cincinnati was
inning began, so I went up there looking for restricted to one hit the first five innings,
a pitch I could hit out of the park." but got to Beckwith for two runs in the
He got it, and he hit it, off loser Jim sixth to tie the score.
Kern, 1-5, and the Dodgers had their The Dodgers missed a big opportunity in
seventh win in a row and 11th in their last the l lth when they loaded the bases 12 games. But it was the remarkable work of the against Kem with none out, yet failed to
25-year-old Stewart that kept the Dodeers score. In the 12th, they had two on, but
in position to win. He entered the game ln missed again.
the eighth inning, walked the first batter Howeve r , thanks to Guerrero, they
he faced, then reitred the next 18 in a row;..:.. ___ di_dn_'t_nu.ss_· _in_th_e_l_3_th_. -------
always take the bus
HOT BAT -Doug DeCinces
has hit 11 home runs in his
last 10 games.
named the AL Player of the
Week.
He attributes the power surge
to his feeling in control at the
plate.
"It's staying completely within
myself," he said. "I've hit all
kinds of pitc hes in every
direction.
"I've pulled the ball. I have
insigh t Into every swing. Even
when I foul a ball off, I know
exactly. what I'm doing and can
adjust on the next swin'g."
His streak has h elp ed the
Angels build a l 1h-game lead
over Kans a s City in the
American League West.
The Angels begin a three-
game series tonight against the
Twins, against whom DeCinces
has homered five times during
his 10-game barrage.
DeCinces said the ankle sprain,
suffered last Friday night as he
was catch ing a foul fly, was
"sore, but it was good enough to
play."
Looking back on last season, he
remembered having a similar
h om e r str eak that ended
abruptly .
"l had a streak last year when
I hit seven home runs, and then
the strike came along," he said.
Angels Manager Gene Mauch
has seen a lot of players hit a lot
of homers, bot he's nevertheless
impressed with DeCinces' streak.
"I've never seen anything like
this," Mauc h said. "The way
DeCinces is swinging the bat, it
doesn't matter who's pitching."
Rams' Jones
likes what
he has seen
From AP dlapatdlea
Bert Jones has had ample time
to become familiar with his new
surroundings, and he likes what
he sees.
Orange County Transit District eyes Rams season
"I don't think I 've been
associated with as talented a
group of players since I've been
in the league," said Jones, the
quarterback who played 10
National Football League 9e880ns
with Baltimore before being
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OWite kePt the 8rave1 on th9lf. ~ lldd with a ~ victory • .
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· tcaded to the Rams earlier this
year.
"From what I've seen since
I've been here, we've got IOD\e
very fine football players."
Jones ls seen by Rams'
management was the man who
hopefully will end the team's
carousel of quarterbacks. Lut
1ea10n the injury-pJacued team
uaed four different players -
Pat Haden, Dan Paatorinl, Jeff
Rutledae and Jeff Kemp -at
the position.
Haden retired, momentarily clearine up 10me of the pcmble
oonfuaion a.bc>ut wbo'a really No.
1, but the return of Vince
Ferra1amo from the Canadian
Football League hu kept the
Rum~ -quarterbeck apot a eow-oe of dellght for~ who dabble
ln aeoond-KUelllna.
Jonea, nieenwhlle, hM ltdroftly
handle d the ••quarterback
controveny," jokln1 about It
wtth teammata and the media.
Perhapa contrlbutln1 to hla
cheerful mood t1 that Rama'
Colctl Ray r..Jayllll hM add \Mt
Jot. ii pnt*Y fimily tntnmched
•the club'• aww.
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ailey says plea
was career saver
From AP dJ1petcllff
CHICAGO -lnllatlng he wu m mlatak.enly ldent1tied, Chlcaao Bulla
rookie Quintin Delley .aid he decided
to plead guilty to an assault charge
stemrnmg from an attack on a University of San
Francilco nuratna student to protect hia chancel
at a p,ro basketball career. 'I didn't plea-bargain. They (the
proeecutora) plea-bargained with me," Dalley
aald in an interview with the
Chicago Tribune. "I was fully
ready to go to trial. but they
aave ua everything you bad
to lfve in order to keep my
career going. "I Still would have went
there (to trial) lf the National
Basketball Association draft
was in July or had already
been over."
DAUY . Dailey i ni tia lly was
charged with five felony
counts in connection with the December 1981
incident, but pleaded guilty two months ago to
aggravated assault following an arrangement
worked out between prosecutors and defense
attorney George Walker.
Superior Cour t Judge Edward Stern
sentenced Dailey to three years' probation.
"If that's the attitud~ he takes, he can come
back here and withdraw his guilty plea and we'll
try it," said Bill Fazio, an assistant district
attorney who handled the case. "I don't want a
not-guilty man to plead guilty."
Stem would have to consent for Dailey to
withdraw his plea and refused to speculate how
he might rule on such a motion. Walker, who
said he had not discussed the prospect of such a
move with Dailey, added, "Obviously, Quintin
controls h1s own fate "
Dailey, however, has not indicated he
planned to contest the conviction.
"I think she really misidentified me," Dailey
told the n ewspaper during the mid-July
interview. "But the case was that if I didn't get
out of it, I wouldn't have got drafted and I
couldn't afford to do that.
"I had ~uilt up a career by myself," he
continued, "and to let all fall down just because a
girl says that I did it . . . "
Quote of the day
"If you want t.o drop off the face of the
earth, just be an assistan t coach ." -
Former Miami quarterback Bob Griese
after announcing his decision to leave the
Dolphins' coaching staff and enter private
business.
Lions' Towle announces retirement
Detroit Lions linebacker Steve [!]
Towle, suffenng from a recurring c. t
groin pull, announced Monday that he
was re tiring from professional
football. Towle, 29, came to Detroit last season
from Miami, where he had been a standout for
much of his six-year career ... Running back
Doug Paschal, the Minnesota Vikings' fifth-
round draft choice in 1980, has also retird ...
The Cleveland Browns roster was reduced to 77
plavers when free agent kickers Harry Oliver of
Notre Dame and Stephen Stelnke of Utah State
were placed on waivers. The moves virtually
assure that Matt Bahr will return as the place-
kicker for the Browns .
Cummings to play for AIA?
SAN DIEGO -Terry m Cummings' agent has told the San
Diego Clippers their first-round draft
pick from DePaul will play for
Athletes in Action unless the National Basketball
Association club signs him by Sept. l.
Agent Tom Collins said Monday he so
advised Donald Sterling, owner of the Clippers,
in a letter last weekend.
Meanwhile, another agent said Clipper
draftee Ric hard Anderson is making
arrangements to play in Italy "if we don't reach
agreement with San Diego very soon."
"I honestly don't know where we stand with
the Clippers," said agent Don DeJardin. There
hasn't been a single discussion , he said,
concerning Anderson, the 6-10 forward from
University of California at Santa Barbara who
was the Clippers' second-round pick this year.
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MYenth !nnlnl u the ChkqO
White Sox ralU•d from 1
tlve·run deflclt for a u.o
dedllan avw Beluman . • .
Jerri M••Ja.t.1•1 two-out. double~• p9d a thrH·nan ellht.h and comDlei.d
• carnet.ck rom an ear)y 7-0
defleh 11 th• New York
Yankee• rallled to beat
Detroit, 9.7 ... Mike
Mlfl'T Caldwell pitched a lix-hitter
for hla third CONeCUtive victory and Robla Yout
drove ln tour runa with a dou"ble, IJ'OU.llder and
aacriflce fly, leadlna Milwaukee to a 9· l
drubbtn1 of Texa1 ... Raace M•lll•lkl
trtaered a three-run elghth-lnninl rally with a
aame-tytna homer and Bar_ry _Bouell and Uoyd
Mo1ebj acfded RBI .sn,ie.. llf11nl Toronto to a 4-2
victory over Boat.on . . . Davey Lopes drove ln
four runs and scored three, leadJng a 13-hit
Oakland attack as the A'a pounded Seattle, 9-4.
Baseball today
On this date in baseball in 1981:
After a tumultuous 10-week players'
strike, major league baseball re-opened its
full schedule of games. Philadelphia's Pete
Rose heralded the start of the majors' first
modem "split season" by lashing a single
off St. Louis Mark Littell, his 3,63lst career
hlt, allowing him to pa.as Stan Musial as the
all-time National L eague leader. The
Cardinals, though, beat the Phillies 7-3
before more than 60,000 .fans at
Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium. ,
On this date In 1971:
Minnesota Twins slugger Harmon
Killebrew became the 10th player in major
league History to his 500 home runs, belting
his 500th and 50lst off Baltimore's Mike
Cuellar in a 4-3 loss to the Orioles.
On this date in 1901:
Frank Isbell of the Chicago White Sox
set a major league record by stranding 11
teammates on the basepaths in one game.
Giants keep Braves tumbling
Jim Barr pitched a three-hi«er Iii .
for his first victory as a starter in two
years as San Francisco stretched its
winning streak to eight games,
defeating the staggering A.tlanta Braves, 5-0, to
highlight National League action Monday. The
Braves suffered their seventh straight loss, and
their lead in the NL West dwindled to a mere
half-game over the Dodgers. The Giants are now
5 ~ back ... Elsewhere, Alan
Aabby slammed two solo
home runs and Don Sutton
and two relievers combined
on a seven-hitter as Houston
edged San Diego, 4-3 . . .
Willie McGee slugged a two-
out, bases-loaded triple that
fueled a four-run, fifth-
inning rally and carried St.
Louis to a 7-2 triumph over
UM the New York Mets ... Bill
Buckner went 4-for-5, including a pair of solo
h ome runs, to lead the Chicago Cubs past
Montreal, 9-2 ... Pinch-hitter George Vactovlc ..
drove home two runs with a bases-foaded double
in the eighth inning off relief ace Kent Tekulve,
enabling Philadelphia and Steve Carlton (16-8)
to edge Pittsburgh, 4-3 in the first game of a
twi-night double-header. Mike Easltt drove in
four runs with a two-run homer and a two-run
single, as the Pirates rallied from a five-run
deficit .to take a 9-6 lead with two out in the
eighth inning or the second game when it was
suspended under a major league rule.
Short jail term for pizza thief
North Carolina St.ate University •
basketball player Lorenzo E. Charlet
agreed Monday to spend 34 hours in
jail in exchange for having a charge ol
stealing two pizzas dropped ... A Dade circuit
judge ordered Don Reese, accused of violating
his 1977 drug-trafficking probation, to report
twice a day to a private investigator until an
Aug. 31 hearing on the probation-violation
charges.
Television, radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Minnesota,
5:30 p.m., K.MPC (710); Cincinnati at Dodgers,
7:30 p.m., KABC (790).
Muncie leaves Chargers' camp
.... This time, however, it's with Coach Coryell's permission
LA JOLLA (AP) -Running back Chuck
Muncie left the San Diego Chargers train1ng camp
Monday for "a second phase" of drug rehabilitation
after missing practice and Sunday night curfew,
C.oach Don Coryell said.
Muncie, the No. 2 rusher In the American
Football Conference last aeason, reported eight days
earlier and told a news conference that tests had
cleared him of dependency on drugs.
"We've been advised by the people counaellng
him (MuncJe) that he ahould go through a eecona
pbue of rehabilitation and that'• what ne'a ctotni."
Coryell told reporters after Monday night'•
workout.
Although Muncie wlll miaa an unknown
number of practice daya, Coryell said "that's not
important. The only thing that'• important la that.
he come e>Ut completely cured of his problem, and
there'• just no doubt in anyone'• mCnd that that
won't happen."
The Charaera open preaeuon pl._y In the
National Football League at hom~nat the CbJmao Bean next Monday. The 1euon
bepll Sept. 12 apinlt the Broncoe at. ver.
Muncie lhowed up briefly at camp Monday but
left wtthout parUdpetlna ln the afternoon .-tcm
and ref~ to talk wf th a reporter 'bout hJ1 u..a.
Munde'• .,-._t announced ln Jul~ that the Pro
BoWl runn.lnf ' belck, who tied an NFL 1-.onl 1ut
year with 19 touchdowne ruahlnc, would underao
thrW dayt of drUa·rehabWtaUon.
tn •!l'fG!ltliiil Xue. i, u. am day ot tn1n1na
camp, Muncie read I 1t1t•1D•nt at a newa
..
conference saying hia drug involvement waa "a
terrible mistake on my part" and vowing, "I do not
intend ever to \lie drugs again."
Muncie aald that, aa a witness in a federal drug
cue in New Orleans, be had been lnatructed by the
U.S. District Court then' not to dt.cuas the cue with
anyone.
Rams' rookie charged
Rookie Loe Anaeles Rama' lineblcker Mlke
Reilly hu been d\arged with felony drunk
driving and vehicular manalau1hter In
connection with a fatal traffic accident laat
weekend.
Reilly, an eighth-round draft choice from
Oklahoma. wu ordered Monday to,. appear for
arraignment ln North Or~ County Municipal
Court on Aua. 26.
The acclden\ occurred late Saturday
afternoon about three mJ.18 aouth of t.he Runl'
training camp at c.a1 State Fulle~1,:here
Reill=played In • acrtmrn.ae t the San Chatpn MJ"llerthat <Aly.
SoOtt Thomai, 17. of Chino w..
killed when a car he wu rtdinl in w11 ltnadt by
ReWy'1 vehicle. Rally WU tree-.d at Canyon
General Ho-pltal and booked at the Orange ~~U. He waa releaaed on hi• own leYfta1 houn &ater.
JaalDI -..ct • brief llaWnmt Mondav
that &My are "cooperatJq with authorttieit.''
R.Wy wu not at tnln1na CMlP Monday, the
N•donal FOOtbiall W.,U. w.m aid .
Jtful '1oop ww NOOnd le• of Pan Am Cllpper Cup Rri,,.
HONOLULU (AP) -Windward ..... , .. , a a-A 71-fooc Maxi 11oop out of Atlenta, won
f~pi.. honon tn Sunday's 27·mUe triancJe l*le,
the llcoftd w.nt ol. dw PM Am Clipper Cup Yacht s.n..
Sec:ond _place went to Bermuda'• Con~~r1 which wan 8atwday'1 tllL'e delpfie a prot-1 nMG
by KiaJoa of 0.Jaware. ~ PfO'-' claimed Condor came wo dGM to Kialoa at the atart ol the ...,., but
l ·11 BO~TING
a )lry of world-cl.ua aa1lon ruled Condor wu not
,wlty of anr. violation.
Sunday I C1all B winner WU Marpret Rintoul m of Sydney, Auatraua, and Bravura out of Hawail
took C1ul C. Clue D went to Japan'• Super Wit.ch,
and Newport Beach'• Shenandoah led Clul E.
Overall reeulta after two dayw of racing had
Margaret Rlntoul III in flret followed by San
Frana.oo entries Bull Frog and Great Fun.
About 80 boats from Au.tralia, Bermuda,
Canada, England, Hona Kos. Japan, New 2'.ealand.
South Africa and the United States are entered in the aerlH, which continued Monday wltb the
Molokai Race.
tf l•d•llder e1'eat •tllru
LONG BEACH -Sixty.five Wlndglider
sailors from 18 countries started competition
Monday In a pre-Olympic regatta inside Long
Beach Harbor. The regatta will oontinue through
the week.
The Windgllder la the sailboard selected by the
International Yacht Racing Union to make ita first
appearance in the 1984 Olympics as the seventh
class in the yachting games.
WindJJ for the first race were in the 15-to-18
knot range. Top sailboaters from the U.S. and
Europe are in the lineup.
Top five finiahera were Klaus Maran from
Italy; Don Yoakum, Fort µuderdale, Fla. (the U.S.
champion); Sf.t!phen Van de Berg, former world
champion from Holland; Onno Tellier, Holland; and
Nevin Sayre, Vinyard Haven, Mass.
Lido-I 4 tu1ll•rs busy
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club was host to
Lido-14 sailors in two regattas over the weekend.
The annual Luna del Lido regatta is a
moonlight race. The winner was Chris Drake,.
Voyagers Yacht Club; second was Fred Pawall,
BCYC; third waa Roger Jones, BCYC; and fourth
was Claire Snow, South Shore Yacht Club.
The other regatta was the "L" B oat
invitational. Trophy winners:
UOO-t4A -1. JKll FrMCO, Balboe YC; 2. Chuck Cummlngt, .t,lemltoa Bay YC: 3. Da\19 Prildlatd, BYC; 4. Lou Broou. MIUlon Bay
YC; 5. Cllrl• Rub, Huntington Hlll'bOllf YC.
LI00-148 -1. Chtla Drake, Vc>yage<I YC; 2. "' Perez, BYC; 3.
Jldc Hallan. ABYC; 4. Roger Pattereon. MBYC
Laser sailors swarm Newport
Thirty Laser sailors from throughout thP. west
swarmed over Newport Harbor in_ the Western
Rfftonal Championlb.lp Ke•Ha. One NCe w• u1Md 8etwday and two on Sundiy.
J'int place Winner wu Mike S.ntovlcb of
Alain.UOI Bey Yecht Club.
The trophy for the tint P'I wet to Ondy
Beck of a.lboa Yacht Club.
Top five finJlhera: 1. Mlke Sentovlich, ABYC; a,
Keith L•by; Voya1en Y•cht Club; 3. Alan
Ledbetter, Ian Dlego, Yacht Club; 4. John Bubb,
Balbo1 YC; ~. Rod TUmer, Bahia Cortnth.lan Yecht
Club.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club wu beet for the event.
lloelcet .• •• adde4 ,. W1•4••rn••
WindlU.rftng International h.u announced the
addition of the nigh-performance Rocket-99 to itl
internationally popular Windturfer aallboud line.
Ftnt aailed at the recent Malibu Grand Prix of
board aallina by Windturfer'a C&l1fomla turf team
-led by three-time world champion Matt
Schweitzer -the Rocket 99 haa been
acknowledged to be the new wave-jumper of the
dlacriminating surf aallor. •
The nine-foot, aJ.x inch Rocket dellped by
current Windaurfer world champion Mike Waltze
(formerly of Newport Beach) and veteran board
designer Gary Seaman, la a aquaab performer with
a tri-plane, double fin botton).
The liocket W comes complete with a 55 square
foot mylar sail, lightweight aluminum booms, a 14
ft 2 in. reinforced fiberglasa maat, footatrape and
two akegs.
From Page C1
COLLAPSE • • •
park. the Braves went into their tailspin againat
LA. They blew an 8-3 lead in the first game of a
Friday twi-night doubleheader, bowing 10-9 aa Ken
Landreaux hit a pair of ~me runs. The Dodgers
were ao encouraged by that win that they 00ne
right back to win the second game 8-2 0n a six-
hitter by Bob Welch. Ron Cey homered in each
game and the 10 lh-game lead waa down to 8 ~. LA
won again on Saturday and Sunday, Dusty Baker
homering In each game aa the Dodgers cut the
deficit to 6~.
There was a momentary ~very last Monday
when the Dodgers lost at Cincinnati while the
~es were winning in San Frandaco. But Atlanta
lost the next two to the Giants when LA was
beating the Reds. That reduced the Braves' lead to
5 ~ with a four-game series in LA coming up.
The Dodgers won three straight one-run,
extra-inning games and capped off the second
straight sweep with a 2-0 victory on Sunday. And
presto-chango, just like that, the Braves' lead was
down to 1 ~ games. ,
August and September can be a terrible time
for teams with P.ennant ambition s . See the
Brooklyn Dodgers o., 1951, who blew a 131h-game
lead in the final six weeks of the &euon, and the '
Boston Red Sox of 1978, who saw a 14-game bUJ.ge
slip away over the last two months.
~ ~· llJU111N mai'lfet IJterest 'IJtal dEdtlng ainvaEnce. .,
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CNcago 9. &.llll/nore 5
Mllweuli .. t, Texu 1
New Yorll 8, Detroit 1
Kenau City 12, Cleveland 2
Oakland 8. s .. ma 4
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(Wiii ...... 3. 7)
Boaton «Torrer 7-81 •I Toronlo (Sl .. b
11·111
New Y0tk (Andujal 0-5) al DetrOll (Ulcl• 5-6)
Balllmore (McGregor 12·11 el Clltcago
(Bum• 12-4) T .. u (HOUQll 11-11 al MH..,eukM (Slaton
8-3) Cl••••and (Walll 1·10) al Kaneu City (Blue 8-8)
Oakland (M<>Celty 8-1) al SMIU. (Clark
2.01
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Phllael.Cpllla 82 47 569 SI Louil 62 41 559 1 Pllleburgh 58 5 I 532 4
Montreal 5 7 52 523 5
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0-euepen<led 7'A IM11'9t)
St LOUla 7, -\'0tk 2 Cllleago •. MonlrMI 2 Hou1ton 4, S81\ Otego 3 • $911 Frenoteeo 5. Atfante 0
Todey'a a.me.
Cincinnati (SHver 5· I 1) al Dodgera (\/llenl~• 14-8) PIU11>ur911 (Sarm..,,lo 5-1) 11 P111ladelP11la
IBrttrom l-41. 2 1111 game comp1e11on 01 ~game)
SI. looill (Mure 9· 7) el N ... Y0tk (J.,._
7-8) Chleago (Martz 5-7) al Montreal (AoQers 14-4)
Houalon (Ruhle 5-8) et Sen l)laoo (Lollat
11·8)
Allanla (Mahler 8·81 •• S11n F1encl1co
(LaMey 10-8)
American Leegue
8lue Jaye 4. RM io. 2
8o11on 001 000 010-2 15 2 Toronto 000 010 03•-4 8 O Eck•lffly. 8. Slani.y (8) and Ali.neon;
Laal. Sellrom (8). J Mclaughlin (8) and
Whlll. W-Sehrom ( t ·0) L -Eckarsley
( 11· 10) S-J. McL.aughlln (71 HR-Toronto, Mulllnikl (3). A-20, 105
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Cloclnnafl 000 002 000 000 0-2 Loe Angetea 200 000 000 000 1-3
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SB Sa• (36) Landr-.ix (24) S-8eref¥, Sta WWI $F-G111V9Y. Cincinnati P H II UI .. eo Bert111~ 7 5 2 2 2 S
Lalley 3 0 0 0 1 I
l<Afn (l. 1·5) 2 2 I I S 0
LoeAnoatea Wright 3 10012
e.dtwtlll 2¥t 3 2 2 1 3
NMldenluer 1¥. o o o o 2
SI-WI (W 7-81 6 0 0 0 I Ii
K•n pllc:l>ed lo 1 ball• In I~ 131h WP Wnghl T-3.22 A-34,708
CulM t, Eqioe 2
Chicago 021 310 200-8 13 1
MonirHI 000 010 010-2 8 0 Jenkln1, W. Hernandez (8) and J. Dav11;
Sandereon. B Smith (6), Sc11atzad4w (81 and Caria•. Btack.,.11 (8). W-Jankln1 (1-13)
L-Sandereon (6·, 11 HRa c111cago.
8uclc,,., 2 (8). Sandbafg (5) A-29.278
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P1t111>u1g1> 011 100 000-3 7 I
Phllaoetphla 010 100 oax-4 11 1
Candelarta, E Romo (8). T•u•ve (8) and
NICOtla. Carl1on and 8. Olai. W-Cartton
(16-8) L-T·:~~~)QAMI
(1~0-)
Pl111burgh ooo 012 ~•-e 16 O
Phlladelphla 005 001 Oll-8 7 I Oama WM ~ wltn two OUI In Ille eighth Inning Game will be rM41'Md al lhal
pQlnl IOClay McWlltl.,..., Ouante (5). E Romo (81 and
T Pena. l'ermar, Monge (5). J Raad (8). R
Reed (7). McOm" (8) and Virgil Hl\l-Phltaoe1pn1a. :scnm101 1..i.11. Aguayo (2). Ptlleburgh. Eal* (9). A-5 l,W
Ml.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE P\alC NOTIC(
FlCmlOUa BUS .. EH
Or1n19 a.. DAILY fltLOT/TueecMy, AUgUtt 10, 1111
a...Alaml ... llOtmAY"a Meul..ft , ..... ......_. .................. ,
NtT RAee. HO ~-..... IHwll ito 2 eo t 40 e-A-di (Adalt) 22 IO 10.00
Oectla ~ (~ uo Aleo 1tQld: Ll111a Tgp Chlcll, 81f Jet !JuO,
Toma OrHm M1clllne. Mr. S.Un Oecll, Sllldlo Ori,,., 0~ Co..tn , Soma Flgllfe. Tlme.17.99 91 IUCTA (Ml paid S123 40.
NCO..O RACI. 350 Y•da
11ot10<111 Ull .1e1 <T oNia> 1 40 e 20 ' eo P-" Tru (P1411antort) 22 20 9.40
Junie loona (lfryday) 3.10
Aleo r~: Genvtne Rab, H~,
Flying Ctllc:lller, FOUtth Aaquaa1, a,
TM All1Q O! Fire, Aeb A Jet. T(me, 18.20. TI4MD IUCI. 350 yarda.
LMll Sport• Ori (C1rdOU) 4.40 3.20 2.90 OM BrlgM Chick (Creager! 4.20 3.20
Flag RI.-(Ward) 3 20
Alao raced· Sliver Baracuoa, GauchOa ChOloe, Funny FMlher
Tima 1781
'°""™ RACC. 350 rard1. Loollln For Low (Mytea 4 00 3 20 2 80 Doll T• (Adair) 14 80 7.80
REO SpMC!Wagon (Tonk1) 4.00
Aleo raced· Thlnle s-1. lllctOtlan Copy,
Klpb«lndoo, Zoom V11oom, Clualc Polley.
Caelllar• Checit, FMture The Seti Tim« 18.08. 12 IXACTA (8-10) paid $48.20
'1f'TH IUCll. 870 y91<1a.
Fleet Mickey (Harl) 7 00 4 00 3.00
A9pMI Rodlet {Treuure) 5 llO 4 00
Gallant <d (Frydayl 3 80
AllO rac.d: Krypton Aoci(et, FIMt Cupj(I,
Tor1Ula Ali. Moneyed OrMM TllM. 45 73.
lfXTH llACI. 400 yards. Chick• Native (Frydey) 5.20 3.40 3.20
Lotu Mlae Honey (~) 16.IO 8.60
Slleekolroub .. (Chavez) 18.00 Al10 raca<t· Truly i<ay, HayH venture. Erin• Luck, Southern Storm, ClllClte
Gr .. leet. Eloetta Bug, UnconlMtad
TlfM 20 20 '2 UACTA (7·9) paid 147 80
PlB.IC NOTICE
.,.....,
MoNOAY'8 MSUl.ff v=t.:c:~ ~:= .. ,.......,
CMi ~" (Ouemi) IUO 6 00 4 40
Oulltw Lundi (o.ill'IOl•~I UO 3 20 ..,.,_ Of ()tnUbe (c.taMdel e 00
Alao reoed: ~loll. Wlllllow Way,
H•IY Worll, JeM11a'1 tlo.. ()rpherla' Cout1. "8al Pflyt, RMdom Wind,
Tim« 1:4<1 116
MCOMO RACL 8 IUrlonge. N.-od lloV (MdW0U9) uo 4 00 3 40 FUii V\lllon ~) 5.10 UO N..._abob (C-) II 00
Aleo r~· 811g• HIGhway, C•all lflO,
H.nc1 M.,.., I'm a ... , .... Slleater OM. AJoq Royally. R.J P•ndar. Mr Szabo, Nita
BoullOtlt. Time: 1: 11 116. a OAL 'Y DOWLI (2·51 paid S38.40
THlli'D llACE. 1 1118 ml!M.
8...C,dO! Hono< (~) 1860 140 680
111Ztar (T.ooroJ 10 eo e eo Aamblillg Joe (Caatanadal 8 oo
A110 rac>ad C.,laln Orient, KareliUn, A
FN1 "-. Oao11'1 o.nc.t, Chaelll-ega,
Bandelalre. Nln1h lnlllng.
Time: 1·43.
• IXACTA (4-81 paid $664 00
fOU"1'H RACE. 6 l\lrlonge.
unc1e Dull• (Ptncayl 4.20 3.20 a.60 Oaquoyah (CUl....0•) 8 60 4.40
Sir RulMl1 (8tadl) 3 00
Aleo rac>ad· Ar1'e Ludty Son, KCNlA Hiiia. 0111ent River, Alumlnaut, Marti'• llfeu•.
8oa•I ... Too ~ For T v.
Time 1'11 115
FWTH Rt.CL I '4 mllM on turf
Came Warrior (Pierce) 18.00 5.20 3 60 The Hague (Oe4ah<>UUaye) 3 00 2.80 RoyeJ kb (Mau) 8.20 Alto raced: Blazlngllong, Plinth, o.g.n,
EMclueJve Kid, With Dltcretlon, SwanMa
Bay, Gap A TWo. Ooneld. flme 1 48 315.
• HACTA (1-8) paid P6 00
NE OF CIOLF'S 'TOUGHEST SHo,-s 15 A HIGH-FLYING,
SOFT-LANO\NO PITCH
FROM GREENSIOE
A.OUGH 'TO A '"'T\GHT ''
·. PIN POS\'TlON-
' E'SPl!:CIALLY . WHEN THERE '· I& AN ~ INTERVENING HAZAP..O SUCH AS WATEJ:\
OJ:\ A I e,uN\.'<ER.
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FICTITIOU8 8U ... H AC1TTIOU8 .,..._ ••
....,.,.. lfttern."°"81
cMlnf.:tehtp let .-0) ,.,.,.....,~
Mertln WotlenhOlme (CanecleJ del. Rick Fagel tu s.~ 4.9, 8-3, 8-4; Jolln F11~oere1<1
(Au1trall1) def. Elle Ffomm \U.8.), t-4. 3~.
1..e; Ram"h t<rttllnan (Ind •I d•t Marcel
Frwman (U S.)1 2-e. f.2. M : HaM l.aoonla (Fr-) del .ieroma Pollet (Franca). 7-6,
4-e, e.1, Ben T•1arman (US) def Mark Edmond-(Aualrllle). 4-41, 8-4, 11-4, Mate
Wllandar l8weden) def T Ofll' Grll/\am (U 8 ).
e-3, 6-4; OIMfJ Hooper (US) def Mell 0ovta (U.S.). 7-8, 8-3, Slllomo Gllckattln (larHI)
def Oi.n Holroyd (US ), 7-8, &-0 *"'• tournament ( .. ClaVelaftd)
l'ltet ,__,. 811191M
\/Ince van Pallan (U.S.! del. Sc11a1wtte vai1
Der ~(South Alrlc•). &-2, 3-8. 11-1. Tim
Wiik.iean (U.S.) del Mike Bauer (U.S ), 6-7.
6-4, 8-4; Nduh Odl2or (Nigeria) def Lii')'. St•fmnkl (U.S.). 2•11, 11-4, 7-6; Roblrl Van I
Hof (U.S.) Clef. Jtrl Granai (~alOaJ M ,&-4.
Attanta Clnelc
(at Al ..... la)
,lnt~8lnl ...
Wancl't Whlla (US ) def, Merle Pinle<ova (CUctloeiGlfal<la) 11-2, &-4; Miry LOU l'llt•
1u.:..1 oa1. Mar1011• isl~kwOOO (Canada) .. 6-0. 8-0: Ann t<tyomur• (U.S.) def. EllH Burgin (U.S.), 8-3. 8-2: Yvonne llermuk
(South Alrlcel del. Ouk Hee Lee (South
KorM), 8-4, 1·8, &-2, Candy Reynold• (US I def Sa!Jlna Slrnl'lon<I• (lilly), 7 -11. 6-1
I MOSTLY P~'I .SUCM
SHOTS L\KE A SOFT e>LAST S::~OM SANO,
OPENING \HE
CL..ue>i::f\cE AT ROOR•S~-~ PICKING 'TH£ C\,..U!:1-HER0 UP SHA~PL.Y IN
THE bACKSW~NG , THEN OROPPING O~ ~\..IOING TME CLU~~E.AO UNOER-N&:ATM \HE e,RLl-.
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••• 011•0 (Ma .. lufl1tt> -o z ....,. ..,. -~·
Moftder"• ................ ..... AU.
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DETROIT TICU!"a -.. H lored Mitt
Wiicox. pitcher. 10 lhelr acllv• ro•ttr.
Oe>llonad Dav• Oumpert, e>hcllar, lo Ille 8trmlnQllem 8Mona of the Soulllern \,Hgue<
NatloMIL....-PHILADELPHIA PHILLIE& -R.UO.O Jarry ~. j)llellat, lfOtll OkllllOma Oii)' of
the American A•tOCllllOl'I and oplk>ned
POrlt Atlamlr-, j)llQtllf, 10 OklanoM• City lfOOTMU ....... , ....... ~
BUFFALO 81LL8 -CUI AocfL .. and Jlrn DIH>can. ltlllde reoalveta; Aaron Andi, Clftter,
Jolln Schroader, ollanelva llckla. Aon c,...,, dalenalve end; end Miile Slmpaon
encl Cl\111111 Harbleon, dafenlllw beclt1
CLEVELAND BROWNS -Waived Htiny OI•-an<I Stephen St.Cnlle, klCllara.
DETROIT LIONS -Announced ll'le 1at1raman1 01 Sieve Towle, llnabacker.
AalaaMd Jim Slczec>an+uk. llMbadler MINNESOTA VIKINGS -AMOUnOA<I Illa 11111_,1 of Ooua PllCl\11, n;nntna bad!
NEW ENGLAH(J PATRIOTS -Cut Don WaalbrOOll, wide , _ _., and Lou P~.
quanatback
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -Cul Larry
Jenn. ruMlng beck. ano Gtan Redd, llnebackar
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES -Welved
Ca1ay Murphy punter; Rich Oruba,
oltenalva tackle, Dave Wegner. qullllarback; SI-HlnM, clelanllve b-;
and Craig Nlcoloputoua, Unabacker.
ST LOUIS CARDINALS -Cul Ralph
Clayton "'Ide receiver; Chrl1 Comba. del-ve t<neman, Dolle Field, llnel>ac*ar
St•ve Carpenter, d•lan11ve back, J•mM
WNhml. defenalve and. Law.enoe Reid, Ker Jonneon encl Greg Foetet, runlllng bacll• and Joe Yoy119, quarterback
WASHtNOTON REDSKINS -Walveo
Jonn Andreoli, llnebacker. and Oerrec~ PHIS, runnlno back.
HOCKEY Mallon., Hoell., Lagua DETROIT RED WINGS -Signed Toll'
Rowe. llghl wing.
IF 'IOU OECIOE TO TF\Y
THIS TECHNIQUE, ~ACTICE rr OFF T~£ GOLF
COUF\5£ FIR~'T !.'
1982 Kong F .. 1 ..... Syndlule. Inc World IOQllU , __
N!l.IC NOTICE Pl&.IC NOTICE Pl&.IC NOTICE
ltfOTICI OF NOTICE OF TitUSTEE'a aALf
~ NAllR ITATDttENT
•The following person 11 doing tli.m.a ..
FICTmOUS •ualNt!H
NAME ITATEMENT
lflCTTTIOU8 9U .. H N.,._ 8TATDIUIT
The loCtowlng peraon 11 doing
bu·--
NAME 8TATE•NT NAME ITA~
The lollowlng pertonS ere doing The followlng ~· we doing
'1CTITIOUa llUalNIH
MA* aTAT'OlmNT
The followlng person 11 doing
bu~-
nwanra •AU r.s. No. 119»4
tttMaUANT TO T 0 SERVICE COMPANY u duly
R & B'S TOUCH OF CL.ASS, am Anabel. Garden Grove. CA
I Anna Loulle Fletch«. 1813 W ~lend• Pl .. Anaheim, CA 9280•.
1 Thie bullnesa Is conducied by an
ll)dlvldual
Anne Louise Fletcher
I Thi• •1atemen1 -med with Iha
Qounty Cl«ll ol Orange County on
Joly 20, tll82 F113702
Publl1hed Orange CoHI Dally
PJlol. Aug 10, 17, 24, 31, 1982 3576-82
The lollowlng pereon I• doing
butlnees as
BE BEAUTIFUL BODY WRAP,
6028 Warner Avenue Huntlnglon
Beach, C•. , Joy Barrios. &e71 Palme Clrc11,
Yorba Linda, Ca 92888
This buslneu la conducted by an
Individual.
Joy Barrios
This stetemenl was !tied wi1h Ille
County Cletk ot Or•ng• County on
July 30. 1982 lf1M97
Pubtlshed Orange Coest Delly
Pilot. Aug. 3, 10, 17. 24. 1g92 3458-82
HONOLULU LEI COMPANY,
158 E Cucade Cour1. BrM. CA
92821 Deanne Wegner. 158 E.
Caa<:ade Cour1, er ... CA 92821.
Thia bullneae I• conducted by an
ll'ldMduel.
o..nn.w~ Tht1 1111ement wee llled wllll 1111
County Clet1t ol Orange County on
July 16, 1982
,.11Ma
Publl1had Orange CoHt Delly
Piiot, July 20. 27, Aug. 3, 10, 1982
3272-82
bualneu .-: bu.._ aa: M SAFA. 1535 S Slenderd. THE DULL RELIEF. 424 101h
Sanll Ane, C&. 92707 StrMI, Huntington BMdl. Clllllorl\la
Mohamed Sele, 8091 MerMllle 92648
Or . Huntington Beech, C•. 921547 Den J Moee, 424 10th Str•t.
Fortunato Av Ila, 3508 W. Huntington BMcll, C1llf0fnla 92848
Cheltnut, Sant• Ane, C•. 112704 Ellen 0. Mou. •24 10th Street.
Th•• bullnea II conducted by • ~Unglon BMch, Celll0tnla 92848
llmttec:t pwtnaralltp. This~ It conducted by an
Fortunelo Avtle ll'ldl'o/ldual. Thll atetemenl wu flied wtlh \lie Din J Moat
County Cieri< of Orange County on This stat-I wu flleCI with the
PEPPEATREE APARTMENTS,
801 S Lyon Slf•t. Slf'lta Ane,
ClllllOfnia 92705
PhNlp H: McN-. 1178 SE
Mein Street. Irvine, C.llfornla 9271•
Thia bullMN I• conducted by an
lndl'o/ldull. Philip H. Mc:Nemee ,1 ...
Publl1hed Orenge CoHI D•lly Pllol • .My 20, 27. Aug 3, 10, 1N2
3292-82 July 30, 1982. County Clerll of Orange C:C-.ty on
lf1Mm July IS, 1982 1------------
Publlthed Orange CoHI Dally '1m:r1 rtaJC NOTICE
Piiot Aug. 3. 10, 17, 24, 1982 Publllhed Orange CoHI D•llY1----------~~~-
3428-82 Piiot, July 27, Aug. 3, 10, 17, 1N2 FICTITIOUS llUSMH
DECLARATtOH OF COVENANTS, appotn1ed Trualee under Iha
CONOfTION8 ANO lottow1ng deserlbed 0-' of lruel
M8Tl'llCTIOH8 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTJBN YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER TO THE HIGHEST 81DOE"R F R
THAT CERTAIN DECLARATION OF CASH tP•Y•ble •• lime ol .. In
COVENANTS, CONDITIONS ANO lawtul money ol the Unlled Stet•)
RESTRICTIONS DA TED MARCH all right, utle end lnt-1 conveyed
2 8 , 1 9 7 5 0 F T H E LAG U N A to and now held by It under uicl II ILL AGE 0 W NE RS ' OeeCI ol Trull In the properly
ASSOCIATION UNLESS YOU hereinafter dllcrtbed
TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR TRUSTOR CONNIE L SEl.l. an
PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A unmerrled women, DEBORAH ANN
PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN COLLINS, • m81rted WOtlllf'I, JOHN
EXPlANATION OF THE NATURE T BURRIOGE •nd KARIN A
OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST BURRIDGE, huabend and wlle. MO
YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A NEIL FOSTER •nd PATRICIA
LAWYER. FOSTER, huSblf'ld end wtla ------------1 --------:------3389-82 NAME 8TATE•NT PlB.IC NOTICE Ptlll.IC NOTICE Plll.IC NOTICE Th• 1011ow>ng pereon 11 doing
FICmlOU. •"SIHEH P\&.IC NOTICE FlCTITIOU• .... -., --,-IC-rmou---a,...au~ ... ~~ .. ~-1----.. ---ll'_un_""'_r ___ ~ u :
NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN thel: BENEFICIARY. L. S. BERNERO. a
On Sep1ambef 3, 1982, at 10:00 11no1e man
A.M., or •• soon lherealter u may Record•d October 8. 1979 H
be reason1bla, II Iha IMPERIAL "1slr No. 13100 In book 13344,
BANK BUILDING, 8115 Town Cenlllf page 180 of Officl•I Record• In tt1e
DrlV9, In the City ol Coste Mes•. ottic. of the Aecordw of Orenge
County ol Orange, S lete of County: Mid deed ol lruat deec;ribee
Caltlor11l1 LAGUNA VILLAGE tl'le lollowlng properly Tha
OWNERS' ASSOCIATION (tha Soulheuterly 50 feet ol Iha
"Auocletlon"), through Ill duly Nor1h111Hterly 300 feel of the
appointed egenl •nc! attorney, NortheHlerly 150 feet of the
Oevld P. Bergland, Esq., who .. Soultlweellfl)' 330 feet or Loi 88 or
atreel addre11 and telephone Tract No. 378. In the City of Coate
number 11 allown below, Will SELL M ... , County ol Orange, State OI
at public 1ucllon purauanl 10 the Celllornl•, u per map thereof
power ol Hie conferred In 1het rec0tded In Book 15, Pege 29 of
cer11ln Declar1tlon ol co-anle, Ml1celleneou1 Meps, recorda ol
Condition• and RHlrlcttons (the Mid Counly
,... --rUUU\I nut~ MOUNTAIN CREEK II, LTO .. NAMI STATEMENT FICTITIOU8 8U81NeH NAME ITATEMINT NAME aTATIMINT 1200 Quell St S lie 2$0 Newport The IOllowlnQ person 11 doing NAMI 8TATIMl(NT The lollowlng 1*90n• .,.. doing The followlrfg pereon 11 doing F'ICTITIOU8 .,..... 8Mclt1 ca. 92-aeou '
t>val.-u . Th• followlng peraon la doing buall)MI u bull,_ -..._ 8TAn.NT L ' 11111cent Mayall Inc (• .~ PARK PACIFIC APART· bua1nees u : MESA DEVELOPMENT I, 4282 BUSINESS ADVERTISING & ~~~ penone -doing Cell!~ C«J)Of8tton~ l200 Oulll
..._ENTS, 10250 La Hacienda (a) OCEAN VIEW PLUMBING (b) Csmpu• Drive, Sulla C, N-por1 COMMUNICATIONS, 22874 El Toro .,..__ -St Sult 290 Newport e..cti C. ~ .... Fountllln Valley, Callf0tnl• OCEAN \/IEW MECHANICAL, 2737 Beech, C• 928e0 Roed, El Toro, CA 92e30. PE.RCO CLEANEllS, 1 teo s. 9ateo • • .
g2708 S. Croddy W.ry, Unit D. Sant• Ana. Dy11a-Plell. In<:. (e C•lllornl• W•llaca Edward lrlell. 24818 ldehc>, No. E, la HIM1, Cllllfornlla This ~le c:onductld by a
, Phlllp H McNemee, 1178 SE Celllornla 92704 <!O'PO'lllon), 4282 Campo• onv., lakefleld St .. El Toro, CA 92830. Leelle I. Parelft, 23 N. Vlete de Umlted pwtnetlhlp.
""'1ln StrMI, Irvine. Cattlornia 92714 John W. Sundqulll, 2737 S. Suite C, Newport BHch. Ca. 112880 Tiiie bualneea Is conduc:lld by atl la Luna, South lagYn•, California L \/INCENT MAYELL INC
This t><11lnesa ta conducted by Croddy, Unit D . Senu Ana, Barn•'Y M•arrtln, en tndMdual, lndlvldull. 928n · v •• ...11' • Wall EdwarCI trlall J~ft M. P-..... a. 23 N. v .. ·-... _ Bp~~nc.nt t .... ,_ • •!' lnCllvtdull. Cellfomle 92704 •282 C•mpu1 Or Ive, Sulle C, ece ,..., --.. '"' ,
Phlllp H. McN-Thll b<lalnHI 11 conducted by an Newport Beech, c .. 92880 Thie lletement WM ftlecl with the le lun., Soult\ Laguna, Cellf0tnle Tllll alal-t wu flied with the
Thi• 1ta1ement wu nlecl with Individual Thi• bullneN 11 conducted by • Coun~ Clerk of Orange County on 92~~ ~ 11 conducteCI ..., County Ctent ol Or11t191 Cou11ty on
U)e County Clarll ol Orenge County John W. Sundqulel. llmlteCI per1nerehlp. Aug. • 1982. lf1M911 1_ .... A ..... 811 (H'_ .. _ .. • ..,,._). vr July 30, 1982 .. on July 18, 11182 0...... DYNA·PLEX. INC. numvv _,.. • .. ,,. '1M400
F1ta50'7 This elatemel'll -flied w1IJ'I the Rober1 H Divis. Publl•h•d Oreng• CoHt Dally ........ I P9rW'I c 0 II "CC&R's") a1 recorded In Book VOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
11384, Pagel 1711, lnctu1lve, DEED OF TRUST DATEO
Oflldltl Recotd1 ol Or8nQ9 County. OCT08~ 3, 11179 UNLESS YOU
C.Uloml•. end, without c:ovenwtt or TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR
w1rranty regarding uu •• po1nnlon PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A
or encumbrencee, lo Iha hlgheat PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN
bidder. In lawful money of Iha EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE
Publlthed Orange Cou1 Delly county Cler1t ol Orange Cou11ty on Prealdent PllOt, Aug 10. 17. 24, 31, 1982 This stalement wu ftled with tt1e Publl•ll~ 1~~;4 ~~ • Y
Pt1o1 July 20. 21. Aug 3, 10. 1982 July 1e. 1982. Thll 1t11-t wu 111ac1 wnh 111e 3578-82 County Clef'k of Orengoe ~,.L Piiot Aug. • • t • • 342.5-82
3281-82 lftmGe County Cieri! of Or•noe County on ·-Publl•h•d Orange Co11t D•lly Augult 2, 11192. PlB.IC NOT1CE Publl•hed Orange Co111 Delly rtalC NOTICE
Ptlll.IC NOTICE
"CTITTOU8 8US!Ne81 NA• 8TATEMENT The lollowlng pereon• ara dolng
~ ...
HINDES. ANDERSON &
ASSOCIATES. 2081 Bualnen
Center Or Ive, Suitt 180, lrvlne,
Celllomla 92715
Kenl Gordon Hinde•. 822
8•ywood Drive, Newport BHch,
Cellfomla 828e0
Herold W•yne Ancter1on, 2335 M ... Drive, Sanl• Ana. California
92707
Thia bull-11 ooncluc:led by.,,
u111ncorpo<lled euoclallon olhef
lhen • pertner$htp.
HwOld w. Ander.on
Thie 1tatement wa ftted wllh Ille
County Cl«1I of Orenge County on
July 1&, 1982.
Publllhed Or•nge COH.ly
Ptlol, July 20, 27, Aug. 3, 10 82
3 82
'1CT1110U8 .......
NAfl9•TATIMUfT
Tiie 10110111l11g pereon• are
doing buelMel M:
Ttill! COMPUTER BUSINll!H STOA!, 2790 Hatbor Boilleverd,
Coal• Mele. Cllltoml• mat CAl.1,0 ANIA 8U81NU8
IVBTEMll INC ... C•lllor11I• oorpo,.t 011 , 2790 Herbor
loUle\Wd, Coe!• ....... Cttllfomle '2121 Tllll bu9IMM ,. condueted by •
oorpor1tton.
CAL"OflHIA 8U81N08 8VITlM8. INC.
AoOer1 A. CMote,
Preeldent Thie Nt8fMn\ w.. flled "'1th
""' COunty °"" of OtMOlt ~ on .Jiit t, 1'12. M.LINMm~n .-no _,. .. u. ....... ,..10•••" .... .,. ...,.... ....... c••-,,_.
NlllMd or.. Co.I ~ l"lot. ~IO, 21, Ai10-I, ,0, 1M2 U6M2
Piiot. July 20, 27, Aug 3, 10, 1982 ,,.._. a Up. It IO.. CO U II T o' Pllol, July 27, Aug. 3, 10, 17. 1982
3284-82 H. VICTOR IUC .. lt, JR. CAUf'OflNIA 3314·82 P'tCnTIOU• IUllHIH United Sl•IM of Ame<lca. •II lhet OF THE PROCEEDllllG AGAINST ___ PtaJC ___ NO_TI_C_E ___ ,:.N:.::...~. '-"'fl. COUNTY°' HUM80LDT
-----------11301 Do-. • .,... ... lttl •• ,... MUC NOTlCE
t1Am ITATI..,,., certain rMI rr0per1y lllueted In the YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
Tiie lollowlflg penone .,. doing County o Orange, State o l LAWYER.
FICTmOUS aua•H ~ 8Mof1. Ca._. .. ~~etlfomll t8I01 ACTTTIOUI auelmH bu*'-u : Cellfomle, deecr1be6 u fOltows: 288 & 288,,. S1nto To mu
NAM!! 8TAffMIENT Tat (714) M1·*1 PETITIONER: VALERIANA LYNNE NAm aTATDSNT TRAVEL ACCOMMODATIONS/ Unit 181, Loi 2 ol Tract 83S3. Avenue, eo.t. M-. CA 92827.
The lol!Owlng peraona .,. doing Publlehed Or1ng• CoHt Dally ASCENCIO Th• foUowlrlg petlOn ,. doing
bull.-U: Piiot Aug 3, 10. 17, 24, 1982 RESPONDENT: JOHN CHRISTIAN ~ M ' CLOTHES QUARTERS. 18110 3481-82 ASCENCIO INTEAl.UDE. A catdlao Care
TRAVEi. NO. 1, 30131 Town Center .. cont.in.cs Ill Booll 342, Paga 12 "(II • •l•MI eddr-Ot QOl'l1mOn
Drive No. t05, L•gun• Nlguel. to 18, lnclull11e. of Mi.c.1181\eou• dnlgnellon 11 1ho111n •bove, no
Celllomle 82977 Mapa In Iha Olllcl•l Record• of werrenly h given •• lo 111
Euclid, Founlaln \/alley. Clllfornla aUMMOM~-=-y UW) Pro gr• m ; INT EA I.UDE, a 92708 CAM 1oaa Poel-Cudllc Opportunity;
C EdwuCI Mulln. 1813 "8.IC NOTICE NOTICIJ INTERLUDE. e Pr-ttve Cotonary
RadCllng Way, Upl1nd, C•llfornla You h-IMlfl wed. Tiie OOlllt Cat• Progr11m. 330 Pllttl Avenue, e11ee. ,~nnoua -··-•• ........................... , .......... _~ Sulla No . 7. L1gun1 Beech, Ktren Jeanne Marlin. 1813 ": ..... aT·-TI ..... .-_, -...-.-rw """"'"" (;&Ill 2e5 d -.. -• rour be Ina "•"ti unl•H r•u omt• II 1 Red Ing W•y, Upland, Catlfornle Th• tollowlftg peraon la doing ,......... _... • _,., Reed .._ Berber• R. Wright, Pll.D~ 3080
Allen T. UMYlch, 26122 Wllll• Or•nge Cou11ty, C•lllornl•i. e11d compl9'-or conecn-)." The
Place. l •gun• Hiiia, C•lllornle more commonly kl\O'#fl u : z3365 be11aflclery under Hid 0..d qi
92"3 Cemlnlto Telmo, Uiouna Hiils, CA. Tru11. by ,_.. of • ~ 0t
Kathi"" M . Uaevlcll, 25122 RECORD OWNER: Oavtd J Cheng default In the obllg9tlon1 MCUred
WllkH Pl•c•. Lagun1 H lll1, el'ld Sabrina t-t. Chellg. thenM>y. l'lerttol~ executed 11/ld
Callfornlt 92853 Said Mia w<n bt made lo 11lltty dellvered lo the unClerslgned • Tiiie buelneea t& conducted by th• obllgellone 1ecurtd by, •nd W!'ltlen OecCaretlon ol Default and
lndMdu• (Huebend a Wife). pur1u•nl to lht power of HI• Demand for Sate1 and wrlttan llOtloe 9178e ~ ............. • 111...__..... ......._ M t. View Drive, l.•gun• Beecll,
This ~ It oonducled by .......,,_ ·--• --· Cellfomle 92951 ~ T. Uaevlc:tl oonterred In Arllc:le VI ol the abow of brMch and Of el9c1ton to ~
(Hu1band & Wife). CAONEYS 8Y THE SEA, 4ot " '°" .......... tM ..... .. Thie ~ .. oonducted by .,, Kmthleen M UeeYlctl reterenoecl CC&A'a. tind. purauanl th• under1lg11ed 10 Hit H id
Tiiis 811t-t .,.. llled with tne to Artlol• VI, Section 8 1 of the property to 11t1ety Mid obligat.lonl,
COUnty ewtt ot Orenge County on OC&R'e, the Nouoe of Ann "*•t •11d tllerHller Ill• underelgn.O Jut>/ t8, 1N2. eno Cl•lm ol Lien ••• recorded C9l.lted Mid notice of bf'Mdl and of
,,.., eo•lntt lh• •bov• dac:1'1bect ,..., llectlon to be rwoof'Oed Ap(ll n.
Karen Jeanne Mwttn = =n~:le Huntington ::..... ~ ===Ill tMI :::. :;:, tnclMdUtl.
Thia 111t-1 wu nled Wl1tl the Mb NI 1718 Ptlloftl8 Drive -: If --Bw11era A. Wright, Ph.0. County Cle!'k of Orenge Coullty on Newport ~ Cellfomla 92te0 ' ·..........-·--·•• "-~ Thia etaternerit wea llf9d wtth
July 20, 11182. Thia ~ .. oonckicted by • ... fled ... *':'VllOI Coun~ Cleric ol Oranga COllnty
Publl•h•d Orange Coa:1
1= "mlfoed ":1111~P· t,: .::..wo ..:-..=: U:: =~ &. ::0..,.
P11bllelled Orange Coul D•lly property fOf nonp•yment of duee 1982 u ln11r. No. 12·140tA4 of MIO ~,. Juty 20, 77, Aug. 3, 10, 1082 elld -t• on Mercih $, 1"2, Ofllclel Record•.
3271_.2 u lntlru!Mlnt No. 82.077728 In tllt S•ld Hit wlll ba made, b11t
Piiot, July 27. Aug, 3. 10. 11, 1982 Thia •l•tement wu nted wltl'I !fie tin eudlmota 1 -.,. Ud. AlterMJt et U.
3372·82 COllnlY Clerll of Ormnge Cou11ty on ,..,.... ...,.. • • .... i.... le lw••.,.....,. ........ ------------I.Jut>/ 11, 11182. Metil Ulln........ -W.Wl81't rta.tC NOTJC( ,.,.._ 81 Uetell tlHH Htleltar et UfW ~CA_, ITA~ OI' MUIDOl..wT
Publlehtd Orange Cout Dally ....... 4111 WI ...... ... .... ,,_ OI' ..-. OI' '1Cm10Ua .,..._. Piiot, July 20, 27, Aug. 3, 10, 1"2 ee•nte, f••erh "••Hie Publllfl~ Orenr. Coett D•llY PtCTmOUe • llllJI .....
NAm aTATIMINT 322~ 1tw1111lhhnt1 .... 1111 .... w., Pl'ot, July 27, Aug, .10, 17• 1N2 Tiie lollowlno penone "8ve
The follOWlng l*tonl .. dolng w ,.1,nu" • 1t1111t1n. • .., ~ ebenclOl.S ttte u. of tM flc1111aue
bu"':reoot<EAY. 1s2 Cenl• ~"°TIC( ~,......, ,.., •• , .... • 1----MUC---.-m----1 ~ni>RPORATION db•
Street. Sit. A, Cott• Meu, 1. 'TO THE RESPON0£N'T UNITIO YACHT IROl(l!A9 OF C4111fr~ ~2:2J 0 I N Ee RI N 0 & ".'°~A~N ~==:.~ti::,":: .......,. =..IT~ .w.... ~~~::02"~h:S.'~!~I~ :::~t~:
DRAFTING, INC ... C•lllOrnl• Th• followlno petaon• .,. lo .... ,~ within~ Cl• of ~~ ----... ~.,. Celfomla ..
corporation, 792 Center StrMt, Clolng ~ • \he date tllet Ihle tum111or.e le -H-U N T 1 N 0 T 0 N w I! 1 T TM llOllCIOut lullneM "WM
8ulte A. Ooete Mff•. C•lllornlt NAVARATNA 01!~0 °"* °" yioi,, Yo11f defeuft 1f1M1 t)t .. ITI•( ... NT COHDOMINIU .. '"', refeffed 10 obove lllH ftltd In 82927 JEWEi.RY. a211t Paaeo o. ~_...the OOW1 -~a " " ... ... .. <>renoe Oaunt\t °"' ~ 23 1M1 Thie~ le oondUG!ed by• 811111 4A, 8 J, Oepletreno, ~':amllr*IO ~ Of 18I01 ~ ttr.t, ~ ,.. No. fl1'4~. ' ' ~Ian. c.llfomlt m1e ottMr on9er1 -I08JM'9 CIMllofl Of ~CA ~t lion 8 Harold '· Oeborn, 177•fl
l OVI tHGINffRIHO .. RIOtlOtd .,_ "°""· "'·· m Pf'OP•"Y· '90U•el ~pport, cfllld """me ....... rue Corp • Al~elde Ave Hewport --" DAAFllNO. INC. Loo11t1 lltMt, 1.1oun• 1 .. 011. outtody, Cfllld 141P"Ofi. euorney C•lllornl• 001poret1on. 1H11 OlllfOmll neli' '
FfWIOte ZOoll, Clllfomle 9*1 ,_., 00949, end 8lldl 01f1et r911ef • fltofld• St ..... , H\iftttneton e..ctl. ......,.. 0. Olbom. 111-11
Pre.tdanl Nin• lrown. HI LOOUtl ~ be • ..,.., w the aourt. The CA~.:..__ .. ....._._ .... ~~ ~· ....,on 9"otl. Tll!e etllt"'*" .,.. ftled Wiii! the 8tr"1, Ll91illl ~!\. Callfortlll ..,nllhMnt of ...... .... of • •---....,._ •1 .......,._ ., • .._
Coun_1y Olertl of Otenot OOun'Y on t2tl1 l'llOllfY « Pf°'*1Y °' °"* ooun ~"":i-~ Corp TNt ~ .. ~ Nlf't f , 1M2. Thie ~ It OClftCluoted by ~ Pf a pU. ... mey Ilea ...._ J _ _.._ ' by a ~Mkltlt. M.L8 AND "-An .,, lndMdlltll. ,...,.. ._, _,.,.._ 00 ~lltlOll
....,..,. .. ..... Notwd • ltwll. Jr. Dell9ct· .. .., 11 tMI ~ ........ 08llorYI .. ... ... .... ••• T1lle ........... Mad .. OONALD fl MtCHAl.L. ,..... _...,,..,,......... ,,..... •
..... .,. .... County'*"' of OrtWfle County CliWtl C4M'ftY Olertl fl/I Orange~ Ttlle 3111 Cl -... Wfttl ...,.... ~ c• • :_ °" Ntt If. ,..._ ,__ ey; oa.ina M. Vollu, JtJlt/ 11. 1... .. ~ ~ of.Orwltt CouM)'
(lllVINllMCI Oflnte Cout Oelty ~er,... 0.... ~ (111Vi11..::''8renee co .. t D1Hy °"~ C..-Olillr fl'tlot. Ntt IO, 11. Aug. a. 1~81aaa7 ... .-.ot. -Mt 20. 21. Ml,•· 1!~. "'°'·Mt IO. 11, q . a. 10, 1e11 ,...., ./llllf-. n. Alo!O·· a. to. ,_ .......... -~ ~ ., .....
Offleltl Record• of Or11nge Covnty, wltl'loul covan•llt or w•rr•nly.
C&lllomle; •nd, further, Ille Notice tllp(eei or Implied, rlQlfdlng 11111.
ot Default and Electton 10 Sell poseealon, or encurnbr-. lo
•flecUng .. Id rHI property ••• pey lhe remaining prtnolpel aim of
record ad Apr It U , 1 H2, u \lie note(•) ..cur.ct by Mid DMd of
111s1rumen\ No 82· 142331 In the TIW1, with ln'-1 .. In Mid Mte
~ '*°'°' o1 0renoe County, t.~m. T~*':f r,:
The tOlll ttnou111 of tnt unr>eld ,._, ctlar~ and ..,._. of IM ~ of \M otl4!0tt!Ofl tor d Trust .. and of the ttutte crteted by
enCI H1111me1111 I• t t,57&.oo. ~o..ctofTl'U8t.leld.-wlllbt
lncludl11g due.a end ...... Mtf\11 held on Wadnnd•r• A~
lh•O\ICll\ JUiy Gt, tN2. lttt ..... If 1082 et 2:00 p.m., • tM
epplfc•bl•. lntarHt Hen l•~J Avenue antr-to the CMc tllom.f• leM and eotte l!Qltiw l11lld lng, 300 hit Chepl'l\an
prlOt 10 the elate ot ..... and ~venue. Ii\ Ille Olly of Or.-
.. t 1 mat• d amount of coeu. At 1111 llm• of th• lt1ttl t l
..,,.._. and acMl'°88 ""'°' Pllblleattoft of u. noetot. tN IOtll be lncllmd by Ille dale of .... lf'AOUlll of IM l.l1Plid .,...,_ OI ltle u "' oe 0Clli04itlon aecur9d by tt1t ~ 6'.\TIO; ~ 21, tM2. docrlb•CI dHd of t r11•I lllCI
LAGUNA VILLAOE .. ttl'lll\.o coete, ••S>eft'"· ef\CI OWNIN' ANH. aoonote le 111,140 tt To ~ f>. ~. EIQ. detelnt!M tnt. I Ol**ICI bid, Yoll mty A ..S....,.,. Cllll (114) t37-48ef ..
fOf MOot1tlOll OA TIO .)/It 21. ltll. ... Town c.n.. OrlW, T 0. tlfMCI OOIMf'Atff, 9""'IOO · 1111._,T,....,
COlll8 Mela. C&. tMll 9y Vtcllr.I J. ANMdfl .
Tel (714)111-INO ,......_~
PublltMd Otenee Co.et 011 One City -._ W..
Noe A418 I. tO, t7, ftla Orwlae •. CA ... ,,.,......
11'¥Mlltlad Ot-.. a.... ~ No4, Alll· a, ,o, 11, tMt. ,,_..
OIH!tm
for Cup
improved?
"" ........... ~w9;o"" w11t l~:' AOINOY, lft W. t9'11 ''"'• ......., ...... ~
· lllte llrod11•0e1t•, In••· • 11 Pll.OIAAM ~ MrtOfMIOn, "~ ... ..m PILJ*AN ,.,_, ,._,.,........ Dl,INDANT' NANOY
•-: ~ • ~ ~ 1 OlllllNHllM •nd &fl,HIN
ollf'porttloft O~ltM.,i.~UWU 10
lllte l'roduotlON. IM. CAI&~'*'
SA8T BUTtU:R·
FORD, N.J. (AP) -
Th• 1enlor vtoe
su-ld•nt of the world
eocoer 1overnlna body
uy. th• F1F A AlJ-1tar
~ NlumlM. N0'1Ce , ...... --....
,,....,.. .......... wtttl u. '""' .... .., .......... ,.. T"'9 "•*'*'' ... -::_._ .1 ....... , ... , ... ,._ ..... , .. '11/.'11rlf ••••••••••• P!!fm.{'!.~''······· !'.!!!!.!~~.'! ...... . !~m.~.~ ...... .
•· match at Olanta Stad.lum County Cletl! of Or111g9 .......,,ty on ..._ ,_,..,... ....... •...,..
July 1•. 1.U. , ................. JllR .... . ~!'.·J. ..•...•.. !.l.fl F!!!!l;l. ••••••••• 1.1!;. ~~'!.~{ ••••••••• J.~I
waa fittt dut and may boo1t the Untied State11
chancee of ataatna a
World Cup. "Now that the 1ame II • over, I can aa_y it wu a
tremendoul IUCICeSI from
many points of vtew,"
aald Harry Cavan of
Northern Ireland, the
eecond hJ.gheat officer of
the Federation of
lnterna\ional Football
AllociatJons.
1 11 Y'Qlll llllWI to _. tM ~ of ll'11t1U1hed Or111oe Coaat D•8
11Y '" ettor11-v 111 thl1 m•tt•r, you ll'i!ot, J'*I 20, tf, AUQ. ~. 10, 18 2 thOUld clO to ptomptly IO thtt YOIH 52""'2 wr1114111 ,...,onM, If any, MliY N
-----------flied on lll'M. PUIUC NOT1CE AVllOt Uated lta aid•
PICTITIOUI IUIMH deMa1td1do, II lflllYHI 1t9Me
NAMI aTATIMINT ..... MMI Ud. 1111 .... ,=
Th• lottowtng p111on le dOl!'O :.'':'.: .:-.. :.=..,..,.
buelnlll .. : ....
"·'· INTERIOA8 . uu l• 'u•t•d du .. eollolter •1 woodlend or1v1, Anah1lm. CA OOlllllO di un M>Oai40 an 11te
8280~iCHARO OWEN SCHMITT ... unto. deb1rf1 111oorlo
31871 Cell• R1ynold1, 11, San lnr1*11a1amen11. di 1111 llllMl'I. Juen Caplttrl/IO CA 82t7S tu ~ta Mc:Jrita, el hey llOU"I. • . .... l)UIOI .., '9Qlaltadl • tlefnpO. .,J.:~ It oonduetld wr an 1, TO THI! OV'!.NOANT· A cMI
Ncwd Owlfl 8Ctunltt COl'l'lpllinl '"' ~ lllld by thl Thie allt""9nt w .. l\lld wtlh thl plllnllff egaltlll you. II you with 10
i
IOU~ HOUllNQ Oll'll'ORTUN11 Y
-............... .
AYlll •LY Tilll ad0rab61 l!ASTSIOI
R-2 home '' not In nu. tll)le. Not only doea It
h~ a roomy ldnne. It ., .. a workal'lop w/
1.on1no to bulld •bove. Fruit t,_ abound. Fi.
Jdbi. flMncjng,
Don't delay Call Diana today!
DllM :=.=-VOipe
LlllllU•U
.Prime Ltdo Nord bayfront. 5 bdrm. G YI bath. Lae L.R .• 2 lxllit '1Jpe •uoo.ooo.
Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath + wee rec. nn .
beam oeWno, fumlahed, 1>9doa. fo4_20,000.
A cheering crowd
filled the sold-out,
76,891-aeat atadtum
Saturday night as the
European all-star aide
turned a 2-0 halftime
deficit into a 3-2 victory
over a select team
repre9enting the rest of
the world.
defend tl!ll leweutt, you mUl1. within County CMtt1 Of ~enga County on so d•Y• •1t1r thla 1ummon1 It
July 11, 1812. "~ ..wet on rou. 1111 with Ihle court •
!i Al• ,..., ••at• odvertlaed
,.. In "''' newep•per 11 := 1ut1Joot to tho l'ederal
IW ,.., Hov.ing Act Of 1"8
.., wNoh mak11 " llleo* to :: odvertlM "11\Y Pf'9f«en-
111t oe, !Imitation M dllO(lml. 1"' nation baMd on r•~. --------.:= oolor, rollglon, IH or
1w 111Uonal origin, or any I: Intention 10 rn•k• 1ny
UIU llLE IAYFlllT
"The crowd and its
enthusiasm drew a fint-
class game out of the
P.layers," Cavan said.
'How many frie ndly
matches do you see
where teams come from
behind like that? My
colleagues at FIFA will be very pleased to know
how successful this was."
Cavan had earlier said
the United States is "a
strong candidate" to host
the 1986 World Cup if
Colombia is unable to
stage the 24-team
tournament. and that a
successful all-star match
would fortify the North
American bid.
The fans , many
waving Italian flags,
held festiv e family
picnics in the parking
lots before the match and
then roared nonstop
when the world 's
greatest soccer players,
most of whom pla:fed in
the 1982 World Cup,
were on the field.
Giancarlo Antognoni,
of the world champion
Italian team. sent the
crowd into a frenzy
when he scored the
winning European (081
with two minutes
remaining.
Zico, Brazil's most
prolific point producer.
netted the fint goal on a
rebound in the 29th
minute. and winge r
Lakhdar B e lloumi o f
Algeria, the African
Player of the Y ear ,
tapped in the second goal
six minu t.es later.
Putlll•h•d 01111g1 Coaat Delly Wfllt*I fwPOflll to thl oomplllnt. ••2 Uf\leM you do to. ~ dllllllt wtll Pllol, July 20. 27. Aug. 3. 10. 1..., · M antttld on 11>91lcatlon Of the 3214-82 plalntttf, llld lhll OOVfl :i; anltt I ~~~~~-~~-NO-Tll'~r~~~ ~dgmentegalnllyoul~ hlrlilll
euch prefertnee, llmlta•
i• tlon Of dltet1mlnatlon."
l"\IUU\I •~ dlmanded ill tM compjalnt, whloh
oould rtault In gunl1hm1nt ot
Wagll, \llclng Of montY ~roperty
Of othlr r•ll•I tlQUHtl In lhl
FlCTITIOUI ., .....
N.AMI aTAftlllNT
.... i)llt ·-'* ,.
lllt
Ttilt MW9PIPef wtn not
knowlngly accept any
adv.rtlelng tor reel 11-1111 wtlloh II In vlo!Mlon
of the law. Thi foltOwlng ptteona 1r1 doing
bualneuu: RINALDI'$ CHILO CARE CO NCERNS. 19888 Educ:atlon Lana, Huntington Beedl, CA 82848.
complalnL DA TEO: Marc:h 10, 18112 J. PETERSON,
Cllrlt.
·-1• r.:: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Roy J. and Kathlllll M. Rlneldl, 2030 Calvut, CQate M111. CA
92828. Thie DualntH la conduetld by
huaband and wife. Kethlllll M. Rinaldi Roy J. Rlnaldl Tllla 1111emen1 WM flied with the
Coun~ Clerk or Orenga County on
Aug. , 1982. '1MM1
BySuaan MOMt,
WIWAM ~"" & AHOCIATH WllUAM L aAICIJI 13nN.9rMdwey, atttt1 Alie, C .. ltornt. 1270I
Tai: (114) m-1•1 PtltllC NOTICE "-P\itNllMd Publlthed 011ng1 Coal! Dally ___ ;...;;..;..;;.........,.~==--Hoo.. unrvr11i•"-'I Piiot, July 27, Aug. 3. 10, 17, 1982 •ICTITIOUa IU ... 88 1-"'"'°' uar
3373-82 NAMI 8TATSMINT =:::::::: ~~· Tll• lollowlng per1011 la doing Tow..__"'"'
---Ult DSO -"" --.mo = ----
HIHlt Advertl·
ser1 lhould check
their ade dally and
report errors lm-
m ed I a tel y . Th4t
DAILY PILOT aa-eumee llablllty for
the first Incorrect
Insertion only. Publl1hed 011ng1 CoHt Dally Piiot, Aug. 10. 17. 2.-, 31, 1982 3523-82
P\8.IC NOTICE tiue1..-. .. : T:;...""':~~·' ---~~~~==--AT y 0 u R s ER v I c E. 15 °"611tU• u.r FICTIT10U8 llU8Mll SendplPlf, lrvlM, CA. 8271... Apil r.ra :: ................ !
NAMllaTAnMt:NT ALICE PARIS SORENSON, 15 A.llb Uorwo
TM lollowlng p111on 11 doing lllldplPlf, trvlnl, CA 82714. ~r•or \Jot
= ...... ,.,w. .. •••··•···•············ b<Jal,_ u: Th .. oo.i-.. c:onduelld by an -a -.d 111 CEOARBROOK VILLAGE tndMdu.I. == = ,..,,,, JllJ P\8.IC NOTICE
l'ICTmOUI IW ... H NAMeaTAnMINT ESTATES; f2 OASIS SAN FELIPE: A11Q1 ~
...........................
tllll
Th• lollowlng p1raon 11 doing
tiullnMI u : PROFESSIONAL PARK · 4. 881 Oov•r Drive, Sulle 15, N1wp o11
8eech. Clllfomle 92&e3 J eck R OeBruyn, 27342
Becldu. Miiiion VlejO, Cellfomla 92875 Thll boll,_ la eonductld by a
Mmttld pwtlWWllp.
Jeck R. Dl8Nyn
This 1111_,t w .. 1111<1 with the County Clefk of Of'tngl County on
July HI, 1882. F11S411
Publl1h1d 011ng1 CoHt Delly Piiot, July 20, 27, Aug. 3. 10, 1982 3268-82
113 RANCHO BUENA VISTA Thia 1tatlf'lllflt wM lllod With thl ~=i= EST A TES: II 4 PALM AS OE County Qert1 of Orangt County on a-auiosur.-
CORTEZ ESTATES. 115 CABO SAN July 18, 1ff2. &"!1!:':.:'a1"•• LUCAS ESTATES; •8 BAHIA f1WC9 ....._.11.-1
CONCEPCION VILLAGE. -1 CABO PuDll1h•d Orange CoHI Dally ~· 11-.i SAN QUI NTIN ESTATES. 8383 PllOt. July 20, 27, Aug. 3. 10, 1N2. =: ~·.-
=Ct. /17, Fountain V.;tey. CA 32M-82 11 ... lloM.U
827 ~. R Long, 9393 Emery Ct. P\llJC NOTICE IUSIN£$$, llfY(Sf.
... ... ... ... --·-UM --
•7. Fountain Valley, CA 92708. FlCTITlOU8 llU..... MDU, nNAMCE
Thia 1ta1-t wu lllod with the NAME ITAn•NT ~ = County Clerk ol.,S>ranot County on ........,. ..,_111 o.-t·, JOU
Aug 8, 1982 • Thi following ~· ltl ~.., •••"'*Ill tlfi•'4 -FtWM buelnlu ... _,,.i-a -Publlahed Ot1nge Coal! Dally IRVINE CAPITAL, 1544 1 _,,...--
Piiot Aug. 10. 17. 24, 31, 1982 TootouM Cltcle, lrvlnl, CA 112714· otl&~~nlnlf$ -' 3574-82 JOMPh Peter P.m-, 15441 """9VftHIUft ,
ToolOUM Circle, lrvln., CA 92714. PEISOMALS & -----------GIMy L. Yoong, 17982 GMlmen.
LAST
CHANCE
to buy thl• b11utllul 3 y11t old, 4 unit aper1-
ment "°'* In San Clo-"*"' wtth ocean-htn• & golf COUfff YI-a II I
trtmendout 11vlng1 di-
rect from the owner bl-tore being llatld with
brokert. Act NOWlll Cell owner et (714) &42-0138. ---------1 Ml.IC NOTICE 1rv1ne. CA 82715. LOST & fOUNI P\BJC NOTICE Thi• bullnlll la oonductld by a "---l"ICTl'T10U8 •UtlHllt g1111t1J part""11Np. Car "'"'
llOI IWIEI = lllT IELLI fl'ICTJTIOU8 llU8MH NAMa tTATeMINT Ginny L. Youog ~·~"f= NAME 8TAftllll!JIT Thi lollowlng peraoo1 ara doing Joeeph Pller Palmeat ..__. Th• lollowlng pereon I• doing bualnMI .. : Thia 1111ement wM llted wttll the WCM••
DualllMI u : NEW YORK WEST MODELS, C t Clerk t Orangt Counl)' Of '"'' PHOTO INNOVATIONS. 23312 875 w. 18th StrMt. Newp<>'1 S..C:h, oon~ 0 ' SOYICES
wo Beauttf\11 lrvlnt T errece 3 ;: Bdrm 2 beth tiom1, In
s.11 great femlly erea. Ml-
nutN clo .. to beaches Cemlnlto Juanico, Laguna Hiiia. CalHoml• 821183 Aug. ' 1982' F1Mll00 11 s.rv ... o..-...,
C1lll0<nla 92853 Elltl Producttona. Inc: .. e Publl1had Orang• Co11t • Y EMPLOYMENT & -end Faehlon l1lend
Shella Ellen Kellett Br1n<lweln Callfomla C()l'pOrlllO(I, 875 w. 18th Pilot, Aug. 10, 17, 24. 31. 1982 eka Shell• Brend & Shalla Kent. Sl•eet. Newport Beadl, CallfOf'nle _________ 3_5_1_e-e_2 rtf PAIATION
23382 Camlnlto Juenk:o, Legune 92&e3 PtltllC NOTICE
Hlll1, Ctlllomla 92$63 Thie bu.U-la conductld by a -------~~--Thll Dualnna .. oonductld by en corporellon. flCTITIOU8 ..,... ..
lndlvkluel Bit• Ptoductlona, Inc. H.._ 8TA~ Shella E. Brlll\d'Mlln Allan Neumenn, Th• following p1r1on la doing
-IV'I) , .. -... Thll atat-t w .. lllld with lhl PrMIOent ~ ae:
County Clert( of Orangt County on Thia llat-t WM lllod With lhl FLAMINGO PRINT WORKS. 70 A-11U
July 20, 18112. . County Cieri< of Or1111g1 County on Sanclplplr. lrvlne, CA 82714 ~= 111_..... =
F1'*2 July 18, 1982. KAREN FA IT H FINE, 70 Cuwru•~w,._M -PuDll1h1d Oreng1 Coaat Delly ,,,.,.., Sendplc>lr. trvlne, CA 82714. c:.ta -Piiot. July 27. Aug. 3, 10, 17, 1982 Publlahed Oreng• Coelt Dally Thia~ la OONluCtAld by an ~ .. v... =
3370-82 P1101, July 20. 27. Auo 3. 10. 1882 ln<IMdoal. """",.. ------------1 3270-82 KMen Faith Fine c;._s.i. -
l'ta.IC NOTICE ™• at•t-t wu 1111C1 wttn IM =::..... c-:
FICTTTlOUI llUllNEH l'ta.IC NOTlCC County Clert( of OrlllOI Co\Jnty on -, -
H ... •TAnMENT __ _.;_--~"."'."'.:'.'==--I July 18, 1982. ,,,._ Ll-k -
ehOll'l)lngl Anume loan
and 111i1r wlH carry! Sall
pnc.d •t 1225,000 -act
nowl 646-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
The tollowlng perlOllS we doing FlCTITIOU8 9U ... H P\lblllhed Orang1 COHt Delly ~ =
DlllH No'lcls ~ 11. MAllll1 1 aTA~ntf"{a doing PllOI, July 20, 27. Aug. 3, 10, 1N2. -11 -~i~ ~~_. = SUN-MOON LIQUOR & JR. The fol ow ng pereo 321°"'2 ~h.t.•"';.;:
•----------• ~:,,~~:h ~ BHch Blvd. ~w':oRT MEDICAL AN D l'ta.IC NOTICE ~'°'C = THE REAL
ESTATE RS Wan-Mo Chen, 7 Glenn, 1rv1ne, REHAVIOAAL GROUP. 1300 B<lltot =.•J!.... = SMITH CA 82714. Straet North, N1wport Buch. NOTJCE OF DEATH OF -··•-.,. a.r -
A L BE R T v I R G I L Pl-111'1 Chen. 7 Glenn. ltVlne. CA Clfif~~2ro Schmitz M 0 711 PAUL H. POTTER AND OF ~~HJF'l.SW.0 =
SMITH, resident of Corona 92i~:· boslnas 1a conductld by an Ooun AVll'IUI, HuntlnQton 8"cn. P E T I T 1 0 N T 0 . IOATS l MAllNE
de1 Mar, ea. Passed away on lndMdull. c11110<n1a 92848 ADMINISTER ESTATE NO EOutnmn A\.lgU!t 6, 1982 at the age of Wen-Mo Chen This bull,_. 11 conductld by an A llHH. O-•I
52. Survived by ._,_ eon and Thi• lletement wu filed with the lndlvldull. Sch 1 To all heirs beneficiaries -.lloont s.rv1 ..
... -ma ,..~. 0 ,.._.. Robef'I E. m 12. • • -...11an-.1tqu1p f wife Mr. and Mrs. BradJey """n~ Clerk of renge ....... nty on Mo c r editors and contingent ............. --:smith of Laguna Hills, Ca. July 2 ' 1g82· ,,1 .. 111 Thia atei-t waa lllld with 1n. creditors of Paul H . Potter t::!:t'r ci.an ..
Services wiTI be held on PuDll1hed Orange Coest Delly County Cllftt 01 ~engt County on and persons who may ~ ... u.si;,. Do<h • --Tuelday, August 10, 1982 at Piiot. Aug. 10. 11. 2.-. 31, 1982 July 15· 1982 ,,1nae1 otherwiae interested in the :::::-=.:~·
l :OOPM at Loma Vista _________ 35_7_5-8---l2 Publlahed Oreng• Coaal Delly will and/or estate: TIAMSPOITATIOM
Cemetery, Fullerton, Ca PllOt. July 27. Aug 3. 10. 17, 1882 A petition haa been filed ~,...·" .s.i. 11 ...
Pacific Vie w Mortua ry. 337142 by Mary B. Potter in the ~eon N Beach di.recton 1921 t o 1941 where he ----------Superior Court of Orange J;:.~-.n· cars•bikes•
ewport · worked at Payton Boat PlB.IC NOTICE County requeating that -"-.s.ie II•"' *skateboards• {f Tr......_Tra .. t BODENBOEFER Works for the war e ort, au pr" 1 o" co u "T o" Mary 8. Potter be appolnted Tr011an.uiu1ti trucks* baby
JACOB .BODENHOEFER. then m h is primary trade CALWC>NtlA u --al re...-ntative to -'-Semfft'.:: E ·a es•tea
h ked f C ... ..._.. Of' OMHOa. _ _.!:::::;::;:ur ..... !'"es-ta•-of Paul AU_ -Ill earn g born in Auatria-Hungar on upholstery e wor or ...,.,.., • .,...,w>Yocc u.n: ""' t •t ·k
July6, l901.Pu.wdaway on Men Upholste~y.a nd a :!,~::!~.=: H . Potter (under the =.!etu•><• ::: car S n es
August 5 1982 after a short venture m boat building as a MAMtAO. Of' PETITIONER' Independent Administntion E:!:f!.Z : rollerskates•
il.lnem. ~came to thl!! U.S. boat builder with Central J 0 R 0 E BR IT 0 8 0 T 0 of F.atates Act). The petition ~u'°""' = Walkers•toyS
. in 1908 and to Los &ftneJes. Boat Works 1946-1948. He RESPONDENT· CARMEN TOMAS la aet for hearing in Dept. v-._,. •wagons•••• ·~oe I t d t P l ESCOBAR 00 c· i Ce -'-w .. ,.._ Ca. in 1920. He lived at hia ae m • r e •re o . a m -~ (fAMl.Y LAW) No. ll at 7 iv c nter A-•--scooters•hot
Balboa Ialand home from Springs and then retired !n CAR""..U...ft 0201411 Drive, w~ in the Oty of AUTOS. IMPOITEI
-----------L-anders, Ca . J1cob is HOTICIS Santa Ana, California on a-.1 ''" rods•coupes•
survived by his wife Ethel. vw NIM ...... eued. The oewt A~ 25, 1982 at 9:30 a.m. ~..;."-0 ,,. trallers•hard ,,~-------...... W""--and "----th --deetlM ........ J04I wtttieut YOU o .......... r th '"""""""" = t • t , '9HCI lllOTMHS 90ns ........... . no:JU"" • 1;~r 1111n1 llHrct 11n1111 r•11 ,.,.,Jl:A.# • to e il11w • '"' ops conver -SMITHS'MOITVAaY grandc h ildre n Peter. ~ wlthlft •.,.. "-'.,.. grandJ\g of the petition, you c-. riu ibles•motor
627 Main St M ichael, Stephen, Kerl, 1nfonMtloft 1114ow. ahould either appear at the~ ::r, h *I ~nllngton Beach Stacey and Kenneth ll and K,.uwta1110 ..... ttt11dwtolof hearing and state your~:', ::l: omes awn
536-6539 ai.o 4 great-grandchildren. ~~~=-/:! obi·ect1ona or file written:;:... :m mowers•1tmos
The fami l y reques t• 191t10ft110fp6Mdlnf,Kany,_, obectlons with .the court '"'""' m1 •corporate
donation• be made to the 11e tltM on 11,._ be ore the hearing. Your = .. 0~.. ;:: headquarters
American Cancer Society. AVllOI appearance may be in pel'IOn ~ 9111 •garden carts 'ACIAC YllW
MIMORW PAil
Cerret•ry Mortuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1l1c View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
McCOti4tCX MORTUARll5
l aigun1 Beech
494-9415
Laguna Hills
768-<>933
San Juan Capistrano
•96-1ne
Mus of Chriati.an Burial will Uetld Ila eldo "'"•nd8do. II or ~ your att~--y. :~-.... mi tftbllftal puect. .. ......., oontra ........ u '"' 1110 ..,.. Model A's•H• be celebrated on Tuesday. Ud. •In Mlcllenot. •MIMI 41.,. uct. 1 Y 0 A R E A 111011 :!!:
AuRUSt 10, 1982 at 5:30PM at ,..,_.. cteftn dll ao .._Lee 1e CREDITOR or a contingent ,..,:.,. ::~ •typlngtables
St. J oachim'• Cath ~-.,. ... -credltorofthedeceued,you .....,. .,. wheelbarrows•
Church, Costa Mesa. No ~•:d..:u•e '°"~•:.:: muat file yourclalm with the ::.':: :I: recreational
other aervice9 are planned, 1111n••· d•tt~ .. .,,. court or preaent tt to the ~11.,t• := vehlcles•golf ~ cte .u ...-., peraonal representative ~· JI:! *tnodel WILSON 141 ,.._ .. • ..... lltoft. If "-' appointed by the court cc,,.· -carts
BONNIE WILSON, •ge ••111n1, p1ttd• .., "•1••rect• e within four months from the i:t::,.. ;: trains*blkes
65, long time resident of ~THE RESPONOEHT date of fl rat Issuance of ~=·• .. • ;m • planos•cars
Corona de.l Mat, Ca. Pu.ed Thi pttltlonlt hOI fllld a P11Hlon leUen aa proyided in Seed.on Wfl$. lt(W refrigerators
away on Ausust 8, 1982. She concerning YoUr mtm._ "you fall 700 of the Probate Code of • • s"ates• • • • • • w a 1 a m e m b e r o f to Ille e reapOnM within 30 cSeya of C Hf t Th tlrae tor o-o1 "
Com mun it y Chu r c. h ~·: ~.t.J:,• ='= .:! fWnc 0~ wW not exptre a-.i ~IS1 1$[1 .· = Con1regatlonal and had antered and t111 OOUl1 mey _,,., e prlor to fOUt montha ~ AMC
I llW TWll•S 1111111
MU11 111 to bllle¥al At>-
eolutlly no 1Xpen11 wu 1p1r1d to make thaH the nlcelt }/O'J heV9 ...,.,
...,_ 8ultt jult -e tingle
lwnlly dettlehld hOmll.
Big, big rooma, t>M&rtlful
tll• and carpota, 1ky-llghta, top of the tint ap-
pil1noe•. etc .. otc. Cell
5*-2313
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
WlllAIU YA LI.
11 8'A% on this 4 bdrm
holne on E'alde or Coall
M ... with pool, ape, and
many other 1menlt1e1.
1110,000. In H•umeble
1oe111. owe. On • cul-
dl-uc tool Reduced to 1159,900 Cell 979-5370
\ f ~·I l I 111:' If
I' I :. • •, •, • ! •.• t ~. • •
..lllUll
Ul.IMISUll Flrat time offered for
Nie. Chermlng nr. ,_ 2
aty. arc;hlltcturel gtm.
Qu1t11y thruout. De-
1lgn1d for guHt quer-
ttra. ~•Ucelly prloed
$595,000. Seller will II· nenoo. No loan i...
144-4111 -----
l'I'AYI.OH CO.
' ' '
Laaoon view from e bdrm, 5 bath, playroom.
dark nn, den. Boat allp. Now •uoo.ooo.
IAYSlll llVE
Spec:tacular bayftont vtew 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
2 ba dn. 2 boat allpe $1,000,000.
01111111 OAYI
Coronado Ia1and CUit. bayfront lot. ~· boat
dock. Plana avail. Red. $370,000 w/terma.
ILIFFI HIH
Single atory end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba on
largest areenbelt. .250,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J•I ' Buy\od1· Dr••• r< 8 bl~ bib!
FORECLOSURE
•HU.. War ••••rtnffJ Steal thia NEW plush 2 ~ ACRE 360
DEGREE VIEW ESTATE. Orig. listed
for $2,200.000, foreclosure price
$1,128,350 appx. W/$350,000 dn. Don't
delay, contact PATRICK TENORE
760-8702 or 631-1266
R&IM~ of Costa Mesa
&SllUIU Y.& LI.
11 8'1i% on a 3 Bdrm. 2
b• home with llfgl lot,
~~~~:;~:;;;;!wet bar, llrtplc end communlly pool. Rotrlg.
Ir-. & dryer ore Incl.
Only 1120.000. Cell
--DRAMATIC
COUNTRY
121,llOMWI
Tll ILlffl
Owner wm c;a.rry 30 ye1r
nxld rate loon at below m11111t retea. Act noWI 4
bdrm. ·•c" Plan In prime
locellon In the n1w1r
North eectlon. Full prlee
just 1279,500 L.H.
*amrn* ........ w.
Pllf Dn
Zoned for en 1tudloa, gift 1hop1, 1nllqu ...
Mc. .• Owner '<11411 carry fl..
n1nclng for 25 y11r1.
Only I 13S,OOO. 2670 San
M lguel Dr, Newport
Beach 759-1&01 or
7151-7373.
~ Walker & Lee
AttractMt fOUf bedrOOfl'I
home. l(J«:flan and family
tOOl'I\ completlly upgfa.
ded. Wet bet with Wine rack and refrigerator. Newly recar,,.ted •nd
peAnted, IH0.000
979·5370.
.\ (:·I l / 1l/~' // ESTATE
8000 1/1 on 1 acre,
m11alve eloctrlc gate•.
cotlbleltone motor COYr· tyard. tpoctaculer eotry.
6 bdrm. 8 bath1, 5 lrpt
hug• trplc1. Room tor
tennl•. No. Tustin •
Or1noe Hiii• wllh view.
12-15 min. to alt frwys, airport. So Coast PlllDI.
11,400,000.
~·I td • ' " •, ~ l '. 1 ,,,. E 11t 1 ';,
RICK ALDERETIE
1talter/ht1l•••r
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1625 Gisler Ave .
been auociated with the judgmtnl eontllllllng lfl!IM,:1: °'the date of the hearin1 ~ .. ;: · ... : ..... :·:tt Paceant of Malt.era f« many othlt ordlrl conoemlllO d noticed above c..-. . . . . . .. •11
yeara. Survived by her ~~~· 0~u::P=r°~~io~~~ YOU MAY EXAMINI ~ = I f R y U P I
hu.band Joeepb. children, 1111. ooit.., and IUdl °"* ttlW .. the file kept by the court. U ~i .... · : '.: : I' I I
Jacqueline Moffatt of mev be grlillled by tbl OOUtt Tltt you are lntereai.d in the oiw ... l• • • -If It's got .. Lm19I . . . . = Beach, Ca., Debra ~t °' WllGll. tlklnO of •tate J:' m&1 file a r.que1t ~. ... .'. · ·. .'. ·· : wheels,
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MOITUAIY
110 Broadway
CottaMeN
642-9150
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Peclfto OOU1 Hlgh•:t ~ 1at loen. IY... r::,n:~:~= Cit g1t, pvt oourtyard, WALtC TO HACHI S l !Vff1 Condo, ba,front, l\4MU,_..,. ~ -::r::;:i. ~1 i:t llr ••tlrAlil Mr, Poolli pa, , bdrrn, 1 .,. •••• llMI 4 eorm "-~ GOm9f lot, MN/mo tno. ldnft, t lettl • ..,, lfO yet, _,..., 3 ... ~· 3 be. 1200. h!.CJ!!r1'!1 .... m Laro• t tr. 1 1 1. with "°°"'to expand P~ Ml-l!lt M, 1~,_ ~ -. -lcltefWI ~to tt9111otd fM. No C*a. AV911 Im-IMO. 6'14233 Aot ohg. ...,,, -1133· I br ,.,. M. 1 bit to bdl, OWIOt. dtw, !Mlnclry rm:
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CUM air hoUM. Owr'9I' Sl-1078, 144-4•'2 wl~. vi.w. --.imeble 141•1211 110 . Q e rd•n~n . k":1;· r= & ..,.. All 707'4' ActCle. M0-41.. . • "'•'1>19. IN!r 83t-14lu 1v °*'*· ~IY Pn ~T~, '::6,.:.~.!g!tm uwoa °'" cwily 77 • 03Hm Aet ar.at iooetton 3 Bdrm 2 ~,. 0on·1 "" on1y 1 ..,.,. • (,[OH\~f HKIN S (.0 S er 2 I• w1t11 l•rge n.o.t ,,. I• ong la gar, only 1160 chg, f.nn.Jlj" If. •Wiii wttll 2 II., pa.. ~'°' ftool'plan, (2 or 3 y11d.' Open 'Haute Sun. Bkl. flOIM1n-.,:.;t;:U.~ ... 1 Vr Old 3Br :lie a Olf 0374233 Agt ...................... tlo, In QIAiell .,.., ,.,.,. 1-==~='~~~·I er. 3 h MW condo).'°' 12·•· ,,..,,too. Cell • bdrm, 3 ba, gem• 1ttec11•d gir1oe tnod "1M Ill"" ## poo1. MH. 14s.331i °' •IJllT..., oo-purct11M with fri.nd 5514922 .. ,., •m )'cl 5blttetromb0ti 1750 ... ~ ....................... t7&-H41t,
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h.1tu ..-.. • d ntt (t.X & IPC>f«ll•llon) La.to...... J.M 2 • 1 la V ... . .......... f t ..... a bdrm 2~ bt DMI Ootf ...-Br. "47f·ltl5/l'llO. Im· ·-•r upgr-• eco-ot ownerthlp. &uptr ::1'.~•••••••••• •••• .. r. et'Y pr .... att "-o m n .,.., ooeM. WALK TO 91ACHI I • • 117a.<13411 rated epecloue a Ir a loc.tlon with Ill amenl-,.., f.•tlo, Immaculate, ... Ju. 92,000 mo 75'-1015 bdrm 2 beth nr-iaoe cour" view, Hourlty med. oc:ieupancy •viii. deft 3 81. Welk to bMct1 -••• •ay p(1n 9190 000 all cat11 ' ' .,.. ' gete tennl1, pool •nd Yrly 1718. Otlulle 2 br, rtt:lft. Mon tnru Bet. t-6.
& .reorH tlon feo11111... • .... No down, mln.ltnum A-wA·o•w1~1R . &4W1H • C1-'•tru1 1n1 3 BR 2 le.•.:. View,,_ g~g•7 3P!13otet. 1500. Jae. t1400 mo. 557-7372 I"" prkg. N•ar wattr. Comer of Adame & ,.,,. c1011nl coet. Cell " "'"' ••••~•••••••••••••• pe1n1&cpt1 •1,000mo. c . .,,83 ·'~IQ 7f.3083,t711o-tet7 vtew 567,..785 No =·:.:.:: :1m~·~~ 831·505 or e.42·2000. OoMn v.._.. 3 bdrm, • El1g1nt 3 Ir a den. HOO mo. p1yment for Agt. 1eo.oi01 SUPER SPECIAL 3BR UPPER BACK BAV . 38r, . . ,,.. .. a be, kit. w/eonvenleneet. country etyle hom•. 2Br, 2B• oondo.11·~ VA IBA l•nced d ., 2Yi8a Exec l!Ome. to golf Yrty IO airy 1Bt, •t..,. to •Lo 3er Zia nr fC Plaza. ~is1~1~,~rloe 239, ICUll VllW rern. rm, 1ge gwden. Pt· French doo,., bay Win· 101n, 11klng 19•.500. larhr View 090 ohg /37· /233 couree view lot, c1Mn. boll, •II amenltlet. MOO F'91h, 1UnftY, elty, ecllt •
2 Bdrm, 2 be, condo. Full tlo, formal din. rm, io. llv. dowe, hrdWood noor1, 3 ee 1-3380 1tta4' ... r AOT · · • new opt•, S 1000 mo. No mo. t75-34 t2 ple11. no p111 opl prat
lrMrlltlel anc1 "°· oate. tm. Oul•t cu1-e1 .... o. trplo'•. '"'Jir lot. owe l..J "''' IOlf Beaut. e11eclfemlly hma · teee. AQt 8'~3850 J.lNI 9525. 117t·24118. &-1/M
No qullltylng with l8000 rr~~· 9y owner. lOtll, 15% , xltlt ioc.. •••••••••••••••••••••• with • 8111, 2 81, plu1 Nr8 8t>Mc0 h 21obr, huge gar NICE 3br w/tunny pool •-'-_, ••ft Large EU1tldt 1 Br. 1 Ba. down. 1o.75 % Io• n tlOn. S 1711,too. Fee lend. IY IWlll powder rm. perteof for • • Pll • pet• *"50 bak«t kltctl, more $375 •• !'.~':!':!~~ ...... f~.. New eerpet1, bright a ~··••1 -"t-' ' ~ jl >t ' t ' •
program evellable. C1ll r.-.., '1fl811 IHI By Owner 831-2134 Private B••"h "ommu· entertelnlng w/wttblr, 0C..RENTAL8 750-331' OC..RENTAL8 750-3314 2 er. 2 Ba. duplex, p.:• ...-. *"215 851·'522. Rich. Owner/Agt. -::r.-::: •••• ,........... "' " d t __ , -nlty. New 3 bdrm, 3"4 ba. pvt yar ' cut om trff 1"Q1 3144 2 br 2 bl w rage. frplc, yMrly B r PINE BLUFF PTI •• 1164-8l7I s•LE OR TRADE .i-c roof garden Peno-houM for the chlldr•n •••••••••••••••••••••• • dUple}I, ..,,.,, t75-4tt2 A .... " • " BIG CANYON ramie view $370 'ooo ,,..... cell 720-0332. El-L.0••111 dryw, frplc, Xtrl lge P• , Br. wtth '°"· 2 ea. Child Now only 1230,000. And UI I 2 U TWlllll 3 Bdrm, A· I Condi 213•1592..s11117 &.111 11en ArtUkovletl Alty. -.. llo. Pet OK. S77S yrly. 2 bdrm, 2 bl newer dplll. ok, on the Biun., petlo,
no nffd to quellfy lor ::r" f~.~~h:~ doe:: ~o=l~~:~~t B'!":: OPEi IOUSE Surtlllde. oi*t 2·5 Chermlng 3 br llom• In ~n =.~-:,~ = es l·2te0 ~typ!~tV~ TIM'lkrt, =-~'~.h==. .. ::. ~~:.·e:!'r:m31:J,~. and pymt asllltted prog· E'llde C.M. Part trade, 11 llll Ylrfl Of&. I / •-belul. Shoreclltf. Avail bl• lmmedlltely. 11 ::,:r 4 e.$ = 1q ft. 213/799-4195, 257-117112 lndryrm. Sllt15/mo. ram. Call Rick. Owner/ xlnt financing. Cell Kerry I I II lO •II H .. 1111 yHr'• leue Sept. 1. 1800/moon 1 yeerleue. v •IP'· 2 mo. SPMC 831-8107 2 beth plu1 pool and Agt.1164-8171 wkdyt 548•0331. other ••• 1 J •• ft •••••••••••••••••••••• 111100. eoyd Reiltora, Five othe" 10 chooH 4 Br 2 Ba, bonu• rm, ... 50. 2 Br. utll. pd. 410 ---------p1t10 on corner. Neer 1-...=...-------551•2812 .,.. #1ill1 ••••• 1175-51130 from. We're the onea 10 comm. pool. $11115/mo Harding. B1lboe. No Great locatlonl 1 Bdrm. :~::d1:n:.=:: $10 0 0 T 0 TA L Ldt ,,,,,, 10s• 3 BDRM . 2~ BATH ,,, 1.11 1100 CHI•.... ,IU iJ....... 3 Br 2 Ba, comm. pool, pell. 647-1165 rr•g•. 1300 + chg.
ratil ~ 8EST BUY IN CANYON ••••••UH.Pali•••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ~i \\OOdbrldge ~~~~r !t~ Pf=. Y 1 e r I y 1e11 e 1 Br .
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REAL ESTATE
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eeautltul 2 bdrm 2~ be llaYIH LHlflH aree. Large patio, llgllt 551·3000 It• Cll•l'lllf 3111 8""-'1 becheklr, yrty rent·i--s'-------oondo. frplc, 2 car gar, Secluded ep1. over 1.000 llWNIT llllm Interior. A&111m1ble loan Weettld• 2 Br. 1 ea. fned 112t1lhrr1nra p~_.y,lr.ln.. •••••••••••••••••••••• al. 201 E. Belt>oe Blvd. El Ide 2 br. 1 be, anel.
yard•. both bdrm• ere aq. ft. of decking, 2 Charming 28r 2b1 col· t1% pet1 welc:ome. patio, •ncl•d ger1ge. lllTW -B"utllul 3 Bdr 2'n Ba, 875-9582. 648-t3111 gar, pool. yard. No petl.
melter sultea. Set/Sun custom llreplaoee, atrium tage. Huge lot. Fin. evall. 540·5937 new c arpet•. drapH. ooean & golf cour11 vu Ten. Pt: 2 bdrm, elec. 011. 1•95. 673--0731
12-5 c•ll 83 1·3•05 or olflamllyroom,dMlgner $185 000 548-7145 .70 F pllnt.NQpetl.$510/mo. 1 to5bdrma,stiartlno•t $800. ERA HomeeeUer1. Sun dk, pet, laun, no 2 Br. H~ ea. No pell. weekdey• 850·11778 or draperlea, centrel air. &42-8Bll8 · ' leetwQod, 12x40. plut NCUrlty. 548-5442• *"50tol1200. Doc . 58 1·1210 or pe t1 , yrly . 1826 . Laundry. Evet 963-&482 Ranch •tyle 4 bedroom. lurn .. NEW range & re-770-58211. 731-1873 875--0963 875-79911 *"50/mo. 831-3871
2 bath. Excet'•nt at•·~ frig, Starlight VIII. 714/ .. . '* OWNER WILL FIN .. v -Ullll 11111 8 7 3 • • 3 2 8 . 2 1 3 / 2 ..... 1 ea. w/ crptt, d11>1, ,..,, W•UU 3111 C.t1•I l1l #1r #U 2 bdrm twnh11, 1~ be.
12v.% m•ble loen. 1115,000 -•• YllW 799-1022 yard, E/tlde. S5115/mo. ••••••••""•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• i!rage. patio. No peti. Ill ••-• equity, wlll consider __.. 675·50e8. •CHARMING 8eacto Cot· ..... -•-· ~ 75. Nr 19th/Pomon1 -· 2 New Dix Cu1tom trade for North orange lnterlof Oeelgner'e Home Laguna 8ch, 2 br, tge pvt ---------\age 1 Br $825/ XI t ...... O&ll PllGI Homa County pr()peffy. Mlaalon • H~ master bedroom deck w/1101 tub. Pet OK. 38r, 2'n8e Condo, min to raft only: 49s..44":· n CORONA DEL AR. 1 _54_8-135_·_1 ____ _
Dover lnald• Big Canyon. 2 BR. On, 38•, OR, FP, Viejo AHlly. Owner/ wltl\ retreat lncludlng 120,000. 494-111123 bell l shopping. Pool, room With V. ba, walk to $425/mo. 1 er. 1 e.. apt ..
owner wanu cull • Meny ammenlllea. Buy 1 •gent. Aak tor Carol fireplace & bullt ·ln Jee, & aeune. annual IM C..'-'•I••• beach. •II utll pd .. no frplc, lndry rm. 111 built·
glvee I low price. Light or both. Atklng 179K ... 111-011 bookcaaee. 2 lg MOOn· D•1l1x11/ $765 mo. 1•t & last + u.1,,,.J1j• 31tf k I t 0 11 . II m 0 I I. • Ins, car port. 1nd airy atmote>here. 2 1754 Santa Ana St. Call dary bedroomt, 3 b•tht, U•/11 lll l•ll JIOO MC. dep. (714) 750~27• •••••••••••••••••••••• '325/mo .. ref. 5'11·11322 TSL Mgmt 8'2·9412
8drm1 & 2 b1th1. Only _e_7_3_-o_3_5_9_____ 111-1000 lam rm w/llrep11ce & •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 er. 1 Ba houee, off-at. 11.5z1c• .. 111aaft..,,fnuw11: Lux. 28r, 2e.. S.C. P\u., Mon·Frl 2 bd ,..~ b A_.~ $350000 1 I Wife , Fl bullt·ln bookcases Huge C .M. Duplex ""'n encl yard Utll pd .., l "ro"'"~ "'""1; Yu. AC, pool avlll 11•1 NI 1 B B rm, •· r...,-. ' . •••• I, r I le 1---------custom wet bar. A1tu: S175K/Olfer. Only S30K Ani."$375·mo. 6·75-18'2: '575 N ' t Sher. ee c H n 1 r. 1 a . Ol1hwaaher. prlv patio. UNIVUI: 11VMl:S STRIP & DIP II~ •• ,..... 1-· mebl• s 211•.ooo loan dwn. A11ume I 145K --·-------TlltTLllllOI 97"'mo23'90°~ •. • enclld garaoe. patio. No Oar No pet,t $520 mo • ,---N Ill I ., -... _,, u L I 3 b 2 b f ry ... w,. pets. $525 plul 111. & ...... · .... ,8 . Realtor•. 1175-6000 o qua Y ng to make ••• ••••••••••••••••• $725.000 Mauree n loena 11 10.5% 1111 I Pf11 II ove y r. •. •m -~ thll epecfactiler 3 bdrm PlllVICYI White. S..~200 Agent 8'2·91166 2 Br. 1 ea. Wetttlde. rm. crpte. drp1. bltlna. 1 BR, So. Cst Plaza. pool. laat. 1200 aecurlty. 803 ---------
..,_ l1lul JOH pool home your o S950 mo. 1 yr tie. tennl1, no pell. $475. Marlgold. &48-2778 Luxurlou1 townhouM, 2
wn. Secluded 3 8drm Lu1k l • •AAA *"75 bdr 2~ bl F 11 Ju et S 117 900 8kr •tl•I rllNtt. .vvv · 1173·5620 ev" & wkndt. 8'2-20211 $480/mo. 1 'n blkt to ma, · •m Y
648..0709 · · home nr Fashion talend. •••••••••••'"••a •••••• 4 e r. Wettllde. big tncd room. k"ctlen· ger. $700. $375,000. Petrick Te-62 Sherp Unltl, M enclsd yard. 4 8r. 2 Ba. 181171 Antioch. flftilSlll cc.en. charm 1 8r. ga. 557-3988, 5-45-7780 ....•....••.........•.
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prime location. Oarege.
tun~. patlot. Nr. No.
Bey. Owner will c:on11der
flnan . 675·53111 ,
1173-5291
1100 PH II.
$20,000 dwn for e 25%
Interest In property wl1ex
thelter benefits. Owner oce<upled or lnvettor't
Polltlon I Vlll Call Rich
nore. 760-8702 Agt garagea, 12 bldg'•· All Atk about Investment $1100/mo. 1 ·-' &..~ 311z11 rage, lndry rm. 1 yr leaM, amenltlea • kl S3 planl Ag-t 54t 5032 ., .. ,.,,,. "' "' no pets, a vell 9 · 1. t 8R, quiet. large, gtr ..
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OWC 111 • Flex. Term1 garage/wk·shop Under
509 Acacia CdM nr bch S 100,000.
SpotleM Vacent Duplex 646-8386, M2·4 172
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STOL m ··········•··········· 0 I II Id I S6500 down, 2 BR, loll, 1 wnere mu• qu 1 e year new condo. Neer deluxe 4 Br & 2 Br du-plex. so. of Hwj. Only 3 ocean. FleJ1lble term1.
yre old. Great term11 S36-4ll37
$419,000. Darrell Path,
egent. Re/Milt 75&-1221
S 11,000 DOWI
P1'9mlum duplex. So. ol
b1y1lde. Darrell P1111.
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A beauty on Goll Couree.
1124.llOO. Agt. Fred Te·
nore 631-1266
CLOSE TO OOEll
No money down, no
qualltylng • own your
home on our unique
ahered epprecletlon II·
nenclng. We have 5
~ In Hunt. 8eech .. 3
BR 2'hba, 1600 to '2100
sq It. Paymenll run
$1200 to S1600 per mo.
Call Geo. Brooke et
7 141891-55511
*JUST
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LITl-LITI
II you want to bulld
your own caalle,
this opportunity ot
a llfetlme wllf fl9vet come ~•In. 3 Iott
on Harbor Ridge,
slde-by-•lde, with
plans for a 10.000
aquere fool home
with TENNIS
COURT and pool
for only $2,500,000.
The Owner wHI JOlnt
venture, trade or
you can take over
the whole project.
$ 1.•00. 000 ol
assumable f l·
nanclno. WOWI
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FIV E bedrooms and
THREE bathe ful front
pltlo and ehaded small
beck yard.
Great term• on this 2 Brand New Homes &
bedroom 1lngle lamlly Condos. no money down H.8 home with lldd on whlle they lut (7 14)
!amity room. Flreplace. 546-9522 Agt.
Only $5,000 total down liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Two ol the bedroom•
with one or the bathe and
M91rt1le entrenc. make up prec11ca1. aeperate
mother -ln·l •w
(teeneger7) quartert.
Another two bedroom•
and a beth are upttalre.
Flreplece In LR, alldlng
door1 from LR and FR
exit to covered rear P•·
tlo. Slldlng dOOf In MBA
open1 onto Ille VERY
pleUant lront Piiio.
pymt. Owner wlll cerry
low lntereat 2nd T .D. Leas than S 1000 a month
total pymll C ell
720--0391
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Brand New Hom•• & Condos. no money down
whlle they lut. (714)
546-9522 Agt.
llYllE S1Dt,IOO
ILlffl IUWI
You own the lend. 2.000
aq ft, 3Br, f1m rm. 2'n Ba, wide Greenbelt. near
pool. Far below market
S245,000. Wiii ..... op-
11 on. 8 .'t.77 SQ. FT.
PRVT . CO MM , '"V··~.~11 Wiii Ired• tor property, TD'e. Wiii
le ase-option or low down. RHdy to deall
Owner/Broker . Takes only $13,500 dWn 11.--5«..()814
to get $830/mo P•Y· 1---------mentt. 3 Br 2 8e condo 8ayfront view condo, 2 BR
Don't wall, cell nowl 2 e.. NC bldg Boat allp 631-7370 IVlll. $500,000. 8y ownr/blcr. 1175-8637
LIN ll·lllE PEITllllE
1 Bdrm. 1 beth. Fantastic
bay end oceen vl ew1.
Sub perking. pool. secu·
rlty bulldlng, walk to
1hops and re1t1urant1.
Sllp evellable. $350,000.
. .... ng . ..... • . •• ............ ••••••••• 7 1 4 I 8 6 3 • 2 7 2 3 new Carpet, ~pvt. Wiii
350,000. 1.250.000 Agent 662·1700 l·3-8d_r .;;.2_'"_8_a_t_own __ home __ • NEWPORT C R ES T 71 .. /337·"""8"11P .... conalder Pett. 1375. Down Exl1tlng loan TWNHS by bell 4 br 3 .. °""' .,. ..,
14,L.,, Wiii carry note. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 car gar, l1m rm, patio. A/C, up-· · • 537-G233 AGT ,.n I.,""' d 1725 d d I t I ba, w/d, pool. Jae. tennla. 0u..i-, 2 bd, t ba, ear· ---------7 t4/ll45·4411. By Ow· -.-Y~..:,30•6· gr• • · poo • enn '· 2•n 1 .,..... L t"· freshly...__ .,,..,. .. perk, evell. Im med car g.,1g1. yr. lea· P•t•. drapes. gar. pat. g .... ..,_.,,11ed. n«. $685/mo. 1169-l543 M $1300 mo. Need la-clHn. no pet•. 1525.1 garage. Open dally or llYHTHI I t200 mo. pert furn. & 1---------m 11 y 11 1 t / 8 2 . D • y • 541-7234 call 545-32211. 1118-4 B. poolhouM. 5 8dr. 3 ea. 2 Bd . 2 Ba. condo. 633 -5 806 , eve• ,.__ I Anehelm St. 1350 mo. 1~. down, no qualltytng pool. 838 Pretldlo mlerwv .. pool, Jeez, $735 1175-71177. 673-233e. .,..,, #,,. #If 545-3229
buy1 an xlnt Or1nge 966·5306, 831·7370. mo. 49•-5063. •••••••••••••••••••••• ---------~~~y ,;:,~1:,1 ~~:·".l.i ,_116_1·_7_1_22 ______ ,.s_u_pe_r -d-e-•l_l _4_8_d_rm_.-2·-~ Aaatl•l•I• ,.,.,,.. 1 ••. 2 II. a ... ; N=~ ~:~'~!.8~e~ ~~·
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tesslonally menllg9d with yard 236 Costa Mesa t. 537-3233 Agt chg •••••••••••••••••••••• bbg. Adults. no pett.,_5_4_8_8_6_75_. ____ _
lldm no headeches. Xlnt tax S850 1175-15114 Huge 4 Bdrm 2 ea, bulll· Ocean view. be1utllully 8'2·5073. Lerge 1 Br. 1 Ba. dlhwr. wrlt~tt & profit poteo-Coate M ... beeutllul 2 b<. Int. pell o61, S700. CllO furn. townhoute, lrplc. Spac:Jou 2 B 1 Ba _..25 lndry rm. cerport WI
tlal. Call George Neel 2·~ ba. dbl aneched g•· 537-3233 Agt. 6Poo7 .. 1"~,J•llo. 1895/mo. 3 Br. s 1 'A 'ee. iH 5 : tide. $390. Av•ll 8· 11.
:::!·7187 R.E Real e.. 'IOI· S775. 1~9&-0353. l-LO_A_DE_D_2_b.;;.r_w_/_ee_.-COOl--I .....,.....,. Leundry lee • pool ,_e._~_2_5_. ____ _ Lido Realty ---------IE/Side 2 er. 1 ea. n-Spa, novel kllctl. S560 C..11 .... 3111 548-9556 12·7PM. Nr. s. c. Plaza. 38r 2Ba, Hll /11 hit ZZOO cerpetl. drapes, 1 ltory, OC-RENTALS 750-3314 •••••••••••••••••••••• UPJ* dectl patio pool 673-7JOQ •••••••••••••••••••••• private patio. S545/mo. NEWPORT VILLAGE Plreplace, pool, d lah· children/pell o61 '$825° I~;~~~;;;~ 111111 lllHE 360 16th. Pl. 851-9522 W•8'111 IHfi 3111 8elutllul ehldy apt. wuher. pvt patio. x LO 673·8086 or a..5-3eee · Approx 'h ecre. Witt Mii ••'••••••••••••••••••• Pat101 & deck, gu & wtr G arden 2 8r. 15110. ---------or Joint venture. Value E'1lde home: 38R 2be. 2 EMERALD BAY. 3 er. 2 pd, pool & aeune, tennis 557-2841 . 2 br apt. N.E. tide, lanced ssoo.ooo. can 6'0-7665 car ger. S800. e.. lrplc. brlci< pauo wtth crt1. 11nd, volleyball crt. lront. cul-d•aac. quiet. BEST IN 548-3561 :f~22:5.15O0 · 2 1 31 rec rm, 1Br furn. $470 .aJ.-tfiield 14115. mo. (71').594-18e1
•••llJI RENT TO OWN· N-28r l---------I mo. Jr 1Br furn ... 30 mo. •~ eves. BLUFFS •••••••••••••.••••••••• 2'~be, condo. c.i1 Rlctl. 3 Br 2 Be, ocean vu, Clll ~7--0075 fAlllLY "'1 -WE--STW--l-Yl-Wl--1-
BHHI l•1•UiH ,_<:M_,__,_A_g_t_9&4-6 __ 1_1_1 _ 1825/mo, Arch BHch Du1111'111 31# Beeutllul garden ept1. 1 & 2 er aptt avell ..
LIQUIDATION ••••••••••• .. ••• •••••• A 3 e 2 8 H lt • • Av a I I II / 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• PeUos/declcs. Heat paid. pool, spa. lndry rm. no .. BHll'llflN r::'l wai:ome. 's6~•;: 1_63 __ 11_2_12_att_3_P_M_. __ Super neat 1br. em older No pets. 2 children wel· pets. lmmed occupancy.
Owner .. 11y1 Sell my JHej 3lf0 537-3233 Agt chg. HARBOR OCEAN FRONT >./Ille , cou rtyd. prv. come. 1 8r. '425-$.440 Homes He wlll reduce •••••••••••••••••••••• , ____ ...;;._...;;..__ Nu 3200' lux hm. on ... 00/mo. 497-706e. 2 8r. 2 8a. $585 2 8r .... 115.
the prtce by the amount 3 8R 2 be nr Magnoll• & Lovely 38r, 281. lg lam bluff. 180 deg. vu· ol B••''•i"'-'11 398 W. Wiiton 831·5583 Call tor eppt.
C 11 Pk 11 · IUn, m 1• r, •··• 3110 Sparkling clean, 2 Br. 1Y• mvm · .,.. • £« ol your down payment•. Vork' tow,;. Remod. ~ar rm. lrplc. 2 cer gar. nr 11 bor .. tn 3b y , •• TSL u... t ..... 5 81""
No pell S675. 963·17 7 ° ege · no pets. 3b•. ucurlty, uuna. -.. e $47 1111 Ykta ••I lft S700 mo. yr. 54a-.834 or S 9 •••••••••••••••••••••• •· O. F1noed, utll1 Du• 1.S.I UU
2 Bdrm, 2 yrs MW. '" ffl!:.~~.~'.t .. !.~~~1-84-2·_9_,_79______ :~1009. 1 9 5 /
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$305,000 $195.000 loan ondo. 2 bdrm. 1 be, " See 2530 Santa Ana. ••'•••••••'••••••••••• rage 17301 Keelson oft $500/mo. 2 er. 2 Ba 1pt, DIW & stow 861-1192
et 15Y• VIA. <:Niner will rent, leaee or option to DO NOT DISTURB TE· Niguel Shores pvt comm. Slater. M 2•784B enclad garage. patio.
help finance ~k· _11.000 mo. S350 NANTS S 1200 mo. 4 br & lamlly, 2 ba, W.ulf lflfj 3141 lrplc, lndry fee. Submit
221 • Yht I _.. ...._ 85 8 atrfum. 3 car gar. Pvt ••'•tt•••••••••••••••• on pet.
I •r-• Atter 3·30 494-9378 1-226 beac h & rec center. FREE, well·furnlahed ba· TSL Mgmt. 8'2·1603
Excel 38drm "E" plan on or 494-8138 3 BR. tam rm. Meea Verde 11250/mo. 759-14115 chelor apt. Cable tv, epa, 1---.:;_ ____ _
wide green belt. Being Hlghlandt Ordnr lncd .. ,. I at,i 3_1 Hun•. pool. exehenge EASTSIDE 2 Br. 1'h Ba.
redecorlted, new C¥Pet. #ntMrt lflfi 3111 chlldren amell p91 OK. i:•.::.'.!!.~'!i! ••••• !':'.. for occulonal night bell Townhouae. encltd g1· $285,000. ll tll.000 loen ·•·•"••••••••••••••••• $7115 Avl • r 911 HOME FOR RENT c111 II our Inn. Want rag1. lrplc. trnell pet o«. et 11.5 VIA wm NII for Winter. 2 bd, 1 bl, W/D. Own M5-t1~P 3 Bdrm. & • Bdrm. •"'"'5 quiet, retiring, unencum· OrMt loc. u llnle 81 10% down. Ava II Alter Lbr Day r. .. -TSL M t. 8'2 1603 • Cell Agent '°' delllls.. 673-30311 BEST LOCATION $860 10 $600. Fenoed yard• & tiered per'IOO. 811 l~808 gm •
See agent sl open hou-LIDO ISLE • 3 bdrm. lam gall 3BR 28A. ger.. g1reges. Kida & pet1 • ._,, IHfj 3111 STUNNING lerg1 1 8 r. se, rm 4 Ba StOO day bullt·ln•. new airpet and welcome. 5•5·2000 .•• -.-.""•••••••••••••••• garden apt. pool & rec.
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WllffLITUE
1 & 2 Br. Dl1count on
tome modet1. Pool, 81>'
Gym. Sauna. etc
64&.oelll .
$350 each. turn. Pool.
1pe. 18992 Florlda.
8'2·2834, 842-3172 1'73 Vista del Oro · ' · more. chg. 537·3233 Agent, no lee rm 710 W. 18th. St.
DAILY 1·5 OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm, 1_A_O_T_. _______ 1Famlly Sized! 4 Bdrm 21!o THE N .. r beach 2 Br. 1'..+ Be.
1 8• $700 m o . 8111 ROOMS, 2 8R, c arpet, Be gal', large yerd, bullt crptl, drpt, blt·lna, trplc.
, .... , Grundy. Rltr. 675-8t61. drtpH, fenced yerd. Int , wul!er/dryer. S726 9'e8tiB.AU ~19<1 gar~. S560/mo.
lf0..U11 111-IOU Clean 1Br, den, gar, utll Much more. ONLV S1llO chg. 537-3233 Agt ··~oon ..., 53&-0t:2l
pd. Winter $500 mo. On chg. 537-3233 AOT. .___, lfuj Jiff UI A1Uf9DTI. ARLINGTON APTS.
s.aenore 831·77&4 E.lldl 3 Bdr lamlly home •• -.-;ce;;•••••••••••••• 8e1utltully l1nd1ce_ped Quiet. spacloua town·
Atklng S 1•9,900 with
185.000 uaumable and
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nanclng. For Nie by ow-
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$700/mo tit a IHI & OC..RENTALS LIFE'' garden apt1. Pool & Sp•. houM 2 8'. 1~ Be. NMr lllWPllT lllllTS E1t1t1 home completely ' 1·5br't $200 to S2000 Covered parking. No be 1c11 . t 5 2 5 /mo .
Older houH ov.r 1300 turnllhed. • br. jlcu:z:zl, 3 MC dip. 5'8-96117 75()...3314 open 7-dtye pell. 2 clllldren w•I· 116G-ae5e
sq. It. plut 11rge dell· car garage In gated 3 Br. 2 ea. gal'llge, lrplc, ft.AR~ FUN: come.
died double gar1ge on community. Mo to mo y1rd. Nu pell. 848 W. EASTBLUFF: 3Br, 2b•. Socl1I Actlvltle1 1 Br. $.475 Deluxe pool.ide xtra large
elley. New p1lnt, 1ome rental $•500. 7~. 18th. 111 plua sec. AYlll Now. 11200/mo. D I r ect or• Fr•• 131 E. 18th. S.-6-8818 2br. 2 be, bltn1, dWWhr, ,_,
1179-2748
(PINN call 9-5)
new plumbing & eMK:trto. C'C.Jn1 "'*'~;ri 1785/mo. 4119-11117 840-llOlll sun d 1 y ,.,., mllet bellctl. Adult•.
50x117 Rt lot. Owner -flV,.lc)l\;.. B •• •.•.•.n ••• u. • ..i ••• •.m............ Bnincll•B80's• 3 Br, 2 ea. $1126 no pell. S500/mo. PUI nffdt cHh. s 1at,ooo. CD---f HIT Tl Im Newport Cre1t. Plan 4, Ptrtlet~• 151E.2111 St 648-2.-08 _636-83 ___ 62 ____ _ ::1'-3~~~·:.,.:~·~~ -.l\.CCl1fTr lfa.!~~'.t •..••••• !.l!!.1 ~~5R Duplex ea.e111d• :.t-:=~·A~:re,~·~c!; ~~AT . , er. S390. ••ove1 reMgJ 2:o:ea. frple. W1hr1:ryr
TIREE J llEl11LI 2 8A 1 BA. We1t1lde 11200 ....., mo. will con-"1 c • pool. No pett. Adutt apt -up, MW rugs, rpe *'' IWIEI* 111 .... 1~ u
541-504'1. ~~~~~~~ ,..... n EAT ION: 423 w. say. 646-115le & paint 1 575 mo.
In Turtle Rocle. 4 bdrm. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -Yearty·Waekly•Wlnter, 2, ~75 11 d • r 3 Y' · 1••1 • · T e n n I • • F r • • 840-$)82 1ft 4PM.
2·,i, be. Ore1t lnt lde -···r.. YllUIWI 3.• Bdrm•. .. BR WMtslde, lenced 840-8208. agent. Leuons (pro & Pf'O BEAUTIFUL 2 Br. 2 Ba. OLD T NOTONI 2
1oce11on.c e111odaywon'1 -11 -m Delu•• 1 bdrm condo JAOO••flULn Agent 1162-1100 Urllftl e11o p )•~ He11111 M ... verde,11ooaq.1t. HUN 1 DOLLEIE PAlll
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lut long et 1241,500 llWPll PenthouH. Bell loc .. 2 8R, nr SC Pill. Adult 3 bdmi hm w/lovely view Clube•Seuna• lplc, lndry, PttlO, dill-~'~1i't~:: ~%~
FEE. ElltenllW 1980 remodel Fountain Court. Sea.trlty PllOP condo1. Pool, Jae, full to Niture Center. sa75 H)'clrom.....-Wit, gtr, no peta. $550. A 1 .......,
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for OIOelng COii. Phone
831-506$, &4MOOQ.
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CUhlll 11•1,000 lharo ~ MINIMUM till
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ment I.IP to 140,000 '" ---------• equity. ltlef• putcllUO
In new lullurfoue 2-a tmnllMI
ldr"'. a la. Condo, Cute 38r/tba hom•. ~ w .... Ml.llmum own 11nd, Low malnt. Int. Clepro,, _., ttruoo .._. ... to IPPfocNM, turedtor~.~ a 111.eoo . Owne r .
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hH left no itud untur-g•te, pool, 1p1, gym, llllllMEIT H e, carport. Lux unit. sw1m,m1no~I 3004 Maoe. 5416-401' II -.. n9d. New tredltlonal clubhouM. Ellc.tlent fl• Grett Loe. No Peta. 9550 mo. 5'~. 494-03115 Driving RL..,-Large 3 Br. 2 B1. crptl Clain. 1 Bdrm. ctllld ok.
1tyle o•k floor1, new nencing Fum 91311.000 171-1111 p I u, a 3 5 u t 11 It y . NWPT HOTS AREA I I AU T If U l. dr"" nr/OCC. no .... 11, All utll• pd. Onty $375. roof, wlrH and plum· Owl'9rf141·11a3.2521 'i---------I 5~1829.776-2680 2brl1be.Nopeta.$825. APA,.TIUNT I : ss'50.751-38H, ..... 537-3233AotchQ. ~·. ~~ .. tw,~l'!,;__kutlt; i---0--EL_IO_H __ T-FU_L_B_UY_IN-.. ,., ... ,...... ---------1 ____ &45-6'M ___ 7 ___ I s In 0 1 •.I 1 a 2
..,_, ...... ·-.,_ .. 2 Br. Iott In e.1toell•nt Avd. lfnmed. 4 bt, 2 b•. 8edroe>m.-F\lml9hed 1 a 2 Bdr trelleta. 8200 & ...... WILi l\1lly IOClted 38R 2b• CORONA HIGHLANDS frplc, M.a del Mer. Lge L .... or ..... optlOn ,.,. • Unfurnl•h•d•No up & $150 MC. No eNI-Large 2 Br. , 9&. Apta. pool 11om1 1 rare H#d'twood flool"•. • brlctt locetlon on £dOtwl1er. yerd wllfult tr .... SllOO ge 4 Br. oanil front. Pett•MOd•I• Open dren or doga. 133 E. encl•d gar. lrplc, Nr
"one-<>t·•·ltlnd". Prl~ nreplaoe 1nd trult tr... Sl200/mo. mo. 1•1. lut plu• aec. yearly, avell llo-1, commty dally 9 to 8. 1eth 'St, tp. 42, CM Hum Hrt>r. $535. Chlldr-
et 1267,500 with an u-enhance t1111 2 Bdrm 562·3252 Ill mtg. Pool• •,:~~·· write 1~ DILWOOd I IL 1 _. en OK. &40-ee07 eumeble 1,, TO. 0111rm•r wt beach ac· CMl/lltdh/llf. NICE 1 br bMctl, ~ mo em.,. a -..._1111 ceN. Just lltted at $185, 28r den, clean 1 neet. 2 w/all utl.__. MW370 alt II wkd)'t. lir4M *"90/mo. 9250 eecurlty Clean end quiet, 2 BR t'~ 000. FEE. e•+7020 bike to bell. teOO/rno. '"l"" ' lncludlng ullllttH. No BA, ohlld OK. 8m. Pet Wiii QAL llflll $hlfp Kltdl MOfe '325 lllffl rwf ... lfartwt• pete. OK. ONL V $4100, ohg . ... ... ,..... OC..AENTALS 750-3314 e.t blyvt.w In Blufft. 3 ............ ,... Cell a.th 031-11230 037-3233 AOT.
UITIUff 700 lido Park Or. (8). 8TU...NINO 2bf br. ai.4 be, •12ootmo. 880 ltvlne • ..._. a.. • ..a. ~
Try S10K down on t200K Call for detelle. 1700/rno, wllrv petlo Wlld)'t 832· 1023; 9V9I & ~at 16th) 9490. 2 BR. 2 /er1on1, ·••.C"tt••~ .• r:.-:t proPertY. Max levenlGI. Witt__. ..... handy llltctl, kldl $400 wMlde O~ petlo, pool. 32 J . 17th NO FEEi Apt. l Conde
Ownr/lflcr 840.9019. "'_. OC..Rl:NTAL.8 760.-331• Ptrtc UdO Condo, Ser. 2 (71 ) 945-1 104 Pl. 1416-5137 ift 11AM 1'91'1ta \Illa lllenUllll. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--ii 1 _____ 1_l_J._1_l_l_1~--i --------• 8a. ff1)1e. dthwth, lndry ~OO ..... /le. EA$T&IOE Lg. 2 Wfm II\ _"Witii7i"';Miiitiiti1iiiliiiill'Otiiiiiw;;.t
PRESTIGIOUS LINDA ISLE J.1Nf /du4 ,., Loaded 2bf, lo oar. .. rm1 3 01rportt, P•llo. 18th St. 41/l)lft, Ptl't eundeck and Yll .... m
••••• .. ••••••••••••••• u111-pc1, blt·ln1 9425 S7w8. 151·9522 (Dover a1 18th) gar.1510. Adltl, no pete, p .... ..,. 3 er 2~ yrty, Submit on 00.R!NTALS 75043141-"Niiiiiiiiiil -I (71,4) 842..S11~ '62·2550 NEW Vt.ct 20 Town· ,._,.._ chlldren. St211mo, c.11 a.--...,_1 .. _ ...... ... 2 ... ,..1 .... .,. ,..__ home ILLAOI COM• LH4trl ,.,......,. 87'3· .. 21 -... ,_ ,._ 8--to be9cfl, I br wll '---------' .,., "'0#· -""· ...,.,,., MUNITY. a & 3 er. I~ .111 1 t-.t. 1,..,...~~~-----1 ••••••••••••••U•••••• lrpfc l dbl. 01r. lier. water pd. Ba. 1fl00.1800 eq, ft. c1' • ..,... .... Vriy a725. Cu1e 2 bf, gar .. 48r newly ,.decorated 17Mtl2. OCEANFRONT • eherp 1f71 "A" Orange pur• h111tury. Oarao ... 180 deg. Bay view from thb ~c prkg. Neer toter. llae, CIOM to IOhl. StOO Hf\ wt• no'*9 oar 1·5.,....120 •PH tn every home .. '700 ~ ft. Gttate • .Encloeed pool and 815-3063, 1179-9887. mo. 28t fumlllhed MOO. Vr okt I etOtY, hOIM. 3 ...0 mo e7~ • . 2 I A 2~ bl clul*X. I maater tulle, dlnlnt 1---...;..-----1 493-4202 MttY or • bdrm1, ~ beth1. •----·-----n 1 room1, wood burnlnt lpe, wine C91.lar, pier and .Up for 8~ ft. ..., II •-••H • 1100/mo .... e.uet, a•. , ... IMO mo. 411r, •q •• ot luxurl. v fl,.eec. "''°' _.,,.
yach t. Anume e>datlng lat TD of ""'-•• '111 ••• :::: •••••••••• ~ tat-1111 aea. lflO mo A.croee i'i•e :~1 11gf2 . r: le CMM, ~ .. ~ l $1,6~,000 a t l~. Lender wW negot. .. .................... LAl<I! 'OlllUTI LoV9ly 3 .,.._•bf, 2'it ~ bkflC from botl. 8ept•Juna. t1MMt y1rd•4~1d:no1 provt-
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H&e Aoctg Servlcle. J.clt 8ufflngton Kit. Aemod .. owamlC ti... 233108-<r10 6'48·11203 ••• , U kHper? Hrly or wkly? Top quality. 8pectal care HANOING/STRIPPIN'G COUNSELING 151.0700 Mr. Morgen '411-11178
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car-•• .-... • .,.. r•"" •tlmate. &42.0881 20 ..... Do my own WOfll. a.n•a complete malnt Vie Jo Service Ag~ Competlt"'9 Rel• ---------l#IJ.• Wlalw Cltula• ,....., ..,....... .,.. ,,_ & "~I a73"""" bond..,""' t No --1-130 1353 '""R p•·PERH'"NOINO ••••••'••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• cteanlng. Work guar. Decorator etyle Int, beta. Uc. 278041 Al e.41-812& ,....,,,. mprov.men1 • • ..,.,.,, ... "'' • v..... ..... · ...., " " Huber Roofing-all 1ypea. "I.At the Sunahlne In" ~ Partclng lot ~"· s.elooallng.
F,.. E1t. e.45-1771 mantet1, llbrerlea, high eerv. "4-11231 of Calif. STARVING COLLEGE 7 yre local np. Guar New-recover-decl!1 C•'I a ....... ,,.. w•-"'~ t.dtm• work. Price• etart et ., --".... "....,.... C•t•l'f.l1"6tlllltY ttyle raleed panel walle & ........ -. ............ Carpentry, Ceblnete, TIRED Of HASSLES? 8TUOl!NT8 MOVING la/roll. Alec 751•7027 Uc #411502 ~1-11734 Cleaning, ltd. 548 1853 S&S Alphll 1131-4199Uc
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G.uer. F"rM Ml. 838-543 0~·;;;.11~~ .. .;:i:;.;;~~j up, lawn renov. 151-3478 H0-12311 OUellty Teem Cteanlng Ii/all•• quellty. Hllmar 548-7&75 Low min Sim Job• OK Computer word proce ..
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full tlrne. Nr Felrvlew &
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851-8878 Jeetle'I Gar<19nlng CarP91'1try. Muonry 11&2.0510 aft. 4 280&.44. 13 yr• of happy 581-8590 MOBILE SERVICE ---------..,,.---.,.-----!'!"!!!!!~............. CINn-up•. 1r .. 1rlm & Roofing -Plumbing E H Cl I local CUllOl1*'1. -.---.---.• -.---· Retcreene/New ecreen•
Selilng anything with a
Delly Piiot Claullled Ad
11 a 11mple matter
jutt caH &42-5&78.
~!.'!!~!/.-:!!!!!!! ••••• •KATRINA'S: LIVE-IN malnt. lerY. 540-80311 Drywall · S1Bucco ·Tile ~~T!bte.0R'!t:. ean ng., __ Th_a_nk....;.you_._83_1_-44_1_0_ !~~~ •• ~~~!~••••••• NB/CM &42-ll552
Orlvea. palloe, walk•. Free hskprl, dally maid .-v. Remodel J · MS.-1199() 553·1875 •&llhoP & Son Painting ••BRYANrS** Make your ehopplng H ·
Eet. No Job too emell. office clHnlng. crpt lalH. Law• I lar•• Sh h 1 • 30 yr1 exp. In Beach Watlcovertng Removal 1111 by u11ng the Dally
S3S-2eo7 cleaning. 835-2118 ltnlat. N1·1141 wt~~ :.~~=·~2~5:~:r want Ada Call 842-M78 area. FrM Mt. 8&2·'718 All Typff. 6•2-1343 Piiot c1a19Jlled Ad•
' DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-longer-needed items for cash.
If It doesn•t sell, we'll run It another 3 LINES
Cadillac• to Go-Carte
Whatever the Fad
Roll ·em otf the mar1<et
With a Clasallled Ad
Call Nowl &42-5878
days FREE. One Item per ad, must be priced.
Sorry, no reat estate or commercial ads.
Call today for full details.
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w1DOw HAS sd '°' TD'• AtlHtls Parlor RE Loana. 10K Up No Open 24 hrs a day
Credit Check. No Pen-7 days a --
ally. Dennison & Ateoc. Jaeuul, Sauna. Locals
873-7311 u wall as tourlau.
Ai~:;.~:::.frtd ;A,.u:i.:;;,H f~!M!!!.!!~!~.!J.f!I! ~!. .. W!.!!.f~~!!.!.~'!f! ~!~~ ... ~!~!~!.. .. !.~~ ~1.'h! . .'.~~!!!1..!.~!f On San2~a!?ente du-~~~~::.·~~~ic~~~
........... ....... .... •••••••••••••••••••••• N.B. 1a.2 er. weekly, atepa 400-900 PLUS 1400 eq. tt. Relall store at 2650 Avon 1 21% """"d 134 000 pre11, Diners. All wel-
#i fl ltffi Jllf #, I JH i Jllf to bch. $275 up. Great Slhha;•b:yBl. rho.'"~c~~~~ PenthouN Bayfront Sul· St.. 1640 eq. h. ~Jue 8 ~:s~d. AlJI t':75S...03l8 ~~~·H:r~~:~~.5c~433· • .'."!r. ................• !."!r.! ..... ! ......... locale. 754-0938. Aval!. lmmed. 875-2637 le, parking. pa•los. car garage. 641-8 77.
PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS
I STEPS TO SANO IW NI-alt ePM. 873-1003 Office and Laboratory P/P Med• S120K 111 TD, COEDS • Would love to
I 2BR. trplc, ONLY $600 "' space • up to 7500 eq tt. owner occupied reald'I party with you. Cell Sue
Call 537-3233 AGT CHG. S 1200 mo, avell. 814 to Fem. to 1hr 2 Br 2 Ba MEWPORT IEACH 645-2111 ASk for Joe prop. Prln. only. pie.... or Kathy any II m •. 1012182. Executive 3 condo on BI u t I•. Exec. olfleee (1000 11 10 T L N. 177-F Rlverelde 1153-9363
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING BEST SETI 1325 All bdrm and den. ocean S 3 5 O I m 0 L v m 1 g . 1650 fl). Attractive well Beautllul executive office Av .. N.B. 112883. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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bft llHt lettalltr BOil.ER MFG CO. CEO
Ex pe rlenced 1 n a II Proven record u exec II\
phatee 40 hrs Beneflll bolter buelneu required
H u n 1 1 n g t o n B c h Wiii heed co W/unllmlted
53&-e581 potentlal. Fanta11lc op-
portunity tor the right Babyeltter needed 2-3 P9ftor\. Send resume to.
llmH per WHk, Co•te Boller CEO Boll 147. San
M ... area &48-8782 Juan Cepletrano. Ca .
Babylltter needed for 8 yr
old child In Newport
Beach during day, Mon·
Fri. Pref my houN.' but
wm conetder your houM
If on Penln. or Udo area.
Please call Jim Ray-
mond, day 642-7640:
eves 675.0850.
92893
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IN NEWPORT BEACH ulll pd, pvt prkng. view, tennis, pool, spa. 831-5832 maintained bldg. Nr suite plus warehouse In DESPER'"TEI .. t s111 537 3233 chg AGT 493 6269 prHtlglous design center " mus Liii& I YIOll'I A total environment • · • Fem. rmmte to ehr duplex, Hoag Hoepllal, carpets. on Redhlll. 1776 eq. It. 3rd TO or $12,500. 12% PHOTO MODELS BABYSITTER wanted, ex-
apartment community on Bach Apt. S285/ mo. Laguna Bch Cottage • 1 blk to beach S300 mlnl-bllnde. Dedicated 675•3882 lrom 10•5: straight 4 year note. S9, ESCORTS/DANCERS per a must.
Clerlcal recept. Beautl1ul
busy office. Friendly
elall. Mull be cheerful,
good appearance. heal-
thy outgoing & enthu-
llaatlc. Knowledge of ln-
aurance bllllng Comput-
er very helpful. Great
c a r eer p o tentlal.
831 -5684.
the Upper Bay. Private 1 Adult• prel No pets. Wood• Cove. 3Br. trplc. 675-4340 bet 5PM prk'g. Prof. environment 644•9539 etter 6 000 or best otfer Irene OUTCALL 24 HRS 645•0327 clubhouH and health 548-2682 wlk 10 bcb. $500/wk. • quiet area. 645-3323 alter 8PM & wknda r---------
1pa, 8 tennl• courta. 7 •95 0571 •94 6"42 3'1 Company, male room-dye. "••••-J·' 556-4211 111-0207 Banking "0011. cloN to buslnees, 11• Clt•talt 3111 .. · · .. · • ' mate needed to com-"' ... ~ 'i:::::::::::::::;:-1--·j~~~~~~~~~ airport. Fuhlon l1l1nd. • • ••••• •• •••• ••••••••• 494-0349 plete our trio Beaut NB -2n_d_ll_oo_r_w_al-k--u-p_o_tt_lces--.· ••• ,.,, ff7f I A I /
Convenient 1hop1 on Near new 1 Bdrm. apt. V11•llt• l1•t.J14ZSO Baycre•t hm. Linda Sl50-S2SO/mo. C1rpeta. •••••••••••••••••••••• •;•••tth/• 1
elte. Unturnlahed bacrn.-with bullt-lne. carpeting •••••••••••••••••••••• 552•11400 or 642-88l0 drapes, panellng, CdM. OFFICE II lllP .,,..,
WANTED: MALE MOO-,
ELS tor photo work. le-I
gltlmete. 499-5835 lore, 1 & 2 bdrm aptl and & drapes, laundry facility, YacatiH Tra4tl 752-1830 In ,_ bldg on COUt Wll I Ft••I townhou"' under root carport• and Furnllhed 3 bdrm. 3 be. lnl'I etewardeu will •hr Hwy South Laguna. Ap-••••••••••••••••••••• • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $540 . SlOOO public tennla courts & furn. CdM ap1. gar. w/ Scaling Down? Starting prox. 500 aq. tt. Excel-W.1 I l•••I 5300 SUNNY'S Executive
Several bachelor• and 1 golf courN right behind ~~~p::::;;:og;:ir nonamkr, 1111 , S400 out? Lower overhead tent private parking •••••••••••••••••••••• $tr-Reduction·
Bdrm unite feature llne I property CloM 10 eve-(SANDPIPER PALM OE-875-5148 maintain lmege. office at behind bldg. $525 mo Offlce-hm-outcall
dHlgner lurnlture and rythlngl s395t mo.nth. SERn Want Oceanfront MIF 10 ehr home In lrvlne, :f!n1~y N~.n~~~r~ Turner Auoc. 494-1177 831-6377
eocnsorlel Mow In to-Avallable Auguet 15· one Month Of Augull for $290/mo. + y, utl ll port. fully equipped & CANNERY VILLAGE FOUND ADS ......, Of ~ ta< eum-or IWO edult• only & ".0 month of your Choa. 551-2255 Michael u 1 2 bid LADIES· l et Tom show ;;'e'r monlha Smartly pet• Call owner at (71 .. ) 675-3782 • ttalled ·tor every busl-n que llory g . ARE FREE · 642.0138. Slngle Lady, muet lfke nesa need lndiv ottloes 2600 sq It. t•~ ba Wet n you a great time! For a
furnlahed modela open I Avall. 3 blks ocean. 1325 Kid• to •hare home In mo/mo from S375. bars. bay view. Prilng dlecreet Intro & the belt
!t'lly. S1at1 A.• 3110 week. 842-0377 or Colla M"a Sept. 111 833-11978 rear entry acceu. LMM Cal: neon wrlle 11 l l 8, 2005
• On JamborM Rd al 11·9;·;~,~·c1~·,;;7;.;:& 675-1516. move In S325 plu• ·~ so LAGUNA. 3 Arch S.y. ~~~,~~';~~orp~=~':~ ~a :;~• Blvd · N 8·
• San Joequln Hiiie Rd Main S3251mo. l1•t1J1 It 6'1n 4300 u 111 1 5 4 0. 411 711 or 500 sq tt with good hwy Ltd. 673-2810 142-llll
.. •••· 1IOO 836-0708 ••••iij.finmi.iife.... 546-1074. Btwn 8-llPM vlelblllly. 497-2351 J.l•ilrl.J Jtalll4f• I~~~~~~~~ L~~~n·:J!!·
'600/mo. 1 Br. 1 ea. apt, 1J;o,~r;:urn., utll• pd. Contact largest Gay ff!!l.e.~f!!.~!.a.!!.~~f 1r!!m11 ~. •••••••••••••••••••••• LOST; Fem. Blk Leb mlic, 083-3337 ~c•l•d garage, lndry 838-9003 Male Female service In 2 CAR GARAGE uwr• vs;111s; N.B. 3975 Birch. 3660 eq. Downtown HB area. 1---------~., close to beaeh. Cat So. Callf. 540-6718 STORAGE ONLY Wiii! uH of reception. ft. or !~"50· M32
1A zone. 9e0-8e311...... Lon Weight, lose Cellu-
d A , , • I a.-...1 $"" HB ""'" ~260 con!. room, kltctl, phone, Agent .,...1. . lltel Easy. natural. •tart • no oge. ,.r ••• I• •t• ••-Lu11 Dana P1 v1-Condo '"'mo. ..,.,..., _;;....._ _______ Loet M Hlmeleyan cat , now. Carolyn 857-6628 TSL Mgmt. 642-1803 fl Uaf•t• JIOO for 3 mo., master suite -La_r_g_e-1-10-r-e_g_e_g_a-re_g_a_, secretariat & word pro-$750 up. 2180 11. lndu-neut. & declawed, might
LIDO DELUXE 2 Br. frptc •••••••••••••••••••••• with frplc. pool. •pa. near 19th & Newport. ceaslng Mell 4 mesuge atrial· Office. 18101 Re-have 10, Turtleroek, Irv. 1m•••I
Jrg brick patio DR. Adlte. SUWllD 1-496-2661, 644·9539. C.M. s100. 759-0268, :'.Z~~vall. separately 11 dHounndtolnCgltrocn''. "eMea'chT. L_83_3_-3_7_0_8_R_ew_a_rd ___ 1 ltrrifff SJIO
$1050 675 ..... 59 I 640 8107 .-•••••••••••••••••••••• · . ..., · YILUIE Lake Forest 3 bdrm eon-• · Call: Judy 842-2634. LOST. Pied Cockatlel.
1 Br 1 Ba. yrly New 1a.2 bdrm. luxury do. 3 be. Sun a11d Sall Storage garega for rent 714/78().()100 ---------C.M. arM tan talk. Oen-EHLlll llllTUllAll
$600/mo. apta In 14 plane. 1 Bdrm club prlvlleges. $350. 'h on Balboa Pen I neut a 1~~ ~."it.'=~~5 eroua r-ard. &41-1575 Escort tor Women
873-3355 fromS515,2bdrmlrom utll. 1111 and last. next t o Fun Zone. Front office. large rear Loet:M.uble/wtttCollle, 4117 -5725 (betw
28r. 1V.Ba TwnhH. din S570. Townhoun from 859-11173 aft 8 10'All20'1t 873-2943 IEWPllT OEml door. 17711 Whittler Ave. vie. Dana Pl/Lag Nlg. 8am·8f>m>
TELLER
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Busy Brentwood Savino•
& Loan hH an lmmedllle
opening In Its Fountain
Valley bra.nch lor • Part-
time Teller We Hek • rHponalble lndlvldual
with ene<gy. enthullasm
and a llalr for working
with the public Teller
experience 11 preferred
Position requlr• a lle•I·
ble lndlvldual to work
varlou• hours lncludlng
Saturday•. For further
lnlormetlon, please con·
1ec1·
Duane Arnold
(714) 963-a398
BREITWOOD
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rm. 2 patio•. balcony, $840 + pool•. tennle, Fem, 45 shr 1g11 lavish Olll1t ll•lll 4400 Fllllll llWI Daye 540·9352. Ev•• li240~·~2~14~8~. ~R~-~a~rd~. -=:.i~~~~~~~~~
garage, no pell. $850 waterfall•, pondel Gae twnhse w/r .. p. wor1dng •••••••••••••••••••••• 646-0681 LO'ST: Small female white Equal Oppor1unlty
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outgoing peraonallty • 10
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NHded for luxury La-
guna Beach Hotel Flex
hour• • weekends a mu11 Contact Mrs.
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4114-84eo
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DRY CLEANING PLANT.
30846 CoHt Hwy, South
Laguna, 499-1985
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Mon thru Fri. Super
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545-4&67 mo. 111, laat + dep. lor cooking & heating lem unbelievable rooms, 1617 WHtcllff. NB 258 •-i p a-•• 1 I •-.1 Employer M/F
842-29411 eveal wknd• paid. From San Diego overlooklng brook & to 4000.,, tt 111 lloor -u• "••n1tla .1 .,, dog. appro• 10 Iba -•6natal iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CWnter help. PIT HarbOt F d I N h ..... tfflott ••• 6 ...... /6•Hll/ poodle type nr Knoll St & ···"'··~--••••••••••••• for 1Ppt. rwy r ve on on waterlall. Pool. Jee. lake, Agent 541-5032 I. ,. .. , S , n ta An a D • • 1• lfiHll ~ IEIT PAIT TIME c 1eanw1, te475 H11bor Beach to McFadden to etc. NB/CM area. lrom 450 .,,, ft. 11 00 nar ..,, From Suite with eepar•t• •• .. 8 8 1 • Blvd Fountain Valley, S e • w I n d V I 11 a g • S325 76()..8045 ...., ,..v -.... entrance to tingle 120 eq ..,·•••i• ••••••••••• •••••• 548"8 1 l•ltntti•• 100 .Ill II TIWI 8311-2555 Wntcllf1area.xtre large 1 (714)893-5198 · fl . 4001 Birch . N.B ft olllcH sub-leued. ,..,, S.al....i•tt •1a•tlt •••••••••••••••••••••• a. a telephone promo----------
Br. apt. pool, patio & Rmmtewanted toehr4 Br Agent 541-5032 Secretarlal/R~tlonltt/ • ..,,..,,.. 6'05 Male.";';;.t vt:'Ttie Tar-********** !Ion Clerk for local new-OP& Ir AettHftllt
carport. 645-8152 ,.,., 4000 condo. Npt Blutts. 1240· telephone/ copier/ ••• ·..c-~;;;;;-.;'•••••••• llMl·TIMl HIYElll •P•P•r Private dHk. with complete eccoun-
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crpt. pool. epa. HC Incl retrlg . S315 mo. Ridge, att'y stir. stralgtlt Ml" Marla. service buetneu. e. a Loet brindle pit bull milt -·1-1 voice and Iota of enttlu· mllllon ~t Co
S 411 5 . 8 4 o -O 4 3 7 , 873-7544 S550. 752-9442 dye. ./ .. ,.~ •••tall "eparkle w.ler treatment dog. hg• Vic. Brook-_.Ii_ -liulT'I In Newport Beach Ar•. 1eo-8390 640-2434 eves. ;; ,.._.__, _,,... 1y11em1 dHler .. Llc'd hurat & Vlctorla, H.B. So Cal Training avall Houre Salary commeneurete
-Working temale 25 to 40 .1:--... territory aval lable, 818 CallnoonlDcoltorl Natlonwl<le&local Mon-Fri S·3<>-ll:30PM w i th ex per Cell
2 Br. 1 Ba. Step• to non emoka. '"' blk bch. Private entrance. deck, ;;,..,_ IEWPllT IUOI Orange Coul area. no &42·1028 or &42-115l7. JOB PLACEMENT H· Sat ll:30AM-1.30PM 714.545,...459 tor lnter-
be1ch. $825/mo ulll s NB $300. 875-1708 att 4 private path, main kit-./ ,.., ---· 0 S ITE ex per nee. Wiii train. elatance 184 00 view 1 pd. PROPERTY HOUSF. chen to ehare. Female ./ ~ ,.._ FFICE U overloo-$50,000 lull amount FOUND· Golden male, Complete lultlon FINAN-Alter 1,j ~~':1are In app
&42-3850, &42-1010 Fem E'elde CM 3 Br 2ba, p r eferred. Laguna /Mlflo,..,.,. king Newport Harbor. raq'd, eome financing o-Leb mlic, approx 7 CINO available, Decorator/Acceeeory
__ B_EA_C_H_/V_EA_R_L_Y__ pvt ent tip, Piii be, gar. Beach. $425/mo tncld• \~~'cf~ av,al~ Ap~~~ available. Wiii net 140, moe. Bonita Cyn Dump, CALL FOR INFO: part~\~1~::.!. S11e1. part-full time.
DI• 38r 2 b•. gar. $275,831·1093 ullla. Daye Mike RulNll 714-645-7100 000 plue. Call collect 1144..0257 (714)834-3988-24HRS cellatter 8PM S20+ hr. Wiii train
laOO/mo. 421 E. Belboe College Park .pool 1 7141840-3225. Evee Mon-Fri 11-&PM. Aak for SUPERIOR TANG •• 2 .. 17 714/548·2413,8-1.
Bl 873-21811 875-117117 room lncludH utu $250. 499-4264. ---------1 Sub-let Exec. offloa Tim 408/867.0111 SCRAM LETS SVCS. •u I Delivery
· ' 1100 depollt (non amkr -p--1 --1----1-*llllH IFFllEI* Prime airport locale on • 1725 So. Oougl11, Ste B llT 312 •••• , .. 11 .. LY
Open l Airy. 1 Bdrm, em pref.) 557-2783 r 0 • 1 • 0 n •I Ma • From t room to 3 rooms. MacAr1hur Blvd. Price *ILIEPlllT OI, ANSWERS Anehelm, Ce. 112806 -., ., pet & chlkf ok. S3eo. Cell Straight, non-emokar. From $1.18 a eq It No reduced. Mull ... 1 Centrel O.C. Location. (Ree. Trng.-Rialto, C.I l~~~iiii;iiii;i;i~ 10 people needed lo d•
531-3233.Agtchg. Room ln28<1 CdMhome. ~!~~~fer~~~~ ia~rj,~ INH required. Adj. Air-833-2111 $90KyrlygrOMl35,000. Purity -Sharp ********** Ii I llverahopplngeg:1r ..
Seemed ce1Qng1. 9'v 111e-:~d.bac:~u ~·,1~u:~5 1~~: m•y conelder female porter Inn. 2172 Dupont. WEST COSTA MESA <714> 883.0225* o.tiy ·Growth Jdl W,.IH 1015 For Id Act'IOR ,~:=~~~.,be ::!i
kitchen, 2 frplo'e. 3 844-4026 alt. 2:30. 890-2471 Call AM. 833-3223 TWO OFFICES S300 .lllfTHIAL SORRY •••••••••••••••••••••• n In app0eirance. ·Muet
Bdrm. 2'h Bath. With all Airport ., ... Exec. Sul· mo tor both M5·1021 Want. bullneea of your All hi• Ill• he'• bMn a Young married men wlll CaH a have economy ear or tn. expected amenltlee. Private bath, private en-Newport Beech townhou-tea. From 225-450 eq. ft. own for minimum coal? guilt-ridden P«ton. He do general haricty wortc. motorcycle. AppJy In
Oall for •PPI 537-3233 trallQe, newly redec .• Nr .. fully furnl1hed. Fe-11 pereq ft. Manylltrt•. Compl Mt P p1u1 bu•I llart• all hi• convern-Call eve• & wkend• Daffy Pilot .....,.,...,. at 32141 Alfpaz. Agt ctlQ. warner/Ooldenwe1t. mate 26-35. Own bdrm Cell 557•7010 *llm lbll* nee• Coneu~tenti. Qua; tlon• with "I'm SORRY," I 1172-11525. ' Su'it;'o, San Juan C•n. H B. 1250. 53&-07114 and be, Pool, tennle O O Airport area Prof .....
3 Br 2 ea. tplc. patio. Dfll, court, epa. 1375 mo, 'h Prof. omce epaee In Npt. e~vlronrnent, run Mrvioe; profit. 850-021.11 F,ound,_S~~,a A,n~bHei;l!ht8• MatUf'e Ledy, llVe In com-AD-VISOR .... to wat-No ....,, Room with kitchen ptlV Nr utll. "'~" .aivu Center for attorney or f Ill lndlYld ·• f • • ema ...... le "'"' m.,.. panlon to eld«l" N-· ..... --
2011 41•1 si'."'1125/m'o: •hopping center & bu-"'"v-vvv"' other profMtlonal. UM f~0 a:~ ~~ 1SO ="' inll mo. Spayed & hH •II port Beach, Ligun1 .......
873-3057 ellne. H.8. 1182-7520, 1250/mo. Avall. tmmedl•-of recepllonlet. Xeroic. ft 3500 eq ft 1 MO IUI lhotl. PIMM glY9 her • ar ... IOl'IW houa.work. 642 5678 knock• often wl'len you
t•ly. Costa M•H neer Jew llbf"ary. Avtll lmmed., ~EE. 7511-81118 · · ••••·,· ... ••• .. ·:mu•••••••••• good home 54&-15703. h • v • 0 a r a r • 1 ·a • uae r .. u1too09lllng Dally
Spec. 3 Br 2 Be.=· gar. !'.'!J!,J!!.'1!! ••• !.~!f S.C. Pfau. 850-9180 cell for detalla .. Mikki or -Found dog, tan CUl'fy hal-_7~CIO--Oe23~~~d~a~ya.~~~.::_j~~~~~~~~~! Piiot CIHtlfled Ad• to ~~ :C:.-1:S2 yrly. IUIJll lltTIL Share tieautlful 3 br furn. Art 114111115-2411 Xlnt Harbof Blvd 10C Juat ....... If, 1... red mete. Hun!. Bch. ••l Walel TIN More tamlllee are Qettfng :=:a1t.he Orange CoMt
Wtt>J rental• now ...,911• houH, Jae. ger. $3115 EJicellent Offlcee • Up to No. 01 Beker st .. CM. SPtGlallZlng In 111 & 2nd Magnolle/Hamllton. •••.,.••••••••••••••••• the camping "bug" thlt PhOne &42•54178 VerNl!let Condo Studio, s140 & up. Color TV. Incl. utlls. 731-ee30 -4000 eq tt. 1801 Newpon ll80 a 1260 eq.ft epecee. TO'e trnce 19't "2-8181 Ull•ITUTIWI ~t II y0u htY9 a com-
eocurlty. 1500/mo Phone• In room. 2274 Femi~ roomm•'• went· Blvd, CM. &4&-2111-"" Flult>i. teu.. Cell Proe> Robt. Settler NH/CM Found· lor10I t ' I •-•-1' per that'• not getting 73t-3371, 11511.0353 N.wport Blvd CM NIQUel '°' J09 Mgr , 0 4 5 • 1 1 0 0 : R.E. Brok• Bel ~Ol'I · •ea • • w -•-• ueed. Mil It now with •
Lo-pvt apartment. Mo-84&-7~ . :k~i270 i.. ~·nn~ -=--. Furn lultt. p"'-• llo4~138e M2·2171 1145-0&1t collar. bet. ttll & 1th ,_ ... ...., Claallled Ad Claslltled Ad• &42-5178
.,.,, w/bltlne. 2 BR 2ba. t &40 3142 d ..,....,. "'" •------------------• ~oeanfront , N 8 Vloe PrMldent off .. ,.•------------------
w.iic 'A blk to beach. 2 BE I c H I RE A 83fPOf•1~~ 1i1 11pm. •i.:; N.8. loc. Phone and co-Claaallled Ad• &42-5178 /Went Ad• Cel &42-5178 2-3843 growing CompoeltH ·.·' a1·1y P1·1a1A .. .. . .... .. ..... OM pwlltno. Large clo-n n ..,.,.... pier avell 12211/mo • T OMllotl located In !MM ••
eett.Or•tlOfMngleOf 2 $ 988· 17?'0, 840·82111 ~ . -• 1 11 Nelllng tn ~
couplff. Petlo. Laund 77/wk M/F nonemkr •hr 4 br (eve) I .~ ~r ....... ~~ You can be a I : ~ Mlf •tarting Ulle•
f_ .... , ITOO/mo J•"' \1111 Klt...__ .. , ........ P__. Mua9 In C.M. Avall.1180 E"ecutJue office eull• 'l ..1. ., • 1 ,.,.., with excellent edfnl· _., AllllfAIT ~ by 5403 A,; Av.. ~iiivd &Wii~ + utlla.. 850.ol07 corner ~. 405 ,ljpy, ,...; ' WINNER ! . : nl1tratlY9 & aecretarlal 1111111 ....
Tllen c~ ~'!.~:1111 Iv Colt• MtM Hf..0755 L!Ftve ON 8!!-'CHI ,....Hlfbor1~· Tttlk•1~ I .., ... :~1:· ~nT ~:h~ C:~~:: A • wHk temporary aulgnment ••
_IMll_._Ot_ ....... __ ......... ____ ,yMl'fy on the~. hOtel Xln~ ~.0 ,,,, • reo-8re10 tt. Call m-e91tt. a --I : ~ oro•nlttd and r•ll•bl• lmmedlatety ·~ In • ~ buly cw.ct" • lll Wllll room, kltenen a .now.. 1------,...,.--11 J t b di d f lndlYl<IUal Who••'*" In depettment Of• dally~· Dutlte Wiii NewpOtt lei. duptex. 3 Br 1320/mo. plu1 MC, d.-Coupl9 Of ltm•le to lhr Founteln Valley Office us y en ng us your name an I •n ent,......,rlal •tmo-lnclud,• Pt•P•r•tlotl Of ,•nk d•PO•lt•.
2 ea. frpl, wet bar, boet po1lt. 23011 W, Ocun• beeutltul OOMn view hae, IC)oet, 2500 eq.tt. It 80t address and by watching for .YOUr IP'*9 A. btcl*Or d.-updel no Of tectlvoblt •11 ,,9, ane...-lnQ lltp, no peta or aml ohll-front. Newport BHch. Oen• P1, w/eouple, Pool, • tt, Good Hpoeur•, oi-In a buelneet ,..,..,. cuttomtf lnqult• Md hondttng ~tlon
dren 11200. t7M42t e1M1°". ten"''· aectumv. aaoo. uooci '*"1ng. TllWI a name Jn the clas lfled ad or the I eci lleld 1e deelrat>tt, tiut C8111. Prior eooounta ~ endtor~ ~ IMnd 2 er. grou-, ___ ,_,.11 4,_ 2AC)..2,•ll f;,~~:rurtt . Cell Daily Pilot. not ,,.,....,y. uptrl•no• required. Thi• temporuy
.... floot utlll pd 11175 .:;::::: ••••• :: ........ ll"Yln9 lr1J rm, tlOn-tmlcr, ' 1 Htltnment oould l••d to • P••mant"t ,.., • • 1 ..... ..i.-.... ~ ..._,._ ,.... 2• ... 11 ..... 1.,.. ... ..,., -..-W• ort•r an ••oel ens poeftto,, T"'t Dolly •11ot I• •n eq"al -,..tt. 142.,334 days -·........, ... --,,. ...... v..1.-!:.: .., .. en• • " -Wm hckrt& io ~he c1r~1.1 . 11<rc1& omuacment llltrt.1<' •1.. lllfalyainctoompeny...,.id • " w'" '"
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Dental~ F .G.S. hH opening In General Help, Mtn up to Lloht Oellvefy. cUh ~d New Accoontl RepreMnt· Aetteurant IAUSPlllll lalet Pono1 Sales ~~r~~·:0~ Huntlngt°"' Beech otnc. 1400 wk taking anap dally. Apply 779 W. 19th. allv•. lor laat growing ~!!11.,• ,.rtu.... W A R E H 0 U s.c For new ladie.' clothing Material handling be.ck-lmlEIT
Pl'actloe In Mllabl Vle)O lor Automobll• SalH lhota In your area. Ame-Sult• H., Coeta Mela. bank, opening new otnc. for .:".::..1e11C1d, .....:.!.... ~ atore In Laguna Niguel. ground. Call: 559·5813. Looking for extra In-area. 930-3703 Rep. lnald• aalH, No teur photogr.,.,_.. ne.-Live In companion tor.._ In Newi>ort &each. Re· .....,..._ -....-REST Sec:l'.Carlal or boollk--ask lor nm. come? Try Part-Tim• -----·---• Prospecting, Attractive ded, ~F time. no exper darly lady on Bel boa qulrM z yra •llJ*' 1n ,_ alve realdentlel reall• , ping Miii• a PIUI. Merda. ..._, Tu.ctey ttvu ~ lllTIL compenaallon packege, or Mlllng req'd. Writ• to Penlnauta 7eo.ao30 accountl wlbeckground '*'°"· Cell le>< detallt Gorgeoua ga.lt & hend-831-0523. SILllPllllll/llYll dey, 9 AM to 12 Noon. •
XLNT fringe beneflta. In-Unlver'tal. PO Boll 1223, . In IRA & KEOOH. Apply regarding thla unique aome men! Hiring hoetl SALESPERSON. Chll· LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Apply PENNYSAVER,.~ cv~~. lull time for cludlng company paid Montebello, CA. ~o MelntenancelGardenar at Orange City Bank. opportunity. hotteu. but people, d,.,..., •tore. E>lpr'd only. For goll ahop, private 1680 Placentia Ave. bu';' office. Near S.C. CJental, and rapid a~-1._..1 --FIT for 8'>L complex, e~ 4525 MacArthur Blvd., lltlttthl ltaltJ cocktall waltrffa, hNd FIT & PIT. Petite Mar-club. 30-35 houra WMk· Cotta Mee&. Alk for Mrs. ~ $45-<lS53 vencement potentlal. ~ .,..r._ rtence neceaaary. Newport Beach, .......... lN-1111 hoatlhoateu & lunch che CM 642 .... 714 ly. Incl. eome WMkend9. Whit• Some euto experience Mature expar tec;l'etary, 648-955e 12-7PM. Joyce. EOE waltrlla. Pldl up llPPI-• · Hourly wege + comm. -------
Dome.lie Hou .. keeper, and caeull't' llcel'9I. xlnt typing, phone per-IUIAllU .... Part time. Seti the moat REAL ESTATE LOANS cation & Job deect'lptlon Sell Idle Items &42·5878 496-5767 Clasalfled Adi 842-6678
llve1 ln,hexperlencedk 1• En-~~154/.:~ppt, call ~k~~~.':Zi by majof oll cornpeny to advanced Burglar Alarm FIB.I lllfl Mon.•Frl. 2 .... pm. Line up ~~;;;;====;;J.;::=======::L=======;-
g I• • P • • n g . Resume• to: Claulfled manege .. 11 "rve g11 Sytt•m 1001$ below for Interview In peraon 751·De55. Fumlturt Ad #Sitt Del"' Piiot PO atatlona In Oranne competition. TRUE Aggreulve Newport hm-10pm Aug. 17 & 18
DRIVE .... --...... 1• ----eo~ 1.....;.., ,.:!...a M·.... • 12000 th •1 ae.cn firm Mika moU-only. 3450 VI• OPOrto. .... .. .... , ... .. ... .,,_ ... .~ ~ ....,., County. Company ••-per mon · "''° valed lndMduat. Terri-
older widependable car, PlTTDI lilll CL e2e21. pending & needa quallfl-need 4 to bulld mrktg tory open. Harbor-~~~~~;~•wport ~In~ ~ ep-of tmmedlete openln9 fc>< ... -._ ed perlOr'll to grow w!ttl t •am. e 3 3 -8 9 4 3 Pacific. 9!5-0073 .... , ....... ~ • ..,.......... qualified and •xper"d Jig ... .,., ua. Generoua Hlary & 855-6807 SALES
Ina. Rellable M•••nger ftllturee and pettem ma.-Elq>er. atyllat w/clllnt• benellta. Apply In pereon llRfTillllT Service, 3001 Redhlll 11., for c... ......... luf-to Jo1r1 progreulw talon. only. ARCO Station. PART TIME, HIH ledy, Who anjoya people and .... I ... Av• Bldg 1 St• 2'17 _... Cow-8 a I / com m I v a c . Main & Mec:Arthur, Santa IJ)edaffty lfW>9, Faahlon can handle bu9Y ...._ • ....... .,. woman·1 cto•hl..,. CM."1a1~i. · C': ..... .., · on Weat 540--8889 Ana. Mon thN Fri tam to 1a1enc1. 714-759-9951 Mu11 be taahicrn"";;;,;; ;i~'i. '""' eneri~i~
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lmmedl•t• atan for fully ....... IOfS PIT. nu Might lou ............. EVM and/or ... and.. RICHA"O OUELLETTI: pertenoe .,...,,'UI. Apply In ·~ 1111 L.,., M. proreo•m. wttreln. Manufec:turer of Metro-Reepona41>11 ectutte, ovw 200 Newport Canter Dr. l*IOn at AleJlla Neturll
Olllllr ..... lei UJM 631• 1 rnechanlcal equipment i!.c:= ~!!._~/notlM' et~ Newport Beach Fuhlo(la, 290 Foreet Av ..
E .. d HOUMkeeper, Mon-Frt, '~ Meda UP9t par90Mei In ,.,.......,._ L8QUn1 Beach. ' en1 1 ary an Ill l1 ii Im .. _to --for 2 ....... & the folloWI"" erw: work with youtll (agaa -n1•1t strongCompanybeneftta -•• _, -· ..,,,. ... 10·14). Call 2-&P~ _. a.e.FMNon Conluttant ewatt you for Mlt ..,,... at•tlona. 1 tNn, geMr•I haecl· 111'"* 842""321. Ext. 341. E~ ~~i. Out!M ToP ... frN wardrobe,
• Gr.at opportunity w1t11: AWt In penon on1y neng, NI ...... 17i-2332 s,.t W.W.. gooc1 1111111 a .~0 tnOeoe11deoce. 730-IOIO
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don noon. pwtment tot person to Excellent weoe and i. Ceil HC).87 • PM." Diane et '42-4074 To di.tribute TM ,_., 141-1111 llmM. .,. =: ~ C: n~llta. Locafed In 8an p Tm ULll or Cindy at 1M1-t7aa. EuropHn £1fortlH•
• ._. ::.~':mo~ng, uncl«wfltlnO ••I* Pf• J'*'t ~eno. Call for EnJoY'wotti1ng with klde, .. nl•H ~~01::.i ~11T1!'!.· ... ,, ~ f111no 2 ok: !erred. Salary commen-IP9 · and W11t1 '"4lfHHlf ear· Nead•d with tYPll'IG """""'· ,._,, _,,. IUlllT • •-_,,, PNf, Hf 0c ~. aurate wtth •:pertence 714431·"40 nlnet. utlHu your out· tklllt. Mutt haYe neat ::-, ~~:' 1111 Lepli ... I. & Cell k.A. Andenlon Co. Cell ~. 64 110t Mature pereon to do It• golno 1>«10n811ty, IMrn :~ranee, plHHnt •--------i 64• 1"43 llOWetl-.. & ti.Ip In how to beoOIM • trained voloe an4 toOd Ill.II lri II llll8ft8' ...... ... cerlng ..,;-; 1mall ctlll· ulH counHlor Call publlo ap,roeofl. Houts NIT fm1 General~ for P'9" Flalr tot d80orltlnO ne-dren. Non-einkr, ref1 '-l·SPM, 842·4H1, bt. tor .. '~·l'rl. Phone N•tlonaf oom.-ny .... tllgloue ,,,._. o8Ully. ,,..,. hold. ~ 17e-H11 it 34' 10& ... _..... king pettlttma .... flfldllr Be • oattl« OO\ln"4or ntty, MMIQement Ne*-l•Mli.nt oommlnlon. · ' _. ie.o to MCM• looattofte tot
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l?S-0281 hvli du'il. vl"t oond tonte. MUl1 Nit. Wiii MC Harbor Vlt'"' Monaco. --CAT c>flo mll1t. 2 toPt. Mint * '80 320!; 6 tl)d .. Wrf. wlcndt. ,._,, •• ' ~ '' · 1200 F del .. ·-cond. (209) 532-6483 (t511ZOK) ••1••••••••••••••••••• 8tW11no H .lte/new pro-S1 5. 7 1344 · ':w721 New $810, now 1500. •-Y°'"'• * .80 l52ll; auto .. an/rf. "••h 1131 '11 .., ... Le. ... duct for care. Not on Corntnowara Rano• top 144-t.428 '64 Riviera, Of'lg, 425 ang (480ZOJ) ~··••••••••••••••••••• Automatto, powtr etr., 1Mf11•. Show a ltlf Item. w/OOfl'IP .. I• vtenlll "' Capi.ln'• '*'· 4 1n 1, 1no1 Allnt lltw ht w/dual qu1d1, 12800. 1 .. ._1171 17 l•ncla Bttl 1100, rear wiper and more. Have a dellrt to make ,175 Xfnt cond remo-cnw.e, cabinet, bed a llulMl 11 ffetlal ........ 147~tfl9 • maroon, 1unroof, 1/c, 11538vze)
money? ~ l'leW cw. d9led 5341-7._2 • dale NO 5157-8448 ,.,,,.,,.,,,, Convertlbl• •73 Caprio• 208 w. 11t, Senta An• p/W, Ill xtr ... OOK ml.... 14 ... 1 . Pr~ed tenttotlta. We . . •••••••••••••••••••••• $2 995 ct auto. XLNT cond. C1oeed 8und1Y oh• r r Y con d . .,. .,. u. manulr. Cell Bob RCA Whlrtpoot WHh•r, Oreen vtnyt vtbnllno rec> ~I P.A. wltfl 15 "'°"' f 12485. Eva 4114-5669 CHOICE INVENTORY IOOQO/OBO. 931·&640. 8Ut Maxey Toyota
lot appt. &48-t173. 8Hre Kenmore dryer, llntno chllr. )(Int cond. epeakera, home & o THE WORLDS' FIRST ~ 1111..--J A-I 11•1 VOL~ALES #1.U 1131 1t202 ~~~
' STOCK PERSON ..-i11on OOod oond. Wiii Mii to-$38. &4&-f144 Shirley. \lef9. l500 pr. 751·8510. HOBIE DEALER , , •-.,.,... ~' •••••••••••••••••••••• Hnttnotn Bet\ 29 ...-· gather or 1ep1ratefy. r ...... ltM .... Hobie Dena POlnt •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ =mr: .=:; Both yellow. 847-Hts l!arthtont .......... 1115• 2 341115 eoaat Hwy 11 OMC Jimmy, nHd• ·~~r~• w,.i:.i: :rn:· ,.... 1162 2408 ..-...___ p ...... 1 • o m • bod y w o r k . retell 1tort. Pl .... In-• round bfalded ruo•. (71 ..... 4) ... :1· .. 11 11550/ofr. 1162·27&6 IO I Io L AIU I S1S50. 1157-0440. quire Tuea-Frf, 10-8:30 22 cu rt Stgnatw. retrlo. brown, 1315 Ind SM. 1 AL TEC LANSING 120 .._. & Mk for Jlm 760-8650 froat-tree, 818 d1'9. S22S. Ortwttal ruo approx 10 X • d p A k 1.ARGEST JEEP DEALER llW 'IO TllOIL e W I M M f N O 54t-2564 20 rt. 1150. Port. colored ~:· 100 ntt IP ra, In !he W~ 881 ... s.Moe-Leaalno 6 speed with air cond ..
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pet1c In C.M. Cettlf .. d. 25 cu rt RCA retr1g h•· 111 rlum1 and/or large s 3 2' K . tl.&llll MllT Open Sunday Biii Muey T~I• 557•7234 fOf' appt. .,.., gOld, 3 df', srs. le»-Teak dining room .. , ~.ul10o ~;\~·~:i:"o' S3t-3Sll6/&4S.9569 AllG/.IUP/IUAILT .. , .. I Ollm'I ,~·:~Ju. ~ Hn~~:~ ~2~~211 ·~o~ c~:·in::: fteet1er, Pr•achool FuH male.er & water dtsp. In table w/7 chal,.. Xfnt wUI trade for other mull 15' Gt ... ~lc wltrafter & 2524 Harbor Blvd .. CM lllllT NIXT MAIDA. ,76 Corolla SR5, good & out, rtcent~bulft !::1.'=~~· F:irr::: door, 1550. 538-9901 cond. seoo. 851-0984. cal equipment. 547-18415 motor,$ 11 11 OBO. 549-8023 145-7770 & ntf IY & condition. S1800 engine. 11000. 1481
Cllll 540-111111 Apt IZ gu etove. brand VIOLIN, fulf-1lze Roth. t4M72e lft. 3· .,..... 1510 lfmf •.. ... 840,.1447 , ... ..n new. whit•. $400 or bat 11111 AIU -•H u__... .....,, Cw--01-1 •• Q , --_,one•-·..,.....,....,, •••••••••••••••••••••• fACIUYTI '78 Corolla SR5. ale, am/ -•••• •• T=:,'8; t~ by the otr. 84&-8720 art. 3 e:~,,e~Q ~ ahag for atudent. MAKE OF 18' Hobie Cat, yellow wt '71 LIY PIOllP Sal ~Li I tOIWllSl ctSTU!U)41JJ14 tm atereo. tmmec. ltlape, 29,500 mlfaa, good
beac h, 1300• 110001 UHd retrtg. 150. Oood 63&-0'832. art. 6:30 FER .. 84&-85411 teq. sunrise sall1, Like E1<tra clean wftfl very tow ~ CAR\!ERen no • 25K. l3800. 731_8830 shape, 4 te>d. men. trane.
week. Call 536-7511. :~8~ condttloh. Oultar, Alvarez ota11cat new. 12500. 676-8181. mites. (1505407) l'L.../I u J'L 11., 13111115 080. 842·9691
HO. Also Eplphone Vagabond 14, w/treller, 13171 Jt:l.LS1()i('E•llt\'1W '79 RX7 GS, 6 apd, air, !!.~!!!~f!~••••••••!•'• days. Tao~' ~ntelt ~ .,_IH 1011 R:,,~n:=:., ~~:11". ~~ acoustic I i50. MIJ.2487 Ilk• new, blue Hiii, many Biii Maxey Toyota ~ ...,,. ..,, " ~""' '~'"' n.-ttrH. great etereo, MUST SELLI ·ea VW S•· -.7-8_M_on_za.--2-d-r.-4-cyi-, -5
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necMSltY· S~ & cah tua $145. 831-9197 Eerthtone Comer Or()Uj) ••~•°"'"•••••••••••• Complete I 1100 da brake1, rune good, $2875 Firm •••••••••••••••••••••• 844-9539. 549-0823• d•YI
bonu• dally. Apply In I-"~'-2 bed/coucl'IH, oak Beautlfuf Oak offloe deal<, 048-4483, ev & wknda need• paint. 12000. 676-9740 CATCH II W1Tll '69 BUO. Rblt ang. '77 NOVA
paraon at 32141 Altpaz. ..,.,., dreHer. oek deek w/ 145. ca11,,:_~77 831·36511 847-8188 1171 llW llot Oii PllCES cuetom tntr. Rune great. PIS, P/B, Xlnt cond.
Sult• D. SJC. lf41ftU.ll 1111 dlalr, ..... comer W>le a .81 Datsun 4ic4 king ~·b E 11 d 33 000 DOWll 12300/flrm. 1161-3042 125001080. jl9+2978 TtU.-•••••••••••••••••••••• temp, Ji $3&0. ~91161 IBM Peraonaf Computer ,.,,,, llJJI 12,000 ml, f~lly eq';;ip: micl~ :~'o ~~A a 3 d a , '72 VW BIJO, nu paint, rblt '07 Malibu, 152,000 ml, ... ........ llW Ho/n. PtltH......._ ................... ._, °' Aw4e 2 l 2 Pr1nter1. lltfb 1110 ped. 17800. 561-2756 031 ·3059 evH 1nd Come In and conaldat' eng, clean. must .. 11 good condition. 1800. -·-,,....._ ........ _.. M~t 1811. 673-7422. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ... nda. our 1MM •rvigernents Redwood 2ic8 decidno. worth 1180 ... MC. $80. Slfp1 avallable, Corona ·73 FORD 350·1 TON ..... or........, t~m ................. 52950. 720-0572 ,1213 4-20' tong; a11o redWood &45-11177 --------~... .... ... __ "..,. we need good people to tenclno. Cell Jim or Ken D11ka. Ille cablnet1, o del Mar area. $9 pr ft. Stake bed, V8, rablt A 1118 t BMW 3201. $4~0 Hou• of Imports, Inc. ·eo Rabbi! dll. A/C, enrf. '87 IMPALA Ht up appointment• anytime, 775-14111. ..,.. "" equlpmenl, ahoe> equl P • g g Y or Carr I e 1pd, dual whts, lumber auume leaM, 11K, dYt. DIAL 213 or 714 5-epd. 37K ml, 18250. 2 ve. auto. pa. tilt wtlt,
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office In the evenino fOf' Railroad ties, good -.0-5 yr. old mare. Appy & ~~13~~:.~ly 4o• BalbOa Cov ... Avail fur 1510 4117-1005 •HOEIEI lllZ Salee 10838 Ilk• new, $850/obo.
Holldey Inn'• new traYal tlon. 18.75-113.50 cut Arab. WtM t,.ined, gen-1~ ... ~ .. 1021 now. $300. Pwr or fold· •••••••••••••••••••••• ,..,.r1 111& '80 vw Rabbit Convent· 5S4-8062
ctub. Salary + commi.-11z .. avail. 25115 L.eguna lie. Nice w .. tem pie•· .....,.. .. .,....,.. down m 11 t . Ao t '66 Dodge V1n, auto. ':!r.:••••••••••••••••'! I• SILIOT111 bte, 18.000 mites, Ilk• -.8-2_81_.c_, -2-d-r,-,_,.--13-tl)d-. ~!~'l7'!n b_enu1•· Call ~:tI~;.. Rd. Laguna, eu,~ horMS1000· ''15· 1"!6<'511e8 a lell IOI 845-StOO: 549-1388 greal buy at 1875/otr 73 Capri, good condition SO llWI LWE new, IOjlded. $9200. d•YI 8 cyl, ·93 tic, nu paint. ~ """'•••• pm ...... · .., · •••••••••••••••••••••• 662-2788 $950 or ~t olfer That'• rlghtf No front 752-7311 . ...,.. & wknd• 11200/obo. 557-2187
Beautlfuf gold bath room IAllt.I Red Lored Amazon Parrot "'''' 1,..11 · 840·1A99 money required. Ju•1 41111-4351 faucet, n-. $200 (I of s co WESTERN Young, Tame. Muat Self. lkl IOIO 79 Dodge, cpt, paneled, your good credit . c1 ... 1., HIS WhOIH•I• or dlecount ( IM ). 845--811811 5411-8874 Wk •••••••••••••••••••••• auto, 26·000 ml. S5AOO. CitrH• 111• (0 Ac) c II t ·eo Oii. vw Rabbit. De-.... ,."': •••••••••••••••• Too YOUNG price) 41M-2895 Hardly uMd, model No. Alie for Jol'ln ' · '77 Jet 18' 460 Ford bat (213) 424-2427 •••••••••••••••••••••• · · · · • or more tuxe A dr, AM/FM c:aas, 5 '72 Newport Cullom, aH
· 482e. 1450. &40-91116 & b~ printed. Nu 'pnt. •79 Sportiman, Dodge '73 Citroen S.M. Dark detalla ··· 833•9300· 1 pd , A IC . S 5 2 O O. pwr, a /c, am/Im, good
FOR AIRLINES? COncrela pad• for walks, • L-U If-~ llf• Ill.., In-,., Xlnt cond. $8,000. v 11500 bo blue. 5 IPd One Owner. JIM SL.EMii 760-1334. cond. S850. 494-5060
Patios. etc. or broken ...... .,. -• ~ ••••••••••':3 ••••••••• 54S..9033 an, 0 $15 000. 645-319.4. IMNllTI •. •••••••••••••••••••••• BUSH & . LANE Upright call 979-2523 ' 11170 VW Bui, tan & White, 78 LeBaron. PS, PB, AC,
lmmed openings for 15 concrete, 115• 040-7382 YELLOW SHAG CAPT piano. hand carved, A W: tH ISIO O.t1sa 11ZC Authorized aunrf, compl rablt '75 FM. Buroundy w/Vfn top. ~:'.~':. BsYt.:,o~·~ru!~ c ... ,,,' Good quallty, 12x14. $2200. 840-8888. '!!!!'l!!Wl!! •••••••• !.'!.' ••• !!........... ...................... M~~~~~ dual Port. Clean. 12700. Lo ml. S3tl00. &40-0857 ;/o~~'.q~: -~~:~n::c~ •• !el~~! .... ~ L::o~. Din rm.==-F~~~~.~~~.e~k:~:: !~!~~!.~.~~!!.!.~~! WE PAY NEWPORT BEACH 67.~;5:nrm1u ~!!!!~.-. .. !'1. ••••• !!.3-f
Tranaportatlon fur· Omega D·2V entaroer. Refrlg. TV, Stereo, Pain.-xtnt cond. 11450. Pucn Mo-Ped, mint cond, TOP DOLLAR '82 300D Turbo. Sliver Low mllH. xtnt cond. '11 u ... , nt•h•d. Mu•t be 18 or Xfnt condition l400. tings. 1202 Donegal, 845-07112;..,. 84&--0721 tow mllaage. 1400. Call blue metttblua, 1/r, orthO $6795. 84µ 151. l400. 5411-5279
OYer. 81note. well groom-4117-2021 Coat• ....... 841-9312. ·~ If--~. ' 842-2483. FOR USED CllS ... , •. rear head•. tact ,,, I. -tn1tld mats, must self. '69 &Jnroof Bug, ftawleN C.1•11 Hll ed a,, .. to itatt lmmed. 20 roll• Kodak fllm, any llhltlluNU 1111 • ••••• •••••••••••••• #elfr'Tflll/ lW llAIHI Pvt pty. 71.41731-0202 paint, body, Int. Rabi!. ,•••"'••••••••••••••••• For pareonal lntarvl-Ifie & expoeure. $8. fOf' •••••••••••••••••••••• -ya•t • •---fl'"'I •150 --•A/A•••t 70 Co gar KR7 very call Sheryl Stevana -u 545-7452 A tlque mahnnany cabt r ... --., 'JI r-•--'81 380SEL: Under 9,000 $2275. 1161·3982 u ' .... · n -~ • Regulation Ille solld • •••• •••••••••••••• ••• 2-480 Harbor Blvd. 0 d =cond. 833-0570 or apply In net with orig. RCA radio • ·eo ......... 1 tow 1._. 650 m If a 1. rte n t Re . '7"' vw """"lop ~·-.,..,, . ..."1333 peraon at tfle Newport C.11 1131 & record player-$75.00; oak, mint cones. 1725 · ~ .... · m ,_, COSTA MESA Cflrome Rime, Sunroof, ~t"' anu~ ...::'g;;d .,...,..
Sherton, MacArthur ~~·~·CAT•CA;: "JVC" table AM/FM Tread Mllb '125 MUCH. shaft. 12000· S4&-l333 141-4100 perfect cond. IA-4,000. 13gs0/08oe3;~812 Im IHI Blvd ., N .B . btwn stereoredtowtth8treck MUCH~.,.,R!.:,89 1980 PE 400 Suzuki 14f-14f7 Wkdys 71 41557-0711, ---------t•••t•••••••••••••••••• 11AM·5PM Wed, Thur, 1T200LE8'!.!*Jh .. ~',~70 ·8UMd & racofd ptayer-475.00; .,._.._ Secrlt~. $1100 obo eves / wk n d s '78 Rabbit, Int/ext lfke '71 fllSTl ..,..1.....,.. 1 .. 52 ..... '77 B210 Hatchback, 4 1 eo 12750 Fri only. Parents wef· · bathroom "marble type" FISHING Rod IGFA 201b ., ..,....., WE llJ 7141875-2464. new,• er · · Low mt111. clean and d 1pd, 11ereo. rune & lookl ---------• Mika 831-.4015...,.. coma at lntervtew. ,._, IHI link In 1 door & 2 raww Par ucenenc:. S 110. '71 Yamaha Enduro 125cc xlnt 12850. 957-0440 '87 Ml3Z 220$ convert. ti ---------1 anarp (43 IVXV). Redu· ~~~~~~~~~ ~•••••••••••••••••• cabinet pfUI ma.tc:Nno 2 551-0261 1200 '81 YZ 80cc. CLUJI CDS cyl, brown wtbrown top '7A BUG. n-paint. re-cad to
TOPLESS MODELS lee lh'ltHt ..... ~~~~!!,.~•~n:.!.,t n: w.ie, 873-1133 or 675--1788 Ill TllCll '73 Daliun 24oz. wttfte. & Int, all new, 47K mt. 25 d lat1. A·t , xtntl 121150 $75 DAY. PAID DAILY Sign up nowt For Info: .,..... <..=. atereo CHI. Mull Miii mpg. Beautiful car. OBO. Evea. 875-11288..
no exp nee• 82&-2583 can· 847-7888 FV all for only $100.00; IUIJ. lmN I .. ,., Bean l1lf/ $2700 548·1~31 S2 OBO 67MS8
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$850. 4i4-3211 1:30 pm. Mor'-Fr1. Earn AFllAll new 1A Inch I ght alloy TV John's 64&-1786 ' 6'4W616 · offerll · 721 'll ~ Partfno oul '71 Bug
1150 to 1170 wkly. Mu1t 828-0e35178<>-2811 rims (BMW's) Ht of Am It• u r Red Io For ren1. 20' motor home. -"--------1 1110 IATSll 210 Red/wht 361< mt. new Ml 4114
be nMt. l*'AOf'llble, en-•---------~~;_:<>.,::,cc;: Equipment-Swan 350 Very clean. Comp. 1111 llYlll 5 •P••d tran1mt11ton, ttru. Alloy wheels, 2 -.7-4_VW __ P_op_T_op_C_am_per--i ~:·.:~747 at 10 llllllAl llllY dlal tire• 195170 HR transceiver wltfl 117c equipped. 873--5133 Top dolfare tor Sport• low mites, excellent con-top1, must -to appre-Etec Tat, Butane Stove,
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Air cond. & atereo. (23024) AKC, F. 3yar1,1150 14-1100.00; 8MW 3201 =D';°'o'f%~r:::'!:: For rent: Clan A motor ~::.!·. :~~~ Campera, dltlon, cfHn, AM/FM clete ':ls..~:/P xlnt cond. 14500,
WANTED: Cntld care for OBO. 891·9868 hoodmaek-$20.00; mtr-•r.•r• tubes aft ,.22... home, ale, mlcfo. compt. radio. 2 new tlr ... '83 II· ev 960-5SA3 14171
lnf.nt .ft.rnoon'nltes 1---------d I I • " Ask for U/C MGR cense paid & MUST '78 ~50 ...... t w/navy top Purebreed Sable Shettle r o r m • c n • I 14) 644-8285 returblehed, 32', lfPI 6. .. · "" · "•I-11" wkly $1.26 hr. 496-5063 bl t $20 00 c II .... IUll•I s ELL I I 3119 5 . ca If xtnt cond. $25,000. 91 .... ••
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1:30. Good typing ... vlng home, calf 1163-9-443 775-149~~Yum• . FOR SALE: THC 1000 • e It c 0 n t a In. d . 142-2000 spolllt, 5 . 4114•8188 epeaker lltlfllO CUI. Aux HI H ···-
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aamlal. Salary open. Call ------· --1 Real to Real Tape Dack $5500/0BO. 962-7520. '74 210' •+2 tank. 33 MPG. $4250 -•• -·--Marjorie 844-2«2 1tH If Ffl IOf5 JEEPS • Government 1100. 842-5228. WAITED! • & 499-35&4 UI LIASlll '75 ORANAOA loaded,
bronze cream. 85,000
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•••••••••••••••••••••• Surplus Listed for $3, fr1J/e11 UtJJJtsr IJll Xlnt running cond. Gold ---------1 OVERSEAS DELIVERY 6mooldkltten,wntw/Tlte l98. Sold for S44. For Sony 1548R with remote•••••••"••••••~••••••• Late modal Toyo111. w ith air, lantaltlc •IST SEW EXPERTS ~ brn back to gd home. Into Call (3l2) 931-1091 and custom stand. Xlnt ALL STEEL 8Jl8 TRLR Volvo•, Pk:kups a Vane. stereotcasa., AIT, mega. SOOD 11180, Snrt, nllw •••••••••••••••••••••• 89&-3092 Ext 22311 condition $4115. Saneuf Hvy duly tlr .. + spare, Call~ todayl $4000. otr. 951·1344 or b"-1115 75W Dolby quart-tock good cond, 1395 or beet 844-0523 or 9!11-2551 Orea, very cleerl. s19.ooo WU llE !!~~•••••••••~ •••~•••••••••••••• Fr .. 10 good home, male ... lllUllP r-'vw. Attal OXC 730D otter. 494-2695 or bit ofr. 092-8392 YILYI '77 B08CAT. Augo .. Ttl••llt••..... BHgle/Dacfleund mt1<, RACQUET and SPORTS atereo cuMtt• player.A •--Z ' '711 ~OZ, A spd. AIC. '11211 1"6Harbof81vd. moonroor. 11500.
with phone, American ~f1P ~7°8•2 A Y" · 01 d · club, Fountain Valley. P~ quart loci( turn-'!:' -..-.n,_,rullHll __ r .... o._Y .... o .... r.-&.._Y .... Ol ..... Y .. o_.. SA~~ OMO c~:; ~~ ~·. Xtnt cond. $7200/0BO. COSTA MESA 831-1163. LHva m .. ~ 0911 11200. Old Mo.lef .... "" $1250. 546-3208 table. Sound r•HltCh • Attnunn r .... ...... ••• 141-1101141-1417 .. on phone. Sal• 1950. Singer Se-Mate puppy, 4 moa, ,... No. 1243 spaekers. Ste-•••••••••••••••••••••• 1193--4305 ..:636-:..:..:..:56A3:..:...:.:.;· ______ .1_::=:..:::.:.::.:...;:..::::..::..:.:..:...="'-:--------:;;~~
wino machtnua I 150. Oofden Retriever, all Outltendlng DE WINNE reo 1tand Included. Xlnt All Chevy truck part1: ~ c......... 1 '77 Dateun 280Z, xlnt #0 1144 '81 VoAVo OL. tfmlted ecff. #•1ta1, llfl
Secretary dHk, ch"t shot a, nda tge yard. u1I painting, 30x38" cond 1900. 497·2&21 ton to dteeat'. Rb ft ""Ul-UOJ • S40.t4'7 cond, 53.000 mllea, ale, •••••••••••••••••••••• tton, all luxury opts. 4 dr, ~,:5••::u•11 •F•/•b':,::,"9•::,•
type. HOO. Burl wood 831-3089 14500 ($2000 .... thar a. lranemlnlon from $165 ---.--.-IT----11tver, amlfm 8 track. 77 Ill 119' 0.114, aunrool. Tiki over ..... "N.:.' dr1-tr-atn"i' p-':n71'· cena Chai,. $125 ... DI-gallery). 87S.7978 ........ •'* n & up. 554·1850 $8200. 752-6408 d 12750 1425/ 759-0222 .... ... .. • ,......, room table 8 rt X 5 People wtlo need People Model V·116600A. $1, USED CARS & TRUCKS 1)'9. Mull NII. ' mo. redlMa. wlr'I wf*. $3000. ·~..,. Kida lmalt ltze mot......._.. OOO .... 808 '72 DATSUN 1200 •in·J 11·•• 631-4003 _..,. .., .. "173 11, 12 h'th back chafr1 That'• what the -~,....... . .,.,,_.. COME IN OR CALL FOR ~, _, -A I n.~ """'.,..... ....... .... _,__ ... • .. ..,.,... ..M 0-'IL y PILOT hat meta. I 15 or 2 fo1 Nol Running flfl a ... ateai ••••••••••••• ••••••••• D-1 l" .. I S U'I .,... , C Rblt ..,.....,., -....,.,., "' 125. 64&-5883 Packard Bell 1tareo. Goaa to bait ollerf .,..r__ -·-1 --:r.:, '' ••••• •••••••••••••••• 67 Mu1tano. pa. mint cond. Muell, mueh SERVICE DIRECTORY need al b t ptc Hauf away. An)'dayt Cormler..O.Lllto ·---• • ·• ;..,::••••t••••••••••973 l•ltk HI rvnnl, 289. partly etrtp. more. ~33811 ,. all aboutl Claaallled Adi 642-5678 _ .... :.~·i::. .. ~ ~911 ,. •~n "'721 01maa ll"lr llLY llTlll1Zll ..,...... It.at.on wegon. 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• P•d 3119' 842-02111
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B-,RFP ADLER °' .... ...., ........
Stalled plan• to begin
lmpr.ovementl at Cry1tal Cove
State Park have moved off
center H a state A11embly·
Sena~ conference committee
1ave tentative approval to a
three-year $3 million
development program.
The plan approved
unanimously Monday by
conferees slates $6 mlllion in
1tate park bond revenues for
"buic development that wQuld
expedite public acceaa,"
explained Aaaemblywoman
Marian Bergeson, R-Newport
Beach, the compromise's
architect.
The allocation would be used
to construct parking lots,
restrooms and a viaitora center at
the pu:k, located between Corona
del Mar and Laguna Beach.
The money will become
available to the state Parka and
Recreation Department
immediately upon approval by
both the Assembly and Senate.
Such approval could come in the
next eeveral weeks.
Construction of the proposed
facilities could begin in early
1983, aooording to Mrs. Berge.eon.
.,..,,... . ..., .......
By PATRICK J. l.ENNEDY °' ................ A Stanal Landmark Co.
request to state of6ctala to kW a
bill tMt would •trip the state
CoMtal Commilllon of authority
C1V« the Bolla Chica manh WU
· eXJ>ected to be acted upon today. SlcnaJ la major landowner of
the 1,800-acre mauh near
Huntfnlton :ee.ch and -until
today -hu ltrolWy IUpported
SB 493, au~ ~ state Sen. Paul Carpenter, D-C..'ypre91.
The bill 11ekl to approve the
Oranae County housing and
marina development plan for the
mar11), over the objections of
Coyote
CoMtal eomnu.&on oftidala. The
bill wu 1cheduled to be
conatdered by the Aaaembly
Enerl)' and Natural Reeoutte9
Committee. •
However, Tom W1llouahby.
cbiaf conlUltant of the A..embly
committee, aald Signal lobbyist
John Knox lndicat.ed he would
uk that the b111 be deferred, aUowtnc it to die becauee today's
the 1Mt meetinl of the committee
tbia ~tive -'on.
WillOuahby aaid Knox aald he
would ult Carpenter to propoae a
l~gillative resolution later this
month urging county officials
and coastal cornmlasion oftldala
• •
• ~ I to compromlae on th
controvenial deve)opMnt plan. S
CoMtaI aommimion and coun~
offlclal1 recently a1reed to
attempt to negotiate differences
to re1olve the development
oontroveny.
Coa1tal commluton offlclali
object to the county'• Dl'ODOMl to
allow development of~ and
marina in the 1,200-acre low~
aection of the Bola Chica. !
That aection haa bee a!
Identified by atate Flab and
Game officials aa a protecie
wetlan~ildllfe habitat. ,
When conuni81ion and· oountf:
(See BOLSA. Pase A%) , . • r , issue simmers I • • ..t • -I'
I
'Range wars' stopped but shooting disputed
By JODI CADENHEAD OftMDeltr ........
The "range wars" over the
wild coyotes roaming J,he west
aide of Costa Mesa appear to be
over, but the controversy
surrounding last week's shooting
is still simmering.
Pollce said they began shooting
the animal• from nelicopters
after receiving numerous
complaints from residents about
coyotes kllllng pet cats and~-
But then neighbors began
complaining about the &hooting
of coyotes and so it was stopped.
Pollce insist that the only
shooting last week occurred
Tuetlday night, while neighbors
and city officials say that the
shooting continued until
Wedneeday.
Police Capt. Ed Glaagow aald
he ordered the shooting stopped
Tueeday after . ne!Jlhbors began
~~about tbe noise~
"I don't believe that was the
case," said Glasgow when to¥
that neighbors believe the
shooting continued Wednnd.ay.
"I would stake my money on the
fact that when I stopped it they
did. 'They would be insane to do
that."
Allan Roeder, assistant city
manager, said he ordered the
(See MESA, Pa1e A%)
The compromise funding
propoul was worked out during
the summer legislative recess by
Mrs . Bergeson, Brown
adminiatration officials and the
Parks and Recreation
Department director.
Administration officials
indicated the governor would
veto a bill that would have slated
all revenues and fees derived
from the park for development.
That open-ended allocation
would have meant
approximately $1 million a year
from the general fund for park
development.
AT VIGIL-Participant in interfaith ceremony in Seal Beach
would identify herself only as "No Guns." She said she is from
Planet Earth.
Irvine Center plaza proposed
Irvine Co. executive to present plan to council
However, Gov. Brown said he
was reluctant to budget monies
out of ~ general fund for lol'\g
periods of time because state
coffers are tightly strapped.
600 attend vigil
in Seal Beach
By GLENN SCO'IT OftMDlilr ........
An Irvine Company executive
will sugeat at tonight's Irvine
City Councll meeting tlult the
dty ahouJd forgo plane to build
. a City Center either at Jeffrey ROMS.qr~ Town Cent11tr.
(Relaiied *"Y AJ.)
Instead, the council should
chooee to develop the civic plaza
at the proposed Irvine Center
which, according to Thomas
Niellen, the company'• senior
vk:e president. is "ideally luited
to function as a real 'downtown'
or:'diY.mn• t« Jbec:iUY."
"I think it waa a long, very
tedious dellberalive battle, but
ooe very important to the people
of Southern California," Mrs.
Bergeeon remarked following the
conference committee's action.
She said the committee's action
will help to complete the kind of
park that will be available for all
typee of recreational activities.
Crystal Cove State Park was
purchased from the Irvine
Company In 1979 for $32.6
million, making it the me>5t
expensive park acquisition in
state hiatory.
The 2,791-acre park includes
sandy beaches, inland rolling
hllla and the El Morro Mobile
Home Park and the 45-cottage
(See CRYSTAL, Pap A!)
About 600 participated in what
was billed as an interf.aith vigil in
Seal Beach to mark the 37th
anniversary of the atomic
bombing at Nagasaki, Japan.
Police said there was no
violence Monday night and the
crowd was exceptionally well
behaved as it marched about half
a mile from McGaugh
Elementary School to the U.S.
Naval Weapons Station on Seal
Beach Boulevard.
Sponsors of the event called
for all people to remember
Nagasaki by working for passage
of the nuclear weapons freeze
initiative in November and for
elimination of nuclear weapons.
MaryLou Brophy, a Seal
Beach resident, said the Navy
station was choaen as the site for
the vigil "because even though it
·Cops hope bandit
fled 'red handed'
Fountain Valley police are
hoping the man who robbed a
local savings and loan office will
be caught red-handed, literally.
Officers said a red dye capsule
attached to aome of the money
taken from Fullerton Savings
and Loan. 18020 Brookhurst St.,
ia believed to have exploded
outside the office, coating the
robber's hands with a red dve.
Pollce said he dye la dlfficUtt to
COUNTY
remove and should help offlcers
identify the holdup suspect if he
is spotted elsewhere.
The man, described as
Caucasian, in his 30a, with brown
hair, entered the business at
about 9 :30 a .m . Monday ,
displayed a handgun to a teller
and demanded money. police
said.
Initial estimates placed the loss
at about $900. No injuries were
reported in the inddent.
Mesa attorney leads custody, figlit ·
A retarded couple fighta for custody of eon and a
Costa Mesa attorney aids their battle. Page Bl.
Gala benefits art school
The weather cooperated whb the oceamide
1ett1ng for the "Moonlight Memorlel" pla to benefit
the Laguna Beach School of Art. Page 82.
STATE
looka peaceful, Seal~ ta a
nuclear neighborhood like
Na aaakl."
lfrellen .ertt ~ Jetter Monday to
~he cla1ma there ii evidence to
prove that the station stores
nuclear warheads.
Rabbi Bernard King of the
Shir Ha-Ma Alot Harbor Reform
Temple of Newport Beach, gave
the opening prayer at the rally.
The closing benediction was
given by Father Philip Rountree
of St. Michael and All Angels
~pal Church in Corona del
The Orange County Alliance
for Survival, the Orange County
Interfaith Committee for Peace
and the Seal Beach Nuclear
Action Group sponsored the vigil
Ring holds up
plaza jeweler
Costa Mesa police focused their
search today on members of a
Loi Angeles gang they belteve
are responsible for the "smash
and rob" operation at an
exclusive South Coast Plaza
jewelry store.
Sgt. Bill Bechtel said four men
entered Bailey, Banks & Biddle
Co. store Monday morning
shortly after 10:45 an4 used
hammers to smash g.laaa cases to
steal $150,000 in gold watches
and jewelry while horrified
employees looked on.
One of the four had a gun on
three employees while another
two uaed hammers to break open
the jewelry caaes. A fourth man
1COOped the loot into a hAR·
ARTWORK STAYS -George Van Dam who
painted his Costa Meu houae at 486 Magnolia
Ave. a rainbow of colon 1n retaliation for bis
neighbor's conatnaction hu vowed to keep the
hand·painted st.an and moon on his roof and
the splash of colors on the hoUle. Van Dam
Dlilr ................ O'D••••
recently lost an appeal to force Willlam
Gallagher, 492 Magnolia Ave., to tear dowa
the garage he and his wife built behind their
home. The Painting ts only on the Gallaghen1
side of the fence.
NATION INDEX
HOUSTON (AP) - A atat.e diatrict Judge laid
today as many as 22 people ln 11.x dtlee may have been
killed by a bus mechanic who haa offered to help eolve
the lJlurden in exchange for a 80-year prilOn term.
The victims were alain in Houston and five other cit.lee
atretching to Wlndaor, Ontario.
Slayer to die tonisbt '!
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -Lawyen trytnc to It.Op
Frank J. Coppola11 execution torqbt and thwart the
convicted murderer'• deelre to ·dJe Tn the elecaic chair
filed for a stay today with a fedenl appeela court.
Coppola Mid be wanta to die.
Rock star al80 slioclcer
Rock atar Ozsy Osbourne la known for hi•
unpredictablUty. Read alJout hl1 late1t 1hock
performance on P• A&. •
Damn Yaa.lcees lorm Club
Damn Yankee ch.abl are .......... up bl TeDI •
expatriatel Ul)lt ~ 11nif'cUltun ~·
;PaleAI.
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Moviea
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Natlcmal Newa
Sporta Dr.SteJncrohn
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Tel9¥tllon 'nlieatll9
Weather
World New.
ahootinC •topped Th~y aft.er recel~ a Phone dill ·~ home Wed'ne1day al1ht frona
... ,:eoundlman Dainn Hall about U"9
ahootina. ~ Roeder aald l t wu hla
r u.ndentand1na that the lhootina
,. continued Wedne1day froOl ·
about 5:30 to 10 p.m. and that
,,•1two ooyotell were kll1ed on both
. tdaya.
1, ''Our fee1J.na WU we needed to
, do 1omethlng to reduce the
r~nwnbet ot coyotes.'' aid Roeder.
· ' IOUr lntent wu never to ao out :there u 110me people have Mid
'{ and kill evet'Ythina that movee."
• • Hall who Uves ti\ the area near
·''the blutta, aaid he never heard
the shots himllelf, but received a
-complaint from a neighbor.
"' · "I have no factual lnfonnatl"On
.. but from the noiae I hear I would ·· "iuets that there are 50 to 100
• cM>yotes, .. said Hall.
Louise Hagan, who -. near
the bluff.a. afd she complained to
~police about the ahoo~.
'1 "A plan should be made, not
just someo.ne getting in a helicop~r," she said. "It aounds
like 1omeone Wen& oU tbt
handle.''
Althowlh Ol>yoc..,.. ki1owato ~ 'ihe dtj'a blUff ... CID ~ Welt of th• ctty, on• WU
captured alive Au1. 1 at an
apartment complex alon1
FairvieW Rc*9 ~ ano1het WM kWAMi May 11 at the eo.ta M ..
C-ountry Club.
Capt. OlH1ow Hid he 11
·worried that the coyote
population l• becomln( more
bruen and could eventuaJJ.y hurt
children.
"People are l°'h\I pets and
we're afraid that lf they run out
of peta they ~ht start •ttaddna
anall children,' he ..ud.
A chll<l wa1 attacked ln
Burbank last week. It WM the lll9CQnd rePGrted ati.ck .,.Wt ..
child ln the LCl8 Angeles area lh
two years.
Glugow aid that police are
considering h1rlng a profea:lonal
bunter to he~p shoot the coyotes.
City officials have called a halt to
the s hooting until other
alternatives can be explored, said
Roeder.
1
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·~·dmtnlttratora hav•
nte0mmendtd th• 1ite on the
aouthMlt aide of J•ffi:et:~
tU ~'9UllQJended ..,,nca
and ~hon 111arkwa11 •• ih• Mioation ot tM dvte .....
Tb• ~\\POU la ex,_.Wd to
dlddot at "* 7:80 mMUSW which location 10 ;Qhoale,
The Lb.lid klcadcln •till Undiir
conlideratSob ii on Campw Drive acroa from UC trvlne ln the
phnnlna area known a•
Unlvenlty rt'own Ceni.r. UCI
off.ldala havt recently puahed for
apP.fOVal of Uwt location.
Nielllen u.ld In hll letter that the UCI aite ta preferred to
Jeffrey Road by the com_panJ,
althouah he favors Irvine C.enter,
tbe land ln the IO-Called Golden
Triansle bounded by the San
Diego, Santa Ana and Laguna
freeways.
Tbe lrvtne Company owns all
three parcels of land under
review. Nielsen said the company
ls w1lllna to donate any parcel ln
exchange for future development
rights.
He noted, however, that ooeta
for on-site improvements will
~BOLSA CHICA . • •
va.Jrhe J effrey Road location,
becauae of the San Diego Creek
channe l running through it,
would require about $3.3 million
in improvement.a. he said. •,officials a~reed on July 30
., to continue negotiations at staff
Jevels for at least the next five
months, Robert Fisher, county
planning director, said he would
urge the county Supervisors t.o
llso withdraw their support of
.'.SB 493.
County superviaora are
.-scheduled today to consider
withdrawing support of the bill.
• "Sen. Carpenter's office hasn't
·officially withdrawn the bill
, yet," Willoughby said, "but I
'have no doubt that Carpenter
. will do what the sponsors of the
bill wiah."
The county's proposal includes
5,700 homes, a 1,800-slip boat
marina, a 700-foot-wide ocean
channel from the marsh through
the state beach and a 600-acre
wetlands system (including 300
acrea already owned by the
state.)
The Bolsa Chica currently is
undeveloped and includes a
200-acre state wetlands re9erve
and an inland oil field with about
200 wells. It's located south of
Warner Avenue along the inland
side of Pacific Coast Highway .
Israeli jets
pound Syrian
missile sites
By Tbe A11oclatecl Pre11
CRYSTAL ·COVE ...
Israel sent warplanes on raids
against guerrilla targets in west
Beirut today and saldbaits jets
attacked Syrian missile tteries
in eastern Lebanon after
Menachem Begin's government
approved "in principle" U.S .
plans to evacuate the PLO.
The Tel Aviv command said
warplanes knocked out a battery
of Syrian SAM-9 anti-aircraft
missilet that had been moved
into J.,.ebanon's eastern Bekaa
Valley despite Israel's insistence
that the area be empty of such
weapons.
· Crystal Cove community.
Since the state purchased the
park, residents of the 50-year-old
cottages and the state have been
embroiled in il battle over the
cottagers' right to stay.
State plans call for the eviction
of cottage residents so that the
aging structures can be rented to
the public or used to house a
hostel, but cottage resident.a claim
they were promised 20-year lease
extensions by state officials in
1979. The matter is pending
before an Oran ge County
Superior Court judge.
Residents of the 239-acre
mobile home park already have
signed leases with the state
extending their residency for 20
years.
It was the third time Israel
announced attacking Syrian
missiles in Lebanon since it
agreed to a cease-fire with Syria
on June 11.
D.eputies grab pot harvest
"The state of Israel stands by
its decision not to permit the
Syriana to move ground-to-ajr
missile batterle1 i nto the
Lebanon ~on," the Tel Aviv
command aatd. HAMILTON. Texas (AP) -
Deputies filled a tractor-trailer
~ith 11,000 marijuana plants ln a
· .. harvest" at a 1,000-acre ranch in
central Texas following a two-
1'?.>nth investigation, authorities
$8id.
Hamilton County Sheriff John
Harvey said Monday that arrest.a
are e~ 800ll in the case.
H'."arvey said he "accldentally
stumbled" on the marijuana field
after beoomlng suspicious of the
owners while working o n
anot6er cue.
Israeli warplanes alao attacked
Palestinian guerrilla positions in
the Bourg el-Barajneh refugee
camp south of Beirut following
what the Tel Aviv comman3
called repeated cease-fire
violations by the guerril.la.s.
Fair and sunny
Temperatures
Coastql
Frk and tuntJ'f todtry wltrl l'llgt1ll ranging from 70 to 75 at th•
beKllM to mld-eOa ln!Md. Fair
=:s:t with exception of low
by let• -"'II· Qvwnlght lows 80 to es. eartv mom1ng low
cloudt on w~. otNnoltae
lalr. Hlgha -TO at the bMdl9I to mld-80e lnla!1d. Eleewhere, from Point
Conception to the Mexican
bOrder and out IO mllee: Smell cr.n wernlng over oui.r coaetal
watett wtth ~wind• 11 to
21 lc1'10t9 and 5 to I loot .....
Wind• a.C -decreulng on W~. LOClllly. llght vwlable wlr\dt nlgl1t 8nd morning houri,
~ _, to eouu-t 10
10 11 knoc. In the late aftwnoont
with 2 to 4 foal .... ScMh IWall
1 to 3 !Mt. Night and morning low
clouda, mottly clearing In th•
afte rnoon• todey and
w~.
U.S. summary
Thundertt«ma accompanied
by hall and two tomedoee ltNdc MSt.arn Colorado today, but no
ma)Or lnjur1ee _.. reported.
Shower• and tllundet'ttorme
fanned out -'*" of Idaho, Kan•aa. Nebraeka, and to•a.
81mllar 11orm1 dampened th•
South•Ht and part• ol New
~· ... pravall9d over Iha reat al tile nation.
The Natlonal WN1her 8eMce ~ -tt•ed .._.and
thunderatorm• today from
Arizona eroe• the Rio Grande
v9llay of T-ltwough Iha lo-.
MIHIHlppl valley and to the
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and doMakne chit-chat to
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Santa Ai.or LC.~ on the Amtrak 671 which DU1ll away
frOm the ltadon at 8:33 a.m .
Mt. Cott. operac. out of•
colorf\il wood puahcart, laden
wtth a 82-eup coffee um, fresh oranae ~. tea, hot chooolate
and her own crrwnbly conooctlon
called •iccmmuter Cooldee."
It w11 barely daylight thla
mornlna u commuten be.ran ahowfnC up to help her celebrate
her first year ln bul1netl at the
depot.
A four-piece , band playetl
country music and yellow
balloon• reading "Grand
Opening ll'' floated on 1trinp
from the pushcart.
"Have some coffee," the
attractive entrepreneur smiled a.s
her friendJ gathered around the
familiar cart.
"It's on the houae today."
The band members, attired ln
cowboy outfits, slugged down
shots of tequila, chased with
coffee, between eeta.
& Marguerite paaaed out the
popular whole wneat oet.s, nut.a
and carob cookies to her friends,
she glanced down the railroad
tracb.
''The train should be here any
minute," she said.
But the commuters didn't seem
concerned. They just stood
around lipping java and chatting
like old friends.
Which they now are, thanks to
their pel'90nable depot hostess.
The coffee woman lives just
across the tracks in a
100-year-old wood house that has
been declared by the state a
historic home.
"I used to look out my window
and see the commuters just
standing around, nobody talking,
nobody smiling," she said.
So, she had a friend build a
pushcart and she began selling
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MS. COFFEE -Marguerite Kennedy sells coffee and cookies
to her commuter friends at the San Juan Capistrano train
depot. Her clients turned out this morning bright and early to
help her celebrate ))er first anniversary.
coffee each weekday morning at
the depot.
She get. up at 5 each morning,
brews the coffee and loads up the
cart for tbe short. JO.foot trip
across the tracks.
Marguerite does a lot more
than sell coffee and cookies.
Her friends say she lends them
cha nge when they find
themselves short. She also hands
out Amtrak schedules and even
stores bicycles for commuters
who forget their chain locks,
keeping them in her house across
the tracks where she installed a
large school clock on the ou~ide
wall to aid commuters.
"She really get.a my morning
off t.o a good start," said Barbara
Bradley, a legal secretary who •
commutes daily on the 571 to Los
Angeles.
Pat Marovich, who works for
the Fashion Institute in Los
Angeles agrees. "Thie is my
favorite train station," she said,
munching on a cookie. "I tell all
my friends in Los Angeles about
Ms. Coffee."
And it appears no one enjoys
the morning coffee klatch more
than Marguerite.
"I love it," she said. "It's like
inviting a neighbor in."
More like 80 neighbors.
San On of re w-arned School board
eyes leasing
of Lindbergh of 'metal failure'
Officiah of the San Onofre
nuclear power plant claim the
plant was designed to prevent
the metal housing around the
radioactive co~ from "cracking
like a piece of glass."
A government safety engineer
has warned Southern California
F.dilon Co., principal owner of
the plant, that constant expo8ure
to radiation could we.aken the
steel and po1aibly trigger a
meltdown during emergency
cooling procedures.
David Barron. a spokesman for
Edison, said Monday that
"theoretically" t he warning by
Demetrios L. Basdekas, a safety
engineer for the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission is
correct.
But Barron said Edison has
been aware of the theory for
years and designed the seaside
nuclear plant to prevent any
chance of a breakdown in the
steel vessels surrounding the
reactors' core.
"We've done studies which
show there is no possibility that
the problem would occur during
the life of the plant," Barron
said.
"When you subject a piece of
metal to radiation over a long
period of time, it becomes more
brittle," Barron said.
"What we did w as install
samples of the metal in the
reactor core so we c~ld take
them out at periodic tAntervals
and see what the e,,~t was.
Even under th e m ost
conservative calculations. we still
have a number of years to
operate without having to take
any corrective action at all."
PEARLS
Trustees for the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District will
meet tonight t.o consider le&Qng
Lindbergh Elementary School in
Costa Mesa to a private Christian
school.
Di s trict officials are
recommending that the closed
school s1 te be leased to Carden
Christian School, which was the
highest bidder during di.9cussioris
last week.
Carde._n has offered to pay
$90,000 for the first year of
operation beginning Sept. 1.
Also on the agenda is
consideration of a lease proposal
for Woodland Elementary
School. Last month trustees
approved a lease agreement with
a local pre-school to operate at
the Costa Mesa location.
The board wiU meet at 7:30 in
the Harper Community Center at
425 E. 18th St .. Costa Mesa.
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Earthquake r~ttles iMonterey Peninsula
MONTERIY (AP) -An earthqua.M ra~
the Monter-.y Peninlula Monday nJaht, ahaldJW
eome bulldlnp. but there were no report.:! of
damap.
A aj>okesman at the University of Calif
Selamo1raphlc Station at Berkeley .. id the
qua.Mat 7:11 p.m. reptered f .3 on the Rich•
scale. It wu centered 20 mllee 10utheut of
Hollister, "probably on the San Andreu fault."
he aald.
Judge ref uses to. end Dederich probation
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A judge Monday
hu refused to terminat-=. the probation of
Synanon founder Charlea Dederich, who w._.
convicted in 1980 of conaplring to kill an attome-)'
by having a rattlesnake placed in his mail~~...!.
Dederich had requ~ that his five ,~·
probation be ended to allow him to travel mo~
~ly to participate in "Synanon Games" -
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group dl9cualona organized by the drug and
alcohol rehabllltation iJ"OUP· He still has three
years of probation remalnl.ng.
But Judp William P. Hogoboom denied the
request Monday, saying "It was u a participant
in the 10-called 'Synanon Game' that the
problem began."
Hinckley's doctors working out therapy
WASHINGTON (AP) -The trial over, the
diagnosis done, doctors at St. El.iz.abeths H06pital
will now work out a treatment program for John
W. Hinckley Jr., who still "thinks daily about
killing Jodie F06ter."
Hospital spokesman Wayne Pines said
Hinckley and a team of professionals will jointly
work out a mix of group and individual therapy,
the proper dosage of medication -anti
depressant.a -and activities ln which he can
participate. .
Hinckley was sent to the federally-financed
facility on June 21 after a jury found him
innocent by reason of insanity on charges of
shooting President Reagan and three other men.
Panel moves toward tax hill agreement
WASHINGTON (AP) -The congressional
panel negotiating a $98.9 billion tax-increase bill
has reach ed agreement on most parts of an
$8-blllion package aimed at catching careless or
cheating taxpayers.
The legislation would provide the Internal
Revenue Service a way to tighten tax collection
on income from savings bonds, capital gains,
barter agreements and state income-tax refunds
-large chunks of which now escape taxation.
The agreement wu reached by a Senate-
Houae con ference committee as President
Reagan stepped up effort.a to win congreeeional
support for the entire bill. The measure would
raise about $99 billlon in taxes and cut spending,
chiefly for Medicare and Medicaid, by about $17
· billion over the next three years.
Yields on treasury securities rising
WASHINGTON (AP) -Yields on short-
tenn Treasury securities have risen about one-
third of a percentage point after falling for five
straight weeks.
About $5.5 billion in six-month T-bills were
auctioned Monday at an averajte di9count rate of
10.94 pera?nl, up from the 10.~71 percent of last
week. Treasury Department officials said.
The government also sold a~ $5.5 billion
in three-month bills at an average rate of 10.025
percent, up from 9.633 percent.
Pilot error blamed in carrier accident
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Navy has
concluded that pilot error, possibly caused by an
excessive dosage of cold medicine, contributed to
the 1981 crash of a plane into the deck of the
aircraft carrier Nimitz.
In a report released Monday, the Navy said
the crash, the worst carrier landing accident in
the past 29 years, "resulted from a combination
WORLD
of environmental, mechanical and human
factors."
Fourteen Navy and Marine men were killed
and 42 injured on May 26, 1981, when an EA-6B
radar-jamming plane smashed into the deck of
the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Nimitz
during night operations off Jacksonville, Fla. -
Two Americans killed in terrorist attack
PARIS (AP) -Two Americans were killed
and two wounded ih the terrorist attack in the
ancient Jewish quarter of Paris, police and U.S .
Embaally officials said today.
Evanston, ID., WU killed and her husband David,
37, a professor at Northwestern Univeraity,
suffered minor shrapnel wounds, police said.
Another American woman aged about 50 was
also killed, but has not been politlvely identified. The Americans were among the six people
killed and 22 wounded in the attack Monday on
the city's moat famous Jewish restaurant.
officials laid.
American tourist Ann van Zant.en, 31, of
Another American towilt, Eva Shure, 65,
from Illinois, was also wounded and hospitalized,
police said.
10,000 homeless from volcano eruptions
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -A ntw
eruption of the Galunggung volcano, the
mountain's 125th in four months, aent colwnn8 of
black smoke and a.sh 2.4 miles in the air ahd
blanketed three districts in West Java with ~
and sand, officials aald today.
They said about 100,000 people have lost
their homes and have been evacuated to other
areas since the volcano flm erupted April 5.
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after surgery
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Harry Karl, ahoe rnanut.cturer,
a nd former husband of two
Hollywood actreaa, bu died
after heart au.rsery at CecSan.;
Slnal Medical Center.
Karl, 70, waa martted five
times. twice to Marie ·"The Body" McDon.ild, briefly to J~ Cohn,
widow of Columbia Ptcturea
executive Harry Cohn, and most
recently to aetreH Debbie
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Irvine Unlfiecl School District
official.a have come up with at
least nine sites for dlatrkt
head~uarten lf the City Cound1
d0811 t dedde toni&ht on a dty
cent.er alt.e.
The achool district II up agalnat
the wall tlme-wlJe with It•
cen tral oUlce site declaion
becawie of fundlna complexities.
Dlatrict officials would like to
have their headquarten In the
city center, said achoola
Superintendent A . Stanley
Corey, "and, if that looks at all
pomible, we'll probably ao ahad
with It."
That means school district
headquartera will be part of the
dty center If the council acts as
expected at tonight'• 7 :30
meeting and approves a cent.er
lite.
Meanwhile, district officials
are attempting to cover all bases.
REUNITED -Carla Verne Stuckle and son .John George
Bostrom leave Albert Sitton Home in Orange after judge ruled
Mrs. Stuckle could have temporary custody of her child. State
Sen. John Schmitz, R-Corona del Mar, is alleged t.o be the
father of the child.
Corey Is ready for his board of
trustees meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday with nine alternative
central off.ice sites, including one
in Village 12 near what appears
'to be the council's top choice tot a
city center.
Stuckle awaiting
"We stand in an a rray of
opportunities depending on how
you look al it," Corey said,
". . .and, Wednesday night we'll
sort it all through." .
'fitness' hearing Schools Deputy
Superintendent Ron Upton has
said if the school board doesn't
settle on its headquarters site
Wednesday night it risks losing
$5 million for the district. By DA VlD KUTZMANN or.-~"°'''-" . A 15-month-old boy whose
father is believed to be state Sen.
John G. Schmitz was back ln the
care of his Tustin mother today•
pending further court hearings
on her fitness as a parent and her
alleged negligence in not seeking
timely medical attention for a
genital injury the child sufiered.
Carla Verne Stuckle, 43,
emerged smllinj from Albert
Sitton Home in Orange Monday
carrying her youn g aon only
minutes after a Superior Court
judge had au..thorlzed the
youngster's temporary release
from county care. ·
Stuckle, who claimed last
month that Schmitz was the
father o f both her Infant
children, was mobbed by
reporters as she carried the
blond-haired boy ln her arms.
"I'm delighted," she said
before walking the short distance
from Juvenile Court to the Sitton
home. "My son is coming home."
The infant was taken from her
late last month by order of
Superior Court Judge William
Murray after doctors treated the
boy for serious injuries to his
penis.
Police officials have said they
believed a strand of hair was
intentionally wound tightly
around the organ, almost
severing it.
Shortly after that July 19
hearing in Juvenile Court,
Stuclde was arrested by Tustin
polloe and charged with a single
count of felony child neglect
relatina to the injury.
She -has pleaded. innocent to
the c harg e and faces a
prellmlnary hearing Aug. 23 in
Central Orange County
Municipal Court.
She also must come back to
Juvenile Court on Sept. 10 for
separate proceedings on her
fitness as a mother.
Meanwhile, Superior Court
Judge Byron McMillan ruled
Monday, she can maintain
custody of the child until the case
Is completed.
Doreen McCarthy, a case
worker with the county's Social
Services Department, said she
recommendoed th e boy be
returned to his mother's care
because she fell ·the child would
be safe.
She said care ol the infant
would be monitored closely and
that officials felt "there is no
danger to the child."
But Tustin.police detective Jim
Hein, who has been the lead
investigator on the criminal case,
said later he was not all that
pleased with McMillan's decision.
"It came as a bit of a surprise,"
Hein said. "I thought the judge
would retain custody pending the
outcome of the criminal
proceedings."
Hein a,dded, "I hope and pray
the Social Services Department
moniton the situation.''
Police are convinced that the
Injury to the child was caused by
someone deliberately winding a
strand of hair so tightly around
the child's genitals that the penis
was almost severed.
"This stuff Is really coming to
a head," said Upton, "and Corey.
achool board President Elizabeth
Sicoli and I will be at the aty
Council meeting tonight to
listen."
Six of the nine alternative sites
for th e school district
headquarters are vaca n t
properties owm j by the Irvine
Company, said Upton. The others
are existing office buildings in
the lrvinP Tndustrial Complex.
6 seeking
posts on
Mesa council
Six candldlltes are seeking
Costa Mesa City Council seats,
including two incumbents.
Mayor Arlene Schafer and
councilwoman Norma Hertzog
are each seeking re-election in
the November race. Filing closed
at 5 p.m. Friday.
City Clerk Eileen Phinney said
that Chris Steel, a businessman
who has run for council twice
before, was the last candidate to
fUe. He took out papers at 2 p.m.
and filed at 4.
Planning commissioner Lynn
Van Aken also is in the race.
Other candidates are Claudia
K elly-W eyer , forme r vice
reslden t of Kelly M arin e
Engineering and Dave Wheeler,
a Newport Beach attorney who
lives in Costa Mf"'AA
.
Wednesday, August 11
Meet Laura Chappel/ow and see the
Evan Picone Collection for Fall '82
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. J
Designer Sportswear, Upper Level
Wednesday, August 18
Thursday, August 19
Special envoy Florence Napp presents
Rina Di Montella Collection.
Exquisite cocktail or special occasion
dresses.
Designer Salon, Upper Level
Saturday, August 21
Children's Fashion Show will be In the
Jewel Court, South Coast Plaza Mall.
1 p.m.
Friday, August 27
Saturday, August 28
Join us for s spec/al showing of_
ST. JOHN Knits F~ll ·s2 Collect/on .
Designer Salon, Opper Level.
All collectlons will be Informally
modeltld 12 noon to 3 ~.m.
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristo/ Street, Costa Mesa ,, '
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POOPED AT THE PUMP, DEPT. -It has now been
reported in the public prints that the smog-fighters of OW'
tegion have been nosing around about 8,000 of our area gu
stations looking for bad nozzles. This is part of the anti-
smog crusade.
According to the reports, o ut of that nu,mber of
gasoline emporiums ln the South Coast Air Quality
Management District, of
which our coastal region ii
a small part, some· 1,918
~"_A~ naughty nozzles have been TD_l_M_U_RP_H_l_N_l,W lt foun~k in the old days,
when nobody much gave a
hoot how gasoline got pumped into your car, a gu nozzle
was little more than a piece of pipe that got stuck into yoW'
tank's filler pipe.
TODAY, IT'S A MUCH different story. The nozzle
looks like part of a zapper ray gun from Star Wars.
That plain old piece of pipe is now hidden inside a
collapsible rubber-like sleeve that looks like the spring that
bounces Jack out of a jack-in-the-box. There's a stopper on
the end to trap fumes. There is a second hose, used as a
fume recovery line.
If you're one of those motorists who pull up to the
Self-Serve pump, you've grappled with this new Star Wars
nozzle in an attempt to force it down the throat of yoW' gas
tank.
Is it worth all the trouble in the smog fight?
That's what the inspections are all about. The people
that do this work are infonnally called Nozzle Inspectors.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE to have that job title when
you dropped by the neighborhood corner saloon for a cool
one? The guy on the next stool strikes up a conversation:
"And whaddya do for a livin', buddy?"
"I'm a Nozzle Inspector."
"You're a what?"
"Nozzle Inspector."
1 "Get away from me, you filthy creep. You're touchin'
I
my elbow ... "
NOZZLE INSPECTING must be a tough life. Nobody
gives the Nozzle Inspector a big smile and a free windshield
wipe when he pulls into the gas station. .
If the nozzles aren't in order when the inspector comes,
sometimes he'll slap a fine on the service station operator. It
was reported that one hapless Newport Beach station
operator got hit with a $450 ticket for operating with a
noxious nozzle.
Gasoline retailers don't care too much for all the new
nozzle laws. Steven Shelton, executive director of the
Southern California Service Station Association, has been
quoted as saying the n ew nozzles are sometimes dangerous
and have been known to rupture gas tanks and blow fuel
back out the filler neck.
THIS ALLEGATION was countered by a spokesperson
for the American Lung Association of Orange County that
no complaints have been heard about the new nozzles being
unsafe.
Of course if a nozzle were to rupture your gas tank
while you were filling it, considering the general location of
the car tank, your lungs might not be the part of yoW'
anatomy you'd be worried about.
CONSIDERING THAT the nozzles are cumbersome
and seem to weigh about 50 pounds each, medical
authorities might be well served to consider another
ailment that could be called Nozzle Ruptw-e.
That's what you might suffer while trying to force the
new nozzle into yoW' tank filler line and hold it there for 18
gallons.
Court spectator
rrested at lie~ring
Co1ta Meu police Sgt. Bill
Bechtel 1ald the woman la
auapect.ed • the getaway driver
ln a atrina ot breek-tm Aug. 3 at
the Me.a Verde VW. at 17555 Me9a Verde Drive Eut.
RoaeUo Bttilta Gomalez, 31,
and J"uan Delpdo, 32, e1eh from
the Loa An1elea area, were
arrea.d at the 1eene.
Both men remain ln Ora.nae
County Ja1l In lieu of $200,000 ball. T"hey au wanted in
oonwdon wtth robbmW In Lal ~-imd are eooi6d.nd 11hllb "*I ~ Beehtel llld.
Retarded parents fight custod}l
Mess lawyer leads couple's struggle to_raise boy, 5
By Tile A11oclated Presa
Barney and Donna Travioll,
each phy1lcally and mentally
handicapped, will know after a
court hearlna next month
whether they wW get permanent
custody of their ~~-year-old son
Robbie.
Near death, the Cypress boy
wu admitted to the UC Irvine
Medical Center ln Orange last
April. He welghed 25 pounds.
Now In a foster .home, Robbie's
weight ls up to 3l pounds.
County officlall say the boy
will be fine, if he lsn•t sent back
to hJa parents. They say Robbie
became ill because the couple
was unable to feed him properly.
On Sept. 15, Judge Byron
9 seek
Newport
council
With a backdrop that includes
a referendum on a multi-million
dollar development, nine persons
have e ntered the upcoming
Newport Beach City Council
race.
Voters will fill four of the
seven council seats Nov. 2. The
ballot will include a referendum
on the controversial Banning
Ranch development in west
Newport.
Council candidates in Newport
are elected at large but.;represent
geographical districts.
Mayor Jackie Heath e r ,
representing northern Newport,
will be challenged by attorney
David Grant, a n Eastbluff
resident and a member of the
Committee of 4000.
The Committee of 4000 has
sued the Irvine Company over
lea!ehold property.
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart,
representing Newport Heights,
Bayshores and Cliff Haven, will
be challenged by -former city
planning commissioner Allan
Beek and C. Edward Wolfe, a
land appraiser.
Wolfe said he has done land
appralsal for members of the
Committee of 4000 but is not a
member of the group.
Councilman Don Strauss, who
represents Balboa and Lido Isle,
will face Norman Loats, assistant
superintendent of the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District.
Councilman Paul Hummel,
repl'etlenting old Corona del Mar
and Cameo Shores, w ill be
challenged by Bill Agee, a
frofesaional photographer and
ormer c ity planning
commissioner.
McMlllan 11 echeduled to 1ettle
the battle over puental care that
began when the child wu bom.
Barney, 38, and Donna, 37,
both mlldly retarded, married
after meetin1 at a Southern
California institution for the
handicapped. She ia confined to a
wheelchair becaUle of a spinal
diaorder. He spent much of tµa
life in inatitutiona.
In 1976, Donna gave birth to
Robbie, whom doctors said was
nonnal except for being born six
weeks premature.
But Donna's mother, who had
tried talking the couple out of
setting married, asked that the
infant be placed immediately in
an Anaheim f<>Rter home. On<'t'
there, he developed spinal never told us what waa Wroftl
menlngitll that left him blind, with him."
deaf and crippled. The couple later aereed to
The couple got provlalonal Robbie's placement In a fotter
custody of Robbie last August, home. They are permitted to take
but in January, Robbie waa him every other weekend until
placed temporarily in a foster the September COW'\ hearing.
home becaUle of unusual weight At the core of the couple'•
km. He returned to his parents problems, said their O.ta Meu
witil April, when he was taken attorney, John Cogomo, ii that
to the hospital. When he got out Robbie'• spastic condition maket
of the hospital, he wu placed it difficult to feed him. aaatn in a foster home. ' Cogorno. who ls representtnl
Mn. Travioli said officiala the Traviolls free of charge, aa.la
never told them what was wrong he will seek permanent cua*
with Robbie when he was placed f o r th e co u p 1 e w i th l h e
ln the foster home. stipulation that county socW
''They said he was almost services department employ~
dead," she said. "They said we teach them how to care for
almost lost him twice. But they Robbie. ·
SMOOTH RIDE -Marjorie Germain. 10,
pushes cousin Tina Richard, 3, in makeshift
wagon consisting of box on top of skateboard.
Oelly Not PMto bJ httldl O'DoftMI
This form of fuel-efficie nt transportation wa8'·
tried out in downtown Huntington Bea~h.
Both girls live in the city.
'Feed Your Bones'
party scheduled
The second annual "Feed Your
Bones" party, sponsored by the
Natural History Foundation of
Orange County, will be held
Sunday evening. Oct. 10 a t
Cano's Seafoods of Mexico in
Newport Beach.
The proceeds from the fund-
raiser go to the foundation, a
non-profit organization, and will
aid the establishment of a natural
history museum in Oran ge
County.
Cocktails and dinner will be
served between 5 and 10 p.m.
and reservations can be made by
calling Cano's at 631-1381.
Al.lo, the party will feature a
fossil display together with a
raffle. To make donations of
goods or services for the raffle,
call 640-1541.
Junior golf
clinic due
Huntington Seaclif'f
Country Club will be offering
a clinic for junior golfer-$
between the ages of 10 and 17
on Aug. 17, 19, 24 and 26.
Range balls and golf club&
will be provided. Instructions
will cover putting, chipping,
irons and woods. rules,
etiquette and strategy.
There is a fee of $20.
Deadline to enter is Sunday.
Call 536-7575 for more
information.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
retailer of ~raonal computer.,
cUulaton Md computer ~
hu filed • federal 9'lit -tunc mote
than tlO mWJon dama,.. aaatnst
Hewl•U·Packard Co. and • co-
defendant.
Computer Plaee Inc. of CArmel,
which openteCI • retail 9tON and nwil order bu.1ln ... , alleaed Hewlett-
P a ck a rd of Palo Alt9 and
Compu1*iand Irie., a competitor of
the Olelnutft ~ In a manner whkh' ciawid Jt to lllUffer a total ic. ot
IC. lilidl Ofdlilo "-tr•
Prfllel ·~ com~tol'y cs.....,., th• court wu uked to
awaid'1at ._.. .. IDilUon punlUw
cfwar fram wb .,..,.,.~
Cutback idles
• tuna seiners
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The t1met are ct,..,., fot• ihe
U.S. tuna flahlna lnduetry. A majority ot the nation'•
140 eelnen Ill moored 1n port. unabi. to ail yet unable
to unlo.d.
Fithing profit.I are ,one. tor nJ¥W at leut, and
cut-back canneries lino"9 the CAtcb.
The American 1\&naboet Allocladon aald a total of
77 1elnert wer. Idled Morl<'Uly ln San Daeao and San
Pedro in Callfomta, Puerto .Rtco and American Samoa
with four othera due by weekend.
Viejo S&L earnings up
Beverly Hilla Saving• & Loan Auoctatlon of
Mission Viejo report& net eam.lnp of •2.2 million, or
•t.80 per share, for lhe eecond quarter compared With
a net lou of Sl.7 million, or •l.39, for the like period
last year.
For the lix months ended June 30, the ..odaUon
reported a net loa of •u million, or •t.52, compared
with a net lam of •s million, or .2.49, for the like
period a year ago.
The improved resulta were attributed prima.rily to
a gain of approximately $9 million (>n the prevloualy
announced sale of a portion of the 8S80Ctation'1 Joan
servicing portfolio.
Discount brokerage due
Home Federal Savings & Loan Aaaocl.etion of
San Diego says It will be the first savinp and loan in
the nation to offer discount brokerage services.
The service, which begins Aug. 16, will be
provided by Fidelity Brokerage Services Inc.. the
nation's second largest discount broker and a member
of the New York and American Stock Exchanges.
H'ome Federal customers may apply for a
brokerage account at any one of the association's 130
offices.
CompCare joins Tier 1
Comprehensive Care Corp., of Newport Beach,
announced that. last-sale quotations and running
volume figures on the company's ~n stock are
available through the NASDAQ national market.
system. CompCare, along with 12 other ~ASDAQ
companies, was designed by the Securtties and
Exchange Commission to join the Pier I group of 48
securities which have been quoted on the NASDAQ
national market s.ystem since lta public debut J~ 1.
The companies qualified for Tier I on ~ basis of
their stock's performance during the first two
quarters.
Home loan rate at 15%
The rate for Federal Housing Administration and
Veterans Administration home loans has dropped to
15 percent.
The half-point reflects the recent easing of
interest rates.
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CHURCH ISSUE DELAYED -A
dispute involving residents of the Cliff
Haven area of Newport Beach and St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church
concerning the propoaed building of a
sanctuary that would soar 8~ fee t
remains after the Newport Beech City
Council delayed the issue.
Towering chui:ch issue delayed
Council balks at taking sides in St. Andrews matter
By STEV'E MARBLE or ... .,..,,...,...,
The Newpo rt Bea c h City
Council. asked to settle a dispute
between a c hur c h a nd
neighboring residents, has balked
at taking sides in a fight that's
been summed up u the good
guys versus the good guys.
The neighborhood spat centers
on plans for an 85-foot-high
sanctuary at St. Andrews.
Presbyterian Church, located
adacent to Newport Harbor High
School.
The lofty wave-shaped
sa n c tuary would be the
centerpiece of the church's $9.7
million expansion.
Council members said the
dispute has generated more mail
and phone calls than any other
project in the city in recent years.
Accordingly, the council acted
Monday night with caution,
unanimously agreeing to
postpone the item to Sept. 13.
The council asked
representatives of both sides to
meet with two ooundl members
to strive to settle the fight and
restore peace to r esi3ential
Newport Heights.
1R e s i de n ts , w h o have
complai n e d the six-floor
sanctuary will be too tall and too
massive, criticized the project
Monday.
Homeowne r Bob Cooper
suggested the towering structure
will look like a "Chicago grain
Weapons station protest site
OPENER -Rabbi Bernard
King of N e wport B ea c h
offered the invocation prayer
at candlelight vigil.
Seal Beach vigil c,.Jled 'peace£ ul'
About 600 participated in w.J&
waa billed as an interfaith vi&il in
Seal Beach to mark the 17th
anniversary of the atomic
bombing at Nagasaki. Japan.
Police said there was n o
violence Monday night and the
crowd was exceptionally well
behaved as it marched about half
a mil e from McGaugh
Elementary School to the U.S.
Naval Weapom Station on Seal
Beach Boulevard.
Sponsors of the event called
for all people to remember
Nagasaki by working for passage
of the nuclear weapons freeze
initiative in November and for
elimination of nuclear weapons.
MaryLou Brophy, a Seal
Beach resident, said the Navy
station was chosen as the site for
the vigil "because even though it
looks peaceful. Seal Beach is a
nucle ar n eighborhood like
Nagasaki."
She claims there is evidence to
prove that the station stores
nuclear warheads.
Rabbi Bernard King of the-
Shir Ha-Ma Alot Harbor Reform
Temple of Newport Beach, gave
the opening prayer at the rally.
The closing benediction was
given by Father Philip Rountree
of St. Michael and All Angels
~~pal Church ln Corona del
The Orange County Alliance
for Survival, the Orange County
Interfaith Committee for Peace
a nd the Seal Beach Nuclear
Action Group sponsored the vigil
~ewly wed man
drowns in lake
FRESNO (AP) -A Norwalk
man drowned at Millerton Lake
juat a few hours after he was
married, Fresno County coroner's
office reported.
Steve Kirkegaard, 32, was at
the lake Saturday afternoon with
his bride, Loudene, and his best
man when he sank while trying
to swim to a buoy. •
Trustees to mull leasing plan
elevator" while another resident
said the sanctuary is ''an oUice
building disguJ.m u a steeple."
Resident Barbara Jean
Whitford worried that the
church expamlon would lncreue
traffic and described Sunday
mornings in her neighborhood as
a procession of people
"performing U-tu~ $-turns,
Z-tums and jaywalking."
Church member Milan Dostal,
a former Newport Beach mayor,
said the expansion project has
been in the works 20 years and
that the church needs to expand
its facllity. Dostal noted the
church already had dropped
plans for a 105-foot sanctuary to
meet residential concern.
Dr. John Huffman, pastor of
the 3,000-mernber church, said
fSee ST. AND~ P~~
A eantzoYenial plan to permit
condomlnlum conversions ln
Newport Beach, more than a
year in the maldnJ, hu died
ldlently and ,qWddy.
Tbe propcieed law WU undone
by an apparent conflict of
interest Monday ru1ht on the
part of five of the seven City
C'4undl members.
The ~ law, unpopular
with rent.era in the dty, would
have allowed persons owning
duplexM and trlplexe9 to convert
their units totoondominiwm after
meettna .a Jona llat of conditiom.
P1ve Counclf members -John
Cox, Evelyn Hart, Phil Maurer,
Paul H~l and Mayor Jackie
Heather -own or have interest
ln duplex or triplex property, lt
wu reported. Council memben
raised the confllct-of-intereat
conoem themaelves.
The state Fair Political
Pract1oes Commilsion, asked by
the city to investigate the
potential conflict, ruled that
there mlcht be some. The
commission Mid it would nt:e<f
detaila on each council member's
Turbulence hits
jetliner, 5 hurt
DETROIT (AP) -Severe
tu~bulence buffeted a United
Airlines flight east of Denver and
three pa11eJ1gen and two flight
attendants were injured, an
airline spokesman said today.
The DC-8 jetliner, Flight 825
from Detroit, ran into the
turbulence about 3:30 p.m. PIYr
Mqnday, United spokesman
Joseph Hopkins said in a ,
telephone interview from =· ~said 146 people were
' • real estate holdinp to make a
final judgment. :
Rather than Co throuah ~ proce.. the council WM ~vt.4
l t could aim ply 1hlp '! condominium law b.ck to
city Planntn1 CommlMion
uk that unit to kill it. :
The oouncil unanimoualy tooll
that course of action wlthoul
comment. ;
Current law ln Newport makd
lt virtually lmP*fble to converi
apartments to oondominiwm.
Frontier
fight
backed
. • I •..
Newport Beech has agreed to
put eome lesal mU1Cle behind
Orange County's legal fight with
Frontie r Airlines over th,
588-mlle perimeter rule at John
Wayne Airport.
The Newport Ci ty Council
unanimously agreed Monday to
support the county's effort to
preserve the perimeter rule and
asked ill attorneys to appear at a
legal showdown on the issue
Aug. 16 in Loa Angeles.
Frontier, baaed in Denver, has
challenged the rule whic)l
prevents airlines from flying
non-stop from Orange County to
destinations any further away
than Salt Lake City.
The federal government has
intervened on behalf of Frontier,
supporting the move to strike the
county perimeter nale.
Trustees for the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District will
meet tonight to consider leasing
Lindbergh Elementary School in
Costa Mesa to a private Christlan
achool.
D i stric t o ff icial s are
recommending that the closed
achool site be leased to Carden
Christian School. which wu the
highest bidder during di8cullions
last week.
Carden has offered to pay
$90,000 for the first year of
operation beginning Sept. 1.
Also on the agenda l s
consideration of a leue proposal
for Woodla nd Elementary
School. Last month trustees
approved a leue agreement with
a local pre--achool to operate at
the ~ta Mesa location.
The board will meet at 7:30 in
the Harper Community Center at
42~ E. 18th St., Costa Mesa.
ARTWORK STAYS -George Van Dam who
painted h1a Costa Mesa h0\.l8e at 486 Magnolia
Ave. a rainbow of oolors in retaliation for his
neighbor's construction bu vowed to keep the
hand-painted stars and moon on h1a roof and
tl'te splash of colors on the house. Van Dam
D.ilr ............ .,, ....... O'D•• ••
recently lost an appeal to force William
Gallagher, 492 Magnolia Ave., to tear down
the garage be and his wife built behind the~
home. The painting la only on the Gallagben'
side of the fence.
COUNTY
Mesa attorney leads custody fight
A retarded couple fights for custody of eon and a
Costa Mesa attorney aids their battle. Page Bl.
Gala benefits art school
The weather cooperated with the oceanaide
setting for the 11Moonllght Memorie1° pla to benefit
the Lquna Beach School of Art. Page B2.
STATE
NATION
HOUSTON (AP) -A state dletriCt judge Mid
today aa many aa 22 people in six citlee may have been
killed by a bus mechanic who hM offered to help 1e>Jve
the murders in exchange for a 80-yeer p18on term.
The victiml were slain in HOUltOn and five other ciUes
1tretching to WindlOr, Ontario.
Tonisbt's execution delayed
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•/ AP ...... • ~IGHTING BACK -Wendy Potasnik, 9, is angry. A box of
'eandy she bought recently didn't come through with the promise made in the slogan, "a pr;iz.e in every box," so Wendy
.la suing.
·:r;.uerrilla targets
taided by Israelis
PY The A11oclatecl Preu
· ~el· sent warplanes on raids
.~guerrilla targets in west
Beirut today and said its jets
~ttacked Syrian missile batteries
,ip eastern Lebanon after
Menachem Begin's government
approved "in principle" U.S.
plans to evacuate the PLO.
The Tel Aviv command said
warplanes knocked out a battery
of Syrian SAM-9 anti-aircraft
misailes that had been moved
into Lebanon's eastern Bekaa
Valley despite Israel's insistence
that the area be empty of such
weapons.
It was the third time Israel
announced attacking Syrian
missiles in Lebanon since it
agreed to a cease-tire with Syria
oo June 11.
· ''The state of Israel stands by
its decision not to permit the
Syriam to move ground-to-air
missile batteries into the
Lebanon region," the Tel Aviv
command said. ·
lsraeli warplanes also attacked
Palestinian guerrilla positions in
the Bourg el-Barajneh refugee
camp aouth of Beirut following
what the Tel Aviv command
called repeated cease-fire
violations by the guenillas.
It said Bourj el-Barajneh was
virtually empty of civilian
occupants and had become a
guerrilla base. The conununlque
accused the guerrillas of
harassing Israeli troops with
mortar, bazooka and light-anns
fire.
Meanwhile Israel is
apologizing to the United States
for three incidents in which an
American military liaison team in
Lebanon was harassed by Israeli
forces, including an F-16 jet
fighter. .
The State and Defense
departments said Monday the
United States lodged strong
protests with the Israeli
government and received
assurances there will be no
f~ actions of this kind.
~ .._.. a tree toy In
Wh bOx. Jlowewr. ~ Wll
none In mine. I feel •Ince I
bou&bt ...... ~ ---of .....,.._ ~ .-. • aanllW:t
wtda me." Wendy wrote In bit ~'nL :.Wu ... ally mad when it
h•PJMfted but l WU • little nsww when I went to coun,••
uJd the 1trl, who enten the
fourth radi om tan.
"It'• not my favorite candy,
but 1ometlme1 I eat It. I've
Development backed
f"Or Crystal Cove
BY JEFF ADLER avallable to ~ 1tate Parka and or ... ...,........ Recreation Department
Stalled plan1 to begin immediately upon approval by
improvemeni. at Cry1ta.l Cove both the Amembly and Senate.
State Park have moved off Such approval could come in the
center aa a 1tate A .. embly· next teYenl week.a.
Sen.ate conference committee Conatructton of the propoeed
cave tentative approval to a facilities cou.ld begin in early
t h r e e -y e a r • 5 m i 11 i o n 1983, acconiing to Mn. Berge10n.
dewlopment program. T he compromiae funding
T h e p 1 a n a p p r o v e d propoaal wu worked out during
unanimously Monday by the summer legialative recess by
conferees slates $0 million in M r 1 . Berge 1 on , Bro w n
state park bond revenues for administration official.a and the
"basic development that would P a r k 1 a n d R e c r e a t i o n
expedite pu bllc access," .Department director.
explained Assemblywoman
Marian Bergeson, R-Newport . Administration officials
B each, the compromhe's indicated the governor would
architect. veto a bill that would have slated
The allocation would be uaed all revenues and fees derived
to construct parking Io ta, from the park for development.
restrooms and a visitors center at That open-ended allocation
the park, located between Corona w o u 1 d h a v e m e a n t
del Mar and Laguna Beach. approximately $1 million a year
The money wl 11 become from the general fund for park development.
However, Gov. Brown said he
was reluctant to budget monies From Page A1
ST. ANDREWS out of the general fund for long
period• of time because state
coffers are tightly strapped.
Sunday worshippers have been
turned away becauae of lack of
seating. He described St.
Andrews as a good neighbor in
Newport Heights for 30 years.
"I would not want to pastor a
chureh that has in any way raped
or hurt the community,'' he said
adding that the church has bee~
forced to build upward because
of its limited real estate.
The sanctuary would increase
seating from roughly 700 to 1,-
335. Architects for the church, in
an effort to meet parking
demands, are striving to reach an
agreement for using parking
facilities at the nearby higb .:hooL
Robert Curtis, chairman of the
church's building committee,
which has railed more than $6
million for the project, said he
believes the church h.aa done all
it can to meet the worries of
residents. He aald be is unsure
what further negotiations can do.
City Center
location
vote likely
An Irvine Company executive
will suggest at tonigh~s Irvine
City Council meeting that the
city should forgo plans to build
a City Cen ter either at Jeffrey
Road or University Town Center.
(Related atory A3.)
Instead, the coundl should
chooee to develop the civic plaza
at the proposed Irvine Center
which, according to Thomas
Nielsen, th e com.f,an y'a senior
vice president, la ideally suited
to function as a real 'downtown'
or city center for the city."
Fa.ir and sunny
Nielaen 8e11t a letter Monday to
member• of the council
explaining his position and is
expected to address the group
tonight when the topic of the
P"?poeed civic center comes up.
Coastal
Felr lllld aJtMY today with hight
renglno from 70 to 75 et th• ~ to mld-808 lnlend. FrWr
!:::s!'t with exception of low
by .. -*'0-o-nlght
1owe eo to 86. E*'Y morn1ng 1ow
c:loudll on Wedneedey. otherwlM ,..,, HIOM ,_ 70 111 lhe ~
to mid-so. "*"d.
Temperatures
.. Lei ll'c9 .. .. 1.18
91 e5 aa es 82 H .01
17 70 .01 n ee .12 n 12 .19 .. 71 .10 74 11 .01
87 71 .04
.. 39
... 69 80 53 1.31
93 n .rt
80 13
ln the letter, made available to
the presa today by the company,
Nielsen said the scooe of. the propaeed City Center, combined
with a hospital and new retail
centen along Jeffrey Road, make
the location at Village 12 less
a P·l"'"uu'18
always ~ a to)' befON," the
Mid. ' A heerilw tn the caM hat been°
ICMdUlild Aue. 30. W-6)t Mys the wlU call her ta&Mr and her 8-yeu-old lllt.er, Rotimt. wt~.
Te~ cati. Monday nlaht
to l!atden Inc. c:otpOf'ate officel •ln COlumbu1, Ohio, and New
York wen not an.awe~. The
home number for Maurice O'RetllY, a company 1pokemnan,
waa di8Connected, aooorcl.Jni to a
telephone company ~rding. No
new telephone n umber WH
u.t.ed.
ROie Potunlk uJd that when
the bought both her dau,hten
boxH of Cracker Jack lHt
month, Robin got a toy, but
W~y didn't.
''At the time it WH very
upaettJ.rli to her,'' Mrs. Potasnik
Mid. "She WU ao lad-faced."
Wendy'• father, Alan J .
PotHnik, said he urged his
daughter to aue several week.a
after lhe mailed a complaint to
the manufacturer and received
DO reply.
"One night Wendy was ukina
me what a lawyer does. I had a
hard time explaining it," aaid
Potasnik, who is not a lawyer.
"So when thiS came up I said,
'let'• go to court and file suit.'
"1 took her to the courthouse
an<i had her pick up the forms,
fill them out and gave her a tour
of the room where the trial
might be held," he said ..
Employees in the county
clerk's office said the youngster
could barely see over the counter
when ahe filed the documents.
"She's to the point now where
. she'• pretty interested in how the
system works," Potasnik said.
"Ifs a IJttle course in the
jurl.aprudence system."
to 'drop
Bolsa bill
BVILBTIN
To all•• c••tl•••• attttlatleH belWH• Or ... e
Coaat1 aad Siu coallal
comml11loa lea. Pa•I
Carpeaaer, b -c1lre11,
••••••c•d toda1 e ••• wltbdrawla1 Ma bW dla& .....
taave 1trtPPtd 1M com•...._ 81
a1Uaorlf y over 8011& C~lea
mare•.
By PATRICK J. UNNEDY orati. DelllJ,......,.
A Signal Landmark Co.
request to 1taw offldala to kill a
bill that would 1trip the 1tate
Coastal Commtaion of authority
over the Bola Chica manh wu
expected to be act.w upon today.
Signal la major landowner of
the 1,600-acre marah near
Huntington Beach and -until
today -haa 1tronaly 1upport.ed
SB 493, autho~ ~ atate Sen.
Paul Carpenter, IJ.(..~re91.
The bill eeeka to approve the
Orange County hou1ing and
marina development plan f« the
marsh, over the objections of.
c.oa.ta.l c.ommisefon offid.als. The
bill was scheduled to be
considered by the AHembly
Energy and Natural Re.ourcea
Committee.
However, Tom Willoughby,
chief consultant of the Aasemblf
committee, said Signal lobbyist
John Knox indicated be would
uk that the bill be de ferred,
allowing it to die because today'•
the last meeting of the committee
this legislative session.
Willoughby said Knox said he
would ask Carpenter to propose a
legislative resolution later this
month urging county official.
and coastal commission officials
to compromise on t h e
controversial development plan.
.,. ............ .,.... .......
I WANT YOU -Applicant Joe Pamellii reviews job openings
offered by American Microsystems Inc., one of 32 firms
featured in a two-day technical job fair that concludes today at
9 p.m. at the Registry Hotel in Irvine.
PEARLS
l!leewher•. from Polnl
Conception lo th• Mexlc•n
bofder end out ao mMee: Smell
Cf'•ft wemlng -outer coestel
welers with norti-t wtnd9 18 to
28 k!IOtt end 5 10 a fool -Wind• end -decrN81ng on WedMedey. Locelly, llght V1lrlebte
Wlrlde night end morning hours, ~ng WMt to ~ 10
1.0 11 k~ In the lete lift8l'l'IOC>M
11 aa .oe 88 H .01 90 72 .31
12 13 .22 87 10 .oe
... 57 .04
74 55
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NulWlle
72 ..
71 ... 111 ... .. to
71
86
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68 55
85
83
DIE C~IC GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
•
with 2 to 4 root -· South .... 1 to 3 *"· Nlgh1 end morning low cloud•. motUy cleerlng In the
eft e rnoon1 tod•y end
w~.
U.S. suniniary
Thuncler1torm1 eccompenled
by hell end IWO IOl'nedoee atrudc
Mlt«n ColotMlo todey. but no
ml!Or lnJurlel -. reported. Sho-ra end lhunder110<m1
fenned out -perta of ldeho. Ken111, NebrHk•. end lowe.
Slmller 11orm1 d•ml>9"ed the South•-'~ end p1r11 of New e:· .... ~-IN ,. of the nellon..
The Netlonel Weether ~ ~ ec:.t1er9d .,_. encl
thunder1torm1 todey from
Arlzon• croee lh• Alo Oren~
Yfllltly °' r-ttirOUGfl ttie 1ower MIHIHlppl ••ll•Y end to th• Atlentio IMboerd 111111• • Tempereturee before dewn renqitd from 42 et ll•merck, N.D .. toM•~·~-
California
13 58
12 12 aa 10 .oe ee se ... 78
82 • n sa
74 69 .2t
79 56 aa ..a
91 89 M 43 82 55 78 53 .02
18 • 2.20
... 54 at 18 .01 85 74 . ,.
79 80
92 13
... 71 1.87 13 eo .ot as 12 .se
107 12
IO 71
... 82 N M 91 74
85 71 .25
.._ °"""" New YOf11
Norlolk
No. Plelt•
Ollle City Omehe
Ol'llndo ~
• ea .11 11 72 .()5
17 7t .18
91 73 .18
75 52 .18
92 70 12 54 us
92 74 17 74 .13
110 t2
Pltabufgh 71 59
CA&.WOtlMA ..
1111 toe 13
97 toe
70
ff7 100
85 87
87 ae 13 110
18 85 ..
SURF RIPIRT
" •
• as 103
9S 80
82
74
19 74
IO
70
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• 55 58
86 sa 54
5" eo 47
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Our cultured pearta will grow more beoutifvl every
time tMVN worn, t>eimu• 'Ne corefully 181ed onlr tM
flMlt quollty. One unique example: this 30-lnch a:>n-
Vilrtfb6e .. n.:kloal with hidden dcnpe, to be worn long Of
Cll 0 ~ neckloal Ond brooelet entem~. $1,500. c.ome .. our ciompl ... ooli.ctionl
,. ......... Ma tlJ7
W1wft ~-Sl SM'PNfl bqin
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OFF 1.05
CLOSING 771.IO
Cutback idles
• tuna seiners
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The timet are cSr.ry for the
U.S. tuna fiahina lnduttry. A majority of the nation'•
140 eef.nel'I alt moonid ln port, unable to IAil yet unable
to uruo.d.
Fllh1ng profita are gone, for now at leut, and
cut.beck canneries i.nore the catch.
Tb&Amerlcan 'runaboat A.ociatlon uld a total of
77 .einen were idled Monday in s.n Dlelo and Sen
Pedro in Caillomia, Puerto Rico and American Sa.mm
wtth four othen due by weekend.
Viejo S&L earnings up
Beverly HlU.. Savings & Loan AaaoclaUon of
Mission Viejo reports net eamiJ\p of $2.2 million, or
$1.80 per share, tor the .econd quarter compared with
a net 1ol8 of $1.7 million, or $1.39, for the like period
laat year.
For the six months ended June 30, the amoci&Uon
reported a net km of $1.8 million, or $1~2. compared
with a net la. of $3 million, or $2.49, for the like
period a year ago.
The Improved resulta were attributed primarily to.
a gain of approximately $9 million on the previously
an1lounced sale of a portion of the a.ociation'• loan
eervicing portfolio.
Home loan rate at 15%
The rate for Federal Housing Administration and
Veteram Adminiatration home loans h.u dropped to
15 percent.
The half-point reflects the recent euing of
interest rates.
CompCare joins Tier 1
Comprehensive Care Corp., of Newport Beach,
announced that la1t-1ale quotationa and running •
volwne figures on the company's common 1tock are '
available through the NASDAQ national market ·1
system. ?t
CompCare, along with 12 other NASDAQ :.•
companie1, was de1igned by the Securitie1 and !~
Exchange Commiasion to join the Pier I group of 48 ..
eecurities whkh have been quoted on the NASDAQ
national market system since its public debut Jtme 1.
The companies quallfied for Tier I on the basis of
their stock's performance during the flnit two
quarters.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT AMERICAN LEADERS
MflALS .
NEW YORK (AP) -Spot non1Wn1Ua
"'9181 Pf1clee toct.y:
c.,.., 11-14 c.nt• a pcMlnd, u.a.
deetlnatlona.
...... ~4-28 °'"'' • pound. Z1M 37-40 canu a pound. dal!Wred.
Tin $8.1500 Metala w .. ~ lb.
A*rttr m 1 .. n oenta a pound, N.Y • ...,., '3e5.00 per ......
......._ '284.0042 •. 00 tl'Oy --·
SILVER
Hand~ & Harman. St.S75 per troy ounce.
GOLD QUOTATIONS