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Home My WebLink About1983-07-12 - Orange Coast Pilotj 1111111111:1111 1:11m 110111. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 OR AN GE COUN T't' C A l If onN1A l"i Cl Nl s . D.ilr .... --"'CMftil9 ... Tristi Liefke, 15, of Mission Viejo grooms her lamb, Conrad, for showing at the County Fair. ,Farm animals aren '·t pets· to teens By PlllL SNEIDERMAN Of11ieD.ii, ........ When it comes to the fate of farm animals, no one's pulling the wool over Tristi Liefke's eyes. The 15-year-old Mission Viejo l High School student has helped raise six pigs and five lambs, feeding them, exercising them and, yes, cleaning up after them. Today, her current charge, a 6-month-old lamb named Conrad, will be among the animals judged at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. And in about week, the little lamb, looking quite soft and cuddly, will be sold and prepared for the slaughterhouae. ··ru miss this guy a little, .. Triat.i admits. "But when you ~ them, you try not to get too attached because you know what's going to happen." Tristi and other Mission Viejo High students were busy at the fairgrounds Monday, carefully grooming their animals for judg- ing. Many of the students, like Tristi, live not on farms but in conventional homes. Their animals are kept at the high echool farm, where an agri- culture program is offered. But like the yoUng lambs, this farm program has a limited life expec- tancy. Ski Harriaon, aaaistant to the superintendent of the Saddleback Valley Unified School District, (See FARM ANIMALS, Pqe Al) 2 Do the losers meet ihe school mascot? BLlck Mu.hold ants, Jol'C oomldeed an ._...vadan, have been elevated In Irvine to the ltatua of athletm. At 4 p.m. Friday, ln I.act, recreation 11Upervi8on at the dty"• Youth aerw:-c..nter will ataee l'llCa for the eoaAable little ertttan. 'lbey're calllnc it "The Super Bowl of Ant Raca" It all bepn •a joke when workers at the center at Hert..., Park bepn to rea1be their population of b1eck anta w• there to stay. 'Ibey let up eome impromptu aprinta and eventully dedded the eventa milbt be a veiled fonn of recreation that othen mtcbt enjoy too, explained one worker. Now they have devt.ed a stralght-away track complete with aupr at one end to add a touch of incentive. Any member of the public la invited to enter an ant. . A $7 entry fee includea a T-ehirt for each human participant- anta won't wear them -and awards for the winnlnC trainen. >.. for the athletes, people are auppmed to brina their own but a apokswoman Mid it won't be a bia problem to find a few at~ lalt minute. "We have anta lf they want anta," lhe uld. Jobless pay f)D the way as judge ·acts From ataff ud wire report• For unemployed Orange Coun- ty residents who failed to receive benefits last week because of the at.ate budget deadlock, relief is now in the hands of local mail carriers. U.S. District Judge Milton Schwartz freed $80 million in unemployment checks Monday for 346,000 California residents as a budget impuee continued be- tween Republican Gov. George Deukmejian and Democratic legis- lative leaden. The ruling, in Sacramento, also freed unemployment checks averaging $222 each for 234,000 more people due benefits later this week. But it left frozen checks for 84,000 recipients of st.ate disability benefits. The judge ruled that federal law· requiring payment of un- employment benefits supeneded at.ate law. In Orange County, more than 26,000 residents are eligible tor unemployment benefits. About half o.f theae people had checb held up last week becau.e of the budget dispute, county officiala said. Bob Tornk:inaon, manager of the Sant.a Ana West office of the state Employment Development De- partment, said 2,500 held-up checks from his office were mailed Monday afternoon as 800n • the federal judge's decision WM an- nounced. (There are five state offices in Orange County pro- cesaing such checks.) Tomkinaon said there ahould be many relieved recipients of un- employment benefits in the coun- ty today. "There are a lot of relieved people at this office, too," he added. "It's no fun to hold the9e checks back. But I think the majority of people knew it wam't the fault of the field offices. It'• (See JOB~. Pace Al Smashup causes blackout Miller case suspect nabbed A drunken driver crashed his car into a 70-foot, multiple-circuit power pole in Newport Beach late Monday night, leaving more than 6,000 homes and businesses without electricity. Police sald they arrested Dale Ferguson, 32, of Santa Ana, after he allegedly Oed the scene of the 11:56 p.m. accident on the New- port Boulevard bridge spanning Coast Highway. He was being held on suspicion of di9orderly conduct and public intoxication. Ferguson, who was traveling aouth on Newport Boulevard, apparently lost control of his car and jumped the curb, hitting the power pole, said Newport Beach traffic investigator Rick Bradley. Because the pole carried power to multi pie electricity circu.i ts, a large area.mainly on the Balboa Peninsula, was blacked out, said Jim Kennedy, Southern Cali- fornia Ed.iaon area manager. About 500 residential cUstome.ra were still without power early today, Kennedy said . He said two crews, which worked through the night to repair the pole, hoped to have all electricity restored by 11 a.m. today. "They said it was one of the most difficult acddents to repair as far as poles go," Kennedy said. llDEI 84 82 M ~ a.a 84 ca ca m-a C? Ba 81 m-a • A.8 06-S Cl-I • • aw A2 A.I .............. .,, .............. Li~hts out for thousands after car hit pole. Charley hits Honolulu and clalms llne honors In the T ranspac race. Page C 1. Most women are not prepared for the problems and trlals that go along with being a aecond wife. See atory on Page81. By JODI CADENHEAD on...._ ........ po.ta Mesa police have arrested a Sant.a Ana man ln connection with the atrangulation deeth of the 26-yee.r-old .on of fonner county Supervt.or F.diaon Miller. Police Lt. Jack Ca1non said Richard James 'Wetherall wu taken into custody Monday night without incident at 415 N. Ter- minal in Santa Ana, where he lived and worked. The home ia located near the area where Heart attack caused death of FV jogger BY ROBERT BA.RUR OOMD.iir ........ A 35-year-old Navy officer who died Sunday ln Fountain Valley suffered a heart attack while jogging, an Orange County cor- oner's deputy said today. The joger, Lt. Walter L. Stringfield, was found face down in the cro.walk at Bushard Street and Heil Avenue. He was pro- nounced dead at Fountain Valley C.ommunity Hospital a short time later. Stringfield, de9cribed as a dedi- cated husband and father and a hard worker at Fountain Valley'• NieblM School before it ~ in June, had resumed Joainc 90lDe time .., and had recently in- (See JOOGER'a, Pqe Al) Ron Scarlata atara as Don Quixote In .. Man of La Manct\a•• at Sebu- tlan'a W•t Otnner Ptay- houM. Review, P-ae 83. Patrick Scott Miller's red truck WU found three days after hia death June 28. Calnon said a warrant for a aecond unnamed suspect will be muedaoon. Miller's badly bealan body wu di8covered by his girlfriend in the Hanover Drive home the cbuple had once shared. An autopsy revealed th4t Miller had been beaten and died as a result of strangulation. Wltneaes \V orld's queen at a Cost.a Mesa bar told police Miller left the Harbor .Boulevard tavern shortly before~ with two men. Neighbors aid they heard an argument durine the pre-dawn houn. Ca.lnon said that robbery ap- peared to be the motive. Miller's truck, a shotcun and aeveral household items were reported missing from the houae. Police said they were aided in (See SLAYING, Pqe Al) Lorraine Downet, 19, ol New ualand, the new Mill Uni•ene, hu her 1a1h lined by her predecf!llOI', Karen Baldwin, after being choeen at Moaday ni1ht'1.pageant in St. Louil. See 1tory, Pap A3. ~ ., 11 U ~enge Cout DAILY PILOT /Tu.day, July 12, 1083 ~\ ·. •• Continued sto'ies JOGGER'S DEATH ... CJ ! aed hia exercbe from two milel to three milel two or three times a week, hi.a wife, Man-U, Mid today. -Yffia father died during open beart1W'prywhenhewaa47. His •' unclea and aunts had heart trouble ' and they died in their 40s. But there waa no sign of he had the same trouble. It wu such a ahock," she said. Stringfield was 5-8 tall and weiihecJ 190 pounds and WU wa,ki.ng out becauae he may have been "aliahtly chubby," Mrs. Stringfield added. Memor ial services for 1 Stringfield, who also is survived by two aons -Thomas, 8, and Jimmy, 5 -were scheduled today at Long Be.ch Naval Hmpital. Burial.is scheduled in Ohio, wh ere he was born and reared. Lt. St.rtnafield pned the Navy at 17, and WU oommiasioned in the Navy Medical Corpe in t975. He received a bachelOr's degree in health care administration at George Washington University and a master's degree in business administration at Kent State. He fonnerly served in the administration department at the Naval Hospital in Long Beach. At the time of his death he was a recruiting officer at Los Angeles area colleges and universities for Navy nunies and doctors. Stringfield served on the Nieblassitecouncil-anorganiza- tion formed to oversee how money is spent for the improvement of education-and was described as a fine man and hard worker by Becky Novak, the group's chair- man. JOBLESS CHECKS ... not our money to give away." A separate suit pending before the California Supreme Court would free the disability benefits, which average $272 per recipient, along with $228 million in pay· rnents withheld from doctors, nursing homes, pharmacists and other providers of Medi-c.al health care. Deukmejian ordered the state Employment Development De- partment to immediately start issuing unemployment checks, some of which have been delayed since July l , the start of Cali- fornia's 1983-84 fiscal year. A department spokeswoman said all checks would be mailed today. Deukmejian wants to balance a propoeed $27.2 billion budget by vetoing u p to $1.2 bill.ion in state programs and aid. Democrats say the budget is already inadequate and it should be balanced through lnc:reased taxes. SLAYING SUSPECT ... the two-week investigation by witnesees who said they spotted the alleged suspects on the basis of draw ings being circulated throughout Southern California. Miller, an unemployed land- scaper, is one of five aons from the first marriage of Edi8on Miller. a controversial, former priaoner of war who was named to the Orange County Board of Supervisors by former Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. He lost his seat to Bruce Nestande alt.er a bitter 1980 election strug- gle. Police said more details were to be released during a press con- fe rence scheduled lat.er this morn- ing. It's getting a little cooler Paul Butler , 7 (left), and his b ro ther Aunuar, 5, of Santa Ana launch their Deir .... ,._., ............. boat in the surf off Little Corona "Beach in Corona del Mar. honest The weather lel'Vkle 1&)'11 lt wu • cooler today than Mcinday, and it wt1l be cooler ltill on W~y. But jult try tellin8 that to commuten w ho don't have air ' conditioning In their cani. Or carpent.en and brick.layen wock- lna 1n the heat and 11!'°1· 1be bottom line la, a dip of a degree or two in the temperature doeln't mean <>ranee Cout rsi- denta aren't witherinc ln the heat. The mercury hit 99 ln MiMion . Viejo, Monday, 91 ln Santa Ana. The ftllt of the county al80 suffered, with first .... smog alerts '-Jed in leWral inland cities. Higha were expected to be in . the upper 70. at the beectW!9 today, and about 90 inland. Highs Wec:lneeday should be about 75 at , r the sand and 87 inland, according to the National Weather Service. Lows tonight will be 1n the I , rnid-60a. The extended forecast for the j Orange Coast calla for continued sunny days through Friday, with { some Jow clouds along the rout i.n; I the morning and late eveninC houn. Farm animals-they're stock, not pets From PageA1 said the agriculture program has not been funded for the coming school year because of financial problems. He said the district faces a deficit as high as $5 million for the coming school year. "The agriculture program is a fine program with a long history," he said. "Nevertheless, it's gone in recent yean from two teachers and about 150 students to about 50 students and a part-time teacher.'' Harrison.added that the school district is now trying to enlist an outside organiz.a ti on t.o operate the agriculture program on the Mission Viejo High farm. "We are trying not to )eave the agriculture students out in the cold," he said. While the future of their pro- gram remains up in the air, the Mmion Viejo students kept busy Monday preparing their animals for the fair judging. Tristi Liefke said the high school program has helped her prepare for a career as a veterin- arian. Her classmate, Marie Fileo, 15, al.so hopes to become a veterin- arian. She has raised pigs at school and was at the fair Monday grooming a female lamb named "Luv." Marie's love of animals is quite evident at her Mission Viejo residence. "My mom calls it a farm, but it's really just a house," she says. "l have a rabbit with five baby bunnies, two dogs, two birds and a fish.'' Another Mission Viejo High student grooming a lamtl_ at the fair says he hopes eventtial.ly to work on a ranch. To keep his lamb "Trigger" clean and white, 17-year-old F.ddie Pichardo says he mes, lqpcally enough, Liquid Woolit.e. Hia lamb al80 had a muzzle over its face Monday, but not becauae it bites. Pichardo says it preventa the animal from eating looee ltraw oU the ground and becoming bloated. Today at the Fair Acllvllles wUI conllnue through Juty 17 1t the Ot1nge Counly Feit, loClted 1t the lllrgroundl In Cost• Meu. Top.neme entertainment. carnlvll rldel. 11-tocic CC>m991ltlon and~ boolhl 111e IMtured. Followtng II I lineup of eventa aehecluled 1onlght end fueecs.y: TODAY Arington n-ter. U.S. WOftc:I AerotHce •t Herttaae SUige. • ~p.m.: Dendng W8'Wlon IN Mein Mii. • tO p.m. V• ldermelde et Herttege Stege. · • t0'.30 p.m. l<HTZ'• Oteet Ro<* lnO Aoll Time Med*-In the Gl'lndlUnd ...,__ ...... ., • 1 p.m.: Countty """ eon.ta -Hog callng. nal drMng end rooeter c:rOOlll4ng at c-ntty Meedowe. ~ COOC* •t the Int•· nettonel "'-· Girl believed abducted says she ran away • 4 p.m.; FFA Mentet and Feeder Swine Judging (Ao9yto be judged) In Showrlng. Jurllol' Cltrua a.king ContMI In the 4-H Bulldlng. LlvMtOCk Quiz Bowl at the llvwtOClk TMeter. CrNUve e.lllng progr11111 et the Home AIU Building. • 15 p.m.: Hooking Ruge by Judy McC>oneld et Crelt Building. SenlOf Funlon Show 11 Flower and Garden Building. Los Amigoe Bend at Herllage Stage. Kida In Arnence at Orangelencl Pevlllon. • 2 p.m.: Earl Mercallul IMernllllonel l.umbw· jllCk Show In the Felr Ring. Surann.'1 Dence Studio et IN Ut"8 ThMtre. • 3 p.m .. : .. Fun In the&#!"' Fllhlon Show II Flower end Gerden Buldlng. ChN Pelntlng In the Cr.rta Buldlng. By JODI CADENHEAD ~ ............. "4 12-year-old Costa Mesa girl, tht object of a three-month search bY, police, 1ays she willingly ran away with a 22-year-old male neMhbor and believes she is now ~Soto, who disappeared f~ her Center Street home Fo unta in Valley • All 1..,...-..... -..... -.,,__, .......... In a...,.. c:..y .......... .......... to .... ---of~· ... : 1~ _.. .... 1147' _.,,,, lhd. "'-"*'--"'°°--...,., •1-........ k.-~--.. -......... _..... ................... ,.....,..,._._,__°"' __ ._ ·----..00-..... ~emperatures • , :-.., =:r ~ ..... 11 .. • • •• :: :: April 20, said in a phone interview today she plans to marry Eloy Zarate. 22, a gardener. However, the girl did not indicate if she has seen a doctor to confirm the pregnancy. Costa Mesa police Det. Sam Zuorski said the couple had been living in Bakersfield and returned to the Costa Mesa apartment .. 72 81 17 ... 74 17 • 12 M 19 • IO • re 51 ., .. 74 57 71 156 14 41 79 a 12 17 n ., 17 n • 75 t2 70 ta 13 12 72 .. ... .. 70 t7 ,.. .. 71 .. 10 • l'O Ill .. .. n • 12 ~-Ill 71 11 IO ......... 0!9 • 71 ~ I t " =~ • " .. • ,. ... .......... Ill PC! ... ~ a ~ t:r:! ..... IO • ., 891\MMlllO '°' • Sunday alter contacting the girl's family for the first time last week. Soto said she and Zarate were staying with his aunt and uncle in Bakersfield. During the day she babysat two young children. "I love him." said Soto. "My mom said he could marry me. I will keep the baby so he could Costa Mesa Someone eall9d ~ 10 r9"0tl 1,,.1 • ,,..,, wu ehooelng. pallet •Ille ... OOll elof'9 ,,,. 900 -of Juniper'() DrM. Huntington Beach A """' r.,.,ned to po4loa Moncl9Y nl0fl1 1,,.1 -brOlla Into 1111 1974 ,-ow F0<d T0<1no .... 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Zuorsk.i said the girl had planned to leave her mother a note and pack some clothes, but pan- icked when she saw her older sister at the house. Instead. the d>uple took off quickly, leaving her family and school officials certain that she had been the victim of foul play. • 6 p.m .. "MllS Piggy'' Show 11 Flower and Garden Bulldlng. SllUmbllnque JuggMr-. on ttle grounds. • 7 p.m.. Jen and DMn perform In the Artlng1on Theater. Wood c:aMng progirem at Crefta Bulldlng. Lynn Vogen o.nc:.r. In the LlllMI TMltre. • 7:30 p.m L• Brown end Hll Bend perform el the Orengelend Pa'lltllon. The Cottonwood Bend perform• et Country MMdow9. • a p.m.: Interior Oealgrl by Peggy 8mylh In the Flower end Gwden lulldlng. • 8:30 p.m.: l<HTZ'a OrMt AOC* and Aoll Time M11Chlne In 1.he Grendatend Ar-. • 11 p.m.: Jen and DMn perform et the • 3:30 p.m.: f'telMnt aun-Coc*lng by Cerol W...,. et IN Horne AIU Bulldlng. • 4 p.m.: im...netloNil Se>e ..._otllcl e1 Herttaae SUige. • 5~ p.m.: OyrnneRica .. the Mein Hell. • 7 p.m.:~SteraofRodl lndAolwtttl Feblen. LIC1le Anthony & The l*rnondl at Arington n-tre. • 1:30 p.m.: Model•.-& 06er\ Miller'• Sound .. the Orllngllllend ~. 8ter1e Htl ' LonelUr Bend . CouMry ....._ • s:ao p.11\.: KHTZ GtMt Alx* end Roi nm. ....-.in .. ~"'-. • t:ao p.m.: Dendng w .... 1n the....,, Hiii. • 10 p.m.: V•idelnll6de et the Herttege Stage. ~-n Air Concerts on the Village Green The air will be filled with Dixieland and modern jazz music each Wednesday evening from 7:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M. during the months of July and August at South Coast -Plaza Village . The Village Green has been host to many fine musical groups in the past. and the following entertainers for the Wednesday Night Concert Series are no exception: July 6 High Society Dance Band July 13 Orange Coast College Stage Band July 20 Orange Pc.alers Dixieland Jazz. B.and July 27 Richard H. Cruz & the DJ B's lDixicJa:iz Bravosl August 3 Frank Amoss and his B.and August 10 Richard H . Cruz & the DJ B's August 17 Orange Pc.alers Dixiel.and jazz Band Au~ 24 George Carr and the Rhythnuircs August 31 George Carr and the Rhythm.tires The adm1 , ion is free and parking 1s plentiful. Come to the Village for a great evening of enter tammcn t through July and August. Sunflower & ~St .. Santa AN • South Coast Plaza Village • I ' • ~ ~--.:-~==~-=-:-~~~~!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!12~&~•~· ............................................ lmlml ............ 1 Orange Cout,OAILV PILOT/Tueeday, July 12, 1983 41 ____________________________________________________________________ ;._...;.. ________ --:.1 NATION ~ . ~ -... . -- Former attorney ge n e ral may prac tice law agai n )y ~ AllOdated P resa PHOENIX, Ariz. -A state bar committee hu voted 7-0 to .recommend that former U.S. Attorney General Richard Klein- dienst be reedmitted to practice law after a year's 8U8penaion. Kleindienst, who resigned u President Richard Nixon's attorney Jenera} during the Watergate acandal, was suspended from pncticing law by Arlz.ona's Supreme Court until May 9, for lying under oath during an investigation by the State Bar. Piece o f DC-10 aircraft h its Jiouse HUL"-, Mass. -A 5-pound bolt broke loose from the landing aea.r of a OC-10 jet and hit a houae, just missing a woman on a couch i.n81de, officials said. United Airlines spokesman Chuck Novak said -the plane landed normally and the missing bolt was not diacovered unUl the next day, on a routine inspection. The piece of metal, 1 Yi .inches in diameter and about 6 inches long, landed about 4 feet from a resident on a second-floor couch. A partment blaze k ills four girls SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -A fire swept through an apartment in an inner-<:ity duplex before dawn today, killing four girls, Including two sisters, authorities said. The sisters lived in the apartment with their father. The victims, who were not inunediately identified, ranged in age from 9 to 16, officials said. The bla7.e began when a couch in a front room caught fire from carelessly disposed smoking material, according to authorities. Pro testors dem and j ailing of rapist · SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -Prosecutors Slly jailing a 650-pound man convicted of raping his 12-year-old daughter would be too costly because of his bad health, but 50 protesters demanded his suspended sentence be reconsidered. "We don't feel justice was aerved," said Natalie Babinski, president of the Springfield chapter of the National Organization for Women, and one of the protesters at a courthouse where Ralph Ward Rice Jr., 32, pleaded guilty Monday to rape and incest charges. Police probe Iranian family slaying UPLAND -The early-morning killings of three members of an Iranian family were political in nature, and a family member has charged that "police know" who broke into the suburban home to comm.it the slayings. Authorities investigating the killings of a woman and her two children meanwhile said they are examining the family's finances and political affiliations. The victims were ahot ftpeatedly Monday by at least two gunmen who broke in through a back door and opened fire with small-caliber .em.iautornatic weapons. Firefighters b attle California f ir es VENTURA -Hundreds of firefighters waged war through the night against wild.land fires that had already charred 5,700 acres of brush and forest up and down California, officials said today. In the Los Padres National FOl'eSt in Ventura County, two fires burned almost 4,500 acres. and in Napa County, 300 miles to the north, a forest fire blackened 1,200 acres. Lunar pa ttern could trigger quak es LOS ANGELES -A lunar otbit pattern that stretches the F.arth ''like a football" every 18.6 years could help produce a major &uthern California earthquake before 1990, scientis~ say. Major Southern California quakes have occurred on this 18.6-yearcycle at the time of full or new moons, according to a study by Steven Kilaton and Leon Knopoff. The big one could come within a few years of November 1987, the midpoint of the cycle, said Kilston, an ~nomer and engineer for Hughes Aircraft Co .. in El Segundo. · Two k illed , 16 wounde d in L ebanon BEIRUT. Lebanon -The Israeli command acknowledged · today that two Israeli soldiers were killed and 16 wounded in what. . Lebane9e press reports called the heaviest guerrilla blow to Israel's · occupation army this month. A communique issued by the Israeli •command in Tel Aviv said a roadside bomb exploded as the lsrae.li eoldiers traveled in a truck Monday afternoon west of the town of 'Haabaya, 9.6miles northeast of the Israeli border. The communique gave no further details. . : Police believe hostage death 'hoax' ROME-An anonymous t.elephonecallersaid today that a girl reportedly being held to obtain releaae of papal asaailant Mehmet All Ap is dead, but police said they believe the call was a hoax. A : Rome pol.ice official, who spoke on condition his name not be \.Lied, •said a man speaking with a foreign accent called the private television station Retequatro and gave instructions where the body of &nanuela Orlandi, 15, could be found. : R eb els massacre 80 during wedding NEW DELIIl, India -Vengeance-seeking rebels masaacred about80 people attending a wedding in Afghanistan's capital city, a ; Western diplomatic eo~ said today. The eource, who spoke here · on condition that he not be identified, said the massacre was part of ~ an intensified campaign by rebels in and around Kabul againat the ? Soviet-backed regime of President Babrak Karmal. ' { ,,....,....,. Lorraine Downes of New Zeala nd checks out her crown durin g an untou ched breakfast the morning a fter being named Mi1ss Un iverse in St. Louis. New Zealan<J beauty lVins Miss Universe ST. LOUIS (AP) -Lorraine Downes, a hazel-eyed model from New Zealand, was crowned Miss Universe before a worldwide tele- vision audience, defeating a Cali- fornia college student and 10 other finalists. The 19-year-old blonde, a danc- ing and swimming enthusiast from Auckland, wept as she accepted the crown Monday night from her predecessor, Karen Baldwin of Canada. First runner-up was Julie Hayek, 22, of the United States, a green-eyed blonde who is a aenior at UCLA. Second runner-up was Miss Ireland, 20-year-old Roberta Brown of Derry, who is a world-class runner. Rqunding out the 12 finalists were Lolita Morena of Switzer- land, Karen Moore of England, Nina Rekola of Finland, Loana Rabecki of Gennany, Federica Moro of Italy, Karen Dobloug of Norway, Lee Lee Bang of Singa- pore. Ana Garcia of Spain, and Paola Ruggeri of Venezuela. Mys tery writer Macdonald dead at 67 SANTA BARBARA (AP) Kenneth Millar, known to niillions of mystery fans as Ross Macdonald, the writ.er who created the "Lew Archer" detec- tive series, has died, a nursing home spokeswoman said today. Millar, who had been treated for Alzheimer's disease, died Mon- day at Pine Crest Hospital, said an employee w ho would not ~ve her name. He was 67. They were among 80 beauties who stayed in St. Louis for two weeks, taping and rehearsing for the two-hour pageant broadcast to a worldwide audience estimated at 600 million viewen. As the pagent got under way. more than 100 people picketed the auditorium, protesting the'expen- diture of an estimated $1 million in tax dollars to host the event w hile hundreds of homeless people must sleep in parks, underground gar- ages or vacant houaes. U.S. leaders 'star'-1 in Vicki Morgan · sex videotapes? ·~ ~ .. ... BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -An attorney for the man 8CCUled of killing model Vicki Morgan says he doesn't believe in the exitt.ence of v,ideotapes purportedly ahow- lng her In sex acenes with the late millionaire Alfred Bloomingdale and government. officials. Another attorney, prominent criminal lawyer Robert K . Steinberg, had said he received the three videotape1 aver the weekend. He told reporters Mon- day that the tapes "could embar- rasa everyone right t,o the top of the country," and that he would destroy them today unJeta Presi- dent Reagan wanted them. Steinberg claimed six men and four women are on the tapes, including a congressman, two "appointed officials" and three other men he did not recognize. Hesaid the lOincluded Morgan, whoee beaten body was found last Thursday, and Bloomingdale, the department store heir and friend of the president who died last year of cancer. Steinberg would not identify the others. Steinberg, 46, said he was given the tapes after agreeing to tem- porarily represent Marvin Pan- coast, the man accused of Morgan's murder. But Pancoast'• current attorney, Arthur Barens, said Monday that Steinberg never represented Pancoast. Asked early today on the CBS News program "Nightwatch'' if he believed the tapes existed, Barens said, "I do not. think there are such tapes, although ... I have difficulty reconciling my disbelief with the actions of an experi~noed attorney." Barens objected to Steinberg making comments about the purported tapes, saying, "I think this is extremely irresponsible. I think it's reprehensible for a man to uae '80mething like this to get publicity for him.sell." Steinberg said he would call Reagan today and "if he wants to look at these tapes, for whatever reason ... then I will deliver them to him. Otherwise they will be destroyed." White Houae press spokesman SALE Robin Gray said therrwould be ... "no oornment" on Steinberg's ..•• allegations. . \~ Before Bloomingdale'• death,;""' Morgan had filed a $10 million "palimony" Nit against him. . clalming they had been lovers for. .. 1 12 yean and that he had promiled ., ' her lifetime support. Mmt of the 4 , suit haa been di.lrnmed. Reubin Ask ew Askew raps Reagan in NAACP talk ..... - NEW ORLEANS (AP) -For- mer Fiorida Gov. Reubin Askew, who is seeking the Democratic • presidential nomination, told sev-~ eral thousand NAACP delegates today that Reagan administration policies are dividing the United States along racial and economic lines. Reagan uses "hia smoothest tones of celluloid sincerity" when • he tries to convince the public that he is committed to civil rights, Askew said. "At a time w hen we as Ameri- cans should be going forward, we. are going backward, going !. backward to the di8criminatory : practices and pernicious processes that have no place in American life," he said. . . ~ • . .. $ ( i . .. ~ \ .. . .. ,. , Millar's first novel, "The Dark Tunnel," WU publilhed in 1944, and hia last. "The Blue Hammer," appeared in 1976. His best-known booka featured detective Lew Archer and were set in a Southern California town easily recognized as Santa Barbara. FINAL MARKDOWN -.. .. • • Two of the books were made into films, "Harper" and "The Drowning Pool," both starring Paul Newman. Millar ia survived by his wife, Margaret Millar, author of 24 mystery nove~ and a grand8on, 1 Jim Pag:nuaat. 60% to 80%011 -. , "( .. E .. ; ,. • f • . " • ;We're , i Listening ••• • . 1642•6086 What do you like about the Daily Pilot7 What don't you like? Call the number at left and your message will be recorded, tranacribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. 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CA Ut19 C01>yrlglll 11113 Or ... c-1 ~ Compw>y Ho "'"'' 11or1n . 111uetr1tlon1~ 1d1to1l11 ma11t1 or ,_,........,,. ht<tln mer bt 1tProdUOed """'°"' IPIClel Pf'r\'IOMIOn of oopynghl - VOL 11, NO. 111 t Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10 to ·5:30 1024 Bayside Drive Newport Beach 714-640-0990 . " . - • • • f ~ . c . . ~ ·~ I • . ' , c l•l • . • ... • I .. • . .. i 44 Orange Cout DAILY PILOTITu•day, July 12, 1983 Interim pacts allow I 0,000 carpenters hack By dae Alsocla&ed Prus A leader of the Carpenters Uruon, whoae strike entered its liXtb day today, said interim ~nt.s have been signed With contract.ors allowing 10,000 ol the union's 35,000 members to re\Um to work. Meanwhile, the Association of General Contractors filed unfair labor charges with the National Labor Relations Board, seeking an 1njunction against the strike, AGC 1 communications director Tom Willon said. I "This is the fint rve heard lOmarines convicted of drug counts By die A1toclated Pre11 Ten marines who pleaded guil- ty to aeWng marijuana, LSD and cocaine have been given special courts-martial at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, base spokesman Sgt. James Davia said. The marines received bad-conduct diacharges, were re- duced in rank to private, fined and 8entenced to up to six months' hard labor, which involves gar- dening and other maintenance work, Davis said Monday. about it," Bill Luddy, spokesman for the California State Building Trades Council, said of the charges Willon reported were filed Friday. Willon, quoting a statement from AGC's chief spokesman Jerry Toll, said Monday, "The subcontractor clause which de- mands that employers hire only union subcontractors has nothing to do with the wages, hours and working conditions with the carpenter's employees." That clause, which the em- ployers want removed from the contract, is the chief issue in the strike. The unions have said they will make concessions on wages and fringe benefits to keep that clause in the contract. Manage- ment is offering $2.75 an hour which would bring the average journeyman's pay and benefits to more than $26 an hour after three years. The interim agreements, which Luddy said were signed with two contractors with projects at the Los Angeles International Airport and a third contractor with work "all over the county," mean that those employers who sign are not struck. The employers who sign the agreements have said they will accept whatever contract tem\I are negotiated by the union and employer asaociations, said John DeCarlo, union attorney and con- tract administrator. "Over 300 interim agreements" have been signed so far, Luddy , ,. An A-Fair to remember A kitten catches a snooze in the shade of a display for posters at Laguna Beach's Art-A-Fair at left while Irwin Zeller does a pastel portrait of Pam Garcia of Costa Mesa. The annual exhibit is now on and running through the summer. Convict's county threat on Reagan hared The 10 were arrested with aeven other squadron members June 17 after a three-month undercover investigation in what officials called the largest drug raid in the history of the 43-year-old base. The special oourt&-martial last week were granted as a result of a plea bargain, Davis said. said. By &lie Aasoclated PreH for help. He said he gave it little dumped on a hill in San Clemente. Toll said the number of workers A man sentenced to life in weight in imposing sentence. Martin, who lived in Oceanside, pn!llident for his work on the economy, then mentioned the murder caae and wrote: "I feel that I waa dealt with unjustly and am asking you for a full pardon. covered by the interim agree-prilon without pomibility of par-Deputy Dis1rict Attorney Jay pleaded guilty to first-degree ments is "grossly exaggerated." oleformurdering his sister-in-law Moeeleycited thedeath threat as a murder last May when proe- Management's chief negotiator, threatened to kill President Re-reaaon why Martin should be ecutors agreed not to aeek the Richard Pozzo, sent the apn while in custody in Orange imprisoned without poeaibility of death penalty. carpenters' chief negotiator. Paul County, authorities say. parole. A.ocording toa probation report. Miller,aletterlateMondayasking Daniel 8-y Martin, 25, was Martin told sheriff's detectives an Orange County Jail guard "Ulam not taken care of, I shall have you, Mr. President, dealt with quietly or noisily either way you shall oeue to exist. Then Nancy and your family members may be d.ispoeed of aho. Anyway you look at it it could become very inconvenient for your life." Penalties for a special court-martial are not as severe as thoee for a general court-martial. which the remaining seven marines face this week. Davis said. that the union membership be sentenced Monday by Superior soon after his Nov. 7, 1981, arrest observedMartinpassingaletterto allowed to vote on management's Court Judge Everett Dickey, who that he stabbed his brother's wife, an inmate who was due for last offer . 'd h .. --A 'th Secret Se · Valda Martin, in her bed and beat release. P,_,..,. ·~;d union and manage-&al e.,..~ wt rvu:e V"4AJ ._. officials that Martin's threat to her, fracturing her skull, on Aug. In the letter addressed to Re- ment negotiators had reached a Reagan was little more than a cry 11, 1981. Her semi-nude body was agan, Martin complimented the tentativeagreeme~n~t~las~t~w~ee~k!iii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i~~~~~~~~~__:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~- Clark starting 11th transit board term Oranae County Supervisor Ralph Clark was sworn in Pllonday as chairman of the Orange County Transit District-marking the 11th straight year the supervisor' ha headed the county's bus system. Selected to be the transit district board of director's vb chairman was William Farris, a Buena Park att«ney elected to a aecond four-year term as the panel's public member. The district's board of directors is compoeed of five membera, four public officials and one public member, named by the four others. Besides Clark, Placentia Councilman Donald Holt also was sworn in for a new four-year term during the district's regular meeting. The board's two other members are Supervi9or Roger Stanton and Santa Ana Coun- cilman Dan Griaet. • _Nancy_Ann_v an w_.e _§IIlER§® i;~;~~~t·622s U n I i m i t e d Educators ""ho care cor Ch1ldr<'n • Home' -Pet\· [ldt>rly Licensed. Bonded A~en( y • (dll Im l11era1urt• Sell idle household : item s in Da il~· Pilot classified ads 642-5678 D1ilj Pilat We have ,.,es 10% under scandard rates for dnvers becween che ages of 30 and60 There's a good rea\on for 1h1\. f ar mt•rs knows chat 1h<>H• drivers rend 10 be ,afer and more careful on the highway You're 1he drovers who h.ive fe Ner acc1den1s. Thar's why Farmers creaced our J0/60 JH(kage auro policy. If you qualify. you could save wb!>lancially on your prem1u~ . f armers Insurance Croup r. w<rtong comianrly 10 k~ che crnh of insurance down, .ind rhe amount of protooion up And thr. 30160 package auto policy •s one wJy we do 11. 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Full checking, full savings, full service Whatever kind of checking or savings account you want, whatever type of personal or business financ~l service you need, JUSt stop by and see one of our savings counselors. •tf your averagt' dnlly bnlancf falls below $2.500. durin.8 your monthly statement period, federal regulations require that your lunds tam at th~ 5WYo rate for the period that your account Is be~ 52.500. _lU_,,,_._--. $amantha, Snoopy's 'mom' in Yalta YALTA, USSR (AP) - Sf,mantha Smith and her Young Pioneer friends poeed for photo- gtapha today in the courtyard of Y,.Jta'1 Llvadia Palace where Franklin D. Rooeevelt, Winston ' Qlurchill and Jo.ef Stalin sat for ~as after their 1945 con· fes-enceat the end of World War 11. Together with a few Pioneers, 11-year-old Samantha and her parenta, Arthur and Jane, toured the palace where the three Allied leaden drew the borders of pres- ent-day Europe. Samantha had a surprise at the 1 palace -she met Jean Schulz, the wife of Charles Schulz, the Peanuts comic strip creator. Mrs. Schultz. of Santa Rosa, Calif.. gave Samantha a S noopy badge and said she was touring with her son and daughter and a friend. Smith then escorted his daugh- I ·Baby left · :tn freezer l , surviving KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) -A baby survived despite being put into a trash bag and stuffed intoa basement freezer shortly after birth, police said. The infant was reported in good condition today at a local h08pital, authorities said. ter and her Pioneer friend, 13-year-old Natastu. Kuh&rina of Leningrad, to begin the tour of the palace. Reporters came upon Samantha by aocident, since Smith had requested that her activities this morning be private. On Monday night, Samantha didn't dance or ~. but she clearly was the star of the ahow at the Artek Young Pioneer camp carnival. Entering the stadium perched on a hill above the camp, she was greeted with a roar of applause from 2,000 Young Pion- eers. Floodlights illuminated the arena at the precise moment when Samantha and her friend Natasha began to walk around its per- imeter. Samantha waved to the crowd, then greeted a reporter from near her hometown of Manchester, Maine, saying. "You finally got here." Asked how she felt about the tumultuous welcome, Samantha, giggling, said, "Pretty great." All the while, a woman's voice boomed in Russian over the loudspeakers, "Welrome to our festival tonight, American schoolgirl Samantha Smith. Samantha Smith came to our country at the invitation of Gen- eral Secretary of the Commwlist Party ... (and President) Yuri Andropov." That invitation was extended after Samantha wrote to An- dropov asking whether he would start a war. A# ....... Samantha Smith showers at the Young Pioneers youth camp in Yalta after a dip in the Black Sea during her visit to Russia. Open house set at cardiac center An open hou.e event will be conducted Thunday ln the new , , cardiac rehabilitation center at Fountain Valley Community • , Hospital. The event will take place from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the center, located ln a utility building adjacent to the hospital, 17100 Euclid St., Fountain Valley. A ribbon-<:Utting ceremony ia acheduled for 5 p.m. The center includes CIOUNlellng, visitor and exerciae areas. It is equipped with treadmills, stationary bicycles, rowing machines, heart monitors and an arm ergometer. , The rehabilitation program will include an aerobic dancing ' ' cl.ass and a jogging lle9Bion at nearby Mile Square Park. ~epublicans planning dinner Friday The hvine Republican Club and the Irvine Coast Republican Women's Club are co-hosting their inaugural "Republican Unity ' Dinner" Friday in Corona del MAr. Rep. Robert Badham, R-Newport Beach, will be guest speaker at the event, which begins with a cocktail h~ at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. 1601 Bayside Drive. C.OSt is $20 per person. For more infonnation, call Argyle Nelson at 640-9141. Second income seminar slate d "How to Develop a Second Source of Income" ia the title of a three-hour seminar planned for July 20 at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The session takes place from 7 to 10 p.m. in Room 207 of OCC's Chemistry Building. Lecturer Richard Hart will give advice on how to start a small business. Hart has served as chainnan of the Orange County Economic Development Council. .. I ' The mother's father told police he saw his daughter Sunday carrying a plastic bag from a bathroom to the base- ment. He said he looked in the freezer minutes later and found the child inside the bag, said Detective Keith Allen. Carter IllUill on debate hoOk Registration fee for the seminar ia $8. Tickets are on sale at the OCC Ticket Office or may 'be purchaaed at the the door. For information about the seminar, call 556-5880. Irvine art auction to aid disabled Authorities were seeking charges against the woman, said Allen. She was listed in good condition at a h08pital, where she was taken for postnatal care. police said. PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -Everyone "The telephone has been ring-but nobody's getting one. I'm sure seems to want to know what in8 off the hook ever since this he'll romment when he's ready, Jimmy Carter thinks about the thing came up,'' Carter aide Faye but right now there's just no briefing book rontroversy, but the Dill said Monday when asked chance," she said. former president isn't comment-about hundreds of requests for Lately Carter has been raising ing on the secret books that found comment from the fonner presi-funds for a library and organizing their way to Ronald Reagan's 1980 dent on the incident. a conference for Middle F.ast Avco Financial Services will host an art auction July 23 in Irvinetobenefitacornputertraining project sponsored by the Dayle Mcintosh Center for the Disabled. The auction will open with a review period at 7 p.m. at Avco's new computer center at 17770 Cartwright Road. The auction will start at 8 p .m. Admission is $2 per person, which includes refreshments and d campaign,aCarte~r&:·:de~sa=:..ys:·~~~-"=Ev~e=ry:bod=.=~Y_w~an==ts~a~co.::..:...:..:mme.=.:..:.:~n~t,~-•e_ad_e_~_·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===============~~~ a: h Clara Schimmerling to h ead door prizes. : Toastmasters' Club on Coast Laguna Beach resident Clara Schimmerling has 1111 been elected president of the Bay Broadcaste~ Toastmaster Club at the organization's recent induction dinner held in C.OSta Mesa. Schimmerling, who had been vice president of the club, is manager of Bank of America's Westcliff Plaza branch in Newport Beach. Capistrano Beach resident Roger Laule, a ronunerci.al real estate brokerage ti.rm owner in Irvine, takes over as vice president. Other new officers are Gary Miller of Irvine, Dorothea Ewing of Cost.a Mesa, Carlos Cuevas of Santa Ana, and Jeannette Galantine of Newport Beach. Belpme ••• rm And help ea.ch other. You and your neigl'lbors ca.n ... TAKE A BITE OUTOF ~RIME SATURDAY, MY 16 thru SUNDAY, JULY 24 • •1•1t II TllE U.I. • OVEll .. ElllllTI • • SE•NARS • SHOW SP£CIALS • INTERIOR DECORATION• MMUMCTURED HOMES • • HUGE RORAL DISPLAY • •ALVINO RaY A MARILYN KING* ·•ON STAGE DAILY• ADMISSION Adults Sit.75 Senior Citizens(60 and over) S1 Off Mon-Thurs Chlldren(6-16yrs) 12.50 Chlldren(und 6yrs.). Fm SHOW HOURS Monday-Friday . 2,m-11,111 Saturday 12Mlott-11 •nt Sunday . 12"°°"·''"' Come Early. Stay t..ar. AIR CONOfT/ONED ~ Across lrom Disneyland EIM COIMITIOI CU1EI 800 W, KATULA '°"INFO CALL 71' .... Keep your garden in shape by I reading Friday·s gardening pa-1'1111 1 '!banks for giving your appliances the afternoon off. The electricity supply in our town is like that which runs a model electric train . When the electric load is evenly dis- tributed throughout the day, there 's usually enough power to go around. But on hot afternoons, office and home air conditioners are added . And dryers . And ovens. And other appliances. And the total electri c load could get too heavy So use your air conditioner sparingly. When you're home, please set it no lower than 7~ When you go out, turn it to 85° or higher. And please give yo ur appliances the afternoon off, too. That way you can help lighten the peak load and help provide enough electricit y to go around all day long. And we can defer the building of new power plants ... and help keep electric bills down. You really do have the power. So · please give your appliances the afternoon off. Southern California Edison sm . . · I ' • .\e Orange Coat DAIL V PILOT /Tue8day, July 12. 1983 .~ 0 ... ' MAILBOX Here's your headline! Would that you could print a giant headline o( thanks from me and the Emergency Fund for Artiata Committee for the mag- nificently generous and caring response all those involved Crom Laguna and elsewhere and all my friends made in creating and participating in the "benefit" which took place June 30 at Vorpal Gallery to raise money for my heart valve surgery. Such community largess was a beautiful expression. I give special thanks to the Artists' Committee, Vorpal Gallery and its Laguna staff who worked 90 hard to make the event happen; alao thanks to the, at least, 29 area restaurants, stores, markets and other bu.si- n~ who contributed food, wine and other party necessities. Also, thank you for your article on the event. It was a truly wonderful occur- rence, the memory o( which I certainly will cherish all my life. 1 thank God for you all and thank you all for your help. ANDY WING Laguna Beach No place for mass transit IDfDNi KNOW ~ PENTAGON MW A JUNKYARD FOR OU>~! ClD~?!! lMAT ~TUf F'S BRAND NEW-rT'5 JUST TMAT~EC1 IT ~ID~t \ To the Edi tor It seems that, every few weeks, stories appear about propo6ed mass transit projects for the area. These include the Bullet Train c~gatallangles.Thereareno r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------defined paths. Compared to a city • · and some sort of Wilshire Cor- ridor. Since Houston voters clob- bered a mass transit proposal for their city, we now hear about huge grants which will be avail- able to Los Angeles. The mone)'. is in sight and the doers and shakers have that glint in their eyes! There may be a worse geo- graphic area for mass transit than Los Angeles but none comes to mind. The greater Los Angeles region is made up roughly of an area 50 miles by 100 miles (east and west). In this space is found thousands of businesses scattered helter skelter, with highways criss like New York. the flow is literally chaotic. AB things have developed, the only solution to transportation in the basin is the automobile ... in fact, the "passenger auto". Note that we use the "singular" term. The transportation problems of the Los Angeles basin are simply horrendous. The county-wide hodge-podge of factories, stores and homes is long since past the point where mass transit can be of any help. The motorist does indeed have a love affair with his car but far more profoundly, he depends upon his car for his very survival. GENE PEARSON Laguna Beach Willetts are not criminals To the Editor: There are a great many in- justices occurring in our SOCJety today. But few achieve the magru - tude of the injustice being inflicted on the Dave and Ruth Willett family of San Juan Capistrano. The Willetts are not criminals. They are a patriotic Christian family that has given meaning to the words of St. Paul, "If you love someone you will be loyal to him no matter what the cost. You will always believe in him, always expect the best of him. and always stand your ground in defending him." The Willetts met their adopted aon Sam while serving our country as Peace Corps volunteers in Liberia. Not knowing how old or exactly when Sam was born, they picked a date. They were unaware that an immigration law existed that would, in effect, make the adoption unrecogniz.able by U.S . officials, and enter them into a 11 -year nightmarish bureaucratic entanglement. The law in question. Title8, Sec. llOl(c)(l). originally aet the age limit on recognized adoptions at 14. It has been changed to pe.rmit adoptions up to the age of 16. Regardl~of age, it is wrong. The clincher, however, is that Con- gressman Mauoli. unwilling to hear the private bills introduced on the Willen family's behalf, is attempting to introduce legislation that will strip us, as citizens, of our rights to due process and equal protection, while granting amnes- ty to an untold number of aliens that entered our country illegally. It just does not make ael\le. I ask each of your readers to write President Reagan and Con- gressman Maz:zoli, urging them to act NOW to relieve the suffering being inflicted on the Willett family. JOANNA CLARK San Juan Capistrano l.M. BDJd /Taking a bath \ History records that American t lndians in colonial days bathed f frequently. The same cannot be ! said of the aettleni from Europe. It J was the whites, not the lndians, ' who most easily could be tracked by hounds, I've read. It's not uncommon for a mother koala to put her misbehaving baby koala over her knees to spank the little rucal on Its bottom. One ci\y only in this world routinely takes visitors on tours of 1 lta aewer system -Paris, France. Nobody knows where dogs came from. Q . Remember that ahow called ''The Elephant Man"? What WU I the name of thf ie.d.lng charac:- : aer's physl(:al ailment? 1 A . Muhiple neu - roflbromathoeia. A1ao known u Van Rec:klinghaW1en'sdt.eue. lt'1 ·not 10 uncommon. Ocfu.n about once in every 3,000 births. Q. Youaaid the old Romanuent their pet parrotl oft to 11Chool to ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat learn to speak Latin. Were they actually able to give birds a classical education? A. Come on, lady, everybody around there then talked Latin. Magnetite is a black iron oxide strongly attracted by magnets. It has been found in the heads of dolphins. And most of us un- learned amateurs immediately as- sume it has something to do with how they r nse direction to navi- gate. , Noah stocked beer on the Ark. At least, one Assyrian tablet indicates that. Six weeka a year is the custom- ary vacatlon for just about ell workers ln France. hay, too, haa ita herds of camels gone wild, roaming the ruralities. Dkl I tell you there are about 11 ~ . mlWon tons of people on earth? The albetnm aleepa on the wing at 3~ mph. Best interests at heart WASHINGTON -Not long after I reported on the legislative favors Sen. Malcolm Wallop, R-Wyo., had done for oil com- panies that appeared in his per- 'IOnal stock portfolio, he resigned as chairman of the Senate Ethics Committee. Wallop says his departure from the Ethics Committee had nothing to do with theapparentconOictaof interest I reported. He adamantly refused to concede that there had been any conflict at all. But now that he's no longer burdened with the chore of being the Senate's ethical watchdog, the lanky, Yale-educated rancher seems to have redoubled his efforts on behalf of Big Oil's interests -and, coincidentally. his own. Wallop's 1982 financial dis- closure fonn shows he has be- tween $35,000 and $115,000 in- vested in Exxon, Standard Oil of California and Standard of ln- diana. He received $18,025 in oil royalties from a Getty subsidiary, bringing hia total income from that company since 1978 to nearly $100,000. Big Oil also contributed $115,000 to Wallop's successful re-election campaign last year. My 111ocl1te Jock Hat!ield checked the aenator's recent legis- lative record and turned up aome flagrant examples of Wallop's penchant for giving the oU indus- try a helping hand: -As chairman of a Finance subcommittee, Wallop introduced legislation that wouJd gjve Q -JIC_l_ll_l_llD-1 -~ strip-mirung companies an esti- mated $15 million tax break next year and $21 million more in 1985-1988. The bill would allow strip miners to write off the future cost of land reclamation before the improvements are actually made. Getty, Exxon, Standard Oil of California and Standard of In- diana all have extensive strip-mining operations and stand 10 reap a windfall if their aena- torial stockholder's bill puses. -Wallop'• WyomlDg Wilder- ness Bill, pasaed by the Senate in April and now pending in the House, would open up 300,000 acres of propo6ed wilderness - including the pristine Gros Ventre area near Jack.son Hole -to oil and gas drilling. Getty has been battling in court for the right to develop an estimated $2 billion worth of gas and oil reserves in the Groe Ventre region. Wallop'• bill would' hand them the drilling righ&s on a platter. -~ chainnan of an Energy and Natural Resources subcom- mittee, Wallop introduced a bill that would have gjven the interior secretary blanket authority to sell off land administered by the National Park Service -includ- ing coal and oil .c:reage coveted by the aenator's preferred oil com- panies. Wallop denied having tried to slip one by; when the implications of the bLll were pointed out by other committee members, Wallop agreed to amend it. -Wallop led the successful floor fight against a proposal to ban coal leasing on ~rtain federal lands. The ban covered more than 1 billion tons of coal that Wallop'• four favorite oil companies have shown an interest in leasing the rights to over the next two years. Their hopes are still i&live, thanks to Wallop's efforts. Footnote: Wallop has refused to conunent on these apparent con- flicts of interest between his financial holdings and his legislat- ive actions. A REAL BUMMER: Amnesly lntemationaJ, the human rights organization that tries to smooth over bitter political hatreds by appealing to mankind's better nature, may have gone a bit too far in a recent Issue of its newsletter, Matchbox. Included in a graphic collage or "the important things in Georgia's history'' to mark Amnesty International's annual meeting in Atlanta was a picture of the most hated damyankee of them all: Gen. William Tecumseh Shennan. There was Uncle Billy's grizzled mug staring out in such dis.- tinguished company as King George ll, for whom Georgia was named, the state bird (brown thrasher), flower (Cherokee rose), fn.Ut (Georgia peach) and, of coune, a suggestion of the Con- federate Stars and Bars. "We needed a graphic in a hurry, and the artist wanted a photo of someone who had had a historical impact UPQl'l Georgia," a chagrined editor Marcia Schwen told my reporter Kathy McDonald. The artist tried to find a picture of civil rights leader and Atlanta Mayor Andrew young, but for some reason oouldn't. So they settled in haste on Gen. Shemlan, whoee impact on Geor- gia consisted of laying waste to the state "from Atlanta to the sea" - in the words of the old Union veterans' song. STUDENT GAP: It's not only in Central America and the Carib- bean that the Sovietsareoutpoint- ing the United States in stu- dent-exchange programs that could enhance the Kremlin's long-term influence. A secret CIA study cited Soviet efforts in Tu- nisia and Jordan as "symptomatic - of a worldwide phenomenon." The Soviets "doubled the number of Tunisian students re- ceiving training in the USSR during 1978-1979 and again more than doubled that 6gure in 1979-1980." And in Jordan. where U.S. exchanges "are d.Unin.i.shing" the Soviets and F.ast Europeans "are dramatically increasing their ex- change activities." One Sov- iet-Jordanian exchange agree- ment provided for an increase of 171 9cholarships offered to Jor- danian students during the last two years. Congress fights Reagan and budget WASHINGTON (AP) -Con- greas has made lta quickest start in years on the annual appropria- tions bills eaential to keeping the government running, but that may be washed away in a looming 1wnmer storm of oonfrontation with President Reagan. "I stand ready to veto ... any spending billa that would send inflation and interest rates shoot- ing up again," the president has declared. Before leavlag on a Fourth of July break, Congress sent the president the first three of 13 bills neceaary to provide money for government qencies and pro- grams for the 1984 f19cal year beginning Oct. l. 'l'hoee measures provide: ctr-- llWIMYlll -$55.8 billion for the Depart- ment of Housing and Urban Development and 17 independent agencies. -tl4.3 billion for various energy and water programs. -$ l.5 billion to keep Congress running and pay the salaries of legjalators. The three bills -aa well as the measure making the annual fed- eral payment to the District of Columbia, which has passed the House and ls pending in the Senate -appear safe from Re- agan 'a veto pen. However, admilll1trallon of- ficials are sending signals that most of the remainina nine are likely to be branded as "budget busters" by Reagan ln hi.a continu- ing drive to slash federal spend- ing. Among them are measun!ll providing mdney for domestic spending programs including food s'tamps and other nutrition pro- grams. and health and welfare programs. So far, the House -which traditionally originates appropria- tions -has passed eight of the 13 necessary money bills. The Senate has palled four. The congressional appropria- Uons process has no\ proceeded so quickly since 1976, when Congress shifted the start of the fiscal year from July 1 toOct. l. Tbe process la suppoeed to wait until Congress adopta a budge\. plan. due M.ay 15. I Wrangling over a budget took ao much time last year that when the CWTent fiscal year began, only two of the 13 money bills had been signed into law. This year, there were indica- lions Congress might be unable agree on a bud£et and Houae leaders decided to go ahead with appropriations bills even before a <Jpending plan was in place. House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, D-Mass,. aaid he was moving ahead .a Democrats would n ot be accused of fool-dragging and 90 any delays would be the fault of presidential vetoes. Some of Reagan's comervative allies on Capitol Hill had counted on the failure of Congress to adopt a budget this year. arguing that would have ·left the preeident'a ortginal recommendations u the only benchmark, making it euler for him to exert pre9IUl"e and veto tpending bUls he deemed too large. B•l over Reagan's protests. Congress has adopted an '8$9 bUlion budaet. Nonethel•, Re.can appnn 1et to measure money bUla by hi.a orlainal budget. • Adoption of 1 the ~onal budget. though, may lt.reJllthen the hand of thc.e ~ to chanp the prioriliee R8pn hat tet.. "U we had loat It (the con- (p"8aional budget re.>luUon) we would really be w.lna all of our cover ln the veto flcht," IA.Id Sen. L.awton Chllee, D-Fla. Re.lpn, thoulh, •YI he ii confident M can make h11 vet.om 1Uck. "I'm re.atoNbly op11mlltk that (1() 1 am Judicious with VflOln& Uullll padded appropriationa bllll that there will be support fOC' my ~toes." the pfftident Mid dwinl •new. conff'renoe recently. ' Ii ,. I j Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, July 12, 1983 Cl Pruhp Moms inc 1983 Introducing Players 100~. ·Regular and Menthol Warning: Th e Surg~ General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 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KLEIN Ofllie...., ..... ...,, Deborah Scott never bargained for all the ups and ~owns marriage could bring. ~t then, she never expected to marry a man wholuld been married before and had a 4-year-old dauchter. J:;he wasn't prepared for the trials that come al<Jnl wit.fi being a second wife, she said. I .!I'rials like spending Christmas with her · hu8band's ex-wife. Like playing mommy to a 4-year-old when , she bas never had children herself. Like knowing she and her husband's every spat was being related to her husband's first wife through his daughter. And Scott felt that there are too many other women whose mothers may have prepared them to be wives, but not second wives. That's why the Newport Beach resident published a resource guide for second spouses out of the materials she had accumulated over the four years of her marriage. And she's become what she's termed a ''remarriage consultant" -coun9eling couples on remarriage from the point of view of someone who's been there. "So many people go to psychologists and get all sorts of advice on emotions and what people are feeling," Scott said. "But what they really want are aome practical tips from someone who's been in the same situation as they have." Second wives too often don't know how to discipline their husband's children. As a result, Scott said, they end up running a holiday hotel for the children during the summers. "We (second wives) would like to be more than vacation-time parents. We want to make homes for the kids, with rules, routines and responsibilities." But second wives' biggest problem i.s that they don't stand up for themselves, she said. They're always trying to stay out of the way -of the hu1band/child relationship, of the hus- band/ex-wife relationship, of the ex-wife/in-law relationship. "Second wives need to get tough and say, 'I need to count,"' she tells women who come to her teminara on second spouses and survival. And second wives (she's trying to eliminate Che wonts "stepwife" and "stepmother" from the English IJlngtage, she said) need to learn how to keep their sense of humor and go with their gut Instincts, she advises. Some second wives try too hard with their husband's children and end up being manipulated by them. This is partially the aource of the bad reputation "dad's wife" or "dad's girlfriend" has gotten with moms everywhere, she said. "Second wives are afraid to discipline because they're afraid the kids won't like them." ..., ........ Deborah Scott survives a second marriage. Husbands who want to be part-time parents to their children are very much a part of the problem, Scott said. ''The fa then like to be put on a pedestal by the children, .. ahe laid ... And parenting rnM1ll oorp1na down off the pedutal." Though It 90unda trite, she said, Scott advbes communication and more communication between the husband and 11eCOnd wife u the best way to achieve a good relationship between them and the children. "Don't be afraid to incorporate the kida into your life," she adds. "Aak them to .et the table, turn down the TV, feed the cat, and all that kind of thing." Scott bases all her advice on what ahe went through u a second wife. A lot of it wu hard, she said. One of the ~est thinp ahe had to cope with was meeting her lauaband'a ex. ''You sweet, ahake and you make aeveral tri .. to the bathroom" before you meet the ex-wife, ahe laid. BecaU9e we u human beings are 90 naturally territorial, she said, it's very hard for most people 82 83 84 An aura or nostalgia will be in the air tonight when Jan and Dean headline the Orange County Fair for two 1how1 at 7 and 9 p.m. at the · Arliniton Theater. See story Page 83 D a to admit that there is another peraon who had a relationah.lp with their spouse. "She'• a living reminder that there was tome0ne et.e before me," Scott said. The best the two women can hope to ~hieve is a distant respect for each other, she said. "Not many can be p>d friends-no matter how savvy llDd 80phiaticated they try to be." Her~ problem yet in her marriage Is her relatiomhip with her in-laws, she said. "It's like playtnc a pme of muaical chairs -and the first wife always has a aeat. After all, she's their grandc~n·s mother." Second wives need to get tough and say, 'I need to count.' '• Aft.er two years of re9earch into remarriage, Scott feels she's finally able to help othen.. ''Somehow I stood up and claimed my rights,'' ahe wd. And she hopes a lot of other aecond wivea will. too. Now, she said, she has a terrific relationship with Jennifer, her husband'• 8-year-old. But it didn't come easy. Her book, "Second Spouae Survival and Resource Guide,'' can be obtained by writiIJI her office at: 106 W. Fourth St., Suite 403, Santa Ana, 92701orcalling547-3357. Copies of the guide sell for $7.95, plus $2.50 for tax and handling. Superbody ... She's in real good shape ~-~~~ Heidi Miller wants to ·make Frogen Yozurt lnnchise operation. !r,£!~~. DECKER Walle into Heidi's Frosen Y ozurt shop on a weekend or Monday and you'll see a long-haired blonde, petite woman bustling around behind the counter saying, "Who'• next? Who's next?" That same small boned woman can alao bench pre91 140 pounda. aquat 175 pounds and baa ripples of mU1Cle where most of ua have only bones or fat. Heidi Miller, 28, ii a amateur body builder. Jn her tint competition three yean ago, she took first place and wu voted rno8t symmetrical. Si.nee then, she's continued bringing home a multitude of trophies. Her moet i.mpn9lve wins are first place in the Mi8I Natural America competition and aeventh in the Mias USA body building contest. She trains at Superbodiea in Costa Mesa about three hows a day, runa two miles a day five days a week, own.a and manage. her Northwood Plaza Y<>IW'l ahop, is the regional director for the American Federation of Woman Body Builders and works etcht houri a day u a aales repreeenta- tJve for two active wear com- panies. Recently. ahe played the part of muacle woman from another planet. Her role wu to defend actor Robert Urich, atar oflhe TV eerlal Vea-. ('1be MGM Movie. aalled Ice Pinta, la .meduled /« telHlle •t ChrWtmM tbne.) Mu1elewoman Heidi Miller (second from lert)is headed ror the MiH USA body building competition in Las Vegas. She cla1ma her weight lifting workouts have helped her have the energy to lead auch an active life. "I really couldn't do everything I'm doina lf it weren't for the body build.inc. I've never been health- ier either. " aaid Miller, who lives in South IAauna Beach. Miller aafa ahe'• done her part to ovel'COlne the mytha about women body builden. "Everyone thinka body build- 1.ne people a.re big and ltUpid. I'm not either of thme. People uk me how I can be a body builder becau. I'm 10 petite and a1lo very feminine. But what judges look for Is not the bulging muscles of a male body builder, but rather overall mUICularity and femini- ty," she said. She st.ands five feet two inches tall and weighs 100 pounds. At a casual glance she looks fit, well - fonned. Then she flexes and the fine definition of her muacles pope out. By working in her yogurt store, ahe's been able to show neigh- borhood children that women can alao have muacles. She a1ao cou.els children who alk her how they can get in good shape. "I just tell them to eat 10 of my YoSWU a day," she aaid jokingly. "No, really," she laid, "I tell them to run a little or bkycle to aet Into shape." It's bopllng to think Miller hM more and bigger plana on the way. She's trying to make Frqsen Y ozurt a franchille operation. She's a1ao •tarted training for the • Mila USA body bui1dinc oom- petiton planned for Aue. 11 at Caesar'• Palace. She feels lhe hM a shot at winnlnC this one. "I like to auoceed. I l'le9 I keep trying to wtn at thinp becawe I've always been told I WM too little and too femln1ne. '"'8t'a what makes me try ewn harder." .Downs Syndro~e~~· She's_sweet an~ g~ntle; mE'.ek and f!l!ld . .-... •4 ~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: Reprding recomtructive aargeey for Down. Syn- drome children to help them appear normal: we wonder if the God-&jven attributa such children ~ -jult M they are -are truly known. We have put it ln poetic form. -REV AND MRS. JOHN A MASSIMILLA. P . 0 BOX 21. HATBORO, PA. THE INNOCENT She th.lnkl no evil -does no harm. Her d1epomUon la always calm. So f\&11 of love and ldndnell, too, She·only aea the aood ln you. >.:nor. lwt, they're not ...i. Such normal impu.18el lhe c:So.n't feel. She la innocent. Thia la true - Of hate and fear and thin&I we do. Such perfect trust. 90 harc1 to find, Exempllfiee her peece of mind. With eyee upturned and t.rt llncere, Her thouahta may ~ quite far fJ"Orn here. . A deeper knowJedce, yet not expr med, Perhape ahe'1 wt.er than the rest. It .................... A114J Mee,_ she:•aweet and pntle; meek and mild, UYt lmcl..-..,.., ........... ,.....,.. Shea our lowly Downa Syndrome .. ...,..._..,,.... ..... ,....11..._ chlld. u ... ,.. .... ""' .... WQ. DEAR REV . AND MRS . • • • comment on your resl>°nae to "8tlll Shakina in Westchester. I•• taucht ln driver'• traininl NCYJ' to awerve foe an1mala in the roed. J do swerve, however, for cata, dop. rabbits and deer. I love uUmala and it would be a major trauma for me lf I should kill one. Sut what a. a penon to do when hll lnltlneta tell him OM thlna and h1a driving inltruc1cc' tella him another? Kindly advt.. -SPLIT FDLINOS IN MARYLAND MA881MJLLA:TMQ , .. ,., ......... st. hll ....... 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A pushover ••• Six courses for seven I'm a pushover for those magazine articles that tell me I can put out a six-course dinner for eight in less than half an hour. (I can't shave my legs in less than half an hour.) You know the ones I'm talking about. Those timetables that give you a minute-by-minute game plan of how you proceed with your meal. At 5:30, dean and chill the greens. At 5:40, put the water on to boil for the rice. At 6, slice the French bread and put in the wanner. At 6: 15, toss the rice, etc., etc. I tried one of those timetables a week ago that looked and sounded fantastic. The menu was: beef stroganoff over noodles, green salad, buttered fresh asparagus, dinner rolls and baked Alaska. The company was due at 7. I started dinner at 6:30. It went something like this: 6:30: Washed greens for salad. · ts:32: Lined kids up to sme ll their breath to see which one had ripped off the cherry tomatoes for the salad. Sent son with cherry seeds on front tooth to:etore for new supply. : 6:35: Put ice cream out to soft.en for the baked ~k.a and cut pound cake in half. 6:40: Sliced beef and put in skillet to brown. 6:40: Toilet stopped up in hallway. Ran to g~age for plunger. . 6:42: Found cookie sheet for the rolls under. hanging basket in bedroom to catch water from Boston fem. . RUFFELL'S UPHOlSTUY, INC. No matter wh.at you're dotng , your hometown newspaper ThelllfPlll fits tn. flMA IOMlfCI AT WIT'S END 6:45: Put water on for noodles. 6:47: Smacked dog for licking ice cream t.hat melted down side of cupboard. 6:50: Put on water for froren asparagus. 6:53: Wat.er for noodles went dry and bu.mt pan. 6:54: Discovered you had to put baked Alaska on board in very· hot oven. Sent kids to find a board. 6:56: Wat.er for asparagus boiled dry and burnt pan. 6:57: Husband announced ice cube trays were empty. . 6:59: Put cake on board, filled with ice cream, " topped with meringue in preparation for final minutes in oven. 6:59 '12: IGds informed me they got the board from bottom of bird feeder. 7: Doorbell rang. Poured two tablespoons of iherry into the atroganoff. 7: Poured remainder of sherry into the cook. . 'Jolly_goo·d show' Auctionjolly big success for .South Coast By VIDA DEAN 011MDellr ......... It wasn't euy to get 700 people to leave the gourmet food tables surrounding the patio fountain of South Coast Repertory Theatre Saturday evening. Sixteen reetaurants had made a "jolly good show" of spreading out the finest exam plea of their cuisine -everything from chips to caviar. But, Diane Diehl, general chairman of the fifth annual variety and auction, managed to lure them into the theater with promiaes of aome 400 silent auction items and more than 50 live auction it.ems -more dinners, wine, a 1980 white Bradley GT sports car and cruiaes and trips galore. Auction solicitation Co-<:hainnen Mia Terry and S11aan Gates had been lining up the auction items since January. And was. it dilficult to get them? Not at all. Mia and Susan are veterans - last year they 1erved on the committee and knew how to go about the job. "The airline community was wonderful," said Susan, who is part of that community -a customer services supervisor for PSA. Traffic should be much lighter in this area, because the successful bidders of that wonder- fulness wi.11 be off to Hawaii, Great Britain, France, Colorado, California wine country, Vegas, Houston, Washington, D.C. and a dozen or more places. Mel Giiier of Nationwide Auction in Newport Beach (he and his staff were back for the second year) kept the bidding active with his "remember it's deductible." When it was all over G iller had racked up $50,000 and put the total for the evening over the $85,000 goal. Sy and Shirley Lampert (she's cJuWman of the NB Guild) got the car (valued at $7,500) for $4,250; Keaaetla and Lydia Hllnes will be able to balloon over France ($3,400) and Tom and Ratla Goalet bid $3,750 to get the "best of Britain" tour valued at $4,300. Buying was also active in the silent auction and flea market of costumes and props of past SCR production. (Loved th06e "Tintypes" horses Len and Mary Ann Miller carried off. The oostumes will stable on their boat. Dick DeBelke1 was "°' ---191·Jtl5 Wwm ---••·JH5 Ci6i llDT ---ftl·JtlS ctlll tlSf --- 1.#t........, -1111115 IUCQ'" If) ~I JO 1 4~. 600 I J~ JOJO ·>935-""11!11!1!11111 u ,1.,_ ...... 751-41 .. YOMI Cliffti Ulwy-11-751-41 .. lMHcOUt ....., -lflt'~OAST ....., - -· -g z _, -Tili ,.,. "fl.uieMC(" (I) l>Mt J 00'. l 00. ~ 00 100 900. JO•~ ''"'""-"S11GllJ ACf" (1C) Ot4y J flO llO Ul 6 JO I JO, JO JO l ... ~, ··...-rum-(1) Olol1 I I~. l JO. 6 00. 11~. JOJO -••.u _...,..<") 6il0, I J~ IOJO --· "OCTll'mr (re) ~ J11 600. IJO IO'le .... "OClCIMST" <'ti ... , .. llO.JOOO Every day. dll along the Orange Coast, women's lives are mode easier by information and advice found only in th{' Daily Piiot. ..., .... , t General Chairman Diane Diehl, le and She re ne Ross, auction chai man, check o ut item s up for bid. lugging away another horse. ~· -:,.. "' For the end-of-season affair the patio ha4t::.:' been transformed into an F.clwardian garden wiC , trellises and flowers prompting one guest enterinC- the area to say "It looks like a wedding." The.,-..,_ speaking to one of the hostesses wearing a gard 1: frock and bedecked with flowers, "Are you a-;! bridesmaid?" t: Working with Diane Diehl were Sllereae : Ro11, auction chainnan, and committee mem :~ Deborah Andrews, Donna Brownell, Barbatia ,• Bryant, Kathy Clark, Mary Cannlngllam, ;~ Maureen Di Domenico, Judy Dobbs, Dafrt E1tesp ,. ' Sherron F luch, Ruth Goulet, Marlene Hermes, f· Irene Iverson and Jackie Krupp. 1• 1: Others were Noreen Pescbke, Mary DdJ ti Lucas, Marilyn Wright, Caroline Le Plastrier, ' Darlene Lundgre, Jane Martin, Anna Batta ~ Wiersema, Kay McDonald, Barbara Marr_,,~ f Doris Pascale, Daphne Walker, Holly Servis al1d ~. Kathy Stuart.· · That great food was provided by The Riviera,' !~ Copa de Oro, Royal Thai, Rex of Newport, The .. ~ Ritz, AntoneUo's Ristorant.e, Cafe Casino, Upstart ~ Crow, Hemingways, Si.echwan Palace, Le Biar:' ~ ritz, Bouzy Rouge, LeBelle Cuisine, La Cuisine of: : Newport, C'est Si Bon and Reuben E. Lee. E •BARGAIN MATINEES• Monday thru Saturday All Perform1ncea before S:OO PM lflc.pl Spew! E1191ge1Mt1ts 111f H-.ya) -~·!•!fm lo M .. o •. 2~•on•) 11PORKY'8 II: "19'0; THE THE NEXT DAY" (Ill BRONX WARRIORS" .;., ..... ----·-a.. ............. "TRADING PLACES" (Ill "0CTOPU88Y" -----·-_..., .... , .... _ "SUPERMAN Ill" 1 .. 1 "RITUMll Of' THE •Dt" -IN DOLaV snREO I .. 1't ... OOl.aY lftMO ,... ............ , .. -----•n111• fQCyl~ OI Co-.woOd J f' · : 1) 21l/5l1·9HO "SUPERMAN HI ... , IN OOl.aY ITtMO ·~aia. .... , .... "FLASHDANCE" ..,, ......... , .... , ... LAKEWOOD CENTER SOUTH WAl K '" "WAROAME8" CNJ ----- -~ •••1 "" ANAHEIM OPJV f IN "1llO: THE MONX WARltK>fll" .,., -"CLAU Of' 1114" !Ill -, •"'.i A o Al.t BUE NA PARK uw1 ~! '" Uflc·--·-111-«>70 ;o. ' •~ A I A" t LINCOLN OPIVf IN ltne .. n A¥e •••t Of I PIO" 121·•070 I '~ A I~ FOUNTAIN VALLEY UlllVf , .. -"CLAat cw 11M" i-i "Hilla ANGIL8 fORIVI - I "OCTOPUllY" CNI IN OOl.aY .,...,.0 ............... ttte "SOPHIE'I CHOICE" 1111 _.,. "F".ANCll" IWI ......... " .. WAROAllEI" -----....... ,,,. "PORKY'& II: THE NEXT DAY" .., ,., _____ ... -"IHARKIY'8 uc.-.:Oll C:.PI- "WARGA•I"--"POl. TmMlmeT" - ... TIM>KIJl ACr ,.. -..,.,_ 8TINQ I" - "JU8T MPOM DAWN" 1t11 c•ntouic1 ......... lA HARRA I""' " .....w,... ..... --·--•--...... ROADToCMlea" 17M .. I MISSION (1111\/I IN . . WARN( R ,,~ , • '"" .._ ......... ...... c-.. ... , •NLACUDDA DILMAISnr CON IMNO" .. .. ~ r c .. • :-• • • ... . ' .... ,, . . ~ fl ., • • I ..; ' 11 ·•La Mancha ••• ' No 'impossible dream' Br TOM TITUS ... ...., ........ For what is hardly the first time, and undoubtedly won't be the last, Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouae is mounting that hardy per- ennial of a musical "Man of La Mancha," and its 0''impomible dream" is once more glistening reality. Although perhaps ill timed (another version }wt concluded at Saddleback Ccnege just up the freeway a few exits), the Sebastian's production certainly is a meritorious effort. Director Kent JohnlOn has stretched the dinner theater's tecbnical staff to its limits in his splendid staging of a moat difficult vehicle. The central effect, of a drawbridge separting the prt.onen from the Spanish Inquisition. is particularly impressive, given the limitations of the San Clemente stage. AB the bridge is lowered, the armored guard.a appear through smoke and tcal"let lighting, aa if from the fires of hell. And, in a new staging wrinkle, the "Knight of the Mim>n" alao arrives by this route, although without the satanic effects. Aa for Don Quixote, around whom this epic t:raciOOmedY revolves, Ron Scarlata delivers a mnooth, articulate performance in the dual role of Quixote and his beleaguered creator, Miguel de Cervantes. Although he lacks the vocal gusto to make the part truly inapirational, Scarlata pc11e11e11 superior interpretative talent which offaeta thia defect. Adri~ Hatcher tackles the role of the EVfMNO -t.'00- 1£,.~ 1.1/LOIO I.WAT. HAWAII FIVE.O OllaWY M8ICAN OOVEAHM£NT CllN!WS AKNEWSQ te::NEWS lllCME .. ''The M>ty Ape" (1980) Jacil ,..._, Stftln Keats. (Jl)lllCME ••• "Th• Whit• LJons" (1981) --Yori!, ~O'Connor ewow scratching firebrand Aldonza with verve and fervor, as well aa a voice of honeyed sweetness when given the opportunity. Peter Quesada makes a sprightly comic Sancho, bouncy and boisterous with impeccable ti.mlng. Two members of the 1upporting cast stand out for the impact of thelr respective charac- terizations. Clark Bunion la an animated, garrulous innkeeper whme bark outweigh.a hi.a bite, while .Mark Rydzynaki puta more teeth into the Dr. Carruco role than the part usually recejves. Abo impnmlve are Tim Nellon aa the padre, Tricia Griffin aa Quixote's "real life" niece, Linda Lutz aa the houaekeeper and John Moreno aa the frustrated barber. s~ mention alao must be accorded Kyle Bunion and Shawn Doyle who enact the hone and mule with increasingly comic characterization. Mindful that Olia is dinner theater. Johnaon keeps the comedy quotient h.lah, and the rai_>e 9equence ia more ballet than brutality. Yet an mcmen• of key confrontation, hia "Man of La Mancha" ia hJghly effective. A bit more braaa in the orchestra ii needed, however, for more realized mU8ical impllct. The "lmpc:mible Dream" musical continues through thesummeratSebaatian's, 140,\ve. Pico, San Clemente, with perfonnances Wedneedaya through Saturdaya at 8 p.m .. and Sundaya at 1 and 7 p.m., clc:l8ing Sept. 11. Call the theater at 492-9950 for ticket infonnation. -7:30- 8 2 OH THE TOWN 8 FN//l. Y FEUD 8EYEOHL.A. i :a~y AT A TIME e ()) T1C TAC DOUGH • IUO&. I L.84118 IEIORT 9 YOU AlkB> R>I' IT eMOYIE •• "Thia Is The l*" (1944) Oonlld O'Connor. PQY Ayln. cm 8A8EIAL1. ---• ()) OH THE ROAD WITH awu.8 KUIW.T ll a!THE~TEAM 8MOYIE • • • "Adventut• Of Oon Juln"' ( 1949) Errol Flynn, VMcl Undlors. 8 di HALf.HOUR COMEDY HOtM fJMOYIE *** "The ~ Al Toko-Rl'" ( 1954) Wllllllll Holden. Grece Kelly. ••.Cl.AUDIUI CDMOVIE ***'h ''The Quiet Min" (1952) John Wtyne, Meureen O'HatL •NOVA ~~ * * \.T '"MoonltWne County &pr .... ( 1977) John Saxon. Sueen Howwd. CID GAil KAPlM Al OAOUCHO Cl) FAEM TALE ntrATRE DMOYIE * * "Sl1 Piek" (1982) Kenny Rog-n. Olene Lane -9:30- • CJ) OUA TIMES WITH 8lll MOY!M • Ill JOAHE LOYE8 atAQ4I CJ) CHAAUE'8 ANQEL8 -t.00-8 ())MOYE •• "'Dllllnoe" (1980) Jln..Mie:hlll VllUnl. Thlr .. Slldlnl. G 8 f&MOTOH 8TEE..E ·~~ I~ * "Zapciedl" (1982) Scotl·Bllo. Wll- He Aemes. (%)MOVE •• *. "A Men And A Woman" (1966) Aoouk Aimee. Jeln-Louls T rlnllgnant. -t.IO- (f) MOM, THE WOlFMAH ANO ME tD THE VIAOINIAH CID MOYE ·~ "l>Mth Wish II" (1982) Charles Bronson, JUI Ireland . -10:00- 1 ·~~ ME£T1tO OF MIND8 KENNEDY CfM"ER TONIGHT .•.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· BURT REYNOLDS IS NOW PLAYING -...... LI--~ ~~.:--==.::;'r''-' ~c:;i.c;----------··..--· '--(--¥•1111 --· Ill 4011 Ut 4411 •tUUO tJt 117t _,.... ~--AMtOt-ll1UJI0'40 ~ft~~-:='::::tr "°--·-...... - ~ ......... _ RETURN OF ·IBE JEDI •·-··--. _ _..._ ···~"' Ull• * * I~ "'~ •. "' •• ' ' I '' ~ 642-5678 ,• I~ ' ' I t •I\ ' t I ' I I I t ~ Put a few words to work /OT you in the Dal~ Piiat Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Tueeday, July 12, 1983 Ila Easy_:_golng beachy tunes: Aura of nostalgia for Jan and Dean concert :-• Bv LORENZO BENET oe11ie._, .... _. An aw-a of noet.algia will be in the air tonight when Jan and Dean headline the Ora.nae County Fair for two ahows at 7 and 9 p.m . at the Arlington Theater. Back in the 19609, the pair aold millions of records with thelr eaay-aoing beachy tunes, including "Surf Oty," "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena," "Sidewalk Surfin" and "Deadman's Curve." The latter eong is marked with tragic lrony; it'• about a lite ju.at blocka away from the place where Jan Berry had a crit1cal car accident in 1966. Thecruh virtually finished Jan and Dean aa a front line recording att.raciion. Still, thelr mualc endures. During a four-day gig last week at the San Diego Wild Animal Park, Jan and Dean and The Bel Alr Bandits drew an average 'of 12,000 fans per show, breakir).g the park's attendance records. "The response was overwhelming," said Dean Torrance. In a telephone interview from his Los Angeles home, Torra.nee talked of their recent comeback, their third since their heyday in the early 1960s; Ron Scar la ta is a polished Don Quixote. [C)MOYIE * •V. "Cloud DMlcer" (1980) OM<! C.fldint. Jennifer O'Neill eMOYE * * * * "Heroic! And Meude" (1971) Allth Gordon, Bud Con eNEWS (Q)MOYE -10:30- *** "Eye Of The Nttdle" (1981) Oonlld Suthtwllnd, Kit• Ntlllgar1 CZ>MOYIE • • .... .. Jlml Htndrtx.. 119 73) Docu- mentwy -11:00- ... • ()) 98NEWS I SATURDAY NIGHT IN 8EAACH OF ... • THE .IEfRRSON8 I BENNYHU IUlllNE88 REPORT I WAGNER IN VENICE 700Cll.ll IN8IOE IOIONO Cl) LOYINO FNEN06 ANO PEJf'tcT COUPlE8 -11:30- l i~OFCARSOH 8 ltl *NEWS NIOHTUNE G YOU A9'CED FOR IT Cl) ZANE GREY n.EA TRE I OOOCOUPlE HAMVO e OOHTBIPORARY HEAL TM l880ES (Ji) THE WHO TOUA 1112: THE FIW..8"0W (S) A NlW MY IN EDEH OMOVIE * * "Looll.•'' ( 1 N 1) Ait>eft Flnnty. JamtsCobum -11:50- CCJMOYIE * * •.; "Bttch Gif11" I 19112) OeOr1 Bltt. VII Klint. -1~- • ENTEATAIMNT TONIGHT GMOVIE • • • \.T "Sisler Kenny· ( 19461 Roulind Ruutl. OMn Jagger . Cl) INOEP£NOENT NElWOAK NEWS .MOVIE ** * "Cowboy" (1958) JICk Lem· rnon. Glenn Ford. ({)MOVIE • • •,; "Pepllk>n" ( 1973) Sieve McOuten. Ou111n HOffmtn. -12:30-.. 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID l..ETTtAMAN l·:::OHOHE TOM COTT\.£: UP CLOSE LOVE. AME1'ICAH STYLE ORANGE OOUNTY TOOAY NlW ~y IN EDEN MOYE ***'~ "Tlmt Alter Tlmt" (19791 "Movie Magic I" -us,. TODAY • Busy yo ur c hildren with Saturday's Chi ~ren's pa.cc. lllJPllll Berry'• battle with cocaine, which oontribu~ to• . bitter parting of the ways in 1982; Torrance• new · record1na project.a with Beach Boy'• star Mike~ Love and h1a life u an agil\g musician (both Jan _ and Dean are 42 yean olcf). -1 •• I "Our music is fun, real pure and innocent:: ' I fun," TorranL'e said, responding to a question about the band's continuing popularity. "It'• re.i· · preciae, both vocally and inltrumentally. People· today aren't hearing tunes written to the subject matter we're famous for. ·· "Some records today are ao clinical and · oomputeriz.ed," he said. "The technology today ia ·. ao much different from years ago. Then again a lot : of the new wave bands have gone back to the . basics: using just three or four instruments, having melody and A structures. and, like the 50s' and 60s' bands, the spirit is there." I Tonight's show will be only Jan and Dean's sixth concert in two years. In May, they played the Orange Show in San Bernardino, in additiQJl lo the r wild an1mal park gig. ' They attempted a comeback in 1979, after the television movie "Dead.man's Curve," a chronicle I ' of Jan and Dean's music career, aired on CBS. Riding on the trail of the movie, Jan and Dean set up gigs at major rock and roll clubs acr~ America. But three years later, fT\a/\agement problems and Berry's cocaine habit led to a split. Differences have been patched up since. "Jan had some real emotional problems after the 1981 tour," Torrance said. "He was doing some bad things with his body. especially for someone who has had as much brain damage as him (as a result of the car accident), and who was also on pre9Cribed drugs. A lot of groups think doing drugs • every day comes with the territory, but I didn't • ' feel I could work like this if it was going to be a nightmare. "Jan realized he needed help, got it, and overcame his problems," Torrance said. During the two-year hiatus, Berry got his life back together, while Torrance went on with his graphics design business and also teamed up with Love to do some "Spring Break" type gigs on the beaches of Daytona. Florida and parts of southern Texas. He and Love also recently finished recording some oldies ( 1960s) tunes for Tandi Corp. The firm has already ordered 90,000 copies of the cassette tape, entitled "Rock'in Roll City," and has distributed them to its 8,500 Radiq Shack stores. At th~ present time, Torrance doesn't have ~· any plans to record any new material. "I know a lot of talented people who are writing and producing and getting nowhere," he said. "Right now. I'm doing stu1f where I can get paid right away." Although Torrance is approaching middle-age, he said he likes to think of himseli as 42 going on 25. "I know it sounds like a real cl.ic.be. but you're as old as you feel." he said. "I really l don't think of myself as 40, my wife doesn't think of me as 40, I play volleyball with people in their 20s and 30s." Malcolm McDowell. David Warner -12:40- NEWS 9 OOEATAMIENT TONIGHT mGENEscorr • (J) MCtA1.AH -1:00- 8MOVIE • • • "'Frenchman's Cr11l1°0 ( 19441 Joen Fonlllllt. ArtufO de Cordovi .MOYIE •• • "Rtlltcuons 01 J.Aurdtf'' ( 1975) Tuesd1y Weld, Join Hl(l(ttl Cl) MOVIE * * * "The Day Of The JICkll" (Plft 11 ( 1973) EdWard Fox, T•ence Ale.11· Ui MOVIE * "Tarun. The Ape Man' 11981) Riehwd Hwris. Bo 0..-811 IQ)MOVIE • * "Hot Ttmes (1974) Henry Coty • BorwiieGondel -1:05-0MOVIE * '<\ "Fnd1y The 13111. Plf1 IH" ( 19821 Dant Kimmel. Peul Krtlka, -1:25-ender . • INOEPENOEHT N£TWOAI( tCJ MOVIE ... complete ltetlng1 In TV Log CHAlllL LISTINGS 9 KNXT (CBS) D IClllBC (NBC) it KTL.A (Ind.) e KABC IABCI eKFMB ICBSI 1J KHJ·T\I (Ind.I •KCST (ABC) • KTT\I (Ind.) e KCOP-T\I (Ind ) e KCET (PBSI e KOCE <PBS> C1ll On·T\I Cl; z. 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No •I.&« North·South vulnerable. female or the spetiea in our Eut had to have the king or •hat,.,. did, alae would b•• ~ North deal•. coverage or bridge ac:tivltiu . club., IO it looked u Ir there t.o io.e two hearta ud a f.ritk I NORTH U IL Is true, we hasten lo wu a danger of loalng four In each black auit for dow& • & a apologize -we are devoted trlcka in t.he minor aull.I. one. • ~ J IO U to the ladies and hate to Declarer ruffed and c:uhed We love to watch tllit 0 10964 thin k or playi ng bridge the king of • .,... to learn ladietl •AU without them. Here's a hand there wu alto a tTump loaer. WEST EAST from the Women's Team Declarer w bed the ace or a ...... r llr141• ti•••• • Q 104 • V.W event at th e recenl Common spadea and then elected to ...,... IM ......., w c::> Q 8 2 c::> A 9 7 4 Market Championships. try to eet up hearil. She ltd tlie .._.... ...... ....._, O K JI O A Q 8 T 3 2 What is the correct bid the king or hearu from hand, O. IM1 bew _ .. h .. ,. • J5 U • K 104 with tht Sout h hand'/ Four and Eut, Dianna Williama, 11 .. ·u ChrlH Gen••• SOUTH 1pades is as good a choice as was put to the I.eat early. She "f Hr·Deal lrM,e" wW •AKJ987U any, but we could make a came through with flying ~, ..... .,....._ ... c::> K 6 case for one spade or even colors. &ecde1 el dill fM& ,.. M-• o V.W pass. In any eve~t. four She grabbed the ace of dee ,... tW fl••W.. ..._ , • Q 97 spades was the final contract heart~ and f1ted back the c•• fer .,. .... ,....., The bidding: in the England·France kin'g of clubs. Declarer could Fer a eepr ... a aeerapi~, Nertll Eaat S.•~ Wett match. not dford to duck thi1 trick. MM 11.75 le "Gere9-F ... Pua I o 4 • Pua Maureen Dennison of for then she would have to Deal," care •f tl1Ja ,... Pua England led the king of lose lWO heart tricks, a ........... P.O .... m •. Opening lead: King or o. diamonds, ruffed by lhe trump and a club. But when Nerw...t, N.J. t7648. Mab We hive frequently been decla rer, Elisabeth Delor. IL ahe won with the ace or clubs, eheeb ,.,..... le New• ·, accused of neglecting the was almosl rerlain that now her only entry to the table ,.,.rtaub. • i SHOE \., THE Ft\MIL\' CIBCl'S BIG GEORGE ~y Virg il Partch (VIP) "Mommy, is this grasshopper a boy or a girl?" '9ARJIADt:Kt: by Brad Anderson I "I followed him home. Can he keep me?" PUNl'T8 LOOK, I GOT A LETTER FROM MARCIE ... SHE'S AT CAMP, AND S~E SA'(S SME'S LONELY ... I ASSURE You, E.Vf.RY P.ToM OF MYBEIN<:J ~ ~ "Prtnceu. do you ,.111n that you and Frank Sln1tr1 hH• the 11m1 color 1y11?" Hank'Ketchum I DIDN1T KNOW wt{ FULL NAME ~ DENNIS l"R()J!i/.£ MITCHELL ! II ORA BB LE ~ '1.A't 1'1R£! W~AI A ~f.A,. wtd '1'0 6E.b1N A CAM~\N& 'f~IP\ •. l .,K \' "l~Kt:RBEA' (,\X) NEVER HAVE SAID Ml.04 ABOUT WHQ l.(00 WE.RE L.ET (:I) , MIN . -rnEKE~ NOT M~ 1DTEU., REAU.<,> ... THE STATE WT BACK ON Fl.1\IDING 10 THE. 5C.HOOL5 AND -rnE 5C~l DISTRICT.,.._ ...... , I ~ED cur QJT AU. FRlu.5 . by Ferd & Tom Johnson •·SMOCK iAt.K ,ABoUT A NUCL.EAR FREEZE· .. FENTON YOLJ'R e RIGH-r.' FROM ,.-He o u-rs1c:>e, 1-r i::>oes LOOK i..1 Ke A HOSPl.,.-AL.! WHAf A c1..eveR WAY -ro HI c:>e F=OUR NUCL.eAR RE!AC'T"ORS FROM 'T'He .JUMPY L.OCAL-S .' byCharles M.Schulz ~~'M. by Tom K. Ryan • WERE nKJ AND~ UP Wl6 WVIDED,, WWEEH l6 AW TllEJA ! A~ENTL4 I~A FRIU. ! by Tom Batiuk 1HAT'6 00() ... CA.I~ L.DOK LIKE A FRILL! by Wilev ---------------------------------------------_:0:,range~:.;Cout DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, Juty 12, 1883 mi 11111a1m •11a=:·· . Survey sayS mutual fund investors 'happy' • WASHINGTON. D.C. -ls everybody happy? Very nearly all mutual fund investors are, according to a shareholder survey recently released by the Investment Company Institute, the national ..aciation of mutual funds. More than 2.000 investors in stock and bond mutual funds and more than 600 money market fund investors were asked lf they were satisfied or dillatiafied with the aervice, corrununication, and performance of their funds. Fund service satia!ied 97.7 percent of money- market fund shareholders, and 96.6 percent of stock Guardian Title moves of fices to Newport Center complex Guardian Title Co., a wholly owned subsidiary , of Coldwell Banker Real F.state, has moved its corporate headquarters to the Civic Plaza office complex in Newport Center. Coldwell Banker is the real estate division of Sears, Roebuck & Co. Travel seminars set by Newport agency A series of travel seminars is being presented by Get Ready. Get Set, Go! travel agency of Balboa Island, according to Mary Williams, director . The next seminar in the series will beat 7:30 p.m. Previously located near John Wayne Airport, the title insurance firm leased 1,800 square feet in the new Irvine Co. office project. The lease, valued at $120,000, was negotiated by Charles Aufhammer of Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate, Newport Beach. "Guardian Title is one of several major corporations that have leased offices in Civic Plaza in the past several months, and we see it as a strong indication that business activity and growth in this area is on the upswing," said Laura A. Rostvold, sales manager of the Irvine Co. Commercial Division. Founded in 1975, Guardian Title employs 75 and has offices in Orange, Los Angeles, San Diego and Ventura counties. Thursday at the 2.onta/Senior Citizens Club, 2101 15th St., in Newport Beach. Featured speaker will be ' Ric Ergenbright, president of Thru the Lens Tours, who will show slides and answer questions on the topic "Travel Photography With Experts: Tips on Choosing and Using the Right Equipment and Techniques." Bonnie Parker to head state's S&L League New officers of the California Savings & Loan League were installed last month at the Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana. l Ten travel-related door prizes, including travel credits for Thn.a the Lens Tours. will be awarded, free travel-related literature will ~ available and refreshments will be served. Cost for each seminar is $5. For more information call 760-7.157 or 675-3172. Now that's a computer Personal computing comes to Or- ange County in a big way Friday and Saturday as the world's largest computer will be featured in the parking lot of the new Byte Shop in DOES YOUR AUTO POLICY IEEDA TUIE-UP? ''Call me. I can check ur auto out .Yo 0 make sure poltcY t tting the you're ge st for your mo ,, money. 9023 Adm& at llapola 962-3391 "-"·---Allstate hire lD Foci ..... USITHI Those elected were: President, Bonnie Parker; first vice president, Jack Clark; second vice president, Phyllis Imonti; treasurer, Helen Crider, and secretary, Barbara Maldonado. La Palma. The huge computer, product demonstrations and prize giveaways will highlight the open- ing. western Thrift & Loan Daily Pi ' ''FAST l llSULT" Making more money for you. COSTA MESA • 2000 Harbor BIVd • 014) 645-3155 OIANCI • ttt1 East !Catella BIVd • 1714) 997"1300 SllVICI DlllCTOIY I For Result I' Service Call 642-1671 ... JJJ LONO IUCH • 4501 Paelfle Coast Hwy • 1215> 498-5501 ToaANCI • 2424 W 5epufveda BIVd • <215> 554-4810 1MUM • 18724 Ylentura BIVd • <213> 881'°'200 0LWU • 414 N. Brand 8fVd • <2151 a«>-5550 ~-• 15242 Whittler atvd • <213l 945-7591 DOlJNll • em E.. Firestone atvd • t213> 92J.5201 llYIBlll. 3501 Adams St. (7"14) 554.2920 SM Dmoo • 1180 Mramar Rd• 18191 57&8250 ......,.. IO CA ,., oNr I SM DtlOO • 5681 Sports Arena Blvd • 19'91225-10t1 l and bond fund lnv.-ton. Similarly, communicat.iona from their funds aaU.fied 97.1 peroen& of money mark.et fund ahareholden, and 95.1 percent of stock and bond fund inveetors. Invettment performance wu conaidered saU. factory by 98.9 percent of money market .fund investors, and 78.8 percent of inveetora ln stock and bond funds. Since the 1982 survey wu conducted, per- fonnance figuree for atock and bond funds have lncreued their attrativeneea u investment.a. The rate of return from mutual fW\da inveeting in oommon stocka roee to an average of 19.8 percent a year for the five-year period ended in May. Durirur the same period, the Standard & Poor'• M)() -a broad stock market index -returned 16.8 percent a year. The increue in values hat helped apur a steep increue in sales: in just the flnt five montha of 1983 sales of mutual funds other than short-term f~ totaled $18.4 billion -more than four times the $4.5 billion in sales during the ~mparable period in 1982. PSA telfs 'increase in passenger miles SAN DIEGO (BW) -Pacific Southwest Airlines reported June 1983 scheduled traffic of 259,297,000 revenue passenger miles, an increase of l~.O percent from June 1982. Traffic totals for June 1983 reOect new service to Portland, Spokane, and Albuquerque, which were instituted on May 18, June 1, and June 15 respectively. Traffic totals in June 1982 we~ enhanced by special promotional fares to Seattle and Tucson. Available aeat miles during June increased 22.1 percent, compared with June last year. Approximate- ly 50 percent of the lncreaae in ASM's was related to new service to the three cities previously mentioned. The load factor for June was 51 .9 percent compared with 55. l percent for June 1982. ' Promotions announced BarMra A. Ert.u hM Pined Pu wne. Saviap 6 IAea AIMeladam ... vice pwident lD. the retail lel"YicM department, acconllna to a.ociadon Prellderlt Alfnd I. Puchner. A naUve of Ma.•du.•t11, ahe molt recently WM a oomultant with 8Un & Co. of Boston. She will be bMed ln the Newport Be.ch office, M.d· quai1era of the parent Par West Plauclal Corp. ••• James C. MWer, a pro-..,... femonal eJectrical enctneer. has joined Score, Matakovldl 6 Wolfber1.electrical and mechanical oonaulti.ng engineen in Newport Beach, as a eenior electri(:al enc1neer and project manager. A l'f!9ident of Irvine, Miller 1-a member of the lliwninati.ng F.ngineers Society and with Ocfirm specializing in the planning, promotion and organizing of 8eminan and conferences, hal moved to larger quart.en ln Huntington Beach. The move to 8302 Kinpdale Drive was announced by the firm's president, ManU AJadenea. Elise J••MR baa joined Allea 6 Asaoclata u a public relations executive, aocording.to Josepli Allea, principal of the Irvine-baaed public rela- tions firm. Her primary responsibilities will include work on the Gneral A•COmadoa. J.c.,and ne Mortp1e Gro•p, lac. account.a. She Wal fonnerly with David W. Evaaa, lac. of Salt Lab City. • • • Weat Bay Eaterprt1e1, lac., of Newport Beach has acquired Civic-Data Corp. from Jamet R. Convene. Civic-Data, headquartered in New· port Beach, publishes the Southern Califol'tlU Business Directory and Buyers Guide, a directol"} providing detailed current Information on mon than 20,000 manufacturing, distribution, retail and aervice companies in the 13-<:ounty Southern California area. Recovery seen bolstering quality of business prof its By CHET CURRIER . ,.,.._ ............. NEW YORK-Uthe recent improvement in the economy lives up to ita early promise, profits of American businesees will improve in quality as well as quantity. Most casual onlookers -and many people in business, for that matter -think of profit.a as strictly a quantity question. A buck is a buck, and from the viewpoint of the company involved, two bucks is doubly nice. But in the recent era of high inflation, things grew more complicated. There were dollars, and then there were dollars, and you couldn't tell the difference just by looking at the bottom line. Inflation hurt the quality of profit.a in a couple of important ways. For one, it swelled the nominal value of inventories sitting in a company's warehouae. For another, it often meant that the depreciation the company waa taking every year on its factories, machinery, auto fleet and other capital goods wasn't enough to oover the eventual replacement cost of thoee items. Both factors tended to create "illU90ry" profits, said analysta at the Wall Street firm of Salomon Brothers Inc. in a recent study of the subject. Assume, for example, that a department store bought a thousand pain of shoes bearing retail price tags of $40 each. By the time it got them onto the feet of customers, the price had gone up to $45. That put an extra $5,000 ln the till, which went straight through the financial statement to the ''profit" line becaWle it occurred with no increase in costs whataoever. But this windfall turned out to be ephemeral, becaw.e the store found that it had to pay more to the manufacturer for its next order of shoes. At the same time, the store waa taking, say, $2,000a year uacoet for depredation of the furniture and other fixtures in its shoe department. When it came time to replace thoee fixtures, however. the bill SALES • SERVICE LEASING • TRAINING wu much larger than had been expected earlier. Th understatement of its depreciation cost helped t swell reported profit figures every year the ol fixtures were in \&lie. By Salomon Brothen's reckoning, of the $172. billion in corporate profits recorded in the fin quarter of 1980, when inflation was at its peak. $72. billion stemmed from theee a.rtWcial llOW'CeS. Now, of ooune, the rate of inflation has falle from double digits to about 4 percent or 5 percenL S for the moment anyway, says Salomon Brother. when you check a typical company's profit figure ''what you aee 1-what you get." Aside from operators of busine98eS themaelve why should anyone care about all this? Well. it seea that the quality of profit.a has aome important effec1 on what butine.es do with thoee profits -whetN they invest them in new projects that creat additional jobs, how much they distribute into th economy through their shareholders in the form c dividends. As Salomon Brothers observed. "Althoug corporations are presumably happy to report inflate profit.a to stockholders. they have, wisely, prove reluctant to spend them." They know that at le~ aome of the money is, in effect, borrowed from the own future operations. If inflation remains at relatively low levels, tl- pr0fitaoompanies report in the months ahead may nc grow as fast u they would in a superheate atmosphere. There will be fewer inventory profit Depreciation coeta will be more realisti1 Furthermore, ciompanies faced with any cornpetitic . at all will find it more difficult than it used to be 1 • eolve all their problems with yet another pn , increaae. . But the earnings that are reported wi • prospectively be of much greater value to tl · economy at large than the puffed-up profits of u · recent past. 6 The Biggest Name in Little Computers® GET AHEAD FAST WITH A PORTABLE COMPUTER! TRS-80®Model 100 Micro Executive Workstatlon111 For Office or On-lhe-Go r 799!! • Po ............ Executfve .. ., ... inent .... ... • 8etfoConllllned IJINc:t.Connect TeltpfaoM Ma&t1m wtdl Autr>-Ollller • Ural .. ., .. ,__. 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Startinl today, the maximum lnteteR rate on six-month certificates IOld by.banka and •vinet institutions JwnJ» to 9.~l percent from the previous week's 9.45 percent. 1boee rates are de1ennined by a go.vernment formula bued on the average yiel4-of Treasury billa auctioned MCh week by the ~ Department. At Monday'• auction, the avereae rate on six-month billa hit the highest level since lut fall. Laid off workers lo gel benefits Mn.PIT AS -More than 2,000 workers who were laid off from the Ford Motor Co. in Milpitas are eligible for special federal umtance becau.e they lost their joba becauae of foreign competition, the U.S. Department of Labor has ruled. In lta Monday dedRon, the depu1:ment said the workers must exhaust all state unemployment benefits before being entitled to a continuation of state benefits of up to $166 per week for another 26 weeka. In May, Ford laid off 2,386 worken from lta Milpit.M plant, saying Ford didn't tell enough can on the West Cout to justify keeping the plant open. Exploratory oil wells diminish DENVER -An oil-information firm says U.S. companies completed 41 ,371 oil wella in the fint half of 1983, down 7 .5 percent from the same period lut year. Petroleum Infonnation Corp., citing an oil glut and falling world prices, said Monday that 4, 181 exploratory wells were drilled through June30of \his year, down 21 percent from the same period lMt ye.r. Exploratory wells are th09e drilled in .,... in which the emtence of commercially u.eful oil ~ have not been proven. High court upholds stock block RICHMOND, Va. -CSX Corp. says it will extend its tender offer for Texas Gas Re.>urces Corp. a1ock to Aug. 2., citing a federal court deci9ion blockiJll it.a propoeed $1.07 billion takeover of Texaia GM. Supreme Court Chief Justice WarTen Burger refused Monday to overturn a lower court's order that blocks CSX from buying Texas Gas stock at $52 a ahatt, at 1eut until a challenge to the takeover ia heard. AMERICAN LEADERS NEW YOllK CAPI -TM ._.,,.... 11 a lltt OI IM "'°'' actlw alOdl• -on 11>11 dOllW volume for Tuetdey. TM lotet It -on !fie me.Mn Dflc:e ol 11>11 atOdl tr.-ci mull"4IM tv tM allar'ft trMecl .._ Imo Cllem Wa~ a Amclefll t ""'""'"' TIE Comm T~n ~m a Mlc:HEM ~~~~~~~~~~~ METALS MEW YOM ~ • 11101 .....,_ _. ,....llMllJ: o...., . ~ -• ...,._ u.a. ...,_ 0...-. 71.111-par,..._, NY Con.-__ ._. ..._ ...., .• n .... apc111N. ----·~ .......... '1'1111-M.148 ..... Wlllll-.-i.. ......... .,.-.,......·"·' __,. 9M).11D-4210.00 .... 71 .. -· .... , ... ........ ""-~00 -~ _....hf_ NY ' I ~ .., llllyPlat TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 . Charley is the-first to f inisl) ~an Francisco yacht clai:ms line honors in Transpac race BY ALMON LOCI.ABEY ~ .............. handicap leader until one of the leeser rated yachta beats her corrected time. D C5 · . Rocketing ahead of 20 knot tradewinds and A3 the two yachts were snugged into their berths at Ala Wit} Yacht Harbor, an even noiaer and wetter greeting '1.-as on hand, complete with leis, kisees and buckets of · maitais, favorite drink in the islands, according to Bobble Jennings at Transpac press headquarters. Based on the 8 a.m. Monday roll call, the most likely handicap winner was Irving Loube's 46-foot Class C sloop Bravura, sailing under the colors of the Lahaina Yacht Club. Second on handicap time was the Class B yacht Great Fun. and third was Jumpin Jack flash, also a Class B entry. ai.x-foot aeas from Koko Head to Diamond Head, the 67-foot' sloop Char~ey, skippered by Nolan Bushnell of.St. Francis Yacht Club, San Frandao, crossed the finish line at 2:54:38 (PIYr) Monday to claim line honors (first to finish) in the 32nd Los Angeles to Honolulu yacht race. Two hours later, at 4:54:58 (PIYr) the 67-foot . Merlin, sailed by a St. Francis Yacht Club syndicate headed by Cliif Wilson, also drove across the finish Jjne. ; Both yachts were greeted by 900res of boats, If-den to the gunwales with family, friends and press. '1ong with thousands of spectators lining the sh ore at ~ndHead. Charley's elapsed time was 9 days, 1 hour and 54 minutes, about 14 hours short of the elapsed time record of 8 days and 11 hours set by Merlin in the 1977 Transpac. Merlin's elapsed time in this race was 9 days, 3 hours and 54 minutes. Transpac headquarters at Honolulu said the next yacht was not expected until early today. The Santa Cruz-50 Oaxaca radioed her 100-rnile position early Monday afternoon and gave an ETA of 2:27 a.m. (PDT). As the line honors winner, Charley is also the Class leaders on handicap: CLASS A -1. Oaxaca; 2. Whistlewind; 3 . Samurai; 4. Charley; 5. Upbeat. CLASS B -1. Great Fun; 2. Jumpin Jack Flash; 3. Tomahawk; 4. Mimi B; 5. Zamazaan. CLASS C -1. Bravura; 2. Marishiten; 3. Heat Wave; 4. Timberwolf; 5. Uin Na Mara. CLASS D -1. Skysail; 2 Ubalia Too; 3. Winsome Gold; 4. Celerity; 5. Montgomery Street. Big meet lures Moffet But Newport grad is coming off grueling training By CURT SEEDEN cw-. 0.-, ....... Don't look for any world records from former Newport Harbor High standout John Moffet at the McDoriald's International Invitational swim meet this week. Festival (in Colorado Springs) and I swam in the Seventeen (Magazine) meet (in M.iasion Viejo)," says Moffet, currently ranked third in the world in the 200 breaststroke. "Right now, I'm looking at the nationals," he adds. this meet, so that means he'll (Zhulpa) probably be with them." Moffet, a member of the Tustin-based Southern California Aquatics team, boasts personal bests of 1:03.13 in the 100 breast, 2:17.01 in the 200 breast and 2:07.01 in the 200 individual medley -three events in which he will participate beginning Thursday. . Oh, Moffet will be on hand when athletes from more than 20 countries converge at USC's new swim stadium for the four-day meet which begins Thursday. It's just Cl8t Moffet, who'll be a sophomore next year at Stanford, is coming off his hardest training sched- ule. In short, he's downright tired. Still, Moffet figures he'll have another chance to awim against Ro- bert.as Zhulpa, the gold medal winner in the 200 breast at the Moecow Olympics, and one of two swimmers ranked ahead of him in that event. Victor Davis of Canada, incidentally, is currently No. 1 in the 200 breast with a time of 2:14.77. He attained that mark at the World'Championshipe last year in F.cuador. Zhulpa was 8eCOnd at the same event and Moffet was third. Pitching great ohn Moffet ''I trained very hard at the Sports "He was No. 1 in the world for three years until last ye.er. I heard the Ruasians are aending their best team to Former Giant Juan Marichal shows off retired jersey No. 27 a t recent cer- emonies. Swimfest attracts big stars LOS ANGELES. -Top U.S. swimmers will be up against an international cast of standouts from more than 20 countries start- ing Thuraday at the McDonald's International Invitational swim meet. The four-day meet, hosted by the Loe Angeles Olympic Or- anizing Committee and United ~tat.es Swimming, will mark the first competitive use of the new swim stadium at USC. Alao on the agenda ls the Inter- national Diving Invitational, aet to begin Sunday, featuring a U.S. team which includes Greg Lougania and Bruce Kimball fac- ine divers from several other countries. Louganis, who attends UC Irvine, is coming off a gold medal perfonnanoe at the World University Games in Edmonton, Alberta. The swim meet, meanwhile, will feature several interesting matchups, including former New- port Harbor High standout J ohn Moffet against the USSR's Ro- bertas Zhulpa in the 200-meter breastatrok.e (see related story) and the U .S.'s Jeff Kostoff against the Soviet Union's Vladlm.ir Salnikov in the 400, 800 and 1,500-meter freestyles. Salnikov is the world record holder in the 400. 800 and 1,500-meter freestyles. Kostoff owna aeven national titles. .. ' ' ' Ump says he'll eject Wilson Brinkman promises to toss Royal 'even if he apologizes' KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP)....--Umpire Joe Brinkman, who exchanged angry word.a with Willie Wilson, vowed to toss the Kansas City outfielder out of tonight's game with Toronto "even if he apologizes to me." Brinkman worked home plate during Toronto's 11-inning, 7-4 victory over Kansas City Monday night and Wilson argued several called strikes. After the game the two yelled at each other coming off the field and Brinkman said Wilson made vulgar remarks about his mother. "I guea nobody calls inside pitches on him," Brinkman told Mike F)ah of the Kansas aty Star. "I just don't care if the man ever plqs another baeball game while I'm on the field - ever, ever again." Brinkman said he did not plan to report the incident to the American League. "I'm not even going to write him up becawie he'll be going eyery night when I 9ee him anyhow. Whenever he looks at me croa-eyed, or looks at me. U he shakes his head. If he aays hello. U he apologizes, I'D run him." Brinkman said he called Kansas City Manager Dick Howser to complain about Wilaon. Aaked what he told Howser, Brinkman said, "I told him exactly what I'm tel.ling you." "What are you going to do?" Brinkman said. "The guy throwing the ball has a right to pitch if he's throwing it there. I'tn not trying to cheat anybody." Wilson said Brinkman called him vulgar names, too. "I told him his strike zone was kinda bad today," said Wilson, adding that the two exchanged insults. He quoted Brinkman as saying, "We'll see how long you stay in the game wmorrow." Baker still silent, hut his hat isn't. U.S. track was dis:mal at Ga:mes LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dusty Baker of the Los Angeles Dodgers said politely recently that he didn't want to do any more inter- views, explaining, "I'll start talk- ing again when m y bat starts talking.'' The 12-ye,.r veteran was understandably displeased with his first-hall performance, when he hit only .231, more than 50 points below his career average. he's 7-for-14 with six RBI since the All-Star break, Baker didn't have a lot to say. "I've still got some work to do," he said, noting he's still hitting only .244. The Dodgers have some work to do, too, with their defense, in particular. They committed three more errors, giving them 101 of the seaaon, and two came in a disastrous sixth inning when St. Louis scored five unearned runs. EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) - High-profile Willie Gault and un- heralded Randy Givens salvaged what otherwise was a dismal United States track and field per· formance at the XIl World Uni- versity Games. On a Monday night as the 11-day games ended, Gault and Givens anchored America's win- ning men 's and w ome n's 400-me ter relay teams. Tlcketa for the meet range from ~-$7 for mopting ae98iona and $5-$12 for evening ae9Uons. Div- ina tickets are " and $8. NFL camp opens Baker's bat had plenty to say Monday night, collecting four hits, including two home runs, the second one, a dramatic two-run blast with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning that lifted the Dodgers to a comeback 7 ~6 victory OVtt St. Louis. That left the Dodgers in a con- siderable hole. especially with St. Louis relief ace Bruce Sutter on the mound. But they came back, scoring their final four runs off Sutter, 7-5, who took the loss. Meanwhile, Soviet diver Sergei Shlibashvill, 21, who s.Wfered multiple head injuries and under- went brain surgery following an accident in the men's 10-meter platform dive Saturday. re· mained in critical condition. He's on a life support system. Tltk.eta can alao be ordered by phone (213) 741-6000. New Miami QB Dan Marino and Coach Don Shula meet on opening day Monday. But even after that, and the fact Herndon celebrates birth of son in big way Tiger outfielder accounts I or seven runs as Detroit rolls over Angels, 12-6 DETROIT (AP) -Larry Herndon ~y la not going to forget the day h1a f ~~ was born. and neither are the ....... II Herndon collected five hita, scored four ru.m and knocked ln three more u the I ~t Tlcen bluted the Anae1t. 12-6 t Monday nlaht. . 1 The tof~apoken leh fielder's day • 1taned eerly when h1a wife pve b01h to lMTy Jr. at 1:16 a.m., and it flniahed with 'a flve-for-tix perf OC'Tl'lanCe that hieh-Ucbted the Tlcn'a' 19-hlt att.dt apinat faur .A.J\e!l pit.chen. • f "We ,.Uy feel aood about the whole ~," aaid Herndon, who hat three ~UCflten. ''The baby a1ar'ted the whole ~· I ;.wt felt tJOOd. When I came to the my wtfe takf, 'Have a aood day."' llemdon had hill and .:xnd runt ln his first four time9 at bata, capped by a two-run homer In the fifth inn1.na that pve the Ttaers a 10-3 lead. It made pitcher Dave Rm.ema'a night euy, althouch it didn't start out that way. Rol.eTna aurvtved a ahaky fint lnnina ln which the Angela took a 3-0 lead after just three batten. Rod Carew and ltAck Burleeon opened the game wtth singles and acored on Brian Downlnc'• aeventh home run of the year. ~ "I just aot the bell upa little h'tand 1 t<>t hurt," taM:I Roltma, 6-0 and unbeeten In 10 deciliona datina t>.:k to late 1981. "I gave up three rurw ln the fJr1t lnnlng and Mid: 'Well, I aot to hold them now. lt'a ~.~be a Iona day il I don't pt the bell 11\e rtght·hander eettled down after\ the li.nrt lnn1n8 and retired 14 oonMCUUve batten before belne knocked out ln the Anpla' three-run sixth lnninl· But by then, the Tigen were ln command . Lou Whitaker a1ar'ted a five-l'Ull fint·inning rally wtth hit sixth home run of the year and the Tipn added four more runa off Ana"ela' atartel' Geoff Zahn, 6-4, before the innlnl ended. A buel-lOlded walk to John Wockent\m forced home the MIClOnd run. Chet Lemon'• ainale added two men and Marty c.tillo'a lnf'4tld tut capped the out.bunt. All RBI atngle by Wockenfuae gave the Tlgt:f'I • 6·3 letld In the llCOnd Inning and corwecutive doubles by Herndon and Llnce Paniah aacount.ed fot two more ln the third and Herndon'• eiahth~ added • pair ln the fifth. The itt'gers cloeed out the 8COring with alngle rUna ln the sixth and seventh lnn1np on Eno9 Cabell's uc:rtflce fly and Lemon'• fielder's choice, respectively. While pleued with the offensive outburst, Tiger Manager Sparky Andenon a1lo hlld prai8e for reliever Doua S.lr, who held the Angela to ju.at one hit In four lnnlno. "I had him ln Cincinnati in 1978 and he aaved 28 1ame1 for me. He almolt aaved my Job," aald Andenon. who later waa flied by the Redl. Zahn, who came off the dlMbled llat on Monct.y aft.er nun&nc • eore ahoulder for about a month, blamed hia performance on a mental letdown. "I ahould have Md better control.' he NJd. "Phytically there were no problems. I feel aood about that. 8ut I threw ~ very unlntellilent pltchk'' While Gault, a football atar a the University of Tennemee an4 first-round draft pick of the Na- tional Football League's Chk:aft Bears, waa eui.l)t the bea~knowa U.S. track and field athlete~ the 21-year~ld ·01vena, fn>11> Amityville, N.Y .• waa the Amert' cans' biggest ~k and . tielcl medal winner in the games. She finished with two aold medal.a and a silver, w1nn1nC the 200-meter duh and ftni.ahine lll!!C:- ond In the 100. It may have been the fm.1 amateur appearance for G•uJ'- The wide recelver·lddt retw'l'MI" aaid he hoped to announCll he dect.ion within a week wtw h• wtU "8n • profellklnll f.....,,__ contract or and try to com..- tbe UNM Olympe Gamm In Anaela. Gault came from behind co the t.Mm ol Terry Scott and 01'8ddy,al9ofromT~.] Ken RoblNon of~ &a• viciory ln 38.50 wu• I ~ \ . . C9 Orange COUt DAILY PILOTIT~. JUtY ~·. 1983 . . '• . Cowboys oPe.b:.~ training a~~~··:,; .' 'llllOll llARD . . . , .. cocaine 1ssu~ THOUSAND OAKS (AP) -·~ ''.JJidWt : Cowboys, newly arrived ln traln1nc camp, are find1na • tt hard to conoenu.te dely on football lllltitie newt broke of a federal investiptiOft 1J.nkN·~ p~ with cocaine Ule. , • ·, ' 'I ., "U I waa in a player._ ~ MIN r-dt, bit· , distncted," Cowboys coach Tom LaDdry 1114!' '') 1.. ' . wouldn'tbeabletoputmyoompleteconcentntiaAcm.' businem. tt • I . , I Training camp began Sunday im1d 1~ • running becb Tony Donett and ROI\ S ·. . detemive enda Harvey Martin ..00 ea· have been mentioned by fedenl ~ ' '' ·• =~~~:i=v:J:t,~~ ., of a man indicted for cncatne Im~ ·.. ··~c •' Landry uid be doem\'t plan .tq. d&id~' ~ ·: ' disrnils any of the playen at tb1a time, OftJly-to~ . monitor the situation. ~ . • ~ ';.'' ... ~ \ ''There isn't much here that 1 ~·t~. already know,•• Landry uld. ''All Uiat baa1-~ in the last few days Is that we've &Oftl:n. ~ publicity over this thing." , ' : ... The New York Times reported t;be;l~'l". connection in Saturday'• editions ~~ ~ President Tex Schramm oonflrmed ·ft to:.~ Amociated Pres. . . . >; The Dallas Times Herald report.W ~ federal a,enta al8o threatened to~~ \1'; , team's star running back, with ptl I liDliartOf eocliM , unless he testified against hll teamrutee. · 1 • "-" ' Landry said he had beenawareef ~~c;\;· . his team through NFL Security lut ~ ..... "' Cowboy names were mentioned in coMa*-' With-· convicted cocaine dealer John Ru.ell ".W'~ 1r.~" 'r . and Elias Murback, a Bruilian who pleeded guilty,fo • ,,,_,.,smuggling in Dallas. · · · " ~· '-AA.~ •• I"• -•• 1. ., ... : ·.. . •.· .. '. . . , . ~ .... . re•••s te•r•ey Rldgellne T ennl9 end Gott CIUb In Orange wtll host the llxth annual 7-Elewn-MDA tennl8 tournament Aug. 5-7. The te>urMy .. pwt of .,.. ongoing eponlOr-~~uecuW Oyttrophy Auoelatlon by Emry tonna .,. ~ at pwtk:lpetlng 1-a.wn atoree In Orenge County through .My 17 01 by celling Kathie Aoblneon at 835-7711. . ,.~. ' -. \~ .. -. Jahhar, Bulls meelf-... price tag: $4 million"· Surprising Blue Jays roll From AP dJtpatclau The Toronto Blue Jays, who la auapriaed the bueball world by leading .. · the American League East at the .. ·All-Star break, are doing even better in LOS ANGELES -Free qent · GI the leCOnd half of the seuon. They're unbeaten. center~ Abdul . .Jabbar met with ' Monday night,.the Blue Jays made it four in~ row executives of the CNcaco Bulla M<Jno:' , ." ,·, With a 7-4 Ylctory over Kansas City Wlth a day, but no contract offer waa made to • , . ~. three-run 11th inning upriaing. IJoyd Moseby, the 36-year-old veteran. .. ..... .• · ~ · Dave C.W.. and Alfredo Grilfill supplied RBI "It was a fact-finding rneeting,t• ~ ''ltlhi' ·"~in the 11th ... In other games, Bobby Collins, the agent for Abdul.JabbK ..... ._. "". Jeb ... hit a .olo home run with two out in the away from the meeting knowing they are ~' .bottotn of the 15th to give Texaa a 5-4 viciory over 'very 9erioul and that they underttand tbt Pi'tdt · 'Milwaukee. Dave Toblk earned the victory with tag. Now they have to fo hoffte: three innln8a of one-hit relief ... Kem Slagletoa and do their homeWork'.'' ,. " . drove in three runs with a single and homer and c.onm. reiterated th.U flia ~ · lWdle Muray added a two-run homer to lead client is leeld:na • ~. l\altimore to a 7 ·6 victory over Oakland ... Carltoa contract callinC for $4 Fllk and Gree 1Ada1tt homered to power the Abdul.Jabbar W-•n• ~ Olicago White Sox to a . 9-2 triumph ~er free a,ent at the ooDcl~ 6P. . Cleveland ... Gary Gaettl tied the game wt th a the 1982--83 Na~~ ... _two-run homer ln the 8eCOnd inning and Job , ball Amociation p1a)ll0fie.,.,. · Ca1tt.o and Gary Ward alammed conaecutive leCOnd IMdin&~· • ~· I , triplft in the third to lead Minne9ota to a 4-2 win NBA .:-... -· he . ,. · • over the New York Yankees. Bobby Ca1dllo ~ ,,__,, P ~-· ICattered eeven tut.a to pick up the win ... Boston • the put etaht ~ wtt>. UJ! · battled back from a 5-1 defidt to defeat Seattle 6-5 •Loe Angeles Laken. ' • ~ 0 J D-' '----' . '"nU.a is the first time we've rally bad to~ ; · in 1 =· erry ncmy 1 i...-u grounder 9COred with them eye to eye," said C.ollim. '"l'bey-mlde '" Dave Stap e&oD for the winni"3 run. : .. ~Kareem they weren't theft to·~:~ · firing surprised Wagner The Bul.la, who were repreMnted' · a.y' Jonathan Kovler, the team's vice ptesident, aNt Rod Thom, the general snanaP,I'. lint exp1 !I e ( interest ln Abdul-Jabbar lMt month. Collin9-'d the two aides would meet again~ ~In Loe' Angeles. , Quote of the day Crala Mono.. after his oo.ch.lhg debtlt ~ with the benver Oold. a 21-19 9tfiri 09el' fl* Birmingham Stalliona, \vhen Mked: if the .. experience had beeri ie. taxing than pi.,thC· in the NFL: "Are you kidding me! I haft a .ore thro.t. my knees ache and my .,_._._ hurt.a." -• CINCINNATI -Dick Wagner, la -..tstant general manager of the Cin- Cinnati Reda durin8 the ''Big Red Machine" days of the early 1970. and president during the National League baaeball ,team'• decline since 1978, said his firing took him by IW'J)rile. But Wagner said he accepted his dismissal Monday becaute "one thing my parents taught me wu to have res~ for my superlon," ln this caae · ·Jame9 Williama and William Williama, Reda · chairmen and general partners. "The William8es are really fine gentlemen," WagnB said, houn after being removed as preaident and chief executive officer. ''They're interested in Cincinnati or they wouldn't take on the ball club. They don't need the huale." Wagner will be replaced by Bob Howsam, his . mentor and the man who preceeded him aa ....__ ___________ ....... ...__...........,. '. .. p~dentof the Reds. ..... . . .. ~. ··-... • ' ~ .... >· John's lite f4·W~ed bag of success · l:Jfl.ef}fragedy ·· · ~· i " arm ln July, 1974, a ·. • · that involved trans-- ,11 Tommy John bU i.mecf any-~·1-don from hia rilbt arm, ~in hia 19 years •• ~= . . ~ of beby Ttavil John J)6Jeher,ltiathatb•rloellcenbe1 Wtll!t ~ and potllble deeth (111« with ldmi-cne mlnUW" • ·•1 •lllP'"~t have been fully tum Cl'llllly cruel the next. · · , . · •· ~~ newap9pen and TV. ._ The40-year-dctleft,.bandft--lelmed .. -:-°;a&-... ~th* OIHU\hored boOk, u.e ._.. in a careet' wtth' ftW . ~~ S.U.y invite you not lnto dWerent t.eama. two of. them cham-~.,..~and live you the mosi 1 p6arw. and penooal ~that tint inUIDIMe r-ainid polanant detan. of thr'Mtened to -.. ..,.... and ............. tll ..... .xindly almalt COit the life°' bia-'-•• ·... if tbia IUdden and thm 2 ~ yearwold, who twnbMd from• lhal1erina Vea-dY heel ~ ltcJl'y wtndow. . '>Ur mirid all the petty •"lbere II nod\.lna like a fae..to-faca ~ Uw ....Uy nourlthed ~-wtth dMth to cmt • It.Mil . pn 'thie fallt pride, the Jeal· ~t a1ull the concen11 of th1I world," ou1 •· the . 1 plte and the Tomm~kl In a book recal1il\I wttt\ lllf.. ~that too often cloud wjte tt.e pUlt ~ ~ . • .. ~ YWon,'' they wrote well • the -..ppol1 Ind CMilfwt ' I • t' l"JIC!llwdfrom'~of PIOD&eall •••a ~la one of baleball'•-°"" the land~,_.. W. lwwr , anaUwofTemt'Haut.e, OJ'er-dae-U•e ,.•r•ey The ,.,... 8outMtn Ctilfotnla C>Yer·the-h wottd chemplolletllp wlll be he6d July 30-31 and Aug. e (If nee wy) at EJ ModeNI High School In Orenge. Olvtelone Include men'• open, men'• century end women'• open. Entry r.e le '27 per tMm. The dou~tlon toutnament will be llmtted to 218 ,..,,,. and team• wtll be ac- cepted on • nrat-«>me, nm...,..,. b9ele. Gamet wlll be Nmlted to ftV9 lnnlnge. For eddltk>MI lnfonnatlon, phoM (213) 83(f..2298. R••s ... sters plenle The Ram1 Bootter Club has echeduled lt1 • annual Booeter Club-NFL Alumni pre-eeuon pk:nlc for Saturdey, July 30 at Cal State Fullerton et 11 e.m. ~em pk:ture taking wtll be featured until noon. Children In attendance wlll be able to have their photo taken With Ram players. Ticket• are pr~ at S10 for adults and $3 for chHdr.n, egee 3-12. Pr0Qeed1 will be donated to the Albert Sitton Home for abuled children, located In Orange. For mor~ Information, phone 751-6343. Schmidt slams Cincinnati Mike Scllmldt, benched the la previous two games, drilled a grand slam homer in the top of the 11th inning Monday night to spark the Philadelphia Phillies to an 11-7 victory over Cincinnati to highUght National League action. It was Schmidt's sixth career grand slam and his 17th home run of the aeaaon. In all, he had six RBI on the evenin ... Elaewhere, Rapltael Ramirez, not known for his power, cracked a three-run homer off recently reactivated Montreal reliever Woodle Fryman to lead Atlan- ta to a 6-4 victory over the Expos. Tim Wallacll, the for- mer University High and Saddleback College star, had a two-run homer for the Expos . .. Tim Flanaery connected for his first grand slam to spark San Diego to a 6-5 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The Padres 9COred six runs in the first inning off loeer Ferpaoa Jellkiu ... Mike Euler's leadoff homer in the ninth gave Pittsburgh a 3-2 decision over San Franci9co. Euler al8o had a pair of singles for the Pirates. Darrell Evau had given San FranciaCO a 2-1 lead in the third inning with his 20th home run, tops in the National League. It was his first homer in three weeks. Does Bonilla have answer? SAN DtroO -Padres second la baseman Juan Bonilla says that instead of heavy fines and the threat of suspension. the aolution to drug prob- lems in baseball iamandatoryclassesondrugabuae for everyone. "It could be done during spring training," said Bonilla, who went through a drug rehabilitation program last iwnmer. "Everyone could be treated as out-patients, rm sure mo.t players would want no part of it, but I really think learning more about drugs, and aeeing the~ movies I had to watch would benefit everybody. r wish we could do it ... Of his own problem, Bonilla said, "I wasn't an addict, I was just a uaer. I enjoyed smoking marijuana becau.e it helped me relax and made me feel good. I never bought any cocaine because it's way too expensive. but I tried it. It's out th~ Somebody is always offering it to you." Referring toa nearly $54,000 fine against Los Angeles Dodgen relief pitcher Steve Howe. Bonilla said, "Fines d9n't help: they should have just left him alone. Television, radio TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Baaeball-Angels at Detroit, 4:30 p.m., KMPC (710): St. Louis at Dodgers. 7:30 p.m., KA.BC (790) . ..... . ,....._S ... In wtth CJeveland In It'• tbt .. S.Uy and Tommy 'John )~'" . ·the~WhJteSoxln Ex-Rustler out at home S'ton:OurJ....u.iftBr•ball,"relatedb; ·.1• ~~--,...,._.. th. ban.,-,_ and hil wife. · g ~~= for the Loi Aftaelee The __ _._ of tM aibo9r C9 .... ;. I ' ·-.. --... \ .. . Boetpn '• Jeff Newman tap out u-Colden W eat CoUe1e 1tar John MOHe of Seattle Mondtay. Bo.ton won, 6-5. llfHly••rll•• The eeventh annuel WOf'ld Body Surfing Champlonehlpt wlll be held In C>eeanllde Aug. 26-28. The competition, which ettract• 400 en- trant• from the U.S .• Ceneaa, Auetralla and N9W z-aencs. la open to man and women OV« the • of 12. There ar•..,,.,, man'• eoe breckete and two We>mel'I' I dlvlalOnt. Competition begin• et 8:30 a.m. eactl d•Y at the Oceanelde !>'-~ludee Auo. 28 wtth ftnal oompetHlon In 811 eGe bracket•. Entry blank• and eddftlonal lnformetlon are avelleble by phoning (819) 433-7633. Entry deedMne la Aug. 10. Pro be•eb ..-olleyb•ll The Pro Beach Volleyball tour reaches the halfway point July 23-24 with 64 top men·a doubles teams competing In the first Hermosa Beach Open at the H•mosa plef. The event 11 the flr•t In a aeries of South Bey tournament• tl'lls eummer fNturlng the na- tion'• finest players. Competition begins at 9 a.m. Saturday, July 23, With the finals echeduled for Sunday al 3 p.m. . , .. ., I I J . • I Two area girls • I I • • vie 1n tourney Two area high 9Chool girls are part of a 10-member Southern California AAU 16-and-under basketball team which will be competing next week in the National AAU tournament in Hanunond. Louisiana. Costa Mesa H.igh's Shelly Neal and Fountain • Valley High 's Therese Puchalski are making the trip. , The team. aelected last April, h~ played 12 games, winning 11 and losing the t 2th by just one pomt to a Korean team, The Southern Cal team opens the tourney Monday. facing the winner of the Virginia-West Virginia game. A total or 25 teams are entered in the double-elimination tournament. which runs through July 23. Puchahdti is a 5-10 forward who earned All-StmSet League honors last season at Fountain Valley. She will be a senior in the Call. Neal, who will alao be a senior in September. is a 5-8 forward-guard. She was Mesa's most valuable player last season and was selected to the All-Sea View League team. The only other Orange County pl.ayer on the team ia Sonora High's Stacy Pryor. a 5-8 guard. The team is coached by Tom Pryor and Steve Kavaloski Following the National AAU tourney. the Southern Cal team will compete in the International Basketball Congress tournament in Phoenix, begin- ning Aug. 8. NCAA loses bid for TV contract KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) -The C.Ollege 1 Football Association may call a meeting of most of the nation's top football powers i.n the wake of the NCAA's latest legal setback in its fight to retain control of college football telecasts, sources told The Asaociated Press. On Monday, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refU9ed the NCAA's request to stay an order voiding the .-odation 's network television contracts. The NCAA sought the stay while it appealed the lower rourt ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court. The lower court order was issued last year by U.S. District Court Judge Juan Burciaga in an antitrust case brought by the Univermty of Oklahoma and the University of Georgia Athletic Association. In addition to voiding the NCAA 's network football contracts and freeing colleges to make their own • deals, the order enjoined lhe NCAA from offering even a voluntary television plan . The NCAA unsuccessfully appealed the ruling to the 10th l.t.S. Cireuit Court of Appeals and now is attempting to get the U.S . Supreme Court to hear the caae . Sullivan captures state tennis title WOODLAND -Brien Sullivan, who led tbe Corona del Mar High tennis team to the CIF 4-A championship before graduating this past aeuon. is the new California State Junior Tennis champion. Sullivan, competing al the Country Oaks Ten.nil Club here, defe.ted top-eeeded Mark Jaoobeoo of San Ftancllco, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4 in Saturday'• clw. ,pk>mhipmatch to claim the tit.le . Sullivan, 18, and bound for Brigham Young University on a full tennia .cholanhip, edvanced to the c:NmplonshJp mat.ch with a 6-2, 6-4 aemifbW victory over Chris Ewtng, a1ao of San Franci.Ko. 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NA TtoNAL LEAGUE Oed9erl 7, Cerd!Mh ' STLOUIS LOS ANGLS Herr 71> Ramn71> Otl«kll lt> LoSmllh" vanSlvlt" Hndrck 11> McGtotd GrMn rt Brummrc O!omllhu Fo.-.cll P Sullt<D Mrlllll elHlllll 2001 SS.•71> 4 120 0000 Ltndt11d 5211 5 0 I 0 Bake< tt S 3 4 4 3 1 0 0 Guerre< 31> 4 O O O 1 o 0 o Brock lb ' o 1 O S 1 2 0 Mtnhal rt 4 O I O 4 I 1 0 VH-c 3 0 0 0 1111 MonOyon 1011 4 I 1 0 An<ltsn u 0 0 0 0 • 0 I 1 RusM4t u 3 1 1 O 7 1 I 0 RCMlftdl l>I\ 1 0 0 0 o o o o Reves c o o o o Valtnzta o O O O O Siewert o O O O O Thom' ph I 0 0 0 BeckwlhP O O O 0 Lndllv Pl1 1 0 0 0 )2 6 I l T.._ l6 7 12 6 kert w""""" Sruuh oeo OM 1•-6 Lat AlleMa •3 000 ou-1 Ont oul wlltn wlnnl119 run tCOftd Game·Wlnnlno RBI -Baker (4). E-Marw•. Grwn. Guerre<o, v-. Henelrkll OP-t.os A"9tits 2. LOll-SILouls I, Los A""4et 1 2&-+iendrlck, Landrffull. HR-Bake< 2 (10). SB-GrMn (14). LoSmlth (IJ), McGH I lSl. $-Va1tn1ueta 2, FOl'tel\. SF-GrMn. II" H It l lt H IO Sl\.eull FOl'Kll 1 1 I 4 ~uller L,7,s 1 1·3 l o 2 Lft~ Veltnluelt 52·3 1 S 0 Sltwarl 1 1·3 0 I O lecltwlltl W.1·2 2 I O 0 I Fond! pOChtd lo -l>tllt< In 1111. WP-FMM:ll, Siewert. T-2·41. -'-•7,0f7. Natlenel a..a9Ue .....,..,, ··-· Allanla 010 100 040-6 10 0 MontrHI 102 100 OCIC>-4 11 0 Feleona, C.mo (4), Btclro,la n Ill 1nd Ben9<11cl, Owen (I); Bur-rls, Frvman (I), ltMrdon m ano Carte<. w-<amo, •·1 L-f'rvman, 0-1, HRt-Allt nle. Cheml>lln (11), 1tamlrt1 !l). Montreal, Wallach (fl ...... 11,lt .. 7 PllllacMIC>lli. 033 100 000 ~11 12 0 Clllelnntll 002 203 000 00-1 IS 4 111 ...... ) Hudlon, He<nanotr (6), Alllmlreno (7), Holland m1 McGrew Ill) enO Olar; a.tr1vl, Gala (4), Po-CS>. Htves !71. Hume (9) and t(nlcatv. W-HOlltnd, 4·0. L-Hume. 1·4. Hlts-Plllledelollla, SchlTlkll 2 1 m. Clnclnnall, CtclenO m ,...._6,CllMS Chlc.aoo 111 010 100-5 11 O San Oleoo 600 000 OOx-6 S 0 Jtnltlns, Ltftt<h !21. lttuu ler (7) and Oavls; Wl"tllson, Montefusco 151, Mon99 (9) •nd KenMltv. W-Monlefusco, I· 1, L- Jtnll.lnt ~-S. HR1--<:hlca110. Hell 2 (4), Devi• Cl•). San Olt9o, Flanntrv 131. """''" J, Glafllt 2 PlllSlll.WOh 100 100 001-J 10 San Francisco 101 000 000-7 I 1 ltoblnM>n, Strmltr1to ltl, SCurrv ltl end ,.....; Brtlnlno, Barr (ti •rlel Mtv. W-Sarmltnlo, 2·3. L-8retnl119, 6·6. Hlt.-f'lllltlur91'1. Eesltr IS) San Fr•n· clsco, (20). MAJOR LEAGUE LE AOERS American LaHUe IATTING (19S ., t>illll: eanw, ""-"· .At4; B0991, &os•on •. 361; Brtll. Kansas Clly, .l5'; Griffey, New Yon., 333; Meltat, Kensal Cllv. m . ltUNS: Youn!, Mllw•ukM . '°· Uoslltw. Toron10, 5'; OEnnt, &otlon, SS; WWI'-!, KtMH Cllv, $S; EMurrtv, a.111more, s... ltll: 1tic.. loslon, 61; Klllle. CNcaoo. '41; C-, MllwaukM . ST; Warel, MIMt· toll. SS; L.N.P9rrllll. OttrOll, S4. HITS: IOllel, &otton, 1071 Wllllakef. OttrOll, 1115; ltlct, halon, IOI; Warel, MlnnftOla, 100; ear-, ........, ft. DOUBLES: BOHS, l o•lon. 26; L..N.Parrllh, OttrOlt, 26; McltH, Kense• Cllv. H; Hr1>91<, ~le, 241 Sert lleel wlltl 21, TltlPLES. Herndoll, Ottrolt, 1; G.Wllton, Ottrolt, 6; Gftffln. T!l'onto, 6, 10 .,. lltlel wllll $. HOME ltUHS: ltlct, ... ion. U; Kime, C'*-• JO; Armes, lkKlon, 11; c-. Mllw8'Al ... 17; """'w, Tll'Oftto, 11. STOLEN eAIES: lt.HenelerMln, Oel<· !encl, '71 J,Crur, CNceoo. '21 W.WllSOll, Kanee1 Clly, Jt: tt.1,.1.r,. Ctt!Cet6, »1 ~ Tne1 ti. '9T(HINO :(1 4*/llona): KootMen, Chi~ cefO, 7·1, >.JS; lt.WadltOll, Tlforilo, 6-1, UI; ~ AMiii. .. t. a..•; ltltfleltl, New Yorll, 10-~, ) l4; Helt, Mllweulr.M, 6-2. U1. ITRlltEOUTS: Stieb, TOl'Ollto, 11>; ~. c~. t«J; Morr11. Oetf'Oll, '11 1t1t111ttt1. New Y0<11, t>: w11on, Mii• WIUllM Q . $AVb: QulWllOerr'" Kallaft Cllv, 201 Stenltv, ... ten, 16; Ct uellll, ... Ille, IS; Ill.Devit , Mi-tote, 14/ L-1. o.trOlt, 12. Kevin Fell, Alex Wesner, Steve Schroe der and Je ff Tomlin; and (back row) David Vistaunet, Jeff Oeding, Stuart Lilias, Scott Marumoto, Jeff Harvey and Coach Jim Turner. HITS· Otlver, MonlrHI, 106, Tnon. Hous · Ion. 105. Dawson, MontrHI, 10.; Hendrick, St.Louis. 100; Garv..,. San Olaoo, 9t, ...,..rl>l\v, Allanla, 99. DOUBLES: 041ve<, MonlrHI, 14; Buel<· ,.... , Chicago, 72; Handrick, S1.Loul1, 72, Knl11111, Houtlon, 22; Cru1, Houstoro. 21. J.ltev. Pl11,1>ur1111. 71. TRIPLES, Buller, Allenle , I, Mor-. HouSloro, 8, Raines, Monlrt11, 7; Dew~. MonlrH I, 6, S art tleo wllh 5. HOME RUNS; Evens. San Francisco, 20; Gv«rw•, L" A,._.., lt; Murl>llv. Ati.n· I•. 19. Dawson, MonlrHI, 17, Schmid!, Phllteltll>l\la, 11. STOLEN BASES· Raine\, MonlrHI, 36; Wiison. New YOl'k. 31; S.Stx, L" ..,._.., 2'; L•Ma,ltr, San Francisco. 21. Mor-. Houston, 21. PITCHING 11 Cltcl1lonsl N\Onlefusco, San Olt9o, 1·1, 4.07; ltvan. Hou\104', 1·1, l.t 7. Falcone, Allenle, 7·1, 7.97; P, Perea, Altanla. 10·7, 2.51. HMMfl. L" ..,._.., l·l. l.l4; Roger\, MonlrN I, 12·l, 2.9'. STRIKEOUTS; Carllon, Pllllaeltlpl11a. 141; Solo, Cincinnati. 130, McWlllla ms, Pl111bur11h, 109; Rooera, Monlrta l. 19. Be<envl. Clnclnne ll, M. SAVES· Baelro\lan. Allanlt, 13, Re· ereloro, MonlrH I, ll; La velle. San Fren· cl.co. 12. LeSmllh. Chlcavo, 11, LUCH . S.11 Olaoo, 9; s. Hawe, L .. ,.,....., ' Uttle LMtue TOURNAMaNT OF CHAMl"M>NS Olttrtct 62 (at ,.._.,,..... Vtltv LLI ,.....,., Scert Slen•on 1. Founlaln v all9y Soulh O TtdaV's GMw 5.JO o.m. -Stanton v'-Stavltw Tlwn49V'• ~nND GwM S:lO o.m. -Wt\lmlnster Nallonal vt 1onl11hl's wlnMr UTILE LEAGUE ALL·STAAS SenicW LM9Ue DISTRICT SS TOUttNAMI NT ca1 w~ '"•""· ...,..,., Sundllv's Sc-Norlh lrvlnt 4. L•11una Blitch 3 Mlu lon North 1. SaoclltOaek S Mlu lon SO<llh 19. El TOl'O 0. 4 IM l"9S !El Toro etlmlnaltd) Mlu lon Hlfts 1, Soul!\ Irv Int 7 I Soulh lrvlnt e!IPT>lnaltd) ,.....,., ker9s Lt11un• 8Hch S, Mlu lon Soulh J (Min ton Soulh ellminaleO) Vlt lo 6. Nor!h lrvlnt 4 Ttflltlllt"s Game\ S -Mlu toro Hiii' v' S.CICl'4tbeck 1;)0 -Min ion NO(th vs. L•ke Forl\f w.-...V't O-s -Min ion Hltt\·S.CldleDtck wtnne< "' Ltlo.e FOftst·Mlulon NOl'ln '°"" 1.30 -L•llUM 8Hch vs NOl'tll lrvlnt DISTRICT 62 TDUttNAMaNT (at ....... """· ,...., .... , MelldaV'I SC.. S.evlaw 12, Bol'9 9 Ttftllftt°I GerM S -F ounlaln v alltv South "'· We SI· mlnsler Nellontt w.-...v'1GMM S 11.m -ltoC>lnwood vs. Hunll119ton Valltv 'TllunMV's Game s 11 "'· -BOlsa "''· Fountain ven.v Soulll·Westmlnster Nallonal lo- ~ L.ee91M DIS'BICT 61 TOUlllNAMElfT (at F_,..111 ValeY Hllll) ~V'S k«9\ Botsa 12, Hunlln111on Vall9v 9 w .. 1mlnt1tr Nallonal lS, Founlaln Val· ltV Soutll 1 Ttftiltlt'S~ s -Founltln Valleo; Nor111 vt. Ocean View Amertcen S -ltoDtnwoocl o . Stevltw W....,_V'sGwM Som. -Huntlnolon \la119v vs Fovnletn va11tv Soulll T'llundlV's Geme 6 11.m , -Founlaln Vetltv NOl'tll·Oc.ean View America n toatr "'' Rot>· lnwood·Stavlew loMr DtSTIUCT SS TOUttNAMaN"T at W..e.1det l"artr, lrvllltl laturc19V'• c.-4 o m -Mission Soulll v'-SteldtebaCk 1 p.m, -NOl'll\ lrvlnt n Mission Hiiis SuNaV'• ~ I o.PT>. -La9Unt 8Hch Vl. Soulll lrvlnt 4 p,m. -Vltlo "''· L•k• Forest ~.,..~ S o.m. -Min ion Soulh·S.OOMll>Kll tor.er Vt. Norlll lrvlM•MIUIOI' HIMS lostr 1:30 p,m -Mission Sovth•Steldltl>aGk winner "'· NOl'tll lrvlnt·Mln lon Hiib winner T""419Y, '1lllV lt G- J Pm. -L99una Bttell·So\.tlll trvlne -vs. Vltlo·Ltke F°'"' lot.t< 1:30 p "'· -Lteunt S..cl\·Soull\ lrvlnt wlnne< VI. Vltlo·Ltke F0<n l Winne< LITTLE LEAGUE 11·12·V...· ... DtSTIUCT 62 TOUlllNAMSNT AltlA A (ti l'eufttelll Vtltv N.-LL) S.twtlltv'•0-1 o.m -Ocffn vi.w Nallonal vs . $tanlon 4 1>.m. -Foun1tln Valtev North ••· Wn lmlnt ... Arntrlcan MeMl't'•~ S:JO P.m. oc .. ,, View Na· 1'-t•Slanlon towr va. Founleln VaHev NOl'll\•W .. lmlMI., Arntrlcetl io.., T"'*Y• Nll'I 19 OelM 5:30 o.m. OcMn View Na· llonal·Stanlon winner "'-S..vltw AltlA a (It OCiMft View ~ LL letuNev'• 0- 1 "·"'· -Hun1tnolon \lalltv n . Fou1111ln Velltv SOUi!\ 4 I.I'll. -Bolst vt. Oc91n Vltw ArNtl• ~ ~ . ._ S:>O I.I'll. -HUftl~ Vele•,.Founialn Valltv Soulll loMI' va. SOIM·Ocffn View Amtriean IOMI' TWltllty, """' " 0-5:30 11.m. -HunllllOlon V ... v·Founleln VllllW toutfl wl_.,."1. ROOlnwOOCI ........ .,,.,, . ._ 5:30 11.m. -S4*e-<>cleen View Amtrtc.n wll\Mr "'-W..~* Hetlonel OISTltlCT A TOUIUIAMSNT C et .....,,.,,. PM, lrWlt) All•A A ...... e._ S:U II.I'll. -£1 TOl'O vt. S.11 JUI/I 7!30 o.m. -MllMOll Hlllt "''· Lffuna Nloutt ,.,....,,JWI ltO- SllJ P.m. -Sen Ci.mtnlt n La1111118 IMeell 7~ II.I'll. -Ml"lon SOUlll YS. Lekt """' ........ ""' ..... S:lf IM'fl, -Ill f-* J\Mft wlnMr vt. MlllMll """"'-""-Nllll8I .. .,,,,. 1:)9 "·"'· -..,, °""'",...'---llMcll wlMOf "" Mla.i.n Soutll-L.ekt ~II'· .., winner ,__.,, Nlf'I 11 --••IS o.m -Iii Toro•Sen .111a11 loMI' va Mlatlon HlllHAf\H\t Nltilll IOW 7iJO 11.m. -Sen Clt!Mn••· ltfulle IMc:ll loMr .,.._ MlltlOfl :.OUlh·Lelle l'Ol'ftl IOW AltEA I Mendev's GtlTIH S·IS om -S.O<lteoeci.. "' Vltlo 1:30 P.m ,,--Min ion Nortll "'' NOl'ln Ir YIM T""41tv, JUlv 1f Games S:IS o.m -Newoorl Netlo11al v,, Norlh· wood 1:30 pm -S.OdtelwlCll·\llelo winner vs SOIJtll lrvlM W..,.Mtllv, JUiy 20 Games S:IS p.m -Min ion Norlh·Noriri Irvine 1o .. r v,. Newoorl Netlo11al·Norlhwood tor.er 7:JO o.m. -Minion Norlh·Norlll Irvine wlllne< vs. Newoorl Nt1lonel·Nor1hwOOO winner (NOTE: Tournarnenl conllnuu 1nrougll Julv 21 or 191 Los Alamltos MONDA Y'S ltE$UL TS <6ht .. t2·nlttlll -~,.. mHftnll) FIRST ltACE. 400 11ards Ulllmaie So1ullon I Ade It I 9.40 S,70 3.60 Miu KIPv Ce1 CFrvoevl 3.10 2.10 Flower B .. ket CCreage<) 4.40 Also raced; Miu Gav Awav. Criam· oa11ne FH ture. L•Ov Lisa Two, Angte Jth Wer Time 20.34. U U tACTA 11·71 oe>o s2' 00 SECOND ltACI . JSO vard' Swe-(Blevins) • 80 J 80 7 60 Mark 011 Fe vOl'lle (Cl4!'1net 8 ?O 6 00 Cu Ce Pall IFloresl J 40 Also r~ Terri' Dream Tov. Sevanno Blue JH ns, Sommers Stertett, KIP Te Orum. Ummv CllocolattStaooln Acorn Tlmt lt.41. U EXACTA (•·81 otlel '"60 TH•O ltACE. JSO vards E u v LeCIH Reouu r IGercl•I 180 llO l?O Lanlt lltln (Hert) l IO J SO Joell' Smtsn IBrooi.sl 6 SO Also receO lrlsflu Peu. Wlsh1n• Eov Jusl Htevllfl, Sister P1!911V. Le Moon Chlcl\, Go AIUl'H. S.r•n Sue. Time 11 98 '~TH RACE. «O vard• Her" JOhn JOM IMllCllelll 9 00 4 00 l 10 BIPT>S Pan 1 Aoelr I 3 40 1 80 Mt Rkh Blrel (Warol 3 60 Also raced St111111 E09e. Love A119et. El Potrtros Gokl. Tr-e NabOO Time· 21 99 n EXACTA 11·11 oe10 U.IO FIFTH ltACE. 350 vatels It.OS Coe>V Cal (Adair l 9.20 l 10 2.10 trlSll Prtterence (Harl) 4.60 7 60 Touch Control (MllChtU) l 00 Also raceO SOH4v Aneel, Miu Merl!, Mafflts Man. Jel Stl BeDv. Olsco Klllv Time. 17.14. U •XACTA (6·1) oekl '3180 MXTH ltACE. 350 urel• Cl\toerrtl n t IT•sr•l U O 4 20 ·uo ltHI Ettv Sito (Herl) 4 80 3 80 Teut &omlltr ICreeoer) 3 IO Also racao: Goin Tooetlltr. Roel\• Tear, PHS II 10 Me. Moons OleM. Time: 17.73. 12 UtACTA 11·1) Pt ld JS2 40. 5eV•NTH ltACE. 400 verOt Roellal>O (LaCktV) 1940 s 60 0 0 Neve< Sl\Ol'I CCrtao;ien l 40 3 00 En v Stnel• (Flores) I oo Also raced Sir Flirlin Arouflel. POflt Fen, Flasnhem, Prlmone1tes Men Go Met Go, Slllhll Pr l11<e. Es E' Te Tlme 19.91 12 eXACTA (1·l l oe10 \40 20 elGHTH ltACE. 870 Yard• Win POllCv 10 60 1 70 J.80 Oonawo 1060 4 20 Ca•cllt Dance< l 60 Ah.O raceo· Tuata Too. Ttavetln Show. Horne B•r.a Tlmt '5.~ 0 IXAC1'A 16·1) Patel ~00 U l"tCK SIX !6· 1-6-1-1-1) Paid $24,314 wllll I winning ticket h i• he><se't J7 Pict\ SI• consolellon Pelo s7,115 80 wllh 11 WIMlno llckeh lllYt horHS). NINTH ltACa. 350 vero1. Gr•ndPT> .. lloleck 1 40 4 IO 2.60 Ju09t Knl9111 l IO 140 Deb\ Turn 7 40 Att0 raced Jes1ors Roar. tchv Disco. Tlnv CM, Ml Oulctnen, BHu Boomer. Eesv Holst, Mt11trlus CoPv Time 17.12 12 aXAC1'A 19·7) paid US 80 Alltnclan« -6.795, Misc. un1Wn1tY Gamts 'BACK ~·s 400 ""'"' rtlav -I. Unlltel SlelH , JI.JO, Mtn'• llOHH -I Anoo v PrOllofvev (USSlt), 13. .. ; t Wlllle Gault (U S l, 13.'t. W-'t 400 mete< rtlt\I -I Unlltel $1•""· .,,., W-'• HJ - 1. T_,a Bvkova IU,Sltl,..._ WOl'l'ltll'• .oGIH -\. Ektlttlna F~o IUURI, 56.10. WATSlt l"OLO ., unoed $1e1 .. 11, flort1tnla 10 unit 10. CUCll 1 ~l ) l vie in Jr. Olympics Wat.er polo teams Crom Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor highs are headed for the UnJver- slty of Notre Dame lat.er this month for the Junior Olympics. Coach Jhn Turner's CdM squad and Coach J eff Stites Newport Harbor team. both oomprlsed of players 15-and-under, will be up agaiNt some of the best teams in the nation during the fi ve days of competition , July 26-30. Both teams advanced to the ' Junior Olympics after placing high in the Southern California regional qualifying tournament. Members of the Corona del Mar squad include Kevin Fell, Jeff Harvey, Mike Story, Ty Tripoli, Alex Wesner, Jeff Tomlin, Stuart LiUas, Scott Marumoto, Frank McGeoy, Jeff Oeding, St.eve Schroeder, Bob Seely and David Vistaunet. Members of the Newport Harbor squad include: Michael This wtek's trout •rm LOS ANGELE$-Big Rock Crffk, Bl9 T ulunoe CrHk (lower l. Booquel Cenvon CrHll. Ca111lc Lake, Culak Laeoon. Jeckson Leke, Lllllt Rock Crttk, Liiiie Roel< Reservoir, Plru Creek (FrtnchlTlan's Flell. Pvrtmlo Leke, San Georltl River (west, norlfl tori\') Rl\/EltSIOE -De rk Cenvoro Creek, Fuller·Mlll Creek, Fulmor Leke, Htmal Lake SAN eERNARDINO -Green Vettt v Leke. Grt90fv leke, Stn1e Ana River, Stnle Ane River (soulh lorkl. $1tverwood Lake SAN DIEGO -Doane Pono KERN -AIOer Creel<. Ceoar Crttk. Er\klne Crttk, Kern River houlll IOl'k), Kern River IKR3 oowerriou.. 10 L•k• tsat>elle ) TULARE -Bone Crffk, OHr CrHk, Orv MteOow Creel\. FrHmon CrHk. Kern River (Felrvlew Clarn ro KRJ oowerl\ouH . Johnsondale Bridge to Felrvlew Oery1), Not>e Yoong Creek, PepPfrmlnl CrHk (upper, tower), Poso Creek, Soulll Crttk, Tult River lmlOOlt tori<), Tule River lnorlh, south torh of main t0<k). Tole River (Ceder Stoot area), While River V•HTUIU -St\oe Crttl< (lowt<I, Venture Rive< (norlh lork). INYO -Bak9" Creek, Big Pint Crttk, Bl,MP CrHk <lower. mlCIOle. soulh, 1n1tkt II), Georgea Crttk, Gooclele Ctttk, Incle• oenelence Crffk, Latte Sabrina, Lone Pine Crttll. Oak Crttk (north fork>. Sht ohtrds CrHk, SvPT>mes Crffk, TaOo<>se Creel\, Tlnemehe Crffl<, Tullle Crffk, USFL Sundav'• Cl\tlTlplOnSl!IP Game (el 0-..) M>chigan vs Phlledelollle U.S. Pro Cha~ll\lps (ti BraeldlM, MlllL ) Flntlt~~ Edelle Olt>tn IU S.I Cltl Slanl.iav Birner (C1ecnos10vekte), 2·6, 6·4. 1·6. Fer"'"°° Lune ISPelnl dti Bull Schull1 (U.S I, 6-l, 6·1. Merk Dickson CU S.I Ott. Carlot Castellan (Argenllne), S·7, 6·4, 6·4; Craig Miiier (Aut lrelle) Clef. Bernerel Frh1 (France). 6·3, 6·3, Tom Caln IU.S.) Ott. Jonolnen Cenler (U.S.!, 6·3, 6·3; Jon Levine IU.S.I Oti. Pell'! Annacont (U.S.). 6·2, 7·6: Juen Avt<lellO ISPeln) dti JOhn ltou IU S.t, ,.4, J-6, 6·4, Brad Orewell (Auslr•I· It ) clef Eeldle Eelwarels (Soulh Africa). 6·1. 6·4, Sieve Borowiak (US.) Ott. Eean Adams CU S.l. 6·1, 3·6, 6·7; Jor.a A11ulten ISPalnl Cit! Mtrclff Freeman IU.S ), 1·6, 1-S, Jlmmv Brown IU S ) cle1 Cauto MOiia Cllrulll 6·2, 6·1, Bruce Fo11worlll IU.S.l Clef, Cntl' Johnstone (Australia >. 6·2, 6·3; Clau<llo Penetta (llelv) Oel Biii r 1IPkev (U.$.). 6·4. 6·~ Grand Prix hlumament tet Stv"'8rt, w .. 1 Gtnnallvl Finl R~ SllltM• Orew Giiiin IU S.) tJtf Roscoe Ten,,... IU S ). 6·•. •·6. 6•0, Stmmv Gl•mmelva CU S ) Oat Peter Eller (Wtsl Gumanvl. 6·4, 6·3 Swedlsll Opee <•• .. ,IN, sw.-i) Mall'• Finl ltaund Mrllttt Jeroslev Nevre11t (Ciecl\oslovaklet Cit!, Mike OtPatmer (U.S.), 6·3, 6·1; It-to v11calno ISPt lnl Cl•I Ma11nu' Tleltman (Sweelen), 7·5, 1·S; Sltien Slmon1son (SwtMnl clef. Per Hlerlovlst (Swedtn), 6·2, 6·1 W_.s Finl It~ $MtleS Cairln Jo ell (Sweelenl Cltl. S.Drlna Gotes (Yuooslavlel, 6·2, 6·2, Ltft• Sandin (Sweelent oel C•thertne LlnCIQvl" (Sweelen), 6· 1. 6·l Women'• tournament lal Ntw.-f, It.I.) "'"' lt9Uftd Mllllt• J•n• ForPT>en (U.S.) dti HHllltr Lu<llof! IU S I. 6·4. 7·6. AndrH LH n (U.S l Oat. Htellltr Crowe IU S.J. 6·3, 6•2; Loulr.a Alltn CU$) oat t(lm Sletnmeti IU $,), 6·3, 6·4. Slltrrv Acker (U.S.) Cltl. JUM Ft<ts· ttln (US), 6·7, 6·1, Staco; Mar110lln (U.S.) Cit!. Hei.na Mansel (U.$.t, 6·4, 6·4, Te<rv Holleeln CU S.I Cltl. Belh NOl'lon IU.S.I, 6·•, 6·4. MendlY'S trantactlenl •AHaALL Ametlcall L ...... ANGELrReec:tlvaleO Gtoll ZaM, I ottcl\tr. $tnl CUf'I 8roW11. oltchtr. lo Edmonton ol lllt Pacific Coe" Lff9Ut. .......... ~ CINCINNATI REOS-Flrtel Olcll W99Mf, ortslcMnl end lltMrat .,.,.,,._. MONTREAL EXPOs.-Of-~ Jarrv Wl\lte, oulflelelar. trom tl\e 1S·men r911.,, lttlMlaled Wooelte Fmnen, tllldler, ltOl'll , .... Cll'9llltel "''· •ASK•TaALL ............... ,.Hide .... SAN l\NTONIO SPVRS-Acoulred Dew l •tton, ctnltf•l~warl!I, lrom 11\e .We•lllntl· Ion 8""-1' tor undllCIOMd Mure COfl1leler• •t'-C.••• .............. ,._.. .... CONTINENTAL 8ASKETaALL A$· $0CIATION--911.Pllltd the It-•lenofn• lfOt'l'I 11\1 AWl(latlol\, P'OOTULl. .............. u.w. BUFFALO l lL.u-Rl ... "4 Elren Her· rere. ~-kicker. CINCINNATI aliNGA~ ..,, "\/eutM, ouaritrt>tCll, 111c1 Jon MKll, llnttladlt<. ST L.OUIS CAROINAl.s-A.nnout-o ..,...,...,,, on "'"'' wl!rt Ceeltle Meet!, corMflleek. SAN OllGO C:HAltGl ltS-Tradecl 14* """'· Ofl~IYt MMMan, IO K•llM• C:ttv '" ••dllnee l'Of uM!KloMd M\lt .. aft cl\olcft. $EAnU! $EAHAWK~ l(errv JUflln, COf Mf l>tCll. CD\.L••• C:ANISlllS COl.1.IG&-NelMCI l rlen Cavane11t11 ~ llOdlev co.ell. U. Of' Pll"THURO.+-AMOUnald Ille rttloMllon of $ttll Gr""811't. enlalenl t>etll etlllall cGICI\. Campbell, Andrew Lawaon, JoJ Elliott, Trevor Benedict, Doug.laa O'Donnell, Rich Stanley, John Pino, Sandy Ewing, Peter Shea} and Rob Mihalko. America's Cup races postponed :> Ji d ·b NEWPORT, R.l. (AP) --i Weather forecasters called far b better winds in resumption of,rf racing for foreign ctiallengers in !J the America's CUp el.iminationa. '1 Dick Sadler. who set up New-•o port's own weather station last month, said indications were for b steadily increasing winds today n from the southwest to allow Mon- day's postponed races to be run. ·'s "It may be 15 knots by mid-.. ti afternoon ," Sadler said. q Three races were postponed Monday by light and nonexistent '> winds as the 12-met.er yachta and -l their crews along with supponA craft waited in Rhode Ialand Sound for more than three hou.rs. ·l Some crew members jumped •1 overboard for cooling swims in u the long wait. The postponemen t meant r1 another try at the same schedule ) of races today in a series that now ,_, will run through Friday. a That called for Britain's Victol"}'I !> '83 to race Azrurra of Italy, C.an- ada 1 against France 3 and Aus- tralians Challenge 12 and Ad- vance to face each other. Austral- ia II had the day off. The challengers are now racing over full 24.4-mile Olympic courses with a time limit of five hours, 15 minutes. Seven yachts from five natio°'· are competing here for the right to take on the American defender for the America's Cup in the best-of-seven race finals begin- ning Sept. 13. Three American boats vying for the right to defend the historic mug resume their trials July 16. Cannon case: More arrests expected BATON ROUGE. La. (AP) - More arrests in the counterfeiting conspiracy case involvins former football great Billy Cannon are imminent. according to a Secret Service spokesman who aid two more suspects have been brought into custody. The Secret Service in New Ori- leans confirmed Monday night the arrests of William Glasaock in Pensacola, Fl.a., and Eric Kramer in Brownsville, Tex.as. u con- spirators. The;)'. are the fourth and fifth suspects to be charged in the case . Dennis Shaw, agent in charge of the Secret Service office in New Orleans. said bond was set at $2.5 million for Glasacock, presi- dent of Mangun Oil Co. of Pensa- oola. Shaw said Glassock, unlike Cannon, was refusing to cooper- ate with investigators. Shaw said Kramer aha wu attU8ed of smuggling gold from Mexico. Sources close to the investiga- tion said the man who purported- ly printed more than $5 million in rounterfeit money, identified by)l federal prosecutor as Johp Stiglets, would soon surrend4" voluntarily. . Meanwhile, Cannon's inducti011 into the rollege football Hall qf Fame next December could be 1" jeopardy. Jimmie McDowell. executive director of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame, said in New York, "The foun- dation position now is Bi.lly la innoc'ell\ until proven guilty and the foundation is waiting to get ' all. the facta before maklng a dt) ci.aion." \. Robin wood plays tonight ·- .~s Robinwood Little LH,ue, which won the Wmtem ReOlnal championllhlp and flruhecnhil'I' in the nation in the lS-~-or.tl ~1'!11ion lMt year, opem c:ompetf!o Uon today In the Dlstr1at 62 ~t nament at Fountain Valley ~.J .. Roblnwood faces Seavlew •t ·~ o'clock. Another $ o•dock a.mt/t:J tonJaht ~t.chea Fountain,,.~ North aaainat OcMn Vlrlft ArnerlCan, alto at Fount.No Vil-JI tey Htch. rlJ I In pmee Monet.)" ntaht. ~ knocked off Huntincton ValleJ, 12-9 and Welltml.nlter NaticnP ~~Fountain Valley Sou~ The aectlonal, dlvt1lon.a1' (Southem Callfomla) and w"""'$ em ~ tournm1mta will' allo be played at P\:Juntaln VallriO HJah this leUOn, The W..wite RelSone1 towney is mt far Aus. 8-11. ; . ~ I f" Orange Coaat PAILY PILOT/Tuesday, July 12, 1983 :~;.:::::Ml::::::IC:NO:::TICE:::::::=i:::::Ml:::~:NO::TIC(:::::::r:::::MLJC::::NO::TIC(::::::=i:====Ml==IC==NO=TlC[======:'T====="=mu==ic=NO==TICE====:::i~~=================iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ iiiii_iiiiii:~:;T=====PUIUC====.,=r=ICE=====-.... ~~------,;.;,;;,..;.;.;;;;;;... __ ~-~------~--------------1~------~~~~-------~nnout .,._.. IN_,. ACTTT'IOUI .,._.. 9"-.,...A&. COURT NO~ Of ~TU .. UU MAim ITATlmNT NOTICI Of ""111'1.ff IA.LE MMll,ITATIMINT NOTICI Of TilUITU'l IAU Of CMJPOMIA &..-. .... .,..._,,...,._ ~ The lollowtng pet.ont -doing ' ....... t1tl file fOllOwlnQ ~ -CIOlng T.I ..... IW1 couwn Of ~ ' ...... ..- • : --M . on July 19, 1N3 at 10:00 a m . bllelneaa a.a: On .My 13, 1"3 et tO;OO • m ,_ C.,._ C..... ...,_... Ul9T CCIOe I NlW TECH, t30 South Mlllll ORA.NOE' CITY BANK, M duly ..,_ Zl!SCHE ENTE,.Pl\IS!S, 2'<11 CALIF~PM LANO TITLE COM· P.O...... T.D IUMCI COMPANY • cklly I i ' • • ... ' l J1ree1. Sanla Nia. Ca. 92701 Pointed Truat .. under and P\lflUMI Clitt Drlw. ~ BMGh, c._ PANY M dUIY appoln. led TNeC.. ._..Ma. CA ll19t i1l'OID $100 000 to ••AA 000 ICICIOifttad TNl!Me urldat die follOw.. )nw. ~one om Miii, Ce tHU L lntri.tl. el\ unmerri.d mwi. .. Gar; l.leache. 240 t Cliff ~. IX9CUled by LE.llUE Q end ---·NC• COWMY Mu AT PU9lJC AUCTIOH TO THE 8t1el\ C Foater, 3 Goleta Point 10 0..0 of l rual .. ~led by Petet 92'83 undaf and put'tUWll to Fjfrvel ~ TMI .-.CAM.. t -~t lflQ ~ deed of t"'9t WILL ..... r111a ~" oonoUC1.o by·.,, TNl1« I« 111e b«Mllt and M0Ut11Y Newpof1 8eecfl. c a. 92M3 JOLEE 0R1~F1N, huflHlnd _... ouwMDuT1 1.,.,..... LU Contact: Small Business Administration HIOHUT a100£A FOR CASH onul\lldual. ot Orange City Bank, • Callfomla Thlt butlneM le COnducted by" WI .. TMIOI lot Ille°"""'' MCUf• LUCAI, '" l•Ulh,14Hlt ...!N· D tm t at ANO/Ofll CMHIEM OR CERTIFIED Bf'IM C.Foeter CO<pofallon .. Baneflcllty, dated lndlvtOuel lty ol LAGUNA NATIONAL 8ANK \llMl-NTAL OIL CO..AlllJ'f,. epar en ~IP£CtFIEDIH CtVILOOOE Thi• ••ai.rn.nt wu tlled w1tt1 m. Apnt 15, 1t11. and -ded .. in-owy Zlelena AND TRUST COMPANY u ,.,,,, • .,... ,OLYON110111 (800) 472-8529 Toll Free HCTION 2t24h (peyllb6&" lilN of ~~~ty Clari! of Ofange County Ofl 1tru"*1I No. 8287, 8oo61 I~. Tlll1 1ta1-1 wu Iliad with tllt Banallelery. estted Mey 10, tff2. MANUPAC,,_ C~AMY. • .. In i.wtlA lftOMV of the United ""',... 18. 19M. Pega 1383 on May 5. IN I of Ott1e1e1 Coun!y Ci.rtl ot Orange COunty on and rec:orded u ln1tN1Mnl No. ....,...._, ..-DOii t ...,.._ D. ...... , .. "Oflt, Ulle and lftter'91 c;on. '1"1.. "4lc:ord1 In tllt <>me:. ol tha CoutllY Juty 5, 11113 82-184850 on May t3, 1992. ol Of. W. ....._... ~ IO and now htld by It under PubtillMd Otet~ C:0..1 Ofill't Recorder of Of1nga CounlY, State ot '21tel llclal Recotda In the Otfloa of lllt 10 ... 0MI Mid 0..0 of Trwc In tha proper1y Pilot .kine 19, 28. July 3. 10, 11113 Cal"«nla. Publlen.d Orange Cou t O.ity County Recotdlt ot Ofwige County, c ....... '""' ,...,.,.., ~: 2828-83 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PllOt July 10, 17. 24, 3 1. 1983 St••• of Celllornl1. MOTIC .. Yw ..... ..... ..... TAUITOA: FOYE w. 8PARl<8, ----------------ro THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR '<)2()-.83 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ,... ... _, ............ ,.. PHYLLIS F. SPARKS fltlll.IC N011C( CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK OR l O THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR .,.._ ,_ ..... 9-N..... 1.11..-.......9 /IT. ,~,, .I D.--L lllNEFICIARY: Al.aUQUERQUE CERTIFIED CHECI< (p•ylble .. time rta.IC NOTICE CAS H. CASHIER'S OHEOK o .. ,.. ............... ..,... .... LI~ ~-wa.1ont11.,,,,.. FEOERAl SAVINGS ANO LOAN AS-PlCTTTIOUI .UWH ol N ia In 11wtul money ol tllt United CERTIFIED CHECK (payable at time llMI .,...._ ... ,. ....... SOCIA TIOH NAm ITAft•NT Statet), II: In the lobby ol Callfornle ,ICTITtOUl IUIMll of N ie In tewtut mc>MY of tllt Untied If you wWI 10 Mell the adllloa Of One J>.adftc P1.ua • Tm Center~. Huntl~on &.ch. CA ~7 AECOADED SeotemO-18, IHI L T!'& lollowtng pertOllt are doing Land Tiiie Company, 1010 N. Main NAMI ITATIMINT S1atM) at: In tllt IObby ot Cellfornla any attorney In thla matter. you .. lnatr. No. 247t1 In l9oolc 14225 O-nMI aa: S1t11t, S1nt1 Ana. CA 92701. The lollowlng peraont ate.doing L•lld Tltle Company, t010 N. Main tl\Ould do ao promplly ao thal 'ICIOJtl An F,quaJ OpporlunJ/g lender pega 1803 Of Offldll RacotlM In the I WHAT'S COOKING, 298 E t71n vou ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A butlMM aa: ... St .. Bini• Ana. Cllllo<nle 92701. Mittan raeponaa, II any, mey.,. ~ oftloe of Iha Aeoorellr of Orwige ~tr111. Colla Meee. Ca. 92827 OEED OF TRUST OR MORTGAGE OESIGN tlOUSE ORIGINALS, YOU AM IN DffAUU UNDlll A on llma. -, Member ffilC ;and fedm\l Ram.: r County~ :_. l'"""I ..___1..._ It Luhen Corp .. Inc .. 2832 San DATED APRIL 15, 1981. UNLESS 2950 W. CenlraJ Ave. 17. Santa Ana, DlaD CW TllUIT Oft llllOllTQACltl AVllOI U.IM M ... ...... Mid' -"' ·--,,_ ne 21oue! Dr.. Newpofl 8Mc;h, C. YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT Ca. 92704 DAftD MAY 141, 1-. UM.IN ..... II ......... ...... .... IOllOwlnO; !UO YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAV BE J K h c-•11 c YOU TAKI ACTION TO flltOTICT Olfltte uct. eln 9U"I :tie • -------.-_-l(_Mn_nrc_____ ~NOTICE Lot 100 of Trect 33e3, In tllt Glty -1 bu"' 1 d ... b amea auec • • .. . orp.. y :.·.... ...._ ....__._ • • ... -. "'"~ ... ,.~ .....__ "-~ ... ,.._ l "' t .,,_. I con uctwu y· a SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 2950 W. Centtal 17, Santa Ana. Cl . YOUtt NI~ rT MA • -,.,,111-_.. -------'-'-.................... ..____ "' ....,.., -. ......,,ty "' ..,.wige, ~OrPoralton NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE 92704 IOlD AT A flUM.tC I.AUL• YOU LM le ......._l .. IR.. ..... 8 1110 Stele of Clllfom'9, M per mep ra- LUHAN CORP .. INC NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS Tnl• bullneu ,, cond ucted by! •ID AN Dft.ANAnoN cw THE SI USted cs... IOllClltM .. ooneeto ,.,.,,... Of THE ....,A&. STA~ corded In 8oo6t 1 t2, Peee(e) 37 to 48 Lucy Luhan, P.... AGAINST vou. YOU SHOULD CON-June 28. 1983 NATUNE Of THI NIOCUDINOI di un ebogadO an ••• ldunto, --ftNI INDID ~., °' mteoelMeoue mepa, In "" omoa I This .... _, WU flied with the TACT A LAWYER. Ja~ Kauach AQAINIT YOU, YOU IHOULD ber1e hecltlo ll'lllNOlet~•. de • ,.. °' lhe County Alcotdef of Uld t'.nunty Clerk of Ofanoa County Of1 All right title, end tnte<esl con-Thi•"""'*'' ... lllld won lhl CONTACTALAWYD. Mta ~•.tureapuealaaacnt1.tl ......... ••••-w•T1~--.. -..c-...... Couniy. ~uiV 1. 1983 .,.yeci to and llOW held by It Undef County Clefk ol Orange County on AU right, lllle aod ln1•ea1 con-hay eigun•. ~. regletrede a .._... -. .... -::.._ ---· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A I n t-tald Dead of Trull In the propeny June 28, 1983 ~to and now "9ld by It under ttamc>o. .......... T 7191 DEED Of TRUST DATED t/t5/81 1 Publlthld Ot~ COUI Dally situated In said County and Stall n 11134 Mid Dead of Trull In tllt propetty 1. TO THE OEFENOANT: A clvll T II ....,_..._.. •-l t3 ..... 7~2 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Pilot July 12, 19, 26, Aug. 2, 1983 dlecrlbed aa. f>ublllMd Ora...-Coast Delly Situated In Mid Coun!y and Stata complaint hat ~ tlled by Ille ot _,,,.,,_ -ie............................................................... '"""' '" PROTECT YOUR PAOPERT'Y. IT j 405&-83 LOI 10. or Traci NO 2052. In the PHot July 3, 10, 17 ... 2-4, 1983 dMcrlbed ... plalnllff agelnll you. II YoU with to Totll llablllUIL ............................................................................. 1•098•318 MAY BE SOLO AT A PtJBLIC SALE. Cl"' of ..._..,... "'··-h, •• ,.., map Loi 13, Exc..,..t the No<I.._... 10 defend lhlt lewtult, you muet, within Cap!Ull palcHlp/Guefan!y c.,,ltel/ IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF Ml.IC NOTICE .~dldl;;~ 91," ~ e.;;, MLt-_________ 304 __ 2·_93 lllt, Ind all of L oi 14, In ek;k' 9 ot • deyufler this eumrnone luerved StalutOfY Daflollt .......................... ·······························~············ l,OOO.OOO THE NA TUAE Of THE PROCEEO- callaneout Maps, In the ottioe ol the 8alb01 Trect, u thown Of1 1 Map on you, 1111 wllh thla COUl1 • Mtttan Oto.~ and contrtbcJted eurplut ........................................ 2,eoc>,OOO ING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD FICTITIOUa IUltNIH NAm ITAft...,., County ~def of Aid Couniy. Ptll.IC NOTIC£ rac:orded In 8oolt 4, Pege t 1 or Mia-tllPOflM to tllt complaint. UnleM UneealQMd IUnde (eurplul)....... ................................................... 9.M4.352 CONT ACT A LAWYER. T'he 11r111 addr111 and 0111« ce11eneou1 Mapa, In trwt offlOI ot the rou do IO, your dltault wt1t be 8utplue • regerde pollc:ytloidera .............................................. t2.44'4,SS2 3182 Country Club Ori.,,., Coeta Tiit loltowlng P«tonl ara doing butlness at: WHITE DESIGN. 719 •it Heliotrope. Corona del M111, CL P2625 c;ommon dltlgnatlon. II any. ot the F~~.:A~=· CounlY Recorder ol aald County. lll111fed Ofl aippllcetlon or 111t plaln-= "::' u;··ye;·.!:::::::::.:·:.~:.::::::::·.:·:::~·::::::.:::::.'.'.'.'.'::.:·:.:·:· -=:~!: .,.._CA 92828 real propany desc:rtbed abova I• Thi rottowtng peftonl ara doing Tiit 11r .. 1 addr... and olher llff, arid Ihle court may anter 1 Judg-We hereby oertlfy 1hat the abolle lt1m1 era In eccordanoe wt1h tha '"(" • •tt"Mt addrea Of common purponlld to be. 2436 HOiiday, N--blJSlness u : common datignatlon, II any, ot the menl ageln1t you IOI' tllt relief da-Annull Statement fOf tllt year anded o-rtbar 31, 1982• made to tha dlllgnltlon of proper1y 11 ahown port s.ac:h, CA TEXIM INTERNATIONAL, 400t real prOperty dltc:rlbed ll>OYI It mended In Iha compillnl. which I -,.-._, __ ,__ t t ,_ -.MD H .....,_ abo\la, no warr.,,!y la ~ u to Ill Susan White, 719 ~ Heliotrope, porona del Mar, C1. 92825 THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE Westerly Pl-, Sulla t 17, Newpon purponad lo bl: 710·716 E. Balboa could 111ult In garnl1hment ol '*"--..,......,_..._, pureuen o ...... rn~ . .,.,_,,, complel-Of c:o<rectneM)." The DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR IN· Beac:l'I, Ca. 92880 Blvd. Newport Beech. CA wages, .. .:.t• .. lng ot ~ °'1 ,'!'..operty ~T,;'.;., benaflc;jill"I under Mid Dead of This buslnetl 11 conducted by: .,, lndMdual. CORRECT INFOR MATIO N Amir H. Borhanl. 60t Lido Parll THE UNDERS IGNED TRUSTEE oro.-r i.fr&QUett ... n ,..,com• Secfet Trull.byrauonof a breKhorda- FURNISHED. Ori .. t 5'" •• ...,.,. "--·h c• DISCL.AIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR IN· plalnl. p ,,_ atY ,. ___ D-" lault In Iha. Obllgetlonl MOUfed ; SUSAN E. WHITE I Thi• ''''"'*'' ... filed with tllt County Cllfll ol Orange County Ofl Th•t said Nie I• mad• Without 926:3 ... p . .... ... -,,_, •• .._ ' .... c 0 RR E c T INF 0 R M AT I 0 N Dated: Dec:embar 10. 1982 ubllahed ..,.enga ...... t -Y Piiot July 11• 12• 13· 14• 15• 1983 lh«lby, '*91otore executed and covenant or warranty regarding title, H.D.S. Partnerlhlp, a Calltornl• FURNISHED. L11 A. Btanc:ti, Cieri! 4041-ll3 dellvered lo Ille undlnlgned • wrtl- ~vne 15 1983 poSMUlon or encumbrenoes, or u general partnerehlp, '<>01 WMtarly Thet Mid sale •• meda withOut Sharon Nlllflu. Oapu!y !--------------------------------------tan Dlclar111on of Defautl and Da- to lnsur1blllly of tllle. Placa, Suite 117, Newport Bllclh, covenant or w1tr.,,1y regerdlng tltle. uw OMcaa of Ptll.IC NOTICE Ptll.IC NOTICE mend IOI' Sele. and written notlOI ot F21ia' {,_ Published Orange Cout Delly r 11o1 June 19, 26, July 3. to. tta3 The total amount ol the unpaid c a. 92660 po.-.loo or encombranon. or u 0-.. C. llllolt......, bteactl and of alec:tlon to cauee tht balance ol Mid obligatl0111 together Thi• buaJnen 11 conducted t:>y 1 lo lnsurablllty of title. 1100 ~ A-1111142 undar'llgned t.o ... Mid property to • 2807-83 wjth advances. and ntlmltad co111 general partnership. The total emount ol the unpaid lutte 1• I YNOPlll CW THI AMNUA.L ITATa•NT satltty said C>Ollgetlon1, and ther• and expen-II $95,939.22. Amir HoMlm Borhanl balance of lald obllgallon• together Lela A...-., OA tooM YaAR INDSD DllC9-R a1, 111a 1ner 111t underligned caulld aeld , Ptll.IC NOTICE Thal NotlOI ol braech of said obli· This ttatement was lllld with th• with 1dvancee. and •tlmatad c:oatt (tU) ..,..111 of • notice of bfNdl and Of a61Ctlofl to glllon 1nd etec:tlon to Mil Nk:1 real Coun!y Cletk of Orange County on and e•pan-111360.303.59 AH_, ter: PWn4tft HIGHLANDI INIU!ltANCI COWAMY ba rac:ordld Merell 18, 1983 • lnelr. PlCTTTIOUI _, ..... property was recorded as lnttru-June 18, 1983 That Notice of Brach of lald obli· Publlahed Ofano& COllll Delly IOO ......,_ ,.._. No. 83-113225 ot Ottlc:lel Alcotdt In ment No. 83-098 t46 on M1rcil 7. n 11741 gallon 1n<1 Elec:llon to Sert Aid real Piiot June 28, Juty 5, t2. 19, tN3 ......._,TX noa 1111 office of tllt RecOl'dlr of Ofanoa NAmlTATa•NT • The lollowlng peraont are doing ~9IM11u: 1983. of Offlclal RICOl'ds In the 01· Howeef, o.n-a •own prope0y was rac:ofdld u lnetftl· 2938-83 Total edmltted MMtl ............................................................. 1555.133,11&5 County; rtc:e ol the CounlY Recordilr ot Ot· '* Cemput °"" manl No. 83-103744 on Marcil to. •-ic 111\Tll'C Total llabllltlea. ......................................................................... 378,&«,Stt Said NII wlN ba made, but without A) BALBOA BEAUT'I' Bl LOCAL COLOR 701 E. Bllboa Blvd. Balboe, PA 92681 ange County, Stata of Celll«nla Newpcwt heel\, Ce. _, 1983. or Offlcial Records In the Of· • ------'"-----"""-' ~-------c.,,ltll pajd-up/Quarari!y c.,,ltll/ cownaril Of warranty, •XP'-or lm-T ru1111 or party COflductlng Sele: 71......_MOO lice of lt\41 County Recorder of Or· CWI St•MOfY Depoelt ................................................................... 4,000,000 plied, regatdlng 11111 poa-t kn. Of Calllornla Land Tiiie Co. Put:>lllhed Orange Coat! Dally ange County. Slata of Calllornla. aUPllRIOR COURT Oto. l*d-ln and contributed surp6us. ....•...•.••••.••••................•• 47 .322.270 ~bt'lncal. 10 pey tllt rlMllnlng 1010 N Main SI Sulll 400 Pilot June 2t, 28. July 5, 12. tta3 DATED: JuM 14, 1983 Of CAUPORNIA UnMllgned ~(~) ................ -..•.•.............................. 125, 181,075 prlndpal eum Of thl no1e(I) MOUfed • JANE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL t1 CorOflado, Balboa, CA 921561 This bullnese 11 c:ondUcled by: an lvtduaJ Sanla An•. CA 92702 2835-83 Tru11 .. or Party conduetlng sale: COUNTY Of ~ Surplua • regardl ~............................................ 178,4'119,346 by Mid deed ol Trust. wffh lnterllt ci t4) 835-5575 Calltornla Land Tiiie Compeny, 700CMc C..... ~.... lnocMM for tht ~ .................................................................. 144,725,588 •lnNlldnotaproYldld, ldWinc:ea, If Alln: F«ecloture Dept 1010 N Mein SI., Sta. 400 ,.0 .... • DlaburMmanw fOf the v-...................................................... 128,843,StO any, under tha terma of Mid Deed of OA TED· Juna 20. 1983 Ptll.IC N0TlC£ • Santa Ana. CA 92702 ._..A-. CA 11191 We hereby CllrtlfY thlt tha abo¥1 ti-are In ICCOtdanoa with the lf\191, fMa. cnargoa. and ~ of Jane Campbell f.hls stltemont waa fllld wtth tllt nty Cl«k ot Orange County on "'22, 1983 By: Calllornl1 Land Title Co. (714) 835-5575 ,lAINTIFF: llTlaAN Q. Annull Statement fOf Ille YMf anded o-nt>er 31, tH2. made to ttll ehaT""*andofthet.Ntltet .. ted Donn• J Tnornu FICTITtOUl IU..... By· CALIFORNIA LAND GONZALIZ AND .IOAN •• tneuranoe Comrnl9aloner, purwt to law. by Nlld Deed of Trull. FCI. Menager N~ ITATl•NT TITLE COMPANY 00NZAUZ PHI 0 . tWrrtaon Said Mii w1 behaldon:11.Meday, PubUShld Orenge Cout Dally The lolf<>Wlng P«tont a<a dOlng Trust11 u.nNOANT: ..:MAIL _.. T,_ July 19. 1983. at 2:00 p.m. 10 tllt Fl1fll2 Pub~lhld Orange Coeet Delly !Piiot June 27, July 4. 11, 18, 1983 2931-83 I Pilot June 28. July 5. 12. t983 buslnett u : CONCOURS PAINT Donna J Thomu 'A.LCtC -IANIHlA H. ,M.CtC, D.E. Wtlleler Chepmen AYlnUI entrance to tllt 29.a-83 W9Rl<S, 740-B Oh1n1 Way, Cotll Fcl Maneoer ~ lltd .... ,AC9'1C llNo SecHlary CMc C«tter Bulldlng, 300 East M .... CL 92627 10 tO N. Mein SI, Sta. 400 T1NAL CORPORA-• C....... Publlallld Orwige Co.I Delly Piiot July 1 t , t2. t3, t4, 15. 1913 CMpman Ave .. Orange CA Harry Tart1dl1n. 740-B Ohme S1n11 Ana. CA 92702 c.p.lllllft,aANitCWAlmlllc:A,e 4040-a3 At thl time of tllt Initial publl- W1y. Colla M .... Ca. 921527 (7t4) 83!>-5575 .-.-....,..... MRI&. ... ._ i---------------------•-.,. MnTIC( cation of tNt notkla. tt11 total This bullnMI It conduc:led by. an Publlttled Orange Cout Oelty •---.. ...,.. '"~ "" emount of tllt unpaid blllnQI of tha lndlvtdull. Piiot June 22, 29, July 15, 12, 1983 l\WOM fltlll.IC NOTlC[ YOU AM .. DEFMIU \WR A obligation eecured by ftll above da- I g11111mm Harry Tartadlan 1931 •. 93 c-.,., ... 1 l'lCTTTIOUI .,._11 DelD CW TRU9T DATID MPTm-ecrlbed deed ot trutl 'arid .Ume tad This statement was tiled wtth lhl NOTlCll Yau Mwtl ..... ..._ ...._ ITATDmNT 9IR 1, 191"1. lM.EM YOU TAKI coata. a1tpen-. ln<l advWlOla It PLATFOOT Smith & TuthiU Westdiff County Clerk ol Orange County on fltll.IC NOTICE Tllo cowt _, dnld1 ........ 1M TM lollowlna peraons Illa doing ACTION TO PROTICT YOUfl 1248, 174.51. June 115• 1983 wttlwMlt ,_ ...... ...... .... ootlneea u : A.& s. REAL EST AT~ ,..,.... r •• " MAY -IOU) AT A Tiit total lndabtldMU being an HELEN M . PLATFOOT. Ch apel Mortuary of Costa passed away on July 10, M esa. 646-9371. '211141 IUNNOR COUW.T ,_ou ,..... ...... 10 -,.. RM11 SERVICES 2026 Quall Straet "'9lJC IALL • YOU .-IO AN •tlmala on wtlldl lho apenlng bid It Publllhed OrenQe Coall Dally Of' CAUf'ORMA itle lnformMton ....... Newpor1 aMcn Calll 92860 • l~TION Of THE MATURI r;omputed may be obtained by call· 1983 in Orange, Ca. Beloved FLACKS p~~~i-~';' 21· 28· July 5· '2· 983· COUNTY Of' o..ANGI II you wllh lo IMk 1111 ad\llce of StNrnl OevelOpmeii1 Company, cw ,,. NIOCUIMNQ AGAMIT Ing 17141 937..o!Mle lllt dey b9fora PLAINT'": KIN DOUlllANI, et. any att«ney In thla m•tt•. you Inc:. Calllonla, 2028 Quall Street, YOU, YOU IHOUL.D CONTACT A 1'0.'~~j: June l7, 1983 mother of Jerry a n d Robert JOHN w A TT FLACKS, a P latfoot, both of . C osta reside nt oC Costa Mesa, Ca. Mesa, Ca. and Lucille ~ Passed away on July 10, Pratt of Cos!Jl Mesa.~ .. sts-1983. H e a lle nded and ter of Patnck McGu1r~ oC graduated Conn Tustin High London . Ohio, al.so survived Sch ool. He is survived by his by 14 grandchtldren and 1 parents Mr. and Mrs. Fran- great-grandchild A mem -cis Flacks, brothe r Edward • )>er o f the St. J ohn the Bap-(Ca.nd~) Flacks, sisters, Pa- tist Cath<>l:c Church. Costa tricta (Jim) Ande rson and M esa.. AJtar Society S t Pame la (Robert) Byard, 8 Joachuns Cathobc Ch urch. a nieces and neph ew s and his member o f the A~ of grandCather Mr. J o hn W . Veterans of F oreign Wars, McCreery Services will be Post 15 16. Toledo, Ohio. held on Wednesday July Rosary w ill be held a t 13. 1983 at 2:00PM ~t the 6:30PM on Wednesday. July Ha rbor Lawn Me m o ria l 12. 1983 and Mass of C hris-Chapel with P astor Bruce tian 8uria.l will be he ld on J u k e o f the C hrist 'Wednesday, J uly 13, 1983 Lu the ran Church official- • 7:00~M both at S t. J ohn th e Ing. Services u n der th e • ~ BaptiSt Catholic Church. In-d i r ectlon o f Harbo r ~ tennent at Good S hepherd Lawn. M 0 u n t O l iv e 1Ce roetery, Hun\lngto n Monuary of <Asta Mesa. Beach on Thursday. J uly 14, 540-5554 at lO:OOAM. Pierce Brothers ----· ------ •Bell Broadway M ortuary di· DENMETRAKOS : rectors. 642-9150. J A M E S G ,11; BARB DEN METR AKOS , died . :,r;· LIN EDWARD BARB July 10, 1983 at th~ age of • 50. He was a residen t of resident of C:O.ta Mesa, Ca. C:O.ta Mesa, Ca. Survived by ':~ the past 11 years. and of his w ife Beverly, daughter J?'~ ange County for the past and son-in-law Denise and :t25 yean. Paseed away o n C raig L i ndsa y . Debr a '.!J uly 8. 1983. H e was retired Ander s o n gra ndson ·,;·t-l f.rom the United States Christoph e~ Anderso n Marine Corp. as a Master b r 0 1 h e r G e 0 r g ~ Sergeant alter 21 yean. He Denmetrakos 4 sisters Mary :1 is swvi~ by his wile O ldham, ~tina Thomp-:r M eta, children Douglas and son. Helen Olvera. Sophia :1 Pamela Barb, Ronald Hoge Frink, m o ther-i n -law , and Beverly Bondy , mother Mayme Wampler and rus. a nd 1_ 1 gra~dchlldren member of Calvary Chapel. ·:··1· Mrs. Virginia Stricklan d late son J oeeph. H e was a Graveside aervu:es will be C:O.ta M esa, Ca .. Air F orce '•I h eld on Wedne9day, July Veteran, Korean War, ac- 13, 1983 at lO;OOAM a t the live member o( the Ed.Ison :1 R iversld«: Natio nal Cem -H igh ~hool's Booster 's et.el?'• Riverside •. Ca: The Club, Huntington Beach. 1 family reques.ll m lieu o f Ca. Me morial services will I flowe rs do~uons be made be held on Wednesday, J uly ' to ~he Amencan Heart As-13, 1983 at 2:00PM a t the J, toOalion. Services unde r the Calvary Chape l Costa direction o f Baltz Bergeron Mesa. with Pasto~ C h uck S mith offldatlng. Crema- tion to follow. 1n lieu of ~ ..., McCOthua MOUU•••n 1 Laguna Be ach 494-94 15 flowers memorials may be given to the USC Cancer So- ciety or Calvary Chapel. Fairhaven Mortuary direc- tors. Nil.IC NOTICE FlCTITIOUI IUl*«H NAME ITATl•NT Thi tolfowlng pe<sonl 11e dotng ooslneseaa: PACIFIC CUTTING, t780 Monrovl1 C2, Coit• Meta, Ca 92627 Rob«I F. Gatlin, 336 Toure Lane . Coste MeM. Ce. 92627 This bulinets It conduc:lad by 1n lndlYldual Robert Gi iiin This 1181111*11 WU llled with lllt County Clltk or Orenga County on June 16, 1983. '211143 Pvbllsnad oranoe Coett Dally Piiot June 21, 28. July 5, 12, 1983 2838-83 Ptll.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUl IW .... 11 NAME ITATIMEfT Thi toHowlng pencn• Ille doing t>Ullnen u · BEL-AIRE TILE. 110 4 ltl St .. Newpor1 Beach, Ce 921563 Mary A Peyton, Limned P1rtner. 821:20 Sot•no, Indio, Ca. 9220t Bob Buchanan, t 10~111 St., New- port e..ch, Ca. 92863 This bullnen 11 COl'lductad by: • llmhed partnerhlp. Jamee A. Buchen•n Thia 1tatement was lllld with tllt County Clerk ot Orange County on June 10, 1983. F11-Publlslled Orange Coast Dally Piiot June 19. 26. July 3. 10. 1983 2800-83 Pta.IC NOTICE aunJUOfll C°'"'T MCAL•OfMA COUNTY Of OflANGa 700 CMc CeMw Dmo W11t ,.0 ...... lontll A-. CA a70I f'LAINTIFF:ftlC ARDO A. ft()C)NQUG DIFINDANT: ,.QQY AN ROOMOUE.Z IUMMONI c -No.021.,..12 NOTICE Yau llewe bMfl eued. Thi_,_, .... --:~ ...,.,.,_._......,.. rou NatMM'd wlttllll JO .,.. RMll "" hdomlattoft ....... 11 you wtlh to IMk the advice ol any 11lomey 111 this maner, you should do 10 promptly ao thal yout wrlllan raaponaa, It any, m•y be flied on time. AVllOI Uated hi lklo da!Mn· dido. 11 lrlbuNI puede dloldlt conlra Ucf, alft ~ • MeMe que uct. ,. ........... ,. .. . dlea. LN lie lnfonMctaft que .... . SI Ulled cMMa lolkllllf al conaal<> de un ebogldo en "'' ldunto, da-baria 11.c.rlO lmmodlatamenta, de 11ta manot"a. eu r1&9111&l• aecrlt•, Ill hey lllOU11a, puedl -reglllrad1 • Laguna Hills 768·0933 San J.Ja n Capistra no •95 1776 WHITE 1~~0 THE DEFENDANT: A Glvll HAalOI ~.:_MT. OLIYI\ ~ I ~ ... - Mortuary •Cemete ry Cremalory 1625 G 1s1er Ave Costa Mesa 540-5!>54 -- NICI llOTHOS l&.l aOADWAT MOITUAIY 110 Bto adw•v Costa Mes.a i'tM150 -- IALT'.llllGHON SMl1l4 & TVnffLL WHTCUff CHANl.1 '4 21 E 17th St CoSTa Me111 646-937 1 -- ,AClfllC YllW ..,., ..... , ... C.rne 'f.tror 1ual\' Chapel· tmatorv 3500 Pec1ftC View Drive NtwPotl Bu c h 64-4-2700 I ~ ROBERT 0 . WlllTE. paued c;omp1a1n1 hu been fllld by tllt away on July 7, 1983 ln plelntlff aellnll you. II )'OU wflh to dlollnd till• i-tt. you mue1. within N e wpo rt B e a c h , C a 10d1ysanerthl1tummo<1•ll ~ I Beloved husband of Marie Ofl you, Ille with thl• court a wrtttan C. WhJte of a.ta M esa, Ca .• reeponee to 111t complaint. Un-. I father of Robert 0 . White of you do eo. YOUf default wt• be ant~ on ~tlon of tile p11111. New Caledonia, Ca., Patricia tiff. Ind 11111~ may_,,., • Jud9· Akerley of MJddletow n , ment aallnat you IOI' 1111 ,-.. c»- "---•-·• and Ka ... ·~ mandlCI In the complalnl. wl'llc:h ~\.K.'\.l• u....,,..n could reeult tn oamtatunent of White o f Oakland, Ca., •'OM· 1eai1ng ot ~ °' property brother of J ames R. White Of other r.illf req.-ted In lllt oom- of Colt.I Mea. ca. and WU-plaint. · ., __ D. White of M ....... ft Daled. Feb. 17. 1N3 ~. Ca .. a1lo survived by Nancy Grant ty .... u ,,. • ..,, Lae A. lranctl~Cllrk 4 grandchlldttn. He -WM a PublllM<I Otanot Coaat mem ber of St. Jo.ch lm Piiot July 12. 11. 2t. AUO· 2. •ff3 Catholic Church for 3~ , ________ 4082 __ ..f.3_ yeen, a Lt. Col Retired Air F'Ol"Ce Rewrve, Staff Corn· mod<n South shore Yacht Club, Newport beach. M .. of ChrlalJ&n Bw1aJ wu held on Saturday, J u13 9, 1983 at 7:30PM at St. Joachim Catholic Church, 1964 0r .. ance Aw ., COii. Meea, Ca. 92e27 ln lieu of flowen the WniJy IU,,_. donatJona be ma:de t.o St. Joechhn School Schol.anhlp T\&nd. ~ Bro\he" Bell Broed-way Mortuary dlr~tora. &42·9160. Ml.IC NOT1CE 91 lhOUld do to promptly to that your Newpor1 Beech. c.Jll. 92860 LAWYUI. T D. SERVICE COMPANY DEFINDANTI: ,A TRICK ~ltteornpon11, 11 trly. may baftled Thi• buelMU Is conducted by: a NOTICI Of ""'SftE'I IALa .. said Trustee ANTHONY AUITIN on time eo<poratlon T.I. No. ... c-No. 17'1141 AvttOt U.tocl ... ... ........ lte«M D~Hl1pment COftltN"1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th•I A:.~.,,.·~c~:,_. ftlQUllT TO INTlfl DEFAUl T dido. 11 tl'llMIMI ...... deo6dlr Inc. a Cellf. Cofporatklll on Wadnead41Y, AUQUll 3, 1983 al .,..... -1 Upon rHdlng and filing lvldenCI contre Ud .• 1dhnde . ,,...... ,.., A. ........ ,,.._ 10:00 a.m., WILSHIRE ESCROW One City Blvd. w ... COfltllll~ or • de<:laretlon ..... Ud. .......... ...... • • Thia Siii_, WU "led wtth Ille COMPANY, • Clllfomll tof'p()(· <>;~~2~ provided n Section 415.50 CCP by dlae. L.. le...._ __ ,.-..... County Cletk or Or•nga County on atlon, u dUly Trust11 under and Publlllhad Of~ Cout Dal"' Franz E. Miiiet and II satllfactOflly Si U.ted "-IOltc:ltar al conaeto June 16, 1983. purwu.,,t to Deed of Trust recorded '' appearing th«etrom that Ille deten-de un 1bogedo en "" lldunto, de-F-..a Seplembor 10. t981, aa Int l. Pilot June 28, July • l2. IN3 dant, Pllrlclc Anthony AUSlln, can-berl1 h-lo lmmodlat-•a, di Publlshod Ot'anga Cou t Dally No.11418.ln boOk 14213,pega 1378 2960-83 not ba Mr't9d wlln reuonable Mia maner1, tu ~a eactlla. al PllOI June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 1983 ofOfflc:lll Aecord1ln llltotftcllof 1111 dllioence In eny other manner~-nay atgun1, ~ -reglltrada • 2838-&3 Coun!y Recotdort of Orange Coun-rie<f In artlctl 3. Cn&ptlt ... Tiiie 5 Of llompo. ----------------------ty, Stal• of Celltom'9, UICUled by Ille Code of Clvll Pr~re. and It 1. TO THE DEFENDANT. A cMC Ml.IC NOTICE MARK BRADEN MOORE. 1 llngle alto appeer1ng lrom the verified c:ompllllnt haa baen flled by 1111 -------------------man. comptalnt « petition lhal a good platnllf! lgaln1t you. tt you wWI to FlCTIT10Utl-U WILL. SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION cao.sa of action exltll In Ihle ectlOn In defend 11111 !_,it, )'OU "-'· within NAMI I T A n•NT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR l1vor ol the plalnlitt, ''*"" eno • dl)'9 alter thla tummone le aer"8d TM totlowlng panona -doing CASH, (peyllb6& et ttme of .... In 1galn11 the defendant. and that Mid on you, Ille wtth thll COUt1 a written bU"'-•: llWflll ~of tile United Smeal et defendant. 11 I MCOUllfY and 'llPOllll lo the c;omplllnt. Un1aaa FIREWORKS. 17801 Skypark tha North IYonl "'trance to tne Pfoe>er party to 111t action or that'"' fOU do '°· your cMlfll&llt w111 be Clrc:a. S1udlo H, 1rv1ne. ca. 92714 County~. located at 700 party 10 bl l«wd has or dllms an entllfed Of1 appllcetlon of tha plain-Dina Aron. 3 tN7 Pacific: Cout CMc Center Dl'Mt w..c. s.nta Ana. ln1.,-111 In, •811 Of pereon.t proper1y llff, and thlt OOUf1 mayen1er1 juOg-Hwy, So. Laguna. Ca. 928n Calltomla II rtght, tllle and .,,..,_ 1n 11111 1tat1 that •• tubjOCI to Ille menl egaJnst you for the rolllf da-Thie~ 11 conducted by: an c:onwyed to and now hlld by " turlldk:tOfl of the COUt1 Of the rellaf manded In the complllnt. wNc:ts lndMdull, under Mid 0..0 of Truet In tha prop- oamandld In tllt action conatttt ~Id rMYlt In Oamllhment of D-Non erty lhuo.aaMed In Mid County and #holly or In part In allCludlng loJCh •eoes. taking ot lnOn91 Ot Pl'°'*1Y Thi• Ital-• ... fllod with Iha Slat• d91crtbed -Exhlbl1 A. All party from any lnler•t In 9'ICh prap. or other rallll raqueeted In tha com-County Oerlc of Orange Counl'/ on 1ha1 portion •of Lot 323 of N9wport erty: NOW. on motion of McFlll'llnd plalnt. June 19, 28, .My 3, 10. 1983 Hllghta, In the City of COata Meea, 6 Zinn, Allorney IOI' tllt Pllllntlft. IT Daled·May 23, 1983 m..a COunty of Ofwige, State of Call- IS ORDERED that tllt Nrvtc:e of Nld Lii A. Btandl, C1ert1 Publlahecl Ot'arige Cout Delly fomla, • per map reconMd In ~ ~ueat to Enter Dlfautt In thlt ec· A.AKAHOSHI, Deputy Plt<>t June 18, 28, July 3, to, 1983 4. pege 83. ~ Mllpe, In tton ba med& upon Mid dlt9ndent: Publlthad Ofwige eo..1 Dally 280t-83 thl offlcl9 of tho county,__ of by pybllcallon thereof In Tiit Ol1lnga Piiot July 5, t2, t9, 2t. 1983 -------------------Nici OOAl/n"fo:::: ~ da-Coaa1 Delly Pilot a new9PIPW of 3040.93 Ml.IC NOTICE ecrtbed • : general Clrculatlon publlenad at 1-----------------Beolnnlng 11 • point In tho Cotti M .... Calltoml•. hereby dM-"8.IC NOTICE '1CTmOUtl 8UM911 Sout-..,;y llne ol Ofwteo A--. Ignited .. the,_~ moet llllaly ..... ITATlmNT M ltlowfl on Mid Map dletent , .... to glva notice 10 Mid dllendlll'lt; that l'ICTmOUtl WM Tiit lollowlng peraont -doing on Souttwterty 100 IMt lfom tho u l<I publication ba made 11 loalt NAm ITATUmNT blittn.lt M : IN a OUT PHOTO, moat Nortt1e11Y oonw" of Mid Lot: once t ""8ltc tOf four .-.Ive Tiie followtng porsona .,, doing 12951 Beach Bllld, Stanton. Caltt. thancl tram Mid po1r11 ol lllOfNllllO Wiik•. ~ aa: toeeo 8out'-*'Y 120.a .... par.-.. to IT IS F\JRTHER ORDERED tha t I D I S LTD, P.0 .Box tat, 120 Cra;t~Wilnc:., C.111.COfP., 729 thaNort"-'er1)'11neofMMI Lot toe oopy of Mid ~""1 to Entw 0.. lrvlne Ave .• T-301, IMM, ca. 92M3 W .• 1 1h t, 5, Colla Meae, CL point In 1M Northu•er1)' llnl of tha lault In 1h11 actton ba torthwtlll c»-Denni• G. Poepllll, 820 IMnl Ave, 92626 P~ Of lend ~ to George polltlKI In the Untied StalM Po.I T-30t, '"""'·Ce. 928413 Thia~ II conduc:tad by:. w. o...y, .... by o.ed r9COl'ded Office, post-paid, directed to Mid Thie ~ It condue1ed by: an e«poratlon. "'-11, 1938. In booa 148, =· dlfend.,,I, reapondent, or cltM 11 hit lndlvldual. CREATIVE WAYS INC., OMc111 Aecorda of OrW1g9 , l(fdr-I• aacertelned t>efOfl IX· Dlnnll G Poepleil Tom Pta lfoot. Soc. Tr-c.Momla; ,..,_ ~ p1r1tlon of tha time praacnbed for Thie etaternent -fllld w1111 Ille Thie ltaternent -flied wtth Ille .... ak11'9 M6d Nor1'I ltlllll) llne of tllt publlcetlon of this document and County Clerk of Orwige County on Coun!y CWtl of On:ngo County on Mid ~ ~ to a point: • dec:laretlon of thl1 mAillng Of of the June f5, tt83 June 15, 1983 !'*-Not~ 120.3 teet Itel thll the ldd11U waa not --~ ,,,_ par.-.. 10 1M Nol'ttl II ty tine of telned be nlld al 1ne '1tpiratlon of Publlthld Orange COM! Delly Publlahed Orange Coast o.ly Mid Lot 323 10 a polrll In 1M 1111 lime pr11etlbed lor thl publl· PllOI J\lne t9. 2e. Jvto/ 3. 1o. IMS Pilot June t9, 2e. July 3. to. 1983 8outt11Mter1)' 11n1 of .-i Lot 323 to cation. 2806-83 11811-83 a point In ttll SolJlt 11111 ty llnl ol DATED. June 7, 1983 -----------------------------------.. Or-. A--= INr'OI ak1119 Rldlard J. 8Mc:om •-.,. 11nT1rr Ml.IC NOTICE .-i OrtflOI A__,. Not1t...-er1)' JudQ& ot tllt Superior Cour1 "-.n. """'~ eo .... to ill point of beginning ale'ariaftd a ZIM l'lCTITIOUI 8UIMU l'lCTmOUtl .,_II Thi atrwt add.-or 01',_ MW. 171tl l tf'Mt MAim ITATl....-r ..._ ITAW oomon dlllgllatton of tha f9ll prop. lulte C Thi lotlowlng '*'°"' -doing Tha lollowtng poreon1 ara doing erty tiwelnabovo do9orlbod 11 m:\·~: ll70I bullneal u : bu~= ~LON, 2744 Eul COM! :'J:.: c:.::. Ofenoe Ave. Publllhld Orange Cout Dally THREE GUINEAS BOOKSTORE, Highway, Corona clll Mat' 92925 Thi uildofliOlllCI hereby diec:lllma Piiot June 28, July 5, t2, tt. t9&3 ~~tit St., Newpor1 Boldl, ca. Suzanne Simona Schmieder. 337 111 lletMllty tor any lncouecm-1n 2955-83 Pamela I(, Robar1a. 1301 E. OoMli PromontOI')' °'· w .. Newport 8-ah. Nlld lllW• ldd..-or other com· -----------Bllld. Long Beectl. C.. 90802 Ce. 82890 mon dlalgnatlon. P\8.IC NOTIC£ Thit butlneea It conducrted by:"' Oavtd ~ Wrtoht. 337, Promon-Slid .... .wlll be made wlthoul 1n<11v1<1ua1. ~Wea°'· ·· Newpor1 Baach, Ca. warran1y.-.-or lmc>llld. reoerd· ..... ~~NTOfOfUM ,,_ Pama!• Robert• Thi• oollneee II CondUCllKI by• e Ing tltle, pO IJlfl °''· or lllCUl'n· .. ..~I ..... Thll .... _, ..... lllad W!lh Ille llmltlKI .,, ahl bf9noea. lncluOlllQ ..... Cflergla and FICTITIOUI IU._ .. um County Cllttt of Orange County on P ~VIOPWAIGHT expeneee of tha T'ruat11 and of tho ~ot~~·~~«:; JUiy 5, 1983 fll1M7 Thia ttllatMl\t -lllod wllh tllt :::°'v.~~ = BulllnNI name: ONE PACIFfC Publllnlel Or Cooll Delly Coun~ Clertl of Of1nga County Oil of tha nol9(t) 1>Y Mid Deed PLAZA, • Joint Venture. 7777 Piiot July It, 18,7.Al.IQ. 1, tN3 June o. IM3 '211114 Of Trut' 10 wlt:I UI0.157 wllh c.nter Otl\le, Huntington 8-:h, ""'1"87 In..,_. ""'-' lfom Ocrtot. 10 Clll1omla 92&47. ,.., Publlahad Orange Coeat Delly 1M2 <it 12'1. per annum• provldlci er.ciero HuntlnatOfl e.acn. inc: .. -----.---.,.-llftftl'r-----1Pllot July 3, 10. 11. 24. 1H3~ In Mid notl(a) ~ OOltl and any lteOO Felrlhlld, ~Ultl 150. lrvlne, -------'"---.-....-""'--.'--~-------·---------------ao--of t.t. 100.00 with In ...... Ca. 927 t3 E9111'MIM ~Und ..,._. M the Jerwal Enterprlw, 7777 Center '1CT1T10UI WM Ml.JC NOTICE ttma of Met pyblC1tlo11 of !He No- Drive, Hunllnoton S.ech, C• MAm STA~ UO. of T,,,.._., S. -1&96.00. 92847. ...~ tollowlnO.... .,..._. .. doCnG nc..=::A~u Thi .,......,t under Mid owi Tiit Flc:1ltlou1 Bu..,_ NllTll ,.. ......,_ o4Tru1U•wtofole-..oui.c9Mdc»- ferred to •bow wu ft11C1 In Ofanoe W.8.A. RESEARCH OAOUP, 1170 Thi lollowlflo Pl'WW -doing llWrod to ttia Uftdlrl!OlllCI a -"'* CounlY on NOll9ITlblr to, IMO. E. 18th SI. (L-2tl). ~leech. bualneea aa: ~of~"'° OenMnCI Tlllt ~ waa conducted by C.. 92M3 SUHllT F\JNOINO 1m 2 E. 17ttl fOt a.. Md a Wl1na!\ No4toe of 0.- an unlncorporaled MeOCl•tlon JIMnotte Ywnne °"""· tl70 I . It .. ~ 106. Tuetll\. CA 82tlO 1111111 Ind 9lctkln to W. Thi undao· Other lhen t pet1neref'tlP, tltfl 9t. IL·211). N9wport 9wlh, Ca. ~LD AOISI ll'11 Corinthian t1gr1ec1 o.u.tmid Noltoeof o.-.11 Jll'Wlll E.11....,,._ 12983 Wsy, N9wport Beaon, CA 92tl0 .ncf!)ectjontolaltoM--..ln StOerlld J. Kllln. Oen. ,.,,,,_ ~ It CIOndUctlcl by: .,., in:,..~ It oondua19d by': an 1M OCIUn'Y wMI• 1t1e NII~ 11 f'llla atet*'*'t -ftled wltti tha ........, .......... IOCeled. o.eed J4/l</ I , 1M..1 .. . CounlY C1ertt Of Or-,.._.-.., on JMnnet1e Y.Ottm -.__ '-Wll.IHIN! UC.-OW COMPANY fl -...-""""""7 Thia atalelMM -fllld wltfl "" Thll eteterNnt ... fllld wltfl Ille •IMS tt\IMel ~~~~Inoa Coeet Delly Ptot County Cllrtl of Or-. County on County Clll1I of Ofanga County on '4210 MINN 8oule¥ard ~-"I "8 ~ ..... 12 -July &, 1"3 Junef2, tN3 LOl~~I0010 .,.,,,... ... ~ • -7 v, • '2834"'3 ,,.,. 9'1m• (2 tl)NW530 Publlllled Oranoe ~ .. ~ ~ Ofanoe co.1 ~ ~Matto c 1m1tt1 P110t Juk'/ 1 t. 11. 21. ~. 1, 1113 l'llot Jun1 n . .Mt a. t 1. 11. 1113 ~ 0ranoe OoMI Delly 4067-13 "21.-83 Piiot July 12, 112t. 11N ~~ -------~~--~~-~· flCTITlOUI .._ .. NAmlTAT'lmMT TM fol*owlng per--.. -001ng ~-: (Al SENIOR RELATIONS, (B) SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS . 55 o.rtmouih A\19, lrvlna, Ca. 92715 Lff Stanton McCa mon, 65 Oarthouth Ave, !Nino, Ce. 92715 Thie ~ It oooductad by: an lndMdual . L11 S.~ Thll ltatemont w• flied with the . County c.11 ot Orange County on F21710a Pul:>lllhad Orange Coest Delly Pltot June 19, 28, July 3, 10. 19'3 2822-83 flCTITlOUI .,_ .. NAmlTA,.._.,., The ~ ~ -doing bu..,__ FUN ZONE 305 Plllm. N9wport Boectl, CA 92M 1 LITE-LINE DESIGN OF CA. a Cllllf. Corp., 7t8 w. Ooeanlfont, Nftlpor1 8Mch, CA 9281 t Thie bullnW It oonduc1ed by: a OOfl>Ol'lllon U.._Une Deeigtl ot CA Raymond Cooper' "'- Thie ltat-1 -Ned wtth the County CWtl of Ofanga Coun1Y on May 31, tN3 ~ Publlehed Orange COM! Delly Piiot June 27. My 4 , 1 t , 18. 1N3 2933-83 l'lCTnlOUI .._ .. NAmaTAT'lmln TM tollowlnO per'&Onl ere doing bullneea aa: SUNSET SPA 1n12 E. 17th St, Suite 105, Tuelln. CA 9"80 8.J. YARBROUG H 2520 Park Nftport, Newpof1 Beldl, CA 92MO Thlt bulllneaa II condllcted by: .,., lfldlllldual 8.J. Yat'bfougtl Thi• ,,.,_, •• Ned with tha County Cleft! ol Ofwige County on "'-22, tN3 ""' .. P\lblilhtcl ~ <:out ~ Piiot June 27. July ~. 11. 18, IN3 21129-83 TM lolowlne ciopy ol "Notice", CfP .. tilt Otlolnlil of wNc!ll -llled tor NOTICa 0. ,.,.,.... UL9 '~ct on June 21, tM3 In ttw afftae T .a. .... ,_ ofttieCoumyAecotdelofttwCoun-On M 12. tM3 It 11.00 a.m. ty 11'1 fottll !*Ow. 11 ..m to )'OU FIRST AMlRICAH TITI.£ IN• WIMmUdl 11 #I eMmlnetlOn ol the SUAANCl COMl'ANY, I Callfomll lltll to the lr\114 prGC*1)1 .,_)'OU oorporetlon. 11 T""'•· Of Suo-may ~en In..,_, In the Truetel'• c .. IOI' TrultM or 8ub1tttuted Sele Pr~1. CALIFO~IA RE· Trutl•, of tllet ~-Deed ol CONVEYANCE COMPANY, TNll ... Trull, executed by GARY i . ~ Loen NO. 0-~S-$ MALAZIAN, I mertled 11'\aft, 11\0 ,._ tg I . eotdtd JlhW'J 23, 1MO N lnltru- T.S. HQ, 101265 "*It NO, 2tOIO In 8oo6I 13417, NOncl 0. DE'AUlT AND P1g12t8 of OfllQel Record• of Or· l\.ICnoet TO en.L. UNDIR 1ng1 Counly. C1lllornl1, and DelD Of' TMtaT pursuant to that oerteln Notlol of lllPCMWTANT NOTICI OeflUlt thlrlund« ntCOtded Merell IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN FORE-10, 1913 .. lnetrumtnl No. CLOSURE BECAUSE YOU AR£ BE· 83-t0.2974 of Of1\clal Atcotdl of HIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, IT MAY Mid County. will under and wwant BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY COURT to Mid Deed of Truet ... at publlG ACTION. and )'OU may M¥t 1111 llgei aucllon tor ~. lewtu4 money of the 'ighl to l>ftng you. ec;c;ount In good United St1tt1 of Amtrlc1, 1 "anding by paying Ill of YOUf PMt caehltr''• cMcll peyabll to Mid due peyment1 i>tu• permitted coet1 Tt\ltl• drl*n on a ttall or natlonel Ind ·~ within thr• month• blnll. 1 ttatt or ~II credit union. lrom the date this Notice of Oeteutt or 1 11111 °' ~II aavlng1 and loan •• recorded. ..-letlon dotnlclted In 11111 1tat1, Thlt amount la S7.2 t2. 10 .. of at the main enttenoe to First Amert.- June 15, 1N3 and will Incl ... untN can Tiii• ln1ur1nce Comp1ny fOUf eccc>llnl becofnN cutrenl. You located at 1 t4 Eul Aftll StrMI. In may not llaYe to pay the entire un· tlle dty of Sant• Ana, Cllllornla 111 oeld portion of ~r account, -,,.,., rlQhl. tltte and lnterMI conveyed though lull payment wu detn1nded. 10 end n<>W held by II under Mid but you muat pay the amount 111ted Deed of Trust In tilt property sltu-•bove. 1tld In Mid County and State 3 Alter tllnle IT!Ollll\a from the date ,c;t1bed u: ;,I ftco(datlon of tlll• document City ot COlll MIN. The Nonh-:wnicti data of rec:«datlon ~ -1er1y 130 feet of Lot 132 ot New-'*'°"" uni.. the ot>llQaton being port Helgl'lt1, as per map llltrlOI lorecloled upon permlf1 1 longer rtcOfded In Boole 4, PIQI 113 ol Mla- l)lflod, y0<.1 lllYe only tlll legal right cell1neou1 Mapa, In the ottlc. ol ttle 10 atop the rorecloaure by paying the co~mly Recorder ol said Counly. antlre amount <Semendld by your Excepting therefrom the North· :rldltor. euttfly 111 l•t thereof and 1•cepl· To find out the 1m®nt you mus1 1ng therefrom Ille Soutll-tlt'ty p1y. or to err-. '°' payment to t42.5 f .. t thereof. alSo uc:eptlng stop the loredolur1. or II your Pf<>P-lllerlfrom tf1Y Is In foreclosure tor 1ny other PARCEL t : Unit 1 u allown and rMaon. contact: clallned on that certain eon- GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS, I clomlnklm plan rlCOfded April 7, Federll Savlnge and Lo.ti AllOCla· 1980 tn Boole t3565, Pege 1647 of tlon P.O. Box 1900 Nonllrldge. CA Ottk:lal Records of Orenge County, 1113211. (2t3) 701-21711. C.Htornll. II you have any queetlona, you PARCEL 2: An undivided 1/3rd W\OUld contlCt I lawyer Of the Gov-interMt In and to LOI t of Tract emrnent egency Wlllch may llaYe lo-108711, u lhowtl on a map r• Med )'OUr IOan. cordldln book 4611, P1Q11 25 and 26 Remember. YOU MAY LOSE of MllClllaneOua Mapa, Recor• ol LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU DO NOT Orange County, excepting Iller.- TAKE PROMPT ACTION. trorn Unite t through 3 located NOTICI 11 ..... y QIVIN: that lhlreot. 1 breach of. and dlfeutt In. the obll-PARCEL 3: Non .. ltclu1lve ep-gatlonl MCUfld by ,,.,., certlln Deed purtenant _,..., .. , fOf lngr1U, of Tru.at IXICU1ed by THOMAS E. ~. 1t11C>Yment. auppor1 and .,,._ ANFINSON ANO LAWRENCE N. AN-croec:hmltlt .. Mt lortll ln the Dlc;- FINSON. husband and wtl1 u lalatlon of Colllnantt, Conditions Truator. rlC«dld on November 4, Ind Rellrtetlona tor GEM II Hom.- 111111 u tNatru"*1t No. 371111 In own4ltS AMOdlllon. Recorded In Booll/Reel 14280 Pege/lmage 357 l>ooll 135$5, Page 16511 of Oltlet11 DI Offlcllll f*:ord• In the Office of Record•. Ille Recorder ol Ot'lllQI County. EJtceptlng tllefefrom Ill rights to catllornla,.,.. oocurld In tlllt pay-th• oll, ga1, hydrocerbon """' hat not been medl of THE tubltenoM and otllef 'miner 111 lytng APRIL 1. 11183 INSTALLMENT Of' t>e1ow I dlplh of 500 IHI below the PRINCIPAL ANO INTEREST AND -1-of Midland. t>ut wttl'IOUI All SUBSEQUENT INST ALL· rights of IUf'f-entry. u reeerve<I MENTS OF PRINCIPAL ANO IN· tn the Deed from Gery E. MllaZlan, 1 TERST ANO ALL SUBSEQUENT IN-merrlld men, u hie aote and MPll- STALLMENTS OF PRINCIPAL ANO ate property. tNTEAST; ALSO. LATE CHARGES Thi 1trM1 lddrns Ot other com- ON SAID INSTALLMENTS. mon dellgnatlon of said p<oper1y Is 198t-32 SECOND INSTALLMENT l)Ufl)Orted to be: 1llt4 Fullerton Av- AND 19112-113 BOTH INSTALL-enue, COiie ,,._.,CA 92'27 MENTS OF REAL PROPERTY Slid Nie wlll bl made wttl'IOUI TAXES PRIOR TO OELINOUENCY covenant or werranty, 1xpr1U or Im- WHICH TAXES. TOGETHER WITH plied, .. to 11111, poaaeellon or en· COSTS ANO PENALTIES, REMAIN C\lmbrancee'to aatltfy Ille unplkl UNPAID. balance due on the not• or not• Tlllt by rMSOtl thereof, the under· MCUrad by Mid Deed of Tru11. to tlgrled dola hereby llec1 10 ~ 111111: 1293,447.118. pl\;I the lollowtng 1111 truet proper1y 10 be SOid to Mllmated coats. •XPlfl-end Id· Mllafy Ill the obllglt1on1 MCUf'ld by >'enotl It the time of the lnlltal pubtl· Mid Deed of Trust. The undlrwlgllld cation of this Nouoe of Sile: nu 1xeucted and deltvefed 10 CAU-S3.005.M . FORNIA RECONVEYANCE COM-NOTICI TO ""°""TYO_...,. 1 PANY, the duly 9'>P01ntld Trull.. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A I llfldtr Mid Deed ol Trull,. wrtt1en DEED OF TRUST DATED JANUARY Declaration of Dlfeutt and Oemllnd t5, t9llO. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. IOt Sale of Mid tr\181 proper1y to rtON TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· sati.fy Mid oWgaUont and Illa I»-ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· :><>sited with aeld TruetM aud'I Deed UC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA- OI Trust Ind all lnllrumenta end NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE cloeumenll IY!denQlng IUCll ot>ll-PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU ;iatlon1. SHOULD CONTACT A LAWVER. In !Illa 1n11ru"*1t. wNlreYlf tlll DATED: June 14, t963 :Ot1t1•t so requires, Ille slngular FIRST AMERICAN TITLE !\Umber lnctodM Ille plurel, Ind YiCe INSURANCE COMPANY _.. A Cllit Corp. DATED-June 13, 19&3 Dan Omerod GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS AuthOmed Otllclr a Fede<ll S1Ylngs and Loen 114 EMI Flttll Str .. I Asaocatlon. formerly Sant• Ana. CA 112701 GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS (714) 553-3211 ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Publllhed Or1nge Coast Dally by; Mency Cohen PM01 June 21, 111, Julys. 1983 Aaat. Vice Pres. tll26-113 By Anita Autio Asal Seeretlty Publlahld Orange Coast Olllty Piiot June 211, July S. 12. 19, t9113 29~ Nil.IC NOTICE NO~ INVITING _,. Nota Is hereby glwfl that the Board of Truet-of the Coast Com- munity Co4llige Olllrlc1 of °'.,. County,Cellfomla. wiW receive...._ Id bid• up to bu1 no later than 11 :00 wn. Thurtda~ 211, 19113 1t the Pufcllulng "*1t of said ~ ~ dl8trk:t located 11 1370 Adema Awnut, CO.ti M-. Cellfomla at .tllch tim. said bids will be publlc:f't opened and read for: PURCHASE OF MICRO- ! COMPUTER EOUIPMENT, GOLDEH NEST COLLEGE ANO COASTLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE An l>i<la are to be In 9"0tdance #1111 Ille Bid 00cu"*111 whlc:h ere now In nte end may be eeeurec:t In the ~ ot Iha Olr«:lor of Purcllulng ~ said co4legl dlsttlc:1, NI.IC fl)TIC[ N011Ca Of M'f'LICA TIC* TOllU ALCOHOLIC 91ftRAG«a To WllOm It May ~: LUHAN CORPORATION. INC. i. l9Pf)'lng to the Oepertmant or Aleollollc 8evet'IQI Control for "41" On Sale 8-& Wini (Pub. Eat Pl.I to Mii lledlollc: ~IOI' 11 2911 E 17111 St . COlll MMa. Ca.. 92927. Publllhed 0r.,. Cout Diiiy Piiot July 12, 111113. 4078·113 NI.IC NQTIC[ MOTICI M Dtlt<M.UTION MP~ Publlc notice .. hereby given ,,.,.t LISSA EDITH JACOBSON 1nd TRACIE RENEE scon herttolor• doing bu'"-under tn. lk:tllk>ua nm name and ltyll DI BAYSHORE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 11 3-4111 Via Lido Suit• H, City or NewpOf1 Belch, County °' er.,., s111• or Callfomla, did on the lltll d1y ol July. 1983. by mvtulll ~t. diuolve the said pertnenihtp end twmlnete their retattona •partners therein. Furtllef notice la hereby gl\fen 11111 the undersigned wlM not be reepon· slble. from tllls day on tor eny obll- ga1ton k>C:urrld by tn. other• In 1111 own name. or In the name of 1111 nnn 0.ted 11 NewpOf1 Belch, c.11- tornla, ttlla llm dey or July, 19113 Publltllld Orange Cout Dally MUC llOllC( c... ... ,. NOTl!CI 0. TMllTD'9 ~ T.1.Na..l·tmm On ~ ta, 1M3, at 11:00 Lm. FIAST AMERICAN TITLE IN- SURANCE COMPANY, a c-.om11 Corpor1tton 11 Tru11•. or Sue· cn1or TruatM or 8ub11ltutld Trull ... of that certain Long 'orm Security (INtlllmlnt) LMld COntrlGt uecutld by HOJAHNA L. VENTRE. 1 wtdow, u Vendor and HAROLD E. EDICK, 1 matrtld men, 11 Vandee. Ind reoorded Decerl'lt>er 7, t97t u ln1trun1«1t No.11718, In 800ll 12H2j Page 11132, Of Olllclel Recofdl o Orange County, Calllornla, and pureuant to the ~lln Notkll ol Ol- lautt t~ reoorded Septem- ber 29, 1M:Z u lnllNtl'lllll No. 82-3-41845, oC Offtclel ~di ol Mid County. 1#111 under IN! pvttu&nl to Mid Security Land Cor11r1Gt Mii 11 public auc:tlon for calh, l1wtul money of 1111 Urllted St1t11 ol Amerlc1. 1 ellaeler • • clleelc py1bll to said Truttee drewn on 1 11111 or n1tlonll bani!, 1 1t11e or federal credit union, or • 1t111 or federal .. ~ng• end '°"' uaoclatlon doml· Cllld In tllla atltl, 11 the main en- trance to First Amencan tltll In- surance c;ompeny 1ocated 11 t 14 Eut Altll st,..t, In the city of Santi Ana, CllKornla Ill that right. 1ltll 1nd 1nt1tMI conveyed to and now held by It under said &lcurlty Land Con- treet In the P<oc>ertY lltulled In said County and St1te dllcrlbed u : City olCoall M .... LOI 1 Of Tritt No. 2310, U !Jllown on 1 Map recorded In booll 62. Page 38 ot Mlece4l1neous Map1. Rec;Ofdt ol Or1nge County. C1lllornla. Neme ind 1ddresa or the vendor II wllOH request the lal4I II Ming conduclld. Johanne L •Entre. 27426 Mountlln Meadow. Elcon- dldo, CA 92026. Direction• to the above proper1y m1y be obtllned by requelllng .. me In writing from tll1 ~dot within 10 day1 ffom the nrat publ1C1llon or tllla notice. Said sale wlll bl mlde without covenant or warranty, eapr1U or Im- plied, u to 11111. pos....ion 0t en-:umbr1ncee 10 aat11ty Ille unpaid 1>1l1ncie due on the $ec:urlty Land Contrect, to wit· 1 177,427.60 plus the loUowlng •llmltld COlll, ··-penMt end ld•aoce• or 11111 Notice ol Siii: 19,0711.0•. NOTICI TO "'°""TY O ... R YOU ARE INDEFAULT UNDER A LONG FORM SECURITY (INSTALL· MENT) LAND CONTRACl. DATED NOVEMBER, 22. t9711. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD OCNTACT A LAWYER. DATED June 15. 19113 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY A Cllll. corp Dan OmerOd 114 East Fiith Street Sant• Ana, CA 92701 (7 t4) 558-321 t Published Orange Coast Dally Pltot June 21, tll, July 5. 1N3 21152-113 Ml.IC NOTICE K'13'7 NOTICE OF DEATH OF EUGENE W. LIGHTNER, AKA EUGENE WALLCE LIGHTNER AND OF PETI- TION TO ADMINISTER ES· TATE NO. A llto!O To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors and contingent creditors of EUGENE W. LJGHTNER, AKA EUGENE WALLACE LIGHTNER and persons who may be other- wise Interested In the will and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Ralph S. Lightner and Robert S. Lightner In the Su- perior c.ourt of Orange Coun- ty requesting that RaJph S. Lightner and Robert S. Lightner be appointed as personal representative to administer the estate of Eugene W. Lightner (under the Independent Adminis· lration of Estates Act). The petition Is aet for hearing In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Dr .. West. Santa Ana, CA 92701 on August 3, 1983 at 9:30 a . .m. IF YOU OBJD:'T to the granung of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and at.ate you objec- tions or file written ·objec· tion.s with the court before the hearing. Your appear- ance may be ln person or by your attorney. Each bl<SOer mu9I IUllmll with hll bid • ceetller'• otllc:*. oerttfled ::Nell. Of bide!«'• bond made pay- Ible to the ore!« ot Ille Coast Com- munity College Olatrtct Boatd of Trull_ In an amount not .... t,.,an the ~cent (5%) of tlll sum bid u 1 auw.m• that the bidder wlll enter 111to euc:tl comrac:t, the pr-'8 of the c:Mc* Wiii be fOffelled, or In the caM of I bond, Ille"'" IUtn thereof #I.II be forfelled to Mid eoll9gl dla- 1rlct No bidder may withdrew Ill• t>ld lor 1 P«tod tor torty-llYe (45) dll)'S 1fter the dlll Ml 10( Ille opening thereof. Piiot July 12. 19113 IF YOU ARE A CREDI- TOR or a contingent creditor of the dec:."Nled. you must file your claim with the court or present it to the penonal rep- resem.ative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first 1-uanc:e of letters as p.rovtded ln Sec· lion 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for filing claims wlU not expire prior to four months from the 4077-113 date of the hearing noticed above. The Board of Tru•-~ the prMtege ot rljletlng any and ell bids °' to walY9 any lf'regulerttlM or itlformelltlll In eny bid or In the bid- ding. Signed Norman E. Wateon Secrttwy, 8oll'd of Trutt-Coelt Cotnmunl1y Co!llgl Olltrlcll Put>lllned ~ Coul Olllly Piiot Jut, 5. 12. 19'3 303943 YOU MAY EXAMINE the rtaJC NOTIC[ file kept by the court. U you SW.NOit COURT lre interested In the estate, a. CALIPORNlA you may serve upon the ex- COUNTY M OflANOa ecutor or ad.minlltrator, or no CMI ~ °"" w .. t upon the ettomey for the ex· ..!'!:~:'mm ecutor or admi.rmtrator, end llANUM Of': file wl th the court with proof NYIYW: ... NGOC TllAN f --"-a wn'ttA!n """"llelt RllPOMOIMT: C"l-M.ll T"I o """' • '"~· "--. NCIU'YIN stating that you desire apedal MWDMI ~MllY Law) notice of the tiling of an In-c.. .... cm.-... ventory and apprallement of NOTICat Y• ...._ .._. .-d. estate aaets or of the petl-::.:-' ~~":C Uons or eccounta mentioned ,_ ,..,= ~ • .,.. "911111 In Section 1200 and 1200.~ of IM..., 11 n ......,, the California Probate Code. " vou WWI 10 _. 1M ld"'°9 °' Rlmel 6 RJmel ::u.:"C:': ~ty =~~ /::, By: Jack J. Rlmel """'en rwponee. hny, may be flllcl IHI N. Ma.la St., Ste. ttt on ~::C,. u.... ... .._ ...._ SU&a Aaa, CA H'7tl ...._ m ....., flMMI ...., (7U> H7·7SH ....,.w.111a 11•1nee.e_... PubU.Md Oranae Cout ... w. ,......... .....,., ~ Oltly Pl.Jot July tI. 12, 18, .... "--........ II.It ... _ 1983 SI u.ted 0-1Ck1t1r II ClOnMtO di un llllcJ9edO en •• lldunto, de-'*"' "-10 lmrNdlltAllMll'9, de .... !Nfllfe. ... ~· eectlt•." lie)' 91CM11. puecle -reolfttldl • MUC NOTIC£ 4044-83 •llmt>O· 1. TO TH( AUl'OHDIH'T; Thi NOTICI Of AV~ !*HloMr ,_ .... I j191ttton GOO• M....,.... ..oa1' owning '1°'1f ftWl'llloe, If you fall to ~'"'*'1t 10 lecltoft t t04 (di of the Na I ~ tllttllrl IO cll1' of IM Internal ~ C*, llOtiol II ~!NI IHI """""°"' II -* Ofl 111ret1y g1¥en that 1M nlUll l'tOOf1 ,ol.I. '1°'1f o.ttult INY " ~ tor the rrleolil yew to Maron 31, f"3 Ind the eoutl may enter • jyclgmenl of JA,..EB L. WARNl!A MEMORIAL oontalnlng lnjunctNe or other orderw 9CHOLAAIHtP8 TAUST', I prlv1t• oonoemlng dMllon oC p<OCNlf'tY, loundlttorl II IYtllebil It IM foun• .,.,... ~. cNld GMtody. Clhlld ClallOn'• °"'°' '°' INOIC(IOn dllfllla ~ott:'Otftll1 ,..., coete. ltld ,.,.., ticMw 1rom t:OO a m. 10 a:OO IJUdl Ol1 ,..., .. may be grlltlted p,m, Irr MY ctti.i wtlO ~ H Irr tM oour1. TM Oel t ......,.tt of .w11t1111 ilO d9Y9 9'ler !tie dl1• of tllll .,...., tetklr)g of tnOMY Of property, publoetlon Of other court lllthortBd proc-6-Tiit f0Undl110n'I oftlcl II !009\ed inOI may llao ,_,.., In the OOll't· 11 11M11 of A!Ntlce NT a IA. W ta ~. a.-26 tM3 100, OU Mac:Artllur llvcl, NewpOt1 --· ........ " . 8-dl Ca.·~ l..M A. lrllldl°=CM11 Tiie j,,1nc1p11 ~of !tie foun. 0111 Cetpenter, }' dtllOn II 1at11c of NMttca NT a IA Publefled Ofenot COelt ~ ()renge CoMt Ollily "°1 ~ .NM 21. M II, 12. It, 1M3 My t2 IM3 2937·83 ' MUC M>TIC£ YOU AM .. DS'AUL.T UNDeR A DllD Of' TM.laT DATID ...,.. .. 8D n, 1m. &M.IM YOU TAU ACTION TO P"OTICT YOUR ""°"RTY, IT 11A Y • IO&.O AT A fl\&.tC IAU. • YOU .a Mt ID\.ANAnoet Ol1 ntl MATURI OI THI "'OCUOINCI AOAINIT ~~ IHOULO CONTACT It NOTICI OI TRUITll'I IAUI , ........ ,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that on Wldneeday. Augult 3, 1913,at 10:00 Lm. or 1ald day, In the room ... Hide '°' c:ondueflllQ Trutt .. 'I S1lel, within tlll ottlces ol REAL ES· TATE SECURITIES SERVICE, 1oea1eo a1 2020 fllorlll Broectw1y, Sullt 20ll. In the City of Santa Ana. County of Orange, 1tal1 oC c.a. loml1, STERLING CAPITAL CORP., 1 Calllornl1 eo<porallon, u duly IP- Pointed Trull• under end puteuent 10 the power of Nie eot1letred In tllal can~ln Deed of T t\111 executed by RICHARD VERNON NEICE. an Un· tnatrlld Men. recorded December 4, 1980. In Book 13&e 1 of Otltdll Re- cords ot Mid County, 11 paoe 389. Recorder'• Instrument No. llOll 1. t>y rNaon of 1 breach ot def1ull In pay· rnent ol perlormane. ot lhl obll· getlon1 aecurld thereby, looludlllQ that breach or default, Notkle ~I which wu recorded Aprll I, t983, 11 Recorder' 1 Instrument No. 83-13118211, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ~UCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIO. DER FOR CASH. t1wiul money of the United StllM. or • CUlller'• cheek dr1wn on 1 state or n1t1onll benk, 1 11111 or 11<1e111 credit union, or 1 11111 or lede111 uivlng1 and loen 1saoel11lon domlelted In 11111 11111. alt payab~ 11 the time ol 1a141. •N right. tltle end lnl1tNI lllld by It, u Tru1tM. In tll•t rell property situate In said County 1nd S11t1, delcrtbed ufollowa LOI 116 of TrlCl 3813 .. pet map recorded In Boole 182. Pegea 11 01rough 19, lnclualve of Ml1- cetl1neous Mapa, aa per rKC>fdl In Ille oltlee ot the County Flecordel of Mid County A leaMhold aa Ml lorlll In that C*11ln L-dated August t5, 1962. e.eeutld by Peellle Electt1e Rallw1y Comp1ny. a corporation. u L.naor. 1nd Oceann1tr1 Hom.. Inc .. as L.._, for the term of 53 yeers commencing on Augull 15, 1962 and ending August 14, 2015, upon the terms end provlllona Mt lorlh In aald teue. 1 memorandum Of which WIS rlGOfded Augult 20, 1962. In Book 112 t8, Pege 413, Of. llcl•I RtcOtdl, to Illa original lease 1nd the mem0tandum thereof reftf-enca 11 made for full partk:ulara. The 111111 1ddress °' other com- mon dlalgnatlOfl ol ttle real proper1y 11etetn1t>oY1 delcrlbed la purported 10 be 4704 Selthor• Or\¥1, Newport Beacll, Calllornl1. Tiie undersigned tte!eby dleclalm• ell llablllty tor 1ny Incorrect,_. In sald atrMI 1ddr-or Olhlt com- mon dulgn1tlon. Seid sale wm bl mlde wttl'IOUI warranty, a11pr1saor Implied. regard- lllQ !Ille. poeiMllon, Of 90CUm- bra~. to aatlaty Ille prtnclpll 1>411- ence of the Note or other obllgatlon HGured by said DMd of Trutt, ..i111 1n111 .. t and other tuml u provided tl'lltetn: plu1 advaneae. II any, under the lltme thereof and Int-• on auen ldvanc... a11d ptu1 '••· cherget. I nd 1xpenM1 or the Trust• 1nd ol tn. trusts etMled by Mid Deed of Trust. Tiie total lfl'IOUnt ol Mid obllg1llon, lndudlng r-" 1bty estimated 1-. chatQM and••- pen11a ol the Trustee. 1t tn. time ol lnlllll publlc1t1on of 11111 Notice. Is 163,972 111 Oiied July 7, 19113 STERLING CAPITAL CORP a C1llf0fnl1 c0tpor1tlon U Trutt• By Real Ettate Seeur1t-Service • Cllllornla corporation. 111 egent By 0 J Morger. lt1 Prllldent 2020 Not111 Bro1dw1y. Sultl 208. Santi An1. C1 112706(714)953-6810 Publltllld Or1nge Cout Dally Pilot Juty 12, 111. 26, 1983 4080·11~ Nit.IC NOTIC£ CPP41eM NOTICI Of' TMlaTll'I IALI T.a. No. '·11111 On Jufy t9, t983 It I t.00 1.m. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN· SURANCE COMPANY. A Calllornla corpor1t1on u Tru1t11. or SuG- ceuor Tru1t11 or Sub1tltutad Trust ... Of ltt•t oertlln Deed of TNS1 UICUlld by DOMINIC don LEONARDO CIOCIOLA, I tingle men. and recorded September 14, 111711 as 11111. No. 15069. Ill 8ook 13309. P1g1 1770 ol Offlelll ~ cords ol Or1nge County. CallfOfnla Ind purauent to ,,.,., Clrteln Notice of o.11ult thereunder recorded Merell 111, 1983 11 lnllr No. 113-115299 or Oftlc:jlJ Record• of said County. wm under end purwant to aald DMd ot Trull 1111 11 publk: euctlon for CUii, llWlul money or the United 511111 of AmarlCI, • c&llller'I ChlCll pay1bll tO said Trull" dr.-on a atilt or national bank. 1111te Of tedetel eredl1 unton. or 1llateor1.oer11 aavlng1 ll'fd loen UIOClltlon domlcilld In tl'lll 11111, at IM main entrance 10 First Amerl· can Tlt11 ln1ur1nc1 Compln)' IOClled II 114 fut Flftll Street. In Ille City of Santa An•. Calttornl•. 111 1111t right. tltll arid tnt-1 conveyed 10 ind now held by It under said Deed ol Tru11 1(1 the property situ· 1ted In Mid County Ind Stell ~ 1«lbed u : City of Coet1 Mela The nortllePterty 1115. tll feet ot !he nortllwMtarty 50 feet of Ille IO\ltMasterlY 464. 12 feet of Lot 43 of Newport Heights. u pet mac> r• corded In Book 4, Pege 113 ot Ml"' CllllntOUI Ml!Pt, Rlcordl OI Of. enge County. TM etrMt l<ldreea or other com- mon detlgnlllon of Mid property 11 putpot11d ID be: 215·2151A E. flltll SlrMt. Coata M•H. Calllornll 921127. S•l<I aall will tie midi without covenant Ot warranty, 11Cpr1U or Im- plied, H IO 11111, ~ or -cumbr•~ to aatltfy the unpaid ballllCI due on the not• °' not• -eel by said Deed of Tru11. to wit: 173,1163.85, 6fu• the lollOWlng Mtlmlled COltl, aXPlflHI and ld- YlnCll 11 IM time of tl'lt 1n1111 publl· c11on or thlt Nolle• of Sele: Sl~~I TO ""°"fm' OWMIR YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED SEPTEM- BER $. t1179. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PU13LIC SALE. IF YOU ~£ED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PAOCEEOtNO AGAINST 'fO.t.!J.. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A l.AYnER DATED. Juf'9 20, 1983 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY ACallf,OOfp, JMMIM L. Lawri. AutllOrlMd Offlclf 1 1 • IE8lt l'lttll Street Santa Ane1~ 29702 (714) 5"""211 Pu bllahld 0tltl09 Coeet Deity Piiot June 21. JI>/ 5. 12. tM3 2tM-t3 6 4 2 • 5, 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 .8 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Tueadey, July 12, 1983 ~lAS SlfllD .... •.... .... ...... .. .... I.._ .. Wt ....... - -;;;;;;;~iiiiiii;;;; ...,... ''" :~ 1m c.c... ...-L IM F0< T=~h Fri· , .... .. day publk:ltlon1: •;30 UIW .... UlflllT '' .. .. p.m. 111e pt9VIOu• day. s~ baytron. , dplx 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br. W• "'*'' t10.ooo '° bftnt For Saturday publlcauon, 2 ba dn 2 boel •-Reduced _ .l 500 000 wennth to tNe ouMOlft dHdllne le 3 p.m. Frlc:ley. • ..---· ' ' • pltll\ #5. Pttoed llt OtlrJ Sundeyc!Mdllne 115 p.m. PllllllU .. 111'.-J "'11,000. C.. ~~~ ~~;~1:;::.ne Clean & jetly views. Marine room. 4 bdrm. 3 110·1211 bath, 3700 1q.ft Xtra parkl.na .• 1,385,000. I™ llLU.. 1.111 llU c.._. .. _ ... __ .._ __ ...... _ .a1t11111 o--t-led .. L. .... _ 2 L.-th + 1 .. ..-2.066 lq h. a &. tifW Kiii• end ootreotlon• may 1.nei•....., ~ uunn,, ... -•~ rec. nn., Rm + Fwnlly Am w/frplc, be made on eame deed-,beam ceWnea. fumlahed, petioe. $420,800. lttl,900. Ol*I ~ llnet as above. P1MM f A1A•••11 •allAll llUJIP Jiit)' 10th. 12PM-'PM. u« fCt' a "kllt number" ...._ ...... 2 0 1 4 Monro v I • . wl\en ceooetllng your ed. New 4 br, 4 ~ ba, CUlltOnl Fnnch Normandy 546--4710. WHI Fat.ate 1.2 prtme 11Cre hW'°P •1.250,000. --IUITW&----- c11eck your ad dally end DMlllll llYI UDlllT E/llde 3 Bdrm Condo, report errota lmmedl· Coronado laland cwt. bayfronl &ot. 85• boat 1170,000. 142-4123· etely. The DAILY PILOT deck. Plana avail. Now -370 000 w/trade. euumes llabUlly lor Iha • llrel lna0<reot lnaer11on • UllWllAI - only. Near new 4 bdrm, 4 bath, Lake view.~ IQ. .~.-11-11.------:-:1 =a ft. $44(),000. Will trade for a local lot. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR JlllllUOI IPYIUUllU •llAMLll&I .. ..., ....... 111. .... " ... """· ... . &l41ttttt lltr 111-~ lum.llnlf UWU•lnrPllT 1111,000 Fill j 11 .,,,.,., dt l_j, "' ,.,. H r1i''1 t.~t.1 * HARIOR RlllE * ... ~ 4 Bdrm. 2 bath, re- modeled. u..ed .,.,. maritet. Pric.d 11 oNiJ 1149,000. M4-1111 /Jn "<l[.f~ l\I\ I f I '• r, 'J':i:ll "": l '> LO'ollly 5 Br 3 Bl poal home. very private, Eteld•. sue.too: 846-3557. 1111- 3 Br. 2 Bl. good ""· 113'.000. Ownr/blcr 841-1886 One ol the nk:elt homea you'll find In Cameo Hlgh- tanda. Ugllt end airy 4 Br, 2 1/2 Ba w/larg• maeter suite. Superbly land· ec•ped with tropical peto area. 01vld Hlreclllar. 844-7020 'Come vi.sit the most faboulous view new custom home in Newport. Nothing to compare with this 4 bdrm.. tam rm, 5 bath, fonnal dining, 3 frplcs, 6 car garage. Large pool & jacuzzi. Come to the gate ;and ask for 3 Yorkshire, 759-1931. l/lew 3 Br 2 Bl Dnl oond. . :.. $185 ,000 .~ ,.~ • IPll lllU 1-1 Lllll IUl. llTITt 845-5188. • ' .,,~ HELEI I. DOWD '';8...., r "t ·~ RULTOR, llC. 144-0134 FftEft8UttY AM L UY llUll lmll bl9 lot, pymt• '2250. ct1 Ch11mlng older beyfront Sue 891·5558 home. Newly decoreted. luL .... llil ~~ .. ~urn-;,a!,'~1!1~~~ Mllf TIElllTll WE PAY CASH FOR ...-YllM'i ling-plat & sllp-3 br·2 IEWPllT IDOi HOUSES TO BE MOVED. 2 Br 11/2 Bl ~ unit flreplllCH. A rere op-. Thi• 3 Bdrm 2 Be home, llS0-4133• right on the a.end. PnOld portunlty. 13000/mo. located In tiarbor l/lew lalMa lai&J llii et lower ttwn 1tl0 ..... Berber• Aune 844-6200 Home•. one ol Newport'• price. S 130,000. R a H llne11 temlly com-lnv't. 751·5"9. 1t Macnab· Irvine lllOAIYM TIWIME , ............ '" 3 Bdrm1.~ beth•. pool end epe. Elegant. '350,000 usumat>le financing. Full Pflee $550,000 we4 cote logo 760-1000/n-tn paste up ws3 By Owner. Spy Glau Hiii beat buy. Beautllul 2 a1ory. ocean & bay view. Wiii tt1de lor smaller home. S695.000 Cell 840-' 196. By Owner SpygllH Hiii belt buy. $695,000. mun)tle1. I• w1thln walk-IULlll ISLlll Ing distance to perks & llW llfflllT luL ......, lid echoo11. and priced to Copper roof. high bMn'9d ital• Nit at $1118,000. Cell ceillng1, Olk ttoora, large W~ft ... lft Riii Toddy Smith. rooma and unperrelled ~ S42S.OOO, tonMI quallty In d•t•ll and entry to megnllleent amenltlet. EieY•tor, apa, lltrtum, .. roome .......... steam beth and eun deck _,....., Included with thl• 3 bdrm •trtum CK~ ..-. GE 159.9100 + temlly rm. Pier/float IC>f gounnet klldlln, ... of OPEN D·ILY 2 6PM lerge yecltl ,...., en-glael ..... of,.....,. 41' n • trance to H.;.bor -out to pvt boet dodl, hide --t 121 ... layfr... .. •. $1,650,000 lee. = .=. c: = aALIOA ISL.AND 673-6900. Wilt meke you ~· BAYFRONT with DOCK. ·-WATLRFRONT 84·7811 °' M-1759. Bkr. Buyer Juel cenoalled HOMI 5 a-.. eecrowl Owner In a quan· ; REAL ESTATE l"'8t IM4 gr;r;;u~ ~~: 2;:~0~ U1·MGO * •HH•• * Island. Can be home or hMr ....... currently used ae duplex. IY.... 13 bd. 2.,., 1 'I'. '419'ided. $895,000 and owner flex-NHI ,_ ec 4 bdrm 4 ehUtt... drlipel, ~ Ible on tarma. ba. Ideal 'Kouih Bay t0c. ~. nr pool end lln- $530 000 873-8163 nil. Make oftw. OI*' Wl\11 HI HONT ' . hOuM Sat/Sun, 12·5. 22 l~OMI ., lee Duple11, 3 Br. 2 81. ea-Lek• ah or•. 8 k r . REAL ESTATE tlledral celllng1. over _5_5_2_-0ee0 ______ _ sized o•reoe + 2 Br.""' Beaut 21tory, ocean & t>ay vt-Wiil lrlde IC>f smaller home. $895.000. 640-'196. 813-elOO with $10,880 Income. IJ--""!!!-~'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' $395.000. 675-2910. 3 Br, 1.-. Be houH •• ~ w/bOnul rm. greet concL ' "IPUllll ...... great llne nclng , • '• llYEITHI Duplex. CdM $380,000 Triplex, CM St69,900 Triplex. Lng Bch $280.000 Comm'I, VIII• t. t mlll POOL" Pta1a1ab 1117 1111.000. 867-9513. • •1 eeautifUI ooeen#ront m IREEITIEE Ji It's a bergelnl Only $134,500. BMutllul 4 Bdrm, large lhltng ., ... llreplece. plus country kltehen 0vet100ka ttmlly 11ee. Aleo atepa to huge city prk. Call for lhowtng 548-2313. on Balt>oe Penlnlllle, 4 T Br 4 81. By Owner. Fentaetlc lemlty hofM. 4 1775,000. Wiii trade tor Bdnn, 2.,. be.. ~ ltema ol Ilk• value. MocMI. &<*lent IOceCklf\ 305/561-65e0. -new ec:hool. peril end All of theM pr()P9rt1M have ex<*lent llnenclng. 831-7370. ..: • 1..:: It•• pool. All tor only _,... • --I 155,000. TR,\DI TIO\,\L RL.\l T\ Ddebout Bay&Beach ' Red Estate IOYEI 110111 In l0<eatosur1 ... prloed ICt' lul eale. Thi• eu1tom five bedroom home la located I emong much more ••-pen1lve llomee with a tremendou• potential. A. 111118 T.LC could do won- det'S toward• reell:tlng the great opportunity. REDUCED 140,000 NOW $275,000. 111-lJOO LHllTTlll Fii YALIE Eaetelde Cotta Meee. 3 Bdrm. 2 beth ChenMr with open beem celling• end cozy brick flreplece In IMng room F11tures modern kitchen, re· modeled bat111 end lerge lot with eltey econe for RV Only I 139,1100. 84&.7171 THE REAL ESTATERS mam• Wide etlldY ttreeta with Ill· ti. tr•lfte 11 whet quellty IMng le Ill about. Thl1 home ha• 11 ... encl ~-39dnn 288 with large room• end !hick new c;erpetlnO. Prlotd to Mii THE REAL ESTATERS TWt uma 11n11 llAIPt C-Ozy and ctoee to 1hop1, pool, tennl1 and Wood· bridge Lake, only $t57,000. U~IOOt l1C> ... tS RealtC>fl, 875-«lOO 1111,111 ......... Thtt'I rlghtl CIMn 3 bdrm 2 beth home on Ml elze R2 lot. Vacant and reecty 10< Immediate oocupan- cy. Flreplece, ell bit-Ina, c•rpeta •nd drepea. Thia one won't lut long. lll-44M COLDWeLL BANl(eRO IHl,111. Oreat curb appeal on thia 4 bd. 2 ba. Montego model. Mexican pavers in entry, fam. nn. & din- ing nn. French doors in muter bdrm lead to hot tub & covered patio. Walk to community pool & clubhouse. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 now. Don't mlu It. On!}' $146.900. 7&1·31t, I • SB.KT -=~~~, s~~clllA-~~g.s· ::: PRQP81Jt1E5 Noo4..., CUY L -.---- llTlll• .. wr •=~ _:, :: ··-· --"' ..,,... ...... .,,,.io -cb a:r.:~:,4::::. l1 IT u1" i" orr I I dining room. add•d . • _ • _ _ . moth«4n-lew quart•• Ofget9W•Y·~lherp. I cs pH E I r ~~~ ~2:;:a.ooo., I I I I t W95 "9el letat.,. I 1m11T ••• I s A r E c f ' sia.n•· "Doe• 1tie apen-• - 1 "IW , I I I I' . 1 • you 111•11 1dvl<tlMCI 111¥• . • _ _ • _ 0f9'ttll~ lfl .. 011'1" ANI Mt•t• 3 U.··2 ':.~kwttl~ 2 = ... 1 _T_H_'f_G __ 1_E_..., 1 ~:~ :..'!· but I tlllnk I cen ._ ~ :: =. • I I' I I I • ~~..': :-...:i:.:.-::: e9.1.'°' ~ t'""9 end . - --_........,'-............... ieit~no!:, ~~~~ r r r r r I' 1 THF. REAL ESTATEPS ..... 11911111 Mu11 Mii. Woodbrid91. on pt.-tlok>ue Y• Loop 3 Br 21!2 Bl. centnll ellr, 2 ftrepllell, ......... ming, Ilk• rec. ~ lcMn It 10.75~. IMlll. Own-. .,.. wlll carry 2nd. I 11K • movet you In. RecklOld '° I 189,500 '°' ~ .... 568--7051, 213/807~. W0008RIOGE OONOO 2Br. 281. Ea•ll~ N · eumable loen w/wry low down.*·"°· GOlDEN PROPERTIES 7&2-1581 •l!LJ• on El N6gull 7ttl F_...,, a a pMll et the ocn. 2 a. '~7.500. OwMf ltwfll''*§ II! .. ..... ...... , ............ . 3 idftM,., ....... = .. ..,.. Seoenl .000 aMumebre t1M1019. NI pt1e91MO,OOO. *C*Realty •tnvee&--. --- 5 .,, 3 ~':; W.ealft. 000. - llaMn '° °""*' . ' 1 ----------------~-.---~-----~--..._ ____ "-'!' _____ ""'!""9111!-... !11111111 ... 1191!1--- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, July 12, 1983 ... "'hie 1.l1ct•• Pror USO ...... ,........,. ... ,,,,,...... A 11. hf. AM111•"4 bl. latal1 Wut .. nit Litt I,.... HM .. If tt Leu ffl411tl1 Wu... llM '"""" A__ • I .... _ la u1t1W ' fo se m in na If""' w Dental; OrthO office MeClt !!!Nit .... IOH CMll .... mt ....... ..... .. • .,..,. ... 1114 ...... -· I lrvlne Immediately to Found: 8111/Wht Kitten. nr ........ mm full llme e11petlenc.d a IUUlflllT llU Wllll lrVlne Ave Area 3 bet ......... "'"r· 1be --'"It ---,OC!AN FAOHT vriJfLY 11500 mo GOLDEN 8rookhurtt/Tafbafl NO credit checllt ADA, otllen r...o not llr, dtll g•, 1olk from Smlll 10 lilOW IPl8 unite, I ' · 1 •...,. ,., .. , --.. """or ' PROPEATIE.S "4-'1918. appl Call DOI t ooee.n. furn, w/d. Rent or tnduair1al oom('rletctal. BHut 3 Br 2 81 h0tn9 HOO mo. Sale prloa ple11 w/pool, lndry. OYtel 3 bd, 2 be.. lower unit, I 782 1581 Call Ctllfornla ~ ~ Y Mie. IJ76·04M. Owner direct or broker located nr so co .. t 1 185,000. '2000 down, prlcg, no petl $475/mo. cer prk'G· Avail July. • Found female Lab, gr-x Cutlal, 8kr.Toll tr.. 1 , 2 Br, dbl ....... 1blk from prolecllon 1o yeara .x-Pina on oul:da·H O. u11ume 1140,000, 833-7890, 841947 1 112001mo.11Qt 176.,.1IO lalltn ler _ COiiar. VIC. F~rv~ 81.3~00 .... 22.7375_ -::lllnllf-:-=-:~=-:-:8,..,,,.,..,.,,..9 .. ~,-- •-perlanott. Prol landtC•r>ed well owner will Ctrry ~. E tilde 2 Br 2 Ba let lu CJ -Int ltll W 11a0 n • 8 3 0 113 • ~ f ~ ocean.lurn,w/Cl.RentOf' TSLMgmt 6•2·1803 meinulnad 'y ard Nau Schoola, etc. adult duplex, 16S5~1t, watt aiJI FOUND: Germl/\ 8~. •rt n :arrler9. Sal~= Mie. 875..Q4M. • NewpOft a.acti--c;;;&n w/1men111.....,100 numer· 5•4·08t4 1111 & S300 dep . fit. PU. Yearly: POOi, nr sal. oentrtal Laguna, nr mile. w/brwn OOllat. Ille 'II,! 1 t•• menaurete w/9Xpetlanee . ... a.11 ltont, duplex & triplex. Ct.IS to mentlon.1895/mo N-pon er .. 1 Condo .. 548-8795. beael'I, bul. No pete. Main betl, ear• only.184. O•n• Hiii• High S<:hl T.D. I 4 -CompW1y benefit• 111\d 1441 Oalaicy Or., •Br, den. spa c t 8 cu 1 a rl p. p Incl gardener. 631·7370. Br. 2•,; Ba. POOi, tpa, ten· E/alde luxu In • Pine f«-491·8277 4°'4·3044 area, O.P .C96-3285 I.I, UTTLll t>orn.ts opply. + genetOYS 2 ltplc9, 2'4Ba. o•r for 3 673-7873_ Agt. $;2'oo1m~ ..... 8 0 5 3 . .. .. Ltg 1 'l,, frig, dahwr, Nr SC General Hoap. om .. lntal1 HH Found: IQe F dog, tin ....... ... .... rnlltaoe llllowence. MuM oera +lg hobby rm. ~;r OCEAN. MTN VU. 2Br . · BBQ, gaa utlt Incl. 1paclou1 38r, 281, f817w .. tcliff.R.8.275io w/blkmuula,W.t8th8t, spac1.ni1ng1n111aand havevan,etadon•eoon '389.500. Owner wlll as-1111 • til t 2ba. new dhc, yrd, tee N1wport CrHt Exec 1'445/mo. 8"2·1844. dlhw.t\r, f1plc, patio, new 3eoo 1q. tt. 2,435 aq. ft. C.M. 548·9•42 TD'11lnce 1040 of tml/plclwp. AWt In alat financing. Open '"'"'' USO gate. Frpl. '.890/mo. CM Condo mHtar ault• ... 2 IE' ed t h 2 bd 1•,; cpt/drpa, lg kit, 1560 mo. Sulllble fl)( madlcal or F d ' blkfb R.E. BrOl<er Bd Realtor• rraon3Pm~d.:Y9, ::0 ~~~t«'i!~.5~~~-lllUll Bluf11. 2157 E. Pacific Br. 2.,., Ba. Fam Rm. Pool, :; :r w~t 9;567 eden AYI July 25: 898-&074 dentll. Agent. 541·6032 ~~e. ~:.: CHtrat~ 842-2171 545--0811 = Bay • St., •eo.t• ---------vacet lon In Strat· ~;I~ 8~~~~8g:8s~~·e!f:2~ ~~s"~~istc. 11200/mo. Fr~-~2-2191 · a.1 Hli 400 1 Blrc:tl. N.B. domaatlc allor thalr Hll C•ll u1 . AM FUNDING MeM. Ull llLI ford-Avon tour Brltl•n 642 8799 I 440 eq It S..50/mo. blk/wht c at. female RES. INC. 952•9001. =en....,t:-_.-:-:_,,... __ -....,t-1111---..,d:-C::-r-u..,..IM~ .' ... (. and Europe and enJoy -N-portShoreedupjox 1 XLG 1BrS-495.2 Brss95.IHS/mo. Pvt Entr. Agent541·$032 Saameffcat,numerOt.11 Authorized loan origin-.,,_,,,_, freedom and saving by Pool hun1eral Orab Ihle Br, tower, 211 David Or. Pool, Patio, Frplc. Reap/Olean. No Kit Prlv. kitten• 1vall. Newport atorfor s & L'I , Banke. 8 h IP D 1r•ct 0 r 8 · 2 bf, IOUth "open'" patio. B • d I • 011'\wlr 557·28"1 0.M. bua/ahop 54a.48e8 Ohl office ""'ae8, beautl· S $14,000-128,000. Muat Open beam celllng par· owning your own 18th exec 4 r house .nc k ds Frplc, D/W, ger .• 630/mo · · · .... Beach Animal helter. Compellve. 19W lnteraet train. Call refundable quet nooriflreplace 35, Centuryapt.Fordelalls pets S82 5 Hurryl yrly.675-18"2agt. Luge newer 1 Br.CdMwalktobeaeh,lovely ~~~t1,:{.P1:1,,11~~~f, 125 Meaa Dr, rataa&leea.30yr1.Add 1•3 12•888•4347 E•t lot. 1385 .ooo. Call ca11 714-493-4101 539-6t90 BEST Atty tee. Spaoloua 4 Br. 3 .,., Ba. w/~arage. No pet a. rm w/Ba . WkJY or gu ,.... rlc. Muat Ne. CM-644-3656. & •dfu11able 111. 2nd & c-1533. F• fOf' dlrec:- 875-8349 to -C>Qen T'a t Sli1ria1 1590 TWISTllY aeparete bonua rm. fam S.. /mo.631·5553. monthty.675-956 . 11.85 aq. ft. located In ' 3rd. T.D.'a; Commercial ll>fY. houM 11-3 Sund~y 1 Mesa def Mar 2300..,.. fl 3 rm, lrplc, P•lloa. ove1-Lrg bachelor unit, f""'. nice Furnlthed room In Coeta Coate Mau 979.,.200 Found: Old blk/brn F. Cat, R.E. loani. ----------Vaca1lon Time Share, 2 ..... 1 1 1 ·"' · · very thin NB arH Blk "'IOOW L •s 11• for •••11w 11•n•••1 ----U-.--•• -• .,---wks, $2300_ Finish f,8.Y· br, tamlly rm, 3 be. hang, nice Y nd1cpd. tree. No dog1. Ca-MNI home. 1230/mo. Clllzena 81nk, Paige collar. 7&0.868t. · " "" • --· .._ 700 • st 200 /mo. Ag1. $1550/mo. 840-1)27, nyon/Vlctorla area. Call Chrla after 4 pm. Slmpaon or Ken T.D't, $10.000 up No Exoellent Benefits, Profit OWNER ANXIOUS Cus· ments. resons n .. 63t-7370 559-8188. otc 720·8897 $395mo. 631·6812 aft 4, 8<46·2435 Donahue. Found Shettle. Beach & credit check, no penalty. Sharing, Call A J at tom built 3 bdrm, 2 bath, countries. tor lll8, title & Garfleld 983 5213 C II O la n Anoe 952-8020 dramatic family room. deed. 1-495-9637 DIDI Pti i t 222i Spacious 4Br, 3'~Ba, NP Lux. 3 Br 2112 ba, 2-aty 1Agun1 BMch. lrg home. liltlqtll hHlll · • · 8;3•731~~ 0 · -------~ French doors open onto I E E L &OO bonus rms, fam rm, lrplc, tnhae, frpl, patio, gar, lrg tpeetacul• white water & II•-It Ifft FOt1nd: Springer Spaniel F• llPflY1111 brick "•llo. Security sys-• • XC•U.tt 1 Rite nee1 Marina 5 rm hse patios, overhang. nlc.ly rms. xlnt cond. nr N--Catalina 1unaet vi-•. Ft -" • Oii puppy 9-15 mos. Vic. H J W tH slOO for Convaletcent Hoepltll tem. $38o.ooo, Grass valley renovated decor+ wuh· lndscpd, $1550 mo. port/17th. Avell. 8/1. $425/mo. + •,; utll•. F1r1l11lt4 wl utf•HI Brookhurat/Garfleld _• .. r..__•_• _____ In Co1te M .... Good T d h ttr/dryer S700 call 640-1327,559-6188.0fc. S725/mo. 631--8213 or 494-8321. c ........ ance at raeaonable 968-8011-*** Sll•ry and Good Ben· UH IULTf 7 aceslattt. u or ome. 539-6t90 tee BEST Rlty 720-6897 833-3636. ...,... WILWI WOE .7• 1•00 lncd pastures. pools. Laguna Nlguel, 1180/mo. prices. Found; Yng M. Germ. ellts. Write Ad No, 973. •-• barn,orchard&vlnyrd. FtHl l ia Saale Aa1 2210 MESAPINES2650Har!a 831-0581. Reoeptlonlit Shepherd I 6moa7 13870alaxyDr. Dally Pllot,P.0 .Box 1580, $375,000. Trade or sell y II~ 2".4 So Coast PIH• 3 bdrm UNIQUE Baoh s425 Secretarlal Servloe1 t 7 th / Tu a 1 n c M . NB 92660 Coat a Me• a . CA FOR SALE e y OWNER R.E, or boat 675-7375 I --BEAUTIFUL B 1525 My home, OCC area, pool, Telephone & Answering 642_2742. l'ou are the winner ot 2 92625-0580 Aff d be et 2 bd s6oo Incl pool dbl gar 1 r $250 + $100 dep. Conl8fenceRoom I ,. kt '$950' I ---------Harbor View Homes HAVE 2 yr old Cos1a Mesa .... or a r n rm 539-6190 BEST Alty lee PAV patio pool ape ree IC es. . I Y8 ue Fill n• ,,, Portollno, 4Br, 3'J11Ba. 2 Townhouse. Exc:hangel family spot patio pool ITOPAREAquletnopets. 241·8492evea. Kltcl'len Los1Cat.GENEROUSRE-to1he lam rma. Jacuzzi, beaut!-for llKer home In Costa $530 pels? Must see Taatia UIO , 549·2447 Room forrentw/kltchprlv. ...8~3~n3t8°0'rL9e6a3~900 Wbr~f .. ~·lgHel~~~agya.:'ai:".'~c lllEllAlllEI PUT·Tilf Wiil lul brick patio a yd. Open M 8 5 a G 0 L 0 E N 539-6190 BEST Alty tee Near bu• & al\Opl. Hunt· "'" .,.. lllOW OpportunltlH evallable HM Sat 1 t-4. 1807 New-PROPERTIES H It L 2240 Lull for leu 3+ 3+ form P~Rt< BRISTOL lngton Bch 962-7520 1--IT •ay VIEW Harbor View Homes. Anah-'m Conv-tlon wllh the Loi Angele• port Hiiia Dr .. N,B. 752_ 1589 ' Dal. IC• 1 dining pool hOfT\41 S600 1 br, pool, gym, sauna, nr u•r• -760-868 t "' .... Times Circulation De· 1 Buyw/renlapoolhouse3 worth mu ch more SCPlza.$495.645-9442. Room for rent, working Office In Newport over-LOSTCAT July16-24 partment In our •••vtEW Mtuats furilahtd Br gourmet xtras $900 + 539·6190 BEST Atty lee Sharp back unit. S350/mo. woman, lhr b• w/one ~:!'nl ,c':;t~~~j P~= REWlllD rg42~!~~~. ~~~~;.' call door-to-door ~ -.. Statli LataH 2116 sm lee 539-6190 BEST Wntaia1ltr lffl Stove, water pd. Nr OCC. peraon. 842·5717. A 1000 It * * * sales progr.im. Guatan· 1-sty lrg lot, out of town 1~ .. ------·-"'-No pets. S•O. l t5S, ai k •••• ••I llTIL lowl pprox. aq · Burmeae Male, Dark Brwn teed hOtlrty waoe ~ owner wlll 18Crlllce. Oar-Niguel Shores. 4 Br 2 Ba. Cheapesl yeti S275 unit Weatmlnet•. 1 Br. amall lor Dave or Larry ._ S II P 8 a Is O 8 Ye 11. 1 w/golden eyes. -•ring I I •••'T commission. Hourt: 9AM rell Pash Properties_ newly furn. Gated secur-appls provided utlls pd but cozy. No Lut. · Wkly rentala now avail, 714/645-2628. blue collar w/lnltlal 1.0. All I , ,... . 2PM, Of' 4PM • 9PM. 851-8767. lly. private beach, tennls, charming bun~alow sm $360 Scott Rentals SPARKLING CLEAN & 1126 & up. Color TV. oc Airport area, office l tag. Big Canyon, July 3. N/s1rong bookkeeping Training la provided. i sauna. $1500/yrly or fee call 539-61 0 BEST 71<1-821-3703 fee SPACIOUS. Weatllde 1 Phones In room. 2274 ipace from $225/mo. 5<19-4366 preferred. Salary com· Po1entlal to earn $300 T .. Yull I seasonally 661-7712. El<ec. home. 5 t>r. 2 ba, nr C • • , Br. 1 Ba, newly painted. ~~e.wpor5t Blvd , CM. 557.7010 Lott dog 712• wtit fem mensurate w /eicper. plus per weetl. FOf' an In· -ooean. Waler & gardener II ••1111a1 cptl/drpa, dlhwf, range _.744 5•5-0254. tervlew. Call (71") IPYIWS ·VIEW MHlll l 1f1rilah1tl pd. S 1000/mo. 964-2057 Uaf11ai1llt4 1410 a relrlg. No peti. S..00. IUUll llTIL OOEAI FIOIT ~8:~~~t~?~an~!~·Hi_ l\NSWERING SERVICE 957-2361, ext 1~ A modelhome -perfect 5 Goatrtl 2202 H.B Condo 3 Br near MacArthur VIAage. 1 Br, 552•9723· Wkly rental• now avail. 1000sqttcuatomexecol· "Splrlt"969·1187 TELEPHONE OPER· lllU&LIFFIOI bdrm "Nantucket" plan, 1,nahelm. 2 bd, w/clean beach. Avail Aug lSth. pool. tennla, club . $128 & up. Color TV. flee on PCH In Hunt Bch. ATOR. AM Shilt. 362 3rd Bkkp'g a typing, oall highly upgraded with crpt. olg gar. patio. s950/mo. 213•715...3431 $475/mo. 646-4380. 1Br unfurnished apt, MWI)' Pl'lonet In room. 2274 1 yr lease at 85 oenta per •Lost Dog, female L•keland St. Ste C, Laguna S.ech. 979_n 65 fOf' •"pt. many cuetom features. A $500 Scott Rental wkdus dec·orated. atove & refrlQ. Newport Blvd, CM. root, 181 and aecurlty. Terrier (miniature Aire-_. formal garden surrounds 71•·621-3703 ree ' Costa Mtll 2124 2188 Maple, CM. $475 &<ICl-7445 l mmed occupancy. dale). tan/brown. Vic. l\rt Gallery pool, Jacuzzi and gazebo 1---------Hunt Bch. 2 Br. l<lds/Pe1s. PAl M MESA mo.+ sec. dep. No pet1. 714-960-9003, days; Tuatl n/ 20th. C . M. l\rt and Frame Gallery 3ENERAL and overlooks a spec-l,nahelm. 2 Br, w/alr. Gar. Fncd yrd. 1561 Mesa Dr. To see call 8"5·9604. Small, com pl. furn., 714-960-1725 eves. 645-9232 Ive msg. seeking FfT help Gen-$250.00 to $500.00 tacular 160 d"". ocean. Frplc, Gar, Pool. SS.CS Scott Rentals Gossett Apta. non-ltl'lkr. 1hr Ba, pvt 548-0822 Chris. eral olllce exp~rlence WEEKLY PAYCHECKS ISiand •nd hMbor and $400 Scott Rentals 213-596...9 t03 fee CF urn Jun~or 1 ~8.r6$-49~... entry, kitchenette, ex· 450 sq It approx. Sec· nec:;essary, sales exper (FULLY GUARANTEED) I ~ lew 213-596-9424 fee all btwn ....... ~ -""" VILLA VISTA APTS clullve aret nr beech, tloned within 1600 sq It Lost: F Great Dane. black, he IP I u I. 6 <I 6-9 173 • working pan Of lull time nght ht Y ·Now re-1----.,,.-.,..----Hun1 Bch. Super 3 Br. 2 l....a t hacL <1111!119 S575/mo. 2 Br 11/2 Ba. pool te nl 1~ TV woman's retell clothlng mltSlng 714, CdM. Looks 4:30·8:30 dally, •t home. Weekly pay· duoed 55,000 to 11 low Bay1tont Condo: 2 Br In Ba. Frpl, Pool,+ Xtras ~I 1 _. Townhome. grMnbelt, W/O' $2i511' I "j" 111' ltore. Ideal Lido ISi loo, like Lab. C'all Jay, checks malled directly to ~T:~·~!hT~~l~nt~~!P~j security bldg. bay view. S600 Scott Ren1a1s Sharp 1Br 1be apt. 1 l/r, carport, baleony. 93-3490 . nc . u . Npl Beach. 675-5396 673-8004 or 675-5511, IAIYllTTEll you. from Home Office qualltyl pool $1150 213-596-9103 lee house to beach. 108 29th 2078 Tliurln 4 Lost: Lrg Fem. Calleo Cal, :::hlld care for 3 children. every Wednetday. St•rt •••t211 Woodbridge· Large and Hunt Harbour near perfect St,. No gl araclge. ~6~o TSL Mgmt 642-1803 .... I ... ,. 2t02 B~~ont Olllcet from 300 blk/or/wht. blk raccoon MSlus1Chave trans. Pre817.6E. Immediately No ••· ....-g 10:r~1fu~1?; r~~~~,'.i.,;1 d~~~ 2 Br crptd decor newer yr y, utll In .. no ,.....a. Hott Famihae r;;ea;a Im-..., · mask. chubby w/bushy de .M. area. 646· 2 perlenoe neoeaaary. NI· ~~I~ Ing $ 1200 yrly blllns $425 llat kids Wayne Agt 646•8816 mediately tor Japaneee 111· 1001 tall. Eaatshore & Sun-BABYSITIING needed for tlonal Company. Do yOtlr • S • 'fe· W VIiia Balboa Pen1house 539-6190 BEST Alty fee. l1lliM bled 270i umle8~~.AU Studentl. For Info. call ltlllO OffiHI grove by No. Laktt tennis 1 yr old girl, temporary work right In the comfort rmm w/skyllghts. 2BR . den, I ly L•r1e•Br,::X1ng ap~. ····nnm Brenda751·9976. •••111tY1EW I courts. 559-6983, lromAug.8-26,M·F,untll 8tldsecurltyof yourown Wa k to ocean com •rm • .-n ........ 11r--521-2881. 2pm. Cosla Mesa. PlelM hofT\41. Detalla and apptl-sWecA~Elt~~~dOgN~1~~0MES bungalow appliances $ 75/mo, yurl y. Beautlf\ilty land9Caped Btttb .. tttll lt04 soo, 1 _. 2 10 5 1 sq ft avail from Loat·.MY-'lowl ab, •gth& 1 ca11241..o52815_8pm), cation malled Send your provided $300'• & sm lee 673-9473 garden •pis. Pool & ape. 1 ••--• •••-"' ' name and llddr"' to --------•· 631-1400 539·6190 BEST laJL--Patloa/deck1.Nopets. ...,. _ _.." BASEMENT $1.00 aq ft . lrvlne, C.M . Reward. Banking KEYSTONEINDUSTRIES WlTUFlllT 1Buene Perk. 4 Br. Den. 2 -2 Bdrm. 1'1• Ba. $590 MTH.. 2500 sq ft. Call Mon-Fri s40-7904 642-6552 TELLER HIRING DEPT. 33, 6480 N-port Shores custom 41 Ba. Pet. Frpl. Gat lrviH 2 44 Pt1ia11l1 2707 151E.2111. 548·2408. Wkly rentata, low rates, 9·5. 642-<1644 LOST: .Newport Creel 10 Immediate opening In our FREDRICKSBURG RD., Bd.rm. 2'A bath home for $750 Scotts Ren1als Orange1ree 2 Br. 1 Ba. Gg 1 Br, yrly, ltepa to color TV, f1ee coff... DELUXE OFFICE SUITES wk old fem gray/white Newport Beach olfloe for SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS $225.0001 Super con· 213-596-9103 tee Condo. lower uni I. beach. laundry, no pell ••'---fl&---.. heated pool & ltepa to Bayfront bldg. 800-1107 S I am es e k I t ten -experienced teller. Good 78229 dltlon, lovely landscaping I Garden Grove. 3 bd. 2 ba. s525i mo. 552-7552· $625 or $850 w/gar. •WEY l: R:iili ocean. Kitch'• avail. sq It avail from $1.25. 760-6233, 631·40.45. f n 1er person a I com. =3-roo-mer--w-1"'11...,t,...ral...,...n ""'l_n _e_•· on largest tot. Has grealj w/elr,workshopGer, Beeu111u1 view with 673-9327,675-9780 AP&llTllfm 985NCoast Hwy BASEMENT Sl.00 sq It. REWARD S200. Lost munlcatlon skllls. ac-change tor kennel help. financing· Call to see. 15625. Sco11 Ren1a1s privacy. 2 master br, den, Beaut1tul garden apta. Laguna Beactl, 494-5294. 2500 1q ft. Call: Mon-Fri female Calico Cat In vie. curacy, and attention to 20301 Rlveralde Dr. SAH. 142·1200 1(714) 821-3703 fee 2'1t ba. Pe1ers Turtterock. • ... ,".~~ .... tfltl patloe, decks, IP•· No Shr 2 br Woodbridge 9-5. 842-4644 of BeQonla & 41h Ave. de1ail. Call between 10·2, Hrs 8-6. 'Stanton. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Pets. $1450/mo 552-7038 .... • pets. hofT\41, upgraded. •pee. N B upper office 643 aq CdM. Call Tina 673-3656 851·9900. ext 222. IAll MSllllll A PETE BARRETT .. REALTY 'WorkshopGar,Yrd G o s Pete s Ctr111•1l•1r 2722 2Bdrm.2Ba. S805 muter w/pvt bath, ,; ·,ho-r kltch'nrPO or640·2700. COllElllWI Station leue avlllable, $500 Scol1 Rentals T~:~~or::e on Parrk. 2 Br. 1 Ba, gar, pvt patio. 398 W. Wiison 631-5583 nf amkr. prof. M/F. lull M80. 64~2947 • . . llEWlllD E.O.E M/F own cllen1ete neoetaar;. 213-596·9424 fee spacious 2 Br. prof $800/mo. Call 873-6554. WllTLAlf YtWIE Prill. '525• 559-6116 Beauty Salon Asll lor Judy 6-40-6443. Cle co r 2 pat Io s . I NEWPORT CENTER. Full Lost Scarlet M•caw, Large 111 ••• r I wliter Bachelor. So ot Hwy. wet APf1 •••tr service E1Cecut1ve Suites. Red Bird. Big Canyon. Manlcurls1, F/T w/cllentele riandymen-Oardener for Rt1tal1 ~L R hS 673 3 5 ' ...,.,., • ._ 549.,.366. 631-6500 • Newport •Pl complex, $825/mo. s995tmo. 552•1038· bar, no kllch. S350/mo. 955W •9th. st' ........ 1 I lt1tal1 ~ S575-S625. 640·5•70 In established Nall S•lon. J •OOll RULn .-.ent ease anc 0 an • 41 Br. 1 Ba, patio. bit-Ins, Bal Ill lurn 3br 1V• ba & Office space for lease: 747 Beach. No drlnk•s. 645-3381. " Joaquin VIiias. 2 bd, 2 ba, Nr Ocean/Faahlon late, pool, apa, no pet1. 2br 1bt. cloM to water 11. 1695/mo ullls pd. A/C. SCRAM-LETS ----------,-..,.....--.,..-..,..--:--: i::: Cl I 107e PlllP 1a1alllEleT patio, custom deoor, all TIL I 1 ••• ll2I 055 E IHllE•-a riandym•n.local retired ... tatl I v " " appliances furn/unlurn, 1or2Br. vu, $650 mo. or I• -· Wkly or monthly. ground fir. 1 I u-5 person tor PfT malnten- Condo. walking distance l14·1ll-11l3 spa, tennis, golf. Aval! $750 mo. lse. 640-1177_ Daaa Ptllt 1711 7141476-1237 C•mlno Dr. Costa Me1a. ANSWERS fill IUllE ance of a Costa M ... to goltcourse 3 Br 2112 C • I N ""22 Imm. Call answer ad Sharp front unit, 2 Br 1 Bayfront 3 Br. 2 Ba. ~dBlks E. 01 Fairview & ••utt"". Sheep 'P emphasis, EDP back· Shopping center. Duties Ba. $•28,500.· OWC Va-lfOH e If "" VIEW 2Br 2Ba spacious ,. ams "" v" 5 le Incl de gardening • 714, 642-4300. 24 hr_ or Ba lrplc gare~ yard • • • $1800/mo 21 Balboa · ground. yrs exper nee. u • 639 70 7 I t 2 B 2 e · · • · 2 decks. $65'0 mo. • 754-1040, Mr Tracy Tease-Eighty 1 1 I I cent • 4 mmac, nw pn . r, a, 714-497-4996 $700/mo. S52-5 10. 759_0650• 87,. ,17• Cove. 645-5135. ---------s Newport Beach Adverts· cean-up, mnor repar1. ~~-------2 lplc. 2 c gar. Hbt Vw. -.,..., • $290/ t Get you ome lngAgenc Send eaume Call Kathy Mon-Thur •••ile Btatl 1100 beam. no pets 51100 Univ. Park 2 sty, 3 br, 2Vr COlll MtH 2724 CdM 2 rm studio Mature •drapes, u~~. ~;r~~m~: Client: "'Does the apat1· and sala~·requlr~ments 8AM·11:30AM.213/861- BACK BAY Bait pk 2er 640-0619. ba condo on grnbelt, ~ B11t. ltacll 2741 non amkr ref r.q'd l 82S 1730t Beach Blvd. Hunt-ment you haveadvartlsed 10 J. Bakllf. 3857 Biren 8207_ 125 000 Ow 1•11 L • --------l washer. dryer, frplc. 2 car 1 & 2 Br. unlurn, pool, 1Br 1 ea clOM to 6MCfi Imo. 640-7584_ .. _ 8 2 283 have crawlfng Insects?" St. tulle 540• NB. 92660 · • · ner w se 3 Br. Canyon vliw. lge lot gar, pool, tennis. $1 100 + laundry lac. From S404. • ' ' lngton .,..,ach. 4 • 4· Real estate man: "No. Op, comm pool. spa. beh. 616 Poppy. $750 grdnr u111s. 557.2900 wkdys Utils paid. 548·0336. ~87~~an l •OOl mo. tlW FlllT but 1 think I can GET you allp poaslble. Also 1Br Inc owner 673_ 1464 _ "?:" leMll • mOITlft llml • SOME," S15,000. Bkr 675-4010 LltHI haela 2241 1Br, 1Ba, $395 mo. Cpt1, •S•SOlmo. up. 1 & 2 Br. 2 bdrm ... .._._·we .. "" 1 MO FREE RENT I:---.....-----,..,..,. ---------3 Br, Canyon v1ew, lge. lot. -drapes, stove. 1 & 1 1 .,.. -~ ..,.,,, With short term leaM. lull PtllOlall 3012 Children/Pets-Owner 616 Poppy. $850 grdnr 1 br, trplc, hdwd firs. 2 blks 845-8465 un urn urn. poo • BP•. per wtc 3713 s.Ul'lore Mr\'lce aultee. Keep your i•--~~~~-- $46,000 2 BR~ Inc o wner 673· t-464, to 1own & beach. Privacy. 8 1 4 89 2 9-32 1F172or. Ida. 642-283"· Dr .. 6s0-8578 overhead tow & pro-+Fm IATI+ 831-3383/496-0177 $675/mo 497-1957 1 Br, upatalra w/gar. fenlonat lmana high. 881 • ·R~ST & MOST' RE· SHORE.CLIFFS 3Br t lam I $400/mo. No pet1. Ret. ON THE SANO -.-U" UlllA lellLS rm. lrpt. grea1 ocean YU, L11aa• Bills nso r~'d. Avall 8/1. 352 Vic> 3 bd, 2 be. Adj/golf SUMMER RENTAL Dover Or. Suite 14· N--LIABLE .. __ ... 2 X60 B $2300 -... 5 91•1 cOOrM, •lot vt.w. Quiet .. Br 2 D a ·•nit ...... ha. port Beach. 631-3851. 972-1000, 24 hours ~.u~~ner ~t.~~~a~~ ioa~~~~~it39 ' mo POOL/ ~AOIZZl/YIEW tor a. -• u • people only, '825/mo. " · .... " ' ...... .,.. ' 5 rm spilt level wllesaver 2Br, 1\.\Ba. frplc, patio, 714-840-8639, Erik. 11~~~ahed . .,,:m~. ·_.!!cf'f8'ltd UY YllW Attr. Y"Q lady avail. for kitchen_ Fam rm. llght In-1600 '"""' "" ........ ... Bea 111\il l•ge office avail lunch, dinner eacort for terlor encioled porch Spyglass 4 Br 21/2 Be, kltch S600's at BESTfee gar· no peta. mo. Beaut. 38r 2ba. triplex gat909. 5802 SMat!ore ab~. 842_.644. Mon-Fri: buslneumen. 839-3060. air cOnd Young adu1ti lrplca. g8fdener, lovely 539-6190 276 Avocado St. unit. Patio, ttplc~, no TSL Mgmt. 8"2·1803 9·5. 1 · ,.34 5 0 lamll"y home. Yr lease 548-7510 8-8 pm. 1 .,.751 521 ~ .. ~.~~"}~. • · 0 · $1600/mo. 635-0344, L11aa1 ll11tl 1252 2 Br. 1981 Maple Ave. pe 8 .., mo. facatle1 =rA_K_E~O,,,.v.,.,E=-=R~LS:cE=-:...,eea=---u~t. Ctata ••II 1214 3Br, 2Ba, pvt yd, 1850 mo. Upper. Refrlge. No peta. DFELAWf.RE7 .. ~t5N7E5S lnlab lt07 office suite. recently Mobile home, C.M. 1978 2Br. 2Ba. 1850, both 2 peraona. $435. Sletra rom ~ .,_. redec. New cpta & drpa. Hiiicrest dbl wide, 2 br 2 2 Br. garage. lnced yard, newly decorated. tmmad Mgmt. 64 t-1324. • Frplc, pool, gar, Laguna on the bMcfl. 2 Br Suite conalst1 of 4 airy Ba, 2 storage sheds. patio. boat s1orage. pet occupancy. 831-6357 private patio 1 Ba, ateepe 4, Avail olflcea. wet bar. 2 1pace rent 1150, nu ok. $550/mo. 546-7506 2 Br_ 1 Ba. S..45.+ $300 No peta .. 842..U07 Aug u1t. $3 000/mo. rettrooma, conference cpll/dr~. bit-In GE -Beautiful 4 Br. tam rm hm. dep. 2269 C Maple. No 19221 Delew11.re St. 494-5857. room 20x20 and ltOf'age appl, w 10, big closets. ·* * * I Cock1all pool & Jae. Avall pets. 540-4.t8•. CIOled Suric:t1y. ltltab ti room 20x20. approx pan. furn .. quiet adult LtlsUttltltltl 1 lmmed . $1400/mo . 1500 111 ti 1 park 1 29,500. Call ~ · 673-5354 agt 2 Br 1 Ba. Ip. $650, N-1•n 4 plex, 1 br, tp, gar, IW. 1111 aq n excep one 957•1762 or 751•6345 245 Evening yn Rd. · · P•lnt , new carpet. patio. 19002 Huntington. lndultrlll patk. Mu1t Me CIRCUS OF llSSIGE 719 NO. HARBOR BLVD FULLERTON 110·1112 •••• 24 .. 11 ATIRACTIVE MASSUSSES TO SERVE YOU CdM 92625 Ma'aaa·oa Vi'ei'o 21e 7 1650/mo. Supp pie, 847-5545 for Info. J'S co. Ftn Valley, 1280 to appreciate. $490 mo. Cf•atrci al You 8fe the winner of 2 • 645·9161 mo. Many 111rea £Illa"' 631-3296. ESOOllTS/IOIELS free tickets ($9.50) value Homes tor rent, 3 BFh, 3 Lg Bech, w/yd, full kit, nr Rich 556-1177 --------. Propr!y 1290 to 111e Ba, s7sotmo. Fenced 2 Br. 1 Ba, garage. lncd beh. quiet perton, no Beaut N.B. private rm 1 Outctll ONLY 835·9199 Prime commerda1 corner, IOll I URIEi yrd, kld1/pet1 OK. Agt. patio, 2183 B Pomona. pets. non-amkr.S..25 mo. bath, 1275 + utll1. UI .... 1•-11 OdM. Coaat Hwy, 3 SlllW No fee. 863-1500. ~~~:fs..~;&:.Y flr•t 1_960_-0_5_9_7 _____ a..s-95151119 ~-Bec~B=~ette •t«ee. very anractlve. Anaheim Convention HOMES FOR RENT 11111111 WW Office& Birthday Partlal hlgl'I Vlllblllty. Owner may Cen1er July 16-2'4 Mission Viejo 3 Bdrm. 3 2 Br 2 ea Condo. lulh 2 a 3 Br. TownhouM Apta. 418 3 br condo, 2 aty, 2 llV. 1·203 aq. ft. omce TllE I •• , 1111111111 u1l1t with financing. To cl aim tickets. call Be, $750/mo. Fenced landscaping, patio. wuh· trplc, dllhww, lrg patio, rma, beautiful. GrMt loc: 1-287 aq. ft. ottlce ..,. S&oo.000 742•432 1. Exl 352. yard, kids/pets -!come. er, dryer, a1ove, relrlge. encled &Ingle ~~,B~=~ A,;:'i:i"=: with furn lor purch-tl 738-8538, 556-8538 ...,., ltnfftr * * * Agen1, no ff8. 545-2000. $850/mo. 552-8672. car garage, nr Hunt. 759•1842 d4Mlred. ••• ••i --• ... l ..... .....,. 3 B 2 B HarbOtlr. From 1595/mo. -,,..... _,, •m;rt lt••L 2211 r., a. garage. • 1.1pper. 840-•""7. •--------lllELlll -171 llM 3 Br t 11t Ba, Santa Ana _ -• tO•O c Valencia. No pets.. ....., M/F 35 + to anr 2Br/2Ba. • , • .,.. • Hgts. Duplex. yard. gar. $14 mo. 3 Br. 2 Ba. $585. 545-7983. NEAR BEACH NB,pool,j11C,tennl1,apa.. Beautlluleiccltlngglrla, $650/mo $500 dep Baylront. slip $350. 21 La 8 2 bd 1 be "°t8'' '375 mo. 8"6-5288 IC=. ...1 l Private rooms ,._ ... _:alaaJ 14175 20201 Blrc11 St 833-1927 Balboe Cove 645_5135, 2 Br E-elde, frplc, clean. rg • • • --•orvaa Dally 10AM·2AM Butcher, lull time. Ell· perlenced. Apply In pet"· ion. Genee Market, 1080 So Coast HlghWl)I. Laguna Beach. CANVASSERS. -getlc, Ulll400+Wl. Shirley 650·5108, OASllH E1Cperlenced. good •P· peerence, good reta. works well with pYbflc, PIT. ARCO 1450 BAKER ST, CM Clerical lllPl/11.111 :>tlvated person to ualat In bOOkkeeplng dept. In· voicing, po•tlng, AI R, type 50 wpm and 10 key. Greet company t>enelita. Set Mrs. Naeve. St-an Title, 900 No. Br08dway, Senta Ana OLEllULP/T Busy Peraonnel Depart· ment In need ol entheulliutlc person to aealat In varied duties: aocurate typing neoest· ary. Hours and work day1 negotiable. Apply at: 01100 265 Br too• Ave CostaM8HCA --..... 61 673-1464 non-tmkr. waeher/dryer. $500. 2 13-493-185 M/F to lhr 2 br. 11~ be lt1t1l1 2111 1865 Park Ave, C.M. IPllTAOIUll 3 Br 3 Ba. pool/1ennls, · Avail 8-1. $625/mo. Spec. 3 br. 2 ba dupleic, C.M. 1pt. pool. tac. CMtNB 17th I Newport. 631.9593 Dlll/llttrltHH -••• Y11W good cond_, $800/mo 1 Br.+ Deo. 2 Ba. steps to 646·8086. fenced yard, new crpt 1 $277.50 ~ ut111. 754-0959 needed. Grinder Reat. -650-3455 beach , com m 1 y S d 1750 536-0756 Prime Interest. Ne-r HEAVEN and how to get 21002 P.C.H. HB. Con· Beautiful, panoramic ;;---ll•t •weet deal! 2 Br pool/tennis. S850/mo.12 Br w/gtr 460/mo. rapes. . M,.IF to ahr B.ytront home 3300 sq 11, ample P~· there. Dlal 7141838-814!6 tact Mgr. 536-1684 Ocean Yl.w l .. w .. ry w ~ p H crpts, water paid. • -lea C 2741 ••OOtmo. + '"'-utlll. I"". air cond. Owner tor dlractlon1. 1---------u~w bltlns & breezy patio kl!'• r o Pert Y o u 8 e 2176 "A" Ptacentla .,.181& C•. 84&-4103 aft O;SOPM. .... OHi ~~t;::;,~ b:1·n~~cl~~ $'45 539-6190 lee 1 542"3850· 638-4120 1·5PM. bix 2 Br 1 Ba m YU, N/ltl'lkr to •hr 2 bf apt In •CCIM. DI• ate. With C11Hr Pr~11tl11 3ood Salary a.nd 8enellt1. with tow 1272,900 Hie t>y 539•6190 tee BEST Alty 2 Br. 1 Ba Cottage w/gar. JN~ Ent1d1 -1 t>ea1d m4 .. 4oelllng c .M. Pool, Jae. '2'47.90 ~;;.~"N~ 1~~~15~5 ;:'. Poo R;W:;a lost old Meta Verde Con~•,..· OWMf pric.. 5% down & Beuatllul E/slde 3 Br decks. brick walk wayt , """u nc · • ·3<M" mo. Mlkt 831-2737 lft. 5 875-6900 Engllah Sheep dog, Dana cent Hospital, 881 only I 1000/mo. pay· Con. do, $800. 642-4823. yd. AVall 7-10. $785/mo. U llAIOIA APTI l1;prt IHcla fiit Pt area. 9 yra. old. Center. Co1ta Meu. ments tor 11t 8 mos 645-8625 1•1-Hll _ Prolealonal P8f&on, over ·•-.1a1td1I F-a .... gray/white Fam •--------5,.e-5103 Duplex. Redeo, 2 bd, gar. 1 Br r: & water paid I' coodO v;;m, 30, to 1tme 3 bd home ... ~.. .... . • COOi< wanted. Wiii train. lncd. S550. 55 4 Victoria. 3 Br, 2 ~88,p0o1ndo, ~an11 encie gar g.. bbq' Pool and 'facillltlH. CdM. 1500/mo w/defl. ...tall lt20 ~1-of7~" 1 broken· 14-4.25/hr. Applr be-x~UaJta U~ 213-597-7297 view. •" mo. nva d h lh $435..s.480 • 1575/mo. Richard 5 4 9 ·79 1t. daya : 1260 .28oo aq fiw.irv\ne ----·-----tween 2·4PM a Re· 8 E·-• 2B now. 848-7171 or s w r. . 2131830.2323 675-3003,avea,wtcndi. •r ... lncld1 ofllcel,lrom uben'a. 251 E. Cout >c 4 •le y 1 .. de r Iba adul1 com-646-5743. 14351mo 2Br carpof't, 58 Hwy, NB :r(up~ i1r1~~~ ~~~. w~g0;!·t;":~~·5~~~ 4 bd Condo wlfam rm. laundry.' no peia. '. otittd. 1 br, •tap• to t>each, yrty. P!:,,-:""..e.i~ f.m: .~~:::: ::~~ lndul· li.!•!!iefY~iiio~r~~i:n"l'P.:~~ :;ouptee, (r•tlred) for rellef SUO,ooo. Conalder 833-7890, 8<46-1947 BeautllUI Newport Crest. 5"5.,.529• 2131598 1219· ~~sl~~~~;:,1;.!~t. roommate. Must be naet, trial ofllcl. 18101 Radon· beach, 3,000 1q fl. m 1 n a 0 e r 1 1 t lie/opt. wll da 957-6283. Pool a nd Tenn la. "495/mo 2 Br. 1 Be apt, non·tmkr, ptotMalontl Clo Cjfcte, #T, Huntington 115,000to120.000 a mo, rnlnl·ator•o• slte1 In =::; 1390 tdBN.6:N'1~~~~t~eB·,.1~d::~?~:1~ !~~~101~~~·.;~31~f/;9 ~::~~1~d~~!.pet OK. 2b:=.a;e:f,'m':,~~v~ g:''C2~:1•:~c;~ b~~2nastt•. •-~=~~fn ::.':~~~r:: ::~m~~~:::u1=~ __!!WI r -por Y · eve1. 735 w 18\tt St lmmed. 213-<t33--0902 bef0f8 6PM. Of 848-<4013 --·-•-• 175,000. 8'73·2040, Mk telephone exper hetplul. •,•,. imiiiiiillll...,06.-...;-~ Kid• Pet• no problem! 3 Br BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE ITSL Mgmt 842· 1803 2 Br. 1 Ba. 1erga kltol'len, art 5PM. 'iPINfOXC XBViiofti for Mr Paul. Ttalnlng provided. Call liw"'rt~ houeecrackllnglrplocool 3 Br, H~ ba, HOO. 1515 . Avall 7/t Npt Hta, '50.Cfl mo. 2421 Rmmet•tolht31rcondo.' H.ip advtae Ind mett--. Genetti Auto Repalr,well 714· 752· UU 9·2 ...... , 1 ...... 'tat Im· t nod yd 1500/m o 675•5812 • 2 Br. •P1 w/Gatlo. E. 18th. It 845·5109. Wlhr dryt POOi Jae love. marriage. bu1, •t•bliltled cllentete, 3 Mon·Thur9. •.,.. .,.. 5311-6190 BEST Rlty fee 8•• •103 a •PM ' • ' ' 170.2498 baye plul good parking IAl-medlale .... at 1345.000 DellghtlUIBackBayCondo '"""u " u • 2 B r . 1 Be , N u ffJllC.~ nopeta aerege. . rl~ t 1.S A ·~ "'*"' la way below •P-Ulll 111"1H f or I e • u 3 ti Cl 15'75 to ieAOtmo 2 Br, 11,; cpt1/drape1, blt•ln1, =· T~ or~!~ aft Liit I ..... DR ::3~SU:. ' oo. gent !x~rlancad p1r1 time prtilaal. Bkr, 133 .. 18.2 lmm11CU1ate Meea Verde wlpeell·•·boo vi.w. Frpl, bl t'Wl'fhla, poql. 1nory pool. MSO/mo, clwnttr9, •-----......-..,,,-~=-.,..,... cuhlsr went•d lor •al CIFllflOll Pool Horne. 4 Br. 2'" BA, oa r . $ 136O1 mo . rm, c•por"t. pvt patio, no bover/We1tclllf eraa. Rmmte wtll'lted to n 3 br. "~~o:~ IPMdt 17~411 MOVING TO FLORIDA! FHhlon 111and retail • Den. Avail. Sept. 1, 2 t 3 • 4 7 2 • o 8 • o or pet•. or .. t location. 2ee MS.8e48. 1~ ba apt, C.M. CtoM to ...,, to ...... 1tlfy t i ~ • Ctothln11 con111nm1nt 1tore. E.O.E. 84•~5070 .... Tll PLll 11300/mo. Call81t 7PM or 213·208·0800 E 18th St. • lhopplng. &46-e413 Found· a med lrG M CIOQI lh~ CdM, .. ,. n· IEL1Y1•y ... • wttncl1 522-0332. Dover ShOf'H, 1328 San-TSL Mgmt &.c2·1I03 2 Br, new cipt1/drapet, SlatertOr~ham: Hlt'. 8'78· 23 8'7 589 n 4 ldrm. 3 la. + Oen with fow RE T G ti D E ..... 11 • BR b4t•lna, pool, MIO/mo. Roomm1t• Cootcltlwtora ...... 8M2 St& .. y ...... _ ... ......... N4led tntra Income? ae an Wet 9 er Redwood N HI H VALUE &gO r. )(....., Ye '" BAY TIMIERAPT 0 o w n a t a I r I . ~ i.tter '« lea8 ...., .,, "'"' v'""' uv........ ln~t C.,.,..., torr aw + 't ·two bdrm ~::.2 i~:tP~~aMiti :~11rP:0;;,1: 3~ 1 Br.1rp:cr.::,pr111ate OQvertWfftc11u .,... ':,~:O.!;:::a "~w1~;'*'C:::: ~~~~ "!~:~=~~: the er. Must '"'" unfta. 4 c:&f..,•· Atk· 539·8190 fM BEST Alty R•'.g 11rep1acet, 4000 eq J1~~°,;,0_3:J':'e"&st .. 8-4~. 561•7077, 2 1i.5n-5334 Coll• Mala. 8"1·l 033 tran1f•t1, ate. Phone ::r•n,,!,~'!. -,::~:::. .,,. 'Wu8'T,OEPT' UXURY 2 Br, 2 Ba Condo, 54' .. 7000424 Bl~ OI IN/opt. 8"6-9883 24'"" Kopyrlte co. 831•8182· 8etlch. Corona Ciel Mar. D9n lAwle l'rplc, Olf & pOOI. 1695. • .. r COOi & br-.Y 1 Br, -.net laftlta•t Call Vicky H t-7113 bef. '11-7W 1at & IHI. 842·5~90. Ouplex.Newpor1Shor•,2 gar no peta. Frio, a4ac sr~~: ~M2.cr°! fNllll\ lfts Oulrtultin' flll ,UM ,.____ .. ~ ,100000 Br 2 81, lo-r, 206 ran;.. S-400 8"2·5"4. '-__ . ..-..., ...... 5 \M1U NI _ ............ or ·-• uxury Townh~. near Luoonfa. Frpl, OIW. 2 oar .,.... · _ _,, IN NEWPOAT I E.ACH ......... .......,.,. ' ...... ' Utt TllN OMfl + $48,000 equity In OCMn. lrl)IC' 2 metr bf, xar. 1830/mo yrly. li .. lllde t If. In .,,_, llnglea 1 a 2 ldrm Apst• 181 a Let.111 etl to:s.3 ARE rDE£ If )'OU h•v• sao.ooo Condo '°' purch ... Of court•. P<!O I ll)a. Avall '75·1·~2 .... ,, compl•ll. t4H /mo. ....-"-ti .. T-.. -~. , ....... , I .... -... .. rn ............. -_,, .... ~lld• C~ta Melt 8 • 8 • I 7 8 0 I m o . "'" -• 979 t042 a' • v .. "'I '" .. ,. ' •-~· ,., ,...,...,, _,... .. , -.-,.-fl u r upper unit 71418<46-'7881 HARBOR VIEW HOME.S • · ome are •l•Q•nl Y !1.!0, ,.."!!!:~_.,~7~91 Cal•, ment Md 1aMa bacfl for .,1~...a1• EJtac 4 BR 2i,; 8A oo perk !altll"-2 llf. 1 k . uppet, fumllhed. Prom MIO '"'" -· """ ,,,,.... ....., nttlonal C\Ol'nP"'Y ""· ... Verele'a """' 3 Br ~ nr pool, YU, Qnfnr, $1..ad PlllO. 1515/mo. 32t Uni-a:~...'::~~ ~ No 1.a111"'9 twn, Ml-llll 124,0003, tnooma, 20% ..__,...._a~-"' Dan or2 4 Br. MP Dining mo. •94·102~ vtQfty Dr. O.M.1Mt-oM8 1.. · own '°°"'· fl'of~ .,... tu er t + 20% ci.1 ,.....,___ .... ,. """""'' rm, c:ar oarage, evaa Man-11 •d 17 1-precletlon 1nnua y. 0 1 Tad edl • point I 1 o '1 & / mo o eve HVH t>eeutlful Monaco 3 ' ..,,....... r • ... o . H ,000/mo ror 6 yre. Wllltlirt .. rtgfltdhcdon 5'4 13 Br 2 Ba.. Inell oarclener, lh1tlld• l acrtelor, no I ~ epeclOul 1 Bt, 4t1-t18e, 111.L td• Item• wttl'l a 714·240·110 dly•. fO ftnd Ute tioma you w1ter, etc. If 150/mo kltcl'I. ~1 11¥1111 now, pool, Slleewt ..-. no W'"4 Xd HiiiP't Dell, Piiot oi-lled M . 7 14.4 t 3 . 1 163 or ...... Ma.a71 8alt Idle Item• 8"~·5e'7tl M4~ to or &'13-3114.:..W 1216/mo, R t-M'7t 1>911. 1678 mo, ~787 ..a ... 11 ..... 11. l lt•7H-3041 ..,..., . , Lltlle Mite Mutt.t M1 on a Tullel. •long ctme 1 eplder 9"d rW In the Dally flllol OltHUt.d eectlon ebCMlt M• t!M-ftil'a Tut911t MCI bOught It !or St .ti, YOU can Ml ~r 1unet Met ~· ot o•h•r thing• t hrough Dally flllol Cte-.11fled """ Cell ..,...Tl HIT/MSTlll for 1he TOWERS RES- T AUAANT. Experienced only. Apply In person. 2:30-":30 pm, Surf and Sand Hotel, 1555 So Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hotel Front Offloe P9flonnel needed at luxury Laguna Beach Hotel. Prefer tome experience. Cell Margie Marmoll)O, 497-4477 HOtltekeeper and child care. 12 to 4 pm weell- d a y s . N pt hm . 714/780-8683 Housekeeper/Cook needed ror prof. woman In Hunt. Hrbr. 25 hra. week. 846-3024 Bel. Spm. HOUSEKEEPER/Live In wanted. In good health, musl drive. fl' .. to tra"91. Top salary. Reta req. 7141'95-8969 Houaekeeper for elderly lady, live In, mature wom8fl to drive, ~ & keep houae, lull time or wkndt. attrectl'tre WM. rel'I required. 844-2120 . Jacll of all tredea, chauf· IUer. man trlday. In NB & Palm Springe. Mu1t be ftexlble. 675--'419. Lib TICl'I wtlO would alto like to do medk:al bllCk olfloe. C•tt between 8· 12. 955-2022. Legal ORANGE COAST DAlY Pl OT HU In Immediate C)C*\lng In 1"8 LllQal Ad11Wtlllng Department for • relleble, mature end raaponalbte l*'IOfl wtlh eorne VOT experience. Applicant 8hOUld allO heVI QOOd phone pnonallty and general ofllo. .... aud\ ae typing, *' lley MCI *Ofklno With t"8 llUbllc. A oar anCI valid Cattr. 110en1e la 11911 Jlllf'Y. For mor• Information call M 2.&178, ut. UI. ..... .... 830 ley8t. co.ta MaM, CA NW Eq\11111 Oppty ~ LEGAL SOT"V/OftC MGA TRAINH ~8"" fl!. end But L !Inn hu optn no f or motlvelw. et..iaiMIO. ... p.,lenoef ~··=· XLNT Ill.. MCI • n.Mllll*d """"' ..q. ()pptY fOr ... 4*'191" fOr qual. lncMdl... ""° clemonatn1ea ~ 10 .......... - to tawn. ~-Mf. ~ dn&MO 1110 • ' Or9n09 Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, July 12, 1983 c~u• Cart Dmr•ll a.,. .... , ..... Cleaalat I.a.al -· · -, -no. £. cXTXCINX FOR klBS. i'C>A..,..D~vw~iir.A~tl,...f"XZ"p1r.'Nr,!a:o-·l~m~m~acr~u-..1a~t~•~Y•~f~d~c~1.~.~n·i:;;;wfiioii'lilAi19PictmRiih"1Nd,..-LlllL~ l~s.m.. ~~~~~~~-:".~!fl!~i;;ili;l:::llrr;!;::- s-12 yr. Treat your child. All Text11re1 & Acou1tlo u_p1, weedl~ trimming, SEAVICE· a thOI'~ ......... ... .._. __ P\tf home nunlna. i yrs i.....~_ -W~-In-"'!.'!!". ~--::' IYJ* u "";;"';;;lil;;l!t;:;ll;;;•";;;• i:a~i••• •uu1 • l'ltNew cablneta, a.blnet Th!~·~ r!'p~yat. 30 d•y Id In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY OOITNOWtt UIFlllAlllU Your Dally Piiot Service DlrectO<Y Aeprneotatlve "2·Mlled.H2 Xcctg for email b1111- neaaea: PA qtrlles. sales tax. FIS. Compl. set up & service. Reas. Fran. 5'40-583'4 afternoons Ana1tical feeing, bars & IOrmlee counter1oPt. 8'42-068 t Hike, Row. Swim. SA-. F + · ,_an., ..,..,._ .... tefa, Fin--'21t) ~· ,...:.!..-... -._...._ kel Tu.-5 f ""' rM .. t. Kevin 673-1503 anaplng. '4 -0285 clean hou... 540.ol ~. we ~ lflOW you ~1078• a3f-t02t" • ....._ .__.. uc.. #01802. MM7M oM-497-87~~. lno ,... ll"tdcal Uapanoe gardener. CLEANING:Ncjobtooblg howtobeyourat10tney& ent 'H'1""'·111..aeeo Cabinet• & Carpenlry ._ Small lobe welcome ooree est. 646-2003 ca ... atn ie!;C1rldan: NeWtRepalr. Cleanup. m1lntenane9. °' 1mall. exp, rella.,._, aave money. time & L.agunaoftef~ ~ _......._ ~~II Loving chttd care In my All types. Low prlc ... Lie. 1prlnkler1. Free e". r.i1. $6/l'!r. 95?...S:M1 WOff'I. 8o take TM L9I ' now C *1 l'LM Uc. 441 -....102 C.M. home. Fenced yrd, 5'4'4·9036 !xpre.. Route. Call care. ompan on.• • ._ 1'Vll ••'-'h•...., · mule. 83t-1938. Free 911. 631-23'45 i---------EXP«lenced Houeek...,_ 151.2252. 10%-Q!!..Wl ed. llve-ln1, Aldet. lVN e, lnll91Ct. IO yrs. F!REPAOOf' AOOflHG . ~ .. ~.-repair. Unique & Unusual wo1k 1 1pec:lelty. C.atracttn, 20 yra lie. bonded. ltatral Palombo Const 962-8314 l!!"'llliiiiiiii!ioii~-.---Aemodel/Repalra, comm. RePalr/1m1 jobs. Fenoea, & resid. Llc'd, bonded. •helves. pattillons. Lo Ins. For 991, 552-9142. rates. Stll/9 731·83t1 Aemod/facelllts, wood patio cvrs/decks. drywall. hm rprs. By Randy 641-0622 Repalr-Allerallons llST FIUIOE HAIL. New/Remod. Exp'd Llc'd, bonded, Insured. llHlttrrllHI 0..lf, Ml·11ll Doora-Wlndows-Cablneta a.J. HUFFMAN & SON Panel-Pallos-Fences. 35 ' Remod/Add. 1306888 ELECTRICIAN: Priced .llPUEllUllQll &GerwalCleenlng.c.11 7 RN'enowavellaote.2'4Hr ...... ,11111 .... 2117 C..AFlbera&w right, free 91tlmate on 839-5035 c.lla M&-6502· llut!IJ ~ s.vio.. 714-4'4·7212 ID'S -Fl8H. #Mlf13. large or small Jobs. Lie. JESSIE'S GARDENING Good llllle cleaner, great 1tJlfuonryoStuceo: ,_,j • -· V ' PUSlDlll 146-204-4 396621. 673-0359 Clean-ups, tree trim & fob guar. v.,.., 1'911able. r~r. All typea. Quellty. ""'..-. lliliiilllJ ELECTRICIAN malnt. service 5'40-8035 Reis. '495-5876, L~I price. 831·2345 • ..... .., • ., 1n1acei lllftm Gd rain. Free ell. Lie. Mow, edge. clean-up, trim. Quallly HouMkeeplng. ex· BRICKWORK: Smell lob1. l:>I~~ .!"'::· .. ~ ... _,_ '4 164'49 Wayne 831-7530 Free ell. Aeae. rain. Jim perlenced, dependable. Newpor1, Coat• Meaa, local cuatoM;. ;;;;' Home ApW I Commerdal ' ,::~ ":!~~~~Ion. Qar111 Deer leelr ,_6_ .. _6_· t~9-58_____ Pal '49'4-0280 lrvtne. R«e. 875-3175 you, ~; 1' Patc:ii wort, llc'd & bond· Aeae. Prompt. 842-11035 Sp~ngs.repalr. door 0,,.,.· IEEI lllE llLP1 THE CLEAN MAKER Brlcl(wqftc: Smell or large -·· ... --ed. #140907.136-4M12. r"-.. ~ 5 yr1. exp. Home/offlc. joba& repalr1. Local raf1. ,._,, r-•-!tiili"i:::::: ... ators. See demonatraUon et me make your garden refs avall • 875-'4853 e.-5-8512 Prompt, neat ~ro· iiiiiiiii""'fl-[E•i.,A .. s•TA•t""L"'Eb-- Seacoast. 2488 Newport grow & your gra1a greenl feeelonels ~7149 Bl CM ••2 3•90 I'm lull" ln•"red •na•k Tll IWI •••-1 •:.._.-1 · •• ~ 81• •••=-& Rapalted. Guaranteed. ·• . .,.. ·... ' ""' ' ......---.,,... CUSTOM EXTERIORS ~l.;A HEA;;,r REFS .• JOHN813-4487' Springs-Hinges-Openers. ;~~~·:~:.ri::tc'"a':~(~ mll) 5 Yrl ••r.· Offlcel1~.;,.. ·A C MOVING· I& INTER. ~. rat•. Fr• !Poof t1eewa•Fumacee f ~ Repairs. Lowest rates! 768•3773; 11 no answer. Aefaavat · 8 ~ Quick. C•reful Service eet Stev9 541-4281 _. _ _. ____ _ Lie. Tom 557·4'480 I k t , I K '" ...... ,.~! Lie. T1380'46 552-0'410 • Draine clW9CI from 16 & u ,., :na .,,._.,, Speciallzlng additions & !SEQUOIA CONST·llc'd pease eep rying e •• n um ·-pu-•111anyttme Aepe1ra .. ,.... remodel. Llc'd, bonded. customremodellng, patio lhritaia1 Biggs Landscape Main· l oVlng Care, 0meJpete •A· 1 llYlll* 25 yr:'~ -403~4~ne. 851·teCMM&""2..eoG3 t.5&~ J~~ 842 -9033 ~rs exp. Jerry 5'46-4413 6'48-6586 6'45·'464'4 Work guer. Free eat. co11rs/decks. 966-2423 tenance & lnstellallon at Cenlfled HouM Slttert Beet quallty. 25 yr. exp. bonded. R«t. Color •· 962-8315 evenings Brad TllEES your service. since 1919 831-123'4 Competitive ratea. _,. ....... ""'11 Rlehard Smith & Son PlumtMng TJJiat ltl'filt G! " ' II Lie. T -1 16,428 730-1353 ...... " """"""' Plumbing ,.._. & drMla .,_......,_,..__-..--... __ _ Car~t S.niet •rttaaat Topped/removed.· Clean aa•naaa ln1tlleW lenint SEAVIEW PAINTING cleered. Uc. 8'46-3428 TyplnglWordProc.llng FIRSf CLASS-Quick dry Ts1y dogsl Grooming up. new lawrs. 751-3476 1-*'!""i!o*•*"'·H,..O-ME""R..,.EP-AIR-STARVING COLLEGE & RTEOD'!'f'l"7,p2~~KS Pttl lllYA-1:: ~~r~1 •• ,.£1 results. Free est. & 1st schl, $10 any sz. Teacher Exp Gardener Malnl Elec-Plumb-Carpentry IRONING JOBS WANTED. STUDENTS MOVING CO. m., ~ ....., ~ ,_,,_ ..., ,.,... class service. 750-9075 21 yrs exp. 5'46·28'48 cleanups, tree trim, free l=ences. Keith 6'46-'4672 ~~<;:,~~·r~ Lie. n~;~~2~1Ured. Int/ext. Competitive price ... &11 lal.'I Wft.'11etet21n:: 'WE INSTALL CARPET' 0.atatic ""2 est. Call Pete. 6'41· 1096 FAI~ PRICES ALWAYSI queet. Phon. M2·5'470 WATCH us GROWi for xlnl world FM1 Mn/. Experienced l Pro· For $1.75 Sq. Yd, .. ~AL SIO/.. I ..1 I W 11_... Painting, carpentry, roof· anytime. 30 yr• exp. 521-8012 feeelonal, VetY reMOn- •·;al Call Pete 172-1722. • ... H,.n ar.e1 q • -Ing. gardening, etc. •--======--1 able rat• ford of your .. I Chlldcare, companions, Mowing. EdQTng. Twice a STARR M8..,.'47l La •sea ia Painting fOI bett« WOf!( & poof Meda. For 81Cf*1 r-ay-Parklog Lot C.•tat C11crttt couples. We come to you. month. $20 to $25. a .. •,...!'1"!9!1!l_.I._..___ .... 'IWlf lower prlco. Call eervtce. Cell ev9nln0t Repalra-Seelcoatlng 15oncrete. masonry. flat-Low lees. (213)541-5150 546-9707 1-.. _,1_•.-li,.H~-----bOOdAeRtv BROTHERS knock• orten when you 839-6793 anytime. 5pm to 9 pm. " no NewC.:1Zray. RemOd .. carpentry. Uc. #3'41012. Ablllty Bk1r1 730-1900 SUNSHINE WINDOW Cl.£ANING 8'42·15'49 S&S ASPhll 631«1-199Llc work, foundations. Block, D~all General garden ma1111en· DUMP JOBS Trees-lndscpng. 21 yre. UM rMUll;Jetllng Dally Pa~ enewer. PLEASE KEEP Dan Hallbet'g Grading brick. Llc'd. 536-5013 ance. Cleanups. tree trim & Smell Moving Jobs &46-055~ 8'42·3857 Pllol Clanlfled Ada to ~·~ijiiiiij .... ""_.,.___ TRYING ... D WALUAC00SnCAL free est. Abe 548-8519. MIKE 6'46-1391 rwhm _ _...., in.. Oninge eo.t FHartANGI Glnt,enorSTRIPOellgr'IPI (114) •MlJI & Paving CO'. Res/comm Rod's concrete & mason-All Phases & A I Have ~.!:X:" WWII -... , ~Pl~ Lie. 397680'4. 8'42-1720 ary, 9 years same lo-BUD 552.958f2 8 " Haullng, clean-ups, tree HAUL·MOVE·AEMOVE to Mii? o do Phone 8'42·5678 VISA-MC Scott 8'45-'325 If you've IOe1 Offound epet cation. Free est. trimming, yd malnt, Furniture, Trash, Trees It well I Call NOW, call Pet Hotline Wetll Adi Cllll'&'42--5678 71'4-840-1705 Sell Idle Item• M2-5678 lndscp. Mike 646-6502 963-5415 NOAM 8'42-5678. Sell Idle lteme 8'42-5678 1-800-824-7?'7· • --------· • HOIOSCOPE BY SI ONEY OMARA Wednesday, July 13 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Moderation is keynote-make concessions to loved ones, including family member. Budget will be expanded to include decorating. remodeling and possible acquisition of luxury item or art object. Check with Taurus. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll know exactly what should be don~key is to do what is best for you. Accent on romance, glamour and aura of mystery. You will overcome initial delay or disappointment. Define tenns. steer clear of self-deception. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): What might appear to be a "lost cause" could merely be a tangle of red tape. Accent on security, ability to come to terms with stubborn person not accustomed to "giving an inch." Victory actually will be snagged in heroic fashion. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Friend who had been "missing" makes sudden appearance. You'll communicate with relative in transit-and complete major task. Path is smoothed for progress-you get support from persons who. in recent past, were only lukewarm. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You make right move-in dramatic fashion. Opportunity exists for fresh start-past mistakes can be corrected. You learn more about money and how to make the mc;>st of it. Cycle high-you're on brink of important breakthrough. Another Leo is in picture. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Aid comes from surprise source-individual who is close to you, but not related, takes special interest and could even make personal sacrifices in your behalf. Cancer. Capricorn, Aquarius natives figure prominently. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Spell out meanings, desires. Elements of timing. luck ride with you-rea.ll.ze that sky is the limit. Activity occurs behind scenes, clandestine meeting could have direct affect on your destiny. Gemini, Sagittarius persons play key roles. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Follow through on first impresions. What begins as a mild friendship is due to be transformed into a "meaningful" rela· tionship. Many preconceived notions will be over- turned-you'll also have a chance to correct past mistakes. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be ready for significant changes, unusual communication and a "confession" by member of opposite sex. The "boss" truly appreciates your efforts and you'll become aware of it. Gemini. Virgo and other Sagittari.an dominate scenario. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 'Domestic ad- justment highlights agenda-travel is also featured and direction could be detennined by long distance call Gift comes from "admirer." Family member repays debt, harmony is restored on homefront. Libra figures prominently. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Dig deep for infonnation-i.f persistent, you get at truth and could strike pay dirt. Focus on assets belonging to others, also on investments, tax shelters and unique sa~ or investment program. Pisces plays import.ant role. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Oo slow, become fa.millar with changing rules and variations in connectin with regulations. You could be dealing with representative of governmental agency. Check insurance, safety measures and eecwity devices. Older individual will lend benefit of experience. lelt Wu... SlM lelt Wu... SIM ltlt Wu... 119 ltlt Wu... llM ltlt Wu... SlM Aa..,.,. •11 rn.111.. MU KUTIE fuEHS NEED KOZV KWAATERS 540.()312 1110 IHI OUll neuo IEUTltlll Restaurant ULU/Dfll. IHIDllY Good meth euentlal. Hra lmmedlale opening for Energetic Cock tall Servers ull time. Flne tredltlonal Fln.nclal lnveetment Firm ...... 8-5, 5 day week. Call hard working, money needed. Experienced women's clothing etore. for Educator1 need• ** lllrm ** 5'49-1157. Pickwick motivated person to call only. Apply between 2·5, Mercnandlling a dlepl9y ,xper . Pereon-ALSOWATCHE8 Old Eng. Sheepdog. Peper. on our cllents and obtain Monday • Friday. No bkgrnd pref. Training nel/Admlnletratlve Ex· & MUSIC BOXES ap9yed f, lhoU. to gd lov- palnter Information for our com· Phone Calls. 1'43'48 Cul-pt'OQ. A.Ill co. benefit• & ecutlve Sec. w/excellent UT ., 1~ n• Ing home. lg yard. Hardworking person 10 puter operallon. Perm. V8f Drive, Irvine. active growth potentlel. lyplng/ehof1hand aldlls. F ' "2-41101 lea n paint t de position. salary, & lncen-So. Cout Plue loc. Cell Non-amkr pteaee. c.M: Ina Symptlon on dlac .,..,.,.,........,......,..-------6•6~1566 r 1 -t111e plan. Ask. for Barbara ~N for full time bactt office 553-0940 mueio box w/38 dleca, 4 Wlrehalred Temer needl .. · 546-3022. poslllon In Colla M.... ~:%.:~ fOI appt. 1---------nice cylinder mualc coo~· 2)'f old mlll.e.. ,l"'/Tl.E -11 I t Ca II Jo an Sm 1th, b-----,----,,,...-s E C R ET A R y • p r o f boQI, 3 roller orgena, 5 u • Receptionist lor pres-557-32'42 SalH/Hudware. Full /b 1 Edleon~ mecHnea i .... -...-----rr-o~ Wanted adults over 22 tlglous N-port Center Time. Crown Hardware. wCallookJ•!,~~g1•eoexper. with h0rn9. OlocU In-hnltan MIS who enjoy working with office. Typing lll<llls a RN for lull time bllCk omc. 3107 Eut Cout Hwy, ..... .....,.. ' ctude Howwd 11g1n e, 2 ™ L new. r:uet ;;;: youth. Must be well pleasant altitude a must. poslllon In Co1ta M.... CdM. lllllTllY Howwd ,.,..tore Ht & VllC, •75 -. 8'42-4397 groomed, personable, a All employee benefit• Ca 11 Jo an Sm Ith, PubllC r ... tlona dept. of #89 Aleo ott.. Amef1. poallll/9 motivator. Start provided. Call Aon Jack· 557-32'42 ISALES-11 you'r11 a product fut paced aioency ,.. can ·weight ~ A 2 tlv rm din, ,,....._, at $75 per weel! Call son 644_..242. sales wholeaaler °' lnveatment quires ••perlenced bwltlful ~of c•ne/wood. tufted. 2-5pm, 6"6-7021 (ask for advllOf, dlecover the op-Amertcen & op.en M •I on. S 150 Io b o Sharron). RECEPTIONIST fulltlme, 12000/ .. Ot••• portunltlel Liberty h• to energetic peraon w~tchee. European 1_1_~-------to ans-r phones & greet $30 PAOD-S25 PROFIT offer. We're loolclng for w/exc:eltent typlng/Ofg. docile lndude • DUTCH 2 ~ Wg rmc:Nlra. PllTTIIE people, It typing, 10 key Cell Jack 714-847-6522 Marketing Repreeent•· =~ .. ~~7~~ tel ceM wftl\ ftor9I ,,__ Green wt\lllC. S200 ... EYES/WEllllll by 1ouch. ••per pref, t1ve1 who enjoy top QUelrY 1 anlr!'leted d191, reo.eors Make extra SS helplng Good company benefil1, Sele1/Advertl1lng. Ex-comm .• a1trongn•tlon.i. Secretary/Receptlonlat, en l!:nQllah cNno6eefle 1--------- youlh carriers promote med Ins. Call Rusty perlenc:ed pref .. not r• ly marketed pt'oduct In llllng. payable•. re· c...cl &r... dlel ~ 2 mMdllng oek w9'I unite their own establlihed Pellcan Resturant, Inc. quired. Wiii train-au.lit)' the comf0f1 of knowing celv•blel, llQht bkk'g. Ex-Father Act of p....,,_,. S250. oak coffM tbl rovtee. Mature, outgoing, •-5-'49_·_93_2_2_____ Magazine. Independent -stand behind them. perlenced. Me 81144 c:IOck 'AND the flneet 1125, 548--'41'48 attractive parental type contractor. Commlaalon Call the Liberty Group. ..---ton of F_.... IEDlPT/TYPtlT only. 5'41·8e03 lntervtew 171~) 720•1991 Karen Sell AVON and get • -· ,_ .... ,fNn-2Pcsofdnplne:50rw-person. please call N-port Beach advents-10 am and 2 pm dally. Mean. cl'!ance for • CNIM. For tel f90Ulelon -·ve ewr • chea1. end one d,...., 2-Spm. M·F. 846-7021 Ing agency needs sharp, more detelll, 130-3182. tied 0011el1111ed: Boula9. with mirrored hutch. ,••fTill enernatlc ---sonlorfront SALES ASSISTANT. SALES/INTERIOR DE·.,.. ~ bronMe. 5pc: ..... 9'C. Mull IM. 1150. ea. -.-... ~ lmmed oppty avall for SIGN. Flalr for A.O ... ~. Flex ~·lpplng "-"· P8r1 time Our~........., COl..._iment 548-9707 or 8'45-5737. WEEIE.n desk. Requires good ··-• t 1 ... _ """" fA• ter t-•--'-... _. -phone personality & ac-sales ....,, anl n t... Hra. Wiii train. 775-5441 "' compu _,,.,,_, lndudee 4 trtple "--,..,-.,.-------- Supervise new1P1per car-curate spelllng ~fuel Newport Beech office of printer• & d•t• com. clock• chlmlnO on I bella 9 Velour Brown IOfa. '275 rlers early morning -'4AM lype 65wpm. Call ~ Merrlll Lynch. Poelllon In· Salee Must be wllll~ to INm _ 1 omate moct.I with Of· obo; 3' now.wd chair • 8AM Sat. and Sun. • tween hrs 01 9•12 10 set volvee cu.atomer MrVloe llPPLlllllT Tiii repair l malnt. Cell DeY9 molu. Uter.-Y dOl9rw of w/onoman. $125 obo: must have van, station appt. 851•3066. support or Account Ex· ... 7141557-5116. unique ectv.11elng, bet· _ .. _1_2_-eo_1_0 ____ _ wagon or small pickup. 1---------ecullvH. Mu1t type work PIT 9am. 2 pm or-'4 Summer Job et Boal Fee:· tetY l nowl1'f c::IOc*a, .. IAfll• • Hourly wage + mlleage. IEOEPT /nPllT '45W PM . be familiar pm _ 9 pm with the Loe tory. Cle&nlfll, phonee. a1 the ... Apply In person week· lnt8flor design firm r• w/general ofc machln.. Angetes Tlmee Clrcuta-mlac. Full or P/T. l.mf llllM Ull clays 330 W Bay St 1 d th I tic previous ex.,_ In leCUri-.., "" ~ In •lllm · • ·· qu res an en 111 aa ti..._ Industry,..... """h"' .._ tlon Teem In t~one ..... .,.,/hr. Pet· .... -· •-Costa Meaa, Ca Orange 1ell 1t1rter to h•ndle .. ~ • ..., •1 _.. •-"'·-Aft ..., eon 23'56 -'-ta Or -·-.. 11111 Ill Co I D 11 Pll I llrable. Call for-an appl.._ ....... p~" _-:.:.__.__,::.! ' ""' ' 566-tl01 r-•11 • • • • as I Y o . phones, lypl~. tlllng and 1 Mer 111 L.,......1 wage ,_ \Nlrn'..-..." l.agllne Hiiis, CA. icell 9o0 for d9talle a. Plue 1()-pc b9VI ~ Personal Secretary to general office duties. cat on. r 1·~· 1 an Tralnl~ 11 provided. For-dll9Ct.lona. eectlonel '2100, ~ 8' President of L•tuna Please call 71'4/5'40-2860 equal oPPty employer. more Information call --bm loveeea11275. lowry 955-6000 5'40--0301 ·---:r~~7~::~· P ase R1~~~~r:.":U~tpft!:'.: *** --.. -,.-,-1-,-.,.-n..---APP•r•ll !Whit• enamel atove, V:="'"p&a.y°'rl~=· Photo B1111ness Manager. In outlel •hop. E•· I ,.... Fl 1 I plan I office E AllM 8 ::i:•· ::1k::.S· mb. =.e°":18~ :l Dut191: Per11onne1 (ap-~:~~~~i9• necessary. 236DrlltwoodRd. L7fo'°v~11eoe :,~. 11-22 ~hn:.•z30 ~ 831-1131. & ctwome 11800, MWlnG, ll prox 80 Employees). Pay---------CdM 92625 hra per wk. Good typing 10 9:30 PM. Guer. hour1Y a u •l I med\. cab 185. I*(« 1 able, Aecelvablel. Pay-Resident Menager for well 'l'ou are the winner ol 2 1klll1/dlctaphone. Call plue comm. PMlh end rec:tt 125. petnUnge, glme ~~st R~:'' P!~:'~:~~=· kept 18 unit apt complex free tlciletl ($9.60) value 11·2. 873-1480 prof"alon•I working I Ill..,.,_. topped coffH table Send Reaume to Ad No ~~~~7ie ,'!::~ea·,::~ to the IOTIY/llPT condltlonl. ~ H .. Lei 957-41133 3)(5112'. omet• bottom 972 Delly Piiot. P.O. Box Box 13 l 3, Huntington 1111 t IAllll IOf eecrow office. Generel office., Scott. 951-21n 12 L~ ...,.,, rtvy duty '225· '41>-1215 or IV 1580. Costa Mase. Ca Beach, ca. 926'47. lllW office background 119-(R'4) 20. -..... A lteel et t350. _meo __ . ------ I 92628.0560 --------Anaheim ConV9ntlon llreeble. Cont9Ct Laura 5'45-'4M2 BfMt bed, M, heed & Restaurant Center July 18-24 Smith al Cout Cltlee ~ llLll 18 cu rt NfrtD. 1100. T~ ftbrd. $350. ~28. -- EARN UP TO $100.00 per day taking snapshots In your area. Part time/M time. 1 No ..... MCllll.y. ltlft . 1mm1•tllltv. Wttle to: ' UNITED PICTURES P.O. Box 8IM 1 L.cs Allgllls, CA tm'l2 -,. llMttt1t'a4Fhlt f o clalm ticket•. call Eacrow, Lag Bch UPI die ti.ct lrame 125. Brentwood rodler •25, u I -...01 I I 842~32t. E.x1352. '494-97g2 ...... m .. ,_ a• open ng1 * * ---------We need good people to 157-421 LoveMat. rvet velvet ~~eferr!t~ P • r I enc e d * lffr....,/ktlstllf iet up appointment• t21 Cu n HoCpolnt refrtg, S150. 8'42......,... Line Coolls Aeal &tale lnveetment Co from our Cotta MeM Of. S/8. x1nt cond. 1375. LIMITED OFFVt Whe1 • Wonderful Wortd leek• dependable MC> nee 1n the evening&. tor Me-2342 Why pey more. eave 60 to E~i/E~ga of Shopping, right et retwy with general office Holld9Y Inn'• ,_, travel 75% on new toP quellty roller 1 your ftngertlpe ~ sldlle and dlc1aphone ex-club. Salary + com· CelOl1c '9fll8 w. ~ bed -., not eeconcte or SeeChlpperWed·Sat. Dally Piiot Cle11lfled perlence. Excellent mllllon + bonue. c.. wave; Hotpolnt dlah· rejecU. Twin •• to 900 ea:d:~Npt Bch Ada. To ~ your ed. typing I muet. Varied 751-4222 •fter 1 pm, WllllMr, .. MW, S500 Mlt.95. FUii Mt tft.95. Equal Oppty Employer call 8'42· 76 end 191 • du t I e I . NP I 8 ch. Telephone Salea obo boCtl, 5'46-1971 Sew ...,.,, men on king CIUllfted Ad-Vleor help ~9-2988 EveeendWkndl. HAMOAAAEA & ~ ... Free def. Went Adi C9118'42·5878 _rou __ . ------Sec --, .. -.ry--Ex-ecu-11-ve--A.-. Wearenowlnter.~ APPUAHCESEAVICE 839-7454 Uk for a ~aily Pilat .. · .. ······· --· · · · · · .. = all1ent. Starting pay up to for PIT poal11one, 3 We ... recond., guer. llpeClel bonu9. $1800/mo. Mu11 ha.,. weekdaye +Set end Sun . ..,.,._ioea. 5'48-aon eomtortllble t' Sofa, lllnt edmlnlllr•llve • well u dolngln..-.atlng Kenmore w.,_ l Dryw, cond. S 100. 8'4l-t053 aft =·~1~111~'::. t=.,~ wht match.top cond 1.,,..5pm_,......~----- Send Reaume and evell· M\191 tieve aiear *200/bottl. 5'49-MTe Couct1 '260. rec:11ner dlelr abltlty to: J. E. Reed, tlllephonevoloeend Kenmore wehr/dryer, •100. 8enlUI ater'90 8Yl'--lllLY PILIT lllAIU TUlllE 3857 Birch Street • Ste ~. Weellty hMYy duty. 1150 for tam HOO. •.atert>ed 260. N-port Beach, eeinlngeof$,.5 .. t26. both. 831-4752. •1&0. & !Nee:. 5•1 9•88. DNTV ......, HEED TO EARN 261< + YRL 'V " 1°" IO-.cl YM .. __ For OUf Olr9Ct Sells T Nm • Oall (714) 7114111 Now accepting applications 92880. For1ntervt.w.ca11Jettat Loe ~ WOfl!• o::J Room Table, xtnt for District Manager to super-Secretery/Ofllce Man: 5-46-517• good .•. 142-2'14 • 41 JI 72. WOOd ager, young environment, TELEPHONE BALES Maytag WHhr /Dryer. ::::.1~ toP '260 . vise newspaper carriers. 1yp1':!9,bankdepoeit1.11te UllMM+n 11eevy cMy. both eper11._,=,....,,..=--,-----Salary commensurate with t»lkp g. Call 631-5775 for Shlr'-'f 800-6108. M Ing clean! s1as ... GE F/F refrto, very good appt. 14&-24N. cond S175. I.to roc:ker. experience. C.Ompany ben· : ,...,.... .... ............... __.. 1 Ilk• nu 195. c11a1 .. f 1 bo IHreflrJ. Wt... """"''• _.,--c Mn, alee. IOuflge. Fr. Prov. waa eats pus nus opportunity .. P~:::::"er:= ~ HlmHIH• :·::.:;ww:"o-"::!: f!~MO.Ceeflonty Must have Van, station : Flel(Jble hr• for 1 7 da'f ,... teo-t57e, ----· ---- Piutlc• wagon or pick up with/shell. operation. le/hr lo ttar1. ,., ..... PMco fWrtQ •ra Hotpolnt -..111111111 Mileage allowance included. !!.!2"1~.,lorjoy•t>oa, .. tt• P&~ • ...._.... 1 ..___ a.. or.,. 175. Old men-I llY ,..,_ -·-s """' __, _..,..,a1s11~ ue1 ,,..._...,.. 115, Ph '--t57-t133 ...---·-Apply in penon, weekda:ys, . multl• aceted job with ••-•11-... UA_ /(IN.,". Immediate openl~ on all : gre1 potential for growth ...-. ..... .....,...._., Ktmball player C lhlfla ror-ei<P«. njectlon 3PM to 5PM at 330 West Bay & aatarv pteeM aubmlt• .. '~!!""' .. ""' Refrtg, fMI 11111. ~ ~ ·rn::-1n molding mec:hlne oper-St Costa Mesa • your ,_,me to P.O. Box ..-.. 1•1 loc*• & ,,,,. ..n. S206. -.. deelt etors. Work 7'A hrl, paid ·1 • 1oea. Newport 8-ctl, p .. • ... _..... UDtWtt rr... 19 cu It cabinet l300. ACA °*' ••r ...... Slit ... Waa... HM ltlt Wut!f H• for 8. Pald .~11t1 In· · ................... ;, .......... ·. · · · · ... · ca. 92183. •w~M-S14S-, M8-a..M. ' ~ . .r.-: ~1 SALES "N t ctude; Med..,.., Dental, 1 ,. 11111 _______________ ............ ,_,._ -- LAgals.cr.Cary,partUme. IMll&lll Pt:Ht:lv • ma ure, Life lneurance + credit ---Speed Queen Wa•ti.r Bunkbedel00.5'1M111 2 deyllweek. O.C. Alf· Resklent eU11lent -: for Hallmark P•rty Shop, union prtvtledgel. AllO Newspaper .. ._._ t S100. Admlrll llde by ~bdrm port•••· Elipeflenee w/eu~tel 1~: full time, Ml hr. weetl. ahlrt bonul premlum1. KIDS EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES' 8~.1647/hr.Nolel-j llde~&F,....,14 Kl&:' Mt, req'd, 18/hr. 553-0773. Well malntelneO 18 unlti. Exp. Pf'el. Sr. Clt!Hn• Muat be Englleh IPMk· • 1 Ing. No Experience cu ft, euto 1oa mall•. 1oe 1 . 141-t711. L'-ln Maid Of cp4e In Submit reeume to Apt welcome. 9&2.et10. Ing. ApPty 1-4 pm a1: ~ece ... ry~r-::;· water door 1415. king 11111 •••tied, good CdM. uooi mo + 9A.2421E.18th$t.New· llllLIA81...-rt . OllOI atMlme int cell 645-t7t0. cOnd. auo. Cvetom • SlMIO/twoaddlUonel)Ot>e, Poft Bch, C192863 867.0788 215BrlaQIAve -~:;-"~ ce 1 Mre 8t.ok WHher/Dryer, ~-~ cndle.1 .,..7 ~ =t~'lM:'11a:':..; iillllDlllDD coetaM4iiaa,CA -ur; ..... ailiifft fhe •Newport BHOh ~-= rw ~:,..;::.Cllft, pae1110nt). Wk-nd• fr... Ea n ... ..,. t '"'""" NEWES.T PARTY PLAN Printing: Proof Reader d ~' Mar9Nl'1 offtce l'iM an -nne eland -me.. 87!>-1481 end MA-8200. ~ if";ou oha;-: = T1>9. :~~~I op· Production Altlltant. oPenlnG fOf Cler1C I, oall1w:f• dean, wom = >Ont conci.''-a'"elley June, wagon or v•n and enjOy port unity. Call Pam knowledge or type· _ •-,.: / v '33-U 11 ext 252,, good 17:.'&&9:'.1e Ma-11M or 711•1111 Mectllne Stlop. Driver. work~ With t .... egert. 1.g7we55, :!t~~.~~p.:~.·~,j f :., .: v ~n. btwn ..... '°'I~... ~· meo ll0h~1"'/.t Madllnltl9and , ... ;.,:"1~~1>-· ~10;; b'::n~~M a~ --.. --1-11-----time, Laguna 111111. ...:..-....:.. A :'I' ' --. • TOP iii• ""t<.--ng-"w,.,..,...a""'1111-..._-,.., -.._,,,..--..,-. " 3PM __..d 9&1·9500. Alk for .• ..__....__ •• MtnorflClbd.taoooomal. 1 .557.3390 1u 1 .._ •VL :ir-maneger1 & Cetl· T •~s 11•1• •or ~ PNf1,.1_.> .... ~1 .... l . t .H per fttt C•I ••~1t00,1t10tll · Young Atver. Fount.in va1Mt1. S100 per hr.... .,.... n..-. "' _..... .... • r.owooct IS1 1117 v~. !'.!!~,...,.. llty poutble. 873--5187. Profe11loni1 Secretuy EARN lJt TO $75.00 PEI EK ~--a:=:: .• • U* Oi um LmiiiftO ~perweek '"'U,..,.RS~,,.,,...-----Wllh boo~kMplng ••• w h 15 r~ --·-,.._. Dlfl•ll•, deelll. T.v .• P.n and FUii Time poa-.. N ES perlenee. Contact Janet "'now ·-· OP'ft!IP""' '°""...., Fulltlme~needed ~· .... °"'*' *-'· CICllld\. 1t1on1 avall. No Exper 11/LYI 650-1180• bt•ven to aecurt rtldtrt fol fM 0r.,.. CO.t fOf plctUf'!I frame= _ 161..0?0t. Nee&. We Train. Call Mr. OQenlno-lor AN & LVN on Dady Piiot. Oii! crews stllt •I 3:30 , ••. n WM train. lenefttt. gar foom equipment:"--...,---,,....-.,-... -=---- Harri•. 883-&7to a-11 or 11· hhtn. Call fOf Prof Painter. own tr11111. In work unl~·8:30 p.11 • ...w.ys. OR Selldlf, .. . , , .i ,.ne Ar ta ''am nt, = 81W ....,..,: "";;;i;'9,1dryer. 1t1iorei MAAKETINO·Llberty Interview. '494-8075. The 6 out of town wrk. wor• I 9'w mote hollrs.. '(04 wil ~ 11"'1 J~· 1MU·A ~ ....... . ...,_,-.,fiot. wew.CMnlotlllr'*-" Ananciel II loolclnl f0r Gerd•n• Conv11flffnl 71•·979-1397 litiiirlpsilllend-pr•11•n.•llonr••"lltl-•"''!'""" ... '*_""_~·~.411 Hunt. 9oti, llMOl7 ttee, IMlle. 9'0. _Allrely ~ ......_ 1100 t• wtlolelelerl to matllet ::~1:1.,;:h~lenneyre. PiT pereon for chauffeur· rn~:t~':ou''.,:01n=.vr~· . .!..... co:t:. ,, Wiit11111ifila1Mn. O¥lr --• 110.!»1 1tO MOO .... 1147 U'1tl Mlle~_. on• our lnvea1ment producrt •--------':l d•ughler &--dolfll odd --11, •ffllll*, A.WI tn Mlnoftll 8"TIOt, ~· '"iliOWil .......... --iO-""'Fi""OMW., __ ....,_ Tuffet, along oa"'• a tn the COuMV .,.., We ..... lllMD lo • In So. Ulguna. E•· C1tl. .-.on. 1716 N9wpor1 •· oonct. t1to ... , t• CortMMe_ ol I INll'lft Cdlit IOlder Md reed In the ere nallonally re-Admln. A"'t w/1tron11 cell. pay,~ Bo• M9 CM. '111111 "' '*--lft&-.l1Mlllf Oelly Piiot c1aaelfled cognliect, otter etrong bOo111teeptng preferred. %Dally Piiot PO lox MIA M (714) 11:.a•.7051 Iii--111 • m -~I :t ~ ..-. about Mlle Muf· •upporl a top com-Salary commeneurete 15e0, Cott• M ... , Ca C011C .,.. .._ ~ ,_ -• WaTuftlCn~n mleelon. For Info call w/exper 54a.o254 P/TllmTllY I ~LIU '*'""'· MMt IH~ tlolt •• : rot••· You can NII Keren Meara (714) • · fYpl ii!Oith d N 1 , 1.,.._,_.. .,. .... flolJIH. 111·1 1 t, tlDO. • your tllffet and lot1 of 720-1991. OFF=CE, hatP alert Pet· &cinglft an • P ~ 141 llOI ............. ._ otller thlno• through Mature Petton to WOfk In eon wttlt num.,.,-., , h I«-Otflee. Houre I ~ ' ,.... -~ l'9Y 1 ~ _ ._,., Dally Piiot CIH•lfled df8ll ihop PIT. Call 1_.. M r~ech1 Corf.• lex. 5040 x;;;;::$ 4*I fMii .... o09t .-0 .... Adi. Cll Mt:~I pm daffy. ~5 :. Ila, Coe• &etl Idle lteme 8'42·5671 1•,------... ------•.1111,• _____ _. llOefd. =~ ~ oeil. 1tl0. ll-=-L==============L-4-1----------...J--~-~~~__::.L ________ ~~....JL,.;;;;;.;;;..;;.-.-..,ii.li-.:J.:::ii:::==========L.::============~ __________ ............... C9 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tue.day, July 12, 1983 ............. lall tilt........... .............. ............ ... At!!! ......... := ::::.::· 80i .,,., 11 n II lit an tlla 1uuu au 11ia ,,...,,. 11n hilt hfl • • Atomic 4 ~. 94ho 11.1111 Ull 16 it:iW'a1nhonct, ;;J; 181 m:J:i • very a:n. '6e-w:R1t, lun rf, '11 llYUU I• •·•111m . r,:• !., --;:0 V::· 111 ll•I paint, perfect Int.nor. u200. e61-03t3 or AM/FM cw, New tlf•. Muat .. IAaklngl4aOO TM 8'*'t of the Fut11te. 115500 .,, M2•7eM rblt •ng. OHO. 131"403A. 13500 obo. 131...,18 or P't111*1Y~N · Power~· a 3.5 HP • • ' 531-7073. 'et yellow lrnmac 13225 N2·1111t ~:::;: ~1':' ~ Ptloenl• &at>Ot. rw rto. 73 2002 tit, dk grn, an11. MO-et to. · ·. '""51=-vw-~Rao-~Ta.,-, -,~--1 WHIM IJB I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZIE I I ACl\OSS 1 Trougha 5 Kind of bath ·10 llourneyed 14 Robert 51 Short drink 52 Israelites 56 Scraped 60 EnUty PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 173-eaao · · seso. Mt-2121 orto owner. new vlllYM, 1eoo dual port. redlale, '71 ebV, 5ik mi. RfW! inl. •---------L.ata 11lnt oond. 14750, ·~~:,'="!:.' ~ Blaul)Unltt 1ter.o, new wire wtlle, orig ~ New Surfboetd. $75. 2375 TS~' A Di 1tll 752-2448 dibl• ctiH tc 14750• .... 1 covert. Muet .... 17et5, II< nu, Tfb..()178 eom.11 Of, C.M. 81t18un -'74 2002 XLNTI 484-1128 12300/080. &4&-3147. 71 8eVltle wtlt /ten Int 1-5. ii' ay CrulHJ, 284 WI• 1 owner. a&sOO 548-0241 11:.JI-lltl '13 BUS, gooo c;ond, l\ilty lolld9cf.1o :i. 11eo0: , 15 UK money 18 Pted9e 17 Clumsy 1 19 Lot 20Ceramist ' 21 Small waves 23 Ms. Dunne 28 State: a bbr. 61 N. Me1dco city 64 Communica- tion 65 Radar's kin 66 V oung horse 67 Troika 68 Maintains 69 Renown I 27--DOWN ceremony 1 "Mayday" 30 Polar mass: 2 Margarine 2 wda. 3 Skillful tl4 Su.pend 4 Locale 35 Hard stuff 5 Exempts 27 Piglet 37 - -mode 6 -pins 28 Dance 38 N.V.'s 7 Terminate 29 Contributes neighbor 8 Maple genus 31 Frolic 39 Feared 9 -Ha t, Alta. 32 Drunk 41 Seed holder 10 Lottery as -- 1 42 Era or epoch 11 Ellipse 33 Rice field 43 -the 12 Be fool.lsh 36 Theater Riveter 13 Sheep 39 Peach, e.g . 4• f lock 18 Animal group 40 Aerial cable 45 So-so chance 22 Confronted 44 · • --to 47 Italian area 24 Smelters you!": Bravo 50 Unlock: poet. 25 Involves 46 Separated 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 Aernlngton 9DL .2.23 <L~t~ ""t .;,_8el'f.!'J. U8EDCAAS& T~UCK8 ... •1400, 973-&'tt M2-D315, &4~2375 Vetmlf 8PICfll w/&uper .,. • r • ~-· COMEINOACALLFOR n 8MW 3 •burgundy, 118 121. 8 ;pa, am/tm ~ btx Acrutreo, ~~I IOH/O O. PIUllPUIUL :~:·tr:':.':5:-:i; :~: cua. pr 1n/rf, air. 14000 ·~.1~~j::1t~2et~~ ·~~~ ~~cl.=: 1450. Ed or Gary, · · ConnMr·D•Llllo aeooo 142 1315 ortrlde tor van 4tt-5501 557-3534 oen.. M•558l •ft 5PM. n, wf.~1131 f.f\t#C'!ft:aUU. 1e2~vD. ·~!..~~:.-~~~: ~ IPd. ·~n~,~~. ·,:, "':~ TIE UllEIT ...___ t••1 175-0297. HUNTINGTON BEACH .,_p, .._.....,_ cu.. "1 SIUITlll ... _ " Ml ..... l M• •1•1 redk>, 55,000 ml. 17750. work & paint, 11000. . ll" DllTI Avon I man tit. raft, I -• 675-1129 &48-7789. of late model, low ml6Hge Ctwomecolor port. 6 Yf 11500. 495-2151, WI PAY TIP llLLAI '71 3201, lhowrm new, '87 Bug, good oond, Cadllla.ce In Southern w11r. Wiii neootllte S245 MN NAV101 ROF radio. •• ...... Blau, ale, lnrf, lmmec. 12t00/ofr. e.e--0104 I Catlfomlll See Ul lod~ obo. Catt Gary 145-1732. Mu 1 t u 11 12 25, ' AUi llllll 19300 131·'83e 111yttrne ·ea Bug, Ht• blu, •t•eo. IDOi 2 z.ntth rv1 11· colof, .. t-13S-3728 PllYlll/MAll '83 BMW 320I, 15 ec>ef, ~ m ut ~ rldlal1, run1 idnt $.1350. IUIWO la.$100540-0289 RDF Radio , Model 2480Harbor81vd. aunroof,alr.PP.114,500 . ..:~~~~:. • &45--2375 2600Hetbor81Yd. BEAUTIFUL 25" ACA NAV10 1, Never uNd. COSTAMESA 2131494-<>422· '6.8 VW bu1 cemp•r COSTAMESA Color TV, 2 Yf wmty 1225. 1-e35-3728 Ml.all 141-1411 •13 BMW 133CSI. 18,000 IW n I pop-top, $1900/080.1 640• 1 llO 1141.Fr .. d.i!Yery.OJ*I llalat./ltnlff fiB •• .._11 ml, Arcuo Blue, 5 apd, ...... . .., Mu11 1ell lmmed. s un. T v J 0 H N's --·Ii BBS wtlll, fog lamp1, lthr . fACIUnl 642-3003 -------- 48·Nitwlts M•HN. MYlllllW. Good, Clean uaed cara; Int. Muet Mii. 135,000. 1ut 11111111.ta1u1u~11Ji ·eavw,everythlngMWln-'r.-"rr""' t3U • 49 Boast Clarton caeMtt• dec:k, IUmll UY ll&Tt pref• 1978-1913 Bulcil1, 845"4721 I ---..1 t lide & out. S 1995 firm. 'I "" 1 auto revene, AM/FM. llnot,-nevethean1W91'. Jaguara , TR71 & ConY9nlenttyLoceted lin.n lnl ltS 841-3677 '75 a;;y luv PD. L : ~~ ~arbarlans $ 1 4 o . 4 p I 0 n11 r Oum.id Merine &45-1812 PorlChM bUt any model & Competltlvely Priced 183 2§6 §( mecfi'i p;(fect, .69 vw Bug lSK mllM on ~~:. i~i~lt S 1800 e~~rn~cal :ts~,:~3~' • • 11 4 0 · IUp I Deeks 1111 :'d~f'cuJ.~, ~~= . ~ ~~~~ • ~':· ~~~~~ ~~~~1a&~ 67f.'c!33~ !·15 Monz.a, ret>tt 1ran1, nu 54Nlbble **25-581 length, Mot or• at (71 4 ) W Sll,900/0B0.&40-8611., brakes, llr .. a ehocki, rntllllvlelon & lntalllvolca, pwr/ull. 31' EdQewltef, 979-2500. Sate.-Servloe-Lealing 69 VW Paneled Bui, good oond. s 1400 obo. 55 Kind of gin f 1 cart, 1 lntalllv cart, exit 4 blk• No. of Fun~ on '7 l MERCEDES 250 em/Im can, xlnt cond. pp 9&0-0402. 57 Asian canoe cond · 117 5 ob o · Penlnaule. 173-1943 CY'-' r A IJ\ trR, XLNT. '4500. 962-0048 S2300, call S.5·5462. 58 ••11k d 964-5l28 l'JJI ~'\.V c:; '73 Merced .. 450SL, red, m pro uct 35' Powar Boat Sllp. rr.. 1 e ~ lh "'"' 5 000 S '70 VW Bog, auto, reblt • 59 Wellare Pan19onlo itereo with S350/mo. 21 8albo1 l'LU...:J rLm .. i::ulVln 1 9• ml. 17.000. <6191 eng, $2200. 831-5848 Ill lllTllEIHf 62 Part of enilfm, 135. M5-8ttll Cove. o.n.r. 845-5t35, ~'.:?.=~'" 323-0641 '70 VW Bug. new battarv,. 407NVBll~•2~~CS. "to be" INta, IUtlll 7611 173-1464. ·77 2400, 4 dr, xlnt oond. _, I • uvv • :~ S9,000. Call 540-3500 new brakes, runi good, You ere the winner of 63 Survey fO' row boet, ftberA'J ... · 40' lllp for pow. Of ull · ofc, 144.94 t9 home. n • • d • b 0 d Y w 0 r k )lcket1 (19.50) value to the ""'1""'0--1"""1--12..---1 ... 3-w/a.n. $150. 646-251 ~~ l':1~ S:C:. S•IM·Servtee-no '78 450SEL ·7s11000Bu1DGB054~t3147. d •I I UDO 17' Bay Boat red & white Agt 64t-13N. WIEST LIKE NEW. ORIG. OWNER • grea eon · -canope, outbolrd. e.et s 18 500 6.40-0838 12000/obo. 833-6845 AnallelmConY9ntlor offer. 173-7877. Boat lllp needed fOf 44 It llYEITOIY . . wkdya; 631-1279 eves Cerltef July 16-24 yacht In Nwpt Bay, lhar-• •75 2002; 4 apd., air '83 500SEC-$55,700 '72 type Ill eqbck. iclnt To clal,n tleket1, call 646 Avon ~t 9' w/aooe.. Ing of boat pc>Ollbll. Call cond. (033NJL) &42-2125 cond, em/fm, ale, I"'"" lnJ. Ex1 352 4 HP JohnlOfl, 1700. 780-1113. """' 968·7903, 988--0872. ,.,--....,.-:,....-,~-.,..-.,.,,.,-I • '79 3201; 4 spd., low '83 500SEL, Lattt Blue on '3000. 548-2503 8 ----.,........-~---Newport BICll 8ey to 45 It, mites. (540XIV) gray velour, $4 7 ,000.'7 -,-2-VW--Su-per--Beet--le-. -xln-t •89 CORVETTE. T TOP '158 C~NTUAY RAVEN aide tie. $200/mo. ·0ya • '79 7331; 4 apd., tolded. Palm TrM Investment eond, ,_paint & uphol. Auto ... ~995. 675_7358 CIUlk: bey laundl/... 584-1873, ~ 8e0-345e (971UX8) &42-2125 ... :~·M~r=rht. = N9wpor1 Merlna/lllp "1~i:N~20o1~s) apd., sonroof. '83 500SL, $47,000. Palm $2400/bst of~. 751-7706 '72 Malibu, \18, orig. 975-1393 day Weelc month ' 7 "' TrM lnYMt. 642-2625 '73 Super BMtle. 11200 owner. 11500. 147-4528 094M551 • 80 3.n; auto .. loaded. obo. Good eng. tlr•, •73 Chevy MallbU Good '82 17• c.t, 7!5tlp 0/8, ~----....,.,..--: (1BST118) '83 500SL. black on nud e body work. Traniportatlon. · SIOO. V·hull, w/trtr a extru. Privet• boat 11tp ac-• '81 5281; auto .. aunroof, pelomlno, 147.000. Palm 494-2360. 496-8151. Call anytime 84~5193 17100. 1 41_8997, comodlt• up to 35 ft (1CGB811) TrMlnvest642-2625 •73 vw pop-top camper,•.----'·----- 752-1805. boat. 873""424 • 081 l33oil; 5 apd., '83 500SL, Lat11 Blue. good condlllon,13000. 74 Ncwa, 1 cyt, reg. gu. 1Slf ,... •• com IC& loaded. (1CLH374) $44.700. Palm TrM In· 642_1028 good cond, 1 owner. P~ INta 7111 lllL ll&T IUP !114l '"'•n m•i ws.me • '82 320I; auto., aunroof. veitment 642_2625 · S1575. 552-7889 135ft SO:t, have NB Newport8eec:hlllpforNll I-be (1FDN542) '74 Super Beetle, good •75 Corvette ood oond Condo to••chanoe. 3 Br. boat to 30'. S 10/lt. -·••1 1, • '82 52841; auto .. low -'sk about the money -cond, ,_ battery, orig. ,7500 831 •7Y94 · 2,A ba. 187,500 equity. 714/&45-7100. WI I02S ml .... ~JA474) can 1ave you thru our owner. $2150. 548~54 · • · 1151~9391 ~ltl All 171 bUne Buggy, 11. ieg:;, • '82 7 ; 5 apd., loaded. purch1M & teeN plan1. 'TA VW Thing perfect '79 Camar10 Z28, full 11'A ft. Wizard ___.boat .l!El!n C: St""" Por. eng, apoke rlm1, (7355631!~1111 .111 ILlllllS thruou1, $2800.°891-2521 power. 15800/0 BO. __.. """'""'' ~,. """ many ictru, mu1t 1911 •.-..... Tl Ext 215 dye, 848-3052 &42-83l8. w/75 hp JohntOn 0 /8 . Ray, one owner, Ilk• new '4000/0BO. 675-2182. 208 W. 1st, Santa Ana , __ E_C ___ S __ _ l1250.Ed845-1731 155.&45-7414. CIOledSuoday 13010uel1StrMt '76 Rabbit 2-dr nu eng ·79 1 amlnoS ,io.ded, 22 •• cent.,· ooneole, 225 =--',..,,....-="".,.._,,,,,--,---I I ..... Ddftl M3i -----~---NEWPORTBEACH inrf bright · yellow' 37,000 ml, AM/FM cau. HP, 307 Chevy, aame u C~~ .. ~~s=•· gd cond 1Ux2 CJ5, 2 topt, 2 aet1 i::~i t~~Ecr~~~·~i lll•HIO S2so0. 673--0&49. ' S5500tofr. &4~9656 H.rbor Petrol Boat. _ _._ ______ , tlr•, tow bar, '3000/ofr. Mu1t 19111 '78450 SL, fully ·77 Dasher. 38,000 ml, ale, ·ai MallbU, 43,000 ml, 4 Bimini ta.,, bait tank, pert Nllhlkl 12 tpd, rack, xlnt &45-109 t & Io Ide d . S 2 3 . 0 0 0 . sunroof tape deck 4 dr • emall 8, clean, WC>f111 c:ond. 1857 Bly9tcs. er. oond. s 185. 14~2125 '75 ~ 4 4 i ' d I 615-2118. spd ,.._ brekes./clUtch $-4500 wtu talc• 13100 CdM. saooo 554-teea Nlltllkt 12 IPd. ract<, 111n1 am/fm CU:. s;2"so~: lltaulilii 1147 Aatdno $3195. 881-8506. ::,:9e:,~~o.w wn- 24' bay...-. ......_t houM-c:ond. $185. 941-2725 Wiii fln1nce &/or tekel L• •••-... '77 DI R bblt lo I 2 d ,._,., ....-• · -Alk abOUt our............. 11 • ' m ' r. IEE II Fiim boat l tyt•. pontoon•. caa~ .... trade. &42-2914 I VOLUME SALES ·--"''" 4 apd, run• fantastic, 35hp Evlnrude. fully st!il I-Im... Laredo 'I 1 CJ7. 12.ooo ml, SERVICE & LEASING 1.10% LP.I. 3 5 M P G , $ 2 6 5 0 . We hive a OOOd Mleetlon equipped, 11lnt enlertal· ,,_ -3670 N Cher A Financing Avatllble On 970-0548 ot NEW i Uled Chev-m1nt boat 115,000. Pldl Up, blue on wt11t1, Selected tta3Model1I 1-,...,.-------- 1211111N111u11U 6-42-8144 g ood c ond. 1 235. CaltNOWForOetlll•t 800slDutlerwgn.below ll' ...... , Mtf HI ~ Lb spd, stereo, runs tuper.b, Flloolno Henolno T1ble. 15" Hltactll, IOlld ltate Klmball Swinger organ ..... tt• .,... : mint thruout. PP. 1111•--------_M_2_-7_3_se_-__ · ___ 1 im wtlolesale, $3195. AC, 4 17!5. 875-14~ c:olor TV 1 yr old. S200. 4 (new). $900/080. Mag .---970-0548 Queen-Size llota tlon weterbld, tall• regular lheeta, nine lndlvlduel cyllnd•re.S450/0BO. 240-305a new designer wicker wtleell 14 In. Chev. Key-2 ~ft dlnghya, beet offer. , ,, _______ _ lampsvatuedatl125ea 1tone. $100/0BO . 850-1M5orl50-5M7 goodcond, mu1t NII. 2 33 . ·~~.w,=::;:~~~kS ::r:~o!:C:.!5° $2~ : 892-3822 34' Falf'llner, toeded, .... 1260/080. 875--2411. IC .... Lv m90. 675-5754 wltndl. $350 54~ Loveaeat, pert cond, C l1et<, Partner wanted Moped, 11191, Yamaha. '75 MG QC Con~-ible, '80Sclrroco, 1 owner, mint . . Barone ~/Wiit 1trlped I I K. 0 WC part . 1215 Uke New 417-3020 'V""' """'• 15" Httaehl IOlid 1tat1 lab, 1250. HarlM y,,._,. 950-1845, l50-!5847. Mot...._ __ u......... dbl new tlr" & roof, $2900. oond. $4700. 497-6000 11EVERYTHING MUST --._ __ ,. m....-'°4 6 3893 l<AI"'" GOI 2 MOS NEW. Oak, colOf TV, 1 yr old, $200. 4 palntlng1, I 150-$500. 40 ft dllMI 1 awllr Incl ,..t., yellow r-mif "" • .,,. '80 VW Rabbit convert, welfM.lt, contemp. Bdrm new de1lgner wicker Lingerie chHt, $85. 1 r119 6oo ror i275 6o -a352-'77 Conv.3 topa, very good Wiit, ale, high mlle but ~ tMnv lamps, valued at 1125 M . 6-44-5965, 6-44-7197. 9".:.o~ntgS73-eOU · snaron bef .!if;>m ' cond. 12 500 obo. welltaken care of. $8800, =~ .... un:.'!>t • ...: ~= ~:-: ~~ Orange 3 Br older frame '71s..D~30' ~ MOT08ECAN~ I 1110 6 7 3 -3 1 0 4 I v • ,_1-_1_3"_ ... _2_3_1 ___ _ er. PP 172-4115 545-4M2 houN on Proapect off ~. ·&a lo IWa' 548~n nd men ... aorry. ·a2 JETTA Dleeel, 4 dr, s --~--------------Ch~an for ule to be ellt hrdtp, twn 25 lo In. -/wk '78 Mid .... , ~1g -. •"". folded, 26K ml. Ilk• 11EVEAYTHING MUST loolcl/runegreet io.ded ~C:/ v-• ~ v .. ,...,. ..,... GOI 2 MOS NEW. Oell, 25" c:olor TV. AM/FM moved. 13900 u la, l48 OOO ...._5204 · -·-~y.-.72 240z al t clee phyalclan,. all papera. MW. $7950. 173-1322 walnut cont .... n Bdrm Redlo, Stereo Aecofd Where le Of 121,000 c»-• • lllll-I 1111 '72 Chevy Luv Plcl(up,I need ~ ~ .. ~. · mn/~: $2950. 780-07N. • -..... pleyerconeole. RCA. Per· llvefed to your lot. Muat Bly Launctl 20th Cerlt -ctlrome meg1, radlal1, l2950. 549.aeoe aeta, dining aet1, tMnv rm rect c:ond. S300; cn..t of be cloM ln0\l9. Atao 2 cer ~*•· ta ft, 1n:/. 1113 H:d1 xtC 10, u;;a AM/FM ca.1a. ortg owoer, •--------•''••.,.,,_N,.t.._ ___ t_i_s_s fl) r,:~7~1t. aofa llpr'. OraW9f1. large 3 full gerage w/1tor1ge rrn. $1500 obo. 175-t835. once. P9rtec:t condition. good c:ond. $1700/blt '74 210Z, meg1. air, 175 dr, nu :Uto trani, ~ dr1W91"1, 2 emaH at ta.,. Wiil ... tep1rate S500 • S800/0BO. 131-5125 Of ofr. 971-8138 am/fm. Muat eee. $4000. at ti It d ,.,. 'W.1llhuoger Aecllner 145; Electric Dryer, Ken-le, where la Of 12250 0.-8 EAUT IFU L 1114 540-47N. Scott. 964-3293 ~1;Jo. 64":-04;3 con ' ·~. ~ (burgundy), IUP91' com-more. lllnt cond. $75; llvered.850-4133. ~llcfc•ftC1btnCruller. •YAMAHAXS l50 $700 '74 Ford F-100. 6 cyl, 3 , ____ . ____ _ fort1ble. mu11 Mll·nd R•dwood patio ut, Ram Ar•~ Golf Club• ~w;· ... ~ .... englnel,llpe ,., __ .. c:ond 857-03·11 • 1Pd,elrlhoclle.lmtdl1e '75e210.o1ean,nupalnt& CLASSIC '59 Peugeot403 4114-4317 Chelee, 2 chalra, new ..... ._.., ,..,,... ,_, tlnlc, swim \aU<N • l>rtc1, 120,000 ml.11500. cluten, mull Mii. S995. Sedan, •Int, s 3499, Y~lft__...."5ftlo~ CU9flk>n1. 1100; Weber w/bag.l80.848-2725. atep,galley,f'lled,&lot1 'et8MWM5,l1700.'81 3041 Babb, C .M. 54&-aaoe 173·5&46. -...,,.,. .....-typeBlr·B-Oue.$25.124 Redwood play or ,001 of 1cc:eeeorlff, Price KZ550, $1400. Both lo ,,,5.,,..56-_,,..20_3_5 _____ ',-7-6_D_1_1eu_n _e_21_0_Cou--pe-.-4 PtncLI 1157 llllltlllll'I •t. lllt• new. 1395. Clewbrooti, Apt A. Coate houM, 6 X 7'. $100: 4' a.gotta~~ m~7•1 1~· ml, Ilk• new w/meny n -'77 Chevy steplldl, 10nt epd, I 1900/080 lor • SOUTH 031·2783 MMe. etatue of David, 150. ~'111t·84s.2:e;2 traa. M0-0131. c ond, xtre1. 12950. qulclt Nie. 142-4938. '87 612, good cond. Ollta... ilfi 2 dreea racke. 4 beker'1 &4&-9sl5.1v IWllQ9 Donne. '78 HONDA CB550 M5-3708 alt 5pm. '79 290ZX, black. 18900 $5350lbest offer. = cou1n m :tm '°'' rDI, jewelry cu. ' 4 Regulation pool t•bll & Good cond, mull..... '79 GMC ·~ ton pickup, firm. 175-3827 7eo-.a911: eYM 131" 8 YILllWllEI loweeet + end tabtll lh8lf dltpley w/llght. 8eet 1cce11orI•1. I I 5. • Yll al r. 1795. m..ao89 ledder r1Ck1. tool bo•. 3 •80 280zx auto T-Top ·19 911T Ter(la, exit mech __ • 11t S200. ax1o catm rug '50. ott.n. 1'7~15399 (1<>-8) 548--0489, 545-3328. ....... UY MATt 79 Honda CX500, ........ epcl, 45,000 ml. alnt cond. blkltan ~K ml •1 owner' oond, nu tlr•. lhocll, --,H .,..,. ·ea lmperlal. 1111 lellhet, good tires. S500 firm. See at Tlrea Weat. 548-5511 rn• tilt '63 Felcon Rancnero, good c:ond, runs good. 11300/080. 54&-3147 Of &45-3340. ·es Musteng 2ao Auto. runs W911, lootce good. $2000/ofr. 548-5113 '16 MUSTANG 12790 "Relale/Salel" &45-2913 '75 PINTO SQ W,GN S t3llO "Reeale/Salea" &45-2913 '72 Ford Pinto. Manual $500. call 720-0216 '73 Capri, Neede body work. Engine In xlnt enepe.$450. 631-4311or 512-1181 a~_........__ ••5 If ... _,..... -"1 .... ~ 973-""•" • · · brk• etc. S7500. 11 ..... lllLI" .,_..,,._.., · *** Round trip elrtlne tlcltet. not ........... ,,..,,.._, 1480 ml, Ilk• new, reclt, ......,.,. "'"°" I m m a o . P P . 96 .. 2602 17 .. 13 .. ~ •---le6, 12 . Lugoeoe rack• ~I~ LAX 10 MN Yonc, 13()(). Oum.id MertneM~12 wind ICfWI, 11500. A ,... .... 7 t4/873·1107. .,. ' .,.. ...... Volume Sella, Service ·73 Pinto, 4 cyl, 4spd,1'\1"9 $10.Deekl15.1900Rolt-5•-~ 780-3818Joel ... 11'111 •• ,-., STEALIM2·8144 '89 112 Coupe, 4 epd, AndL .... no good. 1800 obo. fut bike $40. Biile pert9, • .__.,., ._ - -'73 Ford Van, new el)O & '82 290ZX. T-top, 5 apd, AM/FM, 1 owner. •Int 187118Mch Blvd. 538-3273 clothel a mite. 2373 NPl2863 Tannl1 Ball Mac hin•• letOO. M5-2tt3 '79 8 uaukl G85501... pelnt. ic1n1 cond. loaded.Extendec:IMNlce $7000.642-7881 Huntlflilon8Mch -------- Senta Ana Ave. You are the winner of 2 1150. T'Wln Beds.ta 145 tmmac. Lo ml. 114115/otr. 11750/ofr. 831-1747 warr, new 1tlclt8f. Alktno ,81 p~ .......... ,,.28• r--"/blk. (714)i 142-2000 '7.397f>!~t7o~ !_ao<>n, • $700 . .,.MOVl...,..._NG--OVT--0-F._S_T_A_T_E fr• ttctt.t1 (11.50) value ... Sot1 8ada 1911 ~-'. Inflatable bo•~· 1118t Xtru. M0-8709 a-a1--111,llOO/obo. muet Mii, ... ,....... • ..., .. --.. v 1 • ........ __.. t ....... ___.._... to the Chair• I matching '418 Acl'llll:!:..,. 11.5 • 10hp Honde 350C8 Suzutcl 50 -... -, 15K ml. 499-2922 comp group, 1111 factory 1-·73 TOflno. AT. AC, "'"' --,,,. _..,.., -· •••-ue. Couche& Stt up. Rat· Mete ........ t 73-0S49• • ....... ea. ..... · .. 571 ' Clualn IMS Mu1t _ _.. '72 ..... t ""'"up option•+ more. Like new · .....,., d Furn., ptant1. applc8. See -· tan 8er1 & Stools Rodi 8 '711 2• S --~ -·· ""' ..,..... ' oond. 173-1147. 80 red Rabbit Conv. 5 grMI, very depen able. Dlmel 1 Une. Sat/Sun -· • Hray .. o un-11121 Phantom I Aoi11 wide wheel•. look• great. 1pd; Recerdo H l11, 11200/ofr.131-3039 ~ 2554 Elden !.v AnlMlmComentlon :391 ~21~;P· M2-<4212 or ~.§low ml, llpl vr,:;aobo90• ru~1~i Aoycie, oneof alclnd. Prln need• aome wortc. M95. Mu1t Mii '113 911 SC. fUlly am/tmc:aaa,antltheftc»-OWi .,.1 LTI Wiii · · Center July 1~24 · · V..~0:~ · trt1~•=· · ~ only. 1200.000/n•g o-eso-n95 or 240-2009. 1o1 d • d . 1 3 o, o o o . vlcl, fog tlgt1t1, 28,000 • ........ 1111 To claim tlctcet1, call Wat«bed, new 1450. Mii Ewe 940-922 · • · ...... ..... ... tlable. 918--IW-. tlat ' HD 175-2118. . mt.17600. Oya 873-2557, PS. PB, AIC. l800 . ...,.. IHll, a,t &. 642-4321, &t 352. 1275. 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O' =::_,. · DAILYkOT · '16 illrei.lfcl, lo•dff, J•'s' ,'~0=-I lllncl .,._., rou wMt tn Cl=W •·Mt, ,.,r ..._ ,,.,.,,Wlllole, q•Uc cw perty, Call (7 14) tl'l•l"UlaHouttlofthe MM, lllWIOI Dl.CTOfW lfMlllc. MW ..... lltOO • ' · ~ .... O'Mll'lll fl at: ... ~ • ..,..,, .... M1.atl 141-0tM. ten )mo ,rwy, II el........ ltl/lll ... . . ' \ I 111111 ClllT . GOIST IDITlll TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1883 OHANCilUHINI Y C AlltUHNll\ ."1 llNt '., Deir ......... ~ CMrtM ..... risti Liefke, 15, of Mission Viejo grooms her lamb~ Conrad, for showing at the County Fair. arm animals aren't pets to teens When it comes to the fate of I arm animals, no one's pulling the ool over Tristi Lie£ke's eyes. The 15-year-old Mission Viejo High School student has helped raise six pigs and five lambs, feeding them, exercising them . and, yes, cleaning up after them. Today. her current charge, a 6-month-old lamb named Conrad, ~ be among the animals judged at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. And in about week, the little lamb, looking quite soft and cuddly, will be sold and prepared for the slaughterhouse. "I'll~ this guy a little," Tristi admits. "But when you raise them, you try not to get too attached because you know what's going to happen." Tristi and other Mission Viejo High students were busy at the fairgrounds Monday, carefully grooming their animals for judg- ing. Many of the students, like Tristi, live not on fanns but in conventional homes. Their animals are kept at the high school farm, where an agri- culture p.rogram is offered. But like the young lambs, this farm program has a limited life expec- tancy. Ski Harriaon, assistant to the ·superintendent of the Saddleback Valley Unified School District, (See FARM ANIMALS, PaKe AZ) Do the losers meet the school mascot? Blick boueehoJd ants, ... oomldwed an aaravation, have been elevat.t ln IrviM to the .tatua of athletel. At 4 p.m. Friday, ln fact, ~tion aapervllon at \he dty'a Youth Servtc.Center wm-..rwb thelOdable littJecrttt.en. '1118y'.._ ca1JJna it "The Super Bowl of Ant a.-." It all bepn •a joke when worbn at the center at Heritaae Park bepn to reeU. their populadoo of blam·anta waa there to stay. They let up eome Impromptu aprinta and eventully decided \he events mlaht be a wiled form of ~Uoo that others miaht enjoy too, explained one worker. Now they have devWed a atraieh~away track complete with aupr at one end to add a touch of incentive. Any member of the public ta invited to enter an ant. · · A $7 entry fee includea a T-ehirt for each human partlcipant- anta won't wear them -and awarda for the winnina trainers. A1' for the athletes, people are auppoaed to brlnC their own but a apokeawoman said it won't be a big problem to find a few at the last minute. "We have anta if they want anta," lhe aaid . . Suspect in Miller case in custody BY JODI CADENHEAD OflMDellr ......... Costa Mesa police have arrested a Santa Ana man and are aeareh- ing for a second suspect in connec- tion with the strangulation of a 26-year-old son of former ci:>unty Supervisor F.diaon Miller. During a press conference this morning, police Lt. Jack Calnon said detectives arrested Richard James Wetherall, 26, late Monday night at 415 N. Terminal in Santa Ana, where he lived and worked. Wetherall is expected to be arraigned Wedneaday on murder charges sterruning from the death of Patrick Scott Miller, whose badly beaten body was discovered June 28 by his girlfriend in the Hanover Drive home they shared. Calnon said Wetherall, and a second unnamed suspect, both worked for the same van and storage company at 415 N. Ter- minal, located near where Miller's red CouriPr truck was found abandoned. Calnon said it appeared that Miller met the two men for the first time at a Costa Mesa bar shortly before closing and the[\ invited them home. At the College Park home, Miller and his girl- friend quarreled and she left. Robbery appeared to be the motive in the slaying, said Calnon. "He was cruelly and viciously beaten," said Calnon during the preaa conference. Miller's truck, color television. shotgun and other household items were taken An autopsy by the Orange County Coroner's Office showed that Miller was badly beaten and died as a result of strangulation sometime between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m . June 28. · Asked about Miller's alleged use of narcotics, Calnon said it did not appear to be related to the crime. Miller, an unemployed landscaper, was "more than likely supporting himself" through the alleged sale of drugs, said Calnon. S01ashup causes blackout ~ Ex-planner~s arrest 'bizarre' A drunken driver crashed his car into a 70-foot, multiple-circuit power pole in Newport Beach late Monday night, leaving more than 6,000 homes and busin'esse& without electricity. · Police said they arrested Dale Ferguson, 32, of Santa Ana, after he allegedly fled the scene of the 11:56 p.m. accident on the New - port Boulevard bridge spanning Coast Highway. He was being held on suspicion of disorderly conduct and public intoxication. Ferguson, who was traveling eouth on Newport Boulevard, apparently lost control of his car and jumped the curb, hitting the power pole, said Newport Beach traffic investigator Rick Bradley. Because the pole carried power to multiple electricity circuits, a large area,mainly on the Balboa Peninsula, was blacked out, said Jim Kennedy, Southern Cali- fornia F.dison area manager. About 500 residential customers were still without power early today, Kennedy said. He said two crews, which worked through the night to repair the pole, hoped to have all electricity restored by 11 a.m. today. "They said it· was one of the most difficult accidents to repair ~ .. far as poles go," Kennedy said. , B4 82 M B& C&-8 B4 C8 C6 82-3 Cl ea Bl ... BO Al OM Ct.a • • aw A2 AS .,.., ......... .., ............... Lights out for thousands after car hit pole. By STEVE MITCHELL on....., ........ Fonner Laguna Beach Plan- ninl C-onuni.-ioner J. Earl Water- bury came home from work early June 21, suffering a temperature of 102 as the result of a persistent inner ear infection. He dropped his pregnant wife off at Main Beach and was returning to his Agate Street home to move a car belonging to a relative before taking his three ch!Jdren to the beach. President of chamber faces trial BY KAREN E. KLEIN Of ............. The president of the Corona del Mar Chamber of Conuneree will face trial next month on charges he aaaaulted a Newport Beach police officer at a fund-raising activity in June. Real estate broker Jim Wood said he refused an Orange County District Attorney's offer ~t he plead guilty to a lesser charge at a pre-trial hearing held Monday in Harbor Municipal Court. His trial in Municipal Court is scheduled for Aug. 23. "They wanted me to plead guilty to obstructing · tice and pay a $300 fine," W~d. He is currently charged with uaault (See CHAMBER, Pa1e A!) Have a news tip? Call 642-4321 Eleven of 14 Class A boats In the 2,225-mlle, LosAn- geles-to-Honolulu race had finished today. Boats In order of finish were Charley, Merlin, Oaxaca, Samurai, Ragtime, Up-. beat, Miss Magic, Octavia, Whlstlewlnd, Earl of Mar and Ch ash Mer. For Mrller atory ... PegeC1. . 1; Most women are not prepared for the problems and trials that go along with being a eecond wife. See story onPageB1. Ron Scarlata stare as Don Quixote In "Man of La Mancha" at.Sebas- tian's West Dinner Play- house. Review, Page 83. That, he says, is when the nightmare began. "When I turned onto my street, I saw a tow truck and two meter maids in front of 11'Y house," the 38-year-old real estate salesman recalls .. Police say the tow truck was called by parking control officers to remove an abandoned vehicle with an· expired registration. The vehicle, an old Volkswagen convertible that Waterbury says World's queen belongs to a relative, and has not been registered for three years, was about to be hooked up to the tow truck when the fonner com- missioner pulled up. "I told the mete.r maid not to have the car towed, that I would move it onto private property," Waterbury said. "All of a sudden the tow truck backs up and lines up on the VW. The guy gets out and geta ready to (See ARREST, Pace AZ Lorraine Downes, 19, of New Zealand, the new Mill Univene, hat her aa1h fitted by her predeceeeor, Karen Baldwin, after belna choeen at Monday ni1ht'1 pa1eant in St. Loui1. See 1tory, Page A3. • . .. • U * Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTueaday, July 12, 1983 ~\ \\.• Continued stories ARR EST 'BIZARRE' ... From Page A 1 hook up." Waterbury said he pulled the keys to the Volkswagen out of his pocket, climbed in the car, leaving the driver side door open. "My intent was to back it up three feet because I saw dollar signs in the eyes of the tow truck driver. So I backed up, looking over my shoulder, and here's this meter maid in my face, reaching through thesteerin'gwheelforthe keys." Waterbury said the parking control ot!icer startled him and his foot slipped off the clutch. The open door struck the officer. he said. "She starts shouting at me and , tells me she's going to have me arrested for assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer," Waterbury said. He said a squad car and a motorcycle officer arrived and he was handcuffed, taken to the city jail and booked on suspicion of misdemeanor battery. "The whole thing is so bizarre, it's so stupid,'' the 11-year Laguna resident said. "I was sick, I had a temperature and I wasn't trying to pick a fight. l certainly wasn't trying to nap down two 'meter maids." . But police Lt. Jim Spreine says the incident i.s not a case of a man trying to run over parking en- forcement officers. "He saw a tow truck about to move the vehicle and he was somewhat angry about it," Spreine said. "But when some- one's in the way, you don't move a vehicle. He saw the officer and he could have stopped and avoided hitting her." Waterbury is to be arraigned in South Orange C.Ounty Municipal Court Thursday morning. He says he's considering pleadi.ng no con- test, and tell the judge his version of the incident. "The thing is so blown out of proportion. My kids ask me why I was in jail, they ·read about the arrest in the newspapers. "rve done a lot of things for this community, and what gets in all the papers?" the former com- missioner and historical society president asks. "It's just stupid." CHAMBER PRESIDENT ... From Page A 1 and battery to a police officer. A district attorney's spokesman was unavailable for comment. "I didn't want to say I did something that I didn't do," Wood said. The June 12 incident was the second run-in with police that Wood has had this year, he said. The first was an incident last April in which Wood and police clashed over a permit which officers claim was not completed for a street fair Wood organized. In die June 12 incident, Wood claims police ir)terfered with a party he threw at his East C-Oast Highway offices to raise money for an orphanage in Mexico. Police arrived at the scene because they heard loud music, said Newport Beach Lt. Mike Blitch. At one point, Wood grabbed the hand of an officer who was preparing to speak into his walkie-talkie, Blitch sa.id. It's getting a little cooler Paul Butler, 7 (left), and 'his brother Aunuar, 5, of Santa Ana launch their o..ir,... ~ bJ 111111• ldlwerta boat in the su rf off Little Coron a Beach in Corona del Mar. honest The weather service says it was cooler today than Monday, and it will be cooler still on Wednesday. But just try telling Lhat to commuters who don't have air conditioning in their <:IU'!i. Or carpen ters and bricklayers work- ing in the heat and smog. The bottom line is, a djp of a degree or two in the temperature doesn't mean Orange Coast resi- dents aren't withering in the heat. The mercury hit 99 in Mission Viejo, Monday, 91 in Santa Ana. The rest of the county also suffered, with first stage smog · alerts issued in several mland cities. Highs were expected to be in the upper 70sat the beaches today, and about 90 inland. Highs Wednesday should be about 75 at the sand and 87 inland, according to the National Weather Service. Lows tonight will be in the mid-60s. The extended. forecast for the Orange Coast calls for continued sunny days through Friday, with some low clouds along the c:oast in the morning and late evening hours. Farm animals-they're stock, not pets From Page A1 said the agriculture program has not been funded for the coming school year because of financial problems. He said the district faces a deficit as high as $5 million for the coming school year. "The agriculture program is a fine program with a long history," he said. "Nevertheless, it's gone in recent •years (rom two teachers and about 150 students to about 50 students and a part-time teacher." Harrison added that the school distrirt is now trying to enlist an outside organization to operate the agriculture program on the Mission Viejo High farm. "We are trying not to leave the agriculture students out in the cold," he said. While the future of their pro- gram remains up in the air, the Mission Viejo students kept busy Monday preparing their animals for the fair judging. Tristi Liefke said the high school program has helped her prepare for a career as a veterin- arian. Her classmate, Marie Fileo, 15, also hopes to become a veterin-. arian. She has raised pigs at school and was at the fair Monday grooming a female lamb named "Luv." Marie's love of animals is quite evident at her Mission Viejo residence. • "My mom calls it a farm, but it's really just a house," she says. ''I have a rabbit with five baby bunnies, two dogs, two birds and a fish." Another Mission Viejo High student grooming a lamb at the fair says he hopes eventually to work on a ranch. To keep his lamb "Trigger" clean and white, 17-ye.ar-old &!die Pichardo says he uses, logically enough, Liquid Woolite. His lamb also had a muzzle over its face Monday, but not because it bites. Pichardo says it prevents the animal from eating loose straw off the ground and becoming bloated. Today at the Fair Activities will continue lhrough July 17 at the Orange County F9lr. located al the fairgrounds In Costa Mesa. Top-name entertainment, carnival rides. livestock competition and games booths are featured. Following Is a lineup of events scheduled 1onlght and Tuesday: TODAY Arlington Theater U S World Aerobics at Heritage Stege • 9:30 p,m . Dancing Wa1ers on lhe Matn Mall • 10 p .m. Vandermelde at Hern age S1age • 10.30 pm KHTZ's Great Rock and Aotl Time Machine tn the Grandtland Arena. WEDNESDAY • 1 p.m .. Country Fun Con1es1s -11og calling, nail dnvlng and roos1er crowtng at Country Meadows Ray Cooper at the fnter· nallonal Place. Girl believed abducted says she ran away • 4 p.m.: FFA Market and Feeder Swine Judging (Aoay to be Judged) In Showrlng. Junior Cttrus Baking Contest In the 4-H Building. Livestock Quiz Bowl at the Livestock Ttiqter Creallve Baking program al the Home Ans Building • 5 p.m.: Hooking Rugs by Judy McDonald at Craft Building. Senior Fashion Show al Flower and Garden Building. Los Amlg<>s Bend at Heritage Stage Kids In Amerlea el Orangeland Pavilion, • 2 pm Earl Marcellus 1n1ernat1ona1 Lum bet· Jack Show m the Fair Ring Suzanne's Canoe Studio at the Lltlle Theatre • 3 pm. "Fun 1n the Sun Fashion Snow at Flower and Garden Bulld•ng Cn1,,a Pa1nt1ng m Iha Crafts BUiiding By JODI CADENHEAD ()! ... ~,... ..... A 12-year-old Costa Mesa girl. tf\e object of a three-month search by police, says she willingly ran away with a 22-year-old male n'ighbor and believes she is now pt'E>gnan t. 'Leticia Soto, who disappeared frbm her Center Street home Costa Mesa HouMtlold Items,,......, at al>oul $2,500 -• • f-'«I • .,...., Monda')I afl..-noon from an ..,.,,_., ., 835 w Bak• s11 .... 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Zuorski said the girl had planned to leave her mother a note and pack some clothes, but pan- icked when she saw her older sister at the house. instead, the couple took off quickly, leaving her family and school officials certain that she had been the victim of foul play. • 6 p.m.: "Miss Piggy" Show al Flower and Garden Building. Saltlmbanque Jugglers on lhe grounds. • 7 p.m. Jan and Dean perform In the Arlington Theater. Wood carving program at Crafts Building. Lynn Vogan Dancers In the Llllle Theatre. • 7:30 p.m.: Les Brown end His Band perlorm et the Orangeland Pavilion. The Cotlonwood Band per!orma at Country Meaeo~. • 8 p.m .: Interior Design by Peggy Smyth In the Ft-and Garden Building. • 8:30 p.m.: KHTZ'a Great Rock and AoO Time Machine In the Grandttand Arena. • 9 p.m.: Jan and Dean perform el the • 3:30 p.m: Pleasant Summer Cooking by Carol Wiiiiams at the Home Arts Building. • 4 p.m. ln1erna11onal Spa Aerobics at Heritage Stage. • 5·30 p.m. GymnastlCS at the Matn Hall • 7 p.m .. Greatest Stars of Rock and Roll with Fabian. Little Anthony & The Diamonds a1 Arlington T he81re. • 7 ;)0 p.m. Modernaries & Glen Miller s Sound at the Orangetand Pav1hon Starla Hiii & Lonestar Band at Coontry Meadows • 8:30 pm KHTZ Great Rock and Roll lime Machine In the Grandstand Arena • 9:30 p.m. Dancing Wate~ 1n the Main Hall • 10 p.m. Vanderm&tde at the Her11aga Stage ~-n Air Concerts on the Village Green The air will be filled with Dixieland and modern jazz music each Wednesday evening from 7;00 P.M.-9;()() P.M. during the months of July and August at South Co:tst -Plaza Village. The Village Green has been host to many fine musical groups in the past. and the following encenaincrs for the Wednesday Night Concert Series are no exception; July 6 High Society Dance Band July 13 Orange Coast College Stage Band July 20 Orange Pealers Dixieland Jazz Band July :27 Richard H. Cruz & the OJB's IDlx:ie Jazz Bravosl August 3 Frank Amoss and his Band August IO Richard H. Cruz & the DJ B's August 17 Orange Pealcrs Oixlel.tnd Jaiz Band August 24 George Carr and the Rhythmaircs August 31 George Carr and the Rhythmaires The admission is free and parking· is plcntif\11. Come to lhc Village for a great evening of enter- tainment through July and August. SunUower & BUr St., Sanu An.a • South Coast Plaza Village i I ' ' 1 I I ' I I ! , ~ I I ' I I I I ' I NATION Forme r attorney general may prac tice law again By ~e A11odated Pre11 PHOENIX, Ariz. -A state bar committee has voted 7-0 to recommend that fonner U.S. Attorney General Richard Klein- dienst be readmitted to practice law after a year's suspension. Kleindienst, who resigned aa President Richard Nixon's attorney general during the Watergate scandal, was suspended from practicing law by Arizona's Supreme Court until May 9, for lying under oath during an investigation by the State Bar. Piece of DC-10 aircraft hits house HULL, Mass. -A 5-pound bolt broke loose from the)anding gear of a DC-10 jet and hit a howie, just missing a woman on a couch inside, officials said. United Airlines spokesman Chuck Novak said the plane landed nonnally and the missing bolt was not discovered until the next day, on a routine inspection. The piece of metal, 1 ~ inches in diameter and about 6. inches long, landed about 4 feet from a resident on a second-floor couch. A partment blaze kills fo ur girls SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -A fire swept through an apartment in an inner-city duplex before dawn today, killing four girls, including two sisters, authorities said. The sisters lived in the apartment with their father. The victims, who were not immediately identified, ranged in age from 9 to 16, officials said. The blaze began when a couch in a front room caught fire from carelesmy disposed smoking material, according to authorities. Protestors d em and jailing of rapist U Wlrephoto Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, July 12, 1983 * .ti' Judge orders state to mail jobless checks From staff and wire reports For unemployed Orange Coun- ty residents who failed to receive benefits last week because of the state budget dead.lock, relief is now i_n the hands of local mail carriers. U.S. District Judge Milton Schwartz freed $80 million in unemployYnent checks Monday for 346,000 California resident& as a budget impasse continued be- tween Republican Gov. George Deuk.mejian and Democratic legis- lative leaders. The ruling, in Sacramento, also freed unemployment checks averaging $222 each for 234,000 more people due benefits later this week. But it left frozen checks for 84,000 recipients of state disability benefits. The judge ruled that federal law requiring payYnent of un- employment benefits superseded state law. would Cree the disability benefits, which average $272 per recipient, along with $228 million in pay- ments withheld from doctors, nursing homes, pharmacists and other providers of Medi-Cal health care. Trial slated in Balboa Island rape By KAREN E. KLEIN ofiN Oellr ,._. IWI A man accused of raping a Balboa Island woman early this year was ordered to stand trial in Orange County Superior Court Monday on charges of rape, assault with a deadly weapon, robbery and burglary. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -Prosecutors say jailing a 650-pound man convicted of raping his 12-year-old daughter would be too costly because of his bad health, but 50 protesters demanded his suspended sentence be reconsidered. "We don't feel justice was served," said Natalie Babinski, president of the Springfield chapter of the National Organization for Women, and one of the protesters at a courthouse where Ralph Ward Rice Jr., 32, pleaded guilty Monday to rape and incest charges. Lorraine Downes o f New Zealand checks out her c ro wn dur ing a n untou ched breakfast the morning after b eing na med Miss Universe in St. Louis. 1n Orange County, more than 26,000 residents are eligible for unemploymen t benefits. About half of these people had checks held up last week because of the budget dispute, county officials said. In a preliminary hearing in Harbor Municipal Court, Michael Eric Gonzales was bound over for trial in connection with the Jan. 14 · rape of a 24-year-old waitress. He is to be arraigned ln Superior . Court in Santa Ana on July 25. ! Gonzales also was admonished STATE Police probe Iranian family slaying New Zealand beauty HTins Miss Universe Bob Tomkinson, manager of the Santa Ana West office of the stat.e EmployYnent Development De- partment, said 2,500 held-up checks from his office were mailed Monday afternoon as soon as the federal judge's decision was an- nounced. (There are five state oHices in Orange County pro- cessing such checks.) by the judge, Frances Munoz. for harassing the woman while she . • was on the witness stand. Deputy District Attorney, M~uel Ramirez said Gonzales was "sneering. leering, making disgusting gestures and smiling" at the woman while she testified. • "It was really intimidating her," Ramirez said. UPLAND -The early-morning killings of three members of an Iranian family were political in nature, and a family member has charged that "police know" who broke into the suburban home to commit the slayings. Authorities investigating the killings of a woman and her two children meanwhile said they are examining the famiJy's finances and political affiliations. The vicrura were shot repeatedly Monday by at least two gunmen who broke in through a back door and opened fire with small-caliber semiautomatic weapons. Firefighters battle California fires VENTURA -Hundreds of firefighters waged war through the night against wildland fires that had already charred 5,700 acres of brush and forest up and down California, officials said today. In the Los Padres National Forest in Ventura County, two fires burned almost 4,500 acres. and in Napa County. 300 miles to the north, a forest fire bl4ckened 1,200 acres. Lunar pattern could trigger quak es LOS ANGELF.S -A lunar orbit pattern that stretches the Earth "like a football" every 18.6 years could help produce a major Southern California earthquake before 1990, scientist,s say. Major Southern California quakes have occurred on this 18.6-year cycle at the time of full or new moons, according to a study by Steven Kilston and Leon Knopoff. The big one could come within a few years of November 1987, the midpoint of the cycle, said Kilston, an astronomer and engineer for Hughes Aircraft Co. _in EJ Segundo. WORLD Two killed , 16 wo unde d in L ebanon BEIRUT. Lebanon -The Israeli command acknowledged today that two Israeli soldiers were killed and 16 wounded in what Lebanese press reports called the heaviest guerrilla blow to Israel's occupation army t.his month. A communique issued by the Israeli command in Tel Aviv said a roadside bomb exploded as the Israeli soldiers traveled in a truck Monday afternoon west of the town of Hasbaya, 9.6 miles northeast of the Israeli border. The communique gave no further details. Police believe hostage d eath 'hoax' · ROME-An anon yYnOUS telephone caller said today that a girl reportedly being held to obtain release of papal assailant Mehmet Ali Agca is dead , but police said they believe the call was a hoax. A Rome police official, who spoke on condition his name not be used, said a man speaking with a foreign accent called the private television station Retequatro and gave instructions where the body of F.manuela Orlandi, 15, could be found. R eb els massacre 80 during .wedding NEW DELHI, India -Vengeance-seeking rebels massacred about 80 people attending a wedding in Afghanistan's capital city, a Western diplomatic source said today. The source, who spoke here on condition that he not be identified, said the massacre was part of an intensified campaign by rebels in and around Kabul against the Soviet-backed regime of President Babrak Karmal. ST. LOUIS (AP) -Lorraine Downes, a hazel-eyed model from New Zealand, was crowned Miss Universe before a worldwide tele- vision audience, defeating a Cali- fornia college student and 10 other finalists. The 19-year-old blonde, a danc- ing and swimming enthusiast from Auckland, wept as she accepted the crown Monday night from her predecessor, Karen Baldwin of Canada. First runne r-up was Julie Hayek. 22, of the United States, a green-eyed blonde who is a senior at UCLA. Second runner-up was Miss lreland, 20-year-old Roberta Brown of Derry, who is a world-class runner. Rounding out the 12 finalists were Lolita Morena of Switzer- land, Karen Moore of England, Nina Rekola of Finland, Loana Rabecki of Germany, Federica Moro of Italy, Karen Dobloug of Norway, Lee Lee Bang of Slnga- pore, Ana Garcia of Spain, and Paola Ruggeri of Venezuela. Mystery write r Macdonald dead at 67 SANT A BARBARA (AP) Kenneth Millar, known to millions of mystery fans as Ross Macdonald, the writer who created the "Lew Archer" detec- tive series, has died, a nursing home spokeswoman said today. Millar, who had been treated for Alzheimer's disease, died Mon- day at Pine Crest Hospital. said an employee who would not give her name. He was 67. Millar's first novel, ''The Dark Tunnel." wu published in 1944, and his last, "The Blue Hammer," appeared in 1976. His best-known books featured detective Lew Archer and were set in a Southern California town easily recognized as Santa Barbara. Two of the books were made into films, "Harper" and "The Drowning Pool," both starring Paul Newman. Millar ls survived by his wife, Margaret Millar, author of 24 mystery novels, and a grandson. Jim Pagnusat. We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? 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Cleeeln.ct eclVettl.tfta 114/Ml·lll'I AN other detNlttlMnfe Ml-4121 MAIN °'"Cl 330 w .. 1 Bty $1 , Coo11 M-, CA M .. •OdfMI Bo• 1660 Colle Mat. CA 9711H coovr1on1 1993 0t•noe Cot••~ Company HO • ntwt 11011 ... lllUIHtllOnt . 001101111 "''"" 0• 1dvt11....-.11 hefM mty De teptOOueeCI w11nov11pec:W.1 ll*fl'tllltlOll of copy110111 - VOL 11. NO. 111 They were among 80 beauties who stayed in St. Louis for two weeks, taping and rehearsing for the two-hour pageant broadcast to a worldwide audience estimated at 600 million viewers. As the pagent got under way, more than 100 people picketed the auditorium, protesting the expen- diture of an estimated $1 million in tax dollars to host the event while hundreds of homeless people must sleep in parks, underground gar- ages or vacant houses. Tomkinson said there should be many relieved recipients of un- employment benefits in the coun- ty today. "There are a lot o{ relieved people at this office, too," he added. "It's no fun to hold these checks back. But I think the majority of people knew it wasn't the fault of the field offices. It's not our money to give away.'' A separate suit pending before the California Supreme Court SALE The judge warned Gonzales she would have him removed from the courtroom if he continued his actions. Gonzales was arrested March 21. more than two months after the rape. when he walked into the Balboa Island restaurant wh~ the woman worked. i.• Gonzales was re-arrested in. Huntington Park on June 24 aftet , escaping a police dragnet or Balboa Island. . 4 I FINAL MARKDOWN 1 I 60% to 80%011 Starts W ednesday, July 13, 10 AM H o ur s: M on. thru Sat. 10 to 5:30 1024 Baysi de Drive Newport Beach 714-640-0990 • I . t I " . • NYSE COMPOSITE TRAN ACTIONS -OUOTA ''°"' IN('-UOI T•ADIS ON , ......... YO••. MIOWIU. PA(l,1(, ••W, •On OH. Olt •OIT A NO tlN(INNA Tl noc• IKt MAlfOU ANO •tf'O•UO l'Y TMI .. ,.,0 ANO INUllffT Dow Jones Final Down 17.02 Cloelng 1, 1M.52 Laid off worke,.S to get b e n elits MILPITAS -More than 2,000 workers who were laid off Crom the Ford Motor Co. in Milpitas are eligible for special federal assistance because they lost their jobs because of foreign competition, the U.S. Department of Labor has ruled. In its Monday decision, the department said the workers must exhaust all state unemployment benefits before being entitled to a continuation of state benefits of up to $166 per week for another 26 weeks. E x ploratory oil wells diminish DENVER -An oil-information firm says U.S. companies completed 41 ,371 oil wells in the first half of 1983, down 7.5 percent from the same period last year. Petroleum Information Corp., citing an oil glut and falling world prices, said Monday that 4, 181 exploratory wells were drilled through June 30 of this year, down 21 percent from the same period last year. Exploratory wells are those drilled In areas in which the existence of commercially useful oil reserves have not been proven. High court upholds stock block RICHMOND. Va. -CSX Corp. says it will extend Its tender offer for Texas Gas Resources Corp. stock to Aug. 2_, citing a federal court decision blocking it.s proposed $1.07 billion takeover of Texas Gas. Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger refused Monday to overturn a lower court's order that blocl<s CSX from buying Texas Gas stock at $52 a share, at least until a challenge to the takeover is heard. UPS AND DOWNS NEW VORll. IAPI -Tile fOllOwll>O llll &hewa Ille New Vor• $IOG~ E.oc ... !ICM •leek• elld warranlS 11\el .,..,. oone UP IM motl Mid oown '"" mo•t INIWO on -CMll of ,.,._ reee•dltu of •<Mume lor Tundev No wcurlllet iredlnv -· n •r• inet· ·uded ,,.., •lld ...,,..,,_ C.lle-.,. 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