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Home My WebLink About1983-07-21 - Orange Coast PilotCan HB weasel its way into flood sat ety? THI ORANGI COAST BY ROBERT B.UU:ll on......, ....... Dorothy Grubb9 beUev• ahe may have d.llCIOVered 10methina that mlaht help reeolve the flood1nc prolllenw in low-lytna areu of Kunttncton Beach -wea1ell. Weuela, ahe believee, would make feat work of the aophen that burrow holee in the earthen banka of the flood control channel.I. The gopher hole.,Grubb9 and othen believe, contributed to flooding laat March 1 which cal.lled about ... ~ million in damaae to home9 on the east lllde of Beach Boulevard between Ad.um and Atlanta avenuee. "W.e could .ee water p)'lert all over the area f.rom the gopher holes,'' ahe eaid th1a week while lhe and other flood victima implored city officlala to take action. Grubbs, who said her huaband calla her the "Gopher Queen of (See WEASEL, Pa1e .U) 1:11m 1111111 THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS End of a perfect day Anothe r hot summer day is com ing to a cool close, as the blazing sun slips slowly into the Pacific. Bea ch crowds are thinning, and the gentle surf picks up a rosy glow from the dying rays. A short dist a nce inland, the noise and tralfic o f the city l;lwa it. Three bea ch goers enjoy a last few mo~ents at the ocean's edge, admiring the sunset is fro m the 2 8th Street j e tty in Newport Beac h. Irvine youngster knew what to do When grease fire broke out in kitch en , h e didn't panic, just grabbe d exting uish er BY GLENN SCO'M' ooi..,.., ........ Firefighten say 12-year-old David C.Openbarger'a training was responsible for helping save his Irvine house Wednesday when greue in a frying pan caught fire in his kitchen. could quickly extinguish the blue and hold damage to about $500. The fire began after the boy, hungry for a taco, heated the greue and then forgot about it. A fire alarm in the family's kitchen warned him of trouble. reach for a fire ext.inguiaher rather than water, which is just about the worst thing to throw on a grease fire. Grease floats on water, Thompson noted, and the steam ca Wied by cold water hitting the hot pan only serves to splatter the fire el.ewhere. the fire from th.e side . Baking powder, flour or salt don't ext- inguish grease fires, Thompson said. A lid can be applied to smother the fire, but people should slide it on (and not plop it). ·Protopappas' old office • • proves a J 1nx Dentist who purchased CM practice closes down ~ODI CADENHEAD ~ .... The familiar white-and-blue "Sleep-Oral Surgery" ailJl in front of former Costa Mesa den mt Tony Protopappas' office remains, but the 19th Street busineaa ia cloeed after another denmt ap- ' parently failed to attract cus- tomen to the office whe.re three patients died. Dr. Robert W. Brown, who purchased the practice from Protopappas earlier this year, moved out several months ago, according to nearby merchants. "He couldn't meet the payroll," said a merchant in the small retail •center. "He thought it would be good. But apparantly it was too much for him." Brown, who could not be reached for comment Wed.ne.d.ay, purchaed the office in March after Protopappas WU baned from practicing dentistry follow- ing the deaths of three female patients within a five-month period. Protopappas was ordered Tues- day to stand trial in 0ranae C.Ounty Superior C.Ourt on murder charges stemming from the deaths of Minna Kim AndreS3en, 23, Patricia Craven, 13, and Cathryn Jones, 31. Additionally, Protopappas ii facing civil lawsuits from fonner patients or their families aeeking more than $65 million in damages. Protopappas, throughout his legal ordeals, haa remained in aecluaion, reportedly with his first wife in Laguna Beach. Meanwhile, the city of Costa Meea ii awng Protopappu for allegedly fatlin1 to obtain ~ permits for electrical work and a bathroom that was inatalled at the 19th Street office, where Protopappaa had a high -volume practice. A spokeswoman for the City Attomey'a office eaid offidala first approeched Protopappu in Feb- ruary 1982 and then filed the suit in January. CM boy, 10, shot to death in Oklahoma Funeral 8el'Vices were to be held today for a 10-year-oJd Costa Meea boy killed Tue9Clay in a ahooting accident while vacation· Ina at hia grandparents home in Oklahoma. Robert Spratt Jr., a fifth grader at Mariners School who was de9Cribed aa u an "outstanding athlete who gave 100 percent," died Tut!eday night at his grand- parents' home in Boley, Okla .. "He wu a real live wire, really gung ho," eaid Bill Singer, coach of the Newport National Little League team Spratt played on. "He went all out to win. All the other kida really liked him." Singer eaid Spratt'• mother called him Tue9Clay nieht and eaid the boy had been shot while be and 90me other boys were playing (See MESA BOY, Pqe .U) The boy grabbed a fire ext- inguisher kept in his hoU9eat 4271 Manzanita St. in G reentree and sprayed the six-foot flames shoot- ing from the atove. "He started the fire but he al&o put it out. It was aort o( a double-edged sword," said Capt. Dave Thompson of the Orange C.Ounty Fire Department. "But he did the right thing. U he'd panicked and run directly to the neighbors. we could have had a much more serious problem.'' The county fire department suggest.a keeping a homemade fire extinguisher handy in a kitchen. It's a simple device -a one-pound coffee can filled with baking aoda. Francly, it's the real thing He didn't doU9e all the flames becauae the extinguisher ran out. But he did control the fire enough IO Orange C.OUOty fireflghten What David did right was to In caae of a fire, people should fj.rst try to tum off the sto'te's burner. Then the baking soda should be poured onto the base of lllDEX Bridge Cl Movies 84-5 F.rma Bombeck 83 Mutual Funda C5 Bulletin Board AS National News A3 Buanela C5 Police Los A3 - Claaeified Dl-6 Public Not.k:es C8,D2 Comiat Cl Sporta Cl-4 Cro.word Dt Stock Marketa C6 Death Notice. co Televillon 86 Editorial Page AS 'nMaten 84-5 Entertainment 84-5 W•ther A3 ~ D3 WorldNeW'I A4 Ann Landen Bl -~--- . .... .................... Mark Kna11 will tell you thit Swill bank account for 125. NB man will sell Swiss ban k a ccounts BY STEVE MARBLE OOM Dl!lr..,.. .... ~ 26-year-old Newport Beach buaineta whiz believes he's dis- covered a means of reaching hia lifelong goal -to become a mUlionalre by the time be'• 30: Swila bank account.I. The real thing. Mark Knaaa, a ChJcago native who dropped out of busineta IChool IO he could p t Oil with mak1na money, ia offerinc private Swim aa:ounta for $25 complete • with a balance of four francs - rouahly $2. Knllll filurel hia offer -bec1nn1nl this September -will allow the aver-ie Workinc stiff who Uvea frGm check to check the opportunity to .Up into the world of international finance and revel in all the Jamee Bond-like intripe that COl'De9 with the world of eecret Swim banJdna. "lt'a a product of the SO.." a.ys the trim, nattily ~ en- trepreneur. "Everyone wants to ahow their money. You can buy 1rnltation Swim watches. you can buy a car that looka like a Merc:iecte.. you can buy all um 'counterfeit ltUff, bu\ UU. la the r.!Mc:Coy. ''The sny1tery of lt ii a ppeell.nc. You have It bu\ nobody knowl bow much you have in there. You let tl*1\ wonder. It oouk1 be rnilliona. rtahtr' ( ... SWiii ACCOUNTS. Pap IA) Al Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 CONTINUED STORIES From Page A1 SWISS ACCOUNTS ••• Knass hit on the Idea while vacationing this year In Switzer- land, where he opened his own account "because I've always wanted to have one." h was the perfect thing, he says he realized, for the person who has everything or the person who has nothing. The C.Orona del Mar man admi ls he was shown o ut and even thrown out of some of the finest private banks in Switzerland before Schwane n Effckten AG, a securities finn in Lucerne ad- mitted the idea had possibilities and arranged for Knass to seU the accounts in the United States. would fish golf b;ll1s out of a golf course pond, wash them off and seU them. "l set up a Little stand by the second tee. One night I got 1,000 golf balls. Hey, I was making $10 an hour. In high school I was voted the first person most likely to become a millionaire." The product ot an affluent family (he says his grandfather invented whipped butter), Knass insists the only handout he ever got from his parents was a car. "Everyone in my family got a new car when they were 16. I drove mine for a day but didn't feel right about it. So l wrote my dad a check for the whole thing." Surfing in high gear W he n the w~ves aren't breaking, the hard core surfer still can find a way to ha ng IO-just get a motorboat and water ski on your board. This scen e was sna pped off Corona del Mar. Knass says h e is the middle-man between the Swiss bank --E. Gutzwiller & Cie. Banquiets m &sci --and its status-conscious customers and that future dealings between the two parties are private. "It's like coming up with a Rolls Royce that anyone can afford," says knass, who believes many people will want one just as a show-off item while others will add to the four-franc balance, turning the account into a retire- ment slush fund. Knass. who imports snazzy foreign cars and imported video game cassettes before that, now claims to be comfortable even by Newport standards. He points out a red Mercedes coupe in the parking lot he says looks a lot like one he has. He says he also has a Porsche, a BMW, and a mint in Irvine residents-hold your water For Knass, the idea i~ just the latest in a series of money-making notions that began in grade school when he scalped tickets to hockey and basketball games in Chicago. During summer months he says he gold watches. · "I enjoy making money. It's not greed, but I just enjoy being successful," he says. "My one goaJ has been never to work for anyone but myself. And to be a millionaire by 30." And he's banking on private Swi~ accounts getl.ing there on time. WEASEL SOLUTION ... Huntin~n Beach" because she's trapped so many of the pesky rodents in her front lawn on Munster Drive, said she noticed a st.range rodent poking out of a hole several weeks ago. "I thought it C.Onservation-minded groups in Irvine will stage a garden party Sunday to encourage local resi- dents to use les.9 water and more drought-tolerant plants. The party location will be at the grounds of the Irvine Historical Museum, 5 Sandburg Way, where the Irvine Ranch Water District is maintaining a demonstration gar- den displaying irrigation systems, plants and shrubs whichconserve water. The free party and museum open house will run from noon to 5 p.m. A drawing for door prizes wiU take place at 4 p.m . The museum is next-door to the Rancho San 'Joaquin Golf C.Ourse clubhouse. One group encouraging resi- dents to learn about water-saving gardens is the new Irvine Water · Task Force, a committee com- prised of commupity association representatives and local water experts. The group is promoting efficient irrigation practices and land- scaping to help keep the ground water table low beneath Irvine. A few years ago, water district officials began a program to dis- courage overwatering in Turtle Rock after excess ground water began spoiling landscaping and threatening the stability of some slopes. Joyce Wegner-Gwidt, a water district spokeswoman, said the demonstration garden offers 100 examples of "unthirsty" plants and shrubs that still make for a good-looking garden. "California native plants, com- bined with unthirstry varieties, can produce a water-efficient landscape that will be just as colorful and lush as one that depencla on frequent and heavy industrial irrigation," she ex- plained. Border officers hit jackpot: 122 aliens U.S. Border Patrol agents at the San Clemente checkpoint stopped two rental trucks Wednesday and found 122 undocumented aliens crammed Inside the two vehicles, officials said. weighing station, but they we.re stopped by Border Patrol agents. •was an albino gopher at first. I described it to county agriculture people and they said it was a weasel-thatitiscarnivorousand eats gophers. "Anyway, I haven't trapped a gopher in weeks and l have three traps out. I used to trap about 15 a month." Mayor Don MacAllister said Wednesday that officials will push for "aggressive action" to solve flooding,problems which are estimated to cost millions of doUars. "Rodents are posing the most serious immediate problems," he said. "l'U ask the staff to look into the suggestion about weasels. It won't hurt." . Leisure World slaying probed; 01an, 7 5, held Gene Smithburg, assistant chief at Border Patrol head- quarters in Chula Vista, said 85 aliens were packed in one truck and 37 in the other. Smithburg said the drivers tried to bypass the Interstate 5 checkpoint by swerving their vehjcles through a nearby truck The driven, identified as Ken- neth Keller, 29, of San Diego, and Gary Wohlhueter, 23, of Covina, faced arraignment today in San Diego on charges of transporting illegal aliens, Smithburg added . The aliens reportedly paid $225 to $350 each to be smuggled into the country. Smithburg said the group was compoeed of citiz.ens from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras and were en route to the San Joaquin Valley. MacAllister and the rest of the City C.Ouncil also directed employees to draft a list of what can be done to ease the floocUng threat and to determine which agencies are responsible. Residents are demanding that the Huntington Beach Flood C.Ontrol Channel (along Beach Boulevard) be given top prioity for repairs, that flooding dangers allegedJy posed by the new Seabridge development be eliminated, that the sides of the levees be raised and to speed establishment of a long range flood control plan. Chauncey Alexander, a residential leader.claimed Wednesday he was pleased by the city adopting the role of an "aggressive advocate" but was disappointed by its failure to take emergency act.ion work on the pump system. ' An elderly man is in custody on suspicion of murdering his 83-year-old wife during an argu- ment at their Leisure World home in Laguna Hills, authorities said, Silas .Dees, 75, told Orange County sheriff's deputies that he and his wife had been arguing all day and that he had shoved her in the bathroom, causing her to fall back and strike her head on a wall, said Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart. Wilma ~ was pronounced dead on the scene. However. a coroner's report issued late Wednesday listed the possible cause of death as strangu- lation rather than head injuries. The sheriff's department will disc~ the coroners' preliminary findings with the District At- torney's Office. said Sgt. Gene Lu ti to. Orange C.Ounty sheriff's de pu- ties were called to 2180 Via Puerta in the retirement communjty shortly after 9 p.m. Tuesday by the Dees' son-in-law, Hart said. Dees was booked into the Or- ange C.Ounty Jail on $250,000 bail. Mom of fatal crash victim seeks wallet A bereaved mother is making a plea for the return of a wallet and four gold chains her daughter wa.11 wearing when she was killed in a single-car traffic accident in Huntington Beach last Wednesday night. Governor slashes, signs state budget MESA BOY SLAIN ... Betty McColl um said today she particularly wanted to get back the wallet of her 22-year-old daughter, Helen Ruth, which contained her driver's license, Social Security card and personal effects. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. George Oeukmejian signed a $%6 billion state budget today, a record 21 days Into the fiscal year, after slashing deepl y into en- vironmental and social programs and calling for major increases in student fees. T11e state Coastal Commission, Energy Commission, farm labor board and public defender's office were among major ta rgets of the governor's cuts, wblcb total at leut Sl.l billion Deakmejian reduced state funding of the University of California, Callfornta State Uni· venlty and community colleges and called for fee increases to make op all or part of the difference -$150 at UC, $%30 at CSU and a first-ever $100 a year at tbe community colleges. Tbe governor said bis budget cuts would avoid a sales tax increase next year and make "an important statement about our commitment to restore common sense and fiscal solvency to state government." From Page A1 with a pistol they found at the house Robert and Pat Spratt, who live on Lisa Lane in Costa Mea, were in Oklahoma today burying their only child, friends said. Memorial services will be scheduled in Orange C.Ounty at a later date. Randy Holliday, president of the Newport National Little League, said Spratt was involved in basketball, basebaU, track and football. "What a boy." said Holliday. "He was a really neat kid. He got into everything and gave it 100 percent." Reagan tells 'victory' plans W ASHlNGTON (AP). -P~iden.t Reagevl said ".today that he lelt 1t would be "extremely difficult" t.o achieve a regional settleme nt to conflicts in Central America so long as the current Sandinista govern- ment rules Nicaragua. He also said he did not foresee the naval maneuvers U.S. for<.-es are about to conduct off both Nicaragua's coasts leading to I' blockade of that country. In an opening statement, Reagan called his House victory on production money for the MX missile and today's announcement of faster-than-expected growth in the economy "an important signal to the world" that the United States is confident of its economic recovery and supports modernization of its nuclear forces. . Asked about the Polish parliament's move toward lifting martial Jaw, Reagan said, ''What we want to be on guard for is having a cosmetic change in which they lift technically martial law but replace it with equally onerous regulations." Reagan began the 15-minute session with reporters by SQ)'ing announcement of 8.7 percent growth in the economy in the second quarter of this year and the House's MX vote Wednesday night were "two very welcome pieces of news." "The economy Is growing with more vigor than most economis\8 predicted, and this heartens us," Reagan said. "Vigorous growth is the surest route to more jobs, declining deficits and a future fiUed with opportunity for all our people." We're Listening ••• What do you lake about the Daily Pilot'> What don·t you like" Call the number at left and your message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour ans wering service may~ used to rerord let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mail box contributors must include their name and telephone numbt'r for verirication No circulation <·a lls. please 642·6086 Tell u!l what ·s on your mind Dilly Piiot o.ttv..-y te OIMll'enlMd MonQ•y I M•r If r011 00 "ot ha•• ,~,, flllH• Oy ~ 10 g "' et• Qelr~f 7 11 1• •f'O -.ov• Cf"!Oy •"' b• °""""'.0 f>•t1110oor 1n<t :.u"O•r II yOu do not ffl'Cltt•• '""' OOPl' '1Y , • "' , •• ~'"~ 10 • m '"° '((Jiii rro, w• W-t':I Clfculallon T1l1phone1 ~ <>WIOt Gwt01, A19"' Ml-• _, '""'"'ll'Ofl ~ .. & w .. ,_., ... ,.. L~lflOuOI ..... ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. 8chwart1 Ill Larry P .. ...., Publisher Direclor of M8tkellng Chazy Dowallbr Raymond MacLHn Ed1lor t1n<1 At5lsten Controllet to lhe Publlsher •. .,...~.c.,,oouc,.on MMI- «Mofle A.~• ,.._. ...... .,....,"""9 M•M~ ( CIH11fted 9Cfyerd1lng 714/"'2·5171 AH other depertm~t• 142-4121 MAIN O,PICl »0 Wttt B•r fit Cotti M-C" flAllj •OOtt U Oo• 1~80 Co.11 Mffa. CA 9'8'8 Ccl!>yflV!ll 1063 (),.,IV" CO.ti ~ l;<wnpfn1 NO "tw• ttun"' 1llu1tr11t1on• edUofl.1 mettet or ad11t<tie...""n" l>l!flltn '"•V ti. •eproct\lttO "'""°"' ltl*l,.I ~"""""' nt C"f'l'"Ohl ow...., VO!. I , NO. 203 • Even though the youngster was too young, Holliday said Spratt was good enough to be picked to play for the All-Star baseball team, which is playing now , "If he had been 11. he'd be alive," said Holliday. "He'd be here playing. It's just terrible." Details of the shooting were unavailable today. Polic.-e in Boley could not be reached for comment. "She carried pictures of the family and her friends and her dog, June. I don't think anyone would deliberately take anything. She was thrown from the car when it rolled over and the wallet and chains probably were scattered over the area." Mrs. McColl um said. -She said anyone having knowledge of the penonal effects could mail them to her residence, 6782 Alexandria, Huntington Beach 92647,orcall her h usband, Roger, at892-7544. Miss McCoUum. who was completing cosmetology training in Garden Grove, was thrown from the car when it failed to negotiate a curve on Warner Avenue. ' The 18-year-old driver was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, police said. _)New Arrival ' of Jade and Lapis 20% off Wide selection of lapis and jade in green, lavendar, red and multicolor pieces. Choose from beads, pendants, necklaces and rings . Join us for champagne on concert nigh ts frotn 7-9. RAFF. jeWelrY I ' ., ................................... .. a,.. ......... .,......,,....... ........ ) _, Parenting and adoption classes off e;ea in Irvine One-day classes on parenting and adoption are being offered this month in I.rvtne by a private counseling firm. Parenting Resources wUJ hold a supor! group session tonight on raising children over the age of 9. The class runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Fee is $15 per couple. On Saturday a class explaining the issues of intercounlry adoption iJI offered from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m . Fee is $50 per couple. Both cl.asses will be h eld at the finn's office at 2212 Dupont Drive, Irvine. More information may be obtained by calling 553-9339. 'Yankee Doodle' opens in Valley More than 30 youngsters, ages 8 to 17, will portray 75 personalities from American history in ''Yankee Doodle," a Fountain Valley Community Theater musical revue opening Friday in the a uditorium of Los Amigos High School, 16566 NeW'hope St .. Fountain Valley Performances are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on July 22, 23. 29 and 30.Matinees, at 2:30 p.m., are slated for July 24. 28 and 31. The show is directed by Rick Habib. Advance tickets are pr teed at $2. At the door. tickets will cost $3 for adults. $2.50 for children. Group rates are available. Ticket information can be obtained by calling 847-1108 or 964-5392. ~ • Seminar expl?res h andwriting Handwriting analysis will be the subject of a three-hour seminar scheduled Wednesday a t Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The program begins at 7 p.m. in Room 207 of OCC's Chemistry Building. Admission is $5. Seminar lecturer is Betty J . Gilliland, a graphology expert who will try to help participants understand themselves through their handwriting. Tickets can be purchased at the OCC Ticket Office, located in the Student Center Building, or at the door. Mesa chamber planning mixer Local business people are invited to attend a Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce mixer at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Bristol Plaza Holiday Inn, 3131 Bristol St. Drinks are $1 and prizes will be given awa y . Also, on Sept. 30 .the chamber will host a buffet dinner and silent auction at the Neighborhood Community Center. 1845 Park Ave. Tickets for the 6 p.m . dinner and auction are $15. For reservations call 979-0536 College to hold orientat~on Two orientation sessions for men and women return\Jlg to college will be held July 28 and Aug. 10 at Saddleback College's Mission Viejo campus. The sessions will provide information to help people decide if returning to college will benefit them and includes curricululm planning. For ~ormation, call 831-4611. Vandals splash acid on two cars in Irvine TWO.-t6Wf>O-on tM 1500 -of -Ci<c:>e In Ol_,tr.. IOIO POliCe w-.., mominQ 11\&I ....., ... _,,.., I ....... 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Ynknown ·--· ,,_ from 1 r-.C. In the 1000 block of Clift O<tve IOl'nlllme w..,......i1y. Loqun• &Meh POllOl lald A bl ll"'Y v1tued 11170 wea dllCOtW>«llCI 11110 11o1en trom • -pwklCI in tr. llOO blOCll ol Pan.,.__,.,. A petm tr .. wu tillken trom IM 1600 -of South eo-1 Hlglhwey The -Mid lf'le Ir .. -worv.uoo. Sun's reign to continue Coastal 96 76 112 70 101 75 91 75 95 72 81 75 9• &2 tO• 77 llO 70 llO 70 111 &7 72 52 95 72 80 S7 71 61 112 a3 80 45 ee 75 113 78 " 77 116 75 ••ot(•>lt' WHI~ S.r"'(t _...__ - Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21 , 1983 AS Poster chlld's wheelchair stolen From 1taff ud wire reporu The wheelchair or a 1980 EuterSeell poeterchUd, Kyle M1n.nia, waastolen as the 13-year-old watched a bueball game at Anaheim Stadium Tuetlday, his mother aaya. Ml.nni.a, of Sant.a Ana, is eighth-grade class pres.ldent at Portola Junior Hlgh School. ''It'a likesteallngaomebody's leg to take their ch.air," the boy's mother, Bonnie Minn.la, waaquoted aasaying Wedneeday· "It acare1 me to death to think aomeone would just take something like that," lhe said. Kyle, who has been disabled from birth from cerebral palsy and who cannot stand or walk, said he's disappointed by the theft. "Butl don't really think I've lost my faith in people," he said. "Therea.rc:greatpeople, too." Crashes halt LB traffic 2 smashups occur near art festival Laguna Canyon Road was cloeed for a half hour Wednesday afternoon as police, firemen and paramedics unscrambled two in- jury accidents which occurred almost simultaneously in front of the crowded Art-A-Fair festival grounds. Laguna Beach officer Stan Skipworth said the first crash occurred at l p.m. when a large delivery truck failed to stop in time to prevent striking a car whose driver was attempting to park across the highway from the Art-A-Fair. ~ the truck driver swerved to avoid hitting the car, a motorcyclist in the fast lane slammed into the side of the truck, police said. The Angela fan attended h1a (lrstgameof the year with Long BeechpoliceOfficerJoeTolley,a Cam.iJy Crtend who helped him th_rough therapy. M1n.niacan'tseewell Crom thestadlum'swheekhairarea,ao Tolley left the chair folded there and carried Minnis to a regular aeat. ThP rh~ir w9" gont> when they returned. An Anaheim police spokesman saJd today that he did not think a report on the the.~iled. He waa not aware thectuur had been stolen. T ·-------- Mr.. Ml.nni.a said this la the second wheelchair the family has had to replace in the past five months. The first, an electric wheelchair, was ruined when the family's van rolled in a March accident, she said, adding that since then, her aon had used the rented chair stolen Tuesday. • , ,f.' ..., ..... rc·J,., .~ ,. u.,,_,.._...,._ ......... Dial 856 to call UC Irvine Campus to change 2,000 numbers UC Irvine has traded in its 833 telephone prefix for a newer number: 856. Beginning Monday, callers dial- ing any of the campus' 2,000 tele pho ne numbers must substitute the new prefix with the same last four digits to reach their party. Otherwise they'll get a recording reminding them they goofed. For example, the new number for the Associated Students' Ticket Office is 856-5549. For information on athletic events, ca ll 856-6931 . And fo r non-emergency calls to the cam- pus police, dial 856-5223. UCI is the second major publi<.· entity in Irvine to agrtt to switch its prefix because growing use of ita current prefix has made ex- pansion impossible. The cyclist, Anton Jones, 20, of Sant.a Ana, was treated for minor injuries and later releaaed from South Coast Medical Center. The truck driver, Gilbert Mend01.a, 22, of Los Angeles, was uninjured. Police said pedestrians rushing acroas the canyon road to see action from the first crash, prompted off-duty officer Wil- liam Lux to slow down for the spectators. A motorist behind Lux. St.even Griswold, 28, of Laguna Beach. apparently didn't Rescuers administer first aid to motorcycle victim Anton Jones, 20, in first of two Laguna Canyon Road accidents. Irvine City Hall changed its prefix from 754 to 660 late last year. The phenomenon is not about to stop, either. Many tele phone prefixes in the city will be changed in the next few years as Pacific Telephone adds a news- witching station to accomrnod&ie the increase in phone lines spawned by new homes and, especially, new high-technology businesses in nearby industrial areas. see the pedestrians and slammed into the rear of Lux's vehicle. Lux, 22, of Laguna Beach, was treated for head, neck and back injuries and later released from South Coast Medical Cen ter. Skipworth said Griswold may be cited on suspicion of driving at an unsafe speed and following too closely. Huntington senior ballplayers in rhubarb over city field fees Telephone company offici.a.ls are consoling users that the new pre fi xes will featu r e state-of-the-art electronic sys- term BY ROBERT BARKER °'"" Oollr -.... Lou Candidiotti takes his soft- ball aeriously. One of his teams, the Old C.odgers, holds team prayers before games and they are 4-0 in the Orange County Seniors Softball League Association. And there are reports -a wife of one of the players swears they're true -that Candidiotti has ordered his athletes to refrain from sex the night before games. But Candidiotti indicated Wednesday he doesn't go that far. "That's not necessarily true," he hedged, laughing. "Most of my players are over 60 and I don't know if they are capable or not." But the 62-year-old Candidiotti, who is the outfielder-manager of the Gray Angels, isn't laughing over what he sees as a snub by Huntington Beach city officials. It seema the two softball teams have to pay $3 an hour to practice Ra inl\\1 Snowfl!J Showera. Flurr lea[!i] and play games at Greer Park (about $400 per year.) And he thinks it's not very sporting of the city not to pick up the tab. "There are 18 teams in the league and other cities pay their costa. I'm considering moving our teams to Cost.a Mesa and West- minster -they say they'd like to have us." he said. Candidiotti, a native of Penn- sylvania who pack.ages airplane parts at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, also complained that players pay for their own bats and balls. He passed out fliers cl.aiming the city is guilty of non-support. "We are not recogniz.ed by the (city) Parks and Recreation and Community Services Department. All of us are active and healthy because of softball." Rock concert set tonight at Irvine center It's going to be a heavy metal rock 'r.' roll tonight at Irvine's Heritage Park Youth Services Cent.er. $300,000 finder's fee to get U.S. Ziggurat sold Heacilining the 7:30 event will be a local group called Graven Image . 1'he foursome features heavy metal music doing hits from Van Halen, Los Angeles' Quiet Riot and many of their own tunes. Band members are Orion Lindeman, bass guitarist, Marty Schulte, drummer. Paul McPhee, lead guitarist, and Scott "Mad- man" Watson, vocalist. The federal govenunent has put its Chet Holifield Federal Building in Laguna Niguel on the real estate market. The structure, nicknamed the "Ziggurat'' and built by North American Rockwell Corp. 15 years ago, was obtained by the federal government in 19'/4 in a trade for tw9 surplus U.S. Air Force bases. To sweeten the deal, federal officials have promised a com- mission of .5 percent to the real estate agent who obtains the auccesdul bid. That could exceed $300,000 if the agency get.a it.a asking price of over $60 million. Finders fees nonnally don't ex- ceed $10.000 .. The opening band will be Trade Winds, al.so a local heavy metal group. Band members are Tom Dumont and David Volk. guitarists, Richie Brooks, bass guitarist and Chip Frye. drum- , mer, • SOUTHWICK LETS YOU TAKE SUMMER LIGHTLY. &'uthwll k ct1:a1c~ 1hc 1mrw· 1:1nt look Im ~11111mcr: h.-.11111· fully t.ulmcd 'tut , hl.1:.:r. .ind rmusers, in ~ilk, linen .. mJ '''m furtalil~ wl\nn·wca1hcr 1'1cnJ~. .. 72 es so 100 7& 104 71 H 78 .. .. ... (J,. .. u !> Oto"t oc (.(Jfnl'flP'<r Tht ix·rftct chrn t' f.ir w:mn Jays th.u ~trctch mm co1.'I evenm~. As one 11( tht few storu " 90 n ee .. 11 17 11 .... '° 78 " 73 92 73 to 71 12 80 87 .. ,, .. 100 71 •• 71 Fron11 COid .. Pllm~ ~ PflomliA :=-r.Me l'Of11end,Or• Pt~ e"Cll) ~ 11.i.oui. 11 ...... T_. ltll 1...-• Warm .. IOI H ... Antonio 11 .. 71 a.noieeo .. 108 ., ..,.,_ 76 '° ., ..... _ .. .. 66 ....... 12 ,, .. ::1.: .. 12 70 .. " 71 Spoil-73 103 .. ~=i:-.. .. 43 " ., 76 f-.. 101 11 f-17 ta 14 WllfMnO'O" 16 to .. ~ .. lllf llPllT ~ 17 .. .. 14 ,. h .. 74 71 ,. 74 ro 119 Faahlon ltland NewPort Beach (714) 759-1622 4721 Admbalty Way Marina clel Rey (213) au. 1155 ... tn the CC1Untf\' to cnny tht Suurhw1ck label, Wt" invite \'\l\J tn come 111 nnJ chc'lt)~ 1he look that SUI!\ )'OUr t'J\(C. ·-• . - ~4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 TOP OF THI NIWI Fl m t . a es no in STATE Tanke r leaks toxic a cid By Uie A11oclated Pre11 BAKER-At least 40 gallons of highly toxic nitric acid leaked from a tanker truck on Interstate 15 Wednesday, forcing temporary ~ure of o~ nort~bound lane but causing no injuries, offlaals said. Nitric acid can be fatal to humans if inhaled, swallowed or touched. T elephone charges querie d LOS ANGELFS -General Telephone CO. has .been ordered by the state Public Utilities Commission to specify when it considers bills late and how it calculates its late fee. Last summer, General became the nation's first telephone company totargea penalty for late payment of bills. $50 m ion quak e aid due COALINGA -The Coalinga planning commission re<:ommended a plan that authorizes up to $50 million in borrowing to rebuild the city from a devastating earthquake that hit May 2. The proposal that passed Wednesday included $11 million in municipal construction with most projects funded by government grants and loans. The quake caused $31 million damage as it destroyed the downtown business district and caused some losses in most of the city's 2,600 households. Carpenter strike continues the script; 12 sets engulfed BURBANK (AP) -Flre!lghtena stamped out a fire today that engulfed 12 "storefront" aeta and injured two men along Wild West and Midwest-style streets at the Burbank Studloe, offldala aaid. Flames from the 2 'h-acre blaze that started at 9:25 p.m. Wednetday could be aeen shooting into the air from the nearby Ventura Freeway before it was extingul&hed early today. Numerous moviee and television ahowa are made at the studioe, but it waa not inunediately known if the burned sets included Hazzard Square where ''The Dukes of Hazzard" TV aeries is filmed. The two men injured were Burbank Studios firefighters, said G lendale firefighter Gary Mayden, One man waa transported to nearby St. Joeeph'a MecicaJ Center, suffering miJ\or smoke inhalation and back spasms, said a nursing supervi&Or who declined to give her name. The other man was treated at the scene for minor bums and was releued, said a fire dispatcher in a recorded statement. Sixteen ~ts of Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena firefightena battled the three-alarm blaze t~t consumed the 12 "storefronts," the diapatcher said. "Once these types of buildings start -as dried out as they are -aome of theee buildings are in excess of 40 years old and that lumber is ao dry that once it starts it jwt burns like graaa," Burbank f ire Capt. Richard Fischer said. SAN LUIS OBISPO -Construction of- ficials and striking carpenters have met briefly but agreed on nothing but another meeting date next week. spokesmen for both sides say. Settles case officer retirino However, construction industry spokesman Rob-e ert Kruse said the mere agreement Wednesday SIGNAL HILL (AP) -Signal Hill police Lt. with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters for a Robert Deeley, among thoee sued in football star Ron second meeting date next Tuesday is "encourag-Settles' jailhouse death, has been on ~cal leave ing... since June 9 and haa agreed to aeek early retirement, ._ ____________________________ ....... thedepartmentannounced. A Robnsor1s Sae 1 0 0 OF ·STYLf SAVE 33°/.-50°/o OUR PETITE SPORTSWEAR SALE. 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TOP OF THE NEWS Pope pleads I or safety of aide's daughter NATION I,~~. flee fumes in hotel By I.lat Al ted Pre11 OC ITY, Md. -More than 1,000 people were forced from a beachfront hotel for more than five hOW'S after potentially explosive fwnes accumulated ln the building, authorities say. The evacuations at the 22-story. 238-room Carouael Hotel and condominium complex began around 10 p.m. Wednesday, and wted until about 3:45 a.m. today, city Fire Marshal David Lankford said. Between eight to 10 people were treated for minor respiratory problems, a spokesman for the state fire marshal's office added. Author tells Nixon threat WASHINGTON -Richard Nixon threat- ened to publicly reveal his claim that President Ford promised a pardon in exchange for the presidency, according to a report in The Atlantic Monthly. Writing in the magazine's August issue, author Seymour Hersh reports that Nixon telephoned Ford with the threat on Sept. 7.1974, the day before he was pardoned. Ford denied he received such a call and the White House logs do not show it, the article states, Hersh wrote that "Nixon's message was blunt, according to those few White House aides who knew of the private call: if Ford did not grant him a full pardon, he, Nixon, was going to go public and claim that-Ford had promised the pardon in exchange for the presidency, because Ford was so eager to get it.'' Hersh wrote that "Ford was enraged by the call." Five killed in plane crash CLEVELAND -No flight plan was filed for a small plane that crashed at Hopkins International Airport. killing five people, a federal official says. The plane, a twin-engine Aero Commander Model 685, crashed in an industrial park as it approached the airport Wednesday. said George Doughty, director of • port control for the city. Parts of the plane hit three buildings, forcing their evacuation, of- ficials said. There were no in.juries to people on the ground. WORLD Bombing claims 7th victim PARIS -A seventh person has died from injuries suf(ered in wt week's bomb attack by Armenian terrorists at OrlY AirJx>rt, and a caller today threatened new "bfuod baths" if French police did not release their prime suspect. Frenchwoman Jacqueline Kirchner died Wednesday night from burns received in the explosion last Friday at the check-in counter of Turkish Airways, officials said. Her 19-year-old aon was killed instantly. Five of the 55 people injured in the attack remained in critical condition today. Israelis quell prison riot TEL A VIV. Israel -Israeli soldiers at the Ansar detention camp in Lebanon killed one prisoner and wounded two others while quelling a riot, the military conunand said today. The command said prisoners began throwing stones at guards Wednesday night, wounding two of them. They refused to obey commands to disperse, the comma.l'ld said, and the soldiers opened fire, killing one prisoner and wounding two others. 6 dead, 18 hurt in attack BEIRUT, Lebanon -Three terrorists shot their way into Beirut's most luxurious seaside resort complex Wednesday night and exploded a bomb-laden car, killing six people, wounding 18 and starting a raging fire in the crowded main building, police said. Police said two guards were shot to death and four parking attendants were killed in the explosion at the Summerland Hotel. RUFFELL'S UPHOlSTHY, INC . ............... ..,, .. 1922 HAHOI llVO. COSTA MESA -S4a.1156 Consumer Help-Fair On·the·moll ot HuntinQtOn C~1tr Fri/Sot., July 22/23. Spon50fttd by OC Cooiumer Affoin to provide lnf0tmotion on ovoilobl. public benefit Mlfvic•l. 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Why 1101 (dll '''"' RICHARD COOK 9092 Talbert Suite 2 Fountain Valley Calif., 92708 (714) 9~3-7855 • ,, ,, .... ~~· t • +•. 0 y 0 !!t ~'!"'! .... 4 r- .,.w .. ..,... Pope John Paul II delivers plea in speech in S t. _Peter's Square. ROME (AP) -Pope John Paul n today begged ''In the name of God and humanity" for the abduc- tors of a Vatican e mployee's daughter to release her unluirmed despite the expiration of their deadline. The kidnappers had warned that 15-year-old Emanuela Orlan- di would be killed if Mehmet Ali Agca, serving a life sentence for shooting John Paul in 1981, was not freed by midnight (3 p.m. PDT) Wednesday. The papal appeal was m a written statement given to journalists by the Vatican. "The HoJy Father directs a deep-felt, pressing appeal to those responsible for the fate of the young girl -· The Holy Father, in the name of God and humanity, begs them to have pity for a young life completely extraneous" to the kidnappers' demands. the state- ment said. The Vatican statement de- scribed the pope "along with so many other people" as in· credulous in the face of the "atrociousness of this affair.'' It was the pontiff'• fifth public a ppeal for the release of Emanuela, a daughter of a Vatican messenger who has been missing fora month. Hours after the deadline passed. there was no word or. her fate. "There I.a no news . Nothing, absolutely nothing," said a man who answered the telephone at the family's VaUcan apartment at mid-morning. Reagan: Let teens work on construction jobs WASHINGTON (AP) -Re- calling a childhood summer he spent painting houses, shingling roofs and laying floors, President Reagan haa~uggested that federal laws be changed to allow young- sters under 16 to hold construction jobs. The president made his sugges- tion Wednesday when he gave Washington Mayor Marion Barry an $800,000 check to give 2,200 young people summer jobs in the District of Columbia. The city has exhausted $2 million in federal jobs funds and has 4,000 disadvan- taged youngsters looking for sum- mer work. • During the Rose Garden cer- emony, Reagan recalled that he was 14 when he first went to work. The year was 1925. ''I regret that a lot of rules and regulations have changed some things since then, because at that time-I wound up with a construc- tion company that Wa.s remodeling 'houses, and I ended the summer up -at my age. even -laying hardwood floors, shingling roofs, painting houses," Reagan said. "And I know that some regu- lations make that impossible today. Maybe we can keep on going till we change some of those back again." Cleaiance PflC0S gooo w"'iie items last S3le proces gooo tnrough Sa1uroay July 23 Save on these and many more items. Interim ma~downs may have been taken. and sum er clearance 27°/o to 31°/o Off Clt.,..nce! Chltdt9n's wedlng poola of Ourable polyelhylene 45 diameler E 1 pool reg 7 99 5.50. 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Nettle& choc:ll*te morNls fOf al your t>along needs Why not treat the ltwnlly to fl0me•b8ked COOl<16S 39.99 RPQ 59 99 Seit! 116-qt. Igloo cooter with rugged e•teoor neavy duly honQt-5 s;ifely lalch nylon plug 2.29 Reg 3 59 Selitl 24-oi. dry routed pe11nuts, the regUlar sailed type IOf summer partlflS Save $ 1 JO on ooch 111• ~ ...... _.....__, __ _ ". Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 ~· .. Henry's back and Reagan's got him He's back. Henry Kissinger, whom President Reagan dubbed a "virtual legend" has been asked by the chief executive to head a bi-partisan commission to study Central America. And it may ~ the most. controversial presidential appointment to date. Kissinger, who has influenced U .S. foreign policy in six of the last seven administrations, is both famous and infamous in the public memory. He spawned the phrase "shuttle diplomacy" during his brilliantly executed marathon travels in pursuit of Mideast peace. He was marked with ignomy for his role in pr~iding over U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Yet, he won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1973 for his efforts to negotiate peace in that blistered Southeast Asian nation. He is known for his highly personal, often ex- clusionary brand of diplomacy, but it is a characteristic that has won him entree to and appreciation from the world's most powerful leaders. President Reagan barely verbalized the idea of a blue ribbon study panel with Kis&nger at the helm before the houndS of the conservative right and the wolves of the liberal left began their mournful and vitriolic bay about the rising of this familiar political satellite. 'He's soft on communism and gave away the Panama Canal,' argue the right-leaning partisans. 'He's a war monger who b\J.ried our boys in Vietnam,' say the left of center lobbyists. And coming up the rear with a sledge hammer is New York Times reporter Seymour Hirsch whose recent book on Kissinger paints a picture of a deceitful, egomaniacal, amoral powerbroker whose main interest is looking out for number one. That any or all of those piercing portrayals hold a grain of truth only strengthens the man's stature and underscores his a bilities. If he engenders such passion from both ends of the political spectrum he must have done something right. President Reagan has been under scathing attack for what is perceived to be a lack of definition in his Central American policy. What he proposed this week was use of a tactic that may become a trademark of his administration -find the best minds from either side of the political tracks, send them out to study a problem and then use that expert infonnation to make a strong decision. Reagan has not always been a fan of Kis&nger or his foreign policy ideas. But the president needs to do more than play politics with that powder keg to the south, and he knows it. That, despite their past differences, he has chosen the former secretary of State to lead such a sensitive mission is tO his credit as a chief executive savvy enough to tap the finest resources available, and as a politician masterful enough to satisfy the definition of bipartisan in one word. K.issin.~er. • Op1n1ons l'Kpres~ In tne 'P<t<l' al>Ove •re tl'IOw ot the Daily Piiot. OtMr view~••· pressed on lnos P•~ art tnow of lhe1r •ulhOn •ncl •rlisls. Reac:ll'r comment Is lnvlt l'<I. AO<lrl'U The Daily PolOI, P.O. BoK 1560, Costa Mew. CA 92626. Pf\one 111'1 6•2·4321 l. M. BDJd /Birth of blues Before people on the downside of a mood.swing said they bad the "blues," they said they had the "blue devils." But what they said to characterize a depression before that. I don't know A . The offspring of a male Bengal tiger with a female Indian lion. Then if you cross a female tigon with a male Indian lion, you get anot~er sort oC cat, a "litigon." Queries from Small Clients: The bank tellers In this country Why can't you peel a mushroom? outnumber the clergy by 480,000 Did George Washington really to 296,000. gain 14 pounds at Valley Forge? . Does a worm roll over when it The U.S. Army during World · dies? What's in that drink called a War. Il developed a two-way Horte'J Neck? Why are all the homing pigeon to deli~er m~~es musical Muppet.a left-handed? then come back to point of ongm. When told that, l was skeptical. But at hand is a note from retired C.ol. J .A. Hegar of San Antonio, Texas, who says he commanded the Army Signal Pigeon Platoon that carried out just such an operation between Hawaii's Molokai and L.anaJ. Doubt 110t. aaYBj>e. It happened. Jverqe twin pregnancy lasts 3a week.s inatead of the u.ual 40. Q . How come some cigars are called "stogies"? A. Driven of lhe old C:Onestoga wagons~ affected a preference for long. COW"lle, alender ctgars then on the market ln Penn- sylvania. ThtWe were (int called C.one1togu, then 11ogle9. Q. What aort of c.at ia a "t.igon''? OAANOE COAST Daily Pilat True, reading can be work. But this ia where you learn that the Sun King of France, Louis XIV, had a stomach three tirne9 biger than a nonnal man's. You wouldn't want to have m.ia8ed that. certainly. One of the great Fred Allen's more e.nduring lines: "People spend six ~ys a week aowtng wild oata., they can go lo church on Sunday to pray fora crop failure." Many a word cont.a.ins an omen. Take "women," for I~. Or ''moment.'' Or ''nomenclature.·· Or "promenade." Or "phenomenon." Any others? Sdentilta In Ch1na report they can predict weather wlth about 80 percent llCCW'llCY by rnonJtorfn8 the c:roak.ing of ftop. H.L loftwwt1• ~ ~0.-..... ..., ............. .... ~ ' I PROMISE 1 WOttr lPEtmFY YOU. I JUSr WANT TO BE . Sll?E YOU REALLY WERE lHE M>LE IN THE CARTER CAMP! \ WELL, 00.Y! / Allies eye Polish policy WASHINGTON -ls the Re- agan administration going "soft" on the Polish communist regime? This may seem out of character for President Reagan, but our Euro- pean allies are worried about just that. The .issue is whether to lift the economic sanctions impoaed on Poland after Gen. Wojciech J anuelaki promulgated martial law in December 1981. Adminis- tration sources say that fot months the West Europeans have been urging the U.S. government to go slow In resuming friendlier rela- tions with the Polish military regime. Then last week, as a result of judicious leaks to the press, it was disclosed that the United States had unilaterally negotiated a secret deal with the Poles that would thaw the chilly relations of the past year-and-a-half. Under- secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger and Polish Charge d' Allaires Zdzi.slaw Ludwiczak were trying to work out a quid pro quo: lifting of some U.S. sanctions In return for release of Polish political pruoners. Eaclebarger 11 a leader of the 90-allled "detenUst" group in the administration, which bas been pushing for normalization of U.S .-Polish relations. The deten- tist.11 were devastated by the premature revelation of the !le<TPt negotiations; the result may be that the deal will fall through -to the immense sa lisfaction of admin- istration hardliners. The hardline vs. detent.e argu- ment within the Reagan adminis- tration has its counterpart in diacuasions with the West Euro- G. -J1-c1-11-1-11-11-1 -~ peans. Though our allies were initially slow to heed the U.S. call for sanctions against Poland, they ~ now showing the true con - vert's zeal and opposing what they see as the Reagan administration's sudden about-face. Admlnlatratlon sources told my associate Lucette Lagn.ado the Europeans feel the United Stat.es is naive if it believes Jaruzelski will do anyth ing he doesn't have to, and would be foolish to give anything away without funda- mental changes by the Polish regime -in advance. Interestingly, it is France's Socialist president, Francois Mit- terrand. not the more conservative British and West German leaders. who is urging caution. The old World War ll underground fighter is worried about the effect that detente with the Polish military regime will have on the outlawed Solidarity movement. The French argue that Pope John Paul's visit to Poland last month revived the opposition. Tbey believe Solidarity leaders' morale and determination to per- severe were bolstered by the pope's pointed references to "80li- darity" in his speeches, and h is not-so-subtle criticism of the mili- tary regime and the suffering it has cauaed the Polish people. They fear that any premature accommo- dation between Jaruzelski and the W~t could shatter the resistance movement's morale. This isn't the first time the Europeans have tried to cool the administration's ·ardor. Even before the pope's visit, an inter- agency group headed by the State Department persuaded President Reagan to sign a secret options paper that would have allowed a conciliatory gesture toward Po- land at that time. The Europeans persuaded the administration to wait at least until after the papal visit. Now they're continuing to urge the White House not to rush into detente willy-nilly. FOXY FRITZ: Sen. Ernest "Fritz'' Hollings. D-S.C., is a shrewd businessman. no doubt about it. According to his income tax returns, which he made avail- able to me, the Democratic presi- dential hopeful made more than $1 million in the stock market last year. Between 1976 and 1980, Holl- ings bought 45,000 shares of stock in an electronics and machine-tool firm called Giddings and Lewis. He hung onto-the stock until the company merged last year; then he sold his shares for a grand total of $1,350,000. That left him with a tidy capital gain of more than a million. UNDER THE DOME: Capitol Architect George White laid out $71,578.26 for three marble and cherrywood "9eCurity desks'' In the fancy-shmancy Hart Senate Office Building. A scandalized Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., de- manded to know why, and got this gem of ba.fnegab from White: noo WASN'T JWlf OF nEDEAL/ / "The fundamental design prin- ciple for these security stations ... was that they should provide a level of appearance, quality and durability commensurate with the stature of the building and the need to endure." Baucus isn't satisfied; he wants an investiga- tion. -Two Manx cats, Abigail and Emily, have lived in Sen. John Melcher's office for yean. and when the Montana Democrat moved into the new Hart building, the tailless felines went along, but with evident misgivings. For -weeks they hid in the senator's inner office, and only recently have ventured out. One now beds down regularly in the office computer room, soothed by the electronic purrinl(. -Sen. Spark Matsunaga. D-Hawaii, likes to keep 'em happy at home. When a visiting consti- tuent presented the senator with a Vanda orehid lei and asked him to wear it on the Senate floor, as is the custom in the Hawaiian legis- lature. Matsunaga obligingly strolled onta the floor wearing the floral neck piece, and sat silently at his desk for five nunuteswhile lhe constituent beamed from the gal- lery -Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M ., and Gov. Toney Anaya both appeartd in the Santa Fe Rodeo Parade. Anaya rode a horse at the head of the parade, with Domenici right behind him In a firetruck. When Domenici threatened to flick on the siren, Anaya, w ho was his Democratic challenger In 1978. reacted with mock horror. shout- ing. "P lease don't scare my horse." Housing concerns state voters By THOMAS D. ELIAS Stinging reports from his pollsters have told Ronald Reagan that his single biggest weakness with the voters is lhe "fairness issue"-rnillions of Americans still perceive his policies as favoring the rich over the poor. Reagan's response: Overnight. he became a vocal advocate of fair housing. promising In his weekly five-minute radio address last week to put "real teeth" into enforcement of fair housing laws. Thoee are the laws forbidding diacrlminatlon in housing because of r •• sex, age or national ori~n. Fair housing activists could-be pardoned lf they were a bit incredulous when the president intoned that "We believe in the bold promiae that no per900 In the United State. should be denU!d full freedom of choice In lhe selection of housing." r CAllflRlll fDCUI -. Tbat WH qaJte a switch for a man who began opposing fair housing laws as early as 1964. when he backed Proposition 14, which aimed at repealing Call- fomia 's Rumford Fair Housing Act-the first California law ban- ning racial discrimination ln hous- ing. Reagan's side won: Prop- osition 14 pasaed, but it was later declared unconstitutional and a host of court decisions and new state and federal laws have since shored up the legal bars to discrimination. But thoee laws haven't come clOlle to ending blaa in housing. And Ronald Reagan ls one of the reuona. During bis tenure M governor, the state Fair Employment Prac- tices Commission. then the chief enforcer of the anti-diacriml.natlon laws, was kept on a short leash and a low-budget. The tt!SUlt durii)g Reagan's~ight years in Sacramen- to was that any significant fair housing enforcement had to be performed by privately funded, volunteer watchdog groups. Tben Reagan went to Washing- ton. And when he got there, a Justice Department civil righ ts division that had become activist during the four Jimmy Carter years suddenly wiu deactivated. ''The Department of Justice has been very weak in the housing area," David Landau, an Ameri- can Civil Liberties Union attorney, said after Reagan's radio speech. "l think they've brought two Ca8e9 In three years." That's only a slight exaggera- tion. This year, lhe civil righta division has filed three fair hous- ing lawsuits. That was one more than it had filed in the previous · two years oomblned. By contrast, the Justice Department filed 377 fair housing suita between 1968 and 1980 and was successful In 300 of them. The paucity of discrimination lawsuits under Reagan was es- pecially striking since it came •ta time when numbers of single parents were increasing and their complatnts of illegal discrimina- tion against children were added to the existing caseload of radal discrimination cases. And that load is not light: A 1979 report by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development found that black.s had a 72 percent chance of facin,g illegal diacrimim- tion each lime they aearched f« an apartment. 'ne Re .. u AdminiatraUon'a unspoken ~ WU clear, and the f)Olla show it wu undeJ'ltOOC:l; The president aided with land- lords who d.iacrlminated. But now Reagan says he really didn't mean to convey that ~· He suddenly wantt to chance the federal antl-blu laws to make lt eater for h1a Juatice Depal1ment to .ct on complainta. "We'd love to have the presi- dent on our aide after all thew yean," uld one l~ voJun. t8r (alr h0\l.l1ni woraer. INt eepedally In Callfomla, where R.Npn'a NCOnl on ta1r houall\a II Iona and unctt.t- fnlu,llhed, ., t..t. actJviata could be foflllwn U they viewed tu. D1W poeltJon u Utt.le more than pre.-lec:Uon polidca.l postwint. ._,,,'l/VT· trlt'lt .. I ftO"l <Jc )ti "1 f.t AM ..-:) ,,_. .-/.rrt Uj•J \ . , '" Auction item Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 47 Educator, adDlinistrator Lawr~nce T. Magee dies Funeral services tor noted educator and administrator Lawrence T. Magee, w ho died at Hoag Memorial Hospital Sunday at the age of 7 1, were to be held today at St. Andrews Presbyterian ' Church in Newport Beach. Magee, who was a history and psychology professor at Chapman and Saddleback colleges, is a fonner achool superintendent from Santa Cruz and Pico Rivera, where a junior high school was named for hlm . A long-tlme resJdent of Corona del Mar, Magee was born in Canada and raised in Santa Monica, where his family operated a market. He attended Ariz.ona State Univer- sity and later received a doctorate in education from the University of Southern California . He is survived by his wife, Georgiana; a daughter, Pam Larson, and two grandchildren . THE { 851-8350 .. ~·. ,\h 0(/Jt ,~ 49!-4262 Among the items donate d for the Ora nge County Olympic Auc tion is this model of the Lobster Spinne r vehicle fro m the film HBlade Runner." Designed by artist Syd Meade, the model is e lectrifie d and was used to film sequences in the film, which starred H a rrison Ford. It's one of many items donated for the auction, which will raise money to support training for U.S. Olympic athletes. The auction will be held at the Ne wporter in Newport Beach at 5 p.m. on Aug. 15. For tickets or information, cbntact Jacci Laue r at the Newporte r, 644-1700. DRAPERY CONNECTION Cuscom Draperies Ere. ... . ... Fur Your New Oucluok 40°/o SUMMER SALE &Oo/o OUR MILL CONNECTIONS, DECO RA TING EXPERTISE & CONSCIENTIOUS SPIRIT EQUAL 40-60% SAVINGS! SENSATIONAL SELECTION! PRECISE WORKMANSHIP! GUARANTEED -LOWHT EBTIMATEI Coyote spotted, cat disappears Bv GLENN SCOTT Of ... IW!y ,_ ·- Beverly Smith, who may be the latest Newport Beach resident to lose a cat, said today she has little doubt a coyote got it. In fact, she said a neigh bor on Port Trinity Place in the Harbor View Homes area spotted a coyote sauntering down the middle of the street about 2:30 «m. Monday. After what sounded like a cat fight, the coyote was seen running away with a black cat in its mouth, Smith said. The next morning, her 5-year-old black Maruc, Leonard, was gone . "We hear coyotes in the hills here but I certainly dJd.n't think they walked down the middle of the street," she said. "My message to other cat owners would only be to keep them home at night.'' Animal control officers working for the city Police Department say coyotes are not new , especially this time of year, to neighborhoods bordering vacant bluffs and hillsides. Huntington, Laguna theaters auditioning Two community theater groups have announced auditions for their first productions of the 1983-84 season. 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Avenue Oxnlfd: VJleyerd Ave. off the Venture Freeway, next Lone leeoh: Belflower Blvd.,~ ol the Sen Diego Fwy. AINmllr•l ..... &. at Pllm Avenue 10 the EIQlenede Shopping Centei Lont heoh: South St. betwHl'I CMny Ave. end l.Allflewood Blvd C°""a: Az.uee BM!. IOUl'I of Arrow Highway l en lemllrdlno: NOf1h 2 111 St. et Highllnd Ave Hun~ leeoh: AdM\1 Ave. et Broollhurlt 0"'8ft« Nori\ Moont1i1n Ave., juet ~of len lemllrdtno: 0rMQe Show Aofld. IUlt IMl of 1-1 l!IE Serr Bemtrdlno FrffW11)' Al Orange Coaat DAIL V PILOT /Thursday, July 21 , 1983 Low-cost senior housing site picked A half-acre paroel of city property adjacent to Laguna Canyon Road, which currently supports only a small eucalyptus grove, is the Laguna Beach Clty Council's choice for construcuon of rental units for older, low-income citizens. The council Tuesday night selected the Thurston Park parcel from among 11 sites under consideration for low-cost housing for aeniors. The council indlca ted its In ten ti on to provide the city-owned property to a public non-profit agency which would be fftj>On- Sible for constructing and rnanqing hou&ing for low-income aenion on the site. But first, the council wants to talk to residents In the area, especially thoee who reside in Thurston Park, to get their reaction to construction or about two doum rental units on the site. "The council wants to make sure the plan is aocept.able for residents, and to hear their concems about the project," laid Rob Clark, an assistant to the city manqer. Clark said the moat finandally pr9CUca1 plan would aee conatuctlon of 24 rental units on the parcel with 15 open parking 1pecee. Most of the apartments would be small efficiency units of 340 1quare feet. A few one--bedroom apartments of ie.. than 500 aquare feet would alao be conatructed, he said. File for college board election Advantages to the canyon lite, u opposed to 10 other locatlona Hated u poalbilitles, include cloee proximity to dty bus service; its location in a quiet residenUal neighborhood, and the fact the land haa no economic value to the city and can be made available free to non-profit developers. Candidates lntertested in running for three Coast Community College District board of trustees seats in the Nov. 8 election can now take out papers. Filing is done at the off ice of the Orange County Registrar or Voters, 1300-C S. Grand Ave., Santa Ana. Closing date for filing is 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12. In the Coast Community College Dis- trict. whieh oversees Orange Coast, Golden West and Coastline colleges, plus PBS television station KOCE Channel 50 in Huntington Beach, three board seats must be filled. Trustees represent various geo- graphic areas within the district. The seats that must be filled in the Nov. 8 election are for Area 2 (northern Fountain Valley and portions of Westminster and Garden Grove); Area 3 (Huntington Beach, south of &linger Avenue and west of Bushard Street), and Area 4 (portions of Huntington Beach, Cost.a Mesa and Foun- tain Valley. bounded by Bushard on the west, Fairview Road on the east and Warner Avenue on the north). To qualify for thP board, a candidate must be a registered voter in the area he or she would be representin~. Disadvantages Include the fact the property is in the flood plain and the site would have to be raised so units can be safely constructed. It is also adjacent to Laguna Canyon Road, so noise from vehicles on the road would have to be muffled. Council members will return next month with a report on current residents' reaction to the low<OSt rental housing project. Target cuts prices on Stock up 20 everyday basics for your family. 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Advertised prices good through Saturday, July 23. ®TARGET . -. l 11 ' I ' • I I THI CIAIT AID THI caum THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1983 WEDDINGS ERMA 80M8ECK ENTERTAINMENT 82 83 84 .. There was a new generation of Simon and Garfunkel fan& to join the grown-up children of the '60t to listen to the duo at their f int concert appearance in 13 years Tuesday night. Page 84. D a Fantastic Ray ••• From mohawk to punk rock, he cuts them all By SUSAN AVILA Of"IMDetrNMa ... Need a quick haircut? Fantastic Ray, the barber of Costa Mesa, can snip you into a flattop in less than has been kno\vn to cut people's intials into their hair, said the secret to his poeularity with kids is his aim to please attitude. "The Ray said he has no reser- vations about giving kids mohawks or shaving their heads because it is just a fad. ''These kids just want who came in here and I cut his hair short. After that he said his whole energy came back and he felt better about everything." published 11 books on women's fashion. three minutes. .. Well, at least he could have in 1956 when he won the record for the fastest flattop in Florida. Now Ray takes just one or two more minutes to ensure the cut's quality. 'The younger ones like me because I cut it any way they want it, not the w~y I want it.' Fantastic Ray's real name is Ray Bradely. He got his nickname from customers praising his work. "Every time I would tum a customer around (to see the finished cut) they'd say that's fantas- tic. It just stuck." He used to specialize in women's high-fashion hair- dos and now still cuts women's hair for only a dollar more Than he charges his barber shop regulars. "I charge more because I usually have to use a curling iron." younger ones like me be- cause I cut it any way they want it, not the way I want it," he said. people to n otice them more." Deir-....... Ray's most faithful cus- tomers are the surfer kids who will wait hours to get one of his special flattops, buzz cuts or mohawks. Sometimes the kids re- quest haircuts that he thinks are wild. "One boy asked me to shave the initials of his high school in his hair and he wound up having to wear a hat to school because the principal didn't approve." Parents don't complain about the haircuts, accord- ing to Ray, because they are so happy to see their chil- dren in short hair again. Ray likes the shorter hair too because it looks neater and healthier. He doesn't pretend that the f.lattop is an easy style to cut. "It takes experience. It is one of the hardest haircuts if you don't know what you are doing with it," he said. You can't make an ap- pointment to get your hair cut by Ray and that's the way he wants it. "One of the reasons kids wait so long for my haircuts is becauseit is d o n e o n a first-come-first-serve basis. Any other way would have the kids fighting over who got here first." Fantastic Ray, the fastest clippers in the West. The 52-year-old ba,rber, who looks more like some- body's kindly grandfather than the flashy stylist who . Ray remembers a cus- tomer whose outlook changed after a shorter hair- cut. "I had a punk rocker And Ray's got that ex- perience. He has been cut- ting hair for 33 years and has Hundreds of sun worshippers and beach ' goers gather at the Balboa Pier for concert. Concert at 9ler Music for beach crowd Three years ago, the Balboa bandahell that now is cent.erst.age to weekend music celebrations had a date with the junkyard. A monument to the nation's bicentennial, the bandshell fell victim to vandals. lta wooden railings were used for firewood by beachgoers and the structure slowly started to vanish. The city, which viewed the dilapidated guebo at the foot of the Balboa Pier as an eyesore, decided it would rip down what little of the bandahell remained. But a group of Balboa citizens had another idea. They wanted to save the bandahell. They did. Today-rimmed with vandal-proof iron raillnga and concrete steps -the bandshell is being put to use each Sunday for a sununer-long series of music events known as Concerts by the Sea. This is the second summer the concerts have been st.aged. The first concert of the season was a lat.in flavored jazz combo led by Pancho Sanchez. The concerts will continue each Sunday through Sept 5, alternating from Big Band sounds to country and west.em mwiic to pop classics. This Sunday will bring the Big Band sounds of the Orange Coast College Big Band. The concert, free to the public, begins at 6 p.m. The series of seaside concerts are sponaored by the Balboa Improvement Association, the group that spearheaded the drive to save the bands.hell in the first place. The city also puts up money for the concerts . The concert last week had a definite latin flavor, while this week's con- cert will feature the big band sound of the OCC band. The seaside concerts are sponsored by the Balboa Improvement Associa- tion. Some people enjoy the beat so much they can't help dancing. W altress has to pay ••• There ought to a law against deadbeats DEAR "ANN LANDERS: I un IJtill burning, tit.hough it'• been .everal days since I read that letter from the irate father whoee waib'ell daughter had $70 deducted from her paycheck when a party of five ctu.elera walked out of the restaurant without paying their bill. The writer signed hlm8elf "Mad Dad ln Radne.'' Here ln Con.nectJcut we have a state law that protects a wait.er or wait.re99 from such unfair labor pl"llCttces. Even if there la no such law In Wi9oonlln, I certalnly would advile that yoonc girl to take her complaint to the labor relatJona board there. It la not pomible for a hwy waitnm to keep her eye on ffYttY CUltomer, •- pedally if lhe ii eervtnc leYel'a1 tables. Seventy dol.lan la a IJ'Mt deal of money for a ha.rd-working girl to loee - esped.ally through no fault of her own. 'n..e owner of the establlshment la better equipped to abeorb the lam. and he certainly should do lt. Pleue print th1a letter ln cue others are being almUarly ripped off. -MA VEN IN NEW HA VEN DEAR MAVEN: Yoa uve made u escelleat polat. Tllaakl for aa eJe-opeaer. DEAR ·ANN LANDERS: I am flnally dn.ti-freel After eight years of ptting high I 1ave ft up and am ree.lly happy for the f.lnt time ln my life. All the while I was partying 1 never t.boucht of my.elf u a junkie. I wun 't h\ll'tlni my.ell or anyone el.le (I kept Mying), althQUCh the evidence WU atar- ina me rt1ht ln the face. l>eople who think pot la hannle. and -, not addictlve are cruy. 1 couldn't live without it. I didn't know it at the time, but marijuana ata)'I In your body a month lit.er you've smoked a joint. Wlth <.'Onltarlt anokina it keeps bu.lldiJ18 up. When thla happena, the dn&I takea over your We. I spent ef&ht yews pftnc off -not ICCIOlnPliahlnc one damn thin<· What a foollwu! It wu Mrci pttinc off and took several months before I came out of the fot. But I'm blick in 1ehool, facinl my pl.'Obleml l.nst.etld of ptting atoned and avoiding them. I ~ dreamed I could have such view and eo much energy! I feel alive for the fint time In years and love it. Tell the world, Ann! -FREE AT LAST IN HOLLYWOOD DEAR FREE: Yoa did -ud more effecdvely Uaaa I ever eoald. 1'Mak1, ,,. .... DEAR ANN LANDERS: What do you think of bechelor ahowera? Our neigh- bor's son la aettina married next week. My wife la Invited to a shower fot the bride and I ha\19 been Invited to a lhower for the p-oam. 11M 11d'1 father la puttina it on. When I .ud what I wa1 expecied to briN. I WM ..... "Joe la~ at both the hie ~ltonl on Main St. Oo ln and you'll .. pl.nty of ~ that a IUY needl ~the ho\.e,'' . Ia th1a a new fad, or what? I have never heard of it before. -ROCKFORD, ILL .. ANN READER DEAR ROCK! I WU lt'1 a alfty Wea. ne best ,.,.. •• au1 , .. cu , .... 1arse .. mber •f Items &Ml are eaaadal to every llHldold ud ~ eosl la very modeal. It la far more HU.Ible Uaaa Mme of &M9e 1tq pardet I MU' .... , nere everybody 1et1 1maaed. It'1 not always eay to ~ love, e9p«IAl.J.y the lint time NOW>Cl. Acquaint yowwll with tM ...,ideltna 11..d Ann lAndBI' boolcJet. ''Love or Su and How fO 7W1 the Dl/t.rence. '' JW a copy. maiJ 5'J I cenmand a ""'6 . ..u~ en~ with your ~uest llO AM Landen. P.O. Bolt JIM,~ DJ. 80SJJ. ------- .. • . i .. ··--------------- Ila Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. July 21, 1983 Wedding Phillips-Koeller IVY'S LEAGUE SUMMER SALE Mrs. Phillips I ' .• Weddings & ~· ·~;!-·· Engili1ements The Daily Pilot wants your wedding and engagement news. To help you submit the required information, forms are available at the Daily Pilot office, 330 W. Bay St., Ca.sta Mesa. For weddings, only a black and white photo of the bride is acceptable. Sn apsh ots, Polaroid and color ph otos can't be used. The ph oto must be submitted n o later than three weeks after the wedding, oth erwise if will not be published. Engagemen t inlorma ti on is to be submitted at least seven weeks before the wedding. Forms and photos can be dropped off at the office or mailed to the Editorial Department, Daily Pilot, P . 0. Box 1560, Ca.sta Mesa, Calif. 92626. ~71cVSA 55 7-284 7 696 RandOIPh Ave. Uve on Stage! "- The MUllcol Extraveganzall 5 e;tef . i; ·· 'v an t P.M. THURIDAYS-SATUROAYS. July21. 2t,30,Aug.4, 5,6 7 P.M. SUNDAYS, July )1 & A119. 7 2 P.M. SATURDAYS, July 30 6 Aug. IS RESERVED SEATS se.oo Fri ' S.• E•H $4.00, Tlwn & Sun EvH, Set Met ORANGE COAST COLLEGE ROBERT 8. 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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips of San Diego are parents of the bridegroom. The new Mrs. Phillips ls a senior at use where she is affiliated with Pi Beta Phi. She is also employed with Home Savings of America. The bridegroom re- ceived his masters degree in petroleum engineer- ing from USC . Mrs. Falzon Falzon-Petersen The Anaheim Hyatt Garden was the setting for the June 25 wedding of Cynthia Sue Petersen and John Joseph Falzon. Afterwards the new- lyweds departed for their honeymoon in Puer~ Vallarta, Mexico. They. have established a home m El Toro. The bride is the daughter of Donald and Patricia Petersen of Huntington Beach. The bridegroom, an employee of AJpha Beta Company. Inc., is the son of ~uel and Josephine Falzon of New York City. 189.99 Our to..-pric• ~ COl1w1~• 64 home computer with bulll·ln MK RAM memory. 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Lone IMc:t!t South St between Chelry Av• and l.akeWOOd Blvd Co.tne: Azusa Blvd sooth of Arrow HIQhwt1y Sen lern1rdtno: NOfth 21 at St 01 Hlghi.w:J Avo Huntlntton ... ch: Ad9ma Ave 111 BrOOl<hufst Ontario: Nol1t\ Movnt8on Ave iust eoutn of Sen lefnerdlno: Or11noo Show Roner 1111~1 I Ol I 1 SE · Slrl 8etnwdtn0 F1eewav . : \ ~~~~~~~~--~ ....... ------~~~ llMA IOMllCI ·-... ~ back on it, my entire life changed the first holiday I was allowed to eat at Grandma's "big table." Up until then, I could only speculate on what it waa like to be an adult by listening from the kitchen and occasionally getting a glimpee of them as Grandma's sw inging door thumped in and out. Then one Easter, when I was 13, G randma pointed to a vanity bench brought down from her bedroom that was sandwiched in between my mother and an uncle, and said, "You can sit at the big table." It was awful. They passed thinp and took a little bit of everything whether they liked it or not ... juat to be polite. They never laughed with food in their mouths even when something waa funny and needed laughing at. When they talked, they argued usually about thingl they couldn't do anything about ... the Germans marching into CzechO&lovakla and the high cost of living. They had a real thing about napkins and dabbed the comers of their mouths when there waa nothing there. With every bite, they looked depressed '1Uld kept saying, "I shouldn't be eating th.is. My weight, you know." Everyone was always shooing the dog away from the table and saying, "Go away, I just washed my hands." Sometimes when the door swung open I could hear the rest of the kids in the kitchen laughing and screamina. I knew 130 Savings! Personal Automatic T.elephone Answerer ouoFONE" TAo-110 by I• Radio Shack 5995 Cut Reg. 89.95 Stop missing important calls! Records up to 40 incoming mes· sa~s. Simple, two-lever operation. Dual-cassette system makes it easy to change your greeting or store n;iessage tapes" Call Monitor lets you screen callers when you re at home. With greet· ing and message tapes. #43-245 my cousin Billy was blacking out his front teeth with black olives and acting crazy. And my cousin Pat waa ecraplng the greue with her spoon for hunks of chicken that stuck to the skillet. When they wanted seconds, they juat broual\t the potato the table and ate what was left with the big spoons still in them. Someone would belch and they'd laugh unUJ someone choked and had to be hlt on the back. Then they'd hit back and aomeone would start a fight with cold maahed potatoes and Grandma would say, "If you kids don't settle down out there, I'm going to make you all go outaide." Every Easter Sunday I think about the big table. It never changes ... only the name of the war changes and the names of the adults. 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IM Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT /Thursday, July 21, 1983 Simon and Garfunkel ••• Backtogetheragain ~t£!P~~LVIN AKRON, Ohio -A new generation of Simon and Garfunkel fans pined the grown-up children of the '60s to lilt.en to the "Sounds of Silence" and other hita aa the two launched their ' Simon and Garfunkel dur- ing Tuesday's concert in Akron, Ohio. first American concert tour in 13 years. "It's good to be home," Paul Simon told a near-capacity crowd of 37,000 at Tuesday's concert at the Rubber Bowl. Backed by a slick 11-piece band, Simon and Art Garfunkel performed 26 songs, mostly golden oldies, begin- ning with their 1970 single "CeclJia" and continuing for two hours before concluding with the "Sounds of Silence" as their third encore. The enthusiastic opening-night crowd applauded all numbers, even when Simon backed away from the microphone laughing after muffing the words to "Old Friends." "This is about as dose as you can come to recapturing what we had In the '60s," said Mike Burton, 31. "The Beatles are gone. The Rolling Stones have changed. But Simon and Gar- funkel still have some of that old feeling." The presentation w as similar to Simon and Garfunkel's 1981 reunion concert in. New York's Central Park, which attracted nearly 500,000. The duo introduced three new songs: "Song About the Moon," a slow, bluesy rock tune; "Allergies," with a s~ady, disco beat, and "Think Too Much.' the title track of an album planned for release in September. ·.They aJso added a verse to "T he Boxer," drawing applause when they concluded the song with the words." ... after changes, we are more or less the same." The 19-city tour will take them to Toronto on Thursday and to the Silverdome in Pontiac, Mich., on 'uooa~~(§:~ AlIEllW STARTS TOMORROW .-IUf.MA P'Mll COSTA MHA I.A HUM /OIWIGll . WHT111NSTER Pacific s Sueoa Park Eawan!S Harbof Twin A>M:. Fasht00 Sou.Jre Paoflc's <l!inOl' Oove·ln Eowaros Cinema Wes1 Onve-ln 821~70 631 3501 691 0633 634 9361 891·393S COSTAMEIA El TOMI OMNGf ORANGt ;'~~:~.'fo E<twards Br1s101 EdWards SaodleNCk ANA. Olanoe Mall UA Ctly Cinema "° ...... , """"'"• $4().7444 581·5880 637-0340 634 3911 '"" """"°•<R .. r•• No other newspaper brings you more of your city council, planning commission, school and college districts and county government than the Daily Pilai Friday, and ends Aug. 30 ln Boulder, Colo. The singers, both 41, w ere boyhood frienda ln Forest Hllls, N.Y ., when they made their first top 40 hit, "Hey School Girl.'' under the names of Tom and Jerry. At a news conference Monday, Simon said the success of the duo's Central Park show and their 1982 tour of Japan, Europe, Australia and New Zealand inspired them to put together the American tour. They separated 8B performers in 1970, but recorded the single "My Little Town" together ln 1975. 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GUMOUT PRODUCTS . ·-.,,,, u II .... :-..:··-............ .. err CARBURETOR • FUEL SYSTEM CLEUER aoz. 84t 12 oz. 1 09 Add aom• to the 901 to clean tbe carb. get the gunk out of the fuel ty1tem. and put a am lie on your car' 1 grille. JET SPUY CARBURETOR • CBOIE CLEDER I 2 9 130Z . Watch the gum go and vam i1h vanl1h from the carb and choke. (1 can 1till remember my coll-si• daya-all~ of them.) STEAM EIGllE CLEUER DD DECREISER 97cl60Z. Spray on a bot engine (preferably your own), let 111lt and I.hen bole the grime. off. Great on grill1 too. nRST ALERT FAMILY PROTECTION p SYSTEM 7 .7 77 /fBA!mJ CLUB: SH00-088 Battery operated. wlreleH ay1tem aound1 off and light a up when a prot9Cted door le opened. Can be npcmded for amok• and gen det9Cto11. 2 39 1!/1 LIS. A good kick In the root• with th le c:oac.otrat4Mi ahaff. Pick ffouM PIGDt Food. lloeaom looeter, Deep Q,..n or a....uJ hrpoee. • I , . I I \ I 4 I 8 011 PLYWOOD ' J I '~ I I V." 1277 V." 1677 11 ,, Grooffd 2" 2 2 77 I' 4 OD center ¥." 357' A1 far a1 plywood go .. (which 11 about 8 f-t here), thl1l11ome of the better 1tuU. (Some men are bom green. otbe11 achieve It. pnd 10me thruet greatneH upon themHlHa). 52'' CEILING FANS -- MARCO POLO Not just a pretty face. it moves the air, too. Antique braBB finish. hardwood cane blades. variable speed reversible motor and light kit. OR HEIRLOOM Bright braBS or Antique Braaa finish, 3 speeds with pull chain operation. Use the natural wood aide of blades or stencil design 'ide~ YOUR CHOICE 6977 DELUXE HEIRLOOM 99•• 3 speed reversing motor and S blades for a closer 1bave. Wafnut blades are natural one aide, cane inserts on the other. MONARCH CEMENT MIXER .12 7 77 #1lXB2 Mixe1 3cu. h. of dry etuJJor2 cu. ft. of w•t et\&Jf (a g iant omelette?). baa becny •t-l abell. ca1t Iron bowl bottom and belt dr!H . v, IP JIOTOI 4 7 77 nm m 14 77 •· ALLTRIDE ROLL-IWIY TOOL CIUH wna TDEE DRAWER CHEST 3777 8olM cS.al here. A cabinet with adju1table 1heU and peg hook door (with booka eYen). and the chHt to hag a.roWMI. too. • • ·I ... ~ I ·I i . . . ~ " "' ,,, ... ~ .... I n. 9/1& I 4 DOG EARED CEDAR FEICllli 594 lick back cmd admire yo\lr dog ea.red fence on a dog day cdtenaooa wbll• you grlll the hot doge and dogpaddJe acroe• the pool. SID CllllS WDIDCllll 6 88 .5120 Hit tbe b.ach and plop dowa lD tl:ala U Y.'' bitb. mulU-coloNcl chair wltb 5 JC 3 JC 3 wide webe. TDCEBllE 11-llCI DUCK ClllB 1888.s"' 29" high. with to\lgh •lnyl coated polyeeter duck material and hardwood arm a. (I uaed to ll•• tbere. the Hardwood Anna.) ELLWOOD 4 PC. Pino SET WITH PADS 9988 It you 're tired of 1baring yow picnic with the vermin. check out thl1 redwood •talned Ml with yellow or chocolate pada. s n. BEACH UMBRELLA 6 88 #112 CLUB: LSST + T Great Idea to k-p from getting fried. (Some beachH are IO packed. S ft. wUl mean you're in tomeone elM • 1 aun.) SUIBEIM DELUIE DUAL BURNER CART-STYLE GAS liRD.L 18988 #3473 Lotta featurH: "Llte-A-Matlc" lgnltor, Fuel S.ntry. lull-vue glaH window, 2 redwood 1ide tabl ... and other goodl ... 40.000 BTU'•· MURRAY MEI'S 26" OR GIRLS' 24" MONTEREY CRMSERS YOUR CHOICE 6777 #5013 OR #5020 Balboa ha1 more of th•H bikH than pede1trian1. Flam blue Unllb with comlort 1addle. foam grip• and whltewall1. TUCK CLEAR PICllliE SEILING TAPE 88 t 2".SS YDS. I loH getting packag .. fn the mall. The be1t part i1 trying to figure out what all the piecH wer• before It wa a malled. DDfETrE SETS 5 PC. DUBllGO 99•• I ring on the 4at•. FIH piece meana you get a 31" x 48" table and 4 fawn colored uphol1tered chair1. 7 PC. IOllmL SET 12a•• 31" x IO" table and 8 Sstnd Latino colored \lpholatered chalrw. More elbow room (get ·em off the table. J\llllor). CLIDDEI SPIED LO-LUSTRE Good latex •DCllMI for thla wall• and trim. wlthO\lt that wet look. Cbooee OIMI Alltlq\M White. Off Whit• or baelc White White. OR CLllDD IPID YELm llUIE PlllT Non wlllte ehdf at the good ptlc9. (Th.,.'•oM man who CGDmanyMftlOl ....... and ..W a.. •lafle, cmd that'• a alallW.) YOUR CHOICE 7 77 GAL _ .. M Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Thursday. July 21. 1983 ~,~m-n ,------------------------------------------.t--------------------------------------1 l l MOV If ~ fOl MOVIE S~" **"" "~y Ill" (1982) Syl'IG$191 ~ S1attone, Cail Wealhers. • rzl MOVIE M • * • "Lord 01 fhe Flies" ( 1963) ~ James Aubrey. TomChapln EVEHIHG l .. ~«J- WOHDER WOMAN BJ/l080 S.W.A.T. HAWAII AVE.O I OVEAEASY AMEAICAN GOVERNMENT (l)C8SNEWS ~~~EfllOM CBmW.PARI< OMOVIE ••·~ "The End 01 August'' (19S21 Lilja Sli.ala, David Ma1shall Granl. -8:06-m ORANGE COONTY TOOAY -8:30-fD Dia( CAVETT (R) 81) UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR Cl) NEWS !Ill BAAHEY MILLER CD FELONY SQUAD CCJ MOVIE •• •·~ "Monty Python And The Holy Grall" ( 19741 Graham Chap- man, Jolln Cleese. ®MOVIE • • "B<ealtthrough" ( 1979) Richard Bul1on, Rod Steiger -7:00- ecasNEWS DNBCNEWS GKUNGFV 8ABCNEWSO G POLICE WOllAN (I) NEWS • THAEFS COMPANY I JOKER'S WILD 8USIESS REPORT 8.9 MOTOAWEEI< Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE !Ill BARNEY MILLER -7:30--IJ 2 OH THE TOWN D FAMILY FEUO DEYEOHL.A. • ()HE OAYAT A TIME Cl) Cl) TIC TAC OOUOH fD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 81) errs. BYTES ANO BUZZWAROS ®l YOU ASKED FOR IT m MOVIE • • "This Woman Is Mine" 11941) Fran~I Tone, Carol Bruoe. -8:00-11 (I) MAGNUM. P.1. DFAME UMOVIE •*'Ii "Cutler's Trail" ( 1969) John Gavin. Marisa Pavan. D l11JMOV1E * • • "The Return Ot The King" I 1980) Animated OMOVIE ••'Ir "Jubal" (1956) Glenn Ford, Ernest BOrgnine. (!) TWILIGHT ZONE • P,M. MAGAZINE «!)MOVIE • • • "Winchester '73" ( 19501 James Stewart, Shelley W1n1ers. fl1) SNEAK PREVIEWS '1i> INSIDE ORANGE COUNTY tCl MOVIE ••;, "Big Bad Mama" !1974) Angle Dickinson, William Shatner. (H)MOVIE * * 'h "The Soldier" ( 1982) Ken Wahl, William Prloce. IS)MOVIE • •• "Body Heat" (1981) William Hurt. Kathleen Turner. 0MOVIE • • 'h "The Gambler" ( 1980} Kenny Rogers. Lee Purcell. -8:30- (!) CHARLIE'S ANGELS • INSIGHT ti)NUMEROUHO '1i) SNEAK PREVIEWS ~FAMILY FEUD Mirror image 1 Hill Street Blues' seen as authentic Bv FRED ROTHENBERG •W'f .............. NEW YORK -Whether they,re on the beat, under cover or pushing paper, every Thursday night, cope 8ClalS America happily bring their work home with them -they watch "Hill Street Blues." In interviews with seve ral men and women in blue, the consensus was that NBC's award -winning police serial is so realistic it's like raising a mirror to their owns jobs, experiences and feelin~ That contrast£ with what Officer Ed Hagerty calls "the supennan show s, such as 'Starsky & Hutch.' If guys ever busted into apartmen ts ~d did things like they did , they'd be in trouble with Internal Affairs." "I think 'Hill S treet' is entirely authentic, even the internal-affairs investigations, corruption and brutal cops," said Bill Genet, a New York City policeman for 12 years and now financial secretary of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association. You mean Sal Benedetto, the sadistic detective whoee slimy hands were caught in the till, exists outaide Hollywood? "Oh, yes. Oh, yes," said Genet. Hagerty, a veteran New York City cop and now the PBA's recording secretary, said he knows everybody on "Hill S treet." ''It shows things basically as they are -the human side, the humor,· the banter about sex and sports," he said. "Doesn't everybody talk about sex and sports?" Chris Sweeney, a policewoman in Madison, Wis., and now the department's media liaison, sees herself in Lucy Bates (Betty Thomas), the no-nonsense street cop. "She's the real thing," Sweeney said. "Angie Dickinson (who starred in 'Police Woman') was so off base." Sweeney likes the way Lucy is human and , almost, one of the boys. "She's not a pin-up Miss America. She wears the same uniform as the men and even wears her equipment correctly. "I also like the way she deals with her alleged ineffectiveness. She takes that and gives it right back. She can take a joke, but didn't like it when they pre.ented her with a belly-dancer on he.r birthday." Sweeney knows from the inside the part about women, by sexual definition , being incapable of handling a so-called man's job. When she was hired in 1975, she was one of four women officers. "I once went to a domestic dispute," Sweeney said, "and the wife answered the door by saying: •y es dear, but I asked for an officer.' I've also been identified asa meter maid and a crossing monitor. Can you imagine, a cn:aing monitor who carries a gun?" Lucy doesn't do too much rough-and-tumble stuff, leaving that for h er male colleagues. That also rings true. "What she lacks in physical size, she makes up in negotiating skill," Sweeney said . "You learn to be a very good talker. She represents that fairly." Sweeney'• favorite character is th e grungy-but-cuddly Mick Bel.ker (Bruce Weitz), who is known for his flying tackles and colorful language . "He behaves like a lot of us wish we could on the street," ahe said. "We wish we could say 'dirtbag' and 'dogbreath,' but we have to say 'ma'am' and 'sir."' Sweeney a1IO remembers the emotion of Belker celebrating ChrUtmaa alone with his TV eet. "They aee people as humans, who have families, divorces and drinking problema," she said, comparing "Hill Street" with fantasy police ahows such aa "CHiPs," "where the Greek goda are swinging' sin8les who go out and play, without a care in the world, after duty hours." SUNDAY SWAP MEET Every Sunday, I a.m. • 3 p.m. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Fsi"'•ew & Arlington. Costa MeH ADMISSION FREE FR•• PARKING Ill AUTO SWAP• LIVE ENrERTAINMENT 85% NON-COMMERCIAL COLLECTIBLES, GARAGE SALE ITEMS FOOD • PRODUCE •FRESH BAKED GOODS Af\ITIOUES • CRA FTS • BARGAINS GALORE l•IOtlMAnGN -(7t4) 888•8880 •• *'" "Macbeth" (1911) Jon Hnch, Francese• Annla. Olrtcted by Roman Polansltl. -t.00-IJ ()) SIMON & SIMON I~ GM4E A 8AfAI( fl!I SAUDI ARABIA G> MASTERPIECE THEATRE CO J DIANA fl088 LIVE FAOM CENTRAl PARK -9:30- D QtCHEERS CD MOVIE *; * •,; "A Double Ute" 11947) Ronald Cotman, Signe Jiasso CD THE VIRGINIAN Ct ) MOVIE •••,; "Beach Girls" (1982) Oeb<a Blee, Val Kline. lH) HOT NECESSARll. Y THE NEWS -10:00-e Cl) KNOTS I.ANDING D la Hill STREET BLUES BGe·«l)NEWS • !YJ) 20 /20 8l) DtAMONOS IN THE SKY Oi> MUROER MOST ENGLISH (}l)MOVIE • "Tarzan, The Ape Man" (19811 R1Ghard Harris, Bo Oete«. I$ l DIANA ROSS LIVE FROM CEHTRAl PARK UMOVIE • • "Six Pack" (1982) Kenny Rog- ers. Diane Lane. -10:30- CI) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS -11:00-e D fJ Cl) ®l Qt NEWS U SATURDAY NIGHT 0 IH SEAACH OF ... e THE JEFf'ERSONS Cl) BEHNY HIU fli) BUSINESS REPORT Oi) THE PALLISERS 01)700ClUB (C)MOVIE *•'tr "Escape From New York'" (1981) Kurt Russell, Adrienne Bar· beau. (Q.) LOVING AllENOS AND PERFECT COUPLES <Zl MOVIE • * "Six Pack" ( 1982) Kenny Rog- ers. Diane Lane. -11:30-e Cl) TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. U "19J T~ D l11J ABC NEWS NIOHTUNE I YOO ASKED FOR IT OOOCOOPl.E -~o ~TEMPORARY HEALTH (OJMOVIE * • "loura's Toy" (1978) RebeG'• Brooke, Erle E<hward• -12:00- • ENTERT AINM£NT TOHIGHT GMOVIE • * • "Oh. Men! Oh. Womeol" ( 195 7) Tony RandaU. Gloget Roget6 (!) INOEPENOENT NETWORK NEWS eMOVtE **'h "Ul\dilf The Yum Yum Tree" t 1963) Jack Lemmon, Carol lynley. CHJMOVIE • • "Grease 2" ( 1982) Maxwell Caulfield, Michelle Pfettter. {$)MOVIE • • "Summer Lovers" (1982) Daryl Haona.h, Peter Gallaghel. UMOVIE • * *'h "Montenegro" ( 1981) Susan Anspach, Erland Josepnson, -12:30-u QJ LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID ~ D l1tJ OHE OH OHE (I) ZANE GREY THEATER Cl) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 01) ORAHGECOUNTYTOOAY -12:40-e ()) MCCLOOO -12:45- (Cl MOVIE • • 'h "Beau Pere" ( 1981) Palri<;k Oewaere. Ariel Bes6e -1:00-e JOEL GREY LIVI! DMOVIE * * • "The {9ln Robbers" 11973) Jolln Waynt, Ann·M11gret. CJ J MOVIE ** ~ "Red Oust" ( 19321 Clark Gable, Jell\ Ha11ow Cl) MOVIE H I,\ "Black Gokf' (1963) PhiHI) Carey, Diane ~Bain. ®I ENTVIT AIHMEHT TONIGHT mOENESCOTT <ZlMOVIE * * ~ "Student Bodies" {1981 I Kns· ten Riter, Matthew Goldsby. -1:15- ( OJ EVERYTHING GOES -1:30- u I.HI NBC NEWS OVE~T -1:35- UMOVIE * * "Penitentiary" ( 1980) Leon Isaac; Kennedy. 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OUR Bl& SUMI R Sale SAVE UP TO &0% OR IORE NAME BRAND SPORTSWEAR FOR WOMEN AND MEN SKIRTS, PANTS, BLOUSES, TOPS, JACKETS, DRESSES, BRUNCH COATS, FORMFIT PANTIES, SUMMER GOWNS , GRASSHOPPER SHOES FOR MEN: SPORT SHIRTS, DRESS SHIRTS, SLACKS UP TO 203 OFF ON MUNSINGWEAR and INTERWOVEN SOCKS CREDIT CARDS: Visa -MasterCard -American Express - Carte Blanche -Diners Where Harbor Meets Newport Blvd. SINCE 194' Hours: Dally 9:30-6:00 CloMd SundaY" M~ARTMaNT 8TOR& 1111NIWPOllT91.VD. CoeTA mM 14 mo "tar'.' 11 mg n1coune av per c1gareue. by FTC method , __ _ .. _ Sax still • plagued by errors PITI'SBURGH (AP) ~ Steve Sax saw the error of his ways. "I just played a terrible game,'' Sax said after mishandling two ground balls Wednesday night, setting the stage for five Pit- tsburgh runs in a 7-3 Pirates' victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Pirates, 6 1h games out of the National League F.ast. lead only 13 days ago, took over first O• TJ' t.al.lat Claanael 11 at 4:S$ pl.ace by a fraction of a percentage point over the St. Louis Cardinals. Sax, the National League's All-Star second baseman, mis- played a first inning grounder by Tony Pena and could only get a force out at second. "It was a perfect double play ball," said Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda. That allowed Dale Berra, the hottest hitter on baseball's hottest team, 10 come to bat. Sax has committed 26 of the Dodgers' 108 errors this season, many on overthrows of seemingly routine ground balls. Every grounder, every throw has be- come an adventure, and Sax ad- mitted the erratic fielding is be- ginning to wear on him. "I've had some tough times this year. Everything has been really magnified, I guess." he said. "Every time I pick up a ball, everybody's throwing the ball with me. There's a lot of atten- tion." llllJPllat THURSDAY, JULY 21 , 1983 A field of 1,200 has been enter.ed BUSINESS CS STOCKS C6 COMICS C7 for lronman Triathlon in HQwaii. Page C2. The Ra1111 mixed it up with the Dallas Cow- boys Wednesday at Cal State Fullerton. The scoreboard was quiet, but on the field it was for real. The Rama' Johnnie Johnson loreed a.n incompletion for Cowboy Johnathan~ McKee (2 at left), wJi!le John Thomp&0n ( 89) did some catching •d Erie Dickenon (29) ran -and fell. .... .... -......._,'--._.. Robinson gets a good look Rams' scrimmage with Dallas gives the coach new insight ByCURTSEEDEN Oflllelllllr ......... Coach John Robinaon watched his team scrimmage with the Dallas Cowboys for more than 2 'A h0un in the 90-degree heat at Cal State Fullerton Wednesday and afterward proclaimed: "Next year, I'll achedule one of thoae every three daya." The new Rama coach isn't out to punish his players, however. "It's a great way to pcactice. You really get to look at people and see if they like to play,'' Robimon noted. And Robinaon received several indica- tions Wedneaday that hia people like to play. For instance: •Rookie running back Eric Dicltenon dodaed and weawcl Im way to 49 ywda on ..vencarriel. includinla25-yardromp. It waa the first time Robimon and company bed an opportunity to aee Dickenon in simulated game action since he arrived at camp. •Barry Redden acored .the Rama' only touchdown on a one-yard plunge and picked up 32 yards on four carries. The Rama' No. 1 picklutyear, whowassidelinedwithanearly injury, had an 18-yard nm to hia credit Wednelday. •Reeerve quarterback Jeff Kemp tolidi- fied his position aa the backup to Vince Ferragamo by completiJli 5 of 10 pames for 102 yards, including a 53-yard connection with John Thompeon. •John Thompeon's catch was similar to a hookup in a paaaingacrimmage last week with San Diego, leaving Robimon to note: "I like the way he's come in here. I like him." •Injury-pJacued Howard Canon was a standout on defeme. The inside linebacker, li&lled •a free ..-nt three yean..,. is al80 e~ to .e Ktion on the special teams. "I have a Ol"OWiJd respect e.ch day for Howard ear.on."r. RObhWon said. Meanwhile, Kemp said he was happy with his pefonnance in the scrimmage and admitted this is a big year for him. "I'm really looking forward to the eeaaon -it's a chance I've been waiting for,'' Kemp sa1d. "I love to throw the ball. I'm just looking foWlt,l'd to going out there and making things happen." Noted Robinson: "I like the way Kemp h.8 played for us. He's intelligent and he can throw the ball. We're just trying to give him as much experience as we can." Dickerson. of coune, was the center of attraction and one big reuon there waa standing room only around the Cal State Fullerton football field . There were no aerioua injuries in the full contact acrimmage. Kemp suffered a bl'uised thigh and Redden had a minor groin pull. Allio on hand was owner Georgia Frontiere, who returned from London Tue9- day night with a sprained left ankle and was walking with the help of a cane. Cannon's honors dropped . NEW YORK (AP) -Former teammates and membel"I of the college football Hall of Fame were saddened by the an- nouncement that Billy Cannon will not be inducted into the Hall becauae of his guilty plea in a recent counterfeiting scheme. Cannon, 4c5, a two-time All-American running back from Louisiana State, was elected to the Hall last February and had been scheduled to be inducted in a ceremony here Dec. 6. But on Wednesday, Vincent Draddy, board chainnan of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame, issued a two-sentence an- nouncement through a spokes- man here. "A.1' a result of Dr. William Cannon's recent plea of guilty to a felony charge, he will not be inducted to the foundation's Col- lege Football Hall of Fame," the statement said. It also said the 10 other coaches and players elected would be inducted. Cannon, the 1959 Reisman Trophy winner who became an orthodontist aft.er 10 years in the pros, was supported by fomler teanunatee Warren Rabb and Tonuny Neck. "I feel like he deserved to be in the Hall of Fame and there may have been other waya to do things," said Rabb, the quar- terback on LSU's 1958 national champions. "He's paying very dearly for his mistake. What are they going to do, make him pay more?" Added Neck, a halfback for the '58 Tigers, "I thought it waa judged on credentiala ¥ a player. Maybe at a later date, they'll reconsider." Paul Dietzel, who coached Can- non at LSU, said, "One of the great tragedies in this type of situation is the youngsters who consider athletes heroes. It knocks down that pedestal." Draddy, contacted in West Palm Beach, Fla., said the vote of the foundation's 18-member board was unanimous. Shrine All-Star f oothall game nears By ROGER CAR~N OflMO..,,_awl PASADENA -Southern California's annual display of football talent ma.king one last round before going on to the college level is on tap Saturday night at the Rose Bowl as the 32nd annual Shrine All-Star Football Classic unfolds. Kickoff is acheduled for 7 o'clo&, following a pageant at 6 and the North is looking for ita fifth straight victory. Beuerlein threw 21 TD passes and is headed for Notre Dame. Newport Harbor High 's David Cadigan, a 6-5 'A, 259-pound offensive tackle bound for use. is the lone area player dotting the South's roster. Others from Orange County, in addition to Beuerlein, are Servite linemen Chris Burget (235) and J eff Sherer (260), El Toro linebacker Paul Svit.enko (210), Foothill center John Katnik (220) and Capistrano Valley lineman Bob Jenkins (220. Cadigan, Knutson, Katnik and Jenkins are listed as starters in the offensive line, Burget and Stivenko are defensive starters. Beuerlein will be operating behind an offensive line that averages 231 pounds. and the South's defensive line ia a\ 242, but it may ~e all that and more to handle the North and it's 6-foot, 9-inch quarterback and his re- ceivers -6-7 'A tight end Tom Rehder of Santa Maria's St. Joaeph and Los Alto& (Hacienda Heights) teammate Darren Davis, a 6-5 standout. The South poaeeases a sterling passing game with CIF Big Five Conference Player of the Year Steve Beuerlein of Anaheim's Seri.rite High at quarterback. and the running game boasta Sweetwater (National City) High's James Primus, a 6-0, 185-pounder who was. the San Diego City Player of the Year, scoring 27 touchdowns. Two other area players ch0&en for the game, Edison linebacker Anthony Johann and Marina lineman Bill Macias, were dropped from the roster. Johann elected not to play, Macias suffered a foot irijury. Smith, bound for Brigham Young .Uni- versity on a baake\ball scholarship, broke four CIF aingle-eeason records, including most yards (3,437) and most TD pasees in one game (8). The event ia a major aource of revenue for providing free treatment to patients at the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Los Angeles. Error or no error, it led to Angels' loss Y az takes a lValk, with all the honors BY JORN SEV ANO O(' .. OelJ ...... _ How ironic that the Angels woul~ be entertaining the Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader tonight (5:30 start). For it was a former Tiger out f ielder -Al Kallne--who had his errorless streak of 242 games without mis- cue, an American League record, tied by cummt Angel Brian Downing Wednelday night. Downing, however, would probably trade it all in for a cat.ch he didn't make against Boston, which ended up costing the Angels a game. With the 9COre tied a four, and runnen at first and 1eCOnd and two out in the top of the ninth • inning Wedne9day, Downing drifted back on a Oy ball hit to the wall by Wade Bogp that twisted, turned. bobbed and finally hit Downing'1 glove and fell harm- lelaly to the ground. Both runnen 9COred on the play, BocP taking third, and the result WU a 6-4 victory fot the Red Sox. The official ICIOfekeeper Nled Boas' hit a triple, but that wasn't how the 39,96e fana at Anaheim Stadium MW lt • they pve Downin& a rouah p-eettng • he returned to the dup.at aft.er the lnninC· Should Downlfli hive cauabt ---..-- the ball? "I'm not saying," said Angels Manager John McNamara. "He got back and it bounced off his glove." Downing, angered by the crowd's reaction, was more emphatic. "Hell, no (I shouldn't have caught it)," he said. "I was on the full run, I leaped, and it glanced off the tip of my glove. I gave it my best effort. That's the way it goes. It wasn't a routine play." The Shrine All-Star football game in Pasadena Saturday evening at the Rose Bowl benefit& crippled and burned children and the figures are nearing 12 million in proceeds produced by the game. With some of the beneficiaries are (from left), Servile High 's Chris Burget, Esperanza's Mike Knutson, Newport Harbor's David Cadigan, Foothill's John Katnik, Capistrano Valley's Bob Jenkins and Servite's Jeff Sherer. So. California girls win a pair HAMMOND, La. -Southern CalifomJa WM in the third round of the 16-and·under JwUol'Olymptc MU Champ6onlhipe at Southeutem Louiltana Unlventty. Wat Vi.J'linia fell Monday, 99-55, then Denver waa defeated, 81-66 Wecme.ct.y in the double-ellminltlon, 25·*'1\ townament. Fountain Valley resident n..... Puchallkt hal ecored 18 polnta twke1 Colt& Meea'a Shelly Neal W awraaed 3 pointa per pme. nor.the Conwell la aver._. 21 potntl and 12 rebounds. I BY JOHN SEV ANO or ... .,..,,......,. Carl Y astrzernski and baseball are as synonymbus as cereal and kids. For 23 years, or, for a better perspective, as long as the Angels' organization has been in ex- istence, Yaz has exemplified the game as no other. ' With grit, tenacity and a will- ingnem to make himaelf a quality ballplayer, Yaz attacked his trade with a fervor. He knew if he wu ,. going to stick around it was going to be through hard work. not natural ability. "You know , it's funny,'' he said once in a reflective moment. "When you're not swinging the bat well, you work to get in a groove. And then when you are swinging well, you keep working to atay there. "lt'a never ending." Yu, by his own admission, never could run real well. Or hit. He could play deferuie, but be- cau.e he was an infielder throughout most of hia childhood, he 1Ull had to learn how to play the outfield. It WU only fit~ that thia immortal, this certain Hall of Famer, ahould take one laat bow at Anaheim Stadiwn Wednada.y night, in what ftcured to be Yu'• final Southern Californla ap..,..... ance in a Bolton uniform. For awhile, it looked u if Yu wun't gom, to be U. to take a curtain call. Out of the lineup and on the bench beca'--left-hander Tammy John w• throwinc far the Anaela, the Red Sox had l'DOW\t.ed a 4· 1 advant-ae and aeeminClY had~ in control M the two tama entel"ed the bottom of tM etahth innlnl· But,• fonun. would have lt. the ...... rallied and tied the ( ... YA.I. P• C4) '· l 11 ti ' ., . .. I . . ---=--=------ C'I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 lronman Triathlon Championship lures 1,200 A Cield of 1,200 athletes from around the world have been accepted into the Ironman Triathlon World Championsh ip, 1eheduled Oct. 22, on the Kona Coast of Hawaii. lnw times for entranlB who had l'Omplct<.-d a previous lronman and times for th06e who had completed individual swim, bike and marathon r&tCH. RUNNING DENNIS BROSTERHOUS t.he three cventa. Athletes muat fh\lth the •wim ln two houra or be diaqualified and must have finished the swim and bike course In 101.-'I hours or they will be eliminated. participated ln tWO previoul lronman Triathlons. The Younae-t female is 19-ye.r·old Henne.a Beach product Kim Currie. Race Director Valerie Silk said she expects approximately 1,000 triathJet.es will actually be pn•sent waiting for the '---annon blast signaling the start of the 2.4-mile swim, followed by a 112-mile bike race and finishing with a 26.2-miJe Approximately one-third of the en- trants were accepted becawie of previous times in triathlons; 10 percent were accepted through Individual swim-bike-run events; 20 percent entered through the foreign participation cat- egory and the remaining 37 percent were ch0&en in the lottery. Tinley from San Diego) will be returning for the Oct. 22 race. The field wiU be shooting for the course record of 9 hours, 8 minutes and 23 seconds, set by the 28-year-old &'Ott ln Oct. 1982. The women's record, also set last October, is 10:54:08, held by Newport Beach's 26-year-old Julie Leach. The lronman officially finishes 17 hours after the 7 a.m. start and anyone still on the course at that time will not be an official finisher. The athletes will be coming from 47 states (aa well as the Di,u-tct of Columbia) and 27 foreign countries for the Irorunan. Broken down, 14 percent of the partici- pants will be women, 48 percent of the men are in their 30s, while more than half of the women are under 29 years old . The largest number of athletes will be from Callfomla with 379. Hawaii la next with 118, while Canada bu the laJ"gest foreign delegation with 79, followed by Japan with 41. * * * R""'*ielcNdule ( marathon run IUMDAY ...,.. C..tt "'""'-a..-$ eM ---.Olm 1;ao vn. for tilt ill •nd 1:15 .,m. for IM IOll. C«llfa.d courw. "w.,.ci. •nd door 11rla1. FO#' more lnformetlOn. PllOM "" South co .. 1 Runner• AHOClellOn •• "'6·MS2. SUNDAY, AUG. 1 Liit • ......_ •ue 1a -... 1n11:ao1.m. In 1.ono e..c11. With the popularity oC the race grow- ing, organizers of the race set qualifying standards for the first time in the five-year history of the race, with some other spots determined through a lottery. Qualifying standards were broken down All six previous male winners (1978-Gordon Haller from Tualatin, Oregon; 1979-Tom Warren from San Diego; 1980 and Oct. 1982-Dave Scott from Davis, Cal.; 1981--.John Howard from Leucadia, Cal.; and Feb. 1982-Scott Another new feature of the race this year will be the stricter finishing times of The youngest male is 15-year·old Rodney Faust from Kona, Hawaii, who Sctnk cour .. with tilt ~ ~rv one of the ~111 vlew9d •lone 11141 run. Entrv tee 11 st with T-alllrt llld SS wllnouf wlrr1 12 lei• '""•lrello<I tee. Fii' more lntormtllOn PllOM 11141 C1tll0rnle ROid R_.1 Clutl et a.t-On4 ' • SPO RTS BREAK Ocean Vie w 's Saiki breaks tourney mark to a ssume top spot F rom AP dispatches SAN DIEGO -Kim Saiki of n Ocean View High recorded a four-under-par 70 Wednesday to break a tournament record and move into first place in the girls' 15 to-17-year-old division during the second round of the Optimist Junior World Golf tournament. "We were in the first group off the tee, and I like to play fast, so I played pretty well," said Saiki, who begins her senior year this fall at Ocean View. Saiki put together a string of four consecutive birdies in recording a 33 on the front nine en route to a second day total of 147. Her 18 hole total Wednesday on the par 74 Torrey Pines north course bettered by one stroke the -.-A-.-1 -=--"'---' girls' 18-hole tournament mark set in 1978. In second plat-e, one stroke behind Saiki, was Pearl Sin of Bellflower, who shot a two-over par 76 after taking an opening round lead Tuesday with a 72. Dana Lofland of Oxnard was in third, carding a 77 for a second round total of 152. Horse sold for $10.2 million LEXINGTON, Ky. -The bid-~ ding opened at $1 million. By the time it was over, the unnlmed, unraced dark bay yearLing was sold to an Arab sheik for a world-re<:ord $10.2 million. "I'm a winner in a high-risk business," slid the seller, coal operator Donald J ohnson. The risks are be<.'Oming increasingly attract- ive to investors. "I think prices will c-ontinue to go up," said Tom Gentry who consigned 15 thoroughbredsand collected more than $7 million during the Keeneland July Selected Yearling Sale. the world's most prestigious thoroughbred auction, which ended Tuesday. During the auction, 301 yearlings were sold for an average price of $501 ,495, 48.5 percent higher than the 1982 record of $337,734. The total take for the four sessions Monday and Tuesday was more than $1 50.9 million. up from $100.3 million last year. Fo rd re turns to cr ack 3 HRs Dan Ford,. playing for t.he first a ti.-ne in a month, belted three home runs Wednesday and had four hits overall, leading Baltimore to a 4-2 · declsion over Seattle and giving the Orioles their 10th victory in 11 outings. Cal Rlpken Jr. also had four hits, including a seventh-inning single which snapped a 2-2 tie ... In other American League action, Bill Almon broke out of a slump with a FOflD tllree-run homer in a six-run seventh inning and Dwayne Murphy drove in three runs with a homer and a single to lead Oakland to a 9-2 victory over Detroit ... Sizzling Cecil Cooper, running his streak to 13 hits in his last 21 at-bats, slammed his 21st homer lead- ing off the eighth inning, sparking Milwaukee to its ninth victory in 10 games, 4-3 over Texas ... Don Baylor lashed a two-run homer in the 10th inning, giving the streaking New York Yankees a 6-4 victory over Minnesota, the Yanks' sixth straight win . . . Tom Paciorek and Ron Kittle slugged two-run homers to highlight Chicago's five-run fifth inning and spark the White Sox to an 8-2 victory over Cleveland ... Pat Sheridan stroked a two-run single and Don Slaugbt lashed a two-run double to key an eight-run seventh inning that powered Kansas City to an 14-8 victory over Toronto. Trailing 4-3 going into the seventh, the Royals chased Blue Jay starter Dave Stieb. 11 ·8. with the big inning. Hannah, Matuszak impress SANT A ROSA -Two veteran [i] players who initially did not figure in •• • the plans of the Los Angf!les Raiders drew praise Wednesday from Coach Tom Flores at the conclusion of practice al the National Football League club's training camp. Flores was particularly pleased with the performance of offensive tackle Charley Hannah, who was recently acquired in trade from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. "He can play both left and right tackJe and I see him challenging for a starting job," said Flores. Another veteran who unpressed Flores was defensive end J ohn Matuszak, who retired from football two months ago but recently reconsidered and came to camp with th<' team's rookies. "He's trimmed down and in very good condition," said Flores, "He's Lighter now and he has no problems with the back." Matuszak missed the entire 1982 season because of back problems but did not undergo surgery. F1ores pla nned to gave t.hC' Raiders a day off today. The team's veterans join the rookies Friday afternoon. Three America's Cup victories makes it a big day for Conner NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -Dennis Conner was jubilant. He had just won three America's Cup sailing races over rival John Kolius. and it was his 15th wedding anniversary. "It was a fabulous day for the Freedom campaign," Conner said with a grin Wednesday after a full day of racing. "And for the Conner family." Conner, the 1980 America's Cup winner sailing Freedom, was al the wheel of his new 12-meter, Liberty, defeating the old warhorse, Courageous. by one minute nine seconds the first race, then 46 seconds and 12 seconds the next two. It was the fifth day in the current race series for three defender candidates, and the brisk southwest breeze was just right. "We felt we were in control upwind," said the · sunburned skipper from San Diego. "We have to feel comfortable at this point about our speed upwind. But we have to work on our speed downwind." Conner said he had a new mainsail for Wednesday's tests and tried four or five different jibs aeeklng the best combination. BOATING ~ "We've got a little edge in light air; he's got a little edge in heavier air.'' The two also jockeyed for start of a fourth race, but never started il because Courageous fouled Liberty in the pre-race dueling and acknowledged it immediately. Lido-l 4s ready for Saturday's run Lido-14 sailors wlll see action Saturday in the annual renewal of the Ullman ''B" Regatta out of Balboa Yacht Club. The regatta is restricted to Class B Lido-14 sailors. Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club will be the host for the Santana-20 Fleet Championship Saturday and Sunday. The races will be sailed over ocean courses. Quote of the day "That's right, I cam Crom Anchorage, Alaska. I could have gone straight home to San Francisco, but I said I'd be in Washington for the game, and I kept my word. I didn't come all that way ju.st tositon the bench," - Wlllle Maya, who walked out of an Old-Timers Game, refusing to enter the game as a pinch-hitter. Wilson's hit k e ys Mets' win Moolde Wiison singled home the a go-ahead run in the eighth inning to give the New York Mets a 3-2 victory over Atlanta Wednesday in National League action. With two outs, Danny Heep slapped a pinch-single to center and Bob Bailor beat out an infield hit before Wilson delivered his game-winning hit off Donnie Moore , 2-2 . . . Elsewhere. San Francisco's Jack Clark hit his 15th home run of the season with two out In the top of the 10th inning to give the Giants a 4~3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Cla rk's homer into the left-field seats came on the first pit.ch by l<>&er Lee Smitb, 3-5 . . . AJ 0 11ver and Gary Ca rter stroked run-scoring singles and Tim Wallach added an RBI double to high- WLSOM light Montreal's three-run fifth inning that carried the Expos to a 6-4 victory over Cincinnati ... Rookie Charlie Hudson pitched 8 'h no-hit innings before Craig Reynolds blooped a single to center with one out in the ninth as Philadelphia beat Houston. 10-3 ... Ruppert Jones belted a three-run homer in the top of the ninth to power San Diego to a 5-4 triwnph over St. Louis. Jones' fifth homer of the season came off Bruce Sutter, 7-6, who relieved starter Dave LaPoint in the seventh with the Cardinals holding a 3-2 lead. Ex-Ram Towle r hono red LOS ANGELES -Dr. Daniel L. m Towler, former running back for the •• t Rams who gained Hall of Fame honors, has been named a life trustee of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, it was an- nouru.-ed Wednesday. Towler. who ~ived a Scroll of Achieve- ment from the Hall of Fame in 1966, has served as a trustee of the FCA for 12 years and currently is chainnan of its personnel committee. Known as Deacon Dan during,this football career, Towler still is No. 3 on the Rams' all-time rushing list with 3,493 yards from 1950 through 1955 when he retired to ~o into the ministry. .......... T he 12-me ter yacht Libe rty roun~s the second mark in pursuit of De- f e nder during America 's Cup trials . Super McEnroe Tennis.sta r J o hn McEnroe has a new body tha nks to an advertiseme nt for a Dunlop tennis racket. McEnroe's head was superimposed on the body of a 22-year -old De Ka lb College stude nt, Ted Matia. T h e ad rea ds: "Max 200G gives J ohn more mus- cle." Chandle r to undergo X-rays LA JOLLA -All-Pro wide m receiver Wes Chandler said Wednes-c. t day that a two-month-old sprained foot has failed to heal properly and will need more X -rays to determine its seriousness. Chandler, who set a National Football League record by averaging 129 yards in receptions last year, called the injury the most serious of his career. X-rays are scheduled today. T elevision, radio TV: Baseball-Dodgers at Pittsburgh. 4:35 p.'m., Channel 11. RADIO: Baseball-Dodgers at Piusburgh, 4:35 p.m., KABC (790): Detroit at Angels, 7:25 p.m., KMPC (710). NCAA gets big TV boost WASHINGTON (AP) -A Supreme Court justice today cleared the way for lhe National Collegiate Athletic Association to control the tele- vising of college football for the 1983 season. Justice Byron R. White set aside a federal appeals court ruling that the NCAA violated federal antitrust law in negoiating contracts with ABC, CBS and the Turner Broadcasting System. White, acting on an emergency request received from the NCAA, postponed the effect of the appeals court ruling until the full Supreme Court can consider a fonnal NCAA appeal. ·- 111'1\\l'{'ll 1111• ·'ll''' "' 10 ,111d f,O . fh1 ,,. ' .• l(Cllld 11'.l'IHl '"' 1h1, I oHllll'" l..11C1v.' thJI 1h1•,1• tit I\''" t1•nd II> lu· \,ttt f ,uut ""II t'' t 1U 1•h tl I Jfl t lw h111fm .11 He said he will try to cure Liberty's indifferent. perfonnance with the wind at her back in the three weeks after this series ends July 27. Big boat sailors will keep the channel between Newport and Catalina lsland busy Saturday and 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!1!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!!!!!1 Sunday with two major ra<:eS. For yachts entered In Balboa Yacht Club's 66 Series it will be a race to Long Point on Saturday and a return race Sunday, marklng the fourth and fifth races of the aeries. .. a-Yo ur•• rfw d11'l'" "'"' h,t\ \' le\\ 1•1 JI I 1U1'rll\ Kolius was reflective on the dock after the races. "He (Conner) was just a LittJe quicker," he said. Cal-20 sailors vie Cal-20 sailors from thoughout the U.S. and Canada start competition today in \he naUonal championship for the cla11 at Marina del Rey. King Harbor Yacht Clu b at Redondo Beach and Del Rey Yach t Club, Marina del Rey, are the h08t clubs. Elimination races were concluded Wedn~y to divide the 60-boat fleet into championship and , coNOlatJon flights. The series ends Saturday with t.-o ~. followed by a trophy praentation at Del Rey Yacht Club. The Cal-20 is one of the oldest cluaes in the Cal line of tallboata from the design board of C. William Lapworth, Newport Beach naval architect. They were originally built by Jen1en Marine of Coe\a Mesa whlch later became Cal Boeta. It hN been a popular one-design cla. since the tint champlonshlp reptta ln 1962 and haa spawned 10me of t.he top •llors on the W~t Ca.at. Entries ln th1a year'• national championahip are from u tar away as Alabama, O.troit, HawaU and Br1tlah Columbia Su Dle10 Coronado Yacht Club. Pickford Series (Soling), Saturday, Sunday; Mitchell Series (T-Bird) Satur- day, Sunday. Mission Bay Yacht ~lub -Summer Series, Sunday. Oceanside Yacht Club -Summer Dinghy Serles, Sunday. San Diego Yacht Club -Frazee Series (PHRF) Sunday. . Sant.a Clara Racing Aa'IOCi.atfon -. Summer Serles (Laaer/Sallboard) Sunday. Santa Monica Bay King Harbor Yacht Club-Hl8 'n Her Race(keel 1 boata) Saturday. I CallfomJa Yacht Club -Summer Regatta, Saturday. Pacific Mariners YachtClub-One--deslgn race, S unday Nortb and IDIHd Anacapa Yacht Club -Scrlppe·Ket~nbur& Seriel, Saturday, Sundn)'. San Fernando V1>ilcy Yacht Club -Channel lalanda race. Saturdo!'. Paramounl SporlJ .~ "Eun!ithing in T wnl•" fir;/r, MID-SUMMER ~..c,;._. ~, CLEARANCE SALE Now In Progreaa thru Julj 31st Discounts up to 50°/o On All Merchandise (except balls) Bthand tht lnt•rnatlonal Panc1ke HouM .. 333 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa PhoM 642-6886 ·-• - 1 hJ1 , v.h1 r "'""''' uc·o1tl'Ct IJUI JO 6() ll.t\ L.JI(\' JUIU pohn ti 100 quJl1f). 1uu ll'ultl 'J\l' •ull'\Jntodlh !Ill I""' fll l'mn 1m. f .111lt1'f• ln\ll1,1n1 c l.1uu1.1 I\ m >ll..tnj.t l1lf\\IJ11tl1 IV L.1"'f) lht• • <"" 111 llhul Jn< r do"n .in.I tht• Jmou111 or 111Uh'CllOl1 llll o\11cl thl' lO 60•p.irL.~K•' .11110 poltcy "11nr w.11 v.c• clo 11 Why 1101 1.111 nwJ Bob Wolfe Acency 142-1741 Rabbitt A1ency 131-7740 Clarke A1ency 711-4110 Woodwd-Mathet ·A1ency 794-0711 -I : .: : . .. SALi PRICES GOOD THRU TUISOAY, JULY 21, 1115. / THROUGHOUT OUR STORES WE'VE LOWERED PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT TO BRING YOU THE ••• YOU'LL FIND ANYWHERE! 5 CALLON ASSORTED owor' Cl~rus Frees c~':,':~,$599 EACH Perfect for Callfom~ growing cNmate. In· eludes lemon. orange and othe~. EnJOy fresh. sweet fruit from your own garden. FULL, 112 OR 114 PLASTIC SURFACE OR Sltrull Head• YOUR CHOICE 518"" 75' Gorden Hose OSCILLATINC 1.01111n •11r1n1c1er sg•• -·--Non-<orroslYe material Install at ground ievet #LTC·200 Double reinforced for super strength 19650. covers 2000 SQUare feet Hl- 1mpact hOUSlng #lE6800. CALVAN/ZED .JO CALLON 'l'ro•lt Con -··· With Sldf handles ano sturdy lid I SH03 HOODED SOU ARE 'ltorcool cooker , __ .. 368 SQ In. cooking area 18039 Dllm COOllH #807B •••••• .JO CALLON Gos Wo~er H~er , __ .. Five year Umlte<I warrantl •GMlH . ••ea.ae HGALlOll .... ••7•.- e ....... """- VARIABLE SPEED REVERSIBLE Siii'' Orlll •SIM,!' 1/2" VSI Dltll 17254 •••••• CAMrlELt: HAUSFflD UNIVERSAL TYPE •11rwr Gun ._, .. Internal & external air caos. pressure & Siphon feed IDH ... 57. 1/.J H.P. SCREW DRtVE car••• ooor o,,.n•r •tsa•• on s OSCILLA TINC 2 •• ,,..,, •"~n -•• ,LE~~~ TEMPEST Pro110n• ,.,,., 'l'onlc -··· INTEtnORJ EXTERIOR l.ltt•• Polltt SS!! 2 -UUll CllT....S 10NECALLON CONTAINRS ..,..,,, Cltlorl,,. -•!!P L .... sa1111um ............... ••.7• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, July 2 t, 1983 C3 A. ANTIQUE B. Sfl,, C 'RASS CANE BLADE lltwers1t11e. Comf)lete Wit 8///11. #Ii SDttO DUH chain control ~ "9ht tit ina SChOOlho 'Oii 8. ANTJOUE OR our •ooa t>litJes. frs"it. 9'oct BUiit-in 3 -POUSHED BRA ••fl'' ~-///ft SS CANE BLAOE . .,,.,, 89•• WITH UG)CT KIT INCLUOID FAIRMONT METAL 7' • s· * ln•~o-Slled Buy one and w It a few hou~ l.lter Features qukk assembly with nylon snaos that go ln.wtth pressure from your thumb 10' I&'* INSTA·SHED 10' I 9'* INSTA·SHED _,,, .• St35911a • APPROXIMATE ROOFLINE DIMENSIONS 12" ALUMINUM 'f'urblne ~ ~en~ 3 TAB 220 LB. s t 699 !Plllerglo•• $849 w/BAsE •oo, •If Ingle• BUNDLE Completely adjumllle from vertkal Sflf·staling feature prevents wind llftlng Rated by underwriters labOr· torlfS for fire and wtnd resistance E~y to Install 3' X 3' BRONZE Gorden Window s9977 SOiar mtsh prevents scorching of plants. weatherstrelppe<J moving top vent #M5112. POSltlon to a 12n pitch. I BIB·12 , ... nu •JTll IASllBIB·14 •aS.99 6"" 8"" 16" Coner•~• a1ock •• ~ 2' HD SCAUOHD EKI•, ........... 59c Recommended for all automatic or manual softeners ..;::..--=~ 1428 ASSORTED Mirror ,.,,,,, ··~ :.,....._.,_.,.....,...,.._ __________________ _...~r..=:=/=:....;,~ SURFACED 4 SIDES 1 12 AND BETTER ll 2'' • 8'' oougl•• ,.,r ... •s•• 1C' ·-·· u· •57 • 1•· '"'• J2" OR J6"' SCREENED Pe~Ooor ~~,......,_, ••.. ~".!P.'-~...---------------~-------' f~ aness In and out Of YoUr hOIM tor ......... 11111111111 _________ ~-----... pets. The Rene~, Redo, Redecorate Place!!! we prOfesslonal ly Install many Of the Items avallable at Angels I\ ml1I: 12260 E. Carvey 12131 443·6955 NllOIA: 655 North MMls 17141 624·1695 Sii lllUlltlf: SM Orallgf Show 111•1 889·9661 t=;:,~~a'tl~ ....... : 10935 E. Firestone 12131868·9991GUiiiCIM:12662 Ch~an 17141 750·34'1 LM IUClt 2317 E. SOutft St. 12131 .28·7561 •llTISlll IUCI: 7800 Edinger Ave. 17141 847·6066 -&A•• llUS: 22940 Victory 12131 SU·8850 ~· AU: 5509 lnstol St. 17141 979·8181 lllRISlll: 10551 Magnolia 17141 687·2034 GAllllA: 15999 s. western 12111 552·2855 CICAllllGA: 9775 laSfltne Id. 11141 980-0212 1111111: 2514 s. MOuntafn 17141 985·5844 SM NllO: 28849 s. western 12131 sn.1122 111111: 15555 Cutv« Or .. f!141 552·5768 STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU PRIDAY 8 • 9 I SATURDAY 8 • 7 I SUNDAY 9 • 6 "'" ~-e 'b' • INSTALLATION BY llC~NSED CONTRACTORS • C.t Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 fOR THE RECORD ~ . . . "' ~ MAJOft LEAGUE STANDtNGS AlnericMI LMeW WIHT OfV!SfON W L P'ct. GI Clllceeo TtHs ...... 1(1M1ses City 0..IMd Mlnnttole ....... •1 43 S27 •1 •.S Sii I 46 •S SOS 11'> 43 43 .soo 2 ,, S2 ... 1'11 31 S1 39• 11 36 SI 313 13 lletllmc;re Toronto Otlrolt New Y«k MMweukM Bo.ton Cltveleftd IAST DIVISION 52 l1 S2 31 50 39 so )9 .. .0 •.S 45 38 S3 w.-...'t'sS<~ aotton6, ......_, SM Sl4 562 562 SS1 •• 418 2 2 3 1V. IS Mew Y«1' 6, Minnesota • ( 10 Innings) Mllw•ullM •. Texai l Oelllal>d 9, Detroit 2 llehlmore •. Seattle 2 ClllCH O I. Cleveland 2 l(a!IMI Cllv 14, Toronto I TM11y'1G-s Detroit CBellev 4-2 and Rozema 6·0) al .,..... (Wiii •·t. end Za hn 6-4), C2 l·n) Mlnnesol• (Schrom 1-4) et Cleveland Cll,,_n 0-0), (n) l(en.-s Cllv CPerrv 3·'1> a l New York (Font-I 2-01. Cnl C~ (Burn• S·Sl et MllwaukM (Mees 7·2), Cnl Toronto (Goll s-7) at Toes CT•nena l-21, (n) le1tin-e CMlre~le 0-0) el OetUancl (Helmue41et 0· 11, Cn) 8olton (01ed41 S-3) el Seallle (Moore 1-l),Cll) Nalklnel LMeue WEST DIVISION W L l"ct. GB Alla11ta ~ Hou•lon SenDltQo SI 36 .617 SJ 38 .Sl2 31'> .. 43 .533 • 46 •5 .505 10'11 Sen Fr•nc:IKO Clnclnnell 46 .. .500 11 " S2 ·" 1 161·~ EAST DtVlSM>N Pfllstlul'Qll •S 44 SI. Louil 46 '5 Pl\lleOelPhla .. .. MolltrMI 44 45 ClllcaQo 41 S 1 New Y«1' :M SI ........ .,,.$< ..... Plllstiur9h'7, Dec1eer1 3 .506 sos .soo .... "' . 370 .... 1 5v, 121'> Sen FrenclKo 4, Chicago l (10 Innings) Ntw Y()(lo; 3, Atlante 2 MonltMI '· Clnclnnell 4 Pl\lltdttollle 10, Houston J Sen DleQo S, St. Louis 4 Ttdll't's 0-~ (Valen1uele 9-S) at Phuburgh (1'~2-1), (n) Sen Frandaco (Hemmei..er 10-•) •I CNceoo CltulllVWI .-71 New Yonc (Torrer S.-111 et Cincinnati (PYleo l ·S>. In> Houllon (ltven 9·21 at MonJrMI (Gulldt_, 7-101. Cnl Pnl1edlllPNe COennv l ·Sl el Allenl• CF*-1·1), Cnl Sen 0Meo (Thurmond 2·1) a t SI Loul' CAndular 4· 121. Cn) AMERICAN LEAGUE RM Sax 6, Aneets 4 90ST'ON C'ALll"C>ttNIA ••111111 eerllbl S O 1 O C•r•"' lb S 0 1 o 5 1 J 2 Lu~lcll Jt> S O 2 o 4 1 1 0 Vetenlln r1 S 0 0 0 4 I 1 3 Oowntng It S I 3 I •OOO Lvn11Cl 4 010 4 O O 0 Grich 2t> 4 2 1 0 •010 ReJi.sndn 4 171 0 1 0 0 FOii u 4 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 OBerrv c l 0 1 I 4 130 Sconirs PI\ 1000 3 o 1 1 aoon.c o o o o 0000 0 1 0 0 Rtmv 2t> 8-13b OE¥tni r1 Armasdll Nlctlols It Ste111111 lb Alensonc llerrell or N•wmel'IC Miiier Cl Hoffmn\t Yllunll Ofl Jurellu T ..... 'II 6 11 6 T ..... $CIW't"" ....... 40 • fl 4 ...... ooo 010 on-• c;...,,. OIO 000 NO-4 G-·Wlnnlng llBI -Boggs 121 1!-Grleh, SteNton. DP-CallfO"l\le I 1.08-eoalon 6. CeUIO"nle 9 lB-MllW. ltUedlson. Afltmon. JB~ HR-Armaa (?Cl), Downing (10) If' H • E• aa SO ...... Hurst 7 l·l 12 4 3 0 6 Slenlrf W.6-S 11·3 l 0 0 0 1 c...... JoM L.7·7 I 10 5 Senctler I I I 1 1 JoM ollct>td to 1 Deiter In ti.. 9th T-1;19 A-39.'66 • Aft911 avw•eff IATT!ffG Lubrelk:ll Carew BurlMOll OtClncn ~l Grich F041 Sconltfs Lvnn °"'""" Ito. Jacllson lloont Cltrll lte. Jacuon Veltl'lllnt Ad9tnl Wllfono O'Btrrv FerOUtOn Toltll AB • H Hit s 0 2 0 270 '3 106 1 SS 13 21 0 740 40 75 IS 114 29 50 , ,.. " n ' ,. 26 7S 2 116 30 41 7 210 36 n 16 ,.. 3t 47 10 ''° 7:2 .. • ,., 2• 65 3 111 " 41 4 2• ,.. So4 12 160 lt ,. • 16 1• 16 I SI S I I 26 , 4 0 27 J 2 0 1.1n 01 136 " PITCHING ... PC1. 0 400 11 .m 1 Jl2 46 .313 IS .2n JS 269 21 260 lS .2SI so 2S1 ,, us 22 , ... 29 _,., 11 .230 lS .211 2S .213 4 .211 1 .1S1 2 10 2 .074 .0. .2'3 M" H 1a Senclltl ""' 61 23 Curll• :M 29 14 F orlCll llt I 29 l3 ZeM ~ .. 21 1(1_, .. 100 31 SO W·LE•A 33 1-3 3.lS 20 1•0 l.11 S2 9-6 U6 42 6·4 315 .. 1-4 3.ts Wiii 7SV> 76 l6 )OM I,,,_, 1'7 1 I Mc:LeUlllllin 3'\IJ .. IS ........ 10 14 9 Travera 42\'! SI It Gotll '3\1.i ,, J1 llrown 11 13 • Total\ 11''1> "6 269 S.vn S.nc:IMI s. Witt Cunll 1 l8 ·-· ',, l3 1·1 451 l3 1-2 sn 9 0-J 516 ,, 0-l S91 27 0-6 6 27 l 1-1 '75 393 ..... 0 1 •. Hessler I. Am«tcan L .. _.,. Y-*-•• T'wtM 4 Ml-.ole 000 003 010 o-.t 9 I New York 011 007 000 7-1 12 l Vldle, Lvwnder (6), Davia (II •ncl L.auc!Mf. Smith (9), 1''9/Mlll. Gou ege Ill end WY-w-Gouaoe. 6·3 L-Devls, i ·4. Hlt~lt. El!Qle C6l New York. ••llW (11). "-s4 •• ~l T t1ta1 000 000 :>OC>-l 11 0 MllwllUll.. 002 100 Oh-4 I 0 Srnl!Mon end Johnson, C.ldwttl, ftlltNM \I ). Ledd ltl encl scrv-W- Telrnenn, 1·1. L-SMllllton. 6·9. H•- Teot, Wrlefll (101. Hottel~ CS> Mil• ....... c-(11), ,.., ,, "'-' 2 DtlrOll 000 000 100-2 1 2 Oelllenel 000 001 ,,,.._. ' 0 ""'""'*· aa1r m, G-1 m end Casillo, Perrl'11 111. Codlfoll •NI HMlll w-<odlroll, '""" L-eelr, >·1. Hlt..-()ell19M, Murftft'r 161, AlrnOn m. HelldtrMll (6). Ol'tllla .. ,...,,,... 2 lelllnwt 101 .. 101-4 10 0 leeltlt 000 110 __, s 0 todcllcMr, Si.wwt (S). S~d C9I •NI OemeNY: Youne. "en'°" (7), Vende hre (9) end 1-4 -SltwWI, ).:) L-Vouno. .. 10. WMltS..1 ......... 2 Cll~ 010 1S1 ooo-t 14 1 Clrttlellcl 010 010 OG0-1 10 0 OO!tofl. H~ (9) end Flsll. Hiii ct>. HeelOll, lleslttlv (S), SP!llntt Cl l end He-. w-ootton, .~ .. L-HMIOll, S» HR....Cfllc9eo. killtt (7), l"ed or.._ CSl, l(ltftt (21) NATIONAL L•AGUI lll'lratin 7, ~ J LOS ANGILIS P'fTTUUltOH ....... SS.a2tt 5000 Lenorx" SO s I lleket tt 13 o o o GYertw 30 4 I 1 0 Monclev r1 • O l 0 llroc:k 11> 4 0 I I YtaWC 4 I 1 0 Rune• u 4 1 2 I Hoolon o . 2 O O O SHowe o O O O O $1twart P 0-0 0 0 Wvrwtd Jlt•v 20 Medick :io JThOsn 111 Eealtr If lac:Ylt Pe<Ur rl T~c ........ Rhoden o ThOl'n• P11 1 0 I 0 TttMI 1' >12 J T .... s Sctt9 b'I ...... •rt1• •OOO 4, 1 0 • 1 1 ' 2 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 '0 0 0 ~ 1 , 0 4 1 2 5 4 0 0 0 ,, , • 7 L .. .,_.. ... 111 •-> P'tthbu+-911 0» NI IOll-1 Game-w inning RBI -MadlOCI\ (I), E-Ssu . DP-Pt11sburOh 1. Loe-L.01 Anoeles 9, PlllsDurllh S 211-LtlldrMuJI, RuueH, JTllOmoson. HR-&erre ( 10). SB-i..•ndrH UI (?Cl) s-+1ooton, L.acv. IP H ••• II SO u • ...,,..... Hooton L.1·4 SHowe Stewarl Pttt1D41f'lll s ' 7 4 1 3 • 3 0 0 I I ) 1 0 J 0 0 Rhodtn W,7·1 I 12 3 3 1 Tt~ulve 1 I 0 0 0 0 Hooton pltcnea lo 3 t>ellt" In 6th. RhOden pltcne San Francisco 000 000 300 1-4 9 C11lcaoo 002 000 001 0-l 9 O Krukow, Minton (I) and Brenlv, Trout, Brunlar (7), Smith (I) t nd Devil. W- Mlnton. •·6 L-Smllll, 3-S. HRa-S.n Fral'I· CIKO. Leonerd ( 111, Brtnl\I (S), Clerk ( ISi. Chicago, Davis C16) Met\ 1, .... ,,.. 2 New Y«k 001 010 011>-3 13 1 Atlante 001 100 OOC>-2 9 0 Lvnch, Diez Ct>. Sbk Cfl elld Orllr; Nltkro, F«t •er (1). Ml>Ore (II •NI lltnedlct. W-Lvncn, 7·•. L-Moort . 2·2. EXNS 6, ... 4 ClncJnnall 000 010 I~ 7 O Montreel 100 030 20x-1 14 I Soto, Scherrer m, Hume (I ) tnd TrtvltlO. 8 11arclt!IO (I). LH , Jemta (9) end Carle•. w-L••· 7·t.. L-Soto, 10-t. Hlt- Clnclnnell, Esu kv (6). ,...... ,., Astret 3 Houston 000 000 003-3 3 1 Plllllldell>tlhl 410 001 JU>-10 12 O Scott, LaCO"le (6), Rullle (11 end Blorkmell, Pvlol• (I); Hudson end DltL W-Hudson, 3·3. L-Scoll, S-4. HRs-Houston. We"lnQ (I), Thon C 131. Plllledelllhla, Lftbvre 151. Padl'MS.~4 San Diego 000 1CIO 013'-5 I 0 St. Louis 110 000 001-4 9 1 Oreveckv, SoM (3), Montefusco CS), DtLeon Cl>. Monge (91 t nd K..-cl\I, Gwoldl (91; LePolnl, Sutler Cll end Porter. W-D•Leon, 1·3. L-Suller, 7-6. HR-San DI-. Selarer (4), R.Jonta ($). MAJOR LEAGUE LIEAD•RS Amertcan LM9Ue BATTING C210 el beta)·C-W, ........ .Jtl, Bog~. Boston, .l74; Brtll, IC.ansea CllY • .363, GrltfeY. New Yori" .»J; A"'-· IC.enses Cllv . .329. RUNS-Yount, MllweukM , 66, UPll\tw, Toron10. 65; RHtnderson, Otklencl, '3, DEvens, Boston, t.2; Rll*tn, 11•11'"-•• 61. ltlll·C-, MltweukM, 13; ltlct , lkK· ton. 66; Kittle, ChlctllO. 63; Bretl, l(•nsta City, 61; RIPl!tn. a.nlmort , 6o. HIT!>-8ogg1, lloston, 12S; Whllektr, Ot· troll. 117; Rice, Bolton, 111; Ward, Minne· iota, 110; c-. MJtweuUe, 109. DOUBLES-Boggi, lloslon, 29, L Perrllll, Detroit, 21; MCRM . t<enM• Cllv. 77; Hrbek, Mlnnt\Ote, 26; 8 rtll, IC.enM• Cll¥, 14, Cooper, MllWtukM. 24. HOME RUNS·Rlct, Boston, 23; c-. Mllweu~M. 21; IC.lllle, Chic-. 21; Armea, Boston. ?Cl; Breit, Kanaas Cllv, 1'. STOLEN BASES·ltHtndtr_,, Otklend, SS, JCruz. Chleaoo, '4, WWllson. KenM• Cltv, 47. Ill.aw, Chicago, 31, S.mc>lt. rtoa. 30 PITCHING (I CleCl•lonll·RLJacllson, Toronto. 7·1. 4.3S, Rlehtlll, ~ Yorlt, 11·3. 3 21. Hau. MltweukM, 7·2. 165; Koosman. Clltaoo. 7-t . 4.22. Te41mann, Mllw•ukM , 7·2, 3.00. STRll(EOUTS·Slltll, Toronlo. 111; Morris, Delroll, 11'; B1v1e11en, Clevtland, I 10, RIQhelll, New York, 104; SulcNtlt. Cleveland. ,., SAVES•Qul'811_.r.,., l(anw• City, 23, Sttnlev, Boston, 1'. CaudlK, Stalllt, 17. llOevls, Mlnri.sote, 1S, LOC>tr, Ottroll, 12- Natklnel LH9Ue BATTING (710 et t>ata )·KnlQlll. HOU\· Ion, 339. Hendtlc1', StLouls • .ll4: Eallar. Plllll>uroh. l:JO. LoSmllh. SILoull , .312; Mad1oell., Pf ttsDurQll, 3'21 llUNS·Murllflv. Atlante, 17. Gervev. $en DleQo. 70, Evan\, S.n Frenclaco, "' RelN>, MonlrMI, 6S; Hl>"IW, Allenlt, S7. •Bl•Oew_,, MonlrH I, 70; Af.AX~. Atlenle. 6S; Chambllu , Atlante. to; 0-· ,..,.., o..n, 61! ~lck, StLoult, ~. HITS· Tllon, Houston, 117, Dtw_,, "'1ton· Ir.el. 114; Otlvtt, MonlrH I. 113; ~y. Allenle, 106; Buckrw. ChlceQO, ICIS; ._ • ,..,.., OMlitwa. 105- DOUBLES· Bucllntr, Chicago, 25; KniQtll, Houston, 25; Otlvtr, MonlrMI, 24, Htndfkk, SILouls, 22; JAev. Plllsburlltl. 22. HOME ltUNS·Evens, San Frenchco, 21; MurPIW. Atlante, 20; De..,son, MonlrMI, 19; o-e. ~. "· Scflmldl, Phlledel· onte. 11. STOLEN BASES·Relnt1. Monlrttl. J9, Wiison. New Yortl. Jl; LeMealer, San Frtnel)CO, 32; lS... ~ JI; MM-. Houf.Ion, "· PITCHING II deehlonll·F~. AIWI· It , 1-1, 2.16; Pf'«t1, Allellte, 1~2, 2.19; Ryen, Houston. f·2. 2.24; Mont-....CO, S.1'1 DltllO. 1-7, 3,"; Hammaker, Sen Fran· claco, 10·4, uo. STltll(EOUT'S<erllon, PtlltedtlPllla, 1$3; Soro, Clnc:lnnell, 145; McWlll4em1, PllltburOl't, 122; Ctndtlerle. Plllllluf'Qtl, ts; Rooen. Montl'HI, ts, SAVES·Badro.len, Allen!•. ISi ltt· erdon. Montreal, 14; L•vtllt, Sen Fran· claco, 12; LeSmllll, Chlcaeo. 12. S tr• tltd with 10. LITTLE LEAGUE ALL·STAlllS SeNw LMeue DtsnlCT '2 TOU•UtAMalfT (etE-H1911.INMr ... ) w..,....,,,k_ Founteln Vt lleY Nortll "· MUflllnoton Vtllev 6 Tedll'l'I Geme S o.m. -Fountain V•lltv Nor111 vs. Wttlmlnater JUfttW i..aeue DISllUCT ., Tou•U•AM•NT (et 1""""9111 \11//Wt H•> W......'l'•SC-Wtslmlnsler Netlonet 21, Fount•ln Vet· lev N«lh 7 T .. 'l'lO-S o.m -8olM va. Wn tmlnattr Netlonel DtlT'i.ICT S5 TOUltNAMllNT ............ .,,., !NIM) T .. 't's0.-7.lO o.m -Min ion South vs. South lrVIM LITTLE L•AGU• 1l·l2•Yfli'• ..... 01$1'WICT62TOUltNAMINT A"IA I Cet ,...,.,... \I.., Nef1'I LLl ........ .,,.sc- Sffv,...,, t , $lemon I T .. y<10.- Y.IO o.m. -F-••ln Vellev Nofll1 v1. OcHll Vltw Nellonel AJllA II C•t OClMll Y'9W ~ U ...... .,., ker9 Qo.en VW Amtflee n 6, Wnttllln\ltt Nallontl 4 TMn'• 0.- S:)O 0.11'\. -Founlt ln V ... v $o\ltll v-. Wntmlf!\ter HtllOnal Dtfl,UCT U TOUltlfAMIN'T \et "9f'VWf ,,.,,., INIMI AJllA A ....... .,,.~ UOUN NltlUtl "· Sell Juen C•lllatrlHIO 7 Min ion Hiii 11, el Toro 0 TMn's._ S.15 o.m, -'9n Citmtnl• v•. Mluloll '°"'h 7~ o.m. -Le9une leech ••· LAii• Forfll ..... .......... ._.. Mlo loll Horth 9, ,...._,Net'-! 2 North lrvlnt 1$, HOftflwoed I T .. .,.,._ $'It e.1'11. -VltlO vt NorlflWOM 7:30 11.m. -South lrvlnt vs. MIMlon Not1fl ,,,...,._ 1~ P.M. -k#llleck vs Hclftll lrYIM Lea~ WIDMllOAV'I a11ULTS ...... ., ....... ...,..... .. __.., PalT •Aee. 391 Yllfft. Our Cr#d ...., ((;In) ,... .... uo I Gotum (MW) UO UO PWct Ofterlne IHwtl 1A AIM~; toN!e Fe11, lllOftOt • ._,..,, ~eel MlllrtU. Time: 17.n. '2 IJCACTA l'·U Hid SIOUO. MCOND "ACI, 350 Yerdl. L.acv ....... (Halt) .... 3.20 uo l!'Net Of Llmlls (l"ll ... (1tonl S.20 UO llelbeme (let'd) uo Alto rectd: ••I .. A Nolt, Fial Out P•t, KlllYI Wlndv .. y. Annie .Kip, U 811 8'11~. Fe•t SlttltMn .Jtl, Klnll A$IOllO. Tine: 11.23 n aXACTA \3·fl Hid '24.00. TH•D "ACI. 400 veros. RI" N Hloh CCerdo1•) UO 4.20 J.40 Eety ACC*lt (Her1) I.GO S.20 Meeeforct CTrMwrtl 3 IO Al\o rec:ed; E••Y 14te, Mr Tiny Gain , Clnne 8'Mtt, Ktl'lenel .._, El ~ men. SoMclY SIM, 8eclulno lemblno. Thne: 1U9. l"OU.Tit •A.Cl. '70 Ye<ds. Noble HI (Pll<tnton) IUO 1.00 5.40 BIQ TOUQfl Alld Uo1Y CHertl 11.40 4.00 Bellle Lint (Vtldell UO Also raced: Mr B a Rocket, Wenyno, Tortilla Flat, 8rlolll Polkv. SNckltd D-Tlmt: 4'.29. '2 "XACTA IS·l l H id '14UO Plf'TH •ACI. 3SO veros. "-' McKen.11t CHarll 3.20 UO UO Mv Sc>tclel Saini (C.r-) UO ),.0 Miu 811\Mv (81evln1) 1.60 Also rec td: C rlm•on Lucic, Shtl\estobemlnt, Dynamic: Dvne, Actt COid, ()uellterdo GOod, .._, •oc_llttlt . S.. THMI. Time: 18,G:l. S2 •XACTA C6·7l H id '11.60. SlXTH •Ac•. 350 vardt. Prolaoonill (EdWel'ds) 9.00 UO 5.20 Eltet A 8ull (Florn) 21.'° 12.20 OI Holle (Br00111) 4.60 Allo rec:ed: Peklft PeMlon, A Zurt A Wlnnw, Im Coml111 Up, Mall\, UnlAmlltcl Berrtd, 1.antv• Cllldl, Pell! GtlMU. Time: 11.02. n I XACTA (8·10) paid sl9UO. s•VINTI4 •ACI. 170 Ve<ds. Wolenovll1 (Hart) 7.20 S.20 3.20 l(IPS CemelOI (Adelr) 7 ... 5.00 Monlleur La Rue <Cr-) J.40 Allo rllC»d: Geltnt ll~d, Monrt9CI GrMn, Fett Ftllow Jr. Run Nallve R\.WI, lllMv Carter a- Tlmt: 45.7.._ S2 •XACTA <6·11 H id Ul..0. llGHTH "ACI. 350 verOI. RMI Esv JI Two (Adr) 1'.20 7.20 3.20 Ollc:ll1 Nellvt ((;r-) 4.20 2.'° Prttlv Reo.llt ITreewrel UO Allo rececl: Alllltv Lynn, Ge<land Sl-1\tns, HumbuO Counlv. Timr. 17.6S, at UACTA (3·5) Hid UUO. U ptCK SIX C l·s+l •6·ll Nici S.U,612.00 wllfl lour wlnnlne llckttl hill '-Ml). S2 Ptc:k SIX COMO!elloll Hid WOUO wltfl 14S wlnnlne llcktl~ (five llorwl). NINTit RACI. lSO VWOI Lei """ Sinn (Trvl ... oo 1.60 2M DH·MIN Sneuv 0.-(LckV) 2... uo DH·Llttlt 9o OerWll CCllevt1) t .IO 2.60 OH-o..c.-t for p1em AllO l'1IC9Cl: Junelt Plav, L.OWe Gin, MOonr1dtt LadY. Bkldtfs, Cult Poocft. Roerlno Jell• au.. Tlf'l't: 17.'4, '2 •XACTA C6·2) 11tld 17.to. S2 •XACTA C6·1) H id 16.IO. Allende~: 7,019. HllYWeed lll'e111 W•DMHOAY'S RH41LTS c~ tf ..... ., ••nM-•MI IM9h1 l"•ST ••c•. 1 111• mlttl. Ster G«n CLl!lfteml lo.20 UO 1.40 Slruc!IUP CMcCerron) UO 2.10 s--tlno SpW1f (Vllltnautlal S..IO AISo r·ectd; Gold Countv, ~Inv Sal, Time For ltlcNI, Stra-n. Stlc:ll, e.tn· berrlt, 5urety • Winner. ltmr. 1i4S 1/!l MICOND "AC•. 1 111' min. PtPPtrtd UP I Sl!o e m a ller ) 20.60 t.40 s.oo Clrdt Four (Ptncevl 7.IO UO Malltf NeYelO (SIOillt) 2.10 Allo racecl: Trlbllln C-tort. Dlllent RI,,..,, T.V. Action, P\lflllt, Grencl Spori, $1r Hint, BOid lllest, SI-H'9flwav, lley lo Ron ttv. Tltnt: 1* )fl. J2 DAI\. Y DOUa\.I 11· 10> H id SI .. .0. ~D "AC•. 6 tut~ S-oom (~sew> \HO a.AO 6..60 Tlmelfts Bronze IH•wlffl 12.20 UO lndlclt 0-(Ttleirt) 11.00 AISo rllC»d: Wlnct'I WH. Gal>bv C'Ntf. 9old Me«M. Envoy o..-r. lt\AW'a Envoy, Wllfl lt_..etloll, lkA Mefllet OoM, Flttl H Fltmt. Time: 1: 10 41 S. U •XACTA (7-1) 11tld '290,jO, l"OU.TH ltACI. I 1/16 milts on turl. A"'"4 (~er) S.IO UO t.40 Hice 'N ~ (Plnc;ty) i.00 U0 CllPllellzellon (VtltnlutSe) UO ""° rectd: arorlle, P•l•ltt. Butlloft, Time: 1i41 4/S. u •XACTA U·S) oeld s7UO Pwn. "ACI. 6 tunone• Hen d•omt Pec k••• CFrndr l 9.00 5.IO ,...., Cowmtl (Giitrrel 11,00 U O Yrw ~ (~) e.60 AllO recied; Swtlll'a Wlftcl, FMnt Hlh, .. .., He,,.,. Inn, Glenct Aaoul, Pltvlnll to Wiii. Tlmei 1:10. U IXACTA (6·2) Hid a.290.50, SIXTit •AC•. 5\llo turlonOs. U.CSlno LM'tbue (Vlnlll 1540 7,60 S.00 Mu'• Jov ("""HI 6.40 UO Tebult ltese IMcCarronl 4.IO AllO r9ctd: Ooftllln, Miu Cemoufleet, Romeny MeQIC:, Sliver •-· MY Skier )(r(f;9, CorrUPI Ledl', SWntlt , Use B Quick, Wer Fire. Time: 1'°5 2fS. sav•Nnt iu.c:•. 1 ·~ Secret •tveflO' ( l"ln<AIY) UCJ U0 Flrll Clet.1 CFtrnendtll 6.60 Mldnllt Jclluvltt (<;e st•ntclal Alto r eced: Cout11r' 1 Mer 11. LlldY, Tllenllt Judet. n me-: 1:n. U •XACTA (2·JI M id .... jO 11 PICI( SIX (10-7-2-6·12·2/SI 11tid '70,(10.IO #llh 17 wl1111lno llctlttl llhl l!Onel). '2 l"lcll Sia ~toltllon oeld .. j0.20 wllh 174 winning llcktt1 (nve "°'""" •IOHTM ltACL l If 1' ,.,.,... on turl. ,... Me (McC.wrtft) 4.20 uo 2.40 et .. of Kuwetl 1a 1e<111 oo ~.oo MullNdl (Lltfwm) U0 AllO rll<*I: lerllerHU, Slllv Sltwl\, Aftl\ell, CIMlolY. Time! ':C2 111 N IXACTA tM) .-Id W4.j0, Mlfnt RAc:I. 0... mitt °" turl. Nole 81rd (Hewlh) 1UO 5.ot 4,'° w11i.rn Sterlel COutrrt) uo MO Kltlttv (We<rtn) 4.00 Allo rtc:*t; Gull•rreente, ltott Du S4W, HI Yu LUiu. Time: 11)5 l /S. U IXACTA ("7) Mid tk.50. A11e11c1eN»: nm. ,_.., l9UrMment (et~ A4'dr1I M919'• seC9M ............. Senvnv Gltmmelve (U.S.) dtf. GIYelclo 9et1IOtO (8rerlll. 1·6, 6·2. 6·4; Merc:oa Hoene< ClrnMI def. Jim Gurleln CU.S-1, 6-4, 6·4; Gullltrmo VIies CAtetnllntl dtf. GulMlvo TIOerll CAteentlna), .-3, 6-4; ICWI Mtlllr (Wnt Germenvl dtf. Hefti ~ (Sw.dtll), 7·S, 6-2; ZOl!ell KUllenllY IH~I def. COiin Oowdtlwell ISwll1trllMIO), 7·5, 6· 1; Peter Elter <Wnl Germenvl dtf. Corredo a.reuuttl tllelYI, 6-0, 6-1; Henri Ltc:oftlt (Frence) dtf. Miio* Mw (SNln), 6·2, 6-4; Rod FreWltv (Auslrelle> dtf. Mlcllltl ~'(Heftier· lendtl. ,.,, 6-2. .__.,_.... .......... D-Glllltrl CU.S,) def. l(lm Seddon (Souttl Afrlct), 6· 1, 6·0; P9scele P8fec1K (Frilnctl dtf. Pem Wtwtcro.s (Auslrella), 7·4, 6·2; I-8'ttllove (ClllChollovelllt) def. HtlOt Luttten CWBI G«fneny), 4·6, 6·4, 6·4; Netllallt PMnlt'8tl (Frenct) def. Heldt Ellltrttmer (W•t Germenvl, 7-6. 6· 2; i.-Sandin (Sw.dtfl) def. AndrN Tltnl (Areenflnt), 1 .. , 6·.._ GnM lll'l1x .......,_,. (etW ..... D.C.) ...,., ..... ..... 8rlan Gollfrltd CU.$.) def. Tom Ct ln (U.S.>, )-6, 6·2. 6-4; Ftmendo Luna (Soaln) dlf. HerOICI Solomon (U.$.), 6·3, 6· 1; ltOCINV H•rmon CU.S.) def. Cankl Molle (8rHU), 2-•. 7 ... 7-6; P•lllO Arr•v• (,..,u, def, Gllltl Morellon (Frencel. 6·2, 6·41 Dominque 8eOtl cFranctJ def. Tom Wern· Me CU.$.), 6·•· 6· 1. ...... AIMIOa Ot. YWC AAU CHAMPtONSH• c ........... u.6w UllPI,) Se. c-. ,,, ... ""--S5 SO. CAUP. -Htut« 2, Hunl 10, HNI 4, Nlslll I. HtlHI S, Pryor I, OtWlllt I, Pucllelsill 1'. ConW911 tJ, Tllomaa 15. Hellllme-: So. Callt .. "4·32. Se. Clill. 11, DMwer u so. CAUi". -Hunt 4. HNI 2, Nishi I. Melltl 2, OtWlllt 14. Puc:Nlllll 1'. Conw.11 It, Tllomes 14.. Halftime: So. Celtt .. '2·J9. 5•n•ece9r~ Uo1PIRI DWmON W L GI" GA Min kin Vltlo 3 l 41 :t9 LOt """"" 3 l 37 ll s.nte AM 1 l lS 26 Cellfor'flle 2 J 29 4J F-leln Ve..., 1 3 30 .. 8SACH DnM60tt Coste Mew 6 0 S2 11 ....._, IMctl 5 ' ll 29 Torr~ 2 l 24 lO lrvlnt 2 4 37 40 Sen Otevo 1 5 29 jO S.-y, Nll'I • Mluloll Vltlo v1. Senl• Ana. • o.m. TON~ "'-Sen Dltoo, I Pm s-. •. ..," Fountain V....., vs.. lnllne. 4 o.m. LOI .-.,,..... n . CelllOnlle, 6 P.M. ..,_, ltU lcMdule ,.. ...... Sal ...... .-s.n Ole8o (7 wn.) Mein. Au9. 1S-0elle& (7 P.tn.) Sal. Aue. ~ Elllll9ncl (7 P.m.) Fri. Aue. 16"-et Sen Dltoo C7 o.m.> •IOUL.All S8AJOft s...n, *'· ._, N v Gi.tils no e.m.> Suft. Stl'f. 11-Htw Or'ltenl Cl o .m.> Sun. SePI. It-ti Orwn lle...-MltwltUllM Cf a.m.) Sun Oct. 2-Dtlroll II o.m.I Sun Oct . ._, $en Frendlco (I o.m.) Sun. ()c1, 1..-.HMle (1 PJn.I Sul\. Oct. ~ Frllndlc:o (I o.m.) Sun. Oc1 »--el Mltml ClO e.m.I Sun. HOV 6-<flk-.o (1 0 m.) Mein. Nov. 1...-.1 ...... ,. ,, p.m.) Sun. Nov. 10-W•lllifteton I 1 o.m.> $un. Nov. 11--eufflllo (1 P.m.) Sun. Dec. t-el '"'1•Utlshk (10 a.m.) Sun. O.C. H-Hew Ellllend Cl u n.> SUI\. Otc. It-ti New Or1M111 ( 10 • m ) ""limn PST. YAZ WALKS AWAY ••• From Page C1 .core which eet the tiqe tor a Utt.le maneuverabWty on Man· qer Ralph Houk'• part ln the ninth. • After catcher Gary Allen10n opened the innins with a double, ri&ht..handed rel.lever Lu.lt Sanc- hez entered the game for J ohn and promptly got Rick Miller on a ah.allow tly ball to center. The next .:heduled hitter waa ahort- 1top Glenn Hoffman, but the op- portunity to get Yu ln the game wu too good for Houk to pall up. The minute No. 8 stepped out of the dugout, the 39,966 who at- tended the game, many hoping to get a final glimpee of their hero, began to stand on their feet and applaud. By the time Yaz's name was announced, the stadium was in a frenzy. Sanchez, with first base open. lntentionally walked Yaz, who then inunediately left the pme for a pinch runner. Naturally, another ovation fol- lowed as he returned to the dugout. "It was super, really super," said Yaz later of the moment, as he sat in front of his locker , signed autographs, poeed for pic- tures, and answered some final questions. "I'm really glad they walked me because I don't know if I could have gotten my mind toward con- centrating on the situation." Yaz, the consummate pro- fessional, wouldn't allow himself the luxury of truly enjoying the moment, though. Nor will he in other cities as he makes a final tour through the American League . "I can't think about it because then it's too difficult to play the game," said Y a.z who, if he should finish above .300 (he's currently hitting .317), would do BO for the first time since 1974 and only for Carl Y astrzemski the seventh time in his career. ••rm not thinking about this being my last trip in here becau.e the name of the game is today, and you can't afford to let your mind wander. * AMGIL NOT9S-OrlllinalY dleet>ostd es • minor IN'ulM, ....., Clllrtr ._.,.... "" 12th Aneel to lie ll4eoecl on "" dlsebltd Hsi when ht came uP wllh • '9Ptrllltd sllOUldlr Incurred when ht lrltd to rnellt e IMPll\t CAICfl of t Dew ........ llOrnt (\,WI In "" left lleld •lends Tuttdev. "11'1 not IMI bed," Mid Clerk l>tfort '"' oame. "11 llOlhtfecl,,.... Hiiie IHI nllftl. end more '° wl*1 I tried to ott out of btd 11111 mornlno. II dlcln'I llurt ltll nlel\I, bul ltwn ntlll\Of did my '-cl. I "'°"""' II Wta lusl • bnllM. I ltllnll I can elev llul "" doCIPr IOICI me IP , .. , tor 10 den lo elve 11 • ~ lo ott bttttr." Tl'lt Anotll, WflO lled lusl out ~ o.c... on !ht 1 S-0.y dllMl6td Mii IN elev l>tfor•. heel no °'* C»lloll llul to out C.ler1l Oft IN 21-cley DL ... T .. A1111111 rtlllectd Cla111 t1¥ Qllno ue> OUlfttlder Miit .,_ from E*'-!Otl, Brown, N llO<.l'I r_....,, WM t -llOfl ~ MM -11111 lrtlnlne Wllttt .. "" -llOrnt , ....... A victim of "" numbtrl ..,,..., arown ... MIPotd OUI IP Edmonton el IN t ltr1 al IN -'°"· l'IOlftvtr . Brown wM hlttlno .371 wllfl 20 Piornt runs et Edmonton. He II tllNC!ed lo lokMlle d<AI toc1ev . . . Stwt LMllnltldl, c8lled UP 10 r.-C. 0.Clnctl, medt hh ftnl Siert end c04ltc'9d two hits In five trlP1 lo !ht 11191• . • . Tonltlllt'1 douOlehMdtr lie• Mir• Wlft 14•61 encl 0.... ....... (4·() llOlno tor Ille Anotll ... IMI Tletrs "-" ...... (4·21 encl Dew ·-(6-0). Exotic fish arrive, thanks to El Nino Dolphin, yellowfin tuna, yel- lowtail and marlin have entered coastal waters and are preeently rewarding salt water flshennen with good action. Dolphin have been picked up under floating kelp pattiel' by boata trying for yellows. The " El Nino" currents which are bringing warm Mex- ican waters to our shores are carrying with them exotic fiah in great numbers. Boats fishing below the Coronado I.alanda re- port large breezing achoola of yel- lowtail and tuna, with many marlin also being spotted. Private sportfishers are getting into most of the action according to J.D. at Bisbee's on Balboa laland. The yacht " Happy Kanaki" was over aolid yellowtail and dolphin while fishing waters eome 53 miles 159 degrees off Point Loma. The sportfisher "Prowler" operating out of Fiahennan's Landing had 35 big yellowtail on board at press time and was still into fish. Marlin fishing is a1ao getting into full swing with two more fish being weighed in at the BAC this week. The biilliah are starting to OUTDOORS JIM NIEMIEC show all over the ocean with the fish popping up on most of the banks. Many boats are reporting getting zipped from blind strikes. Most all the marlin are being landed on lures, which, ia typical for early arriving spikebills. It appears that this will be a good year for marlin aa the bait and water conditions are excellent, and it is very early in the 8e890n. The latest word on albeoore is that a new school bas been located 90me 100 miles, 210 degrees from Point Loma by the Polaris Deluxe. The albies are in the 8-10 pound c1ua and all but one of the days cat.ch waa taken on jigs. This iB more typical of how the longfins should act com- ing into our waten and perhaps we will still get aome good albacore fishing prior to an ex- pected early departure. Peete set to defend title now that hack is OK WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) -Calvin Peete, who is defending his title in the $350,000 Anheuser-Buach Claaaic, said he made the right decision in withdrawing from last week's British Open golf c.hampionahip. "It waa not an easy decision," said Peete, who has never played in the British Open, one of the game's Big Four events. "I really wanted to play over there," he said. "But when I was playing In Milwaukee (alao as the defender, the week prior. to the Briti.ah Open), my back started acting up on me a little bit. ''I wanted to play in the British Open, but I juat couldn't aee going all the way over there and not belna able to perform well, If I could play at all. "It was a tough decision, but I figured the week off would do me more aood. I th.ink I made the rloht choice. ._,,'Now, I'm rested and eepr to defend. The beck la fine, and I'm looking forward io playing," PMte Mid before teeing off in today's first round over the 6.684-yard, par 71 Kingsmill Golf Clubcoune. Peete, the mos\ suocesaful black player in the game's history, acored the sixth victory of hia career earlier this IM80l'l in the Atlanta cta.ic, was leCOnd in the Bing Crosby, has six other top-10 finishes and has clinched a pos- it.ion on the 1983 American Ryder Cup team. Boxer sick; match is off LOS ANGELES (AP) -A ICheduled boxing mat.ch at the Los Angeles Sports Arena coru,ht between undefeated Richie Sandoval of Pomona, and Pajarito Rico of Mexico bas been c:anceJed beaau.e of gutriU. suffered by Sandoval. Promoter Don Ow-gin, who announced the cancellation, aald Sandoval'• physician, Dr. Duane Styla of Pomona. confirmed the illl\81. Seaview ousts Stanton, 9-8 Se.view eliminated Stant.on, 9-8, Wednaday nilht In the Ut- tJe u..aue 11-12-year-old IOW'- nament at Fountain Valley North LL. M..nwbUe, 1n Ana D at OcNn vi.w Ammcan, the boats p09ied a 6-4 triumph and will meet Fountain Valley South thll eve- ninl· ln the Dlltric:t 65 compeUUOn at Harvard Park, Million Hilla romped put El Taro, 11-0, and Laauna KilUe} w• • 18-7 victor OYe1' San Juan C.p61trano. Million Hllla' vtctory f•tu.recl a no-hil1er by Trent Brawner . ln Senior Leepe pa.y, It w• ~ta.In Valley Ncinh .U.U. Hwit1J11'Cft Valley, 14-6, ani1 Weetmbwter Natkinal capWnd a wfld 21·7 Junklf' l...,ue triumph owr Fountain Valley North. llllllCIUITYIUllNllB-------------r--------------------~O~ran~g~eC~o~as~tO~A=IL~Y ~PIL~O~T/~Th~u~rad~a~y.=Ju~ly~21~,1~9~83 __ ..:.:.cs Promotions, sales announced Orange County resd.ients Donaa L . H awk.lns and David W. Cb .. have been appointed agents with the AU1tate laHru ce Compuy. Bolh agents will be working In the Allstate office located in the Sun building m the Soath Coast Plau Mall. ••• Brooke Robblllt has been appointed sales manager for Gas Sy1tem1, lac. of Huntington Beach, it wa.s announced by the company's president. Robert E.W. Magnaaen. Robbins be- comee the first sales manager for the firm. • • • A.J. "Sonny" Burketl has been promoted to the new position of North American sales manager by CIE Termlaals, lac., the recently formed tenninals/line printers subsidiary of C. llob Electrolllcs, lac. The Irvine-based rompany also named Carlos Lawbu to Burkett's old position. regional manager for the southeastern division. • • • Bad Warner-has been named to the newly-created position of director of land acquisi- tion, sales and marketing for all residential projects for the Robert P. Warmington Co., a residentialfindustria.lJrommercial building firm headquartered in Costa Mesa. Warner is a resident of Rancho La Costa. .... The sale of the 54.000-square-foot Irvine Reseucb Center at 17891 Cartwright Road in Irvine to Covelle Estates of Great Britain for $5. 7 million has been announced by Curt Olson, vice president of Nexus Development Corporation, aellers of the project. Scott Burnham and David Hibbard of the Newpon Beach office of Grubb & Ellis represented the buyer and seller in the transaction. • • • Angela Wa terman has joined the Newport Beach advertising/public relations firm of Lenac, Warford, Stone, lac. as an advertising copywriter. • • • Newport Beach executive Thomas 0 . Gephart has been re-elected to the board o( directors of UnJ ted Education & Software, announced Aaron Cohen, UES president. Gephart from $100,000 to $500,000 Contact: Small Business Administration Department at (800) 472-8529 Toll Free L\. Lllwrl, National BaM One Pacific l'l.lz.I • TrTi Ct:nltr ~~u.-• Uunlin1o?1•1<) tkJch. CA !;l'll>li An £quaJ Opportunity lmlkr ~ltmht-r flJfl and ftderal l<~rw HAWKINI CttUNO .. oaa1Na is chairman of VeataJla Group, Inc. which he founded in 1970. Ventana is a corporate consulting and investment banking group which aids in workouts, metgers, acquisitions, management buyouts and venture .. • • • Tbe Digest of Financial P lannlag Ideas has announced that Anne Schuk Koen, registered representative, associate financial planner with the Orange County firm of TltaJ Capital Corpor· ation, has been selected as a member of the Financial Plaruilng Professional Practices Ad- visory Panel. The panel is a nationwide group of financial prof~ionals who provide infonnation and opinions about the financial services industry. • • • Gary M. Galati of Irvine has been named senior vice president-cor porate develop- ment/corporate relations for Imperial Bancorp, a $1.5 billion financial institution. The an- nouncement wru. 1r.ade by George M. Ellinge, chairman of the board. In his new position, Galati has responsibility for the company's strategic planning department. • • • Liza Cadreau has been named creative director at Korobkln & A11oclate1, a graphic design firm based in Newport Beach, according to David Korobkln, president. Now responsible for client services, C-adreau joined the (inn in June 1981 as a designer. • • • Arthur Anderson & Co. has appointed five new managers in the international accounting firm's Costa Mesa office. They are: David P. Reiland of Huntington Beach, Robert M. Rascb of Cost.a Mesa. Carol J. Lindstrom of Santa Ana, Todd A. F out1 of Costa Mesa and David J. Copper of North Hollywood. Pay ZER 0 Income Taxes in 1983! Our clients w ill pa y no federal or state income taxes in 1983. They paid none in 1982. They are currently receiving refunds of federal income taxes a lready paid for the yea rs 1980 and 1981 . They a re i n ve st i ng t h e s e t ax dollars i n a ttorney/accountant structure d tax " 1t ra tegie1, selecte d by our staff, which offer extraordinary profit potentia l. CALL NOW POI A 24 HOUI llCOIDID MISSAGI TAX STRATEGIES by JUPITER 673-5518 Guess what just happened to our interest rates. w you've been VJ01t1ng to toke out a personal loan. a home improvement loon, on automoblle loon.°' even o second mortgage loon. your patience hos been reVJC>rded CA.Jr interest rotes are IOllJel" than they've been 1n some time (52) COMME~CIAL Cf\EDIT ~'Control Oat" Compc'ny LCmnwco Croon Pion. IN: ano Comme<cro1 C 1901 Cotpoo1ion l CON d $!.(XX) and CMt1 trO( t:lO .Cured by 1001 l)!Clp«ty COST A MF.SA • :no E. 17th Street • 6..15-l.1700 llUNTINGTON BEACll • 16075 Golcien Wellt t. • 817·7771 Mt "SION VI EJO • 213'J5 Alicia l'nrkwoy, uitc 2f: • 770-265 1 Alicia Town Plaza ANTA4'NA • 122 & Eta t J7th Stre t • 517·5871 On the bargain-hunting road By SYLVIA PORTER On nn annlve~ry weekend recently, my husband, Jim. and r soon di.&cover~ that. bargain shop- ping was a waste of time. The local currency Is pegged to the U.S. dollar, moet goods muat be imported to this island paradise -and only the most determined, shrewdest buyer can &raveling .eason. Anyway, take for granted lb.al ln Bennuda howl.a and resi.urants know bc.!tter th.an you just how •t.t'<mB the U.S. dollar really ia. Cind any bargains. But at.-qualnt.ances on vacations ln England, Sweden, Ireland and other foreign lands a.re discovering that with U.S. dollars in their pocket.s, this summer is a bargain-hunter's dream. The reasons are vatied and this tale has both a good and a bad side. 1) The key to the whole story is the continuing strength of the U.S. dollar --which means your dollar now buys far more goods in other nations than it has in a long time, w hlle exporters of goods made here are finding their prices prohibitively expensive abroad (The two sides of the tale.) 2) ln addition, many countries have devalued their currencies, enabling your funds to stretch even longer. Mexiro, France, Sweden and Spain, among others, have undergone well-publicized currency devaluations this past year. 3) More good -· but oddly unpublicized --news for bargain hunters: Your allowance on goods that you can bring back with you from your overseas excursions has risen from $300 to $400. U you're returning from such spots as the U.S. Virgin Island or Guam (island territories), you can now bring in up to $800 of goods duty free, raised from $600. Although the U.S. Customs Service raised these limits back in January. many of you remain unaware of the higher allowan<.'es. The Customs Service's new declaration form, which all returning travelers must complete, is being gradually phased in , as the old forms are used up. To maximize your good timing on traveling -- and shopping .. while the U.S. dollar remains so powerful. consider these tips: 1, -· Seek out spots where local people eat. drink and lodge. Even though prices may strike you as cheap (and perhaps really are), establishments generally raise their prices in this summer peak MUTUAL FUND DYER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS -Find out whert" the locaJ people ihop as well and follow them, for price9 vary widely from store &o •tore. .. Make u many purchases aa possible with traveler's checks or cash Not onJ y do you usually get a less favorable rate of exchange on your credit card items. you alao often pay a surcharge of a few percentage pointa or receive le!l.'I of a discount on sale goods. As evidence of appealing prices, in Ireland -· where the Irish pound was worth about $1.25 $l this writing .. a room in a bed-and·breakfast, including private bath. could be had for as little as $12.50 per person. Good. not luxury. ho~l rooms for as little as $15 per night are not uncommon. Look Cor excellent prices on traditional Irish goods: woolens and crystal are prime examples. [n England, the pound rut an all-time low of about $1 .45 in March. It is now hovering modestly above the low, so the fabulous prices of March are a bit less fabuJous. but comparisons with prices in London three or four years ago are stunning. A lambswool sweater-vest can be purchased at a top London store today for $15 against a price easily double that in New York. Books are a good buy, too. MexJro is close to a tourist's paradise, with the exchange rate floating at about 150 pesos to the dollar. A dinner for six at a Mexican resort, including wine and Up, costs $30; lashion-conscio~ Americans can save great sums by buying designer-label goods, licensed to Mexican companies and manufactured there. Silver jewelry is no bargain, though; the price of silver is pegged to the world marke t. In brief, if you can afford it, now is the tim~togo! Even if you can't afford it, you can stretch your dollar into creating a dream trip. ("Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s," 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money management, is now available through her column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s," in care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson.Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) UPS AND DOWNS • Pel. UP 50.0 UP n.a Uo 2S.I UP JO VI> n.1 UD 12.t vo n.1 V• 71.4 Uo 11 t UP 211 VII lt,t Ult IU UP IU u. "·' UP 170 u. 16.f uo 16.7 UP ,., u. ,..., U• 16.0 1,111 IU u. lS.4 U. IU UO IU U. IU UP IU Pel. °" 1)..1 i()ll it'~ I ,I 11 1 iU IU ~ IU g; !:I ff i~ tl ti -·--··-.............................. -.... ...... ····-. ·-.......... __ ......... ._.. ......... ,, ,_ .. _. __ ._. -.. __ ,_ ...... -........... _........ 1 9 Ce Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThurtday, July 21, 1983 STOCKS NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~~v~'=ao"'=!::'Hf NfW YC)M,MIOWH1,,AClllO, ... W,908lOH.DllA011AHDCl~TllfOCAlllCHAMOU4HO Thund•y'1 I I •.m. {PDT) Price• J I Stock market rallying; growth report readied By tbe AHoclaled Preti W ASHING10N • The 1tock market chalked up ha biggest gain In neariy eight mon\ha after the Federal Relerve Board convinced Wall Street that It wanta to accommodate, not lnhiblt, continued economic ex· panaion. The government 1.8 scheduled lat.er today LO release ita preliminary report on the economy's growth in the second quarter. U.S. peraonal income, meanwhile, rose 0.5 percent in June aa employment roee, ,ihe Commerce Department said. But workers railed their s pending by twice that much , leaving the savings rate for the second quart.er at perhaps the lowest level since 1949. Interest rates I all on signal WASHINGTON -Interest rates fell after the Federal Reserve Board signaled to Wall Street that il will work to avoid a substantial tightening of credit, thereby allowing the economy to keep expanding_ There.had been fears that the central bank was ready to curb credit availability, a move that would send interest rates hjgher and perhaps derail the recovery. Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker told the House Banking Committee on Wednesday that the central bank was restricting credit slightly. But he al.so said the Fed adjusted its policy in a way that could preclude further tightening and forestall a substantial climb in rates in the future. ~ccountants get code of ethics NEW YORK -The National Association of Accountants has adopted the flrst code of ethics for its members. The trade group representing corporate accountants emphasized Wednesday that ITI06t of Its 95,000 members. and their companies, try to provide a fair and clear appraisal of their financial conditions. But it said the code would provide additional support to corporate accountants by giving them guidelines to handle those cases in which a potentially "unethical" situation might crop up. • Dollar eases; gold prices rise LONDON -The dollar eased on foreign exchange markets early tosday in response to the Federal Reserve Board's new monetary policy. Gold bullion prices rose slightly. Traders said the policy outlined by Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker on Wednesday eased fears of a sharp rise in American interest rates. Alleghany board approves sale MINNEAPOLIS -Alleghany C.Orp.'s directors approved the previously announced proposed $1 billion sale of Alleghany's principal assets to American Exp~ Co. The board on Wednesday approved of the sale in exchange for 15.25 million American Express common shares, subject to adjustment to give effect to a 3-for-2 stock split, and assumption by American Express of substantially all of Alleghany's liabiliues. Packard h eads stock profit list NEW YORK -Fortune magazine says 53 people holding stock in their own comparues each made a ''paper" profit of $100 million or more since the stock market's historic rally began last August. Far at the top of the list is David Packard, 70, co-founder and chairman of Hewlett-Packard Inc .. the computer and electronics concern. The value of his Hewlett-Packard stock rose $1.2 billion to a total of $2.1 billion as of July l. Fortune said Wednesday. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES WHAT NYSE DID Haw YCMll( IA'") M. » T .... ~Jl4 174 "" 1' I WHAT AMEX DID NIW YCMlK 1..,1 J"'-ll METALS r .... , 474 , .. I" 117 .. • """· •Y ... w l71 1'711 u """· ... 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E:~JE.H'>loN ~ by Lynn Johnston hv Tom Bat1uk GtT A GOOD SU'.lTAN ! 7 t i by George Lemont .J k ~ by Wiley ~. by Harold Le Ooux C8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 Samantha returning, lauds Soviet fri.ends MOSCOW (AP) -Mall\e schoolgtrl Samantha Smith ended a two-week tour of the Soviet Uruo n at the invitation of President Yuri V . An· dropov today and said before leaving that the Soviets are "almost just Uke Americans.'' Samantha and he r parents, Arthur and Jane, took off from M0600w's Sheremyetevo Airport aboard a Soviet Aeroflot airliner bound for Montreal. The family was to stay there overnight before returning h om e to Manchester , Maine, Friday. Before leaving, the 11-year-old girl held a news confe rence at her luxury Moscow h otel, facing a battery of microphones and televisfon lights. She said shewasnotdisappointed that a visit with Andropov could not be arranged. !1 . "He sent a deputy over to the hotel 1and that was e nough," s he said_ "I probably coulJn 't have said anything to him anyway .... He (through his envoy) said he was sorry he couldn't m eet with me but th;)t he was just too buay and wished me no war and good health." Andropov has been playing host to Hungarian Communist leader Janae Kadar since Monday. Leonid Zamyatin, chief o r the Kremlin's International Information Department which paid for Samantha's trip, met the 11-year-old girl and h er parents Wednesday. He presented h er with a full-sized samovar, a hand-lacquered Palekh jew· elry box with a view o f Red Square and two 100-page books full of color and black-and -white photographs of h e r stay in the Soviet Union. Each gift was accompanied by An- dropov's personal card. Samantha in turn presented a book of Mark Twain's speeches, published by the University of Iowa, as her gift to the Soviet leader. The idea a ppare ntly was inspired by Andropov's comparison o f Samantha with Becky Thatcher. the plucky character in Twain's "Tom Sawyer," in his invitation to her. Will Russians boycott OlyIDpics over Inissiles? LOS ANGELES (AP) -Top Olympic officials say they're afraid Russia may boycott the 1984 Games if Western allies proceed with planned deployment of U .S . miss· iles in Western Europe in December. Monique Berlioux, ex- ecutive director of the International Olympic Committee, said Wednesday that she and IOC President Juan An- tonio Samaranch fear a boycott but cited no specific Soviet state- ments supporting s uch a DIATH NDTICIS vi~";;wever, Berlioux ----------said sh e and Samaranch, HANSEN a former Spanish am- ~dor to Moscow, got the impression from F.astern Bloc: contacts that a boycott danger exists. Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee President Peter V. UeberrDth confirmed that IOC leaders had warned the LAOOC about the boycott possi· bility. "We have four years o{ working very hard to ensure that the socialist countries know that their teams will be treated very well in Los Ange les, and we are trying our best to de- velop open and friendly relations with all these countries," Ueberroth said. In 1980, the United States led a boycot.t e f- fort against the Moecow Olympics following the Soviet invasion of Af- ghanistan. This was the second time recently that a high IOC official has ex- pressed doubts about Soviet participatio n . "8JC NOTICE MUC NOTICE Nil.IC NOlta: MOTIC9 CW U.UC:AnoM NOTICI TO C:OWTRACTOM NOTM:l IM'nMQ •t • ._ ·-TO ~Tl WATIJl OA&.UNQ llo.. _,. Notice .. hereby alwn !NI the ACTmOUI 9U-U 'IC:nnout ~U ~ATION.,..1 School Oltlrlcil: HUNTINGTON lkMlfdolT~oftMeo..tCom-NAlmlTATUmNT NAm ITATDmW'f Notloe i. hereby ~ t11o1I on BEACH UNION HIGH llCHOOl DIS. ~ C0l90e ~ of Or T~ IOllOwlng C*wrlt .,. dOll'IO The IOllOwlng ~ ere dolf'O Match 24. 1812, Or_,. County TICT. 8ld OMdllne! County, Cellfornl-. wll ~ ..... bulli,_. M' bUllo.t u W•l•Dllt110t,c/oDl9tnct~. BidNo 52t ·2:00pm • Mbidlue>tobuinot.t•tflat 11:00 GALE ASSOCIATES LIMITED OSBC PARTNEl\S, 1201 e>o... po. Bo• t300, Fountlln "~· CA Fridey, July H . IN3 Lm~ ~· Auguet •• IN3 at PARTNERSHIP, • Calftornl• limited SllMI, SUit• 570, Newpotl IMefl. 92704"°300. epplled 10 IN 8•••• Bid No. &30 • i:30 p.m. IM ~ ~ment •• ~ Partnwltllp, 1600 [)((Ml 8trMI. C• 82MO Wal.er ~ COntrOI Boerd tor Ffldey, """' "· 1113 time Mid bide .. be pullllcly open-Sun• 130, Newpot1 8Mch, ca Au..... A. DWll. ~ W•tpon, • permit to appropriate watet, tub· Bid No. 631 • 2:00 p.m. ed end rMd for: PURCHASE 2eeo 1rv1ne. Ca t2' 14 )eel lo Ymied rlght1 .. The lollrd hM FrtcSay, =· tN3 COIWTot.OGV Stani.y W Qrlbble, 13034 Mind· Ronald J Speyet, 1'42 Pt CeriOfi determined 11\af the applloallon II In Ptece oi lld t; HUHTINOTON 8UPPltE8; Q0l.0£H WEST Cot. anao Way. 4, MAllnt Del Aey. Cell· Pt11Ge, Newpo(t r...c;n, Ca t2teO comptenoe with 8eG11on 65t43 o1 the BEACH UNION H H SCHOOi. OIS-LEGE torni. 9029 I Mk;hael J. l~, Thomu G Brown. 28 ArtloM, Oo,,.rnmen1 Code, TAIOT EDUCATION Al blda -to be In '"°' 298 Panlnaual l>fllle, KalMyvllle. lrvln., Ca. 92714 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT CITNEl'I, 102&1 Ycnlown Av-wlttl the 8ICI Oooumenlt which Calllomla 85451 Ga1y D Cot.., 4091 D1ab1o Clf. The applicant Pfop()Ma to dl*'I -· Huntington BMoh, C&. 826441 -Ill Illa end ""'V be ..oured Int Thi• bualnet• 11 conducted b)" • cle. Hunllngton Be6ch, c a. 92641 11ormw1t., Into Hlatlng DI ..... pltt. Protect ldenllftoatlon: ollloe Of IM Olr.ctor Of Pur~ lted pattoetlhlP ORL.e AS. Thie bllllloeM .. conducted l)y • n-plt1 wlN -• IPfMCllnQ Bid No. 520 • Atptlelt Aaitutftclng Of Nici OOiMOe Cllttrlel. SOCIATES genefal pvtnerW!lp bUln• '°' groundw•ltlt rectiMoe ot • Edi~ end Wlnter~g H'Oh E.ctl blOdlr lnl.l8t tut>mll with LIMITED PARTNEASHIP Gary 0. COllM Ille °'MOA COunl)' Groundw•t« School bid • C811f1Mw'• c:heol!, certified. Callloml• Limited Thi• 11•1-I WU flied with the 8Mlo. Thi• walet wlll ba dlvwled by Bid No. &30 • Gym Door Reno-c:Mc*, or biclcler'1 bond made pay· Partnw1hlp County Clel'll ot Orange County on gravity llow by ~· ot 8antlego vatlon • Matlna High Setlool able to the order of tile Coui_Com· Stan411y w. Orlbbl•, July 11. 1983 CrMll and the Atani«I• Storm Bid No. 531 • Computer Room munlty College Dlatrlol Boatd ot • Genetal Partne< nm'1'I Channel ~Ion emptlea dlrectly Into Remodel • Fountain Valtev High TNlt-In 11n ~• not .... tllan Thl1 s1111men1 w11 filed \Mtll 1111 Publlthed Orange Coul Oially Ille aprMdlng ground•. The IC)fMd· &:hool Pi-Pltnt •• on llfe: llw IM'oelll (5'41 Of the autn bid u • ounty Cieri! ot OranQe Counly on Pilot July 21. 28. Augull 4, 11, 1863 Ing bMlnt Wiii l'lave 1 aurt-., .. ot MAINTENANCE .• OPEAATOHS ANO Dl*tnl .. lhel the bidder wtU tnt• July 13, 1983 4209-63 218 ICf" localed .. lollowl:S t/2, CONSTRUCTION. Room 321. Into the propoeecl Conlrtct If I l'nllS1t NE 114 end S 112 of Section 22. N Huntington 8Mch Union High MIM It twarded to him. In the_,, Publlahed Orange Coul Dally ----.. -_-IC_Ml'\_f_IC[ ___ _ 112. ol Section 27 and NE 11•, ot &:hool Olttr1Gt EduGallon Center, of talluretoenletlnto tUCh contract, Pilot July 2t, 28, Aug. 4, 11. 1963 ,._ "" ~Ion 26 all within HS, AtW. t0281 Yorktown the ,,,,OOMd, of the checti wlll 4213-83 ll..U See&M. Avenue .. Huntington &Mch, Ca. torteltM. or In IM -of. bond, FtCTmou• ........ The pl-ol UN wlff ~ w11hln t 92646 tile full 11#!1 l'-f Wiii ~ lorfelled NT t>oundtrlel of the OrMOA County 10281 Vorlttown A ..... t1unllngton 10 Mid oolege diltrlct. P\ellC NOTICE U.. •TAn• Weier Olllrlct located In Town.hip BMc:tt,C&. 92&49 No ~ IN)' wllhdt-his bid Tiie IOllowlng petlOnl atl d04ng 3-65. Aanget 6-t2W, S88&M and Pllone: 1714) llM-3339 flit. 320 tor a period for forty-ttve (45)d• C -bualn .. 1 •• wlM ba UMd for the purpoMI tilled NOTICE 18 HEREBY Oii/EN !hit the lift• Ille dale ... for the ."""'°" CouttT °" n. A SUPERIOR SANCWICH SHOP, below. The project lncludelthecom· abov.-named School Otatlct of Or· tn.eof. •TATI °" CAUfORNIA 1599 Superior Ave . Colt• -· l'(llinlllea of Buena Parlt, Anaheim, MOA County Cllllfomla, acting by The Boerd o1 Tr1111-r F<>f' Ta. COUNTY M Ct. 92621 GAlden Grove, Santa Ant, Fullerlon, and ttvougll 111 OolltltninO Boetd, the PfiYlleOe of rejecting any ertd LOI ANGllll PETER B TROUP. 1555 M ... Huntington a..cn. City ot Orenge, hereinafter ,..._,eel to • "°'8· bide or to waive any lrregularltlee •°"'" Clffl"Al l>tlf'11CTI Verd• Dr Eatt 6 Tullln. Irvine, Colla M-. S... TRICT," Will ~ up 10, bul not lnlONl\lllltlee In any bid or In the Est1te ot RAY EVERT TEll"lr.' akt 18F · Coala MHA. Ca · 92 28 '--,....,_ ... __ S MARY T TROUP. 1555 Me.a BMc:tt. la Palma, Wettmln11 .... !All., Ulan the above-•ttled 1,.,,., -.... .....,...,.,, E. Wat ROY E TEVI . OeoelM<I Verde[)( Eut Yorba Lind•. los Alamitos, Cypr-. Melad blcll lor Ille -d of • COO• Secretary, Bowd of Tru•I c ... No SCP-ooee8 18F Cosl• M-Ca 82626 Stanton, P'-1111, 11111• Part! and trlCt tor IM above project. Commulty ColleOA Oi9tt1cllf NOTICI cw INTENTKHll TO Tl'lt~ oualneu It Cond~ted by ln-F~~~c~~ INFORMATION :lflecl~t!::.~ ~ ~ = Publlllhed ~~~~~~lot llLl Jllil "'°""TY AT atvt<tu•I• (Hull>and & Wiie): Weter to ba appropriated from and publlcly reed aloud at Ille ,_.VATI IALE Pel., B. Troup S1ntlago Cr.-C trlblltary lo Santa Abo-lated time ertd pl-•-tr llnflCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11'111. C Tiiis sClltement~u llledCouwltll Ille Ana River lhetloe Pac.lflc Ocean. Eactl bid mutt c:oolorm ana ba t"UllU\I "" 1ub)ect to c;onllrmallon by the oun1y !erk of ""ange nty on POlnl of otvertion at SW e<OI'* ol rwpone/Ye to the contrect docu· NOTICI CW "*JC •ALI abOve-enllllld Superior Court. on June 28, l983 F2lta1 SE 114 ol NE 114 ot Section 22. T4S. menll. July 25, 1983, al 10:00 a.m .. or R9& S88&M Eactl bid lhtlt be ac;companled by ef ,_..... ~ tl'lefeatter within tne time allowed l>y Published Orange Cout Dally In 'tt'9 County of Orange. the MCUrlty refwred to In the con-at PuWlo .. ~ law. Ille undefslQned, 11 EJieculrla ot Pilot July 7. 14, 21. 28, 1983. Waler to ba appropriated from tractdocumenta. Nollceot .... olpertOnalPf' lhe Will or ROYEVERT TEI/IS, De-3067·63 Sant111go Creel! tributary 10 s1nta1 The DISTRICT ,...,..,.. the rlQllt ~~~~~r:UNorll.IMlt~ 1 t~Cl~I ceased. wm sell at private Nie to the .... ,IC W\T~ Ana Rl't'er 1~ Paclflc Oc:Mn, 1to reject any or all bid• or to waive .....,, · ...., 1 ·-e Y highest and belt nei bidder on the ----'"----""--~---- pojnt ol Olver.,on within SW 114 otlany lrregularlllea or lnlormatltlea In '= •i:arg:; :;:~18{ ~·~;.terms 11n<1 condition• 11ere1n111er FICTITIOUl llU ... •• NW 114 of S.CllOn 23. HS. R9W.[any bids or In the bidding. undtlt!oneci wtU ,_1°10 highMt' and mentioned all rl~hl, 111141 and lnterHt NA• ITATE•NT S88&M The Department ol lndultrlal Rel•· beet bidder. the property ' M a of ROY El/EAT El/IS, Oeo••N<I. •• The lollowlng pereona Al• dOlng In the County of Ofange. tlorll hat determined IM 09f*al M ' ta o . r lhe time of his d .. th and all right, butlnffl II: Wit., to 1>a appropriated from prevalllng rate of pe.-diem wagee In ,.. Ceurbal zepa ~ ~= Ulla and lnlerHt 0111 the es1a11 hu BARE TOOTSIES. 4192 Eacudeto. Alamed• StOfm Channel trlbUtary to Ille localltytn Which Ihle WOftc II to be :..oi:w llOld 8';0136 1118 TriMt• Ne*· 1cqulred In 1ddlllon to tl'l•t of dece· Irvine. Ct .. 927 t4 Sant• An• River theonct Pacific performed tor MCtt Cf•ft or type of port Beect't Calfl 92663 • dent •I Iha time ol hit dellh, In th• StiAROL F OLSON, 4182 Ocean po4nt ol Olveraion wttl'lln SE lwor1!man needed 10 eitecuta !Ile • · real property located In the County Eacudero Irvine ca 92714 114 01' SE t/4 of Section 22. T4S, eontract. Ti-rat• at• on Ille al 1cl::,.f!'operty lor Mle 11 ll•ted u of Ortnge, S1111 ot Callfornl•, de· BARBARA t<' VLASEK, HH R9W, S BB&M the OISTRICT otftcl located at lJ..d "*"' & '1 a children scribed IS tollow•: BrOOlllltven, Huntington BMctl, ca .. In the County of Orange. 1025t Vorlllown Ave, Hunflngton dolhea llzel un11.W: Lot 4 of Tract 2069. u per map 92~6 Amourit epplled tor: 35,000 e..cti, Ca. 92648. Coplet may be T....A.ion & equlpmenl recorded In Book 111, Page 41, of This bUSlnen 11 conducted by a ec:r•leet pet annum by ttorage. obtained on requett. A c:opy of!'-0.-Mlscetl1neou1 Maps, record• of Or· gener1I p1r1nerlltllp. Water lo be UMd tor: lrrlgallon, mu-rat• ahall ba poeted at the job Ille. Clletl of dr-• ange County, Calllornl• ShAIOI F Olton nldClal and lndullrtal purpoeet. DI-The foregoing actledule of per diem Aefl1ger1or file proper1y 11 commonty ra-Tl'll• 11etemen1 wu !tied wttll the verllon MUor'I named: January t lo WllQM It buecl upon • WOftclng day Wllllller & Dryer lefreCI 10 u 1338 South Ooug111 Coun1y Clerk ot Orange Count)' on o-t\ber 31. Tiie maximum rate of of eight (8) houri. The rate lor ~ Vlllloue Kitchen UllHllM Street. Santa Ana. Cttilornl~ June 29 11163 d'-tlon to oftatraam ttorage shalltr.•Y end O'llet11me work 11\aM ~ et Clllld'• ~ Tl'le Nie ts tul>Ject 10 current Ft1.,. not uoaeo 6,000 cubic feat per tee-time and ~. BwbeQue l<rltta K ROM 1 .. es. covenant•. condltlon1, r•· Pubtolhed Orange CoMI Dally ond. It tllall be mandatory upon the t«3 Cedar SI llrlellons, r-111ttons, rights, rlghll Pilot July 7. 14. 21. 28. 1983 ENVIRONMENTAL INFOR· CONTRACTOR to whOfn the oon-San Bemardloo Call! 92404 of wly, 1nd -.nenll of record, 3()69..83 MATION ract 11 awarded. end upon lln)' tub-P\lbllahad OreoGa c:Out Dally Piiot any encumbrances ol rteord 10 ba According 10 the Calttornla Ell· tractorundarhlm,lopaynot.... JulyH 26 18634221-&Ntlalledoulolllle purc;n ... pr~ MUC NOTIC[ vlronmental Ouallty Act and 111 1M Mid apecltled rat• to all • • The pr()j)er1y 11 to be IOl<I on an -----------guldell,_, Ofange County Waler men emolOyed by them In the "u 11" bu.is axc:ept as 10 Ulle 'ICTTTIOUI 9Ul*IU Ol9trict 11 the IMd agency ana wlM, ecu11on of the contract. PUBlJC NOTICE Bids or otters are Invited tor thl• NAME ITA'R..,,,. tt...efore. be r"90"alble tor prep-No bidder may wlthdr-hie bid property 1nd mull ba 1n writing Ind The IQllOwlng perlOlll .,.. OOlng aratlon of 1Pproprtet• en'lllronmen· or • period of lorty·ftv.(45) d•YI FICTITIOUl IUllNEll will Ile received 111haolflcel ol Cov-bu1tnesa u . tat document• and tor detennlnlng 11• lhe dale Ml lor the opening ol NA• ITATE•NT lnglon & Crowe, 111omey1 tor Mid LIDO PACIFIC REALT'I'. 1611 wnett... or not the Pfopoeed actton . The fotlowlng pereon 11 doing &ecu1r1x. at P0a1 Olllce Bo• 1515. Allto, Cotta MHll. Ca . 82627 wlM have 1 llgnll\cant eftec1 on the A paytnenl bond and a pet· blJllnett u : 113 t West Sixth Street. Suite 300. SCHWEICKERT AEAl TY, INC .. A environment All lnqolriea conoem-ormance bond will ~ required prior NEWPORT HAR e ou A pH 0 . Onterlo. Calllornl• 9 1762. or m1y ~ CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. 16,, Ing preparation of Ille environmental O execution of the C:OOlrllci, The TOORAPHY, 355 Old Newport Rd .. tiled wltl'l lht Cle<k ol 11ld Superior Aliso, Cotti .._ ... Ct . 92627 document1 tnould be directed to Ille )"'*11 bond lhall be In the form N-porl BNch. Ca .. 92663 Coun or dtllvered to Covington & This buflnes1 11 conducted by • L .. d Aoencv. . I forth In Ille eontracl documenll. JUDITH ANN WEHRS. 349'1t Old Crowe personelty, 11 1ny time •lier corpor111on: The epplk:ant wlll P1'8'>11te • wat., y.Roberl C. 8elleV Newport Rd., N-P«• Beacl'I, Ca .. llrst publication ot lhls oollce and 01vld M Schwelckllf'I. Jr cone«vtllon plan and/or ~t • rector. Mtlntenanoe, 92663. betore maktng 111d Nie. Tl'llt ltlllfT\enl wu tlled wtlll the local water cone«v1Uor1 program per1tlon1 and Conetrue1ton Thia business Is conducted by en Bids musl be Haled and wlll Ile County Clerk ol Ortnge County on tor the ulllmate ute of water tough I blllhed Or•nge Coaal Dalt)' Pttot Individual· · opened at the 01110 .. ot Covington & June 27 1983 CHARLOTTE THOMAS HANSEN.she was a long time resident of Balboa Island and Newport Beach. Ca. Passed away an Hay· ward. Ca Survived by daughter Carol Hansen Tolleson o f Ho nolulu, Hawaii. 6 grandchildren. 7 great-grandchildren. Ser- vices wiU be held on Friday. July 22, 1983 at 11:301\M a t graveside with Father AJ. bert Jenkins officiating. In · terment will follow at Rose Hills Mortuary • by this applleatlon. July 14, 2t, 1883 4092·83 Judlln Ann Wehrs Crowe 111 the hour ol 10·00 am on F21M25 N • ) • RELATIVE TO PROTES'TS Thie 11111ment was flted wttl'I the 111e abo11e <late Publlsned Or111ge Cout Dally a t1on SW e ter1ng ProlMta m•y ~ bued on poss-PU8l1C NOTICE County Clerk ol Orange Counly on The property wtll be sola on lh• Piiot July 7 14, 21. 28. 1983 ll>le Injury to vested rlgl'lll or an al· June 28, 1983 following terms Cuh or pan cuh 3074-63 HA.Iott lAW~MT. OllYl lt.u "t'' ~ •• Cosld t,lf'\.J 5.\0 '>5 .l "HCf HOTHHS HLL HOADWAY MOITUAIT 110 Bro aow.1\ C.:>,1 .i M1:-.,.1 1)•1? ~ 150 IAl Tl & IHGHOH SMITH & TUTHILL wtSTCllFF CHAP'll 4r E 17in ~1 Le>'i>ld M1•,,1 F.4F. Q:)', ,AClftC YlfW MIEMO•IAl ,.All! Cerre1ery Mortuarv Cnapet-Crematory 3600 P.icot.c V1pw D"v" Newoon Beafti 64.\ ;> '00 McC04tMtOI MOITUA•lfS LaQuna Beacn 494 9415 LaQuna H•ll~ 768·093J San Juari Cao•strano 495 177& c legation lhat the Pfopolled •P· llOMM "211113 and pan credit, 1ne le<'ms ol ••"h ------------• l 00 d h t proprlallon would not be within the FICITTIOUI •UllNlll Published Ofange Coast Dally credit lo Ile t00eptable 10 the under-PU8llC NOTICE I -egree ea ·, 8oard'1 lurlldlcllon. would no1 be In NAME 8TATIM4ENT PHOI Jun• 30, July?, 14. 21, 1983. signed and 10 Iha Superior Courl ------------ the publk: lnler•I, would have an The tollowtng person Is doing 2979-83 10% ot tha amount ot boa 10 1ocom· KOIOll d Pl • adverM environmental Imp.ct, or ousmns as· pany lhe otter by cul'llef'• cheek. FICTITIOUI ., ... ,. Storms Ouse a Ins would be contrwy lo'-Any pet· CLUCKER'S CANTINA 27567 Plllt.IC NOTICE end tl'le 1>1.11noe to Ile P•ld on ton· NUii ITATlmNT son dellf1ng to PfOl•t Ille Board'• Puerl• R .. I flAIH lon vi910 Ca FICTITIOUS llUatNE•• ltrmallon ol HI• b~ the $upetlor The IOllOWlng petS()n II doing IUUance ot • permit l>UflUlnt to thll 92691 · · · Coun. Tues, ren11, oper11ing and bullneas .. By Cbe Associated Presa llPC)llcatlOn ahall within llO dlYI from STEVEN E CLARK 28391 RonM . .. ... ITATIMINT m1ln11nance upentu, •nd IMPERIAL OISTAIBUTC>f\S. 229 dtte of IMUanCt ot ti* notice tl'tOWn Mlaslon Vltllo Ct 9:itl92 , Tile lollowlng person •• doing premiums ot lnturanoe acceptal>le Del M11, Cott• Mesa. Ca., 92627 A h t wave gn'pped th t' today below IOI' within MICtl ""1hef time.. Thi• bu9'neN IS COf\ducted .,, bUSinell .. to Iha purci'later anall l>e prorated.. VIRGINIA N COOLEY. 229 Del summer ea e na ion may, tor good c...a lllowfo, be al· indrvlduat by A EASY EVICTION, 1822!.; New· ot tha d•t• ot conllrm•lion ol Ille Mer. Co111 Mell. Ca., 92627 from the Rockies and the Southwest to the F.ast lowedl Ille• wrtt1en proteet with the Ste...., E Clar port Blvd, eo.11 M .... Ca . 92627 Exemlnl•Uon 0111111. tranater tax". This buStness 11 conducted by an Coast, while scattered thunderstonns with high Stal• Wit., RelourOM Control Th11 1tat_.t w .. n~ w11h the PAULA J EAN PETERS. 1822'h •nd 11t1e Insurance policy en111 ba at 1n<11vrc1uat Boatd, to1 P Street, Sau-to, County Clerk 01 Orange County on Newport 81Yd , Cott• MMa. Ca., 1n. expense ol 111e atiove...,,lltled Virglnl• N ~ winds and hail erupted across the Plains. Cellfornll 95614 In care ot the con-June 29 1983 92627 Mtate 1nd purcnu. Shall pey tor Thll 1111_, .... filed with the The mercury hit 107 W ednesday in Pierre. S .D.. ttct PeflOn tpeelfled below. Prot•t ' Ft1"'4 This bUslneu Is conducted by an lh• recording of the conveyeooe County c1er1o. 01 Ofange Coun~ on tormt wlll be lutnlehed ,, .. Of P\ll>lllf'ted Orange Caul Dalt)' lndlvldu•I The unde<ligned r_....s the June 28. 1983 104 in Des Moines, Iowa, 103 in Palm Beach. Calif .. cflarge upon req.-t A copy of 11ny Piiot July 7 16 22 29 t883 . Paut1 Jeen Peters· rlgl'll 10 re)ecl eny and all l>ldr and 101 in St. Louis. prot•• lhalt ba aent to the ac>Ptl-· · · · :ioes.63 Tht• sla1enient wu llled with Ille DATED· June 30 1983 cant County Clerk of Orange County on Petr lei• J 'Ftrrl1!9IOn In Missouri, the heat was blamed in the deaths o( CONTACT PERSON: For pul>llc June 23. 1963 Elleculrl• ld 1 d Wed -..1 S lnter•t and enVlronmentll '--: rta.JC NOT1C£ Ft1ata two e er y m en an o n e woman n~ay. t. Katherine Oomeny (916, 324•5670. PubMlhed Orange Coast Dally CO¥tnfton & er-• '2"1'112 Publltlled Orange COMI Dall)' Pilot July 7, 14, ~1 28, 1983 30e6-83 "8.IC NOTICE Louis County declared a h eat emergency and set up For 1ny 0111., que1tlon1: wan ACTITIOUl IUllNl!ll P11ot June 30, July 7. 14. 21. t963 ~0 .,..R. Ooufhet1~ ..1: 1 f h ld 1 8oura (916) 324-5836, ~ ITA'RmNT 2975-63 r . • ...,1 1511 50 air-oonuitioned she ten; or t e e er y. DATEb: June 24. t983 r11e fOllowlnO perwn 111 dOlng .. _tr 11111'\TICE ,,,, W•t ll•ttl llrMt FICTITIOUI ., ..... Recent temperatures in the 90s and lOOs have Pu1>111hed Orange eo..1 Daily t>ualneN u t"-.n. "" Onte1to. CA t17'2 NA• ITAff•NT been blamed for 21 deaths nationwide, including Pltot July 14, 21. 28, t983 8RUOl/IK DESIGNS, 2015 VIII• ACTITIOUI .,..... (714)..,...., The IOllowing '*'°"' are doing 4098-33 C•t'!"r~C~A8-;llY eR'uco.11'1'1(9.2660201a NA• ITATIIMINT Publl•l'led Ortnge Coast Diiiy bu:~r~:~lA PET PRODUCTS. e ight in Georgia and eight in Missouri. 1-----------..., "'' " ... " The tOllowt 1 d 1.,0 Piiot July 14, 15. 21. 1983 The heat will last through the weeke nd, said PlB.IC NOTICE ~~·~ Ca)on. Newl:>Ofl Beach. ea .. bu.,,,... u : ng peraon 1 0 4112-83 :,:~~"·~!~~~~Blvd · Newport Joan MWTay of the National W eathe r Service's NOTICE°" IAU Thi• buliMA II Gonducled by an SY'*~~1~.A~1:t.~L':..1r!~'1E!~ f\AICtiElE CURTIS. 2212 Rutgers Se Sto Ce te . Kansas c· t M Th h ' r Notice Is '* ....... niv.n "'"'AUAnl to lndM'1uet. c I .. c 92•26 -· Pllll.IC NOTICE Or . Cost• M .... Ca .. 92826 vere rms n r in l y . o . e c le MCllOnl 3071 ;;~,.3012 ';,j' Ille CIVIi P11rlci1 M•y Brudvlk o,:l~HA~· G. i<1ss 555 Pie<' t AUR~ E MCCONNELL 0 U.M .. cause is a high pressure system stalled Crom the Code of 11141 St••• of California. the T1111 ata1-1 .... filed w11h 111e Dr Cott M · c ·92626 pon SUPEl'tOfl COUftT &HA lrls, COfona <1e1 Mar, ea .. Tennessee Valley to the Gulf Coast, blocking o ut undtltllgned, o aw Towtng. tnc., w111,~oun~3 c:::3 of Orange County on Thi• ix:si,,::·11 :-0ooucted by an c~'c:0:,:~1 112625 cooler air to the north, she said. Mii at pul>llo auction, •I 132 lndu. une · F't1 ... 1ndlvldua1 1n 11le Matter ot 111e ~~1~':9.,:rP conauctl<I by ' Th d k th 1 A pal h ' trial Way, C01t1 MeM, CL 92627, Publllhed Or COU1 Dalt)' Rlol'llr<I G. KIH Appllcetlon ot Mlcnele CtKtls un erstonns struc e centra p ac ians Calllomfa. •• 9 •. m. on Ille 8th day of Pltol J 30 J :r 14 21 1983 This Slllemerll WU tlled with the CHUNG-SUN LEE Tl'llS •••1-1 WU filed wltll Ille and northe rn Plains late Wednesday and early today. Augutt, 1983· the lotlowtng 9111°" une · u • · 2976-63 County Clerk of Ofange County on for Cl'lange 01 Neme Couoty Clerk of Orange County on Winds ow•ted to nearly 90 mph near Custer, S .D ., and rnoblle(•I. to wit: June 14· lt83 No. A 119123 Ju111 28. 1983 a.-'78 Ford Van. V.l.N C ' '211611 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE F211Mt were clocked al 70 mph at Wind Cave, S .D . El58HA32964. rta.I NOTICE Pul>lllhed Orange eou1 Delly FOR CHANGE OF NAME p ,... c n..i.. '17 Mercury Coupe, V.l.N. Pllo1. Ju~ 30, ..... 7. 14, 21. 1"•3. ul>llahed .,.ange out ~, Washington,D .C ,wasdrenchedwitho n einch of 351..526430 823Rx c ACTITIOUIMl ... 11 ·-~~, .... (S.C.60641 Pno1Ju1y7, 14,21.28. t983 •Uc. no. E. a. ~ ITA.,._NT 2973-83 Chung-SunLMl\UlllecUpetltlOn 3016-t3 rain. Said ...... IOI' the pufl)OM Of T doing In tl'lls COUil for an ordef •llowlng Thunderstonns were widely scattered over Mti.lying lien of the underliOned '°' ha tollowtng per1on1 .,. flta.JC NOTIC£ .... 1111on« 10 ct\•,.,,. hit /her name -----------Towing & Storage tog«tier with bual,_ ... ,.... . ..,_ f'\llllC NOTIC( southeast Arizona and w estern New Mexico, coet1oladveor1lalng~e•pen991of ROBOTS ANO COMPANY, 4000 FtCTITIOU8 ........ trom Chung-Sun L" 10 Angel• -----------.... w .. terl)' Pl-. Suite 100, N-PO<t Chung-Sun L" f'lCITTIOUI ....... southern Alabama and southern Florida. Dated thl• 201h day of My, t983. Buch. Cl 92660 .... ITATIIMPIT IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that •ff .... ITATWmlfT -----------~-----------------------., Publ ... .._. OrAnnA '"-··t ....... Joseph l Mllllll. 143 Blywoocl Or . The IOllOwlng perton It <totng person• lnterHllCI In Ille m•llef , .. ,_. -..,... ....,.. .,..., N 8Nctl c 926&0 bullneu u . 1loreHld appear ~lore 1hla court In The loflowtng per'IOt'I 1• doing THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY BEFORE \'OU SPEND $2,500.00 KNOW THAT \'OU HAV£ A CHOICE The average fune ral cost5 S2,500 00 The comple te Neptune service cosls one fihh that amount II you are a cauttous buyer and want to conserve your money. then use our service You will save hundreds of dollars. Neptune 1s the largest cremation and burial at sea society in the natton. We have over 200,000 ~mbers There are 28.000 members right here in Orange County Our service 1s av111lable to both members dnd non members If you need our service. or wish a free portfoho, call Of write· 646-7431 24 hour service. No Salesm.m will cell Name Addrea. --------------- Cltv ---------S1a1 .. _ OP Ma1t10 THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY 474 E 17th Street Costa M e5a, CA 92627 CEM Bt<R PllOI July 20. 1983 4165-83 -port . • THE NEW YOU, 25 10 E 23rd SI.. Oep1nment No 3 II 700 Civic bUSlnMS .. 0/~ :.;c;:,dc:6:2~ N-por18Ncl'I. Ct ., 92660 Center Drive Weal Stnla Ana Cell· HI LIGHT S FAMILY AES· l----.. -in-•tC-"""-TIC_[___ Tllos buslneu 11 conducted l>y. 8 AGNES COLEMAN. 2510 E. 23rd, tornla, on Auousl 29. 1983, 11'1o:OO TAURANT, 2610 So Harbor BIVCf. ,-~ nu general partner.nip Newport e.acn. Ca .. 92ee<l o'clock A M., ind then Ind thetl Sanlt Ana. 92701 1---c-,-mou----.----Jo~ l Mllllll . Thi• bulllnMI Is c.onducted by an ehow cause If any lhay h•lle ~y ABRAtiAM N MAHSHI, 152 F1 I ~II Tl'll t 1 · t H tiled with the lndMdual. said pe1ltl~ for cnaoge of name Ro11tynn Or .. Glendora. Ca . 9t 7~ NA• ITAn:-sNT 5 1 • emen w Agn .. COieman d ,_.. This bu"""9 le oond~ed by an The lollowlng peraom are oolng County Clerk of Otange County on This e111emen1 wH llled wlll'I the slloul not be gran ""' Individual b 1 June 17 1983 IT IS FURTHER ordered ll'lat I us neu u . '21.U County Clerk ot Or1"119 County on copy 01 lhl• oroer 10 lhow cauM be Abrahem N. Manlhl pl CHEl~~R~~ft ·~~~~~· 27 S•nc:I· Publl•lleO Or1nge Coall Dally June 27. t983 publltl'led In Ille Orange Co111 Dally Thi• 't'''~'owu "teg Wit~'= rAeD8 AUSSELL,27Sendplper, P1101Ju1y21.28.Aug,4. 11.1983 Publl•hed Or•;,• coa:.11= P1101. • new1papedrl ot 1g•n•r•I ~=~8. ~83° r•noe ouny fr11lne Cellt 92714 •212-83 Pit J 30 J 1 1, 21 1983 clrcula11ori.pub!l111e n thtcounty -6-. · ot une · u Y • ... · · 11 least once 1 week tor lour con-... ·-· JOE THIERJUNO, 8880 Tin• SI 2980-83 secutlve wekl prior to the day 01 H id Publltl'led Orange Cout Dally •Pl l'\8.IC NOTIC[ hearing Pilot JUiy 07, t4, ~I. 28. 1N3. 0, Anllhelm, Ctlll .. 92804 Mt.IC NOTICE ' 0 led J 1 13 1983 307143 Tl'll1 bualnet• 11 conducted by • Ptemioue _,_,, F~enk ci:,~lohlnl gerwel Pl'i:~=~~ Rusaell NA• ITATIMINT FICTITtOUl llUtaNIH Judge ot the Thll •ltlllfl'lenl wu tiled with the ~~~:'ng pereona tr• doing NA• ITATSMINT Superior Coun County Clerk ol Orange County on H & H CONSTRUCTION 2"38 bv~:::'f\Q perl()nl •.•• dOlng Publl~hed 2~r•~'l9 Cotti ~·lty ::~' AC11TIOU8 ....... June 27, t983 Ft __ Hiddenwood, Laguna N~. Ca. CHILDREN'S CORNER, 329 Uni-July 1• ' uou•t 4• ~1•83 NAMe ITATnlaWT 1-2677 verllty·S . Cott• M .... Ct .. 92627 The lollowlng ~ II d~ Publlsl'led Orenge eo .. t Dally Chan.. Jolln Haubrick. Jr .. 427 s. Al,AED SANCHEZ. 329 Unll!W· bU= ~r~LAGE LIOUOR. 10" B Piiot June 30. July 7. 14, 21, IN3 heeler, Orange, CL 92Me llty·S, Coela Meta. Ca., 92627 Plllt.IC NOTIC£ ...... 2983-63 Ronald Bur1!e Hollleon, 2"3e Hid· KATHERINE M. SANCHU, 329 Camino. Cotti MMe, CL,·~ I ------------ld4~~. l.afuna Nlguel. CL t2t77 Unlveftlty-8 , Cott• M•H, c a.. c~°""c-!J?!. STEPHENCAAIO. 22305 I/al Pico, 1" Thlt ~le conducled by: 1 92t27 ..., .._., • Otatnond Bat. C~. 91785 NIUC NOllCl .. perl~ Thll butMeet .. COf'lduCted by IW\ °' OftANQI Thi• oo.m.. II ~ lly .., l---Ptc...;..;nnout=-.;..;.:.;;9UIM~-..-.. ---ll'"!C:!"'harlte J011n HtuOrleti. Jr lndtvtdual In the Malter ot the ~lion ot lndtlltd\lal. ..... 8TAT'lmlfT Thi• •tatemenl -ft4ed wlltl the Kllll«IM M. Sencntt KENT EUGENE SAllOTNY tor Thlt "~Cf~ wfttl tM Tn. f04lowlng !*'tone -doing ty Clerk of Orange Coumy on Thl8 1111-t wu flted with the ctlaoge of nwM. County C1artl of OrtnOt ~ on ~ • une 24 1H3 County Cletlt of Orange County on c .. Me. A1~ 29 N3 O & Q E~ERPRISES. 27'°1 ' ' "1_, J\lfte 27, 1"3 OAOEA TO SHOW CAV8E FOA Junct • t ,..,_ Pln.....ta. Mlllelon Viejo, CL V2t9t Publlln«I OrMOe Coeat Daly ~ CHANGE OF NAME:Ktnt Eugene P\lbllaMcl Orenge COM4 Deity Oeori• MIOhHI Trauthw•ln, llOI Jvty ~1. 21. AUOU•t 4, 11, tte3 Pub411hed Ortrtge CoMt Delly Sablotny hu ftled • patltlOn In Ihle Plk>I J\lly 7 t4 71 28 IMS "7""l ..... __. ........... "'-'-"'· 4211·~ Piiot Juf1ll 30, July 7. t4. 21, IN3. court for an ordw •llowtnQ petlt!Oner • • • • .;;_.. _ ' "" .......... ,.._,,, • ..,.,. ...... • 2t71.a3 10 chlnQe 1111 ,_ from Kent --":~. 1.. Trtut"""', 21l01 "8.IC NOTIC£ 1-----------Eugent 8eblotny to Kent lugent ----------- Plnavete. Mi.Ion Vi.to, CL tit11 1--..--.--......-..;..;.;.;;-...__ "8.JC NOTICE M:tr·hereby ordefect tMI ell ~-___ "8.JC ___ NQ __ TIC( ___ _ Thll .,......_ II oonduo19d by. • •-'1Cnnout Wll 1on1 lnterHled In the miller '1Cnnout .,_ .. oeivr~rr,-~ ,tennoua .,_.. .... ITATllllNT afOfeaeld llpPHr batore IN• court In NAm ITAW Thie ... ,.,,.,, .... llted with the T'he ~ ·::::-: doing The IOllO'lwlnQ ~tof't· ... CIO'no Otpartrnenl No. 38 ., 700 Civic The lottowtng per9M .. doing CcNnty Clertr. or Ortrt09 County on """'... ~:-=IC T 0 8 77 F " C.,-.ter Drive WMI. "'"AN, Call· blltlMM ... ...... t I. 1913 "os•vtlll aou••1 p•"'T· L l A I N • I Iller• toml•. on Augu11 1$, 1913. 1t 10:00 INTIANA TIONAl I.AW .... v-1 n c "" "'" Dr .. ~ &Mch, Ca .. 12663 A.M .. and then ll'td l'*'t 9'\0W SIAACH ASIOCIATll. 11M1 IA ......... ...._.. ,..___ 0~11}.!tJ; ER8, l TO, 3 Upper Newpotl llltua CAAL A, Al.LIN, 4•2' WMt CoMt CllUH, II any they htvtt, wny Mid MMa l-, Hunt1n9ton ._,.., Ca., ..... .,......... .,._._ ...._.,. .. ~ 9"d\, Ca. HMO W'/ NewDon IMch, c. .. 92"3 petition tor change Of n-lhOUICI 12647 • Pl'°' July 2 l, 28, Aug. 4. t 1·.:u JICll Je6ioe*y. 71& Patotlta, COf· B~ll! I(, All!N. 4423 W•t not bt Of9!\led. JOHN JACf(SON 91NT\..IY t t t. • 6el Mir. ca. IH2S Hwy. Nawpoft leaoll. c... " le f\lrtfler Ofdtfed that • cot>Y ot lllOed ti. No. 2A. ....... c.n. Thlt bulllneta II oonouctM by; I Ihle ordef to lhow ClllM bt C>llbllth· (gypl • lmlltd pel'tMnlllp. TNI ~ le COllOllCted by t ed In Orenge Coatt OellY Piiot, t T'lll9 bu'"-11 OOllClllc'9d 1»¥ en ~ Squera Plll1ner9. ltd. 11 p.'lnerllllp: ~ of general dniula11on, lndMclual; JllCll Jallotoky Cert A. Allen ouO!leNO 111 1hl1 countv a11eeat ~ John Jackaon ...,..., u t Thie ltttt!Nlflt .., .. ft4ed wlttl IM 1111a 1t•tement -!!led with the • ..,... tor tou. conoewt...,. week• T"" .... _.... WM ....-""" .. ntr a.'11 Of Orltlfe CW\ty on a.tti ot QNnot County on pr1or to the dey Of Mid '*""'· CW\ty a.11 o1 e>-. c.n, en uly 15, ,.., .-.. '· "" Oeted ~ tt. ttA June"' ,.., ) --P'11tMt 8'uce W. Sumner ~IM Ill-.._ Publltfled Orenge Coael o.Mv Publlehed Orange Ca.I o.lly e-tot Co\lttPubllltled OoMt PUbltlNd ar.,. Collll Olly ,2 .Mr1: 21,21.~•. t1, 1M3 PllOIJ\lfle30 • .JUtt'7, 14,JI, 1tN. Delly Pllol .JUtt 7, 14, 21, t , 1113 PtlotJUt)'7, 14,tt,M, Ila, • •l·U 2tlt·U IOl6-a J011_., Dilly Pilat Thursday, July 21, 1983 Looking for a career in sales? See today's Help Wanted ads, classification SlDO. ~ CLASSIFIED· INDEX lta111 111 Salt ltun 111 Salt ..... It! Wt ......... 1111 ..... hr lalt •~lit It•" 1JalualaW ...... ........... .... .. lal. :;:Ct.:.;•:.;11.:.;1;...;I =-=---1""""00~2 Ctatsal 1112 ..... ltn Cnt1.... llM 1..,.tt IHck lNt 12x88'. xlnt loc1ilon. C.ta.... UM Latw ltack Utl ...... lalUi Z'fH ;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii=;:ii::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1,--------• UITllMllll.. •IAYllllll• 121 ' 600 ' 54 •· 11137 · 3 iif. 2 ea. Fem Rm. ffPfC. &l TOW 2ar Ohal'rn.,, Utll• 1a11nd. 1g ier, ••--Ill PU• UYflllT IEWPllT ORllT Oellghlful 3Br bungalow, IUllfUIT UYm 3 152 SI ol t y Av•. beamed c.lllngt. frple. atove/relrlg, dahwshr. RCAL £STAT£ ...,PfHl.tf A1wtw1m H1U.a R.llW. lol•nU l\ff\JI 111 f4t'UU\M1'• Ctp..;1r ..... , o. ....... 0,,,,,w 0.1 M•r C..u.M•""' Dan.,, ..... tJ T1if11 '"°-""-'•H V.,1!4•\ tiut1tiut1,u•o U. .-., )tun1 1t.rt.1ur h\ttW' l..;runa "''"'" U.cu1w U1ll .. l4t(~O. N11wd L..tu t'm,,1 ~v.tHft \1r11 N• v. ~1iti Hu•• h s.m l~'"""'-S..n Ju..&o t · .. ._,,..,,,., ... S..nu Ju ... s.i.1 St-.-h Snu1" L.....cu""' ~"-.I S.. ... h T'811n Wf"'ottn.n"'ti• M<obo~ 11...,.,. AA.rt.fl' Aj)oiffimt ub 8-,·-"'h t'to...,. tt 8ulo4n." t't ·V'" Ct•n-." n LI••• l urnn1I t••.,1• 1h (..'W\11ofll1llU0fil11o u~,1~1 ........ t.o•"-uuuw ... to ll-Mu~1"1 ft1ituttM f'r"IA H\ htttu,.111.-I "'"''" {,..1Ll\l11f-C...11 Moh1h lh1m. t1 .. rk, '"'1nunu.m t)r..""'' o, .. n.:1 (a,, l~H 1•1 l\"\fOI\ (.f\11.tl ......... u .. ,.. ... '"' ~ ,., "'' S-X-1 f'rupony 1\nw Stw.n1141 R.E Eic<h&lll(* k E WanUod RENTALS U1~"" •·urn1,h1'-I "'fUJlll."' llntumu1f'-j lt;>u,,,., f urn1 .. h1,t "' L nh.inH,.h•'\f ( •1..,J.1 •'-'ro \..Hf\Oll l'fll To""'""°~ rum fc1w,.nhvuJ..-,. L'nt &A,ph "'"" .. urn l'>Ypl1 u" Lnr /\JW.f\mt'nb> f Urttt.aht-d AJWrtnwnu. l"nt Apu. f'um or Unt K<MT1l K,v..Jf"f1& &\illni Hot-.b MU11"l. c ........ ....,,., s ... tr\l'fl('f ft.to.nub \'ft'!""'''"' H.rnu.b • Al"nWl\ W s.Ntt" •Rrru.ab \\'•nW'J o.,.,... ,°' "4n1 Ollin-Ro n1aL. eu..ne-a fl"'~'' {'""'"'I 1\.-nwl• tnJ..,1 Rrnt..\t scene .. M1~ R•nwlt ANNOUNCEMENTS 4'0n1"-Ji0l'1."•"" (1\A Ll•t & f uuntJ ''··r.1twb t11 nrnwl ~ .. n kt"\ ~ht••'" tr lr~tr\.ft t1on t1.w1•I BUSINESS' FINANCIAL tkw~f11t~lt •fkwl'W!W (Jrppu<IUnJt~ eu,,..IW"lt W~.nl"' •J"""l/nlotnt Ot>fA,Htunilfft '"""'tmrn• W•nt....t .,..,"""'"' M> Lo"'n ·~font'\' W•ntl'd •t<>rt(•~ TO• EWLOYMENT H111 ",.""I •Jut.., \\ttnt~t KRCHANOISE An1*\41"4' A(>pti. .. n-...... 1"Ui hon• b~t.c M .. ,.,"' (.' ....... , ... "' ...... " ... "".'' (t"'tll~l•·I' t ,,.. '" \ "" t \IH!llUlt c.,,,.,, ~, .... ft+ 1U..t•h11td (",,t .. j J1•\llt. .. ,, .. M .. h,, .. ,, M1•·1 1t11n•~JU• M .... ""·"""t Mu•H 11t lr..,tn..mtJnlA f)tf,.,. fufrttturfP N >'•IU1Pf'1'tf''11 P1 .. nt" & ( >f;<•M bf.•~l1ng (.~._'i(I_, T\ tt....1~ Sh'"°" BOATS ~.t1•~t Krnt '-''"f"it·r•I t'o••• s. ~[=~~fjUlf M..1nt '-""•• 51,.,.. Al n. ... , s ••• _. SwwJ .. , tn•ttuii t .. u S.1H•wrd• TRANS!'ORTAT!Oft /Uf l•f1 &ulo• ~··"···,.. M +•lUf t\i•• ... . ..,,.,,,.,, .. , .. "" , .. ,,,.., \I•·•·• tt .... K\' • 1t ,41j+r "" .. r, ... ,,,. ,, •••• AUTOMOTIVE AM\• ...... , •••• ,., .. ," A~11t'-IA.-•11.-.1 '1•1'"' It..-• >•··' ' ", 14 t ii Ju"k• \ ,, .. '"''''" f d .... AUTOS IMPORTED "'"' u ..... /\·11•1 A•••' u ft'"' '1•1 •• , f\.,•U'1 I • l..,lf•.1•1 .. , ... ., f .. 1 U1ww1 .. '""''° J11(\1Af J.,,_ n l~mt.rtl(tun1 ~._ V•w, M•t•\11 M.urr.;u M4>tttdf" ~ n1 M1\.1Nt"ttih1 Mio 0r .. 1 p.,.,,... .......... ~ ~"' ""1vul• Mi. llu)'A' IVNK l\a..11 ('lo;r..,u ~ ... ·~ ..... y ......... " Volvo M,.. -•• fem rm, .... a, "'Ulet atrMt. Prlttlneelngle •tory 3 Br 3 s.vetal mobile hOmee to '860/mo. 844.-1838. pool, ocn vu, IQ yd. yr IM. patklng, '875 mo. yrly S--~·•·~ bayf d l.x 2 br 2 ba 2 br Owner wlH exch1nge or ..,. ., 0 _ Ba on comer. 1 blk lrom chooM lrom prae.d lrom S1000 mo. Incl pool-· 813·9'73 l\!UJ ~-...... ront p • up; • Mllthla2bedrmunltln• ldeall0ttmalllamlly ...... Marina. Opn H•• $2111500 to S611900 3 Br, 2 81, lrplc, patlO, vtce&w11er.<t9•·llO<l9 ::--;,---:--:--~-~-::-:-:-1004 2 ba dn. 2 boat spaces. Reduced -$1.~.000. recreallonal tMng com· duced to S182.000. Call Thura·Sun 12-8. 26111 499 ·157411 · · clean, kld•OK.$750/mo. 81uc110 & 1on, avail. 9/1 :~ PllllllU 1111 IOWflHT munlty with poot and ten· Marllyn Agl. 046-1915. Clrole Or Do not dl1turb • · • Call 9118·31138. l.qaaa li1at Furn or u n 1 urn . 1uu Ocean&je . M . 4 bdrm 3 nl1. $178,995. lllMUTl.I, occupant1.Formorelnlo Neat'knew. 12 wide, nr 38r, 28a. llv rm. den L:Jtifu148r.femrmflm. 2131790-8890 :~~~ bath 3700 ttyfvit eXwa. ~"room.$1 38° "'000 ° -Wl\TUO HOrll •1& J••-~~4S/;_,.~!o~2i ~!c: .. sin~ ~:~ ~·~t2~~8'0C*'t· w/lrplc. covered palto, Cooktall pool & jac. Avall laJ~ 11YJ~ ' "I· · tra par._,.. ' "• ' lllHll 1--80 ._ liiiiiiiii.,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' refa. req. S7!0 mo. 2252 Im med. S 1'00/mo. hai•Hla 370l i,~).: LIM ISLE :i~~;T~E c ""lit ,._h tatttry Lttt Rutgera Dr .. C.M, 873-535•. agt. 1 B 1•• t t f!! f l!HO Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath+ large rec. nn., 131·1G wtfemlly rm & pool In IAYflllT·Ull mt• 3 Br. 2 Ba, Montecello II H t I laundry garage no peta "· u11om ..,.. exec ome C lUS Ill l Vi ~ T r ... ge. 1 eps o .... c ... :~!! beam celllngs, furnished, patio&. $420,000. ---------qulel cul·da-.. c location Supetb view or bay ancl 2 chOICi 1Pacet. Harbor Twnhse, 2 ~2far.sF°'' HOMES F R RENT $625/y;ly, 873.9327. 10•~ flll•••1S •••OI llLLTIP IWlll lll11 near Meaa Verde boating. 4 Bdrm home Lawn Mem, CM. S695 ea. ~o ':8~1 1324• erra Mlulon Viejo 3 Bdrm. 3 •ta.... 1 .... 1u-.o -llAll gollcourM. Prt~d lor hu pier and slip, nice big IM&-12' 1. gm · • · ea. S750/mo. Fenced -1'')' New 4 br, 4 in ba, custom French Normandy 8 Spectacular unit• In ful sale. Oltna Cappel, front deck. Plant for r• ---------3 Br. Condo 2 Ba. 2 car yatd, lddal pets welcome. 1~1!"'"'lli-'l2!""9B'°'r.-u·nf'"u·rn·.-... pool"'!", •·~~ "'-hill • 2""' 000 CdM. Perteet lor an 03 t.-tflle modeling. Avallable now. Bio Saving on Compenlon gar""'"', 5 min 10 ocean. Agent, no fM. 545-2000. laundry lac. From $404. :::~ .,..tAt.e 1.2 prime acre top .1. i>V, • owner to live In. 2 block• W II loed I thla lo-Muonlc Burial Plott at S 7 00 I o 1 O 6 II Utlla paid 548-03311 w1• DlllUll OAYl IAYnllT lrom aur1 & .. nd, or swim 8 P< or Pacific View Memorlel m · •=rt ack · 1111t In the sparkling pool. Call cation I Park, CdM.$750/bolh. Townhouse Or Nr Vtc. t Br. $395/mo $200 clean· li'<kl Coronado Island cust. bayfront lot. 85' boat Tim Rhone 142-1200 C.dM Cull Of terms. tor I a & Ca . SI /mo. 3 Br 2 Ba Ing 382 Victoria. 111114 deck. Plans avail. Now S370,000 w/trade. Agent 760·8823 Pvl. party. 548-8888 nyon.1/49S..8152· Bayfront. •llP $350 2l 642·4423 t2-8PM tor 11""' Lovely 5 Br 3 ea pool B Ba 2800 ft 2 Balboa Cove 845·5135. 1 1114111 llRIWIW .. E A J 67_5_6000 ____ , One lot 1t Pacirlc View. ' r,3 · sq • yrs 673·1484 _•PP ea tOf • home. very private. ~ gard~ no nata 1~ • E $239 900 prime loc $1 tOO . ·~-. ·-· '""' • 1 Br, upst1lrs w/gar :': Nea.rnew4bdrm,4bath,lakeview.3500sq. /side • · 549.1964 $1200 631·2150 1Br ~ Den.2 Ba,1tepsto 1400/mo No pets. ~fs 11J' ft. $440,000. Will trade for a loc&l lot. • 64 6- 3557 htltxt!/V•ita l 48r TOWNHOUSE, dbl ~080~,::.~~ls c ;8';0'J':.: req'd. Avall 811 352 Vic-::~ la•t.ltacll 1040_ l5j)I ¥aray•· $750 mo . Propert Houu toria.645-8161 l.'\11 t0%down. 16% fnlerest. 2 ,._ ________ I I Deluxe Ea x s4 1 ... ~aCleMBy 52•8 31 Agt. 642·3650 y 2 Br 1·~ Ba. 810Joann SI. 11:• '' owner " ""' · · 3 S500' /dbl Ad. t S II d w.c Br Condo. pool, tennis nr BA (Up), 2 BR (Down . s hoose w gar-2 blks to sur1 plush 3 Br 2 uita pre ma oO w· beach, $119,000. Agt IAYllllEI 12,0,000. Consider age spacious 5 rm decor ea + xtru SSOO's ok 645·8453 1 ••11 CI at a 8 3 1·0 2 3 7 · Remodeled 3 Br 2Ba home lae/opt. wk <ii 957·52113, crpts blllna pvt I/yd utlla 539·6190 BEST lee 2 Br 1 Ba $445/mo 2269 :·:~ • IY •t••-963-8000. wflamlly rm & spa. Lots ev ~8-8733 ~~S~m lee 539·6t90 3 Br. 2 Ba Condo. ooean C · M1ple No ·pats. 'i; I I -•• CONDO Good starter of wood and 1t1lned view. S850fmo. Avalt 540-4484. lh• * HARIOR RIDIE * 3Bdrmlnexoellentcond., propertyonlovelygrnds. glass. Asking $339,000. lact•tPrtt l S 5Br, 3Ba, Indoor spa, now. 648·7171 or 2Br 2Ba.p1t10,pool,1Pa II~! new carpel, paint, etc. $74 500 952·2025 631·7370 Jl38 C1rn1t"1on 201C28 playrm. newly 6·6·57•3. c I u b h 0 u •• . gym. 1•~1 FavOftte lamlly area ol · · .. redec. St500 mo. Owner .. " S600/mo Nr SC Plaza :~~: Come visit the most faboulous view new Harbor View Homes. IOUIFIHT Otll Tll·PLll 1861 Indus St. 241·0•63, "400 bungalow by ocean 846•4533 · I'~~." custom home in Newpoty. Nothing to s239.500 ON THE SAND with ocean 871·1'02 basic decor lncls appl• ' IJ,..,IUlJ I 11« J"tl S view. 2Br t 112 ba. Co·op. 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. + Den with hurry 539·8190 BEST fee '2',......,,,e-r -=E=--11_,,d.,.•-• ....,,,...,p..,.lc-.-c-tean-. 1)80 compare with this 4 bdrm, fam rm. 5 Aea1tor1 875_6000 $130,000. Owner wlll Wet Bar. Redwood lll&JlllEW non·amkr, walher/dryer. ::: bath, formal dining, 3 frplcs, 6 car garage. • carry. A & H. Investment Sauna + 2·two bdrm ILTIA OllTI• 4 Br 3 Ba. Fam rm, lorl)'I Avail 8· 1. $025/mo. Co h 751-5989. units, 4 car garage. Ask· din rm, spa, St 500/mo. ., •8•8088. 1m Large pool & jacuzzi. me to t e gate 1 1540 000 3 br, 3 b1. lam. rm, frplc, 650-3455 .,.. and ask for 3 Yorks'L:--, 759-1931. .... ...... 1006 SEASPRAY TOWNHOME. BIG CANYON Home. 4 Br. no TAU' ST 'oEPT jac In mstr ba. huge rear,...,..,-:-=::-=-::=-.,-,~.,..,...,.,~==-2Br. nr So. Cout Plaza. ll•IU n ... .!hi' .!.&1" H h :>I! l)l~ l).~ 2~1~ JUI~ many cuslom features, yd. Drive by 2180 Elden. HARBOR VIEW HOMES IPll IAILY 1-1 unle Balboa Island.§ Br. 2 Ocean close. 28r • 2 Ba. oceptlonally main· 08a3n3~7"82''2 S1050/mo. 851·6228 Exec ' SA 2'h BA on park, $ 5 7 5 5 ' 5 • 4 7 3 1• Ba. reduced to $299.998. ~~le~ Te4nnt~:s S~':~~ talned. $795,000. PIP. T h nr pool, vu, grdnr, S1450 1.,,....5..,45=-·-00_3_4.,-.-~=..,-- 552·2839. s 1 2 9 • 0 0 0 . Ag 8 n 1 7 1 4 176o-8 2 6 3 or &m Lii FAlllUEI Eaatslde 3Br wn ae. mo. 494·2023 2 Br w/gar S460t mo I 1L--85 t 9t35 6, .C20l 751-6128 Prlnclpals 3 hou·-on lot, W/sl"-. 1250 Sq It, $750 mo. Call crplS. water paid. 1...-· · 4• only. ..... "" Fred 559-1887 Npl Terr. Condo. 2 bd, 2 2176 "A" Ptaeenlla PHia11l1 1001 Under $200,000, wlk to fhcers, best offer over ---------ba, no chlld/pels. Rent, 636-4120 1·5PM. Beautiful oceanfront home bch, 3Br' 3Ba home. ILIFFI OHM '~~· ::.i~~~~ loan. K:~~~taB~~.!i~!j :!~~307~urlly S 1000 •=-=-=--,--:--:---..,,---,- HELEI la DOWD 144-1134 IULTDI, 1•. ]t)Oil _________ , otWIEPUI on Balboa Penlnsula, 4 C·21 · Pac Cst. 952•2025 "I" Pl.All dlnlnn counlry kit 2 gar •---------539ood5· 1 Br· beamt R cell. 1 11830t • N ""' 0 -" ~n I ont .. ., S ..... _ ... 5 B 3b ......... w · nope s. app, Br 4 ea By Owner la•I IUMU lM2 Split level. corner 101. large w., .. ....,., .,........ r • S700's 539-6t90 BEST ......... r, •· v..,.., Broadway, 1ft 1 pm llllO 2MW :91111 2111/J ~ .. ~ M.lfl .!Yllt': ?111111 2!IOll l"oflJ :ei• 1~1• IYl-n .'O i1n;: lil~ 3007 JloCM ,11111 :Wl4 JO lb 'IOIW IUIUlll Sharp. clean 3 Bdr 2 Ba For Tuesday through Fri· with extra big lamlly rm day publlcallons: 4:30 E1Ccetlent neighborhood, pm the previous day. loaded with extras. FurSaturdaypubllcation. Priced to sell al deadline ls 3 p.m Friday. St25,950. 751-3191. Sunday deadline Is 5 p.m .• ~ ILl"T Friday Monday deadline ~ • Is t 1·30 a.m. S11urday. PROPEAl1ES $775,000. Wiii trade tor l'JP!_P·---.---~ patio on greenbelt, rec dup & triplex. Spectacu· ree gdnr . tennlS/ pool uems ol Ilk• value. CONDO Prbl Reduced. lg redecOfated, new crpts, larl p.p. 873·7873. St800/mo Alt llpm 3 Br 2 Ba. garage. upper 3051561·5560 t2.5•1o auumable In, kll appliances. across -•• -.-.-1-t-ri-l~l ~h-1-,--1~7~5 LWINIPTIM 559.9539 In 4·plea, nr OCC. no =---,,....,,-==---=-=z•2 S t39,000. C·21 Pac. Cit. from pool. pp ownr 'wilt _ Immaculate M..a Verde WITEIFIHT pets $595 ~5-71183. CtrtU •• ••• l lmH 1M4 as.slat In financing. Call 11TI IT. U. Pool Home.' Br. 2·~ BA, 3 Bdr 3 ea wf dock "425 . Upper age quiet 2Br By owner. 2 Br 2 Ba condo. for lnlo dally alt 4 pm. Mr lfflll ILll Den. Avail. Sept. 1. S 1 5 0 0 / m 0 • Ru 1 t Y 1 ba. no peta, 311 W ocean side of Coas1 Hwy. * WllNllllE * Dean 760-0157. 8000 sq. It. for you +ten· S1300w':n~s~~1~3~~~ or Guinther. 631•1266. Agl. Wiiton, 83 t-2177 Ground floor, patio. close ... ., •lllf Sell liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ants. C. Mo ... IC. Spiller. I U ....... ·-to beach & shops, comm. 3 bd 2Y. 1 yr upgraded ---y 631·128e Mesa Verde Executive • Jau •1· 7 _,.,. Ell_ .. ., ••y rec area.pool/spa • · • 1 d. -r..s•5 .. H • er 2 e -•..a2 HJ• llLLS Ill 5......, -$189 000 720-1363 Prl shutters, drapes, an • 11-.., ME ome, .. • a, oar· Buy wtrenl 3 r pool hm --• ..... ECTitlS nllT llWU . . . n scaped. nr pool and ten---~· d•ner lncld, xlnt loc. dbl gar & xtra• $560 "" 1 Br gu & water paJd, -" only. nls Malle offer. Open from It's new lhake roof $1050/mo. 546·2439. fM 539-6190 BEST enoltd gar, gas bbq, Kiiis and corrections may Lo-1 priced offering IQr s s t2 5 22 and extensive uae ol dlh h s435 "460 t>e made on same dead· oceanfront. 5 Br, ' Ba By owner, 2 Br 2 Ba condo, house all un, • ' French windows and ---------•W WNN Lu1Cury 2Br, 281 Condo, wt r -· lines as above. Please tiome on 2 tots Just steps ocean side 01 Coast Hwy L 1 k 8 ah 0 r • · B k r · doors • It's a delight to Mpt Bcti. nr Hoag Hoap. lmmac. 3 er 2 Ba home lrplc, dbl garage, 2 kids $495/rno 2 Br. 1 81 apt. ask tor a "kill number" to private beach and Ground lloor, patio, cloM 552-0660 show. Two redwood 834 Production Pl. "00 located nr So. Coast OK, 2er, 1Ba, $585 mo. encl patio, small pet OK, wl'len cancelllng your ad. pounding surf. 2 lire· to beach & shops, comm. IY IWIEI patios with sp1 and prl· sq. It. (3600 sq, It ol· Plaza on cul·de·aac. 83t·0554. 831·9303. carpor1, lndry rm. places with ocean view. rec area-pooll•P• vale rear yard. Walk In lloe)for Hla by Owner Prof. landscaped, well 735 W 18th St ERllll Veranda oll M slr '189·000·720•1393 Prln 3 Br. 1"'' Ba house wine cellat. S335,000. 554-4200 mal ntatn •d yard SHttAal TSLMgmt 842·1603 only. w/bonus rm, great cond, ~ Check your ad dally and Bedroom. Newly listed at great 11nanc1 n g , Drive by 1201 Clllf Dr. taitai•, Dtttrt w/amenltles too numer· 1 bd. adult condo. ale. 5515 Avail 7/1 report errors rmmedl· 52.000.000. Ask lor Rod FllTUTIO $116.000 857·9583. then call Inert 1450 ous 10 mention. $895/mo pool. tennis, sec gte, 2 Br apt w/patio ately. The DAILY PILOT Daley or David Hlrschler llPLIX •EL FIOIS Incl. gardener 631-7370. $.C75fmo • dep No pets 645·8103 Art 6PM it1Sumes liability tor lhe 644-7020 LOCITIOll P&"l• AAM 11rraayn Beaut. house In Xr. Agt 599 8614 lirst incorrect insertion LIHt IUL EITITE Two 3 bdrm units com· n w www _. · • -$ 5 9 5 2 Br 2 Ba :g•,; only. 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-pletely rectocorated & re· LOCITIQll 111-1120 rowhead, view of like, SINI Yl/11/Cll alk I.a~••• ~ Townhouse. patto. trplc, 4015 ·--------•II furbished' Inside & oul, n sips 12. poolllble. willy I C I d 1 OK 0<1 all Slllly situated on corner 3 Bdrm, 21.; Ba. Plan 3 In or wknds 845·11512 ° atal na en .mtns. + Elegant 3 r 3ba. lam· •m pe · carp · 4011 I IOOJ ~ Ddebout 1 .. secur gate. Fireplace. lly llvlng & dining rm 2 blt·lns ~;! Hit Bay&Beodl lot so prov des "open Orchard Glen • Nortn· NYlla.U I tf tatt 2Br 2ba dllC kltch. frplcs, walk to beKh 940W 18th Street 4'11d J •11 IUOI Real Estate ~l:u:i:~~otlal Appo:'nt~ :~r. s~~h~ie::, h=g 1441 Galaxy Dr .. 48r, den, PltJ!rtJ 1550 wt plenter w indow Sl700/mo Utll gardener TSL 642·822t,642·1603 "'411 SrYILASl aL ment only on 1hl1 pride or r o om -t x c e 11an1 2 frples. 2•.;ea. gat for 3 -"""'·-~--~ ..... -...,....,. Sun1et Bluffs E Pacific pd by onr 499.5 t32 $595/mo 2 Br l 'is Ba ·--•Ill••• ""'4UtAnocuuNC•SMOCt• .. • ownership beauty! 1 d 1 110 cars -+ lg hObby rm lllUlt Ave B 103 S890/mo. ...., Townn~se. ~carpet, .,__. -cu· e-aac oca n on $389.500. Owner wlll u-vacallon In Strll· 842·8808. 644-8722. Tutia •-new drapes. laundry 1111101 $22.500 annual income qutet side of lhe street 0 lel .. r 111Mtt'ett4. 759-t50 1 or 752·7373 Fut etCl'OW poUlble 11" financing pen lord·Avon tour Brltlan Wnl·slde, large 2 b, n; b, Brittany Wda. 3 BA, pool, room. enclosed garage. S.~•ihll tthn, liek NllllUllS Sat/Sun 1 •5 Rob· and Eurape and entoY huge lvg rm with lfp. New age patio, dbl gar, S750 t923 Pomona ...... , ......... 11a.. High"' motivated seller ••ra • .,..,... LEE lnsonAeeltor ~l·st-47 freedom and .. vlng by kit, patio. 2 car gar. S750. Agt. 648-.c380 TSL Mgmt &42· 1603 ..,_ .,,. 111 ., ~ owning your own 16th .. , all 1 b 1 b U1-"44 Wiii consider any reason· n-t sor HVEI llHES c.ntury apl. FO< delall• "90, Im new . ... Almost new detu•• 2 atory abteolfer. Tastelullydec· ._..E1t89e Ex hOme clll714-493-410t unlt.singtelady,$350.No g-• aJaL .. •..aio 2 Br 2 Ba yards. ora1ed lour bedroom lty panSlve custom Pelt. &46-2389 .. ., • .,. balcontes. gardener. Ar.-_.._ onahuge lot.5Bf•'hba, ---------111 O&llll home In Immaculate con· new spa & pool. Mott ex· ..... fuUaW Dau PtJat z MacArthur Village. 1 Br. klu1/pets ok S695tmo, T .... E dltlon. Upslalrs mu1er ~. 651-1177 ciuslve .nowcue home I •---L llll 38 3Ba ><.:.!!I ,1 8!! pool, tennis, club. Avail 8-t L0<rl wkdyl bedroom retreat. Best --------...-on a commanding view !!f!!I -• r, .....,.,.,o n ..,... $-475/mo. &46-4380. 547·9571, EvH/wknds ~::~ 3 B~~~ ~:t~:4'~nd buy In area .. s27o.ooo. llYllE TEIUOI lot $935.000 IHhld. ai#Vllc;g:, nr water. =~oe:.t~.9';~ S500 , •• lllERVE ITI l.,,-850_--0_2...,.2_3::---,.-.,,--- :::,"1·' spa Eianant 'S350.000 131· 1300 4Br wfmHter aulte, lam S13t,500 land quote. R & musl -· Pool, clublhe, t ondo 2 Sr, 2 Ba. near '" -• rm. 38a. NII. leue or H lnveatments. 751·59119 JacUUI. Reis. 1175-9936 IJ ftll WJ NEW ga 20 Townhome S C Plaia. pool, t!ll11 assumable financing. Full ---------lease option. $275,000 VILLAG COMMt.;NITY. 15751 1 & "°'' price S550,000. Fee. Agl. 760·8311 Harbor Knoll• Condo. 3 .. GUYii 4 Br, 2 Ba, 2200 sq ft, 115 2 Bdrm, 2YI ea, t60\l sq waltw ~~-: 63 ~!76 m1: Near UCI, pool & park, 2 Br, 2'h Ba. $280,000 by For lease, completely acre, Jeo, lrutt treat, extra ft. ol pure lu•ury. Gar· • pe · ~~ J# .lllT um11 .IUlllE HHI Br. 2'A Ba. upgraded ownef. 760-11911 1. furnished home, 10 lo 12 clean. Gerdner. Avall9/1. age•. epaa In every home Decorator• model unit, 2 •111 *C t R It 111011111 2br,den,manyupgrades. Condo. $137,900 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii months. beginning 831-2150. • master suite, dining Br. 2 Ba. lor din rm. •11' 0 e ea y FabUIOYS Deauvllleplan On S289.000 lee. ()pen Sun. 955-2258. I ••11 LIT Aug/Sept Hrdwood , ••••• ,. rooms, wood burning Condo. many •~tras. Sec •i11 & Investment huge •/, acre II\!. Large 12·4. 8 Maritime Drive. '""" floor1. fine cablnlry, Vall 211,.4 flreplacH. micro-wave g a 11. S 6 7 5 . 0 e b ;~~: ll0-1• patio, ldeallor entertain· By owner· A. Foster. ._ ... .,.___ 90x178 with older mar tile bath. 3 lrpls, back ~ -ovens, private patios & 5•0--0702. m Ing with pool, spa, blt·lns, 975·00601760-1733 home. 1225,000. bey view. orler!tal rug1, Just A58 takes this lux 3 yard• . o a 1 d • n • r •-E-1-11-s-lde-2-B~r-1-B_a_u_p_per_ mr wetbar.BBO,muslc,etc. SPYGLASS 4 BR., l11•t0ar•lltr. 1nllquea, $4500 , Br2Babltlns +dbtgar provl<Md. Eleg1111 llvlng pallo.$515/moJ2llUnl: ,1,, ClllllY WE Spacious 4 Bdrm home slngle·lvt. Tradewlnds. 141-llH 840·5332 lrptc + more 539·8190 only 15 mlnutn lrom varsity Dr. C.M. 548--0648 •2.1• Immaculate remodeled 3 with dynamic high cell· Unsurpaued ocean 2111 BEST Alty lee Fashion llland. 7 minutes eves Manager ~~ t. bedroom home. Fire-lngs. Motivated seller has vl-s $835,000 Agent le•t• Lat••• to S.C. Plaza 0t O.C Air· · · prk;ed to sell $795,000. 851 -9131'>' 844-420t ----Nlguel Shor ... a Br. 2 B•. Unique bungalow ofl port. Just east of New· Eaatslde CM 2 Br 1 Ba ~llal~e. sbp~r ;:~~l·o~~~~ (114) 111·1100 w••---IOEAlflllT newly furn. Gated MC:ur· Brookhurst fncd yd pool port Blvd. & IO ol San duplex, upper, en~tsd 0 Spyglass Hiii· 6Br 4'/\ ba. --·-Sweeping ocean view lty prlvlle be.en tennis appls washer/dryer $350 Olego Frwy $t050/mo gar. wash rm. jacum, no ~~~.~e1,:,~~~~~Lall By owner/ag1 $875.000. WlllSll EIT&TEI Huge master Miit• with sa~na. St500f yrly oi utlls pd '" 539·6190 631-54311, 2473 Orange pets $575/mo. Call Mark or-net. 759·9567 Lo-I Pflced Plan 1 wlth spa, gourmet kitchen.... ~al"'. 661•77 t2. BEST Ave., Costa Meaa eve/wknd 556·830() ... 1 • ..--..,, ....... ---....... ~ ma11er sulln, on pnv1te cur1ty •vstem. 111e floor• ., I t It k 3141 C.tll .... 1024 sunny loclllon Air con· $795,000 •-~ 1_..__,_L_... •• • ac ......... ,......... E'slde 18' 1 ba, fri>IC, 111,000 NWI dtllontng, decorator win· UM IUln .. --.. ............. ....--..--.......... -did lown claulc 3 Br 2 Ba -beamed cells, no pets. dow covering• & wall· IU 1111 It al 1202 l1m unit wtupdated kltch lalMI S 3 9 5 I mo sac . GE 159.9100 ------ IWlll tllnUTI papers 2 b<lcil patios ----·----•tr enolsd gar S820 • tee Pniatala 2117 64~7234 O< 527-4503 ~~~~~~~~ W.112% Ill. with bullHn BBQ Large ••••1 •fN* B1Yfront Condo: 2 Br 539·6t90 BEST setl thlnga fast with Deity = 3Bdm Cape Cod charmer, counlry kitchen Com· -" w/pool, MCUrlty bldg, Bachelor Baytront apt. E'sld• 2Br 1ba adult com· plex •/pool, lndry, cvrd prkg. no pe1S $475tmo 833·7890. 846-1947 Piiot Want Adi. Clallltled Ada 842·5'78 highly upgraded. dbl ger. munny tennis. pool 4 Beautiful lrg 3 bdrm +rim· bay & ooean views st 150 Rite close to ocean 2 l r sober oldef person. no lrplc. good E.slde lo-parks. Only st87.ooo. Uy rm w/180 deg ooean Condo on Bay t& 1u11y crpts lhru-out bltins y 4 pets, yrly $425 mo 111, •-ClfTMl-~"'6.- COLDWeLL BANl(eRO ....... Hawail in Newport! 20 x 20 insdJe pool with water fall. One of a kind cust0m 4 BR. den or maids room, formal dining, spa, great view of bay & mountains. owe AlTD for 30 years! Fee. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 '=~=· s<el\.cAl~-a~~s· -----......... (U.T I POU.Ml ·~=~~~:: ..... ... .,.. ...., ........ M C T I I' I I ,_.,...R_A...,.....P ... P......,C .-1 1 , I I I' I' , I .... .... R A r 1 Ii I ' I I Ii I • ~llH•O "1 may nQf •o• .. ..._..._..._.....__.._........ • """" vov• T 111111. 1111! ' --YOO ,.--------. ,. ... 1,,. r1Q1t1 to --" ,~ El II i 1 1 G I I • ... --::.'::: :-...:·::.::. ·=: -..... .... --'·-'-· ...... _.__. .... --..... -... l ...... • 1··::1t::®Mt""' ~ r r I' r I' r 1 1•1\Ct•l,lj!(I ""''' ro I I I I • I I Mi i eU4)Wlt • • . • -~ . •11 LITI.....,. la •1111tt11111 Mii cation Low price of ITIPSTITEml vu-f)OOI sized y1rd. turn .. aecurltybldg SllOO. kldt' S400's hurry taat,cleanlng &secdepln $135,000 lsl T.O 01 ' $400.000+ value-111a1 v1111 B.,boa: 28A & den In 539-6190 sm lee BEST 1dvance Only those •·x-LG-=-1-B-r...,"4-9..,...5.-2-8=-r-S""S,...,9~5_ St14.000. Olan• Cappel, UIEllPMl lhls w9" only·S299.000 great IOcatlon. spacious Styt1Shyelafford1ble3Br m"tlng requirements Pool, Patio. Frplc agt 631.t2845 Woodbridge Groves wflerms 1111 Won't tall. and bright. Avall now 2 story all crptd pool need apply 673·11765 Osttwsr 557•2641 Auburn model 2 bdrm you own the land Call $1200 yrly kids/pets $575 rush eves/Wkndl. with every upgrade Im· Patric« Tenore 760·8702 WATERFRONT HOMES 539-6190 sm lee BEST 1glnable Gorgeous neu-631· 14\lO UUIA IAOILlll 1ra1 decor Large yatd, lush 11ndsc;aplng & redwood deck. A mutt 211 •E see S152.000. with garage epartmenl. WHllllMl •N alley acceH. $155,000. 2 bdrm. S 1011.000. FtUll Premium location across 3 BR home on 11rge lot. lrom pool & lerge perk. 197,000. Eaey terms. Llghl & 1lry: totally Im· PHL ll•I maculate Inside & out. Quiet IOOltlon 3 BA 2 Ba. ~~:~:~~r~,b~~.~~~llo. llreplace. RV access. Call Diane P8fkln• S 146,000 financing by 552·2000 owner. 1., ... .,, .. lffr. Ml-ll2t 2 Slry 3 lrg Br, 3 Bl, trg llv rm wlfrplc, lrg den. S 167,900. 979-0734 By Owner. beautllul. qultt. M... Verd• home. 3 bath. f0t xtra large family + ln·law quar1ers. R• Ouoed to $170,000/Flrm 55&.eo33 . MUll1H ... Lot• of extru, aunny, pvt r•rd, wet bar. bit-In vac, balcony. 84&-9118 ...... tnnUTE Mull Mii. Woodbridge, on prMtlglous Yale Loop 3 Br 2t/2 Ba, central 11r, 2 llreplaclft, tennl1, ewlm· mlna. lake rec. 80% loan II 1~.75%1111. IVall. Own· era wlll carry 2nd. S 181< mo"9 you In. Reduced to $ 1119,500 IOf qUICk ..... 669·70611. 2131807-~330. Walk 10 beach. Lovely 1 ..... ,I wlllttr story. 4 Br. 3 ba. lam rm. ltltlh din rm, patio, courtyd (Showcase Homes) Call Clean/quiet w/kltchen & large bllh $-405/yrly lncldsullla. Adults. no pets. 873·6372 llll.11111 ULJf, ~a.a IUl n Mr Meyer 549· 1388 ar&1111 min ,.., 1UU11111T 1 .. 1 1.r1, .. , 2242 c.... .... . 2114 Prldeol Lido Isle executive l1MlM1ll U h ' 11 3 'e 2 Bad Bach Apl. i360tmo. furn home coveflng 3 1011 on -"DD" n earo o r e· or unfurn. EHl·slde CM ex~lu1lve Zurich Clrele 11 la ~ lala.. ilAW signer decor newer kltch 831-3647 tip ol taland. Only 2 Keauceo 101756 pro land· frptc deep pita crpta $700 ~--=----..,4,,...,,.,. h 0 m e 1 0 n t h 1 1 seeped 3 Br must '" 4 l1m home delalls IHI. ltacll • non·bayfront locailon. e 5311-0190 BEST Alty'" 539•6190 BEST lee YOUR ow11 Br's, 7 Ba, prlvll• IL....a lmH 1144 n courtyard. pool & gar--COUllTllY dens. EJrc.ii.nt financing Ptaiaaala Ul7 t to 4Bdrms.1766-i 1280. :.!:.~:· TomAlllnaon Lib(); Pi;; yffy rental ESTATE 1mall 1 Br. S600tmo. eummer. S450 winter e1s.eeoe. ~ Macnab · Irvine UllMI YllTI am $475 1 Br. I 81 Apt. S585·S595 2 Br, 2 Ba Townhouse Frplc, aky- llghtll. patio, all t>ullHns. 366Avoc1do TSL Mgmt 842·94 12 MESA PINES 2850 Harla UNIQUE Bach $-425 PAV patio pool spa TOP AREA quiet no pet• 549·2•47 New condo. 2 Mair sultn, spa, dbl gar, lrpl, WIO. AIC. 1955 Anaheim St. $925 998·9178. New Condo f0t rent, 2 & . 2\t 81. S700 /mo. 873-4400, \ 02 Orange Coas1 DAILY PI LOT/Thursday July 21, 1983 Nil.JC NOTICE FICTITIOUI IUltNl!SS NA• 9TATIMINT ~===Plml==l=C=NO=T=IC=E====:i::==~P\el===·,c·NO·n·c·E----.,---~Nll~l~C~NO~T~tC~E----.,. .... 1'\el .... ~IC-NO"!"llTIC~C----~,-------r:,~,.~.~ •• ~.~.,~ •• ~u~u~.---r...,,..,~~::: ... ~T.:l .... r--- FICTITIOUS I UllNUI NOTICE OF D EATH OF IC •111 l'tCTITIOUS IUllNHS IC .. >14 Ct1&1 Mt11 Z7H 1!!!!!1 ...... 1711 NAMI tTATIMENT E MMA H ILD AND OF NOTICI °'•ALI NAMI 9TATHllNT 9TATIMINl °' 6 --------v.,...., ... condo: 28r 20.. PUBLIC NOTICE The lollowlng l)jltlOtll are Cl<>lng OUllnetl •t uu~~~e~~1~.W1"g Pllfton» at• oolng PETITION TO AOMIN IS. °!t'=~::rn~y ou~~H~ot~~ng .-aon 11 ooing ,~~:i~~i:-:s:..:.~e:Ac:. oon vu. NC.. PoQl/jec THE TH Al TOUCH Res. T£R ET ATE NO. Al l8t03 MO. 4 1'"1• AKUAAT( exeCUTIVE SER· Th• IOllOwlng peraona 11•~· l tll n· Welit:flekl 1825/mo. 642·112&8 Agt T(AM MARl(E11NO SYSTEMS L l 0 . 10:)2 I We11m1n1ter Avenue. G11rdt111 Orov11, Ca 92643 R1anard H Tyler 10321 West· m11111e1 Ave Garden Grove. C11 92843 TAUAANT 2'" 16 S•n Mln·-1 New-T o au hel-··-n""f lc:lar'1es In th• Sun.rlO< CO\lr1 ot 111• Stal• t~CliS 6MI pe1rpont D• • Coil• dOllCld 1n1 u•• ol lilt FlcOllQ\lt Bual-&PAllT .. E•·ta" ••• Cl•••••• 2771 B h c 92650 ·-. ••1 .,.,. .. I Of C1llfo1nla-lor the County ol Ot· IY'!!9'. Ce . 92626 nou Name IN TERNATIONAL II • po~:n;:.c oou°ngchak 12005 Okla ncJltvrs and cunti 11t;4'nt •no• • Elllna Akut1g1wa, !I'& P1111pon1 HOUSE or PE'TS '248~ El Toro 4 f11111ulllul garden •Pl •, 2'Br.1185 Yeeriy. Poot. nr hoflla Av11nue Soull1g'a1e Calllo1nl11 CrL~J1turs or Emmu Hild Ond 111 th41 Matter ot lhe Eatate OI Eliza· Or• ~111 Meao, C• • 826'6 RO . Et Toro. Ca 92630 pat•O'> dtt<;h. !IPll No oeach, but No 1>414• 90280 •nwm:i who m3Y b<-other-~·in Jane En11gnt. OeoMMI, 169CIZ Lor~ une. Huntington Beith C• 92649 Thtt bullneu II COOdUCl'6 Oy e hmltld partntfthlp Daryl Jacot>• SongHll Ooungch•ll 1200!> 0 1111. P<. ed I h ll Notte:• 11 h41ft t>y glvlf'I that I~ lnc'IMdual t.rred to above wu fifed In 2 Bdrm 2 011 ,605 S It L - homa Avenue Southgate c.tllornle wise 1nteres1 n t e WI ~mden.lgnea wlll NII 11 Privet• aei. Elelnt Akuteg1w1 Orange County oo Sept 19, t9llO, 2 398 W Wiit.on 631•5583 H ltl I C. •Ill 90280 · · and/or 1.'Stalc . 0 1n1 n"'ntat111d t>nl t>tdder. sut>• Tnts 11a111m1n1 wes llled won the Fii• No F t4Sll t:l 'V s Coun1y Clefk o• Oreno• County oo Linda A Fantoo, 222 s ''"vor s1. 2bd • S726/mo 1 bd • t111i. 1>u11nen 11 cood~lld t>y 1n-A pell lion hU5 been flied ecr 10 con111m1111on ol 1110 upen<>< 9 WHTUI( YILU I E 15115/MO New cerpet d1v1<1u1lt IH1.1s1>ana & Wiie) by Curl Wilham Veale S r . in Court • on or 1t1er lht 25th day of June 14, t &3 -...1..., • ..., Anl<een!~~t'nCJ• F9!!t0on6. 22'2 S Trevor -1 S Pren .. Ooungcllalo. , ' July, 19113 11 Ille otflcle ot 611v8'100, nl _,. ·~-~· lr-' , llld paint tepl lo Mnd Th•• IUllomenl WU 11186 With Ille County Clltfll ot Or•no• Coun1y on rn11 atatemeo1 was 11110 w1m 111e the Superior Court of Orange "411141r & Narv10. t2650 River.id• Ot . PubllSNIO Orange Coea1 0.11) SI . Anenetm. Ce 92806 955 w 19th SI $460 1 16456 • 24th SI 213· County Clerk 01 O•ange County on Cou nty requc.ostlng that Carl ~0<1h Hollywood 91607. Co<inty of Pllo1 June 30. July?. 14• 21. 1983. This 1>u1lnau w•• conducted Dy• Br tea. patio blt-1111, 592·2725 f2202tt July 15. 1983 WiUtam Veale. Sr. be ap-ot Angele•. State or Call1orn11, a.II 2972-83 an lnd111ldua1 • pool, apo no pets INal ----...-u Put>ll111to Ora11ge CoMI Dally F22074t 1 d 1 he right, 11111 end lnter111 o4 said------------Tnl• ttatem11fll woa 111.,0 wotn the TIL McMt 1._ 1122 6...U Piiot July 21 28. August 4, 11. 1983 Publlaneo Orange Coast Dally po ntt! as persona represen· deceased 11 the time ol death •nd 1111 ~IC NOTICE County Clerk 01 Orange County on ~· Beautliul 2 Br l\OUN . Dana July t t 1983 4226-63 Pilot July 21 28 August 4, 11. 1983 t.att vc tu administer the estate the right, uue end 1n1e1eat ttlat the ------------July 13 1983 5 Dua Point 2726 Pt , evall 811. Reap., 4225-83 o( Emm a Hild (under the In-iestate hH acquired by ope<etlon 01 FICTITIOUI IUllNESI Pubhahed Orange Cont Oally straight eoull, non-emkr dl'pendcnt A dministration of law or otherwlae other lhar1 In •d· NAMI! STATIMl!NT Pilot Julv 21. 211. Aug. 4. I 1. 1983 Lorge lovely 2 Br 2 ba, 1325/mo Att 6, 661•7642 ____ M __ ll_C_NO_T_l_CE ___ 1------------1Es A l) Th ti 1 1 dltlon to tnat 01 H id o.ceased. at Tne 1011ow111g f)ilraona are 001ng 4205·83 blketwel~ to bch SSOO. or 838•50211v m"". PUBLIC NOTICE tates <.' e iJe t on s the lime ot dHth, 1n and 10 all tne t>uslnose u 644·6493 -.. ,ICTlTOUS IUllHEa& set ror hl•llrlng In Dept. No. 3 certain RHI prope1ty lltuated In the "NEW YORI( YOUGURT co ... 1------------Furnished Sleeplng room, NAME STATEMENT Order No 40032·07 al 700 Civic Cen ter Dr., W est, City or P11cent11. County ol Orange. 23815 Et Toro Roao. El Toro. Call! n1111:111c Mnf lCE 6 l.rg 3 Br. 2 Ba trplc deck 51\are ba1n. nr SC Plaza. The lollowlng persons are dotng NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE C 92701 J 1 151.ie of Celllornla. pa111culatly de-92630 ~---'"'"""llU\.l..;..._.-______ & gar $675 Call Wesley tamale non-amkr pref l>uJtness as TS NO 351 Santa A n a, A on u y M:rll>ed as follows. 10 wit· ROBERT THOMAS 3692 Hamll-493-8538 7 EQUINE A fHLETIC CENTER. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 'J.7. 1983 a t 9:00 a m . LOI 42 ol fril:t 7262, a5 per map ton lrvlne Calif 92630 FICTITOUI IUllNESS S270/mo 556-173 2126 Ttiurm DEED M TftUST DATED Jeft. S, IF YOU OBJECT to the recorded In Book 275, Pages 40 to p'AMELA THOMAS 3692 Hamil-Tne 1!1~:l~gaT:e~::E~: dotn!I Neat & Glean 2Br, 288 Lge furn hOVM . brTiii ~ .• c,Lo1S101~veensa RC_!n·a9rd2~!l 2126 1•2, UHt.Ell YOU TAICE ACTION granting or the petition , you 45 ol Mapa In tile otlloe of the Coun· too, Irvine, Cslll 92630 t>usmllst 8S 7 wldec9k3 &8 g38arage S535 Clean n/smltr, F pref "' ~ a ·~ ~· TO PftOTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rT ty Aac0<de1 of Hid county Tn1s 1>"•1n111s 1a conoucteo t>y an CJ t t7 t J I> R ,. N mo 4 • 5 Wesley S300/mo John 548·2497 Thurin MAY IE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. should either appear at the more commonly known as 2345 indtvldua-I s am oiee oav ew-0 c M c 92627 port Beach, Ca . 92660 Vety 1\1Ce SIUOIO, garage. L lk cl t '.+-0518 esa 8 9 ~F YOU NIED AN EXPLANATION h earing anJ state you obJCC· N111c11ez Placentia. Clllfornla AOBEFIT THOMAS c noiles Hut>ert Rowell. 32a 20111. ,m uatktard $400 mo 0 rm. wa 111 OM · m i Heny Eawaro Hinton u 1 loF THE NATURE OF THE lion s or 'ft IC' wratt.en objec· Terms ot sale cu n In lawful money T111s s111emem w111 111ed w11n ine Hunt1ng1011 Beach Ce 92646 93 8538 lo t>ch H B All ain-Ccr•~06rd6 Cir Huntington Beacll !PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YO"! t . 't h th un before of the i.:n11<1d States on conllrma11on County Clerk ol Orange County on lnis business 15 conouciea by all 8 4 · men111es at $295 ruP 8• 4 SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. ions WI e ro ol salt Ten percen1 ol amount to be June 27 1983 d d 1 VIEW 2Br. 2B<1. spacious. nego11a1>le S150 dep This t>usiness is conducteo t>y a ST EWA AT TITLE OF CALI· lhe hear ing, Your appear· <1epoa1t110 wltn bid F21M30 in lvi u~harltta Hut>erl Rowell 2 decks $f>50 mo 962-3956 general partnership FOANIA. a C1111om1a Corporation as ancc• may be· In person or by B1os or olle11 to t>e in writing eno Put>llslleo Orange Coast Dally Tnos statement was 111eo w1111 lhd 759·0650 675-<1174 Mat Fem ha' ·•nl "rn. rm Mork Richardson duly appointed Trustee under the , will t>e receiYed et lhe aforeaaJd o•· Pilot June JO July 7 14 21 t983 c o c • v v Ttiis statement wos hied wilh lhe 1011ow1ng descrlbeo oeed ol trust your a1tom~y. lice a1 any llrne altar tne first put>ll· · 2995-83 counly terk 0' ratlge ounty on Hunt. Beach 2740 w/pvt Ba lo rent :10 County Clerk or Orange County on WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION IF YOU ARE A CREDI-c;atoon nereol and Detore dale ol June 23 198J F1871157 1 Br, lrg yd, nr bell $400 non·smoklng Fem 25~ June 23. 1983 10 rHE HIG!'1EST BIOOER FOR TOR or a t'Ontln gent creditor sate ------C-IW\ __ C____ Put>llslle dl..'Ct'ascod you m ust file Oa1eo 11111 6111 day or July, 1983 MU null E Pilor June 30 July 7 14. 21. 1983 960·0 32 or 960· 1 · ---Put>llsneo range oa5 11 'I 2924h of the CMI Code, all rognt. title ' J8fry M Enrognt 2971 83 2 & 3 Brs c:.lose ID beech N B 2 t>lks to ocean. Piiot June 30, July 7 14 2 t 1983 iana interest conveyea 10 and now your claim with the l'Ourt or E~ecutor 01 Int Estate FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • · pvt pallos. many luxurys Pools. tennis. wash/dry 2968·83 ne1d DY 11 under said Deed ol Trust In pn.>Sen l at to the personal rep -ot said Decedent NAME ITATIMENT Contact An•la 846•950 1 S325/mo 645·2583 eves -------------thil proper!~ neraonall8f oescrot>ew1ng person is ooong POOLIC NOTICE MllC NOTICE un1:a~~~ me;ILVIO F FACK. an l'OUrl within tour . m onths ~;;,"'~t,,.,.lde Or. t>u~~~~A~~OURS. 1022 I Slater NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE 2r:~~:1:;0 f:~~· t"8;~~ N~:,,or~~~h~ltS~~~.C~, NOTICE IHYITING IUDS BENEFICIARY DAVID H Crom the date of rtrst issuance Nor1h Holly..,ood, l1I07 Ave FO\lnlaln Valley. Ca . 92708 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that g1na C11cle. $550/rr.o Call 770-8454, Kathy Tne County Sanitation D•slrtcls 01 DRINKWATER, a married man, as o f letters as hrovid ed in Sec-· Put>llshed Or;1nge Coast Dally JOHN MCNEELEY. 17160 San ton Monday August t5. 1983 al D 840 6302 498-5760 Room, S300 Pvt ba & en· Orange Counw. Calllornie. wm re· n1s ~ sep1ra1e property · 700 f p '--t Code Piiot July t4, 15. 21 , 1983 Malito Foun1111n Valley Ca • 92708 10 00 am 1n 1ne Law Olhce ot Larry ce1ve s1Jaled Dios until Tuesday. Recorded January IS, t982 as lion o l e ro ..... e ~110-83 This t>usoness '' conducteo by •n Rolhman locatl!O at 14140 Beacl\ •$450/mo up 1 & 2 Br trance Cook1ni· working Augus1 2, 1983, at It 00 A.M Bids lntr No 82•0 16995 01 Ollic;lal Re· o f Caltro:n1a. The time ~or 1nd1v1oual '3ouievard. Suite 106 weslmonst.ir, unlurn & furn puol, spa man Laguna 4 4-445!_ mus1 t>e rece1veo at the Districts Ao· icords 1n 111e ollice 01 the Recoroet filing claims wdl not expire John Mc Neeley ""alltorn1a Attorney Larty Rot nm au 18992 Flor 1da 842·2834. SEA• •111 IOTEL lime neraonat>ove set lortn. et wn1cn descrlt>es 1ne following property: Lot h h . :ed FICT.ITIOUS llU•INISI County Clerk 01 Orange County on lownetS Asso<:lollon. WILL SELL AT Wiiiy rentals now avall m1n1S1ratrve olll=es t>y the date and Orange County. said deed ot trust prior lo (our m unths from the ~IC NOTICE This statamenl was llle<l with tne ~" t>et1et1' ol Hldllen VIiiage Home· A 842 3172 ... hrne they will t>e put>llcty opened ano 7 end the Northerly 2 00 leet ol Lot 6 date of t e eanng notic June 29, 1983 ~UBLIC AUCTION TO lHE HIGH· 3 t>d 2 t>a, AOjlgoll $126 & up Color TV examined at tne office !>' tne Dis-on Block 22 ol Tract No 772, es above. NAME STATIMENT F219177 E ST BIDDER FOR CA SH , course. ~Int view. Quiel Phones in room 2274 lllcts. 10844 Ellis Avenue. Fountain isnown on a map reco1<1e<1 In t>ool< YOU MAY EXAMINE the Tne lollowlng persons are doing PubllSlleo Orange Coast Dally CASHIER'S CHECK OR CERTIFIED people only $625/mo Newport Blvd , CM Valley, C1lltorn1a, lor the lollowlng 23 pages 5 ano 6 ol Miscellaneous ( I k b h l If t>usoness as Pilot July 7. 14. 21 28, 1983 CHECK tpaya1>1e at time ol sale "' I 714-840-6639, Enk 646-7445 OPEN STEEL SHELVING Maps. rec;oros of Orengo County. I e . ept y t e. rour . you CULINARY ARTWORKS. 880 7VIC· 3073-83 lawtul money ol tne U111ted States) all AND STORAGE RACKS ICalllornia end the South 2 00 teet ot are intl'r ested an the est.ale, torla St . Costa Mesa, Ca 9262 right tnle andinteresi created t>y a t:lose 10 t>eacn 2 Br 2 Bo lloo• & leer• 2902 SPECIFICATION NO LOt 8 1n Block 22 or Tract No 772, as you may serve upon lhe ex-Leo Lira Aom«o 880 VICIO<la St · ~IC NOTICE Notoce of Oelault ano Elecuon 10 Sell stove retri9e c;rp1s '~M~at·u·r·e"!'L·a•d!"'y~l!"'O~l!!'lv·e·l!l"n_m_y E· l3S (AE·BIOJ isnown on a map recorded on ~ --u tor or adm inistrator or Cosie Mesa Ca 926~7 1 . ati Pursuant to Oecle1a11on 01 CO'<le· drapes deck $550 s L Bods muSI 00 su1>m11te<1 on tne 123 pages 5 and 6 of Miscellaneous ~~ • This t>usmess Is co du<: ed Dy FICTITIOUS IUllNESS nan1s Conditions & Aestroc11ons. 536-4637 ~ou~te ha1;8 ca~ Fre!~~~ torm suppl1&<1by1ne D1strtc1s in ac· Maps. recoros 01 Orange County, upon the an omey for the ex· 1no1Y1oua1 NAME STATEMENT which Nollet was recorded oo. L coroance w11n all provisions of Ille ICalllorn•a ecutor or administrator, and Leo Ura Romero tn The following person is . ooing August 18 1983 es lnatrument No_ Lg Bacn, w /y<J lull kit nr Board tn exchange for specllocalioos MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS 464 file w t th thl' court w ith p roof Tnis statement wu 11180 wtttl ~ t>usintlss 85 82-t93151 ot. Olfoelal Rec;otCls 01 Or· bch Quiet person no your cooking 499-2602 Spec1lica11ons, bid t>lanks and 62nd StrlH!t Newport Bach. Ca '(1t o( service a written r u est County Clerk ol 01anga County o GENE'S AUTO SERVICE, 2050 ange CO\lnty. Callfornla. In tne prop-pets, non-srnkr $425 mo Room & Board, pV1 chrls• futther tnformat•on may t>e ot>taoned e s11ee1 aodress 01 common des1g-. ' • eq -1 June 20• 1983 FllU7' H1111>01 Blvo Costa Mesa Ca erty s11ua100 on said County and 960 0587 uan hm $400/mo Call at the at>ove aooress Telephone '1al1on 1s s11own aDove, no warranty st.aun g that you ~es1re spec;1a O II 92627 . • .. State descnt>ed es y Motntalnance/garoen1ng, 645·7629 S40-~ 10,°' ~62·24 11 l s/Tea Holl· Is given 10 ots completeness or cor· no tK't' of the filing of an tn· Pu"~~11~"fi 2°;~g~ 4C~~5\98: Y PHIL TAPLIN, 20621 Goshawk Lot 28 ol Tract No 8839 es per apartment handymen. H 1......,11~-·l--.,.2.,.&A..t,... ~e~ ni:. 01 roc.urement rectne55)" ven tor y and appraisement or 0 u y • u • '4214.93 Lane Huntington Beach, 92646 Map recordell '" Book 397 Pages own 10019 helptul Cati Olt •,::Oii I m pope Y The Vendor u"oer salo Deed ol ts f th ti Tilts ousiness 1s c;ono1.1c1ed t>y an 14· 16 of Miscellaneous Mops re· Pu1>11sned Orange Coast Da11y Piiot flrust. t>y reason ol a breac;11 or de· est.ate asse or o e . pe • mo1v1oua1 ords ol said County Aecorll Deon 7 14/842-8807 Hrs Ull lA IUDI July 21. l983 4219·83 ~eult 1n tho ot>ligallons seoured lions or atwunts mentioned MLIC NOTICE p11,1 Taplin !Owner MA RAV TEAGUE t>twn 12·6 IOTOI Ill -------------~hP·"!Dy. neretotore eKecuted end in Sec-tton 1200 and 1200.5 o f t n1s statement wH meo w1tn tl'le The stree1 adoress and other NEAR SCH· :?Br 1~.ea 2 Wkly rentals, low rates, Ml.IC NOTICE ~e1ovureo 10 rhe unoerslgned a wrl1-the California Probate Code. FICTITIOUS IUSINESS CO\lnly Clerk ol Orange County on icommon desognallon 11 any ol the Pa 110 ~ t r p le. w / o color TV. free cottee. •en Oec1arat1on OI Oelault and De-•· C b NAME STATl!Ml!NT June 29 1983 eal property oescrlbl!O above Is It .., YOU Aft£ IN DEFAULT UNDER A rnan<l lor Salt. ano written notice ol Choate GI oate The lollOwing pe<sont ere doing Fl1Mlt purpo•le<l 10 t>e 10085 Hlooen Vil· hook-1.1p. o slteet pr .. 1ng heated p00I & steps 10 DEED OF TRUST DATID SEPTEM· ~react\ and ot election to c.use 1ne 510 W. llb St, Ste. 416 business 15 Put>hsneo Orange Coast Daily age Ro&<l Garden Grove. ca1itorn•o p & gar dsnwsnr Oosposal ocean Kllch's avail ll!R 4• 1llO UNLESS YOU TAKE µnders1gned lo sell slid prope<ty 10 Los Angeles. CA 90014 PINE KNOT MOTEL. 6302 w PtlOI July 7 14 2 I 28, 1983. 92640 S525 mo 960-3005 AM 985 N Coast Hwy ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR ~11sfy said obllga11ons. and 1118'&-213_6%3·!%97 Coll! Hwy. Newport eeecn. c a 3020-83 Tne 1.1nders19neo Trustee dos· Ltt•H leach 2741 Laguna Beach, 494-5294 PftOPERTY, f·T MAY BE SOLO AT A lafle• tne underslgneo caused said 92663 cla1rn1 any llat>lllly 101 any Incorrect· _ S PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEEO AN 1101ice t>reacn ind of election 10 t>e Pub hshecl Orange Coast Ou•ne & Jeanie Wengeler 281 l'\et.IC NOTICE riesa ol the street aoareu and otner Olx 2 Br 1 Ba Ocean vu. •••er EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE J:lecordeo Apr1119, 1983asonstr. No. Daily Pil ot July 14. 15, 21. Hanover, Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 common deslgn11t10n 1t a11y shown I No End beam ce11mg l eatala 2906 OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINS'T ~3-162941 01 saoo Ot11c1a1 Aecor6s 1983 Thos 1>us1ness is conouctea t>y· an ITATEMENT OF herein. or Ille legal descr1p11on re-$900 utol 1ncld 494·3044 Bat Isl furn 3or 1~. ba & YOU, YOU SHOULD CON'T ACT A Said sale Wiii t>e maoe. t>ul Wllll0\11 3000 83 noMovat ABANDONMENT OF USE OF i:tteo &t>ove LAWYER. . ovenant or wa11anty. 11Kpress or Im· • Jean1t wengeler FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Said sale will be m11Cle. t>ut without Lake Forest 2755 21>1 1 ba. close to water NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE p11eo regarding \Ille. possession, or This statement was. filed with the The lollowmo persons h8ve at>an-covenanr or warranty e)(p1ess or Im· Wk I Y or mont hly T.S. No. 31111 encumbra11ces, 10 pay the remaining ounty Clerk ct Or8nge County on ooneo the use ol 1ne F1ct1t1ous Bu51· ~•eel. regardlno 111le, possession or 'l Br. 1 Ba Condo. /ud 01 7141476· 1237 on Wednesday August 8. 1983 al ~Y 51110 Oeeo 01 Trust. w1111 interest F2201eo SHOPPE 270 East 17th Street. eintenonce assessmen1s. costs rmlpvl Oilr all assoc tees Bay tr on I 3 Br, 2 Ba NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that 1Jr1nc1pa1 sum or Ille note(sl secured PUBLIC NOTICE IJ'u1y 7 19e3 ness 111ame BARBARA'S BRIDAL ncumDrances. to poy 101 oehnquent L lllke, slove/dshwr In ry 10 00 o cloc~ A M ol s111d day in tt'le es on sa10 nole provided. aovances. 11 l<OSU3 Published Orenge Coast Daily Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 and attorneys lee5, 10 w11· $2609 15. Pa 1 d 1 n c I C I u t> S 1800/mo 2' Balboa room set aside for conouc11no ~ny unoe1Ille 1erms ol said Deed of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Pilot July n 28 Aug 4, 11, 1993 Tne Foc1111ous Business Name re-~Ith interest thereon es provided 1n membrshp S6251lse 811 Cove 645-5135 fruslPe s Sales w11n1n Ille olhces ol tTrusl lues cnarges ano upenses 01 NAME STATEMENT 4o65·83 terred 10 at>ove was ltleo "'Orange isa16 0ec101a11on onvRnces, II any occ Will SHOW SA l AEAl ESTATE SECURITIES SER· ~he Trustee ano ol tile trusts created Tne lotlow1ng persons are 001ng Coun1y on Novemt>er t3 1981 ~11oe1 the terms 01 sa•d Oeclarat1on 0 I 7 23 671\-7786 Have somelhlnQ )'OU Wltll VICE loce1ecl at 2020 North Broad· .,Y said~ 01 Trust t>usmess as R1t1J 11enrte11e Buenn t58 t2 Oun· ~ees cnorges and e•P<"Mts 01 sa1<1 lo NII? Ciu.tfied ede 00 way Su•te 206 in the C11y OI Santa Sato Sale woll oe helO on August WAVETEK 3990 Westerly,Su11e DUDLIC unncE oalk Ln Hunt1ng1on Beach Ca iA11orney I Newport Beach 2769 It well I Call NOW . Ana County 01 Orange state 01 Cal" 12 1983 a1 10 00 AM a11ne Cn119-280. Newport 96acn Ca 92660 rug ,_ 9264; Tne Homeowner!! Assoc1a11on 1 BA conoo Versailles 6-42-5678. lom•a REAL ESfATE SECURITIES ,nan Avenue entrance to Ille Civic Automated Sw1mpoo1s Inc (OH FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Kurt H Bvehn 15812 Dunoalk t.inoer sa10 Declara11on nere1olore Pool anO tactl•t•es ---------- SERVICE as ou1yappointeo Trustee~en1erBu1t<11ng 300EastCnapman OOM)(On10) t248 Wesl 451nS1ree1. NAMEITATEMENT Ln Huntorlgton Beach Ca 92647 je1ecu1eo and oehvereo 10 the T 5575 mo Aicnard unoer a1•d DtH!luant to the POwer ol iAve11ue Ora11ge Ce Menshelo On10 44906 Tile IOllowing persons are ooing Ba11>sra E King 275 East 18111 µ11oers1gne<1 a WT11ten Oec;1aratoon ol 213 830_2323 sale conle11eo on that certain Oee6 Tile total amount or the uripa16 Tn•s t>usiness os conouc1e0 t>y 11 t>usoness llS s1ree1 Colla Mell Ca 92627 be•aull end EleeUon 10 Se11 to ~ I ol T1us1 ececuted Dy Paul D B•ac~ balance or the ot>hga11on secured t>y corporation THE MILK PALACE a4o w 19\h This t>usonets was con<1uc1eo t>v a ocoroed 1n tne County w,.,ere the 2 oo house 1 t3 29th St ano L1nd11 L B1ac1i. huSDllind and ~o property to Ile solo 1oge1ner AUTOMAlEO SWIMPOOLS, INC Street Cosui Mesa Ca 92627 gene•al per1n11rsn1p eel p1oper1"-dosct1t>ed herein 15 Npl Penn $900/mo wile 1ecoroeo Septemoer 26. 19801n fW•ltl interest late cnaroes, and eslt· Gary L Zuencher Prelklenl Sa~ E Ryu 100; E Grant Santa Tn11> s1a1tmen1 w" llle<l w11n tt>e ocaleook 13762 ol 0111c1a1 Reeoros 01 l"'ated costs. ll•Penses. and ad· Tt11s statement was flled with the Ane Cd 92701 ' County Clerk ol Oranoe County on ,.._arry Rothman :? 13•433_0502 »IO CO<Jntv at page 1557 Re-ivances. as 10 the oate nereot. 1s County Clerk ot Orange County on S~e 0 R u 1001 E Granl Santa June 13. t983 !Attorney at Lew corder s lns1rument No 39160. t>y $t52 037 20 0 111t July 20, 1983 July 15, 1983 Ma Ce 9/701 · Put>l1sned Orange CoaSI Dally 14 t40 Bea~n Blvd Suite 106 redSOn ol a D•each or oelauot onpay· STEWART TITLE or CALIFORNIA F220t01 n iis t>uslness., conducted t>y an p1101 July 21, 28 August 4 11. 1983 714)638-5581 menl or perto•mance ol the ot>ll· tas said Trustee Put>llsnoo Orange CoHl Dall)' individual 4215·83 By Larry Rothman c;auons secureo thereby 1nc1uo111g Jjy St1Wa•I T,fleol CaJtlorn1a Piiot July 21, 28, Aug 4, tl, 1983 SemE Ryu Publlsheo Orange Coast Daily Piiot 1na1 Droacn or oetault, Nol•ce 011900 North Broadway 4217-83 This statement Wiii flieo wllh 11111 DllDLIC MnftCE ~uly 21 28 August 4 t983 4222-83 wnocn was reeoroe<l Maren 29 !983 1San1a An• Calll 9270 t County Clerk 01 Orange County on ____ r1111 ___ .-______ 1--------------I 11• Recoroer s lnstrumenl No 714)558· t t 14 nolDLIC MnTICE J 1 7 1963 83· 132554 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC By Jamie L WlltkS r-1111 ,_ u 'I' F2:201tt k 06104 MLIC NOTICE AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BID-jAHt For.,osu•a Ollice1 01263 Put>llslled Ofa Coast Oeiry !'liOTI CE OF DEATH OF DEA FOR CASH lawful money of Ille IPuolosn~•ange Coast Dally Piiot NOTICE O,"TRUITEE'S IALE PllOt July 2 t 211 ~ust 4. 11 1983 MADE LINE MARG ARET NOTICE OF TftUSTEE'S SALE ~~~'.,:~ 0~1~':~,lt~r; ~:=l~~~:c~ I.July 2t 28 August 4 1983 4223•83 T.8. No. CWflt 111 4073-63-&3 MCGUCKIN PETITION T O YOU ARETi~'~f:~0~1 UNDER A stale Of feoer1t1 cre<l•l union 0, .8 IMPOftTANT NOTICE TO PftOP· ADMI NISTER E ST >T E NO. PEED OF TRUST DATED JANUARY tta1e or l•i<Jeral 5avtngs and 1<>11n l'\et.IC NOTICE YOU AA!RINTYOEOFWANUELftT UNOER A l'\et.IC NOTICE A 119000 tr14 19&0 UNLECSS YOOURT AOKE EACIT. 8$SOClat1on dcim1cile<l 1n tn1s state. " • ION TO PROTE TV U H M . 1111 payable at tne time of S8111, all woe... E>EED OF TRUST. DATED DECEM· K-tl17 To all heirs. b eneficiaries. !MAY 8E SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE tight title and 1ntelesl helo t>y II, as YOU ARE IH DEFAULT UNDER A BER 18. 1980 UNLESS YOU TAKE FICTITIOUa IUSIHE88 creditors and contingent F YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF Trustee on rhatrHlproper1y sltuete DEED OF TftUST DATED Augu1I ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR NAMEITATEMENT c r edlt Orl Of Madeline HE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-c d S 0 lt>e<l 30 118.2. UNUSS YOU TAKE AC· PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A T 1 11 oolnn NG AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD ,,, Seid ounly an tale esc;r Tto' N TO PftOT·CT YOUft PROP-PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEEO AN he 0 owing persons ate .... Margaret M cGuclcln anJ ~oNTACT A LAWYER as lollowg "' T RE t>uslness ae· " LOI 64 ol Tratl 7026. In 1he County EftTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A Pue-EXPLANATION OF THE NA u me WASH HOUSE, 7 to Norin El persons wbo may ~ other · ~ s T AN·SHAW CORPORA HON. A ol 01an11e State ol Calilornla, as pet LIC SALE. tF YOU NEED AN EX· OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST Camino Real. MIH IOn Viejo. Ca wise late res led In tbe wlll -.alilo1n1a oorpora11011. as duly 81)-map recoroea on Boo1t 266, Pages 43 PlANATION OF THE NATURE 0, YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 92691 d , l , polntecl Trustee under tne lollow1ng lo ., inclusive ol Moscett•neous THE PftOCEEDING AGAINST YOU, LAWYER Nader Oholaml 23102 Sonolta. BD , or esta e. oeac111>e<l dees recoros of saoo Orange Coun· YOU SHOUU> CONTACT A LAW· On .-.ugus1 3. 1983, al 10.00 a.m • Mission Vlt to Cl 9269I A petition bas been filed AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO lHE ly YEft. CAL WESTERN AECONVEYANCE T111s 1>us1ness II c;onoucted by an by E dward R. M cG uck iD Su· HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH OI as The sireei aooress or othet com· On JUiy 27 1983 at 10 00 A M CORPORATION as duly appotntld Individual perlor Court of Orange Coun-~I 1or1111n Section 2924h ot 111e CIVIi rnon oes•gnarion 04 tne real oiope<ty SUNKIST SERVICE COMPANY as Trustee under ano pyrsuent to Deed Naoet Gt'Olaml E d ·d R ... ooe. all right totle ano 1nteres1 coo nereinal>O•e oescr•t>eO is 1>uroorled 111e ouly appoontea Trustee under ol Trutl recordeo January 6, 1981 H lnis slatemenl wu lile<l wtlh the ty requesting lbat war • veyed 10 1111d now lleld t>y it under 10 De anOOI< 13904, PeQll County Clerk 01 Orange County 00 M cGuc:kln be appointed as 151110 Deeea 01 lrus1 1n tne properly 19r, Pon Loc:Ysll!lgh Ptace New· c0<de0on DltC 7 11182 as Oocumen1 735 o1 0 111e1a1 Rec:0<ds In the olttce July 14 1983 personal representative to Mreinetler oescrlt>ed t>Otl Beecn Cahlornla no 82-427954 01 Olllclll Reco<os In ot the Covnty Rec:ordet of Orange F220MI d I l b l f TAUSTOA LEE C PUTNAM ano The unoe<sogneo neret>y oosclaims me DlllCl' ot 1ne Ae<;o1oe1 of Orange County, Stale ol Ca111orn1a ••· Put>hslled Or•noe coui Dally a m D sler l c esta e o NANCY' E PUTNAM, huat>and and all llablllly 101 ar.y 1,,correctness 1n Celltornla exeoull'o by JAY B ocuted by WILLIAM 0 WALTERS Piiot July 21, 29 Aug 4 11 1983 l't1 a d e 11 D e Marg are t ~lie as Joint Tenenta laid s1ree1 sdo•ess or otner com· MANN an unmarried may WILL and BETTY ANN WALTERS. nus· 4206 83 McGuckln (under &be lnde· BENEFICl/\RY RANDALL c mon oealgnatlon SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION lO THE 1>ano and wile 81 community prop-en dent Administration of 13RY ANT and AUDREY J BRYANT, Sad sate wHI be made without '11GHEST 610DER FOR CASH, (pay-e1ty P1 '1usD11nd and wife Recorded Febru· ..,8,.~nt e•prinsor 1mplle6 regard-at>le at time ol sale'" lawtul moneyot WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC NOT~CE Estates A ct ). The pt'tltlon Is iaty 13, 1980 aa Instr No 15141 In •n 1111! P09HSS•On Of encum-lhe UntlBO Statea) al TO HIGl'iEST BIDDER FOR CASH set for hearing In Dept. No. 3 ~ook 1350 I page 3 12 of on1c101 Ae-t>r~nces to satisfy Ille principal 081• The North Iron I entrance to tl1e (payat>le at tome of sale In lawful FICTITIOUS •UllNESS at 700 Civic Cen ter Dr .. 1eordt In 1ne ot11ce ol 1he Recor de< ol 1 th N r r ottoer obhget1on coun1y CO•Hlhou&e. 700 Civic Cente• money ol the Unlte<l Stltff) at Ille NAMI STATEMENT W Sa A CA 92701 !orange County UIO d!MIO 01 trutl ance ~ D 8 0 0e ~ 01 TruSI witn Drive West Santa Ana Cal1torn11 North from entrance to tile county Tne lollow1ng t>ertons 11e doing tit , nta na, 00 ldescrlt>es the following property ~~~SI 1:0s:;n., sums as pro~•dld 9270t a11119nt 11t1e and 1~1eras1 CO'I· cour1nouse. 700 Civic Center Drive. t>ut1ness es July 37, 1983 at 9:30 AM. The Easte•ly 75 leet 01 1he West· theretn olus advances it ariy under veyed 10 eno riow netd t>y 11 under Wasl Senta Ana Ca1lfom1a all right. t A )WI L 0 KI NG DOM I BI IF VO OBJECT to tlle ltrly 145 feel 01 Loll 39 eno 40 In tne le•~s tllefeof an<l Interest on Oeec:t ol T1us1 1n 1he prol)ef1y Situ· 11118 an<l 1n1ereS1 conveyed to and AENT·A·PLANT 20322 VIiiage Or grantl no of tbe petition y ou '31ooll B of Trec:t No 6t2, in tne c ity n end lus lees ated 1n '8•o County Ca11torn1a oe-now lleltl Dy 11 under sa10 Deed ol Huntington Beec:n. Ce 82646 & • lof Costa Meta County 01 Orange. s~c7 aov~n~es espens:S 01 the 1er11>1ng the 1and therein See at· Trust 1n the property s11ua1ad in said Freo H•m•ndez Ill. 20322 Vl•ege should either appear at tbe js111e of Cllolornil ns per map re· ~r~s~!' ano 01 Ille lruSls create<! Dy t&ened legal description Coun1y 1n6 Stile de11Crol>ed as Dr Huntington 8eact1. Ce 92&C8 bearing and state you ob Jee· icordeo 1n l>Ooil 20 pages 1 end 2 ol •d Deed 01 Trust The 10181 amount Tne street eodress an<l other Lo1 14 ot Tr11c1 No 3487. as Der Tn1s bu1lnes1 II conaucted t>y. en lions or file wrltltn obJtt· 1M1sce111neoua Meps In the 0111ce 011 51 I 1 ason common deslon1111on 11 ,,,..,., ot tnt map recorded in Book 122. p11ge1 8 1no1v1dual ~he County Recorder 01 said County 01 511'0 ot>l19auon. Inc ~~1~ aend ex: real property desc111>e0 at>ove 1a to 18 inc1u11ve ol Mlace1111neou1 Fred Hernandez Ill lions wltb tbe court before Mey 1110 be know11 11 764 W81!1 :~s~~·~~~:dTtr:~~n at~he lime 01 pvrµorteo to t>e 3702 S Parton S1 . Mapa as pe• records In the Otlica of T111a sta1ernen1 was lile6 woth 111e the hearing. Vour appear-201n Sireet, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 in•tlal put>l1C1tt1on ol inis Notloe, 11 Santa Ana Ca 92707 1ne Cuunly Recorder ol sa10 County County Clerk 01 Orange County on anc:e may be In person or b y ·111 a s1ree1 adClress or common s24 7~7 48 The undersigned Trustee dis· EXCEPT THEREFROM all oil. QllS, June 30, 19113 tt 10es1gnallon 1s snown ot>ove no war. REAL ESTATE SECURITIES claims ony llet>lllly tor any incorrect· minerals and other nydroca11>ona, F21t750 yo1uFr •vooUroeyR. E A CREDI 1ran1y 15 given ;u 10 ns completeneu SERVICE 8 Calllornio nest of the atreet adoress ano other 1>e1ow a deptn cl 500 feet. wlll ... ' Put>llshed Orange Coast O•lly A • ior correctness)' corporation common des1gna11on, 11 any, enown '"• 11gn1 ot autlace entry, 11 ra-1P1101 July 21 28, Aug 4 '1, 19113 TOR or a con tingent creditor Tile oene11c1ery \moer aa10 De11d By fSe&l) 0 J Mo•gt1 herein 11 11111 street aooress or other served in 1nat1umen1S of record 1 42 t6-83 of the deceased you must lot TruSt Dy reason ol a 1>1011ch or ,11 President common detlgn111on 01 the pr09trty The street tddress an<I Other fll I I ' I th tb loefeult 1n 1ne obllg1111ons secured 2020 North Broadway Su•le 206 is no11n<11e11e<1 hereon. directions 10 common ot11gnat1on. If at\y, ot the l'tlll.IC NOTICE e your c a m w e ~Mret>y. nerotolore exeucted and Senta Ana C• 921oe tt'leproC>lfly m•y be ot>talned trom real rpoperty de!ICrlt>ed •bove II court or present It to &be per· jde11vered 10 the unaerslgneo a writ· 1714) 9!>3-61110 tne o-1ic11ry ne•eon named 10 a purported to t>e. 29AO Andro1, Coeta FICTITIOUS IUltNESS aonal representative ap-tten Oecl•,..llon of Dtl11111 and De· Detlm111e0 to stld Mesa. CA 92626. MAME STATWMl!NT Int d by tbt court wltblJI 1n1nd IO< Sale. i nd WTltlen notlee ol Put>litlled Ofenge coast Dally ~ftc:llry W1tt11n ten deys from the Tne undersigned Trustee dlt · Tna lollowtng person• ere doino po C bfeecn a.no ot election lo cause tne p1101 Jul 14 21 211 1993 first publlcetlon ol 1n1s no11<0e c111ms any llat>lllty lo• any incorrect-1>usineae u four moDtbs from tbe dale of under'SIQntd 10 sell seld Pf<>P8'1Y 10 Y 3034-&3 BENEFICIARY S1a1e Savings and neu ol the 1traet eddreu ano 011\tf BARBARA'S BRIDAL SHOPPE, first luoance of letters aa ~tlsly aald obllgatlons, end in.re. .,_IL' ..,..TIL'r Loan Attoclllton, 222 N El Dorado, <0ornmon deslgn•llon. If any. snown 270 E mn Streei. Coate Me•a. c a provided In Section 700 of •rter 1ne und1111gneo ceueeo salo r~n. "" n.c. Stockton, C1 95202, Pnone: htttln 92627 b P b t Cod f Call ~ottce ol t>reec;l'I eno ol eteeuon to ___ ..;..;;..;;..;;....;;_ ....... _____ 1211119411.11 t&d e•penM s of the Said"" will oe made, bul without Bllt>ata E Kl 27r, E t8tn t e ro a e e O • oe Reoorded April 1. 19113 u Instr aUf'I"'°" C°""T CW trustee. at the 11me of covlf'lenl or w•rr•nty, exprt11 or Im-Street, noa, Costi'toH, c a 92627 fomla. T be time for filing No. 83· 137330 ol Hid Olflclll Ae· CAL•OftMA. COUNTY Said 1ele wtu t>e mede. but w1tnou1 plied, regerdlng lllle. P<>tteHlon. or Thia buslneu 1a eondV<!led t>y· en claims will 11ot expire prior icordt CW OflANOI oorwenant 0< warranty, expres1 0< 111cumbr111aea, including 11111, Individual to f r months from the date Said tale wlH be made, btlt without In the Matt« ol the Appllcatlon of Implied, regtrdlng title, poase11ton, charges and e11penn1 ol tne Trustee Berb1re Kiri OU icoven1n1 or werrenty, express or Im· KENT EUOl!NE SABLOTNV tor or enc:umbrencH . Including t-. 111C1 ol 111e ttuate cre1te<1 by aald Thia at.iem~nt ,..11 ntl<I with lhe of t be btarln& noticed above. IPlled. reoerdlog ttllt , posteaalon, or C1\lfl09 ol neme. c11erge1 and expenses ol the Trull" DHd ol Trull. to pay tne remtlnl::S County Clerk 01 Orenoe County on \'Oll MA V EXAMINE tbt 1tnoumbr1nce1. to pay 1111 reml1lng e-No. A11M7 1no of tne 1ru1t11 crHtt<l by .. 10 pr1nclp111umt ol tlte notl(l)MCVf July l !l 18113 file ken t by the coart If yoo orlnc:lpel sum of the notll(sl N()ure<I ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR DHd of Tru1t. to P•Y the remaining bV H id Deed ol Truet to wit: ' ,220MI ,. ' by uld ONCl ol Tru1t, with lnter1111 CHANGE OF NM"E·Kent E119ftlt prlnc:lp1l sum1olth• note( I ) N()Urlld l4S,OOO 00 with lnl«Ht t'*t0!1 Put>lltl'llCI Oren • COlll Delly are lnttrflttd In lbt et tal e, &t In •••d nolt provided, •dvanoes. II Slbl<>tny hN ftled • petition In thll by tald Deed of Trutl to wu lrom 211183 11 19.00% per 1nnum 11 Pltol July 21-21 A~ 4 11 1993 you may serve upoa tbe tll• 19ny, ut1det 1he 1erm1 01 u1d Deed 01 ooun tor 111 orelet ..nowmo pelltfO!* 14&,405 04 wttn 1n111H1 tnereon provided In eald no111(1) plu1 coat• • • • '4u4-~ ecator or aclmlnlitrator, or frui t.'-· cn11g11 end ••oenMeot 10 etianoe hie """' from Kent 1rorn Feb 15, 19&2 "111 25 % Ptt and any t0v1nc:u w11n lnt«Mt. upon tbt attorDe" for i•e tll· ~he TruttM end or the tr11t1e creattd ~ StblOlny IO Kent Euoent •nnum P<Ovided In 1110 notl(tJ plu1 Tiie t>en.tlcl81y undef .. Id Died , cl lbY Mid Deed ol fruit Seid Hie wlh Moab)' 111 co111. cnergea an<I eny 8tlCI ell of Tru1111er11otore tJ1teut1<1 eftd ci.-rtllJC NOTJC( K'Utor or admlnl1tra tor. aD oe lltld on Augu1t &. 19~ at 11 00 tt 11 heflb)' orClerlCI that 111 I*· 1dv1ncM H ,762 )3 wnn lnt-t. llv«ed to the unelerllontd • wrltlen . file wllb tbc: coarl wlllt proof e 111. at tne front entrance ol t0nt lnterMled In the metier The benellc11ry under 111d Deed oec11111lon or deteutf •.nd Demand 'ICTfTIOUS M191N~IS of strvlct a written .....,0e1t St1n-Sh8w Corpo1et1on, 2315 Eeat llOrttaid ~ t>eforethll OOUrl"' o• Tfutl l\lfetotor• ••ICVltd •ndO.. !Or Slit. end I wrl11tn Notlee of ()e,. .... ITATW .... T • • ~, I 17th Street. 8111111 Ana, CA 9271 t ~,,,._,, No 3, 11 700 CMc 1iv1<td 10 tl'lt 1mCll•t1Qned • wrltttf'I teull 1ne1 eiee1ion10 Slit. The und«· Tne toHCWtlrig peraon1 •re doing llatlnf that you du re the total emoun1 ot 1111 unolid c.nter 0r1 ... WM 1. Banta Ana. Cd-0Kter111on or de•eurt eno Dwm•lld •IOned c1u•tc1 .. 10 f"otlcl Of o.1111111 1>o1111111 ••· 1ptcla 11otlce of lbe flllnf of lbal•nc:e 011ne obllg•llon ~ured by tornle. on Augult lO. 1993, 11 10 00 tor Sile i nd 1 wrlltlf'I Notk;e of O.· end E141ctlon loStll to bl ttcOr<led In KEPOT PAOOIJC'fS COMPANY ID lnvtintory tad appr a tc• IHld property to t>e told. together AM., end tlleo ano 11'\ete tl'IOw tiull 111d e1ee11on to Sell. The under• tllt ooun1y where th• reel prOl)lrty t• LTD . 1111162 Lark Lane. Hunllng,ton ment of ea tale asnta or of ~1111 1111ere.t1, 111• cn1rv ... and H ll• Cfi!M , " eny !My hl\19, wl'ly Mid tfOned ceultd H id Nollet of Ollf1ul1 IQcsted S.acll, C1. 112648 mtt.O COllt, e1pent N llld Id• petlllOn fOf change of narne tnov1d 1t1d tlteltlon to s.1110 be 1ecordtd In o "TEO June 29, 1983 01')'1 e Jacobi, 1ne2 L•rk Line, tile peUllona or acco1111t1 ivencH . 11 ot tilt dAll hereot. I• ~ be Qrant..:t. t'1e eoun:L whtrt the rHI f80f)e(ty It C A L W E 8 T e R N A E • Hunun~o11 6t•cn. I 02648 mentioned In Section 1%80 11211,2 14 94 tn~ ~::':' :='!:t!: :;:t:.~ '7~~1<1& r1~eJR'~~cb~ANV 58~:J~~~,~~ Ml~~ v~:.'i'.'\32~\~al o.moae. up d .. 1zt'°·c•oc101 Ute Callfor•I• 0s':tN'.8't::..J~~RPORATIDN Id In Orenge c:o.1 o.lty ~. • • OorpO<ltlon .. H id truat.. Thlt llUlllntH II OOtldVC:ltO by· I roua t e. .. eato Tlutlff ,....~ of generll dtoule1Jon. 6y Oarlel'lt ~,. 2655 C&Mlno Del RIO So llmlttd p1nnenhlp G rttcbea A. Road, Eaq. a-y !11n-Sh1w Corpor•tlon ~ ltl""' coumy 11 IM9t MCtl T ruetll Slit Offle~ au111 NO ~2 Ottyl E JtcOD• •• 'H M•a•olla St., Salte 281 f31& Elli 11111 l tr .. t 1 ... lor ~ OOl'OtCUt~ ...... , 234 NOrt" e1 OOrldo St 8en Oteao. CA 9210. Tnlt 1t1ttm111t wee llltO wltn lf'le H tlD&IOD B•a('a. Ca tH4I ~anll Ml, CA 12711 prtor to the dey of ~ llMflnO po Of•-o a 19.}ff 5841 County Clerk 01 Dr•noe County on un "' •• • '7 l4l $42·511 t Defect~ 21. 1"3 Stoc:kton, C1 85201 By Joen MtCool July t 1 1983 171 0Ht·U31 l y Lynt1 Brunner 8".c. w ~ Judge ol tM SU. f209)t4t-1116 Avtnorlied s1gn111.1r1 I 'noJOO PubW!h('d Orangr Coast Auilllnt hcretary 119'lorOOllt1Pub1111NdOrengeeo.t PuDlllMO Orenge CO•at OIHy Publlllled Or•nr COMI D•ity Publlllle<I Orange COltl 0.lly D II p I J I '" 15 21 PubOllMd Orange CoHI Delly Delly Piiot .My 1. 14. 21. ,~.! 1"3 PMot July 7. 1• ~I. 1083 Piiot JUiy 1•, 71 2 . 1913 Pll01 July 21 28. AUQUll A, 1 t. 1083 " y I Ot u "19113' 300'9 93' Pilot July 13, 20, 21, 1883 ;io65-83 304 t •13 40113·&3 4n7 -&3 • 408 H ll c L A s s I· F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 a. .. ? Br, 1 Ba, pr et er Sr C1112en 645-8451 Coral Pl Npt Hgts lm:l'.1:1 •. 1 .. :1.11]' 1 .. 1'.Jt:U U .I 1..vUNTAY CLUB II LIVING IN NEWPORT BEACH 1 S1n9lt1s 1 ~ 2 Bdrm Apart· ments IS Townhouses Some are eleg11ntly furnished From $620 On Jamt>oree Re at San JoaQutn Hills Ro 144-1900 Across from be_a_c_h_l_&~ 2 Bdrms trom S525 2 10 Cedar 640-5078 115 CAllYOll EAST 3 Br 2 Ba 2 car garage lull security on 1a1<Way No pets 644·0509 East Bluff spat 1 Br -pOoi', pleasant area, no pets 1545 644·4767 lido baytront 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 car gar, Avail Aug 1 I s12so1mo 675-7375 l ldo Isle large t Br 1>11ytront bldg 1660/motyrly 675-0120 IEWMRT TIRRAff 2 Ir, 2 •a Ctdt. W/~, trlc l•cl. $100. 411·1211. Veaf 1;-0cea nt iOn t 38r7ba t car parking S 12001mo Agt 6 75-6160 Spacious 2Br 2Bo, gar- age nr ocn S695 mo 496· 1563 VERSAILLES 1 Br tea 1575/mo 2 Br 2 Ba Penthouse 5775tmo 673-8588 rURNISHEO or UNFURNISHED. All UTILITIES PAID. HEALTH CLUBS. TENNIS SWIMMING. plu~ mu<h mo1t 1 So11y, no pt ts Model~ open dally 9 10 6 Oakwood Garden Ap•u'tmtnU Ntwpor't 8r.1dt So. 1700J6th Street (al Do~tr) 6U·S'13 Newport Bead\ No. 880 IM nt Avtt'lut (at \6th) 64S-1104 For Ad Action Cal a Daiy Piot AD-VISOR 642-5678 * ~ • ' f 00 • ~ a.:> ~ • >< a.:> . • ~ • I f I l •tfn ik $pen ' atvl nqt hlith In pr!~; ,..,910n, ahll' ro11l. d1u tfied 1dvl'rti11in1t. ' ..., .... J , ........ -.. _ ... ,.,. . I -~·-=· -.:=-::=;;------r;.::----::. :;::::. ::::::::::-7.::~==--::::=======~1 I Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /Thur1day. July 21, 1983 DI Calli11t M1ld11 C11tr1ct1n, Ftac~ G11••aJ•1 Bt111 Cleaala1 lu1la1 ltnicn ••rrl•1 ''" ltnlct =---==iiiiiiiiiil1t~Nfe_;:-;~c;;at61Fnn;.;.,~. ~c:ia:iibfrlnie'ie1 Gt1tral AedwOOdlcedar fanclnv.1·.,·u-u··1iiil11._U1 ___ -.-.-.-JOAN'S 'CLEANING Laguna Nurilng s;;:vic; •e:;;,_per ... "°1 •w,.,..111eo--~-rl-ng--fn·.1 ........ llU '1 J.c TREE seRVicE $184 Per da1o facing. t>ars & lorm1ca RemodellRepalrs. comm. new/repair, redwood 8311_5035 Cook·trflndt-all wifely now olftflng prlvate duty 1taH1t1on. RMs. Contult· Expetl•nced & Pro· Trimming, removal. ytrd , cour'llettops 642-0881 & resld L~ o, bonded. deak1/patfo covers & all duties 540•1287 care. Comp1nlon•. ant Ahlg11mt. 581-8600 teulonaJ. Very reuon-clean-up•. etG. 642-2914 Tha1·1 All you pey O• a Cat~lttf • Ins For est, Stl2·9142 masonry work. Joh11 Mow, edge, cie.t\-up, trim. llve-lns. Alde1, LllN'1, WE OALS 8 OU 0 able ratn ror all or your y•t! 1 30 dey ad 1 .. ..,.....,. ... __ .,...,,..I:"'""~ 631-!i 186 Free est Reas rates. Jim JOAN'S CLEANING RN'S now available 24 Hr " H L F • In the Rem 8\-rel)alr Unique & FHEHTIMATH G "'--I l 846-1958 Cook·ertend•·•ll wifely Servlce.714-4114-7272 ~~~j£GET~EA" ~lc~~•ll o:v:=~ TypnglWordProc:eulng DAILY Un usu el 'Work 11 spttelaJty Remodels. Addition• &rift .,_, •fl r dutr.1 540-1287 p la anyt me fipm 10 9 prn II no Ouk:k, ..,Y revlelone 20 yrs lie oonded Lgetsmall •410668 Sprlng1-Hlnget-Opener1. Baabaaa I Ii I 1 I 11 p llltr~ J; r IJISwet. PLEASE KEEP Ae&10111ble 851-1041 Palombo Conai 962-8314 Mark 67:.i ~•25 Repairs. Lo-st rates I Y1j Lome & apt• r-alr•. 20 tall It •J flll P .. ITill TRYING PILOT LI T 557 44 o " " ..., Lovin?! Care, IZomel"'"'t• .. PLAS ER TCHING ... l .. n t1ala1 Aepalr/sml Jobs Fences, A~ HUFFMAN & SON c. om · • 8 yre eKper, reasonable, ,... by Richard Sinor Lie. Aettucco1. lnl/e.ICt. 30 yrs. ('114) 413·1lll "Lat tf! Suni'ine-1,.11 shelves, pertltlons lo Aemod/Add. 11306888 Springs. repair. door oper-free eat. 839-7308, 7 Certl led House Sitters 280644. 14 yrs ol heppy Neet. Paul 545.2977 ,,. " •· SERVICE rates Steve 731·8311 646·8586 645-4644 etors. Sae demonitratlon day• .,., .. k. Allen. Since 1979 63 t-1234 local ouslomera. IH 111 SUNSHINE WINDOW DIRECTORY 1z1ng finish & remodeling customremodellng. patio Blvd, C.M 642-3490 Etc. Gary 645-5277 PTL avall. 8· 14/ll•I, Re .•. Re-•••un pumas . r PlASTlHIG N-·Aecover-Oeckt White Wlurd Window Mstr creltsman, special· SEQUOIA CONST -llc'd. Seacoaat, 2488 Newport RIPAJRS * PlllTlll Mature woman. or._nlng Thank you, 963-4114 ~ • CD'S Au&;; Rooling-all types CLEANING 842· 1549 499-3105 covrs/decks 966·2423 Gar•tiiai liable. 493·494 7 pr 0 mp1, n 1 a i P, 0• 15:( ~.1 "'""' lie. #411802 548-9734 Wa.1hlng The only magk: DOITNOWI! Brad -H Ii L • i 1~1tonal1. 6·3•11•9 Illini '"'"'" A ltqutllty 631-2026 ••• FH ··••RA Aemod/lacalllla. wood cl L d I .. ·~ .. ae•g •• ... .,.. .. "5-1251 Denni• Aeymond ooling I~--..,:_ ____ _ - -ean ups • an seep ng _ N-/Aepelrs/Aecovers ltatt Law Your Dally Ptlol Patt o c v rs I dec ks. Dtt Gtotaiat Hauling • Tree Trim D MP JOBS DOUG HE TY BROTHERS CUSTOM EXTERIORS LI 441488 859_.102 1w,;;.-.,;ioiiiiii------- Servlca Directory drywall. hm rprs By Messy dogs! Grooming Free est. 642-9907 & Small Moving Jot>s TREES • t>NDSCAPING & INTER Reas. rates Free Home. Apia & Commercial c. State taw requlrN that all Aep< ... ntatlve Randy 64 t-0622 schl. & 10 any sz Teacher EllP Gardener, Malnt, MIKE646-1391 21 YRS 642-3657 est Steve 547-428 t Patch work, He'd & bond· ltcrtt1rl1l contrac1or1 who pertorm U2·Hlltlt.a22 ~palr-Alterallons 21 yrs exp 5<e 2848 cleanups. tree trim, tree HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE •a111~ --Custom hae painting, re· ad •140607 638-9412. ltrYi Ctl workovar$200 lncludlng Ooors-W1ndows-Ca1:>1ne1s est Call P te 641 1096 F 11 T h T duced summer rates labor and matertals must ~~~~~~~~~! Panel-Pa11os-Fencas 35 Doaeatic AttlCJ • 8 ' • urn ure. ras ' rees BRICK RK: Smail Jobs. Word Processing be licensed Unllcenaed L etlllial yrs exp Jerry 546-4413 H ., -1-101 ., lar•Hlll Waite• 963"5415 NORM Newport, Cosll Mesa. Free 891 Dave 673"2031 1•'•l.,•.,•.1t-.i..,•ial-----& le4ter composition. contractors should so tultdtlltrl . •• Mowing, EdgTng. Twice a Llghhaullng, moving, gar-Irvine Refs 675-3175 Ill Salyer Palitlll 24larElf141· llH Reas Prompt 1142-8035 staJe In their advertising. CERTIFIED UBLIC ACCT Curt Service Cnlldcare. companions, month S20 to $25 denlng • odd lot>s. Jon Brickwork: Small or large lie .rt425924 964-20'17 WATER HEATER Special Secretar1111 service typing, Con1rac1ors and con. P:~~~a~:Pe;~ 640~~~~~ • WF~:~~:Nkqc~~PET t~~/:!~ WI~~~~! :~lt~i 546-9707 645-8192 tobs & repairs. Local refs DEAN'S PAINTING !~~~~:~!:~fa~~~~~~!' copy. etc, Fast service ~~:~~e a1°~~~~~~86M:i~~ --D 1-1---General garden malnten-Hoat lttlirl ___ 645-851_2___ Aesldlcommillnd. 675-4456 760·8359 any questions Contrac-•·~Lalt Call Pete 772·1722 1.,.1 C _ A -ftll • 1; a nee reanups, tree trim Need your painting & •Masonry-Stucco. ne'W/ eas 650-7169 law11111rt'1 Pl••ltll l TYPING/BOOKKEEPING tor's St ate license flveway-Parking Loi CateriDI DRYWALL/ACOUSTICAL tree est Abe 546-8519, wallpapering done. Gove repair All types. Ouallty E. Wiiiiam Giies Palnllng BIG OR SMALL. For lndlv.Jsml l>uslness Board, 28 Civic Center Aepalrs-Searcoallng "'c""o-M•P-'L"'E•t'"'f""c""A""f""£""A•1N•G-All Pnases & Repairs Hauling, ctean-ups, tree us a call, we "Work w/our Lowest price 631·2345 Contractor· compellllva WE DO IT Alli 549-9770 Hr/day/wk 640-0888 Plaza. Room 1190, San1a S&S Asphlt 631·4199llc Indoor/Outdoor Parties BUD 552·9582 trlmmlnn, yard malnt. customers. 631·5186 rates, custom "Work, lie I · i L Ana, CA 927ot. " fl( • Drains cleared lrom $5 & •••• 11 tlllll Dan Hellberg Grading (2 t3)38 t-3131 DRYWALL TAPING lndscp. Mtke 846-6502 tYl•l 10 yrs exp 751· 7080 $15 anyllme. Repairs Certified Instructor, teacn & Pevlng Co Res/comm C t C t All Textures & Acoustic Japanese gardener Ho .. t Cl111ia1 -Abe MOVING-1nt1exl. Competluve price 85 t-9604M&M642-9033 G Lie. 3976804 842· 1720 •••• ODCfl 1 Free est Kavin 673-1503 creanup, maintenance, --.A""o .. 8 .. 1""N""'s"-c""LE .. A•N"'i""N'"'G-Quick. Careful Service for xlnt work! Fast serv. all agee/aJJ levels roup, Trade your old 11utt tor • Cement-Masonary-Block SERVICE. 11 thorounhly lie. T138046 552·0410 30 ROLLIN' ROOTER pvt rates -Your pool new goodle1 w ith • la f!ittta1 Walls·Cust work Loe Electrical s5~~1_n90kl3e6rs , Free est. " yrs exp. 521-8012 Drains from $4 50 631-2339 CIUelfted ed. 642·5e78 - -_ .. _ .. _______ clean house 540-08571--*-.,--1 MO"lll* I-A-I -------Plumbing repair. OC's Resp. mother will t>at>yslt a381057 Roi> 547-2683 • • w a ph's Paining. Int/ext, Cerllfied 1nstruc1or. teaCh ·-------- ' 3 F •Electrician: New/Repair IEEI SOME llELP• Experienced Housekeeper Best quality 25yr exp reas rates fr~ est 24 lowest rates. 751-6753 II I 111 t G nlant to ys, Mon-ri. Concrete. masonry-:-11a1: AU types. LO'W puces. Lie 1 & G e 1 Cl 1 l c u · "'"" ' a •ges a eves roup, 840-8317. worll. foundations Block. Free est 631-2345 Let me make your garden en ra e n ng a Compellllve rllltes hrs. 641 ·3588 Smith & Son Plumbing pvt rates Vour pool. For Ad AcOO,. grow & your grass green! Cella 646-6502 Lie, T·l 16.428 730-1353 Speedy main I serv, Plumbing repairs & drain• 631 2339 brick Ltc'd 536·5013 ELECTRICIAN p I d . ------IHiHll -Rod's concr-ete & mason-'. r ce I'm fully Insured. speak frtt Wli•t• OloHlll STARVING COLLEGE Int/ext, homes & apts cleared. Lie. 845-3426 T le Cal a Daiy Piot AD-VISOR 642-5678 lonict right, free estimate on English, & you wlll llnd my Any total House & carpet STUDENTS MOVING CO. 842·3890. i---------.-..-.,..""""".,..!"'\!"'!' __ _ ary. 9 years same lo-large or small jobs lie work excellent. Call (714) cleaning We ctean your Lie 1124.436. Insured. •~--------What a Wonderlul WOl'ld TILE INSTALLED EXECUTIVE SUPPORT ca Ii on Free es 1 396621. 673-0359 768-3773: 11 no answer. windows free. INSURED 541.5427 P1rri•1 of Shopping, rlghl at & Repaired. Guaranteed . Your office. Top skills, incl. 714-840-1705 ELECTRICIAN please keep trylngl Kevin & REFS. Call Today Mr WATCH US GROWi Farthlng Interior Design your flngerttpe ~ayf REFS. JOHN 893-0487 word processing Prof. C~ "I• C Gd rates Free est. Lie. Biggs Landscape Main· Sparkle 540-5654 -.---HANGING/STRIPPING Delly Piiot ClaHlfled references. 497 -6290 _,..1 _ .. • .. r_e_____ 416449 Wayne 831· 7530 tenance & lnslaJlatfon al People WhO nMCI people VISA· MC Scott 645-9325 Adi. To pl-your ed. Selling enythlng with • ---Chlld care in my CM home, your service . Japanese Housecleaning lhOuld alw•ya ched< the i---------c:elf &42·5e78 and let a Delly Piiot Ctulllled Ad Have tomelhing to sell? Mes a Ve, de are a Have something to sell? Exp Wkly Own trans Setvtce Directory In the Find whal you went In ClMelfled Ad·Vl90f help le a IUnpte melter · · Cl...m.d adl do It well. 546-4781 Cluslfled ads do II welt. Clual,led Adi 842·5678 642-5196 DAil y PILOT Deity Piiot Clataffled•. you. tuet Cllll 842-5e78. • HOIOSCOPf BY SIDNEY OMARA Friday, July 22 ARIES (March 21-April 19): What you seek is close to home. Career boost results from efforts coordinated with those of co-worker, close associate or member of farruly Wish is fulfilled, involves Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons. Income potential also is spotlighted. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good Moon aspect highlights long journeys, knowledge of interna tional law, passports and foreign foods, customs. Define meanings, tenns. Check instructions, directions - Pisces person intends to play key role. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You gain insight relating to investmenLs. money status of one close to you. Pressure builds in connection with '·rela- tionship." Older individual does care, will lend benefit of experience. You are due to strike pay dirt! CANCER (June 21-July 22): Break from past occurs -policies change and so does pace Focus on partnership, publicity, contracts and marital status Cycle is completed; you no longer will be weighed down by burden belonging to someone else LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You probably are slightly ahead of co-workers, associates. Know it, don't be influenced by utt.erances of those who are slow. envious. Aquarius and another Leo figure prominently. ExCJtmg. new contaN helps get to heart of matters. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): You're mvited to attend unusual social affair. Emphasis on change of pattern, encounters with unusual, creative people. A "glamorous'' member of opposite sex is drawn to you and states so in frank manne r. Another Virgo figures prominen ti y. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Rebuilding process gets under way -you'll feel more secure as resuJt Focus on structure. design, architectural plans and long range decision concerning property sale or purchase. Scorpio, Taurus natives play significant roles. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 ). Emphasis on short trips, messages. plans which involve relatives Develop ideas, make rontact with persons who share your concerns, beUefs. You could be active in special interest publication. Sagittarian plays key role. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21): Money situ- ation is bright.er than in recent past. Family rift will be healed. Be diplomatic, make intelligent gesture towards reconciliation. You'll locate what had been lost, missing or stolen. Libra plays a key role. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan 19): You'U be at the right place at .the crucial moment -terms will be defined, meanings w1U be clarified and you'll take great.er charge of your own desuny l.nd1v1duals who are lively and creative pay you meaningful comph· men ts. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Take time t-0 get second wind -you require period alone.Spotlight on hospital vtSit. ability to encourage and inspire one has been confined, reslnc:ted. You are on brink of making important discovery Know il -stop brooding! PISCES (Feb. l9~Mijrch 20). Accent on friend- 'sh1p. completion of assignment, clariftcallon of long range plans which could include travel Wis h comes true with aid of one you helped 1n recent past. Cancer. Taurus, Capricorn persons figure prominently. laaatt · ltatala to leatals to lntala 2tH lllu1 290& Sbrt 2t01 Ba a u t 11u1 o c e 1 n. Prof Md 2 Br. 21~ Condo. 10M-/F·.·Bo-h•l•rn•1·a-p11,""3-bd"".-2 front· Emerald Bay. nr Back Bay. S400. be, 2nd alory, $325/mo 1 Laouna. 4114-1084 648-7678, 84•-402• ullls. 548-4148 Coron• del Ma.r. fully furn Female 10 shlfe trg Irvine M/F non-smoker. •hare 3 Br home. Also furn I Br C on do Tur 11 er o e k my lurn apt. pool, spa, 3 a p t 8 7 3 • 8 3 4 9 1350/mo lncld1 utlls frwys cloM, NE Senta Avall.7115-9115 752·6183. Ana $225/mo 543-5282 July 31/Aog 31, newl)I r• Female wanted to 1hr Ilse, 11.4/F n/smkr, 4 t>r hM. Nr modeled & furn 3Br turn rm (cr1Ckt111 lrH ) No SC Plan & OCC 1250 oceanfront home depo111 . no 1111 mo Incl u111s 955-0809 16.000 Kay Parker, $275/mo 631 ·2576 M to stir lrg comm house Co Id w a II B • l'I k • r F to shfiur C-M f'lome nr on Bat Pen Yrly IM $285 ON THE SAND OCC. non-emkr '300 ·~ _,. Ah 6, 675-74111 ltatala tt 2 90I Ia•a1trial L11t I F11a• 3004 Mort11'-11, ltlt Waat.. SIM ltlt Waat.. HOO ltlt Waat.. SllO Sllart ltatala 2920 Found: Sml blk M.Tarrler, T.D. I 4021 Concrete Foreman wenl· FOOD SERVICE-trade M T I Ammale lor 2Br Condo. t2oo · 2560 sq ft W, lrvlne corner Gothard/Slater, Hll Call us. AM FUNDING e d L a y o u t , service axper & cocktail M~t•ttl ra lff Dana Point, bch view area. lnclds offices. lrom HB 846-5171 AES. INC. 952·9001 poured-In-place walls, ••per 962·6625. Flninola plannlne field. $350 mo. 493-8779 $540/mo, 85 1-8928 Found. Yng M G8r'm Authorized loan origin· roundallons, elevat1on1, Full and Part-time help for No exper. nee oranda Ammte. Fii hm, $300 ... 'h 6500 sq It, 3 front offices, She Ph er d . 6 mo 6? a1orlor S & l 's, Banks. llatwork. Call 497-1377 car wa&h. Apply at 18400 llAJUOIRIST ulll & $100 dep. s11cey 2 large rear drive In I 7 th I T u s t In CM . Compellve, low lnterall 6PM-8PM M·F. Beach Blvd Huntington Full/time po1i1loo In t>usy 963-1778aft6pm doors. 111ra electrlc 642-2742 rates &lees.30yrs.Flxed Cook needed. 2300 w Beach men'11hop.Al10 32'h 11 1779 & adjustable lst. 2nd & 01••ntLlllST Shr 2 t>r 1•,;, ba apt CM power •sq · LOST· 2-dogs, I0· 13• 3rd T.O 's· Commercial O c e 8 n 1r 0 n 1 · NB FILL TIME PAY -P 1 J • . $277 50 ; iu · Whittler St Costa Mesa. Golden Retriever "Tex, & A E 1 675-1556. with following tor exclusive 00 '7~~-0959 alt. 5 u s Days 540-9352. Eves Irish Seller "Hulk". VIC .. oans. 01.,,0M o···•n PUT-TlllE .... women'• lhop 645-2972 646·0681 . 15th & Santa Ana, CM. WIDOW HAS $$$ for •• -Opportunities avallable 1--------- Shr 3Br Condo, nr air· N-1><>'• Beacn. Cannery 642-6436, 645-2901 T O's, $10,000 up. No I flllll OllPlmR with the Los Angeles MadA k:ll 1 11 b port/S Cs1 Plaza, your VIII 3250 tt M 1 -credit check. no penally Sell-starter. Expe<lenoed. Timas Circulation D•· X· •y pos hon eva 1 11 O";'c b~~O~= 979-7697 spa'!e loca1eJqm heart l~!~ c~~l:."Zrs~~~y l~n~~ ~tj~,3~~nlson Anoe ~~ trr~~~r!i:S~ i='~:.j ~:o'r~l:~~r n::.sp~~ ~~ia~:~~~ =~- . of C•nnery VIiiega area 7111, Bluffs NB. Aewerd. C 645 117 sates program. Guaran-0 o r o I h y C o l I I n a , ltatala Waat.. As Is. Mo lo Mo or annual 760-9717 Htlt Waatt4 SI onstrucuon, • 11 ,_,, hourly w,._ ptu1 557-3242 lease 75 sq 11 NNN _ '""' ...,.. Retired, middle aged man Negotiable. Call Syt11la, Losl Cream Persian type Advertising firm seeks col· 0.stt•tr Stnlet commtsalon, Hours: 9AM looking tor home or large Pelican Properties Inc. cat, vie Wiison & Meyer rage students for related Pleasant voice, telephone • 2PM, or 4PM · 9PM. apt with harbor view. re· 7141645-6501 REWARD 631·52 t I or w o r k E a r n e11perlence. teke aurvey Training 1s provided. cent/modern upgrades, 646-4496 $100-S200/wk PI T . (Insurance) Mon-Thur. Potential to earn $300 garage, In CdM. N.B. Wiii IFflCE/WHHOISE ---645-5760 atler 3 pm 6-9 pm. Nice HB office, plus per week For an tn-Lost male Aust Shepherd, S 75 ti I C 11 7 consider long term lease l1w111rt 111011 name Porsche tri color Army Opponun11ies 4. I r6t3o start 9t er v e6w ' • 20 ( 14) or lease purchase. Call 2700 sq It. well malntllned · • · 9 -7457 57-23 I, ext 1 4 An 5 we r Ad "8 1 5 · bldg on quiet streei ~~RNtiw~o;J.:rsi·~ ~;· TRAINEES NEEDED GENERAL 642-4300 2.C hrs. 645-4800 or 645-3323 673-A538 aves for tratn1ng and positions CllTIMEI SERVIOE S250 00 to $500 00 wanted sm unfurn house ---ava11a1>1e after Oct 1, Publi's ..... r in Hunt. Beach WEEKLY PAYCHECKS • $775 up 2265 It •nduS· Losl Poodle/Terr1er. gry & 983 L kltl f '"' w/garege (senior citizen) 8 0 R I eern s o has postlon onan for (FULLY GUARANTEED) P 0 1r1a1 otflce t 1 I edon· bllC, vie Mesa Verde h pl e1 n cash "¥ k f K1ngs1on, Bo• 95 C T .., c 01ce us r exnar person 10 handle wor 1ng pert or ull time do orcle. " • nunllngton CM Suzi" 979-2266 ti t _ _,,,, I t al ,... Yucaipa, CA 92399 Beach 842-2834 onus or s....,..,a r n· customer refallons Need 11 home Weekly pay· Q f Stolen Wht '66 VW Bug. ing May earn up to a problem solver w/good checks milled directly lo ltlltl Ot 2912 Aa11aacta1at1 002 S 1 ate r Bros Np 1 520• lOO for collage allar verbal & writing skllls, Illa you from Home OlllCe Reat Blvd/22nd St Btwn mid· enlistment through Army typing req'd. Profit sher-every Wednesday Stan Single on pvt alley, long SCR1 M.LETS nlgtol & Sam last Set nlte College Fund 11 qualified. Ing & medical Pis send Immediately No e11-1erm storage, ciean S65 n 7116. Reward 548·4531 Call your local Army Re-resume to Creellve perlence necessary Na· ORDER ENTRY SECRETARY Mlgr representative 11rm working In the security electronics video !lid Is lootc1ng tor 1n energetlO person who 11 snarp with details ano figures Good 1yp1ng skills and pleasant phone person1l1ty needed Wiii lrtin tor hghl computer work Good salary and tienehta Call Don (7141 960-2892 or send resume 10 SEEVIO. Inc 15178 Tran1t1tor Lana. Huntington Bch, Ca 926411 mo. 673-3600 ANSWERS Ptr1111l1 cruller todey tor detells Teaching Press. PO BoK llonal Company. Do your n ,.._ ______ 3_0_1_2 Costa Meta 540-1076 p92• Hunt. Beach, Ca. work right In the comfort MDIELI &II HOIRTS Stymie. Paper ,.. Hun I Bch 962-8821 92649. Attn: 11.P. Market· and security of your own 667 -0768 Office ltatala 2914 Frttr . Twinge CIRCUS Of Tustin 731 -0481 Ing home Oetall1 anll appll- l6 t7 Weslciltf, N.B. 275 to WEAAtT MASSAGE Army BeAllYouCanBe catlonmal)eo.Sendyour Need Field Super· name and eddreu 10 Intendant to work grad· 3600 sq. ft. 2,435 sq It Overheard "l may not ARTIST DELIVERY KEYSTONE INDUSTRIES in:i end paving small end Suitable lor medlcat or agree Wllh your T Shirl, 7 19 NO HARBOR Bl VO I b 972 ""77 dental Agent. 541-5032 but 1 know you have the FULLERTON Production artist: spec Nead entra Income? Be an HIRING DEPT 33. 8480 large 0 1 ...,., or I h WE• A IT ·• 110 1112 lllnA, PMT cemere EJc. lnd-ndent carrier fort FREDRICKS BURG AO.. send resume P 0 Box 250 sq fl Suite. $200/mo. r g 110 " • p;Tenceo only, tor boat· the "'Register Must have SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS 15423. Santi Ana. 92705 779 "l " W 19th. St I.tit f11a• 3004 t,.124 lllRS ong magazine. Full or dependable economy 78229 NURSES Costa Mesa. 851-8928 S3oo REWARD. Mate seal ATIAACTIVE part/time Selary one•· cer. lrvfne. Newport Hotel Rl/LYI 4001 Birch N.B Potnl Himalayan cal, long MASSUSSES perlence Call between Beach, Corona def Mar ..,LllA ••y OLll o 1 1 for AN & LVN on 0 • TO SERVE YOU tOam & 3pm. for appoint· Call \11c·ky 951-7113 t>el - -pen ng 44 sq It .450/mo halr.1011712 Herbor VI-3. t 1or11·71hlfl. Call tor Agent 541-5032 Homes 760-8661 1-~0-0-R-T-1-1-1---0--1-=E-L-S ment, 646-3966 11 AM. Front Desk Clerk, Fl r rntervl-. 494-8075 The Attorney has olc space to FOOild 2 yr old male Old ES AUTO OET All SHOP Delivery Person. Good Hotel Guest Registration Gardens Convalescent rent to professlon1I. Eng. Sheepdog. Vlc btwn Outcall ONLV 835-9199 openings for polisher, driving record. Apply end compulor ex-Ho11p1t11, 450 Glenneyre, MacArthur Square, city & state bch. Hunt, EllTIOIUO••s e>Cper ONLY. 495-9511 alter 11 am al w . s. parlence Pref GOod Laguna Beach. 75 0789 ~" Laguna Niguel c basic Math skills essen-N B. 2· daye Bch Prev Injured Bachelor/Bacheioratte ------· ---lrcults. 1281 Logan. Ital. Swing Shilt. If you Nursing Baytront Offices. patios. Found· 7/9, l:>lk Belgian Ofllca & Birthday Par11es Bartender. exp & mature Unit J, Coste Mesa. are quailllad ror this poe-CNA-NA-Full time All parking, Janttorlal Shepherd wtlt spot on THE LAST HURRAH Wages only, no tips. Call Dental ltlon. please call for an shifts Heevy Geriatric 673-1003 stomach 645-9588 739•8538, 558•8538 b 1 "'n 5 • 1 0 P M • Onho office needs two appointment between operlence • muet Wed-Sund 673-7730 dental asslstanll. 1 U · 9am • 5pm, Mon-Fri, at ASELRMVAICNEO ~ .. 1N7~0AS1 'cN-~1 EXECllTIVE HITES IEWNRT IUOI Lux n-lull service offices 130-295 sq ft. Some 2 office suites. Aecapl & Ansg aerv, garden courtyard, lrg windows Call 752·6408 N.B upper ottloe, appro~ 643 1/ll. shower. nr P.O. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 142·Hll S480, 646-2947 I~~~~~~~~~ OC Airport area, office F o u No BI II I w h 1 t e space from $225/mo Peklnese, vie 9th & 10th 557-7010 St.. B1t1>oa Pamn No OELU-XE OFFICE SUITES tags 675-6831 Baylront bldg. 600-1107 Found Boogie b6ard and sq It avall lrom S 1 25 fishing rod 675-3070 BASEMENT Sl 00 sq II 2500 sq ft Call. Mon-Frt Found Cll. t>eeuuful white 9-5. 6•2-4644 Mele Found 7-17 Mese del Mar eree 979-049• NEWPORT CENTER. Full ---------service Executive Suites Found. Fa, Btk & Wht S575-S625 640-5470 Mo~ed Husky, Fe. Blk Olllce space tor lease: 7 4 7 II, S6951mo utlls pd. A/C, ground fir 1055 El Camino Or, Costa Mesa. 3 Blks E. ol Fairview & Adams 754-1040, Mr Tracy • $290/up, car pell, dr•pes. a/c. restrooms, 17301 Beach Blvd Hunt· lngton Beech. 842-2834 w/wht on cheat, retrelver mix puppy; Mate , 1>11<.brwn & wilt Oo11te mix, Fe, Tri colored, Aull Shep: Male, Liver & Wht, Springer Span, Mele, Bill Lib, C M I 0 , Fe, Blk & brwn mixed ep1n1a1, 3 legged, Fe. T1n $ Blk Siamese, Numerous Cal end Kittens Avallable. Newport 8"c:h Animal Shelter t 25 MN• ~Ive, • ElEOITIVI nms • Costa Mau. 644-3656 , MO FREE RENT FOUND: Female AIHklan With 1hor1 term lease. full Melemuta, Cit Hwy. N.B. 1ervloe suites. K"P your vie. 842-1557 011erhead low & pro----------IH1ional lm1ge high. 881 Foond lamele Lab, grey Dover Or. Surte 14. New· collar. Vic. Fairview & porl BHch.831-3651. Wll•on . 1·30-83 . UY VIEW FO\lnd: Female SchnauHr. Beeutlful large office av•ll· atand. u . July 3, Lu 46' F Palma1IC1mlno de Ible. 642· 64-C. Mon· rl, Eatrella, Capo Bch. 9-5. 493-8738 WE STCLIH BLDG N I Wl'<1Jll !11 A< 11 Found· Male Gefm Shec> H•mlllon/Bu1hard IHl8-0680 -llLIEITMCI MllEUHSTlllO Ask tor Frank periencad ROA and t as-646-5000. e11t 521 9 · ""' • .. ... Beauty s11tan1 trainee. Call Hole! _·_•_Pm ___ ....._ __ _ Beautiful exciting girts. Private rooms Dally IOAM·2AM 1885 ~erk Ava. C M 631-9693 Looking 10 add 10 our 844-1405 IELLllP Nursing siatt. Several •sslstants. HPT SHRnUY needed at lu11ury Aesor1 LYI Excetlent training pro· • gram. Alcherd Ouellelle, Exearlanced lndlvldual Hotel. Experience Pref E11per11ncao 7-3 & 3· 11 200 Newport Center with gOOd English skills, PltaM apply In person, Conv1leacen1 hospilal, Drive Newport Beech strong typing end die-11-5, Mon-Fri. See Donna, Newport Beech Xlnt · · taphone, or 1hor1hand 1555 So Coast Hwy. t>enellll Call 642-80« HEAVEN and how to get there. Dial 714/838-8126 tor directions. la1ia111 Orr. 4014 Bakery lor uJe In Newport beach, 3,000 1q rt S 15,000 to 120.000 a mo, can do more BMI lo· ce11on 1n NS As1e1ng price $75,000 673-2040. ask for Mr Paul BEAUTY SALON Hair· helpful. Apply In person Laguna Beach. dresser with some follow-with resume 10 Mr. I n g . 4 d a y s a Fuentes at Robert Bein. HOUSEKEEPER/Liva In week.Newport. water Wiiiiam Frost & AS· wanted, In good health, 111ew, rnw rent, unllmlled soctatea. 1401 Quall mu1t drive, lree 10 travel income tor the right Street, N-port Beach Sa I a r Y Ra fl re q . peson. Self starter• only 714/49S-69119 please 673-7219, llSTllOT lllUIH HOUSEKEEPER Non Bookkeeper To supervise n-spaper smoker live In, child cerrlers. Salary com-c.ra. exprd 6A2·4602 mensurate w/expertence -INVE-NTOAY CLERK Nursing AN· l VN· CNA. Liva-In nr tieaoh. 5 daysl wll. Good S1lary Must have reter- enc11 Job almost Ilka 1 vacation 661·7•01 Ofll~. PIT help Cleflcal eaperlence nece11ary Please call weel!day1. 9-12 noon 895-1222 HAllHWPHllOT New multi-level markellng concep1 · earn t>lg SSS Call for Info· ask for Dave Sachs. 978-6211 Bkkp•. lull Charge. P/T. 2-3 Clays/wk E.op'd In payroll and qu1nerly lax returns. loc•tlon Senta AnaJTustln border XLNT Pay and conditions Con- tact Kearin at 558-3924 Company t>enellta and bonus oppty _,.generous FI T, XLNT Company ben· Parl(lng Lot Attendant mileage allowance. Must ellta. Call 5411-9671 EOE, Accepting appllc11ton1 hive van. station wagon M/F/H-~~---C•ll 9-5pm Mon-Fri of sml/plcflup. Apply In JANITOR/EXPERIENCED P6a4rt2_·,~lm64e4 -C-hu_r_c_h_S_~-. parson weekdays bl· Bldg Ma intenance. """ mr;;;sTorcea sale ol Ex· cruslve wood & metal business $85,000 takes ell. Terms 968·6187 Carpenter helper/laborer tween 3PM-5PM at 330 Mlulon Viejo area. S4.25 retety, accurete typ111 tor custom home $6/hr West Bay St .. Cos1a hr 54t-3311. 645-S781 640-4359 Mesa. --------•••••••••• --------Lab Tech who would also Chlropratrlc auialln'.L no HOllW SEORnUY like to do medical back experience nec11~"Y Bay Etcrow, Corona del office Cell between 8-12. Swimming Pool Chemical 650·22?3 Mar location. EJtcel. op· 955-2022 Services Business N-· OLEI.,.•• PI T ponunlty, t>enelill. Call --------port Beach erea. no .-Lynn at 5•7•5625 LINGERIE-Adult Items, exper neceuary, will Busy Pereonnel Oepan-E11per Home PARTY traln,$55,000fullamounl ment In need of IMllWSIOlnllY PLAN People B UY req w111 net $40,000 • entheuat11tlc PlflOn 10 ExPlf ror busy c M office WHOLESALE. mike up Cell collect Mon-Fri 11s111 In varied dull": Cell Terry Mon-Fri 11-4. to 50% Incl. UPS dll. to 9-llPM Ask tor Tim (408) eccurate typing nec:ns· 546-2313 Ho1t ... 1 Catalog•, aup- 867 ·O t 11 ary Houre end work d•Y9 pllN. 300 t Item• even ..... t ... 1 negouaailoily •1: ~ ~· ~f~~ ll~~~ee°911 ""• Amy 0Ji!rtaaltlt1 4011 2115 8rfggt Ave ":'it:':~_. Llve•ln Mtddle•aged lady Ill olllltf ___ c_o_•t_•_M_._._._c_A__ c.lt Nowt 142 11171 to I lly wllh Mml-lnvalld ------·-......,.,,,,. ledy !or lhort lllM. Aefl Prof. couneelot1 will tlelf. I •1 ,., 4 required. Call 548-6094 clear up neg. cred t II J I 81 ............... ""·., Looal Aeeldenl, per· prollle Money back . : manent tmlll ottloe men· guerant" 84&-5840 . : eger Self motlvtled. lnveetor tor Beeuty Selon, · ~ 1111.Y PIUT • Mv.t be bondablt. •ble City Mell, N8'>0ft oo .. n, : I / : 10 type, minor book· Front Duplex 978-9172 · l''llD TIAmll · keeping, tmell payroll. or e75-7434 raoord kHptr. ~ood PllT·'191 ·ms•-• wanted· OUtgotng. d9'*1· dable and well groomed adu1t1 who enjoy working with youth Ml~• top S helping youth carrlera promote their 11teb· lllfled routet. AllO Omo. M•nlOtf position open Chance to advance . PleaM call 2:30 pm • 0;00 em1Mt646-7021 Part nme, morning•. cleanup/malntenence. epply 1705 So Coaet Hwy, l ag B<lh. Part-time Secretary. TYolnQ end office 111111•. ee<teff Con1tr~tlon Co. 114&·3292 PllT·lm SUMMEA RENTAL 545·4000. Iv m19 Nr SC Plau. $245/mo. Fe 31~1~· ~~~ wetd~ H•ve turn hOUM 10 lhr. 1>rel 862-1314 ell 5 30 1·2031q. ft. ofb Found/tgeon, bend • · ·' Mother a d•ugl'tltr wlll AEF req, 1·287 •q. h. Office Np 8 2 A 8 9 6 7 4 lncld. Summer. enclld thr with lamtly (3 Br'• Ith f I h It . .. . . . '·• .. 2 tt Now . accepting applications rr1°5?:k ~:!:,~~~ g:1i m• ",.... •• for District Manager to super-A n • A d •• 1 0 5 5 • 11....,amm vise newspaper carriers. 842·4300, 24 tire. T)IPlng lnvolcea tnd llte pegt>oetd C>kk'Q, '+ hand 11•embllng n arn• badgR. Flu ~ra. Min 20 hrtwil. Starting H lflt. 8'48-17•1 garege 5802 Sea-'tore yourl). ptlv•oy, PIUO, Oc .. n view l)el'llhOUM to W Ufn OfpijfC U9 638·733!1 ah 6pm. TSL Momt 842-1603 m 0 1 t e v 1 ry111 1n 0 1h11e, 2 Br 2 Be N B. detlred. Found 1malf femelt bl•ok lllltl S600/mo.Exchangertft tennle, pool, ••c. Poodle mix. Vic No cree11t ctteck c: .. 1........ commensurate with MlllllllT/ Call C•lilOfl'lll ~ :r IUllTIUlll ... tall ._7 C•tt 111'15 645-78211. 673·7560. Brooktiur•tlTelbert •-Prol M/F roommate for PIHH clalm or •doPt UdONl XVllli Aug \.1& ~~~e r~0~~0n-:;o ':us:,~ c M twnti" 2e1. 28•. C..atrtlal llM·3048. CNttet, ei..r Toll fr" experience. Company ben-: tm~tete -:;s· n..a. • t·800-422.131a. fi I bo .......... """"' 83·400 e ts p U8 nus opportunity. : ate l•the, mitt, dr 1 preee, 2 bd houM, 2 ~· 10 bell. neumen. Nwpt CrHt l300 mo t 'A ulll ltatala 21ll 1"F-ou-nd_:_S_m_t_b_lk-F.-Dog--. -nr lrtl,."r •eo. 71'4·494·2848 Poot. 1enn1u1c. Mull be t!."!~~J ~ 246 oaya. tiuey AWPlllYtl. CM h8l H•t!IS ~ybrook. HB T.D. t Mii ~· on the ~. 2 er clean, quiet, non-emkr ~q ft •Ir cond of· 840 718.. U ••m.n 1 Ba, tlMpl 4, Avail $350/mo 642·2487 Out•I non-tmOkll'IO. flc4ttreiall 645·te2i ~ N 9 evffbOard on ~· .. -.a... Ill, Auguat 13000/mo non..orlnklno couple to Coe ' f211 ' -. 4 .... 5057 · H~ IOfMChtnQ you wMt lht lovely 'Mee. Vetde CM/NB 17th & Newpon 11 Hwy nr Y 1 S drig In 191 & 2nd lo ... , CIMelfled eot dO pool home wt11rne. \.i ~ 3300 IQ ft, •mplt AMt•urent 642.02 · T ~ l949 0t1,1lle!I ~ YfN1 on.-It well I Celt NOW , co1t 546-41116, &etty Ot p•rklng, •Ir OOnd Owner Cllf'l'led Ade, ~ on.-RE 8toket Bd Aealtor1 =lloP==.,='°=ICl=""'=ig=C*!W=---:'=1=14=2=·111=7=1=. ====::.L.;C-hu..,c;,.lc...,;.Si~ng.!:.!! too 876~900 .._ ~ ~'•· 842·2111 1145·C>e 11 M t h V : 111 pYrpoM metntenence. U8 ave an, station : Growing compo•ll• 1>1e•· Wa&On Or plck Up With/shell. ' lie shop. Huntington Mileage allowance included. : a..cti 941-3123. App~y ln penon, weekdays, ~ M.=:1no';:,~:_ ~~ 3PM to 5PM at 330 W-Bay : vtdua1 tor s~retartt1 cw• • ctut'". lrokertge ••· St., Co.lta Meu. per~ prer. eonttct Mtolltllle, 144.91 11 t f t . oll"' • • ". t t •••I t t •' ... ' . . D<t Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 llllll.mtlllL..llll Ht IH!!f llM AnU.attt Mil ma UUI tF~ h r•irlg, I t0!/060. lllr I hcka 7022 Asl•a Wa.alH t020 , _______ l_Z_3_2 40 It lllp, Oalboo Covn •WANTED 80 SEVtltf TQDA Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZI F FYll time. n•rdw•r•. 240 TIL.... Ol•tiwuh•r. •ttlnlHI Bro adw1y, Laguna 1"111T•m •tMllnt, 175 833-3411 Bl.AC~ & WHl'l'E 19' IV No ol Al<.h4il 8rld(lit LOW Ml. LE.A T'Hr.A Good pie. 126 6•2·6000 Av•JI yrly 6HI Ollar Ml 545·05)0 Beach. 4111·4•03 smul Adm rel ll<le by eld• 3 dr r•lrlg wl kl411Tiaket. work• Mu11 NII M1t1ubl1t11 Revr turntable, 0111111• 191eker1, Ootoy atst•m S400olr 551-8720 Meyer 6•9 131111 WIWAITYMR CLWmtllll! s.. Ronald Oece 1nut.uu1 Oourm•t cootiw•r•. full lime 2•0 Broadway, L1gun1 Beech. 497·4•03 E.111>9r nece8'1ry Sun perfect 1226 e75--7618 through Thure. 5:30 PM 963-3927 ' Moving Hie Seii'Sun 8-12 10011 B1y1lde Cova EHi ACROSS l A sian priest 5 English composer 59 Soap: Pharm. 62 M arble PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 10 9.30 PM Guar hOurly plus comm. Pt\ith 1nd Built-In double oven, gaa, proleulonal work Ing O'Kaefe & Merritt, I f50. INTI PllSH condlllona. Laguna Hiii• Elec cook top ret1g• Jtwtl.!I_ 1214 eRILLWJt I eEXOftFUL Teac A· f250S reel 10 roel. w/lapes & access, xlnt 10011•8 to 30 n. THEODOH ROBINS 64 Dynamo part 65 Play a uke 67 Mendicant Good Orlvlng record a ottlca, Scott, 951·2777 w/grlddte, 175 Both mu11. Sal1ry, VIC4ltlon, (R4) work great. 648-3433 cond $17S 6S1-8184 Cell 6A2·3095 MOOIUH te 30 FT, Coll 642-309!1 FORD 9 Pr1or's boss 14 Neat as friar Sick leave. ln1urenc:• l•--------t>enellt1. RAYNE WATER ll•t• M1ttrl1J1 6014 SYSTEMS, 17835 M,Sky-TIU .... l IALll 2 x fi redwOOd decking, t 051( ladlel ruby ring w/11 diamond baggette Brand new, never worn, e11qulslte (certlllecJ-seleot quality). Sac 493·0149 now. 1Mt1 '-1tral 701 l 16· Btrlleld bay launch. bristol cond • aurrey IQp, all teak trim w/lrtr ,SS250 S•8-61S1 Nowport M11r1no11111pa dtly, wee~. month 640·05b' 1060 HIHO I Ill VD ton• Ml u c;4 2 0010 15 Flue coating 16 Canyon 70 Coincide 7 1 Impression 72 Bacchanals' park Clrclt , lrvlne. MC~ the natlon'a long dis-s S6 per 1111 Call I tanoe phone company. la redwood 531-1317 hiring part/time Tela· Jeeps 9022 82 JIM!p. CJ7 PIS, P/B, AM/FM Cas$ A/C, Ttll Whl Remo•ble HrcJ top LIO 80tl1011 '"' Snc for Payoll $89'>0 650· 13&ti 01 646-7310 17 Is near the l op 2 wds. 19 Banishment 20 Amusing cry 73 Belated 74 1ncllne Sa1ea/H11dware. Full Time. Crown Hardware. 3107 EHi Coul Hwy, CdM marketing Phone H · 3 llMed glu• French type perlenee required Hour• windows, $30 11. $75 111 5-9pm. 15.50/hour. Revolving attic vent, $20 Please call Biii Wtrd after Wood loot locker. I 10. 3pm tor an Interview, 200' alum. 3 wire power Genuine Emeralds and Sapphires Your choice. only S20 eel 640·8688 17' Bay 8011 red & white Slip~ A'.va11a1>le 25 '.lO canope, outb!Jard Best 30 and •O h•tl aooard offer 873·1677 C o I I 9 • 5 ~58 CENTURY RAVEN Classic bay Ja1Jnch/11ea skill, wltraller $3000 obo Must Mii lh1S week 67S·1393 Mon Fr1,642·4G<1tt SALES 75 Made to g o 2 1 Toper Investment company seeks top-notcti sales· person, eMperlenced In dealing with sophllll· catedlnveatora Oualilled leads furnished. Eacel· lent commission 673-5518 641·8•34. llne. ISO. 642-5006 • UllH' IWllLTll IWllllWATOI Sailbou ds 7021 Windsurfer 0 Brien Free sail J w premium OC>om S.t.50 650·0851 U!setl 3 1.n. 23 Flower part 2 4 Lines 27 Locus 29 Midwest city. 2 wds. 31 Magna - 35 Ra111e 37 Begat 39 Sky 40 Relreat 4 2 Admit: 2 wds 44 Length 45 HtndU instrument 47 Dominates 49 Mouth: Pref. 50 Reply 52 Tableware 5 4 Footwear 56 Arranging 2 3 DOWN 1 Fats 2 Separate 3 C lubs and diamonds· 2 wds 4 Sock 5 Tree 6 French noble 7 Egg drinks 8 M oral nature 9 Mature 10 Loge units. 2 wds. 11 Herring 12 Give the eye 13 Swarm 18 Sharp blow s 22 Spasm 25 Cabbage: 5 6 7 SALES MICRO COM· Var 48 Look long PUTERS. mature peraon 2 6 M ore certain 5 1 Nonsense with business and com· 28 Article 53 Paris schools pute r e11per1ence 30 Cessation 55 Understood 754-6363 32 Blood type 57 --11me: CTllY/llOPT 33 Lacerate late lmmed opening for sharp well organized Individual 34 ltahan 58 W elcome with good typing & phone river 59 Dispute sl\ills to handle a variety 35 Girl's name 60 Seaweed ol olllce duties for hospl- 3 6 Principal 61 Pleased tal computer services firm In Hunt. Sch. Calf 3 8 Aromatic sound 891-55S6. 8 to 4:30 seeds 63 Oasis 41 Gaunt 66 Islet letret1ry/111ist11t 43 Tide 68 El t I II Real Estate Investment Co ec r c un seeks dependable sec· 46 Old auto 69 Floor cover retary wltli general olllce ------...-..,..2.....-1....,3,...... skills and dlctaphone ex-8 9 10 11 l perience EMcelle nt typing a must Varlen duties Npt Ben 5•9-2988 IECllnAllY mmedlate opening for Secretary with bkk'g ex- perience. Dictaphone re- quired Shorthand and word processing de- slreable. Good com· munlc111on1 and or- ganlzatlonel skills New· port Center Area. Call Diana. 640-9350 '""'"'' Part time, Newport Beach Yacht Brokerage Firm Flexible hrs for a 7 day operation. S61hr 10 start If you en1oy boats & are looking tor a fast paced mulli-raceted Job with gret potenlial ror growtti & salary please submit your resume to P.O. Box 1062. Newport Beach. Ca.92663 SEOlnlllY PLIS Active mortgage company ~,....--+-~-"'I requires sharp, accYrate Telephone SollcllOfs lTIEITIOll We want good telephone reaervallonlsts to set IP· polntmenta. WJIY CIMtUlll ... 1111 PIT evening work Call alter t pm, 7S1·4223 Ttl1fltt1tWerti ...... 20 .... ,., .. , , .. ,,. ,.,, ... , Anertl1l11 Pre•• 14-110 ,., .... , Fiii er Part· Tl•• AllAat1w1IH•• Ftr l••di1te Wtrl 0111141·0111 TOP$$$ Females Pref Models & Escorts. (2 13) 866-1984 TIWIH ........ loll·ttft•t·retall "'" ... ,, .. ,, ... .. 1ttitd•1 , .... , ... ,. lie. '200/wl start. Call 1-3wl4y1142-1111. Travel agency needs lndl· vldual w/strong sec· retar l al back · ground/computer train· ed. Irvine location. Con· tact Lisa S52-3052, SS2-199S. Typist for N.B. Law office, must type 80 wpm ac- curately, contaC1 Donna 640-1560. TYPISTS NE-.,e=o.,,e""o-. T.,,..y-p-ln-g to be done al home Part time or lull time Excel· len t p ay . Ca ll 1-718-8 .. 2·6000 .f1""1v11t.. 5105 Aluminum alldlng doors, 33 clear diamonds set In 6,8 & 10 It, all like new. white gold, v11ue $3S50 call tor prloea. Bob or or best olfe< 558-9SS7 Brad 833·3889 Ma ns gold nugget =,-.-,-.-,,-,-,--~,~~. bracelet, 3 oz wt, coat _ $4260 wlli take $1500 Desk, Hke new, S 100. obo by noon Mon Chair, $50 8S7-6363. 873·5619 FrH te Yt1 022 I yr old female mini DOMle. blk. spayed, all shots Owner sick 5S2·6137 MiactllHnaa 6211 26 sq ft detuMe redwood rabbit hutch. S2SO or offer 673-2668 ••••• loat1 7012 1 t' bet Ou av f rl-huli 20HP Johnson w/S1eer1ng eng needs work, $650 549-4834 dys. 67S-4975 eves 14 Ft Glasspar Sport L1Clo runabout Trlr e•tres 3S hip Ev1nrude $1750obo 673-6040 11mes Bicycl es 8012 5 Wheel Bicycle $100 70'! Cen1e1 SI c M FIHIOIH lYllUIU ON JEEP CJl and SCR&IHLER Mo1ooecane 10 5PO 21 • )-( ) 11151011 e:i3.97g1 ~ )1 rang<.• "::. Campers 8014 ....... ( Ul"reo. slc;.11> 4 Cute puppies need homes, Cocker/Beagle mix Very sma rt 834·S274 dys. 760-9560 evs Z A1t,, lt1tl1t Chairs 1:n1n~~~f~ne;op 1 ~5oa~ SSOOlobo 6•5-2972 $3500 675-S099 c. ... n~·it.e-~rovi: tJ.imoe• 4 W heel Dra've• 9030 .,~, very clear• s 1175 • !!68-0246 '74 Int I Scout II , PI S Pt8 auto tr&n~. auto hub:. nds valve 1ob 11 paint s 1000/0BO 662· 16SO 3 tall palms,Tloo-s2oo 1970 Sk1p1ack. 24' FB. bst olr 64S·0490 VHF, outriggers. ba•I sys· Camper Sl'lell lor small Pick Up blue on wn11a g oocJ 1..nno $235 'l•2 7358 e•e~ llrll11 Free litt111 S'<H·1888 Ans-rmate telephone re-tem, more $ 10,000 obo corder, still under warn 493-S757 'IO Chev 3/4 tea F_r_ee_3~Tabby -k-11-te_n_s-• ..,.2 fe males. 1 mate. S 181 new, must sell for 2 r cabin cruiser lbrglb SIOO obo S48·4•55. e1eep v . 100hp Evin J.,va Cmpr ts1011 6 cabover slpi. J hlll) 1n su1a1eo S 1300 673·ll546 \l\l a11t:1 locking nuos uu10 16M m1, traHer htlrt• orig owner •lnl conrJ $9000 cons trade 842-6455 Free kitten&. 8 wks old, blk/wht. needs good homes 87S-9211 , S .. 8·5205 Free to yo-u-. 4.,..w_,...k -ad..,..o_r_a,...,.ble shepherd mix pups 646·5194 UTIQIE Fllll HlllE FllllHT Business advertisement, parties. etc 960-2S 14 Barry Manllow Tlcketi. 7/31, lodge & terrace. $37.SO & 27 50 or trade, ph 855-6301 Wirehalred 'fitrrl8f needs good hm, 2yr old mate. Celling fan. S2" reversible, S•S-SSOS wood blades. full warn. $67. 546-6740 Fuait•rt 25 China & glassware, 10 Pc Chocolate brown 10¢-$20 Din set S 120 sectional. good cond. Radio S50. 979-8277 S300 Solid oak coffee tbt & end tbl, Mint cond. $300 661-0414 111 6PM. CommerClal Lawn Mower. Lawn Vacuum. 3 wheel adult bike. S100 each 2 Solas, Oak Bakers Rack. 646-S8•8. 2 Arm Chairs, tw1n bed Coors keg top New SSS, set. decorator Items. must sell $3S obo 9S1-9530 5•8-14S5 4' 6" x 2· 6" solid oak col-Double Antique School fee table. Herring bona Desk $100 720· 19SO or pattern top S 100. 6•6-4848 S48·4148. Dryer s 125:-Maple Desk S100 6•2·0237 UT,OlllAT I LOSE WlllltTI Call Eva SS9·6107 4-wh 1r1r. ~tras $2500 556-435S all 9AM Motor Bi k es 8016 '>38 8293 22' Bayllner. cuddy cabm 5 Stat General Mo·PecJ all an as lrl adlo 1-1ea~v 0 .. 1, Roll Bai w11t l1t c v · r, r goodc;ond musl sell must sell S6500 $2f>OI OBO t.75_2416 all Toyota & Dats11n 41.c 979-8558 S 100 OBO 548-1455 22·. center console, 22S HP, 307 Chevy, same as Harbor Patrol Boat MOPED runs and lookb Aanue Rover 75 AtC, JClnt great As~1no S 190 cone! a very rare ca• 499 5046 s 1.3 000 9161265-3251 Ot 265-9 171 Bimini 1op, oa11 tank, p'3rl Motorcycles/ cond, 1657 Bayside Dr Scooters 8018 CdM seooo 554-8668 1-1~9'!!'83-.H-on-d~a-A""!r!O!cl'"'!"lo~.-u-se~d Trucks 9035 45' Slip avaH on Balboa onc.e Perfect <;one1111on 6 t Corva11 C5tm El Cor Island, sole! my boat S60010BO 63 1 !>b25 or 'T\1'10 Spyoer • mags and would like to partner on 540 4 786 Scoll autn S 1450 Runs well late mOdel power boat .30 mpg -646 70 16 M i ke 67S-8606 o r 65 Honda 90 ci.-an nor 641·0360 running $12S (i<l6 5351 74 Ctievy >. Ion. c.on 50' HILL OSL TRAWLER Monk Design, US Built Fly bridge alt cabin Long range cruiser Luxurious. tully equpcJ consider trade 644-9629 '64 W Trogan Ca1:>1n Cruiser, Flylng Brtdge twin angs teak decks .,int cone! S14.500 637-1336 ~•ruction vehicle r.in~ '79 BMW R65 S 1600 like good. need~ starter new wt many ,1ras $1395 497'6831 Bill 640-0838 71 Yamana :250 EncJuro 4600 ml runs great $350 536·0273 79 GMC I ton PIC-UP 1oe1de1 rac~s tool bo.c, 3 snd 45 000 m1 •Int cond $3 750 673-208:l 78 Yamaha XS500 10 m1 1 80 Chevy El Camino V-S, runs great $7 50 uoo aulo air cru1•e SS tOO PIP 962 265 I alt 5 lltlO 493. 812 79 Suzuk 2SO TS new y ~90(" Tires s Ban S70!J Re j IDI V '68 Formula, 23 It cons1ruc1 750 Hortela , .. ,6-4-o""o_C!_g_e...,..V,..a_n_g_o_o_CJ equ1ped. 100 gal cap Chopper s~ 100 guocJ c;ond pane111r.g cpt, 4'a8' Glass table set, V." thick t>e11eted edge In- cludes blk wrought Iron tbl base. 8 chrs. Ideal for entertaining or con- lerence rm S850 Com- plete. 1500 glass only 6•4-1130 wllrlr & cover. •mmac lc>uker 80 Yama"a 850 needs paint S 1200 ELECTRIC UY IOAT 58000 obo 640-4224 cc OrivP sna11 S 182'> ' F. :· '-922~ person to handle Its needs. Typing, word pro· "r.l,...+--+-+--11 cessor. prol. phone cov- erage & llhng skills are a PraC1lcat Nurse work in pvt 5 pe Youth Bdrm furniture. home. lull or part-time. $150 540-3286 7S1-8776 alt SPM. Antiqued yettoW wood din. S5900 wtsllp6•5-2963 ·59 53 Hallera~. loacJecJ Onl y 5700 1"11 8 2 1ry $160.000 Motor Yamana 550 cc. C111t $ Exclusive MAGIC ISLAND, yacht. 642-1234 Sir Pet. ~ '500 r0n1v 850 gold mb1ah1p. S800. eves, --mi WONT L 0.5-LONG ;r Cnevy Van > 1011 Loa..ied a11 Cus10,.. Must $ .. e• Bt 1 4801! ~===~=~=~=~~~=~~~~=~~~=====~=~! must Salary com--mensurate w/experlence Jolt1 WHt .. / rm table 6 chairs & 3 6 3 I . 3 6 1 1 . 0 a y s '77 Glenl Vgull, 20hsp Cit!: CAN FlNA"ICE V\!' also Antiques, 646_4080 isel eng Vb1rth r1eao ,. ,.,,., , t , 'loo 1 ~ d , Cl • ba11 tan k .,., tr lr 7,,: . .>'.'lP 4!1~~ usacs 9045 ..,1t .. 11 ..... W,,.u_ .......... _ ... Sl...,M-., Btl1 W11t .. 5100 •••• Waat .. 5100 Ask lo~ Steve Dt•t1tic SI 07 •eaves S250 6<C2-7876 Goll Cart, ,. pass , street legal, compl recond1- 1toned S11S0.673-8104 S3 500 54 S-0982 l""l"!' .. -..,-10-d .. ,.-,.-.-O~c-o-· "!!T_o_w_n PEISIUUTY PUSH Property Mgmt. 64 Unit for busy phones. Good Hunt Beach Couple typist. light bookkeeping. preferred, rental exper Lake Forest area Ask for req 545·3115 llte1tttl11ist/T,,i\J Enthusfastlc. dependable person required lor Newport Beach olllce ol international computer software ltrm Musi be sell starter & have good organ1za11onal skills 714/S45·1402,474-0300 SIClnlllY/llECIPT. for sates agency near OC Airport Aequlres goo<i typing & shorthand, llg- ure aptllucJe & pleasant phone personahly Call Jeannette, 546-6444 Chnsttan lady wants 1 or 2 Complete set 1iv1ng rm, days or work a week in bdrm lu1n. relrtg. all like your home 5S7·4821 new Best oiler 642·0546 JOhn Wayne Tennis Club Membership 673-4243 SlOOO ' 8 I "'.:SS(l ~ 14 n • r ••Oar "'SIC"P j $9 995 77 Sea Ra~ n I I M1ilt'5 I ......... o/o ,..,ri • w/lra11er Cutty cabH1 •lro5 o,,,<', '>ii r ~u ~0 c .v0001,. l'a.ry slsps 4, head stovo> 1cr 640-0836 t iu .. •esir,r"d ~ • 2 995 Norma 859-noo PtT help n_ee_d_e_d_m-orn· ---------1n9s. 8-noon to help IS· Perso111t Secretary to sembte wallp8?8r & fab- D~a -5510 Obie bed & boit sprin~s AKC Chihuanua. M w/lrame, SAO S48-14S box S 10 500 552 9726 8~ H (Hl\J:I ?!'>0~ tA TC' ELECTRIC IAY IOAT $5900 wtsllp 645-2963 MICAW BLUE & GOLD '66 Datsun Roadster chocllawn markings Liv rm S650 Om rm S900 S250 S48-0471 Borm $450 638-0779 SJ!JUO Jn 'J C, 46J Prea1dent of Laguna rlc sample packs SJ 80 Beach Business. Please to start See Roger at 151 call .. 97-4868 Kalmus, Ste H. CM. Person Friday Must work P/T 11 .. •n•.• y wknds Clerical skills --Apply in person ACE Typing, Shorthand, Npt OLD FURNITURE, 23 .. S 1 Sch Law Ottlce Hours Ave de la Carlotta. Flex. 644-5040 Laguna Hiiis. 8SS..8,.6S PlllUllll hff Sltrtflflll '"''"· ... ,.,, ...... fttllHlll .. n1 ...... , .. ,, .... ,, .. ·c· ........ 14. stills ,.,, l1'111 I "'· .... , .. ,. 0111 (114) IH·ot40 1-11ao. RIALHTATI IAUI Ttf Oltttrs 114 Trel•· tlS l1t4t4 l••t4i· •••IJ· We ..-<I experienced time snare salespeople. (We will also train llc'd oro- klfS) We have tons of leads and the highest commissions In Southern Calllomla. Our project Is in a dynamite location and practically selfs Itself. There ate immed open----------1 1ngs • so call now lor an -appt. with Joel Call toll .--.NTV free 800-462-4931 or call ._., collect (71•1 866·8808 Ex1ens1ve phone cllentele conracr, typing, tiling. & general office duties Please calf 714/493-9S30 IEOIPTIOllST Parl/tlme 10am-3pm Light typing & heavy phones. Call for appoint- ment. 6,.6-3965 lllCIPTIOllST Part time for Medical Sup ply Co. Typing, p hones. bulk maU- lngs,medlcal exper pref 7141S•6-59S6. ----REC I PT 1nP1ST Secretary I Receptton 1st needed ror growing com· pany 1oc11ed 1n Newport Beach requires good per· sonallly. good appear- ance & non-smoker. gen- eral oltlce skllls a must, construction. real estate AKC Golden Re1 r1ever puppy 2 mos M , w/papers & shots $ 150 964-S292 Golden Rh1r Puppies. Al(C S 150. S males. 3 rem . s .. 2. 7984 experience prelerred Gold Rel Pups, S m. 3 I. Send resume to Kinder AKC, Dem champ lines Care Leam ing Centers $200 64S-2139 Inc 160 Newport Center Grell Dene pups to good Dr Suite 200. Newport home. 6 wks • SSO up. Beach, Ca. 92660. Attn 898-7709 Andy Karen Secty/Ellec ASSISI Spor:s promotion firm needs hard working lndlv1du1t able to make decisions & grow with company, lllnt future for right person 4 day week. start S7/hr 644-8417 Male blue/gold Yorkte w /papers S20 C 963· 1SS4 Schnauzer, mini AKC, male, salt/pepper drk, super show/pet. Dys S47 -4 123. e v /wk el 838-S3•8 Newport Beach advertis- ing agency needs sharp, energetic person for front desk Requires good phone personalf1y & ac· curate spelling MuSt Sec'y, ekfl typing, phone. Sherry's Poodle puppy type 6Swpm Call be· organl11tlon11 skllls, ex11 sate. teacup-toy m1n11ure tween hrs of 9.12 to set engltsh req (both speak-S250 up S46·2848 appl 851-3066. Ing & spelling), word pro-Wire Hair Terrier, Moving c es s I ng he Ip I u I m st sell Fe 2'/J spayed llOPT /SIClllTAllY N o n · s m k r M a r k u · · · · for busy resldentatal de· 631-2836 Resome & rel shots. papers. $100 llAL llTATI 1111oper Must have mini· req 5 .. 8-4369 ---== HEED TO EARH 2jf( + YRL'\' •tt1Ylfl41 ... ltllt4 mum typ1ng of 6Swpm SRllOll llCllETAllY Btrttl 5520 11 you -eel Y99 Olrttr llttllt• and ablllty 10 com-" S ill s -1 d munlcate. Salary com· Major Newport Beach real acr ce a e on goo WI-"' WMll4ftrl1a4la1 mensutate w/exper . estate development firm lamlly friend. reg Arab f0t our Olrec1 &-.. TeMI , .. lttfelal Send resume to Shirley oflers challenglng pos-gelding, perfect for child . .. (11 •)111..nM H .a Craven Citation Ilion with d i verse 1C!ull&1how,1S.3,bold • M lfllt••• Builders. 17731 lrvineBI. responslbllllles for In· &gentleS3000 7S9-0810 PICTURE FRAMER-e~ '"""' •ll:tit•tlt Ste 201, Tustin, Ca 92680 telllgem sell starter. M•nl· Pttl 5535 .--ftr• Trll1 ~ mum 3 yrs eMper1ence .• ,.. ___ "!"!!'!l!"'-"!""'1--tull·llme. 850-01S3 • Restauranl: Real estate background 'it.quarlam. 160 get, Tru-vu, Plast1e1 ''"14t4. Call Ille SAllWICM MAIER highly desirable E•cel· acrylic on hardwood 111\.ltH 1&01111 11 ... 1 llMlOO Experienced & lent secretartel and com· c1bine1 Nr new Best responsible for sandwich munlcatton skills re· offer takes All 5pm IPIUTlll llOIPT1011ST making & other kitchen quired The S\Jcoesslul 642-92S4 Immediate openlOQI on all 4 '"' de~ 1900 Typing duties canelldate will possess a 1 -. -----··!AlO shlMS lor exper. injection preferred Near Orange protesa•onal attitude and nDhS•H IV molding mactilne oper· County Airport Call Mrs. llTClll appearance and lhe ablll· ""li1-1"'"tl .. ng-.o-u""l -01._d_w_ood_e_n ators Work 7'1• hrs, paid Fenn 1 e for a PP t SIPIRYISOR ty to handle a last pace Merry-go-round, horses FOrm1ca oval d lne11e wlleal 65x•2. $99 On bed. compl w/wnt uphol hdbrd w /3 pr sheets /cases. etec: Ol&nke1. sp1ead/rutfle $250 9 It olf-wht couch. uphol 1n Ital Prov leather. Shephrd casters $200. Wht Ital Prov marble coffee tbl(oblong) s 100 64S-OS80 Glass Showcase 6'x I '~ side, 37" hi Converted to trophy & glassware dis· pt1y S 12Slotr 548-683" Harbor House Chair. $150, Queen size ste eper couch. S3SO, Console Stereo. S30. Seely queen stie bOM spring and mll· tress, $300. Olnelle ser w/4 chairs. S 17S, All Items less than one yr XLNT Cond 642-9S66 $700/0BO 645-2963 MUST SELL SAVIN plain paper copier Xlnt cond S vrs new A s k i ng S 1000/obo. 631-2242 9·S M-F New 311 ~ 6rt Chinese Wool Rugs, hand made. Only $200. 640-8688 11111111110 Tlobts ftr lit. A•&· 20 11t1Hrt, P1tlfle a.,, 2 '"""' "'"· no ltett..tlt-1221aff.I Overlock sewing mach. b0Xed,S229 S•S-6740 Ae1nell V·Bo11om 19 . 305 Chevy 110. Va11so1 rrlr. xtnr cond Ski or hsti $7000 631-7547 Boats, Sail 7014 141 Blueprlnt, 2 sails w ttrlr asking S800 t o f • 966-2161 1t 11 11 •.c 5 •8.-:ltO. 83 11ondd ..:'1 '•vC' '""' I "' 11~ ,I.',, , c1d1a1s le'ls inan' m ~ 1cioo Jim .11 '100 o"g m1 ~Int 64S 4633 r9 7om CC.rod SA'IOO 5'.18 8293 Trailers ., C•truer SM ~~asera11 T 'i 8024 ' s~.:i tv1 i; .... r a • ea1ner u v e I "6 dual ri.e1neac cams 80 S~amp!'r '35 \.eO.;r ~•Iver ac-:iuer collector Loc:lge S877$ 642-079! .•>'nt-C rr r1 Pr.,11C1 10 eves 548·88.3 I ~"~"· ~ ;;.easure t~ ori•e' "'"•"'9 mvsl sell S 12 500 Ciller t6 l!Cl\224·0''.l I 425-4921 1981 Lancer 25 sloop Trai lers, 7 SHoncJa O/B VHF Utility 8026 stereo. galley S head BOX TRAILER 5xs· l•--------$16,800. Eves 673-1154, AEMOVABL E SACK '50 FORD 2 Oft 64~-9013 $250 64S-69JO 112 hp tlatnead ve J spd 27 It Feattier Fas1. cJry Av to Notices 9005 new 1oc11 & rot '"' new $2000. 675-7083 I t•JI' ne"' '"to~ S2000 or 27 II sailboat. musl sell NOr11~:?;~~~EQS L t!\1 ~lie• 969 1221 $9000 673-8096 ANO Photo retouching machine & materials-like new, •• 6 o • 10' o ·oay xtnt cone! ..,()(' 979•4 9 S3SO Trlt $250 963-527? ADVlflit~ERS rhe p rir.e O' It ems ~h1debai..er 1963 Granel- 1u11s1,,.,o S 140010BO Mu~• sell 5411·6838 Rams lockets, 2 season ae1ver11seo by \Pn1c1e pas5e$, club level. all or Cal 20. 6 HP outOrd, trlr e1eale1s '" 1n11 veh1c1e part 85t-7720. 673-0353 $3000 673-2935 C'las~1f1 ed dJ.enoo;·flc Aates, l•f!''" 8 P C cniumns dOe'< 1101 .ncludf. ----Sota S2SO, desk $12S, Catamaran 1 · at Audi 9107 I Ill FIHITllll stereo S lOO, call lor $8SO complete 847-1746 ..inv applic ... 1111;1 •.i.e~ 1..,..-----.-~--L 9S7 8133 11cense rw rislor lee!> 7.J A11d1 •DOLS mint es • phone msg 8S0·7476 E-34T, XLNT hghl air t1nanre tt.1ryeo; te!''i •or c-n.:J ,.,ust see SISOO KING-SIZE WATERBED SPA. 8 11 d iam, fiberglass racer/crul!lr See LA au po11u11on tnntrul oe· I rm 6·14·590S wlwood shelves. heater. includes heater $900 Boat snow, Sal-Sun Sltp vice cer1111cal1ons or massager, like new S300 ::;a" 549• t 757 Z· 18 714-551·2152 Ot'll er· documenter y 80 5000S superb conel. be t olllf 631 508• 2i 000 m1 all e;.rras or 9 • Famous 12 meter rac;1og prepaiation Charges uri· Priceo lc> sell 548-9449 Liiie-new Jenny Lind Crib, S~~~~ni~~al:~:~a~ggier, 2' sloop, rnstorallon In pro-lt'ISS otherwise S!'leCllled 0, 642·3336 stai ned M attress gress, for sale or trode t>ylheaelverttser Beatrice patt8fn. bumper Sturdy L bunkbed. 1200 tor antiques S 12.000 Ao to Services/ BMW 911 2 guards.2 sheets & quilt McCoy surlboard, 6 ft 760-0229 Paris 9015 incl $300 s•5·21S8 S17S.644-6041 -~-.-'!"'"'!'~~ *LEASE* Fiberglass Sarltng Sabot ...,,. Lulfabye crib, dk wood, Surlbrd, $6S 01)1 Schwinn xlnt cond $75 720-1975 cruiser. pd $262 berely Newti8nd-cr8tied4 pc solld wood 1111 rm tables. dk pine, S 180 Also Desk & chair. S50 64S·8,.62 NEW MATTRESS SETS. Twn sz S80, lull sz S6S. Queen S 10S. 1(1ng S 12S ANDY 750-S832 used. S 1SO/obo Secri· llcei Antiques 720-0173 Trade BIG Mlcew Talk Ing Parrot 84S·2963 xlnl cond $32510 90 8 l CnevfBuick V·6 231 Ne" 1uto or 1our chO•Ce . Also a Dinette. Stereo eng High PertormrmC'e any color l•OM l'!R 10 Console & vorfous misc Soc S l 300 548 ;?Ol!"J VW No down Ca I Bob items Call 645-5887 COMPLE re B, 1 UV 8-lt>· 1326 agt Kite »308 . ~Int cono trlr ENG & TRANS noo $ 6 O O 6 4 2 2 3 3 8 • 5<18-Set' • 642"7880 msg i tTE BODY NORK Lido 14'. all accc$S •Int ur 10 so••."'' yc1111 ··~• cond $1250 5Sl·8164 t'mstr•P•ng B•ll%4 1 .• 1 -~ OS BMW ''"' cnrocJ Sl•l~ 1111 '"''OS alloy~ i •;IJJ !'lb () :'I" 4tlf 7,l4< for 8 Pai<i benefits tn-7141549-0 117 Call Mrs Scott 111 only 850·4017 WE PAY C ASH ·For HOUSES to be MOVED & WRECK buildings FREE 850-4133 elude Medici.I. Dental. ------Resp0nslble. e•penenced 833 8680 ...,---=-Nk:e sofa, 1ove'M!a1. chair & Life insurance • credit Recept1on1st . heavy for ordering salad . Rotllop desks. $14SO. ottoman, never used. X/large Mlcaw cag-e- Ltdo 14. xlnl cone! 2 sels LITE BOD'r WORK ol sa•ts s 1295 5•8·6350 up '" so•· 011 Y""" 1<st ·e 3.!01 '.Jaoed •t•c~ a1 ">vs XIJ'lt oncJ S8200 b40·0838 union prlvlledges Alao ph6nes. typing. llllhg,.etc making & other food EOE MFH Partner's deak, S900 cost $600. sell $25S Wanted 645-2963 111 b 1 preperallons Salary ----Conl /OR tbl. 9', w/8 (2 J)402 l068 sti 011us prem ums Apply alter SPM Crystal commensurate with Service Station Attendant. chrs, S3500 Orp 11 tbts, 1 • Must sell 30 It Olson 1,, Pm~1r1p1ng Biii g59.1221 water 5 wks Eq111pn.1 ior Autos Wanted 9020 racing Full compument ---------io-of sails Loran ; 000 HrQhPSI casn 1rnmeo 101 Mull be English speak· Creations, 7t1 W 17th expenence 37 hrs. evening Shi II, S27S Hat rack, S325 Oak dining table & &tChrs N11ical la1t. 6224 Ing. Apply 1-4 pm at: St Suite B7 C.M muat be experlencecJ Chrs. $95 s4S·9850 wfHten11on llk.e new N-bane! forming. Need Owner trons S34 500 ,our ven•cle dome<;!lc or OllCO · Cell all 1 30PM S4 2S/hr Con11ct Ernie S950 5S2-97•• an 5PM musicians. vocals, etc 265 8 •-A a.. GREEN cMh Mis Simons 650-6390 or Jett 875·2276 White enamel stove, 640·6128 lorru"n 551 6285 r""'1 ve IOf WHITE elephenll 1920's, pert cond. every· Round llbl• & 3 capt. EMpanded Heeds only Costa Mesa. CA with • Clullfled Ad SELL Idle Items with e ITHI OLIRI thing working $7SO. chrs. M1ple dlneue. Gd For Info aall S•B·082S NACRA S 2 wt trlr lo• sale or !radii S299S PP 71 4·639· 1S41 WE BUY CLEAN OARS AID TRUCKS Want Ad• Clll 642·&878 Call 142-5878 Dally Piiot Clullfled Ad. PIT, 30 hrs/week. Must 631-1136 cond. S8S. 831-8215 Electric Guitar Deen "V", Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii have ex Perle n c e . -.. --11------trtal tl Mar White, Olm1r110 pl<:kup, New•na.w S48-3•07 EOE, M/F/H nfP HCH IOl l -.-.... ~"'T"!"" ..... _ case, Schuller tuner•. ....... -. §11/sun. 9-4. 11lnt cond. s .. 2s. Rob SAILBOAT 10 Shorewood. good conu $400/0bO 6•6·3481 CONHllL CHEYIOUT KIDS EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! Sllllfl ... Frlgldl.lre WHher/dry.,, 1 427 PolnMttla. 531-0S05 Pool Attendant needed at yr old, Mint cond. s5oo. =----=----:=--:--=-::-:-SANT ANA 22· for sale • • Surf and Sand Hotel. 5s9-6,.10 eves, S•0·7904 1111 Mna Studio E)(C&I cond Asking $•1hr, PIHse apply In eMI. 218 dys b 0 VI N G MU ST Plano, Perlect, St400. S6000. Lido Pen1n sllp .X'}t ll..rhi•r 11h ,1 I I f'l \ .., t .., \ • .. AGES 11-14 EARN t.-TO S75.00 P£R WEEK We llOW h•vt I~ OPfllllltl for younc ucer bt••ttt to U<1111 1uden for The Ounce Co.st l)a.ly Pilot Ou1 t!IWl SI.Ill fl J 30 II m Jnd wor~ 11111~ llO 11111 wttt4ayi On Sllurd1t. we wort • ••• mort llo~ra, You lflN earn manr tnos Incl pi11ts. Mon& w1lh e11m111 rour own lllOl\ty thtre 1s llO dtflYlrrn• dr collec hon wt.olftd ll you t i\ 1111ernted plnw "" Mr (Mi (714) 548-7058 S4~1 JOO person, 9·S, Mon-Fri Sae GE Obi Oven Elec. Ainge SELL· Twin beds. Cheat of 640-5332 av all 6•5·3118 bel 9am Donna. 1&5S So Coast $125 19 cu It. Aetrlger. dre .. ra. Whit• rotery IM I llY Hwy, Laguna Beach etor $200 882·7875. sewing machine. tbl P11at1/0r11a1 1121 ta, W 1.,1"1_...lllT HARBOR AREA model e.wlng mchtne an· h 50. Spine1, mafiog. eidt ..... A Ski 7016 USED CARS PAUCKS N"d aom.;;1":'1th m~h· APPLIANCE SERViCE llque type, •01•· Ma11y tone. 58 M191& 111 &pm. 181 m;t\bow Caravel Ski COME INOA CALL FOR ankl•I aptitude & mane-We aell recond .. guar. other small Items lnc:lud· boat w/1978 115 Mere FIH A,,RllSAL gerlel 1111111 lor smell appllances. S49·3077 Ing ptanta. plaques. plo-OllOllllll 111&111 Outboard. •Int cond Cormler-01Llllo le turn . Whtrlpoot klemagle 8 112•, compt reflnllhed. $3250 642-87 •6 OlllYllOLn oam & plast~s pltnt I llY AIPUAlllll no lrost refrla·m•k• de-S4000. 213/923--U02 ----18211 BEACH BLVO Call 873·53•0 any11me L• 1157•8133 poalt, wlll llold Any Sacrifice 18' Tahiti Ski HUNTI OTON OtAC"' r•asonable offer buy• Fend., Rhodea 73 Key suit Boat w/115HP Mtrcurl N " ltcMic.1 TECHNICIAN llFIHI. 1111 Fiii XLNT CONO. 67&· 1618 ~frlgWetor-Almond cir, Minimum 3 yeara H · 28 elf, top or Kne SMr'a, i>efllnC9 In mechentcal ICl8 & wet« In dOOf. thOw· te•t procedures. Excel-room cond Pl.Id 11&00. lent long term temPorary ~800, 875-7576 111lgnm1nt 1111ll1bf1 Im· Refrtg, Ilk• new, 2 Or, frotl medl•tely Call tor Int«· freeS165 893·90e0 vi.w· Uprlgllt refrlg, OIH n. worlct grH1. yellow 1125 49i'-68311Blll. KELLY SERVICES WHhef (S.er• belt) under warr1n1y, Ory•t 1260. 2111c1mpu10t1ve 340 ~2·1&57 1rv1ne 1133 1 •4 , £0! merchandise. 124 c ... m06el piano, reod OB. trlrl t1ew pt1lnt Ul·IOll1l•t-Hl1 Clearbrook, CM. Apt aondltlon MOO. 552· 552 uphOI. Xlnt conO $4500 WI P'Y TIP ML• a• A-Rear (ACROSS FROM NII WAITll 497-2637 m0fn1/e>n " uan POLICE STATION OFF WUI ~--" 892 1889 FOi ISll IAllS v ~ N 0 u AR 0 ST I pay.._, • AW MAllH 5•5 ·4 1Se 2 b1wn r 111 u llAM·6PM. l~rUa1 0...1 1130 ahatt. 4t11p POITIAG/HllH ---------1'2" South 8hOA thruater, 5•5-0982 2480 Hilrbor Blvd. Qd eond, 1111. 642.&008 Man•ll•ld Senf -Pottle COSTA MESA Suri Boerd 15'2". MU fin 9•98. new 170 64&·7338 '41·4300149. Hll thruaier •125850-1070 New NAV101 ROI' radio WllTEDI " M u. I .. 11 I 2 2 6 . Oood. c:tH n UHd ears, "ttrN 1 1••1 1·83&.3728 prtter t978-1083 Bulckt. I .., II t. 7012 Jaguer•. 'T IH1 & You don't need.""' 10 •1•1"X""U1111t"'IF1111U•t""'"'•t•&"11-.M"'e"'X"11 ,. •• Po,.cl'las but any mOd•I "draw rut" When yo11 COIOf TV. 2 yr wmty 3&1 Power 8011 Slip con11dareo too l>"C•t .,._. .,.. ao In tfle Deity 1 ·1•8. Free detl"9f)'. Oper1 1350/mo 21 &albot paldl C•ll Clive •t BAU4r Pt10t Waint Adel Cell now Sun T V J 0 H N' S Cove. Ownar, 84~·5135. M o 1 o r I a I I 7 1 • I I .. 2-6171. ll<t&-1786 813· 14641 g79·2500 ; 8 l\3.1CS1 ver) clean $1~ 750 642·26?~ 8.l 20• BBS snrl A/C S. SPC! CU5 S lJ 500 61 1·"2'0 673·P 11 Cc>rweruently Localed & Compe1111.atv Pttc.ed & ~1Y CARVER I~' J~ I~~ l .·I\\ 1\\' .... ~ ... ,,,. "' ,.,. fl " .......... ~ St1lt''"Serv1ce LeUlng LARIEST HIVEITORY • 7!i 2002. 4 apd 11r cond t033NJLI • 79 3201. • IPCI • low mlfes (540XIV) • '19 7~31, 4 apd loaded (971UX8) • 80 3201 5 ~P<I aunroof (1ANV2031 • '110 7331, dUIO IOaCled (1BSl 1161 • ·e 1 5281 auto sunroof PCGB8tl) • 81 633C91, 6 lpd . loaded ( ICl.HJ74) • 82 3201: euto • SYnrool 1 IFON542) • '82 &:lee. tuto • IO'N mlltt1 ( ll!JA•741 • 112 7331, 5 apd looded 17J&~71 tH~l1f1 ?06 w l11t. Santa Alli Clo•d Suno11 _._ ..... _ .... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. July 21 1 1983 DS -'•-•,..•;&.• .-lap~rt;.;.; .. -.... __ , ::i:;:=.;::;:;,a,.:;;::~;;.;.IM-.. __ 1 A1t11, laprt.. A•ln, laprt "'"· a.,.,... Alt!!, lal!l!!f !!!!L.!!Y!!!!~~.l h!!!, Dtantlc At!!!. ... fttle lllW llfl Ktrc .. t1 lta1 9145 MG t14t Terta tltt \'el•••1tta tiU VtUi1w11n t CMUJac Hot C~nrtltt HU Fer• lllt LARGE SELECTION OF *LEISE* '78 b 1doe1. lo mi. nu tires, 73 Cor0t1• wagon, 100111 lilt vX Bu•. new urH. cpt, '79 Rabbit, 5 •P<l. nu p11n1. *LEASE* '78 Ch1v1111 llftb•ck. l•-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEW & I BMW'S! ........ .., ... "'" • N"' O•NI, "' "'° '""' ...... "'" N.. .,..., dNO, ...... "'' .... '°"" ' -... ... •• t • New auto 01 your choice • 12500 obo 960· 7566 111 caah 492-3630 good s 1850. 473.2031 13600 obo. 406·0313 Nlw 1u10 Of your cholee • _12800 54'8-1634 112 hP fllth .. d v8, 3 •"". , ·~ color • lrom AA to 5·30 - - --G~ E -Dbl o El A 0 1ny color • from AR to ..,.... I '73 Toyota truck. run• '68 VW C1mper, reblt ang ven eo. •n e vw No d~n. Cell Bob IEE US FIRSTl n-tuck & roll Int, 1\9'# V ' No Clown Ce I Bob ,-t 9155 greet S 1000 642-7063, & tr1n1. 12995. 648-4741 1125. 19 cu 11 Refrlger· v -crpt, n-tlr .. 12000 or LIM I DI IMW 846-1328 •01 HJff g46 u 58 ------11or 1200 882·7875 846-l328 agt We h1v1 a good Mlecllon ti.et offer 989-1221 VOLUME SAL.ES ·66 2305L. Superb Euro· 1~•71Pl81"1111159u~g~eo""l"t -.b~sll"'S"°t~e""lw'!'l'!"g~n. • · '69 Sqbeck, rebll eng. ~ -·eo coup9"deVu1e. tan of NEW & ulld Chiv· i·--------SEAVICE & LEASING pean Model, " •P<l. 2 4 apd, 11.r, PS. PB, CHI. '7' Corona. Good Cond-; good paint. good aurf '81 Rabbit, 2 dr, 1111!1 blue. color, orig. paint, new rolllll See ut tod•yl 3670 N. Cherry,...,. tops Bllupunllt All new greet fem car, ><Int, below Lo Mllet, Xtr1• 12000 car,$1760 673-2031 mint, vwy low mlllaQ8, tlrH. chrome Body, Spec;l1I '68 Muatang, 3 LONG BEACH SOUTH lvort paint, brown soft wholea11e Blue Bk et 642·6572 832-5890 ofc .-6-9 -VW Sq-rbc-k-, ,,_-_e_n_g_& :~~cin ~:a°.11f3ont1ct mech'I perfect 1h1pe. (No C11erryex1t·405) t op. P11am lno uph ~5~·8451 78 CorottaSA5. llltbk, 5 paint Exc ellent., --Factory air. $5,000/obo. ll14)111·1lto COUNTY carpellng, P1rellla. Ptndit tlS7 epd, 1m/lm c111, eiclt $2500/obo, 988-7853 or 81 Sclrroco S, red, exit 780-1742. 547·5976. l'rad ... lns Welcome $16,500. P.P 639·51~ ·63 358 Por Good cond aond. $1895 obo PP 963·112_2__ f~~:·5'.0 $'e~~om0~~· •78 Coupe de VIiie, fully D1t1H 9117 '10 2401 Runs strong. needs some cosmetic work. $2300. 142·1111 73 240Z, auto, air, very clean. good cond $3300. Must sell 521-3320 dys 645·9760 eves/wknds 77 280Z. xlnl cond $5900 957-t653oys '77 Dat9un 200SX--1 owner, excel cond. 5 spd, silver. $2500. 64~6128 81 3 IOSX. runs new. not a nick or .scratch, lmmac. thruout. air, must 181 $3995/obo 831-3016 '82 280ZX. T -top, 5 spd, loaded. Extended service werr, new sticker Asking SI t,900/obo. must sell, 15K m1 499·2922 ISUZU '67 300SE, CLASSIC $4000/0bo, 642-3095 546•3869 alt 6 pm, '70 K1rm1nn Ghia. aharp 644-5600 equip, tux car, 111 pwr, lthr 11WI WIU IDT CONVT Ivory/Ian lthr, wkdys 1n11C11 & out, xlnt mech. ---Int 12796. 640-.4032 II nll.••LI rare RHO $t3,500/ofr '88 9 12, orig paint, orig '78 cenca L.lftb1ck, exit $3400. Evee, 656·4482. '82 JETIA. delset. 4 dr, 5 ;--=-..,,,....--.,,-..,..-...,.,...--Int • wtde whls. nu carbs & 13800 M 11 spd, 1oeoed. 27 .000 ml. 80 El Dorado. LMlhef. Volume S•les. Service '70 2200, " dr, extra tank, bell., AIC, alarm, t00% cond, ult 11 · '10 VW Bug. sunroof, n-Ilka nu. $7800. 873· 1322 am/Im stereo. CnllH, And Leasing em/Im cus. ale. 29 mpg. garaged. very clean, 963•6694• Mark muttler, clutch & p1ln1, --A.A. Grlll, lully equip, xlnt 18711 Beech Blvd $4750/obo 833-8588 evs $670 646·4295 '80 Corolla, llltbck, 5 spd. reblt eng w/9u11rentee. '82 Rabbit. AM/FM CHS., col\d S 11.500 640-04'91 HunllngtonBeach · t t 0 1 e 11 $2500 Cel1662·2395 5·apd, xlnt cond .. 1------=----'l1111Z I.a HDA• ·71"911T, complete rebll air, m 8 ere ' 0 mi, x · $59001060. 775·1640 ·eo Seville Etegante. (114) 142-2000 lmmac. cond $11,000 eng. $6500 673-7578 cond. ~400· 857"6363· '71 Sqbck, rblt eno & blklllvr, gu, lthr Int, xlnt Jtt•H 9129 846· 1463 .76 911s.34_000 miles, 5 trans, new clutch, new Vtlft t17S cond . 46K ml. $13.750 ·sfl'4k6. very JmpresslCe, '76 260 ITr Seelen Whl spd, etec sunroof. new Tri••tk H?l tlrea 11450• 842-8745 •76 Volvo 4 &. New paint. firm. 848-1~' 840'2184 $7950 obo 645-9628. w/blue lntr Loaded. tires, outstanding cond ·67 TR 4A IRS, nu top & '74 Super Bug, H ll cond tr•na & t1r11. Auto 1rana. 111 8· Beautllul cond Mech $14.500 Eves 842·8632 paint. wire whls. am/Im. $2750. 640·8565. $1250/obo. 645·0493 THE LARIEST • (w 11.• JAllA•SI I $9000tobo Da s -runs great $1950. --• n per · Y ·77 Targa, pert. cond. 549•8606 '75 Rabbit, 2 door, sky '80 264GL Clal&el, 4 apd, SELECJIOll All models & most colors 955·0623, e11e 559·9362 rcds, butterscotch, blue. good body, runs O/D, air, flawless tan f latemod-' low -"-- lnStocklCall orstopby 'llllZ .. OSELl.I lmmac 60Km1S16,750. '76 Tflumph TA 7, New good. $t850/Flrm . body, not a knick or 0 ..... s"---IAIH MITllS 6<12-1004 clutch, new rear end. 499-1997 scretch, mint throughout. Cadlllac1 In oulMfn 2925 Harbor Blvd. s~~:~ggan . XL.N~;5~~1~'4 '83 PorscheCebrlOlet $2100, 8"'6-8935 ·f7 Rabbit dst. 2 Cir. "'"· $8'495 obo. Trade po$$. Cllll0tnl1I See us todlyl COSTA MESA -wht/belge. factory op· TR 7 'f8 Vry Gel cona 2 Sirocco mags, CH I , 4 970;0548 lllEll 111·2100 77 MBZ280SE Lgt ivory, uons,carcover S=l6.500 liter eng Nu bit. clutch. spd , xlnl $2300 Jliec. 9177 ClllLLlC Just2mlnutessoutholthe 10 ml, St4.500. Dys d pp bk I ltton Ins 5'8 8'51 San Diego Freeway. 752-07 89, ev/wknds Never reg1stere S~7~01ob~~44·2303 . .. ... --175 Checker Marethon 2600 Harbor Blvd. --643· 1017 759•9534. ·n VW Rebbit, special eo . unique. gd cond Am/Im COSTA MESA luaaaa G•ia 132 .78 45oSEL RtH•ll 9159 AC. Bl1up, 64,000 ml, st er S 2 8 5 o Io b o , 540-1860 ·68 K·G, lmm1c cond, rblt LIKE NEW FULL y EQUIP 1~.!P82!"'!!!R·en·a""u~ll~ll"'e·c"°a~r""':"L~o~m~l. VolklWllH 9173 S2900tofr 760· 1112 644·5119 eng, . n-tires, beige. S 16.500 640--0838 Amlfm. ster 1ape dk. 1S6 VW B11tle, 40 HP, l2V '79 delselRabb1t. delu•e Come In & see Newport C~rn1let 9 l $2500. ph 631-9059 53850 645 0512 late trans. reellals & d 11 1· 11 less 0 0 Be . 11 1 l·----------F. t 91•., Ask about the money we mint · • chrome rims $2500 Alter 8 1 on, "· aw " a<:h 5 nesi se ect1on '61 Corvalr EJ Cormlno II -M11•1 ill can save you lhru our Rolle loyct 9161 5 call 646-8139 Clyde. black body & black Int, ol previously owned (see truck ad) 64'6·7016 '74 Red Flat 128. Sharp! I purchase & lease plans -mint throughout. runs Porsches, Aud•s and •68 El Camino, rune & 75K ml $1300 494·7846 79 AX7. 4 spd, computer ,,, .. SLEIOllS '57 vw Rag Top, rebuilt superb, great mpgs Volkswagens. 0 ' · controls, AM/FM cass. • 1600 duel port. radials. $3175 970·0548. looks good, $1300/0B '77 XI 19, removable herd CB, $5600. 642·9708 evs IMPORTS Dr'tV CARVER Blaupunkt stereo. new 645·8083. All 5 top, clean & lun. 56.000 760·8611days. 1301Quei1Str~t l'L....11 seat covers Must see. ~ '11V,e,runsgood,good ml $2500 obo 495-6313 NEWPORT BEACH ~ l C _~ $2300/0BO 546·314 7 -buy 225 obo. 645-3358 '60 Spyder 200 con· IU·ISOO 1~ l'L.../ l\...C ---fl.. ~ 455 E. Coaat Hwy. or 642·3058. vertiDld. 33,000 M l. ·~ ... ~.-.:~ ·' .. ~~:·.~·· .~' 'II YW CAIPER Newport Beach Stereo. Wires. ilke new. 9147 Rare clesslcl Great con-673-0900 ·74 Nova, 6 cyl, reg. gas, c.tOSEO SuNOAVS dillon, runs good Must I . k 9307 good cond, I owner. bolkl w/lewn tSo6p ooend Int Ask about our new lbw sell quick. $2200/obo. DIC $1475. 552·7889 rg owner 1 • obo. Salt1111 9167 Jim 969·t909 ·74 Buick Century SSOO :--74 Nove, exit cond, v.5 114.999.5112 1.70%&.P.ll. lllE llclHU'S Financing Available On 'JI WHO• $1115 tatt '64 e,;i" looks g runs obo, nds body work, runs 350, auto. air, stereo. Selected 1983 Models I Xlnt cond. 8,,. 4wo great. good transpor· SOUTH great 962·0873 Rodney $1800 963·4843. 9125 CO ... HHL CHEVROLET •• ,. I* I • I • I ' ',., I \ \1 t ' I SU-I 200 apd , p on y In t $3000/0BO 540·2685 Llacela I 3 ·85 tlncoln, $2995. }(Int cond 540.5630 Bob Hoy! w • 7 Mtrcar~ 1329 '86 ~ c 1 b 1 165 For /b ercury, run• 0<one · ua good depend mu11 Mii sell! I . 673·5609. $300' obo. 645·3358 o; ·72 Monaco a1111on wgn, 6~2·3058 11r, nu t1r11, 74,000 ml. clean S 1050. 548·604 7 '"' Ult '72 Capri, runs but n11e11 work $600/0BO 644· 1619/eves/wknda 57' Falrlane, Imm COnd. '74 C1pr1. very lt'larp, v6.' Must sell by 7·23, $2000 apd, etc Must sell! obo 645-3068 673-1003 . '63 Falcon Aanchero, '7'6 Marquis Brougham good cond, runs good. xlnt, loaded. $1850 51300/0BO 548-3147 or M4·4024. 645·3340. Capri Ghia. '77, xlnt cond. '86 Mustang Conv Pony AIC. snrf. ltereo 13000 Int rbll V8, many xtraa. 642-2477 s495010Bo 548-6160. cw.-.-.~~u=· .--9327 '69MustinQ.' very clean. ·75 Cutlass salon, xlnt Musi eell. S 1500 firm. cond .. lo ml, must ... Howard 751-9352 $2500/ofr ~750 ·10 L. TD entry Squire. PS, ·ao Duhe< Diesel. ale, rm PB. AC. 1700 644·6989 et1r10, low mileage ·74 Pinto, good school $4395. 546·2855 transportation S 1050 '80 Olde Toronado Dlesel. Kathy 962·5640 . A·l Cond, loaded. l ow '76 Green T ·Bird, PS. PW. Miies. $5995. 546-2855 PB, AT, AC, rablt Clfl> & Pl L t 29 trans, stereo, $2095/bat ptata otr 548-6842 1---1"8"'l'1"'l'K"':C""'X•R~-- .79 Flesll, good cond. Bleck, 2 dr, lo miles. $4000 s 1 8 9 5 2 4 8 6 New. , ,,_0_r _1..,.· _97_9_-0_5_3_6 _ __,'"'"'= portBlvd 642·3891 Ptatiac 3 5 .-7-9_F_O_A_D_G_A_A_N_A_D_A_.-Bel-t ·64 Tempest, 1 own, 6 cyl, Oller over S 1,600 auto. $795. 645-7578 89t ·84 171539-7543 Granado I '73 Civic. rec for $2606 worth of work .. reblt eng, bre(ld new cerb, reblt trans. all just broken In. Bent lrame & susp $600 or offer, tor eng & trans, rest ol car free 494·4247 Otter good thru 7/31183 675·4116 1a11on $995 536·3410 COUllTY '78 Estate Wgn, fully '75 Monza, reblt 1ng '81, ""it cond, only 18 000 64 CONVERTIBLE. 111\e n equip, exll cond. orig w/40,000 ml ' new p1rt1 '79 MUST ANG/CAPRI v~ $4200 YOLISWAIEN ownr, 56,000 ml $7750 St695 536-1926 Sharp. V8, sunroof, etc. ml, 2 dr, ate, stereo new, many extras. 640-6199. _ $5000 PI P 646·9498 '69 Lema.ns convert. xlnt cond, ale, auto, pb, ps, $3500 firm. 637·2636 ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2!'!;>9 Hdrbor Bt11Cl Costa Mesa Tel 546· 193" J blocks sou1h 01 San Diego Freeway olt Harbor Blvd Complete bod, shop Sales Service Parts Service Dept open Monday lhru Friday 7 30 A M to 5 30 PM ano 8 A M to 5 P M on Saturday ORANGE COAST AMC/JEEP/RENAULT .!!>24 Harbor Btvd Costa Mesa 54q 8023 645-7770 1 Jeep Dealer 1n tne West• See us today ior sares service t teasing There are reasons why we are 1 Pflce and selec11on• Atso tne all-new Aenavtt Alhance 1s here• THEODORE ROllHS FORD Modern sales, service. parts, body. paint & t1re depts Compehhve rates on lease & daily rentals 2060 Hart>or Blvd. Costa M esa 642·0010or 540-8211 WHTWAGIN A P8'aon.i and prOUd exclullve VW agency d«llcatecl to quality MNloe. epere parts. and • compethlve aa1e1 preten- tatlon of the unique VolklWegen qual"y vehlclel. Bob Ctlallman's WESTWAGEN -a Ecurle Shirlee COJp. 7800 Weetmlnet• Blvd/Beedl Ptione 1 t4/VW1-WEST. Total PetformMCe VW'1 "Are You Havtn' Any Fun?" DAVID J, PHILL"S IUICK·PONTIAC ·MAZDA Sales • Service • Leasing 24888 Ahc1a Par~way l Jqun.1 H1ll1 837-2400 SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGIN/ISUlU (Formerly Jim Marino Volkswagen) 18711 Beach Blwd .. Huntington Beach, (714) 8•2·2000 SAL.ES • LEASING • PARTS • SERVICE WE WILL NOT BE UNOEASOL.0111 5 Vear Financing 0 A.C. & Fleet Oltc:ounl1 833-8917, 553-0619 obo 549-8457 "WE WILL 101 ~Nova V8. 2 dr, ale, orig 65 vw, rblt eng. clean '8t Skylark 2dr, must see! owner Great shape :-79 SUBURBAN,Tr&'iiOrlng Speclal.9 passen· ger.47 .000 miles Very Clean $7,500 968·9210 '73 Pontla;:, good cono. $650/best o tter 54b·8097 eves Toyota 9169 body $1200, 545-3045 IE llllEHOLI" Asking $4500 646-9498 $2000. 975·0746 -VOiume Salls, Service 9309 'aO PHOENIX, $3600/ofr Xlnt cond. air. PS PB ca.1se11e, stick. 979-6150 '7 t Corolla, station wgn '67 BUG Aad1a11, am/Im, And Leasing C1ii111c f7 Chevette. 52.000 ml. good transportation St550.cell646-fi923 187t1 BeachBlvCI orig ownr. $1700 $700 631-7581,alt8pm -----HunllngtonBeach Cnvert., runs 548·7470. ---'67 vw. $550/blst olr ------ Claullleel Ads 642-5878 Needs work. 962·3937 (114) 142-2000 MAP MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES LONG BEACH BMW Ldrge selPc11on ol 11ew & Quallfy used BMW s ;ind 01hcr line c.ar~' Salf'" serv1t•' & leasing Trclc.J"·1ns welcome' T,1ke 405 Freewa~ to Nor lh Cnerry Qfl r.11nµ '""' royht & go f,, blocks norlh 10 3670 N Cnf'rry Ave I onq Bo>ach 17 141 636-5 790 12131 427·5494 • NABERS CADILLAC 2fl00 Harbor BlvCl Costa Mesa Tel 540·9100 Orange County s Largest Cadillac dealer Sales Service Leasing • SOUTH COAST DODGI "Your Friendly Ne 1 ghborhood Dodge Dealership" 2888 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540·0330 Sales. Leasing & A Full Servloe Oepa11men1 lncludlng Body And Paint Shop We speclallie In custom van conversions In all !)rice ranges ANO WE PAY CASH FOR USED CARS TOOi CHICK IVERSON PORSCHE-AUDl0 VW 4 15 E Coas1 Hwy Newuorl Benr.h 673-0900 The only dealersh•P •n Oran(lc County with these three greal makes under one roo11 • ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC·SUIARU 4!"80 Haroor lllvd Coi;tn Mesa T "' 549 4300 Sales $prv1cc lC-1$1n11 Mr Gooc:1w1 Mrh CLASSIC AUTOMOllLIS 765 Newton Way. Costa Meu Tel 631-1393 "JAGUARS OUR SPECIAL TV" XK 120's/ 140's/ 150'1/XJ'1/E· Typea Salu -Servtoe -Re11or1llons PAINT ANO BODY SHOP Olf Placentia between 17th & 18th In Cott• Meee BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC 131.100 Beach Blv<l Westm1ns1er Tel 892-665 t Orange County <. oldest .1nct 1arges1 Pontiac. dealership Sales. Ser vice Pai 1.-, DICK MILLER FIAT/LANCIA Protl.ibly the lowest pr1ced Fiats •n Southern Cahlornla" tLocated 1 mue north 01 Soultl Coast Plaza near Main 51 and Warner Ave 1n Santa Ana1 t20 W Warner Santa Ana 557·2132 • SANTA ANA DATSUN 200 1 E t 7th S1ree1 Santa Ana Tel 558· 781 t 'Your Or1q1nal Dedicated Datsun Dealer MIRACLI MAZDA We ve moved' Our new location 1r. 1425 Baker Street Cos1a Mesa rel 545.3334 Slop b)' & v1s1t our moctern showroom and see why we re lhe = 1 Mazda dealer in Southern Calrlornia Sales Service. Parts and Leasing. • CORMllR DeLILLO CHIVIOLIT (formerly Groth Chevrolet) 1821 I Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach Nllw • Used • Soles • Leasing • Parts • Service Come by and see our Huge Inventory! 847-eo87 ~49·333 1 • HACH LINCOLN MlaCUIY "W1'r1 new and eager lor your bua1ne11." Complete 1a111, Hrvlce and body ahop rac11111ea. One or the iuout Inventories In Southern Calllornla of new Llnco1n1 and Mercurys. Located 3 block• 1outh of the San Diego Freeway on Beech Blvd In Hunllngton Beach. 16800 Beach Blvd 848·77'39 or 551-t008 HOLMH TUtlll DATSUN 2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa M esa. Tel. 540-64 10. This Detaun location has been aervlng Orange County for HI yeare. 1 Mlle So. <105 Freeway Stop by & visit us today . MW ownership pledges to beat all competition SUNSIT FOAD, INC • (Home 01 Wolhe the Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westm111s1er Tet 636-4010 ORANGE COUNTY VOL VO 10120 Garden Grove Blvd Garden Grove Tel 530·9190 Exclusively Volvo to cover all your Volvo requirements New•Used•Sales•Leas1ng•Parts•Serv1ce•Body Shop Freeway close 1n the heart of Orange County a1 Garden Grove Blvd & Broollhurst CONNELL CHIVROLIT 2828 Harbor Blvd.. Coata Mesa Over 23 yeers aerv1ng Orange County Sales. leasing, service Call 546· 1200. special pans line. 546 -9400; body shop line. 754-0400 0 ROY CARVER ROLLS ROYCl·IMW 1540 Jemboree Road, Newport Beach 1140-644<11 Sates. Service, Parts And Leasing SHOW IVllYONI WHlll YOU All • • • on our Orante coaa1 Car Quid• Map! When you lltt YOU< eutomotlve butlnet• (no new ot r d .. lwthlPt o ..... l In the Dally Piiot, you re101! the = Coaetel M arke from Huntington BMclll to Seri C te. Ctn fOf '"'°"'ble rat" end more Information -uk for Sendra l.M, 11tf. 322. N9W Ctt DNlerthlP• ... call yOur outalde 11tea rep. FOR FURTHER INFORM~TION, OR TO BE PLACED ON THIS AD, CONTACT YOUR DAILY PILOT REP. 642-5678 H Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, July 21, 1983 · ,• OVER CARS AND TRUCKS! ~._ A $2, , SALE! DIE OF THE BIGGEST SALE DAYS IN HOLMES I U 1 ilE'S lONG AUTOMOtlVE HISTORY! TOMO•W 1001 'Till MIDNIGHT! · ALL SEWllG AREAS OF HOLIES TUTTLE DATSUN ARE CLOSED TODAY Our staff is preparing for what could be the Biggest, Grandest, Largest Sale in Southern Califor- nia's history. Holmes Tuttle will be open at NOON TOMORROW! 12 HOURS OF Right now at HOLMES TUTTLE DATSUN, we are busy getting ready for the ABSOLUTE SALE! ' We are reducing the price on EVERY VEHICLE IN STOCK!· NEWAND USED Tomorrow July 22nd HOLMES TUTTLE DAT- SUN WILL OPEN AT 12 NOON. Every new and used car and truck in stock will be sold and you can select from hundreds! SAVINGS FROM BUT THERE'S MORE! 12 : MIDNIGHT EVERTIHING IS ON SALE '83 SENTRA (°'4124} $4898 BUY NOW '83 SENTRA H/8 (0225411 $6295 REDUCED NOW '83 PULSAR NI (10187) SJ998 TURBO NOW '83 STANZA NII (00033>> $8586 GL·AIC NOW '83 200 SI H.T. 1008229> SJ688 AUTO NOW '83 200 SI H/8 (706857) $ 7490 SPORTY NOW '83 MAXIMA 4DR (101 4811$9965 LUXURY NOW '83 280 ZI CPE (572667) $12 856 SILVER NOW I '80 ZI TURBO (757356) s 15 187 AWESOME NOW I Everyone will be there so plan on staying a while at HOLMES TUTILE'S ABSOLUTE SALE. 48 Month Financing & low interest rates can lower that monthly payment. You'll have a solid 12 hours to select the new or used car or truck you want and need at terrific savings! Buy a new Nissan truck and lower your monthly payments with: I That's right! King Cabs, 4x4's, Lil Hustlers! All at low 8 .Bo/o financing. AND MORE HOLMES TUTTLE will be open tomorrow until Midnight to give everyone a chance to take advantage of these terrific markdowns. 12 ABSOLUTE HOURS TO SAVE! 12 Noon until Midnight Friday. Sorry, no one will be permitted on the premises until the sale begins on Friday afternoon. YOU'LL SAVE ON EVERY VEHICLE IN STOCK AT HOLMES TUTTLE DATSUN 280ZX's 200SX's PULSARS MAXI MAS · SENTRAS STANZAS PICK-UPS 4-WHEEL DRIVES EVERY VEHICLE REDUCED! SPECIAL NOTICE Buy yoor Dream Datsun or Nissan tomorrow from Holmes Tuttle Datsun and sliU take adVantage of the drastic price reductions. WHAT ABOUT USED CARS AND TRUCKS? They're on Sale! The Holmes Tuttle Datsun staff is slashing the price on every used Vehicle today , so prepare for the ABSOLUTE SALE starting at noon tomorrow ! USED BARGAIN EXAMPLES '81 Datsun 210, 4Dr. (uc.110001941 s4499 '79 Toyota Corona L.S. (Uc.1cP8838) s4 799 '81 Datsun 200 SX (Lk11DAPSXJ1 ss999 '81 Chevy Ca•aro (uc.100386) s5999 12 ABSOLUTE HOURS: NOON ~TILL MIDNIGHT FRIDAY Bal111es Tuttle Datsun ( -·I WHERE THE PRICE IS ALL·WAYS RIBHTI (71•l 540-6410 01 CAR FAMOlJs HARIGR BOULEVARD JUST OFF 411 COSTA .MESA YES! Extra sales people, finance specialists and appraisers will be on hand to help speed up your · selection. YES! Reductions will be plainly tagged on every unit for quick and easy selection. All prtcee a *"" + tu. le .. doc. l amog i.... on lflPOY!d credit & lubj!c1 to prior .. ,. . . THI UBANGI COAST THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1983 End of a p erf eel day Another hot sum mer day is coming to a cool close, as the blazing sun slips slowly into the Pacific. Beach crowds a r e thinning, and the gentle su rf picks u p a rosy glow from the dying rays. A short Why not just weasel out of flood danger? IY ROBERT BARUR on...., ........ Dorothy Grubba believes abe may have di.covered 10mething that rnight help rt!90lve the floodina problema in low-lying areas of Huntington Be.ch -weuela. Weuela, ahe believes, would make fut work of the gophers that burrow holes in the earthen banka of the flood control channela. The gopher holes,Grubbe and others believe, contributed t.o flooding lut March 1 which cau.ed about $4.5 million in damage t.o homes on the east aide of Beach Boulevard between Adama and At.lan\a avenues. "We could eee water gey.era all over the area from the gopher holes.'' she said thia week while she and other flood vl.ctims implored city officiala to take actJon. Grubbs, who said her huaband calla her the "Gopher Queen of (See WEASEL, Pa1e AZ) . COAST EDITION OR AN GE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS dist ance inland, the noise and tr affic of th e city a wait. T hree beachgoers e njoy a last few moments at the ocean's edge, a dmiring the sunset is from th e 28th Street jetty in Newpor t Beach. Deukmejian cuts, then signs budget · Environmental, social I prograins get funds cut SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. George Deukmejian signed a $26 billion state budget today. a record 21 days into the fiscal year, after al.ashing deeply into environmen- tal and 90Cial programs and calling for major increases in student fees. The s\ate Coastal Commiaaion, Energy Commission, farm labor board and public defender's office were among major targets of the governor's cuts, which total at least $1 .1 billion in state programs. Deukmejian reduced state fund- ing of the University of California, California State University and community colleges and called for fee increases to make up all or part of the difference -$150 at UC, $230 at CSU and a first-ever $100 a year at the commuruty colleges. . The governor said his budget cuts would avoid a sales tax increase next year and make "an important statement about our commitment to rest.ore common aeme and fiscal solvency to s\ate government." for the public schools this year but has not yet decided whether t.o approve an additional $1.1 billion increaae next year. The 21-day budget delay had left the state without legal authority to pay its bills, aside from court orders to pay welfare and unemployment benefits. (See BUDGKT SIGNED, P .. e A!) CM boy, 10, shot to d e ath in Oklahoma Funeral services were t.o be held today for a 10-year-old Costa Mesa boy killed Tuellday in a shooting accident while vacation- ing at his grandparents home in Oklahoma. County enters beach access wrangle The budget includes a 4 percent increaae for more than 2 million welfare recipients and enough money for average 5 percent raiaes for 220,000 state employees. Robert Spratt Jr., a fifth grader al Mariners School who was described as as an "outstanding athlete who gave 100 perrent," died Tut."l!lday night at his grand- parents' home in Boley, Okla. "He was a real live wire, really gung ho," said Bill Singer, coach of the Newport National Little League team Spratt played on. "He went all out t.o win. All the other kids really liked him." S uper visors j oin Em erald B ay gr o up in la wsuit aime d at Coastal Commission ruling BY JEFF ADLER Of"IM.,..., ,... IWt Residents of the gated Emerald Bay community won an ally Wednesday in their battle against the California Coastal Commi.saion -the Orange County Board of Supervisors. he was "shocked" that board members were considering joining a lawsuit "t.o keep the public off a public beach." is not warranted. Among the reasons cited were that sufficient parking was un- available and adjacent Crystal Cove State Park provided more than reaaonable bea.:h access for (Sff BEACH, Pa1e AZ) Deukmejian also signed a com- panion bill needed to implement the budget, but he took the unprecedented step of striking out language that he considers an unconstitutional restriction on his authority. The action is likely to be challenged in court by Democrats. Deukmejian said he intends to approve an $800 million increaae Singer said Spratt's mother called him Tuesday night and said the boy had been shot while he and aome other boys were playing (Sff MESA BOY, Pa1e A!) The board voted 4-1 to join the Emerald Bay Community A.saocia- tion in a soon-to-be-filed lawsuit aimed at preventing the Coastal Commission from opening the beach at the exclusive develop- ment to the public. The lawsuit is intended t.o challenge the Coastal Com- mission's refusal to certify Emer- ald Bay's local coastal pJan,accord- ing to a memorandum on the subject prepared by Deputy Coun- ty Counsel John Griaet. The full coet of the lawsuit, to be handled by a private law firm, is t.o be paid by the community 8880Ciation. provide adequate public access to the community's private beach. (Local coastal plans are specially prepared zoning and regulation packages which, when approved by the Coastal Commission, allow local political leaders to once again make regulatory decisions for the coaatllne in their jwUcliction_ Passage of the Coastal Initiative in 1972 had passed regulatory authority t.o the state.) County planner Ron Tippets said the plan submitted t.o the commission outlined reasons why county officials believe public access t.o the beach at Emerald Bay Francly, it's the real thing Voting against the measure was Supervisor Ralph Clark, who said . ,. The Coastal Commi.saion re- fused to certify the local coastal plan last spring claiming it did not lllDEX Bridge C7 Ann Landers :Erma Bornbeck B3 Movies Bulletin Board A3 Mutual Fund.I Businesl C5 National News CJa-tfied Dl-6 Police Los Canics C7 Public NoUcee era.word DI Spori. Deeth Notices C8 Stock Marketa F.ditorial Page AS TeleYillon r.ttertainment Bf-5 W•ther H«oecope D3 Went News .., Bl 8'·5 C5 A3 A3 C8,D2 Cl-4 C6 B8 A3 A4 .......................... Mark K.na11 will tell you thi1 Swi11 bank account for 125. ~.--...._,.;..aL.,.-........ ~~~"'--.............. __ ~---------..--':-.-..=-..=~~ ....... ~ ...... ~~~~ ...... NB man will sell Swiss b ank accounts BY STEVE MARBLE on...-,,... ..... A 26-year-old Newport Beach buainesa whiz believes he's dis- covered a means of reaching his lifelong goal -t.o become a rnilllonaire by the time he's 30: Swill bank accounta. The real thing. Mark Knall, a Chicago native who dropped out of business 1ehool ao he could get on with making money, la offering private Swt.. llCCOW\ta for $25 complete with a balance of four francs - roughly $2. Knam filures hia offer - beginn1na this Sept.ember -wW allow the average workinc stiff who lives from check to check the opportunity to alip into the world of international finance and revel ln all the James Bond-like intrtpe that comes with the world of • IM!Cr'et SwilS bankinl· "It'• a product of the 80a.." say. the trim, nattily d.re.ed en,. trepreneur. ''Everyone wanta to show tbelr money. You can buy lmltatlon Swlla waccMa, you can buy a car that 1ooka like a Mercedes, you can buy all thla counterf elt atuf f, but this II the rHIMcCoy. "The mYJtery of it ill appealinc. YOU have It but nobody knowa how much you have ln then. You let them wonder. It c:oWd be mllUoN. rilht?" ( ... SWISS ACCOUNTS. hp SA) Aa • Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, July 21, 1983 CONllNUID STORllS From Page A1 SWISS ACCOUNTS ••• Kn.us hit on the idea while vacationing this year m Swiu.er- land. where he opened his own account "becauae rve always wanted to have one." It was the perfect thing. he says he realized, for the person who has everything or the person who has nothing. The Corona del Mar man admits he was shown out and even thrown out of some of the finest ~ private banks in Switzerland before Schwanen Effekten AG. a securities firm in Lucerne ad- mitted the idea had pos&billties and arranged for Knass to sell the accounts in the United States. would fish golf balla out of a golf coune pond. wash them off and sell them. ''I set up a little stand by the ae<lOnd tee. One night I got 1,000 golf balls. Hey, I was making $10 an hour. In high achool I was voted the first penon most likely to become a millionaire." The product of an affluent family (he says his grandfather invented whipped butt.er). Knut insists the only handout he ever got from his parents waa a car. "Everyone in my family got a new car when they were 16. I drove mine for a day but didn't feel right about it. So I wrote my dad a check for the whole thing." -·---- Surfing in high gear When the waves aren't breaking, the hard core surfer still can find a way to hang IO-just get a motorboat and water ski on your board. This scene was snapped off Corona del Mar . Knass says he is the middle-man between the Swiss bank --E. Gutzwiller & Cie. Banquiets Ln Basel --and its status-ronscious customers and that future dealings between the two parties are private. "It's like coming up with a Rolls Royce that anyone can afford." says Kn~. who believes many people will want one just as a show-off item while others will add to the four-franc balance, turning the account into a retire- ment slush fund. K.rum. who imports snazzy foreign can; and imported video game cassettes before that, now claims to be comfortable even by Newport standards. He points out a red Mercedes coupe In the parking lot he says looks a lot like one he has. He says he also has a Pol'llChe, a BMW. and a mint in gold watches. Pi-otopappas' former office jinxed·? I I Dentist who purchased Costa Mesa practice finds I ew patients, shuts down business For Knass, the idea is just the latest in a series of money-making notions that began in grade school when h e scalped tickets to hockey and basketball games in Chicago. During summer months he says he "I enjoy making money. It's not greed, but I just enjoy being su~ful," he says. "My one goal has been never to work for anyone but myself. And to be a millionaire by 30." And he's banking on private Swiss accounts getting there on time. WEASEL SOLUTION ... Huntington Beach" because she's trapped so many of the pesky rodents in her front lawn on Munster Drive, said she noticed a By JODI CADENHEAD Of''IMo.llJNet""" The familiar w hite-and-blue "Sleep-Oral Surgery" sign in front of fonner Costa Mesa dentist Tony Protopappas' oflice remains, but the 19th Street business is closed aft.er another dentist ap- parently failed to attract cus- tomers to the office where three patients died. Dr. Robert W. Brown. who purchased the practice from Protopappas earlier this year, moved out several months ago, according to nearby merchants . "He couldn't meet the payroll," said a.rnerchant in the small retail cent.er. "He thought it would be good. But apparantly it was too much for him." Brown, who could not be reache<i forconunent Wednesday, purchaaed the office in March aft.er Protopappas was barred from practicing dentistry follow- ing the deaths of three female patien ts within a five-month period. Protopappas was ordered Tues- day to stand trial in Orange County Superior Court on murder charges stemming from the deaths of Minna Kim Andressen, 23, Patricia Craven, 13, and Cathryn Jones, 31. Additionally, Protopappas is facing civil lawsuits from former patients or their families seeking more than $65 million in damages. Protopappas, throughout his legal ordeals, has remained in seclusion, reportedly with his first wife in Laguna Beach. Meanwhile, tne city of Costa Mesa is suing Protopappas for allegedly falling to obtain ~ permits for electrical work and a bathroom that was installed at the 19th Street office, where Protopappas h ad a high-vo]ume practice. A spokeswoman for the City Attorney's off ice said of ficiala first approached Protopappaa in Feb- ruary 1982 and then filed the suit in January. BEACH ACCESS ... From PageA1 the public, Tippets said. first place. • strange rodent poking out of a hole several weeks ago. "I thought it was an albino gopher at first. I described it to county agriculture people and they said it was a weasel -that it i.s carnivorous and eats gophe~. "Anyway, I haven't trapped a gopher in weeks and I have three traps out. I used to trap about 15 a month.'' Mayor Don MacAllist.er said Wednesday that officials will push for "aggressive action" to solve flooding problems which are estimated to cost millions of dollars. "Rodents are posing the most serious immediate problems," he 84lld. "I'll ask the staff to look into the suggestion about weasels. It won't hurt." L~isure World slaying probed; man, 75, held In arguing in favor of joining the lawsuit, Supervisor Thomas Riley, whose district includes Emerald Bey, pointed out that voting to join the legal action was no different than voting to sup- port the local coastal plan in the Public access to beaches in Emerald Bay would only be required if the conununity alllOCia- tion applied to construct new facilities or make major repairs to . structures within the gated com- munity. MacAllister and the rest of the City Council also directed employees to draft a list of what can be done to ease the flooding threat and to detennine which agencies are responsible. , Residents are demanding that the Huntington Beach Flood Control Channel (along Beach Boulevard) be given top prioity for repairs, that flooding dangers allegedly poaed by the new Seabridge development be elimin.ated, that the sides of the levees be raised and to speed establishment of a long range flood control plan. Chauncey Alexander. a residential leader, claimed Wednesday he was pleased by the city adopting the role of an "aggressive advocate" but was disappointed by its failure to take emergency action work on the pump system. An elderly man is in custody on suspicion of murdering h is 83-year-oJd wife durini an argu- ment at their Leisure World home in Laguna Hills, authorities said. Silas Dees, 75, told Orange County sheriff's deputies that he and his wife had been arguing all day and that he had shoved her in the bathroom, causing her to fall back and strike her head on a wall, said Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart. Wilma Dees was pronounced dead on the scene. However , a coroner's report issued late Wednesday listed the possible cause of death as strangu- lation rathe r than head injuries. The sheriff's department will discuss the coroners' preliminary findings with the District At- torney's Office. said Sgt. Gene Lu ti to. Orange County sheriff's depu- ties were<:alled to 2180 Via Puerta in the retirement community shortly after 9 p.m . Tuesday by the Dees' son-in-law, Hart said. Dees was booked into the Or- ange County Jail on $250,000 bail Ocean view improved, Harbor View perturbed A Coronadel Mar grade school found itself with an unexpected pi]e of firewood Wednesday. And school administrato~ are burning mad. The firewood represents the top 20 feet or so of seven pine trees rimming the Harbor View Elementary School campus. BUDGET SIGNED ••• The deadlock was broken Mon- day aft.er Deukmejian called a special election in December in a Republican reapportionment in- itiative and Democrats dropped their attempt to require a Demo- cratic presidential primary on the that he would oppoee the gov- ernor's request to authorize the charges next month. MESA BOY SLAIN ... The trees. a source of complaint in a nearby neighborhood where residents said they had lost their ocean view because of the arbo~. were mysteriously shortened this week . Police said persons unknown used a chainsaw to take the tops off a Douglas fir, a Japanese pine and five Canary Island pines. same ballot. . Reaction today from some of the targets of Deukmejian's budget cuts was indignant. "It's just an outrageous act," said Community Colleges Chancellor GeralCl Hayward, re- ferring to a $234 million budget reduction -an 8 percent cut for schools that got no increue last year. He said the two-year colleges have no authority to impose the tuition Deukrnejian wants, and A state commission has esti- mated the colleges would lose 80,000 students as a result of the tuition. But al today's news conference. Deukmejian said the effect would be that "probably a lot of people who have signed up in the past and who didn't really have a serious intent of staying in class, and who drop out. might think twice before enr'Olling." The UC regents have already approved the fee increase propoaed by the governor. State university trustees have not yet acted. From PageA1 with a pistol they found at the house. RobertandPatSpratt, who live on Lisa Lane in C.OSta Mea, were in Oklahoma today burying their only chUd, friends said. Memorial services will be acheduled in Orange County at a lat.er date. Randy Holliday. president of the Newport National Little League, said Spratt was involved in basketball, baseball, track and football. "What a boy," said Holliday. "He was a really neat kid. He got into everything and gave it 100 percent." Reagan tells 'victory' plans WASHINGTON CAP)-President Reagan said today that he felt it would be "extremely difficult" to achieve a regional settlement to ronflicts in Central America so long as the current Sandinista govern- ment rules Nicaragua. He also said he d1d not foresee the naval maneuvers U.S . forces are about to conduct off both Nicaragua's coasts leading to a blockade of that country. In an opening statement, Reagan called his House victory on production money for the MX missile and today's announcement of fast.er-than-expected growth in the economy "an important signal to the world" that the United States is confident of Its economic recovery and supports modernization of its nuclear forces. Asked about the Polish parliament's move toward lifting martial law. Reagan said, "What we want to be on guard for is having a cosmetic change in which they lift technically martial law but replace it with equally onerous regulations." Reagan began the 15-minut.e session with reporters by saying announcement of 8.7 percent growth in the economy in the second quarter of this year and the House'• MX vote Wednesday night were "two very welcome pieces of news.'' "The economy ia growing with more vigor than most economists predicted, and this heartens us," Reagan said. "Vigorous growth is the surest route to more jobs, declining deficits and a future filled with opportunity for all our people." We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Dally Pilot " What don't you like? Call the number at left artd your meaage will be recorded. transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. 642·6086 The same 24·hour anawerin1 service may be used lo record let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls. please. 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"If we find out w ho did it, ¥/e will pre.JS charges," said Nicoll, who had the 9Chool district file a vandalism report with the Newport police. "We take our trees very seriously," added Harmon. New Arrival of Jade and Lapis I 20% off Wide selection of lapis and jade in green, lavendar, red and muJticolor pieces. Choose from beads, pendants, necklaces and rings. Join us for champagne on concert nights from 7-9. ...................................... ............... .......,,.. ............. , • Parenting and adoption classes offere d in Irvine One-day classes on parenting and adoption are being offered this month in Irvine by a private counseling firm. Parenting Resources will hold a suport group session tonight on raising children over the age of 9. The class runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m . Fee is $15 per couple. On Saturday a class explaining the issues of inten:ountry adoption la offered from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Fee is $50 per oouple. Both classes will be held at the firm's office at 2212 ~Gf:t Drive, Irvine. More information may be obtained by g 553-9339. 'Yan k ee Doodle' opens in Valley More than 30 youngsters, ages 8 to 17, will portray 75 personalities from American history in "Yankee Doodle," a Fountain Valley Community Theater musical revue opening Friday in the auditorium of Los Amigos High School, 16566 Newhope St .. Fountain Valley. Performances are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on July 22, 23, 29 and 30.Matinees,at2:30 p.m .,areslated for July 24, 28 and 31. The show is directed by Rick Habib. Advance tickets are priced at $2. At the door, tickets will cost $3 for adults, $2 .50 for children. Group rates are available .. Ticket information can be obtained by calling 847-1108 or 964-5392. Semina r explo res ha ndwritin g Handwriting a,nalysis will be the subject of a three-hour seminar scheduled Wednesday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The program begins at 7 p.m. in Room 207 of OCC's Chemistry Building. Admission is $5. Seminar lecturer is Betty J . Gilliland. a graphology expert who will try to help participants understand themselves through their handwriting. Tickets can be purchased at the OCC Ticket Office, located in the Student Center Building, or at the door. Mesa ch a mber planning mixer Local business people are invited to attend a Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce mixer aL6 p.m. Wednesday at the Bristol Plaza Holiday Inn, 3131 Bristol St. Drinks are $1 and prizes will be given away. Also, on Sept. 30 • the chamber will host a buffet dinner and silent auction at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. Tickets for the 6 p.m. c:liru)er and auction are $15. For reservations call 979-0536 College to hold orie nta tion Two orientation sessions for men and women returning to college will be held July 28 and Aug. 10 at Saddleback College's Mission Viejo campus. The sessions will provide information to help people decide if returning to college will benefit them and includes curricululm planning. For information, call 831-4611. Vandals splash acid on two cars in Irvine T-resioen11 WllO ij,,. on the •600 bloCtl of Roblmorood Cird9 In Gr-.tr• IOIO pollc:e WM!Meday rn<><nlng thel vandll• l)O<>red a emell ""'°""' of acid on their """'· c-..ling about 1400 MCh to the bO<ltee Another _.,,, Mid som.one uted • kay to mall• -··-on hla MW BMW, which .... _ .. ., In • garaoe on Ricllmono 1n Nonl>WOO<l. Newport Beach A burglar broke Into lhr• Mlghbo<lng Balboa lllendhOu_,_ ,,,.GrandCarlll, 1e1c1r19ato1111 ol 1350 In-AN the r~ -· unlocl<ed 0th.cl open~ A..,.,, wl>O may~ .. -the burgl• *• tPQtted on tile root of 1 fourth -l>ul -after ·~ M wM looklng lat a cat The ~erd top to a t9&2 Meroecla9 Benz .... INllCl'lad lrom 1 IOC:Oted garage on the 300 l>iocll. o1 GOlcMtlrOd ,.._,.,. fl>e top ta v.,.-at '5.000 Costa Mesa A_,.,. and 201h Str•t and left the """lele 10< a ah0<111- A burglary en..npt wao report.a Wedt!Mday nlQ"I at a hOma etong the 2000 blOdt ol FMgera Dflve. NolrMng wat taken Fountain Valley T.nantt--•Wlct.Olrom lllelr r..-.oe In IM I 1000 bk>dl ol POC>PY Cltcte allegedly look • teleY\tlon Ml end -c:aNtt• •accM'dar balonglng to ti.-L--. MllfMled at S926 A thief took 1 t>otUe of Canlldlan Club wllltl<ay Ind 91><1 1wO bQtttee of Cutty Sark valued It la3. 1'1 lrom Von'• Markel. 1e201 HarbOt Blvd. Laguna Beach Auto Pert• with an unknown value-• otolen from A r-in the 1000 block of CUit Dftve oomall.,,. Wed-ly, LtogUne Baec!I pOltce Mid, A bett..-y ~!liuld 11 S 70 wu OllCX>nnecled atld tlolen lrom I val>lcla P•rllecl In '"" 800 -of Parl<A......., A .,..,_.,.. IOIO .,.,...,. • ral•lgfrllOt and A Plllm tr ............ lrom 1"'9 1500 btock ol ~--• ''°"" WednetOay lrom the •en South C:O.t Hlgfwoay. TM -Mk! the trw 119 -d11W>Q aner ,,. ran out ot OM 11 Of-•M wwth $200. Sun's reign to continue Coastal Mootly aunny Friday end Clear IO!llQlll Continued Quite warm, ••DaPt ,,.., frN\'ecllltt cout Hight rangtno lrom ,_ 90 11 the_,,.. to,..., 10i) 1n ,,,. lnWld valley9 Lowt mid· 50t 10 -eo.. Small cren IM!""'°"f from P<Mnt Con· cmpilon a.. the outer w•lert to Stn NleojM t-10< nort-1 "'1nci. 1 S to 211knoUand•10 e fool combined -Frldmy. ONowhera l.Jatll v.,19()11 wll!dt In tile"'°"' end momlno llOllr•. becom-tno -m..... to-a 10 1e 11not1 with ' lo 3 loot wind -In 1119 -noon -_,.,. hOura Ft1dey. 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"Butldon'treallythinkl'velostmy faith in people," he said. "There are great peopJe, too." · Crashes halt LB ti-affic 2 smashups o ccur n ear a rt f es t i val Laguna Canyon Road was closed for a half hour Wednesday afternoon as police, firemen and paramedics unscrambled two in- jury accidents which occurred almost simultaneously in front of the crowded Art-A-Fair festival grounds. Laguna Beach officer Stan Skipworth said th e first crash occurred at 1 p.m. when a large delivery truck failed to stop in time to prevent striking a car whose driver was attempting to park across the highway f.rom the Art-A-Fair. As the truck driver swerved to avoid hitting the car, a motorcyclist in the fast lane slammed into the side of the truck, police said. TheAngelatanattendedhiafintgameoftheyearwilhLona Beach police Officer Joe Tolley, a family friend who helped him through therapy. · Minniacan'taee well from the stadium's wheelchair area, 10 Tolley left the chair folded there and carried Minnis to a regular aeat. 1'hf' r hAlr was gonP when they returned. An Anaheim police spokesman laid today that he did not think a reporton the theft had been filed. He was not aware thechaJrhad been stolen. Mn. Minnis said thl.8 is the second wheelchair the family haa had to replace in the past five moot.ha. The flnt, an electric wheelchair, was ruined when the family'• van rolled in a March accident, she said, adding that since then, her 10n bad used the rented chair stolen Tuesday. ; ~.--: -.-tr·,)\\ j I' ) , t ' DellJ ..... ,.._.., ·-....... Dial 856 to -call I UC Irvine 1 Campus to change 2 ,000 numbe rs UC Irvine bas traded in ita 833 telephone prefix for a newer number: 856. Beginning Monday. callers dial- ing any of the ~pus' 2,000 teleph one numbers m u st substitute the new prefix with the same last four digitrs to reach their party. Otherwise they'll get a recording reminding them they goofed. For example, the new number for the Associated Students' Ticket Office is 856-5549. For information on athletic eventa, call 856-6931. An d for non-emergency calls to the cam- pus police, dial 856-5223. UCI is the second major public entity in Irvine to agree to switch its prefix because growing uae of its current prefix has made ex- pansion impossible. The cyclist, Anton Jones, 20, of Santa Ana, was treated for minor injuries and later releued from South Coast Medic.al Center. The truck driver , Gilbert Mendoza, 22, of Los Angeles, was uninjured. Rescuers administer first aid to motorcycle victi m Irvine City Hall changed ita prefix from 754 to 660 late last year. Police said pedestrians rushing across the canyon road to see action from the first crash, prompted off-duty officer Wil- liam Lux to slow down for the spectators. ·A motorist behind Lux, Steven Griswold, 28, of Laguna Beach, apparently didn't Anto n J o nes, 20, in first of two Laguna Can yon Road accid e nts. see the pedestrians and slammed into the rear of Lux's vehicle. Lux. 22. of Laguna Beach, was treated for head, neck and back injuries and later released from South Coast Medical Center. Skipworth said Griswold may be cited on suspi~on of driving at an unsafe speed and following too closely. Laguna sells Sycamore Hills land parcel for $5.5 million The phenomenon is not a bout to stop, either. Many telephone prefixes in the city will be changed in the next few years aa Pacific Telephone adds a news-- witching station to accommodate the increase in phone lines spawned by new homes and, especially. new high-technology businesses in nearby industrial areas. Telephone company offidals are consoling users that the new prefixes will feat u re st.ate-of-the-art electronic sys- tems. BY STEVE MITCHELL on.. DellJ ..... ...,, Laguna Beach has accepted a $5.5 million offer from a Los Angeles development company to buy 62 acres in the city's Sycamore Hills parcel for construction of 650 mostly affordable housing units. The sale of the property on El Toro Road to Kaufman and Broad Communities Inc. comes more than five years afte.r the city purchased the entire 522-acre Sycamore Hills parcel to end a decade of litigation with former owners of the land. And while City Manager Ken Frank says there are stUl problems to be ironed out in the long-awaited land sale, it appears Laguna Beach is on the road to ending a multi-million-dollar debt that has plagued city cow:icils since the April 1978 purchase of lhe land by Laguna. A t the cloee of escrow, ached- uled for late February, Kaufman and Broad is to make a down payment of $1.l million -or 20 percent of the purchase price, Frank said. The remaining $4.4 million is to be paid in equal installments over the next three years, with interest aet at · 10 percent on the $4.4 million note. The $5.5 million will go a long way toward paying off the $7 .2 million owed fonner owners of the entire 522-acre parcel by the city. Kaufman and Broad proposes constructing 650 units, with about 100 of the units bein g single-family homes and the re- mainder attached homes. Streets, landscaping, recreational facilities and lighting within the develop- ment will be privately main- tained. Rock concert set tonight at Irvine center It's going to be a heavy metal rock 'r.' roll tonight at Irvine's Heritage Park Youth Services Center. $300,000 finder's fee to get U.S. Ziggurat sold Headlining th.e 7:30 event will be a local group called Graven Image. The foursome features heavy metal music doing hi ta from Van J{alen, 'Los Angeles' Quiet Riot and many of their own tunes. Band mem bers are Orton Lindeman, bass guitarist, Marty Schulte, drummer, Paul McPbee, lead guitarist, and Scott "Mad- man" Wat.son, vocalist. The federal government has put its Chet Holifield Federal Building in Laguna Niguel on the real estate market. The structure, nicknamed the "Zl.ggurat" and built by North American Rockwell Corp. 15 years ago, was obtained by the federal government in 1974 in a trade for two surplus U.S. Air Force bases. To sweeten the deal, federal officials have promised a com- mission of .5 percent to the real estate agent who obtains the successful bid. That could exceed $300,000 if the agency gets its asking price of over $60 million. Finders fees normally don't ex- ceed $10,000. The opening band will be Trade Winds, also a local heavy metal group. 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Ce NB Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thur1day, July 21, 1983 STOCKS NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS OUOlATIOH9ilNCLVOf 1Ml>U OH THE NEW YOlllC MIOWUT 1'4CIFIC PIW, IOa10h OET"<>!l ANO CINCINNATI tfOOIC u.ettAHOt:a' •IQ AEPOllTfl) IY THI! NA80 INSTINfT ' s..1~, flftt Pl l\O• (IO!o# ("9 s.1,. H•I P E ~cl\ Clow C "9 ... ff"\ H•• p [ !\Cl\ (1(1.-("9 Dow Jones Final Up 1.51 Cloelng 1,229.37 BUllllSS BRllfS Stock market rallying; growth report readied By the A11oc lated P resa WASHINGTON -The stock market chalked up its biggest gain in nearly eight months aft.er the Federal Reserve Board convinced Wall Street that it wants to accommodate, not inhibit, continued economic ex- pansion. The government is scheduled later today to release its preliminary report on the e<:.'Onomy's growth in the second quart.er. U.S . personal income, meanwhile, rose 0.5 percent in June as employment rose, the Commerce Department said. But workers raised their spending by twice that much, leaving the saVlngs rate for the second quarter at perhaps the lowest level since 1949. Interest rates fall on signal WASHINGTON -Lnterest rates feD after the Federal Reserve Board signaled to Wall Street that it will work to avoid a substantial tightening of credit, thereby allowing the economy to keep expanding. There had been fears that the central bank was ready to curb credit availability, a move that would send interest rates higher and perhaps derail the recovery Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker told the House Banking Committee on Wednesday that the central bank was restricting credit slightly. But he also said the Fed adjusted its policy in a way that could preclude further tightening and forestall a substantial climb tn rates in the future. A ccountants get code o f e thics NEW YORK -The National Assoc:tatlon of Accountants has adopted the first code of ethics for its members. The trade group representing corporate accountants e mphasized Wednesday that most of its 95,000 members, and their companies. try to provide a fair and clear appraisal of their financial conditions. But it said the code would provide additional support to corporate accountants by giving them guidelines to handle those cases in which a potentially "unethicaJ" situation might crop up. Dollar eases; gold prices rise LONDON -The dollar eased on foreign e xchange markets early tosday in response to the Federal Reserve Board's new monetary policy. Gold bullion prices rose slightly. Traders said the policy outlined by Federal Reserve chairman P aul Volcker on Wednesday eased fears of a s harp rise in American interest rates. Alleghan y bo ard approves sale MINNEAPOLIS -Alleghany Corp.'s directo~ approved the previously announL-ed proposed $1 billion sale of Alleghany's principal assets to American Express Co. The board on Wednesday approved of the sale in exchange for 15.25 million American Exp~ common shares, subject to adjustment to give effect to a 3-for-2 stock split, and assumption by American Express of substantially all of Alleghany's liabilities. STOCKS IN THE SPO_TLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK IAP)-S.lt\. ' 0,.,, prlc• and n•t change ot Ille 1111 .. n moll acllve New York Stock EXctlanot luuu. treOlno n•llonaltv al mo r t th a n 'I Phlt>roSal. 1,l 'l,<IOO n•... _,,,, NorlonSlm l.S51,300 JS\; +I Na1s.m1 1,,15,<IOO S6i~ + s" MHlll-vn s 1.117.100 51 -1 Ame.-T& T 1,071,600 6711• -lo Pan Am 1,042,IOO 7"' I I.;, Cllrv• .. r 97S. IOO J2 -._ IBM 93•,700 1251, + Vo Prim.Cm ' 757,700 17"' 'f I"• s .. rsRoeb 7'2,900 '1>\ + "' Sony C0t11 723,600 14'-0MreCo 716,700 l'" + 1-\. 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